https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-01-07.pdf 894074b75b57db33e5c2e2f59885e614 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER • IlGHTY.JtVINTH YtAX / 12 FACIS—2 SICTIONJ HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JANUARY 7. 1943 HAVE YOUR TIRES ~ Farm Management, Income Taxee la Be Topice at Meet Here \ NEW YEAR'S HODGE PODGE SECTION ONE—FAGU 1 to I OFFICERS SOLVE RECENT ROBBERIES FIRST BABY OF THE YEAR? „ SAVED BOY WHO FEE IN RIVER Will Germany be defeated dur­ people believe. Thus, a German The question of tlie First Babk of ing 1943? the Year is still unsettled and will Clyde May, Director of the Fann "Probably not," is the concensus side possibility,*' or. in other words, until 6 o'clock Tuesday. January Management Extension Department. of opinion of seventeen foreign cor­ an optimistic hope. A Group of Young Fellow* be 13. That is the deadline and until Michigan State College, will discuss Tr f r J -j 7T Of J®n- 31. Deadline Admit Sciie* of Crime* that time reports may still be turn-1 respondents. radio commentators William L. Shrier, who lived In ... . . . • Barry county motortau are re­ farm management. ut two Barry nve breaking and entering into, ed in to the Banner office. RememAt Home Sunday night minded by the OHloc of Price Ad­ County meeting* on Friday. J*n. 16. and military analylsts. including Germany for sevek years preceding Burdick's Beer Tavern at Nashville, Dear Chuck. Harold, Ken, Ootdon, ministration that the deadline for The morning meeting will be held such men as William I.. Shlrer, Ce­ the outbreak of Woi-^d War II. and three stores in Vermontville >hd- county to parents who reside in Restore Life to Corl Gel the tint tire Inspection te Jan. 31. at the Nashville School starting at cil Brown. Drew Pearson. H. V. Knl- who saw. first handy the rise of Wriaht's Store and Pest Office in Barry county areTlbrible. Name of 10:30 A. M. hr the afternoon of the Carl Gallup. 7. son M Mr. and 1 . The etc. include* everyone of you Only a small percentage of tlie same date. Mr. May wiU meet with tenbom. Pierre Van .Paasen, Upton Hitler to power, predicts that Ger­ Dowling have beeii_*otv«rWith the tire parents and their address, time county's motoriiu have driven their lad* Interested enough In the old arrest of five yaniiig fellows, four of and place of birth and the name of a group at the Masonic ball. Hascar* into official tire inspection Close. Major George Fielding Eliot many will begin to crack on aQeast wiwm live hi'Battle Creek and one. the attending physician are neces­ home town u> wonder what goes on chair- I' tings, at 1:30 P. M. iiere. I think I've had a good chance station* to date. AllenitHyde, rmr hr Hohtlno amir**- "=-jriceJrt.h. ID. ol Nashville. The sary. The name and weight of th* one nf of Ithe righting frame fronts andeer-. Maurice, BriMind County Agent Foster will discuss and Edward Mutrow. price and I the to cover Main 8t. for you u I've b*en man of the local war In<T he fran « rr .ponslblllty with the Ix>on Jones. Don Allen. baby are also desired, where avail- Thornapple river Wednaad Although nbne of the seventeen talnly on the home front during Wlwrv'nre i.. »... Federal Income at the same aerie. ning of last week near the among the working gal* behind a rationing board, says, Albert Segur und Raymond Moody, counter the last month. In my hum­ that, unless immediate step* are of meetings with Mr. May. *Wilh have had a perfect record as prog­ >043 but will not collapse. Battle Creek. Steve Bnbick. also of ii. long list of gifts contributed by bridge and. after diving ble way I'v* been trying to- fin the taken to comply With the compul­ the lowering of the exemption fig­ nosticator*. their combined opinion Most of the seventeen either say Battle Creek was one of the gang Huxtlngs merchants to the First shoes of another man gone to join sory tire checx-up, there will be a ure many fanners will be brought but he had not been apprehended;-—-- -• „ at tlie tlie time time this wax written. The , At the time of going to press, lit- tlie artificial respiration appiiat the procraelon. No fooling. Chuck, terrific plle-up at the stations late Into the Federal Income Tax group Is something which commands re­ directly or Imply that the defeat of11 at at the close of some of those rush tills month. spect. Each has been fooled badly, Hitler should be achieved by late gatrc -had Unda Lou Rare wa* at the head Underdwrlff Leon Doster and । ' ‘ pahiciiKited in several; Tills Inspection Is part of the na­ for the first Ume. -day* before Christmas I fell those has made poor guesses (even as raw. i»44. providing tne the present increase, increase. crimes and among other things, had °r lllr nce In focl 5,se »« al°nc Policeman Richard Endsley. ' rise U‘v would fit nicely. What tional mileage rationing program stolen eight automobile* from Battle I *n lhe racethe only one thu* body had been under th* « you and I). However, when all In the tempo of American aid can Creek, among them the one belong-1 far reported. Linda lz>u wax born from eight to ten minutes * I'm ttrfog to figure out is who take* designed to rave rubber and essen­ xi fill- house-wife when tial transportation. The first pas­ ing to an army officer, whore trunk 'nt p M jBn- 1- “t Pen- Sowera brought it from the r seventeen arrive al simitar con- ■ be maintained. tlie house-wife take* Ute place of a senger tire Inspection must be com­ Cajl, ids older brother Jamra, and grip* were thrown into a swamp hospital. Her parents are Mr. elusions, the result is likely to be .... Dale Conrad were playing alon* man gone to war? Pelt the aitawer pleted before Feb. 1, and holders of something rather substantial. | Prize understatement of the New In Assyria Several places In and'"1'11 Mr»- R^hard Rose of 314 E. river bank at the place nwnil wu;. no oae when I did take a day "A" gasoline ration books must have near Battle Creek were broken Into, Or*eiJaL.. 8hP w^hed 6‘* pounds after Christmas to check up at them inspected'every fpur montiu All of them admit that the ef- i Year, to date. Ls Adolph Hitler's as- In the night-time and various artl-!an<t8 Wedel was-the ai­ at about 5:30 Wednesday aftan when Carl fell Into tlie river W home. The refrigerator door gaped thereafter. Inspections to be spaced 1 Four Others Sentenced h feet of setbacks In Russia and North ' reitlon that "1943 might be a dlffl- des taken by this gang of young tending physician was very high. HU two eompsn open and it didn't matter much be­ at least two months apart. men. >---------------------------------------Calhoun Co. Circuit Court Afrlca combined with punishing i cult year for Germany." For "B" and "C" book polders cause It looked Mke “Mother Hub­ Fine cooperation was shown in |Af Al f HF f IIA f When arraigned before Circuit aerial attack* on industrial centers | . bard* cupboard" anyway. The the inspection mu*t be every two 1 thl* case bv the sheriffs of Eaton months, spaced at least one month Judge McDonald on Monday, Mau- and shortages in food, fuel and1 A disturbing factor which may I and Barry counties, the State Pop.umbtiiK was on the blink. Hie rzr-Trice Irish pleaded guilty of a charge ian _ , , , . , rlce fan on tne the menace furnace moaned and “Ppr* te the!I lice, and the police officer* of Bat-11 quK. The basement was full ot .Fo£ '0[’nn*’rcl“1 n»ot«r vehicles, of "breaking and entering In in the clothing, may be doing more dam- upset all war calculations, te the । tie Creek. Each was able tn con-1 laundry and the house needed cleanfirst inspection deadline te Jan. night lime" on December 21 when u> cm™ moole U»n m«( (Oonumud on pair ,. Bre II tribute something to the unraveling; heard them and rushed to them ing. I tell you all this In order that !6- *ni1 thereafter Inspection must . he with other* robbed Burdicks of the .series of crime*. Young Irteh po:j Memborahin* Inereate' bank. He arrived just in time ..A _... I .,*. " Tbe al 00 day periods, or at 5.000 tavern in Nashville. Judge Mc1* in jail here and the breaking and , Membcr«hip» Increase see Ca:l disappear under the wat you may realize a house needs a . mile intervals, whichever occurs first, j Donald accepted the plea, and rcentering charge will be lodged, ;Under Reorganisation mother and after the war the 1 Postponing this inspection until ■ manded the 18 years old youth to housewives will be mighty glad to ' against him whether for the Na*b-: Ending its finrt year since reorthe last minute will not only work ; the custody of the sheriff, without lust keep house again. Everything y*1*? c/1™the robbery at .ganlzjrtion. the Hastings chamber a hardship upon the inspectors but bail, pending sentence. lx under control now and life be­ WrightStore has not been deter- । of Commerce has maintained a fine holder had shown him where the in the Calhoun County Circuit boy went down, he swam to the hind the water-melon pink front will force unnecessary inconvenience mined. The others are being held record. 'court. Judge Hatch on Monday acdour te much as usual. If you want. ui»n the motorist himself: In Battle Crcek'for a series of crimes Membership was increased from C,roun Leaving Loavina Saturday Snluranv ' ft takt» time to go over five Urea | cepted the plea* of four other memGroup to Jtnow "What's Cooking?” if* there and will hare their trials in । nbqut 75 paying members to 172. Meeting Vital to County'* on each car, and even with 4,000 1 ben> of the youthful gang, and imfanner spare-riba and saurkraut. [ The following group of Barry Calhoun county. The officers are Tills Increase was largely due to a tlre inspector* authorized in the mediately sentenced them as fol ­ J .....HIALU UICIU IAS IUI1943 Farm Program | county young men have passed nteo looking for a young Battle * change in organization whereby 1 thought it a clever maneuver to state, it will be Impossible to handle ——• »»—•- —------ —While Sower* was trying to f feed my favorite husband well and all the car* it they wale until the lows: Raymond Moody 10, was giv­ County Agricultural Agent. Har­ their examinations for service m Creek girl who is said to have driv-! meetings were held in the evening en from two to 15 years at Jack­ then ask him to rack his brain for Inxl week. Uncle Sain's army and will leave । en Cara In which the thieve* were | instead of at noon and once a month the drowned tad. a telephone < son prison. Judge Hsieh reminded old J. Foiter. has arranged u Farm tills weekend for Fort Custer. The transported to the scenes of their ] instead of every other week and with came to the sheriff * offlre from a few Items of masculine intereal Machfoery Planning Conference to Revocation of gasoline and all Chevrolet garage asking help a •»--» — • • for my letter. Hte answer. “You other ration books te likely in cases : him that he had been guilty of pre­ be held at the Court House on Fri- boy* will report at the UB.O. room crime*. the months of July and August don't need any help, just ramble on where motorists attempt to drive vious offense* and advised him: The young fellows may also have omitted from the schedule. Under boy had just then drowned in Saturday morning at 8:15 and will like you do when you come home without having thAr tires Inspected. “When you gel out. make up your Machinery dealers, farm repair shop leave by bus about 8:40. Fourteen to face. a serious charge by the U. O rv.., rC "• Mua this arrangement, mcniigviuciii. uie the auca, dues assessed oaacssca river near the garage. Undanba q r*n..... 4 .Among _____ from bridge club and give the boys ,OPA pointed out. and in most cases mind, that you will become a rc- operators, vocational and high school of the group nre volunteer*. S;,*®* 1 rsrriA. Office Department. were sufficient to include not only Doster and City Policeman ---------- - —...—----------- — spectable citizen. You can't do that a taste of what they'll have to Il will — Tlie volur.tecra are: David Wlrti th.<‘« ,ft?k from thc !h*‘ cost of the rP8ular meetings but also mean refusal of requests b y taking other people's property. " Ishop instructors, Farm Machinery by Wr'ffhtc Sfnre at nt Dowling, rtnwllntf from tram the also took —care — —_ of tlie — ----_ ’s Store listen to after they come home for re-capped and new tires Slone. Hastings: Jerald Lewis Wright numerous spe­ . , Donal<f Allen. 20. and Leon Jone*. !Rationing. Board and the Barry- ston and settle down." Curtis. Hastings: Richard Norman department of the store, cial drives which were formerly held '. JS’ES . *UUo,u hB**a‘*<n .*• wrre named a* "the ring leaden. !County USDA War Board arc In­ Johnson. NEshville: Duane Erls Jar­ porrtoffice were several Christmas presents during the year. Seem* I should start another tabltehed tab! In garage*, gasoline ata- Of the gang." Both had been ar- ,vited to attend. An effort will be parently lifeless body was bi that had been put Into the mall at man. Hartings: James H. Sines. : made by the correlated work of this The _pew plan made it possible to and tire stores and the in- rested previous•“cnadm ” ;1 paragraph so let's talk about when Hons ' lowdv that and• he Allen SSrt h?dadmitS, ’i m“Ge ®y ,ne corrf,ttl<'‘1 work of this MldlevlBe: Richard Alexander Fin­ Dowling and were ready to be sent open an office in the Hotel Hastings the rirer bank. Mr. Doot you do come home and settlfe down. spcctlnp charge has been set by OPA ted to the court that he'hadTtoi’en • i ------- r —j Lyle Charlev nut. The young thieves helped them­ with a part time secretary in charge. ped his own overcoat about mil., t»>aa-uuiri> — ... ?“htaery siiuMuuu “luaUon ui xjuity ale ton; Hastings: Inf very enthusiastic about the at 25c per car An axlditlonal 50c flvP automobile, within the Im JSS of the little fellow and put selves to the contents of boxes of Hathaway. Hasting* ~ — " — County. Hathaway. Hastings: David SpencSupport given by the Chamber of Ktlre te authorized if a t re or mon th. Each wa* given from two| Counlv ' colony of young war bride* In town ■ Roy Decker. Assistant Extension :Goodyear. Hastings; Richard Earl candy, and other boxes they threw Commerce, made It possible for the overcoat over him. The I and I find myself wishing so hard * must be removed for Internal io 15 year* at Jackson ’TT^minnMt nr th*' Director of Michigan State College Hastings; John Calvin Bush, away without attempting to keep Barry County Tourist and Resort began to apply artificial re 'I "jUbeVrsraur ‘ that after Mama Schlckelgrubet s inspection. eroiio and? flkt offendedwm nn? wU1 “ten<1 lhc and review Hastings; Harold LeRoy Helsel. the contents. Assn., to continue It* work with a ►on fauput in his rightful place the on1 notation1 Th^1 turtsn' SSnEd lhe »««»tlon making the Confer- HasUogs:Dona!dIvanNevins.HasIt seems Incredible that these Krt time secretary in charge and. old home town will look attractive Thee Judge ! ?P..probation. pr.®°aUon--?*? jut*gp. required ence necessary. It te felt by County tings; Orville Vincent Cooley. Has- young fellow* could imagine that 'combining office space and made a Uttle moan whkhevii enough to M'ttle here permanently. ; that he pay 160 to the „Progressive h.rt Agent Foster that only through close tings; Archie Duane Sinclair, Has­ they could get.anvwhere in life by through co-operation, tlie overhead the fact that life wax not extt Of course, the first consideration I OU Co., from whom thee gang gang naa had starting out as thieves. They will of both organization* was reduced the two officer* conttnPad th coope^on of aU available farm tings. is a good Job. Dave Goodyear, I t taken a safe containing a consid-. maentnery probably have a lot of time to think and each .was able to give coturider- forts. The undershortff call “ u omcra arc. ourniey timer machinery dealers, service men. J , a re „ : , 8ta jfay E3n«r believe, is chairman of a coovmittee ; erable amount of money. irThe more coats from the apactatoi - rationing board and educational Johnson, Middleville; Francis W. about the error of their ways. ablv more than port time service. to do something about that. Here I Judge told young Segur that ifit k he had gathered by this time, nesetups >» n... > County have Edgecomb. k R. j> 6. e Battle Buttle Creek: Ber­ will Barry Creek: BerDuring the post year only 23 memat home we foil that if you want I promptly/ given. *Buildings, Other Than Fri- desired to enter military service he enough usable machinery, to meet nard Warne Hammond. Hastings: bershlp* have been lost and moat of were results you put Dave on a com­ । would waive the probation, provided breathing .was continued vote Dwelling*, Out IteWSddU 1 L—..I th<. JJH) their increased farm production Vernon Albert Neal. Hastings: Hdrtliese nre due to enlistments in the ambulance mittee. With all the training Uncle I । old Glen Bromete. Hostings; Howard goals for 1943. armed services or because the busi ­ Sam te giving you. you're going to •" ' ■ Fuel oU for use in heating-build- [ The officer*» — , nr ... are looking for two Now is ness represented found It Impoulbte “ lhe lime u."’?Afor orJ.Joint o'n action. Thomas Wilcox, R. 1. Delton: Rob­ have plenty to offer Hurt Job. A-. Ings other than private dwellings other persons who are alleged to J™? ।— ..— county ert Vincent Keeler. R. 4. Hasting*: to continue under wartime clrcum’Iu ’prJt^ u. other thought creep* in—What Is out for the duration, according. have pacjclpaled in »ome of the Aar Arnold Springer, Cloverdale; tances. grand trout leader* youH mike I I to a telegram received late Mon- crimes Ufa gang committed. n r hoj>cs all agencies in­ James , ?«???. -ttend «??_ and wort work togeth­ Gedrge Johnson Kellogg..Nashville; Major credit for this reorganiza­ Whept, Only Surplus asked Ken Shawman when he was day by the Barry County Ra- _________________________________ i Robert O. Link. Hastings: .Otte Lotion plan goes to Roman Feldhome if he thought the boys could tlonlna Board. Other buildings us- | „--------------------- er on this war problem. Commodity Left , well TUgg. Hastings; Carl Basil Rose during the past imusch. president come back after the war and be ing oil for heating purposes must DEADLINE ON MILENashville: Leo Otto Kloppe. Middle­ "Plant to the limit. The crops vear. who spent many weeks atudy-j happy here? Ken thought so. In be converted to some other method 1 AGE ADJUSTMENTS ville: Nell Linden Kidder. Nash­ will be harvested. They can't bo Ins various C. of C. organization* ih cal aid the boy was taken fact, after the southern he'd been all exposed to Ken Ken sunshine wiu en- i>" andother ron^r^idmotor vehSra harvested unless they are planted", this section of the state. He drew.ap home. Mr. Burkholder, who i he'd been exposed to was entings; James Frankln Carpenter, was the advise given to Barry Coun­ nronosals for reonmnlxation ol the | Haritlngs; Donald Lorenzo Braley. ty Township Committeemen In the local chamber which were drafted he’s been away Ken has act,---------- fuH.oll Jk “.k ' -“Justment 01 of mileage and fuel alRobert Corson Had Seen । Delton; John Harold Birman. Jr.. Introductory meeting for the 1943 into the present plan with-the as­ eight minute* and possibly tena whole armful of stripe*, a cut ^...1 perative that buildings, other than lotmenu on Certificates of War Hostings: Ruvell Keith Sage. Has- Farm Program by Glenn Wotring. sistance of a croup of Hasting* busi- ter the little fellow wentdown ta Much Service on Seas southern drawl, and a wallet full prirate dwellings be compelled to I Necessity promptly. Unless requests 1 tings: Delbert O. Moore, Hastings. Chairman of Barry County USDA neeiwnd ornfesslonal men. of pictures of gorgeous blondes. fore artificial respiration was start* F?™* ,lhelr {“*.* ®U Bre tnodf ,n tlme t0 ** disposed of Another Barry county boy has War Board and George Broadbent. Tlie mileage covered bv Mr. PeldBut to get back to what Has­ t ons. Only most conclusive proof before tx-(aye January January 31. temporary sus sus-­ made the supreme sacrifice in the , . , —.. AAA Fieldman for the district Food pausch while making hi* survey tings has to After—I think’all the tliat property Is not convertible will pension of operation may result, ac­ service of hte country and another production te so vital that help in would now be Impossible in these things you're out there fighting be acceptable. Boards should ter­ cording to Paul J. Winkler. Dial. Barry county home has been made , harvest will be furnished by the davs of tire rationing and “A" cards. for are pretty well wrapped up In minate heating rations for such Manager. ODT Division of Motor. sad. Robert Conan, son of Mr. and schools, by tho various agencies and Einar Francisco t* president for ' Mra William p. Corson of Middlethe old home town. A peaceful, buildings unless 41) written proof Transport. lierhap* by the army and women. the coming year; George Carpenter. and a brave one too, th* friendly town in which to be happy is (f-csented thnt orrangtuiumta Panners whose Certificate allot­ vllle. was killed In action, according ! Beginning Monday. Jan. 18.- Barry Surpluses of all products except Bill Schllhaneek. would not have been rescue in your own home with your own have been made for conversion by ments are inadequate for their ne­ to word received by the parents. : County Fnrtn Bureau members will wheat are gone. Increases of from Vice-president: families. Churches, clubs, school certain date within current heating cessary operations should apply for The Banner’s Middleville corre- stage their annual roll call. A 2 percent to 29 percent are asked treasurer: and Ed Goodyear. Rlch- enough from the river. If and Endsley had not tarn and organizations—all badly need­ season or (3) applicant has proved corrections through the County spondent sends in the following oc- school of instruction for all mem­ for 24 crop* in Barry County wltn apply artificial breathing, ai ing the young and gallant who are conclusively that conversion Is Im­ Fann Transportation Committees of count: berahip workers will be held on that a general increase of 12 percent ask­ not persisted In their effort gone. The real for play here has possible. All 1001 applications, ex­ | the U-S.D.A. County War Boards. T942 ended in sadness for tills date in Hastings. The chairmen ed throughout the nation. died but we're going to carry on cept cold weather flats regardless of community, when a message came of the ten community groups are In 1943 a farmer may plant all he cemed with reports concerning ac­ would not be alive. He was i in all these things for isn't that size of ration or whether or not ; Thursday for Mr. and Mrs. William acting as local leaders In this drive. wishes of anything except wheat and tivities during the post year. 13 alive because know' what you want? Let me add to this converted to coal must be tested SERVICE MAN REQUESTS , P. Corson from the Navy depart- AU work te being done locally and participate In the program. higher taw. artificial Why You Should Coma Back to U* for convertibility. It Is responsi­ I merit stating their son, Robert Gor- । by the groups so that new members War crops especially recommend­ paragraph that I think the trip bility of board to see that conver­ POEM BE PRINTED ‘ don. radlotpan third-class had been can be contacted with a minimum ed to replace wheat were soybeans through knowledge of worthwhile Just to fill your tummies sion is made at earliest possible Dear Friends: klUed in action and in service of । amount of driving. for beans, dry edible beans, potatoes, with Hastings' good water. I think date and that final ration allot­ The 1943 membership goal is 485 canning tomatoes and canning peas. Here te a poem that I've written JU* country. Due to war time reguwe have the beatest. coldest, tap ment Is only up to this date. Board* and I dedicate it to a young ng lady lady Urtions details wire withheld. members and the roll call chairman, To comply with tlie 43 program also, water anywhere tn the world. When should fix time limit of conversion who died In Hasting*. Her name Bob is the second MlddlcviUe war |carl Brodbeck. feels sure thl* wUl fertilizer must not be applied to casualty: Hall, ,u. the first, cq-11 Herewith is a brief digest of e*we go to Chicago for even a f*w to accomplish saving In oil burned wa* Charlotte Wilson. Thl* young SuS® . i._. reached as farmers in general spring sown smalf grain without a' 1*?' Don «.« n ||.» -r «!. — . lhat cnu hed 1 senteal rationing facta as applicable day* I can hardly wait to get home jnext two months when It is needed lady wa* my niece. Please print thl* Ej raSf, show considerable interest in farm legume or grass needing. for a good drink of water. | most. Instruct each local board In Ws,1* u“ b"""‘M •“ SuMtr J.vin:; try while on organization. , James Porter of Michigan Slate, to people living in Michigan (also -------- --------- ly. So the war is a realThe ice-fishing has been great: College spoke on soil-building prac­ Ohio,- Kentucky or Indiana). »(1U «11CW ™r. . . nennle in Iht* rnn Coffee i Ity to people in this community. ' and Nonna Herrick and Martha tices In Wartime. Harold Lakin of Death Brandstetter are always telling me MSC talked on the conservation There is no Death: The stars go I Robert Corson wa* born in Mid- :BLUE PRINT The Hasting* Klwante Club Leon Hendoraon. Administrator dlevllle on Nov. 10. 1919. graduated READING OFFERED how many fish they've fried for survey and control of erosion and through down K. A. Ctrllsle.. Dial. Rationing To rise upon some Pairer shore. Grom the Thornapple-Kcliogg high BUpper. We haven't seen any at our advised strip cropping on hills in A course In blue print reading will ______ _ _ ________ Repre*. And. bright in heavens Jeweled crown school in the class of 1937 and en­ be offered at the Hastings High the county as well as sod waterway* house since Jim Benham has been ning through Feb. 7. listed In the U. 8. Navy on Oct. so busy in his new defense job he They shine for ever more. School with the opening night set to retain the fertile soil. Sagar hasn't had time to fish anymore. I About 100 percent attendance at Stamp io good for three pounds lou'ii wnuc rresluent Roosevelt • .. - ' „ think the hunting will be something the meeting was reported. There is no Death: An angel form was on his cruise, was In Iceland ratArax dt« nnv through January 31M. ' when you come home. On the way Walks over the earth with silent Both coffee and sugar coupons are stocking-caps, necktiae, to The Farm for Christmas dinner tread. from the same War Ration Book 1. jack-knives and gamea we counted thirty pheasants in one He bears our best loved things away, veil and Primo Minister Churchill' the metaii trades. There will be no orchard over by woodland. Now I was“rateed’ta"i pheasant country Tuesday the sheriff's office here And then we call them Dead. A new War Ration Book II will held their memorable meeting in the cost to the student except for a text be distributed during January, ac­ but I've never seen a flock like thkt notified by phone that a steamAtlantic. Later he transferred to and other small material necessary State Tribunal Uphold* And ever near us. though unseen, to best instruction. cording to present plans. This will was filled io before. I wonder how long they er trunk and two grip* had been The dear Immortal spirits tread: !I another boat and has been known to have sailed in a different ocean. n 7) “ ^, p ^. ns . *" *5?^ l ° ni U '^ ' p.ecition of Lower Court cover processed foods and other would last if Harry Wood, of the ' discovered In a - swamp in Assyria For all the boundless universe is life. The last letter received by his parm^Pti.w ’Attorney Kim Sigler ot thl* City Items such os meat, which will be Marines, had a crack at them. Out । township. Underaheriff Leon Doe- There are no Dead. ent* was written November 7 and ™‘‘!S ™t has received an opinion from the rationed early in 1943. To obtain on the western coast Harry is mak- ter drove to the place indicated and I.boul lh.1 IM h« .Uotai «rRespectfully vours. this new book, you must produce । about that time he also had ar ­ Supreme Court of Michigan sustain ­ ing ail sorts of records tn target found the articles mentioned In the Pvt. Robert Shcllenburger ranged ' with hte brother for pur­ 1 ing night may call 2234 and make ing the decLMon favoring tlie de­ Book I. on the dates for registra­ practice. Who tell* u* Hany-? Why IWnnp, .nd brought the trunk and for the class. 2nd Bn. Hq. Co., 406th Inf. chase , men tion to be announced later. of Christens* gifts for the arrangements rh^-^d i u^l tnC0^ to raTr wllh hlm A ,ltUe UUr- ButA_P,O. 102 Remember the night Tuesday, fendents in the case of Boesch, et Kiwanlan Zip family. al. v*. Whitney, et al. Mrs. Esther taxt^ Ue CreeJl offlcers were notified and Camp Maxey. Texas Stamp Number 3 from Basic Mile­ He will be greatly missed by hte January 13- 7:30 p. m. in room 207 White, one of the defendant*, for­ home folks and hte many friends High School. merly resided here and te well age Ration A Book, worth four gal­ lons of gasoline, good through Jan. smile as she talked of you. There K' E' Lemmer- ot THE OLDEST who sympathize deeply with the ■ known in thl* community. are a lot of good soldiers not at , Madison. Wl*. family in their bereavement. Sur­ Tlie suit was started by the plain­ viving beside* the parents are two , the front and I felt it more and | According to the Battle Creek BANNER SUBSCRIBER? tiffs as stockholder* of the Wolver­ staters. Miss Prances Corson of Neine Natural Gas Corporation again** more as X talked to roar mother* police. Major Lemmer, a medical The Hastings Banner wgrk. New Jersey: Mrs. Louise DAVID TARBET, Prop. Paul B. Whitney. Esther White and over the counter during tho holi- j officer, on his way to an army Dear Sirs: Because his son is being drafted George Vruggink. • Whitney was era must have an official tire In­ day season. I know they are anx- training center, stopped Monday Mrs. Emma Parker, my mother, Pierce of Lansing: also three broth­ , loua, heavy hearted for those who evening in Battle Creek and left his has lived with me the past 8 years. er*. Clare of Monroe: Harry, an in­ into the army Mr. Tarbet will hold President of the Company. Mr. spection by Jan. 31. See your regu­ valid nt home; and Mac of Detroit: । Vruggink was Secretary-Treasurer lar gas or tire dealer for location of t*Te^c' about the future, car containing the trunk and vala grandmother. Mrs. Nettle Oorson 1one mile north and three* miles and Mrs. White was Assistant Sec- official Inspection stations. OPA but believe me boys when I say .tee* — in.u_ S — ---------and reads and writes without the Post Tavern garage urge* this be done as soon as pos­ their chins are up and they're still there. The car was stolen from the glasses and goes about the house in of Otsego, and several aunts and west of Nashville: or first farm east of Morgan school, known as uncles. Mrs. White employed Kim Sigler sible to avoid congestion. smiling, such courage b contagious a wheel chair. I wonder if you have Fuel OU the old James Mead farm. He Is of this city. The case was tried in and we're all doing our best to put garage Monday evening, and the a subscriber alder than she. Coupon Hi value increased from offering a good list of cows, chick­ Grand Rapids, was hotly contested out the fire on thte topsy-turvy thieves dumped the trunk and grips Yours, . ens. farm machinery.- ' 1937 —- --------------------- Ford ------- over a period of several weeks, at world and bring you home soon. Into the swamp. They contained Mr*. Lynn Allerding Good through Feb. 18 In Thermal pickup, and miscellaneous article*. 1 the conclusion of which Judge HorThen well have all those cele­ article* of clothing and private pa­ RJ*J>. No. 2 Hastings 1. Henry ..snry Flannery will cry tlie the sale sale■' flu* rendered an opinion complete- Zone C—ration sheet colored blue. brations no one seemed to feel up pers belonging to the major, which ~~ — *" act --—*- t I ly absolving --|■and• — E. — E. Gray will as-1clerk. the defendants. The to this New Yearn. * were thoroughly water-toaked when yvwmiimvu *■■ rtbiiuii ,Bee the adv. elsewhere in this Issue plaintiffs •• ------------- -— thereupon took—— an • appeal Phyllis Leary, of the roguish recovered. Howard Wakefield of BQARD MEETING POSTPONED Good through Feb. 33 in Thermal. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wilcox. H.ka- for full particulars. to the Supreme Court, and in a grin and curly black hair is home Due to the various oilier meet­ ---------------- ----------------------long opinion written by Justice Zone A—ration sheet colored orange waiting—well walling for Dave to parked at the roadside Monday ings planned for next week, the tings. R-l, have received word that. Valid date of Coupon I in u Chandler, the decision of the lower get his wings. After all I'm not night near the ptace where Uuder- monthly meeting of the executive their son. Corp. Howard WUcox. 23. MARRIAGE LICENSES waiter Wlnctiell and this te the ; sheriff Doster found the trunk and board of the Barry County Chapter. a machine gunner, ha* been serious. i*.TRFASFn IN l»4i Injured in action in the New . f-I stantlal victory for the defendants Banner I'm writing for. American Red Cross, scheduled for lv ! grip* the following day. . Guinea area. Corp. Wilcox Bfidu-J J®4’ caused more fei­ because of the fact that it not only mediately. To Gordon Crothera uo tn Ico- i * *j,— . Tuesday, Jan. 12. has been post­ wuu involves all of the money that has poned one week. Mrs. R. O. Hub. nted from Thomapple-W. K Kelland. I wont to say that last night NOTICE togs High school. Middleville In 1929 .I?.-"®,;®oecn so rar rrceiveo. out me on your Dad and Mother treated me to To those who have scrap metal bard, chairman, requests members S31„ u>. ,n», («»4S;,'JW„3""“TO pral“‘n« "® ANNUAL MEETING * gtngerale and showed me a very 1 ready for collection by Government to remember the postponed date, ------------------------------------- 1 marriage licenses issued by the,in inc . happy looking photograph of you. trucks, we would appreciate you call- Tuesday, Jan. M. at 7:30 p. m. in • You say 5'UJ always could bet on ing the AAA office at Hastings the city clerk’s office. NOTICE <>E ANNUAL MEETING county clerk for the post five year* held at Town Hall Jan. IS at 1:M your mother to scare up a bottle phone No. 3145 or dropping us a were as fallows: After we went to press last The regular annual meeting of NOTICE of gingerale but where did the card. 107*4 South Jefferson. 1938—100 marriage licenses Issued. week ClOtX) »u sent In for the _ the .w- photograph? --------------------PK>fnpt alUnUon be given Remember 1930—142 marriage licenses Issued. Carlton stockholders of the Hastings City U.8.O. caroler* fund which small likeness you sent home? . same. Bank win be held Tuea.. Jan. 13. 1940—171 marriage licenses issued. brought the total turned over to Well Carl Vontoo took that and U5DA War Board. Glenn Wotring. 1*41—159 marriage licenses issued. the UAO. treasury up to 843.45. chairman. 1942—185 marriage licensee Issued. , Secretary Home Front BE0 J *NSPEMCTED! MAURICE IRISH AWAITS SENTENCE :LljLuL L. Ul L. HA J SUCCESSFUL YEAR FARM MACHINE 18 YR. OLDS SWELL Ends FUELOIL SUPPLY REDUCED AGAIN PLANT TO LIMIT FARMERS ADVISED MIDDLEVILLE BOY KILLED IN ACTION FARM BUREAN ANNUAL hVLL ROLL VALL CALL RATIONING AT A GLANCE THIEVES DUMP CONTENTS OF CAR IN SWAMP UJ ““'‘h*‘ ““ KIWANIANS PLAY SANTA SIGLER CASE WINS IN SUPREME COURT ,"ud“ AUCTION SALES Important To Sook N CpI. Howard Wilcox Reported Seriously Wounded in Action & �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1M3 TWO and limb slightly. Al) hope for her I— -------- 1 | PASSING OF MRS. Hospital. Ann Arbor, Thursday, Dec. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- 1 30, for obaervation and treatment. speedy and complete recovery. ■ inmilfALI I PHAll SUSAN JOHNSTON ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Two small tires last week called HtII Mrs Susan Johnston, aged M. Eugene Summers will attend school Glenn Miller. W. Clinton St. out the fire truck. On Wednesday: KI’lLIxlvMlv LLVIVI1 'passed away Wednesday evening, A special public missionary serv­ Dr. F. K. Willison te.confined to atClariuviUe during Mrs. Summers' forenoon a blaze in lhe Goodyear.nm^ .uWto, Dec. 30. at the Jarstfer convalescent ice te being planned to be held at , his home from tlie effects ot a re- Illness. JvtVL h=c. home, her husband. Thomas A.. BAPTIST CHlHOCTi NOTES the church. Tlie date hu not been Lieut and Mrs. Philip H. Mitchell warehouse, back of their store, was «»nl fall. He Is still unable to walk ***—.— having preceded -------- .... her In Sunday school at------------10 o'clock. Di-, definitely decided but it will be on 1, “Calling Dr. Gillespie" starring J’ILVVj HTtW I Johnston, ------ - --------------— — and is suffering from-rheumatism of Lawton, Okla, are JUve pfoud extinguished with a very little da tn-> mflEM death. She Is survived by two vine service* at 11 o'clock, sermon i Thursday evening, either Jan. 14 or■ Lionel Barrymore. Phillip Darn. parents of a son t»m on Sunday. age Saturday afternoon the truck — ... out North ...... -uv-s daughters. Mrs William Newton and by pastor. Evening services at 7:30 [Jan. 21. The address of lhe evening Donna Reed rnade a-run Michigan._i to ‘ Mrs. Mary Abbey, a former Has­ January 3- The little one tipped tire E State Road where a car had • " Lovable Dr. GUlesple seta out to■ ~-------- —-.7— ■ r ! Mrs Bert Christie of this city'; Evangelistic sermon and singing [ will bt* given by Rev. F. W. Moxon tings resident, ts seriously ill at the scales at 7 tt»- and wfll answer to caught on fire. a broken romance and crashes Tuesday night* m«un« young of people's of Lake Odessa, a former pastor of Imend Th. nr»Ur th. AU.U-1'Tf 1' home of her daughter. Mrs. Ger- the name ot Philip Grandville meetings at the church.-------------------- the U. B. church here. Watch next, right into the midst of a murder. iarv will be held tills.Mix evening at the ■ KTundchlidren and a sister, •“ Mrs. IS. R“L™£Ah; mi.ejj* »» thide Palmer, of Ntuhrille. Mrs. Mitchell. Jr. PASSING OF FORMER Wednesday nights prayer meeting | week's paper for tlie dale and plan i Abbey suffered a heart attack with । Miss Eleanor Miller has recently RAILROAD ENGINEER ') Charles Starett In at the church al 7:30. . to attend. completed an executive secretarial , ~pMin» Thru Nevada" Wednesday afternoon. Jan. 13. the I William E Monica, aged 68. died further notice plan to attend when-1 MUi Lrdlx Dunn writes Hastings I course tn Chicago .and has accepted Roaring melodies sour across the Sunday morning at 7:30 o'clocfc after | ever possible.r'............. . |। Wesleyan Methodist church. Funer- U-idles Missionary Society .will hold N. IRVING •lends that she is nicely located at • position M ? r } v ^a ‘ t^n C ^-tre l jn ixuk and music ’ triends —. — — —-----‘ • * •. . There was a good attendance at tk... a brief IllncM. He had been an en. II al services were held at the Leonard their meeting with Mrs. Crawley. M W. : jocks the plains when the cowboy 008 W. 20th 20th St.. St-. Sanford. Sanford. Fla., Fla., where where •'<1 °r °r an .™forn“ll<® you ti«Vv have not gineer on the C. K. A: s. R. R. for! If If you <«<>. i>atd your dues,' chapol Saturday afternoon, the Rev. 1«1 East Green St. Mrs. Leroy Fish­ the Watch Night service and a finef atai blasts outlaws Into kingdom She Is spending an Indefinite time. addition to this, she continues as twenty-six years, retiring two years '.for >r 1943. 1943. your your membership membership Is is now now :i £_ «■ Chrispell, oHIciaUng.^InUr- er will be our gue»t speaker. program was enjoyed. Those who teacher of shorthand in an Indus­ come. Wayne Merrick, who Is a night trial college in Chicago. didn't attend missed a good time. ago to make his home on his farm i (iclhiqucnt. according to Department - ment was in Rivemde cerpetery. PRESBYTERIAN watch at the Hastings Mfg Co, and Prayer meeting Tuesday evening near Cloverdale. He te survived by regulations Your attention to this ’•’ / ANNOUNCEMKNT8 the nearby factories, had the mlsIs at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oer- Red Skelton in “Whistling tn Dixie" hLs wife. Vestti. a son William; u matter will be appreciated. SPECIAL WORK IN with Ann Rutherford, fortune to slip on a step Sunday Great Lukes. III., Ill , spent Sunday. siXter. Mrs. Charles Kingsbury of The Woman's Missionary society u™. —— • ’’ ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY. George Bancroft night, badly spraining his right foot’ Dec. 27. with Mr. Cloverdale, and three brother*. Alf'C5tl Sunday, Jdn. 10. a business. , . x will meet at 2 P. M. today -Jun. COATS GROVE C. E. Solid comedy irom the solid and twisting his knee, so he is con- Benner and his grandfather. J. J. bert of Kalamazoo Charles erf Clov- meeting of the Fourth District LzFriends ofLieut, and bus. Clif- 7) at the home of Mrs. Roy Cordes, 1 Copts Grove Christian Endeavor South. Il's the Junniesl pleH»rc-hc Itned to his home. ' Both. He reported back for duty on erdalc and Edward of Hostings Tlie Rlons Port* and Auxiliary Unite will. ford Brainard < Aimee Renfcesi of 805 W. Green St. The review of lhe I u parrying on un active program was ever’scared Mtiff in. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waters have the 31st. and expected to be sent to funeral was h-ld Tuesday afternoon hr held nt Paw Puw at 2:00 P. M i Battle Creek will be interest^ in study book. "On Thte Foundation'' uniler direction of Mrs Vesta Sense received word from their son. Mlles service school. nt two o clock nt the Cloverdale Thte lakes th- Place of the regv'ir , earning that he has been serit tu by Rycroft will be contmued._Mrs.<prcsident. Meetings each Sunday at Hedy Lamarr. Walter Pidgeon in church, the Rev. L. Winston Stone conventions which have been dte- the new Naval Base hospital at Key D. A. VunBusklrk will be the leader 8:00 p. m. । “White Cargo* Mrs. A. D. Knlskem has been con­ officiating. • Interment was in the continued for the duration. a Yeoman's school al Boston. Mass West. Flo. where he is doing or- and Mrs. John Eiigtil will have' ------------I Tlie story of the motet, steaming in his company ot 101 men. Mlle, fined to her home by illne/> for Pralrievine cemetery | GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH * tropics, where n group of white men * ’ *. ■ . . thopedlc surgery, a great many such ctitargeof the cteyotlonnh ————:— Be sure to come to the meeting to- cases being sent there. Mrs. Brain­ gtood first In lhe admittance test* several days this week. Sun&y-momtlfe worship at 10:30 Next Sunday morning nt 10:30 lhe oversee a rubber plantation. night ns the Auxiliary cookbooks will I ard left Monday to Join him there flven. which Is an excellent record. < /n'l J, thrO5ii Snared SATURDAYMORNING o'clock Tlie pastor will give a pastor wiu preach m "The Central friends that she is nicely situated , ... ... rnnrtic I be on display and for sale. See lhe Theis daughter. Anne Brainard. Ls . Richard Hinkley son of Mrs Hawi ‘ Communion Meditation" and will Truth of the Gospel." Russell Hayden, Bob Wills In " GRO1 । .................. president. Mrs. Alnui Larsen, about , attending the Frances Schlmer administer the Lord's Supper. 1 Hinckley stood fifth in a larger at 318 S K St . Lake Worth. Fla . "A Tornado in the Saddle" Sunday school at 11:30 A. M. where she Is spending the winter - Tlie Saturday Morning Ploy them, jschool at Mt. Morris, Ill. and the lite principal theme of lhe plc­ Sunday school at 11:46. Mrs. Altie Voters meeting after church next Grotips will meet again Jun. » and Two Barry county boys—lhe Flor­ months. . son. ’Charles, is at |he Culver Mili- Hay, superintendent. , Sunday. ure Is concerned with n thrill-laden Many Hastings people will be the second round of the basketball in brothers of Delton—make a re­ A social hour will follow tonight's | tary Academy, Culver. Ind. Sunday Evening Club at six P. .M .' The Sunday ochool staff meets। gold rush. cord breaking fur catch this year. sorry to hear that Mr?.. N. B Water- I tournament will get under way. meeting ..iccling also, also. i ----------------------------------------Patricia Fewless. president. Friday. 7:30 p. m, January 15. at MORTOAOC ISLE ---------------- -----------------------/They caught 580 muskrate, which man of Burlington. Wis., suffered a | Games arc .<chcdulcd as follows: “Nightmare" starring Diana Tiie Bov Scout Troop will meet., 521 W. Court. •netted them over |12CO. which they stroke of paralysis on Nov. 2. which 9:00 R Brunch vs. Robert Hopkins: . Those who live on the mountains' i>H.»uit h»vinc i...n m«a<- In tbr «>n Monday night. Barrymore, Brian Donlevy ' •old to Aychte Tobliu, of Hostings, affected her right^ide^ She is home ; O^^DonaJd^Smllh vs. Bob Branch: have a longer day than those who n< « rerui.i ">■*'•(*<’ r'-Hii,.! | A gambler becomes lnvolv<*cl |tj q A joint meeting of the Barry [ FIRST U. B. CHURCH from lhe hospital and is now able! 10:20 Edsel Sinclair vil Henry Gib- .'live in the valley 'series of adventures and situations Sometimes all ',V3.n4 .uV County Ministerial Association anti [ A. M. Coldren. Pastor ■in Battle Creek in a defense factory. to sit for a short time each day and son: 11:00 Dirk Knopf vs. Fred Lin- • —- h2“h-,„„ ,„.r ri,.. u to after he jilds the escape ot a susthe Barry County Council of .. w n . ... rumina wuramp »nu '’ fl.', U?8?, ’ J U A. M. Morning worship and 11:00 I Mra. Arthur Summers of N. Ls gradually regaining her sense of Ington. Play groups are sponsored 1 ChrisUon Education will be held in rermon by the^tir orTrh^S^ K [rts® a lnUc higher.—Anon. IChurch St, entered the U. of M. • peech and can move her right arm ‘ by the Y and Youth Council. .... the First Presbyterian church of ing Power of Jesus Christ" ?lion 0 Amec he, Joan Bennett In "Girl Trouble" •"-I -s । Hastings al ten A. M. Tuesday. I 7:30 7:30 p p. m. m. Song Song service service and and gosgos- ,n >tikh Telling of the tribulations that ‘January 12. 1943. There will be i>u>cl i pel message on "The Door Which beset a young South American rub­ irrJH.. il»* ,uck dinner noon followed No Mun Can open. Nor Shut." ber magnate when he tries to get a c,.,n by an afternoon session. i ------------two million dollar contract from | Rev 8 Conger Hathaway Moder-j FIRST METHODIST CHURCH America. LOCAL NEWS AMJ-D | AM I four I rECONoM,4 ■iDDQDBpInuaannl L irs'T J Bread Muller Mullers Donuts Dozen ------ ----------- Dinner Rolls .Muller's, dozen Milk 4 Shurfine Wheoties . Pkg. Corn Meal E ....... *Oats 5 Rolled lb. bag. lb. bag 29' 12' 6' 35' 10' 19' 29' $1 24 Cigarettes Popular brands a carton Rinso Soap Feb Naptha Tissue .Norliictn 6 4 22' 28' 19' * i7W 1/1tn! 'Um! It's Mother’s We've plenty of low prices because wc'rc making every effort to sec that BREAD / everyone gets a fair shore of food at the fairest prices. True, a few items hove been rationed by the government, ond others will be "short" BAKING DAY • for the duration—but you'll be able to fill your plates with nutritious foods in appetizing variety when you shop hare doily. During~tKe winter months wc close at 9 o'clock P. M. on Saturday. BAKE WITH i CrM/Ucltedi, Lb. LILY WHITE Fresh Lb. r ,rTbt FLOUR tbt Bat Cookj Uieu Skinless Lb. Ring Round, Sirloin or Swiss VALUY CITY MILLING CO.. Lb. N f'TKAND Kl MRS. EVA TRAl'TWEIN Thls is to be a combined meet- PASSES F.wM»-w AT .T HOME Ilfl» • Im* of Young People's. Junior High and Senior High Christian En- <n daughlei of laeuvor soctetiesTm the Barry Coun- , Eva Viola Swarthout. SwarUwut..daughter ty Area and including Lake Odes- ‘ ,*aach_Rn<,1 A!ln S’KlF wna I.i r-Kr^wvll’" and Cale••' U1-' "lui born in Kendalvilte. Noble Co.: Co, President. Alice A. Griffin will ■«’<« departed this life presiae. lh.- uuesi So • mL at p?the liyme ot her daughter. Ernest S. Marks, of Detroit. General $1 nTi/Tr«!'\.iY? od,?nd-' L* R7c Wo<xl,and Secretary of the Michigan Christ- *?J2,1“8ed £Ly~“- tnm£n,J’’ . antl and 10 IB rta dapt. She7 can came Barry lan Endeavor Union. ' ” sh ’ Ao 10 ® “rrv Tlie meeting is open to the nubile Co. with her parents when only two years of age. settling on a farm ir. and all youth and pastors inter­ Carlton township. While still a ested in fellowship in lire in'«rdcnominatlonal work of Christian small child they moved to Hastings where site grew to womanhood. She Endeavor will be welcome. ■ was united in marriage with Albert Trnutwein. April-23. 1877. To thte BAPTIST CHURCH ' union seven children were born live Sunday, school at 10 o'clock. . I of whom survive her Mr. TrulitDivine services at JI o'clock? weln died in 1918 Sire was a de­ Sermon by Pastor and Communion. voted wife and motiwr. a loyal Evening services at 7:30. Evan- friend and good neighbor always [ ready to lend it hand and help gelteUC'Sermon and songs. Tuesday nights Young people's where help was needed while she .'was able She L-t survived by four meetings. I sons and one daughter. Claude and Wed. nights prayer jucellng nt Albert of Castleton. Prank of Lothe church at 7:30. \ ’ retnr. Pa, carl of Middleville. Mrs. | Edn Tyler ot Woodland, six grandFIRST CHURCH OF C HRIST. । children, several cousins and a -host SCIENTIST । of friends. She was a member of The subject for Sunday is "Sa­ I the Episcopal church of Hostings. 1 Tire funeral wa» held at Leonard'.; crament,* • iiinrnil home. Tuesday. Dec. 30. • Burial In Riverside cemetery. METHODIST CHURCH Young people's meeting Friday evening a*, the home Of Mr.nnd Mrs Lawrence Adams. E. Clinton St. Lionel Barrymore rfhd Donna Reed "CALLING DR. GILLESPIE" RIDING THROUGH NEVADA MADS IN AMERICA U.S. POTATOES jersey SWEETS "WHISTLING IN DIXIE" peck 39c 2 lbs. 17c 5 lor 19c GRAPEFRUIT FLORIDA ORANGES 8 lb bag 55c 4 lbs. 25c SPY APPLES CABBAGE hard heads lb. 4V2C HEAD LETTUCE hard crisp 2 for 23c Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 .ty.XOO 5 TUE., WED.. THURS.. FRI.. JANUARY 12-13-14-15 Hedy Lamarr and Walter Pidgron ■ "WHITE CARGO" No advance in prices ARItY TH EAT It Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 JLdtf 0« N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, MICH. They enable the farmer to cheek on the balance between anima! and vegetable proteins (in poul­ try and hog feeds). ' When made by a reputable manufac­ turer interested in HIS welfare he knows just WHAT he is paying for. The farmer egn get an Idea of the dollar value of the ration. Russell Hayden-and Alma Carroll A TORNADO IN THE SADDLE' SUNDAY ond MONDAY. JANUARY 10-11 Diana Barrymore and Brian Donlrvy "NIGHTMARE" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WED., THURS.. JANUARY 12-13-14 •THE BEST FOR LESS” I DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION and Jack LaRur ^nd Helen Parrish FDDD^CENTER Open Formula Feeds Open formula feeds were originated by the Farm Utireati as a formers’ organization. ] Contents of closed formula feeds had to be guc'sed at. Farmer** feeds arc open V formula and list the ingredients pound , for pound on the feed tag, because: < FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JANUARY 8-9 "X MARKS THE SPOT" 2M I. »TATf ST., HASTINGS. MICH. CLOSED FORMULA FEED/ NOW that it is your patriotic duty-as well as profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand- Red Skelton. George Bancroft and Guy Klbbec PBODUCr WITH OLD-WORLD TANG 63' 22c 35c 10c 45c Be Out Guessed DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Lb. SUNDAY ond MONDAY. JANUARY 10-11 2 lbs. TASTY LOAF KRAFTS CHEESE 1/2"»- PksLONGHORN CHEESE milk lb PHILADELPHIA CREAM PksFANCY STRONG CHEESE lb- Hard Kl.»l Milt Ku|ii>h Ihiallt.io A »„|»r. CATIIDHAV IAMIIADVO SATURDAY JANUARY 9 ■ and Charles Starrett CHEESE raocEEDiNaa DON’T Il fill f Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 W h_ COUNCIL council .iwnSSF £ >sa.i s.1?;,Wo.sn^'X ISSiSK ------------------- -- SALT PORK • 17c GROUND STEAK 37c FRANKFURTERS 27c LIVER SAUSAGE 22c SALMON STEAKS ' 39c BACON SQUARES 23c STEAKS 39c AT THE THEATRES - rl«-k. bjtcrian enurcn ot Plymouth special mttetc muilc. -n . r. Wchigon. February 21. 1943. Mr. 1 -mvulc’ Tlie Sunday .school will meet at {Hathaway was pastor of lhe Plyrn- . n ->n with Judge Adelbcrt Cortrlght. 11:20 -n.'.'p outj, church from 1920 to 1925. Ste- super Superintendent, in charge. tiw phen Hathaway was bom in the -m, t h.it Plymouth manse. February 21. 1943,1 servti ■ t i At( ..t anon, w..< .cun.r will also be the 37th anniversary of L..._., n— evening at. 7:30. Dr. George Stucky । ^'ni1*1*^ "f I Mr. Hathaway's public ministry, j of the Barry County Health Depart­ i-*. "‘f "' COUNTY C. I- CONFERENCE . ment will be the speaker, and MLss Alice Hngelshaw will give a health ' dcnion.it ration. Ernest S. Murks. Sytaker Mr.- S Stone will ** be ,n InJ°™4 Grand Rap’"­ ^Mr J°** *4* d ^i Youth in preparation for lead- :1<ls next Tuesday and Wednesday ership now and in the distant fu- ' attending attending a a Bible'Conference Bible Conference at nt the the hire will be n major ernphnsis in • c A .P’1' conference la bcthc Barry County Christian En- *ng sponsored by the Michigan Condenvor Union meeting Tuesday. 1 jerence of tlie Methodist Church. Forty “ ministers .Inn. 12. nt the United Brethren Filrtv »’*«««■from trnm lhe ,ht' Conference church in- Freeport, commencing have been Invited to attend. $ Rationing is o vital part of your country's war effort. Your ration book is your Government's guarantee of ■ your fair share of goods mode scarce by war. Our reputation-is your guarantee of a full amount of quality for every food coupon you leave with us. CHURCHES IN , GIRL TROUBLE1 4 He can consult with the Michigan Stale College as to feeding value of the ration. Try to find these advantages in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED Farm Bureau MiLKM AKEIW ■ MEltMAHHES - POKKMAKERS have no superiors. Ask u« for open formula booklets on our fesds. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS, MICH. . TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH sk �fnt msTrv. »uirtn rityriptT n^tytnr iiu 1 - 1 ■ 1 ....................... threatened with pneumonia last BARRYVJLLE STRIKER z' ' Beulah Kime atid Nadia Miller. [day afternoon with Mr*. Bruce [ SOUTHWEST RUTLAND ----------------- -------------J IoBTTUAR! Pfc. Alpheous Dunn — left i week but L* 1* improving now. I our Vf. 8. C. S. was well attended Mr. and P.c. 1 last Pri- j Benjamli anu Mrr.. Mrr.. Alonso Aionzu Campbell c-ampneu 1 Ml** Kldlene Neeb is Maying Mcsecar Of Clarksville. 1I Little Marilyn and----------TownsendFriday al the bMne Of Mr. and •luid - a* guest* — - •the — honday. "'•»"* W.n V ----------------~~----------------idav for Fort Barry. C during night* •• at th. the John P (teafe. Brake horn* home I ----- Dale RVING | spending a week'* f urlough with hi* | day* ol belli* 1(X> year* ol , of Hasting* visited their grandpar­ Mrs. Charles Day. Election of offi­ season. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Star- [and attending school at Lake Odes-.| IRVING tune better. Mr and Argyle Wlndw. Miv, peranu Mr and Mra. H^ Durm । bom in Washtenaw Co,. Muskegon. Miss Mis* Ila Stafford I**. ta. Mr Braxe is a little . ent*, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Townsend cer* followed the bountiful pot luck ford of Muskegon Dr. O. P. Benner left Monday for Mrs John E Brake and girls Lillian Sowerby and Mrs. Lllhe F. M Ute'm 4 * dinner, and with the exception of is also yuiting In the Campbell Milford. Illinois where lie plan* to home and asrirtlng her mothw. Mra. w.nt New Year's al Leo Kyser', sowerby cam* from their various n‘nd MrxDwi Dottlu hlp'„ Mr*. Glenn England and MJ** treasurer, a new group of officers .spend a few weeks. with her work as thelat- of Logan. pUcwl w Mpend their holiday to« k? 2! Marjory England attended the Iron­ was elected, lhe others having CampbeU pr~ul| Mlu Yldiene Preston of Grand gether In Irving. 1^)Un’SXeJlu^Turin^™ E Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. Higdon of side— Densmore wedding In limitings reived 5 yrs. tTreas. included) and ume n°‘ Nashville were Sunday dinner gueal* last Thursday. feel they needed a real Mrs. Charles n.inH Rfru.e an.i iittu iinl,ld» *l*nl Ne,w ,year' ,ier Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinckley. spending tier Christmas vacation tong lake. Afterward* of Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford. Day was elected Pre*., Mr*. Kenneth Sum., parent. Mr. and Mr*.---------------------Cecil Pre*- --------------nhd daughter have Uken theirupwllh parent*. Mr andMrMn. raao and daughter haveup Uken theirher with her parents. andUnpopular Mrs. the summer popular eiuntner reurt whWh ' ~ "" . Mrs. Ernest Shorno entertained Griswold, 1st Vice Pres, Mrs. Mer­ grandson, David Bump have been on < }on residence with Mrs. Hinckley’s | Harry Dunn. now owned and managed by lib m Tile Barry County Christian En­ rit'. Mead. 2nd Vice Pres: Mr* ti­ the Birthday Club with a dessert tlie sick list. I Betty Taylor Taylor of of Berlin Berlin spent «pcr.t mother. Mr» Florence Blackford j Mr*. George Haven* and ion Dick luymond Hall'; B*thin* Beach, i Saturday evening In honor of the deavor Union meeting wiil .be held mer Gillett. Sec and Mrs. E. H. ' . The Ladles' Aid will meet Friday ' returned to their home in Detroit Leng lake. ’ Mr and Mrs Wm. CrameL Sr . 'from New" Year's until Sunday with .. — , , , vlU4 , Tuesday evening. January 12 at Lathrop. Trea*. We meet again Jan. birthday of Mr*. H. A. Kllaon. entertained the following children her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Jan. 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. after -an ■ !)>»• nf Mr Mm <.Rer spending a week at the hornet In 1009 he bought an 80 acre O Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng, Freeport. Emest Marks of the Slate 14 for a pot luck dinner with Mr. .Christman day. Mr and Mrs. Meflc ■ Harley Taylor. John Belson. Potluck dinner. ofI Mi Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haven*. ehard 4 miles west of Freepo Jr. of Hastings visited hl* parent*. C. E will be the speaker and will and Mrs. Albert McClelland Callhan and son* of Lansing, Mr i Miss Marian Mote assisted Claude " — “ — *-----------------— .. ..... -----T— rrMr and Howard Johnson of whieh he operated for JO year*, tai Mr. and Mm. Arthur Allerdlng. Sr. show pictures of lhe field tour. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Van Doren Tlie U. B. C. E. of Woodland held (Agnes Fosten of Coldwater an­ and Mrs. Marlin Mead and Rose of Scott of Lowell taking/lnventory. ChrLstmasguests of their daughter Hkkory Comers spent Sunday at ing many State prize* at the var from Friday until Bunday and they the Star district and Mr. and Mrs. Friday. Mrs. HelenPrye of Battle Creek. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ou» apple show*. • • all attended the bridal shower giv­ their buxines* meeting at the home nounce the arrival of a son one day William Cramer. Jr., local. Mr nnd Mrr. Vaughn and . — Dell Schlffman went to Battle Havens^ । He ca»t his first vote for Abn en by Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Hemh- of Mr. and Mr-*. Chas. Hesterley of last week. Congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Swan of babv. David of Remus \ ■ the Creek to vUit hl* son Fred and Ids Frank Granger has moved his hi* saw ham Lincoln. He I* survivadl berger of South Woodland Bat/.rduy West Woodland. New Year's Eve. Mrs. Juna Martin and Mlu Mabel Maple Grove and Perry Smith and past week- with hi* part .111 a- the tv — --------------1 — I four chlldrrn Frank J. Hall of Ml> Mr. new wife. Fred, who ha* been a millyon Dan Douglas* place. evening in honor of the newly weds Tlie young people watched the old SLsson of Hastings attended our W. mother, local, visited in the Jessie’and Mrs. Herbert Oeiger. widower for several years has takMr. and Mr*. Howard Ward and dlevllle, Mr*. Bt.B. Hale. Caledoai year out and the new one in. Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Allerdlng. Jr. 8. C. S. dinner New Year's day. Calihan liome recently to make the Wednesday being tlie bb v of en unto himself a new wife and famllV of Cloverdale, Mr. and Mr* Morton B. Hall of Orleans and Ra Blue Star Mother*' Elect Officer* Come again! Mr. and Mrs. John Dell attended acquaintance of the new daughter. Mrs. Lester Stuart, the wing some stepchildren. —^Joseph McCiurkln. Mrs. Jennie Mc- mond P. Hall of Orleans with who the funeral.of their brother-in-law* Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lathrop and Marian Louise. Mrs. Callhan |* Im- gave her a surprise in Um — Mrs. Lawrence. Ptnefrock enter­ «... ---------------- -------ning Mr. ----and— Mr*.------Roy Travis of ----------Clurkin.- -------Misses Edna.----------Doris-------and Waller Pord of Vermontville. Man- tained lhe Blue Star Mother* at her children were Sunday dinner guests proving and hoping to be up soon. <bv walking in on her with welt Grandville were Sundav evening vU- Elizabeth McCiurkln. and Pvt. and he lived. His wife preceded him death in 1926 after having ba day. afternoon. Mrs. Ford, who liome Monday afternoon. Officers of Mr. and Mrs. Rex, Dunnigan and Mrs. Arthur HoughtaUn spent one'(died Mr. Bay nnd Mrs the home^f MK* °M?rtle^WlL^'n ! Stuart‘baskets; ’ami **on"of City. Bob Mr. Itor<at ....-----------— his father, who Mr*. Floyd McCiurkln of Hastings married 58 years. He I* also cu passed away about six months ago, were elected for the coming year: ,n family of Maple Grove. of Haatliw* 'day were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. vived by 21 grandchildren and was a sister of Mr. Dell. Mr. Ford Alice Fihefrock. president; Mamie' ? * rllv t,™ mother who is not very well, an(j Mrs. Garfield Sinter, nnd Mr. Sergeant Joe Llnce who had hut and Mr*. James McCiurkln and great grandchildren. Funeral **r died very suddenly of heart trouble. France, vice president; Myrtle Bul­ ™ Mr- “nd Mrs- u* Lnraway of and. Mrr.. Vere Howlette and family furlough extended due to a death family in honor of Pvt. McClurkin. Mr. and Mr*. Eldon Farrell en­ ling. Secretary; Jessie Paul, treas­ pl-Mnv “ d C*ran<l Rapids visited their parents, ,Of Clarksville. in his wife’s family, has returned to who i* now stationed at Atlantic funeral home in Belding with tertained Mr. end Mrs. James Sid­ urer, Vera Curtis. Corres. Secretary. mtren ‘ Ml ai,d Mrs j8mM Mead. Sunday. Mrs. Emerv Kime spent Thun- camp on the west coast I City. New Jersey. tai in Greens cemetery. man of Barryvllle on New Year'* The next meeting will be held the ,^r! T°b,a-' ch‘>d«n Mr. and Mr*. Will Richards and; Day. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Dodge tint Monday afternoon in February' w*‘dnp*daj' ‘‘hildren visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry of Woodland and Mias Mary Dodge at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Paul. Mr? -2.eOrV CoaLs P’W' । Riror 1। ..izor of of near near HastlngK Hastings Sunday. Sunday. of Westerville, Ohio were Bunday -- ” ------ Mr. --* and Mrs. Leo Reynolds whoJ Charcb of the Brethren Society to and Titursday with her parents. Mrevening supper guests. and Mrs. Uoyd Fisher of the Center .| an- now living in Battle Creek in ■ * Meet Mrs. Lawrence Paul vUiled her ’I their hou'e 'trailer, were home for Tlie Missionary and Aid Society Road. sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Ilnymnn spent the forepart a few minutes Sunday and attended | of the South Woodland Church of Cha*. Rowhider of Grand Rapid.* the the Brethren will meet at the home of the week nt Fowlerville with Mrs. •I church at Quimby. latter part of the week. Louise Lathrop, who is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Depricster i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng, of Mrs. Owen Smith for an all day Rev. and Mrs. Ira Cargo and found and family entertained the follow­ Si and son Carl were dinner guests meeting. Thursday, January 7. , her feeling better, which is good ing at a New Year'.* party: Mr. and i at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Law­ news to her many friends here Sun­ rence Pinefrock last Sunday in hon­ day. Harley was a dinner guest of glerth and daughter of Hastings. Mr. or of Corp. Bob Bailey who wm all day Institute Friday. Jan. 8 with Mr. nnd.Mrs. E. H. Lathrop and also and Mrs. Glen Roush of Branch dis­ YOUR HOUSE AND THE WAR home on furlough from Camp Crow­ Mrs. Ruth Fisher, starting prompt­ called on Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Higdon. trict and the Ciusffec boys, local I fou, your fomily, your home . . . ol) the der. Mo. Jack Crockford of East ly at 10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Parrot of In the afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Del- I Ihinoi that make up your life, are now part Lansing was also a dinner guest. . A potluck dinner will be served Battle Creek called at tlie home of : bert Englerth of Detroit and Mrs ’ of the war effort. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fisher called di noon. Each,one is asked to bring Mr and Mrs. Elmer Gillett Thurs­ . Ella Hr-cock of Hastings called. at the Fred Russman liome In Port­ her own table service. day afternoon. What you do without, equip* our soldier*, ! The Deprieatcr family was pirns- | land Sunday afternoon, nicy were Mrs. Mae Custer of Hastings will feed* our Allie*. The little day-by-day Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde were Sal- • antly surprised on Chrislmaa to re- i called there by lhe sudden death of be the guest speaker. The various urday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 reive a call from Pvt. Duanr En’ , economies you make, turn into Wor Bond*. Mm. Russman who was a School departments of work will be dis­ Phil Delh-r in Battle Creek and . (derth of Texas. Today, it it the homemaker'* iob to run o chum of Mm. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. cussed and plans made for the com­ spent the night- and Sunday with j Many from this neighbothood will 1 well-ordered, comfortable home on much Russman'* youngest son. Robert left ing year. Mr. and Mrs. Ghent Ganku nnd |1 n-member Loren Abbott, who re-1 let* than before. for Ft. Custer the first of thl* week. Every member of the W. C. T. U. family nnd enjoyed a belated family sided in the Alonzo Campbell home : Durable remainder* of worn theel* can Eldon Flessner, who has been is especially urged to be present and Christmas gathering. They also j fob several years. He is now a 3rd . be uted to patch other* or make pillow spending bls Christmas vacation others who are interested arc in­ called on Mrs. Lucy Dexter and Mrs. jI clajfs navy elwtrictan. ahd 1.* attend- I caie*. Worn bathlowel* con be cut down with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. vited to meet with us. । Ella Shepherd. t! ing gyro schdol i school in Virginia. into wath cloth*. Old blanket*, worn thin, Henry Ressner, left Monday for ' * -Mr. Mrs. Elmer Gillett and, ; The remodeling of OUI our XUUUI school IS, is! ■ ' ........and — - ■ ............................. con be tfifehed together for the warmth North Central College In Naperville. On December 28th at Lake Odes- M£; and Mr?- Floyd Nesbet attended nearly completed nnd we nre sure HI. Harold Denbler. who also at­ .*a. a daughter Andra Louise was 8 u N new me Schers teachers and pupils will 5 *w I cars or pari> hi me nuuic I. tl,p appre- 1 tends North Central College, accom­ born to Mr. and Mrs Paul Towns nf We do not urge you Io buy anything y of Mr. nn and Vrni Hawblitz. elate all --------------the new things. '1 Mrs. M” Vnrn panied him after visiting hl* par­ 'uuiia wuuamsr. ram is Mr; and Mrs. Wm — Cain spent New 1 * . Mr*. Mrs James James Mead Mead received r do not need. The honest merchant t j inaia .. — -------~ j ” ------1 ! a (Doris Williams). Paul in India ents. Rev. and Mr*. J. S. Deabler of with the army. Mother and daugh- X**8!,8 d8V *lt,h.t,hcl5 daughter and Christmas card from her grandson. is twojold: Io discourage woite and Woodbury. iiiiiui) near near Richland. niuniunu. .. yeoman hoarding . , . and Io see to it that every­ •*j -i— fine. «>—, ।। family ,। Donald Donald Kenfleld. who is a ter are doing Mrr. Karl C. Paul visited her sis­ Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Higddn enter- i 3rd class i;-, thing his customers buy i* sound in quality, In the U. E S. Mzt"'. Navy, statlonWoodland Township School ter and husband. Mr. and Mr*. I lalned Mr. and Mrs. Wm. VanCuren I <*d at Pearl Harbor. so it will last a Iona time. Fifth and Sixth Grades . Richard Hug lift* of Allegan from ! and Mr.jind Mrs. Orville Tamlln at I----------------- - • ■ --------------Mrs. Artie Spindler, teacher Friday until Sunday. an oyster supper. New Year’s ev<- PLEASANT VALLEY We sold 810.10 of T. B. seals. Joyce Rev. and Mrs. I. H. Osgood and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Higdon and M.’s. Mabie VanAlUburg and family were entertained for dinner DeMond was the champion sales­ bahv nf Rnttlc Creek were Friday 1 Mrx. Barbara Palmer of Grand . on New Year's day at the home ol man. evening callers. Rapids were dinner guests of Mr. Our total In Defense stamps Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schaibly. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cogswell of and Mrs. John F. Brake. Saturday. GLOWING SOLID COLORS WITH WHITE BAND BORDER amounted to 8114.25 to the end of Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Johncock Hastings were Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Brake and and family of Detroit called at the the year. 1942. Three bonds have callers of Mr. and Mrs. George Oil- Phillip of Ionia called there SatHere they are . . . tli« kind of towels that are essential in every household! Good U. B. parsonage. Sunday P. M. Mrs been bought. lett. i urdny afternoon., • Sized just right for the kitchen, yet big enough for the bath! Soft, fluffy,urry OOf Two of our .folks are absent be ­ Johncock is Rev. Osgood's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. VanCurcn enMiss Verna Brake spent- a couple in pretty pastels with a border in gleaming white. Don't miss these! 18"x38". . Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fisher called cause of whooping cough. tertalned an uncle over the week-) of days last week with her grand­ ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH on her mother. Mrs. Della Cotton end. also celebrated , the uncles parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kyser Paul W. Geiger. Pastor nt tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. birthday. :of South Boston. SPRITELY PLAID CENTER WITH STRIPED BORDERS 10: 00 A. M. — Sunday school Cotton of Sunfield Sunday after­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nesbct and . Mr. ahd Mrs. Elmer Scott spent 11: 00 A. M.—Divine Service nnd Jeanne spent Friday evening in Bat- Sunday afternoon with Claude noon. A surface of thick, spongy loops make these towels ever so absorbent! Your Better . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flessner and Communion. ---------- ?k with Mr. and Mi’s. Phil Scott of Lowell. favorite terry in sparkling plaids to make your kitchen and bathroom the 3:30 P. M. Lutheran Gospel hour. family uere Sunday dinner* guest* | Mr. and Mrs. Oarfield Slater were Deller. Congregational pot luck dinner brightest rooms In your house! Fine, sturdy quality. 3Q"x4O". of Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Dal­ — ►----------------I Sunday diitner guests of Mr. and Sunday afternoon followed by the ton of Lake Odessa. I Mr*. Vere Howlette of Clarksville. Miss Ruth Walcott, teacher of annual New Year Congregation HICKDHY CORNERS Mis* Edna Willison, a teacher at' . “EH , !1,ecS' HANDSOME HEAVY WHITE TOWELS with COLORED BORDERS commerce' in Woodland township meeting. Best Pri?»ny.,n 8il1and Lupier League Executive Board the Harding school In Kahtmazoo. school. announces her marriage to Stunning looking towels in .heavy weight terry, noted for their softness spent two weeks holiday vacation I Sa,’lrf,8> ln «»“•» with the Misses meeting, Monday. Dec. 1. Howard Rlenbold at Reese. Tlie with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. San-1 p Choir rehearsal Wednesday 8:30 wedding took place during the and absorbency. They will add new beauty to your bathroom, size 21"x<2'. ford Willlion. Mr. and Mrs Willison ' Christmas holiday*. Mr*. Rienbold RcilgloiLi * Instruction Thursday and daughter were Christmas guests ' will continue her work a* teacher 4:10 P. M. of Mrs. Willison's brother Charles. for the rest of lhe year. South Woodland Churrh of lhe Irving and wife, of Battle Creek. Miss Ellen Hilbert returned Mon­ Brethren The Y, M. W. B. of lhe W. M. day to’ her studies at. Minneapolis. Arthur L. Dodge, pastor church will meet at the home of Minn., after spending the Christmas Rev. and Mrs. Harold Bugbee and I 10: 00 A. M. Worship nnd sermon holidays with her mottle*. Mrs. Law­ TERRY FACE CLOTHS AND MESH DISH 11: 00 A. MBunday school daughter Betty In Kalamazoo Frl-1 rence Hilbert and sister Mi*s Lo­ CLOTHS—What a buy! Take your 4 8:00 P. M. Evening service. day evening. January 8rena Hilbert. Evangelistic rervices begin Sun ­ Rev. and Mrs. Howard Rice and MUs Marge Millwood of East Lan­ day. January 10 and continue son Jerry of Dice. Michigan, were । sing visited her sister and^husband. COLORFUL COTTON KITCHEN TOWELS Mr. and Mrs. Birdsill Holly from through Sunday. January 24. On over night visitors December 28th । —Large block checks or gay warp 4 f“c Monday evening, January' IL Rev. of Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Rcnnells. , New Year’s day until Sunday. stripes lU Mr. and Mrs. Claud Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Von Rodebaugh and Harper S Will, pastor of the First HEAVY WEIGHT LINEN CRASH TOWEL­ two daughters of Carlton were 1 Church of the Brethren in Chicago, family and Mr. and Mrs. E. A- Nix­ LING — Unbleached. With colored border. 8 4 49 will be with us and will bring the guest* Sunday of her parent*. Mr. । on of Dallas City, Illinois and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Potter and chil­ messages throughout the meet!n«:i. and Mrs. Porter Knowles. 1«" »ide........... ................. ...............5. yd* I Friends of Mrs. Jennie Searles1 dren. Woodland were Saturday eve­ Mrs. will lx also expected to be with FAMOUS HONOR BRAND WHITE us to assist in the meetings. were sorry to hear that she fell and ning dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. CHEESECLOTH—Bleached white. Soft 4 fle We extend a cordial invitation to fractured her arm Dec, 28th. Mrs. Leon Hynes. and fine. — yd. I U all to attend these meetings. Searles, who is eighty vears old, lives Mr. and Mrs. John Blocher of * South Woodland called on hi* sister Churrh of Lnlled Brethren In Christ with her daughter. Mrs. Inez, Ford NATION-WIDE* QUALITY OUTING T- IL Osgood, Minister and is well and'active for one who' Mrs. Anna Kahler Sunday after­ FLANNEL—Soft and warm) White'or rile Here'* A Sparklln* Value! Woodland has had their 80th birthday. noon. parteh. 36’’................................ yd. fc I Sunday morning, no service be ­ Mrs. Harold White and three «ons Mr. and Mrs Ed. Demnray and SOFTLY NAPPED COTTON PLAID son Herb of Lake Odessa were en­ cause of Communion Service at lhe ot Paw Paw are making an extended Bring “June in January" right into BLANKETS — Durable and cozy! Stitched QQc Kilpatrick church. tertained at the Stewart Kussmaul visit at tiw home of her mother. your home! Sparkling floral prints end*. 70"x80'' 03 Christian Endeavor, topic. “How Mr*. Nellie Pennock. home Sunday for dinner. on sturdy, cream colored cotton! Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tolles and Mis* Joan Leffler spent Ute week­ Ma>{ I Become Sure of God", 7:30 STURDY COTTON BLANKET FOR Dainty design*, medium size or big three children of Bunnell district end with Mis* Florence French of KNOCKABOUT USE! Indian design with 8 4 98 splasliy prints. Hemmed. 57x68. A Worship and message by the pas ­ Hastings. were Sunday afternoon callers on hard-to-soil colors! I bargain in beauty! Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mlel and tor following the C. E- program. his mother. Mrs. Hazel Nunnemaker Cottage praver meeting. Wednes- and grandmilher, Mrs. Frank Town. daughter visited Mr. and Mr*. Ho­ ECONOMY WIZARD* SHEETING— __ «'■—you'll Uke/hese Untuual Value* in dayJ:30 P. M. ward Miel during the Christmas Clate Pettingale'a many friend' Good sturdy quality muslin. Unbleach- OQ Kilpflrick holiday*. are pleascd to know that he L* mak­ ed..................................................................yd. £3 Miss Jeanne Burkic of Battle QuarterlyConference Business ing a good recovery from a recent Table beauty that your budget can easily afford! Really smart POPULAR BELLE ISLE* 36" MUS- 4 J Creek visited-her parents. Mr. and meeting will be held Saturday eve­ severe illness. Drive only when nee — looking cloths in a brand new medallion design prac-.eaTf^ nn LIN—Bleaciipd white. With soft finish, yd. I “ ning. January 9th 7:30 P. M. I Mrs. Betty Pixley accompanied her Mrs. Cari Burkle over New Year'*. cessary. Drive unde Quarterly communion service. husbands parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pix­ Mr. and Mrs. Emest Shorno were inUl.r the.te. bargain! 1 FANCY PILLOW TICKS—Sturdy ticking! «decorative “> Pop W ru Soft cream color to 1 Christmas day guests at the horn* Sunday. Jan. 10th. 10:00 A. M. ley of Fair lake, to Nashville where 35! Peatherproof! Ready-made! 59 I Christian Endeavor 8:00 P. M. of her sister and husband. Mr. and j they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. meeting, Thursday Roland Pixley on New Year's day. Mrs. Geo. Kirshman of Kalamazoo. Mr*. KM----------- I Cottage prayer | Rev. and Mrs. H. V. TXiwnsend '8:00 a ftA P. p w M. Miss Barbara Lester of KalamaPool your mileage For'A Bright Kitchen! This Winter Youll Rejoice In Blanket* for Extra Warmth! | zoo spent part of last week with her and family,and father, Mr. Harley ‘ --------46” OILCLOTH with fellow-workcrsl 1 njiuiupart Rrandpan. its.Mr. .and Mrs. c.»<u, Elias Townsend were Christmas day MILO ua. mi. «nu m>a. To clean—Just wipe it off with guest* at Uje home of Mr. and Mr*.1 Mr. and Mrs.-Lyle Wilcox and son* Trie!:. Trick. Iler Her p^rer.tr. parents. Mr. and Mrs a damp cloth! Get a gny Chas. Townsend of South Woodland, were dinner guests of. his mother. Lawrence Lester lister were Sunday guests auests Comply with Com ­ Mr. and Mrs. Otto Townsend of Mrs. Emily Wilcox, Thursday. print or a lovely pos^*jc 1 at the Trick home and Mr. and Mrs. Soft Pastel*! West Woodland were also guest*. | Mrs. Madeline Norman. Marilyn Elwood Eddy and four children of te\ shade! Yd WW pulsory Tire Inspec­ Sateen Bound! Misses Mary Townsend. Jean and Earl Towne spent New Years Kalamazoo were Christmas guests. tion! Kantncr and Ruth Flanigan return- eve with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. C. Hoyt of Nashville was an ed Sunday io their school at Man- Brown of Cressey in honor of the overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs OILCLOTH SQUARES Soft. fluffy, with extra Chester. Ind., after spending the latter's wedding anniversary. Otis Lawrence Wednesday. Mr. Hoyt Between inspections, Long wearing! In new EQc warmth for cold nights ahead! Christmas holidays with their par- | Mr. — -* ** “ T —--------- — and Mrs. Lawrence Tobias en­ . Is interested in a new State Tempcrspring pattern.*! —— vw You'll love the springy nap ent*. tertained Mr. and Mrs. OIL* Boulter ance publication. drive in for free air! Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hynes were of Cressey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank | Mrs. Ellas Trick lias been on the and the softly blended pastel With Lot* Of Charm! New Year's day guests at the home Roush. Joyce and Frank, Jr. New i sick list the past week. tones, of Mr. and Mrs. Von Rodebaugh of Year's eve. I Mrs. Lewella Beadle of Battle Take it easy. Don't COTTON BEDSPREADS lensing. Mr. Merle Bradfield and Lawrence ’ Creek nnd son Jimmie Beadle were All-over colonial jacquard stop or start suddenly! Little Jane Jordan, daughter of Tobias were in Hastings Monday at­ overnight guests Sunday of Mr. and pattern. Graceful scalloped Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jordan, was tending a soli meeting. ' Mrs. John Mourer. edges. Refreshing Give your car regular colors. —...... WOODLAND 29' 45' How Long Will My Cor Lost? 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COTTON BEDSPREADS SATURDAY plain or buckwheat OE 5 lb. bag CO HARVEST TIME PANCAKE FLOUR pkg. 10< WHEATIES SHREDDED WHEAT pkg 11c GERBERS OR CLAPPS strained baby food* 4 cans 29c cereal food box 17c GERBERS OR CLAPPS BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE Andrus Service check­ ups! 098 —t "baby" tufting I* > » background for tiw lar hlgh-pU* liar.l floral tw , PENNEY’S ■ ■ ■ SUPPLIERS FOR THE HOME �THK HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY L 1MJ EDITORIALS , NEW YRAR 8 HODGE PODGE (OontlniMd I> LUoiiuLiixv from iivui page 1. ■. Sec ■■ of which of mi.rrh.nt merchant Odnnlne RNpping wrucn continue* io be taken by the Nazi tJ-Boat*. Arm* are ot comparative„ nul. unlU U«J*. mi toU fighting front* and the German «ubm«rtnc* nre admittedly Blowing , -------------------------OPEN HOUSE AT VAX). ROOM Open house at the U. 8. O. room .attracted fifty high school boys and girls.on New Year’s Eve nnd gave on jealt Brower had her port side opportunity for thl* group to enjoy weU ln Monday night and the facilities of the came uiivugu through "i... with lhe winning *err .... room. A number . . vamv part In the fun leil of the evening. Her 543 4178.o[ » movie ------ .fans I took • . ........ „ ---bsfxc :r.. J. after hcure. Daneb ®,we and aftcr niovie lng plng pontJ aJ,-r.crte ,d UWehours. gB|nMDoncgaV(. 196-169' was n fine series and .a Ing, ping pong, and table games gave greai help to her males. Portia*. .a variety of entertainment .Hwuwh. trQm through- w))0 tooj. a cornp]c[c out the evening. Banner. «' Virginia Wheating gave a very good account of herself by posting o comRtee and because of nn "oft •i 503 series with a 201 high game. night" In the U.S.O. program The ^, Lucile virc Pierson scored |vli with 480 ",AT.,,XPU£ BOWLING NEWS 1 nonina* ASSYRIA rii* M*,iv ol »*• ■rt, F. O>od}**r, DmuM. Di.ld H. Uoo4r««n Ji a LEGALS Mra. Mary Brandt, who is convaleaclng from her Ulncas at Hte home of . ■ ■ , a daughter. Mr and Mrs. Rci 0BD1B FOB FUBLICATIOM Olmstead near- Belleyue. H>”<a ni • . r'K.tf.? Xr i: irf Haitian. callers on Friday at the Mr. and OBDEX FOB PUBLICATION Bellevue Bristol district hax been engaged to tench the Bristol iwhool to suc­ ceed ML*a Hungerford, the teacher, who resigned. . ,><in B. vampoi Mr. and Mrs Homer Erway andir. »«. kl« vriiti children of Muskegon Height* spent of eart of. last at the homo ofbowling 10 The week leading^ Lecmnrcls. ,nd •“ "“Siisa. In North Africa 1711* is giving Hit- ... ■» e» ■ ------•••- skeleton ■------ ■■line-up last two with a UOnKim. ■ Fe.rorv V IUU wmes to Bonnet and Gown; Piston ^ , ’a. Urtnnvn. st *»id‘ ler time to consolidate and rein­ Mrs. Powell >lloiniuca submitted to „„ an B| ap-1 Ring Shop won the first two and. pendcctomy at =: Pennock hospital nt L .. hrr»i.> to-.;luxpiUt! ctl.nd force hit Tunisian beachhead, thu* lost the bust game to State Insula- Hastings •----- --recently. ------ •>i«*id p»iiUu»; making it that much more difficult 'lion; Otphans won a pair from Miss Louise Conklin ha* returned *» Futihtr . Bliss: Trio Cafe won the first two from Butterworth hospital. Grand for the Allie* to capture this Im­ ir E . Maurice Irish. 19. ■ of Route 3 . ,-ames but lost the last one to Bell Raptds. where she finished the i},,'*'* a[-j ILiicpuuut;, Telephone: Luiun.Portias iii-Aiu nicked uaiuici Banner plastic surgical work on her hand ■portant strategic area. ...Ne-hville. ........ one of the five...youths .... ,...UntilthisTunisian stronghold is rested for a series of crime* in Bar- f^r a complete aeries, and Strand which wa* successful taken lhe Mediterranean will not ry. Eaten rj>d Calhoun coun’.lt was. on tjic wrong end of a three to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ca.v’. who Aih^i .hhmrne tnken s.»turday nothing -------count Uitb Ehslon Ring Ofuwn into MunHpjl court ............. . ......... . noin_ -----------have lived on the Prank Wilke.be ofofany anvuse use for Allied Allied sinpplng shipping „„ tn.-.L-m,, Into tnt«and mir «... on ,,a charge of breaking nce. 0 farm west of the Orange Hall, for entering thr the *tnnstore of Don Wrisht Wright of <>f 1’ The ten best scores: and any thought of starting a con­ ont.-rlno sr.nic Lime, moved Thursday to their 178-106-169-543 new home, the Mott farm near tinental invasion via Italy will be 1 Dowling in the night time. H<-I J. Brower , waived examination and was bound 1 ,V. Wheating 201-168-134-503 Hickory Corner;. out of the question. | over to the Circuit court for trial 1 L, Pierson 174-185-141-480 Mi— Bertha Miller, who spent the I his bond being fixed at 82.000 Width I. Willetts 128-155-183-466 holiday, at the Mr nnd Mrs, .Wil­ V. Shroyer HW-120-150-46U lard Case home, returned on Fri* So. predicting . the fall of Ger­ had not been furnished when this was written The other four mrmJ. Daniels 123-140-179-442 dav to her work in Lansing. many in 1944. may be erring on the bet* of the gang arc lield at Battle , B Bracndie 147-115-179-433 Thy schools in- general began v , Creek for robbing of an oil station optimistic side T. Schader 138-138-156-432 their work on Monday attar the'' j 1 There. The police of that city hold 1 D. Kinney 150-135-146-431 holiday vacation. , warrant* for two other alleged tnemC. Hubbard 132-152-442-426 Mr and Mrs. Frank Pannalcc of The removal of Henderson from tx-r-. of ihis thieving outfit, one a 19 Battle Creek were Sunday dinner. notice to creditors ' ----- won’’t decrease ‘ ,r uid girl lhe otner a-24 yeers old I HUBBARD HILLS tlie OPA the flood guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I t>— , of rationing which is on its way. man. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tripp and Hnrrv Cotton. Miss KaUiaryn Conklin ’of Iain-. family have returned to their home (nor will it prevent an increase in 1 y— - »—z— — ------------------- — i William Clark, of Hickory Cor- after spending six weeks at tlie sing spent the holiday and week-1 the number of government controls; ners. parted company with $50 as- home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs David Conklin. She returned to ■ and restrictions which will govern I rAsed as a fine and $3.00 costs, al- Albert Green. Lansing with Mt-s Enid Checscman.' OMlnarr nw,« lor U» duralton »r “ ‘"""J* .“"S'Mary' Lou and Ronald Burd have who returned to her studies at East .. , • ... , . , , of la.4. week in Municipal court the war and pmsiNy for a perjod of ,lcn. Vt.en first Brought before been on tlie sick list witti the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins and year* during what we hope will be | judge Cnrtrlght oij Monday he de- Ray spent Thursday in Grand POWERS ECHOES the reconstruction period. As a mutinied that he was guilty of driving Rapids with relatives. Mrs. Henre Frost visited her Ur of fact. Henderson had sound! •> ‘‘••r »“•«<• l,n<1‘,r t»e Influenct of Mrs. James Storkau is visiting her father. Fred Espaugh. at Grand, -n.i.. r-An.rr,! ond n Hitoxicating liquor. He evidently daughter. Mrs. Helen Peterson at Rapids last week. He had the mis- j views on price control and was a feU lhfl{ wn# R<J| (hc rlRhJ c„u,.. Alto for a short time. fortune to fall on the !ce.and is in! Mrs. Joe Fiala nnd children of a serious condition. courageous, fair-minded nnd lion-; for hlm to take, for on the foKowe»t administrator. As proof of this. Ing day he asked permission to near Bowens Mills called on Mrs Miss Ruth Johnson of U. of M. I both Republicans and Democrats i change hl* plein and his request Tripp and new baby Tuesday aft- Ann Arbor, spent the past week at accused him of -nlavine "playing hall ball"’ with •*» 8™nWd. ..*5*1 Tiipp home the home of her parents. Mr. and aernwNl »-fth ihe_ results MS i T,he new bab>’ at .siaica. the other side But-Henderson .for'J^V. 1' izeputy Depu.t> ancr ®beriXr Donovan o. | win answer to tlie name of Robert Mrs. Maurice Johnson. John Colsgrove and niece have the other rede. Henderson, for nuKle lhc tne omer fjoe. But z-ui nenaerson. ror, lJelUm iyf|Uia made lhe atrest arrest when Lee. all hl* his ability, seemed to have a Clark’s cur ran off the highway I Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Green of moved to Hastings for the winter. Mr. and Mrs Henry Frost nnd streak of immaturity which often'south of that village and crashed I Buttle Creek spent Christmas week daughter. Kathleen, and Mr. and him amwar ns nn ihwiwim. 11,110 two other cars wiilch were I w«b hLs folks. Mr. and Mrs Alber: Mr*. Albert Frost nnd daughter Jac­ made him appear as an Irrespon,-! fun Clark ' Green He was inducted at Fort queline spent New Year’s day with .. ...j ,... r,... Custer. Dec. Dr.' 28. 5R tble bully. Hr tried to browbeat the was Custer, injured and brought to Pen­ Mr, and Mrs. Bob Frost at Grand Several young folks were out Rapids.-Jack Frost returned home American public Instead of guiding nock hospital for treatment, re­ from town Saturday and were ski­ with them after spending a week It by. persuasion—afid that never maining then- until he was ar­ ing on the big hill, with Ills brother and wife. works. Tlie removal of Henderson raigned on Monday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Nick Gulllium have SWEET—JUICY—LARGE SIZE Miss Artellc Bedford and Rob­ sold their farm to the state. They was undoubtedly for the best—but Vern Nfil, 26. and Thomas Leon- have possession until th- last of ert Field of Hastings called nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur 11 does not solve the many prob­ nti| 18 bath of this city, were fined the year. Bedford and son Bernard Sunday LARGE CAIFORNIA NAVEL lems of price administration and SSOO and cost* each ond sentenced Hoy Jenkins has built a new afternoon. Mr Field will leave to spend two days in jail when they kitchen onto their w.Oir nuusc .... house tmn and will rationing which are still with us. Hustings Tuesday for Ttnnmee admitted in Municipal court Satur-1 be readv to move into it soon the Army Air SELECTED-MICHIGAN CHIPPEWA day that they had disturbed the I I Pit. Pvt. Joe joe H Hula is in a camn in where lie will enter ’ • NORTHEAST WOOni.ANB peace on New Year’s morning. |Georgia and and expects a furlough Corp!. I Georgia Another service star on our street. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cooke and I ' Georgf Moose. 47. Marcellus Wren ,this month some time. Mrr,. Rov Thom <nec Bernice Ple^o..nl ,’ 43 and in । 1 *•'0,1 from Knla0,10 a Brankema. Broni;ema. 32. 33. i.dmlttcd hdniiiica hi “ «Hill “* returned rcim Johnson) reports her husband is, ?n, w drei t mJMunicipal Court Momlay MurJdps! Court Mor.iUy mat :r.al they they ; I «>’«<» Saturday Saturday after spending now stationed Mn Missouri. She is and Mrs. waiter Cooke Tnursdav. had made j_ .. - ------------- -«•—s. 1I u>m« u». his sister who Is GOLDEN CENTER a disturbance New Year «”ne lime — with making her home with her parents. Mr nnd Mrs. Arthur Coikronc eve in a Middleville restaurant.! vcrX ***■ . Mr. and Mrs. Maurl<*c Johnson ■pent New Year's dav with his Judin- Cc.nrisht thought that a fine | ------------until he returns. Brother and wife in S. Sunfield mW O1810 and coits of $615 each would । * ’L'M THbTRK T in the evening: they visited Mr. and be the proper punishment. They j Elaine Marie ■b •• the ijam? of the GREGORY Mrs Ray 'Scheel. paid They haven’t said whether li’tle daughter who found a wel­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Btirrv! Phillips at­ Mrs Claud Steward of near RICH IN VITAMIN 8-1 Vermontville afid son. Pvt. Cecil the time they had was worth $48 45 come nt the home of Mr and Mrs. tended the Shultz Community Club nr not. But the school* of the Keith Bill. Saturday. Janvur” 2 Ne w Years eve pnrtv held nt the w buy Steward of Walnut Ridge. Ark., county wilFget the. $30 fine-. Miss Mildred Michaud of East home of Mrs. Daisy Thompson railed on Ml.v, Mertlc Steward Uoka with hi any event. Lansing came New Year* dav to Mrs, Melvin Wade is on lhe sick Thursday afternoon. Lnndl- 29 and "'end the weekend with Miss Enid list this week. PKG. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bates and ; Mr. and Mrs. Ford LandL\ Mr. and Mrs E. J. Bates enter- 26, of this citv and Claud Romn- — - -। Mr and Mrs. Burr Dennison of Through the Red Cross, Mr. and Hastings were New Years eve guests talned the members of the choir burg of Middleville, a mi t ted Mon­ MORION S Mrs. Orson McIntyre, have received of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Konleczny. day in Municipal court that they and a few -friends at the former.Mr. and Mrs.'Lucian Wilson of IODINE SALT home Friday evening. Several hud disturbed the peace in »<vi notice that their son. Stuff Pilot 2 Sg 15c games were enjoyed and refresh­ Mend’s tavern here on the night of Brandt McIntyre, js stationed in Battle Creek were Sunday guests of ANTI SNEEZE Africa. ..Mr Mr and xn-cciuuej 26 >nr officers oreicers claim non hern .......... ....... and Mrs. Mrs. Vem Vem Haywood. Haywood. ments were served. , December Tlie RINSO 60c .« 22c |p,.horn to Mr. nnd Mrs. ' Mr and Mrs. Nelson Jones called Luther Brodbcck and children. that the two men engaged in a fist WASHING POWDER hurley, who live near M!d- on Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pratt of Rut­ Norma Jean and Junior of Ionia, fight and that Mrs Landis entered GOLD DUST visited the former's father. E the scrap to help her husband. She 1 'AL. J.e• I’?5 ,b?rn nsaiert David land Saturday aftemooh. 17c Brod beck Sundav afternoon. Rev. was placed on probation for six i’15 The baby arrived December Mr. and Mrs. John Hankey of El­ months nno lAid luroiuatm forbidden 10 to enter a 1Iv!,r‘p->- 15 H ----------------------former Dunham Geiger callnfon Mr. Brodberk Fri­ moniiis -- sie are spending a few weeks with CHICKEN OF THE SEA day afternoon. tavern tn that time. Her husband M“J’lcr . , Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wade. "nd Mrs Fr«* Hammond nf Mr. and Mrs. Will Utaon and drew a fine of $15 00 and corts of; Mr. and Mrs. Burrei Phillips spent Suof1")’guests of Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holly family visited the latter’s parents. 1 $4 50. while Rosenbunt was gmn : "’ulp '‘,ld •'tr!LOn>°n McIntyre. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Walters al $10.00 fine and $6 15 costs. Ttiey of Kalamazoo. . Charlotte Saturday afternoon. Mrs. paid-more liooks for tlie school' a,‘" .Hr\ ,WaI5‘ pbce-M’mnn Mr and’Mrs Robert Phillips and Walters Isn’t gaining very much libraries, and high priced experience ;.?25,1 au,8bt<’r'. En^ nn<l •*" Mary Ellen of Hastings were Sun­ for the two .. I Mildred Michaud, to Enrt day guests nt the home of Mr. and from her recent Illness. for the two men. men. GRATED Miss Olga Eckardt sjient New Mr.- joe Konleczny. ' James Endsley admitted in Muni­ Year's day with Mrs. Clara Klop­ cipal court Saturday that he had Conklin of Binfield, who is linMias Susie Phillips returned home fenstein and brother. Herbert Slur­ used borrownd license plates on. his !h!TC< .lllw c“»>ttol. made the Saturday evening and expects to re­ SWCCIHtABT tie and Junior In Woodland. Mn.. car. also that his use of 'lib. gas trip with them. main for a week. SOAP FLAKES Lydia Schuler and Esther were aft5 38c rationing book would not square emoon callers there. CONCENTRATED Mr and Mr;.. Arthur Cwkronc ,with the law. Judge Cortrigh: .isSUPERSUDS cnicnamea me entertained the^ former's lormcrs mother rnMllar PALMOLIVE from Mui, Muir MB at thbi, their •Uzu.v home over the I ” uhlU1 Lww, 2cAKil13C TOILET SOAP holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lctson vb ted their daughter. Laura, tn Grand . Ira. Belle and John McCallum SllNNYFIELD Rapid. Sunday afternoon entertained for New Year .. Mr and Mrs. William McCallum and fnmih of KalamuzMi and Mr. and BARNUM SCHOOL Misses Phyllis and Vivian Barnum Mr- Will McCallum local Ruth Bayne spent lhe weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Durkee ot Bat­ Kaltmazco. Mr and Mrs. Gordon 48-OZ. tle Creek returning ’home Sunday. Collison and family of Battle Creek, PKG. David Blood has been ill with Mr. and Mr- Maurice Johncock familt. and Mr and Mn Un. Myron uvmn pneumonia. and famil*. Hubert Barnum has been ill with Johncock of Delton, and Mr. and DISINFECTS the flu but is around again. Mrs Ed. Hunt of Hastings were CLOROX or Ik Carl Ncwbaum, son-in-law of Mr. • New Year’;, guesu at Mr and Mr.RED HEART DEHYDRATED and Mrs. Walter Durkee, waa re-11- D- Woodman and ?on Archie Ml Ikllf ID A I f Al IDT । lUHIUII HL UUUI\ I TANGERINES.. ORANGES .... POTATOES In llb*r 103 <if mnrla OBDBH FOB PUBLICATION Do not b>me clrcuimUnces for your weakne**. Joaeph kept pure in an Idolatrous household: Haphnt and Phinchaa became foul and false In the Temple.—Dean Farrar. TEXAS—SEEDLESS—80 SIZE GRAPEFRUIT FOR JUICY—FLORIDA 26( ... He WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ROLLED OATS 17^ If leaaed from the army, being in the | Mr and Mrs. Frank Baumcartgroup abosc 38 years of age. He and ner and .on* had for their guests Mra. Newbatun*were expected homo 1 Christmas Charle. HarrlMm. tn Battle Creek Sunday evening. ; Clifford Harrison. Mr- Elbe! MilMLsu-.s Helen and Margery Rec . - ' l‘ r. Mr. and Mrs R >! ::i Harrison wturned to their .-chool duties at ' end three -n;. ami Mr .'nd Mis. McccnU and Kalamazoo respectively ' Harry Harrison and son of Kalatffter spending the holiday., at honu.-. nnzuo also Mr anti Mrs. Myron Leona Helse returned* to Grana - Johncock’of Dvlton Rapid* Sunday after spending hi: Mr -and Mr; Fred Sch il n'yrr <>f vacation at home. She is attending P’ unwell spent the y.eckond with builnra* college. j Mr and‘'Mr.« Glenn Mort-hoit-c. I The West Woodland Birthday -'Ir u1"' Lawrence Anders Club will hold their regular mrtting 11,1,1 MaUL-. Mi and Mr: Harold st the home of Mr- Cat I Hi'Ue Jam i nrr,“' ‘*ud babv from Hastings 7. pad Mr. and Mr>. Lyl> Lemaitr and • Darold Cunningham has gone to 'family of Delton wrry New Year’? Chicago to complete - course in Hattie Anders and welding. He expects to be inducted ion Raymond Je-'C Osgood. Mr into the army before February. Hu. wife U with her parenU. Mr. aim mnnd Weber. Mr. aril Mrs Lynden ■ Johncock and childrei: and Mrs.'’ Mrs. Floyd FenjUmakcr. Floy d Fender from Lacey b /.pend­ Alice Collins were dinner guests ing a few dayi with his grandpar­ Saturday rvenmc of Mr. nr.d Mn, ents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fvn-ia- Ira Ogood-and children. Jack. Jerry anti Junior Johncock nutker. t.f Detroit. r »me Monday tn '|>er.d the week with relatives and did HAKBLRb (ORNLK8 Mr and Mrs Floyd Clum and Iilhtv enjoy Uwj Matting and sliding., Mr. and Mrs. Ira Osgood and family of Coil* Grove were dinner;; family spent New Years with Mr. 1 Kists of Mr and Mr> Herman and Mrs. Rankin Harr nnd family. twr and Mabelle, on New Y«ir’: • . Mr. and Mrc. Lynden Johncock and and *Mr and Mrs AimtuipAlmond' . " ,u* 'Joy ,°y B,IU ”r “ no mrs . • MIm Alice Folcv returned to her Weber of Wlmll Detroit visited ,1'.. the Lome Mhool work tn .Cincinnati on Sat- folks from Ttrar.duy until SunUrday . day F MU» Virginia Sweet ol Middle-1 Mr ami Harold Springer yiilc *|xMit Monday night with ■ u,1, Mr >nH cti..,.. Morehouse ..... andi Mr. and Mrs Glenn ‘ «nd Mr*. Nay Bump and' were --- ------------— „4- ,1Br. in Kalamazoo Tuesday. We were 'Orry to hear of the-Mia.lr... of r.r Will ttr.I1 Monica If. ..... WMily wen- dinner guests at Mr* passing of... Ui:,t. ft roley r, on Duirsday csrning in Cloverdale. nanor of MU* Alice Foley’.-, birth-i- Our Aid ha- been |x.;.l|xmrti. BE*-'—.*•»---------------- ’ 1 PiH m? therefore, gladncvi that Be not despite your situation; in hath always favor before God. and g you must act, auger, and conquer, is acceptable unto Him, ;tr.d deevery point on earth we are light thyself in it: tor every man 7 ,‘eBV‘“ ««* ,o Ulr ,hat b Siad doth tla Hump, Una f»—AmML are good.—Walter Pau*. ' MEN'S COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS DOG FOOD MATCHES Small Checks, Scotch Plaids 6 soxts28c PANTS $498 PANCAKE FLOUR 5 . ’ T9r a g WAX PAPER 2 Sil Me CONFECTION4RV MEN’S HEAVY WOOL UNION SUITS 25% 50% 100% wools. Sixes 38 to 50 $£98 $598 Not all sixes in every grade l.'tk HOI ClRtAL MELLO-WHEAT 17c IMITATION tNSfANI NEW PACK aa FANCY RID 37c 2 u. 40c 26c 9c 39c AA M KAIN OR PIMENTO 3 aa SWaa .. MEL-O-BIT CHEESE . . .2 loaf PABST-ETT CHEESE . . .2PKGS fl CREAM CHEESE2^s 19c doz. CRESTVIEW EGGS 62c 35c 4A aw ■■ 3 07 PHILADELFHIX’ 48c 29c LAYER EACH pkg. 19C 31C 15c COUPON NO. 28 NOW GOOD FOR 1 LB. COFFEE 89c and 98c. Buy iht Cofftt of Fintr, Frtihtr Flavor 8 O'CLOCK. RED CIRCLE BOKAR W aters Clothes Shoj SELF-SERVICE 26c *J.‘417c HAVY BEAHS 3 SUHHYF1ELD CAKE FLOUR CALUMtT ilSlk RHINO POWDER KETCHUP 2.^27* KELLOGG i All-BRAN ... 20c GENERAL MILLS 2 FKGS 13C CHEERIOATS MACARONI OR 3rXl1c SPAGHETTI IONA PEACHES 2^39* EGG HOODIES i.'.’ Uc HYDROBtUAIEO den SHORTENING Jclb.Uc FANCY WATERMAID RICE 3c&o»C EACH IUTIRR CREAM ICIN6 4.7 fNCORI—l*OAD OR FIN( . MARVEL BREAD FUDGE NUT LOAF FRESH ORANGE CAKE A IREAKFAtT FAVORITE PECAN ROLLS HAND RICKED HALVES OR SLICED MEDIUM SIZE DATED — ENRICHED 14-OZ. BAGS U ANN PAGE ci. 34< AMERICAN OR MICK L^e-s S1.24 COOKIES MOST VARIETIES SALMON STtAK MILD CHEESE 3 cart VELTK4ANS FANCY. LONG ISIAND WHITING KOOL CIGARETTES LB 29c HIADUSI AND DRUttD 'Ki 22c RALSTON 3 TO 4-LB. AVERAGE FIRST OF THE SEASON ioc IOHA VANILLA CHICKENS SOAP FLAKES long sleeve & short sleeve. Ankle & Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy STEWING OttCIOUS FUOGi ICING. WITH NUTS 2—27* ENRICHED PKG. ROASTING CHICKENS DUCKLINGS SAUER KRAUT FRESH SMELT2 8CH. FLOUR 1.10 SAVES TIME. MONEY ANO SOAP FANCY ROCKS 29c 8c Doz. 35c LARGE HEAD EA. LILY WHITE JUNO SUDS WHITE SAIL Complete stock of boys' Undcrweo knee length. 53c CAULIFLOWER fRUM-TEXAS 8c BEETS 10c LEMONS NEW ANO DIFFERENT curiiit JACK FROST SUGAR $350 . \ SUNNYFIEIO SJ69 . $J98 EXTRA HEAVY ALL 4 2,... 27c ItRDSEYC AAIZVHA—SNUWOALl 2 coz 49c ORANGES FRESH-CAIIFOI doz 39c CARROTS FRESH-FlORIDA 47c CELERY .. WHEAT GERM 8 29* J TUNA FISH MABSELLA CROWELL Mra-MsTMlla J. Crowell, aged 88. died on Saturday in Grund Rapids at the home of liar daughter. Mr* L XL Harris, with whom she lived. That city has been-htr home for the past twenty-eight years. She l» survived by her daughter: several grandchildren and a brother, Frank Wnter* of Rutland township. The remain.', were brqught to the Leon­ ' ard funeral home where Hur funeral was held Munday forenoon at ten : o'clock, the Rev. Don M. Gury ofi Relating. Interment in the Rutland ; cemetery. 2 lu. 41c 2 us 47c 2 lu. 51c Malit A&P Your Cofftt Htadguarltri SUNBRITE CLEANSER 3 CANS For Victory WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AVAIL ABU Al All ' UP iUPf» MARKtll �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1H3 * Mrz. W William* and Billy of I Grand Haven spent OtutelaiM wtU» ’ taming where she visited Mtes MarMrs Harold Woods te cntertelnlng Pleasant Valley . SOUTHWEST WOODLAND ilyn Sterzick for a few day* lhe flu. 10:00 A M. Morning Worship the Moore district were Chrtelma* Mr. and Mr*. Joe Oroekford. Last Weeks Letter । Hl Karcher of Remus and Will; Mrs. Ralph Moore and baby h-oo A M. Sunday School . dinner guest* at Mr. and Mrs. j Mr and Mra. Rex Ftnstemaker • Mrs. Lillian Faulkner of Char'­ Marcus Shapely's King, local, were Sunday guests of I daughter returned home from Peng 00 P M Christian Endeavor of Clarkston, Mr. and Mn. Adam Minor Kingnock hospital Monday Tuesday evening the Christian lotte spent Sunday with her father. .* ' Mrs Maynard Tucker I* spend- ' Fender of Lacey. Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Ella Catt received word that Reuben Fteh and K Braendle Mr* Lucy Stahl of Star Corners Endeavor and friends will share In Andrew Travis Ing a week with her husband tn ' Doroid Cunningham of Coata Grove kr grandson Cadet Keith Catt of zpent Saturday night with Mr. and • wc’k.end «ue*t of Mr and the County " " ' ' th " Mr. and Mrs Shirley Mayo. Bar­ Philadelphia. Pa. Union meeting at were guests of the Floyd FenatIreat Neck, N. Y. and one of ills Mra U A Seger of Grand Rapid*. Mr* BRANCH DISTRICT bara and Richard of Hastings. Mr. Freeport church Mra. George Skidmore is spend- maker family lhe Sunday before itddle.n spent Christmas at the -...a if,. r*a», u.i 1 Donald Walton was tn Kalamazoo and Mrs Fred Mayo of Maple ing some time- with her husband in Christmas. Mn. Cha*. lAubaug! I^?ntF?h?wJ.iXnd : ,or hto e»“hilnatton last Saturday. Freeport Methodtit Church nm<- of the latter's patents in Tuesday until Frid*] Grove were Christmas day guest, Efi’h'niJ teiraA Mr Hubert Overholt spent the week Everett M. Love, pastor Tcxa* ----------------- *♦»....... ........... Morning Worship 11:00 daughter, near Bhuits of Mr and Mrs. Keith Partee < witii the latter a parent* Mr. and with ui* brother Maurice and family [mIm Helena Braendle. who under­ Mra -----------------' STONY POINT Alvin Helrigie Mra Monroe **"’’"* “™lner ana ,am,,Jr Bunday School 12 00 The pastor wtn hold Communion Mr. and Mrs. Morley Hough and lent an appendectomy at ButterMARTIN CORNERS . week's tatter Carlton Center Methodist Church services at the North Maple Grove Polite, who attended a funepil In i Th. w H C S son and Mr and Mr* Ben Rosters The W. S. C C. H 8. will will meet meet next next forth Hospital in Grand Rapid* re- । Indiana, returned home with them. H Morning Worship 10 00 Mr and Mrs Orr Fteher and Mr. chrtetma* waa a very quiet day in church next Bunday. January 10. of Lake Ode**o and Mra Isabel! Wednesday. Jan. 13, at the home ot bnlly. te upending a few days al Sunday School 11:00 and Mra. Maurice Cogswell and lit, thu neighborhood, we have never Old Man Winter eauxht up with .Knoll of West Sebewa were Christ­ Mr. .... ».... and Mrs. Dan Postma and Mia. Mrs V1ICIIII Glenn I* Kellogg. ' ! Dr.vitf were New Year* dinanything like It before. us after a few days of mild w. IL Pardee of South Bownc rcmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mn I Rev and Mrs. John McCue spent Phyllte Ann »pent Friday afternoon rests of Wm. Cogs*ell and and Mrs. Lowell Demond en­ — iter gue COATS GROVE Harry Sandbrook and son* Janice dwugntc... lew Years Day with Mr. and Mis. with the latter’s mother Mr*. Bertha ceivrd a letter from Sheriff Black- Last Week'a tatter tertained Claud petnond and family . -. lock of Kent county to call at hte and Donna Kay Sandbrook /spent lalph AUee and family and Mr and Johnson of Hastings. •Pent Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Van Wie and ai.-.o Ml** Florence Coolbaugh on *• - -Mr and• Mra. ----Raplh Moore are .... lhe office to get hte commterion for re­ The LAS will meet Thursday Chrtelma* day with Mr. and Mra. her parent*. Mr. and Mra. Vincent I* family of Hasting* moved Ja*t week Christmas ■ra Beryl Albertson and family of Eiroud parents of a daughter, weigh- appointment a* deputy sheriff. Thte Jan. B. with Mr* Beufe Woodman, Henry Schaibly. into Elmer Gillespie* tenant house. Bidland Purk ellman te laid up with Norton. Richard Darby and Bernard tesh- recently vacated by the Delbert a badly > I Mr. and Mr*. Buel Sisson enter- ng eight pound*, four ounces, bom will make hte twenty-eighth con­ dub No. 3 serving dinner, altho' Mr end Mn Caulkin* of was leg secutive year a* deputy sheriff Mr. there ii a shortage of gas for auto Mra Hovard Demond en- 'Whrunore are both stationed in Llned their ' daughter and family December 30th. Congratulations! Mier* family. ington. D C. spent from n Patdee I* now visiting hte daughter Delwin Hutchens wu a New Yean at Mr. and Mr* Lloyd Goodenough trrta Er. and Mra. Verdan Coville and nwiana driving, the ladies would appreciate ■go Saturday till Monday vteitl Mr. and Mra. Claud Mead wUr.( at Kianart Elkhart. Indiana farbara Ann of Middleville and guest of Donald Walton of Ho*:ing* *pent New Year* and rt on Christmas day. ^ The > oun “ of MaP*a The Joint meeting of the Barry a good attendance Those who drive her parent*. Mr. and Mrs Paul Mr. nnd Mra Glenn Kellogg spent r and Mra Cha*. Latham of “rove expect to have their party heir brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. County Council of Chrtetlan Educubring a load if possible. Pro- Bryant Miss Hard Bn ant of Ant? over the weekend with Alice. * RutUnd Mllrt " B J w.lta.n’. ,,ml« « ““ -Mrlvm Wlietetone. I M. Cowlew of Oteego for dinner. New Years day with Mr. and Mra te *»" Agnes Haight '”"m committee '• — m .i.k. Arbor s|»enl from Thursday till Robert Glasgow and family of Dow­ tlon and Ministerial Association will gram 'Corl Truutwein and < . — Sunday. Sunday ' 1 ‘ , , Monday with her parent* Other MidilRviUr were suiutey caller* at I Mr. and Mr* Harold Aldncli and ling. They spent Saturday and Sun­ meet ul the Hasting* Presbyterian nnd Mrs. Thompson. Mr* Angus Huey of Grand Rapid-: * • tn. MIm_ Mildred Mueller of-.Dutton Christmas day guest* were Mr and Alfred Usher*.—• and tao children are spending a 1 •*11 ch,de no breather tn the Lmilv were New Years Day guests day with Mr. and Mr*. Rial Kellogg church on January 12 Rev J. Burt___ Bowman of taming wll be the guest visitedJ 2' H Woodmans from Fri­ r Mr*. Bjyant ol Algonquin lake and E Mr. andJdrs. Veni Aldrich of and Jo Ann of Lansing Wm. Cogswell and daughter* Mtes few day* at the home of her parent*. I world except myself, 'galmt whom ,day • Mra. Orville Kokx and children ot speaker. until Sunday Mr. and Mn Turner of Freeport Ruby and Mra. Ruth Varney and Mr and Mrs j. D. Aelick. ThFbaby I know moat fault* -Shsfcrepaare. ■rand Rapids. Rev D. H. Carrick of Sunfield.’ Mr j-ron Tuckerman (UcKcrman Mr. B|ja and aini Mrs M Myron I Bunday vteitlort at the hof.ie of Battle Creek spent from Wednesday Mr and Mrs Lee Hazel and chil­ h«-r jon Robert also Mr*. Millie har. been quite rick. Mr. ai)d Mr* Nell Newton were Mr until Saturday with her parent* Mr. dren ot Lake Odessa and Mr. and Fi-iicr rteited Mr*. William Schantz Our old neighborhood and long 1 Ind Mrs Vernon Newton and Mta :nnd Mra. John Thaler Mrs Edward Thompson and fam­ tn Maple Grove Wednesday of last limo resident of this community ; Dr. J. W. Rigterlnk and daughter * | Mra. Eva Trautwtne. passed away at lean Deakln* ol- Hasting* ily of Sunfield were dinner guests we?k. Rrv. mid Mr. H B. OrHBn CO *2r nlnB , I Dr. and Mrs. F L. Shepherd of Helen and Mr. and Mra. C. D. 8u- Tliur&day Mra Riciiard Slocum and daugh­ the home of her daughter. Mr*. i Virginia Thompson was home of their iMtrents. Mr. and Mr*. Law ­ ters Bobby Jean and Wanda tau J.imes Trier of Woodland on Christ­ kernite zpent Chrtelma* with Mr. ! pernsu and daughter Jean of Grand Mra "Chum" Wolcott is working from Kalamazoo a few days lust rence Lucas. |nd Mrs. L. R. Wolcott. The'latter,: Rapids were Bunday afternoon callalso her little niece were Thursday in the lunch room at the J W week. Miss Carolyn Hershberger of Bat­ atlcrnoon callers al Mr. and Mr*. mas night. It will be remembered leturned home with them until af- j era of Mr*. Julia Godfrey. «lie broke ahe orune her net hip nip a few lew week* wrm* ago a(u Mra. Lucy Staid of Elmdale, and Knapp store, while her husband ha* I The Annua] church meeting witii tle Creek spent over Christina* at Orr Fisher's. fcr New Years, returning home Sunand hud ju»t been released from, *Z , Mra Ida Howk. local, were New a defense Job in a taming plant-— reports and election of officers wa* ,home. lay cv/nlng. Mrs. Urbau Newman auent over Pennock hospital She wa* S3 year* Mr and ano -Mra Mrs. Meryl Neeb nnd; Yeara day callers of Mr and Mrs. Ward Hvnc*'fatiicr te now operating held at the church basement last,• Mr. and Mr*. Ju»zph Smith and Sunday with Iwr- husband in tan- old and had lived most of her life | Mr hte own farm near Woodland after Bunday fallowing a pot-luck din- (daughter of Hasting* spent Christ­ lerla of Hasting* called — oit• — Mr. Smith |{Cli» ■ and Gu>' in thte locality Funeral service* _ — . . ... .. .. Patten ............... Mr* urv Thnmnsnn >'7r* in the village creamery—I n(,r IoHGWlng ottjcera were ।mas eve with Cha.-. Mrs. Hi Henry Thompson anrt and nrrairl Gerald ! Mr and Mr.. Norman Barry and were held Tuesday at two o'clock at I Hr*. Clarence Van and* Mr Far lee and m »r>. Lewis Necb n,... Sunday eve...-.orBjwwwnf SunirduiMriwraU ' [nd Mr*. family and Mr and Mrs. Keith daughter Joanne were over New the' Uonard funeral hqme. wlth| l!|ut of Mr and Mrs. Frank Thom|>*on Year's and weekend guests of Mr. ourial in Hasting* cemetery. ■> Id. Un. here S.IUB1.V MierUnwn.^.ne Fariee. nnd son. I Mr. and Mn John Thornim and : nnd Dennie. 1 jWoodman. Jesse Chase: Trmtee. । and Mrs Glen Parsons In South Card* coniing from Pvt Carl Ho­ January- 2. after an illnea* nf Ln Harrte and Mr and Mn.. Got-Mr and Mrs V L. Wolcott of noon, i Bend. Ind. bart inform* u* that he te stationed week* with heart disease. He Kenneth Kelsey. E S Thompson, HIGHBANK Ion Hlllund and baby of taming i taming spent Chrtelma* night and five I Mn. Eble Cogswell and children at Camp White. Oregon Lera Sunday Evening caller* of MrlSatSdey with Mf. and Mrs. L R. ;was born oct. 14. IBM at Virgenne*. wa* elected Elder for life Those • erf Nashville spent Sunday at Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd-Gallup have Several Bllcnfied the Chrtetma* ’ |nMrM^nd°M?*SRoyhYarger of Hus-1 Mr and Mrs Bert Jonra of tan- !Surviving orc the widow. Mina, two elected for I year were: See . Mra. and Mrs Maurice Cogswell's. moved back to Hasting.* Mr Gallup sons. Claude of Northport and Ivan Ethel Kilmer. Tiros. Agnes Haight; tree and program al the Moore is now working in Battle Creek. Alto, also two granddaughter*. Pianist, Vesta Sense; As*t. Ivsh school Thursdav afternoon. There BARNUM SCHOOL There's fighting energy in a slab niigs spent Saturday afternoon with i ring called on the latter ssister. Mrs. of > Mrs Harley'Warren and daugh­ lir* Julia Godfrey ' i u‘wls Nrcb n,,d Thursday. IFuneral services were held Tuesday Brisbin; Chorister. Earl Sense; will be u week's vacation ters. Virtinuf and Joice Demond. I Hiram Karchcr 'c* of kRemus ha* Mr. and Mrs. William Kemp re- > at . 1 30 at the Cro*» funeral home In Dt acniM.-**, Bessie Woodman nre Bernard Whitmore of lhe Mc­ h sM .'s„•S5 were in Grand Rapid* Saturday. Caledonia. Burial was at Alaska. church gave J. O Crawford a call Kelvey district visilAl Monday ut Herman Johnsonr who has been Heartfelt sympathy of the many to remain a* minislct next year Mr. and Mra. Frank Hawbhlz. He home for a few week*, wa* called MILO EjBW'OO «'»" s> frieild* te extended to the loved onp*. with a raise of salary. back to Flint Wednesday. left for the army Saturday ta»t Week’s Letter Mr. and Mrs. Vem Hawblitz and Mr and Mrs. Frank Roush enter­ Helen and Margery Reisor. ■ also Mr and Mrs Harley Sense. Mr I Donald Mackey of Waldron wa* a I A»ny stationed in Texas The cereCreamery Bu*ine*s Meeting tained at Christmas dinner, Mr. and family called on Mr. nnd Mra Am-s taona Helse are Inmc for their va ­ and Mrs Ear! Sense and Oscar IVrdncesdav culler of Mr and Mrs. 1 mony took place Christmas day. Mr*. Charles Jacobs and three chil­ krne^Kareher I Mlsa P:<rch" w‘»« re.-ume her work , Due to war regulations tpe annual Cooper attended the funeral of Del Wenger near Nashville Sunday aft­ cation. creamery dinner has been poslmuch as a third lass supplement dren. Mrs. Louise Mason and two Mr and Mrs John Johnston and I*Ttie Misses Helen and Dorothy Ins bookkeeper in Detroit. but there will be the regular Rich, a “ relative. In Battle Creek ernoon. Itecklr spent tlie weekend with their David Allee of Midland Park is poned, । Mr. and Mrs Worth Green and children. Myron and Sara Loti, of children. Wilbur Fye and two chil­ meeting Thursday after-' dren of Grand Rapids. Mr and M2* latrnts Sr. nnd Mra Owen Steckle । *|*nd ng the week with hte grand- business ,noon. JanuaryTtet at" 3 o'clock ini Mr and Mr' IJoyd Dvmond of ■on tpent Chriatmaa day at Mr Mt. Pit.i ant and Mr and Mrs. L. Lawrence Tobias and two children, I The W. M A. will have nn aU-dav I parent* Rev and Mr*. John McCue the । K. P. Hall Ionia spent Christmas with Pearl and Mra. George Green's in Nash­ E. Holme* of . Woodbind spent local. . Lectiug nt the home of Mr* Emma I Dr “9d Mi*s lx-d* ' C Christmas al the Herbert JdhfUton । Demond and remained until Sun- ville. .Mrs. Madeline Norman enter­ knder-on Thursday. January 7th. Moore,'a< Grand Rapid* were Sutur- , Recieallon Hall Soon To Be Opened day. Mr. nnd Mn &<rl Ufarahall nnd home. tained her brother and family and | 1 he Misses WU»* Hennt-y nnd I day afternoon callers of Mrs Julia Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durkee soent sister of Kalamazoo with a ChristPreparatlons arc being comulcted Mr and Mrs Reo Brink spent family of Detroit. Mr. and Mr*. X^She?lleTi MrLl Mra Robert While and jthis week toe lhe Opening of the new from Thursday until Sunday at H Clare Marshall and fatnllv of near Christmas day with tiw latter'* ma* dinner. Mr*. Emilv Wilcox. Mr and Mrs Mra K Hennry f nl Stevensville spent New down-town recreation hall in Free­ Woodman's, Mr nnd Mr*. Paul Bellevue. Marguerite Burchett of parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Adam EnMerle Bradfield and Jack surprised Mr aI“ Mr* L A Siaer of Grand I Veara day with Mr. and Mra Virgil !port. Thte hall will be open to the Woodman and daughter taking near Nashville. Mr and Mrs Worth dre* of Freeport THE REXALL DRUGGI8TS Green and son Jack and Mr. and Mr and Mr* Herbert Johnston tire former s slstgr. Mrs. Fred Ryer­ Lpfi, were «Ut< or Mr | W«xt. «.«T UmUx ...... ,young people of the community cer­ them to their home in Milford. tain evenings of each week Tills son of Hastings by taking their Courtesy and Friendly Service Wednesday that' The school gave a fine prorrarm Mra. Marshall Green and family received word Irrrt Mr Fish ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Neeb and fam1* being *|x>tuored by the I Mr* Nellie Singer and Mrs tar-I Uy of Vicksburg were Sunday dinner project ; of the Moore district litre guests their nephew. Pvt Harry D Christmas dinner to enjoy it with Shown to All Line Russell of Gland Rapid., were I KursLs of Will Allcrding. and called ;Student Council of Freeport high last Wednesday evening with'Chtet- of Mr*. Frclda Marshall Saturday. Holmes, was recently killed In ac­ her. school Equipment Is being provided mas tree nnd Santa Claus. Popcorn We are glad to leam Hut Mr. Van Prompt Delivery bervict kundny dinner guest* of Mr and I on Mr»*'«*»> <»»• (for table tennis. shuffle board and candy were served. Mr and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz tion in northern Africa. Hr was the Strrain te some better. Hasting* |Mrl'andRMra Peter Bentler of! Mr. and Mra. WendeU Shoemaker checkers, ‘ E. S. Thompson te II! and under and Litrry Jones of Battle Creek only son of Mr nnd Mra Frank W. । Mr and Mrs. Rush Saunders, Phone 2131 earroms. etc. Mr* Elnora visited Suliday afternoon nt Mrs. Holme* of Grand Rapid* a doctor's care. daughters, aud Noble Saunders Larksville were Saturday guest* of <• tansing spent the weekend with Whitney will net each evening that Robert Owens and family of , spent from Friday until Sunday Kenneth Detnond spent Christ­ Mabel Manning's near Bellevue. the hall is open. All young people wtnnr Kimi 1 Mr “,ld Mrs. Adam Endres. of the community must register with mas vacation with hte grandmother; tarry Jones of Battle Creek te [Franklin Burge**. Jr. 1* employed ^ncwlll meet thi* , Student Council and lie ap­ Mrs Pearl 'Demond and returned *l>end!n« a week at Mr and Mra. It the Miller--Dhvi* Contractora in‘7tM!k Thursday evening January tlw ( proved before admi*ion will be to his work at Howell Arch Graves Frank Hawblitz's I* spending the winter with his ' Mr. and Mr*. Marshall Green 1 PR-oDumd Wieland returned to Mis* Evelyn Thompson of Grand granted. 1 L...r.-.t __ u....u.... after Rniilds and family spent Christmas day at Rapids w.u wa* a a Simrlav Sunday dinner uupr-t guest . daughter, Mrs Demand Hgnncheater College Sunday Nina Brisbin of Battle Creek Mr and Mrs. W. Wills at Has­ Kaving spent the pusl two weeks of Mr and Mrs. Claude Walton and Club* Organiied family. . . . ... ........................ tings. Bblth the home folk.*. The girls nnd boya Giro Clubs Mr and Mrs, Andrew Brandl and parent*. Mr and Mra. Geo BrteMr' and Mrs. Bearlc Nadi and ; ■ Mrs. George Nelson iircompanied have received new song books for son* attended a Christmas pro- I ■ir. and Mra Frank Dorr to Has- daughta* Elaine Jean of Lansing immediate use Mrs. Palmer is di­ bih and family. and the Ml**c* Helen and Dorothy ■ing* ThutMlay. ' Mr and Mrs. E S Thompson gram al a church In Bellevue Wedrector of the Girls Glee Club and ■ Mra. Floyd Walton of South Steckle of Battle Creek were Suttday Rev. Ia>ve I.-, leading lhe boy* organ­ entertained a group of their clul- nesday evening. ■Jowni- mid nephew Bobby Parker guests of Asa Steckle dren and grandchildren on ChristMr. and Mr* Byron Guy and I Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Woods and ization Both grout)* will be glad to ■f Detroit were Bunday evening sons and Mrs Sylvia Treece spent offer, special number* for anv or­ mas. ■uesi^ of Mr. nnd Mra. Prank Wal- family of Kent- City were Saturday ganizations in the community at _ —----------- ------------------------ ---------- Christmas at F. Miller's In Assyria guestx of Mr. and Mra. Virgil Wood* British women with advanced nv *. George Hoflman visited . any time. |ML>* Dorothy Bunn spent last and family. mathematical knowledge are at- relative* in Jack*on recently Mr and Mra. Charles Moore nnd K'eek with the Misses Elaine Kaufftached to combatant artillery unite Mr. and Mra. Clyde Reid called I Kinn and Martan Roush of tai using Ralph called on Mrs. Gertha Beam CHURCH OF THE UNITED to take charge of range finders on relatives in Bedford and were I Mr and Mr* tavern Seger of at her home In Hastings last Thurs­ BRETHREN IN CHRIST E. B Griffin D. D Pastor and prediction calculating machines. In Battle Creek Sunday. ■Irnnd Rapids spent Sunday with day. Mrs. Beam has been in I-ella Post Hospital in Battle Creek. They Pltone 302 Mr. and Mr*. Ben IJlaknry. I Mr nnd Mr* Bird Shellcnkanter aj-o called on Mrs. Ralph Moore at Freeport 10: 30 A. M Sunday School ■f Hasting were Friday evening Pennock hospital. Mr and Mr* Dan Poslina and 11: 30 A- M Morning Worship. Ser­ ■uest-i of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Phyllis Ann culled on Mr. and Mr* mon by A- A. Griffin ■lead and family. 7:00 P M Christian Endeavor. I Clarence Surrarrer has been R E. Polina of McCord.-? Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Forrest Buehler and Topic: "How Can I Become Sure of Bransfcrn d from Detroit to NcwBort. Rhode Island. Hi* new address family spent Saturday evening with God?' 7:30 P M Evening Service with L Clarence Surrarrer. E M. 2 C Mr. and Mrs Jay Blough of Carlton. Instructor 16th Batt. USN.TA ■ Mra. Elin Cntt was a Hastings vis­ sermon bv E B Griffin 7:30 P. M. Thursday Prayer meet­ llldg 1600. Ni wjmrt. Rhode blind. itor Monday. Mrs. Bernice Clnsson and Nancy ing. ■ I Mr nnd Mrs. Howard Detnond of Tlw local church will Im* host to ■VtXKlIand. and Mrs Ethel Hess ol spent New Years afternoon with Mr ■fastings were Sunday dinner guests and Mra. Lawrence Endres and fam­ the Barry County Christian En­ If Mr and Mr* Claud M<nd and ily of Carlton. They were also sup­ deavor Union on Tuesday January 12. Service al 7:45. Ernest 8 Murks ■.ere afternoon guests of Mr. and per guests Mr. and Mrs Clare Hassett nnd of Detroit will be the guest speaker |4r.< Clement Mead nnd family I Ml** Avis Everson spent New family of Irving spent Sunday with Tht public la invited to share in this I'car.-- day with Mr and Mr*. Wil­ Mr. and Mrs George Bassett. liam Tinner of Buttle Creek. I Mr and Mrs. Keith Price and llancy of Caledonia. Mr and Mrs llerald Price of Sunfield. Mr. and |<rs. Russell Price of Hastings. Mr, I nd Mrs Pete Smellier of Campbell. Mr. and Mr* Richard Durkee, local. Ltribcrt F&nelker and MU* Margaret hatey ofwMlddlcvllle. and Kenneth Drtce. local, spent New -Year* clay I- ith Forrest Pric«- and fnmjly. I Geoig>- Nelson was in Grand RupI1- . on btisines.. Tuesday. I Mias Donna Posthumous of Bownc I. now staying at the Ray Wieland home, having 'secured employment lit tlie Car Scat in Hasting*. Il Miss Sarah Jane Burge** returned liome Thursday afternoon from REEPORT WfRl TI6HT1M THIS WAR IN TNI HOGLOT! Corveth & Stebbins BEFORE YOUR OLD TIRES LOOK LIKE The VALUE Store ANNUAL SALE! JANUARY COAT BUY WAR BONDS YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR n iS REDUCTIONS POPULAR SPORT COATS WARDS NEW $14.95 Values An outstanding selection rrprcM-nlin; winter coal*. Tweed*. solid colors. crushed plushes. Fitted and boy style*. S1Q95 BETTER SPORT COATS Fine woolen garments in boy style* and fitted style*. Polo coati, fine fleece*. tweed* mil waunl) interiined. 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(t) It* cords are stroni in a "Safety Boqding" solution u> mioiouM separation! (J) It* aiaewalte are tpecially-coapounded u> retiu checking and cradling! Coatpare W.rdi lever price*! »to.»j 4.40/4.10-JI 700-1 J. • YOU RiCilVi A CHTtfKATl FOR M-CAWNQ Ute Ward 11.•• War* hr, Mm hr ... MONTGOMERY ' 110.10 ly.aa �Tnc HASTINGS BVlWfc TtttfajDlt. jurVARt *■ 1943 PAGE SIX 11 ' — I Hastings. Thursday afternoon. Mrs. IA good attendance of all members Middleville Tlie brifte Is the daugh-’ 1 sponsored lhe dance at lhe Odd Pel- 1 does U volunteer service. Your | r 1/ | I I r 1 swift remained over night with her I is desired. ter of Mra. Roy Hunsberger of* UC A NF W S l°*s hall for over forty coast guaraa. quratlnns can be answered by re- I kJ | r\ Grand-----------Rapids and lhe groom is rfawhter. ■ -- passed-------------------------------------------M •• a. vv m Mr jamPS Burghduff was organiza- terring you to one of the various ■ jI Mrs. Roger Fowler. 45. ————————— Uon chsinnatL ThLs Saturday the committee chairmen Please bear i The'regular meeting of the Prairie away al her liome near Cutlerville from Baroda. 'They have oegun Hie UB.O. room was used most Central school P.Tjft. will sponsor in mind that camp orders may be ! „. , . , . Garden club will be held this Tufs- Sunday morning after an illneu ot housekeeping in the grooms home, Mr. and Mn. Llewellyn Erb. iocall of the lime during the holidays. u1P dance at the Episcopal Parish rhanaed verv aulckly and the U.S. I Fdna Brady is convalescing day. al the home of Mrs. Wilbur i more than ten years. As Mary Ker- on tlie Chiu. Cook place which he Tlie response for gifta was satis- house Mra. Stuart Jicluon. presl- O. has to adopt its schedule to of-; “J her home from her recent severe Klump, east ot town. ' mecn, she was bom and grew to purchased last summer of W. K. Mn. Ia Vern Callhrop Of PralrieJ loctory; eleven individuals gave , drat of the P.T.A.. mutated by her ficlai regulations. | 'hrnw ■und gall bladder omratlou. Uttle Robert and Frederick Wil- womanhood **”’’•>«' Besides Liebier.—Best whiles for a happy Ville and Mr. and Mn. Paul Nagel iroin five to fifteen gUts a piec*. committee, will be in charge. I <•»----------------wlncli hospitalized her at Pennock Hams, young sons of Mr. and Mrs.. husband, .she leaves, a son. Jack; future is extended them by many of Gull Lake spent Christmas evil 1» kmmuwu . mui M hau* alvan rma I n.« u .w_ — — lit k. , III Hastings fOF SOtne time. friends. It everyone could have given one j Refreshmenu will be served nt with La Vern Callhrop at thii P" wm,™..™ under a?. d«-Jmu Mn. i £‘er J>:,ien?nf SrV^care Uie past week'with bad ; » ot Harting andMma.™ Mra. Murray gift or part of u gift it would have , t|w u. s. O. room to lhe thirty-four Mrs.' E. J. Tolbot was very ill last American Legion hospluj at Bat-I I mother. Mrs Sickle, left for their ‘"J?, P ,, Schnurr; rndlcated a broader community in- selectee* who leave on Saturday, 3]c|s aennurr; four tour brothers. orouicrs. Claude. umuae. Earl. tan, w*-k for a few days and threatened tie Creek. | 1 Mr terest. The local UB O. venture be-: Mrx. Roy Hubbard is in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wleringa 18W»>«y “llton Kermwn. all ot with pneumonia, but ta able to'.”™ be “.I. La Mar. Lloyd and Lynn Era longs to every citizen of Hastings | request from lhe County Youth noon fitter -.pending the holidays i, r of< nrand Grand Ranlds Rapids, brought the lhe lat- Middleville. Funeral services were Oinaea at tnis writing. spent Christmas eve with Mr. anil Mr mcuuxum and its surrounding areas, therefore । Council and "Y" organization was !I ter's ter's ^ther mother. Mni Mrx. HaUle Hattie Johnron Johnson, | «« “e d «>«n from mr the r.rm«ee Parmelee Methodist Mra. Charles Williams celebrated Mrs. Paul Trudgeon tn Battle Creek] WOMENS CLUB Mm. Will Sweet Is out after a t0 her ” home ’ south of town Sunday church Wednesday afternoon with it should expect universal support. | made for the use of the U.S.O. room New Year's eve by having an opera­ The W.BCS. of the Methodic! The-Eastern Star ladies under the 1 on New Year's Eve for an open Tlie regular meetlnR of tlie Has- 1 week's sickness with flu and sinus aftenmon after spending the holi- interment in Wayland cemetery. Th* tion for appendicitis at Pcnno»< church hejd 1U regular meet Ind • Chairmanship of Mrs Avis Tyler., house for all boys and girls who tines Women's Club will be hejd trouble. . ! days with them. z ' -sympathy of many friends U extend- hospital at Hastings. She was taketf were In charge of the room New might wish to atteild. In view of Friday. Jan. 8. at tlie MethodistMr. and Mrs. A. H. Parker and 1 yjrx Hattie Stevens returned ed the bereaved family in their Iom. ill a day or two before. Mrs. Wil- al lhe home of Mrs Marshall Noil wood on Wednesday afternoon ofl Year's Saturday and Sunday. They the fact dial coast guards were not church with the Home Department John VanderVeen returned borne hoinp Wednesday, after a two week.' Llebler hud had hams, nee Marjorie Wleringa, spent Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Wm. K. Uebler this week. greeted more weekend coast guard allowed to leave camp New Years ... in clrnrge. John Folkeina, head Monday last week from Cadillac W|lh liar her nun. aon. mcaic Merle UIIU and UUIUI.I family ; “ a <few friends III in IVI for luuiu, lunch. Thursday . ....................... . of — -------.. ..of .......... Willi r" iiwnua xuuinuaj several weeks in u Grand Rapids tntpnnr .InmmHno rlmmil xhprp srwnt Clhrlst ma« rrtlrt \\ _..M.inrv and n...l to watch .....I, the . u- old ni.a year ..... ho»pjtnl this fall because of a badly guests than at any previous week. Eve this special request was granted. Ol* Mrs. C. D. Bauer of HtuUnM the Interior decorating rl„n.i department where lllpv they spent Christmas ohd Ihp the ;... n Detroit. evening, Hospital Guild No 22 Will be host- Filly young people enjoyed the of tlie Herpohhclmef Co. In Grand | weekend with their son and daughUM|e Jacqueline Rosenberg spent out Present were Mr. and Mrs. Mark fractured arm which is still giving culled on Mn. Charles Harrington Thursday. I rrsrs at l|ie room Jan. 9 and 10 with party al the room which was under Rapids, will conduct a quration box ter. Mr and Mrs. Arnold Parker and I(Ul week in Grand Rapiba with her I Ritchie. Mr. and Mra.E. P. Blake, trouble. . Mr. and 4<rs. Glenn WllilamJ Mra.'Lawrence Herrick and Mrs. D. the leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn wu.iv. ..... adecoratlmr — —... prob chldrrrr ( aunt Mrs Monroe Olbbs.\ I Mr. and Mra. Oscar Sllerk. Mr. and , ' Carl Maichele of Leighton twp. relative .. to home ­ ' D. Walton as co-chuirmen. Tlie Lewis. lems. Members are urged to sub­ The Carl Galstcr family were New Mni p^r staclhauskas o( Grand ' Mrs. L. E. Elwood and Mr. and Mra. and Miss Doris B. Caw of Grand following weekend. Jan. 16 and 17. Tlie G SO' girU. who are really mit questions lor this program. I £UMl* °r h,er. rather- John Rapids was a Sunday guest'pf her , W. K. Liebier. _——-Rapids were united In montage dur­ and Kendall of the W. K. Kellogg the Woodland Womans Club have doing their part al the room and | VnnderBerg cast of town. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Loren TunMr. and Mrs. Harold Haskins and ing the holidays. The bride ta a sis­ Farm at Gull lake spent from Fri­ volunteered to take over The Busi- al the dances, need curtains and a There .will be n family night for I Mrs. Wayne Fleenor and daugh- gR(P Parmelee. Her husband lias little .ton accompanleld by her parday until Sunday evening with .ness Womens Hospital Guild will be dressing table for their powder room. I O. O. P. and their families ami ter. Nancy, visited her brother, Just been called to service and left^nis, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poulson. ter of Papi Carey of Leighton. They their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John will reside on the groom's farm, In charge st the room on Jan. 23 If you could donate cither of these the Rebekahs and their families Floyd Helxigel and family, over New p,. Custer. visited Harold?, parenu at Saranac northeast of town, known as lhe Adams. and 24 and lhe Pythian Sisters will items please call the UB.O., room Januatv 12 Suimcr at 6:30. enter- Years until Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lyons and । on Sunday. Malore Leonard place. Congrutula- j Mrs. Susie Francisco ot Cllmat fumtah the hostesses for the -last —244ft or Mrs. Richard Groi.:. GS.O. talnment following. Harold Johnson second-class yea-' baby daughter of Battle Creek, were Dale s Welding shop . —p on West Main 'spent from Thursday until Friweekend in January. | advisor. man. Coast Guard, 'Kewanee; Wis.. thl. weekend visitors of his parent’., St., which has been Rev. I. W. Minor preached at the day night with her son and daugh-l tri c| closed for sevMra. Raymond Finnic has sue- f If you happen to call the U.S.O. Regular meeting of Hiawatha Ri- spent last weekend with his parenu. Mr. and Mra. Ray Lyons. ' eral montlis. is again -r. oopen and oper- Parmelee Methodist church on Sun- ter-in-law. Mr. and Mra. Prank] ceeded Mrs. Wesley Burrell as az- room and if the. volunteer worker bekan Lodge will be held at the Mr, andI Mr*. Loren Johnson. I Mr. and Mr*. Emest Vollwelier of atlng on a full time te sc schedule. day afternoon. Francisco, and children. She spend • rangement Chairman for lhe week- may not be able to answer yoor IOOF hall Friday evening at 8:00 Mrs. Matlie Lymd. Mr. and Mrs.1 ,Detroit were holiday visitors of Mrs. his i George Mrs. Gears* JurftMAccpmJuppatrom Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman of Friday night nnd Saturday with] ly -Saturday night dances. % questions please remember that ev- o'clock. Irutullation of officers Max Lynd, and Mr. and Mra David staters. staters. Mrs Mrs Martha Martha Benaway Benaway and and panted her.daughter. Mrs. Burr Coo­ Tlie pint week the Odd Fellows erything the U.6.O. organization Supper 6:30 sharp Bring one dish, Chase and sons. Jack and Bruce, Mrs. — — •••»-■--■ their »families. —»•— . ley and children of Hastings to Detroit were Friday night visitors her brother and stater. Mr. und| Dora White, — and I no rolls Or sandwiches; meat, po- were New Year dinner guests of Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prost of I Grand Rapids. Saturday where they of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peterson, and Mrs. Will Whittemore. tntoes jind rolls furnished. ' Nellie Thompson. ( Grand Rapids spent Sunday with left little two-year-old. Leon Cooley kLu™™ Mra. Robert Tolan of Battle Creek her parenu. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Bee- at Blodgett hospital for a week's ; The regular meeting of Welcome SPSfiJ from Thursday over the week­ ler. . further treatment. w!WnS!md'iwub'N-i nn u" o1""' Grange will be held Saturday night end at her home at Parmelee. “'Mr nni1wull,n“ Elwyn •Hayward! Carlton Swift, who is connected Tire Rouse circle will meet with ■ January 9 nt 8:30. Program. of Hastings attended u party New! Middleville has now taken on quite witii the U. S army signal corps., Mr. Mark Ritchie this Thursday ufiiawanS^f Vli “.S Ytt,r s at »*»* of Mr. city uira with the competion last has recently been transferred from I temoon. , SOUTHWEST WOOIH.AND 1husuand ““nd of Lansing. and Mrs. James Slocum near^ree-| week —" * u. of the >>n.- IIUUIMU.III numbering u* of MIC the IIUUX3 houses Ft. Custer to Port Monmouth. New Mr. and Mra. Vern Smith and La ,ar ana Mrs „ ---------------------- ----------------- ■ Mr. and Mrs. rjerris FerrLs Moon oi of Rev nnd Mra. Dodge Lowell nhd which was done by the Consumers ! JefJey' a,. Pieire SUmaon visited Mr. Stimson Grand Rapids and son George of ' Mary, of Woodland and Mr. and Power Co Now. when the street i .Mr. and Mra. Harry Firestone and I at St. Mary s hospital. Thursday. Mich Slate College spent the weekMrs- Blanche Richards spent] „ ,ivanllt.I. . — nnd Mrs. «.... Guv Kantner. ™ .sjgns are placed, out-of-town folks daughter of Monroe, were over- Saturday. Mra. Stimson wa* moved end al their home. New Year # they Tuesday with her brother-in-law xr. «..a Marvin were guests of Mr. and Mra. won t huv|, Iroublp l0 flnd wherc little night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill । to lhe home of a niece, Mra. Willard spent with his mother and .sister at “,,d sister. Mr. and Mra. Calvin] Ogle Fhiniwuii nnd faintly New they're ------nt. By lhe way. we live at McFall one night lost week. They Kent at Jenison. NashviTle.' ’ ” Powell m in Hastings. I1 ; Year's night. । 308 Washington St. had been visiting at lhe home of her | Mrs. Douglas Reynolds, who is Frienas of Mr and Mrs. Maurice I Mr. and Mrs. John Adams enter*I ; Miss Nancy Smith of Lansing Tlie many friends of our township ' luKHiGANs riONtH Hosntu hsuzanci co aranti spent a feu' days with her urnnd- treasurer. Grover Cline, win be glad parenu. Mr. and Mra. Will Bums , taking a ten-weeks' ordnance In- Bixler of Grand Rapids will be glad , tained the following at dinner Pritil Harris Creek through lhe holi- specter's course in Ann Arbor, was to know they are parenu of a son. day evening in honor of their 35th parents. Mr. and Mr- S W. Smith I to learn that he has made n nice , dawi. and to say goodbye to. her । home over the weekend. • born in St. Mary's hospital. Decern- wedding anniversary: Mr and Mrs. and also visited Miss Patricia Green. convalescence from his operation I brother. Medric Bums, who goes in-1' •'--------- *L •••—■*■— ------------ -to ber 27; weight 7 lb?.. His mother. Leon Pennock and daughter Naomi, relumed Mr ami Mrs Keith F.irlee Mrs. for appendicitis, ami on Saturday1 to service this Wednesday. 1.... v ... „ her .^... home in Coats Grove, Saturday Mra. Lena Bixler Ls caring for the Mrs. Charles Harrington local and Chas. Fariee and Miss Nevah Fnr- was moved from,Butterworth hos- ‘ Amble Mugridge has received , after spending *a . homc wlnJ, ,. hv" ........ . ..... “nd -*umll ..... ,y ........ during ........... the moth--* .... Mr. Iluu and Mrs. VIIIIU Glenn Williams nnu.uil and )<•? called on Mrs. Paul Towns pltul in Grand Rapids to the homc -----Mrs. h . -----. — Mn C f are that he is । grandparents. Mr. and >nn Mra. Mrs H. II C. r... .... _ children .. of .. Gull « .... I Clare, that he Is ' and baby Sandra LouUe last Tues­ of hta nephew. Will Scott nt Grund- word from her son ers ill...... illness. *rv,i. This u is lhe fint son in three Take, . . .. .. . Poulson. the family........................................ . day afternoon. Mrs. Cha.- Fariee [ ville. where he will be gad to receive­ in North Africa and well. He pre­ ' Mn. Glenn Kenyon is spending a viously had been in Ireland for some : Tlie East Side card club was en­ mrs. a>uttle Smith returned home few days with her son. Arion Ken-, also called there on Wednesday aft­ mail. 1 1 montiis. His mother was made hap­ tertained by Mra. B. c Swift. Wed­ ernoon. Sunday night from spending the Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mahler of ! Mr. and Mra. Wm. Campbell and py on Christmas drfy by receipt of nesday. holidays with her children. Mrs. yon in Rapid City. S. D •mall son John, returned to Detroit. the letter telling ol his change in Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Campbell Leon Drew of Battle Creek and Ar­ Bert Patton, who suffered a Detroit spent the weekend at the Sunday afternoon after spending the location. and two sons of Labarge were New thur Smith of Hastings, and fatnl- heart attack last Thursday night, farm. holidays with their parents, the — ...... Mrs. Blanche Segerstrom spent Year's guesta of her mother. Mra. — at no increase in cost-effective January 1st, . is confined, to hte bed at this writ­ Miss Jeanne Kantner. Ruth Flan­ igan and Mnrv Townsend have re- :। Chas. Campbell's and Mra. Vent from Thursday night over Sunday Roy Russell. 1943. Aik your local ogent about tho new features of Arthur Steeby of Leighton, re­ Ing. Ills many friends hope he will Hmiihnnrf rnmiiv wllh hpr d aUK hter. Mrs. Jas. Berry Smith nnd family. Mra. Edith Sprague of Charlotte cently inducted into lhe army, is lo­ soon be feeling better. turned to North Manchester College., Anociolod'j plan . . . already unequalled for protection Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Solomon visi­ and family in Grand Rapids. nnd Mra. Maud Vogt of Hamilton. cated at Camp Claiborne ,™., Indiana, after spending their vacuMrs. S. A Cook pt Traverse City .tai. and value. ted nt the home of her uncle. Frank ThLs past week after the snow left. Montana, spent several days irttn u Donna Carey of I' spending ----- - -----------------------------------tion nt home. Misses Mary ... and ten days with her aonMr and Mrs Ward Green nnd DeNise at Freeport. Tuesday. Mr. Mra. Ruth Liebier presented your their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leighton spent the holiday vara- in-law nnd daughter. Mr. and Mra, Liberal cash benefits, up to $550, have been paid to thou­ DeNLse passed away Friday after a correspondent with a lovely pansy jrlndie and Mrs. Mnttie Lynd tion m in uranu Grand trapuui Rapid*,. wim with men their Willard Daddies nnd family, Pntricta took Miss Nancy Smith to » .7 .. .. iim and uiiu non period of poor health. | which she nicked in her garden. sands of members for hospital, doctor's or surgeon's fees. family. Mrs. Vogt Vogt lived lived in in MiddleMiddle- grandmother. grandmother. Mra. Mra. Adeline Adeline Barrell. Barrell. Mra. Helen Pennock was in Hasher home in Lansing New Year's > Friends of George Masters ot Tlie Middleville Com. Brotherhood day and were guests of Mr. nnd1 l vllle as a girl and this was her first Mrs. Russell Solomon and infant tings Thursday afternoon, You, too, con arrange right now to avert lhe financial shock Middle- will hold its second meeting of the visit to the townin more than twen- daughter. Janet Ami. were broughtFreddie Koppolow entertained at Mrs.xPnOi Smith and Mr and Mrs. Grand Rapids, formerly of miuuirthat come to 7,700.000 people hospitalized last year. Casgo Smith, returning home Sun­ ville. ore glad to learn he has re- season on Monday. Jan. 11. There ,y.yc!»rat, , . . ., home from Pennock hospital on New a skating party nt Crooked lake day evening. Miss Phyllis Green, covered from the pneumonia attack will be a potluck supper followed by k &re^r^t>0k C°nn'® Year * day. Her mother, Mrs. Julia I New Year's eve. Associated pioneered individual hospital insurance in and left St Mary's hospital to reprogram and if as good as last back to his studies at the College of Murah. is caring for them. | Mr.’and Mra. Wayne Waite enwho had been visiting Miss Marcia Michigan-ond has the largest membership of atty com­ Smith, returned home with thenr. J turn to the home of his son. Rich- meeting, you inen should all be Mortuary al Detroit. Monday. CinrMrs. Wurrcn Bredahl and two lit-1 tertained the following guests nt there. Mr and Mrs John Smith of Jack- ' ■rd pany writing this type of insurance exclusively. This protec­ ence Serijan rode with them to East tie daughters who have been in the n Sunday dinner: Mr. and Mra. Lt. nnd Mrs. Marc Squler came La rising where he will resume his East with.thelr husband and father. Howard Waite of Battle Creek, son were weekend guesU of Mr. and i Mr and Mrs. Carl Hiar and two tion is available to individuals or family groups, ond small children of Wayland ware New Friday to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith. Mr. and Mrs.! studies at Michigan Stale. Captain Bredahl, have returned to Charles Waite nnd Gail Waite of persons are eligible who are in good health ond between Mwson Smith of Woodland were. Year's guest of her parenu. Mr. and Mra. G. E. Blnkf. Lt. Squler re­ Mra. Day Pugh and little, daugh- Grand Rapids us he lias gone over- Yorkville. MLm. Mary Waite of OwosMrs. Fred Ouffln. turned to Glenview Naval Reserve ter. Mary Ellen, of Vermontville vta- seas. Mrs. B, was the former Paulina • so nnd Mr. and Mra. Charles HarSunday dinner guests there. the oges of 1 ond 65, whether married or single, employed Mr, •■and Mra. Glenn Orlffeth Air Base near Chicago. Sunday but «ed*.h£.r MrL w’d Mrs W' Taylor. rington. local. or unemployed. CRESSEY spent New Year's in Grand Rapids his wife remained for a longer visit, H. McKevitt last week. Dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. nnd Mra. George Schoolcraft Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kahler of at the homc of her brother-in-taw The Past Matrons of Middleville -Mr'_,aDd ,¥r'-Clydc .DeN!fe of Rush Randall, Sunday last, were of Battle Creek vLslted her parents. east Delton Visited Mr. and Mrs.' and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Betu. O- E. 8. entertained their husbands Gram! Rapids were Sunday dinner their son-in-law and daughters. Mr. Mr. and Mrs Bert Patton Satur. . J.—1-7.—••— 77/ „ . nwn uuu uuuKiinus. mr. mr. ana Mrs. ran i-aium aaturOtis Boulter on Tuesday. The tatter is convalescing from and the past patrons and wives at guests of hta his sister, Mrs. Mn. Glenn Sol- an and d Mrs. Clare Sciianta Schantz and two lit- J day. — We regret to lose our neighbors. I pneumonia. a New Year's eve dinner at the Ma- rmurn anrl r«mHv Tu at. --------------------------... ----------------.. ' Barn„ jr to omon and family. In the afternoon, tie girls, and Miss Jeanette Randall Mr. and Mrs. John Klinger and fam- i Your correspondent has made a Games and visiting ■ Temple. . ........n accompanied M, by <U*.l Mra. UVIMUIWI Solomon UllU and Of Grand Rapids Monday _morning where he___ will visit Uy. who have sold their farm and bad start in the New Year by break- followed * -bountiful ------- ------------— h-r sister. .l.l.r Mra. Ur. Vessie Warrl. Mr gnd Mr> Rack Qf _____ ____________ ____ _ illowed a supper. her Harris, .h.y they DITSOIT MICHIGAN his_____ aunt. __ Mrs. Frank Campbell and purchased the Sensiba farm near Ing her typewriter which certainly /. cablegram from Eddie Lynd was | called at the home of her aunt. Mrs. A • troll, were weekend guests of hta family for a few days. He will also Delton. Is a handicap. a happy Ncw Year .s ...» gift .to his par- , Frank DeNIse - . mother and brother. Mra. Fricmta visit Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Sllcock -— -----at - Freeport. Kay Solomon of Battle Creek Tlie young people nre and n.v all nU getting unuug enU. cut®. Mr. Mi. ki id Mrs. Mii. Max Mi»x Lynd. It । Douglas Reynolds is now empoyed Rock and Carl Rock mid fmnilv and family.. near Debolt. spent the past week with her sister. back to their v=ric™ —"----- — --------------------' various colleges nnd stated he was 'in -------North Africa and as. manager Wec-Nippee club un.., Their son-------------------------Francis recently BUMMr of nf the t»w w-.Ninn------... enlisted i1 D(rk Barnes visited Eugene Ford Nat’l Bank Bldg. Hastings pending the holidays well at Post tavern In Battle Creek. in the” S^Trcham SilrtSes Mrs. Murle Reynolds and family. schools after spending near Doster two days tast week. Phone 2307 Mrs. Janet Reynolds is spending with lhe ~ home folks. The Young Peoples class of the Mrs. Edw. Estcrman is still in Allen Pender of Hastings'was callMrs Eiin relumed to Mra. here Elin Rogers Rogers returned to 1'her Saturday following several days with her parents. Mr. ,,Mrs- ?,• c,;.S'J ri “n<1 ‘brighter. Methodist Sunday school will meet' Blodgett hospital. Grand Rapids. jng On old friends in "Middleville home and Mrs. Mason Forshey and fam­ Mrs Betty Watkins, were gue.su at at the church Thursday night for a , and gaining in health. Tuesday two with her two two weeks' weeks'..visit visit |ier two sol sons, the Ironside-Densmore wedding at nt potluck nntiiick supper winner and nnd eniertalnment. entertainment ~ Lt ti “nncT^fra. Mr. Dnl-eei T... . .. with |lc !. 501 lhe Robert Smith went ily near Prairieville. Harry xnuiai.ll. Baisch. «!., Jr., IlbUIIHU returned IU to his and -xvMulu Donald lW||:in Rogen III in ... .---->------- . T .. 1113 |i Sheldon HUM . to Kalamazoo) Wednesday to visit studies at the University of Michi- Chicago. . his brother. Herpert ~ Thorpe and gan in Ann Arbor. Tuesday, last. ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. Douglas Florid entcrfamily, on their ilr way back ™ to ... Pt. ™... SIH. Dr. and Mra. R. M. Seryans apd Ulned nt n New Year s eve party i Oklahoma. son Clarence, spent New Year's .son Year’s In Bl al ,hclr U>elr home home at Crooked take. lake. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Steeby of Grand Rapids at the Dr. Braendle i Mrs. Susie Francisco of Climax 1 Grand Rapids, formerly of Leighton, home. called on Mra. Bertha Adams Sathad quite an experience recently .Mr. and Mra. L. R. Beeler and son urday afternoon. when overflowing Piaster Plaster Creek Connie, accompanied by Mr and Mr- “nd Mrs- Calvin Powell of I— ,orJ 5^Lthem “nd thelr Mrs. neiir> Henry rrmi. Frost ana and enuuren. children. Hastings called on her sister. Mrs. Z. . — •• EuesU.I .Mr. (»»>•. All Blankets Greatly Reduced and Mra. Clarence Morse n, New Year's Blanche Richards. Sunday. “ ndi.M ?ii.F UrcnrCeI,¥. orw; and two Kathleen and Jack ™ spent small children of Bellevue to move wllh Mr. and Mra. Robert Frost 77—; In l.i Mrs- Fkl. Karcheskl iui« been 80x99 White Sheet Blanket$1.39 in lhe middle of the night and taka Grand Rapids spending ten days with her par­ Double 72x80 Tan Blankets $1.75 refuge with retauves The Slaeby MjtttPr s^nt Clifford Clifford Aubil Aubil enta at Jacitsun. home on------------Rosemap'St . had has returned toto Camp Camp Forrest Forreat, Dr- Prosper Bernard, who is sta---- - — j -- -------- five feet . ,lH * reiumeo Double 72x80 Fancy Blankets __$2.39 nf wnter In the liAssment unri nelffh. t ....... J _ ■ . _ > ___ > of water in the basement and neigh- Tenn., after an eight days' furlough ‘ Honed at Denver. Colo., has been . bora homes had water in the first spent of iia» his pnsciiia, parents -'pending home Port Wool Paskell Covers 72x84 _$3.98 upu,,, at ■> the me. liome mi ----------» a — few days al his ........ — -Story.--------------------------------------------- . Mr Mr. and and v*'Mrs. **•"• Ray Aubil i~ In there. Leigh. Port Wool Purrey Blankets 72x84 $4.98 •— twp •— ’ ’' ” • Mr. and Mrs. Leon Doster an0 । Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Roberts and ton two children of Allegan were week_» ' daughter. Elizabeth, of Hastings, I end visitors of her parents, Mr. and HOPE CENTER — Mr, and Mrs. ’LaVern Quick and Mrs Earl Kermeen at Parmelee. Sorry to hear of the passing of daughter Norma of Banfield; Clark Mrs. Jerald Stucker is supplying Will Monica at his home Sunday Lipscomb of Battle Creek; Mr. and as commercial teacher at the T-K morning. He had been In poor health Mra- Marshall Norwood. Mr. and school for Miss June Bouck, whose for some time, but hta passing came. Mr’ Roger Williams and son Dean, father died sudendly at Big Rapids, as a shock, to hit friends relatives local- *ere dinner guests of Mra. Saturday. and neighbors. Much sympathy is Mary Doster. Sunday. . Jack Hamilton spent the weekend extended to the bereaved ones. I Mra/ Mary Doster received the in Grand Rapids with his mother. ** — Blrdena ------news---of the death -» of »her — statcr-ln-. Mrs. Lyttle -from Eaton 1------Jack, of lhe U. 8. air force, has been county spent her vacation with her amazoo on Monday. Mrs. Ehrman home onfurlough but _ has been —...no- mother. Mrs. Floy McDermott. ------------— at . ..__ #nd Mfs Mllton Warner and was a sister of the late John Dos­ tlfled to report Nashville. Tenn., by January 7. daughter LoU of Battle Creek, spent ter On Tuesday afternoon. Mr. A romance between two popular Friday with their parents Mr. and and Mrs. I-eon Doster of Hastings, Mrs. Mary Doster nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. teachers of lhe Thomapple-Kellogg Mra. Fred Ashby. school, culminated in marriage, Mr and Mra. Maurice Ashby and Marshall Norwood called at the when married* on Wednesday-eve­ daughter Betty of Kalamazoo spent Ehrman home. Mrs John Chamberlain and ning. Dec. 3(L at Augusta by Rev. L. Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred daughter. Patty, spent Thursday M. Rlgelman. formerly of Middle­ Ashby. ville. Attendants ■ were Miss Hester Mr. and Mra. Clarence Payne and with James Clark tn Kalamazoo. Mrs. William Chapman Is n Boeters of Kalamazoo, also a teach­ family were Hastings ahoppera Sat­ , medical patient in Crtspe hospital. er in T-K and Harold Kermeen of urday, Plainwell. Mra. Harry Lelnaar underwent an operation In Borgess hospital, Kal­ amazoo. one day last week. She is reported to be gaining nicely. , Mrs. Paul Kyburz. Mra. Marshall 1 Norwood and Mrs. Roger Williams ; met at the home of Mra. Lincoln Every coat hat a sale tog that saves you money . Bush Wednesday to plan U>e pro­ , gram of the WS.CS. for the year. Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Kvburz and I children spent New Years witii Mrs Virginia Millard and Mrs. I Grace Millard in Urbandale They aUo called on his father In Leila jhosnltal. Battle Creek. I Mrs Ed McPhnriln and daugh­ ter. Gertrude, and Mra. Celia Reed | of Hastings were afternoon callers , nt the home of Mrs. John Lechleitnfer one day last week. Callers al the home of Mra. AnAll with Sale Tags that save you'.money. I vie Titus lhe past week were: Miss I Dorothv Johnson of Plini. Monday; range of £rtderio Veterinary Products at thia store. W« Mrs. Opal Casev. Thursday after­ Houie Dresses ot $4 39 $4 95 can furnish, for example. Phenathuuine J&rd»rl9 to rid noon and Mra. Dan Erb, local, on I ond ! New Year's day. cause the highly fatal blackhead disease. We can supply, Ray Stewart and Chan Dinner were in Hastings on busnleu Sat­ loo, a complete line of other AiQderle biological* and Uniforms white or colored $^| 69 - $p5 urday. pharmaceuticals to guard the health of cattle, horses, sheep. . Mrs. Angie Titus reparts that two foxes passed through her door yard recentw. health this £>adecle way? LaMar Erb spent Saturday with his grandmother. Mrs. LaVem Cal­ lhrop in Hastings. Mr. and Mrs, Llewellyn Erb cni tertained several friends New Year's eve. Tlie basketball team will play lhe Plainwell team in the school ~ lAulktntti ‘Dittrilulor o/-: gymnasium Tuesday evening. Jan. 12 The Woodland team will come here to play the local team. Friday evening. Jan. 15. '. ' •tV ' MIDDLtVILLt DELTON ORGANIZATIONS "as THERE WERE 7,700.000 AMERICANS HOSPITALIZED p\LAST YEAR ALONE! Lii'js1 iSTt? nd '-"'I ;4<MaeiateeC "Mtataat IMPORTANT INCREASES IN HOSPITAL INSURANCE BENEFITS HOSPITAL SERVICE DORRANCE TRETHRIC DRY GOODS SPECIAL 18" All Linen STEVENS CRASH unbleached bleached 23c 25c COAT and DRESS BLANKET SALE SALE! "Printzess ERSI Mrs. Jot ponied K lint and i n visiting ten days. and Mn. Th Corr ts Jean and Sunday guest telh Brower lo celebrate Mrs. Albert be guest of Warren Car borne in Au Major Ha been In Brit Kg the wee Mrs. David lo report fo Dr. arid M Were in Gm lending the Icopathlc ho pike Drive. | County Ag , county ag Ion there i Hollis Ise lewton Jell Cy.. to spen । Lcrov and Birdsall hav ilng where Mr and Mn vacation. Charles” D lollday vac tome of Mr lek on Sum ton, Harold jurats of th Clinton. Ne Lhe son bet Andrew A bas gone to with hh so Mr and Hope towns Late Hube andrta . La Funny Smi bn Saturda the enginee | Mrs Arth bw Sgt Dw hvni Satur nf Detroit h ten day's [ Mr nnd Mr. and Mr pf Tensing [•Mrs. W. Brower an Mr. and liutdav at 1 Hewitt [ Eldon Ch In Svrnriw hl* furloug Chase. | Mr and hut W"dne It in Florid I Mbs Em plllc on T [.Mr. and ramllv. Ar Lon nnd M here New pr. and M linac. I Mbs Ev mu vaca Carroll Ne irith Lieu Shell and Mrs R Ira. Ada [ Mr- R visited at n Lacey (on and Spent New pf Mr. n of Grand Mr. and family in n< HO FINE COATS Fur Trimmed - Plain Tailored Sport Coats and PoloAstrachan and Plush Sin Do HOT ALL GREATLY REDUCED We save you from 25% to 50% KeeptyocM Carole King" Junior Dresses lhe busy one Korach" Womens Zr Half Sixes , you must see these Wool, Jersey, Rayon Crepe, Spun Rayon, Silks and Cotton Dresses Sha Fing CECAL WORMS 05 House Coots and Robes Reduced IHAXDS Exclusive But Not Expensive QUALITY CARVETH & STEBBINS DRUG STORE VETERINARY PRODUCTS -Jbadarl* a Let him that would move the world fint move himself.—Socrates. O B �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, L»U TON Mr. and Mr*. L. O. Harris and Mr ig-.d Mr*. Allen Harris. Grand IRuplaa; George Harris. Muskrnran: Lynn and Jack Harrta, B*y City: Lewi* Harris. Jr.. Ann Arbor: Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. J W. Arc Boynton Hart*. De trait; Dr. Harriet nd Mr*. John Armbruster. ... , H*rrte. Saginaw; Mr*. Vernon Well­ wnpanled Kenlth Dyer to hl* home man. min. Jackson, am and Mr* Orpha St. i Flint and spent tha weekend with John, Ann *— Arbor. *.r^cr. were here Mon­ Mr. and Mra Al Dyer. Kenlth had iis. a* ............................. Crowfl. funeral of Mrs. Marbeen visiting hl* grandparenU here i Ki lor ten days “ [ •. TIum »hn I Mr. and Mr*. David Boye* vte- ' for lhe funeral of Warren Carter lied Mr. and Mra. Carl Boyes ot were hte son. Clare Carter of Miami. Hickory Corner* on Monday. 'Fte.; id* brother and *l«ter-in-law. ERSONALS Dale Henn wa* home from Great : ■ ■■ IRONSIDE—DENSMORE I PARKER—TOLHURST COMMUNITY NOTICES C A r I A I C 1/ C U T C White pom pom chryaanthemum*. ' In the .Sunday issue of the Bat­ J L L L V» L. L I* H I u J 1 utul cathedral taper* J U V CIA V I rt U garUnd4 andIn while candelabra of srcen. lie Creek Enquirer-News appeared I P-lten the following account of the mar-1 * f" ---------- Jan. 1. d*y — anranoon, be named and plana | ery ■ decorated the First Metnodlst rlage ot a former Hastings resident. The Delton Intend L*kae Garden will — ‘SmUrSiri ...JM1m Pauline E. Tolhurst, daughter Club will hold it* next meeting witn ye,r **“ “ m>o of Mr. nrm Mrs. Leon G. Tolhurst, Mra Anna Robinson on Thuraday , id Mrs. Llewellyn Erb. local JI1?!*’ w.4i^siri,; now of Marshall: Vent Callhrop of Prairie] Glenn Densmore, and Wellesley d Mr. and Mrs. Pau) Nagel High noon on New Year's Day Plants That are Easy to Grow." Mrs. ^,a j^n’^'rokrtde^Th^ rJ-v^L was the hour chosen by Miss Pau­ Charles Harrington will give Inter­ Lake spent Clirirtmas eve I Xto^Stone^hPHngte. line E Tolhurst, daughter of Mr. esting facts about bee* and Mr*. a Vern Callhrop at the n Legion hoapiuj at Bad . and Mra. Leon Tolhurst. 225 North । Roger Williams will tell of replacing Potluck dinner at noon. Mra. D. D waiton. service at three o'clock, in tne pre*Edward Bottum. Jr., of Detroit “ Grand. Marshall for her marriage sugar by use of honey. * lhe holiday guest of hte parenu ! M,. Mr, Harald to>|.5?,'jSSSv to Lieut. Robert G. Parker, of Camp The Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle ar, Lloyd and Lynn Ertj and Mra. E F. Bollum. Tliee Dowling Cemttary Clrel* will wrtaltol Itor wl.l Hub on Nrw <wln' *’ I Crowder. Mo. the son of Mr. and will hold its annual macting at the u hrtstmos eve with Mr. anq meet foe dinner and election ot ofttMr. and Mra. Bernard McPliariin v„r. nlahi. v.rlou. cinn telni I <““»“•« ,n toHW Mra O I Parker of. Marlon. Ind. home of Mr. and Mra. Charles Kah­ cera j) Trtidgeon in Battle Creek] and other neres*ar> buslne** on tnd Mrs. Richard Brower and Mian- iburn: u nepirew. Harold Carter of returned teat Wednesday from To­ played. Tha<e present were Judge ' A program of organ music wasi' Trinity Episcopal church was the ler Wednesday. Jan. 11 with a din- January 14 at the church dining N&CS. of the Mcthodteq p p.n .no ,. Brower w. r. Ctoto H C.rtjr o« togr. ronto, Canada, where they had bran and Mra A. D. McDonald. Mr und rendered by Mra, Harold Foster pre- ,.scene of thte attractively appointed 1 ner at noon. Officer* will be elected. 7^ is Jean and »™ Evelyn were he)d Its regular meetlnd Eimdav auests nf Mi and Mr* Ken- City, a brother ot Mrs. Carter, to attend lhe wedding of hte broth­ Mrs. David Boyes, Mr and Mrs. ceding and during tne-tervice. Tne. The W8.C.S. of the Melhldtet : wedding. TW11. cathedral candles in ' wff er. Capt. Michael George McPharlln ome of Mr* Marshall Nori heth Grower of Nashville, helping Blanche Powell. Boe. Wallace Osborn and Dr. and Mra 'Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrini candlebras and white chrysanthe.~.w „ .... ™ . i Wednesday afternoon od o celebrate Kenneth'a birthday. “ra W. 8. Dicken Mra. WU- and Mte* Virginia Bertram on Dec. D. D. Walton. A cheese lunch was was us^d a* lhe ^processional undi mums clustered In baskets were church will hold a social meeting tn । the church basement Wednesday How good and pleasant a thing it Ham Budde, Mr*. ,B. M Hanson. 28. served. ' the recessional was Mendetesohu'i C 1). Bauer of HastlngJ I *fr. *iitow i placed upon the altar while Christevening. Jan. 13. A pot luck supper Mra. George Bauer and daughters t«w Herbert Royal. H. A- Burdick and • • ,• v , "Wedding MarclC \ mas green* were used about xml the will be served promptly at 8:30. 6:30. another* good, to sow by the wayu Mrs. Charles HarrtngtoiJ lhe guest of her *iater-in-law. Mrs. jameg Wilcox of Bay City; Mr. and of East Lansing spent part of last Jan.tC WdX^h0 w ' % her wedding tke bride Was at- . church, all combining to r' “v- -a Memberr — -« — society who w — .a r2TCI? 9alur- "W# 10 her I Mra Hartford,, aiui and week with Mr and Mra. Frank Sag* make of •* the have Mrs. Lewis ucwu Howlett. iwiuuiu aide for the way-weary/ and trust tJX of her gir*“rie^di “ftra °J . lovely background for lhey_ --------Mr and doublc/btr ’-hday In either October. Novemhome In Auburn on Bunday. , Mr and Mri Mra.. Qwen Owen Ovlall. Ovlall. Grand Grand nd Mrs. Glenn Williams - by . .. thy ... or December and new member* Loves recompense of love —Mary । ring service which waa read Major Harold Pelham, who has Rapid* | and Mrs Sage accompanied Mrs school on Monday. AU had a happy ■ crepe with full skirt, and i» torso k..u, Ketut. Kenneth ‘*"u " length lace bodice with fang sleeve* Rev. Harry M. Laws, acting rector •'f th- church will be honored Mrs Baker Eddy. In British Columbia, te spend- i Mrs Maude Schompf and nephew. Bauer und daughters to East Lan- tlnie tdall of the W. K. Kellogg been U - week here ... I.U II. | William Ransom, . ...... _ of Mr. *ing. Thuraday, ___...... remaining ....... [ng ■the with Mr. and were ___ gue»(* for A,New , of the church. Charles Harrington. Mrs. Bert Pat­ • • • Her mantUte head dress was of lace Gull lake spent from Fri­ uni. mi Anna Robinson. nooinwn. Mrs. rar*. Leon ixrun Man’s noblest task te to help othMra- Anna Paul Humbtqp.-- organbt. played ton. Tuesday afternoon. Mr*. L H. like that of her dress Shis carriedI ll Sunday evening with Mra. David Goodyear. He expects and Mrs. Vernon Wellman of Jack- Year's day. son on Friday and Saturday. I Mrs. Corinne Gould of Lansing Evarts and MLss Agnes Sim enter- a bouquet of while rose buds, white the "Bridal Oiorus" from Lohen- P*’»nock and Mra Bertha Adams frs b>‘ hte best mean* and power*— rents. Mr. and Mrs. John Lo report for duty on Saturday. r^grin as a^proceMional. and using. will be In charge of the supper and Sophocles Dr und Mra Norbert Schowalter 1 Cadet Rotend J? Cusack returned wa* the guest of Mr. and Mra F. L. tolned their bridge club of twelve, hyacinth* and budlea lied with .‘aim। tfiirMendelMohn Wedding March" Lera In Grand Rapid* Sunday alSunday to Mannion Military ColBauer for New Year » and the weektor dessert and contract. ribbon, all of which fell from a Juste Francisco of CllmaJ as a recessional Miss Tolhurst wa« [ending b —» end. i • • • , small white Satin muff. UUUIMN lhe MIV opening UMAIMIIA of the UM new IM» o*O* lege at Aurora. Ill where he --- •om Thursday until Fri-I [eopathic r------ -ca. aho*pite!. .—i._■ a. — Mb* Bonita L. .... Henney of Battle located ut 1225 .tnA.nl student, Bn*aotter .n»nAin» *pendlng *>!■ hte vacatina, vacation -----------------------Places were laid for ten at lhe ■ Mnr Edward Storkan (Margaret, given in marriage by her father. t with her son and daugh-| Lake Drive. S. E -Crrct ha* been the th: guest of her New Year’* dinner at the home of Densmore i was her sister's matroni I *'llh hte parenu. Mr. and Mrs. P. .Creek Tlw bride wore an exquisite gown w. Mr. and Mrs. Pranjcl grandparent*. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Mr. and Mra. Angelo Spirts. W of honor, her dre** being of white. of white .’lipper satiiY. fashioned on I and children. She spend >«•»>» to muntou Evans, tlie part two weeks. Green St. Tlie afternoon was spent chlUon .and lace made aimllarly to> princess lines with the long skirt light and Saturday willJ ee^ferenre? in Nile* after spending her holiday Mr and Mrs. John Swank (Mar­ I terminating in a slight train in the her and rtrter. Mr. undl Uo»reMimtU ^idaT vacation here with her parenU. Mr. garet Beaver) and daughters from ,with visiting and a demonstration the bride's, with which she carried of tome Grecian dance*. UM arm bouquet of red rose buds Hon there un U Friday and Mra George B Heath. II Whittemore. Willowbrook. Calif., spent a few tied with red ribbon Mu* I<one edged with «ecd pearl* while a fin­ d Mra. Max Reynold*. Mr.l [ Hollte Iscnhath and Roderick, Mr. and Mra C. E Thoma* re­ day* last week vLMUng Mr. and Mr*. The N. C. 500 club wa* entertain- Leonard nnd Mtes Betty Sigler were ger tip veil fell from a cap and WHUama. local. Mr. nndl Newton left Sunday for Lhutevllle. turned on Tuesday to their home in Glenn Storrs and the latter** broth­ - item ot lace. - An arm bouquet ot — t bridesmaids and--------wqre identical In spend xivnn a n few to** day* dav. with Mr. Mr sam* A ana, ... r-.i .. ky. to Cal, ahaving spent lhe er. Edward Beaver and family. Mr. ed by Mr and Mrs Wm Llnlngum ml Williams of Gull laikel kv r- on Saturday evening Th Those —Thr. win- '1 dresses ' ot white crepe fashioned white rases and chrysanthemums , lMUlt week wUh Hasting* relative* and Mra Elwyn (Haywardl knd Mra. George Stebbins. Swank will enter the service when ning high score* were Mra. Clarence zm---- Wjth Iul| jjjlrta alMj torso length completed the costume. Maurice Greenfield te home from they return to California. igs attended a party Newl I Leroy and Jonn Hewitt and Tom Mrs. Stanley Trubey of Detroit, Cuppon and Gamer Hampton, nnd oodlces. the former carrying yellow Mtes Feme Wolf of ...................... Detroit left low score winner. vr at the home of Mr.l Birdsall have returned from Lon- 1 Ann Arbor. Mrs. Greenfield having..................... sb-ter of the bride was matron ot winners were 'Sunday after spending her ten day , * Ut " Mra. Hamp- roses and Miss Sigler's flowers were honor She was attired In a long James Slocum near -Free-1 hng where they were the guest* of come at Christmas time. Talisman rase*. Mr. and Mra. Merle Kelley during i Palmer Osborn returned Saturday I vacation with her parenu, Mr. and ‘ . 11. . __ . , . . ____ _ iKiuore )K>udre oiue blue sua silk jcrecy jersey uicm drer.* u made »uc ' to Cambridge. Mass. after spending **-’-’» •I Mr. and Mrs.' Wayne Merrirk Blanche Richard* spefft| vacation. Mrs Ray >• Wolf. Dwight Fteher served grown*- ^llh drapcd efrect ind on her I Pvt. Norman Bogart of Ft. Bragg. um mid Charles' Drkke. who was at his ' hte with hi* parenu. Mr. | man and Edward Stotkan Slorkan and Rob- head she wore a _____ with her brother-ln-tew| short.,-ui matching in Sbuth Haven during. .the t)lf. | and ,n^ Mra. Wallace Osborn. Osborn, N. C. arrived Sunday to spend hte were host and hostess at a dinner II rrt Field were ushers. Dr and Mrs. veil while her flowers were an arm tr. Mr. and Mra. Culvlul Lome yRrarahn^rf and 1 0“? C. Keller were master and mtsholiday vocation, returned to 1 n " h ' r ’ whn wa ’ ’ * I the Robert Reed, who was home for ten day furlough with hte parents i Hustings. bouquet of pink roses. Joe Osborn tlK. 1 the hoHdaytt. left Saturday for New ■ Mrs. Adclia Hamblin and famll,' Mra Lyle ruJirr. E. State Road, and I , ■ family of Marlon. Ind., was best man. :i Mrs. John Adam* enter-1 home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ln- ’ AZ... 1. fT,,.. ;i H ,U.. live 11. .- at 109 IAA TZ —.■ Slate St., O. —en­ Mr. »nd Mr.. Brn M.rrlel. « nrM. Yoik City lo resume fell* hl* studies. who East rick on Sunday. • • • I Following the ceremony, a rcccpMrs. Tolhurst, mother of the e following at dinner PriMr and Mra Melvin Summons and 1 Mtes Mary Agnes Murphy of joyed a mepy Christina* day with Mra Wesley Burrell's dancing non wa* held in the church parlor* bride, wore a gown of aqua and ing in honor of their 35th I uniia-. were Mount Mercy Academy, Grand Rapher husband. Kenneth Hamblin who were class held a party Monday evening ' which were attractively decorated black print with a shoulder corsage anniversary: Mr and Mra.l ion. Harold of Grand Rapid* tra Clifford Ids, returned to school Monday Is serving in the Navy as 3rd Ctes.> hnll. Petty Officer and te in training at in the parish house, with thirty with basket* of white chrysanuie- of pink roses nock and daughter Naomi. I auest-* of the Rev. and Mr:- ’ . . . . »,nri>in«r aftor prerent Hot dogs and cookie* were ' mums and lighted candles Assist-,I a. wedding breakfast was served OI rai) the Great Lakes Naval Training served de* Harrington, local, and I K „„ «1». »»».. .« ™ Cd,, .ddg. -.cb to and the young folks had a 1 ing with the serving were Mrs. For- i,,Ath^dM,.r«b»iTarIvlmWtnr7rthe Mra. Glenn Williams and I Station, where he returned after hu. grand time. I rJt Johnson. Mr* Timothy Howard the Marshall TRWnafter the Idren of Gull Lake. j r Andrew AdAto. M N. tol SIM. church •'-enlce. with places J"" "™r Vitom five-day furlough. ‘ Ellen Leonard., Mra. Richard . M. enr ‘ ce ul,h Dtacw laid 181,1 .. ... ... 'CUCU A^-UIIIAIU-. ntVIUAlU ..A, enn Kenyon te spending a I k-u gone to Battle Creek for a stay S'1 r,1,’ 01 Mr Bnt* Mrh' wnll“m Phillip Lewis of Cloverdale spent Dinner guests of Mr nnd Mrs C(X)k Mn, Raymond Flnnie, Mrs. for 20 guesU. The table wa* set lohl week visiting Jock and Janice George Hebden on New Year's day Robert cook. Mra Fred Ziegler. Mra in a square, centered with white with her son. Arion Ken • I teith hte son. Shirley Adams , smith. „ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Teele of chnsanthemums and greens A Kelley of Hastings. *pld City. S. D. | Mr and Mr*. Dsn McCallum of were Mr and Mrs Robert Finnic Robert Watklhs. Mu.* Dorothy spent New Yeats bridal cake added further adorn­ ’atton. who suffered a I Hope township, and their son. Pri- Grand Mr and Mra. R. H Loppenthien and Mr and Mra .R. E Wait and Rou»h and Judy Johnson. ■ ‘J} .,'Rapid.* " ZT.’T day Ti' pale Hubert McCallum, of Alex- ** rt‘[nk.? ment A three-course menu was and daughter. Jean, spent part of I , * ^ ^ . . .. ack last Thuraday night, I tended, ‘tiu.* funeral* 01 of Mrs. Sulu Stella the holiday season with relatives in daughter. Nancy. hndria . La., were guest* of Mrs “ ,unera ... I Mrs. Densmore, the brides molhserved. <1 to hte bed at thte writ-I Ludington. ‘ , ' Mtes Florence V. Wood and Mr* J was dressed in clay rose crepe. Lieut, and Mrs. Parker left late nany friend* hope he will I fenny Smith and Mtes Rene Pierce Vunbchoten. Jacco Miller of Atlanta City. New hn Saturday, pvt McCallum is in I Jacc “ M,llt Mi» Jean Loppenthien left for Anna Newton entertained the Night embroidered in the same color, and for Joplin. Mo., stopping In Chi•cling better. Jeney, spent Monday and Tuesday Battle Creek Thursday to spend New Hawk.* club at Mrs. Newton's horn* 4 matching hat. lhe grooms moth- eaeo and St. Loute en route. Mra A Cook pf Traverse City I Lhe engineer corp*. | with Mr. and Mrs. Cnurlc.s Rogers. Years with friends. She returned Saturday evening. A 7:00 o'clock «• Mri Irlon*J?e: »°1re Mri Arthur Chase and her neph- . Parker wore for traveling a tan ig ten days with her son- I Mr. Keith Barber of East Lan- home Sunday. dinner was served which was folcrepe with bead Irlmmbig and a vabardine suit with brown alligator d daughter. Mr. and Mrs. I lowed by pedro, prizes going to Mra. i matching hat. Both motners had shoes and purse, a fur coat nnd tuddles and family, Edward McPHARLIN—BERTRAM »rd Barber last week. Ira Shulu. Carl Weyerman, Mr* shoulder corsages ot white rose buds. mntchfo<t hat. After Jan'iarv R len Pennock wo* in Has- I >f Detroit Set. Chase te home on I Edw Mr and Mrs. Floyd Eckert rcThe marriage of Captain Michael Cha* Freer and Ira Shultz. The Iztter in uter |R the lhe afternoon, afternoon. the bride l*ieT will be at home at 5237 Pearl fS;’.“dM™D Z tor. irsday afternoon. George McPharlln to Miss Virginia next party will be nt lhe home of and. Brooin jeR for ft trip toChicago Joplin. . Mo. Koppoiqw entertained at I Bertram of Toronto. Canada, took Mr and Mrs. Loren Boyes nnd Terry tethir WA Half Mr. mid Mrs. Oscar Palmer on । and to st. Loute, Mo., where tlicy Tlie bride graduated from the party at Crooked lake I bf Unaing on Sunday. £tacc in that city on Monday. Dec. January ।11 » p her tether. W A Hall 16. _ |I vteltcd Ian .Ironside, ------ .J-----who >- --------te slatloneu •- < MarahaU «•— high^achooi and in 194b ■'s eve. l| 8,ld 7orC<£f I Mrs. Wayne Waite en- I teMra W. A Thayer Mrs. G M I, Co’Capt. McPharlln was a fanner as- ! ' at Jefferson Barracks. For travel- from the University of Michigan Brower nnd Miss Evelyn Brower , , thl, Jin Rev. and Mrs. 8. Conger Hath- Ung. the bride wore a wool costume She was a commercial teacher in the following guest* at I ttetanl flight commander of lhe in onM H.pld. w.dnesJlnnltaa ' dinner: Mr. and Mra. I suit of light green with matching the Hudron und Flint schools for Royal Canadian Air Force, serving away- entertained gllhe FreabyWaite of Battle Creek. I 1 Clare Carter, who wa* culled here In England. He has been transfer­ terten Manse on W. Center street hat and brown accessories. Rose a time but since test June has been I'altc and Gai) Waite of I [Mr and Mr- J W. Hewitt were , by lhe passing of hte father. War­ red to the United States Army Air Monday evening. Dec. 28, inhonor buds und hyacinths formed her cor- employed at Fort Custer. LieulenULs* Mary Waite of Owns- I Htutdnv curat’ of Mr. and Mr*. J... ren Carter, returned on Friday to Corps and temporarily te stationed of their son Stephen'sbirthday An' ’age. After January 15. Mr. and ant Parker te a graduate of the A j Mr*. Ironside will be at home at 418 Marlon high school and lhe Uni­ E Hewitt and Mr. and Mra Merle r. and Mrs. Charles Har- I Miami. Fla. at Washington, D. C. for instruc­ col. || Kellev of Lanslntr , s. Young ~- st. veraitv vcraltr of =f Michigan “ishl^r.. He He Iste as memmem Mr. and Mrs Neil Adair left 8at- tion duty. certalned that those present had at­ Mra, George Schoolcraft I L^v^^“N,eYr,anr?’,wndiw/ unte\- fo7m?h*ciroiuwfora few "ft Mr. Ironside te a graduate ot Ha*?h* Il "wUl will be remembered that tended twelve different colleges Zrecluvisited her parents, I fS^ Mm iite *llh Mrs Adalrs rcla< &£.“!.«!} and institutions of higher learning. tings High school, later attending temity. He is stettoned In the supUrs. Bert Patton Satur- I lives. Dieppe raid and was reported mtes- With duplications, twenty-one col­ Alblon college and Grand Rapids Pb' °n‘c'' , °r midwe*tem signal junior college He te now affiliated corp* school in Camp Crowder. Mo Miss Zabcllc Adrounle returned to ing but later was found in u hos- leges. universities or James, Jr., went to Flint I [ Mr and Mrs Dell Shlvrlv left seminaries Ann Arbor lust Tuesday after nital. He has had many interestwith hte father at the HosUngs all—Albion. Monument Works. Mrs. Ironside RECEIVES MLNNAGE oming where he will visit I l.-trt Wedn>’*day for an extended vis­ .(tending her vacation with her ing and unforgettable experience* were represented in dr*. Frank Campbell and I it In Florida. a uuert mother, Mra. H A Adrounle. 'and te credited with shooting down Harvard. Lake Erie. Lake Forest. graduated from lhe local hlgn FROM NO. AFRICA I Ml ’ * Emilv McElwain was ---------a few days. He will also I Michigan State College, Michigan .'chool. then attended the OberlUi Ensign and Mrs. Maraludl H.; several enemy planes. Mra. Alcid StauHer was surprised ht Mra Paul Faulkner of Middle ­ ind Mrs. Sanford Sllcock I Cook came Wednesday from Corpus Ca'pt. nnd Mrs McPharlln expect State Normill. Western Michigan Coneervaton- of Music, and u now and delighted on Tuesday to re­ >lt, I ville on Thursday. Christi, Texas, for a visit with Mr. to visit Hastings relatives and Normal. University of Michigan. employed by the Michigan Bell Celve a cablegram from Iter son. me* visited Eugene Ford I [ Mr. and Mra Carroll Newton nnd and Mr*. R. W. Cook and other rei- friends soon. University of Wisconsin, Oberlin Telephone Co. here. Pfc Stanley Stauffer, who te In er two days last week. I ramllv, Archie Newtnn. l-nurel New­ atlves. i ------«■»» i College. McCormick Seminary'. CoOut of town guests at the wed- North Africa with the Coast Artili Rogers returned to her I ton and Mr nnd Mr*. Walter Soya Robert Field and Lawrence Moore <«KTS SCHOLARSHIP lumbla University. At the close of ding were Mr. and Mr*. Alex Iron- lery. Tlie message was evidently i* Saturday following a I were New Year * dinner guest* of left Tuesday for Detroit to be in- AT U, <>I PITTSBURGH 'the evenbig a buffet supper was side. South Bend. Ind ; Mrs. Ruthsent before Christmas, a* it convisit with her two sons. I pr. and Mra. C O. Willltu of Sar­ ducted Into the Army Air Corns I Mtes Ixtutee Hayward, who has erford Bryant. Mr*. Sarah Ickes and veyed holiday greeting*, but was de­ . hostess. nd Donald Rogers in I anac. having eruuico enlisted several month* ago.. — been nurse served by uiiniui* uku - the senior public ihealth Kai>u uu,.^- the ... Mrs. Archie Herrington,and dough- layed enroute a* so many have been, Ml«* Evelyn Tnhte* 'oent Christ­ naving ___ a WkrK tK». Rwrrv P.ninlv TA..— offu. U1 * . tl E w ter. Mra. Loute Harris, Battle Creek; Even though it was late. Mpt- Staufdm. Dougla* Florin enter- I mas vacation with Mr. and Mr.< They expect to be rant to Nashville., with the Barry County Health DeMra. Rupert Oarrothera and Mra. fee waa happy to hear from her son. a New Year * eve party I tterroll 'Newton nnd tem'iv ar. Fred Stebbins left Wedne*- Ernest Hayes were o< James Gilmer. Grand Rapids; En~ .Q ----------ame at Crooked lake. LhI , Mr* — Mr. and Mra. El- 31. for the University of Pittsburgh Hotcl ’’ sign Marshall H. Cook. Corpus A8-2^PUTY " 'f°r 'I-awton ' Okla., He Francisco of Climax -------- for .... a visit mo Soule* of Battle Creek. Phil where she has a yealXacholarahip. and l«*«r entertained at the Christi, Texas: Mrs. Timothy How- COUNT! CLERK Mrs. Bertha Adams Sat- B»ith Lieut and Mr* Philip H MUGriffin of Gull lake and local guest* specialtelng in orthopMic*. The apartment of Mte* Alberta Furlong ard and Miw Dorothy Roush, KateMtes Maxine Swift, who has serv■moon. ^■tlitll nnd to make the acaimintanee at a family dinner were Willard scholarship come* from the Na- and Mtes Betty Kiblinger by. playMra. Calvin Powell of her n,’w oranrfron Ph'lln Jr. Hayea and Mr. and Mrs. Rqyal tional Public Health and Nursing ing games, serving of refreshmenu mazoo. Staff Sergeant Jean Eng- «l as the deputy county clerk for ailed on her rtster. Mra. Mr' Robert Cole nnd 'Mr *md Haves and family. tend, Moore Field. Mission. Texas; the past year, has resigned to re­ ' organization and the money which an<j exchanging gifU. , Mrs. Grace England and daughter, sume her former position in the ichards. Bunday. Adnm Fender of lacrv went Harold Ten Eyck was home from Hnance* the schoterahip is from the . ... Mtnorv woonuim Mr Mr, Marjory. Woodland: Mr. nnd and • Karcheakt ha* been M‘e cPl- D'’**’ F”1-1 Custer hos- Willow Run over the holiday and National Inf apt de Paralysis fund. The Widows club meet* Ffid-y.'Forre*?joh^ a^dd^hter d Mra. National bank. . .. Her Mlcceaaor ln C<H|nly Clerk en days with her paron Sutnrdnv, Mte* Hayward was required lo to rere-1 evening with Mrs. Will Ro Roush. «27 > --------- - T..K------------ -klS^Ted Miro uvr he and Mrs. Ten Eyck and family ML*.* ;kson. Mr* Rob-rl Cole and dHU«ht*r . --------------- a--------------------- -------------------------- ffie°r Hyde's office I* Ml** Mary Louim oer Bernard, who te ita- ^ft'IMt'd nt the Adam Fender homc were guest* of Mr and Mrs. Chas, sign her work here before she- wn< Hayes St., for a carry-in supper and Thomas, who ha» been acting as Woodruff tor Chrtetmas. 1 accepted. She will be mtesed in thte social time Mrs. Clara Wilder is , tnd GeorgeAnn. East Lansing. xssl Denver. Colo., has been Lacey Saturday and Sunday. assistant there for several months. Lieut and Mrs. Hartley Finstrom city where she had made many the honor guest at thia meeting. ! , few days at hte liome ■ Mr “"‘1 Mr-'- Rav Hotchkiss and came home Thursday from an ea*- friend*. | Mis* Bonito L Henney entertain■ ^B.on und Mr* Gertrude Endsley tern port for a visit, lhe former hav- , Her successor has not been named rd ten Uttle girl friends at a New Mrs. Leon Doster and ^Bu-nt New Year’s Dav at the hotm ing to report for MM, duly again on J BAOIU Ml, Jan. I reports Dr. Btuky. head of the W. Year's party at the home of her; Elizabeth, of Hastings, ^■>1 Mr and Mrs. Bert Hunderman IIIU .n .--------- •_ ic Krtloea Kellogg Foundation Foundation work work in in grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy I. Jrs. *LaVem Quick and Grand Ranid* nnd nl»n called nn 19. Lieut. Flnrtrom te ip the Coast K. ry and Eaton counties. Evans, before leaving for her homc, orma of Banfleld; Clark ^K*,r nnr| Mrs. N‘rk Jicotaon and Artillery. Mr. and Mra. C F. Fin- Barry strom and Lieut, and Mra. Finstrom |, in Battle Creek. f Battle Creek; Mr. and ^■■imily In Grand Rapids. *|K<nt the weekend In Toledo with l Mr. and Mrs Robert Flnnie held I tiail Norwood. Mr. and —------------------------------------------------ Mr and Mra. Roy Finstrom, taking Williams and son Dean. v little Note Jane to her home after open house at their home at 501 W.' dinner guest* of Mr*. Center St. Friday and Saturday eve- I a visit here. 'i »Hto.ni- to ■ |R ft o M £ The Quimby W5.C.8. Birthday , nln*S’ • • • Mra Maud Bare and Mra. Vic­ tor Benner were in Battle Creek on s death of her slster-lnMB TF xv M Aid will be held Thursday. Jan. 14. > Mrs. Lloyd Anderson entertained Friday attending the wedding of the Oscar Ehrman in Kalal the home of Mrs. Nlal Castelrtn. her club lor dessert and cards Wedformer's niece Miss Irene Grant, Monday. Mra. Ehrman 8. Church. Election of officers nesday afternoon. Dec. 30. at her • STEAM HEAT daughter of Mr. and Mra. Joseph 919 r of the late John DoaGrant, former Hastings resident', and opening of missionary boxes. Tiome on Ea.*t High St Winners at HOT A COLD WATER . 'uesday afternoon. Mr. und Ralph Werner, the ceremony Members are urged to be present. | pedro were Mra. Anderson. Mra. Elite con Doster of Hastings, • • • Kelley and Mra. Duane Miller. Tra­ SHOWER BATH Ix-ing read at lhe Baptist church In Doster and Mr and Mrs. Surgery Guild No. 19 will not meet veling prize was won by Mrs. Rus- I Baltic Creek. orwood called at the this Thursday. January 7 due to the Jim and Jack Jones returned to illness of members of the committee. sell Zerbel Mrs Miller will enter- I Single I3J6 per wk. op me. lain next on Wednesday. Jan. 13. at । their home In Detroit Bunday after in Chamberlain nnd The next meeting will be held on spending their vacation here with Thursday, February 4 al the homc her home on South Hanover. Patty, spent Thursday their grandparents, Mr. ahd Mrs. ol Mra. Bertha Armbruster. 303 E. MRS. VINNIE BOYD GIVES Clark in Kalamazoo. Oscar Jones. dam Chapman is n Mill St Mrs W. A. Schader. Sr. PROGRAM FOR SOLDIERS Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Eggleston and Mrs. Fred Jones, will be colent in Crtspe hospital. In lhe Dec. 8 issue of an Atlanta. and daughter Jannet of Detroit vis­ hoatease*. , Ga.. paper appeared an item con- i ited Hastings relatives on Saturday. y Lelnaar underwent an , ccrning a former well known Hasi Borge.*.* hospital. KaiTownsend Club No. 1 will meet on tings resident. Mrs. Vinnie Ream • day last week. She is Tuesday night, Jan. 12. for a Town- Boyd, part of which te reproduced be gainins nicely. tend Rally- Following the lustalla- herewith: . Kyburz. Mrs. Marshall lion of qfflcera there will be enter-1 "Tlie Manufacturer." a one-act1 d Mrs. Roger Williams tainment with ice cream and cake, ntey by the English dramatist. O. I home of Mrs. Lincoln You are invited to help celebrate Dr.., Dawn, will be read by Mrs. Vinnlc ।j The accent is on waves and more waves esday to plan Ute pro| Ream Boyd, well-known Atlanta I Townsends birthday. ‘ W8.CS for the year. | reader, at the December meeting of1 for *43! They're flattering, feminine. Mrs. Paul Kvburz and Atlanta hrxnrh Clrcte .No. 3 will meet with Mr*, fhA the Atlanta branch nt of the National National., Edna Bassett. 603 8 Jefferson next League of American Pen-women al' Swing to waves now! ila Millard and Mra. Friday. Jan. Sth at 2:30 p. m. All lhe Biltmore hotel on Wednesday at rd In Urbandale. They member* are urged lo be present 11:30 o'clock The play carries a PERMANENTS on hte father in Leite and guests are welcome. . delicate thread of the Christmas Machlneleaa Finger Wave ittte Creek. ' _ _ >umi. Read iw«u by uj ni «. uujii . an artT.tw _ r, ,..... .u .. .v »plrh Mra. Boyd,----T Renner McPharlln and daughDried The Banner rzlee* Class nt of thy the Mythr. Metho- i*t ot unusual -uiuu. ability «from tiie e. and Mra. Celia Reed dirt church will meet next Tuesday standpoint of both voice and dicwere affemnon caller* evening, Jan 12. with Mra. Ben nan. the number promises unusual e of Mri. John LechCowie*. 412 W Center. The usual interest. pot -----------------luck supper— will be---------served. --- --- Vis­ 1 A piantet and vlolintet provided । the home of Mrs. An­ itors welcome. |he tmusical nettings fdr the pro- i > past week were: Mias grain. nson of Flint. Monday; The WS.CB. will meet WcdhesKrceiuiy Mra. j-,™ , harpist IiarpiSi and ana a day. Jan. 13. al 7:30 pm. Dr. George 1. Recently punui gave Boyd, a program for the -aaev. Thursday afterStucky of the Barn- County Health \ tra. Dan Erb. local, on soldiers at one oY the hospital* In day. ’ ------"fill talk on “ Commun, Department wt. ------------- Atlanta and, despite the fact that leaUe Disease*" Hairt and Chan Dlpner a" and Mte* Mu* Alice Ha। there was blackout that evening, the tings On busnieu Batgleshaw will give aive a health demon demon-­ 1 program was carried through, to the stration. Mn. Thoma* Ogden has delight of th; soldiers. Titus reports thst two arranged the program and Mra. Mra. Boyd, who te Chairman of through her door yard Florence Fleming will give the de­ Drama for the Atlantic branch of votional*. • American Pen Women te popular .■ > spent Saturday with FRIDAY AND SATURDAY her, Mn. LaVern Cal­ The Emmanuel Guild will meet at with Atlanta audiences and lias re­ ceived deserved recognition because' lings. the Parish house Tuesday. Jan. 12. of her exceptional talent. One press Ira. Llewellyn Erb cnat 3 o'clock for a business meeting rral friends New Year’s followed by the annual Parish din- notice read. "Vinnic Ream Boyd te an artist of great ability, who Weavtball team wilf ntey c.s each character and thread of lhe 1 play, story or sketch into scintillat­ I team in the school or COURSE REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY ruesday evening. Jan. I "I beg your pardon. ma'am," Mid ing monologue." "r. “rT"".d ,"1“’."> “•1 SSJiif m i>i; dtend team will come 113 tf. Jeffsrtoa St Pboa* 242* Hastings Phone 2241 State & Jefferson the local team. Friday ।officers wife, out hut Lt it coionei colonel or chosen cho^n field and like (ike lhe the people of oniccrs we, mainr ft hn rhii. _______ __ | major 1I ihnnlH ahould Iwbe z-ullinrr callUig-the cap- Atlanta, at..... they recognize and apnre। tain?” - carte Mn. Boyd > unusual talent. ; hat would move the I “'•."t’S" , gucoU of Mr. and Mra Harold Heck, aesgassa . I—.. -I-nr.s.:-.iSi ■=» ।er and Mr. and Mn Omer ChrUUan A. to U to Study club al Uie home or Mr* jame* urutoi Mis* Gretchen Ten Eyck returned on Monday, a review of the book. Monday to East Lansing after "Oir Itrartx Wrrr Vnune and spending the holiday vacation at Gay " by Cornelia Otte Skinner and Wtk’n Pr“Cnled home. J£ SALE Sixes 36 to 40-Regulor Prices $18.50 - $22.50 and $24.50 ALL ONE PRICE $1695 AT BAIRDS SALE 14 OVERCOATS Sizes 37 to 42-Regulor Prices $19.50 - $24.50 and $29.50 ALL ONE PRICE $1495 AT BAIRDS SALE 16 MACKINAWS ORGANIZATIONS Sizes 36 to 42 Regular Prices $10.50 - $11.50 and $12.50 ALL ONE PRICE HOTEL HASTINGS __98c Yeast & Iron Tablets, 250 98c Ay-Tol ABDG Caps., 100 ..$1.98 Super D Cod Liver Oil, Pt. .$1.39 Lilly Homicebrin 67c Super D. Perlers, 100 SALE 63c 53 DRESS SHIRTS $2.55c Regular $2.00 - $2.25 and $2.50 shirts Natola, 10 cc JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP BAIRDS With VITAMINS Bctol Vit. B Complex, 30 $795 Unicaps, 100$4.95 Halibut Liver Oil Capsules with 10,000 ALL ONE PRICE Units of "A", 100 _..$!.19 BAKERY SPECIALS 0RAN6E CREAM LAYER CAKE 40= BANGHART BAKERY Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, Pt. 98c Vito Kops, Improved, 100 .. $4.69 ON DS REED'S DRUG STORE AIRD’S �THF HASTINGS B CJNFR, ffltmSDLT. JANT'LRT ?. -1MI FACm tlQMT SUPERVISORS Sheldon Agency All Kindi of Insurant:# Surety Bondi . hone 3185 Hastings GRANGES Swanson Agency PROTECT YOUR CAR . From $1.00 op with Slate Farms M-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY IVILLE PHONE 3201 DR. L. J. CASTON V'.'jA -i/.' fof.<««•!. Ilwii'. Ilru« Storr. H i.llMo. . 1-7 OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bide. Peckham’s Remedy CARDS OF THANKS Hastings ITIjIt CLASS CAKI*ENTF.R ran now it.. thot Juli .( Buil.ltn*. rr| >>riuy or 1-alMln*. Very rr.l-onai.lr. Phone WAXTKH—Job ..n ll.tiin*-. wa-loit* ill.hr. ar nljur l.tfhl U««h. Mould Itko *.. hiSt’.r evrnlu*.- 121 W. Jlu.ll Coal. Gas and Oil Fired Repel'* furnished and Coughs - Croupy Coughs - Colds in* l|w.|.r ...... .. It, nihlr.lt > II* nt ItuUn to ........ i'on*.ima'r* Potter • ..IrllNtht .......... • ..Ua<l<-o A < •• Mlehican Stair WANTED—ChllilrrM to . arr (>.r In my l..,„r -.1 mil.. »r.| H IU>t)n*t. (<r.l Marshall Furnaces For Children's W. «>. <■■>...1.1.0 Muntin* Star ._. • A >(. ilMk A ittOb.r. I OL,. WANTED EMPLOYMENT in- f.iHwltrtr llrotl.rrt ECON-O-COAL STOKERS EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT Eavestroughing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE for some of that good Lily White Flour JERRY ANDRUS Pep your chickens up with our s.ILV. ma»h. It lives results. AUCTIONEER Liat your Auction Sales with DEWEY REED Date* can be made at Banner office. Phone 3467 Hastings, Mien SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. Shipping Livestock We Remove Deatl Animals Every Saturday For Prompt Removal of Old, Crippled or Dead i Horses and Cows / JAKE DEPRIESTER ' L \ Boyer for STILES end Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone 2588. or call — C. "BILL" SHERWOOD FOB INSURANCE HASTINGS 2697 / FOR SALE OK TRADE—One work tram, alto enr Middle hone, tit milt rum. ThurloW An*|Mi><h, Wo.nl Und. Koine I 111 roll SALE OR TKAI»E—lied"x.irk lor.,-. uat about II O «.11 ir»d, (or ALL WOOL KNIT FELT SHOES Glycerin Recovered LIVESTOCK For Longer Wear and Help Horses CASH Cattle VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. For your old Scrap Iron. Radiotora, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper b Lead. IN MEMORIAM GLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Michigan Avenue Jone 2637 Hutlnf* YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES-$7.50 AT FIRST SIGN OF A MEN'S 4 BUCKLE ARCTICS FOR DRESS or WORK COWS-$6.00 We have a Collector Stationed ot 912 West Green St. in Hastings To Give Immediate Service We Pay the Phone Charges—Phone Hostings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS HEAVY DUTY WORK 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS k CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER NOTICE 1 i, Cftialantce, Truss Fitting t ~ by sn > EXPERIENCED I . FITTER • * ■ . LY BARKER'S || Hastings Phons 3113 K] RUBBERS All Sizes Experience and Training in nearly ' “ Phone 1Z lifldleville | / PHONE \ \ 1 I 1 The Annual Meeting of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Barry. Eaton and adjoining Counties will be held at the Grange Hall in Charlotte at I :00 P. M., January 20th, 1943. The meeting is called for the purpose of reading the annual reports and the election of seven directors: Two from Barry County for term of two years One from Barry County (to fill vacancy) for one year ‘ Two from Eaton County for term of two years Two at Large for a term of two years and for such other business as may properly come before the meeting. R. H. BURTON, Sec. HEAVY WOOL SOX �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JANUARY 7. 1943 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR fincc Tenant enonr Fnrmprc Farmers Become Form Owners —- SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 t« 4 PENNOCK HOSPITAL Perry a tough aolfenment shopping ^nce । i PollowllM! b U1I. h<Mp(UI rrpor. shoppinglor repiaremenu, ,----------------- apeak.....— . . 1 Piston Ring Izazue Ing of Ann and her splendid nurs­ for tne pa t two week* R. Pierce helped his mates. Ma­ ing record, we could do with a lot Donation, received included Included 9 chine*, take a two to one serie* from more student nunct. from Barry Tenant farmers, who have been qt* fruit. . -4 qt*. vegetable*. 1- qt. jOffice No. 2 when his 531 series was county ,.i„L Wouldn't fAr ,„v you know I'd graduated grauuxteii into uno Use tne landlord class cia«s honey und Hilt 1 qt. preserves from tlie the best for the evening. Shippers I (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) fi^ruiuns HUi^do\kNUJour -*<“• federal furm M-curity loan*, are Irving 8>i — fiimshlne dub; from Guild Many people in this city an had a one gume edge on Grinder* ■ produced this full-fledged photo. m inlSt’Kd making "'markable P"W«» “>««» No 12 qu fruit and fruit Juice*. ; the southwestern part of I :'j and 40M AM * won the odd game V 5 “• g l 1 U d paying off then mortgage*. — accord- 44 qt*. qU. vegetables veg I We notice -you've gained a bit but and 2 Jan. Jam: county will remember A. J \ from Office No I I we like that for it tends to brine I,,,rn. io official report* reports received by. from the the Christina.* party of Guild bert. Hr lived on South Hat ing to Recreation Leagues I out your dimple. I Saturday afternoons nnd eve­ the state headquarters of the -------------------------*--------'*•*farm '----- No 18. tjir gifts were listed In tlie St hen* tor many year*He u rtow Dave Goodyear scored 593 '(235­ I Finding n few evenings to read ning* in Hasting* seems lo be coast security* administration Dec 31 Issue inuking hl* home withhi>.xmin I lately. and especially enjoyed, "How guan! days. They ate u swell group A number of borrowers In the Medical patient* now in the ho*- Otwgo. Mich Hu friend* will wi 183-175* to lead the Piston Ring* Qz ADCAHDIIIC I the Army Picks Its Officers" tn of fellow* und many times I think Gutted States have completely paid piial are Eugene McCaslin. Middle- interested in the following letter 1h*'\to a two to one victory over Perk <P I A n \ II K D I 11 L . I Readers Dlge.-t. Down at Port Ben­ of what I've read about this being off their mortgages and now own ville. Mbs Let lie Gam. 135 W *’«>‘e the Banner, under date of XTarern and lo make a gain on the.. 1 HVJVnWIIlbf I ning, Ga . we have many good tlie beat beluived a liny in the world their farms free gnd clear, the ISA Grand. Lewi* Earl. Dowling; Harry December 38. renewing hU subscrip- leading Hastings Ice and Fuel-te;.::. who4iut u pair of gamesxto Blu.' I friends singing tlutt new song — They seem to like Hasting* better • announced, Wulldorff. 120 W Green, and Rich- “on Hr is well along in the nine­ MlddieVlHcwon a pajrof games I "Praise the Lord and Pass Out the than tlie big town* und 1 wundir The -----tenant purchase program lias ard ... Schoenbom. ------ ^... ------— « tie*;, but writes-with a steady hand Hastings. R. 2. from Leonards------I Commissions ' In case anyone of if it Isn't because were more been in effect since 1937. FSA loans ' The medical patients discharged u legible letter as follows: Commercial League. Cm don't make it—reinember we folksy liere. It's a real privilege to have been made to tenant farmers since last repott are Baby Robert Otsego. Mich. The Commercial League rolled ve you for trying. You're a big offer these boys hospitality in re­ in 20 Michigan counties. The mort­ city. R 1. Russell their "position play" matches in the I shot ut home Just because you're turn for what othet* are doing tor gages are amortized over 40 ycarr.. Shellenbargei. Cook Brae.. [schedule State Insulation Increased I in uniform and although we re oiir boy*. We've had fun at the but many borrowers are taking ad­ Smith. Nashville. R 1; Mrs Arthur Harting*. Mich. . their hold on first place by a game I proud of the stripes and bars, the store tin* week putting their rianu* vantage of present farm prices to Bennett. 914 E- Madison. Cha'rhs Middleville: Andrew i Dear Brothen­ when they won two game* find lost I uniform is what -we notice first- un Hint watch Mother sent '.hern meet their obligations in advance Johnson. Adams. -541 N. East St.;-------Mrs.---------Sarah ---------------------------------I send inv check for renewal for one to Goodyear Bros Hdwe.; Cof­ land but. Then, too, remember that and discussing the merits of the ot due dates. • " -----' Powell. 302 S Broadway. “ Baby Banner. I have taken it since No­ fee Shop won three games from the first enlisted man to salute .you. shaver Dad sent. ' Clwtyi Clwayl Tyler. Woodland; Mrs. CO-I co-I vember. 1902. 1902. and have had hud only Consumer* ryier, woodland; Consumers •• power Power co Co : Trio itio uuir Cute I after you are commissioned, rates Although Zolly said to make this oBlTl'ARY Susan Shattuck oldest daughter ’!nnc P°,uldk40? N W!,.V.lut- Liln' 0,,t' *lui>. that war. a few weeks ago won a pair from Medics; Andni la dollar We hope you all |my off but long, there is an end to one s good of Mr and Mr William Hhnftnrir r‘*ng. Baby Ruth Ann White, city. r Had ..... a new ... deliveryman Prr*ume Presume Service *u rvi<-« tn*t irnme* tn-Middlelust iwn two..... games to Middle­ I—if you-don't—bai t. Uutt an cosy nature—ur U -there? I've luui Hie was blirn m Upstate mNe^Y^Vk iR P»“Pa“ Nashvnic: he .I _ _____________ _________ he left left it it at at another another pls.. place do ville Creamery; Oity Fathers took a way to rgvr a buck? Don't you think queerest feeling us I have been writ­ --- «.---------25. 1857. coming to Hasting* i a,3bynC!.u‘r£s Adair. 118 U Uulnut rnU-. it when I don t get it on Pri- pair from..... Autoo--------Sport Shop. ,inj I should be Mis.* Polly Anna In­ ing thl* that many of the good .' April with her parents Shen’a Md ^rv^km0?!?? rT r ri ' <la> ‘ stead of Mrs Becky? people of Hostings have been peer­ On January 1. 1876 she was united ' ^ndreau! 5 nShv t2rrv ,n rcvl ‘*«hig the'last Will Hackney scored high with 562 reviewing the'last 40 40 years 1 Bob Field and Larry Moore finally ing over my shoulder so Just for in marriage to Thomas A. Johnston. I !$*' *?’’ Alto R. ^1 iJn^Aldrkh c“Tn " no,llce lot of changes .„v,v <2351 for State insulation; Clair De­ protection — Any similarity to per ­ got their culls nnd by tlie lime you They later moved to Newaygo where A"®'A.-; only a few in business in Has- Cou hit Ml <203> for Goodyears and lead this, will b«- off to earn their sons living or dead contained in this they lived fur 30 years, returning to !^n“. ®!~ Mr Fa,,nle Smh’> ting* now who werq there in 1942. Chas. Izonard gathered 560 '210> wings. These* enlisted fellows have letter I* purely coincidental To Hasting* in 1909. A son. Laurence,*3™, “,‘n0’erOn the Podunk road, ns far south pins for City Dads. been acting like fish out of water tiie caugble Banner proofreaders I Womens Bowling League Albin passed awuy 26 years ago and Baba •• bom at the hospital dur- as Wm. Andrew* place, Ju*t over the waiting for their calls so were trust my spelling and commas. Your* for a sefappy New Year. the husband 12 years ago. Surviv- '"i: the two weeks include twelve . line in Hope township, there are ' Theollne Schader rolled a splen­ happy forlhem, I find myself saying “nd 'lst hoy* They nre A only two home*, that death ha* not did series of 528 <151-199-1781 Mon­ Becky Hodges ’ ing are two daughters, Mr.v William a little prayer, lairry will be sla- j of Hasting* twp. and Mr* •" R*v a,,d Mrs. Alfred Silver- , entered, taking a* manv a* four at day night to give considerable aid Honed not too far from Chicago and ' You fcll<.wi will have to be tol- ■1 Newton Christie of .............................. Hasting*, one sis- ii.ill i>-l>l. 111 333 W W. flrivn Green Rt Et. Dec Dvr. n22. ....{one ii..w ri-a.iu , nn» home t, ------- ■ It does ..... not ................. seem pas­ to her teammates. Portias, and at that cute little nw Mi-*.*fo/ at school DS?t' blame whiniigthere.] fer’ 1 erant\f old Z^lly ‘who iter. Mrs. Frank Oliver of Newaygo" I E mve to ’Mr fiife"^ and ” Mr* " Z* William D^* Swain,' sible that Brother Warren Carter the same time lune top score for o..M grande ».i.i, ■ 1ldi."< -.... .. ...i Tntna IV.v- l.<n- ha* gone. I thought him a vety the evening. “ IIUIC n‘U? niinuiu T,l’W,‘rr °'n young uno W!d ,,going *°‘nK iiicm “in*4-* «iny» <,"y’ j(tying '0"”' io Keep ( ■«** wveral n?Xs ,« hS to Mr rirtv** mul Mri L>ib^t II c M mir uur Betty Braendle and Prances Jupp. u ix>y to .wr uno air* Demeri uan- ■ mrr man eallant: Tlu* world really belongs to iMicr wilh vou when everything । meets । „ , gallant; Tlw mice you cvcrylhini; easier, route 1. on D*c.-27. a girl f transferred my Masonic mrm- slioin started their evening's per-, these kids now. A boy going into movrs so fast—yes. hear. Uzi'Viiid ”You”rr"trl"linL me"' we - can ............ "‘’I---------------------------------------------------------- ' *?,Mr no'i Mrs Ru**el Solomon.; ix*i.«hlp from Plainwell, after being fomtance with lop-nouh games of battle to fight a Jap or Na:; .-2:c"' r— —------------ 212 nnd 226 respectively but weak­ ... n>«f । Middleville. !>■<• 28; a girl to Mr ■« a member there for 32 years and have u memory of a special girl in I X. ------OU”--------------------------“..J?55 1----------------JJ‘s,J^irn7 ; 'hewas exquisite! Bob Fields was. i mid Mi* Richard Ro*c. 314 E. . four-months, four-month*, to to Hastings Hasting* lodge lodge. in In ened in lhe last two games: Mrs her bright chiffon, duncuig in his teen, enlisted und has reported ut I oneof U>c ushers at the wedding. | Green St. Jan 1; a girl to Mr and , December 1902. making me n Master Braendle finished with a good 506 arms with confetti or a bow in her Great luikca. Another seventeerier. undas "Becky" told you. he left , Mrs. Donald Sothard. Nashville R 1 Mnson Mason for over 72 years. ’ l5iave I have rel rc- series for second place and Mrs hair. ThOM* little jokes you share ‘Jack Buhnltz. has enlisted and will । [ Tuesday to Join the Air Force. 12. Jan. 2; a girl to Mr nnd Mr*,■ jcelled reived for the past two Christ- Junpstrom with 496 for third spot. now and tliat warm Illile-feeling be .m*j'going this week Old Zolly I Trio Cafe won lhe odd game from • • • Morri* Brandt. 35 Eaton St.. Bat- ( maws a lovelv Poinsettu plant from siu* gives you around tlie heart may env|yx these young lads—we have ' j>wls Kenfleld has been home— ( Il.» He Creek. rb Dec. 22:• aa ,-irl girl to Mr Mr -in,< and ] Hasffngv -m... This one had two Pi-'ton Ring Shop: Leonard* won —* O') __ ,bio*. have to catty you through some their spirit In our heart* but it I looks tine us do*** Hartley Finstrom Mr* George Swan. Nashville. R 2 uniiv,. one measuring; over 12 Inches two game* from Banner: State Inbad hour*. isn’t worth much with our creak- »h<> Ls liome for it well deserved De. 24: a boy to Mr. und Mrs. Wm. | It warms my hearPto Tliink T am aulatlon won the last two aftet Not ail heroes arc at Hie battle ing knees, except to shout ami ' furlough : Hud.*on. 209 S. Washington St. f thought of. • dropping the first to Strand. Bliss front. Here ut home we feel like cheer when the parade goes by. I ... ' De.- 37; a girl to Mr. and Mr* Er- | I have a lovelv home with mv son ■ W1V’ out ,n fc01*1 of PL'ton Office by putting Joe Sowers* up on top of Talking witii one of our 34 We received word that Robert S. vin Curtis. Freeport. Dec. 30: n girl , und wife. It I* Just as pleasant for ! one game; Bell Telephone Co. won 8 MM. MOVIE FANS! — WE a car und driving him around town Irlahteen-year-olds who will leave Ritchie ho* U-en promoted to Cor- ' to Mr and Mr* Linden Snyder, me now as it was the first dav “ series from Orphans and Bonnet FOR RENT. 180 FT. FILM 50c this Saturday, ----------prompt* the follow —that I* if wr hud any gas. That's — ­ ixtral and that Paul P. Smith. 1029 8. E.f-t St . Jan 1; a boy to Tliry have a nice home, all modern «nd Gown lost the last game after ing remark* to those of you already Route 1. Nashville, Mich , enlisted Mr and Mrs Lewi* Barlow. 137' I Mv son is an engineer in the paper taking the first two from Portias. SELECTION OF SUBJECTS. around in time of trouble You in service. Thc.se fellows nay they and is al Great Lakes as a Molder, E Center. Jan. 5: a boy to Mr und mill here—same tab for over « a »----------------know he dove into Yer Thomapple are "raring to go." but under nn 2nd class. Also that Walter Roop Mrs. Merton Hoffman, city. R*4 years Last year and this he got "a DIES AT HOME to pull out Carl Gallup, u aeveu- indifferent or assured exterior they <*710 has the cutest and chubbiest Dec 23. a boy to Mr and Mr* Gar-,...,. ........ nice turkey. •a.«~ $5.00 ua.u cash mo and u a K0iwr $25 OF dAI'GHTER are greatly perplexed. Ju.nl ........ remem- baby about 10 months old> enlisted rison Boyce. 430 N. Michigan. Dec. | war savings bond for Christmas. Mrs. Stella Van Schoten. aged 85. vear-old. and thus saved lhe lad's ...< life. Now 1 don't know Joe but I bcr when these elghteen-year-old and Is at Great Lakes as Ship Cook. 27: a girl to Mr. und Mr*. Joseph from the company. This year's tur- who resided at 457 W. Apple St.. think lie'll be a mightyJinc guy to lads arrive at your camps, give 'em 3rd class. Mavvillr. Freeport. Dec. 27; a ,Ritl key weighed 15 pound*. One man .died on Wednesday al the home of live next to tn a bombing I the breaks when you have a to Mr and Mr* Ralph Moore. Freein Kalamazoo bought 900 turkey* I her Min-ln-law and daughter, the Wr enjoy (ceding the bird* in ciiancr—they arc you're "kid broth- । port. Dec 30: a girl to Mr. nnd Mr*, i to give to the employee* of two Revand Mrs. Edward Roush of nur back yard. Tlie antics of Hie er»" from all over tlie country— i Nial McGhan. cltv R 2. Jan. 2; n mills in Kalamazoo nnd the one Carson City, where she had been flastly Cardinals, the sassy Blue- they've got wiint it takes—but ’ The fellown write that they HASTINGS bov U> Mr. and Mr*. Roland Fur-j liere. costing nearly $5,000 for several months. Besides the like lhe home newt but they Jays, the perky Chickadees bring brother, unless we're all wet they'll row. Freeport. Jan. 4. | I have had the flu for about a daughter. Mrs. Van Schoten is*urmany a laugh over our roffccless be plenty glad for a handshake Surgicul jMitlent* are Harley Me- month, but am better now I hope i vised by one son. Frank of this city: fellow* in nervier are doing, too. । Millen, luncheons. At breakfast its too catty from a fellow who understands, Wrxxlland: £harl> * HuntzlnHuntzin- Brother William Cook is much bet- ! four grandchildren: nine great- I Millen. Woodland: £harl< -s anil loo dark for tin* birds to be | Car! VanLoo tells us that so many ' ~' '' ' * ■ grandchildren: and a sister. Mrs. Ed gcr. 'Lake Odessa: Henry Sothard, up. At nur house we love the | mon* pictures have come in for tlie . letter* from your son* and | city, n 1. Mr. Gerald Powell. DowGundrv of Grand Rapids The With best wishes from bird* and 1 wish I- could skip 'service men's window" they will' daughter*, will you pass them । Ung. R 1: Mrs Emma Swadllng. A. J. Herbert | funeral was held at the Leonard. around nil oyer the world ami I have to rcmpdel the big picture ! on to u« »o we can print them ' 307 West Orlean St. funeral homc on Friday afternoon' citv. R 3: Mrs Charles Williams. for all the boys. Thank you. observe, through your eye*, the 1 holder so, before this is done, have Otsego, Mich. Middleville bird* you arc seeing. Aren't you al- , your "Mom" or Dad get your picI George Nackelcah, 219 W. State; lowed to mention lhe birds in vour lure down for the enlarged display, i * [Mrs. Maude MfGhan. 438 W. Mar-- •-ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— • was tn Riverside cemetery. Here's a letter wfre glad letters? I would like U> visit Elmer I This week*-we’re sending a car­ । shall: Paul Mead. Freeport: Clancy in Australia und see lhe Lyre Bird. ' ton of cigarctics io Wilbur Hal- i"*”1 I Tift. N- Church St.: Donald Fedewn. Medical Det. liie Kookaburra and maybe play stead and we hope vou always 720 8. Dibble: Mi« Hah Reed. 121 301st Inf. Div .. , w(th the Koaiabcar. which they have "lucky strikes", Wilbur. Camp Phillips. Kansas W. Green; Mrs. William Streeter. By lhe way a few of vou fellows tell me looks like a make-believe Middleville: Harold Durkee. 146 E teddy bear. Bob up In Alaska would have already written in to toll Dear Zolly: State: Mrs. Edna Brady. Middlclike to show me a Kodiak bear—T us wnat ruuu luce »> «UM* we «»e« • >'d >"»• “»,hn”k my many friends ville; Curtis Hawkins. 714 E. Mar* decide to send you something ‘ hplr rwnembrancea of me ut really don't think they'd make a shall; Leslie Cook. city. R 2: Mrs <Know what we mean?> That's fine i Christmas I especially Want to wnm we iiiran-i iiiui* imv -..... -->------ •• •■ very gixxl pct. You write ant! tell <i*iiow . when . ..... . I rhnnV t tin.Hr,a, Lewis Lehman. Jr. Portland, are and we do decide to send **®*' “ RW Cl *y Bunk for us of the birds you arc seeing in the sureica) natlents'who have been far distant places and I'll wrll^you vou something well make It your “Mlr„CArd; M ,m jute hundreds discharged since last report. choice-ao fur. besides cigarettes I of other Barry county lad* would, about' "Jeeps'' our poor old canary Just idnging away upstairs in his and money order* it 1* cookies. , 1 nJ, wnUna while in the post shaving soap, candy and gum ! I came Christmas DEATH OF MRS. cage and t0 oul soonROGER FOWLER The graduates of our first aid (Can t promise about the gum but l n-nd ■ s”1"11 ’P®01" for my Mrs. Roger Fowler (Mary Kerclass had a real workout recently .we ll stretch' every priority we | can to get It for you. in case your ■ Thank ^°'^ u paI * r meent.gtged 45. passed away Sunday when Dick Jacob* fractured his at Cutlerville after an illness of ten leg while skiing at the Country­ Pvt. Lawrence C. Wieland years. She Is survived by her hus­ Club. We miss Dick down on Main of Freeport band: a son. Jack: three sisters, Mrs. St. but'I bet he's having a mighty A number of fellows have been James Bat.*on and Mrs. Everest good rest. ' " We'll have to the addresses ««■ '' “ ave w leave tne aaareMes Swegles of Hastings and Mrs. Mur­ Florence Crosby and Gert Isham r\n d I^r~hv”?!!. m^«h« nf hU unUI next ,lme Hn*«ver* •»<•”’ » one were in lhe store last nl"hl looking called home by the illness of his <> u - ray Schnurr of Middleville: and For wont of a nail, a shoe was lost "■? 51 “ SX tmiS? ’ four brothers. Claude. Earl. Shirley al pretty dishes and dreaming of and Milton Kermeen of Middleville. the day their husband* would be well ..n so ™ Elton's n,™. leave was a most .j S(n o)te A Bu„hduir. Tlie funeral was held on Wednesday home to enjoy their culinary efforts. satisfactory visit and it brought For want of a shoe, a horse was lost Camp Miles Standish at the Parmelee chvq-ch with inter ­ Brave girls, these war brides, and him home for the holidays besides. | Mess Office. OAS.C. ment in the Wayland cemetery. I bet Saturday nights seem plenty He looks fine and says there'sjioth- ■ Tauten, Mass. Ing he dislikes more thnn eettinc up | For want of a horse, a rider was lost long. I have fourteen big husky Irish in the morning or likes better than j Keen your letters coming boys. Qt'IMBY W. 8. C. R. first cousins and a nephew In this getting mall. Hl* address is1 it is the only way we can keep this The Quimby W. S. C- S. will have fight. They arc scattered' nil over For want of a rider, a battle was lost Pvt Elton McGhan. 36186970 a potluck dinner at the homc of . kind of chatter going for you. the globe. Sometimes I can't help Co. D . 310th Inf.. A.P.O. 78 Next week Waller Perkiiu will Mrs Nlal Castrlein. 919 S. Church, , but wish lhev could all gang up. Camp Butler. N. Car. write, to you. Walt i* a great fish­ on Thursday. Jan. 14. Please bring For want of a battle, the kingdom was lost marc> Into Berlin and get this erman and can he tell tales! If you own table service. There will be thinr over with in a hurry'- Gerry, David Settles, looking s mighty don't believe me Just wait and see. election of officers and "Mite Box ' with lhe paratritopers. has been slick, was home so he could be Cheerio. openings All members are urged to All for the want of a horseshoe noil! forced down In Spanish Morroco nnd here to celebrate his birthday on ' Zolly Coffer be present. from a most welcome letter we gather that he's "raring to go Dec. 16th. He's at Fort Riley and ' expect-* to be moved very soon so < Poor Richard's Almanac* again." With fellows like you In well wait and give you his new tiin. fighting we're bound to get address later. this thing over -with in a hurry. In spite of the fact the old stork Jean England was fortunate has to do without the help ot Cap- enough to be home for the holidays. Uln Finnic. Lieutenant Commander He looks great, likes the armv. clntyre and First Lieutenant and was glad to be home; the same Flslier. he's doing alright. Next door Irene and Franc^ Hamilton S'Sgt. Jean F. England arc beaming over a grand baby boy. Station Hospital On the other hand lhe Perry home Moore Field h plenty quiet without Lynn and Mission. Texas 1 Jean, also Ensign Marshall Cook Ann dashing to and fro. Ann lost her trunk on the trip overseas and nnd his bride Just happened to be after viewing lhe dozens of pairs home -for the Wellesley Ironside— Nothing like that's going to happen in this of silk Ttosicry and the lines of Audra Densmore wedding Audra underwear she packed. I think Mrs. was one of the loveliest brides to war! Right now during Thrift Week—let’s ON THE HOME FRONT Herbert, Over 93,1 Writes es Interesting Letter to the Banner DRUG SPECIALS! $1.25 CREOMULSION for cough $1.09 2S4 Rail medy jhs — Zolds illhout’ GE EAT good lour IH J ra K 70CSLOAN'S LINIMENT $1.00 ADLER-I-KA 60c sal HEPATICA $1.20 BROMO SELTZER 60c LYSOL . 60c KREMEL SHAMPOO 25c FORHAN'S TOOTH PASTE 50c PHILLIPS' 478504 50c PEPTO BISMAL $1.12 58c 89c 49c 95c 43c 59c 19c 43c 47c HAVE CASTLE FILMS FOR 24 HOURS. GOOD LyBARKER’S n. and. P »Hh. ways. >S. O. ...... I PHONE PHONE2115 2115 BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS For want of a nail 9 Opportunities To A Oil'll Your Own Home LE K □/H/Z/H/Z/H/Z/H/H/H/H/H/H/H/l 12 IK - all pledge that no battle will be lost for We have listed the KENASTON PRO want of supplies . . . that all of us will save PERTIES at the following locations more and spend less to give bur boys the things they need. Celebrate Thrift Week by 617 W. Bond St. 705 W. Bond St. increasing your War Bond allotment . . . 633 W. Bond St. 117 E. Walnut St. by enlisting more of your savings in a thrifty interest-bearing Savings account. These words These properties ore oil in good loca­ THE TIME IS tions. Terms can be arranged. Come SHELDON & SHELDON Real Estate Brokers 4TC ■ OBE Abstract Bldg. 105 S. Church Sr. So follow this advice . . . Save now and save America! in and talk it over. COMING hove never been truer than they orc today. Hastings, Michigan HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Six Fears of Continuous Service" PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1943 PAG! TWO Pratt, northwest ---------of town. — "■ John'ville ------------------------hospital, -------------Christmas ------- — afternoon --------— oldest —... native, Mr* Sylvia wj.— — Allen .... of -. lard, ,—. northwest of town. - Guy I Robert, William Streeter and little — Jpsl-Ispent Christmas and the weekend Unll and arizi Mr. Mr and ind Mra. Mra Jack .Tarlr HosII. .lantl, |at his home on Grand Rapids St. Martenson rtenion was home from his work and found her very poorly. * Mr. Parmelee, who will mark down 93 [Cline and Billie Schnurr visited vi the daughters. Judith. Joan, Diane and Muskegon for Christmas day. and Mra. Ruaself Solomon are years of life next April 27. now has former's brother. Grover Cline at Caroline, all of the Gun lake vi­ ienbecg and four children, of this Mrs Ernest Sandcfur has com.-­ I vicinity. Clarence and wife re- I pletcd her ordnance inspector's 's Mrs. Martenion accompanied him . happy parents of a Uttle dough- two great, great granddaughters. Butterworth hospital, Grand Rap- cinlty. * Frtd H. Ulcttcre.. -h= Blouom. who n to Muskegon and remained over ter. bom in Pennock hoepltai at One is a few weeks old and a: ids. Sunday and found Grover [died suddenly ' nuUned untU Sunday night. course al the CJ. of M. and began —while at work in the weekend. * t The -u. »*-■ Edd a-. Ttmm — Hastings, Monday morning. Decern-,cousin of the latest arrival, little 1 cheerful and coming along nicely.'Grand Rapids last week, was a ------ ---------------------Mr. and Mrs. Rush Randall apd ‘ work at Hastings this week. "■ El- .---------------------------inatng, spent the family had .... hl* -----mother ~ .... ~ --------------------------- Dec. **— 23 “ to Mr •*-'* Max Lynd slipped down the back ’courin of Wm. Trumble nnd a' formWm. McConneU. Mcuonncu. Jr., or., who wnu b » « cmu- 'daughtcr — Mlss — Jcanette^of OTapd |Us. -------Crosa -. of^ ------Lar«... —------.— from ------ Caie—, —- — The young ---Judith Rae, bom * Mn lady weighed weighed 99 lb*. lb*. 99 oz*. oz*. Grand- and Mrs. Robert DePuli of Grand- [steps atLudington, was horn? for .Rapids ate Christmas dinner with weekend with his mother. Mrs donla to eat Christmas dinner with lady —.'ps nt his home Tuesday and ’ resident of Martin. * Among the “‘tmui Ely MacNnughton MacNaughton family, family, Maud -------------------------------------------------no* *«tid and until‘ Sunday.**when Sunday, when ! the** the R. R. Ely Maud Cross. Cross. * -------Karl Ryan Rock them. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Orif- lather father and nnd grandmother. grandmother. Olenii Hl ville. * Mr. and Mrs. Mac Eppen* , injured Injurea his nut back uaca im w he m wm wu unable Inst week names of Inductees we Solorpon will will give give lhe the Uttle Uttle grandha McConnell accompanied :u h'uu him cast of of town. iown. *■ * Members of the thewho who IsIs attending attending the the University university feth feth accompanied accompanied by by her her parents. parents, Solomon grand- of Toledo were Christmas guest* to to attend attend the lhe duties duties at al his barber noticed that of Herbert L. Wilson tek to Ludington for a week's week'.-I Thomapple - Kellogg ------ i*-- --------- . to — the city Rev. «... and .... Mr*. .... George Curtl* and daughter n royal welcome as she of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank .zJtcp scbqpl. tec- in Detroit. returned shop lhe week. is<m of Mr. and Mr*. George ihc remainder of cf the ;:.v .«k. le ..... flrat in the Kae- 'ulty enjoyed the holidays kt their - .......j Sunday after spending ^... son Lester, spent Ghrtitnias nt — is — lhe flrat girl girl ... In ’.... the Solomon Solomon Gorbov,a/- understand »he — ----------miv night tiller - -------------- -Oorbow of the northwest vicinity. IWe la now—feeling Wilson of our village * Mrs. Norlay. — »■ mi Mr. ana and mis. Mrs. tuuuiu Harold1. n-cKae-vis.. .various ..I...... I-.. — —-. Henry zCunning— I............... ill. hl* 1.1 — parents .—ah,. and .. ...1 Battle Creek with their .i.f.r ffamily. „, <. 11'■■. — 1.,..... w. — -- ana ■“ .*>. Adams chcle and little daughter Lois homes: Christmas with sister ....zl nnd <a u>i»j. "• Mr nr<>. and It.. auu Mrs.. Vur mis »ur nuum A * «...... — Mr. ana xu. and ears, Mrs. nui Paul r.vsrey Carey and .! better. * Miss Ruth Johnson, who man Maclver and Infant daughter, Prairie, had u nice Christ-|two C Red her step-mother and other reI- i ham with his parenu nt Battle ! brother. Mr nnd Mrs. Carl Rock daughter. Mrs. Clark Seeley and of the Praine. daughters spent Christmas in [is taking an ordnance Inspector’s ’Patricia Ann. have gone from the Olives at LaGrange. Ind. from [Creek. Chris Jensen at Muskegon, and Frederick. " Mr. and Mrs. family. Mr. nnd Mn Arthur .,mus mu* eve surprise, when their,Grand theli Rapid* with her mother, course at Ann Arbor, was home fc# Grand Rapids hospital to the home Thursday afternoon until Satur-I Marjorie Chandler at Charlotte. Enns Price of Jackson spent the Kenyon and children, also Leon [Virgil, viw.it wife _•». anil ---< little ii..i. Than! iMfs Addle Barrell. * Mr. and j the weekend and called to see her of her parents at 1401 Fremont St. I Mr*. Arthur Smalley arid two sons ' grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. Will 1 in that city for an indefinite slay, j,.. w Wayne Aubil. who is Jean Smith al Nashville, Hester. weekend with her mother, Mra. and Vivian Williams, visited their ing baby son. Jerry Lee. m connected with die army air force Soetcrs at Kalamazoo, Madge-.p. E. Bovec. and her brother-in- uncle nnd family at Cedar Springs to spend Christmas and the ’ spent Christmas at Marshall with. Johnson. Saturday afternoon. Norman L* employed on the Pere .. ML*s Pauline end from Detroit. On then . his parenu. * Wm. McConneU. Sr. * Saturday " night visitor* at tin- | Marquette niilioad out of Grand as tuechiinlc mechanic has been transferred tramjerred Hunsberger and William Fergu- law and shyr. Mrs^ Burdette Wadd- Sunday afternoon. Mr. -------------and Mrs.---Fred Hooper Bennway of the Bell Telephone turn they were accoinpauik —--------—and ------------is in Dallas, Texas doing electrical ,George Juppstrom home were their 'Rapids * Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean from Chanute Field, 111., to Orlan­ anotlier wedilng 1 in t. Reports of * !».. Co.'s office Battle----------Creek---spent , ... the faculty ttwoo children visited her parents in Co.';. — -nt----------------- Miss Betty Campbell also o work in a defense plant * Mis* i children/Mts - Burr .Cooley and und little son Billie of Rochester. do, Fla.-"' Christmas guest* of Mr. — j.. ~ -------------— ------------------------------«* k. <---------- trolt and Tolan ot the \ .. «. ~~ chil­ arc expected .- soon. 4Mr. » and Mrs. [Grand Rapid*. Christmo* day * Christmas evening with ----- hcr............. molh- .. .......... —— ‘....... .... .. Helen uuu-wun and-Don McDyer nav arc OJICi.Uspend- |»»"»aiw husband and HUIUHI, children Dixie UIIU and were Chrtslmas ........... —ana weekend vi&land Mrs. W. A. Cridler nnd who had been here t<\ Ing the holiday* with friends In । Lean-Burr, also Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ,l°rs at the home of his mother, Mr. and P------------- and *"■4Run plant, . dren, were her parents. *" * Norman Carpenter of Detroit were I Guests nt the Andrew Finkbelner-er. Mrs. Mattie Benaway Mni.'p A. Smith, nnd her broth- Christmas visitors of hcr parents, [home Christmas, were their son. brother. Burdette.,* ■ Floyd Floyd fl. H. HclHcl- jspend spend the the holidays holidays witii with Betty's U'oledo. Ohio. * Mr. and Mrau.clntrrJupp»trotn. Jr., of Hastings. Little Mrs. Martini Dean on lhe Irving .~ : road,■ — — .. Glenn er Kenneth Smith, wife mid baby Mr. and Mrs. Will Reed at Par- Rev E. C. Flnjtheiner mid family rigcl. who wm, to report for his | parenu. Mr. and Mrs. Jervis Cainp- Tungate apd little ton of pafedoniai Leon Cooley>• wiu recently ..a au surand of — his. ------brother Joannt1 Kay. all of Mulliken. Mr*, melee. * Miss Laurel Mactver has [of Bangor. Mr. and Mrs. James work a* chemist in the‘signal corps | ocll. ocll. and and other other relatives relatives Ray also .*I><-iit--QhrL*tmas with nQd family of our village. * Mrs. -r.... his _...parents. | glcnl patient K_..it in 1:: u a Grand Rapids Rapid* »q<i visited hi. his parents, Mr Mr. and Mrs. Mr ancf'Mi.*L Loren .------ -------------Tongate. -»• * hospital for lor an operation on hU his ,I Hattie Johnson of south ThomEllen Merton and daughter Slbclla returned to her nurac-s studies at; Clark nnd children of Parmelee, research department in New Jer% «t«n«i Mnt. nnzci Hazel anapiey Shipley oi of u.uue Battle urcex Creek ,1 Bp «or tor moou blood tumor, out but has made । apple went to wimiu Grand iiapiu* Rapid.* of East Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs. Sparrow hospital. Lansing, after Mr. mid Mrs. Wilber Klump. local, sey immediately after Christmas Robert Tolan. who ore now living *>rs. nos inane Reginald Cridler und two children, the holidays spent at homc. । Also hcr sister. Mra. Sarah Os- has . been given an extension ol at Battle Creek. " Mr. nnd Mrs. was the guest of her.sister. Mrs. ia nice recovery and will be taken [Thursday to spend Christmas, and of this vfclnijy. * Mtes BettyCisWe attempt to be very accurate [troth and daughter. Mra Leslie time to January 11. * Mr. and Howard Buffington of Marshall i David Chase and family. Sunday i back this week to have the stitches the holidays with her daughter, vicinity, were Christmas eve vl»- night. * Master Hiram French [ removed. * Mra. Lote McDonald Mrs. Theodore Wicringa and famler who has been working nt loin- in our news, -but surelyslipped slipped< I Adams and huibnnd of Maple Mrs. Clyde Potter of Eaton Rap— __________________ we we surely abik.. has returned to the the home.= "a cog last week, misin* « Grove .u.. -cek. through misinRev. Finkbelner and wife ids accompanied their steter-ln- itora of their son-in-law and who is a student at Barbour Hall. ' was taken ill Christmas and Is real *•>'• * Miss Pauline Walker of the of her parents Mr. and and Mr*. Mrs. RobRob- formation, our township townshipI I'were called to St. Clair Saturday . law. Mrs Dana Potter to Grand daughter. Mr. and MH Leonard Nuztucth College. Kalamazoo, is sick dl the homc of her son Jim. T -K. faculty is- spending the holiparent.' Mr. formation, regarding regarding our ert Cisler to remain indefinitely, treasurer. Grover Cline being at1 where he offidated at the funeral ; Rapids and spent Christmas with Elwood, enroute to Grand Rapidi spendlng his holiday vacation with I* Will steeby accompanied by his ;rt“V vacation at her homc in Jackh.—s * " Mrs. Vessle to visit relatives. " Mr. and Mrs. his parents. Mr and Mrs. Clarence daughter. Mra. Rita Katz and hus- *°b. * Lynn Mastcnbrook. a former * Mr and Mt- A H Lewis and Pennock hospital in Hastings He of his wife.* tfiiclc. The four young the latter * Min* -..h of w. Marshall, attended M1V --------------resident of «Bowens mile son uavia little Daiid of oi Detroit, ucvnnu spent *i>cui is in ounciwvnu Butterworth uuajuviu, hospital. v>>iuiu Grand , daughters. uaivaMu, Barbara. uvn,. Betty. c.«rii Ellen I Harris and —4 son - — Charles spent David Chase were in Saglngw Irom French on the Prairie. * Rev. und I,h band the I*prominent --------and as nt thr* Nnmm remain, ' ... . . from Sunday evening until t>,,K tins Hantd* Haplds^and the appendix has has,: nnd and ^Norma remained* with^ their Christmas In Grand RnpiiLs^wlih Christmas night until Sunday eve­ Mrs. Allen Steeby ond two sons 'funeral‘ of " his brothr-ln-luw. John H4’d*’ ■dud — ' ' ““* in Grand Rapids rcweek -Wednesday os visitors of her ruptured before he underwent the .grandpnrcnU. and aunts and ning where they were called by of Howe. Ind., spent Christmas eve Knechele In Leighton, Saturday crntly at the age of 76 yean,. FuBarron and family. "■ Mr. nnd the dealti of Ids sister. Mrs. May with his parenu. Mr. nnd Mrs aftemoon. in the city Monday, parenu. Tlie Kenyon* had n neral wua ,held ’"w *" parenu, Mr Mr. and Mi*. Mis. Lloyd El- operation he has been verj very slcKsicK Cles eles tor for u few days visit. * Mr. । Bar ;.;rs. Chris Minor were Christmas Foster, aged 37 years and mother George Steeby in Leighton. wood-* Mr and Mrs. Cari New- However, we hear he Is now gain-land Mrs? Mark Ritchie entertain- , Mm In Christmas gathering at the homc ; Dec. 'Ji. Mr. Matlcnbrook for many man and Mr. nnd Mrs George ing as well as can be expected rd for Christmas dinner, their ijon- guests of their son Carl and wife of eleven children. Funeral serv­ company with her parenu, Mr. of Mr. and Mra Arthur Kenyon ' years was an Implement dealer The Minor's ices were held op Saturday. " land Mrs. A. w Sherman ol Detroit spent Christ- The Thomapple township board in-law und daughter. Mr. nnd Mra. In Grand Rapids C.. wvuuauu Johnson „„ nil gath- on west Main St. Among those । and bluc)uinith al Bowen.-, Mills. mas nnd the weekend with Mr. met on Monday night liut week;! Delbert Buxton and daughter. Phy- daughter. Miss Lalla. accompanied Kenneth Vogel of Jackson wa* a I ered at the home of the sister. present were Mxa. Pearl Kenyon. 1 Surviving besides his wife, the and Mrs Ja* Pinder on tli: and appointed Cashier Earl Lee of |Ills of Grand Rapid*, and Frank them home and remained until Christmas guest at the Brog home Mrs. Arthur Getty on Die Irving Mr. nnd Mr*. Harold Grlffeth and | fanner Belle Pearwn. two brotiu-is. c. . . — --------j. .u. »_ ...... nnd daughter, _.™ .... iss Edna Miss "• Edna * Sunday. "■ Mr. and Mrs. Ray and accompanied by Mra. Vogel, road. Christmas day. •" Oscar Har- children. Mr. and Mra Ralph Kefi- Frank und William of Grand Rap­ Prairie. Tlw .latter* daughter .Rapids,, — undi — ns the ---------appendix had Hank — ns •tempor'Clare Charlene, who is staying with her 'tlie l— Farmers State — •>--»­ iClare Brady of Battle Creek spent Lyons will entertain four ot their nrc Helen Brog .-.pent the weekend ter of Central /lake, formerly of von and Ne«) Cook. Mr. and Mra. t Ids. one sister. Mra. Nellie Middleuncle and aunt. Mr. nnd Mrs. Er­ ary treasurer and he will receive the > Christmas with hL* sisters tand five -on* and their families for in Grand Rapids with his moth- this vicinity, wns u recent over­ Flora* Johnson and four children ‘ bush of Kalamazoo, three slstcrsbrother Nelson nt Die Brady liome Nev Year s Day. Expected arc Mr er and brother. Mr: Vogel L* night guest of Mr. and Mrs WIU of Grand Rapids, Mrs Sarah nest Vermeulen, accompanied her taxri for Grover An adult cla** In agriculture Ls Mra Peter Petefson of the School |Arthur Valentine wa.* home nnd Mrs. Owen Lyons and two mending the week wilh him at (Trumble in northwest Thomapple. Campbell nnd MLss Loucta Cook. parents to Detroit for a week's scheduled to--Mart Wcdnrxlay. Jan. Convalescent Children at from his work at tlie Willow Run children of Chelsea. Mr. and Mr.' Jackson ■* Junior and Jean FranMr. and Mrs. Ernest Hooper and and Leon Williams of Kalamazoo --------stay. "■ Mr. and Mrs. J. E Nor- for --- ------— Ihrist-­ Farmington and her mother, Mrs. plant from Thuraday until Mon- Alfred Lyons nnd two children of cisco and Kathleen Chamberlain, baby daughter and Mrs. Wilma In­ Mi*.* Lydia-Croninger of the 6 “l Thornapple-Keilogg school nt gaard of Grand Rapids ntc Christ mas dinner with her parents,i, Mr Sickle, came Wednesday night for day and with his wife and two Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Wen­ students In the Naperville College, Iman and two sons of Grand Rap- Dnyjon. Ohio,/schools Is spending B >5 P. M. wider direction of El"" ,Lawrence teaeper of ugriculn. — the holiday vacation which they little sons. s|»env Christmas and dell Lyons and — little daughter of Elgin. III. spent the holidays with Ids. spent Christmas with their the holiday vacullon with her I ’ton nnd Mrs Charles Crookston. inrznlL Mr AU..... ,, ....... . .... his .... Dprcnta In F'.::. ~r.d Mr. and nnd Mr. Mrs. Stanley their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver parent*. Mr. and Mra. Roy Hooper mother nnd brother. Mis* Mue ture. T1iL» year', subject is "Ani——™dand '‘te •pending with Mr Peterson Saturday witii HasFlint ClauiJr and Shirley Kenneeh aby daughter of Bat- Francisco and Rev. and Mrs U'- and daughter Edith. * Clark Bliss Croninger mid Bradley. Christmas | mal Husbandry." There will be Mrs. Murray Schnurr oennurr were over iu utoMuciy force.* iviw.- Mrs. «»«». Hattie naiur , tings. „■«>. Mr Mrs. Ack Mra. to of Creamery " nnd' " ' ' John- ’Lyons and baby see their rister. Mrs Mary FW- Smith accompanied her daughter- <««... son -have purchased the farm — on tie Creek. "■ Mr. Mr and Sri Mrs. George - roy Chamberlain in Leighton. " went lo Chicago Saturday night day all spent at the old home at i classes In nutrition fur women under ler in-law. Mrs. Mrs. Arthur -- supi rimendenfs nnd .teachers of and remained over Sunday because ;; Campaii lake with u son nnd dlrecton of Miss Pauline Walker, ler near* near CuTlereilte.' Cutlerville. Sunday. Sunday. *Mrs. Mrs. In-law. Arthur Smith Smith to" to iiasHas- the tlie Prairie known known as theWCharle.s thtfHCharies Juppstrom nnd and daughter. -------Norma .... . ' evening - • for a few Baker - -------»„----------------— Lchool entertained the chlidrerf place, of Lawrence Hewitt. Lee. spent Christmas in Hastings of the severe nines.* of hl* cousin's! — ------- Hurbprt Croninger und hpmc ec teacher. •’ Tlie Al HcnFowler who lias been til for sev- tings. Saturday brother. eral year.* Is in a critical condition, days' visit. * Mr. and Mrs. E. H. and plan to move there in the nt the home of George Juppstrom. the Junior nnd Primary depart­ little five-year-old son Roger Dav- family. ' 1 “"• “ Christman guest* ot Mr. i ning family s|>cnt Christmas in The Johnson farm on Jr * The Charles Crookston ments of the Methodist' Sunday Idson. "■ Dr. C. A. E. Lund went and Mrs u. * MLss Jecnette Garbow Is home Barber, and Mr. and Mrs. Seward mring iicviiu una L. «*. R. Beeler and son [Grand /Rapids with his brothrriu„i Detroit tscMvi, । «nd family, "■ Despite the inclrfrom Western State College. Knla- Brock and daughter. Harriet spent which Ack and wife have lived home was made happy Christmas with n Christmas party at tlie to MlnneapolL* Thursday night I Connie who is home from driers | -ment weather. 63 jrersons enjoyed mazoo for tlie holiday vacation. Christmas with the ladies' parenu. for many years was recently sold by the receipt of a letter Thurs- church. Thursday afternoon. Gifts, and spent Christmas and lhe week- > for the holidays, were Iwr I— -L.;..-. -------------day son----Wayne —• *from ----- 'u-their ‘- — --------- ----who refrerhments nnd games made up end with hl* mother "■ Christmas [ Mr.*. Waiter ..... . Culbert and h tuba -ndndhusband I the supper und evening s enter* Mra. Helen Engel and son, Carl Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Prtndle. * to Albert Wicringa by the John- d IS with In a happy time. "• «•••• Uncle Bams forces ... Mr. and Mrs day guests of Mr. and Mra. and family of Grand Rapids were Mr. and Mra Frank Castle of •on heirs. * Mr and Mrs. Sam L. Mrs. Claude of Hastings. Mra Mrs A * M. ” --------------Gates and- taiiirmnl “* Si. John's night at lhe Christmas dav guests of tlie for- Prairieville were Christmas guests Coats spent Christmas and the northern Africa. Another more de- Robert Dean spent Christmas in Kermeen nnd and son Harold, were her daughter. Betty Dawn «. of w,a Grand Masonic temple. Saturday.L. R. >>u -------— — — —---------------— — "• brother. lx-c McWtthcy an(J and wl wife fe ftaplds. Rapids. Mr and Mrs Mrs. Rov Smith Beeler was in In charge of a very inmer's son. Hubert Morehouse and of her mother. Mr. Mattle Lectka. balancc of the week In Grand Rap- tailed letter was received on tne Lansing with their parents — -------account of the crowded trans­ of Grand Rapid*. Veryl Boyer nnv.a and | and daughter Barbara Ann of [ tcrcsling piogium Features ot lhe family nt Parmelee. * Mr and and her sister. Winnie* Tlie ids with relatives * Mrs. William day alter Christmas. Tills, is the On Mrs. Don BueiUer of Greenville Smith family gathered with the Streeter wlta brought to her homc first tlie Crookston* had heard ' |Miftatlon Mrs. Emma Williams ladV friend of Lansing. Mr. and I Caledonia: also their son-in-law evening, were till- presentai ion of speht Christmas witii her p«r- mother. Mrs. Hattie Smith, at her m Gun laker Saturday, from Pen- from their son since Oct. 30 when gave up her holiday trip to her Mrs. Joe Corrigan. Jr. of Ann Ar- und daughter. Mr.-• nnd• Mrs. — — -■ the life membership‘certiHcalc in Robert ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray /ftbii. west liome on Grand Rapids St. on nock hospital, where she recently hr was still on the eastern const daughters home nt Watervliet. bor nnd Mr. and Mrs. Stewart ReiifciErost of Grand Rapids. "• Mr. and I lhe Middleville Masonic lodge to ler and two sons of Middleville. 1 Mrs. Maurice Johnson and daugh- Hemv Poulson by his son Eldon; tA town. * The garage men reap- Christmas Those present were, underwent an appendectomy. * * The Kiejxr family that has been Baughman. swt^-tury, ed n harvest Saturday and over Mr and Mra A Jay Smith and A family gathering of the children living in the Minnie Johnson gar- her children will gather at the The Corrigans remained until mui Sun-J aun- ten;, ters. Ilene nene and ami Lois <x>is visited Ills his Charles un Isited —1 *•*his 1 I ------parents. Mr. nnd‘ Mrs Will ••• John• • pH the weekend bringing in cars that two sons, Reginald nnd Richard of of Mr. and Mrs. Clive Churchill age apartment moved on Satur- homo of a daughter, Mrs. Emmett day afternoon and also vlclt. presented him with tlie lite iwinpin and Rush Ramlall. n. ■ * Mrs. i son Christinas eve. ClirLslnuis dav Lcrahip bei sidestepped lhe main track* and Ada; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Drew and wws held at their liome Christmas day to Battle Creek, where he is Sheehan in Bownc township for parents. northc.u>t of town. Present were .Mr. and Mrs. employed. * Mra. Edna Brady is the annual reunion. slipped on the ley sides. ~ Only two sons. Junior and Norman of day Those who Roy Thom, nee Bernice Jclmxm, Johnson, I| dinner dinne guertts were their dough- worshipful master, presented the those ventured out Saturday who Battle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. John James Polhemus and three chil- making a good convalescence from will go from here besides Mrs. Wil­ has moved from the Dr. r. Lund's 'ter. 'Mrs. Bernard Peck, husband life membership card. George Macfound it necessary because of the Smith of Coopersville. Mr. and Mrs dren. Mr nnd Mrs Irwin Peters her recent operation, and is ex- liams arc Mr. and Mrs. Arthur apartments to the homc- of -* her *->t ,| and two sons. Junior nnd Maurice Iver preM nted his son Noixnnn, resons. Orin, of Grand Rapids. Mr. und Mrs. pected to be brought home feo.n Gcukes and daughter, Mtes Evelyn. parents. Mr and Mrs Maurice sleet and rain Saturtlay. the 36th Arthur »-»>•- Smith and’ ------- ।,,01 of Hastings. Vern Jonnson Johnson anti nnd , tiring master with his past master * of December. Michigan had a good Bruce and Leon of Hastings. Mrs. Clarence DeSmit nnd son Kenneth Pennock hoBpital, sometime ihi* Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams and Johnson on the Hastings road.- wife of Landing- Afternoon callers idn, nnd L. R Beekt presented - Mrs. Thom will drive to nnd from were Mr. J's sister. Mrs. Rose See- Mr. Randall with a gavel made and ..... Mrs. Wllvo Chesold thunderstorm. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Ted Smith and Mr and Mrs. Har­ of Detroit, his mother. Mrs De- week. * Christmas guests of Mrs.two children. Mr. ....„ J. L. Rugg spent Christmas with ris Smith and son. Roger, all of Smlt of Plainwell. Donald Church- B. C. Swift and daughter, Betty ter Geukes and two children, und her work in the office of lhe White Ixt und daughter Mary of Has- ; by his son. Ap exciting contest Mr. and Mrs. ill of Lansing, nnd LoL* Churchill. Watkins were Mr and Mr*. Wm. Mr. and Mra. Edward Wieringa Product* Corporation. * Mr. and tines. Young Maurice Peck who caused lot* of merriment when two his brother Ray and fnmilv in Grand Rapids. ‘ little son. — * “■ Mr and Mrs. Mra. Gerald Stacker arc spending had his leg fractured the second [sides lined up for nn old-fashioned Grand Rapids . Their daughter. Hurry DePult and son Jack of * Tin Williams family had their H Watkins of Hopkins, and the — and Jeanette, was home from her work Beverley were Christmas dinner Christmas gathering anti tree Fri- Clifford Gardner family, local * Jerald Bedford and children en­ the holidays with their parents in time more than three months ago. spelldown. Mrs. Rush Randall was et the Bel! Telephone Co. at Bat­ guests at the Glenn Allen home dav evening at the Arthur Ken- Mr. nnd Mra. James Polhemus and tertained at dinner Sunday, his Sunfield. "■ Middleville friends have h:u just discarded Hie cast. " the winner with Mrs. Ethel Baughtle Creek for over Christmas night at Parmelee. Jack remained for yon home. Besides the Kenyons daughters. Mrs Ilene Rogers of mother and sister. Mrs. Louise received annoimcements of the Mr. and Mrs. Breeze McDycr ntc I man nnd Mrs. Virginia Cridler rinse * a Christmas family gathcrins the holiday vacation. * The Carol were Mr. and Mrs. Alton Elwood Hastings, and Miss Donna were Cleveland and Mrs. Lamolne An- .birth ............. nf R a ...... little son to ........... Mr. ....... nnd Sunday dinner with Mra. Mar- .econcfc. Tlie presentation of the was held' al 4he Claude Rosenberg Hansen family ha* moved from and four children. Leon and Vi- in Battle Creek Thursday to the. dersoix of Grand Rapids and her | Mrs. Clifford Converse of Hastings. gnret Mullis, who altho' 84 years* flag for lhe service was made by — iL. M .. roule 2, The little lad was burn old prepares « dinner that would 1 two service member* of the local home in northwest Thomapple. the Doan house on Arlington St. vian William*. * Mrs. Ed Pratt funeral of Ed Middleton aged 65. mother nnd brother. »» Mrs Present were, Mr. and. Mrs. Mon­ to Grandville where they formerly of Detroit is spending a few day* n cousin by maninge. * Mr. nnd Johnson and son Stanley. " We tn Pennock h&spltal, Dec. 2D weigh­ ‘be a great credit to much younger ।lodge. Lieut. Robert Smith and Air roe Gibbs of Grand Rapids. Mr lived. "■ Fred White, who Is work­ with her parents and son Mr. and Mr*. Clark Bibs visited-.his moth- nre informed that Jean McCaslin, ed 8 lbs. 5 ozs. and has been named ' hpusewivrs. Despite th* condl-.Cadet Jack Hamilton. Ail present and Mrs. Clarence Rosenberg of ing in a defense plant in Jackson Mrs. Herbert Lanfear and Cleo er, Mrs. Mary ..Bliss nt the Cutler- who was assisting George Davis, Clifford William. Jr. * Mr. mid . tion of the .•tnels mid the down- stale they had u very fine evening, who was ill. received a fractured Mrs. George Maclvec and .son Nor­ pour. Sunday a good cojigregalioii . The sudden passing of John leg. Saturday when kicked bv n man of Grand Rapids attended the listened to tlie sermon by Rev. E. ‘ Kacchelc. aged 77. prominent fanndLstrlct superintendent superintendent, tber of ta'lgnton township. Allegan cow. and is in Pennock hospital at St. John's night gathering at Hie H Babbitt district ™„,v temple Kl„|hv w.... —, night, at, the Methodist hodist church —... ....... Hastings. "■ Mwes Lola and Agnes Masonic Saturday churcii Sunday K | countv came — us. ~ a great .......» shock to Stokoe of the Pontiac school sys- Norman rman being the retiring retir.ng master. master, morning. * Near relatives gath- , His family and the entire eomMLss Jean Stimson— of Hastings ering at tlie homc of Mrs. Minnie j muintv. John, who had ai>parcnt!y tern, spent Christmas and the holi- 11 __________________ days with their father und step-J spent Christmas and \the v.cck- Johnson for Christmas day. were been in good health, wa* found dead mqther, Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. lend with her parenu. My. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Calvin Streeter. Mr. In .bed at his home five miles Stokoe. • Thomapplc township's j Harry Stiinsbn and brother Lcon- and Mrs. John Carter and son [ northwest of Middleville, bv hi; son Glenn when he went to call him Wednesday morning. Deccmi ber 23. ISwJxr 21 The Tlie family physician atat­ dentil due dun to tn u n heart utnt। tributed death tack Ite had been in Miridii-vllle [ Monday and in Grund Rapids shopI ning on Tuesday. He wits bom tn Wurtenburg. Germany nnd when I sixteen years old. accompanied ' iii.* brother Lewis to America. Tlie । boy.* stayed .with an uncle in Bo*| ton for six month* before comimt । to Michigan. He lias always lived :on farin', in or near Ixighton toun1 ship. March 26. 1891 he was united. . in marriage wilh MUs Mary Stceby alto of Leighton who passed Because my son is being drafted into the ormy, I will have an auction sale at my ' away April 15. 1029 Ten children farm located 1 mile north and 3 miles west of Nashville; or first form cast of Mor­ I were Ijorri to the union, one son ; passing on when nn infant tint! gan school known as the old fames Mead farm on । another son Carl died suddenly । nt his homc in Grand Rapids a few [years ago. Llvjng arc Ida. who ha* । faithfully mafntained the home for her father since her mother'.* death ' two Other daughters. Mrs. Floyd ; Harper of Ithaca. N. Y. and Mrs. Wendell Tobin of Grand Rantd*. Commencing at 1 o'clock, I will offer the following: ,nl*o five sons. Walter of KiiIh| mazoo. Oscar of Middleville. Aaron r>f Buttle Creek and Glenn and ^Frederick who also with their Steel wheel wagon and rack. 'families live on tlui old Rome farm: Trailer. one daughtcr-ln-law. Mrs Btlul Jersey, 5 yrs. old. fresh Dec. 20. Kncchele of Kalamazoo, eighteen 1937 Ford truck pickup, good rubber grandchildren, one brother. Chris with stock rack. Guernsey. 5 yrs. old. fresh Dec. 20. Knechelr of Grand Rapids mid many other relatives and friend.' lersey, 3 yrs. old. bred July 10. He wtut a faithful mrmber of Guernsey, 4 yrs. old. tresh Sept. 20. ’ •“ the Leighton Evangelical church from where services were held nt Jersey, 3 yrs. old. fresh Dec. 7. ■ 2 ton of timothy hay. 2 P. M. Saturday conducted by Rev. lersey, 3 yrs. old. fresh Dec. 15. Lcrov Chamberlain, hl* pastor and 2 ton of clover hay. attended by a large congregation Guernsey. 5 yrs. old. fresh Sept. 10. 20 ton alfalfa hay. ' ? desnlte the Icy condition* of th* 2 yr. old heifer. 700 crates corn. roads. Interment was made in Ml; Hope cemetery in Middleville, ni* 11 moi. old heifer. 4 acres of corn fodder. daughter. Mrs. Floyd Harper of 4 wks. old heifer. । Ithaca. N. Y. was unable to conic 3 4-wks. old bull calves. to the funeral because of dlfftculUnclc Sam wants every American family to tic.', of tnuisi>ortation. John was a be warm this winter! He knows it will be hard­ I good father and a kind neighbor Butter churn, 6 qts. and . friend. HL* home wa* one r.f er than ever with fuel shortages, but he urges Scales. Cooker. hospitality and friends were nlway* accorded a heartv wcleoir.". Bed and springs. 40 Leghorn hens. you to hove your homc made wind-tight with The sympathy of tlw entire com­ Dining outfit including 5 chairs, buf­ i rnunity und many distant friend. Insulation, Weatherstripping. Roofing and fet, round table. : is extended the bereaved children. I the Willow ..™ Run plant at Yr MIDDLEVILLE UNCLE SAM Wants You To Enjoy Your Home AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, JAN. 12,1943 .5»3SX cows HAY AND GRAIN MISCELLANEOUS HENS ' I other fuel-saving improvements. Maney is available for these remodeling and repairing jobs, just get in touch with us ond we will be glad to explain our plan. Moncy is also available to help you purchase a homc that is already built. Don't wait, get in touch with us today . FARM MACHINERY ALLIS CHALMERS TRACTOR. MODEL B. NEW IN 1940 Allis Chalmers cultivator. Allis Chalmers plow, 16 in. 2-sc/. drag. 12 ft. wccdcr. Corn planter . Hay loader, |ohn Deere. 6-ft. mower, New Ideal. WE SELL WAR BONDS AN D WAR SAVINGS STAMPS Kitchen table. Victrola with records Player piano and bench. 2 5-gol. milk cans. 4 10-gol. milk cons. Lacto Electric separator, new in 1940. 8-ft. electric brooder. 500 chick siic. Oil brooder, 500 chick sixe. Chicken feeder and water heaters. Wood burner. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Other articles too numerous to mention TER MX OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN 9 STEBBINS BLDG. — MEMBER F. H. L B. RHONE 2503 DAVID TARBET, Propr HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. E. E. CRAY. Clerk of Porterhouse i Dickens was the. original the name ‘'Porterhouse.' It was named after lhe | Porter House hotel in Sandusay. I Ohio. j -ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— �■' fortntong the r» Nor­ a tighter, rom the M home nont St. Ite slay, hr Pere Grand tchenter, nd vid­ mother. Irving Glenn Mra. TiuimRaplds iiu and •lighter, id fam­ ’ of the ic holi­ n Jadkfoymer Bowens 4on<lny. t many dealer > MilU. rotluTA. d RapMiddie- igricul» "Antrill be i under A'alker, inster"* ■sented made contest en two, hloned comircntly d dead miles IKinicd Tlie 1 Bosomlng • lived townunitecC Stcc|KIMCd lUdrcn ic son t und idenlr a few . io has death. Floyd I Mra laiilds. KainAaron i nnd their Etlxi [hteen Chris । nnd ■tends JT Of nurrh ■Id nt ir Rev. r nnd Ration eomc Ificul- THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1MJ "I iciallv ' CARLTON- CENTER —' en port-McLaughlin BiuU-.es* Uni- Hynes and her new grandson.' Penny Milk Prozram Norton Saturday afternoon. Mr*. DUNHAM DIHTRICT Norton, who wo* well known to Laat Week'* Letter varsity which is being held In the James Daugte*. 1 The Penny Milk program. *up- Last Week's Letter many of us. had been ill several “ --- - - of Delton ha* I Mrs. *• Mina Aldrich honor of thair Mi** Allee Beck of Kalamazoo wa* I building* of lhe Univer*lly of Grand an< j M n*. Richard Hughe* of ported purtly by tha Federal Oovu.iuuunsui wav Munt.au, va Mr ana Mr*, tucnaru nugnea Ol a™------ a—-•-* -r —- ------- --• ... h.mU. -hi. Lt ....Od H. . . J. Stang .. of • De___ .mm.nl l« w*ll Rapid* at Eaat Grand Rapid* thte Allegan, ernment. ta wail natmniarcl patronteed bv by tne the able to Join the Beck family for week* and passed away al the home been a guest of Mr. and Mr*. Clyde uf her abn. Harold Norton. Walton the past week and Rev. and providedIte W• year because of the war. Mr*. Elwyn iroR Mr*. H. J. Stang and Mra. C. 'children qf the tchool In Novem- Chrtelma* day. Mrs Seward Walton and children of , dren of Hastings Mr. and Mr*. Fred DvForresV and Last \Veck» Letter Word has been received by Mr. Randall .Dorothy Heteei of Grand B. Benham of Dowagiac were ber- J04* ,pU?? of Turk lake came Saturday for a hoi- ™ "* v.i.-w, Mr and Mn. Howard Baker and Rap|d* und Mrs Bertha Scofield chrtelma* gueate at the home of «rv«> and M4 In lhe month of Dy- and Mrs Bert Mew-car that their■ ton spent from Thursday evening iday visit of several days. Sunday with hte parents In children were Chrtelma* guest* of of Weal woodland were Christmas Mr and Mra Karl Paul .comber. Thl* milk te pasteurized. son. Corp. Leon Mewcar has been!l until sen ted with many lovely gift*. Battle Creek. transferred from Ireland to North —nr. **r — Harry ll—rrv Baker lluV.'r nt AHs <u ...nner ___ ___ _ . ........ Mr. and Mrs. of 1LangueaU. । which ice cream and cake Friend* of Mr*. Glen Oulfck'. . . . Mf. and Mrs Get aid Cairns and Merton Hoffman iDurte Bauman) Afrita. ring. Mr. and Mr* Kenneth Smith en­ (Crete Smith) ot Calgary. Canada. c«ndMD ot U aRUted ln Action Mr. and Mr*. Cleon Landon at­ Beverly Kay returned today, after Wednesday. December 23. his name a few days visit wilh friends and U Lyle Wayne. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Owens nnd ttertained wilh a family ChrUtmaa hear that her *on. Jamea Gulick. tended Jacksun M H_rh.r, jf)|UVU1n of West tc,ia 'a3tne nc funeral of Ous r ----daughters of Grand Haven. Mr. (dinner. Oueat* were Mr. and Mr*. • ’ *'• ». burial in the reUtives in Coldwater. The Dunham school gave a ■v.t Week's Letter ■‘ . Jackson -x»fr> and Mrs. Oeo Taggart and Christmas program Wednesday eve­ and Mrs. J. L. Crockford of Carltan. ,Jake Smith and *on* Richard, Ray­ ■'children attended a farewell party ning after which Santa raid a vtelt message lint Tuesday evening from pa^d away shortly after receiving Otte Ketcham and slater, Mn. Mr and Mr- Welby Crockford and ,mond and Ronald of Vermontville, her brother. Frank Holmes of Grand official notice that their son. Co/ Friday evening nt the home of Mr. and popcorn and candy w-. re served. Paul Bivens ware at tlie Untvacritj daughter Janice. Mr and Mr*. Rob- .Mr and Mr*. Carl Smith and son* married the same day to a> ^ptds, informing her that hte only poral Harold Jackson, who has bedfi aad Mrs. Wm Rose, given for Paul school will resume Janus, j 1. hoagtal Ann Arbor one day lot ert Crockford of East Woodland. (of Potterville, the MUae* Hazel. lady from Oklahoma City and that M . ... _ . . . »_____________ ......... ■ .---L ........ rInAJI pvl Rarry Holmes, has been serving in lhe armed forces at New Roe wlso left to begin training at te£'-J. where Mr. Ketcham remained. Christmas eve, Jack Crockford. East Lanring. Mr Agues , and Elizabeth Smith and hte mother wa* present for both ^^d in action on the African Guinea, was missing ■ Fort Custer Saturday. *r were Mr and Mrs Mtes Louise Conklin te at ButterMrs. Clem K‘ ’ ' and Mra Arthur ■ Allerdlng. Jr. ot jMrs. Herbert Anderson and chil­ occasion* Also that the daughter. . p_ . Holmr, waa th,. mnd~ Norton :nuved away \ Having been refused the use of the Sidney Sta ioun and children of. worth ho-pllal. Grand Rapid* for Mr*. Emma E. of?tev. and Mrs. L. E. HLlmrs Thursday morning at the 11 Hastings and Will Crockford nnd ,dren of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs Cal Margaret Sue Gulick, has gradu- i home of .'gli.Tol liome. the regular P. T- A- North Mapl /Grove Mr. and Mrs.pbu tic *urgery on her haMd which I* Mr*. Grace Cole ot Woodland were jFurlong and Mr., and Mr*. Law­ ated from college and is now workhcr Mr.' hfind Buttle Creek. Frank- -------------doing nicely. wn<vii*nd h *'r sen. M rt Mrs. 1Harold Nor­ ntvaram wa* held at the Grange Nell Klfldtfot -----------------------------------. Chrtetmas day guest* at the home rence Flnefruck ’ and son Dick. ing in Vancouver. B. C. ; of Woodland. ton Htr death was lhe result of a HuH Christmas eve. Tlie program -HrttiTEnd Mrr unrt and Mrs Mrs. Ctatirl Claud TtnffHoff- ' Miss Vrtima Ntnma Cnv Caw returned tn to her Harry entered the Army more of Mr. and Mra Arthur Allerdlng. •Woodland, MLm Barbara Bailey of that occuned eight week.*, Tlie Christmas Family Night at than a year ago and his pup nls stfoke man and Clarence ' work al Lansing on Monday, after a ,to w utuull , 4UU , sour ago She leaves mount tour Sr. ' Hastings and Corp Bob Bailey of the Woodland U B. church was Chrteuna*- gues’s of Mr and Mrs. the holiday and weekend. thi crow-dwiM<ar.all everyprf ]lua a. had received several letters from n of HusUm . Claud of Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Mr* Wil!*"* Willard Out and Mr. and Mra Will Hauer and iCamp Crowder. Mo. enjoyed by a fine group White -him since the beginning of Hie Roy und Hfifold of Carlton, four nori time. PltnT^twUtHrR made for Ray O-troth and son were Mr. and Mt Mutt Buieh of Nashville. Mr. JCi MUs Bertha Milk: ------spent the holi­ Glen Mead :.pcnl the Chrtelma* Mr and Mrs. Henry Hynes were gifts for War Refugee Relief to­ African campaign. daughters. Mr Rose Engle of Ha*­ n l-ermanent place tn which tn hold and Mrs Donald Rayner and son. day with «>u. lhe Mr. and Mr*. Herbert holidays with Hu- former's son und Christmas dinner guezl* of Mrs taling 43 63 were given by tlie Sun­ - — — thigh. Mrs KnuteB from Battl" our meeting•• Mr and Mrs Maurice OMrotli and , family near Bellevue. family. Mr and Mra Kenneth Ella Cave of Lake Odessa Mr. and day school classes and oUiera pres­ W. S. I . 8. Elect Officers Cre-k. Mt Elm- Beteon. Irvmg. and Mrs Parker nnd daughter Elizabeth •— *for — •Ray PhUllM ot Burial -----services Hauer of Wyandotte. .I Tlie W. S C. 8. a! the Methodist Mamie Hinkley, of Wayland. There pa»t week. te now quite u bit belter nf Hasting-., Mrs. Rose Munger. Mr* Battle Creek were held at tbe A**yMrs. Dale Hynes of Lake Odessa ent. Mr. and Mrs Sanford Fillcon mid ,were also guests. The Rev I. H Osgood and met famI church on Wednesday. Decern£r„d?hi!drenrrn an<1 **'!M ami able to be up some. Tint Buxton, and Mr. and Mrs. ria. Center cemetery.on Sunday af­ Mr*. Jackson of Sunfield culled on | IM1 x,„. and ily spent Christmas with Ids fath- ter 1«. urfi rh, Mlow™ <■«!“» Mr. Hltu and Mra Gerald , Potter S M?S t£« Marine tn, Claud Dunkelberger and wn of La- ternoon He was a former resident Mr and Mis. Elmer Marlowe en­ Mr nnd Mra. F E. Border on |c|d|dren visit' d Mr. and Mrs Clif- th. Jee*e A. a-good of West Hope. were elected for the coming year. .. . . and a brother of Mr*. Eleanor Antertain'd Mr. and Mrs. Merle FawChrtelma* day . ■ (ord pmrer and Mi-te Dorothy PolMr. and Mrs F D. Beck (Nellie Pies.—Vera Announcement has been made of gus. and Louie Phillips, both of AaHewitt; Sec.—Fern Icy and Carole ot Clarksville and Mr Mr. and Mra Clarence Arnie and ter hf Dowagiac from Saturday un- Geiger), who have been living In . or tiu- marriage of Mbs Beatrice Ball syrta Center. Winifred IdTcirrtetma.' Marlowe and ...u ------- -— 27 al Th(. Brl<KS *chool I* enjoying a son* of Battle Cr.-rk spent from iU1 Monday. San Francisco. Cal. the past year ; *rum2?L. HHtx-rt Depart- ami tin ;Mr rhnriotte and Orl Olllaspie. »r November Thursday until Sunday with her I Mr and M„ Ruucll RU;Uma have returned ta their home ta ;“rof Charlotte for Chrutma. and who had been removed from LaGramte. Indiana. They were at­ —*•’- vacation. parents. Mr und Mra Lawrence and daughter of Grand Rapid*. Laramie. Wyo. ‘ ‘Sm jteteuSti^W — ‘ — ------ ----------------* Fc nnock hospital to the home nf her tended by Corporal Eugene Ball. ' Mr and Mr. Arthur Yargcr and daughter Mrs. James Tyler In Miss Nyla Ball and Lewis Cordra of Paul. Mr and Mra. Chas. Rowladcr -cupt. Norman Wise of Ililnpl* ami The Luther League of the Zion 'C(.r.,t.na Euner Student Work— family. Mt und Mrs. Wilbur Landon. . Floyd Welcher and family of Bed­ nf Grand Rapids were Chrtetmas Mr„ Norman Wise nnd children of Lutheran church were entertained Oracp Paul. children'* Work-Es- Mi and Mra Richard 'Landon. Mr. Wo xlland last Tuesday du-d very Hastings suddenly Christmas night aged 33 Mr and Mrs Roy McCall of Mid­ ford on Christmas day. day Bues** Mr. and Mrs Arnie Hiuting* were Chrislmu* guest* of at the home of r. and Mrs Gene >-h winoard Suppliea-MayWtec; and Mra. Robert Falconer. Mr. ana yrs 4 mo> and If) days. Site is sitt- dleville spent Wednesday at the Oeo. spent Tiiursday evening with Mr tlielr. parents. Mr. and Mrs Clydfe Iteuthrr test Tuesday evening Af- .Ueralurc an'd PubllcaUons-NcIIlc Mra. Cieui) Landon. Wayne and vsv.-d by five children, six gran.I- Ball home and attended the school CRESSY nnd Mrs. Henry Metzgar of Lake ■*• (Wise W|sp ' ler names ter games nnd and refreshment* refreshments thevl„ they j „ew ' nt “. Rus’cll of Carlton Center and Mr children and many friend- Funer.il program in the evening Odessa I Mtes Hxddn Euper ot Fowlerville all piled tn a sleigh and went carol- ( pageant "Christmas for the nnd Mrs James lanc'on and »nn of — ------------------.. Ruvcl Donovan of Chicago and Last Week* Letter Mr and Mrs. Wesley Confer and Mrs Norma Sitton ami .son Ger- and w uu ling tn the neighborhood. Mr.. wnu land OTta Mrs.. Teri cujx. Euper .and ■ worici" was in charge of Mrs. Dorril Portland. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Jack­ o’clock front the Leonard funeral Seaman Wm Donovan of New York son and family of Clarksvule dnd nonw |a niicrmciu mv- spent home. al and interment wui will w be ui in Riv«pent cnnsima* Christmas ano and aaturuay Saturday wun with Richard Lammers spent Christmas aid. who have been in Detroit dureralee of East Woodland‘ ----------------- enter—'' [t ' |aughu ...... - .r *j----Rev--------and--------Mrs. Wingard H Bnd Mnl Recwr. Mb* Evelyn Fox from Freeport enrr ld „ Rer arrowing children have | their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Royal with relatives near Plainwell Vmin. People itS ing tho fall months, iwvc been vte- ,wpri. Christmas dinner gueste of lamed the Young of tinthe joyed the Chrtetmas celebration rrlt | V , n-mpaUiy of all in their bereaveDonovan. Saturdayevening -guest.', Word from Leslie Enzian report? itliig hcr daughter and family. Mr .-r and Mrs Howard Hewitt. Mr. church wilh a Christmas party at Iolnn_r P__ Son Home On Eurluugh d7v at^home'of ’Mr ’I*'.o' dAVcaning Mcnlno At the home of Mratid nnd ---- 1 wfn. Mrj fcnoyan and Mr and Mrs. Howard Baker the past | Mrs. Curl Hewitt and Mrs. their homc Sunday evening before ; u,?n" 2 “r. . «*»?? - ■ ..... , a |Hn Sctun echmitzer and chllA family dinner was livid last Mra. Cleon Landon. , I Miss Greta Cogswell who is at- t anrt and Mr Mrs. Alvin 1 Fuzzy Uckwood of Great Lakes. week. left to AKIIfs of ouuui South Woodland - ---- - They ■■■■j ..... — -spend ,....... Chrtetmas -- ---------AKIICS Hewitt Jirwut ui nmuianu Chrtetmas. Chrtetmas dinner 5? r~--~ ”*^ -­ . tending school in Kalamazoo Is dren of Battle Creek. 'Sunday at the hmoe of Mr. and Tng. Sta. visited triend* here laat with Mrs. Sifton's witii Slftons parents, parents. Mr. nnd and MM.nl lhp afternoon aRcnl0on and evening evening Mrs. Ellen Reisinger writes from home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ttech? "uj" 'f/' ' c h j^ u GeraldJucn.pending her Chrtelma* vacation ChrUtmaa eve. Mr. and Mrs Ja, Mrs Lawrence Fine frock ip honor ^ |th lthem. ^p|n Mra W„. Win Wrmple of Rrntlvlllx Scottville. wlIh York. Pa. that she and hcr broth- of Corp. Robert Bailey of Camp cr-and family were Mr- — and . .... .u . home ..-------foto. . Labadle and family of Lacey. n. T(^h.r nf lanrinn and Jnek Mp Md Mr% QKen ^ney and .were tuppet guests at George Ball’s. Mr nnd Mra. Fred Bulling ol Mrs* Jack Mr a*“ Strong of KaiMtes Ellen Ellen Hilbert Hilbertofof Mlnnen- er-in-law. with whom she lives. Crowder. Mo. Questa present were Garc Ttecher of Lansing Like Odessi were Christmas dinner Mlnn . I* visiting her mother, were well but that In that state the Mr and Mrs. W H. Chreseman of Smith ot Hastings. CalRnt Christ-' sons In Castleton Center and Mr Mr and Mra. Merrill Dunkelberger amazoo spent Pridy eve whh Mr. mas night were Mr and Mrs. Oaten a. .. guests of Mr nnd Mrs John Bull- Mrs. taiwrencc Hilbert and sister, fuel situation wn* very serious, entertained twenty-one members of and Mra Millard Houser and Mra. and Mrs. William Schantz and son < . Maple Grove. Miss Enid Cheeseman v,r..1 d of Maple Grove were the Dunkelberger family Christmas Culp. ;;-----ing Mi-s Lorena Hilbert. She arrived They burn fuel oil and were only.I of East Lansing. Mr. and Mrs Erbte E. Phelps and family of Woodland t»..' — • dinner guest* of Wm evening anh Sunday they had sevMr. and Mr*. Percy Solomon of Mr and Mrs. Che Larthtng en- (t)|, |9lh oI December and will re- able to keep a few rooms fairly Zemke. Jimmie nnd Beverly and and Mr. and Mrs. Radford Stidham ChiLtin.n end son of Hastings. Co.swell and daughters enteen relative* of the Ball families Battle Creek spent Friday night tertained with a family Chrtetmas |nnin until January 4. -------warm. Mr. and- Mis. Carter Brumm. Ver­ Mr atid Mrs. Ben Falconer enter- , Thp Christmas tree and program a* gueste. w-tth Mr. and Mn. Murle Reynold* dinner Thove present were Mr j^r. —r.‘. Mr. sr.d and Mrs. Mrs. C=r!' Carl Jordan zspent montville. Miss Barbara Bailey of tained with a family dinner Christ­ - at the school house last Wednctd&y Private Ralph Swift of Chicago is ar.d fanuiy Entertains Mrlhodtel Choir und Mra Floyd Kimble andI son ciirtstmas Christmas day day with with her her purent*. parents. mas day. , . Mr Urs Charles McNulty Miss Florence Forman enter­ Hastings and Dr. and Mrs. L. H. i Mr. ond Mr>. Elwyn Hayward of rv uuur wo* well attended AU cn- spending thte week at home Dick of Coats Grove. Mt , Betty Mr and Mn Gilbert Todd of Has1 joyi*d lhe excellent program, and; _.— — ---------- —— and ,llrt family spent rnr«m«. X5r, i'. 1" ...... Chrtelma* «itn with tained the members of the Metho­ Brumm. Woodland. Knnbl- ol Hatting*, and Corp, | Hastings entertained with is family ; p* cum und candy. and family. Mr*. Josephine Cheese“J®*** 1 l/iuu Krnfield of Angeles, । Mtes Mary Dodge of Westerville. dist choir with n Christmas party dinner Saturday, 'nit- guests were. ’.ti and MH .Clarence Curtis and mn and children and the Harold To Entertain Ulub Cnhf uhd Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ohio is Ejx-ndTng the Christmas at her home last Monday evening Mr. and Mn Vaughn Lydy and lit le son Roger of Augusta were Gray family were at the Briggs ,a ~r. and Mrs. Warren Calm* vteTlie West Woodland Birthday daughter, Mr. and Mrs George Lydy Farthing and daughter Joyce and holidays with hcr parents. Rev. and After delicious refreshment of co­ Ci uitnia* night guests of her par, rjitwch Sunday attending a dinner * tcd *t f and Mrs Cha*. Hudson coa and cookies and individual Club will be entertained at the and sons, and Mr. und Mrs. Scott ■ n Mr ami Mrs Lynn Osgood ami son Mrs Arthur Dodge. Mr. and Mr- Roland Barry, lifhonor of the two son* of Mr and and family at Vicksburg on Thurihome of Mrs. Car) Helse in West Lydy. Rrtert returned home with them for Mrs. Warren Stanlon of Battle day. Jnrk, Woodland. Mr. and‘Mrs. Geo. Parrott and chocolate crosses with each mem­ Woodland, on Thursday. January Mr. und Mrs. Howard Daniels and u : w dav* visit. Creek, ’who are in Army service. —---------- * -——— c " Mr. and Mra Leon NichoLon en­ Mr nnd Mrs. Jay Vruggink and ber's name, they went carolling •1 Walts ।Members please notice change bal»v of Saranac and Mrs. Nellie -dzflUIf vhgkqj cmfwyp shrd|uet.i । • Sunday evening a Urge number of —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— tertained hcr family tor dinner daughter Sharon of Battle Creek Tlie/ sang for Mr.s. Carl Craig of Hastings enjoyed ChristChrte.tmas duy. Guests were Mr. were Sunday dinner guests of the former choir director, who has been of “"Ymas dinner at the home of Mr and and Mra. Robert Amlin and daugh­ Misses Florence and Stella Parrott. 111 nnd presented hcr with a lovely ! Mrs. Leslie Daniels and family ou »-..«• ter <d Laming, Rev and Mra Har- ; wr . plant. Saturday. Mr. 1U(U und Mts Mra. 1/ril Dell Williams ril enI Lost Week’s Letter old tlnkely andi daughter of Bliss- |lertaln«| I(:r Christmas dinner. Mr Mrs. Frank DeGrootc returned I Mr. and Mrs Roy McCaul and from the Ptnntx-k hospital. Wednes­ field, Mr. nnd Mrs. Herald Clnwir : ,lhd Mra Raymond McLeod nnd Corp. T. Hilbert Apprr< late* Christina* Remembrance* Mrs Sarah McCaul entertain’d tor day after an appendix operation. Wc nnd children nnd Mr and Mrs ,.hlldrrn of Oraild RapWs, Mr. nnd Cliristmax. Mrs^Mlnnic colbum nnd Forrest Begeruw and Mra. Rhoda Ml; Don McLeod of Lake Odessa. 1 Corp T. Richard Hilbert of Camp family of Alaska. MLv; Bertha Mc­ Lewis. Wash., wrote to hte mother. - Robert Falconer kft tor Fort Cus­ A''.tin. Woodland EL-.ood McU-od of East Lansing Caul of Bownc. Uu Golbttm und Mr. und Mra John Dell and Ml- y 1|u| Mr a||d M„ Jop Nowlcke and Mrs.' Lawrence Hilbert and asked family of Haitlnga. Mr. and Mrs. ter Saturday, where he will take U|. Dnothy Dell were Chrtelma* *iy |Mr und Mra Gilbert McLeod of her to thunk the people for lh< Hovurd Colburn Mr. and Mrs. Guy hl. new job as Private' for Uncle Sam. many cards sent al Christmas. He guests of Mr. and Mrs Elwyn Dill wl)fx|iand McKee and Clarence. We nre happy to welcome Mr. ant. had received so many nnd they t Mr. <MlM and wo Mrs Charles Poland „of Mi. of Leslie. Other, guests were Mr. j_j Ruth Scudder spent ChristFluid Aspmall into this dis­ and Mrs. Exra Dell nnd daughter 1U.‘ day witii her mother. Mr.s. were still coming in. He hop'd they Battle Creek have been visiting the trict. For many year- they have beet* all Itad hud us merry a Christina: home-folk.', over Christmas, . Jovce of Lanring. residents of the Friend district. ... Scudder of West Woodland. us they had made it possible for ' iiemirioiu. Mrs. John L.. Lukso M,.„ ‘— and J two ” duitgh- 1 They will occupy the Mort Nichols Mr. and Mr., Mt Prtm ot Oh,- Hcr sister. Miss Vera Scudder _________of with relatives farm across from the Orange Halt ] him to have. Wilh boxes .coming ,. tens t.:.pent .,^.-.1 Christmas Chrtz-t no wm CluMi.uo duel.- ,Ja,iao U11, ,to p,tstn,. Grand Rnplds? n! her moUirr. Mn Glenn Eiwl.tnd I M;. and Me. H A Kiu/.n and In from Michigan. Colorado, Ari- in ■’jTrTand Mn? i-enn Potto enter- ‘.. ...... ... ....... ” day. lhetr "Ot)l» m HOOL uiid sist- r. Mira Marjory EngHne .Uaughlcr. Mary Joo spent Chrisl- zonn und Minnesota und a good tained on Christmas They cam* on Thursday and re- mas duy wRh Mf nnd Mrs Harrj. dinner, he thought he had a very daughter*. Mis Harold England nnd Last Wc-k's Letter correspondent was mistaken ' nice Christmas. Tlie dining room family of Lan-sing and Mr.s. Morris । Yuur niuincd until Monday Staff Mt 1 McGowans of Sheridan. v-- —— wns decorated with u Christmas Jc.tn England of Mtrion. Texas | Mr !|nd Mr3 Vprn DavU ond Mn i lu-wLs ot Kalamazoo und Mr. ntftr| Inst week in faying that Mr and tree and evergreens. । Mrs Vance Sharp of Lansing. Mrs. Mrs. Fred Bush were living on the arrived in Chicago Tiiursday -und |Jr (lf Uw|ns spent Christmas eve W. C. T. U. To Hold Institute plait*. They nre the Fred De- I -- ------------------------------------' l^nna Johnson of Bowne Wilson and Mrs came thru with hi* sister und hus- and Christmas wilh her sister and The Woodland W. C. T. U. will Woodrow Gillett of Grand Rapids , Forrester* Instead. after New Y’evr's' Other'Chrislmu? ■ ,wnl}y' Mr- “nd Stewart Kum- .hold )|O1(1 an Vcroun uovm an al( all nny day 1I15UIUU Institute. aiul witii Ml5 Mrs.. |, Verdun Covlll ana and -anmuy sfamily were were! Mr. nnd Mrs, Oeo. Taggart and•n<» dl dinm-rViar». uuev* OllK, were CIWUUJ. Mr »Ad ISSTist'aS ^.jhiner they were guests Rulh puher< Prlday> January 8. Christmas guest.* of her parents, Mra. Orville Bruce attended the fun­ day dinner guests were Mr nfld |;- nf of thl , jadK**, ’ day lhH UdU< . ,. nrnnl «, M r .n.i ' Buci Sisson and wife in Freeport. v. .BW.V4, parents: Mr. and Pot luck dinner at noon, everyone eral of the latter's sister. Mrs. Emma Mrx. Gerald England of Jackson |I Mra -Ed- Dcmaray of Lake Odessa. Mr and Mrs. Dewey Zerkci und .। Mr and Mrr. Tom Long of Grand to bring own table service. A guest speaker has been Invited lo conic children of Lansing spent Christ- | Rapids lu> and a(lu Mis* nlw Edith Janken* u of, and heads of departments will con­ mas day ^nwon and evening ^.y CUy 8prnl lhe Christmas holwlth Mr? Ellu Elory .Inlay and weekend with Mr. and duct discussions of their work. Mr. .ind Mra. Carlyle BluSle of Mrs. Wayne lon«. Mr. and Mrs. I Please plan lo be present al Uie opening of program. 10 A. M. 1-anslna and Mis. Jeanne B.irkle F„a u and „„ j„k 0, or Bailie Creek spent lhe Chnsl- o„„.a Christmas day «u«u. 1 C'hristma* Seal Sales Go mas holidays wilh the r parents. Mr nnd Mrs, Mnj Hnrold Fonl;all and al)d Mr. nnd Harold Forman Mr. and Mr. Carl BurMe. nmoln- baby tab>. son wn ol P1 , nl vUted h fe par ­ of Flint visited his par- ' The annual ChrslUna* Seal sale ing Iron. ChrMmas eye until Sun- cnU; Mr and M„ o„ Fwman ot Die Michigan Tuberculosis As­ day. Mrs. Carlyle Burkle remained ,„m tj...,,.,;.., Untu Sunday. Mr. sociation was again handled by the for a longer visiL and Mrs. Byron Teaker and chil- students of the local school with . MrL ,Mrs' G ®rnntLu"4 dre» of 'were gucsu Thursdaughter Eleanor atjd Mte* Helena I day and Prlday nnd Mr and M„ Supt. Kitson as chairman. First place in total sales was won Benner of Battle Creek were Chrtet- clarence Forman nnd children of mas day guests nt the home of Mr. . Homer t Sunda al lhe Por. by Mr. Moons seventh graders with a total_of.ll5.13. Second place nnd Mrs. Eston Everett of Vermont- nian ll0nie । honors were carried off by the ville. I *1——<■ «------- h.h Rnnnm Mlss Annanell Campbell, our children tn Mrs. Baas’ room with Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester I \i«ter Hn,n,■ Economics teacher, is spend- a total of 41332. Mrs Spindler s spent Chrwtnw' with her stelcr , lnu... lhp Christmas holidays sisicr .. holiday* ' with mi 5th. and «ih 6th or.rl»r« graders t.mv took third third and rami y. Mr and Mn. Stanley h„ u , larnslns. Weodlond- Anoth Anolli-­ H„ w.lB>. Crock|o?l |eI1 SUh- place with sales totaling 110.01. The Ma**h«T ot South Weodhuid. total tor the entire school was 465 07 er sister und family. Mr and Mrs. day to spend a week at tlie home of —, —r-------- ------------- — .—which surpassed la*t year's sales Oscar Millqr and sons Lynn ifnd her daughter. Mrs. John Hynes of । by about 43 00 ' Glrjt of South Woodland were also Holt Unit whrrr where *h(, she will rarcare tnr for Mrs. XIrw Ij * _______ guests. • Miss Leone Leonard of Hastings was a dinner guest Sunday nt the hoihe M Mrs. Glenn England. Mr. and Mrs Jerry Fisher und i«on Mux xpent-Christmas day wilh Mr. and Mrs. Ora Lehman uf East Wc have a nice little house in the 4th ward Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hauer and and 2 lots. Room to build 2 more houses. House daughter*. Betty and Sheryl of Fairgrove, arc spending the Christ­ has been remodeled. Will sell for $2000.00. mas holidays with his parent*. Mr. und Mrs. John Hauer. Mis* Leona. HchF ot Grand Rap- 1 . Wc have a 6 room house, full lot. on good paved Ids is spending her vacation from WTAR PRODUCTION PLANTS need g*t - lots of it to street. House has water and electricity. Will business college, wilh hcr parents. help turn steel into guns, planes, bullets, bombs and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Helse ot West | include 2 heating stoves for $1650.00. Woodland. Leona is attending Davother war materials. Uncle Sam s call for gas is doubling WOODLAND ODDS and ENDS of women’s shoes, all new stock but not all sizes, all values, many reduced ghbor ne nf icinatiouia r lhe u*xy. A brand new 4 room house in the 1st ward, CASH FOR wired. Will trade for tractor or form machinery, ready cash al seine time or help you just ail we art help­ ing hundreds ot Barry Coun­ ty people who have found themselves in need of Come in, call or write us for lhe simple details of our popular loan plan. * ☆ * Today, this cannot be done. That's why wc are asking ?ou |ust lilted on 80 acres in Castleton, good set of buildings, electricity, $3000.00. For sole. 360 acres, part of it in the City of Has­ tings, rest in Hastings township, set of buildings. Will sell very reasonable or will trade for to help us keep gas flowing to war plants by using gas wisely Here's How Vou Can Help ! (The beat investment on earth la the earth itaelfi b l EBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 H.00 U.44 $2.44 *3.44 J AdjuM burners so dime is blue (nor ycllu*), Cook veje- £ H«*t no mor< »»ui <hrn n«riur) . Rrpsir lr<k) ttuctn. EARL R. BOYES Blacks, Browns, Suedes, Patents, Gabardines, Reds aad avoiding waste. house and lot. REAL ESTATE BROKER CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION of the original price material to enlarge our gas supply and meet all demands. or will take $2200.00. cash. Immediate Needs and tripling. ' Under normal conditions, we could obtain steel and other One Group of Children’s Oxfords *100 Sizes 8|.to2 Values to *2.98 JL J Avoid besting jour lutebea with jour g*s rtage o-cn or top burner-. Tbis is ctpedsllj mporuat oa cold dsj t. When you cooscn c fuel vital to wax plant*, ) ou hasten Victory. TAYLOR'S SHOE S CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY HASTINGS K«»p roxn trmperstuccs st about 6$'. Qote od unuxd rooms, (mull siura *iaJo»s sod aeaiher stripping MICI �roOB Lansing. Mra Dan Weaver of Elindulr of Hastings, and Mr nnd Mra Clif1 ' DOWLING | NORTHEAST WOODLAND Henncy and family of Grand Rap-1 Wendell Shoemaker of Lansing. Mr. und Mra Howard Clinton lord Johnson and family of Irving \l I Last Week’s Leiter '• IjlsI Week’s letter Id, ,|The latter remained for the week-w.. Evelyn rxeivn Overholt of or Battle .,lld ’•—n,“‘ fttmUy of B0*'**"- Mr »’«* Mr‘ Chrtttmas with Mr nnd Mra. j Christmas day has come and gone I Mr. nnd Mra. Forest Dorarv of | MUs 'r- .w «,uii thZ I Mr and Mrs Dan Postmn und Arthur Clinton and family uf Curt- , Dan Posima und Phyllis Aim. ■ , .................. ,, I and the usual festivltiM which per- ncM-vllle spent wveral days oyer tinMr and ’Phn’llU Ann .£nt Wed (WKand KJr. and Mra. Rav CUnP w Burg<s. of Bailie Creek 'lu.l Week Letter I haP‘ may hBV'" **" luck,n« ln ,h'' weekend irith the Utter *x brother-. ■ vrvea vmr ........... ... , “vi-:............. brothers. ' weekend weekend with her parent* narenu Mr and Phyllis PhylUs Aim Ann spent Wednesday eveeve * ChrW|Jia, d - l*twr | U[nt_ bl ft : on(1 F, d Balr> Bates and Mrs. Charles Overholt. Inin.withUr nH Mri i.L.jJ.o-Har. I ning with Mr.aand OHar-. callers of Mr. anti Mrs B R Clin- X Uwd l^rciur o’Grand Ran-’ i. “ Fuml^s U »pend n* homes.were carried out faimiwi. Mira - anil —ns. —Ctalr ----------------w«.« ——• with w*w* family •-••■■•a ; iniiinir., miss Maxine aiAAiiii' B Bato MfrJo Surrarrcr U attending Irow of Grand Rapid', and were ton. idj aid FrSkl Wnr n Orand ----------------------------------------'Pine time *in Grand Hapld4 Rapids with with galherlno gatherings, -nd und dinner* dinners : Virginia Varney accompanied them m WCTW. wunw » tnr ™..u. r.cvMrs George Woldring and son Christmas guests of Mr. and Mr; her son Louis and family. j Mr und Mrs. Albert Lee enter- Ito their home Sunday aturnooh for r^tor m Mm DUnd. err^“a,.^,...... Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mick of ]m Burges.;, local, were Christmas Mr ;. Elsie Furniss U spending tabled his children. Mr und Mrs. I u tew days’ vUit. ■Saranac und Mrs. Curl bustunce duy guest;, of Mr and Mrs. Alien imily**""' "" ~ Rh-liard Mrs. Joe Kauffman and Burton family. 1I nu ’"r'* Harper of Lansing. jnx«n» Mauthe holidays in .Elkton with her ' Dan Hall of Hastings. Mr. anil Mra I Mr. and Mrs Calvin Hewsion and Mr Houghton rice Harper of Wayland, and Ivan of Hastings were Christmas duy . Ftah and family nnd F F. Deining, son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Gordon Lee and Judy of Johnstown.' family of Grand Ledge mid Mra. Vi­ were in Lansing. Wednesday. Elaine Mr. and Mrs. ....... Howard •• — ------- Denise Alto were callera of Mr. und Mrs. Ralph Sage । Miss Vehna Buehler of Hastings " Mrs Another -daughter, and Mra. Mrs. Thomas Shay of Battle, na Lelwn onfiharlotte wen- Chrbt- Kellerman. --------- ----------— returning home with them. Th<y of Detroit spent— Christmas, week~ and family ofmid family and Mlsa Vivian Buehler of Char- Miss Helen Furniss ot New Ro- ' Cnjek. T$elt. mux day gue-ts of Mr und Mis. Will called on Mr. and Mrs. George Hit- end with Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Smith. Friday Ctt lerx. of Mr. and Christmas dinner guests at the ilulte were Christmas day nnd week- chelle. N. Y . Joined them there. Mr _ and Mr. — Mra. Marshall Pierce had ttymn and family. In the evening enburgh of lonla. I Mra. Wilma Kycs of Lansing Frank Denise. — ■ ------- -* •>--of the ------------------home ol Mr mid Mrs. Ed Stair,. end < guests of their paienj-^ * “ 1 ” *— ' “ • — *-*-* 1 — — ‘ - members ?urchis of De‘ severul Stunton Mr and Mra Letsun nnd family took Mr. and Mrs. George Buslancc called on Mr. and Mrs. George For- i Mr. and Mrs. J. D Cool, local, Mra Vina I**tson to Charlotte where were Mr. and Mrs Get nurd Austin । nd here family for dinner. Mr. und Mrs Roy mid Mrs Forrest Buehlcnz and family were Sunday guest of bey nnd family Saturday evening. Mr. ami Mra. William Newton of rlineer is vis- • Smith spent the day with MUs Ellz- she is working ut the home ol Mr. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gary Studt of Lake A call came through from Wash- State Road, Mr. and Mra. Kenneth mid Marion of Bllwilield. Rev. and d atlicr rein- “beth Smith. Mrs. Sybil Warner of Odessa ington lo Detroit Electric School Clark nnd eight children. Mr. and Mra. Alvin Barker und Knthrine of ,ten Rapids were Christ mV. g being sick. e. Ohio. Hastlngy-wnv an afternoon caller. \ Mr and Mrs. John Fish were fur two 2nd elfcn electrician mates. Mrs. Arthur Fuller nnd son of Has­ Waldron. Mr and Mrs Jack McCoy ,of Mrs. Ella Catt Babcock and Mr- And Mr' Lloyd Gaskill and I ----------------------------------------------Mr. and Mrs Richard Bloomer...of ,UCMS and.SalUe of Cedar Springs. Mr. Chrisunaa dinner guests of Mr and William Hudson and Clarence Sur- tings were Christinas dinner, rguests Mr. and Mr. Wesley Kcuta irlstmas holiwere dinner gue*tn of Mr. Ann Arbor s)»enrjroiii Friday evciubert y Newton «nd Mr< John H Cook and Bar- son of Clarksville, mid Mrs. ' —— Mrs Byron FUh local. rnrrer were chosen to teach in a of Mr. and Mra. Hubert “ . ‘ ph."." | and Mrs Dewey Reed ut Hullngs. i ning till Sunday utlrrnoon with the They also ~~ 6b- b;ira °»id Norma ol Grund Rapids. T..., itabRt-Mr nnd Mrs OtB Altman enter“ r « ‘ *,«»>•* Mrs. Doris Piper of Battle Creek new electric school In Newport, and Frank Cool -- - Mr mu| Mn Leo Rose, und Dun. :Matter, local, were Christmas D. Cool and Miss Helen Woods of Hastings Rhode Island. ConghUulaliun. served the birthday of- J• — er in "Detroit Italncd thelr chUdien horn Battle “J.1? Mrs Victor LckDolores, and Shirley of Hastings. ,key dinner guest- ol Mr.. and ^r'd Lvnch and ' Crrrk w,th ft dinner. ‘ !,fdt '“’d fatnib spent Christmas with their parents Clarence! Miss Patty. Houvencr is spend- ' Mr. and Mra. Vitgd Woods and Mr..and Mrs Virgil Woods Mr. nnd Mrs. Clare Payne of Ch- previous. ; , ’ 2?S*, nu । The Hugh Lanning family had’ Dinner gucsu at Um home of Mr-. Mr and Mrs. Glenn Kellogg. ing Christmas vacation with Mr. family, local, and Mi: "Doris Piper Otto Kunde. Mrs. Ivan Roush, max spent Christum.’ eve and -.7. 1 t'lMivea from Flint. Ypsilanti. ’Lydia u',‘“ ** Schuler “••'— — and «• Esther ........ — on ChrUt• i. Lillian Gibi BeflUU . Uke> Bnd CreeK on ----- --------Mrs Clare ------- -------Puller and ----- Bobby -------- (of Battle Creek were Sunday din­ rmui day were Mr. Mary Kunz and and BUI Vander Male were De- Christmas day with Mrs. Ida Payne, Rev. and Mra. Everett LbVe undand son. F J. Eckardt of Grand Raplib. Mrv I Christmas day. troll visitors. Monday. Mr. and Mra. Bye Payne and lain- daughter were Christmas guests of ol Saginaw. ner gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pvt. Benjamin Walls of Camp Mr. and Mrs. John Hammond and Bertha Eckurdt. Olgu Eckurdt. Mi. Mrs. Mary Henney. local, Homer lly pf Holland were also Christmas Mr. und Mra. Willard Arnold and and Mr; Elmer Hull arid Woods and son family and Mrs. Hattie Rice spentnnd Mrs. Walter Cooke and Dan Marilyn of Hastings. Other guests faml|y Of Lowell wete Christmas Hennoy and family of Woodland, dav guests, Mis' Vehna Fotbey of Battle Phi)li|kv, Kansas, is spending a . the—day at the----------Claude SpellmanSmith. . — , — -----------------gUMu at the Fry and Thomp- Creek is convalescing from the flu furlough with Mrs. Walls. Mr. and Mra. Victor Henney and Christmas dinner guests of Mr. were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bolo of Mrs. Arthur Webb left Saturday | home m Battle Creek, and Roy Rice Mi, und Mrs. Ray Scheel wen* famUy. Mr and Mrs. Andrew Roush and Mra. Adam Endres were Mr. Hnstlnp?. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert 5on home. at '.he liome of her parents Mr. and morning for the state of WmJung- had Christmas dinner with Mr. and Christmas dinner guests of Mr. und family of Dowling of Hastings, and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Keith Durkee and fnm- Glasgow apd . .. „ ,, , , Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Griffin spent Mra. George Forbcy. Mrs. John Omube. Mrs. Roy Fieemeir and Mrs. Cora ton to visit hcr husband Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aldrich nnd Waync Hepney of Lansing were ily of Woodland. Mra. Arloa Hnyner “wero"’ rnra Lnl dinne? {lom Thursday until Saturday with Clarence Summer and ML*-e Bea Mrs Ella Smith had Mr. and Mr; Scheel in Sunfield Mrs l.ela Roe spent part of last — 21-----Christmor. dinner guests- of la-on of Lake Odessa, and Mr. ami Mrs. family vuThom 'rn‘-----STan?Mra' DePlonty of Detroit spent Thurs­ week in Grand Rapids with her Jerry Steele and son nnd Mr. and Mr and Mrs Ben Schneider. Mr. R mr Irmr-ot M” 6 a suirir^r 1»™„. day mid Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Leo Geller and family a*, hcr ■ and Mrs. E J. Bate* and lamilv daughter. Mn. Jean Riedel and guests. Fred Lass of Caledonia. ... m spent Christmru. rv? with Mr unit Mr. and Mra Woodrow Knowles. F*W Cheney nnd family of Lan- Warren Summer and family. . son Fergus. • Mr. und Mn. Harold Sunton and • Mrs. Floyd Kimble und family at Rev. and Mrs. Griffin attended- Trooper and Mrs Farrell Bab­ Mr. and Mra Orvnl Kokx and fam- sing ~~ were *« Christmas ”*■*"— dinner -" guests —• the funeral of Mra. Eva Troulwein cock and daughter of Romeo spent sons attended a family dinner nt the i Coats Grove where they enjoyed u Cyrus Buxton home in Hastings ily of Battle Creek. Mn nnd Mra. of Mr. nnd Mrs Herman Gosch. at the Leonard* funeral home in Christmas tree and excliangcd gifts ■uu. Thompson ..WTO.™ of ™.. w, .... W ">'• ,«"* Christmas here. Mrs. Babcock and Mr. and Mrs. Orlle Fi#hcr enter­ I Arthur Bute.s called on Bethel Basil Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs. M«nl» Ttolrr ™d K.-Uh J™ CMBtam Mr. and Mrr Hustings Tuesday afternoon. daughter are visiting her parents. tained Mr und Mrs William Pierce 'Bawdy Sunday ultcniooti at the । Seymour Lape of Grund Rapids Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Appelman. I of Charlotte Christmas nnd Ucut. home of his father. Bert Bawdy. M HuUnn. Mrs Douna Tbukr. Boll.nro or Huttaj. -------------- --------—........... called" on his father. W. C Lape. Mr and Mrs. Clinton Watson of I ‘"><1 Mra. Edwin Puinuio of Clear Bethel is here for a few days visit. und Mr. nnd Mr. WUltal S|«-»r «'• , D“'k" ««mp were evening callera al and baby or Grand Rapid., and Mr. ■'"ll f\nllS S’-11! ChrlMmi... “»l» who Is very ill. Christmas day mid Indianapolis. Ind. apent lhe CliristMr. nnd Mr- Cli.nlle Eckardl BUS and Mr.. Howard Thaler. I.wal. Mr. and Mr. Prod Durkee M Wood- Sunday. mas weekend with her parents. . Christmas dinner with Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers were Mr. and Mra. Charles Higdon. i ..'a,1 tjh nfHtw Sjl! Will Laird in Lake Odessa. were Christmas guests of their jKir- land. 'Christmas day guests of Mr. mul *.«r Ar,bur nnt-mon Hastings were guests of the Coast ........ ...... ,>»>. .pem Chruimu Mrs Victor Eckardl was tn tainMr mid Mrs Arthur Bateman j Gunrds nl A|p ar laltr far Christmas cnb. Mr.-und Mrs John Xhalrr and Non-al. Mr. ..n.l Mo. Bprars and ll.r uerkn.d «dh Id. «... Mra Alfred Myer.-; of Wayland. and daughter of Detroit were week- I dinnej-. followed by a dancing party sing Monday to visit hi t Untie Chris Mr. and Mrs. C W. Culver spent I Grieble, who isn't so well. Irmalded tor lire w.krnd................... «d.ler RoMCT and or Al. end gue.-ts of her parente. Mr. and jn the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Charier. Keller and "Mi-K ><hinn. . Mrs. Von W. Furniss. James and Blanche Powell enterH _ Ro—, _ son Bobby of Hii.ntinus were Christ‘',r5 ~ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green and tained Mrs Fcrd Thomas and son Mr. and Mra. Arthur Moore and fnnnlv of mns'dlnnrr guests of Mr. mid Mrs. a Christmas da> gm.-t uf Rex-. Ludington spent over Charles, Mr. and Mra John Scob»-v Edna CUler of laming spent Christmas with her mother, Mra. ' nnd family nnd Earl Powell umlr Warren Surrarrcr and family. Run- ;uld Mr 1<-k7 , ,, , Mr Mead spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ Theressa Hess and brothera. , friend of «Hastings. j _» — ■­ sell Hincklcv ol Watcrvallet was a *' ,r •nnd ’’■’d Mrs , Claud Mend Mr. and Mra. Clayton MaL-.on nnd rall(,r Christmas with Mr. and Mra. How- ry' Cisler or Hustings. Mrs. Ward Hickok and daugh­ Mrs Elnora Whitney' nnd Gay­ ter. Mrs Robert Betts have gone Mr. and Mra. Ford MuUon of Has­ Mrs. George Brownell and MKs a'l> DcMond of Woodland. I'AUIIY Dorothy Walton of Flint spent xcvRaymond Wieland of North Min­ lord spent Christmas with Mr. and to Camp Phillips. Kansas, to visit tings were dinner guests at John Mat soils., eral davs with the Claude Walton Chester. Ind. was a Friday gueM Mr*. A. B Stevenson nnd baby of Pvt. Robert Betts. Vii i Mr- antl Mrs- Milton Lelnaar nnd Gtund Rapids family last wx?ck. Mrs. Walton has a' «>’* Cleorite Forbey home Miss Jean Smith of Middles die | clarence Johnson .spent lhe day Mra. Merrill Kprcher called on h vKHIna been confined tp her bed with the *'Ir- and ^Ir-’ Daniel Follis nnd visiting her narmtx. parents. Mr Mr. and und Mrs Mrs. w,th Mr ond M„ Myron Whit­ Wc salute the farmers of America, Laurence Bdpton. Friday Robert Smith. flu but Ls now able to be up. baby of Valparal.-o. Ind.. Mr mid Mis. worth. Mrs. Kendal! Rees was In Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kime and Mra Uwrcncc Hawkins and daui.h: morning nt the home. of Mr. nnd . Mrs. Maude Wotring entertained Battle Creek with her children on ullLu»*l who help to keep us a nation of milkdaughter Beulah of Pleasant Vai- ter-Patsy of Hastings, mid Mr. mid Mra. Wayne Benton of Bownc. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Wotring of Christmas day. Mr. und Mrs. Caryl Mr. and Mrs. Earl Everson spent DetroiL^Miss Louise Wotring of Bowman mid children had dinner ley were Christmas dinner guests Mrs Keith Marlow of Cnrlton of Mr .and Mrs. Harold Yoder and ChrLstm.i-- with their parents lhe weekend with Mr. nnd Mrs. Ijtnslng. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford with their parents. Mr. and Mrdrinkers, military and civilian! For Hmold Skinner of Battle Creek. fatnUy Mr. and Mra. Alvin Helrigle. and family ot Kalamazoo over the Wm. Stanford. , Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Martin and weekend. • TO VIIIU met uiei Monday AlVIlUUy evening CkClllllK Tlie <-u club The following are the newly electChristmas guests nt the Claude thc nutrition and vitamin content that Bulat _. of *ltl’ lhe Llo*'d Gaskill young people. cd officers of the Rebekah lodge Walton home were Mr. mid Mrs daughter. Marilyn, spent Christ­ Mr. nnd Mrs. IDavid ____ ,-------mas night wilh Mi. and Mrs. John Grand Rapids spent the weekend for the new year. Noble Grand — George Brownell, Robert (Mmpkeeps our army on the march, our Saturday with MUs Norinit Morrow, Ida Howk: Vice Grand-Cora bell, and Mixs Dorothy Walton of Thaler and Mrs. Gertrude Gaskill enter­ Donald Mackey of Prattville Lightfoot: Sec—Allie Hoyt; Fl- Fl*h‘...... ... . Mr. and Mrs. J. Clare McDcrby, tained ,„ v membera nf „„ the her o s. „ S. civilians on the job, try superior nanciai Sec.—Irma Brawn;. Tretts. Mr. nnd Mrit. John Huizcnga of called on Sgt. Gerald Forbey al the nnd daughter. Margaret, spent the class Wednesday evening with -Mabel Osborne. The next regu- Grandville were Saturday evening home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. weekend with Mr. und Mrs. D. D. sleigh ride party und singing of George Porbey. Highlands Dairy Grade A milk. lar meeting will be Thuraday, Jun- sup|>er guests of M- nnd Mra. HurMyers in Hammond. Ind. Christmas carols. Dr. and Mrs. P H Walters and t £= Sorry if wr 1~ have mlwd uary 1th ’ 0,d Yoder and family. Mra Blanche Wright Is visiting “’ " ‘.X ml —.: anyone In uw and mill daughter. UUUKIHVI, Mr. ----- .......... ——. .............. Mr. and Mra. Harry Fish and P- M. Blirgcss u. Battle Creek, family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Kurch- hei* son-in-law i“'* Wilbur Walker aud P°‘l- n”d may tlie New Year brlnq family of Middleville were Christ- ai'“ Nancy Deming, local, were • r and Murton. Mrs Ethel Cecil. Owosso. Jieace and happiness to all mas dinner guests ot tlie former’s Christmas dinner guest.-. of Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Ceci! of Grand Rapids. dauahter in Owosso. SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY mother. Mrs. Mary Dodge. Mn, Franklin Burge.- and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Crakes and Adolph Douse. Jr.. spent the SOUTH BOWNF. ” * Paul Mead returned homc from Mr. and Mra. Fred Tabberer spent daughter Hilda. Jake Wireman, Mr. .weekend with friends in Chicago, “* Last Week's Letter Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocers Pennock hospital Sunday afternoon Christmas with Rev. and Mra. C. and Mrs. Merle CanipbeU and fam­ Richard Johnson spent a few । Mrs. -U1U1 lH rat John Mishler „, and Mr. amt after having his lc« fractured. He V. Holstein uf Grand Rapids, re­ ily 3f Hastings, nnd Mr. and Mrs. days In Detroit VLsiting his father. ‘ Mra. Frank Martin and daughter wishes to thank oil his friends who turning home Saturday afternoon Leap Karchcr. local, were Chrtsl- Norman Johnson, who is In a hos- Marilvn of Grand Rapid.-; were mas dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. pltal following an operation. Rich- : Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs remembered him during his stay ut Mr. and Mrs Hartfici RovenberWilliam Crakes. nrd goes to Kalamazoo Saturday I WH1 Mishler and daughter Gwendothe hospital. Rpr nl,d Marvin were Christmas Claude Walton made n business for hl, final examination. j Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skinner of dinner encMs of th- tonne: ? pi.rHIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW 4 Qc Mrs. David Tarbet Jr. and baby , Mn Ftoyd Wdt«i sprnt Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. William «>'^- Mr. and Mt. Austin Ruscn- trip to Grand Rapids Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Rwucll Benton, and of Detroit visited her parents. Mr. p?".nL!’,Mr OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. I O Tlnkler and baby oLJlastlngs. Miss berger of Clarksville, and spent the or ‘rJhu* d NnnmiN, '' Pauline Everson of Battle Creek, evening with the latter’s parents, family ol Hostljigs called at the and Mrs. Claud Perry. r.mnrt Ranlrts “t'1L...Cr5.tk and Ma £ re: ,M.« norix Doris netts Betts nf of Grand Rapids I ?.T_L?L? M hSSHrlthuiem Frank Wlnnas and son Chester of Mr. nnd Mra. M. Humphrey of Hos- Merrill Karchcr home Friday mom■mirt the th* weekend witii r.______ ............ -. -| spent with . her nnr. par­ ..... Irving were Christmas dinner gucst.s tings Ralph Moore spent Sunday af­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Belts. until Sunday when Mr. and Mrs of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Everson and Mr and Mts. I It Wolcott ntc Parker were Sunday dinner guests ternoon at the homc of Mr. und BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS family. spending this week with Mr. und Christmas guests were Ids mother Their little grandson. Bobbie Parker, Mr... Frank Atkinson of Grand nnd brother. .George of Kalamazoo will spend some time with his aunt, Mrs. Elnora Whitney nnd Gay- Mrs Fred Shejw-rd* uf, Remu. lord visited Mrs. Julius Crans of Mr and Mra. Ed Coats sja-nt from Rapids. and sister. Miss Frieda Betts of Mrs'. Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cramer en­ Caledonia Sunday. Gaylord re- Thursday until Saturday night with I Walled laike . mained for n few days. Mr. mid Mrs. C, W Doty^und ftun- axim -..t* , M-ue, Mra. Susl,‘ Kraft uas united In tertained for ChriMtnas, Walter «>iit>i:ni;i» Mrs. Leon Howk. local. Mr. nnd Uy of Buttle Creek. Kenneth Wilcox of Buttle Cred marriage Christmas eve to Hugh Duffy and family. Deerwood Volz, Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hastings Mrs. Glenn Parker of Ypsilanti. Sgt. Gerald Forbcy of Indiana- *P"i:t Tuesday with hl- parents Mr. McKelvey of Battle Creek, by the and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob —> Mn. rr-.ki. — ,Rcv. C. D. McKenzie at the home Poortvllet of Grand Rapids. LaMr, and Mrs. Eugene Krauss of polls •Ind.. Mieni from Thursday and Herbie wn Wilcox. vem Bergeron of Dayton. Ohio. Mrs. Mabel Parks, of Kalamazoo, of........... Alto spent Christmas with Mr. nnd night until Saturday night with his Miss Minnie Tlie house .........v Furniss. . . ................. .Mr Mr._ lin(1 and Mrs Mrs. iziciranu laiGrand collier Collier I -ii«ti parents. Mr. and Mra. George For­ come Sunday to spend a few days at was pretty in Ciirlstmns decora- , spent Sunday with his parents, ot, • the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Henn' Hone. A wedding dinner was served Vermontville. HU suter, Gretchen. bey nnd family. " Bldclman. Mr. and Mra Guy Smith and son bv the hostess with Mrs C. D. Me- returned home with them. They also, Mrs. OD. Fossett Ls at the home IJovd. Dave Eash. Mr and Mrs. Kcnzlc assisting. I called on Mr. und Mra. George Ewun aj.j, of her son. Ray. who lives near Bed ­ Merrill Karchcr and family, local, Paul Diamonte of Ann Arbor of Nashville. J ।, and Mr. and Mra. Howard Hough­ ford. helping care for the new has been spending his vacation at Mr. “ und Mrs" **»><'•* Collier nf of Vermont- ! a •»­• Mr nd Mr grandson.-who arrived one day last ville spent Christmas with their son ' •"•■ ton. Mr. and Mrs Ray Thomas week. hLs home here. and wife. Mr. tmd Mra. LaGninu . *" 1 and daughter oN Detroit were Mrs. Gertrude Palmer has moved Collier. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee Whitcomb of I;,"1" Chrhlmhs Day guests of Mr. and Brittle Creek were Christmas eve into an apartment in the Coy Mr and Mrs. Francis Sense of: ,'h. Mrs Watt Thomas of Bowne. guests of Mr. and Mrs Vincent Nor­ Brumm home. North Bowne, Rev. and Mra. Tobins s<.< Mr. nnd Mrs. Clare Johnson and ton. , i Miss Charlene Wenger is visiting Shrock of Zion Hill were callers at low, Dirk, Mra. Bertha Johnson nnd her grandparents. Mr. und Mrs R the Paul Hoffman und Lydia KnrchI I. m-rV 10, Of It. .J. Russell, and Mbs Eleanor B.inush KEEP ’EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! Winslow in Hastings. <r« .w.iition tn tb* riir. er home the past week. Hlrain rlv jAllwr o< IU>tinc«. »r । Karcher of Remus culled on Mrs. In thr rernrdlHl |.|«t th»rr I Karchcr on Friday nnd olio on Mra Kim Hitler. i Estella Rosier. Atlnmey fur Plaintiff*. Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Hoffman nnd 1 baby spent their Christmas with Mr. । and Mra. Joe Mattemlck of Allo. I. AIU< Mr and Mrs A. T. Eash enter­ tained their family for Christmas. In the afternoon Mr. and Mra. Prank Martin and daughter Mari­ lyn of Grand Rapids were callera. nlhr Charles FUher of Grand Rapids nnd Velma Buehler of Freeport vis­ ited Sunday at Harry Cramer's. Miss Edith Cramer of Kalamazoo IN TESTIMONY WIIKHKOr is spending her vacation with her • "Sceep 'em rolling" it more than a slogan, h’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Cosgriff of Lo­ a Htmt! Every serviceable piece of automotive well and Mrs. Estella Rosler were equipment ii needed —needed on the road. That Christmav guests of Mrs.. Jennie I Pardee and Miss Wanrttn Schrny makes the service station dealer a vital cog in the nation's war machine. Ju»t consider that— j —ON PAY DAY? BUY BONDS— GET IN THE SCRAP! |J A C I 1 I I I T H A J II V I L L L FREEPORT ( IT A Ml NS SPELL ICTOR Y L E G A L S •-■st: HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGHLANDS DAIRY please His job is vital to America’s war effort WORDS THAT WASTE WAR HOURS There are two words that crowd the busy telephone wires unnecessarily . . . they waste 960 hours of switch­ board time each day in Detroit alone! “Information, please,” whether the request is spoken or dialed, uses central office lines and equipment that already are humming with a war-created burden of calls. Not all requests for information and he’ll carry on Mdhons of war workers have no other means— except autos to get to work. In some sections over 7i* of war workers reach their plants by car Over 65» of all freight ^oing inland-. out of war plants is carried by truck. ’ tf.000 l are unnecessary. But experience shows that three out of four of them are calls for numbers listed in the directory. So pleaae use your telephone di­ rectory fint. And if you must gel a number from-Information, write it down ao you’ll have it the next time. It’s little things like this that help BIG tilings go! MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY AUTHORIZED communities are not reached by railtoad, depend on trucks for supplies. Neatly loot of many vital crops ate hauled lo market by truck. Over 2.000 cities depend on cats fol private traimportation. Every car owner must da a certain amount of necesMty driving, as provided for under the rationing system. Yes! Americi «ajr remain a tution on whecli. *nd your Stindird Oil Dealer is proud that he is playing a vital pan in America's war effort. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (INDIANA) STATION M<KEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR tn R. STATE BT. HASTINGS 'PHONE MM EIG O I G com and men you J un the you der ma low ■ into to on you iui vis bro yo Yo thr ing do in of th bc ca co th rc ••A th an ho •x un gr g fo Y ti fh th M u to fl k a s r p N G A F W .H � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-01-14.pdf 71ed1da4ec1fb027e6e1d0acd8b6a67f PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER Dorvy ot 3a tea anil (led them nioon for nc.of .Mr. lie latter it ChristCunz und pjdn, Mr$ Hrdt. Mr. und Dan lainIU Mr, und amlly at n Joyed u gixf gifts Bethel 1 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR 12 FACES—2 SECTIONS 18 LOCAL STORESTO OPEN AT 9:00 A. M. Home Front HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 1943 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 6 NUMBER M EARLY SUNDAY A. M. President’s Message a BARRY LEADS STATE ^nB™?eh'!mNaoTriflr ANNUAL MEETINGS ■ -Staff■ OFIOCAL BANKS ACCIDENT ON M-37 wFiffhtin£” Speech IN RETAILERS BOND, LSavings 1 CC STAMP SALE AND FACTORIES The following stores will open at 9:00 A. M. starting Monday. Jan. 1 Ray Branch, manager of the' 18. and continue thi* opening hour Five Taken to Hospital. Two until further notice: , Strand and Barry theaters here its* I Women Seriously Injured been appointed county chairman of I. Hodge* Jewelry Store, Bonnet it President Roortvelt's message to partly determined by the f , the war sayings staff by Frank Is* I Gown Shop, J. c. Penney Co.' At a little after one o'clock Surf- Congress wm temperate and well congress; It will depend on\ on .how I County in Six Month* Hot bey. state director, to succeed the 1 Greetings to ali you boy* who Baird's Clothing Store. Waters Banka Show Increase come from food old Barry county Clothes Shop. Lee Office Supply.1 day morning, a serious accident oc­ balanced, it was a fighting speech much power mid intluence the theXjo-' — Subscribed To 189.5 Per late Warren Carter. In Footings and especially to those whom 1 re­ Long and Moore 5? to 81 Store., curred on M-37 a short distance which must have carried encourage­ latlonirt members of lhe two mater Washington ha* set a national. Cent of Yeor'» Quota _ 8900.000.000 in “E**'Bond* member so well from the day when Montgomery Ward, Ben Franklin quota-of ment to all members of the United parties ure able to acquire when It Tuesday was Annual Meeting day Incomplete reports from Mlehtr-fo'j**of JanukryT Mtehidown tn the grades and in Store. Kroger’s Grocery. Hastings I.south of thi* city, when two car* for the two bank* of this city, also He refrained from cctne* to formulating plans for the', Ugh — School. I have had | Cut-Rate Shoe Store, Thayer's Jew- | crashed injuriiig two women serl- Nations Front Junior High . — 83 counties show tliat Utei Barry Barty *h?re totAl * t0 ' for the International Seal Si Lock * ,B ? c ®un,1PS show riunltv of seeing .•w'lim some at riry store. Mark's Auto Supply. ously, and giving severe cuts und injecting the issue of social reform peace If the Ham FUhes and the the opportunity -oine ot ding by a considerable mar.in /«’0&0 2"^ c<?tin?'„ho Co. the Viking Corporation and the you all the way up Hom the Kin­ Western Auto Supply, John Bulling brutees to tiuee men. AU were tak­ into his message, thus leaving no Gerald Nye* gain the upper hand; been assigned *93.000 of which Has­ i Viking Equipment Co. At these ",— dergarten through High school and and Sons. Taylor's Shoe Store. Mey­ en to Pennock hospluL The call doubt that the serious job of win­ It the United Slate* once again re-; thp WaT^torid* Md*Stamt^alM tings te to be respcr.zitk •— 873,500 *~* ----sponsible for meeting* financial report* report* were were giv glv— ­ many into college and am Dow fol­ er 5c to 81 Store. Walldorff & Son i came to the Jail ut 1:30 a. m . short- ning the war comes first even in tiie fuses to take an active part in inter- drive which has been sponsored by Beginning In January*. January. Series en "E”for । — the •— year - ---------- and director* - ----1043 lowing you in spirit aiu>in thought Furniture. Frandsen’s Blore. । ly after the accident, and Under-1'mind ot an administration which national affairs; if we again decide Michigan retailer* during the pas: bonds sold tn co-ownership carry a were WCTr tHura oy ie »ocsnou>cra iw by U the stockholder* into all branches of the service. H.mna0,r "W* V,lue ln' 'thr chosen y« “ ThT d^?. foe " The same Thursday afternoon I sheriff Doster responded The facts has been addicted to billion dollar that our bert policy is to remain six months A number of you have stopped in closing will be observed in 1943 *by I a* we leant them are os follows: stead of 15.000 as in the put. , eac h later named the officers for During the first half year of the 1 Carl Randalls, 24. an officer of., social experiments That te decidedly aloof from the "world tneM'" und sit to say helto' when you were home the stores that closed in 1942. * *------------------------------------ the coming year. The directors and 1 the Coast Guard at clear lake, was encouraging—especially to those sev­ tight behind our two natural bar- ■ C8!”pa.lJ*n; Barry county has already on furlough I-uni always glad to officers chosen were as follows: , । driving south. With hlin was MLu eral million Americans who have rier*. lhe Atlantic and Pacific oceans XSftX’ fo? n£sec you not only to sec how much Hasting* City Bank 2 M^uk^with 148 J^r Katherine Redncr. 25. of Battle never been wholly in favor of tire -lf such things as those happen you have tilled out under lhe watch­ The utockholderi selected u di­ ' Creek. They had attended the New Deal domestic policies. ful eye of our Uncle Sam but to then the best advice to young pur- cent. | Coast Guards dance In this city Satvisit with you and to pa&s your point ‘ent* with babies still in the crib is. Sales totals for the Christmas seauiday night and were on their way of view along to your younger "better plan to raise your boy to be | son are not Included in the above i home. In the other car. owned ano I। On Saturday morning, the tint brothers anti slaters. . Bnrrv Hnnlsk U- Iximhle. P. W Stebbins and M. L. • driven by Otis Gallup, 30. of this large contingent of .Barry county I a Soldier." because the peace will record!*.. uorry LO. Meolth Dept Hot Cook officers named by the And say. your brothers and sla­ Ot' ’the counties bordering bn r> * Dec. Sales by Businets-Prof- I city, were John Taggart. 28 and Bea- youngsters in the 18 and 19 year again be lost and it will only be a ’ Barry. Given Excellent Service directors are President. M L. Cook*. ter* ore not just sitting idly by while Calhoun has sold 61.2 of her or so! . fcssional Men Were $42,111 tlrice Leavelir, 26. both of Hastingr., draft classification left tor military matter «>f a couple of decade* you are serving at the real front. Allegan 54.4 54 4 per tier cent. KalaKale.i, .... ... quota. AUegan Do we appreciate as we should vice-president, F. W. Stebbins; viceas passengers They were reluming service. It was a sobering sight Only U> U. B 5 1 ’h Present niUZC<) and Kent between 40 and 50 one of lhe great blessings -Barry president and cashier. M. A. Usmble*. You should see these youngsters all When the business and profes­ to this city, from the Willow Run a few month* ago. these fellow* were । win oe repeated. the way from the Kindergarten ' per cent, and Eaton and Ionia leas — ha* has for for u*-a plentiful *up-sup^tetent cashier, Roy Chandler. county us— a plentiful ­ through High School. They are buy­ sional men of the county were asked factory, where they had worked considered just "big kid*.'' Now It * * * I than 40 per cent. National Rank Of Hasting* ply ot good water? <>..■ But there iis -Ci. this ing between three and four hundred to sponsor the selling of war stamps during the week. Nur do tilings look too bright, bright.i. An unusual umenial feature of the Barry about w.«. Th« stockholder* named as dlrecwaler -.uc.. which we W» all mwumi should A short distance south of the city has been necessary for their coun­ I Nor dnllara worth of stamjH every week in mind-lt may contain germs |or* for >c,r ‘h* fo1and)bonds tn this county last May. limits Galltip apparently fell asleep. try to ask them to accept an assign­ When Sen. D*vte of PennsvlvanLi.' county record te that every village bear in addition to buying bomb. that can do us a tot of harm, even I ’ f ’ wlng Onx* an ardent pre-war isolationisti icadei uuuri ■ » " ,lrt clly in the county ----has ...... come I will have to tell you Uie atory a quota of 896.000 for the 12 months His car proceeded diagonally acros. ment of man-size-plu* proportions. te appointed the new Republican Hi-nuhhrm ,through with more than it* iu share wh«*n it may appear to be all right. Vr,°uUgh <»th “1£h*rd C®*. of "Another Defense." One little wot. set for them George Carpenter tiie roadway and crariied into Ran­ it 1* well to Jtnow that the water dos*Ph McKnlght. Bmer A. Cjukln. member tn the RM..I. fnr»lwt> foreimi atat °* ut thp the MUOta. quota No onr community han Uwone load for lhe has t So first grader brought his dime for of tills city was made chairman of dall's car. The latter had driven । enroute to the reception center, one membir to the Senate foreign af- had w we. drink te npt only clear and cold. $5®^ Leonard and Walter tatett ---------------couldn't help -------------but wonder —will fairs committee and wiien a moder- , Thte speaks well for the organi­ but Is free from hurtful bacteria. a stamp on Monday morning uul the organization. Under hte fine part way off the pavement on hte ji -----------d‘r«tors selected Ure foltowing , v . the stamps are not sold until Wed­ leadership Barry county ha* led the own side of the highway, thinking lhl, st* speech by Gov Stassen of Minn- ration which has been put and kept Many epidemic* of typhoid fever Prudent, toill Tyden; vico the driver of the other car would . nesday. Monday afternoon the dime state in lhe sale of bonds by busi­ turn hl* auto toward hte own ride *“tw* **r"l> or ‘five year* oota advocating international co- , together by the Barn’ County Re- have started from drinking impure Wchard °rooa; “*“«• became lost and Wednesday Charles ness und professional groups. Up water. 1 Wa*rer Eaton; assistant cashier, (Contlnued on page 4. sec. I) W"r 8Wmp “nd Bon<1 Com' came into the room jingling some to January 1. 1043 the sale in Barry of the paving. But instead the Gal- *«n$e? The answer to that -will be The Barry County Health De-H**, . coin* in liLs mitten. When the county had reached 8224.030.45. or lup car kept on and smashed into This committee has been doing its partment is wise to the fact that ’ i £°r lhe first time In history the teacher asked him what he had in two and one third times the quota, Randall's auto, badly wrecking both I work on the theory that spectacular the water we drink in this county J?.'nHLn„ed fooUn*L°* ‘1? his mitten, he said "Defense!" Then with four months to go. Il is safe cars. ' records for one month or even oc- should be free from contamination. h“nlu exceeded 84.000.iX». Miss Rndner's face crashed ' the teacher explained that the dun* to predict that the record will show | carionally are not enough, tliat it and Sanitary Engineer Roth can ™ ey ar ' " a «»• which had been lost was found, ask­ more than three times lhe quota, through the windshield, causing vte the "long pull" which will count: «... pvm., U UK.. » any ' >tUon ' wllh u ? e hivestmenta to settle that point. If there Is ' m-t — «». wed what he whited to do with it hte when May 1. 1043 shall have been vere lacerations. It was reported that the Kiamixs and Bonds must in your mind about the 1 ra™« that it took 58 stitches to sew up reply came as quick a* a flash reached. Harold F. Pelham, a Major of be sold uind that if it tent done on question purltv of the Water you drink. Pro- , th report a decline to local The quota set for December was the numerous gashes on her fore- 1 "Another Defense!" You can't beat the Air Cotps ot Ute,United States a voluntary baste, the government vlde .... Tllh a of the wa . । loans, such as notes and mortgages. him with sample wa1 1 ° i , r “ * — »» can have ?l:h h._have. .ftt tiuit kind of patriotism and loyalty 816.000 Did they make it? Well head and face. She suffered a seri­ Increase in Labor and Other Army, who te stationed at Victoria. will have to step in with some sort ter. and hee can have it it thoroughly thoroughly I! B Bo Uy £lr ,r dpP°slu mwed say they did. When the returns were ous loss of blood from her many I anywhere. Columbia, te here on fur­ ot forced saving plan. tested * x and ,re carefully and conservatively Costs Require Such Action British f suppose you wpuld like to know all In the business and professional wounds. Miss Lavelle suffered a lough. At Victoria he te on tire staff i * < n IO, a * or J*j ’ uary in me recent annual report oi tne , «.“», s.j . how we arc getting along on this men and the schools had sold 842.- broken right ankle and a severed When the city clerk and water of Air Vice-Marshal Stevenson, just In the Retailer* Bond and Stamp Barry County Health Denartment1 •xtra special, fust time. Well, we 111^0 worth of war stamps and artery Gallup’s face was badly cut a* Canadian Air officer* are on the i Tlie director* named were: Emil and several teeth knocked out. Ran­ committee presented their reports staffs of American commanders of ate up and coming at all times of bonds as follows: Nashville's quota for lhe month dall was found to have a cut on hte for tjie year ending January 1. it army air forces. While Major Pel­ which Harting* share 1* 85JOO.IX). concerning lhe water supply of thte | Tyden. Richard Groos. Clarence the tiiglil it seems. Can you ImCrawford. W. R. Cook and M. L county: iigine* youngsters out on Uie play­ was 81.500. When Ralph Hess and left leg and brutees on hte face. appeared that the city water works ham te in Victoria he makes re­ TheF officers chosen were: | "The extensive deposit* of rand I Cook. PrrK111,nt ground nt least one hour before It Adolph Douse reported for that vil­ Taggart suffered a bad cut on Ins operating account for 1042 was in ports to his American commander Mind gravel that are the underlying President. E. Tyden: vlce-prcsldenfl gets light In the morning? Well lage the total December sales were hose und another on hte leg. He the red—for the first time in many and writes many letters. Hte sten­ 1 strata of Barry county'* soils, con??._ J. re fi ur , er ^^£ h *r^.OT°*.' The city dads naturally and Randall were released from tne years. they ure We have been calling the 87.05730. ographer there was Miss Mis* Mildred far FlkF A l/Fft Hastings had been assigned 810.­ hospital after their Inluries had re* asked: "How tome?" They didn't Bolduc, a member tain an abundant supplv of potable forenoon classes the night shift. ~ Royal,Can• — of " the Rk KUkAKkU i water. Wells are usually driven and You. no doubt, remember the story 000 of the 816.000 December quota. ceived proper attention. At this have to wait long to find out First adian Air Force. JOrta had increased 33 173 per | will vary from 25 to 200 feet in “ f about the rInRing of the bell—well Ben Gidley. chairman for this city, writing. Monday afternoon, the oth- labor co«ts cent. T*—■ WlWh/eS ------ --------------, depth. In some-loculi tie*, such a* the ,5,,, .. , er three were atlU at the hospital. S&uiui Jonuory Meeting Of r,?"h“ rSi[ the lx-11 doesn't ring any more in reported sales of 815.527.50. “•,r"; iUt Middleville was asked to sell 81.the morning. Why? It disturbs lhe Brotherhood Is Monday 200 of stamps and bonds for the IllPllIkir slumbers of the parents. Press of that morning and found. • "Iteboratory analyses indicate that te-^^cajl^and'M^ L^cSk ^TTie^* ably higher than a year ago.’ Tin y . The January meeting of the HasMrs. Kay Spyker. kAIJM MAl HINk Don't think these youngsters from 12th month. already knew that -water rales in ^ifV^twahM^l^a^atc| tings Brotherhood will be held Mon ­ the underground supplle* in this C fm J already knew that ■ water rates in the country who come in on the chairman, reported more than six I HAI I I Haslings arc considerably below the " , **"2 “ . lL“ au \ evening. day evening. January January is 18 in in tne the soso- area are almost Invattebly safe J.1", p ousses don't deserve plenty of credit time* the quota, or 87.020 00. as the average former rrnla of tte • C-*.a average nn so that that, at at the the former costs, Ro}^ —l. r00 —!.nS °f...lhe . ChUTCh. ............ uh.n uuiauicu too A number ot them carry ft actual December sales. pbumrt iiuui <™> a. weu w.u or or surn..»■ Delton-Cloverdale and Prairieville the margin of profit was very small. RCAF ~ As has been the custom for a num- cent depth, (state standards* and I flash light so lhe bus driver will Radford This company did Naturally the city council cannot1 "TCappeara from lhe ortlcle that !xrrr£f yc“re- ‘here was no meeting of satisfactory construction and to- James were asked to report J800 sales for ,, know where So stop. business in it* history in « 7.PeSled lhMJ catlon' ah*,lo» «,ls* du* **lto and the 1042largest ’ —«... Did they — ... Certificate* for Purchoie to continue to furnish water to thee Miss’ Mildred, whS Mt WU. vo“December. do ... it? — Did I think Uie following poem which — * unteer ‘ worker irith the A “ C.dw ! 1 * a • ‘ rendance at poorly constructed deep-driven well. ,H2' citizens of Hustings at a loss. The Be Issued After Feb. 15 appeared in the Fortnight will shea they? Yes. nearly ten limes over. council would have been warranted d Recruiting Aides, spending her spare > n.”* ^1*.,. a^frT?u5utlr1rtporled M^ntaTln' The__________ ____ _ some light on - the darkness sur­ Max Reynolds reported 87.845.00 of1 > ' County Agricultural Agent. Harold in raising the rales some time ago. rounding the bus drivers and their skle*. for the margin was too small in view problems responded- with nearly Leon three Hs™ times’ , , , Chalrrnan ot P^uction meeting* of the wonderful water, service Has­ Stalling Snowdrifts tings citizens have always had. Now (he Ide. Uiu .he nld herwh loo. !“ “.'..““n," b.kmIT' lhe quota. Cb— L;c^ , "','“0 “ <*(“- ” * TwSs the first of December in '42 reported sales of 82252 95. ...... sponsored by lhe Barry County U. a raise in rates is necessary. How since there £ no Job for a raui !K!E" JIT .(Si?? >..? . J™,?' “ , fleer* are: President. K. Tyden: vic* • And even' bit ot this story's true) Freeport's quota was 8700. and lhe! S.D A. War Board and carried on by much the city council will feel that in the U. S. air force she crossed *1?., cr nd 0 »,worth- ,mlnd it was decided that a change president and treasurer. Richaid Now "Herbie" Reinhardt in old bus sales reported by Chairman EndresI i? a1Rpro“h lo U>e Problem <*- Groos: secretary, James Radford. ’• hte office. The meetings are held the prices of water service must be the Canadian border and became a ^’.e. advanced we cannot predict. We i member of the Royal Canadian Air meeting Ls were 8315 50. te "Today'* R.n.«,u Struggle and II sirable. (Around him the air was a frosty Wright's store nt Dowling was re­ to give aid In raising the total agri­ know that the increase* will be rea-' Force. Womente Division, and Ls sta­ Tomorrow-'s World" and It te a time"When home* were visited and bluet quested to sell 8300 of stamps and cultural production tn Barry County sonable. and when they are made ly topic that everyone will want to water-supply inspections made, it Got stuck in the snow in the early bonds In December. The actual for 1943 so till* County may meet the water rates here will probably , tioned al Victoria. She changed her, , I was found that the "well man” who I blue V. S. Aid Cadets Recruiting morn. « sales Jor the month were 88230. The supper squad appointed 1* had drilled the well or repaired the Its greatly increased war agricultur­ be little it any higher than other • Aides uniform for the lighter blue And it did no good when he honked cities of this size have been charg-1i of tjie RCAF. but wears on her Hickory Comers' quota was set al production goal iconan'“J ■?.?«■ »■ ■> his horn. at 8500. but Chairman C. S. Rennells The first set of meetings in this Ing tor a long time. । sleeve a spread Eagle and U. S. A. For all of the neighbors for mile* reported 8783 85. series will be held next Monday. insignia, which denotes that lhe Nashville Young Mon Given The county's schools wen? asked Jan. 18. and will cover the subjects around r.-.‘U hAr,a^ United States is her homeland. Distinguished Flying Croat aid, Homer Smith. Emeat-Bishop. ■ rRVI/UVIlvH Were safe in their beds and sleeping to sell 8200 of the government's se-' of Aninuq Husbandry (Meat Pro­ i She say*. In speaking of her work sound curitles. The December sales were duction) and Bolte (Fertilizer). Six John Ingram. Dr Guy Keller. Uute r*>sirraiii raw with the Canadian air force: "It's Another Nashville officer. First .Ha puttered around for an hour 8327.10. - .. subject matter specialists from K H ! wonderful with the RCAF — just Lieutenant William H Roe. has wen or so . The December record te a fine one. Michigan State College will assist • I what expected. And I'm terribly ------- --I ------------ And - . . . Trying.tn get the old bus to go. What will lhe sales be in January* Mr. Foster in presenting lhe Infor- ' " ' • ! Program* Sponsored By Co. irami Bv And what to do he didn't know Ordlnarilv that te a dull month, so matlon. Meetings will be held at Since no contender for the title To-get tiie big bcu out of the snow. the quota was placed at 812,400. The three locations in lhe County tn the "First Baby of 1943" has come forgutehed Flying Cross on Wednesday (To make a long story short, my figures for lhe different groups are ..... „.B and three other locations mofning -------- ---------- -- — • — --- - — ••• IX W ItUl friend. as follows: Nashville, 81.000; Has- m the afternoon with two specialist* hat te off to Miss Linda Lou Rose article to a friehd in Victoria, who ' “ Wor Pressure* Increase Dedl5tr 'butlon of Farm Machinery Well skip the middle and go 4o the lings 88.000; Middleville 8900; Del- at each meeting. 64 pound daughter of Mr. and Mrs. that u u published in that mnnrl* nn A mw .I w .*:.. over the United State* of all farm md. ’ ..I enu.» . I ton. Prairieville and Cloverdale । Tiie -------■—-----••— start -• morning meetings al Rose. dallybepaper. Miss Bolduc will monds on Organisation machine* built, there have been American air forces in the middle Uttle Linda's first acquaintance i city's ^ably £ muchI to ' He finally got here sometime that I g7oo; Woodland 8700: Freeport 8500: 10:30 a. m. at the following places: Richard —...... —------- -..... , ----------- ; uruuauiy uc iu inucii sui Mrs. James W. Radford of Has-1 quotas set up for eachstate to the day Dowling 8100: Hickory Comers 8300; Delton Kellogg School. Dowling w errant hv ntt IreHd —..., .... __ ______ . ?llth .h th ‘5U».J' real ? g world wori? hraun be.%nJL ‘I « ___ .1the MaJ°r tings has been appointed roll call Union. These In turn have been (But hte first two cla-nses got to county Schools 8200—total 812,400. Church "basement, and Assyria Town 13:15 P. M on January 1. with Dr. —... „ * .—.— and war fund chairman by Mrs. R. i broken down Into county quota*. । into three ocher 1 play). 1 Hall. The afternoon meetings start H. 8. Wedel extending the hearty AT RAXA/FMC G. Hubbard, chairman of the Barry 1I ‘The n'‘ following — —- — are •»-the — quotas as cited for “out Moral at 2:00 p. m. at the following places: welcome. Incidentally, Dr. Wedel UAfVl A I DUVYtrwj Co. Chapter. American Red Cross. I released by the State USDA War If you love your school work ana Hastings Court House. Middleville also officiated when the Banner's kill |C <2IVPC WAY Board for Barry County: Horae Il will be remembered that after least 200 hours of actual flying time WVEJ WAI tffiht to get here. Kellogg Schodl. and Woodland first “First Baby of the Year" was/*'' the successful war fund drive of last Drawn other than One Row Com in the hard fighting which resulted Take thte advice for lhe rest of the school. All of the above meetings bom way back in 1936. seven long, — . . "‘rhe'"wi‘mi7r'“thit 1 when Qam Springer, who opcr- winter, when 870300.000 was raised Picker. 2; Grain Drill*. 2: Lime in the defeat and utter rout of the will be on Monday. Jan. 18. 820,500.000 more than was asked, Spreader*. 2; Manure Spreader*. 5; German army under Oen Rommel. “ IftL" « Bow.n. MUU. ll you ride on bus two (it's not idle Other meetings in lhe series to be Red Cross officiate announced that Tractor Drawn Holdboard Plow, 11: Ueutenant Roe was graduated v>~» talk!. • held al later dates to be announced ™ Henry Kidder of nbout Mven o cloclt on lhe evc. the annual roil call, always carried Spike Tooth Harrows. 1; Spring from Nashville high sc!kx>1 in 19U Member* Vote to Buy War cover You'd better start early—you might Dairy. Poultry. Farm Machin­ Tooth Harrows. 7; Disc Harrows. 16; rrv>n.rr>iin O mir nln * of January 8. he was surprised on In November, would be postponed and attended Western Michigan col­ Bond* With Surplut Fund* iiave to , ulk. ery. Crops, Garden, Horticulture. lege and the University of Michigan. until March 1943 and then would Tractor ----------------drawn --— Cultivator*. — 13; Trac ­ 10 ,,n< * Only * 8rMt h0,C Ond nUh ’ I just called Mr Brozak and ukHome Economics, etc. J#. iflmyjjjng Ma. IKVmS un*?Z SWiS? “¥.5*“ be combined with another war fund ----------fora wheel -----type, The board of director* of the Has­ cd him about the outcome of the An effort 1* being made in each I chines. 4Q; Cream .n Seoarator. 10- taught history in Grand Ledg* a ™ dam had been. A short time before drive. Hast Ings-Ion In basketball game at tings Chamber of Commerce at a of these meetings to bring to Barry happy parents. TTTZL.rZni If th;;' ~21 ~ thal* Oladeoh Briggs, left hte barn .ILh ’J’iit.* «hu Mrs. Radford has not begun her *' Milk ” *■ Cooler. 10; HYrtlllzerDtetribu' year before enlisting, tn th* army loma but night. Hastings won by recent meeting complying with a County farmers the most up to date the following merchant* '.they will with Tira hf hMd BnBhed milking, and organization work a* definite regu­ tor*. 1; Corn Hinkers and Shredders. July 1. 1941. u score ot 54.tz> 19. The boys have recommendation of tiie club ap­ information available by specialists K? He took basic training at Santa ra h**”*the water roaring in the creek lation* and Barry Co s quota have 1; Hammer Mills. 8: Horse Drawn inri some of the strongest teams tn proved the purchase of 8500 worth in a particular agricultural produc5 n„i ™ •»* to’ « ,. „ race iuu anew at once uiai Mower*, fl: Tractor Drawn. 8; Side Mara. Cal. and then went to Max­ not as yet been received by the local — left u thi* area and have won all their of War Bonds with the me money on field. Farmer* must have this -l-n ine young Uw had gonc well Field. Ala., for special training chapter However, she ha* a num­ games »o tar. The team that came over from the Christmas lighting Information jnf0| for economical and lady. About eight years ago Mr. Spring­ ber of speakers available and any a* an aviator navigator. He wm closest to winning over Hastings war fund. It was ateo decided to pur- maximum production if they thev meet LyBarkers Drug Store, a bahy set: er built a concrete head gale in the organization desiring such speakers, Combines. 8; Com Binders (Horae commissioned a second lieutenant at Belding but Hastings defeated them chase another 8500 worth of bonds it; thc Iood J: gO— ai» demanded by bj the Bonnet and Oown Shop, carriage creek near the outlet of Barlow lake. may con tart-Mr*. Radford. I or Tractor Drawn I 2; Com Pickers. Albany. Oa.. April 1. 1942. Jun* contae»-Mra. by a score of 48-31. with the money in the Bluegill Fes- Federal svder.i Government for 1943. set; The Value Store. Robe and With lhe assistance of nnghbors, 22. 1942, be married Mias Vida Red Cross roll call drives have 1: Ensilage cutter. 1. Now. at last. THE subject. Do tival fund. This action will put the -farmer ... Every In lhe county te Bootie combination: W. A. Roth TIn " order **• that “* there might vbe — •a Johnson of Grand Rapids and five you think that Zolly. In last week's money In these fund* to work and urged to attend thLs scries of meet­ Furniture Store. High chair; A. J. planks were trucked to the head­ always been successful In Barry co. gate ah<F after considerable effort fair distribution of the quota for weeks later went to South America every year the sum raised being con ­ Banner, was making some sly in­ they will be available when needed. ing.*, Meetings are scattered over Larsen. High Chair Pad: Carveth were placed in the gate and after siderably more than lhe quota ___ _______ and thence to Africa He was czxnBarry County, the Barry Couqty sinuations about my ftehing? My The board voted to reappoint A. the County to make it convenient and Stebbins. Baby Set; Reed's Drug TALES always have HEADS on R. Van TH secretary for the year. and easy to attend. Farmers are Store. 82 00 Certificate for baby more than two hours of hard work asked. In Nov. 1941. when Mn, Hub- U8DA War Board has named a missioned a first lieutenant Nov 1 Farm Machinery Rationing Board 1942. Chairmen of committees were encouraged to Invite and to team merchandise; J. C. Penney Co., Crib in the near zerd weather, the waters them and in between there's plenty of the lake were once more held in for the County as follows: Olenn He te the son of Mrs. Leia Roe, 83.000 and the amount raised 83.­ named as follows: Retail. Geo. Car­ up with their neighbors to conserve Blanket: C. B Hodges Jeweler. Baby ot MEAT. check. 800. Then for the war fund drive, Wotring, Roy Preston and Elmer Nashville teacher, and ha* a broth­ I will say. In all truth, that most penter; Industrial. Robert Cook: war transportation. Ring: Food Center. 12 can* Baby It is stated bv some of the older Mrs. Waller Perkins, chairman, the Bush. । er. Vidian of Kalamasoo. and a fishermen have a table of weights activities. Frank Andrus; program, Food and 12 caiu Condensed Milk; residents that the dam went out quota was 84.300. and 84300 was AL a.meeting of this Board held sister. Mrs. Jean Reldel of Grand and measure* as follows: George Dean; membership. Walter NOTICE OF FILING OF NON­ Wilcox Florirt, a Bouquet of flowers Eaton; conservation. Vem Leary; PARTISAN NOMINATING PET!- for the Mother: Banghart Bakery, once before, about 36 years ago sent In to headquarters, making a Wed. January fl. 1043. it was de- Rapid., 50 rods tiiru swamp—1 mile when Wm. Bowen, father of Schuy­ total of 86300 raised for Red Crocs elded to issue no certificate* for | ■ tourist and resort. George Green; TIONS BY .CANDIDATES .. 10 minutes of mosqultoe*—1 hour FOR a cake; Montgomery Ward and Co.. ler Bowen, owned the mill. Farm Machinery before Feb. 15. _-'_ j----------- ‘---------------- UL.auM In less than a year. civic affairs. Adelbert Cortrtatjl; 3 ftah—1 string Safety Gate: Hastings cut Rate Aside from some support* for the I publicity. Richard Cook; road*. Dan , Due to lhe increasing need for 1943, unless such application was of THE OLDEST 4 fish—1 big siring • Shue Store, pair of shoes; Taylor's | cider mill, no repairs will be atWalidorff: house. Jerry Andrus; The foUowlng City Officers will' ’ cimbi'natkm'seV ’ oTa I an emergency nature. BANNER SUBSCRIBER? Red Cross service* with the expand­ Less than 12—1 dozen I national affair*. H. K. Vanda Gels- be elected at the Non-parttean City fho^« MhX | tempted at present. However, the board urges ali | 307 W. Orieaoa BL ing of the military activities, the sen; a chairman for the Bluegill Election to be held on the first n,nnrr 83 m- mrtmmdi’rhdra*’ 1 NAVY NOW TAKING Otsego Wtek~ i Red Cross will need money a* long fanners that are going to have to 1 bluegill nibble—1 bass strike ~ Jan. 1M3 Festival will be appointed later. I ns the war lasts and as it te suj>- have new equipment this year, to la Quart of Milk for 30 days. Ben SELECTIVE VOLUNTEER get their applications into the Ra1 Cook Bros, The neat regular meeting of the i ported only by voluntary contribu­ City Clerk. But to be honest with you fel­ - Franklin Stotq, a sweater. . I ENLISTMENTS ON QUOTA tions these financial drives are ne­ tinning Board as soon a* possible in Hasting*. Mich, City Treasurer. . , - ______________ low* *ome of my fishing pate do Chamber will be held Monday. Feb. I Men 18 to 38 years of age, regteorder that the Board may have all Dear Sira: cessary. Red Cross officiate and One Supervisor First and Fourth car STOLEN AND RETURNED ' have a hard time to keep up with i tercd with selective service boards, Mrs. Radford are confident the peo- tiie » --------- that Mr*, the needs need* of the county before them j ----saw---in •»-the “ Banner .some of us. You know that the Wards. ’—MINUS GAS AND DAMAGED will be accepted for enlistment in pie of Barry Co. will cooperate in when they start rationing Feb. 15. Emma Parker claim* to be the oMOne Supervisor Second and Third limit ha* been reduced to 15 blue­ According to a Grand. Rapids eat subscriber to the Banner—that gills per day ao In order to get the Wards. paper, a car belonging to Jack Stem , the U. S. Navy under Selective Vol­ this drive as well and a* generous- 1943. In order that a farmer may know .he was 80 on Doc. 8 I lack 87 days required exercise and plenty of freah J. HENRY SMITH and One Member of the Board of Re- of Hastings was stolen from a park­ ; unteering. starting Monday. Jan. 11. ly as they always have in the past. Chief Petty Officer Dave Coogan. « ♦ » -------------whether his work 1* enough to war- of being 94 »nd have been a air these winter days we have a lit­ BERTHA SMITH. Fropra ing lot in that city sometime after In charge of the Kalamazoo Navy PYTHIAN SISTERS rant consideration the following scriber store Nov. of IM and I Ward Officer* tle competitive game that we play. Saturday midnight and returned to Owing to the fact that three of suggested standards ■«■■■«■—have m..- been ■^■n set read i»u and uu write ■nw considerable cwu suggested vfak One Aiderman from each Ward. the same lot about twelve hour* Recruiting substation, announced INSTALL OFFICERS We let our bait down Into the their sop* are already In military today. Tuesday evening the Pythian Sis ­ up as the minimum requirement* out glazaee. 1 read One Constable from each Ward. later. The car was badly damaged, water to a depth of about 10 feet _H— ----- K-be made. •1 I1 Daily Herald Wai Since enlistment In ali arm* and ters had their installation of of­ before allocation can Nominating petitions, must be apparently having been involved tn and then try to get it back out service and the other sou te about Farm tractor* (Wheel Type I 500 Gaaette,- Michigan oi ,l,e<1 filed ,l at the lnc O,n office “ 01 of ,ne the1 VHy City ClerB Clerk an accident during its absence. A servises was halted by executive or­ ficer* preceded by- a 6:30 dinner through the hole without hooking hour* per tractor. Spring Tooth On or **f°re twelve o'clock noon on check of the gasoline tank showed der on Dec. 4. there have been hun­ and card* afterward*. The fol­ a fhh The one with the fewest L?nTinS hooked fish Wins I will say that S«‘"day the «lh. day of February that a large quantity of the gasoline dred* of men liable for induction lowing officer* were installed: Mr*. Harrows Horse Drawn-7 acre* per farming and will offer their person- > n imi into the army who .have sought Harley Fox. P. C.; Mrs. Frank Kel­ foot of width; Disk Harrow* Horae all of my pals aeern to be better at al nrnnertv at nublie auction at .hair I A* D c R{)gen CRy had been used. without success to enlist in the Navy ley. E. C.; Mrs. Walter Watkins, drawn-10 acres per fe*t of width; night for the playing this game than I am—but al property at public auction at their I farm located 1 1-4 mlie* south and ■ Now. under the selective volun­ E. S.;. Mr*. C. D. Mohler. E. J.; Grain Drill* Hors* Drawn 7 acre , vOut 1-21 *4 mile east of BarryvlUe church: I teering program to remain in force Mrs Jlenry Mulder. Mgr.; Mr*. J. L may learn. MEETING OF TIRE , at least until Feb. 1. th* Kalamazoo Valentine. M of R. is C; Mrs. You know lt'« mighty hard tn talk­ (£ rTur A um " “ ™» mohdat eve INSPECTORS district will be able to Induct a cer- Burton Perry. — M — of ... F.; Mr*. John ing to a great number of you to Meeting of all lira insneeioni Utar quota of men of draft age each Armbruster.Sr . P.; Mr*. EdSmith. tell anv tall tale* about fishing be­ oT J. ww** aU “ Apprentice Seamen. O.: Mr*. Frederick Palmer. I. O On Monday evening, the Junior tractor drawn-31 acre* per foot of cause I never Uli a man more than They are offering a good list of II tninr wm neueve horses, cows, hay and grain, and Chamber of Commerce held a dtoat Rationing Office her*. MonSelective Volunteer*. ---------------- <*> cutter-bar width; Corn Pickers (Pull think ne he will believe. day. Jan. 18. at 730 pm. Thte . The draft and quota restriction* I Max Myers, son of Ellsworth MyI think that I turn written .nnu.h machln'Ty. Henry Flannery , ner meeting at Hotel Hastings, after Jor one tlqie and with this ?to*le te imoortant i not »PP*y 10 seabee* candidate* er*, has been accepted by the U. 8. Windrow act as clerk See the adv elsewhere were shown bv Iteout Executive I vie (wnrnurt « WEK,, | toUU SXtataS” i w * U ' 17-18 year* of age and those from Navy. He left Thursday for lhe . ... ... —,------------------ 1 j8 u> jo year* of age. Great Lakes. Ill. training camp. portunately the some. PURE WATER SUPPLY IS VERY IMPORTANT DOUBLED THE COUNTY'S QUOTA INCREASE IN WATER RATES NECESSARY Major Pelham Was Much Surprised DR. BABBITT WILL “■ RATIONING BOARD ■ ffi,XVub U'KmEM “«?«“ “0 'STL’S- A FINE HONOR FOR 1STLT.WM.H.R0E farm PRODUCTION •fc“Miss 1943 MEETS SCHEDULED MRS. J. W. RADFORD k■r.owffis’.Wi. to head r. c. drive LOCALE. OFC. NAMES COMMITTEES rOjhR;' t AUCTION SALES f.Tn �THE HASTINGS BAN NEB, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 194J PAO1 TWO A LOCAL NEWS r * . Have you had your automobile tires Inspected? Tiie first tire in­ apecllon deadline Is Jan. 31. Barry county motorists are urged lo get busy and not wait until the last minute of Jan. 31. Holders of basic gasoline ration books must have -their tires inspected every four months. Holders of ’’B” and "C” X&s. Paul Dyer <r*ee LUUan books are required to have lire in-. Wolfet of Kalamazoo 1* in Borgess specUon twice as often. hospital recovering from an append James E McMahon of Grand' dectomy. Rapids succeed* Art Gldley as Henry Gothard, who recently un­ pharmacist at the Reed Drug store, denrent a major operation at PenMr. Gldley has gone,west (nock hospital, was removed to his On Friday, January ». Mr. and 1 hon>e 0,1 Sunday and Is gaining Mrs. Harry’ M. Cole celebrated their | nicely. twenty-aeventh wedding annlvcr-1 Mrs. Lydia Bush is ill with pneusary. monla at the home of her son-ln; law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. C- Edrnond*. Mrs. Bush is in her ninety-fifth year. Harry Walldorff was discharged from Pennock hospital on Satur­ day and is improving rapidly from his recent Hines*, so thia he Ln able to get about line house part of the time. Men 17 year* old and Uuuc 38 to 50 may still enlist in lhe Navy with “Milk-toast Lunches” won't do for busy warworkers . . . they require the good, wholesome, nutritious foods that provide power for the day's work. And. we have these fine foods in the variety that is the very spice of mealtime pleasure. 51AMP5 BONOS Hcarly luncheon meats . . . spicy sandwich spreads and other favorite fillings . . . cheese . . . fruit—everything for “makes-thcm-want-to-cot" lunches is here—and everything is priced to save money for you Eot well, America, and work wall! SATURDAY TILL 9:00 P.M. STORE HOURS 8:30 A. M. TO 8:30 P. M lb. PERCH FILLETS lb. HADDOCK FILLETS lb. SALMON STEAKS FRESH LAKE HERRING lb. lb. SMOKED WHITE FISH lb. BACON SQUARES lb PORK NECK BONES lb. BEEF CHUCK ROASTS LAMB SHOULDER ROASTS »> 39c 42c 22c 35= 23c 10c 30c 35° PURE LARD SLAB FRUITS L VEGETABLES! 4 SPY APPLES POTATOES U.S."0 1 peck texas seedless GRAPEFRUIT 5 for CARROTS fresh bunch 2 for HEAD LETTUCE largehead 8 lb. bag FLORIDA ORANGES BREAD MULLERS SUPREME Q -------------- O I’.jlb, loaves lbs BACON 25c 41c 19c 15c Kraft Cheese. Vi lb. 22c American. Brick or Pimento Tasty Loaf Cheese __63c Mild Cheese, lb. 36c Navy Recruiting Station for men in this area is at Room 11. Post Office Bunding. Kalamazoo. Michl-J Steps Taken To Conserve Supply of Butterfats Petition Filed in Circuit. Court Aiki Such Action CAPSULES Major B Complex Pkg. of 24’s 29c Pkg. of 48's 49c Pkg. of 100's u 89c COUNTY CAN SAVE STEEL FOR 2,075 MACHINE GUNS March Of Dimes Drive This Month FRANK) THEATRB^ Hostings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■_ r Be Out Guessed SATURDAY ONLY. JANUARY 16 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION CLOSED FORMULA FEED.' Lynne Roberts and J. Carrol Naish in "THE MAN IN THE TRUNK" And Johnny Mack Brown and Tex Ritter In NOW that it is your patriotic duty-ai THE CHEYENNE ROUNDUP' well as profitable to produce all the eggs, SUNDAY and MONDAY. JANUARY 17-18 broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand- Wall Diuiev's latest Technicolor spectacle from the world fa­ mous noicl bv Felix Saltcn Open Formula Feeds ... "BAMBI" BargaiA matinee Sunday lidLTlo 3:00 DeLuxe Plums 9 for 9C< “■ WV Pancake Flour C lbs. Harvest Time Popped Wheat 2 for Package Wheaties 27' 15' 10' Cheerioats Fr^d Astaire. Rita Hayworth and Adolphe Mcnjou In Crackers Sallinc . Soap Kirk'a Hard Water White House, lb. 28' "YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER" 1 arry theatre Campbell'*, No. 5 can Medium , Coffee 2lbs 31' Tomato Juice Swan Package . . Open formula feeds were originated by lhe Farm Bureau as a fanners' organisation. ConfcnU of closed formula feeds had to be guessed at. Farmers’ feeds are open formula und list the ingredienta pound for pound on the feed tag, because; TUES.. WED.. THURS.. JANUARY 19-20-21 CoHee 4 ,or 1 9' 3 for 17' Rinso Lge. Pkg. B Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 » DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION When made by a reputable munufacturer interested in HIS welfare he knows just WHAT he is paying Jor. Try to find these advantages in a SUNDAY and MONDAY. JANUARY 17-18 CLOSED FORMULA FEED The Hili Brothers. Carol Bruce and Dick Foran in Farm Bureau MILKMAKEIW - NtillMA-SlIES - PORK­ MAKERS have no superior*. Ask us for open formula booklets on our feeds. . "BEHIND THE EIGHT BAI.L" Bargain matinee Sunday 2:00 to 3:00. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. Sunone Simon. Kent Smith and Jack Holl in N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, MICH. J He can consult with the. Michigan Blate College as to feeding value of the ration. TUB.. WED.. THURS.. JANUARY 19-20-Z1 “THI BIST FOR LE$$” Sv The' farmer can get an idea of the ** dollar value of the ration. Burges* Meredith and CUIre-Trevor in "STREET OF CHANCE" And George Sanden and Jane Randolph 204 I. STATS ST.. HASTINGS, MICH. . — They enable the farmer to check on the balance between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul­ try and hog feeds). JCd FRIDAY ond SATURDAY. JANUARY 15-16 "THE FALCON'S BROTHER" FDDD^CENTER I I Attorney General So Holds On November 25. 1942 the War Production Board issued * cotuerIn the Case of Wexford Co. vallon order <No. M-239) limiting Attorney General Herbert J. , .. . - A petition has been filed in cir- the amount of butterfat allowed in °U3>?. of 2?°? nn ■ln ' eu«t court to have certain farm fluid cieam Dial i* to be sold lo the Rushton gave an opinion Monday Haled into the-Western Michigan i»nd*. In Middleville’s corporate public far retail consumption. that boards of supervisors are not College chapter of Kajipa Delta limits, disconnected from such vilauthotized by law to offer a bounty Everyone who handles cream to Pi. national honorary fraternity in Uge The purpose of the action is. be axed as such must limit the bul­ on fbxe*. tne matter was brought education, at a banquet glyen Wed- nf course, to save the owners of such let fat content to not over IS per to the attorney general’s office from nesday evening in Walwood Hall, lands from paying village taxes in cent. This includes whipping cream, Wexford county, where a S3.UO Mis Bush b the daughter of addlUon to lhe regular township coffee cream and the like, for fl-t- bounty on foxes had been set up by Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Bush of 824 taxes. nun consumption and sltould be the supervisors. In ills ruling the. MUI. HasUngs. Hastings. . East MU). i The pctiUoners Ln this case ure heeded by milk iHant operator*, attorney general held that the Wex­ Word was recch-wT from Mr* 1 Henry Btehr and Minnie Stehr. D. fanners and consumer* alike. ford county board lacked proper —-111 be R. Hooper and Florence Hoo|>er, TiUi mtan* that your mUk man audiorljy when it voted to pay such (o«pl(ai. West. Olcnn and Grace Solomon. Charles Is ijthlled to one grade of ctvam and bounty. Mr. Rushton, in hU opinion given reek*. and Catharine Schondelmryer. Wm. that whipping cream is definitely Pvt. Marley W. Ayrei; son of Mr. Holes Helen F. Armstrong. Amble out for the duration. Coffee cream to the proMxuUng attorney of Wex­ and Mrs. Robert Ayre* oL Nashville. Musrltlge and Melinda Bedford., 4n*a previously been about 20 per ford county; stated that Ute super­ returned Sunday to Syracuse. N. Their petition recites the fact tiiat cent butterfat and whipping cream visors’ approval of such a bounty Y.. after a three-dny furlough spent tb^y *re the owners of laiMh-wltnln about 35 to 40 per cent butterfat. violated the accepted principle* of with hl* parents and wife. Maxine of the corporate Ilml.U of Ute village Anyone buying or telling cream that laws that pertain to wild anlnutb. — r^_. •--------- —.—and that: b of higher butterfat content di­ He hold* that their control U vest­ service Sept. 10, 1942 and previous>-<l» Each traef constats of 10 acre* rectly violate* UHs ruling. The con­ ed in'the stale of Michigan, and sumer should not blame the milk that a Mlcldgun county lias only to tlut time was employed at the, or more within sold village. <2> Il is not subdivided into vil ­ plant for not furnishing whipping ' such police powers In lite matter nr. Hastings Mfg Co lage lots, except In one instance, This order docs not inter­ are expressly given to lhe county by "Parade." the weekly picture when the subdivision wa* made cream. fere witli lhe program of a hos­ statute; and that tiie right to offer newspaper of the Detroit Sunday more than 40 years ago and has pital or other supervised medical a bounty for killing foxes has never Free Press, in its last Sunday’s Issue since been abandoned. program or treatment of patients been given to lhe counties by our featured a "Farewell to Harvard" Each of said tracts ta located under medical supervision. Thu, state legislature. story accompanied by numerous il­ i on<31 hi other word* the attorney gen­ the border of said village, and also does -not include any butterfat lustrations of life in that well-known its setting apart will not cause any sent to creuneilm. etc., for lhe eral liolds tliat wild animal* belong college. Of interest to her many portion of Ute village to be isolated manufacture of butter. to Hie state, not to the counties; Hastings friends is the knowledge that tiie state is trustee lor the peoTlic butterfat saved by tills con ­ from any other part of it. that one of the two good looking <4> The land involved ha* been w^... servaiion order b to be used pie for of Michigan and hu« no laws boys on tiie cover (the one to the tlia^l give control to counties over •• for agricultural agricultural butter manufacture. lefts is Paul Jones. Jr., son of Mr. used exclusively ------- .... It is presumed Dial the butterfat noxious animals; Inal the right to and Mrs. Paul Jones. Sr. tPlorenee purposes and. although the dwell­ t.uch control belongs to Uie state ings on Kune of Uie Ute tracts tract* are usctl used content of milk will also be reduced Dimond* of Grand Rapids, who is a legislature and nut to a board of ■ they ------ are ~so used, in lhe near future for Die same senior and'will enter Ute armed for living purpose*, supers bora. in connection with the operation purpose. forces on graduation. Foxes have become noxious uniof the land* for funning purposes. mals in this county. That is why The legislature three years ago the 32.00 bounty on foxea was ot­ .enacted a law providing Uiat lands tered by our board of supervisors. located within the corporate limits In Calhoun county the bounty was of any city or village of thta state, fixed at 35 00. Since tlic bounty and which are not subdivided into wits offered in Hits county a total Tlic usual observance of Ute Presi­ lots, but nrc used exclusive!*' for ag­ Housewives Urged to Use of 334 00, has been paid. dent’s birthday on Jan. 30. with a ricultural purposes, may be. by court We ure not presuming to question Fresh or Home-Picked Foods action, set out from such city vil ­ President's ball will not be held in 1 the ruling of Attorney General lage and become a part of the town • to Conserve Con-Metal Barry' county this year, reports tiie ship in which they are located. Ruahtan. But we Mill believe tluit, chairman. Probate Judge Stuart Every one will recognize the jus­ Barry County housewives can. tn counties where loxes have be­ Clement. However, the cards for tice of such a. law. and the injus­ save enough steel for 2.073 machine, come dcstrucUve, as they have in , Burry, that a board of .supervlaois, the March of Dimes will be mailed tice of compelling farm land to pay gums simply by replacing one.can acting for lhe people of l|ic county. city or village taxes for such pur- of fruit* or vegetables a week dur­ out u soon a* the supplies are re­ jwscs as water works, sewers and ing the coming year with fresh or. .should lake steps lo put an-end to , ceived so all who wish to donate to street work"'when mich farm’lands home-packed produce, according U. their destructive work as fur a* ito*­ the Barry County Salvage commit­' sible. Willie lhe board may lack the Infantile Paralysis Foundation get no benefit from it. t auUtonty from the state to oiler a as‘ though lhe assessing tee. may do ao-by lending their dimes. _.JIt‘ seems ‘ ‘ officers In the village and townshin Ttiis substitution. Utged by the, bounty on loxes, tin* law ol common i h1.'01 ’■ might lower the valuation enough War Production Board, will not only; sense would seem to indicate that uf. KmEI !S ■!!' S55.- save steel but also conserve food by. they sltould do what Ute board tn fit of some "taxation on such lands. ,Utmg extra supplies of fresh pro­, this county did. We doubt if any left in lhe fund, but lhe committee duce made available by tnerexsedI slate official will go into court to feels they should be ready for emer­ production, caroling restrictions and। stop what several counties have gencies that may occur this year. Farmers to Rent and reduced storage facilities, according, found it necessary lo do. All of the money received from 'Hie legislature, which L. now In such marketing authorities as• Swap Farm Machinery to the balls ond the dimes must be Earl R. French marketing director. sc.ssjon. ought to give counties the used to assist those suffering a* the to offer bounties for destroy­ By swapping the use ot farm ma­ of A de P's produce-buying affiliate,' right result of infantile paralyis, and a the Atlantic Commission Company. ink noxious animals. If that body chinery or by renting |t out to neigh ­ good many have received such help A number two "tin" can average.,i fails to take such nctiop. we do not in this county. Several who have bors, Massachusetts farmer* should .235 |x>unds of steel plus a smallI believe counties will be prosecuted been crippled by polio have been bc.uble to make their present supply amount of tin. and a single family, by the slate for saving their people supplied with braces and crutches of farm equipment last for the dura- ran save 12.2 pounds of steel in uj the expense of furnishing chickens and others have been given emer­ tian, says Roy E. Moser, extension year by the can-a-week reduction. and oUior poultry, as well ns lumbs. gency medical and hospital treat­ ’ economist at Massachusetts State French said. Thus Barry County'sJ for lhe dally menu of its fox popument. 5.950 families can save 72.590 poundsi lation. One-half of the money sent in is of steel, enough to make 2,073 thirty returned lo the county for this sjieArmy Blackout Orders calibre machine guns, each requir­ clal use for infantile paralysis cases. their machines as though they were ing 35 ixnmds of steel for manufac­ All manufacturing plants and esOthers on lhe committee for tiie last ones to be made. That ture: he pointed out. ..... 1 VibluhmcnU must comply wi Barry county are Maurice Foreman. means keeping the machine* pro­ cP’X.nnrtf™?1 b,ack“u‘ instructions issued by the tected from weather and misuse and 857 pounds out C(,n,(nftn(jilli{ general* ol the defento nntm « of n steel > m if carried ,-nrr>• ntq Richard Cook. Judge clement L. inuking repairs nt the proper-lime, by nil of Michignn'K 1.383,185 fam, ’ ,, k tk,’ , .also writing to the mjIiooI supcrinHie* it was UrouuhLput. On a na- commands in which they arc localtendenu in lhe county soliciting seeing that the machinery has plen­ Uonal -basLv. America’s 31,000,000 «1, even though this mean* a temtheir coojierntlon In making the ty of grease and oil. and is not sub- famllie* could save enough alec I Lo purnry cessation of producilon. lhe jeet lo unreasonable loads gnd make 5.000 medium tanks or 38 Lib- war department announced today. March of Dimes a success tn 1943. “J,'W . C-n.lo mun.llon. o, Bnt making farm -machinery last |0, MQjno Ilium MMa ( lb,m. ,„ u» Puller are training the youth of longer Is only iialf Uie job. says Porous Charcoal commanding general, services of Norwalk; Conn., to obey traffic rule* . Murer. -M ,. Machinery should be kept Wood charcoal is an unusually *ui’Pb'. through the office of provost by taking their pictures, the Inter- busy as much a* possible bccatlsc porous material, its bulk being ap- niar*hal general to continue prodne“■ “—’ City *”■" Managers *'—*---------------. lonw machine* wear out about a* national association proximatcly one-third the bulk of i <*«» during’ blackouts. JhoM. says. Instead of "getting - rpugh" . , lost being idle <i« theythey do in use. ever, must provide.for pn:v:d=.,'.-;r the t!-.c blacking with a school child *een violating By using them ipurc mure hours h> a doy the wood from which it 1* made. out of all light, openings, tn order a safety rule or traffic law. the po- and more day* a'year farmer* can to comply Want a Ride? - • with blackout regulations lice officer take* out his camera *av‘e labor, earn more money, and An airplane travelin. 105 mtlei an “sued b* *hr commanding general* and make* a pictorial record of the 1 produce mure <>f the food needed in hour would take 105 year* lo reach I °« ““ d,:fcn*c command* in whrt;h indiscretion The next week a slide j our victory program. • they arc located. the sun. say* a London statistician . U1C F nrc of the photograph is shown at the Machines that ordinarily have *chool safety-talk period. The pic- zbeen ,„, used only a few days a year forial records have been found so ef- j can be kept <>n the job by using fective, according to police officials. ( them on a larger acreage on the that lecturing to the students on their I same farm or by swapping or rent­ T ln({ th(.m cia |o neighboring fanners. violations- ----------------------is unnecessary- Butter, lb 51c Freeport Del Monte, No. S’j can AUTHORITY TO OFFER FOX BOUHTY WPB order LIMITS. N0 MILK GRADES ASK THAT LANDS BE SET OUT OF VILLAGE DON’T VITAMIN DAIRYLAND B “ "CAT PEOPLE" 0 HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 1118 N. CHURCH ST. �1ANVAAY 14. 1943 THY RA$TD(G3 । DUNHAM DISTRICT । A large number of friend* and relIh.i» ,u*w gathered at the Dunham PUREWATERSUPPLY ORGANIZATIONS | IS VERY IMPORTANT n«l ■yh»U»«-r iu.n-.h~. .Ill suiurdw afternoon, Jan. 21, at the usual honor ot Mr. and Mrs. Orl Gillespie -----------------*'». A 'bountiful potlurf " “ ,|- <■"-*•*2; Beatrice ”:'b. Ball (Continued an page I. B»c. 2> - (time and place. , . . .I ------------Isupper supper was was served served alter alter which th-, water supply system had completed! Bany county Nurse* A**o- bride and■ groom opened the large | the job. collected his pay aud Baa elation will meet at Uie Health Unit variety of lovely gift-, and passed gone; so the owner, of course, was Office here Wed.. Jan, 20. at 8:00 out a treat to the crowd * The Mapie Grove Community Fann Bureau reluctant to do any further repair, p will meet Saturday evening with Mr. unm 1 The W. C. T. U. wlU meet at the and Mrs. Orson McIntyre. « Mn and not until further mator tmuhla ho^arH«Mt: lioinf Qf MrJ j w Hewl(, ma K8 B. Grace Maik was taken to Leila has-He m’Jle Dibble. Tuesday, Jan 19 at 2 P M. pital in Battle Creek Saturday for' cated defffiy^TiuIVrott t-omnbuiX X'eUnnr’to treatment of ear and sinus trouble. would be Over, if the well-dxillcr me program *omrthtn« ,o '* Thursday afternoon several war board chairmen of Maple Grave met the program and cement man could be shown the at the home of Ward Cheeseman value of properly locating and in-' for. instruction In making out the ■ The January meeting of the Busi­ Farm stalling a water supply system after Plan Work Sheet * Mn. Mina a source had been develo[>ed Meet­ ness Women's Hospital Guild wUl Aldrich of Delton, who has been a uig* were were arranged amnigeu and ana recotnrrcom2” mHtee guest of Mr. arm Mrs. Clyde Walton ings mended plans and specifications P* P; ®V t for several weeks, returned to her were set forth. Attendance at these home Sunday. training meetings was good. We were fortunate to have in alien>d ML ° GREGORY dance all of the Officers of the R*‘c*ord aalsting. Mr. and Un. Vem Haywood were Michigan Well-Drillers Association, ,, , „. ,,, at various times, so much weight H04?! “ Su ? •oT'S? Sunday dinner guesU at the home was added to these gatherings. *» Mrs. Hamwn Dodds. 828 8 of Mrs. Charles Aldrich of Hastings "It Is now well understood by 1 Jefferson, on Wednesday. Jan. 20 A Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Haywood und Barry county well men that. 1/ a U*’8 have a good attendance, family ot Dowling were Sunday af­ ternoon visitors at the home of Mr waler well is developed, the system of worktoget out. und Mrs. Donald Henion * Mi s muit be protected in accordance T._ must Susie Phillip* 4* al the home of Mr with luggestcd procedures advocated J!1' Thornapple und Mrs. Linden Snyder of Hastings bv the the Michigan Michigan Department Department of of . bv “‘ Bureau aronP caring for the new baby and Mrs Health. Bureau of Engineering. I The South Thornapple Farm Snyder. against all future contamination a* Bureau Group will meet with Mr. far as It Is possible to estimate. A “nd Mrs Oscar Flnkbeiner Tliursgreat many repairs have been made i day evening^Jan. 21. Topic of dts- Pigcons Flout Laws; to Barry county's private water sup- 1 cusslon L* "The National ConvenProtected by Friends pUcs. and our well drillers have ' tlon’' • study of resolutions adopted graduated from mere "hole punch- st the national convention of tiie The pigeon i» a noisy bird, es- ' ent" lo experienced qualified well American Farm Bureau Federapecially when it begins to bill and drillers. i Hon. Pot luck supper. coo in the early morning. Its hab- ' "Laboratory samples showing im- — ------------provetnent in the water supply are its. too. are anything but cleanly. included in Uie following samples Regular meeting of W. R C. Ordinances against keeping pigeons of water tested in the various year* Thursday. Jan. 14. at 2 o'clock. In­ in congested districts probably are a* follows: stallation of officers. justified, but their enforcement is I In 1936—207 samples tested ail but impossible. Prairie Gkrden ( lab i In 1937—368 samples tested Because the pigeon, like the Eng- | The Prairie Garden Club spent In 1938—363 samples tested lish sparrow and the starling, find* I a. very pleasant afternoon at the In 1939-699 samples tested hqme of Ruth Klump Jan. 5 Six ­ its self-preservation In the instmct [ In 1940—316 sample* tested teen members were present. Blanche In 1941—375 samples tested Cridler presented the study for lhe In 1942—340 samples tested "In 1939. a survey of waler sup­ day. "Window Garden.*," and dis­ building, or a steeple, of overhang­ plies was made In Freeport. Nash­ cussed the various plant* which can ing eaves, there is its safe harbor . ville and Middleville. Of those sub­ be grown in sunn-; or shady win­ mitted then 126 samples were re­ dows. Tiie next meeting will be at In the very cities that prohibit lhe , ported as contaminated. This has lhe home of Harriet Flnkbeiner. raising of pigeons, pigeons belong­ led to noteworthy Improvements in Jan. 26. An Interesting program is ing to nobody make free with lhe the waler supply of all three vil­ being arranged by members on the city itself. Thgy are the most fnCounty Line. lages." dcfatigable of squatters. They make MARTIN CORNERS friends with men. They arc fed by OBITUARY John Mead, who resided on hU children. They are as lame a* pupViola Hoover, eldest daughter of farm a mile north of the Comers, John B. and Margaret Hoover, was was taken seriously III about a week For protection, their wing*, on bom September IX 1178. In the ago and removed to the home of his county of Miami, slate of Ohio, and daughter. Mrs. Grace Luca* near which they sw«x>p.and curve und lift passed away on Wednesday. January Woodland where he died last Friday and drop as animated poems. A 0, al her home In Freeport, at lhe afternoon. Mr. Mead was bom in sudden noise sends them whirling nge of 64 years. 3 months and 24 Castleton township near Stony Point into the air. but their confidence is days. over 88 years ago and has always She came to Michigan with her lived In the township. He was a good soon restored. They cannot be hunt­ parents at Uie age of two years. neighbor and the good friend of the ed or'poisoned or exterminated be­ In lhe year 1901 she was united in Martin church, being ready and will­ cause they have learned that for his marriage to James Rogers at Coals ing to contribute to any of the own Safety man cannot threaten Grove and they resided iff Johns­ church's needs. He is survived by theirs successfully. town township. Barry county for two daughters. Mrs. Grace Lucas ot about 30 years. To this union were Woodland, and Mrs. Henry Cole of bom four children: Mrs. Ruth Mak- Hastings township, a son. Fred Mead filling than a flock of pigeon* in the yc* of Battle Creek; Kenneth J. of Dayton. O. Five grandchildren, sunlight, or strutting on a lawn, or Rogen and Alton L Rogers of Jack­ several great grandchildren, .lmulowns two two dr,vin« wldc circ,« in ‘t,c sh,, r son, and Carl A. Rogers of Battle e«uu«-onnnera. ,half-brothers. /-■ — — Arthur and• Chas. Joy <1 d'Rht against a background SlffTjLWMl‘ad of Ca*lleton. a half-sister, of cloud*! sisters Mr, Mrs. Ellen Hubbard of s.mh Kenfield of Lansing and Greenville. Mich, and Mrs. I C several nieces and nephews. Tlic ™ .......... Great Shipyard Wise W Rh.of Chicago. . th. Chnrrh funeral was held Monday -* ----------afternoon She united with lhe Church of -t •, >wo o'clock The largest single plant In the c’ilLcX from tiw the Mnrtin. the Brethren at Battle Creek sev- — —... n. ,. Townsend .ww.wcum wm church. Rev. ... H. V. con-­ war production drive Is the Newport cral years ago. and about a year ago ducting the service and interment News Shipbuilding and Drydock united with the U. B. Church of was made in the Nashville cemetery, company, employing 27,000 men; lhe Freeport and was a moat devoted member of the church of her choice. curu. 01 «>»“<»• Her husband preceded her In 6 nt Pennock hospital a son weigh- ,urin« e°mPany P,nnt •« Portland, death about 12 years ago. leaving ing 6 Um 7 oz Congratulations. * Ore., which employs 19 her to mourn the loss of a dear and Mrs. Millie Fisher spent Saturday faithful companion. She later moved afternoon with her brother. William to Freeport, where she made her Cogswell and daughters on U»e Cen­ home for the past seven years and ter road. * Clarence Curtis of Au­ where her Intereato were chiefly in gusta was an over lhe weekend visi­ her family and the work of lhe local tor at Mr. and Mrs Roland Barry's. churches. « Mrs. Barry’ is caring for her little She was united In marriage to grandson. Roger Curtis, while his Ooy Stowell of Hastings, on May 23. mother Is In the hospital. * MUs 1942. who with lhe four children Ruby Cogswell visited a fnend in survive to mourn lhe loss of a lov­ Battle Creek over the weekend * ing wife and mother. Other sur­ George Gillespie of Charleston. W. vivors are six grandchildren and a Virginia, visited his brothers. The host of more distant relatives and Will and Eoimer Gillespie families, friends. over the weekend. Funeral services were held at the United Brethren church at Free- , Decay Explodes port at 2:30 P. M. Saturday. Jan.' Robert Hudson wanted his break­ 9. 1943 with Rev. P. E' Olmstead of Caledonia, her former naslor offic­ last egg just so. He went to the iating. Interment al Banfield ceme­ henhouse and selected his own. He tery. boiled it three minutes. Then he tried to crack IL The egg explod­ Indians Trained To relieve the shortage of experi­ ed and left Hudson's hand bleeding. enced woodsmen employed In pulp­ wood cutting in northern Ontario. BOMB TIIE JAPS WITH JUNK! Indians are being token to the "bitsh country" for training. The men are taking naturally to the work and doing an excellent job.. The red men ditions.'The Indians are placed in groups classified according to tribal conditions. Living Get Paid How much, would you estimate, was paid out to policyholders and beneficiaries this year? The stupen­ dous sum of 8X530.000.000. Of this. 01 cents of every dollar went to liv­ ing policyholders. It is a noble tribute to American breadwinners that they exercise such 'self-denial that they are able to invest on an unparalleled scale in insurance to safeguard their dependents. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY H.I0.Y PIONEER — FOB­ YIELD • STANDING ABILITY • FEED One-Story Frame House First Built in Lenoir, N. C. In Back about 1841 or 1M2.’ in the foothills of the Blue Ridge, one Iona frame building marked the site of trial city. Lenoir. N. C Soon after the establishment of the county in 1841. the town of Lenoir was located apd lota staked off. Surveys were made and the lota sold at publie auction. With Uie surveying of lhe new j town completed, owners of the variLou* lots entered Into a race for lhe completion of the first building tn the town, writes Nina J. Robinson in the Lenoir News-Topic. Maj James Harper was winner and Uie first building ever erected in Lenoir, a qne-stoqr frame building, came Into bqing on a part of Uie lot now taken up by the Bank of Lenoir. An Interesting sidelight op the story of I.cnM.r* first buildpigis the PIOHEER — the corn otp/enty SPECIALS SATUB0AY BEST-YET-FLOUR zqik b«g 93, CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP - new an<* improved 2 cans 1 7c VELTMAN COOKIES . most varieties lb. 12c BISC-O-BIT CRACKERS 9oz.Pkg. 12c FLORIDA ORANGES dozen 32c HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Maxine Clark. tra allo capacity to expand silos or other types that require He or no metal in coostroctka Vanilla Plants' Seeda Success in growing vanilla plants from seeds, which had been consid­ ered virtually impossible, was re­ cently reported. Time to Ihlnk of .Ml|> Dairymen are asked to continue to produce to the utmost as part ct lhe war effort to help keep Ameri­ cans healthy. This works a hard­ ship on them during period* of sur­ plus production. The peak of pro­ duction is reached in June, and it seems only logical then that consum­ ers take some responsibility to help relieve the pressure. Those who drink more milk and eat more dairy products help themselves to better ui ’uiui at mv health the vuiuc same uitie. time. jvmx Milk IS is called the almost perfect food, and lhe experts say that milk and dairy products are among the most eco■ • pOrchases ‘ ‘ nomlcal Uiat the family can make. For'good health they recommend one quart daily for children and al least one pint dally for adults. arlous Capital Location* Tlic first capita) of the United States under the Constitution was New York city. Congress moved from there to Philadelphia on De­ cember 6.’1700. remaining there un­ til May 4. 1800. Washington became lhe capital in November of that | 1 .' ' I j I meeting place of the Continental Congress and the seat of lhe govern-" men! during the period, of lhe Revo­ lutionary war and until lhe imu founding .iu.uk of ,hc national capital. They were: Philadelphia, September 5. 1774; Baltimore. Md.. December 20. 1776; Philadelphia. March 4. 1777; Lan, caster. September 27. 1777; York. Pa • September 30. 1777; I’hlladclP^ia. July 2, 1778; Princeton. N. J., J“ne 3®Annapolis, Md., Novefilber 26. 1783; Trenton. N. Ji. November 1. 1784; New York. Janu- CONSERVATION NEED NOT MEAN HARDSHIP FOR ANYBODY In planning for you our SUPPLIES FOR THE HOME FRONT, we have searched out lhe things that will best help you conserve and save. . | , ' t ! In estimating the number of tons ' of hay or straw in a stack, multiply | the length by Uie width at the ground । Manila Rope Supply by one-fourth the distance over the t »----- . T ---------J------ /■ — > The army does not anticipate a stack, J j”' ., • * • . ; nrlmu Jh.ru,, cl M.nllh ccpr. divide-lhe lhe multiplied product by 600 despite loss nf .u th.- Phllippints* *up- j if the slack is weir settled, or by1 I ply. the war department said. Sisal 650 to 700 if lhe stack is new or not fiber, grown in Mexico. Central well settled. . , America. Haiti and Bahamas, may j be used ond mixed with available, Only Husbands Can Sue supplies of Manila fiber, which the i Only husbands can sue for dl- I army has been storing for some j -orce In Japan. i time. Nobody's home is going lo be loo well healed this win­ ter. We're all going to hove to depend on body-wamrth conserved by means ol warmer clothes ond bedding. Penney blankets, for more than forty years, have been famous all over lhe country. Our experience has stood us in good stead in these limes of need. Again this winter, we hove the blankets you must have to keep health­ fully warm, and conserve fuel at the same time. And- though no one should buy anything not urgently needed, in Inis instance we suggest that an adequate, and even a lavish supply of warm bed coverings i sound conservafionlneai New, Criip C.oUotu! Smart Shirtwaist Styles in Striped Unene Button Front Coat Types in Flowered Prints • Long-Waisted Models in Bright New Percales Destined to take you gaily through all your household tasks for many seasons to cornel And grand for your canteen work or-other volunteer activitieaf A wide choice of but toned-to-the- hem. shirtwaist or long walsled style* . . . with the popular sweetheart, square or notched collar neckline*. Fine fabrics that arc both durable and pretty . . . stripes, checks and flower prints. Crisp colors for an early spring. Each one a smart bar­ gain! Sizes 12 to 52. Keep 9em Katin’! Farmers have as huge a responsi­ bility in the effort to win the war as any other group. The armed forces must be 'adequately fed in many parts of the world. Those who stay behind to man the countless essen­ tial civilian functions must likewise be fed. To produce that food, farmers must keep their "plants" in tip-top running order. That means ade­ quate equipment, sufficient sup­ plies, necessary manpower, and co­ operation from government and in­ dustry. The individual farmer cando lit­ tle of the battling, trouble-shooting, and negotiating that are nqpessary to get those needs. But your organ­ ization is in there pitching - that's what it's for. And it can work - and achieve — in direct proportion to the number of its supporting members. You need the Farm Bureau - and your neighbors need YOU in it! Rayon Marquisette Join your Farm Bureau today! Barry Co. Farm Bureau TOWELS CURTAINS Rewdy-toHang pairs 1 AQ Sheer rayon — lovely with drapes or alone! Easy to launder at home Deep 3" bottom and 1" aide hems. lold Checks 1 In. x 42 in. 9Q_ Big. bold checks — Soft, fluffy terry sized Just right for bath or kitchen! Wash Cloths to Mate!* 7* PLAID PAIRS 1.49 On Guard For Health! Real warmth and extra value In this low priced double blanket. MEN'S JACKETS COTTON PLAIDS <|Ac Reprocessed Wool Body and Cape Leather Slervcs Pastel plaids. 72"x84" ZR QQ ’ ” Stylish Men'g Leather Cloves, Hog Hide Boys' Work 349 Flexible sluuiks and vw Husky JIMMIES Dainty Rayon 98c • Neat, warm and RUG­ GED! Smart bib styles with adjust­ able suspend- Mena Blanket Lined OVERALL COATS $2-2’ Full 16 oa. blanket lining of 50 69c Fine Shirts play. Stripes and checks in bright • colors for nil the Boys. 03 Caswals WOMEN'S OXFORDS Keep warm and well — the SMART way! Handsome wool and leather combinations in gay two-tones with colorful, snug knit cuffj and waist Boys’ Shirts BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS STORE *d on the highways is owned and operated by the government MARRIA ed the 30 acres of land for the town site, paid 3400 for the lot upon which he erected the store building There followed other buildings, many of them of har.d-hewn logs; tor there were no sleam'miiis in the county then and the capacity of the water-power mills with their small upright sash saws was limited. it Is difficult to even imagine this busy placc.with only one little frame building within lhe then 30-acre LOCAL PION HR RIPRIStNTATIVI ARTHUR K. RICHARDSON >ute 3Phone 701FZ-1 The process by whieh wood fiber is pressed Inta "hargboatd** was discovered by accident. In 1934 W. H. Mason, an Inventor, accidentally left an experiment running when ha went out tar lunch. On retomlng be discovered his material had been pressed into a graintoes board ot Iron-like hardness. This was the first piece of hardboard. insulation on winter duty! And tough 220 wt. denim Lo make it stand up to as muiy beatings as your overalls lake! Note Uie corduroy top collar— no more chafing neck when Remember the name—Ox Hide for YOUR kind of service at YOUR kind of price I SUPPLIERS CynHiia Slips 1.29 Four-gore tailored styles tn soft ray­ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY !«, 1M4 PAGE FOUR Four Leaf Clover* Can Now Be Made to Order EDITORIALS If a tour leaf clover can bring any luck to Its possessor Dr. P. W. Wil­ ton of the University of Wisconsin should have plenty of good fortune. He baa found a way of producing tour-leaf clovers. And if there te. any luck to a four-leaf clover there should be more luck to a five-leaf or.e. In that case Dr. Wilson should be a most fortunate person because h6 also has grown the five-leaf vark iCouunued from page 1. Sec. 1) operation te attacked with violence and bltternew by congrcMlonul members ot hte own Republican par­ ty one begins to wonder From slavery to a top-ranking pc-j sitton among present-day acienlteu te lhe unique record made by Dr.. George Washington Carver, noted j Negro chemist and educator who. died recently. His unselfish record stamped him ax a great humaWLa- ■ • rtan u well as a scholar. Much of hte । research and energies were directed i toward improving the lot of lhe ne- | I groes. He made remarkable creations j’| out of ordinary, commonplarc ma- = tertate yrhlch were available to hte Impoverished brethren. By the use ol great technical skill und creative l imagination he developed an as-; tounding variety of useful products from the lowly peanut and sweet jx>tato. Dr. Carver could have amassed a sizeable fortune. If he hud so de­ sired. Hut. for himself. he retained only sufficient for a very modest scale of living and all lhe benefits which.might have accrued from his discoveries ware given to hte |>roulor to Jhe nation. .The spirit which motivated the life of George Wash­ ington Carver te representative of the spirit which will be needed by the statesmen of thte world when , the lime comes for fabricating a durabie peace. These extra leaf clovers were pro­ duced by Dr. Wilson in a series of experiments he has conducted in growing these plants under reduced WINNING the WAR . Another great scientist and per­ sonality was lost to the world with the death of Nikola Tesla, the Dal­ matian peasant boy who came to this country and rase to fame. Unlike Dr Carver. Teda devoted most of his life to explorations beyond the imme­ that no planes roar down upon die prices of the things you ouy; helps diately practical He was the Jules Vern of scientists, a great mathema­ make the money you spend go further— your home... no shells plow up tician and physicist whose imagina­ now. By putting your money into War your fields ... no armies trample tive blueprints for the future were your crops and fields. Yet in this Bonds and keeping it up regularly, month plausible even tliough they were years nhend of the technical re­ war, victory begins on-your farm—by pro­ after month, you will be sure of having the sources of the present. Communica­ ducing more Food for Freedom —and by money when you can use it best. And if you ting with Mam. plucking heat unite need the money, you can get it back anytime saving more in War Bonds and Stamps. out of the atmosphere to run twijines. using the whole earth a.s an after 60 days from issue date of the Bond.,^ 1 lerc indeed is an opportunity every Amer­ electric resonator sg that a man in Don’t delay —your “fighting dollars" arc ican will welcome. For by saving your China could conununicau- vUrelessly with another in America and trim .­ needed now. . money, you help save for yourself as well milting power through' space were •as your country. What's more, your money Make Every Market Day "Bond Day’’—In­ among the Interesting possibilities he probed. In the realm of practical invested in War Bonds helps keep down vest At Least 10%. Invention. Tesla will be jernernbered f— Note You Can Buy War Bonds Through Your Rural Postman! for the Invention cf the induction motor, developments In polyphase currents and alternatinif current en­ gineering. discoveries which puved the way for lhe Liter development of the wireless telegraph, the use of oil transformers. gn-s-dtecharge lamps which were foreninner.s of Hie present-day neon lights and a spe­ cial lorm of direct current arc In a This space is a contribution to America s All-Out War program by ... magnetic field which was later uti- I Iteed by Poulsen tn the first, practi- I cal radio telephone. But. it te pass!Penna. Tops In Liquor Vinous Genealogy ble. that In years to come. Tesla will I The Commonwealth of Pennsyl­ Gjape varieties now grown In Uie be remembered as the groat .'denttet ' r ’ Tateih,” as It vania today is the nation’s largest who went beyond hte era to call the >» expressed in Gaelic, is a Highland Crcsta Blanca wine-produesng area that endows around Livermore. Calif., arc of tho dealer in liquor, the United States turn on great developments to come. cupcratition * J - certain ——-=census’ bureau reveals. Pennsyl­ persons with the power to sec future type known as ’’European’* Variety, The so-called “White Paper ” on Paper" on iI or diitaht events as the prerent. Al- having been grown in Europe since vania’s sales surpass that of any “Peace and War." recently ;ly released | though the visions prenumably were the ti.rly days of the Romans, but other agency, its receipts totaling by the U. 8. Department ok State! involuntary and accompanied-by a proves beyond reasonable doubt that feeling of dread there arc records of vine of southwestern Asia. return, the stalo and local govern­ thte country leaned over backward rites which were performed for thte ments realize a pru^t of nearly to avoid war with any of the Axis | purpose. $17,000,000 from thu great monopoly. Hix Champions nations. These ’’papers" furtlie? in- I - t , _____________ The six most important inventions dlcale that the atate department was I , of tho past century nrc generally well aware that Japan had plans for 1 । > Bomb Shelter In Honshu is Japan’s principal is­ agreed to have been the telephone, a sneak attack on Pearl Harbor ■ bomb shelter with many months before the blow ac­ land and Hokkaido U:c second larg- automobile^ radio, rayon, motion int^wer it featured New York pictures and the airplane. tually fell. In view of the fact that1 cst these warnings were iransmittca transmitted to to -----------------------------------------------------------------------uicsc ------------------------------------ ---------- on the farm IT’S TRUE BUY U.S. under which life would be impos­ sible for human beings, the plants prospered. In atmospheres that were so attenuated that they would support only six inches of mercury in a barometer tube instead of lhe normal 30 Inches which the air sup­ ports al sea level, the plants grew longer and broader leaves and the plant* as a whole were larger. Some Desk plants- developed un­ der these very low pressures; some had long-pointed leaves and others developed the four and five leaf forma. Plants which were grown at nearly double the normal pres- from the field-grown plants. ' GET IN THE SCRAT! production ot a training film, "Mentificalicn of United States Army Air- Attar working for a shipping firm th shortly afterward mada the followlog stoiemant: a shfp-bulkler's daughter, the follow- lie successfully engaged in mer­ chandising. foreign trade and bank­ ing. and In addition to his acUviUee In the commercial and financial Hfe city in various capacities. At his large sums to charity and provided in his will tor the founding at Girard Australia, like the United t les. has an urgent conservation ___ lem. The present crisis directs attention to the imperative necesaity for taking every passible "step to maintain adequate forest resources. and for the intensive protection end development ot these resources. In little more than a century of settlemen!, destruction ot the natural forJ.I WOOTI h.. proend,. ,p,e,. The Culur, „t <hl> alate la bound up with the retention of forest cover on vulnerable land features tn order to safeguard and perpetuate the vita! water supplies, without which all labor and money expended on progressive engineering works for hernessing streamflow, and on the reclamation and improvement of land for farming by the introduction ( of Irrigation, will go for nought . I I ( j ' j I 1 i 'j ।' I . I of arrivals, delays or other changes in plana.” While the equipment aboard ahlp must obviously he more extensive than that with which the telephone user on land is familiar, operating the equipment te Utile different To a great extent, the system works automatically and requires only cas­ ual attention. A loud speaker In lhe pitot bouse ___ ____ ___________ _____ In the land telephone eyatem. The receiver, left on a fixed setting, to turned to'the tranamitlar on shore, Consequently when a boat is called Ite name or number iaaues from the loud speaker with aufficient volume to be heard in the pilot house, when lhe pitot hears tho name hl, j. haod ta* •• • - —only difference between talking over the merlne radio telephone and an ordinary telephone on land te that the perron on shipboard preuea a button when he desires to talk and releases it when the other party to the conversation 4s talking. KROGER EGG NOODLES 2 A?, 3’e Broad, medium or fine SEASIDE LIMA BEANS > b pig 13c Same high quality as formerly canned WAR Bonds*Stamps Macaroni BAKIN' BEANS Cult baking lime */3 Pancake Flour Country Club. 18c lb 5 bag 23c lbs 47c 2 20-oz. pkgs. 17c French Brand <><"» 2 HobDated Spotlight CoHm, lb' 21c it 2 box 61c 3 Large loaves 25c Loaf Cheese Breakfast of Champions 10c WOLVERINE RUSK Holman’s. Dutch Tea Rusk, pkg* 15c Doughnuts *| FLOUR SALE Nation'll favorite bran tit! CoMtry Club Enriched Quart 28C POUND CAKE Jumbo size 39c and in ib Sbcad CISCO Stsnss W lb lb lb lb W 17c 15c BOSTON CREAM PIE wed. 19c Custard filling, chocolate icing GOUGH DROPS Smith Bros or Luden’s VITAMIN CAPSULES pig. 53c A. Bl, C, D, G. 30 days supply Ciilon SI.24 CIGARETTES Popular brands «' satvt to 3“ to ■yr- ISt ‘*%WLV»« DRESSES All Winter Dreeses Reduced I Z V2 49c FRESH COOKIES ptB 15i Icebox, Sandwich.^ther varieHes »<y rh^''5' lo 35C ONE LOT REDUCED t SODA CRACKERS •«. pig Country Club 2-in-1 package D others. All styles and sizes. 2 HIRE HOSEY BEET SU6AR 3 18c Sugar Stamp No. 10 good for 3 pounds Use with Buller - maker 2-lbs oul of 1 asr* "JJ* 85c Mb |»r 27< Clover Valley 15c Sport — dress — fur trimmed and 95c Whiter, liner-milled King's Michigan milled Rich, creamed In Pure-pak container TWINKLE 3 PAg. 16c Gelalin Desserts and Puddings lb SI.10 Pillsbary’s Sincerity Salad Dressing 12c GELATIN 31.12 Kitchen-tested 2q^u25c Uj-\b S No dot Pota«o«‘ . ImCe 4® SCRATCH FEED W6 »»to., S2.39 Kfoger's Wasco I I WINTER HATS A nice selection tI 35c Qq War I EVAPORATEO MILK 4 Country Club Safe, approved Best dozen Bonds I 27c Plain or sugared. Trey-packed «b 26c 5 JIFFY BISCUIT 2^ tb pig Mix. Juil add milk or nvator Thiron-enriched with B vitamins and iron toigebewi. 11C Good quality - spicy! COATS HITRY FLOUR Country Club Enriched Gold Medal Clock Bread Baby Foods. Most varieties . MUSTARD Qu.** 10c Jack Frost - cream style Mos', encouraging indictulon that the Russian offensive thi winter may be more damaging than the one of last year is that the Soviets have taken-.Velikiyc Luki, a key position In the Naji • hedgehog" defense sys­ tem. This-Vs mure significant than ground regained or mtn and matertate captured La-tf year, it will be recalled, the Red ar.mii-.-> tailed ’• rapture a single area winch the Ger­ mans chose to defend WONOERHUT OLEO 2 44c Tumbler Free with 2 pound purchaw EATMORE OLEO 2 X 33c Windsor - American or Brick 6 .... 35c CIDER VINEGAR Avondale COTTAGE CHEESE lb Today’s biggest shortening value ' VEGETABLE NOODLE 2 Me. 17c Soup Mix. Belly Crocker FANCY RICE ‘ 3 * 29c Blue Rose quality 32c 3 PRUNES Fancy Santa Claras 27c 5 ROLLED OATS b*a Regular or quick cooking 2 pkB» 21c WHEATIES CATSUP 25c 9.000 units Vitamin A in each pound ptg 23c Sauce included GERBER’S bag Pure Lard Michigan hand-picked MINUTE f nounced recently. This film, to be used by the army air forces, will combine aerial pho­ tography. animation, and models. Ito' primary purpose Is to facilitate IdentMcatian of United Slates planes under Various conditions. Mr. Dis­ ney acquired expelience in thte type of production to hte recent film, •The Weft System of Aircraft Identi­ fication.” which was produced for Ute navy department. It is planned to make the ermy training film available to the armed forces of the United Nations. mnRKETs or Spaghetti. U. S. No. 1 Semolina s <2, 35c NAVY BEANS MID-WINTER CLEARANCE Mineral Wool Insulation nnuuuon », , . ._ The oldest modern houiic insult. = tion is mineral wool, which wu> first made in Wales. England, in 1810. It was brought oyer to this country in 1867 when it was, even then, ured to protect houses against winter cold and summer heat. One of the oldest existing installations of suth insulation is the heme of Noah Hock­ man in Salem, Va.. which was in­ sulated in 1882. The mineral wool used there is still in perfect con­ dition. ad molies pictures. la utilising the fae allies of his studios tor the Unit- KROGER SIM .. .......................... .... in.. iiiiiiiiiitwiiiiiiiiiiiw^ to understand why American mili­ tary leaders at Hawaii wen- caught so completely off guard th.it eyen Japan waa 'astounded and unpre­ pared for the devastation wrought.. In spite of all that has been pub­ lished regarding the Pearl Hnrboi Incident, much .‘till .remaiiu to be explained But tlic complete story can well be delayed until after the present war has ended. With SMp-LaaJ Phone. cabin boy and in 1773 was licensed In Jars in which the air pressure' an atmosphere, a condition which is found naturally only up near the stratosphere. Instead of suffering ill effects FUHm Cnh BsuiHp.d Slcphen Girard, philanthropist, financler and merchant, was born in Frahce. May 30, 1730. son of Pierre and Odette (Lafargue) Girard. AAAH of ■'Ityles ond colors. — REDUCED TO — ■ JB. EGG MASH MOTOR OIL Ponn-Ra* 100's 2 • 1001b baj ... ’’31.39 B^. pure Pennsylvania CLEANSER 2o KITCHEN KLENZER Scours, gleans, brightens TRUMP BROOMS Choice broom corn, 4-se*! 104 East State Street ■nmsM WOODBURY'S SOAP Phone 2132 $3.15 Kroger s Wasco with purchase ol 3 bars al regular 17c w 5c He* 6c 43c 1c ALURE SOAP FLAKES u.-eu 17c Guaranteed sale lor lines) washables Celen l9« eASTIl OINNHWAII \ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, TH UBS DAY, JANUARY 14, IM3 cw 'ruiiprutf DOWLING REBEKAH OFFICERS On account of gas rationing and C A C I C T V MF \A/ C On .Friday evening, lhe Hiawa­ Mn. John Eddy was called to Lan- LnUKLlilJ saving of Ures we had anticipated J V L I L I I 11 L VY J tha Rebekah lodge had its annual . sing Friday by the Hines* of her a- noticeable decrease in social ac­ installation of officers. Mrs. Charles Mr and Mrs. Dcnald Riciiartteon «’ U , WESLEYAN METUODUT tivities, out u Uie ladies in tne cum- WOMEN'S HOSPITAL Freer, district deputy, conducting turned home of Glens Fklte N Y. spent from lu "‘ed h "°‘e Monday. f , CHURCH muniy have embraced tiie wartime BOARD ELECTS lire installation ceremonies. n*u»x until Friday uiim Sunday Duxuaji **• in the uw home iwmc of u> Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster Faster of KaiKai- HmUiio spirit and taken lo walking, eatnestOfficers for 1943 are: Noble The annual meeting of the Wom­ ------------.....---------------------------MM. .1.!.^ 'nj^tung peopte* riMoUng Friday ly and seriously, there seem* to be their uncle. Arthur K. Richardson, . anuzoo visited MT Mr ..d and Mr. Mn Wr.* Fred Grand. Mrs. Carl Weyerman; vice­ W. H. Otte. evening will be at the home of Mr. several coming event* scheduled. * en's Board of Pennock Hoepltal grand. Mr*. Keith James; warden. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson have re- - Barlow and her father, w was held on Monday aiternoon at cently returned from the Cana) Zone Mrs. Charles Annable; conductress, : and Mrs. Frank DcGroote north of Dowling birthday Club on Tuesday the home of Mrs Margaret Hayes. Mrs. Oscar Manning; inside guardwhere Mr Richardson has been— an Mr and Mrs. Nial Casteiein visited the city. - ----------...------------------------------All officers were re-elected for an­ engineer in Dre service, of lire U. her grandfather. ■ August J tank e of j^v. Chrispell will be in Jackson afternoon. * The Red Cross Nursing other years as follow*; Chairman. dian. Mrs. Ear) Mudge; outside ________________ _________________ „ „ w...... Clas* met at the home of Ml** Llz8. Government for the past two Caledonia Sunday and also look her Bunday closing a utwo uweek*' revival guardian. Mrs Jess Snyder; chap­ gua*t'*pr»ac">*r^or'both*inDrn' amllh on Wednesday. « The Ce- Mrs. Kellar Stem; Vice-Ohnn. Mrs lain. Mn. Hugh Myers; recording years Other callers of tiie week mother. mother Mrs Lucy OU*, to her home !j ourUguest pre.u----- ' ■ --ivlrSl“'lll7e “,v FCB ’ <X'1U2* “"i were Corp and Mr*. Richard D in c-talonU ---------«... ---------------------------------------foX*^paster ot •D^Grand : ‘2 ^chctu ^h. Townsend of Jeftcraon Barrack*.- Mo. Mrs. Fred Mahoney of KalamaaooDS.kSI •--------------- ------',he nanclal secretary. Mrs. Inez Haynes, roUrers. Other member* of I Garrett Isham has been home on was the guest of her mother. Mrs. Rapid* church. I board are Mrs. Hayes. Mrs. Fraink treasurer. Mr*. James Burghduff; a week* leave and goe* thte aeek.cc.le Newton and sister, Mrs LcJwell Prayer meeting next Wednesday i *l*n» ??*’'.*?, l’®r-1L?1e,„“Cd, Andrus. Mrs. Charles Doyle, M• s musician. Mrs. Rex Foreman; sup■. ports to noble grand. Mrs. Mauto n naval camp in New Jersey for Teeter, Saturday night and Sunday, evening will be at lhe Cenard Smith further training. t,.. L WftMton 8tonr WM home on W Grand St itheKSly\£finghe IdSrt E A. Burton and Mrs A. H. Ci veth. By virtue qf her position — rlge Roush and Mrs. Dewey Reed; Arthur Hclrlgel and son Raymond Grand Rapids on Tuesday and WedIrving house Friday night and Die W.SC chairman of tiie General Gulla< supports to vice-grand, Mrs. Gay of Traverse City were guests of the ne*day attending a Bible ConferPrayer meeting next Tueaday eve'’hVlV burner at tte Mrs Fred 8 Jones is also a memANotton and Mm. Forrest Tolle*; ­ former's mother.Mrs. 1 n«ng nM win will oc be witn with asr. Mr ana and Mrs. uonn John -• ° * u‘ al“n" i mother. Mrs. John HciHel-:; en'ce. en'cc, held at al the Y. M. C.'. ™ ber of lhe board. Mrs Carvcth and pre** correspondent, Mrs. Oscar riijel. and Mr and Mrs John Hoe-- E1|l JalnM Le,Ur DeVault came M*:col,n "l '«<•*** Wc hope. * “P. Mrs. Burton were the only ones vrnalr from Tuesday till Thursday tKJfe Wednesday from Camp for ® 1Br’e MKhdance. X six-thirty dinner preceded tlfc Wilcox-Rich defense plant in Battle absent. Miss Lottie Teustnk. hos­ Frlday-j;vening meeting. / of last week Buckley, Denver. Col., for a furlough . ruin mom kt i- n cnimr-u Creek this week. Word received from pital superintendent, was present her husband, Ferd Thomas, recently, and gave a short resume of the Family insht for the I O. O F Mr\fH<mard tvMond of‘ Woodland Mr *nd “r* «oy Finstrom were . being arranged for beginning Bun.. was that he had arrived safely in year's work but the yearly report and Rebekahs was held on Tuesday Mrs. Howard DeMond of Woodland. tlcIne |ro|p Toledo over the weekend. I j*n. 3tet. wtth Rev. Franklin Norrte North Africa. * Gaylord Lenhart, evening with u good attendance Tlic honor guest was Mrs. Zetto Widnr’lllnv *tiU Pv‘ FIoyd A- McClurkln of the "f Greenfielji. Ohio, as the Evangcl- who te stationed in California, te A CORRECTION here on a furlough, and vteitng the Mrnid^ Wednesday UU Arm>. A,r le|l ,ol Wedneida... L,t Timpson of Detroit, vice-grand ot home folks for a few days. * Rich- , An error, which we gladly cor­ the Rebekah Assembly of Michigan M, .M Mr. p.n Ic.U HUtrt Mic’Jrtfn"™ riMBT »•»«"»<.•« <" CHZ1ST. ard Lester, son of Archie Lester, is rect. was made in an item tn last also located in North Alrica accord­ week's Banner in reference to Rich­ Installation of the I. O. O. F. of­ relative* in ... Middleville on — Sunday. Hoini. io« Ior u ^veipday lurujuKii furlough wi... with ,I bY1’tNT,?.T . . ...... ............... ••• ....................... ---- imine ii ?<-vcu-u«y Uriit — . p^eda >«_rei..^.<_ ITie subject for Sunday Is "Life. ing to a Ute report. * The sick ones ard Hinkley, son of Mrs. Hazel ficers will be announced later. Lieut. Hartley Piiu.irnin Finstrom who ha* uu hls ulIe •* Mrs McChirkln and { in lhe community seem to be Im­ Hinkley. S. Broadway. The Item been Visiting Hastuus relatives left lno Joseph Sr. II FIRST METHODIST CHURCH nother. nu Mrs orornera anaMcClurkln. auiara proving. Mrs. Mildred Hook te home stated that Richard was fifth In the hu brothers and steter*. on Thursday for Camp Wallace. and no ni* orotners ana ustera. i Mo<.nln¥ Worihlp service will fron^the hospital and graduallv admittance test* at the Yeoman's Texas. । t with shiny new pins which usually gaining and Mrs. John Deprieste'r school nt Great Lakes. III. Instead Mr. and Mrs W. J Watkins re- . take a toll on the high scores Most te making a good recovery from her he was fourth in a class of 116 out of lhe scores siiowed lhe effect of Gibraltar wnere tn<-v naci ut-en inc Mn °»«<< «<■ "w»u|ir ineie wm recent Illness. * Albert Lee also te of which 15 were chosen as honor gucata of their son-in-law and ^turning Monday aft- be special intulc. rerovering from the effects of a bad student*. We still say "Orchids to ' Dr Hoffs of Lake Odessa, anchor the new wood but Gretchen Hall man for lhe Medics in lhe Commcr- took a liking to the new maples and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Fred Head-ic,noon„ | Tlic Sunday School will meet at fnll which unfortunately resulted in Richard" for this fine record. I clal League had lhe pleasure of with the aid of a big 197 huLgamr man. during the holiday* Mr*. Clarence Workman spent a 11:20 with Judge Adelberl Cortright. striking some sharp instrument in 1 leading the bowlers during the week .•cored hci best, aeries of the year. Citarles Leonard, Jr. left Monday few days last week InNorthern r .Superintendent. In charge The lhe barn while at work. * The fun­ ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT holiday* -it was eral v> of «,n. Mrs. >Phoebe Stanton, aged for Detroit for induction In the Michigan, being called to Boyne 1 rcliool te fully organized with classes v,». uubuc » Wxxx>. u Bv>. Mr. and Mr* Henry Singleton an- following -the — -------—-• his - 470 pins It was tops for the eve­ the sudden sudden death death of of ncr ner I for for all ali ages. ages. ' at the top or of the Hie ning Margaret Caukln scored 461 Naval Air Corp* tor which he vol- City bv lhe 87 yean, was held at Caledoniq nouncc the engagement of their *first ‘rs,t appearance al list <167-192-207) * wa* | Tire Tiie Hastings Hastings Brotherhood Brotherhood will Tuesday witli burial in the Union daughter. Betty to Pvt. Don Nevin*. ,l “ and his 566 ‘ “* for second place and Virginia untccred several month* ago. He aunt. | , Wheating's 448 was good for third pasM-d hi" test* satisfactorily and : Mrs Russell Kantner. Mrs. Alford j niccl in lhe church on Monday eve- cemetery here. Mrs. Stanton was the ron of Mr und Mrs George Crates 1two pins better than Bob Moore's place. ' 564 <214-178-172'. Will Hackney leaves Thursday 'today* for comp, t cutler and Mrs. W. J Allerdlng ut-1 nlng. Dr. E. H. Babbitt will be the Wife of Charles Stanton who sur- . of Hasting*. I and H. "Dutch" Drews tied for third The Portias stepped into the lead ----- --------- -■ . ■ l: Mr*. Mary Showerman has gonty tended lhe W. C.- T. U. Institute at speaker. Hte subject will be. “Today's I vlves her. and both were well known , I place with score* of <223-180-152' by winning thryc games from the here a* their early life was spent in TRANSFERRED To to Fulton Center in Gratiot Co to|. Woodland Friday. I Struggle and Tomorrow s World.'1 555 and <167-213-175 ) 555. respec- Orphans as lhe other team matches conduct a series of revival'meetings'------------- -------------------------The Good Will Class will meet on Dili locality, both having been ; FORT SILL. OKLA. . .. ended in two to one verdicts. Trio nt tile Methodist church, opening —-------------- - ------- -------------------------1 'T\t«sdav Tuesday evenlnir evening at at the the inrmnuur parsonage .teachers In the ~ Dowling School ..a ।( Re-,-, Jin( andj Mrf. (John John Sinclair SUi£ln» have j In the Commercial League, Con-Cafe r.—------------------------------------won a pair from Bliss;----------State i for |K)thiek supper and social meet- good many years ago. Besides the received word that their grandson. grandson. ! Jan 10 and closing Jan. 24. . mg. The committee in charge will »®"* n..r ■1। re, — Raymond --------------- sumers Power Co. won two games insulation look the odd game from aged husband, -n.. she i.^.v-« leaves rfour Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelley of '• Corp Stover ho* >been Banner; — Bonnet and Gown had a ' be: Mr and Mrs. Harold Foster. Mr daughters and two son's and many transferred from Port Ethan Allen. from Moynshan .Sales; Trio Cate — Kalamaroo were guest* of Mr. end; —game ------- ---------' margin on Piston Ring and Mrs. Earl Chase, and Mr. and other relatives and.friends. * Mrs Vt.. tq tl'e Field Artillery Officers' took a pair of games from Middle- one Mn. Herman Zcrbcl on Wednesday ; , Ella Smith and Will Garrett and Candidate School. Fort Sill Okla­ ville Creamery; City Dad* won the Shop; Leonards won a pair from Mrs. L. 8. Stone. of last week. Mrs H irnid Ten Evck was home from mtl' Farrell r“,re“ Anderson Aiiucisun and ano Miss niuvi ... , | Miss Mildred Garrett were at Calc- homa. Raynwnd attended Hastings odd game from Andrus Service; Piston Ring Office, and Bell Tele­ Highland Park Saturday night and Jc-n Harrington were hostesses at FIRST U. B. CHURCH donla last ieek calling on the Char- school* until 1926 when he went to. Moose won lhe first two from Good­ phone Co. liad a one game edge on Riindnv ■'* »«ri>rtse birthday party at the n-an Ji. * *M. j Worship service and Ics Stanton family. Mrs. Stanton .11:00 Bend to live and was em­ year Bros, lldwe.: and Stale In­ Strand. Mr and Mrs. I G Benton of Bal- 1h2T.” °'iarTVl!!8 sermon on "Getting Tiie B<4 ot Our having su He red n broken hip. * Mr South ployed al the Studebaker plant sulation won two from Medics. Tlic Leonards won the first half rerrvic were guests of Mr and • 11 honor of Mrs Lyle Sanborn tjane Enemies." In the Piston Ring League. Ship­ of the season's play after leading and Mrs. Olis Fisher of Comstock there at Die time of hLs enlistment. pers won a pair frfim Office No. 2; throughout Ute entire first half of 7:30 P. M. Service In charge of the visited their daughter and family -s" •rdrs»"»L________ ______ i Rm ul• IS "uStnKS: ypung people Th® me*’-*"- -'ll ’•» Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Hook. HASTINGS WOMENS TlLUB 40 M.&Ms look the odd game from play. Grinders, and Office No. 1 pounced concerned with tiie work of lhe alv> called on Mr. and Mrs. Orhe The Hastings Women's‘Club met The team standings and percent­ A light lunch was served including American Bible Society, «nu i)>. at the Methodist church Friday. on Machine1 Room for a complete ages: Fisher.' j January 8. After the regular busi­ series. William Bell and Mrs. Alvin Smith n lovely birthday cake. Mrs San­ trated with colored pictures, An of­ L Percent born was presented with a beauti­ fering will be taken for the work of BANFIELD In tho Recreation League, Has­ ness meeting Mrs. G. D. Hon in­ of -Ionia. ' Leonard's ful piece of luggage u a remem ­ tings Ice and Fuel blanked Piston A. B. Society, in supplying Bible* Sgt. and Mrs. Etrl C. Peck left Harold Case has moved from the trod need John Folkcma of the in­ Trio Cafe Sunday for Cnmp Sam Houston. brance from her friend*. Sire te and Testaments for our men in our Frank Wilkes farm to the Mott terior decoraUng department of Rings; Bliss won two from Middle - Portias leaving in February to loin her hus ­ ville and Leonards won a pair from armed forces. All are cordially in­ farm west of Hickory Corners which Hcrpoisheimer Co . Grand Rapids. Texx..'after vJsiUmt hte parents, Mr. Stale Insulation band at Camp Adulr. Oregon. vited. and Mrs. Cl< "on Peck ... he recently purchased. *The W.S.C. He spoke on floor coverings, the In the Service. League. Coast Piston Ring Shop Ettslwi and Mrs. Marshall H Cook 1 | S of the Methodte*. church will' be various treatments ot walls and Hosting* Banner January left Thur«1ay by automobile for ; On _.. Wednesday -------------- - -evening,' -------- - ------------, PRESBYTERIAN 1 entertained Thursday by Mr*. June window* and furniture and how Guard No. 1 took a pair from Ro­ Piston Ring Office tary No 1; Rotary No 2 white ­ Philadelphia, where he will be sta- 6. tiie regular meeting oi the Preswar Ls affecting each of these. Smith. * On- Dunn in quite ill. He rthe u"---Sundav morning worship nt - ten was subjected to an Xray examlha- iHe also had many samples of washed Klwanis No. 2. and Klwanis Strand Theater tloned for a time at least. His moth-; byterian Guild was held at Du­ Bonnet and Gown thirty o'clock. The pastor will tell No 1 blanked Coast Guard. er. Mrs, Robert W Cook, acrom- church ----- *----wltii "*• * a — potluck -•<•—<- dinner ubeing -<—• Don in a Battle Creek hospital last ifabrics for draperies, slipcovers, car­ In the Bliss League. Electrician­ Bell Telephone ' nanh'd thi-m and will go on to Tren­ served lo the guild members, their about "A Sailor’s Sermon’’ apd will week. ♦ Pvt- Eldon Unruh Ls now ]pets and wall paper with him. E W. Bites ton also, to visit htr daughter. Mi-s husband*, friend.* and n group of preach on the theme. "A Christian stationed in England according to ., Questions on decorating problems won the first two from Foundry; Orphans Tn Spite of Obstacle*." Shop Office took the odd game from Coast Guards,*places being laid for Connie Cook, who lias a secretarial a V-mail letter recently received by 'were submitted bv members und Sunday .-.ciiool at 11:45. Mrs. AlUe hls parents. Mr. mid Mr*. Ed Unruh answered by Mr. Folktnut. Follow­ Tool Room, and Engineers had t» about 45. ixisitinn there. Hrfy. superintendent. one gutne edge on Office. Following dinner group singing Mrs. John Hoffman relumed *st * Dennis Vosburgh is convalescing :ing this ballots were collected by Ten best scores of the week: Sunday Evening Club at six o'clock nt the Leila hospital in BaQle Creek, the nominating committee to as­ week from Camp Crowder. Mo. was enjoyed and a short musical — 167-192-207-566 ---------- — .... had •. n>— program was prv*entcd by Die Coast Patricia Fcwltss. president. where she j-wnt a week vfith where he underwent n surgical op- sist them in the nominations of Dr. Hoffs ' Boy- Scout troop ipecu Monday eratlon * Mrs. Betty Tice of Hol-, the new officers. R. Moore 214-178-173-564 :l ”r'*snn."pvt Cotiiv’A. her son. Pvt porjte A. Barnes Rarr.es of. of Guards. I D Drews 167-213-175-555 night, at lhe church. the 231 Siganl'Op. Co. . ... land, spent last week with her par-. I Tiie Friendly Neighbors Club met 223-180-152-555 The fourth annual Michigan Pas ­ | W. Hackney Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Valentine vte. ■ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Vosburgh. | X-ray tor Sick Spuds ! A. Melrose Friday owning al the home of Dr. tors’ Conference will be held at Uic■ * Orin Johnson, who has been quite i 185-168-201-554 By using a portable fluoroscope H. Thompson 198-144-209-551 dlevllle Sunday. Mr. mid Mrs. Ar­ and Mrs.'Burton Perry for a carry­ Ls ">ucn much ocner better at rots this-.writing. «ill. “■ » writing * 159-190-189-547 on tSU th? ^?nt’lnL‘fA” Donald and Rfenald Conklin were the heart of a growing potato or H. Phillip-. thur Valentine were also visitors. ! iirdinnct at 6:30 after which cards; ton W|re playM. with prizes going to C. DeCou 194-151-198-543 ' Jan. 18-20 under the Joint auspices nllv InrlurtAd Intn ttiA nrmv apple can be studied a* easily as a Mrs. Claude Bush of Battle Creek Mr*. J. I.. Valentine. Mrs Elzey '204-163-172-539 J. Patrick and 1 C)?rteti?n n ^hieatlan ^nd^the Thcy arc ho,ne 0,1 “ ^ ven d,iy ,ur " and -on. PFC Russell Bush of Camp human heart can be seen by x-ray. Mead. J. L. Valentine and Wayne I F. Bennett 202-160-167-529 and Chrtetbin Education and the inuch when thev tn mnnrt tnr Cook. Calif., visited friends in Haslough, when they arc to report for The causes of hollow heart In pota­ Merrick. WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE tine-s la-t Tuesday. a““■*'<“> * n>. u. Md I bHto club m« nt Mb“7?/xn iS^ t™^ S* >. L "" ?! “" ivxiuucieu rt-ofcW xxu Into toes arc being studied and attempts ’ Tlic women bowlers started anew Mr.. Warren Roush mid daughter. , ।xvi Aiuiv are being made to learn the causes Mbs Winnie Roush spent Sunday Mrs an apartment which she will occupy : on the -second half of their season Fred Prentice Wednesday ------------of such things as core flush and wa ­ In FreeiMrt with Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ evening at her home on East Wai- BAPTIST CHURCH I and rent her present apartment i as far as team percentages were ter core in apples. liam Mishler and also called on Mr nut 8t.. with Mrs. F J. Hoonan I concerned. They were confronted Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Divine ' above the store. und Mrs Merle Hostetler. and Mrs. Lorenzo Maus as prize services at 11 o'clock, sermon by pasMrs. Lote Guess of Kalanuzoo winner*- The next meeting will be tor. Evening meep"® »• i'”' •*’snent h‘l week willi her sister. Mrs held al the home of Mrs. Ray Wa- । Sid -------Banrda. - Stale Chorister •for — ••tho ­ Hugh Riley. ' i Gideons, will be With tu to sing and Mrs. Emma Hcnne and daughter. tent in February.. . I tell us of the Gideons work of plac­ Doris, of Saline, .spent the iiohdays Mrs. W. A. Sclutder was hostess ing New Testaments with lhe men with her father George M. Bradley. to the J. F T. club on Tuesday1 of our armed forces, over three mllLieut, and Mrs. Hartley Finstrom afternoon at her home on W. Green: lion New Testament* have already returned Saturday from a few days' I been placed by the Gideons into the ... visit at Alina and Midland. I hands of men going into our armed Frank GoMrh went to Vicksburg A committee meeting of the W luIlXB lCBr mr forces. mBltc Make an cuvri effort to ,hear Mr. on Tuesday for a few days’ visit with 8C.S. was held nt the home of airt Baarda. Sunday night nt 7:30. Mr. and Mr.«. Ray Neeb and family. Mrs. C. D. Bauer Tuesdav after- •« —’ Tuesday night* Young Peoples Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sundern of noon io plan the Washington pro­ Battle Creek were the giit)>t* of Mr gram for the Feb. 10 dessert meet­ meeting al 7:30 at the church. and Mrs. Henry Kline over the ing. Wednesday nights prayer meeting weekend. Mr. Santieen hax been In­ at the church at 7:30. ducted into tiie army, reporting Mr.-and Mrs. Elite Kellev enter­ Tuesday. Jan. 12. at Camp Grant. tained their Euchre Club Saturday GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Ill, Mrs. Sandeen will reside tempor­ evening. Prize* were won by Mrs. At 10:30 A. M. Sunday the pastor arily with Mr. and Mrs. Kline Glenn Kahler, Cecil Cappon. Mrs. will preach on "Die Chief Purpose of Mrs. Wm. Crawford of Sallnn. Royal Hayes and Walter Lewis. the Gospel.'' Kansas, is in Hastings for a week's Travelling prize was won by Miss Sunday school at 11:30 A. M. Betty Cappon who was a guest. Mr. The Sunday school staff meet* to­ and Mrs Cecil Cappon will enter­ morrow evening at 521 W. Court. tain next on Feb. 13 at their home REV.' F. W. MOXON WILL on North Washington. BE MISSIONARY SPEAKER Mrs. D.'W Warner cntertalnctt hrr club of twelve ftt a dessert­ Wesleyan Methodist Church will bridge on Thursday afternoon. Win­ sponsor a public missionary service STEAM HEAT ners at contract were Mrs. Boyd HOT A COLD WATER Clark and Mrs. Dan Aahalter. PERSONALS -XU ... 8u,ld,y BOWLINGNEWS Washington Became Capital The City of Washington became 'the capital ot the United States test 1 George Washington. December 14, < ; 1799. Girls Tsklng to Snuff With smoking forbidden In British ।airplane and munitions plants, girls iare taking to snuff, says a London <dealer, and "trying not to sneeze. . SOCIAL EVENTS kbill To fetch a pile of ncighbon Kt they wm swarang nJo.re- Continuation of Our Coat and Dress Sale! All dresses and coats must be sold lo make room for our new spring line ROOMS OUT THEY GO! SHOWER BATH Single $330 per wk. up .WMl &OHDS kTOP THAT \0%\ HOTEL HASTINGS Thc accent it on waves and more waves for '43! They're flattering, feminine. Swing to waver now! PERMANENTS Machinelew $2.50 up. others from •2.00. Finger Wave JEAN'S BEAUTYSHOP CHOCOLATE CREAM ROLLS FRESH STRAWBERRY PIE 25c 30c BANVAART bakery 112 5. JeHenoa 8L Pkoat 2428 i Rev. F. W. Maxon, pastor of Cal- ■ I vary United Brethren church at Lake Odessa, former pastor of tlic U. B. church here and' at one tune pastor al Freeport, will be Ute speakNot only te Rex Moxon an in­ teresting speaker but he has the burden for missions on hte heart and hte message is sure to be hclpful. f A cordial invitation ia extended to all former friends of Rex Moxon. to all friends of the church, and to everyone interested in missions to attend this service. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH The women of Emmanuel Guild met on Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock at the pariah house for election ot officers and the pre­ sentation of annual report* At 6:30 o'clock, dinner was served for the members of the parish followed by the annual church meeting. MIm Bcmlce Jansen of Orangeville gave a talk after the business session. NORTHEAST WOODLAND Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckardt called on Mr. and Mn. Arch Hiller Tues­ day afternoon. The latter luu been ill but te some better again. ♦ Those who attended the W.C.T.U. Institute from thte vicinity Friday at the home of Mrs Ruth Fisher In Wood­ land were Mrs. J. S. Dcubler. Mrs. Sarah Meyers. Mrs. Mary Curtis. Mrs. Mattle Schneider. Mrs. Lydia Schuler and MU* Ogla Eckardt. This was a very Interesting and helpful Keeling with Mrs. Bessie Woodman charge. A special speaker from Hastings was present and also* the various reports given were very in­ teresting and encouraging. * Mr. and Mrs Ben Schneider entertained at their home Sunday for dinner. Mr gnd Mrs. E. J Bates and family. and Mn Karl Eckardt and Joyce. at Prices That Will Move Them bast! One Rack of Print and Rayon Dresses. Values up to $2.98 at A FINE LINE OF MATERNITY DRESSES from $5.95 to 1.39 8.95 MANY STYLES OF UNIFORMS to go at this low price ONE GROUP of GIRLS' DRESSES Sizes 3 to 16 at RIGHT NOW is the time to buy your all season topcoat—choose from Curlee Coats AND GENUINE ALPAGORA COATS 1.00 1950 to 3250 A fine selection in these two famous names. Regulars, Shorts and Longs "Exclusive, hut nut expensive" WATCRS CLOTHCS S ‘Selling Quality Keeps Ur Busy �BAOT BTX Tat TUltVlGS The Hastings Banner I CLASSIFIED WANT ADS rr Thureda Mkhl*ets. COOK BROS.. Ediwr* EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR1 , CLASSIFIED KATES Sheldon Agency Surety Bonds 1185 Hasting. Swanson Agency 1 Ml tV ' CI .I« PROTECT YOUR CAR From $1.00 ap with State Farms 80-20 collision FARSI BUREAU STATE AGENT AUCTION SALES List Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY PHONE 3201 NASHVILLE Hastings Phone 2703 Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas ond Oil Fired ECON-O COAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work EaHstroaghing C. E. GOODYEAR HOWE KINDS GENERAL INSURANCE Sl'RKTY BONDS ANDRUS Nall BjLfBldg. Phone 2519 AUCTIONEER WANTED EMPLOYMENT List your Auction Saleh with DEWEY REED Datea can be made at Banner office Phone M67 Hastings, Mica Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Boyer for STILES and Company Halting* stock­ yards. phone 2588. or call through C. HAY. GRAIN A FEEDS HOUSEHOLD noons “BILL" SHERWOOD FOR INSURANCE Hotel HuLUlfl CASH For yopr old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Lead. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Michigan Avenue Phone 2637 HaaUnr- AT FIRST GW666 CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER FUR SALE— lUel f row. FiiR SALE—Rea[i.te-e. ■■id*. < K. Shew Foil ' SALE_ J, r •14*e F.r • t h '..1*0 1 Hlatien of . M 7: Experience and Training tn nearly every try line । Phone 72 Middleville FOR SALK—2 tfl Truss Fitting EXPERIENCED'!1! FITTER LY BARKERS Hastings Pkon« 211J 14. 1.0 He wr.y“B^D.y MUNICIPAL COURT LEGAL! Breakfast should be a real mewl Arthur Main, 32. ijow of Battle .for everyone who has a busy day/ Ct.rek but until recently a resident NOTICE OF MORTOACIE SALE I ahead, and ttat Includes all of us. of tills City, was broyghl Into Muni­ .these days. If we are to do our cipal court Monday, "Hargett with work’ efficiently, our bodies .must having aided and abetted another j have substantial fare, food which person tn using unlawfully license plates upon a motor vehicle. Prose. «’rov‘din' f,lcr" cutinZ’AttoniefBirMU Mid’that । and building and repairing muscle Main loaned h(s 1)latC5 uml n^jonI tissue. ■ — —- •to- Janies •—” —•-*— — •---------ing •book Endsley, who wus I The- breakfast menu of a cup. of .MmtenCtd n week before for that ' coffee and the morning paper has I offeiLM*. Judge Cartright imposed a fine of s20 and costs ot $4 50 on . suddenly gone out of style.' and the Main, and warned him that a rej old-fashioned faro like b/niltd hain. ■ port of hLs conviction would be sent | sausage and waffles, bacort,.and eggs ’ to Die rationing board a fid that hi* has regained its popular!iU. says __ gasoline book would, in all probabll' itv. be conflicaicd because ut hls ofInez S. Willson, home economist. j For tho homemaker. thi»\may : mean a little extra work. bt\ it nine extra worts. oui h _ __ ___ I need not t quickly cooked meats which can add greatly to the food value of Mik \I breakfast. Bacon, ham. Canadian style ba- , _. at the home ............ ol Mrs. .Nina Boyle con. little link sausages and country , Wednesday, Jan. 20th. style sausage are among tiie most Delton popular breakfast ntcats. and to this Tlic Spring Convention of the list can be added other meats which Prohibition Party of Barry county can be quickly cooked, such as beet will be held Tuesday, Feb. 2 at 8 patties, lamb patties and lamb P. M. at the Wesleyan Methodist church In Hast Dibs to elect county It i?ivcll worth while lo Icatn how ' officer* for the ensuing two years, delegates *to to cook these breakfast meats proj> elect ‘ “ *the u~ state - con -­ erly". Then you won't sizzle away vention in I-anslng. nominate of­ ficers for lhe coming spring flec­ part of their food value by improp­ tion. and care for any other neces­ er cooking methods. sary business. Bacon should be pan-broiled, if yo'u’ure cooking a small amount, or it can be cooked in the oven if you wish to prepare a large amount held Jan. 14. ut the home of Mr ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Mrs. I-cster Monica. A cordial easily. To pan-broil bacon, place it and invitation Is extended to everyone.Il, in a cold frying-pan and cook- over The Comrade S. S. Class will be low heat, without covering it. until entertained at the home of Mr. and it is done. Turn the slices, often to Mrs. Sain Gelb on Jan 19. Pot insure even cooking. Pour off the luck tupper at 7:00 o’clock. Every one welcome. fat as it accumulates in lhe pan. COMMUNITY NOTICES * For little link sausages or country style sausage, place in a frying pan and add two tablespoon* pf water. Cover and cook until water ha* evaporated. Then remove the cov­ er. Increase the heat and brown the link*. It l»n't necessary to prick the link* if the^ arc cooked slowly In thi* way. IN MEMORIAM From' the southernmost end of FOR RENT- I room* and bath, nia.lrrn <uri>i*hed apartment, beat, liyht and ■ Florida comes the report that an c*« tnrnUt.rd. i.rl»ale entrant- CIS I i ii ancient Indian burial ground con­ h. . ............ taining hundreds of skeletons has fill! RENT- it r.~>CT« down.ta i.WI-ed »|.1„ K.rate talk. been discovered. In this burial ' 1 14: ‘Keep Your Hens Laying/ Hr.-adwgr I’hi.t.e 35l*«. ground, according to the report, the foil .SALE—My 13T arre fa not unusual practice of American Poultrymen Are Advised nd; th*' aborigines of burying their dead in Because the war has greatly inr,’..u‘.^ i’wi'h'rh.j.'i».M.dwti.'K't«. a sitting posture was manifest. b*™Xr . Also, the not unusual claim that the unusually important for poultry h.m.e,-3 bar,.- *.|n, . or.. - .h*. all skeletons were those of giants was l.U.IJ...r. -ire.t ..th rl.rlr.r. flock owners to keep their layers in made by the discoverers. I.rmlurlne .lay loam Mill. D full production this summer, if pos­ i- .t..,k..|. Mill ..It rattle. -1Il was said-that while no complete sible, rather than permit them to farm if .r/*il’l. rprl.--Tl.. -rl'l Uo> ' Noff- skeletons could be assembled be­ slump in egg yield as the hot wcutiicause of the extent the bones had de­ *oi*il. I'alnlonia CNitiHiliflaie.t composed during the centuries , ot Layers now entering the last few FOB SALE--nt Lrrw. e«.d uiHinz*,! their burial, it was apparent that all months of the laying year arc pro­ ar.'l I|»» fen.e*. elertti-ily in l.-.u*e had belonged to persons nb^ut 6 feet ducing a maximum number of large . and barn. *■>■ k Welk ...me timtn-r. c.n.-l in height. eggs. These arc particular!/ valu­ pvatinn Kola M - «'a*e. route -J,' This claim, however, will not Im­ able eggs and their production must l hatloil*-. 1-11 press specialized anthropologists. be encouraged and enhanced. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS They hear too many similar ones, Feed prices arc relatively high so W ANTED -4... d u--.i b.ri. *la e *l*e 1, none of which have ever been poultrymen should be sure that they ...i.^. ■r*.t .. n.l 1 a .1 II M.k.r. proven. Tlic majority of scientists maintain in their flocksdor the sum­ tlB Elrhana.- St S. 1 . lira d It.*- | still slant! , firmly - on the belief,- in , mer months only strong, vigorous, W ANTED—Itbler’e ‘ to W,l. li. h and i spite of all claims that a race of ■ healthy hens capable of ’ciyd egg giants never exist'd. Thpy think production ■ if- given the proper chance. There is always a tendency for egg Binre rider*. Phune 3129 after I’Jt | that since man's appearance on earth he has grown very slowly but yields to drop with the coming uf lhe WANTED—Sln-Hl n.ed roann pr-f steadily larger and that ancient summer months. New pullet flocks raae with hnneh. Phone 330 skeletons would tend, therefore, to arc scarcely yet ready for large N Hmadwar be smaller instead of larger than egg production. The older layers WANTED—To ride lo Hattie C _...* .., those of modern man. must furnish the needed eggs dur­ 7 -><i. Edward sb-, mn.. |.!...r.. 1'iF'.’ t : Dr. Alex Hrdltcka of the Smith­ ing June. July and August Kdep 'em laying. This can be WOULD LIKE io buy alieni a <10 arre I sonian Institution, who receives farm Wntltd enn.i.i-r tmyii scores of claims of discovered skele­ dune by providing comfortable quar­ and tool.. Pl<a*e .rite tall '’’“I’.’l't : tons of giants says, however, that ters which are well ventilated, lata .to W D. rare Hanner. WANTED-eY-iunx Mm well hr LW rpe*' most of these claims arc made in clean, sanitary and well lighted. t.oll» .nm ..wr 'J.thHl lb*. g'/od faith. ■ t — e«« • | pm-ne ii>.,. i larr N.-rri*. It. • ’'r11*'; Provincial Furniture Curious Discovery of 1 Tiie furniture that belongs to the WAN fED—41o.nl, .loillde work village, the country or the small -tat.- Jirlre AWrr.l U Mun).. Dickens’ Lore in London , • community ■ in >.• mile wiilh-nf 111.-. . is familiarly called pro­ W * -*T I'tl—V., — j,,*. ’r.n.b.,.. earol- ' Dickens lore has been increased vincial. It describes the domestic . AVLal-la... >..a ! -Mr. 1 . j*. 1 by n curious • discovery connected furniture of a country as opposed Hammond. II 2 b.., IT, with his early London home al 48 WANTED — Ttartor rult.tau-r for an . to thaPof the formal or regal home. F-12 Farm.lt Ira. tor. < l.fl.-t Hee,. Doughty street. W. C. 1. Tlic house The term originated in France to m.md, r..ut. 2 Hiwllnc* bought 12 years a\o by the Dickens’ describe the charming everyday Wr.te 1 wanted—b--h u-|. .ir-k Fellowship, was reopened recently furniture of the people in contrast WANTED—<’.-Hiin.~t.- to pn* . » * —1. in ; by Dickens’ daughter-in-law. Lady to the court styles of French furni­ NOTICE To < 11. Id ini-. for lh»slid 2t| N Jtlttm Dickens. 86 years old. It had been ture. Provincial now is used to de­ WANTFt* TH III V T..hoc;an • Ir.l, si closed for repair and rearrange­ scribe various nationalities of ev­ ment. writes a correspondent to tlic eryday furniture. London Times. USED CABS Sometime ago there came into the possession of the Dickens Fellow*, ship the original tenancy agreement, tierahl Pm-e, Snnftel.1. phon- ' <‘.’fi 1 by which Dickens held the house from March. 1837. to March. 1840. FOB SALE—’3« nld-mohite. t. <1>ti..n B-ao.n f..r *ellinx. aalthough he actually left it to go to . r.r) R...r, Morcat*. Na.h- i 1 Devonshire place. In December. j Full SALE 193*1 Ford To.t .r n e**»d 1839. *’i.|,r, *er< an.ol fi'-iUHl tir.The tenancy agreement contained Na*h*.:u vhm.l- :U<>1 1 11 a complete inventory of all the fix- 1 USED CLOTHING lures, and a description ot the rooms Fl'll SALE—1 men - .nerroat. •lie ~.r>'. as they were when Dickens used them. Its discovery has enabled *'»r 16. like new Call 397 1 a'o'.’r his possessions and the other relics S ..■eloelr. bearing on hls lif^ to be placed in TOO LATE TO CLARHtFY lhe rooms and corners where they FOB sale—’. I'o. k" Nnanlrl [nipple* : arc most fitting. But the inventory has left one or elimble for A.rK. C. 3 male male., buff, maf.nxany and I 1 V ' two problems unsolved. A fit; ate Henry Vahl.inc. fh-ne 3ir.n Hearth." for instance, is mentioned WANTEI*—Belial !e mat. to ta of Limare. Ai-i.ly-ot g<*g S. II In every room. Nobody has yet dis­ covered what a Reigate hearth was. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION SUU of MirIlUan. The I’rubat for the County of Harry More Stales Al a-WMietk of >fid Court, r:<2'; The percentage of males to popu lhe Pr.-bate Offire In the t sty tmr* in Mid Cottnly. on the 1 lotion according to the 1930 census .1 January, J D |-.| . *ns 51.2 per cent fre.mr, ft.... Stnart Clemrt.1 J 11*1*0 , FOB SALE- Visit F. r.i ft». uborl La.e III rlj ...r ...... 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS Ancient Burial Ground Discovered in Florida IUWlAy LOST FOUND STRAYED tn the Matter ut lhe E.Utr r a..> ■ Mend. Drcea.ed. Frr-I Mead l.a.u r hied in «. Covet hl» |.’U1i«n |>ray In* that the tarot now on hie. In thia ecu rt pur* ! p«>rtln< f.. he the lari will an ment ot tail d,rra*e.i le adm tied' in probate, and the rtr.-ution ihrr rvf and • U. ,r t.trau- □ rt .til etiale 1 * (ranted lo Warren Criolhaufh, nr to >o nr <.lh* er kui'nble laTkco: li 1* Ordered. Thai lhe Snd May ..f February A !■ 1943. at fen o’ the for, f.a.m . *f J1. ,1 ,... off I*,, and i, l.errby a?tH»nwnl f. r bear-( tn* aaid j-i.ti.n It ik Further Ordered. Tha pvblie i >...... *^ ttelicw t bo ro.n hr nf a ropy .if thia order, fur th kearir.*.- .a the llaatlnsa Benner, pel er printed .and clrrulated B County. • Smart Clement. Jud(t of Janet E. ‘ Harm. Clrrk of Probale ■ I 24 Opera Receipts Greater The legitimate theater and opera take in more money than baseball, our great American game. ' Technically, anyone trapping on lhe property of another without per­ million would be treipaiunR. Land owners should be contacted in order to prevent difficulties which very often might be avoided. If the Und owners or members of .... his family — do not engage in trapping permission 1 <.. tfranted I (nrr ven. you in tn tin do «... »□ mnv h.. be srajiled YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES-$7.50 COWS-S6.00 We have a Collector Stationed ot 912 West Green St. in Hastings To Give Immediate Service ■ We Pay the Phone Charges—Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS The Annual Meeting of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Barry. Eaton and adjoining Counties will be held at the Grange Hall in Charlotte at 1:00 P. M., January 20th. 1943. The meeting is called for the purpose of reading the annual reports and the election of seven directors: Two from Barry County for term of two years One from Barry County <to fill vacancy) for one year Two from Eaton County for term of two years and for such other business as may properly come before the meeting. R. H. BURTON. Sec. We Remove Dead Animals >r Prompt Removal of Old. Crippled nr Dead llcrr.es and Cows PHONE HASTINGS 2697 Glycerin Recovered from A ninial Horses Bill II. Ip Win Cattle 56°° 5750 VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT CARDS OF THANKS Phone 2331 |ERRY Ilnar. Mlrh.iau •* Meat 1 14 tt>,.*e w.th habit* nee. l.*-..*r—S 1 mile -<-uth nt W n-dharr | Hu. Xekar.lt, Lake lblr**a. stalled for all makes of ALL London’s Underground Lake Level Dropping FOR BALE 60 H >n, mil#' nwit in some areas." ...ri.' it. Vert Rohm. The Survey also has been attempt­ .. U»ti. mile .ret .4 Jli-hory t vinrr*. ing to trace London’s former under­ ground ' rivers. Although their SALE OR RENT courses have been largely diverted. CITY. COUNTRY AND RESORT Die report. states that "after heavy FitH RENT—Furnl-bed >|>arttn*nt. rains the streams tend lo resume their courses in their old alluvium, Mlv 1. f.oemar. Uland adversely affect the foundationa kl.f.EP.NG IHHISI for r.t.t- III 1 of buildings." Numbers of inquiries Walirnt. |.l..me 3311. ill have been received* by the Survey ITu A<'H» 1“ rem •>« S** S*> !•»•*•: Ilfli on this account. toil, t'.uiMiny.'.’lell fen/ fertile OPTOMETRIST 142 E. State ikit The tore.4 if Rapidly accelerated falls in Uie level of London's underground "lake." on which artesian wells In Lhe city and West End depend for JOll S.M.F. .1 m»kr alt k.n i. H.'j. their supplies, arc reported in the annual report of the Geological Sur­ ; ill.l-'--. »t< i'.'.r e« n-jt. il.J.. Sa.t.r.ll. II. « 1. 1 1 1 vey. The falls, which are described as "disturbing." are regarded as NOTICE being in part connected with the sueIllis thi: t'AlIM lltHtAl' NOW— ce/sion of drouth years, lately end­ | Vojr. i.ri^hUrr j. a riiernU AUTO REPAIRING AND MISC iirra’i >ut* t lOiuonf^t tMv t*n rrni.-iod ed. reports the Montreal Gazette. "Such records as are available." •hinytun. ! TTi" Ha.rj Ir. farm IUr.au the report states, "show this con­ MiTKT. TO-FARMtRS—Bries In your tinual fall in the water-level, and in spite of the heavy rainfall, pumping fi.r irrojhd- llirl.r-t nail 1 paid Alt". HiO.vp. Cturrrd l» l "l' 2« Is removing more water than gains EMPI.OYMENT HELP WANTED > AT TKSTlo.S’—l.o..k Juur t.r«l ati.l brl access by natural influx. । ii-.ir he*I l.y w,ar>t>* a Charts Fnun"An equally disturbing fact,", it • 1 ,t.ut. a»tumt for app.lr.immt eall is added, "is that lhe yields from Tjfl" ..r .1217. Mr. Mary Suj.l-r. the wells are now also diminishing, in some Instances rapidly. The gen­ PETS FOB SALE 6 MISCELLANEOUS eral level below Ordnance Datum IltiAKDINU IIIM-.H—By .Uy ur week. Call 703—FIZ nr za»3. Al t-ikci-r End is now over 230 feet." It After discussing lhe geological WANTED FOR VITAL WAR WORK TOOL AND DIE MAKERS » yl II*. <> ri. I l,for..All . ...."... layers whence water may be drawn -i»t Ha.t.i.*t. *m t .r.ur rot. I i i from beneath London, the report LARUE MANUFACTURER IN MUSKE­ GON AREA reaches the concluilon that "an arPRODUCE . raecrxlre laicrtlon of >a*ae ad ir per word, nlnlmi 10c BddttUsli WU1 DR. L. J. CASTON Pancoast Bide. MISCELLANEOUS Mlir.N lo«Llnr far bar**ln< ll»«m>r> lUrxal* Hlor». Ill* l'r..l,r Millrr'R Irr Crests Foil .-•Ai.i. P.r. bnekwta IrMl.tr <rvuad at ISC S and at... at l.ro>|{e Siaitl THEMDIT for some of that good Lily White Flour . .. 1 NOTICE TO .CREDITORS K"»il wheal. We have a complete stock of salt—fine, medium, and coarse—block and rock. Pep your chickens up Quality OP.DEF. FOR PUBLICATION fuel* always. SMITH BROS VELTE & CO �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWO—FACES I to 4 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JANUARY 14. 1943 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR MIMUZOOUKE IW BYPAM ««® HASTINGS - NO DEBT By JANE CAMERON BABIC OWNS GUILT - -------------- ~------------------------------- = ’ RATIONING DATES A Car in Nashville ' AMERICAN LEGION I Following are some raUOn dates 1 >>i ii.nivnii llvivh 1 that Barry county people must ob­ Robert Reeves. 15. of Vermontville, । sirtiir serve, so clip this item out and keep is charged with having driven Sun- 1 1 it handy as a reminder: !<|av evening from NaahviUe a car. | flMlE IlLVYj Coffee Judge McDonald to Has Big Reserve Funds 1 This week's orchids to Mrs. Ed­ belonging to Kgith Beardsley, also Coupon number 28 become valid Sentence Babic Some Invested in Govt. Bonds of VermontyUte. Because the crime January 4. 1943 ft wiU be good ward Van Popcring, who, without Time This Week wa* committed in this county young - -------------------------------------------------------- Ior nhe pound of colfee valid un­ Hastings Ls not the only city in sd inuch as an instant hesitation, . Reeves was brought here He wo* The next meeting of the Auxiliary til February 8. 1943 ’ Michigan which has found a way of surrendered her son's denUI date Sfeve Babic. 22. of Battle Creek, arrested In Charlotte by Eaton will be on Thursday evening. Feb. 4 ' \ Hurar avoiding municipal Indebtedness to a lad who was leaving for tho the fifth young man to be arrested SWri«^1^d.‘yrrW‘dC‘*| ’ * * C °'V> n numb:? 10 Is good for K.dnmnroo 1* a notable example of service in a few days. You ask why ns a member of a youthful burglary Il aomSra Out Mr Beardsley1 » >ou interested in purchas- three \»un<u of sugar through wise financing by its city govern­ he left It until the lost moment— gang, surrendered to Sheriff Bera it appear, mat Mr ue.rastey , Ina one of the new cookbooks, tiirau- i’January<31. 1943 Both coffee and Jf.^5 uonr ment. What it has accomplished in he worked as long as he could to on Thursday. He was arraigned in drove to NaahviUe to attend a pic-1i “ his bos# tum out the most vital _r ture shpw. When the play was over . M Alrna Lm" r v ’h ,,. coupons are in the same War that direction must come ns a sur­ help of defense weapons, standing eleven Municipal court on Friday and was Ration Bock One. ।‘ Ratio* prising revelation to o'.Ikt larger hours at a whining, screaming ma- bound over to Uie Circuit Court by he went to the place where he had ;lcn- Phone 2C5B I Mileage, Gasoline. Tire. cities in this state, which oav Inter­ Judge cortrighl. . parked hla car. but it had vanished i • • • rite/h?? w eVXe? ?” Saturday Saturday Babic Babic was was brought brought January 31. 1943, lost day for ternest on b1>» hand issues. Kalamazoo On He has It now; and the Reeves boy ■ Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Henry. Mrs of”* break’ has ttouble ahead of iilm. ims discovered Hint it can have well and wanted hls own dentist ratRer ! Larsen and Mrs. Thelma Hubert at­ poraty ■T" Coupdnj<.to be issued only on the basis of"ODT— cettlpaved streets and make many fin* than an army one. At first thought -------------- | tended the Fourth district business — —, of _ bregk-j that — * “ » guilty SAXONS DEFEAT IONIA civic Imoruvenicnts in a better way Mr... । meeting al Paw Paw on Sunday af- flcate* of War Necessity AU motorsirs Van van fonennirs Popering s act art of nr generc»n»r. ln ® 8 ,nd Bn <l *nterin. entering charre charge, c committed J -------— -----------— ------— THIRD re. W. u. C. u u V1UTUKT VICTORY than selling bonds and paying inler- Sty' mSht S^tri^l bu’ this « Burdick-, tavern. NaahviUe. Judge FOR UK THIKU temoon. Despite the gas rationing. 1st* must have their tires inspected t*d rsl. That citv has the commission tll'.y Led hv by ton Ken Lane. whn wiu> scored 24 1 about half of the Unit* of the dis- by January 31. 1943. This include', boy. among strangers and In “ a McDonald accepted Jtls pica, and form of government. Ils light mid strange alate, will think of this last remanded him to the custody of points. the Hastings Saxons wallop- trict were represented. The next all passenger cars and trucks. Truck water departments had accumula­ civilian contact with a little glow the sheriff, without bail, to await ed the Ionia Bulldog, in the Ionia meeting is to be at Sturgis on Sat- inspection must show on the back ted large reserves to meet any emer- of pleasure many, many times.''hls sentence, which will be given Armory Friday night, by .... „ night. May 1. followed by a, of War Necessity Blank. Uie score ------unlay genrv exix-nse or breuk-tlown in Its When he reads her name in the some time this week. I! of 54 to 19 This was • the lie third IIIUU dance. municipal plants. The banks, under Banner, maybe 2 years from now, Maurice Irish. 19. whose home is West Central League victoryt for the । January 15. 1943. is the last day present conditions, can not afford maybe In a remote part of the world in Assyria who hud admitted a Saxons and their fifth straight ■ for obtaining this book. Books or­ —------ 1 Reports of rehabilitation work to pay interest on these reserve he will still feel 11 warmth in his breaking and entering charge in triumph ■-*------ *- of ' ■*--------the season. among the service men of the pres- iginally issued for sugar but now robbery of‘ _‘the funds, so tiie citv commission deci­ heart. As little drops of water make connection with the ff oT.71io .nc . R“.n!p..rwa*. H‘S e,n 1 'nt *“«■ 8‘ven. and it wa* also good also for coffee will be used in ded to buy S5OO.Q0O of government a mighty ocean, so do all these lit­ Burdick tavern ut NxchviUc. ~~ '“rd Wa,uh fc,tJ.boyn^ '?r‘ , reported that tnanv of the wounded obtaining War Ration Book Two. bonds, in blocks of 5100.000 each, tle gestures ot kindness go to make­ brought before Judge McDonald for itn ,em r4nZn.!ie ™L’ be,nK retuftied to hospital* ip sentence Saturday forenoon. with maturity dates staggered so up the completed task of freeing — ■— . ------He milted during the game. Ionia liav- I (|iLs state, several already iuivlng DEATH OF LI* ELONG that 5100.000 would fall due each a world of tyranny. was given from two to 15 years ating .twenty-nine to their credit andtbeen cured for Ut a Benton Harbor BALTIMORE RESIDENT I Jbctan. Judd. HMdh or Uro c»|. , Hunnic, rm jSJlS Tb" ot wXfitSX William B. Cramer, aged 75. who rear, beginning in September 1944. I've been making pillow cases and houn circuit imposed Uie same sen- , From the start Ionia's game was 1 u raDldly Incmrim and iuduina was taken ill while working in Hie The rale of interest on the entire rid of Ted Banash. the Sax- : from present Indication" the‘De- woods, died at Pennock hospital the investment is 1’- per cent or 57.500 have a pair with ■Hls'- and "Hers- tence on two other members of Uie ■ to get .-------- ,-------—, ,— prcscni indications, inc i/e- same day. Friday, at 6.00 P. M. He on * .tar star center nnd and lending leading noint point:, „lon nd AuxlUar>. wiu both kept jier year.—not so bad at that. That and the boys are trying to get me gang, who admitted robbing a Bat- nn'x , ---------------tltv also has cash reserves for other to make some [ with "Hisn-- and He Creek garage. Both had a pre- getter. In this they were success- j busy ministering to ..these wounded was a lifelong reAident of Baltimore township For many years he had departments, such as streets, sewers, "Hcr'n" embroidered on them. We vlou* criminal record. A third Bat­ ful. but as far as dampening the , operated n.—rnted sawmills in' in Baltimore .nd and saw a cartoon where two pairs of tle Creek youth, who wa* with lhe spirit of the Saxons their attempts I■ manenny aiscnargeci rrotn mi parks etc. 2?vie2lL4^? ' Hustings. He is survived by his wid5,tvlCf. because because of of disabilities. disabilities. In other words the business of trousers were hanging side by side two who were sentenced for.that were all in vain. In a i seven play- servlce ow jgjgj. Iour daughters. Mrs. Hllthe city of Kalamazoo, like that of and thky were labeled HIS and robbery, was put on probation for era were put out of the game on * * * da Jensen Mt. Clemens, Mrs. Mil­ I two years by Judge Hatch, because fouls or otherwise, six from Ionia Hastings, is conducted on tiie pay- HERS. I ’ delinquent drtd Callahan. Lansing. Mrs. ; this was his first offense. Hie Judge and one from Hastings. । Are you one of Uie as-you-go plan, so that bond inter­ Hing told the probationer he would sus­ The Saxons were never threatened members of tiie Post or Unit? Ev­ Martha Sfcad. Hastings, and Miss est is not an item of city cxpcn.se. Tiie family baby was antlclpat party that was going to be, to. pend lhe probation if he would Join from the start holding a 15 to 6 ery available membership h needed Zsata Cramer, at home: three sons. ....... wane V.- William. Jr., und Burt. Hastings. ilyxu Hie U. 8 army, but Insisted that he lead at lhe quarter and stretching to assist tin carrying onv„these RECENT REAL ESTATE DEALS . morrow and was trying lo analyw. lizatMis. which are filling such *>nd Corn. Chester Cramer of Camp s wua, M..U wll ml rrporud uwwnw u«l.v..ww and must first pay the garage man hls their lead to 30 to 12 at half time, ganizatfetu. dial place r'.:— in ... ;;.U this counto — - right Beal. Cal: six grandchildren, and a all the other complications of lime. *hare of the amount of the garage Hastings held their opponent* score- a vi:_! by the Boyes Agency include: .sister. Mrs. Clarence Hammond. , less in the third quarter while scoi - I now. Mr and Mrs. W. St. Gloster pur­ Her mother told her Hutt tomorrow robbery. Hastings. Funeral services were held ' 1 ing only seven themselves The fact —------------— « •—— would be when abe ■ awoae awoke alter after pm . Knrlf .. unttPiTAi aco . t .. : chased of Mr, and Mrs. Charles at the Leonard chapel on Tuesday FEN NOCK honfital HOhPlTAL. 1 that Hastings was able to make only | parsing OF MRS Baker a house and lot in Middleville. sleeping all night. So when she fknnuik at 1:00 P. M . with Mtss Bessie Rulf' ! > S.~ Six boys and three girls were born »«« of “ *«® tbr«*s *“s lh® EMMA V. MrNEILL Dr. and Mrs Brooks sold their arose she kept singing. "Oh. good) . the hospital during ....' nnlv son officiating. Interment in the only reawrn Tea»on that that krnt kept the wore score out out i1 ,, „ .. .. This is tomorrow! I a t the past week home-oh 8 Broadway to Dr. and of the sixties. Other stars for tile | Mrs. Emma V. McNeill, aged 77. Striker cemetery. . . . . . * “ s follows: A boy to Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Caston. adia ,el!iSr lL?.*n “ Clarence Curtiss. August*. Jan. 6; a Saxons were Capt Ray Kenyon. Bill pa-wd away on Thursday at the DEATH OF JOHN* Mrs. Allen King sold her house -J High I home of her Mn-ln-Uw and dnughaha p^u. judge and Mr# Garrison and Dean Keeler who wishes .he she could write so that gld and lot in Woodland lo Henn- Orie- she could tell lhe world about how man for Ionia was Warden Mr and Mrs William Murphy. MEAD OF CASTLETON StUart CUment. 729 W. Green St.. point bcl. *. ■ John Mead.- aged 88. [Hissed away With 5 points ' 1218 1216 S. 8. Hanover Hanover St St. Slu> She wax was aa nnna­ she feels on the subject of the new Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Strodlbeck S1700 carpet and S600 window drap­ Jan. 8; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Bird­ The Hastings second team defeat­ tive of Wisconsin but had made her 1on Friday, following a brief illness, sill Holly. Woodland. Jan 11; a boy putchnsed a home in Woodland vil­ to Mr. Mr ana OTra Millurd Mlliuta U cuer. Latke uur ed lhe Ionia reserves by-the score home here for about four years. at the home of hls daughter. Mr*. and Mrs Geiser. lage from Mr. and Mrs. William eries down at Lansing, then she goes to of 33 to 12 Grable with 9 points Four sons and the daughter survive Laurence Lucas of Woodland town­ Crock ford. led the Hastings attack. McDon­ their mother, George H.. of Jackson. ship. Mr. Mead was a life-long resi- 1 ' Grace Benham sold a house and ough was high point man for Ionia Herman R. Omaha. Neb.. Lewis, dent of Castleton township. Sur­ r"?. y.” lot in tiie second ward to Dr. and Minneapolis. Minn.. William T. Mc­ viving are a son. Fred, of Dayton. with six points. Mrs. C. P. Lathrop.. Neill. Chicago and Mrs. Murphy. Ohio, two daughters. Mrs. Lucas Mr anti Mrs Prank Cooper Hastings Besides those mentioned and Mrs. Henn- Cole: a half-sister. MIDDLEVILLE TAKES BOW bought of Lvdia Dunn it house and back and im> one would admit hay- Srl to Captain and Mrs. Arnold TO SAXONS FOR FIRST DEFEAT -------- then- are nineteen grandchildren; Mrs. George Canfield, and two half­ lot in the fourth ward. brothers. Charles and Arthur, all ot Tiie ,..v Saxons won —. their sixth seven great-grandchildren; two sis­ Mrs Bemiece Kelley purchased of straight triumph of the season Sat-1 tors. Mrs. Jack Hunter. Lewis, Wls.. Carlton township. envered* wJh “ ®,rl Mr »nd M>rW* Gerald Price, et al. a house and lot barracks not JS urday ■■>«..> night when they ---------defeated -------un-1 --------and — Mrs. Harry- ..... Baker. Bellevue. ' The funeral was held on Monday : being Michlenn 0 hm- U1W.J E17W c»rpeu. or »nycovered cjrpeu with and Kelt 470 q pjllenu niw In tbe In tiie first ward. beaten Middleville 68 to 31. In the Neb; and three brothers. August, afternoon al two o’clock nt the MarA house and lol in the first ward sake pllal McCaslin Mlddlc- local gym. The SaxoriS were never । Alvin and Lewis King of Oregon, tin church, the Rev. Harley Townformerly Owned by Mr. und Mrs next lime don t for goodness — McNeill »«-«-«•-----------------.-------of . St. — a of Woodland officiating. ... fnrtevnu°.ure ’ llle;’Chari* B Rogers. Lake Odes- threatened after the first four min- »» Mrs. was a member wnd In­ Max Gooch, was purchased by Mr Rose Catholic church and lhe Altar terment in Lakeside cemetery in of the opening period. “ aH!? **■ n°tx'rt Were®. 322 N. Broadway: utes ond Mrs. Walter Wallace. Middleville opened the scoring In Society. Requiem mass i.iuno was waa read , vuu at Ml Nashville. “>»■ let am-LJre kid^mi ttSi Harley McMillen. Woodland; Richthe St. Rose church on Monday at I * •-* ’ --------------. 1 iMSSXJSt i“‘bi“.K l-“fl the early seconds of the game and MAPLE GROVE FARM KnVnJ^UPfubaKSh? Interment was in "st* to “it on the fence and count ing fpr iou to break into print. aaUun .ra V nwn Mi« k«h ,rtn“ bai“ed on “J"’ A‘“j*1 officiating BUREAU GROUP • a, • 'W-I Xv. 2 , end of the quarter the Saxons held Mary's cemetery in Muskegon. neighbor's weeds. — Anon. The. Maule Grove Farm Bureau A palsy-walsy saved me this poem q jp/JFreU an 18 to 7 lead. At half time HasGroup met at the Briggs church from Mother s magazine. It may u‘i‘f,pr.'’1’1.ntl tlnu* held a commanding 36 to 12 basement for their monthly meet-, lack a meter but it makes up In ““*lc.“• P®‘margin. In lhe third quarter they ing Dec. H- Tliere were around 40 present to participate with a pot uwu«i>i. >1.’.. .IKS' firs.' nmnUMWUl w total m°" p° in“by lb. “> ««« u''1-' A MOTHEKK REQUEST u> mounting to Cid tad the score luck supper. There were discussions i Clarksville: Mrs. fjinnes Kenfield. of 56 to 22. tn the different resolutions. "Many 111 be careful with cocoa 706 8 Market: Mrs. Alex Albert. I Ted Banash and Ken Lane led Interest ing. questions werp*brought Tiie coffee and the tea. Middleville. R 2: Miss Lettie Garn. the Saxon attach with 22 and 21 up. Then tliere were three letters And when it comes to gas and tires , 135 W. Grand; Baby Henry Lord. Kinls respectively. Rounds and read from our boys .id service In Uncle Sam can count on me. 1 Cloverdale. nnett with 9 and 8 i»ints re­ reply to the ones we had written. I'll save my papers and my scraps. During the week the following , apecUvely were point men for the Some had received their boxes that For bullets to those pesky Japs. have been discharged: Medical pa­ ’ were sent bv tlic members of the Wlille as for rationed sugar cards tients—Elery Hougntallng. Hastings. visitors. | The Hastings reserves won their group for Christmas. Thev surclv I'll only think thj*m fun R 4. Harry Walldorff. 120 IV. Green.. game also, aiso. bv oy vne u 49 lo the score of show their 'deep appreciation of It uncle Sam some future day । Everett Crofoot. Hastings. R 5. Burant 26. Grable with 16 points and Myers > Just sends me back my son. hearing fortm someone back home. ... .. —---- ----- —aim men 1 i?.“ MtC-nSr-aiK Then tli/re were movies put on by ______ ____ il«h point1 I -I Mr. anti Mrs Robert Hnrtom. They OBITUARY OF man for Middleville wiUi 6 points were taken of northern Michigan, MARY E. BRAGDON I Tomorrow nlghj. the Saxons travel fanners around home and of the well. -----Dowling. R 1: Racle Smith. , to Allegan to play the Allegan TigMan E. Ballou was bom ... — funvles of Africa which were very Wayne Co . Mich , on June 5. 1860. Saranac: Lewis Earl, Dowling. era. This is the second game of lhe interesting. Tiie -meeting, was ad' * ' !ypar between the two schools, the joiimed to meet the third Saturday the daughter of W. F. and Caroline PASSING OF MISS Saxons defeated Allegan 61 to 29 in nlcht. Jan 16th. with Mr. and Mrs. Ballou. She received her early edu­ GRACE PIERSON cation in Wayne Co. and later grad. lhe opening game of the season. Orson McIntyre. Ali are welcome. Miss Grace Pierson, aged — ----------------- —------------------uated from the State Normal Col1 lege at Ypsilanti, after which she daughter of Mrs. J. T. Pierson, S. DEATH CLAIMS horse was lost taught school for a number of years Jefferson St., passed away early HENRY IL C1SLER Monday morning, at Pennock has-1 Henn' H. Clsler, aged 83. died Satin both Wayne and Barry County. John McBain, a well known resi­ pital, where she was taken on Sun- urday afternoon at hU home on E. For want of a horse, a rider was lost In 1879 she was united in mar ­ dent of the n*ltnn community, pass­ -----St. ------------He came--to Hastings'from riage to Frank Bragdon of Carlton day. She had been In failing health Mill’ "* ed nway Sunday nlaht at the age Twp. and soon after moved to the following a stroke about six weeks Freeport about fifteen years ago. of Ml Fnr many veara he was a farm where she lived until her pass­ ago. Miss Pierson was a member Five .sons survive. Lyle “nd Alfred For want of a rider, a battle was lost rural mall carrier from Delton, re­ ing on Monday. Jan. 4. Her broth­ of the First Methodist church and of tills city, and Robert. Dan and tiring some years neo. Mrs. McBain er was the late George W. Ballou of the Banner Sunday school class, Gerald of Middleville: also three riled in 1<”R Surviving are one son. of Wavne. who passed away Nov. both of which site faithfully attend­ daughters, Mrs. Amelia Moore of For want of a battle, the kingdom was lost Rov. of D*ltnn: four orand'-htldrr.n ed os long as she was able. She is Freeport. Miss Edna CWer of Lan­ 11. 1933. and one errnt-erandchild. The fun­ Surviving arc the husband. Frank survived by her mother and two sing and Mrs. Ada McDonald of eral was held at lhe Dolton Metho- and three nephews. Fred R. Prank brothers. Maurice L.. of Hastings Winnipeg. Manitoba. Cann., also a All for the want of a horseshoe nail! ril«t ehtirrh. where .Mr. MrRMn had L.. and Leon O. Ballou all of Wayne. and Lynn of. Detroit. The funeral broUier. Charles 'Clsler. of Middlelong been a member, on Wednesday. Services were held at the funeral was at the Leonard chapel on Wed- ; ville. The funeral was at the LeonInterment was in the Prairieville home in Lake Odessa with burial In nesday at 2:30 P. M.. Uie Rev. L. ord chapel on Tuesday afternoon at (Poor Richard's Almanac) ceme tery._____ _ _ _ Lakeside cemetery. Lake Odessa. 1 Winston Stone officiating. Inter- two-thirty, the Rev. B. J. Adcock ment was in Riverside cemetery. 1 officiating. Interment in Uie Irving Pt«qtNG OF MRS. ------yoUJ ' ' ’. 'friends for what 1 cemetery. • __. . . _ . GLASS CREEK you MARY B. POLLEY Mrs. Russell Thornton and sons of 1 know them to be. Regard no sur-1 The gods cannot help a man who Mrs. Mary B. Polley, aged 67. of Prairieville, died Sunday night in Charlotte were Sunday visitors at faces. opportunities.—Chinese Provlaces. Consider consider not noi what wnui they iney did. aia, I loses . . they ----------------- I j the Plainwell hosnital. Her hus­ Clvde Warren's. * Ch*« Chas. v™,™ Envoy of but what intended—Thoreau, iUer nt rrea Otis । I band. Wilbur J. Polley, preceded her Kalamazoo was a caller 4r Mr. Mr and Mrs. Ur, ' ' In death In 1933. She is survived by during the weekend. ★ her mother. Mrs. Sarah Smith, and Robert Shricker and children of two sisters. Mrs LeGrand DePries­ Richland were Saturday visitors at ter and Miss Myrtle Smith, all of Chas. Whittemore's. * Mr. and Mrs. Prairiovlllf?" Che funeral 'was held Tuesday, ,, at ... the .... .Henion ----------- ---------funeral1 Henry Shively near Gun lake Sun­ Nothing like that's going to happen in this home in Delton, and burial was in -day They found Henry in very poor the Prairieville cemetery. i health. I NklA/\ WEATHER 100 HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPS. 51.09 2.29 100ABD&G 98' SQUIBBS COD LIVER OIL MARTINS COD LIVER OIL tablets 98' S2.25 VALUE VIMM VITAMINS 51.69 Sj09 for bronchial cough T5 CREOMULSION 95c 51.20 BROMO SELTZER 48c 5Qc GLOVERS SHAMPOO GEO. WASHINGTON TOBACCO Uh 59c MAGICAL PLANT BALLS 25' N 0 T I C E I 8 MM. MOVIE FANS! — WE HAVE CASTLE FILMS FOR RENT. 180 FT. FILM 50c FOR 24 HOURS. GOOD SELECTION OF SUBJECTS. LyBARKER’S “™E PHONE 2115 ------------------- HASTINGS BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS -Tse. For want of a nail war! Right now during Thrift Week—let’s all pledge that no bottle will be lost for want of supplies . . . that all of us will save more and spend less to give our boys the things they need. Celebrate Thrift Week by increasing your War Bond allotment . . . by enlisting more of your sowings in a thrifty interest-bearing Savings account. These words have never been truer than they are today. So follow this advice . . . Save now and save America! HASTINGS CITY BANK 'Fifty-Six Yeah of Continuoiu Service** PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JANUARY U 1M3 FAQ! TWO with her sbter. Mrs Ella Brog * Mrs Mark Ritchie attended fuperal1 Mrs Fred Johnson and son Arthur | SOL’Tlf THORNAPPLE Mr. and Mn. Paul Olbaon are I Mr. and Mn. Mylo Shaw were In ■ Mra Floy Austin, who is employed services at Delton Wednesday forr . . — . . hb cousin. Mn. Mary PoUy off making some improve menu on their Gnnd Rapids last Wednesday on , Prairieville. * Mn. -Marc Sqularf kitchen. * Mr. and Mn. Bob Tolan. business. * Mr. and Mn. Tiieodorc night visitor* wire her son-in-law left on Saturday for her home in> Jr. and son Lynn of Detroit spent' Wieringa and Anna May came down • STATE Of Mn. Glenn Griffeth b ill witl\ flu and complications of an ulcer­ ' Saturday night and Sunday fore- 1 from Grand Rapids before Christ­ ated tooth * ■ The Rouse circle mas — and J "* got Uieir mother. •* Mrs. — lean of Reed City. Saturday visi- Mr. and Mrs Blank Brown of South' noon with her parents. Mr and Mra ----meeting at the home of Mn. Mark Chre Williams, also, called on Mr. xutuc joiui*on. iney spent inc Hallie Joiuuon. They the were her daughter. Mrs.ocna. Bend, mo. Ind. vunieo visited ner her miner father «no andl. and Mrs R. J. Williams. * Mbs evening al lhe Albert Wleriuga Ritchie Thursday wa* well attended Streeter and four small daughter* Frank Lee and Miss Kdna[ Alice Landis of Middleville la work- '------.— — — despite sicknewi and a stormy day. home. Then — going on — to « Grand ?> ,°i£"bTi-k.nd of Gun lake. * Paul Garbow and I * Mn. Wm J. Uebler entertained 1 ing at the R J. Williams home. * Rapids. --------Mrs. Johnson ----------- --remained un­ her bridge club. Thursday evening. • Mr and Mn. Stephen Carter were U1 Sunday. Jan. 3 when they occji conium io ner uouie * There Is a prevalence of colds, --------- --- --------- . ...................... j „ 1 Bunday dinner guests of Mr. and brought her home. They received . ... t w jt MlriMan ».lj ColIse. * Mra „ th,' OIflu and complications and our few to her home at HaaUngs and spent ilnc<, wlUl a MveTC eo:d * Mr wld ' Mrs. Clyde Skinner of Chy Hills letter* from their son. Pvt. Theo­ the weekend. ★ Mr. and Mrs Del- Mrs AIlen Pcnder of Hastings were S Ross of Alto was a .iSrSs te^nathic nosoltal Grand R*P-' district * Word has been received dore Wieringa. who is still tn Ha­ ’.’S' Stauffer ass; . sXIn.sJXK bert Buxton and daufhter. Phyiiu. Bt thc hotne of her nlcce here of the death of Henry CUler ; wall and b well * Perry Barnum Hattie Smith. * Mbs Marjorh phyllb b a 7th grade nurdi in T-K.• of Hastings. “ ■* abler. Mn. • —•— ••••■ — — -Mr“ Oixlcr Cider Txc was t:: for — and Lydia Wibon. who Corson of Detroit were Sunday and her frbed. Vlqpnia Olew. ot M„ A c Johnson on the Prairie Thursday* ollernoon “.‘n w^sZEtor •chco1- * *nd Mr» Carl Mlhar' many years u resident of Sunday visitor*afternoon. - were - - cr» Thursday Mrs. Cites.• Mr*. Chas. -• thb ---------i-w ­ I u Rccpkm House for him. were Sun­ neigh visitor* of tlielr parents. Mr andI Grand Rapids, , i of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mark William*, who underwent an upof Orand Rapids visited hb parenU.. borhood. day visitors of their sistar. Mr* rurhnXr H^nd N^areth Mr Mnd Mrt Ch“ Mlnar ®un4ayRitchie. ★ D. O. Doyie. the town's pendectomy al Pinnock hospital on “ Floyd . LeClear and family. Mr. Lc ctudles at Barbour Hall. Nazareth * Mr> L R » STONY POINT Clear's son. Clyde has a position In few days visit with her brother­ puzzle solver, recently received a New Year's eve. was brought home J troit. Saturday for a cash prise for one sent Id to David Saturday and b gaining nicely. Mbs 5° '*8*. a few days' Mr and Mra. Warren Coolbaugh an oil station in Detroit. * Mr. and MarUta Peterwn, T-K student, b •h........ j.- .na‘Ire? r pUn!* „'T“ vhn visit wlth wnn ner ,an aon.- Connie * Mr. terman was brought home from C. Cook Pub. Co. * A Hille daugh­ awUtlng Mn. Robert Engal.of Grand Rap ­ of Coals Grove called at the B J. in the home. * Mrs. Mar- n parents. “n,n*’ Mr Mr. * and nd Mrs C Rrench French — and* •*“ ~ --------------MohJer of Proirie BlodgecU hospital Wednesday ter was born to Copt and Mrs Wellman home Bunday * Mra An­ ids were Bunday visitors of her ab­ * The printers devil *oemed to Btlendt<1 lht. funrrai of unde, ler, Mrs Philip Nlcbols and family. much improved in health. ♦ Pvt. "Arnold Hocbeke at Pennock hospital. tha Brandstetter visited Mrs. Hat- have up&et our last week's account | —„ u Wayland. Thiwiday gus Huey has returned to her home * Mn Ada Shaw returned to her Duane White, son of Mn. Dora Hasting*, on Friday. Jan 8. weight t»:. Stevens from Friday until of the romance and marriage In the i Mr pPryor who n year* old. in Grand Rapids after a few days' home list Wednesday after visiting WlUte. lias recently been trans­ 5 lbs 5 ozs. and uamed Pandra Sue MTOday. Mr*. B is spending sonic T-K school faculty of M1 i was a former resident of twat stay with her parents, at this place time with her sbter-in-!aw.. Mrs • .•" "*,"77' ..T’-Ty ferred from Camp Crowder. Mo. to Mrs H uas the former Betty Street­ Sarah Brandstetter in Hasting* tiling*, left out the name* of the Thornapplc jple on the farm now ~Oc- Her husband. Mr. Huey Is expected a training center al Seattle. Wash. er. The daddy had returned to. a nhns taler‘to. JobTher da^h- nr,nc, ““ rh “ract«s No ‘ principal characters. No!’ “ It wasn't cupled by the Savacool family Be­ home from the army th“a few day*. ♦ Twelve member* of the Parmelee camp in Texas on New Year'* after * We arc glad to report that Mrs. "Henry." a* some thought—he is Social club met with Mrs Ear) a fifteen day's furlough spent with 1 ter. Mrs Joe Hanlsh at her home in adamant to Cupid's darts. The con­ side* hb wife and son lie leaves a B. J Wellman, who U laid up with Kcnncen Thursday for dinner and hls wife and Grand Rapid* tela- Oak Park. III. * Charles Parker of tracting parties in the Wedding brother. Tom of Kalamazoo and a an Infection tn her leg, b somewhat Donald local. * Mary Jane Nichols spent Ute afternoon working on a live* During hl* vacation he re­ Hasting*, spent a few hours Sun­ were WlUiam Ferguson und Madge foster-sUtor. Mr*. John Flnkbeiner improved but will be kept off her is absent from school and home ill quilt. * We were very sorry to hear ceived hu promotion to captaincy. day nt hb farm home north of town Hunsberger, both popular grade of Merritt. * Mr. and Mr*. Philip feet for several days yet * John in bed with rheumatic fever. * Mrs. i u>» that Howard Wilcox of Irving. « * ’Member* of the Young Peoples and also called at tiie home of hi* tegclprs in the school for a number Bender were guests to a chicken din­ Mead, who was 88 years old and who Fred Marks is 111 with heart trouble I h.»‘ graduate of T-K in 1639. had been class of the Methodist Sunday brother. Bert * Frank Pratt b con­ of years Thi* u the third wedding ner. Wednesday at the home of was the oldest resident m Uib lo­ serlous.lv wounded in action in the school and some of Die older jieoplr- fined to iu* bed. at hb home on connected with the school force their son Ward, honoring hb birth­ cality. passed away al lhe home trouble. * Mrs Le*Ue Streby accom­ New Guinea area. * Mr and Mrs. had a delightful lime Thursday Fast Main St. and in a falling con­ since opening of the school year day. * The January meeting of of hb daughter. Mrs. Lawrence Lu­ panied Mr Steebc to Grand Rap­ Clare Schantz and baby of Grand evening when they met for regular dition. * Mr and Mrs Forrest Liver­ and we are wondering who will be the Masters-Jones Circle of Uie cks fn Woodland township Friday. ids Saturday leaving litUe Harry Methodht church, will be held at Dean wiUi hb grandma. Mrs. Gur­ Rapids visited lier parents, Mr. and monthly social time and nupper good of Grand Rapids spent th>' u her ner sbter. timer Mrs. Mr* L. i M m next- * The Robert Bechtel family the home of Mrs. Ray Lyons. Thur*. January 8. In spite of hb age. Mr ney Keber in Middleville. * Mr. and Mis. Rusli Randall. Monday of It was also a farewell to F. H. Hel- weekend with i The — *eninr of of Lowell have recently moved into Jan. 21 * Floyd H Helrigel left on Mead had lived alone for the pest *** —BYPtJ —Body received word lately from '•‘•J' last week and took their young rigel. who helped organize the class Johnson. *it church wiU cniov i ,hc «*>““ house on Arlington St * Sunday for Port Monmouth. New few years. On Sunday of but week Mrs their son. Donnie. He b sUU in I1’" daughter Pauline, who had been and has acted ns assistant teacher — .? Mr •nil Mrs Robert FroM of Grand Mr. and Mr* Lucas called on him this Wednesday evening. ;‘n<1 Mr* R*ib»Tt FroM of Grand Jersey, where he ha* a position as and Mr*. Mrs. sleighriJe sleighr Alaska and hte ankle which was ohpbhko ii>*i here on a visit, home with them * to Mrs. Helrigel. * Mr. and Claude Koacnoerg Rosenberg oi of northwest i— —■They will meet at the Harold Grtf- R"l’*ds »)>ent Sunday with ner senior chemist iu the signal corps and found him ill. They called n broken b still quite sUff but he te <i.t*nd*m an.i ' The induction of Stanley <Jacki uiauae doctor and it was decided best to L R- Ilcx? eL. development bureau. Mra. H and Johnson Into the Army Saturday Thornapple spent the weekend in feth home for a social hour and .1* u n^. r5CCR!lv » ') Barbara will remain at their home, take him to their iiome which they Bender's grandmother la spending «» fctook Middleville.'* first business Grand Rapids with their daugh.- eaU. * Mrs John Martcnson spent udo of northwest of town for the present. did but be kept gradually failing “» TOUT «Ub U»>> man. Stanley was associated with ter. Mr* Monroe Gibbs Sunday the weekend with her husband who I . 1: Pat Reynoldstill the end came Friday. Funeral * Mrs. Earl Van Sickle b recover­ hb father. Lee M. Johnson in the afternoon they railed on our town- |s employed by the Continental Mo- SB,rn^nT^LFn i«mpl*lal lr likrn L3F4 and Howard ing- from an attack of the flu and services were held Monday at 2 HIBBARJ) HILLS grocery business, and since ths ship treasurar. Grover Cline at 1129 tor Co. In Muskegon The Marten- W. Maud Cross—43F4 and sons, who own the former Arthur Cross—87F4. w The Hill Top Lunch car trouble. * Mbs Betty Clsler b o'clock at Die Martin church with nu*. arc zviucii iuu uwn iu i mnwa litters death in 1911 has carried Garfield Ave.. Grandville. Griffeth farm north of town,--plan EP0111' °!’Sratc’1. Mr- *hd Mr*. assbtant clerk In tiie Johnson and burial bi the Nashville cemetery. ' with the flu and had several hem- । on alone, His brother-in-law. Jer- 1found him gaining nicely from hb to make their home in Mmk&on R»r lw0 ^nr»- Son grocery. * Mr. and Mrs. J. E. He leaves one son. Fred and two i orrhages of the nose. She was tak>« h about d“e daughters. Mra. Utwrcncc Lucas 9li „llUk^ hospital Wednesday. ■ , aoout Feb rvo 1i for lor lhe me duration aura won After Alter------ — T“ *!ek„Norgaftd of Grand Rapids spent ♦n w to n Pennock the war they plan to resume farm conditions Mr h b employed in Sunday with her parents. Mr. and and Mrs. Henry Cole, as well as Her daughter Helen was sent for in ' life * Mrs Flora Taylor returned an ordnance plont in Battle Creek Mrs chas Crookston. * Little Rod­ yeveral more distant relatives Mr Chicago. She will remain wtth her I had *iM*nt a ixrite nurt of hi* , i.i. av.Mwtr t., . . . Mead s —-Grand *««! Mrs b plans to take Kenyon. 6 year-old-son of Mr. to -the "Isabella Homein in urnnu — r—--------——a -much •— rMtvisit Hrr«wed«i «nn H.rrv Al- son. Bnd Mr , Art Al Kenyon, slipped on the Rapid* Monday after a ----week's resL Her Harry ­ life in Cast ai the home of her brother. Ed Mudeyit at Western 8laJc floor at lhe T-K school Monday last, next week. * Our electricity w*J ' ••«a**fc( Blake. ♦ The Red Cross sewn ,Ka»™U<>ooff all Bunday afternoon until the i AKC1UE t». M<noXAi.n and broke the large bone of hb DURFEE group will meet at the City hall be called into service next monUi. * left leg below the knee and cracked c „vfir Mrs Perry Hunslcker came Sat­ trouble man came from Wayland ,.. nori— th< mi>r. Friday afternoon and a large nt- fwenty-ftwe ladle* enjoyed the an- the small bone. He was taken to urday from Cleveland. Ohio, being ranH and made the nnsraurr necessary ri-n.lr, repairs. * * tendancc U desired. * The school nual luncheon of the Middleville Pennock hospital where a cast was called here by lhe illness of her Mrs Ralph DeWitte is employed at year b half gone and next week will Woman s Club. Tuesday and the applied and he is now home and brother. Elery Houghtalln. who the While Product* Corporation In see were new officers XK the UIC .beginning UCKUIUUIK of V> a U new semes- following ...... .. ----- the ----—-----­ coming along nicely. * Mrs. Shel­ was taken sick Tuesday and taken Middleville * Ed Bowerman re­ T-K school We understand fleeted Rrvs Pres..- M Mra O JU * Pmkter at f-K £? & “»*- don Quincer underwent a very se­ to Pennock hospital Tuesday night, ceived a letter from hls brother, there will be several changes made beincr; bt vice Mrs. Vcrn rious operation at Butterworth hoa- where he is beine cared for and Jim, in the U. S. Army in California in the program especially mqre Harper: 2nd Vfce Pres. Mrs C. A. Ktal lij Grand Rapids. Wednesday. seem* to be gaining * Mr. and Mrs. saying he was well and gaining physical education to conform to Gardner; sec.-trees.. Mr*. Ray Pott*, •v. Quincer remained in the city Basil Tobias are the new residents weight * pvt. Johnson visited Hom­ The Annual Meeting of the Policyholders of tHe wartime condition* * Tlic Young * Three more of our young men left until Saturday ‘wiien he returned in the parsonage. * Mr. and Mrs. er McKibben while on hb furlough Woman* Guild will meet with Mrs. Saturday for Fort Custer and service for Sunday services.' We hear Mrs. „ r,„ Bateman n ..u >.u »ir» last week. He worked for Horner Nells and two uu children Woodland Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be Elton Lawrence Thursday evening for Uncle Sam. They ore Stanley E Q 1* doing nicely tnd her many.Qf .of Mason spent Sunday with Mr Mr. about 3 yean, before going into the mane frland. Irl HI—V* I la Hklfw* _ j Mrs. Ernie Bateman. .____ . We. Army. * Skiing was pretty good on Jas. H Sines many * The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ker- 'Jack' Johnson; friends In in Kjt Middleville hope and held in the Woodland Town Hall on Tuesday. Jan­ * driver for she may soon be home. * Tiie Jer­ sympathize with Parmelee nd Leo Lao O O. Klont Kloppe. truck drlvi meen Fowler at the P»« —“ and Mrs. William the hills Sunday as several young Wednesday the^Creamery C^>_ * Mrs; Wi ald Bedford family and Mrs. L. M. Cramer and the bereaved ones -* folks were out from town. They Methodist church on V. ’uary 19. 1943 ot 10:00 A M for the purpose of was confined‘ to ‘her home Johnson drove to Ft. Custer Sun­ The second Quarterly meeting of start at tiie top of the highest hill ittended by Llebler ’ afternoon was largely attend... electing two Directors for terms of three years, for relatives and friends We deeply last week with a cold and laryngitis. day night and spent a few hours the conference year was field nt and come out down on Green's cor­ v> im­ * We are sorry to hear of the death with ‘ Jack" Stanley Johnson, one East Baltimore church Sunday eve­ ners * A letter to lib parents Mr. regret that in the mention of the reading of the Annual Reports, and for tran­ •uvumMT survivors M. — week's of Henry Clsler Saturday at his of the new soldiers. * The Baptist ning. Rev. Don Carrick. ■ the Pre­ and Mrs Albert Green states lie Is mediate in but Items, name of one sbter. Mrs. Jas. home near Hasting*. He was a resl- Missionary society will meet with siding Elder, filled the pulpit. He in camp In Wyoming. Hls addre.M sacting such other business as may legally come Batson of Hastings was omitted. * dent of this vicinity many years Mrs. P. D. Sneathen this week gave many good reports from va­ Is Pvt Gordon L Green. Co. E. 5th Z T R Bld 313 Francis E. Fort A Chrtrtmas greetings telegram and Is the father of Robert. .Dan Friday afternoon. rious. fields and a very good ser­ Warren. Wyoming. before sol'd meeting from their .son Wavne in North and Gerald of thb vicinity and un­ mon. and conducted communJcn Africa was received last week by cle of Buril and Tom Gillett and PLEASANT HILL service His wife and daughter came The Sunshine club met with Mrs. too. W Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ritchie SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crookston so Mr*. Wm. Schenkcl and brother of C. J. MOORE. President Mr and Mrs. Lan Moore's house late it gave them a real scare. * Chas. Chirr. * Mrs Robert Wat- Vere Carter Thursday and worked are remodeling their house to make Robert Swartz, student at Hope kins and friend. Miss Betty Lane on the club quill. * Little Beatrice It convenient for two families. Mr. al WamervHle was damaged bv H. V. TOWNSEND. Secretary 1-14 8 college. Hollands an* a Sunday of Hasting* spent from Friday over and Bernice Palmer arc having the and Mrs. Kenneth Ritcbb will oc­ fire Monday morning about o'clock Due to Sam Heffelbower's guest of Miss Maurel Webber * Sunday with lhe former's mother. flu. * Mr. and Mrs. Ear) Corliss and cupy one part * Mr and Mrs Rog­ Mr and Mrs. Hcnrv Brog spent Mrs. B, C. Swift. All were Grand son Douglas and Mrs. MlUicent Reed er Davls and daughter have moved early discovery of the fire and lhe A ll«n r ready response of the Woodland i Sunday afternoon in Kalamazoo Rapids visitors Saturday. * Mr. and of Grand Rapids were Sunday vis- in with Mr and Mrs. H. D. Davis to fire department it was.scop under Hora of Mra. Mae McDonald and Clare Peters. * Mr. and Mrs. Vere live until the end of the school year control. Tlic fire started Ln th® attic. At thb writing the amount Carter were Sunday dinner guests of damage Isn't known. Mr Moore bOTirr. TO CREDITORS at the home of her sister, Mr. and BRANCH DISTRICT Mr/ O, D. Fassett returned to her is on the sick Ibt and has been Mrs. Otto Schantz of Caledonia in honor of the SduuiU's son who is home Saturday evening after be­ under the doctor's care for tiie last few days. ♦ Mr and Mrs ing at the home of he r son Ray the home on furlough from Ft. Lewis, Washington. * There will be a War past two weeks, caring for the new Keith Farlee and baby. Mrs. Charles Board meeting at the home of Mr grandson. ♦ Mr and Mrs Forrest Farlee Parley and Nevah were Sunday ; « »Urt «■ ihr caller* on Mr and Mrs i 1»ij. at irn and Mrs Joseph Conigan and also Bldelman are staying at the home afternoon *’•---------- — * one at Mr. and Mrs. Vere Carter's at his parents. Mr. and Mrs HenrV Isaac Williams and Mrs Paul Tuesday afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs Bidelmnn, for lhe present Mrs Al­ Towns and baby of Woodland. * Paul Gibson were Sunday caller; ot bert McCleUand of BarryviUe is Mrs Vada Green entertained the Mr and Mrs Trn Westbrook near also helping out. * Henry Bldelman. United Brethren Missionary Society Ada. * Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lew­ tor an All day meeting on Wed­ is ot Ann Arbor were weekend guests hls home Sunday evening at 8 nesday. January 13th. Pol luck din­ of Mr and Mrs. Herb Cook. * Mr. o'clock. Funeral services will be held ner m. noon. * Shirley and Maryand Mrs. Ogden Kaiser were Sun­ at the BarryviUe church Wcdnes- Lou Townsend have the whooping day afternoon callers of Mr. and cough. MIDDLEVILLE aid Bedford will act as manager of Mvere illness and able lo sit up an the store which will be in charge hour at a time. * Mn. Reginald of Mbs Edna Bachte). efficient Cridler was brought home from clerk, and we hope Jack will be back Blodgett hospital. Grand Rapid* on lhe job beiore many month* pass by- * Mr. and Mn. Oleun Solomon and soru Ru^H lo un.- ueo some oays airs, ucu “nd J4” V. ScHieflB of Caledonia b looking icnucu —- , anft(T ner tne tended uic the ikuwiMt funaral w of the — U£b» thP homr homr until untll she shc recovers. rccovers uncle. Frank Denbe at Caledonia * Pauline Benawav came home ta. iu-dw. * MU. r-WM wa. J iutTuaaday. * Mlu Pauline Walk- L E G A L 5 £&,sr,s S5?^“8S. Notice ofAnnual Meeting OF WOODLAND MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY woot Herald Cli officer* of tl bekah lodge day night, □rand RapU lie Sunday a Millen unde Pennock hot Mrs. Birdsill congratulate morning. Jo man welghe named Frur and Mrs A Hasting* wei ford. * Mr. the weekend ma inert to a in tiie Woo Carl Waltz ■pent Mond Fred Tabbe; Prank Hync of a cousin Freeport, on day group Mrs. Donald Grand Rapi for dinner lhe group, home on let Petty Offle an eight w« gineerlng s' llnoU. Tor honors and ceive furlhc pUccd on a at Navy Pl vaaced wort Allerdlng ol afternoon v thur AUerdl C. Wing we at the homi rence Chase and Mrs. 1 Morgan sp with Mr. at A. D. MlUei pletely surp wiien the n lodge came to spend thi ner with hb of Hastings from Friday Mrs Cha* Hastings we and family, of Battle C with her pa Burkle. * J home from Saturday lr convalescing Woodland. Monday me home of M ville. Slight chimney of B. C. B. of will have th Wednesday, ■upper at 7 bring filled । Installation UNCLE SAM Wants You To Enjoy Your Home MORTGAGE SALE This is serious, Folks I •■id 4»y. A<1 tuirr«l nM«n I • « num* i« Iwm Inw runainc in t calls to Information Mu 'ui<m. are UNNECESSARY IU»U Cl Ml thlMI Uncle Sum wonts every American family to be warm this winter! He knows it will be hard­ CASH FOR Immediate er than ever with fuel shortages, but he urges you to have your home made wind-tight with Insulation. Weatherstripping. Roofing other fuel-saving improvements. Money and is available for these remodeling and repairing jobs, just got in touch with us and we will Ioade4 telephone system. requests for numbers that are listed in the telephone Money i* alto available to help you purchase directory. It’s a simple matter to look in the directory first. /\nd if everyone would do that, it would gave 1450 a home that it already built. Don't wait, get hours of switchboard time each day. Please do not ask Information for any number that is in the directory. If you must call Information, make a note of the number so that you'll have it next time, WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN MEMBER F. H. L. B. PHONE 2503 Needs Nearly everyone has needed Six out of every ten calls to Information are be glad to explain our plan. in touch with ut today . 9 STHBiNS BLOC. Seedless calls to Information—many thousands of them daily—arc bein< crowded onto Michigan's war- WAS CALLS MUST GO THROUGH ing hundreds of Barry Coun­ ty people who have found our popular loan plan. * * * CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 101V, w. iuu gt. H*H HASTINGS MAT'L BANK BLDO. 126 W. �flff RtSTTNC^ >uhnrit. ■ttrowhuf, wnurt 14, 1>U X . ______ -..wnii'lr--.ere..., ■ I PLEASANT RIDGE 1 QUIMBY at the home of Mrs. Ruth Planer I Education and Biology and te un-1 You are invited to attend out IRVING I HINDS CORNERS Election of officers for the W S. La« w*«k *L«««r Friday. Jan. b The president, Mrs. । dec the supervision of Mrs. Bawdy Services each Bunday ■ The County Center Telephone iHa* Hendee. a was nrrehlm. will, L.* *Lutheran ...----- Church 1 IC. S. resulted in the same officers:1. H«iry Sothard underwent a ma* Alice unable tn to Ibe with ' ' Mi., Mha KSnllv Molly Anvtnn Saxton te wArlrtmr working tn In Art Art Zion Mlv Geneva Wort Company met at the Hinds school Pre*. Mrs. Clarence Longstreet; Jor operation at Pennock hospital house Friday evening for their an­ ha* been spending* a us. so Mrs. Bessie Woodman was in and Physical Education and u> un­ Paul W Geiger. Pastor Vice Pre*. Mr;, John Perry; Sec'y reernty and all tope for a speedy nual m«rtlng but few attended Bur- Mary Teeter. Charge- Mrs. Allerding of Hasting* i der the direct supervision ut Mto 10 00 A. M. Sunday school conducted the opening devotional Campbell Guy Hili of Uie Educuund Trea*. Mr* Frank McNutt 11 00 A. M. Divine service rel Phillips was elected Pres ; Har ­ Herald Classic Installed the new perlod. Mrs. Woodman gave a gen- I tonal Department of M 8 C. will The Sanborn girls' decorated the old Slocurn. Vice Pre*/ Clark Rub- Wayland and Mr and Mrs. 3:30 P. M Lutheran Gospel Hour Next meeting at the home of Mr. officers of the I. O. O. F. and Re-, ertl Ml view ... of — the work ---- - of Uie ---- ------------------------W C I be here-------each-----------week to supervise thte 8 30 P M. Luther League will1 and Mrs Ben Nagel. A When the Christmas tree at the church and Townsend and Martha of . after which *. -x. the heads of Uie! co-operative project. , (iavt a candlelight Service In which। last snow went off with a rain. It should be complimented on their the ensuing year. * Mr. and Mrs Rapids spent Bunday, Dec Tl, bekah kxlgts at Lake Odem Fri-1T. U. , .. ’ .. n ... ttie newly elected of titer* will be in-. looked like the village might have fine work. d>> nkH. * Morgan Ow.r ol t?., " ‘. Cox and family Of Kalama­ Mr. and Mn. Arthur Rk tor risen Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Reynolds timer . z ,, „ their * Mrs Ecutn DiacK gave more high water like la*l spring w,«„ work w— •— In order to stow appreciation tor stalled. zoo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. and John, also Mn Edith RlchatdGrand Rapids visited Marvin Clar- a w report rrpon of of Uie ito Department Department of of EvanEvan- n an tne hard hard work work at at the the .School Jlcnooi Full Fair || (he Wednesday 8 30 Choir rehearsal Several cellars had water but H-went and family spent New Year's day Spelman Casey and family. * News son of Grand Rapids. “— - -------------sic Sunday afternoon, a Harley Me- — gellun. * Mtes Olga v-vh.-b Eckhardt. i.„. ■ October, also to give the chll- j Thursday rellgwus instruction the. fast A Mra Nora Ellen Berber, who with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Edmonds not a plenty nowadays on account We an- sorry to rtport Mrs C->y works at Defense work in Battle of Dowling. Millen underwent an operatl operation dren a Limuir chance iu to acresee .* a ivaruuii regular iuu full usual tune and place. 7---- -7at chairman of the Flower Mission, re- I uivi* of gus rationing and roads none to Stowell of Freeport te not so well ut Thyb*Perry of Lansing spent tiie good. hnanital but MnnnaV" He ported nnrtrH some good urvwi work work done. rlnn. * W The The length movie at ... home without a.,. drlvCreek was visiting her paernl* here Pennock hospital Monday ... day.- He thte lime. THE EVANGELICAL CHVRCH te convalescing very well. * Mr. and Department of Christian Citizen- mg to some other town, live P. T. A- : Sunday. Ronald Beton. who got* weekend with her parents, Mr. and J. S l>-abler, Pastor to school and stays at Middleville Mn Roy Pen). Mra. Birdslll W. Holly are receiving ' ship was presented by Mr*. Clara , |* sponsoring a movie fur the night 10:00 A M. Morning worship. , wa* home ato a Much sympathy is *>r. ana Mr*. Kooen Glasgow rr. . congratulations on the blnn ot a Klopfenstein, and Mrs Bernlece Os- 0( Tuesdav. January 18 at 8 p tn Sc inion themr. The Secret of extended to the L K WUcox fam- Dowling were New Year's eve guests , son at Pennock hospital Monday good reported for the Press and « This te another Bobby Breen picHy. their oldest .1 *on. son. Howard, having uf ut Mr •'Rr and Mn. Cameron McIntyre. McIntyre, ' morning. January 11. Tne young Publlclty Department A Al the tunf. • Lee, Hing Again". He l* the 11 00 A M. "Sunday school been seriously wounded a couple of Mrynnd >and Mrs. Roy Perry were supsup­ man weighed 8 3-4 pounds and is noon hour a delicious potluck din- I young man with the golden voice of davs before Christmas He was born per' guest* 1 on New -Year's ---------------eve of- *Mr. rnamed Franklin Frederick. * Mr. ner was enjoyed. A Mrs J s Dcub- .radio. His picture that we tod tol­ nnd raised near here and attended -'nd Mrs Larry Anders of Hastings, and Mra. Arthur Allerding. Jr. of ler led the devotional period al the s(ull^ W(U v<fry Well received and theme. Our Orcatejt Menace " 7 30 P. M. Wednesday choir re ­ vr 4-H girl*" are making a song the village school, later graduating Hastings were weekend guests at the opening of the -aftemoon jesalon. A we believe you will like this one. hearsal n for their club to the tune of from T. K H 8 at Middleville be­ Mrs. Woodman conducted a Bible « Remember you are the guest of Thursday 7:30 p m Midweek fore he enlisted. He was serving te 1s the. Army. Mr. Jone*." We ford. * Mr. and Mrs Clarence Ar­ Gull and Miss Lena Warren won | the P. T: A for the evening Don't In New Guinea. A younger broth­ Wish nie and sons of Battle Creek spent the prize, a Mra. Ruth Fisher re- mUj u * Woodland high Library prayer Service South Woodland Cnurth of lhe er uromer. brother. Kenneth. rvrnnciii. is Is in me the armthe weekend with her parents. Mr. ported for the Department of Char- , club met Tuesday evening. January ed.forces. Many homes In this vic- TIIREL C ORNERS Brethren and Mn. Lawrence Paul. Jack re­ acter Education, a Mrs. Curtis and 5 fOr a potluck supper butene** inlty have two eon* In the *endce. «■***« «-»»••• Arthur L. Dodge, paster mained to attend kindergarten class Mn. Meyer* from Woodland sang meeting and social hour. In spite Lester Larabee, 10 00 A M Worship and itennon vininiw Clnrence ncirjiui. Berenrte, muirr Miner ratiuxi Palmer _ Mr. and Mrs In the Woodland school, and will a duet "Follow Me." a The work of, o ofj stormy weather twenty member.-, home. Sam McKeowns home. Mrs. ««bbv and Connie Sue spent Nep-^ I 11 00 A. M Sunday school make hte home With hte grandpar­ the Alcohol Education Department We re present were present. a Woodland high lilgh LatFlorence Blackford has two son* in Year* day at thMwme of htepar8:00 P. M. Evening service ent* for a while, a M.-. and Mrs. rt* presented by Mr*. Daisy Tyler । ln club was entertained by the club in Club _< t____ .....> n.t rnt> Mr nn>< Mrre r- » Rev. Harper S -Will of Chicago 1s Carl Walts and Reuoen Wolcott after which Mrs. Mae Custer of president, Mauripe Clum at her spent Monday with Mr. and Mn. Hastings gave a very helpful talk hotne Sunday afternoon. 'January 3 bringing the rnis-xagcs during the son home te reuresented by two in Hastings, The Rev. Rev. and Mrs. J. R. ChrteWe’noted three stars The Revival services which begun Sun­ sons-in-law We Cred Tabberer of Freeport. * Mr. on the work of this Department sug- at — -a »-.•»— buffet ------supper. day. January 10 and will continue In the service flag tn tiie wmaow or Pfl* n»d family of Hastings were i nd Mrs. Ford Stowell und Mn. getting various inetliods that may­ Kindergarten and First Grade through Sunday. January 24. Serv­ the Clifton Campbell tome. One supper guests of Mr and Mrs. Edw Prank Hynes intended the funeral be used effectively. Mr* Custer is Miss Doris Whitney, teacher represm* a daughter In the W A Waiters and lhe Ceeil Planks New ice each evening at 8:00 o'clock. We of a cousin, Mn. Coy Stowell of District Superintendent of the De­ France* Grummet visited our Freeport, on Saturday. ♦ Tne Birth­ partment of Alcohol Education, a ' room Monday. Many who have been extend mif invitation to all to at­ A. C A Mr. and Mr* Clarence Lung- Yrars eve and then all attended the street were railed to Grand Rapids Wutch Night service at the church, tend tlw* meeting*. day group of Woodland surprised We were glad to have present with < KSu-riS.' by the serious Hines* of her father Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams of Mn. Donald Guger at her -home in United Brethren in Christ - ,,>v hl--' »UIa Mr and Mr* John Perry went to Dclum. Mr. and Mra Glenn WilGrand Rapids by arriving in time I H Osgood. Minister I dergarten ure reading many library Kalamuzoo to spend Sunday with Hams of Gull lake, Mr and Mrs. for dinner last Tuesday afternoon. Woman's Study Club Holds January books. Gordon Tyler has rend se,- Woodland , trieir Min and fatnllv Max Reynolds of Delton. Mr. and A carry-in dinner was brought by Morning worship and sermon 10 Meeting en Pre-Primers and ten first grade ---------- ---------------------Mrs. Elwyn Hayward of Hastings the group. * Tom Nlcthamer te The Woodland Woman's Study boots while Geraldine Augxl hat ASSYRIA------------------------------------------- and Mr and Mrs Leslie WUUanja. tome on leave for one week. Tom Sunday school 11 a. M. seven and four und Larry VanThe oU welf on the Floyd Rankin attended a "500" party at the has just been promoted to 2nd Class Club held IU regular monthly meet­ read Christian Endeavor 7 30 P M. dtcar six und four In the kinder­ farm te functioning regularly and home of Mr. and Mrs. James SloPetty Officer upon completion of ing Tuesday evening at the school garten Duane Reuther has read five Cottage prayer meeting. Wernic... the surrotm'linn stow imnmve- cum. New Year’s eve. an eight week*' course In Delscl En­ house. A The subject of tile program Prr-Prtmrr* and one first grade day 7.30 P M. ment A Little Joan Rogers of BatMr. and Mrs Lester Larabee acgineering at Die University of Il­ was "Health". Mrs Hilda Baas pre­ book. Kilpatrick Marilyn King and Don linois. Tom was graduated with sented a piano solo. Mrs. Frances tle Creek spent part of last week companled Mr. and Mra. J. E. McSunday retool 10:30 A M honors and lias been ennsen to re­ Bawdy gave a talk on "New Books Phelps have read seven Pre-Primers Morn mg worship und sermon with her grandparents. Mr and Millan lo Grand Rapids New YMr* Second Grade ceive further training bl(fire being and Authors"., Miss Carrie OrozingMrs Floyd Randal). A Mrs Gilbert eve11:30 A M. Mrs. Mildred Nowicke. teacher placed on active duty. He will be er gave a pager on the subject ot Powell, who was at Pennock hospt- ,,,_rzT~-------- ■*»» Christian Endeavor 8 00 P M. For An we have made snowmen at Navy Pier tn Chicago tar ad­ ''Infantile paralysis." Mra. Vesta Cottage prayer inerting. Thursday tnl part of last week, has returned pi RITE vanced work, A Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Born and Mrs Florence Kttson gave and eskimo pictures. A We are glad home. A Mrs. Charles Johnson of Last Week's Letter Allerding ot Carlton spent Sunday a piano duet. ♦ The Hastes* Com­ to welcome Warren Courtney from Bellevue Is spending a few days at Mr “I,d Mr*. Roger Davis and mittee! was In charge of Mrs Mae Lake Odessa to our room. A Chllafternoon with Mr and Mia. At the Mr and Mrs Willard Case Jcrtlyn spent New Year's with Mr thur Allerding a Mr. and Mm Fay Leonard. * The February meeting dren who were absent lio.t week u>. Last Week • Letter home. A An all dav Missionary “hd Mra. Caryl Bowman in Irving. will be Gentlemen's Night when the account of sickness were Kerwin •Lorna Larabee • " ■ C. Wing were dinner guests Sunday und torrainc Man­ Service wa* held Sunday at the . Mr- *t>d Mrs. H. D. Davis and at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Law­ ladles will enlcrtalu their husbands Booher. Willis Burgess, L B King. ning and Shoran Jane of Yprulantl Gospel Center church at Assyria daughter Winifred and Jerilyn spent Duane MeycK and Ruth Scofield. rence Chase of Coals Grove, a Mr. at a banquet. visited their parents over the week­ Center, a A group of youngsters Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J, W. and Mrs. Donald Gager und .ion Fourth and Filth Grades Entertain in Honor of the Meari end. enjoyed a sleigh ride recently. One in Grand Rapids. Morgan spent Sunday afternoon Rslrigh Family Mrs. Marlhu Smith, teacher j Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sonnevlile conveyance wo* propelled bv a Mr.- and Mr Mrs. Reynolds nr of n*t. Bat­ Mr " TLeo *° R»vnr>i.i« with Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Border, a We had $48.50 Defense stomps last and daughter Lorraine and grand­ tractor Another was drawn by a. tle Creek spent Sunday with Mr. Rev. and Mr*. Geo. Wlngurd en­ A. D. Miller was happiiv and com­ tertained Mr. and Mrs. Meari Rai- week. Phillip Boni bought n bond daughter Sharon spent Saturday beautiful white team, and they ali' and Mrs. Eaward Rice pletely surprised Thursday evening rlgh and family. Melvin. Ione and Harold and Gordon Brown earn evening with Mr. and Mrs. John made gny. a Tiie Stevens school Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilkins have when the members of the K. of P. Vivien for dinner Thursday evening. bought $12 00 worth of stamps, a May of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. are enjoyina their new oil h»»ter * purchased the Alvin Clark place lodge came with well filled baskets About eight o'clock ten members of We wrote letters to Mary June Leak Bonneville celebrated their twenty­ Mra. Floyd Randall spent Wednes­ ot Joe Card's corners. to spend the evening and have din­ Mrs. Rairlgh's Sunday school class last Friday and sent her n plan*. fifth aeddlng anniversary Friday. Mr. and Mn. Clyde Wilkins of day at the home of her dapgmer. ner with him. a Ml» Marietta Paul surprised her there. Mr and Mrs She 1* much improved but will no: Bobbie O'connor spent tot week Mrs. Josephine Rogers of Battle Battle Creek spent Sunday with Mr. of Hastings visited Miss Murdo Paul Rulrigh were presented with a gift be able to be back with u* for a ' aith his parents in Kalamazoo. and Mrs Bert Wilkins. Creek, meeting with the social Cir ­ from Friday until Sunday. Mr und and Melvin and Ione werefew weeks given a A Tire fourth grade chil[ Gary Rolini was taken to the hoaOur old weather man keeps every­ Mrs. Cha* Faul and son Dkvld of handkerchief shower, a Mr. and dren are studying Eskimos and have । pi tai tot week and all hope for his cle of the Stone Jug locality of which , thing covered with snow so white she is a charter member. Hattlngs were Sunday night supper Mrs Rulrigh and family nrc mov- made clean. -J- patter1, ot' them. Others are speedy recovery. BARNUM SCHOOL II1 and Coiene. year old daughguests of Mr. und Mrs Karl C. Faul Ing on their own farm about three making snowmen * George Court­ rnlen*. the t1-- three *•-----------------*--------*Mr and Mra. Jesse Larabee and and family, a Mtes Jeanne Burkle miles east of lhe Barry-Eaton coun­ ney entered the fourth grade Mon­ Lorna Larabee went to Fort Custer Mr. and Mrs Stephen Bishop of «« of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilkins. of Battle Creek spent the weekend ty line or four mile* east of the Kil­ day from Lake Odessa school. I Friday to see Dale but he had been South Nashville called on Mr. and who »a5 «rtously ill with whooping with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl patrick church. This farm is in I sent to Ft. Lewis. Washington. Mrs Ben Crockford Saturday. Mr. cough and pneumonia Is much betFifth and Sixth Grades Burkle. a John Stairs was brought Eaton county and in the Sunfield I William Monica was taken 111 Frl- und Mrs Clare Wallrich of Kala- ,er- _____________ Mrs Arlle Spindler, teacher home from a Battle Creek bnspltai school district. However. Melvin • Onr defense, stamp sale for last I day and a doctor was called but he mazoo spent the weekend at the' Saturday In an ambulance and te and Ione are attending school here What Is a Ficon? gradually grew worse and pa.ssed Crockford tome. Mr. and Mrs. ! convalescing at hte tome in East for the present. A About 61 were away Sunday morning at 7:30. He MUUU , ■ Fuller of Hastings called A fichu..is a scarf draped about a Woodland. * The Woodland fire Jresent Sunday after school at u the front board depicts a snow scene had many friends who regret hls Arthur there Sunday. A Mrs. Gus Johnson woman's shoulders and tied in a knot of children sliding down hill, skat­ amlly carry-in dinner in honor of ing and making snow men. * Sev­ P(u*lng and heart-felt sympathy Is has gone to Flint to be with her al brMi. Monday morning by a fire at the the Rulrigh family. eral of our folks have made free extended to the berenfed ones, jle , son. Herman, who has rented an I home of Mr. Moore near Warner­ hand Frescol paintings. We will be was a brother of Ld Monica of Has- , apartment. A Elite Johnston went M. S. C. Honors Woodland vine. Slight damage was done to the glad to have Miss Saxton aid us In tings. to Lansing Sunday returning MonNo Skyscrapers In London chimney of the residence. * The W. Because of lhe success last year noi what t wlV d“Y- * Kcllh Durkee is working at 8. C. S. ot the Methodist church of w student teacher In our school. our art work for a few weeks. None of London's buildings exceed N 1 h 1 d ' ,he C*"* ,w;tor>' in Has­ will have tirclr Calendar meeting on Michigan State College has placed CHVRCH ANNOUNCEMENTS 200 feet in height , is my kingdom.—Carlyle. I tings. Wednesday. January 27. Pot luck three in the Woodland school for The Methodht Church supper at 7 o’clock. Members please the winter term. Mtes Jewell Dick­ 10: 00 A. M — Morning worship bring filled calendars. There wiU.be inson Is working in English and His­ 11: 15 A. M—Sunday school InataliaUon of newly elected officers. tory and is under the direct super­ 8:00 P. M. Young People'* service W. C. T. U. Institute visor). of Mr. William* Ml&s AlThursday 8:00 P. M Midweek The W. C. T. U. Institute was held lalne Wolfe is working in Physical service. WOODLAND FOR SURE DELIVERY 6ETTER BUY CHICKS NOW! AT WARDS GUARANTEED BATTERIES hcat PROOF oven buy at WARDS ...MW Baking Ware. Clear Lustrous Non-Porous Heat-Proof YOU BUY THE BEST! GUARANTEED 100 o» ho*ch,J 2-SlarWhit* or ■ Barred Soda ■ n.»° ^YOUR CHOICE OF ' ■ ■ V )00 Z-,»« ll-^" ay EITHER COMPLETE SET GET YOUR BATTERY Al A LOW 4-DAY SALE PRICE KWIK START WINTER KING WINTER KING BATTERY BATTERY LONG TYPE CUAIAMTItD 24 MONTHS! GUARANTIED 30 MONTHS! GUARANTIED 30 MONTHS! 45 heavy-duty plates, 100 ampere hour capac­ ity. Equals or exceeds most original equipment batteries. Reduced for 4 days only! 45 hedvy-duty plates, 100 amp. hr. capacity... with wood and glass in­ sulation for longer life. Extra battery life at an extra low price! 51 heavy-duty plates, 110 amp. hr. capacity. Plus same longer-lasting wood and glass constructiort as in regular Winter King! . Improv*™*"* poultry improvement ALL IN THE SAME DISH 126 W. STATE STREET MONTGOMERY WARD 118-124 >0. JEFFERSON RHONE 2704 •art delivery’ • your MONTGOMERY W buy �THE HASTING H BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1< W3 PACK FOUR ON THE HOME FRONT (Continued from page 1. Sec 1) and Dud in Middleville about hut year's Middleville-Caledonia tour­ nament and asks how the fellows you with my very best wishes for victorious New Yer W. E. Pprklns. They figure he's In New Caledonia. Wherever he is. he said he met Carleton (Party) Smith, another Every week more and more of you Middleville lad. and was sure glad fellows ore home on furlough* and co see him. We’ve heard so many letter doos it seem good to see you?—It doe*! If you’ll just nonce when we "choice bits" from another Middle­ ville chap. Carleton Swift, that we wish he’d write us. too. He writes that he can now do mopping to suit the most dL'criminatmg taste. He for the first order of busi­ hat several techniques—standing ness. a money order for one buck is with tons mop: on knees with-bond cm its way to you Harold Cole. It mop, or horizontal with, brushes — Isn't much but with four more it he's equally capable with all styles may be Just the difference of. "will if not always picturesque He writes I or won’t I buy » " Bv the way. if Maude Bell, ho wtehra he had tlic it Un't'embarraMing. you look plen­ ambition rile always had because ty elegant In your iilclurc and we then he rould like the army a little like It. better. Cheer un Carleton. "Heroes You probably remember iieaimg are bom. hot made." if that’s any of "The Womanless Wedding.' a consolation. ptiy for home towns. Well, some­ Lester DeVault will be home on body around here should have plen­ furlough this week. Jack Larkin ty of Inspiration to wnte something from Great Lakes will lx? home on called "Maleless Romance" or "La­ "boot" leave Feb. iith to Feb. 20th. dles for the Duration." Why tiie way did you know that Jack? Joseph you fellows arc taking off from Wavne Bump has graduated from "these parts" we feel almost de­ Aviation Radio school at the U. 3. populated of masculine charm. (No­ Naval Air Station at Jacksonville. tice the altnoal—Zolly isn’t going to Fla. Wayne enlisted in July and put hls neck out even at hLs old began his training at Great Lakes. Congratulations fellow, that’s nice age. 1 ■ Chuck Leonard took off Sunday going. Charles R. Freer has been for Detroit for a Naval Air Corps selected to become a speclaltet in assignment. "Bun" McPharlin has the Navy and is enrolled in the volunteered for service and goes to school for Machinist's mote al Kalamazoo next week for hte physi- Great Lakes. Burr Laubaugh has to Camp Maxey. Texas. where I a good kid and the only feUow from . .,-0 [aJTlc barracks home I’ve scan. Medical Replacement Training Cen­ Parker of Fort -Wall, guess I'll atop for this Umr ter .at Camp Robinson. Ark. Lt.- Candldate Ha locue on a ten- Write when you can. Love to au. Commander “Ken” McIntyre is still Benning, oa.. tn the UJ5A. He'd be glad to hear day furlough. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reynolds have' P**from back home at 2014 Marengo St.. New Orleans. La. Captain Fin­ received word from their son. Cor-| nic te “up tn the air." He's taking pond Raymond Reynolds, who tei AF.O. 308, c/O Ft flying lessons and is about ready somewhere in the southwest Pa-| No*' clfic war sone that he hu been ad-1 Bob • hkn to solo. Happy Landing. Captain. “J1 lettera off to him Bob Corkin writes "How about vanced lo First Cook. He writes «« printing ail the addresses of the fel­ that-there te a lot of rain and when. now so he U surely get them in te no rain, the aun Is terrib-) Moren. lows In the service from Barry Co., there ly hot. almost unbearable someAbout the snow Bob. we’ < so we can sec where everyone is and , drop them a line." Good idea Bob. times, he says. j ••'T’*,!? country roods. Your brother, mcx. but we can't do it all in one. two or left Saturday with thirty-four otheven three issues. Did you know we nLrid er fel>°w» from here he wants have over 1.000 boys in service. We It Hamid t<) M ft joldter 03 it a Int lot." Th.l, That's tha the anim spirit'Harold. Just peg along each week and print. and when you're home on leave J*u We „c HW v to w .... don't. ,„, have tell as many as we can. Addresses can tell us about It. • (nl ..jq chln Here are a few of the things M> ^er eom?lata no mstti change so fast we have a problem keeping them up-to-date. too. Bob Munjoy has lo say in a letter to hte ^e'rBnd Pthsd’S what ks : says "I never in all my life shined parents. "Just a few lines today to so many shoes as during my. basic answer your letter of Nov. 14th — everything we can to helte you. training." Does that have a familiar which I wm very glad to receive. It c'bTrthctara and ad“ ring fellows? was the first letter 1 have gotten roHhte week nr. H Henney ' After this was written we learned trnm from ---------home since Oct. A.h 5th. ; that Bob arrived home on Tues“We ure In northwest Africa, o! । 2nd Platoon. 12th Co. 1 8. dnv for hte first leave. Welcome course. I can't say just where, but O. C. 190 home Bob.-well be seeing you. Bob's so far everything te quleCwherc we Fort Benning. Ga. address is: , are. Birthday—Jan. 19. „ Pit. R W. Corkin "I got a Chrteunas card from the Army War College. . Hasting Cjly Bunk yesterday and Jerry Johnson Washington. D C. r thought it was dice of them lo re­ U, 3. S. Btecayno Ptt. Gordon Sothard. who is with member me. c o Postmaster the -Marines in San Diego. Calif , "There isn't much I can tell you Morgan Annex Navy Section has recovered from a recent Illness about things down here but ic isn’t New York. N. Y. so he lias tx-cn discharged from the so bad. We arc sleeping in pup tents Birthday—Jan. 25. hospital. He lias been transferred and we get a Utile damp when it to Platoon 1218. R.D.M.C B.. ut San rains but the only time it rains in Diego. CaUf. l,icut. Hartley Fin-,. northern Africa is in the winter, at Jacob Miller strom has been sent to the Army night and during the day. I suppose Flight D-3 ‘ Camp at Camp Wallace. Texas. it is cold at home and you have a Atlantic Chy. N. J. Pvt Reed Furrow and Pvt. Normaii little snow. Birthday—Sept. 1G Petkins, who were formerly nt Camp "When you see Ed Beaver tell McCoy, Wise. have been transfer- him hte brother. Bud. te here. He’s 1 Pvt Kenneth E Beckwith. Co 42. Bks. 2531 LIEUT. GAYLORD G. FLORY, right, son of Mra. Bertha Flory of Woodlaud, te pointing qul a ealor highlight In the portrait he painted of BRIO. GEN. WALDO C. POTTER, commanding general of the Fort SIU, Okla-, replacement training center. Flory, who la on duty al the field artillery re­ placement center, painted the portrait from a photo in lhe Recorder, weekly paper of lhe camp. The picture waa taken at lhe presentation certmonlea."—Reprinted by eoartray of The Grand Camp McCoy. Wisconsin Birthday-—Oct. 8 i m>i HIGH SCHOOL i ORANGES •<: 200 SIZE 5ELF-5ERUIIE I NEW CROP—FLORIDA LGE. IftC STAUS | CELERY 35 d°z. 2 200 SIZE ARIZO A—SNO-WHITE 16E.. head >aW FRESH—CALIFORNIA LARGE LGE. 1 CC BCHS. | MICHIGAN—YELLOW TANGMES ORANGES DOZ. AQc •5-LB. JnV BAG . FLORIDA—JUICE On SALAD PEARS BIB. 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LEDERLE LABORATORIES JANE PARKER MILD AND MELLOW STAMPS SOVTHWEST RCTLAND The many friends of Dan Doug laas ure sorry to hear lie is ill an under the doctor's care All hop for a ;>j>ccdy recovery * Byron Cro foot was railed home Sunday nigh from Detroit due to the illness c । ills son, Wendell * Mary Dunn tin । Freda HurrLs <Jf Kalamazoo wer | weekend guests nt tlic home ol th ■ former's parent*. Mr. and Mr; JiniHINMIHItlU PARKE DAVIS O CO. PURETEST VITAMINS JANE PARKER pkgs STORE HOURS ' "/. CEDAR CREEK Tin- W 3. c. 8. will meet wlt| Mrs. Waglcy in Hickory Corners o. Wednesday the 20th for a potluc dinner Even-one Invited. * Mi und Mrs Henry Lelnaar and so spent Sunday with Richard Lcluaa and wife in Battle Creek * Mr. an Mra. Ed Mead are spending som time In Grand Rnptcte. * Russe Watson ol Detroit was home on SaL urday. * Boyd Lelnqar ho* pur chased un automobile so you ca soon look out for wedding bells. ■ Mr. and Mrs Russell Benton o Hastings visited Mrs Ella Wertin* Sunday * Mrs Etta conr.’trlct < Delton Ls staying with Mrs. Ell Wertman. * Leslie Gould and fan-. Ily visited Eridt Skidmore in Uli hospital in Battle Creek Sunday al ternoon. _ _ DATED 2 - 62< CHOC-O-GOLD LOAF CAKE ..• 19< 2p»gs19< 31< FUDGE LAYER CAKE 2 . 35^ POTATO CHIPS. . . . . 14< 2 -31< DONUTS. . . . . . . . . . 12‘ WAR . The girls sextette sang at the sec ond Ward P.TA Monday evenln and ut the Women's club Wednes day night Monday noon they wl appear before the Rotary club. Tho assembly which was to b held Monday. Jan 4. was cancelle due to the weather conditions. Jan Whisnant, the armless girl who wa to entertain, did not arrive GIVE THEM VITAMIN-THIS WINTER r3C 2 pkgs. 29c MARVEL ICTORY w BEN FRANKLIN STORES 45c 5 MEl-O BIT AMERICAN OR IR.CK PHILADELPHIA V 227c SOAP FLAKES BREAD LOAF CHEESE . . . . . CREAM CHEESE... PABST-ETT CHEESE OLEOMARGARINE.. . J Visit our catalog order department ".25 20c CHIU SAUCE LAUNDRY BLEACH 2 •Ot* 15c HUNT ClUS DOG FOOD WISCONSIN MILD 34c . wr. 2 "2.121c TOMATOES 37c POLLOCK STEAK NAVY BEANS 54c BEET SUGAR 2 .27c 9CSALE! new method was employed as an ex BLEACH CLOTHES SAFELY FRESH SMELT 35c ■ U HEADlLS* AND DRESSID How Long Will My Cor Lost?. CLOROX HtHH OCEAN-FISH COOKED SHRIMP Watch for Ben Franklin’s BLUE SUDS BLUES AT IT CLEANS CLOTHES outer FROM LAKE MICHIGAN METWURST WHITING Q ft C CAULIFLOWER 49' CARROTS 2 ONwHS Aa 53' AVOCADOS 2 19‘ MICHIGAN—U. S. NO. I—A SIZE CHIPPEWA 15-LB. BAG in question. New club officers will Send us more addresses and we ll print them, Keep your letters com-, , uig along. v—. o< Next week Audra Densmore—ex­ । ii , ■ । speech speecn correction ot oi Western western Michlmiciiicuse us. Mrs. Wellesley Ironside. | ' The next assembly to be presented 1 gan College of Education. will conwill chai with you. Audra always _ by the School Assembly Service will duct a Speech Correction clinic st knows lots of news, although being a" new ’bride" s"he"may have" many ’be a talk given by Frank Preston the Central school. January 12 and “homey" thing* to tell vou. For in- I Johnson on January 28. Mr. John- 13. Parents and teachers Interested stance—who gets the coffee—the [ I"1?!? ”!! , in specific problems of speech cor­ _ —- -------------------------------— bride or the groom? Anyway, we!: cr ot science, will tell lhe answer to I rection ore asked to get in touch know you’ll like hearifc from her. i shortages of materials in hte speech with Mtes Helen M. Wade at the i entitled "Science—and Your Future.” . central ichool. So. agaifi. Cheerio, Mr. Johnson will Illustrate from a I Ous. staiiley a nuudclk'n showed ZOLLY COFFER ,an<c ■ •jBfbft some of bls s!dght-of-hand tricks at ! coots made of milk, shoes from pet- an assembly held in Central buiidroleum. rubber subslitute». dresses lng Bl 3 0$ock. Friday. Jan 8. The DEATH OF HENRY BIDELMAN SUNDAY from coal and many others. | money ukrn ln be 115?d l0 Frank Hemy Bldelman. son of A drive te being made by the Jun- ‘ make passible future assemblies. Frank E. and Sarah Roush Bidel­ I Sorae °f lhe ”«-* ‘ludenu have n an, was bom in Baltimore town­ 1 n? 22.ho**' container has been ' arriving at school late several ship. on May 30. 1882. and died at lhe I KwomAngB during the pastlcw weeks hls home In Maple Grove township, 1 I because of the weather and road on Sunday. Jun. 10. 1043, aged 60 ■ llbrarj for such contributions. Sue Smith te the Junior manager I conditions. years. 7 months and 11 days. He of the G.AA. succeeding WlUo Thc .,tUdenL* of Mr. Burgess’ ecoIs survived by hls wife, Mrs. Leia class turned in their 1500 S.iddler Bldelman; a son. Forrest, of Hampton. The girls are getting esrayTon Monday. It te reBarryviUe; and a sister. Mra. Floyd practice in officiating: making It nJ?eTl«nl°wnrit<inff lnn ‘>Uirc‘1 ,hat 011 economics StUdctlU Rice, of Hastings. Funeral services essav on a subject of their were held at the BarryviUe church rules. They are also working on choicean ^Xn^ to ^om™on Wednesday afternoon. Jan. 13. lW0 wln,er !porU; fore they get credit for the course, the Rev Kenneth Griswold of Nash­ 2r m22.»<0« th Fortnights were distributed Frlville officiating, interment Ln the by March 1. Striker cemetery. Thc last ciud nour 'of thte sent-; day to teachers and high school stucster will be held Monday. Jan. 18. dents. Thte issue was written and Tire following jiemeslcr, students published entirely by students of thc Dicsrl-clectrlo Locomotive m:<v change their choice of clubs' ioumaltem class and served ns a Diciel electric locomotive is used with lhe consent of the instructor | part of their final examination. A on the cog railway which ascends Pike's peak. Formerly steam en- ANDRUS CARVETH & STEBBINS SERVICE Caurtcty and Friendly Sftrvjca Shawn To All THI IlftAll' STORE Phone 2240 Hastings Phone 2115 Prompt Delivery Service �.... " ' 1 ' NASHVILLE ! Harold Brummcls and baby <lri.' THE KARTTNG1 RANTCPl, THCTt8DAY. JANUAMT 14, »43 . ' ■ ' i' ——mW n n w 11 » l U U !■_________ ^dcra. Miss Doris Beus and Mra. Mar/ Weller of Grand Rapids spjpl the weekend with the former'. parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles Betts. * Hcr Jnuband h„ been uko the service. leaving with the group for Fort Outer, Saturday * William McCallum of Kalamaaoo M*n‘ u* »•*«* with borne, ,0U“'---------------- ,«». Fergus Reidel relumed to Grand . HARRY VILLE Rapids Sunday after spending thc Because at slckneas Ln lhe neighweek here with ills grandmother, borhood. there will be no W 8 Mn. Leia Roe. * On Monday ere., c. 8 dinner thia wet*. * Henry Jan. 18, Dr. Merton 8. Rice of De- Bldelman U very low al this writtrolt will give a lecture at the school mg, with no chance for hla recovauditorium. hla subject will be “A ery. Forrest Bldelman is also ill. | Dog's Worth.'* The Lions Club Is But hls illness la Die "flu" and we sponsoring the lecture. A T. Corp. hope he will recover very qu Victor Higdon of Winter Gardens. They have certainly had their 1 Florida.*has been home on a fur­ full. Mrs. Bldelman'* staler. lough. * Pvt. Harold Wenger of Mabel Parks of Kalamazoo, hu; Fort Custer spent Saturday at hls been with her part of the time and I home. * Mrs. Esther Joluuon has Mrs. Albert McClelland is assisting i gone to Battle Creek. ★ Coy Brumm also. * A large crowd .attended the has given up driving a school bus ■Hower for Mies Clara Gillett al and is working at tiie Varney Dairy. the home ot Mr. and Mra. L. A. | ★ Mrs. Aencs Weeks has gone to Day Friday evening. Clara leaves the Soldiers Home. Grand Rapids this week Thursday for California | to care for a patient. * Mrs Grace where rhe will be married to Earl | Pultz spent the weekend in Detroit Pennock of the V. 8. Navy. She > guest of her sisters. * Mrs J. C. received many lovely gifts. Sand- j Furnlss has- returned from Grand wichw. cookies, and a drink were : Rapids where she went before the served. Clara has many friends who ’ holidays to visit her son. Louis and wish her much happiness in her I family. * Tlic Clover Leaf Class newly chosen career. Her uncle. I was entertained ' Friday night at Harley Hayman, who has been vis- | Mrs NeUlc Moons with Mrs. iting her for several weeks. wUl ac­ Elin Garlingcr assisting. The fol­ company her as far n» Wyoming. * lowing officers were elected for thc Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kesler and fam­ coming year: President. Mrs. Pau­ ily were Sunday dinner guasU of line Lykins: vice president, Mrs Rev. and Mrs. J. J. WililtU. * Mr. Stella Purchis; secretary. Mrs. Ella and Mrs. Russell Mead of Oscoda Garlinger: treasurer, Mrs. Rose are happy over the arrival of a 7 Smith. Refreshments were served lb g'l oz baby girl. Deanna Eloise by the hostesses. * Mrs. Boyd Ol­ at an Alpena Hospital Monday, sen is spending sometime with Mr Jan. 4. Russell brought the two lit- j Olsen at Ypsilanti * Mrs. Dorr t|r boys down here Monday evening. Howell of Middleville spent the Kent is with grandma and granaweekend at her home here. * Reg­ pa McKeown and Zane is staying I ular meeting of Laurel Chapter No, with krandma and grandpa Mead 1 31 O, E. S. was held Tuesday night, * Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Surine of * Lieut William H. Roc of Uie U Nashville were Sunday dinner guests I S Air Force was awarded o Dis­ of Mr. and Mrs Hubert Lathrop tinguished Flying Crosit by Maj} and family. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Harold Gen. Lewis H. Brereton. Comman­ Higdon and baby of Battle Creek der of American Air forces in the were Sunday dinner guests of Mr., Middle East. He. with three oUicr and Mrs J. L. Higdon. Alfred Hig­ Michigan officers, were cited for don and two daughters of Kalama- I zoo and Mr. and Mrs Victor Brumm “outstanding achievement." All have of Nashville were Sunday after-1 at least 200 iwurs flying time In noon callers. ♦ We understand Wm.> Middle eastern operations. Hr is Van Curen hu taken to bathing in I the son of Mrs. Lota Roe. a teacher High Bank creek. Weill Anyho*. . In thc local school. he was in the water. Makes one I have chills to think of it! Eh? * SOI T1I BOWNE Visitors nt the Will Mishler home Mr. and Mrs. George Gillett is. sons, Mr and Mra. Elmer Gillett. I on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Evart Ardis and baby of Freeport, Miss Clara Gillett. George Hayman [ Mrs Biima Roush nnd daucjitrr. and Harley Hayman were present I nt a farewell family dinner for Miss I Miss, Winnie. Mrs* H Wetfel and Clara Gillett al the home of Mr. and ' daughter Palsy of Hu,tings, Mr. Vein Marshall’s family on j and Mrs. John Thaler and Mr. nnd Mrs Sunday * Mr. and Mr*. Jay Cole I Mrs. Howard Thaler of Campbell and Mrs. Kenneth McClelland were' * Arthur Anderson of Alto is help­ Sunday afternoon callers at the I ing Paul Holtman draw coal for home of Mr. nnd Mrs, Elmer Gillett. the Freeport Creamery. * Mrs. ★ Gertrude Tobias has been out of I Loyd Allerding has been assistin'? school with an appendicitis attack. I her daughter. Mrs. Delton Tyler, * Mr. and Mr*. Karl Gasser and | caring for the little .babv which san of Auyrin were Saturday evehas been sick with a hard cold. * ntng callers of Mr. nnd Mra. Chas. Mr. und Mrs Paul Hoffman spent Dav. ★ Mra. Nell Walker and Max Sunday at Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Mat- Alden of Chesaning were Sunday । temlckS at Alto, *Mr. and Mrs. dinner guests of Mr. tend Mrs Ralph i John Thaler of Campbell visited DeVine * Miss Marjory Tasker of! Thursday with Will Mishler and Hastings spent Friday night with family * Mrs. Dorothy Curtis was Mis* Clara Gillett and Clara spent; in Hastings Friday. Her sister-in­ Saturday night wilh her. | law. Mrs. Ervin Curtis and baby re­ turned honu- with her from Pen­ CLOVERDALE '* * nock hospital.' * Mr. and Mra. Wm. Miss Catherine Cagney of Kala­ Porriti and Mrs. Corren Gless were mazoo called on friends here Tues­ in Grand Rapids Tuesday. .* Mr. day. * Mis* Mildred Watson of nnd Mrs, John Walts and daugh­ Kalamazoo spent thc weekend wilh ter. Man Elizabeth of Alto were har«mother, Mrs. Mac Watson. * Thursday caller* qn Mrs. Jennie Mr. and Mrs. Welton Brooks spent Pardee * Mrs. Chester Richardson Wednesday evening with Mr. and of Nashville visited her sister. Mrs. Mrs. John Chandler of Hastings. * Li Gfand Collier on Monday. * Friends of . Mra. Bert McCallum are Mr. and Mrs. Alden Porriti and very sorry to learn of her Illness and mother. Mrs. Lvdla PnrrlXt were hope for her a very speedy recovery. callers on Mrs D D. Holcomb and ★ Miss Vivian Brooks spent the Mrs. Jennie Pardee Monday aft­ holidays in Savannah. Ga., with Lt. ernoon. * Hiram Kareher of Re- Murvln Flower. * Tlic community tnus. Mrs.. Albert Slabaugh oj East wa* greatly shocked In lhe passing Bowne. Mrs. Tobias Stirock nnd of Wm. Monica. Much sympathy Is daughter Mary of Zion Hill, Mr. extended lo tlic bereaved ones. * and Mm. John Berky of Elmdale Doug a I McCallum of Detroit spent were caller* the post week at Jerry thc weekend here wilh his parents. Blough's. * Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum. * • Wolcott of Lansing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mrs. Julia Perry of Kalamazoo spent Wm. Shultz of Grand Rapids, Mr. a couple days lhe past week with nnd Mrs Alden Eash of Denrpom, Mrs. Murtha Chamberlain and Mra. John Eash of Iowa City. Iowa, and Emma Dickerson. * James Lewis, mother. Mrs, A. T. Eash, were Sun­ who has been spending some time day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. here with Mr and Mrs Walter Clare Ea*h. John Is home on a Lewis and family, has returned to week's furlough and when he re­ hls home in Leslie. ★ Mr. and Mra. George Chipman of Kalamazoo turns will go to Glenville. Ill. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. WEST HOPE Bert McCallum. * Mrs Steve Jimmie Springer left Saturday Karmcs and Lewis of Ypsilanti came with thc group of draftees., from Sunday to spend n week with her Harn- Co. for Fort Custer. ★ Hu­ parents. Mr. and Mra. Welton bert McCallum and Forrest Johnson Brooks. * Mr. and Mrs. James Wllwho were both home on furloughs cox of Rutland were Sunday dinner | were calling on friends in thc neigh­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leoler Lord borhood last week A Mr. and Mrs. and family * Mr. and Mrs, Virgil Clarence Johncocks of Hastings Monica and Bob were in Battle were caljers at lhe L. D. Woodman Creek Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. home Sunday. * Several from the Delos Flower spent Sunday with Mr. neighborhood attended the farewell nnd Mra. Richnrd Hoogenboom ot party held for Jimmie Springer at Gull .lake. * Mr. and Mra Lester the Grange Hall Thursday evening Lord and family called on Mr. and * Abe Hayward spent the weekend Mrs. Ronald Anders of West Hope with Mr. nnd Mrs. Em Johncock. Sunday evening. * A correction to a last week's Item; the names of Mr. and Mrs. Em Catholic Elementary 8c boaI ■ I Johncock should have been included Catholic elementary schools In , in the list of New Year's dinner guests nt the L. D Woodman home the United States arc attended by i but were somehow omitted. * Mrs. ■n estimated 2,000,000. TO ALL MONTGOMERY WARD PEOPLE ' , .■ \' ' ■ " z . • • .■ r . 1 — You are free to join or not to join a union, as you wish. The Company fully respects this privilege. Your opportunity with the Company will be the same whether you are a union member or not. 2 — You do not have to join a union to work at Wards. 3 —Wards is opposed to all forms of the closed shop. Liberty requires that an employee be free to join, to refuse to join, or to resign from a union without losing his job. Liberty requires that an employer be free to employ the person best suited for the work. 4— The President of the United States has commanded Wards to accept for its Chicago plant a form of closed shop called "maintenance of membership”. Under this form of closed shop, employees are not free to resign from the union without losing their jobs. Wards is compelled to discharge every union member who fails to maintain his union membership in good stand­ ing (non-payment of dues, etc.). This making of membership in a union a condition of hold­ ing a job is the closed shop. 5— Wards did not voluntarily agree to this requirement. Wards believes it to be illegal and un­ economic. Wards has accepted it under duress and only because the President of the United States expressly so ordered. 6— Wards is the only retailer in the United States upon whom the President has imposed any form of the closed shop. It is unfair to impose burdens upon Wards and not upon those with whom it is in competition. If the retail industry is to be subjected to the closed shop require­ ment, it should be legislated by Congress and applied uniformly against all retail establishments. / 7 —The National War Labor Board has now called a hearing to determine whether the em­ ployees at Wards* six large stores in Denver, Detroit and New Yorfc City must belong to the union in order to hold their jobs. Wards will continue to oppose this illegal and uneconomic requirement. Wards will reject any demand of the Board that employees be discharged because they fail to maintain their union membership. 8—The President of the United States has no authority to order Wards employees to remain union members in order to hold their jobs. Congress is the only law-making authority. Congress has passed no law requiring the closed shop. MONTGOMERY WARD and COMPANY • SEWELL AVIXV �THE HASTINGS BANNER. TWTRIbU. lANX-'ARY 14. 1M3 FAOfc SIX i Wolcott of Woodland were Monday I dinner guest* of Mr. nnd Mr* L. R. 1 Wolcott. * Mi. undMdrs Merrill Karcher and family spent Sunday I with Mr. nnd Mr* Watt Thomas of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Ballance and 1 South Bowne. * Helen Miller mid Mrs and Mrs. Leo Welfare of Has- (' non Lyle qjf Logan, nnd Jay Blough ting* were Tuesday evening guests I1 of Carlton were Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Benedict guest* Of Mr. and Mrs: W. C- Lape. in honor of the latter'* birthday an-: * Mr. and Mn Wilbur Mirk of SarRev John McCue rpoke ujulc were Sunday dinner guest* ol nlversary xSietmJj __________ .7 theXol Mr. andMr*. Ralph Sage rand Jam­ house Wednesday evening. HL ilv * Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hynes inemewu* *neuwamwmw v..theme was "TheCorncratonesof Civ- nhd Mr. Eva Stowell nutation'. * Mrs. Mac Miner enter- <.UKd on Mrs. Julia Gndfny ^•Uur' Ulned the Pleasant Valley W. M. A. <luy afternoon. * Mta* Agnes Humat her home Wednesday with an all piirey ha* Ix-n :,*?i*tlng with the day meeting, w Rev and Mr*. Seth houseijork at the horn•• of Mr. mid Davey of Hariinr* culled on Mr. and. Mrs. R*ln’» Thnler and Mr. and und Mrs. How-­ Mrs. Claud Mead Wednesday eve- John Thaler nlng. * Mr and Mr*. Sermah Scese ard Thaler ol Campbell Were Sunday and Mrs. Adah Metter were Sunday afternoon guest* of Mr. nnd Mrs. William Mishler and Gwendolyn of •gmsts of Mr. ana Mr*. Weriey Keim of Clarksville. * Death visited cur South Bowne * Will Fox ol Lo'*e community three times within a few Dtatrict'called on F, E. Demine lust Wednesday. * Mrs Eleanare Whit­ days and took thfee of our older highly respected citizen*; Frank ney spent Tuesday In Hastings. * ' Denise. Ernest Tooker *pd Mrr. Vi­ About thlrtv friends met at the ola Rogers Stowell. Heartfelt sym­ home of H Burleigh of Campbell in pathy Ls extended to the bereaved honor of their *on Pvt. Clayton F ones. ♦ Mis* Lillian Bleam of Bowne Buileikh. who ta home on a Uiirtyuzrlsted with the work at the Post day furlough- A pleasant evening office Saturday nnd wtv a supper was spent by all * Mt** Evelyn Thompson °* Grand Rapid* was a * Mr and Mrs. Charles Wieland of Sunday' evening supper guest of Mr Logan were Sunday afternoon call­ and Mr* Claude Walton and family ers at the Ray Wieland home * Mr. ana «• Alto. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jn and Mrs. xacn Bert naynrr Hasner ut of Lake vuvaOdessa were Wednesday evening gucsb Blough nnd family of Irving. Mr of Mr. nndMrs. Adam Endres. * Mr. and Mr*. Sieve Miller, and Helen and Mrs V. L. Wolcott oi Lansing, and son Lvle <>! Unrun were dinner Mr. and Mr*. Cnrl Walls and Reuben guest* of Mr and Mr*. Will Blough FREEPORT JANUARY OPPORTUNITIES A 7 ROOM HOUSE recently remodeled, 2 lots. 1 extra large, on lhe corner of Market ond Clin­ ton streets. For a quick talc will sell for $2000. ONE OF THE NICEST 40 ACRES of land in the County. 4 miles from Hastings, has nice build­ ings. electricity, lays level, good soil. $3500.00 or will trade for house and lot. A WONDERFUL PLACE IN MAPLE GROVE town­ ship, lays level, nearly new house and barn. ’ House has furnace, bath and electricity. A ''peach" of a place. Will trade for an apartment house. A. 6 ROOM HOUSE in the first word just recently put in A-1 condition. Will sell on a Land Con­ tract with small down payment. $3000.00. IN CARLTON TOWNSHIP a wonderful 160 acres, 2 barns, nice house, soil good, lays level, $10.­ 500.00. IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP we have a good 200 acre farm, lays level, good soil, large buildings, $20,000.00. EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER (The best Investment on earth Is the earth itself) STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 ’Sunday. * Rev. and Mrs. Griffin and Rev. John McCue attended the Barry County Ministerial Conference al Hastings Tuesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and Mr. and Mr*. Frank Thompson attended the fun­ eral of Mt. Moore's father. Henry Ctaier at Hastings. Tuesday after­ noon. * Lewi* Nccb his been feeling quite a lot better thc last few days. * pvt Glenn Frederickson has been •tran*Ierred from Camp Wolters. Texas, to Lo* Angeles. California. * Mi". Marian Rohrbacher of Lansina called on Mrs Wm. Hutchens at the Pavne Sunday evening. * Franklin Buti;e**. Jr , returned to .’chool Mon<Iay alter working. In Battle Creek lor a time. • Mr. and Mrs. G C Ed­ monds and daughter. Bonita Ruth. of Ann Arbor spent Saturday night with Mr*. Edmond's parents. Mr and Mrs. Duel Stason. * Mr. and ....a .* V. Mt». Arthur vmhmi Clinton of wu.ui. Carltun were Sunday <f Suminv dinner ——------------guests ol — **Mr. and Mr* B. R. Clinton * Mrs. William Hutchens of Hastings called on Mr. and Mr*. John Fish Monday * Marurn Roush'of Lansing, and DorothyBunn, local, .spent the weekend with the former's itrantlpftrent*. Mr. and Mrs. Sam White of Hastings. *hnd c.illtd on Mr* Wm Hutchens ut the Marvin Thnler home. * Mr. nnd Mt*. Earl Everson jmd family spent Sunday wttii Mr nnd Mr:. Harold Tinkler of Battle Creek. * Robert Mead, who has been in the U. S. Army, at Curnp Stone. Cal. ta spend­ ing a few duv* at home. * Mr and Mrs. Clarence Van Patten and Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* Neeb were Clarks­ ville visitor* Thursday. * Mr*. Gebrge Bassett wa* taken to Pen­ nock hospital Monday afternoon * M:* Wm. Hutchens spent the holi­ day* with her children in Grand Rapid- and Ls nt present with her daughter. Mr*. Manin Thaler at Hastings. * Her many friends throughout Barry county were grieved to hear of tiie death of Mrs Coy Stowell nt her home here early Thursday. She hnd been in i»oor health for a period of several year* and for some time had been very ill. A* Mrs. Viola Rogers, she had re­ sided in Freeport for more than •even years and les* than a year ago wa* married to Coy Stowell of Has­ tings. Surviving besides lhe husband nnd three non*. Allen nnd Keriiielh of Jackson und Corl ot Battle Creek, one daugmer Mrs. Ruth Makycs. al­ so of Battle Creek, and two staters. Funeral services were held Saturday nt 2 30 at the United Brethren eh'irrh nnd anti burial wn« »n 'r •* ’ — n’-church field c-me en- * Henrv Smeikcr of W. A Invert .M<Xrail” wm <r <•-1 Mln-r *im-r King tvinx Mrs air*, Smeikcr ouicini-r L* 1* conumifined fined to to her her bed bed and and Is ta under under the the doctor's cere. Mrs. Libbie Drew nf Clarksville 1* caring for her. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Van Patten and Mr. nnd Mrs Lewlr Neeb were • 1 urx*vine visnor* inui-u.i, ui'u mi Saturday were dinner guest* of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mervl Neeb mid Meria of Hastings. * Howard mid Marie MeRobert* of Alto mid ML*< Elaipe Kauffman of Lansing were Sunday oVen'nn’ enller« nt Mr and Mrs Joe Kauffman and family. * MiAs Pau­ line Ev+ron ta etnoloved nt the Per­ ov Jone* hospital in Bnt’le creek. * Mr and Mrs. Ray Clinton of Irving were inuranuv cauers ot mr. una Mr* B R Clinton * George Nelson was in Hasting* Monday morning. * Mrs Bovd Payne of Kalamazoo illed on Mrs.- Ida Payne Sats' urdav afternoon * Rev. ><nd Mr* M-nx tonmi-. inrern* and nnn Mr* orrx Gatlin |iiUn„ N"wFrenk ton ol Belding were Friday visitors nt the Nell Newton home * Mr. and Mr-. Charles Woodruff ot Hastings were Thursday afternoon mints of Mr nnd Mt*‘Frank Thompson * The United Brethren church was AUCTION SALE Owing to thc fact that three of our sons orc already in military service and thc olher son is about to be colled, and as I am working in a defense factory in Lan­ sing, my wife and I decided to quite farming. We will offer our personal property at public auction at our farm IT7* miles south ond ’2 mile east of BarryviUe church, or 1 mile south and 3’,j miles west of Nashville on what was once known as the Peter A. Maurer farm, on > COATS GROVE hast to the Barry County Christian ' tai Chemical company. CARLTON CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kelsey a student. In Freeport high I Mrs. Wayne Pierce of Hostings Endeavor Union Tuesday evening. I He .wa* WU? school. We want lo with him much spent Sunday with her parent*. Mr spent Sunday at Paul Woodman's. Ernest S. Marks. General Secretary success' In hta new position. land Mr*. Clem. Mr*. Pierce re­ * The address of Pvt. Donald G. of Mlclilgan Christian Endeavor Un­ turned last week from MtasLuIppi —...---------- ... ------------ -----where she spent eighteen day* with Chase is Camp McCoy., Wisconsin. Ion.' was “ the speakez of lhe evening. Church of the Culled Brethren —-»•* > bk h.,:ne here Sunday nt 13:30 alter her husband. Private Wayne Pierce. Co. 35, Brk's. 2530 and we are *ure In Christ * Claude Walton made a business E B. Griffin D. D. Pastor cc.r.-d to u> hu hu bed M for 10,. W«k. * & “."a trip to Hasting.'. Monday. * Mrs. Elhe would appreciate some mail being confined a week. Phone 303 • eunore Whitney spent Sunday eve­ He was born Oct. 14. 1852 in Battle companled Mr*. Arthur Yarger to from home. * Tiie C. E. meeting ning with her daughter. Mr». Genc- Freeport Creek He has lived tn Delton since Fort Custer to see Pvt. Robert Fal­ was led by Ear) Sense last Sunday 10: 30 A. M. Sunday School vieve Crans of Caledonia. * Thc Re­ coner. Tiie trip was in vain as Pri ­ 11: 30 A M. Morning Worship 1902 and was d rural carrier for 15 evening. The subject was, "How • bekah* will hold Installation of offi­ 8 do P M. Sunday evening service years. HL* wife, who wa* formerly. vate "Bob" had been transferred to May I Become Sure of God?" * cers in the Odd Fellow hall next Port Lewis. Washington two days Thursday evening. January 21st. All nt .Pleasant Valley 8.00 P M. Thursday. Prayer meet- Helen McPherson, died Dec. 21. 1918. before. * Mr r.nd Mrs. Richard Miss Dori* Coat* went to East Lknmember* and friend* are requested slng last ‘Motulay to take on eight Denny from out the Camp ground He hud lived alone until four years to be present. A pot-luck supper will /go when hls son, Roy and family. way. Mr nnd Mrs Radford Stidham week* Kelloggs Scholarship course be served after installation. * Mau­ Plearant Valley of Hastings and Mr and Mr*. Ger­ rice Glasgow of Dowling spent til10:00 A. M. Morning worship / nt Michigan State College. * Sym­ ald Tlseher enjoyed a card party at 11 00 A M Sunday School ( weekend with Ms grandparent*. Mr. son. four grandchildren, mid one the home of Mr. and Mr*. Floyd pathy I* extended to the relatives and Mr*. Glenn Kellogg. * Mr. and 8:00 P M. Quarterly meeting *en\ Mrs Kenneth Stcckle and two chil­ lee Rev D H Carrick of Sunficl-X great grandchild. Funeral services Denny. E. State Jloud. The guest* of John Mead, ns his death oc­ enjoyed n delirious steak supper. \were held at 3:30 Wednesday from curred nt the liome of hta daugh­ dren of Lansing spent Sunday with —■-■••• will preach and conduct communion Uie MethodLvt church. Burial in tiie former s-father. Asa Strckb « services. Miss EvelynzFox of Freeport. Rus­ ter. Mrs Lawrence Lucaic lost Fri­ il<v. Everett '«*lx»ve attended eh the 8:00 P M. Tuesday. Prayer serv­ Prairieville cemetery * Mr nnd Mrs. sel Landen. Wayhe Landon and Mrs day afternoon. He has Tiled near .. Youngs Evan* of Gull lake, Mr*. RobeLLPalconer were dinner guest* here the most ot his Hie and has meeting of the Barry' County Coun- ice. Merrill Evan* nnd Miss Thelma Mott -Bafiday of Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur many friends who regret hta pair­ of Churches in H.isting* Inst Freeport Methodtat Church of Kalamazoo were dinner guests of Ynrgcr. * Mr. and Mrs. Muri Fauley ing Funeral at lhe Martin church Tuesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. mid-Mj*. Russell Mott Wednes­ nnd daughter of Clarksville were at 3 P.,M. Monday..* A fine crowd Newton and family were Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 day cvehlng?YUMr4. DellaJlOchellr. Sundav guests of Mr nnd Mra. El­ was present at Uie L. A. S. nt Harve Sunday School 12 00 g'uwu of Mr. and Mrs. Will Newton of State D Road. ♦ v,r Mr. and Mrs Alvin 'v”' * A,v’" Carlton Center Methodtat Church 75. dhd Tuesday"-morning at the mer Marlowe. ♦ Mr and Mrs. Cleon Koodmnn* last Thursday and 813 Clark Memorial Home in Grand Landon spent Sunday In Kalama­ u> received from the dinner Heirigle spent Sunday with Mr and Rapid.', after breaking her hip in zoo. * Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Alloff served by Club No. 3: Orplut Wing. Mr* Keith Marlow of Carlton. * Morning Worship 10 00 | October. Stic and her husband had and family of S. E. Carlton were Irene Brooks. Fne Wcygmidt, Mary Willis Lap.' is recovering from his Sunday School 11:00 resided at the home since June. 1033 Sunday evening caller* at Dir home Townsend, Minerva Wobdman; illnes*. * Mrs. Decda Meyer* is as­ She was married to James Rochelle of Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Ynrger. * Kathryn Clum and Bessie Wood­ sisting with the house-work at the HICKORY CORNERS in 1893. Mr nnd Mrs. Rochelle were Mr*. Colonel Ynrger went to Grund man. The urogram was in charge l^ap Karchcr home. * Mr. and Mrs. Miss Hilda Williams, daughter of residents of Delton several years ago Rapid* Sunday where--she has a of Ames Haight and constated of Harry Fnuset of Grand Rapids. Mrs. L Pr'.estervof Kingiley, and Harry Vere Williams nnd the late Mr* practical nursing job for a few contests, reading* and a talk bv Tabbereq. Seaman 2nd Class, of Williams and James Deer, of Camp Methodist church. She leaves besides weeks. P. C; Wing. * Jesse Chose was Great Uikcs Naval Station. Illinois, Forest. Tennessee, were manied the husband, one daughter Mrs. Lt. Annie Rosenthal of New Or­ taken sick last Thursday evening were Saturday evening dinner guests Sunday. Jan. 3rd nt Rossville. Geor­ Genevieve Gault, a son Herschel! leans. Louisiana, wishes to thunk with thc flu. Tlic doctor wa* there of Mr. and Mr*. Fred Tabberfr. * gia. Rev E. L. Ellis read the mar­ Rochelle. both of Battle Creek. Fun- I the Carlton Center friend* for Uie*. several time* nnd he is better now. Mr. and Mrs. Wetutall Shoemaker riage service. Louis Williams of many gift* she received at Christ­ * Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sense. Oscar of Lansing spent the weekend with Camp Forest. Tennessee. Mis?. Ger- Thursday in Hillsdale Methodist mas. Cooper. Mrr. H. Woodman end Mr. und Mrs. Admn Endres. * Mr*. tnide Sinclair of Hickory Corner* churcli Burial wa* made at Frontier., . Mrs. Pearl Demond attended the Bernice Closson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ketchum of Kalama* * Mr. and Mrs. Will Whittemore funeral of Mrs. Coy Stowell nt Frrcwere In Hasting* Friday forenoon. IIENTIERSHOTT *”d Mrs. Gal) Ughtfoot to Grand l»rt Saturday. Burla! wa* nt Ban­ Rapids on business Saturday after­ Det s will arrjvc Tuesday to spend * Mr. and Mr*. CLirchee Payne and We were glad to have church field cemetery. Mr. Sense nnd Mr. noon. * Mr*. Nina Manec of Lan­ his furlough with hi* bride at her children of Hope Center and Mr. services Sunday and should profit Cooiier were pall bearers. Our sym­ sing nnd Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rock­ home in Hickory Comers. Hilda's and Mrs. Stewart Waters nnd chil­ by ML*.* Rultaon's New Year's ser­ pathy L* extended to the be­ hill of Hastings were recent guests many friends wish for herself and dren of East Delton visited Mr. and mon. Two weeks ago there wasn't reaved husband, who is well known of their parents. Mr. nnd Mr*. W. husband a long and happy life * Mrs Gordie Durkee Sunday. * any on account of bad roads and Mbs of --------Hickory Cor- Keith. Kenneth nnd Kendall WllW. Rockhill. * Mr. and Mrs Ken......... - •Mary —. Trirk ------------- -----are grnndnarent*. ns n baby wan • net): Mead and family of Maple »e:s mid Melvin Zinke of Rogers | hums of Gull Inke spent Saturday sickness. * Mr*. Robert Gorrtaon Grove were Wednesday evening *up- City were married December 31st nlght'and Sunday with their gnind- hit* been on the sink itat thc past born n> Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth week. * The McOmber 4H Sewing Brtabin. Mrs. Brisbin lives In Bat­ per gueM* of Mr and Mrs Claud at Bryan. Ohio, by Justice L F. Hall. ;>arent*. Mr and Mrs. John Adams Club met December 31 at the home Mead * Marion Roush of Lansing They were accompanied by Mrs * Mr. and Mr* Ralph Starring and of Arlene Beadle The girls are do­ tle Creek and Kenneth ta In tha and Dorothv Bunn, local, accqpipan- Zinke'* parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Elin* two children ot Level Park spent ing some splendid work. * Mr nnd service bring stationed in Missouri. led Mr mid Mr*. ClaroSawdy of Has- Trick. Mr Zinke is employed nt the . Sunday with hls sister. Mrs Leon Mrs Ed. Bentz of Hastings culled on * Mrs. Pearl Demond Is great­ tings to Battle Creek. Saturday al- Duplex Printing Pre.** al Battle Pennock and family. * Mr and Mr*. the home folk* here on Sunday ♦ grandma as a daughter was born ternoon * Robert Mathewson of Cal- Creek nnd Mr*. Zinke Ls a senior at George Schoolcraft of/Battlc Creek Mr. nnd Mrs. Ronald Haynes hnd a to Mr -and Mrs Rose । formerly edonia spent Sunday at'the home of the W. K. Kellogg Agricultural visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. letter from Gerald from Fort.Cbiy- Bcrnadlne Demond: in Hastings. Mr mid Mrs. Charles Overholt. * chool. Their friends wish for Bert Patton. Sunday. * Kenneth La. He ta well and happy GLASS ( REEK ■ Mrs Wm. Hutchens’has received them a long and happy life. * Mr ; Town, who ta stationed in an army boumc. and likes hL* work. * We nrc *orry word that h»r son Willi* ta now sta- and Mrs Elias Trick and Mrs Bet- enmp in Texas, called hl* parent*. to hear tlint the baby daughter of Lost Week's Letter New Year* visitors at Fred Otta' tioned at New Orleans, La. Hta ad- tie Pixlcv, and son visited Mr. and । Mr. nnd Mr*. Wade Town by phone Mr. and Mrs. Cnrroi Ncwfon (Edith were Mr and Mrs. Hany Dunn und dress is Pvt. WillLs L Hutchens, ’Mrs. Pixley of Fair take Sutmnv «f- and talked with the family last Sun­ lias bronchial pneumonia. Pvt Alpheou* Dunn of camp Barry. 36401734. BOth Station Hospital. N. ’‘Theon. * Louis William* of Camp day night * Kenneth'Aldrich and Tobla*> Wc all hope fur her speedy recov­ A Staging Area. New Orleans, t-i Forest. Tennessee, spent a two Leo vniunucuum. Chamberlain, who who me arc in r.ugEng- ery. * The W. S. C. S. will meet Cnl.. Hubett Sehrier of Southwest Rutland. Mrs, Lueiln Sehrier of tiie * Mr. mid Mrs Dnn Postma nnd week*' furlough with.......... hi* — father, land. luiv.e: meti there and talked •WllH-.mK imv.i uiriv uuacu■ with wiui ThUTMlay, Jan. 21 nt the home of upper peninsula, nnd Mr. nnd Mr*. — ........ —callers — endsister. Hilda 11,1.It, In-each , iaiiu.other. _. l * . Mr. «... nnd _unu __ j Mrs. •»_. <■ P»»'»ta Ann were o.. Sunday of Vere Williams and Allen '<r and Mrs Genre- Alexander of December. ThL*. hews item riiou d oriffen of East Delton visited Ma- Mrs Ernie Matti'son. Bring any Rnv Erwiiv nnd Mb* Joan, local dl*h vou wl«h except pies as they Robert Otis sirent thc weekend in Lowell -* ----Mi.** Helena .............. Braendle have reached the Banner quite *e.n Newton Fridav * Mr. and Mrs. are provided for. Wc hope for a Kalainuzoo with relative* and also whohas hasbeen beenconvalescing convalescingfrom from he: he: sometime uro. An error by your Marshall Mrs good Marshall Norwood. Norwood, Mr Mr and nnd Mr* । who crowd us there will.be un elec­ saw Ice Foltie* in Chicago. recent appendectomy nt the home kcal corn’*|k>ndcnt. * Mrs. Frank John Chamberlain and daughter ।tion of officer*. 1 A *ht!<ll crowd attended the cotnTown und Mrs. Hazel Nunnemaker Fatty mid Maxine Smith were In of her nurrnt•___ "" . Im'mity meeting nt the church Sat­ •were at Hustings Saturday after ­ ' Hastings Saturday night. * Mrs. Ada Braendle, relumed to her uork at noon on business. * Sympathy l* ex ­ urday night Game*, and music fur­ Thor|>' of Hickory Corner* visited Butterworth ho-pnal in uimiu pPartlcular Bird tended to Mr. and Mrs. Hale Brown nished n vety cniovnble evening It ids Sunday Mr*, Maty Doster Saturday. ★ An •— ........... ; *. Sgt. Gerald ---------- Forbey . .. ■ of — Thc Ibis, sacred bird of the Egyp ­ was decided lo have ro-opcrative • Julia Sinclair: of Richland in the InaianrtjsolL’i. ’ndlasia. siMrsst..Sundqr error wa* mode )a*t wpek in regnrd -nroaram* for the remainder of the ■death of their baby. Harriett Lee tians, is extremely selective in iu to the bxikelball game between *,th hl' Parents. Mr. and Mrs. also to thc grandparent* Mr. nnd Dellon and Woodland on Friday eve­ choice of food and watch and natives year. Each family attending ta exGeorge Forbey and family. * Hiram Mr*. Hal Sinclair of Hickory Cor ­ ning. Jan 15 The game will be will not touch food or water that It irectrd to ofhr n number for thc *?0' hJJ' bc™ at ht V0’"* ners. * Mrs. Florence Lawrence evening's entertainment. Come ami nluyeri nt Woodland Instead of Del­ has rejected. «« ,or.4 have a good time. weeks, returned to hta home in called on Mrs. Hattie Whitmore of ton. The local team will go to Plain­ Remus Saturday * The W. c T. U. Delton last week * Mr. and--M>* well on Tuesday evening. Jan. 19 and will meet Tuesday January' 19 at 2 D. Hitchcock eNorma Butler: of to Nashville on Friday evening. Jan., o'clock nt the home of Mr*. Edith Dalia*. Texas, are visiting her par­ 22. * Mrs. John Chamberlain enterReport of the Condition of The Hastinqs Citv Bank Bunn Mrs, Bunn ha* charge of the ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Butler of tuined ut n birthday party Saturdvy Craw M-wtng. Anyone wishing West Hickory Comers. * Mrs. Clnir afternoon in honor of her daughter ' Williamson ^arrived home Friday ‘® he,P «n making these gannents Patty and Joan Fuhrman: The i 1plea>5‘,'*‘b* ur„<Lri,J’h,?!’e V?2 ,!e^e from Texas where she Mient five guests were fifteen members of the Ls a futme weekly Calender for ref­ week* with her son. Sgt. Basil Wil­ girL< Sunday Schoo) cla*» nnd the e"nce. Pleu.*e call 192 if Fou.have liamson at Harllnzer. Clair Wil­ teuchlr of Uie class. The drcoratiuns j1 liamson will remain in Texas two any special -""' nnnouncanent* The fclwere of pink nnd blue and there' ’■■"e-menre Th. cm. lowing is Pr‘-. or three week* before leaving for were two birthday cake* -with can- 1 J1'**Part> home. dies. Tiie time was spent ringing and | ’’1 I!?!1' Thwday. Janplaying games ufler which refresh-; ”ary |8*h'z'v c.T.U. meeting at Mrs. COATS GROVE menu* were served. * Jock Johnson: Teacher* elected for the Sunday of Kalamazoo visited hl. parent*. ------ I'*. Thursday. — DunnsTlmnday. January January 21 21Creamery „bu business 2:00 1?ln£?s ’meeting ncctltig at 2: GO school are a* follows: Woman's clou. Mr. und Mrs, J. L. Daniels Sunday. .. . — in K p P H,,n Hull .No dinner.'Rebekah 1,1 Nr> dl,,n, 'r »*h*k«h Ludle Fisher: Men's clou. J. O * Much sympathy Ls extended »o •' «•«»• installation in Odd Fellow Hall in Crawford; Young People's class, F. the family of Uncle John McBkin In 1 _ evening. Friday. 'January 22nd — C. Wing: Young Mamed Folks. Ar­ their bereavement. ★ Winferd Me- ‘ l.l Atill.ITIEB Community Party in Odd- Fellow thur Richardson; Intermediate. Eth­ Bum. who t* stationed in nn army el Kilmer; Junior. Greta Endsley: camp in Arkansas. L* spending a ten ' ,a- p-' .Hall. Gleaner*. Bessie Woodman: Pri­ day furlough with hL* parent*. Mr. Guy Reuter Ha* Advancement Guy W. Reuter of Dayton. Ohio mary. Vesta Sea*e. and Mrs. Roy McBain. * Anson Paul H Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Demond of Richards left Wednesday night for. in ha* been named resident manager of Bellbrook Horne*, the federal hous­ Innin. Kenneth Demond of Howell. Detroit. He will lake a Naval Air -1- Oik RusM'i Deinond and Arch Grave., Course. » Mr. and Mrs. Charle.-, , ing project in Xenia. Mr. Reuter*wn* bom and obtained were New Year's guest* of Pearl De­ Kahler and Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford i-*hi* schooling in Michigan and has mond. | Kahler were Kalamazoo shoppers I Mbs Ruth Woodman returned Wednesday. * Mr. und Mrs. Leslie i operated stores in St. Paris und Ft. Recovery. Ohio He also spent 13 Sundav to her school work in Ben­ Williams. Mrs James Slocum and I years in the portal service. Lately he ton Harbor after a two weeks' va­ . son David of Freeport visited lhe , r nits been employed by the Exterml- cation at home. . 'former-* son nnd daughter-in-law. I{.„ Mr. und Mrs. Roger Williams. Sun-, I day. * Mr. und Mis. Max Reynolds.: -z ' DELTON KI: KS SS SXTi k2':|=» ting* tings and Mr. and Mra. Glenn Wil- ' IT A MINS Tuesday, January 19, 1943 SPELL STARTING AT ONE O'CLOCK WAR TIME. WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING: HORSES Black marc, 5 yr*, old, wgt. 1700 Black marc, 7 yrs. old. wgt. 1800 Thi* is a very good work team 3 yr. old. Block Pcrchcron colt CATTLE |er»ey cow ■ Jersey and Holstein heifer. 18 mot. old Jersey cow. 4 yrs. old. due time of sole HOGS 5 feeder pigs 3 gilts, bred HENS 140 White Rock pullets HAY & GRAIN Around 200 bu. oats Some hay Some corn Hants of Gull lake attended a party 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ver- . non Morford near Hickory Corners I ICTORY FARM TOOLS Wide tire wagon Side delivery rake, good 6 ft. Deering binder, good 5 ft. Champion mower Riding plow Walking plow Riding cultivator 5 tooth cultivator 2 spring tooth drag Feed grinder Cas engine ond buix saw rig * Some small tools Double work harness 2 collars, good 2 bottom Oliver tractor plow, 12 inM good condition John Deere 2 bottom riding plow Oliver single bottom riding plow Superior 11 hose drill Dayton hay loader Manure spreader Osborn mowing machine Wc solute the farmers of America, who help to keep us a nation of milkdrinkers, military and civilian! For the nutrition and vitamin content that keeps our army on the march, our .civilians on the job, try superior Highlands Dairy Grade A milk. SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocers 4 qc I O HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer E. E. CRAY. Clerk F. w’. AltbblB*. Bank of Hastings their son Pvt John Frye had been L seriously injured bn Dec. 31st In | n New Guinea. He ha* been in thc : ■ Army about two years. Peckham’s Remedy CAPITAL ApBOUXTS For Children's TERMS: Cash doy of sole, no property to be removed until settled for. J. Henry Smith and Bertha Smith . ............. p,.ul ,, f- l''»‘ ^5,000.00. tolal rrtiralita vatu* JZS.i gar valar at 4lou.0UU.0v. MEMOHA.NI1A Parchment called on Mr*. Angle ibi Titus Saturday forenoon. Mrs. AU£- | .mUnoa t,. P tin Ferris of lhe. Bristol school dte-' r M Vi,_ i.„, trict spent Sniuraay aftetpoon with ir ih*t t»>« »bu»» •'•trinrui it Mrs. Titus. * Mrs. Ben Lawrence of !.th« .t.t- <4 th- >-»-»»: nuti«ri Hickory Corners spent Saturday i>u«wl»<l<» >■><! bcliet. afternoon With Mrs. Hettle Whitte­ more. ♦ Mr. and Mt.*. Elv* Corlseal right, who live on the Walter Brown Mtahta**. Cwhiy of B.rry, farm west of Prairieville, called SworB , ‘the Delton correspondent Monday ■ ;n,8<|j*5",,} >943 <nj 1 moriilng saying they had an item । r.nify ib«i 1 »m a* >n officer or <1 which they thought warof interest, j of air bank. They have a dog which (jive birth A to puppl»* recently. The puppies, j were killed und now she ta mother-1 । ing a twe week* old pta- They say ( pr. Clifford MorfortFlne veterinary Report of Condition of the National at Delton, can vouch for this as be was at their home Sunday nnd saw I OF HABT1HQB I them. Hl»l< MILO . Mr. nnd Mrs. Henrv Germaine । took their son Ross to Battle Creek, Sunday where he left by train for 1 San Antonio. Texas, to enter : training in the Army Air Corps. *: -■ Mr. nnd Mrs. Ruth Saunders were ’ Kalamazoo shoppers Friday eve- ,* nlng. * Norma Saunders. Gul! lake, spent the weekend with her parent*, c. * Mrs. Robert Van Tyne of Alle- ■ E»n. spent the weekend with her1 ; ujbnnd. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1 Roush entertained Mr and Mrs.: ।. TOTAL ASSESS Harold Doster and children Sunday I . LIARILIT1EH for dinner * Mr. and Mrs. Edward HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. ’ BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Pbooe 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hastings Coughs — - Croupy Coughs - Colds "Once tried never total capital accoumt* wttboal* »U»il Tjdre. K. A." Pankin Director* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-01-21.pdf 81abd7c23e07ae1bfe2deee9a117fb9b PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER fIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JANUARY 21. 1943 12 PACES—2 SECTIONS SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 6 BOY A Word to Banner Readers: WOODLAND FIRE MIDDLEVILLE POWER FREEPORT KILLED IN ACTION j|lf AA AEDADTC 1 Bernard Fighter Reported InJ. LU* KCr UK I J Home Front TO PAY HALF COST As Victim in New Guinea A/,fl>IUt> VC AD" A III I L A \ OF IRVING BRIDGE On tha Some Banner readers have asked the editor why the correspondence paragraphs are now being set with only stars to seirarate the various Items and why less white space Is being used between the lines in the news stories. It isn't beinif done merely to "pinch pennies' —or just to be plain "ornery." Rationing and the reduction in goods available to-locai merchants have reduced the amount of local retail advertising considerably 'most national advertising was lost to weekly papers a year ago> and with less advertising, the size of the paper has had to be correspondingly reduced, since it is advertising reve­ nue which pays more than 85 per cent of tiic cost of production. A year ago.'for, example, a 16-page paper was our standard issue: dur- Then. too. even if the advertising were available to support the usual 1sized Issue, the nornjal supply of newsprint would not be available, and we would liave to cut the number of pages anyway. In fact, newspapers are supplied to use at least 10 per rent less paper during 1943 than they used during 1942. But. Jn spite of the fact that is­ sues nre dwindling in size, war de­ mands ior such things as bond ■sale* campaigns, enlistment drives, and other government information, have put an extra burden on lhe 500 in City May Laie Vote. Within 30 Doyi The Hate law makes It mandatory 1 NUMBER 17 DfMGNS AC CHM'N RATIONING BOARD In cities like Hastings to remove, County Clerk Hyde Gives from the list of registered voter*, the name of every one on that list ' .who has not voted within the pre­ County Clerk Allan C. Hyde has Net Cain of 321 vious two year*. In going through Hl Fellows. the registration iLst/ahd checking presented, his resignation as chair­ 1 Boy! what a snow storm! I guess'। Member* During 1942 with the names of/hoxe-who have man and member of the Barry . I the weather man is cooperating with j, At the annual meeting of the voted. It ha* been''ascertained that County War Price and Rationing the rationing board, encouraging ‘ 500 -- ---------- in this Woodland Mutual Fire insurance “I" city u*1’’ have ““’c ' Board. Lt la not surprising that he people to leave tneir rropie their cars'at cars 'at home. I; « ' . - failed -tc-TiTfe within thenotified oast two tek compelled do so. Tnaee who Company\t Woodland -n Turwlay of-n,,.. i^n by ■ understand thetowork that a county From the reports that liave been 1 lernoon, E:irI VL_Colbv and Ira P/, —■' that, unlex* they dan a r?g. 'J rir-rie BZmaU clerk hot ha* tn to <io dq. in there lhe*e days realm realize . . -------------------- - J | ------------ ----------------red members uiubwoii istratlon taiu card wiuuii within jv 30 u/p, days, nurir their <hat 11 ls xdbugh for any one r--per­ —----- ---------- - .. . — presiding, in the cue of The Barry what they are doing. tn rntn fnr nrnttxrlvand M»rvname* will be stricken from the reg- r ron to care tor properly; and every, of the board. Three weeks ago while we were County Road Commission vs the Later. the following officers were i-tratlon list. If that occurs, they body know* that he is and ha* been on our wedding trip We looked up Middleville Power Corporation, the j named by the board to serve dur- murt reregister or they cannot vote 1 “ capable, eiilclent oHkcni. which, it goes without saying, edi- ing some Hustings fellows. In Chicago. defendant I* held responsible lor I ago”” he'1’was made chairman the coming year: ------ - ■■ -— ----------------- * v*ar A year h* w** Horace Angel and hl* wife. Lok, half the coat of building lhe present. of the rationing boatd. When he President, C. J. Moore: vice-presi­ t.s a contribution to the war effort. dent. Earl V Colbv; secretary, H. came for us and we went to a hock­ wooden bridge over the milt race 1 । began there was buLunc rationed Corp. Merle Tasker Dies Also, in spite of the necessity for V. Townsend; treasurer. ey game. We saw Chicago Black­ near Irving. Furthermore the court article. Now there ffe many, and Robert hawks and the New York Rangers. ruled that tu> long a* the mill race ' smaller-suc Issues, the amount o! ' the board's work has grown to large In New Guinea Ainsworth. . ' It was reported as orfe of the most and power plant are maintained at proportions. He has kept it up at local and county news Is just the In reading the annual report. SccCorp. Merle Graydon Tasker. 29. thrilling of the Mason. What a Irving, the Middleville Power Corpa great peronal sacrifice and its same or even greater. ________________________________ ’ rotary Townsend *ual that the past urallon will be responsible for one 1 was gnied in action on Jan. 1. 1943, exacting duties and rraponsibililies So. one of two steps had b> be had been an unusually good Petitions to Be Acted on way, if you don't ulreaciyjmo^ Lois, I have taken their toll. Hl* health The the «year’• 1 >« taken. Either »e had to ask our one. T “* company ended •»'she is a verynlc<’Tf*rrond-we en­ has been Impaired under the strain. in Circuit Court Feb. 17 witn $7(1260 64 cash on hand while joyed being with them. Horace Ls a ever, that no more than $5,000 can here by his parent*, Mr. and Mrs. probably be lucky if we can hold to correspondent.* to send in less and , $78 Ml 29 in claims were paid. A Mr. Hyde justly feeU that his fim A representative of the U. S. Na- riu.... ”^i/*to*the people of Barry coun­ t (Continued* on page 4. Sec. i > .■eaman second class and is stationed ever be charged for the replacement. Oliver Tasker, 818 W. Green St. He net gain of 321 memberxhtnx, was at Great Lakes. illy elected him tor hl* I u lhc Ttnt Hastings service man to made during the year amounting to turalizatlon Department was In the: ty. who recent tertn. The diKlu wrl.hrr Ur condii'nu ■» “'i'"1 A" 00 ""v "“* consecutive We telephoned midshipman Wil­ $1,820,539.00 In liuuratjcr. The total office of the county clerk on Wed-' ffifth liam Gladstone but he was studying membership is now 9 678 and the 1ft- nesdny and heard the evidence of cuky In there day* of securing and Barry Women Study and couid not tx* disturbed. He is at surance, $34,813,180.00 the person* and their wltncMek who official work makes it all the more The satisfactory growth of this Northwestern In the 90 day wonder KS i£d.m £“IWays to "Nip desired to be mode American citi-' difficult for him to continue ilia class. 1 company Is undoubtedly a tribute rrns There were seven of them.,, vlnu toi* rishii> so that tlirv will Rrudu-ited Hastings ,n 19M- from eom‘ng hcrc„lnHigh h“ After leaving Chicago, we went to rnamtaln f?w*r?Si *no< c Lml ' to the sound and careful manage- After the evidence had been sub­ work on tlie rationing board. The Food Bills" ! Jun‘or 7ear from BcllevUr He won Jefferson Barracks. Mo. to visit lan rionx of the gateT 1 mrnl which this mutual group has milled, each of the seven made an ' Mr. Hyde's letter tendering hi* Training meetings for local lead- ' enjoyed. explains the situation Ironside. He said that in another constant uatefievei «t theumSim B»tball letters in both hla Junior application for citizenship, whicli resignation ers of tin- Burry County Home Ex­ fully. Any one who read* it win will be heard .in the Circuit court ol • fee! that he could not. Ln Justice to' tension groups ate announced for walk from St. Louin. Mo to Hasting*. the county on Wednesday. Feb. 17.,I the people of this county and to January 28 and 29 In Hastings, by Everyone was pleased to mm? En­ feet above tea level, except in flood The applicant* were a* follows: Question* Relative to Mary E. Bullis, home extension 1 himself take any other course than sign and Mr«. Marshall Cook over stages, as measured by the head Estiier Johnson. 56. Nashville, was ‘ to tender hts resignation. His tetter agent. „ Agricultural Man New Years. He ha* been transferred gauge at the power plant." born in Sweden and came to Amer­ follows; The defendant, on reasonable no­ Money saving meals will be dis­ from corpus Christi to Philadelphia. ica in 1013 and has ’ived here ever j. Allan C, Hyde. Barry County Power Discussed cussed with the leaders of the Bob Fields and Lawrence Moore tice. Is also called upon to maintain since. She has one son. who is serv- I Clerk. Hastingx Michigan. twenty-six groups enrolled by Mir­ are in training at Nashville. Tenn. the present blanket of stone on the I .joint meeting, of the Barry mg Ui the United SORAi army at Balance Last Year iam Eads, specialist in nutrition, and January 18. 1943. Bob writes that they are served cur- southeast approach to the highway County Draft Board, comprising ML‘.s Bullis the present time. Mr. Arthur J. Sarvte, State Direc$79,084.40 |an. 1. 1943 rot* ewery day. We understand Hint bridge which Is Immediately below Johann Andretic. 46. who lives Kirn Slgkr. Chairman; Judge Both meetings are scheduled to be . ' Bob never liked them and thought the defendant's Irving dam on Route 1 from Shelbyville, was ’ tor, It Wat $102,877.05 This decision Ls the result of a Office of’Price Administration. Stuart Clement, Secretary; Wil­ held at the Methodist Church in that they were meant for rabbits case started In circuit court here by County Clerk Allen Hyde nude his born in Italy but rjme to America 600 Griswold Street. only. . liam Schader. Harry I-arsen ami Hastings, starting at 10:00 a. m. This ls the third lesson in the annual report, ax did County Treas­ ui 1913, 1* marri.-t and lias one 1 Detroit. Michigan. Bob Corkin was home last week. Prosecuting Attorney L EL Barnett Hurry Dunn, and the United Statex series of "Nipping Food BilL" 4H'child, a daughter. Dear Sir: Army life seems to agree with him but which had to be trarmferred to Spirts Karmes. 47. of tills cUy. was Department of Agriculture War ng studied by 444 Barry County urer Clouse, to the board of super’tan? Timiiari" 1I hereby tender my resignation ax as he has gained weight and looks the U. S. District Court at Grand visors covering the year which ended nre.rpb*PH\. Vr'rived in New York ' Chairman and Member of the Barry Rapid?, when the defendant com­ Board, comprising Glenn Wotring. women. swell. » Dec. 31. 1942. Tiic book?, reveal a bal­ ' nt nnrt County War Price and Rationing Chairman; Harold Foster, StereSecond Lieut. Frank Rogers of the pany filed it* petition in bankruptcy. unciance u« of ca*n cash on muiu hand jui Jan.. *1 01 of eiuz.8102,- Cltj Dec. 18. 1913. Ls marrieu. ana BGurd. effective as cf this date. tary; Fred Smith. Harvey Elliott U. 3. Marine Air Corps has been 877.05. A year ago the balance was ha*“ 5£Jk Mll_h„ ,, n. Ihl. -..v ' • Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) and John Carter, was held last promoted to First Lieut. First Class $79,084.40. which shows that the Elizabeth Murph). 46. of ‘Ws dtj. ------------------- --- ------------------week with Mr. Edward Longneckpilot He transports u four motored treasury is now in a better financial 1)0,11 Fcb ‘9- l8yc ln 11 a i*r TAHA CT A AC er. Agricultural Advisor to the plane carrying mm to the bottle position thanbalance it was then. The GenSSSi? I State Director of Selective Service, zone and returns with the wounded. eral Funds increased from Jroj1 Canada. Stw has four children. I k I VUA JIA4AJ for the purpose of coordinating HL* parents think he is somewhere $4.752 52 to $16.400 84; the County Marls G aBeno Borra*. uf htecity. ( rCAAII^r Fl MAC their respective responsibilities and near New Caledonia. Ruiscll Laubaugh Now duties, and more efficiently hand­ Jane Harrington Sanborn 1s leav­ Problems Relating to Second Lieutenant ling the work to be done by each ing in February for Fort Adair. Ore­ War and Agriculture larger funds a decrease was ,,, Frederick N. Jones. 64. Hastings. .aigcr iiuius h.umiik II uecrcuxc was showing --------------- ' ■-----, . In Army Air Reserve of them. gon where she will meet her hus­ Two Families Each Have ‘County Health Health.'which route <•- *■* ”^1,B",<S?C „ , ‘i’?.') Russell Edward Laubaugh son ot 'County which declined from ' ro ulc 4 Discussed Some confusion has arisen In the Mr. band. ALso. Betty Swift Watkins Ls -. . , ...... •• °$ - » ) rr»rm*nv April A nnt 2L 91 1878. 1 Irtfl and tinn has hns .i and Mrs. Richard LaulMUgh ot $11,793.62 to $2708 .. 11. .. Nearly all Four Sons In Armed Forces 'mind of the general public con­ planning to join her husband, who Is ■Die first of the production series balances this year were larger ’ A deep realization of the meaning cerning the status of -registrant* for this county, is a member ot a class stationed in Washington, next of meetings arranged by County Selective Service who may be con- ot of student officers cffleer?, and aiiatlon aviation than a year ago. month. The expenses for the various .. ”a’2„ Aln,a pln«lfton ‘bis city, a* she heeled with agricultural pursuit* J cudets graduated from the Air Force The higluchool basket-ball team Agent Foster and sponsored by the nu.u^ru Flying rij.il* OV..W. ovw*- .county offices and activities, except >bes on route 1 Irom c.esxey. was I ha* four and B son-in-law in School 1* really going places. Friday night Barty County USDA War Board in Gives life for country In the New This may have arisen from state­ Advanced ton Field. California, and at wasStockcom- Welfare which was reported at ‘he. Mwch 9. 19M. in J^ostevta^, vanous branchfs of mUltary aerv---------Guinea Hattie menu contained in the dally press; in spite of the snow storm they the Interest of more food production , session., were a* fqlow*. She came^ eve? n lelon who u a ■ t uctouer sewon. as ioiow *. a* as । — ~ ■■ । managed to plow through to Allegan in 1943 wax held Monday of this1 basketball, wai elected to member- about 'freezing' agricultural labor. ! missioned a second lieutenant in the October week. Thi attendance was very good ' "EJf' The members of each board felt.' Air Force Reserve and received the xhown by the disbursements made i E908 “‘J, to meet the Tigers. They didn't stop conxwenna trie Ul ltu\K1.’Y “J?1 *Mfrv,ed “ cU“ coveted silver «ings. symbolic of the by the county clerk: Circuit Court. । ' L' married and ha* four chll at ML Pleasant.'ha* been accepted the almost almost unuoRxime impoislbteli to put on their brakes and plowed considering roads over the county. Six special- i t^’^flhtatmdiLuanron thut a meeting of this nature in ; aeronautical rating of pilot. 44047.01: Friend of Court and Pro- ;<!"«■ bv the Navy but is continuing hl* through the opposing team with a l*t* from the Animal Husbandry and l“2e wm ^mnlovSd conjunction' with the Advisor to the I Lieut. Laubaugh graduated from' bat ion Officer. $1,117.15; Probate; --------»■»------------ — studies until called by the govern­ winning score of 68 to 35. Banash Soils Departmenu of Michigan i S?P|OJr„ State Director would be most ad­ High school in 1935 and; Court. 85,47754; Municipal Court. Judae DlSmiSSfiS COSO ment. scored 37 point* which nearly tied State college presented Information by bv the Michigan Michigan Shade Shade Tree Tree Co. Co. vantageous to all partlv.s concerned. Hastings attendSi Barry County Normal 8274 78: Supervisors. $4390 74: Court Another son. Richard, left Fort (he state highschool individual scor­ While home on leave, lie was mar­ The meeting was accordingly held _____________ House and Grounds. $4083 63; De- Of Snyder VS. BabcOCK ing record. Ken Lane also scored 18 showing how these branches of the ried to Nettle Lorring of Caledonia Ln the office of Ute Draft Board. points. We feel real proud of our farm business couid add to our on Oct. 18. 1941. She 1* now teach­ The law, rules and regulations ap­ I Becauee of snow-ftiled roads be- LTJornev^rnas?3^Countv^Clerk8 ' Jud«e McDonald ha* filed lite denot yet had time to notify his moth­ team and I wouldn't be surprised if food requirement plicable were fully SSS-«considered p-s: and ing school in Orangeville. 5SSSd.-ii.i-r S ____________________________________________________________ ' “ n “ » The second set of meetings in the of his location. Coach Brozak isn't shining hl* Tusker won his corporals chev­ c«luxee<wa?nndodtwl>U^r the 'two ^aubau*!h ^‘cmieti to Rcglster of feed's. $3,521 jl: School j administrator of lhe estate of Ed- er Addresses of the other two son* wn« nrlnritMl hv the tan . . . naili. The Kalamazoo broadcasting production Kerles will be held Mon­ rons in Marell. 1942. Shortly there­ cMiuro iSSS. ’ Sned at th? efficient ~CommissionerDrain Com- . ward w. Babcock. dece*aed. He station has been highly* praising the day, Feb. 8 when speclallsu from after he was transferred to San nf tin* entire ritnation time for publication. It will be misfiioner, $1384.17: Sheriff. $10,231.- j.-—.„i* wirins? S-Sgt. George Flngleton 34123141 Saxons and the coach so you see we the Dairy nnd Farm Crops Depart­ Francisco, Cal. and from there went hnncillntr The question of classifications I P ri » ‘ ed in the next issue of the > 70: Coroner. 45W. 13: County Exten• Mr Mabel r . Babcock. It Co. E. 47th Engrs A. P. O. 997 are getting up in the sport* world ments from Michigan State College overseas to Australia. Mon work. $2 184 38; Miscellaneous waj started u a suit in equity. It C-o Postmaster. San Franetseo, as we are. in the national lime-light will dlxcuM at six meetings, scat­ At the lime of his death he was must at all times be left entirely; Banner. tered over tlie .county, their parti­ with you fellows serving in New Guinea with troops with the Draft Board. The duties,—^---------- = '------------------------- ——”! SffIbr°ti«ht to compel the defend­ Cal m S Is fiMBi •anl to turn over to Foster, a* adminWell, so much for now fellows We cular farm section. Thexe meetings under the command of Gen. Mac­ er the War Board are to act os a ; School the following year. Since Cpl. Olenn Flngleton Ml97710 "fact finding" agency, and there- , graduating from the Normal he has lnma‘cs in state. iwapltal*, $5,689 91., totrator V* of lie, husband a!l Wtete. liope to tee you all back in Hastings will be held afternoon and evening. Arthur. ■ ■ H. St S. Co. !15th Engra. Bn. (C) County Agent Foster encourages in the near future. ‘ 1---------— ----- • -----------Besides hl* wife. Corp. Tasker U upon submit its report in any giv- | taught a: country schools in the 1 1 property which he claimed she was farmers to watch for definite hour Sincerely survived by his parents, two broth­ en case to the Draft Board. It is county and at the time of his en- i I C-o Pmtmaxter. San Francisco, and place of meetings. Audra Densmore Ironside I contemplated that in the future, 1 ihtment last April was teaching at • I ers and two sisters. • , '’"rhe45 romp™!nt alleged that the Another week and here are more | ca*es involving agricultural ne- > uie Orangeville school. It Lx in------------------------------------------। defendant had sold, sold. without Without hla his pictures added to our service mens' ton of the Animal Husbandry De­ cetsity will be referred to the War I teresting to note that his mother 1 knowledge and consent, property Mrs. Walter Caukln of thia city and partment especially cautioned fanuwindow list: ! Board for the purpose of deterhas also been associated with the I that wax listed in the Inventory of Mr*. Pingieton's son-in-law. has as ers not to plan feeding operations j mining the facts, and that there-! rural schools of the county for many her husband's estate. It was further his address: greatly in cxcesti of their ability to ' after, in doubtful cases, a joint years and is now in charge of the Don Brisbin. claimed Ural tire defendant refused It Was Compiled by V. Walter Caukln grow feed. Purchasing of large Russell Laubaugh. j meeting will be had by the Draft i Chidester school. to give any information to the ad­ quantities of feed grains, particular­ Miss Mary McElwain. William Rose j Board and War Board for the pur- • Before entering advanced train­ ; minlxtrator about the personal prop ­ C-o Po*tma*ter ly proteins, appear* to be trouble­ Joseph Wayne Bump. pose of accurately and carefully । mg. Laubaugh completed 18 weeks ..... Civen to Chapter ! erty belonging to her husband. some in times ahead. Meat animal*, Storm and Blocked Roadi New York City. N. Y. . weighing and determining the facto of primary training at King City . M . McElwain has rendered I Thc complainant alleged that the Mr. and Mr*. Clayton o. Hinckley, Reduced the Attendance Wckame to the gallery boys, you're especially swine have been greatly and proper procedure to be follow-. und Chico. Cal. At Stockton, Lau-: i probate court had no authority to former Hastings realdcnt* but who a good looking addition. And how Increased for 1943, without a cor­ ed in each case, the ultimate das- baugh specialized in the handling 7 she was ap-. ij determine the ownership of the determine the ownership of the now reside in Kissimmee. Fla., also Because of the snow storm which do you like this—the first crack out responding increase in feed crop* in u, M .v property oe the right* of the admlnsight. Prof. Breneman as well as os' blocked many of the country roads have the distinction of having four of the box and Joseph Wayne Bump -•-ent. otflcera of the chapter two years ago. htrator in the matter. son* In Uncle Barn's rervlce take* the honors and the cigarettes; others encouraged Ute use of legume and made driving hazardous, the Board. Notices to registrant concerning I|^Olfnty S Quota 111 Ordinarily that would not mean I -The defendant, in her answer, they are on the way. Jet us know if pastures as a means of supplying attendance at the January meeting much effort by the historian; but that the majority of the items city schools, two of them being protein and saving labor in 1943. of the Brotherhood on Monday eve­ they reach you O.K. Wayne. their agricultural status In Ute fu- DazI 0|>iwa Mlu McElwain took her duties se- bated in the plaintiff* bill were her graduates. Both of the older sons. Last week a money order was Specialist* pointed out that farm­ ning was cut more than naif. How­ turn will come from- the Draft riously. She discovered that there 1 own properly, were hers by right o James P, and Bradford L.. have ready for F.arold Cole but Zolly was ers are not using rotation postures ever those present did full Justice Board Jnstead of the War Board. To Be $7,200 . . 1 were no available historical record* »urv tvoratUp £ wider *"a«rw‘n*nJ served In the U. 8./Navy, but are Informed Chat you. Harold are In to anywheres near its fullest capa­ to the fine supper prepared by Cir­ now Ln other branches of military ? */...s .j L 1 Barry Barry County's qupt for me Rea New Guinea and that money Is city in the production of meat ani­ cle No. 4 and capably served by r* county ’s quota service, and the youngest son. Louis about as useful as a comB would be mals. Charles Hinman and hl* supper Consumers Withdraws Cra» |q«nbenhlpaand C.. went into service J tat before Paul Rood. Jim Porter and Leon­ squad. The Hastings orchestra fur-. ?ort,:«db/Mr:cc?<'dlS‘.ihunI to a bald-headed man so we changed Christmas. From Retail Field to cigarettes and they are already ard Braamse, .Soils Specialists at­ rushed music during the supper. ■ tending the meetings ernpliasized Hubbard, rhalman rd lhe B.rrj; 1 rSSrM h.<r lh< Their addresses are as follows: In the inoil. Group singing was led by Dick James P. Hinckley (A radio broadcast the other night the use of available fertilizers on Loppenthien with Mrs. Sadie Moe for "The Duration" i £i£X r b,™'A«lo8. be SS । .h. 0™^ M xald no more packages could be sent forage crops and for green manure Palmer presiding at the piano. As­ । nauonuily Is $125,000,000. wmen ; the property. Withdrawal of Consumers Power Boca Raton. Florida comblnes the membership roll call bc to soldiers unless it was a necessary crops. They further recommended sistant President Keith Yerty con­ In his opinion Judge McDonald lleverf thut 11 ahou,<J possible for Hem. Hearing about the fellow sta­ that farmers use their level, fcrtlte ducted liie usual business meeting 'Company from the retail merchan­ and war fund. A-C Bradford L. Hinckley reviews the claims made by both thc MLss Evelvn Foote field renre- 0,1c to •Mft‘ lhe “Wai photographs of tioned in the tropica who received bottom land for row crops quite and introduced the speaker of . the dising field for the duration of the "'flmneh complainant and defendant. He con­ two wool sweaters proves the value heavy over the next few years and evening, Dr. E. H. Babbitt of Grand War was announced today by G. M. senlaUve from lhe St. Louis office.i Chickasha, Okla. clude* ax follows: Wednesday and today Grand Chapter executives, for each of such regulations. This may effect try to keep their hay and pasture Rapids, a former pastor of tile Brower. Hastings Division manager. , spent "The court holds that this case I* Sgt. Howard £. Hinckley (6910873) our sending cigarettes and if it doe* crops on hills and hillsides to con­ Methodist church here and now Dis­ not properly planted in equity; that "Because of the War it no longer i "A" Battery 84th P. A. Bn.. 47Ut I Ci-pur well work out something else. Also serve soils os much as possible. Superintendent. it is well extabhshed that there is an Is possible for us to obtain quallty They recommended that we use trict mentioned in the broadcast wo* the Dr. Babbitt * subject was "Todays electric and gas appliances for sale I fund chairman, and other Red 'I'D R v°u think it»w<s easy for adequate remedy at law, so that a ' Cross officials. Miss Foote is ex- Miss McElwain to secure the pictures bill in equity will not hold." He cites plan of only V-letters to men over our ground to grow crops that we Struggle nnd Tomorrow's World.'' to our customers.*' Mr. Brower said. olnlnlne the oraanization nlanx and <or 8Uch n record covering that pcrNew York City. N. Y. seas. Whatever the rules we'll abide He said that tha church and such "Therefore, authorities and dismissed the com ­ other « ?he drive ’ >«» we have sold out the by them because we know every reg­ not try experiments In crop produc­ organizations as the Brotherhood Pvt Louis C. Hinckley (14OM9M> VI U1I»C. . a .lot of. study, .t,lr|v. nlaiinlmr [ It took planning and plaint. giving a decree for the defen­ stock remaining on hand and retired Vinci ulation is essential in speeding the tion this year. should be the critics of society, the from the merchandising business. u»vis nrrni'iTFn hard work—but she did it. Starting dant nnd asxes&lng costs to the war effort.) molders of public opinion. He Kessler Field, Miss. plaintiff. •'As a convenience to our custom­ AT BATTIF CREFK ’ *“h ,870" eaCh •Jage oi Ule lar8e’ ■Before everything else—Congratu­ AUCTION SALES named a few things that he felt ers we will continue to sell Mazda AT MA ITU-. LKU.K First Lieut. James F Hinckley lx sized, beautifully bound and sublations to Myron Campbell in Ire­ should be given careful thought in bulbs and electric fuses in our com­ A recruiting officer of the • sUnUaUy made record which she NOTICE OF FILING OF NON­ studying chemical warfare ana A. land upon the arrival of hl* baby­ POSTPONED this connection: (I) intoxicating mercial C. Bradford Hinckley is training PARTISAN NOMINATING PETI ­ office, nnd we hope to obtain WAVES will be in Room 404 Na- | prepared contains for each of the 72 girl. Ellen Louise. She is a little hon- TO JAN. 25 liquor—beer trucks are supplied with a stock of electric cords also." with the Army Air Corp* at Chicka­ tinnnl Rnlldinir Battle Crn*r __ ..... tional Building, Creek, tn to_ .___ years the ............. pictures of the n..../ Grand TIONS BY CANDIDATES FOB sha. quite a’change from navy life, a Myron, and now she. along with J HENRY SMITH and tires while a station wagon used to Mr. Brower said the Company will interview those young women inter­ Worthy Patron and Grand Worthy CITY OFFICES the rest of us. will be so happy BERTHA SMITH, Proprw transport boy* to a Y. M. C. A. we Judge. ested in joining this branch of the The following City Officer* will when you get back. Her mother camp is denied them; space in ships do its utmost. In cooperation with U. S. service, a high school diploma Matron at the top of the page, also Information that came to the Owing to the fact that three of going to Australia is taken by cases local appliance dealers and repair photographs of the Worthy Patron be elected at the Non-partisan City (formerly. Jean Brown) is getting a requirement although in certain and Worthy Matron of Hastings Election to be held on the first Banner reporter was that the four along fine. All this good news should their eon* are already in military of beer while the soldier* are cry­ men. to help^customcrs keep their is boys would be delighted to hear restricted cases, ttfo years of high Chapter On that page, or on » pre- Monday In April A- D. 1943. help you enjoy your birthday on service and the other son is about ing for ammunition: (2) Sunday as electric and gas appliances in good from their Hastings friend* as they school along with unusual practical (Contlnued* on page 3. Sec. D City Clerk. Jan. 29th and we hope that by your to be called, and ax Mr. Smith lx a day of worship—organized sports operating condition. had had no news from here in a experience may bo accepted as an I City Treasurer. next birthday you can be home to working in a defense factory in have taken over the day and com­ long while, their parent* having re­ alternate. STATE LAND AUCTION OFFERS One Supervisor First and Fourth cently moved to Florida. Here la celebrate yours and Ellen Louise's Lansing, they have decided to quit mercialized it; one of the first great Change , in County I farming and will offer their person­ casualties of the war is our Sab­ GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOR Wards. together. FRANK ROGERS PROMOTED THRIFTY WAR WORKERS One Supervisor Second and Third „„ More congratulations to Captain al property at public auction at bath day. the seven day week be­ R. C. Personnel On or before May 5. 1942. an at­ Wards. ■ I and loved one*. and Mrs. Hoebeke (nee Betty Street­ their farm located 1 1-4 miles south ing the rule in so many Industries; Mrs. R. O. Hubbard, chairman • TO FIRST LIEUTENANT One Member of the Board of Re-1 ------------- —« tractive list of properties of this er of Middleville) upon the birth of and ’» mile east of Berryville (3) the national lottery now being received m by of the Barry. Co. Chapter. Ameri-1! Word ROY WHITE 18 NOW Pandra Sue. She's a darling little church; or 1. mile south and 3H (Continued on page 2. sec 1) nv<u has been ■«*■.« , Mr. County reverted to the State for view. Ward Officer* ' SECOND LIEUTENANT can Red Cross, today, announced and Mrs. Frank Roger*. Baltimore non-payment of taxes. Many of girl too and although her daddy is miles west of Nashville on what One Aiderman from each Ward. । Roy John While, son of John in Texas she sleeps tranquilly on two changes In the personnel of township, that their son Prank, has these properties are in improved Second Semester One Constable from each Ward, white, of thia diy was one of the knowing that her daddy is very Maurer farm. They are oft the executive board. been promoted from second lieuten- sections and are excellent home Nominating petitions must be men to receive hi* commlMion aa proud of her even though they a good list of horses, cows, hay Mrs. George Hebden succeeds ant to first lieutenant in the Marine - site*. Ll*ts are now available at the Opens January 27 grain, and farm machinery. I haven't met as yet. Mrs. Chas. Paul as chairman .of Flying Corps. Commissioned at Cor- i County Treasurer's office, thus giv- filed at the office of the City Clerk » Second lieutenant in the You know the babies these days Flannery will cry-the sale snu — The high school second semester the volunteer services committee. pus Chrlrtl on May 29. 1942. he is, ing the thrifty prospective buyer an on or before twelve o'clock noon on. Air Corp* recently at Miami I are a-s patriotic as the rest of us. E. Gray will act as clerk. See the opening lias been postponed until This committee is important in Red now on duty Ui the Southwest Pa-. opportunity, to look them over before Staturda^lhe 6lh day of February Florida, with the 1943 "A" j sate date. A L How can you tell? Well, all you have adv. elsewhere Ln this Issue for full Wednesday January 27 to pennn Cross work as Mrs. Hebden will clflc. 8. C. Roger*. City Clerk. | graduation < Owning even a building lot gives to do is sec the line of diapers— particulars. make-up of •incomptetea resulting secure che volunteer workers Ln the out i-ai’Liaut. white that’s it. keep 'em flying! ________ the buyer a little niece of America from the large number of absence*. various phases of the Red Cross ANNUAL MEETING call his his own. own. It It b is one of th# -~* aafLots of news Ulla week so here BERT PATTON. Prop. Of Middleville Creamery wUl be ‘to o call Drifted roads have prevented school program. Mrs. Earl Coleman will take over Wed.. Jan. 27, at 1:30 at K. P. Hall «l investments and can well be the On account of being Ln ill health buaea from making their full routes, Roy Hathaway who has been Ln Mr. Patton will bold an auction at and. u g result. many rural children tha home nursing committee work for th, purpoM or uumollnp M tint lomnl U>, «ouhtr of, WHAT ABOUT THAT com. prior, th, home Todor. Wlh nriurlr rteyono DOG LICENSE? the Officers Candidate Battalion at his farm located H mite north of formerly dona by Mrs. Kendall buWtm Pl Washington. Md. has just been Delton. Ha la offering a good list In some form or wor work at rirnReahm. Red Cross headquarters oroup PTOfntn riter-.rd. Bhariff Olenn Bera wIsBm commissioned a Second Lieutenant. of horses, cattle, hogs, hay and grain, tar include trigonometry, radio, hor­ recommend* that a lay person take . Adv* f-21. Ings far beyond that of previous “M.*?.. owner* the are . throughout setfa ------- 1 ; year*, thia sale should present • county thati ties He La home for a Un day furtough farm tools and household goods. ticulture, soils, American literature, th* chairmanship of this commit­ license* can be obtained Arm and i* staying with hla aunt. Mrs. Henry Flannery will cry the sale and economic geography. The course tee leaving the registered nurses CHOP 8UEY SUPPER genuine .opportunity. during January and February at the Mabel Roush. Roy * naw address is: and Milton Lelnaar will act as clerk. In radio will be taught by Mr. Jonee, free to teach the homo nursing Sat, Jan. 23. Masonic dining room., The sale will be held in the Coun- normal price After that the rate NOTICK T KaeUaai Second Lieut. Roy Hathaway. See the adv. elsewhere tn this is­ hrad of the science manual for prc- classes and to do their regular1 5 to 7. price' 50c. Public invited O. ty Building >t Hastings. See adv. in (Continued on page 4. Sec. 2) E8.—Adv. 1-21 this Issue for further details. sue for full particulars. nursing jobs. Lnductton courses. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fighter, who live south of Freeport, received a message stating that Defendant Company Also their son. Bernard, was killed on New Year's day in action In New Responsible for Half of Guinea. He entered the service in Maintenance Costs May, 1941, taking his training at camp in Louisiana. Further de­ A decision handed down by the atails may be found in the Freeport United State* District Court. Grand news letter in this issue. rm PT U A (TIM AC DAV ||Kjl llAjllllVJ DvT 773896 i l i SEVEN ASK FOR CITIZENSHIP DRAFT AND FARM BOARDS HOLD JOINT MEETING COUNTY HAS MORE CASH ON HAND NOW BARRY BOY WINS SILVER AIR WINGS FARM PRODUCTION MEETINGS BEGIN HAVF FOUR MARS ON SERVICE FLAGS FINE RECORD GIVEN BROTHERHOOD HEARS DR. BABBITT f A E A (TEAM ETA AC III rA\|r|(N \lnlf\ bHrfibixn �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY »1. 1KJ Staff Sergeant Kenlth OUiasple of Jeffereon Barrack*, Mo, is spendIng a ten-day furlough with hl* parenu, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer OUlcgple. m ---------- ------------------------------I LOCAL NEWS Chrtstlaner of La* Angele*. CallL i Mis* Margte Matthew* U a mw ha* visited Heating* before and clerk at lhe Barry Oninty HealUi Mm on* -» of Two coptea of a “Bibliography for November to secure workt in - —“ title Creek. Consumer Interent Committee* of the defense plant* In Bat reported their decision to the state Legislature. Robert Ftnnle had lhe misfortune to fall on' Saturday, suffering a broken wrist. He was taken to Pennock hospital where the fracture was reduced. He 1* doing as well ** poeWlh , slble. , Mary Agnes Murphy of Orand j Ra ptosis at fhe hbme of her par­ lutlon favoring Central War m. Time of Hines*, — enU because Charles instead of Eastern War Time and ’ Word* Word was waa received received that ti Barnes has been advanced to Pri-; vsle First Class and was transferred , gMSSk'SS The many friend* of Mrs. Mae Trelb win be pleated to know Dial she ha* fully recovered her health . and la taking up her work of nurs­ Ing again. Richard Hinckley. A. 8.. of Great I Lake* Naval Training Station is. home on a nlne-day leave and re­ turn* the 27lh. Cpl. Robert Ritchie of Fort Sheri­ dan. Ill. liunnoacosIiveD.-soSetet ‘ dan. Ill. is home on a six-day fur­ lough and return* Sunday. 2ND VICTORY BOOK CAMPAIGN BEGINS BUNDLE Sorvico Mon Need More Current Books There is need for . more book* far' the boys in service, and to fill this need there will be another Vic­ tory Book Campaign under Uic auspices of the American Library Association, the USO and the Red Cross. We had a very good responsc from lhe city and county in the first campaign and wo feel sure you will meet this request also. Will you people In Hastings lock over your books and pick out some you U^nk men will like?. Then call the library. 2552 or lak* them yourself to the USO room which Ls open every afternoon and eve­ ning. Will the people in the coun­ ty, either bring their book* • In to the USO room or send them by some school child to the schoolhouse tn your district. We are askbocks get to Hastings. What books do thr men want? First, current best sellers. book club selection* and recently published <1030 to date) popular fiction and non-fiction in good physical con­ dition. Second, adventure and westerns, detective and mystery fic­ tion. also in good physical condi­ tion. Third, technical books pub­ lished since 1033 in the fields of mathematics, aeronautics mechan­ ics. radio, etc. Fourth, funnybooks—books of Joke*, humorous stories, etc. Fifth. Pocket Bdoks and other small sized editions of popular titles. The men do not want worn or soiled book*, women's love stories or children's books ; Will the libraries of the county ] please either plan their own cam­ paigns or get in touch with the. Hastings Public Library? Buy oil your food needs in one quick stop ot FOOD CENTER and save tires ond go*, time and money. We've everything you need for your table . . . a great variety of natlo>|ally advertised groceries . . . flovorfresh vegetables, tender, tosty meats . . . delicious dairy products . . . baked good*—quality products all, and all priced to give worthwhile savings on your comploto food order. Shop here today . . . one stop .?. . one bundle . . . many savings! HADDOCK FILLETS -FRESH OYSTERS LAKE HERRING BEEF LIVER PORK NECK BONES pint lb. lb lb. 39c 45c 22c 29c 10c PORK STEAK BACON SQUARES BUTTER Freeport, lb. T-BONE STEAKS 39c STEAKS ARMOURS STAR LARD Bound or Sirloin Ground Steak 1 lb. carton RABBITS OLEO Home, Brand 35c OLEO CHEESE MILK Highland* Dairy. qU 2 ,b63c 13e Ring Bologna FLORIDA ORANGES 200 sixe Harvest Time lb. 7’/2= NEW CABBAGE extra ige- size HEAD LETTUCE 3 lbs. 10c BAGAS 3 lbs. 10c TURNIPS peck 41c POTATOES U. S. n°1 10 lb. bag 29= ONIONS PANCAKE FLOUR 5 lb. sack 271 PANCAKE FLOUR 27' VOIGT PASTRY FLOUR 5 lb sack 23c PANCAKE FLOUR 23 WHEATGERM 51b. sack 25 FAMO PANCAKE FLOUR 5 lb . sack 27c WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR r,Vc" k 27' CAKE FLOUR Pi,hb5"7k.,"ck”’,*n 25' 3 loaves 1'/i lb. 060^73 29‘ doz. 12c MULLERS DONUTS CINNAMON ROLLS Muller* pkg 15 MULLERS WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 1 Qc And more, if possible. Many Americans who ought to be buying War Bonds through lhe Payroll Savings Plan every payday, aren't. They just haven’t yet STOPPED TO THINK what it means to Johnny. Don’t be like that, lady. Invest your'10% with Uncle Sam — payday after payday. You’Ll get a big kick out of it. Knowing that you, pcrsonaltyi arc sending him thc guns, ftlanes, bombs, tanks — whatever it is he needs! WHAT YOU SHOULD DO If you are 3. Working ■" • plant where thc Payroll Saving* Plan faaan't been installed, talk to your union Bonds through the Payroll Saving* Plan — boost that 10% it you can. 2. Working io ■ plant wh*r« d>« Plan >• i natal ltd. „ can't be installed right away. The local bank will be glad to help. • 4. Unable to get in on the Payroll Saving* Plan ever bond* are told. They will be tied to help 1 A CORRECTION 1 In mentioning thc officers of thc' WESLEY BOOHER International Seal and Lock Co. last CARLTON SITPERVISOB week, wc inadvertently failed tq I waiter culbert «n nervier OLEO Tasty Loaf............... SALT PORK 2 TO ATTEND STATE MEETING Tiro board of supervisors, at their January' session, had an urgent re­ quest from the officer* of the State , Supervisor* Association that the ( Barry county board be represented at thc meeting of the stale super-; visors, which will be held in Lan­ sing, Jan. 26. 27 and 28. The board voted unanimously In favor of bv- ; tog represented, and named Super• visor DeGolla. of Hope, who Ls chair man of the board; Supervisor Scott of Castleton, and Supervisor Boul­ ter of Prairieville to represent Barry county at that meeting. . Payroll Savings Plan. At least 10% of your salary every pay­ day. Not 6%, or 7% or 8% — but at least 10%. •ELMDALE FLOUR 2411b. sack 87c can 6= GERBERS BABY FOOD cereal bowl free WHEAT FLAKES Millers. 2 pkgs. 25' Kelloggs SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkgs. 21' pkg. 12c KELLOGGS PEP pkg- 10c WHEATIES Joh-voh ' BEVERAGE CEREAL package 19' EASY WHIP FOR FROSTING pkg 10= PRO-TEN MEAT EXTENDER 19' GOLDEN DIPT 2 pkg 25c CIGARETTES "“.'".S"* T4 10= TOBBACCO FODD^CENTER । : ' : i Gardner wrote tils mother lhal he **ould dow consider It a great priv­ nt ilege to do down there what he dis­ liked and dreaded In Michigan — shovel snow. a member of lhe Barry county w".« .*% S&fSl'S: as “5. I (Continued from page 1. Sec. D OWNERS prevent his holding Qte office ot Word was received by Mrs. Avis introduced Into congress—the pro­ arid regret our error. supervisor and that of county road Tyler that license tabs for 1943 can ponents have a catchy argument, commissioner, so he resigned as co on sale Saturday, January 23. lhe reduction of taxes and helping supervisor and Wesley Booher ws* This cover* full year passenger to win thc war; (4> modern comic Corn Planter Trouble Cameo Common cause* of corn planter* named as his successor by the Carl­ tabs, both full and half year com­ books—most of which contain no stringing out the hills are worn shoe* ton township board. The board of mercial stickers and trailer tabs. inoral, have a plot Involving a vllsupervisor* voted unanimously to Half year passenger tabs will be llan who is usually a Jap. a Ger­ or furrow openers, faulty valve ac­ accept Mr. Booher as the super­ issued one week later. man or an Italian and stir* up hat­ tlon owing to wear or dirt, worn or visor ot Carlton. License Bureau will be open every red in the children who read them. sprung check heads, traveling at day In the week Including Saturdays More than fifteen million copies of during the month of February j these cheap, comics, which are not high speed* or worn or gummed WOULD LIKE TO I even as good as the old dime novels, clutch. Failure to check accurately SHOVEL SNOW are sold each month and are read RECEIVES PROMOTION may be the result of failure Io keep Mrs. Erma Gardner received re­ TO LIEUT.-COLONEL I bv 80 or 100 million people. uniform check wire tension, run­ cently a letter from her son Lieu­ Relatives her® have received word i Thc speaker pointed out that it ning the planter frame out of level, tenant Nelson Gardner, who is serv­ that Ralph Pryor, son of the late Is time for us to be thinking and wrong plate* or worn check fork* ing his country in the. South Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. Lee H- Pryor, has been planning for a Just and durable Our winter Is lhe "good old sum­ ' pence. When thl* great world con­ and roller*. mertime in that region ' Lieutenant advanced in rank from Major to flict comes to an end there will bo Lieut.-Colonel. He Is now stationed in Hawaii. His friends here extend some tremendous problems to face end well act no belter then than we congratulations. think now. He emphasized three great THEY AGREED EXACTLY changes Jhat have taken place sine* The committee named by — the 1900. as related by H G. Wells; 1. Ixiar^of supervisors to examine Lhn Abolition <1f distance. 2. Power to .Jy Hostings, Mick Telephones 2244-2557 ILbooks of tlie county clerk and lhe waste our natural resource* because county treasurer reported that they of a big business complex that con­ FRIDAY Awry SATURDAY, JANUARY 22-23 found them to agree. A* our read­ trol* even nations. 3. Rapid re­ ers may know, each of the two of­ moval of illiteracy , DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION ficers Is required to keep a sep­ A number of the ladies came In James Craig and Pamela Blake arate set of books and they must in time for the address and everyone check exactly. । felt it was a very worthwhile and •“ , "THE OMAHA TRAIL" । timely message. / APPROVED COUNTY I The next meeting will be on Mon­ Frankie Albert (AB American Quarterback) , OFFICERS BONDS . day evening. Feb. 15 and will be A committee reporting to thc known a* Parmer*' Night. The ____ "THE SPIRIT OF STANFORD"____ board of supervisor* at thetr Janu­ I streaker for lhal meeting will be ary session, approved thc bonds Hans Kardel. county agent of Ea­ SUNDAY AND MONDAY. JANUARY 24-25 given by the county officers. The ton county. He will show picture.* board adopted the committee'* re­ taken on hl* recent trip to Ute Edgar Bergen. Charlie RcCarthy, Fibber McGee and Moiljr port. The amount* of lhe bonds Rotary International and also dur­ are as folows: George Clouse, coun­ Ing hi* visit just following to hl* "HERE WE ARE AGAIN" . ty treasurer. HO.000; Allan Hyde, native country. Denmark. Jiri* Bargain Matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 county dork. $3,000; Olenn Bera, । promises to be an exceptionally insheriff. $10,000; Vemor Webster, teresttng program Only enough ticket* will be void al bargain price* to fdl lhe register of deeds. $2,000; George C. theatre once. Regular price start* when Theatre U full re­ Dean. Circuit court commissioner. PcMlmbt gardless of time. Come early,—. $3,000: probate register. $1,000; Dr A pessimist is one who, when he Lathrop, coroner. $2,000; Waller TUES.. WED.. THUtyS.. JANUARY 26-27-28 Culbert. county road commissioner, ha* the choice of two evil*, take* both. $2AOO. Jack Benny and Ann Sheridan BROTHERHOOD HEARS DR. BABBITT f'TKAIWD TIIAT12»= "George Washington Slept Here" Barky theatrw? JEm Hastings, Mick. Phones 2247-2262 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JANUARY 22-23 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Dub Taylor. Bob Will* and Teas* Playboy* "THE LONE PRAIRIE" and William Wright and Marguerite Chapman COTT.ON DRESSES "A MAN'S WORLD" JUNIOR SIZES SUNDAY AND MONDAY. JANUARY 24-25 9 TO 15-SPECIAL THE DARING YOUNG MAN $QO<) A Bargain matinee Sunday 3;M to 5:M Gingham, Chintz and Prints TUES.. WED.. THURS.. JANUARY 25-27-28 Choice of Styles and Patterns • Jerry Colonna. Ellen Drew and Bichard Denning 206 L STATE ST.. HA1TINO5, MICH. “THE BIST FOR LISS” N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. THC ICC-CAPADES revue Houuet & Uowii Shop 104 E««t State Street Phono 2132 �Tfct HASTINGS BVJVTt THUS 5B At. JAHVUIT »!. »43 FINE RECORD GIVEN CHURCH NEWS TO EASTERN STARS 1 EVANGELISTIC SERVICES Euangeli Stic Services ■will begin a I the Jeffenon St. U. B. church on Sunday evening January 31 af 7:30. A special Evan g e 11 a CI c meeting will be held at the church with Rev Franklin NorrH of Greenfield. ' Ohio, as the । evangelist. There1 will be a service ' Tuesday of last week this large i book, which to prized now and will R*v. Frankiin each night at 1 7:30 regularly, j be priceteas 50 or 100 yean from , .J'01™ K«,in,;rn„ 'TmT' now, was presented to Hastings following the beginning date of , Chapter O. E. 8. a program fealur- January. 31. AU are cordlaUy juing historic persons and-events con- vited to these services. Remember ncctcd with the chapter furnished the date and the place, the church aii Interesting evening. । with the Gospel sign. “Jesus Saves." The large volume also contains . ----------------- —■ —----------------blank pages for each year for gevWOODLAND •rel yean to come, so each historian Zion Lutheran Church hereafter will have the Job of nutt­ Paul W. Geiger. Pastor Ing in the pictures. Miss McElwain 10: 00 A. M. Sunday Schoo) has done a fine thing for the chap- i 11: 00 A. M. Divine Service ter. Her work is also of historic in- । 3:30 P. M. Lutheran Gospel Hour terert to Hastings people, whether ,i over CKLW members of the order or not. Choir Rehearsal Wednesday at -8:30 P. M. Religious Instruction Thursday at the usual time and place. Four questions every American should ask himself (Continued from page i. mc 1) vlous page in cos* af a hold-ov«r, appears th* photo of the secretary and treasurer, as well as pictures of others who filled less Important po- I altions. On the first three pages are pic­ tures of charter members, all of whom have parsed on. Some of these j have been dead many years. In a few cases their living relatives had moved away and their addresses were unknown. But Miss McElwain persisted in her search until she liad the photographs she needed for her , BOWLINGNEWS Dave Goodyear scored 605 plns for Goodyear Bros. Hdwe. Thursday night and was thc only bowler In the city to hit 800 during the week. His teammate. Clair DeCou made a bid for top honors but finished wit*, 592. for second place. Will Ayres of Btato Insulation scored 589 for third place The-three top scores were rolled in the Commercial Lea­ gue. In the Commercial League, Goodyear Bros. Hdwe. loot two games to City Dads; Moose won a pair from Coffee Shop: Andrus Service took two games from Consumers Power Co.; Trio Cafe won two games from Medics, each by a lone pin; Maynahan and Paul won a pair of games from Middleville Creamery, and Auto Sport Shop nicked the leading State Insulation for two games. In the Bliss League, Shop Office blanked Engineers; Tool Room lost a pair to Electricians and Office won a pair of games from Poundry. The Piston Ring League play re­ sulted in Office No. 2 taking a com­ plete series from Grinders: Shippers winning a pair from Office No. 1. and Machines taking two from 40 MAM's. In the Service Lcturue, Coast Guan! No. 2 defeated Kiwanto No. 2 by a two to one margin; Rotary No. 2 won two from Coast Guard No. 1. and Kiwnnls No. 1 took a pair of games from Rotary No. 1. “Hastings Ice and Fuel won the first half of the split season in the Recreation League by a three gome edge. Hastings Piston Rings were in second place with Leonards only one game in arrears. Perk's Tavern. Middleville and Bliss finished in the above order. ' Ten best weekly scores: D. Goodrear 177-210-209-806 C, DeCou 184-191-207-592 W. Ayres 189-197-209-580 221-188-170-588 C. Annablc 102-102-181-585 H.’ Hubbard 173-194-198-563 O. Oaks 100-174-185-558 W. Dunlop 144-212-106-554 N. Arnold 193-101-189-553 A. Melrose 171-201-172-544 th® ^Ht^ 2 left TlrutMlny by train for Klsdmee. ^Woman's club represented thc club Florida, whtue thev expect to rcmatti at lhe UfiO. rooms in Hastings Satfor a few wei-k>Mr and Mra-'Hon- urd£y i¥ld Sund3>’ when they were ... T-.-vweekend irostesscs there. Apple*, w. » 1 thl crackerjack and home made cookies Wing residence and wdl canCtor the were served to the b&s who visited lt The more bonds you buy, thc more quick'ly we can win thc war. 'Hie more bonds you buy, thc more you reduce the possibility of a rising cost of living. The more bonds you buy now, the more money you will have* when the war is won. South Woodland Church of the Brethren Arthur L. Dodge, pastor 10: 00 A. M. Worship and sermon 11: 00 A. M. Bunday school i 7:30 P. M. Evening service j Revival nnd evangelistic services nre continuing through Sunday Jan­ uary 24. Rev. Harper 8. Will pastor ! of the Finn Church of the Brethren in Chicago, to doing the preaching. „e invite u»uc all to hear his insplrins We messages, ■ ------- > Thc more bonds you buy, the more four dollars you’ll get for threes! Put at least 10%—not 6%, or 7%, or even 9%, but 10%—of your earnings into War Bonds. Do it through your company. Twenty-one million Americans are doing it now. Let’s make it at least 10% for every American! ■WHAT YOU SHOULD DO . . . HERE'S EVERYTHING If you are ... 1. Already setting aside 10% of your pay in War Bonds through thc Payroll Savings Plan—boost that 10% if you can. 2. Working in a plant where thc Plan is installed, but haven't signed up yet—sign up tomorrow. A WORD ABOUT BUY­ ING ON THE SPUR OF Careful planning makes for better buying. Things bought on the spur of the moment ore often misfakes. And this is especially true of clothes. 3. Working in a plant where - thc Payroll Savings Plan hasn't been installed, talk to your union head, foreman, or plant manager—and sec if it can't be installed right away. Thc local bank will be glad to help. 4. Unable to get in on the Pay$ roll Savings Plan for any reason, go to your local bank. They will he glad to help you start a Plan of your own. j TOP THAT 107° BY NEW YEAR’S BUY U. S. WAR BONDS SPECIALS BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE All-Purpose Knit Shirts Sure-comfort short sleeve, crew neck shirts in stretchy cotton OQ knit. All white style! wO Right For Work! Men’s WORK SHIRTS 98c Pull Cut Big Mac Shirts in Gray launder a"'i not show soil. Be Out Guessed CLOSED FORMULA FEED/ Open Formula Feeds AB Duty Fabric! Big. Mac* 9 4 39 ■ Men's O'aU Panto 1.19 Men's Sock* 2 pm. 35c Boot Socks 2 pr. 25c Union Suita --------- 87e BOYS WORK SHIRTS Gay toughles in cotton CQc Pcrrale BOYS’ COVERT PANTS Husky Sanforized cov- $4 69 ert. Full-fit sizes. .. 1 FOR PLAY OR WORK Juvenile Slack Suits Ix>ng sleeved models with long trousers and self 3 4 69 belts. Blue only. 4 to 12. I COVERT PANTS 1.39 Light weight Covert just right for wear under neath Calls nnd to and from thc shops. fat CHORE MASTER* DAIRY SHOES Acid-resisting—barnyard wet and wear can't hurt them! Double tanned leather with plain toes nnd seamless quarters. Leather soles. Arch Supports! 3” Industrial SHOES Tough yet pliant glove leather with heavy leather soles and rub­ ber heels. Steel shank arch sup­ ports give day-long comfort! •Keg. U. S. Pat Off. 479 5O< IN WAR STAMPS WILL BUY ENOUGH FUEL OIL TO RUN A DESTROYER A WHOLE MILE. HOW MUCH FUEL OIL ARE YOU GOING TO BUY FOR, OUR DESTROYERS? BUY YOUR WAR STAMPS AND BONDS AT PENNEY'S! LADIES SPRING DRESSES Trimmingi Add Charm To Your Frock! Clever Designs In Rich Braid OQR 'Make-Believe' Jewel Buttons O These art high-hearted fashioned for the woman who knows just what she wants! Smart styles with those extra touches of rich, gleaming soutache on sleeve or shoul­ der . . or glimmering huge buttons of metal and “make-believe” jewels! Spring colors that are-flattering to every complexion and age! When made by a reputable manufacin H1S welfare he knows just WHAT he is paying for. 2 inter interested * The farmer can get an idea of . dollar value of the ration. Overalls Sanforized tough denim. Full fit! the Ho can consult with the Michigan State College as to feeding value of the ration. COTTON DRESSES Charming frocks tn crisp, new prtnte that will delight you I Button front or shirtwaist styles| Easy-to-waah llnene or Try to find these advantages in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED Farm Bureau MILKMAKERS - MERMASHES - PORK­ MAKERS have no superiors. Ask us for open formula BREAKFAST COATS Of crisp, washable cot­ ton in the gayest color imaginable. Wrap-around or button frontal Your choice of sparkling stripes or bright flower patterns. Stoe* ' booklets on our feeds. NURSES* UNIFORMS Pre Un with new front seamhig Smart shirtwaist or coat styi FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS, MICH. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN qq u UO JL Smart enough to' wear anyplace and anytime! Tight, neat , weaves make for exceptional wear . . . and the full, dressy fits allow plenty of room for every kind of contortion! San­ forized too! PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN DON'T ^IDAY Ilu<(ed Blends! Colton And Rayan. Striped Patterns! THROUGH THE ' Henry Hynes of Woodland were also Woodland Friday afternoon. * Mto dinner gtiesU. ★ Pfc. Richard Eatep Etta Schneider attended the Free­ of Camp Leonard Wood. Mo., is en­ port C. E meeting last Tuesday and Joying a ten day furjougn with home henrd Ernest Marks. State Field folks. He spent the weekend with Secretary. Mr. Marks also showed Mrs. Arlic Spindler and Mrs. Estep. pictures of the convention In Grand Mr. and Mrs. Ewin Randall and :Mias Catherine Spindler and James Rapids last summer in which our Miss I^ona Helse of Grand Rapids ;Grlffcth of Battle Creek were alao Woodland Band was featured ns visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,weekend guests. * Vane Wotring they marched in the parade * Mr. Carl Heise of West Woodland Bun­ gave u chalk talk Sunday evening nnd Mrs. John Dell nnd Miss Doro­ day afternoon. * Supt. and Mrs. H. nt the South Woodland Church of thy Dell accompanied by Mr. ana A. Kltson nnd Mary Jo were Sunday thc Brethren in connection with the Mrs, Elwyn Dell of Leslie, attended dinner guests at the home of Supt. special meetings which are being the funeral of Albert Fox of Ches­ and Mrs. Evart Ardis of Freeport. * held. * Mr. and Mrs. Geo Schalbly aning Sunday. Mr. Fox was a broth­ Miss Florence French of Hastings and Mrs. Henry Schalbly called on er of Mrs. John Dell. * Mrs. Arthur visited MLu Joan Letflcr over the !Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durkee of South Allerding and Mrs. John Bulling weekend and attended the Wood- ' land-Delton basketball gbme Friday j. evening. Joan entertained a group of young people after the game at I iher home in honor of her house guest. * Ted Euper of East Wood- I land has been seriously ill with* pneumonia but Ik somewhat better this week. Little Jeralee is staying] with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hewitt in Woodland. I w Mrs. Lawrence Finefrock has re- ■ ceived word that her son Robert i Bailey who has been at Camp Crow­ der, Mo. is on his way to Ft. Benn­ Ing. Ga. where he has been accepted j as a candidate at Officers' Training school there. * Mrs. Birdsill Holly . nnd young son came home from ] Pennock hospital Bunday. Her , mother. Mrs. Henry ' Millwood of Ludington is caring for them this week. * Mrs-’Dell Williams left Mon­ day to visit her daughter and fam­ ily. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McLeod NOW that it is your patriotic duty-as or Grand Rapids until Thursday. * Mrs. Lee Mullendore of Logansport. Ind. nnd Mr. and Mrs. Fred Telrcan well as profitable to produce all the eggs, of Muskegon visited Mr nnd Mrs. LeRov Perkins and daughter Audrey broilers, milk op pork you can, DemandSunday afternoon. * Mrs. Jenny Al­ den of Hastings spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Geo-Schalbly. * Miss Etta Schneider spent last Mon­ day with Rev. nnd Mrs. O. L. Yerty of Belding. * Mr. and Mrs. John Open formula feetft were originated by the Hynes and baby son James Douglas of Holt were Bunday dinner guests Farm Bureau as a farmers’ organization. at the home ot her parents, Mr. and Contents of closed formula feeds had to Mrs. Welby Crockford. Mr. and Mrs. be guessed at. Fanners’ feeds are open formula and list the ingredients pound for pound on the feed tag, because: Greatest Dairy Nation Thc United States is lhe greates They enable the farmer to check on the balance ialry nation In the world. between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul­ 241 lb. bag BEST YET FLOUR 24Hb.b ag 93c CLAPP'S OR GERBER'S “rained baby food 4 cans- 29= can JOCKEY CLUB WHOLE GRAIN CORN 13= ODESSA PEAS . extra sifted early june 17= dozen 29= FLORIDA ORANGES TOUGH! General Utility* Pants Clothes money has Io do a big iob these days. We need Io be well-dressed— for o feeling of confidence and well-being. Yel the clothes we buy should cost as little as possible: War Bonds are much more im­ portant. The basis of every woman's wardrobe is o good coat. And a good coat must be bought with special care. As always, we've planned our spring coat stock eaJyl Choose yours now: and pay for it in small weekly amounts. That will give you your coot xhen you need it, without a big all-at-once expenditure that might In­ terfere with your regular purchases of War Bonds. try and hog feeds). FRIDAY TO WEAR ON THE JOB ! THE MOMENT RESIGNS AS CHM'N. RATIONING BOARD WOODLAND Ten per cent of your Income In War Bondi will help to build the planes and tanks that will insure defeat of Hit- tire school children Monday beau* of the heavy mow fall the prevlM night and wo no *chool wm held the day. semester teats are being held U|l week. WHATEVER YOU'RE DOING 0 An answer to all four questions is: BUY WAR BONDS through the Pay­ roll Savings Plan. The Melhodfat Church Rev. George Wingard, pastor | 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11:15 A. M. Sunday scliool I[ 8:00 P. M. Young People's Service | Thursday 8 P. M. Midweek Service | You are invited to attend our serv- j ices each Sunday. (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) ........ --------------------------------------------------------------------—■ .L ~ 1 visited Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fuller of dairy burinm and Carl Lehman will1 the roan, Mredamu LaAef 1 " Battle creek from Friday until Mon- be in charge of ot lhe Che ambulance and grid Stuart KUMausul, KUMtnim Jttnca 1W mhtIcm. We wtoh WlAh Mr. C. Faul, day. * Mis* Helena Benner of Bal- undertaking mit Paul. Will WUl V( Veil*. Jotin ifei : tie Creek *pent (lie weekend with and Mrs. Wing a fine vacation. * bert and Edward Rm*ot w her motiier. Mrs. G. F. Benner and Mrs. Edmund Howard <Bdher Wat- members who nerved as ha 1 Eleanor * Mr. and Mr*, eras. Row- rous* and son. Stephen of Hull were 1 ■■ ladcr oi Grand Rapid* were Sunday overnight guests at the Bird home W.H.C.S. Te Hold Annul guest* of Mr. ajd Mrs Lawrence Friday * Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Parrott Paul. * Mr. and Mrs Leun Nichol- of Battle Creek spent the weekend ■ The annual Calendar I1 the WBC3, of the con and Mr. and Mrs. Herald Classic With Mr. uud Mrs. Cirl Burkle. ■ attended thc funeral of Mr. NicholHope Circle Entertain Hatbands . ; nine at 7 o'clock, January 2T ton's uncle. Fred Nicholson of Grand The members of the Hope Circle wil be a carry-in dinner. All Rapids. Monday afternoon * Mr. — be *“ -prmnt ------- 6 I ben are urged* to and Mrs. Ernest Shonto spent Sun­ of lhe WK.CS. of the Methodirt ----------------------bring their filled calendars. .. .......... ............. church entertained their husbands day with Mivs Elsie w..w..~ Shomo of Allegan. Ned Lew!«. a nephew of Mr. and families with their annual pct I Woodland Townshlg^thnnl Shomq't v.!hj is in the Army was luck dinner in the church parlors; home on furlough. * Mr. and Mrs. tall Wednesday evening. Six guests The Woodland High school t ' Ix’t- Hanabarger are receiving con- were present. ketball teams lost both gams* gratutatitons on the birth of a son. ------------Delton Pridty night on the It wejffhtng 5 pounds and 2 ounces al Faith Circle Entertained floor. The first team lost <4 to ^p,tal'D?l!nda:7 Member* of the Fa'tth Circle of die U . Ehner 5^sl"KI°1f ,*“Un<5 Methodist W SCB, were entertained \jwnt Friday evening w-kh Mr. end nn afternoon tea at the liome Sunfield on February 2 when th u ,loy ’’owU‘drr “,nl M”' of Mrs lAwernce Paul Friday after- three teams from there will Pl* Mr, and Rowlaxler noon. One guest was present. here. Hastings teams play Woodfin -pvh: Thursday afternoon with Mr. —J • here on Saturday, February 8. I nndMK. Je.ve Rowlader of Nash- Woman's Club llostewses At U.S O. *"* ' ----- -- Fr ' ' ■.ille/V Mr and Mrs. Fay C. Wing Elghjjnetnbers of tire Woodland The busea were unable to pick u cnH I stT; The Evangelical Church J. B. Deabler. Pastor 10:00 av.w A. n. M m. PIONEER DAY i ___ Anthem. "Jesus. Lover of My , Soul ", Tiieme of Sermon "The Go-- 1 . pel Glorified''. 1 11:00 A. M. Bunday school 7: 45 P. M. E L. of C. E Topic . "What Doeri God Want Us To Do", > led by Miss'Phyllis Eckardt. 8: 30 P. M. Evening Worship. Spe­ cial number "What a Friend We Have" by Lowden. Berrnon. What , Jesiis Sovas'. Wednesday 2 P. M. Ladles Auxil­ । iary at the home of Mrs, Irving ; Bates. Choir Rehearsal Wednesday Midweek Prayer Service, Thursday Young Pooni-4 Missionary Circle ■ Thursday evening. Communion Sunday, January 31. I have served ih this capacity for the past year to the limit of my ability, giving all the tme and ef­ fort possible without completely neglecting my other official duties, in directing nnd organizing the ra­ tioning work of this county, start­ ing with the one rationed article, tlrea, and progressing to the com­ Eye on Vitamin Bread The bureau of food and drug in­ * plicated and- highly departmentlzcd matter of rationing many necessary spection is keeping a close watch on commodities. The Barry County the Bread fortified with yeast, iron, War Price and Rationing Board vitamins and other products that now consists of a panel of eighteen makes thc sale of bread a veritable men. and a paid staff of five regu­ lar employes, and the work has be­ gold mine for flagrant advertisers come more or less systematized. Every effort, the bureau said. Is I greatly appreciate the oppor­ being mode to limit advertising to tunity of having been able to serve truthful statements. lhe people of Barry County and lhe "Vitamin claims for bread are war effort in this capacity, but due generally based on the average vita­ to the fact lliat the regular work of lhe County Clerk's office has be­ min content per loaf before baking." come extremely heavy on account the bureau points out. "What the of added duties caused by Increased actual vitamin content is after bak­ activities of many kinds indirectly ing is problematical." i connected with the war effort, toI aether with the difficulties in se1 curing competent assistants, and in Money From Fishing Licenses fairness to the people of Barry in 1938, fees collected from fishing County and all concerned, consid­ licenses in the various states ering also my own physical well-be­ ing. I regret that this action to Uie amounted to >10,220.787.73. only logical one. for me to take at this time. It is physically impos­ sible for one person to give the serv­ Smilty >ays— ice to which thc public of Barry County is rightfully entitled in both of these Important positions. I wish to thank the State Ration­ ing Officials, the other members of thc Barry County Rationing Panel, the personnel of the local office, and the many hundreds ot volun­ tary workers, for their fine co-op­ eration and support during thc past trying year. Very tiuly yours. Alto C. Hyde. "An offee boy like mt doesn't make much tnoqey. but I'm putting 10% into Wtr Bond* tvtry ptydty 'ceuse it's my duty." -,a, «<■■«■ * TELEPHONE 21 IB * PENNEY S SUPPLIERS FOR THE HOMI �Ill MASTLNOg MANUK*. THURSDAY, JANUARY IL 1941 >AOI FOUR EDITORIALS ■ 4. HM8KW W SUCtH AMI* W SLAT* BATHLESS GROGGINS DCNT TELL AIE YWRE SOIN3 TOmJRKlY - ----------------- " A WORD TO BANNER READERS (Continued from cage i. 8cc. I > w --- -- ----- — ----­ some way to pack more news Into the inelastic confines of our newspaper BOW SO ive CQMi OUT » RBT1RE.VENT-BUT MHO W-Otf We chose the last named method Several columns of space are saved each week by using the star* only to separate correspond­ ence items and more than a page of space U sared by reducing the usual white space between lines. The type slxe in both new* and corrcapondence items U the same as before but the white space between lines has been reduced slightly These changes arc mere wartime emergency measures and. like gas and lire rationing are not here-to We might add In pawing, however, that in drawing tn Lhe corn-.qiondencc Items with only stars to sep­ arate the items, we are merely us- . tag a practice which is standard on many weekly publications even during times of peace. I UNHID STATES GOVI MAY BUY M ACRES 1 quastioo of purchasing 20 U. 8. Army drivers In the quar­ ERNMENT EMPLOYMENT ' waited termaster corps have a vocabulary OPPORTUNITIES The United Slate* Civil Service visors at their January session. all their own. Some samples: ArauUuDg startar—crank handle. Commission employment matter for to the ooportuniU**announces for BlramfHUr - They referred propeftvthe eommltS inBeach her — coast to parking 98.00 to 99.12 a day. In the Ort- vesUgaUon and gave them power nance Service. War Department. [0 ir. In their Judgment. It Broke to lead-needs to be towed Rock Island Arsenal. Rock Island, would be wise to make the purin. Illinois. chase.- They also directed the Bull o' the woods—convoy com­ draw on Applicants must have reached 'county * clerk ’ *■*to “■* ~ an order * mander. their 18th birthday on the closing 1the county treasurer for payment an option on the 20 acres, it Boom wagon—ammunition truck. date for receipt of applications. of. 1 Cowboy—reckless driver. There is no maximum age limit for 1that was found necessary. Dig-out—to speed up th* engine. this examination. Hot foot—one who rides his clutch. The necessary forms may be &e- Uncle cured from the Secretary. Board of Killer—truck with no brakes. U. S. Civil Service Examiners, Willie Mullins says Rubber bands— tire*. Rock Island Arsenal. Rock Island, 1 Illinois: the Regional Director Sev­ enth U. 8. Civil Service Region. Post , Office Building, Chicago. Illinois; LUU*.Uruguay has been described or at any first or second-class post as a "lovable” land with pleasant ' office in which notice ' regarding hills, valleys, rivers, woods, undulat­ this position is posted. Application forms must be on | ing grassy lands and a elimate never too hot or too cold- From thc faet file with the Secretary. Board of, I U. 8. Civil Service Examiners, Rock , Island Arsenal, Rock Island. Il-' Plata it was formerly called th* "Banda Oriental" or East Bank, and i llnols. on ‘or before lhe close of | | business March 18. 1943. even now the people eall themselves I H. C. Wunderlich, local Sec. ' "Orientates.” ' . • One of my bigtest investments is i War Bonds- I fitter on putting at War Bonds from New Year's out Frankly, we can’t understand why Detroit officials should get :n —;------------------------------------------------------steamed up" over the proposed ii e IkirAUr TAX' or annuities. However. Form 1040 time change Doh •’» production. ima ' may be used If deaired. Returns for the calendar year if any. certainly wont be nearly aiq HERE JAN 25-30 » great as that caused by any of nChCJAIN. 1942 must be filed not later than the several unauthorized strik For the convenience of those who March 15. 1943. with the Collector which have hit thc Detroit arm are required by law to file Federal of Internal Revenue for the dis­ --------returns, --------- 1. a Deputy ColCol­ trict In which you reside or have —and we've never read about any ------------Income Tax of Internal «-»->•Revenue «ni will be your principal place of business, DelroT official* going to Lansing lector nt A penalty of not more than 910.­ to register formal protests againr. at lhe Post Office in Hastings, 000 or imprisonment for not more Jan. 25 to 30. inclusive to assist wildcat strikes. As a matter of fact. •------------- h."t .preparing their re­ than 1 year, or both, lx imposed by if -Michigan time is turned back «urns. no charge wijl be rnade for statute for willful failure to make ------- —• will r.»; th. exact ‘U)1S MrvJ( ‘ °.cv-11. lbl. mB(Ur of fl|lng return on time, and. in addiUon. an hour, we Will Kbe nn on the schedule which thc government vour jI1C0nie fax Return should 5 to 25 percent of the amount of asked states tn our time zone to be Kiw>n immediate attention. In the tux. follow. Several years — ago. “—the — state --------- order tb avoid penalty and interest. adopted Eastern time as standard, If your gross income is 95M or which was the equivalent of put­ over and you arc single «or mar­ ting us on "daylight saving'' the ried nnd not living with husband year around. So. when the goy- : or wife', or if you arc married and emment asked all states to go on I living with husband or wife and "daylight raving" time as nn econ­ your gross income is $1,200 or over, Lyle Arthur Newton. Freeport . 20 Jcane Marie Deakins. Hastings . 18 omy measure for 'the duration." an Income return must be filed. A simplified return. Form 1040A. Otis Hill. Jr.. Nashville ............ 18 Michigan was already there. When the state automatically turned the hu been provided and may be used Katharine L. Stutx,’ Hastings . 18 clock ahead anyway, we were actu­ if gross income on the cash basis ; for the calendar year 1942 Lt not ally an hour ahead of schedule. One-third of the car owner* in lhe Thc "wildcat" strikes of lhe coal more than 33.000 and if such in­ come consists wholly of salaries, miners, coming at a time when wages, other compensation for per­ United States have weekly incomer American at .war needs all the coni sonal services, dividend*. Interest, reserves it can get. foeusesAittention not only on the unpatriotic action of the strikers, but on the high-handed, dictatorial set-up - which characterizes lhe United Mine Workers Organization For example, dues arc collected year after year, but tiu L'MW poten­ tates do not have to submit,, a financial statement to anyone They con force the collection of dues from members by the check­ off system whereby deductions for dues are automatically made from . paychecks, but they don't have to ' tell anyone how Jhey spent the money or what the financial sit­ uation of the organization happens to be What other individual or group could liope to get away with such practice? 'Hie miner*, for example, struck in protest to an increase in dues. Union officials never presented any facts or fig­ ures justifying this increase—they merely said. In effect, "boys, wo need more money, so you come across with fifty cents more i»er month." The miners protested, but they had no pouer io revoke the order or to demand an ac­ counting The WLB. to which an appeal was made, says that it nas no authority to interfere in intra-union affairs. So. unable io • get-any action by other means, the miners »truck. MONTOpMItY WAR* FRI-INVINTORY FURNITURE CLEARANCE Over 300 pairs go on sale STARTING FRIDAY MARRIAGE LICENSES WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Corp. Merle Graydon Tasker, first Hastings boy reported killed m y action, was a tot of four al the X time America entered World Wai 1. Only twenty-JiVe years after ¥ that "war to end war.< he gave hu> life as a part of the human fuel v required by a second world con- '¥ filet whose cost in miyipoww and materials makas the first one wcni almost insignificant. Why S it that Merle and thousands of irther World War 1 youngster* and tiio.-e yet unborn at thc tunc arc now called upon to bear the brunt another war which they had no part tn bringing abqut and will die present crop of babea-in-arai* and youngsters be called upon for sim­ ilar sacrifices? Thc answer de­ pend* on whether or not w • are willing as a nation to "follow through" this tune and take an active part tn establishing । peace If. at the conclusion of this war, enough people still believe that America can retire behind the safe­ ty of her two oceans and go her world—then mothers of the U. 8 A. had better get used to the idea H bringing up thetr eon.- to be soldier* because it will only be a matter of time bc.'ore another s'orm of haired and discontent break . How­ ever. if we. arc now ready 10 dis­ card our . former drcam-, of txila-t tion and are prepared to e-j-nperato actively wtCi other major and minor powers constituting me Al­ lied Front in establuhing nnd maintaining world harmony then there will be an excellent proipes -. for tuhertag in an unbroken era of Insulate Playroom Ceiling So th* children cun pUy .in the,, basement game-room without dis- X turblng adult* upstair*, the 1' '■ the basement room Should be < ov- i ered with imulallnn board tile.1 New y ceiling tile possesses acoustical qual- i lUe* which will tend to prevent Y •our.d from going to the rooms above. j- Men Wear Skirts Three countries hi which men China and Scotland. ■ Paper Substitute Beedi growing along thc coati of aneie to manufacture paper. Topcoat < learance Il oo I Topcoats — at 25% H.98 QJ CLOTHES SHOP "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" CLEAR $130 DIN INC. ROOM LOW PRICED! ONE PAIR 2ND PAIR 109 SALE! 2-pc. LIVING ROOM! You'll marvel that it Isn't $20 more! Graceful style. Rich wine mohair cover. Reg. 9134.95 Final Clearance OUT THEY GO! Spectacular sale Priced for quick sale! Printed-on walnut veneer effect. Set includes bed. chest, vanity. Reg. 69.95. . WELL-STYLED OCCASIONAL CHAIRS BROKEN LINES in KID, GABARDINE A rare bargain indeed at this very low. price! Tapestry and S*7h velour covering*. Regular price 9.95■ and CALF LEATHERS ARE ALSO HERE TO CHOOSE FROM! HURRY! ONLY A 'FEW BRING ALONG A FRIEND TO S H A R E IN THESE JANUARY SAVINGS C 1 < 1 17 OF BUBBEBS R 1 I4I4 ANB GALOSHES | LUXURIOUS LOUNGE CHAIRS! SPCM GO Attractive rayon-and-eollon velvet cover! Sturdy con. s true lion! They'll go fast. Save! NOW! TILT CHAIR AND OTTOMAN! 2 PCS 29“ frieze eover I* lone wearinc. Regular price 34.95. SALE! VARIETY OF MIRRORS! First Pair Some with gilded frames! Low priced for fast selling. Variety ot sixes. .. .. Second Pair QQ 1 Q SALE! 27x45 RUGS 80c CLEARANCE! NOVELTY TABLES WOMEN'S BARGAIN BUYS •5 Century atytes. Regular 7.93. ODD SIZES, BROKEN LINES Here They Are—Priced to Clear! CAN YOU wear size > BELOW — CEILINGSK 3, 1 pair 2nd Pair Sizes 35 to 48. WATERS TO 3-PC. STREAMLINED BEDROOMS Deduct 25'% or ] from these prices. No charges or lay aways please. REDUCED Refreshing! .Modern as today! And what savings! Table 6 chairs, buffet. Walnut veneers; harduood. . 2 PAIRS TOPCOATS Notice These fine coots are the new­ est models and colors available. Every one is Pure Virgin Wool. Many are full rayon lined. Regular prices from Shoe Styles! Arch Supporting Patterns Included* discount 1 excepted* Women's Winter Entire Stock of Suedes 2 Pain ALPAGORA A W „ 1 2 Pairs____ _____ _80c RUBBERS AND 2-SNAR GALOSHES FOR THE LUCKY WOMEN WITH SMALL FEET. BLACK AND BROWN —MILITARY OR CUBAN HEELS. 31, 4, 4, or 5? FLOOR SAMPLE WARDOLEUM FLOOR COVERING! 6 and 9 ft widths by the yard! Big selection of roll OE‘ ends and remnants at drastic reduction . Gw MILITARY AND CUBAN HEELS Morbleized Linoleum on Felt Bock Close-out of floor sample*, roll ends and discontinued 7 A' patterns. While they last only..?. ■ ** RADIO CLEARANCE! Combination Phonograph and Radio—4 tube General Electric. Regular 139.95. Sale priced al I Iw C'i/T-^ATE SHOE STORE H IQ 8 TUBE AIRLINE In baauilfnl cabinet. Regular 9153 Reduced to /Am SALE '133 SALE AUTO SEAT COVERS MONTGOMERY WARD 1U-U4 So. Jefferson Phone 3194 �TM BAITINGS RANNBR, TRUR8DAY, JANUARY U. 1M» “|! Mrs. Menrln Klein Klein • (CharlotteI (CharlotteI Mlu Miss Mary Mary Louise was at| nt ' ■ ~ — .w. Menrln Louise Thomas Thomas was _1 " 1 — _ '-"LZ2 __ | UaiveraUy kerrey Beumer) and daughter, daughter. Barbara, Fort Phillip*. Phillips, Kan . last week to ace see ,; f A (* I i I Beauner) EV/EklTv T A /T T7 T AZ A replacement of Chinese MlacA supr*/ lust comphlad shows j returned Tuesday £0 their home al her brother. /oKph. who^wos £11. , J U L I A L L V L H I J -*■ * ** J lees stumpod the "Fighting Irish’* ' that all 1S39 state university gradu­ ~ Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Durkee of |1 Trenton after a week's vUlt with ’ ~ r^u. 1 opics i of New / --' X -w-x t York's famous old 68th ates in botany, bacteriology, hy­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Besamer and Lake Odessa were Sunday guests of ’, f 1 j-* I I regiment but not for long Roll call giene. wild Ufa technology and soCuesta of Mr. and Mr. Charles other relatives. , Mrs. J. R. Chrf " ■ A I sounds like ■ gathering of the elans S. Potts over thc weekend were Rollo Clemens, A-M M. 2-C.of Ad- Re*- Durkee ap Richard Potts, Hammond. Ind . Miss again. Taj Koo Is now Tony Ken- professions or are cocti.iolag postirylnla Fotta. Greenville and Mr. JSS^the'^ttkeSd a fl o'clock dinner honoring the a ’wtth wun ’hto ma ’lSc Wife. ................ " 111 ah!enc* °* *“*• 1 birthday of Mrs. Walter Thomas Virginia Fotta, Greenville Mr. & DcPUnUand ' Qr>W1 Cter^mV!nc^b‘tW-l= birthday of Mrs. Walter Thomas Army slatlcUcs reveal that Johnny DoTn^^s^^t^ H- <**"*>• ^ome MeHu*. £!«>«...B[companled Mr. Doughboy writes three times as Rapids. home of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Van-1 onlt“many letters os he receives. And there » Mrke O Foo, Fat Ho­ Mrs. Earl Page has relumed to. Houten. for^iiecl^n^dav ofHuHwo weeks Vermeulen and Norene. Charllene CotUeffah for the clmlna closing dal day of tluthe two weeks shcnnfl„ and c D ale4M. . this Is not because hU Uncle Sam- , Chung, a McDooo and an O'Wang, The cuttlefish swims backwards Mr. and Mrs. Loren Boyes and 1 uel carries mall free for servicemen.. —Ulidlrvllla. The eve- ... l--------- .------------- s tagpijj tpe as well as forwards, walks on Ito Miss Elinor Page, music teat Her in; wn,T«n.of Laming spent pan 01 ^y were lhe lxome ot man mng was spent playing cards Mrs fofk^^Ti^Uto'"*^ lhel?'mk “ • anna and throws an inky black stir their inkWalling to Work our city schools. and Mr* c LeUierer. ; received many useful gifts. wcU1 und break loose in a rash of j Mrs Jeannette Williams visited 1 BoyM' . „ , . , u Mr. and Mrs William Fox of Kai-,1 Thomas -------------------| Banks and savings accounts of «pr*y „ homespun gossip that will lift him Egypt have more then $3,500,000,000 out ot the mire of military routine. ■ if you've never stood in the "mall ' awaiting opportunities to Invest tn "olenn era. o, Un,In. «. . IOcra. Sg'J.V, industries, according to Mustapha line" for half an hour or more and Best of his cousin. Miss Mary Me- th®4LRe£S“khJliSj1g\etaUv-A“8 hia his sister Mn CwlUte Enley hoauf' ‘“vitatlon.' having been sent arrived at the O O. window only, to Bey ucy much Sadek,, atrccior director 01 of tne the aepa depart- stray as many as a thousand field hqvc thc mail sergeant growl trnpi*- ment of commerce and induilry. mice during onezne»ting season. ..at week. | Ann ArbOf we of Mr and nor struble spent Saturday evening *“* enjoyed by all present. tonally, "Nullin' today. Bud." you’ll Mrs. Lyndon Mrs. Jean “ ''Barry. ‘ *“ ­ WlIlston UerrU* ov« WeU j 84UlbOrn m KaU’ I Mrs. Duane Mliler entertained her 1 never realize Just how much maik meant in maintaining morale and nette Williams. Mrs Harry Bush. Mr and Mrs Maurice Rogers and Mr*. Robert Fortney has returned club f^ des»ert and cards Wednes- the spirit of the man in service.... Mrs. Raymond Gibson. Mrs. Nellie Bolton and Mrs. I Jihan Lichtv, were Write 'em. folks, and write 'em of­ ten. Writing is figjititig! in Charlotte Tuesday evening as dinner guests of Mrs. H. E. Whit­ a^'?tt5^wfi^tS’SrSS?iJ2bS EKSiu by^M^ ite ’new uta"Itannond Of interest to Hastings J^hmora people is turn. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs M. E Cota were Mr. and Mrs. Willis Zcndra Zimmerman were has been selected for the-principal Wj1* 5“lrd S“»80nLrat0 ;Mra. ruwCota and sons. George and Glenn. their home in Freeport after spend-1 guests. Tlie next' party will be held part in Uie new Sidney Kingsley uus! Max Gilbert and Miss Olive Cota . ing a few days with hu parents. Grand Rapids where she has cm- ; U ployment in the public relatd— x 01- 1 at thc home of Mrs. Thomas Myers play. "The Patriots", which began of Big Rapids; Miss Betty Frei- I| Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Furrow. land of Grand Rapids and Mr. and | Mr. and Mrs. C. W. DeVault of iice of the new weather school re- Wednesday afternoon. Jan. 27, al her rehearsal Dec, 3lst and wiU open in I home on South Broadway. New York UUs month. Mrs uuimvii Gordon Cota,-local. ™.o Coats Grove were Sunday dinner j cently opened there • • Mr Kingsley Ls lhe authot of Robert Cooper. Radio Man Third guestt of Mr and Mrs. H J. Free- : naval^ctoSI Keith Craig. n»ho Js jdtendtag ji 1, A birthday •ddinner Detroit spent the £!Ler *S? was given ln in Dead End"’ »nd and many other —well —’* Class, was home veiling relatives, land and Sgt- Lester DeVaulL I naval school weekend hwe lr wlthhls mother Mre lwnor -°r mIss producUons. „ Dorts r^-,. GlHcspie Ja:1 known . productions. 'The play is 2.00 and 2.25 18.50 to 22.50 MirVciJi " mower. Mr,. „ m t) . „„ u „. . WOM> ^'w-ra,BwVU4rfia, and friend* last week on a ten day > Mr. nnd Mrs Byron Rowlader and K .... leave. He has been on duty on the two children of Caledonia visited • Marx .Gratg. Elmer Gillespie. Guests included ■ *•' -r-.m»,pic Guests included group includes such celebrities m values values Atlantic since August, this being Mr. and Mr*. Roland Furrow and , Mra. Leo welirarc ana Mrs. aiax ; tha MUses Rub .. _„ a rv,,. luby, Carrie and Dor- Maxwell Anderson and Robert Sherhis first trip home in five months. ' two children al the home of Mr. Wcllfarc left on Friday for Camp olh Cog3U.ej|1. MLss ...Elizabctii Park- wood. George H McNeill of Jackson and 1 and Mrs. Freeman Furrow on Suntatter's hus- cr her n,oUler' fctrs- E A- Park" " Mr’ Johnson has made a name for William T McNeill of Chicago were dav bi^d MaxWelffare Mrs Leo WeU- " himself as a fine dramatic artist of here Mn A- Umbie »as in Grand bano.wax: we warel Mrs. Lee>weu . . . ■ lhe radi0 and hls portrayal of here Monday Monday to to attend attend lhe the funeral funeral services of Mrs Emma V McNeill Rapids Tuesday. . Jare *•*' "main about a weex out werc given In honor Tho-nas Jefferson in "The Patriots" m ^d Mrs R BHarknew reMrs LeRoy Frater's sister. Mr* Mr*. Max Wellfare ptans on a longer o( uonazda Treib's birthday b^Vmak^VentureforTurn on turned Tuesday from Detroit where Roahe Snyder of Jackson is viit- j st^ with her hmbar^ M Albc- stauffer and Miss Ger- tlw* iealmK auge. It is a high they were for two days with their inn her this week. I Mra:Dorrance Trctnnc vtsitea ner tnUc McPharlln entertained with u c<jmpllment to his ability that he was cast for tills important part. Sunday a surprise dinner was giv­ Mrs. Johnson. Betty Cam on tho en at her home on South Jefferson radio, lias won laurels for her radio IIONDS , with covers laid for eight guests. husband. Lieut. Co). Robert Ixive has'izoo has been home for a weeks wests of Mr. and^MraRoyal Myers I Nineteen relatives were present at characterizations and only hist week played a return broadcast over | ing*trip to'chlita anTlndla^Vfe51!'' "mf. and MjJ; A.LJj{a,e,}HP1* Wrl’i K^lamazoo^nt tff^k^nTwRh! family party nt'Uwhomeof Mr. WEA.F with Paul Muni in Edna , St. Vincent Malays. "Murder of Li-; 1 dice." Alexander Wolcott and Clifton P Fadiman took part o»i the same proA 1 R D S I gram. .“LThe Johnsons arc "going places" Sutton. N. H. Is the guest of her both because of their superior talent brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and and perseverance to succeed/ Mrs. A. A. Roth, this week. two weeks caring for hcr daughter dav their uncle and aunt. kU. and । wcrc out of town guests. Raymond J. Murphy returned on Mrs Geo. Boerm a, and baby boy. Mrs. Clarence Bump and family of | ... Came the snow, and tlie usual dal­ Monday to St. Joseph Seminary in Miss June Leary has returned to Hastings. - miscellaneous ■ --------------------------------------A bridal shower was ly greeting between friends har, Grand Rapids where he Ls u stu­ South Bend. Ind. alter visiting her — Riven Tuesday evening at lhe home changed from. "How Are You?" to dent. garenLs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Bl'KIN ESS WOMEN'S of ‘Mrs. Clare Bawdy In honor of "Where does R leak a| ytjur house!" Mrs. A J. Colraqn returned last Mi*s KXinenne Miss Katherine owu Stuta wumc whose m»imar'Hie monthly rlB.,e w t() UUh OIU nuj HU1. j Jr takcs place on Mni Cole Newton and Miss Helen ,„v regular ............. j meeting of , nage r.,. ._ Tuesday to tier home tn Wausa. Fnr a number of monthsvthc Mar­ We picture one of our .. cm,. after vUlllng J>lr. and ,...ra Mrs. .Newton were Sunday Rtiestt of Mrs. the Business Womens Women s Hospital iSaturday. 1 Saturday. Jon. Jan. 23. Games Games were shall Rotary Chib have gone with- ’ es Neb,, Guild was was held 1--’J Monday evening । — ■ Jo!in Crue and Mr. and Mrs. Aben Inez Paton of Charlotte. Guild pjayed.refreshments served, ■ and out dessert at their weekly lunchwith the the U U. B. d. ladles luuica serving wiou* tne mv ■mttnylovely Johnson. She whs giftswere received by cons. The cost of the dessert, 10 was called callt'd here to to1' Miss Leone Ixonard of Ciucago with dinner to to the the 32 32 members members present. present. I the bride-to-be. attend Hie committal services for visited her parents. Mr and Mr dinner cents for each member, which us- = her father and mother. Mr. and Charli.s H. Leonard, over Lhe week- ’Hie committee in charge wu Mrs. ually totals three or four dollars === Richard Cook. Cook. Chairman, with with Mrs. Mrs | Tlie MrsJcharlex Johnson, whose bodies 1 end. , 411V N. C- 500 club -of ----------sixteen --------met werinSroUghl here from Santa Ana. Miss Ruth Lyle spent the week- Harold Newton. Miss Doreen Clary 1 on Saturday evening witn Mr. and each meeting is used to purchase = MrsT j.” w/ Hewitt.’ Winners were war stamps, then all members hold ~ — • . for Interment. ---------t.lld ni |1Pr home in Traverse City. 1 •»* and MI— m Grace Rcickord assisting Cal During .... the -business meeting it ml Mt ----------- -------"■ . nnd «... Mrs. Lew Warner. Mr, numbers nnd the lucky number for Mrs, B. C. Church of North Mus­ : Win. McKnight of Wilmette. 111.. I every meeting receives tlie stamps. S kegon gave an after service lunch­ was tlie guest of hU parents. Mr. was voted to sponsor one of the clarence Cappon and Mr. Hewitt, It innkt ■ a Rood game which could = .... eon for family and relatives in Mas nnd Mrs. Jos. McKnight. over the dances for the Coast Guards. Also.. cekend. a collection was taken for the Vic- . charity Guild No. 6 met at the be rightly named, -you can't have Bi krgon attending thc burial of Mrs. Parker has been home tory Book campaign. The Guild also : nonic ^01001ofwxro. Mrs.r.F.xi.H.u«o.cu Gaskell,v> for>■«. thc your cake and eat it too." Fmmii v MeNcill Mrs. Church re- 1 Harold r.nci --------turned with thc William McNcilLs from Fort Benning, a* , on 11 ten has charge of thc U. S. O.' room । January meeting with thirty memIt is always tunejy to say nice =? for a ten day visit' 1 tuxlough. , this weekend. bers present •.The hostess was o.S Mr a d Mrs Wayne Smith of Corporal Chester Cramer ot Camp Following lhe transaction of bust- gIsted by Mrs. H. J. Faster. Mrs. Dun things about people. There Is one certain lady in town Ionia' spent Sunday with Mr aixl Beal. Cal. cameThursday to attend nras Miss Marion Cook was intro- ; walidorff. Mrs. rawin' Taylor. Mrs. who. in her quietly cordial way, Mrs Meric VanHouten. I the funeral of his father. William duced who showed three movie films o Fuller.and Mrs. Henry Davies. makes more friends then she ever All wool Shetland tweed just the right Mrs Thelma Johnson of Battle ! Cramer. on Marine LandLW. K. Kellogg Bird , winners nt contract were Mrs. Jodreams. Creek and Mr and Mrs LaFloy 1 M-'inTSrt.-6~a>,r Mr nnd Mrs Nel1 Bockeloo km and sanctuary and Barry County in the Mpb Brozak and Mrs. Robert Shan- I As you learn to know this friendly weight to wear under your winter coat tn en ana Mr. ana Mrs. uarioj . .wl.rrm ln Ka)- . fall plcturcs were nppre- no^ I layd It Js soon evident Hurt she has o™SdV«£M,‘' J'“‘' "."K'fiMSi cLnlcd and enjoyed by all present. ... and all spring and summer. A really Fnri n raimsm hrwt/M uil'hrt rare gift of wit which enables Tlie February meeting will be in th^Ne^idea Club on Wednesday hcr 10 a,wa>' Bnd ,un «»* humor . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson of visited Mr. and Mrs Ocorge Rob- charge of Florence Campbell, chair- w,v „„„ An if .11 wonderful value for >'» most everything she does It is Sturgis spent the weekend at the m-'O” n,'d s- c- Broci£ on man. Marie Rowe, Ann Burton and I evening. Jan. 13. t I this faculty that will always keep Betty Scobey. j present to •••. ~1 . . ph,lnrt_. homes of Mrs. Anna L. Johnson and I Thur'day. ■»U.urdinner. . n«> e.Wupon b, her . —*_»_»,--------platter " dinner, a nofr ideaIdr. with Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson. Sr. I Philip W. Kni'kern of PhlladclTHo.’IlTmtS’BSS of. ! pl»». % NEWTON—DEAKINS this club. At thc regular business associates to help plan for group tended the funeral of a cousin al mother. Mrs. A. D. Knlskcnt SatMr. and Mrs. Edwin Deakins3 an- . □“"’••i ."jui *J_'r |I gatherings because she”knows knows”how nouncc the marriage of He'."ft« their plans M tpa^yenr were dtacussccL Saginaw-on Monday. 1 urday and Sundaj. “eWeXSSf Included l.b |0 crcnt**Rayctv. These things you entertainment Included two I ouW nM only fcnew 1 Mr. nnd Mrs Jay Tccgnrdin were daughter., Jean M. to Lyle A-N/Jw.-I j.1 pleasing piano duets by Mrs. Ida F. we“ lf 1 k in Battle. Creek on Saturday. ----------------------------------------------- ton. son of Mr. and Mrs. Nell V. । Piano duets t» ,Mrs. Ida I. lhu 1M<rson , ,h(! gocs aboul Icwton of Freeport. " McCoy and Evans. work «»•' ’’In J’™her ’" efficient manner --------------------------------------------------------Mrs. R. G. Finnic returned Tues­ Neu ton of Freeport. ^^ cCo.L.! 1,?.,1 Mrs. Enuna S.-wtata Tile ring ceremony 1 "A1 AJoyous Return" and Tiiedouble double ring ceremonywas was 2“bo.-m*?^ ThMC remarks could probably op­ day from JxiulsvUie. Ky . where she had bc(?h visiting her husband, read the Rev. Frank . Loomis, Day* Marjory.E. Boyes fat-1 — ^.f. 2^. ... by ... -------------L n*y a the Miss meiffi “with W« P>-v to, a numb<*r of bul Capt. Finnic. “KhmSe o?Mr. mid Mr* IgMlvc. 1 ...... solo numbers, "Ah Sweet Mystery of, returned Mon­ OCIOCS ai uic iiunie 01 nar. .Mrs. . R ™W. Cook v.—. ........... She rates what has been said about day from Tn-nton, N J . where she o_rv N,.wtOn of Belding. >*-**• -s — ------her and more too. STEAM HKA1 had been visiting hcr daughter. , p^r her wedding the bride chose A Merchant" by Nolly Carew, both It Is a rare good fortune when a gu|t of Hght blufl wooJ wJth bUck of ^.hlCh were splendidly Interprct---------------- Cook. Other styles at 16.75 and 22.50 Mi's Connie HOT A COLD WATER you cross paths with folks like Non­ Edward Bottum of DeXroll was the and whltcnccessories Her corsage ed by Miss Boyes. As the hostess na Michael. SHOWER RATH suest of hir. parents, Mr. and Mrs. wa? n white orchid Her only at- has a birthday in January, she was New Spring Coats in all sixes. E. F. Bottum. on Saturday nnd tendant was Mrs. Gary Newton, who I especially honored by her giirata. the WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE Sunday, comini; to celebrate his wore a navy blue outfit with match-1 twelve ladles enjoying a happy eveSingle $3.50 per wk. up Sale Prices on Winter Coats. Lucille Willetts of State Insula- 1 birthday at home. ing accessories. Her corsage was of j nlng. ... tion toppled the pins for 166-179-142 Double -5.00 per wk. up ! Mrs. Lvle Sanborn visited rela- mixed flowers. Gary Newton served ’ Sale Prices on Dresses -487 to "night. lead tileVirginia womensWheating' play on. ..is brother wotneras oeai.man Harrington^ entertain^h<,fourteen . Monday Uves at Caledonia from Friday Uli I his as best man. i Sunday. Htah whto? in 1941 and “lrU on Sunday afternoon. Gomes scored 127-155-202-484 for Leonards I Miss Priscilla Harrington of Jack- ... —U.ngs in jimi 1941 ^ana and wefe playcd and refreshments, in- to land in second place and Theollne Him iuis High High school scnooi ^n is employed at the Hastings Mfg. p*a nice birthday cake, were । Schader. with 447 was in third spot. i cause of illness. Co. Mr. Newton graduated from , _____ after which gie group went. B,a, State ‘ Insulatlion won two from In 1941 and and U employed at. J Freeport in Orphans; Strand hod a one game to the Strand to see ’ Bambi." thc Viking Corp. _ edge on Leonards: Portias won a Hie Study club was entertained Pa'r from Ptsfon Rins Shop: Bliss FINE LIKENESS OF on Monday by Mrs A. D. McDonald. toolc two fpm Be» Telephone Co., series' ‘; MARGARET BABBITT with Mrs. Aben Johnson reviewing and itanner won a complete series The accent is on waves and more waves Hastings subscribers to the Michi­ the book, "Apple in the Attic" by Hom Bonnet and Gown. gan Christian Advocate were pleased Mildred Jordan. Guests for tlie for *43! They’re flattering, feminine. CAMP FIRE NEWS to «r the picture of a small girl afternoon were Mrs. Kellar Stem.. Awiyega Camp Fire group will Swing to waves now! on the cover page of the Jan. 14 Mrs. Ricliard Choos and Mrs. L.1 meet Thursday afternoon January edition, as they at once recognized Winston Stone. ' 26- at the home of their guardian. , her as Margaret Babbitt, seven I PERMANENTS Saturday evening Mrs. Robert Mrs. Harvey Elliott. We are working j years old daughter of DLst. Supt Machineless $2.54 Finger Wave OA< Shampoo & EE< Plrc n?t,,cb9?ka uaODilt of ot Grand urana Finnic nnnie entertained entcnainca at ni dinner anuicr comconi- । ? , n °“r — and i and Mrs E. H. Babbitt Dried OU up. others from Finger Wave UU - the birthdays ------ • nt hope to prepRapids, formerly of Hastings. Thc pUmentary to of her her, W '£ get them completed In Sift ’’ picture was taken by a neighbor of grandson. Gordon Finnic, and Mrs. । “ration for passing our Trail Seckthe family in Grand Raptds. Joseph McKnight. William Me-, «a rank. «>»---------------- Knight of Wilmette. IU.. was a guest. ---------------- -----------------------• ■Ug. Goats' Leap Leap Usually Safe Mr’ fritter and MLu MIm NorPARENTS OF A '1 Mrs Zl^'cr h*rv nai-c.iiTFR ma Tre8° hostesses at the forAlthough the Rocky Mountain Yk«o* U«S BAlli DAV ouitti ! rner's home for a desert shower honJane Ellen is the name of the sev-. orin„ Mri g]U>. jr> on Friday. gouts of Glacier National park reen pounds daughter bom to Judge jan 13 Dainty bouquets In pink, P’-'atcJb' make what appear to be and Mrs. Stuart Clement on Jan. 8.1 blue and white booties centered the »uicida! leaps from crag to xrag, Mrs. Clement and baby are both; tables. Cootie dice was played with i rangers report that seldom dd the fine and are luune from the hos- ortzes given the guest of honor who sure-footed animals injure thempltal. As for. thc Judge, he is sUll > also received many beautiful gifts. selves by falling. •treating ' his friends and eagerly ■ Mrs. Ted zicglcr of Big Rapids was 1 awaiting a warm sunny day when he . an out-of-town guort. Parlnr can take little Jane Ellen out for a 1 --------------- .—a,---------Beauty. Parlor stroll Congratulations to the happy j HAVE TAKEN A I How the beauty parlor goes to j parents and the wee Miss Clement. pIX YEARS OLD SON war: Thc iron that used to go into For January 22 & 23 -------- -------- ----------------- — Terrance Jolui is the name of tlie a single hair dryer is enough for six years old lad who has come to | hand Bren.dcs INSTALLATION I bo the son of Mr. and Mrs. John *,x nana Bren,a“OF OFFICERS . ... . <»«■ - ■ ■ h : Crue. S Market St. Terry enters. -.43c Cherry top cokes, each n.TSTrtKrtrftK™ ™ T.»dU:' I PERSONALS !T«“S?jyp3K!'ta'£A.ur’. “'T^'.’fEraiSSSETS’J-tJSU; SHIRTS irasaM’? ----------------------- nu Y BJonds O AT WXXSEE.'' ”'A" raSdK.ui-,'»dsfi"-T“" E“„».'.¥"t!S ’Vass .EA ICED! T*bk,109 ’119 MS ’59 :hairs Ury and FEW on- *26” house families. M SUITS JACKETS 10.00 and 11.50 value* 14»5 7’5 n uy Bl AT rauY IJONDS n M at ai rds Mairds New Spring SUITS .JSXf'S rat, '"“"J 2!1 k''p ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS 2 PCS *29’ " lory school ever receiving a college degree. SALE SALE SALE in IRE ICE fS*SS?L<SKTra£?!X? SE Croat white and shining. New Hosiery Miracle I 113 JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP ES .51 i..h BAKERY SPECIAL 4G! 25'„ ,d. k 74' Chocolate Chiffon Pie, each „ 119 30c Butter Scotch Apple Coffee Cake 35c (SATl’RDAV ONLY! Banghart Bread is a preferred white bread! It supplies all the nourishing wholesome qualities of a good white bread, plus the same amount of Bl as would be supplied by bread made with whole wheat flour. In Banghart Bread this plus value is ob­ tained from Hi-Bl Yeast, accepted by thp. Council on Foods ot the American Medical Association. *133 Banghart Enriched White Bread, loaf 9c ARD Phone 27M BA.MiHART BAKERY 112 8. Jefferson 8L Phone 2428 ' “It Takes Both’y evening. I. J. Smith U president: ' to both paranta and son. Mrs. Myrtle Castelein. vtce-prcsi- 1 'Barrage Tir* dent; H. J. Calkins, secretan'-trcasDuring lhe great war of 1914-18. lirer. Ice cream and cake were serv­ ed and twelve new members enroll­ lhe French used thc phrase "bar­ ed. Thc next meeting is on Tues­ rage Ur," meaning ' barrage Are." day evening. Jan. 26. for rapid contkuous artillery or machine-gun tire concentrated on a ,ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED designated area. Very soon any Mr and Mrs Elmer Gillespie an- concentrated tire intended to retard Bounce the engagement of their the enemy or to shield advancing daughter. Doris, to Robert Shimkee». son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles troops came to be called a barrage. In Britain "barrage" Is generally Shlnikees of Marcellus Miss Oll. leapie ft' a senior at Western Michi­ pronounced "bar-ash," . with the gan College of -Education and Mr. 1 first sylilbie accented. while in Shinikees Ls a student at Michigan '■ America it is generally pronounced 1 State College. "ba-raxh." with tlie accent on thc secund syllable. RECOVERING FROM A small captive balloon used to , PNEUMONIA It take* both . . . two finger* to support wires or nets as a protection give the Victory »ign. It takes both 1 1 The many Barry county friends . . . War Bond* and Taxe* to make of Lieut. Comm Kenlth S. Mc­ that Victory come true. Continue , Intyre will be glad to hear .that he barrage -balloon. your purchaie of War Bond*, at ; is recovering nicely from a recent | attack of pneumonia though he is least ten percent of your income, i .*tin in the hospital in New Orleans.1 London reports that a man recent, i Pay your Victory Tax and your fit,iLa. Mrs McIntyre is there with I come tax cheerfully and gladly, i ly went to the lost property office । him II to expected that he will be , Botli are in lieu of an Occupation j and said he bad ua»i>td his train. j Tax to Hiller, c.s. ; out Ui about two weeks. J M you $«ek hosiery thaf holts and wears exceptionally well, come in and $ee Admira­ tion's striking new rayons. They are treated with the patented "Sealatex" process that produces a lasting finish of amaiing beauty and adds more "give and take" to their exquisite sheerness. The toes are reinforced NEW ADMIRATION HOSE The best hose money can buy “Defiance” FULL FASH. Lisle ’1 "Avalon” Magic Twist Reinforced UMCL'UB Slightly Seconds .■ •1" 85' "Avalon” Seconds Fall Fashioned Mayen Good everyday boo Cflc cotton with Nylon for many hours of extra wear. "Exclusive, but not expensive- ■■i Toco Nylon Rayon ------- .... 56072645731903 HASTINGS •1 “Splendor” 38' �PAOt err The Hastings Banner; GRANGES Sheldon Agency All Kinds of Inscranca Surety Bonds hone 3I8J Hastings nrv TH.vr ^tw wum »-.•» tLej-m.; Swanson Agency 109 W.‘State PROTECT YOUR CAR From 81.00 up with Slate Farm* 80-20 collision FARM BIKEAV STATE iOOW i ; I'l.uhT ?><«F5 tut drill"'; ; Iinx* M'jt«r C«. • ,f . tlliuKuir. j EMPLOYMENT—HELP WASTED .MaSTW- - • ..... • | AUCTION SALES CARDS OF THANKS Usl Your gate With HENRY FLANNERY •1 . tlijirtim* 1 h»h w«i ilral Wl'.l DR. L. J. CASTON . V OPTOMETRIST Marshall Furnaces "Why of cqprsc. Betsy." Mrs. Carson grinned. "Are you going to write it or am I?" >■ "Weil." Betsy said. "Maybe< you'd better kind of suy it to mV. Only I'd love to write it." \ "All right, then. Mias Carson, take a letter." hey mother said.V walking slowly up and down th^i\ room. "Heady? 'Dear Mr. Morgenthau: Thc way I save money for War Stamp buying is to steer. all the small household jobs tn-1 . w a r d m y m daughter, who III h is eight years Il V.J i— .oJd- She is so keen about LV. Xjtyjbuying War Stamps, that I • ,-Jknow all the ‘ money 1 might have paid to someone else for do I ing the jobs will go toward Victory 1 when paid to her.' “Now make a list, Betsy. 'Win­ dows washed, 611 cents. Apples picked from finder the tree, 25 efints. Emptied trash cans. 4 cents. Sold string benhs from the garden, 15 cents. Sold strips of spoiled film to children for sun­ gazing. at one cent a yard. 20 cents. Total, SI.21. Yours help­ fully. I hope.'—nnd then I'll sign it at the bottom." Bctsx was puffing like a gram­ pus from her labors. The tall, painstaking letters tottered brave­ ly across the sheet of paper. Gravely Mrs. Carson took thc pen to sign. "Mother. V.ould it he the proper ctvjuettv if I signed it too?" "Perfectly proper, I think.” Coal. Gas and Oil Fired Repairs and furnished years with a healthy bonus of good interest! For every S3 you lay aside for War Bonds pays bach St! So put at least 10ft—not 6ft, or 7ft, or 8ft, but 10% of your pay to work killing Japs and Nazis—and making money for you at Lucky because I just stopped one in the leg. But Smith and Weinberg and Farley . . . ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Eavestrougbing C. E. GOODYEAlf HOWE ings Plan today! they're dead. Dead because ice didn't have one more grenade to throw!" • WHAT YOU SHOULD DO: II you are . . He* arking for more guns to fight with. More tank*, more planes, more grenades to rrack in- lhe same time! Sign up in the Payroll Sav­ Betsy. (Letter, from an actual commu­ nication in the files of tlie Treas­ ury Department! down on the enemy with. Every member of thc family should invest in America'* fiiture. Make certain at least 10 percent LctV loan 10% of our pay to the Govern­ 1. Already •citing Slide 1(1% of your pay in War Bond- through the Payroll Saving* Plan—boo,t that 10% if you can. ". Working in a plant where (lie Plan !■ imtallrd, but haven't -ignt-d up yrt—»ign up tomorrow. them to him! ment. Let’s put it in War Bond*. Let’s loan Uncle Sam the money to make more tools 3. Working in a plant where the Payroll Savings Plan ham't been installed, talk Io your union head, foreman, or plant manager—ami ice if it ran't be in-lallrd right away. The loeal bank will be glad Io help. I. Enable to get in on the Payroll Sating- Plan for any rra-on, go to your local bank. They will lx glad to help you ilart a Plan of your own. Nl’RETY JERRY It Takes Both” KINDS ALL GENERAL INSURANCE 1 BONDS TOP THAT 10% BY NEW YEAR'S! ANDRUS Phone 2519 Natl Ilk. Bldg. • BUY U. S. WAR BONDS THROUGH TH! PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN AUCTIONEER List your Auction Sales with DEWEY REED Dates can be made at Banner office. Phone 3407 Hastings. Min. a Punch and Judy Shipping Livestock cost of this global war. Buy War Bonds and more War Bonds every payday as you pay your Victory Tax. Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER dt> tint ju . ,'t buitdlnc. TVIMtritir nr Very r'^-xuablr. Ptwwe rnninc* t.. dn in v«ur home. Will .a,I for »i..i drlb’r.| w ;',S'T Company Hastings Block­ yards, phone 2388, or rail 717—F3 through lhe •"'•HPMrttT nn >!IT Super-Tunnel Bored to Drain Valuable Mines . Since gold and silver were dis­ covered at Cripple Creek. Colo,, in r.t\ '«7t "itHWIU -ti draff** -rar 14 dnublr barnr-*, n-rd our in JMiti Dr«r» riding and some mines have bc<*n closed by water seeping into the shafts necessitating expensive pumping C. "BILL" SHERWOOD Cold Weather Protection! INSURANCE Hotel Hullngi Phi possible to drive them still deeper at low co*L the Golden Cycle cor­ poration. one,of the leading opera­ tors in the district, two years ago started digging a tunnel. 10 feet wide and 11 fret high, through the solid granite that prevented natural drainage. After boring beneath lhe CASH For your old Scrap Iron. Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Lead. project was holed through two years ahead of schedule'as a result of specially designed machinery, round-the-clock operations, and ALL WOOL KNIT EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT We Remove Dead Animals for some of that good PHONE Lily White Flour HASTINGS GLENN F. LAUBAUGH IIS No. Michigan Avenue bone 2637 HasUngo AT FIRST SIGN OF A Office position. Work consists of Cash handling and bookkeeping. Must be able to operate adding machine and Typewriter. Apply in own handwriting or in person * to Store manager of Montgomery 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS CURT Truss Fitting EXPERIENCED FITTER Glycerin valley. Geologists,estimate that there is from 3 million dollars to 13 million dollars' worth of proved gold in the lower levels ot the field nnd in Horses Cattle HEAVY DUTY WORK RUBBERS SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every lino Phono 72 * Middlevil 2697 Called Use Carlton tunnel gfter thc late Carlton brothers who formerly owned the Golden Cycle, the 32-000foot bore has already dried up one mine and the water level Is drop­ ping in a nutnber of others. The SOLOMON Bathless Groggins say. Catching Rats A New England trick for catching rats was used by George Steele, a clam-digger ot Scbasco. Maine. <Vhcn the big. ihore rata infested his big pile of clam shells for bits of meat, Mr. Steele took 23 or-30 giant clams and put them in a row near low-tide mark. Tlie hun­ gry rats .would stick .their snouts inside lhe opened shells, lhe alert clams instantly shut lhe shells, and Uie rats' nosus were caught fast. No amount of struggling got them Liberty In Clothes "Liberty" in clothes is a British tradename for silk and cotton fab FELT SHOES for Prompt Removal of i Old, Crippled or-Dead j \ Hones and Cows / HASTINGS, MICH. VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES-$7.50 WOOL SOX COWS-$6.00 Wc hove a Collector Stationed at 912 West Green St. in Hastings Ta Give Immediate Service Wc Pay the Phone Charges—Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS 'CUT VATT SHOESTORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWO—FACES 1 n « HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JANUARY Zl. 1943 EICHTY-SEVEHTH YEAR PENNOCK HOSPITAL Barry Go. Farm Bureau DIRECTORS NAME Donations to the hospital include AT THE THEATRES Met Here Jan. 13th I 28 cans of fruit, vegetables and jam FAIR OFFICIALS from Guild No. 5. Mrs. Bert O'Dan Tiie Barry County Farm Bureau 1 — » . ---------.. ■j Uar t & o f fruit, Question Of Holding 1943 I nell. chairman; 11 tn held their annua) meeting- here on By JANE CAMERON I vegetables and jam !r from Guild No. Fair To Be Decided Later Wednesday of last week. Interest­ 1*1.< vegetables, fruit and jam 12; It 15 „• qts. ing addresses''were given. A mem­ "George Washington from the Sunshine club of Irving. At a meeting of the directors of ber of/the state selective draft board Something at which America can't • These gifts are greatly appreciated. tlie Slept Here” Barry 'County Fair Association point with pride—The purchase and Telling the story of a young cou­ explained that it Is now realized Pour babies were born at lhe hos­ held-on Thursday. Jan. 14. Frank. .distribution of milk and milk pro­ pital since teat report: A son to Mr. Kelly, who was elected al lhe an­ ple's attempts to salvage a houat । that \ young men working on the When Irene got home from the where tlu? First President once slept. i farms', are performing a.s useful u ducts. We'Ll start with thc hauler. and Mrs. Theron Hecht, Uike Odes- nual meeting, was chosen us presl- 1 1 servlcc'as if they were bearing arms ^vnar “>cp>“b«' factory >hc was good He starts out in the morning In Ids for ttic rnsuinir "— fha? " 1 J&etrnm ,ired' T,l‘" Wa" lhc h°Ur' 1 or working In factories making war big. lumlx-ring. expensive truck with Lee Hamburger, Woodland. Jan. 17; .dent other viuwi. officers uiv are reel i.-elections. Llios. . k . j.Pfor.- dinner that Ellen Drew, Richard niaterialsX thc insulated body und picks up a a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eldon uuirr W Sherwood, secretary, and Geo. “‘,er *‘>5* Denning, Jerry Coloma Carl Brodbcck of Woodland and can or two of milk In his neighbor­ Day. Nashville. Jan. 14: a daughter Green, treasurer. Harold Foster is ?,h' J,™ t. -Mv । Presenting a brilliant array of ; Earl Kermren of Thornapple were hood. then drives several miles nnd to Mr. and Mrs Clyde Brandt. Dow­ thc fourth director, who with the Hl‘r„pL1*“lc..n?fT? f? Simple J" ,one ?f «“>“t |; chosen mown as directors mn-ciurs to io represent iquoem thc me gets apother can out of unotticr ling. R. 1. Jun. 14. . officers, form the executive' board. *‘s,> atul T 1051 entertaining romantic northeast and northwest portions of, Step-By-Stap nelghburliood. then* repeau thin Surgical patients now In the hoa- ■ Pres Kelly. Sherwood and Green she packed all the iMy luxur ous comedies. .... I the county. Clarencv^.l/cii;;-,trret again and again until he has trav­ pita) are: Eugene McCaslin. Middle- ■ nre m Detroit today and tomorrow i httle things she loved—things that Instructions and Arthur Getty were elKTCi! as eled approximately 5o miles and ti.is ville; Mn John Nagel. Middleville; attending thc annual convention of: used to take up a lot more than . Chapman in directors at large. ■ 40 or 50 cans of milk from 10 or 12 . Mrs. Seely Ore. Vermontville; Mt.. fair officials of thc state. Tlie ! an hour of her peace-time days, I£^rin* Y<?B,y >Un" . , • ~ The”'convention went on record neighborhood.' which he takes to his i Clifton Miller. Bellevue. R. 3; Chas. question of whether n fair .shall be 1 She not down ut the htHe desk star--turns bowl-1, « .... blg-mouthed ....—...-----------------nA strongly sitonaiy opposed oppesru to io War wir Savings oavinas Cosy Io plant. Now for a short lime, the milk Roger?, lake Odessa; Mrs. Victor held in 1943 will Uf determined >n her room. You could tell quite rrThe tn buUd build up tin his hit muscles mtiwlrv and in. .।. time __ -T./ ....................... ociu m w , ii uv uncruuuiu er to id inina- return to the 1« handled switily.and competently Bennett, Woodland; Walter Warner. later, th. Understand enmn. ' a lot trit abcilt the .Irrl.lnn decision H-rwindinp depending someabout Irene from thlit that Cesk. desk. Bdvertently bowk over lhe king-1 king-I former Eastern Standard lime by modem systematic mJthorts. Now Lake Odessa; Mrs. Otto Felt. 120 ’ Thc The watcr-giavi watcr-glasa filled with the 'pins 1 pins of a Nazi spy .spy ring. ring. whnt on developments at tne state | ■«« . . . it Lx bottled and loaded, and now be­ W. Walnut; Richard Schoenborn. small bouquet of flowers she . -The Spirit of Stanford' Visual Charts, , MOBILIZATION DAY gins again lhe old song and dance. 1I Hastings. R 2; Mrs. LaVrnie Eld­ sometimes bought on thc way iy starring Frankie Albert, HELD JAN. 12 Graphs, Calculators A bottle on this street. Drive six ridge-; Lake Odessa. R 2; Miss Kathhome. The paper-weight of pink ik Marguerite Chapman I Mobilization day for the farmer.' blocks. Two bottles on that street. I crinr Redner. Battle Creek. marble. The thin, crackly blue An exciting llctlonlzatlon of Al ­ of Barry county, .-ponsored by the Drive eight blocks. A bottle here A Leon'Wilcox. Delton; Mrs Muri: ALL air-mail stationery. And the big, bert's career at Stanford University. US-D^A. Barn county War Board, bottle there Mlles nnd mile.-, and Belles. Nashville; Mrs. Maude Has. .. framed photo- “The Ixme Prairie" was held throughout the county on DIDUCT1OMB miles of driving, starting and stopp- ,I sett. Freeport: George Ijing, Lake ■ starring Russell Hayden Tuesday. Jan; 12. Of the 271 War ing, wearing Uie tires, using thc gas- I Odessa: Mrs. Ella Koutz. Lake OdesEXPLAINED Ivan Roush, of Freeport, was I Club Units in the county, 220 held young inan in a ollne. Every Day. every day. every । su. R2; Helen Martha Morehouse. brought Into Municipal court on j corporal corporal’s urnuni- i, With six-guns glazing to the ting- meeting on that day with a total day. From Seattle to Boston. From 1 .Middleville; Mrs. Martha Townsend, Thursday, charged with "larceny by form—as good- ’ llnK “■mpo ot stirring western songsi attendance of 2200. Miami to Munising. From 1«. An­ I Nashville; Mrs. Beatrice Leuveil, convention " Hr had been conduct-! Hayden his wav way .emo across th. the■ looking a man ' « “«•*»* gallops hLv These meetings were held by thc geles to Quimby. Hastings. R 2; Mrs. Lannes Ken- ing a suit-sale club for'some time | 'screen. ' . individual units In their home com­ Tnke this hauler nnd multiply him field. 706 S. Market St. are all The complainant in this caw' ._ _____ '•A Man's World” starring munity Instead of having one or by a quarter of a million lutulrrx medical patients .this week pretty. charged Hint he had paid Roush lor [- . . P«* ”y- On *the.;. n* ■ Marguerite Chapman, more large meetings in'this city or <or tnaybe a million. I don't know. Par1ui willtem Wright During the w»ek the following a suit vornr time ago which had ; blotter pad lay the telegram that ( I never counted all lhe haulers! and pal tents were discharged: Medfcal — never been delivered. Roush ad- had come that morning just as she -nie story of the fight to open a al central points In order to furthIH'xll i er cooperate in the government tire multiply his miles and tires by a ।| Baby Leroy Harris. Clurksvliic. mittrd Uie fact that he had re- 1 woa leaving lor work Chromite ... •• . , vriromiic mine nunc in in aa brawling orawung savsav-- and gas rationing program. quarter of a million Take the dr- ; Larry U>ter. Hastings. R 5; Robert ceivcd the money for the suit, but \Luh \\tlh those km». lung w<-ll.«h«t»ed well-shaped An. fin- ■— agP ,-..a land ,u.. the law forgot, but whichi The purpose of the meeting was livery truck and multiply it by half | Finnic. 501 W. Center; Baby Henry denied thut hr ever intended to ‘ era she reached for a sheet of — — ----------- —• to fill out tlie 1943 goal for plant­ u million and his tires and miles by 'Ulin Cloverdale. Mrr. Alex Albert. wrong the complainant. Judge Cort- ; paper. She nibbled lhe end of her ■ thc Nazis remembered. ing plan sheets for individual farms. half a million. Or maybe three rnii- Middleville.'•Surgieal—Robert John­ right required Roush to «ccure a pen for a hit, and then she wrin- ' “The Omaha Trail” starring James Craig, Pamela Lake. A fine spirit of cooperation for the . linn. What have you? Such a waste ; «on Hastings. R 4: Mis.' Dorothy bond for 1200. olid wt the <late for 1 kied up her ...t nose at‘ “ thc “ picture, -* most irart was manifested by those of powerful motors, heavy duty tires Pew. Saranac: Herbert Baum. 228 his irwl on Thutsday. January 21. of thc soldier and began to write. Telling the tale of the coming of1 in attending and neatly all exand gascline which, if used for war N. Jefferson: Robert Pierce. 3'22 N. ; "Dear Mr. Morgcnthau”. but the > the railroads to-thc great plains of1 pressed a willingness to cooperate purposes would lick the pants of fa Broadway: Harley McMillen. Woodcorporal's name was Jackson and । Kanns and Nebraska. In the program. Hitler In a weeks' time. That-s all! ;| land. Fred Underhill. 310 S. Jef- March of Dimes she called him Pete. Her round by LOUIS WAGNER, Certified Public AccounUut (.V Y.) 365 days a year, this goes on. Think feryon. Otis Gallup. 112 E Green St. DEATH OF CHARLES , handwriting spread across the j PASSING OF JAMES Opens January 27 cf tlie waste and Inefficiency of It page. "My boy friend is with P. SHAY ON THURSDAY Although no tiall will be held here ji . P^ 1’.. F j? T TERE'S a new kind of taxpayer's guide, to help you make out t- f ... t-_i—a jje hag James P. Shay, aged 79. died on Charles Augustus Scott, aged 73. IT. your return quickly and accurately, without the aid of an Tlnwv have changed—Before thc connection with the March of 1 j “ n , In in of ' Thursday in Grand Rapids follow■elebration of me fifty dollars with which I ing n long Illness, Surviving are died on Sunday night nt his home Dimes program in celebration of 11 cabled accountant. A sample practice tax form it included in a perforated in Hastings township after a week's 1E5K <• K» • rln«. 1'v. b. en pared for a-haul, hr always went President Roosevelt's blrtb.day and » two daughters, Mrs. Bessie Hubbard illness. Hr was a retired salesman • thinking it over and decided to around the truck and gave each tire for thc benefit of the fight agamst ; j of Hastings nnd Mrs. Margaret Win* and a member of the Quimby Meth­ read, item by item. No long columns of legal language to wade infantile puhilyste, plans are under- | £l*y a ^ar 10 l’c,P Uncle a final, lusty kick, testing for nlr 4H club leaders in the Handicraft. way to conduct a campaign tor ^am instead. This may help to terx ot Chicago; three brothers,’ odist church. Besides thc widow. nrev’itr Now he gives It a laying, Daniel and Jack of this city and hopeful examination, and doesn" u.-e Clothing nnd Hot Lunch projects funck;. according to Probate Judge ; bring my boy friend home suon- Edward of Grand Ledge, also two Clara, he is survived‘by two sons. laws is clearly explained. Waller at home, and Chester of will meet at the American Lenion StuatL Clement, chairman for Barry I er. and then he can help me sehis boot either. grandchildren and three great- Carbondale. 111.; two brothers. Gil­ Hull in Hastings on Thursday. Jan. County. ' " J. lect I,./-! my mv ring. fine ”’ I grandchildren. The remains were bert and George Scott'of Hastings 23 for a complimentary banquet din­ Curd-s will be sent to the various i Slowly she began to sign hcr brought to the Leonard funeral Twp. Last Friday afternoon after fin­ ner at 7:00. P. M. -This is the sec­ and two grandchildren. ishing the column, I sat down to ond meeting held this winter bv the reboots iv-klng for free will con- name. "Irene------ " home on Friday and the fluncral Funeral services were held at Ute (Letter from an actual commu- I was held nt the St. Rave church Quimby church Tuesday afternoon blt-wfully hear some of my own liaht County Extension Office designed tributlons and thc service organiza- • opera records (The family won't lis­ to give 4H leaders assistance and ; tlonv and luncheon clubs will be ■ nication in the files of the Treas- i Saturday morning at ten o'clock. at two o'clock. Miss Bessie Rultson । asked urea ror for donations aonalions . ury Department.) ten to them so I have to be alone training tn leading 4H clubs. ; Father John V. Dillon officiating. officiating. Interment in the Strik­ ... when 1 play them* and I was em­ c'ounts* Ail money collected goc.-^ goes for a] a [ Interment was In Riverside ccme- er cemetery. County Auetit Agent Knstee Foster xtatex states timt that I’ All J , “dRJ;nC,?ne„’Jt broidering pillow cases and Lilttt- MUs Boyle and Mr. Lundin, assutLet's all sacrifice as Irene has । tery beside Mrs. Shay. PHONE 2115 HASTINGS "' M ",f nl ” mn "-v *" ’* 1 done. Bring final victory closer out Half of ,h the money colMiss Ruffle, tlie gray Angora, got on ant state club leaders, -will be pres- I jxiinL,- rt ROAD FUND BALANCE my lap and cuffed my needle away ent as well as District 4H Agent leett-d tv returned to the county for W-Rh the money you put into War I NAMED COUNTY IS LARGER nnd I cuffed her so she crawled in I.tmb and Home Avenl Miss Bullis local use in the fight against In- Bonds. Make certain your family 1 DEPOSIT BANKS The Barry County Road Coni, the pillow slip and yanked the flora Assistance will be given U» leaders Ur.tllr paralnte while the remain- bud<et tops 10 percedt by New misnion submitted their report to By resolution of the board of the board of supervisors lor the i v .... n,r. from thc interior. I had to lay the in completing their project work Ln der goes to the National Infantile - Vear'c ! xear s. l ■ s rre.i.rj supervisors at their January sua­ calendar year, showing total receipts entire lapful down to answer a knock time Jar the County Achievement . Paralysis Foundation. ft Ls the sum total of the small I /and when I came back, my pillow Day which will be lu-id in early ', sion. the county treasurer was di­ for 1942 of >247.716.44. with disindividual contributions made in Cfavn Rnhir Ahn fsivnn rected to deposit county funds in case was marching majestically April. bureements of >193.950.76. leaving a connection with the March of Dimes i3Teve DQD,C **>SO VUVCH the following banks: National Bank । balance on hand of >53.765.68. which across the living room floor and 41! local leaders arc experiencing which have made consld- 7 *n K mA of Hastings; Hastings City Bank: scared me alllv. • about >18.000.00 more than it wax great difficulty in obtaining mate- , programs i° D • O» JOCKSOO Delton State Bank, Delton; Central । is a year ago. During lhe year the rials to curry on thgir 4H projects. ■Table progress in the control of this I Steve Babic. of Battle Creek, who National Bank. Nashville; Middle- I road commission purchased >7178.40 Simile—As absorbed as a little boy Especially Ls tills so in wood work- ।| dread di.vca.se diseasepossible. possible. wijh a loose tooth. • ■■ ■< a .------; had'confessed that he was guilty of, vUle State Bank. Middleville. ing and clothing. Foster is rccornof new equipment mendingthru that manvof ofthese mem:--------i participating In the robber,• of Bur­ mending manv these mem! ben completetheir workby repairs>USO NEWS------- ! dlck'-s taveni at NazhMlle one night 33 Barry Farmers I Ing farm machinery a moat urgent test month, was brought before Thirty-three Barry County farmnnd worthwhile war project or re- -------------------------------------------------------- Judge McDonald on Thursday for era who have cooperated with Coun­ I pah and refinish home furniture forty coast guards enjoyed the sentence. He was given the same ty Agent Foster and Die Farm Man­ 1 nnd i weekly dance given on Saturday nt I sentence that wax meted out to the nnd furnUhinox furnishings. agement Department. Michigan j thc Episcopal Parish House by thc three other older members of the Some 4H member-, may be equipState College. In keeping farm ac- tied to carry on some meat urodue- Hastings Womans Club. Dr. and gang—two to 15 years in Jackson »ts over the past year will check Ina project as poultry. rabbits or Mr.- George Lockwood were com- I prison. One young fellow, only 17. ----------------। w j l0 [1(U j n0 1)rcV|0U5 criminal rec­ work at County Agent Pos­ swine. These projects are also en- _ rn*Ll.^c chairmen. —. ,for -------winter --------------—j -rtuwill flits Saturday night thc dance will ter’s office on Monday and Tues­ -------ord. was let off on two years pro­ courartrd work and day, January 25 and 20. Each co­ «.• |...M.ea This urn summer. If «»Wn by the Hastings Manufac- bation and required by Judge Hatch, be rvaniiv rradllv pushed operating farmer Ls being given an the adult farmers In the countv luring Co at the'Odd Fellows Hall, of thc Calhoun circuit to make hour to check the account and dis­ meet the ngricultural production Mr and Mrs. Robert Waite are In restitution to the victim of a Bat­ CUM his farm problems with Farm gonl given them by the state nnd । charge. tle Creek robbery. A Battle Creek Management Specialists from Mich­ nation, they — m .need —I . coast guards inquire at girl. 17. who was said to have driv­ will the help of | Frequently --------------------------------------------------igan State College. rverv farm youth 4H clubr. and . lf,e u s O. center for- inexpensive en a car for the gang, was also • These men have farm records that their members will not fall in thte J001™ ln private homes that would- placed on probation. will assist them in filing a com­ help, according to county agent Fas- । he available for their wives when I llw-v plete and accurate Federal Income .... they nnarc here vlUHnix visiting fnr for na few Have days NEW POST OFFICE REGULA­ Tax in March. Prom these records ; If you have a room to rent will you TIONS CONCERNING PARCELS they can easily figure tlie farm de­ please call the U. S. O. room so you TO SERVICE MEN . may be w listed .......... ductions. which art allowable nnd HINDS CORNERS on the registry with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith nnd the7hotel and rooming houv«. so heceasary in filing a true report. In accordance with recommen­ Account books especially designed daughter Eileen and Verabelle GolL.«i wffte the Woodlarid Last week Woodland Smu, Study dations of the War Department, for Income Tax work arc now avail­ den of Kalamazoo spent Sundnv . club sponsored the room for Sat- the Post Office Department has able at County Agent Foster's of­ at lhe Kline and Golden home. * urday and Sunday; this week the Issued orders restricting the mall fice. Over 150 Barry County farm­ Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hammond are Business Women's Hospital Guild that may be sent to Army personers have already secured a book entertaining their cousin. Guy War- ■ will be in charge. . nel addressed to A.P.O. overseas. and are making records of their 1943 ner of Newaygo, for a few davs. | ----------------- ----------------------. ________________________ I ____ Effective Jan. 15. 1943, no parcel! transactions. Accounts are neces­ Mrs. Hammond's skter. Mrs. Sin- ENDED SESSION THURSDAY I। shall be accepted for dispatch Io T sary to the intelligent operation of gleton of Hastings, spent Sunday [ Tlie Supervisors had a very har- ’ A.PO.s outside lhe continental any farm. County Agent Foster be­ with her and Mr. nnd Mrs Robert monious January session, with en-' United States, unless they contain ..._________________ lieves They are the only basis on Barton called Sunday evening. ev'ening. * । tire good feeling and absfnee absence of such articles only „as are being sent which ma lor changes or adjustments Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Bush, also Mr. । partilloruhip. They convened on at the written request of the adshould be made. County Agent Fos­ and Mrs Nell Bush of Battle Creek. I Monday of last week and closed dressee. approved by the battalion ter is not able to offer the farm spent Sundav- afternoon with Mr.; their session on lhe following or similar unit coihmander of the management project of checking nnd Mrs. Keet Tobias and family. Thursday. । addressee. and summarizing the individual farm account to any more BarryCounty farmers but this docs not in every walk of Today, Americans the land over stop fanners from using the same account book without this addition­ al service. BARRY BYPATHS Truly a SIMPLIFIED AID FOR INCOME TAX PAYERS MUNICIPAL COURT THE SIMPLIFIED GUIDE TO YOUR INCOME TAX FOUR-H NEWS LYBARKER'S DRUG STORE BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS We’re Ml Saving for Tomorrow! Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Theron Hecht of Carlton who are the proud parents of a 7'i lb. son. Glenn Theron born Thursday, Jan. H. Mrs. Hecht is the former June Barcroft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E- Barcroft of Fillmore. The Yokums sav FINAL CLEARANCE ./WOMEN’S SHOES life . . . are saving with a purpose. Bonds and more Bonds to pay for the tools of Victory to save for the things they'll want to buy after the war. Sale Closes Sat., Jan. 23 Some Very Good Bargains Left! They're buying They're saving, too, in beating savings accounts interest­ saving for things they need, for taxes, for insurance. Are you saving all you can? Holy Smokeil Wt itto Wtr Boodt. Everybody's got s 89 BUY WAR SAVINGS BONDS and STAMPS HERE. Peckham’s Remedy For Children's Coughs - Croupy Coughs - Colds TAYLOR S SHOE STORE WEST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN HASTINGS CITY BANK 'Fifty-Six Years of Continuous Service” PHONES: 2105*2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1M3 FAO1TWO 1 New Drug Aids Fight SAXONS WIN SEVENTH will meet at the church'Wednesday, Jan. 25. at 7:30 p. m. for dessert at — - ----------- » —-------—tne Home ot Mrs. O. Helm, juj Bo. STRAIGHT VICTORY ' On Ailments of Heart Hanover. Guests are welcome. shine sack. _ Led by Ted Banish who scored 37 I Discovery of a new drug, which, it points, the Hastings Saxons won Circle No. 2 of the W. B. C. 8. Circle No. 7 of the Methodist 1 . ----- - —------------------------------------------------------------------------' President of the Grand Valley Coun­ their seventh straight victory last Is believed, will play an important Regular meeting ot Hiawatha Re- church will meet Tuesday. January Friday night, defeating Allegan 68 * ell. Boy Scouts of America at its part in man's battle against the No. besan Lodge wfi ue held in I. 0. 0. 26 for 7:30 desert at the home of Biuun, 115 w. Center BUI Tuesday.* annual meeting In Grand Rapid.* to 35 in the Allegan gyjn. Although ».... F. Hall Friday evening. Jan. 22. at Mrs. Chas. Faul, 318 8. Jefferson. Jhll. a6. I-0UUL& last Thursday night. The Council the game wu of the rough and tum­ related recently at a meeting of 300 I JaSuamry iSSSSL =' annual of the WoMrs. O. II. TrinWem will be host­ includes the five countles of Mecos­ ble variety, only 11 fouL* were called. I prominent western doctors under january ptrtnajtys.__ clQb wU| b(, hdd 4l Mclh, ess to cue urace Ouud at ner nomc, ta. .Montcalm, Ionia, Barry and Kent rhe Saxons took an early lead ’ Mr Calahan. who was a Vice-Presi­ when Banash recovered an Allegan auspices of the Loa. Angeles Heart , ost-­ odist church Friday. Jan. 2?. at 1 541 W. court bt„ ou Wconcaaay p. dent cf the Council during the past fumble to score In th£ opening seeThe W. C. T. U. meeting post association. . o'clock. — Mrs. Guy •* Keller has- — charge m. January 27. poned this week on account ol the .uww*. —— — year replaced James Spindle, retiring onds of the game. From then on The speaker on the new drug was I storm will meet next Tuesday, Jan. of the program which will be a fun BOUTH SHULTZ* ’ President. Other officers elected the Saxons were never threatened, Dr. William D. Evans of Sanla Bar- ' i 26, at 2 p. m. al the home of Mrs. day. This is a closed meeting and Mr ana Mrs. Harry Mlsencr of were: Richard A. Orooa, Hastings. as the two Saxon sharpshooters. J. W. Hewitt, 838 8. Dibble. —tlnr, nt there «n» will h* be ot election of nHtr»n officers. Kaiamazoo and Lioniud rvenyon ui Vice-President; Joseph Hauck. Ionia, Banuh and Lane, poured in 55 Angeles founty hospital and now an ■ Vice-President: and Wayne W. Hud­ points. Hastings held a 13 to 4 lead Batuc ureex spent me weekend Circle No. 8 will meet nt the home The Goodwill W. S. C. 8. will meet in the-opening, period and a 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kenyon son. Sheridan. Vice-President. officer in-dhe U. S. army medical ' at Mrs. Harry Dunn's Friday. Jan. of Mrs. Ed Beaver. 401 S. Michigan. witn Kasltngs pt tneir cottage nerr. Board ' members elected to repre - 10 lead at half time corps. 23 for dinner. Election ol officers. Friday, Jan. 22. with Mrs. Sumner ol Tn the third quarter lhe Saxons/ ■' ■ * Dean and Jonh Huucuvk and .•ent the Ttiornapplc District are: Bponable nnd Mrs. Charles Barnes Befmy Digitalis, which is a crude drug offense swung into high gear as Kenyon attended Bunday i Richard A. Groos. Hastings: J. How ­ Circle No. 9 will meet at thc as co-hosteiscs. extracted from the fox-glove plant. | scnoui' at Cloverdale Sunday. ard Tredinnick. Hastings, and Ray- Banash and Lane scored 26 points Methodist church Tuesday, Jan. 26. between them to give Hastings a Is difficult to assay correctly and i Mr. and Airs. Frans num. Bob■ tnond Smith. Lake Odessa. Circle No. 6 of thc Methodist W. comfortable 54 to 19 margin. Coach'd therefore has to be administered bitO Connor and Adena Peake n. a. u U1It « r r Scout Exec.utlve A. J. Juncker reCircle No. 1 at the W. S. C. S. S. C. S. will meet Monday evening. spent rnaay in Kaianiazuo. * Mn>. ported the Councils accomplish- Brozak used fourteen players in tlie 1 slowly—over periods of. from 34 final quarter. wma Kenyon is spending this wets ,nfnU ln 1042 slatlng hours to three days—by swallowing, dins lhat that TH J^uR adult Ken Lane, with 18 points, and witn Rev. and Mu. rrea Ijorn and volunteers In thec Council brought he pointed out. !<•-' . arid Mrs Leland bherrard of scouting. Cubbing and Senior Scout- Crtpt. Ray Kenyon, who played his "While it has saved thousands and Batuc Creek. * Mr. and Mrs. Al{o a total of 3417 boys .during usual fine game at guard, shared thousands of lives -since its dlscovbelt Warner of Gueftucy lake vis- the year. Mr Juncker added, how-. ‘tellar roles along with Ted Banash. nvnn* Katurriav ,.vcr thal mny m(Jrp hBve n0[ High point man for Allegan was lied th.. thg K. Kinyons Saturday. ery about 1750. we always have Mr. and Mr*. Mun Asnuy attended been given lhe opportunity to be­ Cant. Huntley with 12 points. thc problem of correct dosage be­ Tomorrow night the Saxons Jourthe Cedar Cm* cemetery Circle come Scouts, ana that the prime cause we cannot be certain of the Wednesday at thc home ot Air. and need.* of Scouting today arc more nev to Greenville to play the Green­ strength ot the particular tablets, Mrs. Chaney Kahler of North Barry adult leaders to expand the program Ville Yellow Jackets. This will la? Saxons' fourth West Central nor of the patients* ability to lake and also calk'd on Mr. and Mrs. and more training for new leaders the it,” he staled, adding: Bert Patton of Delton. * Mr*. Hase filling the ranks left vacant by those league aame and the first game of I Sonnet the and Susanne and Billy entering military service. Tlie Scout । the season between the two schools. I "Now with Lanatoside C. isolated, and Jimmy .May,- Air. and Mr*. Executive said nlso that marty re­ Last year lhe Saxons defeated identified and crystallized from the Merle Bonneville and Gary of Bat­ ports have come to the Scout office Greenville twice, winning the first old crude digitalis, we have a heart tle Creek visited Air. and Mrs. Les­ emphasizing the value of early game on the local court 28 to 27 and stimulant that can be weighed ac­ ter Bonneville Saturday and Lorna Scout Training to men in military thc second game in Greenville bv thc score of 27 to 21 nils will be curately. we know all lhe tablets Lurnbcc unci Lorraine Manning and service. the final game for Duane Stamm, Sharon Jane ol Ypsilanti *]wut Sat- , will be thc same, and that, despite who Is an eight semester senior. urday night and Sunday with them •f this added safety, it has almost all and also called on their grandma. GLASS CREEK lhe good properties of the older Mina Kenyon. < 11 •> 111 mi <> । Mr. nzijl Mrs Fred Oils and Mr drug." ’ nnd Mix Forrest Havens called on H)HX Ml \|) The main factor of nnirartancc. he IRVING Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Otis of xouthAir. and Mrs Frank TravE vu- west Rutland Sunday afternoon. * and Harriet Mend, was born Sept. pointed ouL is that Lanatoside C. ited al the home of their son Wil­ Mr and Mrs John Havens and can be - given intravenously, thus of Collfomlo’. shipbuilder., I. shown son and family near Battle Cree* Rodney .spent Sunday night and nfte^ bAe? K .°L*the we of J*’ R' reaching full effectiveness in 10 min­ one day lost week. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Mondav at Forci.t Havens. * Mr. 88 years. 3 months nnd^S dav? At h’r* comparing a pair of Wardz baby ponli with hiz now work pants utes, while digitalis has to be given Lewis Wilcox, who had received „„„ a. Cha*. Whittemore, ««. and „„ Mrs. Mr. the age of 10 he was left mother- Which wore mado up for him aftor his special appeal to the President. carefully over thc mu.Cfl greater • word their older son wu wounded i and Airs Forrest Havens. Mr’ and le.M. In Tn April. Anrtl 11882 RR-» h. he wu. was nuttM*! united ... _ . ....... . period. in Hie fierce battle in New Guinea Mrs. Fred Otis and Robt. and Mrs. in matriagc to Ida Forman To this when w- «• Wolfkeil of Wilmington, His request wis turned over to the around Christma-s time had thc ; Rny Erway attended the Farm Bur- •union four children were born — California, urgently needed some new WPS. who in tum ordered Montgomplensurc of entertaining their other cull meeting in Hostings last Wed-, two norm ond two daughters. Her- work -------- clothes, * '* .................... —386 pounds * he found his Fish Eat Plankton, Man son who Ls stationed at Buckley I nesday * Miss Genevieve Eryav of bert dying In 1910 and Fred now of Field. Colo. end who came home on Grand Rapids and A!i« Joan Er- Dayfon. Ohio: Mrs. Grace Lucas of and outside measurements far larger him. Eats Fish for Health OUR SERVICES furlough way of Kalamazoo spent the week­ Woodland and Mrs. Lena Cole of than provided for in WPB sire regula­ The togs were delivered to Mr. Wolf­ * Mr. and Mrs. Steenwyk fronr’ end with their parents. Mr. and Carlton. Tlie wife and mother pass­ tions for men's garments. Mr. Wolfkeil, Right now men of science arc plot­ Grand Rapids were Sunday visitors Mrs. Ray Erway. * Alt. and Mrs. ed to thc great beyond in March, who works for the California Shipbuild­ keil by Les Warren, Assistant Manager CHECKING ACCOUNTS ting and scheming over the belt SAVINGS ACCOUNTS at Jainc., Nagel's. * Mrs. Duella "Lowell Whittemore and children of 1906. The father and children Car­ ing Corporation at Wilmington, had no of Wards stere in Long Beach, Cali­ ways to strain whale food, so small Dooling and hcr husband from Ln- Delton called at Chas Whitlemores ried or. in the home until thc chil­ intention of becoming a bottleneck in fornia. They consisted of a pair of twill Porte, Ind,, visited her parents Mr. Saturday night. * Harold Oils of dren were .grown thc shipbuilding industry, so he took pants (S7-inch waist), a twill shirt to and Mrs. Lewis Wilcox over thc Kalamazoo called on his grandpaiocean nnd serve it on your table. He was a man cf clean life, ex­ weekend. * Pvt. Richard Springer, enbi, Air. nnd Airs Fred Otis last cellent habits, was a determined his problem directly to President match (59-inch chest measurement), TTicsc tiny candidate! for modern and a pair of blue denim dungarees. who Ls stationed nt a camp In Ala­ week. Monday he left for Chicago type of man. and wa* wYuiderfully Roosevelt. menus arc culled plankton, They bama. is home on furlough and was where he will enter camp. * Air. active for his age to the end.'Prac­ Wolfkeil*! wire read in part. "Do not Mr. Wolfkeil had written the WPB BANK MONEY ORDERS arc the myriads of small plants ond in Hastings Saturday. • nnd Mrs Melvin Smith of Goodwill tically his entire life was spent on wish to become California Mahatma when he gave his measurements: "I am animats that float lazily through evj and children were Saturday evening th" farm m Castleton Twp. . Gandhi. Please instruct Leon Hender­ pretty well air conditioned at the pres­ cry cubic inch of water in thc ocean. „ ,,, , , 1 v-Lsltors of Riussell Whittemore. ★ Surviving are the three children. Polilna(e<r Flower* ;CIyde Warren called on his father. Fred. Grace and lama: five gland­ son tend m: priority and set ceiling ent time ..." To everyone’s satisfac­ Because of thc transparency of each Wind-pollinated plants produce 1 Phil Warren, in Lansing last Sat- children, Mrs. Edw Thompson of pr|ee on pants. Rush. Need for pants tion, Wards ruth order didn't turn out minute form, lhe floating mass is flowers that are not normally fra- urday and found him recovering Sunfield. Mr* Lee Ha.’el of Lake is urgent." to be too little ... or too late. usually invisible to lhe naked eye. grant or brilliantly colored In that j front an attack of pneumonia. Odessa, Fred Cole of Hastings. John For rent at $2.50 and government tax—in our fine Bizarre and fascinating are these N Mead of Flint and Robert Concategory arc thc grasses, ragweed ■ ••* specks of living things from an al­ of thc U. S. Armv. Savannah. Gn.: safety deposit vault. Get one today for your war and most cone-bearers. Insect-pol- I GREGORY eleven Rreat-irrnndchlldren. two halt Music is a passion with the Mexi­ ‘ There's enough steel In one set of most unseen world. Among them Pierce* 'from Great* Lakes liaatcd- flowers, however, are gen- I tEdward ’-'—---* **■— " Bonds and other valuable papers. .. brothers. Arthur and Charles, both cans. and every town pl:iza has its ' 60-p0tmd bed springs tn make two ‘ 'of Castleton and one half sister. erally fragrant and beautifully col- Naval Training Station. Illinois, ■? home for a ten-day furlough. bandstand tor evening concerts. Thc four-inch shells for a> 105-min. gun. called diatoms, many kinds of algae, ored—which is nature's device for i Sunday afternoon callers at the Mrs. George Canfield of Lansing: . , * a 250-pound kitchen stove contains small shrjmp-likc crustaceans, most home of Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Phil­ >everalf }«*l>h-j*» and. nieces nnd a men! than lhe brasses used In band enough iron to make a single 50Q- edible of which are copepods and lips were Linden Snyder and Funeral services were held Mon­ concerts, but when skillfully played pound ncrlnl bomb, nnd a man's "krllls.** and many cither, minute Light on Lamps 1 Michael. i»aw,.so. Air. »<>» Michael, <„ of Hastings, nnd Mrs. ■ day. Jatir 11 ut 2 p. m. nt the Mar­ The woolen suit uses enough material tor adults ot the sF.i. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND In the old lard oil lumps a device 1 Afark Garrison of Delton. ’Mr. anti tin Corners Methodist church with it Is exceedingly effective. i Then there are the tiny rhcll-less . , , —.. i Mr* FH Hnttv anri inn Hn'llrn nf wooden sound boxes give resonance . two army blankets was needed to heal thc liquid. This Mrs. Ed Holly and son. Howard, ot Rev. II. V. Townsend conducting the FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. babies of a host ot bottom-living was not necessary for lhe more [1 Kalamazoo and son. Pvt. Robert services and interment made in the to the tones produced by striking , : Hollv of Fort Custer. * Mias Susie Nashville cemcterv Relative* froht strips of hard, wood in tlie same creatures sutlt as clohis. oysters, Army to Issue Plastic Kazor* vulntile product, sperm whale oil. 1| Phillips is liome far a few days. . Soldiers will soon shave‘with plns- crabs and prawns, which spend Dayton. Ohio: Flint. latke Odessa. manner as a xylophone. Sunfield and Hastings attended. ! tic rafor*. thus helping to conserve their precarious naked infancy nn ' metals, the war department says thc surface of lhe water Small Mol> bilenum L’»c of Ball Hearing* _ , More than 7.000.000 pounds of Cases likewise will to made of pins- jelly fish, sea worms, and fish eggs, Steel bull bearings, resembling I molybdenum were recovered from tic materials, and both razor and too, make up purl ot lhe great plank­ roller skates, arc used by scientists 1 cornier ores nnd concentrates n.-ocopper orcs pro­ case have been tested for ability tonic horde. to study the structure of all sorts of duced in 49 U. S. dimes, tn 1939, the to “take" severe variations In tern- • All these ocean drifters have been materials. census bureau discloses. peraturc and extraordinary abuse. on the blll-of-farc of swinunmg crcaturcs ever since sea life began—but . man lias eaten this strange food only !>. indirectly. Fish eat plankton-or other creatures that have partaken of it—and man cats fish. SCOUT NEWS ORGANIZATIONS WHEN A FELLA NEEDS A PRIORITY : BUY WAR BONDS 1;' f £ WAR SAVINGS BONDS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS Y /? / OT '*1 f •»Y & Your Home Must Last f Take good care of it! You can't swap that home of yours for a new one . . . not during war time. Your home should be kept in A-l shape for thc duration. Make needed repairs PROMPTLY with materials that ARE available. Don't wait till major replacements are necessary. Prompt repairs will keep your home in good liveable condition. As for the financing ... if you need help the Hastings Build­ ing and Loan will lend you the money and you can repay in regular monthly installments. See us for complete details. Waal so finance the purchase of homes that are already built. If you want to buy a home don't wait. . . come in and let's talk it over. POSTPONED Artificial Blood "Artificial blood." discovered re­ cently at Henry Ford's hospital. De­ troit. is purest pectin suspended In a solution of salts and distilled wa­ AUCTION SALE It Is given Intravenously, as a blood transfusion, slowly over a pe­ riod of hours and substitutes for thc blood plasma, or fluid lust. Tlie discovery does not compen­ sate for the red blood corpuscles, but physicians point out that, un­ less the red blood count is danger­ ously low. the body itself will man­ ufacture its own red blood corpus- Owing to the foct that three of our sons arc already in military service and thc other son is about to be called, and as I am working in a defense factory in Lan­ sing, my wife and I decided to quite farming. Wc will offer our personal property ot public auction at our farm 1% miles south and ’/g mile cost of Borryvillc church, or 1 mile south and 3’/g miles west of Nashville on what was once known as thc Peter A. Maurer farm, on MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1943 STARTING AT ONE 0 CLOCK WAR TIME. WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING: HORSES FARM TOOLS Black mare, 5 yrs.sold, wgt. 1700 Black marc, 7 yrs. old. wgt. 1800 This is a very good work team 3 yr. old, Black Perchcron ^olt CATTLE jersey cow Jersey ond Holstein heifer. 18 mos. old Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, due time of sale HOGS 5 feeder pigs 3 gilts, bred HENS 140 White Rock pullets HAY & GRAIN Around 200 bu. oofs Some hay Some corn Wide tire wagon Side delivery rake, good 6 ft. Deering binder, good It. Champion mower Riding plow Walking plow Riding cultivator 5 tooth cultivator 2 spring tooth drags Feed grinder Gas engine and buzx saw rig Some small tools Double work harness -2 collars, good 2 bottom Oliver tractor plow. 12 in., good condition John Deere 2 bottom riding plow Oliver single bottom riding plow Superior 11 hose drill Dayton hay loader Manure spreader Osborn mowing machine ! I | | if the patient li/s one-fourth lhe normal red corpuscle count, the ar­ tificial blood should prove effective. Adults usually can lake from 1.000 tn 1,500 cc. of n 1 per cent solution ot thc pectin fluid. The "artificial blood" can be bottied and, kept at room temperaturo; making It much more availa­ ble than whole blood, or even the "canned blood" so important in war use. Bulgaria. a nation of 40.000 square miles, has an estimated 6.C00.000 In­ habitant!. CASH Needs Nearly everyone has needed help you just as we are help­ ing hundreds of Barry Coun­ ty pen pl ■ themsek In need - WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN 9 STEBBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L. B. PHONE 2503 TERMS: Cosh day of sole, no property to be removed until settled for. J. Henry Smith and Bertha Smith Proprietors FOR Immediate Come in. call or write us for lhe simple details *of our popular loan plan. * « A CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION ' HABTLBU1 VAT'L BANK BLDG. HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer E. E. GRAY, Clerk CHI GRAC1 •'Tltc pastor ■ Bund membc service. The Wcdncj Court. FIRST 11:00 pastor. 7:80 will be njtBT "T Sunday tor wi special wlU m Uon of o'clock •ion Rt The s M. Bm Intende vlervll •Ince about teresll mounu public citizen of the BAPT Hun Dlv mon b �THE HASTINGS BANNER. T cart rtant i No. ndor Bar* n an drug I lant, I and II cred |l 'ini. and cov- lets, lake led. the enrt ucileta plte Ider . he iiin- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. 1 SCIENTIST The subject for Stuiddy is "Truth " Evening meeting at 7:30. Evange­ listic singing and sermon. Sunday night young people's meet­ ing at the church. Wednesday nights prayer meeting GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH at lhe church at 7:30. gp|r|f' will Wj]j be be •Ttse Revengeful Spirit The Ladle* Aid ot the BaptUl the subject of the sermon by the church will meet with Mrs E. Lanpastor Bunday at 10:30 A M fegr. 413 North Mich. Ave. on WedBunduy school «t 11:30 A. M. . neaday afternoon, Jan. 27. A meeting of the communicant -----------members will take place niter tlie PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH service, The Ladles Aid society will meet The Grace Guild will meet on at the church at 2 P. M. Thursday. Wednesday. 2:00 F. M. at 621 W. Jan. 31. Rev. Don M. Gury. rec­ Court. . tor of Emmanuel Epbcopal churon -------- — | will give an illustrated lecture uj FIRST U. B. CHURCH three o'clock on ''The Madonnas and 11:00 A. M. Gospel message by the Other Art Treasures of Europe.-' pastor. Sunday mnrnlng worship at ten 7:30 P. M. "Fatal Lukewarmncaa", thirty o'clock. Tlie pastor will tell wil be the topic ot lhe evening about "A Valuable Book" and will message. preach on the theme "God's Ave, nues of Revelation." FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ' Bunday school at 11:46. Mra At<'Tiing wonhip will be held next u* Ila/' auperintendent. Bunday at 10:00 o’clock. The pSn^idlnt °Ck*k CHURCHES Taking Na Chance* _,-v — jaijer can't feel getting so a safe even with'a wall around the substance called vanillin, which Is eventually dissolved Into alcohol to make what's known as pure vanilla extract. Something that tastes and smells like vanilla, however, can also be synthesized from oil of cloves, from cumarin, which is made from something culled the tonka bean, which grows on trees 80 feet high in South America, and from lignin (wood tissue*. The food and drug administration requires labels on bottles of this kind of flavoring to say that it la artificial flavoring and to say.that It is an imitation ot vanilla. But you've got to read the label to get the teneOt of that requirement. Warden James Doody. Idly gazing over the 63-acre. stone-walled lawn of the Joliet penitentiary, noticed how frequent were the areas of smooth, unobstructed turf, and was struck by an unhappy thought Ho called John Wilson, superintendent of a school of aeronautics near here, and asked him to look the place over. • Sure thing."- said Wilson. "A small plane Could land in on* of those patches BOO to SOO feet square and take oft again with a passen- tor will preach from the theme. nlDh. •Doea God Care?" There will be 8°* 100111 lro°P Mon.d*y night, sprcla! music The Sunday ihcSl Cordes, troop committee chair­ special music. win meet at 11:20 under the direc- man. tion of Judge Adelbert Cortrlght. | .U>* at .» 8:00 ..uv !1 METHODIST CHURCH On Wednesday evening । Mis- i Haallng* o'clock there alii be a County Mis•------— I ------------Everyone is urged to attend the aion Rally In the church auditorium. -­ •—clal missionary program nt at thc the The speakers will be Rev. Wealey 1 »P«lal M. Smith missionary to china and church this Thursday evening, sponDr. Robert F. Thomas. M.D.. Super- sorr‘l by the W. H. & F. M. 8 Rev. inlendent of Pittman Center. Se- F- W. Moxon. pastor of Calvary vlervllle. Tenn United Brethren church at Lake Mr. Smith has served In China 1 Odessa, and a former pastor here, since the Japanese occupation and »'•*• 0* lhc guest speaker Special can give the information yoU want musical numbers will feature the about conditions in that great coun- 1 program which will be of interest try. Dr. Thomas has a most in- <o everyone. tereaUng story of Uu? southern I Prayer meeting next Wednesday mountain work of our church. Thc > evening at the home of Mr. and public is Invited. A good world Mrs. Conard Smith, being postponed citizen is an informed citizen. Here from this week. Younx peoples meeting Friday eveIs* fine rbsno* tn s~nrn ■rmiethlng ----------- —— —■ nlng at the home of Robert Kidder, of the world in which we live. north ot Wood school in Irving A public young people'*! meeting BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES is being planned for Friday evening.: Sunday school at 10 o’clock. Divine services at 11 o'clock. Ser­ Feb 5. Keep this date in mind and j watch for further ^snnouncemcnt. mon by the pastor. Orchids to Vanilla Pure vanilla extract Is made, from ’ the fermented, dried pod-ilka fruits . ot an orchid, grown In Mexico, of : • .... lhe gvnus vanilla. An important component of the characteristic fla- "Not one of my boys,” said poody, who fallowed up with order* that as soon as passible telephone pales and ing, wide-open space. How widespread and devaitating Inject pttack* may be In the forests The Phantom City and among shade and other treat In lhe days of long ago. when-lhe Spanish galleons were being plan- the ..... . United States Bureau of Eotodered by the bold adventurers who mology and Plant Quarantine. sailed out upon the seat, stories The reports say, for example, that were told of a city whose houses 17 million tree* were killed by bark were roofed with gold. In thc region beetles in the lodgepole pine forests ‘ of Yellowstone National park and legends fired the Imaginations of various surrounding national forests men and sent them to search for in a single recent year. this fabulous "golden land" and the That a ten-year period not long phantom city of Manoa. ago saw the equivalent of 25 years' pulpwood supply-nil then current, For a Bale annual American paper require­ Although thc average bale of cotments—destroyed in the tree* by tog weighs about 500 pounds, It Is bud-worm* in the apruce-flr forest* necessary to gin about 1.380 pounds of Maine, northern Minnesota, On­ of cotton to make it. tario. Quebec and New Brunswick. Many things have gone to war But you'll be interested to know that at both National Furniture Markets, the one in Chicago-the other in Grand Rapids, excellent furniture was still avail­ able for the early Buyer. , We bought liberally for our Hastings and Lowell Stores and we feel confident „ that you will find here, now and during the coming season, Furniture and . Floor Coverings of unusual merit-Styled right and priced at the low mark-up, which has made W. A. Roth Furniture, a recognized store of reliable values. RIGHT NOW. you may still select one of the famous KROEHLER Living Room Suites Full spring construction Hardwood frame throughout Covered with 100'< Mohoir or Fricxc in beauti­ ful ■■■KROGER Uh lot­ test tall the rm ieh Butter Churned fresh daily. COUNTRY CLUB lb list nd tie Pure Lard 2 pc. Suite 18c lb Refined - excellent quality Salad Dressing Quart 32c French BrandSpotlight CoHee, lb. 21c 47c ^>5. n DllEnU “°°M 3 I Doughnuts 10c $ 12c In sanitary Pure-pak container l!b jar 28C Peanut Butter WORLD ATLAS Y3/"'15c Jy or cn SODA CRACKERS Tangerines | y (J GREEK PEPPERS >n 39' 15c Sc MICH. POTATOES 5c IDAHO POTATOES 10 £, 45c — . 26c Unsweelenod. 5 £ 27c 2 ,'i 33c EATMORE OLEO 41c ' 3 MACARONI 25c or Spaghetti. U. S No. 1 Semolina FANCY PRUNES U. S. No. I. Size A 3 EVAPORATED MILK 4 Tall 37c e COCKTAIL TABLES, KNEE HOLE DESKS Popular brands Seedless. Besl lor peeling, slicing or juice. SUNBRITE CLEANSER 4 — 10c Cleans, sepurs, brightens I MOTOR OIL 8^ S1.3B ' Mild - Michigan io 33c PANCAKiE FLOUR Country Club 5 £ 23c QUALITY FLOOR COVERINGS Penn-Rad 100% pure Pennsylvania BONELESS PORK LOINS lb 49c No bone, no waste PORK TENDERLOINS lb 45c lb 38c lb 37c That seems to be bur Hobby—day in and day out—from one end of the county to the other we are busy laying linoleums or supplying carpets. We can supply your wants with anything that is available in addition to the extensive assortments we constantly show in this department. / . ' Fresh - lender COOKED SALAMI No. . quality CREAM CHEESE LOVELY DINING ROOM FURNITURE • OCCASIONAL TABLES, LAMP TABLES SI .24 CIGARETTES CALIFORNIA NAVELS Kroger's Wesco Kroger'* Wesco BEAUTIFUL BED ROOM SUITES • Country, Club approved quality 'C $2.39 T.;b $3.i5 • 33c Santa Claras SCRATCH FEED EGG MASH Many Occasional Chairs, Rockers, Lounge Chairs and Tilt Back Chairs-all of them either coil spring or ' sagless spring construction-lovely modern coverings in the most desirable colors. Moke your selection now. We will hold them for later delivery. Regular or quick cooking MICH. POTATOES 50 £, $1.39 25c •117? HERE’S COMFORTABLE CHAIRS 13c No 2 can ROLLED OATS ORANGES DOZEN each GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Vitamin-rich. 7WC New crop Florida. Crisp, sweet Smooth, shiny, well-shaped About 8 Other Styles equally as well Constructed varying only in style, and quality of coverings — Fresh from the ovens 9,000 units Vitamin A in each pound •» hurry-look at them at once. Red ripe, solid pack Fresh, mellow, ready-lo-eal CELERY Jelly Roll 70MA70ES 1 || Urga bunch California. Fresh, crisp 2 PEARS , “ozen CARROTS Texas Marshseedless in 17c •Sweet, full of juice ... Ihin-skinned, easy Io peel 10 '« 39c GRAPEFRUIT lb pkg. THESE SUITES will soon be sold-so I Plain or Sugared, tray-packed 25° ik- principal cities - 40 leci-filled p*9«« cl ENRICHED FOR - V1TAMIH 147?» Urge Loavei Embassy - finest quality I an Thiron ■■ 1 L 11 Kroger's Hol-Dated COFFEE. Cottage Cheese illustroted here retails for only ■<i5i Embassy - triple-whipped, smooth I Rich, creamed and 51c Gel boiler boiler at Kroger's I 2 rm colon styles. BRAUNSCHWEIGER ' Xe beans VEIN-X SHRIMP NAVY BEANS Black vein removed SMELT 5 £ 35c 2-lb. bag 15c KIDNEY BEANS 15c Cello-wrapped. 10-oz. bag 8c RED BEANS 2 19c lb. 35c lb 10c Large size MULLETS 2 lbs 25c Economical - vitamin-rich YELLOW PIKE lb. 21c Winter-caught lb 21c DRESSED WHITING lb 15c Ready lo cook CISCO lb. 15c Herring TROUT Small or largo size YELLOW PERCH V/inler-caught erous assortment of beautiful pal­ laid Cork linoleum, burlap back, a ’2975 real quality product, usually laid at No. 1 qualify Victory Food Special This Week I Michigan. Smoked sausage RING LIVER SAUSAGE Some unusual Bargains are offered this month EXTRA HEAVY 1/8 inch thick ir»A lb. 35c $3.25 and $3.50 a yard. We offer this to you during January at only. sq. yd SEVERAL NEW PATTERNS of De­ Lux standard Inlaid, duplex felt base —cemented to your floor— N QC at per square yard. | This I* a double cement and fell installation. SEVEN PATTERNS OF CIIROMA- 9 x It AXMIN8TER RUGS. You’ll be agreeably surprised at the gen­ square yard. 109 lb. 21c Cello-wrappad. 12-oz. bag 8c PINTO BEANS Cello-wrapped. 2 21c 12-oz. bag 8c CHICKENS Beans. Cello-wrapped. 12-oz. beg 8c ROASTING . Larg. tin “ SEASIDE LIMA » STEWING CHICKENS ‘tl'." lb Me GREAT MOITMEKH ’£* 15c 13c J JF C J Dinettes and many other lovely furnishings are constantly arriving... adding new interest day by day to complete assortments you’ll find at Beans. Highest quality. 2-lb. pkg 25c KROGER W. A. ROTH • furniture iuhrkets HASTINGS PHONI2124 �moi THS HABTI.NO> HANNEH, THUHgDAY, JANUARY M, IMS rovn *g ■ 1 L""....................................—! which la a Pacific On The How Front Base. Ha also tfn ! WgW,ta wWeh X happen to be *ta- i ^uen if *ftn -One thing I was going to do quite too U. fl. Marine Com* Unit BJO. APO. B0>. c/o Poetmaster flan Francisco. Calif. December 30. 1042 J Dear Zolly: _______ Ynur paper is a source ot consid­ erable enjoyment to me when It reaches me but there is a problem. ‘ Jho .CEc^s faces every person who suosenoes :ribes and ana gets gets his ms mall man overseas. The sections of the paper not folded together and someUmel m Mpar^l I am sure you would cam thc *“ld fold them together, or Maple them, in such a manner that they wouldn’t «'»« ww. A June tin Pvt. Lewis from! Sincerely yours. DONALD T. DOXEY. Sergeant Major. U. 8. Marine Corps. L3 S. 36415312 4onie time ago was register my name Camp McCoy. Wls. )n the bank for the names of the Your coming in j: fellow* who are in service. I consider Maybe you and Ken. have already Hustlnga as my home town and not met. name barracks flame u^rwcu numoernumber— st Louis. I Hope to return Just as we crim uie Banner reacnc* you in I wouldn’t that mean you bunk in the fOon as I am able and resume my tact by now because we've been uxlnB I same place or what la a barracks n using Mr 1,V,n« mOre" wrappers for all papers far i that these three xallors. ..____ ---------- ------- 3 . — . of —4u. theWrite r-anyway? ----------■*. — -----again Attention Becky Hodges—there’s Write again Kc,p your jet^r, and new ad. Sherman, son of Mr. and Mrs Smith ; 'Jack OMw'n' M ^rimo Ch^'* one ne of your fellows fellow* who canl can’t wall 11 can find time. I dresses coming in and pass along ----A .settle ........ .Vf tah^Tl n‘ any ideo you .niTy hire About th5 Mr* Jessie O’Donnell; and Thomas u ^Jifned to to. ... get A..V back to ...................... Hastings and down and believe us Harold we’ll all 2L !>?,) ? f PeJkuuT column of yt>urs SUulSLmu ’!•!' “” letter comes <! “» Next v." week Iyour from —I^rvn«?mn rtr their recruit the Headquarters Supply Battalion, be mighty proud and glad to have . u uSTS -uSf’nStotieut. Kenneth EdebGrn who L* at- you. Harold'* address Is— lady .w who Fort nrnilln:. Oa on Wednesday 1i a Uaz “° has probably visited Cpl Harold Kreutz ' 1 more IHW.-of—>ou ,n your hom“ or WW Bt —t Co. F 2nd QMJt.T.C. /SmJu,d»"“4S s!™. v 1” tog fellows? school1 than •» any other person In Ft F. E Warren. Wyo. -------- —.c. gjie U Mrs. Frank Tiie fact that thLs. wofild involve; ben l ha and you know he’s coming who’'hi "Win” <Mr* Gordon) Fisher -Jhas been with the rt., .7 oh You,. Mm*! homTiu writes: "We were simply amared k ; comlderable time and trouble Is ob-1 home. She ’ s so happy she could sing h ™ S ’ and vious. but knowing the people of, which Ls really something because „im department since It . • Pvt. Junior J. Purdy, son of Mr. | Lleur Edebuni He has been »ta- miut have taken our aiLlre.v from Hastings as I do. I’ll wager that she seldom warbles more than a -----------rm-en' some of you she can ...obably rcn.cn remember when you had probably . and Mrs. Edward Purdy of Middle- tloncd Ha’alt for but tho Banner and written u-. at some patriotic organization in town i hum vttle has graduated from an intenwwnt‘®.Christmas time." The Dr’s address would be glad to dd it for you tf you Bruce Long her, enlisted In the measles or mutpi« better than you slve course In aviation mechanics,at1 Custer. His family wm evacuated • -------- -put the propositiion up to them. Cer- 1 marines and expects to leave in cun remember yourself. It may be JuneJn January where Sheppard Field. Texas, and 1* now ■ from Hawaii when the war started . talnly the men In the service who | about two weeks. Naval Aviation CaLieut Gordon F. Fisher • ready to blurt the Axis. Pvt Russell and arc now living in Bloomville.' Med. Detachment. 346 Inf. Reg. are overseas would be very pleased ' deirByron anti Larry Colgrove. sons some of you are nut It Ls January A. Sinclair and Pvt. Eldred J Dem-'Ohio. While Ueut. Edebum was in | Camp McCain, MLv. tf thev — knew it was being done .so ■, •■* nf miMr. «uu and Mrs Lawrence &. E. vuiCol- hero. If you need proof well send ■— •nua. uawicuic tHnt they.mild ■ n tag have Just graduated in the same I Hawaii he was the Top Sergeant of. Sgt. Giles Burghduft writes, "Just /hat couldrrt getnil al) ofIllithehntr.r home ......... grove ... of Birmingham, ........ have fc.-... been you picture* .of the 'five foot snow course at Sheppard Field. ?nd are: Staff Sgt.-Glenn Murphy. got back from Nova Scotia Sure wits lou-n new* with every issue. , transferred to the Naval Air Station bank* and then you’ll know, what ready to do the same! A snappy■ salute to the the four Fing- glad to get.-----back. here .----------and .. --get ----------your Two or three days delay in getting . nt Pensacola, Fla., having taken mean. S now long until next time 3 Official word from Maxwell Field.! elton sons and the four Hinckley Hinckley letter. Was sure glad to hear from the paper in the mail can be counted their pre-flight training at Iowa Cheerio. are ir I City. Iowa Lawrence Colgrove Is ia a ■ Ab., states that Kenneth Manin , * ’ now in the service of home. Have Rot the mew hall opened out. it never gets here uijrtl five or Zolly Coffer. y. former Hastings resident, the son ion of Of. Dunn, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry th-lr Country. <Sec story on front up. It keeps me pretty busy Wc feed six weeks after uublicatlon anyway fourteen hundred and fifty novj and Incidentally, the first botch of mall. the late p. T. Colgrove. Dunn is now enrolled as an aviation page.) Here arc ------some-*• "changes make I received overseas tin a cocoanut P —- — --------------to — *— cadet in the Army Air Force Pre­ Harold Kreutz who was previously it sure does take a lot of food." Flight School for Pilots. Ken Is a employed at the Mfg Co. writes, ”1 Glad to hear from you. Olles. We grove on Guadalcanal), contained a j in> your •'dale" book: University of California graduate* ; graduate of H. H. 8 and M. S. C. .want the Banner to continue to printed your nddre.M last week for very welcome copy of thc BANNER 1 ■ C Leon E Mudge marry at once or wait from six to ten <Cadet Squadron come so that my wife Is able to keep your Jan. 20th birthday. How many It’s good for your sense of humor • Smooth sailing fellow! 1114 Army Air Forte Clar-s. Center years, according to Robert Sibley, Carl Edmonds who has recently up with the news and views in the rards and letters did you receive wh« n you can sit down on a shell alumni director. | splintered .-.tump and root! lhe home , ISan Antonio Aviation Cadet been promoted to 1st Lieut, writes, Banner. I certainly enjoy reading from lhe old home town? Of lhe men. 28 7 per cent marry Center that he has gotten me to the cold the paper and I wouldn’t be with- ‘ And now a word from the mi- town news when little y ellow ant-; ; mats around and overhead are trying j fflan Antonio. Texas , Weather so likes it at his location out it, regardless of the part of the rines: within a year ot graduation, the per­ centage for women being 34 2 Dur­ A C John W Reed ing thc second year after receiving Cadet Sqd. 105, Flight D iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiminiiiiiiiiiniiiiiimn diplomas 12 6 per eent of lhe men Army Air Force. Class. Center and 12.7 per cent of lhe women mar­ San Antonio Aviation Cadel ry. Baiwann- lha sixth, and tenth Center . San Antonio, Texas year thc percentage fur men I* 21.2 P,' R.<- t„ Ir .■ k- Sam Ncvdi Them for Explotivct ’o-i fellows should try nnd get to- and that for women 20.4. ether. It sounds os if you were The average family of an alum­ practically next doorrio each other. nus or alumna Is 3 9 persona. This Other changes of address arc: compares with 2.58 for college grad­ Richard A Beckwith uates throughout the country and Seaman Guard Bk*. 2815 .Sec. 2 3 61 for all families. Tlie average Camp Green Bay S. (ttaill'ilP > Great.Lakes. UJ. If you haven't It in your book Dick’s bail oi inc kockics birthday U Dec. 14th His brother's uitlress Lt— j Harney Peak in the Black Hills of Kenneth E Beckwith—36415347 . South Dakota, which reaches an alCo 42 Bks 2536 I titude of 7.242 feet, is the highest L S.S. Camp McCoy. Win. * | point cast of the Rocky mountains. Ken’s birthday Ls Oct. 8th, = (Continued from page 1. dec. X) Adjutant General’* Pool. FL Washington. Md. Zeienme hnmr lieutenant* ■Welcome home,' froni Lieutenant! Wc-d comes Great Lakes Cr— iX IheS^Xee saiTors . much trouble to eut them out. ! which makes us thtnk you fellows do j enjoy these "chaU" with you so we’ll try that much harder to make them ’ ju*t ** you want them; send any suggestions you may wish to make. j. I A‘P ujrr srnmps Snt/E HITS & GREASES CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES -39' GRAPEFRUIT 5 ” 29 TANGERINES “ 20c = II SELF-SERUICE 150's SQF Michi­ gan Hand ISO's SIZE GIANT 54 SIZE—DUNCAN Picked ■MAw * MILEAGE RATIONING MEANS ’ BETTER juicy—large'size ! r = 3LK- 26c NEW CROP—FLORIDA 5 lbs. 42c 1 lb. 9c 46« ROLLED OATS 4ca>« 13c GIANT OO, SOAP FLAKES sox JoC GRANULATED BEET SUGAR DRIVE IN TODAY FOR MARVEL BREAD MORE THAN EVER YOUR BEST BUY­ SAME HIGH QUALITY SAME LOW PRICE MARVEL 3 lk 18* itcostvr MATCHES 6 ioxes28c rOMATO SOUP 3 CANS 25c 3dV42c LVS. RYE BREAD 29c WHEAT BREAD 29c RAISIN BREAD ANN PAGE HOMOGENIZED BABY FOODS HUNt ClU» DOG FOOD VEGETABLE SOUP .7. 45c 2 K6$ 19c MACARONI i ">«< t ! i 1 Tlie 420-lcxd coal and ore freight­ ' er. Adam E. Cornelius, docked at the Manitowoc. Wjs.. shipbuilding yards for. a major operation, in ' addition to being converted into a self-unloader, the steamer will be ; tawed in half to have a new 4B-fuol ■ section inserted. This will give the ' thip an overall length of 488 feet. 1 Vitamin Daus GIVE THEM VITAMIN-THIS WINTER CAIT, $1.24 CHOOSE/ THE COFFEE OF FINER, FRESHER FLAVOR IANGY LINK SMOKED CHEESE . SPICE CHEESE AGED CHEESE... CHEESE. . . . . . . CREAM CHEESE. DOMESTIC LB. FftANKENMUTH 2 Lbs. 51c I LB. LIMIUFGER PHILADELPHIA ■ LB. ’ 3X32 PKG. VOUR FOOD DEEDS ODDER ODE ROOF Colder Days Means More Hours Inside Less Sunshine. Start Building Cold Weather Resistance Now By Giving The Important Vitamins Often Lack­ ing in Ordinary Diets. ■ STEWING CHEESE - 32c 4^36* Aid in protecting precious health with ■ a daily vitamin routine! i QT. BOT. WISCONSIN MILD EVAP. MILK I WHITENS CLOTHES CLEANS AS IT WASHES WHITEHOUSE 41c ; K'llIllHIIIIIIHIIIIUIIWIIIIIIIIliillim 29c 29c 3'^ 29c ROMAN CLEANSER 3-1 8C ns IOC roruiAt hano CIGARETTES I iii 14c SALAD DRESSING oi. 30< u»o Phone 2240 Hastings TASTY IS-OZ. LVS. CALUMET BAKING POWDER ANDRUS SERVICE 1007. whole CRACKED VEGtTAllE SHORTENING A Y Y £ 5 X I Y .'The use of venom is still in the pioneering stage." the physician says, "but we think we are making progress." Venom Is used in the treatment of epilepsy, arthritis., and other dis­ ease* It I* now being used with notable success at Chattanooche with epileptic patients at thc Florida slate hospital for th* insane. Re­ markable thing about tlie treatment is that the results are quick and a cure is often effected within three or four months. . After cure thc epileptic does not necessarily have to continue taking the treatment which is given through a hyi»odermic needle. Some of the venom used for medicinal purposes come* from Ross Alien’s reptile Institute al Silver Springs. Fla. "‘Die first venom treatment." Dr. Mater said, "utilized'bee venom. Thijt waa centuries ago. When 1 began the work. 1 thought what would be the use of starting out with bees? So I began,experimenting with snake venom." KAIN SANDWICH BREAD HOME STYLE 3 WHEAT BREAD 3 MARVEL den The less you drive the more likely it is your battery will run down . . . and the sooner your motor oil will contaminate! That's why better care per mile is the safest car policy for gas rationing! ,BCH. Twelve to 14 hundred physicians ’' in this country now are. using snake venom for treatment. Dr. Eugene Maier, who has done much to bring to the public'* attention the value of venom in treating diseases, de- and Ingredient Standards Established ■on 5c CLEANSER 2 f°r 19* 20^ FRESH—TEXAS Breads Has Been Discontinued, Varieties Limited, 5 & 25c ■ TISSUE » . Per Mile! 5AL^° ’!EARS Effective Jan. 18th, by U. S. Government Order, Slicing of All sunntfiilo NO1THEKH < "W*F 17< avocados ...... “• 6( BROCCOLI. FRESH—NEW SOAP BARS 2 s^s CELERY.... CABBAGE.. FELS-NAFTHA 10 LGP CARE COUNCIL rBOCEEniNOS Snake Venom Help* Cure Epilepsy Disease Cases i CHICKENS | 32' I 3 TO 31/j-LB. AVG. ' LI. 26c 28c 38c 32c IY THE PIECE 11C I I HEADLESS AND DRESSED 18* 35* PORK SAUSAGE 25* SPICED HAM... __ FRESH SMELT . . .2- 35* WHITING 2-27* PORK LIVER... VITAMINS are specific chemical substances which arc necessary in small amounts for thc proper functioning of thc complete organism, and which must be obtained from outside sources Headquarters for Vitamins WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF RELIABLE VITAMINS PARKE DAVIS & CO. ABBOTT LABORATORIES PURETEST VITAMINS THE UPJOHN CO. ELI LILLY & CO. SQUIBBS & SON CO. LB. LEDERLE LABORATORIES LB. ‘If You Don't Know Your Vitamins, Know Their Maker In. caio ROLL Buy from a Reliable Source SERVE HOT OR COLD rAhCY LAKE MICHIGAN '/rl* A CARVETH & STEBBINS THE RIXALL STORE Aav . Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown To All Phone 2115 Prompt Delivery Service National Anthem Wain't Used for Many Yean Did jou know lhal Samuel Fran­ cis Smith, author of • America.” wrote thut famous national song for no particular reason and that lhe manuscript remained unused in hla portfolio until it was sung at a Bos­ ton Sunday school celebration' on the Fourth of July. 1B3|.” says Charles Ooodspecd.jtiotcd rare book­ dealer. tn his fatemstffig reminis­ cences. ’ Yankee Bookseller." "The. words of Smith’s poem which In­ cluded a fifth stanza tthe third In order) were first printed on a sheet for use al lhe meeting," explain* Mr. Goodspeed. Only six known copies of this sheet, the first printing of ”Amer- course, they «te very valuable. "It is odd that we should have three national songs" add* Mr. Oood»peed. "The Star Spangled Banner’ li carelessly apnken of a* our national ‘anthem.’ Not even the congress of the United {Staffs can. in correct usage ot the uerd. make en anthem out of It It Is. In fact, a martial ode to the flag. Smith** •America' and ’America Ute Beau­ tiful* by Katharine Lee Bate* are hymn*, each appropriate to its oc­ casion; ’America’ is lulled for gath­ ering* where patriotism is combined with religious and ancestral feeling, while-Mist Bites’ beautiful line*, more modem in sentiment, are ex­ pressive of • natlenal spiritual unity, lhe RUr Spangled Banner’ is formal, oOiciaL war-inspired. �THE HASTINGS BANNKH, THURSDAY, J ANUAMT U, 1M> MIDDLEVILLE MIm Ruth Johnson will complete as ordnance plant Inspector Friday * Mr. and Mrs Day Pugh of Vert monlville spent Sunday with hcr parent*. Mr add Mrs W H. McKevlU. Their little daughter Mary El­ len. who had been here several days, aetompaiiled them home. * Now. that the Banner is conserving paper __ nnd making our correspondence one " continual essay, we hear a lol from the side lines, and not exactly cheers. * Mf. nnd Mr* Bert Brigg*. Mrs. Tompkins and Leo Barcroft of Mer­ rill who came to attend ike funeral of the formers brother. Oladeon Briggs, spent Friday night and Saturday at the Ray Lyons home * Be-, cause of lhe severe snow storm Wednesday night, thc Tliornapple-Kel­ logg school remained closed Thun>day. * Billie Sandefur. son of Mr and Mrs Dick Snndcfur. Whq enIbitcd In the Navy lust week. Went to the Orrat lake* Training Station. Wednesday, t Mrs. Floyd Hrlrigel and daughter. Barbara, plan to at­ tend the wedding of William Helrtgrl. Jr. nnd MKs Isnbe) Nixon nt the First Methodist church - In Al­ bion. Saturday, p m. While in Albion they will be ul thc home of her als- Report of the Condition of The Delton State h«pi>lir.ent pit tnstltiUao, Act ASSETS DINOS 4 LIABILITIES ’Ey.^Ri SE5R 1 NASHVILLE iMlltl ...rlllel CAPITAL ACCOUNTS MEMORANDA . (SKAl.l 8l>le nt Btdi. b»h»L b<I«r» I". Ihi. Sill >f tbit bank. <rt Public File Dept. . Yr.. All. lirnal Friday to b« with har rnothar. Mr*, family will then move to Grand R*- beiner ooiner next with wnn B.Caledonia v, vMcuoiuaa ’s.high iu«u Harold Pool* who underwent on op- pld* where Mrs Oriiteih and chil­ point «» men were Datena and Shee-­ han with 1 points Meh. Tho naxt eratlon on Saturday * Mr. and Mr*. dren. Lewi* and Verna ate now am- ~~~ game will be olared here Frida; E H H Barter Barter and and Mr*. Mr* Seward Broek night with" W^ind”*K«in«n E. Seward Broek of Grand Rapids spent Bunday with '* 5™’r rhnuS Vo’T1 ot J»ck>on *P'nt tht »««ken'1 •TATE OF MtCHfUAN the ladi«fpamftKMr and Mrs t hu »w« al l"e Bro« hom< * THE CIRCUIT <Ot’BT FOR THE B.m£.. tn,thuton- gj“li* JTuwSatfftr aoricu to caxuuoaa _ OU0eon ..s.f.vwv .... wwt.tsv tv .dl.VrVIT R. Prtndle. * Many from this vicin­ gs; lifelong re.idem of Bowens ity sttended the Farm Bureau meet ,cousin. Mrs. Minnie Kinsey WU►tie. on Wednesday, Jan. 13. came at Hastings on Wednesday. We un­ Ham* pujaiirr*. Ham*-.. * Ladle* are asked to keep u a shock to his family and many derstand that Mrs. Will Trumble M .""Olha.mpuw Uie uuno. u. «u .< in, nome « . and Mrs. Miner Pslmer each re­ WBCS- next week Friday, January neighbor Stanley Klmniey. when ceived a 85 postal saving stamp. * 29. at the MethodHt church with 5SSS~ r‘^.?JTT Mrs. Clayton Bennett spent a few poUuck dinner at 1 o'clock. * Rev. stricken'with a heart attack and away shortly. He was 47 hours Saturday at Caledonia with Leroy Chamberlain of the Leighton passed ____ -.1* 11. QtamwMrmn —»■ w-. — W..W w-oll well her great uncle. George Williams. 19*3. *en5 to Brown Jnij httti a host of friend* He whn*e wife, the former Minnie Kin- ' E!1'ta^J!°tSS.“»? “?!iI!£lffiE •“ I**1 Mlddliellle r A; sc>\ passed away that day. * Mr MT^ene'Wn’^ AM N^^ and put" psuon of 2. X 1. am Ko Ill end pul pauon ot and Mrs. Clarence Sleeky of Grand ro wXMiddleville OE5 copier. chapter. For For .ev. sev- c»n.Mr. A D int Middleville OE*. Rapids were Sunday visitors of her j,’’. llaSil**,. Mlebioa eral >ears hc wud “ *c“urer “L1*1' PBF.8ENT t/ llv parenu, Mr. and Mrs £ A. Jones mJ Out funetal* lor members of these order* MrtNmaM «iroiLi J .< In Izlgnton *'The Masters—Jones to? Mto FmiMrt aDd W1U remembered by the im<>n ,ndi. .- .n\ f.i.n circle will meet with Mrs. Ray Lyons 11) near-Freeport. 1* .spending a few prei4jve manner and fine rendition plaint .« NOTICE or MOBTGAOB SALE ntf < this Thursday afternoon. Ladles are days with friend* in this vicinity. . sacred rites Hc 1* survived i»r*ei«r.ir *|ig«»r\ << w'to .“..1 to 1"™“ N.om> '“,"'7'::' asked to bring needles and thimbles. 8J5 totiS’ «?.11 HICKORY CORNERS * Mrs 8 B Quincer was brought brother. Mrs Kingsley and uaiiuhman and three daughters. ‘ “ "*”• l,<*lc 7 home from Butterworth hospital. and Floyd Kingsley and family at Green George Razzoog and Mrs Jas. **7 ’ it, sbn *egu weie rainier gucaU aunaay of Grand Rapids. Saturday and t* gain­ und £.7 wn Harold and wife “^.d of Grand fUpid* and Mrs. £’,niUn‘ •,,, *'1 hss motner. Mrs. ta. A. Baruca ealaing nlcelv from tier recent opera­ oiaiing ner 7aui oumduy. w Ju. re.ro. tion * The address of Pvt Peter ?io5uiiSftii' m,. grandchildren, ’hu-motor, his mother. Mrs. Dees. who ha* Deen spetuung a lew *<tnellawshs. son-in-law of Loren dsiixhters Bernice and Iva hating J . —rancto .-— — I- nrtggj T>—• — XYOtc one Ziro, ,of Bowens Mill*, Tungate, who U a recent Inductee, employment in Chicago stores and Orotneri Bert Briggs of Merritt, and " let I Monday tugi.t lor Camp rorK 38414875 A. PO 33. Co. O, 123 L>le and Helen in school al Evanssuur Mis Loyal Edgar of Has’nf. Ft Lewis. Wash. * Mrs Loren ton. * Mrs. Marjorie Vermeulen ? •• Uinner guests Buhday at ins Wil­ Johnson entertained several ladle* Geisaeman nnd Mrs. Lillian Jorgen­ tings. His only *on diod a few yeats . Ihr, er » lurns iunne Were Mr aiui Mrs. 8*•*r!dsy for a potluck dinner and son Cole have moved into the Dr ago from bums suffered in an acci- hr„, dent. Funeral services Were held at Dine Kent and daugnter ot Bettie ewrds. * Mr and Mrs. C. W, BlUs Lund apartment Tlie girl*' hus­ mgjsars.#n**'aWKk ,5.®S5 S”” nf Lansing were Sunday callers on bands are both In service. Marjorie his mother and sister. Mr* Margaret llflS^lnntheT K^chMloffitt Au«us,n delivering the sermon and irl M " and son Junior of KaUmacuu and Bliss and Mrs I. W Minor. * Mrs. and Ltata.. — ...v w .. m . to liS alto — "* Wm. Starr of Oaletburg. Mn. Warwitn tne impressive Masonic rite* ,m ,„.• rr4 n.,„.n Vinnie Jdhnson. who recently fell * Mrs. Lena Bixler has’ returned Bank and broke her kneecap, u now with from several week*' stay in Grand under auspices of Middleville lodge ks,,n fc,„, )r<1 ■ r.n. 1VS3 ZV1A11 WWW H *.wa««.« Wher daughter. Mrs Esther Stedman Rapid* * Jack Chase was home from Burial wa* made in the Robbina ce- ,t(n.. <■*■•« i.» • jacavwe name tnnn metcry ThP chUrch was flUed to r,nt a«re>. .nd n K««i»n> Wuiiam* home Sunday aiternoon. in Grand ‘Rapids. * Mrs. Al Pierce Mapma miVd^AHnn1 liltin’ whl standing room with friends and lhe .m ir.,u..n .,t of Lansing is spending lhe week end * Aden grad­ f!oriy tributes were profuse and fre plaintiira. it 1 Aden Campbell, who grad"J?.i? **f Kalamazoo on Friday aiurnoon by •>-lth her parent*. Mr. and Mrs W. P uxted from the Thomapple-Keliogg beautiful. Among those from out ot <b<-j-i.j‘< «n 1 < • < U Ule «nou» Hlneaa ot ner *Utw, Mr*. Coraon. * Mr* Robert Watkins, nee school school in in 1939 1939 and and on on Oct Oct. 4. 4. i940 1910 nr^sent were Rev Clms. *••!-••• •' L.4.1,- ir eugart. Mr*, bugarl is improving Betrv Swift and Miss Martha Schad, -aerib^z la ,*i4 mori- alter an op»ra<K>n baturday mornB.qthton. mi. oto shine. Mn. th. spent the weekend at Hopkins at the rn*n *' F D Cray. Mrs O. M. Dematay ,Li. "r,i,r. an.i 1 Jrt.ull .there..! tin t ..„ .r ■. m„ < ing gu 1U ocmca al Bronson tK*» Wm. Watkin* home * Mr. and Mrs. SL xtoX . * 1 . i. ... 1 a. ul-t. “S’; im Clair Getty were in Grand Rapids. ,n«. u Ai'X .to*..!. ,uon Wcre sorry to near tnat ane Mr. and Mrs Ben Saturday and visited their daugh­ star athlete while in high school, re- Muskegon: torn1.-! *. t.iito. r is senouaiy ill witn pneumonia at Baughman. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. ?«i a<; ter* Mrs Wenzel Nelson and infant "nr. ‘nreHiMto«intom Briggs. Hriggs. Mr. and ana MTS. nrigB*. Mn. aauo Milo BrigRi, an mat erruin ian.l ant itoml>„ Leila hopital, Bailie L'reax wnere son. "James Howard" at St. Mary's if M»vw?ii further niihERKO that . .. < .. .. . ... ....... irwh Uta *i! **hLn u tb? Mrs Mrs K K Milter. Miller. Mr> Mrs. Wm Wm. Henning, Henning. bfMpital. Tlie little fellow was born. at Maxwell Field. Ala. Aden is lhe Prrrt Missad Min---4 of ~r Grand Rapkre. ttraniy, Mlehlja Fred 1,1 Willuon 1* improving and all are Thursday. Jan. 14 and tipped the son at Mr nnd Mrs Cliflon Camp- Mm , J? X'™ 1 Mr. and Mrs Bert ‘.V hoping for her a good recovery. lirinlej. *cale al 7*, lbs * Mr. and Mrs. Geo. bell of Middleville R 2 His alMer, ' ■’ * Mr and Mr*. Harold White and Juppstrom and daughter. MIm Nor­ Hazel, wm the first Barry Co. girl Briggs. ujS.’. Mrs. Hazel Tompkins ot three sons of Paw Paw called on ma. upent Sunday at the home of his to enlist in the WAVES, last October Mcrn“ her mother. Mrs. Nellie Pennock and brother. Glenn at Green lake. and will complete her course a* navy her orotner and sister tn law. Mr. Another brother. Charles and fam­ store keeper at Bloomington. Ind. AncttTB 1>. MrDOXAl.H. and Mrs. Howard Pennock ana three ily of Grand Rapids, were also pres­ on Jan 39 * Mr* Arnold Hoebeke children last Wedneaday afternoon, IT 10 ent. * Phyllis Aubil was brought and infant daughter Paniira Sue a Mrs. Myron Sunpaon and Elinor home from the osteopathic hospital. were brought from Pennock hospital -' and Bobble were Sunday guesu of Giand Rapid.'CiJhursday. and is re- tn the home ot her parents. Mr and Mu. Simpson's parenu. Mr. and coverliur nlcelv from her recent op­ Mrs A,.. Cal Streeter .. at ............ Gun lake v„ on . Rev and Mra Ll0>d Mfad °f ORDEB FOR PUBLICATION .Mrs Ed Woodin of Fine lake. W eration. * Miss Pauline Benaway Wednesday * Helen Martha More- Whitehall spent test Tuesday night , ,1. t„ lh; MUI>.f Mi. .'.ton. lh« I'm nnd young Indy associate from the houae. houac. 10-vrar-old 10-year-old daughter of Mr Mr. at ihe Clarence Shaw home. ♦ Mrr | ; three children of Richland were Bell Telephone office in Battle and Mrs. of, Par­ U_ Hubert ..a—. Morehouie U smith spent Sunday with Mr ‘^il! "*r "s s.f iia<’ Ru*",tJ’ Sunday ot her sister. Mn. Creek spent Sunday with her moth­ melee Ia in Pennock hospital at Has­ er and brother, on their way to tings suffering with severe bums re- and Mr*. Earle Smith and then went i->-» I'-Vii iztb aav Gena Brown and children. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Tolle* and two Grand Rapids, where they will take ceivt-d Thursday morning • while at to the home of Mr. and Mr*. Clifton ' ' si. Je<i<» children and Mr*. Ethel Pennock at three weeks' training for supervis­ t breakfast when In some manner the Miller at Lacey to »pcnd :-omc time. •‘ . HiuUngs nnd Mr. and Mrs. Rumor 1 or*. * Mr. and Mrs Wm. Corsdh cord from an electric nlate caught *• Miss Elmer Jane PurchK daugh. ' " Tolk., and three children of Bunhave teceived confirmation from lhe on her chair and overturned, throw­ ter of Mr and Mrs. Frank Purchi'. K „i nell district were recent guesu of Navy department of tlie-death of ing a dipper of boiling water into Jr became tht bride tf Kenneth \ r Mrs Haze! Nunnemaker ceiebrottiM|, j their *on, Robert, radioman third her lap. and down her legs, severely Hoffman, son of Earl Hoffman. FriH ■' her birthday. * Martin and Oerala j class, supposed to have been on lhe .scalding one-third of her body. .Her day evening at 7 o’clock. The sin- stat’• Peters and Jlobert Eokeif of Barat J • A’lnnHc" last in the big naval bat­ mother, who is employed as night Rle ring ceremony was read by the tor.xrj <> ’ Cr< k were at the Peters home in tle Nov. 13. Their sons. Mac and operator in the local telephone of­ Rev Carlton Brooks Miller at the ' ' •" . i Hickory Comer* Sunday afternoon. Clare, expect to enter thc service, fice. was notified and Wavne Cnr- home of Mr. and Mrs. Perle Van J^’or,7'r . the former latter : MtohFeb L 3. and thc yi-ndii “ . KSSpenter. a neighbor,7X3 who had Just 5; re- 8?cSk1%rSS?t^“.’ 55:. OBITUARY OF is confined to his home with h0.wtal Tire child has been in a <lrr blue drexs with velvet applique. Schuur i* rot't a raid . lb E M'USitto&I h 5TU to "« *?* f”"?! ‘ tl............. Henry H Ciller was born Jan. N, will herr card club this Fri- ment, «er mother hu been scend- Quet of white gardenias Mrs. Van " w.u entertain ■... 1859. near Green latke in AUaoH day nt n potluck dinner and social Hr the wHii “r * Mr Snd l*nberB. matron of honor, wore an ' county He departed this life ..l.-naa,, LI* it SiV CWca- ensemble *»«* « lUIBUC to «M carried " 15 iKvniiios-r whereof afternoon 11U.Hta.MIMA * Miss Florence Grilfeth. ' Mrs Wm Wm. J J. Liebier went to Chlcaof luggage tan and 9 at his home east ot Hastings. Ha _ «... .... ... . . . roil niuu Th.< fw... 1 mnn wn« Pi-rita who ha*> been working at Battle bo Sunday night and will spend r,,d r^es; The best nun was Perle- h»r*nnio —J mj E«n4 *h<t .» was united in marriage to Mary I. Cass in the Men and Van Denberg .l. __ . Bov" J. . v«n nenherv They Thrv both hnth graduated orazinnlerl •«! ,r>l vf i f .*11 r- ■ r~>n - -- .1 -• Huii.r., — Creek for some time. Is now staying three ■14 <i.; Betts of Irvins. Mrs. Claler preAI4ri<li Clr.thine market buying* spring fron» N"hv‘“e .1?|«*k*ch15>ol<“n£ 7* ***’' n,,,“‘wr' with her father. Osberl Griffeth on . ,ntnini, mnrret nnvmu mnn, ...................... ~ rr. a n»>* ceded him tn death five years ago. the W. R. Harper farm northwest ».wt. ,, u %" rh„ Wm tn. r.o... w™ K v UeMe 11-K1,..“ employed employed tn in Battle Battle Creek. Creek. Mr. Mr, HoffHoff... - ................... 4 m mm to this union were bom nine chU. nf town, while he prepares for an .,, iookinK nfter me th'p aiorr ,tOr. wnuc iney .h..I -----man. expects to leave for rf i-w.K.t. drtn- Ad* Wlnnepeg. nenadiL .. ---------• oa ~ LL ------. in .the „ armv . .. u- i.-.. auction sale In lhe near future. The — * . . — * ------j ... — nn .tan Tt»v w»nt ruimii ci 1 Gerald. Dan and Robert of MldjK are gone. * A good crowd attended ®n Jan: ~8. , , the basketball game Friday night White of Mn_ _ Prob«i» viile. Alfred and Lyle ot Hastings, when Caledonia met the local* on Camp McCoy. Wto.. spent a few *t0*™*°* BA,X 1 38 Edna of Lansing. Mrs. Arthur Moore the name home floor. The second teem dl >A home lE" ’ * R<ib.* ‘-------‘-T-*. 'T -------------- of Freeport and a daughter. Jewdg .trie noor. secona team -a■— . - -beldr -- tne ..... . ton .. «rw>nf -i.il— •«m> showed pliylni the 'J? ” T.n! I1" wM.V-n-4 with I' u - ,,', , L I£ , who preceded itUn in death fD ytan OMDEB FOB PUBLICATION tot team M4 r.qtoM the second Ml« Lotto Melnine. .Mrs. UI- 5l,.l',Xi*=s?“l.r «f "e.o **” <1nBr*; 8Hr was a life-long resident of thb overtime in vet the score of 35 to 33 Ilan {>“ gone to Decatur t0 reranlM in it.. aff|tr »f th. !te*|»ter In favor of the visitors. Eli Hales sP*nd some time with relatives. „t i,„j. <4 lurry i.rants. Mirhtcan. 1. b’14 st vicinity and lived in Middleville sevin 1, of B>> cral years before coming to Haswas the spark plug of the game with di, >1— u. —- - M-.O I-—.---- .X.A Max Bedford. Middleville, and MarEnough for Bathing vean. Caledonia, high point men The world's largest mineral hoi and most cheerful to all who vlaltad . with 11 points each. The first team game was led bv Middleville practi­ spring, with a flow of 18.600.000 gal­ •r Etna him, never making anyone an extra cally throughout and at the end of lons every 24 hours al a temperature .hail f.-re.!-. his children he leavoa to the half the score was 14 to 9 and of 135 degree* Fahrenheit, is in mourn his pawing an aged brother. lhe final score 38 to 23 In favor of Wyoming's Hot Springs State park Charles of Middleville, twenty Middleville. Rounds was high point­ grandchildren, twelve great-grand- J er for T-K with 20 points, Raj- Flnk- at Thermopolis. children and a host of friends and dL’tant relatives. "And when my task on earth is done Ofhre. ba When by Thy grace the vietTy’a won E'en death's cold wave 1 will not flea Since God through Jordan Icadcth me." Funeral services were held at Leonard's funeral home Tuesday afternoon. Jan. 13. at 3:30 p. m. with . interment in Irving cemetery. Rev. >t Probata B. J. Adcock officlaUng. ter-tn-law, Mrs. Wayne Fleenor * ■pending the balance of the Winler *. with *her “! granddaughter, Mr*. Ray Bteen and f irally. * WU1U Streeter and a lady* from Cooper were united in marisge on Thursday U*t We haven’t learned her name but we extend ongratulatlons ♦ Mrs. Edna Brady Is gaining from her recent opera­ tion and u abk to be dreased *Mr* Harry Stimson and Mrs Herbert Cook attended the White Shrine mealing in Grand Rapids. Friday afternoon and evening- * The Far­ mer* State Bank have re-eiecterf the following cfiicer*: . Pres. Wm. Crontwllier. Vice pre*.. Arthur Thcde; director*. Wm. Gackler. Ar­ thur Bell and Cha*. Robertson, -ashler. Ear! Lee: asst. Burdet Ben­ away. * Mr and Mn Robert Jor­ genson -and Mrs---------.Lillian — daughter*. ------Cote and Patricia Jorgenson spent Sunday "* with ***" their daughter ■*’ u“ and ■* als *‘“ ­ ter. Mr* Robert Jackson and hus^ind. who recently moved from Ann Arbor onto a farm near Dowling * Mrs. Wm. Streeter and four little 'laughters of Gun lake wenfto Reed my. Saturday for a week’s visit with her sister. Mrs. Glenn Thoma* and family. * Mr. and Mrs Bernard -rrk nnd son* of Hastings were Sunday visitors of her parent*. Mr •ind Mm Wm. H. Johnson. * Mrs. Arthur Bedford of the Powers -eigiiborhood. went to Grund Rapids ,A' •rf Why do people doit? BRANCH DISTRICT Mrs. Mabel Parka, who came from Kalamazoo to ba with her sister. Mrs. Henry Bldelman and ORDER FOB PUBLICATION Mr<. MnVre /ain’t mel Frantmcrica,'* I aong for that the ■ed in his lion? 31.” says are bookremtnis- This winter if you are asked to curtail gas because it is needed for war production, please remember: . J War plants need tremendous quantities of gas to make precision parts for bombers, fighting planes, guns, tanks, ships and other war goods. which Inthird in n a sheet explain a Under normal conditions, we could obtain steel and other materials to enlarge our gas supply and meet all demands. Today, this cannot be done. t of thia 'Amer- it) I e. uld have dd. Mr bpangled O The use of gas in war plants conserves coke, wmI M and oil and relieves transportation, thereby enabling railroads to move war goods faster. < even the ill in fact Smith's ■e Bt su­ for gatllombined I feeling, ul lines. spiritual Banner' Every one of cm must help conserve vital fuels needed by war plants. Will you help? People who call “Informa­ tion" for numbers that are readily available in thc tele­ phone directory probably don't realize the serious waste they are causing. 1,450 hours of operators’ and equipment time arc wasted each day io Michigan by calls for numbers that are li&ted in the telephone directory. Those thousands of unnecessary calls further congest thc war-loaded telephone system. So please look in the direc­ tory for the number you nant. // it is !\'OT listed and you must call "Information," write it down so you won't have to a'ik ‘for it again. Invert in a BRIGHTER FUTURE BUY War Bonds and Stamps REGULARLY. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Bldelman going with her to with the flu. I* able to be up once more. * Mr and Mr* Keith Norton and children of Kalamo were Bun­ day dinner guesu of Mr. aod Mte. Vincent Norton. Mr and Mrs. Ken­ neth Norton and children were aha guesu * Mr*. John Darby haa been Hl with lhe flu. "If Mailer ot Priaclpte There is one West Point grocer 8a conscientious that he refuses Io sail The grocer contend* that green cv cumber* are hard to digest. & t! The nation-wide MHeofi । I * * RATIONING I I Rationing Program vog inaugurated ta heap all hides on thc road os lang 1 VICTORY DRIVE DRIVE UNDER as potiibla! Da peer port —stick to thc rules: 35! SHARE-THE-RIDE! DRIVE ONLY WHEN NECESSARY! MICHIGAN ttu TEUPHONl COMPANY M«KEE SERVICE OIL SALI MOBIL PRODUCTS - DOT Ml E STATE ST. BASTWOS �THE HASTING* BANNER, THVItShAT. JANUARY 11. 1M3 FADE STX ’ and Mrs. Watt Thomas ofSouth'!* Mrs. George Nelson was a Has- the Freeport school* and Miss Mar-1 Tinwn. * Mr and Mrs. Fred '-nr* vUllor Wednesday * Mr. and cella Muma were united In mar- Ft r I TAM I Bo*ne, * Mrs Watt Thomas of South Bowne rlage Thursday, January 14. at the . 11 t I I (J N Schwadet of Campbell called on ucrp Sunday gueata of Mr and brlde'a home in Richmond. Michi-1 u *• 1 w ■’ I Mr. and Mrs. George Forbey arid Mr*. McrrfU Karcher andjamily. gan. Tlie young couple, spent thef- ----------------------------Mis* Velma Buehler of Hastings Wednesday afternoon. *,* Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Barnum of honeymoon in Canada. Ttw entif I .Malcolm Robinson of Jackson, son Sunday dinner community extends congratulations lot Rev. and Mrs D. W. Robinson. spent the weekend with her parents. Miss Dorothy Vun Patten of kal- Coata Grove were Sundnj " I pastor of tlie local Melhodut church. Mr. and Mn Forrest Buehler. * tunoBoo snent Friday afternoon and guests of Mr and Mrs Ben Bink- and best wishes, ■ left for Camp Grant. III. Thursday. Mr. and Mn. Otto Kunde spent Salurdiv with her parents. Mr. and ney. ♦ Mrs. Eniesl Tooker accom­ £nda; ahernoor! wtm Mr and Mn. Ctarenre Van Patten * Mr. panled panied Mr Mr. and Mn Mrs. Clyde Tooker Freeport Boy Reported , * Mr and Mrs. Lyle Schinalzied and firePrad SchaU of Cascade They and Mr*. Keith Durkee and family and family to Hastings Stuulay Killed In Action two daughter*. Marvel and Beverly ahrt called on C. H. Dunlakln of of Woodland spent Sunday with where they were dinner Rue*t«* of This community was bowed in E iwrcnceville. Til. spent from Grand Rapids. * Sunday caller* Mr. nnd Mrs Adam Endres. * Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Curl Bustance. * grief Sunday when word reached 1 Sunday until Tuesday morriing with nnd Mrs. Mrs'- Fred Durkee of BnrBar- here liutl Bernard Fighter, son of1 of Mr. and Mr*. Allen Ftah and and Mn;. Lloyd Kaichcr and Dr, Mr. and “ntl RP' F. R Deming were Mr and Mr* living Walters of Grand Rapid.* num district were Sunday afternoon Mr. Robinson and aL,o air. and. tutu, Mn,. ajrii. Claude viwuuc Fighter rixiitec had iiuti «•««’ Mn;. ------ D. W -----------Uoyd Karcher. Mr. and Mrs. P, c. •‘‘•re Sundn- gu-sLs of Mr. nnd guests of Mr. *nd Mn. Aii»m B>- been killed in action oh New Year *s ,h*‘r Mimuirierf Sclwnatalcd * Deming of Grand Rapids, and Aunt Mrs. Leap Karcher and Mr. and a’c^* Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller Duy In New Guinea. Bernard was Do ton Inland Lakes Garden Maney Deming, local Aunt Nancy Mrs. William Crakes. * Mr. and of Hasting* were Friday evening poiHjlur among the young tw-ople I cl,lb 1,eId ll» ineclmg at the home returned home with her son to Mr*. Fred Durkee of Woodland guests of her mother Mrs Inna ol this community and was highly I °J Mrs. Anna Robinson Thursday revuiucu wimi * unMrs. ««Dori* w ..... * .Mrs. a forumne some time. were Sunday dinner guests of x«r Mr. Brown DrouJ'h* .Mrs. Jennie Jennie Casadav. Casaday. who who respected by all who knew him. He; afternoon of tat week. Mrs C. D of Battle Crock. Miss Helen nnd Mrs. Richard Durkee * Mrs. has been in Hailing* the past four w«» born Sept.'20, 1919 and grad- Bauer of Hastings was prerent and Woods— of ------------Hastings nntl ana MbJl Miss Doro- Bernice uernicr Ctosson. viawii. her mrr father. Frank weeks, w now visiting her daugh- uated from Freeport high school ‘to'f » taUc on organizing a neightby Woods, local, were weekend Walton, nnd and brother. Ralph Wnlton Walton ter. ter, Mrs Mrs. Maude Roger* Rogei and Mnr- 6n May 23 HS5 al the age ot 15 1 borhood War Club. Mrs. Nettie Kern Rev. Everett Ute ----------- •*._--------------- .-Tre(*nt 0(' was aupolnted chairman with Mrs. fUesU of Mr. and. Mm. Robert O off South Bowne were in Grand guerite. «45nr'1^ * * «e vHe was in the upper 10 perct. White ana ami ramny family or of mevensvme. Stevensville. *- Rnplds ---------- - Saturday — -»• — —rh-A .t wnne on *business afterpreached at the the P.rm. Parmalce Method* 1U.----------..vu....w .w.Uty class ... in M scholastic ability and L"t,a Harrington. Mrs. Bertha Bush, Mr and Mrs Gao- Studt ot Lake noon. * Mr. and Mrs John Pish 1st-church tat Sunday afternoon. his was u leader In all school ac- Mrs. Roger Williams and Mr*. BerOdessa called on Mr. and Mr*, enjoyed n verv pleasant call from Later Rev and Mrs. l^ve were ^n.- tlvlty. He entered thc service of his tha Adams os her helpers who wdl Oeorge Bustance and family Sun- lur cmi«ln. Andrew Rlttcnger of ner guests of the Ororgc Clark country the first week in May. 1941 ,\t»*t every house in the village, tave dav afternoon * Edgar Cheney near Lowell tat Thursday. * Mr*, famllv of Caledonia. * Mrs George nnd received his basic training in literature..explain the plan, and nsk and family of Lansing. Don Rich- Joo KnuHman, Burton nnd Joyce Barnett who is a patient at Pennock Louisiana. Particulars concerning fl?r co-operatllon. A box will be ards of Dearborn, and Mrs. Earle were Sunday afternoon guests of hospital. U n little Improved. * hi* death arc unknown nt present. P'ace'l in the Leonard dry good, Jack of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Dan Kauffman and Mrs Elia Cattuiu a Hastings vhd* Heartfelt symnathy of the entire *hfrf n??!on ‘.‘5S their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hcr- fnmilv of Logan. * Elmer Rou*h of tor Saturday. * Mr. nnd Mrs Ho­ community Ls Mended to the heart lctl * ^r- "r’d, S111 nan Gooch. * Little Jerry Herbert Rockford wo* a Wednesday after- mer Henney and two son*. Elwood broken parents and the brother. Whittemore were in Hastings Friday Kompscn has been ill but 1* re- noon guest of Mr and Mrs. J. D. and Raymond, of North Woodland, Roscoe at home forenoon. They wire alto dinner tovering * MLv Elaine Kauffman Cool. * Lewis Neeb and Clarence nnd Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Roush of ' -- - — [ guest' of their brother and sister-in­ Ot Lansing spent Friday night nnd Van Patten were in Caledonia on Hasting* were Sunday evening suplaw. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitte­ Duration fcturday with her parents, Mr. and h"*ine*s Monrtnv. ♦ Bgt Gerald per guests of their mother. Mrs. .h'The Vjb7""" ”" Club will meet at more in Rutland. * Mrs Roger Wil­ S-« joe Kauffman. * Mr and Mrs Forbey graduated from his training Mary Henney. Leon Henney .of the Library nextweek Wednesday, interested in liams spent Wednesday with her r» ByssrSdoXS sriiL™®. >na.„»d or.^ r.^ ™ •»...«» «■.. January 27- eEveryone — .... ....... . .» what is being done for the boys aunt. Mrs. Vern Quick, near Ban­ napioa iprm ouiiuay wiiu nn iu» --...... of Freeport wno are in the service service ft'*'**- Mr- nnd Mr*. Quick have remother. Mrs. Elnora Whitney and HB address is Sgt Gerald Forbcy, .urn, me — ---------------------/ arid — cordially ‘invited "'^etovsTre to atui.d Govtord *.Jerrv Karcher »p„u spent the 32nd «u Air Depot Group.n'entofT 32nd Rrweekend grandparents. HUI Chilli Field. CVorU-t, Ogden. Tltnh Utah Mr*. OttoKunde. * Mr ^nd Mrv Some nome letter,, Jro^the >r»m m Jx>n oof. tn m ra r».­ __1|___ ■with _ i.v. hU ____ i____ ...-Mr. pau 6qd. uni gnrds to their cords and gifts will * j*r. nnlJ ^t.',. Clnrenci be -----------read and if thc mothers — have sing. and Mr. sons and ofMrs. Robert - •• —letters - -------•• gow Dowling. Mr.Giasand *>me inu-rmtlng from the M?hfarv Mrs. Willard Willard Arouid Arnold und and snuruyii, Marilyn. r-u bo>». bring them, and OS be SliTe sure £!! and Xw"nuru^of W Mrs. 5,---"S — .ent, 2™. — r.nd Mr. Mr and on.i Mrs Howard Hnuimi Bolo iWn of nf *«P keep w u» Posted posted on their their‘change ol of .‘.J-1’. iC°! . and W. Lung and Mrs. Lillian Rapp at Hasting* were Bunday dinner addressinat all Umea. Be sure and "'nil lake Sunday * Mr. and Mrs. come w to the meeUng. meeting. ‘ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ke • comc Olenn Williams and three sor>N^ev* nsTndafiC^^nwn The Bflrr* County Christian f.i-Hh. Kenneth ami Kendall of Gull wnh Mn^Ftovd Wahon of ^u'h Endeavor Union met at the United Uklak?. were dinner guests of their mr inr­ * A&K hf“tl£ 4VXu B^rm tat ^y eve- ents Mr. and Mrs. John Ad'im* Sungathrred nt the home of tnrir “|ng with a large altcndanct;. Mr. Wc wont to rent a 4 room furnished apartment president, Nonna Yoder. Thursday KrnMt Mnrl“ s-rrriaTv nf Mr. Mid Mrs Adams spent the af­ evening. Tlie evening -was enjoyed the Christian Endeavor Union, of ternoon in Kalamaxoo. near thc Manufacturing Company. Mr. and with the playing of several games Detroit, gave a short addreu fol­ Mrs. George Schoolcraft of Battle followed by refreshments of cook­ lowed by motion pictures taken at Just listed o 7 room house in the 4th word, near thc ies and pop. * , If— ft Jonn itin The Coats Grove socletv was *J'h her parents. Mr. and Mrs Bert son nnd Russell4r° of m Hastings snent presented with lhe Silver Loving Patton Mr Patton i-. ttli cc.nfintd Mb *5*0 school, house all modern, full lot, garage, for Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Dsn. vUp. alKi second place was given ...' and . . his-b«xi * Ivan Smith, who is JaPostma and Phyllis Ann. * Mr. and to Barryvilie. The meeting closed ’toned at the Great Lake* Training $3700.00. “m'a. “SK ...... .... i___ -I..., »... 7 M^ ____“ Sint Inn In Illinois nwnt tin* wisk" J"' end with his wife here. * Mr. and Smelker of West Freeport. * Mr A 6 room all modern house in thc first ward. We The W5.CB held their January Mrs. David Huggette of Battle Creek and Mrs. Harold Woods were Sun­ meeting at the home of Mrs. Glenn announce the birth of a son. David believe it is thc only empty house in Hastings. day evening guest* of Mr. and Mrs KeUogg last Wednesday afternoon. Carlton on Thurrday. Jan. 14 »n a It has a nice garage and full lot. Price $3000.00. After the business meeting Mrs hospital mere. there. ears, Mm. nuagruc Huagette was Adam Etodres was in Luke CMraa M.isln(, Bo]o an<1 Mta Velma Arnold formerly Barbara Wheeler, daughter business Wednesday. * Will sell for $500.00 down. onKHRineo Wndneulav. * Frank Frank ()( Htt3tlni{5 <|ntightc" o‘ Mn. of Mrs. Andrew Schaffhauscr of Windett of Irving is staying at thc Kellogg, gave two piano and vio- Delton. Mr HugaetU* is stationed m home of Mr. and Mrs Earl Ever­ >ia uu*.ls followed u, a luticu an armv Cnmn in California ut presWe hove a house on thc corner of Clinton and son. * Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clin­ served by the hostess. About twenty- ent. * Tlie teachers facuhv will hold ton nnd family ot- Bowne, were four were present. Each member is a party in lhe school building. W?dMarket street, 2 Iota, house just remodeled. Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. rcxiues’^d to ntnember hcr sreret ne«dav nlxht of this week * Mi-> w P?1 * Pvt. and Mrs. B. R. Clinton. * I Valentine s Dav *' —‘— Bourdo * of * Orangeville ----------- -------------$2000.00. Maxine spent Ervin Stahl of Camp Butner. North P®1 on Da> . the weekend with Miss Edith Mae Carolina, called on Mr. and Mrs. Freeport Methodht Church Burpee. * The Cedar Creek CcmeWe can get you a substantial loan on any of these W. C. Lapc recently. * Rev. D. H. Everett M. Love, pastor , terv Circle held its annual meeting Carrick held the second quarterly ut the home of Mrs, Charles Kahler Morning Worship— ll :00. properties, so why be a renter. Come in ond talk meeting of the conference year at Sunday School—12:00. on Wednesday of last week and the Pleasant Valley church Sunday |o cvcr> na3 elected the following officers: Pres. To every. parrnt parent wnaw whose son has it over. evening. A number from Freeport gjV,*n mc ln the service of fu* Mn. Olive Hewilte: Sec. Mrs Gor­ were in attendance at the sen ice. country Jesus rends thL* word: don Stanton: Treas.. Mrs. Tludtna * Ernest S. Mark* Detroit. General -x wufnot lmw comfort teas: I Dickerson; flower committee. Mrs. Let not your heart Gamer Hampton and Mrs. diaries Secretary of .H. the Mu-hiunn Michigan rthrirt. ChrLst- W1U come l0 ton Endeavor Union, was an over- be bc troubled, [IOUDlca neither nc let it be afraid.” Kahler. * The results of the basket night guest at the home of Rev. John H 18'27 ball games between Plrtlnwell and and Mrs. Griffin Tuesday evening. donn the local team here Tuesday evening * Pvt. Ervin Stahl of Camp But­ Carlton Center Methodist Church were as follows: First team. 50 to 20 ner. N. C.. who has been home on REAL ESTATE BROKER Everett M. Love, pastor in favor of Delton, the second team a ten-day leave, was a dinner guest Morning Worship—10.00. ’ 19-14 in favor of Delton. In thc game of Mr. and Mn., Leon Howk one Sunday School—11.00. between the Ircnl team and Wood­ (The best investment on earth h thc earth Itself) tiav last week. * Mr. and Mrs. J. „v ore iUC glad 1UJ lIlc splendid apiCMUM1 at„v- land which was ntaved at Woodland We for thc E. Roush of Rockford were TueMlay tendance at our lerylct-s during las! i" idny night, tin'.score fot th' dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alltn tLcse winter days. PHONE 2659 STEBBINS BU1I.DING Fish nnd F. E. Deming.. • • • tcam 19-10 both in favor of Delton. Church of the United The local team will ko to Nashville Brethren In Christ Friday nlehL Jan. 22. to play ’.hut Freeport Teacher Is Married E B. Griffin D. D Pastor Robert Hardy, popular teacher in Phone 302 will co to Like Odessa to phv. ★ Freeport 10: 30 A. M. Sunday School. Visiting Mr. mid Mrs. John Lechlcit11: 30 A. M. Morning Worship. ner wluie her husband L. in Canada 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. on governinenLbusiiwss * Fred KyTopic. "What Dot's God Want Us burz of Coldwater, who has been a To Do?’’ Leader. Leone Sterzlck. surgical patient in Leila hospital 8: 00 P. M. Evening Sc»ice. home ot his mn and duuvhter-in10: 00 A. M. Morning Worship 11: 00 A. M. Sunday School. Wednesday afternoon. * Miss Doro­ P "o P M Christian Endeavor thea McBain of Battle Creek spent 8:00 P. M. Tuesday Evening Sundav with her parent/ Prayer Meeting. Mrs. Roy McBain FREEPORT Mr'Jind ^5 KOW ne“rrL JANUARY OPPORTUNITIES EARL R. BOYES AUCTION SALE On account of being in ill health I will hold an auction at my farm located J mile north of Delton on NORTHEAST WOODLAND ■ people Beatrice Ball, daughter of' Mrs the Lydia Schuler Mr. nnd Mn Ball,Mrs. and HarOral COURT Visited former's Uster.nnd Mr*.Esther Mary Glltapie. son George of Mr. and HIGH SCHOOL Thursday due to the road condi­ tions. * Several from this lorxlitv I attended the Barry C/wmlv Farm Bureau session* nt Hastings test week. * Two of our local young ■ TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1943 HOUSE Kunz in Grund Rapids Wednesday very GlUaspk’. pledged their vow;. nnd Thursday and returned hoirtc hoirt’c recently. They expect to locate at1' und Est. Georg? W. DeMott. Proof of by way of Lake View calling on Lacey. OWhooping cough 1;. In the frelnds there. * Miss'Etther Schuler air. There are many victims among publication filctT. bond of udininUk, leaving Wcdnrhduy for Tucson, the real small children and others trator Bled, letters of administration Ariz. where she will spend the re?'. Be careful. * Mr. and Mr;. Paul L-sued. petition for hearing claims of* the * winter ' *"“ * * Those who ‘ attended ‘ '*■'* Bivens recently purchased the filed, notice to creditors issued, in­ ; the Annual Farm Bureau meeiini: Clayton Gaskill farm and will soon ventory filed. Ehl Elbert V Smith. Final re­ and dinner at Hnstlng.s Wednesdav ceipts Hird, discharge of admlnlstra. ftom here were Mr and Mrs Kur! lor issutxi. estate enrolled. Eckard!. Mr and Mrs. Ray bcnwl, Fit. Eva C iNeviiui Kcnaston. E. J Bates und Mi. und Mrs Hen Proof of publication fllwj* testimony • Schrieider. T>i£ latter were accom­ of fiecholders filed, license to sell panied by Mt/and Mrs Henry Flet.sL-.fiued. bond on sale filed. ner of Woodland * Mr- S. A Aid­ Est. Royal E. Wickham Waiver rich ot ILfkory Corners spent from January 18 was thc last club hour Thursday Ayrning until Sunday with ot the semester. After this/lub of notice and consent' filed, dis­ charge of admlnLstrutrlx ksueid. es­ hcr sister. 'MLss Mertlc Steward^ * ’ Mr and MnXWalter Cooke an* rat­ hour the student may enter smoth­ tate enrolled. Est Eh D Hull . Proof of pub­ ing lor tiieirXlittie nephew. Lloyd er club with thc udvlM-rsypcrmiA/ ; llcatton filed, order allowing ucWllliarru. whilX the former's sister. slon. Mn late Wdha'm.i nnd her new lit­ Tlir heavy snoHlattx has been count entered. Est. Allie C. Young. Proof of pub­ tle son ure at Pennock hospital * causing muelrTroiible ... for .... the bus The Cheerful Helpers' Club was drivers/parts of-the routes had to lication filed, order assigning real-, entertained ut the ItonuiGf Mr* lx- ^mitred. Several btue.s were dur entered, discharge of adminis­ Fred Reuther Friday, it bemg-aii ull Jtoilndetcd in the mow until help trator Usued. estate enrolled. Efit Edgar L. Henney. Proof of day meeting with put luck dinner, arrived. “ publication filed, order allowing ac­ They Cioss" -------—».‘ --------------12 ......... ...held ” Its • — .—, did — "Red ----- ---------January thc-Hl-Y forBruce Ecknnlt of M.C S. stient over ma; Initiation and Bill Kelly gave count entered Est. Thomas E. Cheesebrough. the weekend with hl* parents. Mr. a report of the meeting which he .-a —i.’, und ..... . Fourth annua) account filed. and »«.. Mrs. Karl t?-u Eckard slater. attended at Knlarmiroo; Est. John E. Senslba. Proof of Joyct1. Fortnights were distributed Wcd1 nerday by members of th? Journal­ publication filed, order allowing ac­ SOUTH BOWNE Ism class. Thb. wipi the last edition count enu-red. Est. Effie P Goodyear Petition Mrs. Grace Murphy and cousin thik class will publish, us thc femes- for license to srii Hird, order for of Grund Rapids visited from Sun­ ter ends Tuesday Mr. -Brozakfi physical education publication entered. day until Tuesday at Sieve Mil­ Efit Prank Pcighner Order allow­ lers. * Cadet John Flash from cltL-ses are gradually doing more ing claims entered, final account Glenview. 111., and mother, Mrs. A. .'trenuous exercises, und within a filed T Eash and sister. Mr?. Helen week they are going to luive a tret Est. Beit Petition for see how much they have im.. B. Sparks „ Burkey of Hx'.tings were Wed­ to widow'ss allowances allowanccrs filed, or order for They huve been working’■ Widow nesday dinner guest.* of their son proved. on ralw.themc.fi. played basketball, wldowa altowojices entered, and brother. Clare Eash and family. giant push ball, chinftie aocccr and Ext. Alice *""" Hoyt. Final receipts • Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Walton nnd filed, discharge of administratrix little Bobby Parker were in Wood­ have run relay- Most of the boys Lssued. estate enrolled. land on business Saturday. * Mari­ seem to be in very good physical Est. William J. Liebhauser Final lyn nnd Murtha Pomtt ;[>ent Sat­ health. Mrs Wesley Bun el I substituted account filed .order for intbllcatlon urday nttrmoon with Mrs. Jennie ■ * Mr. .in . KIIVS hl.-l Thiusday I tlUXMFU, and ru_ Gies last Fri- entered. Pmaee and Wanrita Schray. * for ,4y Est Warren E. Carter. Petition Mis* Corinne Gl<-.; entertained Ail cLl’.s have completed HWU for administrator filed, waiver of company from K.-iltinuizoo the pa*', , nn,! filed, filed order (inlet ap­ All. •mre-ter cxaminattoiis and report notice und consent week * Mrs D 1J Holcomb Ls pointing ndminifitratrix entered. able to r it up n few minutes nt n An ir.terclivw. UifiJcetbaU tourna­ i bond ui udminLstratrlx filed, letters time each day: Sin- now has a h«d. ment. In the O. A. A. I. scheduled :u* ol iidmtiiifiirnlton b.Mied. order hmfrom Gruiul Rupid* helping to care foltows: I iiinn M*ttl< m<nt entered, petition for fur hi t * Mr and Mrs. Farrel An­ J.iii 22 Seniors vs.. Juniors 1 hearing claims filed, notice to credderson und baby of Hastings were Sophoniore- w FrwJimen itors issued. Sunday guests of hut gr.iixifuthi'r. Jan. 29 ac Stnlors vs. Sophomores ;i’ Est. " ‘ Robert — Dawson. — Annual *------- - “ **­ Jacob Cilefis and .Mls-s Corinne. * count filed. v< Freshmen Mr. and Mrs La Grand Collier Feb, 5 Junlprs i Est. Nellie Thomas. Proof uf pub­ Seniors Vs Freshmen Nlicnt Simdav nt the lioinc of Wm. ; Mention filed, order allowing claims Junior.-, vs Sophomons Crittcndon of Quimby. * Mis. John from high entered. Inventory Tiled, final ac- , Anderson and son Arthur of Altn- Twenty-four boys count filed, order allowing account rfsi’.Od at Pau! Hoffman * Thursday school arc working during their entered. forcmxm. * Rev. und Mr*. Andrew thirty-minute periods on ten model Est. R. B. Walker. Proof of pub­ lur the lorcts. The plane.. HofTnian and daughter. Beniadinv airplanes arc ahdui half romplr-tvd. The main lication filed, order allowing claimsentered, final account filed, order Mr-. Polly Fash and daughter, Mr ... hcldup is getting materials and allowing account filed. dlMhtirge of tksfgiu. Helen Burkey of Hastings. John plane Thr Junior RioCrrc-s is now mak­ administratrix Issued, estate en­ Eash. Mrs. Howard Thaler were ing a plea for old -.ilk or nylon rolled. Est. Martini Dickinson. Annual stockings. They will in- reprocessed Mishler home * Mi- Orvin Al- amt iued [■> make ammunition bug;. account filed Irrdlng nttendrd the Church of Est. John Mead. Will filed, de­ An asscmblv was held Wednesday. the Brethren Aid at Elmdal * 13. in Central auditonu,.;. clination of trust filed, petition for Thursday. * Mr and Mr?. Floyd January Moving pictures were mown re­ probate filed, order for publication Burkey and family of Hastings were minding the >tud<-nts of .ways to entered. Sunday dinner gursts of their F.st. Bert B. Sjrarks. Proof of puobrother. Clare Eanh and’ family * Wednesday, Jan 13. Mayor Ken­ llci'tlon filed, order allowing claims Pvt. Vcmlr Stahl and mother, Mrs yon introduced Duane Ottosen in entered. Rachel Stahl of CampbeH ijient tin- session mom nr. thc leader of Est. Llewellyn I Campbell. Final Mondnv at tne home of Mr. and a new salvage*drive. Duane dem­ receipts filed, order allowing account Mr:. Jerry Blough. * Callers the onstrated'how to save tin cans vital entered, discharge of admrx. Issued, nast week at Jerry Blough's were far war industries. He began by estate enrolled. Howard McRobr rts of Alto. Riifiscl) first cutting both ends from thc can. E&t. Willie C. Towne Final ac­ Blough and family, und I.avern then putting the can on. thc floor, count fill’ll, order assigning residue Moore of Fn-cport, Mr.'.- Lydia placing a foot upon it. and smash­ entered, dlscharve of executor is­ Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sla- ing it. The enn sliould be pressed sued. estate enrolled. baugh and sen. Est. Mary E Brogdon Will filed, ■o thut ix>ih sides nearly come to­ gether. but not quite. You i.hould petition for probate filed, waivers of notice and consent filed, proof of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Case of be able to iic hint through It. will filed, order admitting will en­ ' students arc nsked to carry on UHs Hickory Comers were Rtiesla nt'the.•nmivtty in their homes. Thc drive; tered. bond of executor filed, letters Mr. and Mr'. Bm Conklin homo nn will take place sometime in April te-tamentary Issued, order limiting Sunday * Relative.'; of Muri Task-;I Thc basketball '.ccond team did settlement entered, petition for er. in service in New Guinea when II net Journey to Alleg.fn Friday night hearing claims filed, notice to credkilled in action, received thc news on I dti'.' to t uni.per Litton difficulties.;j Itors issued. Friday. He was an Assyria boy unlirXDFRSHOTT Mrs. Leon Cole were In Hastinis nnd Learn. Everyone Ls staving at home thes* On Thursday afternoon. January d ■' • •■> there Isn't much news. * Tlie sick folks at Carrol Newton's arc nil better, ieated thc "Smokeless Wonders ----------------- -excent the babv who oh and pie niiful snow siip- Tn this retunneugagtment the re- l« 1- not :-„-t so -’.I She WM getting well Plv * Mr nnd .V -i rvcs polled,, up 39 points against "Ionv atone wood good until she had a set back of Biihfield. Mrs. Mlller. 32 for lhe Wonders . M Hill led <l"° to a csld. cold. * Mr. and Mrs. Ron«l"“ »<> "1'1 Hivpe* w»re sooner guests on Battle Cri-vk. left on Thur1'lay for [flayed nn ouutandmg came also. FUUifliv at the home nf Mr. and Marion. Indiana, to visit a cousin. A regtond meeting of agriculture teachers was held in Hostings high ‘lin'd Jun. 4 tn room 3!1. Mr. Luke .»mw of Rattle Creek visited at Floyd Miller i'll! remain for n month's Kelley ant! Dr. George Deyoe were vl«it * Mrs Edith Milb-r who was heir from Michigan suit college. admitted to Pennock ho-pltul ch ■ning cnllers at Al Briir*. Raltiesnake Banner | * n'h ’'hn«on. who Iwuiwhi the Mrwas brought home on Friday a* tv Before lhe Stars and Stripes, the fl*T *' in p,,"nnrk hn«DHal. emergency cases. * There was no early nava! battles of th. Rcvoto- hernia. Mrs. Johnson's lister is rchool nt the Brlgar school on tion were fought under a variety of .fnV|t*o with h?r. ★ The frlrad* here flags, thc most popular being n yel- evtmd lh?lr xvmonthv to Mrs. Chaa. low flag with a black rattlesnake Srori nnd famtlv in their b-reaveand a white flag with a green pine ment * We hope there will be n trce j '"*>d ntt<'”d«nc? at the W. S. 1 dinner al Ernie Matteson's this COMMENCING AT I O'CLOCK FAST TIME. HORSES FARM TOOLS Boy more, 12 yrs. old, Common rake Block more, 19 yrs. old, Deering mower, 5 foot 'fcrt. 1450 Hay rock Hay loader, John Deere CATTLE Block cow, 8 yrs. old Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old Guernsey and Jersey heifer. Guernsey and Holstein heifer, Heifer, 2 yrs. old HOGS 2 fot sows, wgt. 250 each 5 shoots Pair sleighs New Idea manure spreader 2 horse riding cultivator 2 wagons Spring tooth lever drag Double harness Roller Drill 2 horse collars Walking plow Walking cultivator, 7 tooth Steel drums Other articles too numerous to mention. HAY & GRAIN Some hay Some corn FARM TOOLS Deering binder, 7 foot Side delivery rake MILK, YOU SAY? Here we find Mr. Former Coffee-Drinker, looking into the Beveroge situotion! Preparatory to becoming a milk addict, the discriminating Mr Drinker left no bottle unturned until he found the best . . HIGH^ LANDS DAIRY Grade A Milk, of course! SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it ot your grocers HOUSEHOLD GOODS Library table Bedstead 2 Dressers 2 Rocking chairs HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. FT. 7c. QT. A Qc I Q TERAAS OF SALE: Cash day of sole, nothing to be removed until settled for. BUY U. $. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS BERT PATTON, Prop HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer « .,'NLESS EXPERTLY STORED, A CAR IN DEAD STORAGE COtS ’TO TH I DOGS* FASTER THAN IF CAREFULLY - DRIVEN AND SERVICED. PROPER PREPARATION FOR DEAO STORAGE COSTS ABOUT 430. UF THE GROUND HOG CAN SEE HIS SHADOW, THAT MAY 8E BAD NEWS FOR SOUR. BA rjERY - 6 MORI WEEKS OF WINTER,. Keep it checked and CHARGED FOR THOSE COLD DAYS TO COME. MILTON LEINAAR, Clerk STANDARD RED CROWN STANDARD SERVICE STANDARD’S ISO-VISMOTO.OU OAtOLiNI HIGHLANDS DAIRY PboM 2ssi Robert w. cook, Prop, SiAMOMD OIL COMPANY 0NMANA) riutinci SEE YOUR STANOABD OIL DEALER � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-01-28.pdf 6a55b96cd8ef2d6878c4022c63dae5ec PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JANUARY 28. 1943 12 PAGES—2 SECTIONS Wins Silver Wings „ „ * * * * * * CO. TREAS. CLOUSE Home Front SENDS STATE AID —CHECKS TO SCHOOLS Roosevelt ■ Churchill African INDUCT 42 IN Conference'Shatters Precedent JANUARY DRAFT NUMBER SB NAMED FOR CIRCUIT COURT Borjy School Children JUR0RJ lo neer Inuion Health Envoy a ry y Youths . i* m store tor uarry county scnooi ( Leave Today for Ft. Custer children during the week of Feb. 1. . tk—Prince*,* Wataus health envoyJ Criminal Causa A large group of Bkrn count, thr M|eWfan Tuberculmls ' young nien were in Kulalpazoo last nation brings her u>ax» ncr dramatized —x.«-u Th'' February term of the cir........... week for their final physical examhealth _...._________ lessons his —one of '“K- “-“J1 ®P«» « ru the educationajx services financed ’ J'*d<*'*-D. MdDonald preinailun for induction lAto li‘. "^2 by tuberruln>i<ChrLitmas seal*. Her ’«{"«• Following la the fury itot , Army. Today. Thursday. forty-two'' ■rt^uiulu K-beii.g arranged by Maude £hosen on Monday : ' of them who passed the tests, left W Smith commLMloner. * Charles Annable and Ed. ErhUnaw, ' tor Fort Custer to start their train­ in real life Princess Walassa U Hurtlnm dly. ward' 1 and 4: Prank ( ing. Mia Vemu Wallene. Chippewa In?nd J1? a , This latest group of Barry county dlan from a North Dakota reserva-' and 301 A- Baker. Castletoo: Hu­ J men to enter the service are: . tion. She is the fifth person to carry Ba,™unL a1d ®*U<nMorri* Leo' Alien. Hickory Cor- the Watasaa Uth* for the luberculoWoodland: George Branett. 1 ners. Bernard Maxwell McPharlin. sis association. Auyria: Emerson Cairn* Cairns an> an> Lloyd Arsyria: _ _ _ Hasting ; Waiter Kenneth Wdo; Fl-fwtr Fisher. . Ifa-tlno* Hastings T-wt* Twp.;* Maunoa ,' wu r Wayland. These three were 1 Calkins and Harry Dunn. Rutland; . । volunteer*. i John Carter and John KUlick. Or­ some far reaching plans and jmllcies ! The others are- Don Cruso Reid. angeville: Wm. Crldler and George I R 1 Nashville; Reuben Martin Pish. Noffke. Thomapple. latwl* Daniela. Cartton; Wm. Dipp and Guy South. Yet. in iiiitc of any and all posi­ I Freeport: Webley W Manker. HasIrving; Erne*: Hall and Earl Johntive result* which have been an­ । ting.-. Richard Henry Lelnaar. Bat­ cock. Prairieville; Richard Hath­ nounced. enthusiasm for this un­ tie Creek: Ralph Wayne Hawthorne. Installations Now Being away and Gerald Hine. Hope: Claud usual meeting' must be qualified. 'Hasting'. Or'.o E Springer. Has­ tings. Richard Howard McIntyre. Made on Temporary Basis. Hunt Baltimore > Hilmer Johnson Much was accomplished and yet Battle Creek; Arthur Elwixrd Tobias. and Harry Manhall. Johnstown; • ome oi the most important ques­ Hastings; Le*trr Dale Smith. R 2. The Michigan Bell Telephone an- Ebbie Lelnaar. Barry; Samuel Mction* were left unanswered. i Nashville; Ia*wis Judson Guernsey. nouneed today that, because of war Keown. Yankee Springs Mary RydAbove all else, people over here ,H 1 Hastings; Donald Kenneth ■n.ulh.K,™ or uu would like to have heard that plans . Wellfan . Hasting*: George Courier hud definitely been made for a JL 5**1, l'’n5'An,t:>P‘r?1 AYJt,n cphone* in Hastings now can be criminal Cawsew— unified Allied command and that ! F,lo®k2-e/*af‘h\y,rA 9?’’l,p HBr*. made only on a temporary basis, exTh#. “ People " vs. — ‘Herbert • Couch. - ■ . .Ulemem U» political mess ' JJ. *™“ erpt a* the service Is e**ential to da*^^d?j„ .. a settlement rf of the the direct war effort or to the pub- Juf’' ‘ (Continued on page 4. Sec I) Kenneth Duane Hoffman. Nixsh- ! lie security. , Marvin F. Cooley vs. Pet Milk Co. vtllr Joseph Alphas Vroman. Jr. William O Best, manager for the ft,,a*' Woodland; Bernard Junior. Oarvev. company. »aid that applicant* for , Vletta Cathey vs. Richard BessNc»hvi'le; Lloyd George Brunt. R new installations in Hastings will be I trespass | 3. Bellevue: Cecil Alvin Cruttenden. offered party-line sen Ice with conAlberta Cole ys. Richard Bessmer. I Ypsilanti Hugo Clulre White. Prte- tract* permitting the company to ... . i:ort. Dale Egbert temmcn. R. 2. withdraw the sen'ice on a 48-hour Rusiell Brinkley vs. Richard Besa\ Delton; Frederick Junior Haywood. notice should the facilities be needed mert respa**. Hasting*; Georae Junior converse. for the direct war effort or the pub- „ Omar Bimum vs. Consumers 1 R. 5. Hastings. Robert Watson Coo­ lie security. Power Co. trespass. Free Press Sports Writer ley. Hastingv Robert Clarence An­ Linda Under that arrangement, he Lind* Lou Powell vs. Matthew Cites Unusual Offensive ; drnon. Raspng*: Lyle Arthur New- pointed out. persons who otherwise “altch. trespaas | ton. R I. Freeport Record of Local Team could not get service because of war , ‘Ca“”.. . Thomas innma* Edwin tuwin Kurt. nurr. Hasting*; nasungs; restriction* will be able to obtain । EBa* J-Foafw vs. Mr. and Mi*. Gordon Ironside. Jr., local high 1 Garth Emmerson Floria. R. 2. Del- 'it on a temporary oasis. Even under Howard Price, ejectment, school student, has always been j ton; Max Frederick Francin-o. Ha.«- that condition, however, senice can Adolph Parley vs. William E. 1 interested in sport* writing and In tings: Darrell Dwight Dean. Ha.<-' be provided only If circuit*, as well. Howe, no cause given, one of his first attempt* made the ting*; Edward Kenneth Cteler. Pon- as central office facilities, are availHarry O Mohrmann. Rec'r. vw feel our Barry- County boy* had u.. 889-14. « BarryviUe. bA.. 8220 64. Detroit Free Pres*. In a letter to : t;ae: Steve Hula Middleville: Ver­ r Albert J McClelland. assumualL I Etamp io good for three pound' Bob Latshaw. u sports columnLst 1 non Linwood Newton. Ypsilanti:• abiBest 1 1®. Shores. S.A.. 8215.41. good quarter* and food. said the plan 1* designed to I Wm. c Mnln. Odn. v*. Hayden through January 31st. on that paper, he told Bob about ,, Stanton Jay Strickland. R. 3. Ha*­ Speaking of food.boy*. I just road HASTINGS CITY. SA.. 82.599. — । -.rung.... .. 1 ,I lng>. Jame, Henrv Mulder. Has­ ' afford senice to ,the greatest poisi-: Hathaway trespass. । Slamp 11 good for three pounds , .the remarkable record up. this where we have had the last sliced i. jerc. total 88.801. ' । ble number of person* wanting it.' Wrn C. Main vs. Hayden Hath­ । from Feb I through March 15 scoMin by the Hastings High bas- ting*; Winn Delo-. w.w... bread we will get for the duration. । Green. owmuhu Hastlnas:.:. at the same time complying with or-, ***>'• lr”P“L •• — —-— i HASTINGS TWP— Dist. No. 3. . t Both coffee and sugar coupons are ketbull team and Bob. in turn came Aithur Wayne Gerber. R. 6. Battle- ders of the War Production Board Now perhaji* we re can• once —- ry again —r- rimer, Fl,hrr s_A~ 882: 14 in.. frl. *>n-guijr. Gregory. o. S. Edward D- Well*, RecY. vs. Thomr>..,. good nlii . . 853; -7. .... n ..8. ... ..__ Cen•from the same War Ration Book 1. 'though with the following article ' Creek Richard Dwight Barnes’[thAt adequate faculties be resened ** D French, assumpsit taste cue of those old nw'b heels a Star. -.. S«H. Hastings Vest Cinnrd Good* <in th<> Frpr Pre " sport page' (transferred to Barry from Ionia iend slices u> you younger boys* wc t,.r |75; )0 fri qmnjby. S A . $58 ‘ to meet military, war-production.. In-the Matter of the Petition Of Meat— Canned t.ood* Good* .viral —Canned WHEN A HIGH SCHOOL bas- | county* and essential public need*. The tele- ‘h* Board of Supervisors for Barry A new War Ration Book II will krtbali learn leads it* confereiwe ; 1 phone -ayatem cannot be expanded 'Continued on page 5. Sec. I) i be distributed during January, ac- with three victories slid no de­ here at home Undentanil T. d *,2kJ1P ^22 m a wp a’ .-ufficicntiy to care for all .-enlce------------------------- ■*> ■ ■ to ■present plan-. This will feats, its not unusual. *cie ' cording — ------ — >-yKi opf want* to Introduce a bin in »’’• ,.3' 4 Ed Van Poparing and the kit* were -I.... demand* lxiuu.se Die materials re- aiiiaiitrYAgkRl 1919* Hindi.■ SA.. 8169. 6. Shultz. SA. mad* under the supervision of Mrs. coter pwcwed h^ and other u a team u.nrn compiles coropUes such gucn a n record record Congress to keep chewing gum cm $7C. 7 frl. Brush Ridge. SA.. 8151; Fred Bechtel, chairman of produc- -terne-suc>’ «» and in four additional games rolls the ration ttst forever. | rAlloned early In 0*43. To obtain These nr* busv day* for the nurses 9. Cloverdale. SA.. 877. this new book, yqji Ynust produce OI the uir Health noun Department wr|m.**.»..* — - what , IRVING -HYP.-Dist NO. 3. Wood, ■"&. of duruuiu- u. Oto,.™ Book , L 1. ° on dales for regiitra- ।. n the da J*:' .to ,T registra~That hl<h coring mark ha* ------------- ------------------------------■■IvlWVHI ‘ -Rather than holding ourselves to ' f witii *o many new babies to visit. SA-. 8151: 4 frl- Jones, SA.. 86 87; the various articles to go In the kit* Book n,__ L |_--------------------------------- : arbitrary eAllmate* on the extent of I U Vi ItArlL VI IIVCKJ to be announced later. _ —7—..S— «——-7 frl encountered by Homer Smith, vice- “on ,0 betion announced later. been e*t*bli*hed by llullngi Many of them belong to you boys 5.-. Ryan. A-« 8160.56; . Fil ­ Brcok In Gai Main Cult Off (UtUre essential demands and deny. . .. . .. in*"thc fcan Freeport | nigh School o< the West Cenin the Wservic<" service • — assure --------- •you — more.“SA * *8174: ”*' °9,rfrl.. ’ ,“'r' vd- 'chairman who was in charge of GASOLINE AND TIRES Heat Supply Here , tng service to civilian*, we properIncrease* In Memeerthips lag'- whool. school. SA S A ., 8613. T. 845). 8451. total purchasing, the exart exact date for do-। do- । — stamp 4• •from " Basic Mileage Ra- I — lraI League.-----In seven that you will be proud of them lage • — • 1 Michigan ----- *--------------------<1 OA4 12 frl.. f-l Little l ittle Brick. Rrirk SA.. «A 875 47S Ing tne this t'---------------------------------------Thnnii.. was «-■ a « cold day <in n the 10 n‘“k,f by “ *YaUable to a* many os ; And Innresented Insurance In Force work cannot**be announced, tion A B«x>k. worth four gallon* of «i»me» the team ha* averaged when you come home. They are . 81.064. Thursday pog^e offering temporary con at the annual e* dr.verve deserve , ---------------JOHNSTOWN TWP—------Dirt..... No. 2 Mosl o{ lhe articles are here and gasoline, goal from Jun. 22 through! )a-t a fraction under 60 points. । HasHngs-YW. fine babies and your wives ---------------Uacte to applicant*”. Bret explained JfSSl ie soldier., frl.. Monroe. Monro. SA.. SA. 879.40 879 40.. 4 frlfrl . Str- ."word >w*• — been that the March 2L "All this was brought to our at­ a tribute They are true r~ •received —r:— r Coincident with sub-zero weather , ' ’h"urX^? Jo^held h^on w£‘ too. and are trying to do their ------------best -vens. S A . 888. 5 frl., Bristol, SA- ----------------------------<Hhers have been ---------shipjicd to have a healthy, happy baby for #1S7; 6 Banfield. S.A 8143 87. 7 ever. Mrs Barties would like U •you on your return. This business Culver. S.A- 8121; JLBurroughs. 8,ur 1,1.I,V'J so. to ** l^'*‘ nf being both father and mother A, <123. materia! it her? and anyone deMrUn'l >1.1 >»■.>•>■ Job. b,« 1m sm ; MAPU; OBO(,E TWr-Obl. No. “ “'P “ «el “ to hear a complaint. Little Linda n Manle GroveCenter SAS97 43', ... nr . . Lou R»e. Barry County'* first 1M3 ‘ frl Mnvn s a <14 'i frl These kite Tne&e Kit* are ­ Unorr are given given to toservice serviceI -We have eight lettermen back 1‘heir usual and only source of fuel J The telephone manager pointed '“d^ Wrfnc.tteM for Camp a * e‘fr^ iinham 8 AMof mfn hsavfhg for foreign sen ice or schedule. baby's dad Richard left for Ua^f Type Gits Book A. New Deadline from last Venr's squad, three of I Although the break happened j out tt^t the iltuatlon is *o seriou* *“ d ™°^ week ol<T 1'a 'tflM 7 fri 'Brameh *" J*nl to unlu akeady *‘a‘«*ned Custer when *he was 11 .w*«k .. 5. Norton. SA . 8194. 7 in. Branch. abrM(1 conlaln articles need­ Date for 1st Inspection March 31 .hem rrauiars Cant Ray Kenyon 1 about 2:00 A. M Thursday morning., that it may even become nroessaty t” a,'d"$*”*4 •J®’"*' She and Bemadine are both fine Theieafter. Once Each 6 mopths. ,an outv“ndmg guard and an in- i‘he reserve tank here wa> sufficient Ito requrel some presant ImBvidual-1 O’f^'hoaen by the dlrertm ed by the men not supplied by the now and looking forward to hi* re- S A . J1B9 0.. I tv pec tion* at least 90 days apart, l.-piring leader-' Ted Banash. highto keep most burners going until pine user* to take party-line service a ” ’ turn. ’ -----। ORANG EVI LIE TWP — Dist No.: Army or Navy but each kit. mea.?~«» —yz. ” leaacr; £ leu K Danusn. nigiini lS'spuing .-*g5E .a L.Ak. ’E,ne.rlv ™ A M. In l,e<. « to Iorder rh.r earn,1.1 deer. m.y * H.»ra toaay that Chari- Waller, and «r ankle,, are specnicu trailed iiiies. u«v — ,,e.w 2e?dll£f ' scoring center; and Ken Lane, nn- i;.••• .................if — Heard mat unarie* wuivci*. J- °™,£v'2 ? villaa. - -rhool. S.A.. • „„™„u <uiu ----“tEtes?....................... ...... SSL»««. >ved by the War Depart-. 1st Inspection Feb. 28. olhpr high-scoring forward, are homes were able to keep feeble lit-। have telephc stationed ■ • near Hawaii, * u- has ------------been*247. ill *247 4. Blake. -*■ ***B.A.. “*• • £A S6j... 865. land approved Depart- D»te- for A contributing factor to the ne._ u,. ------------their stove j a conthbi —st. No. l. ment. The kits--------provide soap,Thereafter. play- •••* Once Each 4 moath.v. tlle regulars burning up the courts.' tie flame* going on— with pneumonia and under Charles I RUTLAND TWI —Dist. at least 60 ■days "Acrordinz '** **" —-uKnrr.-r* burners mn<i most «r at th* the mnmlne morning. Rut But. ' cesaity for tl the restrictions ha* been 3. Ing card*, cigarettes, shoe polishing inspections Insj^--.™ —fUaH. -apart. m—••• • scroruint McIntyre's care. Small world after Algonquin Lake, s A. 814536: Siare: Horace Powers, Hastings; Fred TVn> — n , .. —___ . io .nr. muuMM-. S A , i cloths, pencils, writing material. .s v , w«-u bolh Hana»h and Lane, who set Ibv 7:00 A. M. most of the homes in • the sharp growth in the number of Likins. Memphis; W. P. Oreaa, all isn't it? Can't think of anyone cnitirster. Chidester. b Sa A. 85*; 854; 4. 4 Tunner. Turn . .. ___ IT -0(1 n **U«« t t'MBbn this community knew that some- j telephones in service here under the Ixlgcr. 822830."1 frl 7 frl. Good-1 viivwiiix chewing gum. shoe laces, C Date lor --1st Inspection new »chool scoring oulh aiiia: luvea. waterproof w-toiptwu, J*P --- - --,----- -Feb. - -8 -mum,, „... A record* last I'd rather see than you Charles. If 888 . 6. ...» aaZ_ — boxes, .... impulse of wartime demand, he said Hillsdale; M DeYoung. MusU—1 match Thereafter.finer OnceEach Each7 7mnni.j, munu>» »ear. -have excellent chance* of. 1 thing was wrong. IIUILAII UVACa. ,razor WMJI blades, pocket--Thereafter I had to have it. Hope you are ■Will. . -------.--------------.-------------------THORNAPPLE TWP-HTiornap. »i>*<l novels and sewing cases and. inyxictlons at least 45 days apart. | breaking their own mark*. lUn- i A similar situation prevailed in He added that there are about 2 075 of the officers and director* were completely recovered Cha*. the Ionia and Lake Odessa areas. 1 telephone.* in service here, a gain ot Commerclal cars and truck.'; have a*h. who «>« the leading scorer Met Rivynond Reynold*' dad on pie-WK Kellogg .school. BA- 85.- ru* approximately 8100 each. until Feb. 28 for the first tire in- of the two, recently chalked up As the furnace flame* died out, I about 115 over a year ago at this re-election* the Mreet tire other day with a pic­ 498. T. 8174. total 85.672. ----------------- -----------------------.----------------------------U — Other members of the board of the-----cold began-- to seep in and peo­ time. spectlon. | 37 pointe in a game against Al- .to ture from the Free Press showing WOODLAND TWP-Township ;TWO BarrvCo BOVS Similar restriction on Installations See your regular gas or tire deal- Ugan. In Mr. Ironside's words, ple used ail manner of schemes to . some of the boy* In New Guinea. school at Woodland. SA.. 83.168. T, ’ w° combat the frigid weather. er for location of official inspection I •Tint Isn't bad.' prevail Firein 51 other oulstete com­ Glare O inorpe. asismuw. wrr Hope you won at that game. Ray­ 1621. total 83.789. O. Stanley. Indian River; W. H. stations. OPA urges this be done ....in most Overlooked the uiniwtru uiuai of ui. .. uir news. irv-a, | places were «... stoked to ~ cspacUy;, elec.... munities in the company's territory, mond. Know by the look on your u possible to avoid con- Hastings easily take* top honors I trie ovens were turned on and the u well a* In 12 central office areas Burd, Ann Arbor; Robert F. BeasYANKEE SPRINGS TWP—DisL dad's face how glad he was to see It gestlon. for offense thus far this season." doors left open so that the heal in the city of Detroit. Seemed so good to see Arnold No. 1 frl.. Gates. S A . 8133; 3 frl. •). drifted _ out into the room; even even Perkins again. He looks fine in his Yankee Springs. SA.. 8113. A Hand F. Martin, son of Mr. and Conway. Lupton. Valid date of Couiion 3 Iras been [electric grills and toasters were Total*. SA. 825.305.79; Tuition. uniform. Informs us he is to go Mrs. Howard Martin of Dowling. The yearly report of the company Dowling. advknced”lo Feb ^ '~ “ ‘ | plugged in to get the benefit of the to Arkansas Letha is going along 88.301; total. 833306 79 will make interesting readUig for and Wayne L. Finkbriner son of starting Feb 2. Period 4 Coupon ; limited heat generated; some solved । and I hope she will look up all of ILS 129.684 policyholders, an increase Mr.l<*1? Ftokbelner of-will be valid to April 17. for 11 --------------------------------------------------------- the problem by going to bed with the boys stationed there from Barry of 1.000 over 1941. The report also - --------- -------Food restriction order No. 11. te-’electric heating pads. ,OI“ ,to ..—... _oou_; or slons as Second Lieutenants at Of- po^, d 110 - holders -------of' । *ued by director of the food dtetri-j By mid morning the break was ports' an and 110 gallonr gallons <to *o I've commiMioned Letha ^Oenfleer's Candidate School. Miami ]00-gallon force of nearly 821.500,000, bringing inA.vaiinn coupons*. rminniwi. , button administration atfd effective repaired and shortly after 1:00 P. M. । rral" to do the visiting. Hope I c CD ICC CER Q Beach, Fla. on January 20th. i Special 1 Feb I. restrict* the sale of milk and ‘he service was functioning a* ( Duties Of Board Expected the total amount to 8492306319 a don't gel In wrong with* some Armv JthlCJ rCD. o I Dab^ must be registered for ra- ' cream to individual homes and other 1I tuu**. , , , . ! To Increase In Near Future close approach to the 8M9JMLN9 official. David ------------ ...■-------*----•- Farm — Iiiyn M.IIUUI aim second in.... the aeries ----- Goodyear. - ------ ■----- Orville ------ ,| The ... ----------of nroirui D.Bir and Western state VUICol- ■ Uon books within 30 days alter birth.; retail sale* sales to container* of at least least , Th? »P?«ly repa repair was made aoal which should be exceeded in ‘r.Ijob 0** * “ n Jad? 1 Cooley and perhaps more are sta- Production meetings io be held In lege of Kalamazoo then enlisting in I1 __________ _• ——*^.*L*_--------'a [ a ouart quart in volume volume. This order thus thus !possible ix»sible by the assistance azslstance of about | A Att a special *peci*l meeting of the rationraUonHoned there *o that will be a good the county by County Agent Har-: the gir Corps as Physical Instruc-' ■ Af a I At C I prohibits sale of pints and half pint*.35^*552?re'hm'n’the ' ln» he,d rationing oS Mart for her. You help her out. old J. Foster, will be on Monday. tOrs. They received basic training L-VUAL V. Ur V. Claims for losses paid during 1943 to homes ,I U« Knu. so -n that nnn» b> missed ___ — „ _* a m ET MONDAY • a , ■ hOm” or other retail customers.*,u'“ • “ h"-D her, Thur«to .Ikmoto to flee here Thursday afternoon. Jan. numbered 8.897 and the total boy*, none win will Kbe missed Veil Feb a8. 'n,, The lubjecta In to Iw. be discuss- at Jefferson Barrack*. Mo., before This order does not restrict the sale lfX*1 cr'WI . . David's birthday was lost Tuesday, rd will be Dairy Production and j ixlng sent to Miami. 21. Leon Bauer, local businessman. of pint and half pint containers to genera Llhe~Incon amount paid on these claims was Thought of you and hope the birth- Farm Crop*. Meeting* will be held u. Flnkbciner was assigned to his Income And J Other Tax restaurants, factories, schools and I *akeJ’ hi stride. Most people un- was unanimously selected to fill the 8395.575.53 There was but one mdav cake arrived all O. K. 'at six different locations over thelposi |n Texas and Lt. Martin at Problems is to be Discussed Diicuited other institutions where the bottles ' «nH *nS chairmanshlp made vacant by the, vere windstorm, that of May 29. Pretty nice picture Dr. Walton । county during the’ afternoon ana” North Carolina • ------sold .j .for ------■------------------beyond control and ap­ BMn.Uou Sr Couow Ckrt Alto■ -Mg; " The Hastings Chamber of Com- are resale on--the premises. .something I1 ha* on his desk of Junior and hi* evening. ‘ ---------------- '< e * I predated the p^pmpt manner in flvde. iot Eaton. Ingham, Livingston ana merce will hold their regular monthbride. None nicer than these Barry , Specialists from the dairy and ’ rs BETTY CRAWLEY ’ —J2. —j.- -a. ■------- -stt : which the gas lines were brought Mr. Bauer is not new to the re- Oakland with such devastating atly meeting Monday evening. Feb. 1. -------’ county boys and their wives or; craps department* at Michigan .u w..„ « 1 FROM oi nF**T lntn *ni*t* ■8*ln It must have qulremenu of rationing board work I feet. All of the— areaa are pcj»* The meeting will be open to dis- i a LIFTTFR sweethearts, and I'm not prejudiced. | Stale College will discuss the subb4*! HI'^U RIHFW ik ' b**n • co,d' uncomfortable job getsince he has already served on the i*rous agricultural sections, the Mrs. Betty Crawley, daughter of cusslon of tax problems and George-------ifornia----------- ’------------------thig the line repaired in the midst This summer Doctor and I vis-1 jecl* attempting to bring our farmfuel oil panel. storm costing Um Windstorm Co. Dean, chairman of the program lied the Bruce Caspers in Walla [ i-rs the last developments and short Mr. and Mrs Hale Carpenter °r ’ sub-zero blizzard—but the Within a few weeks, the number about 8250.000 in loaaca paid. I th“Sht I would write a letter aorlt w done *»* wcU Walla. Washington Many of you cut* In the business that will allow Carlton township, is awaiting her committee, informs us that they of rationed articles will be great ! (Continued on paRa 6. Baa. 1) will remember her as Frances Car-1 the farmer, to Increase productions, call for assignment in the WAAC s. have secured George A. Payne pt * ■ ly Increased and this, in turn, will j ••• rather*. Had a chance to see the , Increased production is greatly On Jan. 9. she filed her application Grand Rapids who will give a talk for the Banner. I am a reader of great Air base there Wf of you : needed in dairy and some crops to in Kalamazoo and on Thursday of on income and other tax problems the Banner. Charley Offley sent It [KhA Wnr RnnrH who happen to be stationed there.! meet our National food goals for last week went there for her men­ and will also answer questions The a year for a Christmas preaent and tal and physical tests, which she committee feels that this subject Li I like it very much. I was 89 years To Handle Farm call her up. she will be glad to have ' 1943. u Repr...ntotiv. Hare a visit. I know. Some of you may ■ County Agent Foster expect* lo passed successfully and on Friday a pertinent one at this time and old in September and read the Ban- 1 0 rlOnaie Farm ! the knowledge that It U a patriotic Mrs. Bvelyn Foote Murphy, field have been student* of hers when be tble to announce next week the was accepted and sworn in. She ex­ with this thought in mind have ar­ ner without glasses I used to near Hastings fifty years ago and , rxuiivniny . | duty which must be done. representative of the American Rad she taught music here tn the Har - hour and place of each meeting a* pects to receive her assignment sev­ ranged this program. The regular order of business will traded in Hastint*. Old-timers all Farm residents were reminded toHnas school ! well as the particular extension eral days before time to report for Speaking of the Hastings school I specialist who will appear at each duty. Mrs. Crawley is a graduate precede the program and the meet­ dead. Dan Striker. Messer Bros. d>v by Leon. Bauer chairman of 1 SECOND VICTORY ■ I wu* really alarmed over the ef-1 meeting. This will allow fanners of the Hastings High school with ing is called for 6:30 p. m. to be sn arxrxf’i 2“ w"pncc rI book campaign feet of the wak on the home folks, to choose their meetings if they tiie class of 1938- Her friends wish held at the I. O O F hall with the when I read the letter a few weeks have a desire to see a certain per- her every success in her new work new president. Einar Frandsen. in have oranges, lemons, grapefruit. Boa”*- ‘hat they must get in tpuch Tte HuU«. public library m B.™ charge. English walnuts and lots of other । with the chairman of their County | ago. and found out Walt Perkim son. Jim" Hayes and A- C. Kill! fruit, all we want I raise a patch .Agritulturai War Board if they w|sh had gone poetic. Good effect must zer will appear on the program* DRAFT BOARD REFORTS V. 8. MARITIME SERVICE of potatoes and a garden. I do (O purchase farm machinery or operating in the second Victory work, be. for -------------------------------the poem wa* good*wasn't ------- - for the dairy department* and Ho­ DELINQUENCY CASES .u- bool .— ---------Mt> Murphy's main mlM»n 1 quite a little work. It gives me a ; equipment. They should not apply Book campaign, the it? Just one of those lights hid­ ward Rather and A. A. Johnson on AGAIN OPEN TO RECRUITING The following named men regis­ »ls lime was to--help p I have a row of u> their local rationing board or to lo the boys tn service. ------------------------------—,with ------ - the ■ den under a bushel. I guess * the crops part of the program. After a 48-day halt In recruiting good apt* Ute Mast stop now after all. Zolly Farmer* are urged to attend and tered with Local Board No. I. Barry activities due to the Presidential Or­ Calla Lille* In bloom 75 feet long the War Production. Board. Mr. tnbutions may be taken lo the U. llminary work of the S. O. room or if you are unable to and war fund drive tn Maran. I didn't ash me to pdit the Banner invite their neighbors to ride with t County.' are now considered delin­ der of Dec 5. whfth stopped enlist­ and 4 feet wide back of the house Bauer emphasized get them there, please call the 11- Jamas W Radford to the on I lived near Nashville before I *"8ueh ’ 8 uch applications have been Best wishes to all of you. wherever them. Every farm and fanner must quent: Maurice Carl Smith, age 20. last ments of all services, the Maritime went tv».nt to tn Pomona. Pn-trinnu Calif.. t'allf 23 '11 years vear* handled . Ji.u by .... County ..... * —.4,,..IlI brary. 2552. and notify ML** Jean chairman to raise the quota of Agricultural do its best on production in 1943. you may be. known address. 428 S. Jefferson St,, Service has been authorized to re­ ago and I haven't seen a snowflake w^r Board* since these boards were Barnes, librarian, or her assistants 200 and much of Mrs. Murp Sincerely, sume acceptance of applicants for Hastings. Mich. ’ New txwkj or books in good con- ume was spent with her. since. set up by thruDepartment of AgrlSue Carrothere. Raymond Leo Jorgenson, age 27. Merchant Marine training Appli­ Mrs. Radford Is now busy ’ Remember I am 89 and cant culture in each county in the na- dltion, current best sellers or book lUyou fellows ever wonder, and • last known address, c o C Yeiter. cants must bA American citizens be­ write a* good as I could once. - •last• -fall. More ------— ap- club’ielectlona. popular fiction and appointing of commttui you probably do, who’s thinking A C. Johnson. Prop. I -tion recently tween the ages of 17 to 35. Addi­ non-fiction, books of adventure, throughout the county, ■ John Offley | plications for plumbing and heatabout the service man and his prob- ■ The old Johnson homestead hav- R-l. Freeport. Mich. Their name* have been reported tional Information can be secured westerns, or mystery stories, fun transportation dlfflcuUMa 871 North Hamilton i ing equipment in farm home* have tems after the war. you can find all. ing been sold we will have a public in* answers answer* in in tlie tne person person of oi Captain captain auction auciion at at the me farm isrm located ux-aieo 2 2 miles miles . f°f from United States Maritime Serv­ Pomona. California. been brought under the Agricultur­ books, or technical books published the work will have lo *■ th* ice Office. Hammond Building. De­ since 1935 are among the deaired mail and tetaphooe an Eddie Rlckrnbacket. If ever a fel-' west and *■* mile south of Middle- IhvestlgatMm and prosecution. al War Board's jurisdiction. troit. ________________________ . ford U low champions your cause it is Rick- vtlle or 6 miles south of Caledonia, | ---------------------- ** MONTHLY REPORT | Thus fanners should remember to books listed At the meeting of the Buslneu Uon ah enbecker. who came back after or 8 miles northeast of Wayland ALD' EDW- Mn™ OF CITY POLICE . get in touch with the Agricultural Women's Hospital Guild last «Mk|BMTY 9 twenty-one days on a raft in the Mr. Johnson is offering a good list , FILES PETITION City Marshal Harry Thompson t War Board's chairman whenever MEETING WEDNESDAY .. Monday evening. Miss Banjos made A brt submitted -his monthly report to the they wish to purchase any type of elfie without food or water, sUll of cows. hogs, chickens, farm tools Saturday, Feb. 6. twelve o'clock Next Wednesday. Feb. 3. the sec­ !ty or equipment equip for the a plea for book* and a collection. le to pock a wollop that makes and hay and grain Mr. Flannery noon. is the deadline for filing peti­ ond M. E. A meeting for this school city council Friday evening, aa fol-1 machinery amounting lo 87-25. wa» taken to be H*rtx>r everyone back home realize they will cry the sale and the Caledoniations for nomination for the non­ year, will be held at the Central lows: Twenty drivers' licenses were ‘farm or farm *home. .—j «------------ ’--ing copies id; ten doors of business places Here in Barry county. Glenn Wothaven't even begun "to deliver" for;Stale Bank will act as clerk. Issued ; ten doors of business ' partisan election to.be held on Mon­ school building In this aity, start­ fellows out there on the battle i -------- — *** found unlocked; nine accidents ring, chairman of the County USDA Modem day, April 5. Up until Monday noon ing with a dinner al 6:80. served by ; NOTICE OF WINTER TAXES Edwin Smith, candidate for alder­ the ladles of the Goodwill church. were policed; one arrest and con­ War Board is the one to see regard­ As long as you have a man like, After February 15. 4 per cent will man for the Second ward, was the Dr. Clyde D. Simpson of the Chil­ viction for larceny by conversion; 25 ing applications for purchase of miscellaneous complaints were an- farm machinery or plumbing or Rickenbacker tjusl returned from be added to all unpaid taxes. only one to have filed hia petition. dren's Center In Kalamazoo la to healing equipment for farm homes. nate to this w । swered. * (Continued on page 6. 8ec. 1) Mabel Field. City Treat.—2-4 He la now the incumbent------ .— be guest speaker. There l* no denying . the -high drama of the Roosevelt-Churchill meeting in Casablanca, French Morocco—it was a master stroke by two master showmen; nor should the importance of this meeting be underestimated even llwugli it leaves many pertinent questions unanswered. Dr Gotbbeb. hlfhsclf. never staged a neater bit of political propaganda. •The timing was superb and there Is immense satisfaction in "knowing that live "bumbling democracies" were able to gel away with a show of this magnitude. ago you wrr* in school. Think my *'H1 M5n'*L5!^?er, M<T ,l5 The meeting of the American family get u great kick out of my ‘fM‘. “,w**>ril°,'n>*>*L'' °f ‘h‘' f^'d president and the English prime remarks - That boy went to the by the Auditor General a de-, minister should serve notice to the Hlnea School or. tiiat boy sigrjed P«»tmen‘. nwtter ha* been set­ world that, despite superficial dif­ .... own ----- ------------— .vac­ tied and the claims of Detroit and hi* request slip to ui have ference. the two great nations they cination and thought you played a the other opixsxlng unite were de­ represent are undivided in lh<* re­ good juke on me when I hud to ex­ tiled. solve io see this war through to a Distribution tn the school displain ... to ____________ your parent-s..how it hap• uccrssful and complete conclusion. nened. n u*»rii Muuaugn. netted. B«t you are glad now you ' trier* in Burty county wa* ai follow* Russell Mubaufh. n*nj Barry ««»■■■>.• County had It for 1 cap vouch for the re# the initiate "SA" meaning'Mate 1 bo,. H rommi*»ioned second Lieu- The joint announcement by these action when you wait until you are aid and "T" mean* tuition: -------• ■irnant in Air « urp* «vr*ervr. •«inn. two leaders .. .that nothing , . short . . of an adult for the first do*i:. ' ASSYRTA TWP.—Dist. No Lpcl! 'perialt) K flying the bl< bomber*.. unconditional surrender by the Axis _____ _____ _ iwiaerx would be h<* acceptable arcentahle was i powers You tlwt came from tne rural S A . 873 70: 4 frl.. Austin. 8 A . 833 -. cheering not only to the free na­ school* will have a’ nice surprise 47: 5. Assyria Center. SA. 8154. 7 14 _ \*/ ft Rnmae Tr* waiting tor you when you return, frl. Brigg*. SA. 872; g^frl. Lincoln.'m rs* "• M***riB5 IU tions fighting on the Allied front Some ofsay them really are modernized. but especially so to the countries Fcould remodeled'biit Uie word BALTIMORE TWP—Dtet. No l. ^UPC!7*SC which are now subject to the iron­ handed Nan and Japanese rule. Pawling, SA .J9L 2 frl. Striker. enough The Dowling sciwol with . 8_ a"." 8155? A. f rs:,J SA.. 8155; 3* 3. fjTo.i.ixr McOmber. S SA 8152,? “?»'!»*. Hendershott. S A .^876. 5. WrelB.! Mr*. W. D Barnes has volunteer­ to mention all of the other equip­ ed to supervise the filling of the . D ATIOWI MfZ AT 400 oversea* kits made by Barry r'" 1 ivninw ment is a model one room rural Baincy Mllb S.A . 871 ’ school, lire south room: juake.* h BARRY TWP.—Delton Consoli­ county women. Mr*. W. G Hubbard., suilabl*' library' where there are dated School district, SA.. 83756. T. chairman of the Barry Co. Chapter. ” enough book* to serve all of the oth­ i 8853. total 84.609. American Red Cross, announced to- I Herewith i* * brief digest of e*er schools in the township. day. Mr*. Ba me* will be assisted sent tel rationing fact* a* applicable The w W. K. K. Kellogg Kellogg Foundation Foundation „4679P2~CaritonCen- in the. supervision by Mrs. G. L. to people living in Michigan 'aUo Tire Lockwood. Mrs. Wallace Osborn and Ohio. Kentucky or Indiana' camito ut Clear and Pin* Uk<>. boy*, look quite different from Jhe 1 8 ‘ J***"JI 7,. Mr*. Frank Hoonan. 1 Coffee place* where many of you spent f?.'n,1'"" J A «%! !■ Rada’ These 400 kit* compose the quota coujion 27 good for one pound vacation From all report* the >0 frl Brown, b A. 85 JI. I.. Ragia. for the local chapter, the money for through Jan 3. wlurh raiu.d lx«t _ , which ua, was raised last tall fall hv by Xfr* ’। Coupon Coast Guards fee) they are pretty 28. alio of one pound lucky to b<- stationed there and we CAJFTLETON TW£~Dk'.£.° * fr}• vfclur. valid starting Jan. 4 and run­ are glad in Burry County to wel- Nathvllle village-. SA.. 83.109 . 2 frl.. ning through Feb* 7. come them and only wish we could Lakeview. HA 884; 7. MartlmS-A.. To the Men and Nurse* in our. Several Districts Also Aimed Service*: Get Tuition Money In Zolly informed me Jt was my turn' First Payment of 1943 to visit with you all. I was realiv County Treasurer George pleased for a* I look over tlie list i Clouse has mailed checks to the vare»h£ inEu?Wes” ^ooh of Banr ttunw ll r«Sly tek. > ‘oteUing 833.606 79. which represent* a greuT itreteh of mv iMguiMlmi ,,Mt P**11"-'1' »«* >»<3 of state tuS!re! some of you'are o$ enough «‘d money, which include* state aid to £ sirring Uncle Ban". bul! you “ "<» tuition fund » Th ‘- mo »*v *" and fundi This money was due t)jr counties of the state in the, XrereTyou are wid wr are proJd o7'19« bui*;ii’heid up ’by‘i^d~ : ot^m“ *£h * *h”rtPUnte in« UtigaUon. the city of Detroit Such a statement also does much to rinse- out the unpleasant taste left by the appealing, muddled. Vichy-pampcrlng political policies which have so far dulled the glory a truly wonderful military achieve­ ment In North Africa. Undoubtedly the army, navy and air force leader, of the two nations came to some important conclusions aud understanding* during their days of joint 'meetings and conferenccs Any decl-ions of a milltary nature will, of course, have to remain carefully guarded secret* until the hour of action is at liand. Fri». WAR CUTS NEW PHONE SERVICE .Red CrOSS KltS A GLANCE HASTINGS QUINTET GETS STATE MENTION REITCROSS — ' 'COLDEST” DAY OF a■^“^»r“'”n"LYEAR THURSDAY WINDSTORM INS. A MA MF AFFIfFDC Commissioned As Second Lieutenants New Order Affects C i kkilL gal- JOle U! MIIK SECOND FARM LEON BAUER NAMED 821047 PRODUCTION MEET TO MEET MONDAY VOW** War DOOra utoVtoi" TX TvKXi! Red Cro„ Fi.ld HveiMachifie RationiriQ AUCTION SALES S a Al �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JANUARY 2», IM] PAGK TWO I MILO I Mr. and Ain. Merle Bradfield were । is kalamaroo Tuesday on business 1 Battle Creek and relative* in Onon- Mito Mr*. Emily Wilcox was m Has­ The article carried in tost week* ; Russell entered service one -p.. M|. p T . =111 be held on ting* Wednesday calling on her Banner regarding tlie exceptional | ve„ ueo Bl port Custer and in a l“e Mll° r 1 A 111. d on good record made by the city of ^110rt Ume WM transferred to Camp’ rridBy. Jan '2®. at h o'clock nt the former neighbors. The many friends of Mr. and Kalamazoo had unusual local inter- . co^,. California, where he u new school house. Mra. Plulmon and Mr». : Mrs. Herbert Van Streain extend tcC(=^rH 1<*:a'Nl Russell *» following hla mus- neck, committee their most hearty congrnlulallon* ly of Hastings and1 it to parUy.due j ato^ M Gwr on their 40th wedding anniversary which they celebrated quietly at heme, on Friday, on account of the h lllnes.* of Mr. Van Streain. an outstanding record. the 8th Of January. wil1 mre! Mr:*- Vrru Brinker. Mri ineima Johnaon. sister of ■’ Many commercial motor vehicle 1 Tuesday. Feb 2 at 10 o’clock. .NORTH HOPE Mrs. I*Floy Greenfield, who। was 0I>crttars face a suspension of op- : ------------Mr. and Mrs. Howard Singer of formerly with the Battle CreeL eratlons on Feb 1. unless they seek 1 Delton Bloomdale spent Sunday afternoon Woolworth store. I* now the ttuina- immediate adjustment* Tne -----tr- of the alTh? W5.CS o’ »ne Deltcn Meth- with Mr. and Mrs. William Anders ^e-1L00l,del>‘rU,ien^ thC , luwances .... on ,.„.r their Certificates ------ - --------------of' odist ■ church will hold Its regular ♦ Gus Peake who has been spendGrand Rapids Woolworth store. Wor Necessity Necessity “if if tthose allowance, meeting at the home of Mr*. Lin- Ing sometime with Mr. and Mrs. . Ham Walldorff is slowly recov- • War ' are not adequate. Temporary ra- coin Bush on Wednesday afternoon. Scott at Dexter has returned to hl* ering from his recent illness. I lions expire on Jan. 31. and none Feb. 3. Mrs. Anna Robinson will l<- home here. * Frank Chilson who Mnt Lydia Bush, mother of Mr? . will be granted after thkt date. Op- the leader has been under the doctor’s care, Ernest Edmonds. Is' convalescing leratora without Certificate* will alSunday. Jan. 31. will be Lavmnn | L* feeling much better at this writsplendidly from her recent attack *o be unable to secure temporary ra- j Sunday In the Delton Methodist ing * Robert Silcock .'.pent Sunof pneumonia and is able to be up ■ nun» and should Dlr their uppltca- church, services will be held at 10:00 day with Knri Hathaway at Popart of the lime. . I tlnns for Certiflcati'n immediately | AJd. The tojlc will be "for A Just dunk. Mgs. Merle Weaver U still conf med Alden Burge.** of Hosting* will and Durable Peace ' An honor roli —-w*--------to her home Mier falling on State Dlav a clarinet volo when h'e appears ' util be presented at this time, Fam-- GLASS CREEK St. some tim6 ago with the Aten's Glee club of Western Hie* of bovs in the service are urged . Rny Qt(* Of Kalamazoo is vhHarry Thompson, chief of jwllce .MichigiulXOrllege in a concert to to be present, also ex-service men I Ulng hi* parents. Mr and Mrs. Fred here lias been aj>polnted to serve on given Sunday afternoon, .inn. 24 ' There will be special choir music. otl< Hr Just rrnmn*-*! from « t“o the Safety A: Traffic Committee of be in the Theatre on WeatemS campus ----------------- *-»«■--------------- -----------------• ■—•— — wcelts'• *-■ trip -to — Washington, D. C., the. Michigan Association ol Chiefs Robert J. Car.er of Cloverdale ha» It was the dear tody’s flrat ride where he viaited his sister and hus­ 'of Police. The div council considered the been-elected sccretarv of the Indus- In a taxi, and she watched with band. Mr and Mr*. Peter DeVries and his nepltew. John Ent ay; ateo trial Jtrts Union of Western Michlgrowing anxiety the driver enn ­ revision of the city dog ’ordinance. ------ ------------------ --- ---------------------■which will be good new* to Hasting*.gan College, an organization .. of .. sturtnuwHy putting his luiud ouUide his sister and husband. Mr. and rmidents At the present time, there dent* enrolled In the Industrial Arts the car ns n signal to the following Mrs. Roland Lipsky of Akron. Ohio. * Mm. Russell Thornton and sons is no dog warden for the city or curriculum ----------- — of the college. Carter, traffic of Charlotte were Sunday visitor* who i* the iton of J L. Carter, la a county. "Young num." she finally said, at Clyde Warren's. * Mrs Harry of Thoma pple-Kellogg P.F.C. Rtis*ell V. Bush .a former graduate "you look after thaj gar Of your . Dunn and Mrs. Jack Er way will Thoel. Middleville, and 1* enrolled as resident of Hasting*. pow-Uvlng .in Battle Creek and will be rememlM-red a xcnlor in the industrial art.* curri­ and watch where you're going be in Hastings Thursday to receive by many people in Hasting!* through culum at Western Michigan College. I'll tell you when It starts ruining." the Extension lesson. LOCAL NEWS iCOMMUNITYNOTKES KTiX’“I J,XTo'-" Hla Last Meeting . | Making dunThe new member of Hie harbor a commercial traveler at a small board was attending hl* first meet- hotel ordered two boiled eggs for breakfast. Ing. The board wa* discussing a The waiter him proposal to place two bupys at the brought three. entrance lo the harbor for the guld-|1 “Here,- said the commercial. ance of mariners. ' ' why have you brought me three ' eggs? I only ordered two.” ment." said the new member.' ■ ' "Yeo. "Yea. air. air." ” said the waller, waiter, amtlamll"that one man should be placed' mg.f. "X "I know you entered ordered two. two, there Instead of two boy*, as the. but I brought three because I felt latter are too young for such a re-' one of them might fall you." sponsible position." 1 , , . HELP FINISH THE JOB «“■ Oniv tuberculosis germs can cause 1 ‘Eve:i “ wonn W*U . tuberculosis. The disease is not "What's the Use? Ils the same inherited. ( both ends.'' r3nSJHJSJSJ!BJc!rc!THTZi 1UASL THEATERS X Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■_ FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JANUARY 29-30 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Jinx Falkenburg and Russell Hayden LUCKY LEGS" THE BOOGIE MAN WILL GET YOU SUNDAY and MONDAY, JAN. 31, FEB. 1 Bette Davis. Paul Henrted and Claude Kains "NOW VOYAGER" Courtesy Stockton, Calif. Record El ' its! THRIFT WEEK ■■ ■ A The income of the American Family is high today, but that's no reason for spending more money than is necessary. There’s still plenty of room in your purse for the SAVINGS affected by getting all your food needs here where every price is a low price every day. We practice the economy _yWe preach, and wc hove cut our owrt expenses to the bone to pass extra savings along to you. CORNED BEEF for corned beef and cabbage lb 39c BEEF TONGUES 22c Cottage Cheese 12c Pickled Pigs Feet Skinless Franks 27‘ 18c VEAL STEAK Smoked Sausage 39c 23‘ PICNIC HAMS 37c 32c Polish Sausage Fouad Pound Pound Found Pound 1: Pound . I’ounji Pound SLAB BACON 3h Home Brand Olco 2 lbs. 35c Lard Armours Star. 1 lb. 18c 51c Jqh-Voh beverage cereal Jfl FRUIT! L VEGETABLES CABBAGE Grapefruit APPLES FANCY SPIES O Bulk Carrots Lemons, dozen Grapefruit 2 lbs. 13c 35c 2 for 17c ' — Oranges, 1 50 size, doz. 45c Spinach, lb. 25c Tobacco, George Washington 16 ox. jar . . 59c Cedar Lake Gluten Chops, can . 30c V-E Cocktail No. 5 can __32c Dry Beans 5 lbs. Rice. 2 ibs. . .. . Matches. 6 boxes 25c Ibs. ROLLED OATS ,oi‘XT 22 ON GUARD US. POSTAL SAVINGS INVEST YOUR SAVINGS IN WAR STAMPS 19c 6c Rinso. pkg. RICA1 __21c ‘ Red Kidney Beans. 2 Ibs. 19c Sugar, lb. Pat O’Brien. Gearge Murphy and Jackie Cooper THE NAVY COMES THROUGH' Barry tbeatrv Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 ■. 4 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JANUARY 29-30 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Brace Smith and Arllne Judge SMITH OF MINNESOTA" and Don (Red) Barry SUNDOWN KID" SUNDAY and MONDAY. JAN. 31. FEB. 1 Special return at-popular prices Ann Sheridan. Jack Gable and Martha Ray NAVY BLUES TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FEBRUARY 2-3-4 FLYING FORTRESS Popular prices Barry County Farmers! For the past 22 years Barry Co. Farm Bureau has been active in the interests of agriculture, both within the county and at the State Capitol. • There never was a time in the history of agriculture when active farm organizations were more needed than today. • For that reason we are putting special emphasis on the 1943 Roll Call. We believe every progressive farmer SHOULD BE A MEMBER OF A FARM ORGANIZATION! Now Wliat Does Your Farm Bureau Offer You? _. .35c Macaroni, fancy. 2 Washed ready to u*e doz. gc DINNER ROLLS CINNAMON ROLLS pkg. 15< SOY BEAN KAWFEE lb. 25< 1ST CALL CATSUP 2^31* VANILLA COMPOUND t',.39' CORN FLAKES 8 19c Tobacco. Prince Albert 16 ox. can 75c 2 lbs. 9c 5 for 21c TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FEBRUARY 2-3-4 IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR Bread----- 3 1 Vi lb. loaves 29c Butter. Freeport, lb. REGULAR OLD TIME HOPE CENTER MICHIGAN WINTER Bom to Mr and Mrs. Charlie A regular old time Michigan Beers at Pennock hospital, a fine winter" was the expression heard babv girl last week. * Mrs. Fred frequently during the past week. Ashby tn on the sick list. * Not when snow was piled In great drift* much news in this locality as every and the temperature dropped to 10 one was snowed in. * Mr and degrees below zero. Many people, Mrs. Millon Warner and daughter who lived off the main trunk lines Lois from Battle Creek spent 8atwere Inowed in" for several days: urday evening at the Fred Ashby n number ol the rural mJojU. m home. * Mr. and Mr*. Clarence well as the Middleville and Wood- pa>.n,. spcnt Sunday with Gordie land schools, were forced to close Uurkec Bnd wUe Jn 0^^ for a dav or two and the school -------«---------- « . buM** did not leave Hastings one cravFKriFR <*ir day because of the conditions of the parcels of land are listed road* After a slight thaw on Sat- . Nine "'V --t ’' urday and Sunday, the air grew J* ** lhe Scavenger sale to be house colder and everything was frozen up 5e!Id d -at tlie ,h* court hn ”‘" on Tues­ . Tib. 9. conducted by co. Trcas. again by Tuesday. Continual clean­ list. may be ing of paths kept many household- Georgd George A. ... douse The .... — eis busy and shovelling snow off oecurea at his ofncc. . roof* proved a rather hazardou* *** ' undertaking, but a wise preventive *nu' Michigan Tuberculosis Asnu-asunsoclaUon points out that lhe Jo&s Many fanners took advantage of man hours due to tuberculosis, lhe >now to come to town with hone total* 40.000.000 man-days per and sleigh.*—quite a reminder of year. Tills time if employed in former years before the automobile war productinn would be sufficient was tlie common method of con- to build: 160 destroyers. 040 flying veyahce. But we did ml*s the cheer- fortresses. 8.000 combat planes. 16.ful round of ilelghbells ooo light tank*. 20.000 *howitzers. ----- *•-----34.900 Jeeps. FILE PETITION FOR SANITARY SEWER Entertaining Visitors A petition signed by D. F. Rob’Yes." said the num of tht I inson and others, wa* presented to house. "I have a lot of correspond­ thrtity council Friday evening ask­ ing for a sanitary sewer on E Col­ ence for a man who isn't in bueifax St between N. Bollwood St ness." ' Yes. and you •know.'.' added the .’nd N. Michigan Ave. The ques--- --------•— tion was referred tn tlv proper >“dy of the house, "John answers committee for investigation. ir" all ,u the ~ ------------------finance company's letters! Bargain Matinee Sunday 1:00 (o 3:00 . 22c Morton's Smoke Sall, 10 lb. box ..89c Cigarettes, carton $1.24 . MEMBERSHIP COMMUNITY FARM BUREAUS Farm Bureau offer* a membership in community, county, stale and national Farm Bureaus. 590.000 member* in 1ML 1.000.000 members In 1013. LABOR RELATIONS ~ la) These are small group* giving a chance for personal (bl Brings opportunity to learn about (arm problem*. tel An opportunity for members lo assert their own ideas on all problems. (dl Gives a good social contact for the farm family. The commodity Exchanges and Farm Cooperatives of Michi­ gan hare set up a LABOR RELATIONS DEPARTMENT In the Michigan Farm Bureau to represent farmers and farmers cooperatives in any IltigaDon with Ute radical organised*"* * labor bo*ses who seek to destroy our Farm Cooperatives basi­ lic**. f armers evidently mu* I choose between the United BUSINESS SERVICES ■nd zeneral farm sapplle* are ottered lo Farm Bureau mem- REASONABLE WAR TIME PEPPER AND SALT SHAKERS filled. Pair I9c FOOKEENTEH It is time that school children of Michigan should no longer PUBLIC RELATIONS Farm Bureau offers complete stale and national legislative services at Lansing and al Washington. GROUP HOSPITALIZATION OTHER AIDS I. tl day* hospitalisation. 3. Cost about SL”5 per month for the'family. Bureau is leading the movement to set Michigan's clock legislature thik month. . ibi The Farm Bureau ha* made this project possible through unty nrganualion. Equality for Agriculture. Parity Prteea; not cash subsidies. Freedom of Highway* without paying tribute to Union Bosses And Many Others. JOIN THE. FARM BUREAU NOW. IT IS YOUR MEANS OF EXPRESSION HELP CARRY YOUR SHARE OF THE LOAD-ONLY $5.00 PER YEAR BARKY COUNTY FARM BUREAU L STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. • THE BEST FOR LESS" N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE..MICH g �THE HASTINGS B4NNEB. THTBfiDAY. JANI’ABT H IMS FULL SPEED AHEAD ■>>><-* Mrs. Glenn Miller of Halting* were Jamn Woldring of Zeeland; Mr and of Christian Endeavor week. An an-1 Sunday dinner gueau of Mn Irma Mrs. L A Seger. Mrs. Robert Seger, niveraery wrvicc wdl be presented Brown and called on Mr and Mrs. Mr* Nancy Deming, Mr and Mrs with the young people participating L B Lester In lhe afternoon, a Mr.. F C. Deming, Rev and Mrs. V Rob- in the muniing wonhip. They will and Mr Paul Thompson and fam- bon. Mr and Mn. George Deming. pre»«nt a short playlet entitled "For ily ot Buwne Center »pent Tuesday Mrs Lillie Blake. Mr* John Bat- Hie Better of Life". •*- Mn — Joe "-.e-Kauff ’f- dorff. Mu Elizabeth Fergmoti, Mrs. Plea*ant Valley. night with Mr. and ­ man. ...» and family. They were ---- also JJoyd Karciier. Mr*. Chas. Radford. । 1000 A. M Morning Worship Sunday dinner guest* there. * Miss all of-Grand Rapid*: Mr nnd Mrs 1) 00 A. M Sunday School Vivian Buehler ot Charlotte spent Peter Merren and daughter* and B OO P. M. Christian Endeavor the weekend with her parent*. Mr. Mrs Clare Bird of Greenville; Mr 8:00 P. M. Tuesday Evening Prayer unit Mr*. Forrest Buehler. * Mr. and and Mrs George Pickett. Mr and Meeting. Mr la-on Howk und Percy Rosser Mrs Glenn Pickett of Caledonia, Freeport Methodist,Church were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Victor Sisson of Hasting*. A. J BurEverett M. Love, pastor und Mrs. Eugene Kruun* of Elmdale geu of Kalamazoo. Mis.* Marie BurMorning Worship. 11 00 und Pvt Duane Kraus* of Fort gex* and P. M. Burge** of Bottle Battle Sunday School. 12:00 George Mead. Maryland, who wa» Creek; Mr and M's Wayne Benton Carlton Center Methodikt Chureh PHONE 2147 144 EAST STAT8 MT. home on short leave - ---------and --------returned -------to and and Mr;. Mrs Edith Edith Bunker Bunker of of Allo. Alto. ** Everett M. Luye. pastor The installation Installation of Uie tire Freeiiurt Freeport RcRe­ their hull Saturday night. Jan 30. rump Monday * Mrs. Glenn Kellogg Tiw Morning Worship. 10:00 **->— ™(. hekoh; hekahs has been .• ^cetpcr.;.! postponed front from GluHud Wolff.* arches'iu of Hatting* trod daughter*. Mrs. Robert Sunday School 11:00 ■ . ' ggw of Dowling and Mrs Willard January 21 to February 4 because Ainold uf Hartings attended the ol a death Tins meeting will be op­ hind the 8 Hall On Friday evenins. funeral ol Charles A. Scott al Qulni- tn to members only. There will be a , Feb. 12 * The Christian, Endeavor bv Church last Tueaday. * Mr and pet-luck supper * a marriage IIcf (he Evangfllc.il church met Mon­ Mr:. Charles Moore called on Mt«. mue wa.* I’ ued to Luther Stertlcic , thly night with M: * Jowphlne Ur।th* Beam of Hurting* Bunday a»d Lulu Draner. both of txiwell !< )->» * Family night- of the K afternoon. * Rev. John McCue at- two.—Lowell Ledger. 30 yearn ago of P. lodeheld Tuesday night trnded the District Meeting at Ep- item * Mr. and Mr*. R. E. Portma at the'hall. * -Schoo) br»in Mrm- worth Methodist church at Grand of Ada R 1. after six week* of an*. Rapid;. Sunday evening and Mon- iou* waiting, are relieved to hear !1<>ii on account of the roads. « day * Mr mid Mrs Lyle Newton from thrir ron. Martin. He lx in Mr. C A Rhodes has gone to were Tue-day evening supper guerts Africa—Lowell Ledger * Mrs. John ot Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler. * Mr.*. Ml-hl-r recrhtlv received i letter cirand RapidsErnest Tooker was a Sunday dinner from her husband wiifi is in the Beruut st of her son. Clyde Tooker and muda Isles. John ray* it i; nice and fstnilv cf -Carlton. * Mr. and Mn. warm down there Lots of soldier I-a.rt Week'* Letter i.uupa .everywhere. , w mi v. nr ”, w RuvM-ll Price of Hasting* were Sun- camps He expect* to be Mr. and Mrs. James Guy received day evening guest* of Mr. and Mr*. “ nbl* to — return won. ” He ’has — *home ------- -------word Friday tiiat Private Ralph Richard Durkee und family * Bert been . ...constructing ----------------- bowling ----alley* for Guy had arrived safely in Africa.' Huyner of Lake Odessa spent Tues- tlie loldier boy* use —Grand Rapid* Mr.■ ■and Mrs. Adam Jt»ma in Lowell Ledger. * Thoma.’. Mr and Mr*. Lc« Hamburger are div night with — t Mr. Hnrold “ Minard. *—J 631 ------------------------west Main street. •Ionia, receiving congatulatlona on the ar-’ Bn:!":, “fljk * Mr rr.d “J”1 Mrs were rival of u buby boy Sunday mom- Wood* — •* In Grand Rapid.* on has been recalled to active duty in bmlneM Monday. ♦ Lavem Seger lhe ... U. . 8 —naval reserve and was Ing. of Grant! Rapid* and Roy Demine sworn In on January 12. according tu of Detroit were. Saturday caller* of the Ionia Sentinel. Hr liac been on purtluiM-,! the Harvr Townsend Mr and Mrs. Ben Blaknry * Rev. the inactive rrserve list since lie BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE lann near Woodland. .1 L. Ickes wa* a Haatinea visitor wa* lionoraNv diu-banted from the Mr*. Miles Sawdy. who ha* been Mondav afternoon. * Robert Clin- navy in 1937 While In active duty home a ehort time, has to return ton who is employed at the High- before, he «erved aboard the nfi.8 to the Utiiverrily hospital at Ann lands Dairv In Hasting*, snent Sun- Lexinaton. He Is married add has day with Mr. nnd Mo. Arthur Clin- a daughter and Mr*. Minnrd. nee HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Hanvbargrr ten and Mr and Mrs Lewi* Neeb Charlotte Junes of Lake Odessa, and N * Mr and Mrs. Henry Smelker and the daughter will remain ui the ntlr. — „ ... .... Lucas' house in Woodland as soon Mr.. IJbtiir Drew ot West Fieeport home of hl* mother Mrs. Lulu Car,wi n- Saturday afternoon guest-; of navun in Ionia —Lake Otics-a Wave­ Miner King * Rev John McCue Timer, preached at tlu* Parmelee Methodist church Sunday afternoon 3 Chureh of the I'nited —----- --------——•„-------- 'a • Brethren In ChtUt and Fhvllfs Ann wen- Sundav callg r Griffin D. D. pastor r'r* of Mr and Mr-. R E Pi.*tma nf Phone 3V’ * Mi . fxirothy Steckle of Mead, who L employed in B rle Creek spent the weekend with rrr,l>orl 10:30 her natront* Mr. and Mrs Owen ,n "’n A * M .Sunday School 11 30 A. M. Morning Worship .<•,.<■1,1- * r-v Everett Love attend««i :* iiiccmm 7:bO P M. Christian Endeavor— «<i me the uuum dL'trict meeting ui of mrinuwi.** Methodist ,!i-. George h l cn spent Hundt", -or tst-rs in Gmnrl Rapid* last Mon- Uader. Ruth Yooker vitn Mr and Mi-. Earl Fox and <luv • An interesting account of• 8 00 P. M Evening Service indy r,i South Bowtie, a Sunday the long life and death of our pion­ Sunday will mark the beginning SOME CAN SEW .. • hitnr.' at the home of Mr. mid Mi. eer business man. F E Deming, will AND some can tie found on another page of this Lan of Belding, Mr. and Mr paper ♦ Mrs. Harold Rosenberger NOT. ■ , ; . . ................ - ----.il-u «>u and Marvin cu called ou xvi her p.ur,n.-. parents. .1; John Nancy und -on <4 Wu- *tr and xflchae! Humphrey of ' ' 1 ^.r: -uxi M.k Sidney Filielc. H nUiiMs Sunday * Mrs. John Mcu,‘d Mi1- Howard I iuder. .4.- . c„e received a telephone call MonLilllsn Blearn. and Mr. and Mr.*. dttV trlhng of the death of her I.-.b llrwton. local *-Mr and Mrs. b,6:her-in-)aw. William Le«rncy of Frank Thompson and Dennie wen- n^!,t Ma,nn. Funeral services arc »<<ilTSu'gMthobo"i Everything Stmdij (nntu-r guevts u! Mr and hHd Thursday < today• at Groden’•? Ul’Vr‘ * ‘wk church. * Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mr. and Mrs.yugil Woods and fam- Ctwk lllld tamlly of Carlton were they can ,ca'" ' ' wfco can, I? •■’‘"die- kUt-sts olI Mi. and s,lndMV dinner guests of Mr. and u........h te...., ni.,. rn*rlr» Mooro. * Mr. and Mrs. * Mr and Mrs Adam Endres re­ Charles Hoyt and daughter. Paltv. Your Baby ceived word that tlwir daughter, ■ nent Sund-"’ with the letter's mdtliMrs. Mary Shoein»ker of Lonning, । r Mrs Cora Carr of Lansing. ♦ 1 in Sparrow hospital where she Mbs r. (lrrnu Ycder xcurr spent ounuay Norma Sundav unf.i v.nt an operation Satuiday. „.,th M ,sS Gwendolyn *•'** Gwendolyn Mishler Mishler of of Diapirs. 6»for . -. • * •'’* c*’“rl<'s "^nd somh Bowne. * Mrs. C?W. Culver, Crib Blanket*. Soft. 5 4 atm ”ti Willutm of Ixigun. mid lair! wj,o spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. cinohOM o’ . fjob,!,, and Doim.1 Pwdhumou* uf Itowne Donald Southard of Nashville, refluffy cotton! • wiie LuncUy dinner gue :. of Mr lulnrd lWme Sunday night . She ha« F-r Bath Or Crib. pQ .and Mr.*. Ray Wic&nd and family, caring for her daughter and Soft cotton blanket, tv Jhc dhiii'r w ■ in honor of Lola new grand-daughter * An account Wicbn •■ birthday anniversary. * o( th(, ^mage last Saturday ev»Crib Sheet*. Soft 4 Qc Mr. .1- -.nd mid Mrs .Mrs. Ivan tvan Dcr.ro. Der.r-e nnd and Mm. fam­ nln, of MK* DorothV Walton. and smooth. Sturdy. "I w ily of Alto, and Max Rice of Dear- d nichter c.f Mr. and Mr*. Claude L r;-,-- . ;u 7,.-- r, - WMtan i* given on another page of Fare Cloths. SoftMr Mina Denise. Mrs. Nellie Har- this paper The correspondent join* per. W1K> has been -faying with Mrs h,.r man>. othcr frfend* in Freeport Dt-n.se. returned with the former to „i rrtet'ding congratulations and Terry Bib*. Ab­ their home in Alto * Mr. and Mrs. whbes. * Mr and Mw. wilsorbent! Colorful! • nneth . I- .d and c.ilidren of Mn- |(..nl Dipp were Sundav callers ot pie O|-ne were Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mr*, wred Rmmh of Dutton. Warm Sweaters, Mr * NorvM Thsler of Campbell spent soft and coiy. i week with Mr mid Mrs. Dan by our war economy! Bonnet*, Cap*. Chiud Mrad * Mr and Mr. L A. llu. oau weBUlcr Dainty warm knits. >.-; i r <. Grain! Rapid* and Mi,. c<.nmtioi>*. * Sat. Alvin Rownberce U(.hiring <f Holland were wr Bntl w, father. Dwivht ROMmDiaper Bag*. Witn !1v. '■ ,v,,”lnK.,' ? ‘T 2.' fnned on Mr. and Mrs. Harhandy [>ockets. i I . h’ li. . c ul tl theroty the RoM-ntM-rarr und Martin Friday h of । father. IT. Deming. „((,.,|V«n. * F C. Tnbbercr and Rev Infant*' Dre**«. tt-m.iined until after Griffin were in Hastings on bus!Dainty batiste. Choose Smart New Colorful Prints! Practical Spring Materials! ,n,l“ ' ‘tc* Monday. * Among those Uoix - tn wrrr f Sunfield were Rundor Sunday ou, cf wwn <h(> ttliPnded lhe fun. Wa*h Sults. Two- -7Q nftern-on Kue. ts ol Rev. and Mrv. era! of Frank E Deming last Saturpiece poplins. 1-4. I v Griffin. * Mbs Helm Woods of Hxs- «tv nttenuxm Were- Mr. und Mrs tlny . rperit the weekend in Howard Sleepers. ov Deming of Detroit; Mrs. J. E. Ci’.-. ♦ Lyle Newton mid Reuben Roush of Rockford. Mrs. Geo. Wold­ cotton crepe. Fish are leaving for Fort- Custer ring. Mrs. Marion Lenuon. Kenneth Smarlallt'. Th’Jt’d’iv <today>. * Mr*. Lucy Sta- and Ralph Woldring of Holland: dcl wm taken to University hospital tel corduroy In Anu Arbor for treatments. Mon­ Coat and Hat Set*. *098 day. * John Fbh of Grand Rapids Pastel rayon* 1 »■ um a Sunday guest of Dean Fish. Mr« Adon Mevrrs ncrompanied hint Pretty l>re**es. back to Grand Rapid* to *|M*nd the) Gay cottons! week with her parents. * Mr. und Refresh your wilting wardrobe with a bright new dress! Mr*. Geonre Bii-tance. Norma and Gown*—Wrapper*. OQ Richard. *j»*nt Sunday with Mr. and Warm flannelette, tv Bring new sparkle to your,wint6r coot with something you Mrs Carl Bustance of Hastings. * Mi and Mis. Ray Nreb and fitmilv can wear for many months to come! And you foresighted cf Vick-burg were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ix-wis Neeb. * Mr. and women will wont to start sewing now for your spring ward­ Mrs Semlah Scese ajtd Mr*. Adah Motter spent Monday with Mr and robes. A soft dress-suit, and a smart one-piece spun roy­ Mr* Wesley Keim of Clarksville. * Mr*. George Bassett returned home on dress, will give you o grand start. Attractive color from Pennock htkpllal Saturday af­ schemes of charmingly designed floral and novelty prints. ter t“ Ing thtre ten days. She L* im­ proving but L-. -till In bed. * Mr and Look So Lovely For So Little! Make Your Own Clothe*! Mr#. Walter Duuklcbcrger and fam­ ily of Marine City were Sunday eve­ ning visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Cle­ ment Mead and family. * Little Do­ Lovely,Wonder Royon Crepe ris Johnson of Iz>(;*n visited Bonnie I <5’1 Wieland Monday afternoon. * Beautiful Sorority Royon* at Mr. .Thd Mr i. Harold Aldrich an J family were Sunday dinner gucsb of Mr. and Mrs. Car) Lius oi Caledonia. You'll love our brand new collection of fine materials! Dainty * Mrs. Dori* Piper of Battle Creek housecoats, dresses and lea aprons will .tumble from your sew­ M-x-nt the weekend with her parenkt. ing machine! Variety of dashing colors to chooae from. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wood* and fam­ ily * Mr. and Mr*. Semour Laps und Barbara Ann of Qrand Rapid* were Sundav guests of his parent*. YARN DYED STRIPES AND CHECKS. For housedresws, yd. ..tic Mr and Mr.,. W. C. Latte. * Mr. and NEW SPRING ZEPHYR GINGHAM, yd.. NASHVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Vidian Roe and daughter of Kalamazoo spent Sun­ day with -hi* mother. Mrs Ix-la Roc. * Mlv. Doris Betti, of Grand Rap­ ids spent. Tuesday and Wednesday with iter parents. Mr and Mrs. Charlro Bettr * Mr and Mrs. Fred Jxppinga spent the weekend with relatives in Holland. ♦"The Jami.. Tarbet family an- moving tn De­ troit. On- Min William in m the Navy and the ether wm James ex­ pec’s to be railed -•non. * Harold HeHMTiL nt PrpMcnU. Florida. Is vbiting relative*, and friends here * Tiw President's ball. sponsored by VALENTINE DAY, FEBRUAU Hundreds of Beautiful Valentines! Greeting Cards Of all kinds for en­ dearing messages of the season LEE OFFICE SUPPLY STORE FRIDAY SPECIALS CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP new and improved 2 cans 17c HARVEST TIME PANCAKE FLOUR 5lb. bag 25c 241/2 I*5, bag 93c BEST YET FLOUR 1 can limit 22c PINK SALMON 2 3'4 lb. pkg. 22c SNOW WHITE CAKE FLOUR ourtcay Miami Daily ORGANIZATIONS Surgery Guild No. 19 will meet Thursday. Fib 4 al the home of Mrs. John Armbruster, Sr.. 303 E. Mill SL. with Mrs. Win. Schader, Sr. and Mrs Fred Junes as co­ hostesie*. CLOVERDALE Friends are very sorry* to learn Mrs. Lucy Leonard is in Borgrvs hospital. They hope for her a Mrs. Chnrh . Kahler of Delton spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur JOhntock. * Mr. and Mrs Clyde Leonard of Kalamazoo Assyria Extension club will meet M the home of Mrs. Harold Chris­ tiansen on Tues., Feb. 2. Visitors welcome. Monica of KMamaznu called i>u Ills father, Charles Monica Monday * M’ Hid Mrs, George Kutdcr si>enl Sundtiy with Mr. and Mt Glinn snd Mr*. Raymond Wickham of * Howell. ML** Marv Fldn-t— -f i .vrides**, and Gerald Wickham of B-Hle Creek rpent the weekend with the latter* mother. Mr. !x>i* Monlcu and Bruce spent Sunday evening with Mr*. Be*siv Leonard of Hastings * Mr. and Mr.- O;h Cwwin of Crooked hike sjxnt Sat­ urday evening with Mr. and Mr. Prank Humeston. * Bernard Golla haves Tuesday for Lansing Mr and Mr Keith Durkee and ors. * Mr nnd Mr*. Arthur Lathrop family Bpcnt Sunday with the hit­ entertained Raymond Green of ter'.* parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hellevue and Mi -- Leila Shafc of Battle Creek Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durkee spent BunriaV with .Mr and Mrs Hi> ti­ tled Durkee and family* of Freeport. Delphi* Byrri ha sold . lhe parents' of Pvt. Harold I. lohnston received u letter la-.t week staling thi*: he b stationed Battler Creek, v.nr, will take pr. Tjnitwhere in England. Mr* A«h- Wiilboii Ik ill with QI'IMBY pneumonia in the l.’-tla hospital in O’>r neivhborhood wm. xaddrued Battle CrFek Mr and M.--.. Wavnc Tire ot Holrecently by the passing.of two <,f our,older rw-ie'ents, Wm. •Tu.. Cramer viwiio land 'pent "th- weekend •vith the Our deepest IduW oaient.'. Mr. and Mrj. Drnand Charles Scott. C». - — — ------------------------------------vmnathv L* extended to their xe- nls Vosburgh. ipecUyp louillie* * Chester Scott Tlu- Peter Standley farm lias "f Illinois hn* been visiting Mrs. *»• en rented lo Mr. tint! Mr* John Scott and Walter the past two Holcomb who will - take jr> -e«im: weeks. * Mr. und Mrs. Rov Prirv the first of Marrh. vere Sundav nue.-t* of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ander* in Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Mi-rd of BarryvUle and Kent and Zane Mead . were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Mott C. Russell. A’-Aria Cameron McIntyre and family. Nina A Stanfield. Battle Creek MARRIAGE LICENSES (. THOMAS STORE FREEPORT 69 15 10 98 49 98 98' 69 CRISP SPRING FABRICS Lovely Bemherg Sheers! Smooth Spun Rayon PROPERTIES WHICH REVERTED TO THE STATE ON OR BEFORE MAY 5. 1912 AND Hove NOT Been PREVIOUSLY OFFERED SALE BEGINS 9 A. M TUESDAY, FEBRUARY STH COUNTY BLDG. HASTINGS If* Patriotic To Be A Property Owner Lhta Now Available at Treasurer’s Office STATE LAND OFFICE BOARD Watch CENT ’1“ 59c Watch NOTIONS at t SALE at BEN FRANKLIN STOREY PENNEY'S F O R THE HOME �THE HASTINGS BANNER. Til CBS DAY. JANUARY U. 1M3 FAGE FOUR CITY COUNCIL way way or or Guadalcanal Guadalcanal naa had refused refused to to accept bailie bjeauso conditions LUI I v l\ I n L J didn't seem Just rlght^-Amerlca and > all Uie United Nations would be so thorougiilyr demoralized by this time 'ROOSEVELT - CHURCHILL that the labor movement here AFRICAN CONFERENCE wouldn't have much more meaning J (Continued from W l. rvr I). left than do tlie labor organizations In North Africa had been effected. in conquered France. If either of these objectives was achieved, it still remains a deep Tlie American occupation of North Africa, the recent spectacular successes of the Russian armies and outstanding U. 8. Naval victories Kai-Shek nor in the Pacific have diverted atten­ ing, although an announcement said tion from the full appreciation of that both ot them were kept In­ another brilliant military achieve­ formed of developments. Thus, it ment — MacArthur's successful a Is unlikely that any practical steps campaign against the Japanese in toward the formation ot a real the Papuan peninsula of New Guinea. He nnd his men received Allied War Council were taken. Nor is it probable that much prog­ special commendation for "doing so ress was made toward a settlement much with so little." Although th* of the muddled political situation men in MacArthur's command were in French North Africa. Generali a comparatively green outfit, they Olraud and DeGaulle met nnd con­ beat the Jap at hu own-best game—versed and apparently, agreed that Jungle warfare under conditions Frenchmen should quit fighting which white men are supposed to Michigan can among themselves until after the find unbearable. i-u uc... Nazi had been «».« driven from ... tlie take a special prtde in this victory homeland. Yet a »<nce It was the 32nd Division comhomeland. Yet a communique c----------- from the Free French headquarters P™"* mostly of men from this in the Lake Chad area of Africa region which played a prominent announces that no steps have yet part in the successful drive, been taken to liberate from prisons ... r ll-.llt .ui-portril by Tb'-mt. the hundreds of Tree French" adT Under Prentiss Brown, the OPA II. aiinarl berenu who were thrown there for will probably enjoy a much calmer, Hrant. Stliur. !KtUkor-l. Kiropposing the Vichy rule.- Nor has saner administration than it did and Thunua. A b«ut llranrh any announcement come through under tlie turbulent Hcndcreou. that Marcel Peyrouton—the Hlnim- However, there will probably be no ler of the Vichy regime—has been let-up in restrictions and red-tape, replaced ns High Commissioner of A mere change in the administrative North Africa or that any steps have director .cannot -supply materials been taken to assure the Free which do not exist or produce ac. French adequate representation in ceptable substitutes out of thin air. the conduct of French African As a matter of fact there will probpolitfca! affair*. ably be more restrictioiis and redThe meeting of Roosevelt and tape under Brown than there has Churchill in North Africa was a been yet under Henderson. Brown. . precedent-shattering event which however, is likely to use patience will probably have an important and persuasion |»s a substitute for effect on Anglo-American co-op- Henderson's bombast—and public eration in the prosecution of the reaction will be better. In any war. -Nevertheless, great though it event. Brown's Job is an unenviable h l '' was. the meeting will fail lo arouse one and even many of his political ' " unqualified enthusiasm because of opponents will wish him good luck important questions which it and success. the Important failed to answer.. j The war to date has not subRICKENBAGKER SAYS U. S. 1 stantinted the theories of air-enTROOPS DESERVE MORE thUslast Major Alexander de Sever­ -HOME FRONT' SUPPORT sky that air power alone is enough Union leaders are criticizing Capt- to win n modem war. Air control Eddie Rlckcnbacker for the hard­ is a necessary essential to victory hitting talk he delivered in Detroit but afr power alone is not enough, , Saturday evening. Because he ■file type of plane which Seversky plead for more production und more describes as ideal for Die attainment effort on the home front and be­ of absolute air power lias not yet cause he said that the boys- who been built or designed; nor is II are fighting on the world's far-flung likely to lx- in time to be a factor battle fronts deserved special con- in , this war. Gen. Douglas Mac­ Bideration for jobs regardless of 'Arthur. recently issued a statement ■ union membership or .seniority to thc ctlcct that tfie United Na­ when they relumed to civilian life, , tlons. victory in the New Guinea j he was termed a labor-baiter. campaign resulted from the close- MARTIN ••• — CORNERS R. J. Thomas, president of lhe knit co-operation of air. sea und UAW <CIO) said mat Rtekenbacker -Und forces working together under Last Weeks Utter There will be no W.SCS. tliL-s had been misinformed and suggest­ a unified command; a new type of ed that the captain visit him at ;war in which the old concepts of month on account of sickness, snow . his office so that "I can point out ,divided commands for the various und cold weather. Mrs. Marjorie Curtis and little somejrt the problems of the workwas completely disregard­ son returned from Pennock liospitnThat's at least an idea. A services ' ed. Gen. MacArthur's statement ta! to lhe home of her parents, Mr. much better one might be for Mr. to be a much more sensible and Mrs. Robind Barry Wednesday R. J. Thomas to go to Capt. Eddie appears ' outline for victory than the more of last week. Sunday she and two Rickenbacker oral learn first hand , children accompanied Mr. Curtis to sensational theories of Scvrrsky. from him some of the problems of ‘their home tn Augusta tiie boys who are fighting Uncle ' Relatives here of Lt. Lloyd R. Add Bureaucratic Fumbling: Now Sams battles In die swampy, ma- , CpgsweU, who Is overscan, received comes on order forbidding the sale laria-ridden hells of tropical Jungles {of milk in anything smaller than several letters from him the past Week, one written Christmas morn­ In New Guinea or Guadalcanal: the containers. Department ing. It was a regular working day ice-bound wastes of Alaska or the quart . - bitter, sand-swept deserts of North heads al Washington must be un­ as far as the men were concerned. aware of the fact that many peo­ They had drawn their rations ot Africa. ple haven'J any use tor a quart candy and sweets a day or sd pre­ Isn't It time that some Union of a milk at a time—often find that vious and donated them with mon­ leaden tn this country decide even a pint begins to "turn'' before ey. too. and given a party for chil­ —V fighting .unvuvau whether they arc American 11 1S il11 USCd UP- N°W- “l a UmC dren of neighboring villages there industry and past grievances. re«l-when milk U bccommlng -a scarce at the post where he is located. Re article, a bureaucratic ----------------order pro­ had heard tlie children In a neigh­ and Imagined—or Hitler. Hirohito “ wU,“ " hibits individual purchases of small boring village singing Christmas carols lhe evening before, reminding amounts. This means that If this him of home. He writes he Is well Il the Mannes ut Guadalcanal type of consumer wants milk at all. and putting on weight. He iiad. re­ had decided to Mt down and do he ior she) will have to buy a quart ceived several Christmas cards nothing when plans tailed and and let most ot it spoil. AU ot from different people for all of supplies and reinforcements did not which makes one wonder just what which he any* Thank.- " come through on schedule, or If is being conserved. j Miss Doth Gillespie of KtiLiuia- . । r r II I T II P I A I \ 1* Takes Both, War Bonds and Taxes, to Win—Victory Tax Special Direct Levy Asked to Help Meet Heavy War Costs WASHINGTON, D. C.—Approximately 50,000,000 Ameri­ can workers began to make an added contribution to the War cost this month in the form of a 5% Victory tax. For many millions of Americans'the Victory tax and the 1943 income tax are the first direct levies to be made by the Government to meet the’staggering War costs. And it will take both . . . taxes and War Bonds ... to provide the sup­ plies and materials to win the War and the peace afterwards. were roughly 2.5 billion dollar*, leaving 75.5 bl 11 ton dollars Of dis­ posable income. During 1M3 total income payment* are expected to rise to 125 billion dollars and total personal taxes under existing reve- 10 billion dollar* ot disposal a* against , dollars in 1M0. In 1M3 Mr.' wage American will ---------- j a much lighter tax load than his Canadian or English brothers-in-arms.\ In Great Britain total naUonai and'local taxes paid by individuals at present amount to 31 percent of the nationatMqrome. In Canada, total Individual taxee amount to 23 percent of the national income. In the -United States, total personal taxes. Federal state and local, .will amount in 1M3 to 18 per­ cent of national income. Our Eng­ lish allies Invest an additional 10 percent of national income in War saving*. Our Canadian allies invest an additional II percent of national The Treasury. Department e»U-’* male* that the Victory tax will raise has purchased certain War Bonds, approximately 12.000.000,000. Every or paid old debts or paid lite insur­ person receiving more than $12 per ance premiums equal to the amount week must pay the Victory tax upon of this credit. In the case ol single that part of hi* Income over and persons this credit will be 25 percent above lhe SIX For example, a mar­ of the Victoyy tax paid tup to a ried man with a salary of $50 per maximum of $500). Should the Vic­ week, with two dependent*, would tory tax credit exceed the individu­ make only a net payment of $1.05 al's Federal income tax. the unused per week after allowance for post­ portion of the credit may be refund­ able to the taxpayer. war credit. The Government lias made every Even with the Victory lax. the effort to make the impact of the 12.3 income lax. and all other taxes new tax as light as poriible. The paid by individual.), the average law. in effect, provides that tn the American will have more money case of married pertons whoso sole with which to buy War Bonds than Income is from wages or salary. 40 he has ever had before. Here arc p.-rcent of the Victory tax paid <up the statistics which explain Unit to a maximum of Si.OCO) plus 2 per­ statement: cent for each dependent (up to a In 19j0 the total income payments maximum of $100) may be used a* made to the American ■> people a credit against whatever Federal amounted to about 70 billion dollars. income taxes tho individual may owe In that same year the total personal at the end ot the year—provided he taxes paid. Federal. State and local. zoo was an over tire weekend guest of her parent.-., Mr and Mrs. Elmer Gillespie Honoring her daughter's birthday, Mrs. Gillespie Irad as sup­ per guests Saturday evening. Mrs. EL A. Parker and daughter Ellzabeth of Hastings and the Misses Ruby.' Carrie, and Dorothy Cogs- been ul Howell, was home for the weekend before going to work at Monroe Our C. E won lhe first award for IMS, a silver cup. at the County Meeting al Freeport last Tuesday evening. They also won the first award tn 1M1. Corp. Clarence Steiner, who has COATS GROVE been stationeel in n training camp m California. vLvited hLs grandparLast Week's letter The D.G.T.O Club was held last enu. Mr. and Mrs. John'Woodman Wednesday with Mrs. Arthur Rich­ ardton. Tlie chairman was Mrs Robert Cole, who has recently re­ Alice Chase. Suggestions on the Do’s covered from an operation for anand Don't* for the success of tiw pendicitis In Ft. Custer hosplt d club were given at Roll Call. visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Deinond. whose work has Henry Cole last Tuesday. cans, to match the record ol our Ca­ nadian neighbors, would have to in­ vest this year 20 percent ol our na­ tional income in War savings. To match the English record we would hove to invest 23 percent ot national income in War । CLAY HILLS Last Week's letter We sure appreciate having tire­ snow plow go over our street, as It Is almost lrn|>assable some days. • Mrs. Anna Gibbs left Thursday, for Indiana to help care for her brother and wife, who arc both sick abed. Mr.- Bertha Polls entertained the Busy Bee Club Thursday. Pol hick dinner, and Red Cross sewing were the main features, fourteen being present. MrsreJohn Lukso is confined to her home by sickness. Custom I - the plague of wi.se* men and the idol of foots.—Novalis. WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ORDER NOW’ YOU DON’T NEED CASH Order TODAY ... for Future Delivery . . .' hut send NO MONEY now. You make NO DEPOSIT to hold your oi'... you don't pay a cent until you receive il! Just mail lhe coupon below. SUPREME QUALITY 100% PURE PENNSYLVANIA CH In 30 or 55 g<J. drumi. Federal Tax Included. Drum depoiit extra. 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Wc have thq finest assortment of Ladies leather Jackets ever shown in MONTGOMERY WARD Hastings. The lighter shades that will be shown for spring as well os medium- and darker shades Drop in and try some on_________ _ $11.50__ $1Z.50 At lost we hove a large and complete stock of boys beautiful' plaid flannel shirts, $1.29__ $1.49 All sizes 8 to'14 Waters Clothes Shop “Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy” HASTINGS MONTGOMERY WARD STORE Gentlemen: • Please reserve ihp following quantity of oil to be ac­ cepted by me on the date of_______________________ if. Yow Name. local Addreu. Town Vuurteay Syracuse Puit-Staudard ouANrrrr .Drums (30-gols.) .Drums (55-gals.i .Drums (55-gals. .Drums (30-guls.) (30-gals.j Drums 155-goh.) Pennsylvania Oil Pennsylvania Oil Motor Guard Oil Motor Guard Oil Stale. 10 10 10 10 sal Crape 20 30 40 50 20 30 40 20 30 40 20 30 40 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 38, 1943 Mary Adams, foreclose mortgage. ! Harry Stehr vs. Carl Miller, et 3.570 ns members ot ration boards, lion and allowing of 23 print* of the 1 a < 9.671 a* members ct draft boards, film. "Make the Most of Playtime.*' in ---- --------- u Millard Perry,, al. trespass. Secured enactment of a law au- ‘~ and 812 in the civil air patrol •*—•—• Grace Uhl vs. Harry Shute, ires- 1 , Contribution* of 63.483 pints ot thoruing lhe Secretary of War to They hope he may be able to coms w V H kl It V I Mildred vs. Dele Main, divorce. pass. I blood by 47.000 Legionnaires to designate a unlfoim national serv­ home io the near future. France* v». Melvin McKibben, dl-' r. t. Puller vs. Jam's V. Roberta, BOWLING NEWS blood banks. ice flag ‘ vorce.. . assumpsit. Co-sponsored annual American CARLTON CENTER (Continued from page I. Sec. 1) ! Catherine M. vs. Everett E. Broofcr.1 Emeet Pteace va. Dorian Sanders, Incompli le'report* showed 172.465 Education Week und annual Cill- Last Week's Letter . I trespass. Co. for the determination of the divorce. zenahip Recognition Day. ' , Legionnaires active in various scrap Car) D. va. Elisabeth Warner, diMyrtle Przybyaz and Myrtle Gould Word has been received that Ser­ water level of Thomapple lake, — — ■ metal ... and rubber collection*. Sponsored first annual July 4th vorce. ' vs. Archie and Mary Corrigan, no geant Cletus Valentine, of Sioux Fuel and Piston Ring*. naticcl Roy Thomas, doing business as Born on lhe battlefields of World Collected 10,000.000 old phono- . nationwide radio program under the Falls. 8. D.. accompanied 37 men on ! ly. in the Recreation League. Dorb Marie vs. Carl E. Flaher. action given. the Hasting* Burial Vault Co., vs. divorce. Walter Wallace v». National-Ac- War I. The American Legion graph records which were sold lo auspices of the national coordinat- a troop train to Wright Field, Day- , hit 203-204-188-595 m for ™ top *pot Robert Sponable. assumpsit. reached u high point In it* service mtee fund* tor new records that ling committee In which eight lead- ton. Ohio, starting New Years Day Bill mu scored —...j 592 «n with garnM ......... of ... Gerald B. va. Margaret Cole, dl- ceptanoe Service, bill to set aside to God and Country, in Uir tint wcrc Kent to all American units'ing organization-- joined in an im- and National Sheet Steel Co. vs. vorce. , 1 transfer. returning to South Dakota a ' 236-164, for runner-up. Dr. < Standard Stamping Co., trespass. terving overseas and to ships of the preuinj Aiucricunism demoiutra- week later. In the Matter of Petition for sale Melvta vs. Charles Hebei, divorce year cf World War II. ' Wocton smacked the pin* pins tor for 1a 583 Marry O Mohrmann, ttec'r. va. of DcUnqueot Taxes for 1940 and . Navy. I lion. Adelben Cortrlght vs Loub and • Responding to the greatest cull on *£d movement to force, teaching cilS“j« WU’sLnSiy'SS reties and third spot when ‘be *cored Claude J. Marshall. Exec. Est. Chri* Previous Years. its service* during tne momentous . Madoline Gorman, injunction. Collection through it* fun-and L« 189-174-219, for Leonard*. . Marshall, ol al. OMumpalt. Florence vs. Lucius Lobdcll. di-’ Ruby Muy va. Wayne Nelson Mar- year ot 1942, with the largest mem­ honor society, the Forty and Eight, of1 more more American hjg{ory and ^d. IO aTM^H^CaroenTlie Recreation league began UirErnest Hayes v*. Lawrence Royer, vorce. । ten*, divorce. . bership in all us history, 'The Amer­ of more than 200.000 decks ot play- 1 niathemaiiisihemam — , »n nauw> • *1^ t„ drove to Fort Custer to *m him. last half of their split season with no action given. Elaine V. vs. Robert Wm. Ran-1 Louie R. Neal and wife vs. Fred ican Legion in this first year of the ing cards for the fighting men in Sol New M.»ru.»hi Memberehii/M nexurk bul he had already been traru- Bib* giving'Piston Ring* a three Neil WT Jones vs. Levi J. and Lulu *om, divorce. second World War. recorded the J. Young, bill to establish conveyall American expeditionary forces. Established u new\ membership 1 game trouncing Perk** Tavim won fetred. destination unknown. Mead, no action given. following accomplishment.-.: Vera Madge va. Raymond L. Rob- ance. Distributed more than 1500 0001 record for 1942 of 1.116,5.000 two from Middleville and Leonards Matthew Baltcn vs. Robert E. iaskl, divorce ' Darthya v* Max Stor>*v. divorce Trained Air Raid Warden's .copies of -Pall-In." Tin' American 1 get a.new high 0! 17, scored a two to one victory ovar I 632 for tiw ting. Tuesday, on business Powcli. trespass. Frank J. Hallock va. Thomas and Belva E. va. Joseph W. Kidder. Hastings Ice and Fuel. Leonard'* Produced more than 350.000 grad- legions Booklet of advice to men (number of active post*, Glen Ingram vs. LeRoy Foster, as­ Rose Collick, foreclosure of chattel divorce. oi Mr and Mrs w,u Brandt of 27 U) team total was high for the uates from its air raid warden gomK into the nations war service 1 Expended the known I sumpsit. mortgage. ' . -------------■■»»■»---------------iiancul Woodbury and Mr und Mrj. Levi- evening. schools tor the'ctviitaii defense proActive cooperation - ._33 ----------------------ipcratton o: ot more than 1739,440 in emergency <inane 1 Berend Beverwyk vs. Consumers _ Cha*. H. and Laura Cbler vs. (vest hope mostlv Steele and family u* cf -aau. th«t— —Biv/n in tne Bliss Leacue Tool room gram. GO.000 key ’legionnaires —— with the nu| to 550 663 needy chlldrci\most Power Co., no action given. Maude '(■nd- D.' r* Herrrina llf.rri.lni. and nnH Sarah Karat, Kepkm. "5?1 „ iiNtdteul s011001 district wcreJtuKa I.- Sunday after- won two from Office; Foundry had Sold more than Sl00.000.000 worth FBI against .....espionage, ------sabotage. f„r clothing. nnd medic John Slenklcwreicx vs. George-gey bill to. set aside deeds and reTBe Harold Springers received ' noon caller* at thr'noma ’l of .Mr and q rm- game edge on Engineer*, and filth column-actiyitles. ----- ..... setivittea. : treatments. Sherman, appeal from Justice court iYnd'conTra'cY —•—“ iword I word from (rolH Jimmie that thut he ’»e is at “l of war bond* and stampTin it* na- und shop office took a pair of. gtmes AmerfcauUni i Recovered through it* national ‘‘[a. Marionptfm * ----- *““*— Activities Rudolf Kaiser vs R J Manson Atlantic Citv and is assigned to tlonwide sales campaign. Sophia Hill vs. Clyde Benton, deMrTand-Sfr*. Elmer Marlowe were ’ from ElecUician*. Set up special schools for trainSponibred mor* than 3.000 Boy | rehabilitation committee 82.760662---------------jpwdfkper formanei of co•»* cdanvllon on a promissory note. ■ ■ gueata - ot- Mr. ■’ ar ----- •'— In the Piston Ring League. Of­ -lcouI troop, troop*. 87 In various contested government weekend Zlgmont K. and Elizabeth Lcbleckt ”>n of the Air Corps * Ronald ing instructor* to teach military Scout Archie O. and Mildred C. Sinclair fice— No. 2 won------two-------------------games fiom~40 seconds ly v Enrolled• — more than 500.0W boys , benefit* for thousand* of'-World Muri Fawley of Clarksville. ---------------received word from from Pit Pvt drill to students in vs. Vern D. and Mildred M. Sinclair. vs Silas Stiles, et al. bill lo quiet Anders r«-«iv*d Mr. and Mr* Gerald Tischer and M At Ms: Machine* look a brace of Gerald Anders that hla squadron Kiiools under the U. S. Victory under 17 in tire annual juntar base-j war I and II veterans and their OMumpsit. Utle. family were Sunday dinner guests games from Shippers and Office No. Corps High School program. bull program. (dependents. . • Waller M and Vrrdle L. Sinclair Clayton J. and Bessie McKeown had arrived safely overseas * A Contributed ul least IbO.OOO of its Conducted 29 Boys' State* ipj Held its 'first wartime, stream­ of Mr and Mrs Hillis Tischer of. 1 wore a pair of games from Grind­ vs. Vern D nnd Mildred M. Sin­ vs. Rudolph Schaar, cl a), bill to letter from the Dr. Heitman fam­ =«■ -| ily. formerly located at Delton. U» members to Ute armed iorec* for winch more Hum 12.00G buys sc-■ ino-d natlonul convention, with at- Lake Odftrti clair. aMumprit. quiet title. Mr. and Mrs Rudi Root and Mr The Service League play gave Ro­ active service .in World War If. lectcii for leudciship qualities 're- tcndai.c- restricted lo 1.301 official Ivan Powe)] vs. Matthew Baltch. Phyllis E. vs. J(imes Burdette Mrs. Alice Collins. Hates that he Obtained 242313 recruits for.the ceivrcl training in civic government.' delegates, anti with the annual pa- utia ««• .E wwi und **r». Mrs dfcch Breen hub und uwoy baby ut of uuuCoo- ।| -;-z 0?4' is in charge of a hospital at Cn*Smitn, divorce. pcravuie, visited viiiicu at »i lhe the home iiuiiic of uf Mr. Mi. i Guard Luart. No. . .’O. 2: 2. a two to IC one One win Win for Sponsored anothnr naucmal high jrnde nnd music and drill contests penviUe, Navy.- 83,208 for Lhe Army. 6.368 fot G-Tald Powell vs. Matthew Baltch. In lhe Matter of the Est. of Wil­ cade. Idaho. The Mrs says their the Marine Corp.. 2.396 for tiw school oratorical contest on the V. <eliminated. — ’ Mr*. Otis Landon. Thursday. -------*— nu . and Coast nuarH Guard Mn No. »1 over trt_. Klwanb trespass. liam E. Gillespie, discharge of land 9‘.- month old daughter.. Mary Coast Guaid. 8,009 for the State S. Constitution and Rill of Rights - ‘ .Pledged its support nndMr. and Mrs. Theron Hecht are > No. 1. and aNo. one1. game and amargin one game for margin for backed Chancery Cause* ! contract.’ Khatango. b keeping her busy but Causes Klwanb No. -2. the national administration "• in lhe proud parents of u son. born Rotary No. 1 over ' »«—•- **Myrna J v*. Carl J. Chrbtie. df-1 Clark Edwin Davis, et al. Vs. Vlt- makes home a cheery place * Mr. Guard*. 568 for the Merchant Ma­ In which '.20.000 students in 17 up ihr In the Commercial League. Moore ... 11* ... war effbrts. >*<Artt. Thursday. He weighed 7”j lb*, nnd state* participated. '. ail vorcc. , jugt Of woodland, bill to quiet title, and Mrs. Lance Warner and fam- rine. and 5.943 as air cadet.'. odd game’ from Trio Cafe;■ t Awarded more than school Elected 0a ligating fighting commar.icr .MTiuacu War «»-. Aims WM... 13.517 ........ ,-^ wm.m r-Kxreu commander tor his name 1* Glenn Theron. 1 won the cTC - •TT B vs. B, divorce. I Velma A vs Harry BTu&lng. di-! »y and Mr. and Mr* Hollis War- Defined Defined tlie nations war atm* to medal it* posts lighting days day* in In Roane Waring Waring Mis. Keith Wilson has jusi re- Coffee Shop blanked Consumers ' ‘ award* ‘ ‘thrduiih ■ '' " ' and nd the fighting ner were weekend uursts guests Leonard Paul v*. Gertrude L. voice n “r and rfamily «m,l» *'••* MiddlevjTle Creamery Creamery turned from a wonderful trip Into Power coMlddtevjlle Bates, divorce. , ' Maiide Lorraine vs. H Vcrn Neil, of their parents. Mr. and Mr* Al­ be FIRST to win the war; SECOND 1 Auxiliary units to public m liool pu- ot Memphis. Tenn. a two to one defeat. ........ lhe peace: and • —THIRD x tiiiwii ■<> .;outstanding «u ... w-heliirih!;: and.Vigorously Vigorous!*- i mucked wartime tlie west and south She went to >*v® City ds Dads a tWo to one defeat. to pfl* 111 scholarship and11 bert Warner * Abe Hayward is tp win Elizabeth Jane vs. Lloyd E. El- • divorce. preserve the American form oi ,■ leadership ««-r-i.in noaini*. qualities. l.-inkcs ।strikes and mid all all stoppages in war LoredO, Texas, first, to stay for a McdiCi'. %an*e<1 Auto Sport Shop. lUton, divorce. j George T. v», Dorothy Gardner, helping at the Em Johncock home. Em having been 111 with intestinal government of the people, by the , Held its second annual nation- production, .whether caused by la- while with her husband. Private ani1 Goodyears Hdwe won three Minnie Wutm vs. Wm. Fuhr, ct divoice. t J. Fukr,.wide safe driving contest in which 1 bur or management, as unpatriotic Keith Wilson Afterward she went Kaon1-' from Andrus Service flu. * Jesse Osgood visited his people and for the people. ’ al. bill lo dear title. , Robert D. vs. Margaret tou.vv Secured ■—....------ Congressional -amend- 1more than 9.Q00 driver, were cn-’and treasonable. to Albuquerque. New Mexico, to vis- ’, 7” best wccklyjcoru: daughter Esther nnd husband, also Frank and Chrbtlna Asplnall vs. man. divorce men! of its 1919 .charier, approved tcred. u-d the drive to dcfeul tile O - . it her sister. Staff Sergeant and G Hawthorne , Jov und Junior at lhe Ezra More­ by Sylvester H and Vera E. Curtb. bill | Jcanctt vs. Alfred R ’tlte >6ctobcr 29? 194-’. 208-225-164-502 •- ”Presid«»t.* ”*‘ • ''*• Distributed more ti»an 6W>00 cop-! Duniel amendment adopted by the Mr.-. Lawrence Pyle. Mr*. Wilson Jc , r / house home Sunday afternoon. ' to foreclose mortgage. . divorce. S ur j wooton. 199-174-219-582 Amber A. vs. Harrison Clair Van I in the Matter of.the (Petition of Jay and Junior at the Ezra More- to make The American Legion a i < of a new pamphlet entitled senate to the 18 and 19-year draft was gone five and half weeks and R Hdbbardf 185-187-203-575 Knou Your America" 'act. act. that tiiat would have required a reports a splendid time time. ’ *•Sickle, separate maintenance I Henry Stehr, ct al, petition to dis- daughter Emily Jean came from two-war oigunization by niaki.ig G. Monica W 224-154-194-572 mis. David Mrs. uavia Leary, who woo U is making maxing - -r---MarjortJ L. vs. Hugh Babcock, di- ■ connect land from tlie village of Detroit Saturday to visit the home honorably ’ dbcharged veterans of: Di.'tributed more (han a million year s training of these voutiis be243-135-172-550 her-------parent*. Mr. and ' }*• “*J*fte*ux —.—..Sunday night * - World war LI eligible for member- copies of tlie Jlsg code and other tore combat service, on the ground . *her — home --------- with*— folks, .at returning voice. Middleville. i D. Goodyear 179-191-180-560 Osgood who ha* been ill .ship. pieces of flag education Ht'ralure. that auch questions should .be left :Mrs. E. J. Beck for the present, was c Goodyear John G. v.«. Rosie Wheeler, diMillie P. vs. Archie F. Matteson, Stephen —. R. Endsley 191-20.5-163-547 with much better aircraft warning Cooperated with the FBI tn cirar­ to the decision of military author!- 1happy when her husband. Staff wnn the me measles nienrur* is iuuiii uriici I Operated 2370 ............. „„....... . vorce. .divorce. - witl - the ■ girls ■ ■ are due - to - have ■------'’jXmta in lhe posts by 2.017 pasta postsin the danger dnngei ing the records of more than 50,000 tics and not to politicians . Sergeant David Leary, was granted W. Hackney Betty Jean vs. Richard Perry, diPhyllis Mae vs. Donald L. Me- and' now 170-192-115-54(1 more draft evaders a ten day furlough He la stationed H. Shroyer them- * Mr. and Mrs. William Me- zonta. at an annual cost uf mnrr vorce. Donald, divorce. On Tliuraday uvenlng. Feb. 4. thu at Scott Field. Ill. Honored Draft Boards Martha P. vs. Henry J. Predam. I Causes in which no progress tut* Callum of Knlamaaoo spent the than $112,000 Enrolled, according to incomplete Sponsored nationwide post parties. re-iulir meeting of the Auxiliary Mrs. Hubert Bronson and her WOMENS BOWLING separate maintenance. I been made for more than one year— weekend with his parents. Mr and L Ray Kellv vs. Chariea nnd Nel-; Lyle Collison vs. William Rupe, Mrs. Will McCallum * L. D. Wood­ report* from post*. .98.787 Legion- honoring local Selective Service will be held at the Legion hall. sister. Alice Beck, both of Kalama­ bowler to hit ‘ 500" Monday night zoo, were at home with Mr. and and It was a big 213 last game that man and son Archie. Ira Osgrxxi nalres in lhe aircraft warning serv- Draft and app'al boards during the. Please be present if |x>i»aible. lie Freer, partition suit. ires|»axi. Today the Auxiliary I* serving Mrs E. J. Beck Sunday. Leona M. ys. John L. Moore, diU. S. A- F. S. A. ys. George and nnd Ray Barnes are in Hastings Ire. 337341 Legionnaires as air mid week of December I to 8. let her net 505 pins to lead the Aided in niilionwidr pliyslcai cd- dinner tOi tne 4-H club leader* ol today * Tlie Community club has warden*, 272306 .1* volunteer i»voter. Amanda Shcllcnbargcr. replevin weekly scoring. Lucile Pierson, Chdr vs Rose Arnold, divorce. Charlie Raymond va. Edward Mil- been taken up for this month on licemcn, 34,132 as volunteer fire- ucalion. health education and ice­■ the county. X bowling a consistent kame scored Tiio Legionvwa* glad to receive^ men. 330,456 as fn>t aid workers, reation program through dblribu-■ Hibflnga City Bunk vs. Frank and I let. trcsyp.M. account of weather und roads. 495 for second spot and Violet Shroyer landed in third place with JURORS NAMED FOR CIRCUIT COURT AMERICAN LEGION E S-WAW .^bowling Trio won two games from Leon­ ardo State Insulation took the odd game from Piston Ring Office; Or- ’ phans won a two to one serie* from Bonnet and Gown; Banner won a pair from Strand: BIL'j lost a com­ plete series to Piston Ring Shop, a and Portias won all games from Bell , Telephone Co. The-ten best scores: t 15^-136-213-506 J. Brower 156-136-213-506 IOO-173-10MM V. Shroyer 114-155-201-410 J. Finnic SOUTH SHULTZ The many friends ot little Nelson Hine, who has been seriously III with pneumonia at Pennock hospital. ■f will be glad to hear he is some bel­ ter and all hope for hla speedy re­ covery. * Mr* Donna Barton and children spent Sunday with her par­ ents in the Hines district * VUville's Sunday were Wayne Galas and family of Parchment and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Manning and Sharon and Lorna Larabee of Ypui- , lantl. Mr. and Mrs Jess Laraore of Hastings spent Sunday evening with them, a A very interesting letter from Blanch Carpenter wa* received by Mrs. O E. Kenyon last week. She is now in training al viUe Cook of Longley Field. Va., is and his sister. Mrs. Frank Horn. eve a pedro party Saturday night his honor. A lovely luncheon . was served and all report a pleas­ ant time. * John Graham of Kal­ amazoo spent lhe weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hom and also accompanied Orville Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Hom to Grand Rapid* Sunday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs Bryce Meyers. * R«v. Fred Hom of Battle Creek called on Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hom Salurdav and looked after their fruit in their basement here after the zero weather. * Mr. and Mrs. Ron­ ald Kenyon and Dick and Jack of Nashville spent Saturday afternoon and evening with their parent*, Mr. and Mrs Alva Kenyon. ♦ Mr*. Mina Kenyon received a letter from Washington, saying he had sprain­ ed his ankle so his training will have to stop for a Ums. Buy a Share in America! J—/AND . . . Thousands of acres of the finest land in you? A dime will buy a share of all of it ... a the world . . . black earth, rich loam, green pastures 10-ccnt War Savings Stamp. Every War Bond that you and hills where trees reach to the clouds and their buy gives you a bigger share of this land and it is boughs touch. . . . Wide, flat, well-drained land on the finest land buy in the world today! which com, wheat, and other crops grow thick and fast. Your government needs money to win,this war. and is Also upland farms, stock farms, ranches, and citrus offering you good interest and a ‘■money-back” guar­ groves as well as truck farms, tobacco farms, and cotantee for it. War Bonds offer the soundest investment I ton plantations. This land described above is America in the world. With each Bond purchase you are buying . . . not 20 acres, not 50 or 100 acres, but all of it that a share of this graft, fertile country of ours . . . and lies between the Atlantic and the Pacific. • protecting your own investment in it, too! ‘ How can yop buy all that land ? What would it cost Make Every Market Day “Bond Day!" Buy War Bonds! a /L War Savings Bonds SHOOT STRAIGHT WITH OUft BOTS____________________ 1______ NOTE: Now You Can Buy War Bonds Through Your Rural Postman! YOU GET A $25.00 BOND FOR ONLY $18.75 Brief Facta About War Savinga Bonda (Seriea E) Hoti' much do they coif? You LEND Uncl, Sum $18.76. 37.60. 375.00 760-00. on tho Bond. Whon car 500.00 1,000.00 CARLTON CENTER Stuff Sergeant and Mrs Lawrence Pyle from Albuquerque. New Mexico, have been visiting al the home of Mrs. Pyles father. John Ibbortw and family. * Mr. and Mrs. LesUr Warner and family of Woodland were Sunday evening callers at Frank Shriber s. * Tuesday's bliz­ zard caused some of our local folks to get snow bound in various place*. John Us borne and Alec had lo re­ main in Hastings for Um night. turning home from Hasting*. c< gel no farther than the Gel Tischer residence. Mr* Yarger i Ione remained for lhe night t! and Mr. Yarger walked the and one half miles home. * > Irene Karrur unending lo visit gutat ot Mrs... Keith WUsO Bely Jean Crawley, daugnta Mr and Mr*. Hale Gaepsntat turned home with her aunt unde. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sn­ ot Marshall, after a wrcki there. Betty Jean haa boo. oepted into Uk WAAO'* and home awaiting her caU. CM illation* Betty Jean ♦ Vtotg * Word list dinner �pagb six THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUR5DAY. JANUARY 1S» PEtfNOCK HOSPITAL Medk-ai naiienu in tiw hospital are .Mrs Muri Belles. NhaIivIHi-. Mb* Ixtltle Garn. Hartings; Helen Xtartlui Morehouse. Middleville. * Nine medical patients were dis­ charged during tiir week; Baby Dean Jolmcock. Delton; Harold Kltcijle, -------- ; ■ Hartings. R. 4; Mrs. George Eiixr::. Freeport: Mrs. Lannes Huf'f Kcnneld, 706 8. Market: George iTk.ITMrim Fit s'Kmire -Leng, ‘latke Koutz. j?*1 Odessa; Mrs*Ell.t 4 K Ha* Lake OUessii Odessa: Nelson Nelson Hine. Hine. Has Has­ ting*. R. 5; Mrs. Beatrice Leave)!. 311 Fourth St. Ann Arbor; Mr*. Mary Townkend. Nashville. . Courtesy Los Angela Examine ASSYRIA Bom on January 14 at Pennock hospital a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Branllt. * Mrs. Clifton Miller u at Pennock hospital having sub­ mitted to a major oiwratlon und is doing nicely. * No preaching serv­ ice at the Briggs church on Sunday due to blockaded roads. * Mrs. Jay­ Cole spent the weekend with her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Hoffman. Jackie and Jimmie Huffman-Tire having renenu case* of whooping cough. * The Stevens school wayclosed pan of tlie week. The Briggs school was closed on Wednesday. * Mrs. Bessie Strick­ land is at. the Mr. and Mrs. Merle Davis home assisting in tlie care of the new daughter. ★ Mrs. Lucille McClelland spent part of last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ralph McClelland of Battle Creek due to the conditions of the highway. * The snow shovels were called out through the week to open snow fill­ ed roads for elderly people to re­ ceive medical aid. * Mrs. Margarc*. Smith of Nashville Ls staying at the Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifton Miller hornswhile Mrs. Miller 4s in the hospital. * Mary Joan Rogers who lias been --------------------------------------------- ---------- that Jack Buholtk and Joseph New York City. N. Y. Thomson at Great Lakes are called c o Poatnuuiter • boou" and that means they are Birthday—Feb- Oth 'Continued from page 1! Sec. 1> ’ taking their basic training, but what ate you called aflet that fellows — Pvt. Jerald Haynes 1OIS101O Guatlacanal and New Guinea > back or does, Il sort of depend on who 103rd A PO. ABN. here on the 'Home Front* fighting . (fXjutlnued from page 1. Sec II 103rd Signal Co. for every man in uniform you won’t doo. the calling I ’ Floyd Craig w home and he says Camp------------------------Clalrborne.— La. have to worry. Total ledger a.x'rt> of tiic compan. are $733,348 UO. in addition, to Rickenbacker was not only a fly­ ills young son has signed up and' Birthday—March 2nd . - which there arc i.on-ledgei- assets ing ace hero of World War I. but will be In service within - *— Pvt. Titomas E McPharlin ' ,m.nts In process of collreUO!;. he Ls already a hero of the present A P.O. 877 c o Postmaster tmpaunded bank depowu. real <=.conflict. He lias every right in the AS.N. 381869M tate, .‘tank stock, office furniture world to speak for all of you. and Guernsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. AJ. New York City. New York. R No.’l at Camp Wallace. und equipment, etc.' amounting to fellows, he a making himself heard. Guernsey After Tom had reached hla des­ Texas ha* been selected lo attend an SIJ7431making total assets of Now for the cigarettes—tltey go cnlhtrd Specialist Schoo:, under lhe tination lhe (ln.1 fellow lichqet that to Robert Cooper'bn-the U. S. 8. ypr'dcpvtment direction for train­ he knew was Norval fitumm; And ■ ... .... .j,-.,. ... ... ..... .—, llent* nLM'iiaigea were Mrs. uen Pastores. We z4hould have made ing in radio science. Nice going was he glad to see him—are you better connections. Bob. so — you Eugene. kidding. ment bonds totalled at Ekinn,.. I^kr Odn»». 11 □: Clin. could have collected these wlwni you 101 ■ • ' $7833IHdO “ Sgt Cletus C. Valentine at Sioux ; Here’s a correction—last week in the cluse of busuic*;. on Dec. 31. B Tl— Fall... s. d. son of Mr. and Mnf. Jclut W. Reids address it should be Ijk. Od«w.; Wall.. • were heme two weeks ago. The 1»42, with lows unpaid amounting Warner. Lake Odessa; Gertrude To­ cartoon Ls on the way and they’d Clayton Valentino of Curlton Center Flight G. instead of D. to less chan $9,840 00. After all losses bias. Nashville; Mrs. John Nagel Be waiting for you whenever you write* that he and a Corp, accom­ - Forty more nf our boys will take are paid the company’-* rawrve Ls Middleville. pull into port next time. Tltey panied a group ot 37 men to Wright off from lhe UB.O. room on tlie Thick it a rplendld ’ might reach you bk Jan. 31st and Pteld. Dayton. Ohio, leaving Sioux early bus this morning (Thursday' Surgical patients are Richard Scliocnborn. Hastings, R 2; Lewi, '* “ “ £l■*'ld sUw‘ »ay “Happy Falls on New Yeart~Day and re­ so you mav be meeting some of Dnnntrthe year the sum of $644.- Ht rtlebawer. Alto; Mrs. Otto Fett u‘“naa>. bcslccsluming Jan.'7th They made the them one of these days. We uae th* O.Vj was collected m assessments. 120 W. Walnut; Charles King. Frrt'rip by tpifn and found more snow UB.O. room now almost as much for our bo vs (when thev leave and <• ru yu.noo over the pre- p;,w rl. Eugene Eugeni- McCuslin. McCusHn. Middleville; when they're home on furlough) as uhen !he Mr-'- Victor Brtincr. Woodland; Mrr. since so rnunv of. you arc home on /Hr- r ' ’nicr,c.a''1 «” *» Lloyd Terpening. 121. W. Center; leave and adding much to our “city ■’round tilts way on your return trip Jlry lu th- V.md corm Co. ts small wilcox. Delton; Mrs Chiton among lakes" ns you roam about in Cletus but maybe you can make It Camp. next time. । next Next wrex week you nave have a tetter letter comcorri■ cmpartsrin to -he protection re- Miller. Bellevue, R. 3; Mrs. Seeley uniform. Thanks for your letter "Alph" I log from one of Barry Counties Dick Hinkley has been home from ■ Orr. Vcrmontvile. R 2. Promptness adjusting loves Ten babies were bom in the hos- Great Hikes and will leave Sundav Dunn—nolle* we’ve decided to nick- newest and proudest Dads. Tlie reaYou were ron’is young June Ellen now about courteous treat- pital during the week, a* follows: |nr ‘ivecl’l iruinlnv. Dick was fourth name you ourselves five weeks old. ** It “you don't ----------*------— J —“ hear ment and square dealing through- A boy to Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert hi hU class didn’t think we knew lucky to get your leave and SUr- ** <..e th* years lune resulted in build- Browne. Hastings, R 4, Jan. 21: a that, did you Dick? Corp. Bob pnse your folks Christmas night, something about the baby we miss p>" confidence in the coin inn ly anti boy to Mr. und Mrs. Gordon Cota. Ritchie was home from Fort 8’»»wt. they must have had about as happy our guess. Oh yes. the • papa" is )!•. the t.ipid growth shown each •r>01 E- Green St., Jun 22; n girl lo dun too ro with belli Bob and Dick i Christmas as anvone around here. Judge Stuart Clement so from here lhe .™... same jjme Harry .Rit Ml-­ "Alph" writes to those of you who on he can take over. ” :«<t throughout the Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mclanithan. home at ...* Until then Cheerio, , rille chie h-ul h<d to be crfeful cilreful because became it write letter* every week—“I like to Al ndjusters who attend ”» Mr “hd Mrs Kenneth’ Hamblin, was a fiftv-HHy proposition for the. tea<* lhe Home Front letters very Zolly Coffer. much and hope .u they —. — continue ----------writ- j lilv ; S possible lo every I1*11 E- State Rd.. Jan. 25; a boy to army and navy at his house. Sgl. Let. DeVault had to return ing them." HUBBARD HILLS : <! Their strict attention Mr and Mr. Lee Cook. Hartings, Here'* Al ph’s address and birth-!| Our community was shocked by details .and fair adjustments of *£ 4. Jan. 21; u girl to Mr and Mrs. nn Tuesday for Buckley Field at He said he never knew day March 25th. < latnr are other factor.-, that have Charlie Beers. Delton. Jun 22; Denver । the sudden death of Gladeon Briggs Pfc. Alpheous Dunn . <l I), building up the business. « girl to Mr. nnd Mrs. Alton Anftour, time could go so fast. He attended j of Bowens Mills. Jan. 13. We exItSH S nunnvrr .Inn u olrl rr» Btry. No. 6th C. a. the coast guard dance at the odd 12-1 4 ’ S. Hanover. Jan 24; girl to ■ tend our sympathy to the bereaved as company whs organized in Mr. und Mrs. John Coppcss. Sun­ Fellows Hull Saturday night which fort Barry. California. family. * Mrs. James Storkan rcand Miwe that time it has paid , 21: ... u girl to Mr. tlie Hastings Manufacturing comHere's good news about Lewis turned to tier home Friday after field. R 1. ,,Jan. ‘i1-1 -’. ■;? 'iciudinTmeTar 'i" °f nnd Mrs- *»“*» L‘,*,s- Delton, R 1. panv sponsored. He raid he hud Wilcox: — . .. .j ..icludiug the 191. io.-.- Jnn jj. (X)V I(, M. |lnd Mn a. "swell" lime und being an army War Department, Washington. D. C. 1I spending some time with her daughi ter. Mrs. Helen Peterson at Alto and "'h£.thr ^Wr. Freetx'rt.R 1. Jan 25 than among all those coast guards January 20, 1943. 'Airs. Anne Maters in Kalamazoo. Mrs. Lewis Wilcox, ’ ‘ On Sunday she went to Grand Rap­ Route 1. you think? PASSING OF FORMER ids to spend some time with tier every officer, director Hast bigs. Mich. husband who is ill and was unable of lhe Windstorm Co. Saturday niuhl are for. ALL serv­ Dear Mrs. Wilcox: to get home this week. ★ Mrs. Erl In Monday’.-. Detroit Ftec Press ice rmn. remember that when you dlt and recognition for A report dated January 15. 1943 Bowerman turn been ill with the flu llent accomplishments appeared u notice telling of tlie are home because there's always a him been received from the South­ and under tlie doctor's earc. but Ls is.i-il success of this or- death oi Piiilip A. Halin, .aged 82. big welcome out for you: you can west Pacific area stating that on on the gain at this writing. * ,t.h which L-. >r ynIurJn>. Fifteen years ago he re­ nave fun and besides the dance is January 1 your son. Corporal Ho- Mrs. Albert Green was in Hu4llns< kind in Michigan and- tiw 11 good chance to tee * lot ol local —-a r Wilcox. 36156130 wtu con­ S-L’irdxy and called on Mrs. Stuart tired from the Collins. Hahn and h» the same time—in case you’re- valescing. Clement and new little daughter, D.ilriei Co., of Jackson, having been interested! You may rest Msured when fur­ June Ellen. * Mrs. Alec Albert left connected with that company since Bob Hammond who iias been on ther Information Is received conSCHOOL HEADS HOLD 1903. Previous to 1903. he had been the U S 8. Omaha for nearly two arrnlng Jfcur son. you will be notl- Pennock hospital Sunday to go to tlie home of her daughter in Cliicin tlie employ of the Michigan tin- years arrived home Thursday morn­ fled immediately. ONE DAY CONFERENCE 1 ago for a few weeks. We wish her tral railroad company since he Was ing to find the read out Home snow Very truly yours. a speedy recovery. She lias been conference uf *ch<x>l sixteen years cf age and at on** bound. Wir.it to do—Well. Father J. A. Ulio. Major General. Tlie seriously ill. * Our T. K. school ■ time was the M. C. station agent. in Adjutant General. bus w,i.v unable to make its trip on urtiun. the county ag- Huntings Where he was ixipulur nnd Dillrn drove Bob aa-fnr us he could Mr. nnd Mrs. George Wellfarc it. hvalth director und well liked. Mrs. Hahn passed away with hi-, car from which point Bob have received word from their son. the back roads last week. Several walked in knee deep snow over n . of the children stayed at the Floyd c-unnusMcner atu held Pvt. Karl G. Wellfare, that he Ls Mjr* room in the court by a daughter. Mrs. Mitchell oi mile to the Wood school, then wait­ now at Fort Bli«s. Texas., and would1 Moore and Fred Bowerman homes Grand Rapid., and three grandsons, ed for the county -truck to come be glad to get letters from his ||u- several days on account of the and iwlp him break the road storm. Tlie snow plow looked good all three of whom are in military along After that experience if Ungs friends. His address Ls: 1 to us Saturday. service. One of the grandsons is heme. Pvt. Kari a. Wellfare iLxklng Bob whether he pre­ First Lieut. Philip Hahn Mitchell voti're Battery A 533 SEP. fer- land or «eu he answers. "Ship MILO of. Fort SIU. Okla., who practiced Ahoy. boy. Ship Aiioy!" C. A Un. AA :ultural law tn thi» city1 until a year ago i Mr. and Mrs. Rush Saunders en­ Fort Bliss, .Texas B->h. who incidentally is looking --------------- of the when he was called Into service. tertained Mr. und Mrs. William • great,behad to leave Sunday which Karl's birthday Ls July 2nd. nrtmrttf ar education. —Lan----------------------------------Funeral services will Kenneth Tinker. Electrician’., McKibbln of Hustings and Mr. nnd gave himheld onlyintwo days here but : . ar>d Dr U>n n Burge, dir.etor Jackson on Thursday at 2:00 P. M. he’ll have a good story to tell th? Mate. 2nd class. *on of Mrs. Jueob Mrs. Ronald McKibbln of Battle th" 'r.iimiu- ti.iKwi. a: WMCE.** 1 ■» • »---------- -----fellow, about Michigan snow when Edger, has a birthday on Jan. 30. Creek nt a five o'clock dinner on .'neral discussion DANCE FOLLOWING he gets back, you can "bank" or. the raise day as President Roose­ Sunday. * Mr. Lawrence Tobias velt’s birthday. That makes two good and Merle Bradfield attended a that! >-n the AdjustmcT.! of our Schools The Y M C. A —Youth Council Good luck Bob and congratula­ reasons that we know of why Jan. soil meeting at Hastings last week Present War Ni eds.” . Dance fur high echool boys and tions! we hear you have been ad­ 30th is a lucky day and Zolly isn't Tuesday. Mrs. Tobias and children girls will be on Saturday of this vanced to coxswain. Old Zolly LsnT a Democrat cither. Komy who has accompanied them und spent the . week at the Episcopal Parish House, sure what that means but wc know been in service two years, gets mail night .with her aunt' on account of A daughter. Jacklyn Irene. s The dance will begin following the , the storm. Lawrence and Merle at— basket ball game wiOt Lakeview body should 'tndertake to inform tu Kenneth Tinker, E M 2 C. had to leave their car about a mile land half from home and walk the USS. Black Hawk. " on what’s what in the arpiy, naw Winners in the basketball league and marines if you know w> t w» I rest of-the way. * Mrs. Nina Boyle Carp Postmaster Sin FroncLsco. Cal. ' and Mrs. Madeline Norman were Robinson play on Saturday morning left the tn*">n! We have always wondered standings at the same point with Whnt was implied when the remark A salute to Arland F.,Martin and Kalamnzixv visitors -------- -----------------Saturday. * Ray Branch nnd E. Sinclair trams 'There wasn’t a corporals guard in Wayne L. Finkbelner who have Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield were of Grund tn Hie lead followed by R. Hopkin.. «f«ht." really meant. Arc corporals Just received -their comnUsslons as guest* of Mr. and Mrs Mlles SkinH. Knopf, and F. Linington. All- <:ii<irch alwavs conspicuous by their •econd lieutenants at Miami Beach,, ner nnd Dick of Eau Claire, Sunstar seventh and eighth grade teams absence or whnt is lhe connection. Fin. (SeeuHory on front page.) I day. * Mrs. Emily Wilcox and W. and Mrs. Robm- Flan to play Woodland teams on if any? Eddie Lynd (from Middleville) 1 A. Spaulding were Hastings visllh her (uirenU. eb. <5 at Woodland. , For another example, we know wrltes that he is now in Africa, he itors Monday. * Miss Norma likes it much better than hl* stay in Saunders and Virginia Beck spent Eddies address is— Ireland. Eddie* .the weekend with their parents. P.F.C. Walter E. ij’nd I ---------- . ■ ■ ------ , 3GIOT6M Co. K. OBITUARY OF 135th Inf. A.P.O. 34 WILLIAM CRAMER New York City, N. Y. William Benjamin Cramer, son of Now for addresses and birthdays Benjamin C. and Sarah Cramer, for lhe ’ date" books— was bom June 12. 1869. and de­ Pvt. Robt. M. Blivin U.S.A. parted this life Jan. 8, 1943. H. Q Btry. 1st 507th C. A. (ATI.) On July 4. 1902. he was united in Camp Haan, California marriage to Mbs Edith Reid. To Birthday—March 27th. this union were boin seven children, The old Johnson homestead having been sold wc will offer at public auction the Mrs. Hilda Jensen of Mt. Clemens, Pvt. Donald W. Johnson Mrs. Mildred Calihan of Lansing, following personal property ot the form located 2 miles west and ’2 mile south Fit. 1200. R.D.M.C.B. Vesta at home, William. Jr., of Bal­ San Diego. Calif. timore. Buike nt home. Corporal of Middleville or 6 miles south of Caledonia, or 8 miles northcast of Wayland on Birthday—Aug. 14 th Chester Cramer of California 'and Mrs. Martha Mead of Hasting*. Pfc. Charles F. Barnes. In his younger days Mr. Cramer 20th Tech. School Squad. was a trapper and spent many years Lowry Field. Colorado in the north woods which he dear­ ly loved. During his later years he ' Charles M. Leonard operated u |kim^u .saw ,*«w mills null* iii in Barry Dairy county vuuiuy COMMENCING AT ONE O'CLOCK I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: Aviation Cadet US.N.R. and various places with the help / of his sons. He was bom in the Kohl Hall—Room 118 house In which he was living al the Bowling Green, Ohio. time of his death. He leaves besides hl* widow and Pvt John C. Bash seven children, nn aged sister. Mrs. 589 Tech. School Sqdn. Cynthia Hnmmond of Hastings and Fl—275. AAF.T.T.C. six grandchildren. His passing came St. Petersburg. Fla. ns n great shock tn hLs family who Dick (Richard) Flngleton's ad­ are left to mourn theif low.’ dress Is just the same ns John’s—tho bred Jan. 9 boys deft together from here. Dick OBITUARY says It's nice and warm down there— OF FRANK B1DELMAN you fellows got a break on your lo­ Frank Henry Bldelman. son of due lune 5 cation*—dr didn't you know about Frank and Sarah Bldelman. was the snow! bom In Baltimore twp., Barry ■-another chap who left with Dick countv. on May 30. 1882. He was and John was Jimmy Springer, ids united In marriage to Leia Saddler due Feb. 5 . Dec 25, 1900. To this union two Pvt. James A. Springer children were bom. Clare who 38417381 Flight C. due lune 15 passed on in infancy and Forrest • 611 Tech. Sch. Sq. who survives hitn. Atlantic City. New Jeriey. He resided in Baltimore twp. un­ pasture bred til March. 1923. when he moved Here’s another address:— tn Maple Grove two where he re­ Pvt. Bernard Hammond 36417396 sided until hfc death Jan. 10. 1943. LS S. Co. 51 Bks. 2517 . He was a well known auctioneer Camp McCoy. Wk. year o!d in May in Barry county for a number of Birthday—May 2nd. years until he retired to the farm. He leaves lo mourn his passing Pvt. John H. Birman. Jr. a devoted wife and son. Forrest: Co. D. 62nd Thg. Regt. BJ. 1st also one sister, Mrs. Floyd Rice of Platoon Camp Joseph T. Robinson. Ark. Hastings. wgt. about 70 Ibs. each. He suffered much Birthday—Aug. 15lh He earned hi* rest. Darrell D Aldrich y—3/c U.S.N. The Lord called him. UBS. Alcor "C" Div WINDSTORM INS. CO. NAME OFFICERS * COMMANDOUGH! with her grandparent.' Floyd Randall the p returned to her ho: Creek. Shoveling snow und 'till in Kalunas vacation tis the bu* Wait unfult* make the trip on account of u FINAL WEEK! I On The Home Front AUCTION SALE & I SALE Wintei TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1943 Q Entire Stock of Suedes and Leather Styl es! 01 f1.99 ONE PAIR 2ND PAIR COWS Light Jersey, 6 yrs. old Guernsey, 3 yrs. old, Black Jersey, 4 yrs. old, .1 2 PAIRS rch Supportin, Patterns Include:! BROKEN LINES in KID, GABARDINE □ nd CALF LEATHERS ARE ALSO HERETO CHOOSE FROM! BRING ALONG A FRIEND Save in tftia Spectacular sale More Than 300 pairs To Go On Sale! TO S H A R E IN THESE Red Durham, 6 yrs. old, Guernsey, 3 yrs. old, Roan heifer coming 2 yrs. old, Well bred Guernsey bull, * HOGS 13 Duroc shoots, CHICKENS 31 Rhode Island Red hens FARM TOOLS Keystone hay loader. Side delivery rake McCormick Deering mower, 5 ft. cut New Idea manure spreader Iron wheeled wagon Drag cart 2 Sec. Spring tooth drag John Deere sulky plow, 14 in. bottom Oliver riding cultivator 3 Sec. spike tooth drag Walking cultivator * Corn shelter Economy King cream separator Scalding kettle " HAY AND GRAIN 10 ton mixed hay 10 ton alfalfa 1st cutting 300 bu. Oats. 700 bu. Corn. JANUARY SAVINGS TrnRl O AI1 of *10-00 a"d under, cash; over that amount. 6 months time will I r njyl * be given on rood bankable notes bearing 6'; interest. Anyone desiring time ■ must nuke arrangements with the rlerk before the sale. Nothing to be re­ PERS Second L eniuteu in after train! Caltfomla. cers' Tralni lo Fort Wa which hr v of Mii-vUsit instructor center. Lie been spend Mr*. Mabe Hvm. left Washing tor and sons c Wilcox ove Mr. and ed 'her si troll over MU* Ba from Bang Mrs. Har Mrs. Eina funeral of Mr* Dyer a* MU* N Bellevue, meriy of L Mrs Ber daughter. on Saturd pending First U urday visi W. stebbl to Jackso grandhithl died Salu turned to er in lhe w visiting l Roland B Mrs. W to Salina her hus’bn Camp Phi the infan Edward friend., fr RUtrU of Bert Pier the weekc Paul Ad parents, Adcock, f completed pecLs to driMrtnu Mrs Sp Is ViMtlllg to. this w Mis* R cud with A. A. Rob Harold Park and a studen weekend Mrs. Ten Mr an Mr. Mid daughter Coburn Sunday uf Mr. a Allo, in who leav Mrs V born) an Saturday Fla., to J in milita Sgt Ja turned o ley. Dcn ills furlou Richar Everett H ma. ut Lakes, I his pare Beckwith Richar Great L after sp his moth graiid|x«r Ritchie. to a Sto return t Second leaves t Ark., aft (pent he day afte Kulamaz Paul Dy Mil* G In cirutK Miss M ed the f Mercy Mrs C visited h F. Edru day and her fath proved. ' MUr, home in Mr. a tamed and Mr Hasting daughte Mrs. Ne In Fent attende Mrs. Sl tenant Mr. a visited phy in Mrs of Woo Ida Pal - John Eaoy w UflincK Mr. were gu PIONEER I — FOB­ YIELD •STANDING ABILITY* FEED A. C. JOHNSON, Prop LOCAL PIONEII ■IPIISINTATIVI ARTHUR K. RICHARDSON ate 3 HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer CALEDONIA STATE BANK. Clerk Phone 781F2-1 PIOHEER - wr cornorp/CNry HO �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY U, 1M3 1 Johruon of Belding over tlie week- I ■ • ctlon—last week in iddres* it should be our boys will take SO. room on the lomlng (Thursday > meeting some of •e days. We use U-e w almost as much iwn thev leave and ne on furlough) as ads at Clear Lake have a letter coni­ ' Barry Counties lest Dads. Tlie rea>e Ellen now abo-it If you don't hear the baby we miss res, the "papa" is ment so from here lerio, Zolly Coffer. y was shocked by of Gladeon Briggs Jan. 13. We exly lo the bereaved lames Storkan re­ tome Friday after ie with her duugit.‘teraon at Alto und rs in Kalamazoo, ent to Grand Rapne time wilii her 11 nnd wax unable week. ♦ Mrs. Ed «n ill with the flu xrtor's care, but is this writing. * a wa* in Hustings led on Mrs. Stuart w little daughter, s. Alec Albert left Sunday to go to daughter in Chlc- > make lu trip on tat week. Several ayed at the Floyd Bowerman homes account of the plow looked good ash Saunders cnid Mrs. William Ings and Mr. nnd Clbbin of, Battle (clock dinner on Lawrence Tobias leld attended n listings last week bias and children i und spent die nt'on account of cnee aim Merle car about a mile ne and walk the Mrs. Nina Boyle rs Saturday. * e Bradfield were Mrs Mlles fikiniau Claire. SunWilcox and W. e Hastings visMiss Norma ;lnta Beck spent their parents. R n Cramer, .-.on of Sarah Cramer, I. 1869. and delie was united in Edith Reid. To n seven children, of Mt. Clemens, inn of Lansing. Ham. Jr., of Balhome. Corporal California and of Hastings. pent many years which he Hear­ ts later years he In Burry county with the help ’mi boi-n in the vas living at the hls widow and iged sister. Mrs. of Hastings and iis passing came his family who >eir loss. MAN lelman. son of Bldelman. was twp, Barry imore twp. unien he moved i Jan. 10. 1943. >wn auctioneer a number of d to the farm, m hla passing son. Forrest; Floyd Rice ot luch rest. id him. best. ——---------- 1 ^/SOCIAL EVENTS PERSONALS id reached his des-' L fellow he met that lorval Siunun; And ■■■— ■ •— ■ ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE Ninety-flvs < Mr. and Mrs. Fay Hummel an- tubercutasU Ct nounce w>e mamagc oi meir oaugn- stays within U ... a Ur Margaret to Second Lieut. Fred Proci-ssl bt Detroit. The ceremony was performed at a’““ The Michigan Tubereu point* out oat that wcre W Mr. an« elation potnu mat Un Gordon Process!, .brother and seal return* sent in now present they' will make their home preventing a war-ttana at. Camp Ad aire. Oregon. iberculosl* in Michigan. The accent is on waves and more *«v« for *431 They're flattering, feminine. Shampoo 4 EE' . Finger Wave UJ PERMANENTS Machlnclm SL59 up. othen from 12.00. JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP an Beauty- $6.50 Milk of Magnesia, pt. _ Orlis Antiseptic, pt. Listerine Antiseptic, large Agarol, pint____________ Miles Nervine Alka SeltzerVicks Vapo Rub._______ Aspirin Tablets, Bat. 100 Sal Hepatica, 60 size Hinds Honey & Almond ROOMS STEAM HEAT HOT A COLD WATER SHOWER BATH Single $3.50 per wk. wp Double -5.00 -per wk. up rNTY FLORIDA TRAIN WAS FIFTEEN HOURS LATE he’s an A me BAKERY SPECIAL • FEED RIGHT IN DEFf FUEHRER’S FACE! Tu-sday. in company with CoL Emil Lansing were Sunday gueats of hb Tyden. for St. Petersburg. Fla.. parent*' Mr mid Mr*. J. W. Hewitt. . 111 --------------------rr • it’s . t I Second Lieut. Roy Hathaway, who writes home that their train was 15 Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Clemen* and 1 Mr. and Mr*. F. J. LeMaster of enlisted In the army fn Dec. 1938. Mr. and Mra. Merle VanHoutcn j Detroit entertained at a family din- i hour* late and did not reacli st. after training in various camps in K'SEJ.WJJTu’KS’ California, and attending an Offi­ spent Sunday al the home of Mr. j ner in honor of her father. Lemuel l^io is a iuridav The train cers' Training School, ha* been sent nnd Mr*. Claro Clemens of Saranac, severance's acventy-fifUi birthday, Pvt. and Mrs. Alvin Clemens of Jan. 24. Seventeen guests were pre*with to JXirt Washington. Md. for a few had five extra Pullman* loaded loaded with Camp Kelly. Texas, who Were reent. four of hl* ciuldren with their -Weeks of pedagogical training after ■— soldlera and the service men had tlie ----------------------.----------। Janullt5 including six grandchildren. ’ ccntly married, were also guest*. which he will go to the University first chance at the diner, co the two Trevor VanHoutcn. Seaman 2/c of Mbauslppl where lie is to be an Hastings men had but two meals in 'e s,cme of Mrl Lawrence Adam.*, i vweekend —•“1 I. E.T1Clinton instructor at the WAAC training of Dearborn spent the ../yr. St., wo* the scene of a the diner after leaving Detroit. How­ center. Lieut. Hathaway, who has ever both areznow'feeling fine and ‘ ’ I ।very pleasant r——••• gathering •—• Tuesday -------- z uf-been spending ten days here with Merle VanHoutcn. have a pleasant room at the PennWiftrwt nn-re-r nt Wvtr-rwin 1*h ‘ n • ‘ K ’ Ul fifteen ladies .Mrs. Mabel Roush and other rela­ Piiki1 nhtf. wi/rtina1 in. oI llM! Weglgyon Methodist church Hora Hotel They were fortunate in tives. left Friday night for Port Field. Ohio, Ls is spending sncndlne his hl* seven- I. Buve a jh0Wl.r jor j4ril otenn Mil-' having madr Pullman reservations Washington to start his work. day furlough with his parent*. Mr. | ler. Devotions, a program of games: weeks in aayance of Jan. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Cranston Wilcox - and Mr*. 8. M. Sheffer, ot E State ;. and contests nnd light refreshment*! GURD—DEVANE iv. a-.. II *<■« and sons of Coldwater were giicau lR4l*i— a,.„_ n .. ..... — were features features oi of tne the afternoon afternoon ana and . of Mrs. W. J. Field and Mrs. Clyde ArG r’oO -r Uv rnd A I M»- MUUr many lovely On Tuesday. January 5 at Kala­ ATix>r over tne wceKcnti. 1 glfu. Wilcox over li.e weekend. mazoo. Mbs AdnXMnry DeVine. 719 Mr. and Mr*. Harry Ritchie. Mrs. ... Mr. nnd Mrs. Emory Fisher visit­ N. Chureh St. Kalamazoo, became Hazel Hinkley. Robert Ritchie and . ' ed her rtsttw and brother-in-law, Richard present on Wednesday Wednesday • lhe bride of Pfc. Ray .Carroll Gurd Hinkley visited Mr. and’ Eight were prawnt Mr. und Mra. Don Wllllums, of De­ I Mra. Francis Ritchie of Grand evening when Mrs. Richard Brower son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lco~£. Gurd. troit over tile weekend. I Ledge on Friday entertained her bridge club for de*-1 the single ring service. Mtes Barbara Wilcox was home Mr and Mra. Vern Goodenough ■ from Bangor Saturday and Sunday. of Muskegon were Sunday, guests of The bride’s wedding dress was of Harold Parker und Mr*. Get-1 white wool with brown accesorie. Mrs. Harry G. Hayes end Mr. and her brother-in-law and fister, Mr. “w Uwrtnce held lhe wtaning Mrs Einar Prandsen were in Bal­ -nd Mr*. Orlo Letta. .-core*. ... I tic Creek Monday lo attend the Hile,. of the valley Pvt. Gurd is Jack Wagner, who wilt finish hl?! funeral of Mrs. Will Dyer, aged stationed at Ft. Wm. Harrison. ■boot" «*n training trumiiifi n't A Great *Lakes, " Tlie twelve members of the Mr. ■ Mr*. Dyer will be remembered heie HI., in a few days, i* exacted home ’ nnd Mra club met with Mr. and ' Montana. as Mis* Nellie Stevens, formerly pf on Feb. 6 for a visit with his i>ar- 1 Mis. Richard Brower un Monday ' Bellevue, the daughter of Henry enu, Mr. ahd Mr* Fred Wagner. I evening. Contract was played after und Mary Matthew Stevcrts. for­ Mr and-Mra. Clerk Welker of the carry-m dinner, with Mr. and merly of Lacey. Benton Harbor and Mra. Leo Ham- Mi*. Willard Lawrence holding high Mra. Bert Sparks and her grand­ mond of Cincinnati visited Hastings scores. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Lmuiadaughter. M1M Beverly Brown, leave relatives hr. second, and Mr. and Mrs Linon Saturday for Kissimmee. Fla., relative* Sunday. Warrant Officer Lowell Teeter > den Snyder, low scores. for a stay of about two months. Mr. rrtuin* today to Cnmp Forreot. and Mrs. W. T. Grigsby, brother-in­ Tenn. uftcr (mending, .. Mm. Fred Prentice was hostess al law and sister of Mrs Spark*, are furlough here- with ..... -Ira. Mr Teeter and n de;.«ert bridge party on Thursday, , spending the winter in Kissimmee, relative*. Oh Saturday Mr. with twelve in attendance. Mrs. Lyie 1 !r*. Tetter Teeter visited vh.llrd Mr. Mr and nn.l Bhedd and and Mra. Mrs Dan Han Ashalter Ashnlli-r held held (-fr'[ EBRATF THEIR und Mr*. MEETING OF HASTINGS Flrat Lieut. Philip H. Mitchell ot ik. End Mahoney ofc Kalamazoo thi winning contract scores. SILVER WEDDING WOMEN'S CLUB Fort Sill. OkU.. w.i* in the city Sat- M nnd s|Kiil fiaturdav niieiit and bun- , uiduv vkitlng In* father-in-iftw, F. day with Mr. and Mra. Glessner j Ln honor of Linda Larsen's fifth I ,n celebration of the silver wedd-, The Hastings Womtn's Club held W. Stebbins. Lt. Mitchell wa* called . their annual election on Friday af‘ birtnmiy. m.,.rr her parents, ,mre..u., Mr mr. und uuu Mrs. mi* a P. n ‘ ° f p. ,1C ” i PMenlS. C«lto Jackson by the illiic** of hi* . ternoon at die Methodist church. Robert Ritchie, who who is I ttationrd ' Harry Larsen entertained with a -' ‘ nation Officer and Mra. George grandfather. Philip A. Hahn, who . spent froth I ssuuisy family mturcr diniur un nn Tuesday evening Sumner. ML** Suzanne Sumner• The meeting was preceded by a 8lv*rl<t|in. HI., i died Haturday afternoon. He re­ ------ being laid for-ten. .—! .planned and carried out a delight­, luncheon. The following officers rm-iulir/ ti.i Sunday litre wi... with v»Mr. . cavers turned to Jackson tjiat dny and ex­ anil ... Mrs ,-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------' | fill party on Thursday evening. Jan. were elected: President, Mra. R Harry Ritchie. pects tn come back to Halting.* lat­ Robert Moore. Jr., son of Mr. and Eight attended the Merri-I-Go 21. Thirty guests were piescnt at the. -Shannon; vice-president. Mrs. F. er in the week on business. Mra. Robert Moore. S Broadway, club al the home uf Mrs. Harrv Lar-1 home when Mr. and Mrs. Sumner • Cooper; secretary*. Mrs. D. Trethric; Mrs Mary abbey of Nashville Is . corresponding secretary. Mrs. C. L. visiting her granddaughter. Mm. left Wednesday for Detroit and ex- wn on lue.-flay afternoonol last! returned from Grand Rapids, lhe !, Herrick; treasurer. Mra. J. J. Brozak. being a complete surprise on Rolnnd Bolton and also a friend. jwets to be transferred Inter to Mi- week. Caids furnished theenter-! I affair Directors elected were Mrs D. Hon Mr?. Sumner. Sumner. FIs. He enlisted in the Army UUmnent Mr?. Mr* Clara Wilder while her daugh­ ami. , ,.। DUU<(UCLO -piuig Atr Cftrpr on Oct. 2. 1942, receiving .... ........................................ .— «>>vw— , Mra. W. D. Barnes. Delegates to con­ Bouquets ■» of mses anu and— spring flcwter is visiting in Cheboygan. i Mrs. Arnold Perkins and Mra.1 pr’^tfte of friend*, were usedI ventions were also chosen; Btatr I Harcid Parker entertained the Sil- around the room* and the center-. Federation. Mrs R. Shannon', alterto Salina. Kansas. Sunday to join (AMI BI.I.I.—W ALTON -[ VJ muuu , —• — -- — ....• — ... wa* -■ -cs- . nate. Mra. F. Cooper; District Con­ •I ,ver Guild « atv uir the lunncra former * numc home ., P>«»« the dining table her husband, who is stationed nt -r,>.<,i v with Mrs Norbert e-u.. Mi** , ventlcn. Mrs. J. J. Brozak: alternate. home of Mr. and Mrs Claude I Tuesday Schc-' .penally P’-'i’Uylovely lovjlyand andappropriate appropriate-.Mi* Camp Phillip*. Kan., where he i* in t inc it*.i,.... . * rl....... . i .... ..... . nun. j.unvs _ _ r._ _ miuvi nt Sumner had nrraniMrf arranged sprays nf h.ili baby, Mrs. P. Cooper; County Convention. Ttoiiuiiiu )no *<(.■> ... me __ seen*- ', .. uuu a, ‘ Sumnst lhe Infantry band. daffodils nnd white and pink: Mrs I) Hon. Mrs. C. L.' Herrick; al­ "Winkin" Edward Ray Pierce and wmeP of a loveiv wedding on Friday eve- guests. Bridge was played with prizes ■ iris, , temates. Mis. W. D. Barnes. Mra. ffirnd- horn Great Luke*. Ill.. were liing. January 22 wnen their daugh- I going to Mis. Rlctinrd Brower. Mrs. -najxlrngons With slivey leaves to Doiotuy. oecame the bride of ■ John Chandler and Mrs. Fay CUrdy. form the centerpiece and thl* wan Biests of ills |iarents. Mr. ami Mrs. Sizes 9 to 15. Following lhe election die group, Mrs. Richard " Brower will have the flanked by white tapers in crystalI -----------trt Pierer, south of lhe city, ov.-r Robert Campbell of Flint. was entertained by a group of the । holder*. The single i ing ceremony was read February meeting. tlie weekend. ' ■ - - i A clever original poem honoring, Women's Club members, with Mrs Paul Adcock returned on Tuesday by Rev E B. Grit fin of [lie United HdKpltal Guild No 22 met with 1 the three member* of the SumnerI O. Keller as chairman. A personality Brethren church before the lai go and character quiz was held, and parents, the Rev. und Mrs. B. J. fireplace flanked on eitner sidc-uy Mra. Richard Grom for dissert and family was written nnd read by L I each one found her own classificaAdcock, lor several days Paul hits cutmciubrn with tapered white can- budge Tuesday evening. The com- E Barnett a* a part of the Informal. lion. Thl* was followed by a "skit'' completed his firs (training and ex­ dlis. palms and tall baskets of daff­ mlttee In charge »'«-* composed of ■ entertainment. Vbiting and retnini-. based on an original poem. "Whnt Mr George Lockwood, cli.iirinan;1 cences were enjoyed and dainty re­ pects to be transferred to another odils and snu|Mitugons. .... ... Mr*. James Bristol. Mr*. M O. Hill., fn-shments. includinc a "mystery- • lo Buy" written by Mrs. Keller and Mrs.. ........ Ralph muuu 8tuurt O..UB, saug. "At drbartmi nt soon. . assisted by the tuUpwing group: Mr* Mrs Spencer Sanim. of Wellston Dawinrrt'. and Mr.. Stuart and Mins Mr- Jack Stem und Mr-s. Clifford wedding cake, were served. Assisting R. Shannon. Mib>c. D. Bauer. Mrs. Phyllis Hiaentllc Mitig. "O Promise , Dolan. In the dining room were Mrs. A. B M.-. MendeL-uonn* Mend' Lvotin s Wedding March ,, ... * * *.^ , Gldlev and Mrs F. L. Hauer, withj Brass. Mrs. Cooper. Mr*. Caston, the wedding party ■| Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Chase icle- Mrs Ida F. McCoy and Mr* Emmaj Mrs Hansen, and Mrs. Brozak This Miss Ruth Rob-on spent the week- — .played .. .. .. as ... ‘.rated their forty-third anniversary E. Evans r.-uiis pouring. iiviuuix. ’ Proved interesting to all as R dealt cud with her parent ,. Mr. mid Mrs : toc,k their places. bride uuu and gruum groorn oi of twentv- wr*W* rationing and its *•••. effect on *•« the The Uiur ....................... — ■" — *<•• ' । nn- bride an., given in marriage Tuesday with Mr. and Mr*. Earl .. . ..... . ............. .... ... . . frv*..! I.ni-or m .. Highland by her latiicf. Her dress was ot egg Chase and Mr. und Mrs. Lawrence' five year* ago were the recipients f?0<l buyer. Tlie meeting was conI’urk mid Mbs Gretchen Ten Eyck, stv II satin mid she wore a whit, Chxse of CoaLs Grove a* (heir din- of manv loveiv and umHuI vita* eluded with several selections by the ■ Conremtion Officer and Mrs. Harry Hastings High school Girls Sexa student in M. S. C. spent the tulle veil, h cc ttked and held n ner guests. • •• •• I’ OV..,. ....... ..... ..... __ trtti* .irrnmnanied hv Wllln Uu.nn, Plot is nt of Allegan were out of town ■accompanied by Wlllo Hampweekend nt their home here with Miss Janet Boekeloo I— of South’ guests. ton. Tlie girls presented-a fine pro­ txiuquet wa* ot wmu- roses und Mrs. Ten Eyck. . t, — Broadway. entertained of her. Twenty-five -------- •••— -tained somesome of her. Tweiity-five years ago ago whenwhen Brain. > Mr. mid Mrs. Donald Wcllfare. ywunsonia. sophomore class at a taffy pull Fri-1 George Grorce Sumner Sumnr and Mis* Dorothy ----- The next will bewill Feb. °l,hon’l’rc cuts* 11,c meeting nexl "*eUng be 4 Feb. 4 ’inc* uridi.smaid. Miss Evelvh ' > Mr. mid Mrs. George Wcllfaie and wore a t*a>* c'ctiiiig. j Aven' of Greenville were married nt nt which time the annual Guest daughter, Beverly. Miss Beatrice Tliompsun. of Ctark*vi)le, ’ ■' Li,k n- । Stanton, they recall that It w& a N|khl will be held. The following Cobuni and Gottlieb Weeber were dress ot aqua luce lashluned lioci . -n.,. Janet Smith and Bea-1 fllel-less dav. snow was deep and ncw members were welcomed into «—dinner —- - -- guests at the home length and her flower* were pink trice Tuckerman Sunday had ltaie getring trice Tuckerman complimented complimented MU, ML*1 Ila(i a - diHlcult cllfflr-ult ’Hnu> nttinir the club. Mrs Mrs. E H Ctan» Chase. Mr« Mrs.~b. n uf Mr. und Mrs. Peter Tilkins ot Mniir EuKleston at u mlscel ancou* -i..,-. -u... .* Dean and Mrs. S. Cummings. Donald Walton, brother of lire Allo, in honor of Donald We|lfarc ,*«r.,i!Y,VrJr ,uri^“y.5Vu’,ng Bl I,owns- having to sit in the cold depot I bi uie. served Mr. Campbell as beat ......... *'*'•'* urpvr. who leaves for service on Jan. 28. tiw Smltti liomc on North Hanover, for jop hours hours waiting for lhe thet^m. Prre-Mur WOMEN* CLUB waiting for Pere-Mur?rata to r^ue Mrs. Vernon Engle iPatricia Os­ mini. Mr. and Mrs. George Brownell The sixteen guests were entertained ouette ouetie train to rescue them. Last "GUEST NIGHT born) and Miss Alice Bates left on of Flint.* uncle mid aunt of the «!!! JSX | Tlie Hustings Women’s Club will Saturday by automobile for Tuinpa. bride, acted im Master and Mistress them of their (.hold its annual “Guest Night" on Fin., to Join Mr. Engle, who is there of ceremonies, completing the wedd- cream. Miss Eggleston received many. noon, which nreminded experiences a quarter quarter or of a a centun century Thursday. February 4 in the pertora I I dig party. • in military service. in'which <h^l*QlwldCn °l ‘hC “tccm | aR0' A few nw-iLhs after their mar­ of lhe Methodist church, preceded Sgi. Junies lister DeVijpIt re­ A tcvcpltan was held for lhe fifty­ in which she Ls held. | riage, Mr, Sumner went Into mili­ (by - u 7• o'clock .vwn dinner. >>•>>>.• Violin V.VI.II sola. turned on Tuesday to Camp Biirk- ' five .iie.’ts present following inc ley. Denver. Colo., after ajicndlng ceremony. Assisting Mrs. Walton . Hospital Guild No. 12 met Mon- ' tary sendee and did not see his lit­ will be played by Joe Mix, accom­ hb> furlough here »iUi Mr. and Mrs. about the rooms wetv Mrs. Brow mu. dny evening al the homo of Mr*. tle daughter until-she was several panied by Mrs. u F. Maus. Kim Sig­ ler will act as toastmaster. A toast H. J. Freeland and with relatives. Mrs. Ivan Rousn and Mrs. L. B. Philo Sheldon, with Mrs. Howard I months old. Their friends hope they may enjoy to die men will be given by Robert Richard Beckwith and buddy. Lester. • . . Fiost assisting. Honora al Contract Everett Hnrlin formerly of Oklaho­ For her traveling ensemble. Mra. went to Mrs. ErwinxJlark and Mrs. i another twenty-five yearn together. W. Cook, and Lawrence E. Barnett will toast die women. The speaker ma. of Camp Green Bay. Great Campbell wore ii leopard coat over Lewis Hine. Lakes. IU. spent the weekend with u beige suit with biown accessoraa. uf the evening will be announced "L>t o play .some tennis " On Sunday Mr/nnd Mrs. Forrest his parents. Mr. und Mrs. Mike ' Tile bride was graduated from later. Mra. Frank B. Cooper is chair­ "Can't. Tne net's broken." Beckwith. Freeport high school ami attended Potter entertained with a family "That’s ail right. The nest's al- man of the program and Mrs. R. E. Richard Hinkley relumed to Junior college at Ulin Mr. Canui- dinner in honor of Floyd Craig who Walt and Mr*. Aben Johnson will ! Great Lakes, Hl., on Wednesday bell h u graduate ot the University is home on furlough. Twelve were have charge of lhe dinner. after spending a week's leave with of Michigan. Botii hove been em­ present, the out-of-town guests be­ his motiier. Mrs. Hazel Hinkley, and ployee! nt the Malcolm Mu-.ic House ing Lieut. Francis Kittinger and , grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry in Flint. They will reside in Flint. Mrs. Juanita Bassett ot Batuc Ritchie. He expects to be assigned Out-of-town guests at the wedd­ Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Roush to a Store Keepers school upon his ing were Mr. und Mra. Wm. Oil­ of Freeport. return lo camp. house uf Allo. Mr. and Mrs. George! Second Lieut. Arnold Perkins Brownell ot Flint. Mr. unit Mrs. B. PARENTS OF TWIN SONS leaves today fur Camp Robinson. G. Tciinls. Mr. and Mrs. John Van­ Hastings friends have received nnArk..- ujtcr his furlough Which he der Zouwen. and Mrs. Laura Hoek- II nouncemcnu of the birth of twip •pent here with Mrs. Perkins. strn uf Grand Rapids. , sons. Lawrence Robert nnd Robert Mrs Ella Wolfe returned 8.1 lurI^iwrancc. to Mr. and Mrs' Fred duy after spending last week in Cau>. Jr, of Grand Rapids, on Jifn Kalamazoo with her daughter. Mis. IB. Mrs. Caro will be remembered Paul Dyer. • The Sunday Evening club hits ’ here as Miss Geraldine Payne, Miss Grace Butler visited friends daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Levi Paynd in Grand Rapids over Hie weekend. reserved Long Lake Camp at Yan­ ■ 'Gertrude Cooki of Manistee, and Mlu Mary Agnc., Murphy return­ kee Springs tor nn over-night out­ the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. ed the first of the week to Mount ing on Friday of this week. Tlie I Henry Cook of this city. The twins Mej-cy Academy. Grand Rapid--, boys und girt-, accompanied by Mr. weighed 6 lbs. 4 ozs.. and 6 Ibs. 2 oa. where she is a student, after un 111- and Mrs. Lyn Lewis, will slgy in Mother and babies are doing nicely. winterized cabins prepared for win­ Mr. and Mrs. Payne and family were, Mrs Clarence Hyatt of Joliet. Ill. ter camping. A number of visitors will be in former residents hen visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Edmonds, from Friday till Tues­ the outing party. Invitations were day and assisted with the care of given by President Put Pewless nt JACK BUHOLTZ IS her father, whose condition is im­ tlie request of the club group. Mrs. NOW IN BUGLE CORPS Jack Buholtz. son of Mrs. Ethelyn William Stebbiu* nnd Rev. S. Con­ proved. ' Mbs Esther Doty visited at her ger Hathaway Mill attend tlie Fri­ Buholtz of this city, has notified his mother that he is now a member home in Athens over the weekend, day night session ot lhe group. of the Regimental Bugle Corps al Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chase enter­ Great Lakes. Ill., having passed the tained for Sunday dinner Mr. und ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE tests successfully. Jack has only Mrs Jesse Chnsc of Coats Grove Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert UUery nn- ‘ and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Scott of nounce the marriage of their ditugh- fortunate In being selected for this Hastings. MB ; Neva UUery. to Pvt Andre work, which he greatly enjoys. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stanley and ter daughter. Marjorie, and Mr. and Bus. Tl-.c ccremcnv war. rend by Dr.! Mr* Neil Adair spent the weekend John Dykstra ut the Central Re- MRS. ALBERT DEWEY* In Fenton visiting relatives and also fotmrd church in Grand Rapids on | DIED ON SUNDAY attended the wedding reception of Saturday. January 23 at three । Mra. Charlotte F. Dewey, aged 85, Mrs. Stanley'* nepiirw. Flight Lieu­ (.‘clock. Mr anti Mr*. Chester Kll- widow of Albert E. Dewey, died on kiptveld were their attendants. Psi. tenant and Mrs Donald L. Clark and Mr.*. Bus were guetts of her Sunday T".TC' at the home of a grand­ Mr. and Mrs Wm. Schadcr. Sr. ipannt-s in Buttle Creek Mr. and here over Sunday und left daughter »?r“,BlVSru!... and Mr and Mrs. Glenn Brower on Monday for Camp Callen. Cal.:! Mr.-. Mr-' Dewey D***'' were *ere well *eH known reslvisited Sn and Mrs Milton Mur­ i dents of Johnstown for many years, where lie is stationed Special 2.50c Size phy in Gland Rapids Sunday Mr Dewey dying 21 years ago. WarMrs Albert Reesor and son. HHlb. ncr Bera of Hastings Ls a brother of of Woodland wcru guests of Mrs. । Mrs. Dewey. Ida Palmallcr Monday afternoon. John E. Delnaay and Jack Dclnany were In Detroit on Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mis Wellesley Ironside were guests o* Mr. and Mrs. Forres'. HOTEL HASTINGS COLONIAL CAKE BUTTERSCOTCH CHIFFON PIE 30' PLANTERS PEANUTS ’/2«> «" 28' BAAGIIAHT BAKERY in s. jtUtru. st. rs«u wa 59c $1.09 83c 49c ..27c _.29c ..49c 49c Lavender Lotion. Large Perfection Hand Cream42c Mum Deodordont, 60 size49c Ipona Tooth Paste, 50c size . .. Lyons Tooth Powder, 50c size . Polidcnt Tooth Cleaner, 60c size Tek Tooth Brushes Squibb Tooth Paste, Largo . It's o good time to buy a good coat for this and ter. Still lots of All Wool Coats. sold. Prices greatly reduced. 39c 39c 49c FALL DRESSES DRASTICALLY REDUCED KEGIiTiKED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Phone 2241 Final Clearance of ALL COATS 39c REED'S DRUG STORE Hasting* 6^01^ Stofe O Jefferson Every coat must be NOTICE OUR TWO RACKS 1.39 and 2.98 Frandsen "Exclusive. but not expensive" - HASTINGS �bannfr. CHURCHES CLASSIFIED RATES 1H* per word, nlnlnum of 30c. Dltphr ilnee mi in cape or black face type 10c bar Hat. nrtl tnMrtlon lije per word, eack BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES Sunday School at 10 o'clock. |.«r w.inl.- minimum eherre Ti-f. ICc addlUoaal wUl bo charted for blind adt. AU ratee are for cub. Ada not paid for by Wedneeday following anil Lo charted an addlUsual lOc for carrytng. roreljn Clatalfled Ittte 2e per word. Wluiuinm ehuge 40e. Sheldon Agency AU Kiads of Ineersnee Surety Bonds . a Pkoaa 2115 Hastings ____________________________ L_ I mon by Hie Pastor. Evening meeting at 7:30. Rev. Alfred Cornell will be qur guest | speaker. Come and bring your friends. Special mTuic Tuesday nights Young People's meeting at Ute church. AUTO REFAIRING AND M1SC. Swanson Agency 1 PROTECT YOUR CAR | 109 W. State HUY THAI NEW A.II.- » .1. lb- Um- ! Tlrr..< M..tor •iratUn , From $1.00 up with Slate Farms M-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT -‘"If . EMI LOYMLNT if HELP WASTED WANTED FOB VIT.-c WAR WORK TOOL AHD DIE MAKEltK BY laf.oe Manufacturer in muske­ gox AREA V«ir Anlrlbr r-* thi» advrtll.rm.nl Kiir* tl.r fuliDCinc np|-.r’<inttirv: .| lV..r noth Bits .t..!|.>it AUCTION SALES Lilt Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY 2. Mrn.l, work a. tl.rtinnJ Ihrh “**•• NASHVILLE PHONE 320) Dates can be made at Banner offir* w He*t>l. |.--l..y l.v l-il.r ».r rirr^ atal.nx Marshall Furnaces Wi-ipna. Minn WANTED It? I'.t. Coal. Gas and Oil Fired Reysiri furaithed and in stalled for all makes of furaacea. • lu.iUnr 1 * l-Td eit|' IT 1.. 21 At.r-1- '’ut I*- Av* ‘•'rr.t'-r ECON-O-COAL STOKERS .-.->.lrr h. .tried nun althuui rh>l.lr.n. WritU^. ■ . *-.r l«4...;r-, v. mIJ 1 G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE Phone 2231 “■ 1 I tr- BONDS Nall Ilk. BlJg. Im'""''?.“'id”" AUCTIONEER 1 Dates ean be made at Banner office. r.r-t f,.r.n «r.t ..I Hi.tr.idr «l.|, *1:1?,, ■ J-2b; WANTED EMPTOYMENT DEWEY REED j |uiin<ii>c ! Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Company Hastings stock yard*, phone 2588, ur rail through C. “BILL" SHERWOOD . FOB INSURANCE 'HOUSEHOLD GOODS CASH For your old Scrap Iron Radiators, batteries. Alu minum. Brass. Copper b Lead. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS Ne. Michigan Avenue Phone 2637 Hastings AT FIRST SIGN SIGH OF A m ' Job of UiH-line. rt|.lirinc or v’rrj rva«anabir. Pn»tfw ’FARM-EQUIPMENT Hotel Hastings “"‘d’’*7 .■ i.l;l»UI. lot I UDI.U ATION NOTICE TO CREDITORS I ■ i j ‘ : CURT ^SO L O M O N AUCTIONEER • LOST AND FOUND in nearly every line . Phone 72 Middleville Mix Paint Thoroughly To Prevent Uneven Job | ... 1 <ven,y blcndcd wl,h a!1 lhp Ut«uid< remain for a Joint meeting with ■­ ■ For this a second can should tie the Trustees at 8:30. , ‘ The Presbvterian Guild will meet '’ at hand, as large - or larger ----- than the with Mrs. S. Conger Halhway al i'al,n can- Much ul paint-liquid the manse Wednesday ' evening. . “ Poured off into this, nnd tile re•> ' maining liquid stirred into the mass I Tlie Woman's MLulonarv society remaining in the can Whin this will meet with Mrs Aben Johnson as ha* been softened, some of the hostess at 309 S. . Park Street. liquid is poured back-and stirred in. Thursday. Feb. al — 2 P. M. Mrs. -----------------— 4.. _ -. and this process should be continMrs. D. A. VunBuskirk will con- | ued until the entire can of paint is tinue her review of the study book , brought to an even consistency. Mrs. John Engel will lead and Mrs. W. M. Cole will have charge of the , Fur final mixing, the paint should be.poured back nnd forth from one • dcvotlonals. . : can to.the other, several times. The FREE METHODIST CHURCH [ paint is then ready fur use. In­ Rev. Seth A. Davey, pastor. structions on the label for the po»Thursday. January 28. P~;“ sible thinning of the paint should Prayer meeting at the church at 7:30 P. v M. n n * be carefully followed. Sunday. January 31. Varnish does not need any such 10: 00 A. M. Sundav schoqj In treatment, fnr its part.* do not sep­ ; charge of Mrs. Etta Mead. , 11: ____ ________ ________ 00... A ___ M— Morning worship in j arn,c- Great care should be taken .charge of the Paator. ” ** ” i 001 t“ shake a can of varnish, for 7:30 P. M—Y. P. M. S. service in 1 a'r bubbles will form lu it mid spoil charge of Mrs. Vemlce Hughe*. ' the final result. " ' 8:00 P. M.—Evening Evangelistic Service in charge ot the pastor. -------- Wednesday. February 3—Castle- 1 Some interesting experiments have I ton. i been made on the Los Angeles cam­ Prayer meeting at the home of ' pus of the University of California Charles Meade nt 8:00 P. M. I by Dr. Roy M. Dorcus, associate I professor of psychology. He has dis­ WESLEYAN METHODIST . covered that it is difficult to detect CHURCH so-called "exjra quality" land inciTlie young peoples meeting Friday • dentally highcr-priccdi products by NOTICE r<» ciir.niToitH ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Ij I i ! । • FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Morning Worship will be jield at 10:00 o'clock on Sunday. Mr. Stone will preach from the theme. "Belief and Fear. " Tliere will be special . music by lhe choir. Tlie SundaySchool will ineel at 11:20 under the direction of Judge Adalbert Cortright. . In testing two kinds of coffee, one costing about twice as much as lhe other. 38 per cent of his subjects pre­ ferred the cheaper brand. 51 per cent tlie more expensive brand and 9 per cent couldn't make up their minds. When two kinds of sherry wine were tasted, one costing 33 "nU * *“*?* "T* “i*" °‘her' 45 'H‘r„ cen‘ referred each brand ", 10 per ccnt couldn't tell any difference In testing two grades of ’“"ed butter. 45 per cent preferred the expensive brand, 42 per cent the cheaper brand and 13 per cent — mode no choice. STOMACH ULCERS EXCESS ACID DUE TO F reeBookTclls of HomeTreatimnt tAat Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing MORTGAGE HALE lun l» tutu Aim. win oa main wall A.k fur "Willard's Meesate" which hilly REED'S DRUG STOKE I ARVETII STEBBINS, Drugs E.O.W. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good Lily White Flour (nod wheat. We have a complete stock of salt—fine, medium, and Peckham’s Remedy Pep vnur chicken* up with For Children'g Coughs — - Croupy Coughs - Colds “Once tried never without* Quality fuels always. SMITH BROS VELTE Cr CO HASTINGS, MICH. FIRST U. B.'ciiURCH Truss Fitting by in EXPE.RIENCEb FITTER LY BARKER'S Hastings PhoM 2115 MISCELLANEOUS 11:00 A. M. For the morning ser­ mon lhe pastor will speak on. ' Oettlng the Best of Our Troubles." 7:30 P M. Evening service will be conducted by the young people. Tills service will begin the activities of Th. drep-U produeln, oil «U Id “j*;. ihr »orld i, loc.w in Ih, Wawo ,U|C C ■,Joc£jLwtU S..UIC1 ul Kara aaudi,. .b... ad la being pumped Dorn 15.004 feet be­ neath the surface—or -nearly three miles. Honor Guardi , When the king and queen of EngAlmighty Dollar j land visited the United Stales ta Washington Irving coined the term j 193A U S. marine detachments were "almighty dollar." j honor guards. «..........><». <4. _ “A’x.i xrduc' YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES-$7.50 QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from CARDS OF THANKS to announce our services in ad­ vance. . However we expect to have the regular Sunday morning serv­ ice. Come out and hear the mes­ sage and announcement will be . made for future services. *-•* 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS CREDITORS REPUBLICAN C0UK1 .... r.„. recently blamed the __ An „ owner paint fur a job what was rough and uncven- A« 3 matter Of fact, the Sunday and ......... young people are -« espe- paint that he used was of excellent .... =- --■ daily invited to the senice. I quality, and the fault was hi.* own Sunday school at 11:45. Mrs. Atlie ! for not mixing it completely. Huv. superintendent, .paint Sundav Evening Club at six,| When a can of------- is allowed t<> o’clock. Patricia Fewlens, president. ‘ stan<i- ns it will on a dealer's shelf. The Boy Scout Troop will meet J Ute heavier parts separate frorp the at the- churcA Monday night. Roy .oil, and collect in a dense mass at Cordes Troop Committee chairman.'*! the bottom of the can. Before using. The Session will meet at the : this mass must be thoroughly .and evening will be held at the church. i-rrravriurnt VV<- with i., thank' all lh.ur -|The prayer service will be followed «h.. I.avr »r>ltr.> I.. .... tl,.- |.»l|f.tar.-r-. , J Mr E...«.r.l. tbr R..I tn '1by a rehearsal for the public meet­ *h.« hrt|ir.| to pat r'hratrr lu.mr for thr Iing to be held Friday evening Feb. tuneral. af«<> all th...a who ariit rhr «5. Keep this date in mind and plan Lt-aul.rul f|nwrr« ~ r, ilk. l.ru. »r. , 4 lin- ?• n«ntv.r «| rrlal thank- tn 'Mr llarnta ■'to attend. Full particulars next UUr- •. !•.' M*r »rr|.| >b»». and an.| Mr s.-.tt ..f lt.rd Y|-<ilanli factory _« at I-.iUa. 11 Hoad <'.irntni•*ion and ihr * Tlie place of the Wednesday ...tcl.'oowhi. ai-ivtrd in II... liomr. _ mt HALE-- ll -t;-.4iii . k.lrir 4..,Your kmdnraa will norrt l.r lotcoti.-n. । evening prayer meeting will be an­ nounced Sunday. ...r puuuc The public mmwwy missionary meeting. meeting, planned for last Thursday evening was postponed because of the Ur. end Mr« William <’r»m»r. weather and condition of the roads. Watch for announcement of the date later. Services ns usual Sunday. We invite you. North Irving Due to the weather nnd the un- WBk U to f.d Mm.h. l”< >' church at 7:30 tonight. Jan. Mrs. Aben Johnson will present a . i book review. There will be no pot 1 luck supper this time, but refresh­ ? J menu will be served. The Ladies League will hold a ...> meeting at the manse Friday. Jan. ; 29. beginning with a pot luck dinner " at noon. The Sunday Evening Club ore planning to hold an overnight meeting at Yankee Springs Friday and Saturday of this week. Sunday morning worship-at ten •thirty o'clock. Tlie pastor will tell about "Reeonsecration" and will preach on the theme "The Secret of ;• 1 * ANDRUS JERRY Phone 2519 NOTH I The subject for Sunday is "Love.' ,.i i' ■' GENERAL INSURANCE SURETY 1* IRV1NO ORANGE t’-M r"' ‘'-'’f' VVAhTEH -Ninth- i-.a-> for luirynun.' <;...mI mwi rtrrU^nt >.-<flr<l. Kvi4>rrir.tr ubbrtr.-c-r; dnltart >.-r‘ m-mil. Ai-l-ly t-bir < ■ mmuuwratth AILI..T. Mbf. 2 3J IMMEDIATE OPENI l....ul Welkin* Abort MIUet lee Cre»» Sure Phone 2*03 U. 142 E. State T,*\' FIRST CHURCH OF V.v.'f.............. OPTOMETRIST Sheet Metal Work Eavestroughing L E G A L S ' HTATi: DIP Mt< HHtAN THE clIHTt-X KlI'ItT F'Ht ( tll'NTY <»' BAHRY IS < HA Geytrni J. MrKra\n and JRt..i. McK.uan. -> 1 in. yialMiHe, \ Holy Communion will be celebrat­ ed Sunday, Feb. 7. at 10:30 A. M. J Announcement next Sunday. • q„ Sunday school staff meet* Friday. itr SALE OR BEST Ipplr-Af.t^ r.o.t r. r-.i.b pr/u.C ,.f 1” Q DR. L. J. CASTON »f ViHMr .ml Millie lUnl, ur Ur .«». 1 U.ur. ' f j Touch a diamond or almost any ! luir-l lUitinr-, MitGrnn, Jntioarr NOTICE TO CREDITORS •a. t'Hri. • . pearl with a piece 'of dry ice and .1 II Kl.irlriU.rr i they speak. Imitations don’t Willkra O 1 j' Hii-I.no. Mxhie.a j ■ NOTICE or MOHTOAuE HALE GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH POMONA ORANGE Morning worship 10:30, Sermon j ■ |( J GRANGES JEFFERSON ST. V. B. CHURCH Evangelistic Meeting* — Special PETS FOR SALE A MISCELLANEOUS gospel services at the Jefferson St. U. B Church, corner of Jefferson and Center St., will begin Sunday evening. Jan. 31. Rev. F. L. Norris of Greenfield. Ohio, ium been en­ gaged as the Evangelist who will be here Monday evening. Feb 1, and remain to lhe close of the services. POULTRY Song service each night al 7:30. Preaching at 8 o'clock. ut -i Ilaitlht*. Mkh1f*B ■> i treouj rUta uuailrr. 1 Bulls With Cameras | Detectives of Sheffield. England, I are using cameras in getting evl. j dtnee against men who-stand on I | sidewalks and solicit beta on horse j S!i! ...... — EIGHTY-HEV.KSTH Y1UF Navy Mathers : The Navy Mothers Club ot Amert.ca will meet Wednesday evening. Feb. 3. at lhe U. S O. Room. Each member is urged to be present and to bring needle, shears, and thimble lor making quilt. These meeting* are for all mothers of Navy. Marine and Coast Guard boys in lhe service j and nil are cordially Invited. Mrs Bertha Rogers. Adjutant , . Hospital Guild No. 14 will meet ।at 1:30 Tuesday. Feb. 2 wrfh Mrs । Geo. Dean. 736 W. Green. Member* ;please bring canned fruits nnd vege­ tables for Ute hospital ft uvw ORGANIZATIONS CLASSIFIED WANT ADS ■I lUttlnga. Michi*an. Thursday, January ?». w s; Hastings • thf S’ noirr P face The Hastings Banner COWS-$6.00 We have a Collector Stationed ot 912 Weil Green St. We Pay the Phone Charges—Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS �THE HASTINGS BANNER IlCHTY-StVINTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JANUARY 28. 1943 ------------------ we wouldn't and the motor can be DfiV DVnATUC hl tlie front or rear I bet thc DI-.--MRnvrw rionccr Ui uurry SECTION TWO—PACES I ' On 0(1 ,5- 1923 he was married ---------------------------------------------------------- points while Greenville was able to nA . t0 Mrf Ida Bur<PM of Levering. I] | P Li CP 11 A Al score only four pointe. Ted Banash and Ken lane, with »" mm 18 and 13 points respectively, were Bv IANE CAMERON and will be nre-re*lstanl and they Another of Barry county's few resurviving besides tlie seven chil- ------------------------ '-------------------------------- the high point men for Hastings. \ ’ vcxivicrsvn’e be cleaned with soap and water | malning pioneers passed away last dren are three stepchildren, fourTlie Junior Red Crow* drive to get Bill and Capt. Ray Ken- , 1 after Pa lake* Ute veal calf to weekend was laid to rest Saturday I lPen grandchildren, seven great more girls to knit blocks yon for Garrison the played also good games at the j Did you know—Betty Hutton was “the SIX'"00” “*aeUry “l Fre<r'![grandchildren, ten step grandchil- afghan lias been very successful, guard position* Don Van Allen. I bom In Battle Creek and raised '^., rwm bT^de'of svlv P^t/.niriin r vminaest ton ldrf.n,Y’d.a no*t of othcr retaOv“ i The school paper. The Fortnight. with 12 polntrand Dale Hubbs with Jn Detroit? c, * , car whl be made of *yn Franklin E. Deming, youngest *on ] anu ffiends. was delayed in going to pre.** last 10. led the (Greenville attack. * * * ii^iurn "I'ui^eome1 from Our* fanm ' AaMne“S|a Sr*! hi ^wnOifoiM I He wajs llw 1451 ot a ,ttr8e Ia’n,l>' week as the mimeograph paper did The Hasting/, reserve* defeated th* Advice to army privates—If your |1 «n !uf™ *. traVr <4 The uTI ■ 'Written by one of hi* daughter,, no' arrive. Bergennt tell* you to'clean out the “J*? “Lnho?d for wu Mra a ' Mr*. Audle Roush of Rockford j The Girl* glee club, under the di- Greenville rWervrs bv the score of gnrbage pall* until they shine.' he -Uttaxs that lhe future will hold for . <rf hia chdd. Mr^A.B werc lield rec tian of Miss Page, sang at the 19 to 14 in the preliminary game. Jtnn l “^*20 at^wT of Myc^TiJhti urday afternoon at 2I o'clock Hom . MrthodJst^ church Friday during Lawrence Fuller, with eight points, wax high point man for tlie winnertake him literally, for good new , Darold Weber with eight points led ATTUETMFATDEC . months and two days. ' £0 th^’^Jnlted1*Brethren' Approximately 850 was collected the Greenville attack sakes. He just means he wants to 1 admire hl* flzzog. AT THE THEATRES ---------Theahouse in which he was ,hP on magician which de of of planks planks hewed frombom logt ghurr*. orw *ith ‘^e Rev ^urcE Eh Bm Oriffln °har«e frornheld Jan. 8 oasembly This money will Saturday night tb<_ Saxon* en­ was made hewed tertain the Lakeview Spartan* in ' . ■ ■ ■ ■ ------------------- in a method resembling u Buster bought a Utile radio for the local gym. TtiLs will he- :) .'... 'fashioned ned splitting of rails rails. The f hp famlly in Pltasant Hill' h his room and his Dad went up to Boris Karloff in Twenty boys have signed up for only scheduled game between the see it and Busier told him lie could •The Boogie Man Will Get You" house was of a rare type and when cemetery two schools, last year the Saxons 1 last heard bf a few years ago was ________ -.he radio course for the second semget aU the stations on it. Jerry with Maxie Rosenbloom Ahorror film designed for laugh- still standing aud was in a fine * ■■ e> ki e-. Mter Thu tours* helps prepare defeated the Battle Creek lads by came back laughing and said, "He the score of 32 to 24. This prom­ ter, lhe comedy bring* to thc screen state of preservation, sure can. All of them .at once" T7 students for army training ... me age ,______________________ i Tlie high school cafeteria Is flnd- ise* tp be a nip and tuck game as the technique which kept Karloff At of two years he came ' This afternoon, goody, goody, is on Broadway for two yean. -to •••-•-• --------•••- id* --------------Michigan with parents, — sett- , w ... .. ln« « hard to meet tlie present in- Lakeview has dropped but one game Friday afternoon and time to re­ llng first in Gaines township, Kent Forty men took off from the L. . creased demand. Many more stu- so far thLs season The Quartans lax, embroider pillowcases and lis­ Richard Green is back In county not far from Grand Rapids. S. O. room for Fort Custer thLs : dents than usual are spending the have three Veterans back who are ten to our retort. Well hear the "Flying Fortress" I He grew up in the wild unsettled morning (Thursday>. -Coffee and I noon hour at school, finding it much LINEUPS flawless voice of John McCormick ulth Donald Stewart country ana and saw many wigwamsand doughnuts ore always served on the more convenient than walking a .I country Telling in graphic and exciting I' jIndian ndlan comt in “Ave Moria" and “Schuberts comps and watched the In- morning that local boys leave and long distance tn this cold weather, Hastings Serenade.” und Pablo Cassels, the fashion of theTwmbcr lending *nr- lUani dlans and the wnur white lni traders as they . these refreshments seem to be par- . Que to the drifted rotuis during Player greatest living cellolst, 'in one of ice between America and England ■ cnrrlra on meir - - barter. • —ticularly--------acceptable to----------the boys who( — me week, school baves left Lnn» ----------------------<--------v past w« — — Keeler the most immortal songs ever writ­ and a successful bombing ot a Ber- I wuh hu brothers and sisters, he left their homes early from other school shortly utter Banaxh •••' ---j — I day and Thursday last week in orsurrounding • --day -and Thursday k ten. Wagner's “Evening Star" iln target by a mighty four-motored ullended the neti and Dutton parts ot the county from Tannhauser, and Mlllza Kor- botuher. schools schoolx until untU Jhe family the family purchased purchased Hastings. der to deliver the student* before Krnvon <C> Garrison gus in “Tales Of The Vienna farm land in Bowne township, when j A violin has been given to the । dark. Woods" and many otlK-ra of equal "Smith of Minnesota" starring sentors were measured'for measurea wr gradgvauhe attended the Logan school. ;room: if anyone has a violin bow Seniors beauty. These weekly piliowcaie Bruce Smith. Arllne Judge l His mother owned one of the first . they will donate we can then ful- i uatidn nation caps and gowns on Monday tz': — ——.... of _» this week । cctrman A story of tlie athlete's back­ •ewing machines in this part of the fill the frequent request from coast 1 an d■ Tuesday concerts are lhe high spots of this ~ . .. and ■country being a neat seamstress, auarus.“Do uvyou >vuknow «now any uij place , * "'Because"so'many students were were ! Jotab . ------------------------------------ I guards. Because so many student* rather severe winter. No cTiilling ground. and the other iorces which i; ------made coots, vests and could .get a violin to play abM.nt the past wjek. the first sem- > <««««»»* r1 c»U. v^u .nd pantaloons, pluton/ war news, nor plugs of coughs, auiuiiuviw*. where -...... -I. -Pm n also knitted mittens. stockings, , stockings. a aw *™ hjk*,e. ,, „ _ . ej'ir, was Mter wuj r».mu.u extended for .v, two . days to V- • • r sneezes and other ailments to mar 'shawls and scarfs, all which site .i— [ Mrs. R. G. Finnle. U. S. O. dance !I RlV givp e thoe th»e out a chance to <iuke ^iuke up the beauty of the music. “LuckyrammDurr Leg*" barring ueww ■>■«.«• ; sold at the stores inG rand Rapids Jp_ al£Ta,l^h “1_an ™lunf^ thc °1- I their work. chairman, has announced the ffolworlt. The semester semester ended Cojj, Jinx Falkrnburg. Leslie Brook* Van Allen-(Cl lowing schedule for the regular 1 January '26 Th<- Conservation Commission of mad and merry romance of and Lowell. 'D'l'lr . .. ----- - dark, with some those of their neighbors, was Saturday night dances for aU men ; This week Lieutenant Roy Hath- - - • Missouri asks hunters and trappers Manhattan nftcT In service. Jan 30th at the Odd ', nwa>- wafi VL«iting Hasting;, on a to peel all fat from carcasses of of thc years gayest mirth and and | lighted with tallow candles, made Pellnn: Unit -mninr-d hv Real Ar___ ..... .___ _ .... Jensen I Jensen .skinned game and to turn it over to melody. in long tin molds in their own home. Fellow Hail, sponsored by Seal Ar furlough from the Army Air Corp.-.. 1 Totals | When he wk a young man he Viking Co. with Mr. and Mrs Harold proper authorities to be made in­ I' Free throws irtisscd: Kenyon. Oarto glycerin for high explosives. Bette Davis. Paul llenreid in ■ went to Big Rapids to work, mak­ Newton as chairmen; Feb 8th al fourth LFAGUF TRIUMPH the Odd Fellow Hall, sponsored by IOR THE SAXONS ' rUon- Coleman. Van Allen 2. Weber. , They state that one oppouum will I ing ids home with his oldest sisThe story oT u New England girl j ter. * There he became acquainted 'the Business Womens Hospital The Hastings Saxons stretched Poslcr 1 2 3 4 Ti yield enough glycerin to fifv five 37 mm. anti-aircraft shells while who rescues herself from her inhl- with Miss Harriet Martin of Ports, Guild with Mrs. Audra Ironside as their winning streak to eight games Hosting* io 6 15 14 45 , a skunk would be good for 4 anti­ bitions, she is unattractive to start Mecosta Co., and on March 7. 1875 Chairman; Feb. 13th st the Odd last Friday at the expense of the Greenville 12 3 9 4 28 Fellows Hail sponsored by the tank shells. We hopefully suggest with but later becomes a charming they were married. They returned ,Teachers Greenville Yellow Jackets defeating Rpferr e: sukup. Umpire: MUleto , Club, (this dance will be that they use the skunks direct in woman of lhe world, who finds ' to the home near Logan and for formal according ----------------- , to the plans of them by the score of 45 to 28. Il , all aiiort-range barrages We hope courage to rebel against her tyran- some time he followed the trade of the Girls Service Organization*: was Greenville's third West Cen- packing of MRS tral League setback and the Sax- WTlllAM bolLMAN contractor and builder. He built ! they retain the perfume in uw nical mother. . Feb. 20th at the Odd Fellows Hall grease and hand it out hot and --• SS1 ha When Mar> Elizabeth Bollman wife j. 5 wn.Kl sponsored by by the . Junto, Junlbr cumber Chamber Oni\ fragrant lo Uve Axir. They esti­ DEATH OF RETIRED n L h^lf' W , 1 of William Bollman, died on SatBresnftoMl. MrthodUt and United Rrrl Payne as .Jn. .4v mated that in Missouri alone, the he lead change hands many Umes. ,irdav forrnoon at thelr hOme on ! 'Chairman. fat thus salvaged would bring the Rev. John A. Allen, aged 88. died Brethren churches there. .. the Yellow JackrU matched the N Michigan Ave. She had been ' On April 15. 1880 he purchased I. O. O. F. INSTALLS trappers In an extra 825,000 u sea­ on Monday at the home of a sister­ Blue and Gold basket for basket. in falllng health for a long time., son. . in-law. Mrs. Charles Mead, at Stony what was known as thc Captain Jo­ NEW OFFICERS The Saxons overcame a two Point, She was Dorn in Castleton townsltio Point, following a long illness. He seph H. RlchareLsqn property and Tuesday evening the Hastings I. Greenville lead at the end of the on <*. Jfl, 1871 thP daughter of Henry Fords long-cherished was bom in Michigan on Feb. 8. put in a stock of groceries, shoes, O. O. F. lodge held installation of <?yaZtcr toi,h^.d °,J6 n I William H. and SaUy Ann Driven- , dream of growing automobiles from 1856 Mllu u served as pastor of etc., such as a farming community their newly chosen officers. Bird nt half -ime II was the first time und ,.„ had Strickland. She was 71 years. the soil will be realized niter the . various Free Methodist churches of that day required. The little Shellenbarger, district deputy grand sfason .P1*1 1 ?c Saxons *crp 3 months and 8 dayr. old at the time war Ls over. The new enrr. will be | for -fanny years, until hlr. retirement .•‘ettlcment. which was on thc north master, serving as installing office?. a.t.Jbej.nde.°1! r. Q,u“rU'r'1 Of her death. Mr. and Mr* Boll-! lighter, stronger, safer, more com- , nftcen years ago. His wife. Rosetta, hide ot the mill pond, north and Following Ls the panel of officers: •railing at the end of the firat quar- . lnan have been residents of this city fortable und economical. They will preceded him in death nnd he west of Freeport, had been called Noble Grand. Floyd Buskirk; Vice­ chc “Ore.°L \2 V5.*? । i a f°r twenty-one years Pcsida^’hr have sealed cooling systems, shat- , [eaves no survivors. Tim funeral RIcharcLson's Mills but in 1876. when Grand. U’le Kurr; Rec. Sec.. Chas. The Saxons stretclwd their lead. husband, she is survived By tnnae ■ to seven point* In the thirdJjuar- । ,|atcf* Mra Blllh Mohler of Has- I ter an their offense cllckeU tor fif- tings. Mrs. Emma Moore of Carlton । el5ht of ^lPn> **ln? and Mrs Dellmay Miller of Farm- I ’“Eton. Funeral services were held ' til lhe railroad was built into Free­ , Vande Giessen: Conductor. Keith the end of the third quarter was.' nt gallon, in the Wai dorff funeral home on ; light nlloyx . held at four o'clock, the Rev. Seen port when the population nnd buid- James: Chap, Bird Shellenbarger; WSS.3*!’ GreenTUJf>?4H HrllnKS Mon««-v afternoon A%c[Ttoek. it is made. You can have a trans- A. ...Davey oniciating at both fu- nesa shifted to the larger settlement. 1 Lt. Sc. Sup., Howard Bristol: Rt. the color will be incorporated when nerals ------ *- ...... Interment was in the Mr. Deming moved his stYtk to the I Sc. Sup.. Gay Norton: O. G. Roy village and here he did a flourish- 1 Preston; I. G.. Richard Nixon; R. parent top if you want it. which । Clare cemetery., ing business until he sold out on Sept. 26. 1911. later he conducted to v. ct.. cnaries rerKtnx. a variety store for a 'time, retiring Next Tuesday evening, the lodge January' ’ : ■ a ■■■■_ from that to specialize in small will have their annual fish supper fruit, vegetables and popcorn. for their members. This is alwny.-. His wax un active life until he an enjoyable gutlicring and a good reached his 80th birthday, since attendance is expected. which he had continued lo care for hL* gardens as long as his strength CARLTON CENTER permitted. EXTENSION CLUB Nine children were born to Mr. The Carlton Center Extension and Mra. Deming: Olive E.. Ger­ club will meet Wednesday. Feb. 3 trude M.. Auolc P . Royal F., Bert- at the home of Mrs. C. B. Valen­ rum E, Iva B.. John L.. Bethel M.. tine at 11 a. m. Members please and Loma L. Bert rum died al the bring own coffee and sugar. age of four weeks. Olive at lhe age of 19. and the wife passed away very suddenly on Sept. 20,. ip22. ------------------- - - . BARRY BYrAIrn Cn SfewJ,ulto£^'.rwu^ Buried on Saturday j»■“,«"• “> HI b H MHOUL 8 MM. MOVIE FILMS TO REW 50c FOR 24 HOURS "THRILL A SECOND' /BOWLING ACES" ROBINSON CRUSOE" SPORT SPELLBINDERS ☆ U. S.O. N EW5 NEWS THRILLS 1942 WHITTINGTONS-CAT"-COLOR BALI" TRAVEL PICTURE BR. COMMANDOS IN ACTION FOOTBALL THRILLS 1942 SKI REVELS' si I 1. »l . krVT''!,,BX'h2S.u;'oS F FROM i Arising from JLCERS S ACID J»y«- trial I riiicb ruiir STORE IRINS. Drug* ROW. ion! Winter Coats DON’T There’s still a good selection of sixes, styles and colors to choose from in this clearance of warm win­ ter coats. If you need a new coat this is your op­ portunity. and interlined. ues to $14.95. ■ ■ ■ | & Y boucle—polo cloth—fitted and • 1295 Fine 100'< wool fleeces, lim- . uloted Harris Tweeds, mostly Jp | box styles. Excellent values. JH QC STORE PHONE 2115 “ HASTINGS BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESUL Excellent value* in fine boucle raxli all. warmly interlined. Beautifully fur trimmed. Just a limited number.,Sire* 14 to 44. VW Bonds and more Bonds to pay for the tools of Vic- Open formula feeds were originated by the Farm Bureau as a farmers’ organisation. Contents of closed formula feeds had to be guessed at. Farmers’'feeds are open formula and list the ingredients pound for pound on the feed tag, because; 1 group* for quick two price lota. Fine qu High style* values lo 83.95. WW The farmer can get an itiea 'of the dollar value of the ration. ' SJ98 THE VALUE STORE 138 W. STATE They enable the farmer to check on the balance between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul­ try and hog feeds). • When made by a reputable manufac­ turer interested in HIS welfare he knows just WHAT he is paying for. $ FINAL CLEARANCE LADIES HATS in every walk of Open Formula Feeds A (in Two J I Uv Jtut All Saving for Tomorrow! We’re Today, Americans the land over <ORK ;ox DRUG STORE NOW that it is your patriotic duty-as well as profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand- H jy | ] Sixes 14 to 48. Sixes LyBARKER’S CLOSED FORMULA FEED/ ■ H ■ Regular vol- HEAVY QUALITY WOOL FABRICS In sport tweeds- Be Out Guessed fit? colors in warm fabrics with good wool content. Full* lined [49 $1.25 CREOMULSION Keough* $1 $1.25 ABSORBING JR. $1.1 70c SLOAN'S LINIMENT $1.00 ADLER-I-KA 8 60c SAL HEPATICA 9 $1.20 BROMO SELTZER Ladies and Misses Tweeds, fur fabrics and solid RS DRUG SPECIALS He can consult with the Michigan State College as to feeding value of the ration. life are saving with a purpose. tory They're buying to save for the things they'll want to buy after the war. They're saving, too, in interest­ bearing savings accounts saving for things they need, for taxes, for insurance. Are you saving all you can? BUY WAR SAVINGS BONDS and STAMPS HERE. Try to find these advantages in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED Farm Bureau MILKMAKEIIS ■ MERMASHES - PORK­ MAKERS have no. superiors. Ask us for open formula booklets on our feeds. . HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Six Years uf Continuous Service” FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS, MICH. HASTINGS TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST PHONES: 2105-2103 HASTINGS, Ml �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY M, 1943 —■ Brotherhood in Um church base- tended to lhe family of Mrs. Roy Rev. Kenneth Griswold at tho Melh' i employed at the Consumers Pow- tertalned for dinner Jfrlday eve- day evening. * Mr*. Dorr Stowell planned carry-in dinner was enand nent the same evening. McBain in their bereavement * odist parsonage in Nashville. They Wednesday choir rahrausal 8:30 Miss Doretha McBain of Battle were attended by Miss Agnes BenXJESr J/Sac'S of her mother, is now working in Josephine of ter Noble“and family ofEK: Vicksburg Mr. and Mr* L J. Vincent, eecond1P.M. Creek and MUs Katharine McBain sen and Carl Pufpaff. * Mr. and Thursday Religious instruction at of Hillsdale, who were called here Mrs Welby Crockford. Janice and T-............................................ “T— the office of the Smith Petroleum for » we«k or so. * Mr. and Mrs. and Mr and Mn. Thomas Moon,. i Mr. and Mra- Arthur AUerdlng. |oo in Grand Rapids. Mrs. For- Co^. Ned of Las v egrw Oea 6tow,u of Hasting* called on consolation. Mr. and Mr* Vincentt the usual tlm*? and place. by .the serious illness and death of t of Halting* spent the weekend man. who has been seriously ill °_“®*cU —" Sunday -*■ n —— «»• «e thalr mother. Mrs. Roy McBain, re- ।> Harold Higdon and daughter at Bal* U>wn Ladies AW socisty will meet. Mr. and Mrs. Ford«•Stowell lib Mr and Mra Ar- with heart trouble. U quite a bit Camp Fohtol Tenn afternoon. * Saturday evening sup­ guests. Church of the United Brethren in turned to their homes Sunday. Their I lie Creek war* Sunday dinner gueeta ur AUerdmg. Sr. W Jack Meed of^ better. * Mr. and Mra Ward Hynes M Hantog. were brother and sister-in-law Mr. and per guests of Mrs. Arlie Spindler Mrs. Millard McBain of London. end Mra. Forrest Potter end baby I. H. Osgood. Pastor rand Rapid* visited, his brother.-and son Larry of Charlotte were r, “ b1xTm” ami Mrs Margaret Estep were Rev. Ont., returned home Saturday. Buff ten. Mead at thc home of Mr. and Saturday night supper guests of ‘wXesday' “ and nS Mr* Harper W1 Will 1L“ of Chicago (Sergeant Winfred McBain of Bly_je. Will Hauer of West Woodland his parents. Mr. and Mra. Frank wednemay *nd Rev and Mra. Arthur Dodge receiving congratulations on thc thevlllo Air Base. Ark., who had a shall und daughter* were Sunday from Wednesday until Sunday. * Hynes. * Mr. and Mrs. Andrew *.',.** . *LJ~ * ot Woodland. * Mrs. I. H. Osgood birth of » son. Larry Joe. weighing 10 A. M — Morning worship 9 pound* at Pennock hospital, Sun­ Jack Crockford of East Lansing FUikbeUier of Iltacdevilie calledI on Cta^n^ V^Patten beenk 111 Ior ten days furlough, will return the dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Geo. 7:30 P. M. Christian Endeavor spent lhe weekend with hi* par- Mr. and Mr*. Ted Euper Sunday. “r’ “5* two weeks * Rev. and Mra. Geo. day, January 17. * Mr. and Mra. 7:30 P. M.—Wednesday. prayer last of the week. * Anson Paul Gillett and sons. * James Sidman, Forrest Begerow are the parents Richards, who enlisted some time enu On Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Euper. who has been ill with . *’Un‘*d the, meeting. . of a son. Robert Keith at Dr. Hoff e ago, is in Ohio taking a naval air is very ill and under’the doctor’s Welby Crockford. Janice and Jack pneumonia, is convalescing nipldlj. „ . .. Roland Troxell t*?” ”>ct.4n* .ot "J hospital, at Luke Odessa on ThunJ0 M A .SgZSSdw school 1 eoun*' * A ct*w oj m«n have been care. * Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mbwere dinner guests uf Mra. Crock- Mns. Euper and Jendee are also ill and-daugTter !L — * JTJggTero *£ ^rSS <tayt January 20. weighed 9 g A £ ^Mornlne worahi., I uWn« UP the O. K. & 8. rail roed Keown were Sundav dinner guest* ford’s parents. Mr. and Mrs, J. L. । with the flu. * Mr. and Mrs. Cliltwi day dinner Mra. L. “-J® I track here. On account ct tbt bad of Mrs. Clara Day and Vivian. * HlnnSr guest* «f nnd Mr*. Mr. b<ulncM Monday. * P. pounds and 5 ounce*. of Mr and -• ” ------------------— **--Higdon of Berryville. * *« Miss Bar­ Miel and daughter spent the week­ Joe Nowicke. * Little JoAnne Mr and Mrs Ralph McClelland bara Bailey of Hastings visited her end with Mr. and Mrs. Howard .Greiner had her tonsils removed at F. C. Charlee J Szczepankl of and daughter of Battle Creak were parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mlel of McBride. * Mr and Mrs. the Battle Creek Osteopathic hos­ Camp Cooke. Calif, spent from Bunday dinner guest* at Mr. and Vtoefrock from Wednesday until Rov Rowlader called on Ira Tisch- pital Saturday and was brought Monday night until Wednesday Mrs. Albert McClelland. * MBs Jay­ evening at thc home of Mr. and er end Mr. and Mrs. Hilhi Tischer Bunday. Barbara entered the em­ Van Doren. formerly of Grand home Saturday evening. She is Marwn „ Bna Marlona OWI Swift and family. He w1n ,^d f7w d*y. ploy of the Bell Telephone Co.' in of Lake Odessa Sunday afternoon. convalescing nicely • Mr and Mr*. Mrs. Ledge but who is now working In will a few days in Chicago brcause of the blizzard. On Tues- !'• »nchu*ve. •; o Hastings Monday. ♦ Mr*. Leslie » Mrs Car! Hewitt. Mrs. Agnes Roland Lehman, who arc substltut- — *1, spend off Mra Mra Roy Roy McBain. McBain. Friday Friday after atyer-­ Hastings, spent Saturday night with u<.-------- -fore returning ,Mrrnl3 bef0 Rush and 'daughter Bonnie of Lan­ Heaitt. Miss Doris Whitney. Mrs. ing for’ lhe Wing* while they are *‘UC* noon. * * Mra. Mra. Harold Harold Millard Millard and and Mra. Phyllis Hoffman at th* home __ noon. clay. we had more snow and more I - --' Cora Whitney and Mr. and Mrs sing were callllng on Woodland------ ---------- blizzards and It kept right on snow, — - ,. i.ton son have been spending a week with of Mr. and Mrs. Charls* Day and sojourning in Florida, have heard ’’ „. .. . , ” — -J “ -wilt called on Mr. nnd fri'nds Saturday. * Miss Florence • Howard Hewl.. from them and that they are nice"“odtami Birthday Club to Ing and blowing all week, blocking R C I TAM her brother-in-law and slstcr-ln- was a Sundav dinner guest at tho ------ -w" *" ’------Forman. who graduated from the Mrs Ed Snobble and Will Snobblc ly situated In an apartment at 318 ' law. Mr. and Mra. Paul Kyburz. Burr Ffisseu home. * Mr. and Mr*. all roads except M-43 which was : L/ L L I V 11 •'wel Davenport — McLachlan . Business I of Lake Odessa Sunday afternoon. Brack St.. Kissimmee. Fla. and arc Lieut. Millard of the 2nd Division Hubert Lathrop and children ware Thc West Woodland Birthday opened on Tuesday. Some of the University last summer and was * Mr. and Mra. Ernest Bhorno cn- taking long walks, attending Red Club will be entertained at the side roads were not yet opened on Field Artillery, Camp McCoy. Wls., Sunday afternoon caller* of Mr and Eva May McBain. 60. of Delton spent Wednesday and Thursday Mrs. Wirt Surin* in Nashville. * Cross meeting* and also that they home of Mr*. Chas. Farthing on with Ids sister, Mrs. Kyburz and Mls» Eloise Day spent from Thurs­ enjoy the churches there. They Friday afternoon. February 5th. Tm.™,?1'11* Ahi'1 * b®™ MarCh 28’ ^882' nWlr D*ltO”- family. * George Schoolcraft of day until Saturday in Hastings with were guests of thc D. B. Greens Woodland Township Told Red for dinner recently. The cold Croee Quota opened Monday of this week with tht daughter of William T. and Battle Creek spent Tuesday with wave that hit Michigan last week The Red Cross Chairman for most of the buses coming in an 8us#n L Rcrce. aie uughl tn Mr. and Mra. Bert Patton. Mr. Pat­ their two grandsons Kent and Zane was also felt in Florida. Ute tern- Woodland Township has been in- hour or two late. The semester Barry county schools for nine years ton who has been confined to hla pernture dropping from around 80 formed that our quota this year tesu scheduled for last week will . and was married in 1907 to Elroy E bed by Illness is reported to be on *?1<L lhls ***£' * *Vgh McBain. Surviving besides the hus- . the gain. lo 45 degrees * Rev. and Mrs. is 8525 00 Please be ready when ron McIntyre end family at Quimby. Harper Will oi Chicago and Rev. asked for your contribution. It school boys were kept busy last batid are two daughters Doretha.1 and Mrs. Arthur Dodge of Wood- is vitally necessary that everyone week working with the village street Battle Creek and Katharine. Hllb-, SOUTH BOWNE PLEASANT HILI, land and Mrs Chas. Townsend and give as much as they enn to assist committee. Four teams and bobs . dale: two sons Millard. London, Ont. Mr. and Mrs, George Gucnler of daughters of South Woodland, thc Red Cross so they can carry on with kbout four and five on each staff Sergeant Winfred McBain, Grand Rapids were Sunday callers were dinner guests Saturday at their work along with our Armed sled were working nearly every day Blytheville Air Base. Ark.; two at Jerry Bloughs. * Several from Leighton were Sunday evening oil­ thia neighborhood attended the fu- er* of Mr. and Mra Vere Carter. * A BEAUTIFUL 160 ACRES cF land, lays good, the home of Rev. and Mrs. H. V. Forces. clearing thc snow from the sides broUicra. William D- Pierce. Charsoil good, belongs to a prominent mon. Townsend. * Mr and Mrs. Stuart Entertain* al Bridge of the main road through the vU- lotte. Roes E. Pierce. Delton: one the Mennoaite church Sunday af­ The Sunshine Club will meet with Kussmaul and family were dinner Mrs. Glenn England was hostess lagc. * The Basketball! game to little granddaughter. Margaret Mc- ternoon. ★ Mra. Paul Hoffman spent Iteura carter Thursday. * Mrs. Moe Wonderful set of buildings, 2 big barns, on guests of Mr. and Mra. Harold Saturday evening when she cuter- bc played with Middleville last Fri-. Bain; one niece. Mary Joyce Pierce: Sunday with her parents, Mr. end McDonald entertained her sister and excellent road, Vl mile off M-43, $10,­ Smith of North Woodland Thurs- Mined four tables of bridge. A day evening at Middleville was ‘ one nephew. Donald Pierce. Ionia, Mrs. John Anderson nt Alto. Her huebeaid from Grand Rapid* Sun­ 500.00. called oif by them because of lhe Funeral services were held al 2:30 brother. Arthur who has enlistedJn day. * Mr. and Mra. Howard Lewis condition of lhe roads. * Tuesday, i Friday from the Henton funeral thc Navy, left for Detroit on Mon­ relumed to Ann Arbor Sunday after ANOTHER 160 ACRES. 1 mile north of Coats February 2, Sunfield will bring home. Burial was In the Prairieville day. * Mrs. John Mishler and Mra. i spending two weeks at the home of their girl * team and the first and , cemetery with Rev. D- W. Robinson Frank Martin and daughter. Man- । hl* parents. Mr. and MrsW1 Herb Grovo. wonderful stock farm, creek runs * Miss Hortense Mead of Hassecond boy’s teams to Woodland to of Delton, officiating. A Mr. and lyn of Orand Rapids were over Sal- Cook. ting* was a weekend guest at the through it. 15 acres of woods, lays good, play* on the local floor. Hastings Mrs. Charles Kahler, who reside on untay night guests of Wm. Mishler Bert Palmer home. Mr. and Mra. good soil, far $10,000.00. boy’s team are scheduled to play a farm near Delton, will celebrate and family and aU attended the ] Amo* Palmer and children of Bar­ The nation-wide Mileage here. Saturday. Feb. 6. < their 50th wedding anniversary al funeral of Mrs. Joe Stahl at the I low teke were Sunday evening callAN EXTRA GOOD 80 ACRES 5 miles south of Kindergarten and Finl Grade their home Sunday. Jan. 31. They Mennonlte church Sunday. * Mr.1 era. * Mra. R. J. Williams has inl­ Rationing Program was Mis* Doris Whitney, teacher will hold open house from 2 to 5 and Mra George Hdkr of Gull lake proyKj » much M to be able to be Hastings on M-37, good buildings, now inaugurated to keep all Mary Piper told the Beginners ' in the afternoon and from 7 lo 11 spent Sunday with their daughter Up and around the Iwuse * Aden large barn all cemented. 10 acres of tim­ about her brother in tlie Navy and in lhe evening. Mr. Kahler, son of and family'Mr. and Mra Clare Eash, w-------- — — of • -23. son Mr. and■ of America's motor ve­ we are making a big picture ot a Mr. and Mra John Kahlcr..was bom * Mra. Orvin Smelter spent several —kCampbell. ber. A-1 soil, lays slightly rolling, $5,000. Clifton Campbell. Middleville. sailor. i August 5. 1868. on a farm east of days the post week with iier father 2, has received his wings as a hicles on thc road as long Third Grade .Delton where his son Clifford now at Sparta. * Mra. Dorothy and Mr». R. A NICE LEVEL 40 ACRES of land, good set of pilot in the army air corp* at Bly­ Mrs. Hilda Baas, teacher 1 resides. Mra. Kahler was bom June Beulah Curtiss were in Hastings as possible! Do your part theville. Ark., and was commission­ buildings all wired, excellent soil, $3,500. Peggy Ralrlgh. Dean Hager and , 13. ^874 in Elba N. Y . and came to Friday forenoon. * Miss Norma Norma Jean Classic have been 1 Michigan with her parents. Mr. and Yoder was a Sunday guest of Miss ed a second lieutenant. He was —stick to thc rules: graduated from Thornaimlc-KeUoftit 25 ACRES S'2 miles sowth of Hastings on M-43. neither tardy nor absent for thc I Mra. John Hom at the age of nine Gwendolyn Mishler. high school In 1»39. On Oct. 4. good set of buildings, wired, $2500.00. Will first half of this year. * We are ' >’ea»- They were married Feb. J. 1IH0 lie enlisted as an airplane me­ sorry to lose vatticruxi Catherine) Dodds BAURYVILLE wvuu.'. from irom .V.----- L sell with $500.00 down. chanic and Feb 14. 1M2 he entered our room. room. F* She attending school our “ is---------------------*■—' I ‘he Rev. Spiller, pastor of the Clo* If the weather does not again pre* Jefferson Barracks. Mo., as an avia­ *t Lake Odessa now. * We enjoy erdale Evangelical church Mr. and vent our doing so. we plan a W. S. tion cadet. He received his pre­ the new games which Miss Wolfe Itmtaren an’of^eHot? C. S. dinni-r this week Thurkday at flight training at Maxwell Fields the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ala., and primary training at Helena, McClelland. This is the third week ptaytlme in the gym. i Helena, Mont., was home last week we liave tried to have it. so let us Fifth and Sixth tirade* sera Arne omnaier teacncr *n {ur,ou«11 He spent have a good attendance. * We have SOUTHWEST RUTLAND Mrs.stamp Artie n£ney Spindler, teacher to 1 (or • »cv^^DJitoT Our amS ’ had no school either at Nashville Cur ~ Mr. and Mr*. Janus Wilcox were 1 or Berryville for the past week. Our Sunday visiton- at the home nf their REAL ESTATE BROKER 865.40 Three IS.B Thru of ol our ou, folks folk. com- | teacher. Miss Viola Baas was ill. pic ted their books for bonds. Jo- । ton „ Agricultural scnooi Rural Agricultural school went went * Gertrude Tobias underwent anson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilcox of near Hartings * Mr. and Mrs. Wm. bonds Smltl’ purc,u“ed two 126 00 |I to liy. (The best investment on earth Is the earth itself) to Nashville Nashville Friday Friday night J^. to pplay. operation for appendicitis at Pen- Havens are numbered among thc I The score for the first team was nock hoepital last week. She ha* »ick * Louie Erway and Mary Dunn CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS 32-15 tn favor of Delton and for lhe ------ ---Sunday — --------— hone 2659 STEBBINS BVII.D1NC Hoe th Woodland Church of the 2nd team was 53-4 also in favor of been having quite a bit of trouble of Kalamazoowere visitors MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR with It and we are glad she ha* the home «f ol Mr and Mra. Harry --- , al .... Brethren ■ Delton. Tho boys will go to Lake liad it out and hope she will ------ ----★ ~ — ■Doug Ian* Is some betsoon Dunn. Den 127 E. STATE ST. BASTINGS PHONE 2354 Arthur L. Dodge, pastor Odessa Friday night. Jan. 29 to play C’.~. ter ... mr W. w. o. at this wr>*u>.. writing. w * The 8. v. C. 10:00 A. M. Worahlp'and sermon j that team. Kalamazoo Christians be able to return to school * Otis 11.00 A. M Sunday school i win come ncre,- xvu. o. w mi. auu HI 1 Jr., and Miss Katie Stuta were 8. will meet at the home of Mrs. Our revival services closed Sun- 1 Mrs Whittemore and Mr. quietly married Saturday evening by Harry Dunn Friday. Jan. 20th. day evening. January 24 We were i and wMl Whittemore were in quite disappointed that ue were Saturday. * Mr. and Mr*, unable to have services from Tuee- i winur4 walers and son of Plain- • day until Saturday evening on ac- wt.u calleiJ on her iiarcnU. Mr. and count ot thc snow and drifted roods. iMra. •— ----< Fred O- Hugiies Sunday afterRev. and Mrs. Will have returned I noon. * Mr. and Mrs. Max Reynolds to their work in Chicago. * Let entertained the following guests us all remember that thc church Saturday night: Mr. and Mrs. James doors arc open and that the mes- Slocum of Fredport; Mr. and Mrs. n«rc of thc Church of Jesus Christ Glenn Williams of Gull lake: Mr. U vital tor our lives today as and Mrs. Roger Williams and Mr. ways ♦ “Seek ye first his kingde-.. lorn. and Mi*. Garth Ploria. local. *Mllo and his righteousness; and all these Farncworth of Wayland spent the things shall be added unto you." weekend wUh his family here. * Zion Lutheran Church Lowell Teeter. W. O- J. O. of Camp Paul W. Geiger. Pastor Forest. Tenn, and his wife of Has­ I 10:00 A. M. Sunday school tings spent Friday afternoon and 11.09 A. M. Morning worship evening with Mr. and Mrs. Russell 3:30 P. M. Lutheran Gospel Mott * Keith. Kenneth and Ken­ hour over CKLW dall Williams of Gull lake spent Sat­ Tuesday the womens Missionary urday night und Sunday with their will meet at the home of grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams. * Much sympathy Ls cxco. Benner. WOODLAND "“ 2^ |E"KS|SS.‘^7 U,ul‘JS°‘sEJu 2 WELL KNOWN FARMS CLOSE TO COATS GROVE * &AS * । RATIONING- I VICTORY DRIVE EARL R. BOYES P DRIVE UNDER 35! SHARE-THE-RIDE! DRIVE ONLY WHEN NECESSARY! durtn» °“r WS!SS! H.mlS McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES Take a Look at Your Medicine Chest WINTERIZE NOW Against Colds and Flu! Your Home Must Last! Take good core of it! You can't :swap that home of yours for a new one . . . not during war time,i. Your home should be kept in A-1 shape for the duration. Make needed repairs PROMPTLY with materials that ARE available. Don't wait till major replacements are necessary. Prompt repairs will keep your home in good liveable condition. As for the financing ... if you need help the Hastings Build­ ing and Loan will lend you the money and you can repay in regular monthly installments. See us for complete details. We also finance the purchase of homes that are already built. If you want to.buy a home don't wait. . . come in and let's talk it over. Keep From Colds. If You Hove A Cold 111 nterferes Wi th Your Work, You Hold Up Production And Help-HITLER CHECK THESE COLD NEEDS MILK, YOU SAY? Here we find Mr. Former Coffee-Drinker, looking into the Beverage situation! Preparatory to becoming a milk addict, the discriminating Mr Drinker left no bottle unturned until he found the best . . . HIGH­ LANDS DAIRY Grade A Milk, of course! SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocers REX SELTZER 24 tab . 6(k 39c ALKA SELTZER 24tab.6(k 49c Groves BROMO QUININE tablets 35c 27e Hills CASCARACOLD Tablets 30c 27x PAPE'S (OLD TAB. 35 $109 CREOMULSION $1.25 MENTHOL CHEST RUB zST& 50‘ VICKS VAPO RUB 35c 27c 59c VICKS VAPO RUB VICKS VATRANOL 50c 39c MI-31 MOUTHWASH 16 oz. 59c LISTERINE H oz 59c 10c ASPEREX COUGH DROPS REX MENTHOLATED COUGH SYRUP relief from first dose 7 oz. 50c VITAMINS-AII Brands of finest qual­ HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. . Q I <5 ity. We do not carry any inferior brands of Vitamins. The best are the least expensive. WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN 9 STEBBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L B. PHONE 2503 BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 3651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Ruling. Carveth & Stebbins THE REXML STORK Courtesy and Friendly Sarvkc Shown to all ’ PHONE 2131 BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS AND BONDS �THE HASTINGS BANNKM, THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1M1 1IDDLEVILLE Mr. and Mrs Merle Boyer and Ul- Snyder were Sunday dinner guesta e son of Grand Ledge spent Sun- of her brother. Arthur Getty and ay with hla mother. Mrs Claude family on the Irving road. * Mr. ermeen and family * William U«b- and Mr*. A. H Parker spent th* r wa* in Grand Rapid* Monday m i weekend in Grand Rapids with their ttendance at the Michigan Mens cousins. Mr and Mr*. Del Wldle. * pparel Show • Mr-andMra W A., MIm Florence Bender at Grand ridlcr and ciuldren vialted iter par- Rapid*, spent lhe weekend st home ntt Mr. and Mrs. P A. Smith at with her parent*. Mr. and Mr* (ulliken. Stlhday of last week. * Mr ,, Philip Bender. * Mrs. Nellie Soules nd'Mrs. A. Jay Smith or Ada and of Dimondale cam.- Friday for a viahe Arthur Smith family of Ha*- . it I alth her mother. Mr*. Maud Cross, hw were Sunday evening callriv a Al Pierce of Izmslng spent the n the buys' mooter, Mrs. Hattie weekend at the Wm. Corson home. milh and lhe former’s son. Ragln-1 Mr*. Pierre, who ha* been spendId Smith * Raymond Overholt, mg Uie past two weeks with her accompanied him home, a rho is employed by the Piston Ring 1 parents, *~Donna, MyrtIe-ind Norma'Deva Donna, -Myrtk and Norma Davis X>. at Hastings, came down Satur-, spent M-vcral several day* days last week with ay to visit his parents southwest of their aunt. Miss,Mary Miss.Mary Mo* Moe as they own. but found the road blocked so Windows On New Worlds Hair-splitting m no longer a joke with \he new electron micro­ scope, which makes visible ■ whole world that has previously been too email for scientists to study. esc finally were united in Africa axme horn* of Mr and Mrs. A. C. mouihs. They were taken Johnson *outhwe,t of town The sate »rhnr u *«.J/red thi «Zk\n *>wnA t,r all right Uy saappmg cax=. tempor- day vUltors at tiw comprises, stock, toobi. feed and otharily. parents In Yankee . er personal property. The Johnson* Wm. Corson, and family. * Mr and lay within sight of each other, but brightly and everything pointed to a A big Standard oil truck trying to John Nagel la a patient will move lo lltelr new home, the Mrs Robert Dean entertained his of which they were ignorant until fair day ‘ “ «•••* ’. on — wu u>_t% —■*., *.* Sympathy -------- mu. , but _jl by noon ~a raging bliz-, make ,K the tanks north High St. *.hospital. they inel lain. a Pvt. Harold Hewitt zard and tl Charles Baker farm, tn lhe same Uotilng —— * ’lhe world and became stalled, broke through a man uj lhe Fighter family I ” ™"1JS; Siu' return 'io lie' W 1. * Mr. community about March I. I wlu r'tum io me uamp in tunsa* wind making the roads almost Un- hole and had plenty of difficulty be- of their son Bernard i and Mr*. Clare Gelty went lo Sparta ««»• ‘ Thursday after a few fuw days' dava* furlough furlough Thornappte-Kellocg school fore a wrecker from the city helped ed in the fierce bat Saturday for a week'* stay where _he£_",2£K2“b , spent with his sister* and brothers. passable. became a boe-hive of activity gett- .it out. . Guinea on New Yau's she will care for her daughter and “f/ ■ “* 5“ * Un. Pearl Kenyon wa* a Sunday Our street too wa* clogged and we nearing Eddie Rick the Uttle grandson, who are now PJ°>ee^of th*^Otobe KnitUng Worts dinner guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Ing the children ready for their return home, and the drivers started tell as shut-in a* our bunny friend children of lhe 8. 8. are mu home from the hospital. * Benncli “» wnJk th* nS Griffeth and family on accompanied by teachers and under our porch—but we aire both terested in prayer meetings, Malchsle of Dexter and Frederic*. * «* [ Grand Rapid* St * Mr. VanHorn, a out older boys but at that, there tarm liberated Saturday, thank* to our day evening the m**Uug 1 Malchele and little son John of. Mar- ofth* uut wee* pecauseor acola.a aideon layman from Grand Rapid*. plenty of troubk trouble before the d drivers town marshal Raymond Travis' The bo shall were Friday caller, of their Mawn fnf *evthe pulplt m,. EvuI1|rll. had “*seen ------...their - ..charges safely . . . ________ _ bccn hMUll< prayej nj*etHowever, __ w* feel everyone parent* Mr and Mrs Chris Maical church Ui Leighton Sundav In fortunate to escape any disaster and lngs even before and the older anas chele In weal Thornapple. * The Thornapple-Kellogg fs ul y no. ^e absence of Rev. Chamberlain, or houM-d in other homes 1 r— experiences — like iiv. lhe p»ut week. them too. Mr*. John Btaott a. few Mptisl Missionary Mluionary society society will MU have TlmJSsy andwho u L' ctmaucting i^lM mreiirigs hSd^uT'te^^d'aith^th^w; BaptUl have aTimnS« Ind --------------------------------— won't hurt ua—Just remind* us what or Mrs. John Parry lead them. on Etlh old frilnds“a* Bt--------on all-day all-day meeting meeting this thia Wednesday Wednesday “*“ * nirtfiuIJa, Brown City * The condition of an d Oone nr '— and bu* driven bv Letter " Powers our pioneer father* and mothers al at itattVCreek isLt Fn‘nk Pr,l‘ wh0 h“ »*«’ at the the home house of of Mr*. Mr*. Otto Otto Bechtel, Bechtel. I™” ” J®*" S^.tVcSSk ------------------------------and will do Red Cross sewing. * »£»• B‘u J’*'1 “L/"’1.1? u to me bed by iUneas for several *nd D*w*y Fiaher. was complete!*- went through. Some even found ■■»■■■■■■■■■■*■■■■»■■■« to tne bed by Illness for several marooned four mites south of town sleighs and horses and fell qu*W* FIIKIRF PABYY" Mrs HatUe Johnson returned to her Ainer weeks, remains about * the fifteen children taken to tlu- happy to Wide past lhe stalled car* ‘ i .k,.., the same. ------- nnd FIRUIUK FARIT home in south Tlkomapple, Bunday. c"1*; “r •'“..B"* c*™*r J*"®?' Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sherk enter-- r ,„,u (Shorty) muu .c uuuic Floyd Moore home. The situnf-aa securely in lhezmowbank. after a few day., spent tn Hastings t«'ned the following friends from' ^^ra* n« *---------------xb^ot^TVnd —■*—■“ —■* —’■* — t- SaturdaY'wgg_* lovely day a* also j at lhe Johnson. home of * herLittle brother-in-law. ^n to Sunday dinner at their be brought until th. of aM the —bat -------------------------------- ...t w*.s Sunday—and rite snow left quae Jame. Mary Jane b °T € .2 n week Tether, cZiiXg **ilUe Lapierre "stlmson a? Parmelee setI-‘i IIO*lMJ,?n “IS ^9®’ Mr 'feather* look clothing and rapidly, our January thaw we supNichols, who has very ill . .. -by po** arvl the streets were full of Nlcltob. lias been UI with . ’* . hOmC frw *nd Mrs. Mark Ritchie, out. to th* Mooreby-home ........... ..................... .. ............. fOf *zr Mr *nri “<1 Mr, jMrs WHi Johnson. Mr and Mr. Mrs.and W. food Lalkirg iSrif^lte^l tti c^d ^pte^thEnU« on tiSr fX rheumatic fever at lhe home of. her U «,? parent*. Mr and Mrs. PhlUp Nichol* 7.^? JC.'^Pebleri «r' *®d . Mrs. WlUlam of lhe week all had managed lo get ---------------------- ---------------south of town. Ls some improved Liebier and Mrs. Nelli* Thompson, to their home*. Th* Paul Carey IRVING • but win be in bed some weeks longer. Vr, m tn^’r * Mrs. George Schlefla, who has hozne four miles west of town had Mr and Mrs. Lewis Wilcox hav* * Stanley (Jack! Johnson' recently , hLtrf been aasisung at the Reginald Crid- five chlld/en for a tew days and received word their son. seriously feels of n^cumonLAj pneumonia? but it is U honed hoped ler home, returned to her home in many homes had from one to three wounded in the fighting off New inducted into me service, ha* been !rcU transferred to Camp Robinson. Ark. can be brought home this week La- Ca,w,oriw Tuesday last. * Mb* Bel- unexpected visitor*. School remained Guinea around thchohdays U reTTw'r youn^t J *^> Junior Gillette is also at that camp Pierre lias been staying at the home y Campbell and Ray Totan of De- doted for the balance of the wwk covering of his brother. Harry. * The Basket­ of*0"1 Monday hrolng to Aviation Cadet Kenneth Wilcox ball game scheduled with Woodland of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Janis be able to run again without inter- »ho has been home on furlough has to be played here on Friday night, STmPtetn thev 2!p?on T!?1*.lhed *£2 ■'turned to Buckley Field. Colorado, ! LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSI was postponed until March 5. * Mr. Battle winter, school has .been dosed be- * Mrs. Nora Ellen Secber who nnd Mrs James Leigh and baby of turn trip they stopped at Creek and visitedbis people * Mias-------cause storm*. We wonder -.of --------------------------- -- If people Caledonia spent Sunday with her June Carpenter of Grand Rapids reappreciate the sort of men who thc who 7-------------------------------------------------------parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Vis- ------- Tf---------. —------------- —r—beck: Baby Charles remained for lhe turned home Sunday after spend- drive th® buses and their great re­ week. * Mrs. Hatlie Stevens is ing a few days with her grandpar- sponsibUity. They are not high-salrttte. Mr. and Mrs. E E. Hickman aried men but feel lhe anxiety ot spending a few days with friends ♦ Clarence Serijan of thc Michigan parents and try to deliver the chil* Mrs. Grace Nichols I ta Kalamazoo. Thomaonle la staving with State College is expected home this drrn where they belong. A help to waekend for s ire hours Hay. * ^em would be the parents seeing num, was caUed lo the home of her I ’iVrV Jhn’hS Mrs IXiuglaa Reynolds completed that lhrtr children are dressed tor son. Walter, to care for the chil.¥"• M*r'°’ har ordnance course at the u. of M. any emergency through the winter. dren, as Walt's wife was taken to I?1!!?.* rE Friday and was in Detroit Monday. Mall men. milk men. oil men and the hospital In Grand Rapids Thurxwhere she will receive her future as- M11 other drivers at public vehicles -------a »*M <ell M day * Ray Potts. Glenn PUchcr and c“r. nment. *. a ----Mr. and Mr*. m... Cha*. tmi WU- also 1 Lloyd Seruiba are employed al th* of 'Mt week w th UieU friends, the ms spent Monday in Grand Rap- driven ( of private machines. Tiw last Eaton Mfg. Co. In Halite Creek. « !!ow\rt . ids. where she is receiving treat-of <our streets were opened to traffic Mbs Jane Mather of the T-K facul­ Havm * Mrs Eugene Allen went menu for her stiff arm. resulting Saturday . by our hard-working town ty spent the weekend at her home to the home of her brother. Nelson from a break last fall, a All ladles .marshal. Clive Churchill. Side roads in Cedar Springs. Mrs. Wm. Fergu- Kingsley at Green lake Saturday of lhe community interested tn the (are still barely opened and it has . for a visit before returning to Evan-, work of lhe church arc invited to । been a trying time for operators of , attend the monthly meeting of the .’naw plows and tiwse trying to keep i-a- -~-z Fred Stokoe home the past week. *. WS.CS, Friday. Jan. 2D at Ute ■ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Miller and' Methodist church. Pot-luck dinner । children of Hopkins were Friday vis- al 1 o'clock precedes the business , Mr and Mrs. Chas. Baughman, Itors of her parents. Mr. and Mrs and program. Ladles bring who operate the Prairie dairy were llfrvw Philip Bender. * Mrs. Gerald Bon.i tnreUng snowed down town Tuesday and The 35 Mile Speed Limit is a vital part of lN I*-*jl neville and young sons. Gerry *nd own table service, sandwiches and 1spent thc night al the'E. F. Blake '11 i Bobbie, left for lhe vicinity of Flint,' food The new program chairman 'home-managing to get home Wed­ the Mileage Rationing Program! For fast ' Mr:., W R Harper ha» arranged a on the midnight train. Monday last,! nice entertainment which includes nesday by walking some distance driving burns up rubber . . . increases the called there by the death of their a play. This is the first meeting of fortunately their road was closed I ’ i the new year and me the present president re- . to traffic until Saturday. operating cost of your ear! Remember— Mrs. Harold Kaechele. nee Lots nf’hiZ^'r8'1 quest* a rood attendance. * Miss passed away at the home of his par-[ Carolyn a.... your tires will go just about 2’,'j times as Weiler, young w.-u high school 1Cobb, who came In Tuesday morning ents His wife and sons remained girl who committed suicide at the from her home in northwest Thorn­ far at 25 as they will ot 50! If you take for the week, returning home Sun­' Merle Rosenberg home al Alto. apple to supply at the Thomappleday. Mrs Bonneville has taught in Thursday, was a neighbor, und for­ KeUogg school for Mra. Bonneville care of the speed, we'll take care of thc the Thomapple-Kellogg school sev­’ mer school mate of Reginald Smith was stranded and remained a guest service to keep your tires rolling! eral years and has many friends! when he was a student at Lowell. * at the Rugg home until late Friday. 1 here who extend sympathy to her * Mrs. Thomas Berry was complete­ The Claude Rosenberg home, also 1 and the boys in their bereavement.' ly surprised Monday evening of last northwest of town, was the haven a | * The regular meeting of tile East-' week when lour ladies who wiUi her-, couple of days for two Gand Rapids DRIVE IN TODAY FOR | i-rn Star chapter scheduled for Frl- make up a bunch that occasionally egg buyers who made the way to thc each "other cel’ebrate their house in a half-frozen condition af­ X XS! ta m ; I birthdays,* walked «■*“>“> into *”“> her home, “ to ter their truck stalled. Several crates remind her she passed another year, of eggs were carried to shelter where and school of Instruction b set for Jan. 19. Dainty refreshment* and they would not freeze Feb 8 * Rev. Rnetz. formerly of games made niauc up uu ft u happy time and Mrs. Earl Kermccn of Parmelee ac­ tlie South China Boat Mission, was ne- the next one u getting ready. companied her husband Tuesday Phone 2240 Hostings a speaker at the Baptist church for" the ... - -i.itAr. -r-v.~. .. Tr.. morning mnmtmr to tn spend an* rut the day itav with Mr*. Mrs vlUtors Those “present were Thursday evening. His talk was most Mrs. A. H. Bell. Mrs. E. J. Talbot. Vur Adams on the Prairie while Mrs. Mac Crqninger und Mrs. B. F. Blake. * Mbs Evelyn Geukea and roommate. Miss Virginia Slegmond. of the Michigan State College, spent the weekend with Evelyn's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Art Geukea. * Roben Clslcr and daughter BeUy, were in Grand Rapids. Sunday to see Mr*. Clslcr who was taken to St Mary': hospital. Friday for observation and treatment. Mrs. Norma Hazzard, [ who has txren living in Lansing, is j expected this week to live with Mr. and Mrs. Cbler, her parents, as her husband is In service. * Mrs. Dnma Williams was a Sunday dinner guest at Uu.' home of her son. Charles, the first site had been out since she fell ten days before and received numerous bruises, but fortunately no broken boot*. * We nolo lhe ad­ vancement of another Middleville boy. Frederick Gillette, who was in­ ducted Into service about a year ago has been advanced to thc grade of Technician 4th grade tsergeant) ac­ cording to a dispatch from Edgcwood Arsenal. Md.. where he Ls lo­ cated. He was elven this advance­ ment because of excellence tn mili­ tary record, education and charac­ ter. Good work. Freddie! * Pvt- Roy Moore, son of Mr*. Harvey Miller, was one of 25 fellows out of 500 chosen to attend the advance tech­ nical radio school In Chicago and has just arrived In the Windy City for an eighteen weeks course. He would like to hear from his friends. HLs address Is Pvt. Alvin I* Moore. BBS TBS. Flight 5. Unit 3. 720 8 Michigan Blvd. Chicago. HI. Roy. in . the few months he has been in serv- । I Ice. has been stationed at Kelly ! Field. Texas., tor a month, then effort, or to tiw "public health, transferred lo Camp Tuns. New Mexico, unusually located and much welfare or security”. enjoyed. * The big news this week, seems to be the super-winter of last week. Know, -.now and more snow Therefore, in other cases, with sub-zero or near lero tempera­ ture*—one of tho old-fashioned win­ new service can bo provided, ters that we have heard tell about and haven't experienced for about whore H is available, only seven years. Au doings were can­ on a temporary basis, the celled and practically everybody had an 'at home' sign out—that cousd as a cook, and we hope the boys may meet. * Mrs. Henry Poulson has been ill with the flu for a few days, a Ed Cisler, son of Mr. and Mr* Barney (Gerald) CUIer. is a recent inductee and leaves for camp this Thursday. * The Past Matrons club will meet Friday. Feb 5. with Mr*. ain­. Lenna Kirkpatrick for pot-luck din itina’-* *'Mra ner knd regular meeting. 1*“ been keeping ToXr*broU^b PerX ,!eB^ 1, Using particles of electricity instead cf light, the instrument makes a mosquito's stinger 1/1000 the diameter of a hair, look like this. 2. Cry»t*l».du»t particle*. di»e**«produemg virutcs can be enlarged to a million times to examine their nature and structure. S FIGHT WASTE AS YOU DRIVE! 3. Portable, operating from ordi­ nary power liner, it it expected to speed war research in laboratories of colleges and war plants. in many fields - for example. in searching for the cause of tuch dis­ eases as the common cold. Central EUftrn Company, Sthtnedady, N. Y. GENERAL EWBCTHIC ’'■•■..White ?.$•' ANDRUS SERVICE WAR RESTRICTS Telephone Service in Hastings Now telephone aervice installa- made only on applicant agreeing to relin­ We'll Loan You Tho MONEY We make more than ordinary In the past, your Telephone ( "oinpany han been able to expand Barry County's Friendliest Loan Co. - <c ☆ -fir CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION ioi% w. sun as., P M. »*iur4*jj u u if it is needed for vital war or other essential purposes. its ay stem to meet all service demands. Today, that is impos­ These war*<^eatcd restrictions sible. The materials required are will inconvenience many persons, more urgently needed for war. We take quite pride In an effort to live up quish it on 41 hours’ notice we know. However, we shall Meanwhile, wartime demand continue to supply Hastings the for service has crowded Hasting/ beat service possible under war telephone Hynteni almost lo conditions. We look forward to capacity. The War Production thc day when we again can give Board's orders require that ade­ all the service wanted, "when and quate facilities he reserved for where wanted”. But nqw, and for service essential lo lhe direct war the duration, uar needs comtfirat. Michigan Bell Telephone Company �' TH8 BATTINGS BA.NNYB THVR9PAY, JA^UlT at, »c >AQE FOUR day Mr. and Mrs. Lester Urabee’Herbert Cutler and son Claude and [SOUTH THORNA^LE - THfcEE CORNERS Isons. Ungs Sunday P M. In the Interim THRGE CORNERS 1 day Mr. and Mrs. Uster Lai THREE Russell Fisk of But- L*tt Week's Letter Coxswain Robert Claude Ham- — cnUrlataed with a family dituu-i-, dh--.. Mr and Mr*. .. Last Weak* Utter Mr. and Mir.. Lester Yetter and Bobby nnd his aunt. Mix* Dorothy VUM»«U4 viuuuc 4»U4„ । Mr ajjd Mifc Ric(utj Cook — Mr* ------------ | Xlrs Mylo 8hAW spmt ... and. tie ... Creek. _u Mr. ... a. -and O^R Snyw<tk. Robmson, witneued "Bambi" at We rBgret to learn that Isaac son. Philip, of Kalamazoo spent Ute Strand Theater. mond of tlie U. 8. Navy arrived I, Jonni Johnil>. eommg from Durand to vis- der. Mr. and Mr* Charles Charie* Baker BaUr cn4 wlth her sUt<r tiQme or k w wim jur— home on furlough Thursday mom- ,‘ k him. * Marie Plank spent and son of Long Beach Farm, Gull their parents, near Charlotte, as Moulton 1* seriously Hl and under Sundav with her parent.*, Mr and One unit of the ••Parmer’* Neigh­ the doctor'* care, and sincerely Mr*. Clair Yelter. Ing. und Mis Mrs. Shirley Shirlev- Trick and ing. It having been 21 months Saturday afternoon in Hosting* Hastings vis- lake, and —...they (A.... had A--.. seen ___ him. ... n rizn erltr- Lind hope he may soon have recovered. Mr. and Mrs. Lester larabee and borhood Meeting*" held thruout the ■Ince Mr. and ..I.,., itlng Hazel Kidder. VC Marguerite and Irene Snyder, local. local * Mr. and Mr*. KutMll Lind Of Woodland wo* a Connie Sue visited his parents. Mr. U 8 Tuesday afternoon met at me the Mra. James Hammond entertained Betty Wilson. * Mr. and Mrs. Russell Toles and three children chlldrm of Sunday guest of the Clarence SU- and Mr*. C. P. Larabec. in Has-1 home of Clair D. Yelter. However. In his honor that evening. Satur-* James Slocum attended a party at Bunnell district called on his hl» moth mpth-­ he was Itonor guest at the Imine of Mr. and Mr*. Max er and grandmother, Mr*. Hazel Nunnemaxer and Mr*. ner given by his par- Reynolds in Delton Saturday eve- Nunnemaker Mr* Sarah Town spent the weekend in Lansing, the Sunday afternoon * Mrs. Myron guests of one of his college friends y be and the Claude ning. und family. and Junes Hammond families were - • • *' "" ' Simpson and two children were din­ Mr. and Mr*. Jamca Oliver and ner guest* Sunday of her 'parents. IricTUUrtt’among thc guests of Mr. HICKORY CORNERS 'Fl... m.nv Zrie-nU* fri-nrte ot. Dr. tir ofJohn Fine. daughter. Eunice on Saturday en­ and Mrs. G. H. Post and Mr nnd * . of .i ,m.-« Mr. and •Die many James # UrMrs andEd MrIWoodln Howard tertained Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ol­ mer* name- hooch entraining in nhctl 1 ,eslde,lt PhyrRlan at the Mn wcnt to arnnd Rapids Tuesday iver and on Sunday their son-in­ rner'a home: Robert entraining in the caiWaftemoon for Detroit to Soldim' Home) nnd Mrs. Elliott with a Urge truck loud of dill pick- law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. visll other relatives. * Mr. and Mr* were glad when a report reached les. * Mrs. Lethla Go*well and George Mason and Dortha, also his Leslie Williams have announced here Sunday that their son Lieut, daughter are home after spending *on. Harvey of Grund Rapids. themarriage of their daughter. Mis* John Elliott who was driving a U. two months with Mr Oo»wells parP“r‘ Mra. Arthur Terry of Chicago Jeanne, and Garth Florin of Del- S. bomber plane over German oc- ent* and sister at St. Louis, Me­ came Thursday to spend several lon in South Bend. Ind. Tuesday, cupiec! country was noL musing in souri. ■ days with her brother-in-law .and Jan. 19th. Congratulations and best ■ action as the first report on Jan.---------------- - • » ■ ■ ■ sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks. _*-> — *for ------a.-----------* »happy -------- -------stated. Lieut. Elliott Is alive PLEASANT HILL Mrs. Mark* is quite poorly. Mra. wishes long and mar3rd ­ • Grace Nichols, who ha* been with ried life. Mr. Florin report* at but is a prisoner in Germany Thc u . Weeks i*tt«r Mn. Mark*, came to visit Mrs Hat­ Ft. Custer Thursday and Mrs Fiona Elliott* have another son in the Mr. and Mrs. Ama. Painter and tie. Johnson expecting to return will return to her wort in Kala­ service. Lieut. Commander James Dr. children, of Barlow lake and Mr. when Mrs. Terry goes back to Chimazoo. * Mrs Xdw Walters • left Elliott of Norfolk. Virginia. Bert Mugrldge and son Monday for Cadillac where she James' Elliott thc boy’s father Is and will visit her daughter and family su si »-"y James McKeown, who was being tho Rev and Mrs. Dayton A. Man.?und^ J11™1" of Mr transferred from a camp in Florida, ker, Flossie and Irene. * Mrs. Jos. Comers. He - graduated from “ going by tlie way of Chicago, made Hammond. Coxawain Robert Ham­ medical school In Detroit and later “»d Mr*. Bert Palmer. hla folks a short visit Monday eve­ Mr. and Mr*. Clifton Campbell ning. mond and brother. Paul called on went to England where he finished the Leo and Harold Fisher fam­ hi* education at a hospital In Lon- were Sunday dinner guesLs of their Philip Nichols and family enter­ iun ui «*. State ou.« Road Saturday don. * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snyder daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and ilies of E. afternoon. Mr*. ac-- -entertained Bunday evening with a Mrs. Lester Raymond of Plainwell tained Bunday: his mother. Mrs. I' - ’Leo “ Fisher — companled Mr*. Hammond home birthday party honoring Mrs. Chas, und cot accualnted with, the new Bert Williams of Middleville. Mr. Williams, who works for the county, far overnight and Sundav. Mr. Baker. Games and a lovely lunch- grandson. Glen Lester. Mrs. Camp­ war, busy with the snowplow. con ~ were pleasant »features tlie days, Fisher coming for her Sunday eve- — —»»— of •» ’- bell remained for •>a few a«v. Mary Jane Nichols, who I* IU tn Howard Lewi* of Ann Arbor has rung. They also called on Mr. and evening. Mrs. Baker received many Mr*. Carroll FUher. ★ David Rob­ beautiful gifts Those present were been ill the past week at the home bed with rheumatic fever, remains inson spent thc weekend with his Mr. and Mra. Harry Trick. Mr. arid ot his parents. Mr. and Mra. Herb about the same. Bill Nichols is out of school, having impetigo. parents, thc H. J IlobUtsons. Sun- Mrs. George Willison. Mr. and Mrs. Cook. ORANGES = illllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliilllllllllllllllllllllllll i i DOZ 39' 29' 13' Z .15' 2 BCHS. 174 Guarantora 2 2 yean vmr. against a*atn\i Guaranteed >1 \ CUP THIS COUPON § S la LBS. TEXAS—SEEDLESS—*S SIZE J| 4 An SEALED FLAVOR M >■ RROCCOLI BEETS 8.^45* | LFMONS JUICY—SWEET—f| O*IDA 2 Qt. Sixe Reg. $2.48 g $179 LGE. BCH. FULL b J BCHS. a* . 1I b '»“r "»d" U Fl DOVBLK EDGE S R QCt Pads Kneeling button type. Wb, ,rt B— maid * knew? 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FEBRUARY 4. 1943 NUMAIM 19 ANNOUNCE CHANGES 1IHDCEC AII>E IN SCHOOL HOURS j l A change in school houn vtnt aAIIRrp mriaie* A lol of hoc air lias been emlnat- hr; were out of the picture are now r into effect on Tuesday at the open- (flllDlb QklMG Ing from Detroit these past few denouncing him for risking hk life . Ing of the second semester, and is 1 WUKJL VLIHV j parton'e'l^tlfm ‘to beheld mT Mon­ weeks in protest to changing Michl- "needlessly'- for a "bit of sensa- ' greatly appreciated by pupils and a waw New Course* Offered gan back to central war time— tlonal publicity'* during the flight to teacher*, a* it is by the parent*, no ||| Allfl|in ITlII ! -n z •*. wharo we should have been in the North Africa and back! Yet thk tel doubt. The present schedule will IHAUvUKAiLU H. H. S. Students , tions j1|ld filed with City Clerk be in effect until the lime change* " l,,rK j first place, anyway. Yet. In spite typical of the sort of idle "booby ] This Semester |SlAldennin ^ut^ward Archie of ”> u,,cy ,or>' and on Monday. Feb. 15. । z Committee I* Active fames Volentinc Now Zolly Coffer, of 011 all u the fancy °™ oratory and ediloedilo- chatter" cliatter" which which has lias prevented prevented tht the High school houn are now: Fore- z i. Comoletino Flan* IRelckord" incumbent and Herbert'whkh ,WVP been produced to Republican party from doing any- i Prin, Edwin L. Taylor announi Hastings Bunner. . 2nd. Lieut, in Air Corp* , noon session opens at 9:30 and • Hie following ikt of mid-year gri • ' r ' support the Detroit view no sound thing to regain the degree of pub ­ Attention: Service Men and Women James N. Valentine, .son of Mr Calkins. clossec al 12:00 noon; afternoon Ml- I .^ans lor Inaugurating a Nurae*' juates. who received their dipion I iuvr in the pa-.t luul u numter and Mn Clayton B Valentine. Alderman, 2nd ward — Edwin D,. reason* have yet been given to sup- lie confidence 1} once enjoyed, open, »< LOO .nd cl«s. .1 '»»■ “"I"- ““ at inc rio.se oi.tnr urv semester-. . .>lon. port tlie charge that a change in - nn „ . . sponsorship of Hie Red Cross are of jobs but never thought I would Woodland. R F. D. No. 2. has re- । Smith, incumbent Fern Pease. Geraldine Tietz. be called upon to write un article celvecl his wings as a DlMinguumd .... ____ hour* are:‘being developed, according to an Alderman. 3rd ward—Don Siegel. time will hamper war production. There .... will ... continue.. to be sharp . Elsa Mildred McClelland. Joser • ------fur Ute newspaper, but here It is, you Bombardier and lias been cotnmls- Incumbeht, and Lewi* Abbey. Fro^lO-OO 1 A. M^tiil 11:45 A. M_; announcement by Mr* Georg* HrbWashington official-. <on*ldered the division of opinion as to whether buum. Earl Lewis, John B classify it. and nftemocnYrom 1:00 till 4:30 o'clock, ideu.c^innsn^ of the rolunteer Sinned a second lieutenant in the: Alderman. 4th ward-Ray Branch? matter so unimportant tliat they the president took a needless risk Elaine Winslow The folks on the isorne front have U. S. Army Air Corps Re*erve. oc- , Incumbent. , . , . This change in hours will ellml- 5,rvlce< committee. refused to become involved in the In making the trip to North Africa, Several others have comp eted the nftte lhe need tor cmjdren to go 1 Mr*. M. A. Lamble te chairman read with much interest the letieij cording to an official announceCity Clerk C. n Rogers, in­ issue. Any conceivable loss in pro- Apart from other factors, the pro« —« —«• —Sterling <-■ —- i.. requirement-, tor graduation and to m the dartc antl wU| tacln. of the committee to work out plants written to dear old Zolly but us yet mant released thk week. cumbent. ductiotf* as a result to the time iraganda value of having Roo>e- have Uft .rhnnl ivxma ".“'•‘the .‘T'" transportation _ TT 7. “ problem .. . . ‘as . and she will will be K. assisted -left school but come back tale I have been unable to determine —. hut — will — ...» Kls-lr City Treasurer—Mrs. Mabel Field, change I* a mere. ml*croacopic velt and Churchill meet practically UaLB Lieut Valentine. 25, graduated In June to graduate iduat" with their class wr]I thc drivers, can make Richard Cook, vice chairman; Mia* how to address "Zolly" whether as from Woodland High school in 1936 incumbent "“*■ i’ ’Lottie" ’Teusink Ptt■ r«n»v P E Hn.M Boves, -hn who 1. k tlwlr [rlpt by daylight. r~***"V representing* ** —Deur Sir or Dear Madam so I hope , and enteredXifr service tn i$4l. He Board of Review—Henry Sheldon. "bk>b" in comparison to the tiiou- "under the now- of lhe Axis, so to They are: Mnrjorv sands ol man hour* which have speak, was terrific—and the timing workin* ut the E. W. Blks Co ; nock hospital; Mr* Frank Car­ to cover U>e question by going was first aligned to duty with u Incumbent. ; rcthers of the 'health service; Mr*. around and saying attention service Coast Guard Anti-Aircraft Unit and SupcnUor. 1st and 4th wards — been Iom a.* a result nt strike* and of the announcement to correspond Betty Hurless, who is at the Ben Franklin store; Virginia Kelly, who Harold Downs, chairman of supply men and women. Iau . r w „ Blvrn np o|)poi .slowdowns that have hapitened in dowly with the tenth anniversary Harry Ritchie, incumbent Jau-r jwas given he opportunity to 1 and distribution at nurses in Barry In the years I Irate been in the bombardier training. the Detroit area alone. Yet. nelth- of the Nazi party in Germany wax k employed ut she egg plant: Louise i Co.; Dr. Guy C. Keller, chief of and Sybil Woodmansee, who By quatifyfquallfyTng a* a “dlxilngukhed Juvenile Court I have hud many ny : er Detroit official* nor Detroit great In time of war. rtsks have Hinkler emergency medical service; lhe unemployed as yet. young people in as delinquents and bombardier ,...i—u.—..*. Llrut vakmtine earnnew.s|xu»ers have ever taken a bold, to be taken. Whether the results are Rev. Father Dillon, civilian defenw There were no mid-year promo- • a.* minor oflenden:. Now I see and <-d the highest rating given an ait outspoken, determined stund of this conference were worth the Hons from the grades Into High chief, and Mn. Fred a Jonas, hear from thew same yourig pto- corps bombardier It I* a rating against strikes and slowdowns in De- gamble. Is u question which will be school as that -practice has been Next Brotherhood Meet chairman of the hospital Guilds. pie and learn that they are in tire u,vrtl OIllv l0 those showing un< The delay in beginning this *ervtroit defense plants answered by fqture developments. discontinued in Hastings as it has it on February 15 rervicr of their Country making a , utuai skill In the o|>erntion of the ice in Barry Co has been due to in many other cities. ■n.?rmakitL‘home । U K Ar,,,>' bomteitabt durin’ train,, Th** Ftoniaty meeting of t**: the llie re qU4rrntcni« «of m the mw Red r*cu Croaa sivw requirements New courses started Hit* semes- Brotherhood, 1 Bitter hcpublican critics of the But certainly those Republican Gift I* Memorial To era . tn regard to ... the size of .r the shoa-m. ,OmP 1 K Vfry 1। ing •nludons the annual Farmers nilkslon.-; over the targe-, targe*, ranges. range*. itouuy critics mura who »IH> have !««• always »«•>» maintained msuiiauwu ter arc us follows: A radio course Nlght of Uie organization, will be plU1u in the communities Because president who have always stoutly I At lhe lime hr entered seiMcr, Orville Sayles ............... rlfor.' <h», hlnarnnc. T I.■■ • i..u «... maintained that the war r" ‘ 1h. *■'blw« ‘ *■'" J------- ‘ u. <■» ’“J* held on Monday evening. Feb. 15 at of the acute shoring" of nurses all ■fK5.S!! n * o 1S , w “ W “ « 'ConUnurt on ink. s« , S? A new electric *;; “ tzxrd the usual time and place. over the country tne*e rule* have (Continued on page 4. thia Sec i s'? the Hasting.* Manufacturing Com­ presented to Hie Hasting* High Tlxe committee entrusted with the been relaxed and Pennock hospital pany here. course tn trigonometry, which alter­ task the Air Corps, and learn that ne is I >chool during the intennlxion of of securing a speaker for the now can meet these requirements nates with advanced algebra, taught occasion workbig the hardest he ha* ever ! the Haatings-Lakrvlew game Satur­ feel they are very' fortun- Most of the lime Pennock hospital by Ro-. Gamer: Mln Lena Leiter ate In securing worked to earn hk Wings and from day evening as a memorial to Or­ THE "SILENT SERVICE" HITS AGAIN for that evening., ix filled to* capacity and will welhas a class in business English. all reports I urn confident he will ville Sayles. Hans of Charlotte. Mr come the asxUtance of the Nunes’ Enrollment in the High school Is Kardcl Kardel soon be wearing them. All these The scoreboard was the gift of Mr.*. is agricultural agent of Ea- , Aides. but 544, the registration being be­ und many oUier Burry County ‘ Orville Sayles, made possible by the ton county. He U a native of Den- ; The course for thk service take* low that of former year* because Boy* we ure justly proud of. desire of many of his friends to have of the mid-year graduation and the mark and only a few years ago vis-, go houn of instruction with attendShaking of Home Front while a suitable memorial to Orville es­ fact that so manv have left school ited his native land after attending ance at every meeting required. Upyou are uwity preparing to remove Doiry and Crop Specialist* tablished. Mrs. Sayles selected the Rotary International. He took col-,on completion of the course everyto work in various industries and the Hireut to our American Way of .-coreboard in recognition of the in­ to Speak Feb. 8 a number have gone into different orcd pictures at both places and will; volunteer pledges 130 hour* of un­ Life we are joining in the annual terest .which Orville always main­ paid help at the hospital during branches of military service. Ako, show these at the Brotherhood. "March of Dimes" for the aid of Speaker* for the Monday. Feb. 8 tained in High school athletics. Dur­ It Is expected that both the talk one year. Mr*. Larnbie k now trymp*t of those taking apprentice *noUirr great conflict, that of the meetings on Farm Production nr« ing his school da vs here, he was a and the pictures will be unusual and Ing to find an instructor for the courses have left school. fight against Infantile Paralysis. announced by County Agricultural member of football, baseball, basketwill be of more than passing intergroup and when all plan* are com­ Member* of the Bible Club, un ­ Any number of the people we meet Agent Foster. Hix meetings will be ball and track teams und retained a plete announcement will be made der the suocrvialots-of Miss Ruth now with tiuit unhappy expression held «t different places in the coun­ real enthusiasm fui these activities, Names of the supper squad wdl as to the place, hours of the course Robson, have volunteered to give on their faces might be due to the ty. A dairy productiioiispeclalLst and even after grad-uition He seldom and the person to whom volunteen be given next week. some time each week assktlng at fact that ice on the roof of their a farm crops specialist from Michi­ misled a game and often followed may give their name to be enrolled Pennock ho«nital. where help Is home ha.-, caused water to beek up gan Suite Collegr- will speak at each practice sessions as well whenever in the course. needed Thk L* a splendid under­ NEW RED’CROSS and leak in the br.d bedroom or it meeting. Afternoon meetings start ! business hou: permitted. A meeting of thL* committee will , taking and the hospital mane/temight tie they have thoughts of. at 1.30 P. M. and evening meeting* be held at the home of Mr*. M. A. Earl Coleman made the presentument will greatly appreciate thl* March 15 when the old num with at a 00 P. M. DRIVE IN MARCH Lamble Thursday. Feb. 4. at 7:38 ' Hon.and Ray Kenyon accepted added assLitance as there are nu ­ the chin whisker; and the striped A fir i noon meetings will be held ’ on behalf of the school. PM -Expenditure of 862.000 000 by the-P M merous tasks that the girl* can do. suit and tall luit has allied for hk at the following places; American Red Cross for foreign war ‘ . ... — income tax payment. I owunwa Hastings v»un Court nmur. Route a A.. v C.. uai:Baitrelief touching the lives1 of nearly i . member ofU> the Draft /, r r>UI>pl irv Dent nmi a ’ a Jinnmusn it A« 1* ainteresting note howBoard little : Crom Mers °nnaOn' thirty million persons, was an- RATIONING AT nounced today in a report received ,by Mrs R. G. Hubbard, chairman of A who have refused or failed to mrrt । Huye». Dairy !>cp: . and R. W. Bell DC CTDCCCm the Barn County Red Cross Chapthe draft requirements Thk k : Crops Dept : peaker* School - ' DLjIKljjLU Middle m hi?rSffw: ™;“ • A photo taken throdzh sub'* periwope showing doomed Jap ship Barry County Astigncd breaking up prior to final plunge. The tub ok which Conrad serves was Eight Lead Class RoiS1"1* Ol 01 l11* Nb‘ rsnl pun-ha..,. cl Itsms .allonsd by credited with K ships sunk on its first patrol in enemy waters. Quota of 2525 Pounds With All A Marks nrsatsr Rsd Crou -MamplUh. |gfJSuSFStiJ'ISi enable*^ go about their uork lnz®n organized 1 Evening meetings will be field in Word was received by all Barry* nesa. courage and tenacity. As n The first semester honor roll •• — — -— and unspectacular way which will the following places: °? County Salvage for Victory Chair­ ' member of the crew of the USS. Hastings high school was announced this war with a smaller expenditure dividual* to cooperate more fully hi result in a more certain and lmwinning the war on the home front. Assyria Town Holl—A. C. Balt- men and Directors that a renewed —your (>erformancr of duty wo* r.n 'on Monday of funds than during the first , placable punishment. .ww..w..j by m.s Principal * ■•■m.sis.*, Edwin wMwaaa Tay. —- — —— — — - *year — • | ■ Valid far (thia -> KentlMkv. important and material contribu­ w,< Dairy .Dept:, and R. W Beil. empliasu was being placed upon lot There were eight students who of the last war. Mr*. Hubbard said I >IM, I ain sorry that I can't tell you zer. tion to the success of thk mission. Dept , speakci*. waste fats, starting Feb. 10 all A's or marks of 3.00., Two achievements died as Outany fishing "tails" but if you will Crops -The Commander Submarine Force. received A guota tub. been set lor thk Caffe* Dowling Church Basement—•'JimThey were: Beverly Bradford. Anne standing were training of 5500.000 just drop a hint to d<-ar old Zolly. Pacific Fleet, is pleased to com­ Goodyear. Mary Lockwood, and Es- persons in First Aid. and the creaCoupon 28 good for 1 pound, valid I know Hizz Honor Mayor Leonard, Hayes. DuiD Dept., and A. A. John­ county at 2525 pounds. mend you on your splendid per-, Chairman Charles Annablc feck , through February 7. who follows soon with one of these son, Crops Dept , speakers. thcr Ragla of Hie ninth grade; Mar-, formuncc at duty. • •" Kellogg-Delton School — £. C. that thk k a most modest limit Sugar chat letters, will be uble to give you Zuttermeister, 10th grade; AuSubmarine men aside from the • Uyn Bcheldennelm. Dairy Dept., and C. and averts that Hastings alone one of his best. dra Endsley. 11 th grade; Raymond I Stamp 10 good for 3 pound* captain* and other officers, rarely Kenyon and Mary Ketcham. 12th Corl Conrod on J am not a poet but I wonder M Harrkon. Crops Dept, speakers. should be able to furnish thk through January 31. mt daylight during these extremely The general furm public is in­ amount of fat.* without sacrifice or what lias become of Barry County's grade. : Stamp 11 also gooc Croft Which Sinks long ct'Uses. poet Ir» Z. Tubbs. It would appear vited and urged to hear this out­ unusual effort if each household Others who placed on the roll becomes valid Februa Eight Jap Ships that if these two protnirirnt Barry standing group of nuthnritien on will only remember to save all ani­ through March 15. Jan, 21. 1920. He attended grade Cotintv Characters should bring dairy and crop production. "Jim" mal or cooking fats, strain Uuni in­ 2 99-3.73: Virginia Demaray. Jag., ' Both coffee and sugar coupoue Carl Conrad. 23. son of Mr. and forth an Item thk County might Hayes k nationally known because to any clean tin container capable Long. John Ricltardson, freshrften; are from the same War Ration Bout of his way of presenting facts. A. of holding a pound or more and Mr.*. Clyde Conrad. 220 W. Murial win a place In the Hall Of Fame. Lots Campbell, Charleen Cappon. I Old Zolly expects me to bran A- Johnson is an authority on Hy­ then taking the vitally essential St. Hasting.* wa.* a member of a Philip Frandsen. Florence French, i Gasoline about the new daughter but I'm not brid Corn production. A a» Baltzer contents to the nearest meat dealer. submarine crew operating some­ Dork Lockwood. Dorothea VanHorn., Every store buying fat thus salStamp Number 4 from Basic going to say we think her our proud­ heads the State Dairy Extension sophomores; Bonnie Bnthdstetter. I est posMxsion or Hie smartest in Dept . R W. Bell k especially vnged is labeled with the official where in the Pacific wliich received Beatrice Bush, juniors: Ortha Hnw- tion of the blood plasma project. Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 gal­ in Sugar Beet production. "fat depot’* sign. War stamp monry special commendation frpm Rear lons of gasoline, good through March UIC City or no unr -----...... ... ------ ..... the one else linn has «iv» her trained blitz. Marjorie Norton. Bemadlne In 1941. the Red Crass collected can be obtained by every housewife. equal. I'll just say my chats with 1 ®nd C. M. Harrison is national', — ----- Admiral R. H. English, since killed Schantz. Sybil Woodmansee seniors 50.000 units of blood plasma. While 31.' Stamps in B and C books, also you arc not to be continued and I known for his work on pastures. Household Salvage Director. L E. In an- n;rpiane. craeh near San 3 74-3 50: Frederick McDonald. in 1942 donations went up to the valued at 4 gallons, good for ths men will |>crio<! as noted on the front of such that well be lookini --------1| These -------*’*present -------- ‘ material “ Barnett point* out that Allegan prancuco. for taking a record toll ig -for you. Martha Wedel, freshmen: Patricia 1.000.000 mark. r-.,.,...., was assigned a quota of 45144 n{ Japaneae sbl|,ping during a pro­ Stuart Clement designed to aid Barry County fann­ County Fewles*. Shirley Henn . Doris Sny ­ Other realization* since Pearl ers in meeting the National Pood pound* and Eaton County. 4285 tracted patrol in enemy waters. der. William Stebbins, sophomores; Harbor. Mr* Hubbard said, were the Paging Ira Z. Tubb* Goal. Agricultural production k pounds. He feck that Barry County Eight ships, totalling about 70.000 Inspection Deadline* Marilyn Bristol, junior: Marjorie E. training rtf W IYM1 wrtman In hnma of 500,000 women in home The Judge has called you now by critical In 1943 and every farmer should easily attain Its much smaller toils were .sunk during this cruise Boves, Sent* Furrow. Ula Gerlingen .nursing, the enrollment or completed Book­ name you really must respond should avail lilnuelf of the oppor­ assignment . F<*ur of the victim* were accounted Inspection First Richard Swanson, seniors training of 60.000 women us volun­ holder*i Don't tell us at a time like thk tunity to increase. i for within an hour. Furthermore, Every 8 month* March 31 2.49-225: James Coleman. John teer nurse's aides. you've gone to the great beyond. l each member of the crew had a February 28 Every 4 montiu REORGANIZED Malcolm. Marna Hon. freshmen: Barry County men were among You may be in. n snow bank, that QUALIFIES AS PILOT chance at one time or another durFebruary 28 Every 3 month* Franklin Bush. June Calvin. Eliza ­ the 2.000.000 in the armed force* wc could believe IN ARMY AIR CORPS C, OF C. BEGINS 2ND thk cruise to see the sinking beth Cortright. Tom Dolan. Mar­ who were aided during the year by But if you say your “frozen'* well Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mudge have YR. WITH SURPLUS jorie Ritzman. Laura Salton. Evelyn the Red Crow in solving personal * ■^ “5“'* 7S be laughing up our sleeve tub's torjiedoes. Lieut“ Comdr, received word from their son. Leon in the Government's rubber con­ wookton. sophomore*. Ronald Brass. Your country needs your vivid verse .I Mudge, that he is now a pilot in problems. Under the Red Croas Tax Cue. I SEa $■ '3»CSS'“; Elin Fisher. Harold Fuller. Maylk program of providing ■recreation for servation program la to have your to help us nil to see the Army Air Corp*. His friends Gibbs. .Morris HUI. Thomas Water*. task forces. 75 overseas recreation automobile Um Inspected well la What ar can do from time to time I1 arc Speaker at Monday Meet chance to step up to the iieriM-ope pleased to learn of hl* success. advance of deadline date*. This l> Juniors: Marjorie L. Boyes. Lllah El ­ and nt club* have been established in many Th, nanmuM Chxm- ! nS. take a "pbul satisfying"look "> (Iron graduated from the Hastings ston. Lloyd Frey. Martin Guernsey. nations and the Red Cross plans to your advantage because should doomed Japanese ship. ber of Commerce entered its sec!'­ a The Jessie Jarrard. Juanita Swift, sen­ additional club* as more troops are one of your Um be driven beyond picture reproduced herewith repair or recapping through neglect ond year with the monthly meet- w«’’ta£en"throutfi ior*. ‘aken through the submarine sent abroad. __.™ _nows one of the Approximately 3.500.000 volunteers on your part, you cannot qualify GROUND HOG COULD Japanese destroyed during thl* are giving a significant part of their cruise time to Red Croas services, and fol SEE SHADOW TUESDAY charge of the meeting. Coupon 3 now valued at 11 gal­ tnr »>*• th., v*ar In addition to the eight ship* CARL CONRAD — -• ------------.u see — hk every one member of the regular The treasurer'sI bafince rct“*r' 1tnr II v Ye*. Hie ground ----------hog could oflh»9*9 47 «>nk. four more totalling lons 1942 allowed a t“—."“SA ..... 20-25.000 tons were hit but the sub- school there and entered htgn hieh 7 shadow a good share of Tues- full-time paid Red Croae staff there Good through February 22—ration —“"7. ffor ”-... <ia« Prli 9in ‘t>ii< a, the ths are 350 volunteer*, thk report states. sheet land.llrxnrrl Ths Hnrl Proldsm „'r„T. tO Stick S'S.'TL ’.SS in Hasting*, graduating_ in uFeb 3 ‘u inr-nlltv « colored orange First order of business:—Cigar­ borne; La., where he served as a In in, nnenl lllnt (Hn tx'l— mOTinC W SS Ullllilll OTOUIld "Without our loyal volunteers we day »ie worked worxeo for ror a time umc as as- I■ jun ■*—• shone ••••»•■•- bright y nearly all — /• ettes to Loren Francisco and wasn't draftsman under Major Dunn. La*t SmidgSOflT worth d wlfiiSd; ,on« enough to definitely establLih 1937. He Coupon 4 good for 11 gallons: he went to San Antonio. with the ChristmaS DrJJrSta^s cxtt,“ of done *tetant baker in the Banghart Bqk- j So prepare for six weeks more of would be unable to carry on our that your brother Max, who left । .month Valid February 2 through April 17. ery and at the time of hk enlist- | winter, if you believe in thk old program, locally, nationally, or in­ Ration Bankim—effective on and Thursday with the forty-two fel- | Texas, where he ha* qualified as a rind. IrtSehfiSfw^bsSrSdI fit c.T';r,| ternationally'with the funds avail­ wws vwir Hr niKrx tiint nd Conran from Rear Admiral English rnent. Sept. 18. 1941. was employed tradition. Another hard snowstorm able.'' lows ,rom from nere? here? max Max torn told us ne he n.a had VlJ,01. After January >7 Mr* Hubbard said, "Their two brothers in service and he'd i?nvJ officer read* ditional 8500 in War Bonds had via ’his “.5. commanding “ Jn"‘r r, ‘“rt" by the Grand Rapids Bookcase &z visited this section Sunday after­ work has been an invaluable con­ (This regulation applies only to make ilu- third in his fnmilv have excellent food and splendid been purchased with the surplus in travel certain business firm*, not Individ­ »part: •• • • The conduct of this Chair Co. He took hi* "book" train- noon, making highway tribution to the war effort." Ing at Great Lakes and later went treacherous. n? 1? 1™ -m,hnWim- IH-J HC MrtMv C T\ich clubUeappropru\^dV“t400>lfor “}!’crtt uals > Business Concern* which erton for other submarine per- to Groton, Conn., to the diesel and "Because the first Red Crass War - - these days and are they nifty look- A|1 L9T22!* U‘ T^’tndX^ME & so""c* determination, aggressive- submarine school. Fund whWh was announced the day MUST Open Ration Banking Ac­ ing in their uniforms and we're A..? V$?nD.^».Ii,u»8C' j SENT TO CAMP I after Pearl Harbor, was oversub­ count*: nq] meaning our neighbor coast 1943. ! IN MISSISSIPPI Sugar and Coffee —primary dis­ scribed by *20.900.000, no further ap­ guard boys thk lime. We mean In a* much as it was felt there rence. Delton; ftev Seth Davev.1 Mr. and Mrs peal for funds has since been ne­ tributors and wholesalers—retailers Texas would be little travel during the our own lads home on leave, and I Hasting*; Rev A M. Coldren. Has- Max Lewis of Mansfield. Ohio, and cessary." Mrs. Hubbard explained, who own more than one store, and are we proud to have 5 U. S. O.■ . ----------— coming year the Club decided to CONVENTION OF tings- and Mrs. Uncoin Bush. Del- grandson of Mr and Mr*. Dan Lew- "but with the approval of President dispense with the Blue Gill Festi­ PROHIBITION room in town where they can gather, j FARM BUREAU •ton. — been ------------transferred - i* — of — Hastings, --------- •-has -----------— Roosevelt, the Red Ctors will con­ val for '43. The money, however, Tile fellows on furlough who live | BOARD MEETING Alternate* are: Royal S. Bryant from a camp in North Carolina tn duct thk second War Fund appeal ber 1942: also chain retailer*. In the country particularly like । The Farm Bureau board of dlrec- appropriated for thk fund this PARTY Gasoline— licensed and Interme­ and sister. Miss Bryant. Hastings, an ordnahce camp at Jackson. Miss. ' in March." the room because it gives them a I tors met at the Farm Bureau Serv- year will be held and allowed to diate distributor*. but retailer* and R 4: Mrs. Bessie Woodman. HasOfficers Are Elected headquarters when they are in town. : ices Thursday evening end drqan- accumulate so that it will be avail-, bulk users cannot. tings. R. 3: Mrs Seth Davey. Has- I when they again sponsor this' Delegate* Chosen Among "our own fellow*' at the iwd their board: Clarence Long- able Those Who May Open Ration HEARSE DOING WAR TRANSPORT JOB Banking tings: John Kepkey. Middleville: V , veS, of Middleville. President; Carl event. Account*: program for the evening was! Prohltation"" i The spring convention of*Tue£ and Mrs. B. C. Hoyt. Nashville: F?rt Shel^- Ml“ h“ Brodbeck of Woodland, vice-presi- inThe charge of George Dean and* past party “was heldv Retailers who own only one store inchargt ~ acor** Pcftn ' afid i denl: Mra Warren Bolton of Has- PT—ident Roman F-.dpwU. — president Feldpausch The day evening at WIL the ncuctui Wesleyan * — — -*-• _ — -v... — s. rJ^ldJlrU . ,H,C “ngs. scey-treM.: Mrs. Leon Dun- — 1942 was under 85.000 speaker was George Payne of Grand Methodkt church in thl* city with LAST CALL FOR SOMEONE Restaurant*. industrial and otbar H ’ I,Un* of Dclton-aPd commun- Rapids, who gave a talk on "In- people from various parts of the WHO CAN USE TICKET Otlw' ,ty ch"lrman *nd also chairman of come Tax" Following the talk —— bulk users may also open such ac­ o"ver«i week* weexs ago an article anicie ap- ' Several Fh<3.n V .,hno 10 ,lw new htapltel plan the bureau question and answer session wo*,, <°p'i\t|!i Kybura l<of,WDelton county count-. Itan^n Mhs'^S * *°>*!>’* on. Carl Brodbeck i* held. chairman, presided. Practical and I J r ,hMt In a Ration Banking Account you mnn.H. h tod ca'0,,> I roll call chairman for 1943. and helpful talks were given by Rev. ’a G°°d ln -our deposit ration stamp*, certificates for eight month*. (would like to announce that there FORMER BARRY CO. , Thomas Moyer, pastor of the Clov- CHre “ rallroid ticket good for para-. or ration check* with your own local MAN DIES IN OREGON !crdale Evangelical church. Rev. “*•' fro» Kalamazoo to Dothan.' commercial bank Then vou writ* Many Hasting* people will re­ Seth Davey of the Hastings Free Alabama. The original owner of ration check* against your dapuatt member George Keeler, an early Metivodlst church. Rev. A. M. Cold- the ticket was a soldier stationed at1 , whenever you wish to re-stock a resident of Middleville and a broth­ ren of First United Brethren church. Camp Rucker. Ala. He came home rationed Item. Purpose i* to stmpand for some reason was not reer of Hie late Miner. William and and B C. Hoyt of Nashville. I lify the keening of accurate rooorfe for the room and ordinarily that is . Isaac Keeler. The brothers moved Offlccrs for tile county organl- turning to service. The ticket, val- , I and to relieve the local Ralkn all. even more than customary for, from Middleville to Grand Rapids zation were elected fur the next ued nt about *12 was of no value to Boards of considerable detail the- lioste*.* to do. However, the ! AI IPTIAKl CAI FC in 1901 and built up the Keeler L?°. fo.llo*'s: Chairman, him and Instead of taming it in for boys decided they’d like to play *'•*** • IVM JAL-E3 Brass Co , which was a very suc­ Paul Kyburz, Delton: Vice ilurir-, cash, ha preferred to help soon- । • ping -----pong.t.a ahdnMr*.---------------O. was asked HARVEY J ELLIOTT. Coanty R. cessful industry-. George went west MJS Beaale IVoedman. Has- worthy soldier boy. who oUierwlse , . If she d olay too which she did, R. Supervisor Farm Security Ad­ about thirty years ago and recent­ list; Wskrt.ry.Trsa.u'sf Vis10r could RKTUKNH FROM „u|d n „ make the trip home, to not then a little dancing and by the ministration. Propr. of Exwu-1 I AFRICAN TRIP ly died in Portland. Oregon, at the Sisson. Hastings; Members ‘n addltloi. to| enlov eTaa *yvisit X kwith WXthe ‘of home sudi folks . «i-i! end of the afternoon our volunteer A Publh1 Auction will be held at age of 78. Mrs. Keeler and a son. hostess iiad really, had a work-out the Martin Veenstra farm 3 mile* William, who lives in Fresno. Cal., erdal^ Rev ' A <w2«‘ I dier who CoUld or wllo*« but like all of us. and especially north and 3 miles ea»t of Middle­ survive. Mr. Keeler was a mem­ tinas 'b c Hnvt NolhviHi «nri family or friends could finance his | A second-hand hearse, pictured [old hearee makes quite a roomy, from her bnrtbar mothers with sons in service (David ville, Horses, cows, farm machinery, ber of the first graduating class of Rev Seth Davey HaMtas* ’ •Ilrr one w,y and t,lU Ucket would above owned by Herman NeU. Ha*- 'comfortable small bus Hexnut N«U Goodyear is at Camp Robinson, and small tool* will be offered. the Middleville High School. Mr Kyburz y*ra* unanimously P««mlt him to spend a few day* with ; . . . th^ioek--lu ddver for the fir*t-*hlfl group; trip to Africa. Ark.) she was glad to do her part, Dewev Reed will cry the salt and elected M «ndJd“e fw S y loVrd on«- H,e«* »el touch wllh “ * round-the-clock D,n u ,t wh#<l f’/fo to help in thk wav Jay Wing will act as clerk. See th« PASSING OF MISS school CommiMioner attheewn- ner 0,n« at one«; job in war transportation for a second-shift craw; M*rl Van Hom­ Harold Kimmel from Great Lake* adv ®l"**here in this issue for full LETTIE GARN ing primary election. Th,a Uek*l expire* February 10 m group of workmen here employed en is chauffeur for the third-shift Is home on leave. Ukes the navy, particular* Miss Lettie Gam pasted away Delegates and alternates were • the Ume i» ***7 «hort *nd mus‘ be ■ in a Battle Creek armament plant. More often than not there are spare feels great, and he looks It. ■ *—----------- - » » Tuetday evening at Pennock hos­ elected to attend the State Con* I a«*d upon --------------Three a new place* available and,vthosa at once. — — limes --------a•*day — it delivers ------------------- — '~“ lnter**lU. Mitchell from Fort Bill. ---------------------------------------------- v Phil - — —----------NOTICE OF WINTER TAXES pital after an Hines* of several weeks vention to be held at the Y. M. C. i AI*O- wiH riU the the ticket, group for each of the three shift* ed In *hare-Ih“-»““ " ™ donor of ~~ Oklahoma has been here iiere on fur- | After February 16. 4 per cent will ------Funeral arrangements ------------ ------- -- had not been a. tn Lansing on Feb please get •t In in touch with the BanBan- and then brings the ' group just between han lough while grandmother Stebbtna be added to all unpaid taxes. completed at the Utne of going to,are: Mrs. Helen Ki ner office at once more Information " —h work back to lual (Continued on page 1. Bee. 31 I Mabel Field. City Treat-3-8 pres*. B. C. Hoyt, Naahvi the three driven Fitted with extra Mat*. On frttr h LzD a 11/ A Am Alin PAV WUUULAnU DUi v v v -UllklC UIAU HA TIM/I Home Front I WINJ niUn RAllNv ----------~1 a j BOMBARDIER ------—■-•-„• — MVI lUMnVILA PETITIONS FILED FOR inon partisan election । • Saturday noon. FVb. 6. 1* lhe dead Concerning Time, "Hot Air” DIPLOMAS GIVEN NUK D AIU SEVEN GRADUATES HANS KARDEL WILL SPEAK H.H.S. DEDICATES NEWSCORE BOARD FARM PRODUCTION MEETS SCHEDULED । H'Jood‘5.,‘.,1'"cro0.1 Roo.n FAT SALVAGE TO FIFTY-SIX ON HONOR ROLL GLANCE BARRY BOY MEMBER OF RECORD SUB’S CREW RE 80 '°lw l.H1' SS �THE HA8TINGH BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1943 FAG« TWO ng a week's furlough from Savanna ' ing at the home of lier daughter. I FOUNDERS DAY FOR P. T. A. < HOPKINS—BUCHER , Mrs Hazel Roush lias been ap- ---------------------------------------Ordnance Depot, nl., with his par- Mrs. Russell Blcklcy. in Port Clinton. pointed manager of tha C. Thotmu H F D f A LI i I C 1 Founders Dav for the P. T. A.1 The marriage of Miss Evelyi . —AmmlwInnAa In t tw, CSHIn aftnr h—Inrr 111 twn Store and replaces Edward Fisher P F r \ I I N fi \ ucher, daughter of Mrs. MarJ who is going into defense work. Mrs. 1 •< '» * v HL J , | 'Die wcancn of the Moose will hold • ward school Monday. Feb. 8. at 7:30. ucher of St. Louis, Mo., to Sgt] Roush has----------------had several years of ex- ' ago and waa called to - ----------- --------------Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beverwyk. -210 Roush — , their regular meeting Friday, - Feb., One of Die state officers is expected Lloyd Max Hopkins, son of Mr. and — .i... grocery —bujincm BIl4 i Md.. last May, being n Waehlngton. are lhe proud parents pertence in the — j y—--------- hi—' xtUs Mnrt>a Hon has gone to Palm 5. at tile Moose Hall. to participate in the program; a Mrs. Will Hopkins of Grand Rap] Word has been received from Mrs. Aberdeen. transferred to Savanna six weeks of a 9 lb. boy Friday -Jan 29 at Pen- w well qualified for her new position. SnrtpfL Cal., for an indefinite stay i '. , „ I candlelight sprvice will be held; mu- Ids, former Hastings residents, wal Blanche Summers, University Hos- later. Before entering service, he n-an ML»s Maxine Swift has consented with her grandmother ■j txxlS£ ®2?5lc*J numbers will be rendered; and solemnized on Saturday. Jan. 16. bx Arbor, that she is slowly was a teacher in the Ottawa Hill-. nock hospital. He has been named to work with the publicity departMrs. R. G. Hubbard. Mrs. Homer der of M<»se will have family night the past presidents will take part. the Rev. Hanlon pastor of St. Mar4 but will be confined High school and in Grand Rapids David Bruce Paul Smith arrived home from the rrwnt of the Barry County Red Crass, smith and Mra. R. M. Cook were in Monday. Feb. 8. at 7 pm. Program The committee In charge will te gareCs church in 81. U>uls. the cere J Junior . ..—. stallon Mlw Swift will do typing and as»Ut Rattle Creek yesterday attending a and entertainment to be enjoyed by Charles Powell. Erls Jarman, and many being read at the priest's Hastings residents will remember in other ways. , meeting of the Red Cross Council Ur. Dmr Ku> U ronrUocUMI Tu-rd.ilor > im-d.y torr. , , membera. their families and guesu. Maurice Digram. home. leave. He Ben M. Gregory, son of Die Rev. Lieut. Wayne A. Snyder has teen held Bt the n»sj Percy uwim Jones nu>pa«i. hospital. nicely from an appendectomy per- finished his boot tralnlriK and reand Mrs. John R. Gregory of Grand formed Townsend Club No. 1 will meet on !rAMp fibs- mvwJ transferred from 9Camp Mr.v Martin Hawthorne relumed in a Grand Rapids hospital celved the rating of SecondClaw Jl aru/e,Ud f wnP, CampbeU. Cttr"P**uMrs with matching accessories and J Rapids,- formerly of Hastings. Ben evening. Feb. t „ . W“ , Petty Officer Paulreturned to his Ky . to CampPolk La. lie and Mra Sunday from Albany. Go., where she ..Tuesday -— 8. - nl — their -• has Just been promoted from First last Wednesday. —I.iai -------... be...... -----------------j — ... Reports...... that young girls are so- corsage of yellow rosebuds formed . .... V. . ...... ...... Mrs. Martha Predum is convalesc1 station yesterday. Snyder left Wednesday for their visited her husband. A C Marlin P. >»all. There will n program and Lieu tenant to Captain and b spendciting money for men in the Army the bride's costume. ' ■______________________ new station. • Hawthorne. Hawthorne. Mr.Mr. Hawthorne Hawthorne gradu.graducream creamand midcake. cake. AllAllmembers membersre-: Miss Flora Bucter sister ofktha nd Navy u a Camp Fire Girls' 1 ated on January 27 from Primary quested to be present. tern nKiAdVite ’“jLJ ; and was transferred to Greenville,' , o *Jfd Miss., fur Basic training I Mr:‘ Herschel Follfck. 825 S. Dib- Hastings Camp Fire Girls' Council. Mlss Majesty Becker was a guest ble- *U1 hAVC the relunla Club this ------------------- group in the city has S “rSSfiUS SSI. Tq a project of this kind nor Is any of Mr. and Mrs. George Swanson , Friday, Feb. 5. ' of Lake Odessa over lhe weekend.' | Mrg y>rank 11 entertain ..S’ « ?<>0/nK.Vffi SUhl -------------------- ——-------- —-------------- • the Red Cross 1 irsiiut Class of Dowling at 1 e Thursday afternoon. | Following lhe ceremony, a dinner j and reception were held for Ute ini' . The WS.C.S. wttT meet in the AMERICAN LEGION 1 mediate family and close friends. On S..ur<U> J.™ Mn. Bn- .at l:30p.in. Please notice change of AND AUXILIARY , Sgt. and Mrs. Hopkins? aftei ma Murdock entertained her bridge1, — ; .-----. — .t , ■ j rpcnuuqi spending five uaya days ui in ol. St. l*uuu>. Louis, ik reThe committee, composed of club. Dessert was served and con­ time. the monthly meet meet-­ turned to Madison, WLs.. where the Mrs. C. D. Bauer Mrs O. B Burk- 1 urged !,rge., to attend lhc tract was enjoyed. Ing this Refresh- groom U stationed and Mrs. Hopholder and Mrs E A Parker has lnc thU 1Thursday 7'ur»d«y evening. Refresharranged to rentAser“ at' TW । menu and ‘ rajn wU1 a ,^ program will ,ollow follow the kins u working in the Quartermiutor's Places were laid for eight, at the pm. Members and their guests will ■ business session. ter*office. office. ’***J°ndinner given by Mr. Mrs. R.make reservations with their circle', .. and ----------Legion extends an invitation v < The many friends of Sgt. and evening. 'Hie chairmen by Feb. 8. Manila Wash- •be ­ Mis. Hopkins wish them a lonK W. Cook on Friday cvenlnr riuu- | ‘ u,c AuxlUar/ memberr.- •to evening was sspent —* ■-* ------ •’ at the hall hall and happy life. ington program program will wUI follow follow with with :their 1 ne*£_gueate BUC\u al “dinner inner nt informally'. ingtoh on rhuruluv evening. fvi-nlntz Feb. Pnh 11. II Ifit - ■: ____ - - -__________ Mrs. Carroll Burkholder taking- the “ » Thursday ; >°u attend the Unit r~ meeting to'7T. -------is CHARGE OF WARD At lhe meeting of the Study club part of Martha ’rlt villi'll lit.Lir inniu ----------night tlll you'll hear more about nK-i.i this IN NEW HOSPITAL at the home of Mrs Alien Johnson The Bonner Class of tlie Metho party. i In a letter from the .Dr. A. WJ on Monday, the book. 'The Winds --------------- *■< Woodburnc of Tampa. Fla., to Mr»J of Spring." was reviewed by Mrs. 1dist church will meet with Mrs A. D. Knlskern of this city, Dr J nruw, Quests were „„ Mri «»'» James Bristol. Mrs ! Woodburnc writes that Dr. and Mnl Guy Keller and McDonald Smith vuitors ^welcome P°l *UC< Up,Xr Pvt. Archie D. Sinclair. Jr.. 19. i non of Mh und Mrs. ArcJik- D. Sin- Ross Lethbridge (Marjory Wood-1 I elair of Hostings, is now stationed bunvri of Mason, spent ChrlstmaJ Mrs. Thomas Myers entertained OBITUARY OF with them and as a gift. Mrs.l l .• at •St. Fla. Private Sin­ her club for dessert and cards Wcti- GEORGE DUNNING — Petersburg, •....« *>»<clair enlisted in the air corps last Woodburne wm given n plane ridel nesdav afternoon. January 27th at' George U. Dunning, an old and ctalr her home on South Broadway. Ped- respected resident of Barn county . Ikf Lhxember ™h" aa 28 und i. is assigned .« to «>.. the to Miami for a visit with her tonJ Dr. Harris Woodburnc. who Is ini n> was Played, prizes going to Mrs. died In a Kalamazoo Hospital Tues- Technical School Squadron 'of the Duane Miller. Mrs. Glenn Kahler day evening, Jan 26 after several army air force Technical Training military service. But the day after! and Mra.. Russell Zerbel. Mrs. Roy- weeks Hine** He was born Feb. 20. Command He was graduated from Christmas. Dr. Harrto, with twenty! others out of 200, hod orders to re-1 al Hayes was winner of lhe travel- 1865. the oldest son of James and Hastings high school in 1941. and Ung prize The next party will be Sarah Dunning. He lived nearly all at the time of hb enlistment was port,st Mac Dill Field at Tampn. held Wednesday afternoon. Feb. 10 his life on his farm north of Cres- employed at the Willow Run bomb- so lie went home with Mra. W<xnl-I i burne. Out of the twenty who re­ at the home of Mrs. Kahler. i----3ln Dec. 1693. he was united in i, er plant. Your FOOD CENTER will continue to advertise, not only because we have a fine variety ported, he Was one of three ordered! I to remain al Mac Dill Field and Is PASSING OF WILL L. COLE of quality foods that are plentiful and priced economically, but also because we have a now in charge of a ward in the new | IVrll IUHII I IIVIIVLJ dren were born, one dying in in- i Will L. Cole, formerly of Htts- hospital at Drew Field. definite obligation to keep the community fully informed about the food situation. I tings, died In Hollywood. Calif.. BatA lady ut a desk where he had in Cedar ( reck i fancy. uniay. The funeral was held (here leave his address of his father's Watch for our weekly ads. We've plenty to sell—and plenty to tell about foods that will °n Monday. He is survived by ids home was surprised to note the same I ..T?„ct?,r„cr”k S3?"’ 2S£ mid when he told her he was to save points and money for you. Get started today by filling your week's food order with these with M lurk Kalamazoo: and Mrs. Lester Woodin wife and two sons. live with his parents, she aa!d.l P.‘il m „WS}n?daj' of Gobles; four grandchildren; two Feb. 10. with Mrs. M F West nieces; and two nephews. soup you'd! IS THIS A RECORD? 1> "Well, if the aky rained -vwf, super-values—low prices that hove made FOOD CENTER famous for economy. Mrs. Zelpha Morehouse of Clover!n y<mr “ .. . . i---------The funeral was held al the Hcn‘toil Funeral Home at Delton Jun. 29 dale reported to the Banner on <‘xPccl 10 «° b0Ull‘ >« The Quimby W. 8. C. 8. Birthday and he was lalp to rest in the fmuAld will meet with Mrs. Prances Uy lot at Cressey. Shurlow Thursday. Feb. 11. Mr.-“ ? - ■-> Grace Chaffee and Mrs Mabel AlThe W.C.T.U. met at the home of • Tliey Who Walk Alone." a book thouse are co-hostesses. All are cor­ Mrs. J W. Hewitt J--n. 26 with which devribes the work m a leper . dlally Invited. • twenty members and guests present. colony. He savs "it Is a .story oil । In the absence of the president. (. Delton Hathos and i>atienc<* and marvelous l»reeverance It ought to do a tot . The Inland L^ea Darden “5; Mrs Florence toward •tlinulntlng interest In re­ Club will hold its regular meeting at dent. ri M Finrenc Fleming Fi»mm« ihad »h HOME charge of the meeting. Mrs. Ivan lief for lepers. ACCEPTED FOR the home of Mrs. Oordle Durkee on Kantner was in charge of the RENDERED Q. M. TRAIN1NU - Thursday afternoon:. Feb. 11. Roll cail-N7me"^oid Fashtened Flow" ,°£ Richard Hinkley war. surprised KITTLNGER-BASSETI er. The program will tie In charge of l.‘. .h‘", rtd last week when he. returned to Great On Saturday. Jan. 30. the cere­ Wheaties 1 fie Mrs. Ross Pierce. The subject will 1 nf ?lnwlv' Lakes. Ill., after a visit with home mony uniting in marriage Mr., Package ______ _________ _________ l>- <‘Blrds and Their Habits' and tcSic^naM and^Sre^ht Sonwiiiu- folks, to learn that he had been Wanleta M Bn^eit daughter "Migration of Birds." Birds."-“nd lMTSC,n' bomeone tr inferred to the Quartermaster's Mr. and Mrs William T. Straus■'Migration school. When he was home, he ex-' te'tfth of this city, and Lleul- Frin-| •What we like we want Tomato Juice Pic. Barryville pccted to enter the Storekeeper's fb> W Kittinger of Port Custer. WhA First Call. 46 ox. can _______ .. ■ Barryville W. -8 C. S. will meet ' school tijxin hb. return and had no rend by-.the Rev. Carleton BrookI What wc go after we ty l next week Thunday, Feb. 11 with • idea of being accepted for lhe oth- M'ller it hi* home In Battle Oreel£. What we get. we give back fi- woik. Tlib. is a fine Iwnor for Attending lhe bridal couple wort! Mi. and Mrs. E, H. Lathrop forjr To our Community Pork Sausage pot luck dinner. The public Is cor­ । Our convention motto— Victory Richard as only ten out of. about Mr and ,Mi». Stuart Jocluon of Heme Made. lb. .... . dially invited. 1D00 pu,». the requliements fur lhe Huntings. ■Through Service and Sacrifice. Later dinner was served at the Quartermaster's school, on an aver­ age. he stated, the teste being rigid. Schuler hotel In Mar.-ihali. The bride's parents entertained : twenty-five guests on Sunday at PARTIES HONORING i their home in Hila city honoring lhe NOTICE! You ore allowed to hove on •MRS. MARGRETE FLYNN teidc and groom. The employees of the Stebbins hand when rationing begins 5 cans per Lieut, und Mrs. Kittinger are at building had a farewell dinner person in family. We are not limil[ng Thursday noon .for Mrs. Mnrercte Mrs. Kittinger being employed at Flynn who is\ leaving this week to Fort Custer where her husliand U the following canned goods now. join her husband al Cainp Lee. Vir­ stationed. ginia She whs the recipient of a lovely gift ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE MLss Doreen Clary. Miss Helen Mr. and Mrs. Olenh Conley an­ NcUon amt Mra. Edward Smith were nounce the marriage of their daughPeaches co-ho&tcsscs at a dcsseft bridge ter. Betty Canlev to Pvt Ebgenc R. party honoring Mra. Margretc Flynn Guernsey. »on of Mr. and Mr A. on Thursday evening. Winners at J. Guernsey The ceremony took Mrs .Leo *>hn»0” "nd place Dec. 26 nt Galveston, Texan. DEI. MONTE WHOLE-KERNEL Mrs Charles Gardner. Mrs. Vidian where Pvt. Guernsey was stationed Roc of Kalamazoo and Mrs. Gard- at that time. Hr L* now stationed nt Corn ner of Vicksburg were out-of-town Athens. Georgia where he Is nt tendcans guezte. Radio school. Vacuum 'packed ORGANIZATIONS LOCAL NEWS WHAT HAVE WE TO ADVERTISE? S SOCIAL EVENTS plcntv t-LADVPlENTVj COMMUNITY NOTICES n GROCERY DEPARTMENT f LARD HAMS :x° BETTER BREAKFAST SALE ।W 25c g 27 DEL MONTE GOLDEN 2 cans 27 Corn Cream st>le Corn 2can$ 25' Grapefruit 2 ♦»’ 33c Gerber Baby Food 6C Frazor Orangettes Gloss Tumblers Kleenex 3,or 17e Regular . Fairy Soap HADDOCK FILLETS lb. lb LAKE HERRING lb. FRESH SMELT SMOKED WHITE FISH lb lb. BEEF BRAINS lb. BEEF TONGUE lb. BEEF HEARTS lb. SPARE RIBS PORK CHOPS -center cuts. lb. lb. SOUP MEAT lb. VEAL STEAK lb. RING BOLOGNA 42c. 17cJ 35c 19c 22c 22c 29c 41c 10c 39c 22c lb. RING LIVER SAUSAGE 22c 2bors 11 issues We Have Plenty of Warm Clothing for Boys 395 and 445 JACKETS MACKINAWS 550 and 695 1000 FINGER TIP COATS OUTING SHIRTS 69c and 89c 98c to 150 POLO SHIRTS 25‘ POTATOES-U.S.no 1-peck 45c lb. NEW CABBAGE 7c 2 bunches 25c CELERY 2 Ige. bunches 1 7c CARROTS GRAPEFRUIT, Texa* Seedless 5 for 21 c FLORIDA ORANGES 25c FODKCENTER' "THE BEST FOR LESS ' N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, MICH. fTLAND JP Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 BL- FRIDAY and SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 5-6 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Ralph Kiciiardson and Hugh Williams and Marjorie Woodworth and william Marshall SNO PANTS 350 Bargain Malinee Sunday 1:M to 3:60 UNIONSUITS COTTON 89‘ UNIONSUITS io°» wool 139 SHIRTS AND DRAWERS 59< SHIRTS AND DRAWERS10 % wool 95c 125 and 169 OUTING PAJ COTTON HOSE 29c 35c COTTON HOSE 52 °» wool 5Qc UY O N D S g Rl meeting al 7 ; these servlees Remember . Public Service । evening and । . Prayer mec ning to be h . .•hurch bualm held Immedl I prayer service , various depar I a communion other importu Communion Sunday jnorn: Keep ih ml begins lhe fit Meyers South el* 1RH.1U Weather pc be held Bundi We urge you Prayer mce at the home i Cairns. FIRST UNIT I CHURCH, E. The subject morning send Wrong World The cvenln , of lhe Young ian Endeavor closes the m Endeavor we< JEFFERSON Revival sen Jefferson St. Rev. Frankllr Service each YOUNG PE( PROGRAM A special the Wesleyan churches, wi Wesleyan Me evening al # girls' trio, a duct* will The guest I service will I well known , The young dial inviutio I to enjor this them. The th “Meet for th FIRST MET Morning V 10: 00 o'clock Tire pastor theme, "A P will be spool The Sundu 11: 20 under Adelbert Cor es for all ng The WSC Tea on Wo< m" will Burk K•roll bers Will ata are invited. PRESBYTF. ANNOUNCE The Woin will mee’t w Thursday, F D. A. VanB review of th will have ch Sunday m thirty o’cloc about "Mar preach on Above AIL" invited to a Sunday se Hav. suberi The Sund leas, preside Boy Scou Roy Cordes man. BAPTIST C Sunday S Divine Se morvbv Pa Krening Carn ell. de Bunday exp /meeting of Tuesday Wed. nlg the church Wed. aft Missionary FLYING WITH MUSIC" SUNDAY and MONDAY. FEBRUARY 7-8 Cary Grant and Ginger Rogers ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON A I R D * S STATE IT., HASTINGS, MICH rSfEfBJ^rSISfSfEJSfSJHfEfHJV^ "THE AVENGERS" SNO SUITS Hl FRUITI L VEGETABLES UH 25‘ <10 count SOCIETY NEWS 19c 32c 10‘ g for gtj- Swan MEAT DEPARTMENT rff CHURI i WESLEYAN 1 .CHURCH L'Services on Sunday Schr 1 sermon, 11:30 GRACE LU Morning Before God be celebrat Sunday The Sun Friday. Fe 521 W. Co TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI.. FEBRUARY 9-10-11-12 Charles Laughton, Robert Taylor and Brian Donlfvj FIRST CH CHRIST. The subje "STAND BY FOR ACTION" —ON PA §___ - - -... nA It RY THE ATHE? Jj -MB — Hostings. Mich., Mich.. Phones Phones 2247-2282 Hastings. 2247-2282 Ki — We Rem For P Old FRIDAY and SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 5-6 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Johnny Mack Brown and Tex Ritter DEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS DESTINATION UNKNOWN SUNDAY «nd MONDAY. FEBRUARY 7-8 James Craig and Patricia Dane NORTHWEST RANGERS Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 TUES.. W$D.. THURS., FEBRUARY 9 10-11 Marlene Dietrich and John Wayne Horse J7S0 PITTSBURGH VALLE �141m Eveiyi the prlest'i THF H45TTNC8 B4NNTP, TRCfcSPAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1M3 -----------------------------------------------— The winners of last year's silver . GEORGE J. LEE DIES 2. 16S7. He recatvad tUa be on duty each night tn help relieve 1 ....... D A \4/ I incur \i/ C C1*P‘ W1U b* missing us most of the 'AT EDGELEY. N. D. ,n Middleville and Mad regular nurses Mr. Damson lias been reading a j D U W L NV N L W J champions are In the armed forces.; our Middleville correspondent Uachlntt ;xhool v v vv u I IV V HL 11 a ch(UJ,plon pood Center, team sends in the news of lhe tfarth of , . 377^7^X2 book review of Paul Revere Which _________________________________ will not have an entry tills year. George J. Lee, 86. a former resident 11881 ,ie B,,u l,u E fits th with their studying ut this ■' ---------------------------------------------------.... ....... Tile doubles clminplons. Kenneth o( that village, in Edgeley, N. D. west *nd took up a home lime in the United States history! bowling Man class. I It was all Bl Im League os far as Stamm and Harold Perkins will not । where he and Mrs. lee, the former yean ago lie broke ids hl Four more students arc enrolled the top weekly scores were con- be paired in the coming touma- Florence Scobey of Hastings, have been an invalid «»r ■ in Hie girls’ claw, conducted by Mr., corned. They copped the three top rnent os Ken is In the army. Dr. resided for many yean. He was i widow surviVea. ■« *» ■ ■■ Hansen The course LmU fur places for the weekly individual Ray Pinnle won the singles and all- the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffcrron twelve weeks and prepares the gitL«1 serie* and tied for fourth place II. events in. 1B42 and Is now In the Lee. pioneer residents ot Thom, apple township, and wu born Sept' —FAY DAT. BUY for war work. "Dutch" Drews net the pace with air force of the atmy. The wne. ra.u-zuo-rao. The art art eta-.class started started working working on on aa «* big ora 012 series <210-200-1BC> wnue while -krtche:. tin- wrek for Hie annual. , bowling with Foundry. Keith Lech- WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE After an absenre of several weeks AIKS, u/l.uijr .. Iteten u. icw.ii........ ...... ---- ---Ing iiow to .•elect and prepare vege- 1 for Engbuen . Kenneth Clark net- from ’he top ranks. Doris Taltafetro Prayer mrennr-W^esduy eve- ‘bey maintained u wide margin; class. tahb-D l ted a 580 <187-205-1881 for Tool rolled her way Into first place for nine to be held at the church A throughout the game. At half time The work in the advanced genera) The junior Rrd Cross knitting Room and Bob Shannon of Office the week in the individual scores A •hutch business meeting will be ' “’e Saxons led by lhe scare of 20 shop course will be divided into campaign Is well under wav. The came up with 5457 <187-189-191' to fine M-ries of 522 <186-169-1671 gave held inunfttateiy following the ‘,,“U. In the third quarter three se|»rale ------divisions ----- this ——semre— (liui ua few aw boys dovs «rr me making six- iishare »•»»•?■ lourth lu-um place pimr honors iiv>nnn with wim Char. uiuai. her the top ranking spot. Her teamneia nnmeaiutciy ioiiuwihk —tn . .13the ,, and __ ___ ____ a_ — -• **._ ■ Qarnn. .tn>lrhw! tnelr li-ad,lead t-f ...... mn. girls prayer service when ------reports of the ’ .Saxons stretched their to 13 ter. metal, wnn/l wood, iinrl and farm farm mue machin•'lich MtUHirs flor or an af«han ii« for mv the Flpria. 567 <2O2-175-I9O> of Slate -inate. Frances Uicil mi nisuan ......... ........... .. .Juppstrotn ................. wa>. a plans to cmrm­ service »tv repair. ri'ti-tlr. Mr.’ Aten ubnvs .... — .. ... ...... —w--------------!72=145-183i various departments will be given. 1 points, the score reading Hastings . ery men in imsuitaLs These in.ni.Hn.. Insulation («»-.>„. in lhe r.nn.n.,-1.1 Commercial tn..* Lea- close second with. with f-Q? 50:1 ।<175-14 and Jane ndniet. Ddnieis Mt hit act 4C5"<H1-172! phartw' farm machinery repair br^, tquarea are to be turned in' to Miss KUC. a communion steward elected and 28. I-akevlew 15. <M other importuRtibusineas cared for. t Ken Mine with fifteen points was I cause of (he Incrrur-ed difficulty ui Rowe by February tu. 182 • for third place. "*■ Bibs Communion service will be held high point man (or Hastings. Bl.l purchasing new farm Implements Bonnet and Gown won- three Ute G A. A. intramural basket■ Foundry ruunury wen won two i*u (tames games from num ------. ” Sunday morning. Feb. 14. ! Garrison and Capt. Ray Kenyon due to the war effort. ball tournament started Jan. 22. The Shop Oflwe; Tool Room took a games from ........ Mich Bell „ TO. Co.; Keep in mind our revival which played splepdld floor games for Ute i Mrs. Ruehl will help tiie high seniors senior had 11 points to tiie Junior* jialr from Engineers, and Electric- Leonards a pair of gamf begins the first of March with lhe Saxons. Pete Korvcr. rangy Spai- rchcol glrl» preiwre for the Job of 5. .-i. Tiie I lie sophomore* sopnoiiini arc leading t>c inns won a two to one contest from Orphans: strand tciok two Meycrs Southern Quartette as our ! tan center, led the visitors' attack. homemaklng under the strain of freshmen H to 5. llrnh from pu,n Piston scores were Office. fwlm " Ring Shop; State\Tn...... — workers. with eight points. The game was war this semester. Her foods da?? made bv Doris Ux-kwofid ; ntntion_wun~thv odd came from and Sally piston Ring League ' * * ’ " *'"* N. IRVING slowed up considerably due to the is beginning a nutrition study, while each with 6 points. Last 49 M A- M's won two gamer, from Bll‘s: Banner tost three game'. Weather permitting, services will constant toot of the referee's whistle, her home management class will Goodvear. Friday tiie serriors played lhe sopho­ No 1: Shipper* took the odd be held Sunday ut the usual hours. ■ The Lakeview second team, bette- study consumer buying, stressing mores with the score of 19 to 0. Office rt-ric-, form Piston Ring Office. Tie from Qfinacrs: and Machine plete Wc urge you to attend. known as the "Blx Kids ”, defeated the care of the things tliey buy rath­ The Junicr* won over Ute frcsiimen gnmi Other good’scores were: hcxh had a one gain* margin over ,„jm Prayer meeting Tuesday evening the Hartings reserves by the score er than the purchasing, Her other with tiie score of 15 to 8. NL Sawyer — 1 ----Office No. 2. at the home of Mr. und Mrs. J. W. of 35 to 21. Bob Leiter with 13 classes remain about (he same, but I Pierson Cairns. j points led lhe Lakeview attack. Service League J. Finnic the home management class is some­ ----------4 I while Lawrence Fuller was high what smaller because of (he new . ■ rvr»i . i inriirrr Rotary No. 2 won two from Ro- v. Marini The Nicest Gift ArFDIAGF I CFMxrx ury No c<n, * ‘ ° uard N ° 8 had FIRST UNITED BRETHREN ; point man for Hastings with 6 girls machine class. M Smith l(A|1£ LICLnJLj a one game edge over Coast Guard A Ro?-'. CHURCH. E. Grand------------------------- points Tiie new radio class has started No. 1. and KJwanis Klwanls No. The subject for lhe sermon at the Tomorrow night the Saxons travel no. i1 won ithree M Sinclair ejvsp----."w ................. "£ n° 1 RAYON HOSIERY Lost Faith The evening service is in charge resulting In victories for Charlotte. u*SroPh ke's 90 '.Bliss mode it six straight by *Saxorir. “nd Model T Coil. ' m. ■. . ,i Un,hmm. » A noted writer says of the Indian of lhe Young People of the ChristOn Saturday night the Saxon leader Mahatma' Gandhi that he tan Endeavor and' they have’asked travel to Woodland" Last year the The Junior band under the direc- HARKHM SCHOOL luAw^I^^FUeT andjlotarth must he regarded ns one who has Rev. C. N. Storms to preach. This Saxons overpowered their country tion of Mr. Hine played at the bascloses the activities for Christian rivals by the--------' ■* “ •" wore of 45 •to 19. " m^k»«.«,. SST,nalu,d..v U- r r Rond., In i htnnv.-d P'stnn Rings. lost fa Ah in the fairness ot the white Endeavor week Lineups A.'w?™’! '.rKd1S^ViF: uwdn, . mjumro., Commercial League Imm race. , । Moose won a pair from CotuumHartings JEFFERSON ST. U. B. CHURCH Player boyspast in service who nl Fsome lime in ^"UoL-rd j,t.owj'n~ that h<* at bi now serving in cra P°* ,‘r Lo.; won theSport first the were in the F A. club. iX^tand. N two game, fromMedics Andnu; Auto Revival services are now on at lhe 1 Lune Jefferson St. U. B. Church with ’ Bush Al intent Uwn an- S3 y ,h„, „„ ,„rnll, ; "3“ «» ““ <>»» You give her a new Rev. Franklin Norris as Evangelist. Bnnasli ents. .nate-u-l * Mr ..nil Mr’. Milo Ans- GOOujeOT Bros. HdWl . Trio Clue LET’S PLAY THE iflss Kamlnske's first hour intro- .jaUHh attended the funeral of the I lw® B“nu'r' tn Moynahan Sales; Service each night at 7:30, preach- Kenyon (C> kind of Valentine dlietion to biudhess Is winking on former "bnaher. Darwrof Ansp-ugh. . Suu- InsutaUon won the In-1 .two inR at 8 o’clock. | Garrison GAME when you give* her wihm after dropping the first to three kinds of budifel —three year oj oue-.-o Friday. YOUNG PEOPLE PRESENT i Ottosen* rayons ... and a Middleville Crearmrv nr.d City clothing iiimily, and jm i.-on:iL - « » >-----Making a little go a long Dads annexed the Inxt game and PROGRAM FRIDAY EVENING 1 Ayres aSmorau* new qual­ sponsoring a Valentine party for the L-vt Week’s I.-tter ! *ron‘ Shop. A special program, sponsored by Keeler way is a fascinating ity, too! Full-fash­ the Wesleyan Young Peoples Group Townsend U. 8. O. club, on the evening of FebWo have been nrettv well snowed 1 The second five best scores: (first ..... . ... I ll .. ... ___ . • ri.'n nl ____ < '■ game. Penney customers of the Hastings and North Irving « Thomas ioned! Reinforced churches, will be presented at the Totals 168-224-174-566 MI*M M iirop Sawyer is cluiirrn-in. p.nt. wcrl:. * MrsWesiev Confer , W. Ayres had been playing it long 10 13 13 165-231-160-55(5 Wesleyaiv Melhmlht church Friday LagCViPw Tile first hour speech class begun fell on tiie ice and broke her arm. , J- stut* before it became a paevening at 8 o’clock. Songs bv a ! plnv_r 190-17(5-180.552 the semester by trying to make the * Mrs. D Enztan is able to sit up a C. DeCou girls' trio, a mixed quartette, and I Viinmn184-146-215-545 worst speeches |>ossib! short time each day. * Mrs. Carl H. Cook •triotic duty. Penney's has ducts will ---------feature•the proguns. 170-159-212-541 ’ Anderson ---------A high «hool hmpl'al linlllJrbe- ”a”m -n vas ulrninntlv Mirprivd W Hackney always helped people get A special treat will be " a rh chalk ""r , Korver <C» ing ortrnniMtl under the direction of to receive a phone call from Rob- , ( It. --------------- drawing. "Last Mile of the Way." Miller Miss Rob-on. Tpe first volunteer- <-rt. who is in a hospital in Chli- j Wm. Hackney, tecrctary of the what they need for what by Mnt. Rachel 1-ewLs. ing will work on# night a week ftom fornla after being in Australia for | Hastings City Bowling Assn, anThe guest speaker fiy the public ■1 Tanzola they have to spend. ANKLETS 4.30 to 7:00 P. M Three girls will several months. j nounced that the closing date for Parker ~ service will be Rev. B. A. Manker, Metzger ________________________________________ 1 entries would be the night of Febwell known local evangelist. 15c I runty 6th. The tournament will Now in addition, you Brown The young people extend a cor­ Smith ■ !>>■■»—>« i! —| OIX.n on Febmarj. wlth p1Vr dial invitation to all their friends must make what you get men teams taking the lanes and to enjov this evening’s program with Weldlich For big and Utile _ w1'* continue weekends until nil the last a long time, by re­ them. The theme for the service is: Totals DI I \X % A/ A IJ fj At. I ■> entries have comneted. Doubles girls! Sturdy Free thrown ----------------Lane. Bush. ... missed: “Meet for the Master’s Use." pairing anything that can socks in th'c gityand «njk. Win M». Ih. r». Banash 4. Garrison 3: Lakeview be kept in use. • esl co,or’ ima«Thomas 2. Korvcr 4, Miller, Parker FIRST METHODIST CHURCH —tnablc. R e i nMorning Worship will be held at 2, Metzger. forcydt 10:00 o'clock on Sunday morning. Then, too, you must con- ’ 12 8 8 5 33 The pastor will preach on the Ifanings sider well before buying, Mercerized Colton Hose 35c theme. "A __________________ Purified Church." There _____ Lakeview 7 4 4 8 23 Will be special music ! Referee. Knudsen <WMCE> going only to stores The Sunday School will meet al i umpire, IJskey iWMCEi where you can depend 11:20 under lhe direction of Judge i ... ■» e - --------------Adelbcrt Cortright. There are class- ' HENDERSHOTT on value and wearing CSThc W.S US. will hold a Colonial ! *-“1 Week’s Letter qualily. That's why Pen­ Tea on Wednesday afternoon al1, The news column suffers from ney's is becoming the 1:30. A ’ Martha Washington Pro- >«£* pf news. Please cooperate by A Truly Thoughtful Valentine Citi! gram" will be presented with Mrs. bl]on'n,‘ y°ur/ of, ‘ntereat. DRESS favorite of more and Carroll Burkholder taking Ute part Wends everywhere, most Important more thrifty Americans SHIRTS of Martha. Patriotic musical num- *»f any. our boys in service, look for CYNTHIA* SLIPS bers will also be given. All women '*"*? {7,,n n l,he । every day. j 98 rare invited which they receive regularly. * The ’ _______ | pupils hero who ride the bus didn't PRFKHVTrniAN ’eel to school lost week after MonannoiVcfmfntr day. The W.S.C.S. dinner was post­ Crisp, clear ™ W™.' «Un.>y roe«y JM" ZS2 I SAXONS WIN AGAIN ]---------------------------------------------। NOW NINE STRAIGHT 'll | C II C f LI A A I I The Haitingr. Saxons stretched j] I U ll J I 11 U U L . I their winning streak to nine straight । :SHSX*N MCTIIOIHHT I UwUL*fcrvlrofap.rui" I Mr. SrhHh.s nluu lo have l.l, 1 - on qtindav ai foitawa- * 33 t0 33 “‘back. Tile largest1 first houi metal cIum study lhe heat ' Bervlc” crowd of lhe season saw the Sax- treatment of carbon *U*l as soon Sunday School 10.w;; Morning completely dominate the play as they have mastered the fundnsermon. Il:»: Evening evangelkUc SSiVaus. coUroll-. mentaU of working with metal JSTetlng’lt B7?o PAMare invtte^to ln« ,hP ball off the backboards the’ They will be allowed to choow tiwir >nHlui’ncn/took a 12 to 7 lead In ^iTSSSl Remember the Young Peoples . bu?Mr8d wills mx>ru " riUglrt CHURCHES R2SLa'.,X£.*tetea5"”'Sru.-. bluc. with a ■ her daugti­ U where tin I Mrs Hop3uarterma*if Sgt. and icrn a luiqd Dr. A. wJ Fla,, to Mrs] lory Wood-1 l Christmas! Rift. Mr 1 i plane ridel I th her son.I who is ml le day after] with twenty] rders to re-] at Tampa,| Mrs Wood-1 ity who re-1 tree ordered] ’ield and h| in the new| |R reading, r." a book t ui u leper! aughtei* <j T. Strauslent Franion Brooki Ittle Cr0»’4 >uplr were kickron ol ttle creek, nployed nt lusband Is Onley un,eir daughEbgene R. nony took an. Texas, t stationed i/H/n DLJIXU3 BUY WAR BONDS £ I L a ‘ ' will meet with Mrs. Aben Johnson completely blocked with snow as hostess at 309 S. Park Street, ;Ule most of the Week. D*1 AP VanB^Lsklrk wiU"continue^ittr । PRAIRIE GARDEN CLUB review of the study book. Mrs. John The Prairie Gorden Club spent a Encel will lead and Mrs. W. M. Cole very pleasant afternoon Tuesday will have cliarge of the dcvotlonals. I January 26. at the home of Mrs. Sunday morning worship nt ten : Harriett Pinkbelner. Twenty-five thirty o clock. 'Die pastor will tell members and guests enjoyed the about "Mary Jones' Bible” and will bountiful pot-luck dinner which was preach on the theme. "The Wish wrved at one o'clock. After the rouAbove AIL" The Campfire Girls arc tine business meeting al! joined in invited to attend ns special guests. jinglng several songs with Esther Sunday school at 11:45. Mrs. Attic Finkbelner at the piano. Hav. superintendent.. An entertaining program was preThc Sunday Evening club will-sented by the committee. “Grandma" meet al i x o’clock. Patricia Few- MyrU jnckson was hostess to the laless. president. ... ... idles of Ute County Line who came Boy Scout troop Monday night, dressed in their very best. Elizabeth man Cordes’ tr00p cor*m,ttcc chalr* Jackson gave many very helpful sug। gesUon* for our victory gardens but I gossip seemed to be the chief subBAPTIST CHURCH NOTES I Ject of Interest. Few of the other Sunday School at 10 o'clock. | member* Of the club escaped. Divine Services at 11 o'clock. ScrMary Jackson and Hazel Filllngmotk bv Pastor. rvuki a L.UIIU' :uuu ham Mint xana na uuev, duet.” "Mother's LullaEvening Services at 7:30. Rev. A. by- which was appreciated by all Cornell, detafaicd by the storm last Wlnnle Brog and Gertrude Jackson Sunday expects to be with us at this conducted contests which were won m£Stlnf of TiL.-., 'by Luellen Thcdc. Mary Jackson. Tuesday ntahts B.Y.P.U. meeting and HbwI mungham. Wed. nights prayer meeting at Wc arc glnd to welcome Bertha thw^‘Ur^n..ni2in0’F.-h tn TjirtiM Wiertnga os anew member. 'n'c nexl wellng will be at the “l“ w M .SSoralrt 11,.^ lion—ot Dorothy C.—y Febru*.y :3 GRACE LUTIIERAN^CHURCH Morning worship 10:30. Sermon bv the pastor. "Our Justification Before Ood." Holy Communion will be celebrated. Sundav school al 11:30 A. M. The Sunday school staff meets Friday. February 5. 7:30 P. M., at 521 W. Court. ' What others say of me matters , little; what I myself say and do matters much.—Elbert Hubbard. | i ___________________________ 1 —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— We Remove Dead Animals For Prompt Removal of . Old. Crippled or Dead i \ Horses and Cows / OUR SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS \ \ SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Mens Knit Girls’ Rayon SLIPS Lovely crepe or Qflc satin. Tailored. ** O Pajamas For rent ot $2.50 and government tax—in our fine safety deposit vault. Get one today for your war Bonds and other valuable papers. 17’ Feminine Valentine Gifts! Solid colors in Jersey knit. Pant and Jack­ et of contrast- NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. RAYON SATIN GOWNS Petal-soft rayon satin gowns. all prettied up with lace, embroidery, headings and shirring! Cut on the bias to tit jwrfectly. 34-40. Pants are made with clastic bund and tight nnkle* Jacket style. Boys Mies 1.29. 450,000. WILL BUY OWE FIGHTER PLANE. FIGHTER PLANE WILL YOU BUY? 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Straight .cut. tailored styles with four gores ... or lace trimmed types-cut on the fains! Petal-soft rayon satin or fine rayon crepe. In all sizes. • TIES WAR SAVINGS BONDS PHONE \ • • • • Towncraft CHECKING ACCOUNTS . FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST ’ Tire subject tor Sunday Is "Spirit." [ light- or dark grounds, glowing whites and bold figures to choose from! Sanforized!! Sparkling New Prints! Smart'new striping® in fine shorts with comfortably shaped scat®. Form-fitting Swiss ribbed shirts and knit briefs with panel backs, each Cote! ■-Dainty! DRESSES ■fl 19 DRESSE'S !.L ' Sport Styles Boys' Smart Style* At Mfl •*. Dressy Models □ay print cot­ tons in ador­ able princess, basque or tail­ ored styles, percales. 7 tol RHONE 2S31 ♦ PENNEY’S Grand Sckclioi. Of Naw Spring Whatever your activities this spring ... you'll need nt least two new print frocksl Select yours from this collection that gives you such a range of gay colors and sntart styles! Novelty rayor\fabrics! Sizes fyorn 12 to 20, cleverly fitted! SUPPLIERS Men'i Slack & Drau Stripes, clocks and figures in fine rayon mixture* for drew, cotton. — FOR THE HOME FRO N *ll|C e �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY i, 1X3 PAGE FOUR the Army should know how many important of all. let us increase cl- 1 next week to dlacuaa plana for a suetroops it can equip, train, transport vilian hour production by taking casor to Mr. Lewis. | to the battle lines and maintain steps necessary to decrease ab- , --------------- , I there successfully .... wniceism from work. i .. ........................... Mrs. Frederick Palmer..Mrs. Frank , • The American Legion believes all Score, .-ibscolcehm ' The hearts of many friends in . Kelley. Mrs. Harry Young. Mr. and decisions of thk kind should be fcli ”ror example, in the Lake Wash- AT THE THEATRES Mra. J. L. Valentine and Mrs. Harn Ha----- --------------------- .---------- ---------solely to the General Staff. The ington Shipyards on Saturday. No- ** 1 1 nc 1 n tJ CONCERNING TIME Waters were members of the Pyth- whcn thC wofti. not unexpected, strategy oLmilitary eilorl ur.a mm- vember 31, the management an- । tary question always to be deter- nflunced that 1.1« men were absent _ ■ ’.TZl--------<r«>‘ ««nd Rapids on Wed°Jjd h D ' ® ° ’ “ ' * lu-sdav eventae. that Grao, Mesaer tmncti oy she group best qualified to from work, which 1 understand reJV*®* ’ 7* “ r ” war effort U ‘Mr. Roosevelt, himself. ----------------------------------- ;-------------netday evening, that Grace. Messer . Lhe total 1 Marjorie Mar>>ne Woodworth, George Glvol ulvot I it—the High Command. It presented -15i per cent of the are not ^consistent w hen they critlEst William Cramer. Petition for •s of or the me Maccabees, Macraoces un- Anderson ... fight. where to fight, consider The Ladies iv"" ru­ had passed into thy "World When to is the Army’s responsibility to give workers emy ” J A' survey -------- —an- i rH “ ‘,nrv iploycd. ,'The Mory unwinds in the roman-l elze the conference on the grounds administrator filed, waiver of no­ der lhe Chairmanship lairmanshin of ot Mrs. Mrs J. J Umctn", the end coming peacefully how to fight, wllh how many men Dounci-d January 6th allowed that tic Caribbean, when Lhe beautiful! the orders as to where to tight, 1 \Slumei-red to take aud without pain. . to fight. Ind with wnal eompmtni thin 11 caused the president to risk lice and consent filed, order ap­ E. Mattoon. Vvlmitccrad to take xud with, in eight representative war plants, 4 blonde heroine ot the story I* s«k-| when to fight, and how u> fight. ” *" his life needles-sly. pointing administrator entered ----- for — ... ...... Allh0 Rapids— had been the t? 1‘Kl't. are military question* and over at the ■room lhe week day A..— Orj|nd —— .. — f-M employing 40.000 workers, there was ; Uw « dream lover. | " • • Est Alice Crouse Will filed, pell- schedule, erne of the Andersons during the -should be left entirely — to the deter-- Working Pool Not at feak which means that ladles heme —- — The record of American ordnance tion for probate filed, order for pub- have been at the roc tn every after- later yean of their married hie be- minntlon of our Army and its High tathe war to date appears to be llcatlon entered, proof of publlca- noon and evening for live days. cause of business intere.su. the ue command. ’; with Furry Knight. Tex Ritter i K auqirEIHSlj- good. Thk is remark- tion Hied, notice of hearing and The O. 8. O. girls decorated the with Hastings had remained secure, With ’.“.'fth th these “ wzri: words dzllvzrzd delivered zvez over x a I The story desk with the excltingl ,t able in view of the fact that ap-. proof of.service of.aervice filed, proof of will room with a gay Valentine motif They still seemed to ’ belong’’ here nation-wide broadcast recently, Na- by taking certain logical measures I flght to establish law and order ini order admitting will entered, and luu with wiii» the me help iicip of in their micm aduit nuuii where wikav they uau had jat.ivuiu previously filled ••im.-u so tional Commander Roanr waring to augment them. Commander War­ propriatlons available far the de­ , filed, i tiie Lone Star slate during flte col-l band of executor filed, letters testa- advisor. ing asserted. y ’ . advisor, Mrs. Richard Grdos Grtos they large » a place in civic and aoetal aoeial life of ot Tiie American Legion, Legit threw the LYNN LEWIS ! orful period fallowing the Civil WarJ velopment of new military equip- :meninry issued. Belore we change the Army’s _. an attractive dressing and lasting friend- full strength ot of 1 the l-oglon l.t ’a record , "Dextinatlon Unknown" starring I ment '.practically did not exist, even ‘ Est. Ralph M. Wetherbee. Peti­ have added __ I -..-.-I. _____ ________ l... and ...... where ,..... deep und membership of 1,136,000 to the sup­ plans for flghUng'lhk'war," he em- RESIGNS AS William Gargan. Irene Hervey ns late as 1P10 II indicates that .tion for opening safety deposit box 'table and curtains to -their powder ships liad been made. phaaized. "Ixtt (us. on the home v n v room at the center ,yrs Anderson wu bom tn Barry l««’1 oI ,hc Army in the Controversy front, ' A .-.usiienscfuJ, fmst moving mek>-| An^rlcan ordnance officers thought , Hied, . order for opening safety deput our house in order. Let I SECKEIAKY Many people have said said. -II would co fit her/Ri chardIu. Messer ,hal luu develooed developed in In Washington X’.inv iwoule —"unlj. ilcr. ,.■X_. T.1:* that J druin.i of undercover intrigue in Uiel soundly and were abreast ircast of new ; posit box entered, report of County like to see the U. 8. O. room." You us effectively argan nze — ---and -------augment — h,r mnihi-r Men,-sivaw bcm" OVIT ,llr proposed size ct the Army oois by ny cnee*----------- secretary Lynn Lewis'Ortent. eheckthough they ;, Treasurer filed. developmenu. even th^gh c-■*” SMira'taSZSSSSv® b~* w existing man-hour'Spools aiid bring- htu M-nl resignation to tlie/Y i • ~ .'•'t?---------- “ ’ were, in most Instances, unable to ' -... room, m ibcl trol of thb production of lu took .ing.on the work ala ters ■lii ot war uru- board to become effective Marclylss; | ForUxs A. Barnes. 331st Sig-I ing them into lhe l— build even pilot models for test. So. Petition tor hearing tardy claim peCrtUM, cvcry cuizen of Barry .:|C’n’T/sTent TA Hiutinav ” siunild be Lewis lias lhe opportunity to nal °Pn’ c?- Camp Crowder, Mo.I duction. This can anil cv.............. n though — America had no ' filed, onb r tipjK'iniini;lime for County should feel a responsibility -......................... now- exist R*> to Grand Rapldx-wittrTfie Y.M.C. -’Pt«» an eight-day lurlouglT xith Ids done by closing gaps thi( mtchanlzed divisions at the time btying Lydy Halin .nterejl. jin n this activity that te. supported thk aetivitv that is ..imnurted two t]aughu>t .. JusiplUr.e ufid Eliza- "The High Command has detin- by stepping up the temp- _..1 ,— x.uim, --- - ■—■-ir-or Join-the staff of parent.'.. Mr and Mrs. John Hoff. ----- ----- ------- a — E-"t J-uiissa ^senantx.^ runal^rc- by^pubUc contributions ricultural department ,rian> returning to Camp, Crowder ixth. were bom: und here nearly Rely detetmlued Us needs." Com- duction. Let us first exhaust'eK.ery ■----------he Tuesday noon. X’."',". ”riv f7ri,i rcd’ discharge of atiminlstrator in. mber’ thj.e dummy ^> guns or. . eriL rtl!.discharge administrator ‘cd the chairmanship chninnanshln for far tclectce tclectei twent,- years other married life war. mander Waring said. "Its judgment effort to increase the civilian p&M. iocatedin'KiAlamazoo. Although is based upon a mass of factual of mun-hours by eliminating all lias not as yet decided which po-tifilter tanks u-td in the early field u<;UC(1_ c^tc enrolled day at the room. She will call up­ spent. East River Tide Runs Four Feet ll-.e which are not maneuvers?—those m the .ordnance , K,t m c q i rNcviivu be at the room the the »«<-• spacious Anderson anaenran home nqmc on •■tatbllcs ■ •?" "X■ ’"I available. civilian cofutnicliori and production tion to accept he will make n defin­ Ncgilv Kenaston. on people to lxThe height of the Brooklyn bridge | Gleen bee unc proverbial proverbial “Ilrt properly. . «*:.*'* sd.i,EGI to us civilians. not essential to lhe war effort anti ite decision within the next few days. corps were not anight -flatfooted Report of -ale -*_ We.v Gleen *tn-et Uniet ixeiiiiL bw.imc ■"’* filed. "’"1. mornings that Barrv Barry County boys West «« uieru.inei provcrwai HE AMtKIt GN STANDS Mr. Lewis Ims Alone a creditable from the lowest point of the super­ by substituting more woman-power They nt lex*t knew where to start I em May T. K. Hwltzilz Bond of meet at the room to wail for tltf for its hospitality and good cheer 1 ,,K *M«u-it.IiaLM.i<i» „„, to take them to Fort ,-iisteF. for man-power. Let us first break Job In Barry county and the many structure above water Is 159 feel and in what direction to go From !. administrator with willCuster, and and lives lives in in luippy luijrpy memories memories in bi the the °''i rHE ARMY’S JUDGMENT! „»«• innexed bus down and if you are willing to help on these hearts of friends. "The number of men necessary to do away with the age friends of boll* Mr. and Mrs. Lewis tat mean low water) and 133 feet at th? technical standpoint, the co-' filed, letters testamentaiy Lsued. Mrs. Anderson had n great gift ‘pu-idute the Anny has been stated limit restrictions which are now in will be sorry to have them leave. .Mr. high,water. operation of American industry Est. Ernest Wurst. Discharge •«—» of special mornings will you please Lvutd. estate enrolled, cull Mrs. Hodges-2699. fbr friendship, her dkcernlng sym- by ‘lw H|Rh Command, CcrtaUdy effect in many war plants. Most Davis. State Y. secretary will be here speeded the development. Mim I rm —l.i rountrv ■ F*'t. AddlSOh J. i iIHltlX. Final ~ l,be wa. lllne the ISaturday pmhy and lespoiue to ihq-c who ---------- -----------------------------------------mw,..,.. ca!I1, h(.r w^() Uwl|. troub'|M wo, ........................................................... night dance was canceled because l,.ht so many men had been given leave O1W CI ner loveliest iraits. ane nac IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW men things atxiu. the manufac-1 i_stratrix issued, estate enrolled, 5 1 rnte ...Ianip . a genius for companion: nip and un­ ture trf gons. tanks, planes and amat Josephine A. Fry. Final ac- schedule will continue for the pres- derstandlng - --------- ---------TT... ----------with the younger genJ munition that they h.-.d nev-.T-cvcn count filed, order aligning residue n’ 'Ime. eraticn which formed a spirit at All Barry County service men men camaraderie between them which autpectod—which isn’t surprbmR entered, discharge of admrx. issued, home on furlough are cordially" in­ slic greatly enjoyed end helped her when you consider that ordnance estate enrolled. mm who used to be': for money I Est Nellie Thomas. Final receipt.’ vited. If you know a boy home on to remain, young In heart ns the en.-ugh to build a single model wen: filed, ditcharae of executor issued. leave make it your community re­ .yeais sped by. Ohe never associated sponsibility to personally invite him the "growing old" idea with her. for sudd?niv asked to produce by the estate enrolled. to the dance. Call the room if you her presence always brought - the th. wands and millions of unlta ure not sure about the time and frelinr; of radiant health along with wFleh^hadV t'Vl imhis'r-'what' R ' u’for’’ fi-’le’nied. b<£id op place of the dance. Tin' Business Women s Hospital the pliyslc.il chann and arresting which had to Lil industr- what it report of sale filed. with which ahe had been JUST ARRIVED JUICY—SWEET—FLORIDA wanted and which was respu-dblc &t cordelha Bkscll. Annual ac- Guild will sponsor the dance at the personality Odd Fellows Hall this Saturday evc- endowed by nature. for any shortcomings in speclflca- co.4nt filed. Both here and in Grand Rapids she DOZ. lions—and there :horicommgs have; Est. Eva C. ‘Ncviisi Kcn.-iston. ning. gave generously of her time and tal ­ been few and never serious. A re- Confirmation of sale filed. entsto Useful civic causes. In Has ­ markable’record. I E't. Bert Frisby. Proof of pub­ SUDDEN DEATH OF tings she gave hef loyal .support to MRS. ROY YARGER . • • • llcatlon filed, order apjiointing ndthe early beginnings of Pennock Althoueh the war Is yet far from' mlnistrntor entered, bond of adminFriends of Mrs. Roy Yarger, 60. of hospital; to Enunantirl church of LB. wen unci many months qioMibly tetrator filed, letters of administra­ 729 S. Montgomery. were grieved to which she was a member; to the BAG Sveral yc .r .i of sacrifice and harel­ tion issued, order l|m‘“ng settle- learn of her sudden death on Tues­ many calk that came during the ip are 1:1 propx-ct before the nwti’ entered, petition for hearing day evening from a heart attack. pre sent Allis d ; ->il of unconditional claims tiled, notice to creditors is­ Apparently In her usual degree ot her last sickness her fingers were CALIFORNIA-300 SIZE health, her sudden passing was a seldom idle in Red Cra*-> and over­ .surrender fez tin- Axis powers can sued. Eat. Stewart Mullen. Final ac­ ureal shock to her family and seas work. DOZ. be achi'Ms: 1 r not premature to count filed, order allowing account friends. begin t!>- !i::: about the peace to entered, discharge of ndinrx. issued, Mr. and Mrs. Yorgrr and two follow. .................. ’ ■' estate enrolled. daughters came here several years here on Saturday at tiie Leonard fu­ the All: hlcvlng victory. Ejt. L/>ls L. Larkin. Order con- >r.o from Frcejxirt where they had neral home were simple and fitting TEXAS—000 SIZE-SEEDLESS m ---- .. -,.’.lcal and dlsil- finnlnj aale entered. long re.-,Idi-d. Surviving are tl.e hus-- and brought comfort in the. high liupned <-■ hold together .during FOR band and two daughters, also a large note of faith they carried. They Were thi- past-war yeers. The German circle of other relatives and friend? Conducted by the Rev. Don Corey, militarist- were .not punished: Two Men Arrested Funeral arrangements were not of Grace Episcopal church. Grand known, pending the arrival of otie Rapids, and the Rev. Dan Gury of neither sv .. thy liberal German For Catching Bass CIISF-flORIDA HESH—TEXAS । <d the daughters from Detroit on Ehimanu-.’L church. Republl.lyces represented by CELERY , The flowers were many and won­ 2 STALKS 15c BROCCOLI Joseph Dion. Jr. 29. of Kalama- Wednesday. , Strcssm.i; proper encourageder fully beautiful. It would have —-- ---------MICHIGAN HESH-SOUTHERN mt.it or . - : -f.itiur. Hitler and zoo. and Arthur Van Dam. 39. of pleased her. for whom they came, to were arrested Friday al SPECIAL MEETING OF O.E-S. PARSNIPS 2£%15c 2 ... 13c GREEN ONIOHS the Nazi । ' ir a it of con­ Ofhtcmn. how varied were the w.diti of Gun lake by Conservation Officer On Tuesday evening a special know ditions which developed from the George Sumner charged with hnvlife !h y represented. nw cling ol Hastings Chapter No 7. resulting mart in : ;.-i coatusion. CAMPBELL ’ S ShU 'IftM'i fecit fencad feuy O.ES. was held, the Past Pattons "i- IT. S. A. contrary to law. was iaia 1 being in charge ol the program. At Kivcismr wnvre. each pulled lnt< nationalistic WISCONSIN MILD ‘ The two were arraigned before marvel enriched time-they presented tn the chap­ be-itde the loved little daughti Ju.'tico Bowman on Saturday and tills hi early childhood. ter a "Christian Flag", the program mine." was Die theme song. None of were a . -xed fines and costs of mid speeches centering around the the three were then willing to admit SH 85 each. pre. entation. Following this Dr. D. that even s/f-ernte’red national in­ L>. Walton. In his pleasing way. per­ Refreshment.-. were served to aboL terest could be better served in the DIES yr SON S HOME formed several of hLs tricks of magic. eighty members and guests. Ions run by making certain slight D» ByrT,£( n,MK concessions to so-called national In-r ’.Andrew■ R. 1Adams, aged TJ.-pa.vcd on Tuesday morning at the dependence and attempting to work away of his son. Shirley, in Battle YELLOW out certain International objectives home Creek. He was a former resident ot designed to make tiie use of armed Banfield. Besides the son. Mr. Ad­ force unnecessary in the settlement ams : WATERS CLOTHES SHOP is survived by two grandchil­ riATN o« NMtNIO LEMON DELIGHT of international differences. Will dren i and one great-grandchild. The we make a similar mistake after funeral ; will be at the Leonard chapUris war? We certainly will if iso- cl । here thk Thursday afternoon at cheese in the Ban-, latlonbts like Gerald Nye. Hamil-ptwo ------o'clock. --------- Interment ... VISGINIA 1SEA1 ton Fish. Charles Lindbergh, etc.. tiro1 Held cemetery, able to acquire much power and ----------— influence when it comes to fash- —ON PAY D, ,EA. MACARONI 3 .akuzJJ.1." f lonlng the' ■ pence. EDITORIALS „------- dSkS u.ln u. S.O. NEWS ☆ Mrf. A. A. Andanon winning the war and may take _____________________ _—------------ - --- 04613109 COURTHOUSE .S' Srfijyvxaxs SET SliVX Dak., and rt Mrs forepa tendin and-pl Ssj'iLSp-*,n nfidi hl< <Mar GRAPEFRUIT A BIG SUPPLY OF FLORIDA ORANGES ... Z 43° SUNSHINE, GIANT 54 pofAfgES 15 53° SIZE, GET YOURS TODAY! 35° LEMONS GRAPEFRUIT 4 19' the tyineAt CHEESE TOMATO SOUP 3 cans 25f CORN MEAL PABST-ETT .^. AMER, CHEESE 37' HELD CHEESE 45' EGGS 19' OLEO BREAD 3&b29c BAR CAKE .. lid Ik LAYER CAKE 29' £ RAISIN 29' COOKIES 17* PANCAKE FLOUR DONUTS Dm. 5 & 27' WALLEYED PIKE - 25' DUCKLINGS. EGG NOODLES 3 ■» 29s HERRING CHICKENS COTTAGE BUTTS . 46' SMELT * ■5 1? WISCONSIN LB. MEDIUM CStSTVIEW DOZ. CONSERVES RUBBER FOOTWEAR Ml CHOICE we have All Wool SWEATERS Everyone is asking "Is there rubber Footwear?"— the answer is yes-you will have rubbers and galoshes in standard styles when you need them. Sweaters that are all NEW wool and zippers too «J>e HOW TO CARE • Put them on with care. For WORK or DRESS Standard styles arc here! DOZ. ANN PAGE FAHCr-»pC«-« TO f LlS.-aOASTINS rttsH caught—lake Michigan SMOKtD—ClllO W8ATH& ••LB. I" THF txmn WHO BILtCT AMERICA". Mair rorutAR conus sircar tha' needs a size 52. The largest and most complete NO COFFEE CAN GIVE YOU MORE 3 “18' 3i;,28‘ THAN A&P COFFEES J 98 to 298 MEN'S Sweaters £98 to 75O Flannel Shirts Plaids and Checks A fine stack for men and boys. Size 8 boys to "Bien's size 18.' J29 io J98 > <; DOX T k r et The Roys in lhe Service ... We have many items that they need and like. Bill­ folds, sewing kits, sta­ tionery kits, money belts, huse. O. D. cotton or wools. Waters Clothes Shop Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy 17207584 CAKE FLOUR SUNNYFIUO ROILED OATS RALSTON SUHHVFiriD CORN FLAKES BRAN FLAKES DILL PICKLES 14-OZ. PKG. » a PKG. SLUE ROSE • Don't dry near hcot. • Store in cool dork spot. LB. PKG. FAMO FANCY RICE BOYS' Sweaters LVS. BRBD TAStr'llMON HOT CEREAL GRANULATED • Buy o forge enough size. • Wash thdm after using. MELLO-WHEAT BEET SUGAR sweater line wc have ever shown. HERE’S J-OZ. CSUH VANILLA We fit the small boy of 3 years to the man who and up FOR RUBBER FOOTWEAR: . - MUSTARD IONA—IMITATION 5 ifG 31c 26c 5 25c 23c COCO CUM FIR FOUND 14 OZ. FKG. 15c 2 Lbs. 22Lbl. Lb 47c 51 REDEEM COUPON NO. 28 FOR A&P COFFEE NOW .22.01 JAR 2^25C 4^36f KETCHUP SALAD DRESSING .. CHIC Kill OT StA GRATED TUNA FISH CALIK5INIA PRUNES, 40/50.., HUE SONNET SALTINES SOAP CLEANSER SULTANA PEANUT GREEN GIANT BUTTER 30‘ PEAS 16c SELF-SERUHE WHITEHQUSE * EVAP. MILK MlKAClt WHf» o .11.01 KG. 7c IONA cur GREEN BEANS 14c 25C 27c . . . . . 15C 2 26c 10 •*« 46c 5I.9c NIBLETS 107 CAN 13< W I SPUE FRTS & GREPSES Uncu- Sam Needs Xhcin for Exploiivti 09999999999999999999999 020101010001234823482353235301020102485348535 �THE MASTDiGg BJUDTO, THUMDAT, KBRCARY 4, 1M3 PERSONALS BARRY RESIDENTS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ON SUNDAY SOCIAL EVENTS Dan Aaholter and Clarence Cappon. and low reores went to Mrs. Wm. Ltaingtan and J.' W. Hewitt. . • • Tiie “Stitch and Chatter” club of tiie J. c. Penney store was enter­ tained lut evening at the home of Mrs. Rev* Benson. Mlns Carol Han­ sen acting as co-hotless. borne. D. •mose present were »ar. and Mra. Robert Sherman. Mr. and Mr* Smith Sherman. Junior and Norma Nonna of ot Rutland. Mr*. —... — Eleanor v— Sherman, Arlow and Bonnie ot Quimby. Sgt. Robert Hoas was home from 1 The Missionary Service Guild lhe Rapid City Army Air Base. 8.* mol at lhe home of Mrs. E. A. Par­ Dak. for a fifteen day furlough ker. South Jefferson St, Jan. 28 and returned to his base tiie Mth. Mrs. Fred Prentice was hostess to with twenty-three .members present. the Y. 14. L club on Thursday, the Mrs. Alma Pingleton *pent the Mrs Alford Custer presided as members enjoying a carry-in lunch­ forepart of the week in Chicago at­ chairman and Mra. Charles OhrUtTiie eight members of their pot eon and an Informal social after­ tending the Spring fashion shows man brought the scripture message and placing orders for spring wear­ —topic, •■Tiwms in the Flesh,” ta­ luck club met with Mr. and Mrs noon. ing apparel. ken from the life of the apoalle. H. D. Cook on Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs. Parrel) Anderson Paul. There were two *oloo: Mrs. Mr mid Mrs. William Fox of Kal­ and son and Mr. and Mr*. Jake Maurice Pender singing ' The Storm amazoo wcra-hoipe fqr Ute weekend. Cannot Hide His Blessed Face” and Ardlth entertained with a family De Priester were Sunday dinner Mr. and Mra Janies Bristol spent guests at the home of Mr and Mrs a favorite song of the late Mbs Til ­ dinner Sunday in honor of lhe birth ­ Sunday In Grand Rapids visiting lie Tyden. sung by Mrs Herman day of the former’s mother. Mr*. Wm. Slocum for a surprise birthday Mr. an<T74r.-i. Stephen Bristol. Sandeen, with Mis Vera Kline at Bertha Sherman, and also for the|r dinner in honor of Mr Slocum, who Mrs Ixiwell Teeter and Miss Ma­ the piano Mrs. Maurice Roush read -nephew. Pvt. Robert Sherman, who received many nice gifts. ” bel Sisson were Sunday gurets of a ixx-in. The next meeting will be Mr. and Mra .Russell Mott of Wall held at tha home of Mrs. Lloyd lake. - a Valentine. 330 W. Marshall. Feb 18, Robert Bush was home from East Lansing during lhe semester recess. Tiie Busy Eight Club was enter­ The accent is on wares and more waves Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Furrow. tained by Mrs. Rozcllc SUnton Marshall and MU* Senta Furrow for '43! They're flattering, feminine. Monday evening at her home. and Misses Betty and Rn..c CoObcr Prizes were won by Mr*. Harry Bm.il were Surtany guests of Mr. und Mrs. and Mrs. Charles H. James. Roin-rt Furrow of Grand. Rapid-. It wax a farewell for Man-hall Fur­ PERMANENTS The Women of the Moose held row. who left Tuesday for Detroit llielr birthday party lost Friday Machlneles* S2J0 ’ h> enter service a* a Naval Aviation Shampoo * EC» night with pot luck supper. Pedro up. others from Cadet Finger Wan was played with prize* being won 82.00. Lieut. C.tlr Leon <Budi Flynn nrby Mrs Lyle Kurr and Mrs. Clar­ rived from Camp Lee. Va.. Sunday ence'Johncock. on furlough. On Tuesday and Wcrineidny lie and Mr*. Flynn visited The twelve member* of tho N. his parents at Nile.?. Mra. Flynn C. 500 club held un enjoyable meet­ iMurgrete Valentine• ha* resigned ing on Saturday evening with Mr. her position with the Earl R Bovet and Mrs. Clarence Cappon. High' Reni Estate Agency*, and on Frida) will go to Camp Lee with Lieut plvnn to re Ide, Mra. F W. Denton 1110 S Church St went to Ann Arbor yesterday. Mrs J. W. Hirettt vriired front \V”dne«dny t111 Frirl’i'- with Mr mitt Mi- J. E. Hewitt mid Mr. and Mra Eighty-five guests called al lhe Clifford, and two grandsons, WIDE SELECTIONS! LATEST PATTERNS! NEWEST COLORS) Merle Keliv of Lanslna. Roger home Mr arid Mrs. Charles Kah­ live east of Delton. Krllv cmne home with lits grend- ler ot of near Delton when they held Both Mr. and Mrs. Kahler, who NOW SENSATIONALLY PRICED FOR WARDS GREAT Gerald Roper* went tn San open house on Sunday in honor of tave resided so many year* in the their fiftieth wedding anniversary. ime neighborhood have a wide cir­ Mr. Kahler, the aon of the late cle of friends who honor and respect weeks’ vlnt with her husband. Pfc. Mr. and Mrs. John Kohler, wax bom them for their tine characters and Roger*. Charles Drake returned W<-dnr.-:- Aug. 5. 1808. on a farm east qf Del­ their cileerful and helpful altitudes ton where Clifford Kahler now re­ toward their friends and the com­ day to his home in South Huven sides. Mrs. Kahler, daughter of the munity of which they have so long having attended jchool here dur­ late Mr. Mrs. John Hom. was been a part. ing the Unit .-^•mej.ier. making hh born Juneand 12. 1874. at Elba. N. Y.. • home with Mr. and Mi.-. Wayne the family coming to Barry county lovely gifu as remei Merrick.' 1883. Mr. mid Mrr Robert Lnurenson in On Feb. 1. 1833. Mr and Mra. golden anniversary. mnt Min* of ElkiK.rt, Ind.,, were Tiie Banner is Indebted to the were united in marriage by guest*, of Mr. and Mr* A. K Frmid- Kahler Rev. Spiller, pastor of the Clov- Kalamazoo Gazette for the above *«-ii over the weekend. Mrs T.au- tin• h< al church, the cere­ picture ot Mr. and Mrs. Kahler, also rcivan mid son nmaining here .:>111 for some ot the information con­ while Mr. l.miren'on went to Buy mony being read at the home of lhe cerning the gathering on Sunday. bi ide's parents. They have one son Citv on .business. Mr. and Mr-. Maiilon Strickland have retiimrd to tiieir home in guests of Mr. and Mra. Raymond Cafol of Grand Ledge visited Mr, Black ot Baljje Creek. | and Mrs. Harry Ritchie on SaturMr und Mra Cliarle*. Leaver. • Lieut, and Mra. Arnold Perkin* d‘l>‘■ left on Thuraday for Camp RobChief Petty Officer and Mrs. Eric in-on. Little Rock. Ark., where the Anderson and son left on Sunday former is stationed. 1 lor u ten day furlough at their forMr M.>. MM Zadal Ml: '>»m' >" Hudwn. wu. Gr-md R uuds Friday on business. Mr mid Mr Warren Dott and .•.nd Mrs. Vcrnor Webster and Mr. Mbs Virginia Potts was home Ml "- Vlreinia Mr mid Mrs. Joe Shun-ll Of Battle ,ind Mr* Garner Hampton attend- 1 from Greenville over the weekend Ml Loren Boyes ....... and Terry of ’>d the golden wedding celebrntlrni und Mr* David Boves. it the home of Jfr. and Mr:. Chns. Lansing came Monday for a visit, Mrs. jed Arnold of Bii* Rapid* Kahler of Delton on Sunday. ; with Mr. and Mr*. D. Z. Boye*. A K. FTandin, aaa ui Chics.-, Ihw matt l» nWn w Lamins PlictCut! 9x12! ,-vvenil d iv;. the first of the week.01’ Friday. •fr.'mid Mrs. Giiy.Giddiri'** spent •bti-int-j | Mrs. Maurlne Steinke waa in ChiSiuidnv with Mr arid-Mis. Ray Hi­ <*uur ami «ra. Frank Carrot ben ‘»’c f,n>l oI lbt on “ buy" Wardoleum Rugs att <>f Battle Crock . Mr and Mra Mr.- Thomason. >ix-nt the weekend in Whitehall l,ig trip. with her mother. Mra. Smith. I John Isenhath and Marshall Fur­ Guests of-Mrs. F E Adnir over I row left Tuesday for Detroit to cn -1 • in mid Mr- Thoma*- Rohlnsnn vt«lle I Mr and Mr* Nick Vukin and tile weekend were her sister. Mr*, ter tho naval air service In which' Reduced for this Q Rleiuird Lee of Grand Rapids. Sun­ Hurry Parker ot Jackson and Mr*.; they tnlUted some time ago. Frank Cobum OF Middleville. Mrs. Henrietta Hill and daugh- | Sale only to . . day. ML** Florence Wade Li spending I ter. Mrs. Leonard Lester, visited the Willi* Cotn and rain. George <•! Big Rapids spent the weekend with two weeks with Mr and Mrs. Stcv- former's son. Kenneth Hill al the I Great Lakes Training Station over 1 Mr and Mr Gordon .Cota Mrs cn Wmie of Traverse City. Mix* Dorothy Stanley was home the weekend. Kenneth has been Willi* Cola i* here , earing for the Even at its regular price, an outstand­ from M. 8. C. over the weekend. confined in the McIntire hoepltai new grandson. Miss Agni*;. Johnson, who hat-1 for a minor operation. He Is gaining bargain! NOW nt tills special sale Dcyo, Larkin was In Kalamazoo price an even greater buy! Choose from fromXi;itiirday till Tuesday on bust- lM-rn home because of iUneas. re- ing nicely and will soon be able to turned to Ann Arbor on Tuesday I resume his training. our wide assortments of new patterns new. Alien Johnson was in the cast on to resume her studies at the Uni-1 Mr.-. Burdette Briggs of Bowen and colors in florals, textures and tiles. veixity. ’ Mills is making an extended stay a business trip last week. Stain-proof, waterproof, easy to kcgi John and Hollis benhntii visited I with her daughter. Mrs. Loyal EdMr. and Mra. Emory Wood of clean. Why pay more? Maple Grove were Sunday gutsLs Mr. and Mra Lorraine Isenhath of, ger and family. 6x»..X29 714.9..1M »«IC>V4..3.»» Flint on Thursday and Friday. Arthur Valentine of Ypslkinti of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Druckenbrod «penl the weekend with his parents. ’ MI'.s Zabellc AdrrJunfe wa, imine from U. of M . Ann Arb >r for the an- in Chicago a few days this week Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Valentine. buying spring merchandise. I Mrs. James Gower Is spending between .MimcxUr vacation. Mra. Helen Hoekstra mid children 1 Wednesday mid Thursday with Mr. 1 Be There! Mrs H. A Adrounic wax the guest of Dr. l.vdia Je.-.pcracn-of the Bat­ Patty ami Tommy of Kalamazoo and Mrs Calvin Plumley of Noshtle Creek sanitarium Thursday and wen* gue-ts of Mr. end Mra. E. F. ville. Wardoleum Yard Goods Bottiini on Saturday. Keith Lancaster was home from Friday* Mi. anti Mra. FtbiicLs Ritchie mid Albion college over the weekend. Mr. and Mra. Frederick BL*Imp of Gel these sale p Trainee City visited relatives in Hosting* over the weekend . savings at Wardz! Mix' Mnjy Uiujsc Russell of Krdamuoo wn* the wccKcnd guest ol " Yd her cousins. Mr. and Mra. W. G Cover your rooms wall-to-wall while Bradford, ...... * Mra Lydia Roger* anti MUs Bene you get these extra savings! Wide se­ Rotters went to Michigan City. Ind., lections in marbles, florals, texture? on Tuesday, where limy were called and tiles. Bargain—come in NOW! bv tiie death of the formers broth­ er-in-law. Hurry Couplund. Tiie funeral tra* held on Wednesday. Mr. mid Mrs Stanley* Mclncrt mid Arkie were in Kalamazoo on SatyrLlnoleem en ■'‘m’i- and Mrs lx*on Delano and Felt Back Leon. Jr. of Ionia visited her par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Riley Eun- ^0*^ 0^' JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP FEBRUARY FLOOR (OVFKIMI 1* o 49 0 .WARTIME. Corpomi and Mrs. Earl E Smith of Fort Riley. Kan., are spendins “ tcn-rlav furlough with hi* parent*, Mr mid Mrs E. D. Smith Mr and Mrs. George Wild of Grand Rmiid* were Sunday gw*U of Mr. and Mra. Edward Van Pop11 Mr*. Violet Demond of Ionia and Mra. Roxcniary Davis of Grand Rupid* zpent Ure weekend with their mother. Mra Jennie Gordon. Co. Trcax George A. Clouse was in Lansir;*, on Wednesday. Jan. 27. attending tiie mid-winter meeting of the county treasurers of the stare. Mr. and Mr.*.. Floyd Goodenough und Willard Hilton were Sunday i ie .'ls of Mr. ami Mra. Charles Huton mid family of Grand Rapid* I Nola June Finstrom of Tofedo is visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mra. C. F. Finstrom. On Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Finstrom went to Bay City to *cc Charles Bowman, who left on Sunday night for'the Mayo Clinic at Rochester. Minn. He is .111 very poor health. Mr. and Mra. Calkin Plumley of Ntt'hville were gueAu of Mr. ontl Mr- O. W. Sheffield Friday after­ noon. Mr. and Mr- Harry Ritchie and Mr*. Hazel HirfUey were Sunday ROOMS STEAM HEAT HOT A COLD WATER SHOWER BATH 1 Compare Io oils selling got. up to 20c-ql. elsewhere! Wards COMMANDER is a 100% pure, wax-free lubri­ cant refined from finest Napthenic Base Crudes... it’s nof a reclaimed oil. Tough and full-bodied, filtered to resist carbonization... the kind of oil your engine needs to make it last-out the duration. But why 0ay much more for this kind of protection elsewhere? Come to Wards.. .bring your containers... and stock up for the season at this low price I But do it f oday... this sale price lasts 4 days only! KWIK START BATTIRY Wiffco/d 5.95 GUARANTEED 24 MONTHS! 45 heavy-duty plates, 100 amp. hr. capacity. Equals or exceeds most. original equipment batteries! OMIlillEEte BROMO SELTZER 60“™ 49c $109 16 oz. AGAROL 10 oz 98c 53 Caldwells 98 SYRUP PEPSIN $1.20 size LOTION & FACE CREAM *.&89‘ ABBOTT COD LIVER OIL 12 oz 98c Kwik Start Long Type... .7.75 Commander(s«ar. it .4.19 Educed/ Cover a 9x12 Room for only $9.48 (Material Costs) 79s L REBUILT MOTOR FOR Modernize your floor* with linoleum on felt back. Select from an array of fade-proof colors in marbleizcd de­ signs! Bring in your room measure­ ment* for a free estimate. But come in Sale! NOW during this great Ward “ * ‘ FORD ’3 5-’36 75.95 Enjoy new-cor pep, economy al Wards low price! Price wirh trade­ ’ll "motor good foe rebuilding. STANDARD SPARK 4 PLUG REDUCED Wardi. irutol a ful set nowl SUPER D COD LIVER OIL 16 $139 PINEX COUGH SYRUP 54c Notice to Fountain Customers! DUE TO SHORTAGE ON ICE CREAM, we may not be able to supply alt your want* in Ice Cream. However, we arc going to give the best service possible under the present con­ ditions. WARDS READY-LINED Sale! Chenille Scatter Rug |09 Perfect for that dash of color and Washable. Reversible. Assorted REED’S DRUG HOTEL HASTINGS COMMANDER MOTOR OIL STORES REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY ',l" Heatings Phone 2241 State & lefiunoe Sale! Colorful Braided Rug 3O-xlS-Su> Sale! Reversible Plaid Rug 119 Carefully RnUhcd woven cotton rug Aborted, colon. Revcrsibie. Ideal with colonial or bleached furniture. Buy NOW I _ BUY WAR BONOS AND STAMPS! ON SALE AT MONTGOMERY WARD 118-124 SO. JEFFERSON PHONE 2704 2.39 BRAKE SHOES | 29 Ford '35-'36. long-wearing SuprsmeQuality...reedy-lined foe eaiy Jmlollarton. Exchange price. Thia striking plaid rug ii w<uhnble and revcriiblc. Can be u*cd almost rniywiidti Better burry —quantity is limited! USE YOU! CRIDIT... 3044“Sil, ★ SEE THE CATALOGS SAVE ON REBUILT CARBURETORS Ml THI CAf 810 « mere BUY WAR STAMPS! ON SALI ★ USE YOUR CREDIT 118-Ut Ha. Jefferson �THE HASTINGS BANNER ! ris. Rutland township, for one year MrZ Wm. Havens. * Don Banholo- ter. ♦ No school again Monday m to travel on when slippery. Il L» meo" Jones, lhe erstwhile night ' death or miss to fill vacancy; Eaton county-Bird ----------------------------------- —_ mew of Battle Creek called Mr , Sunday the approaching storm is gelling .. Just like being up north deer hunt-I club ringer entertainer. pie n A DDV DVDATLIC I JVLIA ROCK ON • Roger;. r,— uitemoon at at the home of iMr. and won*. * We are glad for our road* Mis*. lulls Rock aoed 7ft nassr.! i LEaton Rapid.*, township, afternoon nome On The Home Front I tng to be here. You get ured Of lhe Cheering up process was alow but ' K A MMV [J Yr A H) .. ... Oak. —>.inc ------• famUy .—ot .... being cleaned out so nicely. It turn ;. *“v at li’ home on Sumfa^J.u I and C. DoJge WtHtams Brookfield Mr*. Roy and — same faces every day and every day. finally successful as hr was guided Unl\l\ I U I I M 11 IJ ^eems good to have our miik man —------------------------------------------------- I won't be dble to finish this letter to the ticarest exit " R IANF rAMPRON ,31. having been in fulling health tor' w»™hlp »or two-year termn: John --------------- ----------------and mail man able to get through (Continued from page 1. Sec D tonight for it is 10.30 now. pa*t , Well bet you never heard the tart Uy JANt CAMtKUN a long tifnr Mi. *. Rock, who was 'B S,r“n5.$- °ne'da ,0*n‘hlP- “,’d fH RFEE K RFEE again. * Harold Erb from fr Camp time for the lights to go out, but of that Romeo stuff from the rert ■, ' the daughter of the late Mr and [Howard Timll. Cannel township./ Mr. and. Mrs. Roger Davis and Mr. Clairboume. —- Lc„ La., i* u home heme on a tenha* been with Mrs. M. and the new X*U write until they do go out. *cf the gang. Preel's address in— . "*r ’—-‘e-. and «r Mrs. ano Kenneth Ritchie snent Cxlrtmi : We nre going to compose a song; Mrs Adam Rock, was born in the ” ” day furlough. After —------vLUting rela­ "Michigan Winter." OR; house on 3. Washington St . next . v Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Geo. tives and friend* here he will V1-.18 ™*> «• »«» <« imsr J-°"”•“ 1'' ' ' entitled. The report-; of bicretary Burton Conklin al Lacey ♦ Mr. mid Mr». "Such Cold Feet As I Got Shouldn't, tn tin* home wlierr she h.Vi lived - ------------ d Rapid*. * Wo iuit *hen a fur- ab0Ul 8 ndle’’ “nd Oh B0*’ whi,t ifA.mi.ynbeiivW^<nnUv8t,ZkSrf( Phil »PI*Ute when we got hi. I had to I Barracks 2. Wing 2 D.’ from extend our 1 Happen To A Dog." If we could only’ faf many year- For a number of and Trea-iurtr Bird L. Rogen wereyrjoyd E)|Uton and family .. -----ithy to Mr. and leh? Iibou? ravin? to * his ' friends »‘ork lanl«hl until Voo and then I ; Olethe. Kansas. read by the secretary. They reveal- HushvilK were Saturday evening >Mn. Leon „.nt rend a slice of this atmosphere to s of Hastings In Now ’for that he thought ptiii. Jr., wax kind aBow-r" addresses " lhe space : our perspiring boys al Guadalcanal, tings city schools. later carink for rd that the cash on hand ‘— “ 851.- Khrsu of Mr. and Mrs Heber F-uob- the pines* < r daughter Ann. mid have a bit of their unbearable her patent’, until their decease. 158 M. as. compan d with $37,268 a \ of u homely little fellow wiien someu °'‘* Wni Ensign --------Eugene”It. Bush heat up here We could save them year ago, a gain ol $I3,8OI>25. The \ . body raid 'He looks just like you'' f'JJf’ bac* tomorrow, uoou 1 _ Training Sqdn. 8 A I heaps' of clothing, food mid fuel. tended the Firrt Metiiodirt church. amount of Insurance In force wu.*, so now Phil rays "tan'C hr cute." , . „ USN AS (Scientist* must devL-4some way of ■of which she was one of tiie oldest M.i.i c-ivr.n ic hnmp fmm 1 Here I am. it is now noon. I Just ■ Pensacola Florida deflecting powerful ot the <^K.w"r,«KXhu ........... .. ............ R. I sun at tne the equator ana rays anuusing n member', and one <4 lhe W. 8. C. approximately WOO.OOO over the pre­ o. | sun at the equator and shcxMlng it Republican _.. year. -- Charlotte ------- ... .. Mrs. F. tMantrete Valentine) will hJ2h1PSLTmd^cof^Thls „ Hu ?rolhcil wh0 /Y' toward the Poles 'North and South, S. Circles, both of which meant- a vious great deal to her during the years. Tribune. return with him Mantrctc lias bread, cake and co tree, nns Petersburg. Fla.—his complete ad- not poi<nii, h^rn^ith the Furi Boves office for morning we hud to train up In the dress W(U ln lttat Wfek-celebrate3 V ro“"u ... ‘Fur several years after the passing ----------- —« •-*- -— been *.‘Lh. attic for it was G above zero and Su hinhrt.v Feh 28 so Dint cun 1 ... of her fatltrr. ML-.. Rock wa* em- SOUTHWEST RUTLAND For the I-ntver-lhOUght-Td-llve-> ' ployed in the office at Pennock hoi­ Mr and Mrs. Myron Bnhop and folks on that oHlce Door nau a sur­ to-sce-the-day department—A radio prise luncheon party right up there ’.‘j*/'1 TP, announcer was actually, girls you'll!i' H Su ^ Surviving an- her sister. Mrs. family from Charlotte spent Bunday for Margrete bclor? she left. derp 71,11 Pvt. ---------Gordon -. I.. -----Green ... .... never believe this, he war. actually , Belie Edger, who lias made her with Mr. and Mrs Dan Dougia-s. ne ’ for a hike of 9 miles, so the Lieu ­ Those from the Earl Coleman. Dr. .tenant said before dinner. The wenCo. E. 5th O.T.R. Bldg. 313 telling us housewives how to slice home in Jackson far a long time * Mr and Mrs. Howard Johnson from Hickory Corner, and Mr. and Willison. Credit Exchange. Dr. We- , . Ft. Francis E Warren. Wyoming, SSfe bread. ’IbuWeVir thought at XTrrSE first he was Mrs. Rankin Hart Of Brush Ridge Birthday June ut. ’-‘J-**— *•••• -------- — —"*’ ______ ____ ___ _ _ SThr'^rlde’ WtlStai Rif AtoS.; S “«r"i<" KJ'oi were Sunday guests at the home of in. nr n~.tn« If vn., fellows follnw. don't don t . . "taiked talkfd to a fdlow I ing of Doctors, If you to'a fellow lhu thU ------morning , • • • Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens. * thin'k these Doctors back here on (thal just came down from Mount ' Pvt- Robert V. Keeler 36417407 gone around nick out ? orlt;, C11;. nrouna sticking siicaing his nui urea uuv .---, George Havens of Detroit spent l»hl- m^n*i«^?tiiiAt0,XJn’(dironwethF BABDer Rainier Bnu and ,lP he said tne they> ,UIU trad ocrn been 3524 Ordnance Company cn 8^ M10.Wl»nE* ! ever since .since he was n a baby. buby. He prob- IJM Angele .. Cal . beside* numcr- Saturday: and Sunday ,— with his parfew medals you Jui.t don t know the snowr( n nn( viu> Training Center snowedi |in. andf u it yras was 20 degrees be- | Unit I ably lelU duck* how to swim in hi* ■ otw niece?, and nephews. ,.nu Mr nn(| Xlrs d-IT) Havens. load they ure carrying since other Boy I’m glad I'm not up there Pomona Ordnance Base mnlKo, L... rai' IMO ftVXA spare time. We girls girl* ought to gang gang: Funeral service* were held on t Mll(S Mary Dunn of Kalamazoo spdre . u HDUUV M ou mS'.Tro™ mucn nvm hr?. uc»e. LrPJ!011"’/4'1^!!111' up und write In and tell him we i Tuesday afternoon at two-thirty’ >jxnt tin- week end with her parThey ore making cahs until mid-, I like . to get clippings front the ’-Birthday Aug. \Oth afways hold the tout nlways lout against our j| o'clock a', at the Walldotff funeral Mr. \jr and iuuj Mr j,frs Harry "----- TDunn, ' ♦ night and emergencies and babies ,Banner. Yes, Lorna could come in . .. t ..a m L Kidder—36417391 chest mid saw the butcher knife home, the Rev. L. Wipston Stone jyjr an(j prtd otis and sons may often give them u good twenty- ,[the camp to see me. If she were towards our neck. This method officiating Interment was in Rlv- Robert and Ray were gue. tr> nt the four houn. a day. Co. *'Aj 63rd Tng Bn., here. Ye*. I'm getting nil of my mail really saves cutting the fingers. — . -----... ■> ----».-----made cemetery. home of Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Dunn tuh Tng. Reg, , Lesson No. I: a new army word now O.K. No there aren't any Hos­ . Those present from away tn at.- Sunday.* A.C Kenneth Dur.n of Camp J T. Robinson. Ark. tiiat wus given to Zolly as tne first ting* boys in my barracks, but there funeral were Rear Ad- Montgomery. Alabama, and Mrs. A few minutes later he broke out tend, the step in the army Ungo course—it is 1* one right next door One from Birthday Jan. 22. George Rock. New York City: QUnn of East Unstng spent the hutment, and it is was not taken Prairieville. I can't think of his 1 Hi! Neil, remember Hint mom- in a new spot. He says and 1 quote, , inlral ual lhe UB.O. mom 'here wnen "Ladecs. What are you doing about1 Mrs Joseph Chevrte and Mrs Cei- weekend with Mr. mid Mr*. Harrv from the hut sut song they tell us. name. (Were curious now Dale, so mg you off you said you hoped you the great production front? ' Quick b*rt Jones. Jackson: Miss Marce- Dann. * Mrs. Howard Johnson of It Is like a barrack* • only much let us know who he tn.) " took , might mignt get in tn a quarter maau-r master a»as- .as a flash J sassed him back. T've line Edger. Albion: Mrs William Hickory Corners spent from Tuessmaller, only fifteen men; they do produced an Army technician, a Cook. l-irvdng. and Mr and Mrs. dav until Thursday with Mr. and have hutments which accommodate Navy Flyer and another one at Ralph Thayer. Clarkston * only five so they vary in slxe and 1 hw WjU. Itta 10 W1 p „ Duan , E Jinn4 „ home pacing the floor waiting shape for ail we know. PIUS TAX Herr's an commendation commepdation to to Fay ray I.'’“nt lhM h , Co. A. 63rd Bn . 13th Regt for his eighteenth birthday. What BARRY-EATON* ^Here's Marble that must give him a lot of -W|B finish this tonight | Camp j T Robimwn. Arkansas have you dune. Bud?' Huh? * Isn't For a Limited Time -------------------j-----—।---------ii im back to camp now. It is 7:15 Birthday—May 28 it a shame couldn't hear me. |. The new board of directors of the ----------—he ----------------------— satisfaction mid your... friends are all and I'm dead tired. We started on : • • • • • • ' Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance plenty proud of you too Fay. Starting JANUARY 29th Here are lw0 changes of address HEADQUARTERS Die hike at 3.00 and go’, back at War substitute that's a honey—If, Company of Barry and Eaton coun5:15. We iiad a 15 minute rest and rfor or_ XIV CORPS met* Moiulav and held election — your chore boy is worn to a frazzle tic*, *'"-----the other two hours we walked. We Pvl Hobt M Bllvin APO. No 709 Your favorite beauty aid and you can't get another. Just I of officer*;, re-elw-ting only the sec- '! 11 January 1943 walked 9 miles. That Lx walking: „ Q Btry 1st Bn scrape the sticky dishes with the end ] n tarv The officers are: President.'; at half price . . . juit C. A. (A •. A • ot a spool. I have u No. 8 and grab j Loy Kline Chester town-hip: vice-1' To: Officers and EhUsted Men of , 4*- miles an hour. We don't need! 507th C the lop and scrape with the other preMdenL Clarence Longstreet. Mid- ' when you can appreciate it the 57th Engineer Battalion. Amer­ an automobile, we make better time | Long Beach, Calif • Birthday —March 27 <iul It's easy on the pans and dlevUle: Secretary. Ro*-' H Burton. ican Division *i; afoot •. • Tax-Reverted moil , . . to counteract hands too Besides, it's fashionable Charlotte, mid treasurer. M: J. Hm1. Under provisions of AR 600-55. I didn't get any mall today at all | Burry County Properties to use wood nowadays wherever tom, Assyria township. Barry county. I peraonaily and officially commend I imagine because of so much snow , A C John W. Reed the effects of winter on the possible. Cadet Sqd. 105. Flight B. the officers and enlisted men of the here. IIII ’ll probably get lota lots of letters [ Tills meeting Usually Is held follow, ues* that Is delicate skin around 57th Engineer Battalion American tomorrow’. Well I guess is about '’ Army Air Forces. Class Center j ins- the annual' meeting of stock­ or vyesterday and I San Antonio Aviation Cadet Divirion, for meritorious and con- all of the news fn*—»-r«i«v and Henry Kaiser is using wood, plas­ holders. but . there wen* not enough your eyes and throat. hear । spicuous service during recent oper- today so wiH close — sill c'^xe and hope to Center tic to be exact, in the building of i। present for a quorum and th? meetTUES.-FEB. 9th from you lsoon. »”-«! his gigantic trial transport planes. । ing was set for Friday. Ulen ad­ ation* against the enemy. fr SP vou i2°P Keep -writing ------ . — ­ * | San Antonio. Texas 2. DUl. But IVI for JUUl your help, the Kliu. recent will. ----loo. Take care of yourselves , By gory. John, you're a hard one The War Dept, say* the test flights JI Jotirned until Monday. - —'-COUNTY BLDG. ------------—against ■—• ------ — .,U ana —.. — ___ __we have been successful and new plas­ keep track of. JJust last week operatlotus the — enemy would andSmc keepemllino, smiling,that S Wpat I do. . IO -keep The annual meeting wit* held at HASTINGS not have been possible. Good niglght Mom and Pop changed you from Flight D to G. tic planes will also be used in the'I Charlotte Grange hall last wedk See you soon, but never mind well change ’em training of bomber crews, ill these ji Wednesday. Directors were elected 3. Your accomplishments Included Dale 1 every week. If it will -----— help .—r you .— "keep —fine bomber crews can use plastic ,I for the ensuing year and official among other things blazing roads . ITS PATRIOTIC TO BE lave all his I'em flying." flying." , planes, then then we girls can surely annual reports j«ad. The company through the jungles and building , Dale would like to have A PROPERTY OWNER Now about next wcck.^MaiW week Many ^of of fcrnpe -crape our sticky pail* pans with spoob. spool* i was shown tq.oe in uood financial, bridges over the MatanikaU River. । friends write to him. His address | Now^ubout vou fellows from surrounding Barry The wings, body, mid tail are made condition. Because of the storm lhe This was done with limited and in- I County have written about news In from' n plastic known us Duramold. previous day und drifted condition : I adequate equipment. Your battalion "pvt. Dale J. Larabee, 36415313 r^County 1st Bn.. HQ. Co., 130 Ind. -------------» ui . i . i .. «~a ..v.a »nr STATE LAND OFFICE BOARD I your own vicinities and asked for very little metal Is used in the connt the same time operated with of the roads, there was an attend- | 'lumrd word from ll call from there there so so we we'll call around around struction and this only In the engine seventy-three (73) men under its : of only 11 person.*;. . -------------- --------------------------the county every few weeks. The mounts and cowlings and in the mice authorized strength. Your work was i Fort Lewis. Lewi*. Washington Seven directors were elected nl the] _.. „nhit.h«t HASTINGS ‘ PHONE 2115 first one to report to you from Del, Bm inunniui> ut-puuincni. tMp'rua all the more remarkable because it I Howard Bliss. -Signalman Third I ammunition department. Experts meeting. Those from Barry county ?h,t M’'"‘lM‘n”*'”■ ^ published -niter the war ' production are M. J^Hartom. Assyria township.1 In »•*«•.*■ wa* *>ne under the adverse condi- Claw, who is taking naval training ton is Mrs. I*on Leonard, known accordance with provh’'■"'*«• “ “»• the nrovta. tion* uf intense heat, heavy trop- at Fort Williams, Maine, Is serving to many of you os Eloise. Shea of- AIR ™ FLIVVERS -• of Ulis plastic. a lady as one I don't know whether they will be and Vernor Webster. Hiutingi*. for ical rain storms and often while sub- ns coach and captain of a basket- about as capable C of 193*. as amended. shen it con™ conies te to (,r Kaisers but I bet the air two-year terms, and Frank D. FerJected to harasaing hostile fire. It ball H-n team at 'camp. ’am" *A Signalman could know and when ----------- .... ­ Third Class In the navy corresponds getting things done she *h" has what uhBt, will be thick with them, if I know demanded ingenuity,. resourceful ness. determination and courage of to Che rank of Sergeant in the army. It takes. So nekt week ”'*• we — take —' ■*you iny America. to Delton. Howard makes up lhe team's sched ­ the highest order on the part of ev­ P. S. I don't sell thread. Cheerio. ule and U happy in his work. We ery officer and enlisted man. Zolly Coffer ‘don't know about your team.*; rec­ A. M. PATCH Well, I gui‘s we tried the fat out ord Howard, but we'll bet they can't MAJOR GENERAL ,... I SOUTHWEST WOODLAND * Of this one Meaning column. Cor■ equal Hastings. How about it? U 8 Army. week-, Letter rectlon: So-called column Any re­ ' Betty P. F. Sneathen. daughter of Commanding. --------------------------Ttie snow nlow was a welcome .'fn>blancc between anything living Glenn Taggart. Is now in training Harold and Gerald Rogers, who at the WAAC Training Center, Fort ,121 S.lif.d™ ™ "-•“/* are In the Ground Squadron of the Des Iowa. Mrs. SneatMn afternoon.** The Woodland United and rwJ, Army Air Corps at San Angelo, says Moines. that she hopes to get into the Brethren Missionary Society met * tu * “ -v, J«,«“ Texas, have both been advanced to motor transnort corps and to take with Mrs. Vada Green Wednesday. । We probablyda apht all our infinitive*. the rank of Private First Class. officers training after she com* We are glad to report that Mrs. An bread-caning an....... w...w wc nre Kiau rcixjri ma 1 Mrs. .................... , ... — Congratulation* follows, and by the the basic course. She has a Vlctor victor Benner Benner Lsismakln ” aa speedy making speedy ,. nouncers nod',cer* fault. Him an,. “I111 ».»» hU ’J,d wnv do they have as much trouble pletes keeping you two separated in the brother, Tom. in the Army Air recovery from her recent operation.1 Production front. Foocy! Corps at Perrin Field. Texas, and a * Lon Moore is improving slowly ' ----------------------------------army, ns we used too. Harold was O F T H E PEOPLE Millie, who plans to Join the from his recent- Illness 1 BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY always Gerald and Gerald was al-.. , Nister. completes I wavs Harold and we were plain; WAVES as soon as she * coro P,etes • her schooling. imbarrassed. 1I “ cr sc,,oo,,,, “Lucille Carpenter, daughter of Mr. BY THE PEOPLE Robert Ermont Shplta. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shultz, Hastings., 'and Mrs. R. 0. Carpenter has be- | j'.n. n7^> WTO's: g» '"IM £ Naval Training School for Machinr51'5- rJjntv° wmC FOR THE PEOPLE I.U M.'.. th, UnMI, of on’uJt! .Sd K*n«„ He receiv'd lhe r.Un, ot “*. *H£*“ mvehlnhu mile, second rlui. vnd b.-*• *?‘ «h on lhe honor 1UI. *«■ bnluUful^Jd Oor™ Mh.rd, who I, .l.lk.ned : lJ“ Th'lr’SS with the Marines at San Diego. Is ^n?umb ” that the> liking his work on lhe rifle range. ,COJ!”'A0'? f so he write* Hastings frtends-at ' n' °.L iu home on the range', V* **B 'home range*, eh Gordon! Gordon I by a Here is a letter written by Pvt. ^t“}L nh r Tjavl/irmn' I Dale J. Itarabee of Fort Lewis, m rhie»™ ' Wash., 9hle°B° University. , Wash.. to his parent*. parents. Mr. and Mrs. |"K going David. - •’ * Deep in the heort of America Jesse Lnrabee of 23fl E. High St.. Nice Preel Jone* took it ribbing in his Hastings. is the love of Freedom . . . Thursday night camn paper when lhev wrote—"A ■ Fridav noon and lonelv little, man w«» found roamand the will to preserve for­ Friday night i ing aimlessly round the halls of the i Municipal Auditorium Christmas eve NOW that it is your patriotic duty-as Dear Mom and Pop: ever those principles crystal. I mourning the loss of his coat, hat Today 1* an awful day, it has land all hl* friend*. A* he looked up well as profitable to produce all the eggs, ixed in the immortal words of snowed all dav. (We all know Just with sorrowful eye* and once more how vou feel Dale) fpr lhe road U 'explained hl* plight. It was hard to broilers, milk or pork you can, DemandAbe Lincoln. In this war—as terribly slippery. These mountains (believe that this UtUe urchin was out here are very «teep, and hard none other than Preel Thomas “Roin the dark days when Lincoln ■ hfulu tic's SECTION TWO— PACKS 1 H HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1943 IICHTY-SKVINTH YEAR ' ' ' =------- . 4 BEAUtY EWEHT $2 00 SIZE JAR OF etoS£^«"ni^i!Sl another T LyBARKER’S Government DON’T Be Out Guessed Shall Not Perish from the Earth CLOSED FORMULA FEED/ Open Formula Feeds Mileage Rationing Means You Can’t WASTE Open formula feeds were originated by the Farm Bureau as a fanners’ organization. Contents of closed formula feeds had to be guessed at. Farmers’ feeds are open formula and list* the ingredients pound for pound on the feed tag, because; f Gasoline! They enable the farmer to check on the bnlnnco between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul­ try and hog feeds). 2 When made by a reputable manufneturer interested in HIS welfare he knows just WHAT he is paying for. spoke at Gettysburg—mapy of IP'’-' our boys have fought and died in a wor testing whether “this notion ... or any nation so conceived . . . can long en­ dure." It is up to us to see that “these dead shall not have died in vain . . . and that this nation, under God, shall have o new birth of Freedom.” What arc we waiting for? Let’s honor Lincoln now—not with a The farmer ean gM an idea of the dollar value of the ration. Whethar you’ve on ’’A’’ “B” or “,C” Ra­ tion Book—it’s important to squeeze extra 4 He can consult with the Michigan State College as to feeding value of the ration. word tribute, but with on ac­ tion tribute! INVEST IN WAR Buy War Savings Bonds and Stamps Here. BONDS and STAMPS today! mileage out of every gallon of gasoline! Do it by. keeping Spark Plugs and Air Filter clean . . . and drive under 35! ' DRIVE IN TODAY FOR ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Hoitingi Try to find these advantages in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED Farm Bureau MILKMAKERS • M ERM ASH EK . PORK­ MAKERS have no superiors. Ask us for open formula booklets ou our feeds. - FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. HASTINGS CITY BANK © Fifty-Six Yean of Continuous Service” PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1M1 MIDDLEVILLE formerly resided In Chicago. She ta survived by another sister, Mrs. W. A. Barnes of Pasudcua, calirornla and u niece, Mra. Ralph Van Wta of Hastings. Another sister, Mrs. Nathan Moffitt preceded ber >n deatn oy u lew years. Funeral services were licld at the Cross funeral home- in Caledonia, Saturday altemoon. with dnlermenl m the Uaieuonia cemetery. * Older Middkvllle residents will be interested to learn ot the recent death of Geo i. ♦veeicr at nu home m Foitiand, Oregon. He was born in Middle­ ville in ]8M and lived here for many years. He built the residence now Hastings looking after the baby at the Walter Tliotnas liome as Mr. | Thomas underwent an operation at j Pennock hospital. Saturday. * Ellis ’ Cross spent tiie weekend with hta i mother, Mra. Maud Cross. Hls stater. Mrs. Nellie Soules, who had been spandim several days with her mother. accompanleaTtun to Lanung Sunday on her way to Dimondate. * i-iilecn niemoers ot me ' Prairie Literary cluu had an on­ lovable — gathering -— Wednesday — witn .. — - «»-•. A an.I ----- WMIM. P*W maker gave a vet son Alton, who was at dinner when jM. heard a nouc and discovered the doo„ been bto ‘ ““ P.1® taterior was a maa* of Hames. did feature by Mrs. Ray Lyons. a Mra Mattle Garret Is In Grand Lawrence tie»dt ana cimdren nave paper tire had written entitled "The Rapids keeping 'house for Hi^er moved troni uic issuer irnin un me succvuncd in saving the livestock, n —i— and CT. Fowler hbr young — son. * ... Mr. riauic to me wattcis .cottage corn hiukcr. tnntnu; machine and The blame was laid where it be­ and Mrs Wayne Carpenter und Mr. .-.ome other tools in lhe basement, longs. the indifference of the par­ und Mra Geo. SGiroder of C«k- Norma Hazzard, daugnicr ot Mr. but a targe amount of hay. grain ent* to their children’s needs In donia attended the Presidynt s Bull and other unplrrncnu were des­ at the armory in GrSnCItapids. Sa­ tnureuay to jum her muoand who troyed on Uie upstairs floor. Forturday night. * Mrs. Arthur Smal­ uulu camp u> anuouri. * Htcve tunalely the wind was in the diree- pfe might read and heed, price paid patrons vnvs cents. ley and Mra-Glen Allen of Parme­ mum, was nsted num Mlndlevilie tion tiiat blew the fue away from I the business session. Mra. .. ... , There ,lreic was also 3'22.000 pounds of , : lee attended the meeting of the ex­ us a t-tAxtee ano went Inu; service ehene manufactured. Caaii Cash ' gan State Tuesday fur Chicago, where they Uie other buildings. Insurance is car- nor iihld an Installation service for cottage cheese tension group leader* ut Hiutlnus. -----will spend a few uuys al lhe Mer­ rled in tiie Woodland uo. Ou Nov. the newly elected officers. Consid- I receipts amounted ta 81UU40 87 of i Thursday. * Mrs. Maynard Miller ennms ». w * lar»e 0x10 on lhe crable husinew was transacted, 'which whlcn butter sales sale* were 44JJ32.13; chants man. Mart, uuymg buying kouo goods. * wnDonof Hopkins wa* in.loan Friday on were Sunday uuint-r guests ui Mr. the old Churchill, who emlstcd in the foundation wm destroyed supposed- with *- reports- *-by ** — various def cheoae. 18.732 I8.732M, akimmllk. Sll.TM 5(5, ak cheuae. business und nlsb \islted her par­ and Mt*. Clarence bleeby m Grana Misspending a man's time la a mental secretaries. Tiie supply 00; sweet cream. S3A72 64. powder. air corps some time ago, leit >' ents. Mr. and Mrs. Phlllh Bender. itapius. * Cuiuuc Bevier at Detroit, moving to Grand Rapids In 1001 and army t»tb fires were in the daytime, rotary. Mrs Philip Bender, repo to the West thirty years ago. _ He for Detroit Baturday and from there spent tne------------weekend.------st name, rcturn* Mr. and Mra. Larry Barton of ------------I—-— ui gu — to —— Miami. Hls sis- Much sympathy U extended Alton all apportionments had been c a member of the Hrst first gradu- ;expects Grand Rapid* were Sunday gtiesu. - n*K to io nt, nta college work worK Monday was u — ------------ Fia.and Ur. Murv son family who were just getting a for. They included |2. cash for of her uncle and aunt. Mr and Mra. noun. * The uellu pa*l Matron* atlng class from Middleville high rt-r tar, Mra. Mary DcBuut De dicalmeeting supplies• school for China and He Ic u survived by tits Start in the agricuiturai fwtoJerotnc who Cryanhad * been Mr und Mrs UnGuo whi hold ng monthly in 1881 Jerome Cryan * Sir. und Mr*. Lin- Guo wtd hold n* inontiily meeung school in 1881 He is survived by hi* issaumn Kennsln ut of ucuuu, Detroit, ALL HANDS ON THE KITCHEN DECK S B ...... ..... ...av irtlunrl >■ui.u nrl ■■u ^.n ittwrnlinu aa Ii-a few dues days with her par- but llieae things will happen. ___ ruuay me oi «... air*, u. runuiuu son, v»uwood■ Burdick und two children of ... . Fimay al ..... uic uwne Uume of an*. tuiuu Leiuia. ■ uumw *uiow in in Mi Portland and son. WilWil- II*i>eriamg in or hi klrtaUy witn a----------------------[wt-lucK dinner,' 'liam of m*no. Fresno. cam. Calif. «His* promuroth- enU. returned to Detroit with him. HaaUngs *|ient Sunday with Mr. i*irs|iutr>ck -------------- - -------IT'S MOTHER'S BREAD-BAKING DAY. I Miner,■ «l.saac uh 1 * George Kraft gnd daughter. Mus —■-- ana '*William, ”• and Mrs. Curl Pferdentcher. north­ Mcmucra.arc atiKed to bring needle era. him in death. * Mr. and Lorrwuie of Caledonia were Sunday hrtP £ ^iv«j tha west of town. * Mi-^c-i Mhirella mid tnread to do sewing fur Pen­ preceded mi*, juiin vourhuibt and children dinner guest* uf Mr. and air*. E. Mr*-f ‘oyd Holes have receiywE the vajo Indian children. Theae sup­ Davis and Helen Coman. who lire nock liospilal. A Middleville OJiS. oi --------------..i of Uic birth of plies are extra besides the regular Overuel spent Bunday with hls F. Blake. * Mr. and Mr*. Edd Timm r students ut the Lucid Breretarinl chapter wdi have a combuicd spe­ another little granddaughter. granddaughter. 'IThe . . * entertained fourteen friends at little he missionary budget. The missionary * -• a.. another > ... ... ..n.< >r» School in Grand Hapids, spent tiie cial and tcgulur meeting next Mojv faster, aux J. F. soupper crevurv, airs, vcm nooper unwJ., tS weekend at their homes * Mtarn day night wiui a pot-iucx* slipper family. * Mr. and Mrs. ival Buird pedro party on Saturday night. Mrs. unccd plans were underway for 1 is Lhe Jean Stimson and tVlimu Kelsi-r of prccconig ut 0.3(1 o'clock. Inr ana children ol Grand Rapid* vis- Claude itosenberg of northwest * "The FLOUR birthday luncheon at the next n.d her parents. Mr. and Mrs. El- I Thomapplewaa winner of llrat ^*“u* Hastings spent the weekend with worthy- matrun la very anxious fur _. — o ---------riiev niMi nrire a Mr and Mrs Harold Hasbeen named Patricia Ruth. * Cemeeting. Friday Feb. .6 and which it good attendance „„ us the regular mer jstuts, Sunaay. ____ ___ the formers purenu. Mr. mid Mis. „ * “r'^Of ibawdauahtar cl1 freeman, son of Miner Freeman, we hope all ladies wiU put tn their THE BEST COOKS USE” Harry Stimson. Tin- young ladles Iiicvung wis* postponed because of called on her Mitera. Mrs. Foster toni^n BtaL«tt nospitnl Grond tar Chicago Friday night Md data book, and eliminate any other "i For Flits About the CES Aid Money Raitieg Plin. write the M are now employed ut the Wilcox mcU-iiKiit weaup-i. and inc special Waddell ana Mts. Hox- Johnson. * ftauid* FriuaT morning Jan » "ofil «°« “> Tcxaa as a new toctal engagement. Mra. Nellie “ The little ladv weighed Kg Ite and recruit in the Rich Plant ut Balti.- Creek. * Mr. । will ix- a school of instruction, con- . w“ — - ■' 1 VALLEY CITY MILLING CO, lurtlmJ, -Michipn.Fj army air corps. Bible Souics who was present with her ... ww.... and — Mrs Juhn Blocher of Wood­ nuctid by Grand Mui ilia Lydia H. uuuu. r >* unpiu.'aig lupaliy Schuur accompanied hta a*Jar aa mother. Mix Maud. Oros, gaw a «__u —u-.. gursu (UrsU n( of Ixiwch. Remember Mon- ifrom her recent operation and wa* Mr hJ^Jcum and hls father-in-law, Chicago and from there 1* going to very in’tareating talk on what her land -----were u. Sunday of her'Joiinaop her -...... — ...-nW. brother, Foster Waddell und I-.,,.;.. family. OU, ingnt, Feo. b. * in a C1OM.- game ।out to churcn service. Sunday. * Pv>uL»n Vtaitad Mra Hus- Kansas City to visit hta brother, church at Dimondale 1s doing. The ♦ Mrs Margaret Holcomb of Grand Friday, night Thornupple-Kcilogg L. R. Beeler and son Connie visited Wns andbnby on Sunday afternoon Edward, also in the service. A Thia program consisted of a wv timely RapULs wa* a culler of E. F. timer basketball team astrung its mg lifm I Mr Mrs. Wdlum attMUfed «•“ up ration buUneM makea news play on South America by Mra. ler Ml Caledonia, Sunaay. * Rev. ♦ - one — day ■ ■last■ week. • •• * Mrs. victory of the season when it de­ Blake, luncheon711 Grand Rap‘cta Thur*- <-<ccr-ti....fore It reqrn.es more harry BaUch and Mr* Russell Benand Mrs. U. A. btceuy and sons ot Gerald Roger*, tne former Ilcne lea tea Nushvidc by a score of 33 dJy ami J-ued on Mrs Bur- telephoning for items Persona bav- der. * Whether due to gas rail onPoUiemus, left on Friday for the to 31 Middleville team Lv thus lead­ Howe. Ind, came Monday to be detta Cline at Blodgett hospital. * • -■■■>--o *v-u ne>p your cor- ing. driftad roads or was it omission delta Cline at Blodgett hospital. * • _ present at the auction saic. Tucsing ipi uivuiun of scnools in the C camp near Ft. Worth. Texas, where a lol by reporting to her she will spend a couple of weeks ctasa tor the coming tournament. uuv ut the home oi ner parents; Mr. Mr. and Mra. Clare Bro< and chil- ’respondent ut ii f 2. Also, we are bjiled to edit with her husband who 1* in tiie uir At lhe end of the first quarter the und Mrs. A. u. Johnson. Incy will dren. Helen und Kenneth attended .w- ....----- __ jgajch g 60 corps. * Mrs. Rush Randall visited vuitora led by one jxiint-score 7 also friMt his patent*. Mr. and Mrs. u pot-lucx dinner at tne home of tae Home Front on b*?* ta her daughters. Mrs. Clam Sctuuitz to 8, but the lioinc boys got busy Gco.'Sfeeby in Uaghton. a Fred J. Mr. and Mrs. H. Pogenpoll in Grand Ui0* White, who is employed m Juckson. and Ml** Jennette Randall, in Grund Rapid*. Tuesday. She also was raiM-d to 21 lor Middleville and .- jr-in Sunday al his home on Grand called at the Clark home to rer Mra. H lor Nashville. In the mini quutbDllla Wcsbruok. and found her cr -Nashville used u fast.break un<i tie Creek «o* a weekend guest at Bloomington, ina., ounaay ana reAh ready to go out to u luncheon iuid scored 11 points, but the home team the home of fils suter, Mra. Edd malncd over Monday to attend the fcehntr fine * Mr.- Douglas Rey­ was able to overcome IhU gain with Finkbelner. * Tiie Ouo Bechtel graduation of Miss Hazel Campbell. “ theMarines. All neceuary pa nold*. who completed h<-'r cour-e •>' Hie fitml windup of u win . High­ family iuu been a! I lie led witn coid* from basic training at the WAVE pcr*„ p_, the University has been a .-u iu d a. point men fbr Middleville were Reu­ und Hu. and Hie Utile boy. Eiwui, school. * .Misses Marjorie Chandler J^F1*-** j __________________ Califor­ “'c Qi defense inspector nt the Duplcx-Co. ben Rounds witn 13 und Ruy 1-ink- who was suffering with ear mice- und Marjorie Mills of the T-K fa- *nia. when orders came stopping the in Battle Crrwk * The Woman's beincr with It) poiiiis. The high U<M>. und baby Betty huve required culty wcrc in Detroit for the weekhSL. Sim Club will observe its nnnuiil Gue t (xiinu fur the visitors were Schantz doctor ., care. * Mr. and Mrs. Bert end. * Mrs. Pearl Hydorn of Grand LMWmiiS Night on Tuesday evening. Feb. 'J I and Kune with ti. The next game Benton. Mra. E. F. BLuce. Mr*. Pearl Rapids was a weekend visitor of her Kenyon. Mra. Arthur Kenyon, Mr stater. Mrs. Unna Kirkpatrick. “I**® nr“ * Slnti^roJ a'h? with ii dinner and program. * TI:** *(rA * Floral Garden club will be rntri- ihen.- Friday night. The wore ot the and Mr*, trank Sensiba. Mrs. Will Sunday dinner guests were Mrs. Trumble. Mr. and Mis. Oscar Sherk Flora Hanlon and Mra. Minnie *hen tncy»x|>ect to be taincd.at rm uil-day nietlini: thia it ii»iu as Wednesday at the. houn* <>i Mr tor Mmalr.nie 22 i*i C Thafer bp- mid Mra. Clara Gill attended lhe Johnson. * Mis* Virginia Betz spent sunimoned. Welty kSUT Henry.Brog * Mr. and Mrs-Burney ing the I's.d highpolnter with- 10 luneral of Miss Emma Sherk at lhe weekend In Grand Rapids os Cislrr entertained Duane Fisher puint*. * A letter ot uppn-ciation Caledoijju, Saturday afternoon * guest of Mr*. Floyd Wilkins. * Mrs. JW»- *,“rs. w. K^Liebler has been und Leonard Stimson ut dinner |Or out contribution to tne Banner, Mrs. B C. Swift and daughter. Mra. Florence Ullery of the Art Geukes confinwl to her home the post week Wednesday night, and *otnc other was-a hip,). MiTprlw last week, Bellv Watkins spent Saturday hi household, went to Grand Rapids **t-» Mier effects oi tne nu. w. K. young friends ot their son Ed liner irpm Mra R. 8. Tompkins, nee Avis Grand Rapid* vtaiung at the home 'luesday lore few days' visit at the “ having quite a hand at nouseemu. mcin tiie evening. Ed left for Pt. Cm.- Perry who is living at DclMar. Ca­ of Mra. Cora Frcncn. Middleville home of her son. Lyle. Her grand- wot*- *' Mrter. Thuradny * Mrs. Claude K* r- hl. Her husband. Capt. R 8. Tomp- trlind* will be Interested in know- son. Donald Ullery. left on Thurs- ^-c?c f ZZA CAR PUT ‘TO BED- IK DEAD STORAGE oav ror for service with wiui Uncle uucrc cmmu Sam.. * « ----- — V, mecn Is y>eii<lii)g the week al Ann km* 1* .sales officer nt lhe Camp mg thM Thoma*, who is with the day VjWN A CAR 15 NORMAILY-'OII THE 00* 1-K fufa- day guesta „°L of h his of tne T-K m slsu-r, Mrs. Cur­ Arbor caring for her diiugnlcr. Mi: Callan Coiiinn.v.arv und. utao has U. is. Marines, is at present in Au*- Henry Cunningham . ..." ■ tls Arnold and hnshund Tlwv also REQUIRES AN EXPERT JOB OF PREPARATION Joe Corrigan and little daught t. i hargc’ol the .'.air., <onmd.'>*ary. ita tialiu. Sidney 1* expecting to go in- culty spent the weekend at Baltic Us. IT EASILY THROWS Off MOST OF THE “Murv Josephlni*'' born in. un Ann manage:, id keep Hither busy as they to service soon. * Mr, and Mrs. Jer- Creek with hls parenta. ★ Mr. and called at the homeof Mrs.McPecks FOR STORAGE. ELSE IT DETERIORATES WATER THAT HITS LUBRICATON POINTS. Arbor lLiw.pli.il. Jan. 20. Cliiudi* and supply food tor about 3U.UOO men. old Keeg-tru and two small sons ol Mra. J. C. Schad had a couple of Mstcr. Mrs. RayLyoux * L. R. Bee­ Grand Rapid*, wcrc Friday night letters recently from their son Rod- J« hl* son.. Harold, and Mi , Heater Tliesr ht’.le Iwuqui U. . FASTER THAN IF DRIVEN CAREFULLY ANO With minimum driving,water stays nl... .. dinner guest* al the Alton Elwood who joined the marines lust *‘id claw m.7-----— F.IWixxl II-.V. SUV IGUICU ney. uic iiuumca .......... ..... — • ---------------Sorters took Mr*. K. down Salur- uut evert* d ‘ SERVICED PROPERLY. PRE PARAB ON day returning on Sumluy. Harold j, ;.i m..-. *a Amir* .. Flnk'iemer be- home. • Mr. and Mrs. Charles July. He received a nice lot of ’»0«n“,*Jal Hastings every Monday .... THERE LONGER, CAUSES BUST. A GREASE mcmta'ralup in 11 tinUw Whltwum Wnitwum of Spring take, lake, formerly vuiutmas v.uistnu* mail, letters, .package*, .packages, mahl ^ht bes^nnlnR lxidi^ng fast week. T»»c The clana a:ul Miss 8-xters visited Mr. ami ram.-eiutiol.-lor --- ----------- * FOR STORAGE COSTS ABOUT $30. ....... .......... ' dub. i>..i.ii... <n.. are ............. >>._.« papers «.*/• .i>n tn io* thirty JOB AT LEAST EVERY TWO MONTHS 1$ of Middleville, parents ..r of their etc. on Jan. 10. wic Hls irv-ntinn location which Ihas thirty members, will be a Mrs Harrv Fin-stone ut Munroe * Three - ............ quBtters century c...... ... Tiie F.irmelie Exlenslotf croup wi : Tiiur.-d.ty, Jan. 28 und it will I ta- a third .-m. Ronald Lee. born Jon. 20. I* unknown but 1* somewhere where rS? A WISE PLAN. have un nll-dav meeting thl Wed .ot of ““u. ••• • ­ day aiwire :<<.lik<l with n io. _. * Ru.-rv Batsell, Jr., who enrolled Jhey live in lenU. Rod is well and nesday ut th*' home ofAtr*. •‘“’V pleiuui . . Hls duiiglittra. Mi.i. «.ulu <Lulu us a student in the aeronautical en- enjoying marine life. * Mr. and JMatn that day « nis bromer, hJ}r Stimson. * Mr. and Mr... Neil Al­" Clark und Mrs Ruth Kiump. hud ginetring department ul lhe Uni- Mrs. Harry Bennett entertained the ger at Kttlninnzrxr were Sunday vis- sent- word they were eomina to veraity of Michigan, lust Hcptember, following guests at a dinner party, *®y* 0“°*}- “J; was UK ............ Itoiwol ids daugliter. Mrs Arthur eja nd the day with their father and came home Sunday morning-and Monday evening; Mr. and Mrs. ahl»»l s°n of Mr. and Mrs. Jefferitme. andami wem went u, l<> Kui.imazoo Kalamazoo TiKi.aay Tuesday lor nfl- Marie Mark itncme. Ritchie. Mrs. Mis. riora Flora ziunion Hanlon ™...OliJri?™* Smalley, and family. * Mra. Myrtl*- mother, but when lh«y cume. i";’ «lm*on wn* broit<’ht by ambulant *- then Rvv. E C. Finkbdncr and two nul examination lor sendee. service, aj *> mrs. exa.iiiiiuilion for As. ne he uua and mr*. Mr*. uuuy Dolly uuiuuuu. Johnson. ♦ Mrs. .^1 ...... and ..... Nurina ekpccta i-xuecta’to tu pari, mu&. hls hls education will Hattie Hastings P 11l-J« L*e £°niestead homestead on the Uie River her horn*- ut Parmelee Wednes­ v<atUM daughh i... Ellin nut lit- Smith nmun has nas been uecn at ai Hustings ransuuga —> — — J Bangor,r.iiand six be finished some other place, cvi- s‘— ----- »'•— Rt“*il on Sen-. 2. 1857. He wr day from St. Mary's hospital Mrs brerzed in from household of her son Arthur and «“«1 ta th? Middleville and HasEugeni Itaight is curing tor her » people Hum Woodland _ and then Osas her daughter-in-law school*“and taught in the dtaPatrick Doyle of Boyne Fall*, who car’atid’wlfe droppcd r»^j‘’ i”i"for"dinner, who was badly burned recently, was’ three sons, daughter-in-taw ‘h>w> ’inctadlrik• ■ ■ . i... II. _ trli-t crhnnl, InrlnHIncr lit* Andrew did really smile, and sav brought to her home at Parmelee was called to Petoskeyby the er ittrkt including the Moe has been working in Detroit, came All(trew dl() r«.Af|V M w days' table liad last week from Pennock hospital leal Illness of her brother Clyde «uto Dhn^ for severM jea^x In Thursday for a .. few days visit with Well! Weil! Well!" Well!' The.dining The din his sister; Mrs. Lloyd Elwood. * Mr. to be enlarged to accomrnixlnte a and U making a nice recovery. * Johnson. * Mrs. Malcnmh Maclver JMIjn <*»!>«« Mvrnte.:.. but what s u.nu. tad.,Lhut. and Mrs. Peters ....... of Grand .. ...Irwin . ......... CI.IAUcrowd <n .-• i of vruiv* JI. uui Wlllll a null! Aden Campbell, •»*.'< *who v- re- ^^“MbSlfl th^mes^ed^w^hT^ a... Rapids were Fhursduy slimier guests t„n(. thl.y had (roIU cenlly received hls commission at evening. where site had been for a they honnateaded and aiiere he has ..... because ■_____ ....__ .ii several y^ra vearx ol her lurents. Mr. and Mra Clive wr.odlaird who are nlecre and neph- the army air Heid at Blytheville. few days of _the serious ill- «lur» lived He retired red several Churchill Mis. Peters remained rw*. were Mr and Mrs Hay Scheels, Atkansaa. bus been visiting hi* par- ness of her daughter Laurel at over until Saturday night io am- her Ml, ;,nd Mr, Ervln Bules and Mr enU, Mr. und Mrs. Clifton Camp- Sparrow hospital. Miss Laurel who a»“ many offices of trust In brother Don. of for - scnice * .,nil M1;. Curl Eck.,.^. * Wu. tail of R. 2. Aden brought his bride, is in nurses training, had been I»« »“t- Tao yotreago he broke STANDARD Oil COMPANY (UUHANAJ Floyd Poole of the I. 8 Navy hanw ol Kalamazoo ipcnl the an Afkansa* young lady with him. threatened with pneumonia. We arc pj.hipin a fall and has been bed the weekend with hta ...... half Wl ttl,.,kcnd kend ullh with hls fils ..1Wer staters. Mrs. Art Art Monday •»«*- Brides hta brother Ispent pern lie *. Mrs. Monday they tney left leic for lor his nis new new port. port, ah an gtad uam to know she ta “ recovering revoyuum JMt tr~ sister. Mrs. Myron Overholt in So. So. Carolina. Caroliim. His Hi* sister. sister. Hazel Hazel nicely. nicely. ** The The store stare building building formiorm- £'' Ovcrhult und and Kenyon. Kenyon. Mra. Mrs. Alton Alton Elwood Elwood and and in family, southwest of town He will Vivtan williams. * Mr. and (Curley) is expected home thi* erly occupied by the Beeler Fuml- ^°mer «»«»« »*• SEE YOUR STAN DARD OIL DEALER also visit hta mother and other rcl- Mrs Murray schuur entertained at Tuesday for u few days' stay as she ture Co. is being remodeled and wc * About.twenty-live ladles atives In Gland Rapid* while on |bclr pannclce home un Thursday graduated on Monday from four arc informed Bill Ross is planning enjoyed the sumptuous pot-luck hls furlough. * Mu^. PaulineWalker tuning lor the pleasure of Cecil months' training In the WAVES at on opening a restaurant in the io- ------»----and Mra Helen Vogel spent tin* Freeman who hu* gone into service. Bloomington, Ind.- Her class I* the cation. People still eat, war or no weekend in J«cason. Jucfcron. tne the lormcr former ppi iluH UIWr .r j.guests llcsta wcrc were Burdette BurdetteCline, Cline, first graduating as navy store keep- war. ro we unUclpate hls success, . . Kflnt. DaV)(| ftn(1 -j-,. ,;_ t,rk * Mr alK| Mrs Burdette Cline * Fire supposed to have started with her people and riw the i,..inr latter «Hii> with ,John Ge^dd A Adtuns. Mis* Efrima sirnk. Sherk,.«■» who mu with L" ■ * 'iF ?.■ ?' “• ** mu . rmm« . of Pufnielec are happy parents ot a from combustion in shredded coniretire Rowden id Charlotte were h*-r stater Mi*. Clara Lonergan, son. "David Lawrence.” born in stalks, destroyed the large bank Sunday visitors of her parents. Mr. have lived dh West Main St. Hu- Blodgett hospital at Grand Rapids, barn on the Jacob Finkbelner farm. and Mrs. Frank Comah. * Mr. und Ii.e.t five years, died nt Kalamazoo Monday. Jan. 25. Mrs. Cline was the- four miles west and a short distance Mrs. Herbert Thorpe und two small Wednr.dav after a few weeks ill- former Peggy Rau. * MLss Norinc north of town, this Monday afterdaughten. of Kalamazoo, were din­ nc.». at the age of C2 years. Siw Vermeulen spent lhe weekend at | noon. The farm is worked by hls ner guests Sunday of hLs parent*. Mr. und Mrs. Vcm Smith. They al­ so called ut the home of her jairenls. Mr. und Mrs. Floyd Hole.-,. * Mirs Donna Dnvta. was u guest of ■ Jack ChUM- Frldav night ut the Junior I’fom ut W.M.CE. Kuluinnzoo * Mrs. Isabel U*pper returned ' home Thursday from a few days' visit with her daughter. Mrs. J. L. Hodgson und husbund ut Kulumuzoo * Mrs. Lvdin Bradford of Nashville was n guest Friday of her staters. Mrs. Dora Gannon nod Mr*. Maud Crus * Mae Corson spent the weekend with lita parent*. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Corson and expect to take liLs final examination for Induction Tuesday al Detroit. * Mr. and Mrs. Euilc Krrmeen ol Parmelee were considerably sur­ prised on Sunday when the anni- ’ versury celebrating crowd of friends | walked into their home to remind i them of their 33rd anniversary There was a potluck dinner and of course a most enjoyable day. Those ] beef from the Texas and Wyoming plains Night comes down fast on the desert. attending were. Mr. and Mrs. Vur vegetables from the South and Midwest. And the wind dies for a while—and the dust settles. In the first year of this war, your railroads hauled nearly twice as much freight as in 1959 "MOOSE FIRESIDE PARTY" But off to the nbrth there's the dull, deep —and 2*/s times the volume of passenger trafiic. War Production Plants are going to need thunder °f the howitzers pounding the defenses of Bizcrte. tourji M*nn And with a large proportion of all passenger cars on the railroads now constantly engaged Out of the darkness—into the faint light more and more gas this winter to operate MiiirwtATKn in the movement of our armed forces around the field kitchen—steps a soldier. HMRY in active service... His face is hard and draw n and caked with full capacity. Wo must conserve gas Ca«' is it any wonder that, at times, civilian desert dust. passenger service is limited—that seats and ' Across his shoulders arc slung two extra in our homes to keep these factories ophour of delightful berths arc scarce — that dining cara arc helmets—a German rifle—won on patrol. HO1* crowded—that trains are sometimes late? As the warm; satisfying aroma of hot Irish orating. You can help by following the 000*5° You arc cheerfully sharing limited supplies stew meets him ... of food with our men in uniform. U<O’*-' lus face lights up—his eyes arc suddenly easy suggestions listed here. Do your LOYAL OADtl OF MOOSE! younger, brighter. ' By accepting occasional inconvenience in travel—by sharing the limited available "Hiyo, Sargc. What's cookin'?** #o>*‘ part to help keep our vital war supplies passenger accommodations— <oV» To sec that our men in uniform have the food you are helping immeasurably in one of rolling off the assembly line. they need io make them the hardest, toughest America's biggest war-time jobs: 1 fighting men on earth is a gigantic task. To keep our armed forces and essential war Mating that mountain of food to camp and supplica ow tbf move! For Children's pier, for our own troopj, and for our Allies, is primarily a railroadjob. Coughs And while the railroads arc performing this - Croupy Coughs vital talk—they tnuit also continue to car the great bulk of all food for civilians. I I LILY WHITE I And indeed she Bakes with * ZfUididl f \h STANDARD RED CROWN Surc’ "Hiyejarge. STANDARD’S ISO-VISaowaoa attest mat’s fc'^****”0’ 3 Peckham’s Remedy ' - Collis •Once tried never without’ New York Central VCheat from lhe Northwest— citrus fruits from California and Florida . XZZ MOt/UMD fOX HU*/ BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS [onsumERs pomra sinc �THt HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, FTRRUABY 4. HU face rovH ' last week. She expect* to go to the CARLTON CENTER Immr of Iter brother and rtster-in-1 Mrs Margrete Flynn of Hasting* ; law. Mr. und Mrs Irwin R. Jones in and Miss Mayonm ValenUne of > Galesburg where she will apend m-v- Ixiwell spent Die weekend with 1 ■-'■r— eral weeks. Ivan Smith .>[ Great their iMrentx. Mr. and Mrs. ClayMr. and Mrs. Mr». Leon Icon Pennock end Lakes. HL. spent pent the Die weekend with ton Valentine. Mn. Mrs. Flynn'* Fh—*hus----Bertha Adam* Adama were in HasHa»- '■ hta wife. * The local basketball bund. band. Staff Sergeant r Bud Flynn, Rev. and hArs. Everett love and Mrs. Berliia afternoon * ♦ Mra. Mrx Geo. Geo . Ui*m *1U Kalamazoo Christians from rsamn Camp lee. Va.. -arrived here Friday afternoon. - r«»m Katherine were Sunday dinner tings guesu of the Will Mishler family ungs fTiaay aitcmoori. « mra oeo. jn lh(. aud|tonun| hcre Fridav eVt.. early Sunday on a short furlough, "TfA11? ning. Feb fr. on Tuesday evening, l*e was able to )oin lhe faniily of South Bowne. with her children in lanstng While b tiie home team will to the for dinner. * Sergeant Guy EUtott there site intended graduation ex- Hickory Corner.. Kellogg ■ciKXil to of Hamilton Field. California wishes erclsts for%er granrtaughter. M!. Xtirt lU® ‘ K^tful appreciation Hie W M. A. will meet at the Barbara SlelglH * Mra Gardle Din - d(,n and Mn v<.rn Phuley nI B^m,., for lhe "Christinas Box" that lie home of Mrs. Charles Overholt .Thursday with an all-day meeting. ker and son Datid and Mr. and Mrs. creek visited their mother Mrs received from the Friendly Senders Clarence Payne were Hastings .shop-. id,, pjfer Friday afternoon "* Mr 01 Carlton Center. Corporal Dennis Public dinner at noon. * ??”; M.“r" aod Mrs- George' Sclioolcraft of Allerdlng who is stationed at Au*shall Norwood and ten glrta in her Battle Creek vtaited Mr and Mrs itralla has written that he also re­ home ot Mrs. Mamie Tabtjerer Sunday iclicol class enjjycJ a jwt, Ben p>ttnn Saturday afternoon * i e,'fved his Chrirtma* box and wish­ . Tuesday. February 9lh. All mem­ luck supp« r at her home >riilny Mr und Mril cbariw Robinson’of to hta joyful "TTianks" ex­ -ber* are urged to be present evening. They have orguntfed and Hickory Comers called on their t’-nded * Mrs Blake Barnum of will be known a.* the ^Service Lrotnri= and rioter-ta-taw Mr und Harting* is spending a few day. The W. S. C. S. will meet with Class." Their motto will be. "One Charles <iariuiKiui> HarrUmton rriuajr. Fridav w * l*tth her.1----daughter und son-in-law. mi: -uniUKa 7.""and SX —. Asolo Mrs. Evart Ardis-next week Wed­ Lord. One Faith. One BaptismVThe Mr. »!-' ™ Mrs. Floyd Flovd — ♦ - Lll’“ Mrs Rusael! Mott .spent Fri Mr A,rMrs AsplnalL “"IT People realise marc and more the importance nesday. February 10th. This will al­ officer* elected are: Pre». Betty. tdny and evening with Mr und Mrs Ren- |u* ,An’, „TdY:‘’nL!1^ o'* so be a birthday party tor thuse Leonard: cT',k of investing in good sound real estate, we offer Vice Prro. CharuHtel,nie Mott at Heiidrishutt. * Glenn. nibiofiiuu- to runner arm in the Secret Pab who have birthdavs in Barnes: Sec.. Joan Fiuirmau. j of Dayton. Ohio, spent Friday’« writer well above the following: . January. February, and March Treas. Verna Lawrentz. * Layman Frey utid.-rxeni a tonrtlectomy al Pen­ , Dearborn spent lhe weekend AS”!.,?' There . Ills, turrnt* Mr md Mr.-Otto tn*' e,bow. before she could be rewill be a short program and rervlce*. wiiich were held in the' with Ut Wul7take a^midavVhitora !rssed D"e 10 balloon rolls there WE WOULD like to trade a good modern house nock hospital last Fridav. * Mrs. El­ ' Mr. and Mrs: Emil Olson. with | Mrs. nora Whitney and Gaylord were ' Moore also called on Mr. and Mrs. lunch after the business meeting Metliodirt ciiutch Sunday witn Paul „uT'tiw homrof Mr Ru.wll1 rdier rRchno^rnty Ar^ in Hastings for a Home in Delton. Remember those having birthdays Tuesday guest-, of Mr. and Mrs. ’ Ed- Thomas on Sunday. * Mr*. Kyburz in charge were well attend- < w>ra<.Mi>«_Mab<) Sisson and in either of tiie three months will rd. The therm- wa* "How Can We Moil FOR TRADE, o form close to Hastings has an j C. Whitney of Grund Ledge. ’ Teeter of Hurting* and 3 L’? be the honor guests at tills meeting. Best Serve God?" In tiie Church , jMr* Lowell Thelma Mott ot Buttle Creek. J*0" ?!,' excellent house, furnace, lights, good basement m where Gaylord took hta ex-1 Kauttman wroaoES tiwi wlm The meeting starts promptly at 2:30i and Church School" by Mn. Berlin Miss J* Mr and Mra. Charles Kahler cele- . *«• J’.Xh A 'c J 1 ktetaSi WteS* barn, hen house, garage. iOO ocrcs land, will ‘ rlri f^nf rK’n * »‘endS a dSUWor “f Mrs brated their 60th wedding annlver, vrOduate He Church of United __ _ ciuhtv nve ,lHr wai 3 RTaduate. He passed all trade for house and lot in Hastings. « Sn •' ir Margaret Miller at die home of her “!“ £ “ X'rdrt VS '■ ThS*, rigid tests !with flying colors. He Brethren in Chrht kf Mr, r,ul KWu«: -h. smk.' FOR SALE, a good all modern house close in irnrn Irmalrcne Brown. Friday E. B. Griffin, D. D. Pastor Mr.- and andI mother. to Country . Robert Barnes, who ir.yelv gift* We nil wr.h tJirin nmnv .. . beerv. awarded the rank of ind Mrs. Harold Aldrich am! aIternoonMr*. „ Mra> Buehler of served over tea. in World War No I. ■ fnmver«rte» A,r Army of Ute Pltone 302 everything modern, double garage, all in A-l fatnryl. ♦ .Mr. and Mrs Lewis Necb_ ‘ Pleasant Valley wa* a Saturday Freeport Tiie Service Honor roll for our local nnnntrsanrK _________ _ United States. So Lieutenant J. ticcomDanied Mr. and Mr.. C|arcnc<* condition for S4.000.00. garzayyia? ‘saa'ziieF.a 10: 30 A. M. Sunday school. , Nelson Valentine -we are proud boy*, was presented by RA D W DOWLING ---------------a of Sr'T.K.'r? *, tSwTciX you and offer you the best of con­ 11: 30 A. M. Mirnlng worship. 30 ACRES in Hope Township, has 7 room house, Robinson, pastor of Die church. 1 ' ’ A new arrangement in the time igratutations. 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endci ” , y raiiiiucs oi *crvic? men .uiu a iso , Ii8'',or. Families of service mid aLso nice basement barn, some woods, house over­ Mr. and ’r,•!>.* George Karcher and 2 Martinas visitor* Mondav Mr^Me nl’l^roi^'and'tem^ Mra^y WtetaSd ’SJ afternoon Leader. Marilyn Sterzick. T h services will take | -------------- -*-•-»--------------Topic: ex-service men were honored. Each thP rllurih looks Long Lake, beautiful vie'w—$2500.00, For Christ andd the was presented with a vellnw 'lower nexI Sun'——G -------------; I STRIKER /a™i!y wlth 000,18 Posthumous, called at 'Always _ . Mrs. ‘ B^ron E. Pikrl- printed %e uttr* .,r«« Church.' will sell on contract. u med • Mr • Henry Knrcher cele- I th the Charlcs Charles Wieland Wieland home home of of Logan Logan ice* win be ' Mr- and Mrs- Ira Chaffee and 8: 00 P. M. Thursday Rravcr meet- ,. names ot the boy* on the roll, which £„aLIak1eri trate her birthday anniversary Satbv ?o,‘s haa ” guests on Sunday, Mr. AN 8 ROOM house in 4th Ward close to schools ' last Friday evening. ★ Mrs. Bernice 'arc as follows: John Winfred MeJ?.,™.“‘Avin followed [n , ? md.iy evening. * Bv P.ivn,- of Closson and Frank Waltou visited ing. ounaay School, ocrxxu. at av 11.30, n au. so so let let us u* all all , “TM^haffee.of Free-_ has new furnace, garage—$3,700.00. । Bain. RiLvse-il Smith Elvert Mott Sunday Z<-lnnd stx-nt. the weekend with’his the former's husband at Howell Sun­ Pleasant Valley remembfr this change and be there ll,*£ *arid*A?Wescott an<Tmother*of 10:00 A. M. Morning worship. Gamer Pennock. Kenneth Aldrich?hou'r^ V' tiic 0Home mother. ?.frx. feta Payne. * Mrs. day. * Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rock­ FIVE ROOM bungalow in 2nd Ward full base­ 11 00 A M. Sunday school. . Leo Chamberlain. Edward ana for- LM* mX-t^his wt^k “nd Mra Grace Englearth Adam Endres spent from Thursday hill of Hastings were Sunday dinner ment. 2 bedrooms, living room, dining room, 8:00 P M. Christian Endeavor. e.-t Lelnaar. Melbourne and Lester afI *2" CIwi,k“ and Donna Mae of Harting* were : : <•! Sunday in tanrtng where she guests ot Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rock­ r.iited on her dauKhtyr. Mrs. Wen­ hill. * Mra. Claud Mead spent a few Topic—"Always For Christ and the McLeod. Glendale. Richard and kitchen, hot water heater, S2.500.00. guests of Mr and Mr* Gerald De­ Malcolm Robinson. Garth nnd Capr- 5Sthd^rlub will ta- enSrtrilnrt PrtMt*r Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. dell Shcemaker, who is a patient days with Mr and Mrs. Howard Church." Have listed two farms in Carlton 160 acres each eren Fiona Charlc und Samuel rnterX^ Frh 10 |W'»I Richard? and Mra James nt S iirrow hospital. On Sunday DeMond of Woodland. * Rev. and Freeport Methodist Church close to Coats Grove. Couch. William and Philip Quick. 1 Af Mn Gl uivAvood-’ M*’*’ >"“» Ham? Rlzan's near Mr. Endres accompanied Mr and Mrs. Gnffin were Friday evening din­ Everett M. Love. Pastor Dr proper Bernard Ivan Smith. maX. One o the tea two wWlr Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Keith Durkee and family of ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Morn'm worship—K.00. Arion Kenvon. Paul Richards. Ken- ‘"“I’Jj- Of met. «d Lr*k£d booS IRWinrd Kniffen of Laming vtaited Woodtahd to I/mrinc where they aL Chase cf Coats Grove. * Dr. und Sunday fchool—:l2:0fl. neth Town. Victor Hiner. Him - Donald ,which 2 the home of Mrs Edith Cramer ko r: i«d on Mrs Shoemaker. Mr*. Mrs. I. H. Walters and family of mil bTdrem. b, wh h?°T.''ln iirnl . £"S!'r E-id:— returning home with them. « Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner Bralcr. Gordon Castle. Carl Smith. ■,w Mrx Mildici! h <m>k -.ix —<• * - ----------------------FtcMik *iw‘iit au nart 1 ■»»• recently, William Fielder----------Of Mils­ r!? ..""u". rA ikemn Elmr.- Willison, Arnold F .ulkner. *. u^wm-k at the iiomi'"J, ofn.Mr 1M. and i^0'1 visited in ln the the Alonzo A,onzo CamnCaml’guests of her parents. Mr, and Mrs. i William Krnes. U-e Herbert. Howard m/. ou,^nt Satock i-hlle bcl1 ,loI"c Parl °r lu&l wr‘‘k * “r,<i iv dinner guest* of their daughter. William Crakes. * Mrs. Herman1 Morning worship—10.i*U WM«:n. Harry Srn-iba. Warren ^vwing hef^went IUiwm n,M» Mrh Alonzo Campbell were In Mrr. Vetdan Covillc und family of Gosch spent Sunday in Lansing with . Sunday school,-!!.00. REAL ESTATE BROKER Rev. E. H. Babbitt Will preach al near Middleville. * Rev. and Mrs. her daughter. Mrs. Edgar Cheney Mcflvnin. Rrvmmir Kenneth Fraiwirco. Friend* of Frank Owen* Fremont on buslnetw spent .the ............. ,1. ....... t,. aMerle . .. * w menus oi .*lieut i.ivui. riniiK vtwtus mwciis . l!to’ know riHUK r*hUll-and Rlnffnnl ,n (The best investment on earth i* the earth itwlfl John McCue attended the funeral and family. * Miner King war. a our services on March 14. We invite r-nllicnrt Marshall Stafford* in Colltean. Seymour St ace Jr. * stMr. W1U be interested flint lie wcekend ut. Mo <f Mr. Banda HUImts of Dimondale Sunday afternoon guest of Mr. and you to hear him. and Mrs. Arthur HnIs*, of Ri»t Lan- now Jocmed at Hawaii and wtali- Muskegon. * Mrs. William Cramer. PHONE STEBBINS BUILDING Mrs. Alvin Wells of South Lowell. DINHAM DISTRICT nm!’1............................ iUu"' f'- 10 ‘hank them for (lie cards and Jr,, and Mrs. Chester Cramer are Pnvnc ol Grand Rapids were Thurs- * Mr. and Mra. B. W. Sisson at­ employed In Hastings. * Miss Ila Willard at Ual! tike,■* letters WIIIVll which IIV hr l»U'. Im-, IR.C4VCW received uuu and Wednesday. Sergeant Rudolph Mr ■Mrs. -............ ; Diiddies l............................. ■ening ?upper guests of Mr. tended the funeral of tiie former's Bova ____ they ..... ....... .. ....................... and Mr* Mrs Rnhrrl Rqbert Rome* Ranies nnrl and _hO|>cs mav..... continue to rcmem- Stafford, daughter of Mrs. Alonzo returned to Scott Field. 111., Mr. :inrl Campbell. is working in the new It- Owen Stcckle. * Mr. and cousin. Mrs. Grace Anderson at Has­ and Mrs. Soya to Belleville alter Mr*. Aber Collin* kxty were a Ger- ber him. He I* a nephew of Mrs. teg William Spear und son und , tings Saturday afternoon. * Mrs •pending several in Hastings. * Mr. and days with relatives noon caller* * Mr anJ Mrs. Allen l J. Oswald and often visited lit* Mrs plant Caliban and daughters j Spenor Johnson’ und Mrs Elton here. « Mrs. Mildred Rhoues and Terry and son Mlfhael of Plainwell nlint nnd family here. * Mr. and visitedJesse her parents. Mr. and Mrs .»Mir spent st.iHr.inv Saturday nmi und Sunday R.m.t.v at nt «i.» tiie Mrs wiill* and Hilmer Joluuon of 1 Church of- Logan were callers of Mra Lillie Cheesepian attended tiie Emmet Swan V \7— of Maple Grove B*mBanfield wire wtre nunaay Sunday visitors. visitors at_ Mrs. Ray Wieland and daughters dinner and meeting for 4-H Leader* home of Wade Town. * Mrs. Wade uanueia Town, local, and her daughter. Mrs. Myron Whitworth ■>. * Arthur TdGilbert Scott spent Saturday afternoon. * Mis. Harold nt Hast Ings Thursday evening. * Rover ot of Bat'le Creek left — Thursday Th..r«i.v in m Battle Haute Creek nrw-x on on hurt. irnvis nover traine vreea ieii • bias■ Is-------another-of our-----young men buMWoods and Dorotny attended the Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hoffman were Travis How Much Will Yo DO YOU HAVE THE 4-H Leaders meeting at Hastings dinner guests Friday evening ol Mr. Fridav morning for a two week.*.' who was called for Induction into ne** and vtsllea her mother. Mra. visit with Kctinetli Town nt Camp army service Friday. * Mr. and .n5 -Thursday evening. * Mrs. Henry and Mrs Erwin Clark in Hosting*. * Wolter*. Texas. * Marshall Norwood Mrs. Theron Rice of Knlamaroo George Scott is a little better and Income Taxes Be? woiicra. icxas. w .Marxian nvrwooa Mrs. rneron nice naiamazoo —-7 MONEY TO PAY THEM? Myers was a patient in Pennock Neil Kidder, who recently entered hospital from Tuesday until Friday Annyz service is located in Camp 1* employed at Fort Custer. Mrs. were reepnt guesu of their narente,,n .H.ast>.n^s on busine^s and SCHEDULE or J9U FEDERAL Bud has employment in a defense Mr. and Mrs Will Rive * Mrs K. \lslting friends one da, lust week, Q This year it is more important than ever be­ of last week. * Mr. and Mrs. Clare Robinson. Arkansas. His uddresr. is INCOME TAXES * Mrs. Ux>n Myers has been subBauett and family of living were as follows; Pvt. Neil U Kidder. nlnnt in Battle Creek. « Mr. and B. Rees nnd Hayden attended n * fore that income taxes .be paid promptly. If you Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. 36417391 Co. A. 63 TNG.. BN.. 13th Mr* Garth Floria have been spend- natty nt the homo of Robert Rees > do not hove enough money put aside to pay the noi.t mist wrea week with their brother in Battle Thursday ;f°T sister. Mra. Dull, whoae husmr uie wun meir onuner ,,m name Creek vrw-* 1 nurauay r-a-ning •■'cniiig । tiandher George Bassett. * Mr. and Mrs. TNG Rck Cornu J T Robinton 1 inr .....i ...... nii'.n , ti,..,, Arkamiu * Mr and Mrs Arthur ’ nd rtrter-in-law. Mr and Mrs. which was plven tor Wendell Ree* bond has oeen been verv very ill. ill . wrncn was riven tor wenucti tices — ims -------------your taxes, get in touch with us for an income Richard Durkee and family spent Ute «rvic.. service , 1------------------- ---------------•• • Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lathrop of Cloverdale called on Mr. Ro«er Williams Mr. Florin ua.-- in- who was Inducted into '»••• tax loan. Poy your taxes and get them off your Fridav at Fort Custer. ♦ Mr. and , GLASS CREEK nnd’Mrs?Claud Sunday. * d'icted ducted Into into tht the’_armv arrnvj nt Fort CusCitaMrs. Claud Hoffman Sundny. .Price of Caledonia. * Mns. Elnora nnd mind'. . . repoyutf monthly! Mrs. Robert Jackson of Ymdlantl : Mr and Mra Prcd oils went to Whitney and Gaylord were Monday Pvt. Enic.it Dunkelbcrgir spent Hie ter Thun dny Mr. Florin returned TAX TAX have movevl into tlw Howard Drake । Kalnmazot> Tuesday and । to her work in Kalamazoo SundnvKalamazoo Tuesday and accomaccom­ evening supper guests of Mr. and weekend with relatives, here. ' *“ h'"' ttntW Loans in Small Amounts or up to $300 Erway ____ afternoon. * Denn William*, son of tenant house where, tlwv will aralst ^,4^ panied Mr Mr., and and Mrs Mrs.. Louie Louie Erway Mrs. St.itzick and family of Cale­ Cavil Advanced For All Worthy Purpows. Several Ixun I Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams who with the work on the Drake dairy l0 Marshall where they attended donia. * Mr. and Mns. Andrew BRANCH DISTRICT limn this year. * Several ladi™ hj the funCra| of Mrs. Catherine Mo­ > Available. Including Straight Signature 1-oan.s, Another snowstorm Sunday night, lias.been quite ill with pneumonia M... Brandt and daughter of Lansing mio.lt <• met r,tat th., ht.mo At . . .-- . the community lhe home of ;ml'aria:»ing Inquiries Made Of Frieiul.it. Relatives Here's hoping it doesn't interfere the pa*t week. Is reixirtcd to te on spent Sunday with the latter's fath­ -■•s-^Ie Gaskill Wednesday and Christine McGlocklin of Has­ • . i^oi. coma tn Or Phone! er. Asa Stecklc. * Rev. E. H. Bab­ loo much with transportation. * Mr. I tiie gain. f^Mr. Herman Reynolds •flu- Lewis Ferrin fam­ tings spent the weekend with their bitt, Supt. of Grand Rapids District, and Mrs. Elite White anil family of' learned Sunitav that the seven year ■and '- Pranaparcnts. mm. rvrrrst grandparents. mr. Mr. ana and Mrs. Forrest preached at Bowne Center church Marstiall wexe Sunday guest* Of Mr. old daughter cl her'brother. Rrv. Al ... .... ...... MTS- ^pfrr^1 •j*t CITIZENS CREDIT CORP. of their clothing last fall when their Havens. Their father and staters and — * Mra. -Kenneth ------*' Norton. — * — * A • Hellenga of Grand Haven, while Sunday, and was a dinner guest of hmne wa« destrojvd bv pre. * Mrs. canM. for thl.in Sundny. * Mr. and E STREET PHONE 2722 sliding on the ice was hit bv a train. Rev. and Mrs. John McCue. * farewell party was given at the war. Battle Creek Ella Smith wa* in Rattle Mrs ch as. Whittemore and Arlene HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Friends from Freeport were grieved home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Flook * jwnt Sunday with the HobL Shoc­ to hear the sad news of the death Tuesday evening in honor of ".heir number of our Indies expect to bc- ker family in Richland. * Ray Otte of. Mrs. I. H Osgood. wife of Rev son. Earl, who left for Camp Custer gin work ut the Wilcox-Rich plant , is staying at the home of hls par­ Thursday morning. * Quarterly mid Reform church in Grund Ha ­ I. H. Osgood of Woodland, who I ents and working at the Mfg. Co. passed away Monday at Pennock meeting services will be held at the ven. * Tiie score in the basketball in Battle Creek soon. ntant in Hostings. ★ Mr. and Mrs. hospital after an operation for ap­ North Maple Grove church next same plaved at Lake Odessa iasr PI.FASANT RIDGE Edward Mathews and daughter Sunday morning. , February 7 with Friday night was 39-39 in favor af pendicitis. They will be remembered There will be no Ladles Aid at Sebewning spent Saturday night of at as ministers at the United Brethren business meeting following the Com­ Lake Odessa. The score of ihu 2nd Coats Grove in February. Mrs. church a few years ago. * Mrs. tear! munion service. * Mrs. Sydney team was 30-32 in favor of D' lton. * Estella Kelsey spent Saturday night Russell Whittemore's. ♦ Don t for­ get the community meeting at the Mrs. Alice Collin*, who has been ai Livingston and children of Clarks­ Stanton pleasantly entertained the and Sunday with- Mrs Margaret church Saturday night. * Mr. and Jolly Dozen, last Thursday after ­ the Jesse Osgood home for several ville visited her parents. Mr. and Lehman in Woodland. * Mr. mid noon with six members present. weeks, returned to her home Juuo Mn. Arthur Richardson. Mrs. Ruby Mrs. Fred Otis and Robert and Ray Mrs. Ray Wieland Sunday. and Mrs. Forrest Havens, Mrs. Wood and Croydon wcrc in Grand Mr. Erway and Mrs. Chas. WhltleRapids. Thursday. * Charlie Town­ Ray more attended the WB.C.8. at Har­ sends arc repairing the Snnunic rv Dunn's Southwest Rutland, house and will move there ’n the Inst Friday. at Officers elected for tBe Miring. * Mr. ami Mrs Howard new year were: Pres.. Mrs. Gerald Binnum and daughter of Hastings Smith: Sec.. Mrs. Gertrude BauehWe will offer for sale at Public Auction the following articles spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. , man: Treas.. Mrs. Ray Erway. ♦ Dwight Barnum. _________ 1 Loute Havens of Detroit spent last at the Martin Veenstra farm 3 miles north and 3 miles east | Wednesday and Thursday with hls Fresh Waler Sharks 1 parents here and called on Hastings of Middleville on Lake Nicaragua, in lhe country ot friends. _ _ -________ that name. Is the only fresh waler ! lake in the world containing sharks. , —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— in Grand Rapid* Friday. * Mrs.1 and family, returned io hls liomc in1 M1M Donna Thaler of Grand Rapldi Alfred Myers of Wayland jir.’hud ! Irving. Sunday. * Rev. unci' Mrs. were Sunday dinner guesvt of Mr a-itli the work ut the home of Mr. j Griffin were In Kalamazoo cn buxi- and Mrs. Jolin Thaler. * MBs Ger­ nnd Mrs. Henry Myera from Tues- nt.,s |n d1c interest of the church aldine Buehler of HasUngs fell hut until Satunluy. * Mr and Mrs. _, . .. d M Pa week and received a broken ankle Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ballance of day “,ul , r „ She in Maying at tiie home of ner Battle Creek .".pent Sunday after­ Bill Slocum mid family of Hastings P"u,MU-'' * , noon with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence were Saturday evening supper dues:* Thompson and family of Bowne sb.ter, Mrs. Dorothy Bustance ot of.Mr. and Mrs. George Ruvtance ♦ C.-ntei were Sunday dinner guesu Hastings * Mrs. Pearl Lightfoot re­ Sme, Leap Karcher. Mrs. Charles Frank Winans.-who has ixen staying ft Mr. and Mrs Joe Kauffman. * reived word that her nephew. Donand Mr. Cllffoid Allerding and Bunn, and Mrs. Adah Metier were witli hl. ctanght'T. Mi. E.n) F-.c on 1 Mr McGregor, who has been stay­ Uiib'.', Mr. und Mra. William T'nkler aid ing at iier home, is now at Camp ' und children of Hastings. Mr. nnd Waldron. Farragut. Idaho HL ad­ ‘ Mrs Harold Skinner and baby. Mbs dress Donald Patrick McGregor. Pauline F.verson. and Robert Smith A S.is Co. 35, Camp Waldron. : of Battle Creek. Frank Winans and U.S.N.T.S.. Farragut. Idaho. * Mr. ■ <on Chester of Irving, nnd Car).land Mrs Claude Walton were SunI Lightfoot, local, were Sunday dinner i1 day evening luncheon guests of Mrs. TWENTY PIECES OF PROPERTY gm-' t< ot Mr and Mrs Earl Ever- j•ViVMlt Walton ot South Bowne. * Miss Evelyn Overtiotr of BXttie SOLp THROUGH THIS OFFICE IN Creek spent the weekend with her - parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles OverTHE MONTH OF JANUARY FREEPORT Steckle spent Friday and Saturday al the' home ot Andrew Brandl and family ot Laming. He attended Hie graduation exercises ot their son Robert. DELTON EARL R. BOYES £5. HfuSTi.’SmTMIS*?. -- ■ •"»- AUCTION SALE THURSDAY, FEB. 11,1943 STARTING AT 1:30. Tiie World’s News Seen Through The Christian Science Monitor HORSES Sorrel gelding, 6 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. ■ Black gelding, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. Roan mare, 8 yrs. old, 1500 Ibi. CATTLE Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, pasture bred 2 yr. old Durham, due in July 7 yr. old Jersey, pasture bred 8 yr. old Jersey, bred Oct. 26 3 yr. old Guernsey, due soon. 4 Jersey heifers, 18 to 24 mos. old. bred. A a lulerrttfiontl Daily Nrwipaptr FARM TOOLS McCormick Deering 11 hoe fertilizer disc drill Good Weber wooden wheel farm wagon 3-sec. spring tooth drag Oliver 99 walking plow Gale 2 horse riding plow McCormick Deering 6 ft. cut mowing machine 2 horse walking cultivator 1 horse cultivator I set of good double harness Odd harnesses Collars Electric fence unit I1 h.p. gas engine 6 10-gal. cream cans Forks, shovels, and many oth­ er small tools TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. , TUB < lIRlSflAN SCIF.NCE PfBLWIINO SOCIETY it Truthful—Contlrucriv*—Unbiated—Free from Sensationalitm — Editorialt Are Timely and Instructive and lu Daily Fralurtt. Togalhrr with the Weekly Magatine Section, Mike thr Monitor an ld«a| Newtpaper for the Home. Price #12 00 Yearly, or #1.00 a Month. Saturday ittue, including Magatine Section, #2.60 a Year. Introductory Offer, 6 Saturday Ittuet 25 Cent*. Obtainable at: Tolhe Rescue! For a year, the manufacture of tele­ phones for civilian uac has lieen vir­ tually slopped by material shortages, and by the production of war com­ munications equipment in the Bell System's Western Electric factories. As a result, thousands of people who need telephones would not have been able to get them — except for one fortunate fact. Instead of junking all the "upright telephones that were replaced by the cradle type, Michigan Bell kept some of them available for a possible emer­ gency. Now those reserve telephones, all in good operating condition, are ’CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM 136 Wert Center .4treel Hartingi. Michigan I CAN SURE USE IT! romparison to what he x sacrificing. Give him equipment and he ll give your free­ dom. What a more, there's making your gaa allowance go further. A car in tip-top condition give* more mile- HARVEY J. ELLIOTT McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES County R. R. Supervisor, Farm Security Administration, Prop DEWEY REED, Auctioneer JAY WING, Clerk MOBIL FBODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR 227 R STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE MM � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-02-11.pdf e13125bcc1e7d6f87663244e89695ec7 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER fIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 RED KlU CROSS LKUjJ DDIVF UKIVl nurses aid TRAINING COURSES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1943 YEARS ADD TO LINCOLN'S STATURE 12 PACES—2 SECTIONS NUMBER NON-PARTISAN CITY i RATION BOOK NUMBER "TWO" WILL GO PRIMARY NECESSARY INTO EFFECT ON THE FIRST DAY OF MARCH "The years add to the stature With all America, that when the | Arrangement* for the nurses' aide Tire fuller call is heard It is Lincoln who i training course sponsored by the of Abraham Lincoln. Barry Co. Chapter, American Red our knowledge of him. the more ' apeak*. •••Hi* the greatness of' Barry County Quota Set clearly do we recognize hi* infinite Lincoln .that’ he has made those Aspirants For Various Cross, were made Thursday evening $7,200. — danger MORATORIUM FOR REG­ I at a meeting of the st committee at compassion, his endless patience, words not - precept ffor Offices File Petitions UM„„„l Mr, Jam., w. ludlord. roum, 'M.lraPr or tn. <h,lrm.n. Mr*. M his power of overcoming the weak- only, but a doctrine for everyday ISTERING BEGINS FEB. 21 Before Deadline Feb. 6 nest and the meanness life. of hLs • •as-• .life. He defined • • • He the defined task so the task so o .«/•> enauman oi ine jeeu VIOM war February 7, 1943 fun(j very nearly completed her’ MLvi ?*lhe,r Kue d^f'..a re*,s’ercd soclates. • • What makes Lincoln , that, in Chunking and London as I Greetings—to our men In the armed ' organization for the drive in March. nurs* »ho «teo has had experience more decMveiy America than any well as Washington, hu words nave j gat^y, Frb 6 sewraI peUUoJU ( of--------------------------- —— ------------ — „.„.™ -nd bottled-fruits, forces? the com,rtl!..l*ach. cUm | Barry county'* * quota *l,uo'*a for *£* c"n- , “ “d5?**^"' a .V?when. 0^? jolh" his understanding become the liturgy of freedom. That I ... d . . X, ! To Bo In Charge 04 Inforp?" ?..’h?t.Zn“k”.A?_rahaT. Ltoeoln|«"«‘*laL,tle0,.,^0,.9ty9erk Dear Friends: motion Center At Locdi jnR at midnight/Saturday, Feb. X. I have been informed that you MHon Office *• •J— ----------- -----------® rSm will be held tirtaSKm hast*«'» »'refused, wo •ini"* 1 cW1 modern »' history lh' n.ir-ao««n rlwre- or -.— — are scheduled to hear this week through the month of March. A to­ classes war tnr for it He name, whose n»r«z>naiit personoiity primary necessary. necessan’. The The law Atoen Johnson was appointed v<W«« torIUr ^on the sale of all items _m ...I., al Pennock _____ C •__ i, sr« m ita i>- n«n.. 1 mnArm histArv whnu. «. is !• IJ cite city primary law I irom the southwest corner of Barry tal of $ 125.000.00) is asked by the jail offers of appeasement and ac- part of the central democratic cun- i requires that if more than two can- . t'bls as-the Community Service 0,1 u,e rationed list while people county. It gives one quite a thrill American Red Cross to carry on its pltai. Anyone Interested in the scioume*s." didates shall file for nomination far War Price-dnd renter for WAR RATION BOOK .... course'commodation. • • • For he under- 'sciousnes*.' -------------farC. Member of the'Local the'Lc to think of our Hastings Banner 1- urged .. -j to write to lhe Red Cross,stood. .. . .... The quotations from an aris that those who lack the tour~~ ‘ Ihe above nr- ( 'any any office, a primary must be held '1 Rationing Board/' Board. 5'*—--------I going to lhe far comer* of th* n.Vi one II .to determine . . . . .has the most n->.< —I-.___ Ls in line with a rooms in the Stebbins building in. ag(. to pay the price for freedom tide ku by llrtml.l Harold Joseph ILaski, who ThL___ '1 «Pl»intment °ales Of the raUBmd good* un{ globe, and carrying our greetings of England's jwiitical : votes, votes. Tlien the names names oi of tne the one one nf» established by Re111 and best wishes to you all Every ut uigmiiu j besl-known irt bi-iutuwii iwiiiii.ti incn me ,lr" P1®1} r-.iuuti.uiru uj the «cto be filled out. i ne rooms are not \>a. nnf mm „■ scienttels, one U so interested in every crumb scientists, beautifully define Lin- having the largest number and the Rional Office of Price Administra- ' y' ?S"ch Although the point rationing ooen every day and it was thought , «tav coin's place in history. Moy the runner-up appear on the ballot in ll0P whereby community service of news we hear about any one of that this would be the easiest way . !o choose m nlb , rath< ^ l h® n s ' a Y * sounds complicated, it is you and eagerly pass it on to oth­ ’ unswerving courage of Lincoln “>e April election. activities and consumer reiations Iq system ery. . to obtain the application blanks. ’ * Lincoln is America, and reallv quite simple so far aa the ers. Letters ore often shared, as serve as a model and an inspiration . piratlon I' .Tliere .There are lour lout candidates for ' e»ch local board area will be super- purchaser is concerned. It is the . Applicants for the nurses' aide America L< democracy. It is s to democratic leaders of. the well, so we do pretty well in keep­ nresent ’an in the Pint ward. Archie present i aItlern R^-kord. Herte^rV ’tCa!klas AWai1’ v1sm1 b>' a board member. eburse must be 18 to 50 years of age.' prophecy, but It is also a warning. rfiv ing track of you. aiSrI Hfickord. Herbert J. Calkins. WaiAmong the duties of the new retail stores and the wholesale sup­ ThLs Jius been quite a winter for The course calls for 80 hours of In- For the America that Lincoln d.ty who ? are rC also 0,»° fared with Wlth dlffl- !u.‘r E®1011#n(1 WldBert Berend .nd Beverwyk. Bev’erwyk. board >~«.umember manuciwill mubeuethe uwappoint.ppui.u- pliers who have the "tough end" of _...» ward. ... a.Edwin .. _ ;... | — .A. rof r a community t. service com- the deal the home folks here In Michigan, . struetton with attendance at every | means, the democracy he preserved. euit cult deelfiifinx decisions whore where the the tenviffxitton temptation it.. n second Smith ment The point system in rationing has and so for we haven't had any I required Upon completion; d0PS not maintain itself. It has to to compromise and appease will be and Frank Hoonan have filed pcti- mittec. which she will head She will been tested over a period of years in complaints about the gas ration­ . . of the course every volunteer pledg... tions. Don Siegel. Fred Smith and , also prepare a weekly report on England and found remarkably sat­ rr tx* safeguarded always; it .has to be forever present! ing. as the snowdrifts and ice have extensive work all over the world !es 150 houra of unpald help nt Lewis are Abbey are ward Third asward as- activities, 1------------------—will -— .. avall— .----------------------1 Lewis !Abbey Third ! board which be ; fought for always. For America, Mrs. Radford announce:, the folhospital during one year. isfactory. It does the Job at hand kept our old juliopiea pretty close­ Isolationists say that the U. S. A. pirants and und in In the Pourjh ward I able to the public at board head head-­ with as little .like every other land, has no other -------------- . fuss and rep-tape aa ly confined to their garages. With I lowing district chairmen: Hastings ’’ •• opposed a by Forrest quarters and -w.v. m uBranch is which — will be m-a. made possible. jclue to its freedom than the will­ can't become a part of any inter- ' Ray ajAFlE DAUC so much winter honoring us ever city. Mrs. Mrs Richard M. Cook; Has- ajatflE DA VC CA TA 1-ane. : available to county newspapers. national association to help main ­ The purpose of the point ration, since Thanksgiving, we are look­ Ungs township. Mrs. Roy Chandler; MljUE* KIIYX 1)11 ingness of men to give their lives worm urucr wnnoui giving un 1 T1.'r.fe Petition* have been placed 1 The Community Service Member system is to prevent rapid price tain world order without giving up 1 for a dream, a* Lincoln gave hLs lain ing forward to an early spring <we Rutland twp., Mrs. Harry Dunn; / IVRBi WVIJ VV X ofrou ^tationa mde^ndence 1 °n f,le ,or clty ckrk' Sterling C. also will establish an information snssti hope I keep your finger* cruised, Baltimore twp., Mrs. Floyd Gaskell; ■■■** HttlC “nd W#lt" W®>- 1 ®‘ bOar“ U'hrrr 1’1’ rises and to insure an equitable dis­ ! life America Is always in mortal ElT re? tribution of available foods and boys) and an early start at those r e* e'enu S*“ce,lace. There is no opposition to the ; qulrie* and complaints will be re­ j peril, from selfishness and greed. supplies. victory gardens. from the powerful who want yet World V.ar I makes one wonder ; city treasurer, Mrs. Mibcl Field, celved und educational pamphlets Under the point system there is Those of you boys who have at­ r.“m™ cSSwn'w'p. Mrs. 'Mn. Utha H^'lu Twenty-Seven Left Lett Tuesday Tueidoy ^more more power, po Twenty-Seven from lhe Ignorant who Just how much national independ- i Neither in their opposition to the. and other literature made available no relation between points and tended the Delton school, or have Another function of the new prices. Ration book pointe assign­ | frar fear 1,1 the Innovating power of ence our policy of isolation has ‘ present city supervisors. Hurry Richrqr The Service been Interested in our basket ball McIntyre: Barry twp . Mrs. Leon malntained maintained for us u* io. Wards i and 4. and Jay Mead, member will be to stimulate actlvi- ed to a particular brand of food team, will be glad to know w* have Dunning; Delton village, Mrs. Fred : Barry uarry county is making maxing anothanotn- I thought ’ * It is the magic of Lin­ wards uarrtc 2 i and »nri 3. i | tie* of board members in the field merely indicates whether there 1* another top notch team this year. O. Hughes: Assyria twp.. Mr*. Rob- er er contribution to the manpower of jcoln. that ths makes him so finally one (Continued on page 4. Sec. 1) | Monday. March 1. has been de­ . cf consumer relations, such as ap- a plentiful or a meager supply. A W’e have lost only two games thLi ert Hartom: Hope twp., Mrs Lester our nation's service when 27 more ; , .signaled as the day for the non- ', pearances peuiances ociore before ciuos. -----clubs, sen jn common, run-of-mine brand of school year, so far. We lost by one point Monica: Johnstown twp.. Mrs. of our young men left this week ' —————————— . । partisan election in accordance I groups and other organizations staple like kidney beans, for ex­ in the last fifteen seconds of the Gladys Conklin: Maple Grove twp. . Tuesday for Fort Custer to be in-1 — D-., I with the state law governing such 1 the board area.’ . ample. which happens to be very game at Middleville and by ten Mrs. Ward Checseman: Thomap Phomapple n|» ducted into lhe armed service. Former nasi IIICJS DOy ; election*. ’ I - ------<«». ■ , scarce at the moment might be as­ point* at Lake Odessa Of coUne twp. Mrs. Frank Coman: i: Prairie- Through some method of selection V-.fi.rdnv Vrh in r-lfv r*1-rV a Yesterday. Feb. 10. City Clerk , —: handled bv the induction station at I V-OmmiSSIOneO VOpt. signed a very high point number, lhe home folk* are not able to at­ ville twp., Mrs. Robert ” Burchett: Rogers dropped the names .of al­ if and when available, and yet tend any of the out-of-town games, Yankee Springs twp.. Mrs. Charles- -----Kalamazoo some of ............ --— - those who ...... •I Word MUiU UllJ krtUI LlkU'CU 4ICIC UI.U has been received here that most 500 Irom the registration rolls ' would be reasonably priced in lina on account of transportation. The L Gill: und Orangeville twp. Mrs.i. passed their examinations there , Paul M. Garrison, son of Mr. and ' us they had not voted at any eiecwith other canned goods of similar physical education program, ad­ Arthur Crawford. .lust week, chose the navy for their Mrs. Curtis E. Garrison of No. quality. On the other hand, a vocated by t|»e U. S. government, line of service and they are not In­ Broadway, and a resident of Boga­ Hom Kardel Will Speak. super-fancy fruit cocktail mix which has been started in our school. ' eluded in this list of those who en­ lusa. La., has been commissioned a । linquent voter* notifying tlpcm that 1 Show Pictures would ordinarily have a restricted 'Bultoiu,'' has a hard time getting ter the army. Mary Ketcham, Raymond Captain in the United States Mar­ The February meeting of the । their names would be dropped un- 1 sale might have a low point num­ off on the right foot, or in keep­ Those who left this week are: ine Corps Reserves. Kenyon Are Recipients Brotherhood on Monday evening less they requested reinstatement. | ber and yet be quite high in price. ing track of left from right biT? Elwood H. Yoder. Charles Hubert Mr Garrison was one of twenty One hundred forty-three returned } he will get there all right. We Blough. Earl Wendcl Curtis. Rich- , men recommended ‘to the Marines promises to be one of unusual In­ The annual awarding of scholar- Items of similar price may have tereat and If the weathermrfn co­ widely different point numbers. have a new service flag for the * I ttrt m It. Duane Inwall. Thls U u a itkutai regular artjttj weekly icuiurc feature ' “ ard Blough. Lrttwut Delwin LeRoy So. the assigned pointe merely school with 45 stars on it al pres­ designed to aid you in your eur- Hutchins, all of Freeport; Harry,i from the entire nation when a call operates an unusually large crowd held in Hastings out for foresters. Chief forindicate’ whether on article 1* ent. but by lhe time this goes to rent purchases of items rationed by Kerloss Balsclr. Middleville; Robert | went “T” ~r~ 'Th-’-naviArA 'rrmtnini>r is expected. I day morning Feb. print we will probably need to the government. ThLs newspaper Charles Gardner, Eugene Vincent This has been designated as the non. This leaves the number of1'scholarships scholarships are awarded i .the Hl Y scarce or plentiful and the point values assigned to a particular ar­ add a few more. We have not had believe* this service will enabte in- । Bennett. William Clair DeCou. John annual Farmers' Night and the legally qualified voters in the city j presenting one ,n to “a Kbov and "v “ "a the ticle may change from week to week the dedication service for lhe flag dividual* to cooperate more fully in William Will, Richard F. Bennett. ?nd m 2*u^ie hLs committee in charge has been for-, girls scholarship is presented by the in line with the supply at the mo­ yet, but will very soon. You will winning the war on the home front Meredith Jasper Reid. Robert Gali ;SiEFSL?hTVrtfnm to^hi tunate in securing Hans Kardel at approximately 2700. with yester­ Girls' League. Valid ... ohk Mkhlkan. I Earl K>d totogjo. E*iS2u5> t£d county agent of Eaton county, as day. Feb. 10. as the last day for hear about that later. Outstanding leadership, scholar­ ment. registering before the non-partisan In buying under the point «y»Here is some big news, boys. The and Indiana 1 U5®i'„dirtaduated from Hastings high thejspeaker. Mr. Kardel is a native election on March 1. The highest ship. school activities and character Duruiavans have a new addition to r-rr.. ton; Duane George Ruthroff.’Clovof Denmark, one of the countries number ever enrolled in the city are ail taken into consideration in tem you have to tum in point* from sch0°l ln cl“* of 1920 their family, and Bob says to tell „ , CoKe< . , , „ 1I1K. several years nun i erdale; erdale. Richard Rte ha rd Brock, Brock. Raymond Ravmond Rowing is taken from th? that has been so terribly overrun •‘-as 3100, making the awards and it is no your ration book corresponding to ago. the total number of points repre­ you that It Isn't a dog, either. ..S,“^.25 f0F 1 pound' Fcb’ 8 t0 George Piper/Woodland; Albert had no'word from Tito* Decide* there you ' want 10 vole ln u ‘ * A P ril small honor to be selected as one of ££X2.U wan*10 v2!e 1,1 April ’Keep 'em guessing", he says. But March 21. sen ted by the merchandise you .1 Jaw Brace. Harold EiJgene Webb. Bogalusa Enterprise and Ameri­ imi4* ° elecubn, and you are not now reg• SUgSt tllft • just to help you out 1'11 tell you this Bill *' Nonamii Babcock. Mm.taa.ltlm. Nashville: can: te'tered, there there Is is sUU and onop­ Knr.tfi rnim-Mi nk- ., totered. still time and Miss Mary Ketcham, daughter of purchase. Tlien. after turning in Paul Garrison, chief forester for much: “It" sometimes keens him up your point coupons, you pay for Mr Kardel will show colored pic- portunitv oo so gotnc Stamp 11 also good for 3 pounds Leon RicMtfd Helmer. Sparta; John portunitv to to so t>y by going to tne Mrs. Ketcham and the late John C. Die merchandise according to the “odo “ce SLTfUU nights, and Bob finds "II" doesn't becomes valid February 1 and good Joseph Anderson, Charlotte; Jack the Gaylord Container Corporation, X*n.±,.r.Hh?.l^PlnU>h^n*? ; cK™cZV Ketcham, was the recipient of the and one of Bogalusa's best known International and also to hi* na- ] ICY always run according to schedule. through March 15. Anthony Johnson, Kalamazoo; Wes­ citizens b)(lnlts and civil workers, has been • Its" name is. Chad Ivan. The tM-rxoiT Both coffee and .sugar coupons ley Milton Hanks. Battle Creek; commissioned ft Captain in the tive land. Denmark. jn this city and Ivan is after Ivan Smith, of course. are from the same War Ration Book Carl Rudolph Brock. Lansing. The supper squad, as selected by person. consider United States Marines Corps Re­ acting President Keith Yerty. is as ! should :r it it ------a privilege and Perha* you have heard that - duty to register ;a tier and then to vote serves and expect* to be called to follows: • .n«r<J ,h.,mu.• «£<>»-•£ « rauon pomu. irom w w— .h k.: Jean Williams and Garth Florla ,7n.. I on public affairs. duty in the near future. He will Shoes are receiving’congratulations. They Earl Bumford, captain, Victor 1 _ either be assigned to the New River. decided to take the final step be­ Stamp 17 good for one. pair shoes O6BERT J. GRIFFETH. Prop. N. Cor San Diego, Calif., marine Owing to ill health and unable fore he went off to camp. So now Feb. 9 to June 45. ■ training base. to secure needed help Mr. Griffeth there is another lonely war bride. Gasoline Brockway, Albert Dykstra. El DC I ACC Mr. Garrison, who has been presi­ Harold Kenneth Aldrich and Leo Cham­ Wayne ♦Merrick, Fred Smith. Del- “IKK LVJJ Stamp Number 4 from Basic, will dispose of the personal property berlain see each other occasionally, Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 gal­’ at public auction at the place bet­ dent of the Bogalusa Kiwanis club bert Whitmore,' Charles Lawrence, literary course, majoring in Journal" * in England. In fact. I guess Leo lons of gasoline, good through March ter known as the W. R. Harper since lhe first of the year, first Richard Schlllmtn. Cart Van Loo, Two Family House. came to Bogalusa In October. 1925, was almost on hand to welcome 21. Stamps in B and C books, also farm located I mile north and I'.i Arthur Struble, William Linnlng- ( Bakery Scenes of Blaze The boys' scholarship cup went to Kenneth when he arrived. I un­ valued at 4 gallons, good tor the' miles west of Middleville; or 5 miles when he accepted a position with ton. iw*k' I the Forestry department of the Raymond Kenyon, mayor of the derstand Basil Johnson is in Eng­ period as noted on the front of such■ south and '-j mile east of Caledonia. —— Hastings firemen responded to School this year. Ray is the son curing Attorney and Mrs. L E. Bar­ ' He is offering a good list of horses, Great Southern Lumber Co. • • • land. too, recovering from a brok­ DISTIMOtnSHED BOMBABDIEB I two city calls Monday evening and of Mrs. Ernest Kenyon 512 W. nett. Hastings, has been assigned by cows, hogs, hay and grain, farm He was bom in Hastings. Mich., en leg. Gamer Pennock has been I damage In excels of $1000 resulted Grand, fat B<Mrd °r War-Training Service. andKenyon. the late Ernest Kenyon. maciilnery, and furniture. Dewey and is a graduate of lowp State in England for six months now. from the two fires. University. Ames. Iowa. The award was made by to a P*nn®««>‘ position as b~ Joseph ’------ “ ' Inspection Deadlines Reed will erv the sale and B. BenHe bought n bicycle, soon after Hl-Y. • fi1® ,he Or*“i^P7 Mr- Garrison is married and the At about 6:30 the truck responded Beck, Beck, vice vice president president of of the i he arrived there, and does a little Book­ Follow-up Ray has been president of the Hi-Y * d ® whw lame numbers of father of two children, Paula, age to a call from the third ward. A sight-seeing whenever he can. He holdersi First Inspection elsewhere in this issue for full par­ 12 and Richard, age two and onehouse belonging to Archie Tobias during both his junior and senior ' P®'* ®.nd army cadct3 “r* r«*l»has been to London and seen some March 31 , Every 6 months ticulars. years. lias been captain of the baa1 * nK , p ’ lj nary #nd flight half years. • • ’ hits. Garrison and and located just east of Michigan of lhe bombed areas- Il is thought February 28 Every ”--------. months infraction. 'rucUon children (till continue to make their Ave. on Bond St. was on fire. The ket ball team and a star player on i ln, that Lawrence Quick is in England, 'C February 28 Every 3 months GORDON THOMPSON and lTOU1. He nc was W« president p.roiaent of O. his nis [■ H® completed an advancad govhome here after Mr. Garrison leaves house was occupied by the Henry the team. too, and there may be other*. It February 28 Every 2 months DAISY THOMPSON, Props. claw in hi* freshman year and the j L'??P M l nt ‘ ^ lnln , R ' “ I July for active duty. Because of not being able to se ­ Briggs family and three bachelor is hard to keep track of them all • vvav vvupviuir , ?.r CTnt' brothers Charles, Clyde and Henry majority of his marks have been I **'h Cameron Florla has been in Aus­ in the Government's rubber con­ cure farm help Mrs Thompson will . ------also ------->—to --------------college — , ond from the top in his class, and Crawford. The cauoc of the blaze A Ray plans enter tralia. and liked it there very much. servation program is to have your have an auction sale at her farm was licensed os a commercial pitot. located 8te miles southwest of Has ­ was unknown but it was thought and hope* to attend the University , His present where-abodt* are not automobile tires inspected well in mite south of that it was due <q defective wiring. of Michigan, taking an engineering From there he took up still more known. Our Rev. and Mrs. W. D. advance of deadline dales. This is tings on M-43 or The frame house war. damaged be­ course. However he expects to de­ advanced cross-countrr and special Robinson have three tons in the to your advantage because should the-Shultz store. She is offering Report Shows Good Year service—one a marine In the Solo- one of your tires be driven beyond an excellent list of horses, cows and yond repair and the lou was e*tl= vote some time in the meantime in training from widen he graduated farm machinery. Henry' Flannery For Cooperative mated at $700 or $800. partially cov­ army service and at present hu. his in January with the rating of Irv repair or recapping through neglect Quick Is in a hospital in New Cale­ on your, part, you cannot qualify will cry the sale and E. E. Gray will ered by insurance. Both families application In for admission to st rue tor Pilot. The annual meeting of the Farm­ donia. Best wishes. Bill.act as Elvert clerk. See the advertisement ers' Cooperative Creamery Co. Ltd., lost their furniture and personal be­ Kenyon College, Ohio, for meteor­ for a new tire. elsewhere In-this issue for full .par ­ Mott is still in Hawaii; Forrest longings which were not Insured. ological training which the army J Is । to teach the dements of flying to of Freeport was held in the K, of Fuel Oil ticulars. air cadets In both the army and Lelnaar in Alaska, and Dale Pen­ Because of the large amount of P. hall there on Wednesday. Feb. Coupon 3 now valued at 11 gal­ nock in Iceland. Ed Lelnaar, Who Congratulations to these two out-, m??3. having been postponed from Jan. hose needed to reach this fire a lons: WILIJAM J. CAMPBELL, Prop. standing student*! ! M the Ume he "terted hl* adsecond call abcAit 7:20 brought the yM .hPme, this foil,, convalescing 21. because of the storm and the Good through February 22—ration Having decided to quit fanning blocked roads. vance training. John wax employed from an Injury, has temporarily rural truck to lhe scene and fire­ > Mr. Campbell will have an auction by the National Bank of Hastings vanished There are others whose sheet colored orange. The report given at that time men worked about an iiour and a PUPILS FINISH RED Coupon 4 good for 11 gallons: sale at his farm located 3 miles eau showed the company, to be Ln good here and had already qualified for location we do not know at present. half before the fire was extinguish­ CROSS PROJECT Valid February 2 through April 17 and 3-4 mile north of Dowling: or condition and n fine amount of a private pilot's license. He also But we are proud of all of you, ed. Ration Banking—Effective on and 2 3-4 miles north of Lacey. He is Tiie Junior Red Crass in the Ban ­ wherever you may be. Kenneth business for the year 1942. About 12:30, shortly after the field school. Mrs. Hatel Douglass, took a leading part in th* forma­ After January 27 offering a good list of horses, cat­ Francisco writes his mother that Butter and buttermilk sales for place, had closed for lhe night, fire teacher, has set a fine example for tion of a local airfield and flying (This regulation applies only to tle. farm tools, hay and grain, and the year totaled $208,694.71 and ad­ last fall he was in the now famous club which had to disband just aa was discovered In the State Street other organizations in the county. Casablanca in Africa, but now he certain business firms, not individ­ furniture. Henry Flannery will cry ditional receipt* from coal, fence, It was getting well started when Bakery and Lunch room. An elecuals) Business Concerns which the sale and Hany McKelvey will cement, fertilizer, etc., brought the One of the project* being under­ the government was forced to out | trie iron and radio left on when taken by the Junior Red Cross is r» ban on private flying club# after location unknown. How you boys MUST Open Ration Banking Ac­ act as clerk. See the adv. elsewhere total receipts for the year to 1224,­ the place was closed, are blamed the making of afghans to be sent In this Issue for full particulars. do get around I Don Smith is now counts: the Japanese attack on Pearl Har36292. Expenses for the year were uagauaM" rattagi. for the fire. Damage estimated at Sugar and Coffee.—primary dis­ a naval cadet. He left last Tues­ $224340.48. making a gain for the $400 to $500. largely caused by to some hospital, the quota being twenty for this county. day from Detroit. If you write to tributors and wholesalers—retailers FLOYD JOHNCOCK, Prop. year of $22.46. ., Having decided to quit farming Enrolled in the Banfield school Russell Smith now. remember to who own more than one story, and The total amount of cream re­ are eleven pupils, one girl and one address him a* ''Sergeant”, His retailers whose gross volume of food Mr. Johncock will have an auction ceived last year was 1,400,345 lbs. boy In the seventh grade and nine address is-Sgt Russell Smith, e» was $5,000 or more in Decern- sale at the Will Norris farm located Butter churned amounted to 527,­ 1942; also chain retailers. 1-4-mile south of Prairieville or 3 910 lbs. Butter fat In the amount younger boys The pupils bought Army Air Baae, Pyote. Texas. Gasoline—licensed and interme­ miles west and 1-4 mile south of of 425.503 lbs was purchased at a yam for the Red Cross with money We all sympathize with Winfred earned Ln the scrap-drive, and set McBain, who was called home two diate distributors, but retailers and Delton. He is offering 2 horses, 9 price ranging from 40c to 5flc. One Of Lenders In The \ head of cattle, hogs, sheep, hay and to work weaving squares for the weeks ago by the sudden death of bulk users cannot. Barry county again beat Iter quota - Makin Island Raid Those Who May Open Ration grain and a good list of farm tools afghan. They started the work —this time by 263 per cent—accord-, his mother. He lost his grandfath­ ' Capt. Merwyn Plumley, son of Mr. Banking Accounts: er, John McBain, the previous week.Henry’ Flannery will cry sometime before Christmas and the for sale. Thirty Nobles of the Mystic completed robe to now on display at ing to reports received for January and Mra. Calvin Plumley of Nash­ Retailers who own only one store the sale and E. E. Gray will act a* Mr*. Town has been visiting Ken­ ville has been decorated with the Shrine of Saladin Temple from the office of the county school com- campaign iu«n«nrrd by Mkhtean reneth at Camp Wolters, Texas, the and whose gross food volume in Dec. clerk. See the advertisement else­ navy cross “for extraordinary hero­ Hastings and nearby communities miMioner. The children used a ; UUera George Carpenter ctudman past two weeks. Nice for both of 1942 was under $5,000. where in thia Issue for full parti­ ism. profcAsionul r.icill and excep­ mete in the Hotel HasUngs here last weavette frame and made four inch! for Barry emtnty and for DUt. 17. Restaurants, industrial and other culars. them, also nice for Mrs. Town to Barry county Republicans, in tional Judgment in actual cdnflict Thursday evening to form a local escape some of this winter weather. bulk users may also open such ac­ cro^ctf,d comprislrx Barry. Allegan and OlCHARLES W. TOWNSEND, Prop. convention here Tuesday afternoon with the enemy” on Makin island. Shrine club. Officers elected to gether in btack by Mrs. Douglass. On Sunday, January . 31, an Hon­ counts. uwa counttea, said that thte county Having rented the farm Mr. nominated Arthur Lathrop as cand­ He was a lieutenant at the time, head the new organization were: In a Ration Banking Account you or Roll was presented by our church Red. white and blue squares have aVu, sct the pace fOr the district. people, to the Delton church. The deposit ration stamps, certificates Townsend will hold an auction sale idate for county school commission­ of the Makin raid last August. His I^eon Bauer, president; Kendall been nteeerf placed at wrh each ennwr comer anrt and the I wuh g qtaXa of $12,400 tof th* Dimes of all our boys In service or ration checks withjour own local at the place located on M-43. 7 er. Lathrop defeated Mrs. Maude company provided the advance Reahm. vice-president: Gerald Law­ other squares are of vari-cotored : month, $27.696 90 worth of stamps Out-of-town yam In pleasing -combination* and are printed on It. Your families commercial bank. Then you write miles northeast of Hastings or one- Smith, present incumbent, by 34 to guard and the citation, which was, rence. secy - treas. and bonds were sold through retail were the honored guests at ration checks against your deposit half mile west of Coat* Grove. He read by Adm. Chester W. Nimlta, guests were Pete Wood. Delton: Dr. the weaving is well done. outlets, according to Mi. Carpenter. The following delegates to the commander-ln-chlef of the United Lund. Middleville: Raymond Smith crroun of ten boys Imvx and one 1 Each district in the county al tout the service, and each one was pre­ whenever you wish to re-stock a is offering a good list of horses, If a group sented with a flower, as the names rationed item. Purpose is to simp­ cows, sheep, farm machinery, hay state convention were named: Ellis States Pacific fleet, and a copy of' and Dan Skellington. Lake Odessa: girl can make such a useful and at­ met It.-, quote. Most unusual record on the honor roll were read. Vet- lify the keeping of accurate records and grain, and household goods. Faulkner. Len Peighner. Blake Al- which his parents have received, Chester Rose, Claude Goldner. tractive article in such a short time, was made bv the Delton-Ctotar’ । Henry Walstrom. und Churchill and to relieve die local Ration Dewey Reed will cry the sale and lerdlng, J. C. McDerby, W. K. Leib- rvads as follows: what ft lot of good could be accom­ dale-Prairieville area which, with a ?! Clifford Hammond will act as clerk. ler, Elwln Nash, Charles Hinman "r=. . . te’w u» wwpulL on lhe in.; Boards of considerable detail. plished by groups of adulte who now Muskegon and Harold •ipend their time in much less prof­ quota of $700 actually accounted for See the adv. elsewhere in this issue and Shirley Gillespie. Al a meeting emy forces and by his cool judgment ’ Benson. of the delegate* which followed. El­ »nd ouuundlnp Indinhlp reulntd V,u,hn. apart®. Five candidal,, itable entertainment. There is a $543730 tn stamps and tends! PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE for full particulars. As an example of the fine co-op­ Io, Shrine InlUaUon In need for more intensive effort by ite Faulkner was named chairman. lhe imuauvcandsucciartilylumrt To the qualified electors of the the only one whose name is on the eration mt»t merchants in the The following were selected as al­ back two chanca by Uta enemy swmboef who wa. the women of thia city and county honor roll, who was able to be City of Hasting*. County of Barry: GLENN KENYON. Prop. Henry Sheldon. Paul which threatened lhe flank. । Inducted Intn the army Monday wa. In promoting Red Cross and other county arc giving to Um rar aUuap Notice is hereby given that a Pri­ Mr. Kenyon will have an auction ternates: and bond sales compalgn, Mr. Oar­ Faulkner. Jesse Chase, C. H. Os, "Whan two leaden of thu fleet "tade a Noble Hntey Johnson na war activities. Well. I think I had better sign mary Election will be held in the pen ter said that Winn GraM al­ ...------------------------ in --- ---------------------। given a life membership Ute in off. City of Hastings in the County of south of Delton. He is offering bom. Ken Braendle, Gilbert Scott, platoon were wounded quick suc­ Other rural Junior Red Cross though inducted Into th* U • With very best wishes to you all, Barry and State of Michigan, on one horse, ten head of cattle. 35 Kim Sigler and Glenn Blake. cession. he personally assumed lead­ Shrine. groups are busy on various projects armed service took tile Um* Monday the first day of March A. hog*, hay and grain. Henry Flan­ Your* sincerely, In the absence of Dr. Frank Car- ership of the platoon which held a and more afghans are in the process up to the last minute to do *w»y- , Eloyae Leonard. D., 1943 from seven o'clock In the nery will cry the sale. See the ndv. rother*. county chairman, Mrs. R. key position until another platoon WRITER'S GUILD of manufacture. Some groups have tiling that he had been aUwd to forenoon until six o'clock in the elsewhere in Ulis issue for full par­ M. Cook presided. Mrs. Homer Smith leader became available. His cour­ HOLDS ANNUAL DINNER painted vases to send to the hospi­ . afternoon Eastern Standard time ticulars. served as secretary. The annual dinner and electton tals and they are also on display at in connection with the campaign NEWS FLASH age and devotion to duty are in for the purpose of nominating can­ keeping with the highest traditions of officers of the Writer's Guild of Mrs. Smith's office. Lt. and Mr*. Fremont Brooks didates for the foillowing Oity of- RENT TO DELAWARE CALLED AR JUBOM DISTRICT OFFICER Hastings was held at 6:30 at Hotel of the naval service. ” have a baby girl bom Tueaday floaa. IN FKMBAf. COURT OHIO. FOE TRAINING VISITS KIWAN1S Lieut, Col. James Roosevelt, old­ Hastings, Feb. 4. The following of­ J. C. C. HAS MEETING • morning. We re all rejoicing here Relatives here have received word City Clerk, Ward Officers. Aider­ Jack Zorn of Muskegon, lieuten­ est son of President and Mrs. Roo­ ficers were elected for the coming A meeting of the Junior Chamtoo and what have you named the man for First and Third Wards. that Marshall Furrow and John ant governor of the. third Michigan sevelt. who took part In the raid. year: Pres.. Mrs. Chas. Leary; Vice wee lass? Dr. and Mrs. Brook* may S. C. Rogers, City Clerk. laenhath. Naval Air Cadet*, have district of Kiwante dub. was the K. Pres.. Miss Ottilia Kamlnske: Sec'y Hastings on Monda; Out.’ 2-25 been sent to Delaware. Ohio, for guest of the local Kiwante club at MLm Sara Beryl Schader: Corr. a good attendance. 45 Falmouth Bt . training. John is living In a dor­ Its luncheon meeting last Wednes­ NOTICE SeoYt Mr*. I. J. Smith; Trews., George Hebdan gave Sheepahemd Bar. N Y. • NO11CB! ’ ' mitory formerly occupied by girls day. The Rev. Don M. Gury disI will be a candidate for the of­ Tommy Waters: Chairman of Ex­ talk on advertisfag. NOTHER NEWS FLASH For the balance of February and and Marshall is in a fraternity ecutive Board, L. E. Barnett. The fice of City Clark at the Primary Billy Crawford has the measles March, the Wise Photo Shop will house. Ohio Wesleyan University is Custer and at the Coast Guard next meeting will be held at Miss ElecLipn on Monday. March 1. 1943. nd la hl* face red—it's a very rash be closed except Wednesday and located at Delaware. Both young camps. It was an interesting meethouse on Your support will be appreciated. Kamlnake's • rooming Saturday aftenjoon.—Adv. 2-11 men are enjoging their training. 4—Dutah Kraft store. Sterling C. Ro«qn> t-M March 4. Home Front JN MARCH Mrs. Aben Johnson, Community Service •SjrrL2 =, “ Member Ration Bd RE1 ISS INTO THE ARMY 01^435 SCHOLARSHIP CUPS ARE AWARDED MONDAY EVENING RATIONING AT A GLANCE • S’VJB ’sasiHa.. AUCTION SALES ®°°K -™0 «"J • OVER $1,000.00 Sn4.*^EulJf*ZJ*SI1wu£fc: John Barnett Now Flight Imtructor FREEPORT HOLDS CREAMERY MEET Republicans Name Lathrop For School Commissioner CAPT. MERWYN ,lre PLUMLEY AWARpEDiM^Wtffi^' NAVY CROSS . ---------- ---------SHRINE CLUB \ 'FORMED HERE ' County Agoin Boots War Stamp, Bond Sales Quota �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1543 LOCAL NEWS bus at basic training, then, they will be due transferred to another camp for . M1 further training. The group of Bas' tings fellows went to Fort Ouster 1 lion* with the Charlotte. The 4 « ' Mr. and Mr*. Faul Coppock and son have been «pandin« hU 30­ ana jars, miujih nctiun. day furlough with the home folk* law, Harry Miller was onnfined to hi* al Dowling. B* 1* stationwl al the home with the Influcnm the first of the week. Mrs. Mr*. Bernard McPharhn ha* reHastings or Barry county visltora ceived word from her husband that to Lansina should know that an In­ h* and a group at other Hasting, dian Trail* biu leaving ths Capital men, have been sent to Camp San Luis Obispo. OaL. for nine weeks of cite at 4:35 P M. mates- the program of the health department, accompanied the public health nurses In their vtaR* to home* and school*, and spent * 1 addrea* 1* Pvt Bernard M. MoPhar- food and milk handling, waler »uplln, u. 8. Army A. P. O. 35, Co. D.' pile* and sewage dl»pos*l. 32Qlh Infantry. Camp ten Luis ObBe sure to set your clock back one Ispo. Cal. Bernard will be glad to hour ou Fch i5, M eastern standhear from bto Muting, friend. tJnw ln'to j'oq a. Last week four dental graduate* M. that day. . from the University of Michigan Word has been received that Envisited the Barry County Health de- sign and Mr*. DeForcst Walton partment for field work in public have returned to Coronado, Calihealth. The young dentist* studied fomin from Seattle. Betty HurlM* started work al lhe 1 Biandstetter or Dr. George Lock-'DeCamp of Woodbury. * MU* Hel- | —————————— Wilcox Rich plant in Battle Creek. wood who acem to know all the •nI^e*or of ¥ec.o*.4waj.h.°.meQp0^|^|2^j'|Q^^ ha* been received that CorMany of u* novices might have Keith Durkee and family went to K‘ L- Paul Bates, who U in New learned a thing or threa about Lansing Sunday to »ee tne latter'* ea, is confined to a hospital .trikes and spares watching wmt of sister, Mr*. Wendell Shoemaker, ! The next regular meeting of lhe there. our high power bowlers after lea- who ta recovering from a serious op- I Hasting* Maccabees will be Thura, day afternoon, Feb. 1g. DUUlct If you atttend lhe home games gue hours last Friday night. Among eratlpn at the Sparrow hospital, Manager Mr*. John Weaoriok of ■ •••------- - —r~ or those sway, it 1* a safe, bet that those glimpsed knocking them down | Grand Rapid* will be present and you will see Earl Coleman. Forrest were Charlo* Florin, Dutch Drews, COATS GROVE a good attendance U desired. Lane. Dan Walldorff. and Al Dykstra Olen Monica. Cliff polan. Roy Bub- tut Week'* Letter H‘wU”nM Mr. M .M Mr. Lulu among the spectators. Qui hlgn JS’ ™1.'™'"’' Bill Ayres. ■chooT team boasts no mere loyal and 'oodland were A board meeting of the Barry HI, brolhen .boulder ,r»„ re- Horror 32^1^ B| vta-I fans. iixio ‘v- itnr. of~ Mra Harlrley tease's last Nur*e* Association will be held MnalblUtv a* ax heroes hernm to tn young immir sbA ‘‘ Thuraday Jir™ . , *. ‘ Mius Ruth Woodman the home of Mrs. Want to catch a lot of fUh in -P°nslbiljty M i. Maynard Moya little time? Consult Clayton tens Wtness Carol Ooodyear who wft5 honiyc from hc| was home from her work in Benton David?V J * 1 ! ?5!?? r„?* ‘Lr _the ‘K weekend * Mr*. Ilre.^r ovsr , Sarah wing of Carlton wa* carina •Mrs. Henry Smith will entertain BARNUM SCHOOL* I for her stater, Mr*. Mary Townaend the Widow's Club at her home Fri­ during her illnet* la*t wqek. * ROb- , day. Feb. 12. with a carry-ln supper l_ut Week . Letter ,ert lAmaay to ert Sease rewlvea receelved woro word TUeeday to al 5.30. Th* honoc guest* will be Gerald Wickham and Mbs Marie ! report for training in the air corp* Mrs. Stall* Huilng, Mrs. Minnie Mc­ Eldridge of lake Odessa, also Mrs. and left Woodland On Wednesday Donald and Mr*. Maude Miller. Lois Wickham were Sunday dinner \ for Miami. Fla. to take training. 4 gue.u of Hie latter'* stater. Mr* Mr. and Mr*. Paul Woodman and Hospital Guild No. 7 wiil meet Myra Woodmansee, of Hastlnts who ' Darlene went to Battle Creek Sun- with Mra. E. A- Parker. 1014 B. Jefcelebrated her birthday, a Mr and dak to visit Lorin Overamith and fereon, Wednesday afternoon, Feb. Mrs. L. E. Holmes of Woodland. I family Mr*. Herbert Johnston, and Elli* I ---------------- *■♦■* --------Johnston visited Mr. and Mr* Wkeatstene'* BrMge Prank Holmes of Grand Rapids Wheatstone', bridle i* not a home of Mrs. Ruiah Webb. 430 E. ■Sunday afternoon. * Mra Lot* ““ • Madison on Tuesday. February 16. Wickham .pent Wednesday night at . the home of Mr and Mrs. Foret ur“’« electrical resistance. ^IvSa HEART OF ECONOMY NORTHERN TISSUE Time for Spring Coats and Suits! I00‘.’ All Wool Tweeds and Serge Suits in Tan, Grey. Brown and Plaid. 1200 economy imperative for all. And this Valentine of Values shows you how to get close to the heart of economy—how to save on the food bill which is the largest single itom of expense in the average 4 rolls famify’s budget. It * a* easy as 1 - 2 - 3! 18c PEAS COLCO Tender, small, can 4X Peanut Butter V E. Cocktail Tomato Juice Del Monte, No. 2!a can DeLuxe Plums Del Monte, No. S'i can 9 "■ -------- VW 9Ac - FLOUR 8C . Wheaties m... GOLD MEDAL w"w Corn Flakes Helio**'*, !ge. pkg. 14c for 9Ec Libby's Apricots No. 2'i giau No. 2 can 21* 25* Reaches lb. PORK ROASTS lb. BEAN SALAD lb. BAKED BEANS pint OYSTERS SAUERKRAUT, FRANKS 1 iKINL,ss lb, of each — both lb. RING BOLOGNA lb. RING LIVERWURST red lb. SALMON STEAKS lb. POLLOCK FILLETS PEAS Popped Wheat g 14c M FRUIBL VEGETABLES H i SPINACH lb. pkg., washed 25c 5 29c' GRAPEFRUIT 10 41c 27c ! FLORIDA ORANGES 8lb*. 45c 5 39c POTATOES, U.S.N0.1 peck-45c JABBAGE lb 6c BAGAS 2«>«.9c 6‘““25cJ-- - - - - - - - Mullers Bread 29' Coffee Mullers Donuts 1 Oc Amber Coffee Cinnamon Rolls 1 Cc pkg IV Whole Wheat Muller* Bread . Lb 1 ftc I W Angle Food Cake 9Qc Muller* MV Muller* Beverage Cereal Soy Kawfee Elmdale Coffee Stretched. lb Old Style Bread ...77.................. 11c I I JACKETS—ALL WOOL 1275 Frandsen9a HASTINGS Kahlllv. taeirmun. ' NccfdUrj. EIC H AN GE YOUR WHEAT SATURDAY ONLY FEBRUARY 13 'double feature attraction 1b. Diamond Muller*, FINGER LENGTH ft FAMO Ovaltine Hilliard Arlen and Chester Morris bag White Flour THE WRECKING CREW 1b. MADAME SPY sack 29c Tapioca 28c Corn Starch 9 Cream “ pkg. 19‘ 25* Molasses 17* Baking Powder 36* Shurfinc Gelatin 1 ftc 1V Ih. pk, . ------- t 7c Sugar Lb Calumrt. ,b. can . • Surfine Noodles Rice ■ 37‘ 6C 16* 5* Navy Beans Macaroni 2 Kj 3 Kidney Beons O Red Lima Beans 15c 21* 35* 22* *.19* 14* SUNDAY and MONDAY. FEBRUARY 14-15 Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES., WED., THURS.. FRI.xFEBRUARY 16-17-18-19 Tyrone Power and Maureen O'Hara All filmed in beautiful Technicolor ahry theathi? B FOOD;,CENTER "THE BEST FOR LESS’’ N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, MICH. always. BASTWOS, MICH. FRIDAY and SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 12-13 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION "TENTING TONIGHT ON THE OLD CAMP GROUND' SUNDAY and MONDAY. FEBRUARY 14-15 "LUCKY JORDAN" Bargain mallure Sunday 3:66 to 5:M Allan Jone*. Jane Fraaee. Phil Spltalny'a all Girl Orchestra 206 i. STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. fuels JCf TUES.. WED.. THUES.. FEtKUAKY 16-17-18 BOND DAY Quality SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. "THE BLACK SWAN Hastings, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 complete slack of salt—fine, medium, and Pep yeur chietens up with our 8.B.V. math. It gives results. 'REUNION IN FRANCE' THE POWER OF THE PRESS MAKE STATE OF MICHIGAN - ORDBR OT TH* CONSEBVAT1OM COMMISSION— OTTER this or next winter. CHURCHILL * "WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME" (Continued Mere po»i coupons doe celve ration rd for pure lime*. On ter how mi Honed good through nr wltlAut the turn paint Here In I of regtsleri BOOK TA through the for war R« proce*. wil One- pera entire lami At lime Book* No. silme there sfy. then y ol the No. a dectaratii indicates t merctally p rationed f Five cans So. that u of twenty und Uie on duct ration you have At lhe ti 1 is turned pared to you hud 6 1M2. If amount is move the coupons have been to a child move* two book. From he RATION in four s First yo aiuitatant the dec l filled out have this 11c* Hon i you can In making port). He the form "tailoring also take dcclarullo check a from BO her of p declaratio Uoiui as of books Second psuM* al "tailored TWO to Ink on t the Info Book No Third. to the d All Wool. A good buy for Large bottli H. & H. 131. Round Sirloin Cuts lb. p,k Nik A I» n»i.i. 4lc _ _ _ _ _ 39c | Center Down......................................... I W Still a a fine assortment of Winter Coat*. lOtTf h*>ln( fikS In "Exclusive But Not Expensive!” j Qc CATSUP ROLLED OATS PANCAKE PET MILK 9 MATCHES Fine and 1275 1500 1800 SWISS STEAK j iPORK CHOPS gc Grape Nut Flakes 39c 25c 25c 49c 27c 22c 22c 45c 32c 24’/i lb. sack 10‘ ...1---------- Circle ffo. 3 of Uie W. 8. C. 8. Mr‘ E,u M>er» Jeffmon Friday afternoon. fWi. 12' al 3.30 **• m A KOOfl ®ttendcome1* d*,lred ,nd ’u,tor* ere wcl- SPRING COATS In gorgeous colors. all wool serges tweeds EARLY JUNE 17c 19c 49‘ 32‘ W' R ° W1U “l“»rata the ; birthday* of members Thursday. Feb. 11. Put luck dinner at noon. , । Regular meeting at 2 o'clock. 2250 Third, serve more of the foods that TnMEAT DEPARTMENT f Libby Peas On February 13 there will be a ■ party for Blue Lodge member* their­ ; wive* and Invited gucata. : OBDUR FOB PUBLIOATIOM First, come to FOOD CENTER where every price is a low price every day. Second, buy a full * week's supply at one time. are plentiful. Start this week! ; The P. N. O. club will meet at ' Friday afternoon at 2 ' otlock. Bring your work. Election ’ of officers. Pot luck cupper at 6:30. ; 16’5 19°o Higher income texes ... the Vietocy Tox . . . War Bonds — and. yes. the higher cost of living, make . Regular meeting of Hiawatha Rebekan lodge Friday evening, Feb. 4'..at 8 o’e'wk- tnltialion. lite .taff Ume n°l hMVe W WhlUl lhlS RATlOl NO.'T ; Flower News ef [Good Morning: ! Saturday. Feb. 13. might be your lucky day for we will be delivering Floral Valentine* all over the city. They will go to wive*, sweethearts, friends. mother* and children. 1 what a day—All you iiave to do U call 2330, the Wilcox Greenhouse*. ' and say to send a plant, bouquet or । cocsage to someone.—have your | name on the Valentino Orcetlng {card and presto—they know Just I what that means. Wonderful isn't It? Asaleaa, Cyclamen and Daffodil* are Important plant* now. And for corsages and bouquet* there aio Rose*, Carnation*. Snapdragon*. Stpcks, Narctauu. Violet*. Gardenlias.-Acacia arid OrclUda. Ill be hearing from you. Good Bye. WILCOX GREENHOUSE BOOK N the pera the offlc Fourth will affi right h �THY HASTINGS BANNIB. THCTSDAT. FTBRCAHT 11. ISM tins of the be Thura. District rcaenl and i Barry Co. Im held at iard MoyI entertain homa Frltlnnle MeMiller. will meet noon. Feb. bryary M, rkapecled ■ratha Re­ nins. Feb. i. lhe staff rhite this Election will be a ibera their brate the Thursday, at r~~ lock. dyer*. aoa loon, Frli 1 attend- ^IIICII FCI IA Al klATTF I'Friday night’s basketball game HlUrl 1( Hl JOI NO I lj of l'*e GA-Apostponed till tonight. February >2-»»* 12. with’“ lhe * the I HUH JUHUUL HU I L J morrow night day to serve dinner and furnish the program. There was a good nttendance. * Mrs. Minnie Campbell of In the Monday edition of The Hastings recond team h ^SJtoSlv rroorded CeduT Crcek CttUed °" her cou»u‘Grund Rapids Herald appeared an <^1 are Mrs- H E’ Barnrs Wednesday. * item about a resident of that city, planning planning to to accompany accompan the varsity ^H?7tandiii?s fi/xmne provld- 3? fono^^2%or*-2 whi mid 0 .E?ler’,.?Uf La*rtnce Vcv a former Hasting.-, lady who has to to Belding Belding on on February 19. --------IO1IOW* -J" MIUOH Z Will ana U nnd un(1 Mrs Mrs - Waglev Wu|tlPV were wcre at at Hastings Hastings many friend.; here. MUr. Minnie B. ing ih» lhe mnrttltnn condition at of th*, tile mads roads Imim­ (Continued from page 1. Section 1) ,B?tl ? ®n .Mondayi * Frank LawMatthews. a sinter'of Jamea and proves. According to Coach Goodell, Mere posseuion of point ration sephomores—1 win und 1 loss. rence. who has been in poor health Lewis Matthew* of Ulis City. this will be one of Uie toughest coupons does not entitle one to re­ freshmen—0 wins and 2 losses. The f . y r, no,'\7 .. # Miss' Matthews, Mute* llw Item, games of the season woi> loosing team li M to give a party In -nie Khulev^ Aid' Society will meet ceive rationed good*—cash Is need­ is one of the btuh-M women at Rid ed for purchase Just as in iioruiiLl Tile girl", health claw took a sur- honor hnnor of the winner winner. All teams team* will on a..the regular date, the third Wed­ Cross headquarter*, a* she is chair­ vey last week in regard to what they be present times On the other hand, no matnesday, in February. Pot luck dinner man of 'the committee wtune dirty ter how now much money one ha*, na*. rara­ wir.ild' like to Study this semester Mes*r.i. Roy Gamer. Wesley Burnoon. The January meeting was tioned goods cannot W purchased - “AJ .££1 ‘L b.|„? ,1< .taX® it is to repair or correct any im­ nnd Mi*. Butler will plan lhe claw re)j. Dana Burge..•. Lester Fchiliing, ut uken un on account’of snow Bound perfection in the knitted garment-* work from this infonm<tlori. through any legitimate channels ttJui Arthur Lojvcr. the faculty mate roads. The February meeting will be witliout the returned to . the knitting di-pattwithout the nrooer proper number number of ot rara- I ,or ,ncM “l BO,aL Uur oaU.. In a ni-ent quintette^ sang 'Diuteday -r-veimig u[ Mir t)iC vuiuiiiuiliiy community ii.ni. hall. * Rev, ....... compurLMii^mnde by , ............. ........ iiriu Uk w IW>. ment. She lias been In charge of | a typical page from Book 2 shows twin point coupons. vi>k* * >ui iiuii- ----- - -----:l< ­ r *hv report* that there for the Women’* rlub. ’’Song of the E»t]P Hume-. of Grand Rapids vlsthis mn work for liver over u a year Hriu and-hunHere in Barry county lha fxroccM four nunxoutui rows oi mx stamp* wiids tn the high school thi* Jelly Ruger"-Candl*li. “Down the lwrf his mother. Mrs. H E Hames of registering for WAR RATION tach, lettered A through F. In tne through her nimble finger* every “rar Ute\VT yrorago’^thru^ oi^n R^d’-H“ann7and "bteKlS ^n*Wun TuiXy. vertical rows mere are four *Himp.* BOOK TWO will be Irandled CGle"-F!on>ytiie were their si-lecweek. More than 6000 women are time. through the schools—Just as It was of each letter, numbered 8. 5. 2 and 1 knitting .... ...i for the .... Red Cross... in......... Grand Scholarship cups were awarded to for War Ration Book One and the I. The letter such a. A or C rep­ Rapids and every garment turned Raymond Kenyon uid Mary KelchWall la the title of resents the time or period during - •- -----------process will be much the same. bv MK*. am ut a rimming assembly Feb. 5 in the Jun or-play, the play on which which the sump is vand. Tin- fig­ in L-s inspected carefully •-• —‘euS ------—----- —the motion picture Herr Comes Mr. One tjerson can register for lhe ure, such as 8 or 2. re> dents tne I Matthew, or a member of her com­ 2-nted ’uS ’wJJjX^^k. entire family. value in points of that stamp mittee Till-, Ls a grand task Miss n°Th<- Barry DUtrict of the M F. A At time of registering all Ration There are thus, 10 pillite under A Matthews has undertaken and oth,u.„. .... .... —— Books No. 1 must be turned in. As­ sumps, 10 under B, etc. er women could well pattern their Maty French, president ot the Giris live* after her example. League board. .Z-J.-.U The . ... winners -..... . ............ arc Held a dinner meeting Wednesday sume there arc four in your fam­ Each person will have a total of ily, then you would bring all four chosen Tor their outstanding leader­ evening, Feb. 3. nt 6 45 in Central 48 points to be used during the first oi the No. 1 books with you. ship. throughout their four years in school play room. Dr. Clyde Sim­ CAMP FIRE GIRI S Also It will be necessary to have ration period. This means ypu may­ high school, tor scholarship, school mons from the Children* Center of Kalamazoo war, the speaker of the a declaration form filled out which use all the blue stamp! marked A. -activities, and chanftter. evening. Dr. D D. Walton gave a indicates how much of the com­ B or C during that pzrlod. You Doria Eaton Mn.on, A. B. M. A . performance of magic. A quintet of mercially prepared and about-to-be may use them up is rapidly ns de­ -.A,,? p'“! SAVm’L/nA WBS was lne the teature leature attraction attraction ox of tne the rationed food* you have on hand. sired—but when they are gone you C^m,i’.i£»rrr ut assembly Monday Feb. BlVeW in Cen- uaeju-rs. Mev r* Dann. Burge**, Roy Garner. Wesley Burrell, Lester Five cans are allowed per person. get no more rationed food* until xclieduled for Tuesday. Feb. 10. at Sdillling. and Arthur Lower sang So. that would allow you a total the government announces a new several selections, accompanied on of twenty can* on your Inventory period. nt Central school. It 1% expected the piano by Mas Esther Doty. and Hie one registering you will de­ It will be necessary to use itamiw that Miss Myra Bumgardner of An assembly was held. February duct ration pointe equivalent to all carefully so that you do not run The boys of Mr. Scheliuiss metal 5. in the seiAton room tor all.high you liavc in excess of Ulis amount. out of them. A 'grocer cannot give the ranks. The !»."•—-« "f •'••• At the time your Ration Book No. change in stamp pointe. So. use Camp Fire p.lrk arc especially urged *hop class have completed their se­ rchCOl student. Rev. Wheeler of the i m-k ketions of project* and arc now United Brethren church in Hasting* 1 L* turned In. you must also be pre­ the high stamps first whenever to attend thi* Council Fire, girls will exhibit Uie handcraft working «•* on them, «** such ’»• as “ n-buiid. rebuild­ introduced the speaker. Rev. Norrix pared to declare how much coffee possible. you had on hand as of November. If the food you buy totals 13 work they have been doing to cam ing auto generator* for motors. The of southern Ohio. Rev. Norri* 1942. It more thaxi the allowable points, for example. It would be honors. One group has made a blest ttend of the advanced general strcAjed phases of life—wisdom. Ma­ amount is rejwrled, a clerk will re­ better to tear out an el*,'ht-polnt ouilt, while another has made n :hop cla.-* boys Is r'.plldng rope. It ture. and squareness with your fel­ move the proper number of coffee and n five-point stamp rutner than Camp Fire flag. You will enjoy Ls their aim to use up the scrap ma­ low man and with God coupons Also, if any coffee stump* two fives, a two and a one-point this display 4f articles njadc by terial before purchasing new. Polka Dot Rayon Thursday, February t. “!or HICKORY ((HINERS 4. z u .tr senior have been used from a book issued stamp. Save the low point »turnp* the girls. Crepe wits "' h held ',’d ,n in ,hr lhe ses­ Las- Week * Letter to a child under 15, the clerk re­ nil possible for low point foods This, Thursday, evening at 7:30 class meeting u moves two coupons from an adult oclockia meeting of the Camp Fire sion room. It was for lhe purpose Rev. Wagtry was called to sand Flowered Large weonesunv to to conduct cunuuci funcrluncrbook. Guardgins is to tie held nr Ute home of i ecarding tin clubs, play.*. “Cliv- Lake Wednesday VI'-. that Mink seniors I.M.V ........ । a) M..rvlC(^ (or Mrs. Harris, righty­ From here tlxc process of getting | itivs, etc have taken of Mrs. James Brown. W Walnut 1UC-". Rayons More than 25 per cent of the coal St. to complete plans for (he Grand part in during 'their RATION BOOK TWO is handled ■ high ‘,Mr h, “h school four year* old. He returned Thurs­ in four separate stages. . I| mined in Uie United States is con Council Pirc on Feb 1G. Each guai- •■ears. l« be used for senior write- day. , Mrs. HiirrL*. was a member.of Novelty Cotton First you go to Die declaration ups hi the Doomsday book. urn cd by lhe railroads. dlan Ls requested to be present Die Methodist church at Sand Lake assistant inhere you will hand in where Rev. Wagley was pastor for Prints the declaration form previously ■ three years * The WJ8XL0. of the filled out.—(The Banner hopes to Bunnell church were entertained ut Seersuckers have this form available for pub­ the home of Rev. and Mr. Waglev lication in the next issue. If so, Wednesday for dinner * The W M. Sou can clip this form and use II .Missionary Society was entertained i making out your declaration rc• Wednesday tor dinner, nt lhe home Krt). Here the assistant will scan of Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Lawrence and e form, observe ite notation for children. This was the annual men's "tailoring'’ of coffee stamps, and also take over Book No. I. The declaration ' assistant' will then check u reference table and deduct from BOOK NO. TWO the num­ ber of pointe ns indicated by the declaration, distributing lhe deduc­ tions as equitably over tlxc numberof books Issued us possible. Second, the declaration assistant COTTONS ARE pntscs all Books No. 1 and the five AMERICAN! "tailored" WAR RATION BOOKS TWO to the recorder, wlur copies in Ink on the cover of BOOK TWO Fresh, clean cottons . . lhe information on the cover of Book No. 1. grown and manufactured Third, the recordin'; auLManl in America . ' . are char­ then n-’s-p, e-irh BOOK NO. TWO BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE to the document assistant who cop­ acteristically American. ies tne seclal number of each BOOK NO. TWO and the name ot They're easy Io keep tlie person to whom It is issued in i the official document register. looking new. They wear HAZEL ROUSH. Mgr. HASTINGS. MICH. Fourth,—the validating assistant | like anything! And they will affix w validating stamp in the । right hand comer of each WAR cost little. All of these.are RATION BOOK TWO and write actoas the face of lhe stamp, Uie serial number ot the ooox. Thur., when the procec.* L* ended you wnl nave tn your possession all o! the No. 1 books you turned tn. which must be returned ano- used lor tne purchase of sugar and cofxee and an equivalent number of V/AH RATION Boon.8 nu. » Wu WAR RATION BOOK TWO will contain four sets ot blue stamps 1 RATION BOOK NO. "TWO" FRIDAY LEADER OF RED CROSS COMMITTEE MRS. ROY YARGER DIES UNEXPECTEDLY D1KH AFTER OF SEVERAL Mrs. Roy Yarger, I Di aged GO. passed away st unexpectedly on Tuesday evening. -----Feb. 2. from a heart attack. Mr poor health an winter. Freeport. Surviving are the husband: two daughters, Mrs. Forrest Coleman. Hasting*., route 5. am! Miss Nellie Yarger of Detroit: two grandchildren; two brothers. Merle Miller of Sumner and David Miller of Salem, On-gon. and twd *lsters Mn; Bert F. Bailey. Grand Rapid* and Mr*. Stewart Draper, Altd The funeral was held at the Leotmrd chajicl on Friday afternoon nj'two o'clock, the Rev. S. Conger hai-ay officiating. Interment > >n the Freeport cemetery. SPECIALS SATUI">A, “ Bright Colton Or Smart Rayons For Informal Street or Sport Wear no. 2 can 16c LIBBY'S GRAPEFRUIT pound 18= ARMOUR'S STAR LARD CAMPBELL'S NEW IMPROVED TOMATO SOUP 2 for'17c no. 1 can 2 f°r 15C LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE SUNSHINE EVAPORATED MILK 4 for 37= lasioir— BRENTWOOD DRESSES 198 If you're ddlng your' housework between hour* at the Red Cross and evening* at the canteen, you'll want plenty of these smart informal irocks I Easy-to-slip-lnto button front styles, classic shirtwaist type*, summing beltless models. A wealth of gaily colorful shirting stripes and the new novelty cot­ tons! Also rayon crepe*! Sims 12 to 44. Bright Print* SALLY LEA DRESSES J29 reasons why Penney cus­ tomers have always val­ ued cottons. Designed to give you the most for your money In crisp styling 1 Classic designs! Sizes 12 to 44 Wear cottons and save, so you can keep on buy­ ing War Bonds! NEW METER READING PLAN Smart For Right Now! WHATEVER YOU BUY, GIRLS' DRESSES WHENEVER YOU BUY, SPEND SOME OF YOUR I19 OVER 600,000 CAR MILES A YEAR/ DOLLARS ON WAR STAMPS I BUY YOUR Delightful frocks that will charm any girl! Crisp basque, tailored or princess styles In col­ orful cottons! Spun rayons, ginghams. per­ calcs and chambrays! WAR STAMPS AND BONDS AT PENNEY'S! To PLEASE a Feminine Heart! Needless fo say this is a necessary curtailment and a vital harm and Comfort in one Gift! contribution to our war effort. It requires over 100,000 miles of automobile travel to make a single reading of this Company's CHENILLE ROBES They’re meters. By reading these meters once every two months instead of monthly this great saving in car miles is made possible. Customers find this plan convenient. You pay the same low rates for service. The only change is that your meter is read once every two months instead of monthly. The month it isn't read you Refreshingly The perfect valentine gift for any lads on your Ustf Soft and warm ... the thick chenille tufting makes it , cozy u ithout being heavy. Smartly nlpped-tn waist, and graceful skirt Bright pastels. z Pretty BEDSPREADS Quaint Colonial Pattern! 398 , Pocket Posies Simple all-over designs In white with richly colored backgrounds . . . on tiie other side, white backgrounds with neat colored patterns. Woven of sturdy cot- HANDKERCHIEFS Wisps- of sheer c< with dainty floral {signs. Plain while tinted grounds. are mailed a bill based on your normal use and it is, in effect, a payment on account. It lets you continue to budget your expenses on a monthly basis. When your meter is read the following month Indian Gay Design Jacquard BLANKETS your bill covers your actual use of service for two months LESS 1.98 THE AMOUNT YOU HAVE PAID ON ACCOUNT. i your rering city. »uses, your eting Just L«n’t fodils And son*. •Rdv l> Your Cooperation Has Made this Vital Contribution to Our War Effort Possible Striking signs in stur­ dy cottonl VI- ’ coptbiniitions!” • Deep colon! ' that won’t show soil easl•’lyl . Enjoy Sewing With Sorority RAYONS 59c yd. (onsumERS power (oirphrv SERVE AND CONSERVE FOR VICTORY ter.t. Mrs. Alice Card, llaaUm Dorothy Kingsbury. CloverdA Emmu Johneock. Detroit. Il 1th Morri*. Allegan, Mrs. Brown. Plainwell, and Mr Behling. Chicago; eighteen children and three greal-gr dren. Funeral services wera Wednesday afternoon at Uie Hmton fimrral home, with interment m Uw Prairieville cemetery, --------------- ---------------------BOND Individualized prints typical Tiny, medium or bold de­ signs. All new New Season Designs In COATS and SUITS Or Dressy 1650 A new suit or coat is like the first robin . . . just apelh spring! Select yours from thi* collection of smart wool­ tweeds.' wool fleeces, and nov­ elty fabrics. Sizes 12-20. ♦ PENNEY’S . . . SUPPLIERS Sprinf RAYON HOSE! 79c A new investinent in beauty and appear ance in sturdy weight hose. FOR THE 59* 25= Smart Plain color* in ribbed Cop My to A sturdy long HOME I i) for �TDK. HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1943 faoe four 1 Intyre and children rd Quimby ware EDITOR ALS Hervicee Saturday morning Sunday 'iftoniing. communion at 8 o'clock: Bunday school at 10; worship and aermon at 11 o'clock. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH iTemporary location — IO.OF. Morning wor?nip at 10:00 o’clock Hall, small auditorium. comW Jrfnext Sunday morning. Mr. fitoiie fereon and Green.> LINCOLN'S STATURE ’ will preach from the theme. “Is It Public invited. Nothing to You?" Tills is the 'aecond wrmon in a brief serie* on FREE METHODIST CHURCH "Stewardship." leading up to the Corner of K. Colfax St. at'Boliyood -week dash with Hitler or Japan, but of dedication. Feb. 28 to March Rev. Seth A. Daney. Pastor here we arc fi«htin« in World War Thursday. Feb. 11. Prayer meet­ Feb. 21 will be observed u lay­ XI. None of u* Uke the loca of ra­ ing at the Hastings church at 7:30 men ’s Sunday throughout tne tioning. or converting a. major por­ Methodist church. In the tion of our resources and Industrial Sunday. February 14 10:00 A M. have capacitv to the manufacture of war Sunday school at Hastings church chdreh. the laymen will ------charge of the service under the di­ in charge of Mrs. Etta Mendmaterials—but we’rt doing It. Ra­ 11:00 A. M. Morning worship lead rection of Mr. E. F. Bottum. local tioning never hM been and never lay leader. The week of dedication by Uie pastor, can be papular with three used to BANF1ELD L« designed to deepen the spiritual the n.uo uk American —. wav — — of — life—— but we -----’r* Mr* Walter Hobbs spent most of' life of the church und to Increase charge of Miss Rinda Squire the loyalty on the part of the mem­ accenting It. We don't like the Idea last week with relatives in Indiana, 8:00 P. M. Evening evangelistic of'dridUn ’e our young youne men a nwav bership. of drafting wav * A Community farewell party service lead by the pastor.. . . ... , ____ ___ u-as oivm nt thchureh rmrtTminllv The Sunday school will meet at fmmwhooh. farms, nrofesMon* undJ was HOL.. given U. at WIC Uie CUUIVU church .VIIUKU.'. community ” Wednesday. Feb 17. Prayer Tuesday Del"­ meeting industries to swell ttx- ranks of ar’ rty>m last Tu( *’«v evening for r>1 for Ute Castleton point at 11:20 on Sunday mofnlng. . phia Byers and family. The Byers growing armv. navy and air force-- are moving to Battle Creek. * An­ the home of Charles Mead at 8:00 BAPTIST CHURcif b'rt we're doing it. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. drew Adams, an old resident of tills Don't miss these old fashioned Divine service* at 11 o'clock. Scr■ community, died nt the home of hU services. You are all welcome to mon by Pastor on ''Kndeah-Bamea " only possible alternative to accept­• son Shirlev in Battle Creek last come to any of these services. Evening service ut 7:30 Sermon by Tucsdav morning, and his .remains ing domination bv the Axis powers. I were laid -to rest in the Banfield W* isolated 0'irselv-s from rorlrl cemetery on Thursday. * Orv. Dunn , Tuesday night* B Y. P. U. All •affair* but world affairs would not is not improving in 'health and is METHODIST CHURCH young people united, meeting ut ' rttil under the doctor's c8re- * Sunday school at 10:30. Lawrence the church at 7:30. sucked Into the vortex of an Inter- Mrs. Aggie Willison will soon rc- Adams. SupL Preaching service at Wednesday night prayer meeting nattonal storm which benn thou- turn from the Leila hospital in 11:30. Class meeting at 7:30 and ainds of mile* from our shores. At­• Battle Creek where she ha* been evangelistic message by the pastor PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH > ill with pneumonia * The W. S. C. at 8:00. We would be glad lu have lantic and Pacific oceans. Uio,e Be to your church a valentine. • S. will serve dlnr.er in the church you at ail our service.*. Dressed in your best and looking basement Thursday Feb. 11. Pot of Uolallonlxt*. were no more ef­ luck. ♦ DeVon Putnam and family parsonage Thursday afternoon. Al! fine. fective than France's Maginot Line' . of Dearborn spent the weekend with the Indies are urged to be present. Though unadorned with silver lace. In wardin'’ off the inevitable. the home folks at Twin Cedars. * Young peoples prayer meeting Your heart will glow m proper place Even with Hamilton Fish in th? Onn Johnson is much improved in Friday evening Is nt the home of /.nd odd a tiirlll to worship's grace; Wht’e Hot«e. senate and hm'ie' health orid he visited his doctor in Mr. and Mrs Howard Proctor, just You promised when you joined, you know. stacked with members of th- Hatting* last week. north of the North Irving church. Communion service Sunday morn­ You would attend—*o why not go? •'America Flrxt” committee nnd Sundav morning worship at ten ing. Charles Ltndbcrah as secret ar v of thirty o'clock. Prayer meeting next Wednesday Every jar of home canned fruit state, we couldn't have avoided the Sunday school at 11:45, Mrs. At­ leaves a can of commercially packed evening nt the home of Mr. and tic Hay. superintendent. issue. Afra. Lawrence Adams. 927 E. ClinSunday Evening Club at six Looking backward, which L« nd- fruit for our armed forces and for tdn st. mittedly much easier than looking our Allies. Every jar of fruit put up We trust you are planning to at­ o'clock. Patricia Fewless,-president. Boy Scout Troop Monday night. forward, it is possible to see how at home leaves a little more freight tend the special meetings starting space to carry war materials. March 1 with the Meyers Quartette Roy Cordes, Troop Committee chair­ man. In shaping events after World War The Woman's Missionary Society I unique so plan to be there every meeting which wa* postponed last I so that another outbreak could night. have been avoided: Of course. w» week on account of the weather did make some efforts but always will be held today < Thursday. Feb. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 11 > at 2 P. M. nt the home of Mrs i as a completely Independent in­ MILO Morning worship 10:30 A. M. Ser­ Abcn Johnson, 309 8. Park Street. . The Milo W. S. C. S will be held dividual and never ns a member at. the home of Mr*. Henry Ger­ mon subject. ' All Out Co-operation Mr* D. A. VanBuskirk will continue < ot n team. her review of the study book and . Two world wars within three dec­ maine. Wednesday afternoon, Feb in the Church.’’ 17. At this time we will learn who Sunday school 11 ;30 A- M. the program ar. announced .last ; ades have pretty well demonstrated our M A. F. friends have been the week will be carried out. that Isolation from the pressure of Last Sunday- morning the Boy ' EMMANUEL world events is imtxxsible in this tercAting. program. Scout Troop and .their Scout Mas­ * EPISCOPAL CHURCH modem era of swift transportation The vestry of Emmanuel Episco- ter attended the morning service at I CEDAR CREEK and communication. p«r church -held their annual meet-3h«pJ“by“1^ Church in n body. At the next oo. nunrou ui .plow uy. vM.ur The community' club was |x»lPig for election of officers, on Feb At ,hp nexl meeting mrctln' of of the Uu> Pres­ So, instead of sitting by while Guild the following offic­ X - 2- Those elected were W. A. Schad- byterian will be tills1 week Friday night. Pot ers will take office for the ensuing I cr. senior warden: G. E. *3oodyear, year: luck supper. All invited. President. Mrs. Harvey Elliott, junior warden: Dr. G. L. Lockwood, vice-president. Mr». Henry San•Tolve us anyway if they git bad -----------secretary; and E. L. Taylor, .treas­ decn; secretary'. Mrs. M Borras; enough, let s get in there and de-a DELTON" little directing ourselvfes. i A church board meeting for Milo. urer. treasurer. Mrs. Sterling Moore Emmanuel Guild had an unusual­ America, England. Russia and ’ Prairieville and Delton churches Rev. 8. Conger Hathaway. Mod- , ly Interesting meeting at the home erutor of the Synod of Michigan, Chin* working together could et- will be held in the Delton Metho ■ tablUh nnd maintain a peace with <h--t church Thursday evening. Feb. of Mrs. Wnllacc Osborn, on Feb. 3. goes to Detroit next Monday to’lit- I Following the business session. Mrs. tend a two day planning confer“The th. teacher* of ar the D<U«,> r.u.nl Delton Rural Charles P Dibble of Kalamazoo. cr.cc of Synod's Committee on their state'men and their people *o Afticunuru «... — e » Agricultural «»««! school will have a *}»«> •* Diocesan president of the Christian Education nt the Fort ! desire ' I parte in the rchool Wednesday Jfomen of the Church, discussed Street Presbyterian Church and the I the work of church women in their Hotel Fort Shelbv Mrs Hathaway I night. BARRYVILLE ' The Senior Roy Scouts win en­ itxal organize linns a* well as in the will accompany him ns far as Ypsi­ Pleat* remember our WJ3.CS. ,e™*»n tertain vtwir their go. girl re.c.iu* friends «c at u a puupan­ dioce’wz' as a whole Valentine drc- lanti where she will visit her dinner this week Thursday at •J the cake supper in the school building orations were used on th? table daughter. Mrs. Carl Scheffler and , home of Mt1 and Mr*. E H LathLn,h.- ■ Wednesday night, night. me The junior Junior noy Boy ^7* where tea was ~«'red pound bv by the rnm. com­ family. rop «ou are rordlaUyJnvited. * wlH a BUpper thcrc mittee composed of Mrs B. R Reed Several mothers attended Ute — ----- j-..------<— Mrs James Maron. Mrs. Einar Thursday evening "Mother* Meeting" at the school Frandsen and Miss Sara Beryl SCIENTIST house Thursday afternoon and pari MARTIN CORNERS Schadcr. The subject fur Sunday is ' Soul. of the time waa spent observing tlie children at work * Russell Mead Mr*. Agnes Barry Wednesday. Feb. and three of his F.F.A. boys of Ch- 17. for (Hit luck dinner. All arc cor­ coda were Tuesday night guest* of dially invited. his parent*. Mr. nnd Mrs. Merritt Mead and attended Farmer s Week GOODWILL ’ at Lansing. * Dr. Clayton Wlllllt.s Tne Goodwill p. T. A. will meet of Saranac, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. at the school house Friday evening. J. Willitt*. was taken to Blodgett Feb. 12. at 8 o’clock. Committees— • hospital. Grand Rapid.’, Thursday Mrs John Stamm and Mrs. Rich-* evening, suffering with pneumonia, nrd Hathaway. but is repotted belter now and imKved enough to be taken out of 1 oxygen tent We all hope he continues to improve. * Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kt'sler and family were Tuesday night supper guests of her JEFFERSON ST. U. B. CHURCH The Jefferson St. U. B Church Krents. Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Will­ s. * Mr and Mrs. Stanley Haley Revival is continuing with Increased and children of Lansing and Mr. interest and attendance. AU are in­ and Mr* Huron Healy and daugh­ vited. Song service at 7:30. Preach­ _________ ______ ___ ing at 8 o’clock. E. M. Wheeler. Paster of Lacev. were 6und*v dinner gUG'ts of Mr*. Clara Day and VI- . tor. L V I I W l\ i r* u -—————-— ----------- 1 Day W)d Mr. Gordan Hoffman were Qundnv afternoon eallcrs of Mr and Mrs. Eldon Day and children of MeKelvey dhtrict. » Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cain entertained their " daughter and husband of Richland fordmuer on Sunday. * Nancy and Janet Marshall spent Tuesday afternoon with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gillett * Mr and Mrs J L Higdon, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs Harold Higdon and baby of Battle Creek spent Sunday in Kalamazoo with Mr and Mrs. Al­ fred Higdon and family,. The publicity trophy cup has bMn I RESOLVED. That The Atr.i sent to the engraver’s and when ro- Legion hereby regtricts the exj Banner. Her kindly services will ■ turned will be on display at the Le-. ture o' funds by the Atrxliiat rived from poppy sales to direct wel­ be missed by a wide circle.of friends fare nnd rehabilitation of vetewn The fuperal was held at lhe Hun­ ton funeral home in Delton «jn At a meeting of the NaJooal Exel"LfVJ WXJB cutive committee of the'American familtes and to - members of the Tuesday afternoon, with burial fn~T&MV Legion Auxiliary held In Indlan- preecnt armed forces of lhe United Uie (Jriwsey cemetery. States and their families: Fiwvidrd. _________________________ .. apoll*. Ind.. In November. 1942. the ————-------------—————— f0||oalng resolution relative to the Notice To Delinquent Maabera expenditure of Poppy funds was used for welfare and rehabilitation All members who nave not paid adopted and is now tn effect: in ev- forces of the United State* nnd their SOUTH HASTINGS their 1943 dues are reminded that cry Auxiliary Unit in the United famlhen. precedence should be given COMMUNITY' GROUP Use Legton Monthly nnd National States: in welfare work to families of vet­ Tlic South Hastings Community Legionnaire will be discontinued unWHEREAS. The National Organ­ erans who hare received Injuries or less their dues are paid in lhe month izatton of the American Legion Aux- who have Men killed in line of duty. of Feburary. Hiary now sponsor* Use manufarjhome of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith Tlve local post has almoat exceed- ture and sale ot tlie American LcMunday evening, Feb. 8. with eigh­ ed. Lost year's tnmntoeraliip *<> get glon Poppy, pursuant to authority PASSING OF" MRS. teen mrmbera prfeent. It was voted your due* in-right away. Don", wait heretofore granted by The AmeH-'JENNIE REYNOLD! JENNIE REYNOLDS ‘ to change the. date'of the meeting until the youngster* come home can Legion; and 'Mra. Jennie Reynolds, aged 78. from the second Monday to tne from this war and find you are not ----------------- ---AU of the revenue de­ died WHEREAS. Sunday night tn Borgcss hos­ a member. rived from the sale of the poppy pital in Kalamazoo after a short third Tuesday evening. conducted by the American Legion illness, Blie was born in Copper —A*'U:e discussion leader did not receive Uie printed material for the Twp.. Kalamazoo Co. but hsddivcd Remember lhe Joint meethw of welfare nnd and rehabilitation rehabtlltaton work onh only,./at Cressey for. many years'. Her lereon- from Lansing, instruction* the Legion and Auxiliary tonight, wcKare the meinberahip drive were du>but under the resolution adopted by husband. Elmer Reynolds preceded for Thursday. Feb. 11. oussed. Mrs. Elmer Bush had this Committee nt Ito mreting held1 her In deAth. She is survived by charge of recreation und refresh. tn November. 1941. certain Unit*' a daughter, Mrs. Clifford Taylor ot at iiHtr.iiMiic have made uiiuvuuin donations from uic the siappop. There wa* a good attendanee ........ Mr nnd Mrs. Gerald Smith will en­ Altvltlarx* meeting mp..on pi, Thursday Tl nr-jlil' py . .. funds «.... > .to. other __ _____ a_ .1...... en-'' the Auxiliary organlxations tertain Uie next meeting. evening. Committee* appointed for gnged ln r,.nd/ring service to mcmchildren: a sister. Mrs. Mac Hud-.on the next two month* are: March. ix.rM Of the present armed force* and of Vicksburg; four broUicrs. War­ Mrs. Gertrude Craig. Mra. Elvira thelr fRraUlek rather than for direct ren Cairn* of Cressey, Willlanr and H. THORN APPLE FARM BUREAU Sayles and Mr* Mary Wiedlea: for rehabilitation and welfare; and Everett Calms of Freeport and De- ' April. Mp. Lvdla Mis. Irene i«n. Roger'. n------- ----WHEREAS. Due to the prexnt Iob Calm* of Temperance. For I The February meeting of lira Johncock and Mrs »>.«»> Esther *-»».. Fctt. emergency such fund* derived from many years Mrs. Reynolds has Smith Thornopple Farm Bureau said iwppy sales are not sufficient been a faithful correspondent of will be held with wiUr Mr nnd Mrf; Watch lhe Banner for announce- to cover such donation* and to pro- the Hastings Banner from Uie East Wm Cridler. February IB Potluck ments a* but one meeting 1* held vide *uch necessary direct relief: Wall Lake community. When she slipper. Topic for discussion.' "An per month until further notice. now, therefore, be It - was unnblc to write, she asked Organized Agriculture." 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IKw» SOAP FLAKES Rainbow Pailel RENUZIT Gallon can 65C Sale eHactive dry cleaner WESTINGHOUSE . l mnRKETS large pig 17c Alura - sale lor lined wathablo* DINNERWARE KROGER 19c n>. u> CALUMH whan you buy any Kroger Brand hem Waters Clothes Shop 3 The "sucrose energy food Drink il daily for ils rich Vitamin C content Buy NOU Before il u Too Laie. 2 PT, 7'^c TARLE SALT Cake Fleur Red-ripe, solid pack assortments and right sizes. 3 Pis> 20c Desserts and Puddings lb 21c HEAB CHEESE 2 Country Club, griddle-lesled. 3 cl9< 16c TWINKLE HOLLAND RING METT lb 35c Tomatoes Country Club ENRICHED. 32c 4 Lalonia Club - aborted flavors LARGE SMELT •> 10c YELLOW PERCH — »> 21c DRESSED WHITING CISCOE HERRING VEIN-X SHRIMP 35c £S1OC BED’S d01.n 45c LARGE EGGS BtVEBABES POLISH SAUSAGE tCT the ball gam Iv of On < nd with tained w or. * M werd fn ttyit he ' on • the thought nnd bra Weber H. 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Thiron-enriched lor health Jack Frosl brand. pig 10c SHREDDED WHEAT 50c large haves 3 2 17c Country Cfub.Whaat flakes, 2 pkgs 17c FANCY W1NEIAF APPLES 3 9999932689999998299120826 SPECIAL PAK "JJ $2.39 Kroger's Wesco • He Advise- THREE LAYER 3 nxu 13c Wrapped bathroom tissue SCRATCH FEEO VICTORY BRICKS 19‘pt- 37c qt 28c 1-POUND ROLL 2 WHEATIES S1.3B VITAMIN CAPSULES 50c A. B>. C, D, G. 30 day* supply CIGARETTES Ca-ten SI.24 | MST TOASTIES 25c 2 MACARONI Butter tSc 2 or Kellogg's Com Flakes The Banquel Blend Kroger's Embassy, triple-whipped 8-oz jar 17c. CUCUMBER SLICES COBH FLAKES WOO Country Club. Crisp, nutritious Country Club lb. 12c r pks Butlermilk Pancake Mix 21c ib 25c 5 McKenzie s effective Feb. 8 to "March 21. Bring your slamps to Kroger's CHURCHES for Home Use 27c a SHOP Ice Cream BUCKWHEAT Flour. 100$t pure buckwheat Rich and vigorous! COMMUNITY NOTICES WATERS NFWx MrSrSfe Lamps - -d. 10c Most stui ROMAN CLEANSER 2 Q-a-h 17c ’/j. Gallon botlla 15c 10LVENTBL Urge size 60c AERO-WAX No-rub floor wax. Um 25c r.n. 23c Quart 43c In Be land t entere land « listed specia �WOODLAND Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crockfofd entertained with a family dinner Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Crock ford a jnother. Mrs. Ralph Lefflt-i. Guesis were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leffler and daughter-Joan.­ * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kimble and cured employment at the Mattings Mfg. Oo where ha remained until lie enlisted In the Army in October l»40. He wai accepted for flying training in June 1M1 and received file Sliver Wings in October of last year. January 4 of this year he was promoted to Flight Off Ker and wa* transferred to a California field 1 ginning naxt Monday. February 16 derson, Nancy Hager. FltlDlp Born. Church of the United Brothren in -- ---------- n—.. Christ when the Male of Michigan returns I H. Osgood. Minister to lit former time, by vole of the Woodland leglilature. Morning wonthip 10:00 A. M. Woodland Played Two Home Games Sunday school U:» A M Christian Endeavor 7:00 P. U. Worship and sermon 8:00 P. M. Prayer meeting, Wednesday 7:30 P. M t t. Of C E topic—"Bow , Christ Meets Human Meeds*. lead­ er Mlm Maxine Batts. * •'» P. .M Evening worship Sermon theme—"Tlie Seeking Savior". « . firm quarterly conference of lhe Saturday.ejtning VRpo<)land played the famous Hastings Saxons here. A large crowd of Hastings fans came over Jm tee game. Hastings second team won with a score of BUY CHICKS Uh elgh- 10 00 A. M .Sunday school 11:00 A. M. Morning worship 3:30 P. M. Luttitiaii Oospel Hour Rcadlng parents. Rev. and Mrs. H V Town­ send. Sunday. * Mr. nnd Mrs Jack Hurtman of Vick--.burg spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Stowell. Little Robert Hgrtman who has been visiting hb grandparents-for lhe past ten dily* relumed home with his parents. * Mrs. LeRoy Perkins was in Orange­ ville from Monday until Friday helping to care for her twin nep­ hews who were seriously ill with pneumonia. ♦ The Fellowship class of the Methodist Bunday school are planning a pot luck dinner in the church btuement following Sunday school next Sunday. February 14. a Miss Jeanne Burklc of Battle Greek spent the weekend with her The Fellowship meeting and election of officers were held. The following officers will serve Ute coming year: Chief. Arthur Allerding: First Assistant AT WARDS COME TO WARDS FOR OUTSTANDING W. s. C. is. of the Methodist churcl; ct the former's home last Friday evening. * Miss Marda Paul enter­ tained a group of high school peo­ ple at her home Saturday night af­ ter the Hastings-Woodland bosket ball games. * Miss Virginia HestcrIv of Grand Rapids spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chat. Hralerly <>f West Woodland. FEBRUARY YOU MUST TAKE THIS FOOD ON FAlTh... liy>l hr ha., been at a mbdeni camp on* the Hawaiian- islands and thought everything very* strange I’enncr Woodland Boy Killed in' Airplane Crash was killed^n an airplane crash over California last Sunday. * Pull de­ tails of the accident are not availnhl.- but the plane piloted by Noll of ■■.lx. three parachuted to safety, two were killed and one' Is missing. Recording to the renorl i .-.ued by NOW.. Arthur L Dodge, pastor 10: 00 A. M. Worship and sermon. Achievement offerlug Sunday for conference budget 11: 00 A. M Sunday school. Tlierc are classes for all. * We invite you Woodland Township School Tuesday cveplng, February 16. P. T. A. will sponsor another am­ ateur night with entries open to all Woodland high school students. This affair last year met with con­ siderable success and il is to be honied that lhe one this year , will be no exception. The prizes will be in war stamps with some rec­ ognition to all who enter the com­ petition. Tlie amount of the prizes Il is rumored that there will be a barber shop quartet on hand the evening of the performance. If that la to there will probably be our champton In the ciphering oontest Friday * We welcome Janice Bates return after a siege With whooping cough. * Our total sale VAOU cannot we vitamins. You * cannot touch or taste them. Thus you mutt buy completely "on faith." Your complete re­ liance rests in the integrity, the responsibility, of the original FURNITURE VALUES Now, more than ever before, it will pay you to shop at Wards, America’s we feature the product* of Abbott Laboratories—one of the two pioneer* in lhe vitamin field. Vc know that in Abbott Vitamin Product* we offer you product* with a reputation for high vitamin potency. When your Physician pre­ scribe* vitamin*, bring hi* pre­ scription here where Abbott vitamin product* arc featured. largest furniture retailers. Get your share of the savings made pos­ sible by the quantity purchasing and mass distribution that result from operating over 600 retail stores and nine large mail order houses. Select from complete furniture stocks at prices that are proof of Wards leader­ ship. Here are but a few of the many outstanding ’’buys” you'll find. Carveth & Stebbins THE REXALL DRUGGISTS (and tn live when a small boy. He entered the tint grade, of Wood­ land M*ltool In 1026 and was gradspecialized in commercial work and was active in glee club and basket­ ball. * Following graduation lie se- CONSERVES RUBBER FOOTWEAR later nay ut, to order anek.- X°ull““.* ch.net on not pttin, "““'J?" y«r. .void your order now for immedt.le a Inter drlhxry. Bu< now' Everyone is asking "Is there rubber Footwear?"— the answer is yes—you will have rubbers and galoshes in standard styles when you need them. New! Advanced Design! At a Low Price/ FELTED COTTON MATTRESSES Depend on Wards to bring you top mattress value! Expert design brings you extra comfort and service. Made with "crown top" . . . has extra filling in the center where the extra wear comes. Fill­ FROM WARDS BRED-UP CHICKS ing is layer on layer of new, clean cotton. HERE'S HOW M122 LATI KyeupUnW^fulthelot^ TO CARE UNPAINTED SALE! 9x12 FOR RUBBER FOOTWEAR: WARDOLEUM RUGS DRESSING TABLE Buy a large enough size. 100 As Hatched, 2-Star Don't dry near heat. your enact of Wash them after using. Choose from newest patterns and colors! Florals, textures and tiles. Bakcd-cnaxnel sur­ face is-water-proof, stain­ proof, easy to keep clean I 6x9, 2.29, 7^x9, 2.85; 9xl0tf, 3-BpBy iha yard, 6 A 9-ft. widths, 33c Store in cool dark spot. Put them on with care. For WORK or DRESS Standard styles Sturdy dear pine table ha» one drawer for cosmetics etc.I Top ia 18x36 inches! Ready to paint! Now,. . dress up your bedroom at Wards bar­ gain prices! Save during Feb­ ruary Sale! dench _ 1.29 are here! BUY WAR STAMPS! ON SALE AT POPULAR BRHDS Every Ward cluck comes from bred-up, U. S. Ap­ proved flocks, culled, banded, and blood-tested for pulloriun. Every chick is hatched in a U. S. Ap­ proved Hatchery, 'under rigid requircmsnU of National Poultry Improvement Plan. Every chick is warranted true .to name and breed. All onima guaranteed 90%’alive in 14 days ... or Winds makes good. SKI Come Ifaousandt of valuer not in riore Hocks. Phon* 2704 �page anc THE HASTINGS BANNER. THTRSDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1913 I swashbuckling way. Filmed In TechROYCE E. HARLOW | nlcotor. Medical patients now In the hos-1 AT TI4E THEATR FS pltal are: Jasper Morris. Nashville; . L' ”5. . -7. 1 HOSPITAL NEWS lery; SUte Insulation won the last I two games after losing lhe flrat Baby Roberta Hollenbeck. Sunfield. | Power of’the Prr»" ; game to Coffee Shop; Consumers Hastings friends have received HERMAN SODER WAS week no hospital news appeared in R 1: Victor Bates. 817 W. Green:. । Thrills blaze across the screen,' NATIVE OF SWEDEN word of Ute death on Jan. 17. 1943 Dr. M. Hoffs carried the present Power Co. won a pair of games from Uie Banner, so the following report Grant Muir, 217 N. Michigan; John j when the — -working ----------- pre&s K----- ----goes — to i Herman ----------Sodcr. aged ----- ■ 75 years, of Royce E. Barlow, of 5875 Clem­ •empo of his profession into hi* Auto Sport Shop; Goodyear Bros. blanked Moynahan Sales, and Barker. 236 E Thum, and Mrs. Ho-1 work on a murdcr-ar*on murder-arson fnune-up '; passed away SaiuMay.Feb.6at9:30 ens Ave.. St. Louis, Mo. He w ijowliny ghme Thursday night and Co. i covers n period of two week:.. had u very busy time at tlie Recrea­ City Dads won lite odd game from ward Bryans. Cloverdale. R. 1. • mob. Trio Cafe. Patients dlscliarged during the ’ “When Johnny Cornu He had been In poor health and re­ taken ill on Sept ,3. 1943. und was tion Alleys. He scored 211 on hit ■ Mn. Clyde Arnold of Cloverdale on two week* Include the following: I Marrhlng Home” Aarring cently submitted to an operation In a constant ■sufferer from a heart first.try. wobbled a little in his sec­ Dr. M. Holts . Feb. 1. Other babies born during Surgical—Miss _ M>«, Anna AAt 401 KJ . N. til—Allen . t....Jane Frarec, . ond game with 174 and came back I Grand Rapids, but hod returned to ailment. Anne Young. Jones. 193-178-303-673 with 193 in hit last game for a 578 Michigan: Leslie Shaffer, Nxdi- ; Donald O’Connor -1 -----------------------hi* home und was ------around —— the house. ic. Clark Royce Barlow was the son nf the end Mr* Melvin Jscob^JSOXR clin- v He. Lewis Hefflebowcr. Allo; Mrs., With Phil Spltalny and his All Droth was due to a heart attack. late Nathan nnd Hannah McNair series total to lead all the bowlers J. Martin for the week. Seely Orr, Vermontville; Charles Girl Orchestra II Ls a drania-comedv Ah'. Sorter was born lnSwedcn.com- Barlow. >t .nmr monger nlonrcr residents of ti... ”a«G. Perkins. «ti King. Lake Odessa; Mrs. Arthur with particularly grand music. ' mg. to the US. about 39 years ago., whmc home stood on site of Glen BrowCr waa u near competi­ •Kenneth Mead,->S**hvU!e. R 2. Feb Bennett. Sf.. 914 E. Madison: Mrs Johnny Mark Brawn. «ii*iu ; Ih? had been un empire of inc In“TLJJ wI00 corner - tor with 102-178-203 for a 573 series W. Hackney txxtnffice. '— ------------Jtiniational Seal ft Lock Co. for the church T^d COu^St, ant' Ken Clark and John Martin i" 3; a boy to Mr. and .Mr*. Harold Lloyd Terpenlng. 12L W. rCenter; RzHubbard past 38 year* yearn Survlv... Surviving £ourt..b”. I1 P; 1'*- 38 BU his wife. ------- In- the each jenred 563 pine to tie for third SUM. H11L Dowling. uv*iui(, R rv 1. Feb. rco- 6: o; a u boy do, Mrs. Otto Fett, 120 W. Walnut: Ray “Tenting Tonight nn the Hatting schools, 179-178-193-550 Niinni.* Th,, u 1 -,fl.n . . . Gertrude Toto Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bcverwyx, Wieland. Freeport. --­ Old Camp Ground” Nannie. Tlie funeral was held at the eKen rolled lib^aerlec/n the/ with the class of 1890: Plc.ee. 153-313-184-549 L'.. League and Jahn spilled hli *C1TY TOURNAMENT* ”' Depicting lhe dramhUc struggle* 1 L,<i.,l,‘rdn‘,’l’a,1 ”.n'nt‘ cn Monday eroduntlng 210 N. Washington. J*n. 29; a girl » “*. Kaysville; Omar Stahl. Clarkslutrr he attended the Orclurn v»-„ «i.,_ ville; Mrs. Victor Benner. WoodWood­ coincident to the building of stage 1,1 7:00 P. M.. the Rev a. M. Cohl- •Tike lP Dins to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hecker. Jr.. ville: is in. the Commercial loop. ,, ^ix five men teams will open the Miilt'irv Academy nnil the '’mi uuiitK. ii.'.'lmlu by uy Rev nrv, B. u. *t>ridcr.ni Hi*h''ol of Mines m , Bike League Ing. assisted Nashville, Feb. 1; a boy to Mr. and land; Walter Thonum. »1C>9 W. Ap- coach roads through the frontier |, ’'D official League \Hastfnga City Tournament for 1943 pie; Mrs. Clifton Miller. Bellevue, Wet, II JJ. Adcock, Adcock. The rhe body body was Wax taken taken Mrs. Joseph McClurkln. 502 E a wi o'iiilToA ' wbnin Engineers dropped three games to Houghton, ns ir was then rail'd ; — •«... I Tuesday Tuf.Miuy morning to the RauschenRatischenhe local Ineal keglcrs healers take take lhe the Jades Inifes Green St-. Feb. 4: a girl to Mr. and R 3. and Earl Frith, Vermontville. Joan Crawford. John Wayne. moved to Chicago where hr was | Office: Foundry took n calr of the . larger chapel in Grand Rapid* in h”«im><' for «Avem| vnors* then ■ games from Electricians, and Tool Mr*. Vernon Thompson. Freeport. Medical — Mrs Hobart Carpenter. Fhillp Dorif in attle for lhe city honors. Five I when- niwth-r service was held at went to st Lopik. Mo ; where hr । R. 1. Feb. 6: a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Lake Odessa; Miss Nonna Michael, “Reunion In France" scored a grand slam on Shop vteams will comprise all of the 212 8. Park; Mrs. Mary Campbell A V1V vivid love story told the Howard Dingman, Nashville. R. 3. ------- ------- . . . office. * -- A “* l0Ve M0^ ,0 ‘d against ,h ‘’ I 3 :00 1?. M. Wednesday. on the opening day. play mjtatIrintil nf the the fall fall ” ' rnrR^ I ' Jan. 31: a boy to Mr. nnd Mrs. Rus­ mA M^ri K'J.ih’' scn -5iltlnilal harkorminrl background of wife. Mr* E'»le D. Barlow. Recreation league and occupation occunatlon of of Paris, Paris, and and ro ro-­ LL.’l/.-U.y .CPA1?X. sell Hayden. 420 N. Michigan, Feb. FYecport. Mra. Muri Belles Nash- । and Andrus Service Bliss showed a reversal of form 2: n boy to Mr. and Mrs. Robert vlile: Mrs. Merle Count, Delton. R. | mance ahd danger keyed to war­ Cay Fathers Hoos. 927 S. Hanover. Feb. 5: a boy Tlie February term of circuit court Alexander chattel in St. Louis, the । and after winning the flrat six time tempo. Coffee Shop Enlocotul service belne used at th? i vault'* at the start of Die last half U> Mr. and Mr*. Pau) McLaughlin opened on Monday of thus week. Donations are as given herewith: “Wrecking Crew" starring Goodyear Bros. Hdwe. chanel arid the Mnvmlc ritual at Lake Odessa. R. 1. Feb. 6. I of the .season, lost u complete series 42 cans .fruit, vegetables and jam Chester Morris, Judge A. D McDonald announState Insulation • ’ ’ a nnk g -'wa cemetery. Tn ac ­ 1 1<> Midtllt'Villc; Leonards won a pair Nine surgical patients were reg­ from Guild No. 5. Mrs. Bert O'Don­ Richard Arlen, Jean Parker , CCS that lhe jury' will not be called Trio Cafe cordance with his Wishes, the bndv of taiws from Perk's Tavern, nnd istered on —Tuesday afternoon. Thev ..^r , nell. chairman; a crate of Templei ....of the huskies,, for this term as there Ls but one An actionful story w ’ s cremntAd nnd Mrs. Barlow FL» ” >n Rings looped Hastings Ice -were Leon Wilcox. Delton: Ronald oranges from M. L. Cook. St. who prove that whatever go* up criminal case listed and that will be Medics * ntnns m brin<z the ashes to Hn*- ;>nd Fuel bv u lone game. . Cunningham. Lake Odessa: Mrs. Petersburg. Fla.; 40 cans fruit, vege- must come down. ” htld over until the next term. BlUs Foundry­ Victor Lundstrum. Vermontville. R : tables, lam and Jelly from Guild No. “The Black Swan" starring Two eases were dismissed bv Judge Hn"s for committal later in tire 6e*vtce League Bliss Tool Room • Rotary No. 1 scored a’one gnme • 2; Robert Connelly. 625 E Thorn: I 14; 2 dozen baby blankets. 2 doz- Tyrone Power. Maureen O'Hara McDonald in open court on the rv- spring. 40 M * M's Piston Ring Richard Schoenbom* Hostings. R. <n baby stockings and 8 dozen babv • ■ . . .. . . Victory over Coast Guard No. 2: K 1 ------------ -------------------- , — ... ... —---------------------- - -------- -- --------- -------An exciting story of the «cn bamrl ■ quest of Municipal -Judge Adelbert Grinders, Piston Ring • wan's No 2 blanked Const Guard 2; Mrs Andrew Myers. 311 E. Wai- bands from the Nursery Guild; 1 on Rafuel Sabatini's novel by the ---------Cortnght. -- They “— Were the ------cases ot‘ GREGORY Machine Room. Piston Ring —.. Roger nut: » T.-i.Bahs. Na«hville. R. •1; 1 dozen bath blankets from Guild No. same name, said to retain all the Roy Thomas vs. Robert Sfronable ' Mr nnd Mrs. Harold Slocum nnd No. 1. and Kiwanis No. 1 scored n Mrs. Lyle Kinney. 435 E, South St.: 18. These gifts are greatly appro- lusty tang of the book, the film and Berend Bcvcrwyk vs. Consum­ family were Sunday dinner guests three gnme win over Rotary No. 2. WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE Eugene McCaslin, Middleville. Phton Ring League dated. looms all the more glorious, in its ers Power Co. of Mr, nnd Mrs. Richard Slocum of The race for Uie weekly .... IndividShippers hid u one game cd> ’ East State Rond * Mrs Herbert uni honors In the Womens Ixuguc Bhvon returned home lust Tuekdav over 40 M As M's; Office No 2 won war. closely contested, ending in a n three game scries from Office Nn I. Grinders look the last game and “pin to pin" decision, u* first place was won by a lone pin and necond ven of Jnckwin. * Mi** Susie Phill­ ’cries from Machine::. place topped the third potiUon by ips is nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Commercial League Moose scored two big Rnrnes to a single pin. Dori* Taliaferro Henry Beverwvk.of Hat tine-. citr­ take a pair from Andros Service: ’cored 495 for Leonard*. Betty Biaendle made a 494 mark for State Medics blanked Middleville Crvambaby. Insulation, and Jane Daniel* hit 493 for Bonnet nnd Gown. In the team matches. Bonnet and Gown won three games from Piston Ring Office; Strand took Ut? edd game from Bits*: Portias won the last, two games from Trio: Iw-onard* won u pair from Piston Ring Shop: Banner grand alanuned the Orphans, and Stale Insulation won the U4t game from Bell T. l<- BOWLING NEWS U. S. No. I MICHIGAN-CHIPPEWA POTATOES 15 53 FLORIDA ORANGES ORANGES LARGE SIZE 2 SALAD PEARS FtESM-CIIS* ' FOR 19c 0 JUMBO L STALKS CELERY 200 SIZE SEALED FLAVO* 29c RUTABAGAS 3 LBS. GRAPEFRUIT 5 /l&P Sufie'i EGGS FOR 29c MILD CHEESE lb. PABST-En CHEESE OLEOMARGARINE PKG. 33c 1 8c uWc PURE LARD CRAM CHEESE ?0c 43c 31c 34c LB LB BEST CHUCK CUTS LB. SHORT CUT AAP FANCY PUMPKIN LB. GOLD LOAF CAKE each 19c LAYER CAKE each 31c DOZ. 12c EACH 12C DONUTS CAN GASOLINE FUEL OIL ANN PAGE KETCHUP 2^ 27c GREEN BEANS SUNT C*OP TOMATOES AZ? GClXEN SWEET FANCY CORN APPLE SAUCE SLICED MUSHROOMS 2c^25c •Si 12c *£413c S 10c ■<SJi46c IONA IMITATION CatcJ-ie4.iK Hdum - . TOP QUALITY FISH WALLEYED PIKE B 25 WHITEFISH WHITING HERRING SMELT 29c LB. BLUErii.S FRESH CAUGHT A/auf 9a. 2 3 2 DRY CLEANER PANCAKE FLOUR CORN MEAL ■ cut lONNfr SALTINES MACARONI 27c 29c 35c LBS. LBS. LBS. /J S P (2a^i COUPON NO. 25 IS NOW GOOD A‘P «»s» SELF-SER U HE 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE RED CIRCLE BOKAR 2 2 2 THE EXPERTS WHO SELECT AMERICAS FAVORITE THAT-NO COFFEE CAN GIVE YOU MORE GOOD LBS. LBS. LBS. 41c 47c 51c COFFEE REPORT CUPS PER POUND Join the Thousands Who Save Up to 10c a Pound i °r. r. VANILLA EXTRACT SUNNfFIELD HEADLESS DRESSED HEADLESS ANU DRESSED Hasting! AUCTION SALE Being unable to secure farm help we will have an auction sale at our farm located 81 miles southwest of Hastings on M-43 or J- mile south of the Shultz store on Commencing at 12:00 the following articles will be offered for sale HORSES Sorrel Gelding, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1550. Boy More, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1550. ( Extra good team J CHERRIES „mD 2^ 31c COMS1OC* SlICtD PIE APPLES ”5515c GRAPE JUICE cn. 26c SUMP MO. 25— Valid fcbririrr 8 Io Mirrh 21 . 12* ' CEO SOU« •..COFFEE, 3 cans 25c CAMPBELL'S SOUP cahBc IONA hssioc TOMATO JUICE THE REXALL DRUGGISTS HOPE CENTER Last Week's letter Mr and Mrs. Fred Ashby were greatly .surprised Saturday when their-granddaughter and her hus­ band Mr. nnd Mrs. George Hartman of Illinois walked in on them. They had not seen her for nineteen years. Mrs. Hartman Is the daughter of Clyde Ashby nnd before her marr­ iage wm Mis* Stella Lucille Ashby. * Mrs. Floy McDermott was taken suddenly 111 Saturday, but at thia nHltr>A «hc L<t better. * Mr. nnd Mrs William Ashby. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ashbv of Kalamazoo spent Bunday with their parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Ashby. * Blrdena Lyttle of Eaton Co. spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Floy McDer­ mott. * Mrs. C. Beers has returned to her hope near Cadillac. CREAM STYLE LITTLE KERNEL CORN iwtivt VAtlETIES ADVERTISED r ,rom l,.M U 8.0. y morning. Mrs. and Mu Arthur served coffee and dough­ nut*-to tlie group before they left. The weekly dances have been temporarily postponed because of Uie uncertainty of the number of men staUoned at Clear Lake Camp over the weekends at the present time. Dances will be resumed at lhe request of camp officials. Have you noticed Uie new U. 8. O. *lgn in front of the room? Member* of the Masonic order had charge of lhe room over Uie weekend. The Prcsybyterian Mis­ sionary Society will be hosteMes tht* Saturday and Sunday. (They are serving home made pies > Perhaps you have noticed tlial no group or individual has received any acknowledgement for gttta of mcmey. furniture, labor, or any other contribution which has been made for the room. Tills was decided upon as a policy by the board because there have been so many donation* of different things tluit it would take hour* of time to write each contributor. Money te~being sCYit In w time add Is *U1I grata-­ received. A complete record o “u donaUons of every kind 1* kept b>’ secretary which information In always available upon request. Members of the U-SO. executive commit ee are Rev. Don Gury. Mrs. Retard Groos, Dorrance Trethric ..... Mrs. -David Mra^Shirley French. Lyn Lewis. Mrs. Raymond Flnnle, Supt. D. A. VanBuskirk. Mrs. Chester Hodges and Mrs. Rich­ ard Cook. fjr Fort room on Chester MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1943 BEAR CLAWS SUMP MO. It-Valid lor 3 Up. Io March IS BUTTER SUGARED POTATO CHIPS SUGAR TOMATO SOUP NATIONALLY Carveth & Stebbins, ☆-U.S.O. NEWS ☆ ft 232348235353532353530023484823232348010068 099999999953 fiation. Sduid’diL. NO. 21/, CAN SULTANA PEANUT llMllng*, Mich. BREAD 3;&&29' ROUND SIRLOIN OR SWISS SEMPF Taliaferro Braendle Daniels Bowerman Thayer Manni MARVEL ENRICHED SLICED PORK LIVER STEAKS BEEF ROAST PRIME RIB ROAST JACK SHOE A LEATHER GOODS SHOP QIa DR. SCHOLL’S UP ZlNO-PADS mi7u: Phone 2131 Meat* SPICED HAM b 25 WISCONSIN CORNS, Callouses, Bunions New Super-Soft eh 20° 10c NEWlI QUICK RELIEF Have your old llarnexsrG oiled and repaired now before the rush so you will have them when you need them. Bring them in now We have a good stock of horse collars and sweat pads. Also a full stock ot jtrap work al this time. Good Shoe Repairing at fair prices. FRESH — TENDER 17c Tlie ten best scores: new HARNESS now. We still have a gixxl stock on hand to sell These won't U»t Ions. Gel your* BROCCOLI SLICED OR PIECE ' MED. SIZE. NEW HARNESS Owing Io condidillons of leather . TEXAS GIANT—W SIZE CRESTVIEW CTN. 39c F*E$H-CAIAVO FULL O’ JUICE D0Z- DOZ. Attention, Farmers! 168-155-174-498 152-153-189-494 177-160-186-493 147-158-173-477 107-158-151-478 177-149-138-464 137-174-153-463 152-147-153-451 V. Shroyer J. Brower 136-148-167-451 157-143-141-441 E. Payne Apologies to-------------------lhe Mich. Bell ----------Telephone Co, team for reversing the outcome of their last week’s match with wiln Bonnet “onnei and ana Gown. uown. The uw Ttelcicicphone team won three games rath­ er lh>n ,ort *complet* •erte“' D. B. J. A D. M CKUEl SC 52c 5 £ 20c 5 & 17c 2 A'g 26c 3 £ 23c gal Ball mason FRUIT JARS QTS. GRANULATED BEET SUGAR COWS Holstein cow, 9 yrs. old, fresh last Sept. Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old, due in March. Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, due in March. Brown Swiss and Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, due in March. Jersey ond Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, giving milk. Guernsey heifer, 11 mos old, a good one. HOG Duroc brood sow, due April 18. HAY AND GRAIN 60 Shocks of corn in field. About 15 ton Alfalfa hay. FARM IMPLEMENTS 7 ft. McCormick binder. 6 ft. McCormick Deering mower. Oliver riding cultivator. Heavy farm wagon and flat rack. DOZ. Cultipackcr, 7 ft., good as new. Cale Moore walking plow, new. Side delivery rake. Dump rake. Keystone hay tedder. 3 Sec. spring tooth drag. 2 Sec. Spike drag. 1000 Ib. platform scales. Scalding kettle. Small feed grinder. Power cutting box. Bob sleighs. Scoops. Shovels. Log chains. Few crates. 10 Rds. hog fence. 10 Cal. cream can. 2 oil drums. 2 5-gal. cream cans. Wool box. Tank heater. Primrose cream leparator. No. 2 Port Huron portable saw mill including Port Huron 2 saw edger: 52 inch solid tooth Henry Disit­ ton saw; 52 inch inserted tooth Simmons saw and 12 in. drive belt. Force feed slitting table. Cast iron slitting table. 24 In. suction blower. Post drill; Forge. Wood turning lathe. Shaft, 115 16 diameter, 20 ft. long. Bearings and pulleys. Shaft, 1 15 16-diameter, 17 ft. long. 100 ft. 4 ply, seven inch belt. Other smaller belts. 2 vices. Anvil. Rco T-6 power unit. Quantity 6 quarter hickory. Power grindstone. Garden cultivator. Wood stock tank, good one. Buxx rig. New 16 ft. row boat. FEW HOUSEHOLD GOODS Othferartides too numerous to mention. 3 LBS. 18‘ TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. Everything to be settled for day of sale. . GORDON THOMPSON & DAISY THOMPSON, Props. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer E. E. GRAY, Clerk- �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1HJ 186-155-174-495 152-153-189-494 177-160-168-493 167-158-151-476 177-149-138-464 137-174-152-463 152-147-153-451 136-148-167-451 157-143-141-441 e Mich. Bell Telcfor reversing the last week’s ipstch Gown. The Telethree gamr.i rath>mp!ete scries. NEWS ☆ selectees took off from the USO ■ morning. Mrs. and Mrs Arthur offec and doughbefore they left. inces have been parted because of if the nymber of Clerir Lake Camp be resumed at the ifflelals. il the new U. 8. O. te room? *. Masonic order e room over tlie ■esybytcrian MisII be hostesses this inday. (They ar» le pics.i e noticed that no 1 has received any for gifts of man­ or. or any other t has been made i was decided upthe board because j many donations K» that it would e to write each r is being srtit in and is still gratcmnph-te record of’ very kind U kept ihlch information • upon request. USO. executive . Don Gury.Mrs. orrance .Trethric. ry, Mrs. David s. Mrs. Raymond A. Van Buskirk, es and Mrs, Rich- ’red Ashby were Saturday when George Hartman n on them. They >r nineteen years: the daughter of >efore her marrla Lucille Ashby, rmotl was taken lay. but at this iter. * Mr. nnd V. Mr. and Mrs. Kalamazoo spent parents. Mr. and • Blrdena Lyttle it the weekend Irs. Floy McDcrers has returned tadiltac. BUY BONDS— E ocated on PERSONALS and daugh-1 nlng cauU aural winning a small Mr. and Mrs Maurice Orranfteld: Mn. Mrs. o*car Oscar Kua*np*l Kt ’withPMr/»nd Mn^Henry Mr*. 11onside, nee Audra Dari*□f Battle creek visited Mr. and Mrs. Sunday tar. -- ---------------Herbert Calkin* and Mr. and Mm. **-“ more, a an Mn. Walkxns ifonnc.-ly LaFloy Greenfield over th* week- Hubert Ln Grand Rapid*. 1 Betty Sa if t of Middles Ux) w«re •nd.— - JJ!g glvcn gUew prizes a* waz Mr. and Mm. Herman Winkler Lwtaht Ftelier. Mis. Watama leave* ta join her husband ued Mr. and Mrs. Jacob R«hor on ■rw Vina a. • *» i* * w w|w>batdrday u lUtlwed in WaUilngtou, D. bundky Mternoou. . Ml** Doris Radford, a student at Out-of-twon OBITUARY MRS. 1. IL OSGOOD rGtoEN^o CLUB I WOMEN'S I IN MILITARY SERVICE Stella B-.-rtiu.co tHunauer) Osgood, AnnuU nuu ofUroroughJ U» Ila- Z-BHnader)I of Women^ dub hav, loom rf ip. nf Houghtoj. HoiBthlon. who hava daughter of Ira and Amanda Han- Ungs ungfl womens ciuo was morougmy rcUlhM Bnd many perei f l highly aucr. January 4. IMS. In Mr*. was Lorn tnc/j Judgc and Mrs. A. D. McDonald llu.nlnglou count-,. Huntington. In- enjoyed by a group of members and j-avo Lhres ton* in military «ervwere In Laiulng on Saturday at­ friends on Thursday, Feb. 4. In the i ice. In Lhe Houghton paper of re- Nina Weidner, one _ tending lhe funeral of her uncle. hcapltal. HasUitgj. February 1. UH3. parlms of Uic Mctnodul church. «'”* dalc- U1® wntee record* of the Bh0 generally U juat . . . . .. ..... IthrM. men wereiriven. .w. Justice Louis H. Pead. tne others * Bhe was graduated -from HuntLieut. Comm. Jack Horner U now around her. Mrs. F. E. Lowry returned on Fri­ tngton high school and Huntington stahton, president, served । in command of his own ship, a de----- ---day from Linden where she-was •» “ » i i strayer. operating out ot BeatUe. ether day of hard work. called the prcvloue Saturday by the Ntan<tavPlfun^rI 1 1 Mat Jupi*»r«n. Mrs. Robert Splklhe [ ----------— I He left— HtoughlIllness and death of her father-ln- Hadiord. urover Hanson of Cam­ Monday afternoon. . , er oi Addieville, and Mrz. Forrest taught in lhe grade school for ninc'atad wiui spring flowers. fas’ commander of < taw, John Lowry. years al Horace Mann school. Hunt-; president. Mis. Robert Bnannon.!• bridge, Mass, a student at Har­ Twenty guesta guesta were were entertained entertained Johj^n « ot ssciaing... Twenty ington. luticMuced Rev. Woutou Btone w'no Hancock NBV?i Mrs. W. G. BraHRjrBTccompan- vard. was tne guest ot Mua Radford She was converted al an early. a-*ed the bUsouig ana Mrs. rranx I {,ro7?®’^ led Mr. and Mn. Lynox Lewis to Saturday and Bunday. on Wednesday by Mm Leon Bauer, Tuesdav Mrs Archie Relckord for luncheon and bridge honoring • °nr wk Arerue HeicKoru age. and held membership at Uie “ --------- - -....... jo. ,,n I to lltulinlnl lieutenant CQI — — '— Kalamazoo -on Wednesday and Mr. and Mm. J. L. Valentine llle I He was graduated from lhe U. S. onto lhe porch with arm* XIJKlk“ .lit reS““mJ College spent Uic day with tier mother .spent the veeKeqd at Aim Ajuor Mn. Letod IM, or^uMnwn. Park United Brethren gram- luxnan rtiapeiucn leaa i while Mr. and Mrs Lewis were house vuuuug thetr son and'Wtfe, Mr. and churcn tn Huntington, until her group in cdnunuiuiy zinging * iui I Naval Academy at Annapolis ui the makings of a splendid 1932 and served six years with the day *upper—complete with Mr. Br«' B fm.ll U .nU<- ' ,H* "““j wri. liurold ru>ter accompanyi hunting. Mr. and Mrs Lewi* have Mrs. Roland Valentine and otner marriage. At the time of her death a i.^<» ai a BTOWCF and airs, correal i uivcr. WIIU 11*1*** later resigning and aasociat- cake. The vialtor* not only taken a house attest lake. ^r rt^8lunchh^n8 U 1 i •*» .won r,he Unveiling prize. At she wo* a member ot tlie United Ana. Winston stone sang a arc luo relatives. ..ing with hta father at the Homer the fine array of eaU and t_ach of yy, cjub A collec- Brethren churchy Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eckert of De­ uo! i Mooring co. at Dollar Bay, in up- consume them but did the Mrs. .Merle Ockerman (Geneva bridge luncheon. . troit spent from Thursday until Benner i returned Tuesday morn­ Dirmer guests of Mr. and Mr*.' Uf» t» taken, which 1* u«d to buy On June 3. 1936. she wa* united ictre eompoBca ot Hign school t.. per Michigan. He took command and departedzleaving a pt Sunday with her fattier, W. A- Hall. ing from New York City wnere »ne Roy Hubbard on Tuesday were Dr. | thing* for the ptajroom* at Fort in mairhjgc to Rev. I. H. Osgood, tcacntis, dccuuipaniea uy Miss im- of the 15th Division after the re- money and best wuhra to N Einar Frandsen accompanied Mrs. had been spending uie weekend and Mr*. Prank Carrolhcrx, Mr*. • Custer, etc. by Buhop W. E Musgrave at Hun­ Uier Doty, sang* several nurnocL.. .A’’ tirement of the commanding of- more happy day*. The young wo, , , H. O. Hayes to Ann Arbor on Wed­ with her husband, who u a naval tington. and left immediately for Mrs. FranK B. Cooper introauceh. mo\ actlve ■erv‘ nun preaent were Dorothy Cum­ M O. Hill. Mr and Mrs. Frank tne louunaster. Kun Sigler. whu x flctT “nd h“ bcen nesday. Mr. and Mrs. WiUlam Bradford Fulion. Michigan where Rev. Os- presented tne remainder oi the i>ro- '•' |ce in lhe west ever since. Motor Machinist's Mata -1st class. Kelly and Bob Kelly. Bridge prizes mings. Marjorie VanderVeen. MarMrs George Parmenter ot Petos­ cntertaUied at dinner Sunday hon­ g,->,d wxs pastor of the Wakesiuna \ Another son. Lieut. David Homer, Jon-Kegerxtrom. Crystal Kermeen, Mrs F. W. Stebbins, Who has key Is lhe guest of Mrs. Jason Mc­ been visiting Lieut, and Mrs. Philip were won by Mr. and Mrs. Frank oring Mr and Mrs. Lyn Lewis who United Brethren church. She aLso gram Mrs. Robert C. Cook gave a IsVMatluned at Hollywood Beach. Cleo Kelly. Helen Bowman. Heleu On Wednesday evening a toast to the men. nnd L. H. Bar­ Elwain for several days coming on Mitchell and children at Lawton. Kelly. served with her husband al Uie will leave lhe first of March tor Fln?-wijere he is tralning^in the-Duffey. • _ Saturday. On Monday she was Uie Okla., came home on Thursday of dozen friends were entertained by Kalamazoo. House 1. Charlotte, and Woodland nett responded. Arcnie D. McDon­ aeronautical!! 1 vision oLtne Army. -------------- —:“ Mr. and Mn. Hubbard honoring Mr. luncheon guest of Mrs. W. R. Cook circuit churcht* of Michigan con- ald. Barry County judge, was uic The tiilrd sm^-UeUt. Robe it D. Hubbard's birthday. Mrs. Attic Hay and daughter. Mrs. i fertnee. .pain speaker of the evening. The Horner, is a flight instructor for ATTENDSCHOOL and on Tuesday of Mrs. Donald Clare Bench ot Detroit visited his topic o: hu talk was "UnueratandOF INSTRUCTION Smith. the Navy at Corpus Christi, Texas. Mn. Roman Feldpausch enter­ Fay Clardy, were hostesses al a des- | Mrs. Osgcrod was a faithful workHastings O. E. 8. No. 1 wm well Mrs R. G. Finnic leave* Wed­ mother, Mrs. Mary Beach. Sunday tained her bridge club for dessert son brldgc'Tuesduy evening In lion- er. and held various offices in Uie uig People ”, and Judge McDonald said ws must study U) get a better represented at tlie school of In­ nesday evening for a ten day vis­ and Monday. or of Mrs. Frank Barton and daugh- Women's Miulonaiy Society, both understanding of all the peoples on ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs Wil) Cram, of Mid­ on Tuesday. it with Captain Finnle in Lotilsvlle. Mr and Mrs. C. H I^lhous- struction held nt Middleville on ter. Erfimagean. of Jonesboro. Ark.. • while a member of the College Park this planet, irlrttd and foe also. Monday evening, two automobile During her absence Mr. and Mrs. dleville visited Mr., and Mn. Dan er wbh to announce the engagcThe St. Cecilia Choir Guild of who are visiting them thia week.; church, and also after moving her ,\he '»viu Robert Finnle will reside at the Lewis on Wednesday. ment UI of MKK their uauanver. daughter. r.ancc Prances «« to loads going from here. The school Spring flowers were used as decor- membership to Michigan conference Mis. Hurry G. Hayes left on Wed­ Emmanuel Church met Wednesday •tlons. Winners at bridge were Mni. (She «Uo served in various depart- club wm be held Peb 19 in tne Robert jaC0bs, Wn of Mr. and Mrs. was conducted by Mrs. Lila Johnson Finnle home. ' evening. Feb: 3. nt tlie home of Mrs. James Jacobs of Hastings. Mra. Leland Holly ot Muskegon nesday tor Ban Francisco, Cal. for Royal Hayes. Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Hiram Baxter. Mrs. Robert Waite jnenu of Uie Sunday school and C. Methodist xhurch parlors of Lowell. .in;... u.,u nuBui , .... sspeaker ’leaxer will - be ail will-be Mlm. Mary BlilUs, । * n“un»3' spent Tuesday, Wednesday and a vbii with her son-in-law and Sadie Glasgow ....a. P work nn, * coming rnmlru, tn were the committee and Mrs. Barton, who wna wa* niu^ also trlv. giv- E. work amce to Mli-hloati Michigan h,-r tnnlc."*ntitritinn ‘‘ 57^“' ..er topic nutrition. Thursday of Ulis week with Has­ daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Sidney in charge Dessert was served fol- ' en the guest prize. I Mr-, --------- . >— _ Mrs. riwnnri O'good ua» was a devoted devoted wife: wife ; The annual benefit bridge party I v. and ...» friends while Dr. Shipman She expects to be away tings relatives lowed by lhe business meeting. Mrs. ------------ ■» — ■ | nnd mother, and leaves many; will be held Feb. 22 with tne lolHolb' taking his work in the HolbIs ------------------------------------ con- about two month*. friends to i.iouin her loss. She lowing committee in charge Mrs. sUtory al Grand Rapid*. Capt. Lawrence Lowell ot Astoria, Charles Pell Dibble of Kalamazoo. ixiCAL COUPLE MARRIED president of tlie Women of the Dto- AT SAN FRANCISCO leaves her husband. Rev. J. H. Os- C. Lawrence Herrick*, chairman. Mrs Mr.s Walter Caukin Jr.. iMaigar- Oregon, spent Saturday night with good, a son. David. 5 years, and a uranc "I™.””, av 11:30 , in a simple ccremouj u », Cedric Morey, Morey. Mr*, Mrs. m M.. 1*??. me, Mr.mi.el Fingletoni left Friday night for his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ;s« 1 rlanvllt^r 0 jears vrtra of nt age. aof Dorrance Trcthric. Mr*. Roy Cordes last Friday morning in the chapel daughter. Nrld.i, 2 Miami. Florida^ io spend several Sumner Sponable He spent Bun­ of lhe San Frtncbco naval air base < Abo her parents. Mr. and Mrs Ira Mra-CatroU C. Burknolder. days with her husband who Is sta- day ““*■ ■* **“ * n •Clara Gillett became lhe bride | Hanaucr. a brother. Wiiour. a tls--------------- —— ---------------„J1 and Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Lo­ Satu’rdav eventaT’with’a* l^o'^ock Mu* Utmed there. well ”^rl ’pennock?AvtaUom ‘Machin^ ter* Dorothy, all of*Huntington ENTERTAIN FOR Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Wadd of well of south Hastings. Captain 1st a Mate, o. navy. a eamivi. umuut, M"rtv^ejru 3n’wvias*, «1*^aduU 5 Na^ Middleville were Sunday guests of Lowell is taking a six weeks' course BRIDE-TO-BE ThP service acrvlce was read read by b> Navy NttV> ' as. and a brother. Herbert, serving Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brandstelter. in surgery nt the University of Ohl- Mr* Cha*. Freer entertained the The Miss Helen Naylor and ML'.* Janet Chaplain Paul Ghlnawcaver and in the U. 8. Army at Camp Beale, Mr. and Mrx. Leon Slander of guests with piano and harmonica lhe ceremony was witnes»ed by two , California, a brother, Clyde, pre­ Smith were hostesses at a miscel­ Miss Marie Ncuschaefcr. fortnerli music, followed by cards. Prues Grand Rapid* are now living at 422 -------------------------------------------------laneous shower last Wednesday eve­ HOUSE and LOT located at 617 W BorjdSt —1th lhe the Barry County Health de-' dcJ were won by Mr*. Gay Norton. Roy friends of the bridegroom. Seamen ceded her in death. W. Green street in lhe apartment with ning at the latter's home. 830 N. funeral service* were held at formerly occupied by Mr. and Mr*, partment. now located with the Preston, Mrs. George Hillman and Robert Kent Callahan and Clifford Hanover, honoring Mis* Beatrice HOUSE ond LOT located at 633 W. Bond St. the Woodland U. B. church. Sat­ Arnold Perkins, | Iowa State Health department nt Charles Freer. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 1 Twenty-eight guesU The bride wore a pin-striped urday. February 6 al 2 t>. m. Rev. Tuckerman. Mr. and Mrs. Max Bauer of De- Dev Moines, will spend the weck- Hillman will entertain Feb. 13 were present and a pleasant social brown suit with beige accessories D. H. Carrick of Sunfield was lhe troil arc expected to spend this end with Dr. and Mrs. Frank Car­ evening was enjoyed. Bingo was These properties are located in an excellent part Mr. and Mrs. Harry McDonald , and carried a corsage of yellow and officiating pastor, aulstcd by the played and prizes awarded, und a weekend with witn Mr. mr. and anu Mrs. uuy Guy, rotlvera. romers. Bauer and Mr. mid Mrs. C. F. An-' M- H. DePoc of Charlotte spent entertained the Busy Eight Club red rosebuds. After tiro wedding Rev. j. I. Baldorft of Woodbury. luncheon was served. The prizes as of Hastings near Central School and High School. gc|l ‘•the weekend visiting the Richard members and their guest* at a jxn- I they went across the bay to Oak­ Dr. E. B. Griffin of Freeport and well as a large number of very pretluck dinner Saturday evening. Ped- ! land for dinner. The newlyweds Rev. E M. Wheeler of Hastings. . ty gifts, were presented to MUs Mr. and Mi*. A. F. Brandt and Cook family. No main highways or rail road tracks for children arc now at home at 2152 San An­ Burial was at Prairieville cemetery. Mrs Victar Stecklc of Lhnslng spent: Cadet Charles Leonard Jr., was ro was played with prizes being won ' tonia. T uckerman. Alameda, near San Francisco. to cross on the way to school. Thursday with Mr. and Mr*. C. D. home for Sunday from his post at by Mrs. Howard Onbom, Clarence Another shower honoring Mbs Mrs. Pennock is lhe daughter of WOOD SCHOOL _ Johncock, Miss Katherine Weebt r, _______ Ohio. __ _ Bauer. Bowling Green. Mia* Leone Tuckerman was held on Thursday Mr. nnd Mrs Elmer Gillett of ... e of Mra Jo Anne Finnic. Jean Burkholder. ’Leonard J Is Irome from Chicago for i and Miss Marjory Johnson. Drifted roads und ga-s rationing ---------------- ._ . Berryville. She graduated from ... Helen Carl. Maxine Cooper and Flo­ a week's vacation Im. cut down news conslderwby. Al ­ A FIFTY-SIX ACRE FARM with frontage on an ex­ Verner Mrs.' Linden Snyder entertained Hastings High school in 1940. Sea­ so several families have moved out Nta! Ca Ettslgn Frederick Granger Is rence French attended the basket Webster--------------- — _____ man Pennock, the son of Mr. and ball gain** at Wtxxllnnd Saturday landing his five slays' leave with with a dessert bridge at her home Mrs Ralph Pennock, graduated of '.lid neighborhood since our news field as co-hostc-sses. Then were cellent fishing lake Just the place to raise your night and spent lhe weekend with hta parent.. Mr. and Mrs. F. E Tliursday evening, with eight pres­ from Nashville-Kellogg High school has been in the paper. Mr. and Mrs. twenty-two guests present Bingo own eats from meat to vegetables. Small or­ Granger of Hastings. Ensign ent. Mrs. Keith Fox and Mrs. Loi- , in 1937 and enlisted In the Navy Ray Clinton, the Henry Kidder wn* played. the’prizes being given Joan Leffler. Mr*. Robert Kellv of Milford Granger has bc«n graduated from cn Boyes of Lansing were gue*u. in May. 1941 He has seen consider­ family and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest to the guest of honor, who also chard. Fair buildings. Terms can be arranged. spent the weekend ut the home of the Princeion University Navai Prizes were won by Mrs. Nell Adair, able action in the Pacific and was Wilkins have all moved to Has- received many other lovely gif to. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hub­ Training School Mid has been or­ Mr*. John Chandler and Mrs. Rich­ Myvlng on the USS. Yorktown at tmgs. The Sum Beckers have also Refreshments were served. dered to-report to the Oommandant ard Brower. Mrs. Harold Parker will the time the big all craft carrier was moved to Hastings and the Bert bard. Mis* Tuckerman. daughter of Mr. VACANT LOT NEAR the E. W. BLISS FACTORY Howard Herrick of New York City of the 1st Naval District Ln Bos- have the next meeting. Elltott family arc now living in sunk. At present lit* 1* attached to and Mrs. Myron Tuckerman, ex­ the place they vacated. * Llge Col- pect* to leave about February 17 for arrived in tlie city on Thursday nnd 'The Pythian Sisters had their Good spot to have a garden now and later build Mr. and Mr.s. Hurry Barnum, wMi.ii-- muHn., Tuesday evening —Nashville News. spent the weekend with Mr. and ■ vin spent Saturday night und Sun- Atlantic City. N. J., where she will Judy. Paul and Miss Barbara Bar­ regular meeting i day with Mr. and'Mrs. Orville Bruce meet her fiancee. 2nd Lieut. Arland Mrs. Lawrence Herrick. when the war is over with a pot luck supper before the ■nnd on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs Carl Hendrickson and Mr*. num of Lansing vLsied Mr. nnd Mrs. meeting, Francis Martin, and they will be their husband* being WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Marvin Ford of Grand Rapid.-, and A. J. Larsen nnd Mr. and Mrs Wal­ guests. Brail ot Hastings were callers. * .. u „., married at once. Mr. Martin ex­ Mrs. Mary Mex-skr of Saginaw. WE WILL SOON OFFER FOR SALE THE VAMrs, Harry Bali nnd daughter. Mary ler Barnum and other relatives Wm. Hayes is now employed at h “ c u to ta ' ra be transferred to a camp Grand Regent aLtlw College of Re­. tlie Dlls* C6. and Mrs Geo. Tag- ’ it* v to r»™itn. Eilz'ibcth of Flint who crime to at­ over the weekend. CANT LOTS in the KENASTON ESTATES. gnat of $.*»« U WOrfcln« 4‘ Ule 3“'*rs R*Ch ‘ On Tuettflay. Donald D gents of Michigan, was a 7t*thetf Mr*. Harry Waters and Miss tend the funeral of MUs Lettie Mr. Martin i» the son of Mr. iJlt wriri\vM^in» th ,Co. In Hastings. Mrs. Wm. Rose and Garn spent Thursday arid Friday Kathleen Daniels leave Friday rfor Smith enlertalnt- — These lots are located in the fastest growing and Mrs. Howard Martin of Clear meeting lost Friday evmlng^^ ®° 1*! --------- -“pie arc jx>pumm mi. v... Boston. Mass. to visit the former's luncheon complimentary* to Mrs ’ Tl>e next regular meeting will be •** %|i|ecSnu •.P**; with Mr. nm* mid. mi™. Mrs. Chester Stowell. ..u. Dr nnd Mrs D D Walton and son. Mlles Waters, who U there tak- George Parmenter (Effa Simpson) held Friday evening. Feb 19. at lhe ?Sed of the death of hta “ r .J “ t nd . part of Hastings ond represent excellent invest.... ... ...u Hasting* and held Frldav evening. Feb. 19, at lhe *ons spent Sunday with Dr. Wnl- j ing Naval training. They expect •io ­ of Petoskey who is spending the Moose Hall. ..Isler. Mis. Jennie Reynolds, oi , have a host of friends who unite i Will moke good garden.spots now and ton's parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. John ,stuy about tert days. Miss Daniels week here. Covers were laid for Delton. * The Friendly Neighbor I in best wishes, Wltun in Kulnmazoo. ;j will also visit her great-uncle, Glen seven, with Mrs. R. R. McPcck a.> an out of town guest. 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Club, which wns to have been held when you can build will locate you in the newest nRn..P Mrs. Sarah Brandstetler rt. urnod ,, Decker', who'resides there. Mr and Mrs. Correll Eldred of last Thursday, was postponed for ^XTENMON GROl I on Friday from n week’s visit ww> I Mrs. Robert Tipion of Harlingen. Places-were laid for eight yester­ part of Hastings. Mr. mid Mr.s. Misson Norwood In '1 Texas, camo last week for a visit day. Wednesday, when Mrs. Dan Assyria, township will celebrate their u week due t<? icy roads. The C1uo No* 1 MET WEDNESDAY 50th wedding anniversary Sunday. has received several Interesting let- , Hastings Extension Group No. 1 of six weeks with her parents. Mr. Kalamazoo. Lewis was hostess at a luncheon for Mrs. Carrie Coleman left Monday and Mrs. Cornelius Manni, nnd lhe J. P. F. club. Cards were played Feb. 14.' They have lived the most ters from the soldiers we are writ- met on Tuesday. Feb. 2 at tlie I, part of their married life in Barry ing to; one from Roger Leyendecker O. O. F. ball. The subject for the morning tn spend two or three other iclatlves, while her husband. in llw afternoon. county. Mr. Eldred was bom in from somewhere in India. * Sunday day was "Monty Saving Meals.*' so week* with Mr nnd Mrs. Mark SUH Sergeant Tipton, is training al an Air Corps school in Florida. I Mrs Bert Webb was hostess at the state of Maine on Dec. 10. 1866 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo the committee In charge cooked a I Coleman in Battle Creek. Jack 'Wagner returned IQ Great a dessert-bridge party on Thursday coming to Michigan to live when Taggart were, Mrs. N. B. Rose, Mr. money-saving dinner which wax exMr and Mr*. Chester Stowell and family spent Sundnv al the R. B. Lakes, ill.. Sunday after a vUlt ’ afternoon, with twelve In attend- n small boy. Mrs. Eldred was born and Mrs. Wm. Rose and son. Mr. cellent and cost the women but 34 HEAL ESTATE BROKERS and Mrs. Russell Rose, Wm. Rose cents each. Nineteen were present with hu parents, Mr. and Mn. Fred j ance. At auction bridge lhe win­ in Barry countv April 13. 1874. Walker home at Middleville. They have five children living, and son. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rose, and the lesson was presented by Drwrv Hon is on a southern trip Wagner. ners were Mrs. Vemor Blough and Mrs. Arthur Gasser of Bellevue. Mrs Mr and Mrs. Howard Main of Hi'- Mrs. Arthur Snyder and Mr*. Dan Hastings Mich. Phone 218S Abstract Bldg. Mr and Mrs. M. A. Lambli^ Mr. Mrs. Gerald Lawrence. in Tennessee mid Texas. Some splendid recipe* Oscar Erickson cf Detroit. Verdon ting* and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin \Ashalter. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer Fox of Ann and Mrs. Kim Sigler and Mr. and ; Arbor spent the weekend with her I Mr.s. Charles 8. Potta leave on Mrs. Nell Adair gave a birthday of Hastings, Adair of Battle Creek Morgan of Battle Creek. * Vem . were given the members to use in Thursday for a month's »U»y at Ft. party Thursday afternoon at her and Gall nt home, also nine grand­ Cairn*, who has been away quite a I preparing dieals at home Tlie next sister. Mr.s. Dim Walldorff. while, is ut home for a visit. | meeting is wvjrfurch 30. ' Mr. and Mrs. Cranston Wilcox Lauderdale. Fla. home in honor of her son. Charles, children. Ernest Probert of Los Angeles. who celebrated his first birthday. nnd sons of Coldwater and Mis* • Barbara Wilcox of Bancor spent Cal., who was In Toledo on busi­ Twenty-five guests were present, J Sunday at home. MLs* Wilcox mid ness. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Loren Boyes and son. Terry, of • n friend from Bangor are spending Weldon Bronson Saturday nnd Sun­ Lansing and Mrs. Timothy Howard day. Mr. Probert ulso visited Mrs. and son. Timothy, of Kalamazoo this coming weekend in Chicago. . Mr. and Mrs. Lluvd Freeman of Mary Spangcmncher. were out-of-town guests. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Cook were tn ; Yusilnntl were weekend guests of • his parents. Mr. und Mr* Glenn Grand Rapids Friday, the latter re­ Tlie members of tlie U. 8. O. ex; Freeman. Tliey nLso visited her maining over Saturday with her sis­ ecutlve committee with their wives; ter. Mrs. E. o Thoman. and husbands were entertained al parents in Grand Rapids. C. H. Ten Eyck was home from a dinner Wednesday evening iron- ' • Rollo Clemen* A.M.M. 2-C. and ; Comiehi* Crawley. A.M.M.2-C of Highland Park on Sunday nnd Miss uritwr Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Lewis, at, ‘ the Aviation School In Chicago nnd Gretchen Ten Eyck, n student nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard I .Trevor VanHoulcn. 8 2-c of Ma­ CKk. '. chlnlst School in Dearborn spent till Sunday. Mrs. Max Eck and daughter. Mrs. the U. 8. O. committee sinco its in-! • the weekend at the Merle VanHouFrank Hardart. left on Monday for ccption and his loss to lhe group .■ten home. . : T5G Carl H Bogart of Orlando. California for a stay of two weeks. when he leaves for his new post in 1P1«. Is spending his fourtren-day Mrs. Eck will be the guest of her Kulamazoo will be soon ap|>arcnt. • furlough with his mother. Mrx. Tim aunt. Mrs Roy Preston, of Las An­ After the dinner thi: regular U. geles and Mrs. Hardart will visit S. O. meeting was held followed by ; Burke ‘ Me and Mr* John' McGalliard of her husband, who is stationed at social evening. ' Richmond. Ind. spent a lew days Ventura. Cal. Mm. Raymond Finn'e and Mrs. | Miss Jane Heycoop of Muskegon with Mr. and Mrs Orin Wolcott Tweads — Solid Colors — Fur Foband LaMnnle Wcdmorc of East Will be a gue.v of Miss Dons Lund­ Richard Cook entertained at the 1 -State Rond Mr McGalliard will berg at lhe Dr. Prank Can-others tatters home on Tuesday evening ric* — Good Wool Content — Good with a dinner honoring Mrs. Vfelleshome this weekend. leave .soon for the service. Miss Charlotte Malcolm and three ley Ironside and Mrs. Robert Wat­ Mis* IziMontr Wedmore has re­ Strong Lining — Warmly Inter lumed to her home on East State friends of Lake Odessa called on kins both recent brides. Places were laid for twelve and I Rond after visiting her parents. Mr. Mrs. Ids Palmatler Wednesday af­ Lined — Well Made — This Sea9 bridge was played during lhe eve- i • and Mr*. John Wedmore of Muncie. ternoon. Ind. Her grandmother. Mrs. John son's Styles. B Gibson, came home with her. Misses Virginia Fish nnd Maxine ■ Tooker wore in Grand Rapids over CAClAf E\/CklTCJ U L A L L V L 11 I J on More Opportunities to Own Your Own Home SHELDON & SHELDON Final Clearance WOMEN'S AND MISSES WINTER COATS Values To $16.95 Buy the BEST Il’s Cheaper ing Port y Dintlow and Holll-i Isenhath of this citv and FnrreM Schondelmaver of Middle­ ville left yesterdsv. Wednesday, for Detroit where they entered lhe gNaval Air Reserve Corps aa Air rOadets. Petty Office, Thomas Miller, for­ merly of Jackson, visited Mr. and Mrs. Nell Adair Thursday and Fri- Mb.'. Prone Leonard of Chicago i lx spending this week with her par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leoti- , >ry. ML'., Ann Brown of Rochester. N Y.. who is a student at Vl of M.. was the weekend guest of Miss Za- | belle Adrounie. who was home for!, over Sunday. Mr and Mrs. A B Gldley will , attend the Kiwanlx dinner dance in Battle Creek Thursday evening. ntion. thing for *431 They're flattering, feminine. Swing to waves now! PERMANENTS Machlnelen SL54 sua Finger Wave Oft Dried OU ROOMS STEAM SEAT HOT A COLD WAT1 SHOWER BATH HOTEL HASTINGS Now that your shoes will have to wear longer buy o pqir of Nunn Bush and see the difference. NUNN BUSH . $9.50 and $10.50 EDGERTONS $6.50 - $7.50 & $8.50 JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Made by the Nunn Buth Co. JBL Clearance WINTER HATS Former Values to $3.98 Other* at $4.50 and $5.00 BUSTER BROWN $4.50 and $5.50 Bakery Specials FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ps. Jerk The occcnt it on waves and more waves " ESfl CHOC. MALTED MILK Layer Cake 40c VALENTINE CAKES & COOKIES Shoes for Boys Sixes 1 to 6’/a BOY SCOUT shoes $5.50 and $6.50 be limited on these items!. UY O N DS HAAGHART BAKERY Al RD'S (Please place .your order early as our production will Phon* 242* |OO »|9« Fine quality felts in good styles, colors, and head sixes. The VALUE STO 138 W. STATE ST. HASTIh �The Hastings,Bai Roy Kenyon, Captain of the undefeated Saxons who meet the Greenville Yellow lockets on the GRANGES home court Friday in a West Central League en­ gagement. Ray, in addition to being captain of the Saxons, is NATIONAL EDITORIAL— |n|1 VOSIQSIATION mayor of the school, pres­ _/7Ztzn/c-t— I.T ident of the Hi-Y, and has been awarded the Hi- EXTENSION GROUPS Y scholarship cup given each semester to the boy Sheldon Agency most All Kinds of Insurance Surety Bonds tons 2185 Hastings outstanding i n scholarship, service, and citizenship. - Be sure to sec the gome at the High School Friday , Swanson Agency night, February 12th. PROTECT YOUR CAR CARDS OF THANKS From $1.00 up with Stale Farms 80-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT DEAD STOCK REMOVED PROMPTLY HORSES $5.00 COWS $4.00 AUCTION SALES List Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY All possible recoveroble animal fats vital to WAR PROGRAM LEGAL NOTICES KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS DR. L. J. CASTON PHONE COLLECT KALAMAZOO 2-9544 OPTOMETRIST s-urix"1-.. 2 ii : lr ( un.l' .M,.’* : BALE OP. RENT— CITY. COUNTRY AND RESORT Marshall Furnaces / k>» nr si - nr. ....... Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repairs furnished and , in- 1 tCON-O-COAt STOKERS ’ . T»» M.iL l.uitit ; ' a?'1 ' • Handy Reference Place a map of the world under the glass of your coffee table— where it will be handy for the whole family to folloiv the activities of the war. H...!><!,•. AI..-U. I,’.| IHlIiem II-in. r. Houtr 3. ‘.' ll > foil HCNT—<;■ w| I2i 51 uin-Lj. Sr.. hk. 1 >.« >r..n. | iir.n.i Eaveitroughing WANTED C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE FIRST CLASS AUTO MECHANIC For Permanent Position Must hove References. Apply in person to GENERAL INSURANCE C.B. BURKHOLDER AUCTIONEER 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS HASTINGS DEWEY REED Date* can be made at Banner office. Fiona 3467 Hestinga, Mich Shipping Livestock CHEVROLET a Liat your Auction Sales with j 2-11 < s'll ur sr.tr Mr. f.'U. r. T«i •2-11 |5j8ED CABS " Iron Siu:- !-• <b..r.hr Arr » M*<|on. '-sa'ru. ' JOI: SLI.F. . CIO 1 <i.r Every Saturday AUCTION SALE ALL WOOL KNIT FELT SHOES Having decided to quit (arming I will sell at public auction the following property at my farm 3 miles cast and 3-4 mile north of Dowling; or 2 3-4 miles north of Lacey on For Longer Wear and Comfort JAKE DEPRIESTER Company Hastlnn stock­ yards, phone ISM. or call 71<—F3 through the TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1943 STARTING AT 1:00 E.S.T. C. "BILL" SHERWOOD HORSES INSURANCE Hotel Hasllncs FARM TOOLS Black mare, 8 yrs. old, Pb< wgt. 1450 lbs. GET YOUR PAIR NOW CASH MEN'S 4 BUCKLE ARCTICS FOR For your old Scrap Iron, Radiatori, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Load. WORK HEAVY DUTY WORK Experience ond Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville Truss Fitting TAMPAX LARGER SIZE Super Tampax is 50^7 more absorbent than Regular Tampax. For use on certain days when needed. Sealed in individual applicators. Carveth fir Stebbins LY BARKER S Hastttga Fkoaa 211J wgt. 1500 lbs. Bay gelding, 12 yrs. old. wgt. 1350 lbs. \ Mule gelding, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1100 lbs. CATTLE GLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Michigan Avenoe CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER ) Brown mare, 4 yrs. old, REXALL DRUGGISTS Hastings Phone 2131 L RUBBERS Durham cow, 5 yrs. old. Guernsey cow, 6 yrs old. Guernsey cow, 10 yrs. old. FARM MACHINERY Steel wheeled wagon and rack. 2 Oliver 99 walking plows. Walter Wood mower, 5 ft. cut. 2 sec. spring tooth drag. 2 sec. spike tooth drag. 2 horse walking cultivator. 1 horse shovel cultivator. 1 kqrsc spike tooth cultivator. Double harness Single harness. Shipper electric fence unit. McCormick Deering separator. 100 feet lumber. 42 feet of 1 ’/j" pipe. Hoy fork Hay rope, pulleys. Forks, shovels, hand planters and many other small tools. HAY & GRAIN 1 ’/a tons timothy hoy. 1 ton alfalfa hoy. 150 shocks of corn. 36 bushels of oats. 10 pounds of cloverseed. FURNITURE 2 Round Oak tables. Kitchen table 2 chairs. 2 beds and springs. Writing desk. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: CASH day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL, Propr. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer HARRY McKELVEY. Clark �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1943 IIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR SECTION TWO— FACES 1 of a sink where I scrubbed i>ans ■ Pvt. David S..Goodyear cause womni's hats could be mads *A»c Mzsunetkmn Gth Bomb Sqd.. and 20 gallon kettles. At such jobs Co. D. 62nd ThgrBn. out of anythlny. BrotherAl resent AArs- AflOynanan 29th Bomb Group. 11 keep my mind occupied with the 13th Tng. Regt. B I, that! Now. you.never saw a wo- " ‘ ‘ ' ; Gowen Field. 'latest rumors about what’s in store Platoon 2 'man’s hat made out of dead fish Boise. Idaho (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) Camp J Os. T. Robinson. Arkansas, heads, did you? Huh? You never for us after IhLs job. and where we We're proud ot your wings loo, RusElKUOO ... tald .< SUIW . A hlIh Kh00l ml| we-aii under unaer-­ . ............. thing to do Bill buti we-all * * * saw a woman's ma,!* nut litre beint sent next. saw hal a woman's hatofmade out ot At the meeting of the Barry high Feb. *>3, ■been. "or. gnm/ctV ■In^he^htahHfchoS li,school *rhnnl on nn Weancsdny. Vnli ... _ ■ ■_ ». .Littstand how those t^r*— *----------wbhm'a hwK I To Lt. Loren Francisco, ■I just heard a new one on how­ Richard M Hinkley, 8. 2 c broccoli, did you. that 111 take that County NurhH A^n.. Jan. 20. the jor the nurooMJ of wlectlna claaa of-' nrB"nlzrn ,n ine m«n_,lcno0L even in the army so ------ - ------------to harvest the com crop, not with­ Co. 1741. O. G. U. 'back, they .... use broccoli tor haltrlm- following officers wme elected: Mn. ’°r ",p J'1"?0 °* ““fCUn« claM 01 to do volunteer work nt Pennock I V from from all all of Of us us I 5eih 5Cth Armored Eng. Battalion. Bat for n speedy recovery out work though. Pvt. Williams Great Lukes Naval Tug Station Imlngi, we ll say alfalfa and do it M. J. Moynahan President :Mrs. ■ fleer*/ The results, announced hospital. Eighteen girls have volun­ bock home. Why don’t you, y_ write j Camp Polk, La. from Alabama says, when lhe grain Great Lakes. Ill over. You never saw a woman's ire' in the When we learned you — — -us a letter while vou are" were still in u ripe ‘ they pul) the fodder, by tl teered. Three will be on duty each hat made out of alfalfa, did you? Geraldine Downs, fccretary-treos- Thuwday. were us follows: 1 Pvt. Kenneth Beckwith 36415341. And And If bet yns vou :never will, what what with with un.r: Mbs Francis l.ocke, from lhe hospital? Bill’s address Is— e means stripping ' the good old UJ1.A. your cigarette* which he mcaua »uippui B Uie leaves — Siniora —president, Richard Swan- evening. < They will help to relievo J “.rr will, 101st C.A. Brig. A A. --------—------------------- --don ------’t---ask Health Department, vice-president; ■ soil;Nice president. Pauline Chana- । Pvt. William Crawford, last week were changed to a money off With a sweep down the stalk horses cofilin; i>ack. And the rush caused bv'thcjack of nur- ’ • Training Station No 8. 302nd Inf. Band order which you sliould have by by one’s hands When a good bandme where they're coming back from Mn- Hose Cook, for a 2 year term Their work will ctmdrt primar- ' i Santa Ro.a. Calif. Camp Phillip*. Kan |nuw. OK. by you? fu) is acquired one of the leaves is ■ because I don't know. Anyway I and Mrs Stewart Lofdahl. for a one ter: secretary', Orville Buxh; trros- se*. llv of casYving tray/., filling water ' Dale Larabee’s reference to a used to tie the rest nnd tills is then don't like that crack about the iuits . year term, oh the Board of Dirce- urer. Barbara Shannon. glasMa and making tlie patlenta Pvt Ralph Wayne Hawthorne tors M:.. Alice HagrL-Jiaw. of thHastings Banner. I Prairieville boy’ In hia letter lari placed on a stalk that has been Junlors\presldent. Donald Berry; fort a We. I had the craziest dream, tra. tra. i H’ai'-h Department, was upp^nted Hastings. Michigan. i week has already materialized into broken over about midway until it vice president. Harold Fuller; setre, At i.nr prcsrtit Ume tlie girls ure Camp Santa Anita . George Belson. son of Mr. and Mu Ls Thf«f ar? •hfn ‘IwL3 la. I was snoozmg on the daven- «!«•*«» <’ nunc on the local Council Dear Gent.-:— Arcadia. California port and dreamed I was trying to ’■* u’ i'J* l'"* vacancy left tary,. Joyce 'Harrington: treasurer. receiving ln*tructlons and training. Archie Belson. His address isa bundle and hauled in. to be med Stanley BndlcmStK. >zTheir .,.__ __ _ I aint kicked no oaken bucket. actual work will begin FtbPvt George O. Belson. 36415327 as the main winter feed for mules Birthday. Feb. 19., . milk the old row Now. when I try by. M'.- . I/misc Huywaid. • I reads THE BANNER—Never tuk ;.-.ry 22 Sophomore s—prrsldeftv—Patricia nl2^y ” to milk a cow. stir always does tlie A spetigl requi-.t b. made to1 Hq. Co 3rd Bn. 130th Inf. and horses The rars of com are Max Myers, who Ls nt Great it I There "are three units which ar» A1‘ 0.33. Port Lewi'.. Washington, snapped off ond put into tlie bam Lakes. i one-two-thr«* -four routine on me. re’UT.n Fewle.-s: vice president, Franklin 111. holier, to get l«„.. My neighbor takes It regular, so— Birthday—May 27th. with husks on HQsking these is a , Pint she cfowdX me into the stall, to Mbs Olive Sewell. 750 E- Mam Bush; Trca’.urcr. Dorothea' Van receiving training; Mary Ketcham, I borries It when he IrU go. Sue Smith. Marjorie Stanley. Eve­ We’re glad to get. your name George bud weather and winter job in that come home soon forji visit with Ins। and i! tiiat doesn't get rid of mr St.. Lamin*.' ; Hom. parents. Mr. mid Mrs. Ellsworth lyn Brower. Eunice Fisher. Marjorie nnd werjt sorry to hear you've been climate." • hr step' on my foot Then she ...... ..JJX ■ ^JUfTHCF * PR°B^|tal»Tl»^fw~l^^^ With Charlene Cappon and Lois .Myers His address b: Until next time. 'kicks tlie pall across the bam. and ’ v_, Campbell having the highest num­ Cole. June Colvin. Elizabeth Donter, May Myers i Pvt t Albert Barcroft The Odako lastly, she holds up her milk. Now Thp Camp Cam“ Fire tlr*’ Group ' ' . bcr of votes lor .sophomore secre- Pauline Chandler and Barbara Wux kickin’ up the worri es ure-tr* .YS4,r bttCk "ln the , Co. .Vi.’Barracks 3107U held their .council tire Saturday Sliannon have completed tliefr AA F.B FJ5. Sqd. 324 in this dream. 1 Miccrsafully over­ 'CUZ TIME WUX rollUV Past 011 hubs ,l<tl0?VP bl 1"’nnmer Powers Green Bay Camp. of their. tary. and neither having a majority, training. Walnut Ridge. Ark. came all thrso obstacles and began afternoon ■■■at the •home — ----------• Mrs , it will be necessary tor another Without no word frum IRY TUBBS. milking after many honeyed words Mrs Eiui > ~Clark, The girls who will receive their stopped enroute .to a Charleston. Birthday—Dec. 17th I Birthday date is Aug 16 . casting of ballots. training this week and next are: of flatten nnd some not for oubc “ ukl, ‘ .*? ,h5 ’ l r TJl rn Anv 'Wwui Va., Vn assignment ni«lunment to tn call rail on on the tile ,phat’t'. a fine Perha.M they* some will show sur- (West Albert and > letter . Fr.hmcn—president. Frederick prtaT W Grtbbin. at atPhiladelphia, forCook. Evelyn Tobias, Vir­ '’Van .Van Gribblns Philadelphia, for- thanks. n.™...—. Suppose you could have ’ Birthday greetings, Wayne, and lication. So here I was milking. Rown o assist in the ceremony.• McDonald: vice president. John Beverly ginia Myers. Mary Lockwood. Gall And wii .t do VOU think T rot?-Hot Mr* Clark t>rczcnU*d each member BUVB mer Nashville folks. titled it. "In the Midst of Mess" or here’s hoping you’ll be home lor■ cofftt! • ! That remarklble cow ot‘h>' T'"’. !,HV TO/ To learn I aint one of them i'guyi > Richamsonr secretary. Joann DuckFoster. Willo Hampton. Martha sieh I Ensign and Mrs. Marshall Cook "Who's Panning Who." You heard your next one Which riles fer IriFrrs magazeeiv. an' tetS ' i was kiviiia down with hot lava which they had won for their Traill er; treasurer, Sally Goodyear. An’ tws tVlf oul bV Maus aand Sally Goodyear. wm- « nt Ortbbln. Gribblns al nt’ the time so they thev ^“l ‘ the prtvSte who had pee)rd Dorothy, R^noMs. Coming up for next week Ls a let­; io sX a««i eJram Just coffi- Seekers Rank An types meir uui oy icm. i. g o|d Harry County reun. polatw.a nlfday and that n|ght hr ter to you from Dr. D. D. Waltonr "truiuht And there what do you Helen Hoev-nair ant1 Hclen Dc• ■ ,roU»--ho, • • placed a telephone call for Portland who is nn optometrist as most'of ’■mJK* wn-tanW. c think luiniieiird ’ .tv olLntine with mond took part in Untiling and ex ­ and In spelling the name hr thought you know; which fact leads old Zol-; hr"tojf rame tom. tmam .l,u« the «Siu>ril Brr candles. hard and finally said P m in PLs- jy to believe that Dr Walton will' m hTJ^and w k^m^ui if' A ,unch »-» “,r ,Wtn Hot* "~"d “'I S’B^Su.'wrvto Unit ' 'KM10 “* luchio! Write again Albert and all probably write on tlie subject of.’ j^n’Zd r“ve? -m* tlie rest of youlfellows too. . । "An Eye See It." Flu, Ihutly HOLSTCINS. U1U »- ।| Phenix Hotel Lexington. i Burl Cook Rom Bugbee Corners The olllpr r Walton t ... nwifrhtn* I| CX XUlglon. Ky. other dnv day "D", ns p Dr. Bv Dorn thy Reynolds. An' 9 girl’daughters in addition |P_1Llh,dft3'“V£b’ locale wrnra writes Jivm from u.cinv,.* overseas that he h w lamiliuny fgmiliurly aniea. called, oeamea beamed anu and sum said ■ we \ve were having having the usual F....... Friday ' |..1» uocuic Q^th2lttn iersitv of °«'y, d?kry A friend of his •«>f- nt last he had realizes! orie nt his lalternoon pillowcase concert and .ut wfv ??,. tell *■’ one u. uic U,e inusv m“'i mi U, ,»hm.EL ' An' Vnn female-Ilroes ritv fellers mav have I WWW* wu,W-• 1|Jg .mr. ut ,i- dreams-’A letter from Ills duugh- the kitten crawled in the plliow.'aw The extension meeting of the to buy. an*kl.l'i ’ lids ’. (Kentucky. By .he the .*■•* way hn. laivthey tell modest ,mto the Knn.nrlev Hv wav thrv tell ....... ....we .know ..................... .he U-I_ .|nd (Jhp wa,. , nnd w(>nt .„ a,;d *Jw • vrnlng group No. 1 was held at But/brothers.—MULTIPLY BY , }» <?f™“ck,y1. RT?ry a,m umpth degree, yet h--is' tiadlly adtoo because it arrived to bring । company came and 1 laid the la|>- the home of Mr*. Keith YCrty on Mtwp . 'been cancelled for this sear and v^nclng and is now u sergeant. His •■rretings to him on ills birthday, pi].down und me half hour i..wr February 4. with eight members pi hr one RWFII WIFE' 1 i I for the duration Will you verify this add rp<j, ts — ■ ’D’ has four sons you know, and pHiowra e ral.Mxl up and and two'guests oretent A nteneM w,rc 1 ’■ 'he letter was from Ensign Derorest ‘stretched und you should have seen .-upper prepared by the members Walton Jr’s wife. Shirlev. and a very ; lhtlr tv,.; iwp out of their hradz. was enjoyed. followed oy tne xrswn But when, to that, you also add. I b^k V^frrwd This might have ’ 709 c o Postmaster „lr. Vrr,.., h«.r.. r.n | TJwv n rtaU.lV looked ICllCVed Wile.i Moniy Savins Meals, presented ONEMH FARM. >oull W. how ."J£ I Son Ruffle’s whiskers appeared. She by Mrs. Royal Hayes. The lastThis army is taking lots Cheerio until then. ! yawned and evacuated but the call- tnertin? of the course will be ‘•••'.'i par' if mere's anyming in a name. Dur' s *“’r ' u. II eo.s lou-h Zolly Coffer. |ers looked jumpy all the remainder at the home of Mrs. Henry Kline Robert Ermont Shul ’.z. ™ son „" of‘S; Mr. ‘'Mr' rn“"" N“ ^n?Mr. “S„£ U'&XdI» “d Creek, left Tuesday for Detroit and of doctors and nurses jot their stay. on April I... .. .----------- J..-.-, then to Miami. He has Joined the ,nu'” ' from the U. S. Naval School for Army Flying Cadets. from civilian life into ocSailor Rupe was home last Us Farmers dont have time to rite l^^U^0,athet?atlnJn<}rmiic»iln^ ■ — _____Walter ____________ week from Great Lakes, he likes his A buncli of pomes, sweet an’ brltc ra££‘ft none job in the navy and ' ---------- 1 and says the way five duty in the service. By JANE CAMERON In other years, not long ogo. . . J5 'jul o( the class of 199 to things .....are x thereXlnonc now there' better. I I. lotted down a pome or so. « ™ot^I to the petty officer* Cadet Chuck L ---------------. . ,------------------------ ----- Ot, promotea to me petty oinccrn I Cadet Chuck Leonard was told . It's up to you to bock up always rated with tills be the lari he ’d ! The boys want to know what Is i « v Irotlng I rating You You" have knew'you this weekend would hed SCIENTIFICALLY A1COFFFR “tre In have home so helast arrived An •—<uz CLEMENT nn an ZOLLY I!t“UBob ■. Y"nd. we knew vou were to visit at Ijomc arrived the literal traiulatlon for Schiklrthe soldiers by staying COFFER ‘ here Saturday night, took In the grUber? My German is weak but ftalpnM*-P?‘aiwr?1" I^Martii^Poitma/brot'her of Dan Coast Guard dance and left Sunday j think it 'is*"something you get PREPARED well and leaving avail ­ TITLE— A Wl'yi;,1 ALU I Z postma of Freeport, who has tx-en to be back at Bowling Green by 8 when you turn over a decayed log. qUNSFT AN^ EVENIN' STAR AN' ln ypara ln Mnrch has ■ ; ! isn’t Is? Unquote. able civilian doctors time arrivedarrlsafely । - • UN ARTER -nfAT -THE DARK ' arrived in Africa ready lo take a , Gerald Amlers PRESCRIPTIONS 'oversea;, thU mo. month. Something nice—Mr. LyBarkcr AKTbK lliAi.-nib UAitn ,,, the huns oversea;, early thl< — Hr is I aiwuz feels like cryin’ when I "* plumI„ of an Instrument speclaltat. having enlarges enough to handle more free of charge all the ---------- free phs oof the "boys" who arc ■ Nashville have received word from graduated from the Technical photographs ,',nS z«.&^Me^^ PluAtiey. School «l Chanute Field Ills ad- put In Mr Bo — FOR — Ils a line frum a pome called. ... Jr Boyes' window. I have patients. • ArnnKKiN" nF Tirr rar " iinerr zon. uspuiui mowjx « the ng think of lot*.* ‘»’nt hr YIELD• STANDING ABILITY*FEED - 'that he u is recovering from an attack dress •*— ... . not. not seen “ ’c window lately and Pvt. Gerald Anders. 36179770 [ would suggest, if it hasn't been done A th!n« reXitr an’ strnnee jaundice and has lost 20 pounds 1 Pvt. 41st Service Sq* A. P. O. 3396 —»that the . pictures of those who ™ 1 ' alranB*» m weight during his illness He was LOCAL PIONEER REPRESENTATIVE •:' c Postmaster. u » h > mu »:.. New York C City, have made the supreme sacrifice "n ,ur' - । uncertain, when he wrote his parALBERT CONKLIN N. Y be given honor ixirition nnd fitting •SUNDOWN AN' EVENIN' BELL ;«'£• zeaUnd'fSr"^ . Bowline Route 1 Now for the addresses space will 1 tribute in n reverent manner. How— I . • * ah; ONE CLEAR CALI. FER W. When you’re writing to a soldier I Pvt. Earl W. Otis Battery. C. 28th, Battalion ' in Guadalcanal, how do you explain I puttin' out to sea. 1‘ ?th Training Reg. ' our strikes to iilm. He cah'l un­ «*• “.SL.WOUM J^^^r’^uat^from Las Bajr^ ’ derstand why men who make more ! do.—fer decent, painless ' Vegas Gunnery School a few monUw ; Fort SilljOklohoma : money In four days than he -makes j . ago and has just been promoted to Birthday-Feb . 2a month should strike for still •« An’ likens "sailin' out at DUSK" to ^j„1^<lnjYe s^Vuni'erPmIa Cnnmh. Bomb° Earl Earl was «« employe employed at the Kellogg in n more He doesn't strike when he I Staff Sgt He's a gunner in ■a sllippln' of of one one's breath. ; iWLXl “ R— Co. In Battle Creek 6 years before is dodging bullets *48 hours without I sllippln* ’s breath. ! er squadron and his address is— ' j he entered service. sleep. He doesn't strike when he | ! "BUT SECH A TIDE-." thia Poet I‘ Staff Sgt^ Jamis H. Llninger. hasn't had his clothes off or a I ■1 ♦^£..?°TL.TO? Dviiaw !«,««« --I rites. TOO FULL FER , Pvt. Richard H. McLcay—3G412977 bath for a week. He doesn't strike I i Alachua Army Air Field NOISE OR FOAM— । 103 Signal Company A.P.O. 103 when he doesn't get a cooked meal . Gainesville. Fla. AS THAT WHICH DRAWED ' Camp Claiborne. Louisiana. for weeks. He doesn't strike when ------------------------------' 'Dick' Sherman write*—"We have FRUM OUT THE BOUND­ been haying rifle marksmanship . Birthday—Sept, iwhat date Dlck Dick?> ’l |he hasn't hasn’t slept Iin a bed for months. 1 LESS DEEP.—TURNS AGIN practice for two weeks and Satur- iIi -Dick Ls is a grandson grapd-son of Dr. McLcay McLeay ,> Do you know, know. I just don't know ! lor lox Prairieville. what to tell him him when he asks those That’s beautiful!I—I’m tellln’ you, day morning I went to the range , ... questions. to try to qualify, W-’H. I wish to re- | _. . . ------------j waj) rea(jjnK a hfgh-fallutln’ —altho you’ll prob'ly doubt. rl Dial your son qualified—I had । Corporal Kenneth Biddle I’ve thought them things, — the article that told of shortages we have 134 points and I got 135. 1 same ns him,—in thlnkln' There is u rumor that our furloughs can expect but .the writer mag­ 12th General Hospital those things out. nanimously said ’there wouldn't be A P.O. 700 start in February, that is what they An’.—whilst I havent hud the say." Here's to the rumor becoming • New York City. N. Y. any shortage of women’s hgts be- , words,—to rime lhe same as a fact and tlie we'll be seeing you him. this month. Dick's address is— I knows he’s" rite.—whilst humble Pvt Richard C. Sherman joy with tears my eyes may I Battery “A" A” 114 Field Art. Ai Bn. dim. • ir. FAITH dm e~.nu.-inw.™ 1 Heri^are'som'e'wcrpu’of a letter or Storms.—It’s FAITH; from Albert Barcroft of Freeport— "I could make out Dial I am mak­ We nil—shall meet our PILOT. — ing a place for myself in thi* army. face-to-face. — when we have I am close enough to a Sergeant to "crossed" Uie n^'inds bar. HeartVri^tlnn Mnre- I,par him snorc D.1Rht! AU?' slnFc Ri*i«hILS>Zi. »tru>S sentiments are permissible. You w*ld and rouh Arkansas I got that should see the racks of Valentines I position by first be ng put on K.P. mouia see me racics or vaieniincs । by . lust for service men on disolav this duly, then being detailed to tc G arYou’re a very special lot of bage remcrx!. removal. A~ Am ’resigning as of year. You're fellows and everything we see and tonight tonightrln line nn do tlirse these davx days has an eninhnnii emphasis nn on 1’ "Till* “This is mostly about the mess | You. . . hall and kitchen because that is , Deep in the heart of America Regarding things of the heart— mighty close to all I have yet seen the one soldier said. ’’I have a girl of this place, and that always while is the love of Freedom . . . dressed- •I *nthe that’s a WAAC." The sailor re- ---------’,h" work coveralls we an| the will to preserve for­ marked. ”Mv girl Is a WAVE" A florify with Uie. name faUgue unlmarine smiled and said, "You can ' orm. Even a farmer working lhe ever those principles crystalhave your WAAC* and WAVES. II KJ*, hours of 5: A. M. to 7:30 P M. feel -------that he .-----------------was shirking. IL’ve got a girl that * aWOW!" I| wouldn ~wu.u..’>t — ixed in the immortal words of Now to news of the week—first. I■ In comparison with farming the a monev order for one greenback । work is fool flattening instead of Abe Lincoln. In this war—as to you Lt. Russell Laubaugh whose back breaking! Last Sabbath I celeaddress Is— • । brated on my feet, at the west side On The Home Front Heads Barry Nurses Association Officers Elected By Hospital Unit Formed High School Classes |n High School _____________________ ARE YOU BACK ING US UP BY STAYING WELL! ! BARRY BYPATHS PIONEER LyBARKER’S Tt>i, pr U Uk, te-. I !8L^!» y.galg'TL’g; • PlonEER - nyr com or plenty .____ _— Government OF THE PEOPLE BY THE PEOPLE DON’T Be Out Guessed PEOPLE FOR THE Shall Not Perish from the Earth CLOSED FORMULA FEED/ NOW that it is your patriotic duty-as well as profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand- Open Formula Feeds Mileage Rationing Means Open formula feeds were originated by the Fann Bureau as a farmers’ organization. be guessed at. 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DRIVE IN TODAY FOR ANDRUS SERVICE They enable the fanner to check on the balance between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul­ try and hog feeds). * 4 He can consult with the Michigan State College aa to feeding value of the ration. in the dark days when Lincoln spoke ot Gettysburg—many of our boys have fought and died in a war testing whether “this nation ... or any nation so conceived . . . can long en­ dure.” It is up to us to sec that “these dead shall not have died in vain . . . and that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of Freedom." What arc we waiting for? Let's honor Lincoln now—not with a word tribute, but with an ac­ tion tribute! INVEST IN WAR Buy War Savings Bonds ond Stamps Here. BONDS ond STAMPS today! Try to find these advantages in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED Farm Bureao MILKMAKERS • MERMASHES - PORK­ MAKERS have no superiors. Ask us for open formula booklets on our feeds. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS, MICH. Phono 2240 Hotiingi TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. • HASTINGS CITY BAN ^Fifty-Six Years of Continuous Service” PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICHI �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1»43 UCTION SALE 1 Having decided to quit farming I will have an auction sale on the Will Norris farm J mile south of Prairieville or 3 miles west and 1 mite south of Delton on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1943 COMMENCING AT ONE O’CLOCK I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: SHEEP HORSES Gray more, 12 yrs. old. wgt. 1400. Roon Gelding, 9 yn. old. wgt, 1700.’ CATTLE Holstein cow, 8 yrs. old, freshened |an. 15. . Guernsey cow. 5 yrs. old. due ot time of sole. Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old. freshened Dec. 14. Durham and Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old. bred Sept. 25. Guernsey and Durham heifer. 2 yrs. old. freshened Dec. 15. Guernsey heifer, 14 mas. old. Jersey heifer. 9 mas. old. 2 Heifer calve*, Z mos. old. (These cows orc T.B. and Bongs tested'. HOGS 11 Ewes. HAY AND GRAIN 8 Ton alfalfa hay. 100 bu. corn; Some Silage. FARM MACHINERY McCormick hoy loader, nearly new. McCormick mowing machine. 6 ft. cut. McCormick side rake. McCormick corn planter. John Deere hay loader. 3 Sec. drag. M^idc tire wagon. 1 Row cultivator. 2 Row cultivator. 1934 Ford truck, 1 ’i ton. Universal milking machine, double unit. 8. 10 Gal. milk cans. 2 Collars. Small tools. Double work harness. Double work harness, nearly new. 2 Sows, bred Jan. 20. 8 Feeding pigs. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until-settlcd for. Everything to be settled for day of sole. - FLOYD JOHNCOCK, Prop E. E. GRAY. Clerk HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer CRESSEY Mr. and Mrr Lee Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reynolds visited M» and Mrs Chas. Hudson and family and Jennie Reynolds at Vicksburg on Sunday. * Mr. und Mrs. Otis Boulter attended tlie golil- WcdnMdpy. * Ruxsell Reynolds of en wedding nnnlvemry-ot Mr and Great Lake* Training Station is Mrs. Chas. Kahler at East Delton sjiending a nmc-day furlough at his on Sun lay. * Mrs Helen Reynolds home here * Airs Gerald Barber underwent an operation at the Os- returned to her home from Borges* teopathlc hospital. Battle Creek, on hospital, this week. TWO BASKET BALL GAMES SATURDAY leave* for army service this week. MOBTOAOI ULI Ut The McOmber school children will entertain their mother? Friday afternoon with b Valentine party. Hastings High School Saxons Tlie Hasting* Saxon* chalked up * Mr. and Mrs Glen Henry of Marjoumeyeo to Cnartotte Friday mgiu their eleventh straight victory of shall wefe dinner guests on Sunday ami defeated one of its oldest rivals the season Baturday night at at the home of his father Woodland, when they defeated and mother here, honoring hl* their county rivals, 52-30. The mother's eightieth birthday. * Mrs. The Charlotte Orioles, playing on Saxon* had things pretty much Oleh Henry and Mr*. Donald Bortheir home, court befure a largo thclr own way Irom the start. ton were dinner gueaU at Leo Hen­ crowd, played determined and ag­ Hasting* got off to a flying start dershott * on Wednesday. * The W. gressive basketball. The crowd liad in the opening period taking a 3. C. 8. will meet a week from thi* thrills and fireworks a plenty. The commanding 18 to 4 lead. The pace Thursday at the home of Mr*. ErOrioles displayed an uncanny eye Umg slowed up in the second quarter nle Matteson. We hope for a good for the bosket during the first half •f th* as the Woodland defense tightened crowd for the election of off Kers, and us n rexult led the Saxons 15­ *".'*• CHr o' R*»ti"<«. to bold the Blue and Gold to 7 Z...JJTh'n»i*u*{*---------------, HIcbUM, m Mradiy th* 10 tV the quarter and 25-18 at the 4wii 1»4.1. M 10 points while they were scoring 4. /®°LTH BOWNE tlm*. la lh* lm»ei at The Saxons added 21 points to; L"1 We*k“ Letter time this season liiat the Saxons their mounting total in the third . were behind at the half. Charlotte Arlia quarter, while Woodland added 10 Marjorie Forritt took *• >«- Hooteltscored on eleven out of twenty-two ler to Battle Creek Saturday to take more markers. The score reading attempts from lhe field Hastings 46. Woodland IB. In the thri.traln for Camp Holliday, MiaoTlie pace was fast and furious final period Coach Brozak used B isMppl for the navy. ★ Mr. and Mrs. during the first half but the tempo Victor Parker of Detroit were Sun­ men. wiis stepped ui> even more in the Ken Lane and Ted Banash led day dinner gueate of his sister, Mr, iccond halt. The Saxon*. realiz­ the Hast bigs attack with 18 and and Mrs. Floyd Walton. Mr. and ing that thev had their work cut 17 points respectively. Capt. Ray out fur them, rtaried the second Kenyon, Duane Ottosen, and Bill were guests Sunday aftamoon. * half with a whirlwind drive which Gar: hon also played well for . the Mrs. Jennie Pardee and Mrs. Dor­ netted them 14 points while holdwinners. Burkie, McMillan. Alicr- th y Curtiss were in Hastings Sat­ ing Charlotte m the third Cliar’oitc to 4 i_. ___ _ ___ dlng, and Rising with 6 points each urday forenoon. * Mrs. Beulah Cur­ oiiiirter. 4lh nu:ir' quarter. Shortlv.after Shortly;after the tlie 4th quar­ were the high point men for Wood­ tiss vblted Friday and Saturday ter u|xriiru irr o|xmed ciuiriuue Charlotte tied ura uic the yxire ■>cun: . with Mrs Thlema White of Sara­ land. ■ al 32 nil. At till* point Coach Joe ASSYRIA I Tin- Hastings second team defeat­ nac. * Mr. and Mrs. LaOrand Col­ Brorak inserted Duane Ottosen in- Lnst Week Letter ed the Woodland .second team by lier spent Bunday with her parents Willi.m Q. Bta( to the linetyi and -he immediate­ at Quimby. Her brother, Cecil AlThe Jolly Dozen organization met the score of 40 to 15. Fuller and ly dropjied in two basket* for a vtn Crittenden, who has been at lour point lead. A free throw wax on Friday, for dinner with Mrs. Myers were the iilgh point men for Fort Custer, is visiting his parents. added but then Steinman and Hicks Hiirvr as hostCM. * Mrs. Ronald Hostings with It and 10 points re­ * Miss Evelyn Thompson of Clarkascored a bosket n piece where up­ Warner of Detroit came Thursday spectively. A. Cunningham was lhe ■0T7CB or M0BT0A0B BALE on Ted 'Banaab broke through the to' visit her parental home, her high point man for Woodland with lyn Mishler Sunday afternoon. ★ Charlotte defense for tuo quick Mother Oral Miller and family, and 5 points. Gerald Gless spent Friday night baskets making the eeorc 41-36. Jhe home uf iter brother-in-law and with Robt Rowiader of Caledonia. During the Inst two minutes the sister, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cole MARTIN CORNERS * Sunday dinner guesto at the La­ Saxorw effectively controlled the and family. * Betty Ketcham, ivho cy and Porrltt home were Mr. and ball and as a result Charlotte was sjicnt last week at the Ketcham Mr. nnd Xfrs. Arthur Perrin of home. Is reluming to her work at Grand Rapids srerc Sunday guesta Mrs Sain McRoberts of Lake Odes­ unable to get tin- bull to score. Mercy hospital at Canton. Ohio. * of her parenU. Mr and Mrs. Milo sa and Miss Elizabeth Porrltt of The entire Saxon team played Mrs. Mary Barve will be hostew-. on Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ good basketball especially during February U to the Happy Dozen Barry. * MLm Alice Wheutone und thur Barnaby of Martin visited her tile second hah. Ted Bunash and organization. * Mrs Samuel Nes­ Mrs Millie Fisher were recent call­ parenu. Mr and Mrs. D. D. Hol­ Ken Izinc with 17 and 14 points bitt is convalescing from her recent ers on Mrs. Elsie Cogswell nnd chil­ comb, one day last week. * Darlene led the Hastings attack, while . illness * Mrs Nellie Miller lias re­ dren in Nashville. * Mr. and Mrs. Weiland ot FTceport spent Bunday Sophomore Bud Strienman scored . turned from an extended visit at Roland Barry and Mrs. Millie Fish­ with Patricia Allerdlng. * Mr. and er were callers at Mr. and Mra. B. 12 points for Charlotte. . Marion. Indiana, with her sutcr. J Wellman’s Thursday afternoon of Mrs Clare Eash and family; Mr. 'tie* tot nriari nnd Mrs. Alden Eash of Dearborn Hastings Mrs. Orrcn Durham, to sec her ot •i.eM.oo. week. Mr Wellman has been and mother. Mrs. A. T. Eaah visited Player Pus B F P T cousin. Mrs. Phin Powers, fanner ■last quite poorly of late, but is somewhat Friday with Floyd Burkey and fam­ ..‘it Lane . f 6 2 3 14 resident here. * Last week legal Improved. Mr. and Mrs. Wellman's ily of Hostings. * Mr. and Mrs. Al­ Bush f 0 0 0 0 p.-ocEhNlliifK were comumutcd by daughter, Mrs. Ruth Keyes of Jack­ den Eash of Dearborn visited from Banash c 8 1 3 17 which William Glllasple of Delton son. is with them to assist them a Kenyon -Capt > g 1103 exchanged farms with Edward Kei­ few days. * Ml*a Alice Whetstope Wednesday until Monday with his Garrison g 0 13 1 ser of Lacey, who will move to Del­ accompanied by Mrs. Alma Good­ parenu. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Eash. Coleman f 10 12 ton. * Mr and Mr*. Dale Conklin enough of Hastings was in Grand Mr and Mrs. Floyd Burkey and Keeler t 0 0 10 >■14 have exchanged his property at La­ Haplds Wednesday of last week. ★ family of HasUnis were weekend t tlax«. Ottosen f 2 0 0 4 cey fur the Edward Kiixer property. HU many friends were sorry to l»ear guesu. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Eash 18 * Tlie checkered school district, on Baturday afternoon, that Arthur and family also were Sunday dinner ''“h*k of their rents, Mr. and ;;LP Charlotte whose schoolhouse burned recently, Jones of Grandville was in1 Blodgett (uests tr* £a*h B have a new one under construction atai. Grand Rapids, very ill'with which will soon be finished The e pneumonia. We all hope, for Steinman hU spceedy recovery. * Mrs. Ciari- SOUTH SHULTZ Clever l> ipils i f Checkered district recent­ beile Barnum was hostess Saturday Mrs Mina Kenyon received a card ly ♦ Mrs. Clifton Miller, who sub­ afternoon to a company of ladles frpm iter nephew Pvt. Billy Monica. Walters mitted to » major operation, has- honoring Mrs Margaret Detnond He 13 now In Miami. Florida. * No Hick­ returned home from Pennock hos­ wllh a shower Slie received many school at Delton on account ot Shaver pital • Mr and Mr*. Fred Miller beautiful gifts Ice cream and cake drifted roads. * Mr. und Mrs. Prank MacDonald visited their mother. Mrs Aaron was served as refreshments. * Staff Hom spent Wednesday with Mr. Total. * 36 Treece and sister. Mrs. Bvron Guv Senteuni Kenith OlUespie of Jeffer­ and 16 Mrs. Vem Welcher of Lacey. Free throws ----------missed: Hastings. of Mnp)c drove Sunday. * Ronald son Barracks. Mo, has been home * Loma l-irabee and Lorraine Lane. Burnish 2. Keeler. furlough visiting his parenu, Mr. Manning and Sharon of Ypsilanti Charlotte: Clever. Molire 4. Wai- Conklin nnd twin brother, Donald, on sons of Mr. and Mrs. David Conk­ nnd Mrs. Elmer Gillespie. He has called on their grandmother. Mrs. — — E. ----Kenyon - —-----------Monday. ™* ,. We w— wtah . to lin who were recently inducted into been accepted for Cadet Trainins O. Referee Mary, Uthplre Beck. the service, have reported thetr and will report at the training field correct a mistake in our last week's items. ”■ ’It * -* should —’•* *• have —-----read* that ‘'eslination a* Keam. Utah for in Na,diviHe. Tenn., soon. George Thomas of Hickory Cor­ order rem rusticATI ox Cadet Insigne Ronald, and Camp "McCoy. Wts. for ners visited his son Waller who Donald. HENDERBHOTT The Insigne at a new air eadet • Mr*. Leo Hendershott, her moth­ wax til at Pennock hospital and school at Stamford. Texas, -shows er. Mrs. Daisy Thompson and Mr*. called on Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ken­ r eoA'boy on an airplane. < i Gordon Thompson from the Schultz yon as he was returning home. * 3Ulh <11 n-Mhlwin!“v'..C”rq.JXw" n crtlrtrlc‘ went to Martin on Salur- Mrs. Maxine Ardrey and baby Em­ D. 1041. ThhJrfov WarFe!i‘. as‘ d®*’ 10 funeral ot an old erson of Kalamazoo spent Friday Athens of North America ‘ “r'“*."d d'“™r rnshhor John H.yw.nl. • Sun- ahernoon with Mina Kenyon. ★ B .Un is called the Athens of TJ wx. served by the members, and a (jay guests at Leo Hendershotts Mr. and Mrs. fzster Bonneville and North America because of its edu­ u? P S001' W’‘rc Mr- and Mr" J,m Meveni nJ I-orralne Manning and Sharon vis­ cational and cultural facilities. was given Three t'V theviAors b-udersand ill nine (he Plainwell Mnt. Daisy Thnmnmn pellth nfternwm. and Mr attars^rdon^X “ ited Mr. and Mrs. Jim May of Bat- CHARLOTTE LOSES GAME TO SAXONS Money In two basket ball games Satur­ day morning. Woodland defeated tlie seventh and eighth grade team* of Ilaalb^ Saturday morning play groupc. The team* were paired by school grades and the games were played on lhe Woodland school court. ■ Thomas of Hasting* began lhe scoring in the first game when he took a quick pass from the tip off und came in for a clear side shot With Flaimigan leading the attack., however. Woodland soon took the lead and ran up n lead to win 22-14. Flannigan scored 8 points nnd Brandi led the Hastings squad with 6 points. The second game was nip and tuck for three of the periods. Wood­ Land got olf to an early lead, but Hastings came back and tied the score in the last period. Ax the game ended Woodland took a goal from tlie floor and one by free throw to win 18-20. Ray Branch W11S hi'-.h nl,.n score 5C0rP man mini with wnn 8 a points was points ftlid Otllcv led Woodland with 6 Ju n, woocuana utui o ELEVEN STRAIGHT FOR THE SAXONS Swi?i^er^>ner*nu>rrf*inU nMr\«JaCK M,n * Mr' nn<1 Mrs- Albert Brill at- Clouse entertained the Shultz Oom1 cousin. I munity club Thursday and all re1 Mr.O'. -trT rJ, *1. . ranaeo uie nmerai or tn«r tneir cousin."'" and Mr ! Bl!Skla,!‘J Mrs. Roy Yarger in Hastings Pri- “«>rt a good time. * Mrs. Donald n’id~MaS nf day afternoon * Mrs. Laurence M’“mining Iir and Sharon Jane of YpaiRua^iWWhmen^\aLmSrtn^thl Chr^lcns«n »'*•! entertain the Ex- J**} 11 spent last week with her par~itl ituAM.i wntttemon x hunorlng the tension class this n mui wi-eit wcea Thursrlnv mursnay Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sonnef uhvU; SfJF. Pcw * KMrs .“k * b roads were vlUc- * Mrs- Idabelle Hallock and Mrs. JJack # The north andTX south Eiway heiixxi licr mother. ,..w.vu MJS snowed on Sunday so there Martbelle spent Sunday u> uu in ouiiwiv so utcre was ■ -was I ___ _ _meetings. 1—,___ * . Mr with mId M wiIm ava A enjoyed —■ _ Stuart Brownell near Guu lake. r • ,' .• ...v church w,h V Vesta Monica and a rclrbrete blrthdav — la_«t' week . . .. .. her ............. „ and Mfs Robert Bryans have sold | chicken dinner. ★ John Babcock i Sunday. * Sunday visitors at Roy their farm to Dick Youngs and will I sP*‘nt Friday night until 8un- I fc.rw.tvs were Mr. nnd Mrs. Ward move to Hastings as soon as they hl wHh ty !JjF night with Benny Kenyon. * A rs.' Claud Hammond of Hines dlsdlaErway of Hastings and Mr. nnd Mrs. buv a home t»’-re. Mr is Mr5 r^T*?n wi 5?rand Rapld-'i a brother of Mrs. Wm. McDonald ,trict wllh 1*r d*u<h. ,^Ir;’ । "?’!!enter- and comes from Indiana. * Mr. and tcr- Mr’B*non and family. W”111,'s’ Mr>. Jack Sullivan celebrated their --------- ----- ------------------------------------------5SK%JO BIDDER* ON HJET IN. ON BAMBY COn1rrT ®0AD DM* due »l 5:00 I*. M. hkrwy Id. Wwlnetdav where thln.Hh?lW *H!,t CJ'» ,nct Janil,,r>' 30 at home •he M P of Norn,ft Knickerbocker. * Mr. and -_________________________________ the M E. A dinner. <Unn .r. * There .*« was Mrs. Ted OLaughlin attended attended a vnrnnt » nun.™.. II t liijary Liability notice to cannnoBa F.»rfc |,er*«n—CtO.oOO. no community last Siitur- , onn« farewell party" Saturdav nieht farewell party Saturday night honhon Hl.tr < t Michigan. The 1 day on account meeting of bad weather. B^&^nden of iliKs ’X­ oring Bob Saunders of Hasting* who ra. L L V A L J and Repairing Effrrllve dll* 13.01 A. M. »m Right la retena prapoaal* sni| to i iaUrrala at Barr ■Ulloa. Investigate See What Remodeling Hnan American Due to our new industries and the great influx of Patriots Drink war workers, wc ore on the verge of a' housing now’ Homes arc badly needed commihniox I Can Do for Your Home! shortage. ■ar.' needed SXI.lTFTO l>VU MILK! Home owners, especially you who own old dwellings . . . here's your golden opportunity to . to convert old homes into multiple dwelling cooperate with financial aid J “‘•t RfFoat can improve the appearance cf-your home, increase After your income and property value Act now' production-on the battle front, the fac­ tory ffont and on the home front! Drink FINANCE THE PURCHASE OF HOMES that are already built. CIICtUTES ■ What woman could tmiu the migic SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY ippeil of there exquisite heart shaped paduges! And when she knows they are Phone 2651 for homo delivery or buy it at your grocers If you want to buy a home don't wait... come in and let's talk it over. * Warn pany In Mrs. Ra callers < ton one Karchcr Ksturda parents Crakes. ner gu« Battle C Uie hon Mrs. Ge *y*tem HMttfuh and Mm parents Monday instance Jane, a were H Mr. an tended for Rob tings. Tuesda Tlw>ma Grand * Mr. Hauling cullers Callfor A. New Camn nnd fa Saturd Ids Su in hon Gcrald day * viilc, a a reach * Mr. Grand Fish a Vcmor Grand Mr an nnd M of Ora her g Ptislm Mr*. W Sunday Mrs. R latter** man. append si»ki* lan E Woodl I •Fish r I from I torn la U.S.A 320th I Ulis. Buehle tendin sing. * I Overho I the Jo I Roush I dinner I Dclwin I Whitn I ice O I mothe I Mrs I Walto I Mi n I In Ca I and c I Postin I P||XT I weeke I Woods I spend I and i I Adah Co -C ’On filled with delicious Giles Chocolates, she will be doubly thrilled. For Gales are the chocolates that u* nude with an eye to HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS were Su and Mn tings. * *iek list Pe 1 at least two glasses of "health" a day. As for financing ... if you need help the Hastings Building and Loan wiH lend you the money and you can repay in regular monthly installments. See us for complete details. WE ALSO hYiday t Mrs. He Mkd a; and Mn of Map) acquaint and Ket Milk is a patriotic drink because it gives you the energy ond vigor for increased See how remodeling Charb Blough. Monday amazoo. amlnath Grand frrd Were and M etilly improve and make profitable your present property . units! The Budding Cr Loan Assn, stands ready to FRE pleasing the ladies. Using only freshen, •"M purest ingredients. Gales* many special ■ At I <3 ill women love. See theu pscksges it the Xcull Drag Score today! Remember - V*!entine i Day alb for pales! BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN 9 STEBBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L B. PHONE 2503 HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hattingi dive THE BEST GIVE GMES CARVETH tr STEBBINS Hastings Phone 2131 LO �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THUHsPAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1941 Incr with Mrs. Ella Wertman. * Mr. brother of Archie Hurd U training • < jCARLTON CENTER ' ihrtr .nd hiuMad. ww. VH-towartlon—nw. w. B. qntnn ‘ | m California. PJPC. Dale Burd is ; I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott and dav evening dinner guests of Supt. dren and Mr. and Mrs Wendaj Planut—Mrs. George Nelson Elaine of. Flint spent the weekend and Mrs. Evart Ardis and Jimmy. # Speaker—Rev. John McCue Army last week Homer aaatoled Mr. and Mrs Harold Woods ware in Duet—Rev and Mrs. Everett Love with Mr. and Mr*. Muia Elliott. Ralph Teeter in getting a load of Charles. Jack, and Kenneth Grand Rspida an buiinera Momtay. Speech—Helen Btutancc * Mr*. Tobias Bruvont and son re­ "*“■*■ nciMtr.,, Mis* Dorothy Bunn, local. Mias nay one day last week. * Mr. and 5ay wFd, Mr .nd Mr, John US- *• turned home Bunday iureing oeen men. * Mr*. Crystal Watson and Stt^Tect.-r w^unable to Mrs. Dan Martindale and little son Blough, and Franklin Burge- spent Rouah of Larutkg. and Prt- Closing Song—America The member* of the Endeavor employed at Reii^ou Naylors, route eJW,-tolled Mra. Walton in * ^ggSdi^K X^tta? were Hastings shoppers Saturday, Monday night and Tuesday in Kat- vataa Horace McEnren and George wish lb thank all those who parti­ 1, while nc wa* at Ann Arwr lor amazoo. where Charles took his ex- W. Jenkin* of Fort CuaUr were cipated in (he program, and those treatment. * Mr. and Mrs. Hrovont Cloverdale Sunday. Hast week on account of the ice on I the hills. They were nearly Unwho helped with the details of the were chetrod to near irom thetr banquet and lhe ladles who helped three .soils who arc in service last HICKORY CORNERS passable until the road men Minded Mrs. ueorwr Miller oi husiiiiej, weie~~" The terrific wind and snowstorm ft. h * Uteve Steve Hula. Hula, another one"of one of i Rev D A. Manker of Cadillac In the kitchen. It U hoped to have weex. Here are their adarewsca: Friday afternoon guesu of Mr. and 3S. FREEPORT VtattSe bar daughter, Mankor tn Cadillac, « 1 I .ester Yetter ot Kalai Sunday with the C D. all were giMata M Mr tn the man who hn another enjoyable banquet like this Glen E. Brovent. U. 8. N.. Flag Al­ Saturday afternoon «nd evening our toys, left for Camn Custer re- 1 was an overnight guest of Mr. Wai- ; —<• K- Oophlta. the electrical service lowance-Corn. Ser. for Squad Six interrupted ...» .— again soon. ------------ X..— . ................... ■ ............ ................................. . ।— ------------- ------------ . . ......... ------ <------aJ.disagreeable !—Fleet Post Oilier. San Francisco, causing black-out for Calif. Private Ivan A. Brovont, u-verai hour*. * Quarterly meetingI _________________________________ ---------------------------------------------------------------------'■------------------------- --'35151056,21*1 Bomb Squadron <Hi mtvice* of the W. M. church will to and Sunday. ” Feb. - held Saturdey —*----------•*Sunday. February 7. marked the A PO. M8 Seattle. Wash. U. 8. / w 13 and 14. * Midweek prayer meet/ clone of the slat/-second annivers­ Sharron W. Brovont. 8 2/cOf- ing Thursday’evening at the par. \ / I 'Post -----------ary observance of the Christian En­ U. 8. 8. Foote, - Fleet Robert *onage. \ / usna.iwocri svihusv. * w An »■> O. w. E. &. 8 o. school aumua or u» Indeavor organization. The local so­ flee. New York. N.Y. * Cand. Hanncv received iiB Chrhtmas box struciion will be held al the MaHarold Yoder and family. * Mtas ciety was in charge of Uie servkcm from the community just last week sonic Temple, Feb. 15. A woman Velma Buehler of Hasttncs spent at the local United Brethren church and wishes to cxprraa-hU sincere from Lowell, a Grand lodge ofthe weekend with her parent*.'Mr. with Marilyn Steralck a* chairman. Uuuik* and appletUUon. Tne box fleer, will have charge of the work, nnd Mr*. Forrest Buehler. * Miss A well planned program which went lo Caluurnia first and was Potluck r,upper at 8 o'clock. * The brought out the high point* of tlien forwarded to Georgia which Kauimazoo co. Health department Christian Endeavor was organized 1* Robert's prcMni address. * P. will hold a physical examination F. c. and Mr*. Wayne Fierce were Tuesday, *Feb..9 for all boys above ton one dav last week * Mrs. Lloyd h <1r5S' m'Sal* * A Karcher of Grand Rapid* was a Ralph Moore were in lauulixr last ^r!,h ]MtP<,Thr‘organization bha* Monday night' supper guest* of the sixth grade at the W. K. KelUielr parents, Mr. and Mra. Marion Wire Agricultural achool. * Friday ■Saturday afternoon caller of her Tuesday nnd attended Farmer's n nSii j Clem. Wayne is stationed at Camp night. Feb 12 win be P T. A. famparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Week. * Mr mid Mrs.-Fred Tabbcrnight at the w W. u K. v Kellogg tM*01 Shelby. MisahMppL * Several from liy "'"**• ‘"— Ag­ Crakes. * Mr and Mrs Fred — Bal— «■ *-nrri that Keith Tab-1 societies, in nearly one hundred de­ around iiere were able to attend ricultural school. Pot luck supper lance of Hastings were Sunday din" h-I nomination*. Societies ore found in ner guest* of Mr and Mrs Clarence * 'nd ^*^^1* m pr«UcalIy every country on lhe; •‘Farmer's Week" at East Laruuig. at 7:30. There will be a program * The high school basket ball team * The W. S C. 8. will serve a din ­ Benedict * Robert Humphrey of - •»» N"‘ j»htXn «10h* • Battle Creek spent the weekend at Ru*trl^nnd\7^ Eleanor? Christian Endeavor is Interde- ner in Uie hall over Wing's store of Delton will play-the high school BMi^Si o?Tulung. Were Sunday I ‘nlernatlonM. and tn- Thursday. Mrs. Evan Puller and team of the W. K. Kellogg Agricul­ Mra. Myrtle Shupp will be hostess­ tural School here on Tuesday eve­ Mr*. Lewi* Neeb have had a water phrtito Ann***!* ThCTe *re four mU,ton Christian es. Everybody is cordially invited. ning, Feb. 9 at 7:30 o'clock. * The W. 8. C. 8 of the Methodist church system Installed In their hotiM- w "“I’ Endeavorer* in the world. Christian * John Aspinall and Mr*. Kings­ will meet Friday. Feb. 13 with Mrs. Mr. and Mr* Clayton Coleman of ■ M M<»reor Grand Endf u f four maJor ley from near Lake Odessa and Level Dewey and mother. Mrs. Al­ Hasttaa. railed on Mr. and Mrs \ Mr. Ifarold organizations which share in the Mr. and Mrs. Tony Slogel and drich at the Dewey home. Mrs. ' Frankie of Caledonia were Sunday • — = — her Sunday * Richard gXntfSrwdMaXl “ were aS? ‘ ,r °« ram * 1,d P'^otlon of the SerLeap Karcher Sunday. * Richard Dewey and Mrs Aldricn will fur­ aL‘.:. ,rd.°P„.M.r «uT af urncxm cXi « Mr ™d Men*!ChrlstUn League, tervlng visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Floyd As­ nish the 12 oclock dinner. ★ The Blough of Hastings 5.ca ! pinall s * The Extension club, enand Mm. W. c. tape and hl* grandtertaincd by Mrs Clayton Valen- Red Cross have made three quilts Srcnu I “irent* Mr Mr.’ Snrffra" and Mrr WfBtaili. ”"** —*' : out of pieces left from the tewing : tine WM well utlcnded and every ­ Monday forenoon. * The children i * Jf’' f1' : Tuesday they Freeport Methodist Church one had a splendid time. * ErwUt project. .---------- — • met at the of Mr. nnd Mrs George Forbcy have f ??XtrJ^m d a ri?until I Marlowe who for some time has Methodist parsonage and tied one Everett M. Love, pastor IntUlIrd a telephone for their parwm^tnP’enntt?? been employed in Detroit, spent the qmit. ♦ Mrs Ciair Williamson is Morning Worship 11.00 ent*. The number is 181. * Mr. and ’ Ir 1 , weekend wibi hu folks. Mr. and disposing of their live stock and Sunday School 13:00 Mrs. Franklin Burgew und Sarah ''J,* R“''rtaVK2t?hteLrC .»i I will join her husband where he is In . Mr*. Ehner Marlowe. * Mrs. Gerald wUi Jane, and Mrs. Charles Overlwlt t ra.?hLr^nri I Carlton Cenzer Methodist Church | Tincher was in Lansing, Thursday, working in aouthem }cxas ncar Morning Worship 10:00 and family * Rev, ; were Hastlmi* visitor* Saturday. * ;i Forrest Buehler Pjj£h ' * Mr. Mr. ano and Mr*, Mra. nicnara Richard sauiuuti Landon frwfr ■~v »>nr :rr"* Basiiof U.- 8. army. Sunday School 11 00 ^-w* the w Mr and Mrs Frank ThomnMjn at- ' EvSrett Love spoke at the Freeport . . .. .. dinner __ ... of Mr. * — Petinrrk on-«t Now that we are returning to slow were Sunday guests * Mrx Mrs- N-lll Nelbe Pennock was was ■ a guest P.T.A. mcctling Wednesday evenlr ano for Robert Sa under* at Uie home of,1 on 'ln (he of .... Life v... °I u. Abraham .......... Lincoln. * [ ‘"d —r*. wiuon. w i.ieucciuuu, Ensign Phil Baiycai Balyeat who his has been i " be rpoudble more at­ Mr*. Bud Flynn were dinner guests 1 tainwell £JI'£,,'y oj tart week. * ——•—~ •for — — —- people •—to — — Mr. and Mm. Lyle Bristol of Has­ aEiisigii of Mr- and Mrs. Clayion Valentine Harold White and three sop* swimming Instructor at the Pre- ■ ,*f;n'*c**- *• ■’ *ll '*‘■”’*‘1 ing an extendting*. Robert le-ft for the army Flight .A--.. ...... School ..... al Iowa. * found forr W.Training found It it Vinrrt hard tn to do do M* so tw before. We Friday, prior to their leaving for of Paw Paw aremakin.-her mother, Tuesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Watt , City, hxs been transferred to Nor-Iinvite Camo Lee. Virginia where they will «d visit at the home of lnv,,e you Vou to be wllh with us. Thoma* of South Bownr, and Mr ' live. * Fin>t goiritt to iter aunt and -------’F*. ---------------------------Nellie Pennock. Mrs. White man. Oklahoma, where hr will have is rt-coverlru recovering’ from a and Mm. Merrill Karchcr were ‘Imilar work at the University of, Church af the I nlted i uncles. Mr. ana Mr* Lloyd Shroy- « » recent -opera ------ Grand Rapids shoppers Saturday er of M.ralutll on Sunday. Belly 'M>n- * Mis* Rosemary Williamson Uncle Sam is fighting the biggest “fire” in world history. Every Brethren In Chrtrt the ^eek* Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Roush of Oklahoma.- -Sparta Sentinel LeadJean Crawlev was to be in Chicago . ot Kalamazoo spent over ta. —v. E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor ounce of pressure we can put behind tlie war effort is needed now. Hasting-, were Sunday afternoon i-r. * Th« Freeport Rebekah Ixxtac । Monday ut three o'clock and then । nd with her mother, Mrs. Clair held I heli Irutallatlon of officer* Plione 302 callers of Mrs. Mary Henney. * Lyle on to Des Moines, Iowa, where she Williamson. * Sympathy L* extend­ lost (U.-1 Thursday r.ruuik, evening, luuwwrii followed by * reeport --If everybody kept right on sprinkling lawns while a big fire was Newton 1* now stationed al Obispo. will be stationed in the WAACs for ed to the father, husband and ... ,...,. supper . _ _ . .. XX M Sunday School pot-luck * Mr...and Mr*. ta-vn 10:30* A. California. His address I. Pvt Lyle it the present. * Word has been re­ daughter of Mrs. Alice <Balee> raging, the firemen wouldn't have enough pressure. Just so with the Howard Thaler spent Sunday witfl I H:30 A. M. Morning Worship Mitchell who was a resident of A. Newton. Co A .129 Inf APO. 36. Mr and Mra Tom Jeffrie* of Wes: 7 Oo » P. ** M. nwn.n.w Christian Endeavor. ceived by his parenu that Lieu­ Hickory Corners for maqy year*. 7:00 Camn San Lui*. Obhno. California. telephone system. Long Distance telephone lines, like water mains, "How Christ Meets Human tenant J. Nelson Valentine is lo Mn-. Mitchell died following an op­ attend Navigation Schoal at Mon­ ★ Mr. and Mr.s. Gerhardt Kunde Freeport. * ML** Frances Locke Topic. wt>« a Mondav visitor at the Free- Needs' for appendicitis. Mrs. can carry only so much at a time. Much of the capacity of the roe. La. * Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Shrib­ eration 8:00 P M. Evening Service. Saturday * Mr. and Mrs Semlab port school where she tested the er mid family of Hastings spent Mitchell had lived at Richland the Long Distance lines is needed now for the messages that speed war vision of nil tlie high school Mu-1 ":00 P. M. Thursday Prayer Meet ­ •Seen*. Mi* Adali Mot ter and Mr... Sunday wllh Mr. and Mrs. Frank greaUr part of her married life. , Shriber. * Mr and Mrs. Earl Mun- 11 lltlJARI) HILLS* Anna Moore entertained Dr. und dent*. Miss Locke Is the Barry ing. production. County counselor for this district Hie young people will meet for Mrs. Vernor Moore of Grand Rap­ * I.a*t Fridav nt an xstembly given. choir practice Sunday from 3:00 to .son nnd daughter of Battle Creek Mrs. James Storkan, Sr., returned ' .spent Sundav afternoon with Mrs. id* Sunday with a birthday dinner Here's how you can help: Anna Buck. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald to her home last week after spend­ B honor of Dr Moore * Mr. nnd ! in honor of five Freeport toys who <^00 oclock. going to the armed services, i The member.* of the Junior Sun- Potter and children and Mr. and ing two weeks with her husband in rs. Alton Gray called on Mi s are Do not make a Long Distance call unless it is really important. Supt. Evart-Ardis unveiled the new) day Schoo! classes and their friends' Mr*. L<sicr Warner and daughter Grand Rapids. ♦ Mr. nnd Mrs Al­ Geraldine Buehler of Hastings Sun­ bert Green. Miss Esther Burd, Mrs. school service flag. The flag will will meet at the Church Sunday ol Woodland caHed on Mr. and Mrs. day. * Mrs. C. W. Culver is apendKeep all calls as brief as you can. be-ir 36 star* emblematic of the 36 from 4:00 to 5:00 for the first mcet- Frank Shriber. Sunday evening. * Alberta Tripp and baby attended he funeral of the former'.* coustn, I grrfduatc* of Freeport high school ; ing of the Junior Christian EndovMrs. Keith Wilson entertained Miss and Mrs. Donald Sothard of Nash­ who are serving in the U S. Army.1 or Society. Martha Messeca? and Nelson Ab­ Tom Williams, nt the Bricgs church ' Ville. and on Tuesday sh- atteiidfd j Nnv^. nnd Marines The five toy- Plrarant VMley Saturday afternoon. * Pvt. Gordon bott for c inner Sunday nt the John the Garden Club at which ‘he gave Gre?n called his wife In Battle , U.‘bornc home. a tending. Her topic was "Shrubs'. honored were Delwin Hutchens.1 10:30 A. M. Morning Worship Creek Monday night from Wvom* Mr. and Mr*. L. A. Seger of | Charles Blough. Richard Blough. ] 11:00 A. M. Sunday School ing and said he was, leaving that 1 or-iim Hauula were sattirnav alter1 Klwood Yoder, nnd Gaylord ,Wl.it-: 8 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. 'cedar creek Grand Ihipidr, camp for some other place. Ken- I ..Iwere Mr Saturday .nd Mr’. afterMl™ ■•■« C""“ cillcr.- of Mr ' ** neth Mayo, a coushi of Gordon, who 1 , Richard Lelnaar. anti Dale LamFbh and " *ng*,Too - ” -------------------------------- -Pith and famlljW family* * Mr. and Mra. joined the navy, has been sent to ' R:00 P M. Tueiday Prayer Meetn-.ers went la.st Thuraday to Fort Vernor Benton and daughter of ^uarda. Good luck toy*. « °0 --------parts unknown. * Pvt. Merle Burd. I ■" Cualer, and are now in the Anny. Grand n.rau. Rapid* .non* spent Rnnd.r Sunday wl with .h ' ( hr|MtoR |UW. R^gurt ' --------------------The furin situation Is going to be , Mr. and Mr* Alvin Hclrlglc. * Mr. Tlie Freeport Christian Endeavor It L* easy in the world to live real short of help this season. * and Mrs. L J. O'Harrow und family Union held a banquet honoring ot Grand Rapids were Sunday din-1I Christian Endeavor Week at (he after the world's opinion: it is ensy Mrs Elwood Kelley is quite nick at your o«n. ‘F'SMI her guenU of Mr. und Mrs. Dan Masonic Hall Friday evening. About In »Utud. to look th- nn>or in friend of Battle Creek attended : Portma nnd Phyllis Ann * Mr. and '., fifty guest* were there to enjoy the K»t ra- »ia.rK ?r‘ . vLZ^th ch“rch at Bunnell Sunday. A Mr. j Mra. Wilbur Mick oi <Saranac were 1dcllcibu* ' lhe midst of a crowd keeps with and Mrs Wallace Campbell of Has- i nf Mr nnzi ’ dinner. The program was Sunday dinner guest*M? of and Mr. and ■ follows: perfect .sweetness the independence tillRS and Mr. and Mrs .Myron WertMr*. Ralph Sage. * .M Mr. and .r-.w, « rMr*. ”H'I..Opening Song-God Bless America of solitude.—Emerson. Emerson. num and son. local, ate Sunday dinE. W Ardis were called to Butter- I ’ worUi hospital Thursday where the latter'* sister. Mis* Murinl Schurman. underwent an operation for appendicitis. * Rev. John McCue । spoke at the Barry County Christ- | Un Endeavor Union meeting at Woodland Evangelical church Mon­ day evening * Mr. and Mrs. Allen •FWs received n lon« distance call from their son Reuben from Cali­ fornia Fridav night. Hl* address is: U.S.A. Pvt Reuben M Pi*h. Co. A. 1 320th Inf.. A.PO. 35. Camp San Luis. Obispo, California. * Milton Having rented the farm, I will sell at public auction at the place located on M-43 Buehler spent last Thursday al* I tending the Farmer's Week uLLan- I 7 miles northeast of Hastings or one-half mile west of Coats Grove on sing. * Charles Blough und Hubert | Overholt spent Sunday afternoon at the John Thaler home. * Mrs. Ivan j Roush was hostess to n farewell j dinner Monday evening honoring Delwin Hutchens and paylord Whitney Who are leaving for arrv- I Commencing ot 1 P. M. I will offer the following: ice. other guests present were their ■ i mothers. Mrs. Nellie HiRchenA and Mrs. Elnora Whitney." Mrs. Cora Walton and sons Bed and Ted. * , A good work pair and sound Mi. nnd Mrs. Henry Srnelker were In Caledonia on* buslne*.* Friday Two-horse long wagon. Sleighs. Brown horse, 6 yrs. old, wgt. 1800. and called on Mr. nnd Mrs. John Corn shelter Hay rope. Brown mare, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1800.' Postma of McCord*. * Mrs. Doris Clipper fanning mill. Piper of Battle Creek spent the • A rood M>und team. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lets feed grinder No. 160. Woods. * Mrs Anna Moore 1* Buzx sow and arbor. spending some time at her home • Set good heavy work harness. and 1* visiting her rtMera. Mr*. I Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old. Adah Mot ter and Mrs. Ubble geese. 4 horse collars Tank heater. * Mr. and Mm. Morley Carew of , fresh lost November. DeLaval cream separator No. 15. Grand Rapid.* and Mr and Mr*. Al- > Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, power attachment. fred Gonzales and family, local, due in Morch. were Bunday dinner guest* of Mr. i ‘ These tools have been kept housed and and Mrs B R. Clinton. * The fa- j CUlty of Freeport high school wllh Mrs. Henry Karchcr. * Mrs -Claud Mead and son. Robert, visited Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Mead and family., of Maple Orove Sunday. They got acquainted with the new eon Ihtfand .Kenneth, bom February tHirH. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson were Sunday evening guests of Mr. end Mrs. Maurice Calkins of Has­ tings. * J. D. Cool has lieen on Uie stek list the past couple of weeks. * Warren Surrarrcr has gone back Mra n,,rry Klrn* Clarksville were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Harold Yoder and family. * Mr. and Mr*. John Mi»hler of Orand Rapids spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler. Mr. Mishler returned last Friday night from Bermuda. * Mim frl* Olm- m“ •" °1 Keep the pressure up! MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE Owing to ill health and unable to secure needed help, I will dispose of the personal property at public auction at the place better known as the W. R. Harper farm lo­ cated 1 mile north and 1J miles west of Middleville; or 5 miles south and I mile east of Caledonia on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1943 Starting at 1 o'clock fast time, I will offer the following articles: THURSDAY, FEB. 18,1943 HORSES FARM MACHINERY cows COWS SHEEP 15 good Shropshire owes due to lamb. Full blood Shrop ram. Peckham’s Remedy For Children*! Coughs - Croupy Coughs - Colds ‘Once tried never without* ■"MOOSE FIRESIDE PAETT FARM MACHINERY John Deere plow, 2 bottom. 14 inch. John Deere double disc, 8 foot. John Deere 3 section drag. John Deere mower, 6 ft. cut. John Deere side delivery rake. John Deere drill. 13 hole, tractor hitch. John Deere binder, nearly new canvasses. John Deere walking plow. John Deere 2 row. Model A cultivator. John Deere hoy loader Flat hay rack. John Deere 2 horse cultivator. Cultipocksr. Sugar beet plow. 5 tooth cultivator. Bean puller. Columbus wagon, good one. Light wagon, double box. HAY & GRAIN About 15 tons of June clover. Axminstcr rug, 9x12. Olson maroon rag. 9x12. 4 old rugs. 3 beds, springs and mattress. Oak chiffonier ond dresser. Combination desk and bookcase. Leather rocker and arm choir. Round oak stand Bureau, antique. 6 solid oak dining chairs. Ook side board. Spring cot Dress form. Home Comfort enamel range with ex­ tra hot water bock. Kitchen sink and pump. Old Trusty incabator, 110 egg size. Fruit cans. Other articles too numerous to mention. CHARLES W. TOWNSEND, Prop. I LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE* lead•■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Jersey cow, 9 yrs. old, pasture bred Jersey-Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, pasture bred Jersey cow, 10 yrs. old, pasture bred 2 Jersey heifers, 2 yrs. old, fresh last fall. Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, due in February. 2 Jersey heifers, coming 2, fresh this spring. Yearling Jersey heifer 4 calves, 6 mos. These cows will freshen in spring or early summer. HOUSEHOLD GOODS TERMS OF SALS: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. DEWEY REED. Auctioneer HORSES Boy mare, 9 yrs. old, wgt. 1300 lbs. Brown mare, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1300 lbs. CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk HOGS 12 Duroc Jersey shoots, wgt. from 50 to 100 lbs. each. Duroc Jersey brood sow, duo to farrow in April. HAY & GRAIN 400 baskets of corn in crib. 7 ton alfalfa hay. 10 ton mixed hay. 120 shocks of Hybrid com. FARM MACHINERY Formal! tractor, rubber in front, steel in rear. Formoll tractor cultivator. McCormick Deering two bottom, 14 inch, tractor plow. Rhoderick Lean 7 ft. double tandom disc. Superior 13 hoe disc drill. Deering 6 ft. cut grain binder. Deering 6 ft. cut mower. Dump rake Spike drag. John Deere side delivery rake Good grindstone 36" saw and arbor. Double work harness, nearly new. Older work harness Several coUora Oliver 43 walking plow. Keystone single drum hay loader. 2 2-sec. spring tooth drage. 2 hone walking cultivator. Farm wagon Stock rack. Small brooder 6 volt wind chargor. DeLaval No. 18 stainless steal separator, 4 yrs. old. 4 10-gal. milk cans 2 5-gol. cane. Other articles too numerous to mention. FURNITURE Good South Bend malleable cook ranee. 4 burner Perfection oil stove. Set coil bed springs. Bed ond springs 3 dining TERMS OF SALE: All luma of $10 ond under. Cash; over that amount, 6 months time will bankable notes bearing interest et 7%. Those mt• rested in getting time please Me Mr. Bena* Bank before time of sale. No goods to be removed until settled for. OSBERT J. GRIFFETH, Prop. DEWEY REED, Auctionoor B. HMA' �THF HASTINGS BAYNFP.. THVP.SDAV FFBRUABT 11, ISA! PAQB POUB I school attended lhe MEA meeting ' husband b#lng in service. * Mr. jin Hastings. Wednesday evening.' and Mrs. J. L. Rugg utxl Mrs. Fred I* who i« is ' Stfikoc StCkoc were were in in Wavland. Wayland. Sundai Sundaj I *. Charles-Baughman. . n.uoh.nnn Jr., ir «hn । " -------------- | employed by the Royal Coach Co., j att^nioon to .call on Mrs. Albert Little nr Joyce Joyce Griffeth. Griffeth, youngest youngMt 1'Harting. '"P i>reaP and aljo “t the home of Rev IS? Ito-rakn, I l'S SS ramlj H' lllL12™ .Illrllh,, 'l* "‘"V.* I from Blodgett hospital. Grand Rap- clnllv the past few days. Wednestids Saturday evening. * In a recent day night Mrs. Richard Cook and context conducted conducted bv by the the Arcade Arcaiic'Mrt.RayPinnleofHastlngsentercontest ' Mrs. Rav Finnle of Hastings enter। theater for a name for the theater j tained ut a dinner party for lhe paper. D. O. Doyle won first place pleasure of Betty and also Mrs. ou. o, M Wrtra Tk. n.nk W.3W n*™ .«»,ub’ I>h? hs.t'S5J} ' score ot 38 to 38. Die boys will ' Hon and they live by trapping, of ' Mrs. Clara O1U of thi* vicinity. Pumeet Wayland here this Tuesday . . which their year's Income amounts neral lervlces were held from the nfoiit letter tram from-Mrs nllhl. *» AA truer Mra. Marv Mera u> 43.000 Orne a yrar Utu umlly Mino,' Gray, who Is passing thewinter ; travel 300 miles for supplies which j atld attended bv many friends and with her daughter. Mrs. Rome ’ they bring home with aid of Hie neighbors. Interment was made in Brookbank at *57 E. State St.. Pen-I1 members • - the - -family, a -------*-•horse —i! »•“ Caman r-nman cemetery. of pack dlcton. Ind . states that she passed ! which carries 150 lbs. and a <log FASAST hill for Washington. D. C., where she a very pleasant birthday. Feb 1. and I which carries 30 lbs. The supplies 1 will join her husband. Pvt Robert received. many letters, card* and i Include a case of canned milk which j Mr. and Mrs Keith ■ Leohleitner hesday. * Miss Betty Campbell and u llo tave b<.en oumg harness, are Watkins. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar gifts- from friends, all of which were , cost them 834 and a 25 lb. sack of and Ml** Hortense h»d been vi«lt(ng her brother, Floyd qulex dtspowl of goods a! top little Utile’ nephew Duane Campbell, and . ,m,inn cln,jnB the th<- offer F Feb. 19. * An- Sherk of the north county line appreciated and for which she ex­ — .......... Mead .... of •Has Mn­ presses thanks She states she Is oT'.w !'«>■»; xsbi/Mujssirnd' Kingsley and family nt-Qr—P l.Ae prices. * Mni. Charlotte Slacihaus- Ray Tolun ol Detroit sjient Saturday [cli)er Camo Flregroup of eight were Sunday dinner guest* of Mr- anxious to be back in the home town I Ji rail JLrtk. »*nr « Mlddk.Uk., .nd Mr. for tm days, left on Tuesday for La*, who has been Hvuig in Grand night and Sunday with Betty’s fejrta has been organized al the TK and Mrs. Will Johnson * Mr and Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer and mnxwto c’n“ “ hro>'r ■ na Clayton of Mr. and Mrs. Janis Camp- m!jooi with MLs* June Bouck as Mrs. O»car Delbert Buxton and Bailey north of Grand Kapios. Rapids, moved on baturday to the patents. rhereahe vUitTSrr son. Harold Harold’ home of her parents. Mr. and Mr* be), west . of town. ★ Mrs. Sarah ]t.uder. offflccrs of the group are.. daughter. Phyllis, of Ornnd Rapids \ear* of life und says to watch out ' from Flint, was one of the fortu- Barbers Corners were Sunday din­ where she will vUitTSr ner guesU of Mr and Mn. Bert Boyce returned home last; week i Prcs _ Shirley Schipper; vice pres.... were Sunday evening gucsu of her bealnCrt)w|,rCnflightr<north,n* ?Mi^ i. “ ale onts mPa,'v ,o nate ones 01 of inc the 00 company to nm first from a three months stay with her , A|l|ta Semiba; sec.. Helen Brog;• parents. .w.uiuMtxMaaiuwiur. Mr. mid Mrs Mark Ritchie. F^iBneBenawav ofnthehBen Tele K*1 furlough being the third name j Palmer and son Pau). Mrs. Amos son. Charles and family, in BUUngs. .^1,,., Margaret Galrtar. * Die * Mis Max Lynd entertained six yn2uie com 'drawn fora leave. He has enjoyed Palmer and children of Freeport wrk altho’ In an isolated enun- were afternoon callers. * Mr and Montana. (* The new telephone carl Hegar family la living in Grand young ladies to dinner und an eve- nSSd hrr tkrr^ w4^ t5amm« tvMil--. urn dint rtful thr-rn xeeini to ,. ... , ...... .... ........... . ....... , k . a I aai . Mrs. Aden Campbell of Blythefield books are out und there seems to j{upjds <here he iuis employment rung of bridge, Friday for the pleasm su^vl^Z .t Grand ‘fV ,nd ,pMU “rf C“m° \pent a few days ot hl* furlough be quite a change In fines and ■ wtt L n trucking iirmlinn w * iwginuiu Reginald urc of Miss Hazel vouiuuru. Campbell: others » ntun75 *itn a irucKiiig un- vi lw>r« _____ . bers rhin due tn to th« the InntalhnaInstalling nf of cables. with hl* parents, Mr and Mrs. ot rihlw cables, smith spent the _______ weekend_ _,hT with w>. Ids present were «z_.. Kay Spiker. Pauline Pauline til Saturday evening when she went J conoH lim of Mr and Clifton Campbell. Aden expects to * Everyone we know looks forward inranrd Mr. and Mrs. A. Jav Smith Bcnaway, Norma Juppstrom. Mar­ “n/J. to going back to old time next Mon­ ut Ada. * Mr. and Mrs. Norman tha Schad and Batty Watkins * on to the Pood City. * Mr. and K^..9* be stationed at Greenville, 8. C.. day and thereby getting away .from Maclver and two children, returned Stewart Sweet, son of Mr. and Mrs I Mrs Clarence Rosenberg of Ypsl- *rr*.Baptist church Sunday evening now. Mr. and Mn.Clifton Campbell running around In the dark most of to their home In the cast of town. William Sweet, who was Inducted lantl spent Sunday and Monday are expecting their daughter Hazel I o'clock in connection with the ----------------------------„.wa> a. ,.,naixl --------------- ---------the forenoon. * Miss Ruth Maichele Tuesday alter several weeks' stay in into the army on Dec 7. seems to with his parenu. Mr. and Mrs. r”!".-luime thlLwerit for a few days after —rJce attends *hP graduates from lhe WAVES. * ot Ann Arbor has been spending Grand Rapids with her parents. * be making rapid strides toward lhe Claude Rosenberg in northwest igWUr senice. ariu v.u* au no “«* B Qtdncer Bundav dinner guest* of Mr. und the pust ten days with her parents. .Miss Marjorie Chandler oi the T-K top as he has hod a promotion each Diornapple. * Jacob Finkbeiner. i f ®lrd., o^cJnfort andean Mrs. Clifton Campbell were Mr. end Mr. and Mrs. Chris Maichele in faculty spent tlie weekend with her month since. He is in Uie mortar who has been making fils home *.«. b" Mr*. Aden Campbell, Miss Doris west Dwmapple. * Mra. Perry mother at Charlotte. Miss Chand- division and Jan 4 wo* promoted with his daughter. Mrs. Bednett AdRnte luid Mrs Sena Pierce of . ler has enlisted in Uie SPARS for to Pvt. ls( class and Feb. 4 to rank Maichele and family at Dexter for JI’,?™/’’.1?!' n5Lld AriTuth Rob-- Wlllon of npnr Middleville. Mr. and “” nW Middleville Nov Mr* c*n Campbell, and Mrs. MUCaledonia • were- In attendance at ‘’officer* training, nnd has pasted of corporal. In a recent test out of Hie past year was called to thi* vl- !«,r We offer the following: ^?rn In Middlrvl le Nov^ (on 8ww>l and chlldrvn of arnnd tlie memorial service for Robert nil tests excepting the physical a possible 200 point*‘he was given cinlty by the fire which destroyed t"1 J®1’memi^r of e RapfiU Mr and Mrs. Lester Ray­ Corson Sunday night'at the Baptist , which she will iuive Uils Tuesday, a rating of 188. making him n first tlie fine bam on his farm, und is 1 6 ROOM house in 4th word, all modern, 3 bed­ -------------------- ... - school and was 4".p jnond und two children of Plainwell church. * Hurry Albrecht. Jack * Rev. Leslie Goodman. *e«-r.i<irv of class gunner. * Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ staving with ... hLs daughter. Mrs. rooms, living room, dining room kitchen, and Chase nnd Charles Finkbeiner of ' the Canadian- Branch. Mission ot ert Tolnn of Battle Creek were Will Halloran near Moline. * Mrs ; r. • were afternoon caller*, w Mr. and bath, big basement, has drain and shower both “ the Western State College nt Kal­ , Evangelized FleicA will six—u-tne home for the weekend. Saturday Roy Snyder went to lauulng this !?• *~* *'"| 7"“”“ Mrs. Prank Prentice of pasting* amazoo will be home this week tor Baptist church this Thursday eve- evening they were included in a were Sunday dinner guest* of their in if, lot is 6 x 10 rods and garage, priced at their between semester vacation. * ning at 8 P. M. Rev- Goodman company that met with Mr. and daughter, Mrs. Paul Gibson and State who Is confined In the col- ^bt »‘rea. IwOMvell* sea soyage family. * Mr. nnd Mrs. John Carter $3,450.00. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller and Utile I served for or several veers veurs us as misnits- Mrs an. wa-tui Glenn num Allen of ui Parmelee rnuuu<r for <u> ------- -— and also during hl* meeting in the of near Gun lake were Wednesday son of lhe Dowling vicinity, were sionary in'Brazil, n-Brazil, among among the the "VuL "Vul- “ pot* luck’’— lunch and the evening. le«e hospital. Miss Eveljii feU on At—r.’4e with 8 ROOM house in 4tl/ward. all modern, has u *"** Prime Minister dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. StcSunday visitors of her mother. Mrs, tribe of Indians noted for Others present were Mr. and Mrs the Ice u few days ago. dislocated c|lIUTbu new furnace, garage, and has full lot, $3,700.00. ......... .... and ... . the At .. <> ........................ .....I Mn-. Un —... her knw run tinrt in hl rod it other- viuuvuu Amble Mugridge, and her brother. their olicn Carter. * Mr. nnd Mrs Curtis miUtniil spirit Henning. Mr and Murray Hurry. * The west side social club icourge ol neighboring tribes. He Bchnuur and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pierce of Allegan spent Sunday with 160 ACRE farm just north of Coats Grove, lays will meet with Mrs. Mari: Ritchie Wil* her parent*. Mr. und Mrs. Stephen was uic Uie linn first Viuspci Gospel missionary oiuu-uu. Stimson. * ■ Wm. «»uo. u. J. Llebler went to .----- , — - a ,family ---level, good soil, large house and two barns, good tills Wednesday. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. in certain untouched territory. He Ann Arbor this week for a physical .... Curler. aid .r of ....... crutchea. w A famuy gatherReward Brock and daughter Har­ recently returned to America be- checkup at the University hospital, ing and dinner was held outbuildings, priced at, $10,500.00. NORTHEAST WOODLAND riett of Grand Rapids, spen'- Sunday cause -------of. ill health. * Hazel Camp- * « Mrs. Sena Senn Pierce of lhe the Duncan ”ftrr>’ Malsch, home on urana "jn-”"]-”,’" uL’* 140 ACRE farm in Woodland Township, good set Last Week’s Letter with her iMtrenLs. Mr. and Mrs. bell, who graduated from t:« Urn like lake vicinity 0^ viclr.ltv has har. been bcm employed employed at ot Rapid* St. Bunday honoring. Harry S^heT^ m . wwm ... of Detroit, who was F R. Prlndle.wt Mr and Mrs. Alton WAVES Feb. I. wllh the ratingK of Mr. and Mrs -Guy Waiters and _____ _____ buildings, has electricity land A-1. lays level, of the the poet poet office office at at Caledonia Caledonia since since Jr. who entered Uncle Bams rervKI Stimson and two little girl» of Kal­ third cas* petty officer, has been the first of the year and is staying is.W ! ESS this Wednesday. hii children of near Charlotte were $15,000.00. v* dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will amazoo. were weekend guests of hLs - ut home with her parents. Mr. and with Mrs. Pern- Adgate. ♦ .Ji* ” RRov .°_Y land Mrc%^me/ Kes and ioldcr brother. Clare of Monroe. Mrs fister. Mrs. Alton Finkbeiner und Mrs. Clifton Campbell. Rt. 2. und onyurr 160 ACRE stock farm just north of Coots Grove uivwui, nrt ,o k- ln .rrV|C(. soon Rob- LeUon and family Wednesday. * Snyder iu.'iaicu assisted iwi her brother. Art ana mra. James ives. ana ner Mr. and Mrs Karl Ecknrdt. Mr. and Iumils west ot town. * Mr. and left this Monday for her assign- Getty. with *•'blood his brother-in-laws and airtera. Mr. and i Pieirce of —• testing -•at »-•has a creek running through it, some timber full Mrs. Kdd Timm and son lesov were ment—a?, naw store keeper. Die hatcherv on the Irving road last iMrs. Harold Stillwell and Mr and If* Mrs. Ray Scheel and Mr and Mrs. ps^r'iT -iman" week. Art is preparing’ for a big I Mrs John Smith and d^Khter. * Albm W pJeap dry E J. Bates were at Middleville set buildings, has electricity. $10,000.00. Sunday dinner gucr.Ls of her broth­ । destination at a: ~ ur.m; er. Albert WLeringu and family on Thursday anil surprised their uncle ;hri6 Jensen J goodS merchant of Wayland the ’ pounced. * Chris Jensen,.scoutmaxscout mas- yearjind war nnu has nan added »uutu another nuuxnct large i Mary Elen. — 160 ACRE farm, new House and New Barn, land the west county line * Mr. and ter. attended the scout class ut hatching unit and built n large,Harry who graduated from and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew lays level, one of the very best in Woodland Mrs. Clarence Stecby of Grand | Hastings Wedne^.iy evening * h;r. Finkbeiner. it hemp Mr. Pinkhrin7“ f" --------,,m“ u F Rapids were Sunday guests of her er ’ s 75th birthday. Tlie Finkbeiner Township, really priced to sell at. $16,000.00. The school buses had quite a time It’s fun to gather eggs Crents. Mr. and Mrs. E C. Jones in getting in on Thursday morning farm. - The T K rc!t—-------- ---children were also present and they ighton. nnd her brother Charles because of the slippery road con- team, with three victories to their completed his first semester in all enjoyed u pot luck dinner to­ In aero aero-­ ♦ Mrs. J. E. Norganrd of Grand ditions The weather Is changeable credit out of four meets, will par- nautical engineering at the U. of Mr He had been very sick for six weeks gether The afternoon was spent in many visiting * Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaine* Rapids spent the weekend with her thc.se days. Friday was beautiful ticipate In lhe elimination contest and we hope he can come back be­ and in poor health for parents. Mr. und Mrs. Chas. Crook­ nnd quite mild with a good hard at Wyoming Park scfiool this Wed- fore many months to finish. God months. Mr. Preap was bom In and children of Byron were Sunday ston. * Mrs. Hattie Smith returned thunderstorm at night—bu: Sat- nesdav night and will debate at the bless and keep all these boys who Germany coming with his parents dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ home Tuesday night from several urdav turned colder with a good end. Other schools besides the are leaving us. * A caller ut lhe to Michigan when five years of age ter Cooke. * Luther Brodbeck and REAL ESTATE BROKER days stav with her son. Arthur and stiff blizzard winding up the night, two mentioned to take part are Clarence French home Wedncsday and the family located near Cale­ son Junior of Ionia, and Mrs. Geo. faintly at Hastings. * Miss Ruth Todav is cold but filled with sun- Grund Rapids Christian and Hud- night last week was Frank Dchvon donia. HU wife was Miss Charlotte Benner were callers at the E. Brod­ (The beat investment on earth la the earth itself) Johnson has completed her ord­ shine—a good Feb. 8 * The month? sonvilie. Members of the team that who was spending fifteen days’ Fowler, of the vicinity routhwest beck home Sunday Rev. Geiger nance course at the University of Iv meeting of the Young Woman’s has so far made an excellent show­ furlough with his parents. Mr. and of town and for rptinv years a called there Friday. * Mr. nnd Mrs. STEBBINS BUIIDING PHONE 2659 Michigan and Jan. 26 beenn work as Guild of the Methodist church will Ing are Maxine Finkbeiner and Mrs. Wendell Dchvon at Bowens teacher in lhe grades of Middle­ Ben Schneider called on Mr and inspector at the Kelsey-Hayes plant be held Diursday night with Mrs. James Faulkner with Henrv Cun- Mills. Prank, who joined the U 8. ville school. Mr. Preap was n man Mrs. D. W VanHouten north of at Plymouth * Mrs Harold Has­ S. F Myers. * Miss Furence Ben- ningham as coach. * Mrs. Wm. Me­ army two years ago. graduated from of fine character, a true Christian Woodbury Sunday afternoon ★ Mr. kins and Infant daughter. Rose­ tier of Grand Rapids spent the Kcvitt went to Vermontville Thur->- T-K school in 1938 nnd his recent in every sense of the word, and bv nnd Mrs. Ray Scheel and, Mrs. E. mary' Louise, were brought home wtekend qt home with her parents, day to attend nn operetta given by experiences will be of Interest to his kindness nnd integrity has n J. Bates were In Lansing Saturday. host of friends throughout the va­ Mr and Mrs. Philip Bender ♦ Miss the school pupUs under direction many who were in school with him. rious surrounding communities It Bruce Ecknrdt and Gavlon Wnrtley Jeanette Hueg of the Bell Tele- of her daughter. Mrs. Frances Pugh The past eleven months has been seems too bad a person of his stand­ 'came back with them to spend Uie phone Co.’s office at Battle Creek, is Mr. and Mrs Pugh and Mary spent working on the Alcan high­ ing should be taken nwav while weekend with the home folks ♦ Mr. expected home this Diesdav for a Ellen brought her home on Sunday, way in the Yukon country—the life still has much to offer. He was and Mn.. Will Ixtson and children THE couple davs’ vacation * Kenneth * Mrs. Chas. Minor and’Mrs. Os- wild Alaskan section of which he u prominent member and worker in were at Charlotte Sunday afternoon and visited the latter’s parents. Mr. The Vogrl of Jackson was the weekend car Kaechele spent Monday after­ has many beautiful views the Methodist rhurch and ot the „„ u rart nnd Mn JCWC Jesse Waherr. * „»> Will unLet•• ---------noon with Mrs. Wm. K. Llebler. who construction of the road has been Masonic guest of. Mrs. Vogel at lhe Henry lodge. He Is survived by his- Mn wtUi )n Ornnd on busI. Brog home. * Corp. Burdet Fischer lias been ill with the flu and laryn- one of, tlie greatest of modem s„f?t$r"ton' Rl£ha,rI? PI,Tlps n«« Monday. schzdpu or ia<2 federal arrived home Tuesday of last week gills for the past month. *• Eleven achievements; the supplies at first of • This year it is more important than ever be ­ nf the th*, U. t! 8. S Navy, Nnw one nn» brother. hrnlh^r Her Her-­ ___ __ ____- - -__________ INCOMB TAXES in by sea plane IMM matrons uuiuuin of ui the mr Della tram. . Allen were flown ... —.- r ----- - afid ■---- ---by man from Indian Town Gap, Pn , on a, Iiast of Merrill, two sisters. Mrs. MILO fore that income taxes be paid promptly. If you X horse but txzXc road texd 1c com­ pock now the Is comten days’ furlough. * Mrs. John club met with Mrs. U-nna Kirkpat- ' tui.l... for Lra sauerkraut nivl nletn nn or Its on final Ici-tJS jeeps Frieda Lipsey of. Vermontville nnd Last Week’s Letter plete its Stmie*. final stages, do not have enough money put aside to pay Robertson of the State hospital at, rick. Friday anti nr Mrs Martha VanDaikr of Ionia: Laurence Tobias. Henry Germaine Caro spent tlie weekend at the1 weinie dinner and hemmed surgical are able to travel it—ailho Hie mud his foster mother. Mrs. Elizabeth nnd Merle Bradfield attended a toll your taxes, get in touch with us for an income home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.. towels for Pennock hospital Al) en­ requires the pulling of the wheels Snyder of Caledonia, a foster-sis­ tax loan. Pay your taxes ond get them off your Malcolm Maclver ut Parmelee * joyed the gathering and to know every other day for cleaning. One ter. Mrs. Mlnella Crumback of meeting In Hastings Tuesday. ★ mind . . . repay us monthly! William Sloan, who ran the Friday they were .spending their lime In of the pieces ot machines now in Caledonia and a foster broUwz. Al­ Mrs. Doris Saunders and Mrs. Mad­ : TAX TAX TAX oil station on Exst Main St. for doing something really worthwhile. use for construction of bridges vin Snyder of Grand Rapids Fu­ eline Nomftn attended the 4-H Loans in Small Amounts or up to $300 ’otne months, is now operating nn। Tim next meeting will be with Mrs. weighs 23 tons. During lhe eleven neral services were held from the lamders banquet and meeting In Hustings .Thursday evening. * Theoil station in lietroit. * The mullI Wm. Harper and sewing will be <v>n- months spent in this venture the Cash Advanced Fnr All Worthy Purposre. Ncrrml Loan Mllo WlSCS. was lield at the home curriers were unable to make some1 Untied. We understand the hospital only persons the men of Frank’s Wayland Methodist church Inis PUn_< Available. Including Straight Signature Loam. of the side roads on their routes this, can make good use of old .sheets and : company saw were a while trapper Tuesday with Interment in Elmwood of Mrs. Nina Boyle and Sophia Ku Eml>arra**lng Inquiries Made Of Friends, Relatives ■Monday because of .drifted condi­ clean cloths * The T-K basketball nnd an Indian family, consisting of cemetery. The sorrowing family Spath. Wednesday afternoon. The Or Employer. To Apply For A Loan. Come In Or Phone! tions from Saturday s storm. * Mrs team which his been victorious in jthe father, mother, and six cnll- have the s.vmpalhy of many friends meeting won called to order by lhe this viclnliv * Silas B. Nowlin, President,, Mrs Philmon. Report* Robert Watkins, nee Bettv Swift, nil five games of this season In I dren, besides the grandfather who In These who ha* resided on a farm four from the committees were given has been guest of honor nt .wvrrul their Class-C. me: with defeat on । claims to be 110 years old. dinners at Hastings and in this vi- Friday night at Lake Odessa by a I are all the inhabitants of that sec- I miles southwest of town In lhe followed by a Bible verse given by 101 >. W. STATE STREET PHONE 2722 । Coman district the past twenty- Mrs. Burchett. A prorram of read­ -v HASTINGS. MICHIGAN | eight years, ported awav on Friday ings. riddles and contests followed. 1 at the age of neartv 92 yean. ;He A delicious luncheon wits served. | had been an invalid for several The next meeting will be held at years and afflicted with blindness the .... home of Mrs. Henry Germaine, and deafness for about eight years ) Feb. 17. nt which lime we will I but a patient sufferer. He was bom ------• ‘ learn-who our secret friends have at Pulaski in Jackson Co. March been the past year * Mrs. Emily , 19, 1851. and on August 4. 1875. Wilcox. Mrs. Madeline Norman, I wqs married to Miss Susan GrHfeth Mrs. Merle Bradfield and W. A. lot Dowagiac with whom he had Spaulding were in Kalamazoo Fri­ spent more than 67 years of hannv day. * Mrs Herbert Van Strealn I married life, and who has given him nnd son. Fred, were In Kalamazoo i faithful care throughout lhe years Saturday. * The P. T. A. was held of sickness. After their marriage . at the school house Friday evenlrig. nnd prior to coming to this vicinity i A shower nf vegetables and various . they lived at Owosso* where he was other articles were brought for the ’ employed Ln a factory. Besides his hot 'lunch —*------project *“* Mr. " Snces ---------showed *--------* [ widow he leaves one son. Albert some very Interesting colored mov­ ‘ Nowlin of Owosso und three daueh- ies of a trip to Northern Canada, 5 ' lers, Mrs. Maud Davidson and Mrs Florida, and other places, also some , Pearl Jackson of Kalamazoo uud War news, and comics MIDDLEVILLE S, s“,s ss 'iTf«RS:'X'kK Just Good Horse Sense and Bitter Experience, Obtained at an Awful Price Should Teach us That (Real Estate is the Best Investment on Earth! . SSlfeTXx’s EARL R. BOYES How Much Will Your Income Taxes Be? DO YOU HAVE MONEY TO PAY THEM? CITIZENS CREDIT CORP. The MODERN SCIENTIFIC Baking Ware.' GENUINE HEAT PROOF OVEN GLASS FIRE-KING BAKING SET/ 1—1 qt Cauercle and Cover 1 -9V Deep Loa I Pan Pis Plale 4—6-ot. Individual Bakeri AUCTION SALE Having an Auction Sale at my place 1J miles south of Delton on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17, 1943 Commencing ot 1 o'clock. I will offer the following articles: The World’s News Seen Through The Christian Science Monitor CATTLE HORSES Sorrel mare, 6 yrs old, wgt 1700 lbs. CATTLE Holstein and Jersey heifer, bred in Aug. 2 yr. old Roan bull Fat Durham cow Guernsey and Durham heifer, HOGS 2 yrs. old, fresh Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, due soon An Internitionil Dtily Nrwtpaper rMiW h THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY Uw, Nimr Sliert. Bortuo, MMMcbuwtu it Truthful—ConHructive—Unbiased—Fr»« from Sensationaliim — Editorial! Are Tandy and Instructive and lit Daily Feature!, Together with the Weekly Magaiine Section, Make lhe Monitor an Ideal Newipaper foe the Home. Price 112 00 Yeally, or #1.00 a Month. Saturday Ittue, including Magaiine Section, #2.60 a Year. Introductory Offer, 6 Saturday lituei 25 Genu. Obtainable an christian’science reading room IM West Center Street Holstein and Jersey heifer, Hastings, Michigan 2-25 8 pigs, wgt. 100 lbs. 15 pigs, wgt. 75 lbs. 12 pigs, wgt. 125 lbs. 2 yrs. old, fresh HAY & GRAIN Holstein and Durham heifer, 2 yrs. old. due soon Durham heifer, 2 yrs. old, due soon Mixed hay, 20 tons Oats, 100 bu. I CAN SURE USE IT! Corn, 50 bu. Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, TOOLS bred in Aug. Roan and Durham heifer, bred in'Aug. Set of extra heavy wagon wheels comparison to what he'a sacrificing. Give him equipment and he’ll give yoor free­ dom. What a small price to pay! What's TERMS OFjSALE: Cash day of sole, nothing to be removed until settled for. COOK, BAKE AND SERVE ALL IN THE SAME DiSHI 128 WEST STATE STREET FHOrtl 2524 HASTINGS GLENN KENYON, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL FBODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR U7 K. 4TATB >T. HASTINGS PHON1 MM � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-02-18.pdf 2b7d5b96528eae11e9cc942405de30ee PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR on,/. HASTINGS MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1943 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 7T~^Information About Ration Book Ao. Home Front registration in i COUNTY SCHOOLS FEB. 22 26, INC. ' : ■ jWATER RATES Resolution Accepted By Rationing II Council Fridoy Night Mary Ketcham Candidate For "Good Citizenship" HAROLD FOSTER WAS SPEAKER Mary K?lcham was chosen by a 1 Took Place of Hans faculty committee from three nom-1 Ineea trffcted by H. H. S. seniors Kardel at Brotherhood to represent Hasting* in the "Good, pebru*ry meeting of th* I At the meeting of the citv coun­ Si^^luntw ‘n01*8r F.^the Brotherhood vu held at 4he usual by the National D A. R From Q_ MOnti.v rvenina Buddh* I ell on Friday evening, the .Waler total number of repiesentaUves apprepared by Circle No 1 of Works committee composed of Ar- pointed in a similar manner vfr s c S and serwd by kail chle Relckord. chairman. Ray' thr Bumford and hU uipp^riquld. ! Branch. John Hewitt and Don 6ie-1 to represent Michigan. The Vk(. president Keith Yerty preI gel. presented a resolution asking selected wlnncr thus cbwen will be tne- guw i sWfd UIld following Hie group slngl Rationing is a nuisance — You----I.for „a raise, in the ........................... scale of water at the National Congress of the D-.tng- led bv Dick Loppenthtaa. con­ would probablv have a hard time rates for the ensuing year. The, A. R., with all expenses paid In- [ducted the usual business meeting. stirring up an argument' on that j resolution was accepted bv Hie, 1 eluding tours which wilkatres* a”d 'A nominating committee, composed point. | council and the new ratet wlll take! , interpret American history and gov-10{ Walter waitace. Adelbert Cori­ i . However, something much worse effect on March 1. 1943 , emment. The three candidates. Chas p^yi aiM1 gtuart than rationing would *oon develop ( The rater: <o be charged and paid[:' chosen by the seniors here were clement, wa* named to nominate if artificial controls were not cs- by water users, as stated in the. ]t Pauline Chandler. Mary French and . officers to be elected at the Marcft tablLshed to govern sales of critical । ret elution, are xs follows- 32 00 per. t Mary Ketcham. 15 meeting. That will also be iadtas Items. 1 1.000 eubte-feet for the first 1000' —‘ ----------------night .vnd Kirn Sigler 1* slated a* The purpose, of rationing is sim- cubic feet used: »1J2 per 1.000 cit fHACC ADIUC the speaker. ply to insure a fair distribution of ' ft . fnr the next 9.000 cu ft. used: Dbll [ Ul!\\ I1UIWF Mr. Yerty then Introduced Har­ •certain types of merchandise which 90c per 1.000 cu. ft for all over 10.old Foster, county agent of Barry are not available in suHlclenl quan- , COO cu. ft The minimum charge I* PAAR FT 1 HT county, who was pinch-hitting for i titles to meet normal consumer de- ; to be 32.00per quarter. A penalty l(i|LIl |m||(1|| II BUI .Han* Kardel. Eaton county agent. Inlands. 1 of 10 per cent is to be added if the'vLI J VVVM JIAiVl i who was to have spoken and showTiic point system which goes into water rent Is not jraid within 15 P,.infill. Church. effect March I. is lb- i.impliest and . davs after the dur date. most flexible plan which has yet' , Tht' 15 ,lH’ *,n'' f,mc 1,1 3 (,0°d I Delton, Sends In $200 ia trtp t0 his former home in Den| peen termed. : tnanv years that the water rates ■ The war fund and roll call drive ! mark. Mr. Kardel left Sunday evei it allows the shonner Irccdorn of i l},,vr been changed bitt present con- lur tor un tlie- American .m. Red Cross in iiuna , ning iu« for «*■ an »»•••* army v*<u»r camp tn •*»■«■> fiUnois choice wHhto range ot the coupon dltlons now P”*; Barry county has gotten away to |at Ule request of Uncle 8am to WU Mints available and tiermiu a : committee and council felt that be- !a tme start, according to Mrs. Jas unable to keep hla engagement ealv method of dESounuw g th" f3'*** of increased op- W. Radford, county- chairman for here 'air ot scarce items and Unnul.it- ' crating costs, this recommendation: the drive Waiter A. Eaton, treas- | Mr. Foster showed a fine collecirut the -ale of nh-ntlful Items with- for 3 small increa.se in rates was urer of the Barrv Co. Chapter, re- t;on ol pictures taken on a trip out Xnging the Price structure I fullv justified reived a check for 3200 from the I through the we*l a year ago. Tba^ Pn .vamnic a mn nf urine To°- the“ council is desirous of ts- Prairieville Baptbt church of Del- Iwera very good picture* and Mr. £ 2 Mi U tabhshing a rea«mab> sinking fund ton. , „ „ Foster’* remark* accorapanytog n^few for lh** Purpose of defraying leg-; In a letter lo Mr. Eaton. Mrs. them. made |t a very enjoyable one jnonth anil _6 P^*nl,3_n„^ itUnatt*. reasonable and proper ex- • Eli Lindsey, cierk. said it was neces- ■ evening. irnontta later and yet the price YOU WILL NEED THIS FORM PROPERLY ^ F|Ll[D qjjj jq Qjy WAR RAT|0H BQQK NUMBIft 41 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS To All Whom Thi* May Concern: Tile MiggrsUon of dear old Zolly that thi* deathless prose be en­ Nationwide Moratorium titled "As Eye Sec It" is so apt that that’s what it’s going lo be. As the On Rationed Canned Goods I recent rookey sakl to the -Sane: "Where do I get mv e£e* tested?’’ Ob« ~»r •; «kl« Dtritralte* m»l *• 1W Begins at Midnight, Replied tiw Sarge: "They don’t .Ilk Ik. •( )-H«. ASami.U*U.a k Saturday, Feb. 20 Meh p*r».n MrirlM (•' S*Umi Bm) test ’em any more, they just count ’em." Il must be *o. for even some Ja ***l’i*,*.**-*/*M—*l‘JI' y bluejackets uie wearing spex. Thrusting the neck out of the POINT SYSTEM SALES igloo here at home this winter has TO .START MARCH I Indeed been more chilling than thrilling What you have no doubt heard before ths. about our Ide, , , . /fearjy county countv Citizens citizens will regi\re landlc winter is nil so true that /Barry ! CONSUMER DECLARATION you men in Dutch Harbor, Alaska t» r fur WAR RATION BOOK NO. I and Iceland must glean a bit of TWO In the rural, village and city Processed Foods ond Coffee .solace from the fact that our meat schools from Monday. Feb. 22. . market* are devrlopng quite a sale through Frldya. Feb. 26. J HEREBY CERTIFY that I am authorised to apply fo other local arrangement* , for walrus and blubber. And I am Unless oilier a M ar Ration Hrxik Two for each penon lined Im told that a number of our less are made, the schools at Hastings, . member of my family unit, or the other prr»oi hardy felliow townsmen are de- Middleville, Niahville, Nashville. Woodland, Woodland. parting soon for some effete spot Fret|»rt and Delton will lie open . lubnihled to the Board; hi Florida to get thawed out from 3:00 to 8:30 P. M fur regis- i To make matters worse, it ap- nation and the rural schools from J pears Unit the old seasoned weuth- 2-30 lo 0:00 P. M. cr-prpgnostlcators hereabouts are Here in Hastings the regiMrat on at II again. The other day one will be tarried out nt the following grizzled veteran related in min- places from 3.00 to 8:30 P. M., Feb. command; utest detail how he counted the 22 to 26 inclusive: whisker* on n wood-chuck or some For people living in the First tort of small beast, then multiplied ward—’Die First Ward School. b‘y three. And that gave exactly For people living in the Second the number of days until spring ward—The Second. Ward School, all i mil rated food* owned by all prrton* included in thi* would arrive. The answer was For people living in the Third Declaration: most discouraging—forty-two days! ward—Central School. necessary additions to the water organization and it was voted to One day over at Fort Custer a For people living in the Fourth "Sarge" was directing a detail to Ward—The High School, The Barry County Rationing system. If a new pump or addition-!give the money to the Barry Qo. In order order to to prevent prevent congestion, congestion, police up the grounds. He.divided In minus 1 pound tor each perwn included in llii. i Board calls attention to the-fact suddenly become ____________________________ It M.1II Kn th- ffTMtai.FUSS a necessity, or any where it will do J00*1;,J ... * * <• • them into three groups—college SupL D. A. VanBusklrk suggests Declaration *lio»c age a* slated on Uar Ration that War Ratl6n Books One issued men. high school graduates und that people who register In Has- . for men who have entered the eighth-grade graduates. tings report according lo the fol- ‘ "Now. ” lie said lo the college men. lowing schedule: ] have since died, must be turned in Declaration who*e a«e »lated "I want you guy* to pick up all Monday, Feb 22—Persons whose ns soon a.* possible. So far. the on War Ration Book One I* 14 the thjL2?0?JaJE?!L l?]^’annOunres the a committee which will take charge the cigarette butt*.’’ « names begin with A, B. C and D. ’ local Rationing Board ha* had quarterly collections are about 2^^\>halMnan tor two more district*- of a WAAC recruiting drive forttfi "And you guys.’’ to the high Tues. Feb. 23—Person* whose last ’ only a few books belonging to en- ,------ - — — 4hTShhr cTt avAch31tma''T er two more district*- of a WAAC recruiting drive for traa . school grads, ’’Can pick up the names begin with E. F. G. H. I. J , listeddren menhave turned in trom although many eragra the system. — gone tne counapprox^alT.L000. “2>meHarn.Bai^b wUl to to charge -un^a-rdlng R£ burned matchea.” or K. hundred have gone from the coun- rrages approximately 31.000, some"The rest of you guys just, look Wed . Feb. 24 —People whose4a.it com|ncUs fense ly. In the long run. rationing of- times exceeding that sum and at »' tense council. on und learn something. ’ names begin with L. M. N, p. P. Q. ' licinls point n,„ out that there « is no 1I «.her other Hnw« times the MMunt amount Is les*. less. u nniru of the'county exUnder Under authority of a presidential presidential I’m not addressing tills to any R or S. advantage gained from attempting । Creating a jinking sinking fund is ii i a gt good — t {or and Fmport and executive order, the Armv hope* to particular person or |>er*ons among Thursday. Feb, 25—People whose to use books which should be turn- i busineM proposition and Insures a Mrs. Radford expects to have chair- recruit 125,000 WAAC* throughout you fellow*, for "As Eye See It” lni>i names begin with T. U. V. W. । cd in since, in the process of reg- i continuance vw............. of the excellent water 'men for these place* before the the nation by April IS. and to into ------- .— _«----- — —.... i— x, Y ar Z. noodle*: or home-canned food*. ; istraUorts. the error will be dis-; work* ■ • ■•-system the city -----now— enjojii. week ovcr tola ( Micldgan* total. Michigan’s quota I* is 3.145. On Friday. Feb. 2C—People who were porta nt in this big enterprise. and ' covered and compensating penal- ________________________________ As soon ns the supplies for the in population basis, thi* would piaoe . ...to—start unable to come at their regularly । . I would be at a loss. where Larger) of commercially packed fruit*, vegeta­ ties applied. • i - drive are received Mrs. Radford Barry county’s quota at about U. Of course. 1 probably know more scheduled time. ble*, juice* and M>up*. rhili uurr and catsup I will distribute them throughout the Various defense council* throughabout the actlvitic* of my own boy. Those who live In the OH*. Ryan, | owned on February 21, 1943. minu* 3 for county and workers will to able to out the state wlll make use to thMr but I have learned some mighty Pratt. Edger und Bullis dUtyict would remain constant at 20 cents ' . emt start their work al once. It is organized facilities to assist tn thi* interesting things about what some where the local schools are closed (these figures are merely by way hojied to have every factory, buri- drive. ’ .... ! of' Illustration and have no relation । of the father sons are doing. And and most of the pupils ure being Declaration. ...... ' ness place and home in Barry Co. i Further details concerning thu their wives and .sweethearts arc do- font to Hastings may register at to point* or prices which wlll act­ visited. A membership in Red drive will to published next we*k. ie name uf each uer*a>n included in llii« ing their share, too. the Central or High schools here ually exist). date -------------is midnight. SaturCross is given (or one dollar and I ——----------bcr uf iu* or her war Ration Book One ’ As an example: Bhirley, my new or_ at any other nearby .school in ; | Each person in the United Stales ; Freezing • “ ■— the extra money donated will daughter-in-law. got word from Iter Mie county which muy be con- I 'will be given 48 points to be used 0H >- r,u — Print Ntnt rtanonina status tsi. . credited to the war fund. Barry .. high-flying husband tliat she must'-'venlent ” (during the first ration period: Rationing starts muu March> 1st. That means there will to no sales Cos. quota is , ■ । Rural school which will be open be ready to go south from a north­ which begins March 1. You can • Ti>«; -'••• -c —ernmost spot on Hie west coast to (or registration lire us follow.*, ac­ use them all at one lime or spread cf rationed foods, covered by booK । axnUAL MEETING ' n southrnnost spot on same: In cording to Mrs. Maude Smith. Barry them over the month as you desire, two. for eight days. , ’A’nnuni m^una of Hastings Co­ a few hoursMtho was packed and county school commissioner: . Stores in-----------Hastings will ckwe from Persons who have stock* of canSometime between February 20. (J_ Shlpplni. Assn will be field in------------- ------------Assyria Twp -Assyria Center; ' ’ ready, embarked In a .station-wag­ ned good* on hand in excess of the lBnd March 1. OPA will announce t£. supervisors Room. Court House. *30 to 10:30 a tn on Moc on with the squadron skipper’s wife, Briggs. Lincoln and Eagle 'now five-can-per-person allowance wlll me point value .of foods to be Hostings. Wed. Peb. 24. at 1 p. m. (March 1. *o that emptoym have their books ’tailored” (point rationed. «(uiing*. r .-w Ady empioyw* can attendLa young baby and two-months-old St. used by Checkered Dlst. whose Bernard pup (latter Hot hou*e school was destroyed by ftrei. coupons removed) In accordance' ^,lnts wJI1 not change : -----Baltimore Twp.—Dowling, Strik­ broken). After many vicissitudes, with the amount declared In no through0ut the first ration period. NOTICE randtrta ta for for the the ofof- penter. Pinter, ' chairman of the such a* snowslides, nail, ice and er. McOmber. Hendershot, Weeks, event, jowever, however, will more than half halt thc lhp montb tl O off March, Marehi but but may be 1 I’ -•»« will be ' a candidate sleet, they arrived under the *nUI- Durfee and Barney Mills. . COU|'rtn< be removed fnr . ... 4^^ 1 period I flee of City Clerk at the Primary p of( the coupons for anv any chEJ1Ked jdr tne — second County Retailers drive com —--------Crnter. ,ing skies of sun-kissed southern peri>-5 one period. This takes into uc- wlllcb tx-gins April 1st. 1 Election on Monday. March 1. 1943 ‘ In splu «. California. ”* the **•- wives —*— have •-— to — Fish, Welcome Corners, Brown and --------------- So count the fact that these private, . .. canned < Your support wUl be appreciated, county ha* maintained a good pato brave the elements too sometimes. Coats Grove. stocks are likely to be concentrated i or«er will apply to an canned Sterling C. Rogers 2-25 betar sponsored nationally by Castleton Twp—— Lake Mar in a comparatively few items. There « ‘ ^Bnn«t J™™ and --------------- «*■» ----------in the War Stamp and Bond drive "As Eye See It," vision Lt a most —c View, " — ­ fore, a certain minimum number JiOU’>s “’“'.NOTICE tallers. this meeting is being held Eoortant faculty. .1 don’t mean tin. Barryville and Shores. t eye-sight, twenty-twenty vis­ " Hastings'Twp.—Fisher, Gregory, of points are allowed to permit the canned baby foods : j-r nced your vote at the Primary to impress impress employers and emptayeg# Ion; I mean the vision Hint sees Star. Altuft. Hastings Center and purchase of items needed to give' Dried vegetables are not included. March 1. to be elected City Clerk, alike with the neceuity for Wbeyond the "toll and sweat and Quimby. some variety to the diet. A B and C stamps, totaling 48 Thanjui Fred R. Hale. Pol. Adv. doubling their effort*. Furth<r d|« for II blood and tears" of the hard dayHope ..v^. Twp. . —Doud, Cellar Creek. Publisiied elsewhere in this paper 'points, will be exchangeable fnr ................ -♦ — tails will, ube published — next week. by-day view of the present tur- Hinds. Shultz. Brush Ridge and are illustrations showing pages 1 irationed foods during March. Ev- i moll. The nearness and "immed- Cloverdale. ----and 2 of the Consumer instruction <ery member of the family will be | lateness" of it renders us ostlgIrving.„ Twp.—Jones. Wood, and given a ration book—babies asSheet. well । A glance i;t them will help i mafic and sometimes beclouds our Little Brick, answer you may nswer any questions uunuuiia yvu may have in« adults and older children. vision of the world to be when the : Johnstown Twp —King. Monroe. mcerning Point Rationing obtain Ration Book Number concerning To Polnt^^Rationlnjguns cease firing. Stevens. Stevens, Bristol, Bristol. ----Banfield. Culver Point stamps from WAR RA- Two-One Person From Each Hou*eIn spite of a firm resolve not to and Burroughs, TION mxI . hold should bring the family raION “book BOOK ’ TWO 'must' mu»l bibe U used be too serious at Hie start. I am Mspi. Grove Maple Greve Twp Te-p..—Mayo. Moore. carefully since a grocer cannot give tibn books (Number One Sugar going to try to quote, in closing, Dunham and Norton, and Coffee) to the specified dis­ change in stamp points. something that a fellow wrote a. ------------- -- ~ Orangeville Twp.—'Orangeville. A good rule to follow Is: "Use tributing place (to be announced MRS. R. B. WALKER WILLIAM HEWITT, Prop. long time ago. His vision and ours PrarievlHe Twp—Milo. Prairie­ bv each local War Price and Ra­ and WALTER STAGER, Props. i The farm having been told and will be realized— ville and North Pine Lake. tioning Board) and receive the On account of the death of Mr. i no further use tor the machinery “When the war drums throb no Rutland Twp—Algonquin. Chid­ If the food you buy totals 24 Number Two books for the entire Walker and the disposal of the farm ; Mr. Hewitt will have *n auction longer ester, Tanner and Goodwill point* for example, it would be family. the above will have an auction sale sale at the farm known a* the CharAnd the battle-flags are furled; i Yankee Springs Twp.—Gates and I It .should takejout Jew jnlnuRs The should declare at the R B Walker homestead lo- '.les Baker farm located 2 mUes wret better to use three 8 point-stamps ...v householder — In the parliament of man, ---- --------------- cans (over caled 5 milts northwest of Hostings and 1 1-4 miles south of Middleville, ' Ih. I it mould taxe out a tew minute* Ration Book One Is 14 years or {han it would to give up one 8- at that time how many A •federation are rin the or 5 miles southeast of Middleville. He is offering a good list o< farm " ------ .—. of the world: People registering at any of the ln ln -hnve "Consumer Declarepoint, two 5-polnt and three 2- 8 oz.) of rationed food — Whrre the common sense of most above rural schools may select the *9 - -e c.on5Unlpr U$CL“F? older. (You must not Include here point stamps. I possession of the family. Each per- or 3 mile* east of Irving, or 1-2 mile machinery, most of which 1* only Hon” form for the entire family. Shall hold a fretful realm in awe; one which is most convenient to U&e the "big boys” first and hang son is permitted to have five cans north of the Smelker farm on old ' a year old. abo some grain. Dewey Suppose, for example that there persons who have become t14 years And the peaceful earth shall slum• are five people In your family, old since War Ration Book One was on to the Tittle fellows” until last, —that Li a family of five may leg- M-37. Don’t miss this sale. They Reed will cry the sale and BJBew­ be । In case of school district* irac- four, . A typical pane from WAR RA- ally possess 25 cans of rationed food are offering an excellent-- Ust of away vrtll act as dert. Bee H» ad­ of whom, are 14 years or old ­ Issued — only give the number who hen rationing rationing starts, starts. i offering an excellent list or Rapt In universal law." 'tlonal with other counties, the rule er. . TION BOOK TWO shows four hor- ■ when • J- a elsewhere tn this l**ue Also, suppose that you had Dr. D. D. Walton. !' to keep in mtnd Is, "Register, at the . temps. each Declaration must must a also be made । . ®®JJ* J?2dmupCd---------‘X?'vertuement j DeelnraUon about 6 pounds of coffee on hand were listed as al least 14 years of izontal rows of six stamps, each »>. -- C. i for full particulars. q nearest registration place in your Nov. j ver-­ iof the amount of coffee in posses- ; age nt....the A money order this week to you 28. 1942 (If you don't know _ ------— llhie War Ration Book lettered A through F. In the ver Thomas cry "X? tne “ saie the । four stamps stamps 'slon 'ion on on November November 28. 2B. — Each h°n?“. win ‘5 as “and r clerk .. own county." If people living near the . tical rows there are four ... person Woodrow W Allcrding for one buck; exact amount, make the closet ■ one was Issued). me |, }. Caledonia Bank will act WILLIAM CROCKFORD, FrojA hope It comes in handy for a few the county line in Assyria, for ex- t undeT’-Coffre^u I nUmb<;r 01 10 «* U,t- of each letter, numbered 8. 5. 2. 114 years old or older may have one of See the advertisement elsewhere in I MAJ}11* extra smokes or something to 'buck' ample, are a part of a school dis- ।would ° report "2 Pounds." (Six «l n(Lcr question No. 4 include ev- and 1. The letter, such xs A or pound of coffee. All in excess of ' tM, for Ml puUcuUn. , <*£?»■«*, J£ B represents the time or period [this must be declared. ;-------- ------- — — ■-----you up. Must be too cold weather trict located in Eaton county, they * , lew one pound for each of cryone named in the declaration, during which the stamp is valid. Stamps from Book Number Two , - that brings out a crack like that. must go to the nearest school In pounds located Just norDi of Woodland on ‘ the four members of your family 14 rceidl“? Ih._ tn The figure, such as 8 or 2. repre- will be removed from books of per- CLAUDE CAVE. Prop, By the way. Hvey tell us at the Post Assyria to register. the east side of the road. He ha* TTiere will be a nation-wide mora- years . or older). Opposite paragraph 1 For example, if there are six in sent* the point value of that stamp, sons who have an excess of ration- , Due to ill ^alth and having a good list of household furniture Office that men in service can cash money orders anywhere. That may torium on all canned goods on the •’2." you would write in a "4," since, your family or declaration group bl­ There are thus 16 pointe under A ed foods. Not more than half the rented hl* farm, the above will have a* well a* a few small tools. Dewey . the example we are conald- eluding a threc-month-oirf baby, a stomps. 16 point.* under B. etc. । stamps may be removed at one Umt. an auction sale at hi* farm located Reed will cry the sale and Jay G. save some of you hiking into the ration list commencing at mid- under WAR RATION BOOK TWO will :If this does not equal the excess j one mile north and five milee east Wing will act a* clerk. Beetheadnearest town unless of course, you night. Saturday. Peb. 20 and ex- ,ering, there are four persons --------------------------------------------------------- tending through Sunday, Feb. 28. .IneludM In in. d«l«.U«n wh«j ,„t a,,, , h„ <ucU contain four seta of blue stamps foods, more stamps will be removed | of Lake Odessa. He is offering* vertlsement elsewhere in thi* taw* feel up to such "feat*". Sales of rationed goods will begin age. vood list of cows, horses, nogs, Mated on War Ration Book of canned --------- .-----•_ to declare at regis­ and four sets of red stamps. The at the next muon period. This week Zolly's grey hair (both goods blue stamps will be used commenc- ; Heavy penalties are attached to potlRry,^miscellaneous wtolarm im- for fuU list of goods which will M . is 14 years or older. of ’em) have been yanked and ruf­ under the new point system for Ono. tration time does not mean that ing March 1 for processed foods false declarations plement*. H. O. Pennington will which WAR RATION BOOK TWO i In reporting canned goods ap alfled. trying to figure out, since we was a person Li a hoarder, nor is the re­ issued on Monday, March • ' iowance ■ Home canned fruit* and vege- cry the sale and R. A. Lapo win received new regulations, what we is made for five can* per moval of stamps for these stocks a while the red stamns will be used ALTON and JACOB at some later date for meats? 1 tables are not to be counted in the j act as clerk. * *.* Z ■ person. The "five” means total penally. cun or cannot send you fellows and * FINKBEINER. Preps. That statement comes When gbing to register be sure declaration, and it is not necessary i nFvvnr7Vnn The barn having burned and tw­ what we can or cannot print. At vuunty rauaiun uuuiu number ofucans and doesn ’t mean [hpre a flv<w;an allowance Ul from the National War Price & that you have with you a Con- to specify kinds of canned• good*— । eben pennolk. rrop. ins released from our contract the the moment this is what we find. Rationing Board whose members sumers Declaration form properly । just the number of cans or packHaving rented hi* farm Mr. Pen- Mr Finkbelnera will have an aucPackage* can only be sent at the each of the various items. realize that it has been customary fiiled out and War RaJion Book .ages. nock wiU have an auction sale al —- --T.T-GTTu, Jacob FtnkbriMV r. —. , ,. There There are are five five members members in your for many people in this country to request Of- the service man and the Onetor yourtelf and (or each of Special provision is made for per- the farm located 2 mile* south of twn wie w nc | family and you find that you have ? hnSStaW content must be specified. We can S^ak/nd- ' *he persons named in the Con- sons who live at great dlstence.s HaaUngs on the Campground rx»d. j tora tocatirf 4 mite* w«M^na m print complete address and infor­ ad- ------j household economy economy to to take adfrom stores or for reasons trwy are E. F. Bottum. Hastings, was ap­ a total of 32 cans, bottles or Jars of a household erfT’S^-rlT^n' Declaration.tO tOne person from stores or for reasons of of transtrans- , 1-2 1-3 mile mile off off M-37. M-37. He He isis offering otteringI im‘te north of Miaaievii^ . lut g. mation about all you lads and gals pointed Price Clerk of the Barry vantage of bulk price* The decregister for for to; the entire family.) portation or other reasons must do a good list of horse*, cow*, hogs. °»5rus? . still in the UB.A. but as soon as County ntv Ration Ration Board. Board Tuesday Tucxriav af af-­ merciaiiy packed iruits, vegetaoies. laratlon and toe "taitortng” of (e*n "^r t >» ! Uieir marketing far in advance. hay and farm machinery. Dewey | nogs, feta ana ' you begin to travel we can give ternoon. according to an announce­ ms . v J „ stamps in WAR RATION BOOK ' --------------*** ----------------MARY rr FtTinv NOTICE i Special provisions wlll also be | Reed will cry the sale and Clifford C Thomas 111 > 1943. Then NO for thow? wh0 have stoclu primary your address with ommlsslon of the ment released bv Hut board. Mr. catsup on hand Feb. 21. jjig'da MARY ELEtTlON ELECTION NOTICE NOTICE I made for homes in which invalid.* । Hammond will act a* cleric. See : "3." under on hand ln exceaa of me standard type of service you are in; the ad- Bottum is well known throughout opposite paragraph 7J. under T o th .... . „electors Iw..nr, of the qualified of me the require special diets. the advertlsament elsewhere in this ™* ro*? ■uveriuem«>i. c dres* will be adequate to carry the Hie county. Until his retirement ‘ ■ of HasUng*. County of Barry: Stamps must not be tom from ' i**ue for full particulars. tn“ Lssue ,or luu pwwwuw mall to you. but it will take a few u few years ago, he was a salesman otlce is hereby given that a Pri- 1 books, except at the time of pur- ( ------- —WARREN COOLBAUOB. Ada days longer after It reaches your the UpJ*"1*" rx—._ outfit before it is delivered. Kalamazxxx' We have to check again to learn NOTirr vnTFRK ' "(banned Goods" you would, in the “v Bnrrv and State of Michigan, on Your signature will be required on . Because ot HI health and having “l hd?d na.M.bo rBrn“ ivxn* • how we can print an address of NOTICE VOTERS . ^annea uwu re^rt ’5" a* toe l?raJU’IS showing ?“nnet Monday the first day of March A. I the front cover of your book. No to quit farming the above will have be heldjM; U» farmiwm* • Navy men when the name of the , 5..:^ „dSntH toltu numter or rwrwna Included In ^.ock!„ exeeM °' lhe •"o*“»eea | D 1M3 rrom o'clock m the I book, will be honored without Uie an wucilon ule on lhe twm known •*•* on. ship I* given, there I* still a ques­ SI r T™ the d«12r”uon ™ permltted. permitted tomnoon -until d, n'doek in the .Iknwture .nd weeompOTlm ,ump. >■ the Fred Nye r.rm toe.led 1-3 WU?. MjeUn <Mreh dM tion about that. So if we hold up Information from time to time, you fc^wtS'X K bn, o, three. . „„ or dk. end three f^X’TuX".?n.’XS e^ , „txct 0( „1Tt; -----------fellows will know that it 1* because CHANGE OF DATE we are complying with government IS ANNOUNCED noultre feed and farm tool*. Henry rules and we’d be the last to want • County Clerk Allan Hyde hasire- ^anne^y wtU cry the sale and K to give-any 'tip-offs’ to the enemy . reived notice that the next date E Oray wlll M cltrt. Bee the »< ...mpleIn this column. About package* L. Wallace. Rd Adv 2-18 . famUy ofrix. would to allowed al 8 C. Roger*. City Oterk. w«.b. 1 naturalization hearings in Barry advertisement elsewhere in this toagain; to 'hose of you overaeu, if Out. 2-25 । count? has been changed from sue tor fuU particulars. laraUon. he >or she) must abo.tot*! of 30 cans to to deducted from ' C ----------you want to write u* a letter re- .NOTICE __________ , . I Wednesday. Feb. 17. lo Friday. April ■ -- — toe'/^cailhed good* inventory since !----------------------------------------- ------questing a cartoon of cigarettes then 1 Candidates for City Aiderman bring along hl* (or her) own War in WILLIAM H/ figuring DOUBLES ,B- when • representative of the MRS. ABBIE PITT, Prop. For toe l«t ward. Ben Bever- Ration Book One and a War R*" this allowance you ’ can * “ DOG TAX * ’ well be all set to mall vour pack- are: i deduct five cans per person listed,... MARrif . i government wiU be here for the On account of the death of .her wyk; 2nd ward. Ed Smith: 3rd ward tion Book One belonging to each in the declaration regardless of age i ' hearings. Several have filed peti-ison, the above will hold an auctain week—know what we mean? Fred Smith: 4th ward. Forrest Lane member of the group to to register- —that is a month-old baby would I Have you paidyour dog Ux? ; tiom for naturalization. tion aale at the Henry Pitt farm Another three star family down Your votes will to appreciated at ed. allowed a deduction of five cans Every dog owner who has not yet ----------------- .-----------------------located 3 miles aouth of Lacey. She The number of persons to be listed be ’Delton Way’ The Leo Gurds who the Primary Election. Monday. Mar. lust thesame as any older child ' paid, will find it a money-saving Yesterday afternoon the rural is offering * good Ust of boras*. 2-25 after question No. 2 under "Coffee" — - j -have three boy* in servlet and 1. 1943. Adv. I proposition to pay it before March teachers and the school superin-. cattle, hoes, poultry, hay and grain. or adult. --------- * * *-----------In the Consumer Declaration does here’s a ’snao’ olcture of the trio. -.PG^ilblc to eet a WAR 1 1, u the Ux double* on that date. , tendenta of the county mat at the farm machinery, and soma houaeIt will be Impossible not necessarily have to to toe same R»t. Iteo Robert ^Gurd. started at NOTICE-------------------------------------- • )K TWO without pre- in accordance with the law govern- ■ courthouse where they received sup- j hold good*. Hanrv Flannery iriU TWO wl ----On and after this date I will not a* toe number of persons to be Hst- RATION BOOK Fort Riley in '41 where he won a >perly-fUled out for Usulng cry the sale and 1. «■ Gray Jriu ou Con- Ing such licenses. Taxes may be I plies and instructions medal for pood shooting. On Sun­ be responsible for any debts con- ed after question No. 4 under senting a properly-filled — •--------• a War paid here in the city, at the offices War Ration Book No. 2. A total of act a* clerk See ths adv. »Im- -------days Leo helped with the'cooking traded by anyone but myself. Dated "Canned Goods." Question No. 2 Sumer Declaration and aUo------------of Che county treasurer and of the 23.000 books wa* received *“*• *“ *’*n which was natural for him because Feb 13. 1943. George M. Wood*. DtI- refers only to toe number of per- Ration Book One tor each person jculan. sherlff. county. । ton. adv. 2-18 i sons whose sge s* stated on War listed tn the declaration. (Continued on page 3. Sec. 2) ------- M U H i 4i- iii’l I® £ Tr* DISTRIBUTION OF SCARCE FOODS IwKM ariwi ■ h iul-« Georaina DOlMf UCOrginu To Head Barry ---------------------------------- SUMMARY OF OPA ikirci * ANNOUNCEMENT FY M DT D AT IO N I N G UH ri. KAHVnirtU . ^ Retailers tO Hold Wat Stamp and Bond Rally Here March 1 AUCTION Above Form Clipped From Paper And Prop- eriy Filled In Will Be Accepted A« Your,^ Official "CONSUMER DECLARATION Counfv Ration Board Appoints E. r. Bottum Price Clerk . -- Dn“ p*™ ?Lg:,o,’'gs£j6w’sr.'*2,'fc ESS.SS.iK mMS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1H3 PAG! TWO ' I A A A '' | —---------------------1 Dr. R. B Harkness, who is on re-, nock of Big Rapid* will be sorry to hundred members and friends be-1 thirty pound barracuda. But she ' team play the game. Their timing uk| r 14/ C I lirement pay from the W. K. Kel- hear that he 1* again a patient at lng delighted with her beautiful 'adds. "Qivf ma Ooguac—<nd blue and team work 1* pretty to >ae. LOCAL NEWS I work, an army ’'moat'’—Charlotte Republican-Tribune. Tbs board of supervisors Is in a**The city'* fiscal year closa* Feb aion today for their regular month128. and tne city onteera ore busy I preparing Chair annual reports. Lieut. Fred M Rickie of Grand An appeal to the city dads was Rapids, local dentist serving with inade Hastings, firemen for an r^mTnrt ’at made by Hastings All Advanced increase of 135 each in .salary, mak■tig* their yearly compensation 1150 Titty also asked for a salary of $25 'SEn - ---------------Hastings friends or of Eben Eben Per Penfit Hastings * 1 h» ha* undergone sasaral-----------bloodtremfualon* f* ---------Mrs. Pennock a in . Ann Arbor with her husband.----------------------------------------- , Charles Edwards of Irving town­ ship who suffered a strake a week ago Sunday, is slowly Improving, after having been unconscious for several days. He is still unable to , talk, however. MILS Suzanne Sumner was gue-r organist ut the Presbyterian Guild meeting on Sunday afternoon, one «?■..*?!• The ABC’s of Food Economy and Rationing! You can get more for your money at Food Center and while wc orc getting ready for point rationing you can still take advantage of.these bargains. The Govern­ ment allows you five cons of fruits and vegetables per person and wc believe they want you to have that much on hand. So buy the canned foods we offer for your selection in REASONABLE quantities, keeping in mind that you must declare the amount you have on hand when obtaining War Rationing Book No. 2. NO' canned goods sold from FEB. 20th to MARCH Ist-BUY NOW! Tomatoes Peaches Green Beans Jordon Cut Golden Bantam Cream Style. 2 cat Del Monte Corn Green Beans Jordon Small Whole, can BONNIE LASS Whole Kernel Bartlet Pears CORN. Del Monte Tomato Juice Bartlet Pears Valman. No. 2 1-2 can • 14c 21*= Mushrooms 2 oi. —2 cans 27c; .. For an evening of relaxation ■ Thursday evening on "Oastro-In- .. - ~ watch our high school basket ball lestinal Complaints." Captain W. : I " ~~ 1 AT THE THEATRES ssw Pct Milk Mushrooms Tall Can. . Button. 2 or. can IGc; 8 or. BROOM Prunes KRAFT DINNER -J g< Orangetts TRANE TREATR»= r "DR. GILLESPIE'S NEW ASSISTANT" "FIESTA" jj) ANDY HARDY'S DOUBLE LIFE' "THUNDERBIRDS" Barky theatre? FRUIU L VEGETABLES "TWO WEEKS TO LIVE" HEAD LETTUCE hard heads, ea IQc TEX. GRAPEFRUIT needless 10 for 39' 2 bunches "| 7C CAL. CARROTS pound CABBAGE ORANGES GROCERY......... DEPARTMENT ZZJffl PORK CHOPS center cut lb. PORK LOIN ROAST >h. PORK SPARE RIBS lb. SLAB BACON BEEF CHUCK ROAST lb. lb. BRISKET BOILING BEEF SHORT STEAKS BEEF lb. PORK STEAK PORK NECK BONES Meaty 41c 33c 27c 31c 32c 17c 37c 39c PENNICK CORN STARCH 2pto 4X PEANUT BUTTER 2 lb. jar HEKMAN BUTTER CRACKERS 2 lb HEKMAN SALTINES 2 lb box MULLER'S DONUTS HEKMAN GINGER SNAPS 2 lbs. LADY GREY TISSUE 500 count 440 count KLEENEX 3 for NORTHERN TOWELS PORK SAUSAGE 15‘ 49c 33^ 31c 12c 29c 25c 25c 25c SKINLESS FRANKS Juicy and Tender lb. 27' Grade No. 1 lb. ROUND AND SIRLOIN lb. BRAUNSCHWEIGER JJQ' Flavorful fdod^center "THE BEST FOR LESS" S nj COMMUNITY NOTICES N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. S AUCTION SALE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1943 HORSES HOGS CATTLE POULTRY Guernsey cow. 6 yrs. old in Oct. Guernsey cow. 6 yrs. old. dua April 1. Guernsey cow. 5 yrs. old. frosh 1 week, calf by side. Guernsey cow. 10 yrs. old. fresh in Oct. Guernsey cow. 6 yrs. old. due April 1. Guernsey cow. 6 yrs. old, due April 15. Guernsey cow. 3 yrs. old, due in May. 2 Guernsey cows, 2 yrs. old. fresh in Nov. Guernsey cow. -2 yrs. old. calf by side. 2 Heifers. 2 yrs. old, will freshen in spring. 2 Heifers, year old. 2 Calves, 8 mas. old. Guernsey bull, 3 yrs. old. - TOOLS McCormick Deering mower, new. Sulky plow. Walking plow, Oliver 99. 2 Sec. spring drag. Riding cultivator. 5 Tooth cultivator, new. Low wheel wogen and rack. ■ Pair sleighs. Set double harness. Third horse harness. Dump rako. DoLaval cream separator, electric. 1929 Hudson sedan. Iron kettle. FEED 250 Shocks corn. 5 acres standirtg corn. 5 Ton hay. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE: Nothing to be removed until settled for. MR. & MRS. EDWARD J. NORTON, PROPS. HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer 206 I. STATE ST., HASTINGS. MICH. I__ "A NIGHT TO REMEMBER" California Extra Ige., sweet Juicy, 126 size ■ Baughman,-'Wm. Crtdler. Reginak an Matehete. Art>>ui Wi Howard Smith, Mlio 9haw ami ^^AyJST^iwe-Negrete ^Eteitw1-“Merle Bradfield. Vlcloi —. --- --- --_-----_ ----------— Ulc jc . Jones. Hobbs |S Featuring the 1|vel lively and exol exotic J°n*- Leon 1^eon Dunning, Dunning. Walter 1 •<_ _____ _________ anA tLloyrd T ' I LU background of Mexico and produced■ PH EH Lindsey and d Undicy. ----------- ______ Br Brumm, Georgq gain brilliant technicolor. Naahvllle-Nekon Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■_ Hoffman. Fred Miller Sons. Bell “Dr. Gillo pie'* New Assistant" Bros., o. O. Mater. Ralph P^nnockl • tarring Lionel Barrymore, • and Robert Tobias.______________ | Van Johnson, Susan Pelm SATURDAY ONLY, FEBRUARY 20 Freeport — Milton. Bueltler ami A mystery’ concerning the puzzl­ Neil Newton. DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION j ing ailment which afflict one of the Hastings—George A. Clouse. Ro4 doctor's patients and which baffles bert Cook Evan Fuller. Lloyd AI Lionel Barrymore. Van Johnson and Susan Peters all efforts at a cure until one of Gaskill. Mrs Jun* Martin. Bernard his new oMl&uuita discovers he Pock. Homer Becker. Linden Bn-4 cause of the malady. । an*, Kendal Coat*. Glen Digram and Anne Ayars, Armida and Antonio Moreno “A Night To Remember" Roy O. Preston. Mra. Elmer Raynci .tarring lorrlla Young. I Walter Scott. Marshall Pierce, Le.-^ Brian Aherne Filmed in technicolor cotipL killers. j Woodland—Ogle Flanigan. Wanl SUNDAY and MONDAY. FEBRUARY 21-22 Green. A. J. Hauer. Willard Brod-I beck. Henry G. Flossner, George! Mickey Rooney, Cecilia Parker and Lewis Stone S’ Hillary Brooke Fonnan. Wm. P. Velto. Mrs. GlctJ 53 ths role I Wotrlng With Warren William In the and Richard Velle. | if of‘ the "1 “ "Lone Wolf” who prowls Doster—Robert Kelly. James Nev-I IjM through tl the blacked-out streets of ins, Clabde Champion. Carl Hart-1 Bargain matinee Sunday. 1:00 lo 3:00 London on on the ------------trad---of _ a „_.. gang of. man and John C. Kllllck. | n Nazi spies. Creasey—Lynn Lawrence and Er-I TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI., FEB. 23-24-25-26 SC "Andy ’Hardy's Hardy's Double Double Life" Life" 1 nest Petrie. K starring Mickey Rooney. Bellevue — Clare Norris. | Gene Tierney. Preston Foster and John Sutton J Itewis Stone, Anne Huthcrtord Lake Odessa—Walter Cooke ar.tfl AU filmed In beautiful Technicolor The ­ Tlie story' story' denis deals with with three three dilem di Karl Eckardt. | n mas for Andy Hardy before his de­ Augusta—Vernon Morford — . — — u He hla (M parturc for college. Dowling—Walter Stan loti | Sb jalopy to ____ his pal. ,— then a pretty Certificates for the “Award <>f| 11 girl makes *---------—s a- fuss over him and hu Merit" wrre given to those who nt-I IS _____ father wants wan to go to college with tended, and three not able to at-I him and introduce him to the presi­ tend are receiving them bv mni! I dent—but his difficulties are Ironed Thc-sc certificates, carrying tlie rtu-l out. making a riotous comedy. nature of E. L. Anthony, college] •‘Thunder Birds" .tarring Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 • dean of agriculture, Indicate "rec. I reniUon of superior service in pro-1 John Sutton .1,. FRIDAY and SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 19-20 nt Vn.tnn agricultural product* so vit-l iVKUL'SS! e.'.‘ Warren William as tlie Lone Wolf on the the burley burley shoulders shoulders of of Sutton. Sutton. w,nn,n« ,no war'_ ‘resigns AS DEPUTY who - appears as a* an Englls Engllslunan. lunan. .nd Tim Hull and CT«( Edward. CITY CLERK I Mm. Sterling Rogers, who has served a* deputy citv clerk for the past nine years, lias tendered her Delton resignation to the ctlv council, ef­ SUNDAY and MONDAY. FEBRUARY 21-22 An evening achool for farmers fective April 1. During the nine h will be- held he' In the Delton Rural Ag­ years, the duties of the office have I ■' u Loretta Young and Brian Aherne EM ricullurnl ............~.1 school Thursday evening been greatly increased with the adjSb Feb. 18 at 8 o'< o'clock with Dee Weav- ditton c.f Hie municipal court work, H er in charge the extra work in connection with Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 lo 5:00 elections and keeping lire reglstraDoud tion records, ns well as caring tor Thi. is a brand new picture The Doud Ladit> Aid will be held the various city funds, etc., which Thursday, Feb. 35. at the home cf have Increased in number. A sue* TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FEBRUARY 23-24-25 Mrs. Burwell Mitehell for dinner. ' ecsttor to Mrs. Rogers has not been 1 secured as yet. For the first time here Lum and Abner hi their latest picture Muiao Den Denies Mussolini edenies is a cynie he but Wild Flower Carries Own believes merely democracy believes di is Large supporting cast . [I, doomed. In ■ other ’ ‘ r words, he Isn't Central Heating Plant everything is going lo tS afraid that everyth A remarkable Swiss wild flower called ‘ "soldanella.” able lo melt tunnels through several inches of solid ice to let Its flowers out into the air and lunihine In Uic spring, hai claimed the attention ot Americon scientists. During the spring months In Switzerland these flower, may be seen waving over the surface of an upbroken ice field at the edge of tha glaciers as though they were root­ ed in ice and snow instead of soil. Actually, the roots of the plant arc in the earth’ underneath. The (low­ ers are sent up through small tubes Because of ill health and mutt quit farming I will have an auction sale at the farm or tunnels melted through the lea by the heat of lhe plant Itself. Starch known as the FRED NYE FARM LOCATED Vi MILE SOUTH and 1 Vi MILES WEST from the leaves literally is burned of BANFIELD onx in tlie plant to make heat. While It is common knowledge that plants breathe, few realize that many plants can '’see.*' Plants turn toward the light, which is as nec­ essary to them M it is to ourselves. Some plants, such ns the common Commencing at 1:00 o'clock I will offer the following: clover, are more highly developed than might be thought from a mere turning toward the light. Nearly all leaves act as lenses of such excel­ lence that photographs can be. aixi actually have been, taken using por­ HORSE. 8 yrs. old. wgt. 1100. tions of leaves in tha camera In Sow, 8 pigs. 8 weeks old. place of ordinary photographic HORSE. 14 yrs. old. wgt. 1250. Sow. 9 pigs. 7 weeks old. lenses. In nature these leaf lenses HORSE. 5 yrs. old. wgt. 1700. Sow. bred Jan. 23. Sow bred Dec. 24. concentrate the light upon the cells in the leaf so as to drink In the life­ Buck boar. 2 yrs. old. giving sunlight Plants growing in shady places, where the light is hast have these leaf lenses most highly Guernsey cow. 6 yrs. old, fresh, calf developed lo get tlie greatest value SO Hon,. by side. from it. "SAGEBRUSH LAW" 8 01. OR SWISS STEAK .. "COUNTER ESPIONAGE" Calco Peas PIECES AND STEMS 'BARRY MEN GET BOV M. S. C. RECOGNITION tha meeting, which wa* held in the IWUM1I I ILH VLI 1 ™ ™ offices of tha Barry County Health * a * a» nr/* A/*kliTI Ak Mrs. Clifford Clifford Brainard Brainard who who bi I* I aiartnce C Oliver of Hastings ' tn in Loui* -"'* *■ — ‘ •* “ * Louisviue her train ----was“mat Dot ng at Key West now living Watt where ter twp had the intofortune to lore the only only by b! Captain Finpia but by the Srs-o1 hitetendTjwt. Comm. Brainard te nn£re on“Vtef?land Major .. _________________ Mayor of the city and a distin­ of the Pannock hcapital, wa* pre-1 Honors Given For on duty writes they are allowed wbjle he was nt hl* work In Lan- gulshcd guished committee. Former am- sent and led the discussion of Dr. butler once a day. one cup of col-gjng The accident iuppened last bos»ador lo Japan, Joseph Grew Carvatti'a paper. Contribution to Farm tee and nave hot water two hour* Tuesday afternoon. was a fellow passenger and accordThe 'Women’* club benefit card War Production rrefrt Eid‘ out a^no of <»■ »nd ‘ ‘ -- ----------------------------------------Friends of Dr. and Mrs Sidney ing to Mrs. Finnic resembles Dr. ।party U to be held on Monday. Feb J Avd6 on* th.' Jnle^ f«!r shlpman °f San FYancLsco will be Harkness In qxech and appearance. ; rnake yolS Wry dounty farmers took then h Al rmercen^ Of m < rm to-(earn that he' has reMlcb. ’Effects of gas ratlontnp: Bob srtth Mra. Lawrenca«ferrtrk/T*onr. pjac^ wllh ne<rly 3200 rnx*pimi cuiukcik ramLUi^ three b«n P^cnt °f U* । Waite out In blizzard tinkering wttn Iteivr. ”97! iooay. *ni» 1* urc ciaoa anfanners to receive recognitlor fisherman, a‘.‘ship furnished Sn‘Aanclsco FraMlj^o'~MZi&'aTs^-'ietv' ftP is■ rurnb '’~ lthree ftcc Ban Medteal Society. _____________ _ _________ »—»—« ■ tLt week at Michigan State College his car trying lo change thst five i«.-i nual George Wasidngton birthday tim« a week for deep sen fishing. Medteal society. ' -miles m<1»« tn cllnT* rater. r<l>’ . party. Kim speakto the gallon Honors were awarded for con­ She landed a 20 lb. grouper und a Klm Sigler wo* w“ the lh* guest euM ' A ™' ---------------Pvt Cortis. A Banie.i recently re- I °f & tributions 10 lo me the urez 1 M2 tan farm war pro­ ' er when the Grand Rapids Bar AsPvt. Corliss A. Barnes recently re-1 ’.'Z— r>”« C'J M^iouuons socialion broke a — long established esublUhed turned turned to to Camp Camp Crowder, Crowder, Mo. Mo. after after i “”d •J°hn Wilkeyu~Ti~.~~ixL'g.~T~ Route 3. had dyctlon within —..the ----- state —j as a atim---------------------------precedent and entertained their spending spending an 8-dav furlough at home ft?. ,hc misfortune to break hte tegFri- ----------------------------uhn to another year ot 1atrivtng foi ----------wives at a dinner meeting Febru- He is the son of Mrs. John Hoff-,‘,,JLplVln® ft ? neighbors greater "Food for Freedom" output —--- — for army and civilian use. ary 17th at the Peninsular Club man. ’ WHhln this county those who re His subject The Lawyer of K the MafOrMrfS Charles cm" Carvuttl the .. Pfci ruiur, with was it. them, «... i.w r, ' AtSlitdof >un R.SS2 “.“„IS& 1'd celved recognition during the 28th transferred 1to Chanute Field. .‘I1L U»n ™»L uk, > mon jour. Ut- I JJS»r rflh, SSy Hi, 1>». |“^ Th^lrat^S! id ... tereat in government affair* and j pita]. pltal. Battle Creek, spoke to the l.reJh r' l- n . the\jrw,.i. community projects. 'Barry County Medteal fiocletv U lflth T8B B Hch°°1- ‘ MMdtovine/^ Vur Adam*. Chas I I Barry County Medtea! Society \ ' E. E. GRAY. Clerk. It was in the 1100» and 1200s that the Venetian traders first obtained the OricnUlware brought overland til the 1st* 1500s (hat tha Porluguest accomplished the pioneer feat of bringing It by water around Af­ rica. Ths Venetians had tried late in the Fifteenth century to make porcelain and experiments were be­ ing made in Franc? during the reign of Louis XIV but without success. The story of the Saxon alchem­ ist, Bottgcr. who tried lo produce porcelain for Augustus the Strong, hai been told many times. His sueccis in 1709 has been declared the moil important accompllihnicnl of the century In that field. There were many others in different countries striving for the same result Even­ tually the secret of Bottler's discov­ ery became known ty other German and French potters, jlherc follower! a development in porcelain making .that gave the Continent lhe mastery of this long-sought discovery. A history of Windsor chair* In this country indicates that they were In use In Philadelphia as early at 1736 HaU whom chared and. 111 second a first night. nude game 196 on Recres series mally Hackn In Um till rd SER rcrles �THE HARTINGS BANSTR. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY it, HU 235-185-189-609 ' Tlie lending tram score: for Coast Guard No. 1 from Ro- W. Wellman day, February 19. They will play ■ United Brethren in Christ tary No. 1: Klwanis No. 2 toot the W. Hackney 193-168-315-576 ] Tool Room. BHm I Lake Odessa at Woodland, Friday. 1 I. H. Osgood, minister odd gome from Rotary No. 2. and K. Chase 198-185-177-560 O. Fountain >87-177-140-504 February 26 und will play Middle- Woodland ' * 191-189-179-559 D. Tredinnick Kiwanls No. 1 w<5n a pair cf games w, Ayres . Tlue . ai M“wlev‘u'’ Prlday. Morning worship and sefmon— from Coast Guard No. 2. ' a. Oak.-. 188-136-233-557 R. Ro*s 127-195-166-488 March 5. iq oo The Tournament-game* Tournament- games will be Sunday School—11:00 A. M. 209-166-181-556 It Shrojci 156-244-168-568 Hie Hats off to the Coast Guard thte BLISS LEAGUE — Tool Room »• Phillips 158-200-192-550 K. Clark 169-140-173-491 played at Lake Odessa. Friday’and• ■: unnsuon chrtetlun anueavor Endeavor— —7i:w :30 r. P. m M. dropped three mice guinea games to Foundry; ruuiuin, 1*. —• Hawthorne •— •M-lT-iL.__ ...... _ — Z342 Saturday. March 12 and 13. .I’ Mid-week —- — ------Prayer 181-190-177-548 Hdk whom tlie honors went in a big Electricians won____________ the odd game rfrom C AnnaKl.. Annahle Cottage meeting, 161-207-180-548 , Total 2806 way. Prank Jolin. seaman, second Engineers, and Office nosed Shot) H. Reynold* Wednesday—7:30 P. M. Kindercwrten and First Grade . class, a newcomer at lhe Clear Lake office by a single game. Kilpatrick . City Tournament <■ r * r klls* Dori* Whitney, teacher. ....... . _____ . .... i Sunday School—10:30 A M Bite*, ' COMMERCIAL LEAGUE - Med- ' k Tool *.«» Room, «««••■ from K. W. "• «>•* “-. led VIVI I jCFVICC CXam. Rodney Jordan read us a story•’ Morning worship—11:30 A. M. chorea for the Coast Guards No. 1 1Q| t0.jpc<t Consumers Power Co. by the scoring on tlie opening day of A 0 about Abraham Lincoln. Friday and Ciirtetian Endeavor and preaching ^•nnd ‘to 7hi“rXt“ City Dad* lost a complete the Hasting* City Tounuum-nt wltn TOP 30001 VVOFKCF A Z Geraldine Augst a Valentine story. ier.icc servlco-7:3O P. M. M. —7:30 P. second claj*, In the Coast GuarmT^^ l0 the )cadinB state Insula- » good V806 wric.s. Led by Ray Lea entered i Cottage ----** Mr*. Helen E. Nelson, mpervisor Ronald ana «:u> Albert lcu Prayer meeting, Tlnir.'day ?Cfirat ri2LPbSri?r htaX^niiS<tav Uons: Andrus Service won a pair •Shroyer »*•'-— .. ..................... ........ game ot with u big second ur room two weeks ago. maklnx inakinw our -8 (XfP. M. niJht 1 IB? froln Auto Sport Shop: Trio Cafe 244 and a serie* total of 568 they of the Burry Co. Bureau of Social our Aid has received a Civil Service ,tn™u’neni , i stepped Into the lead for lhe city “W*** lwo g»”ws f'o,n Goodyear Examlnutu.il announcement for SoWednesday afterjtoon we are glv- South Woodland Church ihphAn,r^hJ^.nt £££• <2! Br“ Hdwe.; Coffee Shop won a honors. to be given on March lnR a Mother Goose Program lor -■ -• ut the Brethren hn i^aiCni a hi. J2 complete Will Hackney scored 602 for cial Worker A2 complete series aeries from front Moynahan Moynahan • our (Mirenta. We have invited the , Arthur L. Dodge, pastor ’ tile local alleys with a big 659 Mjirs arid Moose had a one game State Insulation to lead the indiv­ 2I) ijmjj Envelope* containing applications other iwo» to our Dress Rehearsal 10: 00 A. M. Worship and sermon. idual scoring und place his team in monroi. ; 11: 00 A M. Sunday school. VM ** Ot KWd “ m ° I PISTON RING LEAGUE— Ship- thlid place Just behind Machine for this rxarnin.'ition must be po*t 196 and 210. | 8aTe Office No. 1 a whllewosh- Room (Piston Ring) who scored 2.­ marked 'not Inter than March L ’ ’jJP-,5l!5T<‘r antl •‘•on rt'hetl our !I Remember that February Ln ,194.3 In order to be considered. room Friday. iachievement month fur the- Mis­ W. Wellman of Middleville In th* |nv; Machine Room won the odd 721 for second place. The purpose of there t-xamlna- I nIt.wiuiij. _ * from __ ..40a.M dr M's, a...i —.I ­ : >lonarv and Service progrnnis.pi tlie Recreation League hit hit a a Kl<r big AZMI 609 — Tlw team scores; Tool Room game and -.-I Grind Church Annuunremente , church. series <235-185-1801 that would nor­ ers won a pair from Office Nq. 2. Bliss. 2806: Machine Room. Piston tion* is to istablteii eligible reg isThe Evangelical Chui ch ter* in order to certify name* to ’Neglect not tlie assembling of mally take first place honors, but RECREATION LEAGtHE^Pis­ Ring. 2721; State IniUlaUOn. 2697; Dill present and future vacancies. : J S, Deabler. pastor .-I yourselves wether.’’ was good for second place. Will ton Ring* Rin*a won wun two vwv from l.uni Perk «Vik’s> Tro Cufr. 2685; Foundry. BlUa. 2677; At tlie present time In the-class 00 A. M. Morning Worship. —--------- ...au. —...- uS —u-j .Leon — ­ Grinders. Piston Ring. 2650; And­ Hackney scored 576 (193-168-215) Tavern; Middleville blanked My “ — ‘ Jesus. "mu*. I Love Thee. Thee."” INo Kailroad for Him in lhe Piston Ring League to take ards. and Hustings Ice and Fuel rus Service. 2647; Medics. 2621; Social Worker A2 there are 61 Anthem. i— Thrtne of Sermon. ’ What Is Your Engliih resistance to the railroads third place. Goodyear Bros Hdwc. 2605; 40 M. won a nalr from Bliss. For Information concerning min- Objective? ■ came principally from tlie landlord The ten best scores of the week: .V M’s. 2589: City Dads. 2563f Cof­ In:urn entrance requirement* and SERVICE LEAGUE — John's big 11:00 A M Sunday School. fee Shop, 2406. P. John 190-210-253-659 r. m. r. . u» v.. c. | c,a “ Craven Fitzhurduige. Berkeseries helped win a pair of games I examples of dutic*. ull penonis inicrestei! may obtain further details J’opjc "How Christ 1-rtids Us Into | --------------— ,af,nb*r —<4 parliament from bv ailhnn "t the Bureau of Social Thi’ World of Brotherhood", led by Cheltenham, remarked: Aid which is located in the Court Victor Ecknrdt. 1I more distasteful ... to me limn lo hear House, week day. Monday etel 8:30 P.’'CM.’’Ev thloiiiih any Friday" Appllcatlonrbfanki “m«« TOe‘b£*Miw Veil On • J’/'hlsstar raflroad can be obtained at the County Me." Thernc of Sermon—"The ’rllh thc no,*e of hissing railroad Clerk's office Power of Jesus Name." engines running through the heart -------- ----------------------Indies Auxiliary Meeting Wed- -of our hunting country, and destroyliesdav 2’30 P M.. Feb. 24 at the ing that noble sport to which I have home of Mr;. Arthur Bute*. hecn accustomed from my childi Thursday—Midweek uruycr meet.. ing. Y. P. M. C. also Thursday eve- j 11 nU1R ,.... — ■■■■ Mr. und Mr*. Ward Plants and Clioir Rehearsal Friday. daughters Beverly and Bonnie of n M. S. o dinner Olnncr at ul the uje i-urwi W Parsonage. : ___ Hartford were Sunday dinner guests Mar ,.h 3. 3 Everyone Everjorte is invited. larch riZ her h-r parent*. nrr-rl. Mr. Mr und .....I Mrs XCrx Milan Mlt.il! ■ ■ ■ of Ttumbo. * Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zion Lutheran Church Fatil urn! grandson Jack Arnie Paul W. Geiger, pastor were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. 10:00 A. M—Sunday school. und Mrs. Cha*. Rowlader of Grand >1:00 A. M—Morning worship. Rapids * Mr. and Mr* Arthur Al8:00 •P.• — M.—Luther League wlll u rduig, Jr., lerduig, jr.. of oi Hastings iiasungs were weck- . -----", iUSY PEOPLE FIND TIME end Kuvaui guests Of of hLS his pSr^tito. parents. Mr. and 5av‘‘ a George Washington BirthITiil ■ — Ailerdlng. *»—<•Mrs Arthur Sr. * »«<MissB day party. FOR EVERYTHING Jonn Leifler spent the weekend The Methodist Church with her aunt. MU* Doreen Clary. The women who ore doing Rev. George Wingard, pastor * Mr. und Mrs. Ward Hynes and men’s jobs in wor plants, run­ family <»f Charlotte spent the week­ 10:00 A. M.—Morning Worship. end with hl* parent*. Mr und Mrs.............. . will w.„ „ ......B Sunday in Thi> be Layman's ning their homes economical­ Frank Hynes. On Saturday aft- the Methodist church. Hie Tlie speakers ly .. . and. in addition, mak­ noon they called on Mrs Will I-ar- will be Melvin Rairiuh and Herbert ing their own clothes, ore win­ sen <>> Greenville. * Miss Helena Johnston. There will be special Benner ot Battle Creek spent lhe mu.Uc ning the war iusLas much as weekend with her parents, Dr. and any soldier on the fighting Mrs. G P. Benner. * Mr. and Mrs. front. Louis Schmidt pf Midland spent a few days last week at their home We number those women by here. Mrs -Cha*. Leonard relumed the thousands among our cus­ home wit.ii her sister and husband for a tew weeks. * Mr. and Mrs. tomers. We see them buying Donald Gager and son Morgan of their dressmaking needs in Grand Rapids were weekend guests Penney stores. Styled In Slimming Effects! Bordet; * Mia; Florence Forman of And we, al Penney’s are dedi­ Grund Rapids spent the weekend Smart Styles for Spring! with her parent*. Mr. ana Mrs. cated to making life easier for RAYON Geo. Forman. * Mr. und Mrs. DelIhose Who ore fiqhling on the mond Culler of Castleton called Home front: finding them the on Mrs. Birdsill Holly and baby things they need—making sure son last Tuesday afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Todd of Hustings they will give good sendee. You want to look spent last Wednesday with their These things we pledge our­ just u pretty as daughter, and family. Mr and Mrs. selves to do. That is OUR War Carl Jordan, k Rev. Paul W. Geiger possible right wa* In Saginaw test Tuesday atjob. now . .. and you itcnduiu lhe Saginaw Valley local pastor* conference nt the St. will if you select John’s Lutheran Church. * Francis one Townsend, son of Rev. and Mrs. clever H. V. Townsend was taken to Bat­ tle Creek Osteopathic hospital last Sparkling rayon Friday evening where an emer­ gency operation for a|>pend!cltls Jersey prints. ■was performed by Dr. Glenn C. In sizes 12 to 44. Munger. He is convalescing and will be brought home Wednesday momMasculine ing. * Mr. and Mr*. Gordon WllHants entertained for dinner Satur­ Slants On day evening. Thomas and Orio Moon of Plainwell. Mrs. Titomo* Moon and Spring. Tominv who are still in Woodhind were also guests Mr. and Mrs. Moon plan to move io Plainwell this , week Saturday wnere he has a posi1 tion ns teacher of science in the High school there. * The Misses Stella and Florent Parrott and Mrs. Lawrence Paul spent last Wed­ nesday in Battle Creek. The Misses Parrott visited Mr*. George Parrott and Mrs. Jay Vruggink of Battle Creek and saw their nephew Gene Pnrrdtt of California who wns there for the day. Mrs. Paul Buy on spent the day with her daughter. Mrs. Clarence Arnie and son Gor­ the don. * Miss Marjorie Rcesor of Kalamazoo visited’her parents from LAY-AWAY Thursday until Monday during her betweetf semesters vacation Miss Madiainc Rowlader ot Hastings spent the weekend at the Rcesor New Spring home. N GET BOWLING NEWS OGNITION ) For to Farm ion timers look then 2.200 other Mich•celve recognltloi; inn Stale College varded for con>42 farm war pro­ state as a stiinar of striving foi Freedom" output Ilan use. ity those who reduring the 28th veek program In- ur Adams, ChaL’ridlcr Regina h daichele. Arthui hcle. Paul Palm­ . Milo Shaw am Bradfield: VlctCul 1g, Waller Hobbs I toy'd Lindsey. ' > Brumm. Georg Iler <fc Sons. Bel , Ralph Pfnnocl xxt Buehler am i A. Clouse. Ro Fuller. Lloyd A Martin, Bernan er. Linden Bry i. Glen Ingram ■*. Elmer Rayne: hall Pierce. LesArthur K. Rich, nlth and A. Flauluai.. ... r. Willard Brod^Inaaner, George /cite, Mrs. Glen ird Veltc. elly, James Nev>lon, Carl HartKilllck. iwrenec and Er/orris. liter Cooke anti Morford. Stanton the "Award o o those who at them by mail arrying the Mg.l intbony, college , Indicate “rer. wrvlce in pro­ products so vlt-l Jnited States in gers, who has V clerk for the 5 tendered her >tv council, fl­ itting the nine the office have •d with tlie adpal court work, onnectlou with K the regtetraI as caring for ids. etc., which umber. A sue* 6 iuu not been irries Own iting Plant is wild flower able to melt tral Inches of owers out Into in tlie spring. ilion of AmerK months In iwrrs may be surface of an I the edge of they were rootnstead of soil, the plant are i th. The flowJh small tubes rough the ice it Itself. Starch ally Is burned hcaL ' on knowledge •w realize that " Plants turn i to ourselves, the compion hly developed from a mere it Nearly alt rf such exceli can be, and ton using por­ e camera in photographic ipon the cells ok in the lifeis growing in e light Is least i most highly Teatest value nd 1200s that first obtained ght overland I was not unt the Porlui pioneer feat r around Af•ad tried late •ry to make ing the reign ut success. xon nlchcmI to produce the Strong. cs. His suedeclared the pl! slim ent of There were nt countries esult 'Even-, her German ere followed lain making the mastery every. haln in thia arly as 1736 Peanuts 0r<t became nationally tween the State*. Before am! dur- in a small section nt Virginia. Union soldiers.’ fighting in the territory, ale the Confederate-grown delicacy and liked them—thereby starting Amer­ icans to eating peanuts. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY Penney’s Individualised Prints 595 Exclusive Designs Typicol Of YOU! Thrillingly Complete Selection Of Patterns! Dainty little prints, dra­ matic medium-sized de­ signs. big bold patterns ... all new. exciting, fig­ ure-flattering. You’ll find more than one to suit your taste, to grace your particular charm! 39". Blended Methodist Young People • Valentine Party Carl AUerding entertained four­ teen members of the Metbodlst Young People's Organization at his home last Thursday evening with la valentine party. Dainty refresh­ ments of heart shaped cup cakes and ice cream were served bv Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng. SUITS 1650 dress suite, afternoon dress­ es. ray housecoats. Spirited .prints! Delightful for spring 1 Fly Front! I Light Fellowship Class Meet < ’ With Potluck Dinner About twenty five member* of the Methodist Fellowship class enjoyed a carry-in dinner following Sunday scliool Bunday. Following dinner. Vane Wotrinq. gave two pictures in chalk talk from the bobk review of Longfellow's "Song of Hiawatha.’’ Woodland Townahip School Woodland* first and second team* travelled lo Delton last Fri­ day night to meet defeat for both teams on the Delton floor. The first teams score was 44 to 18. I Woodland goes to Nashville Frl- 2,. Wonder Blend—Definitely Smart for Spring Small, medium and large florals. Nov’elty designs. Ideal weight for afternoon and sportswear! Sec our new selection today! Yd. ..................—..-Ca Blend Prints Cloudy spun rayon and eolton 49c yd- 69' ; 4c NOTIONS Coats or Clark’s Thread. Penlmaid* Cotton Tape. Cambric Tape Measure. Coats Darninr Colton. 8C Best Six Cord Thread. Coat and Sull Buttons. Popluar. Practical Gingham Just Right for Spring! GINGHAM ZEPHYR Add Da*!i and color to your cotton wardrobe! 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Make Your Own! MEN’S SLACKS 398 Other drapery and slipcover fatale ....yd. 49c Woodland Grapge Enjoy Oyster Supper , Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Finerock entertained the Woodland Grange al their home Saturday evening. Twelve members enjoyed a delicious oyster supper. Methodic! W. 8. C. 8. To Meet Tlie regular monthly meeting of the Woodland Methodist W. 6. C. 8. wlll be held in the church. Wed­ nesday evening. February 24. Mens Water Repellent RAYON 59S Designed for dainty lingerie, blouse*. and dressc*. Hand washable. Alway* fresh and coo! for war-working daya! and SPUN Tailors to perfection! Ideal for JERSEY FROCKS COATS RAYONS Sorority WOODLAND Woman's Study Club > Hold Annual Banquet The member* of the Woodland Woman's Studv Club held their annual banquet when they enter­ tained their husbands lazt Tuesday evening in the schoolhouse. After a delicious carryin dinner the president. Mrs. Anna Dell held a short business meeting. Roll call was responded to with sayings from "Aunt Het." The program was In charge of the program and music committees. • Assembly singing was led by Gordon William*. Little Norma Jean Classic sang two songs- ac­ companied bv Mrs. Hilda Baas at the piano. Mrs. Florence Kitean .and Mrs. Vesta Born played two piano duets. 1 An one act play, was much en­ joyed. maritime nations, with 100 pounds, Scandinavian c«»u shades, style! Men! For Dress And Sports! SMART SOCKS HANDBAGS Popular spring colors In new styles! . .. p £■ GLOVES Smart sheer rayon styles. ...'................ * EQ w PENNEY’5 25c stripes. urea In fine Qayon mix­ lures! Or­ ? sport cottons! SUPPLIERS EVERYBODY WHO OWNS A WAR BOND ...EVEN ONEI... OWNS A SHARE IN AMERICA. AND THAT IS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OFI BUY YOUR WAR STAMPS AND FOR BONDS AT THE ARE YOU GOING TO HAVE A HANDFUL... TRUNKFUL OF WAR BONDS TO WAVE WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCWIN HOMI? BUY V WAR STA BO HOMi �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBSUARY 11, 1W FAOE FOUR EDITORIALS According to reports from Wash­ . Ington, American agricultural pro1 auction, even without the burden of tend-Iea&e and army demands, would not be sufficient to meet current civilltn demanda. This calls to mind a statement fiUntr—fnony times by the late Dean Eupene Dav­ enport. to the effect that the unsat­ isfactory agricultural prices of a few yean ago were nut the result of over production but rather of under consumption. <tfven during uw Ke=L m mw U rpia^.. days the u.r darkest of the depression when discouraged Kans is fanners were burning wheat for fuel, he always maintained that if all the hungry, underfed people in the Ur.lte<S-SUte» could have what they wanted to cal or could even have their range of diet elevated to wlmt might be considered as a good American average." there would not be-any surpluses but rather, extoting agricultural resources of thto country could not meet the d.-manu In view of the above statement from Washington, it appears that Dean Davenport knew exactly what he was talking about—as he Invariably did Millions of people in thto country are now employed at wage levels they, hove never before enjoyed and are able to buy the food they need. The result-shortages in a country which formerly thought n possessed a "lardT" of unlimited capacity ’ . . • As a ma«cr of fact one of Dean Davenport's chief criticism's of New Deal domestic policies was that the program of controlled and re­ stricted acreage—killing pigs, plow­ ing under crops, paying subsidies for not producing, restricting acre­ age. etc.—constituted a costly “shotIn-the-nrm" which did nothing to solve the fundamental problem of better distribution. Willkie. who agreed, in general, with the foreign policies of the present administra­ tion, made the same crtticoun ot New Dea! domestic policies during his last campaign. The recent word from Washington stating that American food production is not enough to meet cunent domestic demands, indicates that both of there mtn had a sound basis for their arguments. However, fc-r "the duration" and until peace has been established on a firm bast*, domestic policies are of secondary cciuldcratKui. The mam Job is: nrft. to beat Germany stere nt uncondikt corn! emigreu.uOman from Connecticut terms Wallace’s Ideas on InternaUonal affairs as • Globalonty.** Tin* is^a smart quip which will doubt les.-, provoke many a chuckle, and. in view of the stratospheric helghlhs to which the Wall£ce imagination sometimes ascends, may not be entirely unjustified—after all. any program, international or Otherwise, must be based on real Istlc facto as well as idcaltUtic longings. However, this quip, witty and pertinent though It may be. Illustrates r. typical Republican weakness during these past ten or twelve years—a tendency to critlcire without at the.same time of­ fering a more acceptable alterna­ tive. Wallace. for example, is one of the few persons of high official position to formulate a definite code to serve as a guide in the post war reconstruction Repub­ licans. either from lack of Ideas or in deference to "smart ■ pofitics” have kept almost universally fnum ■ on this topic. WlUkle to one of the few Republicans to express ' poaltlan lacks official weight and most of Che Republican ■’bigwlg.s’’ would like to throw him overboard anyway—U they dared. This que«- A MESSAGE FROM OWEN D. YOUNG BOSSY LIKES IT OWEN P. YOUNG deadly .serious if a terrible World War III Is to be avoided So. maybe the Wallace Ideas are "Olobaloney" ks tlie •"Madam Congresswoman" suggests—but what sort of EASTERN cost leu than you pay for other fecds, and still allow for buying of small lots to insure freshness. : FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. i HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE* 2118 ap -kt- until the end uf the day. When he was finished he sank down in hU seat thoroughly exhausted. The senator seated next to him seized him by the hand and kd him to his chamber. ■ 'Here's the bourbon I was telling you about. Douglas. Try some, it’s tiu years old." "My God!" said Dougins wearily, "have 1 been speaking that long?" Strike Firat Blow •’Hie role uf U. S. marines in this war is similar lo that of the tip of an armor-piercing shell." according to Maj. Gen. J. C. Breckinridge, re­ tired marine corps officer. Speaking before a group ot mili­ tary engineers, Maj. Gen Breckin­ ridge said that the job assigned ma­ rines is 'to strike the initial impact and bore jn. He added that the re­ sults of their efforts, without tlie weight of the rest ot the armed services, would be no mure effective than lhe tip of a shell fired alone. Lauding the inspiring "Always Faithful" spirit r.f every member of the marine corps. Maj. Gen Brcck uir.dge declared that "their spirit will live forever.” FINER, FRESHER, MORE ECONOMICAL PRODUCE and Vet^tatdai. Cat TEXAS SEEDLESS FLORIDA NAVEL ORANGES belief in united support for the War Bond program. “Wa do not produce goods in large tnlunie by in let us organize U ar Bond nurciiascs under the Pay-Roll basing* Plan. ,1.. — I, n..l ,. ■ a.t.iv nf 1(1 lurtrnl rarililltf I TAIV.'* stripped of their leaves In high sum­ mer. or festooned with web* of withcred leaves, often as big ns water­ melons. arc trade marks at the seeond major type of insect tree devas­ tators. They are called "defolia­ tors," or IcaF feeders, ar.d while there are several hundred species, a comparative few are responsible for the bulk of the damage, namely the gypsy and browntali moths, spruce budworms, hemlock looper, tent cat­ erpillar. while pine b'utterfiy and sevnamed became they actually saw a deposit their eggs. As caterpillars, these Insects gnaw a [id kill the leaves, thus deaimjlate light and air and manu­ facture tfieir fo6d, and»so causing death Trick Baby Chair When a baby fell from a high chair, incurring a broken back that i resulted in death, tlie child's father j decided tn do something to prevent such tragedies. He-has invented u c(:air-tab!c in which a baby assertedly may be left safely for an indefl- | mte period. A friend has just pur­ chased one of them. It locks like a low white bridge table with a hole cut in the center. Tlie baby's head . and shoulders protrude from this ( hole while he sits on a swing scat 1 that is equipped with an adjustable foot real. Straps confine babies who ' have reached lhe crawling stage. ' Tipping the chair-table ever is im- i possible and it easily can moved • about on casters attached to the { legs. The whole thing can tjC folded I and kept in a closet. 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Quentin Reynolds veteran war S.°rr,l'J'po"den, ' s.a, d th?t Soviet Russia is today the only country tn tire world free from communism Such a remark from H*>noldsto •u'Pri'ing since he hag n*'®r,^ccf *nh.r,dl.cal of WW rdbP“ • Matement Stalin to reported to *lave to Latvian delegates Jbe 'forced negotlatlpiu' Ruwl“ w*« maintaining an Oernun> Tbr le“lfr ®f the Latvian group, so the goe-s timidly and haltingly inquired iu. to what altitude the Latvian government should take, under the proposed new ' arrangement" toward the communistic agiWfre be-ins kept under "1 c,orc??Uo1 b>’lhf Lalt authortStaUn.-aoordlng to the report, Wial >°u do with your •8>t“tor» to your problem. You ***• “mmuntom hasn’t worked out very well for us either.” When Stephen Douglas spoke in the senate'he had no sense of time whatever. When absorbed in his topic, he would talk unbl he was stepped. One day he had spoken for a cou­ ple of hours, when lhe senator seat­ ed next to him tugged at his sleeve. 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Dr. Ives, physicist and geologist, baa constructed a whole new picture of the earth as It was several mil­ lion years ago when a second moon decisively controlled many phases meetings at tlie following locations. Hastings. Middleville, and Wood­ land according to H. J. Foster. County Agricultural Agent. "At- ter. County Agent. The benefit* explained by the dairy j>peclaUst.s resulting from ex­ tra Braining will produce both more total milk and larger dollar values by groining all cows according to ability. According to the spedallsU the 13968 cows in this county would yield 1397 tons more milk In 1943 If ev.-y animal would receive only 50 pounds each mon- grain this vear. Since grain is comparatively cheap compand with milk and butterfat, dairymen would do well to grain, first, cow? recently fresh; second. ditlonal feed supplies to encourage greater thrift. Dry cows especially wlll produce a big return for feed invested. Tlie crops specialists pointed out th? values that pasture Improv­ ement can bring dairymen by stim­ ulating cows to yield larger milk flow and the saving lhe funner can make In harvesting lhe crop by letting tlie livestock do lhe har­ per acre and more tons of milk per acre than any other posture crop in Michigan is alfalfa and elfuifabrome grass according lo results ac­ cumulated by MSC pasture experi­ ment:. and sustained by practical farm experience. Dairymen will not b? disappointed by Idling cows with milking talent* harvest such crop ncreaaes and convert them drectlv into dairy and meal supplies, said Foster, County Agricultural Agent. The Michigan State College spe­ cialists assisting the county agri­ cultural 'agent in * this series of meetings were "Jim" Hayes. A. C. FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERING DEPARTMENTS tn a scientific presentation of bls theory, through the Official publics* Dr. Ives' investigations of the earth's geological. conditions indi­ cate that ephemcron revolved around the earth until the Permian age—an epoch in the earth’s history of about ISO to 200 million years ago. when giant lizards are believed to have swampy forests flourished which be­ came the raw materials of many a present-day coal deposit. But cpbemeron, which was small­ er and lighter than tlie moon that continues to shed its light on us. was destroyed by an ustronoinlcal blitz­ krieg, under what is known to sei- A Bedroom for Today's Homes—Save up to *15 Here’s How to Take Dents Out of Wood 3-PIECE AMERICAN MODERN . 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FFBRCARY IS. 1943 FAG1 SIX MYERS EVANGELISTIC TRIO COMING TO WESLEYAN CHURCH CHURCHES uaintlng service tray* and other, ._i miscellaneous jobs in the church I Foully, Agricultural basement, They now are making • Engineering To Be Topics book ends ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Schwucho of Battle Creek were 1 County Agricultural Agent Foster FrwV calling on Dowling friends Sunday. announces that Hie third meetings ♦ The girls 4-H club met with Mary in the series on Fann Production Ellen Geller Friday lhe Sth and will be held at four locaUons over with Margaret and Marcia Gaskill the county Monday. Feb. 22. At these meetings specialist* from S. C. S. will meet for dinner this Michigan State College will diacuss week on Thursday with Mnt. Gladys poultry production and agricultural Time ana meeting Woodmansee and Mrs. Gertrude engineering. HUI in charge. The Home Nurs- place* arc as follows: class will be held al the home Nashville-Kellogg School Gym — Irs. Genevieve Stanton on Wed- 10:30 A. M. Monday, February 22nd Delton-Kellogg School, 10:30 A. M. spent lhe weekend with their Monday. February 22nd. :>ter and husband Mr. and Middleville-Kellogg School. Cafe­ Clem Erne of Saginaw. teria 2:00 P. M Monday, February I Woodland .Township Schoo), Ag STONY'-J’OIhlT Mr. Mrs Wm.. Cut — arid, -- -----------_appon are Room.-2:00 P, M Monday. February •he proud nroud rparents — the of a 8 lb. 12 oz. 22hd In the week.' -TJie new baby win Agricultural Engineering speclaspeclabov born at pennockJiMpital I earher■ llsU from lhe college Extension In lhe week. •k. Tlie new-babv wiU>force will discuss tlie construction answer to the he name of Wm. Larry. Of ubor saving equipment, self feed♦ Mrs. Rt. G. O. Keys ":>•.-, has ------been erii er*. ctevutoni. elevators, feed carts, cans, transhere tlie oast two weeks caring for |x>rt buck rakes and other equip­ her parenls. .... Mr. and Mrs.- B., r; J. ment farmers may build during .. Mrs Wellman, t ♦ Waller Brown La(laid >the .winter to make their work up wilti a bad attack of arthritis easicr and faster. This is most im­ mostly in his Jotnls. Here's hoping portant this year with a shortage for him a speedy recovery. ♦ We of labor and a demand for in­ ure glad to report that Mrs. B. J. creased production. Many of lhe Wrliman Is much improved but it ideas presented will be helpful in will be necessary for her to give her ordinary limes. Models (or lhe leg a much needed rest for some ideas presented will likely be shown time yet. * Mr ' , in many cases und plans for their Mr. und Mrs. J. rD. Aclick were Is .. |Wl „M_____ __Riven ___ „ In Orcnd Grand Hapldc Rapids SatI construction to ...^ those -------Interurdny no visit their son-in-law , ested. Angus Huey, who is In Butterworth I Poultry specialists will dlscu*s the hospital where he is recovering feeding of the laying flock which from a very serious operation. Mr. should be In full production now Huey has just been discharged from ' as well us present helps in the pro­ file U. 8. army. Il is expected he duction of broilers iuul replace­ will be able to return to his home menl stock for next fall. Producthe latter part of the week. ----------" ‘ is profitable I tion of* poultry meal and many nerd lhe helj) of such Drep-Kca Expedition a meeting to make a success of the • n A n»i>-u«ic Ash-line uve five ninra miles long ...» and « I venture. Eveiyone interested is in­ giant fish trap baited with colored |VRed to attend You arc urged r u. . , PL v cu u.ru t(J nclghbor BUen(j Wlh lights to lure the unknown citizens iyou_ An cf(orl wlll Inadc, u, of the Atlantic's greatest "deep’’, are 1 present the most timely informa­ features of a deep-sea expedition in Hon that will assist farmers ui the West Indie* meeting their production goal*. , , 1 • j Prayer meeting Tuesday evening nt the home of Mr and Mb. Geraid Cairns. PRESBYTERIAN CHVRCH Tlie ladies Aid Society will hold | their annua) birthday tea al one o'clock nt the church this sifter- | noon. 1Feb. 18 >. ' ' Sundav morning worship at ten 1 thirty o’clock. Elder R. Lvnox Lew­ is will supply the pulpit in the ab­ sence of the pastor. Tlie vested choir will sing. Sunday school, at 11:45. Mrs. At­ tic Hav. :.uDcrintendent Sunt'av evening club will meet a’ si* o'clock. . Tlie Ladies League will meet al noon Friday. Feb 'Ifl. with Mrs. Cfara Wilder. 114 N. Washington St. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHVRCH Because of tlie changing o( timfr Sundav school will be nt 10 next. ASABLANCA CONFERENCE—President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Charchill with hjghsur.dav and nreaching at 11. Tlie ranking Army and Navy officers of America and Britain. I’ere wete worked out plans to bring the Primary's had the lantezt attend- ' t nnce 1>M Sunday and the young • Axis to unconditional surrender. A special series of meetings will and other stringed Instruments. •nmr mmlnU pnwnm rath tvt-; "«■ . be held at the Wesleyan Methodist ... .. .. . . Sundav evening at 7 the young churclt, corner N. Michigan Ave nine -will be well worth hearing and people wu| will Iwve true and fai*r Mr. and Mrs. Cheeseman and fam­ til.* Mr and Mrs W. A. Vance spent and E. State Road, beginning March besides that Rev. Myers, one of the ‘ questions roveL^ .... Morning at .10:30. sermon coun-- I ndus 1 and continuing through March 14. be»t IX-1 known MlVI*. II evangelists ruuiuru*-. in ill the me lvuii IMU. and uuu Dueteronomy.. The4r ...... books ........... . worship .......... ... ---- - ------ ---- - ily—Mr. and Mrs. Sam Buxton, and Sunday with their son. Dr. Merle Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buxton of Vance and family in Eaton Rapid'. The special workers engaged for fnrtftv win hrinv n have been studied in the Sunday Banflrld. Mr. und Mrs Harold Stan­ ♦ Mrs. Lena Oaster underwent an Hits, revival are the Myers EvangrlT> rhriMM.il rw.inrAffhe* fc*5 Punching services Rev. meet with Mrs. K. Weeber. C36 E. ton and sons of Dowling and Mr. operation Monday at tlu- Ostepnthic htic Trio, routhem singers of na­ and Mrs. Harold Gray and children. hospital. Halle Creek. f£2*2S!i*? Mr. Junlw. mil Bond. Wr.lnr.d.v. Frb 34. al S pin tional reputaton. Rev, Myers and ♦ Listening to the Presidents' : .— h ^hah*"wTsite^:" TmTwiiT^ his group have held meetings from speech was one of the features pt •MARTIN CORNERS coast to coast and from Canada to 'ml house -..., -------- .n?£ ।1 a3 <.»qiw> or test ramaav nun m,-Srangemenls are being made to pro. SOI TH BOWSE the Dunham Community Club at Mexico, On .several occasions thov n.° ^*9* pro- , $agp -Jonah’s Displeasure " Mrs Alice Mead of Stony Point ,-, r apeared in Hastings and ,...e have have vide v|de additonal seating accommoda- iI Thursday -p-j-- evening —■—--------pm ver--meeting Mrs. Adrian Wallace of Cascade the schoolhouse last Friday evening. visited Mr. and Mn>. Orr Fisher a large circle of friends who ure «>ons. 1 at the home of Mrs Georgia Greg­ vfited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ♦ Mrs. Grace Mack is making a Saturday. ♦ Mrs Agnes Barry. Mrs. fine recovery from a recent opera­ Nina Barry and Miss Alice Whet­ Inzthino (n.nn.rf tn D D Holcomb Sunday. Mrs Pew looking forward to those u-rvirM senices . YOU WOIl't WBIlt tO mlM U Single ,ory on Blair St. tion for Mastoid. She Ls still al the •ervlce for -----------------------------every one will be dlfferwith this talented trio. . -- -... ------ I bur spring revival begins .March whn has been assisting with the stone ntendetl the extension class ‘ Not only arc they singers of more ent, so plan to be present from the 14 throui'h 28 with Rev. Charlie work while Mrs. Holcomb was con­ home of her daughter, Mrs. Merlin at the home of Mis. Mabie Althou c than the usual ability but they play very first. Services begin each eve- Mourer M g»est speaker. Plan to fined to her bed returned with Mrs. Bryant In Battle Creek. ♦ Tlie 4-H near Quimby Tuesday ot last week. several Instruments including the ning at 8:00 throughout the week be with us. We invite you. Wallace to her home In Grand Rap­ girls held a Valentine party Monday ♦ William Cogswell and dauahtei at the home of their lender Mrs. ids. ♦ Mr and Mrs John Poatma of piano accordian. Hawaiian guitar and at 11:30 and 7:30. Ruby and Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher McCords and Rev. McCue of Free- Lillie Cheesemnn. FIRST CHVRCH OF CHRIST. visited Mrs. Glenard Showalter and Mrs Elsie Coaswell and children In Tlie subject for Sunday Is "Mind." Lacy and Porritt home ♦ John BRANCH DISTRICT Nashville WedncMlay evening of last Non-Metal Signs Thayler and ton .Howard did paper­ Mr. and Mrs.'R. E. Hall arid San­ week. ♦ George Cogswell who has Potatoes now grow above the | Shortage of metals is causing ing last week at the Lacy and Por­ dra of Knlamo. were Friday evening been on maneuvers in La. for some ground on vine* in Roswell. N. M. ' cities which need new Uuflie >igns NOW REHEARSING ritt home. * Mr. and Mrs. Glen guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. time has been promoted from Pfc FOR EASTER L. B. Bocllncr. jeweler and amateur ’ t« search Tor other material* fur Tlie Presbyterian church choir, Conroe and family of Saranac were Vincent Norton. ♦ Wc extend sym­ to Corp. Congratulations to you horticulturist, reported a new vege­ ! "stop" and "slow" signal*, report* under the direction of Arthur Iz>w- Sundav visitors at Milo Curtiss.' ♦ pathy to Mrs. Will Hyde of Barry- George ♦ Mrs. Millie Fisher spent table by crossing potatoes with io- j- to the American Public Works asso­ er. ts rehearsing “The Seven Last Mrs. Jennie Pardee and Wanetta ville. who entered Pennock hospital Friday of last week at her brother'.’. matoes. The hybrid plant, be said, ciation show. Words" for presentation again tills Schray were Wednesdav dinner Sunday evening and will undergo a William Cogswell on the Center . attests at tlie Alden Porritt home. * major operation Monday morning. road. * MLsx Greta Cogswell and produces potatoes on a vine above j Richmond. Va.. is new using wood coming Easter. Mr. and Mrs A. T Eash visited ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith, and Miss Doris Gillespie of Kalamazoo the ground. "I don't have to dig *। for it* traffic signs, spray-painting Wednesday with his sister who Ls family, moved to their new home, visited the liomf folks from Friday for 'em like other people do." he said. , them with a preservative before fet- FIR8T METHODIST CHURCH Next Sunday will be observed its very ill at Shinshewann. Ind., re­ in Hastings, lost Friday. ' nnt! Sunday afternoon. ♦ Thetr was "But there s one eaten. So far my tcring. Poliac department workshops Laymen's Sunday throughout the turning home Thursday. ♦ Mr and no church service Sundav on ac­ biggest potato-tomato is the size of I in Baltimore ure making no-parking Methodist church. In the local Mrs. Will Flynn of Caledonia virdtrd NASHVILLE count of lhe extremely cold weath-' a marble. But next year, in the | signs of a composition math-ial. and Methodist church, three laymen will with her [iconic. Mr and Mrs. D. D Mrs. Leia Rose spent the weekend er and bad roads. We haven't heard participate in the service. Mr. E. F. Holcomb on Friday. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. second generation, they'll be big­ vet of anv one that will not be glad ' In Grand Rapids. ♦ Mrs. Anna । salvaging all metal signs that car. lo see suring arrive, and lhe sooner ger ' Boowtcr said the tiny potn- be repaired. The composition ma Bottum. Local Lay Leader, will pre- Albert Slabpnzh and *on and Char­ les Blough were callers the past Gnbben has returned home from her toes grow in clutters on the grej-ri { terial is twice as expensive as sheet sideMnd will given brief talk on-the week at Mr and Mrs, Jerrv Blough's. visit with her sons in Lanudown. Pa., the better ♦ Mr. and Mrs Glen i "God s Hand in the Destiny Parsons and son of South Bend. Ind. toinato-like vine, "1'11 add a water­ metal, and also may be limited in subject. of Nations’." Judge Archie D. Mc­ * Mr and Mrs. Vernon Wolcott of and New York City. This week she were over the weekend guests of Mr. I melon for Size it they dorj't get Donald will ejieak briefly about Lansing visited Sunday afternoon is visiting her daughter and family and Mr*. Norman Barry'. * Mrr 1 bigger next year." he said. Washington. and Judge Adalbert with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. at Plainwell. ♦ The fire department Agnes Barry was a Grand Rapids ' Cortright will give a brief talk on T Eash. ♦ Mrs. Flovd Walton sc- was called out twice Monday after­ vl itor Wednesday of last week. Slip 1 i Lincoln. There will be music appro­ comnanled Claud Walton and wife noon. the first time to the home of visited her parents.Mr. and Mrs. I tn Grand Rapids Friday. * Martin Mrs. Josephine Lee where the roof Em Todd near Hastings Thursday. । ; priate to the Servicp. [ The Sunday School will meet at Kunde and family attended church arid the upper part' of'her house •ervices Sundav morning at the were badly burned. A little later THREE CORNERS Lutheran church nt Holv Comers. they were called to the Herbert Mr and Mrs. James F. Hammond * Mr. and Mrs Will Cowriff of Ix,- Blngkwell farm where the bam was anti children. Natalie and Thomas | BAPTIST CHVRCH wel! visited thrtr sister. Mrs. Jennie past saving?A Dodge cur and About were Saturday luncheon guests of I Sunday School at 10 o'clock. Divine Services at 11 o'clock. Ser­ Pardee nnd Winetta Schray Sun­ 150 chickens were burned. Tlie onru Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Fisher in Has­ day ♦ Mrs Alice Gardner nnd Mrs. burned was a total loss. ♦ Mrs. Le­ tings. ♦ Mrs. Leslie Williams and I mon by the pastor. Evening Evangelistic Services at Alvin Helrigle attended the Free- -land Weak* of Grand Rapids spent Mrs. James Slocum attended u misnort Aid Wed. at the home of Mrs. the weekend al her home here ♦ cellaneoi-; shower given for Mrs. 7:30. Sermon by pastor. , The Clover Leaf Class will jneet Garth Fiona (Jeanne Williams) a I Tuesday nights BA’T.U at the Evart Anils In Freeport ■ «'• *----------------Thursday afternoon al the home of recent bride nt the home of Mrand I church at 7:30 All young people in­ DI'NHAM DISTRICT | Mr; Gall Lykins with Mrs. Stella Mrs. Roger Williams of Delton. Sat­ vited. The Maple Grove Community • Purchls nwUting. ♦ Mr. Will Hecker urday afternoon. * Mr and Mrs. Wed. night prayer meeting at the church at 7:30. Fann Bureau group will meet at the !h3s B<?ne to Mendon. Ohio, called Wed. afternoon Feb 24 the Bap­ Dunham schoolhouse Saturday eve- . ‘nTT by the serious Illness of her Saturday cuest-s of his parents. Mr. tist Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs ning Pot luck supper will iifccede 1 Ei,h5r Johnson of and Mrs. C. P Laraber in Hastings,. F Martin at her home on 320 E. the meeting. ♦ To celebrate Mrs. i Ba,‘Ie Cr**k Ending a few davs Grand Street. All ladies arc cordial­ Harvey Cherseman's birthday the nl her home here ♦ The.Republi- ASSYRIA ly invtyed to attend. followinr were guests Sunday Of can caucas was held Mondav night The W. s C. S. of Christian Sen - 1 I with the following renominated: j president. E. D. Olmstead; Clerk. ice of the Briirg* church will meet Calin T. Munro; treasurer, Mrs. on Thursday for a regular session. 1 Blanche Wright, assessor. Elwin Mesdames Nellie Stanion and Kate । Nash: trustees for two years. Jesse Cole are in charge ♦ Tt'e local Campbel): Theo Bera and a new Farm Bureau unit will meet this member. E. I. Appelmnn. * Mr*. week at lhe Dunham school house W. H. Reynolds has gone to 6rand with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cheese­ . Rapid* to spend some time in the man as hosts. ♦ Charles Jones was Jean Rridel home. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. honored on Sunday by a family TABLETS Fred Jnppinga nnd daughter spent gathering nt his home on his 85tn dav Mr. und Mrs, Hugh and 30c HilTi the weekend uith relatives in Ho)-, natal family, Sherman Jones and wife. land. ♦ Tlie Lions Club met Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holtom were day ntaht. ♦ ML*-- Dolly Rothberg guests. ♦ Dinner guests at the Mr. nf Chicago spent the weekend with and Mrs. Fred Hvland home on I friend.-, here. ♦ Mr*. Mildred Dau*r Sunday were their mother Mrs. ' has c<>n- to Oklahoma to visit Nellie Thompson and uncles Georae friend* ♦ Funeral services for How­ Bennett ami Jack Bennett and wife i ard Cooley. 58. who passed awav nil of Battle Creek. REX suddenly out in the field where he ♦ Miss Norma Case of Lansing . was drawing wood, were held Tues- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 25c & i day afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock at the Hitch Case. ♦ Orihn Pitt who has Nazarenr church, with the Rev. been in ailing health for some lime । Donald R Silvemall officiating. passed away on Friday at the home Burial in Lakeview cemetery. He of his mother. Mrs. Henry Pitt with • leaves hl* widow. Svlvia one broth- whom he lived since his father’s i er. Forest of Vermontville. ♦ Miss death. Funeral services were held I Grace Wood, a former Nashville thi- hom» in the EaHe dUtrirt on rexid-nt inducted into the Mondav afternoon with burial at Groves j WAVE?*. She has gone to Hunter's Bedford cemetery. ♦ Due to extreme Tablets 35c cold, no church school was held at training. * Set. Sherman Fulton the Briggs church. ♦ The oil com- ’ j "f Fort Sheridan. TIL. spent. his pany at work on the well drilling on । । furlough with his mother. Mrs. Eth- the Floyd Rankin farm have been i el Cavanauch. ♦ Mr* Harry Maat- delaved by obstructions but have *ch of I.-tnsing ‘oent last week with reached a small vein of oil. They < friends hera. ♦ The senior class play will continue .to drill «ev*n hundred HASTINGS. MICH. ' was Riven Friday night. A nice sum feet. ♦ Mr. arid Mrs. Howard Serven i was made by the clas. ♦ Mrs. Elsie were h»-«t and hostess on Sundav nt ; Tarbeil Is helolng care for her a family dinner In honor of their i brother. Milo Ehret whn is seriously children and grandchildren. ♦ Jimmie Linnlger. son of Mrs. Rich- ' Take a Look at Your Medicine Chest WINTERIZE NOW Against Colds and Flu! Keep From Colds. If You Hove A Cold It Interferes With Your Work, You Hold Up Production And Help-HITLER! CHECK THESE COLD NEEDS REX SELTZER 24tab .60c 39c MKA SELTZER Ziub.ak 49c 27c CASCARACOLD PAPE’S COLD TAB. 35c $1.25 $109 CREOMULSION MENTHOL CHEST RUB 50= 35c 27c VICK'S VAPO RUB 75c 59c VICKS VAPO RUB 27c BROMO QUININE 50c 39c VICKS VATRONOL MI-31 MOUTH WASH 16 oz 59c 14 OZ' 59c LISTERINE 10c ASPEREX COUGH DROPS REX MENTHOLATED COUGH SYRUP relief from first dose 7 oz. 50c VITAMINS-AII Brands of finest qual­ ity. We do not carry any inferior brands of Vitamins. The best are the least ex­ pensive. --------------- - —— Carveth & Stebbins THE MEXALL STORE Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown to all PHONE 2131 ■UY WAR SAVING STAMPS AND BONDS LAST CHANCE! • Just Arrived! • Limited Quantity! 22-Caliber Rifles Single, Bolt, Repeater, Automatic SINGLE BARREL SHOTGUNS 20 Gauge and 28 Gauge -i«/o Sport Shop FRIDAY FARM PRODUCTION MEETINGS MONDAY ~ WESLEYAN METHODIST CHVRCH HASTINGS Services Sunday al the regular hours. We invite you to worsiilp with u*. Young peoples meeting Friday •evening at the Shellington home in Irving. All young people arc invited. Keen in mind lhe special meet­ ings the first of March with the Myers party. Watch lhe paper next week for full announcement. SPECIALS SATURDAY 2 dozen TANGERINES pound APPLES - FANCY SPYS 10 ozs. SWERL-THE MAGIC SUDS giant size 18 ozs. POST TOASTIES pound GINGER SNAPS 27c 7C 23c 15c 10c BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE <. THOMAS STOR HASTINGS. MICH. HAZE1, ROUSH. Mgr. Farming Fads Worth Knowing WILLARD BOLTE Cost of Pulling Trees It cost Purdue Experiment Station about |21 to pull 340 old apple trees out of the ground—figuring the "above tractor und driver at 11.50 per hour und including 4 helper* at 20c each per hour. But trimming, saw­ ing, and burning the trash and stumps cost an additional 1205—making a total cost of about 67c per tree. > Growing Sweet Clover Seed In test* at Iowa Experiment Station in central Iowa, best yields of white sweet clover seed were secured when the stand was clipped about May 30. However, yellow sweet clover produced more seed when it was not clipped nt all. s When to Cut Grass Silage ’ North Dakota Experiment Station says ihat the best time to cut hay crops of any kind for silage is just when they ure best to cut for hay. Young grass and legume plants are most palatable—highest in both pro­ tein and minerals—lowest in fiber—and highest in digestibility at the bloom stage or just before it. To Thicken Timothy Stands When new stand* of timothy are thin, Iowa Experiment Station rec­ ommend* letting the seed crop mature before harvesting, so that the ripe seed will shatter and re-seed lhe field. When the timothy i* mixed with red clover they suggest leaving all of the late summer and fall crop to ripen and fall down and scatter sired. Pruning Brambles . As soon as the picking season is over. West Virginia Experiment Station recommends top-prutiing the new shoots off blackberries and both purple and black raspberries. This pruning stimulates the growth of aide branches and materially increases the size of the berries the following year. It also avoids the necessity of staking the bushes. Red raspberries ihould not be pruned. Hatching Small Eggs West Virginia Experim/nt Stations says that it is bad business to hatch breeders from small eggs—for two reasons. The first is that the habit of laying small eggs is hereditary, hence pullets hatched from small eggs may bi’ expected to lay small eggs. And the second is the fact that egg* weighing under 2-1 ounces to the dozen normally do not hatch as w’qll as eggs weighing f^pm 23 to 28 ounces per dozen. Lespedeza for Hay Illinois experiment* have shown that when lespedeza is wanted for hay in the north.-m half of the state, it should be seeded early—and it should be seeded without a nurse crop. For late summer and fail pasture a nurse crop can be used. Inoculation is necessary—yields of up to ji ton of hay per acre have been made in this territory on fairly good soil—and in some case* it seems to require two or three trials with lespedeza to really get it going. At least that is the way it.worked on the writer's farm. Drill Soybeans Thickly Gainesville ns staff,Sargeant of the Iowa test* show that drilling soybeans so that the plants are about air corps is home for a ten dav fur- I in inch apart in the row—not matter how far apart the rows—result* in lough. ♦ LouLs Jones, son of Mr. । highest yield of beans. Thick planting not only permits the plant* to and Mrs. Hugh Jones who has force their way through a top crust but also assured the grower of an b-en al Camn Calin, has finished ample stand if part of the seed fails to germinate or the weeder tears hl* course and will go to camp them out of the ground. Iowa recommends two bushels of seed to the Davis, Loa Angeles as Corporal for , acre, which is probably half a bushel more than moat Indiana farmers further training. DOWLING Bert Stanton and daughters, Trench Silos vs. Stack Silos Mrs Marshall Pierce and Mrs. Wm. After many years of experience and observation, Texas.Experiment Ellis and Mrs. Robert Abendrnth Station definitely prefers trench to stack types of silos. The only advan­ and son. visited relatives at De­ tage they found in ■tacking the silage ia avoiding digging the trench. Loss troit last week and attended theof feed has been about four times ns much in stack silos. In territory weddins of MIm Vida Jane Soroui. where the ground water is too high to permit digging a trench, they rec­ daughter of Mr and Mrs. Victor Soroui .nnuui ♦ ■ Mrs n>ia. K. tv. B. u. Rees tw-t-5 was ui In . ommend building the trench above ground by heaping up dirt walla and then covering the top with dirt. This type of silo has often been success­ Battle Creek last week looking after hnusehnlrt affairs ■flairs at ar the ttu» home hnm* of nf fully used in Texas to store surplus gram. household -her son Robert Bees while Mrs. ■ l the hospital. ♦ Sixteen of the Dowllne ladies attended the W. B. C. meeting at the Methodist church In Hastings Wednesday as guests of Mr* Guv Keller. Mr. and Mrs. Keller w»re formerly Dowltn** r*sldents. ♦ The MH*e_* Florence Wrtsht and Mildred Oasklll were home I Announcement has been made of the aft>roaching marriage of Ar- Draining Heavy Soils Yields of small grain on heavy clay,»oil* are low primarily because the slow-drying soil makes it impossible to seed a* early a* spring grain* should be planted—according to Wisconsin Experiment Station. When the heavy red clay soils in the Ashland area of tnat state were drained so that seeding could be done eprly, oata and spring barley crops were in­ creased two-thirds and spring wheat was doubled. The land waa fallplowed in 25-ft. lands with the d?ad furrows acting as ditches—and these dead furrows'were connected with permanent main ditches at the lower end of each field. �THE HASTING■ BANNER. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1943 I joymant of church Mrvioea. h* wm ' dlatw family and an Aunt. Johann*1 wore ci quite regular in attendance. He Shugart of Kalamazoo, lira. H. E Prod W always cincamed with the up- Bame* und Mrs. A. L. Waglay. Clara : of the church and parsonage. The bride wore a powder blue “I Love You Circle No. 1 ot the W.SCS. will keep and only a matter of minute* be- drex* with • corsage ol white gar- by M1m Wand* fore he died, he was worrying over denies. Sgt. Hatton will return to Following the ’.church at 2 o'clock. a little task which he wa* unable Camp Hood, Texa*. Pvb. 34th. Mr*. Hon wa* held tn All are Invited lo the Coal* GrgSc to perform. He prepared for Eter- Hatton will continue at her pre*- for the fifty gu ,. JT* P TA. I. for a "Farming for Victory• nity the best he knew how, and our ent occupation al Kalamazoo. Lunch table wa* the b----------I- Meeting" and the showing of mo­ benediction upon hte life te contain- wax served following the ceremony, with a miniature bride the serving ■ --——------------1' AMlallng with the fin - ed in the words of the Scrpture. W c?tion's by the SinclairhRe ” , Mlaan Beatrice Beatrice Turin Tuckerr “Well done, thou good and fathful BURKEY—PRICE |1 Mteaea ‘ Janet Smith. ’ "" ”tiurs « P-“- H®' The home of Mr. and M A n V’alton frcahmenta. E Burkey. 303 E. (S Blair St. \ ejl’ d^in 8 ? ,re graduates of Hai , —-------'.GUILD ENTERTAINS /.cine .?* ot (•_5 ; quirt ------ ; «'hool The former ala UJLweld!.-.; w^dd.‘.na. — _ _____ Circle No. 9 will meet with Mrs MYSTERY FRIENDS day evening. Feb. 9, at ten o’clock from Western Michigan J___ - .j___ —a,-.. __ Hunduv nf'rrnnain Ut Mrs. Henry Vahlsing was in Mus­ when Miss Helen K. Price, daughter Education last spring and « Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilburn Rogers and W^wu,, no’.» kegon last week on a -business tnp. —r, ——— —— , r„ «. few weeks ago received hl» Eileen of Battle Creek visited Mr. I U and I dUb members were guest* Earl Rolhanr and daughter, Hel­ and Mrs. John Rose Saturday af­ of Mrs. Ray Water* on Tuesday O. E. Goodyear entertained at din- 1 cjre)c No 2 tfoC W8.C.S. will entertained entertained their their "Mystery Friend*" gey, son.of Rev. and Mra. L. P Bur; mission a* Ueutenant Iron thiden. were-In Mt. Pleasant over the ternoon and evening. «r. UKwnU >«( p._r- .(. u. cta-h ,T“ ------------------------ - w mm ,1 m (lie me mcuiuuik climl. lbiuivu I'-*- -• ,o P“‘'ur ... yadteon. Tlie groom's ficera’ training school al Miami, weekend us the guests of Mr and Frank Andru-i nnd Mr. and Mrs. . lors. Tuewtay. Feb. 23. Potluck sup- upstairs was decorated in a valen- “athrr performed the ceremony in Fla. Lieut, and. Mrs. Hartley Finstrom menu, Mr.i. Woodie Smith and gkildren. came home from ^_... ,,u, , .. । D. p. Smith. , per at 6.30. All member* please at- tine mottf and the "Mystery Mr*. Finkbelner™ ha* “wanty been guest* «mCamp Wallace, MV.’ u°P‘.a*r .*■'* 1'Pp,’dlnF 0 ,n}onJb ।j Texas, Texas, ' on on**8unday for^ten days’, Ij OompUmentary to Mr* Lyle 8mployed at the Manufacturing Oomlend Guest* Invited. Friends became acquainted through a .t?<it limoth 'I P»y |;a al Vllr ^ ‘'numciunng wrenSunday for ten days. Tn hfrwrti fl" Lieut. Finstrom has been traiuferr- iborn (Jane Harrington) Mra. the Jth P"1 lwo ami; and mu «us Wendell Hyde, small son of Coun- . .------------tne exchange exenange of 0: valentme*. vaientmes. Mrs Mr*. . k ..------- T----------------------------.k_ arv dreti of aqua woo! with mntcnin.r -rflc young couple expect to r* v., wtxrf wnere nc wcmcbicx Ironside iivumm* (Audra Dens- ty Clerk and Mrs. Allan C. Hyd*. 1 Hospital Guild No 22 will meet Jay Martman was chairman of- the Mnuv CamP Davrs. ”' H he ; Wellesley <*— ------.a. ■ ■ U tnn L— ­ hU?in •*3 PWloiuly. Mr oncf Roy’more), inorc), both both recent recent brides. Hie of- wax host to eight young friend* at last r.t 01 thatinuweex ror Ar and Mn. Mrs.Roy Wednesday. Feb. 24. at 7:30. for eommittce. assisted by Mrs. Attic accesstariev and her corsage was of leave tne 1-wt of Tokdo were Fri^y snapdragons. Mn. Keith kansas wliere Lieut. Flnkbelner la Thursaav to her home in Miisketron «.. . o-u... -------n Qlt tbc Michigan n Bell j»rii an valentine partv on Frida*; many afteralter- dessert divert bridge at the tr home of Mrs. Hay. Mr*. Florence Marble and U*, s and 1 after nft..r a .. vl.lt visit with WulInK Hastings rel»rela. of hu parenU Mr and Mr*. Co. enjoyed a social time at the , a.P ’ E Goodyear. Goodyear. Mln Grace Reickord. Several de- Fr,cc: , steter-ln-taw of the bride, now stationed. ./ ' lhe noon. noon. The The children children played played games Raines , o. her 'attendant. , ------------ j. 9, ttvex and friend.*. । home «. of — Mrs. ... Norman ------Hall — lOretiGretB and nd enjoyed enjoyed a a valentine valentine box box and and ------llghtful organ numbers were renWl “ n . C. F. Finstrom Floyd brotber o( lh8 BUSINESSTVOMEN’S Mrs. R. C. Leach und Mr and . eI were eve- a - •lunch, —*• all u —•*-------a---happy -------- •*time. — 1 .1 glrc|c »•- 6- o -•f the •• Methodist W dered by Mrs. Rex Foreman and having Mr: and Mra. Hetman Zerbcl were chan Beverwjki last Tuesday Mrs Guy Norton were In Bellevue guest* of her sister. Mrs F^T.k Frank ning Mrs. Sanborn was presented SCS will meet at the home of Mr’s Muss Suzanne Sumner. Mr*. S. groom, wa* best man. HOSPITAL GUILD ... ruu>rU llr. Following the-cerem-my. Mr an£on Sunday ut Hie home ot a cousin. Kelley of Kalamaaoo last Wednes Vari-colored spring flowers cen- •!- w Armbruster. 303 E Mill. Mon- Conger H^tnaway and Mrs. Aben ­ with a string of pearls, and Mrs. Mrs. Burkey left foMQUamazooJ«ir Eugene Atherton, who died Thurs­ day. Ironside was the recipient of a tercd the luncheon tables where . day -v-ening. Feb. 22. at 7:30 p m Jomjson poured. a few day* and thejfroom wlll day afternoon. wattle iron. Visiting and lunch Misses Jean and PrteclUa Ha r- ■*»•»•••_**“**^ leave Friday for Utile Creek. Va, Mrs. Bernard Hammond left rington were In Jackson on Thur.s- 1 were enjoyed. e # e Bauer entertained, complimentary. PARENTS OF DAUGHTER where he te stationed. Mrs Burkey • Monday for Sparta, Wu. to join to Mr*. Leland HoHy of Muskegon Th® rt8Ular meeting of the HasMr. and Mrs. Fred Linington re*I?d nnnS* her husband, who is in training at ~ Wedne.iday afternoon of last tingx Women-V ^lub Club wll will be held celved word on Saturday of the ' n, iployed at lhe Silvera-Rich on -------- and »111 remain with her J Cuinp McCoy. birth on that day of a daughter to father L.u.. for the present ^k ^ar^din.“l^ i hJ.M rJnrtte. Mr. and Mr*. Jamex Stanlnkr of t rears Bna and n heart shaped canons and Mrs. John Maidham <VerBroom u a graduate of Free- r<Me3 '»r* snap*** Lansing were guest* of Dr. and Mrs. who hex been transferred to New1 Brt>nd*tetter at the home of the rcner Herrick. Mrs. Clifford Dolan ^Xn^domrmentf o^Barrv* and Mr. lan Liningtun> of Milford. Tlie school In the claw of were u*ed m Individual favoraARBurton A. Perry Saturday and Sun­ Orleans. La. and In^cptcmber of that year cr Mrs Le*li>* Hawthorne Mrs tension drjmr.mcnt of Barry and molher and baby are doing apianer ,ho the business business meeting. meeting, * a delightful delightful latter. Small tables were centered anrt Holly »ras prer^ntedgucn Allegan B'«—— *-.k on n... mrnv day. counties, will speak "Nu,ha Pnnuar brwnu.1 N.nev iXt ’ d ln H^ N^V ft-iiSLSS dldiy at lhe Pontiac hospital Nancy ,n the Nav ” . monologue wax given by Mrs. Care, “ni?f wlth Valentine bouquet* of red enrDick Branch visited his aunt Mrs. r> I trition and Rationing of Foods.’' Ciatr Is the baby's name and she — Those ------- •from —■ away ------- -who witnessed ‘Oc5.,.‘2‘KSf>?SMf2 PBtt J‘lrH E * ",olfe nation* and white narcteaus. High prizej Reaervations for the benefit card tipped the scales at 7 Ibn. 4 ozs. Elmer Lipscomb of Grand Rapin.-> from Friday till Sunday bridge scores were turned In by the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. hL over the weekend. party to be held Feb. 22 must be Priscilla Harrington return- Mr* Roman Fe'.dpausch and James Mrs Franz Willison wiu. hostma made today <Feb. 18) with Mrs. C CongratulaUonsI Gerald Price cf Sunfield. Mr. nnd Keltli Lancaster wax home from , dMb* to her work in Jackson on Tues- Radford. to the New Idea club on Wednes­ j L. Herrick, phone 2797. Mn. Keith Price cf Caledonia. Mlw Albion College over Hie weekend. I day. after having been home for - - CELEBRATE FIFTY-FIFTH. Marcaret Batev of Middleville Mr dltlon* duriiu the early year* ol day. Feb 10. nt her home, with elev­ Mrs. S. Conger Hathaway H vteon Tuesday evening Mrs. Gregor Mrs. Joseph Shultz and Mrs. o’. WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Franx Ricca OI soutn H3• en member, present. After the coRing her daughter in Ypiila.ntl. Mr*. Norman Hall and Mi** Jean Feidpeiuch wa* hoaieas to the St. ©iterative dinner nnd business meet­ Weeber.wlll be hgstettes to the Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Joveph yen. and Mr. and .Mrs. Ed. Bumna Jn Mrs. Eliza Johnson went to Ann Harrington are accompanying Mr*. Rose Study club. ing. a patriotic program was en­ Ornce Guild at the WreUer home Babies of Hickory Comers on their ,nd daUahtcr Anne of Kalamazoo. "r» JWi*r- Mre-, Burklw|der wa* atArbor on Friday for a visit wlUi tier LVle Sanborn to Chicago on Mon• • • wedding anniversary. ■ - — ---------------- nrcd ln a colonial costume which joyed. directed by Mrs W. .1. Nor­ 034 E. Bond St., Wednesday after­ fifty-fifth daughter-in-law. Mrs Lreter John­ _ ____ 7 .... ...... ... _ tr. th. nt IM. added to the effectiveness of thU day and will remain for several Mr. and Mrs. James Bristol en- ris and Mrs. Frederick Palmer. Tlie noon. Feb. 24 > their daughter end husband. Mr. jrtNKBEINER—EGGLESTON son and the latter'* daughti r. : and Mnllslle Sniff In, entertalnwi , cxceucnt preicntatton. Mrs. Sanborn leaving Tues- 1 tertained elgh< gueet* for * Sun­ members gave quotations in honor Miss Lucille Boylan who 1* work­ day*. I Sunday*at'aTamUy' dttn^at~titei; „ On the committee were M1m Florday for Camp Adair. Oregon day night supper. of Lincoln and national nnd patrio­ ARTHUR T. JOliNCOCK Ing at Willow Run. spent the week­ farm home near Gul! Luke Those wJ^llne rteM^clwik enre Campbell, chairman. Mtea Mr. and Mrs. William H. Warner . • • tic .-.ongs were sung, with Mrs June 27. 1835—Feb. 7. 1943 end with home folk.*. Mr. and Mr*. of Grand Ranid* were guest* of Mr present were Mr. and Mrs. John j£jut ful wedding at eight o clock Anne Burton, Miss Mane Rows and Mrs. tDavid Goodyear was hostess Palmer at the piano. A new aong. "Know ye not that there I* a PcLong and son. Richard, of Kola- ??'u‘ ‘m.s* MaHe Jane^SriretoS' Mr*. Betty Scobey. For next month Guy Norton and Miss Marjory Nor­ nnd Mhr. Rollo Letta over the week to her [bridge club on Tuesday. written especially for the club by prince and .... ..a urcat man fallen thia mazoo: Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester Balnea, ^51 ton. the committee U Mrs. Mildred Rev. S. Conger Hathaway at­ ' Mra. Charles Parker went lo Buf- , The Study club wa* entertained Mrs. Norris, wax rehearsed. A de- day in Israel, can be again writ­ Virginia. Joseph and Robert of Ur°f, Matti™* t5?irr?J the Brant, chalt nun. Miss Grace But­ hen our -record*, and hl* good bandale: Mr. and Mrs. Horace Tun*• — in — tended a meeting of the Synod of falo on Wednesday for a month’ii'tor h*nchoon al the home of Mrs llghtfpl evening is reported. l^L' Flnk- ler. Mos Mary Bullis and Mis* Ma­ example and faithful icnice, hl* gatc. Gdil end Ann of Delton. Tlie £ Michigan in Detroit Monday and vi'it with her son-in-law and :£■ Walton with Mr*. Wnllace W’ HSl llei Sisson. Tuesday of this week, <Feb 15, 18.1 Thursday evening the Knight.' courage and klndneo* to oHicrs, oflUl*rdrMrr‘LiddKuie. Before daughter. Mr and Mr*. Gerald 'Oshom and Mrs Earl Colemon y A collection wax taken to help Private Warren <Jakr> Moore. Jr., Sw^rdfcger and children A-^.n J.0?1°'^'lfaroV!’*" Templp.i- Auxiliary met nt tlie Ma­ were sonic of the trait* of character Bnd defray the expenses ot the text cairn* home from Holjblnl. Balti­ Miss Edeen Putney of WMCE. rh’’ Kobe .to L’oyd Douglass. sonic iinll for nn evening of cards, by which wc came to know Arthur °fC^Sund1vI^venin«ea beautiful the a,tar- ,,8hted b>’ U,SO. dance, sponsored by the more. Md.. on Friday for a weekend while lhe Knights had their regu­ Johncock best. At lhe funeral »ervGuild. Membent are urged to bring The St- C«llla guild entertained lar meeting, with thirty women ices, held at the Henton Under­ S'w H1* r“u“’dPte'fa visit with hte parente, Mr. and Mr*. SdT00 n‘, flowers, the ceremony wax per- * dUBS of |t00 to the March wJtvm.Vi Goodell over the mwnbeni of Emmanuel choir for present. At the close of lodge, the taking Parlor.*, al Delton. February the w *h a* p M s of the Wes- formed bv Rev. LeRoy Chamberlain. n;i“ting the An W.M«M H A Ut F. M. b 01.tne “re we*oS, _-.. I"" or’ of th(. church minx Hie “*=“**••------------ -----<, । 'dinner on Thursday night at the io; the Rev. T. A. Moyer paid the “ Stephen Hathaway was iM»me wixxcna 1 UnC’ h0,ne of Mr. and Mrs Earl Boyes. • following tribute to him: from the Ypsilanti State Normal been faithful members since nng service. , b >nSS BEATRICE TUCKERMAN Mtiw? hvdthAMmnF«hnrh<.rhf.tb?r Thc regular choir practice followed He was a prince in the home. In, hove college over the weekend. The "Krarv Kribhasc" club met 1921. Saturdav and Mondav a greet. T* 5 ? brtdc n ? arlU ‘ { fa b ?. iinKtiMn at Twn aii airk street HONORED AT TWO AFFAIRS dinner. The committee In with-Mr. and Mrs Fred Linnlnnton two year* more, he would have i,S,.^rdaofa^OnirtteA”Su heJf.then •wMTov'elv’m Mr. and Mrs. CurtL* Garrison left csIImI liy the illness of her father. SFS1LO1! . „ [charge wa* Mra. Boyes. Mrs Helen MK' Beatrlce Tuckerman. Ir celebrated his Golden Wedding an- from ^uTuvm Md* fri’enX ind^ a l<rnath drcss of sh<*r whWe woot this week to visit their son and Mu Fred Urungton. Mr*^pamer NcUon CUre Cou <nd Mrs on Saturday evening. A not luck1 niveraary. At marriage two dlffcrdutan^eril from MudtMnn with *nh brown br0’n' and while wllllc »ccw*«rtw 81vfamily. Paul M. Garrison of Boga­ Itemplon and Mrs. J. W Hewitt Ktcd Paimer. accessories whose honor two shower* were givaupiier preceded the •'Kribbage" 11 f “uakegon HpJ. ghoulder cnrxJI.,. WIU of re<! en Ult wetk. alJO tbe |iml . ent personalities are (mltcd into lusa, La. They plan to' stay for I eamex Winners were Mrs. Minnie were In Battle Crcrk on Saturdav ... one. and many are the adjustment* Lr Mr. wrrr rare buds and small white flower? of honor at two social events dar3 or 4 week* ' Myera. O.-cnr Manning. Mrs. Frank Jean Marv Wallace *|>ent the 3.. Dr. and «... Mrs T. Frank —.k C».. Carrothers needed if a high decree of unity Mr. and Mrs Mux Bauer of De­ with Murcia Henning at were hosts lo tight dinner gue*tx Newton and Clarence Helmer. Is to be perfected in the home and married Feb. 15. 1888. at the hom" attendant. Her dress was of pastel troit spent the weekend visiting I weekend Middleville. On Saturday night Mr. Saturday night. of Rev. Joseph Burke in Allegan their parent*. Mr nnd Mrs. Arthur Haven. Mr family life. Forty-'liht years of county and iesided near there un­ shades of aqua. rr r. and white hinttr city.- N. J. to loin het fiancee, . • • happy nnd. successful family life Sunday dinner gureL* uf Mr. and ! and Mrc. Wcli<“ii,v ironside. Jean und. Lieut. ArUnd Francis MaratS and Mr?.'Frank Mm her .nd Mr. and Gerald Slim on, Artelle BedAn ntttactlvc arrangement ol i a-i«aks for it-j-lf Br r.iin. there til In 1890 when they moved in Her shoulder COnag* Mi:. Everett Clum were Mr. and ford. Gretchen Hull. Retail Rosen- spring Bowers centered lhe dining •□nd they will be married shortly were eight children . i -• grew to Kaiu-as where they spent ten year M,s. L H. Rowley and Ihuold of h-uni. M committee.in ehnrre of the F a # A. M table dinner given by Mrs R. < d Beulah John- u’- a: *' the -------------rein:ning to a farm in their home • nnturity In this hoi 1 rrl .vvrn Hustings. uncle of Hit M^. Wendell Bcjlnn of Battle ir I'oll on R-tunbi ’ Mauric" m>ii. Mrs. Dorothy Dunlop and Max- Donna Harrington on Sunday. comCtynmhhlty in Michigan, in l«-< • • nnn U4>”r- Cr ik rnt'rt.ifr-.1 with n family 1 fol- . <».’ them live to can- «:i. t’e work thrv can’." groom. »e nllmentnrV to her daughter. Mo Gull Lake on the fail . wlikh he rr> faithful ■ endeavored c<l bv a chili , lo <lo Thi-ae children 1 . n;» to call purchase.1 from Albert Bradley, Ettaleston and Cha-les Finkte/.n•or it: her slater. KU* TitckernMpifll Ciufrlotte sp' nt Sunday ut Hie home Monday lor Camp Adair. Oregon c1 Thev lived here until 1918 when him bles'cd. These fictors arc -of Mr. mid .Mrs. John Hollman. Mrs. Eggleston chow for her On Sundav evening. Mrs. Howard Mr nnd Mr» Mark Ritchie and where her husband. Corjxiral San­ they rented the farm and moved to daughter's wedding a dress of aqua Martin, mother of Lieut. Martin, ... proof of hte work, teyality and de-- th* Rev. 3. Conner Hathaway gocs to born. is stationed. Covers were UmSmIv S VOt*On ,O HlS home Slid h'.’Cd OttCS. —.. -----------------Hickory Comers where they have with black accessories and Mrs. entertained thlrtc'fc gveat* gt n i. HR Plymouth next Sunday to be guest Mrs. Hazel Hinklev expect lo leave laid for fourteen. Out of town o.rorterA inhir Chicago on Friday where they *■’' I’. J, Mr He was a prince in tha cnrtimun- since resided. preacher at the one hundred n nH» for Finkbelner's dress was navy blue with luncheon at clear Lake Lodge hongu<<te were Mr. and Mrs. Glen will bo Joined by Corp. Robert Rit­ home of her parent*. Mr. nnd ,. H ereat favorite with Mr. and and. Mr;. Mrs. Z;™ Baines arc enjoying black acctasorics. Both mothers oring the bride-to-be. anniversary of the Plymouth PTts- chie of Furl Sheridan and Rlcliard Sanborn, Miss Doris Sanborn and ' the XrR^d’Sn^tldnv^Feh 14f CHre bI> children and he was appreciated fairly good health. He lias been bvtrrinn church. a seaman second class Mr. and Mrs. Henry MenzScs of . ter Road on Sunday. Feo. 14. Her . .. nnreviivir. u!!.SI! Hr wn* not — caretaker summers tfor fifteen years Mr. and Mrs. Waller Waltece Hinklev. r,mn, m , Caledonia. Mrs. Harrington abo , R1M , r Bno a , r . nno „ tir rrr „ , from the Great Lakes Naval Trainat the summer home at Gull Lake wire Sunday guest* of Mr. and.Mrs. ia stauon. 4nlcF2lnc<L “rs- Q*?™*' Birman and son Charles, nf H*lStation. for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bechmann Otto LlgtWoot at Freeport. ' j ins Lieutenant (J. O » and Mrs. Pickchildr™ at * Sudd“J- , tic CreMc were vteRora. A blrthdw speak nnd men recognize authority; of Battle Creek. Their hosts of Coip.- Donald Skildnng of Scott formerly of c»ndl»» adnmlnv the ton |I he held very few office* In the com­ friends join in congratulating them formerly of Lake Lake Odessa Odessa but but;"*™ lunch as a farewell to Mrs. J ' mnnity during hl* lifetime, but his Field spent a ten day furlough with 1 en.«. -----------j sanbom. 1 Mrs airman wax served now stationed al Norfolk. Virginia. |bBnl>onirich, mellow, silent Influence was on their happy life together and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Von Houten. were home lut week while he had i ,, . ... • wnn with ice Ice cream, cream. nne She »"» wiu» Ute re- felt by all whom he came in con­ wish for them many more years Mr. and Mrs Keith Fox spent the a ten day furlough and also viaMr. and Mrs. Dorrance rrcthric cipient of manv lorclv gifts, J tact with. He was always ready to weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nick ited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kellv. .entertained eltfit gueste at a Vai... assume hte share of the burdens of Webber In Grand RJplds. communllv life, und possessed that HATTON—BROMLEY On Saturday, Mrs. Chester Sto- j n few davs last week with her tertalned the Night Hawk Club rare quality of stlck-to-lt-llvoneas A quiet wedding occurred at 0:20 well und Mis. Jennie Stuck took spent mother. Mrs Frank Hoes. thence Herrick and Mr. and Mra. . w||h n h8m rtlnncr Ht Thursday evening. Feb. llth. at the Put Hodges. Duano Blough. Paul I Mr and Mrs. Maurice Lambic. MrJ Homer Smith. 7 o'clock Saturdav evening. Card* that enabled him to delight in the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. completed task. Bciitiam and Robert Stowell over lo I and Mrs. Kim Sigler and Mr. and 1K followed dinner with nrize* rroing Bromley when their daughter. Bon­ He waa a prince in the church. the Kellogg Youth Center at Bat- j Mr.,. Charles Potts left today for i Tha Kiwants _|, dub gave a dinner t„ Mrs o„v NArt,,n Shu'r. tic Creek where Pal Hodges passed Chicago where they will lake thc honoring tj® wives on Wednesday Mrs Corl weverman and Gny Nor- He wa* faiUiful to hte belief In God. ita was united in marriage to Sgt. Norman L. Hatton of Webster hte swimming test and the other .streamliner Maaonlq Tlie committ n M Mra G Norton will dependable in hte service to the Springs. W. Va. Rev. A. L. Wagley sireamnner on on Friday many for mt Fort run Lauuou- “J ............ hall. ................. - — ........ : ton Mr. ana sin church, and sincere in hi* efforts bovs are working on life saving. derdale. vi. Fl«„ Mr. and Mrs. Pn»u Pott* tee in hi clurge charge of arrangements arraiuemento was ।| entfrl” ln Pcb’ 28 .nd Mr. J■ ••• to live the Chrtet life. Although a read the double ring ceremony In Mrs. Maude Schom x|/cnt the will be guests of the Albert Carvrlhs । Mr. and Mra. Philo Sheldon. Mr. i . weekend In Jackson with Mr. and and Mr and Mrs. Sigler and Mr. B«d Mrs. WiUtam Benjamin, the I Mr. and Mrs. -Ceci) Cannon en- number of ailment* limited his en- the presence of the bride's Imme Mrs. V. A. Wellman. and Mrs Lambie will take an B*‘d Bnd .tertalned i their Euchre Club RatMr and Mrs. J. H. Skinner and apartment on the beach for a jMr- Bnd Mrs. Edwin Taylor. Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Vcdder spent month. Mrs. Sigler will go up to ■ home on North Washington. Prizes Friday evening with Mr; and Mrs. St. Petersburg after the others re­ Hospital Guild No. 5. Mrs. Walter —re won by Mrs. .1, E. McMillan. Andrea Taylor of Battle Creek. Powell, chairman, was entertained Ellis Krllev. Mr* Fill* K-H»v Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith spent turn. bv Mrs. Prank Kelly on Thursday Walter Lewi* Traveling nritt was a few days at their shop in Traverse SMITH—SCOTSMAN 1for a dessert bridge. Prtxes were won bv Glenn Kohler. The next Citv last week. Miss Margaret Scotsman, daugh- iwon by Mrs. Glen Brower and Mrs. D"rty will b<* held S’turdsv ev»Mrs. T. N. Knopf vtsltetr her ate-, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scotsman 1B. A. O'Donnell. nimr. Mar. 13. nt the home of Mr. ter. ML,s Jean Pennell, in. Detroit of Delton, and Sgt. Rtuxell Smith, and Mrs. Walter Lewis in Clover- , over the weekend. Honoring her sister, Mrs. William < son of Mr. and Mr.*. Ernest Smith Mrs. MorrLs Hill and Frances ot Delton, were united In marriage 1Fighter, who has Just returned to . dale. spent the weekend with Mr. and bv the Rev. D. W. Robinson of Del- 1 Mrs. Martin Smith in Jackson ton. at the Methodist parsonage 1Neill. Conaway entertained (wo n.e elnb foe-dew— end renb Mlm Belva Riley who I* teach­ „E"h" •'mi™ Thow.v allemmn. w-b 11. al hrFeb. 10. at 8 p.m. ing in Midland, was home for lhe Wednesday. Miss Kathryn Horton of Kalama­ W' D,vl* "«"><■ on Fnr* « >»*" -<■ weekend. Fdae. were won by Mr. | wlUl nrixes being won bv zoo was the maid of honor and Un­ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vogel.of den Collison of Delton wa* best IB. A. Lybarker, Mrs. Murray Oft- Mrs Ruw.u 5^^). Mr». Elite Kel­ S .. . —'ui----Mr*, kuwu zxroa. o*r». ran* txciJackson. Harold Vogel und mother n"5( lthe ,h%‘travelling rt'TU1iyr p [?c by T—nrize bv Mrs. l-v 1— and -.-.a Mrs. tLlovd i™ j Andlr.-n „ -n-,. 1vins. of Grand Rapids. Mias Polly Walk­ I man. Thc bride Ls employed al Up- B. A. LyBarker, Mra. Murray Gog- Pnnir nrize was won bv Mrs. J. E. er mid Virginia Welfare of Middle­ Johns | McMillan. Mr* RovaT Havre will in Kalamazoo and graduated Ihonor received .a gift. ville spent Sunday with Mr. and from lhe Delton Rural Agricultural igncuiturai .act as hostess for the next parly Mrs. Leo Welfare. school in ' nciiuui ui 1938. ibuo. SgL on*. Smith tH»llh is staMr. and Mrs. A. B. Gidley and Feb. 24 at her home on West CllnMr. nrui Mrs. Rollo Clemens of tiuiicii tioned ■» at Luc the A>u<y Army Ah Air Base. •Pyote. Dorrance St. yw>v, Mr. -- snd — Mn. —------——. Trdhrlc | u,nol Chicago. Trevor Van Houten ol Texas, and he graduated from the ' attended the dinner dance given bv i ... Dearborn and Dorothy Jone* of D-lton school in 1939. He spent from I the Bet'I® Creek Kiwania club at The J«Uv Twelve Birthday Club aciKi.n isja. nc a iviii num Battle Creek spent tne weekend 1 Lzciion .. ---------night . ... Until . ... Friday .. .------- —!h>d thelf flm meeUn< of VMr Monday al ... hl.* the «.w Hart w.i hotel i... last tv Thursday, with Mr. and Mrs. Merle Van Hov home here. HU bride accompanied 1 ... • at Hl the MIC home liumr- of UI Mrs. man. Charles VHllim Wilkes. wwu*. *rehanvan1' Hmiten^ md d'augldrr Bs '^ar aJi Chicago on his return. I J*..-. ”" wlu inc ci Mrs Roman Feidpausch X.'! enterwlth* put pot f.jrk «u>i«cr. sitnoer. The evening . Freda Of LakVodrara wn"the ^.Refreshments were Kcrved at 9 talned lined her Hrr bridge hrldtrr club rltlh of nt eight rlohf on nn was ___ .......a spent in — playing I...;..— ga.pics. * o’clock to the immediate family at Monday evening, contract being H Ultn Mr tncm. Ind Mn M.r» .Norn, ol the lhr home 1'°"“ of tlie U'° bride's !"*»•. narente. l»nnU. । -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Washington, D. C., where Hwy su­ ited Pvt. Ronald Ingram. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wtewell and J V V I Fl L L V L I u Tne dustaind* of .Um dub membera Jimmy of Kalamazoo were Sunday ----- ----------------------played card* *1 the hdtne of Cr.rai----------------------------------- „ . . ter Hodjv* durtax the evening. Judge A. D. McDonald luu> been guests of Mi*.- Enma Murdock. Charity Guild of Pennock ho*, , ., Mr. and Mr*. Russell Molt of in Detroit this week holding court w.n.ten Wall lake spent Sunday with Mr. pita! met with Mr. A. D. McDonald Hy<le’ * Junter Mudent and Mrs Fred S Jones. IU mnux with . ,«xl al WMCE. Kalamazoo, spent the . . . ning, ten being present. Following Master Sgt. Harold Spark* re­ ,ncc ning, ten being present. I — weekend with her parents Mr. and turned on Tuesday to ■ Bremerton. in honor o, >g .nd Un O B. the cooperative dinner, a mt Mrs. Allan C. Hyde. Wash., after spending hl* leave Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wolcott of from lhe Army with hl* parents. potte. Mr. and Mra. M. A. Lambie r and Mr* A D> McDon--------------------------------------------------------and Mr. and Mra. Kim 6later who UnUng were gucsu of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. nnd Mr*. Carl Spark*, of leave today for Ft. lunxterdate. Fla.. Bld’ . a"d Hj? P "j Keith DunicU Saturday enroute to Thomapplr —napplr take lake and and hlT hi*grand------ •* «•:sfw. A-U.OJ Lown. Freejwrt for lhe weekend.-------------- H SOCIAL-EVENTS PERSONALS' h"? ptuh°n !' W TSuSf SSF'.SW'iS!' ORGANIZATIONS — ?u.7 M- OSHKOSH AND WINNER BRAND OVERALLS and Work Clothes OVERALLS AND JACKETS $169 Prairieville were Monday gue*U of1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hllciita. , Sgt- Richard L Karmcs was home I, on n ten-day furlough visiting home fclks and returned to Aberdeen. Md Thursday. Last Friday Sgt. Karmes and mother. Mrs. Louts Karmes.L'1 visited his sisters. Mrs. Harold , Wright and Mr*. Jack Wilson ot I PARSING OF unu MRS. CLARA J. BUCK Mrs. Clara Jennie Buck. 74. widow i ot Ned Buck, passed away early j Monday morning at tlie Iwmo of' her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Buck, of Rutland > township She is survived by two । sons. Earl of Rutland and Carl of L*“A'’,H«.rd Hole, (bind hrr Detroit: three grandsons and two j a2£vfa?HOwSd atvUrtW r^Ua ConkUnnB • *nd unJS dr f,Irs- AnnB Sliter. Kalamazoo; and J Mis* Frances Locke, health debrother the Rev. Allen Merrill.1 . partiwntnurrc leave* « »y Thur >- HopWn3. -nl(. funeral was held on day for Hammond. Indian* for a , WcdnPBday a(Wm00n at one o’clock ^nnlh-. VNr.nm, >t chap(.1 wUh j,,. month's vacation. Mr«. Agnes Fisher and Mrs; a Kalamazoo cemetery Z .tint « Glenn ni»v. Blake of aauMteJi Middleville spent,.lermcnt .. . in husband Thursday vbillng Mrs. Sam NadJ bcalde ner The accent it on waves and more waves for *43! They're flattering, feminine. 30 •2:00. Appals taint* JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP BALL BAND RUBBERS Lots of value for your money is more than a slogan, it's a fact! I’m Can Do BETTER al BAIRD’S ! UY ON DS For National Cherry Week Feb. 15-22 BANGHART BAKERY 112 8. Jsfftrtoa St luLbaUes in tb* t»-o-picce pattern* you wear to well I Left #711— butcher linen Jacket top* imported plaid . Pkoa* 242S 398 595 695 ONE AND TWO PIECE DRESSES J95 298 398 Ask to see our Spring Suits and Coats A I R D’S Single S3J0 per wk. ap HOTEL HASTINGS UNDERWEAR gingham »kirt. Red. Navy, Brown. Green. Right: #714— Cherry layer cake, each40c Cherry cake roll, each____ ^.29c Cherry top cake, each _•43c Cherry tarts, each_______________ 8c Fresh (froxen) cherry pic, each 30c SIlOWfR BATH SOCKS MITTENS Glen I’bid tn rayon aatrtocktr. Blue. Red, Brown. 9-15. ROOMS Mrs Charles Leary. \ *' Mrs- Floyd nnnour and Mra Herbie Wilcox were in Grand Rap­ ids Saturday. Mr. and Mis. Howard Gibson spent Tuesday with J4r. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox tn Barryvine. Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram and Mrs. Dora Ingram returned Mon- 1 day night from a four-day triple I SUITS* Get into gUd pUuls for Spring I Smartly tillered Bakery Specials IB $269 Coveralls and Shop Coats $3.25 Lined Jackets$2.95 -$3.95 98c - $1.29 - $1.69 Work Shirts i GLOVES PERMANENTS Machineless 12.50 Rg„tisy5"S.H"u"«> " Sgt. Uurence E. Garrison of Pt. ■ Utleu H**lUig* Leonard Wood. Mo.. Ls spending a ,-----------------------------------ten day furlough with hu parente.! Mr. and'Mra. Harry Oarrteon. bylng called lioiuc by the illness ot hl* father. , 8. Sgt. David Leary of Scott Heid. HL. h home on a four-day leave and STEAM HEAT return* today <Thurxday>. Mis*. June Lean ot Niles also spent the j HOT A COLD WATER $219 Swing to waves now! nt T.mn. Fin 1 MARRIAGE LICENSES andfMn Horm^f ^rc WB>ne L Hitebeiner. Middleville 22 M idl? evenhw auSte of M? and M*rl* J tt^ton. Hastings 20 Misxxss*'* $189 Prundsen9n ' Exclusive BufWot Expensive!” Phone 2396 HASTINGS HASTINGS I £> �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THVBSDAY, FEBRUARY II. IW PAGE EIGHT The Hartings Banner Stop Think, A4 LASSIFIED WANT ADS । MISCELLANEOUS CLASSIFIED RATES ilnisnt lira. Clifton Mill and nt laatiUon lV,c pot word. «»el ■nrrea.lva Inaartlon ot tamo *4 1< NOTICE NOTICE TO FARMEIIH—llrlng In your NATIONAL EDITORIALSSOCIATION MIbIbbs char** *0e. AUTO REPAIRING AND MISC. Sheldon Agency . . . before you buy another new dress! It’s awful pretty, can’t blame you for wanting it. But what about Johnny?Hc.l out there, somewhere in thc Pacific. Has he got ail thc fight­ ing equipment he needs to lick those tricky so-and-sos? EMPLOYMENT-HELP WANTED Surety Bonds Phone 2105 Hasting IN MFMORIAV — tn levin PETS <nr Dair^mAB r(» (lulhra 1-r F'Olt SALE—<T|U .IlsiLI. to «>*i*lrr rn*l«- |lMi*l. Jo*. H old |.i CvmmCBWMltli .» hruliar. nhe kd u- iwo I>a.l ..nd Mother Swanson Agency GRANGES 109 W. State POULTRY PROTECT YOUR CAR memory nt How about another round of ammunition? Think what it might mean to Johnny. Suppose he doesn’t get it just when ne needs it? You wouldn’t need the new dress then. You wouldn’t be stepping out with him again. I STAR GRANDE I The nest re*u From 11.00 up with State Farms 80-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT EXTENSION GROUPS I- AUCTION SALES .War Bonds buy your fighter the tools he’s got to have to do his job. It’s our job to give ’em to him. So put every cent of your extra money into War Bonds. Buy ’em through the STATE ROAD EXTENSION GROUP PRODUCE- AITI.I S ETC HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE PHONE 3201 I DR. L. J. CASTON Pancoast Bldg. nut HKNT 4'itu. ; Ihitui. .<W’d.-ti . Hasting* WANTED EMPLOYMENT Phone 2703 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION li.o' Kd.!rr? I Jm- rdak “iLou? IFM FIRST CLASS CARPENTER Marshall Furnaces FARM EQUIPMENT AND MISC. Coal. Gas and Oil Fired Full Repairs furnished and stalled for all makes of ECON-O COAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work Eavestroughing F<»:t RENT--• i l>1<.y..l gentlMBra. '■.11 Wi 1 llaallixe. Ml h. : nqi i:k\t. r .hrd :i room apartn.rnt I. <■_*, l.irf.o an-l t<- lu.n..t..-.l . 1 .. n, ■« f ■ >, ■ . .!■ X M.ilUc-... RIHIM FOR ItKS'T— Warm, n.ar t.«n ■ftr.l J 1Ft.lt ItLNT—Ske|-l..t r-mi. 4'JO W U—. i — J 1. I'h.-n.- .r.-; FOIt Ml.1! OF THADK S'-w ’■ '■"■T. , I.,..-. Ur<r ...nu-r lot. .1 l.lork. to N'nv, shell I'Dht Will tr*'l<- for late rnewie 1 (arm tra. tor. tr-u- .ar or lakr J ' | ALL KINDS GENERAL INSURANCE FARM FUU SALE--4 ■ >, »u or l.i. A for -ale, 6 tuilca -out)!> of lla-l.ll*. F. 1. Ara Ion. 3-»n nr,"> i: inr. puhi. < at os USED CARS BONDS Nat'l Ilk. Bldg. AUCTIONEER List yonr Auction Sales with MAPLE SYRUP MAKING AND MARKETING SUPPLIES DEWEY REED Dates can be made at Banner office Phone 3467 Hastings. Mica eren at .Ftirnt llurratt Elevator. Wrald trade for row.or young ealtln. William NrhsnU.e Na-luiile. - Is POR SALK Pair nf -loo- te« -kale*. • I»r • Pair >.f dark blue akj pint- .enril ’ a»«alrr'e and atlk dwr.^ ■un 1“ and and pomder blur l.ov eoat. Hptir< Bright »ur 2" Call -••r.' 8-1" Every Saturday WANTED MISCELLANEOUS JAKE DEPRIESTER NOTICE TO CREDITORS HAY DRAIN * FEEDS FOR SAL Company liaitlnxt .lock We Remove Dead Animals For Prompt Removal of Old.-Cripplcd or Dead Uorscb and Coin PHONE HASTINGS 2697 Glycerin^ Recovered Animal Horses $7 SO Will Help Win Cattle «6£2 VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. r. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT Policemen ‘Ham* Operators Providence. R. I , ha* mudc Its “ham" radio operator* full-fledged for some of that good Mix sand and lime and soda to­ the home of Mrs. Maurice John­ but unpaid members of thc police son. gether. cook by a hot fire, and the — .. They ., will -— meet again this department in sclfUig up an emer­ diamond * rivul-glnss-is made. In Tuesday to cornplete the seven over­ gency communications system for air raid work. helle Bedford returned to her work 30 lb*. flour for bushel of The amateur operators have been enough to diamonds lo be much at the Bell Telephone Co. nt Has­ good wheat used in imitation of them. And if tings Mondav evening after spend­ sworn into the Providence police mo­ clear white sand were as scarce ing several days with her parents. bile radio patrol. making them eligi­ We have a complete stock as diamonds, glass ornaments might Miss Ruth Lyle of the Barry Co. ble to operate the police radio equip­ very well be as precious a* the jew- ’'"-•Itli office was a guest of Miss ment as well ns their own during' Bedford Friday evening. * Mr. and an fijr raid, should telephone com­ Mrs Tom Riley of Grand Rapids Pep your ehleken* up with returned to their home Sunday aft­ munications be bombed out or other­ our S.B.V, mash. It give* able, indeed, and a man's wealth er a visit of several days with her wise damaged. ,, Thc Mr. and Mrs. Heny Tost, i city "emergency" network is was measured by tlie number of parente. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Maurice Johnson 1 composed ot eight short wave >laglass windows he had in hl* dwell­ vldted their daughter Ruth Friday ; ; tion* each of which will have a ing. And though diamonds are at Plymouth, where she L« employed Quality fuels always. much, harder find much more valu­ * Mr and Mrs. Ray Clinton and "walkie-talkie" transmitter and re­ able. glass ha* become one of the sons of Hutinn were Sundiv guests ceiver set Hint can be packed on thc most useful ut modern product*. of Mr. nnd Mrs Albert Fro*t * back of a station stall member. Such witnoui .m Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson a staff member on air raid patrol Without n. it. many uu>u»».o industries wm could could report from any damage scene our d..., n,e. u..oU. Orjn^R.pU. be . lu. entirely ntlr.lv ehanecd. changed. club memberRi thclf (amU|eS and to lhe district station, which would HASTINGS. MICH. For many tilings, from window friends enjoyed n parly al the relay the message to the report ccnter for counter-action by lhe various panes to bullies and from eyeglasses Grange Hall Satuiday evening. i protective services. to the finest microscope and camera WOOD SCHOOL lenses, glass is indispensable, With­ Mr. and Mrs Fred DePorrest and out window panes wc would live in son drove to Marshall Saturday to darkened rooms as our ancestor* spend Saturday night and Bunday Mr. and did. Without bottles and Jars, medi­ with Fred's parents. * cines and preserves would be Mrs. Merrll Strlmback and children and Will Strlmback of Woodland scarcer. Without lenses, many of were Sunday afternoon callers at us would have to forego even tlie u.e Geo. Tagsart. home. ★ Mr. nnd joy of v. good ........................................ eyesight. And as for She — Mrs. Henrv Kosbar and grandson distant stars and microscopic ani- babv Charles Rupe called on Mr. .„d PUMI. »»,-.Mb MU. snj. . All possible recoverable animal fats vital to quite unknown to u* as they were to were Mf and Mra WAR PROGRAM ancient people. I Richard Engle and children of window glass is a simple kind Window Kina of oi Cloverdale. nioveraaie. * • Mr. mi. and ana Mrs. ,mfs. Clare uinre glass. It. three ingredients, white Bauett and family were Sunday * . , . • __ Inftpmnnn 1 afternoon callers of Mr. Mr. nnrt and Mrs Mrs. I Geo. Bassett and Mr. and Mra. \ * PHONE COLLECT KALAMAZOO 2-9544 mixed together in huge eartnen pots i Henry ... Meyers of-- -----------Freeport. - some and incited by a very hot llarne. iOf the Taggart and Kidder chllWhen finally thc whole mass has dren are out of school because of melted together, lhe opaque sub­ illness. stances which were placed in lhe pot change into clear transparent C rpuiclea, Not Plasma, glass, through which light may eas­ Determine Type of Blood ily pass. Blood plasma is simply blood with lhe corpuscles removed. The pres­ ent technique, which reduces it to Doctors Report Success powder form for convenience and In ’Cleansing’ Blood preservation, is less than ■ year A new blood treatment to stop old. A unit contains enough pla«asthma and boils was reported to >pa for a transfusion, with the re­ lhe Pan-American Homeopathic quired accessories-iacluding dis­ tilled water (with which the plasma Medical congress. Dr. Raymond E. Seidel cf Phila­ is mixed), rubber tubing and Red Cross lakei blood delphia declared in. a report that needles. ------------ The -----------------------------it is posiible to treat such diseases • from volunteer donor* and ha* hanby drawing blood from u patient sub- ; died IhOOO in the New York district LIGHT OR HEAVY mining it to ultra-violet light irradi­ j alone. ation for as little as ten seconds Blood taken from donors is refrig­ and putting it back into the veins erated and sent -lo a laboratory, in a continuous process. where it is tested for contamination Studies at the Hahnemann hospital or disease. Then thc corpuscles are in Philadelphia indicate lhe light removed by centrifugal action. That treatment causes toxins and viruses leave* a clear, draw-colored liquid Lace Top Knee Boots $4.98 in lhe blood to become harmles*. which “matchc*" all type* of blood Or. Seidel asserted, and kills or —because lhe corpuscles, not lhe ’ stops thc growth of bacteria, thus platnia, determine the type. The stopping such disease* as asthma, human body can make up a cor­ boils and similar skin ailments. puscle-deficiency far mere quickly Beit Quality The treatment of blood flowing than it can supply plasma. The Red Solei t) through an artificial vein is similar liquid plasma is quick-frozen and to the irradiation of the air In an dehydrated in a vacuum. The re­ operating room with ultra-violet light sulting powder is ready for use at to kill disease germs. With this i any time by mixing with sterile wamethod even a few stray germs on a ... 'surgeon's gloves or his instruments j years. Sealed in flask*, it readily are destroyed within a tew second* , may be packed without wasting Men's and Boys* 6 to assure a completely sterile op- space and shipped anywhere, fl crating field and avoid post-operalive Infection*. . — The blood Irradiation method has I AT FIRST _ ■ resulted in a great reduction of skin . SIGH OF A r ------------------------------------------------------“ ....................... damage. Dr. Seidel declared. The blood Wn~• thus ,h”* is '* able aW" to *" carry more 'I BLACK oxygen lo body cells to promote | UPPERS healing. Circulation also is improved ' AND USE WWW i! by expansion of small blood vessels. I Lily White Flour KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS USED CLOTHING FOR SALK—Lndy'a vernier coat 1‘lald. velvet IriuStneel. h.-avy (ntarlin.-d, aire 111. Worn alx-ut 4 time* *|f.<if> Shipping Livestock Satisfaction Guaranteed. Hates eon DEAD STOCK REMOVED PROMPTLY HORSES $5.00 COWS $4.00 FOX ‘HALE X*N 0 R U S JERRY Phone 2519 AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. It. IS hrre- f'.rrniMin*. A at Tv lee FOR* SALE—Ineolno property, ilealrabl.Iwatiun. »ll n.ml.i k Wr.te Will .arrifi e for W H. .are Ham.. HOt'Sf. FOR SALK - 7IO X. Mul-itan ( Am-. Itiquirt »t SStt X. Mt. h.*nn C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE 142 E. State Phone 2331 SURETY L E G A L S BALE OK REST — OPTOMETRIST I POWERS ECHOES Glass, Diamonds Rival, a i The south half of the Irving Onre Mcxmrr nf Tlub for ’met Tuesday afterunce Measure or Wealth weann Gunien noon w noon to scw sew for thc the Red Red Cross Cross B| ut PHONE 1TF2I HICKORY CORNERS AT .MY EXPENSE PREPARE NOW TO GET jYOUR BOOT ORDERS IN EARLY Our Stocks at Present ARE COMPLETE! HOUSEHOLD GOODS KNEE BOOTS 8 C. “BILL” SHERWOOD *2.98-’4.48 FOB INSURANC1 Tin Can Plays Important Part in American Life ■Should we lose our can opener CASH For your old Scrap Iron LIVESTOCK Radiators. Batteries. Alu minum. Brass. Copper & FOR SALK— GLENN F LAUBAUGH it5 Na. Michigan A ven ar uu 2431 Hasting* CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville til C/ ■ >i It (Ug. LOST—llillfold Rat. aftvrn'Hin. belarven Prandven'a and L> Harker-, eor.i.mi-.* .rm nt money. Re-turn lo Mra. . L)le E Mate Kt . S !• LosTy Some*here tn ll».lln*e or . n Hie Truss Fitting ; by in EXPERIENCED ! ’ FITTER f| • ■ Ij Hastiag* Pkow 2113 fijj .. uoo rad. |ju>.j, . i'. «r-i. VS । LOST AND FOUND , LY BARKER'S TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY r rraelery. a Inuali. blark roip jntrae ronlamlnr wi of money and paid .rlrrthr lir'r l.ll addr——4 to Writ. 'Miller Pinder pl.a.r 'ko, al Hanner <>Hi.n-. 2 Jr. L.-en.r ijalr So IF '. tin lo-frr.vn Hii'kor) C-.rt.rr. and < edar Irerk. Wr.tr llnbrrt Willi-.n ll 2. DrCur. or phone UrlPin II. Is 2-la LOST—Mla.k female ewkrr Huanlrl. If vou knoe vbereabouta rail Floyd Jd--r fnrd evllrrl IltrliOvy Corner. 2nF|| I 1 CARDS OF THANKS I 1 i i M.it'r I housekeeping." Thi* remark, tossed of by the bride in a one-and-a-half apartment Ups off lhe tin can's paramount im­ portance in American families. Ev. cry item of family food, from soup to nuts, is obtainable in tin contain­ ers. making it possible to prepare three "balanced" meal* a day for any family without recourse to "fresh" food*, according to the United States Steel News. It is esti­ mated that this country depends upon the tin can for 50 per cent of its food supply.' • The article. "The Tin Can-Boon to Man." set* out some interesting Information about Un can*. "The list of odd uses f?r tin cans, which crop up in the most unexpected place*, i* almost endless." write* Uu-author. Among the example* he cite* it the experience of Hoy Chapman Andrew*, tlie fumed explorer. Traversing the desolate wastes of the Gobi desert, deep in inner Mon­ golia. he glimpsed a monastery with a glistening "gold" roof. He found, kerosene cans, hammered flaL Rust from the untreated edges gave it a. golden appearance. * Block houses in Manchukuo are made bullet proof by a new sort of armor—baled Un cans. Tlie can* arc dried by heat, then crushed intotight bundles by large presses. In San Francisco. Chinese mortician* use tin can* to *hip back to China Chinese who die In ’Frisco. fl fl Men's Hip Boots $C95 HI-CUT VICTORY WORK RUBBERS 6tt TABLETS. SALVE. HOSE DROPS I SupersUlioni About Bible Under an old Scotch superstition lhe Bible was consulted before The Book was opened al random and a finger placed on the page, and the versa to which it pointed sup­ posedly, predicted the happiness or misery ot the person for the coming Other common New Year superstitlons are that a death will occur in the house during the year if a candle or lamp is taken out of the house on New Year's day and that misfortune will dog anyone who anything at worthiest. all. no matter how WANTED FIRST CLASS AUTO MECHANIC 1 For Permanent Position Must have References. Apply in person to C. B. BURKHOLDER HASTINGS I SOLES MEN'S 4 BUCKLE HEAVY BUY WHILE THEY LAST I ARCTICS $3.45 3 �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWI HASTINGS MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1943 IICHTY-SEVENTH YEAR rral numbeta. and Coach Brozak talked. Tlie seniors ore still In the lead, alter defeating the'freshmen, with the wore of 10 to 2. Friday. Feb. 12. The game with thc juniors and sophomore* was 14 to 8 tn favor of thc sophomores; High scorer* for thc two games were Jean Lnppenthien, senior, with 8 point* nnd Dorothy Roberts, uopliomorc with 4 points. Warns Against Using QUOTA FOR Xy* ' COUNTY FILLED RY SELECTEES and ills chiefs of staff In all de- M AVY cLiions on when, where, how and, •J’** ’• with what to f. ' I ing production n through -------- ... .greater sac. — ——-.to*, rlfices nnd longer inter hours v of. work; I, Now. Therefore. Be It Resolved 1 by tlie national committee for naShcllonborger If Fredrickson umal drtmw «< The Amerfcan Ir. N«n<td from Int Cm, gion that the Anny armd Navy ~r Should have fuirauthority to decide 1 Th« nam« of two Barry County where to fight whstIseleetee* who entered service last many, and ixw mu ■Be “ *T It *.l Further * ‘and Mra Charles' Sheiienbarnr', . production ihould be tire reaped by and Muford Lee Fredrickson. "Hte further sacrifice ot \comforts and reMOn lhelr namet / uxuric* by e»*»U»D.s. by *oririn« i with the grouo who left TunMtey.< ■onger hour*, bv curblng slou downs {or Port w„ because Hieat md abrentealsm. and bjt the pre- lw0 w„c uken mta.lbe-ftevy . antion of strike* In delense Indusday were in'Kalamasoo ries by compulsory arbitration: and (or examinations: Each group which ..to— .V.— — Resolved. to-—-I «thal'nil^goes V. — , — 11 — — —. ■to — Kalamazoo -I —- —a — Ka. "Be *■ It to.. Further tux number lOS'lhle steps be taken to prevent Cf-uaw-piocc* to fill which vartea ■ slackening of war effort resulting with each group: the boys are glvto •»-select the 'rom premature and ill-founded op- en —”'an — opportunity -------- •- —■— Navy at that time. iniism " SUNDAY EVENING CLUB ENJOY UNUSUAL WEEK END Memhen oLtiie Sunday Evcnlnf Evening Ud by TH Banul, and ton — t|uh — — . su.il. By |ANE cameron —- .b.d — .pnl. special j Tlie faculty male quintet Ila ex_ »ai.,«* ■>>>>• nr untreated untreai Lane the Hastings Saxons won treat* over Ute weekend when they ■,1 w Warning a against uite'of ■ pcct ~,cted to sins before tlie student handily from the Greenville Yellow ' journeyed to Yankee Springs for .an ting lo ' water from private wells which may We've been trying all moral iy some time snon. outing on Saturday and were engas pump. With be flooded in coining weeks U UJackets Friday night in the local ' tertalncd • by thc Richard Groot' k Doi.u. , Three new students are no* on Eugent Field we sued today by the-Michigan object apologies to gym by lhe score of 54 to 28. It „„ safer |the apprentice, training course. Tills on Sunday. partment of Health. The i now have— ■ ■ " allow:, them to work part course allow?, was tlie Blue and Gold's twelfth । The Saturday outing gave boys "Tlie little red pump U covered course Is to secure .water for drinking purposes from sources which time and alm attend school. They win in as ma*hy starts and their ■ and girls a day of sport first in a with rust." not been affected by flood are employ.*! at the Fpod Center. fifth West Centra! League triumph.' «bin and later outdoors in That's all of it. To save our neck have . . ........ .. the .1 J. <? C. Pimnv Penny Co., anrl nnd th* the Hi... Has­ ■ Two — baskete ----- by Banash— j — h stinging snow. Skiing, skating, we can't cant think uung of oi another anomer line. If »« .conditions. and one tings Manufacturing Co. by Lane gave the Saxons an early skijoring, and hiking were part of anyone can finish this, let us know. I "Dysentery, typhoid and other Two girls' teams played basket­ 6-0 lead, but a free throw by Van the fun. Table games, ping pong, We will agree to publish tjie worst water-borne diseases can mu t one sent in if the Editor doesn't from use of water from wells which ball in the gymnasium Tuesday and camp cooking kept thc party Allen aud a bucket by Sciirader cut the Blue and Gold's lead to three busy during tlie tune they were in fire us first. But. he is a very pa- have been Hooded. " says Dr. H. Al­ noon. February 16. This I* the first on your poems, len Moyer. State Health Coninus- opportunity they have had in some points. Hits was thc closest that the cabin. Mbs Van Wcstrenen had llent man. Soi •bring • • isiuner Ji water from flooded wells time for noon sports, the visitors came to tying the score the distinction of standing agalrut Tlie reason we gnow the editor is , must be used, for drinking, it In commemoration ol Lincoln-, al Ted Banash tallied seven pointe all comers In ping pong, and with patient is because wc soon celebrate should be boiled vigorously for u club leader. Lyn I^wts, supervised birthday. Lester Schilling rend and Ray Kenyon two to give the a birthday for Hie Bypaths und , period of five lo ten minutes. Water "Februarv 12 1863" bv Duffus" over the day's program. Saxon.* a 15 to 3 lead at lhe end --------- u^ed for all other domestic pur­ ; On Sunday the regular meeting we've bttn with the Bunner quite poses should be Heated witii a. lhe public address system last Frl- GIVE TO THE RED CROSS of the opening period. SAYS NATIONAL COMMANDER some years. If he wasn't patient, Hastings added four more points of the club was called in the base­ chlorine solution such os Hie com ­ he couldn't have mood it this long. Tlie month of March. 194X has to their lead in tire second quarter ment of the Groos home. Dick DEATH OF INFANT Tlie library it now closed to stu­ We started off during a bllggard. mon liquid bleaches on grocers" been designated by tlie Pirsidcnt ol YOUTH COUNCIL to maintain a 16 point margin al Groos was host to the group, and We Jaraid. the tlfree day* old ion ot shelves which contain 5 1-4 per cent dents the first and fifth hours m the United States a* Red Crass Wai ( started to Hastings with the half- time, the score reading— Has­ ufltr being served sandwiches, pop Mr. and Mr*. Alvah Curtis, died uvauuu.v uuw>>»r. ~ six ' Mi«s Bnrnes I' giving a library' Fund month. I unte all member? CONSIDERS PLANS available chlorine. Three to first .Bypaths in our pocket and we and valentine hearts lhe members tings 26. Greenville 10. drops Should be added to each gal- course to sophomore English class A meeting of the Barry County Sunday night and was buried from were walking out because we were of The American Legion to give In the third period Banash and enjoyed a number of selected reels • nowbound. We met a group of WPA Ion nt clear water. Tlie water Youth Council was held on Monday thc Leonard funeral home on Tuesgenerously to this cause. Lane tallied six point* apiece to of movies. •vening in tlie library of the Barry men shoveling out thc road below should be stirred and allowed to i. An n.'.wmbly for •rnlor boys was The Red Cross flag is flying on ?o. Health Dept., and plans tot Rev. J V. Dillon officiating. Inter­ give Hastings a 38 to 19 margin at । the house nnd we very modestly stand for ten minutes before using. held Tuesday, Feb. 9 Tlie purpose the end of the quarter. Lane and HERMAN BESSMER. JR.. ment was in Mt. Calvary cemetery. . went up on the bank to avoid meet­ Immunization against typhoid Ls a of thc meeting was to give the boys every fighting front, where Rec' ,future work were considered. Banash added 10 more markers to WRITES OF CHRISTMAS ing the men. and we very neatly precaution that should be taken । under eighteen an idea of the exams Cross field directors arc with the lhe Sjucons total before lhe Blue IN SOUTH PACIFIC went down into n drift clear to lhe also.” ! for thc V-5 naval aviation program. task forces to give traditional serv- . ice. nnd Red Crosn women worker ' and Gold regulars gave way to the Health department engineers an­ Herman Beumer. Jr . ron of Her­ middle and couldn't possibly wallow The advanced general stiop cln-* reserves midway in the final per­ man Beumer of this city, who Ls out and we were carried out bodily ticipate trouble in areas where war arc at work in the hospitals. In ; •* working with grinders and drill iod. located somewhere in lhe Pacific bv one of the workers and our face workers art living in trailers or nnwex on repair work. last Thurs- every United Nation. Red cross re­ Besides Ted Banash nnd Ken with an engineer battalion writes creation centers have been extebtemporary homes which arc not . thc "roup attended a movie cn- ■ llshed upon the request of U. S mlfLane who scored 21 and 20 points his uncle and aunt. Mr. nnd Mrs. ... served by municipal water systems. Jdnv • . , . , . . ., | titled ' Tap. and Dyes '. rerocctively. Capt. Ray Kenyon and Jacob Rehor .an interesting letter w«-' rode into town with our broth' Itary authorities. On the home Bill Garrison played their usual dated Jan. 19. 1943. from which arc er and Bypaths was born land PENNQCK HOSPITAL I Mr. Aten has rhosen a small front the Rcl Cross aids the fam­ Two accident cases. C ‘ arnim of ninth tenth nn,t -- ------------------------ - Gilbert group of ninth, tenth, eleventh and steady and aggressive games at the printed lhe following excerau: ine. of men in lhe armed forces I named. It was about the time they Noyes- oi Clarksville and Duani', twelfth grade bovs to meet in hte Every peace-time seh’lce of train­ guard positions. Don Van Allen 1 can’t taa«W hnw aero weather >“ Wilkes. Hastings. R 3. received sur- | room even- day during thc thlrty- ing lor safety and health, and of | with 6 points was high point man would feel here, but I don't think II in 1933 or J4 We can t re — —... — ._ek<againi. gical calf nnd are still in the hos- minute period to work on small prtiiarcdneM to meet disaster ho? for the visitors. aJJ.n'S The Hastings second tram de­ PS. Tlie road was blown full again pita!.---------------------------------------------------- M-al" model aircraft Th* bovs are grentlv expandcM to meet the war1 Other surgical cases are: Rich- | working on scries D and have 10 emergency. feated the Greenville reserves in works In the sun till day. he knows when we got home al night It was The Red Cross represents all of I a close hard fought game by thc he's been some place. The night.* tome winter, just like this one. ard Schoentxirn. Hastings, R. 2; । ■>jnnrs two-thirds finished. - . Reserve* elected . . officer* — Right now I have the oil burner John Barker. 336 E. Thom: Mrs.1 — us. because it Ls a voluntary organ- I The Girl are rather warm till around ten and turned high but don't tell the ration Merle Warren, Hustings. ,R. 4; Mrs. ization ot our citizens. Upon our’ high point man for Hasting.* with •t their meeting Tuesday evening. l" Scum Xm£h GSh m’eStiStS Howard Bryans, Cloverdale. R. 1; 15 points. Johnson with 15 points, k'u.. no much tor ti to. SKtSTi"^ 'BST.to I Mrs Kendall Keller. 711 E. Grand Feb. 9 The results were is fol- supnort depends its ability to. carry i all of which were scored in the first lows: president Marioiir Stanley ; on Uie.se humane tasks, in our name Victor Bates. 817 W. Green: Mrs. •■irr.pm''<1ciit, GhII Foster: sccre- which were delegated to it by the I half, was the high point man for wa* in Guadalcanal, helping the William Hyde. Nashville: Flint Ou..,.lto.u.l. hrlptn. tM Greenville. • nrv. Florence French; treasurer. Congress of the United States. Phillips. Clarksville; MLss Bemclce Ho*»nle Bmnd’tntrer. Tomorrow night Hie Saxons travel towns near us but there Just isn't a boys mop up. : I know nil Legionnaires will re-1 toi do in then?i’• • Wei? ot ’ ‘ ‘ « i MalUaon, Freeport; Harry Garrlto Belding to meet lhe Belding Red. thing Committee heads were also ap- stxmd to the Red Cross appeal, not ‘ A rnt Lucs- we had a raUier TX’lj Army Slanguage “ FwlmpecHastings. R 3; Mrs. Frank skin.* and attempt to win their nolnt'-d for the but .for thc different different divisions alone -—— for contributions, — — ; thirteenth straight in the West a* follows religious. Ruth Mnrble: service with the Red Cross Chapter. Central League title game. The in th:ir their rcxxxr-iiicc. communities. ’'Mriniic Fvrlvn Cnmubell: rduca- ir. Redskins are smarting over an early tives put on a show or dance for us to The following resolution of policy ,... .. u’i^Tfmy ACID ani’a" du. ' Uk. Odra­ t'r.n'i. Audr« End*lry: recreationseason 48 to 31 setback they received It was interesting to watch the way al. Maxine cooper. ' on the conduct of thc war was n• SCIENTIFICALLY " "" «"d «"■ at the hands of the Saxons. Hari­ they perform. Worse then our Jit- H|1Nn adopted bv the national defense • lings, R. 5. were the only two । vnrnld Rrivhoure will he presented committee of The American Legion, tinas leads Uie league with 5 vic­ terbugs. After tills I went to a mid­ PREPARED Canned goods are becoming.so ™rrt‘Sal. paUenU rf«lst*red on tories and no defeats while Beld­ night mnu held at lhe air base. It the Women'' club March 5 nt "Whereas, our artned forces face ing Ls right behind with 3 wins was late in getting started so didn't scarce it means housewives must *"*“»»• 2:30 ». m In Central auditorium. a long war and heavy losses, and rnr dried < B. patients discharged were Ronald . PRESCRIPTIONS and 1 defeat. back Uli till 2.00 2:00 AM. We had to Ilnd get bock ROOd recipes for "Whereas, a powerful Army and tor drto Cu „,^ ham u,.od^ia: Mn LINEUPS work all day Christmas but got off vegetables and fruita. Here Ls a good under Hie direction of Miss Navy, trained leadership, a unites) an hour early to get cleaned up for uay w mBgc a soup of dried peas. Lceman Parncy. Woodland; Roger Ruth Robson. The cast Includes:. nation and greater production arc T our big .supper which again was n soak them overnight and cook until Bah«. Woodland; Walter • Thomas, 29 tasty and consteted of turkey nearly tenfler with diced pork U 109 W. Apple; Robert Connelly. 625 Willo Hampton ns Blanche, n flow- ‘ "Whereas, proposals are being 2t w th all the trimmings. - • - At Uwd salt pork, very lean). Then E Thom; Leon Wilcox. Delton; ‘v eirl: Rn«rr Bennett ns Paul, a ■ made to substitute civilian author-J .Rnno'h 1 night we had a free show so. all in atm diced onion and potatoes mid Mrs. Forrest Smith. 1020 S. Mont­ French Poilu- fpanlev Hridleman as By for military nnd naval planning i Ottosen 4 all. we had a rather nice time all season your favorite way and finish gomery; Mrs. Victor l.undstrum. Fred nnd E”"lish Tnmmv; and and direction of war strategy and, .Kenyon <C> 2 by ourselves.. cooking This mode a delicious and Vermontville. Garrison **rlvin Hanvind as Gerald, an Eng- "production has been retarded by a ■ Three medical patients were dis- llsh lieutenant. 1 >'°“ ,x »“w **»• Inexpensive soup. Coleman ' short work week and the lc*s.s of 3 ited the capital of our island and it ... cliargcd during the week'. Eugene Keeler An optlonnl neo meeting wn« held many thousands of man days 3 is a lol bettet than Uie- rest of the Something ____ . betcha—When Phil Johncock, Cloverdale. Baby Rober­ in the vvmnasium Friday. Feb. 12 through strikes In defense indusTownsend „ townsThere are several white peo• — • -•• Spltalny's all-girl orchestra and all­ ta Hollenbeck, Bunfield, and Grant tyster Schilling nrted as master of ■ tries during 1942: and Ayres HASTINGS PHONE — 2115 0 pie there and Just to see them helps girl chorus all get lhe giggles at Brown "Whereas, thc war will be shortEight babies, one boy and seven ceremonies and the student bodv 0 us out. The trip to and from there once. I bet Mr. Spitalny wishes lie Bush his vim and vigor as a . ened and lives saved by loyally sup­ 0 was filled with thrills and beautl- were a plumber or truck driver. girls, were bom during the past welcomed Puller cheer leader. The band plgyed sev- ■ porting our Commander-In-Chief ( 54 ful scenery. The thrills came when week. Tlie parente of the boy. bom Patsy and one girl chum can giggle 24*6 12 Totals we were travelling through the the whole family out of thc iuiu.se. Feb." 11. are Mr. nnd Mrs. William Greenville T mountains on very narrow roads one by one. and think ot Uiat poor . Cappon of Woodland. Girls were Plaver 2 and also ones that were filled with man with his unrationed supply. >ly. bom to the following: Sgt. ana Schrader 5 curve*. Sometimes I think wc were ’Mrs David Leary. Hastings. R. 2. Cornwell , « a little scared instead of thrilled. ' Something pitiful — The Casaf ■ Feb. 9; .... Mr. and Mrs. Frank KauffWeber *- The 1 h. scenery In In the mmintnlna u-n« mountains was I bianco delegates took some bananas Inan. Alto. Feb. 13; Mr. and Mrs. Van Allen <C> sI very beautiful and reminded me of back I to England »n.r after -H. lhe ^vmr.rconfer­ Ly|c ComU. Cloverdale. Feb. 10;Mr. Foster ence and a little four-year-old re-; nnd nno Mrs, Mls, Dewayne ^cwayne Greenfield. urernnea. Hasmsupper California and Oregon, but f i Simms sure never forgot where C-was. A Ifused to eat ono because she didnt tlngs. R 5. Feb. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Hubbs couple of times, we could look down know I what it was Do you realize Gecrgc Kel|ey. Hastings. R. 2. Feb into the ocean and see the bottom. I that mast of the babies in all EurH: Mr . ant j Mrs Clifton Baxter, Puller which is very beauUful In itself, iope under four have never had food Nashville. NashvUle. RR. 1. FVb 11; Mr. and Jensen The city wa* n little more modem for what our ch|jdren would con­ Mr... Frank Thayer. 618 E. Marshall, Johnson than thc others and of course a lot isider a decent Sunday dinner? we'll 10 8 9 28 bigger. The merchants there seemed iraise our Victory gardens, can wild Feb. 13. Total* A year's subscrltion to the maga­ Hastings; ,o --- -*-------------- missed: •» rvi.to,™ dolng thelr darnedest id Iberries and fruits from roadsides zine. "Child's Life.’’ has been do­ Lone 3. Garrison 2. to Coleman. nC'n mivni i tab evtn to putting up a 1that we formerly wasted, we'll do ^Greenville. Cornwell 2. Weber 2. couple huniburg stands which were 'with less than we thought possible, nated by Mrs. Burdette Cotarit. Guild No. 7. Mrs Clarence Tcxter.. fiimms. very well jjatronized. Just thc Iif only those poor babies can have Hasting, 15 11 12 16 M Change of scenery made me feel bet- lfood in their poor little empty tum­ chairman, donated 7 cans vegetables nnd 8 cans fruit. The.se kinr>tesses Greenville 3 7 9 9 ter. wiille here I went to mass in imies. They don't even have Hitler's are appreciated. a beautiful old cathedral, which I ।nig to chew on. INJURED IN FALL never expected to see here. In the DURFEE ON ICY SIDEWALK ■ basement they had a recreation THORNAPPLE LAKE YOUTH Hastings friends were sorry»» HORTEL KKVUYim RECEIVES CHARTER UMKltti | Mr. and Mrs. H. D. — Davit -rr-- and -r. 4 »» roo,n H*** f°r lLS where we could tlimir.l, Leslie chairman .7 ^ati£?in’?£inA h-ar Of the accident to Mrs. Me- wrtUi read, play ^ames. nnd also Leslie Hawthorne, Hawthorne chairman of of 1 ☆ With many of the once-free , B?.rch Jn,rk,y5n" r?ym7lv «»t sandwiches and get cold drinks. tlie local committee sponsoring the Sit ThomaonleMichigan t^ikc Youth Hostel * MtesSunday Mary Baulch of Battle Creek 1I.^!S 5 iX’ ?he W ■ on.^he^-!c? 1 really had u swell time, the best « today re- »?ent_ with the homc^foUu. countries of the world reduced to the back yel 51nCf having the States. of her head badlv. She was re*• - -------------------------------------------ceived the official.nm AYHvnancr Charteriur for * Mr and Mrs. Grover Brooks w •*-At present we are putting cement • e«,xcu u,cwucuu soenl Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. slavery . . .with our own Freedom to >»ercv hospital for ob- floors in our tenta, after working thecurrent yearfrom the National aervatlon. the doctor fearing she hours, ro when this Is finished our Headquarters of American Youth James limes at Portland. ★ The threatened by treacherous pagan mav have brokenher back. Several camp wlll be nearly perfect • ‘ i Hostel* at Northfield. Massachus- community meeting will be held at ,elts. Members of the committee, on the school house Thunulay evening enemies . . the birthday of the , Pot luck supper at 7:30. * Mr. and bead wounds. All hope for her CITY —TOURNAMENT -----------------------. ; whose behalf Mr. Hawthorne re-; speedy recovery. Seven five men teams will lake ceived the charter arc: Dr. Clu-i| Mrs. Basil Tobias "T.TT. spent Saturday Father of Our Country takes on a | the lanes Sunday. Feb. 21st in the rill Dunk, Dunklebergcr the Dunham FOUR PARCEL* SOLD City Tournament to try to better Hie Stipt. D A Van Buskirk. 1 rln eoeraer in the new significance. For this great district. AT SCAVENGER SALE " 2806 score set by Blir-s Tool Room Six parcels of land were offered now leading in the city series. "American birthday moves us to Hastings Ice and Fuel, Hastings the Scavenger sale on Tuesday of Piston Rings. Leonards. Perks Tav­ unanimous resolve to preserve for last week. Four were sold, the ern, Middleville and Shippers (Pis­ amount received being 1685.00. This ton Ring) will bowl at two o'clock our own land whot Washington money Ls wnt tn the slate and will and the Moose team will take the later be returned to the county and alleys at four o'clock for their teem called 'the socred fir£ of Liberty” then oro-rated to each participating events with singles and doubles ... to bring to' all the troubled taxing unit. entries. Hastings Saxons Win From ... Greenville — . „ . ... BARRY BYPATHS >7^iwat.7 ' From Flooded Well, AMERICAN LEGION WE CANT HOLD DOWN PRODUC TION BECAUSE OF ILLNESS There's a big job of turning out equip­ ment for our forces, and we can't afford to let illness stand in our way. Keep well and stay on the job. That's YOUR duty in this war! LyBARKER’S &&& Tribute to the FATHER of FREEDOM Just Good Horse Sense and Bitter Experience, Obtained at an Awful Price Should Teach us That (Real Estate is the Best Investment on Earth) Mileage Rationing Means TIRE INSPECTION To make sure that the nation's tires are properly cared far-regular Tire In­ spection by OPA Tire Inspectors is COMPULSORY! Your inspection must take place before the dead line. ery American's decoration of pa­ 6 ROOM house in 4th word, oil modern, 3 bed­ rooms, living room, dining room kitchen, and bath, big basement, has drain and shower bath in it, lot is 6 x 10 rods and garage, priced at $3,450.00. 8 ROOM house in 4th ward, all modern, has new furnace, garage, and has full lot, $3,700.00. 160 ACRE form just north of Coats Grove, lays level, good soil, large house and two barns, good outbuildings, priced at. $10,500.00. 140 ACRE form in Woodland Township, good set buildings, has electricity land A-l lays level, $15,000.00. 160 ACRE stock form just north of Coots Grove has a creek running through it, some timber full set buildings, has electricity, $10,000.00. 160 ACRE farm, new House and New Barn, land lays level, one of the very best in Woodland Township, really priced to sell ot, $16,000.00. EARL R. BOYES DRIVE IK TODAY FOR REAL ESTATE BROKER ANDRUS SERVICE • triotism—a Wor Stomp Corsage or Boutonniere! PHONE 2659 And no matter how many Bonds you've bought—-or are buying—plan right now, on Wash­ ington's Birthday, to buy more— a lot more! BUY WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS HERE - NOW I On Financial Matters See Your Banker First HASTINGS CITY BANK 'Fifly-Six Yean of Continuous Service" PHONES: 2L0S . 2108 STEBBINS BU1IDING Poy tribute to George Washington today by wearing ev­ Wc offer the following: 0866 Phone 2240 Waitings peoples of the world the blessings of Freedom. . HA.ST1NC8, ITCHHMN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1H3 > that no of original and sand to save. For score was the highest in tlie Co. I’m boys to try to keep track cf all of likes tha army and says they have iuer. W« some reason that recalls lo mind not trying lo brag but I am kinds thtan. Thanks again. wonderful food. HU address u— — - | tlie plolet who wired. “Sighted deme. proud of it. । Sincerely. PTC. Ray C. Ourd 86158644 — ..u. <jated samel") Wayne Well I did better oq mall today. There* lou this week *0 to th# Maintenance Co. (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1> Harold Helsel who left In Jan. U I got 4 letters. 3 this morning and I Pint Special Service Force ._*w» faaha*:—Albert McIntyre. 1? Another interesting letter cAme to This motplng I Mra. Leon WlUsay from her brother yr. old son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie stationed al Atlantic City. N. X Ad­ Uils afternoon Port William H. Harrison. Helena. Montana. • Mclrttyre of R 1. I* studying to dress and birthday Harold? John heard from Earl Lewis, Mrs. Shul|< who lived with the Willacy* for a -------------Johnny s ---------mother) she — sent — me irthday—July 5thJRay Is 24) qualify for a petty officer rating in i at Delaware, OhioI and Hollis Iren- -I--------- ’- — . lime after they came to Hastings. Hie gangs addresses. Tills This Tlie other son U Royce 21 WS, 1 tne commissary branch of the U. S hath arc both flying Cadets now. some of tlie ho ha* been in service since No- Navy. He’s enrolled at the Unlver- Where arc you stationed now Hol- afternoon 1 got one from Marjorie No Africa <■ n>v» naa inr iiMt -ember He said it wm tough to :*hy of WIs for his work. (Keep u* Us. since you left Detroit last week.’ Dryer. ;i«n> 10 «**• ord«rs wllh » smile lasted. --— Al.)»A lctteLt>BB 5°"? though ,ri,ln Daddy. I am very ashamed to adDec Jlst. 1943 tnmafiav but b« hB> ,or <ls*- 61,1 Royw;’ Edward — Lewis,. who —— was —« ■ mn Edward Bruiser Brinker is is going going io lo uiuiGun- — Corp. -------Howard mil n it uuv but II IUIKU4 forgot tout your mruioar Birthday SisterLeo*on?"How you stuff a tarkey^P" spent con-Uderable time in the ner> ...., school. uHe 1. is very enthusiastic 1 UOUllrtM) “°un,^d In ‘.n N Naur ,ew rsnlnaa 9u'|}eB In *1} D^' Ctaa.m1”': entirely. —o_ So for .— now.7. 111 just wish Dearest How are you. fine I hope. I’m aorbut that wlll have to wait until all aLur OR ^Savs abQUl lue ,L,Ty nI^ ^HnudB H5 .wen* y0U t?,ry H,ppy ®lrthdBy ,I'U 7- ry I couldn’t write and tell you more es, that he was plessed as put.... day to run across an Automa«»u3ie» nui —U|n made b 'Sa™ ■” Oie : UwlaWilcox when thaR I mailman (To Junior: ..................... .. png Corp. ’'Proni jnjr'»mK ’SS*1l«ii .®!'1 we«k v.. tj ’ „„„ ............ » 1 00016401 )'*“■ e 0M y<*»» tuning HU and M kno<r whal mean t*. "2ld' ’Bd wluT'pnd" Henry at Oreal La'kea ltiLM 1tnUnl 1|f food fDOd n ’1t so “ F 00*1, but bul 1 es 1 know roomujn now. out 1 lokl wasn stood can't comoddvJ had foruotten li entln-lv "L. !cau*c we've heard from Bob Rourii -in your • date" v Sgt. Leo Robert Ourd about rain and mud where you are. I CO. H. 20th MP. Bn which Is— ' Edward Brinker S 2c 1 MJJLT.C.. Fort Riley. Kan*. rand Dale did his*stuff — double por, NOB Bermuda BWI Birthday—Oct 17th <27 your next; Pvt. Royce Ourd !::;s ' £°_E .?“.r.d ^5*° Q*818: ”° S' c o Postmaster FTh^Iroond mn h Ray who ally rilled up Whirr. rrmln<u ur, --c. -I7U,— - ■ ------- '-------el me do« end leu you enel we New York City. NY । the —wo fina "mW. pic—Ic— , , menu —ur .1 saw as .... —Feb. llth ' )e other day wc we saw two . ... .L we landed. You will be *urhad all kind* of training since he Birtiiday Birthdav-Feb. 13th’” Birthday—Aug. 15th ires of Dale’s brother Bob (you're I ,1 don t think I would like the new p,ired I know u II b not all des­ We’ve seen several group pictures tures Harold Ourd at home wlll be 18 inured service a year ago He's bozo, tbne schedule very well. Did the a* you probably think. think- As we a good looking boro, fellow) who is 'v— — — . . . been In five different camps, has in December next year. He work* of you fellows at Fort Custer taken in. thc Navy serving somewhere ____ e.^__ in ihnrx rhanifi«HFh rF.e. enKnnlel I. fort as -J .. .. . ..... _e.____-shops change with the sciwoU? slghted land it looked like all moun­ B parachute jumps and now U for farmers and raises hogs and either tlie first or second day after the Atlantic. your «core board electrictains'as all of the coast of Africa you could call a "super Cofn- does trapping on thc side Two oth­ you arrived Your uniforms look Paul Rose, son of Mrs. N. B. Rose Your Lortng Son. o". Wlille stationed at San er boys and a girl at home iiave good—they vem to fit—you heard watoia s ren and no vegatatlon at all. Then Arizona, he risked his life by---collected -------- ---------scran....and— they -------are still about lhe fellow gelling his clothes of 720 N. Church street write*, that __________ _ ____ as wc came Into the harbor we saw from the Sgt. and everything he put he has received many letters from ing into a canal where there — collecting more;they theym*_bu> all buy •—-------’f w*war r Joseph Wayne Bump A.R.M. 3c a bunch of small fishing boats with were churning pump*, to save a lit- stamps with what tjiey earn. Mr. G. on was a perfect fit—the Sgt. un­ Hustings friends and wishes to ’ Y B. School thank each one for remembering I little sail masts And a man stand­ Custer and Mrs. ile girl who had fallen in the water ‘works ~:±c al ct Fort Ftrt Cuctcr end M. “. O O. believing said. "Great Guns man. Naval Air Station [,.him and that will answer every-1, Norfolk. Va. ing up rowing it. Qee. did they look — — ------— he — --------------He received » medal from Washing- docs laundry from lhe near by You must be deformedr* Thanks to George Finaleton for one as soon as he has time He says. Ion for •V, this IIU* act nti of ui bravery UTMvery and. auu. he nc Coast uuua. Guard vutuu Camp vamp at in Pine «-.<«- lake, mkc. • i.hhm mj kjcw.hg « .U. w..v a.a o ..uu. I Februarv 11 1943 little after seeing big boats for so -1 _ IR __ __________ .. -I. T flnl.K. H n,,, long. Then we got Into the harbor broudly idly wears weuzu a x fine fine wrtrt wrist wdleh watch «Incidentally '.Inrldrntul!;-she canned cuuncd600 f"1quart* ----- — ,thc V-letter Christmas card ra pic- "WeU. I have finished my target :2-lly which •- ’lhe he child* parente parents gave to lo of of fruits fruits and and vegetables vegetables last U~. year --------> turc taken of a Christmas card on a shooting and I only lacked one pointi -n,. judi. ha* me suaiuine to as deeper and we could tell there was , i zi ThU I=l!7 "We are V-letter) it Ju*t arrived. -A darn of being an expert rifle man. As it ]lul address you Regardlew grass on the mountains, but no film »* a small token of their grat- This family calmly. saw, n*v write* n..rir»« ihiit trvlnff to In do da our nur share share" A- long *——— as -- sensible idea that, even for peace is I will get a medal for sharpshoot- ihoufih M w whether It li; mister or la. Ray thatH.. he ha. has aa hlo big trying ". As to do before liecomes home. America has you and families like time—buy one card—take picture* er anyway. I will make you proud Mr, vour CO]umn u . hin hit it Next we could see tlut buildings ______________________________ :___________________ I______________ 1__________________________________ -of me after all. I hope. Tomorrow re keen and they were beautiful pieces of 11 start shootin? wooden airplanes. ?«£ Of eacti othe? It is flight? architecture and not Utile dobey huts ' draw t*hem*throuah 'the air like re^l easy ,O ,lve lhc sn,nc bft*c wlth a*’ I had them pictured in my mind. Trt?evr«h^dvt|ho kJfnwHireJ °ne ot your buddies right next door Although they arc pretty badly run 1 vTiL I “nd 001 knOWBb0Ut 11 unUI *°me" doa-n. but from a tilstancc It was anrfXJ to h!^m?d ,,nW B,l*r yOU h“VB Un Now wUh really the most beautiful sight I ■?l dnJ^ ni21ivl ImJ^" lhC he,p 01 y0Ur «»>»“«« « Rlvc* «* have ever seen. at once cause Im pretty busy. Q chance to look up a fellow if we Then we landed and my mind Pauls address is— happen to hit his base. From the changed a little. The streets arc | Pvt. Paul L. Rose letters appearing in your column I very dirty and muddy now. but this gather that I’m not the only one to A6N 36415335 On Tha Homa Front s.’aijg£‘j3',srL.“i»5“»j s e as. K Studebaker tells how to keep your ' car healthy on a GET UP-TO-THE-MINUTE INFORMATION FREE TUDEBAKER dealers have received new service in­ structions direct from thc factory that enable them to help you get the best possible performance out of your car under mileage rationing* It’s essential to the nation's war effort that cars them­ selves be conserved as well as the tires they roll on and this means regular maintenance and lubrication as well as pains­ taking inspection service. Studebaker dealers wiil-gladly advise you on what to do to keep.vour car from wearing out before its time and to prevent it from performing unevenly. And you place your­ self under no obligation bv consulting any Studebaker dealer on your driving problems. S Thousands of Cham- SIL 'b. GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO HASTINGS । Fort Lewis. Washington. । Birthday—Jan. 18th Here are some excerpts of a hHnful W bEhem 'lanuiiv like those dreary wet fall i ter from— . ■ h I rresi^rtihsrinrati^Tv1^’««* Bt home (In good old USA. I Harold J. Sherman A£. think? a^oth tS?J‘nuinL^ri m2 ‘he most wonderful place In the «m, Co 1920 Camp Green Bay thank* a lot. . down from Jacksonville so you sec f jJfnch°P,9tvanish Vnd* Arab Great Lakes. III. Birthday—Nov. 1st. .... *.v5.n ha.. his _ hands J they arc dirty. Tlie French are Feb. 6. 1943 ^dn^XSSFi Yell^cSSS and - c.e.„ T out tney are not too the cleanest but they- are not loo Dear Folks and Kids: ulcuu rl^ht tUw — . wwi siMToarwirh^ canl• D-.1 8et WeU it’s Sat nftemoon and the : ---------------- -- ------- "•••*» weather is terrible, thev. are giving of hb change so the mail sent there any thing to do with. The money here Is French and uv the last part of the afternoon dff “»?“«>» ch“n,?clM.5A -------- ------------ ...— . u..._ .------------ though he was still there. After the they call it franc. There are 75 b oo to 9:30. a so •post — office — has .sent .......... II...over — to his frano 10 lhe -American dollar. They | guard at 6:00 ' We went on the rifle range this 0,d barracks and it has been refused | are rather funny about our money; forenoon it wasT about the mw three or four time, they decide , they call money deniro and It is pleasant forenoon I have spent here '!2ay^, hB' m0VBd: On<- ,hln’ very 5CBrce UU yoU.!?S? of 1 am going to try to get my target ,h1ou«h. regardless of how long it wages they get *0 you will know why to send lujme to you; anvway my 5akCBuI ve recelved everything that . a laborer gets about 5 or 6 franc an score was a 180 out of a ‘ possible has been sent to me. Which ju*t hour. That is a real big pay. A first 1200; the highest ever shot on the KJ**’ V™?0 ^ys lhf 5lasa niechanlc gets about 8 to 12 range was 191 I don’t know vet °I,lc.et '«ve a lot of patience and franc an hour. That is about 54c I whether I was highest or not. I am j*r»istance. A* far as I tn concerned 1 for 8 hours work and thc mechanic । yoing to get the Co. average and the I '*! Yh“,Job I 8eU “b°ul. .75c foL® hourshigh score before I send this. 1 n?! £ ‘,^5 p Wt 8 !”®,9ey huh! Ha! They don l have I Sorneuv Wmu. .e,h.a Some sav K it »> was because we nad , ".u-r. C;,..... ’ „ , »am iowsna»w, a good rifle that three of us fellows JI1"1, j ,™, have any wap at nil They go crazv from Michigan got such Cood scores. i f I f.or cl|f and «ndy a>,d for H “■> Wesley Palmer n kid from around it4 ' lhc llnlc grow “ll klnd* of Saginaw shot right after I did and B0‘n' !o mptal»mlth «eh~>i st-------------------u------------------ ------• scored 170. then Howard Counterl man from Detroit shot a good 173 though so maybe I’ll run into him very poor now. At one time they *o wc had a pretty good average around here. Be used to save the were very pra.perous Banner for me while I wa> down for us three fellows from Michigan. there. Tlie folks wanted to send me Write as soon as you can and let They just posted thc rifle scores the Banner but I’ve been hoping I me know how you are. You can send .and thc Co average was 93 and my would get to a permanent base be­ mo anything that won’t spoil like fore long so I thought it would be hard candy, cig., SOAP ‘laundry and toilet both I need this worse than better to waitWc >ere sent here from Jackson­ anything.) There are so many ville for 5 special tralnin: and have things I can tell you it would lake completed our course: now we are all my stationary to tell you. so will waiting for our orders to move close for this lime and write more again. It doesn’t look like we will thc next time. I want you without fail to buy me be going to any more schools right away so our next base will no doubt a Spanish-English and Englishbe a permanent one. Moet of us are Spanlsh Dictionary and mall it a* pretty anxious io gel moving m> wc soon as you get this letter . can see just What Ls In the offing. By By The training we have had is with a Love Bobie new type equipment and we will no My new address: doubt work with it here in the I Pvt. Hobart E. Hinkson. 16070732 Slates for some time before giving A.P.O. 600. c/o Postrn»«ter lit a real test. When I started thte letter I Wedding bells are nlaytng a march thought it would be .just a short soon for Beatrice Tuckerman who note but it has turned out to be left IhLv week for Atlantic City to more of a gab feet. I wanted you to meet and marry 2nd Lt. Arland F know that I get a kick out of your Martin. M>n of Mr. and Mra Howard column and appreciate the fart that Martin of Dowling. Wc can’t throw you take interest enough in the the confetti and rice from here but PHONE 2101 Wl K!xs' u"'; “<■ w Mister Farmer! you can Repair you fa*v» a shower of our good wish­ Are you flattened tn one of those es Ju*t the same. swank hotel*. Bob? Another lovely war- bride, Marte Private Rusaell M. Teegardln Eggleston, said ."I do" to Lieut. A SK. 36183506 Wayne Plnkbelner Saturday night c/o Postmaster and away they flew for a brief hon­ eymoon-on their way to Arkansas where Wayne is stationed. Dan Cu­ pid has a heavy schedule these day* Pvt. Max Teegardln Keystone Radio Schools and 1* constantly on thc wing to keep pace with young folks who wait Class No 21 Highland Hell on Uncle Sam’s furlough* instead Hollidaysburg, Pa. of on Cupids whims. Birl Eggleston These brothers are sons ot Mr. and who had bean at Camp Ouster Just Mn. L J. Teegardln. 730 E. Madi. ------------------------ _ —. .leave ------ । I when Bre ihe(r birthday* Mrs four day* was granted a -i short to attend hl* sister's wedding (Il wm Earl and Rusall Shellenbarger Instead of "Bay it with Flower*" (In lhe Navy) who want to Chicago Willard Gardner jiul "Said II." tlie weekend before they left tb haye one last fling and we felt a kindred spirit With these two lads m they who Ilves vlx miles south of Hmtold about their spree for we'd have tinga. He talked to his brother Bob done the''j*me thing ourself.) Good (Robert Charles) who left the fol­ wishes to you Lieut, and Mrs. lowing day for Fort Custer. (Bob U Flnkbeiner.\ now on Ills way to another camp, Jack Larkih and Trevor VanHou­ address unknown" is yet.) You ten. both Navy, were home this timed your'xall perfectly Willard weekend. Trevor iia* two more weeks and Ute folks said the phone con­ training at the Ford-Naval School nection wm perfect and It was good In Detroit then heli take off again to hear your voice. We’ve a hunch Do you remember Ted Zates, the that feeling was mutual, ehl Wil­ good looking, blond fellow with the lard's addre*| Is — PJ’.C. Willard Henry Gardner. neat car who was around here for a couple years wltan lie wm em­ Fort Lewi*. Washington ployed at the Yankee Springs projiN-t« (The girls will rememixr u you Birthday—March 31tl .emma don OU..U «au oc >..*.* .wu(L<1 U* k.n0Woy°UJ Rddre« wh*” fellows ’t) Well he U a 1st lleutenant stationed in Arkansas and you *rrive too Bob.) ... In (Frw— narEx last, nrwklr wfixti ' * ' he wm In Kalamazoo on leave. He married a Kazoo girl. 36421850 CA. 320th Inf. Camp San Lui* Obispo, Califanil a Young Pal and Phil Hecox had Valentine Greetings from Masters Gordon and Jimmy Fisher who were Pvt. Winn Green 36421820 proud to write their playmate*, that Oo. (J. 7l»t Bn 15th Reg their Dad. Lt. Gordon Fisher. Is Camp Robinson. Ark. XJ. S. Army. Bstallon Surgeon at hl* camp in How goes it Winn. Doni forget the Misstelppi. letter you’re going to write, give tu Pvt Bernard Hammond, son of all the dope, you know. "First Hand Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hammond, is Chatter In Army Patter." attending an Army cocking school, for a period of at least two month*, Pvt. Cloo E. Card at Camp McCoy. Wte. Hi* new adCd. A. 41Hh Inft. Regt. , A>X>. 103 1 Pvt. Bernard Hammond llth 36417398. LSS.. Bide. 2532, Pvt George Converse Camp McCoy, Wl*. Mill C.M T Matnt. Co. Don Welfare, who won so many Camp Sibert, Ala. track honors at H.H.S.. ha* arrived at San Luis Obtepo, California. Birthday—Aug. 17 Don’s wife (nee Elaine Winslow, be­ Pvt. Robt. Bhellenbarger fore their marriage Christmas Eve) ei.t c- er ew wn works at the telephone office say* Don wa* lucky to get a warmer ell- ■ mate location but it's pretty tar Away. Den’s brother Carl, is sta- Birtiiday—July 31 tinned In the west, somawitere In i Pvt. Don O. Reid tne Rocky Mountain region. We received report* that lhe fel-, 604 Tech. Sell. Sqdn. Flight 2% low* who left on Tue*day for Fort St. -Petersburg. Fla. ™ , ■ Custer were on their way to other -- ------ --- rr; camp* by Saturday Let us know ““J®,5??1 *Vtn ?*f.k PlpshrtorL or when and where you arrive. Wonder 2V‘"r£“,ow’ tnm honw if you Freeport lads who were In down your WBy Dfni7 that group will slay together. It i Lt. James N. Valentine, wus pretty swell of Evart Ardis 'Freeixirt Bupt. of School) and your ; or. No. 5 Flight 36 Brks 21-A. Adv. Cadet Det. otiter teacher Mr Hardy, to come A.Af Nav. School . over to see you off, wasn't it? We Monroe, La. agree with what one of you said at Birthday—March 2nd lhe US.O. room that morning. "This Ardis is a good guy I" Suppose Gay­ Pvt. James F. Carpenter lord Whitney, who was there tn bld Co "D”, 62 Tng. Bn. vnu all adieu, i* now in lhe Corn «lh Tng. Regt B. I. Guards. He said ho was leaving tha t Platoon next day. Can just *ae the girl* ey­ Camp Joseph T. Robinson. Ark. ing him -with admiration as he V S. Army . swagicrs along in his uniform. Birthday—Mar. 28th. "What a man Whitney!" that* what theyll say. Pvt. Georte Belson. 36415327 Lt. and---Mr* Brooks have named , Hdq Co . 3rd.Bn. 1.30th Inf. ----------- ----- - ----------------ther new daughter Nancy Kay all | A P.O 33. Fort Lewis. Washington 6', pounds ot her as ahc..flirtdks HI Oeoruel we hear you’ve been a dou-n to concentre* on eating and bit under the weather. Olad you’re ------- I— for V— the ------------ ------------,OK now Bpt aeoqte wou^d sleeping next few month*. Now for a* many addresses as , plenty pleased to thank the poatpossible— man for lota of mall from home , Pvt Lewis Wilkins । while he’s building up to top notch .36415312 . lA"*ln. We'll all be writing you fellWVCamp Macey, Texas Birthday—June 16 Here’s a correction for vour book— Pvt. Gerald Anders 38179770 A P O. No. 637 PJ’C. Charles P. Bantc* 20th Tech. Sch. Sqd. c/o Pnetmaster. New York City; H. V. I Lowrey Field. Denver. Colorado. Heard about your promotion Char­ | Another New* Flash: —Larry les. so giving your address with the Moore is in the hospital with meas­ les. We’re getting a number of these special P.F.C. I reports and we’re beginning to won­ Bob Moore who enlisted a long der if that is thc only way you fel­ time ago jra* called about two week* low* can figure out to look over the ago and has not been classHied m nurses. You've sot to do better than yet—lite address te— . । that, mteter. They tell us you are Pvt. Robert G Moore i claaalfled M.a navigator—all of you 582nd Tech. School Sqd. I bovs s«mn to like to hear how the Flight P.B.T.C. No. 4 other lellow* are classified. We'll try Miami Beadi. Fla. (Continued on page 7. Sec. 2) BUY WAR BONDS and . . . Remodel your Buildings! MILK-IT'S A MAN'S DRINK gone from Washington to local De­ your buildings in good partment of Agriculture Boards and As far the financing ... if you need Here's the drink for the men in your family!’ Grade A milk helps build their muscles, gives them added energy and pep. It pleases their taste for a flavor­ ful drink. . Order Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk today . . . it's good and good for your family! to us: if building is needed for a farm­ help the Hastings Building and Loan SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it a? your grocers To wve moterial for our armed forces, with materials that ARE available. construction has had to be limited on Don't wait till major replacements are the home front. necessary. But the word has Prompt repairs will keep condition. er to meet his 1943 Food for Freedom will lend yo uthe money and you can goal, he gets it. So list your needs and repay in make needed ments. repairs PROMPTLY regular monthly HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4 Qc I O WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. 9 STEBBINS BLDG. MEMBER Fl H. I. B. RHONE 2503 CHICKING ACCOUNTS WAR SAVINGS BONDS BANK MONEY ORDERS install­ See us for complete details. OUR SERVICIS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Pbont 2451 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Huunjr SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES For rent qt $2.50 ond govemincnt tax—in our fine safety deposit vault. Get one today for your war Bonds and other valuable papers. NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MIMBIK FIDIMAl KISIKVC SVSTIM AND FIOHAL DtrOSIT INS. CORF. �THE HABTDfGS P.UfNtfc TttWtHV FFBRr.ARY 11 1H1 ’■Mn. Edie Staufer of Vermontville family spent Sunday with Mr. and Wm Hutchens und Mre. Mildred 1133—Don Smelker: 1935—Bernard I 11:30 A M. Morning Worship. Scr- Pleauni Valley 1 :mon by Pastor Worship ’ I nil •day ‘were Wednenday afternoon gueats Mra. Watt Thomas of South Bowne Thaler Sunday evening and *“ Fighter. tdccrasedL Robert Bough- ' Some orchids are at 11:00 A.M. Sunday School I ............. her; 1938—Vernon Thompson. Rog- , Monday. pendent upwi certain of Mrs. EHb Catt. * Mr. and Mrs. * Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clinton Lcyendecker. Marshall Seger; 7.00 P M. Chrbtlan Endeavor. Top­ 8 M P M. Christian Endeavor ; Ruination and can grmr 1937—Clarence Surrarrer. Lawrence ।ic: 'How Christ Build', a World of Semiah Seese and Mrs. Adah Mot- of Hastings were Sunday guests of Duration Club To Meet 8:00 PM. Tuesday Prayer Meetwhere the to insect* live. Mt. und Mra. Harold Aid tic hand Wieland, William Boughner, Albert Brotherhood". . Leader: Jim Yonkers. Dean Overholt of Grund Rapids were Sunday dinner guest Tlie Duration Club will meet ...__ _ -teitn. . I 8:00 P-M- Evening Service. Earl Ing. was a Satutday evening caller of _.. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley. Keim of family. * Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Bur- Wednesday. February 24 in the Li­ Harcroft: 1938—James Humphrey. Rev. and Mn. Griffin. * Mr. and ClarluvIUc. vMiner '1"— uKing '1"" spent the Sras called on Rev. and Mrs. L. M brary Rooms. Letters from the boys Charles Brechelsen, Gerald Forbey. Sease. Evangelism Superintendent James Cool-. 1939-Wraley Blough. lurkey of. Hastings Saturday after ­ are read at each .meeting, so if you weekend with Mr. and Mrs Harry Mra. George Post ot Hastlncs called Oliver of Ortonville. * Mra. Forrest noon. > Mr*. Cora WtUtney and „ aTC „ iri „ UU1. ,„ jr.. Ronald Follis. Paul Burkey. Bobi ।of the Barry County Christian En­ Pocket Gophers have a ,„ letter from a boy in the w aervon their aunt, Mrs. Ida Payna Sat- Buehler ___ An average chair contains M spent .from Wednesday un­ Doris of Woodland wertf Sunday u0 that will be intr:rating to the Whitney. Eugene Guernsey, John ,deavor Union will be the guest Pocket gophers derived their ’ urday. * Mr and Mrs. V. L. Wol-—W-Sunday with her husband at Ai- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Ken club wln yau plrlLM. brlng u ftl the Eish; 1940—Bernard Preston: 1941 »peaker at Ulis service name because of their very large ’ hardwood to make lhe stock — Elwin Wood. Reuben Fish. Lyle Braendle and family. * Cadet Keith next nm-llm ? : 7:00 P.M. Thursday Prayer Mee»cott of Lansing spent Saturday and legan. * Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Culcheek pouches. Newton. Merle Surrarrer. Charles Catt ot New York is a patient In the ’ -----------1 ink. ’ ■ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. R, Wol- ver entertained Sunday with a famWord cott. * Mr. and Mra. LeVant New- ily dinner in honor of the birthday hospital with the measly * Mr. Word llaA ha* been reeelVK receivedl that that Blough. Richard Blough; 1942—Don -------- Eiwwl Yoder. Del win Hut-1 ton of Plainwell were Sunday din- anniversary of her daughter, MU.s and Mt*. Iran IX-nl^ and family Qjenn Frederickson underwent an -Preston, ner guests of Mr. and Mra. Nell Frances Biggs of Nashville. The and Mra. Minnie Harper of Alto, operation at William Beaumont e*»ena. and Max Jttce of Dearborn were Orn erai Ho ’ pital.-El Paso. Texas. To-----The foilwing boys attended Free­ Newton nnd family. * Mr. and Mrs. auests present were: Mr. and Mra. Sunday dinner gurats of Mra^Mina wJlrt rlth to write to him. hi* port High School, but did not grad­ Eugene D. Schantz of Grand Rap* *Donald Bothard of Nashville. Mrs. Dfnbe * Mrs. Robert Camubrh of a(1(hrlts b M |ollw, olenn L uate: Ravmond Lewis. Raymond ,ids a. — -------------—of . a adaughter .—oenevteve Strubblc, and Bob Car­ are the parents >iint spent from Friday until SunFr.-derickson, William Beaumont penter of Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Bunn. Glenn .Murphy. Wilson. Elaine Louise, born December 30. day with her parents. Mr and Mra. Hav «!.h h,r Mr .nrf M,, General Hospital. Ward 10. El Paso. Claude Walton, local, and daugh ­ Guernsey. Lewis Guernsey. Max Mrs Schan'z Ls the former Alice Mackey. Willis Thompson. Gaylord Kunde. * Word has been received ter Mra. Robert Campbell of Flint. Claude Walton mid family. * Mr. Texas. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and schedule or lets federal • This year it is more important than ever be­ Mrs Floyd Walton of South Bowne. Whitney. that Hugo White. Lyle Newton, and INCOME TAXES Denny spent Sunddy with Mr. nnd A C OO o ’ clock dinner will be served nnd Mrs. Ivnn Roush, local, were Reuben Fish are now stationed In fore that income taxes be paid promptly. If you California. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Ken Grand Rapids shoppers Friday * Mrs. Henrv Thompson of South Thursday at the twine of Mr. nnd Freeport Methodist Church do not''have enough money put..aside—to pay Bowne. Other guests were Alice Mrs. Archie Wood in honor of the Mr. mid Mrs.-Clare Bassett and fam ­ Smelker and Emily spent Thursday Everett M. Love, pastor your taxes.^.get in touch with us for on income evening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank ily of Irving were Sunday guests of Gardner and Every Lowe also uf birtlidny anniversary of Archie and Morning Worship 11:00 Sermon: Thompson and Denny. * pvt. Char­ Mr. nnd Mrs. George Bassett. « Mis* Routh Bowne * Mr and Mrs. Glenn in honor of Pvt Ewlln Wood who "God Needs Laymen.” tax loan. Pay'your taxes and get them off your ineosit no or­ b ua«nts rr > - l-s Blouah of Fort Custer spent Evelyn Overholt of Battle Creek Kellogg wrne Sunday guests of Mr. h j)oine on furlough About thirtymind . . . repay us>nQritfi1y! is pfndetiU Hon, Two nnd Mrs. Robert Glasgow and fmnfive relatives und friends are exSunday School 12:00 . spent the weekend with her parents. Sunday with his parents. Mr. and TAX TAX TAX TAX Mrs. pecu-d * At the Farmers Co-opCarlton Center Methodist Church Mrs Jesse Blough. * Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Overholt. * !1Y cf D°wllnK * Mr Loans in Small Amounts or up to $300 ■ sn *1,000 Clare Payne of Climax spent the ( . rn tive Creamery Annual business Mra. Irma Brown spent Thursday Fred Cool of Pleasant Valley were Morning Worship 10:00 130 . Cash Advanced For All Worthy Purposn. Several Loan Sunday School 11:00 Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. nnd Friday nt the home ot her weekend with their mother. Mrs. meeting which was held in the K P 3 30 ./ t C2 1 soo Plans Available, Induding Straight Signatsre Loam, A We hope, to *ee many people in D. Coo). * Raymond Wieland of daughter. Mra. Glenn Miller of Has­ Ida Pavne * Mr and Mrs. Ray Wle- h«11. February 3rd. lhe following too ICOO No Embarrassing Inquiries Made Of Friends, Relatives land and family called on their officers wereelected. Alec Wlnater. tings. * Mr. and Mrs. Howard De’ North Manchester. Ind., was a week­ church next Sunday who under War 230 103 37 a'ooo 273 ISO 73 "i"i3 end guest of his parents. Mr. and Mond of Woodland, and Mr. and daughter Mral Karyi Livingston and president; and Paul Brodbeck. John Time found It inconvenient to at­ —I 0 a.aoo HO 177 Mrs. Ray Wieland and family. * Mra. Claud Mead local visited Ar­ family of. Clarksville Sunday. * lawyer. Alvin Helrlglr. and Wlll tend regularly before. . ■1 2 SOO 3S7 21S 147 Sundav dinner guests ot Mr. and n n >u thur Jones of Grandville Sunday. * Mrs. George Nelson and Mn Glenn ’ VA 260 117 a.eoo IBS ’----------- Kellogg were Hastings visitors Mon­ Mr. nnd Mra. Leon Henney of Grand Mrs. Claude Walton and family weie Church of the S23 221 IBS 2 S00 2S7 Seniors to Present Play 101’4 W. STATE STREET PHONE tlU 237 day afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs. Cle­ Rapid.’, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mrs. Rob’rt Campbell of Flint, nnd 3.000 S73 32S 101 United Brethren In Christ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Do you like to have lun? Would W. Msks Incon, Txx Load Up T 1300 ment Mend and sons were Sunday Roush, Mr. and Mra. Victor Henney Miss Evelyn Thompson of ClariesE.B. Griffin D. D. Pastor guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bird Shel- and daughter Joan, and Mrs Agnes ville. * Elwood Yoder has been you like to see a comedv play that Freeport ’ ienbarger of Hastings. * Mrs. Rob­ Thompson of Hastings came with transferred from Fort Custer to just suit* vour taste? Well then, you 10:30 AJd. Sunday School ert Falconer of Hastings spent Sat­ well-filled baskets to help Mrs. Mary Camp Gordon. Georgia. * Mrs Bcs- are cordially Invited to attend he urday and Sunday with Miss Eve­ Henney celebrate her birtliday an­ ale Fox of Hastings was a Friday annual Senior play to be presented lyn Fox. ★ Mr. and Mrs Austin niversary, Sunday evening. ★ Mr. overnight guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Al- Wednesday evening. February ?4th. Rosenberger of Clarksville were and Mra. O. H. Fausey, who are em­ l«n Fish. She nbo culled on Mr. and in the 1OOF Hall. The name of this Saturday evening supper guests of ployed in Muskegon Heights, spent Mr.«. Frank Dorr during the evening, umelv comedy Is “I’m In Thc Army Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenberger thc weekend nt their home near * Milton Buehler Ls sii-ndlng from Now". In case the title oi the piny fl»d Marvin * Pvt. Willis Hutchens Freeport. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Allen RUh Sunday until Wednesday at the H. 'might round misleading. Mr. Albert. - - --- hastrnX ----------- --------------the author to assure— us that• of Lake Ponchtraln. New Orleans. were Wednesday dinner guests of A. Thompson home in Grund Rap- -• La. Ls home on a few days furlough. Mr. and Mra. L. A. Seger of Grand ids * Robert Newton was on the h's new enmedv is not a war plav— * Mr. nnd Mrs. Herrick of Battle Rapids. Other guests present were sick list last Friday and Saturday. fnr from it! Rather, it Li a modem Creek nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ralph At- Mrs. George Woidring nnd daughter * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bunn re­ comedy about an average family and l-e nnd family of Gull lake were Mrs. Henry Lenson of Holland, and ceived word that their snn Raymond it Is packed with iauiAter. When Sunday dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Seger of Grand Rapids. lias been promoted to thc rank of the curtnin rises on "Um In The Mrs. John McCue. Little David Al­ * Mr. and Mrs Otto Kunde were Sgt. in the U. S Arm'’ He is still Army Now"! and you- become acice. who has been spending the pgst Sunday callers nt the home of Mr. stationed in the Hawaiian blanch ounintrd with thc various characttwo weeks with his grapdirarepts. and Mra. John Collar ot Middleville. * Mrs. Frank Thompson and Denny tors in lhe nlay you will think to returned home with hLs parents. * * Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler and called on Mrs. Ralph Moore amt yourself. “Why. I know somebody Mr. and Mrs. Buel Sisson enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thaler were a family reiuilon Sunday with the Sunday dinner guests ot Mr. nnd Christian Endeavor held their busl- and known the people who go to e'cnption of 1st Lt. Carl Edmonds Mra. William MLihler and Gwendo­ make up the family that Mr Aland o< e great-grandchild, one year lyn of South Bowne. * Miss Frances thv Bonn ln«t Wednesday evening. b-rt has writen about and well all old. Their guests Included Mr. and Posthumous of Bowne was n week­ After the meeting several games be howling at thc many brilliant Mrs. Gordon Edmonds and daugh­ end guest of Mr. and Mra. Ray Wie­ were played followed by refresh­ wisecracks that emanate from their ter Bonita Ruth, son Loren, also land and family. * Tlie children ments of hamburgers and pop. * Ups. Needless to say. the comedy ... ..... ____ Durkee Pvt. Wesley Blough. Jr. of Camp and Mrs. ....... Richard denis largely with the youth, ot our Stuart L nnd Mrs. Edmonds and of Mr. entertaining t lip whooping «wananon. N. c. a.nd Pvt Elwin great country and there are fine little son Roger Denn all of Ann Ar­ ' D. " Cool, ’ who — *— has - •------been Wood of Lake Pnnchtrpn. New Or­ parts for each member of the'cast. bor. nnd Mr. and Mrs. Vcrdan Co­ cough. *• J. Ville and Barbara Ann of near Mid­ quite ill. is much Unproved and Is leans. La. were visitors nt the FreeThe W S.C.S. met al the home of dleville. Carl Edmonds in an Avia­ able to be around lhe house. * Gar­ jx.rt School Monday. * Mr. und Mrs. tion Troup carrier in thc army, Lor­ rett Everson and Carl Lightfoot Henry Smelker and Mrs: and Mra. Mrs. Evart Ardis last Wednesday. h’Mnera meeting a short en G. Edmonds has enlisted In thc spent the weekend with Mr and Kenneth Smelker were Sunday din­ »f r R—rrvcs but is still a student at Mra. Harold Skinner of Battle Creek. ner guests of Mr and Mrs. John program was given. Lunch of jello * Pvt. Elwin and small cakes were served to the Western State College in Kalama- * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson ”osunn of McCords voo where he Is a Junior. The day and Denny spent Friday evening Wood of Lake Ponchtraln New Or­ twenty-nine guests present. Six of was happily spent in spite of thc with Mr. and Mrs. Charles A- Wood­ leans. Ln. is spending a week with whom had a birthday in the months and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Archie -f Fobnnrv. and March extreme cold weather. * Mr. and ruff of near Hastings. * Mr.. ..... Anna* — ' Wood and family. * Word has been were seated al a special guest table Mrs. Paul Thompson and family of Mrs Case Hoekstra, Mrs. A" " —r-iv.d i'-.i ”vi D-tw-n Hutch­ decorated with valentines and other Bowne Center were Sunday dinner Van! Hof and son Harold, and • Mra. auc<ts of Mr nnd Mrs. Joe Kauff- Wilma Burrow and baby Jimmie all ens and Pvt Richard Blough are holiday decorations. men and family. * Miss Ruth of Grand Rapids were -Wednesday now .'tnttoned somewhere in Wash­ Graduates In Service Sqhurman of Midland spent thc evening dinner guesta at the Claude ington * Mrs. Singer and Mrs Rus­ We wish to list all of the boys’ weekend with Mr. nnd Mrs. Evart Walyrti home. * Mrs. Rupert Cane sel of Grand Rapids were Sunday Ardis and Jimmy. * Mr. and Mrs. of Grand Rapids visited her uncle, dinner guests of Mr. and- Mra. Ivan names that have graduated from the George Bustance. and family spent j D.-Cool Tuesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Roush. * Pvt. Willis Hutchens of Freeport High School nnd are now Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Orley Fausey of Muskegon Heights Now Orleans. La., in home on a fur­ in the Armed Forces Claw of 1923—Clayton Burleigh Studt of Lake Odessa. * Mrs. Min­ attended thc serveces at the United lough. he is visiting his«molher nnd These horses arc all in good condition and'with one nie Harper of Alto*tpent a few days Brethren church Sunday evening. -'-•-r »»rs Marvin Thalqr. * Mrs. ami Jack Buehler: 1930—Maurice exception are perfectly sound; if you see them you with Mrs. Mina Denise. * Mr. ana * Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Kercher and Illah Roush of Detroit visited Mrs. Overholt: 1031—Raymond Perkins; FREEPORT How Much Will Your Income Taxes Be? (DO YOU HAVE THE MONEY TO PAY THEM? CITIZENS CREDIT CORP. AUCTION SALE On account of the death of R. B. Walker and the disposal of the farm we will offer at public auction the following described personal property at the Walker home­ stead, Sec. 34 Irving Twp., located 5 miles northwest of Hastings, or 5 miles south­ west of Middleville, or 3 miles east of Irving, or 1 mile north of the Smelker farm on old M-37 on THURSDAY, FEB. 25,1943 Commencing ot 10:30 A. M. the following will be offered for sole 1 1 1 1 HORSES brown mare, 12 years old, 1800 lbs* bay mare, 11 years old, 1700 lbs. bay horse, 5 years old, 1700 lbs. black mare, coming 4 years, 1750 lbs. like them. CATTLE Guernsey "Sire Royal Prince of Hope", 4 years old, registered. Guernsey Sire, 9 months old, eligible to register. Guernsey cow, 10 years old "Mays Queen of Barry" registered, bred July 11. Guernsey cow, 4 years old, fresh Jan. 14. Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh Jan. 12. Guernsey cow, 4 years old, fresh Jan. 10. Guernsey cow, 4 years old, bred Jan. 22. Guernsey cow, 4 years old, bred July 25. Guernsey cow, 3 years old, bred Nov. 6. Guernsey cow, 14 years old, bred Nov. 28. Guernsey cow, 10 years old, bred July 11. Guernsey cow, 4 years old, bred Nov, 28. Guernsey cow, 9 years old, bred Sept. 8. Guernsey cow, 3 years old, bred Nov. 7. Dark Brown Jersey, 7 yrs. old, bred Jan. 2. Dark Brown Jersey, 8 yrs., bred Jan. 10. Guernsey Heifer, 22 months old, due at time of sole. 6 Guernsey Heifers, 18 months old, bred August 1st. 5 Guernsey Heifers, 1 year old. 1 Guernsey Heifer, 9 months old. 1 Guernsey Heifer, 6 months old. 1 Guernsey Heifer, 2 months old. AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming, I will have an auction sole at my farm 6Vi miles southeast of Hastings; or three-quarters mile north of Baltimore church; or three-quarters mile south of Striker school on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1943 Storting ot 1 o'clock, I will offer the following: HORSES .. Bay horse, 4 yrs. old, wgt. 1450 Bay horse, 3 yrs. old, wgt. 1450 Red cow, 9 yrs. old, calf by side Red heifer, pasture bred Calf, 8 mos. old Half brothers, broken Sorrel horse, 4 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 Sorrel horse, 3 yrs. old, wgt. 1450 Own brother*, broken HOGS 2 brood sows, due first week in April 14 feeder pigs cows Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, due in June Holstein heifer, fresh Holstein heifer, fresh Holstein heifer, due in March Holstein heifer, due in April 2 Holstein heifers, pasture bred Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, due in March Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, due in March Jersey cow, calf by side । Jersey heifer, fresh 2 Jersey heifers, pasture bred Red cow, 3 yrs. old, due in March Red cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh Red and white cow, 6 yrs. old, due in Apr. MACHINERY John Deere riding plow, good one Bonner walking plow Wagon Roller Hay rack Wagon box Riding cultivator McCormick binder Deering mower, good shape John Deere mower, nearly new Jamesway electric brooder, 500 chick American separator, electric, used 10 mos. No. 12 DeLaval seoarator, good shape One set heavy work harness, good one Five horse collars \ Six 10-gal. milk cans 20 Ton hay. Stack of straw. 500 Bu. corn in crib. 250 Shocks of corn. 100 Bu. oats. About 10 ft. of ensilage. These cows oro oil T.B. and Bangs tested and in ex­ ceptionally good condition: production records and other information given at day of sale. PIGS FARM MACHINERY 2? exceotionolly good, thrifty feeding shoots. McCormick Deering tractor 10-20. Oliver tractor p|ow. Five foot tractor disc, Hammermill. (Among them a lot of promlting brood »awi, Chntor White). THIS FARM FOR SALE AT PRIVATE SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. AT NOON CALL MRS. WALKER, phone 713F1-1 WITH HOT DRINK TrgJIUlQB All sums of fen dollars or under, cash; over that amount, six months time will be given on good | KLIelvIwa bankable notes drawing six per cent interest. If interested in time tcfms, make arrangements —— with Calednia Bank or with clerk on day of sale. WILLIAM HART, Prop HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer POULTRY EQUIPMENT 3 Brooder stoves. Brooder truck. 3 Brooder houses, 10 x 12. One brooder house, 8x10. 2 Screen oorches for poultry. Poultry fence, and miscellaneous poultry equipment. FEED (Headed bv the famoui sire as listed above whoso dams record for 1942 is 11689 lbs. milk. 527.9 lbs. but- LUNCH TERMS: Cash. FARM MACHINERY Appleton two roll husker. Silo filler Blizzard No. 1 T. Chevrolet truck. Rite Way milking machine, year old. ' Hay loader. Manure spreader. Deering binder. Rotary hoe. Daisy cultivator. One horse cultivator. Gale corn planter. Cement mixer. Dumo rake. Side delivery rake. Bean puller. Drill. 3 Sec. drag. Banner olow. 2 Scalding kettles. 14 h.D. Gas engine. 3-4 horse gas motor. Platform scales. 4, 10 gal. milk cans. Pair sleighs. Harnesses and collar. Incubator. Canvas, 16 x 18. Garden cultivator. Water seoarator. Whirl pool washing machine without motor. TOO. 2 auart grone baskets and shears. Gal. iar. 24 inch buzz saw. Well e^uioment. Emerv arinder. Ueort duster and insecticide. HUr.ntitv ot lumber, forks, shovels and other tools too numerous to mention. MRS. R. B. WALKER & WALTER STAGER, Prop*. N. C. THOMAS, Auctioneer E. E. GRAY, Clerk 4405 S. Division, Grand Rapids if Phone 32082. CALEDONIA BANK, �Ivtwd w >ar luxland. » MhW'kin. CO UnM SM V* IS | Mary und^hrr father .^PEter^ Bailie, the home of her sUter, Mr*. Un* IELTON MO MSw HICKORY la a blinding saowetorm Thur*- Leslie Wllffama n neighborhood wa* grieved Mr. and Mra Hngr ' the death ft Mra. I. H. I Sunday with their parents, Mr. and good of Woodland. Rhe was of such week* MO. * cx>:un» Hut Week's Utter. Mrs Leslie Withams near Freeport, a talented, went to the home of her brother * Mr* Kenneth Aldrich Funeral service.! were held at 2 Kalamazoo spent Sunday with their o'clock Thursday at the Henton win R. Jones in Oalesjmrg. Satur­ day afternoon where she will spend ItchclI. 45. of Richland, who died several weeks. * Herman Reynolds Mrs. John Chambarlaln anddaugh­ Ims been confined to hi* bed the ter Patty and Mra. Marshall Nor­ William McCullum and children ot wood Were in Hastings Saturday Kalamazoo spent Friday and Satafternoon. * Mra. Garth FloJIa birthday* hurl. * Waller Baird of Midland — illness of hte «rod GordSn Prouty, twelve y«Jra*Sld o* ner of the Midland Park wm taken lo Bcrgeu horottel Thursday for x-ray exammotion after colliding with a tclcphone pole while coastiug. * Thc flfloen-monlhs old *on of Mr. and during tile past week wore: —— Mra. Harald While has been very MUdred Oraood at Ten* Haute, 111 with pneumonia at the home of Ind . from Thursday until Bunday. Mr*. J. L Daniels for a few day*. Mr. and Mrs. Lyhden Johncock, and “°.®* hte grandmother. Mrs Nellie Pen­ nock Ills parent* and two broth* Mrs. Paul Kyburz and Mr*. Ber­ cluldrcn Friday night and Mr. and Jh"1,.®®'’’ »ra are at lhe Pennock hopic * tha Bush were elected delegates to Mra Almond Weber Balurday night * I tlie Prohibition State Convention also Mr. Hauer of Huntington, Ind. “ Saturday morning at 9:45 Hal SinJ held at the Y. M. C. A. in Lansing They all with Mr. and Mr*. Ir* Oc- a M1LO clatr'a garage was discovered afire. ; on Friday. Feb. 13. * Donald Smith, lAit A 1830 ChevroleV pedan was totally Mra nnrf Mr- d“lK>yetix and the garage stUl I who enlisted some lime ayo. left SZta wS5aId,£5U£vMrS<jS; dren m at tttebama of Mr. aM Mr •landing 1* worthless. Prompt for Detroit last Tuesday mom Ing. Mra Chester Brumloy in Irving »«vtee by the fire department * Mrs. Merrill Evans of Kalamazoo r™ L fL0!* iav*d olher nearby building*. * Mra pent the weekend, with her par­ ed wm Mrs L. D. woodman and v„.. n.-n--. ..,. hosn^of MYs. Paul Kybura at Del- Lurretta Beadle and son Jimmie ents. Mr. and Mr*. Ruaw41 Mott ton Tuesday. * Mr. and MI*. Leon and Mra Donald Reed and son of * Mr and Mrs. Fred Buslta ot Dunning, Lawrence Jones of Delton Battle Creek were guests Sunday । Grand Rapid* and Mrs. Ink* McAIand Mr. and Mra. Merte Bradfield of Mr. and Mrs. John Mourer. * ly of Pigton spent from Saturday u ril, « Ur 6004 of O*st!«on Center ware 8un- were in Lbn*lng, Thursday where G. Welcher of Battle Creek was a I ntcht until Monday morning with !ran.d * *5’ * The rrW‘'s ,<*nM e*y visitor* at WUUam Cogswells .K— . _lrcn t0T rfCent gueil ot hU aWcr J5,r <n4 ■ Mr. and Mrs. George Sprague. . i; to va this Monday morning of the w awra! people got their cars Mr. Dun- Mra. Orin Haynes Mr. and Mra. ’ na-ring of Arthur Johncock at »uUed In the snow drift* Thuns— ----- — receiving Neal Welcher and children of BalFAJR LAKE Cloverdale. He grew to manhood and had to bt polled out, owing tiw Michigan State College Award He Creek were callerrs Sunday, I and lived for many year* neat our to thc ley r condition — ot •*thi' — roads. of Merit * Fred Van Strain made Their son Clayton of Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs Alton Annour and community. He we* one of the old- The bus did not get out from Bas­ a bualnes* trip to Pontiac Saturday, spent the weekend at home and er eons of our oldest settlers that tings ao we had no school, ahd Mra children of Battle Creek called at * Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roll and Mra. Mrs. Bessie Water* v ’ —~। the home of their unde. H. O. Ai- fettled und developed our locality Dorothy Fisher wu unable to Eva Ron of Blue Island. III., are Wednesday afternoon. - Mr. ----and I mour Tuesday evening. ★ Mrs Nel- The family ha* the sympathy of to her *choo! m Nash rille. * L,.« I Spending a few day* at their farm. Mr*. Glen Aspinali and Mr. and | son Willison, who has been 111, has their many friends here. * Stephen puher 1* quite seriously UI. and In Mr. Roll returned lo hte home Sal- Mrs. Vale Morrteson have moved to who has been seriously ill bed with the flu at this writing, I returned home afler spending some ! urday. * Mr* Emily Wilcox enter- the Hopkins farm north and west with measles ond whooping cough * Mr and Mr*. Delbert Myers alul time at Leila hospital * The Kins­ talned her *on Lyle and family ot of town. * A second accident one — ** ‘ children of ------near -------Leach ley Ladies Aid will hold their regu­ is gaining nicely now. , Battle creek. Satuftay in honor of half mile south of Hickory Oomera Sunday caller* al the ho lar monthly meeting a: lhe hall on hte birthday. * Richard Skinner of tn the snow storm Thursday mom­ I and MHvm Whetstone. , Feb. 17. Potluck dinner. * Mr. NORTH HOPE ! Berrien Center called on Mr. and ing occurred when Lester Newe»nd Mrs. Brcvs and children of Last Week's Letter Mn. Merle Bradfield. Saturday *5irk .oil track xtnrtt aJeep from This community extends their sym­ SOUTHWEST WOODLAND : Dick Is a former cow tester and goes fort Cutter and Vere William* folHastings spent Sunday with their pathy to RcV. Isaac Oagood and Last Week's Letter. | parent*, Mr. and Mr*. H. O. Ar­ inlo the army Wednesday. ,ow*n< *!™ck ,lTuck- Thc ——, , road had one lane driving on a£: family In the loss of their wife and Jntilce and Donna Kay Band­ mour. count nf of snow. * 'The W. R 8 n C. « 8. I mother. * Mrs. Ros* McCallum brook spent from Friday till Bun­ NORTHEAST WOODLAND pounl *nn"’ * rh‘' w ' has been postponed until Friday । spent a few days with Mra. Fanny day with Mr. and Mr* Burt Roger* Plame ol Mice L-at Week's letter .,v Feb. 19th. * Mr*. Ray Waiter* K gave .iwT ran,... Smith and Rena Pierce at Hastings. mouse w OuB spent the weekend The Waman's Auxiliary of the a shower Friday evening. Feb. 6th jlague of 1917. 70.000 mice were de- j wlth Mr. Mri. gnfl 6end and Gall of Kalamazoo spent EvangeUcai church had a pot luck for Mrs. James Dee (Hilda Wlltruyed in oof Saturday with Mr. and Mr*. Otto <1 inner at the home of Mr. and Mr* llama) a recent bride. There were one (armyard. family at Hasting*. Townsend and Gall remained to Ben Sehneider Friday. All the twenty-six gueate and Mrs. Dee respend this week. * Mrs. Lawrence IsdlM and men of the church were ceived many beautiful gift*. * Mrs. Chase and David of Coata Grove invited and also some of thc friends Hal Sinclair and daughter Ger-X->nnd Mrs Ora Lehman vteited Mrs. of the community. A short program irude gave a shower Mondav eveDella Cotton at the home of her wa* given after the dinner and also >>ing Feb- 8th for Mr*. Dee There son Charles Cotton of Mulliken some Bible contests II was a beau- were eighteen guests present and Thursday tn honor of her birth­ tlfal day and with splendid cooper- lhe honored guest received many day. * Mr. and Mr*. Russell Kant- ntlon thc meeUng proved to be a lovely and useiu) gift*. * Tlie Mis­ ner and Mr. and Mr*. Wesplnter. grand success. ♦ Bunday dinner stonary Society of thc W. M Church Jr., and children of Hastings were Rueste at Uw home of Mra. Bertha 11 bcen postponed on account of Sundav dinner guests of Mr. and Eckardl and Mr. and Mra. Victor bud rOft‘E * A third accident a Mra. Guy Kantner, Jeanne and Eckardt and family were Mrs. Row hnlf mUc of town occurred Marvin. Little Mis* Bartnra Wes- Pamey of Greenville. Geo. Schnel- Saturday afternoon- at about two Otrine to condiplnter remained for a few day*' <ier. Mtea Etta Schneider. Mr. and o clock when Rom Town driving ditlona of leather visit * Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Mra. WiU Velte and Joyce Logan, south and Mr. Hall the Gazette Sisson and Paul of Irving were Bun­ * Mr. and Mr*. Kart Eckardt and man drtvlni? nwth collided on thc day afternoon guests of Mr. and Joyce and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bate* narrow road. Both men were inMra. Keith Farlee and baby. * and Doris were in Lansing Thun.. Jnred and were taken to a Dr Mr new HARNESS Mr*._ Victor ___ _____ _Benner _____________ was brought day and attended Farmer. Week Town had a cut on lhe chin and ciiest tah.rUa injuries. Rn.h Both e.r. cars were h.dbad­ now. We still home from Harting. Sunday. Mr. program at M B C ehe«t ly damaged. * Mr. and Mrs Rus­ wm. Eddy 1* caring for her. 1 ------- -- ■ — hare a good stork sell Tolles and three children of -- --------------- ---------------------- CEDAR CREEK on hand to sell BARNUM SCHOOL i Last Week’s Letter CBunnell r Mr> district „.«< called on his moth­ er. Mrs Hazel Nunnemaker and ^5 8 ’Aer . . .__ I Mr *nd Mr?' Prter Leinaar of grandmother. " —- — Mi * try. Sarah Town SunEdward Rresor. has m Mra. » P ayfcrd ,R ff*or.- who h *8 been Oeltop are visiting their son. Henry day evening. * LRev. —. ________ NOW. so you will and Mrs _ Har111 for two weeks, u is improving. in And ^fe. Mr. and Mrs Harold Les- old Bugbee of Kalamazoo called on have it when spring work starts. Ttw West Woodland Birthday ter and children of near Banficld Rev. and Mrs. Eyler. Mr. and Mra. Hare your old Harnesses oiled and repaired now before lhe ruth Club was entertained al the home were teat Sunday dinner guects at thc Banford Willison nnd Mr. and Mrs of Mra. Chas. Farthing of Woodland Leinaar home. * Russell WaL-on ot Joe Baines last week Tuesday * Friday. Mra. McMillan was assistant Detroit spent the weekend with Mrs. Rev. Bugbee was called lo Delton hostess. Watson and children. ♦ Mra. -Mia—to preach a funeral sermon for , Mrs Milo Bawdy relumed to Ann nie Campbell spent Saturday with Mrs. Jennie Reynolds, a member uf (air prices. Arbor last week for further treat- her sisters at Delton. * The Cedwsthe W. M. Church aj Hickory CorCreek school visited the Delton tier* and for Arthur Johncock. an school last Thursday. All reported old _’J neighbor , -----of ' Rutland. SHOE A LEATHER GOODS SHOP a nice time. * Myron Wertman ha* HOPE CENTER'* ' Hog* Immunized been on the sick list. Glad to report More than 100.000 hogs have been him better now. * Mr. and Mr*. Last Week’s Letter 111 So. Jefferson. Stnoting*. *Url’ successfully immunized with a new Harold Lenter entertained Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashby were 1 hog-cholera vaccine. Mr*. Wayne Lester and children, greatly surprised last Saturday when Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leinaar. Boyd. their granddunghler and her hus­ Mr and Mrs. Ebble Leinaar. local, band. Mr. and Mrs George Hart­ and Mr. and Mra. Richard Leinaar man of Illinois, accompanied by her of Battle Creek to a chicken dln- father. Clyde Ashby and his wife, . ner Jan. 27 in honor of Richard walked in on them. Tile father and 1 who left for Fort_ Custer. Jan. 28. grandparents had not seen her for | nineteen rears. Before her marriage THREECORNERiT she was Esteila Lucille Ashby. Many I will remember her around this com­ Last Week's Letter Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and munity. * Billy. Monica was called Mrs. Izxlie William* were Mr. and into service last week. * Floran SaMr* Roger Williams and son. Dean Ilk Ls home on a ten day furlough of Delton. Mr*. Garth Fiori* (Jeanne and is visiting his parents. Mr. ano ' William*) of Kalamazoo, who spent Mrs. Ben Halik, his sister In Grand The farm having been sold and no further use for the machinery I will dispose of it the weekend at home and Mrs Rapids and his brother tn Ann Ar­ James Slocum, local. * James 81o- bor ★ Clarence Payne's sLster. Ha­ of public auction at the place known as the Chas. Baker farm located 2 miles west ■ cum spent Sunday with hte father. zel Payne, is recovering nicely in a Ben Slocum of Battle Creek. * □rand Rapids hospital after having and 1 miles south of Middleville on Word received from David J. Rob­ four operations. * Mrs. Blrdena Ly­ inson bv hbi parents. Mr. and Mr* ttle of Eaton Co. spent the weekend H. J. Robinson stated that he Is with her mother. Mrs. Floy McDer­ . now In active service on the water. mott. iteHord visited Charlo* Mar Karttaga aatwrday Ivin and Keith Rou*h. and Mra. Rimer Roush, ng quite a tussle with back at school once aeher and pupil* Utbera to a valentine . achooi on Friday >yed. -**•----------------- (P UCTION SALE In order to settle thc estate of the late John Mead wc will sell at public auction the personal property at thc form home six miles east of Hastings on the State Road, to thc Martin church and one mile north; or one mile east and one mile south of Coats Grove, on THURSDAY, FEB. 25, 1943 Storting at I o'clock, wc will offer thc fallowing articles: HORSES Sorrel horse, wgt. about 1300. Bay horse, wgt. about 1600. Corn shellelr. 2 grass seeders. Two iron kettles. SO and 75 gel. Litchfield manure spreader. Two row cultivator.] Set wheel barrow scales. Extension ladder, COW Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, due March 20. 18 ft. sections. FARM MACHINERY Steel wheel farm wagon. Flat rack. Land roller. Oliver 98 plow. Speed cart. Spring tooth drag. Pair heavy sleighs. Mowing machine. Steel stock tank. Set of fence stretchers. Some used lumber. Eight cord wood. Hard coal brooder stave. Attention, Farmers! NEW HARNESS HAY, GRAIN, HARNESS Double work harness and collars About 13 tons mixed hay About 10 ton* timothy hoy About 350 bushels good oats About 200 bushels oats, somewhat damaged Other articles not mentioned. TERMS OF SALE—Cash, nothing to be removed until settled for. WARREN COOLBAUGH, Adm JACK I AY WINC. a«4> DEWEY REED. Auctioneer (r SEMPF fr AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE Having sold the residence I will dispose of thc furniture ot public auction at the place located just north of Woodland on the east side of thc road on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1943 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27,1943 Commencing at 1:30 o'cfack the following will bo offered for sale. Starting at one o'clock thc following will be offered for sole: The World’s News Seen Through HOUSEHOLD GOODS HOUSEHOLD GOODS Dining tabic and-6 choirs. 2 Step-ladders. Kitchen table and 4 chairs. South Bend malleable cook stove. Milk safe. 22 Remington repeater rifle. . Boss 3 burner oil stove and oven. Easy washer. 6 Rockers. Anchor Brand wringer. Spray pump. Saws and carpenter tools. Singer sewing machine. Electrolux tank type electric sweeper with attachments, nearly new. 20 Crates. New electric Universal flat iron. Clothes bars. cupboard. Ironing board. Several stands. 2—9x12 rugs. Library table. Dish Studio couch, nearly Several throw rugs. Writing desk. Victrola and several records, Simmons bed, coil spring and mattrLss. bedding and quilts. 2 Dressers. initary couch. Stands. Electric lamp. FARM MACHINERY McCormick Deering rake bar, tin bottom loader. Iron bed and springs. 2 Boilers. McCormick Deering 4 bar side rake, tractor hitch. McCormick 13-7 fertilizer drill, tractor hitch and control. 2 Tubs. Fruit jars and jugs. 15 Gal. crock, smaller crocks. McCormick Deering tractor manure spreader No. 100, on rubber 3 Bu. potatoes. Quantity Irish cobbler seed potatoes. Copper apple butter kettle. McCormick Deering tractor cultivator for F 14 No. 215 H. McCormick Doering corn planter with fertilizer at­ tachment and 80 rods wire. Stock trailer and rack. Oil drum and Kero, 5 gal. can. Milk cart. Cardan cultivator. LcKvn mower. Potato and corn planter. Spade. Shovels. utensils. Dishes and Cooking Some silverware. Quantity lumber. FARM MACHINERY McCormick Deering, 7 ft. double tandem 16 in. disk, No. 10 A. <The»c tools wore all new last summer and are in excellent condition.) 25 tooth 3 lec. spring drag. Oil drum, Steel wheelbarrow. Round steel tank. Avery 300 lb. cap. cream separator. Forks, shovels and other small tools. , " GRAIN About 260 bu. Oats. 45 Bu whaat, 700 Bu. com in crib. Quantity of snapped corn. The Christian science Monitor Ah IntrnutioHil Daily Neutj*t>CT u Truthful of an appei conval»cenc« cd inomlng Methodist ch day. W Mis* abacnl from school the pa of an attack Whitmore ot .old friends I and Tursda j to Grand Ri day*' visit i tlaughiLTJln Ender* as II ten day* tui camp. * M Minor and i and Mr*. H all ot K*da with their mother, Rev Swartz. *tud> a Sunday i Webber. uh morning »r church. * M Friday Iron with her d Cedar Oniv la gradually Crookston w of tier son Saturday o Kermeen. re daughter. h new baby in lie Thompu in-law and Max Lynd Mattie Lyn honoring t Central Ga bad tooth, a and is unde lived in th of town fo farm near The Harok Lansing m parents. M northeast L R Beele their Bon-l and Mrs. Rapid* * turned to hospital in being horn helping he Ml ver wedc end Lieut of Mr. nnd Hits vlcinit slon of H marriage Leighton extend regular m Monday n with a s to be pre corps of o stations R cellcnt m lha. Lyli Mra Cha Parmelee Grand Ra Marjorie ulty wen tomorrow examlnall lhe SPAR peer* to h present proud of team, co belncr an young fo been mee for seve oul of fo NChool-de Grand R now ente winners and will or KaUm are coach Jimmie's ner and Mr*. Os them to day. * T to feel q of thc c time, alt senters. opening K M. an 4:15. Tl is opera t In thc iM this Tue Price /12.00 Yearly, or JI 00 a Month Introductory Offer, 6 Saturday Issues 25 Cents. Obtainable at: . . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM 136 West Center Street Hatting*, Michigan I CAN SURE USE IT! Charles .tore, su Mra. Ora Village evening. nominat two-yea Malcomb antly when th Parmele found q and r.e mind th celebrat ntversar talnmen Included made a purre o friend*. the eve and ot may ce compariaoa to what he a sacrificing. Give him equipment and he'll ftv» year free­ Forks, hoes and many other articles too TERMS: All turn* of $20 «nd under cosh. Over that amount 6 monlh* time will be given on good bankable Mtec bearing infarast at 7%. No good* to be remwvW until settfod for. Those interested in giving notes please see B. Benoway ot MiddleviUe Bonk before date uf sale. numerous to mention. WILLIAM CROCKFORD, Prop. DIWrrXEtD.Aucti.nM, !MIDD lhe 17th ary Comer*, George Rock, driving WILLIAM HEWITT, Prop MWtY RCED. AvctiofiMr MY C. WING. CUA. J) I. BENAWAY. Clerk dom. What a small price to nay! What’s Pec Cou C McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MQBU. FRQDL'CTB — WSTRWUTOR HASTINGS PHONE 2554 �MIDDLEVILLE Th* many friends of Twp. UW*eurer. Grover Cline are glad u> know ba Is again at hto home kt Pnrmeiea. after a two months abarr.ee because of an afipcndectomy and during convaltacMto*. * Troopleader Chris Jensen and hl* Hoy Scout* attend­ ed morning church services al the school U;e past three weeks, bee aure of an attack of the flu * Mra. Mora j Whitmore of Grand Rapid* Waited .old friends in Middleville. Monday | and Tuesday enroute to Hastings. I * Mr and" Mrs. Bom Coats went I lo Grand Rapids Friday for a few i' days' visit at tisc home of their ' Uau^itL-r-’ln-hw, MTa. Harold j' Enders as Harold was home on a ' ten days furlough from a Georgia I' camp. * Mr ar.d 1 Minor and three children and Mr. ; and Mrs. Harold Minor and child ■ all of Kalaraaioo spent F--*— with their parents, and mother, Rev. and Mrs. I. W. and Mrs Margaret Bliss. *---------- . , Swarts, student al Hope college was tneriy a Sunday visitor ot Mtos Morrin family Webber, and also had part in the, the Irvina uuuLffXSI* morning services at the MeUrodut BaUle Creek are mo». ■ employed In lhe Roval Coach Co tn HMtinjn is confined to his home lal.Parmelre. with a vary sore hand, having lost the tips of three fingers 'In a saw. Olenn Alien of the same I vicinity to also taking a UlUe real .from work because he caught hU finger la lhe trunk of hU car. can­ 't sequently making it pretty sore. * 'Mr. and Mra. Leon Potts of the-Clay Hill* vicinity visited her sister. Mra I-enna Johnson al Bowne Center. Friday and found her quite well. * Mr. and Mrs Vance Sharp of Lansing spent Saturday night and Sunday with his mother. Mrs Mary with her daughter and family at Q Cedar Grove. New Jersey. * We Mra Robert Ctoler Waa rwoenuy Sharp and also ion* time at their are sorry to learn that Frank Pratt 'brought home from the hwH-*1 •ho has ta. ton totol weeks sjroto w linUb. who been 111 ill lor for several is gradually failing. * Mn. Chas. Ml-.* Luc lie Stahr to Use new clerk Crookston was a caller at the home of her son Maurice in Bastings. in the Kroger store. * Henry Cunof the T-K faculty’spent Saturday afternoon * Mrs Claude •nLIngham Battle Oeek with from lAnslng for the weekend and Kermeen. returned Wednesday from Jack Chase. Harry his mother went bock with him _ ____ Monday for a few davs visit with Charles Finkbeiner daughter, Mra Joe Oorrtgan and sludiM al her daughter and him Arthur new baby tn Ann Arbor. * Mrs. Nel­ _ Kalamaroo Valentine of the Willow R*n plant lie Thompson entertained her son­ nployment in spent the weekend with htt family in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. an uronance piani a* Bailie Creek, al the home of his fathcr-ln-lnw. Max Lynd and hl* mother. Mra ♦ David Chaw ha* been off wort Dr. Frank Shaw ♦ Will Holes has Mattie Lynd al dinner. Sundav for a few Haya suffering with Uou- । been real sick for, a few days at honoring the birthday of Mildred. ble In hU shoulder JotoiL ♦ Fred J the home of his (daughter. Mrs. Feb 1J. * Arthur Kenyon of the White who to employed in Jackson । Howard Cross. His trouble ’■‘'iP* spent Sunday at hto home. * Pic. | to, be arthritis in the neck ♦ The Richard Perrault left lor Camp following young people accompanBowie Texas, Friday, after a few i«d by Rev. I. W. Minor went to day* furlough spent with hl* par- Grand Rapids Friday evening and Hdw. Perrault, the Methodist Youth Meet ent*. Mr. and Mra. Ci-. ult, attended ----— ... girl friend. al lhe- Burton Heights Methodist northwest of town. His MIm Mildred Mohler of Caledonia church, Paul Bliss, Monty Myers Maxine Finkbeiner. James Faulkner. years and on the Pryor farm west and hl* *i*ter. Barbara accompanied Jean and Jan Hooper and Douglas of town tor some time, moved to a him a* far a* Chicago and spent the Sandefur. Charlotte Kenyon rode farm near Freeport. Saturday. ♦ weekend with relatives. This trip up with them and spent the weekTlie Harold England family of waa Barbara's lint ride on a train Lansing spent Bunday with her or a bus other than a school bus, parents. Mr. and Mra Leon Poll* allho' she is a senior at T-K school. northcast of town. * Mr. and Mrs. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Max Lynd spent L R Beeler were Sunday guests of Thursday In Chicago, the former fa the sights of the big their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. ♦taking -■ — —. J tot -mrtoa Aw and Mrs. Robert Frost In Grand Rapids * Miss Laurel Maclver re­ turned to her duties at Bporrow hospital In Lansing Monday after being home for the weekend and helpjng her parents celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. * Sec­ ond LJeut Wayne Finkbeiner. son of Mr. nnd Mrs lewis Finkbeiner of marriage Saturday evening at lhe Leighton Evahgclical church. We extend congratulations I * The regular meeting of the O. E S. held Munday night, last in connection with a school of instruction was maa.c.-vv.K. largely attended. We were unable 1st church will to be preaent but understand the corps of fifteen. mostiJBnew to their stations gave their work in an ex­ cellent manner and wa* commend­ ed by the Instructor. Grand Mar­ tha. Lylla Johnson of Lowell. * Grand Rapid* with friend*. * MLss Marjorie Chandler of lhe T-K fac­ ulty went to Detroit Monday and tomorrow will have her phyalcal w. -•v meet thia _ _______ —-je Johnson, prominent wiwv'rMtoered'by Mias Jas* Hooper {minister of'ihe Evangelical church, on the xylophone accompanied on passed away In Lakeside hospital, in .the piano by her father Community iCleveland Feb 8 at lhe age of 78 singing wa* kd Ur Mra Oscar years The daughter ot Mr. and 1 Finkbeiner and roll call was very Mrs Joseph Weber she was bom amusing and interesting—the mem- in Bridgeport. Ont., but her girl­ beta mtnxiuced their «u**i* and hood was spent in Lrighton twp. told where they first met. An old- Allegan county, where her parent* fashioned spell down was a most were early settlers Her home has amusing feature of the evening— *-— •’—•* -•— D—’ with the men lined up against the ladle-s Emory Jones of LeighUm ouupelled hli compaiuona and received the pnre and on the ladies daughters. Jennie Blake kept their feel the Mrs Lila Uraunke of Cleveland, longest but both went lo defeat on Mr*. Ixms Kennedy of Clueago, and the same word "maneuver"—lhe Mis* Dons Johnson, a consultant prise being given Mr* Blake Any- nurse for tlie United State* Public way. they all did well and all pre- |Health service, at New Orleans. La . sent had n lol of.fun and laughs. ♦ ~ —*“ ** -------The editing of community locals saiimat-t w, mi — ...... ~ ■ ■ and happenings takes much more Maichele had a party on them Wed­ time and thought than the aver ­ nesday night to welcome and get age person realtors, and there are acquainted with Mn Maichele a recent bride They are living on thc Frank Janeschek place in west Thomapple ♦ S G. Smith of Calu­ met City, Ind., spent a lew days last week with his abler. Mra. Flora Hanlon. * Mrs Arthur Getty drove to East Lansing Tuesday after her sister-in-law. Mm Rov Snyder, who went over Monday to see her Baptist church We sincerely re­ daughter. Miss Evelyn Albrecht who gret that in writing up the service. was in tlie college hospital with knee injuries suffered from a fail They brought Evelyn home and she will be nt home thc balance of the term because of a broken blood vessel tn the knee. We all sympathise with Evelyn, who all through her school years, seems to have had more than her share of sickness and hard Jolts, but she alarays comes through smiling A good soldier! ♦ Wa ara going to do *•»• "pointing with prida" which wc hope li pardonable. Our mill ti loottad in « email town in oantoU Michigan. Situated/ireie ere ng graeery stores. low raitsursai* and one bakery. EACH ONE DIES ROWENA PRODUCTS I Product*^ of this mill are shipped all over Michigaa and horn tha Atlantic to tha Pacific but the business of which wa aia particularly proud u that io our osva Aeas* tawa. PORTLAND fS 100% ROWENAI______ 'ALLEY CITY MULING Co. HERE IS THE ANSWER TO YOUR HEATING PROBLEM day in lhe Methodist churches of Michigan nnd will be observed in our local church with lhe morning service entirely In charge of the played with U>e first and seconds men. There will be special musical when tlie Wayland visitors were here Tuesday night—was given a big hand, for It was lat last game as lie has gone with the Marines Ell has only been out for the game since holidays, but has dbne very "Individual Christian " J. L Ruft । well—and we hope he comes back is general chairman. You are cor­ dially Invited to attend the serv­ ice at 11 AM with Sunday .school era are sponsoring, a ' Victory Pano­ preceding. * Forrest Schondelmayer, rama" in the gym at 8:IS the eye­ who graduated from T-K In IMO ing of Friday. Feb. 26 for lhe pur­ left Thursday for Detroit to report posepose ot selling .war bonds and stamps. You will want to be there. To insure its Miccess a queen Ls to ento. Mr. and Mrs. Carner Schon­ delmayer on Bunday. Among those present were his brother Milo and family Of Lake Odessa.. Mr. and Mrs Wm Hall and baby of Battle 'Arthur and family al Hastings from Friday until Sunday, when they all drove lo tire A. Jay Smith home at Ada and spent some time and week brought Reginald Smith back to hia AUCTION SALE Hoving rented my form I will offer fpr sole at Public Auction the following articles ot the Pennock farm located 2 miles south of Hastings on the Campground road, 1 mile off M-37 on for several weeks winning three out of four debates, and Ust Wed­ nesday won lhe district chamntonship nt lhe meet al Wyoming Park school-debating both that team and Grand Rapids Christian. They are WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1943 HORSES Block more, wgt. 1500, 11 yrs. old. Block mare, wgt. 1450, 12 yrs. old. (This it ■ good work team) Block gelding, wgt. 1600,12 yrs. old. Sorrel gelding, wgt. 1500. of lhe special meeting last week. * We are very sorry to hear that Charles Popp of the VanderVeen store, suffered a severe stroke about 5 30 this morninc at the home of Village caucus to called for this evening. Among the of flags to be nominated are three trustees for two-year terms. * Mr and Mn. Malcomb Maclver were most pleas- ' antly surprised Saturday night when they were summoned to the Parmelee Methodist church and found quite a company of friends and neighbors assembled to re­ mind them that Feb. 14 they would cetrbratc their 2Sth wedding an­ niversary. An evening of enter­ tainment with refreshments which Included a lovely wedding cake made a most happy time, and a purse of silver as a gift from thetr friends, will buy something they can always keep as a reminder of the event. They also received manv cards from members ot the O E. S. and other friends We hope they may celebrate thetr golden wedding. Peckham’s Remedy COWS White Durham and Holstein, bred Aug., 7 yrs. old. Red milking Shorthorn, due June,. 6 yrs. old. Block Holstein, Due Feb, 7 yrs. old. Guernsey, due in Apr., 6 yrs. old. Brown Jersey, due in Feb., 6 yrs. old. 20 HEAD GRADE DURHAM YOUNG CATTLE 2 Heifers, 5 Steers, 12 to 15 mos. old. 4 Heifers, 5 Steen, 8 to 10 mos. old. Roan milking Shorthorn bull, 7 mos. old. Heifer coif, 4 mos- old. Bull calf, 2 mos. old. Rod bull calf, 6 weeks old. ■ HOGS White brood sow, bred Dec. 25. Duroc fat sow. FARM TOOLS Drowcut Avery mower, new. Avery side delivery rake, 2 yrs. old. Dane side delivery rake. Dump rake. Gale walking plow. Massey Harris hayloader, 3 yrs. old. Oliver No. 99 walking plow. Gale 3 horse riding plow, nearly new. Miller bean puller, good one. 2, Two horse walking cultivaton. Five tooth cultivator. Land roller. Dowagiac disc drill with seeder. 2 Wide tire wagons with racks. Stroughton sleighs. Set dump boards. Dunham cultipacker. Osborn binder, 7 ft. cut, good canvasses. Good 3 section drag. Single work har­ ness. 2 sets double work harnesses, good. Several horse collars. Steel drum. Pump jack. Cream cans, 10 gal. McCormick Deering cream separator, good. Ferkt. ihovali, and other EBEN W. PENNOCK, Prop DEWEY REED, Auctidneei Night without Refueling! HAY Quantity of good hay. For Children's Coughs -Croupy Coughs- Colds Heott all Day and Commencing at 12 o'clock the following will be offered for sale CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk. By arrangement with and permission of the War Production Board and the War Department, the famous WARM MORNING Coal Heater is now being made available for civilian uip! Thousands of this type heater are being used in army camps! Patented principles of construction produce steady, even heat. .. save work . . . save heat! Burns any kind of hard or soft coal, coke or briquets I Magazine semi-automatically feeds fuel as needed! bow in first cost ... ex­ ceedingly economical to operate! Why be cold? Get your certificate TODAY . . . and bring it to Wards! Order one of xhese amasing new Coal Heaters! Buy it on Wurds Monthly Payment Plan! MONTGOMERY �THE HASTINGS BANTiFR. tttFRSDAf. FTRRTART 18. 1M3 FAOX SIX ORDER FOR PUBLICATION LEGAL! ilka for principal ot K.IMOOO. :a Ulrica In jb. MORTGAGE BALE ___________ . . notich to creditors Edith Mohler Help Save 1,450 Hours nil ■ dallAra U(*l .Uh Milder. ar Adalbert Curtrlcht Probate 3 23 K*«t 30 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION each day on trar-buay iriroal »a»ty ut hkr ...Ion of «al Ir Offke in Itore " L •. • Z ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Lera that are listed in the Telephone Directory. Tliose ' / needless calls increase the load on Michigan's war-busy Telephone System by 1,150 hours of operators’ nnd equipment time each day. Probate Office in I. hereby appointed 'Till Hon. Stuart Clement. Tlie Telephone System is a vital tool of war produc­ tion, but it can’t be expanded substantially because lhe required materials have gone to the battle-front. So please look in the directory If the number is not listed and you must call “Information,” write it down so you won't have lo ask for it again. I.. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Stair of Mirhtran. The Pr ■n br nublkatlon ol OMIre Matter NOTICE OF MORTGAGE BALE isd .-Id i'n.hatr OHr BANNER WANTS ADVS. BRING RESULTS CauMn. burbanJ ed in liber publication of llann.( a ne fr AUCTION SALE The barn having burned and being released from our contract, we are selling at pub­ lic auction, 4 miles west and J mile north of Middleville, on the Jacob Finkbeiner Farm, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1943 Starting at 1 o'clock will offer the following articles: In case of bad weather the stock will be sold one mile north of the farm. HORSES Brown marc coming 10 years old, weight about 1450. Brown Gelding, coming 11 yean old, weight about 1400. cows Guernsey cow, 8 yrs., fresh 2 months. Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh 6 weeks. Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh 6 weeks. Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh 6 weeks. Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh 5 weeks. Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh in Oct. Jersey cow, 9 yrs. old, fresh in Oct. Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, due in May. Guernsey heifer, 3 yn. old, due soon. Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, posture bred. Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, pasture bred. Guernsey heifer, 1 yr. old. Guernsey heifer, 1 yr. old. Guernsey heifer, 6 mos. old. Jersey heifer, 6 mos. old. These milch cows T.B. and Maditut tested. Guernsey bull 5 weeks old. 3 Guernsey heifen, 6 weeks old 1 Guernsey pure bred bull, 2} years old. HOfGS 25 Shoots, 4 brood sows, due the middle of March. FEED About 1300 crates of corn. MACHINERY 1 Farmall Tractor F-20—3 yrs. old, on rubber. . Am listing this tractor with privilege of withdrawing from sale. 1 Tractor cultivator. 1 International Manure spreader, 10 months old. heavy hard rubber tire wagon, 1 light hard rubber tire wagon. 1 International Milking machine, 2 years 1 Tractor disc harrow, 2 three section drags. 1 John Deere, 2 bottom plow, trdetor 1 Farnrwagon. 1 walking plow. 1 two section drag. 1 International drop head hay loader. 1 International 7 ft. Binder. 1 soike tooth harrow. 1 hay rack. 1 Combination rack. 1 Double harness, several collars. 1 John Deere, 11 H.P. engine. 1 International Cream separator, electric cower. 1 International corn binder. 5 ten gal. milk cans. 2 five qaLmilk cans. 1 set sleighs with flat rack. 7 Oliver two horse cultivators. 1 dump rake. Other articles too numerous to mention. COATS GROVE Mrs. Pearl Demond fell on the Ice last Friday. Injuring her right wrist and hand. * Mis Ruth Woodman was home from Benton-Harbor-frbtn Saturday noon till Sunday after­ noon. * Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence . .................. Chase and sons and Mr. and Mr*. OffWe 3rd a»y ot »ie Wamle Kelsey were Sunday guests , nt Jesse Chase's. ★ Cleon Smith has ClNnrnt. Jude. b?<.n Mnt Co]leRe for train. . ing for the Armed forced. * The Charlie Townsends had a sale at ■ their present farm home Tuesday 1 and wiU move to the home acrons th» road, which Is being remodeled. * The C. E. next Sunday night will >t be led by LaVcrn Clum and the * subject wlll be. "How Christ builds '' n world of Brotherhood.” Earl ' Sense goes to Freeport next Sunday , evening to speak al the C. E. there ‘t on ' Evangelism." * The P. T. A. ■ will meet on Thursday evening. r; Feb. 25. with moving pictures, prizes, ’ eat*, and a general good time. Plan , to attend as the meetings are only held every other month as a war . time measure. * Word was received ' that tlie "Wings" who are In Florir da, will return next week. * The STATE OF T"r C0N8E - D. G. T. O. met for an all day OTTER meeting last Wednesday at the « Harve Woodman home. Altho it was ‘ a bid day with Ice. rain and fo«. a . ............ "nod at'endance was present. A pot THEREFORE, in. Comervatlnn Com ,luck dinner was enjoyed. The '••bu b« ..iihority t Art 330 p. A n-o-mm of the dav was In charge tZm"‘lilroh 1" ralV“h of MrS Wft>r’e COOlbaUgh. JMM '.rt "iu-uft. .ue, bi Ji Chase sang a solo. A debate. “Re­ run- in aov of tii. rauatiM uf th. "'lv-d that the present day mode »u. ezr.pt t>.»t in th. fuiiowlii .run of dressing is more practical than .. th.- mn» I. uk.n from M»r.K is io fn old“n times" was much enjoyed, m nM.” :o.“"u Mu.Vnkro r*m 11 meant for fun rather than .mmon <£em.ir. t£,o Akonz. b.rud.,' f°r technical points. The negative rawford. KzUoaba. Antrim, oi—«o. l*ti by a small majority. Margaret o-tmurenrr. Alputa. Preaque lair Co-lts and Ola Klmlllr «an« Beitll>rlH..ran. Cha'lri.i". Emmrt Midland ufn] Oh1o Tt Wtts fnmlly day and ..X"? J" .'h?. the men folks were guests. Oat 33J ORDER FOR PUBLICATION NORTH HOPE Homer McCallum nf Mu*ke«mn —wnt Tue-dav and Wednesday with bts parents. Mr. and Mra. Donald McCallum * Mr. and Mrs. Clare Thr-mtis and family of Kalamazoo I. Hoftmaater. Oal 3-33 ~all<*d Sundav on Mr. and Mra. rhiiznn. * Mr. and Mrs. NOTICE TO CREr-tTORS Hut. of Mlililr.u, The Probate Coart Clinton KeUcy of Kalamazoo spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wurm. Edwin Mlseti‘•-ek "f Hi'tlnen called Sundjty on his mother Mrs. Amanda Mlscn beck. * Mr. and Mra. Rankin «nrt ’nent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Ho­ ward Johnson at Hickory Comers. rerulatlnn. Bill'd. •n l ordered publlabed TERMS OF SALE: Under $10.00 cash, over that amount, 6 months time on bankablenotes, interest at 6%. ■ -------------------------------____ CLERK, CALEDONIA BANK COATS GROVE tAst Week's Letter. Mrs. Hildred Chase and son David and her mother, Mrs. Ora Lahinnn, went to Mulliken last Thursday to visit the former's grandmother. Mrs. Deila Cotton who lives with her son Charles. The occasion was tho 85th birthday of Mrs. Cotton. * Mr. and Mrs Paul Woodman and Darlene visited lhe Leon Hvnes family in Woodland last Sunday. ♦ Pearl Demond visited nt Robert Demonds in Hastings recently. * Emory Thompson has been sick re­ cently and a doctorr was called on Sunday. * Robert Seasc, who la in training in the Army Air Corps, arrived in Miami. Florida, on Jon. 30, and is stationed in a targe hotel thare._________ ___ __________ -ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— and Lam Ni WIU Nell thh give que whi tha P1B cor wh Of -w D M he N O he th R n M H MR. & MRS. FARMER! You are invited to become a member of the BARRY COUNTY FARM BUREAU Your Clocks Have Now Been Turned Back to a Sensible Time! The Detroit News on Jon. 22,1943 said, STANLEY M. POWELL legislative council for Michigan State Farm Bureau, representing some 17,500 farm families is probably the outstanding leader in the fight to set Michigan's clock back an hour. GROUP HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE is now available to Farm Bureau Members through arrangements made with the Michigan Hospital Service. THE OFFICERS OF THE BARRY COUNTY FARM BUREAU ARE President—Clarence Longstreet. Middleville. Vice-Pres.—Carl Brodbeck, Woodland. Home-Community Chairman—Mrs. Leon Dunning. Delton. Director—Walton Stanton, Dowling. Sec’y.-Treas.—Mrs. Warren Bolton. Hastings. Director—Earl Kermeen, Middleville. Director—Arthur Getty. Midd'eville. Director—Delos Flowers, Cloverdale. Hospital Representative—Mrs. Walter Hobbs. Del­ ton. - Our community groups meet monthly and discuss various farm problems. The Chairmen of the groups are as follows: Banfield—Geo. Wertmon. Battle Creek. Carlton—Lyle Lydy. Lake Odessa. North Hastings-;-Roy G. Preston. Hastings. South Hastings—Walter Watkins. Hastings. ALTON and 1AC0B FINKBEINER, Props. PLEASANT RIDGE * Mrs LaVerne Klnne was in Grand Rapids Tuesday calling on her father. * Mrs. Doria Teeter at­ tended the missionary meeting at Mr*. Joe Wire'. Thursday. * Mr. arv’ Mrs. Kenneth Kel«ey and Eslelta Kelsey attended W. 8 C. 8. -t Mr. e. If. Lathroo. Barryville. Thursday. * Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R"nk nf Battle Creek spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kinne. * Mrs. Roti’h of Nashvllle ls spend­ ing the winter with her daughter nnd husband Mr. nnd Mra. Charlie Tames. ★ Miss Evelyn Townsend ot Grand Rapids has been soendlng a few days with home folks. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. To«ns*nd. * Tlie * T. A. will be held Feb. 25. the Sinclair Refining Co. putting on the nny»r«m. Com. Kenneth KeUev*s. Laurence Chaw's and Mr. and Mrs. Max Coats. Menu—Gordon Endslev’g. Lyle Endsleys and Earl Roush's. Or E Barry-Prairieville—Leon Dunning, Delton. AUCTIONEER, N. C. THOMAS, Frofc*'\,c?’l’L .< /.L Mrwd DbcMwii Noike i> hereby sleep that ail rUlio. againat **id ratal* "ill t* heard by raid fMMoan'aMi in e’r^ii". »t..14 *"ir«d I«. prw.ai their culm. isaalJ Cmm, arts. Probata offke. tn the cuy of Haatiur., .nil to ..nr. • ropy •»“>•* CI?iZfoT‘.hh,tU -inmM i’.ilir who.* adSro.. i. ituiiua. Mkhi * ' aoaro.. I. I . Ml I -hkh Booth We Six out of every ten call* to “Information” are for num- »<»•» Mr. and Mrs Frank Horn at­ tended Mrs. Jenny Reynold's funer­ al at Delton Tuesday and the funer­ al of Arthur Johncock Wednesday. Heartfelt sympathy Is extended to both bereaved families. * George Thomas ot Hickory Comers called on his aunt Mina Kenyon Sunday and found her feeling some better. * Donald Kenyon of Battle Creek “» Mr. aj’<* Mrs. A. Kenyon. * Dr. P"ltx of Nashville was called to the Kenyon home Saturday. * Mrs. N,n* Johncock gave a valentine her pupils Friday afternoon and ail enjoyed the ice cream. coke and eooklea. * Mr. and Mrs Alva Kenyon and Donald attended a birthday dinner honoring Elmer ’’Yeat at their home near Bellevue 8tturdMV night. * and Mn Harry Bhute of Hastings an John Graham and Thad Cook of Kala­ mazoo were guests fit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hom Sunday. * Rev. nnd Mr*. Fred Horn and Rev. and Mrs I“l»n«f-'8h»rrnrd of Battle Creek called on their old neighbors one div last week. ★ The many friends of Hattie Myers who underwent a serious operation at Pennock hosnltal Inst week wtU be glad to know she Is gaining nicely. 8he has many friends in this place who hope for her speedy recovery. * Bernie Kenvon and Dean Babcock attended Sundav school at Cloverdale Sun­ day. Dean was a dinner guest and ■nent tlie rest of the day at the Kenyon's. North Thomapple—Olney Adams. Middleville. South Thornoppie—Mrs. Myrtle Jackson, Way­ land. Woodland—Welby Crockford. Woodland, Hope-Orangeville—George Clouse. Hastings. Maple Grove—Norman Stfintort. Dowling. A $5 Bill makes you a member of County, State and National Organization. �■AST DELTON ™ "‘j afternoon callers LTZ On Ths Home Front enny Reynold’s funer‘uesdsy and lhe funerJohncock Wednesday, ipathy Ls extended to 1 families a George Ickory Comers called Mina Kenyon Sunday r feeling some better, nyon of Battle Creek kend with his parents i. A. Kenyon. * Dr. vllle was called to the e Saturday. * Mrs. •k gave a valentine pupils Friday aftermjoyed the lee cream, kiea * Mr. and Mrs and Donald attended nner honoring Elmer • home near Bellevue nt. a Mr. and Mrs of Hastings an John Thad Cook of Kalauests of Mr. and Mix Bunday, a Rev. and •n and Rev. and Mrs ltd of Battle Creek ir old neighbors one a The many friends ■re who underwent a Ion at Prpnock hos; will bp,tlad to know nicely. She has many i place who hope for overy. a Bernie Kenn Babcock attended I at Cloverdale Bun­ ts a dinner guest and spent Friday with her sUUr, Mrs and get more of that information. Clauds Harrington and assislad tn ■ ■ helping them move to Hastings in the afternoon. * Mra. Lorraa Colli­ son spent last weekend with her Group 6 Krants and brother and wife. * ■s. Lucille Greenman Is assisting Air force Pre-flight sch. ■nth the work at lhe home of hef Klington Field. Texas. sister Agnes near Dowling and lhe When's your birthday Lam 7 new baby boy whch arrived on 18th at Pennock hospital * Nelson Gardner's mother will write Feb. Mr and Mn. Rex Waters you and if -r received -If sh* she should scramme scramble . ~ •s.Mt sran-bgpffi m: IDGE Tuesday calling o.i Mrs. Doris Teeter attxKlonary meeting at e’. Thursday. ♦ Mr neth Kel«ey and Esttended W. 8 C. 8. Lnlhron. Barryvtlle, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Creek snept Sunnd Mrs. Lester Klnne. of Nashville Ls spendr with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Evelyn Townsend ot has been upending ith home folks, Mr. s. Towns-nd. * Tlie be held Feb. 25. the ng Co. putting on thc i. Kenneth KeUev's, e's and Mr. and Mrs. Jenu—Gordon Emi*Endsleys and Earl Letter. Chase and son David r. Mrs. Ora Lahman, en last Thursday to 's grandmother. Mrs. who Ilves with her Tie occasion was tha of Mrs. Cotton * Paul Woodman and I lhe Leon Hvnes d land last Bunday, id visited at Robert tastings recently. * on has been sick retxrton was called on rrt Sease, who is in e Army Aly Corps, mi. Florida, on Jon. ned Ln a large hotel VY. BUY BONDS— LU Creek to Mr and Mra Linden Lou­ den * Mr. and Mra. Bcft Oalndsr — at th* home of thet/ a and family in Bat­ . ________ Mr. and Mra. Flopd Collison received a telephone tall fran their bon Marla, who lias bean moved from Madison. Wls. >> a camp In Pa. * Mr and Mrs- Joe Stirnpfler and Mrs. Rhlenon Lou­ den were In Hasting* Saturday aft­ ernoon on bu-ilness * Mr. and Mra Jxmxi Willison and daughter Vera •pent Thursday evening with Mr and Mr*. Claud Harrington near Bantleld before they left foe their new home in Hastings. Mr. Lung ha* sold his fatxj to parties from Battle. Creek. * Lewis Huffman is working in Kalamazoo. * Mr. and Mra. Allteon loudest and Mr. and Mra Marton Rupe attended thc Just proving you never can tell, Golden wedding anniversary of Mr. ■ naval officer here, who com­ and Mra Peter J. Houvenar on Sunplained that people mistook hl* blue 1 ................ . ‘home ------* In Leooldaa. day at their winter cap for that of a streetcar conductor, was Inordinately happy BARRYV1LLE • . when he was promoted to the rank ™ ° E "™b"1 »uncl>- been at the rationing office where you Just about go wacky trying to give all the answers to millions of questions. As a matter of fastSoms of yea fellows belter write to her! At any rale, shall probably tell you what a rationed life Is like and all that. Says Nelsons "mom"— Coffee. Sugar, tires, oil That concludes my daily toil. When at night I go to bed Just one question fills my head. When this worldly strife is over And our boys are home once more What will be my greatest fun? To see a sign read—"Rationed— None!" Cheerio. Zolly Coffer. to.'i'XS.1: 'o,ss^naHDX’s,‘n.t to a companion as they wailed on a corner for a bus. Jud then a youth with a violin case under his arm approached. "What band are you with, mister?" he asked. * Mr. and Mrs. I GLASS CREEK vlM # Bnt) Mrv yfiison Span- Krway .4 Grand Rapid* and MIa* car pf Hasting* ware Sunday altar- 1 Joan Erway of KuJxuuuoo vwe noon cailsr* at th* L. a. Dm home weekend g.iesu of tneir parents. Mr - ■■■■<»» ■■ ■■ i and Mr*. Ray Brwar. * Mn For6OUTHWKST WOODLAND 'reel Haven* U vuiung the Ret Mrs. Harry Bandorook and Lyle Tatee and th* CraiUun Havens of accompanied Mra. Morley Hough Ypsilanti and Louis Havens of D*ot Lake Ode^ to Grand Rapids.! troll * Russell Whittemore a|Wcdnzsday. * Mr. and Mra. 8. W. tended an elevator meeting at Smith attended a board meeting 1 Grand Rapid* Friday night and also at Sunfield Thursday afternoon * made a business trip to Detroit Mr. and Mra. Wm. OMIon are the Monday * Mr*. Sara Erway vls-------------------roud pa/enis of. an _0 ... lb. .« 12 „ <m tt^d relative* In Hasting* from aby boy who arrived on Feb 11. Wednesday until Saturday. * Mr. Grandpa and Grandma Warner are and Mrs. Forrtht Havens were vi»-r fetiing really young now. as this Hors al Chas. Whittemore's Sun­ is thsir first grandchild. • Sat day. * Mr. and Mrs. Russell Whit­ Chaim er Hershberger of Texas will temore and daughter* were Satur­ bo home on furlough the last of this day - evening guest* at Melvin week * Mr. and Mrs Royal Frants Smiths of Good Will. * Mr ami and family of East Od<sw wars Mra Jack Erway attended a party jiunduy dinner guests of Mr. and Saturday night al the home of Mr Mra. Guy Kanlner. * Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs Robert Wilcox in thc Chas Parlee and Nevah and Mr. Chidislcr district. * Mr. and Mr» and Mrs. Chaa Paries and son took Ru-ell Thorninn and sons of Char­ u carry-In dinner Sunday to the lotte were Sunday visitor* at Clyde home of Mr. and Mrs Isaac Wil­ Warren's. liams and Mrs Paul Towns and aby of Woodland Sunday Co assist SOUTHWEST RUTLAND Mr and Mrs. Robert Wilcox ol r. and Mrs. Williams tn celebrat­ ing thetr 58th wedding anniversary near Hasting* and Mr. and Mr, and also Nevah and Doris birthdays. Lester Lord and Lunjly were Sun * Mr. and Mn. Ouy Kanlner took day guests at lhe home of lheii Miss Jeanne Kantner to Ann Ar­ parents Mr. and Mrs James Wil­ bor Thursday where site will take cox. Afternoon oaUen were Mr „ ------- --------------------------------- ­ and Mn. Albert Nash. Ronald and a — sis weeks special course tn-- nun Ing, before entering Butterworth Emogene * Mr and Mrs Howard hospital where she will take her Johnson of Hickory Corners were । training. * Mr. and Mrs Joseph Sunday guests nt the home of Mr 1 Smith, Mr. and Mrs Ellsworth and Mn Wm Havens. * Mn । Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Gena Fish­ Harry Dunn attended the cemetery " Huungs «... Bund.y .vr- circle last Wednesday at tlie home of Mr and Mrs Fred Smith in Has­ Mr “■* k""’ tings * Sunday callers at the home of Mr and Mrs. Roy Oaks were Mr. and Mrs. Vera Ooodenouah and ■ family of Musk' ion. Mn. william Ftfta. Fiftsaa squar^ yards ol esnada Warner of Grand Rapids and Mn I cloth are required to upholster ths Minnie SchlfIman of Middleville. B tng Charles Ing J Her Her daughter, daughter, Mrs Mrs Charles Hutton and Mugra of Walled lake came Bunday night and will remain IHI automobile as compared with for two weeks. * Dr. and Mn. Clayton Wdlltu and twin daughters isn's suit Priscilla and Lucretia of Saranac and Mrs. Griffin of Charlotte were 1 Sunday afternoon and supper guests 8horlcnp>( Sleeves of Rev. and Mrs. J J. Wlliitu. The Shorten (licker sleeves by turning twins are six weeks old and were recently adopted by Dr. and Mra them back and pasting adhesive spe over the turned-beck edges. iWHUtU. * Mr. and Mr*. Huron Mra Minnie Whldby of Cressey ! he..y and daughter were Sunday called on Mra. John Lechleltner Mondoy afternoon la*t week. * The1 «hd .J,,*?? Delton Inland latkes Garden Club U *y*n$^* held an interesting meeting at the । home of Mra. Gordie Durkee Thur*- • Sn—ff?4. day afternoon. Thc program with N°r.'hBJk tIX*.?' th? Mra. Adda Pierce and Mr* William ^Mr^nJd’Mrs Sterne Me 1 Solomon in charge wa* on "Bird, ?ndMMr and* Mrs Clavton DELTON j reau ice. Mr and Mrs Tony Strumberger and children of Hastings were Sun­ day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hula. * Mrs. Nora Ellen Seebcr was home from Battle Creek Sunday She Is going soon to Kansas where her husband is In an army camp. * s. Del- lie. Way- tion Every w«k we are sending shiploads of canned goods lo feed our fighting men and our fighting allies in Africs, Britain, and the Pacific islands. Wo must see that they get all the food they need. 4 Shouts, weighing about 150 lbs. eg. I 3. The damps in this book are POINT stamp*. The NUM­ BER on each stamp shows you how many POINTS that stamp ta worth. IMPLEMENTS John Deere Model B Tractor, on steel. John Deere Model D Tractor, on steel. Chevrolet L-ton Pick-up, 1937 model. En '-il ‘!;U rS.EI <3 i'il Uij iui Uj I ?. l ei a sagas ssbsqem EEggglll JBHBlBEj ONLY BLUE A, B, ond C STAMPS CAN BE USED IN hl PERIOD RATIONED FOODS JARS CAM0 WATCH THE OFFICIAL TABLE OF . POINT VALUES FROZEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES', DRIED FRUITS 1. Tlie Government has set tha day when this ra­ tioning wjll start. On or after that day, take your War Ration Book Two with you when you go to buy any kind of these processed foods. 14 POINTS YOU DIVE MANY POINTS FOR SCARCE FOODS 8 POINTS | YOU RIVE LESS POINTS FOR FOODS THAT ARE NOT SO SCARCE 2. Before you buy, find out how many points to rive for lhe kind of processed foods you want Prices do not set lhe points. The Government will act different points for each kind and size no matter what the price. Your grocer will put up the official list of points where you can see it. It will also be in the newspapers. Tha 5. Every person tn your house­ hold, including children of any age, has a total of 48 points to use for all these processed foods for one ration period. This means that you may use ALL the blue stamps marked A, B, and C from all the books during tlie first period. You may use as many of thc blue A, B, and C stamps as you wish at one time. When they arc used up you will not be able to buy any more of there processed foods till the next Hamps are rood. Tlie Government will announce tho date when the next stamps are good. 6. Use your household's points carefully so that you will not run out of stamps. And buv with care to make your points come out even, because tho grocer will not be able to give you change in stamps. Use high-point stamps first, if you can. IMPORTANT points will not change just because thc prices do. 3. When you buy, take tlie right amount of nine stamps out of lhe book. Do this in front of your grocer or delivery min and hand them to him. The grocer must collect a ration 4 stamp, or stamps, for all lhe rationed processed foods he sells. Even* rationed processed food bill take point* as well as money. upucImIJ Ui LARd 4. Other articles too numerous to mention. R. A. LAPO, Clerk 8. The number of points for each kind of proccrecd food will be THE SAME in ALL STORES and in all parts of the country. HOW TO USE YOUR HEW RATION BOOK Double Work Hamess. CLAUDE CAVE, Proprietor 7. The Government will act lhe points for each kind and size and send out an Official Table of Point Values which your grocer must put up where you can see it. Tlie Government will keep careful watch of tlie supply of lltcse processed foods and make changes in point values from time to time, probably not oftener than once a month. Thc Gov­ ernment will announce tlrnsj changes when it . makes them and they will | ? be pul up iu thc stores. t TO BUY CANNED OR BOTTLED FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SOUPS, AND JUICES; MISCELLANEOUS Parfaction Double Unit Milking ma­ chine, nearly new. Pump Jack. Electric Stove. Kitchon Range. Ford Motor for power. Hay car. 40 ft. Extension ladder. 4 Jack Screws. Several hand sows. 6. Of course, lhe more of anything you buy tho ’ more points it will take. For example, a largo can of pea* takes more points than a small can. Use Your OLD Ration Book for SUGAR and COFFEE Hom. TERMS OF SALE: Cosh, nothing to be removed from premises until settled for and everything to be settled for on day of sale. H. O. PENNINGTON, Auctioneer V DUMBER SHOWS POINTS The LETTERS show you WHEN to use tho stamps. Thc year will be divided into rationing periods. You can use all BLUE stamps marked A, B, and C in thc first rationing period. A, B, and C stamps cannot be used after tlie first ration­ ing period ends. t POULTRY 30 5. You must mothw41LURattmpa when vou buy ANY KIND of tho rationed processed foods. See tho official list, allowing every kind of ra­ tioned processed food, at your grocers. Dif­ ferent kinds of these foods w^JI take different numl>ers of points. For example, a can of beans may take a different number of points from a can of peas. ’(The red stamps will be used later for meat.) John Deere Tractor Cultivator. HOGS MLLO Mr. and Mn. Ruth Saunders en­ tertained a group of friends. Sat­ urday evening. Cards and other games were played Refreshments were served * Mr and Mrs. Law­ rence Tobias and children moved into thdr new home, the past week which they recently purchased. * Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield were tn Hastings Saturday. Mr. Bradfield aliening a soil meeting. * Henry Germaine was Ln Hastings Satur­ day where he attended a soil meet­ ing. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roush entertained the latter's daughlor and children over the weekend Mrs. Roush returned to Grand Rap­ ids to spend a few days with her d-tughter * The community wishes to send its best wishes to Mr and Mrs. Bert Stenger on the birth ot a daughter tram Feb. 11 at Com­ munity hospital. Battle Creek * Some time dur mg the past week lhe church had a very spacial visi­ tor in tlie form of one of those lovely <fl smelling kittles. So con­ sequently we were unable to have , services this Sunday. We hope that said odor and. kitty well be removed by next Bunday. ,| RATION K>OC$ FOR AU. 2, The BLUE stamps are for any kind of Canned or Dollied Fruits und Vegetables Canned or Bottled Juices and Soups Frozen Fruits and Vegetables Dried Fruits UCTION SALE COWS We at home will share all that ia left. Point Rationing will be used to guarantee you and every­ one a fair share of Americas supply of canned and ■HOW they are rationedEvery eligible man, woman, chihl, ami baby in thc United States is being given War Ration Book Two. (This book will not be used For sugar or coffee.) 4. N , *h^> en noon- * Mr "’d William Van unSPJLXJ ' Cur«n entertained company from Wednesday. * Mr. and MraCharlrj over lhc weekend. ♦ Mr. Flotla have received word from and• -— — Mrs. Forrest Rose ot....... Middle­ Garth, who left Fort Custer several ville were Sundav afternoon and day* ago saying he wus stationed In rvinlng guest* of Mr. and Mrsa camp In California at Mrs. Roger George Gillcll and sons. * Mrs. Williams entertained n miscellan- Rollo Clemens cf Hastings was eou* shower Saturday afternoon for the guest of her sister. Mrs. Hubert ' her sister-in-law Mrs. Garth Flnrla. Lmliroo and fainilly last week. * a recent bride. Bingo wa* played, Mr and Mn Ralph McClelland tlie prises - ----- Mrs and daughter of Battle Orceit spent --— •—going to lhe bride Florin received some very nice gifts , Saturday night and Sunday with These present were: Mrs Herman Mr #nd Mrs. Albert McClelland Reynolds. Mrs. Mary Doster. Mn.;* Mr and. Mrs. Floyd Nesbet and Dcunlas Florin. Mn. Francis Nor.- Jeanne spent Sunday evening with wood. Mias Loretta Wagner. Mis* Mr. and Mrs. Phil Deller In Battle Mary Marte Henton. Mrs Max Rey- Creek. * Mra. Elmer Gillett called noids and Mrs. Bertha Adams, lo- on Mn. Elsie Tucker and Mra. rvDon cal. Mrs. Glenn Williams Gull lake. 'Webb in Nashville last Wednesday. Mrs. Etta itasslons. KaUmaaoo and ,* Fred Rrumm was a Friday afMr*. Leslie Williams and Mr*, tterntah caller of Dave McClelland James Slocum of Freeport. ♦ Mr. iat the home of Mr. and Mn. Lloyd and Mr*. Herman Reynolds were in 1McClelland. * Miss Joy Van Doren Ha-tlngs Saturday forenoon. * Mr. iand Mra Phyllis Hoffman of Has­ and Mrs Mason Norwood ot Kala- ltings spent Saturday night and ma zoo spent Sunday with their ISunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles brother and alster-ln-Law. Mr. and IDay. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gasser Mrs Marshall Norwood. * Mr. and iand ion of Assyria were Sunday Mrs Glenn Williams and three ions. Keith. Kenneth and Kendall Of the W "K. Kellogg Farm spent Bunday with Lhclr parents, Mr. and Mr*. John Adanu. * Mrs. Wade Town, local and daughter Mra. Travis Royer of Battle Creek re­ turned from Texas, Tuesday of last bveek where they visited her son Kenneth Tuan. wiu> Is stationed at WolUrs. Texas. She say* he 1* * Mi&s Kathrlne Town and Blanche Richards were in Has­ t Saturday. * Mr and Mm. Due to my health and having rented my farm, I will sell ot Public Auction at my ,rn Louden of Baltic Creek annce the birth of * nine pound ( farm located one mile north and five miles east of Lake Odessa, on , LaVem on Feb. 10 in a’ Battle ak hospital * Roy Adriansou, Battle Creek visited his father.; tar Adrianson Friday. * John । phambcrlaln was in Hasting* Salur- । Nay afternoon. * Anson Paul Rich­ ards who enlisted and Ls now ata- ■ Commencing ot 12:30 P. M„ thorp, the following described property: at N*w Philadelphia. Ohio., his mother. Mr*. Blanche rd* that he made his first solo , some day* ago. He has made rveral since. * Sgt. Russell Smith Army Air Bo*e, Pyote. Texas, al from Monday nlshl until FriHolstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due March 28. wlth hi* parents. Mr. and Mra •at Bmlli. * A birthday party Durham cow. 4 yrs. old, fresh Jan. 6. McCormick-Deering 2-bottom, 16-inch wa* held al lhe home of AudreyHolstein cow, 11 yrs. old, due March 30. plaw. Low Steel Wheel wagon. Bud Saturday afternoon The par­ Brown Swiss heifer, 2 yn. old, pasture ty- was In honor of Audrey and Ann McCormick-Deering 8-ft. Stafford * Tho basket ball game . bred. Yearling Steer. Single Cultipacker, nearly now. between Delton and lhe W. K. lersey heifer, 2 yn. old, posture bred. Erlloag Agricultural school at Gull Walking plow. Durham bull, yearling. k* Tuesday evening was won by Delton, the score being 57-42. Tho ohn Deere No. 4 Mower, nearly kcore In the game between Wood­ lubber Tired wagon. Corn planter. land and the home team here Fri­ John Deere Hay Loader. day rtlghl was M-18 In favor of Delton. * Mr. and Mra. Ed Titus of Superior Grain Drill, 11-hole. Parchment spent Bunday with Mra. Sorrel mare, 7 yrs. old, in foal. 5-iection Spring Tooth Harrow. Angie Titus. * Mr. and Mra Rus­ Black gelding, 8 yn. old. McCormick Grain Binder. 8-ft. cut. sell Mott and daughter Merlyn Sorrel colt, 10 months old. (pent Sunday with their brother Deering Grain Binder, 6-ft. cut. and sister-in-law, Mr and Mra. Riding Cultivator. Ajax cultivator. Fred Jones tn Hastings. * Mr. and Bean Puller, horse drawn. Mra. Lvle Lechlcltner of Detroit spent Wednesday night with their Sow with 10 pigs. pp rent*. Mr. and Mra. John Lech17 Sheets, weighing obeut $0 lbs. ea. leilner. HORSES inning, WHY CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES, AND SOUPS ARE RATIONED IRVING WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24,1943 reau, ler in Consumer Instruetlon Shsei . Do not use more stamps than you need to make up tlie right amount. For example, if the food you buy •—-••*-» iy calls for 13 points it is better — to tear 8-point out an C , _’..l and .a 5-poiut r_____stamp than two 5point stamps and a 2- and a 1-point stamp. Save your smaller point stamps for low­ point foods. You can take tho stamps from more than one book belonging to your house­ hold if you need to. 5~-> J5 j 137^ A FAJR IMAM KM AU IFe cannot afford to waste food or give tome people more than their fair inert. . . . That ig why canned *fruiti and vegetables are rationed and that is why meat is going lo bu rational. Rationing of soma foods is the best and fairest ■ray to ba sura that every American gels enough �ijjji fo»v-Av u im mn** y' • PLEASANT VALLEY AUCTION SALE On account of the death of my son. I will have an auction sale at the Henry Pitt farm located three miles south of Lacey on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24, 1943 STARTING AT 12:30 O'CLOCK. I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWNC: HORSES Sorrel team, 4 yr«. old. wgt. 3000 lbs. Mare and gelding Black gelding, 7 yrs. old. Gray gelding, 8 yn. old. CATTLE 5 head Durham cows, 4 to 7 yn. old. Durham bull Durham heifer. 5 head young cattle. HOGS 7 young shoatt. 10 thoaH, 160 to 180 Ibi. POULTRY 25 White Rock chickens. HAY & GRAIN Clover and timothy mixed hay, 16 tons. Stack straw Wheat Com in shock Oats. Potatoes. FARM MACHINERY 1934 Chevrolet pickup with stock rack. International manure spreader. Riding plow. Walking plow. Disc Side rake. Roller Dump rake. 3 section spring tooth drag. good. 2 section spike tooth drag, good. VanBrunt disc drill, good. International corn planter. Corn binder Deering mower. Deering gioin binder. 2 wooden wheel wagons. Double wagon box. 1 flat rack, international hay loader. Walking and riding cultivators. 2!>'2 horse gos engine and pump jack. Primrose cream separator. Cast iron tank heater. Scalding kettle. Platform scales ‘ Stock tank. Crates 2 chicken crates. Burlap and grain bags Ropes. Barrels Hog trough. 2 sets harness Odd harness'. 2 <cts open face bridles Collars. Whiffletrecs ond cvcncrs. Forks, shovels and other hand tools. 14 ft. boat Traps. Log chains. Some household furniture. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. MRS. ABBIE PITT, Prop HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer E. E. GRAY. Clerk BANNER WANTS ADVS. BRING RESULTS Mr. end Mrs. Waiur Livingston.; Mr. and Mr*. John F. Brake and Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Livingston ' called on Blaine McWhlnnev and' Mr. nnd Mra. Lee Snyder and baby of Caledonia Sunday afternoon. • I Caller* at John E. Brake's to make lhe acquaintance of the nev> baby boy. Robert Loren, the post week were Mr and Mrs. Roy Kyser. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kyser and fam­ ily of South Boston, Mr. and Mr* Leo Kvser and family of Logan. Mr. j and Mrs. Walter Livingston. Mr.1 nnd Mrs. Burdette Livingston and j Mr. and Mrs. John P. Brake (local). * Mrs. Paul Olmstead of Caledonia is taking care ot Mrs. John E Brake I and new baby boy. * Elwood Zoder of Freeport and MUs Iris Olmstead of Caledonia were Friday evening । supper guests of Mr. and Mrs Em- , • ery Kime and Beulah. * Thc Mrs. Vera Geiger. Ida Livingston. MH- I rhed Llvln^itnn nnd .Magdalena Kime attended the funeral of Mrs I. H Of good cf Woodland. Sat- , »rday afternoon. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kelley and family and Mr I and Mra. Emery Kime and Beulah were entertaining at the Harold j Yoder home in Freeport. Sunday Elwood Yoder left for Fort Custer. | Tuesday. * Thursday being the 40th wedding nnnlversan- of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott, they were given a complete surprise on Sunday Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaechele of Caledonia. Mn. Anns Coleman. Miss Frances Scott of Grand Rapids. Claude Scott of ’nwrll. Mr. and Mrs Carl Scott of Lake Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Sinter, Joseph Scott. Della Scott. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clayton Mote and family (local). Mr. and Mrs. Les­ ter Stuart and family of South Bos- ' ton and Mr. and Mrs. Vere Howlntte ' and famllv of Clarksville. They I presented with a beautiful cyelamea plant. •<£ 'CO. SCHOOLS GET SECOND PAYMENT A MESSAGE FROM DR. ALBERT EINSTEIN Checks Sent To Districts For State Aid and Tuition from the state by Co. Treas. George A. Clouse In the sum of 834,291 as . the second payment tor lhe schools । of lhe county. Checks have been I mailed to the treasurer of each distrlct entitled to thi* money, which coven state aid und tuition. Following are the districts re­ ceiving checks and unless other­ wise stated, the amount shown is for state aid only: / Assyria Twp.—Dial. No. .6. Assyria Center. 8154: No. 7 frl.. Briggs. 872: 9 frl.. Lincoln. 8103. > Baltimore Twp.,— Dist. No. 1, Dowllngv.mrTTri.. Striker. <155: 3. McOmber. 8152; 4. Hendershot. S76Z5. Weeks. 864; 6. Durfee. 673; 17 fr|., Barney Mill, 871. Barry Township Unit school at Delton, tuition. 8853. state aid, 83.­ 756. total 84 609. Carlton Twp.—Dist. No. 2. Carl­ ton Center, 880: 12. Ragla. 854. Castleton Twp—Disk No. 1 frl., Nashville village, tuition 82.856. state aid, 83.109. total 85.967: 2 frl.. Lakeview, 884. Hastings Cllv uitv — Tuition. ruiuon. 86.202. i state aid, 82599, total 88,801 Hastings Twp.—DtoL No. 3. Full­ er. 882 ; 4 frL, Gregory. 853 : 7. Star, 888 : 8. Hastings Center. 875: 10 frl., Quimby. 858. Hope Twp. — DUt. No. 1. Doud, 8127: 2 frl.. McCallum. 877; 3. Cedar Creek. 883 ; 4. Hinds. 8169: a. Shultz. 876: 7 frl.. Brush Ridge. 8151; 0. Cloverdale, 877. Irving Twp—DLst. No. 3. Wood. 8151: 7 frl., Fillmore. 1174: 9 frU Freeport, tuition. $451. state aid. 8613. total 81.064: 12 frl.. Little Brick, 875. • 7 DURFEE of eumioon sense to put evezy dollar we can possibly spare at the Johnstown Twp —Dist. No. 4 frl.. Last Week's Letter. vf everyone of u* Immediately depends on its successful outcome.” Stevens. ------- *** 888; '5 frl. Bristol. 8137; -7. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Culver. 8121: 11. Burroughs. Mr.-. Homer Hammond and mother Maule Grove Twp.—Diat. No. 2 were Mr and Mrs. Guy Erb. Mr. frl. Mayo. 8114; 3 frl. Moore, till: "nd Mrs. Carl Erb. Mr. and Mrs ASSYRIA 4 frl.. Dunham. 8101. | PLEASANT HILL I Mr. Reynolds passed away in 1939. Garold Erb of Grand Rapids. Guy Orangeville Twp—Dial. No. 3. OrLast Week's Letter. I To this union were bom two son-. Warner of Newaygo. Mr. and Mrs. La*t Week's Utter anaevllle village. <247: 4. Blake. 865. Warren Mead of Banfleld. Recent I Tlie death of Thomas Williams, Rutland Twp—Dist. No 3. Chi­ Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Tolan and son and one daughter, one son Harold. uincts callers v»c«c were mr. .Mr. anu and aor*. Mrs. uonn John ncfd 54 years, on Thursday, came Lynn of Detroit spent Saturday pawing away in 1919. There are dester. 854: 4. Tanner. 888; 7 frl.. Hook. Mr. and Mra. Claud Hunt. sur?.rJ‘5euHe.h“d and Sunday at the home of left to mourn thdr loss one son, Goodwill. 8149. Ernie Bateman and Chas. Ham- } vUj« *'th his brother. John Wil- night • of CreSMJ, antl onc daughter. Thomapple Twp —Thornnpple W. • ■ ------......... . Hams. The service was held al the !nOnt‘: ?BaItu”cre£bsSd^ afi£ William*. * Mr. and Mrs. Byron ‘Mrs. Clifford Kahler of Delton, six K. Kellogg school. tuition. 8174: Rowlader and children of Cale­ grandchildren and three great­ state aid. 85.498. total 85.672. inroute to Camp clairbome. ,1" Woodland Twn —Woodland town­ one sister, four charge. Interment was made at the donia spent Sunday with her par­ grandchildren. ship school, tuition, 8621. slate aid, -------------- ■ ■ . __ | Union cemetery * Mrs. Nellie MU- ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Williams. brothers and a host of friends. • Mr. and Mrs. Heydenberg and Funeral service* were held Tues­ 83 168. total 83.789. Yankee Sprinva Twp—Dist. No. 1 members of the WB.CB. at her family of Grandville were Sunday day. Feb. 9. at the Henton funeral frl. Gates. 8133: 3 frl.. Yankee guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palm­ George Cheeseman, Clarence home al Lacey. The Icy highways er. * Mr. and Mr^ Clare Williams home in Delton. Rev. Harold Bug­ Springs. 8113. Hoffman. Floyd Healy and Harold were detrimental to driving. * Tlie and Paul Palmer attended Farmers bee of Kalamazoo officiating. Bur­ Totals tuition. Mil 159. «'«t» aid. storm of Saturday afternoon put ial was in Cressey cemetery. Cheeseman attended the Wednes­ 823.132. total distributed, 834,291. day program of Farmer's Week at electricity out of commission for Wednesday. Paul remained until the M. S. c. While there they also many and telephone line 11 was Thursday. * Word received from MRS. J. T. PIERSON RED CROSS NOTES called on MLss Enid Cheeseman. * .blown down. The usual *now drift­ Harry Williams states he was se­ DIED THURSDAY ing makes un again snowbound. * Mrs. Grace Mack had an operation ! The executive board of thc Barry Mrs. Harriet Pierson, aged 82 and Mrs. Oral Miller and Mr. lected from hl-. flight to be sent to for mastoid Friday al Leila hospital Mr' school for weather observer and Ls nassed away Thursday afternoon at Co. Chapter. American Red Cross. and Mrs. Howard Cole attended the She is making a fine recovery. * now located at Chanute Field. 111. ♦ Mrs. George Stover and Mrs. Fan wedding of a cousin. Miss Eunice Miss Hazel Campbell who has been the home of her son nnd dauahter- cllv clerk's office with Mrs. R O. Moore, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Stover both of Ashland. Ohio, aunts ; Hubbard, chairman, presiding. home on furlough after graduating of Barney Williams came Friday Joel ' . Moore of Battle Creek, U> Em­ from the WAVES, returned Mon­ *on. Her health had not been Rood met Carey, of Battle Creek, by lhe fnr some time and after thc death and remained until Tuesday. They JU.. It war. announced that thc an­ Carlton Brooks Miller. Their day afternoon lo receive her orders of her daughter. Mias Grace Plerwere called here to attend funeral vows were as io where she would be stationed. ann. two weeks previously, she de­ nual meeting of the chapter would pledged in the presence were called here to attend the fu­ of a number of guests at the home * Burdette Fischer, home on fur­ be held the second Tuesday of neral services Saturday for Tom of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Moore, w Mr. lough was a Monday dinner guest clined rapidly. She was the widow April when officers would be elect­ Williams. .and Mrs. Lisle Randall nnd son at the Clifton Campbell home. * known merchant in Irving and Has­ ed and reports given. ........ ..'.f........ 1 Jimmie, who recently moved from Mrs Clarence Berends la on lhe tings. the family coming to thi* BOMB THE JAPS WITH JUNK! Fon Custer to Climax, spent some sick U*L Waller Eaton, treasurer, an­ . eiiv from Irving about 39 years ago. ___ ___ —_ ________________________ time the n*st past wv*ek week with hl< his ndrentz pdrenls. Mrs. Pierson had been a member nounced that 89.400 hod been raised Mr. and Mi*. Floyd Randal! * OBITUARY I of the First Methodist church for in Barry Co. during the past IS Mrs. Kenneth McClelland has a Jennie E. Calm*, daughter of manv years, and was also a mem* months. This includes roll c*U. war two weeks' release from defense John and Etta Calms, was bom In her of one of the W. S. C. 8. cir- fund. Fort Custer fund, soldiers' work, and left for San Antonio. Tex- ----Cooper ------------------township. - -------------------Kalamaroo.- May des. end as long ns she was able. kits fund. etc. 13. 1864. and passed away in Bor- was nlwavs faithful in attendance, Two letters from Soldiers thanking ;Honed at Fort Houston. Her broth­ gess hospital, Kalamazoo. February Surviving are two sons. Maurice of the chapter for knitted garments er. I*on Cole, accompanied her as .m--------------Hastings and Lvnn of Detroit. a)so 6. .... 1943. ---------after a• short Illness,—being hnv«?xbecn received. Both letters far as St. Louis . nearly 79 years of age. several grandchildren and great- carnq from Camp McCoy. WIs. , She was united In marriage with grandchildren. Funeral services Jokes about a "Swiss Navy" should Elmer Reynolds. In 1885 and lived were held at 2:30 P M. Saturday Mrs Earl Coleman, home nursing Idt Include the Swiss merchant■ many years on a farm near Cressey, In lhe Leonard chaoel. lhe Rev. L. announces thai by the narlne. for that country has seven1 moving to Delton and Wall Lake Winston Stone officiating. Inter­ chairman, time new classes have been formed ihjps for high sens trade. ,) where they relIrrel from the farm. ment in Riverside cemetery. Instructors will, be available. Any­ one interested Is asked to call Mrs. Coleman or the Red Cross rooms. Others throughout the county wish­ ing to organize are also asked to get In touch with the chairman and she wiU endeavor to find the nec­ essary instructors. The Con»um‘rs Power group of 15 members has just completed the course and have been awarded certificates. Mts. Harold.Downs was the teacher. There’s No Shortage of Mrs. Roy Hubbard, chairman, ■ reported on a meeting of the camp and hospital council at Battle I j Creek. Special mention of a footI ball or polo game built by Prank IKenfleld under lhe supervision at the Rev. Don M. Gury was made at the meeting, the game being hvery popular with the men. The board voted to have two more games made and sent over as quick 1 ly as possible Requests for musical instruments was also made at the 1 meeting. Four saxaphones, 3 trumpets, one clarinet, one violin and several harmonicas are needed for the band at Kellogg Field and i Die patient orchestra at the base I j hospital al—Port Custer. . Anyone I "having such an Instrument and ; wants either to sell it or give IL Is asked to call the Rev. Don Gury. Subscriptions to magazines, playing Lcards and chess games are always welcome and Rev. Gury. the Chap­ ter's representative on the council, lis always glad to receive these ar­ ' tides and will see that they reach । the men at the various camps, staI1 lions or hospitals I QUALITY SHOES .nOOOO MILES a ILONG HNG WAY I A i Bring along your ration card and choose your shoes from these celebrated lines HEEL LATCH • STRIDEAIRE POLL-PARROT UPTOWN STAR BRAND • FREEMATIC On sale in our men's, women's ond children's shoe departments. Left say the life of an automobile is 100,000 household meters and some commercial me­ miles. That is just the number of miles of ters only once in two months. This is in the automobile travel required for a single read­ customer's interest for it prolongs the useful­ ing of this Company's meters in 58 Michigan ness of the automobiles ond tires needed to counties. maintain essential service to homes, offices So you might say that a new automobile and industries. was worn out every month — together with Because most customers like to budget several sets of tires — when meters were their expenses on a monthly basis, we are read monthly. continuing to send you a bill every, month. Now ift every two months, for in line with Your payment for the month when the meter the Governments program of conserving au­ is not read represents a payment on account tomobiles, tires and gasoline, we are reading and keeps the bill from piling up on you. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY We've been preoching for sometime thot QUALITY is its own re­ ward. That'is why now—when quality and lasting wear are buy-words for the duration—you will come to Taylor's for the fine serviceable shoes that wartime needs demond. Since you con hove only three pairs of shoes a year—see to it .that you get the three BEST pairs your money con buy. (Remember three pairs of GOOD shoes will outlast and outwear a dozen pairs of "duds"!) So come in and give us a trial Taylors9 Shoe Store ‘Good Shoes Properly Fitted HASTINGS, MICH. Mra. C. E. Barnes' volunteers, ;who filled the 400 soldier's kits at the Red Cross rooms Monday night, had their pictures taken ! Mra. George Hebden, volunteer services chairman, reported on the progress of the Nurses Aide pro­ gram Mrs. M. A. Lambie Is chalrman of thc committee In charge Application blanks may now be I obtained by writing the Red Crocs rooms in the Stebbins building. WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE The women had one of those "tough nights" Monday when not a 500 series was turned in. Betty Braendle led the group with a 476 series 1138-178-1601. Jane Daniels scored 460 (159-135-166) for aecthird place with 440 (116-135-189). Portias had a one game edge In their match with Bute Insulation; Leonards won a pair from Bliss; Bonnet and Gown took tlie odd game from JStrand: Banner wan two and loat one lo Piston Ring Of­ fice;- Bell Telephone Co. took tlie last and deciding game from Piston Ring Shop, and Orphans won a complete series from Trio Cafe. ocean* where the bottom cannot be � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-02-25.pdf 8098f7a4c59a8263bf87533c0d879135 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR o.:t. SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1943 . .CITY PRIMARY,MARCH 1 BOND *«”RALLY *»"® ----------------------------- . Home Front ^contests on for city CLERK; ALDERMEN OF 1ST AND 3RD WARDS 12 PAGES—2 SECTIONS NUMBER 42 HARRY ADROUNIE IS COMMISSIONED 2ND LIEUTENANT THE PRICE OF PEACE RED FIVE HOME GARDEN MEETINGS IN COUNTY, MARCH 8 V. S. L. AIMS TO CONSERVE CARS, TRUCKS CROSS DRIVE OPENS MARCH 1 “We of this generation who are has been placed on the charm of privileged to help make a better ! Madam Ciiiabg Kai-Shek, her Receives Series of Rapid Stores Here to Close From world for ourselves and for pbs- beauty, ner her fluttit English spoken nu Barry County Assigned Advances In Medical Corps. terity should remember that, while without dithout accent accent. her lovely silk gowim 8:30 to 10:00 A. M. Mor. 1 Quota of $7,200 ' omami golden slippers V. Harry Adroumr. son of Mrs. we must not be visionary, we must'I and her ornamental HxuUngs. Michigan. have vision so that peace should not i are not enough prominence given All supplies for the American A. J. AdrOunle and the late Dr. D. _A. , . _ rrtvnn day mornlng March , from 8:80 Feb. 22. 1943. , Adrounie. ha* received his commis­ be punitive in spirit or nationalistic . U, the lofty conwnot\setv.e of Ker Red Cross war fund drivein Barry wOr dj . Co. have been distributed to the or even continental in concept, but sion as Second Lieutenant in the Greetings to all the men in service: i prietors and employees to attend ; t?'ul Viclory Makes H. H. S. • —• ;a You are no more surprised to see ' Hard headed realists.--cap. of War Bond and Stamp Mas* Meet«. now stationed universal in scope and humanitarian Three contests will feature the a West Central League ..... General Hospit- in action, for .modem sexener hus so course, find plenty of ammunition, .nounced^today Ing to be held in the Strand The- , aumont G< The organisation who Is writing this column this, Hastings City Primary Election on ,n a ter under direction ui of xxi, Ben v«iuOld-El• ■Paso. Champions uicr uiiucr uueciiuii az . Texas, .7 , h — ------ :----- annihilated distance that what af­ to aim at the view* expteaied by^7the drive hM also been comw6ek than I was. when I received' Monday, March 1. Voting booths ley, city chairman for the Barry | Reserve Pool He U very anxious fects one people must of necessity China's first lady. However, noth- pfeted with Mr*. Prank Hess chair­ noUce that I wm "IT- for this week 1! Led by Ted Banxuh nnd Ken w‘» be'opin from 7:W A. M. to County Retailers War Stamp and ' to go overseas and has signed up affect all other people's." ing which may be said will answer man in NMhville and Mrs. Cha*, tlxe Hastings Saxons won their ,0 ™ P ,nSale committee. ■* f0I overseas duty. because even in school my ability Lane •thirteenth ui.t... p..,.­ 1 For the office of Hastings City Bond The above sentence Is a magnifi­ the fact that "modem science has Hoyt in Freeport An error in the straight game last Fri The purpose of the meeting, ac! Lieut Adrounie graduated from In composition wasn't anything Clerk, voters will have the follow­ cording to Gldley. will be to review (Hastings High and Saint Ambrose cent statemenfof the spirit and at- so annihilated distance tiiat what name of thp chairman in Ym*m day Hight when they handed the viuin, wm uv iw ivurw -- ------- ; ... ... ......... . tiiat my teachers ever-compllment- Belding Redskiits a 49 io 32 trounc­ ing three candidate* from which vuiiiuiK MlKU on. propl. or nro..- RjJW J" ft, past accomplishments and draw College in Davenport, la, where he tltude of mind which mqst prevail ed me on. but rather passed me to ing. The Saxons victory gave them to make a selection—Sterling Rog­ orrror .U.orher proplro ■ "m.h.boUn. on get me out of their English class. undisputed possession of the West ers running for re-election. Fred plans for an even more effective received his B. 8. degree, majoring‘if the end of the present conflict is effort from here on. in chemistry and bacteriology. Hf | to be anything but the prelude to *- As others have written, till* has (Central League championship This Hale and Walter Wallace. In other words, no section of the , Mondnv. March 1. and will continue been some winter in dear old Mich­ Kmc also marked the first time For Aiderman of the First Ward, । Simitar meetings are being held volunteered in the Army Sept. 22. another avalanche of armed de- world can- live a normal, harmonious through the month. Barry Co's, throughoul the state at the re- UMl and after taking Ills basic j 3trucllon ■ Igan. so much snow and ice and i* 17200. This drive also in­ five years that a Hastings team there will be four candidate*— Ar­ - - - - spoke existence while war rages elsewhere. 1quota really weather that made most of has been able to subdue tbe Silk chie W. Reickord. running for re­ quest of George Whitney. Detroit. . training he was sent to Letterman f ' -Madame Chiang Kai-Shek If we, along with other major cludes the annual roll call, every us cover our ear*, but the last two (City lads on their home floor. election. Herbert Calkins. Ben executive director in Michigan for ’Hospital. San Francisco, where he words during her brief address be- nations of the world do not co-op­ person giving one dollar or more War Stamp and Bond sales through .was graduated in three months on , -, ------- days have given us heart and make.* Banash and Lane were the high ' Beverwvk nnd Walter Eaton. retail outlets. a laboratory technician course Iforc the House of Representatives crate to try and control the factors being considered a Red Cross xnemxx* think that spring is really "Just ,point men for Hastings with 16 For Alderman of the Third Word Invitations have been extended From San Francisco he was sent jut Washington la.,t Thursday A which cause war. then those factors around the comer". and 15 points respectively. Capt. there will be three candidates—Don to retailer* in other communities ; to Curhbad, New Mexico, to the ’ more compact, pertinent outline will in Ute end control, us. just as in the county be contacted for their You boys from Hastings High will Ray ' (running for re-election i. Kenyon. Duane Ottosen, and Siegel ouis noix-y of the eounty to attend Ulis meet? Station Hospital where he was in ■ for the basis of world peace may they are doing now ' contribution and the plans call for be glad to know that last week our Bill Garrison also played fine Louis Abbey unci and rreu Fred a A. amini Smith. The two candidate* for each of! ln *. , . 'charge of the laboratory. He was|sometime be made, but it haS not 'u Red Cross renresentative to call Basket Ball Team won their thir- ।games for the Saxons. Duane Ot­ • .................... Mr. Whitney, in addition to be- | advanced from private to sergeant. .et appeared in any language American troops in their first at every home. farm, business place teenth straight victory, but then ।tosen. in addition to playing u fine flee who receive tile liigteeal vote ing one of the principal speakers • m another month he was made In „ wnlon too much fct ress iContinued on page 4. Sec 1> —and ■* factor)- In-------------the county. •Barry County boy* are all of the ,defensive game, added 8 points to in the primary, will halve their aCthis meeting, will speak at the staff sergeant and is now second Sunday, Feb. 28. is Red Crocs best in every tiling they do and the Hasting* attack. Capt. John names on the ballot in the final lllumj lieutenant. ------------------------------------------------------------Sunday all over the country and we are ail proud of you and know ■Spicer was the high point man for election to be held on Monday. !the pastors of all the churches In April 5. i. you will do your part in winning Belding with 12 points. I Voters nhould kefep in mind that tills victory we are all praying for. Score summary: of Red Cross on that Sunday. On 14 17 49 lbiA primlirv election Ls ju.->t as imMy *on writes from somewhere Hastings 8 10 g i-> portant as the final one. in Australia, that not fur from Belding 10 4, v i- jji Plan pi,,,,to GET r-.t-rOUT r»trrAND VOTE on — 1 where he is the highest tempera- ; Referee. Albaugh ture in January was 128 degree* and ] The Hastings second team de- Monday. March 1. he also said nil my talk of so much fealrd tixe Belding retenes in the I With New Mfg. Stopped, Undefeated H.H.S. Cogers ,.ian man for the drive, announces her Ice and snow "just slips off his. preliminary game by the score of I ; Present Supply Must Last sub-chairmtn of the city: special ■—u » i. ---------- -- — —.— i—- <0 t0 2j Hastings had to over­ To Meet Fast Eaton groups. Mrs E. A. Frandsen; fac­ "For Duration" come a 1! to 8 Belding lead al the 1 County Team tories, Mrs. C. W. Dolan; business ing while riding in a plane and end of the first quarter to win 1 Prenti* M. Brown. OPA director, district, the Hastings Woman's M. S. C. Specialists to said the temperature was 80 de­ their seventh game in nine start*. | On Friday evening. Feb 26. the Club with Mrs. Dorrance Trethrlc. has given his approval of the ob­ grees inside the plane and way up Lawrence Puller was high point Discuss Rural and I jectives of the Victory Service Lea­ Hastings High Saxons will tangle chairman: residential, Mrs. Mau­ in the air. so if we could exchange man for Hastings with 10 points I , with their traditional foe and rice Roush; first ward. Mrs. Fred ; gue by becoming a member. Urban Programs Clip This Chart For our cold for some of their heat it followed closely by Dick Foster and 1 I The League was recently organ - • neighboring County rival". Char­ would make us all happy. Seems Dick Grable with nine jxiint* each, | Aid In Shopping Undo Vegetable gardens for. the----.-I(ui eu by UJ Wm. E. t.. Holler, nuuvr. genera! Kcucnu sales wn lotte High Oriels, In the High Reed; third ward. Mrs. R o. Fin­ fafm ized as though some of our boys over there Don North's 6 ixxtnta was high for and urban family will be -dLscussed , n,BtMlger of the Chevrolet Motor School Gym here. In a basketball ney: and fourth ward. Mrs. Ho­ f<cw Alow Ration notion bysrem System have gone in for raising mustaches, Belding. at five meetings to be held in Barty i Division, to conserve and keep in game which should be a thriller ward Frost. At a meeting Tuesday | Point rationing goes into .effect j some of them the handle bar type, County on Monday March 8(1Tpalr privately-owned automobile., from start to finish. the committee decided to try to so some of us might need an in­ County Agent Foster has arranged .Uld tniclts M onc mclhod of pre. i this coming Monday. March, 1. Fl-i the drive in Hastinjr* in Charlotte High ha* been the only complete — troduction to our own sons. nal registrations'for War-Ration for lie meetings as a part of the venUng a general bog down of this team so far this season to really one 1---------- — - ----------- Richard Karmen surely looked fit •juuaiauia ww jvuui ; Book Two will be held today and F«xI Production program for- 1943. country's motor transport system. give the local Saxons a serious get under way. Monday. March Michigan Stale College specialists I Wlth no new cara or Rghl trucks threat to their consecutive winning _■ ' Friday (don't forget to take a "con----------- ,— fice the other day. also Jack Wag­ employment Bureau “ ••t»ner declaration form" properly from the Horticultural Department • tx.lI1K produced and thousands leav- streak. At Charlotte on February 77*11 DAIDrt MFVtA/ ner. who also called on us. you see , r ' filled out and your War Book One *’ac.h ! ing the road monthly due to acd- 5. Hastings, after trailing three I UM DAI KU NUW we go* to you boys home on I, Diieviors "*■ TuUon • — — j- •!T** ” *"* Directors of the HontliigS Hastings Kiwanla KiwuiiiS ■** with 1' ■you). —*'* W3 I ilhc ol fru3u and dents and wear-out. it Ls impera- quarters of the game, managed to fnrlntloh so «n most mrwt of nf you vnu call Mill on nn us n« dub . ..... decided to sponsor ----------- .... lllt j t0 gnnnpr readers furlough, the ...y Boy — - ----------------------w..« who ycgetables now in effect it Ls most • IJve tn take p^per care of remaln- pull it out of the tire in the rewhen you arc home, and I'm happy scout Employment bureau again go shopping under the point sys- I important that every family, Ullll essential trans- imainlng .. ................ .......... rural lng cars car* ni.i; cstcniuu leansmaining inuiuier. io minutes in of mr the gainr game to Completes Officers tor tbe mother* and sweethearts this year. tern, we have reproduced on PAGE 5 'i urban aorden FamF.im, , |x>riatlon can be provided. Iaiul 1.1?1 U L. n>'have ,®ve 3a Rarden. । win 41 to 36. when their boys have the privilege i The purpose of the employment ”f this Lvue n chart showing point Hies will not have an adequate die*. v. 8. L. member* pledge themHasting* at present is unde­ . I ‘“in^th^diwtSl’on'' s^ll’ltata’irtllh'1*” 1° ,d° ever>'u“n« Paa***, K> feated am! has to Its credit thirof coming home. David Leary*came bureau is to help scouts earn money values for ail Items on theGEORGE rationed , G. WHITNEY home to see hLs new daughter ana to attend summer camp. Because U*t. will be period. good during lie There entire values ftrst-railon ’ II Rotary club meeting Monday noon. , present up-to-date Information on.JX ^Membenihip is'Tree'and on ^fT’the' ordv undefeated'^CH s Baird, local merchant, recently was happy to be called "Duddy." | there wiH be transportation ex- Ute entire fir*t„rallon ■«—' , ThLs week War — —•• Book - •• cm. w.ucii Clip this efeutcd CiaiJ completed officer* training at Fort Ration II 1 pextses -Involved uu> tills > year which ,,',e chart out and •" save it for I at which member* of Hasting* Ki-। soils, cultural practices, planting Mcning the pledge a new member is out—to.... the people all over were formerly inn met uy by volunteer convenient size . wants iiave varieties, etc. Time and places ptaces .i, niven oertlnent transnortaiion ’ " Uttm ln lne iWtr nu»r been wen invited iiituvii as us special ;■ dates, aaics. vaneucK. nme ana । ... going ----,clc luiiiiciiy vuiuiliccr reference. .......... .. Il . Ls . of........ .......... ini. -------------------------------------------will ltdmiMta. »w «« »«<.. 1.. — nn„„nrM hv J If the Saxons win Friday nigiit____________________ great lguests, f ed a second lieutenant In the U. this United e....States and r.ro on ,»,u this we drivers, the Scout Employment...H Bur-i> a,1<1 wl11 doubtless be of inf and at the Chamber of ,>Hn of „ meetings will be ,,announced by]।V’ •i w OT truck » memb^S/card lhey <ul add mother game to their 8. Army Reserve. . buy our canned goods and meat. Cau will start March 1 instead of hcl» In nlanning purchases, Commerce meeting Monday eve- county Agent Foster next week. “ d 7 uUi; fnS?. W Xro 5; .nd thu. will Urol Baud l> «lopping over In a.in o'clock. ____ . Even etc, and on and on we go. and ve at the beginning of the summer v '“" though "local1 grocers plan ning"at~6:30 SI 1 P °" break a da-yaar and preronl Haa- llaannsa for a Iror .-- days while enwill fight for you herOtat home and vacation In order to give the scouts to give ixiint values along- with I. Another feature speaker at the I Wai. on Uer?f-1 momlng meeting at the Strand will IIMCW UirCCtIVC all be walling for the time when time"to elm mo're’Voney"" ' issignment. He enMr. c B Burkholder, of the EJro '£.1 you all come home again. There will be a Bor Scout Camn the* cann°t possibly Include point be John Van Den Berg. Grand 1 1 Rnrkhnlder Nisciian Co here is nlng record of thirteen - game*, es- listed last jear and ar... stood ■■■■■— third in — Yours for victory, director and^? Uhls i^T’ac- tabluijed by the 1936-37 team which ' hi* class at graduation. Of t£». at Shiawanasee again tills year un­ values for all rationed items in their Rapids, who is chairman for Michl- I rrcVCniS ViCOli wrdinaNorton AStukrL'mIcHdefM1,pd Sturgis In the Re- number who started, more than stores in each ad—Therefore, this - Erma Gardner. less later changes are necessary. 1 , half were eliminated during pro­ onn nf the v q i tn lead the ef. gional R'onal Tournament at Dowagiac in in,half elimli Boys using the employment bur­ , paint ILst will' always be available to eivr additional information. ..— >----------- Lieut. Baird won Mr. Whitney and Mr. Van Den j Service stations and other retaii 'fort of keertna \-Xcntial cars and March- l»37. after having won the cess of .— training. Attention fellows! Hastings, in eau must be registered scouts and । Shopping under the point system Berg in uTA nrea^raUni " ‘district ‘ Kalamazoo . rifleand andmachine nutchin gun marksmanwill attend a— High School Asdealers — in -gasoline, oil ----andother ,-int^ck* -------------------------------------— I’------------------ - — 1lkX\ir\h7« “Xi/r7k ‘w™")ine'” "’•■'■ title at Kalamazoo. -rifle fact all of Barry county, is going show their certificates when regts-! will not be difficult with a little ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- — scmbly ■S^^'^SStnSiSSSSS at 10:30 a. m. *' J— *“ — ------ — "Wacky" with a bang and it's al! tcring and also must show their inadvance piimnlng* to help you fellows carry on! What tention to attend camp. adva nce planning^ IS’uwhmwbo: r«»rd. >h™. |. er*,,, b<«l. >o I Alir-TIAkl e*l ce —nJ? SS"?' ]S^d‘J.dhStaud?y Ure'llnSro S"*r' » “* nroyram. and tor j year « head Baaketball Coach. we mean is. Barry county mus. I Bureau headquarter* will be al ... _ . have done a fine job in selling owned nnd operated by the United Ride prtWLmB and for year aa head Basketball Coach. AUCTION SALES have at least fifteen WAAC* en- the Burkholder Garage iust east of Women 20-36 In "I States, I .roa.state, 7>.a_ county munici—...roiroiassisting ' assisting reduce worker absenI the Of th«* stnrtini? three bonds and stamps any to to reduce worker absenI of starting five,five three are are sen-ee■­ rolled by April 1st if we are to up- the old C. K. <k 8. tracks on State r .A. According to George Carpenter, i palily. township or agency or de- * I’P1' *monig ® Michigan Michigan war war plants plants 11I tors and will be playing their last R- A. LAPO. Adm. hold our part of the J25.000 WAAC Street. ODOrS, Waves -*.. county in the partment ' nartnwntthereof, ihomaf ornrtotnthose tKnc*op-f nn.I which iiave iiuuic League “memlocal fans. । in order to close the of the for tsa Barry ,'XvL I| home game “before S"'"' quota for Michigan; to date we I Any person wishing a boy for a jI Women. 20 to 36 years of age are chairman Retailers War Bond and Stamp Icratlng motor boats for commercial | b®[!,hlP —C"— ’P,1O•>®® Namely -. Capt.. Ray —.. Kenyon. .., BW 1Dl<7 late „u, Augustus uaiua „ W. Jackson. Mr. Lapo have WAACs Campbell (Middle-1 IfW hours work can telephone there sales drive, local firms have shown purposes, or to customers operatDow ChenUcal Co.. Midland Garrison,;Ken Lane, Ted Bao«h have — an tuition । i—>»«h will i .-------------sale at the Ville). Carpenter. Sneathen and , Tor Information beginning March 1. offered an excellent opportunity to ifine co-operation lit agreeing to ing vehicles bearing a "T" ration ;"«<• 1 £ d ‘ n £?"8 W*, ‘ ,d ‘ " ,t yea f J W 9 1 ' fann located 2'-. u iduumauni. izcivc cMiiuuuiiuing । nas anomer year ox scnooi oux win i farm located 2'- miles east and <»• । serve their country in the WAVES l Crawley from the county and SPAR -----------------*-*-•----------------Co, i be Ineligible as he played In In north 01 of vianuviue Clarksville or a 3 muu mllu close above wo.-, was ui«uc made vief- --Co,.. Bay Ba> city. cljty._ Motor Wheel Wheel_Co,|be in Toledo nine rnlle iie norm C meir places piacea of or budness-from tijsincss- irotii (sticker. The uuv.u or ।Close their nsinv A A C Co . Fl nt ।. High before entering ^Hnnl ‘ .7 u of Lake Chandler (Middleville) awaiting call1/?_e 1D- or SPARS. Thousands are needed 8:30 to 10:00 a. m. Monday mom-ifective as of the present by a I^jydng. C Snark Spwk Pltitr Plug Co Rint school H.r. here and 5 mUfcj north for officers training. An of ouii*305 Users Urged TO Be to fill assignment* in the Navy and ting to make this meeting possible. Petroleum Directive Issued this Gibson Mfg. Co.. Greenville. Wilcox and this deprives him of another. Odessa. He Is offering an excellent Coast Guards. For further Infor- I girls back home here fellows, are Prnmnt In Annlvinn ■ ■ < ♦ ----------------month. However, the directive does । Gay Co , Charlotte, and many othyear of comDetltlon. Duane Otte-1 iut of catUe horses hogs sheep mation write or visit The Office of more than eager to serve Cheir I/01?"* 111 ^PP’y'^g Now OP A OrH-r i•*» 01 •“ "»■ ' ■"> l» “» “J* n>™ter .nd U Uro Bn4 ,rm ,« Naval Officer Procurement. Ninth kl AW OPA Orrlflr Tn Tn country because they know the ;For Renewals Finer. Rook Tower Building. De- I; r,ew uraer •I ° new urM vJrvraer o Ipon or script books for cash. All । ----------------- ----------------------a senior but has another half sem- 1 gee the adv elsewhere in this issue great hardships you are facing for ixvocwqis trolt, Mich. ■ v W- H- Roe Gets 'k.7 “ B“y “”1'“ “ the same country and they want to Barry County motorists who hold , nr siaiiun paiiun wnw uuu a t-naigi* Al < ‘ '___ n _-_______ I 1 account tn cover nurchaw-K nf fuel Au/ro-Jc Ezs, -ro — u sn. ...... — rMponslblity with you. "B" and l'Q” rqileage rations which Hastings has scored a total of 691 ' MRS. HARRY GGVE, Fropr. ' Theyll not let you down and we i: will expire in the next few weeks MEETING OF MICHIGAN fill our WAAC quota by Golly, say* | are urged by the Barry County War REBEKAHS FEB. 16 An order from Washington via [chases on a strictly cash bask. I First Lt. William H. Roe. son of Mrs. Daisy Haines. 210 -N. Wash­ the district Zo“>‘! , Price and Rationing Board to OPA office at Grartd Don't blame the service station / Mrs. Leia Roe of Nashville, a grnd- Lana have scored 222. and 212 points auct jOn sa[e at place known as Before we forget—a money order make application at once for re­ ington St.. Charlotte. Mich, was Rapids. the Barry County Ration- ; operator for refusing credit II uate of Nashville High and the U. °rTedOnhw?CdareraeM I th‘ Oeor«e Martln farm hostess to the Executive Board of ing Board has been advised that. ef "four bits" is on the way to you inewal of their rations. * that h« mistrusts you. He is . of oi M, m . Is u home nome from xrom North Norm Africa Ainca re nEre?, neTMra2^ kAT ta nUle* *oulhNashville. the 23 District of Michigan Re­ commencing "about March 1," it;merely obeying the law. Harold E* Bolo. Hope it helps you I _________ nr • where he was one of- the American bekahs for their planning or pre ­ h.. • or 4 miles north and 3 miles west out a "bit." (There are many more | farm ri'rfai, airmen-to participate In berthing, RSS“..‘SUSZn uJnWnJTJ liminary meeting on Tuesday. Feb. will not be neceasarj- to have board pictures to be added to LyBarker's famii v night raids over Naples and he also help­ SelectGCS 16. The afternoon was spent In authorization to get rrtread*. This Twenty Wu-.y'.s;- '*™-SX J ed to destroy German held oil fields ■s Bureau will making plan* for. the annual dis­ Is to encourage the use of retreads L' u- JS r~ -nST™ n“!‘! I In Rumania. He ha* been awarded ri£ L P" h0,d S" the advertisement trict meeting which will be held as against replacing tires and to Leave? Five Go jthe Distinguished Flying Cross, the tionallj fine record. er meeting at the Odd Fellows hah in Grand Ledge on Tuesday. April reduce the detail work of local ..... I, , elsewhere In this issue for full par­ "guys" in our gallery will be In line Silver Star and the U. S. Army Air Hastings. Thunday, Feb. 25. Pot 6. convening at 9 A- M. At the boards, the order states This shoplVrlth NqVV for getting something perhaps. You in nas kren uecn mro. maae pouiuie by oy me pres- : " . Medal. He has had 296 hours of ---------------------------------------------------------- 1 tlcular*. luck supper at 7:15 sharp Carl Ure pre.,„h, .-------know what we're talking about, Randal and his Coast Guards from luncheon following the ''plan” meet­ ent rigid restrictions J-J8;’1. “lec““ Irom thecomma • actual nying. combat lie flying. onc He was one tr ions on gasoline (, . actual ing the long table was. centered Usage don't you?) JOSEPH KURINA. Prop. However I*_ *“**_____ rr norted at Kalamamn nn -_j„____ the____ order states1 conntv ! ,£rt! I_r of .u_ the Americnn4 who helped prothe Clear Lake Camp will enter­ with spring flowers in shades of red. — Now to news, brief and other­ that no relaxation in eligibility for £rt.dB> for examinations. Five of the tect the British Sth Armv which .. .. I Having decided to quit farming j Mr. Kurina will have an aocUon wise. Hastings has another three tain us along with a musical group white and blur, the same colors ap­ Ures or gasoline can be made since inducted into the navy at; waR pursuing Rummel'* forces m । BENEFIT FOR U. S. O. from Hastings High lead by Mr. pearing in the individual favors and star family we salute. (Almost a Hine. Denn Trout from M. S. C. Union., sale at his farm one mile — weal the rubber shortage is sUU acute I nd»i eft immediately for North Africa, I On Saturday evening local Union * and* the dessert. Quests present from aim the f,'r.5re.: ,O0rd0n„wLt. Roe won tuic the uD. o. S. C. awuru award | No. 138 of Ute Hastings Manufac- * half mile north of Mlddfavine. me new rule ruic on retreads letretias Is m on his fishing other than Charlotte Included Mrs. ■and kL. ro-ii.SJ Z; will win show snow pictures pictui ---- - that the av-j£ 1 r*nlB j. Lewi*. fro, gallantry I, based on an estimate ota‘ Wactinn ?luVn£,1-. Carl •{-. in1 action octinn in in the vlci. I uring Company sponsored a benefit He k offerins a good list of horaaa «wts. HasHas- । for the viclvlcl■n.. three boys now Irin in ,n Canada. c*“d“. Bernice Charlefour of Eaton Rap­ erage mileage for all motor vehicles । i'-ttgs. Lewis Oliver Bolton, The ; dance igr for inc the u. U. o. 8. v. O. ai at the Bas­ i >, Hastings I n niiv ity o nff the ihu Island r.ianri of nf Crete rtretu in thu Uiejaance me ™*ids and Mrs. Mabel Pavey of Jocksons of Mr. and Mrs. NOTICE .......... R. No............. .ur Charles Adams. LaJik Mediterranean his bomber Country 862.25 raised ,:farm machinery. Barney Cider vQt Middleville 1. and a/Germanwhen ammunition ship ■ tings f°r the localClub. U. 8. O. wm activities. son, Warden and Conductor of .the Llewellyn D. Stamm and their adcry the sale and Middleville Bank I will be a candidate for re-elec­ Rebekah Assembly of Michigan re­ ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Robert Barnes. Delton R. N will act as clerk. tion. for aiderman of the First spectively; District officers: presi­ Sgt. Norval J. Stamm The others accepted for service. I while being attacked by a squadron chestra. Ward. Your vole at the Primary. dent. Mrs. Allie Hoyt. Freeport, vice Portal Section who will leave from the U. 8. O.'of German fighter planes. ' Since the cftMt guard dances have 1'WILLIAM CROCKFORD. Prep. March 1st will be appreciated. president. Mrs. Lydia Ferris. Di­ room on the 7:40 A. M. bus for Fort' since reluming to the United been cancelled temporarily the girls Having sold the residence Mr. Archie W. Reickord New York’City, N. Y. mondale. and secretary. Mrs. Myrtle Custer on Friday are: Stales. Lt. Roe has been given s of the G. 6. O. group are having ,Crockford will dispose of the fur­ Bloom. Grand Ledge. Other guests Robert Bennett Burn*. Middle-! fifteen day furlough, but does not an Informal party al the U. 6. O. .niture at public auction st the place The March meeting of the Has­ Pvt. Kenneth W. Stamm were Mrs. Gay Norton. Jr., past ville R. No. 2. George Alvan Oaks. I know what his next assignment will room Saturday evening. All service located Just north of Woodland on tings Chamber of Commerce will be NOTICE 92nd Base Hods, A. B. S president, and Mr*. Minnie Myers Hastings. Arthur Lowell Dodge,: be. . men are cordially invited to attend. Your vote at the Primary elec­ of Hastings, Mrs. Smith. Vice held Monday evening in the I.O.OT. iXfroro,.!.,,. n„i—. .roj----- «,.! c'o T. T. A. Pope Field --------------------------------------I Among those asshUng al the room ----------- •+■*tion March 1st will help elect Fred Grand of the Grand Ledge Lodge Hall. Dinner will be served at 8:30 Woodland. Robert Andrew Hum- I Port Bragg, N. Car. jduring the past two weeks were: Hale for city clerk; 53 vears a resi­ nnd Mrs. Bernice Boody. Eaton and in addition to the regular busi­ phrey. Freeport R. No.,1, Maynard , '-Jan--------------- La Verne n.v., Nicholson. Rich-:« ' A -PROCLAMATION — uuuu, Woodland. nuuuuiiui. mui.rozvro..,,.Mrs H A. Adrounie. Mr* Adelyn list of household furniture aa ness the club will hear Mr. George Carroll L. Stamm dent. 30 years a taxpayer. 24 years Rapids. Freeport. Hastings and ............. Whitney of ............. Detroit,........................ who is dls- ard Allen Babcock. Battle ' Creek I In view of the Importance of the i Boyes. Mrs. Frank Andrus. Mr*, as a few small tools. Dewey In the same business. Thanks — Nashville Rebekahs in Barry Coun­ G. E.A.NB. Class No 17 Pol. Adv. 2-25 ty will be Interested In learning trict manager for the sale of War No. 6. Herman Joseph Rosenbaum. I sale of War Stamps and Bonds to , D. A. VanBuskirk. Mrs. George will ety the sale and Jay C. 1 Savings Bonds and Stamps through Jr . Hastings. Wayne Kuhn Tags, ‘he United States War effort; and .I^ckwood. Mrs. Tan ORden. Mr* U. 8. Naval Air Station the outcome of this meeting. retailers...................................................... |, Hastings iianuiig* R. «*. No. r«u. 2. t. Robert nouerv Anthony nntnony I i in view of the time umi- which wiuvu retail tvuin Vivian Anderson. Mr*. ------ —M E. Cota.. il A C GAS CARD HOLDERS Lakehurst. N. J. — „ . ... c....... k,-_i_..■■n ■ . ...... , . f,—.. An^ f-.-iro-.-i .tri... rof.ui. Ef-mtnklr- ktnc RnlM-rt C:noK. Einar Frandsen. nresldent. an­ Smith, Nashville R, No.' 1. David ' firms and professional offices of this । Miss Kaminske. Mre. Bot*1' E00^ WILLIAM F. COLE. Prop. Incidentally, the fifth member .-------------- ------------- --- - - - --h­ .. Is « planned to ~ pee­ : William Mapes. Nashville R. city have K. No. no. 3, J, i1 im.v been iA-.ii and anu are arc giving ki*>>>k to|Mre. Wm. Corkin. Miss ,8arail -------- Beryl Having decided to quit nounced that. it and only girl In the Stanun family, piemental Gasoline Ration Books HOME FOR FIRST . —— Freepon.1' promote promote the the sale sale of of War Bonds and and |jSchader. Mrs. Frank Hpgnan. Mix TIME IN TWO YEARS sent the new secretary at this meet- K Whitney Braendle. Freepon, War Bonds is Mary, who is a nurse at Butter- ■ which expire Star. 1, 1M3. i«»- A. a R. VanTil who hM been Dunti^ Hastings, ,\ Sinmns Stamps, tlii* the agreement rrucneu reached tiv by w- Ironside. Ironside. Mrs. Mrs. FTeo Fred r^ricciricn, Friedrich, Duane Marrin Merrill kfnmhu Murphy. Hastings, owmia, uic oarw»tnent ogmincni Oy ,I” -• worth Hospital In Grand Rapids. | All of tliese books, with all unStaff Sgt. George Flngleton sur­ ing. ......... i ...... ..._ _ _______ ■ _ ..._______ anrt Mrs Karl HOVPA <Who are other three and four wwd coupcftu must lx- turned into prised his mother, Mrs. Alma Fin­ secretary resigned thia week to take Hewitt Charles Matson. Hastings, ’ these aforementioned retail firms .and Mrs. Earl Boyes. of Banfleld and S mile WMt. Ls offering a good ll*t of hi star families In the county not pre- lhU office at once after March 1st aleton. by walking in on Sunday. a position in a local defense factory. Howard Raymond. Hastings. Robert; and professional offices to close | LeRoy Johns. Hastings. 4 their places of business from 8:30 । MEMORIAL SERVICE । ~ they ...., cannot be *-honored viously mentioned?) |as ca------- *legally —*“ --------- * , his first visit home in two years. cows, pigs, bay and grain and to 10:00 o'clock on Monday morning. I FIGHTER—Memorial services for machinery. Henry Flannery wll • • • i by any gasoline dealer. Barry Coun- ; Sgt.. Flnglcton has been on NOTICE duty NEWS SHORTS: Charles Kidder . ty Rationing Board. 'in I March1. so that employers and em-, Corp. Bernard Fighter, aged 23. the sale and E. B. Gray will jin the Hie Paeifte Pacific in an an enoinewr'i: engineer's AivdivOn and after this date I will not PRIMARYELECTIONNOTICE ™ on leave -----------------L Baupr ChBlnnan. home from TexMpvisited I .. . ..; ployeei may attend a special War who passed away Jan. 1. inaction । as clerk See the advertiM Uion of the Army. On Tuesday he be responsible for any debts con­ To thequalifiedelectors ofthe stamp and Bond Sale Rally at in New Guinea, the U. 8. O. room, nnd told many —— wt" ** llc1^ a ,30 1 elsewhere in this issue for full left for Washington, D. C„ where tracted by anyone but myself. Dated which plans will be discussed for p. m Sunday, -------- - ------------ay, Pc February 28 al — the । ticulars. interesting stories. (Charles at I NOTICE VOTERS ------------- left ». he is to take a three months' of- Feb. 43. 1943. George M. Woods. Del- C church. Freeport, Freeport. Rev. Rev. I » 'carrying on this valuable work with Methodist church. 8 p. m to keep a dci; '.2; i date — with a ... cer-'1 I have been a resident of Hai­ fleers’ training course. He has had M B CjUzen and ln bUbl. many Interesting and thrilling ex­ nuIZnFw.JlitaJ* iwewed effort, deserves official no- ;E. M. Love and Rev. 8. Conger tain gal; don't tell tius--------we ----------haven't- Un|I11 KENNETH TRAVIH n„lrr ‘Ucc *ukI commendation and best Hathaway of Hastings officiating, our eyes open Charles.) ' ness for 22 years and believe I am ' periences since the outbreak of BY WAY OF EXPLANATION * Wishes for success. It is a source of .Corp. Fighter is survived by hu Russell V. Reynolds of Doster. R. !known by most of the city. If you i the war in the Pacific. . th>l Bar_. county ha?i p*rents, Claude Claud* Fighter -- ---------------| In order not to be caught "all «on.dna.X V Ilrst day.pf March A. , prtde Having decided to quit and **~ Mrs. 1. hM been assigned to advanced In- 1think I am qualified for the office aglow” during blackout testa (Hl tarei^/Umil8riInnY-i:^kk i*n the nchleved an outstanding record In Phoeba M. "J. Fighter of Freeport,Mr. _______ and Bawdy will have an slructlon at the Navy's hew train- <of City Clerk. I would appreciate NOTICE there Earl!) and io help conserve brother, Roscoe. Flowers may »im« War Stamp and Bond sales and one brotht ing school for radiomen at Miami JH1 :your support at the Primary eiecI am a capdidate for Aiderman be sent to the church. mile north and 31-4 i Univeriltv. Russel) started at i 'tlon. Monday. March 1st. Walter in the Third Ward and will appre­ on the use of electric power, the for the purpose of nominating can­ Woodland: or 5 mllM Great Lakes—good sailing, saflorl• L. yallace. Pol Adv. 2-18 ciate your support at the Primary two Banner window signs wlxlch didates for the foillowing City of­ ; munltles which has come through have been running steadily tor sev­ with its share. Pvt. Emerson Calms Mm been -----------------Election on Mar. 1st 1M3. Lewis eral years will be turned off for fices. WOMENS CLUB STUDIES M-M. home on a two-week*' furlough— . _.. . * Charles H. Leonard, Mayor pol. adv. 2-25 "the duration.'' Since these signs City Clerk. Ward Officers. Aider­ Mighty good to have you back Em- Candidates for City Aiderman A. Abbey. As a special war project, the Has- bury were merely ornamental—or at least man for First and Third Wards. are: the 1st ward. Ben BeverBever­ eraon. “ rc: For Die Ungs Women's Club is making a | ferine NOTICE 8. C. Rogers, City Clerk. that wm the intent—they repre­ Dtck Hinckley ha* been trans­ wvk: 2nd ward, Ed Smith; 3rd ward NOTICE I will be a candidate for the of­ survey to determine whether or Out. 2-25 The Livestock Sale at the Fair­ sent one little saving in power ferred from Great Lakes to New 4t,!| ’t’“rd' ForrSst, ^nc fice of City Clerk at the Primary not there is any local need for a Port, R. I. (address laterV Harold S’* .V* “l?r'Slat*?ral grounds every Friday will start at which can be of benefit to all con­ day nursery to help care for young­ ; Election on Monday. March 1. 1943 Adv. 2-25 cerned. So. when the Banner signs Kimmel was also changed from lh®i£^^IrfJaectlon' *4ond“>* Mar. 1:30 sharp. sters whoee parents are working tn c»diau..to Aidin ’'"' Great Lakes to ’• Adv. ____ 2-25 flare again, the world will be at defense plants. Those who would < ■ ^iwgers. 3 » be Interested io such a service or VOTE FOR ■peace. UnUl then—Here's to the In the first ward. Your support Harold R. Kimmel S-lc ' rfd rtnnRR 3R IgMS# Water Eaton for alderman-In the men and women manning our far j would certainly be appreciated at NOTICE who have constructive 3R 4W.I 4W-1 ftxrstM. Service School I Every man. woman, and child 1st. Ward, Primary election Mar. flung battle fronts—Let's give them the Primary Election on Monday, | I should contribute to the Red Cross 1st. This adv. paid for by the Pete our best support in the best Amerl- Mar. 1. 1 I March 1. to be elected City Clerk. Jacksonville. Florida. war^fund drive which begins on Eaton for aiderman club. Pol. Adv. Herbert J. Calkins Thanks. Fred R. Hale. Fob, Adv. (Continued on page SAXONS DEFEAT BELDING 49 TO 32 POLLS OPEN FROM ' Hasrtn«8 8w«« w|» cla* Mon/ 7 A. M. to 6 P. M. ‘f, POINT VALUE LIST ON PAGE 5 SAXONS TO MEET CHARLOTTE FRIDAY Kiwanis Again Sponsors Boy Scout ------------------ - . 2ND LIEUTENANT SJn.n'.Mn’- U"k” Soles of Gas, Oil Modify Procedure For Obtaining Retreads iK Awards For Service U.S.O. N EWS Hastings C of C to Meet Monday, Mar. 1 3-35 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 33, 1443 PAGE TWO ' | Trio team. Eva Karmes, Julia Brow| er. Florence OTXmnell. Virginia Utter and aladyce Breaudln will bow) , on Sunday and the State Insulation team. Hate! Roush. Mildred Btplu-. Harold J. Swanson, local Insur- Lucille Willitts. Betty Braendlt and aw nt returned this week from Sadie Xfac Palmer on Satuiday. Kolamaxoo' where tie attended th« I Jane Daniels and Angie Hawthorne .singles afid.doublapd,doubl­ convention of the State Form In- plan to enter the singles es event*. turance companies of Bkxunlngon. — III longer Hathaway gou to xnc w»i w vv MHKwaw Lansing Wednesday iVediicsday 'Feb. 24' to In the Womens League, who are en- preside at a meeting of the General Uring the State Bowling toinrui—Council of'the Synod of Michigan ment in Jackson this weekend The nnd the Trustee* of Alma college, LOCAL NEWS Plan* for the fall meeting of Synod will be decided at this meeting. »• — Blanche ui-.._u_ Summers - --------------is ----------. ­ Mrs. conval escing at Clarksville after spending five weeks at the U. of M hospital, Ann Arbor. She is Improving slowly and will return to Hastings in tiw Spring. Two conservidoh bills under con­ -----------------sideration by , .the — present ------l.-gixtature ------------hme-the unanimous approval of local >i>ortsmen. The first, which is really two companion bill*. SB-167 and SB-168. Would grant authority to the Conservation Commission to regulate bag and crAel limits and seasons on game and inland fishing The second, also twu companion bill*. SB-25 and SB-26, would repeal all existing Sunday hunting-closing laws and would es­ tablish policy or legislature to enact no more local Suiiday-huntli.g-closIng laws. Kim Sigler ha* been .1 la incd a* counsel for Dr. Mabel DcBcaulieu. '• defendant in a case to be tried ,n the Mason County Circuit Court Dr De Beaulieu speaks French. German. Spanish ana Russian fluently. lias studied at the Unlvaralty of Moscow and is a graduate of the Universities of Paris and Vienna. According to Mrs Andrew Bus 'Neva UlleryJ, fruit* and vegetables In California are Just a* expensive as In Michigan and two pounds of ground beef U a priceless powvession. Mr. and Mrs. Bus are living m Lxx> Angeles where he U employed In the designing deportment ut Douglas Air Craft If you have read and enjoyed un interesting book recently remember the Victory Book campaign and take It either to the library or the I! « n Pvt Herman Fisher. 3615921. H Q. Btry, 2nd Bn.. 203 P. A.. Fort Bragg. N. Car. has been visiting Ids par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Tooxc. and other friends the past week, re­ turning W1U> Ills Wife Sunday eve­ ning. He will be glad to hear from hi* many friends Albert Bessmer Is confined to his hoche by illness. The flret report of a robin this year came from Gloria Yarger. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yargrr. who sighted one on Thursday. February- 18. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sergant and two children formerly of Grand Rapids are now living In the Char* les Hoffman, house, comer of Green Point rationing means "share and share alike"—and the advantages of ration­ ing for you will be for greater than the inconveniences and disappointments of shortages. While you can spend your points in any market you like—we hon­ estly believe that you will do better by spending them here. You sec. we do some sharing, too. We cut our expenses and profits to the bone, and share the savings with you in the form of daily low prices on all foods—rationed and plentiful ones alike. LOW PRICES CHURCHES BOWLINGNEWS I, BAPTIST CHURCH GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Morning worship at 10:30. Sermon I' Sunday school St 10 o'clock Clair DcCou led a parade of Urge by the pastor. "A Declaration of ;> Divine Services at 11 o'clock. Sei­ scores last week, evidently inspired '----------------(mon subject. "The Wonders of Re­ by the local City Tournament, Sunday sctuxil at 11:30 A M. d<Evening service* at 7:30 This swelled to '600' count or near. Sunday school staff meets Friday, renlee will be given over to the Rev, Clair hit 623 with tallies of 197-212­ March 5. 74Q PM. al 531 W. Court. u>yd Hansen; General Scot, of the 213 but was pressed by Dave Good­ — ‘ I American 8. School Union In Mlch- year who' scored 612 with counts of FIRST METHODIST CHURCH !• lean. |Mn na He ^11 will u,n tell .hmit about t>w the wnrk work ai 01 206-212-194. Harry Long and Dan Next Sunday IS tlie beginning of a the Union in our State and also Allerding missed '600' series by two •Week of Dedication" throughout show .some ' pictures of the needs and three pins respectively. William the Methodist ethodisc Church. Tlie Church , nlonj thech — --------— Schadtr. Jr. with 573. was forced among children. An offering will faces a tremendous rrcpcr.-billty responsibility lakctffor. the work of the Union. to take tenth place in the weekly Ir,I,Ir hour, Hnitv* and o"d every ,.vr*rv Meui...... n vt —-—A tabulation. In thi* tragic RECREATION LEAGUE , edist 1* being called to a new didlStrand Theatre, forjncilj' Perk's catlon of himself in loyalty . and iy nights prayer meeting Wee Taveni, won a pair oi 'garncs -from f.ilthfulneu hi prayer, church at­ Bibs; Hasting* Ice and' Fuel took tendance. service, and Giving, that three game* from Middleville, and wc may be equal to tlie task that FIRST U. B. CHURCH . o» .. qau™ --------- topic. “The Hastings Piston—Ring* won two confronts us, ThL* week Is also a i n gsmca frbin Leonards. time of .spiritual preporaUon for (Con of DisclplcaWp.' Lent and Easter. . 7:30 PJK. Song sen e and goapc) BLISS I4CAOUE Office won a pair of game* from Mr. Stone has been preaclilng a mes*age. Tool Room; Electrician* copped a series of sermons on Stewardship, couple from Shop Office, and Founleading up to ^his Week of Dedica- PRESBYTERIAN ,' idry grabbed a two to otie scries from tiion. The third sermon In thLs se­ ANNOUNCEMENTS The Comus Club will meet at the |__ ______ ne* will be given next Sunday | PISTON RING LEAGUE morning. The theme will be ' We 'dyurch Thursday night, Feo. 25 Tlie Ladles League will meet for ' Grinders won two from 40 M A: potluck dinner at noon. Friday Feo.: M’s; Shippers won a pair from Of26. with Mrs. Clara Wilder. 114 N. nee No. 2. and Office No. 1 blanked Washington Street. Machine Room. Sunday morning worship at 10:30: SERVICE LEAGUE o'clock. Die pastor will tell about' Rotary No. 2 lost a complete »t"A Skillful Engineer" and will rlc* to Coast Guard No. 1: Rotary preach on the Uieme, "A Magnlfi- No. 1 won two from Kiaranto No. I. Hostings. Mich, Telephones 2244-2557 cent Faith." 1— •* Coast Guard• *•. and No. -2 blanked v Kiwnnl* No. 2. lie Hay. superintendent. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE SATURDAY ONLY FEBRUARY 27 sunnay Evening Club will meet State Insulation won two from DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Consumers Powe# Co. Moa-c look president. 1 a pair from Moynahan Soles; Sales: AnAnJimmy Lydun and Rita Qniglcy The Boy Scout Troop will meet at dnu Service hart a one game edge ll the mghL Roy uoi- over Trio Cafe; City Fathers —•------------■>—. — -------churcn --------- —Monday M des. Chairman Boy Scout Commit­ blanked Medics; Coffee Shop »-a* and Burk Jones. Tim McCoy and Raymond Halton fl The Session will meet al the one. up on Goodyear Bros. Hdwc. ' and Middleville Creamery white S manse Tuesday evening at 7:30 and washed Auto Sport.Shop i SI: remain for a Joint meeting with the \ Ten best weekly---------scores: L| Trustee* at 8:30. 197-212-213-622 jC. DcCou is* The Presbyterian Guild will meet D. Goodyear 206-212-194-812 SUNDAY ond MONDAY FEBRUARY 28. MARCH 1 U Wednesday night, March 3. 307-101-200-598 . H. Long Melvyn Dnugla* and Ann Solbcin 170-247-180-507 i D. Allerdlng S! FIRST CHURCH*OF' 187-100-212-589 O. Monica Si , CHRIST. SCIENTIST ) L. nucuuu Rockhill 167-232-190-580 H The subject for Sunday I* ''Christ Hubbard Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 ,k'. Chase 156-315-218-570 168-202-209-579 1| j WESLEYAN METHODIST 1 ft 182-158-233-573 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. MARCH 2-3-4 | CrS!2! hour* of senice on Sunwith ' Spencer Tra< y and Katherine Hepburn TKAND IS BETTER THAN SHORTAGES and Market Mr. Sorgant Is am- are Debtors." Every member of the Mourer with us. ployed at the McGuire KUvator Co. church should be in attendance. You arc Invtu on Michigan Avenue. ' The Sunday ■* *** meet * at ----School ~will 11:20 under the direction of the Su, pertntendent, Judge Adelbert Cort­ I right r 0 IIIAIIR^ 9 I "HENRY ALDRICH, EDITOR" "WEST OF THE LAW" THREE HEARTS FOR JULIA MULLERS BREAD enriched 3 I’i lb. loaves 20 popular brands SUGAR MULLERS DONUTS KEEPER OF THE FLAME COFFEE 12 Dox. 6 Lb. CIGARETTES 28 Amber, lb. FRIDAY ond SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 26-27 Rice 2 Dinnrr, pkt. 21' 21e 22' 19' Monarch Rice 1 7c Long Grain, pkg. ■ ■ Ritz Crackers Macaroni Kraft Spaghetti Lentils Spaghetti 9 1 Qi Shurfine "pkj*. • Noodles Shuifine 1 lb. pkc. Q Northern Tissue He II 25' K W Super Suds 22' 21' Can Rubbers 6' Made from new rubber, dot. Liquid Wax 98' Bowlene 18' Brooms 85' Canvas Gloves 21' -Pkg. Nalon Cubes Soapiest* mi.la 2 for 2„,; 27' Quirk soup Oleo Matches JohnM'n. qt. 15' 19' DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Florence Rice anti John Beal STAND BY ALL NETWORKS" PARDON MY GUN SUNDAY and MONDAY FEBRUARY 28. MARCH 1 Jane Wither*. Ruth Donnelly and Bobby Breen JOHHNY DOUGHBOY" Hureuin matinee Sunday 3:09 to 5:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. MARCH 2-3-4 Johnny Weismuller and France* Gifford TARZAN TRIUMPHS Thh Is the latest Tartan picture. Z5C J FRUIH LVEEETABLES ,7l SPY APPLES 5 lbs. 25c? CALIFORNIA ORANGES 6i""D“’ 59‘ CALIFORNIA CRANGES(L’,9C0”6 Ii,c 49‘ LEMONS 3 for 10c GRAPEFRUIT Tex. seedless 1 0 for ,39c 2 bunches ^CARROTS 17c lb. NEW CABBAGE 7c HEAD LETTUC E 2 for 25c 2 for 9C CELERY STALKS FLORIDA ORANGES 8^45< FDDKCENTER. 206 t. STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. THE BEST FOR LESS ‘ N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. 0 0 :: dt/uvak DEPARTMENT BEEF KETTLE ROAST>b 32c lb. 27c «* ct * rPORK v k n 111 LIVER 1k Boneless lb. 39‘ ROLLED BEEF ROAST lb. 31' SLAB BACON CHICKENS heavy foul lb. 3£jc LARGE BOLOGNA sliced lb. 22c lb. FRESH GROUND BEEF 'h. 37c VEAL STEAK 42c 11 Don't miss a single iscnicc in the 1 wHI ov*r the 500 mn’*- Hastings g tevival that begins Monday evt-Aing.1 Piston Ring* won the City ChamYou will enjoy the southern singing ptonshlp for ‘he year with a fine U of the Myers Evangelistic Trio. Ser- 2866 series. Middleville with* -MS <3 vice* at 8 o clock each evening. 'ounl ?? Il Young Peoples meeting Friday Hee 'Bli»> who had led untU the « evening at the home of Mr and °» »«» ®*n c»«’t S Mrs Covey, on E Grand St. ’ ^ird with 2«N Glenn Monica led Covey, on E. Grand St. II N. Irving ,he individual game* with a solo It Is is nlannrd planned tn to have • a Runrtav Sunday count count9 ofL? 257. 57. , , .. , . , .'evening service again this week unClark Payne went Into the lend In less weather nnd road conditions . singles In the initial bowling of the event with prevent. Plan to attend. ......... . ** ”• “a 676 wrieo. Harold Prayer meeting Tuesday evening NayloF mu in secund place with at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. 648 and Ed VanPoperinR holds third i spot with 633. Calms. I The remainder of the singles and all the doubles will be rolled in Hit PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH I next two weeks The primary's again had the largThe Piston Rings winning score: cst attendance having 19 present. IR. Hubbard — — — 207-149-170-526 The Young Married cla.-.s had the |W. Hackney 247-158-177-58? largest offering A prise 1% to be i C. Dolan 133-197-190-520 given each child learning the Bist 1W. Schadcr 211-168-176-55! Psalm. Tlie children arc jeamlng ID. Goodyear 190-176-168-534 a verse each Sunday." 088-848-877-2713 Next Sunday at it A.M. and at Hak. 153 7;45 PAL Rev. L. F. Burkey will be Total 38M the guest speaker. He has liad years Other winners: of expo:fence In the Christian min­ Middleville ■ 796-667-926-2589 istry. arid his messages will be most Hdk profitable. Total 2845 Rev. Mrs. Munkor will be engaged Shop Office 785-896-783-2464 in a weekend meeting al Rockford, ) Hdk. 342 Mich. 2806 ' Total Prayer service Thur*, evening at Shlp>»*ni P. R. 825-754-776-2355 Mrs. Will Kellers. Colfax St. 436 Hdk. Keep In mind the evangelistic 3791 Total . services Mar 14-28 With Rev. Cha*. Strand 694-873-826-2303 364 Hdk_ Total , 2757 Mach. Room P R. 719-741-713-2173 548 Hdk. Total 3721 845-839-873-2557 State Insulation Hdk. 140 ■2697 Total Single leaders: 187-181-185-553 C. Payne * 123 Hdk. 676 Total 129-122-171-422 H. Naylor ' • 226 . Hdk. Total 648 154-166-181-501 E. VnnPoperlng 132 Hdk. Total 165-200-149-514 H. Reynolds Hdk. 622 Total 145-196-158-501 A. Oaks Hdk. 619 Total F. Bennett 129 Hdk. 611 Total 134-136-157-417 Hdk Total SUITS-CO ATS-DRESSES-H ATS-P U RSES USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN Bonnet & Gown Shop Hastings, Michigan �TOrntSTrifiS RAKSTR THURSDAY. FFRRl'ARY 25. IMS results of this sale were 8136 95. a Women’s club last Thursday aftergreat increase over last week which noon ut the Presbyterian church. wa* 89195 Tiu* d<ie* not include; Girl* physical education classes bonds purchased. * !have organized into teams and they Thursday morning. February 18. ’started their writetbull toumaiwnt An opilonal a*.*embly was held Madame Chiang Kai-Shek'.* ad- Hiesduy. February 23. which they Monday In Central auditorium tn dress to Congress was Ilea nt over ‘‘kpect to finish Ftienlav. Manti honor Cf Urarge Washington's the public address system in many Mr. Schrihas's shop classes have birtltday. Mr*. Win*ton.Stone sung of the claxs rooms. . ' I recently added, mi applied maUirtwo numbers nt rompunted by Mr.*. Tlie next Issue of Uw Fortnight inullc* course tb tiivir work, applyHarold Filter. Mrs. Carroll Burk­ will come out March 9 Jeavie Jur- ’ing the mathematla. to their cnosrholder |Kirtrayed Murtha Wuvhlng- rard was chosen us-the editor. cn project*. Tliey iiave also been tc.n who wus telling the story’ <>f ■^fastings high school eluted at making grinder:, frgtn u hI auto George Washington *. Ute. Tlie a.*- 2:30 p. tm each afternoon this w«-rk parts, und some oi the boy* have M-nibly won presented by the Wo­ .*.o thr teuchem might handle the b> < n successful in 'Utn|)crinu menmen’s club. . : . .— work of registering rat kin buok ap- tal . j Marjory Stanley and Gajl Fo-.t-r. Students in tHr high xrhnol In­ ' plicant.*. creased tlu-ir ptirchu-ve of defense The high school band it pr.tr- the r.rwiy chxTcd president nnd Ftnmp'. In*I week 'I'liev each tried tieltiR for their part in the bond ■ vice-president of the Gfri Reaervcn. to buy un extra riliihp or two nnd rally to be held lit the Rtrand the- ' reiin-M-iiti.nl Hiwtlng- ut thr inuldedicate ft. to Merle Tusker, a for­ aier for .all downtown workers on ; wintyr cunfrrenc*- held this year in mer 1 lasting* high school boy who . March 1. > Kukn6az<x>. * for hi* country. The Thr girls glee club sang for thr ; Mr. Aten Is planning to give the ----------------------------------------------------------- students of his advanced general riihp class u course lq shop tnuihrmatir-s along with tin- regular .-hop work. Tlie machine shop class at. tendid two movies. "Cutting Acme Tliir.-td-. " and "C4-ntcrihg Stock foi -Rough Training*, lari week. * Mm Hr-tini's beginning clothing class Ls testing materials. Tlu-y arc • also testing thr reactions in burn­ ing samples of the different nuiterial*. Thr advanced clothing cla«.s Is •collrrtitig sample materials for their textile files. ' . The Hl-Y boys arc boosting the sale of War Stamp-, thr week of March 1 HIGH SCHOOL NOTES BABY CHICKS NOW IN STOCK MONTGOMERY WAItll Kroger’s Fresh Thiron-'enrlched Flavofy Freshness BREAD Enr>cb«d with yaluahla B vitamin, and iron. o»«n-tin»»d tor fr*«hn*iA. money-back guaranteed. Coil* !••• than ordinary bread — LIKE GET­ TING FREE 6 EXTRA SLICES Extra Savings 3 l=x 25c - DOUGHHUTS dot 12c JELLY ROLL each 15C PECAN ROLLS plB 19c Peanut Butter Salad Dressing Soda Crackers Graham Crackers Preserves Yellow Corn Meal Fancy Rice Enriched Flour Lily White Flour Pillsbury Flour Corn Flakes Spatlight Coffee Cfover Valley FRESH COOKIES ria 10c crisp, fresh MACARONI ' or Spaghetti 25c U S Ho 1 Semolina 3 to " 34c CREAM CHEESE JAichigan. mild, lull-flavored KEYKO MARGARINE to 22c Vilamm A added PANCAKE FLOUR 5 £, 20c Country Club griddle tested CEREAL PAKw 21c --­ Kroger's, 10 packages, 7 varieties CIGARETTES Popular brands c.<„ SI.24 VITAMIN CAPSULES rig 50c A. Bl. C. D. G. 30 day* supply MOTOR OIL 8 C“" S1.3B Penn Rad 100*.* pure Pennsylvania SOAP FLAKES 2 X* 29c Alure. Salo lor finest washables SCRATCH FEED ,c”|‘c£( S2.62 Specie! Egg Mash, 100 fb Ljq $3 35 AT THE THEATRES ORGANIZATIONS GIRLS' SMART 6% 'Wesco 2 49c G“'" 31c 2 17c 2 21c 2 31c 5 15c 29c “5 96c si.18 S1.23 2 15c 21c jar lb box lb box lb. Idaal for large families COTTAGE CHEESE In Pure pak container lb 24% lb sack 241/J-lb sack Xs” Hol Dalcd Ib | JfaC Pin­ 18c PABST-ETT Plain or Pimento STEWING CHICKENS - - 34c LAY-AWAY BUYING IS THRIFTY BUYING— QUAKER OATS Urgepta 22c Country Club Oats, largo pkg. 19c 10c ROWENA PANCAKE 5 £ 25c PURE MONEY 49c 2 Lay-Away buying big expenditures you can continue, interruption, your purchases of War and Bonds. 35c Cake flour JIFFY BISCUIT MIX ’J* 25c Just add milk or waler A 8 H SODA 18c MINUTE GELATIN15c Ib Ib Ib 19c LEONA SAUSAGE Ib 25c YELLOW PERCH Ib 21c SPIC and SPAN BEEF BRAINS Make line omefet ib 19c Sliced* MEAT LOAVES Ib 17c Excellenl pan-fried CISCOE HERRING Inexpensive, bul good Ib 15c pi’ 19c CALF BRAINS Scramble wdh eggs Ib 25c Ib 15c CALF LIVERS Sliced Ib 53c Ib 35c of Vitamin C 8 45c 6 LEMONS Window Freshness I* 19c 3 «* 29c Sweet and full of vitamins DELICIOUS APPLES 3 <b. TEXAS MARSHSEEDLESS Grapefruit 10 (or 39c DUNCAN GRAPEFRUIT Flood*, large sue. 3 lor 19c 3 *> FRENCH BRAND to Coffee. Mild, full-bodied **ch FRESH 12'/jC do* LARGE EGGS 45c MARSHMALLOW creme P.m 15c Country Club Largo Jumbo Size «»ch 35c Nancy Halls Idaho Potatoes 10 Ib bag 47c MICHIGAN POTATOES 50-lb. bag 15-to. pack $149 47c U S. No 1 SALAD BOWL A dish of health BROCCOLI pip 10c Ruffles! COAT AND HAT SETS SUITS Priscilla Curtains ALURE - bom. 23c Fresh and billowy—ydu'll find Priscillas charming in any room! Sheer, crisp mnrquisette speckled with neat little pin dots. Lavish with wsclf ruffles .. . . and gracefully caught up with matching tie­ backs. Bargains in beauty! 9c VALUE SENSATION 1 Glass JUICER AND PITCHER large Sinch 17c R> 10c BOTH jS 10c Fresh - curly KROGER BOWLENE mokErs styles. Large can 17c OLD DUTCH Cleanser ROWENA 90S BIET8 5 to> 45c Kroger Dog Meal. 5 lbs. 33c WHEATIES 1 OC plenty of polishing, heel­ straightening. ond a little rest .after each wearing. All Slub poplin In two-tone color com binnlions. Suspender a i these lengthen the life of your shoes . . . and save your money for more vital styles. In sixes 1 to 4. things BONDS! New Fashions With A Look Of Spring! Delightful* New Styles For Spring! Styles'. DRESSES COATS-SUITS 298 1090 Panel Curtains or Drano PL.. All Rayon Marquisette 1 out of your shoes if you take good care of them; Sturdy 98 \ Fleece spring U a n t a with '"matching bon­ nets for girls, caps for boys. Double breasted 23c WYANDOTTE Juicer lit* perfectly onto pitchar. Pilohat bold* 2 cepe; marked for measuring: no-drip pouring lip. In Kroger'a Produce, Dept. Fre*h, firm, lender SPINACH For Baby Boy* 3” SOAP FLAKES Cleanser 25c thing to everybody . . . For Tiny Girl* And Boy* 10c VANILLA FLAVOR Alpine BULL 006 BLUING For whiter washings Florida. Largo stalks 3 But rationing means one With Scratch Removar Poliih 2 mis 13c SWEET POTATOES ney shoe values! you've got to make ev­ erything last to the limit CAKE FLOUR 2# t pig 18c Country Club. Finer cakes, less cost OLD ENGLISH Texas. Large bunches CELERY hardship for those who have learned aiiout Pen. of its endurance! And you’ll get lots longer wear Kroger's Springcrest. Govl.GradoB 2 Z 29c 2 buncos 13c CARROTS than that . ... sometimes for YEARS! So shoe ra­ tioning will mean small 69c 27c 25c Head Lettuce. Firm, crisp Pineapple Mo^iy of our customers wcor them o lot longer Bib stylo longies in husky gay cot­ ion suitings. 1 to Quick »ud*. Safe for finest washable* All-purpose ICEBERG TO A PAIR OF PENNEY SHOES BOYS' JIMMIES 29c For eating. Washington WINESAP APPLES ISN'T MUCH . . . Sanforized Large 300 size REDI-RIPE PEARS * FOUR MONTHS SWEATERS COUNTRY CLUB ib 28c Coffee. The "banquet blend” FLORIDA ORANGES flavor! Your richest source BOYS' Two-tone coal atyle < sonic with ripper fasteners! or pood - locking slipover*—' handy to wear under his coat! Rugged nnd warm for school! Colorful herringbone, or plaids nnd nub effects in smooth finish. TOUGH weaves! Smartly styled and exticrily fitted for BIG value for smart service! 2lc Thin-skinned,. tun two#! Handsomely Slyled-^Priced to Save! BOYS' SPORT SLACKS YELLOW PIKE WHITING Dressed VEIN-X SHRIMP Black vein removed Wonderful wool and rayon plaids or rich plain colors in all wool fabrics! Neat button side placket. 5 Genuine whole wheat flour GRAHAM FLOUR 37c Assorted, sliced 119 Demure little princess bu.stiue lines, quaint, waLsf;. clevtor tailored • styles und two-piece models—all so pretty! In rayon or cotton. Sizes 7 to 14. For An Active Spring Outdoor.! 15c 2 NEW SKIRTS Calumet Baking Powder, lb can 15c Ib BRAUNSCHWEIGER lb 39c Smoked liver Sausage OYSTERS r."t 49c Kroger'* Frenhore spreads out so without regular Stamps For School Girls! DRESSES When you buy at Penney's on lay-Away, you simply select what you are going x la need a few weeks hence, make a small deposit, and when the total purchase price has been accumu­ lated in small regular pay­ ments. you take the mer­ chandise home with you, happy in the knowledge that it's fully paid for. FLOUR ' PORK SAUSAGE Baked Jaunty smooth-fitting style in soli wool-and-rayon. Nicely, detailed—with two pockctx. New1 spring sport colors—girls love to wear! Sizes troth 7 to 14. and Captivating Styles! Lay-Away buying is Ihrilly buying. Use it to help you with your warlime budgeling. In rcusoable drinking tumbler 1 lb. jar 27c HENKEL'S VELVET 5 Wear: 398 Or Kellogg's Corn Flakes AVONDALE MUSTARD For School GIRLS' JACKETS Kroger * Lalonia Club. Allotted POST TOASTIES 2 “,',!* 17c 45c PO!iK KIDNEYS Tender, tuicy Clothe* Tailored Regular meeting of W R C Thurs­ day. Feb. 25. It) G AH Hull TWINKLE 3 P*g. 16c Gelatin DetserB or Pudding* 32c BEVERAGES 4 lb. bag Blue Rota qualify lb this remarkable selection—just the coat she's been waiting for! Youthful*princess.styles, strictly fail--, cred types or wrap-around belted models for “ycung” figures. Rich wool-and-rayon fabric?. In from 7 to 14. HIAWATHA REBEKAH LODGE Hlaw.cUia- llllKkah. L.idgi> No. 52 will Itoid their regular meeting in I OO F. Hall Friday evening. Feb. 26. at 8 o'clock. There and entertainment birthdays after lodge Rich, creamed Knox Gelatin, package 20c TENDERLOINS COATS RHtlM I t / ‘KROGER.F,;j WOLVERINE RUSK pig 10c Hekman’s Dutch Tea Rusk, pkg 15c On Tuesday. Febnia.ry 16. a col-.starring -----z Jimmy -Z"-.. Lydon, -------: Surgery Guild 19 will meet with PLEARANT HILL POWEKA EC.. 'Imt^p^tod — ----------- .-u_„ *._■» .. ... ... ‘ “n" rach The . * ‘ ‘j, ....U ? .. Mrs Harr-' ,B«ldwim North Brood-1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Corrigan. Jr. Mr. and Mn j total rrcehrd w.l* 815 12.’ Thh ..x^Junce’?*^ «litJ?nof0,theC?dEh WitMJtnd’fe 1 “nd d,Utf,”rr of Ann Arbor spent son Bernard visited he money wlU be used for more mate*"e \ weekend with hl* pafenU. Mr. .nd Mn 'Harald P« a . ■ _ and Mrs. Joseph Corrigan.Sr. <r Mr. rial In order that the Junior Red Ann Sothem. Melvyn Dwuglax | ’ -_____ und w Rapid* Sunday. Mrs. Cre** tM) eonUnur their work | ln .^hrM. Hrart, J|l|U~ ।' -------------------------------------------------------O-“ •»> — I —• « hu'SS ’J.d S! vnlescing— from a recant . eratlon *n>ey nl*o made Tlie fourth hour radio class is Three heart uffaini provide collecting part.* of old cars to make laugh* nnd a feminine symphony ..Ur 3 at 2:00 p.m. at the home of band. Mr. and Mrs Joe* Henderson qualntance of a new M practice recriving sets. orchestra provldn. beauty and some Mr* G. L. Lockwood. Boxer, will be <,f Sparta. * Sunday guesu of Mr. of Mr and Mrs. Ruzael! Hl packed for bay.* in rervlce from and Mrs. Bert Palmer and son Paul while in thr city, * MIm L Dir sumklng- rulvage U coming really fine music. Tlie main inwere. Mr. and Mr», Keith Ixchlell- of Grand Rapids spent the aloiig nicely. _ .______ ; tertairiment comes from tlie trptt- Emmanuel parish. i tier and Horten;/- Mead of Hastings ••• ■ iblea of Dovutlu.* and hl* two ilv.iL* , Circle No. 8 will tnert at the luune and Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer of Mrs Don St. John. 240 W Modi- und son Clayton it Barbers Corllrpburn in •nn oj_i_Eriday. February 20. Mn.. tiers. * The., next lucetlng oLthe .- Lee yanHkkle of Mtdrtl— Sunshine Club will be with Mrs. ■ his grandparents Mr. and Mrs? _ Tin- story presents Tvscy n.-. a Clare Williams. , ' ner Palmer Wed. and Thursday, "West of Hie !a»w” -newspaper man sent to cotter the starring Buck jnnr*. • funeral of one of America* ma-.t Tim McCoy. Raymond Hatton loved figures Ml--. Hepburn L-. cu-st. Tin- story of tjsr .la-aless town ol '»>. hl* widow. Gold Creek, where hljucking gobi ------------trains, und murder .si-rm., to be the only code. ■Tluience Rice. John Beal in . ........... —— Ho pltal Guild No. 14 will meet Tin- adventure • uf a radio report- 3t I 30 Tuesday. Mar. 2. at the home er who interctptM information in- »if Mi*. i. R. Storer. 838 W. Green, tended for enemy agents. ” — ------ - -■ Due* mav ■be paid at -■ thr- mec-’liig "I’ardun My Gun" starring or in April. Charlrx Starrett, Alma Carroll . Th<- outdoor’adventure of a mur­ NAVY MOTHERS der and robbery that take place on OF AMERICA the western frontier. • Th- Navy Mothers Club of Amer­ Jane Wither*. Bobby Breen, ica will nm t Wednesday. Mar. 3 at Patrick Brook* in 7:30 pm at the (ISO. Room. Hus­ "Johnny Doughboy” - tings. These nirrtlni;-. are for till Tlie COM lias a large group of mothef<C of Navy. Manne and Coast former child stars and Is June’s Guard men in the service All are First In Style—First In Her New Spring Wardrobe! initial screen appearance as a song-* urged to attend. j* urulrdance girl. Wr wish to tlionk the Middleville Henry Aldrieh. “Editor” ladles who wi re unable to get to Hastings to attend the regular meetRich Tweed Effects— Always Practical! ings yet they got together and sewed and tied an all wool comforter und Wide-Awake Plaid*—Grand For School! •ent it io the Joi al chapter. This make.* a totti! of four comforter* Penney's is headquarters for the smart practical completed, and another one will be made this Wednesday evening. fashions the younger crowd demand* Choose from 98 Dashing Prints be su tl nil! Han dsomely tailored panel curtains with 1" side hems, deep 3" bot* torn hems. Drapery, Slipcover Fabrics Make cheerful new drapes and slipcdK^rs! Correlated designs................... Gayest Fluids An extraordinary group of sprtng-frcah faahiotu tor the girl on a budget! .Classic frocks in doti, gay casuals in smart spring w I t.h crisp lingerie touches I All new! Sizes You'll find Just what you've been looking for Ut tills group! Claaaic tweed suits with precise tailor­ coats in sparkling plaids or solid Biles 10-1». CtiMry Club Wbut FUkei PENNEY'S SUPPLIERS FOR THE HOME like War �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1941 PA OK rotm It I wswr It B.ld nut*. «ko<« .4dr... I. ths ‘ iaMbus. Miaiiw# *■ Y. T>■ »•- V « “* "iru.’r* ToX. *.,p.4rt*yl (frtMai. Of Frob.tr. ____ ________ "■*' 8 * ■ma. or of expecting too much at first' Our privilege in choosing rationed from ETren trooPs and officers. Hems " -------will *■-----------be restricted *— •*** only by the points we have, available and ail lI/IIUKIALJ 1 Thesc North African reverses will of us. old and young, rich and poor start each ration period with tire serve as a much-needed doth of cold water here at home for wishful- same number of points. It U a fair THE PRICE OF PEACE thinking optimists who assume that system. Not as much merchandize, < Continued from page 1. Sec 1) Hiller's defeats in Russia, Egypt and vill be available os in the good riseable clash with Nazi ground Libya combined with the Luft­ old "pre-ration" days but the stocks force;, have taken a beating While waffes apparent inability to meet on hand will be equitably distrib­ uted. Given a fair trial. Uw point this gives no cause for joy. neither the bombing pressure being allied by British and American Air forces. system won't be nearly a» bother­ should II provoke undue despond­ some as many of us imagine. ency. Even though American mean_Lhat tlie Nazi home front and armies are on the verge of cracking troops are adcqatcly equipped and —...... ...... .. .— Harold. Ickes, secretary of the as well prepared as training carnjw—- ■' ' another "1918" is "Just the corner." Hitler has. lost interior, issued a statement concan make them, the fact is that 'around “r fuel and hls chajice.to dominate the world cerning the ' J oil situation officers and men both are green which at least clarified thr at­ from the standpoint of actual com­ but a lot of hard fighting 1* ahead mosphere of false hope* and specu­ bat Within a few months our before he and his militarists are lations. It wasn't pleasant news men will be* battle wise. too. but beaten to their knees. but it was necessary information. now it's a case of greenhorns vs. Point rationing which goes into Mr. Ickes said that there was no veterans and most of the time, a chance of liberalizing the gas ra­ good veteran will take the meas­ effect March 1 will not be a great tions; in fact, warned that they ure of a good greenhorn. The burden or inconvenience if wr try might have to be tightened British Eighth Army which drove to get along with it. None of us throughout the entire nation. Mili­ Ronnie!! some 1200 miles across enjoy rationing of any sort but tary needs must come first and he tyypt and Libya wiu, not always the let s not forget what the alternative said that we couldn't meet the de­ aggressive, smooth-running nta- to the point system would be—in­ mands of the battle fronts and still JchJny of destruction it is today. It, creasing prices, increasing scarcity. keep enough on hand for even the too, had to have some hard lessons Tlie coffee situation during Un- present restricted degree of non­ In the painful school of experience few weeks before the rationing essential civilian driving. Gasoline and tasted defeat many time* before deadlint* is n caw to point. Stores rations for domestic consumption often sold their newly-acquired It finally came into its .own. The will probably be scaled downward American defeat Ls galling and sad­ stocks from 8:00 in the morning rather than upward Fuel oil. too. dening from the !’.and|»int of until neon. The crowds, the long will remain light. The completion live* lost bu*. there is nothing yet lines and Uie waiting made shop­ of new pipelines trill relieve trans­ to indicate that these reverses are ping of any sort a "real chore.” portation problems and do away serious or lasting. Eventually the Apply that same thing to hundreds with rogioni# maldistributions which Axis will be driven from Africa ol other common food items nnd have caused much hardship and and Americans will repay in kind you'll get tome idea of what wauld suffering. However the supply will for the' defeats they arc now suf- develop without some sort of ra­ not be large enough to permit use fenng. The job, however, is a tioning control. Under the point of oil tor heating on tlx- normal formidable one and Americans system we will still have nlmost as peace time scale., must not make the mistake of eith­ varied a line from which to make er underestimating the opposition selections as during normal times. | PENNOCK HOSPITAL I During the week tlw following 'babies were born at the normal. A bov to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mor­ gan. 537 N. Michigan. Feb. 19: a girl to Mr. und Mrs. (Blarcttcc Cun­ ningham. Bellevue. Rt 2. Feb. 19. a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Has­ kins. Lake Odessa. R 3. Feb. la. a girl to Mr. and Mr*. Hayden Hatitaway. 115's 8. Michigan Ave.. reb. 19; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Julius Schipper. Middleville. Feb. 19; a girl to Mr. and Mrs. William Sutphen. Vermontville. Feb. 19. ;i boy to Mr and Mrs Charles Rolubachcr. Middleville. Feb. 20; a girl to Mi. and Mrs William Feltzer. Freeport. Feb. 22 Six surgical patient* were reg­ istered at tnc hospital on Tuesday. Paul Woodman. Woodland; Mr.tloward Bryans. Cloverdale. R 1; Mr*. Clark Hill. Mursliall; Mrs. Clayton Si. John. Delton. R. 1. Flint Phillips. Clarksville. NJn>Kcndnll Keller. 711 E. Grand St Eleven suigical . paUait-s have been discharged since Idst week Tuesday, namely. Mrs. William Hyde. Nashville. R. 1; Robert Ayres, Nashville, ft. 2: Mrs. Merle Warren Hustings; R. 4; Harry Garrison. Hastings. Route 3; Mrs. Frank Smith. Vermontville; Mrs. Harold Slocum. Hastings. R 5: Mus Berniecc. MallEon. Freeport; Hobart Carpenter. Lake Odessa; John Bar­ ker. 236 E. ThomT Mrs. Andrew Myers. 311 E. Walnut: Jamc* Smal­ ley. Middleville. ■William Huie. Hastings. It. 2. Fred Dunlop. Stale St.: Lawrence Durkee. Lake Odessa: Daniel Wright I Freeport, and Baby David Hummeil 720 S. Jefferson St., arc thr medi­ FOR 22 YEARS we hove sold and rec­ cal patient* in the hospital. Medical patients discharged arc Howard Van Dellc. Dowling: Mrs. ommended Shapely Shirts to the men of Alien Lahr. Nashville. R. 3! Duane Wilkes. Hostings. 2. this community We guarantee them for Hospital Guild No 12. Mrs. Ho­ ward Frost, chairman, lias spon­ wear, washing quality and against sored the painting und redecorating' shrinking. of Room 33. a semi-private room, in the hospital. Lovely new cur­ tains have also beAi donated by this Guild. Tin. it „ fine and greatly appreciated public service and the hospital management Is grateful for i this assistance. rrxiTAHIAI C L E GA L S OHDER FOB FUDLKJATtOX Belton man ia FOUNT) 1)1. Al) Fred E. Smith. 58. was found dead in hl* room Monday at the fanii । home near Delton where he had NOTICE TO CBEBITOKS !•!<! . (- th rm: rout: 10 your food YrobU^ to aasNy »«bstitulo fresh itim( to buy hi cask froo SeH-Scnlco Markot. 1 I U.S. No. I—MICHIGAN CHIPPEWA I I FLORIDA-JUICY HXAS SIKDLESS GRAPEFRUIT LEMONS ONIONS BEETS RUTABAGAS BCH. SEALED FLAVOR ten LBS. APPLES AVOCADOS POTATOES GRAPEFRUIT RHUBARB CALVA SALAD REAIS HEW—U. S NO. 1—FLORIDA TEXAS—RINZ—SEEDLESS EXIRA FANCY—HOTHOUSE (•hat'i on to tho DEVOE SYSTEM ho started Carve th £r Stebbins THE REXALL DRUGGISTS i: AAaF Hastiaj ;1 LBS. LGE. STALK FRESH—LEAF MB j LB. BREAD 34c CHEESE pt?TST CHEESE c«*m MARGARINE PURE LARD EGGS cv^wT PKG. 3-OZ. PKG. LB. T-LB. PKG. DOZ. CHICKENS DUCKLINGS SMOKED—CELLO WYAFFED 18< 12< 19< 18‘ 39* BOILED HAM FLAKES 10* FLAKES k°Gz9*j RICE GEMS 2%^2F ROLLED OATS Vi 18* CEREALS cast. 20* each SUNNTFIELD A CHURY nW SUNNYFIELD . CINNAMON SUNNYFIELD ASSOIUD WHEAT AND WHITE & P Sup** PiXfkt Meatd u. 44* NECK BONES , SMELT 2 “ 35' WALLEYED PIKE 25* HEADLESS—DIESSED DIIECI FtOM THE COAST 7c - Sic FANCY DRESSED HERRING 2m 25c LARGE SHRIMP 27c tJIaudeliold A/eedi a/ JIqua Priced Cu&uf ^ba.^ WHITE SAIL BOIL *10 CBOSS 5C ’ 3 nous 25c colois EACH shJR 22c 10c n. 21c WAX WALLPAPER CLEANER DRY CLEANER ZHO HOUSEHOLD CLEANER OLD (N6LISH SCIAICH lEMOVt* POLISH 3KU1OL PANCAKE Fl CART. UTILE VENUS , 37c BROOMS SILVER POLISH GENUINE MAZDA BULBS BALL MASON FRUIT JARS WA.rS SINGLE LIP JAR RUBBERS QT. ic i; 52c r UC <?T. 5 23c I | IONA FLOUR a 92" LB. BAG EACH 63C WRIGHT 1 >. PKG. ALL PURPOSE SUNflYFIELD POPULAR BRAND - JAM 22c EACH IOC doz. 63c DOZ. 4c SULTANA | PEANUT BUTTER | •'JUNKET" BRAND 4V 8 O'CLOCK 2-ir^z^^. RED CIRCLE 2 «47< [(JVP LBS. coffee BOKAR OYSTERS uMc WHITEFISH ILUEFINS u 19< 19( 12< 12‘ 29< TO* QUALITY FISH SLUM* YOUNG HUIS O» TOMS TURKEYS i. 47c SOPV. GENTIF NORTHERN TISSUE PAPER TOWELS Msoitro TOWEL HOLDERS FACIAL TISSUE LIQUID WAX ANGEL FOOD LOAF CAKE LACH ooz DONUTS rxe. ROLLS BREAD I LB. 3 - SUNNYFIELD WHEAT LB. tjQ w.u 31k 3l/ve”29c SUNNYFIELD SIAN ROA5T.H6 u «c COTTAGE BUTTS SLICED O* riECE COFFIt 2 pascal ^04 •«Hm PAIkl Phone 2131 FRESH-NEW GREEN . 13< 15< 13‘ 10< 19< CORN FLAKES Hc CIGARETTES THE DEVOE 2COAT SYSTEM for' bchs.. 0 LGE. 4 STALKS MARVEL—ENRICHED—DATED AU ThiB DEVOE J.COAT SYSTEM Ib built > dp IN. I»o d.Cnit. job* that paint ... u j_ u. . i-.i. .. ( wooj Pfl'"’! '* t.oli th-'nlj ill drinking up FANCY—FLORIDA SUNNYRELD by don herald DEVOE do. RADISHES CELERY CABBAGE fancyCELERY LETTUCE . WISCONSIN NIPPY FANCY FOCKl—to I IIS. AVO, * The point on my house actually grows brighter with age. On bright days it darn near hurts my eyes. Th’«» ysars ago my smart paintrr repairl.d it whi». ».♦*. Ik. DEVOE 2-COAT SYSTEM, and I swear it i whiter every 2 FANCY—HOTHOUSE 23* 19* 31* 29* ls 15* CHEESE LB. DEVOE 2-COAT WHITE actually brightens with age gw gw ■ 2 2 5 5 2QC Complete Bakery Department SLAIN Ok FIMEMtO VOF 2COAT tXItA FANCY-WIHUAT BCK Here's “Extra’1 Value! MEDIUM to participate in the many ■ FRESH—TENDER From Finest Dairylands *EFINED The W C T U. met at the home of Mrs Bert Webb. East Madison. . Feb. 16. with twenty tnrtnbvi:- and /guests present Mrs Jay Snyder •wxs in charge of the meeting and i Mr*. Alfred Custer gave the acriiy; cure lesson. Rev Coldren of the | First U. B Church was guest speak­ . er. Die sound picture. "It's Tlw Brain That Counts" that was to I have been given al thr First U. B church Thubiday night. Feb. 25. Hum been pottpontd Watch the ■paper for further announcement. Dresses, Suits and Coats! DOZ. LB. BAG FIUH—RUtY BED I BARGAINS in Dry Goods, 19* 35* 28* tfl 8* 10* FOR MICHIGAN—YELLOW ORDER TOR PUBLICATION 250 FRANDSEN’S 1 I »‘3r fl -47c fl Z ”" !?18 fl He SURE with SHAPELY! FIRST: buy your weekly Bond THEN: you should proceed to FANCY FINGER ORANGES UpotatoesUcarrotsU BROCCOLI NOTICE TO CREDITORS Are Here Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy BIGGER VARIETIES NEW! GET YOUR FREE COPY ! Shapely Shirts Waters Clothes Shop BUV BhP'5 FII1ER, FRESHER FRUITS RHD VEGETABLES A. KT ATE OF MICIIIOAN ORDER THE CONSERVATION COMMISSION OTTER The New Spring Styles of Plain White. Plain Colors. Fancies. He had been in poor health for a long time, but eras seemingly Im­ proving when death claimed him. For many years he was a barber, until Ids health brake and he was obliged to go u> the hospital Dur­ C. P. bauirop, coroner, wae cauca ing hl* last sickness last year, lie I and attributed the death to a heart (attack. He wu bom tn Pcnroyl- ans' hopltai in Dearborn and since I vanla and came to Barry Co. in returning home had been working I 1941. Tlie remains were taken to at hi* trade He is survived by hb I the Henton funeral home Ih Del­ wife and one .dater. Mrs. Frank > ton. Andrus. Funeral services were held this Tiuirsday morning at nine o'clock at St. Rose church. Father First ProHtablc Invention J. V Dillon officiating. Interment a| The first invention on which d; Thomas Edison capitalized to a ten- near Kingsley itock ticker which BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY ORDER FOR PUBLICATION WATERS CLOTHES SHOP 2°° ' CLARENCE WORKMAN ’ PASSES SUDDENLY ' 1 Clarence Workman, aged 53, died । suddenly and unexpectedly Monday evening at his home. 502 E South . . . . . 5. .V. . RENNET POWDER ft M'S'r ■> PKGS. I',U1. >: 4 1 ftc (|C aX,s | MAU LBS. SflUE fHT5 & GRER5E5 < /- < ■ ,-/i T/i r f »o. -.i ■ �Mendon. Mrs. Mary Brown and Mrs. J IRVING GARDEN CLUB Pauline ’ Darrow. Kalamatoo. The----- '—tseven children, sixteen grandchild dren and five grtal-grandcWldren were present to help them cele- The !*41F MH9 m4 FTPlria- fepH. celebrated their golden w»d- Thgy were married at the home of villa WJ-P-B- will be guMta. ding anniversary on Bunday. Feb her parent* on Feb 14 1IM. They **“ — • •- have four sons and three daughter*. Henry c. of Hastings. U D., Bat? The W3C 8. will meet this week j tie Creek, Archie J. Ceresco. 'Jay Thursday with Mr. and Mn. Burr J., Prairieville. Mrs. Haze) Bailey. Faasett for a pot luck dinner. Every­ one is cordially invited. COMMUNITY NOTICES . ! lUrryvilie DONT WODOV, son!! MY SIGHT was IMPROVED BY tut OPTOMETRIST I FOUI .BY LOOKING IN THE YELLOW PAGES OF THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY FRIDAY Use Your Full Sugar Ration Tlie Co«U Grove L. A 8 will meet Thursday. March 4. with Mn. Ethel Kilmer with dinner served by Club 5, Ludlc Flidier chairman Pearl De­ mand l& chairman of the program. All) Invited. Michigan Made SATURDAY stalk CELERY hrsdi and crisp APPLES - DELICIOUS BEST YET FLOUR QUICK ARROW SOAP CHIPS AND FLEXO WATER SOFTENER Your government expects and has made pro­ vision for you to use your full'wugar allotment. Families need the energy provided by sugar. So buy and then use all of the Michigan Made Pure Sugar—ths Sucrose Energy Food —that your ration stamps permit. odist church will hold Its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Paul Kyburx. on Wednesday. Mar. 3. A .potluck dinner will be served at noon. Bring table service, sandwich­ es. a dish of food and your sugar. Mrs. Charles Harrington. Mrs. Hel­ en Pennock. Mrs. Bert Patton and Mrs Bertha Adams will be in charge of the dinner Mrs. Arthur Lathrop will prepare the program. The sub­ ject will be "Uprooted Americans." SPECIALS 4 pounds 25c 241 lb. sack 93c ozs HELP WIN THE WAR BY BUYING BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS STORE PURE SUGAR HAUL SOUSH. Mji HASTINGS. MICH. The Sucrose Energy Food NOW GOING ON! DON'T MISS THESE EX CITING V Al UES! NEW COIORS NEW PATTERNS! FOR EVERY ROOM! HURRY TO WARDS GREAT Clip and Save This Table for Future Reference FEBRUARY FLOOR COVERING OFFICIAL TABLE OF POINT VALUES FOR PROCESSED FOODS No. 1—Effective March 1,1943 ♦ FRUITS AND FRUIT JUICES Canned and Bottled ("mcludint Speed Fnits) APPLES (Wedtot Crabaffta) APPLESAUCE * 1 2 1 1 1 APRICOTS BERRIES ail rntetht CHERRIES, tad uur pitUd CHERRIES. alter CRANBERRIES and SMICE FRUITS FOR SALAD and FRUIT COCKTAIL . GRAPEFRUIT GRAPEFRUIT JUICE GRAPE JUICE PEACHES PEARS PINEAPPLE PINEAPPLE JUICE AH dtMd uttmd Ind fettM frclts, JrvN juicet, >M rwnttaaOw '10- 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 3 S 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 4 4 5 4 3 4B H- POINT WEIGHT ■hl» IU *177* ♦ ♦ VVALUES 1*X 2U- 2,32. KT 2»I2. 37" KII- *57* ♦ ♦ ♦ K lit3'7T« )il. 15: PB LB. 3«1?. ♦ ♦ 4- - s I 7 6 6 6 6 6 5 S 5 6 6 r_ 4 5 4 6 10 8 8 • • 8 i 8 8 13 11 11 11 11 11 8 6 08 6 8 • 11 8 11 10 13 8 11 i f 10 10 IS. 14 14 14 14 14 10 10 10 14 14 16 14 10 13 13 20 17 17 17 17 17 13 13 13 17 17 20 17 1*3 15 15 24 21 21 21 21 21 15 15 15 21 21 24 21 15 17 17 28 23 23 23 23 23 17 17 17 23 23 28 23 17 19 19 31 26 26 26 26 26 19 19 19 26 26 31 26 19 21 21 34 29 29 29 29 29 21 21 21 29 29 3« 29 21 23 23 37 32 32 32 32 32 23 23 23 32 32 37 32 23 25 25 41 34 34 34 34 34 25 25 25 34 34 41 34 25 27 27 44 37 37 37 37 37 27 27 27 37 37 44 37 27 29 29 47 40 40 40 40 40 29 29 29 40 40 47 40 29 31 31 50 43 43 43 43 43 31 31 31 43 43 50 43 31 8 8 13 11 11 11 11 11 8 8 8 11 11 13 11 8 7 7 7 7 7 10 10 10 10 10 16 16 16 16 16 20 20 20 20 20 24 24 24 24 24 28 28 28 28 28 31 31 31 31 31 34 34 34 34 34 37 37 37 37 37 41 41 41 41 41 44 44 44 44 44 47 47 47 47 47 50 50 50 50 50 13 13 ia's. 13 13 63 2S 68 27 Frozen CHERRIES PEACHES STRAWBERRIES BERRIES. OUur 2 2 2 2 2 S 3 1 T 8 3 ■■lttftit.t ~~ ■■■■■■■■Ma RAISINS All tlhtrt VEGETABLES AHO VEGETABLE JUICES S • 5 s 11 5 n TT 13 13 13 13 13 _3#_ 31 20 25 38 58 43 ~48 53 15 10 13 15 6 8 17 19 21 23 1^2 a uX n 2327510I 1U iuL TiT uTZ irn unZ K U4« 2TH 2uTm “77 IT in: 73 78 20 29 8 3 u*«m 3n« 3Uu PER LB. iTK 3m51 Canned and Settled ASPARAGUS BEANS. fRESH LIMA - BEANS. GREEN and WAX BEANS, all ur.iad and bctUed dry MrM« IncJudiDf Bafed Baaiu, Saatad Dry Burn. Pat and Bum, Kidaiy Buat, and Laobii BEETS (including pidtW) CARROTS CORN PEAS SAUERKRAUT SPINACH __________________________________ TOMATO CATSUP Md CHIU SAUCE TOMATO JUICE___________________________________ & 3 1 4 5 4 1 i 1 1 3 1 1 I i 3 3 4 ■« 5 2 4 5 4 4 5 S 6 • 7 2 4 _ 7 4 4 1 4 2 2 2 3 2 2 2 1 S 5 5 I 5 5 5 J » AB etter umd and bitthd mt'JLkS, npUbia Mai, 4 7. • 8 10 8 11 13 11 14 16 14 17 20 17 21 24 21 23 28 23 26 31 26 29 34 39 32 37 3? 34 41 34 13 13 17 17 20 6 17 30 H 17 1? 15 21 21 24 8 21 17 » 17 19 23 26 23 26 28 >31 10 9 23 _26 2. 21 29 29 ?< 11 29 23 23 32 32 ?7 12 32 25 25 34 34 41 13 34 ai 2L 23 23 26 28 29 29 “?2 32 tr 21 » H BEANS, LIMA BEANS. GREEN Ui WAX HOCtOU 1 CORN PEAS SPINACH SOUPS. CANNED ANO BOTTLED—«B (tri and ntlata ' _1 40 47 4P 43 50 43 11 JL3. JUL 10 8 8 8 10 ■ 10 14 11 14 11 13 16 5 4 11 1«_ 13 1» |1 11_ 4F 6 8 n 14 29 32 34 37 43 11 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 5 40 10 10 IQ IP 10 10 6 13 13 13 20 24 28 31 34 20 24 28 31 34 34 24 28 31 20 -31, 34 ao -2±24 20 31 34 28 20 24 28 31 -34 28 20 31 24 34 15 17 13 19 2l 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 23 41 41 41 _41_ 41 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 29 13 13 13 _u_ 41 29 44 44 44 44 44 44 44_ 27 50 so 50 13 13 |3 8 16 16 16 16 16 16 r-16 10 3 • B ae SI 17 23 25 27 29 31 6 8 8 I® 3 Fram ASPARAGUS 37 44 37 13 19 21 ar J?7 37 •37 44 14 37 44 34“ "?7 34 37 8 n 8 31 43 11 43 IL 50 _J3_ IS 4 43 11 L?P_ 40 43 _LL «0_ 43 |L!_ 29 40 40 47 15 _40_ Reduced 10c o Yard! Marble Linoleum on Feit Back Rccm for only 9.48 J (material costs) f Sqyj. You'd expect to pay up to 20c a yard more in many stores! So dress up your in marbleized designs. Colors can't f.tde—go clear through! Free estimatcl Pricer Slaved/ On 9x12 Wardoleum Rugs Hot discontinued patterns, but the latest colors and designs for every they're waterproof and stain proof! M . . LW. 7^.9 . . J.1J, Vi 10*4 . . XW WARDOLEUM BY THE YARDI Special Offer! 9x12 Axminster Rugs Only a special purchase made this value possible! Assortment of rich* colorful patterns. Quantity limited! 50 SO SO 31 8 Moke rugs foil longer Arrived from Indial Regularly 98cl RUG CUSHION TAN COCOA MAT SA LiI RUG CLINI Helps preserve your rug. Makes it feel deep­ er. 2t os. sale priced! Wiry fibres remove mud—prevent trackediu dirt. Doot wait! BUY WAR BONOS ANO STAMPS! ON SALE AT MONTGOMERY WARD Phone 2704 118-124 S. Jefferaon Haitingt ★ Sil THI CATALOGS �TIIF HASTINGS BANNS*. fnVMDAy. FEB*VARY 15. 1941 pagx an SHOP WORKERS. FARMERS. BUSY HOUSEWIVES 60 06 No Shortage of Durable Shoes at Hastings Cut-Rate Shoe Store! FOR COUPON! 1• J SHOES SAVE ON SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY . . . Good, Substantial Shoes That Assure Satisfactory Wear, Comfort and Fit, Need Not Be Expensive! MEN’S SHOES SEASON IN AND SEASON OUT OUR STOCK IS COM­ PLETE WITH THESE QUALITY NATIONALLY KNOWN SHOES "CROSBY SQUARES" THE FINEST FOR DRESS AND FAMOUS FOR LONGER WEAR "WOLVER­ INE" SHELL HORSEHIDE AND "THOROGOOD" QUAL­ ITY WORK SHOES. ’1.98»’5.00 2.69 6.00 EVERY STYLE IS ON DISPLAY IN OUR LARGE STOCK OF PATTERNS FOR DRESS, HOUSE OR SPORTS WEAR, INSPECT, COMPARE AND DECIDE FROM OUR LARGE BILT AND KLING ARCH HEALTH FEATURES. Nowhere in Barry County will you find so many Attractive Quality Shoes for the Kiddies. There's Extra Duty in our "'Prudent Built" solid leather shoes in a complete range of sixes, compare the features of these well known children's shoes,"Thorogoods," "Virginia" and budget priced "Cam­ pus Juniors". AND CHILDREN’S HOUSE SLIPPERS FELT SHOES, ALL TYPES RUBBERS for WORK OR DRESS EXCEPT MENS RUBBER BOOTS i|| ' MORE LEATHER Is GOING to WAR I YET NO ONE NOW NEED FEAR A SHOE SHORTAGE! SOON THERE’LL BE NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN SHOE MATERIALS i Which Will Be Offered RATION FREE! I ’1.98 ’4.95 Cr>r r°f SHOES. WHETHER FOR SCHOOL OR DRESS. MAKE YOUR CHOICE FROM THESE ECONOMY PRICED BRANDS. WOLVERINES. THOROCOOD. AND ALL SIZES TO BIG 6. ^rknnl anrl Dlavr 3Cn°O1 and Hlay 129 198 BOYS’ SHOES NOW OF ALL TIMES YOU wInT LONG TERM SATISFACTION IN BOYS’ STOUT AND STURDY ENDICOTT-JOHNSONS. MEN’S, WOMEN’S SI'OIITS—DRESS STYLES! CHILDREN’S SHOES 60 SHOES SHOES.^ EVERY STYLE WITH BUILT IN SOFT CUSHIONED COMFORT 60 BABY’S F O It W O It K WOMEN'S SHOES Support Styles 149 6.50 ARRAY OF FAMOUS MAKE, RED CROSS, FASHION NOT RATIONED! $ Styles for School Dress and Work - "• Rationing of Shoes । was made necessary I to make CERTAIN I that EVERY person I would continue to' I have all the shoes I they need for the I duration of the war! 1.98 '3.48 Hoiv To Spend Your Ration Stamp No. 17! WHETHER YOU ARE A FACTORY WORKER, FARMER OR HOUSEWIFE-WHETHER YOU PAY $3.00 OR $6.00 FOR YOUR SHOES-THE SHOE YOU WEAR THE MOST-YOUR ALL DAY WORK SHOE SHOULD GET FIRST CHOICE. SHOESTOBE 114 A start J ' - I- * < 1 t N . r, M I ,i, H �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THU BSD AY, FEBRUARY 25, 1BU ' Mlu Ruth Lockwood and Dunbar I of Indianapolis wort guests of Mr. was composed of lavender and yel- 1 BEATRICE TUCKERMAN I at Miami Beach, Florida, and vnu lighted by Hsian HuUlvan- of Detroit came for a 1 and Mn Prank- Sage and Mr. and low spring Hower*. Mr. and Mrs BECOMES BRIBE OF graduated on January 20 with the k, n, Mrs. Aben Johnson ovar the week­ Cbarlta Deal of Freeport, Mr. and LIEUT. — -—-------------ARLAND MARTIN commission of 2nd Lieut Mrs Mar- UI*UUU>TO ” ________ and Mra. L. B. Lockwood. end Mn. Newman Deal, Mr. and Mrs. The Episcopal church at AtUntic *rog®yed Emery A- Ft>x. Mr. and Mrs. Qrra»d City. Nrar Jeney. Mrs Don Oury. Mr* Charles I MIm Man Dyck of XMlTOll vtasetting on LTr U™ New Jen ey. wa* the setting-on !?’ ‘ Mr*. Frank Becker waa pleasant­ Ahrens, all of Grand Rapids, were '"ity. P’l. fAwrence Cox returned Mon­ Bamrv and Mrs Prank Hoonan ac- .Mr D P- B«dth 8atSunday afternoon. February 21. at !?.rj£e east to ,o<n her fwle J Norton, who day to Rapid City Air Base. Rapid companled thr Rev Don Gpry to 'urday and Sunday. ly sunxlaed iMt Wednesday when out-of-town guests. Mrs. Deal re- • two o'clock, of the marriage of Mu.- fUnc*j _______ • puzed htr rvqi City, 8. D„ after a seven day fur­ Charlotte on Friday where he conBr and Mrs. Oriie Bishop and several uf her frtei.ds called to help cched many beautiful gilU. Beatrice Tuckerman, daughter of tTearer in sodi lough spent here with his mother. On Thursday evening. Mr. and daughters of Holland and Mr. ana celebrate her birthday The after­ * Mrs. Zelrr.a Oox and family. Mrs. De- noon was spent in playing cards. Mr*. D. D Smith entertained at Mr. and Mrs Myron Tuckerman. --------------------------------------------------------M,. Rkl»rt o™,. Mn. M. “ J Louis BUhop and son of S. of Um Camp Fire grcxips Lunch wa* served and Mr* Beck­ dinner, the guests being the mam- BIT So. Chufch St. and 2nd Ueut. Mrs. Julia Brown of Nashville was ert Finnie and Mr. Harold Phillips ^LrtTmS£?wer the wrakend w.w have .».« gone arjand F. Martin, son of Mr. and er received several lovely gtfu. the guest of Mrs. Juna Martin Sat­ ben v< of the p..,x party who were-lunrbron guests at the Wonorth hunting together for several Mr* Howard Martin of Dowling, ttw exhibit of hand-made urday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrus and. The "hunting" tdia wa* rChaplain ’h.oi.iM u --- of the peat ofBrann showing the honor* a Mrs Walter Caukln tManiarev mens City Club tn Grand Rapids May Jane were in Traverse City Hospital Guild No. 0 waa enter- year* flctated at the witnessed Twenty-seven Camp Fire girt* various ygriour- girt*. girl*, 12. - Lvnn Mr* Ftrmleioni is home from Miami. last Thursday. - ceremony, 1 talned by Mrs. Archie McDonald cleverly carried out in the menu.,---------------Bunday. »—A weekend visitor at live home of over gue*t*. ma mostly of- were advanced tn rank at the wa* in Charge of the last Wednesday evening, with Thtue present were Mr. and Mrs. by about filly guest*, Mr*. Stanley Wheater left TuesMr. and Mrs. Donald Smith was i Dr. and Mra fleers with a few private*.' twenty-three member* presentJames Mrs. -Bristol. --------------------— -----aeorgt - —----------with her husband. 1 Grand Council Fire Tue'-lav. Feb. and exhibit aad dsy for Pecos. Texas, wtiere ahe win Mary Dyke of Detroit Preceding the ceremony one of 10. in the play room, at the Central Dorothy Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs Dan William* and ML** I join hsr husband. Staff Sgt. Forrest Lane and Mra. Dana BurLockwood. Mr und Mra. R. W. Cook Ml** Arlene Campbell who —---- -— —The - following - ■ ■girts passed ttietr aaugnter, Dawne, daughter. LMwne, i.t or Detroit Deiroit visited 1। Wheater. Mrs. T. N. Knopf is sub- , gets were winners at contract. Mn. and Mr. and Mn. Hubert Cook ano the officer* gang. "O Promise Me." building. Mis* rta ” Bumgardner, Mr. and .nd Mrs. Mn, Bitrllii Ui.rlin, " Hmm Iron 'S’* L" ,11 The bride, given in marriage by Camp Fire «m Jtlve of McDonald was assisted by Mes- their families, Mr. ------- '------. .Battle Trail . Seeker rank- Dolort* Ow«n, Sunday till till 'Tueaday. Tuet.dav homp fnKn Captain Vaughn, was lovely in n Creek, presided. Sunday dames John Ironside, Wm. Porker, Dorothy Reynolds. Doria McMunwy, Warren Carter. Joseph Brozak. ------ ----------- laid for eight -• T 8. K. Reid, former county i I " Cover* were al - a gown of Australian preen crepe Mrs Erwin Clark, guardian of O- Donna Mae Englerth, Hilda Ml* ruffles Her hat dz."J" • • • dinner given by Mra. ~ “z TVA." Mrs B. A. O'DonO'Doti- made with large ruffle* clerk, who has been a patient at thr •. . ------------>--x ,„UUnt, Mrs. xrtA. Helen Demand. Marte Martin,. . Mra John Scobey was hostess to nell and Mu* Hortnce O'Donnell and gloves were also green and her M c McCurray alwJ> iTceived their Joan Storey. Martan Roae. Eva cox. Veteran.*' honplt*] in Battle Creek I. ,the Young Mothers' Club on Thur*- honoring Mrs. Floyd Dickinson who accessories were black Queen Mary k „ t—iiy^ver* for a number of weeks, ha* returned ,, Anne Me Don- Emma jean Moore. Lou Ann bcobe.. andshter, Mr and Mra. 8 8. Stan- day. February IB at her home with , leave* this week to join her hus- row* and yellow freesla made up a|d Amer rlcan flag and Marie Lnube Steinke. PatsyJVMel . to hi* home al Thomapplc lake, he corsage. i ton. of Delton tn celebration of the fourteen members present. After a ba"* band1 of ,h the " rtaaxt Const ou»rrf«. Guards, now »t«sta- her caraaee. ---------- .------1* slowly improving from til* severe । und Mr* lewis Williams. *»--• ’—• Barbara Long-w_ the amp Fire flag. Phyllis Miss Bettijean Creamar attended , nr rnnuiv mi -mi. wa* illness. latter's flfty-firel wedding annlvei- buslne** meeting. Mrs. Robert Will tiontd at Ludington. lighted by Evebn k.tk,,., m-..,,., ........ Mr*. R. O. Flnnle returned on •ary. the bride a* maid of honor Her Evelyn Clark and extlnguuhM-^pv gave a topic oh "A Child's Toys Richard Beckwith wa* home from -,t:r.;ul*ntd-4?v Nancy Jayiyx Alice Haoklni, Phy* Mr*. Verlund Ransom entertained flowers were red rnees and white i Man- Ellen Krllv prrat Lakes. Ill., over the weekend. Monday from tv Un-day visit with Mrs. A E. Johnson and Mrs. Clif- ami Playroom " The next meeting The candle or Hi* Humxnffl Man Alice Reinhardt. Finnic in Louisville. Ken­ foed Dolan were in Grand Rapid* i will be held on Thursday. Marcli •even lltllr guests Saturday of leiMr*. Blanclie Richard* of Delton Cantain health wa* was ugnteu lighted oy by uorouiy Dorothy kxi Mary Ellen mux Kelly., Betty nuu Ann ui»tng<< ... 1I neaitn > &ucri tucky. Lteut. MarUo. xvUst'd Hie groom gtunp BIMi extinguished by Carol ram. Marjorie Furnrs* and Mar­ ' ww* the guest of Mr and Mrs. Cal- > Mr and Mrs. William Fox of Kal­ yesterday. IB at the home of Mra. Dale Hall. noon honoring tier daughter. Judith i Ann’s third birthday. Gomes were -* a* best man. Mr. and Mn Timothy Howard ... , Vln Powell over the weekend. br»t man Goodyear. The candle of love was jorte Blough. spent the weekend with and daughter of Kalamazoo visited | Four family birthday* were celt< P^yed Tlie wedding was of military style nlayed and the children were served Mr. and Mrs. Cranston WUcox ,amazoo. Mr. nnd Mr* Harley Mr. and Mra. Charles H Leonard brated at a Sunday dinner when blrthdaj cikv a..d ice ke craun at a and as the party left the church and son* of Coldwater were guest* their Pn_ iiarenu. ’A cake ana "” — —— Mr and Mrs. Archie on Tuesday. spring flow- they pa.'*'d between an honor of Mr*. W. J Field and Mrs. Clyde , £ ?ck *2. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johncoek en- ‘table decorated with Mr. and Mra. Kwin Hcnrv of tertained Mr. and Mrs. W. D. BenBen- ।| era. favor* and varicolored balloons. guard of eight KHdler* whose raised WMraXr'^Melnlv^Vnd J.nrt left Mr and Mr" Cli,r of onM wSinesdaJ fo? nI£J Orieliu Caledonia nnd Sgt Donald'Ruchl- Lanalng were Sunday guests of Mr. nett, the Arthur Wlllltu. and ILynn ' Mr* Byron Fletcher was haste** bayonet* made an archway over their head* on Wednesday for and Mra. Shirley Henry. Newton*, abo Mr. and Mrs. k«.Kenman and Mis* Eugenia LyBarker of i, to her »» bridget club on Hlgn A wedding dinner was served im­ where i>they willr*nm. have an Mrs. Leland Yerger of Battle ineth Leins of Battle Creek. 1.. Tuesday. Mr. ir«, VnKzjntrtmeni h Grand R»pld« -*pcnt Sunday at the Creek I, score* were turned tamed Ln in by Mrs. Mr*. Ken- mediately following the ceremony ha* been the guest of her ... Lieut. with U cul Comm, and Mrs. Kenlth oj atl(j n A. Lydaughter. Mrs Adrie Morey for a Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willard | noth Laberteaux and Mra. Cheater al the "Fork and Spoon." and Lieut McIntyre. few- days CSk Smith for for dinner dinner a.-~ and ... bridge — on I Hodge* aud Mrs Leland Yerger of and Mr*. Martin left for Philadel­ Barkrr . few days this this w week. ' i Smith Mr. and Mr*. William McKnighi HANSONS STRAIN. WHITE LEGHORNS—Lar9« birds, Mr. and Mr*. Nathon Norton and Mra Alden Saturday Saturdav were were Mr Mr ana and rar*, Mr*. v W. . Battie Creek was a guest. M«iurnnv mr w Mr* Cleo Cleo Berry Berry and and Mra Mr* Alden and Mra. CC W phia on a short honeymoon . of Eyjputon nre planning to.spend son Jerry. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Norwinter layer* of large chalk white egg*. __ ■ _____ - >•___ TVilnn Mr BnH Mr. Mr. and R WMrsW*l>. R. E Walt „ ' ’ .’ , , .H"'-" Mr ” v w *” Among the guest* al the wed­ the Weekend with Mr and Mr* Jo­ ■ ton. Mix* June Norton and Master Whltrford spent the Monday holl- 'Dolan. and Mr. and Mrs. George Hebden. , Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Lyn L**- ding were Lieut Hockett. Lieut und seph McKnight and Mr* R. a. Fin­ Donald Norton of Grand Rapids day in Grand Rapid*. PARK STRAIN BARRED ROCKS — HOLTZAPPLt fourteen guests were entertained Mr* Hogan and small non. Captain Ml** Lola Kenyon was a week­ Bndge itriaes were won by Mr. and । ** nic. at aa Choo chop suev suey dinner on on Saturdav Saturday and Mrs Vaughn and Captain- Ed­ were in Hastings, Bunday. ■ at end guest of Mis* Jean 'DePriester and Mrs. Walt Mr- Dewey Hon left Grand Rap­ STRAIN WHITE ROCKS — S. C. R. I. REDS. I bight by Mr and Mrs W G BradHerman Anderson, who has been in Battle Creek. wards. id* on Tuesday for Monrovia. Cali- ._ r . mninv nr rmnutmm *•<«. The sixteen members of the ford and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Eltn the employ of Consumers PowMr. and Mr*. Roy Hotchkiss j and Pullets. Cockeralt, straight run chicks and started chicks. Idaley, Friend ly Neighbors club held their Holl at the home of the latter, a 110 So North Carolina Atlantic I*’ ,<?r mo,htr “nd „jng Became of homing condl- son and Mr*. Gertrude Ead FebnAry meeting at the home of going away gift wa* presented to Citv. N J. while Lieut. Martin Is PvtH].ri.na hi itr MatinrJri in ,,<m* ln Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. An- spent Sunday with Mrs. Emma Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crook Patriotic Mr. and Mrs. Lewi*. Motioned there He expect* to be n^ili nAv“LS? iv inJidpr»®n ha'r "loved onto their farm Hotchku* of Marshall. decorations were used and various I - . Rapid City. South Dakota, apen.. nfar at John*. ~ old-lime dislies featured thr menu. Mrs- Stanley Wheater was guest several day* U*l week at tlie home -• -• a miniature rail fence serving a* as of honor iwnor hi at u a going away shower snowcr about the -middle •--r of March ------. — the on dining evening Both Mr. otod Mrs. “5T of hl* parents. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Ited Mr and Mrs. Merle Kelly and CARB PARTY a centerpiece t*" table .and dessert on Thursday —---------------— Remedies. Blair The homes of Mr*. Rooert Shan- At card* the winnen were Mr* I wncn when ine the teacnens teachers were were enwruunen entertained g”1*11**"*,— °* ----"a., , JjX Mr and Mr*. John Hewitt of Lan­ non and Mr*. Mr* Dorrance —______ <•>___ ___ •- Wayne •—____ **Merrick, ___ -*-*■ Fred• Jones; •—— - •• _ lu.. *«~ Arthur Lower and —a Mra. »»— The oroom-was also granuateo irotn by Mrs wIT Mrs. Corrie Jordan of Battle sing on Sunday and celebrated the non and Trethrtc Mr* Creek arrived on Sunday to sjiend birthday* of Mrs J. W. Hewitt and were filled with 100 guest* for the , B. A- Perry and Vcmor Webster. Wesley Burrell at the home of the f former. On Saturday Mr*. Lower ',' p "l' nn ln some time with Mrs. Sarah Brand- her son John. Washington benefit card party on ' ' N. BROADWAY HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE tfll •Utter. 1Mrs. B. F. Cowles was hostess vaa hostess to eight guest* for 1942 -a* a pltyaical educayon lnMr. and Mr*. Fred Linington and Monday afternoon. February 22. structor ann received hl hl* training " » t~i.dne Sunday guest* at the home of Mr son were Sunday guests of Mr and from which a profit of about >35.00 =t a dessert luncheon on Thurs- . luncheon, honoring Mrs. Wheater. ut Jefferson Burrack*. Mo. Tn Oc­ day. ------eribbage the m- ; ...and Mr*. Gary Crook were Mr and Mr. John Mendham of Milford and was received. ---------furnishing ------- •• A J.J.d.., birthday .surprise party wa* tober he entered officer*' training afternoon. a Mr* Rolla Vlelc and two daughter* made the acquaintance of the new A cherry dessert was served and "rtainment tertainment during the t of Vermontville. .. itj’ ,, • w . given IxM Sunday for Mrs. Mae the small tables were centered with . granddaughter. Mrs Robert Wnlldorff was host- ]Tre|b by her daughters. Misses Flo­ Mi» Abeii Johnwm and Mr*. Clif­ Mrs Winston Merrick apd son attractive red. white and blue dec- . U> her elub on Wednesday ew- fenct> and Leonarda. jpe guest* ford Dolun were Wednesday gurvt • Charles, went to Ann Arbor the last orations from which streamers were ra* . of Mr* Charles WciNjcrt in Kaia- of the week, for a visit with Mr. drawn for the door prizes, which .ning for dessert and bridge. Win- prTarnle<1 Mra Treib with a lovely muz*M> for Mrs. Caroline Longyear* and Mrs Earl Chamberlain While were won by Mrs. Elmer Parccll und ।file ha rd Brower and Mr*. Willard ’sift- and tlie evening wa* spent In playing euchre. Prizes were won lecture on “Washington Affairs” and there, the ladle* received word tiiat Mr* Hoyal Haye*. laiwrcnce Mr* Harold Parker and rby Mr* Vivian Anderson. Mrs. G alUnded a DAU bridge benefit A beautiful bouquet of mixed , their brother, who had just landed Lawrence will entertain the F. Feldpausch and Mrs. Nellie ConRay Branch, president of thr in New York after convoy duty on spring flowers, donated by Mrs ,Mrs. club in two weeks at the home of Michigan Allied'Council. L* *p«*nd- the Atlantic. was going to hi* home Bertiia Wilcox, were displayed in ।the latter. In White Pigeon for a visit, so Mrs. each home and were won by -Mr*. t* attending a meeting of the Na­ Merrick and 'Mrs. Chamberlain are James Brown and Mr*. Stanley Thunday afternoon. Mn. J. W. GET (TYING CROSS ' ------ -— — prize* wen­ tional Allied board. He will return in White Pigeon this week at the • Cumming* Other nr Hewitt entertained her bridge club ----------..Jo Sheldon, , of eight, the winner* being Mrs. i Hgt. Gordon Thorpe, of Grand on Saturda' ;I nmnc —. Mr. .. -... home ut of uictr their put.. parent*. and Mr* awarded to Mrs . Philc ___ Mr... Mrs. Gertrude Becker and Carrie |I Charles DeLano Mrs. niu' Guy Keller. Mr. Mrs. John Chund- William Linington and Mrs. Ver- Rapids, n nephew of Peter EckI man of this city, is home on leave jane Wylie, nurse* al Pennock ho*Mrjl. william Murphy. Mix* Jose- ler. Mrs. ^Harold Foster. MiM Sara jnor Blough. from active service in North Africa nltal. spent the weekend at their phlnc and Raymond Murphy wen- Scliader. 'Mm. Harry Scobey. Mrs. home* in Grand Rapid*. । jn Grand Rapids on Sunday to sec A. K Frundsen. Mrs. Eugene Beal Pennock hospital Siirtr Guild He is an aerial gunner and ha* Mr and Mr* Kenneth Lewis and Mr Murphy, who b a patient at and Mrs Robert Cook. i..>. — met with Mrs Richard Brower been oversea* almost a year, par­ ; family of Battle Creek were over Butterworth hotpilal. Mb* Mary Mrs. Lawrence Herrick was chair- Thursday evening for dessert fol­ Ucipatlng in over 45 sorties over , Sunday Huudav guests guests of Mr and Mr*. Wai- ( mtiien Agnea niuipiv. Murjiliv. n student al Mt man of the committee, ably assisted | lowed with contract. Miss Belly enemy territory. On one of the-; siuunie ai ter Jonnrock. Mrs. Robert raid* tlu- 21 year old gunner wa* Mercy, returned to Grand Rapid., by Mr*. ILuUrt Shannon, Mrs. Dor- ; Lane was a guest Pvt. Emerson 8. Cairns is return­ with tier mother, after spending the rance Trethrtc. Mrs Roy Cordes. ' Walldorf!. Mr*. Neil Adair and shot in the knee but only missed ing to tlie Army Air Base at New weekend At hrnne — *" held ’■* *the u-----wl-inlng — wares two action-, betarc returning to Mr. Murphy?, Mr*. Carroll Burkholder Mrs. Cod- Miss ’Lamat bridge, three tabic* being in duty. He L* visiting his mother. ric Morey and Mrs. Mark Lee. condition I* somewhat Improved. Mrs Esther Thorpe, of Grand Rap. , , lough spent here with 111* mother. Mrs. Leland Verger of Battle play. Mr and Mr*. Robert Furrow and 1 id*, who did not know her son Mr, Lizzie Cairns, and with other Mr and Mrs. Earl Lambert of Creek was an out of town guest. Mrs. Leslie Hawthorne and Mrs. । was in this country until he called relative* in tin* commiuyty. Grand Rapids were Sunday guest* Geprge James arc entertaining the her from New York on Stmday. He Mr ami Mr*. Robet™ Teele of Of Mr and Mis Freeman Furrow TOWNSEND-MENTON Grund Rapids attended Flunk Vsn Mr and Mrs Howard Black of MLs* Mary Marie Henton. dnugh- N Michigan Ave. Birthday club ■ has a fifteen day leave and when 1 dessert and* curds this evening he returns to active .duty will be Seholenk funeral on Saturday il»y Sunfield visited Mr. and Mrs. ter of Mr. and Mrs R. G. Henton for itwaidcd a Distlhgublied Flying Mr*. Donald Jones. • Feme Th....... Thomp- Whine Merrick on Sunday. । of Delton, and Cadet David M. at the home of Mrs Hdwtbomc. Crofis. «ui. <>( ElwdtMi City. Penn . wa* Ilia son*, ol EIwkRmI Citv, the Mr*. Dorr Kenyon and Miss Mar- :Townsend, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. The nurses at Pennock hospital ' For about a year. Sgt. Thorp.gunt of MisaSadie Glasgow for jory Kenyon of Kalamazoo were Townsend of Lowed, formerly of entertained on Tuesday evening three days this week. Ihr^. d.i-thi« «-ezk guexLs of Mr. and Mra. Clarence i Hastings, were united in marriage with a shower for Mrs. Jean Rob­ made hl* home in Hastings wtm hi* uncle. Mr Eckman, and no Mrs C. ,8 Jones and son. Billy, Baker on Sunday. Saturday. Peb. 20. in the Metliodtst erts al her home In Woodland. doubt will be remembered by a spent Uic weekend with Mrs. Jone»‘ Mr and Mrs Maurice Roger* church. LaJunta. Colo., before an mother. Mrs Belle Edger. and daughter of Battle Creek were altar decorated with baskets of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hinman en­ number of friends here. Mr. und Mrs. Harvey Burges* and guests of Mr and Mrs. Cyrus Bux- |sn“Pdra«°!“ Bnd itock, .. tertained with a family dinner Sun­ .... ...w ...... v — .• — ton over the weekend, Mrs. Rogers' The bride wore a sand white Mr. and Mrs. James Benliam visited day, It being the 74th birthday of ARRIVES SOMEWHERE Mrs. Harry Miller received a card ' Alden Burgees al Kalamazoo Sun- and daughter staying street length dres* w..... for a few- ! gabardine, _ .... r corsage ol ------- and Mr. Hinman. from the government on Tuesday day afternoon and evening. da** ift corsage of orchids. .. „ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Palmer en­ informing her that her son. David Mr. m>. <und m>u Mrs. «•». M. C. muMji, Mu.coif «,iu and mi and Mr*. Earl Boyes and _Cadct and Mrs. Ray Jibblo of son. Martin, of Detroit were week- MLss Marjorie Boyes vL*ited Mr. and P*1***-, Tc?;- we"u,lhelr on,Y Bl’ tertained with a dinner Sunday in Settles. had arrived safely some­ honor of their mother, Mr*. Anna where overseas. She had not heard -' J guest* of her parents. MrMr* end andGeorge Van Tlfflcn in Lake fondants. Mrs Jibblo wore a tan Odc.-Jia on Sunday. creP* dreM and a corsage of pink Deal*. 119. Birthday cover* were laid —--------------------------Mrs W. L Hinman fifteen. The table centerpiece glad to get the card. Mr and Mr* Robert Wilcox of _Misses ____ Dorothy ........ Huver. ........ Thelma ”“5®. .. . , for : Sl.utr, Griw.rtc-.-c Fudir. and Ma X | *«<* WM held in the ChUTCh the Chidester district were dinner Shute. Oehcvleve Fisher und Max­ quests of Mr Mr. and und Mrs. Janie* James Ben- ine 1 ■ . ... guests Ayera spent... Monday in — Battle B,tcr me ceremony with ham Saturday evening. Creek I lhlr.2 Rev 8. Conger Hathaway reMr. and Mrs. Lyn Lewi* who 9 ,.r 01 turned Monday night from Ply. . moved to Kalamazoo on Monday mouth. Michigan, where lie went jure planning tn spend this weekSunday to be guest speaker al tlie end with Mr nnd Mrs Harvev H- Jj-nta- for hrr dau<zht?‘r*fCw%rtin[-' 110th anniversary of the Plymouth .Hott. Mr ix-wt* will be in charge d-n“ bride cm'mduauM frJJS. Pn sbjt'-rian church. Mr*. Hatha- nf the Youth Council dance on r3ton H ch and wav is 111 at her daughter* home Friday night at the parish house ' ?Jblon Cohecr rirtik in Ypsilanti and wa* unable to re- following the Charlotte game. graduated from cuv "wich 1 turn with him. Mr. and Mra Stephen Bristol and C1u Juxd^CoUece Mr and Mr* Joe Smith of De- | UUle daughter of Grand Rapid* £*3 I trait were recent guest* of Mr and'were weekend guest* of Mr. and mLo,He "-lli recehc hb t- • See our big collection of fashionMrs Qwar Palmer Mrs Jame.* Brutal Mr*. Bristol s crniimlsston he 10th.of March. Mr and Mr* Floyd Gaskill have .sister. Mary Lou Smith, returned, uiejutn oi aoarciu J^| hit hats for Spring All exciting­ received word that their son. Rich- (to Grand Rapids with them to TO FINISH COURSE ard. ha* been confined in the hos- '■ make her home and will attend in AVIATION ly new — picture-pretty, they’ll pita! al Fort Lewis. Wash., a* a re- South High school David Townsend son of Mr and •uh nf a serious leg infection. He Ls rr C. u/ W. Dolan and Bjron Fletcher ;Mrt. J M. Town*cnd of -Lowell, IK moke you look your bright-eyed convnirM ing at present. arc spending th<- week in Detroit. | formerly of Hastings, will receive, Mr , and Mr* Orcll (Nippon and -Mr? Mary Clark who has been his commission ns a lieutenant and B lovliest. We've hats for every two children returned early Tuc.-,- making her home with her sister 'hi* silver wings at the graduation day morning from Tetaa where MrsB A. O'Donnell left on Tues-1 exercises to be held al the aviaWy . costume—face-flattery for every tliey had delivered a house car for • day for a week's visit in Battle Uon LaJunla IzUl Col . Mwai training camp lamp al *V MWUllia, the Rojul Coach Co. Creek. I an Wednesday. March 10. 10. Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Victor Sisson undMr*. R. G- Finnic returned MonMrs. Townsend •Mrs. Townsend plan plan to attend the 1 j hair-do. Choose yours from pert two children were Bunday guest* of dayfrom Lbulsvlllr. Ky.. where she graduation exercises and the laiRev. and Mr* Frank Loomis at had been with her husband. Capt-iter will pin the silver wings on her ' little sailors, big-brimmed beaugoing their farm home near Belding Both Ray Ftnnie. for several weeks son's uniform Hastings frtends ex- i •Vyf t'c5‘ beloved berets, sleek little *»» — 1,00ml* »....« — in Mr an<1 Mrs stephen Johnson'tend congratulations. Mr. and »< Mr*. have vbeen poor health the inut winter Mrr. Jame* P. Dibble 'Maxine Er­ skull caps, cl^ihes. derbies LohT" * way) , of Glendale. Calif , arrived । We will do o lot more thinking this year than ever home Monday to remain with her i Tyyl of flower-blooming pretties too parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Ray Erway । before — Taxes — Priorities — Rationing — Less for a while. Thc accent it on wavei and more waves '■4'° with exquisite veil trims. Come Mr and Mr* Don Siegel left on . food — Less clothing — Less of everything. We for ’43! They're flattering, feminine. Friday for a weekend in Detroit 1 Mr*. J. B Mohler is visiUng her , 5^ see the whole heavenly chorus. won't complain but we will have to plan. daughter. Mrs. Helen Goodrich of Jackson for a few days. PERMANENTS Jack Stem made a buxines* trip to Detroit on Friday. Machineteas >2.50 Shampoo A «« Finger Wave OA® On Saturday A. A. Anderson of Dried OU up, other* from Finger Ware ww Grand Rapid* called on several Haxttngx friends. He plan* to leave March 6 for a few week*' trip to i Florida. New Orleans and Texas. Ap*o<aUB«^U Juage A D. McDonald returned to Detroit on Monday where he Is . larlr again holding court tar the week. 1 Mr. and Mr*. Stephen Johnson of I IndlanapolL* and Mr. and Mrs. Eric . Spring champion*! Big. von Reis of Detroit were weekend guest^r at the home of their parents. ' handsome handbags to Mrs Norbert Sullivan I* spend- . Ing a week tn Detroll. Her alster. 1 keep company with jour A real Springtime deHghl! Do«brightest outfits! We SOCIAL ITEMS D C D t A kl A 1 C CAMP FIRE NEWS jsa. “j.urM7 BABY CHICKS Petit-Cooper Hatchery & Poultry Farm Get More Style and Quality In Your HAT This Spring! There will be a. lot more on under it! JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP So get a STETSON HAT at Baird's $5.00 and $7.50 ADVANCE SPRING HANDBAGS FASHION-FRESH FOR ALL SPRING! Or get a SCHOBLE HAT at Baird's $5.00 and $6.50 Bakery Specials 595 Or get a STYLEFELT Hat at Baird's $3.95 have them in shiny pal- ROOMS STEAM HEAT HOT A COLD WATER SHOWER BATH HOTEL HASTINGS UY SPICE APPLE LAYER CAKE FROZEN CUSTARD (AKE ROILS 27« ON DS BANGHAUT BAKEUY A I R D ’ S Single >3.50 per wk. op 112 S. J«ff«r*oa SL 895 ☆ ** * tIhUlluo* bow*, lingtrie-lrimaud charmer*, eye-eaiotoera with one low price! The VALUE STOIt 138 W. STATE �mr Hastings BANXTn. Thursday. ffiiruary u, PACT RIGHT GRANGES The Hastings Banner’ C L A S S 1 Fl ED WANT ADS i IRVING GRANGE For Children's CLASSIFIED RATES HOUSEHOLD GOODS L E G A L S flVRSC RIFTION RATES 10c additional will t>« ckarsM tor AT FIRST Peckham’s Remedy CARD OF THANKS _ Wfe GT666 Coughs Croupy Coughs - Colds 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS “Once tried never without" PHONE 17F2I HICKORY CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE ORDER FOR PUBLICATION At your dnigglat 50c AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. NATIONAL EDITORIAL— Satisfaction Guaranteed. Dates can marriage: license be tnudc al Banner Officr. Dale Charles \Leonard, Assyria Twp........................ xi Bernice M. Joncs.'^.wyna Twp 20 LIVESTOCK AUTO REPAIRING AND RISC. Sheldon Agency USED CLOTHING ry IL. Surety Bonds Phone 3185 Hastings CARDS OF THANKS a v.ti n . > i : am Swanson Agency 109 W. State PROTECT YOUR CAR . From S1.0Q up with State Farms M-30 co 11 Won FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT “gar NOTICE TO CREDITORS AUCTION SALES IffiRMNOM List Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY PHONE 3201 NASHVILLE Tiiirein" ui mi>h \ii DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Hastingr Pancoast Bldg. Phone 2783 WASTED : M-r. t., .apply . u.iomrr. ' with 1 tu.rn. \l Atkin, pmdurt. in • ”?•!',n< •d .nrni'.,- i,>,r.<rv S 15 i., . t*»rr. .1..•. !>. Write 1 Uo-k.n. I U.n.j,.,. . j ’ । Marshall Furnaces Cool, Gas and Oil Fired Rspairi furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of ECON-O-COAL STOKERS < Sheet Metal Work Eaveetroughing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 143 E. Slate EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT l.noww.irk. ; fur r . work « OP.I.EK FOP. PUBLICATION .i . . • . MISCELLANEOUS r. Dillon. Mjrri.nl u ...■ 1»• .r tn i ruil-t. MhMImillr. 5 1Uastlp 71.,n to luli. t«kr- J,.wn -r.d in... Milr wmthnr.l „f Hut , Km>r»n Ed<er. 1 | land 1 • a hall I Ptar 1 1 Lily White Flour FIRST < .ASS CARPENTER can now do that job of bulidine. repairing or palatine 757 FJ |Ul.h~NUt'pl ALL KINDS SURETY ANDRUS JERRY * Natl Bk. Bldg. We have a complete stock of salt—fine, medium, and Pep your rtiirkena up with our S.B.V. muh. Il gives Lan- 1OO LATE TO CLASSIFY .W BONDS Jo Ilia, flour for bathe] of good uhcaL .hlpni.ni. Gr.tr •bip pn.tpaid. If ’ •' . ■ hllgi-lT Til W i,ri.. * „ ,11 , a r„n-id,r.>|.:r -a, Ina• < .1, . J11" '"I— .> tlnnt., A rt, Or.hr’ u 1, .1— .n,K 1 i* nr.il.1,1— Hun.liiA— Loll*, \ u । A Sr..J Farm*. II, : 1 lla.tln/..-'; h. (<J mil-, .traicht r -t nf II*.- , . o» .-■.1.^ rr i« f.l.od at onr» w» tu .ai'pll th» f*muu< iPORATOIt madr from Phone 2331 GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 3319 •• MAPLE SYBUP MAKING AND MARKETING SUPPLIES __ i WASTED EMPLOYMENT for some of that good TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Quality fuels always. Uklnc p|r EXTENSION NOTICE “YOU BET, WE VOTE THE BIG ‘X’ ON THE WOLVERINE BALLOT. . . . . . . WE’RE VOTING THAT WAY FOR LIFE" WHY shouldn’t millions vote . that way? They’ve learned | by experience that no other work shoe even comes close to the house-slipper comfort । of Wolverines. They’ve found that Wolverines never need “breaking-in" and never lose 1 their original softness and , flexibility...even dry that way i after soaking. They’ve disI covered, too. that Wolverines actually cost less by months or miles of wear...cut down work shoe costs amazingly. They get all these extra bene­ fits because Wolverines alone have both soles and uppers of genuine Shell Horschide triple tanned to amazing softness und flexibility. Wolverine’s secret tanning process keeps all the toughness but gets rid of the stiffness. That’s why Wolverines feel so much bet­ ter and wear so much longer. SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. Kelly. FARM EQUIPMENT AMD MISO. HASTINGS. MICH. AUCTIONEER HANNER WANT ADVS. PAT SHOE STORE List your Auction Sales with POULTRY DEWEY REED Phons 3467 V9 Halting!. Mich Buff Riui unite: Shipping Livestock PRODUCE—APPL1JB. ETC. Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Hickory ' In order to close the cstote of the late Augustus W. Jackson, I will sell at public auction, two and one half miles cast and one mile north of Clarksville or three miles west and five miles north of Lake Odessa, on HAY. CHAIN A FEEDS FOR Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone 25M, or call AUCTION SALE , FOR Woodland. BALE OB BENT­ CITY. COUNTRY AND RESORT C. “BILL” SHERWOOD FOR INSURANCE Hotel Hastings Phi DEAD STOCK REMOVED PROMPTLY HORSES $5.00 COWS $4-00 All possible recoverable animal fats vital to WAR PROGRAM CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS PHONE COLLECT KALAMAZOO 2-9544 Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old. calf by side. Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, due March 25. Jersey cow, 10 yrs. old, calf by side. Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old. bred Jan. 21. Holstein cow. 12 yrs. old. Holstein cow, 10 yrs. old. bred Jon. 20. 2 yearling Holstein Heifers. Yearling Holstein Bull. Holstein Bull Calf. 9 mos. old. Holstein heifer calf. 8-wks. old. The above cattle arc T.B. and Bangs tested. HORSES Registered Perchcon Marc, 6 yrs. old, weight. 1700 Ib*. Registered Perchcon Mare, 5 yrs. old, M5 No. Michigan Avenue hone 2637 Hastings CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training . in nearly every lino Phono 72 Middleville tf Truss Fitting EXPERIENCED FITTER BOSSY FRESH Tests prove that cowa take better to freshly ground feeds. Make 'em happy and they give more milk. That's one big reason why so many successful dairy farmers are turning to custom-mixing of dairy feeds. Come in . . . let us show you how Farm Bureau feeds cost less than you pay for other feeds, ond still allow for buying of small lots to insure freshness. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS. MICH. LY BAKKER S Registered Perchcon Mare. 16 yrs. old, wrighl, 1700 Ibn. Registered Perchcon Stallion, 9 yrs. old, weight. 1900 Ib*. LIKES IT TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. 05347928 Our Stocks at Present ARE COMPLETE! Beginning at 12:30 o'clock central war time, the following described property: weight, leoo Ite CLENN F. LAUBAUGH PREPARE NOW TO GET 8 THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1943 CATTLE Bay Gelding, 4 yrs. old, wgt. 1550 lbs. Steel Grey Gelding. 2 yrs. old. Black yearling mare colt. HOGS Hampshire brood sow, due by dote of sale. Hampshire brood sow, due April 13. Red sow, weight about 300 lbs. 10 shoafs, weight about 150 lbs. 4 shoots, weight about 50 lbs. LIGHT OR HEAVY !2.98 s4.48 TRUCK 1935 Chevrolet truck, long wheel base, good rubber and platform rack. $595 R. A. LAPO, Administrator R. A. LAPO, Clerk. fl fl HI-CUT VICTORY WORK RUBBERS ftI ib Men's and Boys' $ S| BLACK UPPERS AND SOLES MEN'S 4 BUCKLE S HEAVY mention. ft Men's Hip Boots MISCELLANEOUS Slush Scraper. Platform Scales. Stallion Truck Rack. 2 Drive Belts. fl Lace Top Knee Boots $4.98 IMPLEMENTS TERMS OF SALE: Cosh: nothing to be removed from premises until settled for and everything to be settled for on day of sale. ALLEN HASKIN, Auctioneer KNEE BOOTS * s SHEEP 20 Ewes, due in March. Pure bred Shropshire Ram. Model D John Deere Tractor |ohn Deere 8-ft. Double Disc. Two 3-section John Deere Spring Tooth Drags. Ajax Cultivator. Two-bottom. 18-inch Oliver Tractor Plow. Stag Oliver Plow. Two-sction John Deere Spring Tooth Drag. International Side Rake. Birdsell No. 8 Clover Huller. International Corn Planter. Dain Mower. 6-ft. cut. Dump rake. International Hay Loader. Land rol­ ler. Wood Wheeled Wagon. New Idea Spreader. Miller Bean Puller. Onion Planter. International Grain Binder. 7-ft. cut. Papec Silo Filler. 2 Onion cultivators. Stout/* BUY WHILE THEY LAST ARCTICS n AF I g �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWO—FACES 1 to HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1943 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR I A. M. Coldren of tlie First FIRE AT HICKORY ham Demond and Miss Eileen Dick .PASSING — — OF ------------ - - - ! pleted officers candidate course at Brethren church. Burial (CORNERS HEAVY LOSS of Detroit spent tlie weekend with FRANK VAN SCHOTF.N, AM Ti If I lALJT rnAUT ,he Infantry school at Fort Beiuilni: t lough any day now tarry—hope । Monday morning about 4:30 his father. Mr. and Mrs. Ford De— • of • — well be seeing you. Robert Hoos The many -----friends -Prank Van Riverside cemetery. ; o'clock a fire was discovered in mond. * Mir. Lucy Dings, who Schoten were grieved to learn of £•^2*.™?'*. *'''! Is also stationed ut Rapid City and • • •--------------- -----! Mrs. Clarence Crawford was kind tuck. Monday, is his death last Thursday afternoon • ILLNESS OF TWO YEARS the two fellows meet occasionally. one of the bams onr the Victor suffered n heart att By JANE CAMERON Her friends and at hU home on W. Apple St., fol- RESULTS IN DE*’*’ Jones farm (the old George .Wil- improving slowly H ‘ angugh to call and tell us that son.; tarns farm) nt Hickory Comers, neighbors hope forGene Gordon^? . (Continued from page 1. Sec. D B[fiy7 writes tiiat he reads every Pvt. Robert Charles Gardner « long illncw He had been i Mra Charles Smith, aged 66, , All winter we've been- going to The fire truck nearby arrived .im- y»erdy recover; - nine ------ u ----------<r>nnn,i.nt(aiiv »-■»- heard ihat 'ill*** in tty POP", want ads and Co. G.. 342nd Inf. jruoir — or a resident of Hastings, for more late C°nJTaD'fS-- "A all; what'* more, all of the fellows write a paragraph on swing hands. mediately but the fire wxs beyond Pine lake spent Tuesdav with Chas. than fifty year*, a lafge part of 20. after an llln on Saturday, Feb. APO 450 • —• rfu, mu unless of two years, a very special young lady wears an In ids group read the paper and A swing band, as if you didn’t know. control. One bam 46 x 50. one 24 Monica * Mr amt Mr- Walter which he had spent jrt h'- r—*— Camp Howze, Texas. * — trade of wa* born in Scotland, her engagement ring since you were even though they don't know any is an infernal racket that delights x 60 and a granary 9 x 12 were Lewis entertained the Comrade S -8. painter. He had also chl* ----------------. conducted a maiden name belna Mbs Jeanie ' home on leave- Harold—any con­ of the names they get a "kick" out and the *”— Tuesday -------- —•* evening •*'“ I thr younger fry enormously and completely destroyed. Twenty-four- Class These two boys are brothers: lunch room for some time He had had!Wilson. me. Hr ! Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. <>...< Smith movnection?* Wliich reminds us that of it. too. We’re glad that's thr Staff Sgt. Jack C. Sage. 16010819 ■ which inspires the older ones to fer- registered Hani|*sh)re bogs, one. Garden Club Friday afternoon. * never married and hi* resided with ing to Hasting* in 1923. most of baker Chet Banghart's wed­ | vrntly hope tiiat the brxs.% section goat and 200 baby chicks were, Mrs Donna Weber and children hl* mother until the health of both survived A.P.O. 695, c-o Postmaster way it is Bill and tell your com ­ —■*■ ' a daughby her ding cakes arc lopped with orna­ rades not to be loo critical of lynoends up in the scrap drive. If that burned. New York. N. Y. "Die tractor was saved of Comstock tailed on U-ster Mun- made it necessary for tar to go to iter. Mia* ... — husband: — ; Agnes Smith, al home; a ments of brides and grooms as usu­ graphical errors and such; that j sentence isn't plain, we would be by the son. Floyd, aged 16. who। tea's Mondav * Mt. and Mrs tlie home of her daughter at Car- ison. James, a brother. Henry WIL, ' al these days, but tlie groom is not we're just a small town county do1 glad to send you a blueprint and was badly bunted on the face andI Harry Pennels o( Kalamuro > spent -nn City where she pasved away ran. and a staer. Miss Jessie WRPvt.41. Keith Sage. 36417389 In "tail*"—the groom is either In mg the best we can because we'h! neau. The inc tractor plow, cultivator. cultivator, Sunday with tlieir parents. Mr und last Dec .29. : elaborate on the subject. A swing head. Co. A. 63rd Bn. 13th Regt. \ son. all of Scotland _.Funerar'*crvarmy brown or navy blue—and if so very Interested In -our neighbor, . band Ls an institution (I Love the a new, feed grinder, new cement Mr*. Ed. Penneb K.i u.Di , sin r-iaioun ----,,, Frank Van Schoten. ton of Jas. ues were held ap-the Presbyterian the "lucky boy" Is a marine they and fellow man. of institutions and mixer, all the harness, three sets Camp Jos. T. Robinson. Arkansas , ixocliilcn association A. and Stella M. Van Scholen,Apo? was church on Tuesday afternoon at just add an extra "coat" of -trust. township, 'swing wherein the leader of scales, about 300 ft. of new lum­ MMr° and Mrs. Henry Germaine £>rn in Carlton How about birthdays, fellows? 1 -'Wing bands! bant .... ... - ^ptwQoClock^tne Rev. 8. C. Hath­ Ini so they tell us. a Quantity hay and grain. <?) lets his mdticians <?i play any ber. —■ — --of j — — ...... officiating. Interment in LETTER DEPARTMENT J'ack tsiubaugh. who enlisted the I tunc they please, all at once, only a**d form equipment were burned. and Merle Bradfield were in Has- i° >879 and pxvxd away at his away Pvt. Dale Lammers Riverside cemetery. tings Thursday. Mr. Oermiine and home in Hastings, Feb 18. 1943. "Tirst week in December in Ute Army Camp Bowie they should all stop at the *ame A pair of heavy work horses, weighCo. C.. 22nd Bn. OTC. d 63 VMr years. 10. months. 8 days. * ,n Air Corps was just called up and Feb. 15. 1943. ral time. They always have someone J**R about a ton each. 13 cows and Mr. Bradfield attending a roil ng* Camp Santa Anita. Arcadia. His father and mother and one DEATH OF INFANT meeting and Mrs Germaine called left Friday for Detroit, then to Dear Zolly: . | ’ announce a title before the num- I* head of voung cattie and some Birthday—July 22 Perry J., son of George and Lil­ Miami, Fla., for pre-flight training. ber and once in a while a more 1 hogs were saved. The herd bull on Mra. Leon Doster ♦ The W. 8. filter preceded him in duth. He Enjoy reading "On the Home ; leaves to mourn their lass, one sla­ lian Kelley of Irving township, was Let us know your address when you Front" very much. Pvt Ivan Alierding 36412969 ■ conservaUve player (?) will hit B I was burned and had to be slaughtHave been are settled Jack! few notes from the title song but "J™ The tye started in thr bam home of Mra. Henry Germaine with ter. Mrs Pearl Roush of Carson born Feb. 14 and passed nway on watching for someone to turn up City, two nephews, two nieces, sev,. vw . _20. w a good attendance. Mra Bertha Feb Committal services were 1 where the voung cattle were housed • Cadet Cleon L Smith, son of the in thr Tank Destroyers" from back this you can't depend on. whrrr th, vmm- r.m. and was of unknown origin. 'The Philmon called thr meeting to or­ era! cousins, and one aunt. Mrs. C. held on Sunday. Feb 21. al the Ernest Smiths on route 3. has en­ home, but no dice yet. Camp Clairbornc. La. fire Ls a heavy loss and only por- der. The Bible w-rse was read L. Gundry of Grand Rapids. Funer- Irving cemetery. tered the Army Air Force Technical Have been on the move so thought Birthday—May 3lst. Guess what I Just hold. bv Mrs. Madeline Norman. It was al services were held from Die Leon- ' 1lt ftlally covered by insurance. School at Yule University for in­ I'd let you have my address. My I just hold a bold! decided to have a "cleaning bee" nrd funeral home Saturday niter- 1 tensive training toward his becoin- address now Is - ' Cpl. Max Freeman A S N. 16011123 al the chdich in the near future noon at 2 o'clock In charge of Rev. KEEP 'EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! ing a technical officer In Alrcratt , Pvt, Wilber Belsdn APO. No. 3 Tlie weekly pillowcase concert CLOVERDALE ■also to have a pot luck dinner, in Maintenance Engineering with the 808 T. D. Bn.. c-o Postmaster, New York. N.Y. will have u kiiaki Rod Cross sweat­ The community was greatly April when we will have our yearly rank of 2nd lieutenant After be­ Hq. A: Hq. Co. . We hear you are going to start er this time instead of a pillow­ shocked In the pas-lng of Arthur reports. The ' program was In ing commissioned. Aviation Cadet Camp Bowie. Texas. learning Spanish or Ls it French? case. I had quite a time getting Johncock. He will be greatlv charge of Mra. Norman. A scram­ Smith will have command of a . Thanks for your letter Wilber, ----- Don't forget in tlie mean time there the knock but now the mer^ really missed by all.hLs friends and neigh­ bled' word contest consist in* of crew of enlisted men who hove been ft was good of you to write. V ’~ is always the sign language Wp bors. Much sympathy Ls extended • names of cakes was given followed looks like It ought to. I hadn't knit trained nt other Army Air : just got your brother's address, too ■• ... •ince the last war and a person to the bereaved family. * Mrs. Iva hv each one giving a story of whom Force Technical Training command Pvt. Richard H. Lelnaar Pvt. Ernest BeLson. 36197215 French. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm they thought their secret friends can forgfl a lot in 22 years. Schools as specialists In aircraft i A PO. 2142. c-o Postmaster Co. A, 320th Inf . Campbell of Battle Creek and Mr. ..... . mechanics. We're "pullinit" for you San Francisco. California We will have some sweaters for und Mrs. Wallace Campbell of Has- 'n very amusing stunt, only one Cleon, and know you’ll keep 'em Wilbur and Ernest arc sons of Camp San Luis ObLspo. Calif.. tings, were weekend cullers ut Mr member having guessed correctly, too. if we can get the ourselves flying. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. BeLson. By U. H. A. I and Mrs.- Frank Humeston. * Mr. । Very lovely gift- were given and i yam. I can't keep warm on our Cadet Chuck Leonard, at Bowling the way. Eme.st. we saw a V-letter Birthday-Oct. 16 nil allowance nnd the answer Ls and Mrs. Ezra Chamberlain and names wen- drawn for next year. * Green. Ohio, made his solo flight from you in which you said, "there ‘ I wrote my brother granddaughter. Sandra, spent the About thirty friends, and neighbors - last week. How did it feel Chuck is nothing I want unlew> it is the . A-C John O. Isenhnth. US NR (SWEATERS (that I didn't look like Lana Turner weekend with Mrs. Martha Chain- gathered nt the home of Mr. and —we presume you’ve been up In thi. paper." we're' sorry but we have i N F.P.S. Room 151. M-PL-4 .either, but more like Costello. I berlaln and Mra. Emma Dickerson. 'Mrs Frank Roush. Saturday eve­ clouds In Just Just , tu |iavc n IK|urat from your com- । Delaware. Ohio —-before ---------- but — not exactly in • really believe a woolen barrel would * Callers the past week nt L**ster ; ning to help them celebrate (heir the same way. No matter when manding officer before we are ai- , Birthday—Dec. 25. । o{ plumps better. Monica* were Mr and Mrs. Charles firat wedding anniversary. «Lso Mis. or how we always wLsh you and all l0Wed to put you on the mailing 1 Ogden of. Hastings and Mr. and • Roush's birthday Games and cards A-C Hollis D. Isenhath. US N.R. ■ With so many doctors and the lads, a smooth take off and jb»t until then, you can have clipMrs. Wellington Monica of Bed- I provided the entertainment ♦ The We made a graham steamed pud­ ford. * Miss Mildred Watson of Milo P T. A will be held at the 703-19-28 Sigma Nu House J " ** * J ~ a "hatmv landlnc! ‘ . i... . "happy landing!" 1 pings from the paper, perhaps. ding that was good. The recipe Ls W.T.S.. Ohio State U Dick izica Sherman, ourinuxi*. avu son of .'u Mr.. miu and • • nurses now in the Armed Kalamazoo spent the week with her schoolhoti’e Friday. Feb. 26 at « in the old Hastings Cook Book. I Columbus. Ohio Mrs. N. C. Sherman has been proHere's nn Interesting letter, par- i mother. Mrs Mae Watson. * Wil- o'clock. put spiles nnd cup of sugar in Birthday—Sept. 9 moted and is now tlcularly to folks in the Ryan und Forces, civilian doctors must I it and made a pink sour sauce P. F. C. Richard C. Sherman 'Wood school districts. It was writ­ P.P.C. Woodrow Wayne AUcrding The reason it was pink was because Buy A. 114 Field Art. Bn. 1 ten to Judge a. D. McDonald from be freed of making fre­ Camp Hospital ' I was a bit skeptical whether they'd * ■*' lone of the Gardner triplets. iSorry Camp Riley ' I eat it or not. and they'll eat anyCamp Shelby. Mississippi | we can t give Roy's address but we । Little flails. Minn. •' thing fhlncr if it has hn< pink ntnk frosting frrwtinff or nr sauce cnurA quent. unimportant calls. i are forbidden to use the namd of The World’s News Seen Through covering it. No matter what we Sorry to hear that Bob Richer his ship ! SCIENTIFICALLY Pvt. Donald I. Nevins have to rat before this war Ls over. Feb. 13. 1943 (recently home on leave! stationed i Co. A. 63rd Bn. Help your doctor handle I can get away with it If I just tituiu uiukc un shoulder snuuiucr Dear urtu AFchir: nrviiir. nt Fort Sheridan broke hLs PREPARED 13th Regiment An International Daily Neu nut on pink frosting Incidental­ Just so you can "keen , I guess it s about time I wrote a , PTC.B.L. 3rd Platoon ly. Miss Sara Beryl Schades found his serious cases and inip" Bob. ............„ everything will letter to,you. Received a letter from i Camp Ja*.. T. Robinson, Ark. your chin up' —--------------------------PRESCRIPTIONS some new copies of the Hastings be OK. i Ma and she Ls on her way home Birthday — June 4. Cook Book last summer and put Sgt. Styrtnan R. Wertman ata-1 from Portland. Oregon. Robert Is, , Understand you really did your crease in patients by stay­ it Truthful — Ccmtruc«i»» —Unbiased —Free from SentalionalHoned at Stuttgart. Ark. tAir better and doing fine He Ls at 4 stuff on tho* rifle range Don. and them on sale down town. They were printed in 1910 but the re ­ .Corps* visited his parents. Mr. and . the U. S. Naval Air Station at Ton-' ing well . . . and on the job. ’ I won the Marksman Medal Nice go- cipes are good as ever. Mra. O. A. Wertman at Cloverdale gue Point. Oregon. I don't knowl j 1**61 . . . over the weekend. Sgt. Wertman how long he will stay there but he 'Price fl2.00 Yearly, or fl.00 a Month. Remembrance—During my child­ Ls a graduate of Delton High and wrote and told me that he would* Here here’sa ■a cnaiutv change ui of address to Saturday I true, including Magadne Section, J2 60 a Venn bearing days. I hung the mirrors so was employed at the Bites Co. be- be transferred In the near future mage |n your datebook high I could just see the top of my fore he entered service. Prior to , I am doing fine, have been study- | Pvt. —- — —■— Sotiuird •------ • Gordon head Talk about an ostrich— Obtainable al; his present station he had train- Ing tor Ute past" five weeks and will' Artillery Battalion *' ing at Chanute Field. Ill., and at go up for another rating around | FM.F.TC. iBks 13 B 10» CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM One of our soldiers was home for camps in. Tennessee. and .... the ----first — of --March. my ....Wisconsin ---------- — ----- -I will — try — j j: (samp Camp renaieton Pendleton HASTINGS the holidays and he has a droll PHONE 2115 136 West Center Street Hastings, Michigan Texas. Ho He Ls is spending a 40-day j, best to pa*.s pass the text, lest. | Oceanside Culif. way of talking that is cute. He ro hLs wife -if- in Battle nattu Creek. <-rp»ir , Ij rtccl" receive thr the Banner r!-ht right rlr-" along । nfrthdav-^Oct 9. leave with Hrl *• ,,,M, l« I — I* J • . ' . has the art of story telling and Thanks to Duane Jarmanjlor the and it **trc Is good to read it. I , here is one that we enjoyed. Hiey chance to look over the offreial 36 , guess that is one way to keep up j Cpl. William E. Dibble. 16147630 page leaflet about Camp Robinsdn a fellow'* morale when he te away . Co. C.. 612th Quartermaster Bn. have a nice bunch of men for of­ ficers and enjoy picking on them. in Arkansas, where he te stationed. I from home. Bkry Before Christmas they' went out Don’t you think Duane that the Hope to get a leave this summer. | Camp Swift, Texas deliberately hunting for bundlebooklet should be entitled. "What ', If everything ................... — goes alright Birthday I — think Dec. 10 | laden officers and then all would Every Soldier Ought to Know." I zt". will. ZI saw —Bob -*.t Occprr. Cooper. I don't .'* Lieut. Chxs. Struble salute and the poor officer would "Ask Me Another." had nothing on |----------know whether •'— -—you •---------know--------------him or not. * 1I a.P.O. 657. care Postmxster have to shift packages und salute printed l.iformation like that. No- । He used to work for Roy Branch , bark. They would gang up and by deed that under UKO. was dance, at the Strand and Barry theaters, Birthday—June .1 taking short cuts they would keep then—"(They furnish the girls)"— A very nice fellow. I just wrote a I Lieut. Struble would our US.O. U.S.O. does. too. loo. so don't aon t forlor- letter lesser to Staff asms Sgt. agi. uienn Glenn Murphy.murpny, ucui. duuuk wuuiu like me to iu get ■ one poor man saluting constantly get that, all of you. when you're | another nice guy. and also Lewis mail from the home folks so write ' from the last store to his barracks. A gang of them found their "Looic" home on leave. I Godfrey. When I war. home on ; him at the above address. Hello. PTC. Dick IK.WUri nCUU. Be.wner. We're ' IV ...... leave .I went w... out ... to see ..... his .folks mim ... In . Hubert "Hubc" v.COok —— nwill ... "threfw.. 1 with a cute blond hanging on to <)nd to learn you are now an in- Battle Creek Ink” for you next week. „e He, his sleeve <lhe right one to their <lnd ': the Ink" wicked delight* and all saluted nnd •tructor at your new past and hope I guess I'll close this letter for can do most anything from fiddling I you like your Job. Write us when now and will try and write you more to playing a one man ball game, so ! he shook and shook before the you have time. We'll write you at often. The best of everything to 1 we'll let him "fiddle" around and , blond came loose so he could return ; younnd nnathe me mmuy —anawhen wornI iianw.-* numc runforlor me name the profuse greetings. We are run­ pP.c J you Family —and knock a n home run the "Home PP.C Richard Bessmer , get home I will have a few sea Front" tor you. Until then, all good ning out of room so this will be O.AB. Detachment I stories to tell your children. wishes, "at ease men." and Cherrio. continued next week if we should Holobird Ord. Motor Base I Roy Joseph Gardner. UB.N. I Zolly Coffer j live long. Baltimore, Md. We're all glad to hear that "Bob" Birthday—Sept. 26. Christmas funds *IU will lUlMllUC finance U much • • • U.Ukl, belter nnd UilM well I* find 1IUU out MUk I In ••• an - • ■ effort to lower Michigan's j V 111 W.l seal IUIIU, •mom" when she ceta gets | Negro tuberculosis death rate, cash a state-wide Early Diagnosis Cam­ You certainly did the complete from yonr Tnom" surprise George Fingleton when you ' home, where we can write to — him- prirea are being offered to Negro palgn during April. Every civic or— J...J t i> tan* r-nni'nlfteiMnrr Clnorl KtlldplltX in 11 n roav rnntAct on pnnlaatlnn le nraazl » a use .,r of arrived Sunday night from Hawaii while „be is convalescing. Good students in an essay contest on ganlzatlon Is urged to make .... ■fr With many of the once-free tuberculosis. Details of this con-. the free literature, posters arid after being away for two years. We luck. Roy. write again! test, which ends April 15. may be movies offered by the Michigan know how happy your mother was ... countries of the world reduced to Accrw-tattnn rLansing. Michigan *TVihpr* Tuber­ Tuberculosis Association. to see you ...» •v and we're .» ... all ....... mighty 1 For addresses the space will al- obtained from the Mlrhienn proud that you ore now scheduled | low—(Speaking of addresses fel- culosis Association. Lansing. slavery ... with our own Freedom for Washington where you will be- . lows—remember when the boys used Many Kinds of Vehicle* threatened by treacherous pagan ei officers training. Congratula i to list the telephone numbers and On Indian Diet More than 1,500 different makes ns and good luck. George. ‘ all that In a little l)ook—well, the ■ Passenger pigeon fat wa> an Item of electric, steam and internal-com­ enemies . the birthday of the More happy salutations to Bob picture Is different today! Tlie Oorkin. stationed at Washinton up- modem young "fems" have the ad ..• i of Indian diet Some of the tribea bustion passenger cars have been Father of Our Country takes on a on hLs promotion to the rank of ’ dress books filled with vour A.P.O.'sK । put It up by the hundreds of gal­ built and marketed in the United t , Ion*. Inns corporal. i “h over the globe. Tlie fact that States. new significance. For this great And still more good wishes to.you they have many names in their t fellows who will take off frpm thr book* U not because they're pckle, ■ American birthday moves us to U. S. O. room on Friday for Fort, it because they know how much 1 Custer. (See story and names a letter means to a fellow at moll I unanimous resolve to preserve for printed on front page * Five of call, so they write you nll.1 your group took "Anchors Away" our own land what Washington Pvt. Lawrence Cox last week and will soon be out to 1923td O. M. Co. Avn. called "the sacred fire of Liberty" Rapid City Army Air Bxse Still other praise and greetings Rapid City. South Dakota to Thomas Baird who has com... to bring to all the troubled BARRY BYPATHS ON THE HOME FRONT I'M HELPING MY DOCTOR BY STAYING WELL I The Christian Science Monitor LyBARKER’S America Pays Tribute to the & FATHERo/ FREEDOM BUY LAND, RAISE CROPS, HELP THE WAR EFFORT AND MAKE SOME MONEY. Mileage Rationing Means COMPULSORY 80 ACRES in Carlton Township, real large' nice barn, small, compact house, rich soil, fine lo­ cation, $5000.00. TIRE 80 ACRES in Hope Township, good soil, full set buildings. $3500.00. 'inspection To moke sure that the nation's tires are properly cared for-regularTire In­ spection by OPA Tire Inspectors is COMPULSORY! Your inspection must take place before the dead line. DRIVE IN TODAY FOR Phone 2240 Hoitinai ery American's decoration of pa­ triotism—a War Stamp Corsage or Boutonniere! And no matter how many Bonds you’ve bought—or ore buying—plan right now. on Wash­ ington's Birthday, to buy more— a lot more! 160 IN Carlton Township, fine set buildings, lays level, good soil, and a dandy buy at $10,500. 6 ROOM HOUSE in 4th ward, 2 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, full basement, has everything, $3700.00. 7 ACRES Just west of school in Middleville, 7 room house, with 4 bedrooms, new roof, chick­ en coop 15 x 20. $2200.00. 160 ACRES in Hope Twp., adjoining Bolfcer lake, good soil, lots of large buildings, a very pro­ ductive farm, not for from Cloverdale, $7,000. EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER ANDRUS SERVICE peoples of the world the blessings \ of Freedom. Pay^tribute to George Washington today by wearing ev­ WE HAVE FOR SALE one of the very best 160 acre farms in Barry County, has new barn, all modern house, land lays level, rich soil $16,000.00. BUY WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS HERE-NOW I On Financial. Matters HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Six Yean of Continuoiu Service" PHONES: 2105*2103 STEBBINS BUIUHNG PHONE 1659 See Your Banker First HATHNGS, MICHMMN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1543 PAGE TWO Mrs Elton Sampson of Stanton Start Mendav March 1 Mr» Walt'r Fliher' MUs Maurlne F\ P I TAM . were dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs start monuay Marcn i plum W. l^.jmdJ^ra. Walur HsrahHerah- ! L L I U N Clifton Mlel Monday eveataf • and Mra^Walter I Miss Jean Burkle of Battle Creek fJfijL f JV8Cn T'1 J?hn Mullenlx. all of. • spent the weekend with her par- £,r'P*„nd VhJ^pind '£<x>dla Lld_.,ana Jnd Mr. a Pd,.Mr ll Ar Hand ana Mra. Ar-‘ l ——————————— Allerding. Jr., of Hastings.— [ jgra. Paul Kyburg. Mra. Lincoln te, Mr. and Mrs. Carl 1 Mrs. ArUc Spindler and Mrs. R ,ents, rlyla Burkte at lanalnew d Rapids Herald Bush and Mra. Berth* Adams were J Estep were in Battte Creek Sat- Car'" Weekend guest. * Lei!* -----------in Hartings Thufeday forenoon. * ing Mi** Catherine Spindler. « Mr* daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Eldon ;”d VTOtatt b reaS^*n»equota 1 SCHOOL NOTES I Mrs John Harrington and Mrs Josie Cuba underwent apiiendectomy ' uT.Sr’ffi “. Watrous, a farmer teacher ... Balli, Cn-.k an haHSl Mn.ul.y <»—.«»0 Woedland Center Hurt la h First Piav of Nashville Game choppers Friday. * Mr and Mrs. of her brother in Lansing for the morning Dr. Glenn C- Junger per­ Township .... _ ___is DwW?°dl‘nM °S“S AlSArtStC”«Mm?1 SrturtaT mght and Village combined, put six months, was removed to formed toe operation * Jay Vrug- 1575 00 This u a much larger sum thJSTwe* hav7 “ eveT ’ ’ before" been ank'e'Shen^e w11 ^, ‘ ^, &uu ^ M n r5 lx’on,J’cnnock St7 Lawrence hospital last Tuesday ! gink of Battle Creek, son-in-law of to contribute, but Kit- Kiis°S^™,"Sd“w'JJS5 “tl ...romribme hut Kira. Mr. Kli. Si liS'wS'Hk£X'"‘ nllriy u“w-XT'hj asked “t; brais; between Mainville and Woodland •« "**£ mA' "'.JmWI j* « -»•»««» "■ last Friday flight at Naihvilte Me wa. cearned off I ha mn and wm »£ P“ ^mimn wt^ u Frank 8. Nielhamer and daughter I were Sunday guest* at toe home ’lt. ,h- village will ™ 5.rnT1 0,1 not able abte to to rerc-enter The game. Hb “ Peggy of West Woodland, Mr and of hi* parent*. Mr and Mr* Jot n !. nAe_ *‘?ae.r5‘ “L Vic J'”**8?,, not Mr^ Howard .Hewit and Mr and DefL * MiM Mary Ellen Flnckkr McMlLeif MK^Etta ^to^ld” 2nd *LX ’,n8 to school “ Is going on crutches this ,2 । Maryland spent from Thursday un­ «. O. ..u -------*. Woodland. of Grand Rapid* spent the weekend e cr . week. Mrs. E. Faul Woeauwi cmrt O,r th, ho™. BbJ‘5SH."5,“S."52!r’ S3Mr. and ana aara.Shorno. murur Allerding, /u.crarn*. Sr or.* with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fisher jMr*. Uri Kari CC Paul 1I w.xxnana ■ • can Mr. Mrs. Arthur >k. <trl, nrae of the ovrnlne Alice Quick and hu Uster. Mn. and son Carl and Will Cruckford Mr and Mrs Burr ^Cotton- jand ............our7^S?S.m •“ >“h“r ?’,,rthw Fs‘.?ec“?P-.5®£*-.£te, d When second ___ JEU nK “rt were guest* at a birthday dinner at daughter Wilma of Grand Rapid. Xe^V a^IrT^^rt^he) ”’^ nmbnr. v>Ue w ."nV Af Mrs. Charles Beck of Gaicibutg tlie home of Mr, and Mr*. H L , were Sunday afternoon callers. ★ NortheastMrs Frank Nekttied 10 lo cuUcd °n Mr. and Mrs. Gordie DurAllerdlng of Carltap. Sunday. They, Mrs Cha*. Harms and Mrs. Um Mra Arthur Bates‘ 27 to 23. Tlie teams d quarter kcr * nd Mr. and Mre. Ray Durkee F Wnstemakcr *“7*7 ““l ,u,c celebrated the birthdays of Mrs Styger of Sunfield and Mr.. Edith Southwwn—Mra famine. RhtvI.v W Ur. Allerding and H. U Allerding. Oth- Smith of Lansing spent Sunday ^4 L-w^ence Cliare ffauth- and U . “JiV1 5h-L four^h ! EuLhJ.^u!!h?rrt« er guest* witli their Ham Sandl^xtk and nuurtcr did the Woodland Five gain Bb»«be Rlehard* wta» has in ier guests were were Mr. Mr. and atm Mrs «.i». Martin »»•••>>;->•■• •••—• Mater and husband. Mr. • • — j • ---• •— • •« — »»-— • fi-.-.. — cast Mr* « iurr> onnaonyoK ami B i ( . a4 w hich they kerit — , charge ..of the cafeteria in tlie Studz. and son David. Mr and Mra. । and Mrs. Henn Flewncr. * Mr to^eh^S a iT ‘ ti£I Woodland gained the lead in tlie-school here resigned her position Harry James and Mr. and Mrs Ar- and Mrs Wamle Kelsey and Mr . ebargi ulwnshm f U workcr5 ln . u,p icarly part of the flrat-team** game lost Friday. Mra. H om Pierce will thur Allerding. Jr. of Hartings * and Mrs. Kenneth Kelyy of CoaLs town*h|n •*-■•••/ — -tt. * ~‘zr. were tied in the third quarter nuarter now be in charge of the cafeteria, cafeteria. Mr and Mrs F E Border and Mr. Grove were Sunday dinner guests 1 . and were and Mra H A Kitson were dinner :nf Mr and Mrs Ronald Lehman ‘with a score of 10 to 10. Nashville She commenced work Monday guests nf Mr. and Mra. Donald On- * Mra. Elwyn Dell of Leslie called gradually crept ahead in pointe un- morning. * Mr nnd Mrs. George ger of Grand Rapids Sunday * , on Mr and Mrs Btrdslll Holly and JlJr J}nd.Mr:’. til the score read 20 to 29 in their bclioolcraft of Battle Creek spent Mr and Mrs John Hyne* and baby ' son Franklin Sunday nftemixm. ”'/,1^’ J?1 West Woodland faVor ut the sound of the final gong. Sunday with her parent*. Mr. and son Jimmie of Holl Mr. and Mra I Mrs Dell was a schoolmate of Mrs » l-s ,L.mo,noxldc • ... ■ Mrs. Bert Patten Sunday. * Mr. Harold Higdon and baby daughter i Holl/s while at WSTC . Kalama-the” N* thanwr Garnae “1st'• FMlh and Sfirt!' OnMlrt l"2.d ,Mrai, Adanu, a,,d of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mra /-O'’ * Mr. and Mra. Jack .Hartman wirihamer .9“?‘hc -a?‘! Mrs. Arlie Spindler, teacher Charles Harrington called at the J. L. Higdon of Barryvtlle were l«^Vicksburg are tor; proud parents «« ‘l« . We were all glad to have RexIhomeofMr.andMrs.OlennWHSunday guests of Mr. and .\frs Wcl-{"1 twin boys torn Wednesday. I^b-1otaoors g^ih^rth a forrner 6th ^er. items at toe W. K. Kellogg Farm by crockord Mrs J L -Higdon was I «J"D' H in the Vicksburg hmpttal. “’j,"’"11™d r spend a day- with ua test--------week.. a.«a.„ ----------- -- * ---------Sunday afternoon. * «... Miss vu..Ellzaa weekend guest at the home of hrr ; They have torn named Donald Jack "Wnw* Last week > - our Defense Defense Stat Stamps beth Roblrv.on of La ruing visited daughter. Mra Crockford. * Mrs . and David Dor and weighed 7 lbs »* •“ <« wmrnt^fivK »o to 5833. 1835. This TtslB week week H it -was her parents. Rev. nnd Mrs. W. D. Geo Parrott of Battle Creek wa* u 7 oz . and 7 Ito a oz* respectively ^.‘5^™*’“- V1 ' 1517 • ■ 19. ... . Robinson over the weekend. ♦ Mr*. guest of Mr and Mrs. Cnr) Burkle Mrs Hartman Ls the former Doreen ^’hPa*^r] “*'d 15 | Patricia Green spent Wedncsi Patricia Green spent Wednesday Marshall Norwood Is clerking In Tuesday night nnd Wednesday. She Stowell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs 1 In' our room. ?urwill m°m n t , ,.,u Faulkner's drug store here. * Mra. spent the re»t of the week with I»r Stowell of West Woodland. The "nc ncarb_> to 52™e t0 hl* a,d We iall ’U miss nils’ Margaret Mantarel I Leon pennock and daughter were the Misses Stella nnd Florence Par-1 crandparents are walking on air Hershberrer—•I ridge leaves r.id?P who *h°*f ftVCS u» u» to lo attend alUnd set wllwl । m Battle Creek Tuesday and Wedrot where Mr Parrot Joined her for; as these are tlie first twins in the MLm> q.,,,] aii,;a 4 „r Mr inin Lake LakeOdessa. Odessa. iiesday of last week * Mra. Paul the weekend On Sunday Mr. and • family nnd also these two make five .,,,4 jius_vii M Giles Grand ’ ' .kvoutz Kyburz. Mrs Mrs. jonn John cnambcriam Chamberlain. Mr5 Parrott were dinner guests of. gnind-M>n* the twins having an Rrt.)ld, ailrf «•— j c Hershberger i Former Soldier Speak* at Scheel Mra Cliarlcs Mrs' .-----Leonard, . ~ VL.L. j o»ra. viuriu Harrington narmigion. **r„ Mr and Mrs Burkle *.Mr and , older^brother Robert and Mr* L~-^“rt Sam Houston TeSiTEH former • Major ohn Harrington Mrs^fa£r Wll<U Mr rwri £ num Houston, lexas. wn'. ln ball player and veteran of John Harrington, Roger WllMra Chas Rowteder of Grand ! ter Noble. Groce Stowell, also of of of ‘ Walter v^iAr Hershberger Hcnhbi.rM? I {£““’ Mn Maurice MauriceMrs. Johncock MLw Mr mid Mrs ] 54® J?* 11 J,!, ay , er “ 4 d Hams. Mra Johncock. Mlsa Rapids were Sunday dinner guest* Vicksburg. here are no KSiand exchangedI War No. cVriliic Solomon Salomon nnd ntid MrrBerthn Bertha Vicksburg, IWo two sons 1 There no llf <>f w, Woodland, exchanged their-vw* their vows I| World World War No. 11 spoke spoke’ before the Carlinc Mrs. of Lawrence Paul Mr. Mr* m si’.rth C^ngrew- ”•«“ «ho°* Monday morning. 8<t Adlml .trei^d^an mrcuUvr mrct of Mr. Mr. and and Mr* Mrs Lawrence Paul * * granddaughter* granddaughters. Mr. and and Mrs n •■ St--nvrM ‘Inn'.’l and anrt son «nr Verdun ---- --- were ------- in •- lllinal chureli * Grand Rankh m 7 Leonard was five years with the Mr and Mrs F. 8. Nlelhatnc.-........ and aA^n^lnre * ‘ to hSj daughter Peggy. Mrs Paul Bred-1 VicxtoUrg Sunday to visit Mr* r P Canadian Army antf also knew 8gt ^u°r[ V* 1L *?* , °h, beck and children of South Wood-1 Hartman and the new babies Little The Rev Earl F Collins tier- 'York of United states Army fame, ‘if m? wiulrd Hfe rbS'Te-r.nS;; h><! SIS1 “» “hff'JJJfi' nnd son of Plainwell called on her in the presence of antiroxiiniitrl*,' Yo.x attended in rennessce parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fret! O. ing. Mr. and Mrs Jnp Jordan. Mr ------------ISO guests and before an altar dec- d'lr*nif hu. travela to the United Hughes Sunday. * Pvt. Arlan and Mrs. Irving Jordan and Will I Amateur Show P -------------------- al ------------------orated with baskets of white glaJl'*”<■„ rct’JrT8 lo},.QW,nK l£e Schmalzled of Wooiiland ■ ----■ -----arr.Interesting rpeak- Kenyon, who is stationed In nn „ North -------woodland ! An amateur show was staged nt oil, pink snapdragons and candela- ■'* ' He *,c was an interesting er dinner gUva.3 guests St at the of .I U»c the regular nicviuiK meeting oi of u.~ the .p . T A. bra. r “ ~nnd the students enjoyed hit army camp in Rapid City, 8. Da­ were uafittoa* .MV home "»■«<- „• ..... ----kota, lias been visiting his parents, «, v ~ acts cwn Mi> Horaf . r B Cox arganlrt> stories of the war and of his Frank Jordan of North Woodland last Tuesday evening. Six acts coinMi Mr. and Mra Glenn Kenyon for a Sunday. * Eugene . ,%t Ridenour —Winning ——‘— plaved -—• eno?,r of peted l*'l«l for prizes Thethr The three the uuuiuuiiai traditional nuiivip-.-, marches us. us mir-». l8 : r* few days. * Mrs. Gladys Gaskill Charleston. C-. I,. Ls visiting at n the acts ___ were Jordan, •••>' tap ••••<• and -rd ns -a ------------. Included, ----- . . I “*;■ Arlcta «*■•••»••. program which nnd daughter. Mrs. George Fred­ home of Mr. and Mrs LcRojdoe. winning the first p-< p-<»» ov Per.- clov. — of‘ -j Love You Trulv." "Piano Con- 1 CHtlKOI ANNOUNCEMENTS erickson were in Hastings Thurs­ kins tins week. * Mr. anc« w In an War nar oiAmps; miss uicnna Zion Lutheran Church id Mr* <».> 53 00 Stamps; Miss Glenna certo", "Ave Maria" nnd “Because " ------ — u. second prize of Tp,. bll(l(, ghen h) |narTla,>(. b>. I day. * Mr. and Mrs. John Adams Clifton Mid and daughterr warwere .; T*_.K.. Dnrby. Cornet solo, Paul.W. Geiger, pastor weekend guests of Mr mid Mrs , 52.00 in War Sumps and third. » 1 00 muiet. was W v«iy m a two 10: 00 A. M—Sunday school. ' received u letter last week from ips $100 her father, lowly in tai. their nephew. Sgt. Gamer Pennock Hervey Perkins of Lansing * Mrs. in War Stamps, the Misses Eleanor piece powtier blue suit with which 11: 00 A. M — Morning worship. :■ ■ --------anil—Xtrs •: “ I -awrrnre powtier-blue I. iiim f.irrt'.iipr . ..............nnd .... ■ ..... . Laura_Gardtner and Mr* Lawrence { Benner nnrl and Doris Bates, piano a.,., duct, she......... wore navy white neces- ! — —- — P•-••. Scrmoj^ ‘.C,T5 ’ Know The who has been in England lor about Paul visited the Percy Jones hos-i Gordon series. Her corsage was of six months. He said he had visited -r-7^ -str-" ..™ . The «,,c Barbershop wmw<ia<uivw Quartet x'bini.i—vmuiiii Miiaca. nrr or white wnite Truth •mt" About Your Yuuf Love." IxiVc." pital ital in Battle Creek last Thursday. Thursday .Williams, WUltems, Hirdslll Holly. Rev Paul m rn.es r* and pink awwtpens sweetpeas I• 1 30 P. M-Dr. M-Dr Walter >A. Maier in Glasgow. Scotland, for u few They y.ok the ,~ patients ‘ti<-nts there n a | Geiger and Loren HerahbergcrHershberger Mrs Thomas Long attended the WOOD Grand Rapid* ILutheran days. He said he liked the ScoltL'h Mra number of gifts from the Blue Star Slur were were, the highlight of the show bride ns as matron of honor. ’-------She Hour. — people very much and they were U/nzvllSA Pi, with their ih.i. funny tsongs ........ and—•__- -____ •,J■ __ . Mothers'Club of’ WoodlAnd. * Rev. J ... . and •>■*> -------chose a — gold suit and black 3:30 »» P »» M—•..•« Lutheran Gospel very nice to the American soldiers. 1 acts. and Mrs Floyd Fisk of Lake Odessa * Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams white accessories. Her corsage *as Hour CKLW were dinner guests of Rev. nnd Mrs Entertain Red. While and Blue Club of orchid iris and yellow roses Tuesday evening W M. 8 and son Dean and Mrs. Mary DosGeorge Wingard last Friday eve­ i ter.---------local were Sunday -----dinner Seventeen member:; of toe Red. Mr Long assisted the groom a* i Wednesday—Choir rehearsal. ----------- ----------... ning. Tills was a birthday dinner White and Blue Club inet at the best man and ushers were Burgess Thursday-Religious Instruction guest* of Mr. and Mr, Marshall in honor of Rev Wingard. * Mr home of Mrs Blake Rising last Wisner of Uns city and John MuiLadies Aid Society—Thursday pot Norwood. * William Quick of Chlnnd Mrs. Paul Smith and children Wednesday with a Carry-In-dinner lenix of Woodland i.mir m o.^r. ' cago spent a few days the firat of of Lansing sjient the weekend with at noon. Red Cross work is carried. Mr. and Mrs Fred Giles, brother i thh week with his mother. Mrs. his sister nnd husband. The Methodist Church thru mi* this dub. Mrs. Geo. Parrot "<* sttter-in-law of Mie the........... bride comcom­ „ ----- 7 ;; .Mr and on nuu ciuu. sirs. ucn. Earroi Ui uriuc Alice Quick and his sister, Mrs. ____ ____ ____ ... of, .town “ ._U.I1. ................... Mr- Ward —r:: of Scuti; V.'.uuL Rev. Ocoige Wingard. pastor VSi’rd C. Green "j"*1- of Battle Creek was nn out vlctcd — the wedding party as mas­ Earl Bever and family. * Mrs. Surah land. * IWV, present 10 00 A. M—Morning worship. * Mr Mr and and Mrs. Airs Walter waltci D.irD.ir- .„.„ member, ‘ • ter and mistress of ceremonies. Johnson and daughter Dorn of ,f Battle Until,* Creek Creek spent snent the tile Ae->;iwi:- ; ml-. ....... .. ........_ lert-cy i .____ keo of ’ Mrs Giles wore a printed 11:15 A. M--Sunday school. called on Mrs. Murv 8:00 P. — M —Young people's Sciv- j Prairieville end with Mr. and Mrs. Bia Rl.'in; k. of P. Family Night dress with black acccMorles and her --------Doster Tuesday of last week. * of West Woodland and Mr. and The K of P W.xxlland Lodce en-1 corsage was of yellow rose* and Mrs Frerl Durkee of South Wo*d-1 tertained their families wfth a sweetpeas | Diuraday Mld-wcek Prayer Mr. and Mra. Chester Banghart and children of Hastings were In land * Mrs Lloyd Towns L< critl- , carry -In dinner Monday evening. A reception was held in the home ' town Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bang­ ; rally ill with pneumonia * Mr. nnd • of the bride s parent* following the hart and children called on Mr. South Woodland Church ~ - ■Woodland Farm Bureau ■ ceremony. Assisting about the rooms of The BrethrenJand Mrs. Marshall Norwood. * Miss Tlie February meeting of the I Fere MiM Blanche Hurley. Miss Kathryn Horton of Kalamazoo spent Arthur L. Dodge, pastor W • -«! la I: t! Farm Bureau was held ■ Barbara Waldo. Miss Alice Yates 10: 00 A M —Worship nnd sermon. the weekend with her parents, Mr. in the Town Hall Tuesday evening • and Mrs. Charles Courser, and Mrs. J. C. Horton. ★ Mrs. Rus11: 00 A M—Sunday school with n pot luck dinner. Farm study • For her daughter’s wedding. Mra. There are classes for all. We In­Jsell Smith of Kalamazoo spent the and discussion programwas carried J Odes wore n navy blue crepe twoweekend with her parents, Mr. and out. . piece suit drew trimmed in white vite you to worship with us. Mra. Carl SooUman. * Mrs. Garth — Her accessories were navy and The Evangelical Church Horta spent the weekend with Con-ection | her corsage of white Camellias, as J. S Deabler, pastor liter parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie We arc sorry' to have left out the-: was t,,at “f H‘c groom'* mother, 10:00 a . M — Morning worship orahln. I Williams at Freeport. * The Delton cast of characters of the delightful Mr5 Hershberger wiio wore n navy Anthem -"Praise The I .......... . .« ...v Uird, O basket ball team won tlie game one act play put on for the banquit. blur sheer dress with navy' and Je S i ** em , „ ,, played with Middleville here last of the Woman's Study Club. It was white accessories, rHi?"1.'..01 ’T?*5 Source;Tuesday evening by a ipore of 37nn uvcslght and we r.pologizc The i couple left on a short east­ l 0, f al ». Advan . l aK ‘ -' . 25. The score of the 2nd team wa.-, name of the play was -Can't Lib cm wedding trip, after which the 4!i?°P A \. M T S V ,ld “ r y rSC l'' >o -r . M-25 In favor of Deltbn. The local Wifr.ut You" Tlie characters were — groom ------ — will — return •— *to ~ Fort —• rSam '— ,cam wcnt t0 Kalaniaro° Friday in black face and did credit to their Houston and the bride will reside ■ Jnw ir’mv- nW- w t 'fvenimt to play the Knlammwo roles: The mother, violet. Mrs with her parents indefinitely LcRoy Perkins; the husband. Adam b The score was 45-23 in Out of town guests at the cere- 1I, JLX. „ 30 £.2?-—Evening worahiu— | Christians. favor of Delton. * Robert Bamre. - Verdun Flory; Hie daughter. Maynnaisc. MLss Margene Kussmaul; 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barne*. thr daughter's suitors. Pee Wee who enlisted in the navy some time Pork Chops. Miss Phyllis Barnum ago. will leave Friday of thia week and Pyrmid Lummox. Mis* Audrey Misses JoAnn nnd Barbara Hersh- i«. rhrLstlan Fnd.«vnr iHisint*** Station irtwlnc*s for ln 9rcat * Thc Training loCMl biuk(;l baIl Mullendore, . ......... e llt i.hr’leam win i»lay Nashville i»re FriI parsonage on Wednesday' Pol luck dinner at noon. Every one is invited. .Chamberlain spent Saturday aftMlssiunary program in the after-, enioon In Hasting. * Dr. G. E. noon. Do not forget to bring vour 1 Ramseycr from Plainwell will be in Lincoln pennies. ’ | Dr Byron Farwell'* office on TuesMidweek prayer service—Thur*- days and Fridays from now on. day evening. | ----------------- -—•-------Choir Rehearsal—Friday evening. • WOOD SCHOOL Mrs. Thorton of Hostings was a United Brethren In Chrht ; weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Roy I. H. Osgood, minister I Woodland Kelly and family. W Robert and Morning worship uind sermon— ' Rayniond Kidder were Sunday 10:00 A. M. I guests of the Otis' and Sunday supSunday school—11:00 A. M. I per guests at the Kidder home were Christian Endeavor—7:30 p M. M1m Donna Oils and Vivian Norton. Message by pastor 8:00 P M »—ry— — * Mr. and Mra. Sylvester VanHorn a C’ £*\eJr fncctin8' Wedncs- lof Middleville, parents of Mra. Clare kiL.LiTI 1 m i Bassett, were Sunday dinner guests Sunday school—10 30 am al lhe BaM,“u hnmf- Sunday afterW< rsii'iD mu?sermin u-30 a m • noonzcallers were Mr. and Mrs. Bud aS £XX25‘oo P M cw" ■n<1 * We were very Cottage pfSs meeting Thurs- j “»1r*rn »hat Mrs Will Cialer dav—8:00 P M mcel,n“’ ™ura ! has been ill lor quite some time ana ----» .... . .. ,, j wish her a speedy recovery. Undcrgrodpd Railway | • ————• • * The Underground railway was.an ' Bird Fuel Economy arrangement for assisting runaway | Birds are b’good example of fuel slaves to escape. It consisted of I economy. Two ounces of fuel in many different routes across the lhe form of body fat j, enough to free states. t | l(nd a bird over a 2,MX) mile course. WOODLAND UCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will sell at public auction at my farm one mile west and a half mile north Middleville TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1943 STARTING AT 1:00 O’CLOCK THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: HORSES and CATTLE MACHINERY Block more. 6 years old. wgt. 1 400. Black gelding. 4 years old. wgt. 1400. Red cow. 5 years old. will freshen in two months, bred back. Jersey cow, 3 yeors old. due May 7. Jersey cow. 3 years old. due May 9. Guernsey cow. 3 yeors old. due May 9. Heifer. 2 years old. due April 25. Yearling heifer, posture bred. 2 Guernsey heifers. 6 months old. Guernsey bull. 1 year old. Calf, 2 months old. Fordson- tractor made in England. Model ’39 Tractor, used one summer. Tractor cultivator, never been used. P & O. 14 in. 2 bottom plow. New Idea Manure spreader, in good shape. . Double cultipackcr, in good shape. Three section drag. Good form wagon, good work harness: new; old homes. McCormick mower. Oliver riding plow. McCormick Deering walking plow and extension. Two horse cultivator, McCormick Bind­ er, Dump Rake. Corn shelter, large size. HOGS 3 Brood sows. bred, due in Moy. 9 pigs, 9 weeks old. POULTRY 75 Rocks and Leghorns. 1 year old. HAY and GRAIN 150 bu. Oats. 150 bu. corn. 125 shocks corn in field. Three loads of corn stalks, 6 tons mixed hay. MISCELLANEOUS Prime electric fence, one battery elec­ tric fence. 10 gallon water separator, new.* Two 10 gal. milk cans 3 milk pails. Two good gasoline drums. Forks and shovels, and small tools. TERMS OF SALE: All sums of $10.00 or under, cosh: over £10 six months time on bankable notes bearing 6'* interest. JOSEPH KURINA, Prop MIDDLEVILLE BANK. Clerk. BARNEY CISLER. Auctioneer. BANNER WANTS ADVS. BRING RESULTS BSr'oSa.-^n.r'ISl IB ’BnSrSlra“JU tenu Er"?™,, Mister Farmer I ‘ f.'TslK',uS"rHiiSSS: BW you can Repair and Remodel your Buildings! To save material for our armed forces, with materials that ARE available. construction has had to be limited on Don't wait till major replacements arc the home front. necessary. But the word has gone from Washington to local De­ Prompt repairs will keep your buildings in good condition. MILK-IT’S A MAN'S DRINK Here's the drink for the men in your 'family! Grade A milk helps build their muscles, gives them added energy and pep. It pleases their taste for o flavor­ ful drink. Order Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk today . . . it's good and good for your family! partment of Agriculture /Boards and As for the financing ... if you need to us: if building is needed for a farm­ help the Hastings Building and Loan SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY er to meet his 1943 Fopd for Freedom will lend yo uthe money and you can Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at you> grocers goal, he gets it. So list your needs and repay in make needed repairs PROMPTLY ments. regular monthly Sec us for complete details. HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR, PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4 <Jc IO BUY U. S. WAR BONDS ANO STAMPS THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. - MEMBER F. H. L *B. NEW HARNESS Owing to ditlon* of install­ WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS 9 STEBBINS BLDQ. Attention, Farmers! PHONE 2503 HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutingi long. Gel NOW. so y �HIE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ». 1SH3 MIDDLEVILLE NOR1 “ some hogs. The funeral will be 'parent* of a fine baby son weight, held Tuesday. Mr*. A. B. Lewi* (7 Ito , • on. bora to Pennock hos- .Scott FlaM. R!. where be is ata- Ued Mr. at the T-K aehool. AU da- day night die team mat defeat at’ snd little son David came from jdlal. Saturday ! Honed. ♦ MT. Rayner, reports that family r nenta of the *chool are hav- Delton with the score *unding_37 CARLTON CENTER hts son. Burdette, who it now tn and ^oyoe Mr* ”ickai .. .. . “ Detroll. Bunday toibe with her •• yne baby’s ing part, ’s Letter 'ET.ranrt jart. with with the the children children from from 'to ' to 25 25 to in favor favor ot of the the latter. latter. The The , Last Last Week Weak's letter Mrs Helen Erwin of the Mae- parents. Mr. and >frs. L E. EWM me r Dojucdale kindergarten to and including high game was close in the first half, but Mkrlene Asplnall, Anne Marie Sl8l?hH*trn** rairndH dinner gueata of vine school* near D«r«t and MBs wood wxxljjnd and ,»£ wml rem am untu arrer B4tj ^7-"-and the grandparents, Mr. and school psiilelpaltog. Hlstor.cal tn the third quarter Delton went Twcher. S.iarron Valentine ana ^£hristore to from the ^mdly derSm itdMr. qt Rapthe funeral. ♦ Mr. and Mr*. Mark g*? ! Christensen were * Miu Marian £ Frances PoUa of lhe Grand “ RaiC snJr-I.ttere 7 Mr* Dale Betz are very happy over character*. Lincoln, BcUy Ro«. out to front and stayed there. Gar- Marte were all. all. little little S’, ^..7. M1 m Martom Hred —• the Ritchie were calling on retetlvea at the J?”-,birth of their first grandchild Washington and other* will be in- don was the high potnt man for Marte " Christensen Ids Business University spent ■ “FYiSv’- Mra - • hl* eratftude home exnrereed. Bundav . _ of Mr.*and Mr.' ou« J mu, Mr. Prairieville, this Monday afternoon. Z M we*ke“d wlUl thelr porenU, McNec and Mrs. eluded to the program. A queen Delton with 16 pointe and Round* the teacher prepared the dinner for ^1n'f.rHlndW Utete^datmhtCT’TStaB *,nK Chai__ __ ♦JMr. and *■*•- Olbb* mint Saturday at win be chasm according to amount for Middleville wiUi 11. and ------------Mra. Rav Pol Fotta. .la^* * Mr. k... and -— t <rt *5 “ Mrs. ErwinnPeters and |* 'Chirk* Friday slater of Grand <1 RApltls lianlds Mr*. J. E. Norgaard. all ’ Battle of Grand Creek wlui Mrs. Charles of stamps to their credit. The purnight, lhe local boys played Lake Mra. Levin Slater RAplda----- — all the children. Mrs. Marion Clem fl’P" J pLty HrShe ah of UmUr ot BauU Crwk were Sunday guest* of of Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Ranitte-wal Sunday ..with their Poland Mra. McNec'*-little grand- poec of the entertainment is to Odessa here and were more than sent popped com and heart shaped - — gurate • *”®‘ guest* there. * Tlie Cheerful ( W. K. Liebier. » w * uttir. Little jovc* Joyce Rm* Roas narente. parents. Mr. and Mra. Mra Clive churchChurch- Mn returned with them for promote the sale of victory bands pleased to win by a score of 33'to 23 cookie.* over for the party. Game* “A*™ * her l^e uurat er* CTub *“ entertained a* ha* been al Lowell with her pater- Jll and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crook- a visit. ♦ Supt and Mrs. J. F. land stamp*. The year's total of (—making seven victorte* In the were played aud valentines distri- Srs^Kelth^Vllum Frldz^and’saU ho,me ot Mrs Cart Reuther na) grandmother for a few day* ston. Mra. Peter* returned on Man­ Sehlpper are parent* of another sales at the school so far amount to • ten games played thu* far this sea­ buted *Mrs Radford st idtutm andday. U was an all day mewhile ncr her pairniA parent* wcic were kc gelling day to stay — until her «nn WIUIC »h>k their — j t afternoon , "J',,"" son. “David James" bom In Pen- -1451.10 and the hope I* the amount (son. The giunt **• very clore with aon.otHaMiniLsap.4ilMonday after“£nt thr £££ They did Red Crore sewing. * _ ■w.a, rratuuranl r.,Hu new ready for for It. 1U rmrfl. open- mother mother reCOVeFS recovers ITOm from TUT her f*ll. fall. ♦ ♦ nock • .hospital, Friday afternoon.'will be greatly increased by Oils high scorinc in the beginning and noon with Mrs Gerald Tlxcher. ♦ her rt. Mrs Victor Eckardl visilL, Ing. ♦ John Kelley of Charlotte Mrs Will Sweet wail to Potterville J and Mra. Cleon Landon accom- ’ w£ek. al 4 Mr. and Mrs Raymond Dalton Bun­ Feb. 19. Congratulations! * T.-K. (entertainment. * The village caucus the end. The teams were tied in Mr. MmS 4 bv n Mra e0 Rob^t d0 ’ k*X^; Mre V J. M&~I^k ^ur^ spent the weekend with his wife. (Saturday and spoil the weekend school debating learn. Maxine nnroxonuay c debating team. Maxine Fink- Monday evening • resulted to the .the third quarter but to the fourth panled b> Mrs. Robert Faulkner lo KajRma2OO wlth her daughter day afternoon. ♦ Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Cleo Kelley at the Clarence <*dth her sister and family. Mr. ang James jamea Faulkner Faulkner, district district re-numIna re-nomlnatlon of all the present quarter, in the last two minute* ot and Mra. Arthur Yarger were to ■nr>thrr rtaimhtor *”«> nz-r^m Will I^Uon nnd family were Sun­ White home. * The Prairie Garden Sweet and Peyyy wentafter hm on Ch*mjdon* will meet the ch'axnplons officers wl . --- — ---------------------------------i.i. the exception -n ofplay-, with vll- with the Score standing 25 to 22 Grand Rapid*. Friday. ♦ Mrs Ralph I rh.r^ nSn? day dinner guests of the latterts club and neighbors had a farewell .Monday. * Mr. and Mrs. Dlenn i j Benton Harbor In a debate at lage clerk, t. Mrs. Dora White who tur ■ the local boys took a big spurt ahead Henney and Mr. Wm. Hale spent coione^Yarew b a^toc^horr* party Friday night for Mr. and , Wellingtonand Mr. and Mrs. Oilf- 125 . “two t*o~ehlldrw T*K w*1001 al u.S 2 p- M March 1 in eleven year* has served so efficient­ and scored eight points. Rounds was Monday at Mrs. LoFloy Greenfield's.! Gn. Alton Flnkbelner •«*-on. to . ^^Mlineton Tnd and chi Id rest I u,e “ “ vhHcd their tr70UU for the atoteTh^ptonstate champion- ly, refused to run again and Oscar Middleville's nigh point man with * Mrs. Keith Wilson called on Mr ?' *rr weal. Thornapple. Members and , of Three Rh«rs. visited their |lahln contrary Contrary to tn the usual procenroce- Flnkbelner wa* nominated to that 17 pointe and Ray Flnkbelner 8. .. and Mrs. Victor Wllson.of Portland. ' their (amlllea to lhe number of daughter and alster. Mrs. Dto I dure the debate is open to the pub- office. Others nominated were-*- R. Alien of Lake O. scored 11. The suty-aht enjoyed the evening to- Poulson and family. Sunday. ♦ ?."r' 0Ur fingers crossed Pre*ldent. Glenn Blake; treasurer, home boys feel very"good over thto rhj*lS,By rw'Ij’V* * St*ff ?crican< Lansing Sunday visiting relatives Scheel of Sunfield spent Friday gethcr. * Mta Joan Dean returned Osbert Griffeth and daughter Plot- |l£- «e. 0 BUnch Segerstrom; assessor. Max (victory as they met defeat in the and Mrs. David Leary are the proud , B;w^S>M Up.l^a [one'of “‘la*t ’ councilman ' for two-year other game played with Lake Odes“ 5?,!y„glrl,.b?5n Tu<?” | evening with Mr. and Mra. Ray to school Friday after a few day* ence were Thursday evening supper our the team v contingetu’oT the Lynd? Lynd; councilman for two-year other game played with Lake Odas- l»arent* of a baby girl, bom Tuas- , absence because of- lllneM. * Mrs. guests of his brother Harold and u,c __ - Edward __ -j Flnkbelner. T I sa. Prb and lone Barry county inductees and Wm. ./ terms, T. J. * zti..dnV Charles rupp Popp tor for utc the put past nvc five da>-.£ eb: 0“ 9• She Shc. lllltx-ri “M*1 thr lhc (.rnloc < bomb BOMB the THE japs JAPS WITH WITH JUNK! JUNK! , Scheel__________ . - -_________ a. A w unarm Enos Price of Jackson spent Sun- family, before going lo their new Mac Canon. an inductee from Berry and Harvey Miller. ♦ Mrs. j--------ears connected hta uncle. John 8~ lbs. 6 oz and will anjwer „ •* -- — with --------a' " ,hat » « -h­ to the day with her mother. Mrs. D. E. home to Grand Rapids. AanderVeen in the grocery store, name of Judith Irene. Incidentally. I —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— I —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— — —------ — ----- Clifford Freshncy assisted by Mrs. ; Bovce. and her brother-in-law and’ Mrs. Emma William* has been conHarold Ball entertained the Mas- [1 teased away a short time after be­ slstcr. Mr. and Mra. Burdette Wudd. fined to her home for a few day* 10th are both In St. Petersburg. Fla., ,ters-Jones circle nt tlie farmer's |Lne m-------taken— to-----------Butterworth hospital. '— —g-----------ot । * Auction sales seem to be the with an attack of flu. • Registration and are assigned to the army air ’home Thursday afternoon. Twcn- [Grand Rapids .. Monday evening order of the day. Tills Tuesday one for Ration Book No. 2 l» on at the corps. Harry Ls stationed at the ,ty members and three small girls last week He had suffered Lv scheduled by William Hewitt on school this week and will be con- Sherman Hotel and Mac. at the ‘rnlnvnd enjoyed the gathering. Catherine A devotional severe stroke mirlv early In the moral morning the Charles Baker, farm on the ducted from 3 to 9 P. M. alpha­ Prineess-Martha hotel Remember­ 'service led by Mrs. Stokoe wa* fol- and never regained consciousness prairie and the Alton and Jacob beUcally as to previous regiatra- Inc the two enjoyable ' Mr. Popp Popp wa* was bom bom inin Zeeland Zeeland 52 52 oyawc wmtcia winter* openb spent lowed by a short business session. Mr. Finkbetner sale Is al the latter's lions. Be sure to take your sugar in that city wee feel the boys — are 'to chargeof the leader.Mra. Philip years ago nnd before coming to farm in west Thomnpple Friday ration card along. * Mr*. Cleo really fortunate. !. * were Middleville had spcnl many years . Mr. and Mrs. Bender.Several quiltblock* afternoon. * Little Pauline Kellev and Mra. Nina Weidner en- Joe Kurina and. children . ... ----— - --------- ■ quilt* )n qrand Rapids. He was pro­ were ।handed to for ------the childrens' -----------Sehantz of Grand Rapid* spent Joyed a fish aupper at lhe latter's called to Chicago last —----- by the to be made for lilt Methodist Com­ prietor of a grocery on Eastern Ave. week the weekend with her grandpar- ' home on Grand Rapids St Thurs- death of their daughter and sis­ munity House in Grand Rapids, a for some years before entering the i ents. Mr. and Mrs Rush Randall, day. ♦ Walter Harrison of the Clay ter. Frances who left an Infant *on. project the circle ts taking up as World War. After the war. urior | Her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hills vicinity broke the bona* of Mr. Kurina and Junior returned the port of the WS.CS. supply work, ,to to coming comli here he worked for other Schantz nnd baby sister came after hl-, leg below the knee Wednesday latter part of lhe week, but Mrs. An amusing reading was given by -i grocers In the city. He had never her Sunday afternoon. * Leonard ' evening and has been confined gu/Jm W. nd° Beltr malncd Mr JCt.rinn nnrl Itottv remained Mr Mrs. Harry Batch and little Phyl- 'married married and beMt'4* Mr. VanderStimson is working for the Brown 'St Mary's hospital to Grand Rap- i> rna is unumw Ru an miction ‘ other nearest relatives Seed Co. in Grand Rapids and Ids. ♦ Voung fell Hole* ha* arrived ™tbTfamrte have dotted Ils Ann Lawrence pleased with aev- Veen his were uncle*. Peter -... two . ,„vVandcrVren .. —.. John Lre has taken his nlace in in Sun Diego. Calif. O K. and U “ make C&o eral cute little songs. • The annual ------------ Rapid* -------------------. । .™ father* and son tianquci sponsored of Grand and HarryVan Vanthe Llebtei store oul-of-achool । rapidly being mnde Into a leathertheir wn son-in-lawand wwm infant,' by the Middleville Community ------------derVcen... of -------Lake-------------Worth, .Ffa. abo hours. * Mrs. Roy Steen visited n.ck. His brother Floyd who Joined with uiclr m ,aw a,ia aunt. Nellie V*nderVeen of• ♦ Middleville friends of Rev. Ralph Brotherhood is being held at thenn -------------------eiso •------her mother, Mrs. J. E. Hodgson nu |Um* marines last August la to the | Harper of Flushing lire sorry to school cafeteria this Monday night. the - -------city ------------and manv cousins. Funeral Kalamazoo for a few clays last week. I radio division at Camp Elliott. San ' know that n ' —- — he slipped on the ice to The evening's program includes services were ‘ I itid at the Zaagnian * Ray Tolun nnd Miss Betty Camp- 1 Diego and the older brother Charles freat »ront =* ot the parsonage, hl* home, moving picture*. * Edd Talbott la ’funeral home ... in — the city Tnurs-i-,. -----------bell of Detroit spent the weekend *hn ------ 13 ♦ho wits nn<* the firat Inductees it ♦ no uras was one nt of th» me first trutiwi.-e*. mauctces !rm Prlj fraetUr«i both bones employed ut the VandcrVctn gro- day afternoon and Interment was with the Inlier.’* parent*. Mr. nnd two years ago is with the army of Ulc lower Ic(, He han bccn ln n ccry> fming the vacancy caused by mode In the family lot to Oak Hill Mra. Jarvis Campbell. Ray went coast gitird forces ut Carmel, hospital at Flint, but expected tn the death of Mr. Popp. * Mr. und cemetery Mr. Popp was of a genial "One, two.. . Armt up! Stretch! Back, in prime shape for greatly increased traffic for his lUiul i-xammution for serv­ Calif. lhe |IlM Saturday.w * Mrs. penonalily > and .. i » These ; Fare all . the .7 sons . — 1’”, brought orougni home nomc aaturaay. airs, Griffcth ututcui and uuu two i»u small miuiu daugli- iixtraunuuv iiu will win b>- greatly and heavier loads. ice. Thursday but was rejected be­ country Hole* famiiv Three hn* to offer tn»irl<> tofnur our !Frlenda (Friend*°tofMr Mr, - and and Mrs Mrs. Charles Charles ters, ters. Carol Carol and and Joyce Joyce, made made aa bu-lbu.-.b imlnsed |Dtoaed from from lhe the store. store. * The David cause of a weak knee. i<o expects of their four (Campbell are sorry to know they ness Irin to Clarksville. Monday * Chase family ha* received tlie anSharp order* ring but on the parade grounds. to continue to defense wotk at the । daughters are 1-— -- arp *rvboth coinvery very jxxirly. povriy. m O. wauwvw* ....—.. Kenncen was nma «called Mn. to nounccment wa living on the Mrs Campbell Mrs Claude of the marriage of her , Willow Run plant. * Miss Elsie west co.-ut. ♦ David Cluse who has ;Wh0 It is 6 a.m. on a crisp morning in Maine, been confined to bed for Battle Creek Saturday, by the death । niece. Miss Betty Francisco of more than 95,000 people devoting all their time VnnderSchuur und her roommate been off from work n few weeks be- months Ls helpless and very week, of her uncle, Richard Elwood and Leighton to Emlen James Leddcn Virginia, Texas, Illinois, California. Five to maintenance and repair work! And that's from Monroe, spent tlie weekend cause of trouble with his arm-has * i.aymen-. service al the will remain until after the funeral at Palo Alto. Calif, on Feb. 7 ( million of the world's finest men arc starting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. had an X-ray and now for a cou- Methodist church. Sunday was well on Tuesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Betty war. a student nt Thomannleequal to 22 full U. S Army regiment*! Herman VnnderSchuur. Her moth­ pie of weeks is wearing it to an air- conducted and an Impressive scrv- Haskins and two children visited Kellogg sclwol two years, and later the day right... getting fit to fight and er accompanied the girls to Mon­ plane sling. He has suffered in- ice lce solely TOjely by the men of the his parents at Saranac. Sunday. * wa* a student ut W. M. C. E. Kalout-fight the toughest of their Axis foes. roe Sunday afternoon for a few tensc ..... |>ato. * Die Carl Troutwtoe churcln church. J. J. L. L. Rugg. Rugg. chairman chairman of of the the Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Corl Corl Scgar Scgar and and two two. amazoo where she met her .hu*Because the railroad* are doing a double job days stay. * The East Side Card family rUmti» Lt I. moving mavin. from the tiw. Hattie Mnt.u board ----- . a. —------------------------— z-__. — Marie. jband. 5jf ------trustees was to charge।-».iiu children. Carl and r>. Dawn , band. * * Glenn Glenn Griffeth Griffeth who who car-I carOn the home front also in this second year club met nt the home at Mrs Johnson farm south of town to the Of the service. An interesting fea- of Grand Rapids spent Saturday jfles mail on route 3 through the 1 —they occasionally cannot supply just the Springs park saw' | Swift Wednesday with Mra. Gerald Will Harper farm, northwest of tu^. wll5 tllc hlstorv of. the church 'night and Sunday with her par- I Yankee ** of w ar, millions of citrilLm are keeping fit “■— Tin tionaI ----- ’----*-------accommodation* you want... on a particular White as hostess. * While- crossing town, this week. * Mr. and Mrs. which was founded to’ 1855 given ents and brother. Mr. and Mrs. a herd of eight deer grazing on the for their war work . . . guarding their train ... or at a certain time ... or the bridge from town Saturday. Uilliam Campbell.. and Andtew Andrew Gnckler and .... ----- little ------- son bv Oscar Flnkbelner. --------------------------------Paul. --------♦ - Mra. ---------former ..ormer— Duffcv farm one day tht* health, getting plenty of sleep, eating nour­ Mrs Clive Chiirchll) tell und hurt John ------- ot ...-------Detroit, dt. spent the weekend ptokbeincr plnkbeiner lhe lhe only only surviving surviving memmem- Hattie Hattie Smith Smith returned returned home home MonMon- past 'past week. week. Last Last year year he he saw saw a sometimes on even the day that it most herself quite badly altho not break­ with lhe board board ofof trustees trustees that that day day from from spending spending the'weekend the'weekend herd herd ofof seven seven inin that that locality. locality. * S?1*! their parents Ear.fntsu Mr. ¥.r- and an<1. MMrs. rs- > ber ”of 1 the ishing energy foods! For never before has convenient for you. ing anv bones. She will be confined C. B Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. built built lhe lhe present present church church in in 1912. 1912. with with her her daughter. daughter. Mrs. Mrs. Leon Leon Drew Drew l (Mrs. Mrs Dora Dora Kcpkey Kcpkey has has returned returned to fitness for work been so important to to te-d for— some Sun•- her .-'••IT .Z day.*. *Ven J Sihhh Ver^L*Sml Mr. IT* and • Mra. and Allen had n •*l'Rso l-rt had i“ n l,arl the service ln thc as servlc and e as family and family to Battle in Battle Creek. Creek. Her ’her Her farm I herhome farm northwest home northwest of townof town But by accepting these necessary wartime day guest* of the Norman Maclver Pender of Hastings were Tuesday did Earl VnuSickle nnd Chris Jen- grandson. Junior Drew who had utter spending several months at ourselves, to each other, to America. family were her pari-nta and uncle, ’callers at the homes of Frank SenJames Faulkner gave the main been a n student at Western Slate the Lewis LewL« Flnkbelner home. hnmn * ♦ Arconditions ... by sharing available accom­ Mr. and Mra. Allen Wenger nnd slba and Bert Benton and also on addre.ss on "The Christian and College leaves this Wednesday for nold Parker came from Cadillac And never before has it been so important modations ... by traveling during the week Sam Wenger, all ol Grand Rapids. Mra. Della Allen nt the Moe home. Ipnst-War Peace" and certainly gave Miami, a member of thc army Saturday and took his parents, Mr. that the railroads keep fit, too—fit to fight * Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burdick and * Mr. and Mr*. Leon Rock and I u* something to think about As air carp*. * Mr. und Mr.f. Joe Cor- land Mrs. A. H. Parker home with i instead of the w eek-end ... you, as a civilian two children of Hastings and thr daughter Crystal and family, also — - «----•— ------wonder the battle of supply and .transportation that 3 we hear Jimmie talk we rtgan nnd w baby. Mary Josephine of ’him for a few week* visit. * Mrs. passenger, can help immeasurably to keep Overhollt family of the Barlow Ryan Rock, all ««of ^-..y.t Detroit >f Mxnetime he won't be taking his Ann —.~w lake Karl ..... I Ann Arbor. Arbor, vulted from .Saturday I mn Mary ., Gormsen «uu and two «> small mu> chil- I involves double the volume of passenger dcinitv. were Sunday gueata of Mr.‘were wrokrpd visitors at the 'grandfather's chair Jn the legislative until Monday with their parents, dmi of Otsego, were visitors of her America’s railroads fit to fight—and win and"Mn» ”*CarT~Pferd«terter. ‘ Tlie triffic,*c/ow6/r the freight carried in 1939, ...u .w— 1..- Carl Rock home-also the twtf Mns chamber al lensing A mens choir Mr and Mn. Joe Corrigan and Mr. parents. Rev und Mrs. I. W. Minor ; —the battle of transportation. occasion wax n birthday dinner Rock* sister Helen of Battle was a very fine part of the service, nnd Mrs Claude Kcmiccn. * Miss one day lost week. * The Osbert 1 when Hitler invaded Poland. honoring the ilftii birthdays of 'Creek. * Mis* Virginia Betz had a Singers were. Glenn Griffcth. Clar- Evelyn Albrecht is recovering nicely 'Qriffeth auction sale was verv satBeverley Ice BUrdlck and Master :weeks vocation from her duties 'cncc LonRst,rect, Elton Lawrence. L. ’from her knee Injury and U able to lisfactory, even-thing sold well, The I To do that job—to !ctcp this primary supply Roger Overholt. * Mi. and Mra. ■us tester at the Creamery plant 1r. Beeler. Gerald Stuckcr and ’be about some without her crutches, family moved*'o Grand Rapids the ( line// for its gigantic war task means Jerry Kecgstrn and two Mitill sons .and nnu > spent u»h uui last wcck week u> in «jn«uu Grand ««pRap- nova Flovd Holes, Holes, witn with vem Veen Hooper Hooper «-s ’as '* rrea Fred jJ, . wnite White wno who isis cmpwyea employed latter tatter part part of or Uic me week. week. ★ ♦ Mrs. Mra. iI of Grand Rapids spent Sunday Jda. Her boy friend Lloyd Wtlkitv. ,uianist. ♦ Extensive plans are being at Jackson was home for the week- 'Emma Williams has been confined constant inspection of every available car wilii her Rislrr. Mra. T. I. Gillett - who U located in Ireland was home ‘ 1 and locomotive ... speeding repairs so that and family and were evening visitors (or a few days furlougto * Lode . at the Harold Haskin home. * W. Fenton who was born in Mid­ no vital equipment shall remain idle ... Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Poulson nc- Idlevllle 74 years ago died to Grand keeping 240,000 miles of track and roadbed rfUMOt/l/MD FOR MUR! compnnied their daughter, Mrs. Rapids on Feb. 15 after an lllnera Wildn Allerding nnd family to their of two years. He was a printer by home at Ccut* Grove. Siindav eve- | trade and 23 year* of the fortyning and remained over Monday. * hve thnt he had lived in Grand Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. Rapids were spcnl to tlie com- : and Mrs. F R. Prindlc were their I posing room of the Grand Rapids SCHEDULE OF 1S*2 FEDERAL • This yeor it is more important than ever be­ daughter*. Mrs. Edw Bnrtxr and ■ Press. He served tn the, BponlshINCOME TAXES Mrs, Seward Brock and daughter American war and was ---------- 1— fore that income taxes be paid promptly. If you Haniet and girl friend and Mr. and of the Guy V. Henry- postt. He is surdo not have enough money put aside to pay Mr* Max Barber and three little vlved by ,hl* — widow -------- Knti .Xathcrlne and ------------your taxes, get in touch with us for on income daughters, all of Grand Rapid*. * -a -• step-daughter — J----- *•— Mrs. • A. J. Smith Mrs. Gerald Roger* returned home of Grand Rapids. Funeral services tax loan. Pay your faxes aod get them off your Tuesday from ner visit with he.- were held In the city Thursday mind . . . repay us rrtonthly! husband al his camp to Texa*. nnd afternoon and tlie remain* brought is again with iier parent* Mr. und to Middleville for interment in Mt Loans in Small Amounts or up to $300 *1.000 Mrs. Jas Polhcmus. * Middleville Hope cemetery'- * The regular i.'soo Cash Advanced For All Worthy Purpose*. Several Loan friends have received the nn- B w. meeting of the Middleville O. E_ 8. . Plans Available, Including Straight Signature Loans, luxmcement ot the marriage of MLM i Nn 17 will be held ihls Friday eveNo Embarrassing Inquiries Made Of Friends, Relatives isoo Jean Ctnccbeaux. daughter of Mr i ning. A patriotic program with re- j .' 000 and Mr*. Franklin Cincebeaux. I freshmenu will follow tha business • Or Employer. To Apply For A Loan, Come In Or Phone! 2.300 proprietor!, of Trails End. Gun lake session. * Mr. and Mra. Leon Potts 2.<00 nnd Robert G. Gould. Tlie mar- I of the northeast vicinity spent Suns.eoo rluge took place Feb. 17 at St. day in JCalamazoo with their dauah- i 2. *00 101S W. STATE STREET PHONE 2732 Paul* Episcopal Cathedral in De- ter M/s. Maurice LewL* and family. I 3.000 troll. * Roy Snyder of Battle Creek i* Mr. nnd Mra. Douglas Reynolds I HASTINGS. MICHIGAN wm home for the weekend. * Mr. - of Battle Creek were home Wed- I nnd Mrs Mark Ritchie were to nradny night of last week. * Mrs. i Wayland Friday evening nnd called i Maud Fitch went to Jackson on to see Mrs. Charlotte Preap. * I Friday for a ten days stav and ex- I Mra. Ray Lyons who war. very sick pecu, to go'to Chicago from there, j last week. L* now able lo be up. * A blrtndnv dessert luncheon Is 1 Sunday visitors were her son*. Al- being sponsored by the missionary (red, wife nnd two children, and de|>aitmcnt of the Woman s Society Stanley, wife and baby, all of Kai- 'of Christian Service at the Mclhotlnmazoo. ★ Little Jimmie Smalley 1st church at 1:30 oclock this Frlwaa brought home from Pennock I day uitemoon Feb. 26. Tables deco­ hospital the latter part ot the week rated for each month of the year aud 1* making a nice recovery from I will have their hostess and guests his recent operation. * Mr. nnd . will each bring 25 cents to be used Mrs. Herbert Igtnfear nnd grand- I for missionary work. The luncheon son Cleo, visited relatives at Shel- ; will be followed by a very tolcrcstbvvllle. on Sunday. * These warm ing program to the church nudlsunshtoy days remind us that maple Itortum. Guest speaker will be Mr*, sugar making isn't tar aa-ay. How- Helen Rrtivii Reuscit nf of Grand Ranid* Rapids ever, some in this vicinity who us­ and there will also be special musi­ ually have made, are short of help cal numbers. Ladies who wish more and unable to tap their bushes. * information can call the chairman Jack Chase of W.M.C E. Kalama­ of lhe event. Mrs. Vem Hooper. * zoo spent the weekend at home. * Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Skinner and Richard Elwood, younger brother Mrs. Norma LcyeruJccker were Sun­ of Lloyd Elwood, died very sud­ day dinner guests at the Charles NOW. FIFTEEN TIMES denly at his honw near Battle Skinner home in Clay HUB * Mr. Creek. Saturday while rounding up and Mrs. Charles Rohrbacher arc Fit to Fight! New York Central How Much Will Your Income Taxes Be? DO YOU HAVE THE MONEY TO PAY THEM? UCTION SALE CITIZENS CREDIT CORP. On account of the death of my husband, Harry Gove, I will have an auction sale at my farm known as the George Martin farm located 5 miles south, mile east of Nashville or 4 miles north and 3 miles west of Bellevue on MONDAY, MARCH 1,1943 Commencing at one o'clock the following will be offered COWS Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, due in April. Brown Swiss cow, due in April. FARM MACHINERY ON THE OTHER FOOT 1940 Fordson tractor on rubber. Plows, 2 bottom, 14 inch. Cultivator. 3 Sec. drag, new. Trailer-tractor 14 ft. Belt pulley for tractor. Cream separator. MR. ALLEN Hditing is hard work. Charley We re here to serve you. Gas, Oil or Tire Repairing. Let us help keep your car running for the duration. MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL PRODUCTS - DISTRIBUTOR W E. STATE ST. HASTINGS FHONg BM Allen is puffing, perspiring—ami feeling foolish. But he gladly follow* the doc's direction*. Charley’s buying another life insurance policy — and, at the tame time another otake in Ai* clectrielig AI a nd power company. Probably, like moat folk*, he doesn't look past the policy. Rut It's a fact that hie insurance company will take hit premium dollars and put them to work for hint—partly in utility securities. Here are interfiling fourre fwmiihed by the Imtitutc of ■ Life Inidrancc: 1. As of December 31, 1942,' anme S7 millinn people owned 134 million life insurance pol­ icies Th 300 different companies, v 2.,These companies, in turn, owned 15,040,000,000 of utility securities. ‘ 3. Through the life insurance companies alone, therefore. t0"e of tX« adult population of ths Hammermill. Platform scales. United States has a big stake in the utility industry. The electric co®panic* under, business management — which provide tho great hulk of the power for America’s war pro­ il action— are literally built by the eavinge of tho aamr people they eerve. I Clearly, almoat every Amarimn has a real intereat in pre­ serving the American system of business management under public” regulation — the system that has produced more goods and . more service* for rporo people at lower cost than any, other in the world! Corn husker. Grain binder. Fence posts. Post hole diggers. Churn. Forks. Oil drums. Hay fork. Fence. Hay rope and pulley. Garage doors. Windows. Eaves troughing. Quantity of hay. Furniture. Baby bed. Office desk. High chair. Bathinetfe. Dishes. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: CASH day of sale, nothing to be removed until.settled for. MRS. HARRY GOVE, Prop. CONSUMERS POWER' COMPANY Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. E. E. �THF HASTINGS BAKXTB, TntHSDAT. FFBF.t’ARY *3, 1M3 FACIE FOUR Rapids called at the Guy Smith 'day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Gerald Price of I South Bowne was a Saturday aft- I southem trip ax a part of the pro-| EAST DELTON and Mrs. Frank Thompson attend­ home Sunday evening. A Mr. mid Richard Durkee nnd family. A Sunfield, were Sunday afternoon afternoon emoon rnwoncaucc caller of ui Mr. nyr. and ano Mrs. Guy uuy : gram gram and ann aa sliort won pageant. pageant, • Women women■ ■ Ray Ray Durkee Durkee ar and family Of DeltOli ed a card party al lhe home of Mr. '------• Rlchatd ;s«nllh-* Mrs. Eldon Burkholder, of the Bible" U being planned for it. Lpent Sunday evening ut Stewart and Mn. Fled Savacool of near | cMrs. mj; ' recently of Oakland. California. । All are urged to be present for din- , Waters. A Mr*. Linden CollLson and Kenyon and Mrs. Ann* Smith of duiuer guesU of Mra. Maurlc Rog- Merle H. burrarrer Fleet Post- .Durkee. A Mrs Floyd Grinnell 1. .ynved Merand undprogram. program.*<Paul PaulWoodman Woodman Mrs. rived last last week week to to >uend xoend ***eral several |ier Mr., Floyd Floyd Colli ColLson spent Thundav ys with her sister, Mrs. Lverclt Everett underwent underwent an an appendeejomy appendeejomy last last afternoon nfternoon wfth wrth 5Mrs. Ester Soouman Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers were Kalamazoo were ^Sunday afternoon ters and Marguerite and Mrs. Jennie office, San Francisco, California. A under observation al St. Man s hos- ;duys ana and ---------------------------- --------- - hospl- ------ near — "U. A Mr. Ulld Mrs Robert a "d fnmilv W Mr “ ”d, Ur, i,?, Friday morning al- Pennock Delton, • Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Al­ guests of Mr. and Mra. L._ R. Wol- Caaaday. a Mr. and Mrs. A H George Brown spent tlie weekend pltal in Grand Rapids. A Mr. and colt. w A mr. Mr. and mi* Mrs. Howard Smith Stevenson and baby of GrandI Ran- with lita tul *lsler. Mrs. Marv Allerding Mrs. Arthur Beeman nnd Nornuui . d with tii?fanT amiB‘al-.nf K»‘n« “wcl1 **- Louden alter. attended thc Golden wedd- . fred Myers of Wayland. A Miner coil, .. Kalamazoo u, xvaiiuiiaxAKJ were V Sunday ...... after- .ids ..... were Sunday gurau of m Mrs El- ol Hastings. King visited Mr. and Mrs. Oxel of ing anniversary of hl* sister at ... WhtrnaM, noon..rguests of Mr. .....I and Mrs tL. t> R. ma noru Whitney and and mivtord. Gaylord. * Mr (-■ ------ __ Johnson ot Syninia, Wednesday. A ____ Leonidas on Sunday. Feb 14 A Rev A aur. Mr. »I nnd Mrs. *ivw«,u Howard ««, and revicuit. w ‘U aura. m Mrs. Fred Durkee of Were suiiauy uiicriiuuu |UCU ui .^ . Mra. Gerhardt Kunde and' family. !ot charlotte. Rev. I. H. Osgood whOa,‘d lta?AUerd* ■ i,'“l: wl,c frank Walton and daughter. Mrs. Wolcott. ..:c. ate Bunday dinner Smith. J. Anderson, und Mr. nnd land and Mr and Mra. Waiter Mr allti j^i* B. H Clinton, a ta w a Miner King spent Friday visit- and *on David of. Woodland wfere , with hLs sister. Julia and family in JVur Md M Mra7“TJ«n Burkholder of Grand [Durkee of Battle Creek were Sun- Ctx,i ofGrand tadge was a Friday ing friends in South Bowne a Mrs. y^dav callers at the home of Rev. , Tr’h"nfd .“Lt Plainwell. A Mr. and Mra. Bert ___________________________________1-------------------------------------------------- —, Riiest of Mr. und Mrs. J. D. Cool. L;da..Ca‘‘«’ed.on..,}"»ta‘*r’“«’ “n«> '»/"“‘E. L- “B. rVartHl'n a Earl Srt ’Lloyd D‘n»,1'“J visited the former's Galnder received word from tils Griffin. A sunerintenden of EwmwL ;«J«thM. Mr*. Pearl Demond lost brother and wife who spent the post. a Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Karcher F-sitlla Cross of West Freeport. sTum* tWalrJ ChPuttan todSv- 'Tuesday eventag: OUurr visitors Uuw> lnollllv, m Michigan that they were Sunday dinner guest* oUMr. Sunday, a Mr. and Mn- ’ Andrew I'L wTk ,Fob‘‘rl. l“rrlved at tiirir home in San Diego ------- ■■------— ----------------------------------------------------------------rind Mra MerriH*Kaicher and fam- Brandt and daughter from Lansing or Union Woodland, spoke on the i lly. A Mr. nnd Mrs. Claud Mead 'were Bunday guests of the latter’s subject of Evangelism m the Unit- ' "'”nrt°!, d. ^nranwSid ’ f °iKdbi*1 lT',Ve ‘“’T . were Sunday guests of Mr. and father. Asa Steckle. a Miss Velma ed Brethren church Sunday eve- ; Fa> Demond. ♦ Mrs. I. icllle Wood- | schedule. A Much sympathy is fr.t ' ,r— —— Mrs. Kenneth Mend and family ot Forbev ning w A Alice Alice a A . uruiin Griffin uttcnuca attended ,M“n “nd hnbV 4re staying With her. for Mr. and Mra. Victor Jones and , spent the w. weekend with her xuiucv vRcnu wm, un ning. ; ---x_>ag4, t.— Maple Grove. A Denny Thompson ; Mr nndx.Mrx Ira Shultz In family in the lo-z. of their bam b/ Mr. and Mra. George For- the Third Quarterly meeting of lhe .narenu i I?, i pA e. , >p|int gjflurdav night With hlS 1parents, bey. State ruiuru Board oi of inc thc .uicnigau Michigan vimsChris- ' ; , uvj. a - Mr. and uuu Mra. Wells Rclg- rtiuic ......... ??' -,'r‘ ’ tn the hospl- fire early Monday morning. A Mnc grandparents.. Mr. nnd Mr*. Henry Jler —— a :;d son rat..v , y —Tm.in* M, . C Wing are । Wutson spent Suturday night >im1 nnd Dickie aof East Irving .... Ban Endeavor Union held at the ।!tnl ,al W * Sar *fr man “nd Mrs' Thompron ot South Bowne. A Mrs, ;were «*» Sunday Rnnrtau evening M-minv guests nf Mr Reformed church ot Kala- expected home froi of Mr. their trip to Sunday with her brolher Jtarton Lloyd Kurcher of Grand Rapids .and Mrs. L. R. Wolcott. * Mr*,. mazoo. Saturday and Sunday. A ; Florida. *’**!'• Mr nnd Mr:, and wife where thekoOtfti aim । spent Saturday with her parents. [Glenn Kellogg spent •Friday their M.A win will Warulr ...... with ..... The , nr Pleasant Valley vatiicj, W OT.m.n, ....... —• . Keteey . * vUlti ...... daugh- i sifters of ILirgld'WaUon gave him Mr. and Mrs. William Crakes a Mr. her daughter. Mra. Willard Arnold nirrt U( the home of Mrs. Emery ter nnd husband, Mr and N J Mra. Ron- a tine dinner before Ids leave for i and Mrs. George Hillman and Mr. [of Hastings. A Mr. nnd Mrs. Rob- Kime for an all day meeting Thurs- [ aid Lehman in Woodland;1 Smu|ay. I Fort Siiepdun. Hl. Harold ha» spent and Mrs. Fred Ballance of Has- .ert Newton and family, spent Siui- day. A We received a card from ’ « > >----------"-iixmaJriiontln in army life and wax .tings were Sunday dinner guests ,day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lulu Cannnvan of Ionia. Sat- hickorv coR\*F«q----- ------•- - ----------------- --------- --------- April .--------------------------------" njJMtaty.ttachargeta ,of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Benedict. Wm. Newton on State Road near urday* stating' “ that'she WM in Ann I ,nCK0R ' ’ CORNER^ urday, stating that she was in Ann i , ’ -’ ■ but has recently been notified to rea Miss Helen Steckle of Battle •Hailings. a Mr ....« and ....... Mrs. Otto Arbor hospital UIIU and CAimKV expected I*, to IU>un- ! t TJ’I‘ *o5"1 unlt thr- Barry Conn- . iport this Monday Monday inorning.A morning a — ..... Mlrt again “gain this Creek spent Hie weekend with her >Kundc Kunde spent Tuesday inin Deirolt Detroit, dergo dergo aa very very scrioua serious operation operation Sat SatCross wUl meet the fitst i Mr und Mrs Bert Galnder nttend­ i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen bteckle. a . Mr. and Mr.. — —-u ».. Mra. Vem Aldrich Aldrichofof Urday or Monday of *£<this ..week. Lu- Tuesday in March nt the Masonic ! wl a birthday dinner on Sunday at a Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thaler ,Grand '"and Rapids lUnida were Thursday guests mjestr. ’.;us u s old o|d neighbors neighbors will will be be sorry sorry to to Temple. Anmal eiecuon election 01 of onicera officers UlP Uie hHW home 0 ofC Mr. and Mra.’Lavem irmpir. annual , spent Saturday and Sunday with .of Mr. and Mrs. nnd k** — --, and umrfnn KVrf In — kat nna,. ' ... ... . ... . Harold Aldrich and -----------------------------------------hear of her Illness nnd misfortune “nd Pot luck dinner------------at noon. □itruu Shedd ni nt iiatrwuis, Galesburg, Il being nrr her „sewing. — --------------n twing Mr. and Mra. Basil Thompson of Family. , _.....j. ~" Mr. and Mra. Hynes anu hofx* for an early recovery a Mrs. ...­ — J *' “ *Ixvi —* ” Mra Howard Johnson was at Rut- |,bur# Mabel . birthday Aj. Mra Ef Pontiac A Mr. and Mra. Claude of Grand Rapid.', were Sunqay riiglit . we received word last week that land last week with her parents, lle l<oudrn f|xnt Sun(|l|>. n|1(1 Mon. Walton nnd Bobbv spent the week- ,supper guesta of Mr. nnd Mrs. uuie'Leland Custer, son of Roscoe ‘!nr'JU*S i°»?n 1 ,l!“y *llh lur 'luagiiter, Mra. Vesta i end in Flint at the home of Mr. Owen [ Steckle. A Mr. and Mrs. Dan curtrr and wife of Sunfield, was ill A Mrj^ Sarah Town visited Mr: Hazel near Rtchl.mil. A Mr. and land Mrs. Robert Campbell. They Postma . spent Sunday with Mrs. > very ill with pneumonia. Have had Charles Droulet of Battle Creek i Mra Joe Stamltler and Mr. and ■ also visited Mr and Sirs George Bertha [ Johnson pt Hastings. A Mr. I10 further news from there, but all Brownell, a Mr. and Mrs. Dan and Mrs Will Blough were Sunday । their friends are hoping tp hear Saiurday A Mra Haze Nunnemaker Mr.. Rhlrrson Louden attended n spent Saturday shopping in Battle , iwrty in Battle Creek Saturday eve> Postma and daughter Phyllis Ann dinner [ guests of Mr. and Mra. Jay that thc baby Ls recovering by thLs CrFCXiL 5UI n2 ,or P n.rp’ ?*' n,n* f°r the employee.', of the Past railed on the former’s father. R. E. Blough and family. Mr and Mra. time.—Bowrtte items from Grand of crooked Laki* was made in the factory. A floor show and dancing ’ Postma of McCords Sunday tve- fra > Blough.of Alto were also guests Rapl(B ln Lowell Ledger. ' east cemetery Saturday aftenioair i helped to make tlie evening a much . ning. A Allen Fish hAd the mb- a Rus.-.cll Hinckley of Watervliet _______ * JJ**" W.'cnjojable one A Mr and Mra Sicfortune to break a couple of ribs. •,and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beeman I... . , . • RC.S at Mra. Louie Dewey x Friday, wart Waters and three cldldren i Sunday callers were Franklin Bur- .and Norman Novlsky Of Battle Church of the »nU*4 • cess and son Franklin. Jr . and [Creek were Sunday guests of Mr. : Brethren in ( hrist Thc fJT^.wUI collection for dinner spent Sunday afternoon with their was $25.25 A The Rationing Board cousins. Mr. and Mra Jnhney GaRichard Buehler, local. A Mr. and and . Mra. Warren Surrarrcr and E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor .wi l be at the W. K Kellogg Agri- bn l and family near Gull Luke. Mrs.* Ronald Folks from Vnl- family, [ a Mrs. Boyd Payne of ; Phone 302 cultural School Wednesday. Thui.x- 1---------— —--------------- ' iiarjiiso. Ind. accompanied by Mrs. ।Kalamazoo culled on Boyd's moth- Freeport Clare Emerson of Niles, were Sal- 'er. Mrs. Ida Payne. Saturday, a | 10:30 A. M. Sunday Schoo). day and Friday. Feb. 24, 25. and 26 CARLTON CENTER urday and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr. und Mrs. Walter Rockhill of ; ei;30 A. M. Morning worship. from 1:30 pm. to 8:30 pm. There ; Mr. nnd Mra 1-er Rlgle? spent Mis. Alvin Helrigel. Other Sunday jHastings and Mrs Nina Manee ot j 7;0o P. M Christian Endeavor. will be no school in the afternoon , Sunday In Hartings with Mr. and I x?^u\.Wn.rer.M[,’ “nMrM?„HKMn -Laftsing Lapsing spent spent the the weekend weekend with with [Topic: .Topic: '’ How How <Christ Solves Person- Wednesday. Thurxlav and Frida:. Mra. Gordon Gray. A Mr. and Mrs. 5farlow of Carlton, Mr. and1 Mrs. Mrs. , v<- nn,: .....t vfr«.. vfrs vu vv vv \v T?,w-Hiiii Rockhill *♦ ....t .ui-.f. . ■*•• Leader • Helen Bus- a Mr. and Mra. Wilbur TOic.s and . ora Valentino of Grand Rapids, two chlidren nt Hartings called on . drove to Lowell, picked up Mayorna . ...... J \r-. i «-ioya rsnutn cauea on Aioert ror- tancc. j Hastings * a‘Mr. and n-nM Mrs. Charles n(t \fr Boine ana Mr< Watt aftTXn* Thomas . 8:00 P. M. Thursday Prayer mcct- hlg mother. Mra. Hazel Nunnrma- Valentine and all came to Clayton and X AV ^ V ’““I ’ ..‘^th Stmd^ Lot .“nl .u ker and grandmother. Mrs Sarah Valentine* for Sunday aftenioon. A . relative*: in Grtitm rrt.tK,« Grand Ranlrf. Rapids .nd and # #n<| Mf, John |IuUhlnson ‘ing. Va||ey Town ;Sunday afternoon a Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore spent Muskegon, a Rev. John McCue of Spring Lake and Mrs Ellen i * "lij’oo ‘a.’ m” Morning worship. , Mrs. Blair Barnes and Mra. Edgar Sunday afternoon with Mr. and • sxikr at the P. T. A. In Bowne Yargcr. P. Barnes and son Jimmie of OUego Mrs. lawrrnce Hughes at Hickory local,. ------~-r.Sunday iroo A. M. Sunday school. Center. Friday. A Mr. nnd Mrs. ” guests of and Mra Frank 8:oo P M. Christian Endeavor. were guesLs of Mrs. H E. Bunns [Corner!. A There will bi* no school Hurrv Fi-h and family of Middle­ Allenling of MlClarksville Mrs Al-I Topic: ’Hou Christ Solves Per- Sunday -------- ,----------------afternoon, a Mra. Mattle ,• nt Carlton .*«*.. Center MU1W Monday „„„ and , ville were Sunday dinner guests of lerdlng. who has been seriously sick. I Mnal Problems. ” Chalmer Miller. Havens is recovering from a recent . T iumHuv :-o ..j «« hum* Mrs Matt­ Tuesday. as to . enable Mrs Mary Dodge, and also called is somewhat Improved. A Charles •president. illness! Sly St\e Lt Ls at thc thc home home of her hews to take care of the ।illness. tlie Ratianlni! Rationing. inn Mr and Mrs Allen Fish. A Bigbec Howard A Callers al the home of Mr. ami of Chesannlng B spending | a.00 P. M. Tuesday Prayer meet- daughter. Mr. and Mrs Miss Vivian Buehler of Charlotte z Many people have the habit of asking “Information'’ Johnson. A- Mrs. Ella Rogers and Mrs. Floyd Anplnall Sunday were ‘R wc<'k w,,h Mr- “nd Nrs. L. B. fng. . spent the weekend with her •*>-- । ,th nLlmJ? -cster. A Mr. und Mra. Allen Fish I Mrs. Eloise Leonard and two daugh­ Mr. anti Mra. Leo Olmrteiid and ents. rMr and Mrs Mere u k trlheM nn,| dv?Jr from Bernard Pres- I for number* inMead of looking them up Ih the directory. ters of Delton called on Mn. Homer boys ot Flint. Mr ami Mra. Jim Freeport Methodist Church a Mr.m A * I :tin 01 B‘‘rkIc>'' CaUf • ,hat li'- rC" Bartlett Sunday afternoon. It’* always a wasteful habit, particularly to lie avoided Sothard. John Aspihail and Mrs. Everett M. Love. pastor were ill m Grand Rapid*. Rapids. Tue~d.<y. Tuesduv. A |_p|ved a few davs trass and calleil l Charles Blough Blouxh of of Fort Fort Custer Carter . £n‘Lca“f“ I Morning worship—11:00. I Kingsley from near Luk« Odessa, Pvt. Charles “ ’’f noir because it tics up lines and equipment crowded with •spent Saturday and Sunday with ; JZ! Luis, Obhpo. j Sunday school—12:00. Floyd Underwood and Pauline Pul-’ 1IIGHBANK hi*nLS^ rt‘MrBn mv|8 'Mray Jrlle ^nlr‘‘ a{ Camo" San war calls. And six out of ten calls for “Information” are . Next Sunday afternoon at 2:30. A farewell party was held for Mr. ler of Ionia. Floyd Underwood has lira • lnrru?ltiiifiJm^,n !California, a Wesley Rosser and I. ... Mrs. Byron Guy and family at to gu iii thc Army Wednesday. A Blough and famil.. A Joe K.xuflman familv of Alleamt were Similuv rlln- there will be a memorial funeral and for numbers llul are listed in the directory! has pun-hared the Emory Waite „’"’"'JPerev iiaL [service iservice in in thc thc Methodist Methodist church, church, uteir their home homeSaturday Saturday evening. evening.They Thpy Miss .... — Allee . Beck spent the weekend property. A Mr. and Mrs. Glenn "e_r £ • conducted for Bernard Fighter, _.u_ who are to .his mother ’s thr home folks. A Elmer Mari —moving ----- .«—soon ------ v.,_ — .with Remcmlicr — every second you can eave on lhe • Chnton and daughter Clarice of w rJrar(,ld kmm wus.kiHed in action In New Guinea Mrs. Eva Guy’s farm near Na*na „u .r- loue I""" L-. - buck at r Ann Arbor for ' Ada were Saturday afternoon > *5^ chart's of Grand Raoi^ 0,1 ,Nr* Y.ear'?.day A11 ,hc ,rlfnds v»«e*The Dorcas Aid Society -—*■..... telephone is vitally needed in the war effort. Lie the Society --* check-up — and Mrs. Marlowe is .guests of Mr. nnd Mra B. R. ClinVa^ur:s.av0LunY1!“.n“inJ‘?P" Of Bernard will want to attend this .will serve dinner ut the Adams-Os- epending u few days with her ro. directory. Don't call “Information" needlctily, pieair! ton. A Mr. nnd Mrs George Miller S, ।>‘7’ „j"ft*'• jA,n ^ctroth home Thursday, Mur. 4 Ev- “nd his family. Mr and Mra. Winii d Mre ClZMiller nf • <ln ’ > RcV “ n “ Mrs j0h " Mc ’ l ... ' and nnd Mr “aA * - .aMra . MAllen .r?. a0Fish 'Ln^M£ • ■ • I ervone welcome. Election of Officers Bed Murftwe >11 Charlotte A Mr. Mr. and and Mr*: Mra. Glenn Glinn .Miller Milhr of ot I*Gue .“!*.Jwv tmd K 1r Hastings were Suntfciv afternoon Brncntl|;, and Hubert Overholt were’ .Carlton Center Melhodirt Church A Mr. and Mra. Harvey Marshall of and Mra. Janies taindon and son of * WAR IS ON TNC W/RES A rallcra of Mra Ir'n“ Brown. A Mrs. , ln Grand Rapids Saturday. Thr j Mornihg North Maple Grove visited Sunday Portland wen* Sunday guests of Mr. Morn Illg worship worship —10:00. 5I*.d-5?nllo. boys afternoon at Will Hnwblitzs’ a Mr. and Mrs. Cleon lamdon. D°rs called capeu nn an Mis* mw Helena Helena Brainuracil- |I- Sunday Sunday school school— —11:00. I MW1^1 * 'dle ilt Butterworth ’Hrepital. a!--------------and Mrs. Austin Shanti and family Logan. A . jMo ^q.. Tooker of gu^ Payneof latke was “ a [ I COATS GROVE Dark and Light । of east Maple Grove, visited Sunday II of Mr.Mrs. andDan MrsKauffman Herman of Gwch were ’nda^inner hLs rnmher evening al Vem HawbliU's. a Fred The Florida Bobwhifcs are dark­ , ---------- — — ------ iMr. j-rncitt Tooker Tooker. a* Mr and' •ndl Remember the p. T. A. this week Miller of Assyria visited al Byron M°yd vStn ern?,rk^t<’nf*w^rtl*nd Mrs John “nd ; Marilyn । Thursday evening Feb. Vi. with the Guy’s nnd Mrs. Treece’s Sunday. A er than thc ones we find In the North and the Texas Bobwhites are Mra. Keith Durkee of Woodland iMartjn oj Grand Rapidy were Sun- Rlnr,,,,r Sinclair Relining rv, Co. .showing mov­ There will be a birthday past-card v [day afternoon callers of Mr. and ing pictures. A Dr. Munger of shower for Fred Hanes. Friday. Feb. lighter. I Mrs. John Thaler, a Mr. mid Mra. woodland wan called by Mrs. Pearl 20. A Mr and Mrs. Andrew Ftak[Prod Tnbberer were Sunday dinner Demond on account of Injury to beiner of Middleville visited Sunday Freshen Veils ,'KUUU of Mr. und Mrs. Herman her right hand and aLso for Mrs. E. । afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Freshen a wrinkled veil by press­ Goch in honor of Mr. Goschs S. Thonijison who Ls ill. A Thr L. , Adams. Supper guests were Mr. and birthday. A Percy Rosser made a A. S. will meet next week Thuraday, ' Mrs. Gaylord Fisher and family of ing between two sheets ot waxed • business trip to Caledonia Monday March 4 with Mrs. Ethel Kilmer ! Nashville. A Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence paper; I afternoon, a Mr. and Mrs. George. and "dinner will be served by . ’ Club ------ Adams and fffmily of Hastings were [Nelson were Lake Odessa visitors No 5. It is hoped that Mn., (supper guests Saturday nt Mr. and hat Mr Mr. and Mrs, [Sunday, a Mrs. Frank Brew* of Wing will give on a --------- -*of then Mrs. Leslie Adams. account FREEPORT - sx “i M. X,”on„n„^" !&x-K ■ SSI S .S ■ M-' •“* iraWL*; -.w*.™— "Brush off those cobwebs ! AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will have an auction sale at the B. E. Sawdy farm one mile north and 2J miles east of Woodland; or 5 miles southeast of Lake Odessa and J mile east of M-66; or 1 J miles south of Woodbury and i mile west on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1943 Starting at 1 o'clock we will offer the following HORSES Having decided to quit farming I will have an auction sale at my farm located 1 mile south of Banfield and 1 mile west on CHICKENS Grey gelding, 8 yrs. old. Blue roan gelding, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 3400. About 120 White Rocks. About 50 White Leghorns. COWS Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, bred Feb. 7. Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Jon. 20. Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, bred Nov. 24. Guernsey and Brown Swiss cow, 2 yrs. old. bred Jan. 29. * Jersey and Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Jan. 18. Black cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Jan. 23. Ayrshire cow, 8 yrs. old, pasture bred. Holstein bull, 18 mos. old. FEED & POTATOES About 15 ton of mixed hay. About 10 bu. potatoes. HOGS Duroc brood sow, bred Jan. 4. 4 Duroc brood gilts, eligible to register, I bred I 7 young gilts, bred. 3 feeder pigs, 160 Ib. each. Duroc boar, eligible to register. SHEEP 16 Shrop ewe>. MACHINERY Allis Chalmers All-crop Harvester No. 60. International hay loader. Side rake Corn planter Cultivator.^ Good walking plow. Rubber tired wagon and rack. 2 sec. drag Plow. Log chains. 5 barrels 2 vinegar barrels. Buzz saw, arbor ond engine. Oliver 2 horse weedcr. 12 foot, nearly new. Ajax cultivator. Set good heavy work harness, new last spring. 2 horse collars, 22 and 23. Set hay sling*. Hay fork. Corn shcllcr. Sausage grinder. 75 galvanized sap pails and spiles. 2 sap pans Meat crock Iron kettle Oil drum Pressure sprayer Burlap bags Crosscut saw. One man saw 5 ten gal. milk cans. Milk cart Tank heater. Brooder stove and hover Sickle grinder. Ford pickup Model A. Spike tooth drag. Other things too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. KENNETH TRAVIS & BERT SAWDY, PROPS. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctions AUCTION SALE RAYMOND LAPO, Clerk. TUESDAY, MARCH 2,1943 Commencing ot 1:00 o'clock the following will be offered for sale: HORSES FARM MACHINERY Black marc. 8 yrs. old. wgt. 1600. .Gray work team, wgt. 3000. COWS Durham cow. 8 yrs. old. to freshen May 14. Jersey and Durham cow. 3 yrs. old, to freshen March 2. Ayrshire cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side. Jersey cow, 8 yrs. old. fresh 6 weeks. Black cow. 4 yrs. old, to freshen April 18. Jersey cow. 4 yrs. old, to freshen April Brown cow, 3 yrs. old. calf by side. 3 Jersey heifers, year old. PIGS ■■ White sow. year old, bred |an. 31. 6 Feeder pigs. HAY & GRAIN 300 Bu. Oats. 20 Ton mixed hay. 3 Sec. drag. Wagon and flat rack. Single cultivator. Side delivery rake. Syracuse walking plow. Hollander. Manure spreader, New Idea. Cultipacker, 8 ft. 7 Ft. tractor disc, double. Grain binder, 7 ft. cut. Osborne mower, 6 ft. Grain drill, 11 disc. 16 Inch John Deere tractor plow, nearly 2 Horse walking cultivator. Set double harness, heavy. Whiffletrees and cveners. Forks. Co-Op cream separator, electric, 750 Ib. year old. 3, 10 gal. milk cans. Milk pails and strainer. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. Everything to be settled for day of sale. WILLIAM F. COLE, PROP HENRY FLANNERY. Auctionwr E. E. CRAY, Clerk. Cleaner Cows Less Labor with CONCRETE PAVED BARNYARD A concrete paved barnyard Is a big aid to dairymen producing high Duality milk. Fall, winter, spring and summer it h elpa keep cows out ot mud, dust, filth—cuts down work of cleaning cows before milking. A big factor now that farm help is short and every effort is being made to increase milk production. When cows wade through mud they waste energy needed for pro­ ducing milk. Owners say a paved barnyard soon pays for itself by helping produce more and better quality milk. Paste coupon on penny postal end mail today for free instructions for paving your barnyard or building other durable, thrifty, sanitary structures with concrete. rOITlMD CIMIMT ASWCIATIOH � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-03-04.pdf 1c3d1f3be43c03dc17b5db282c5a7f3d PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 4. 1943. 16 PAGES—2 SECTIONS NUMBER ANNUAL RED CROSS DRIVE OPENS IN BARRY CO On ***** * 'riTM nniuinv Home Front CITY PRIMARY Bad News for Hitler! 1 t^ps .7™ B""“ w°°‘“w"“ w,r 1 RATIONING lir AT A GLANCE ☆ 1 lie Greatest Mother in the World BARRY’S QUOTA IS $7,200 Red Cross Doing Outstand­ | Stalin was doubtless talking mostuVrT Germany * ing Job For. Men In The Only minor, forces were ' for home consumption" when he a^'u^in^^ou^cut^ Tunisia. Sarvica said'that Russia was fighting alone rent purchase* of items rationed by engaged on either side but U. 8. Mrs. Evelyn F. Murphy, reprmenjtetive from the St. Loui* office ot troops, with U. S. equipment and against lhe Nazi war machine., the government. This newspaper । the American Red Cross, spent with U 8 leadership staged un im­ Neither Britain nor the U. S. A believes this service will enable in'Thursday and Frld»Friday *in Co. 'Thurwlav “ -Barry ----------pressive comeback after being itave been able to open a drive on dividual* to cooperate more fully in conferring with Mrj. R. O. Hubbard. caught pff guard and badly mauled continental Europe with sufficient winning the war on the home front, i Canned (mods. Etc. Barry’CO. Chapter chairman, Mr*. In lhe initial phaws of the engage­ strength to divert Nazi forces from James W. Radford, war fund chair­ MM Horn, uoi. v.r. Ih. »u.. ixHm.rMWO A. B ment. Tills was the first full-scale lh. man. and other officers and chair­ ..IUI wundm. M > ™ Nazi-American clash' and Germany UM men of the local chapter. threw in her first team, the veter­ by .uer.il bi.erl ur Enil.bd h,.. mxM .lhr<,u«h M.reh, Mr*. Murphy expressed great **ta factor in dulling the full1 • ®,,e* ans of Hitler's crack Africka Const. been Lrtactton over the plans for the Both men and machines represent­ fury of the German punch. The ! Stamp 25 for 1 pound, good to March war fund drive now in prog­ surar ress and frit Barry Co. particularly ed lhe best that German leadership "block buster" bombing attacks IM1,rcn •**with hundred.* of plane* concentratI au n lor 3 ■ well organized. has to offer in North Africa. The throUgh R1AII March 15 battle furnished a qualitative test ing"on -- ---a single ------ objective -have been klllUIAMIl II AU, Barry Co.'s quota Is 17.200 which Butif coff„. and „u,ar coupons .meatus that every man *nd woman for lhe new American army and a disrupting factor In German proWar Ration' . : in Barrv vu or caura upwi uj the result was heartening. It in­ duction. Less spectacular, but pox- an. frorn tile .<have iuiat slbly albly even more damaging to tn Nazi Nnzi'rowjr Book 1. i contribute. The American Red dicates that these new; troops I Cross is an organization of mem­ *ar crrielonnv efficiency, haw. have hem been thr. the itoht light ' Institutional l'*er* Must Register "what it takes' in the• way । of ' ti-ar bers getting iu funds only from of ----canned their nun falh-- — bomber and fighting quality—just as Uwir •••“■• /aids on locomotive* — — -Institutional -------- ——~ users ——- — —A .■ voluntary contributions and itN.. is ,i it at ... the 1 transport tninsnnrt equipment. rauinmrnt. Germany Clermanv encn- 1 goods and other food items on the ers and big brothers had . t.II..1 *w„„. Ct»u.u TNten,. .comlnuNi « Il ; (Continued «n on P.,, pag« i. 4. bSec 1) this week. snoea ! Stamp 17,«ood for one pair shoes to June 15. A PROCLAMATION! I* the usual membenhip drive GxMiUne WHEREAS the men of our armed ■ Stamp Number 4 from Basic This is the only drive planned. forces are fighting and dying on Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 Contribute now for your Red the far-flung battlefronts of the 1 gallon* of gasoline, good througn world—from the steaming jungle* H H S. Cogers Suffer 'March 21. Stamps in B and C books the war fund. If this drive 1» valued at 4 gallon*. Rood for 1 First Defect ot Seoson IUw no(pd on (he (r0IU the air; and mu>t plan on donating The Saxons' hope* of an unde- of such books. WHEREAS the success of our feu ted season were shattered last ■ Tire* aggressive forces in preserving a world where Friday " ' night ' *■* “when ■*-------a’“fast, ■*----------- '( Inspection Deadline* | this Is a war emergency and Um men and women may be free de­ Charlotte five handed the Blue Follow-up Red Cross is doing a wonderful pends on Lhe support and inspiration and Gold their firs', defeat in four- , holders Inspection they get from the peoples back teen starts. 53 to 40 The Char- ■ k: JMarch i 31 Every 8 months lion can duplicate. home; and lotte victory avenged a previous !~b” iFebruary 28 Every 4 montlvs 1February 28 Every 3 months . Symbolic of the role the Red t'rosx is again playing, the 1943 -. .WHEREAS it Is tlie privilege and setback which they received at the -c” Ij-i •i“ 1February 28 Every 2 months ” Red Cross War Fund poster depicts the organization as a mother tory. office of professional men, duty of every man and woman and hands of the Saxons. child to serve lhe cause of humanity After trailing tor the better part ' The best way you can cooperate ministering to the nerds of the men of the I'nited States armed school and farm In the county in every manner possible and to ns of three quarters, lhe Orioles over- |ln the Government's rubber conforces and Hie victims of war throughout the world. The poster is should have Its Red Croes insignia letter a:i since gas rationing I don t great extent as pOMlble; and came lhe Saxons at the end of xervatlon program I* to have your ; an appeal to all nirn and women for contributions to lhe War before the month • is over. Houm-. get u round much to sec what goes mint period to io lead icau jo 3a io to jj 33.. ' automobile , tires Inspected well in WHEREAS it Is the aim of peace­ the third Fund. Lawrence Wilbur, noted illustrator, designed the poster. wives —arc — urged to make their own Groups Of Women Assist on. 1'm'ktlU drawing pictures of contributions and not to feel a f»mpeople, of our nation to con­ The Saxons led al the end of the advance of deadline dates Tills is , Helen .Mueller is the mudrl. Purchasers In Various Food loving machine*, building*, sprinkler sys­ I llv has done enough when the man tribute In sweat and toil and sacri­ first, quarter 10 to 5. and at half to your advantage because should ! tem.*. jigs, fixture*, etc. six day:, u time 26 to 21. With three minutes one , of the house is solicited at his place Stores This Week of your tires be driven beyond . fice of luxuries and comforts to the ...----------,h(J are-- ---- to play In the half. Hastings led repair or recapping through neglect I ICT AT rihU week at the same old stand. How­ Barry county resident* responded support of• those men---------ANNABLE___ NAMED , ever there U quite a lot of satis­ splendidly to the reghtrnilon for ing and jiving their lives for us; 24 to 12. but the Orioles, offense ,on your part, you cannot qualify LA JI VI lAKM _ . President Roosevelt In openings faction In knowing that my feeble Ration Book No. 2 last week. Up and began to click as they scored 8 C. OF C. SECRETARY the national drive for <125.000.000 Fuel Oil li efforts are contributing to the win­ to Tuesday morning ot thl* week a --------WHEREAS at the same time our points. ning of thq war on the home front total of 20.608/ttaoks had been is­ home Coupon 4 good for 11 gallons In the final quarter the Hastings front must tier prepared to ut taut Our car seals help make -----Valid February 2 through April 17 1rrivvuilivn I ILLI J Rc^nafion Of A. R. VanTil serins iwce^iry In war Umra to' sued ---with one -------school---------district un- cope not only with possible attack defense fell apart and Charlotte was ------certain the transportation and safe reported. ... - _ _Farm C.ardnnina _ . . rt.. . , . .< .has been .... hi.w llr. twv■ 1I, Urban And Charles R. Annable apimperative it |« U tae for th* th . on our shore* but with natural dl- able to score 18 on 8 baskets and Ration Banking—Effective on and delivery of war materials over this Urban And Farm Gardening lhe Hasting* American Red Cross to have: sulfl The county wus Issued 23.000 saster.s. such as earthquake, flood, countries railroads, trucks, ahd pipe books <ThL* regulation applies only to ; Subjects For Discussion , Chamber of Commerce to fill the cient fuitas-lte work with th and these were dLstributed to hurricane, tornado, drought, fire,, Capt. Mike Mathews was high line*. Our sprinkler systems pro­ the various certain business firms, not Indlridschools of the county explosion or epidemic; nnd point man for Charlotte with 15 1 me irorth rourtn ana n. JSjTO i*u>u «(» Th. ...J last or ol me th. fxxx rood: vacancy u-n w n. R tect airplane hangars. r*nition Where regLstratlons were made. WHEREAS the American Red points. Clever and Stleman followed ual>> Business Concern* which Production serie* of meetings »pon- b resigning to take a portion with Ito plants, warehouse.* and liospitab ptore who failed to receive Book famiUes at borne. Us al to qulppc(i nnd rcady to cnrry with 12 and 11 pointe respectively. MUST Open Ration Banking Ac­ , sored by County Agent Foster. wtU the E w Company, a local sailors' Mi be field Monday. March 8. Five iPUnf engaged In essential war pro- in in time* of catasiropbe is we 9??? “I’.1’ ? on in our own and every community Kan Lane led the Hastings attack counts: tribX. “ and whJMKtaft 1 VeoX Iduction. ’ " known to everyone and surely It __ ____ ___ • ' ___ ..... _____ ... 1 rli.rlL.n ani with 13 pointe, followed closely by people of this county in March wl Ted Banash and Duane Ottosen h.n 1,o ,hp schedule, are plan- , Mr. Annable Is well xnown here again show their willliigiMga i with 10 pointe each. ncd t0 m,lk,‘ u convenient for all and has taken sn active part in stand ba«k of Ute war effort I In the preliminary game the Has­ Hi?l1nL-2^' 110 ■«*’’<* Th'’ subjects for dtxeus- . many local projects. raising the quota assigned to thee morn In Flrrrmgrowing of |hc Jam . lie J, secretary of Hastings Lodge titlM thaTnre rood remln 4?2' *° ‘^re U 'lllLhl ,l,crr“M? Cross in the uchools. to act as the ting* reserves chose up sides with .Hie* «■. tSIWI nr “ --^-.57 --------- : miimton! when K dlrertlv oJ‘tni °.f. 1M,lhbl ,n lh® ““‘“J*8 medium for service by our young Paul Myer* and Lawrence Fuller ' Dy - garden and family nutrition. I No. 58, LOOP: president of tne a i ai?d GeX BevSS tastaiu^ c,ty schooto 5742 WCrr rp»*J’,t'red for people: and the two captains. Myers' team 1 . Ui ,“nd, .*,nt S ‘ 1Highlights of the need and value j Bike Rationing hare hrenreTSrierf Jfire 1 Book No 2 WHEREAS the American - Red won a close hard fought contest 38 {Ute d^lbutora but retailers and d'££ rawpp loop .. home-” .nd how hXedcure' Al " meeting held on Fridav a Cross Lv able and ready to render Restrictions Relax, op.n Rntlon ; V.'XM PJ.U' kX’; ' Mr.■ Ann.M. n„, u,. i the al/cJrm taUl committee, consisting of Mr* Aben protection and relief in case of Ure Annsble has. ... for several year*. when 1 JohMon- chairman. Mrs. C D aforementioned dlsaSter*; Srs SunlMlh,HnpolSr '“I^Sufen'rtS’S™ Onb ... Mort ““ «. lhe rtlMruri M !»■ fkiV’ B4,uer- Mrs ° M Fuller- Mr* L .. THEREFORE. Charles H. Hiring* THERXTORt Clurtai 18 16 7 7-to ' and whose gross food volume ln Michigan State College. A ptait - . luncrai mxne nere.,----------------.unctions, bicycles have become MH tf^heXhfrill a hb.re e Ban,t,tt Mrs E A. Cauklns. Mrs Leonard. Mayor of I.Hasting*, in acimportant aid to local tran*portaBnS Ih“ .“X om “ "£ ■ “S'1!0."1- it1.'?...0JR"- t?«. -•It!’.. ",e .«,.«» tian problems and many workm year and Mrs. Robert Dryer, was United States who has proclaimed wda^ S I Wl’ll’lll ILL HHI'ILl/ . and school children are now ' ped---------. «e* -----bulk users mayait^nd alxo open suchother ae- ; *cU l**3-. **1' 1,. th‘'^/‘ptioiw named to axskt with explaining the March as Red Cross Month, do call mtinta home extension agent. Miss Buiallng** their way to work and acnoatvm. wnn’i mJ? O|' polnt syrtem shoppers in on all public spirited people of this DEFENSE COMM. MAKES . J*Ration Banking Account you '»* every Barry county family TA HEf nillT Uf A If C InvHluable Kasollne and rubber is w <?Jr. n-c'SP< lhe various food stores during rush community to make every effort to being saved by these willing bika bu Ji i hour* rach- under “ ’’lore leader. support the 1943 Red Cross War TWO APPOINTMENTS deposit rattan .tamps, certificates |<«J-ve a, riders. Thl* ha* been madk poulbto Fr J. v. Dillon, chairman of the‘or ration checks with your own tiwse,meeting* wliich are scheduled । . . — . . Tin nl^‘,5. ?wnd em 1 Mr* w A Ochader. Sr., is the Fund. I urge every man and womas follows • through the relaxed government re­ Barry County's Quota It at his camp In Bermuda i leader at the Thomas store; Mrs an. boy and girl to give their sup­ Defense committee for Barry Co.1 local commercial bank Then you r — .. — . a .. . -------» — — ._iu...t nw through our strict tana on bicycle rationing. 10:30 A. M. Nashville sclwol. You won't believe this next bit Earl Chase at the A A: P store: Mrs port by contributing through our annoiuu.es announcM tlie tlw appoUitment appoUitment of of Carl Carl write write ration ration checks checks against against your yourdede-: t Fifteen Volunteers of news — Mrs. Cook and .1 „.are v R E Walt at Kro«er’s;..Mr» Wm local chapter to the Red Cross War H Tuttle of Nashville iui chairman po*» whenever you wish to re-stock . 10:30 A. M. Delton school -Mrs. **r*. r. l. Hauer, who wax reccni- • actually rationed item. item. Purpose Purpose Isis to tosimp-1 simp- I 2:00 P. M. Woodland school. nebmilv playing ni.vimr in «n a . dance or- Corkln Corkln al at the the Food Food Center Center and and Mrs Mrs jFuhd; [Fund; and and II further further proclaim proclaim that that i,ooff the lhe Barry Barry County County Salvage Salvage con.con.- «a rationed I ly named as recruiting chairman boards to authorise bicycle pur. chestra. so you can see Hurt Slier-. Robert Dryer at the Sheffer gro- ... it — is the ..~ — sense — of all of us who are mitlee. OU..LIUIIIS succeeding kllMKJ Charles IM Annabfe, U.UV>N, •••/ Ufy the keeping M. of ■M.ku.axaccurate I.NU.Uh record* ' for the Women’s Army Auxiliary ch«<' by anyone, regardless of oc2 00 P M. Middleville school. man wax right about war. espe- eery. ' residents of Hastings that our gifts who recently resigned and to relieve the local Ration Corp*, commonly called lhe WAACS cupation. who needs one to go io 8:00 P. M. Hastings courthouse. etally for lhe service men and their These women are also asked to must be larger than ever this year, i The chairmanship of such a com- Boards of considerable detail ------In this county, received her ere- <ork er perform his job. The Barry County Ration Office , Urban as well as farm gat lady friends who come to these make suggestions to the purchasers In order to enable this great na- I rnlttec lx no easy task and Barry Co ' irdeners dentists on Monday and has already I Ownership of an automobile no dances every. Saturday night and of canned rationed goods so they tional organization of ours to meet 'has been fortunate In having at the hete will be closed by government are encouraged and invited To ... at-। Sstarted wmwm lhe organization .<•»of her longer prevents any person from get­ submit to our music. Harry Wood may get the most and best values whatever demands are made upon head of this committee a person so orter *«h Wednesday afternoon, tend and the meetings will’ ‘be committee, ‘ of‘‘Icounty county committee. Ung * certificate for a new bike. who formerly played piano Is now from their ration stamns. if the it. i capable, and willing to give his1 -------< • * ----------„—.— a committee ------- “—- School children, too. who Utt 1*4 interest and education to both has-: Monday evening in the marines Bob Roush, trum-1 purchaser Is confused about what band and wife, according to Mr composed of Mrs Bauer, Mrs. Rich- mile from school are eligible to ap­ Iml rlloru. .. Mr An,..blr Hr EIGHT SELECTEES . I hu .nl.nrtW job inh tnr * ' ' •*»•»•*•** ■ •-*-•* jM-t sirtuoao is In lhe army. Frank to do The OPA has cautioned •Is'e lux* dnn. done «a splendid for rtxrimu* defense I Foster Every Barry' county family ; ard Groos. Mrs. Clayton Brandstet- ply to their rattan board for per­ We*t is in the Army Air Corps and housewives to snread their point 11 S dtCDDinS <Z JGCODS in this county. Mr. Tuttle wifi, no LEAVE ON FRIDAY । should have a garden in 1043. ax ter and Mrs. Pay Marble, met at mission to purchase a new bicycle. Dick Hinckley in the Navy. I nev- j spending as evenly as |x>s.sible over a part of their war effort. This ti . the USO room for an organization “ One er could see why cither the army die whole month and has also .sug­ Drug Store Now wvm. - - Inducted -- At Fort - |, ikll necessary .u.u, to V.uw. offset Uli the I«>u>ru canned goods . nirruuj. meeting. mis. Mrs. nauci Bauer was luuiteu named ar navy would want a Saxophone I gftited that lhe stamps of largest / On Monday of this week, the firm । “ rationing and as the proper health 'temporary temporar Because Miss Louise Hayward..luta Custer Previous Week chairman and Mrs. p ayer but probably Prank ahd Dick ' denominnttan be used first leavln/ name of Carveth & Stebbins, in be- ' 1left the city. Miss Alice Hagebhaw. | Eight selectees who will leave of the family requires fresh green Brandrtetter as temporary secretary AUCTION SALES did not disclose their talents in this | the smaller value stamps for later ing since 1908. was changed to Steb- v. , is affiliated with the Barry Co. i for Fort Custer on Friday mom- vegetables who rgetaoics which wnicn will win be oe scarce • a larger group nas has been .. |{ H!1AW propr IA_. -...I the (.1/ le Kel-1 »e-l ...... *... lhe .. U. .... . ____ __ _ _ . , . garden, . '__var._ ... ___ will ____anon _ __ , to . _perfect . named line to their recruiting officers. As in the month nnd thus permit the bin* A: Jacobs On Jan. I, 1Q40. A Health Dept, and W K. ing from 8. A. room are: The planning of. the jond meet a perr.*r*rf' u sn*w our orchestra now stands. Mrs Cook ■ points to "come out even.” Foundation, has wen been luunni named Vinceiaw Joseph Dana, Sahk, ueuon; Delton; leties •i. Carveth. v i.i...... then ...vu in .1. poor .health, miui. logg ruuuuuuwi, vinceiaw jusepn planting, innunrm commuter. ia aoaiuon in leUes to plant, ptant. time or ojj>lanting. ta- j^en^commRlee^U addlttanjo Aixttan Sate al the ■plays Java tin. - system __ ■__ is simple __ .... .when one H. the i.lann. piano: Howard Frost. The j disease mi. — control — . and other the . four niw named ■above, th. nii~.._ i, fann । mlt# W»st- ij mu* sold his share in the store on con- to succeed Mix* Hayward as a mem- Donald Louis Smith. Cressey; Ger- sect» and the rfollowFrancis Goggins and John Chand­ understands It and should result in lines iuminuiu .i nnu the me uer ui the me Defense i/cieiisee.uuncu. Bld Orville UTVUie Sitton. onion, Woodland; wooaiana; Harliar- cultural practices will be discussed. I Ing have been chosen: Miss Ambra ' tract to Richardjaiuu Jacobs and ber of Council,rrprrrepre- , aid ler trumpets: Bud Wolf. Dick Bo­ a more equable distribution of firtn firm name men.lv aarecognition rrcrwmlt Inn senting .inline the thn Barry Rnr-rvCo. rvi Nurses' Uur...' A._ ..___ __________ —.... .... i-_.. 1 rrutw*. VI.. vr «ar*...noruert ocnowaiter. l nameL*merely As- nIH old Leland Gates, ahalKwIllaShelbyville; RavRay- i|Home economics___ specialist win. ir.ualso ■££jfSKi gart. John Lockwood and myself rationed food. ■ of the present ownership structure, soclation. imond Carl Overholt. Middleville; speak on how beat to prepare thex-1 Mr*. Lewis Hine. Mrs R. E. Wait.*; ceUent list of RegUtercd Milking •axophoue and Lynn Newton bass 'Waller Allen Brodock, Middleville; । vegetables to .make them healthful | Mrs. Otto Isenhath. ndTiu.-.i,.' Mis* Grace .. tizlng . John Chandler and Dick Bogart | Gordon Clark Trick. Delton: Arthur ' and nppc to the family. ,o-*-v—• »»-«•— liave already been called for their 1 Clarence McKelvey, Hastings R. No, | -r much to plant to produce } How (Continued on page 8. Sec. 1) ' chickens hay and grain, tool*, harRED CROSS "PRODUCTION LINE" IN ACTION phyxicaU. John Lockwood has en­ I Kenneth Bass of Nashville who I 2 ® 2 pints of vegetables and I , BUU uwacamu Tf ^vegeta^bles^ j—----------------------- 1---------------------- .J 1K4CI ne»7and household bwmb goods.. n A lunch listed in the reserves and expects accommn ed th« Sroun to KalamaI fru,u 10 can " nd 230 pounds of ,urh D aL L J 14 a*Mt>n wUl be on lhe around*. Da hl* call very soon, and Francis Gog™™T?lte«m£day foMndurttan vcBetable* as cabbage potatoes, i Brotherhood Meeting not miss this role. Allen Haskins 5ins U just waiting for his ntxt squash and carrots needed by each D . J * ti ic •«» crr s,,e and E- E. Gray Irthday. person In the famll ywill be db- i rOSrpOneu TO Mor. 13 ; will act as clerk. Be *ure and took ' ThLs won't leave much of an or­ cussed. The estimated value of this , mpetlnHrnth-1Uw? “«**■ ebewhere In this issue, chestra as far as quantity Lv con­ TIRE AND GAH RATIONING ! ----------cerned but Oh what quality! At Effective March 1st. it is no long- food if purchased Is about 5200.00 L j er neceasary to make application to JlXd mSu nT'ir. of .March 15 a,-, original- GJ*JTO!S ®l^fKMAW? least in our own opinion* Anyway have tires retreaded. If you have aJLi. the ».* acheduled. Kim Sigler te to be * dt<ld^„‘JuJl fanning. we are going to carry on till you ! a tire that needs retreading, all that' wwl-planned honje food supply. I >peaker Mr. Blackman will hare an auettao fellow* finish the job and come back to take our places I it lx necessary for you to do on \OTfCE 1 --------------- ***--------------- mC B ?,clu?an/^I? located Hube Cook. ; March 1st. or after, is to leave your ’ H. C. Dunton will be at the Barry EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING I 'l •’’* ! tire with a tire dealer to be sent county court House. Hastings on 1 The executive board of the Barry in for retreaduig. Ssdavsu March < 111. 18I and 25.1C0. Chapter. American Red Crore. Calling Harold F. Bolo—we're out The Rationing Board warn* that from । 30 t<> 4 30 p M for lhe pur- *111 nierl Tue*day. March 9 »• ’•*’ l*^>ren Coppock will cry the sate aM of breath making the rounds try­ | when a Ure tnsjvector makes note- p^ ot B^ung thaw taxpayers Bt lhe City Clerk's office. ing to locate you so you could col­ Uie ndv. elsewhere in this issue fat ! °n. °n.ia TLre iln“i2TCl ?” *’l’° ,,av*‘ ,n Intangible Tax return ■ .............. lect on the money order that you full particular. ■ that a Ure should be retreaded. It , with the Michigan Deiwirt • n, ----- • **■were entitled to last week—we still Grand Rapids. Mich. I ----- - ---! w necessary that this be taken care of RFrvenue. These returns cook Bro* need your address — who knows of at onceas a ^lay In getung a imusl'be filed on or before M.irrh naatinn Mich • ' S»*2Tr what It 1*7 | tire repa red would make the own31 „ nd thoM , nol (lllng OIl q. M dn!p S&n 1 I m.lnL ro Thbi week the maztuna goes to I er incligioie tor new tires tn ute ; : i? u vere'dHfir ’ ^.r n^! arc ” ubJpcl to •ndTnterret. Enclosed W ‘ hi f i??/ ’ i ’ r d0Ua u? ■'* “ •'farm'acrid^m‘re’d Dennis Ailerdlng—It is yours for I future It is very' difficult at pres| one dollar Dennis as soon ax you a-Jo . for the Banner, which I feel I could . tlie labor *hartage Mr Wllliaon |ent fo get new tires and they should present the money order gt the pro­ j not do without. Itih was ths firat paper I""! naveJ", an AUC Auction Sato t' al the faro* 1. mm*! TO NOTICE ' ’u,™ '!“ 51? per place. you h.vr .-B-or -C- nwllne I Tn. uunul mr.uni ol the Hu. Li " lit ijnef?. Ml™ IS LSI? .H “*I Eight more boys leave Friday for My father. <Mllo W. Fwhl mile north of Ban fie Id. Hr ; ration expiring March IM. and have tings Rural Fire Association will be ■ small. Fort Custer to join up with you always read it to we girls. He was offering a Rood list of borara. , not signed a renewal application, held at the City Hall at 2:00 p. m lads, seems like they’re leaving very very choice, always hunt* the papers । you should do so at once on Saturday. March 8 Everett fast these days. Lost Friday when up high, so he could save them. P. L. Bauer. Chairman of Ration-1 Swegles. Secretary. fifteen took, off. Mrs. John Wooten Sometime* It would be two weeks ing Board ■ -—........... <-»■«- . ■ made popcorn balls, all wrapped between times of getting the Ban­ ---------------------------------------------------- , ATTENTION BOWLERS separately, and when the boys ner*. Then whoever went to Has­ NURSES AID i I wish to express my. appreciation boarded lhe bus their leader (one tings would bring all lhe mad along particular*. । All application* for Nunes Aid for your patronage at the Hastings of the groupi took the popcorn the road to our home, which wM training should be mailed to Mrs. j Recreation bowling alley* during m miles east of where Freeport balls and tossed one to each fel­ Mrs. W. D Barnes and ber workers shown in th« picture made a record in filling the kite for the George Hebdan. West Green St . I my years a* manager. I hope you U now. Then. it was all woodland. FRED MUFKk. low a note has already come back armed foree* when they met in the Red Cross room*. Monday night. Feb. 15. In one hour and a half Ail the omont Hastings, before March Sth. Ap|*D1 extend the same courtesies to raying how good they were, and When. we girl* married and left they filled MJ bags with stationery, books, pencils soap boxes, cigarettes, shoe laces, shoe polishing cloth* plication blanks may be obtained Mr. Parlove the new manner home we all took th« Banner. Mr Shafer will be ■ what a Uvoughtful tiling it was to at lhe Red Crow Room*. William Schader. Jr. .3*4 sisters have all passed on Inng ago. public auction at do. Mrs. Woolen says she’ll do the I will be 84 years old In April and same for all the boys who iekve1 NOTICE . NOTICE TO FISHERMEN look forward to the Banner coming from here and for all thaw fellow* I i The Brotherhood meeting which Fishermen are asked to please ley Cumming*. Mr*. Rowel Kantaer. Mr*. Frank Andrus. Mr*. Wm. Al Scbsder, Mr*. James L*ng»um. jwa* to have bean on Monday,'make a special effort to remove Yours you need any help, such as lard or Mr*. Bay Water*, Mr*. Osborn. Mr*. Lockwood, Mr*. Archls McDonald, Mr*. Hoonan. Mr* Harbert Quig- 1 March 15. has been postponed un- their fish house* from the loc bestuff let u* know Mrs w. and well will til the following week. March 22 I fore it breaks up so they will not MM Colire* Ave N. help you out You’ve taken on a Kim Sigler will be the speaker i sink and interfere with motor boats. Grand Rapids,-Mich. (Continued on page 1, Sec. t) . .... . ......... 1 eta. , Wollace, Rogers Candidates For City Clerk "Let George Do It." seemed to be the attitude of most Hastings vot•To Whom Tils May concern: And especially to old %oliy him­ 'era at tne city primary Monday of course, being "tlie other self. whoever he is. and where did ' (George, he ever get the idea that I could fellow' i, for the total vote was write a letter that might interest verv light despite the presence of city-wide and two ward conhim or anyone else. My wife ha* one In all fairness, however, it ■kept all my letters to her. both be­ teste. be admitted that the primary fore and after we were married and must was proportionally better they don't make a very imposing turnout than the usual turnout at the party package elUier in bulk or in literary caucuses which used to name the contents My letters home from mil true usuuuy candidate*. College usually stavea stated vnav that 11 wii-* was c in good-health and hoped the folks Total vote in the city was 667 of were the same A P S wu usu- « t«t» registered vote of about 2.500. ally added just as though it was an 1 hb b a tunwut of klightiy ffss ntlcrthought. and not the main reu- than « per cent and Is about in line ron for writing, stating that my *“»> the usual primary vote in funds were pretty low and a lit- ;»»ate elections. tie money might be appreciated by | Result* of the city primary were some of the Ann Arbor merchant* ,a* follows: For cllv City Clerk-Walter Wallace. iind Cy Houstons bowling alley*. , Por “ * “ “ Sterling Rogers. 172. Fred Till* .same flare for literary gen- 310: ' 125. Walter Wallace and Ster­ ills wax UiheriU'd by Leslie while Hale. ling will be the two candidates at S^‘bJniS!l?'.ffa.m ii™: 1the “ final election ™ on Monday. April bus home to stale his wants rather . F Aiderman in the First Ward— than write a tetter However there lWX lZl«: Herbert Calkins. wav one exception in Davids case. „. Beverwyk. 22 and Archie Last fall we got a past card from ••• •• — -...1 W. RMckord. 21. Walter Eaton and him one Thursday stating, there Herbert Calkin* will be the two was u squirrel in hl* hunting coat candidates Bl „ final election on at u the hanging in the cellar way. which Mondav April 5 hr xhot the previous Saturday. I -For Aiderman in the Third Ward which wr might like to remove be- 1 Don Siege). 59; Ixiuls Abbey, 45 fore decomixiaitlon set in. His lit­ — and Fred Smith. 15. Siegel and erary effort was wasted as we had Abbey will be the two candidates al already found thr squirrel for the the final election on Monday. Aprd icoron hr gave Davr enlLsted last August in Die reserve* and U ex­ pecting his call any day now. and wr are hoping hLs teller writing will improve when he get* farther from home than Kalamazoo । RATION BOOKS ARE DISTRIBUTED SAXONS LOSE TO CHARLOTTE 40 - 53 WAR FUND 1943 AMERICAN RED CROSS PRODUCTION MEETS ...’i To Fi" Voco"c*Lch a COMMITTEE NAMED ‘ KtlKUll WAAU �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH 4, 1943 LOCAL NEWS conserve on points ... to budget them better over Under the paint-rationing system, which assures the period. Second, tyo kinds of currency — money and point-stamps — extra cash savings at every point in and you save BOTH when you shop here. First, our . . . at every one fine variety of unrationed foods make it so cosy to do all your buying at one time. enables you to of our daily low mean prices market our departments the five that TO SAVE TIME wc arc asking ou customers to hove their ration points, coffee & sugar stamps ready first. Wc will sort out your groceries for ration items before taking your money. Pillsbury’s Best Flour $l.25 Purasnow Flour! $1.15 241 2 lb. sack covers without ^i, POI.'NT Baby Food 39c dor 6' 6' 13' Junior Food Baby Food Enriched with extra vitamins Quaker Oats pkg. Igc. pkg. lOc Ulapp-. can 22c £ 6 POINTS Vegetable Soup Kellogg’s Corn Flakes 8c pkg. .1 for (ampbells Chicken Soup . . CumpbelLn Peanut Butter n 2 smalt I9c giant Chipso i«9. 6lc 22c Igc. pkg. 22c small .m.n 2 . . Beef Soup O Campbell* “ for Vegetable Soup Orongctts 22c 22c lOc pkg. 22c largt 49c Igc. pkg. Large size package Ivory Flakes ib. jar X giant 60c small 2 for 19c Duz I9C tor & 8 23' 17' 29' 23' 10' .’st i™!?..0!™-?. POINTS Corn Vacuum parked Corn Vacuum packed Catsup 2.27 2 2 Cocktail Sauce lb. 32c CHUCK BEEF ROAST Ground Beef o f . tb.Pork Roast Erath, ib. 39' Short Steaks 37' Veal Steaks Lb. . . 42' Pork Chops 41' Veal Breast Crater eats. lb. 22' Pork Shoulder Pork neck Steak*, lb. . 39' Bones. 10' Ib. . Pork Sausage Boiling Beef 29' Lb. Grade Nu. 1. lb. 19' ROUND & SIRLOIN STEAKS >b 39< Catsup Catsup Pik Nik . Dry Beans Great Northern 25' 31' 17' 17' 14' O lbw 1“ 9 C ** Currants Hor. pkK. 1 ■ 17c 24' Cut Green Beans Q7c .2 for Jordan MR. H. LIVINGSTONE VF-JHPIANAPVUS mH $ CALIFORNIA CARROTS 2 Florida Oranges 4Kc “v Rutabagas Ti® *ire. dot “■ Apples Fanry Spys . Cabbage 7c New. b- ■ HEAD LETTUCE 15' Qc *>* 2 lbs. Q OCc |b». "V Grapefruit O j Cc Piuk Meal ") “for ■ 16 Sweet Peas o 20 Raisins 2 for 25' Prunes 19' 21' POINTS 13' 20' BUY WAR BONDS ANp STAMPS HERE! FOOD;,CENTER THE BEST FOR LESS 1 1 0ft . yf'TCAND THEATK»= 81— s N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. § FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MARCH 5 and 6 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Richard Carbon and Martha O'Drbc’oll MY HEART BELONGS TO DADDY and Roy Rogers and Gabby Hayes be at oar store on "RIDIN' DOWN THE CANYON" Special Showing of Fine Spring and Summer SUNDAY and MONDAY. MARCH 7 and 8 Claudette Colbert. Joel McCrea and Rudy Vallee 0 "PALM BEACH STORY" BareaiA matinee Sunday 1:M to 3:00 Suitings.( Xopcoatings Maitc-tu-Ordcr Here’s your opportunity to choose from "suit-size” sam­ ples—large enough to give an accurate idea of how they will look when tailored. Every new color, pattern, and weave— hundreds to select from. Whcjhcr you arc hard or easy to fit, you will enjoy the serv­ ices of an expert, assuring perfect clothes styled with in­ dividuality and fine custom character. OR FUTURI TUES.. WED.. THU RS.. FRI.. MARCH 9. 10. II. 12 Paul Muni and Ann Carter "The Commandos Strike At Dawn" Then will be no increase in price* AR UY B w TIIEATK|7 Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAYond SATURDAY. MARCH S and 6 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Chester Morris and Constance Worth 'Boston Blockie Goes Hollywood’ and The East Side Kids and Gale Storm "SMART ALECKS" BE MEASURED WHILI HI IS HERE; IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SUNDAY and MONDAY. MARCH 7 and 8 Robert Paige and lhe Andrew* Sisters "HOWS ABOUT IT'" Waters Clothes Shop 204 E. STATE ST., HASTINGS. MICH. Tlie W.S.C.S will meet Ln the SPERRY E. ROUSH IS. /hurvh jxtrlors Wednesday evening. FIRST LIEUTENANT Sperry Evison Roush son of Mr■Mf.r, 10. at 7:30. Harold Foster will show slides of scenes taken in th" Mabel Roush. came home Sunday I west and Mrs. Robert Burch will for a visit and is awaiting his call •I sing social musical numbers. Mr;. to --------sendee—m— the....... Army SlgnuPconw Vw<pJ iCltaritf Paul has arranged the pro- J in which he has enlisted and lias 1 received received his his contmlsslor. commission a" a* a Fird Fir*t : gram. ----------I’ Lieutenant. PRAIRIi: GARDEN CLUB , 'i T-. la „„ For IL. the past seventeen ,„ years he | Dotothy Carey was hostess to the had been employed by the Mlchij Prairie Garden Club at its regular pm Bell Co . and has worked *m : meeting; Tuesday. Feb. 23, Twenty- Ontr.S J... Jcc"-;;. Irand Rc;:i. Rapid*. Jackson and Z..ukBattle six members and one guest. Doris Creek. On Monday he went to pc­ ; Maichelc, enjoyed a pot luck dinner, troit for instructions concerning his | Idea.-, for wartime meals were ex- i assignment In the Slcnal Corp-. changed during the roll call,. Il wa*' Because of hl* wars of experience i voted to make a contribution to the > with the Bell co., he Is splendidly Rc<l Cross. Jennie DnvLs will be trained for this/ vital division of : hastes al the next meeting March the military service, as coinmunlca' 23 and Mvrta Jackson will have Hons must be efficiently handled. charge of the program. • i ;— ---------- < • *------------ADVENTIST. Seventh-day • ! The Banner class of the Metho-1 Services-Saturday morning | dLst church will meet with Mr* Sabbath School—0:30 am. (Warren Roush. 421 East Grand St. Church—11:00 am. - next Tuesday night. Mar. 0. for the Temporary Location usual pot luck supjx!r. An Easter 1 IOOF—Small auditorium. Comer eollMUon will be taken. Visitors arc ; Green nnd Jefferson St. Coine and welcome. worship with u* ■ POINTS Sift Peas ST-,; sgfffi Hostings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 front tht KAHN TA1LVR1FTC TO 14 P O I N T S Asparagus Tailoring Expert Coming FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 5-6 y; n FRUIH £ VEGETA8LEI i Oranges Berry a* instructor. It will be held in Hastings in lhe 2nd ward school, Monday. Mar. 8. at fl pm. If you are Interested call Mrs. Albert The Petunia club will meet at DELTON . Hie MUo-Cre**ey Home Literary Mrs Lydia Powell*. corner Dioiuv Club will be entertained by Mrs. J and Marshall on Friday. March 5. C. Horton and Mr*. Ad* Thorpe al the home of the former Thursday. FORMER LOCAL GIRL March 11. It will be the annual WEDS TEXAS MAN meeting Roll call will be ' Help­ Lost Wednesday evening in 81. ful Hinu for Future club Pro- Paul's cathedral, at a beautiful can­ charlour . w w 8por w tj, Review broadcast? ?ranis." Dessert will be ttrVtd at dlelight ceremony, tlie marriage ot cnarwne. , After listening (b-Madame Chi- •-Mr*’andMrs." Walter ManMIeld :30 P. M Miss Jeanne Clncebcaux. daughter The Delton Inland Lakes Garden of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Cincebeaux ang* masterful address to Congress of' 25 ------* -- Battle *« —-•- — Piper Ave.. Creek, are hold Its regular---------meeting , at of Bloomfield Hills *nd Trail's Ena. did anyone else resolve to do some­ the proud pan-iiU of a duaghtcr Club will r--------thing about their voice nnd voca­ bom March 2 at Leila hospital. Mrs home ,of Mrs. *y Durxee.. Gun lake, to Robert Christopher bulary? Her power reminded us Mansfield will be remembered as------------1 ai’“r~?.---------------y “Jteraoon.. —irch 11. Roll .Gould of Houston. Texas, was sol1~ u_ ..^ v — Hobby? Mrs. icmnlzed. The service was read by icall —wh What's Your of Jimmy Fidler* advice to hl* Esther Seeber. Bertha Bush will tell abdul testing Rector Dean O. Ferrell in tlie prtuyoung daughter about the wav to the soli and Mr* Bert Palpxi. fer- jence of one hundred guests, win fame and fortune "Just learn OBERMAN—HERSHBERGER tlllrcr io use and how lo apply. Ferns, palm*, bouquru of whHp-' lo talk like Rosalind Russell.' Miss Carolyn Hershberger, daugh­ [nn(j sainion colored glidkrti-'lind ------------------------ -- L Our two second teaitg, put on a ter of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hersh­ fast antf exciting match before the berger of Woodland, and Victor E. MARTIN CORNERS-------------------- ; lighted tapers dccorjitcdthe-altar Rev Victor Jone* of Hickory CurT '>c bride, who win given in innrCharlotte game Friday nigh: Tlie Gherman of Grand Haven were su-pense lasted until the filial united in marriage Sunday, Feb. 14, ncra will preach at the Martin riage by her father, was attired In next Sunday, Mar. 7. Let i a drcsamaker gown of blue faille, whistle blew. nl the l-.otne of the bride's parents. church there be a good attendance to hear trimmed with luce. Her accessories Barry County maple syrup pro­ Rev. H. V Townsend read tfic vows t»ie presence oU'wen- li,,n A t-P«ial offering will bv Uk- |wcrt BIld she carried a bouducer.. arc inquiring daily of county afo p \i guesu Mrs Marwret ,or “» WQrk chuich |wre , qu« of rooe. and.frae.ia. Agent Foster's office as to the cell­ tt-flve ‘pla'-M -O Piomb? kfiTu‘v'• Y^C •nd !’bro“d ... °f. h2n°r' ing price on maple syrup According Truly." and the Mendelsohn "Wed------• * ------------------------' 2? ^rei" to information received by Mr. Fas­ (REEK hh 7- bOn’ ter tlie ceiling price on Grade A ding March' and Uw bride'. »l*Ur. I CEDAR CREEK The Community club meets this qbl2j! syrup in gallon containers to re­ Joan fcimt "Because." Miss Maxine Gillespie, formerly »'-*k Friday night Everybody in-'J*? 2®'!^ *** tail customers 1* 93 3B per gallon. • DelJ®‘t , „ Grade B 93.11 per gallon. Cases of oi Silver Lake. Ind , was maid of , Mted. --------------- **'*■ ----------1 ’“oUier of the b gallons Grade A syrup sold to honor and James Edwards of West i DUNHAM DISTRICT ****• c* i‘Tr stores Dial will retail the syrup ------------„...-- ----------the ceiling i» 11753 per case. Eaton The bride wore a brown Botany ine wucox cemetery circle met i County producers, the largest coun- wool suit with brown ucce.v.orle-. and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wai- > Z't.' —“ “V tv association m the state, held a corsage of whit? roses. The maid ter Clark In Maple Grove Center, . mother, 3 ’ The Krtx ?"’* Mrs? acmid. won. wore “a a’Tlue their annual meeting last week and honor was attired In a gold dress Wednesday afternoon. March 3. 'novner. Mr » Gould m.» gown, combined wfth pink taffeti. decided to sell Grade a syrup be- with black accessories and her cor--------------- «t» .and with white accessories White low the ceiling price of 93 25 per We. was of sweet pea*. Tlie brides 'Cloverdale gallon. mother chose a navy blue gown 'Tlie Cloverdale L A 8. will be ' rosebuds and gardenias formed the College juniors and seniors. 18 with a corsage of mixed flowers for held March 11 at the home ot Mi mothers' corsages. Immediately after the wedding, to 28. majoring In engineering sub- her daughters wedding. and Mrs. Waiter Lewis. Everyone is a reception-dinner was held in the Tlie jects are now eligible for officer The ceremony was performed bcbe- welcome, Colonial room of the Wardell hotel, trainingJu the mw US .uaum Naval .B.j.nt .Re .erv« fore baskets of gladioli flanked with . -----the bridal couple leaving later in according to Lt Cmdr D. P Welle* candelabra and palms. Immediate-------- -College or university men majoring >>’ following lhe ceremony a recep- ( The Ck.au Grove L. A. S. meets the evening for a honeymoon in the In engineering may gu directly to uon held after which Mr. and Thursday Mar. 4 with Mrs. Frank eiutem states. Mrs. Gould l* well known in Hos­ >h. /-,»»< — of „« Naval Officer — Obermnn left on a wedding | Kilmer. Dinner to be served by Club the Office Pro- Mrs. 3 will- be "“djlw D.G.T.O. v>uu Club wui will ting* where she lias many friends. curetnem. Ninth Floor. Book Build- tri^to — Miaml^Fla^ — • — j-— They, — •— —-I in, Detroit, or see the college armed at home after Feb. 27 at 633 Frank- meet Mar. 10 with Mrs. Grace Coats, After graduating from the Hastings fin Kt St.. nrnnrt Grand Woven Haven.” """ Ii *" ----------—***** H 1kh.1!'5,,poi. *ne graduated from service representative II Is not ne- , lln the Illinois Woman's College and Mrs. Oberman was graduated from Dowling ccssrtry to go to the Draft boatd.% oealso — studied at lhe Detroit Univerforc enlisting in this proaratn Sliver take surer ua« High nign scnooi. school. ouver Silver <■ ■ Tlie uvawi* Dowling vcmcicry Cemetery uircic Circle wiu will -r~ —- -* ‘ “•* Mr. 1-■ 1 meet for •“dinner -----------• business -----------■ Next Wednesday. March 10 is Ash Lakt ’- ’,nd Mr- Oberman is i> t*third anil meetll1*' Mhool. Wednesdav. the beginning of ix-r.t “'siatant engineer on the Sierra on : >ns Thursday. Mar 11. at the--------------"" Es'ter Ls Sunday. April 25 thp Great Lakes church dining room. Everybody wcl- AMERICAN LEGION AND AUXILIARY Mrs j. w. Armbnuter is cmfined ..P***™ 1?rc*e,l‘a*ay were come, I Auxiliary members arc especially to her home with a sprained ankle. ¥"“2* Gillespie and Mrs ~ ---------------। Invited to the meeting thb. evening, caused when her ankle turned as Gertrude Strong and daughter. AFJC A M17ATIAKIC which is to be preceded by a pot she wa* nt work She was t«k n to AJiP- of oi?“d UlxUANIZA UNj luck supper. Please bring a dish the hnspilal where the X-ncs Charles Oberman. Mr. and Mrs viaI ivil J |of food,----and.-------sandwiches. comshowed there urre no broken bene* S**ar?’ aMr ,and THORNAPPLE * GARDEN CLUB - - ---------- - Tlie v«..Ln the absence cf the mayor and ,^55'a^ Jh»1'iic Thoninple Garden Club has •!L,I4‘'C c>>an!<' L* Mrs. Clertruon .JI™;, Elvira Sayles and Mix the president of. the. city council. ”*>: ??d PJ,„“.n<iiiMr, br< n Invited to attend the Home Don Siegel, aiderman ircm lhe third r32t^f’waS?r,CS V “ Unte’ “ll ol Garden meeting of the Extension “tiT Wcdlea. A good attendance Department, to be held at the Court “ d5slred a» l>>»ns for the birthday ward, presided al the council meetHaren. W to be dkciBsed Also ing on Friday. evening. Routine. , House Monday evening. March 8 those interested In the Muhar clue business wa* transacted and the i An' one mav d0 “ Ci‘!>ua* act ol at 8 pm. ----------- are asked to come and get Infor­ mayor wa* authorized to send a । Rcod-naturc: but a continuation of. Tlie Maccabees will have a pot matl°n about lhe club from the letter o! apreciation to Mrs ster- tllera &hows it a purl of the tentluck supper followed by a social eve- Unlt Fres. Mrs. A Una Larsen. Tlu. ling Rogers, who Itos resigned as porament. nlng at the hail Thursday. Mar. 11. •soclal committee for April is com|x>M?d of Mra Mrs ,Ari,n Lydia Rooerr. Rnger.-,. Mru Mrs । Al! Maccabees and their families are *lxned I invited. Plea-se bring coffee and sug- Irene Johncock and Mrs Esthc | ar. sandwiches and one dish lo pass Del Monte Whole Keincl 1st Call MEAT DEPARTMENT JIT Full of Juke. 8 lbs. LACEY The Union Cemetery Circle will have a pot luck dinner at Ketch­ ams Hall. Wed. Mar. 10. Election ot officers. ”"h^ ss?jtss a fair share of food for everyone, you buy with Wheaties An Extension class in geography the U. B. *nd Canada is being “•COMMUNITY NOTICES ofoffered by the WM.C.E. wRh Dr Greet your Red Cross Volunteer 1 woriUng^ta'a' Shier''ice*Crt-art^Cx ’<re >n Orat!d RaU/hasVn .... x..... transfefred iransierrea to to Hastings nasimgs as as manage.mannge.? n Rera*7nbc,r..lhf art's 1s a DOUBLE one, for War Re'** -• •*— ^^ eUr‘’ <of the local .tore, and •••-Mln Franand the regular wort work at hame home ccna cutler has luumcd. the man­ ning in on the big end ot agement of the Miller *tcre tn Ann the score-------------nll srason— tjie defeat^ . Fri..­ Arbor. day night. u_ by zn Charlotte . — was rather , evl Raufstjtter 1» quite ill a bitter pill to swallow and the at­ and under the doctors care at her mosphere was pretty gloomy. How­ home on East Grct-n fit. . ever the boys lire working doubly . SAVE UATIAC | If V I I V ■ [for* her loyalty and efficiency. Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 9:00 The Barry will be closed on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday each week until further notice. Effective with Mor.9 0 0 �THE HASTINGS BtNNFR THURSO LT. MARCH <. 19W CHURCH NEWS GBACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Morning worship at 10:30. Sermon by lhe pastor, "A Blind Beggar’s Opportunity." Sunday school at 11:30 A M. Sunday school .staff meeting to­ morrow. 7.30 F.M.. at 521 W. Court On Sunday. March 14. the Grace Guild will observe tlw third anni­ versary of IU organization in lhe morning service at 10:30. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH A joint meeting of tlie trustees and elders waa held at the Manse Tuesday evening. March 2. . The Presbyterian Guild met at lhe home of Mrs. Sterling Moore Wednesday evening. March 3. Tlie Woman's Missionary Society will meet with Mia Robert Shan­ non. 118 E. Walnut St., at 2 P. M.. Thursday. Match 4 Mn. Aben Joluison will lead and Mrs 8. Con­ ger Hathaway will liave charge of I--------------------------------------------------AT THF THFATRES Ml i nc l IM.J Tlie management minounrr* that the Barry Theatre will be ilo»ed for part of the week. See ad for par­ ticular*. Johnny. Weissmuller. Franee* Gifford Combining ihe^lhrillv of modem warfare and the hazardous existence of the jungle into one lllrn based on the adventure story by Edgar Rice Burroughs. "My H*arl Belong* to Dadd)" ■tarring Richard Cartoon, Martha ODriaeoll 1 Tlie story of a bubble dancer whose in-law* want to take het .baby away from her because they I don't think she know* how to bring It up properly. "Bo*ton Blackie Goes to Hollywood" Medical patient* discharged are Mncnnir Fvz»nt> Harold Sinclair. Halting*. R <v»«*OniC JOG Id I CVCnr 3; 313 s M>aiican f\i TL, WJlllam Hale. Harting*. R. 3: Ho1 ne JvQSOrl ward Bristol. 812 W Green; Tho> j Hasting* Chapter No. 68. Royal Roitrbocher. Hastings. R 5; Law- Arch Mason*, have completed plans rence Durkee. Lake Odessa: Baby for Ladles Night" to be held Pri1 David Huinmell. 720 fl Jefferson St. day evening. March 5. commencing 1 Guild No. 14. Mrs. John Eddy.-with Ute compUmtntary dinner to | chairman, hap donated two bedside be served at 6:30 o'clock. Accord—--------------------------------w coinmUt,e on grange, stands -u.... which arc appreciated. Thanks ahd to Mrs. Phoebe menu. "sU Royal Arch Masons nnd Fighter of Freeport for the lovely their ladies." are invited. There Will be an after-dinner musical program flowers sent from the memorial service for her son. Corporal Ber­ and Life Membership Certiflcalr* nard Fighter, who was killed in ac­ will be pre^nted to six Royal Arch tion in New Guinea on Jun 1. Tlie members of long Mantling Later, memorial »a* held on Sunday af­ the Pant Masters Degree will be ternoon in tlie Freeport Methodist conferred on three candidates widle church. ; the women are entertained at cards. Mrs. ajr-ir'-niH Groreina tsauer Bauer win will nave have _ ... 7 Th. Mlo» who n«,r »iuw,r. « ol aUuwr nnwwhmtw letter will explain now Uial he * Arciue Relekord L* high prigst of heeding the government's warning the local Royal Arch chapter The to conserve paper committee on arrangements tor this church Thursday evening. March REVIVAL IN PROGRESS AT WESLEYAN CHURCH , 4th. — Special services are being held1 Sunday nwming worship at ten eijch evening CIICIl CVCIUIIB at O8 UVWC* o'clock at uw UK Uilrty ---- ---­ Wesleyan Mejhodlst church with about "Two Sea* in Palestine and •• -- Myer* ••----- -■ ------- — willTrio jrrsch,* thepreacKci. theme. "Reason* tlie, Evangelistic in will — charge. These workers arc well for Tithing, known Southern singers and their . Sunday school at 11:4. Hav, superin superintendent. musical program is a special fea-, tie. Hay. Undent, Sunday evenin* evening club w will meet at ture of each service. Tlie attendance 8undav - O' o’clock, Patricia Fewleu. presl- Conntanre Worth is Increajlng nightly and extra real* have been arranged to accom- dent, | Showing - the cleverest of al’ modatc the crowd [ The Boy Scout Troop will meet at crooks al work in Ute glamoroc A »peclal Invitation Ls extended by the church Monday night. March 8 movie capital. Rev. Chrbpell and the people of tlie Beverly Jean Tebo, Infant daugh- "Ridin' Down the Canyon" churcht ter of Linden and Zerepha Tebo of ■Urring Roy Roger*. George Haye* su•— baptized Satuplay .evening the Trio will Plymouth. ---------- Michlfan. ---- -------• Roaring thrilL* and thunderin' m»*ent a program of request num­ with water from the River jordan action In Ute land of exciting ad bers. retieatlng any song they have last Sunday morning at lhe First venture. , suug during the week. All requests Presbyterian church of Hastings. The East Side Kid* in Rev. 8. Conger Hathaway of Has- "Smart Aleck*" with rhould be written out and in the ... pulpit before the service begin*. This Ung*, assisted by Rev. Everett Love Maxie Rosenbloom, Gale Storm will be a service everyone will en- of Freeport, conducted a memorial One of the Kids goes to Jail whet service al 2:30 " P. ” M. Sunday. ”FcbJoy. — *--------------‘u he is unjustly convicted ot robber ' ruary 28th. In the Methodist church committed by Rosenbloom and hi ' al Preeport In honor of Corporal pal. they are apprehended, but i WESLEYAN METHODIST Bernard C. Fighter who was killed jail break returns the criminals t> CHURCH Services each night tills week ano in action In New Guinea. January liberty. next al 8 o'clock with the Myers ,1. 1943. Buck Jones. Tim McCoy, Evangelistic Trio in charge. Special Raymond Hatton in program of'request number* Satur­ HASTINGS "Rider* of the West” day night. METHODIST CIRCUIT to the brim with plenl’ Sunday services: S. 8. at 10:30 In accordance with the plan of ofPacked action and blazing gur Tlie Week of Dedication, preaching playwestern Preaching at 11:30 and 7:30. when Buck takes the part of services will be held Sunday. March Sunday morning the Myers Evan­ 7. In each church of the circuit at a U. 8 Marshal gelistic Trio will sing and Rev. Carl the usual preaching hour. Rev. Vic­ Messer, a member of the Trio, will tor Jones of Hickory Comers will PENNOCK HOSPITAL babies were born at the speak at Martin and Quimby and . Eight preach. We urge you to attend. .... during j—..— the ---the”pastor wilLbe at Goodwill and hospital post. — wrd. j0(lr Hendershott, a special offering for boys and tour girl* They [an n FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Next Sunday marks the end of War Emergency nmis will be taken, girl to Mr. nnd Mfs. Forrest Foley The Goodwill Youth Fellowship 632 W. Bond. Mar 2: a boy to Mr lhe Week of Dedication which Is being observed throughout Metho­ will meet Sunday evening with and Mr*. John White. Hastings. R Vanderlcen---------on So -----Jefferson dism. It is expected that every Louise —---------------------------- 5. Mar. 2: a girl to Mr. nnd Mr■ Blaine Snvder. Freeport. Feb. 28 Methodist Church will hold a serv- , St. n boy to Mr. nnd Mrs. Vemor Ben ice of worship next Bunday morning ----------' nett. 806 8. Washington. Feb. 28. and that an offering will be re- JOINT MEETING ----- . .----jolnl nipellng of Ban-y co eelved .. to -----meet special warA time needs at home and abroad The Ministerial association and the port. R. 1. Feb 2U; a girl to Mr money will be used for Overseas Re­ council of Religious Education will and Mrs. John Maurer. Nashville lief, Camp Activities. Chaplain be held at the Grand St U. B Service. Work tn Industrial Defense church Tuesday. March D bertnnlne lee Hazel. Like Odessa Feb Tt: p Arena, nnd Educational Projects. al 11 a tn. Cooperative dinner at girl to Mr nnd Mrs. Gaylord Ghor­ Each member of the church'U a.*kra noon. Items of business wtU be dis­ ley. Lake Odessa. R. 1. Feb. 28. Surgical patients are Mrs. Henrv to rededicate himself lo new loyalty cussed and Die afternoon meetings In service during this time of worn: Wil) be lead by Rev and Mrs Minor D. Davis. Hastings. R 4: Mrs. Elneed. fxutor of thc-'MiddlevIlIc McUiodlst vin Heffelbowcr. Clarksville; Mn Mr. Stone will use as his theme church. Since these meetings u.e Fomelia House. Battle Creek. R G next Sunday morning "The Church now held bl-monthly a full attend - MLss Susanne Kreider. Leach lake: Mrs. Clavton St. John Del’on. R ! of Christ In a Stricken World.''-Thf once Is expected. ll: Mrs Homer McKibben. Middle­ newly organized Altar Choir will . ville; Mrs. Ernest Scott. Hastings. I sing, also the Adult Choir. The Sun­ BAPTIST CHURCH day School will meet at 11:20. । Sunday school nt 10 o'clock. I Divine services at 11 o’clock. "The Mrs Anne Demond. Hurting* R i Wonders of Redemption" subject. 2. Dan Wright. Freeport. R 1. Fred 1 PILGRIM HOIJNESH CHURCH We ... enjoyed the services «. of .... Rev. Evening service at 7:30. The ful- Dunlao. E. State St., and Mrs Mel­ vin Wade. Ha«tings. R 5. are reg­ U F. Burkey last Sunday. He spoke filment of Isaiah's prophecy. both morning and evening. •**. —u-.. nights *>B ..Y nP. »•U. at the istered as medical patients. . Tuesday Next Sunday evening Rev Mrs. church at 7:30. Patient* discharged since last re­ Wednesday nights prayer meeting port Include the following surgical Manker will speak from the sub­ cases: Richard Teske, Hastings. R ject—"In the Light of Prophecy at lhe church at 7<3O. Thursday night prayer meeting 5; Mrs. Robert Lord. Hasting* R What may we Look for Next?” 1; Mrs Howard Bryans. Delton: Prayer Meeting Thumtay evening for Isreal at the Church al 7:30. The Ladles J. O. Y. missionary Mrs. Clark HUI. Marshall; Flint at Mrs. Sam Shriver, on Madison. society will meet or* March 10. 1943 Phillips. Clarksville; Mrs Kendall Come and worship with us. Place of meeting lo be announced Keller. 711 W Grand; Robert FIRST CHURCH OF CHRUR*. later. Reeves, Vermontville; Mrs. Merton SCIENTIST . ----Hoffman. Hustings, R. 4; Paul The subject for Sunday L "Man." । BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY Woodman. Woodland. vitaminized lb. 27c CHURNGOLD OLEO 80 size 5 f°r 25c GRAPEFRUIT $116 24! lb. sack PILLSBURY FLOUR 21 lb. 22c SNOW WHITE CAKE FLOUR 2 Ib . box 21c MONTEREY GRAHAM CRAX HELP WIN THE WAR BY BUYING BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS STORE HAZEL ROUSH, Mgr. HASTINGS, MICH. -J „7. I have purchased the interesls of William Schader, Jr., PHILIP PARLOVE, Prop. Qnaint Prine*** Slyiaal- • Trim Tailored Ty*Mt Rub-a-dub-dub . . ll'« the cotton season, and she'll nrad a cotton wardrobe for school I And rayons, loo -y they're perfect for parties! Adorable frocks in candy stripe*, prim .checks, dainty florals or ’plain colors with irresistible trimmings. 3-flx and 7-14. [I SCHOOL GIRL COTTONS Nicely made I Inex4 18 pensive! — •. There isn't really plenty of anything! But the best places to look for what you need are the stores that have served you well through the years. Stores like Penney’s, for instance. * Less To Those Shoes The . way Penney arc built, their wearers Shoes the four-month*' ration- All-American Values For Style, Thrift, SERVICE! SPRING SLACKS BOYS 2-98 Pirated And Victory Models! ing limit. Our customers orc used to wearing them much longer than that! Good care helps, of Also A Grand Selection Of JUNIOR LONG1ES, 2-18 yra. 1.98 fing. But above all, they polishing often, to keep vent cracking and scuf­ Tog* For Young Tonghie*! Boys' Jimmies 2-98 Lightweight, smart-looking —and they smile at wet weather! Button fly front models with flap pockets at a slant and adjustable side • straps — knockouts and PRACTICAL! No wonder they're tops for 1943! Sweaters Tough little knits — de­ signed for the hardest kind •of school wear! Two-tone coat styles <a few with zipper fasteners! or handy slipovers to wear under his coal! Hard-to-soil col­ ors boys like! Sizes 7 to 14 Big wide-eyed bonnets, quaint little brims, ahy off-the-face types or saucy little sailors In the brlghesl spring colon for the young miss I Classic Two-Piece Sults ■ Nicely Tailored Through**!! Coats and Suits 6.9° 98‘ Smartly Fitted Double Breasted Coats—In Rich Tweeds Or Spring Plaids! leather young, and pre­ are GOOD shoes in the Jackets Spring trees, and straightening heels when they need it; Poplin For Crisp Little Straws! Soft Looking Fells! course! Putting in shoe So many styles and models to choose from In Uils grand collection . . . you're SURE to get the values you've been hunting for! Gabardines, twills, coverts, smooth weave and hard finish fabrics that display plenty of style for spring with the promise ot service for many seasons to come! See them today—buy today—SAVE today! They're Water RepeUent! Gay Ribbons And Flower*! Hots have little to fear from first place. Our 41 years in the shoe business are your guarantee of quality. Girls of all ages have an eye for fashion* . . . and choosing their new spring outfit* 1* an important event! A wonder­ ful selection of cost* and ault* in rich wool and rayon fab­ rics. AU nicely fitted .. . neat­ ly finished . . . and lined throughout! Sult* in paste) plaid* or plain color* and coats in youthful shades for spring. Sizes 7 to 14. Buy lots of these little cot­ ton outfits—save his good clothes and save again on this low price! Neat little bib style longtes with ad­ justable suspenders and two patch pockets. In sizes 2 to 8 years. Gay New Plaids. Chalk Stripe* Or Solid Celon For Spring! TODAY MILLIONS OF MEN AND WOMEN ARE SAVING TO SAVE AMERICA, ARE YOU DOING YOUR SHARE? BUY YOUR WAR STAMPS AND BONDS AT PENNEY'S! WOMEN'S SPORT JACKETS The thrifty way to have many costume*, is to invest In an extra jacket I You'll find it useful for odd skins, slacks, and a gay contrast to your summer sweater* I Smart man-tailoring, of all wool with 3 button closing 1 Spring colors that will blend nicely with almost ev­ erything! Sizes 12-20. 690 Wool-and-Rayon Jacket* ....------ ------- --^s.— Crisply Tailored And Predaely Cut For That New LoekI WOMEN'S GORED OR PLEATED SKIRTS of the who has been classified 1-A, in the Hastings Recreation Bowling Alleys. It is planned to continue the alleys on the same schedule that has been set up for the season. Our desire is tp give the same considerate service os that rendered by Mr. Schader. You are always welcome and we hope to enjoy your friendship and patronage. SEEMED TO BE NECESSITIES Who Wear Penney j.98 Hastings Recreation SO MANY THINGS Rationing Means Boys' Change in Ownership 1 DRESSES |98 HI We ore patching and mending, dining on left­ overs . . . learning to do without, and liking itl Sturdy Knit* For Schoo) ANNOUNCING or YOUNG [ISHII BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY Or that great gaps would appear in the grocer's loaded shelves ... or that a single chop would look like a jewel in the but­ cher's window? Firm And Smooth Weave Fabric*! SPECIALS satur°‘y MA Who would hove thought that this motor-minded na­ tion would put up its cars and walk? Herringbone*, Stripes, Plains! FRWAV etent c°n*LsU of FJnley E. Johngt00 p L Bauer and Walter Lake Life members are: Chas. H. OeJoaeph McKrilaht. Roy Ahdrus. Clarence P. Lathrop. John A. Miller. George Kurachus. Fred A. Myers and Fred A. Stowell. The •« 'candidates'hre Gilbert Tate — and F rank Mosher of Hastings and Wil­ lis E. Tungate of Delton. The smart girl. In the spring, buys as many odd skirts ,'hls versatile collection! Just right for an extra cos­ . tme, with jackets and sweaters! Bright plaids in a I holce of colors ... In durable wool-and-rayon fabric*! Ulzes from 24 to 34. 4 RAYON SKIRTS IN PLAIN COLORS They’re Smart In Line And Bright In Color! Women'] Spring Sport Felti It won't feel like spring unlea* you have one of these gay sport felu to match your new coat or suit! Cla**lc sport styles with lhe new touche* that make them definitely 1943! Moke All Your Outfit, COMPIVTELY Smortl MEN'S SLACK SOCKS Patterns for every taste, for every occasion for every outflU-yet all at thia one low Pen­ ney price! Handsome clocks and strjpes in rayon blends for dress . , . colorful blazer stripes and plaids in all cotton for sport togs! New UH3 patterns. . Stock Up Al Savings! 25-= EVERYBODY WHO OWNS A WAR BOND ONEI... OWNS A SHARE IN AMERICA AND THi IS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OFl WAR STAMPS AND BONDS AT ★ THE PENNEY WAYbs THE THRIFTY WAY ★★★THE THRIFTY WAY IS THE AMI i IV* YQ1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THUBSDAT. MARCH 4. 1M$ EDITORIALS . (Continued from page 1. Sec. D tered the war short on locomotive equipment. British, and American raiders have been taking a steady loll on freight yards, locomotive work* and locomotive*. Kvrn thc guns of a fighter plane can cause serious damage to locomotives necessitating costly and time-conBurning repair* Germany nearly •uccecded in Ruesla. Tn a cam­ paign where the extended lines created such tremendous problems of supply- H may be that, when the full facts of the war arc known. thr.M- damaging aerial attacks on German transportation may have represented the difference between success and failure' for the Nazi Invaders Russia is making an epic stand. Tlie Red Army bn* won the respect and admiration of all na­ tions ftehtlnv on the United Nation!front It detracts nothing from the trueli heroic accompUahmenU of the.Soviets to point out that they -Have not been fighting •alone; that the admittedly restricted aid which England and America have been able to give, have helped to provide that “extra pound" of g^ergy which has helped Russia weather two of the most savage military on­ slaught* in history. If there is anything tremendously wrong with the highway set-up In this ftate.1t will not be remedied by the present senate bill which would give the governor power to appoint the highway commissioner. In tlie long run. that would be a mighty poor way to get the highway department out of politics. The measure doubtless appeals to some Republican* because the Republi­ cans are now "in, the saddle" and K tt would Kl.lgive llirill them Uli an (.Jtv.nl effective short cut to a thorough Democratic purge. However, "what's sauce for ihe -note U sauce for the gander." as the old saying goes. and. when the next Democratic governor comes into power <a* he certainly will, sooner or later) it will be his right and privilege to upset any highway machine which the Republicans might be able to build and replace It in short order with a bevy of "deserving Democrats" In fact, if the hop-heavy Democratic legis­ lature in the "depression day*" of the "thirties" had attempted to place tlie highway department direptly under gubernatorial control, many of the Republican advocate* of the present bill would have de­ nounced ft In no uncertain terms! In order lo ovoid too much central­ ization of power in the hands of the governor and ip order to give lhe voters of the state some direct voice In highway affairs, the Banner favors continuing the highway comnU**loner as un elective office. There is no questioning the fact that Messrs. Kennedy and Von- ’ Wagoner have built up a mighty ' amooth-runnln» oolttlenl machine. | based on the highway organisation, which ha* continued to function In spite of and in violation of the civil service Uw. Tills last, is probably M Inlich a reflection on lax en­ forcement of civil service os it is On highway heads. Nor are you ra4klng any progress so far as the public interest is concerned, when you #ixcmpt to break up one ponticaj madUne by merely paving {he wnj. for nnouier • wlvich can ra!1Uy M partisan a* t^e original. I selects colors carefully these days ' when planning the repainting of her I home. Realizing .u.. that -v»he ,herself >. is the mainspring of that home. It is not strange that lhe thoughtful wom­ an selects tints and tones which are I flattering to her own appearance. It has been stated that every — „ Color----type can use every color for deco- i ration, but that the color intensity 1 of the decorations must be accurate I to assure harmony and flattery. Tlie I "All-Amurican" type—having light ' brown dark brown hsir hair with blue. ■ । -to =j =rj; brewr. green or brown eyes—is flattered by i lhe vivid shades tints of every ——or - — color. She should avoid neutral ' hues. Research proves blondes । should decorate or. medi ­ loearnte with dark hi 1 wire> um colors, avoiding the vivid, un­ restrained tones.. to "buunente." . iuat« protection for troops, has betn undertaken in M U. 8. ; army camps. lcQl camps to be trontlormcd $25.000.000—accommodate several hundred thousand treops. Six are located in the West coast area; 11 in the Southeast area and seven in the Southwest area of the United States. • The term "hutment" L. is -; used — to designate a solid sheathed root with a two-by-four bracing placed over , the standard tent frame. Two sect tiona ot the screen wire are replaced t plastic screen which 1* weatherby proof, but which admit* sunlight. Over tho other sections at screen hinged plywood shutter* are installed. ON THE FRONT—Red Cross Field Director Jimmy Stewart (right), of Oneonta. N. Y., delivers a package of Red Cross supplies to Private Osman Wilder, Porter, Wash., at a foxhole "somewhere 1 Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column RHiion pomTs hre the srihe euervWHERE BUT R&P HRS THE UBLUE5 Army 'Uulineali ; ' i j j । Holy Name Society Difference in Billion The Holy name Name society aatca dates m»m from ’ A billion as defined Ln America Is । »«>c noiy a thousand millions. ur.d ir. Englund, the Council of Lyon* in 127-L Pope a billion is deflacd as ji million Gregory X gave to John of VcrctUi million*. ' the authority to form the society. Company caRD Consumers P ~ Low temperature, evenly con­ Conservation Officer George Sumner ask* that persons who car. trolled aven heal for roasting means and are intending lo co-operet-’ tenderness, flavor, minimum shrink­ with tlie Purest Fire Fighters Serv­ age and all th* available nutrients of ice next summer on a volunteer meat. Tender cuts of meat for roast­ basis are requested to sign up Im­ mediately at hl* office. 128 W. Bond ing are placed on a rack in a shal­ $t.. Hasting*. The local officer has low uncovered pan. (By shallow, we been .supplied with blanks on which mean not over two inches high on volunteers may designate the areas the sides.) in which they are able lo serve, where they may be reached, and other information necessary to Im- i the gentle circulating fresh warm : mediate dispatching of men tn fires ' air current! of the oven. The fat aide—of— the-------------meal is -placed upper। in emergencies. Extra gasoline ra- ----------- --------lion* would be given to persons. most so that as lhe fat cqoks the called on work. “ fire suppreuion cuppreeclcn reek. , basting job is done without the touch ---- a • * - ---ot human hand. A lean piece of . - ------------- meal may be larded by lhe butcher. Thousands of tons of proteins, brushed with oil. spread with Sof­ minerals, and other valuable food tened fat or-topped with strips of substances are wasted each year bacon. For true roasting, meals •imply because the by-products of should never be covered. Roasting is a dry heat method of nation's dinner tablas, according to cooking and neither pan nor oven Dr. O. A. Richardson of the dairy in­ •hould retain athlnr. Ttc brown­ dustry division of lhe University of ing results of uncovered low tem­ perature roasting arc extremely at­ California college of agriculture. Dr. Richardson says. "Once lhe tractive. This browning lakes place consuming public has become fully In the latter part of the roasting conscious of the value of the pro­ period without any increase of oven teins, sugar, mineral salts, and vi­ heat. tamins In milk, there will be no occa­ sion to quibble over whether a prod­ Help the Red Cross so it can help uct derived from milk is a by-prod­ uct or not." ,i A couple of congressmen. It seems, got all -steamed up" over the fact that some anti-aircraft guns on the House offlcd building were made of wood and maflned by "dummy" crews. Prom a military standpoint, this is in line with war-tested tac­ tics. Distributing n certain number of dummy guns In a defense area is one method of confusing enemy reconnuisance. According to Wil­ liam L Shirer. author of "Berlin Diary” the Germans use "dummy guns” extensively lo confuse the enemy. Doubt less England and Rus­ sia are doing tlie same. "Dummy" gun positions arc used to deceive the enemy as to the dlvopsltlon of fire power; also to "decoy" him Into wasting ammunition and risking highly trained men and valuable machines in attacks w|ilch arc meaningless. Maybe the congress­ men were really disturbed about this seeming lack of protection for - valuable property," or maybe they read into the existence of "dummy guns" and “dummy soldiers" atop their office building, a symbolical rigniflcance which was not Intcnd- News of American shipments of oil and Rita to Spain is disturbing. K .smacks too much of appensment in the discredited Chamberlain tra­ dition. dictator,- ... is ......... Franco, ....... . Spains ...-----— ----------,50 closely tied In with both Hitler 'and Mussolini that America'* "PoUyanna^ diplomMy Unt going to liave a bit of effect. Like Laval and the vo Vichy -‘” rring "’" in France. Franco knows that an Allied vic­ tory prolnbly spells his doom. He doesn't, want to see us win. He ha* said so and he means it. When Hitler gives tho word. Franco will net and all of our gift* won’t have any effect-Except, possibly, to make Hitlers supply problem a little easier. If North Africa nnd Spain arc’ samples of what our foreign policy Is to be, the most charitable thing one can say is that "it's almost n.s pitiful as 'Munich.'"i — " === n. __ nt ___ ' fth.lllld River Diverted Tlie swirling American river, near Placerville, Calif , has been turned four miles oil its course through flumes cf chemically treated lumber to give long life under waler. Tlie .river flows acrosr’ravinss. through Tunnels and along mountain-sides to a power plant. Routing Meats Better When Left Uncovered On. BHgk, Sp.< i. TAe World - CANNED AND BOTTLED VEGETABLES AND JUICES SIZt IONA CORN catAM jtyli white. A&P CORN. GOLDIN BANTAM A&P CORN. IONA PEAS DEL MONTE PEAS A*P PEAS IHMA CUT AREEN PEAS............... SULTANA WHOLE r^ANS dpi i arif Cut WAX BEANS......... 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SusififesMesif Ccutsted rfaod Rationd With Ple/tttf jg ■ J on a POSTAL CARD is printed o E ^A|L and sent through TH Here's How to Shop for Rationed Foods at A&P Markets 21 21 24 10 14 14 tfrusitd and fl/e^eiaJdeA consumim roww co- IN INVI amount TOUl I Nt’ C0NSUMH10N1 amount I TWO • I MONTHS amOUnt BllltO f°l •tfVlOUS MONTH O«OSS AMOUNT - HO Of 4 35' pUl AHtR ■ch 21c BEETS •CH MILD CHEESE IN DOQI o«>itobU WISCONSIN • IN LINE WITH the national policy of conserving manpower and materials, we are adopting the modern postal card type of service statement. It replaces the old-style larger form of statement which in some parts of the territory served by this Company was sent through the mail in envelopes, and which in other areas was hung on customers' doorknobs by Company representatives. BROCCOLI Dairy Prodmti Are Not Rationed G«°» 'S0'"*’ Med TEXAS i‘ 33e FRANKENMUTH CHEESE WISCONSIN CHEESE CHEESE SPREADS UHNLO PURE LARD OLEOMARGARINE CRESTVIEW EGGS Introduced in many pans of the country as a war measure, the postal card bill has been welcomed by customers, who find it simpler and easier to handle than the bill enclosed in an envelope or doorknob banger. Watch for your first postal card bill. The picture above will help you recognize it. We hope you will like this change which helps to conserve materials and to meet the wartime manpower situation. This LEW TYPE ol Service Slalemenl will he used B!i and AUER MARCH isl IUS consumERS power tompnnv CARROTS 220 SIZE H SESVICt IO TENDER NAVEL GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES ORANGES HEAD LETTUCE NO MOR TOT*l HE1 CALIFORNIA WHITEHOUSE MILK BEET SUGAR MAURONI ROLLED OATS 38c 34c 5-OZ. JARS 16c i8c ii 19c ow-jv CART.Vi IC 8c EACH 14' RUTABAGAS 3 ■». 13c NEW POTATOES S TOP QUALITY FISH its. 31c Bakery Productt Are Not Rationed WALLEYED PIKE MARVEL BREAD 3 » J91 NEW FACK SAUER KRAUT 2 17° rorrr *eeo 2... 9c VIENNA BREAD AN6EL FOOD CAKE METWURST,________________ ...32c LEMON DELIGHT BAR CAKE FRESH CAUGHT POTATO CHIPS EOJIOH BROWN BREAD SUGARED DONUTS OR KAIN NECK “BONES ..7c HOLLAND STYLE SMELT 2 35' 3^ 29c 37c EACH 19C 19c lOAf 12c ooz. 12c LGL SIZE ■ HOT CE«B*l 4^ 36c 3 ns. 18c 3cXr.26c 5 & 25c MELLO WHEAT MADE OS HUH NORTHERN TISSUE WHITS SAIL LIQUID WAX •LUI •ONME1T SODA CRACKERS 19c ,5c r 21C 2 26c ROLL Latest Food and Ration New • O'CLOCK COFFEE RED CIRCLE COFFEE BOKAR COFFEE ................2 lbs. 41c . ............... 2 Ib*. 51c SELF-SERUILE DIRECT FROM WASHINGTON WKZO—-10:00 A. M. WED and FRI. �SPRING SAVINGS THE FINEST CUT PRICED p plies lEOUCEC Limn Quart Siu Self Polishing Wax 32-Pc. 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These modem-design bamjKrs arc of strong, closely woven fiber! Washable enamel outside-finish will not chip or discolor. Smooth sanded inside . . . cannot snag clothes. Choose any of several harmonizing color­ combinations to blend with your color-scheme! Get yours at this reduced price! Large Upright Hamper (19 x10 'x26'/2’ high).......................... 4.17 BUY YOUR CHICKS NOW! Every chick from pullonim-testeo'. U.S. Approved Flocks. Produced in U.S. Approved Hatcheries. All chicks warranted true to name and breed. Buy now I KITCHEN FLUORESCENT Cool, modern light . . . easily in­ stalled! With two bulbs. Sale price! BATTERIES REDUCED 6.88 FLUORESCENT BRACKET. Ideal over stove, sink, or minor. Price includes bulb. GUARANTEED 12 MONTHS COMMANDER ... 39 standard height plates, 80 ampere hr. capacity. Handles normal driving, lighting requirements in temperatures well below freezing 1 GUARANTEED 24 MONTHS KWIK START ... 45 heavy-duty plates, 100 ampere hr. capacity. At this sale price, a battery equal to oc better than most original equipment! EXTRA HEAVY WEIGHT MEDICINE CABINET Close knit, double texture cotton, fleece-knedl Snug fitted want. Cotton -T Shirt.................... 65c ••>‘>1 5.48 Hardwood, whits-snomsled re­ cell cabinet with etched mirror, adpitable ihelvei. Waste Baskets. Set of QQ three! Durable fiber! OOt 5-Pc. China Bathroom q- ■ Accessory Set cut to Y/C SWEAT SHIRT 97C GUARANTEED 24 MONTHS KWIK START LONG TYPE . . . 45 heavy-duty plates, 100 ampere hr. capacity. Plenty of pourr for all usual accessories. Save at this sale price I DAT SALE OF MOTOR OIL FAMOUS F1RI-K1NQ LEAD-COATED . Murrtn ,'°l GLASS OVENWAM 5Oc Coa!«d,Ru>l-R«U>lw>g.8b% long­ Your choice of a 3 piece mixing bo-1 mI, □ covered casserole, or er-life than original! a covered loaf pad Cookie Jar. 3)4-ql.ca- -­ pacify. Ideal canister. 3/1 50'Clothesline. Firmly braided white cottonl 43< WARDS FAMOUS COMMANDER MOTOR OIL REDUCED! WARDS GARDEN SEED Your choice of best varieties of flower and vegetable- seeds in packs you'd expect would cost 10c or morel WARDS GRASS SEED Standard quality. Tested ter germmotion and weed content. Quick-growing. Nearly I seed in 5 is blue grass. Plus Fad. tax Wards COMMANDER is a 100% pure, wax-free lubricant refined from highest grade Coastal Crudest Tough and full bodied . . . filtered to resist carboni­ zation ... the kind of lubrication your car needs to make it last-out the duration. But why pay up to 20cqt. elsewhere? Come to Wards . . . bring your con­ tainers r .. stock up at this low 4-day sale price! HIGH PRESSURE GREASE sib. cm. ........— 54c WARDS CUP GREASE 5Tb. Cu.................... 1 S4-INCH CABINET SINK Un <WUr Payment Plan 7A^ f You'll want this modem cabinet sink the minute you lay eyes on its smartly styled lines... the smoath linoleum top ... the loads of storage room In the roorfy cabioetl and drawers. Gleaming white sink tfiql’s easy to ks«p dean. Cabinet finished in white enamel. , BUY THE THINGS YOU NEED HOW. . . PAY LATER ON WARDS MONTHLY PAYMENT �THF HASTINGS BANNER, TRVBRDAT. MtRCH 4. BO PADS SIX | honors with a 1040 scries. 5742 Register nVook 2 BIRTH AND DEATH | COMMERCIAL LEAGUE — Trio wl WWW Cafe won a pair from Consumers 517, 461. 194. 1172: A Melrose. R. ror vvar Karion Book z r_ z • ■ Power co-; Auto Sport Shop took Compton. 471, 507. 197, 1175; G two from City Dads; Coffee Shop Laubaugh—C. Annable—184. 451, ■ tor WAR RA’HON BOOK TAVOtari All local bowling records went in­ won the odd game from Andrus 210. 1151; C. Payne—D. Warner mob to discard this week when State In- Service: Moynanan Sales dropped (Continued from page 1, Sec 1) , Hugh Byas—Government By As- week, according lo Supt. D. A. Van- , One Hundred Eighty-Five •ulslion hit a new- high in perfor- ulrM> lo Medics: Mrtllc,_ Goodyear uoou>CBr Bros. OJU3. • Ransom—485. sasslnutlon. Buskirk. This is 88 more than regthree to Leslie Lockwood and Miss Suzanne, Col. Carlos P. Romulo—I Saw the Litered for War Book No. 1. More ' Marriages Are Reported —. .. tnance and cracked the team, game won two from Middle- Hubbard—D.-------- -------- -u>d wi.L^I r«ord. or rb. M.Sf'cSlrS •” K Sumner of Hastings; Mn. Lloya Fall of the Philippine*. 118. 1181; C. Leonard—K. Laberpeople registered this time front County Clerk Allan C. Hyde has Membership At New Peak Gaskill. Dowling; Mrs. Kepdall teaux—461, 522. 172. 1155; J. WooWallace Carroll—We're In Thia the First and Third wartis; less from recently completed ■alleys. ’’*** Itlon blanked Moose. the files of Coals. Coals Grove; Mrs. Herbert With Russia. ton—G. Brower—426. 488. 210. 1124. I the Second and Fourth. During the births and deatlu in 'Barry Les. Hawthorne set a new high | _ . City Tournament For Recent Ycort county Freeport. — Others ore--------to be। | Herbert Hoover & Hugh Gibson— processor registration. 13,940 stampa Singles: , Wedel. —r--------------------------for the Individual scores when af­ during 1942 and .the figures are ter starring ms — 1 6?]• I Three hundred »uu and .Ml, fifty Barry ! named later In different sections ol Problems of Lasting Peace — iiurc (iu»uicu were removed from War Books No. ter starting his evenins evening'ss piay play wnn with i Doubles and singles were rolled H. long like those for 1M1. a , Richard Tregaskv—Guadalcanal 1 (mostly coupons front books bc- approximately a 7-10 7-10 sallt split went went on on without without aa break break. 0,1 l*'c local alleys in the second V. Smith ' 167 200 184 100 031 County Farm Bureau members and i u,c county. Dcallu in the county totalled 263 H Compton 189 150 133 108 *u» .. ... ----------------- at the-----Later ll Is expected that a speak- Diary. longing to children under fourteen) to bum the alleys tor a mammoth iUj .. their families gathered Odd and were divided among the town­ 673 count with same* of 236-213- p McMillen and P. Bonnett taking Ruth Reed—The Single Woman while 7,454 Eight-Point ration I Fellows Hall in Hastings on Thurs­ er will come to inform this com224 With a new record count of tlie ln the doubles and Vern Seversky—Vic- »‘“n>ps w"‘■^‘lored' from WAR ship*. HaxUngs city and villages as Womens Bowling League day evening. Feb. 25. for their an­ mlttec about their duties and tn, Majcr Alex P. de Seversky-Vicfollows: Hastings city 99: Freeport jry nurough Air Power. ------------------------ ,in accord ...­---------1030 ‘’ ?cCon<1 Air Power. RATION BOOKS/DAO 1U30 In m their Uieir last game Riune and anu games panics 1 ----- smlie — fctakln Jean Brower scored a big 209 first nual Farm Bureau family night officer will conduct a mass meet- lory Through 8: Middleville 8; Nashville 28. « which woman's Home Campanion of 939 and 892 the team chalked up pl»c* in lhe singles. ing to all eligible women will Cook ance'" with ’’ Consumer ** ' Declarations. game and then coasted Into a 509 Dvu* Asked if many people came to reg- Woodland 2; Assyria Twp. 4: Bal­ Doubles a grand total of 2861 for the *ntw ““ l'The r'— scores?series th head the week's play for P. M. with all tables filled to cap­ be invited. Watch for poMers an- Book. uuuvuu, this meeting. James Titurber-My World and Uter without thelACohsumer Dec- timore 20: Barry 9: Carlton 10; 137-192-153-472 the women. Jane Daniels bowled acity. The Hastings High School nounctng F. McMillen Castleton 9; Hastings Twp.. 9: Hope, 158-166-145-469 a consistent 502 series for second oreneatrft under direction of Lewis ' F. Bennett <w>. «:i ■■<.«; <■> «« । Q; Irving 4; Johnstown 9; Maple 326 place and Doris Taliaferro hit 485 Hinr furnished music for the din- ' WAACS must be between the ages 336-213-224-673 - “dk-. - ------- ™ — - --------------------- ------ \ [Grove 6; Orangevville 5; Prairl*--’ L. Hawthorne 1267 to land in third place. ,net hour. r>f 21 and 44 inclusive in good Dhy- । toxjo • t 145-176-235-556 * Ivllle 5; Rutland 10; Thornupple 1: W Hackney 128-132-149-409 Portias added a game to their aik KUWIAUU rt.aiii UUKUU WHIAlrnl CIIIlUlUOll De menuuiv Ulrri ’ _ ------e -----• — ------------------184-166-157-507 * §™ th The Woodland Farm Bureau DU' 5 icnl condition, be mentally alert ' Dorothy ptompsan — Listen.Hans Commiftee Af G. Monica 'ork Woodland TWp.. 5,-YankHrBprihRJ 150-168-230-548 lead by winning two and losing one cusslon coffee and ;nnH.nhin arm» requirement rMiuirnmAntA |.I Sluar Stuart Chase— —Goals Goals For For AmerAmer* cussion groun group served the colfee Bnd.able to pass army t Chase 225-158-221-604 J. Stutz 294 to Bllssu Bell Tel. Co. won a pair other needs .of the group. Elmer i-rn,- WAACS receive the same pay ‘c*■ .. „ . I 149-179-193-521 Out of th^county deatlu (those W. Ayres 1251 of games from Banner; State In­ Bush, accompanied by Mrs. H. J. [ ns a private in the army, starting I Irft Wolfert—Battle For the Solo939 •W>030 2861|T'»£* w ■-dying ip-^ome other locality hut 170-184-127-481 sulation won two fiom Leonards: Poster, ,,Y! “’ ,. . Poster. led in community singing I a att <50 jsn pe 1)Crr month, with the same:* uunt:m ?!u “ brought to Barry Co. for burial > ) RECREATION LEAGUE - Glen 163-155-209-527 Piston Ring Shop took Piston Ring with carl Brodbeck. Vice'President 1 opportunities for advancement. Of- I “JTaS B<r 2Ienr» versity of Michigan club in ---numbered ‘"red 53. 53, RecreaUon^ague | Hdk Perkins hd the ...----------- -----Office by a lone game: Orphans of the county organization, acting fjeers are now chosen from Hie ■ ““rial Awwd Prize Stones of 1942 tings, tlie students of our high 'flic ...v record of births during 1942 with a big 618 scries and was the 1235 lopped Strand by a single marker: os chairman of the program. , ‘ranks the same as in lhe army. Anerla Petri—lour Children in schoo! are able to compete „.... shows ,1IOW» aB total luVB1 of O1 528, which WIlI1 is npspark that won three games for GOtMHIer 161-148-169-478 and Bonnet and Gown won a com­ Karl Randalls. Boatswains mate, I n „r™ eA>intv*< nm i« ra [Wartime. other students of the state for uniproximately the same -v as for 1941. Middleville from Hastings Piston R. Tailllaferro 159-140-114 413 plete series from Trio Cafe. verzitv scholarship. Any student nnd —-• follows »-««-— licfewith: •—w—• Rings. Strand Theater won u pair Hdk. rt c 40 Mrs Buuer nas oeen inronnea Best scores: who wins such a scholarship has his wh^nn “ nd wver *> S'oung women have alHastings city 319; Freeport 4: from Hastings Ice and Fuel and Total 1228 Mrs Hughie Call—Golden Fleece or her tuition paid through their 209 129 172 509 SS.' tbi\Xn,7S”.,5.'"muS: ,-"1“IMr 3: Nashville 7; Wood­ Leonards took two from Bliss. 204-153-207-564 J. Daniels M Comp Jean Potter—Alaska Under Arms tour years of college if their grades Middleville pearcd on the program with rnu'l- tenlistment penoa is tor ttut aura- PISTON RING LEAGUE — Will H. Phillips 137-145-159-441 n TnHnferro Florence Dakin Aj Ella M. Thomp­ keep to a certain standard. In the land 0; Assyria 4; Baltimore 9; 157 160 485 cal numbers Und a discussion of the [non of the war and for six months Ayres topped the Piston Ring Lea­ Hdk 216 M. Mannl three years that the Hastings Uni­ 183 153 463 training and work cf the US. Coast following, and the main induction son-Simplified Nursins. gue with a 595 scries and ids mates. Total J. K. Lasscr— Your income Ttx. versity of Michigan Club has been Hastings Twp. 5: Hope 3; Irvins . L. Willetts 154 148 450 Guard. center is Des Moines. Iowa. Johnstown 7: Maple Grove 10. 183-206-120-509 Shippers, won a pair from 40 M C. Morey - Geo. J. Lyons * H. C. Martin— organized we have been successful 6; 134 177 445- County Agent Foster Introduced [ 5; Prairieville 16; Rut­ 169-156-182-50? V. Wheating A: Ms. Office No 1 blanked Office W Schader Seven rveya Keys u* to ucuttig Getting anu and notenng Holding to have one student win out each Orangeville . . , — . ■ ocvcn Dr. Mel Trout ot the Michigan — 158 land 1: Thomapple 5; Woodland No 2 and Machine Room won the Hdk 199 B. Braendle year. f?ev. Conger Hathaway is Twp., 163 143 122 42fl state college Dairy Department County Needs Greater adolL. A , 7; Yankee Springs 3 odd-game from Grinders. Total 1216 J. Parcell n I Robert A. -Griffin At Ronald M. chairman of this year's scholarship 132 420 who presented motion pictures of a F In 1942 there 256 delayed 129-178-190-407 G Hall , Shaw—School of the Citizen Soldier. committee and he with Mrs. Jason bit th records filedwere SERVICE LEAGUE — Rotary No. C. Dolan 146 131 139 416 ennor trip down Sand River in CQQ production —births occurring 142-180-195-517 r-KK.a, r k Mildred G. Ryan—Your Clolhez McElwain nnd Mrs. Maude Smith, 2 won two from Rotary No. 1 and D Siegel Canada r« to Lake Superior. The au-­ ' previous years but unrecorded 199 MARRIAGE LICENSES nly 1j Greater egg r production Barry are interviewing applicants and see­ in Kiwanls No. 2 was better by one Hdk. dience enjoyed the pictures greatly ------ —— -~-------- -- In — -•* and Personality. in previous vear* but unrecorded 1213 • William G Miller. Middleville . 45 as many persons knew "Jim'' Hayes. — rn.mrv —i th. A Total County u is needed »« to m meet ths1 de...nna W M. Wolf—Our Children ing that all necessary credentials are the office of the county clerk. In game than the Kiwanls No. Ones looked after. C. Florin—W --------------------- 529. Eudora E. Wright. MiddlevillU .. 35 Dean Anthony and Trout, the mands in 1943. any* Glenn Wot- Face War. Hocknev. 473. BLISS LEAGUE — 1Y>m Ogden I Because it is necessary to have tKirtica making the 7 day vacation ' ring. Chairman of Barry County Geo. Eu Qco. Burton —.. Hotchkiss—Outline lonlca. W. Ayres Ayirs— Edward George Penbrook. 1 led the Bliss individual scares with 145. 1147: G. Monica. I a birth record If a person wishes to ! AAA. Both kinds of eggs, thou* of Advertising. NASHVILLE a 565 scries and a 235 game Hi- 480. 496, IM. 1140: L. Hawthorne • Hastings ----------------------------- 38 trip. do any kind of defense work, many The County Farm Bureau Is just just , (fathered gathered on the farms, and the Hie **Reader's —-*— ~Digest—20U1 Anniverslow doubles were bowled with Ralph K. Clark—542. 465. 162. 1169: R. MarKueritc EJnmily Mills. HasMr. and Mrs. C. R. Plumely have have found Uiat there was no re­ complcUng its annual membership •’ombs ("eggs’* to an airman* drop- ary Anthology. Rom and Roy Cronk taking the Moore— H. Cook—516. 505. 151. 1172: been visiting their daughter nnd of their birth on file so it has r I' w W. H. Letdrive with over 500 families enroll- ped from ,rnm U? ’’ 8. « planes. ” Butterfield n....... —Business • - family in Traverse City. * Miss Pat­ cord been necessary to have such date ed This is the largest membership Last year's production was large tcLu? M<x,em Form ty Mater was honor guest at a established through the court, the the organization has enjoyed in re­ lhe estimated dozens for Michigan I R*lPh L Woods. Ed.—Treasury ot birthday dinner at the home of Mr circuit and probate courts having cent years in the county. The-coun- being 115.795.000 of which Barry !Famllltfr. and Mrs. Frank Purchis Covers concurrent jurisdiction in the de­ —— —Practical Electrlcitv orvanltaUon is doing much to County produced 2.165.175 dozen l -.7[ ^ j Terrell Croft -----------------------termination of time and place of present the views of Barry Countv birthday cakes. * Funeral services birth. Oftentimes, too. lhe attend­ Firment and poultrymen. as ixtrt .. farmers to their rt prescntaUves at of Ute 1943 farm mobilization cam- 'r-Vi W A CaU,wn—Learnln« 10 for Will Snore. 60. who passed away ing physician Is slow in reportin'; Lansing and Washington. . m u,: j ,llnd. at his farm herfne in Castleton town­ births to the proper officials so the ship were held Monday afternoon record Is delayed. There were 39 book ot *"' the I* Heavens, HASTINGS CITY BAND al 2 o'clock at the Hess Funeral such cases in Barry Co. in 1942. ton. in order that Uie needs of the . “ ST, ” 1;?"*” „ „ „ REHEARSALS BEGIN toraA. UMlUna .nd tznd- 1 "A1"" AM Homun.-lUdlo O home. He leaves his wife. Lzotta. Pennock hospital reports that 313 . . — ...... goal . • rratlnn An.wor* eration. Oiiextlnnc Questions nnrt and Answers. one brother. Fred who has made his The first meeUng of the Hastings .lease. -be. .met. The. production were born at that institution Mover and Westre)—Radio Con­ home there for some time, one sis­ babies City Band will be next Tuesday. for Michigan, in dozens is 122.538.­ in. 1942. which is a high number, March 9. at 7:30 P. M. in the Band 000 Barry County’s quota being 2.­ struction and Repairing. ter. Mrs. Emma Randi of Ceresco. Cecil M. Brown—Suez and Singa­ Burial wm in Lakeview cemetery. * room in the High school building, 333.352. .Uw »>*<. M>c The records also M show that the pore. The rehearsals are being started in On Friday night at the school au-1 number of marriage in 1942 was Fiction preparation for the coming summer DIES AT HOME ditorium. the Nashville Roll of Hon- 1B5 and divorce cases started numMocKlnlay Kantor—Happy Land or will lie unveiled and dedicated bcred 70 with 44 divorce* granted, concerts that the Band hopes to IN CHARLOTTE Robert Standish—The Three Bain- after which it will lx* taken to Cenpresent in the First Ward nark dur­ -------------- < • » ------------- : Many Hastings friends will re­ ing the summer months. The Band trnl Park where It will be placed on Till fill f A I If 1 pr Max Brand— Dr. Kildare's Search the standard. To date there are I IN IAN \AI VAIlf is having a difficult time to main­ member Miss Mvrtle May Hedrick, Vereen Bell—Two of a Kind. tain its personnel as so many of the daughter of A. B- Hedrick, who re­ 160 names on it * Miss Doris Betts • XV** Kathleen M. Knight—Belk for of Grand Rapid'spent the weekend former players have entered mili­ sided in Hastings before her mar­ kJ 1 n tary service. Anyone Interested in riage in 1914 to Amos Sampson, who the Dend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Ijl/lyr MAP f playing in Bands or who has in the Uien was a resident of Chicago. Mr. Kathleen Norris—Came Back To Charles Betts. They returned last fcuW tel 1 past at some time or other played Sampson. 73. passed away nt his Me, Beloved. week from Salina. Kansas where Metal, One of Most "Criti­ a musical instrument. nl»«re rnnm home in Charlotte on Thursday of I Alice D. Miller—Hit and Run they visited their son. Cpl. Robert , to the first meeting of the Band a heart attack. The family has I Lucy A. Hancock—West End Betts * Mr. ant! Mrs. Dennis Yarcal" Materials in U.S.A. “•— next Tuesday. Those interested in lived In Charlotte for 24 years. 8ur- । Nurse. First collection of Un cans in the band feel that it has greater viving are the wife, a daughter. s Wm. H. B. Kent—The Tenderfoot. Mr. and Mrs. Cov Brumm. M- ■’•■H Birrs- counts' is being nlanncd for opportunities for public service than Thelsa; two sons. Leon and Ben­ Anita Boutrll—Cradled in Fear Mrs. Nelson Brumm. Mr. and Mrs. son: one granddaughter and a ever before. Edmund Gilligan — Tlie Gaunt Voyle Varney and son spent Satur­ March 20 and 27. according to Pro­ brother. George of Mason. Funeral Woman. Attorney L. E. Barnett, day evening at the home of Mr. and secuting services were held on Monday. Max Brand—Silvcrtip's Strike. Mrs. Gall Ivkins for a party for director of household salvage for Albert B. Cunningham—Bancock Sherman and Charles Lykins who the county. Further information this collection will be Murder Case. expect to enter Hie army soon. * concerning Mary Roberts Rinehart—Fourth Leland Weak* hnr. employment In published in the BANNER next Mystery Book. L»n«lng * Mrs. Wm. Hecker, Sr, Harry L. Mudge. Detroit, field t Winifred Halsted—Tomorrow Fair. Is in Medina. Ohio, helping rare 1 fresh ■-Wm. H. Upson—Keep 'em Craw­ for her father who Is HI. * Mr. and representative of the WPB Salvage ling. Mrs Clarence Shaw have sold their Committee, sava that so far a* the Sprinp. Erie S. Gardner—Case of the farm. * Max Colo, of the Marine- U.S.A, is concerned, tin is probably Smoking Chimney uho is stationed in Delaware spent the most important metal in the ') Allene Corliss—Say Goodbye to a few days with his parents. Mr. world. Nearly all the former sources Place a crisp accent on Spring of simply have been lost.' Conse­ [ Katharine. and Mrs. C. J. Cole, on Sunday oth­ with smart new curtains at the ■ I Ernest Lothar—Beneath Another er guests were Mr and Mrs GeraH quently the Un can salvage drives have taken on unusually impor­ windows! Designed to give win­ 1 Sun. Crittenden and son of Hastings ana ter-drab rooms a blithe ~Spring [ Richard Powell—Don't Catch Mr. Mr. and Mrs John Moore Jr., and tance. Every can should be saved Jean Barnes, Librarian daughter of Lan>lng * The Lions and turned, in for salvage. lift! Elsewhere In this issue is a re­ Club met Monday night for their production the proceedure DEATH OF MRS. pair Cottage Sell 79c regular meeting. * Miss Marie Ayers to follow inshowing preparing tin cans for GEORGE SPRAGUE of Battle Creek spent the weekend 98c Lace Curtains pair I Mrs. George Sprague, aged 69. of al her home here. [ Delton, passed away in a Battle 1.29 Tailored Sets pair Best Victory.Gardens , Creek hospital about five o'clock THE FARM Friday afternoon, Feb. 26. ■| ’ Rosclln Corwin, daughter of Mr. Th* form Is the nation's “second To Win Prizes TWO of the MANY [ and Mrs. Jay Corwin, wih born As ' ,aardcn" At important as tanks tanka or mtns. mins. Sept. 3. 1873 al Cedar Creek. On H it weren't for the men back home m7U New Items Featured Nov. 28. 1893 she was united In on the farm awards and war bond prizes for [ marriage to George Sprague and Wc would-soon be licked bv the lhr.,r.*‘,!f’JrW ln ,M3• “’wl" plans of Hutu ' “ statewide contest committee Local the exception of about three c ,■ with contests In everv countv In th* years, had spent her entire married Minded Boy. JH •/ state will precede the namin'? nf : life on a farm south of Delton. Cattle, pigs, chickens and sheep 1 SUul^nB /SLth£ husb*nd: one Supply part Of the soldiers' needs. [the statewide chamnlnns. accord­ Foliage and Flowered Plants will [ 52 °pc daughter, ff it weren't for these, f would like ing to Paul Krone, chairman of the brighten the Home ..10c to 40c , Mre. Mildred Fuhrman of Delton; Michigan Victory Garden commit­ to know know. tee. Countv Agent Foster mv* tint : f^M,f?ndc,l1‘ldrcn' °Jnp gre“l s£-“nd , Where «°u>d t>»ey set their feed? I Oils program and contest will op­ , child, two sisters and one brother. I Funeral services were ••'•iu held munMon-' me people, ns as wen well a-s ns me lhe soldiers. soldiers, crate here in Barry County. More , . me pcooie. details later. ■ day -ay at two o clock from the Henton need food foot! [ funeral home. Rev. W. D Robinson And clothing to keep them wnrm: PARRlWh OF RT’TI AND , in cluirge. Interment was in Eos', a inrae percent of these things, TOWNSHIP RESIDENT cemetery at Hickory Comers. |I you!! youll find. find, Mrsj Loretta E Pratt, aged 72. i Is raised back home on the farm. passed awnv Sunday niaht at her In Rutland where she has The farm Is doing its share in this home lived for 35 years. Surviving are her husband. Samue| Pratt: two To lick the Axis beasts. dauvhtera. Mrs Ritchie Mullen of And. when the war h over Rutland and Mrs. John Johnson of You can thank the farm for peace Orangeville; six grandchildren: five By Raymond Howell. . grePt-grandchlldren; nnd a brother. Hastings. Mich . R. R. 2 Wlllirtm McElrath of Kalkvka. Funeral services were held Wednes­ day afternoon at two o'clock at the Sergeant: ’Any of you men got, Leonard Chapel, the Rev. B. J. Ad­ cock officiating. Intennent In Ute a dirty unlL-.rm?X Rtflland cemetery. Private i..oping for a new uni­ 'CROWD OF 350 l AT FARM BUREAU £,11^ FAMILY NIGHT BOWLING NEWS COMMITTEE NAMED NEW B00KS TO RECRUIT WAACS '“-.“"t' .tt -i* wSSS U b,’n fJ’S-FI."'. q TC 'I.K.-HW r™. RECORDS FOR'42 .8U .V“B“W” ft',”'"' Select Yours Early f SHOES! NO Shoe RATION Coupon Needed! to purchase many Smart Styles of our OQ ■: PLAY or SKI SHOES TENNIS SHOES BABY’S SHOES Uli MOCCASINS t BEN FRANKLIN STORES Mr. Farmer! You are invited to attend an interesting feed meeting at the Montgomery Ward PATENT SANDALS store in Hastings, at 8:00 o’clock P. M. on MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 8 MEXICAN HUARCHES HOUSE SUPPERS lems with a competent authority? Motion Pictures ! Refreshments! Entertainment! FRESH WIVES AND GUESTS WELCOME! MONTGOMERY WARD & CO RUBBERS AND ARCTICS ARE SHOE STORE «nJ The QUAKER OATS CO. W fmt-O.Pep Feeds • e t r ST . - .HASTINGS . MICHIGAN U1MC* I nca Cunnii visitors on and friend da). Mr. and WodncsrU] where Hu with their trolt spent Ensign Cook wen to drive wiwrc he wcie in until Satu Burgess drova to K Humes on ■Jack St rice Fora were in H Mis Ed day to spe her .-J-sler Curtis was the n F. Bottun Dale He day. He friend fro in trainln Mrs. Jot Saturday their: late there Mrs Phillips. H MUs Rc maztxi w« Mbs Jane Mr. ant as their 3 Jasper. A Mr. and in Katanu Mr. and spent the Mrs. Arc! they also nnd friem wfre gtie« s and M tort Sun Three funeral o Mr. and cn>e city Hom and of Jacks Jackson. kiaven of Mary Al Wendell itbMr. an Center S the week Mr. an Blough Blough o Mrs. Mrs. Cl friend', o er expec Beach. F Corporal tliere hi branch o William patient Grand R home he cacencc. Judge trolt fur coin t an Polish c necessar Creek iti to an op pital on nice ri-e been sp< husband for Cam ing a w and Mn ■ Mr un In Battl buslne.s Mire Rapids end Saturda Miss J weekend Creek. end and birthday James R Mr. a Mn of Mr. and of Gran Saturda gUOAt.S O Mrs. an over Mt.--. turned i TmFb prove that cowi take better to fre»hly ground feed*. Make 'em happy and they give more milk. That's one big reason why so many successful dairy farmers arc turning to custom-mixing of dairy feeds. Come in . . . let us show you how Farm Bureau feeds cost less than you pay for other feeds, and still allow for buying of small lots to insure freshness. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 w Mn. He and Tomin were Bund pent LIKES IT Sponsored by All Ration FREE. BOSSY Come and discuss your feeding prob Men i, Women s and Children's form!: "Yes. sergeant, look at me." At least one man of our acquaint­ Sergeant: "Youll do Report to­ ance hopes the metal shortage will morrow morning at 6:30 for coal save him from the superfluity of shoveling. pins in new shirts. PER! N. CHURCH ST 6 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUMDAY, MARCH 4. I Ml for a week"! visit with them . at PERSONALS . 1 . I 1 I | I i I I ; | cxsthu. m* The honor juest* were presented Darrell Uincaster, - year marks with appropruio birthday cards. It ' ' tiro founding of thu club and • apo« was a dellghjul occasion. day night. March 1. at the Central ’ I Mr. and Mr*. Robert Connelly elal feature will be made ol MU entertained the Pinochle Club event. • school to dlycus* plans far the pro­ The N. C- 500 club was enter­ Saturday evening with a buffet .... gram ol tltc next thteb meeting*. • . Tlie Study club met with Mrs. R. W. Cook on Monday. Mr . Harold tained on Ba.urday evening by Mr supper, pinochle being lhe enterHoepital Guild No. 14, Mrs, Confirmation ol the appointment phuiim «.>«■_ saw an jntereg.jng review and Mra. Vcrnor Blough, wltlt elgn- tnlnment. high game* score going tu Eddy, chairman, met on TusHBljM of Mra. Roland Taliferro. who b k~'1- “See Here, Private teen present Out of town guests A. C. Krueger of Battle Creek win- * dessert bridge at the banefftfip acting treasurer lo replace Mrs. n.rBr.1Vp •• ' wete Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Penny of nlng 7 out of 8 games . Lloyd Storer. Wert Green SL Th Lawrence the .," “ LUUCIM West, WtSl. was given al k«>U ... Royal Oak. Mr. ------------and Mrs.----Carl ----— ' ’ ' committee in charge wu Mra. W. meeting by the president, Mr* , __ J were also guest*. Wfnnfr* The Jolly Twelve birthday club D. Barnes. Mr*. Henry Mulder, Ml** Leona Jackson. ’lhe nominating Wednesday evening of last _______ )" were Mr ____________ and Mrs Lew met at the home of Mrs. Iva Kelley Mary McElwain and Mrs. Arthur committee. Mr*. Ben Gidiey, Mra , wc«k- the member* of the choir of at ’■SOO" —— J ------Wednesday evening. Pot luex Chase. Mr*. r.i-1 Ricker and Mr «Penny. Grand McMillan and Mis* Heten . the MellxxlLst church and invited Warner..-------*upper served. The birthday I Wade will present their reemnmen- guests, enjoyed ■ cooperative .din... Mrs. was . •* —... — *•.. —•— of Iola tun... Wilkes ...... was celebrated. I To ----meet Mra. Evelyn Murphy Mira Angie Bates entertained e..ri ‘ ‘ of daUons lor officer* for 1943-1944 at ncr and *odal evening at the home A K ,, S’- Louis, Mo., field repretontaUva the ncx* next reguUr session. , of tlie Rev and Mrs. L Winston uu eg re*«v Blone hlrtK_ hoapltul Guild No 1. Mrs. -n. Mr. and Mrs. Gay Norton were pf the Red Cross for this dUtrtct, Prandscn.’ Chairman, for a dessert SECOND WARD PTA day* of ttic choir director, Mr*. meeting on Wednesday. A special host and Hostess Saturday evening i(r5. Roy Hubbard entertained *evThe ting w« auc regular mot suKMue iiodcti ourcu, and ann one of ot the tne mem- »c»*uic w«* ■ Night Hawk Club. A steak?en members of the local board lor feature was a ucau-uiui beautiful ciruuzay birthday L® Robert Burch, ond W*rd Tne rezvlar «“»» candies to celebrate the dinner was enjoyed at ■» octock luncheon on Thursday. Executive Ward P T a A will be h«dd Mon-> bera. Eari chare day night, March 8lh and Will fe*- weekly rehearsal was held and the birthday of Mr. John Ketcham wUn C0,ve*L ..J" *»enty. Cards (1^(1 members prerent were Mr*, ture an old fashioned Box Social, bounce of th: eyenlng was spent >Thirteen member* were present and *e,_e iSimer^H?rr?Usfinra I 'Vtn Mm. Gsarge KebdezL Mra. Harold Brockway heads the wi'Ji singing and vblting and mak- the afternoon wa* .'jnnt tn sewing r![‘; F^^nc^v w/xJ^nd twl •' Mr" Jamc5 Rad^nl. Mra. Bart committee in charge with Mr | . Jan drapcric. for the ho-pitai. ? *7 Cdtamn. Mra. Richard Cook, MY* Hitman. Rollin* Leach, bench, local. local, Homer Smith and Mn 6rvllU , : ---------.-----• • • Hll !nP"- Mr*. Rodins Dewey Recd Reed as auctioneer.' and Mira Cecelia Leach of Lansing A letter received from Mra. E. L. PASSING OF FRANK D. । Twelve friend* surprised Mr* were guest*. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Church, stale treasurer of the PTA PRATT. MIDDLEVILLE Warren’ Roush on Tiiursday eve- Freer will entertain Saturday, Mar. i Who--spoke at the Founder's my Frank D. Piatt, prominent and nlng in honor of her birthday ,j3 Mr. *rid' meeting of the second Ward Pl a respected citizen, nnd lifelong rest­ Heart* were played during the evetcrtalned 4 dlnwill be read al the *hort business (jent cf this vicinity passed away nt nlng and refreshment*, including a Saturday night dinner guesL of ---------- --Mid­ session lo precede the social. , hL* home cn East Main St Monday birthday . cake, were served. It Dr. and Mrs. Frank Carrotlwra were dleville: Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Bar­ । night «t the *ge of nearly eizhty- proved to lx a complete am-prisc Mr. and Mr*. David Goodyear. Mr. croft. Albion; Mr. and Mn. Frank' •’The Red Cross never failed us." Jour years. He-had been ill for sev­ to Mra. Routh but she soon made and Mra. Roy Hubbard. Mr. and Prentice. Mr. and Mr*. Max Bump. everyone welcome and all had a Mr*. Clifford Dolan and Mis* Alice Mrs D>na Becker. Mrs. Stella HulGen. Douglas MacArthur. -flcral weeks. • •• • ............... . ...Ing happy evening. I „ Hagdshaw. ing. Mrs. Florence Hullng and Mra. , . Mr .Pratt was bom in In ; Mary McIntyre of Hastings. Remember the 1943 war fund township on Maxell 8. 1859. and was Mra. John Eddy and Mrs. Winona In honor of her daughter Evelyn’s : drive. ,,v* the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Pratt Downing cf Lansing entertained ■ eleventh The regular monthly met Ung of birthday. Mr* A B. Gwinn pioneer ret Hera. On Dec. 17. 1884 he two tabid* of bridge Saturday hon­ enteitalned eight of her school ! the Stitch and Citatter club met was married lo Alice McQueen, oring Miss Rexlne Downing's birth­ RL._ Irlend* .„. for dinner on w.. Thursday. A at lhe home of Mrs. John Hoeven daughter of Mr. and Mrs. diaries day anniversary. Prize* Were won rose center piece with candles and alre Thl* club was organised in McQueen. One daughter Mrs Ray by Mra. Virginia Baxter and Mis* favors decorated the table and the {August 1935 and It was vo'ed tn | Potts, and a son who died in infan­ Henrietta Bauer An out of town children spent a happy evening. 'keep the membership to fifteen. ; cy. were bom to this union. Mr. andi guest was Miss Dorothy Barker ot . . . . . The meetings consist of sewing and j Mrs. Pratt resided on the old home- Lansing. • Hospital Guild No 18 inet Tlvjn- I visiting. Some charity sewing has . *te«d for seven year* bet ire coming day at the home of Mrs ixo Well- been done as well a* some for the ' ' Three table* of bridge were In _________________ ______________ to Middleville when he becime as­ fare on Colfax St., with Mrs Elmer Red Cross. Birthday* of members . sociated with his brother-in-law. play when Mra. George Newton cn- calkin* und ...a Mrs. Herbert Calkin* renwnJtcred with a gilt. —----->----- —nnd u John Otto. In the hardware and। tertained the Good Time* Club for — assisting. Eighteen membera ' machinery buslnes. In 1000 the bus-. dessert lost Friday. Mrs John seven guest* were present. Light ln(« wa* sold to another brother­ Ironside and Miss Mary McElwain refreshment* were served and the were guests. in-law. E J McNaughton, and for ten years Mr. Pratt wa* associated! Place* were laid for eight at the the ho-.ptLa I Mrs. Ellen Dolman. | .with Ben J. Campbell in the stock E. Mill St., will be hostess for the buying builnras. Later hr- organizedi dinner given by Mr. and Mr*. B. March meeting. the Middleville Co-operntlvc Stock. F. Cowles on' Saturday evening, the STEAM HEAT guests being the latter’s cribbage Mrs. R. G. Flnnle entertained in­ Slilpping association and was it-, ; club members and their husbands ■ formally Saturday evening for the manager .for many yeara. He had HOT & COLD WATEB been prominent in the village af­ Cribbage furnished the evening's i pleasure of her brother and sislerentertainment. SHOWER BATH in-law. Mr and Mrs. WlMam MeW-ilham Murphy, manner of ih. region*were'Ml^Che*^ ’ fairs. having served as president, Knight of Evanston. councilman and also a* a member A. P. store, who'has been a |»- Hodges Mt* Roman Feldpaureh, I Daffodils nnd sweet peas, attrac- . of the school board, and for forty- lively Uent m Buttenrorth hrapiUd in Mra ”ioUrt Slraromn. arranged, centered the lunch ­ Mrs. Robert Shannon was hostess Mrs. Robert -Shannon. Mrs. Carthree year? was a director of the Grand Rapid.-, for two week, re- — ­ *’'>» table at the home of Mr*. Ar- at a des*er. meeting for the mem- ; roU Burkholder. -Mra Philo Slicl- | Hartings Nationa^Bank.^ lie wa* a tumid home Thursday. He .1!11 don and Mra. Bernard Reed. Women's club nmuram prognun life membcr"of“th7'*MiddiJ-v>nZ’p LhPr H<njin °«' Tuesday-, place* ber* of the Women ’-* dub not report nt the store until MonX AM Todge 10d«-NO 231Tnnrt «• U,a b*1"K Wd ,Of e‘’ht Mr" R W committee for ll * year 1943-44. on _sn- , Mrs. Einar Frand.Mrn. chairman of ' the Ac A. A. M M- lodge No”nr 231 nnd nnd Vof*Mid-. of Mid- Cook an(| Mra A B O|(j,ey hfJd Tuesday . ................... special group* and Mrs Clifford : last. Members pi----- -------dleville chapter No. 17 O. E- S. the high scores at contract. ~ ■ Dolan as chairman of factories com­ Mesdame* Lawrence Ht-i Surviving 1-, the daughter. Mrs. FORl pleted the city war fund drive or- j roll Burkholder. George twood. Mary Pott* who has lived with her « gunlzatlon. Mra. Royal Haye-* was hostess to parent* scvcral'yeara and cared for them during their last ricknes*. Her her club on Wednesday afternoon TEEG A R111N—CROTK LEY Feb. 24. for dessert and card* Win ­ mother passed away on July 23 were Mrs. Duane Miller. Mra. unexpectedly at hl* home on MonA lovely wedding was solemnized i , 1M0. There arc al'o six grandchil­ ners Saturday. February 13. at *qven I dren. Mra. Alice Trcpp of Swarth­ EHL* Kelley and Mrs., Glenn Kahler paring to retire, war. held on Thurs­ o'clock in the First Methodist । prize was won by Mra more. Pa , John Potts of Michigan Traveling Miller. J. E. McMillan will en­ day morning at nine o'clock at the cliurch in Hollidaysburg when Miss State-College. Gerald Potts of La- tertain Mra. St. Rom- church, the pastor. Rev. Hazel crotsley. daughter of Mr. and Portc. Ind . Mrs. Helen Erwin of March 10.the club on Wednesday FT. J. V. Dillon, chanting the Sol­ Mra. G. W. Crouley of 407 Juniata , Roseville. France* and Robert Potts emn Requiem High Mas-, assisted St.. Hollidaysburg, became the bride Grander Hdrene' (<M’r Br”‘' ' . Jack.le KelU*>' ‘•'“erUlned six boys of Private Max Tcegardin, *120 East " V rrn' . . fr,1,n bls cis** in school Tuesdav n* deacon, nnd the R- v. Fr. Robert Madison St., Hastings. ll^mCFri(WVl,|Cti Wn ’T ,}pW at, Fcb 231 ln h ,nor "f hL* 7th birthday’ Taffee of Kiiliuuiixco. a* aub-deaTlie ceremony was performed by IL-ST’ 01 the Beeler funeral I Games were played, a prize belna con. The pnstors were clo»e friend* Dr, George Henry Ketterer, pxstor kfl^Hor^ eemerarJ ’ mCdC I WOn by Jlm!nlc NeU- OtlliT* pre*Mrt of Mr. Workman. The senior- choir of the church. TTie couple was at­ Mt. HQ|>e cemetery. |wcrc DaV|d RpUnd Bur^K Spring Suits, Dresses, Coots, sang the Ma**. Mrs Frcderlcka tended by Miss Betty Crotslcy a Be.vir.ir Gallup singing lhe bguu'.i- sLster of the bride, and Corporal,Skirts, Hose, Blouses, Slips. iul hvmn. "I Need Tlie Brcdoira Otto Cusoli of AllQUlp|». Jesus.” . Mrs. Teegardln Is employed in n Sheets, Lace Curtains, Bath­ Clarence Workman, son of Harry Hollidaysburg tailor shop. Private and Alma Hulct Workman, was born Teegardin is a student al the anny room Rugs and Seat Covers, in Grand Traverse Co. on Oct., 12. Keyatone Radio school. After the 1889-nr resided in that community ceremony -------- — — a spaghetti dinner was Bed Spreads. Slacks, Towels, *, and conducted a barber 'hop until tendered the newlyweds at rnlL'lment in the World war. war/daysburg cafe. Ids cnlL ’Xment In Lunch Cloths, Lace Cloths, Upon hi* return he came to Has­ Pins, Safety pins, Needles, tings and ha? since made this cits' HASTINGS hi* home. He had been in poor WOMEN'S CLUB Yarns, New Things for Baby, health for a long tune and spent A group of English students will | much time in various hosnltaLs. but present a one-act play. "Maid of I New Shipment of Needlework, of late was ■■ecmingly Improving France”, by Harold Brtghouse.’ to iwhtn death claimed him. He was Stamped Lunch Cloths, Towds, ! member of Kt. Rose church, the Holy the Hastings Women's Club, at 2:45 j Name Society, American Legion, on Friday. March 5 in the Central Dresses, Aprons, Scarfs and ; Auditorium. The cast of charactera ■ Elks Lodge of Traverac City and the is as follows: Jeanne D’Arc. Pauline Ha-iting-s club. He had many friends Table Runners Pillow Cases. a* ho was a man of high character. Chandler; Blanche, Willo Hampton: 1 loval and genial and always wlllini; Paul, a French poilu. Roger Ben­ : lo do his part In whatever wan asked nett; Frod nnd Gerald. English sol­ diers. Melvin Haavlnd and Stanley of iilni. "CAROLE KING" । ,, , . ,, , , , Bridelman. LJ/1’ ,in'fs«,o mou.rn 1,l‘L 1 The scene is the World Wot 1 in A,,n«. K,lrt*‘c Parts. Harold Brighouse is an EngJUNIOR DRESSES । Jru?cLc-Mn'’ hA m2rrlc', llsh playwright, writing play* about Sept. 30. 1920. on. sister. Mra. Frank his naUve Lancaster. Exclusive in Tailoring and Andrus, of Hastings; one niece, | .Mary jane Andrus; an mint. Mr* i' Style — Prices I Fxid Kniko of this city', and a hrg*cirrb- < f friends. The remains, were i token to Kingsley where Interment ;waa made tn St. Man*’* cemetcrv. I Lrqionhairn-frrwn the Traverse City I P-vt eonducting military .services at • the grave. SOCIAL EVENTS Miss Beverly Brown returned on Saturday from a month* vacation in Kissimmee, Florida. J^net McKnight of Evanston, According to Mr*. Maurice Roush Marjorie English and Joan LcHlvf Hastings City residential chair­ of Woodland were weekend gucsU man for lhe Red. Cross war fund of JoAnne Finnic sixty women took part in can­ Tresor Van Houten, who hat drlW vassing tne wards. completed his training at lhe Fore Under lhe chairmanship of Mr*. Naval school at Dearborn. Ls home Fnd Hale, flral ward worker* were Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barnum L. — John lloevenalr, Mra. Ed~ vbited their *on Harry Bannun.and .ward Mouk». Mr*- Arthur Haven. family In LarutnMver the weekend Mra. Leslie HawUrarM, Mr*. Blake Allcrdlng. Mra. Hcrocrt Bisnop, Mrs. Huldah Bushong of Lima. Allcrdlng. Mrs. Ohio, is st -----"— two •— -• Mr' 1.' J. Hmiai, Mra. Edward Blra(pending weeks al *111. — Mrs. alike Ottosen Mrs. nunou Harold uuracr. Dilrkee. home of MTS. •— ------ — - - - -- nnd ---- , Mra. yr MLs* Mary Scnergrerhom Scheqp-rhorn of James Long. Blodgett hospital was a weekend In lhe second ward, with Mrs. irutsi at the luunc of Mrs L H. Dewey Reed a* cbaltmari. workers Evart* and Miss Agile* Sim. were Mrs. Vcrnor Blough. Mr*. J. Ctuules McUtury. who work* in Snyder, Mrs. Maurice Ingram. Mrs. Saginaw, spent the weekend with D. A. VanBuskirk. Mrs Juma* L*ughls wife and children here ston, Mr*. Olio Haavind, Mrs. Mrs. Henry Billing* of Lansing Uwt* Make. Mra. Edward Tudor, visited with her mother. Mra. Un- ;>1rs. Earl Keeler. Mrs. Waller Walnle Davis and other relatives from lu<;t,‘. Mra. Clrtir Johnson. .Mrs. Lyle Thursday until Sunday. Duan. Mr*. Gerald Lawrence, Mra. William Towne spent from Friday Harry Thompson, Mra. Clarence until Sunday with friend.* In Grand Cappon. and Mra. Harold Downs. Rapids. , •Mrs. — ----------------------Raymond Finnic, -----------chairman — Mr* Laverne Calthrop, ----Mr' of the tiiird --ward was assisted -----------Mfa w by fA. Lwellyn Erb nnd Lloyd of Delton called' uti Mr*. Anna. Deal Sunday Schader. Mra. Gicp Brower, Sir*. Lra. Mr*. Amble Mugridge spent Sat­ Harold Phillips, Mr*.- Dave Boje.', urday afternoon with her brother Mr*. Fred Jone*. Mpi- f>on Siegel, and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mra. Os­ Mra. Frank Cooper. Mra. Elmer car Palmer. Parcel!, .Mra. Fred Smith. Mra. Mr. und Mra. George Docrema and Clinton Lahr, and Mrs. Harold Rad­ children of Marcellus were Sunday lord. guest* of her paients. Mr nnd Fourth ward workers, with Mr*. Mt*. Chas. Christman Thcjr *mi. ;Howard Frost as chairman, were Clifford, who ho* been slaying with ;Mrs. Floyd Gaskill, Mrs. Bert Benhis uncle und aunt. Mr. and Mr* jham. Mrs. Clayton Branditetter. Lawrence Christman of East State ;Mrs Earl Coleman. Mr*. James Road for several month., relumed Baison, Mrs. David French. Mr*. home with them. Fredrick Granger, Mra. Arthur Dr. and Mr*. Fredrick H Taylor Carothers. Mrs. Gordon Ironside. and son Terry of East Lansing Mra. Robert Cook. Mrs. Jason Mespent Sunday with the William :Eiwain. Mrs. Wallace Osborn, Mr*. Stebbins family. ■ Walter Perkins. Mra. laiurence Mrs. Hazel Doolittle of Syracuse. Bninelt. Mra. Kenneth Lnberteaux, N. Y. is visiting her daughter Ml.- . IMrs Robert Walldorff. Mrs. Nor­ Howard Fro*t mid fuinliy iron Schowulter, Mr*. R. E. Waite Sybil Woodmansee, who was grad- . Members of the Woman'* Club,- Mr. uid Mr*. Hhlrky Henry were tn Battle creek Saturday P M. Mra. Helen Hoekstra and Pattv ■nd Tummy Hoekstra ot Kalama* > > were Sunday guesU ol Mr. usd Mr*’ E. P. Botlum Misse* Dorothy Schutt* and Ag.nes Cunnlngtuun were Battle Creek vuitor* on Saturday. Mra. David Boyes visited relative? land triend* In Galesburg on Truir.da>. Mr. and Mra. Robert Finnic left Wednesday for Beaumont. Texas, where they will apend six week* with their aon-in-inw and daugh­ ter. Dr. and Mr*. Cirarlwi Tbdd. Mr. and Mra. Frank Kline of Detrolt spent lhe weekend in HMunfck. Ensign and Mrs. Marshall H Cook were home fur u few day* leave last week and left on Sunday to drive to Seattle. Washington, where he Is now stationed Mr. and Mra. ^lartpcc Crawford weie in DeJaJii'ifrom Wednesday until Satjuday of last week. Mra,-Cl. F. Chidester, Mra Gceuge Burges* and Mix* Anne Burton drova to Kalamazoo with Mbs Jean Barnes on Saturday. Jack Stem. James Biistol. Mau­ rice Foreman' and Earl Colemap were in Holland lost Thursday. Mr* Edward Goodyear left Fri­ day to spend a week in Detroit with her sister. Miss Eleanor Thomas. Curtis Botlum of Akron. Ohio, was the guest of Mr.-and Mr*. E F. Botlum last Wednesday night. Dale Henry was home from Great Lakes. Ill, Saturday night and Sun­ day. He wa* accompanied by a friend from Kalamazoo, who Is also hl training at Great Lukes. Mrs. Joe Thoma*, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Donald weaver of Mt. Pleasant, went to Detroit on Saturday tor a few days' visit with their lister, Air*. John Bezold. From there Mrs. Thomas will go to Fort Phillips. Kansas for two weeks. , Mbs Rose Mary Hagen of Kaiumazoo was the weekend guest of Mix* June! Bockeloo. 8. Broadway. Mr. and Mra. Loul* Barlow have as their tiuest. MU Ruth Bank, o! Jasper. Ala. Mr. and Mra Guy Giddings were in Kalamazoo Sunday, the guest.-, o! Mr and Mrs Henry Poth. . Mrs. Henry Vahlsing and Mins. Da* id and Donald of Whitehall spent the weekend with Mr. and Mra. Archie iteickord While here they also called on other relative* and friends. Mr. nnd Mra William Bell of Ionia were guests of Mr. nnd Mi . Dau Lewis on Thursday ■ Mra. J E. Matloon. Mi.-. Dan lx-wl* and Mrs Ed Story were in Free­ port Sunday standing the memor­ ial service tor Bernard Fighter. Those from away ntteiidlng the funeral of Ch.n-nc.- Woricm.iii Mr. and Mra Frank Cook ol Trav­ erse Cll>T Mr and Mra. J'.-.i.-.l! Van Hom and son of Erorre. A P Baier of Jackson. Mra Frank Conklin. Jackson. Mr. and Mr- Egl* Veinkla-.cn of Grand Rapid.-, and Sister Mary Albertina and Sister Mary Wendell । ! Mi.: . -.- <• •>! t..... -! l’...i> id*. Mr. and Mra. Allen Newton. E Center St . were In Chicago over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. C J. Penny of Roy­ al Oak wen- guests of Mr*, f.-i i Blough and Mr and Mrs Vcrnor Blough over the weekend. Mra. Nlal Fancher of Battle Creek was the guest of Mr and Mra. Clifton Wellman and other friend* on Thursday. Mr. Fanch­ er expect* lo leave soon for Palm Beach. Fin., to Join her husband, Corporal Fancher, who Is training tlie re m the radio communications branch of the service. William Murphy, who ha* been a patient In Butterworth hospital nr Grund Rapid*. ha* relumed lo hLs home hi re to complete his convulcsccnct. Judge A. D “McDonald b In De­ troit for the third week, holding court and hearing an Interesting Polish ca»e. an n ti-rpsvter belli;; necessary. Ix-i'-r RevnolU-. uni' l<> BateCreek last wiek where hr submitted to an operation al Leila P<»-t hos­ pital on Friday Hr is making a nice recovery. Mra Roynold* ha’ bc< n - jx nding several day., with her husband. Pvt Kenneth Stamm left Sunday ■_ for Camp Bragg. N c. after .pend­ BERNARD FIGHTER ing a week writ hl* parent. . Mr. I Bernard Fighter was bom Sep■nd Mrs. Llewellyn Stamm. twjxr 26. 1910 and paratd away in Mr and Mrs Harry Ixiraeit were j New Guinea on New Year's Day.. in Battle Creek on Saturday on 11044. nged 23 yr*. 3 nw». and 5 ; businet*. . day*. • MLv. Connie Slantc.n of Grand He graduated from the Freeport Rapid* was the guest of her cousin High school with the class of 19.15 Mbs Frame* Cowli over tlf- week- j carrying Salutatorian honor* at the cnd. ; ngc of fifteen. Hr was also vice­ Mr. Jean Newton and Mi.-. Bettv president of hi* clas*. Weaver were In Battle Creek on He was inducted Into the service Saturday. of hi* country May 5. 1941 and re­ Mis, Jean Iz-pper.thlen -;xr.t the ceived hi* basic training nl Camp weekend with friends ;n Battle Livingston. La He attained the ti­ Creek. tle of Corporal He 1* survived by Mrs V. A Wellman and -on R'i.- hi* parents, one brother. Ro-coe sell of Jackson came for the week­ Fighter ot Freeport; and by a large end nnd to help celebrate the «l*i clrdlc of friends. birthday anniversary of Ik: father. “He lived for tho*e who loved him, James Ransom. For his heart wa* kind nnd true; Mr. and Mrs Adam Frad-’r and For the many ties that bounr! him non of Lacey *.jm nl Sunday with To the friend, that bc»t hr knew; Mr. and Mrs. Meric Van Houten. For the task* that God assigned Mt and Mr Clarence DePhnUi him. of Grand Rapid-, are cxirrled on In*Ute years he tiaveled through: Saturday to *,x-nd the weekend as For tlie bright hope.* left behind guests of Mra Jason. McElwain him— Mra. Robert Kelly of Milford was And the good that hr could do ’’ an over Sunday gue»t nt home. Miss Hazel Csukin. who t* doing Speaker* strewing the danger of secretarial work in Baltic Creel; tuberriilrv.L-. hi war time will be spent Sunday with her parents available to every organization :n . Mr. and Mra E. A Caukin . the slate during April through -lhe Mr- Arthur Lower and Bcckv re­ Victory Speakers Bureau c( Lie turned on Sunday with hr r patent. Michigan Council cf D'.’fcnse. t | WOMEN COVER CITY IN RED CROSS WAR FUND DRIVE HOTEL HASTINGS New Things for Spring • ---- .-- u. GOLDEN GATE ORANGE RING CAKE If you need a _ Holu. MACKINAW OR FINGER TIP COAT it NOIP! Orlis Antiseptic Groves Bromo Quinine bot. 250 bot 100 Yeast and Iron Tablets Aspirin Tablets 850 25c We have been fortunate in getting in a good supply 49c of Red Plaid and Blue Melton Jackets. 27c from 36 to 50. All sizes 98c RED PLAIDS with full double bock, large water 29c proof game pockets, double across the chest, four pockets, all wool $12.50 cheaper ones $7.95 ★★★★★★★★★ THATS WHT UNIVERSAL STUDIOS CHOSE BLUE MELTON, lined, double breasted, four pi>ck$8.50 Unlincd $7.50 Bleached 18” Stevens crash 25 Rayon Panties 39 Spring Cause Union Suited-- 85' Cotton Hose 39' Full Fashioned 59' Full Fashioned Lisle Hose 69 Saamless 79* Anklets 15c — 19c 25' We still have a good stock of FINGER TIP COATS. Pays' sizes 10 to 20. Men's. 36 to 44. Prices $10.00 to $22.50 It is becoming more difficult to get this kind of merchandise and no one knows what the situation 2oz. 10 oz. 40c size 60c size will be next fall but it's a safe bet it won't be any Squibb'* Cod Lives Oil 89c PeptoBismol 89c need o Jacket-or will need one in a year or two 31c better buy it NOW. Ipana Tooth Paste Phoae 2428 098 to Spring r allies! Ibox 500 pint Cleansing Tissues more plentiful nor any better quality So if you 49c 39c BEED’S UANGHAIIT BAKERY IU S. Jeffersoa St Other Good Dresses at Money-Saving Prices! Alka Seltzer 40c 798-875- 1095 DRUGS Castoria for Friday and Saturday! ROOMS REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS PN DUTY Baitings Phone 2241 “ UY ONDS ☆ ☆ * A I R D ’ S More glamour —be cause the texture is Haw less — exquisite — sheer as mist. Better fit — be cause of their super elastic three-way stretch. Longer wear — because of their special twist construction. And the value is extraordinary at Other Admiration Hovkry—Ifc to >L1> Full FxKImU * .00 Shear Lisle Hom I 28" Outing Flannel 15* Lontdala Blaached Mullin 4 IO Frandsen^ "Exclusiva But Not Expensive!" HASTINGS �TUT HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, MARCH 4. 1943 PAGE EIGHT S°»ASlSS5HJ?n,‘v The CLASSIFIED WANT ADS CAUCUS NOTICES ___ _ »’.;t » .7X7 .ts j ’tam "ST wtf ‘wtt ■ WANTED AT FIRST * ___ which started when an overheated । Mun.i*>. u.r. h is. at i jo P. M. i... I pipe Ignited a nest built there by a <•,. pan«~- of non..n.tin< naiM.ix I squirrel, wa* extinguished Fridayu«i.r. -na irnurtiM .&» otb.r 1936 to 1940 Chevro■ morning, about 11:00 o'clock by the city fire department, with only ■ ‘ lets and Fords. High­ eat TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS slight damage. Clift Scliondelmyer maple grove twp of Middleville own* lhe house. y.u, u,u>r T.r ii.|. ran™. ».n A fire at the Prank Sage plan- ir b.id .t tu Maplr Lr.t Hail. , ing mill al 300 Ea*l Court Street U...* ic 2 i- u i... tUc est cash prices paid. PHONE 17F21 HICKORY Friday morning wa* extinguished • -t ’* CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE by Ute fire department before any oHw’-f tL <.« inc. serious damage resulted. The blare . 1 AUCTIONEER started when on overheated stove 1 - ---------. 1 Hosting*. Michigan Ignited a pile of wood shavings Hastings twp. I T«l<. llrL raura. w.U l.r i Loren Coppock Delton. Mich. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Date* can be made al Banner Office. Burkholder-Nischan NATIONAL EDITORIAL— LEGALS AUTO REPAIRING AND MISC. Sheldon Agency Surety Bond* PhOM 2113 I fl PREPARE NOW TO GET J jYOUR BOOT ORDERS IN EARLY ! JOHNSTOWN TWP. J(ihn>t»wn Ri'publi h'ld at >b>* Johnii Swanson Agency I'rvbalr Ottke. PROTECT YOUR CAR petition; State Farms 80-10 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT Our Stocks at Present !] ARE COMPLETE! HOPE TWP Hope- Twp Republican caucus will be held at lhe Cloverdale Town hatl on Sat. March 13. 2 p. in. for the I purpose of nominating several of* flees of Hit township . By Order of the committee 3-4 KNEE BOOTS J LIGHT OR HEAVY GRANGES !2.98 - s4.48! STAR GRANGE AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE PHONE 3301 JI Lace Top Knee Boots $4.98 CARD OF THANKS Men's Hip Boots Best Quality Red Soles DR. I. J. CASTOR OPTOMETRIST | Pancoast Bldg. Halting* i 1 We Remove Dead Animals S HI-CUT VICTORY WORK RUBBERS It For Prompt Removal of . Old. Crippled or Dead i \ Horses and Cows / \ Marshall Furnaces $ X HASTINGS 2697 \ Rtpairt furnitbed and in­ stalled for all make* of furnace*. Men's and Boys' PHONE \ Coal. Gas ond Oil Fired Glycerin Recovered front Animal ECON-O COAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work 1 Eaveitroughing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE 142 E. State Phone 23J1 u 1 Horses Will Help Win the B HEAVY THEY LAST CARD or TIIANKR—t m 1.49 BLACK {I UPPERS AND SOLES I 3 J MEN'S 4 BUCKLE BUY WHILE ALL KINDS GENERAL INSURANCE SURETY BON'Ai JERRY Phone 2319 95 J ARCTICS $3.45 I VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. ANDRUS Nall Bk. Bldg. AUCTIONEER List yoar Auctloa Sale* with EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT DEWEY REED Fhou* 3467 for tomo of that good Lily White Flour Shipping Livestock fists FOR SALE—cerher Noani.l | >r«l»« I KJ MCMORAM • l.r.'l, f., > K C. Ml.lr»llo» I’hnn. 11 ’ <VU.mVniMm Every Saturday We have a complete slock JAKE DEPRIESTER F«'R SALE OR TRADE- Boyer for STILES and Company Hastings stock- Pep .your chicken* up with through FILES FINAL PETITION AS BANK RECEIVER C. "BILL” SHERWOOD FOR INSURANCE Hotel Halting* Phen* t6ei CASH Changes Hands For your old Scrop Iron. Radiotori, Batteries. Alu minum. Bran, Copper & m r w.ikr. 231' w Hi.ri. cUrlotte ;b-ne 1 >> FOR rest—?<• a f«rtn i.> t.-i.i. <•» •••’> ’"i- -'’i n»rry«il!» . Wiu ubtih.-k । a for rest- in «it» !<•>•.. i'. » »-• .. .... .... ■» . .> ..UJn. >.» oB CLENN F. LAUBAUGH CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville William Schader Jr.. announced ‘hi* week that- he has sold his interest In the Hastings Recreation to Mr. Philip Parlove of Detroit. Mr Parlove has been In this line of business for the post eighteen yCurs |n that city. He plans to i move his family here this summer. Mr. Schader exoecls lo ro iiito the armed forces in the near future and gave this os ills reason for selling hLs business How Much Will Your Income Taxes Be? schedule . Truss Fitting ■ EXPERIENCED FITTER Quality llls finol nccount and has asked for ' ! his discharge as receiver. Circuit ■ ” ; , Judge Archie McDonald has set —-— 1 Saturday. April 10. as lhe day for • hearing of this petition. Mr. Mohr­ _ inann has served ns receiver for | nearly ten year* having been ap‘I’.J*’ 1 pointed May 20. 1933. BOMB THE JAPS WITH JUNK! [ 1 L Since the bank closed for bust„ . ’ ncss in July. 1931. 73 per cent of its e base claims of $751,177 93 have been ■t Mht.il.: i paid and there is still the sum ol fth.ii.T- $12,000 and over on deposit with the ' " ijtate treasurer, representing imib j.hB. 1 pounded funds. »r gr.nz. 1 ■ *• ■ I HOUSEHOLD GOODS or ibis federal. INCOMB TAXES fuels always. LwL mnorricH AinstaiuiH: stsymft! SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. W| fut.lkcAs—l,rE! i HASTINGS, MICH. DEAD STOCK REMOVED PROMPTLY HORSES $5.00 COWS $4.00 All possible recoveroblo animal fats vital to WAR PROGRAM “YOU BET, WE VOTE THE BIG ‘X’ ON THE WOLVERINE BALLOT....... WE’RE VOTING THAT WAY FOR LIFE” KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS PHONE COLLECT KALAMAZOO 2-9544 DO YOU HAVE THE MONEY TO PAY THEM? • This year it is more important than ever be­ fore that income taxes be paid promptly. If you do not have enough money put aside to poy your taxes, get in touch with us "for an income tax Ipan. Pay your taxes and get them off your mind . . . repay us monthly! Loans in Small Amounts or up to $300 WHY shouldn’t millions vote } that "way? They've learned i by experience that no other work shoe even comes close to the house-slipper comfort of Wolverines. They’ve found ' that Wolverines never need "breaking-in” and never lose , their original softness and flexibility., .even dry that way ! ' after soaking. They’ve dis। covered, too, that wolverines actually cost less by months ; or miles of wear...cut down work shoe costa amazingly. They get all these extra bene­ fits because Wolverines alone have both soles and uppers of genuine Shell Horaehide triple tanned to amazing softness and flexibility. Wolverine’s secret tanning process keeps all the toughness but gets nd of the stiffness. That's why Wolverines feel so much bet­ ter and wear so much longer. Plan* Available, Incinding Straight Signature Loans, No Embarrassing Inquiries Made Of Friends, Relatives Or Employer. To Apply For A Loan. Come In Or Phone! SHOESTOBE CITIZENS CREDIT CORP. LY BARKER’S Martian Phoaa Uli m MIK W. STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN PHONE 2722 “ K Gnuitys Store * �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWO—FACES HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 4. 1943. IICHTY-SEVENTH YEAR - --------1 " ' Herr I* my new address 1 1 Rlcliard M. Hinckley S 2 c object of your affliction, and you os to the activities each branch will Christmas seal*. Speaker*, participateHn. < turn. ---------|x»ter*.---and --------movie, —— are If you mw the truck convoy a* It Buddy Dale Green Cox Co. 1563. U.S N. >QM> School won't shed a tear. traveled down Green street toward 1 ynrd cratt Y. T12B I Coddihgton Point Gu'At sneakers at a War Bond ed by the Michigan Tulwi Fort Custer -otur dark Monday pcarl Harbor T H. , Newport. Rhode Island Now for another story from the assembly held hi Central auditor- Association, Lansing, to any By JANE CAMERON evening you only know hall of the Birthday Ls April 30. J To David Robinson—we have your ‘ 'soldier's ample store. Even time ium Monday, March I. were Meaars. tzaUon requesting them. « story. — — | Glad to hear from you BuddjC*nddrrss but can't give lhe name ot I I see him I collect enough of these ■ George Carpenter. Barry county (Continued from page 1. Sec 1) to make conversation lor six, I chairman: George Whitney. Michi­ Il teertEf part of the maneuver Nice to have you aboard- isn't that your ship-we re still waiting until The slogan for the Aprtl Early Something -tor the "Why In months) This Ls abbut the boxe* gan executive director; and atiid" Dlxgnosis Campaign te "Follow Uw for two soldiers to be placed the Way they say It In lhe Navy? Wl> know Just how wc cun print big order but il surely te an order calls at main intersection.-, to signa) lhe Congratulations on your promotion | your address *o mail will still reach Heaven's Name Department '—Why- from home There Ls Ur long, lanky ; Van Den Berg. Grand R fh,.! Example cf lhe Armed Forces—Get worth fUling.i do they keep on advertising stuff lad from the North Carolina moun­ | chairman for Michigan/ I you. Well work il out yet. • trucks through with Hash light*. too ...? 1 TC.rwv: spoke on War Bonds and g'avi ___ _ you And what do you think of tills— Keep your letter* coming fellows , — couldn’t buy for love nor tains In hLs barracks, complet* with They tell us Nashville was proud Two sbeh bay® were stationed on various v.«.,......n here ...... i* word —from ------ money? —.“.ry? I hear some drip raving mountain drawl and dialect. Quite , gestlons —------- as, - to■— •— driv^' Hume and thrilled to have Plr*t Lt. Wil­ the corner of Green and Broadway. here come* a letter from Gerald Hold everything Haste—no ™ less — -----than —a about my favorite what-ste und- go1 a character to us. altiiough we ate schools are raising Mrs. Clayton Brandstettcr saw • Petri Keller about Buciiy—he say*: <Pvt. Hiram liam Roe home on lenvr from the * - it '■ i* ‘ — drooling around until 1 get to town probably quite character* to him , bombers and- Jeeps. "Have just seen my old friend poem, here African from, he wiio has won the these two lad* when she went home Buddy Or<*en. who I haven't seen To Farmer Iry Tubb*. and there just Isn't ANY. Seem* When ever .1 box'from"home eontiw , ■ ■ - ■’—- ■ * later driving down town Distinguished Flying Cross and oth­ Sometime they - might belter keep their in the mad. this mountaineer xlow- SOUTHWEST RUTLAND ' WWT ,# WT■ gif for a meeting of WAAC recruiting in two years. It Ls almost like seeing When I was home-1 never knowed :'j like er honor* Probably lhe happiest executive big fat mouths shut. Come to think; ly but definitely ambles up, flips ! — Mr ---nnd Mrs Myron Bishop\>f ww one of the family. It is nice down Tlrat there an Iry Tubb* abode committee Mrs Brandone was-'Bill' Roc himself so glad Stet ter raw ttie*e of it. they might better be m the his arm. and there appear. Instant- Charlotte. '"harlot te. — Mr. ...... and..... Mrs. Doug.......Roy ... ............. here, but il seem* more sunny than But since his pome I have read these same same noys boys sun still he’d be able to real, al home again. stetter saw S~on >“! I »• “ Before I put my*elf to bed ly a wicked-looking'curved knlfr lass of Hastings were Sunday' We're all proud of you Bill If you Bad dream* have spoiled my peaceHe says. "Here! I'll cut the string: - s-uests at the home of their parent! 1936 to 1940 Chevro­ “*"” 11 ** . . . M”-d-- .gtxxj <j0M, ol medtclnc to *ec him. don’t mind, und best of lurk to jou jnioht lul .slumber cuts the lhe string, sllte-open Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Dan Douglas-,. Douglass. * Wm. . Patsv report* that the school busI He cut* slit- open the Mr Lt.. Hr your next assignment. As I recall his daughter.-, number ■ route takes them past homer, with box. eats what he wants, and then I Haven* spent Sunday at the home lets and Fords. High­ Dr.„.bu.«r. U» Nine—and all a needin shoes Newvlnief*—Ll. and Mrs. Arnold iso many service flags that they the owner can take over from there, jof hiv daughter Mr. and Mra Hojvrlatively thought fid person that t0 hpur (roin ul( rn y friends 1 get Ghi's poor old try 'Foouhod Blues.' counted up one morning and these Every time, he gets away with thl i ward Johnson and reported Mr... est cash prices paid. Prrifln* weie home between their So in my dreams I finds a plan -------------------------------^h-parture from Camp Robinson. home?: Haven* -about the same.---* Mr. Mr and homes have given 33 boys to lhe 'cornM •• (To help this great producing man service of our country. I believe Mra. Hurry Dunn ■ attended tin? Aik. to Arnolds new |>ost at Camp to™.- "And 1WW'- •<■-nnii■ "'«««■ ■■ "m" Farm Bureau family night at the Atterbury, at Columbus. Ind. Are fellow from Tennessee. drawlid the . Qprild j* the son of Mr and Mrs. His girls could help him with tlie UHs Is a record for one school bus 'Sam Kcll'-r of Cloverdale und his j chore* I. O O F. lull Monday night. you ever u 'knock out' in uniform route. Speaking from experienct Mrs. B. went to the U 8,0. room , And that would even up the scores. what a lot of plan! gone awry, what Arnold, und let me usk you—who borrowed cups, spoon*, sugar and i address Ls— . Hastings. Michigan I But ull nt once a little guy Isn't? ‘As one of our sweet young the coffee pot; had It filled at the ■ Gerald D. Kellar S 2 c • April will be observed as th* 16th an economic change in thore homes Tlie Informal all-school party will annual Early Diagnosis Campaign 1 Come* In my dreams and starts to what serious readjustments have glamours said the other day—"A Coffee Shop ulus getting hambunra. 1I USNJi Standard Unit be held tomorrow night In the hlkh financed by the .sale of tuberculosis cry. man In unlfonn 'always gets hb glri then took "the eats" back to the 1I Craft Unit 2 c/o Fleet port office : taken place In" oil the Uvea affected. school gymnasium. The theme this ’ Says he. Keep four girl* on the farm । San Francisco, Calif. and I don't mean lhe Canadian fellows 'who were plenty pletused. ■■ Now for addresse*— I That'*--plenty of their added charm ■ I wa* going to tell you girl* how year is the "Farmer's Frolic ' Bud ---------Mounted Police." The truck convoy come through , Glad to get you placet! Betty— ~ ..... up­ Wolfe* orchestra wul furnish lhe that would leave five extra j to test coffee for chicory, but. Then tl Minch 13th will be a Red letter In Uuee recllons ! we’ve counted decided "Jive". I..counted you you twice tuice in in our our nsr* lists 1 gais gals on thinking it over. I dc-ciilrd day for Emerson Struble stationed the*e boys nad to stand at their i we've matu ,r of fftcl. » 1*1 you Who could Join up with all their against It. If you find chicory The girl* glee ■club now study— - ■is ------------at Sioux Fnlb. South Dakota. And pout over a perttjd ofJawsWeiare icouW ,.arry thl. woric for lwo tt;uint. - pals ,X!;’ r__ f ‘ —,r-- to I kick to the grocer, you are lust ing the "Ring of the Nibelung” by why—because hb wife Genevieve sure Mrs Brandatctters neighborly ------mr* Mn Rrnndstettera nciahborlv «. ..._ ------ addrefl In the service of their country to (adding one more burden to a man Wasner. tone of the attractive gals who work action raised those fallow* morale We’re Riad to have your formerly , - -----------------------j fight the common foe (who now already has more troubles, I Thursday afternoon. Feb. 25. in at the Consumers Power office! about 100'. and to their benefactor ■ which 1*— (Betty was , If. like their "paw." them gate could L'i.ur Young Dr.. Malone ind Pepbasketball game between the und hb nn-tty litian haired shier our nomination for the best good ' Jean Carpenten , !db.h out lots pf woe per Young's Family combiner!, We freshmen and eighth grade, the I Aux, Betty C. Crawley. Eleanor, uno takes your call* at the deed of tlie week. To all the AxLs big-wigs. Why they’d night us well ,a • our breath a? to , fre)<hman bovs were defeated by a AB N. A 601397. telephony office will arrive al Sioux be worse by far. kirk lo the manufacturer, boidi * M.ore of 29-28. Falls to visit him so if Emerson dun( , 7th Co 3rd Regt. If your daughters could be classified i... —..ui - too. So. we • nrt elMB h(V> mast Of the art hv 1... has ..i. o!s •trcubi.e Army Post Branch ces an Irish jig before Hu- 17th it ! Letter Sews 2 Waacs. 2 Wave*—1 Spar1 will drink the darn sluff and like Ft. Des Moines. Iowa Ls not an early St. Patrick* cele- f Mrs. V. D. Ackerman, who wa* Next week tydlngs from Middle- 1- wd bt thankh.1 we Un- in a. work finished for the annual. They bration. it will be just 'cause you sewing production chairman of the Birthday May 30th i ville lo all of you from Mrs P. O. country where we have the priv- 'i take charge of the art work tor the can't hold the man down. Countv Red Cross before they entire annual . Stokoe. We hear two of the favorite ilege <>f kicking if we wan; to. but A »U»r who 1». tad plrms oi ■“ D"'oU Pvt. Glenn Frederickson i belle* of Thomapple-Kellogg ate also where the people have common ,; The nine girls of the Handicraft ‘MJ William Beaumont I about to become lady Marine*! May- (sense enough to save ull the kicks)iclub who hare been weaving blocks Gen. Hosp. Ward 10 ' for an afghan will begin sewing b-- Mra S can tell us all about that for tlie Nutt*les and J.ips. ry RaiiIa »>«, «>Ked home Bund»> JJir 1> u wm.wtar.in Ikwu. ;thcm together at the next club ', when she "dishes it out" next week. .... n.ui»r.tt Xi “i tap. «"r Tta? for a. ten ta. day imloudb furlough io to recuperate ! hour. Marilyn Bristol wove thirty Cheerio. We've hud some terrible pocm< from n recent Operation. It Is good mailed and about nil he can ray Ls blocks and Patty Shurlow followed Zolly Coffer about the little red pump, hut 1 second with eighteen. to have you home Barry and we're Pvt. Garth Florin he's getting along O K. bc'ieve the one from Ann Arbur !s all grateful to you and men like you. that Pupils have been, enjoying shorter W. R- C. INSTALLS OFFICERS U. S Army Virgil, the oldest son. is in Okla­ the worst. who are doing such u tough Job. homa I hour* and less school because tcachCo F 320th Inf. APO. 35 in Officer* Training School The following officers were in­ The little red pump is covered ers were rationing. for all of us. so courageously and so Comp San Lui* Obispo. Calif. stalled in W. R. C. by Mra. Stella and will graduate this week with rust. well. ' In an effort to increase Dcferoc Perry Ls al Chicago Navy Pier I Birthday Aug 23 Loveman: President. Carrie Welton; If that red pump was mine I ’ d Stamp sales Wednesday, the pur­ It was goad to see Ensign Mar­ .studying aviation mechanics. S V. P. Clara Tinkler; J. V. P. ■ clean It or bust. chase of each stamp was dedicated shall Cook at the Haslings-ClurKntljiecn 1? still with the Army 1 Pvt Jume* H Mulder ’ Gladyce Gilmore; secretary. Nellie SCIENTIFICALLY Look. -Bud! What's ;h-- me of l£> Carl uan vonraa Me graaumeu Conrad He graduated lotte basketball game Friday night. Air Force here in Detroit. Gower; treasurer. Esther Tett; nnilsblng up the pump nnd .ureinj to Co. C. 71st Tng. Bn. 15th Tng. from Hastings high school tn 1937 Only tiling it was too bad you Chap.. Marie Smith; guard. Rozi-1- In the I'm doing clerical work nt J. L. | Regt. B I. customers the ain * can .... ...... " --------> PREPARED ...----before when enlisting the. .Armed couldn't have seen Hasting* take HutLsons*. s la Burghduff: assistant guard. Clara ... Camp Joseph T. Roblivon, Ark. only have 4 gallons? You just r-t 5*0,5^. the game Marsh, m that the Has­ 'Becker; conductor, Lucy Turner; the hose good und wet. See what, TJjp ’Var*ity club, basketball team I hope someday wc. can all get I Birthday—Jan. 31st PRESCRIPTIONS tings undefeated reedtd for the year back to Hastings. I assistant, con., Viney Ftsher; pa_- I mean? The poem ihMd I have ) nnd joun)an,m C]as:. had their plccould have remained perfect. Marsh ;triotic instructor. Myrtle Caseline; expressed fuUlltj. not comments on turfft tagcn for the annual March ■shepnii" A-C Robert W. Field. and his wife were here lust two day;, i color bearer*. Mary Adams. Lillie my ambition. If you give em any , 1 Mrs. V D. Ackrrmam ' Squad D-l. on their wav fsorn Philadelphia to I Hocvenair. Minnie Mvers. Gertrude mon- you end up in the clinx and Another letter Irom Woodrow I A.AF. P.F.S.—Pilot, movies of thp natlonSeattle where Marsh will be sta­ Allcrdlng (who. Incidcntaliv was j Barlow; press cor.. Margaret Palm- wh<> »anu to mis* what r going on | al Technicolor nnlslc cainp nl mp-riochen. Maxwell Field. tioned. ( one of the high school pranksteis ri"iVv ’°r 1 1 Michigan, were shown to music Montgomery. Alabama Saw a birthday cake going to;you In Frccixirt back In 35 and '36> think something could X- done with : claAM,s Monday. Feb. 22. I BEETS GO MECHANICAL Ian Ironside for your hlrtndny "" .... , Camp Ripley. Minnesota tiiLs beginning. ; club jjour wa5 postponed from I Mechanical thinning of beets gels ttw 27th. Il sure looked good enough Feb. 22, J943 • • Feb. 22 tuitll March 8 because of to eat und by now you’ll know what Dear Sir: j the approval of tlie agricultural reSomething for aU the poor rerv- . shortened hours? we mean. . .: ”ltec. the money order for one buck ;. search administration of the U. S. Ice men who have to peel onions ! The Victory Corps, which is beSin An ton ip Texas , Department of Agriculture. Nine when they are on KP. A loval fan ing organized In high schools Stanley Kuempel is nt Fort Leon­ and I want to thank-you very much. HASTINGS ----------------------PHONE 2115 Group 18-2-B. | years of research indicate cust-am- in Delton originated this nersclt. throughout the United State*, has ard Wood. What's your uddre;,, I don't smoke, but when you're in the Army, there'* a lot you can buy. . ary hand blocking and thinning re­ Set an electric fan on lhe table and been organized in Hastings high Stan.? I don't think 1 11 have much quire* more than 27 hours of labor Henry Harrison Ford of Delton aim the breeze between you and the school, and plans have been made In cashing the money order. ' an acre where yield* average about R 2 Is now at Gre-.il Lake* taking trouble I drive in to the Little Fulls Hos­ 12 tons of beets to the acre. Com­ ■Boot" training—l&t us know jour pital Camp McCain. MissL-sippl every day. We are eight miles pleu- mcciianlcol tlilnnlng required address too Henry­ Birthday—Feb 15 from town. Little Falls te about the only 2 45 hours an acre, with not Keep your letters nnd addresses .same size a* Hastings. much difference in yield coming fellows it's the only way wr I'm feeling Just fine and we've had Sgt. Robert Fortney. Jr can keep track of you. Then loo a little cold weather up here so far MORE DRIED VEGETABLES Hqt. Btry. 491st CA. BN. <A.A > those of us bock home here on tlie this winter. For over a week, ll was Dehydrated vegetable production Camp Stewart. Ga side lines urc eager to know nil the between 35 42 below zero. We've mand ™ ™t*ShX ett i-Congratulations on your promotion is due for a sharp increase in 1943. things you're doing) It gives us n |‘“jJ according a survey indicating 187 J? R^ntm; I Sat (Incidentally Bob's .Dad is Bob little satisfaction when we know we just come up and .ride to Ft Snelling i Sgt. (Incidentally Bob's .Dad te Bob new dryinglo plants will go Into op­ can’t be out there taking the punch­ with me. Ha. I have to drive to Ft IFoitney who Is in charge at the eration. Twenty plants were avail­ es for you nnd with you. and make Snelling about every other day with FLsh Hatchery.) able a year ago. Here are three changes to note in no mistake fellows, we’d be there patients from our Camp here. Us your "date" book— « il we could but a guy Ls'nt much about 275 miles around trip. Milk bricks are being made. Jack E Wagner. S 2c use If he can't even climb a step I'm the only Ambulance driver on Thirty-three pounds of powder ladder anymore without gelltni; the post nt the present lime, so my . Fargo Bldg. 495 from an original 30 gallons of milk Summer St. dizzy) work goes on 34 hr*, a day. I know are pressed into a nine-inch cube Boston, Massachusetts Just visiting with Bob Casteleln the folks back home arc working under high pressure. who arrived home Monday for a ten Just as hard. We hope this is over day furlough and Bby. is he glad to before long. Pvt Duane E. Jarman 36417390 A recent survey of persons en­ Yes. I was home on a few days see the 'old home town.' He has n tering tuberculosis sanatoriums, U. S Army Air Force becoming Alabama tan 'no south­ leave for my last birthday and tlie showed that only 20 per cent were Flight D' 31st T. S S. S P ern accent! and is now stationed at one before. I hope to be home- on in Ute early stage of the disease. Jefferson Barracks. Mo . my next one. which is Sept. 5 Camp Butner. N. C. . I sure enjoy, reading tin- Banner, Co. a 309th Inf. ns then I enn keep.up on the news A. P. O. 78 Bob says he'd like to know who the from home. We don't have too much to ro to here, except the shows other Barry' County boys are. at I'm sending our weekly paper to Camp Butner. We enjoyed seeing you Bob. Wc always thought you you. Wish I had more time to write, but can't make it this time, so Hello were a particularly "swell guy" and to everyone. darned if wc don't ptlll think so! Yours Truly. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Sher­ Pfc. Woodrow W. Allcrdlng man of R 2 have received word that Thanks for your letter Woodrow their son Robert has been made and thank* too for sending us tlie PFC. and goes to Medical school Camp Ripley paper —we liked thin Texas soon. Also another son name of the sheet—"Muzzle Blast.” Harold of Great Lakes. III. is to go Good luck fellow, well sec you on HI NUfllllONU KOO ro Aviation Machinist school aftei your next birthday. his leave which starts Mar. 11. . Here's word from Buddy Green Maurice Webenhofer whose par­ Cox— ents live In the Wilcox-Gates school Pearl Harbor , neighborhood. Just returned to Feb. 12. 1943 Camp al Rapid City. South Dako­ Dear Mom und Dad: ta after a ten day furlough at home. I received your letter and I sure Guess you know.your brother re­ was Rind to hear from you. I sure ports for hl* examination next week. would like to see home and all of Kenneth Buss is already at Fort my chums again. I like the Navy I Custer—let us know where you go a lot. I have passed from first class i from there. Kenny. senman to third class Petty Officer. > Let's get down to brass TAX! Dave Goodyear at Camp Robin­ not bad Is It? son hns a medal won for getting top Tell Zolly Coffer I sure like to score with a machine gun—not read the things she puts in the Ban­ much left of the target we heard ner. Dave. Nice going. Your loving son. Buddy BARRY BYPATHS ON THE HOME FRONT Burkholder-Nischan i>c. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES "ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART... WHILE I'M DOING MINE!" One of your most im­ p o r t a nt contribu­ tions fo the war ef­ fort is\ STAYING WELL. ^403 out of your way to stay out of sickness! It's your wartime duty! LyBARKER’S Worried About March 15th? PLAN NOW FOR '44! DRINK MILK EVERY DAY OR OTHER StRVKjr Here's o fdast lo join in—the health of our great nation! Soldiers, War Workers and Ci­ vilians! Glasses high for Uncle Sam! (Glasses brimming with the goodness of HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK I The toast all America loves! For an energy-booster and body-builder, milk is unsurpassed! Drink it with every meal. HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. to serve you. Gas, Oil or Let us help keep your car running the duration. M'KEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTOR ttl E. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE 2554 HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. H ore's what to do! Start now to save a certain amount each week for your '44 Taxes’ Souhds simple doesn't it? Just set aside 52 reasonable weekly sums - that you'll hardly miss - instead of the big budget-killers you suf­ fered this year. Then, when March 15, 1944, rolls around . . . you'll have it to give . . . and give gladly . . . to preserve the American Way of Life. tfOn aU financial matters . see your banker first” Buy War Savings Bonds and Stamps Here. Qc I 0 BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Phone 2651 The Income Tax youx have to pay on March 15th is bigger than you ever paid before. Sure, you're proud to give your dollars to get the war job done ... but, if you haven't been saving for taxes all along, it'll be more than a little tough to jug­ gle the budget! And it needn't be that way at all . . . Hasting! HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Six Yean of Continuous Service” PHONES: 2105 - 2103 . HASTINGS, MICHI �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, MARCH 4. 1S43 taifwrsi r YOUR LAST CHANCE AT THESE AMAZING VALUES. NEWEST COLORS-LATEST PATTERNS Thoniapple over tne weekend. Mrs. R. remained with relatives at Has­ ting* for lhe week. A Mr. and Mn. Prank Castle of Prairieville spent BARGAIN PRICED! HURRY TO WARDS GREAT FLOOR CO Mrs. Carrie Bickel, of Farmington 'were Saturday night and Sunday visitor* of Mr. Petersen. * Mr. and । Mrs. Edd Timm and Mr. ami Mrs. ;Claude Rosenberg, attended a pedio party at the Will Schroder Itonie ill Caledonia. Saturday night. * Wil. Johnson was ill in bed at hLs home on Dearborn St. the latter part of ; the week. but Is about the house al this writing A The Rouse circle ot the Methodist 'church will meet tills Thursday afternoon with Mn. Lennu Kirkpatrick. * Mr. and Mrs. A. c Johnson are now nicely settled DON’T MISS IT! WHY PAY MORE Only our volume,, buying for 650 retail iforcs. molies^theif sale prices poiuble! Come ifl NOW, before this Sale ends, and compare with other stores—rug for rug and price for price. 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ThcTrand* Oliver Jack of Beverley, were Bunday rial­ family who wore tenant*, have tor* al the home of her uncle, Glenn moved lo the Pryor farm weal of Alien at Parmelee, a Mr*. Calvin town, formerly occupied by the Sava- Streeter and Mra. Arnold Hoebekc cool lamily. A Mr. and Mra. U R. and small daughter, fandra Hue. Beeler were Sunday guest* of her ’viaited friend* in Grand Rapids brother-in-law and lister, Mr. and from Wednesday until Friday. LaMrs. Roy Smith and their (laugh- : ter the same evening. Mrs. Hoebekc i ter. Barbara at Caledonia. A Mra. ’ who had planned to leave soon to thik Friday with pot luck dinner Wm. Sweet entertained her slater Join her husband. Captain Hoebekc at 12:30. All members are requested from Potterville lost week, and who in Texas, received a phone call to be present. * Miss Pauline Bena­ uBo was a guest nl the luncheon <suting he had been transferred to way of Battle Creek was maid-df- at the Methodist church. Friday. A jPl. Benning. Ga. He is expected to honor aC the recent marriage of 'Die Merle Sherk family have moved reach the Streeter home thia TuesMiks Jeanne Cmcebeaux and Rob­ from the Kock house to tMuun*.. iday and will take hb wife and twoert Gould at St. Paul’s Episcopal where he is employed A Mr. and j months-old daughter, whom he church in Detroit. * Mrs. A. D. Sir- Mrs. Day Pugh of Vermontville ha* never seen, along with him to van of Assyria la spending some spent tlie weekend at lhe huinc of .Georgia. Capt. and Mrs. Hoebekc time nt the home of her son. Ray. I her. parents. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Me- spent all last summer in Georgia * Mrs P. Dee Sneathen K carin< lor Kevltt and also vuitcd her\lttUe before he went to Camp Houxe. Mrs. J. P. Schipper and infant son. daughter. Mary EUcn. who\ha* |Texas, at holiday lime, a Mrs. MatDavid James, who were brought been wuh her grandmother '(he|tie Garrett is quite til with atom­ home from Pennock hospital Sun- past two weeks because of aickneu. • ach ulcers at the home of her aisA A real estate transaction last ter. Mra. Prances While on Grand .week wa* the sale of the Oscar Rapids St. A The Eastern Star chapFlnkbelner farm of 50 acres in the [ ter iu*d a pleasant time Friday erc^ Harper district, to Roland Bum- ! ning at ILs regular meeting. Tnitiai gel and Miss Pauline Walker spent garner, tenant on the Fred Stokoe Ition'of-Jwo new membpis wn* fol­ - -- .------..— (owed by a^patriotlc program and the weekend at Jackson With lhe former* husband and Polly's par­ i H«rners plan some rejialrs before refreshments. A Arthur GritteUi. ent’. * Mr*. Dolly Johnson is moving In the fall. * Utile Carol Kent county cow tester, accompan­ spending some lime In Grand Rap­ iGriffeth lias been out of school ied by Miss Ann Snyder of Grand ids with her sister, Mrs. Horace । for a few. days with a light case of Rapid* were in attendance at the UvcnutOd nnd is recovering nicely j chickenpox. * Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Sunday evening service at the Bap­ [Steer and children of Grand Rap- tist church, and later wert callers (nil * A family gathering and din- । ids were in town on business Sal­ al the home of Mr*. Vessle Harris. ! urday and also called on old friends A Lynn Lepper of Detroit was the , They were once residents of Mfddle- weekend gue*t ot his mother and i vilie. Mrs. Steer being Miss Emily niece. Mrs. Isabel Lepper and Mra. Smith and a graduate of the local Roy Steen and family. A We regret । high school and Rev. Steer, n for- In I------- ... nicr pastor of the local Baptist <.lurch. They spent many want on Dean of Irvin", other guests were the west coast and arc now in ills uncles and nun:, John Jacobs | Grand Rapids where they conduct a Inr rhll. nnd Mr. ami Mrs. David Sailor, all l-.itn* llnnu* mid rlr<> —....... of Grand Rapids. A Fred Finkbeiner : dren of missionaries besides their nnd two :oib of Grant attended lhe own three -sons. * Mrs. Allen port* from the Community Broth­ auction sale. Friday nl the farm of । Bechtel lias been having trouble erhood father nnd son banquet state it was well attended and a very pleasant affair. It wa* held in the school cafeteria 'Monday night and the home economics girls were in charge of tlie serving. * Ten Grand Rapids friends were Tuesu of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Jebler Sunday for dinner and the evening. They were Mr. and Mrs. Smith, hi’ last been transferred i brnters .surprised Mr. and Mrs. T. J. WiLson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter tu Camp Polk. La. for advanced , Claude Rosenberg Sunday when Koefln. Mr. and Mr*. John A. Camp­ officers training lifter a brief stay they' dropped in to let them know bell. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Panfil, nt C.imp Campbell, Ky. * Mrs. t they hadn’t forgotten the>had ob­ and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McKinney /” -— — •»--• to (served their wedding anniversary * Twp. tress. Grover Cline spent •i- ;mi Saturday. They brought well lhe weekend at Grandville at the >Ir. filled baskets nnd as Mrs. R. is home bf -hla nephew. Will Scott —----------------- ...------ in! 1 always prepared for visitors, nnd there family * Mrj. Ed Pratt of De­ Rapids spent Sunday with their a as a grand dlnnnr and pleasant troit came Friday night for a few son. Norman nnd family. * Mrs. ! afternoon together. Those present days vL’it with her parents, Mr. and Glenn Alien, president of the Pur- were, Mr. and Mrs. Will Schroder Mrs. Herbert Lanfear ami her son melee Ladies Aid society has di- J of Caledonia. Mr. and 'Mrs. Geo. tided the membership into five Adorns. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kcrmecn. 'Clarence Rovenberg of » MIDDLEVILLE The Barnt-v Cisler family who will work the farm tile Johnsons left, now owned by Albert Wlcringa. moved In on Saturday. * Reginald Smith spent from Friday until SunRapids were Friday evening dinner ew-uis ol her aunt. Mrs. E. F. Bkike and family. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry PouLson nccciniMinled their son Clinton, to Kalamazoo Wednesday. Lanti. * Mr. and Mrs A .H. Bell were called to Kalamazoo, Wed­ nesday bv the death of his cousin. Glenn Lee. aged 58 years, formerly of Hastings. They also attended Hie in Grand Rapids. Saturday alter n week's stay with her mother, Mrs. Clive Churchill who is recovering from her recent fall. * Mrs. Sylvia Allen of Parmelee who will 'cele­ brate her 93rd birthday on April 21 spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Sarah Boyce. Both ladies who are nmonq our oldest resident.’, ate Buxton and daughter Phyllis of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ritchie. * Paul Kaitlude, son of Mr. mid Mrs. Lewi* Kaechde of Caledonia and his roualn, Richard Braun, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney ; Braun of Leijhton. are both recent new inductees in the service. Rich­ ard is located at the Great Lakes iTradnlng Station. * Tlie auction sale of Jacob nnd Alton Flnkbclner. Fri­ Vredtinburg L. real sick with the I Warrentown. Missouri on Jun. 16. day was well attended and cvcn- flu and confined to bed at hl* home. Jack is a brother of Mrs. Arthur * Mrs Pearl Kenyon was a Sunday Kenyon. Mrs. Alton Elwood and dinner guest of her daughter. Mrs. ‘ Mbs Vivian Williams and has been Harold uriticih nnd family on north MatloncdatScott Field. III., for .•w j. ' Dmc. Hte many friends here extftid best wishes. * Mr. and Mrs. Vera Smith called to sec her brother, Pierre Stimson nnd wife nt Parme­ lee. this Monday forenoon and । f»und both feeling quite, well. * 1 credit for the wav they have met j their opnonenLs Judges in this de­ ------ r'- *’------ ----- -------- ' —’ vin Collette. Grund Rapid* and Anna Lindbiootn and Wallace Gnmeau of Western Stale College. * The Com­ munity council calendar dates for March events ns listed by the keep­ er. Mrs Fred Stoknc are—March 15. Postponed basketball (tame with BARGAIN! REVERSIBLE CHENILLE Trim your floors with this charming rug for little money! Assorted colors. Washable! 22’x31' Size SALE PRICE! OVAL BRAIDED RUG Colorful braided cotton rug, washable and revers­ ible. Choice of colors. They’ll go fast! 2O'x36'Sizc SALE! REVERSIBLE PLAID RUG Striking pattern, adds chgcr to any roqm. Revers­ ible, washable. Get yours NOW! 24'x41'Size. MAN INVEST HIS WHILE COLORFUL »x!2 THEY LAST! 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SAVE UP TO 20c A YARD and the rent., you collcct.will soon pay the TODAY, you may have more money to spend but less to spend it on . . . because "luxury" spending causes infla­ tion. Here's a safe bet. First, invest at least 10% in War Bonds . . . then invest in your own home by securing necessary maintenance and repair services! You'll be saving costly replacements later on . . . and you'll be building security for your family after the war .There's no better investment in all the world than your own home. Guard it with everything you have! Hurry and veu can still get these big savings! Chow from our’Assortment of smart new col­ expense of remodeling arid ors in, delicately-grained marbleized designs. They’re ideal for covering wall-to-wall. And colors go clear through to the felt back. in for complete .details on us. We can arrange it so you can pay in regular, easy, financing. payments. increase your income! Come COVER A 9x12 ROOM FOR ONLY 9.48 (molerial cost) Don’t delay ! Bring in your own room mcasuremenU for a free estimate now while this floor covering is specially priced! • For financial aid fa remodel and repair your home sec WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN 9 STEBBINS BLDG. 118-124 SO. JEFFERSON HASTINGS PHONE 2704 PHONE 2503 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. TTTLTISDAY. MARCH-4. IfHI MIDDLEVILLE < Continued from page 2» C. S. meeting day. Evening—Men's night and regular O E. 8. meet. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tolan of Bat­ tle Creek spent the weekend with her cousin. Mrs. Harry Stimson and family. * Little Janet Maclver of Pannetee Ls one of lhe chicken­ pox victims. * Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Kmnllcv of Marshall were Saturday visitors nt the home of hLs son Ar­ thur Smalley. * Pvt Edd> Schnurr came Friday from the camp in Ok­ lahoma for a few days furlough at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murrav Schnurr * L-eonard Stimson visited the John Marenson family at Muskegon. Saturday night and Sunday. * The Curtis family from Freeport arc now living on the Ma Henson farm north of town. * Miss Loueta Cook, who make* her home with her aunt. Mra. Sarr.h Campbell, fell on lhe walk near the Edd Lewis home Wfdnesday after­ noon while—returning from school and received painful spinal Injuries. Hcr^fdlher. Rov Cook came zrklay anti took her to his home at Battle fine young life. Memorial services l-nu." * Miss Eloise Day spent Sat-! MARTIN CORNERS .... week. ——. Feb. .... 21 28 to March 7 were held at the home in Grand urday night und Sunday with Miss I This is known as the week ot Dedication , Rapids Saturday afternoon, | Irene Springer in Hastings in all MeUiodl.il churchra. Its BARRYV1LLF. ° members are asked to rcdcdlcati* ‘hickory corners 'themwlves to God. and to pray for Last Week's Letter: r-11 Cjnce Simmons has received church, its pastor. Its members, Mrs. Gordon Hoffman and Mr. from hradquattrra. U. S t|w, lnL**ion-<rir5 oot «•-« •- -— and Mra. Dick Hoffman of Quimby.. notice Marine Con*. Washington tliat her lcc and |or Uial day spent Saturday allernoon in But­ n P, hlni’no,v' -fi** soon cotne when all races and pcotle Creek. * Miss Agnes Benwn and *° awarded the N-vv Navy Crura ra/ fof extra. extra­ plp. AwrrUd Hve together as children Miss Joy Van Doren spent lhe week ordinary t»w hcroLsm in action against of one Father. Next Sunday. Mar . lend in Coldwater-«ith_Bev. and the enemy in die Solomon Islands. 'Mrs. D. A- Van Doren and the A*h- August 27. 1942. and sltould reach 7. at 10:30 Rev. Victor Jones of ■ bv Van Doren's. * Sundav callers her within the month. Wesley en­ Hickory Corners*- • will preach at : Martin and there will-be a special ‘ of Mr. ahd Mn> Ralph DeVine and listed in' the Marines October 22, Mrs. Anna DeVine were Mra. Nell 1041 und gave hU life in Guadal­ offering taken for the work of the Walker of Chesaning. Mrs. Clayton canal on September 2. 1012. He is church here and abroad Come out ! McKeown and Kent Mead ahd Mr. htu. been living anil Mr». Paul 8hu|»p and fumilv the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sim­ othy Karrar who ,,u„ „ „K W ,M, Ls >MQI stayins: with of Vermontville. * Mrs. Marcel mons and was born near Climax in South Bend. 1ind.. “«»d .TS? on ^u“u-'' her parents. Mr and Mr*. Shirley Evolet Ls spending some lime In 5" 194, 20 ye,“S..of t®', .lM?,nlJ1UrX. ?“■' Slocum for a time, while her husSclioolrraft With Dr. and Mra. R.I^J™' held *for working in Lansing. * Mr. J. Harter. Mra. Evelet Ls Mill on nc,u ul him < in the Methodist band ‘ - Dudley of Bunnell.dutrtet call- Mr,_ Otto Townsend and Miss However, the seemed a little belter 111 on Mrs. Sarah Town und Mrs. pllCKbe Oakes near Woodland, —>’ Ntmmmik/r -----------siirnttaFafter'----- Tinney or 1Mt w Mr, w,nd^ I H*»> Mra. Charles MfCovof Grand Rap- J noon „ Mrs QU of Dvl. Glcnuid Showaiu-r and Mn. Eble irtc wak .. «... ids wa* here over Ute weekend and ..... ton called■ .on Mra Homer ......... Bartlett Cogswell. Wayne and Bernitt* of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Corey and afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs Nashville were Thursday evening i Mrs Madeline Ganka of Battle Saturday John Mounr and Mrs. Luelta Creek were Sunday colters at tlie Beadle and son Jimmie vLdtcd the colter* at Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fishers. | * Mrs. Ernest Todd of the Center Hyde home. * Mr. and Mn Wil­ to determine tlu* nature of the In­ son Wlllitts and famllv of Muske­ Mourer's and McTuggarts at Grand road and Mrs. Vera Dotnlnski of jury * The Lloyd Sen&lba family gon Heigiils snent Saturday and Rapid* Sunday. * Sgt. James Hat­ K'>ltm?voo visited their daughter Monday morning- ,-rfor Camp has moved *to Battle Crock where Sunday with Rev. nnd Mrs. J. J ton left V™--------f ---------•- and aiiter. Mrs. Agnes Barry Sat- , they arc employed. * Rev. I. W. Willetts, a Mr and Mra. Zeno Wal­ Hood. Texas niter a week» illness urday afternoon. * Mr and Mrs at the E L.-Bromley Leonard Perohnln nnd little daughMinor assisted at a funeral at Ot­ lace family of Muir were Sat­ with umaiutu L. E. L. aBromley the 11 ||ow jer Of near coats sego and aho conducted one in Kal­ urdayand ---------*.farm ------------„ of -- ------Mr and MreGrove were vis­ . evening callers of Mr and home. Barnes and Mrs. H. Barnes amazoo. Friday. * The regular I Mrs. Glen Rou*h and family. * made u business trip to Caledonia meeting of the Flora) Garden Club I. Mrs. J. L Higdon soent from Pri- nnd Hastings Saturday. A Sunday Thursday. * Mr. and Mrs Roland ; will be held this Wednesday with 1 Barry nnd Robert were Saturday ; ,„ „„ Mrs. Forrest Bender. * Corporal day until Sunday with her daugh­ evening callers on Mrs. Sarah Town afternoon lnuc callers on their dauah- 1 Ivan J. Pavne has been transferred ter. Mrs. Welby Crockford nnd fam­ nnd Mrs. Hazel Nunnemnkcr were ! t,.r anij husband. Mr. and Mrs. Car) i from Miami to the Aberdeen Proving ily of Woodland. On Sundav Mr Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peters and 1 (Jnuhuis. near Coals Grove Grounds at Aberdeen. Maryland. ★ Higdon and Mr. nnd Mra. Harold daughter Geraldine. Mr. and Mrs -------------- ----------------Village election next Monday March Higdon nnd daughter of Battle Bob Eskcff and Mr. and Mrs. TravL I fair LAKE 8 promises to be quite a quiet affair 'Creek were dinner guests of the Hoyer of Battle Creek and Mr. and . T Flqyd Armour of : “1 ®nd Mrs. “ with only one ticket in the field. 'Crockwards. Mr nnd Mrs. V K Mrs. Wade Town of Delton, also r _ere Sunday . visitors at ’ ------U.UCB» mm.eu.rc unless someone .rcv.uen decides vu to luuic come uui out Bnimm weH* TUftdAV gfUmOOn Kenneth Town of Grrcnvlilc. Pa a I on slips. .* Mrs. Wm. McConnell, cnllera of her parents. * The Misses A quicL .wedding, occurred at lhe 'the H O. Armour home, also Mr. I \and Mrs. Alton Armour PcrrvCunninaham AIUln Armou and chil- ’ Jr.. k|M*nl iron* Thursday until Sat- Marion Hawks and EloLc Dav were home of Mrs. T ----- ‘’--------------- ^and Mn — - --y gpent sun-' Wrtrt’ nt ithe "ht home hnn 'i east Mwl of OI Gull UUH lake laKC Saturda>‘ evening. dav'evenk^^wltii^iLs'm urday evening with htr husband co-hnst<*<*es to a nartv - with —.his — mother at the ’• who U employed In Adrian, and of lhe former on Fr'* 4—-, night »*~'Frida hon- i at 0'00 o'clock when Rufus • —---------evening mi ■ Lawrence 'J* ° iti\ ‘k^-nT I ., D .Llndlcy "nd Maocnne Madeline vataime Cataline Lnwrenc® Hughes Hushes home hom< * Nelson who brought her home n’nd remained oring the blrthdavs ...f -----------,nq,ey nnn Willison has a broken teg as the £°.r ,th? V**™1 yr,th UmU*- Ir,and "nd I ww united in marriage by Rev. A result of a serious accident lust , 1Little Jtll« .Innlrn p attended the Nashville- • Wagley Ot Hickory Comm. I* Janice elavwl stayed with h-r her uraru*. grand- 1 omnn group Woodland basket ball game nnd tvw friends being present to wit­ Monday. Mrs. Willison Is recover- 1 mother in Grand Rapid* and baby }"« —-*• Patricia with her aunt al Freeport then s|x*nl the balance of evening ness tlie ceremony. They were at­ mg after her recent illness. * Er­ nest Hughes was token last ThUrs: during her absence. Mrs. McConnell al Ute Hawk's home. Games Were tended by the groom's brotlwr nnd Sr. who Ls spending some time in nlayed nnd refreshments were serv­ wife. Mr. nnd Mrs William Lindley. day ^(.lo ‘° the Osteopath hospital al * r Battle creek for a blood test. ♦ Grand Rapids with her sister. Mn. ed- * Mr. nnd Mrs George Giltett N. E. Barry Methodist Churrh * 1 Lottie Colllstcr. who has been ill Rora Bliss. brought Janice home and sons were Saturday niaht in-nn a m Wnt-Khin ■mrirrLittle CoilLitcr, lias 111 ?■ n 00 n m SundalP school for wastaken takcnSunday 8undlv: ■ 1„ — tlme ..—----Saturday nnd remained for lhe guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs lh«„b £ weekend * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guf- Rav-Fllllngham and family of Way­ Hkk“, C-XS tin and daughter. Mrs. Carl Hiar land ahd were Sundav dinner 10 an Sundav .rhnni cared for by her sLster. Mrs Edna I 11 in wSSi IMcrrte * Mr and Mra. Chav Pix- ' of Wayland were callers Saturday guests of Mr. nnd Mra Ward Ben­ 11.30 WorslUp service , received wnrd at the home of Mrs. G’s nephew. der nt Middleville. Mrs Eleanor received word Hatt.nrtav Saturday frnm from !I special offering owill be taken |l»v William Miller In Grand Rnnld*. Mr Sherm-’n and Boqnie of Hastings forA overseas relief und our training their sons. Cpls. William E. and Miller k seriously ill. * The Vic­ were Pridav evening callers nt the camps Clarence E. Pixley who are in serv­ Sundav. March 7. Tne ice tory Panorama given by all depart­ Gillett home. * Mr* Neil Walker W. S. Cnext overseas that they are safe 8 will hold their meeting and well. * Mr. and Mrs. Wm. menu and grades of t*-*- '• ■■•’I j Max Alden nnd Bob Phllliro of „ „ In uw ntt Ulc the CI1UIV church the p. m OI of Friday night was enjoyed by a good­ Chewmhw were Sunday .dinner Ktorch u, wllh potiuck sup|>er at Moore of’Hastings were Sunday afsized company. Proceeds brought guests of Mr. nnd Mra Mo"lli 17:00 । ternoon callers at the home of Mr. the three-wccks campaign of vic- Mead. Mr. nnd Mra. Clnvton Me- I। '-*1 ... 'and Mrs. Lawrence*Hughes. Dr. « E. .. H. Babbitt. District Sun; torv bonds and trtumits Mild up Ui Keown nnd Kent Mead were Sun- 1. will be here to speak that evening 14,01630. MLra Avis Jackson was ,dav afternoon— callers. Mrs- Mp"d ■; A good attendance is desired. । CEDAR CREEK named queen by amount of sales. * fell on the----cement Inst »wk break- । A L Wagley pastor I Mrs. Ettle Conestrlcl of Delton The T-K basketball team scored Ing her glasses and suffering eev- | , I is visiting Mrs. Ella Wertman who I another win nt Nashville Tuesday ,era) bruises, the worst cf which was ' DURFEE night. 26 to 18. There was a lot of about her head. Including n pair of ; Mrb Henry D Davts underwent I Ls not well. ★ Joseph Hammond scoring-wilh Ray Finkbciner winning ;beautiful shinera No hopes were Bn operation for appendicitis. Sun- spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs 1 John Bush of Hope Center. * Mr. 9 points for the home team and several players on both teams scor­ broken for which she was very | tjay morning at Pennock Hospital. and Mrs. Duane Lammers of Has- I H.*,r buOlhr,r । * Mrs- Kenneth Ritchie is caripg Ungs. Mr. and Mrs. clair Lammers ! ing four points each. Tuesday night ’1 the team ulav lhe alumni .vlne 2Ifo 1(U‘ffred 1 fall-white do- for me Davis home during her ob- and Mr. and Mr*. Wendel Lammers | the school school team play lhe alumni .. g£bl*™1 £ ute Sd- L7eriMvr”abMr ‘andh MrxUPL°A * ^ery HoughUUn is about of Battle Creek spent Sunday with I timers seem seem t_ to have lost their grip wtnriMi wJm «^n<inv ■lhe * Mrs S,as, H“™n°nd Mr. and Mrs. John Lammers. * timers was able* lo go to Hastings Thurs- Mrs. Minnie Campbell has been in the the.last game or or two. two. The lost -JJ/Prank "" in last game * rn. k. fhol ptet nnrt. ner fl"™ ol Mr and day. a Morris Hook of near Middle- caring for her sister, Mrs. limbec j scheduled game will be the withwih Wt^tllsn here Da* 0* a Hastings. Mr.Mrs andFrank Mrs Hav. “ lite ....e spent Sunday with the home who is not well. * Mr. and Mrs. Kned game with Woodland here. ricnds of ot Mr. Mr and and Mrs, Mrs 1 Clayton Slertswna and Rita of Kai- folks. folks * Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Erb ofOrebcck ----------- — of.....Kalamazoo .... . and Mr. I arch 5. * Friends Sam Flnkbeiner of Caledonia are , nmnzoo were also guests. * Mr. and Grand Rapids were called here . and Mrs. Harry Lclnaar of Delton | Thursday by the illness of Mrs. visited at Henry Lelnaar's Sunday sorry to hear that their son Glenn. Mrs. Hubert Lathrop nnd children of 36 was seriously wounded Feb. 2 in wero Sunday dinner guests ot Mr Anna Hammond and will remain evening. the North African war area. Cor- B"d,rMlT Rex Dunnigan and fomih for some time. Mr nnd Mrs Carl poral Finkbeiner left for overaeos 1Maple Grove. * Mrs. J. J. Wll- Erb nnd Clayton Erb of Grand Joseph Smith Organizer duty last May B and for *1X months . >'“* U./PTndl"B fr* Rapids spent Sunday with them. * Joseph Smith was the organizer was stationed In Ireland. He was a fMf' a’’d Mra Paul Kester and chll- Mrs. Sarah Ickes Is making ap ex­ clerk in the Caledonia po*lofflce dren. helping In the care of the Kro- tended vLsit with ?*tr. and Mrs. Wil­ of the Church of the Latter Day Saints. ■everal years and later was an em- ler children who are ill with the lard Ickes oyee of the bank. Wc hope his 1 mily will soon iuve word of his 1 recovery, * The birthday detsert luncheon, Friday, sponsored by the missionary department of the Woman's Society of Christian Serv­ ice was one of the nicest of late winter events held In this cominunlty. Despite the cold bllzxardy day. eighty-three ladies were pres­ ent and the chairman, Mrs. Vem Hooper and her committee, deserve much credit for the success of the event, which brought in a nice sum • toward the missionary budget. Hostesses hod planned nnd arranged ' twelve tables, appropriately deco­ rated for each month of the year. I The decorations showed much artis- I Uc ability and originality, and while । all were very attractive, several were 1 beautiful. Maxine Finkbeiner with I her violin and Jane Hooper with her xyloplwne furnished music.through­ out the luncheon, afterwards the I company assembled tn the church auditorium for the afternoon's pro- I A practical plan for men and women whose gram. Boys of the 8th grade or-4 chestra opened the program with earnings are higher now than ever before several numbers and In a most creditable manner, showing the fine i Instruction they are receiving from Whatever kind of work you do, your income probably is lhe music director, Gerald Slucker of the T-K school. They were greater now than in peacetime. Even after paying higher followed by tlie girls quintet, incmtaxes, buying your share of War Bonds, and meeting the in­ bers of which are Donna Davis, Maxine Flnkbeiner, Jean and Jane creased costs of living, you still have more surplus than you Hooper and Helen Jenkins, with ' had a year ago. Jean Griffeth accompanist—their 1 ■elections were very much enjoyed. Continental’s 16-month payment plan has been developed The address of the afternoon was ' given by Mrs. Helen Reusch of especially to fit these unusual times. It enables you to buy Grand Rapids, formerly of Kalama- I long-range security for your family NOW'—out of surplus— zoo. who brought a message that was listened 10 with Interest and . without burdening your income of the future. No matter enjoyed by alL * The Grand Rap- : how the war ’s end may affect your earning power, your ids Press of Feb. 25 records the 1 death of Staff Sgt. Walter H. MIL I family will have the guaranteed protection of insurance that ler formerly of Middleville. An of- I cannot lapse because al! premiums have been paid in full. ficlal telegram received by his par- ' enta, Feb. 7, reported him missing Adaptable to life or endowment policies of 11,000 or more, In action In southwest Pacific area. Later a tetter received from their ' Continental’s 16-month payment plan offers you an ideal son's commanding officer. Lt. Wai- ' ter C. Lytle slated their son had opportunity for sound investment during thia high income * been kilted in action in New Guinea period. Find out more about this unusual plan developed by and offered condolences. He also : ■aid “your son was always wellone of America’s largest and strongest insurance institu­ liked by his comradesrand as he was tions.'Send the coupon today and get detailed information. a loyal and efficient soldier we feel ' the loss greatly. He gave his life , for his country bravelv and honor­ ably." Lt. Lytte wrote that religious ' and military services were held Dec. ' DORBANCE TBETHRIC AGENCY 7. 1M2. Burla) was In. New Guinea 1 N C D and the grave properly marked. Stf. ■ fTutinr*. Mich. SgL Miller left for service in Octo- i ber 1M0, going overseas last April H R I R with the rank of sergeant. He was a former student of Creston high . school in Grand Rapids. Besides his N tiarents he leaves five brothers. , Lt. Gordon Miller in overseas serv- । ice. Winfield of Lodla, N. J.; | Charles of Ypsilanti. Richard and Wayne of Grand Rapids; four sis- I 2nd Floor riational Bank Bldg. ten. 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C. * Mr, Leon Pennock and Mr Bertha Adams were in Hastings ThuAday. a Much.-sympathy to ex­ tended lo the family of Mrs. Oro Sbrague In. tlxlr bereavement * Mrs Blanche Richards. Mrs. Leon Pennock and daughter Nafimi were in Battle Creek Thcaday forenoon Naomi (-.'mnuTiCfil work at the Wilcox-Rich defense plant In Bat­ tle Creek Wednesday morning. * Mr. snd Mrs. Thomas -Pocock and twin daughters cf lensing visited their parents. Mr. and Mrs George Kern recrnUy * Ivan Smith of Great Lokl-a. III. spent the week­ end with his wife here. ♦ Mr and Mra. Elwyn Hayward and three children ot Hastings visited Mr. and Mrs Max Reynolds and children Saturday evening * Mrs Mary Shedd received a fine picture of BUY LAND, RAISE CROPS, HELP THE WAR EFFORT AND MAKE SOME MONEY. WE HAVE FOR SALE one of the very best 160 acre farms in Barry County, has new barn, all modern house, land lays level, rich soil — 416,000.00. 80 ACRES in Carlton Township, real large nice barn, small, compact house, rich soil, fine lo­ cation. $5000.00. 80 ACRES in Hope Township, good soil, full set buildings. $3500.00. 160 IN Carlton Township, fine set buildings, lays level, good soil, and a dandy buy at $10,500. 6 ROOM HOUSE in 4th ward. 2 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, full basement, has everything, $3700.00. 7 ACRES Just west of school in Middleville, 7 room house, with 4 bedrooms, new roof, chick­ en coop 15 x 20, $2200.00. 160 ACRES in Hope Twp., adjoining Balker lake, good soil, lots of large buildings, a very pro­ ductive farm, not far from Cloverdale, $7,000. EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER (The best investment on earth is the earth itself) STEBBINS 111 H,|)|\<; * Captain Prosper Bernard who U „ln Fitmlmoiu General Hospital. Denver. Colo. ♦ Mr. and Mn Julius Knowlton ot Buffalo N. Y. announce the birth of an ■ i-fght pound son Michael. Friday night. Feb. 20. Mrs. Knowlton was formerly M1m Maxine Henton. daughter of Mr. and Mn: Royce G. Henton. * Mr. and Mrs. Cla­ rence Payne and children of Hope Center called on Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Durkee Bunday afternoon.. * Mrs. Ella Rogen and Mias Clara Westgate were in Hostings Satur­ day * Mr. and Mrs. Chariea Moria received a cablegram Saturday from their sen Cameron whom they think is stationed in Australia. He said lie was on furlough there. On Sunday morning they were; urprised to teceive a telephone call from an­ other son Garth who Ls at Camp San Luis Obis|x>. In California. * William Kyburr. of Coldwater who has been quite ill ugain. was brought to the* home of his son. Paul Kyburz and family one day last week. * Miss Kathryn Hofton entertained at a miscellaneous shower at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Horton Satur­ day nfgnt in honor cf Mrs Russel! Smith a recent bride Twenty cighr guesu were present, seven tha'. could not .attend sent gifts Tire evening was spent with contests and games after which refreshments were served. Mrs. Smith received many lovelv clfts * '<r "nd Kenneth Horton of Battle Creek spent Saturday nlgnt und Sunuaj with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. .1 C. Horton. * Mrs. Blanche Rlchard< spent from Friday until Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fkrrnh, Bedford. Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs Garner Hampton snd granddaughter of Hastings were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. George Kern Sunday. ★ Mrs. LaVem Calthrop of Gull lake is spending tlx wvek with her daughter. Mrs. Llewellyn Erb and family. * Pvt. Gordon Castle who to stationed in an army camp in Trans is spending, ten days with his parenu. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bunice and family. * Mrs. LaVem Caltnrop, Mrs. Lavern Erb and son Lloyd called on Mrs. Anna Deal and other friends in Hastings Sunday * Mr nnd Mrs. LleaeByn El o'and eon LaMar were in Hastings Sat­ urday. * Mrr. Paul <Nagel *fn daughter Judy Ann of Gull lake visited her slyter. Mrs. Llewellyn Erb and family Friday night. ★ Mrs. David Huggette and Infant son ol Battle Creek are spending several weeks with her mother. Mrs. An­ drew Schruffhauser and family. * The Halohejo group ot the Delton Cmp Fire Glrt*i m- t at the home of Mrs Peter Potter Saturday for a Council Fire to award honor beads. Marvel Brvaru nnd Joan Fuhrman Tli> new charter was presented t. their guardian and signed by th girls. They completed scrap book covers as a hand craft project. IIENUEKSHOTT • La.'Ji Week's Leiter*: Mr and Mrs. Karl Kroger atfd children from SluraL* were Sund iv guests nt Rennie Motts, celebrating Mrs Kruger's (Helen Mott* birth­ day. * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrt- Dunn near Bapfleld. Sunday fore­ Mr and Mrs. Harold Lowe In Niles noon * Mrs Floyd Garrison and * Mr. nnd Mr . Robert Dunnavon Mrs. Ted O'Laughlin attended a of Wall kike have moved into the Ihower last ■piraday for Mrs. Lvlc Thome home In lhe village here. * Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town re­ ward Bristol In Hastings. ★ Mr ceived a telephone call Thursday and Mrs. Lawrence Chrtotens m n'ubt from their son Pvt Kqnncth were in Battle Creek Sunday to call Town who has been transferred, on Jils brother-in-law Pete Klnnc*. from an army cnmV Texas to who underwent n major operation one in Pennsylvania. * Mrs. Doris la«t week. He has been tn poor Mcllvaln left Sunday afternoon for health a long time end it is hoped the state of Washington where she that he will regain his health n.iw will join her husband who is sta­ * Mary Louise Spillane of Ha.stioned there. * Mrs. Dawn Thomp­ 1 tings was the weekend guest of son of Hastings spent Saturday LouLse Christensen. Louise end night with Mrs Russell Smith * Maxine Christenson both cvbbratiri Mrs Garth Florin of Knlamneno their birthdivi over the weekend. ♦ Wc arc sorty to hear that Mr of Freeport visited Mr. nnd Mrs Howard Bryans of Cloverdale is in Roger Williams Sundav * Ward th" hospital. We evtend wl-iu-s for B’ver. son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl her .«iv 'xly recovery. * Clinton Bri'l Bever -was -----— a medical patient in came home on a boat-leave last .Prnncck hnsjflt il n few days last Tuesday afternoon and went barlw.-ck * Mra Lottie Collhter who. on Fridnv * Mr. and Mrs. Llnvd . u— i„ ,------..----------- S|orcr of HSstinRs were Svndav rp to the home 6f her sister Mrs. evening callers at Albert Brill':, v Edna Merrit .in Napoleon. Ohio Mt’ and Mrs. Jack Sullivan were- in °:i'’dV-‘ I'ftcmdon * Callers at the home of Aithur Eddv the pis; the funeral of Mr Sullivan's mint week were: Mr. and Mrs. Hnmmic * Mr. and Mrs. Martin moved las’. Armour. Hickory Corners on Turad’v: Mn Dorn ,PJi-rce. B.inflt-ki home In tin- MrOmber dl-’tfct Mn*. Mildred Frit? and Mrs Lnr- which they recently purchased ol Mrs. Aithur Ch.-.-?. UCTION SALE On account of the illness of my wife and being unable to work myself because of a farm accident and the labor shortage, I am selling my personal property to the highest bidder at the farm located 1 mile north, 1 mile west, 1 mile north of Ban-,., field on MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1942 Grey Percheron mare, 4 yrs. old. Grey Percheron, 3 yrs. old. Four 2-yr. old heifers, pasture bred One dry cow POULTRY Mutcovy ducki Cow, 7 yrs. old, due in May. Cow, 7 yrs. old, due in April. Cow, 7 yrs. old, due in May. Cow, 5 yrs. old, due in March Cow, 3 yrs. old, calf by side Cow, 3 yrs. old, calf by side Cow, 3 yrs. old, due now Cow, 3 yrs. old, due in March Cow, 3 yrs. old, pasture bred Miller's parents. Win. Blr.uh and wife of Freeport. Helen atlcnd.'d lhe Memorial Services of Bernard Figh­ ter in the afternoon at the Metn-Jdtoi church. * Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B'iC'Jith accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slabaajh to Clarksville Wedr.e’dvy. * Pvt Clare Chun of Flor­ ida nnd sister, Mrs. Beatrice Blough of Freeport were Friday afternoon callers at Jerry Bloughs. ♦ Mrs. Pcul Hoffman and son. Dale -.pint Tv'tday until Thursday with her mother Mrs. John Anderson of Alto. M: . Anderson 1* planning on going to Lansing to Im* with her husband who Is employed there. * Mr. and Mr-. Steve Miller and daughter. Helen uprf baby visited Sunday last | Y COUNCIL V V ll V i i. Shultz of Hastings, and other eve“7“ *bo »* »’* ‘‘ nlng guerts were Mr. and Mrs Lor- ’X ’’ V11 ** Bl‘“’ ,o ,uar in Overamlth of Battle Creek. Mr • u lxttcr- . C and Mrs. Reo Brink of Milford and - Ruth Woodman cf Benton H.irbor. ,,l',S(. * The L A S meets Ibb weekThura'Lait Week-' Letter' day with Mrs. Ethel Kilmer Clo:. Mr and Mr. Wm McCann and and Mi Lsti- Nr>. j •-•nine dinner and Pearl Dr- daughter June of iaxt lawdng and Middle ville rtnee .He t ?re l.v.» Sunday mond tn cltorge cf t ie program. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Adelb.-rt Wilcox cf Tlie doctor called for E. S. Rutland were Sunday vtoitor. at Thompson recently. * Lloyd D. - Wm. McCunn'e. * Mr. and Mrs. niond und Rux-.ell Demand Were John Perry jpent Wedne-day in NORTH HOPE Sunday dinner guests of ll'.elr meth- Kalamazoo, the occasion being the cr, Mrs. Pearl Demand. * Mr. nnd -ccond birthday of their grandson. Ki'l.imazoo spent Saturday Mrs. Geo. Brisbin and Mrs. Jalin * Mra. Oretta McNutt Warner of Wr.odtnan were Saturday PJ4L vis:- Grand* Rapids spent a few days ’taM tors at Paul Woodmans week at ’he home cf her brother. spent Frank and famliv here in Irving ;n ol Delton . * lhe »(llag*- ladies MiiprUed Mra * Mr. and Mrs Allen BL-.hop and Mr. and Mi-. Walter Coeke Vtxited Bernice Nagi I when her birthday his mc’.her. M. ' Clara Cooke in rolled around again. Everyone enc.-iri' " Hul»> •jplds Saturday. * Richard Jo.'"’ --dirrnoan. ---------- ♦“ " ' ' .... too ------- . r. heme on' furlouyh-from of Ann Aibor.vislt.-d Mr., the army. * Mr and Mr. Nick Eekaidt and Mr. nnd "f- **■ Victor Eckutdt and family ovi . . il- Mi ur who live on the John Perry Mr .. Donald McCallum. ■* Mr. and day —, nljht ....... and ...... SaUinifty. —BBL.,. -* ~nnda> S rturn —* .-in.-it* 11 the weekend -*——• in Indiana, •• Mr., Albert Ui’lcli < f Harting* -• at lhe home ----- -of’Mr. dinner guests on our street Monday. and Mrs. E. J. Bates were Mr. and Carbon Element Mra. B-n >F-'chnrid r. Mr and Mrs Lead pencils, carbon paper, coal, HINDS CORNERS Ray Scheel and Mr. and Mrs Karl Eckard’, and Joyce * Mbs Mjxlru.-. charcoal, diamonds are forms of the I-, ’ clement carton with which we are id. h >pi-in!i;ig sffel.tl div- jt-tl'i home er Mr. and Mr-. Cl l <1 Ham­ Virginia Vanity in Woodland: all familiar. It is die most Impor­ mond. * Mrs.-Sylvia Lirub-' »-not tant element in steel. As a gen­ jo well at this writing. * There All Types ... of Tobacco oral rule, increasing the amount of !> but little, news nowadays as peo­ Perique.. Burley. “ ' — ■ ■ Virginia and elrbon in steel Increases the bard­ ple cannot drive their cars and old , Turkish arc. all types of tobacco. , ncsi of the material. Dobbin is too slow. AUCTION SALE MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1943 36-DURHAM One of best jersey herds in Barry Co. This team is well matched and a heavy pair. CATTLE-ALL JERSEYS nlng guests of Will ML-birrs * Mr. PLEASANT HILI. I SOUTHWEST RUTLAND-----------------------------------------------Btewart Peters left Monday after I (Lait week’s letter) f I T V C A 11 kl P I I .perding . few dan furlm.gh at hi. Ss^ F^raV visited from L hwne hereumd vistting his mother Thursday until Sunday at tha home 1 1 1 n®' , H'S*1 Mae of Mr- Bnd Mr» Havens. * COUNCIL FBOCIEDIKOa "*d t,?!1 Hapids with her I Sunday visitora al the home of Mr daughter uul last w-eek attended [nnd Mrs Dan Doug!*#* were Mr. the funerals of M)TO<1 Buhop >nd (am. ot her nicer niece .nrt nnd son­ Bnd in-law's mother. * Mr mid Mr- ity cf Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs/Rov Matt Bedford attended Farm Bu­ Douglasa of Hastings and Mr. and reau 'Family Night at Hastings Mrs. Oley Douglass and family. « Thursday evening. * Mr. nnd Mrs Mr. and Mra. James Wilcox and Matt Bedford called on Dnail'. Ben Jenkins spent Bunday at the Wilkes Sunday and found him gain­ home of Mr. nnd Mra. Robert Wil­ ing and around on crutches a little cox near Hastings * II after being laid up with a broker, foot of 'Detroit is home leg They also called on Mrs. Bed­ days * Mra. Wm Haven ford's mother at Hastings and found ing this week nt the ho..., her not very well. * Mr nnd Mrs daughter, Mr. arid Mr».\ Howard Verc Carter a tended the' memoniu Johnson of Hickory ComeiNx services f«>r Bernard Fightdr at George Havens and sons Dfl Freeport Sunday. Also called on Erwin of Detroit came Wed Miu Nettle Kerr of Lowell. * Mr. and Mr Curtis Pierce of -Allegan Mr. nnd Mrs Win. Huven*. . .spent Sunday with her parents; Mr (toy visitors at Hie home of Mr. ahd ’and ..... Mrs Stephen Carter. ♦ Mr. and •Mravahu anaMr. mra. Roywere Oakstnr. were and Mrs. •*- -------- — nntLd,lld,rr,n Orville Burghdorff of northwmt and Mr unci Mra, \Vines and two chU- Rutland and Mra Minnie Schiffdn-n ot Plainwell MH-nt Sunday with ,uun of Middleville * MIm Man s n,0,!d -• icna Dunri of Kalamazoo visited het Mr.Clifton CamplK-ll. * ^r. K... and |nrenta. Mr and Mr» Harry Dunn w. ran*.-. nrt Mln Mn. Keith Lechleitner and Min over the Vfcjtend Hortense Mead ot Hostings wvn Sunday guests ol Mt. and Mr- Bret B*Jt SOI-fl! SHULTZ Palmer and son Paul. * Mrs. George ...____ Konn .. n— and daughter -Ruth of South •nenu Momca of Hope Ccn-Bend ana and mra. Mra nrsnur Arthur vi.rxc Clarke mra nnd daughtcr Etaibeth Amu* South £r. “ J AVd?Xy "Pd ------- — ot- ------Haven spent the week end with Mr. of Ku'a,,)nzo<’ f'Pcn* Tuesday ; wlth witli Mr Mrs. Mina* Kenyon. * and Mrs R. J. Williams. Other Sun- *V‘ * M,n day dinner RUcsts were Mr and Mn ----A,.“ -Xrnyon is quite III at this writing anji unable to go to work Byron Rowlndtr and children of Caledonia and Mr. ar.d Mra. Clare * Mrs. Coma- Laratx'- nr.d Mrs. Lorraine Manning and Siiaron Jane Williams and daughters, local. of Ypsilanti spent the weekend with their parents. Mr: and Mrs. Levter COATS GROVE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crosby and Sontfcville. Vbltor- Sunday wr. Wayne Gates nnd family of Kal­ family of Like Odes-1-* have moved amazoo and Velma Gates of Clov­ into the Riv-rel! Denicnd house * erdale; Mrs -Jim Muy und Jimmie of Battle Creek; Mr. and Mrs.-Glen wvt-k Wed P.M. with Mra. Grace Kenyon Arnold of Delton and Ccats. Mrs. Margaret Coats Lcliair- ,, .. rC..and ... P F Arion Kenyon nnd ."d his Dorrt. . Mr welcome Mr nnd Mrs winv back Mn| Wcnde|J Kpnyon and Mrs Bn. from their trip ta Florida. Tlw for­ ma Stillwell of Battle Creek spent mer km back only* about an hour Saturday with Mi. and Mra. Alva before going with Im-ambulance nf- Kenyon. * Mr. and. Mrs. Homer homc’wed'<PM,anom the’luwi'IiM MCCOW^n jMcCowen ami and Mr. Mr. and and Mra. Mra. F. F. Cole Cole .HlJu™. Prei M"Jtttna uiOr*nd ,br McCoSrefclX able in K m a I t. ’Thorne al Acker, prtlnt and call, at this i-rillnathere C<1 on 'ome ol thclr neighixns Frl- Will sell-at Public Aactian. all the personal property located 1 mile north of Plain­ well stop light on U.S.-131, commencing promptly ot 12 o'clock new time on COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK. HORSES SOUTH BOWNE Mn Orvin Allcrdlng attended the Brethren Aicf Hianday at Etc hcoie — Dan - •» —•*---------of - • ------ * of* — Mra Kauffman Logan. Arthur Parker of Battle Cn«k and grandson Boblie Parker weic Sun­ day afternoon visitor* of his daugh­ ter. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Welton. Little Bobbie remained with Ids aunt and uncle lot some time. * Floyd Burkey and family of HaHingx were Sunday dinner guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Eish. * Mrs. Laura Flynn of Bowr.e Center wa. a caller Sunday aftemnen al tia* Will MUhk-r home * Mr-. Mar­ tin Kunde and daughter Donna at­ tended a birthday party for R. F. Kunde of Freeport Tuesday e-.-enln r * Mrs. Mlio Curtis and son Gary ot Middleville called oh Mrs. Jen­ nie Pardee Bunday. * Lauren Ber­ geron, air service commandir ot Dayton. Ohio, spent from Wednes­ day until Bunday noon with hi* wife nnd fathily nt the home cf her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. Harn- Cramer. a Mrs. Lona Shultx of Grand R ipids and daughter Mrs. Kenneth Lumbert and baby of Flint were Friday evening guests of her par­ ent*. mr. and Mra. A. T. Ea.ih. * Mr. and Mrs. Aichie Thomas ami father. Wm. Thomas of Cascade were Sunday afternoon guests o.' Jacob Gie.ss and ills daughter.- Mlv Corrtne. * We arc sorry to hear thut Mrs’. Lcnna Johnson was taken lo Blodgett Hospital .Saturday. * .Milton Murphy and wife -;f Grand Rapids were Monday afternoon and evening gue.t'- at the St*vc Miller heme. Mr. and Mrs. Will Blough i f Freeport were evening guests. * Ccipcral Nick Crnmer of Ft. Casey. Wash;, nr.d sister. Miss Edith Cram- & GUERNSEY FARM TOOLS Dain side delivery rake Deering mowing machine Oliver 2-horse cultivator Keystone-hay loader--------DeLaval milking machine DeLaval cream separator Pails, strainers, milk cans ' Other articles too numerous to mention HOUSEHOLD GOODS Cow, 4 yrs. old, due in April Cow, 4 yrs. old, due in March Hoover electric vacuum sweeper Cow, 3 yrs. old, giving milk A. B. Gas stove Cow, 2 yrs. old, giving milk Bed. Cow, 2 yrs. old, giving milk, Jersey and Guernsey, fresh Dressers. Ice box. Other household articles. Chairs. Tables. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. COWS 3 6 Ranging in age from 2 to 7 years, mostly fresh and due to freshen soon. This is a high producing herd, in good'shapc. with plenty of sixe. * 26 HEAD GUERNSEY & DURHAM HEIFERS, ranging from 1 to 2 years old. some heifers due to freshen soon. Full particulars and details will be given on cattle on day of sale. FULL ELOOD GUERNSEY BULL. 2-years old. FEED 3000 baskets extra good corn 300 bushels oofs 4 tons clover hay 3 tons oat straw 3 tons loose fodder in barn 200 bushels Spcltz 10 tons bokd'alfalfa hey 6 tons clover and bromc gross All hay and straw is baled 10 x 41 silo full of sorghum and com ensilage TOOLS Two Formal! tractors on rubber in A-l condition Little Genius 2-bottom tractor plow on rubber, nearly new . 4-scc. spring tooth drag, nearly new Tractor cultivator, nearly new John Deere manure spreader, practical­ ly new . Oliver dump rake, nearly new Oliver steel rush hay loader, practically new । ■ Bean puller. , 16 x 8-ft. hay rack, practically new Steel wheel wagon 5 5-gal. milk cans Pails and strainers Ton dual wheel Chevrolet truck Rubber tire milk cart Rubber tire wheelbarrow New Idea manure spreader Two tractor tires in good shape. 11.25 a 28 International disc harrow, tandem. 8 ft., nearly new 4-sec. spike-tooth drag, nearly new Cultipackcr Power take-off mower, nearly new Oliver side delivery rake, nearly new Allis Chalmers combine, practically new Fertiliser grain drill Rubber tire wagon, practically now International tractor cultivator, nearly 30 10-gal. milk cans Shultz 6-can milk cooler, 1-yr. old DcLavol milking machine, magnetic, stainless steal pails ' Large quantity hay rope Large list eveners, neck yokes, forks, shovels and chains Large list of other articles not men­ tioned. TERMS OF SALE CASH. Credit may be arranged with clerk on day of sole. NELSON WILLISON, Proprietor LOREN COPPOCK, PAUL COPPOCK, Auctioneers MILTLEINAAR, Clerk FRED SHAFER, Prop., Plainwell, Mich. EMMETT WEAVER. Auctioneer. HERMAN VAUPELL. Allegan State Bank. Clerk Mail & phone Allegan 739-F12. 120 A farm 2 mi. north of Plainwell for sale but MARTIN ( ORNKRS Mr and MJ’.*. William Sohan’t and son Howard*cf Maple Grove visited their father. William c™»'well and daughter Sunday. * Mr and Mrs. Roland Barry and .son Robert ukre Sunday guest- of their daughter and husband. Mr. und Mrs. Clarence Curtb- In AiKuiti. * The Clvde Van Wie family have moved from Elmer OillMples ten­ ant house to a place near Middle­ ville. A Mr. Sinclair and family from Hastings have moved tn. ★ Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Gcwtenooch of Hastings were Sundav visitors at Alice and Melvin Whetstones �T»K HASTINGS HANNER, THURSDAY. MARCH 4. t»|3 home of George Schneider and Mis* ’ Ung fund* for till* worthy work. I were vtxlton In our room WednexEtta Schneider. * Mr. and Mra. Th' Miraea PhyllU Eckard: and day MUmoon Fifth ----------and Sixth “ Grades H.1W, uew Sunday dinner “ ’ Mr*. Arite Spindler, teacher meits at tlie home of her *UUr. “J" “>/“* hWte9n of Our geography chutes ore keep­ g U of MU* Sch* Mrs R J. Estep spent .the week­ Mu* Doiecn Clary of Harting* Aning a weather chan for abler Mr*. Vcre Miller of Chi-, »»«*"• end in Detroit with relatives, * other Our Defense stamp *ale oigo, came last week to make her Announce Engagement , last week, a We have ch. Mr. nnd Mrs. LcRoy Perkins and home with Doreen while her hQ»- 1 Mr. and Mn. LeRny Perkin.-; en/ February picture* and Audrey MuUer.dorc were dinner bend is in the service. * Mbs Flo- tertalned at a dinner Tuesday eve-' ' those In keeping with Mareix ------ —Forman — _» Grand of_< Rapids nlng, February 23 to announrr the guest* at the Oscar Perkins home rvnee parents spent the weekend wl... ,,------*“ engagement of Mr*. Pvridnb daugh- , CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS In Grand Ledge Thursday * Mr*.,"|Mr. and Mrs. Oeo Forman. Mr ter, Audrey Alice Muliendore to EdArtie Spindler was n Sunday guest Zion laitheran Churrh «rene Duane Ridenour, formerly of i7’Mr'mid Mr;."Prank'Nktlramr; ;£"d Paul W. Geiger, Pastor umaing. now of Charleston, South j nnd Peggy of We t Woodland * ^[,7, ' w, 10 00 A- M.—Sunday school The wedding date has ner’gu^af'uie ^onm^o? Mr And Da,,on und EWon Fleraner of *Lake ' Carolina. nm^beSi *et ‘ 11:00 A. M —Morning wonJtip. '.“.g: Uii. isi. Mr Ridenour is thr Sermon son of of Mr. Mr anu and »n> Mrs nnuir* Andrew ruucRtdeMr* S W Smltli of South Wood- i were • fiundaw dinner guest* son 77' theme—“Know lhe lYutb latui * \i7 end Mra Thwr- Bt thc tl0n’,> cf Mr* *nd ,,cnr* nour °r charleston. Soulh Carolina /bout Your Work ' A1'..Bnrt.. Fl< -ner. * Mn Harrison Blocher Piano Recital I »’ M. Dr Walb iWaer and Mrs Maud Brower of has been visiting her daughters I Alice Smith Brodbeck presented WOOD, Grand Rapids Grant* Rapids culled on Mr,. Ar­ who 3’ 30 P. Hour p M. M Lutheran r*»h„.... Gospel , ne* Hewitt at Uie Carl Hewitt home in Grand Haven and Grand Rap- the following pupil* in a piano re- ' CKLW Sunday afternoon, a Pvt. Clair R Ids the past winter is now staying dial at her home Saturday nftcr- _ No Luther League meeting Suntlie home of her daughter and noon. ■ February 27lh: Louise Hoffs, --- ------- Schneider of Ft. Custer called on at family. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hersh- J “—* ’ J---- —— --------------* ** Joyce Ldgan, Shirley stadel, Mary day evening hl* uncle. George Schneider und larger — annua) Father*' and Sous of South Woodland. * Miss Jane ' Varney. Nancy Hager. Nonna ' The annu. Ml.’.v Etta Schneider Sunday after­ be Ivcfd in the church noon. * Mr. nnd Mr*. Arthur Ai- Leona Heise of Grand Rapids vis­ Jetn diissic. Eleanor Fiante. Mary banquet will Thunaay evening. Man:!. lerding. Sr., and son Cart w< re Sun- ited her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jarrc VanPutten, Phillip Born. Lil­ parlors. at 7 P M 4. rinv ditinri- uu* it the lu.mr nf I Hebe of West Woodland fotun Fri- lian Rader. Mary Ann Rader. MarMr und M*^Arthu’ Ailerdltm Jr dl’y "nU1 Mr a»W Mrs El­ qucrlte Frldt. Sylvia Poff, Carole .Wednesday, March 10 b Ash m hV-^u a Mr rnd M F E ’‘>'“’“1'- !*">«»»• HMm- also of Hoffs, Joan Begerow. Janet Jordan. Wednesdny qnd thia *'111 begin the Bette Chase. Cartene Curtis. Bethel midweek services The General theme of these cervices Ls "Thr Prunte. . Mnrdell Harnu, Alice Yvonne Short. Roberta Manker. Cries r.f the Christ from the Crow Noreen Roc. Kenneth McDowell. The first one is “The Cry. of For­ Mrs Fswcett Cre.k when- ahe w U) make Audre Mae SeaTs ----- ------------ - giveness". There will be special Park. Illinois. Mrs Fawcett and lie with her nirent* 1 her honn' She h" bren emptoyed ■ One of lhe number* on lhe pro­ Lenten Music. Chair practice fol­ ne with ner parcni*,... ----- .------- - gram was the dramalljation of lowing * Thursday religious in­ * ;^.“’“fwil Crockford who ha* sold lib Tscharkowsky's struction as usual. . ^^rtezsky Mrs. James ..... ------I . -------inru j J1(M(|r an(, wl]| ]jvp ullll Mt5 hv a amun nf ’es "Nutcracker Suite" The Methodist Churrh guests at the home «>l Mr. and Mrs. ! Dwight Grnmrs of Hastings * Mis. by a group of children. Louise Hoffs Rev. George Wingard, pastor Welby Croekford of Etert Woodland 'Eafhel Houghton of Lake Odev.-. playing the musical .numbers and 10: 0o a. M.—Morning worship. Maiy Poff acting a.s narrator Saturday evtiiiiv: * Tlie Mls-t 11: 15 A. M.—Sunday school. . ...v ru ; After tlie recital ..a movie tUK taken Marjory England i.TTil .inuu Ix-ffler has taken the iKisltion as house-............ 8:00 P M —Young People's serv were guests if Miss JoAnne Finnic krejier at the United Brethren Par- of one of tlie previous recitals wui Ire. • , . of Hastings from Friday until Sun­ .-•>iiaac. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyndon .shown to the pupils, their mothers Tuesday. Mnrvh 9 nfter schoolday and attended the Hasiings- Johncox and daughter Joy and Al- and guests, Juhior League at the church Woodland Township School Charlutte basketball gurnn ’Friday mend Webber who Ims been caring South Woodland Churrh of the evening * Mr. and Mra. Clarcmc for thc little OmrmmI children sine" ' At an Assembly meeting Monday Anile and son Gordon of Bat'l- their mother passed away severat afternoon, a check for 150.00 from' 10: 001I A. M.Brethren Woreijip and sermon Creek spent the weekend with Mr week* ago returned to Detroit with the Scrap Drive Fund of Hie Wood11: 00 A M Sunday scharl. liu .band. a On Monday evening land Town-hip *chcx>I was formally nnd Mr- Lawrence FaUl Little lier February »> 22. Rev. n.presented and Mrs Arthur by Gene Rising, president' The Missionary and Aid Society i Jack Anile who has been spending ir»hr<i>rv ;will meet for an al! day meeting oil 1 the Vinter with his grandparents, I. Dbdge were very much surprised of the school Defense Council toVjS March il nt thr home cf returned home with hLs pir- when a Rnaip of the members of lhe Ami'ricnn Red Cross und 1M3 iThunday. Woodland Church flame :<> War Fund. Mu* Etta Schneider. Mr*. OHo Tpwnsend. A good at- ; Indicative of the spirit with which American* will respond lo ents nnd will enter the kindergarten South tendance b desired and the lad!'the 1913 Red Cross War Fund appeal is this poster by Wendell of the Anh J. Kellogg school mere spend the evening mid brought with one of the workers in Woodland vll- arc requested to bring in their re­ Kling, noted illustraloi. Tlie cheerful individual pictured i<proudly * A good many from Woodland anti tlw-m-many gift-, of provisions. The : luge, accepted the gift, nnd told the wwlng, both new and old. '• displaying the neu Red Cross lapel tag, made from paper to help vicinity attended the Barry County evening was spent in r-oclal conver- , students a few of the services ren- lie!Members of this church snould Farm Bureau dliiner .lit the Odd ration nnd game*. Refreshments dervd by this great organization. feel it their duty to attend the conserve metal for lhe war effort. Fellows hall in Hustings Thunmny consisted of sandwiches, cake nnd, Mr.,. Karl Paul, another worxjr, services nnd support the work of evening. * Mr. and Mr Franklin coffee. * Maynard Nicholson nnd urged tlie student* to keep on with church, Town-.nd of Ionia spent the wci'X- Lovell f:odi:c who were inducted in-1 their good work in helping the Red the Wr invite others who have no to the service al Ft. Custer on Frt- , Cress and other worthy cause*. A husband of our acquaintance IT'S the delivery home to worship with us. said he never hnd much sympathy' Trymt to g:vr a fnend a defln’Crockford. * Member.. ‘>1 tlie Wood­ day. February 23. were able to come Su|:t. Kit-.on gave a fine talk on the churchArthur L Dodge, pastor with King Alfred, who let the* cf "ermo;.-.' ., Negro Mid: land O E. S. sewed lor the Red home un lease for a few hours Sun­ -Red cross and what it stands for Woodland Grange and some of its many activities peasant weman'a pancakes burn, m vou f&>' black am white, dat* United Brethren in Christ . Tin- Woodland Grange wa.y enter- । Kindergarten ami First Grade Matron. Mi.' tii lie had to grt hi- own bie:ikfu*t • fotllsn. But if you ray black itr.i I. H Osgood. Minister tnlnrd r.t tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Mbs Dons Whitney, teacher Woodland the other morning and waa tea im-J ■*•*»*. an’ bellers like a bull, un' We are sorry to have Geraldine Mr I.- t r Warner and Mis. jirr Albert Hauer of West Woodland Worship nnd sermon jo-oo a. m nieisea in tiiggr*pe/ruit to mind the' pctmd-, de table with both fists Refreshment? Aiigst'mwve to Mulliken She will aid Potter entertained with a show Saturday evening. Sunday school 11 ;00 A M. tci.st. ' - da'.'s oratory" were served. go to a Grund Ledge school. * We w<i , Christian Endeavor 7:30 P M Hope Circle have many March picture.', on the stead ul the home wail and are learning many "things ' ^ r er MtL ' :in SWctfnca। ii Hync.s was iitk-diw. to Potter Saturday I'.en; Circle cf the Methodist about tlie wind * Duane Reuther 0 !' > nnd JoAnne Grehncr have read me . -* are being made to begin Wolcctt. Mr;. Statu Hlltert. W.kkIMarch 2flth niurt First Grade Readers, huvliig ■ evangelistic f''ftnlf’*,b‘Ue services “>r Blue Star Mother* land and Mrs. F. E. Jordan of Lan­ ’Hie Blur Star Mothers were en­ read three John Bt-gcrow ha:; read We solicit thc prayers nnd coopera­ sing spent Sunday afternoon uittt tion of nil in the interest of uoas Mr. nnd Mr L R. Wolcott of Ft i; - tertained at the luur.r of Mrs, Law­ two. In the First Grade Ruth Sense. kingdom. port in hirnur of "la if..' birthday. rence Finefrock Monday afternoon. and Gordon Tyler have each read“ Kilpatrick GomIhIII Circle to Meet sixteen First Grade reader.'.. Lurry The Goodwill Circle of the Meth- Vandeear lui* read nine. Geraldlpe j1 Sunday school 10:30 A. M. ■Ui । of Mi • ■ IM : Aug*t had read nine' before” she beck 5-f North Wixrlland Saturday odkt W. S. C. 8. w.l) Im entertained mover) awav ' vhri*tian Endeavor and Gospel tvmlny. ♦ Mrs. <7.»rl Buikle left >t the home of Mrs. Ralph Iztfler , Second Grade b-v lhr Pa5tor 7 31 p M last Tliuriday to visit relatives in Wednesday evening. Mrs George Mrs. Mildred Nowlcke. teacher, 8 or*>cr Thursday Lansin'; for a • ■ « diys. » Mr,and Forman is a-sUtlng Mrs/'Leffhr. Charily Circle lo Meet We nre studying abniL'ttm Dutch . rr,„;1Bn . Mr.- Rr nr.ld Lehman v.<!inn>: 'Die charity circle of the Metho­ people in Holland Wc have made nn guc.ts ■-1 Mr. and ntten<! meet the windmills and the little Dutch Rlrl j.’ of CoutGlove I-;-', a * 1 dist. 1 1 •' W. " s’ ’c• •s. 'will k,,, »■ ’' ’ at me Cha;.e CouLs Gl ?l_t!> 115Mr. and Clift.m Mu 1 mul 1 Cari Hrwilt Friday and her geese. -We are enjoying the •anc i. • Mrs *’ dauitlit, r MMUt iht- wi-i r.iiui .with । ’ W* !’!f' a- Mr*- Agnes He­ story about thr Dutch Twin-, • it SHOUl D Mr.--. Ted Eupcr came to visit us I ... a.-rantn kin ller parent*. Mr. and Mn 'ihoun. v'm bT , last niuraday. * Wr are glad to „ ... s* '?rc 110 defense tax bill Stanton. °t' r?'5c' Town etui vRird' ut hl I ;.‘.T. ’n”' "’tmdla-.d W. C T. U. will welcome Charlotte Lee and Valvett,-. r"..‘2.RllntT Hamilton to our room * Larry' Wcl1' ,ha.1 l(K,ks ,Utc “ hlrewing Ch,irl,-.. Townsend'., home in rfouir ‘’ll ,t?t’ !,J)nw of Mrs Woodland. Saturday. ★ Mr. :uui1 " a’u Friday F'w’v afternoon. March "» Walls 12. Durkee .surprised us by bringing, *n ‘dfsgubc. It ought to keep more Mrs. Mary Dcabici will be the cookies- to school. It was hLs birth- i People out of the red." day. I --------------- <■»» Wedne day Horn a six week . visit Fourth and Fifth Grade* SOCIETY’ NOTE OF THE FUTURE in Florida. They were bath tanned Barry ( aunty Christian Endeavor Finance Campaign Mrs. Marth V. Smith, teacher I The couple departed on thc wed-1 and very well alter basking in the The-Barry County c. E. Unified DaVon Hamilton of Hastings cn- ' ding trip using thc chrome trimFlorida sun but were find to be Ikiiiip In Spite rd cold'und 1C6. Finance eumpplgn came to a close tered the Fourth grade Munday minus that had been "worn" bv the We "J? hJPPu,to ha\c automobile of the groom's father. Mr. nnd Mrs. KlcLi Guy-'cf East Saturdav.cvcaine when the workers Fr°r,n , ,, . j Woodland were dinner Kin ds at were entertained al the home of Francis Townsend back with iu afo’T™uon Bppf*v i a* ,,r back •»,w4- ***» °np rcntheir homo Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mb.. Etta Schneider with a pot lurk lirjiiu' Mii-jM-r. This campaign was county grade whIhh^WJS’n?Mlh.CitFnonibt. Germany began shifting food . uno nave learned all the , Mn. Carl Lehman of Heilevu<- were I wide and gathered funcls for the sradc and capitals are Douglas h“h,,r'; KnteuW decreaMtm con-1 Sundav ufienfoon rollers. * Mbs wr.ik of the Christian Endeavor, net i States only locally. but fur lhe state nnd White, Donald Matthew*. Harold RUrJPt,on of br«te. meals, fate. milk. national woik. Ute quota for Barry1 Brown. Loren Nieholsnn and Arthur nn<1 ,nl'1 BRtl increasing other food an OVt might It Of Ml County v.as 1200 mid the various Allen. * Mra. Herbert SbeUenbarger. I *uch aa potatoes, uth a view t" teams went way over tlie top in get- Mra. Albert Shellcnbarger and L-.'c I meeting wartime food problems. • Mrs. Rose Fanny of. Grein'.!! making nn, indifinite WOODLAND Striking A Responsive Note WAR FUND IT CANT BE DONE:' j CAPTTAL CAPERS When I hear people ny a thing ■ An executive cam. "can't be done" I Moray* think of ton to see about pri_„ what succeu a novice would have item usad in the making of ’ 1 ... . aaalr., ,1.- in baseball I hl* After mi.sing three swings thp! him novice Ie apt to turn around and Fan rtnths. an officii gan him can't be done." • clue. • But Babe Ruth and others have often stepped to lhe plate and shown Mid. "Go back to Florida and write So it is in research. Or. tor tt matlei. in any other cause. How wc know thine* tsn't be danjl Charles F. Kettering. Not by appointment do n meet Delight EXPECTED \ And JOy; they heed not-Mr axpac- ■ i ,; A small crowd wa* gathered out­ . tancy; 'But round some comer in the streets -ide a church„ Spinster: "What " lias happened r, They, on a sudden, clasp u* with a — j Urchin: "Oh. jt policeman went ' smlte^Gcrald Mussey. into the church and brought the Husband ' i trading ’"""I wonder -bride out." what this writer mean* by 'Gem* t Spinster. -My-myi What hnd »he of thought.' " dohi?" Wife' "Oh. probably something; Urchin: Ma riled tlu? police­ like that jewelry you're always, man." . promising to buy me.' Bolivia is culled the Switzerland' A rttiy place Is one where you of South America, because of its can't read the menu but you can almountain cities and landlocked po- ways make out lhe figures on the rition. dinner check. BABY CHICKS HANSONS STRAIN. WHITE LEGHORN^— Large birds, winter layers ol large chalk white eggs. PARK STRAIN BARRED ROCKS — HOLTZAPPLE STRAIN WHITE ROCKS — S. C. R. I. RIOS. Pullets, Cockerels, straight run chicks and started chicks. We are equipped to handle lane number* of darted chicks f Remedies. Petit-Cooper Hatchery & Poultry Farm N. BROADWAY HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 1372 WARDS CONVERTIBLE ICE REFRIGERATOR NOW.. A Daluxa lea Refrigarotor of unuiual baaufy and design. LATER... When the war it • over. . . convert* to an ELECTRICI > WAR BOND ' QUIZ A. they are appreciation lloiuio, that is, they are Mild on a discount ba»i«. After i—tic, they in­ wards offer a revolutionary idea in refrigeration I A Deluxe Ice Refrigerator of unusual beauty, with many features unobtainable in ordinary ice boxes and at a sensational savings to you! ' ing their full value in e»t on your insolmrnl. Q. How lung will War Saving* Bond* and Stamp* be on When the war is over,.. . for an additional charge A* No time limit liu« been years, will be installed giving you an up-to-date electric refrigerate^! Wards will convert this refrigerator to aq ELEC­ TRIC! A PROVED scaled unit, guaranteed for 5 Secretary of the TreatQ. Can children purrli*** War Siting* Stamp* and Bond*? Don't make Hint BIG DELUXE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR CABINET ton^ Di.stjiiitM' <*nll niilrss l,'« reiillv lu-ci-NHHrv Wards Bond Assures 7095 Purchase of an Electric Ask About Wards Monthly Payment Plan J Unit After the War! Million* of chil­ dren are buying them regularly a* their share program. ' Q. Will tlie Government accept a prr»oinl check in payment ■for ■ Bond? A. Yea; subject to collec­ tion. Mr*, nous'e'wifp,- you and your family arr patriotic citizens— eager to aid the war effort in every way you can. 75 Lb. Capacity 3 in. Insulation All Steel Construction Long Distance telephone lines are comnninication clignncl* that help make America’s war production fast and efficient. Many of them arc crowded with essential war messages today, and the less important civilian rails must not interfere. You can do your part by following these rules: Do not make a Long Distance call unless il is really inqtortant. drniption, ■uoiie)'! who gets the Keen every call as brief as vou can. wrfU*. Interior Light Porcelain Interior Dulux Interior Here’* the an»wcr to your problem ol food protec­ tion during the war! And you're money ahead ... because you use this cabinet NOW aa an ice refri­ gerator and LATER (when the war ii over) convert it to a modem ELECTRIC refrigeratort Got the 'feature* listed above plus sliding shelves, 2 wpy drain and many others I Sec it at Wards I place last. 118-124 $0. JEFFERSON HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, .THFflsDAY. MARCH I, 1M3 FACE S1K Sales Of Real Estate On Increase Tlit following deals were handled recently through the Earl R Boyes Real Estate office. Tlie E W. Bibs Company sold a group ot bungalow.-, near'their plant on land that has been re-surveyed and Is known as the E. W. Bliss Repltil. The following each pur­ chased one piece of property: Mr. and Mrs Ivan Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crunk, Mr and Mn;. Fred Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs.’S. Shdhcr;. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Bennett. Sr.. Mr and Mrs. J. G. Tate. Mr nnd Mr». Lynn Edgar. Mr nnd Mrs Rob­ ert Phillips. Mr. nnd Mr*.\Prank ■ W. Mosher. -Mr. and Mrs\ Dur. • Goxlenough. Mr and Mrs. M. G. Boftns. Mr and Mrs. t_iwrencr\L. Adams. Mr and Mrs. LaVerne rrwin. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmc\ . Mr. and Mrs Herman Drews. Mr ' and Mrs Clare Johnson and Harold Swanson. , Mr and Mrs. Lewis Hine sold I their home on the comer of Bond 1 and So. Church streets to Mr. and Mr- Lvle Endsley Mr and Mn*. Joseph Schults bought the M. O' Borras property in the second ward. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Fuller sold their home In thc first ward to Eva Hcncock. A house and lot in Freeport beI longing to Berth;, Sherman, el nl. was Mild to Mr. nnd Mrs. Max Snydyr. । Mr und Mrs Loren Van Svckle ! purchased of Mr nnd Mrs. Tirom1 ns Myers their home in thc fourth ward: An 80 acres located on Section B in Baltimore township wa* sold by Mi John McOtnbcr to Mr nnd Mis a C. Clark. Eirl Boyes, as guardian, told a dot at‘Gun lake to W. J. Trnchscl ' .and a lot in the Butler Addition i to Hastings to Mr. and Mrs Ezra Brovont. , I Mr. and Mrs Rov Cronk sold a I house nnd lot in the E. W. Bliss I plat to Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Bryans. i AUCTION SALE Having sold the farm, will hold an Auction Sale at lhe farm located ONE MILE WEST. y2 MILE SOUTH of NASHVILLE, MILE NORTH of old M-14, on TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1943 COMMENCING AT 10:30 A. M., WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING: GRADE COWS COWS 3 yr. old Milking Shorthorn bull, heads the herd. His dam (Matchless Mary) out of Imp. Anderson Matchless Bates made a record with first calf, of 10.477 lbs. W milk and 454 lbs. of butterfat. Yearling bull from I. P. Zimmerman herd of Potterville. TEN REGISTERED MILKING SHORTHORN COWS AGES b COLOR LISTED BELOW (Duplicate pedigrees will be on display sale day.) Roan,-2 yrs. old, bred Jan. 4, cow No. 2. Roan, 2 yrs. old, bred Dec. 18, cow No. 9. Roan, 2 yrs. old, bred Feb. 24, cow No. 18. These three are sired Starlights Knight whose dam hod milked 4 months before being put on fest, in the next 8 months gave 7.600 lbs. of milk and 296 lbs. of butter fat. Roan cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Oct. 5, cow No. 3. Roan cow, 2 yrs. old, bred Feb. 8, cow No. 4. Roan cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Dec. 10, cow No. 11. White cow, 16 yrs. old bred Jan. 27, cow No. 12, Sired by "Otterbein Shaw" Roan cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Oct. 3, cow No. 15. Roan cow, 13 yrs. old, bred Feb. 17, cow No. 17, John Deere side rake, in good shape. McCormick corn binder, in good working 4 yr. old spotted cow, bred Dec. 15. order. Roan cow, due in May. New Idea manure spreader, rubber all 4 yr. old Roan cow, due in May. around, new. 4 yr. old Roan cow, bred Nov. 13. John Deere fertilizer corn planter, in good 3 yr. old spotted cow, fresh in Jan. shape. bred back Feb. 10. McCormick Deering 6 ft. cut mowing ma­ 2 yr. oldjdolstein, bred Dec. 8. chine, nearly new. 2 yr. old Holstein, soon to freshen. John Deere single cultivator. 2 other 2 yr. old Holstein springers. McCormick Deering tractor plow (new) 12 head of other grade Holstein and Dur­ two 14 in. bottoms. ham heifers bred for fall freshening, John Deere disc grain drill fertilizer. breeding dates made known day of sale. 4 section tractor harrow. 1 steer, wgt. 700 lbs. International disc, 7 ft. Cultipacker, 8 ft. 3 sec. International combination harrow. GRAY MARE, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1500. 3 section Oliver harrow. BAY MARE, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1500. 2 Oliver walking plows. BLACK MARE, 14 yrs. old, wgt. 1450. Cloverseed buncher Corn shelter BLACK COLT, coming 3, wgt. 1500. Lumber wagon, extra good 2 flat racks. Melotte electric cream separator, HORSES SHEEP Two 2 yr. old grade Corriedales. 16 Black Topped ewes, 2 to 5 yrs. 2 broken mouthed ewes. Registered Fine wool black Top Buck. 14 ewe lambs. HOGS a granddaughter of "Clenside Roan Cyrus" Roan cow, 7 yrs. old, bred Nov. 10, Cow No. 21. Red heifer, 1 yr. old, bred Jan. 1, the sire of this heifer is a Michigan State Fair Grand Champion. 3 yearling heifers, sired by senior bull. Red yearling by I. P. Zimmerman herd sire. Red heifer calf from cow No. 11. Red heifer calf from cow No. 17. This coif has o grand sire on both sire and dam's side that sold for $3,000. Red heifer, calf from cow No. 18. Red heifer calf from cow No. 2. Roan bull calf from cow No. 21, born Aug. 24. Roan bull calf from cow No. 4, born Oct. 15. Red bull calf with white star, born Oct. 5. Roan bull calf from cow No. 12, born Nov. 5. •. Roan bull calf from cow No. 9, born Oct. 30. Red bull calf, born Feb. 3. TERMS: CASH FARM TOOLS 6 yr. old Guernsey,^ bred Jan. 27. 18 bred gilts Berkshire male pig. 11 head of feeder shoats. CHICKENS 180 Barred and White Rock pullets. HAY AND GRAIN 800 crates of corn Quantity of oats. 10 ton Alfalfa and Brome Grass hay. Several tons of second cutting. Several acres of standing corn. Offered privately. 20 shocks of silage corn in the field. Several feet of silage. 6 tons of Alfalfa Brome Grass baled. 400 bales of Clover hay. Several bushels of cloverseed, both June and Mammoth. FARM TOOLS McCormick Deering binder, 8 ft. cut, nearly new, with both tongue trucks and tractor hitch. John Deere double cylinder hay loader with drop elevator, in good shape. nearly new, 740 Ib. capacity. Milk cans Cream cans Used hay rope. Used bale wire Fence stretchers. Hay fork (grapple) new. Fanning mill Hog feeder Steel tank. Pump jack, | h.p. electric motor. Oil burning brooder stove. Oil burning tank heater. Stone boat Skidding tongs. Chicken crates Sleighs. Dump boards New picket fence. Fifteen 10 gal. cans used to draw butter milk. One barrel of molasses. Quantity of rough lumber. Potatoes Seed corn. Quantity of new steel roofing. Steel posts Barbed wire Gas barrels. Several rolls of new woven wire fence. Wood posts. HARNESS 1. in. crotch harness, less than a year old. 1 .i in. crotch harness, good condition. Heavy western saddle in perfect condi­ tion. Horse collars Pony bridle. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Cameron piano. Music cabinet. Dresser and commode. Double bed with springs and mattress. Small rocker Large rocker. 2 drop leaf tables Jungers range. LUNCH WAGON WILL BE ON GROUNDS C. R. SHAW, Proprietor ALLEN HASKINS, Auctione.r E. E. GRAY, Clerk I EVIDENCE INTEREST j IN VILLAGE CAUCUSES I ’For the first time in many wears. :thc village caucuses were well at­ . tended last week Monday, Feb. 15. I In Freeport two tickets were nom(hinted, the Citizens' and the Pcople’s, and in Woodland two tickets were named. Nominees on the Citizens’ ticket (arc: President. Dan Poslina: clerk, IF. C Tabbcrcr; treasurer. Mrs. I Norma Kunde: trustee*. Harold Yoder. Frank Dorr Otto Kunde; (assessor. Gall Lightfoot. I On the People's ticket are: Presi­ dent. Claude L Walton; clerk. F. tC. Tabbcrcr: treasurer. Mrs. Ida iHowk; trustees, Allen Fish. Roland Furrow, l«np Kutcher; assessor, c. l. Hehhey. All village officers at Middleville were renominated, except Mrs. Dora White, who lias served 11 years as village clerk and wishes' to be re­ lieved of the duties of that office. Nominations were made us follows: President. Glenn Blake; clerk, Os­ ORDER FOR PUBLICATION car "* Finkbelner; treasurer, Mrs. Blanch Segerstrom. trustees. Thom­ as Bcrrv. Edward Finkbelner and Harvey Miller; assessor, Max Lynd. Nashville Republicans nominated the following candidate-.: Presi­ dent. E. D. Olmstead: cl-rk. C. T. Munro: treasurer, Mrs. Blanche E. Wright; trustees. E. L. Apnclman. Adolnh Douse, Jes*c Campbell. E. B Greenfield and Frank Calcy; assessor. Elwin Na-h. . Electors in Woodland also nom­ inated two slates of officers, lhe Rcuublicnn and the. Citizens, as follows: Republican—Pres . no nomi­ nee; clerk. Herald N. Classic: treasurer. Vesta Boni; trustees. Henrv Hvnes. Glenn Farthing and Gilbert McLeod; assessor. Grant Osgood. Citizens—Pres., Karl C. Faul: clerk, no nominee; treasurer, Ruth Scudder; trustees. Arthur Allcrdinx. Howard Harper and Stuart Kussmaul; umcmol Leon Nichol­ son. Village elections will be held on Monday. March 8. __________ POTATO METHODS PAY By getting several times tlie acre yield of the average Michigan po­ tato grower. 153 ot the top spud producer* In 1942 produced 10 per cent of the total crop of slightly more than 17 million bushels, ac­ cording to records of the Michigan Crop Improvement 300 bushel po­ tato contest. Before planting time arrives, ferlillter feeding devices on groin drills and potato planters should be clean­ er! out Il’s ft wartime measure. If clogged drills are started, break­ age may occur. Tests at Michigan State Colldge Indicate a new hybrid tomato holds promise for greenhouse operators in MlchiRiin. Thc introduction has been given the mime ' Spartan Hy­ brid" according to Keith C Bar­ rons. who helped produce ai^d t<»‘ the new development. Parents ore the well known Michigan State to­ mato and a variety called Cooper’s Special Yields of tlie new hybrid are a week to ten days earlier than the Michigan State hothouse to­ mato. GrrenhouM- labor shortages, Barrons points out. may delay wide­ spread production ot the new hy­ brid by commercial growers. Seventeen colonies of bees at Michigan State College proved hi 1842 that bees are doing their part in combatting any sugar shortage, but that beekeeping is not an ampteuTs shortcut to plenty of sweets. The season-was not favorable to the bees, but the 17 colonies turned out nearly 70 pounds of honey each. Tlie honey hnd a value of 5173.43. a little more than 510 a colony. * White oak. red oak and Ameri­ can elm are needed for boat build­ ing for war use. Yellow birch and maple veneer are used in airplane construction. One warning by Ira Bull Michigan State College ex­ tension forester, tells farm woodlot owners It is not necessary to clean out uoodlots' Just to be patriotic. Only the largest trees are needed at a fair market price. Smaller trees should grow into a future timber harvest. __________ Skyscraper Warden The world’s only air raid warden who Inspects bis territory by eleva­ tor is John J. Hennessy, ex-chief of start for fhe New York police depart­ ment and now an official of thAlaskan Potentialities Schenley company, who was placed it has been estimated that about in charge of civilian precautions by tenants of the 102-story Empire Stale 65.000 square milts of Alaskan terri­ building In New York. | tory could be developed for farming. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MARCH 4. 1M3 'Everett W. Johnston 1* somewhere 1 CARLTON CENTER WliUun Halt mine liotne from ther in North Africa. HU address U: A. । hoapltal Thuraday. * MLm Evelyn■ P. O. No. 9. cjo Postmaster. Naw > Fox of Freeport spent the weekendi York, N. Y. * Mr. and Mr*. Bert । with Mrs. Robert Faulkner. * Mr Hayiter of Lake Odessa spent Mon- | and Mrv OU* Landon accomiMnttdI day evening of last week at the . Mr. nnd Mra Cleon Landen U> Port­■ Keith Durkee home. * Mra. Bert land where they were entertainedI Hayner spent Sunday with her »u- i for Sunday dinner by Mr. and Mr*. ter. Mrs Fred Durkee. * Elin JohnJames Landon and aon. * Mr*. Car­■ ston visited friends in Lansing Sun- ( ol Fuller and Elaine from LowellI day afternoon and evening. * Re- , came lo Wm. Hale* Thursday and1 member the Red Cruu drive begins 1 stayed until Sunday. * Mrs. Ralphi thU week. Mrs. Floyd Fcnalemaker 1 Henney entertained a birthday din­■ is to solicit thb^ncighbprhood. ner celebrating the birthday* of hex husband who wait T7 and her son­■ DUNHAM DISTRICT In-law. LaFloy Greenfield who w«u• Last Weft's'Letter: 41. Thme who enjoyed tile celebra­' Tlie Maple Grove Community 1 tion were Mr and Mr*. Lawrence Fann group met' al tl>e Dunham I Greenfield and Meuricl Ann and Mr. schoolhouse Saturday evening with . and Mr*. LaFloy Greenfield ot Has­• Mr. and Mr*..Glyde Cheeseman as | tings. Mr. nnd Mra. Maurice Green­• hottLs. A pot luck supper preceded field of Battle Creek and Mrs, Thel­■ tlie business session. * Questa of ■ ma Johnson from Grand Rapids. *' Mr. nnd Mr*. Harold Gray. Sunday | Mr. an<l Mrs. Colonel Yarger called1 were Mrs. Nellie Miller of Laccv । at the home of Richard Snqcnbom1 nnd Mr. und Mrs Sam Buxton and Sunday afternoon. Mr. Shoenbom1 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buxton of i* coitvaleacing at home now and1 Banfield. * Mrs. Ray Ostroth spent ha* to remain in bed 5 week*. ♦ Mr. part of Inst week at the home of 1 and Mra Wilbur Landon enter­■ Mr. and Mn. Maurice Oalroth in . tained Mr, and Mr*. Lynn Mix und1 Hastings. who were both sick. * Mr. mid Mb. Harry Burr of Har­■ P. F. C. Robert Lake who lias been tings KftKirday' evening. honoringt at a camp in Louisiana came for a Mrs' lamdon's birthday. * Esther' weekend visit with his wife, the Btniblc of Jfnhtinx* spent Friday former Thelma Sponsellcr Sunday night with Mra Keith Wilson. * they went to East Lansing where Mra Keith Wihon left Sunday for he will be a student ut the Small New Jersey where her husband. Pvt Arms scliool at M. S. C. for sev­ Keith Wilson tv convalescing In an eral week- * Mra France and chil­ army irospltni after an operation. * ,dren ot Battle Creek were Sunday There was a joyous celebration ।guests of Mr. and Mr*. Dale SponThursday night at the home of Mr. .stllcr. * Mr. and Mra. Alvin Scnand Mra. Tobin* Hrovanl honoring ।mitzen and children of Battle Creek thr brief furlough of Shnrron Bro- ,were dinner guests cf Mr and Mrs vnnt who t* serving with the United ;Royal Donovan Sunday. Mr. anu States Navy. -Mr. and Mra. Jr*.* >Mrs. Glen Donovan nnd children of Brovant and children of Grand Ra- 1Battle Creek were Sunday caller*, pld*. Mr and Mrs. Ezra Brovant ialso. * Mrs. Kate Burroughs who . and children nnd R<w Brovant oi |has spent several weeks with her Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Stanley Br<>- ।niece. Mrs. Ethel Donovan has re- . vanl of N. Manchr.sti r, Ind.. Lucy |turned to her Battle Creek home Brovant and John Baker from Fort ,* Mr and Mra. Keith Babcock nnd Wayne. Ind . und Mr and Mr*. Pat- family i have moved to Bellevue, i ton of Bellevue were all suppci guests. I BRANCH DISTRICT Last With Letter: SOUTH THORNAPPLE Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wilcox were ] Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wierlne.» Sunday gums of Mr. nnd Mrs. R and daughter Anna May of Grand 1E. Hall In Kalamazoo. township. * | Rapid* spent Sunday afternoon with Mr 1 and Mrs. Wilson Willits and their mother. Mra Hattie Johnson Ifamily of Muskegon were weekend ' The Inst letter reed from their *on gue-L* । cf thp former'* parent*. Mr. | Pvt. Theodore Wleiinga wa* three iand Mr J. J. WUUU * Mr. and I week* ago and In- was In Hawaii Mr.,. I Kenneth Norton and children and well. * Jor Hulu of Camp Got- 1wen- .Sunday guests of Mr and Mr*. | don. G-.orgM Is spending u thirteen ‘Keith Norton in Kalamo. * Tlie i day furlough tu-ie wllli hl* parent*, :Dorca;. society of North Maple | Mr. anil Mra Frank Hulu nnd fam- iGrove will be entertained at the Os- j ily. Tlirir son Steve who left Fort itroth Adams home. Thursday । Cu-tcr Mime time ago 1* In a camp March 4. Come is It’s election of In California' * Myrtle Cook of Mid- iofficers. dlcville returned home Saturday after spending some time at the home ot her cousin. Mra. Floyd Lo Clear and family. Mrs. LeClear habe< n ill threat' ned with pneumonia., but i* better. * Petry Barnum who was ill and suffered terribly, is bet­ ter and out around again. * Mr. order fob publication and Mrs. Roy Nash are nicely settied in one of thc tenant houM* of . Mylo Shaw and mrfthcr. Mra. Snow. ★ Mrs. Floyd LrCIe.ir. received ac- ihir knowlcdgmcnt of the marriage of t Clare Brady to a young lady Helen ' *' Louise Burk from near Battle err*. ' ,'1‘ Clare made his heme with Mrs. Le r , Clear formerly. We all wish this n young couple a happy married life t'l-1 tog-'tlu r. * Marv Jane Nichm* who I has been 111 with rheumatic fever ■ for several weeks Is belter but still' ' ti has to remain in bed. ★ Mra. Gr.u4R 5t.>r Nichols who i* .spending rome time n>rii..,<m with Mrs Hattie Johnson, /.pent '• )a»t‘’ Wednesday night with Mr.-. , •*' Sinn McKeown and family. * Mr.. I , Lizzie June* called nt the Hattie | .if « <<. Johnson home Saturday afternoon । L E G A L 5 DURFEE ।r ’ Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Ritchie ”u“2i, und Winifred DavLs were Sunday ' A dinner gucaL* of tlie Duvix famlile* . to help celebrate thc first birthday । of Jcrilyn Davis. * Mr. and Mrs. — Eugene Freeman of Quimby and order for publication Mrs. Knickerbocker of Grand Rap­ Ids were afternoon callera aUo. * Mr. and Mr*. Heber Paster spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs Lloyd ElIhton and family In Na*hvi)lr. * Robert Foster wa* in Grand Rap­ ids from Friday until Sunday nltcndinn. thc Youth fellowship meet­ ing * The annual Thre*her's meet­ ing met with Mr. and Mrs Ray Cle­ mens Monday * Mr nnd Mra. Ed- «!>•' ward Rice and daughter and Rex Casey nlU ndrd n birthday party for , Mra. Sam Kellar at thr Kellar hnme । near Orangeville Saturday evening. M»rrb a. l>. iftx* * Mra. Mnrv Rice, was honor guest 1 »« nt n birthday party at Mr. and Mrs. 1 Floyd Palmer* Sunday. Mr. and ' Mr.-. Edd Rice and Vela and Mr. and „„ner । Mra Edd Weidlea were guest* also. « •>< <i ___ « « » ■ ■■ five w.tM BARNUM SCHOOL S -rlnx. tr । Mis* Leona Helse .*|>cnt the week1 end nl home. * Mrs. Git* Johnson i Htu»rt ! nnd son. Herman of Flint visited ' a ..u>» i Saturday and Sunday at the Nclt i J»<at > Johhran home * Mra. Floyd Fen- ; stemaker and daughter. Rout Cunn- ‘ -------I Ingham are working at thr egg-dry- I Pari-Mutuel System ing-plnnt in Haatin*. * Mra. Miles , A Frenchman named Oller an. S’unimw I ”’“d u” Mileage Rationing Means . . . COMPULSORY TIRE 1 INSPECTION To make sure that the nation's tires ore properly cared for-regular Tire In­ spection by OPA Tire Inspectors is COMPULSORY! Your inspection must take place before the dead line. DRIVE IN TODAY FOR ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Hostings Montgomery Words Statement TO THE NATIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD February 27, 1943 National War Labor Board Washington, D. C. Gentlemen: A National War Labor Board panel has recommended that the Board issue another order against Montgomery Ward and Co. imposing upon Wards’ six large stores in Denver, Detroit and New York City: I. A form of closed shop, called “maintenance of mem­ bership,” together with a check-off of union dues from wages. 2. Compulsory arbitration of any question the union wishes to raise. Wards objects to the proposed order for these reasons: 1. The War Labor Board is without authority. Congress, the only law-making authority under the Constitu­ tion, has not empowered the Board to order any employer to adopt these requirements. 2. The War Labor Board, by ordering a closed shop in this case, will be furthering disrespect for constitu­ tional authority. The Board is attempting to assume a' power to make rules and laws by executive fiat alone. The public is being deceived into believing that the Board's orders have the force of law, when in fact they have no such effect. Employees are being confused and deceived into believing that their government desires them to join labor unions when in fact the national policy as declared by Congress . is that employees are free to join or not, as they wish. Thus the Board is destroying the very essence of democracy, the right of the people to make laws through those whom the people elect for that purpose. 3. The War Labor Board, by promiscuously granting some form of the closed shop, is destroying the laws constitutionally enacted by Congress. The National Labor Relations Act endorses, guarantees and encourages the process of collective bargaining. The orders of this Board, however, have led the unions to abandon collective bargaining. The union in this case has rushed to the War Labor Board in the conviction that the Board will grant more than it could obtain through collective bargaining, the procedure which Congress has sought to protect and encourage. Other unions are following the same course. Thus the Board, by this proceeding and by its policies as proclaimed in other proceedings of this nature, is nullifying the public policyrof the na­ tion as declared by Congress and set forth in the National Labor Relations Act. Latva passed by Con­ gress, the only law-making authority under our Constitution, can not legally be repealed by execu­ tive decree. 4. The proposed order would require Wards to violate the law. It would require Wards, first, to interfere with the free choice of its employees to resign from the union; second, to give support to the union by a check-off of union dues; and third, to discriminate against employees if they resign their membership in the union, all in direct violation of the National Labor Relations Act. 5. Wards operates in a highly competitive field com­ posed of one million seven hundred fifty thousand retail establishments. It is unfair to impose burdens upon Wards and not upon those with whom it is in competition. If the retail industry is to be sub­ jected to the closed shop and arbitration require­ ments, they should be legislated by Congress and applied uniformly against all retail establishments. 6. The proposed order would require Wards to sur­ render to outside arbitrators the final decision on all matters which the union may wish to treat as griev­ ances. Thus Wards’ sixty thousand shareholders would be deprived of the right to direct, through the management they select, the affairs of the corpo­ ration they own. 7. Under this "maintenance of membership” form of closed shop, employees are not free to resign from the union without losing their jobs. Wards is com­ pelled to discharge every union member who fails to maintain his union membership in good standing (non-payment of dues, etc.). "Maintenance of mem­ bership” is the starting phase which inevitably leads to the full closed shop and a labor monopoly. 8. The proposed order violates the fundamental prin• ciples of liberty. Liberty requires that an employee be free to join, to refuse to join, or to resign from a union without losing his job. Liberty requires that an employer be free to employ the person best suited for the work. 9- Wards has consistently defended these principles of liberty. In times of peace, Wards successfully de­ nied all demands for the closed shop in any form. Two years ago the Teamsters’ Union, in an effort to FORCE a closed shop, maintained a vicious seven months strike against Wards’ retail stores and mail order houses on the Pacific Coast. Two mail order houses and six retail stores were forced to close, forty-three other stores were picketed, and Wards suffered damages exceeding two million dollars. Employees were slugged, customers abused, and property destroyed. The railroads, the express com­ panies, the truckers and finally the United States Post Office obeyed the demands of the union and, with total disregard for their obligations to the public and in violation cf law, refused service to Wards and its customers. Nevertheless, Wards, while announcing its willingness to bargain and to contract with the union, refused to compromise the principles it was defending. The strike did not end until the union, in writing, withdrew its demand for a closed shop. Even if the War Labor Board had the authority which it lacks, it should not, in time of war, when sacrifices are demanded of all, grant to any union a privilege it could not have obtained in time of peace. Wards has no quarrel with legitimate union practices. However, Wards strongly opposes the War Labor Board’s illegitimate attempts to sabotage our laws and to socialize all industry, ostensibly as a part of the war effort. Wards desires to continue to obey the law, to preserve constitutional government, to maintain management by ownership, to remain competitive, and to leave its employees free to belong or not to belong to a union as they wish. In accordance with these principles Wards must reject any proposals which require it to enter into contracts which it believes to be illegal, or to surrender principles which it considers to be fundamental. In so doing, Wards is taking the course which good citizenship requires. MONTGOMERY WARD AND COMPANY 5ETELL ^YEKY �page Tfir HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH f. 1M1 rronr FREEPORT Mr. and Mrs. Orrle Can and son Glenn of Kalkazk.i were Wednes­ day gueaU of his mother. Mrs. Ella Out They also attended lhe fu­ neral services of Mrs. Can’s aunt at Grand Rapids on Tuerday after­ noon. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood* were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Words Of Keni City. * Pvt. Charles Blough ot Fort Ouster rpent Sundav with his par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Blough. * Mr. and Mrs. Clare Bassett and-lamUy of Irving were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Boasett. * Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clinton and family of Hasting* were Wed­ nesday evening dinner gucsti of Mr. and Mra B. R. Clinton * Thc Mis­ ses Jean and June Gibson of Sara­ nac were callers of Mrs. Ida Stairs Tuesday. * Reuben Fish, who left for the army a few weeks ago. is address Is: Pvt Reuben FLsh. Co C. 320th Inf, A- P O 35. Camp San Luis Otatpo. California. * Mr. cna Mrs. Sieve vtm.r Miller Kt of Logan tKonn were Sundav dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Blouth * Mr und Mrs Lewis Nfb nnd Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ ence Van Patten were Wednesday dinner truest* ol Mr. nnd Mr*. .Mervl Ned) and Meria of Hasting*. * Mr. and Mr* R. I. Wolcott. Mr* Carl Wi.lis. Mr*. State-Jfilbert Jit WoodlHid nnd Mrs. Lena Jordan o( Lansing H|rprtecd L. R. Wok-oil with n lunch, Sundrr. in honor ol hte birthday anniversary. * Gaylord Whitney spent Saturday and Sun­ dav with Mr. and Mrs. Orric Statsick nnd family of Caledonia. * Mr. nra Mr-. Jack Agater ot Sn*rari>”*h Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hovt nnd Patty, local, were Friday evening pancake supper guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith. * Mrs. '‘••■rf Schwader of Campbell was a Friday culler of her abler. Mr: George Forbey. * Pvt. K Braendlc BUY WAR BONDS OUR SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS WAR SAVINGS BONDS BANK MONEY ORDERS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES For rent at $2.50 and government tax—in our fine safety deposit vault. Get one today for your war Bond? and other valuable papers. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT IN^ CORP. JUICE-O-MAT The juicer that gels all of the Juice, without *red*-, puln. rind. etc. . . Sturd­ ily constructed and easy Priced I If M«™in. «££/ Ipundw «mun,_* Mn. Jwl.nd DELTON Last Week's Letter: 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. Barry and M1m Phoebe Oaks of Mr nnd Mrs. Uncoln Bush called Topic- "The Ten Commandments". Hastings were Thursday guests of Leader. Polly Yonkers. , Mrs. Otto Townsend * Mr. and on their brother and Uster-in-law. 8: 00 P. M Evening service. ------—- -J **— Mr. and Mrs., Charles Gaskill Fri­ 8:00 P. M. Thursday Prayer meet­ Ora Lehman were Sundav dinner day * Milo Farnsworth of Wayland ing . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence -pent the weekend with his family Plrasant Valley Chase. Other guests were Mr. and hrre ♦ The m»nv friends of Rev. . 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship. Mrs. Carl Lehman of Bellevue and q W. Haves'a former pastor of the 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald I«ehnuui of Methodi't Church here are *nrrv to 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. h*-»r that he Is 111 nt hLs home in Topic: “The Ten Commandments". Rozenia and’chl'dre-’ *f D-’—H. MrRHde Mtrh. * Mrs Arln Brown President. Chalmer Miller. Mr. nnd Mra. Isaac Williams, Mrs. 8:00 P. M. Tuesday, Prayer meet- Paul Towns ard baby of- Woodland and Mr end M-« Keith w*'-* "n< The Mid-Year,Council and MLs- son were Sunday gueats of Mr. and siar.arr Convention of the Michigan Mrs. Chns. Farlce. Conference. Qhurch of the United churclL John's father. Rev I. D Brethren in Christ will be held Ab.H RIA , Mil:-*' whh.i'ow resides n» W ’vlsnd March 5 and 6 at the Banner Street Last Week's Letter. ».« na*tor of the Method1*! church United Brethren church in Grand Donald Henrv who enli'ted tn the b«4e i ' Rapids. Thc local churches will be rcnresetjted bv Mr. and Mrs. Wm. army air corn# in Detroit. Septem- Robert Olthouse. Mr. Luther Sterzlck. Mr. *<•’ HMo ond »**(en*d to Chanute of \i>* the nnnv * Mr »nd Field for training I* art hte first ehortte Chas. Chablin. Mr. Clayton Mirs Gladys Hamblin. Rev. and Mrs. f-trlmiah with hl* mother. Mrs M** ». Ruth Henry. Thev spent Sunday 1 E. B. Griffin. with relative* in Flint 1 thron S»n<fav.. The W. S. C. S of tlie Brig”’ B»t’le Freeport Methodist Churrh ehureh held at the home of c'"*A «*> Mt, Everett M. Love, pastor Mr and Mr* Ward Cole Thur*- cron in B-allie-Grrek tn th* af'ep* Morning worship—11:90. ----,----------------dav with a bo<x1 aitendmro Fl-r. ■ im<m ♦ Mr (•n,pMraDm^Era Sunday school —12:00. Dr. E. H. Babbitt of Grand Ran- uon of ntttcera resulted In Mrs. B.-s- *nent Friday with th<4r <T««i"hter Ids will preach here on March 14. «ie strirklnnd nre«id*nt- seerr’arv Gllve Penncck and lanuiy at Be sure to hear him.---------------------- Mrs. Harold Holme*: treasurer Mr* Loyell. , _ ,__________ „ |, _ ‘ ‘ .. Wnrd Cole * Mira Maxine Randall . ‘ ** Carlton Center Methodist Church u a* a supper guest at the Mr. and SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Morning worshin Mominc worship—10:00. CHn. NnrTK hmnp •nmr*dn‘ - List...................... Week’s Letter: Sunday school—11:00. I Mr. und Mr« Flovd Mahler cf Mr* Braale Beralr Strickland was home for tor । Detroit snent Saturday nt thr f irm. .S'. . Mr*. With tlie departure of Mr. Keteer, „ few dava from tlie Mr nnd Mrs ;Thrv reuorted that Set. Garold the boys work was left without an Kenneth Mende home before eohre nst rue tor The vacancy will be lo her new work * Little Mirien* ent * Mr nnd Mrs. Ora I^hnuin filled by Mr. Ramon in 4-H club, stnpton who has been having n Walker Cotton of northwest * ,Mr, n^' dlsl.r‘ct Mtperlntend. wv<.rr. caM. of Whoonin« conah I* Mrs Woodland. * Mr. und Mrs. W-dter Tinimnrovrd * Mr ahd Mr* fine in their work. Bud Care te pro- niyiii rnnklln were called to Pon- । ” unrV Norris *I..rr(« f. IL/, ' , . It: tmwslmr flnelv finely tn in hlu his work. tine Friday bv the Hints** of her *•*- , Waiter Fisher attended has an electric lank about finished. •er whq en'ers thc hn*nltnl * Mr* ] * Mrs. Kelrer and family have Wnvn* Dnvte has etnnloyincnt nt moved to their new home In Delton. Leila ho«nitnl where she fonnerir ' worked before Mr. Divte was in- " ited on Thursday at Mr. and Mrs dneird-intn army, * Ml*-- Max- . evening * Mr and Mr-.. EdWillard Care's. * Jimmie Rogers of ine Rnnd'MI the tcncher of tlie Steven*' nrdwv u'-rrd Thompson and fnmllv of Sunnnd of the sewing nrrnin enwere guesta of tiylr arandiwircnts whcol trrtalned a eroun of fi 4-H'erx nt a I for thc weekend. * MLss Maxine ntirty Sundav night of which four 1 Randall who has been teaching the Stevens school has resigned and wore guests from thc Briggs. :n*nl a few davs there. * Mr. and will be succeeded bv Mrs. Snrnh GIllASiiie. * The Brigg<> church «0UTH SHULTZ I Mr nnd Mrs John Smith nf -fork?' wiu snonM1r a wood bee Th* mnnv .frien.» ... ««•,. nu-w *.r. on Thursday- on the Mrs Strickland ard Bryans will he slnd to hear *»ic! Hr’shberecr cf Detroit ’•i farm. The dinner will be free gratis been brought home from trie',end m:e»tA of Mr nnd Mi at noon. hosnltnl * Mrs L>»ron Lnrabee Hershberoer. * Mr» Qbv rT . v liiTTa " f**”* ,o ,or Tir'Hna. Wash- I* »nendltn» a t-w w.w<k* with her Mn Mn'rtha Iwtim the first nt this week tn d.aix’hier Mr*. Loren Hi fee ter. Mrs. Howard Colburn were in •M p-*-nd n f-w dgv.s with l'.. r hushn-.l a S-t nnd Mrs Chaim Grand Rapids. Monday. * Mr. Sis- , son of Free.nort was a caller at , Verdun Covilles last Thursday. * Mr. anil Mra Rov McCaul were in Grand Rapids Saturday. * Mr. nnd countv lender of th* 4-H club w Mrs. Leon Potts, called on Mra ■1 welcome vhlltf «if 4-H r|*ra Lenna Johnson at Blodgett hospital, when she was taken Friday far Mrs Gordon Kenvnn of Haatln b'ond transfusion' * Mr- ‘•mntr -...... -----------------Colburn nnd son. Glen and family wcr’’, night and ......... . of Alaska, spent Thursday evening frts of their parents. Mr and tenant hqm/-U.vlnrsrf.av-. *>fr and at Roy McCntil s. * Mra Strah Mr- Mr“ lvn Kenyan. * Mr and Mr* ;Mr«. Willi* Sandhrook nt Bhnchnrd Caul Is staying with her. daughter Manning and Sharon m-<t were TUcMlkv afternoon and ercBrrtha. al the home of Mra Lcnnn Mr“ nfl,r U’T"*’?" of Yn»ll»nt I of Mr. anti Mra Harry Johnson, while Mrs. J a.s at Blodg- *---- * **“ —" —* Lc’ter Bonneville nnrl Mr. nnd Mrs ’ ett hoapltal. OH|> ............... ............. - .................... ... . tVr^V- u Tcftet*Mr. and Mrs Burt Rogers of Lake Warner of Oiimw ink- . > •1 Odessa were Friday guests of Mr. '’"■••'d on their n..nt Minn Kenvnn | Mr. and Mrs. J. D Aflickvlrited nnd Mrs. Hnrrv Sandhrook. * Mr. ' ’h-^’rd pf B .t ,her Parent* nt Be dhw * and Mrs. Lee Hazel lElnora Lmcam l>eCreek nnd Mr«. c. n ir-l R-<H- Mr. " ><> Mrj- C!a •<! Demond and arc the parents of a baby boy. bom Hastings coll*d on.tvr <tat«trd«v ' J.0,c’L,'.b*cV,r ‘ nt Pornnclr Ixi’nlt’l hst *»»• * M» * Mr*. Oruha Rnlvn of FJkltan. Ind Rapids Wednesday. * Mr. nnd Mra and Mrs. Ftrris Lathrop nnd Carol mnkin* nn extended vi-lt wit* of Ionia visited his «m nnd of Toledo Ohio, are visiting her her hcr wm Gary Rnhm and nnd fwmllv family * (family at Ute Uie J. D. Aellck horns home parents. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith Mr. nr.d Mr*. Clifford K-h’rr nrd I R'tndnv. * Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Acj* Miss Iris Olmstead of Hastings Br.rPdl. who ... uno the Porrel and Kenneth of K-.itO. Hom lick visited the Cone I•imi.y In B>ldan# other relatives tnte week. * ’spent Wednesday nigh: with Miss army at Fort Custer, last Friday. K. Church of the United Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sandbook. Mr. snent Friday evening with Mr and 1 •••< Sunday * Mr and Mrs. Ed Dea: kins pf H'l.'tin".*. Mr. and Mra I.vnn Brethren in Chris; and Mrs. Welby Crockford. Mr and Mra Frank Hom. * Mr* G. E. B. Griffin5 D. D. Pastor Mrs James Guy. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kenvon received a letter from P '•••JUron end Mr. and Mra Cleo Phone 302 P. C. Clinton Hom ln*t week *av- Mnllteon of Lanalng were Sunday ring attended the Family night Inc he i* well and O.K. somewhen fallers of Mr nnd Mrs. B. J. Well­ 1:30 A. M. Sunday school. i >nnn- * Augus Huey who was re* farm Bureau meeting at Hasting* in Hawaii cenUy .dl'chareed from the U% S. I army nnd who te just rrcnver|ns from n serious operation at ButterI worth hnsplmi in Grand RnnUl*. , has lust moved bark to the home of J. D. A’llck. Mr. Huey was ndvl*rd on leaving the hosnttxl not to attempt tn do any work for nt least r«m months His m*nv friend* here wish for him n sneedv recovery. * Mr nnd Mr*. Claud Demond rave n birthday dinner Sunday in honor, nf Mr. Demond* mother who was 67 years old. Congratulation*. Hoving decided to quit farming I will sell at Public Auction on my farm located at NATIONAL BANK CF HASTINGS JUICE EXTRACTOR .pm. Spnd.f .n.rr«l« »nd ..undM U» who lud Ih. >~dm, jun In m. ......... .KS.W,1: noon with his parents. .................... Mr. and Mrs. claAS events. We wish him Ren Brarndle and family. * Mrs. row Knowles and family. Mr. and In all V|rgll woods and Mr. nnd Mr* Mrs. Orville Kokx and family ol mUch lucceut In his new army life. Harold woods were in Grand Rap­ Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. William * Registration for War Ration ids on burineu Tuesday. ♦ Allen Rnenr ML-rf Donna Thaler of Grand Ihxik H lock place at Freeport PubJ-ish wa* « Caledonia vfalWr Mon- Rapids, ana Mr ana Mra ararym TTZk"w" day morning. * A Ikrge group of Thaler of Hastings were Sunday f„r tilends, n ighbora. nnd relatives dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John >.thcred at lhe home of Mr. and Thaler Afternoon rucsu were Mr. Mr. George Humphrey Thursday nnd Mrs Frank Martin and Marilyn new Ration BMtaL* .‘.mtng for a party in honor Of of Grand Rapids Mr, and Mrs. Don i: :.<rt Humphrey and K Braendle Johnson nnd daughters, and Mrs. ’Pent the »«k'J'd with her^pariu. were inducted into the armv Orlry Fausey of Muekrgon. Pvt. M?r.2SS* '*£££ . « .C ^ Braendlc. : Fur: Cuter. Friday. * Thr 4-H Charles Blough of Fort Custer, Mira » “^dlc 'Robert “bert and Charles Blough of Club met at the Home of' their t.’cMoTn .Mishler, of South S“lPPr"hra "<J.rP hS5,^.®^ninl l-.ader*. Mrs. Virgil Woods and Bowne, and.Miss Norma Yoder, loMra^tu? wSi* Dcrothv Thursday evening. Feb- cal * Mr. and Mrs. Howard Creu caUers of Mr. and Mra Allen FUh. ninrv M Each girl brought her of Hastings. Mr. and Mn. Prank .-•"•ving which te to be completed Bunker of Alto, and Mrs. Ella Catt, Th* W. M. A. will have an Bli­ this spring. Several games were local were callers of Mrs. Stella naved followed by refreshments of Cress. Tuesday. * A birthday din- dav meeting al the home of Mr*, jello nnd cookie*. * M>. - ml I- ner was given in honor of Mr. C. W. Emma Anderson with a public <1lnRav Neeb nnd family of Vlcksbun: Culver by Mrs. Culver. Sunday, ner at noon. Thursday. All memwere Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr GuesU present were Mr. and-Mrs Iters are requested to be present Lewis Neeb. ♦ Mira Elaute Kautf- Floyd Culver and daughter Norma for election of officers. mn» of nt Lansing T nn.iim spent «n*nt Monday XCnn.lav night rilobt Jean Xtr nnd and MXfr* . ” man Jean. Mr. *' ' Rebekah Lod-e, nr.d Tuesday with her parents. Mr. r.nd children of Bradley, and Mrs. and Mrs. Jce Kautfmnn » Mr. nnd Emerson Strubble of Hastings. * The Rebekah lodge will hold their Mrs Frank Aspinall of Hosting; Miss Virginia Fish of Hastings spent regular meeting Thursday evening, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday night with her parents. March 4th. Charles Asplnall. * Mrs. Polly attending tlie Senior play. * Mr. ----------Duration Club Parks spent the week with Mr. and and Mrs. Glenn- Kellogg, and Mrs ------...... Mr;, Ivan IJIouah of Ch’,k -• -----------and Mra-----------------------Howard Bolo of----------Hastings The Duration Club met nt the LiMUs Betty Guernsey of Hastings spent Sunday In Lansing where brary last Wednesday with a very was ii Wednesday afternoon and thev visited Mr, and Mrs. Rial good attendance. Interesting letevening guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. R A. Kellogg and Jo Ann. * A memorial ters were read from our boys in Stuart nnd Mrs. Loma. Conley. * service in honor of Bernard Fighter, service. It is hoped td have more Mm. Helen Thompson was n Monday "ho died in action in New Guinea, letters read at the next meeting, guest of her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. was held in the Methodist church March 24th. Carl Myers of East Hastings * W. Indt Sunday afternoon. Rev. S. C. Lapc. who has been 111 is found Conger Hathaway, minister of the w w Pvt. *-**. Hustings Presbyterian church, wwas •*, Tiie W. S. C. S. will mcet with io utbe n itttac little. impivtcAi. Improved. ♦ Robert Humphrey Ilumphrcv visited his home in charge, choree. tusuted ———• **bv the •»— local '—1 Mrs L B Lester Wednesday after­ folks Sundav nnd returned to Fort pastor. jia.stor. Rev Rev Everett Love. Music noon. Custer Sunday evening. * Mr. and was furnished by Rev. nnd Mrs. - ------- — Mrs Clarence Van Patten were in I-ovc. accompanied nt the piano by F,*eport Residents Clcberate Their T.|V> on buxines* Tuc«d>v, * Mi Mr R A Stuart. Tlie auditorium Golden Wedding Next Sunday and Mrs. Bert Hayner of Lake Odes- wa* filled to capacity with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Semiah Seese of ra were Friday evening •’ucsts of neighbors, nnd friends, paying ro'cenort will relebrnt? their tf-ie-i. Mr. nnd Mrs. Adam Endrea.< * eElT- ----------reverent ---------------------tribute to one who *--------gave*-his K wedding Wedding Anniversary «t.*with -----open Sunday mr life for his cdiintry. vuMrwuar: Undertaker v. L. house on —Sundav. March 7th from met Hull Of Ixiwell was ll . Sununy LVUHWJ. %*r .......... . 13 <> lister . ..... ::u> ___of. ______ «”T»* Wr afternoon caller at the Thomnwin was 1.. In charge arrange- *1 ,0 s M. Mr.-. Srocn Seese was bom nnd.Frv home * Mrs. Doris Piper mrnts. * Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kunde August 20. 1H«(5 nt nf Battle Creek spent Sunday will; and Mira Patty Houvcncr were in Summerset County. Pa, and Mrs. >-'r n->mv* Mr. and Mrs Virgil Grand! Rapids' lost Wednesday. * Seese wa* bom September 24th, Woods nnd family * Mr. and Mrs Mrs Leonnrd Lfpscomb and &on 10 Irving Township. Barry " »-d Hnu-hton of Detroit were Clark of Battle Creek, and Mim County. Michigan. On March 8lh. •weekend guest* of Mr. nnd Mrs. Notma Quick of Banfleld were 1893- Mr. nnd Mrs. Seese wre united Gu- Smith. * Mrs. Wilma Kyea ,Tuesday dinner guests of Rev. and in marriage bv Rev. O. H. Johnson, of Lansing speqt the weekend with Mrs. John McCue. * Mr. and Mrs. •*«*•«* paalor of »»>-«••.*«»• the Congregational Church her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Rav D.ik* Cook nnd family of Carlton In Freeport, the ceremony belnc Wieland ond family. * Mr. nnd were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. trad nt the home of the bride's Mr.*. Howard Clinton of Bowne were and Mrs Ralph Moore. * Mr. and parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Reuter. Monditv dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs Robert Newton and family They had three children. Mrs. WesMn. B. R. Clnton. * Rev. nnd Mrs. wcre Sundav dinner guests of Mr. lev Keim of Clarksville, Clayton and nnd Mrs William Newton of State Knrol. deceased, and one grandson. last Wednesday bv the serious ill­ Hoad. * Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vent Keim. ness of Mrs. Griffin's father. D. A. Richards. Jr, of Kalamazoo were B°th Mr. and Mra Seese who Stoner. They returned home on Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. have resided in the same neighborThursday. * Rev. nt-d Mr*. E B Georgc Humphrey. * Miss Waivn hood for 50 years have a wide cirGriffin attended u mecUntP of the Deardorff of South Bowne soent cle ot friends who honor and reConference Finance Committee last Thursdav night with Mira Norma spcct them for their-fine charncPridiy In Sunfield and were dinner Yoder. ♦ PnUv Wedel of Hastings «<r and cheerful attitude toward spent thc weekend with Phyllis their neighbors and friends. One rick -»rd Barban * Mr. and Mr* A”n Postma. * Miss Marjorie venr ago their health failed them Lin’d Nears of West.Freeport were Tasker of Hastings spent Sunday anti they sold their homestead and Sunday dinner guests of Mr nnd with Miss Mary Humphrey. * Mr. moved to-Freeport. We wish Mr Mrs. Alton Grnv. * Mrs. Nelli* nnd Mrs Allen Fish were Saturday and Mrs. Seese mimh success in Rnbbin-on of Clarksville Ls spend­ afternoon callers of Rev. und Mra their future years Together, and ing a few davs with h»r aunt >frs. E M. Wheeler of Hastings. * Rev. hope they will be our friends and Polly Parks. * Llt’lc Jerry Thomp­ and Mrs. John McCue were Sun- neighbors for many years to come, - ' son. who has been 111 with laryngitis. day dinner guests of Mrs. Alice C’’URCHFS Gardner and Emcrv Lowe of South Bo’vne Center Church* of Battle Creek spent Sundav with Bowne. They also attended the Dedication week te being observed her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Memonni Memorial servures set vices .w for uenu.ru Bernard V = Forbey. * Mbs A"nr« Humnhre" Fi hter in thr afternoon. ♦ The « ?°*"e./>ntcr ... ... ...•_ ... .----- ..— • — guests speakers each evening. Rev. In Kalamazoo spent Sundav with rented bv thc Senior Class Thurs­ Everett Love nreachcd Sunday eve­ day evening in the I. O. O. F. ha’l ning Rev. Alice Griffin with the choir from the United Brethren Humphrey * Mrs. Claude Walton. was a great success both dramatical­ church presented the service Tues'*’c cT"vd Emm;’ ly and financially, it drew on* tnr unre*’ rroua.-oi «•”day evening. On Wednesday evening K» “.W-. .fKI III.” M.unnrt H C.ur«nl. THE NEW IHbco FELT BASE RUGS $379 AUCTION SALE YEARS SAFEX" ASH TRAYS ?4£SwTtH the nationally famous the village limits of Delton on the Blackman farm on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1943 Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp, the following articles: Set of 4 only (ICC/L 69 HORSES DOUBLE-THICK ENAMEL SURFACE Grey gelding, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1350 Stainless, mirror smooth linoleum rugs, as mod­ WORK SHIRTS ern as tomorrow in design and color. A wide nude at strong. durable comfortable wearing. fit, choice of patterns — Orientals, Florals, Tiles, long 19 Wear Like Iron Stainless Easy To Cleon ■ Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, due Aug. 5 Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, $5 9' i 9'____ $7.95 59c fresh due July 26 x 9' Pint sixe Guernsey cow, 6 yri. old, x 10'V 9' x 12' ___ I 9' > 15' *6 ... ’9 fresh Durham cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, bred back Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, due Moy 19 MEN'S RED LINED AUTO BATTERY JERSEY GLOVES 6 volts — 32 plates Special for 1940-41 Ford V-8's brown Jersey with f red duplexed fleqcc lining, relied jersey 'Finding. -EXTRA SPECIAL 29' Fat hog HARNESS Set double work harness Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, ploy rooms. GASOLINE BOOSTER The stuff that squeeze* more mileage out of your T. B. and Bangs tested rooms. Thc most practical rugs for kitchens, for "PARFAX" Guernsey bull, 11 yrs. old. Guernsey bull, 4 mo:, old HOG cows to beautify you dining rooms, for living rooms, for bedrooms, for 2 yrs. old, all pasture bred yearlings wgt. 1200 modern "broadloom" leaf and "custom-built" effects — the low cost way Priced at only Sorrel mare, 6 yrs. old, wgt. 1350 Black colt, coming 2 yrs. old, 5 Guernsey heders, 4 Guernsey heifers, We Can-We Will - We Must Buy More U.S. War Savings Stamps, Bonds Ayrshire cow, 6 yrs. old, bred back Phone 2524 McCormick mower, 5 ft. cut Sterling hay loader John Deere side delivery rake Dump rake Disc 2-sec. spike drag 2-sec. David Bradley drag, new Cale plow, 110 Manure spreader nist grain drill Oliver 2-honc cultivator One horse cultivator Clean Easy portable milking machine, 128 W. STATE HASTINGS KEEP ’EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! MILT LEINAAR, Clerk On th* ft ii Home Middleville, Mlchil Greetings to all tl women in Sen'ice; Zolly'* seh»dul< picturesque town a b*_m-thr lime 11g "Front” new*, for t wc will try to glv of the community the many boy* m ID' in many spot* dear, old Tiiornac peacefully os wh and well warrant any nicer little your wondering* The town ha* ct und most people u in tome way for old Thomapple-K patriotic panora: three weeks can: bond and stamp with $4016.30 race Main St. has । place, a modern site of the formei store, operated bj Ros.*. A *|>ace al 1 boys can swing i making quite a til Stanley (Jack) first tmsinc.ra moi form and te gettii Ing al Camp Rob ton Swift of the receiving officers Jersey camp. He t month. Jerry Bet the business for J of mischief with t intend and the d to boot. Several homes have two boys b Floyd Hole* horn wltn three stars. I Eli. I7'years-old. .senior* left his < sonie other guy. a rines last month. rines last August Diego. Calif, and one of lhe first with the Coast Carmel. Calif. Darwood Cutie: the U. S. Navy st uation from tlie 1 IMO. ha* recently radioman 2nd cl lime ha* been .* South America ni geography—the Jib text book* ing of the terrifh alr‘ and slum co to have encount time. Hte great breath of crisp 1 Dar. we have ha you' a little, witl breaking its fort; ord by its dive tc 2- His address Ls Darwood O. Cu class U. S. Submarin Coco Solo. Can ' Our neighbor b per who enlisted 1941 although vei terward. In trail he spent some ll with pneumonia, recovery to Hawi address te: . Pvt. Louis R. 38151703 AJ».O. 954 c/O 1 Calif. Birthday—Jan. The Gillette bi lor; and Frederii ago and their c enlisted in the a winter are all in Stale*. Would >< lor te a cook. Rol hte line of movli Their addresses । Corp. Burle P. ing Reg. Camp Roblnso Sgt. Frederick 41st Chem Lal Edge wood Arse Pvt. Robert Ol Co. D B46 Sig Bn. 35—11—36th A Long Island, J More addrejsser- 1022nd P.O.T.E Corp. Wm. H. FiVs/i/y-MADE BREAD / SURE PLK4SE3 / THE F4MILV P.U.ATE9 :>c::l H, •AKE WITH Four 10-gal. milk cam. like new Other articles too numerous to mention GRAYTON BLACKMAN, Propr LOREN COPPOCK, Auctioneer returned home Saturday taking Mr and Mrs. John Havens and Rodney of Hastings with them for a week­ end visit. * Mrs. Jimmie Dibble (Maxine Erway • returned here Monday from California, her hus­ band having gone over was. * Do­ lores. Anita. David and Christens MpGlocklln of Hastings spent Sat­ urday and Sunday with their grand­ parent*. Mr. und Mrs Forrest Hav­ ens. 'Their parents came for them Bunday. * Several from this vicin­ ity attended thc W. S. C. S. at Frank Ferris’ Friday. * Miss'Joan Erway of Kalamazoo nnd Mira Genevieve Erway of Grand Rapids were weekend visitors wjth their parents, Mr. and Mrs.*Ray Erway. * Mr and Mrs. Clyde Warren nnd Patty spent Sunday with thc for­ mer’s father. PhU Warren in Lan* sing. __ MACHINERY TERMS OF SALE: CASH day of sole, nothing to be removed until settled for. marks wm Sunday to visit her abler, Mrs. Clara Robinson.* Sunday visitors at Roy Erway* were Mr. nnd Mra Homer Erway and children of Mus­ kegon. * Mr and Mrs. Rex Tate of Ypsilanti spent th* latter part of EIGHTY-SEVEN Santa Ana. Ct In October 19 boy* were indue were Eddie Lym ert Rugg and C die and Don *p< Ireland but Bo mained on U. S. North Africa. E last fall for ado for transportati transport Wakel eea. so arrived i Hte training te Lieut, rating am C’H/uclieA fleers training ai of Lieut He LILY WHITf addresses of th) P^jC. Walter 36160668 Co. I AP O. 34 New York Clt] Don’s ad drew time follows. H different camps expects a chang Lieut. Donald “The FLOUR thc Uvat Cook* Vzc** CONTAINING- TUemla (Vili.-l* 8,1, VALUT CITY MULINO co (Continued c � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-03-11.pdf 0bb07ea12c89606f3ba7aae903bbcbbe PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER IIGHTY-SEVINTH YEAR SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 BARRY LEADS IN Home Front RETAILERS'WAR On /A« ☆☆☆☆☆☆ HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 11. 1943. iwiTHTAX WroRTS.^ LeSSO" /n DisPerStl1 14 PAGES—2 SECTIONS ------------------- - NUMBER 44 BARRY SAILOR WINS o°nalEcanRRY B0Y RED CR0SS DRIVE SERVICE BARS MEETING WITH FINE RESPONSE HERE Both military men and war cor- favor sending convoy* of t HIGHWAY I Two Meetings Scheduled 'respondents at the scene of action here and there about the globe ■X. , For Today and Tomorrow agree that American reverses on ■ Pearl1 xxasuui Harbor wild* when jap Jap and Ger- 1■ _ ' . Pfc. Gerald Near Helped _______ front were caused Iman , auijmarines were prowling....upI I George Martx, A Survivor ttie Tunisian Build 1400 Mile Road j Harold J. Foster, county agricul! turai^gent ^i^dlxcu.w^the'pro- 1 i*y the fact that our available forces and down our coast*, .some people 1 of "Home!" Attack Tuesday mornings Grano Rapids * vision* of — the .... Federal Income Tax | were loo thinly- dispersed over too .over here actually advocated bringoorge Martz AM (ho:,:-- Marts a M M 1i c > son eon Many Arg Doubling Or i report a* 1'- fleet b"' ”' as U (J usually applies to farm-। targe Urge an area. This Thu gave Rommel jI ing Ing major units of c our back of .Mi -and Mix Clarence Marte. Herald contained a fine picture of : Middleville. Michigan. March 8.1943 Middleville Moke* Best -. two meeting* to Ibe — u-u -a nt ■>* from t-nan th. 1n Pfc. Gerald W. Near who has been . --- at Tripling Usual Pledges Greeting* lo all the men and ers. held ■_ In lax.. j the — same — sort of chance .Xal.ka which ■the the Dn.lft. Pacific tn to eiiard guard harbor-, harbors R.1 R-3. Stutlniti Hostings, arrivt-ri arrived hnin.. home U( Mon Record /or February women in Service— the superviMHi room, at the court- ! British commander* gave at Knight* 1 and "otrateglc point*" here at home. day. March 8. for a well-earned. working on the Alaska-Canadian of Former Years military highway which extend, Zolly's schedule called for this We did nt need the outstanding Barry county again led tlir ■ house on Thursday and Friday af-, Bridge in Northern Uby» when the 1 Imagine what a "ritUng duck" *et- thirty-day leave after many actlonDawson Creek. B C- to Fair- ■ record picturesque town and community to । Barry-Ailegan-Oltawu District on a ternoons. March 11 and 12 at 2:0" । Afrlka Corps routed the 8th Army ' up we would have given a fa*t-hlt- I I»ckw> month* of service with the from Barn County has made in ; tho * Atlantic and banks. Alaska, a distance of H00 the be In the lime light of the "Horne sale d( War bonds to convince .oclock and wen. finally stopjied just *ev- 'ting enemy task force by dispersing1I U. 8. Navy vv in " both H ,HA ’ mile-* Front” new*. for thia week, so folks jiercentage baste in the War Stamp I Till* assistance-te being offered enty mile* short of Alexandria, our available naval units at va- ' Pacific areas u\ that Barry county ha* a great ■ Otraid is the son of Mr and Mn. Martz we wUl try to give you some news I und Bond Sale Campaign being by County Agent Foster because of This tendency to "fan out” force* ' rious points along the extended I __ ,n_.enlisted Dec 29. 1M0 ana ' .Earl Near who now live neat Way- :rrnerous heurt-far a worthy caiu$z W,tamLr.W L?thlhave thte "J***1 o( J("T”1'’* ll?cm «rouP«1 *" c<»“Ulne of the U. 8. A.I This idea ,.since A,rvlct. that time wlth sWn, two I ha* four received of the community and of a few of ( conducted under sponsorship of the rSulMte the fact a^tej that parties, who current Red Cro*< Drive te alto land but who for u number of years The the many boys serving lheir coun­ testimony to this fact which can be regularly assisted farmer? with this enaaxed until »Wklng units, it might be even gained xoine support in con- I Seating that hr ha* participated in :resided near Freepoit and north of shown by tiiese few high lights. try In many *pqt*-ef the world. The Michigan Retailers, according to wmk work, are are engaged until the the 15tl* 15th dear old Thpenapple is flowing as , George Carpenter, chairman of ! and many fanners have yet to make I ad<led' w * fault not uncommon ( gres*. That time honored remark four major ehgagemrnt - and one 1this city. He recently returned to I with armies and commander* which by the Civil war,general who said with a single star showing tiiat he 1Canada after a furlough spent with Up and down tiie street mothers peacefully tu when you folks left both Barry and lie tri-county d's­ 'out their returns ano dads nt boys in uniform doubled and well warrant you haven't seen I trlct. I F»rm.r» In.m.inl In help MU>! L“" "« >M b"" '“"‘f, ' “?'• »*“«’Hu( JIn “rtw B.'Pfc. Near wa* prwwnt when tifls and tripled „ ine,f pledges of last their any nicer little stream wherever return should attend the Russians were trapped in thte man- [get* there flrstlst with the mostest bor attack. road, one of the big engineering ... TtM.v wantc(. th>lr The record here to dale is 299 I their your wanderings have taken you meeting with their farm account* n« “t tiie Ru**o-German border men." Mill hold* good-part;cutarly . On® o]' ’^e net^ action-packed feels of the war. was started and . The town has changed very little per cent of quoin; Allegan county and income tax forms at hand. It wljen the Nazi* opened lheir *ur-‘ if you substitute the word "’>re 'r'. helped to finish, the "Al-Can" route. jurt of the Red Cross so that they and most people are doing their bit Ite second with 103 9 per cent; Ot- : te felt th*t more might lie accom- prize assault in 1941 Russia's power" for men. ^^atr,er ‘‘°7J ’ He states that the workers dined in some way for victory. The good ' tawa. third, with 86 9 tier cent. Total pushed if both husband and wife mitial reverses against Finland ' ' he went Xr Re side whenThe on Mooxe and tear meat, with might feel perfectly free to turn ta organization for help in any old Thomapple-Kcllogir school In a I quota for the entire district, to date, attended and worked together on |I were due. a t least In part, tn the; Goering.-cornered by a group of |'o ’(t“ i ne wthi over wye siae wnen tne Plenri of lh*' Canadian big fish on that atu-nued 0:1 dur, at leuxt in (o the d rr was given to abandon shin and »muble ahead iwtrlotlc panorama concluded a jls 8744.000 00 while 8891593 95 ha* ,acl 11,1,1 Soviets tried, to attack American newspapermen at a dip- wax picked up about two hours la- ,h*' s,clr .. , ‘ .three weeks campaign of victory ■ been raised. Thte amount* to 119 9 1 On Jan. .-■ 1. 1942 Gerald enlisted : n .miSJ’wm .Limit dUaI hr P al to° many P01”1* with too few lomatic reception In Berlin on Nov iter by a tin ran' <destrajtr>. Both •••«*"* »« There the ••"■e story « of the sweet lilbond and stamp sale Friday night J of the quota. : men d the Finns, with . far less ,7. 1939..--------turned to the subject _. of -------------Martz and...e theleuowa fellowsrescued rescuedwith with “ant. ^xic,, traminu ...nn — ---------------------‘ Y. took six weeks i r cvC,? tlP ol(j lac3y earning into a local with 84016 30 receipts " । Outstanding record for the month ■ that time will permit. tntmanjKtwer, 1*"' '■lml»n«« wyo store carrying xher — antique sugar Lal manpower, sere, acre, by by ski) skillful airplanes onH and .Iml.M airplane nmHiwHnn production, him him wrrr were w, >n (Irrd tired from fiom thr tne IntenxX intend at FOIL rTanCl*. bast warren, rlii Main St. has one new bu>lneM I wm made by Middleville, where. ' hr» »as concentratee *uuimhin iiblr nhir to tn <finernir»tr »u- !.according to William 1. Shirer in 1 fftion which preceded the disaster Later ■ - transferred .to Cali.­ bow) filled with 100 pennies She place, a modem restaurant in the with 31,000. for the quota. $11,­ ☆ II C A ME \AJ C _a_ I .leadership, and then .to Canada. was looking for her Red Cross Mem­ his book. “Berlin Diary ' The cor- I >"<«, excilement and exposure fornia — — - - -----------prior force* at eachforces point atineach turn point in t site of the former Beeler furniture 345 00 was actually raised! —______ P*'rlor He attended Middleville high bership Card and as a worker hap­ “V* Although Barry county led the store, operated by Bill and Crystal j and thus muff out one threatening respondents thought that Goering they could find a place to school anil prior to Ids enlistment pened to be on the spot *he went A , anvwhere they Hobs. A space at the rear where the district on the'boats of record to A new assignment of Coast1 salient at a lime Thb. lesson in niivht might be be anm* angry terauv because the the 11 U. R b A. n th rewue shlp ARe- was employed in planting pine tree. happy The worker was happy boys can swing their best girls is date, both ;Allegan und Ottawa Guards have arrived at the Clear concentration ’of forces shtuld bi­ had Just repealed Its Arm* Embargo , flop down on the rescue ship. After In th* 50.000 acre, government re­ j away too. . . b . making quite a hit with the young­ counties maintained "hot” paces Luke Camp, nhd at the request of serve in Yankee Spnng-s He re- . Comp the Saturday night ‘■K®n • 1 ,rLJ°y M,,ose P* u n Bill which had the practical effect duty with another ship stars. . during February. Barry county, for the dances will be resumed. <Th^e' thl\ There ha* been too of opening American industrial re­ Tne only Barry county bov George ceived hb. construction tralnitu: j $100 00 entitles a person to Ufe Stanley (Jack) Johnson is the example, sold 274 per cent of ite with a bilge Grand Rapids cun- in« mberridp in the American Red first business man to don the uni­ quota for Ute month while Ottawa dunce* are for all men in service* much (of a tendency to demand sources to England and France liax M<n during the pas’, two year* struct Ion compunv. Cross. There are six such metnbeta • • • (action on this front or that; or to i (Continued on page 4. this Sec > wa.- Dale Laphan from Maple Grove form and is getting hi* basic train­ in Hartliv.' They all made addlwho has been in the Navy for art Hospital Guild No. 22 will sponsor ing al Camp Robnuon. Ark. Carle­ cent and Allegan, third, with 213 the dance al the Parish House this I letMi longer time than Marte They Churches Here To ton Swift of the poatofflcr force Is per cent. fund which they were not obliged met .om«where in the Pacific" receiving officers training m a New The goal originally set for this to do but which they wanted to do. M" ° D BOY SCOUT RALLY Although pineapples are getting to lake Part in World Jersey camp. He expects to be home district In Use Retail War Stamp br a rather scarce article here in the , for a few days the last of this and Bond Drive wax one million -----------------The New Idea Club under tile I "HERE MARCH 16 , U.S A. (teorjre t*U» about going into Day of Prayer month. Jerry' Bedford la overseeing dollars by May | and it is now cer­ played havoc with the big Red Croo* I port in a tropical climate where ' ' Rmuhm High man School ocnuoi Gymnasium wym the business for Jack and keeps out tain that this quota will exceeded chairmanship of Mi» Earl Boyes । Hastings i\ On Friday. March 13. Hasting* 'treet banner that Uie ladle* of the «err in charge at the room on the I *-,][ Uoy Scout ■ they ure all over the ground>. ana And ill b,. be the the Mrnr scene (>t of Ma Boy of miacltlcf with two stores to .\uper- by a considerable margin. 1 mo?qultc«s. lie said, were every- churches are uniting In a World Day American Legion Auxiliary io graweekend of Fib. '■’pth-21*t. The two n;1]|v hex: Tuesday evening. Marcji 1 Intcnd and the deputy sheriff's job „nere. of Prove r to be held at the Wesley- rtattelymade and that the Con*umAnnoblc Resigns "Scrap" : where. following weekends Feb. 27Ui-28Ui jg Ior a|| srout* and leader* in the J to boot. | It *0 happended that none of the an Methodist Church In the Firs' er* Power men ao willingly hong, l^2LraThorncpple District, which Includes ; Chairmanship to Serve Several homes of the community O. K. RECEIVED FOR Womans Crhih boys on George's ship received their ward from 2:00 to 3:00 pm. Easitof —— Club member* were host- f Barn Barry. county. Countv. plu plus.s Lake Lake Odessa Odessa and and , OJ £ of c. Secretory have two boys In service, but the 1 Christmas present*. In f*ct. he said the various churches participating ‘rSLl’inrt^Tt uOr,Ctark*ville in Ionia County. Parente Floyd Holes home is the first flag NURSES AID COURSE ^ ' lurch^aSKuih-arcte“n« 2 of I' a " .abo_.‘?v!'^_!°' The Hee. Ft. John V Dillon. I'that except fpr a special holiday have been given a* ertain number p! witn three »Ui». herc-abouU. Young , ■ 1 minutes as their part of this serv­ euenfl the r.Uy. ohkh wniOemm.lh , r>. Eh. 17‘years-old. one of the T-K the Methodist church with Mr*. cnairman 01 inc Marry vvuniy i*eTraining Program ice. wm- s’rote.‘.*1* theK~ skills Scouts in tense . - ----- this .... week- accepted --------- j’ Richard Loppenthlen and Mr* Wai’U!L2of L’ the ,1 Council seniors left his cap and'town for Those in charge of tliLs .service Sponsored by Red Cross March I t Plrst *ld- ^not 7>g. •,U<1K,',«- Na- : the VerignaUon Chat les R R. AnAn2 ter Ryan a* co-chairman;1; M"rch resignation of Charles some other guy. and joined the mu­ potnt out that the world-wide par­ and PnyxKal Physical jj nu bi|c 20th-21*t—Circle No. 3 of the the. “}’• Identification Idintlflcatlon and nab e as chairman of the Barry rines last month. He and hU broth­ ticipation tn this special day of Authorization for the Nurses' i er Floyd. Jr. who joined the ma­ -- 1Fitnea*. ‘ Methodist church, under the super»rh.i.m.n Ilu ■)-,ni. ru. [County Salvage Committee, Committee', who who Ls prayer. Ls an Impressive apprecia­ Aide course, sponsored by the Burry i vision of or Mrs George UTOrge Heath: weatn; March mareii. ' o’ Jl rAm' |I withdrawing from this activity activity to rines last Angus', are both in San tion of the power of divine worship. 1 the ' ’,r, lr5lct Camping and andActivities nc secretary No 5 of the ’ ■s* Camping Actiutles ConiContsecretary* oi ot the the Hasting* Hasti: Diego. Calif, and Charles, who was Co Chapter. American Red Cross. ■27th More than fifty nations are taking । .. ... and .... 28th __—».Circle Uer. !^ church with Mrs Walter h.lHw, mlttee ho, has announced Wimlnn WinstonMerI clumber of Commerce one of the first war inductees, is has been (ecelvcd from the St. ■■Methodist part but it didn't cool the enthusiasm of »».. rx.rlrk ax thr Balli' director One . ax'”chairman. "ca"n"*Mrs.'i^vld tick the Rally Director One com- 1j The letter te .being published with the coast Guard division at Loute office, according to an an- 'Lake ... z:~ - eom. In pi many cities where no one ■ the volunteer workers who. when ■ nouncement by Mr* George HebFrench — 2792. if your organization miltecman f._~ .fJS? r ht vTioLXh ful1- herewith, since it also contain* Carmel. Calif. < church or auditorium has the , U5ked to help with the drive, invar­ den. chairman of the volunteer will sjionsor the room some weekserve as a judge R v J. McKi-ough ( M-rxe “ Judge r. j. MCKeougn ; complete report on what has been Darwood Cutler, who enlisted in services committee of the chapter. ■ capacity for the potential au- mbly answered. "Of course. I wW. L. In charge ol phy.kral j„ com 'pi w >rt u> diu here In ««lthe U- S. Navy soon after his grad­ This means that jilans for forming dlencr. special neighborhood, lunch- jfa mv duty and I want to do all I « . the — program: ivaging war materials: uation from the T-K school In June the class may now go fotward ax eon meetings and evening groups c.,n to helpl" Week day volunteer hoAtesew for IimHerewith te Fr. John V- Dillon IMO. has recently been promoted lo are being formed. l ----------afternoon and evenings have been, 7 :30—OPENING CEREMONY—Sen- |Ichrmn chrmn” Birrv B«rry Countv County radioman 2nd class. Much of hi* planned. Tl’CM‘ ln.lhU community unable , nlral wotk„ L, go(n_ u Mrs H. A. Adrounie. Mrs Clarence I ^iors of Troop 73 ’ All partlcipa। Council of Defense Any woman between the ages oi lime lias been spent in and near to attend the spectal senice are i(lriVr up to a larm ho>,„ al3 M Sou>t arrive bv! Baker. Mr« Bums. Mrs Soloman. tine Patrols should South America and the Canal Zone. 18 and 60 may volunteer for this Mrs Evo Murphy. Mrs Margaret . asked by the combined church comMnprued to see the Red Crou almlttee here to add their personal . r„X holding forth from Xh. win­ Dor writes his people that when the work. Application blanks may be ■Fisher. Mrs Beaver. Mrs. Sponablc. j1T7:35y—Welcome Wrlmmr and Introduction of • nits Ls .tn .. confirmation of war is over he plans on teaching obtained by going lo the Red Cross Mr*. Edward prayer to the other* being offered , dow. It only means that some kind------ . ..------- - Mrs. Anna - ------ i District Chairman—by Hugh resignation as Chairman of the — geography—the reason is. he states, room* in the Stebbins building any Newton. Miss Beaver. on _ 2 „ ,, ,, , lly fanner just couldn't wail to be Mildred Gold. Mrs 1 Riley Barry County Salvage 'Committee. his text books always told of the Wednesdiut or Friday afternoon, or Harvev Rverson. Mrs D. A. Van-1 The Rev. Russell McConnell of ’wUctt^ and had offered hta donaRemarks ’ Richard A. Groos For your InformaUon I wish to give beauties of the far countries—noth­ by wrltlnj Mr*. Fred Bechtel bi Buskirk. Mrs. Jason McElwain. Miss q7:40— Charlol“'. who recently spoke in m*. t„ onr of the hustler* downCompetitive Events — Winston a resume of the activities of the ing of the terrific stenches. polluted (care of the Red Cross rooms. The Esther Dotv. Mrs Edward Good­ riAk "Wt ihta city and_ _ ta now serving hta’town Merrick. Rally Director, and committee since its inception In air and slum conditions, he seems ■ applications must be filled out and year. Mrs Edna Storrs. MLss Sarah _ chaplain tn the U. 8. Rally Judges January 1942:— to have encountered most of the returned to Mr* George Hebden. Schader. Mis* Florence Campbell Navy, said that, in his opinion. 1 Knot tying speed contest— <All Even though the high wind did At first the committee wax com­ lime. His great longing is for a 609 W. Green St.. Hastings, by Mrs. George Dean, and Mrs. David I "there te nothing that would bring rip the Red Cross street banner it patrols may participate) posed enUrely of Hastings member* breath of crisp Michigan air. Well, April 5. this war to a close so quickly, as couldn't affect the window display Boves. 'Call Mrs. D. A. VanBus­ 2. Judging contest — ■One patrol and it confined ita work towards Dor. we have had enough to *|»re The course Includes 35 hour* of kirk—2389. if vou wish to volunteer for everyone to get down on their at the J. C Penny Store of the many from each Troop—Judging will paper drives, the proceed* of which you a little, with the temperature class work and 45 hours of practice to serve at the room during the! , knees in sincere, heartfelt prayer. ” Involve weight, length, numbers, were given to charily. At that time things made by the women at the breaking its forty year March rec­ and members must promise to at­ week). ... I height, distance, etc.) production room. . I was chosen as Treasurer. Julltu ord by Ils dive to way-below March tend all classes Upon completion i 3. "Crossing the River"—(Each Knowlton being the Chairman. .... DAMAGES N. FIRE 2. His address is; of the course, members pledge 150 For some time now lite first of And then there was the debonair troop should have a piece of In June 1942 Mr. Knowlton left dinner. Christmas woa just another ; . . »z*|j AvrklllC duty hour* at the hospital without each month bring* a letter to the I Darwood O. Culler. R. M. 2nd veteran that xtopped two of the sosash cord 25 feet long.) •• ----- •for employment ------------------Hastings in an----eas­ 'day. George, of course, caft’t tell nAlVM. AVtNUt compensation, MLs* Esther Kreider , U. 8. O room with a new five dol­ class . Heitors on the street with a five 4 Nature cdhtest—Identification tern state, and I was asked to take . w.«..v - ----- - --- ------ —- — -— , a registered nurse with teaching lar bill enclosed. There ta no name U. S. Submarine Base. | spot, saying they had missed him nt birds, animate. over as chairman It was at this : that the climate was hot enough so | experience, will conduct the claues of the sender . Coco Solo. Canal Zone 1 at the office The ladle* felt that 5. First aid problem—Each Troop time that the activities of the com- i that the fellows aboard enjoyed a , Loss Estimated at Our neighbor boy. slim Louis Hoo­ which will be held al Pennock hos- ■ turked away in their jeans, they alshould have 4 neckerchiefs oi mlttee became county-wide, as the |swtm in the afternoon. ; per who enlisted In the army in Feb. pital.. Miss Lottie Teuslnk, super- I1 Hie Odd Fellows have repaired President "had madq' an appeal for ' During hte schoolboy days. George 1 More Thon $1200 | readv had a fine contribution from triangular bandages. President had made an appeal for During hLv schoolboy days. George 1M1 although very much of a home intendent. te highly in favor of the the Juke box at the I O O. F. hall attended the *Altoft. *Altoft. Moore Moore and and rubber salvage. attended Three fires over the weekend gave . his firm. boy. never saw the home folks af­ plan because of the shortage of and have appropriated fifteen dol­ County went over the top Evans <Eaton county) jchoote and the Hastings firemen a real work-, R„_„_ _ anrt terward. In training in California, trained nurses and hopew that a lars for new records. They voted 8:50—Announcements and Rally re­ In Barry rubber salvage by collecting over! will be remembered in those neigh- out in fome of the aeuon s coldest, he spent some lime in the hospital large number of women will vol­ to have the G. 8 O girls (without -----------—i— the drive. - --- -----ueather. Damage estimated at more roaak <nu .line 01 year, me anvc suite which organization the weekly 122 tonsj.during ■ borhoods with pneumonia, and was sent after unteer for the course. 1 than 81200 resulted from one fire may go g little more slowly in cer8:55—seScoutmaster's minute dances would not be possible) Directly after the rubber drive it 1 one thing that makes the fellows and one family was made homeless tain section* of the county but recovery to Hawaii and was present Mrs. Earl Coleman, chairman of J W. Hewitt 1 became the duty of the committee |n service "sore". George said, te , _ . S fu- C1X3SING CEREMONY n.. h .h . inevu a at the attack on Pearl Harbor. His The targest. .. H*stings_h*s had —SENIORS u, >pp..l <0 ho™.!™ 10 we lh.y U, pon .nd r,»d ■'fire “J',™? «tljeyjl <h« all come through we're sure address is: • household fata for explosives. ; about strikes holding up production. I evening when a blaze started in a andjuka that anyone interested call turc COMt .t,,!’ccs ----------Pvt. Louis R. Hooper I It was not until in the fall of . They just can ’ t understand it. SupAUCTION SALES u V ...... Barry count y or write her at her home so that IiTir weapons and war material* p*,e of rubbish on the »econd floorA mother of five, who does waah36151703 1942 that the War Production Board pile*, P*le*,-. w*a|x>ns and war materials of tjle ^tore building on North Mich- ■ Ings lo help keep the family budA.P.O. 954 c/o PM. San Francisco. classes may be formed. Many worn- boys, home on furlough, are using issued instructions to the committee of ? .are needed so tgan avenue just north of the Pon- g*t on the credit ride of the en In the county have taken the the U. 8. O. room. Four Middleville KENNETH LOWE, Prop. Calif. to have the county start saving tin ately that the meniwho an out there 1 tfar. Garage, spread throughout the ' insisted on giving a con tri course and find they receive valu ­ Birthday—Jan. 8 boys were there last »i*k during a can.*. At this time I found it ad- facing enemy gunfire, torpedoes and building The building was owned wlnf -n unt much but I ston over wait for a bus to Lan­ working in Kalamazoo they will The Gillette brothers, B. F. (Jun­ able Information and training rt-ht about it if I couldnt sing. An Increasing number of Fort dispose of the personal property at Director of Household Salvage for bombs get pretty "hot under the by Mrs Deed Newton and was oc- not ior! and Frederick Inducted a year collar" at the thought of production cupted by the Co/tidy family. The help" Custer soldiers are also using the public auction at the farm located Bsrry County. ago and lheir cousin. Robert who being interrupted or deliberately building was badly damaged, as *----------room. Five were here this week. IS mile* east of Doster. He is of­ enlisted in the air corps early this Hastings Lad Gets During the month* of September held down for the sake of a few ex- were also the contents and smoke 1 fering a good list of horses, cows, One ex-soldier handed over his winter are all in the good old United ana iveeu and October a drive wm started for tra dollars, quarrels over matter of and water caused considerable donation so willingly, because he and rarm farm maenmery machinery. uewey Dewey Reed States. Would you believe,it—Jun­ Note of Thanks From the great crowd of soldiers, so hop will cry the sale and Jay C. Wing ^rap iron. inMmuch m the mills Jurisdiction or other things u._. a bus for Hastings. ior is a cook. Robert's work is along •will act m clerk. See the adv. else- ot the country were In danger of really don't amdunt to much in comhis line of movies tho' educational Maj. Gen. Giles where in thte issue for full parclosing for the lack of scrap. Barry “ ’ “ 'iSSSEB-rtS 1^' A number of times during the Their addresses are— County collected 1486 tons in those past few months both soldiers and titulars . . hnur* extinculshlmr the blaze r,ed It around to sweeten hte cof‘ • 1 two months. The quota had been 1 — Corp. Burle F. OUlett , ' Tommy Cummings, son of Stan­ coast guards have been at the But anyway, he said, the fellows | noA" t”r^>lloiiSaturday wm for xi'd It tasted weeks. To this .set by the War Production Board Co. B 67 Training Bn 14ih Train­ ley Cummings, manager of the Ben room in the morning and on oc­ MRS. WILLIAM SNORE. Prop. m a Hr^ln an automobile In the down day Dan rilll doesn't like hl* coffee ing Reg. Franklin Store here, heard that casions Mrs. Charles Rogers, at Owing to the death of her hus­ I at 100 pounds per capita; we col­ Camp Robinson, Arkansas American troops in the Pacific area the next door store, lias cooked band Mrs. William Snore will have l lected 131 pound* per capita. needed hunting knives to help ex­ breakfast at the room for the boys an auction sale al her farm located I Many difficulties were encount­ a mighty thorough Job of putting । On Mondev a chimnev burning 1 -- -1 on monosv ■ ciumnrv uuiuu*« 1 We wonder if the gentleman who Sgt. Frederick Gillette terminate the Japs from the Jungle 3 miles north of Nashville on M-66. ered during the fourteen months I out the fire in the "Rising Sun" l° । out residence on on NN Broadway Broadwav I 1 handed two of the girls s crt»p naw k ut *at l ■„ residence 41st Chem Lab. Co. battlegrounds. So. he sent In one Rogers went home for the necessary She te offering a good list of cows have served on the comdUttee. but just a* fast as they gel.lR.™ * the weapons out . th* department but -----their IM00 Mill pm ICUAU realized he 10 UIUAII.U unnerved . died VW. Edgewood Arsenal. Md. of hte prized poMettalons. a long- equipment for the chap to use. Items and farm tools. H. O. Pennington I am glad to report that every­ and materials to do the 1* job. (rxn anH nn __ ... ... .had. _ service* were not needed and no ... lhem lhey caJ1 Um<, out tor thing has worked out for the best _____ , , , for shaving are now standard bladed "beauty" of high-grade steel will cry the sale and R A. Lapo damage resulted. a Coke. Last summer the city purchased — . • r equipment at the room. (Mr and which could be sharpened to a razor Pvt. Robert Gillette will act as clerk. See the advertise­ the property of the Yoho junk yard. Treasury Citation tor edge. Mrs. Rogers are alwaya on call and ment elsewhere In this issue for full Co d 846 Signal Service—Photo CENTRAL P. T. AJ \ House to house canvaweni ntheir Interest and help the particulars. thus closing the only outlet foi c. DU Bn. In acknowledgement of this. without ■ The Marcn meeting of the Centra! tx>rted that the dteappearing ancould not serve as successfully waste-paper In Barry County I VYar DraiTip, DOHO 35—11—35th Ave. Tommy was both surprised and room P TA will be held in Room 110 oi : AWFr Of depression years. "Sorry, but immediately convinced Mr. Lau-:c_8TYLER AFMAN Long Island, N. Y. pleased to receive the following let­ as It does at the present time. , the Central Building tonight — March niy husband gave at his place ol baugh that he should widen hte.^Oie KeCOra Having sold hte farm. Mr. Afman More addresses— ter from Major General Barney M n. . employment" had vanished. House­ The room te available for use by will have an auction sale at hte Pvt. Geo C. Bedford Olles: Highlight ot the evening will be Wivea oixmed the door wide and any group or organization directly farm known as the Minnie Jack­ 1022nd F.O.T.8. ............. .................. — i— into the grocery money ■— — "Your knife has been received at engaged In war work. Among these son farm located 4'* miles e**t of the price wm down, so he undtp< rL^nt v a * sl,0 *' ln « of Picture* taken on a dipped for LA AT. Lerado, Texas we*tem vacation trip by Harold I their own .subscription After all my Headquarters, and on behalf of activities al the room are—Navy Wayland He L* offering 43 head .standably wm not too much inter- i drive ’ q tn Barry' county, received rJ^nia Western Fos,*r Alter, AfUc, tne regular bjulnm* Whal'* one more bean souo meat the soldier to whom it is going, I Mothers meetings. WAAC recruit­ of cattle. 11 of which are Registered ested. Also he did not have ... avail- ! HL8'TriJrfm. y'-Y'"' Foster oiuuncw ‘ what's Corp. Wm. H. Prost wish tn vnnr con­ ing headquarters. Salvage Drive. Milking Shorthorns, horses, poultry, able storage >psce. An arr arrange- Uon U?'1 ®* t,w tln n,’?r-7e?rd. mmadp .?dc he hMe ’f' .meeting 1----- ------------special — music —“** will be fea- when -----------------------our country is at - war? —• to thank vnn you fnr for your HQA H Q A 8 Q tribution. P lls 15Ul $. tO ,nt<.r l*’e exc ?’’ tun Hired members the faculty _ 1tt ____ in" loois^' hXwhv^ 1 corner who £ by f ‘2JT .Committee meetings, special Red hog*, grain and farm ment w^ma^Vhereby wa* made whereby the the tools. Frec “— ment MIK comvvni I !1TJJ . “ . .“,.*• . J--- BuuvlrMr rBrT1 who -a. _by __member _____ _* °of W.CA.F.T.C. C Thomas ttw! i All members are urged to be prw"Words, themselves, cannot fully Cross groups, Victory book drive, lunch at all times.N. N. C T--------mlttee rented storage space until; A Hasting* man. managing with Santa Ana. Calif. express my gratitude. However, and —'" open jwuse ~ for all, of theBarrv I *‘U1 cry the sale and Burdette Ben- — --------- -- ---------- .... .. In .October 1M1, four Middleville when the battles are over and our c?u2iLb?T* ? ea*C fOr lnductton away will act m clerk. Be sure 1 In JanUkry 1943 there wa* de­ S? ssraisaraKrAmuon,™ lAat Fb ’rt Custer Custer boys were Inducted together They boys are home again, we will thrill al FYiri and Hjp ndv. elsewhere In this mand for' waste-paper. Mr. Lau- “ made the record possible. The ot the organization will be elected IhtiTf were Eddie Lynd. Don White. Rob­ at the tales of how they were used. for full .^ particular*. i baugh wm able to sell hte accumu- have award wm presented by George G »or m, 1943.44 school year at this ftee dollar bill and giving it to th* "This mueh know wi.h vT The neon light te not m yet, con- ।1 issue ,or uu ert Rugg and Charles Storjtan. Ed­ --------- ---------------------latlon, and the committee has been Whitney of Detroit, who is chair- meeting nected bcc,use 1rum eJeSlrtc,aT5 nU J°”N MISAK. Prop. 1 <iJn. ■“ die and Don spent some months in glfTgMs^nother «Moon^hat\riil UCT.LCU Mil fullv re-lmburscd for the rent paid man of the Retailer* „ --------------- many things myself to help with Retailers War Stamp ■ Ireland but Bob and Charles re­ so busy—It should be working soon. I Having rented the farm. Mr Ml­ on the storage. ,hf Rfd Cro'J mained on U. S. soil. Eddie is now in . , । rak will dispose of the personal pro­ The scrap metal drive of October and Bond Drive Committee for all COUNCIL GRANTS the Jap into complete and North Africa. Don >** sent home slap Stop in at the room and see the pertv at public auction at the farm Mich igan. ■ ■ WAGE INCREASES , I wteii to tliahk all Uwwe who^ve I pen* m puuiic auction at me lami 11942 brought OUt many more dlftwo large box games of <TWhle last fall for advanced training and lasting taiteptn.” At a special city council meeting I mc their support at the Primal* .‘“““j 1 located 5 mile* southwest of Middle- ficultles. Nearly every school in the Polo", which were ordered and 1 ....I n»Ue north and M mile east county took nart in thte . drive COLLECTS 97 PERCENT for transportation drew the navy Sincerely yours. | held on Thursday evening the re- HrcUon. and now a* a candidate for riUe. transport Wakefield that burned at btn rh? pI™ linen i■„» of”B«ren» Bowens MUte: Milts; or or 13 13 miles miles west west .n^UrUyT Nrce***rilv I did* dirt not not wtahlo wish to “have have OF WINTER TAXES quest of the two fire truck driver* Clerk. I again solicit your «upBarney M Giles Iteitif r^TekP ■ J 'of HoMlngx He te offering 4 horses, pjjea of scrap lying In the school sea. so arrived with few belongings. Mrs Mabel Field, city treasurer. Everett Swegles and Arthur Thom- port unrt at at the tb- April anrti BieeUim Election Major General. UJBA. Hospital in Battte Creek. His training is completed with a . 13 head <rf cow* an d young tattle. 1 yards. The school* in the villages 13 head or cows and young cattle, i yards. The schools in the villages made her statement with Co. Titas m. for an Increase in pay was 1 Walter Wallace Lieut, rating and his location Is now 1 12 hogs. 50 hens and farm machin- did fine work in disposing of their George Clouse last week and all granted and their weekly wage L- , jREGISTRATION ..... .... in Ft Dfvins. Mass Robert took of­ NOTICE 1 : ery. Dewey Reed will cry Ute sale scrap within a reasonable time. The her account* balanced perfectly now 835 00. 11 ... ; raraTMhwrmetenti^"mor7trouble. ____. . ___ .______ _________ _She ___ ha* made an excellent record , The three members of the city ficers training and also has the rank REACHES 24M and B. Benaway will act M 'clerk HOW MUCH BUTTER7 of Lieut. He has been playing City Clerk Sterling Roger* reports See the adv. elsewhere In thte issue The State Highway Department do- in the collection of taxe> report- police force were each kranted a around with barrage balloons The County Court House, Hastings, on a■ total of 2400 registered voters in, ’or Full Inated In ।for full particular* particular I nated .trucks and their men inen dd- inc that 97 jvercent of the levy of raise ot 8250 per year This give* | Some Indication of the butter addresses of the four boys are: uau urru pa/u. Thte inu reic- i Chief Harry Thompson 82.170 and I UaUotl Com*l(J light in * *■ had been pajd I the city of HMtlngs The larges: M »-----| nated their time and drew tn quan­ 86159110 __ . ______ nt ___ ■ U/m a n H Wlrbnrrt PnrtclaV PP.C Walter E. Lynd tnumber : numoer or of votes cmi cast at any city cuy , -—— bukoxeb ------ ——, ---• rror title* nuea of 01 scrap scrap from rrom schools scouou on un the uw port surpasses those of previous Wm. Parker and Richard Endsir) ysta offered by A. C 36160666 Co. K * Py* •Misting those taxpayers jejection tn the pMt ten years, wm ,I Mr. -----Shroyer will have an— auction iytate highways There were num- ■ years. One reason fbr thte might each 81960. Thte new wai-.-i— 1 - - --------------------clion i/t _______ AP.O. 34 । College. . °..i ^S.t?.LnU.n.. L., T**lretuoi !a few years ago when 1551 voted [sale ta*rou* L»>*»xu Instances »■ of Msa*iiw«MM>a neighboring ■I w be uu» due »u to me the *■«.» fact that Mle al the farm located one mile jjerous *«■» peonle hove ,,goes into affect May J. to me with tne Micruean Deport, . 1 — » — — _» -• — ------------» > ------------------------------------------------------— ■». i --------— — New York City. N. Y. 1 national south and 2 miles eot of Ciariu farmers donating trucks and trail- 'more money thte year with which 1 of Revenue Thr-.e return* 1 ... , ville. or three miles west, three miles ---- *“ * — — ----------------------— «->-• — ■• REDECORATING to J draw in-----scrap metal. A very ' to pay<-•«•bills, —J. Also. »• Mrs. Field »has Don's address for a very short ment mu*t be filed on or before March I north and 4 mile west ot Lake large te per m... cent of this was sold to ««•» sent notices and ■ statement* to those COUNTY OFFICES time follows. He has been in nine 31 and those not filing on that date , HSS^rtawSiitRiANKB' F°* Odessa. He te offering a good list the WPA collection agency having unpaid U takes, (■PCD so they knew ■ ----nvi.n. ----­u - ... --w. ... different eamps since Induction so are subject to penalty.snd interest SCHOOL COMMISSIONER of horses, cows. hogs, hay and grain, At this Ume I might explain a just what, wh" then and "■* where ~— ------they 1 decorating the Interior of the court-1 only SMMI expects a change soon. 3-25 ! Has taught 34 years tn rurffl and implements, and miscellaneous ar­ little about the WPA acUvity. This should pay. several newcomer* ..—— to — house, a greatly needed improve- 57.414.009 oq Lieut. Donald White r •• • I consolidated schools of Barry Coun- ticles Allan Haskin will cry the sale was an organisation independent the city stating ' - that they did not ment. Thia Is the fieri Ume in at Chaese la 1 Hdq 4lh EJtJJ. St. Rose chicken pie dinner Tues..' ty. B. 8 Degree from Western State and R A. Lapo will act as clerk. See of the Salvage Committee but It know when they were •upposed »ui------- * tot — least ten yaara Ui»t redecwatlna | tlmaled at Ft. Devins. Mass Mar. 16. 5 to I. at. Rase halt — ■ Teachers College. Election Monday, the adv. elsewhere In this Issue for co-operated closely with the cotn- pay. as times differ in vs rarious cities has bean done. It will look fine pared with (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) Adv. 3-11 (April t. Adv. put 3-13 full particulars. Ma record. 1 whan coagiatad. date ta IM (OonUnued on page 4. Bee. 1) 09328372 R[p0RT 0N COUNTY AIVAGE ariai DRIVES a ............... ....... building I 2 �THE HASTINGS B INNER PAPE TWO LOCAL NEWS Our thriving factories arc a source of pride. At th* Bliss wc I find the payroll numbers 580., at ' the Vlklngeand Seal 170, at the■ ‘Royal Coach 110. the Bookcase and Chair 80. the Silvers Rich Egg Dry- Ottosen 188. In the team play fivs of the ten teams arc tied at 550. In crlbbage standing* so far are: 1. W. O. Bauer 1300: T Ralph Eggltwton 1389 : 3. Glenn Laubaugh 1385 : 4. Henry Osborn 1384- In Hit team play. W. O. Bauer and Cha*. Kenfteld arc high with flff? wnlle three tennis. Dr. C. P. 1-athrou and Henry O:ibom, Clark-O'Donnell and Clyde Mtrnion. Frank.Kelly and Ralph Eggleston arc uh tied far sec­ ond. third and fourth places with Guard Camp at Clear Lake was to luring Co. 631. tbboge and euchre lx- greatly enlarged. As a matter I a red hot ent ot fact, it is not the Coast Guard tournament is in isession al the City In -------euchre there Camp that U to be enlarged but chib right now. ... rather the former CCC camp near is to be a senes of 12 sitting*. 7 Clear Lake in Waterloo township, gomes to the sitting and four have Jackson county This new camp been playedr— Scarce to date are: Rev. S. Conger Hathaway was will be a training center for mill- !1 Chas. Annable 212: 2. Ed Downs called to Plymouth Tuesday .to_cantary police, 19?: 3._Geot^e Baulch 193; |> 1 POI 6C 6' 13' Baby Food Junior Food Baby Food, RATION SUGAR: Stomp JI. good to March 15. For 3 lbs. Stomp 25. good to March 22. For 1 lb. POINT STAMPS: ABC good to April l«t. -i Carrots 17' 9' 6' 49' 15' 25' 13' 29' Cabbage lb. 2 POINTS Soup Mr*. Gnu Cabbage e.19' 3 paj*. Potatoes [> 8 POINTS Radishes Htnu-hc^ ] Corn 2 27 Potatoes O VacutitiL parkril *■“ for " ■ Argo Whole Kernel N'ru Corn Lettuce Vjuuutn parked 2 Catsup Cocktail Sauce Catsup Catsup 25' 21 17' 17' 14' Spare Ribs 19' 17' T-Bone st.ai< ** Celery HAM3UR6ER 29c Dry Beans 9 45c Currants Bacon 39c 10 POI NTS Birds Eye Peas 27 Pork N eck Bones Green Beans 25' Beef Chuck Roasts Lima Beans 30' Fresh Ground Beef Round or Sirloin Steak 13 POINTS Strawberries 32' Bulk Mi nee Meat Great Northern 11 ot. pkg. ■“ it. Sliced In crops equivalents, 4-H COMMUNITY NOTICES CHURCHNEW S Bird... Eyr Birds Eye .ability of the Church In Relation to the Jew*." 7:» p. m. Sang service and a gospel mesuge by the pastor. els. two-acres of scans produce 46 bushels of-navy beans,-or-175 buahINTERESTING MEETING . Rod Cm-. W»ir,ir<» els. of com are' produced on four , 21 td April X. acres, or if the club member plants, Clast will facet with Mrs. Frank BEING PLANNED Friday evening. March 12, at 8:00 . Rev. and Mrs. Edgar ..Schade of cultivate* and harvest* a good acre Ragers Friday oftentoon. o'clock an Interesting meeting is be­ Grass Lake, Michigan will be our garden. Both of these young ing planned at United Brethren evangelists. Hastings public schools have -Milo Church on Grand Bt. A sound people are talented musicians Mrs --------- ... —... ... The Milo W.S C.S. will be held at picture -will be shown, entitled 'ill's Schade, before going Into evangetrained 121 ,people for jobs ... in war production Industries since last Ju-' the home of Mrs Bertha Plillmou. the Brain That Count* " All mem­ llstic work n few years ago. was ly. 58 of whom were women. George iWcdnc.-duv. March 17. at 2 o'clock. bers oi the different Sunday schools the pipe-organist for a daily radio H. Fem; director of the state Board Everyone b Invited to come. • i of the city are urged to attend and broadcast on a large eastern radio of Control tor Voeation.il Eii'Jca- J — —■ see this interesting Temperance network. All of the .iervicea will lion announced today. Pre-employ- Cedar Creek picture. An offering will be taken be of special Interest to young folks and children as well os older people. ment instruction wax given In ma- • Die tVACA of the Bunnell' for tills educational work chine shop nnd supplementary also church will meet with Mrs. Ruth by the W. C. T. U. in machine shop. This report does-> Babcock on March the 17th tor a not include Febniary enrollments. , pot luck dinner. Everybody welcome PRESBYTERIAN CHURC BAPTIST CHURCH Pvt. Donald Vernon Royston, aged i„ ----------Tlie Boy Scout troop Sunday school at 10 o'clock. 22. son of Mr and Mrs. Leo Roy. | , _ <<Vf? ' Dlvlnc services at 11 o'clock. Ber­ “ten of Charlotte, and graiuLson of A -World Day of Prayer program al the chunjh Monday nl nice. mon by pastor on Substitutionary B E Sawdv Woodland ht<’ been w,u ** presented in the Metiiodist Cordes Scout Troop c< chairman. _ Sunday morning worjhip at l\30 Evening Knices at 7:30. Evan­ ---Africa since February 14. He entered 8 o'clock. ------- ---- — clock. Tlie pastor will tell abdut gellstic singing and sermon^—----- rvice November 13. 11.41 and ifts.-, players tor the boy s in service. Ev­ o Tuesday nighu B Y- P u ut erybody 1> welcome, to attend the "Hie Church That Jack Built" and Field Artillery. will preach on the theme: "Erasing ' ttuLchurch at 7'30 / seivicis.' Miss Dorothy Coldren who ha3 . . ■s Tiic contest between the Sunday A Stained Memory." Tlie vested Wednesday nighuprayer meeting been in Sunnyvale. California since achmil cl:i‘ «■> wjll dose Ticxt SUU- choir will sing. at churcnTrt?:30. Sunday school at It 45. Mr*. At­ <tay. a jxn luck supper will be mtv«1 Thursday night, March 1 Ith pray­ (Cr m ,TllnK ,at the Church tor Isin the church basement on Wednes­ tic Hay. superintendent er meeting Iht- siynr und ice. *o w-.-lcuuuil the day cwning. Mur 17. Bring sanaSunday Evening club will meet nt rnc] at 7:30 .snow and subzero weather <if th- wtchr.s. one otheralish of food, your six o'clock. Patricia Fi'wle:-.. prejjl- . part weekepd. She re|»rfad that sugar and table .service. There will dent. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH meat, butter and cgg.« nn extremely 'be n program after the .iupi»er. At the last meeting of the Cotnus ' The .... ..... Grace Guild will vuuu>n comni-uior:iiiui•caue artrt-le* out on the ceast.White | Tne Triple l ink Club of Prairlc- club the following officers for the ate the third anniversary ot It* orin San Francisco on several occur- i vilte will hold ... eiuiilng year were elected: Presi-,ganlzatlon in the morning service an all day meeting at ion-.. MLss.Coldrcn8aW Jap and Nuri L "p.telinBarber 11 dent. Jay Marsman: vice-president, next Sunday at 10:30. ‘ ' ’ "lr*. Estedt in prisoner-, ubo a .salvaged jap M|b- ! „ .h3 m„ 12 Maurice Ingram: secretary-trrasur- [ Sunday school ut 11:30 A. M murine which wa* on cxhlbitlmi .K»ntanu, i-rimn . .viar. i.. er. G A. Aten Tlic.-c officer, will1 Holy Cogununion will be cclcEnsign Marshall H. Cook ha*com- I Goodwill bv Installed at the n«.xl meeting. . brated on Sunday. March 21st al Mrs. W. a. Bradford is acting as 10:30 A. M Announcement can be I The Goodwill I*. T. A will meet 'at the-reboot house Friday evening patroness for the Sunday evening .made next Sunday, club of the Presbyterian church. .---------------- a » — Tlie Presbyterian denomination is WESLEYAN .METHODIST , , ‘are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Engkhart raising a million dollars ns a War Revival services continue each ' ,l°' n!l?,-V,ini. K I-*™’ hlauie Cotrnt Is ready. Ensign Cook will be *ta- I _______ Service Fund. Feb 11 3724,178.82 .evening thi* week at 8 O'clock, with tloned nt Brcnnerton. Pux«t Sound. Quimbj c-f thli amount had been paid in. i two great closing services on SunWashington I The Quimb. WBCS. will meet 'Ihr annual meeting of the Pre*- |day at 11:30 and 7:30. The Meyers One of the most dlsccniertlng . at the hnme of Mr-. Clarence Calms bvterinn church und congregation Evangelistic Trio are furnishing >lght_. tn :reet out eye* wa-the heavv Thunday. March 1H will be held at the church following' special music at earh service, the mow full Um Saturday morning ------ — orchestra add*-------greatly a supper sponsored by the Ladies — u" — to 1 he con­ Official flgute.s from Hid Wate; Martin Corners Aid Society Thursday. March 25. gregational singing and Rev. Mvcrs’ Works show that 7.7 ii’chei of snow । The W8.CS meets with Mt.s.Orr Four trustees and three elders are messages caqh evening arc inspira­ fell List Saturday and Sundav. Mon- | Fisher Wednesday. Mar. 17 fur a pot tu be elected. Reports will tic ijrard tional und heart searching. day morning the thermometer reg-. luck dinrur. "rile!!; ir.tirri dinner. All arc <^>rdlally invited from the various organizations of Saturday night the Trio will Utcred 17 below zero. The Hext cold- to atteftd ; the church. . again present a program of request est day was on WeOnc.dav. Jan- 1 ~~ ‘' numbers. You may select any song Preaching service next Sunday at uary 20. when it fell tn tl below. 10:30. You are cordially w.-leumr at PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH they have sung during the cam­ And rpttiu;.-according to the calen­ church and Sdnday School ■ Wc appreciated the additional paign. write the name of it on a dar. is due on Sundav. March 21 at number who were presdit last Sun­ paper and have it on the pulpit 7:03 A M I service Mart*. Last Satur­ AT THE THEATRES day night to hear the Prophetic before day evening the Trio «ang eleven message. ✓ "Sin Town" starring rationed: »<«ft and hard solid house Thursday evening Brayer service number*. and boudoir ‘lippers, infants soft Sunday school nt 10:30. Lnwrence will be at the home of Frank Wal­ Broil Crawford. Patrie Knowles >olNl shoes, canvas ahoes with rt»i»c Adams. Supt. Tne story i. bavd on the intrigue lace on Broadwrfy. Holes, ordinary water iwoof rubber Prayer meeting next Wednesday Next Sunday mondng begins a forswear including arcBcs, galtcra nn<l lawlessness of an oil boom coYn- trie* oi evangelUticX *ervice» <‘iid- evening, place to be announced nuinity. and rubbers. ing March 28 Rev. Charlie Mour- 'Sunday., Gloria .lean. Donald O'Connor in The Rev. John Miles, son of the Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock a • r will j>e our guest s|>eaker. He Is Rev mid Mrs L. D. Miles, formerly an outstanding minister, traveling union service of the churchy pt «<f Delton- has been named a< |xw- with Un Hunter exclusively in evangelistic work. He Hastings will be held at our church tor of the Wayland Methodist Is original a.- a speaker, and as a in observance of the World Day of let humor, harmony and heart-ap ­ church beginning his duties there singer, plays and sing* his own Prayer. You are invited.. on Sunday. March 8 He has beer. peal especially devised to exhibit compositions. Chas Mankcr will Not th Irving the talents cf these remarkable Tlie Myers Evangrlt-.ttc Trio will also atrisl with the music and *lnging. We take this opportunity to present a Missionary program at Errol Flynn-Ronald Reagan in George Var.Houten -r-— ,——-r-.,. the church this Thursday afternoon invite you to be with us. nivr. Linau Linda ix>u Um. I. , 'l.x^peratc Journey k incir uiuciri at 2 o'clock. Rev. Myers, a former Blodgett Hom? For Children, Grand |W’”* Uolcmun FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. missionary in the hills of Alabama Ifapids. Tuesday, where,*h " 1 ,5’" will speak of the mission work rnemixTs of a British Hudson among the neglected peoples at our KC... «'.<■< .uwnwrwuwm mr *' <’ a«‘‘ while Corner Church and center Streets own land. The public is Invited Subject: "Substance" Convalescent Home L!ndu Leu 1. bombing mi.sxion over Ger.to this service. Sunday service II n m. under the care cf Dr Hodin-n . .. .. Ail are invited lo attend the serv­ Sunday school at 0:30 a. m. Mi*. J. Keiley end Ml .. Fl-tc Thr, 1 •••?•» -Wednesday evening service 7:45 ice at the HasUng.-; church Bunday Edwards *pent the week<-nd witn ‘tarring Ida Lupino. p. tn. _______________ , A pciWTriul story of a womun'Reading room op«i Wednesdays FIRST METHODIST at Camp J. T Roblncn. —■------------ nt !i) 00 o'clock nil-guided dcvotiun fai her yutuig anil Saturdays from 3-to 5 p. m. 1I *• Momlna worship next Sunday morning. Mr. Hume such- a large and hcRUtiful camp. .-Kfr. will nrwieh the first In a series of David Goodyear, Don Nivi.* and Servlce-.-Snturday morning Prr-Enster Sermons on •'Faith'' OnlUe Cooley are ;<J o at the in><Sabbath Schoo!—9:30 a.ni Tlie »torv of the hard-nhting ; The theme next Sunday !i “Faith Church -11:00 a nt. fichtlng 'turn and of the indomit- — ----------------------Fundamental to Life." The adult . lu'.conqut table pefifile “ Cf.» ’ Temporary Location choir will *Ing. sent to other all ' “ ronquenk!" Etropv struggling IOOF Small auditorium. Corner camps. o. -----:- ---------------- - , Sundav Is the first Sunday - Otcen and Jefferson St. Conic and in Lent. Wr arc emnh.udring Mbs Carol Jean Fuller who is it' worship with Us. tf. church attendance through Lent Detroit taking .M-cirtaria! work i ------------- - --------------------- und Holy Weik. For the sake ot Mill active in <|ramatic.«nni! on Sun­ I BEE METHODIST CH Unt il the church and the sake of the day made her first professional npcf Grand Rev. Seth A. Davey. Par-tor world, n return to religion is nrcesrv Bernier Thursday. March 11. Prav.. . ... Door." featuring Glenda Farrell ?n 1 Rapid, vree'-r. a fonuer HUMines Htch :meeting at Hastings Free Methodist church every Sundav during this the leading role. teacher, passed -away unexpectedly iChurch at 7:30 P. M. ----------- J --------- of -* the churc! -------most sacred'season at his hotnr. 606 S. Lafayette St., on Sunday, Maith 14. Alternate Wearing Shoes Friday evening. “ ' 10:00 A. M. Sunday school The Sunday school will mrcl at Since perspiration and constant .daughter: four aiders: one brother I1 00 A M. Morning worship 11:20. The pa itor will meet hl* In­ end '< vnr.il nieces and nephews. . wear bre hard on leather, it is eco­ 7:30 P. M Y. P. M. S. servlet ! st ruction class for church memt* rnomical to have al least two pairs Miss Lilly - ----------Roush,---------leader. : ship at the Sunday school rlasi ------ — 8 00 P M. Evening evangelistic ‘ period, beginning IJVftllUUIlK next Sunday. ounuuy. of shoes and to alternate wearing <!v. afternoon. Miss Creaser his' ‘ ymputby of her many Has-• service lead by the pastor. --------------- < a * • friend*. - Telephones 2244-2557 lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. lOc 32c 37c 39c 22c lb. 26c WHITE HOUSE COFFEE pkgs. RAISIN BRAN 25c 2 4 cans 39c PET MILK VOIGHT PASTRY FLOUR 5 lb. sack 22c FRUIT JARS, STERLING 39c CAMP FIRE NEWS * . c it. Bird* Eyr WHEATIES 10c PILLSBURY FARINA 18' HARVEST TIME PANCAKE FLOUR 27c SNOSHEEN CAKE FLOUR ,27c PILLSBURY WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR 27c fill KMIAY. MARCH II, 1913 03616194^956 CALENDAR 1 ** • takes the equal tn food value of 2.506 quarts of milk, or of 395 pounds of butler, or 1.282 pomids of beef or 9.COO pound* live weight. 1.262 pounds of park or 1.550 pounds live weight, or 1.262 pounds lamb and mutton or 2.400 pounds live weight. our famih ha* just so nianj "points" and you must ration period. Waste not al the beginning, and ycu'll meals lo include as many of the unratieiied fucd» as puulblc. and spend your "points" wisely, using them only for Ihr food* best suited to your family's needs Let u* help you! Our weekly ads . . our appelixing display* of plentiful and ra­ tioned foods alike . . . «iur uniformly low prices—all show you how to .save "points" and money while serving your family Hie finest, nutritional food*. pPOINTS Soup Mix 1 Cc Dainty duct funeral services ot Ben Blunk. Plymouth merchant who died Sat­ urday. Thousand* of Mlchigaii boys and girls In 4-H club work are adopting tne Michigan State College sugges­ tion of feeding a soldier in 1943 For the entire toed needs ot a nun Yost lime Thursday & Friday March 11-12 F.-ul Muni and Ann Carter "The Commandos Strike At Dawn SATURDAY ONLY MARCH 13 Gilmore THAT OTHER WOMAN" SIN TOWN SUNDAY ond MONDAY MARCH 14-15 Ida f.upino and Dennis .Morgan THE HARD WAY TUES.. WED.. THURS.. MARCH 16-17 ’8 TIIE ATll g^ Hostings, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 II II BOSSY DESPERATE JOURNEY BA It It Y home of Mrs. Chloe Newton at 8:<M) *•**’ ,r 1 I P- M. ■ Guardians of the various CamjS Wednesday. March 17 Hr - groups in llaillngs met TBuraJ CuMlelon Prayer meeting at the day evening at the home of Mrs g home of Charles Mead at 8:(» P. M Harvey Elliott to make plan: * Hprciul revival starting won. .for the Mother-Daughter banquet Watch for *pecla[ notice. , Tuesday evening. March 23. at tht *•* Parish House. The program wtl NAZ.ABF.NE ( HURCTI . Include hinging of Camp Pirc soup Services ut the usual hour*. Sun , and a short skit by each groui day except Young People* service | showing the work of the Camt will begin at 7:30 D. in. ; Fire girls. Our Sunday vhool has been j Mbs Myra Bumgardner. Camr steady-in spite of the . cvero cold Fire executive ,of Battle Creek, wtl Wr have five new babies on cradle , be a guest and member* of the roll. Camp Fire council will also attend Our Junior Missionary socletvMLw Winifred Steartm. a nation held their first icrvire February 28 al executive, will be in Hasting We arc enjoying the new- flags in Wednesday. March 24. to conte the front-of our church. Thank* with the guardians and the coun to the donor and the new sign on ; cil member*. miUIdc Think* again. ’ .--------------—------- — An adequate of btirUpar.i burlap ant Friday. March 12 the World day Ar. adequat*, supply . ::;:p!y r.f of prayer will be held at the Wes- (paper bags will be available fo leyan MrtiiodLst church from 2 to packaging the nation's 1943 woo -clip, according to the U. 8. depart '. ment of agriculture. The wool con : laincrs include a half million User I ------burlap bags, 600.009 new pipcr-mest A M Coldren. pastor A. M topic far the morn- , bags and .enough ----..new burlap clot! 1_ make .."2!:? an catlmatt estimated 400.000 bagn. ing sermon will be. "The Rc.spon- ;, to LIKES IT H d FRIDAY and SATURDAY MARCH 12 BUY WAR BONDS ANQ STAMPS HERE! RIDERS OF THE WEST" FD0D7,CENTER and Ralph Bellamy and Evelyn Ankers THE GREAT IMPERSONATION" SUNDAY ond MONDAY. MARCH 14-15 Gloria Jean ahd Donald OTonnor "IT COMES UP LOVE" Barcaln matinee bunday 3:00 to 5:00 206 E. STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. “THE BEST FOR LESS N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH Testi prove that cows take better to freshly ground feeds. Make ’em happy ond they give more milk. That’s one big reason why so many successful dairy formers arc turning to custom-mixing of dairy feeds. Come in . . . lot us show you how Farm Bureau foods cost less than you pay for other feeds, and still allow for buying of small lots to insure freshness. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. ON te *Stf a who* farm Crow and uto H the J and his । more wayi raUii farm vice juni-: MJUti titnp tn.iki thtni withdre.v Lcigl S-: Ba Bd HH 301 Fm-K hoi it tion Cl • uclic SCVei Myci buck the and Arllt lug Gl nnsv Ise- i fruit • uddi Pt 8.1 Bt htvx knot usth to >■ DI -mH; time inuo nii<i v< B Smi hon: peri now Wee 39 C Von Mill hav and nrc add �inr HASTINGS BANNER, THTESDAY. MARCH 11. 1913 As a matter of fact we've cackled WORMY week—add them to your 'date' book. Pvt. Bodney M. Schad 430264 rer In the Thornnpple-Kellogg high1 343—Lynn L. Sledge enough for this lima so— 'i Farrowing | 38161667. Birthday Mar. 20. Bat. A. 1st Spl. Wptis Bn. iMbOOl lias enlteed in the SPARS . 244—Allen Prentice Cheerio. Corporal Milton Nlal Fancher, U. S Marine Corp. c,u Fleet P.O. ;and i» -waiting her call for officer* 'should be lb 245— Maurice M. Wieaenhofer who recently vuried Hustings friend*, Zolly Coffer San Francisco. Calif. training. Another popular young Fort Bregg. North Carolina boiling water, I 246— Lyndon R. Eldred is now at Camp Murphy. Fla. His Birthday—Feb 18 ’ lady known as a champion fisher-. litter removed • • • man in the North, lias the Marines Pvt. Kendell Keith. Cox (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) | Pvt. Earl C. Lee ■ in mind, but Ls waiting to see how Corp. Mil ton Nlal Fancher Co. A SUi Q.M.T.R. 248—Riiwll E. Palmer U. S Marine Corp. Unit 1040 |her physical comt-.s out. m > you wlli Co. H 801 St. 8 T R Pl. Francte warren. Wyo. Jeut. James Robert Rugg Wow, do you fellows add an extra both wider and longer than thoae martlet to healthy pixs ' c o Fleet P. O. have to guess who it te thte time. Birthday — July 14th. Olst C.A. Bur. Bln Bn bit of wham to the window; you u*cd during the cool month*. tur* lour t0 el<lu week* Camp Murphy, Florida San Fruncteco. Calif. Now >. few words about the latest know, ’something new has been Camp Tyson. Tenn. Now for addresses— Changes of addreses to make Here ure anotlwr wt of brothers boys that have left us und then wt added." Wc gazed ut your wings and Lieut. Wayne L. Finkbeiner your 'date' book— . lStf Sgt Charles Storkan ■ in service. Richard and Rusm-11 Pai-. wid close on it u impowible to gin- you. James Dibble and smiled right Cpl. Ivan J. Payne U.S.A. y“ ----------' *a line on nil the lads thte time out Co. A 615111 Train. Bin A P.O. 45 back at you top, like we always have 6tn P.O.T.C.T.-163 Camp Pickett. Va. and then in Nov. 1641 waa released perhap, we can slip your iidrfre*: because you always had a smile. j. Walnut Ridge. Arkanuis Aberdeen Proving Grounds. tn In the future. Wc arc ,.~ hopDon's older brother Duane White ... Zolly ... ,..v .v.M.v. K- AIH |lw wau .r» are yo u a siuior AndJ M Miles Water* you sailor He and Marie <Eggle*ton> are living Mania nd whose life ha* been spent on dairy Then came Pearl Harbor and Rich­ jng with al! tiie addrc’M-, wc have ;wt <j j^. w xn(jW better; from your in a house trailer down there, Birthday—Sept. 16 • • • farms after basic training .al Cainp ard was given another hurry call to given there will 1h- Mime more let- ' pR-turv we're sure you are. You have ■ Crowder. Mo. was sent to Seattle ters going your way folks. u tt.a| -getUnx' for your picture; Pyt. Eati Eggleston Jack E. Wagner S2'c l( H ,'r|,U' — Y» l>. and is now 5th Tech studying raCiinlon Artlnir Adams, non of Mr. Charles Murphy in that big com- co. 70. Bks. 2513 Frozier Bk>. Olney for!abto looking looking chair. (Some or of tne the .! Limited Limited Service Service School School Dick te a baker and 'tncy do say he and ato in Seuitk. Wash. . r . Mrs .1 IT .T c Hnv-.»Adams ~ was.. inducted .. .1*. ilortabM chair, isome S ........write .. ................ . . .. « .. .... . Boston Navy Yards lu’in tins (til., Into tl.,, the U s Navy rwentli* recently *nrl and u w. cnows u. they'd give a loti n camp McCoy. Wisconsin Wayne Crookston, graduate fiom t-.,,. u... ...u Boston. Moss now a. tire Great Lakes Training |{or u wtX)ij ln u rOmfy chair lor j Birthday—Sept. 21. T-K in 1934. belongs lo our roll, alStati.m in HI. A S. t ompan., 273. .,.ven Ilvr or teil minute*, that is. Earl would like to hear i Sgt. Richard F. Palmer . tho‘ he wa* inducted fr.-ni Grand Cpl. Harold N Snow .Jac Corson and — l*— l,rr•> — Laisch .V|lt.n they have ilnie time U> to relax.);; relax.) ; friends. ——v | warn mey u»»r Rapids whi rr he was working, on wire both inducted the mi tnwrex[ YlH ,n . «. r tamiy a swank soldier San Francbco. Calif. May 25. 1942. Another boy who went Camp Crowder. Mo. l.»>th landed at 'St. Petersburg, ciiarle* Wilson, we go far the Up of abroad without- a furlough to see Ru-‘»1I U another service boy who slid Pvt Arthur L. Vaughn Sorry to hear you've had the meas­ .. e„r to be I >.'UI not ■ ii«i. Bet ori you're juuiv what the me gate; Medical Dept. 82. . the home folk*, te in North Africa as taken a wife since induction. pi les Harold, glad you are O.K. now. transferred 4u Boston. Mira. Mu s this ,ca|j B -crafty cookie." That’* a good , A P.O 913 c o Postmaster and lelterS from home state one of !or further study. T “ Both arc in ; picture of you Max Keller taken, San Francisco, California lough und with his wife Wil! be back the air.corps. Write Mac. Joseph Wayne Bump. ARM 3/c. e. thte way: [,y tju. house, was that picture taken j mote r.oap—botlnhand and laundry. in Michigan this week. Addrt Communications Office on hero? What n "baby" you've been j Wayne'» addn^X te ' ■ Naval Air Station Sgt. Russell E, Palmer znapped with Lee Berndt, we mean I A c Cleon L. Smith ‘ Pic tya^nr H Crookston—Med. Co. G. 125th infantiy I Atlanta, Georgia CATC NO 1. AAFTTC. Grp 2 Hint shell eating machine you re । LITTLE GIRLS' COATS Next week Donald Smith, who like Santa Ana. Call,'. Rm 101-. Bit* 3. Welch Hull Tent cpy Area. St Petersburg, standing -by that speaks in single I the proverbial lads, grew up in HasYale Untverxity Their cousin. Clare Mugriilxi is Fla. syllables. jtliiRs. went to the city (Dctrolti New Haven. Connecticut Youthful Looking Plaids! in North Africa—after some lime Those of us back home like to Frederick Rock leaves Chicago New York City, und after a number of years decided ipent in Ireland He is tho son of March 10 lor San Antonio. Texas— sec your pictures and as we arc ; Birthday—June 45 there was Just no place quite like John Ro obertvon. who v. left the -Mrs Atrtbic Mugiidgr ana lib. ad- .< new inductee. Ray Overholt, until- ■landing, looking through the wind- : Hastings,so moved back home—now tractor, combine ___________ und __ nw .we icaiize the great dangers you 1 Pvt. William DeCou They look ax grown up as can be! Tiny with what wc began to say—Don raising equipment of hi. father' meet and besides all the remarks r TSS 587 FLT. 346 ducted' Friday ut Fort Custer. fitted princess styles with double .Smith wilt write to you from, ‘deep like those we've just said about you. Army Air Forces The Riemcrsma brothers. John in the heart of Hastings' about "a breasted effect Rich wool and rnyon vice with the U. B. anny 1- on u .O. 7IW). and Paul who graduated from T-K we say a silent prayer that you will Tent City Group 2 I hometown boy comes home to roost." J uncle isbmd somewhere in the fabric in new spring colors. Bright-.xvbe safe. That prayer will stay in our St. Petersburg. Fla i We have learned Irom your letters south Piiclik'. Hte iieaplc don't know several year1, ago amt ot course te but whose family moved to Spring hearts until all or you come home. a-rainbow plaids, or her choice of lllu I.U..1,1,1 11 l.ull.,1.) Ilf.. I. Luke about two yean. ago. are both that you would like lo come .home 'Ibis week tin- "8 bits" (we do smart new tweed* in popular spring cmuflrfi-rable of the world. । for at least a little roasting so this iimple His lights arc .candles he seeing 1cam?) goes to newcomer on the His brother. Stewart was indur ted shades! Lined with rayon taffeta. ' sentiment will not be entirely new thakes from mutton tallow—same its Dec 7 hist and Jan. 4 was mule Itel, Lynn Stedge. Good luck fellow­ to any of you. In his grt ut-griindinnthi-rs day. He spend the kale as recklessly as you ct-ntly teen promoted to staff ser­ like—we dotj’t think the excitement needs few clothe,■> and says so many a at Camp geant arid te now located at Myrtle Birthday-Mar. 31 things he thought he never could do Phillips. Kansas. of cutting niosc with the designated Beach. So. Carolina. Here te Joints amount would cause you undue exwithout, nrc 'imply minus. His adYou boys abroad; we hear, have nddresj- us given us by the girl he cltemcnt or gel you in the brig or It ft behind. anything like that. ' Corp. John .Robertson 1'ind Folks nt home now are getting Fort Lcwte, Washington Corp. John Riemersma 36153205 1 lashing the news—‘Norm’ Hall'.; raiioiit d in many things bu we in , Birthday—Oct. 16 ■st letters for some weeks reached A P.O 708 the middle wr.-.t small towns have , his wife. Gretchen. Friday so she's c <> San Francisco, Calif nothinr to complain about Three ‘ happy as a nine again, even though Her,- ure tho whereabouts of four jMtlrs of shoe-, per year arc likely I "YOU CAN'T BUY i Norm te across the ocean In Africa. Leighton township boys. ns many us moat of us liavc a'nyway. I wc are having a regular old-fashLetters from you fellows are good Sgt. Arthur L. AubH -and If the butter rims shy we cun lomd winter's snowstorm with sev­ I' tonic MORE TILL WE'VE too for those at home waiting Bangor Hou.-e . eat ole© and if that gives out we can ,eral Inches of the beautiful snow os; ! for you to come back. WON THE WAR" use some ' s'preadlrt" lust so long n.-. the ground. Spring may ta* Just Darrell Aldrich te now yeoman 1/c you boys nrc well fed. Jir t how i ji mound tiro corner but it doesn't Junior Boys' Topcoats APPLIES TO MANY which puts him m line for officers 1Bob and Meredith are brother*.) act like it. training if he decides to take it. At but John Scii'tbn. youngest son of THINGS Well, goodbye folks — Good luck present lie te Captain's bookkeeper. ' left their father's farm are Single A Double BreMted*! 98 Frank Scnxiba who has been In the and God Bless you all. Cun you guess how good It must t :oncd follows— Pacific ari a came hqm<* on furlough Herringbone*. OverpUid*! Mrs F. O. Stakoe have been to Dick Palmer to see Particularly, of course, to Mst. Sgt. Clifford A. Aublt [and stated h- had eaten Middle.!!Thanks to so many of you who from home when he was in such things as Automo ­ [Creamery butter in that far-off called in Howatd Bolos address— someone \Dressy young numbers to make him the hospital and found Ann Perry biles, Vacuum Cleaners, you didn’t km "It Harold, was hte nurse. Ann is thought to be look his best going a-calllng! Lota ot stmy he .*.taitv«l home with n butter uernaps but you -were a |X>pul guy here In Australia; they both get their practical protection, tod. these chilly Refrigerators ... we can't carton in hte belohglng. but his th's week, as your alar many r friend* i mail out of San Francisco. You're I spring days! Durable fabrics of sporty build those, AND planes, called- us so that we vcould UU.u send a | in good hands Dick so wc ______ know plaid or mannish looking herringbone It behind. and tanks. So take care of money order to you which became j you're coming along O.K. weave! A fine choice of style*, fully what you have nowl your dollar two weeks ago, to be exJack O'Donnell u home on furhis motion picture ambition for the act. The certificate for you to cash lough from Great .Lakes. Good to rayoned lined. 2-8 yrs. tion F. a little uncertain. Ch.uie, Chamberlain of the Evan­ time being, and tv helping the boys is now in the mail and heading for .see ........ — -----•• Eton Caps to Match, Rayon Lined! In fact, everything you you Jack. P.F.O. Bert O'Donnell. gelical inuirr -l.« l«hton has spent by working at the Aircraft AccesJack’s big brother, was selected as have must be taken care several months in nn nviation xcliool the one fellow from tho Camp Lee Sgt. Harold Bolo ‘ vented a tank valve and utmthof. The less ypu have to hospital in West Virginia to be sent Buy. A. 943 FA. Bll. " Myers. Fla., but expecting to go buy, the more there'll be to Walter Reed hospital at Wash­ Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. ..v«, west. I xivrly U'«-d He would like to have back ington, D. C. to take a special sur­ Birthday—Feb. 3rd for victory. Tlie Berends brother* ore both id ‘n 1^.1U°'n? h,?‘ course. That's a fine recogni­ Old Zolly took the count on the gical A Boy’s Choice! tion for you Bert and we know you But what you MUST buy, H 5302 Sunset Blvd" Holly­ oni'.lnai announcement about you deserve in Fin. and Howard connected With dress it. Bert began hte new work wood. Cahf staling, "a money order of ’inur should be bought from WASH SUITS yesterday. (Wednesday) Forrest n-’d Arlic Bixler are doin': ;[ Billie Sandefur who was/rttm tn tilts' L> on the way to you Harold.'* Word has been received from Rus­ those you know and trust. r.radiintr from 1 hornxppl^Kellog'r Om- of our local bridge iJiurka in June joined the Navy seme time t tralghtcned us out bit by bll—Said sell Shcllenbarger that he had been For forty years, Penney's chosen to lead a coiumn of men. al­ bark -and te grtlfiu: hte basic tralnhas been regarded by but al the Gnat Lake-. Training eight bite to make a dollar." So now though he had not had former mili­ Statjin. we know but why should a "bridger" tary experience. There are six dif­ millions, as Thrift and Sav­ • Sanforized f .» max-.. UU.O I. *** pay so much attention to the. two ferent coluntns of men and the lea­ ings headquarters. ders of them all had had former Poplin! Galen L. Bel! ot the 1935 clavs of Hocer Levendeik' and Harold and heard it" Anyway, Harold, good military experience except Russell, • Action-Free which "maxes me fee) good to think luck and best wishes. that I was good enough at inarch­ Style! ing to compete with guys with for­ answer tn a Cliii-rmns card slatebut Dan Cupid Pvt. Dennis Otto Allcrdlng mer cxjicriehce. Though about fif­ Super - grade fine A.P.O. 41 c o Postmaster teen of them have had military ex­ poplin — scrviceS.m FlUllCtSCO, Calif. pei»c«ivc perience *i»c five ui of uiem them guv got ro to oc be fricnite who con write to huh at tl. ma Gibson, who left this past Tu>"a b 1 e. washable, address: » l<iuy to spend sonic time wilt Don We sent your money order lut week | squad leaders, and I am the 6th handsome looking! one." *. — We cun * sec ---you're **•*■—taking ' Pvt Galen L. Bell. U. S. Army । who was inducted shortly after their With some trepidation Dennis, be-....... Fine tailoring, too mprringc He has been located nt cause if you are on one of trie small things in your stride Russell, and with plenty of San Fr.incteco, Calif. Camp Crowder. Mo Mme Induction L-.h-md.. In the Pacific we suppose we're glad you re stepping right there’will be few things, if any. to pocket* (even a hip Burdette Klurnp of the same class’. ion Muy 1, last, and is now a ,-.cr- buy. yet we enn't m-iu! you packages along. Ru&eil's address is— pocket!). Save on Russell Charles Shelienbnrger A S. I grant. price! Save on his Co. 209 U. S. Naval Training Stu- ; wberc hr Is located hir. |w*ople don't ■ Sgt. Donald toyendccki'r it console you that you couldn't lion good clothes! 112 Signal Radio Intelligence Co. Let know but anyhow he still has the buy much with ppe buck anyway, Great Lakes. Ill. list limit. He recently had u chance Ills brother who was indue)r d Feb. if you can't find a place to spend It. Birthday—June 22nd Here are the new pictures that Clean, Crtep Cotton* For School! “Party" Rayon* Fa Robert 'Bob' C. Bronson with the | 1 hist year spent ilin-e months tit Uh> soft Hte nildii-* te: been added to the Service Mens '.he same camp and then was wnt have Air Corps In Africa is now a Capt. । T Corp. Burdette Klump Window. FROCKS FOR GIRLS We salute you. Sir! Sgt. Hubert Crisply Cut And Tailored! 201— Dr. Gordon FLvher this County but we kn.vw to be In I Bronson. Bobs brother, Is a pilot A.P.O. 9|3 c o Po'.tinusler 202- Cyrli D. Garrett that location. His addri-*-* te: Real style news for the school crowd! Fetching serving In New Guinea. He's com­ San FTniicteco. Calif ’ 203 -Donald Doyle RAYON BLOUSES princess styles, quaint bosque waists or trim tail­ manding officer of his unit. Wc sa ­ Did you know that Vemor Lcctka 205— Cole Flynn . lute you too Hubert. ored type with the pert trimmings girls adore enlisted in the Naval re.«rv"s and 206— DonaJd Nevins p o 883 c o Postmaster Ensign William "BiUy" Gladstone Light-hearted flower prints or sparkling stripes after Great Lakes training and .some I A 207 — Carl A. Hobcrt New York Citv who married a Kalamazoo girl (a time in Calif, wa-- sent to Wash­ In cotton! Soft pastels in rayon! Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 208— Philip J. Quick Mrs. Clayton Johnson of Ver­ niece of the Bernard Reeds) finished ington which he thinks te far ahead 209— Norman P. Began montville formerly nf this vicinity, hte Chicago training and returned , . Clever New Style* In cottas ”O Mlles M. Waters A good blouse can make SUCH homo Friday and leaves to-morrow much Hie "c" in hte last name got writes ux retarding her brother.-, [ :211 — Shirley K. Chaffee Harold mid Howard Snow. Harold a difference in the appearance • Friday » to report for active duty mislaid for u “i" so this is'the way lived with hte sister for two yt-ars I 212— Forest V. Mead (TA V6, BROTHER AND on the west coast. Both Billy and ot your suit! See this smart col­ to write him 213— Donaki Widrig while here and graduated from hte wife are much concerned about lection for yfurs! Smooth, Vemor Max Lictka H. A. l.-C .Ve SISTER SUITS Thomapplr-Kenogg with the 1940: 214— Russell Townsend a special blessed event at their house washable rayon crepe In long 215— Max Keller class. Last November he w as inductwhich te now due but which to date or short Sleeved styles! New Pfny • ed into thc anr.y air corp.' and re- ■ 21G—Charles WiLson Bremerton. Wash. different touches to give each reived bls basic training nt Miami ' 217— Howard MacDonald rives after Friday then Billy may Of eotin-c you knew that Carteton Beach, parly this year, lie was *en> | 218— William Hurst style a 'thte season' look! have to wait sometime before he Smith JoUtetL up with the force* to C«mp Crowder to school in con- : 219— Lee Bud Berndt sees his new son or daughter or x-verul years ago and te attached nrcllon nrvi„,„ with Wllll the ’'/Ppcater .n-peHlor ” course I 220— Stanley A. Stauffer Cunning little suits for your maybe bdth. 'cause you never can to the medical corps In the Pacific of signal Corps and expect* io uc 221— William Tnrbct toddler boy or girl's dess-up tell. PS— when Betty Sigler was Gored Or Pleated Style* area. Some time we hope he cun be ,here until about July. His addrew 222— James Dibble Rayon occasions! Suspender or bibvteltlng Leone Leopard in Chicago home and tell us ail about hte ex;, Ls Camp Crowder; and he Is now a 223— Bernard Davis top styles with solid or striped a few weeks ngo the girls met- Billy, NOVELTY SKIRTS petience* which he cant talk about iconMiral 224— Emerson Cairns a former schoolmate of thelr's on shirts Many have embroidery JERSEY PRINTS now. Hte brother Robert has been is from Howard Snow who te from Nash325—Charles Murphy the street, and If you believe even । or applique trimming I Little switched around considerably su..be vlllo vllle has just lust completed an three three[ 226—Dale Henry ' half the things they said about how Broadcloth girls' styles with kick-pleat Tie Back Styles te ..n iiptnjctor. Addrrns new thte months “Teletype Repair ' cmirre nt 327—Glenn E. Murphy handsome Billy looks as an Ensign skirts! Sizes 2 to 6. ' wpck Camp Crowder nnd new expects tn 228— Everett Johnson BABY BOYS* you can be sure he's a knock-out. ; Casual styles . lacut. Robert V. Smith | be returned to Ft. Dupont. Del. Hr , 229— Wm. Quick Billy’s wife's steter. "Ginny" Bates, 39Q- Arm d F. A. Bn. Just one sparkling new skirt in 230 -Lewis ML Castle SUITS who worked at Pennock hospital, te Bih Arm'd Div. Color is the thing for thte year I 1941 and Ls a Technician Sergeant | 231— Thomas Niethamer your wardrobe will make so expecting her sailing orders any day Camp Polk. La. ,[in tn UIC orp*. Tlie me otouicrs —for gay charm, for versatile the alKnnl Sltrnnl «.Corp* brothers 232— Robert A. E^.on many different costumes for now. from the base hospital at San wear, and for your own morale! They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. I have enjoyed being In the same! 233— Wyman W. Clogctt you! Select one of these smart Diego. • Vern Smith. — | camp. 234— Wesley Cordes Combined with the silkiness of wool-and-rayon plaids in bright Marshall Winans from Camp Bow­ Last Juiv. Rodnev Schad. Sonny We notice Zollv referred to our 235— Marshall Winans rayon Jersey you'll find it color combinations, or a fine ie. Texas Is home this week on furThe tiny boy Lee end Richmund Fenton Joined Middleville girls signing up for their . 236— J. Neteon Valentine doubly successful! Select yours, louh. He says he knows Albert Belall-wool crepe in gay solid wiU swell with tip with the marines. The latter Ls hit. Hazel (Curleyi Campbell was 237— Harold J. Sherman son is down there too but tlie two from thte fresh *tock See them tone! Knife or bias pleats or pride when you still in tlie state* but the other two the first girl from this county to en­ 238— John J Blocker fellows haven't met yet Pvt. Win­ today! graceful gores. 24 to 30. dress him in one have been oversea.-, for «ome time list and wax graduated with a petty | 239— Car) Edmunds ans home te in the Wilcox school of these little and w^ presume are real leather­ officers rating in. the WAVES on ■ 240—Harry L. Wood. Jr. district and he's classified In the suits! Open front neck*. Here arc R>xls and Sonny* Feb ) and is located In Chicago iI 341—Richard Bessmer T. D. division—tank destroyers to addresses: , Marjorie tPeggy > Chandler, teach-1 242-R. M. Sherman you. wUl leant to George Martz is home after seeing manage! Nauti­ plenty of action. (See story on front cal or button-on page.) Glad to have you home again, George. types In two Three of the Boughner boys who tone combina­ spent part of their lives in Freeport tions. FRIDAY are in service and wc claim them as another three star family for Bar­ ry county. Tlie boys addresses are— TOTS' COAT AND HAT SET Cpl. Robert W. Boughner Inst Training Sect. ' Charming little sets to make your toddler look like Waco Army Flying Sciiot' Waco. Texas a doll out walking! Coat* have simple embroidery •<< Birthday. Sept. 22. or stitching, and matching cap or bonnet! V ON THE HOME FRONT I MARCH OF YOUNG FASHIONS 1 79‘ SPECIALS SATUI,DAY NORTHERN TISSUE TOILET PAPER BALDWIN APPLES paM choice fruit DELICIOUS APPLES best foods HORSE RADISH MUSTARD 1 quart DILL PICKLES 4 . for 3 lbs. 3 lbs. 9 oz. 1 9C 25c 35c 10c 20c HELP WIN THE WAR BY BUYING BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS, MICH. filliam 6. Bougnntr 36148070 S. 700 c.'o Postmaster Birthday—Aug. 21/ **’" •‘ Pvt. Fred H- Boughner 36420111 Btrv A 358til C. A l U. S. Army ‘ Camp Stewart. Georgia Blrtliday—Nov. JI. The boys write that they .would Vke to have letters from their friends. . ■ Kenneth Sthmm has returned to Fort Bragg. N. C. after spending ten days at home. Here's Sgt. Norval Stamm's number and birthday that we missed last Heavy Printed Sateen! Smart Cotton Homespun Luncheon Cloths BEDSPREADS A touch of spring Indoors! Col­ orful . . . charming luncheon cloths with luscious prints on soft, creamy* backgrounds! Wonderful to brighten your breakfast nook, or luncheon table! 52“ x 52". Colorful and distinctive look­ ing spreads! Interesting multi­ colored Mexican peasant de­ sign on natural tan back­ ground! Rich, heavy home­ spun—practical and sturdy! Hemmed. 86" x 1M“. STORE HOURS DAILY tXCtPT THURSDAY » A. M. H « SATURDAY HOURS 9 A. M. H » f. THURSDAY 9 A. M. » 12 Nwa �THE HASTINGS BA NNKB, THVBSDAy, MARCH 11. 1M1 PAGE FOUR EDITORIALS Axis Jeeps No Match for Ours BOWLING NEWS , E. last Sunday evening and for naat; Regular meeting of Hiawatha Re­ won a pair from City Dads; State I COATS GROVE blanked Trio Cafe: Auto nobert Sease who L* tn lhe Air Bunday evening the subject will be bekan Lodge Ko. M trill be held in •The 23rd Psalm and what it means I.O.OJP. Hail Friday evening. Mar. Corp* and has been stationed tn to me" to be led by Wilma Haight, u, at 8 o’clock. —~— Hdwe. won three games from Con­ Florida is now to naVe College train­ * Your scribe should have given the ■ ing for 5 months at Clemson. South name of Pearl Dcraond as tlie owner • The P-N-O. will have regular sumers Power Co. * MA*. DorL Coau ha* rc- of the house that Lhe Crasley fam- meeting and pot luck supper at 8:30. BLISS LEAGUE — Shop Office Carolina.from-Mich. Slate College lly moved into in last weeks items. Friday. Mar. 12. at I O OF. Hall won twp from Office; Tool Room turned taken a 10 wks course there. took the odd game from Foundry, having The Loyal Order of Moose twill Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woodman and Ilave moved to the Chas. Towmend --------and Engineer., had two victories * -— a - Family baby visited Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shultz farm. * Fay Dcmond and daughter pave t Night. Monday. over Electricians. —. Member* and their guests in Hastings Saturday and on Sun­ Bemadlne visited at Pearl Demonds BM.V.. **re.h >?PISTON RING LEAGUE—Office day were dinner guests at H. Wood­ on Sunday. * Hlldred Chase soli- are Invited- Thl There will be a short No 1 won two games from Grind­ mans. * Ml*a Virginia Thompson cited in this section for the Red .program and entertainment ers: Shippers took a pair from Tool and friend of Kalamazoo are spend­ I The W.CT.U will meet Tuesday. Room, and Office No. 2 won the ing a few day* al lite former's par- good response, * Mr. andMrx.Floya Mar. 16. at 2 pm. at the home ol odd game from 40 M & Ms. enu home. Mr. and Mr* E. 8. VnnWie >nlln>c UIU Iru Mrs. Kenneth i Mrs. William Roh. 501 W. Grand. and Mr. .and Bob Stutz of Shippers scored a Thompson. Both ot the latter have Kelsev called at Paul Woodmans I Mrs. Mae Custer has charge of the 'program. Tlie sound picture. "Il'a big 031 series with games of 235- ibe^n ,„v.. sick .. - .. but, are better now. Jt A ia.-t Thursday evening. ,/ • the Brain Tlrat Counts" will be 204-192 which was high for the good crowd attended the L. A. 8 at Tk'A.’V * shown at the First U. B. Church the”Vr.i.k Frank Kilmer hnm» home last last ThtiraThur*- 1 . . ~ David Goodyear staged a one man show on the eliding day of the Hxstlngs City Bowling Tournament while bowling in the Singles event. He started hit first game with a • pare and then reeled off nine con­ secutive strikm but on his next trv ' the seven pin refused tn fall. Th* result was that He had bagged a big 279 game which Was a record for lhe alleys In sanctioned com­ petition. Dave then scored 181 and 161 to secure a 621 series and place him in third spot In the Singles can planes are delivered to the Alei'CCESS of the American Jeep event His big game and series lles?" the correspondents asked gave him the All Events first prz*: ' ’ on fighting fronts around the with a 1690 total as he had .-cored Goerins. according to the report, globe has prompted Hirohito and ber the date and come. Public In­ 534 and 533 in hte tenm and Dou­ WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE vited. See the announcement else­ Hitler to put similar vehicles In laughed and said: "You build your ble* events. Tlie All Events winaction. But Axis engineers have Leonard* came Into theh own sfven by 5 women. Mrs Wayne The local Order of the Eagtem where in thU Issue. planes, and our enemies theirs, and ntr> wi re ba»ed on actual pins and failed to produce a “reasonable well build ours, and one day you'll w( Coolbaugh being the Reader.•with star and Hasting No. 52 F & A M . the other events under handicap facsimile." The Japanese version see who ha* been buildine the best rf 812-838-837 re take the measure f-J^r^dBeSewJSSSf ______ ______ ___________ c="-“ of the Jeep (lower left), shown and th* most planes" Wander if Mich TidmP v. c »> wlnR wlfe rhic ^ve very< YP.n l’‘*‘'aJS'X wentnoRou*h- 421 * o™nd St >rtdEr The Hastings Pi,ton Rings of the of Mich. Co. Tkhn,........... , *Bell ,— , Tel. ; ' ■ Co —: Doris ~ ....... ■— _ uig. r. uik uuu wuc Recreation League won the team *—■ •led — --------------feno the out their' their a6 weeks sUy stay ”"}{ « B pm ^ere wip be darw12' at 2 30✓ ferro the ’ assault- with a 543 542 , fln flne„ talki mUu ab about event* with a 2666 series: Forest rtries and was ably assisted by D. • Florida. Margaret Lehmaii was McMillen and Forest Berndt won Thayer with 524 and good scores by ln charge of an applt. corUtw. which , Ing to Tonv Smits orchestra ot Germany; during the past several the Double, event with a 1267 total the other members of the team. wftli won by Doris Teeter. ’rnu.M* Guests Grand Rapids and also cards and FARM Bl REAU £ buggy. The German counterpart. refreshments. * * RM and Clark Pnyne grabbed the hon ­ dara-4*r the most powerful and Orphans won a pair of games । from away were J. O. Crawford fora or zt , ► pictured (upper right) with the . on irf the Singles with a 676 scries. The South Thomapple Fann ^long-sustained aerial bombardment from triton Ring Office: Bliss inear Delton and Vane Wotring of American Jeep built by Willys• r_ .... z,. ». *i -mii . Bureau Group will meet with Mr. The final winners are: ot the war. brings back recollec­ , blanked Bonnet and gown. Trio Woodland Letters from the follow--------Nw.»LJ? ■ tn, r.— o^^t Bnd Mrs Em"r> F'nkbeincr. Thur.Overland Motors, is a military Team Event C?fe won a pair from State fnsul- ling soldier boys were read—Ed with ith Mrs. Vemor Webster. 930 8 day evening. March 18. In addition tions of that conversation to Goerversion of the “Volkswagen." ExPiston Rings utlon: and Portias whitewashed Brinker. urinKcr, Don won Chase. unasc. Don iron Brisbin onsuin ' Church St., Wednesday. Mar 17. at to the regular dUcuvsion a Shadow l tensive tests conducted by the Middleville Strand oironu. .j and Don Deakins Deaklns who had received ..2: o'clock. Social will be held, with Bamev j. Army Ordnance Department show T'Xil Room. Blis, I. boxes from A. S. * Earl Scase Amoriea's important victory in ( — nthe - ~. L. - — ~। Cisler as auctioneer, to raise money The best se F our Jeep to be superior to the Nazi Shipping. P Ring th- discussion rt(o*n,«lnn on nn the the tuple tmiir* ot nt 192-183-167-542 the Regular meeting of W R.C. at for the Red Cross. Pot luck rrfro.iithe Blsmarch sea off New Guinea ' D Taliaferro a* version. With a four-cylinder Strand Theater 171-165-188-521 the Ten Commandments at the C their hall Mar. 11. at 2 o'clock. menu of cake. Jello and sandwiches D. Thayer was an impressive display .of air , engine mounted In the rear and a 179-144-165-488 I power. According to official com­ S two- . heel drive, the Volkswagen State Insulation 164-131-189-484 hits » tap speed of only 30 miles muniques. a Japanese convoy of : Doubles. 134-190-157-481 twelve transports protected by ten 1267 V. Wheating F. McMillen, F Bennett 142-157-164-453 I H Wi del. M Hoff. destroyers and'light cruisers, was | . !2» M. Sawyer A&P Super Right Meals 147-133-178-468 • 1251 J.-Purcell , E Smith. J. Stutz completely destroyed. In fterial Ac- j V. Shroyer 136-156-160-452 C. Krnficld. H. Ornv SUNNYFIELD BRAND tian, elghty-two planes of the RLs- | 184-113-153-450 I M Caukin, ■ G. Miller. R Taliaferro Ing Sun were either knocked into J. Brower 114-188-142-444 R. Stutz. J O'Connor the sea or forced out of action. I------------- -—- -------------- : ~ T Comp. H Phillip1K1 Estimates place the Japanese loss . tlvc session. Keyes wrote to some C. Morey. W. S-diader 1215 SOUTHIVEST WOODf.AND in men at 15.000 and tills is be- , of jjle M-nate leaders saying be C Dolan. D. Siegel. 1313 *Mr. and Mrs. Ca.sgo Smith and ' tiered to be conservative and does , uou!d lx, Rjad lo CQnsult tt1th them M Reynolds, H. Reynolds 1206 children Mr. and Mr: Paul Smith Singles— not include naval crew* of the • regarding committee appointments anti rhildnn of Lansing and Mr 676 and Mr*. Ward Green and daugh- ' tranrperts and warships Involved. | ((he licutenant-govemor is supposed 670 SLICED O* FIECE ters were Sunday, guests of their I Our losses were were lletu. !»«s thin ; to jiave authority to make such apD. Goodyear 663 pawn'*, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith : ■ Continued from page 1. See. 1) ha'.f a dozen planes, including one potntmrntsJ He told, in essence, BOILED HAM K Clark 662 * Mmter Gordon Chase cf Coats j bomber. This Is the first time that , jo nund his own business, that mlttee. It operated from May 1942 H FANCY «OCKS-1 tO . — Navlor 648 Grove spent Friday and Saturday . land based aviction has scored such । there wasn't any reason for such to February 1943 at which time it C Dot.in ROASTING CHICKENS „ 44c with Mr. and Mrs. Ora Lehman. Mr. I a smashing victory. Beth at Cora consultations because he wnt wa* discontinued During this time E VnnPopcring and Veylatdei. 633 and Mrs. Curl Lehman of Bellevue • sea and Midway.'tho land based ;il0lng to ha(e anything to do with, it collected over one thousand t<jns C. Florin 629 wore Sunday guests. * Mr. and Mrs scrap in lhe rural districts of the D Siegel DUCKLINGS L.. 33c bombers didn't do much damage, appointments, anyway. Maybe not. of Herbert Hick, and Eddie and Mrs. 1 county. Tills outlet for scrap metal Coming in at high levels, even lhe bU! Eugene apparently handed will G27 Kenneth William* and baby Rich- | be missed. All Events: TOP QUALITY FISH vaunted accuracy of the glamori’i'd -the boys" one of the neatest little ord of Battle Creek were Sunday । Almo-t the next morning after 1690 TEXAS—SEEDLESS c.illi't, nn Cha*.. Farlee and f.iniiiv I Norden bombsight wn«n t enough to ; technical licking* that has ever been tlie rubber.drive, criticism was made 1616 Richard remained and will be cared | eope with the small, shifting tar- administered to a group of Michigan by un-thinklng people as to win IV Hackney for by Mis* Ncvah Farice for an in- I rets mineuvoring about in the wa- ; legislator*. wasn't the rubber b.-liTg -moved IMS definite time. * Mr. and Mrs. George i ter thousands of feet below It was Enough rubber was salvaged in the Schalbly and Dunne of Woodland the Navy dive tomlxrs and torporlo I United States authat time to keep More Cheese Coming Up were Sunday dinner guests of Mr , the te-.huming plant- busy for two planes which did the heavy slugging 1556 and Mr . Harry Sandbrook. * Mr*. ' tconsin., ,,which , accounts fur years. Transportation and storugr Now. nowever. now, however, me the nrmy Army nimn-n airmen i। 1555 Bernice Kantncr entertained fifteen • presented complete and Ir.ccntro- I t:." rc l'’!a" ,b« American type had to be secured before the rub­ HfADlfSS AND ORiSStD 1551 ladle* Saturday afternoon in honor ' vcrtible evidence that they have rh ,ht* h“ ber could be moved. Even'so 1546 cf Mrs Mildred Ekkens. * Mr. and j WHITEFISH was one of the first eounevclved tactics copable of dealing produced between 30O.o90.OtX) •and County _Mra Loren Hcrsnueroer Hershberger ana and family . ties. In Michigan to more all it »HM WATER ‘ pounds annually during with enemy naval formatlin-. Tills ..ERVICE LEAGUE — Rotary No. were Sund.iv guests of their daughainn*. i ms Sunday ' salvaged rubber. FISH FILLETS won three games from Ktwanis ter. ” ■ -— VictorOberman —----- of • | Mi. and-• •* Mr. U. S. victory should als(■o help ex- recent y DRESSED Grand Haven * Misses Cornelia ■c still pre- | plain, if explanation metal piles in Hatltx-. ali-o b.otigh. 1 f it.nr.i-5 from Kiwnrn-. No. 2 and Marjcric Wise of Los Angelis i HERRING 2... 25c the same complalu- The public RECREATION LEAGUE — Bll,. did not fully realize that these wen w.-n two games from Pi-ton Ring.. California came Friday for a visit । with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. I rush ahead, beyond cur ability to rttSH-IENDti ALL PURPOSE ’ being moved into lhe mills when MiddlrviUe tmk n . pilr cf cam*? Joseph Wire and family. * The I epe ndequa’E aerial cover, the samg I the material was needed. At this wntI rhe r.’id game from Hastings Women Work cf the church of the 1 thine that happened to Japan. I schs. Brethren .rerved dinner ’o 70 of the । date all the WPA .-crap metal in Ice and Fuel. could happen to us. Triple AAA Committee men In Hit*- ; Burry County ha* been sold ty pri­ COMMERCIAL LEAGUEMed ­ vate dealers for processing: and is ics was better bv one game than tings last week. * Mi** Berts- Wot- j In the death of Hugh J. Gray, tint of Lanrlpg was a Sunday cues’ being moved out ot the county FRESH-TEN0E9 the tourist and resort industry of Q. May 1 lune a Bond reittued In December 1942. rhe War Pro­ Coffee shop: Andrus service blank­ of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn j this state is deprived cf one of Ils n> at tu include tlie name of duction Board asked for a "jalopy ' ed Middleville Creamery; Moo-e Wotring. most, constructive, liberal promo­ a ttiuwner? drive. Inasmuch ns weather inter­ ters and MiclUgan. itself, last a limA' fered there was not so much'activ­ A. let; if the Bond is regcltUrn, ity in this drive. Nevertheltsu. birred in your name CIIGA-tOUD—M SIZE BEET SUGAR nearly one hundred jalopies" alone, and if an excess •Dm- action cf lhe Supreme Court jack raosr moved Into junk channel* In Barry holding docs not result. 6F the United States in reversing County during this month. IX SUGAR Hie reissued Bond will WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Earlier In this report 1 mention­ the conviction of George Sylvester bear the ume issue nut tost ed about money- being given to Vlereck. Nazi propagandist, on the date as tho original FANCY RICE HORFOA-U. S. NO. I ■■ 3 us 28c charity from the waste-paper drives technical' grourrt! thaj he was not Bond. Tlie report I inn about to give on compelled to rep<)rt to the Slate this part of the committee's auivLBS. Q. May a creditor obtain infor­ Department any of his activities! MACARONI itv was confined Lirgel-. to th- city mation as to a debtor's ownexcept “as agent of a foreign prin- I of Hastings. Local committees in rnltip of War Savings clpal," means nothing except that juicr-toa size x. SUNNYFIELD ' TENDER—&R£tH .other communitlei. gave their Bond-? cur laws in regard to foreign agents money as they saw fit Thc^ouniv A. The Treasury gives no committee has no record of- their engaged in subversive activities information about tho activities. MICHIGAN—YELLOW need clarifying and .strengthening.' holdings of any person Paper drive donation' If Herr Vierrck had been doing Jn in War Sas Ing* except Red Cross received Germany Tor the U. S A. what he ! STALKS to that person or lo Hot Lunch hind was trying to do fn this country ns { F«BH-G«E£N such pcr-on- as liaio Youth Council a Nazi agent, he would have been ! clearly established a Scrap metal drive*. U8O "liquidated." in short order without I legal right to the infor­ benefit of trial. No reasonable per- , mation. Total 874676 son will advocate such a bloody sysHOT CEREAL Respectfully Mibtnlt'.cd. Charles Q. What will lhe Gmcrniurnl 4cm of perverted juHrte for tinR. Ar.nnblc. GOLDEN CENTER country. no matter how great the ; Tills report speaks for it-*lf and WHEAT GERM 0}iam ll*» indicate.- that this county, unde: aggravation. However, our laws : ■ ALSTON direction of Mr. Annnblc and hlshould be so amended that an enemy ' committee, has done effective work agent like Vlereck could not find WHEAT FOOD WISCONSIN MILD in directing the collection of scrap refuge and protection in mere tech- . materials needed for war produc­ nical deflcienelev tion CAKE FLOUR 5.IL 38c A new chairman to fill the vac­ Lieut. Col. Elliot Roosevelt may ' ancy left by Mr. Annablr'. r. ignaor may not have u«ed the b*.-t of NORTHERN tion has not yet been named. judgment in writing a “fighting i Fait. Paweriul I.ncomotlve Bt G.b Cmlrti. own district. Rep. Frttx G. Lanham On the electric railway bv'.v A. Your money will be put Manchester and Shrill eld. End. lo work at once to help by Rep. William P Lambcrtson. « a new e powerful and the .\atiun'* war pruKansas Republican against .the war ' 'hush-hush." record of the Roosevelt brother* with Shirt & Pants to match 2C(, -----------but most people fill agree that It Q. W|>rn will I make my inus many seconds alO IrJ aiaortrE was the natural reaction ol a nor­ eonir-tox rrpoH on the inhandle. Come in and see them. mal American With .vo many real erro-c in the value of a War M MATCHES weighs Savings Bund? enemies for this country t" fight. It . /Iliff | White sail Is too bad the provocation fur such I A. Yon may do either. Jackets 4.75 Shirts 2.50 Pants 2.98 HU H SAL SODA When running a letter existed From the standpoint 1 You may report the in­ I WHItt JAIL of justice and accurney. Rep Lam- ' crease in value of a bertaon's word ; can be ditmLAKd' War Saving* Bund on 4 cans13c your income tax report with contemp' Then- would be no current into overhead wire’, the first each year that you hold reason for attacking the war record I British electric locomotive 1 • do ot. 19c tl-.r Bond, or, you may of four brothers* which had been v-ail until you red rem even half a* pfxxl as the Roosevelts' iking a heavy train n BLUE IONNEI the Bond and then in­ —Particularly by one who hadn't | PKG. clude the incrca-c (the been within thu- thousand mile- or | We have them in stock in several colors, just the amount received over Mt of the nearest battle front Re- ' and abate the price you shirt for factory work. i-ublican,. according to report, Passenger Pigeon* Exterminated paid for the Bund) a* cheered this letter as enthuuasticalThe last known passenger pigeon income for that taxable Recommended as the safest styled work ly as lhc|r Dtmocratic cclleagu'-s died In the Cincinnati jito in 1914. shirt made — all sixes. And look at the QQf and Rep. Baldwin of New York This bird was exterminated entirely doubitexA exprev-ed the rentiments J DOZ. Pricc- -........................ tZ0 by mar., according to ofllcwls ci tile of. many Republican-, throughout I Rrntcmbcr—the longer Bakery Department the nation when lie ».ud that Lath- j MI-CHOICE ,, _r_ you keep War Bond*, am. in prsbirar the letter and de- ' up lo 10years, the inure caused by ruthlcs, k*!ling al - all .MARVEL, ENRICHED. DATED fending the Rqaaeveit’ boys, wgs1 Valuable (he, Ixsodie. timrs - t the year. A complete his­ ' voicing the sentiment of those nn SPRING LEATHER JACKETS tory of the bird may be found tn "The Passenger Ptgeon" by W. 3. gretablr trial the good work which ’ for Women Mcrshon. , the Republican party might do in ' A. new fill tn stock has arrived A very tin* emergency ; n responsible, SLICED minority i, contlrtbaUy being made beautiful style in cape and suede leather more difficult by the ' bone head" i Lght. medium and dark shades Full remarks of extremhu who seem , be|J Hip length . DON ’ T MISS THE lo hat* the Roosevelts wit It such ' blttcrnc1^ that one may be par- ‘ WHITENS CLOTHES DIXIE RIHG5 doned. at times for queuontng who' EACH 17C it is they nrc fighting—Hitler or, lheir opn preaienq.' LADY BALTIMORE LACH 31C Atthougl-. Jt dorsnt represent a particularly constructive contnbu- ------ DOX.. 12c DONUTS arcs; c^Finer, Fresher Flavor at NEW MOOSE HALL uou to good government, we can't help but applaud Keyes for tire 2 m 41c manner In wltich he out-wltted the SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 13 Republican >enators attempting to 2 lB 47c push through their highway reform LUCKY NUMBER WINS BIG SURPRISE! bill (which ically L-.ri't any reform 2 ... Sic MUI al all). Prior to lhe present legtaia(Continued from page I. Sec 1) Instead. Hte rotund Nau leader kidded the Americans about the ability of their country to build planes. “If we could only make plane* al your rate of production." he **ld. “we should be very weak. I mean that seriously. Your planes are good. but you don't build them fast enough" “Well, will Germany ORGANIZATIONS • ALL VOUR FOOD DEEDS • RflTIOD ITEmS GALORE W LOW CEILIDG PRICES REPORT ON COUNTY SALVAGE DRIVES ' GRAPEFRUIT SMOKED HAM ‘33< WALLEYED PIKE • 25‘ 6 ” 29‘ 2 CARROTS GREEH FEAS HEAD LETTUCE NEW POTATOES 5 LEMONS ONIONS APT’I.ES Here is a new weather-proof outfit that is NEW... ZELON PROCESSED 3 3 35c BROCCOLI 17c CELERY 25c PARSLEY IONA FLOUR 31‘ ROLLED OATS 2 17C 18* CHEEESE TISSUE J A (RET IT e Have the New FACTORY SHIRTS AMERICAN CHEESE SHARP CHEESE CHEDDAR CHEESE PABSf-m CHEESE CREAMERY BUTTER CRESTVIEW EGGS OLEOMARGARINE PURE LARD DANCE! 384 ^.HSER 18<f ctOROX SALTINES 52< 4V1 19< 18‘ BREAD BLUE SUDS 3 29 sll5°-s1275 Waters Clothes Shop Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy iiip« 5ELF-SERUItE HOT CROSS BUNS .... Igc �THE MABTINGS BANNER, Tili ng DAT, MARCH 11. 1843 law*tha Re­ ba held in mlns. Mar. regular ve Moose .will . Monday, their gueau be a short tent. rt Tuesday. W Grand arge ot the clure, "It’s B Church m. RememPiibllc in►ment eteeLSCS. Will r*. Warren St. Friday. pple Farm t with Mr ncr. Tliut.hIn addition i a Shadow ill* Barney al.se money ick refresh­ sandwiches Heal* ID M 30c Me is. 33c H IKE 29c li 35c ... 25c » 18c <g. 8c । 28c i 19c s March 17 Midweek ■ 38lh—Evangelist, Rev. Faul E. Qlm- Clark’s birthday which occurred on accepted the chalnnanahlp of their I in Woodland township on th* horns Saturday. March « j school dlaufcta to receive Red Croa* ! stead where ha died gll hte llfi -' ' .■ contribution*: Dunham—Mrs. Maude । Surviving. are one daughter, Mr* DUNHAM DISTRICT Harding; Norton-Mr*. Jorephfrw 1 Regina Benner of Woodland; thre* Last Week’s Letter Cheas«n*n, ktoore—Mrs Ida. Nprsons. Paul O. of Woodland. Luthe. Endaavor — 8:00 P. MWednsadty Mr. and Mrs. Olen Farthing and M. of Ionia and Cart at home; nine-1 Bunday callers at Ute home ol Mr I ton. * Cha* Stanton and mi-Ru>-— ..-L were Mr. fm started f<5rFiend* tb* Brstirt 1, Tnursdaj . g-V- ■«**». Thu,.XV H.rtW daughter Joyce were Sunday din­ teen grandchildren and-five great Uon as usi W cl Jeldtg and last week, for an indefinite stay: ♦’ ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert grandchildren. eek. — (Mr*. .t^Si -------- iugtlghter of Battle Creek. ... - Lyle, the Infant *on of Mr. and Mra I Funeral service* are being held Shellenbarger and sons Of North- thl* , gleet ao V im I a a~ salvation. Weidlg vu formeMv 5 4 |ecl ** ***** Mlvauon. i Seidls wa.s formerly Margandte iWeldlg wa* Margandte ; Merton Hoffman wa»*a gpe^t ot hl* Thursday afternoon at 1:30 Rev. George Wingard, pastor wm Woodland. * Mr*. Lawrence ।McKelvey, a granddaughter of the HIND. COHNEHN I !. »■ »>' grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs Claud10: 00 A. M —Morning worship 11 UH fl.iulil. Faul spent the weekend with her Zion Lutheran church of which he jI Hardtog* I. Mr*. EM Unu* Harding and .au«,u,«, Hoffman, Willie while his,I.IUUHI mother wm wa* III to. 11: 15 A. M.—Bunday school. The two small sons of Mr. and ! daughter. Mr*. Maxine Chantrene : the hospital for minor surgery. A daughter und family. Mr. and Mr*. 8:00 P. M. Young People* Serv-’* II Mrs. it the week »nd"iwo children. * RulscU Stanton and*Mn. Claud tzn/fman HoflnMuTvlsItea Robert Barton spent mna wKttitMw ai — m.w. : Mr. ana vc.. r-iana Clarence Arnie of Battle Creek. Mr. Lakeside cemetery end with their grundparents. Mr. ---**' of Dowling *penl the weekend at Mr. and Mr*. Francte Curley near . Faul joined her there for dintier land Mrs Claud Hammond. « Mr the home of Mr and Mrs. Harvey Middleville. Sunday * Frank Hyde ' Sunday. * Mr. und Mr*. Eldon Far­ United Brethren In Christ Village Election MBoday 1 and Mrs Kret Tobia* and children Cheeseman * Mr und Mr*. Paul te suffering from infection in one rell and Larry Joe were Sunday I. H. Osgood, Minuter 58 votes were cast In the Village 1 spent Bunday afternoon at the home Biiman and family of Battle Creek hand. dinner guest* of Mr and Mrs. Guy election held Monday, March 8. Woodtend— .oi Mr. and Mra. Hubert Beadle of Kantner pf South Woodland Other resulting as follow*: visited at Barney William's Sunday । ----------------------------------. Morning wonhi|^-10:00 A. M. i East Hasting* * Mr. and Mrs Clark * Mr. and Mr*. Harvey Cheeaeman turate were Vane Wotring of Wood------ ■----------'■ Sunday school—11:00 A MIn Michigan tuberculosis now kills President—Karl C. Faul. 1-,. no Robinson entertained the following and family %ere Sunday guest* of at only one-third the rate it did , md and Mr. and Mra Arthur । Unified Mtrvice, Christian EnClerk—Hcrnld E. Claaslc. Terter und family of Coate Grove. fuesta at dinner Sunday: Mr. -and Mr. -and deavor and aermon by the pastor— gw --------------------------- — — — . — — Mrs. Gordon Buxton -------- ot when the Michigan Tuberculosis As- I Treasurer—Ruth Scudder. * Tom NlelUntncr of Navy pier. | Mm. George Robinson of Boatings, Banfield. ♦ A number oft patron* Trustee*—Henry Hynes. Arthur 7:30 P. M. ---- ----- sociation was organ bed on February । Chicago visited his parents. Mr. and Allerdlng. Olenn Farthing. Cottage prayer_ ... meeting...— Wedne*Mr. and Mrs. John Wanda ' of- of thl* .—- ------------------------- -----Bechtel. -------- — thisr neighborhood atter~^ ■ndrd 1'ie 21.... 1908 .™,. Yet tuberculosis is .. still .Ml the | Mrs. Frank Niethamer for a few day ; and Junior. Junf- ~-* -------- Her- creamery sy—7:30 P. M. fBnd Edd Newton and meeting Tuesday at Na*h- leading cause of death for the age EvangellsUc service* begin March bert Sutton, local, to honor ot ville. * The following persons have group between 15. and 43 from an attack of mumps and wa* Tlie local Red Cross campaign is given a feu days leave before well under way with the committee £<Htnnin<i hl* studies again. * * member* having already made many Mr, i.nd Mr* Robert Crockford call* and received many gifts. ' / 1 T.™. Besides the gift of *50.00 from Mi- John Hvn-- of c.' Holt. !!c!i. * i Mr ‘ me School Scrap Fund. The Woodand Mrs llureclk Ixno f«M> of nr Fowler Pnwier.­ lanri volunteer Fireman donated ville and John Lazo., Jr. of Ver­ 110.00. Tile Woodland Farm Bu­ montville w£j»/ Sunday dinner reau. 810 00 and the Red White and gunte of ztfielr parents, Mr. and Blue Club. 83 00 Mrr- Jutlii Izrzo. * Mr. und Mrs. Leon' Nicholson had word from' SCHOOL NOTES their wn M.r.nard Monday morning that he left Ft Custer last Monday The local chapter of the Veteran* end whs now located In Ft. Riley. of Foreign Wars presented the Kan-.t.- * Mr;, C B. Benlinm of Dowagiac rprnt the weekend with Woodland Township school with hen daughter and family. Mr and four new flags to be displayed In Mrs. Karl Faul. Sunday dinner the various rooms. The*e flags were gur.«l» were Mr. and Mrs Richard greatly appreciated and will re­ Hughes of Allman pn<l Lt. Col and place worn-out flags now in use. Mrs. H J S'nng of Qawaglnc Col. St-.nu has been transferred from Over Middleville Quintet Detroit lo New Orlmns. la*., and left for hte new duties on Tues­ Woodlana Musketeers played nt day He is In lhe Ordnance Dejwirt- Middleville last Friday night and tnenl ant! will lx- Commanding Of­ took the strong Middleville quin­ ficer of the Port of Embarkation tet with a score of 41 to 37. Our there Mis Rlune. who will 1w rc- boys led all the way, taking the m< inhered in Hastings a* Doris lend at lhe beginning, allho tlie Benham, is Joining him as soon ns score was close at many pointe. she can make arningemcnts to close Vandccar and Allerdlng carried th: lr home and business in Dowa­ away high scoring honors with 9 giac * Corp. Robert Bailey te spend­ ond 10 points respectively and the inc nn B dav furloiurh with his par­ former, played his best game of ents. Mr. and Mrs. laiwrence the season Harper. Rhine. Bom. Flnefrock. Bob has been transfer- Burkle and McMillen were tne other ted from Camp Crowder. Mo., to members of the squad who saw ac­ Cnmp Belb-voir;-. Virginia where I tion and helped bring home that Im will attend Officer’* Training cherished victory. ■ rehool for Engineers. Congratula-1 -------------The second - -----team lost a close one 'ion-' * The Misses Cornelia and to the Middleville team, with a Marlorir Wise of Los Angele*. California vteltrd their parent*. Mr nln and tuck affair with Roas und Mrs. J<»- Wise- of South Woxt- Kreb* and Henney scoring 13 and Innd from Friditv until Wednesday. 12 ooints respectively. The game with Lake Odessa last week uas played on our home floor er were Sunday evening ettllers at and was u real battle all the way. the Wise home * Mrs. Bertha Cot­ Woodland started sirens and led ton of Eu-1 Woodland .mm-iu the thruout th? contest until the final week'nd with tier dnughltr and minute and a half. The final score husbund. Ml. and Mr*. Willis Dal- war 42 to 41 In these last two games .with trm * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence For­ man und children ol Homer were Lake O and Middleville, it seemed Sundav guests <>r. his parents. Mr. that our boys had at lost come Into and Mrs. Geo. Forman There was their own and were the team with a bittliday.dinner in h"U"r of Les­ ter's Oth birthday. * Howard Hewi" is recovering from (a severe Central C Tournament Held At roltl and threatened pneumonia * Tiii»; season. Woodland Mr H-nr- Hviie is visiting her Mr> I V Johnson of Kul- Claw. D. which te based on the iiniuzi-o thl* *eek * Mr- and Mra school enrollment Thus we find l> N. Stowell attend'd the fimcrtil that xre have played only one team <ir tii;- latter's cousin. Mrs. J Edgar in our claaa all season long and C..1 of Battle Creek. Monday. * that team. Sunfield, we xlfefeated Mr and Mix Tom l^na of ..V™™1 twice. The District Tournament will b" Ibmtds rprpt Hu- weekend.with Mr '.nd Mt W:.vnc Long, ^'"da* d'n- held at la»ke Odessa the weekend n<-r ct-> ■-! •. wen- Mr atm rm« ■ of kfareh 12 and 13 and the weekarid Mr*. Mrs. Fred ilnJ’un'l mu'Jack- * Mr. and Mrsi cud Wi March 19 and 20. with L*l,k .....i Audrey were SunHun- W ikkIIiUu*. ,pitted ftoy Petkin" and \------------------ against Sunfield tn Class D. Wood­ ri«v dinner attests of Mr and Mrs. and ami Clarksville in muatt'Xvmaul * Mr and Mrs u~s bve so . they will play Land -drew n. bye Leon Hvtv s and Gladys *p*nt Sun­ the alhners of Friday night’s game. day with Mr and Mrs. L. V Rode- on Saturday night. baugh of Laming. * Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Tvcher and Ira Tlscher of. Kindergarten and First Grade Mis* Doris Whitney, teacher, i Like Odevui ■ were Sunday' dinner Mrs Vesta Born. Assistant. gueM.i ol Mr and Mrs Roy RowJack Amle is now going to the htdrr and Mrs. Jessie Hatton * Ann J. Kellogg School In Battlle Mr and Mrs D- N Stowell attend­ Creek We will mlns Jack ed the funeral <’! tl'1’ Joyce McMillen entered our room cowin. Mr: Frank Higgins of lonU week She comes from Mar­ last Thursday * Mr. and Mr*. Nat last Peters and Miss Pollyanna Eng-; quette and is in the First grade. Wc are learning many things land arrived at the home of their ,.<u ­ about the Chinese Francte Townmother. Mrs Glenn England Wed ’from New send showed us some things nesday night enroute .. . . M-» _n~ which Ul. , HrmirrliT Hjr-Vi»ek ZmmIrom “ Mr Sd Mr, f«™> Rier, hi.11n»u« brau.hr York Cilv; Mr Mrs.h!rmgsa n, lranil hom. CtoSb Chin., Gordon Wr round . turned to their home in Chicago WOODLAND MONTGGMIRY Fw Ford Vo '35-'3i ENJOY TROUBLE-FREE CAR PERFORMANCE AGAIN! Al thi* low Ward price, • renewing" your car with a Rebuilt Molar is lhe practical, economical thing to dol Biminoto expensive repair* . . . cut gat and oil expanse. Ward blocks are rebuilt from lhe ground up, by factory experts ... not just repaired. This one has 112 new part*. 52 factory-renewed port*, 164 rebuilding operations! Price is with trade-in motor good for rebuilding. Available on Wards Tim* Payment Plan. Rebuilt Blocks for other nodel cars low priced, too! RabuiH Carburetor, Ford □A-'Sb Muffler Foe Ford 'M-l* 3 Correct faulty ignition . . . coorerve goal Completely rebuilt by Ready-Lined Brake Shoes, Ford '37-*3S «... CiMiW Fnl 17-'41 J39 52c quick, easy installation! Su­ preme Quality. Exchange price. E 19c ! 29c 23c . 38c 2oc > 5c 13c 19c 17c 31c 12c IS * Mrs. Igiwrrnce Bint called on Mrs u»>*. ••• —------- - — will nnt.h Ui.lr hospital in l-inslng last Saturday. Surprise Picture Books and Before Shu.,0U,e<m’(’'iirion fUrtrt’recnt • We Rend*Work'Books and be ready INSTALL A SET OF WARD SPARK PLUGS Word* “Standard". Give* you al important feature* of nationallyadverti*«d plug* at far law anti Mn- . Watrous health had tx?en j next week. MTS ... , . . wmnruH .... growing ............. worse.. ..toll .......... _ p.radunllv until rinulfinalThird Grade ly in spile cf her weak neart. an MrN Hjldn BftBS lCBChrr. operation wii.s <ie« med necrasan. Wp Wclcomc t0 our rooin J*y Lea In tin-ojM’iatien. ixrfonncd oil Feb. Chlirlollc rurai ^cl»ooLs and 19 under I ■ <’ uncsthes a. i« group h Notrls rrom lhp MlddlevU!e | of goiters were removed. Her con- ,^,00! rlitlon Is now considered "'*"“*'<1 • Ruth men]. ..pcUetf Our room1 a complete reeoyery te expected. 1 rfown ,n a „ down the although al prerent, she is but a B(1d H,r\s shadow- <;f {njr inrmerrelf m, her Bendel! Studt who has been 111 Woodland frlemte h’r . h3, returned to school. -a pvi. Jmk Hilley is M J'0’"'-J"1’ Mrs Brumm taught to our room ing been given an honorable dis j. . Thursday charge from Hie Anny «*■ Norma Jean Classic. Peggy Ral­ phs Meal ailment. He was ngh and Dean Hager have been “» •1~»‘ ” t.-r Mrs Bettv Kruger and Mra.;’e,*rEdith Wunderlich of Grand Rap­ ( Hl'RCH NOTES ids w re Sundav dinner guest* of । The Evangelical Church Mr nnil Mr.- Dor Stowell * RevJ J. S. Dcnbler. pastor and Mra. Arthur Dodge received .10.00 A. M.—Morning worship. ••on! •.•.inn from num lowell that he had -nAnthem—’’Jcsite Lover of My rived '«► hte basic trnliilnc camp In soul”. Lorenz. ..... Hi* .... address isu Pvt Pvt Lowell ixswell Theme of Sermon—’’The Rift in, Utah. IX d«r A.AF.D.TC Flight ICO ; tlie Clouds ’ Olnu jj.00 A M_Sunday Mhool. Rod 23 507 T.G Baste Training Center No 5..Keanv. Utah. , 7:45 P M -E L of C. E, TopicI The Twenty Third Psalm Ahd What It Means To U»." Leader Dorothy M- und Mrs Lee Hasel of Lake and Janice Bates. Odra -t are tlie parent* of a five, 8:30 P. M.—Evening Worship, pound, nine ounce baby bur, bom Sjx-cia) Number-"What A Wonder­ lit Pennock hospital on February ful Savior." 33 Hr will answer to the natpc of Sermon theme—"How A Meeting I,--.-. Jr. as he arrived on his Was Broken Up.” MH- i bli'r.'l.'v Mis Hired is the Wednesday evening—Choir Re­ former Elnora Luca*, daughter of!' hearsal. Mr and Mra. Lowrance LUca ' Midweek Prayer Service Thurs­ South Woodland. day Evening I ; Lenten Retreat. March 24 Evan­ West Wordland Bfrthdsv -------------------- ZEV ’ XL’. nffieer. gelical church tn Kalamazoo SpeakMr- Tterthn UnVJtrf I crs *111 ** rr°l SietMTt of Kalama- Wmt Woodland Birthday Club al of Naperville, Illinois ... the foiiner’. home la-t Friday aft- SouU, WoMland Church erjaxm Fifteen members were o( l|)f Brethren pre: ent. Election of officers resulted, Arthur L Dodge, jiastor as follovs: President. Elsie Parti)-; 10: 00 A. M —Worship and sermon. Ing: Vice president—Lula Hauer; ■. 11.00 A. M.-Sunday school. Secretary—Mabel Booher. Flower', -- - . Wc invite others who have no commuter—Louella Reesor r"'4 church home lo worship with us. and ►esor ।, .... Mildred Hebe. Mrs. Lnuflla Rersor Zinn Lutheran Church Home Nursing Course tills club Ls I. Paul W. Geiger, pastor r-ponsoring this winter. 1 10:00 A. M —Sunday school. 11: 00 A. M.—Morniiw worship. —T,*" j ' Sermon Theme: "Know ItnodlandTownsblp Pawe* Truth About Your Country." mSsriSd wrjjs ks **• ?. is ±u.v^1MXp.»?BuS,&uUwe - 29c STURDY HI-LO KEEP A TOM REPAIR KIT HANDY 29c 57*/l *q.“ strip rubbar, 10 sq. Casing Patch, 3-ply 25c FULL PANEL CRIB SUPREME OU! 16.95 In Your Container Convenient Hi Lo spring . . . saves Mother from bending! Full length front panel avoids drafts Use as bassinet or crib! Improved no-sag spring con­ struction! “Kitten” designs! Cotton Felt Mattress9-95 Plus Federal 19® 100% pure Pennsylvania ... the same top grade you'd pay much more for elsewhere. 5 QT. CAN 8 QT. 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Dr. LltzJe's funeral---Tungate and daughter Charlotte, time in Kalamazoo with her ■ daugh-' day at the urthome iiuiiirofu«Mra. min.W. R.,v. Cram waa quite ill last week, but wUl be held in .Detroit, but the The latter brought n decorated ^}pje™are~havlng ter and family. * ’A goodormany fQr Uw is now much Improved. * Mra. Fred colds, mf"u ,R?r!*r'l t.,s***1 for -----——..js ----------pleasure. *‘ -------- “ body will be brought to Middleville cake for Richards --------- ,a- " "an*r “““ ror me cm WednesdayJorcnoon svcuiirauiiy lurcituun and «itu comwu>- Miss Mnrcle Henning Henning has returned The thermometer at Gun lake this.local chapter kitchen. Committee Guflln spent Friday tn Grand Rap­ mlttal services will be held at the to her work at the telephone office Monday morning. March 8 we hear for next month’s dinner is Mrs ids with her nephew. William Mil­ A telephone message from Detroit farruiy 'io't "m*Mt’"Hope'"cemeten. in Hastings, After a few"days vaca- stood at 23 below—which surely | Lcnna Kirknatncx and Mrs Flora ler. who had been ID for many thb Monday announced the death * Mrs. Mattle Benaway spent Fri- tion. spent at Camp Phillips. Han­ must be a record for this time o( | Hanlon, a kin Harry Beisch at- months. * The Thomapple-Kellogg oi Dr. Llszle Hendershott earlier: day at Battle Creek with her sas. as guest of Corporal Stewart the year. However, Mac Corson । tended lhe meeting of lhe O O basketball team cloned its winter s in the day at her home after an ex- I daughter, Pauline. * A family din- Sweet. * Mrs. Gllda Johnson and writes that Florida has been chilly, c|Ub jn Grand Rapids Wednesday schedule Friday -night with a low tended period of ill-health. De. ner was held at the home of Mr. children have moved from tlie vic- coiierntiAauont'’ tn>HMr COJnHOrtMr* 1 evening. She was accompanied by to the Woodland team in a very ——..... ■■■— — Llzzle was born In Irving 84 years nnd Mrs. Julian Potts. Tuesday eve- inity soutiicast of town to the An­ Congratulations to Mr. w..u and Mrs. ner her small ciauontcr daughter Nancv * a Mrs fast and close game. This .slid the Arnold Parker Parker of * tigo on Marell 3. the daughter of' ning. March 2. honoring the birth- drew Gnckler farm west. * The Arnold of Cadillac, Cadillac, on on lhe lhe, iX.X. Charles Rohrbacher f!SP andc,h. voune son1 local boya down into the second Mr. and Mrs. John Hendershott. day of thetr daughter. Betty Rob- Rouse circle met with Mrs. Lenna birth of another son. Mon. Mar. 1 i were brought home from Pennock E1*CP for tl,f c tournament meet. t<* »« »»“» Delton. pioneer settlers. She graduated ertson. Besides Betty and husband. Kirkpatrick Thursday afternoon His parents. Mr and Mra A. H. h£mraf°u5? .M MonZ aEdTre from the lhe Homeopathic Medical, others present were Mr. and ar Mrs. with nearly a hundred per cent at- Parker arc at Cadillac caring for both fine and dandy a Mrs Flovd However, wc think with two or College of the University of Michl-i and tendance of members. All report the other two children. Sally and Helrlgcl and daughter Barbara ,hrep pl’Kra dropping out and goMichl-1 Glenn Dean and Jour children chlkli gan in —two chllIn June !8£8. 1868. and had the dir.dis- ‘ Ralph FlnkbelnerUnd Finkbelner^imt-twi. ...... a- fine time. The April meeting Pni * Through u letter to her;went to Detroit Ihursdav whtre'U110 w^e. and other diffkultinctlon of being one af of the first I| drrn. Mrs. F. was unable to be will will be be held with Mrs. Glenn Blake, ueople from Lieut. Ann Perry, who they rnet Mr Helrigel who came tlM- the hMve done weU wln* Is somewhere on an Island in tne from New Jersey and all returned ,llnR ten oul lhe thirteen game women doctors graduated from present because of her defense ** We. are glad to hear Mrs. Ray southwest Pacific" Mr. and Mrs K thi- Skmlay tSZnUng «chcdnie. The score Friday night that Institution. institution. For one year she i■ work. * The Earl Savage family Lyons Irf Improving improving from f her recent have ’ve just heard of Mr u, and Mrs Ui Burdick8 and ' *tood 41 10 37 ,n f*vOr of the vl»was assistant to Dr. D. M. NottingNotting- !I has moved from the. Alton Pink- sickness sicknessand and is is able able to be up about Miner Palmer, ha ynn Bunlick and । Uo „ nt the close. At the half It ham of Lansing and Liter later wns as- , belntr belr.tr place, northwest of town the the house. house. * *MLss Miss Elsie E Riggel has ard. w’n'X^ ‘WW"n eociate partner of Dr. Mary ThompThomp-1J to the Flo Taylor res)/ residence on Main mm.. relumed ...u.,,,~ m ‘to »v the Glen •• Blake ,. houscmm— ILtu. l.t. FC 115 5 1111< r written FtO. n n tl nil'll! visitors nf Mr A I* ,1 X.tr« was 21 to 17 In Woodland's favor, ooclate after spending n week at her 14 stated he had been brought to carl Pferdeateller1 *' wiiUnm but at the third quarter they were -1 Detroit. “------Severn! --------- months *----- c*'5i. snd and fa:Sly are movie- ■ing hold ----------------- —*-* son of she, Alien St. Alton farm!) lhe Jacob v,„c » ------ ------- — _ only one point behind with a score >cob ., home at ...... Saranac with the measles, the hospital where she is stationed. Campbell of the Detroit fr was resident physician of the ma- • back to their place from ------k relumed -(1 loto.*.. Cook, U»e but butwas wasbetter betteratatthat thatwriting. writing.The The IsnenT tiw* 29 to 28. The last two minutes of ternity hospital or the Woman's Finkbelner farm west west of town. He ★ Miss Loueta Homeopathic Awlation of Penn- wUl aho work '• the ‘farm of Mrs. home of her , aunt. Mra. Sarah last letter Dick’s folks received;X, Mr a,,d fjra rhlriJraEK: the game our boys had four play’ * Two caucuses far niSS«’ era on lhe floor—two having been sylvania nt Philadelphia, but ow­ David Benawa. * Mrs. Clyde Skin- Campbell Saturday evening, after from him was written for his mothU1K m-mu she „lc returned to ner made t business trip to Chicago a ten day sU*y with her parents in ers birthday. Feb. 2. * Mrs. Earl llon' of offic„s tor Tl>omi oole fouled out, and that is the way ing *U to .U 111 health her home at Irving andpracticed .Monday of law week, returning natlle Creek while recovering from U-c and daughter Nancy and Mra. township will be held at toe cllv lhe game ended. High points for medicine 'until until juM^when 18SS when Jh? toe JAm* fam- home on Tuesday. Her sitter. Mrs. n fall. The X-rays showed no .Max Lynd were Grand Rapids vis-1 hnll on p6aturdov The Resmbliron the home boys were Moore with 14 Uy to Middirviue. MiddleviUe. Dr. Dr.Idrale Uycndecker ■w.-w„,p«,u accompanied Several of the | ls scheduled fOr3-30 n m nrui the and Finkbelner with 13. Woodland s liy moyed moved io i.izaic '; Donald uih.»u au fracture u-v.u, but rather a serious back itora. Friday. * -------—«..! physician of this ,K*. ! *,._ r.n totnCamp ctamnCrowder, Cmu.ii.r injury and she Iws not returned to teachers spent the weekend at lheir I Democratic for a n’rinrk’ * Thn ■*■••• -•••• was a ... successful her ,,.4 and wen*, on high point was Allerdlng with 9. vicinity several years until sickness f Mo., to spend some time with her ,«iooL rchool ★ The Joe Kurinasale homes. Henry Cunningham at Bat- ; udies of the kairie TitZraX etuh Tllptournament is scheduled at utrnwni nllu „u-v-,n,.* - Ray -------------------------forced retirerAent and sue she won, went *u to hu«band. Potts has, been con- Tuesday was v. ry satbfactory. The tl- Creek. Mlxs Mnrjorie Chandler wni mw.t Wednr^Uv mr th?ir .n 1 Lakp Odessa March 12 and 13. a De{r01t ... r _ --------— u*. c.-------------lithxher sisters nnd where fined to hubed at hLs home on farm lias been sold to Henry Stehr at Charlotte Miss Jane Mather at, nual dlnn.r 1^JJ!LuSr1SL’|Mrj. Walter Thornton, sister of she havSlnee mat!<* her home.'Dr. | Main St. sinceThursday withrtrep and lhe Kurina family has re- Cedar Springs, and MM Jane Wtn Crldler * Mr< an Mrs. Gerald White, is convalescing LtaJKns we knew her. was a fine throat. * Arthur Valentine of the turned to Chicago after several Bouck al Big Rapids. * Mra. Flo- ; ttntI VoUr‘“"^ *D”S’ V,r“I at Pennock hospital. Hastings from tvpc of Christian womanhood, a I Willow Ruu plant spent the week- years residence in this vicinity, rente Henning nnd daughter Mrs. i10mZ tn nLtmif a serious surgical operation persimnv personality and took adver- | end and until Monday with his The sudden change was made by Roger Rogers of Detroit spent' a few .«<T. ‘ZSS wSTC £2 tri, .“Ji Me sides and sickness as part of life family at the Dr. Frank Shaw home the unexpected death of their hours Thursday with the former's'nf her narent* Mr .n,• Bert Ullerv of Hostings nnd Mrs. nnd met them with a smile. For I All have been having a .'lege of daughter Frances who left an in- brother-in-law and sister. Mr and p Elwood * "rii’re Brartv "UJi if • Florence UUery. local, were callers several rears she has been practical- 1 the flu. * The Young Woman’s fanl sou to be cared for. * Ray- Mrs. Charles Campbell Mr. Rn<-. . j J1' nraa*. son ot , 0( thelf mother #nd slslcr M„ ly blind, which to one of h- r tern- Guild of the Methodist church will mond Overholt, son of Mr. and Mrs. era was in Hastings on business in lnto Jervtre and uh ra w I Adelaide Baird and Mrs. Fred Wierperament. nnd as a student, would; enjoy n dinner party this Thur*. Myron Overholt, left for Ft. Custer connection with tite new egg dry- C„«ter WednXiav ("lari w«mnr' I,nHa and f«mily Sundav. * The have been a great aHU'tira to dav evening nt lhe home of Mrs. Friday. He was given clmrge of ing plant. * Mrs E. F. Bmkc was ,lpd . Mo ML« HeU^ Birck i। *' ------- * " “J— school class “of* Maronot Sunday most people, tut which to her. was James Robertson. Tlie girls are the group of lads colng from Has- in Grand Rapids. Thursday attend- ; ’ toe BattleCreek vLMnitv * the Methodist church will meet a cross born - with sm.llng courage. Inviting their husbands in for the Ungs to Uervtce. * The MlddleviUle I-’ the fuwrai of a friend * $ this Wednesday evening at the Her health for W>me time has re-1 gathirlng. * Richard Allen s 16th Woman’s Reading Club will enter- William G. Miller and Mrs. Eudora cht-bovgrai'SiMurtav church for supper and monthly qulred the attcndartFc of a practieal; birthday. Match 4 was observed tain the ladles of the Caledonia E Wright, of the Irving road, were called hi erttuVBI’trSL. gathering. The name signifies hr»the? o f nurse. Site is survived hv ber three | with a birthday supper nt toe home club next Tuesday at their meet- united in marriage. Saturday eve- fa,*2t ■ married or not." Mrs Floyd Helsisters. Mrs. Florence Henning and , of ids parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn ing. The program promises to be ninjr nt the Methodist parsonage, i. JJ'T;„ ™ rlgei is the teacher. * Mrs. Andrew Mira Pearl Hendcnhoit of Detroit < Allen at Parmelee Guests were very Interesting as it is a forum by *Rev I. W. Minor. * Ten past Jh? trio i Mra cCSu R™ Finkbelner observed a birthday an­ and Mrs Charles Campbell of Mid- | Mr. and Mra, Shirley Kenneen and * Mrs. James Storkan of Yankee matrons of tlie Eastern Star chapR.O!lp.n.b’:r‘s and was much the funeral of Harrv niversary Saturday .dievillc. Another sister. Blanch died • son John und Mr. and Mrs. Loren Springs has been spending some ter hadi a pleasant afternoon Fri- attended to have her sister. Mrs. Buskirk, a family friend, in Grand surprised Sarah Otroth of Maple Drove ac­ i Rapids Monday, a Harry Mugridge companied bv her son-in-law and was confined to his bed several days daughter. Mr. and Mrs. 'Leslie last week bv sickness, a Albert breeze In with the storm, Vredenbunr. we are glad to know, Adamsladen for a fine birthday is improving from his recent illness well Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. •but still confined to thebed. * Rob­ dinner. were Invited to the ert Carter of W.M.CE spent the Finkbelner home of their daughter Mfs James weekend with his parents. Mr. and Clark Parmelee for a birthday Mrs. John Carter of Gun lake, and dinner atArriving there other mem­ with his mother called on his aunt. bers of lhe family commenced to Mrs Minnie Johnson. Saturday in until the entire family anevening. * Mr. and Mrs. Glenn drop poured with plenty of eats tor the Solomon and sons Russell and Cur- ornwr of such an event. •1s. were in Grand Rapids Thurs­ Besidesobservance those mentioned, others day evening, where they were call­ present were and Mn- Elvin ed bv the serious condition of Finkbelner andRev. Barbara. Glenn's brother. Will who had n Betty. Ellen anddaughters. Norma and a girl Mood clot near the heart. Mr. and friend, all of Bangor. Mr. ami Mrs. Mrs. Solomon were in the div Oscar Finkbelner and children. Monday nfternoon to see him and Maxine. Stanley and Phyllis and •Iso called oa another, brother. Lewis Solomon and familv. and on Mr and Mra. Ernest Schmidt and new babv. * Captain Arnold Hochekc arrived nt the Cal Streeter home al Gun lake Wednesday and with lilt wife and infant daughter left on Thursday for Ft. Benning, Ga. Cards received this Monday state thev arrived at their destina­ tion nil rteht. but that the CnpiMtn was ill,in the hospital with the flu. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ha.4kins were In Saranac on Saturday. * John Potts of the Michigan StateI College and Gerald Potts of La-1 If I A h I r 1/ I I I r M Dlj FV r I I I 1/ U L L i ILLI. ONRATIONED ( SELECT YOURS EARLY! ® NO SHOE RATION COUPON NEEDED TO PURCHASE MANY STYLES OF Sil SPRING AND SUMMER FOOTWEAR! Choose now from our big array of patterns W Women’s Casual Shoes Colors: Red, Biege, Brown and White Men’s and Women’s Woven Leather Tennis or Gym Shoes Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Styles Styles for the Baby, in All Sizes to 4 Hard Or Soft Sole Shoes Women’s Canvas Oxford Colorful! Popular! All Sizes, Colors! 00 Men’s Women’s and Children’s Felt or Leather House Slippers THESE ARE RATION FREE TOO! MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN S Fri iHni *°n of Howne townshio who is there KSfl very 111. She has bad five blond ■5JJB ; trnnsfiixlons «ud l« to have anothUMi "• Her <uh«r sister. Mn. Vance, MBVHruirn of Lamina 1« spending a iSmlf'Pv dnvs In Grand Ranlda nt the LWnlhome nr her daughter. Mrs. Wood-' MKfl row Gilletts and in he near the hn«nltal. * The Methodist church ■UHIlwhieh ha* two service flam con-! Kflwitalnlng thirty .«»ara is collecting i 'be pictures of the hovs in service; u,ho at. fome-Utne have been af-1 IJ|W filiated with the Sundav school nr Kjfl i church. They are tn he ntorM In1 ■KM • frame and several have al’»adv i h-rn I.|»r«d on the i«’te Pnm: Illes of the bnvs are a»ked to hand (■■j n "m")l nlctiire to Mr R>igc for1 MW • thl« ntirnose. * Mr. and Mrs. Rog-1 MM । er Dgvis of Athens and Miss Ver- I , nelva Barnum of Hartings were Ufil afternonn visitor* at the MN Glenn Solomon home. ★ Mrs Peter S2 '‘""•rn end mnfher. Mrs. Carrie [■■j Sickle with Detroit friends were KiM v,.’Vor* nf Mr Petersen Friday night and Saturday. * Harrv All­ rar brecht of W. M C. E . Kalamazoo MN S?* home Wednesday nleht and P’ur’day. * Eight members of lhe local- RotaTv organization at-) N Ki ‘*nrtcd a charter night meeting at MM Otsego, Friday night. Those who went were J L Rugg. Dr. R M nKV s*rl,Bn- Fred Br°«. Henry CunEflM nlngham. Rev. I, w. Minor. Clar-1 ence Longstreet. T J. Berrv and LVVJ EfU?r Fe,erspn * Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boone of Detroit visited her KSfl uncle. John Vandenberg Friday. rarN| night and Saturday and spent SatUH urday nl-rht and Sunday with her UN Carl OaIster and famlSB! '*>' * Mr ftnd Mrs Kenneth Elliott MW ftnd three children of Coldwater MM scent Sundav with their friends, — w ¥*:; .nnd Mr*' AUon Elwood and RIA m.' 1dr,,n * Mr nnd Mrs. Lee McMN w*'hev of Grand Raolds were Sun'•=! dMV everts of hLs sister. Mrs Claude K/rmeen and family ★ Mr. and Mra. Art <Bud> Bronkema are the • proud parents of another son bom Mi on Sunday morning. Feb. 28 Tlie । Bronkema family live on Grand Rapids St and he Is employed by A G Finkbelner & Son. * Charles Hnughman Sr. dropped in to see us Thursday and gave us an ac­ count of his southern trip which he had Just taken with his son. Charles Jr., who delivers trailers for the =; Rovnl Coach Co of Hastings. Their destination was near Palacios. TexMM ncar ,he Oulf <»“t- Th* vfcKM JpHv was near the birth place of MSI S»hBr,**’“ toother who died when MN 33 old Charles had lost iflN ,n,ck °! the relatives for forty-nine >■■1 •’*"£’■ but, throjigh the telenhone [■■j exchance located an uncle and srvMRg era! cousins. They spent Sundav » w IJS'U?",-00 WBy home through ’ K^l 'Illinois he also stooped at his old Mm where the Baughman fam­ ily lived before coming to Michigan. He can tell of many interesting : things seen enroute and during their, week's trip * Mrs. Mvrtle Canynter is having considerable । trouble with her leg which ahe : broke a couple of years ago. A i fail sometime aco has made more I trouble and X-ravs have been tak। en. She makes her home with Mra B*rthn Dominie. * Mrs. Car) Serar and two children of Grand Ranids ' .visited her narrate Mr. and Mra. I Andrew Oarkier from Sundav. nlaht until Tuesday — ----• j they took her Will 0» 00 RUBBERS AND ARCTICS FOR DRESS. OR WO RXK CUTPATE SHOE STORE &uM£4t *n the funeml of their grandfather Pm nk Prait. Friday, because both were called for ptmical examinn-! tlon< for service, that dav. * Mr. •"d Mn. Idnvd Valentine of Has-1 •Incrs were Sundav afternoon vU-' "ora of their son Arthur and fam11 v nt the Shaw home. * Mr. and Mn. I>on Pntu were at Blodvctt; ho»nlta| In Grand Ranlds. Sundav I Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Klump, all of Minnie Bailey is spending sometlnw this vicinity. The Finkbeinera who with •-* —•*- in Detroit. _... ★ The”EC friends have had so many recent surprises Walker family liave moved to Bat are getting a little suspicious when i an anniversary approaches and are will meet Friday night at the liomi wondering if any surprise is in store ।of Mrs Mae Kahler * Mr and Mrs for them today. March 8 their 48th A. E "Dull held open house Sunda) wedding anniserury. Wei), we have ,afternoon in honor of their SOU known these good people many ,wedding anniversary. * Bud.Snu'l years und are hoping to give them ,spent lhe weekend in Howell. a real surprise on their Mth an­ niversary. a Village election till* Monday seems to have been more Trace History of Shaving; than a nulet affair with fourteen !• votes cast. All. candidates were ‘ Must Have Been Torture elected wlthdlit optXMltlon as fol­ Pogonolomy (derived* from two lows: President. Glenn Blake; as­ Greek words meaning "tu cut the sessor, Max Lynd; treasurer. Blanch Segcrstrom; clerk. Oscar Finkbeln­ er; Irus’ees for two years. Thomas. Berry, Edward Finkbelner and Hara other arts uf-personal adornment In rev Miller. ’Die only change Lylii antiquity, says Elbridge J. Cassel* office of clerk .Mrs. Dora White man in the Scientific American.’ Mr. incumbent for eleven years refusing to serve longer. \ ■ , Casselman sjiciil live year* in a comprehensis-e study of shaving technique and devices. N^The excavations of archeologists, | the writer continues, hove uncovI ertdm many places objects thaJ-thcy Cub Pack 73 of tile Methodist bcheved^to be razors. TwcarliChurch will have its monthly Pack ext razors Wgccjiiadejjpfirnnze and meeting Thursday, March IB, ut 7 30. it was announced today by Joe ; some examples are Irf the British Skinner, Pack Committee Chair­ ■ museum. Tlie Roman razors were man. 'ihe three Cub Dens. undri I of iron, as were the razors rcc«vthe leitderahlp of Mrs. Charles An- । cred from lhe ruins of Pompeii. nable. Mrs. Wm. Bradford and Mrs. I Tlie writer bas demonstrated the Derbert Whitmore, will present skits for their parents and guest-s. Mr, . possibility of sharpening bronze. : pure Iron und even copper to the Skinner stated New Pack olfleers will be install­ point where shaving is p<fsible. ed al the meeting, also. They are. which strengthen!* tin- claims of his­ Philo Sheldon. Ctibimuter; ‘ torians. The ancients must have Skinner. Delbert WhlUnore. und been stoical he-men. as experience Wm. Bradford, committeemen. with Uiesc materials shows they would never shave comfortably. With the introduction ot steel that Miss DorLs Betts of Grand Rapid* spent the •weekend al her home hi re could be hardened by heat treat­ a Village Election was quiet, only ment (Damascus steel, for . x.implcl 63 votes cast—Republicans—Presi­ it was possible in ancient Greece tn dent. E D. Olmstead 62; Clerk. Cal­ vin T. Mutz-j 63; Treasures. Mrs. produce razors of quality about Blanche Wright 63; Assessor, El win equal lo those cf today. Natural Nash 63; Trustee-!. Theo Bern 62; stones were available for grinding Jesse Campbell 63; Ernest L. Apiwl- an edge and for iicuilng it; textile man 63. a Regular meeting and materials and tanned leather had initiatory was held Tuesday night by Laurel Chapter No. 31. O.EB a The Roll of Honor was dedicate • that an edge sharp enough for shav­ Friday at the school house with « ing could have been prr.durcd by large crowd present. Hay Thompson, methods much like these in present veteran of World War No. 1 .wrote use. the stage production. There are 171 names on and room for more to be added, ft has been placed in Cen­ Patrick McElroy, new* butcher on tral Park, main street and the vil­ the Lung Bland <N. Y i railroad for lage can well be proud,of it a Mrs Edward Hafner is vlsinng<rc)ative.i half a century, left nn estate of $70.­ 000 tu his son. must uf ii in govern­ H Grand Rapids, a Mr. ibid Mrs. Carl Lentz and Car). Jr.. Were in ment-bonds and crude A A aecui tGrand Rapids Saturday, a Miss ti—— SCOUT NEWS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. MARCH 11. 1M1 ■ Ln spending sometinw in Detn.lt. * The Ec y liave moved to Hit day night at the hotiu fahler * Mr. and Mrs Id open house Bund a; honor of their MU versa ry. * Bud Snii’i kend in Howell. lory of Shaving; ve Be-n Torture ' {derived from two meaning "io cut the history, rivaling lhe personal adornment in s Elbridge J. Cassel* lentitlc American. Mr. >cnt live Mars in a c atudyZfif shaving lions of archeologists, mtinues. have uncovdaces object: that they e razors. The carli­ re made of bronze and :s are Irf the British : Roman razors were ere the razors recovruins of Pompeii. lias demonstrated tho sharpening bronze. en* the claims of insancients mitst have i'-menl as experience materials' shows they have csmforlably. oducllon of steel that ened by heat treatus steel, for example! in ancient Greece to s of quality about 1 cf today. Natural vailable for grinding or honing it; textile tanned leaUicr had been produced by '' week. Mrs. Druckanbrtxl remain- ’ — ———————————— I -----------------------------------------2'' LEONARD —JONES WEDDING A beautiful wedding wax solemn- 1 Jixed at the hocrx of Mr. and Mra 1 » prank R. Jopaa of Assyria Center. Mr. and Mra. Harry Laraen and ' ' *1 . , j Friday ■.•vctiing March 5 at 7:00. Mr. and Mrs Angelo Spirte apem Fie. trod Clary of Jiaw Orleans,*: Bihiday •Twenty member* of Emmanuel. whcn thM.-'oldest daughter. Bimice | in BatUe CreekLa.. I* spending hia two weeks fur­ Guild were entertained al the home Maxine wax united in urarriage to Mr. and Mrs Herman Zerbel went lough here with his wife and abler. xT-,' “w^' SS’u'S* to Detroit Thursday and were Miss Doreen Clary. of Mr and Mrs. Sterling nesday. March 3. Interesting iAm>Ha Center. Mr. and Mrs. B H. Kragt. Mr guests port., of the moce»an ’ The bridal part> took their placas and Mrs Alfred Walllcn anti .no, Zerbel the balance of tlie week. Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson St Marks In Grand Eme*t of Grand Rapids were Sun­, ■ before an archway of blue and B1,c„ by u, three_deteg»te». - -------------------. ' whUe ;Mira W fenu Unr day gucals of Mra. Krugt a mother., were Sunday gurate of Mr and Mr. given Clark Robinson of Baltimore town- । p. Barnes. Mrs Wallace Oaborn Mn Lenna Haven. TVi'K tffi A. H. Bell was called to Kalam**- Robinsons birthday—-|| n g the busincJJ* meeting, boxes zoo last Wednesday by the death of Master Sgt. Harold Sparks of were packed with hortu- made; „ ,h, P_.. nrd hi* cousin. Glenn Lee. aged 58 Seattle. Wash , left lost Tuesday candy, cookie*, playing cards and ™*"*«"«»*• "**■ "4* Mr. Lee was a former Hasting* res­ after spending hte 15 day furlough , other useful article* for Hfteen .Mra- Ca ident. living on N. Broadway. HL. with his parent*. Mr* and Mra. Carl rcrvicc nun affiliated with th? Mra Cs^ribril Spark* ;church who are stationed in till: "**0 played by Mrs. Campbell. Mra. A. D McDonald and Anne ‘.Mr. Raymote Tobias who hu, country. Tea was served bv by the The._brtde Tlie bride iwthmg marching down the the and EJederick were in Battle Creek Mrs. James Lpnip>tmi. | aisle on the arm of her fatoer. was Been mending’ u week in Ann Ar-.'committee. on Saturday. ' c0,n,n Mra C*'t 1’. Lathrop. Mrs Don Gury. lovely in a floor length gown of sunday1’rvr.iimc rvXiS*wlui Mra. 1mw white rntln .... Al^*^ Aih..w huth n.Mr-, ri.iri'tu-.' I »-hl'i* «.itln made inftrii- on'tiie <m the Ijirtnceai nrlnceas Mr. nnd Mrs. C. H. Ixonard and Sntetenv-’Kuntiuv witn :1ivam. ,*,.“Mra'7ajJSoi; Andrew Roush were ut Bowling !heuJuband. Rvmond T Was Crawford Mr*. inekwood Loekwood With with stv stylec. Wth with finger tin Up veil of tulle ur.n£r.. 5.4.'. AT. _r.no .* i n Mw(nrd :and .nd Mt*, Green, Ohio, tin Sunday vlsitli:^ h«-‘ 1 Mr£., Jacob-Rehor curing eaugiitinclusteniwilhorangebloscaught bi clusters with orange blos. aopm, and curried un arm bouquet Naval Aviation Cadet Charles Leon. ----- . ----meeruniv. 4iili;lrha”nn7i ’ Mrs. Harry, Larsen was hosted of“ white*'and ’ pmk"‘i<^-buds'*'ttea nrd, Jr ’ X te aalnma to lhr Merrt-I-Go dub on Friday >llh »hite ribbon.* Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clement Twa Jek. thte “'tcn’tT?Kinn7r »" «"•'«•» cl “onar Annabelle of Charlevoix were vUeatA ot Junge X ™*?an be ex|£t“T Hit maid ot honor. Annabelle nXrVwere%te'Jol,w h'* bt ‘dr J ,,rv n °?r und Mra Stuait Clement over tin- writing. All hope for his speedy ..... —- joiiez.- siMcrr °01r‘ine otiac. wore uoui “l card* gtv-11 lh ,(;wn of JKiWdej. hill.* blue «*,ln ratln .recovery. . _ at C.irtte nnd lino guest gUl.M prizes were gl., n nf weekend. \ en Mra Mildred Bums and Mr.- |an(J Ci-irltrd an nrm bouquet of John IJArold- Hathaway, of Fort Sergt. Dewey Hunnicutt from Ft. Lizzie Eaton cuAU'«-r-ls visiting his brother at Canter was a weekend guwt of tinJ,M.P'l.'.yMS"'ES;« >M»r- g-H ■o.Tdn-.r i.Si,- —............ All Over The World SOCIAL EVENTS PERSONALS IrragtMARCH 1« I. The Ladle* ,1 iptltre'.nil to. I funtArs- chfckeo. inB waucc -wjj. runner, n.ugmcr or ; Rase hall next. Turidity from five Haven.of fete city. to-«MOl ' to eight Mr». Fred Zeigler and Fib 21 al Kibe MrmorM oGmH Mr*. Albert Stauffer are in chargB. Grand Rapid*. Mrs. J. Henry Bmlth will super-phr bride wore a powder WM vise the kitchen while Mrs L. Coa- Prepe 1Uit |tsvy *?»*»«■<wWwW ton and Mrs N Schowalter will be wm AMriranteiSffMS; ’ co-chairmen in Ute dining room budl <nd whlt4. bables'-breadi ' the school hall up*tMr*. We whl ^rldes only UXcn&My welcome your palrorate which has >U>t- Bha ,b«n «. rarouruln. la put wry Henry Kragt. brother of the i BATCH—NEWTON | The Enquirer News carried 1 announcement of the marriage' navy blue with matching accesaM{Tuesday at the parsonage at aher corsage was lavender gtadFirst Methodist Church in,' Hu and pink sweet peas. , creek of Prraus Newton and S' Michael Batch of Baltimore, —„ ...-------------- ------------------stationed at the Percy JonesXhos- the ceremony in the dining room pital. Mra Batch has been \m- ,of the Union depot to the inimcployed in the office of the Percy dlate families and a few friends. 'Jones hospital and ha# been ach-'l Mr. nnd Mrs Kiagt are making Ing as assistant to the head dictX their home in Grand Rapids jrhreei-* Ulan. She te the daughter of Mra. ’ they are both employed pr defense . Voight Newton. R. 3. whrk-uF- Hayes Mfg. Cprp. Vjii Ing (pent Tuesday tn Grand Hapida Mr. antT Mrs Robert McGlocklin and were dinner guests that eve- were in Ypsilanti over the weekend nlng ot Mr und Mra. Robert O’Con- ax guests of Mr. anti Mrs. Rexford nor hi.Greenville Tate nnd Mr. and Mra. Gordon Maxine Pannier. wore a floor Mrs Bernard Reed made a bust- Haver* =f p.*.!: g“;n satin and nets trip to Grand Rapids on Mis A j. pjvr and :onfKrnneth carried an aim bouquet of mixed Thursday and wax accompanied by Lee cf Flint were gm st., of Mr and “ ' a1?™' Mra Dorrance Tretlirle, Mr... La*- Mra J W. Armbnuler. Sr., from rente Herrick and Mis. Claries Friday until Sunday. Roy- xnuius or laui.Mmc. " Faul cpl Runaid K Ingram of Ft Grand High Prirat of Michigan. . ‘ Trw. McKiuont Hrnrv Sjtuani. ’1>e ’*'*« *» « ul>'. LitJoyce Hyde "of WMCE Kalama- George G. Mead. Marvhnd ,sp< nl i J<*. McEtoight. Heniy Ovtern. uT Eh* ________________ After a Ipng. hard winter you need them in March P Hendershott of'*l p Norma Jean Bird, also coustn zxx» s| ent the wrrkci/d with her the ut ckeml with his mother. Mr.* 'C ,' f. f, Lathrop .^"i '•Fred F John M iler Frre ;°f nower ‘r1' Grand Raphk of l!”' br,de «c’‘nS n°wcr « Blr1 more than at any other time. .... ..... —....... .....ur rclAUves. goscu—McClelland We are glad to" report Uiat David ML-*.* louella Kelley ol Centreville Mr*. Robert Cole left last Tin-.Our stocks of all leading brands are complete and at .5?. I • •«« Mina Alberta McClelland, daugh­ Shepherd had gained sufficiently to Is .s|>endlng me week ut the homo day to join her husband. Cpl Chas, uffrSS"*® be brought home from Bronson hos­ of her brother Stewart Kt-llcy. Robert Cole, who i* stationed ut the secretary. James Langston, told ter of Mr and Mra. Albert McClel ­ money saving prices. rf riiik'caT pital. Kalamazoo. Saturday. Also Allan Kelley of Battle Cicek Dt Ridder Air Ba*-. DeRidder. Ixiu- interesting bits about each one" xs '»*•>•' .racoraage cf pink car- land of Barryville, and Donald that Ferris Brown Is on the gain s|X'iit the weekend nt iiome. islntin. and expect* to be gone two ihev rcceivrd their hfr memberships n. onx *rhe grumu* , Gooch. son of Mr. and Mrs Dew> y now. * Mrs. Harold Springer was a Mrs Bessie Hughtts ol Prairieville weeks. Gorch of Lansing, wire united in from Finley Johnston, toastmaster 4 1 *“*?,' l.1^ Kalamazoo visitor Saturday, a Mr. spent last week at. the hqme ot her Mrs. Albert Be.iubin and Miss and chairman of the evening. Mu- *'••• ■',’ou.lt,er cor;iaR'! of Plnk marriage Saturday evening. Feb. 21 and Mra. Albert Warner visited their daughter. Mra Leon Doater. Bernice Arendt from Wisconsin sic was fumtehed by Ruth Marble. , *■“{**" nt the at tlie home of lhe grooms parents. daughter. Mrs. Gertrude Schuster a: Mr. und Mrs. Harley Fox were spent the weekend with Mrs. B. Lewis Hine and Chnrleen'Camxm Dotraid Leonard, brojicx of the To the strains of the wedding Richland Sunday, alao the son-lnSundav guests c.t Mr. und Mrs. a O'Donnell and her daughter Flo­ by --Mbs Bemadinr iaw Harold Schuster at the hospital hv wnin Himnton groom, wax .best-man^ Horace Nay. march played -- --------thr eXbi Jr and Milburn Jorqz. couMns of । Hof finan. sister of the mlntetcr, Ute W. A Furlong <>f Freeport. rence. Mra. Jean Braubin. who lias Kalamazoo and feport him on Mr. and Mrs. Doti Juimscn and been staying at tlie O Dtinn’-ll hour Tne .'Having eard^whl'e nasi maVr 'the bride, were u-her*. bridal party took their place, be- In gain after an accident at the .daughters of Muskegon Heights acconpianicd Hte jiarty bKanS —** •“ drar»** were rtinferrrd'uiKin WHIte _Tt^*»ngle ring ceremony wax fore an embankment inXment of ot pine boughs, bouglis. the Parclunent in which his right arm were guesu last week ol h« moth- Wbqonsin. , because her l,u formed by the Rev Henry, ferns and pink rmra .Rev. R_A. was badiv shattered. * Betty and er. Mt Alctha Johnson and Mr who has teen stationed at Clear 1-— , >f the Assyria Goxfie! । Hoffman, pastor ot the U. B. church and Gilbert Gilbert Tate Sta"2L’,'?cU ".I ‘ ’ Bobby Schuster who had been spend­ and Mr*. LaFloy Greenfield. I.ike Camp, hus been transferred to and laic presence of* ing a few days with their grand­ ! church. After the ceremony the mad - J the •*—vows ------ *“in --the --------------------Mr. nnd Mra George Bauer and W< t Virginia hi honor of her daughter. Lon- bridal party took their places in about twenty-five relatives. daughter* GconeAnii and Mary Keith 1 .> in aster returned op orc's 10th birthday. Mr*. R. K the dining room, where refresh-, Tlie bride was very lovely In a parents returned home. Frnni't-s of EaM 1-inslng wire Sun- Monday to ills duties at Albion col- Compton entertained seven girl inentx were served, white satin floor length gown with NORTHEAST WOODLAND dav j:ue.<l* <11 Mr and Mr. Ixon lw utter : |>er.<|liig th<- weekend at friends »»h. lace insertions. finger tip veil and ineim* on Wednesday. «rum—u.o Games were I Tlie tabic wax. ----- -• -.. Mrs. Rose Pamey of Greenville U Bauer und Mr. and Mr- Frank Sag • ‘ i,-, h,.,... pl.v.ed and St Patrick s day colors |sweet pens and snap dragons, red. canted an arm bouquet of red mses Mrs Frank Neuman <>l Grat'd and white gardenias. Mlsi Edith visiting her brother and wife. Mr. ... i white and blue color xeneme tx-ti J ' were used for table decorations. whit.* -rheme betna u Durkee ir.irK*’ ... . ...... ................ .......<..,1 ..... n hornRapid', was 11 weekend guest at the vp;ti::h Mr. and Mr- Harold McClelland of ------Lansing, in — an* — aqua and Mra Ben Schneider * Mrs Tile .... Widows ^ub meets with ii.. Mra. 1.carried on throughout it. lhe —........ — ... nt weeks, weeks. returned lo Lima. Arthur Liubaugh N. Michigan Ave.. home of her broth- r nrd . Isler tor two The brjeb-'. qotng-away outfit : net overjatin. attended her sister, Will Lctson and children. Hamid in law. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Lip - Ohio. Monday. tomorrow. Friday evening March w.r. .1 po.idn- Hur suit with navy Her corsage was of yellow rrase "“ buds. and Ardlth visited her parents Mt comb, nnd her uncle nnd nunt. Mr. Tlie groom war. attended by his and Mrs. Jesse Walters at Charlotte 12 for the ur.ua 1 supjx*r nt six-thirty blue ncceixories with a corsage of called to Middleville Tuesday bj Wednesday * Mr. and Mrs. • xrl and Mra. Ray Branch. brother-in-law, Charles Rhoades. o'clock. The ruesu of honor are 1 white gatdenias. Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Groos and Refreshments consisting of a Eckardt and Mr. and Mrs. Ray About sixty guest'' were in atMra. Bertha Johnson, Mrs. Minnie *u—* -• son Dick nnd Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Cran« ■I tendance frcri Battle Creek. Bellej large bride's cake and home made Scheel visited their aunt. Mra. Sarah Mayor and Mrs. Charles Leonard Mnrble tint! Mrs. Cora Smith. Radford and family were among Oalroth and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie I ice cream were served. Ice Cream for Double K tlioM- who spent Saturday in Grand Mrs. Grech is a graduate of Has- Adanui In Maple Grove Thursday 1 Dinner guests of Mr. and Mr. Dowling and Charlotte. Cadet charl*7> Lunnuid. Jr. ut Bo*l- Richaid Ranid-s. ' on Tuesday were — Dr । Tlie brid ‘ graduated from Belle- lints High end Lx now employed at afternoon. * Tlie W. M. S. held their oi....... Oroos .... Salted Nuts Home Use Mrs. Lucius Ixibdell of Della. ing Green, Ohio. 1- „ The groom gradu- annual all day meeting at the pat­ und Mrs George Ldckwood. Mr. and v-e Hir.h School Ih the year 1BW.. Wilcox "'Rich Ohio, vtetrd frlindc in Hu tings BARNUM S( H<i<)l’ Mr- Robert Cook nnd Judge und and until her marriage was cm- ated from Eastern High in Lansing ronage last Wednesday. There was Mra. A. D McDonald. r' - Roebuck store ------ -and Is at « —. r.i... -.,- a good turn out for the pot luck and Middleville thte week. plovral' nt- " the " Sears Great Lakes w....i Naval t TrainMirra Helen und Margery Rec.'nr Mr and Mra F. W. Druticenbrod .dinner at noon nnd a lame crowd ut Rattle Creek. The "room was,ing School. Inade n budriess trip to. Detroit last ] enjoyed <the business meeting and O. G Club nu t at the home al-o a graduate' of Bellevue High West Woodland Birthday Club met ofThe We ore operating our Soda Fountain on a port time -----------------program under ..---------------------------the direction of Mrs Mra. Harry Young Saturday for schrol in 1937, end te now engaged WEST HOPE .it the home of Mrs. Bj-tlhii Scofield dinner Mr. and Mrs. Russell Holmes, of J. S. Deabicf. Use president. Thrive bridge PrUe* of War 1 in fanning. • Friday. Mr*. FninJC Neltiuiinmer Saving: and schedule. We appreciate your continued patronage Pontine and Mr and Mra. William from away who attended were Mr. stamp* nrc given tiw win-1 Th") will rsxldc at their home was x-.sLst:int hostess. Lirella Rccsor McCilium and children of Kalama- and Mrs Jesse Rowlader. Mrs. Mar.ntia at each table. [northcast of Aisyrin Center. under these conditions. gate the (adit* another lessoti in zoo spent the weekend with their garete Gerlinger and Mra. Jennie The Gtxxi Timer. Club was enter- iATES—WOODEN Krents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will McCal- Conley of Nashville and Mra. Fred s|g>nd to Hie Red Ctow drive soon. .taint'd ut the home of Mr*. Rich- , Misa Charlotte .— Jane---------------------------------------------------------------------Wooden. n. Mr. McCallum who has been---Cooke and -----lilUe—son .. of — Dorr. ~ * Mr STEAM HEAT * Mrs. Fi-nMiimnker or diiuuhtcr Rosa ard Loppenthein for dessert andiSottih Burdick street. Kalamazoo, tunder the Dr*, care for .some time and Mrs Howard Hcwston and babv will probably call. * Mra. Mil<* Baw­ bridge on Tuesday. daughter of Mr. nnd Mra. W H. isn't gaining as fast as hte friend* and Mra. Vina Letson of Grand HOT A COLD WATER dy returned Saturday from Ann Air Wooden. Shelbyville, and Kenneth would like to sec him. * Abe-Hay - Ledge visited at the home of Mr bor where she has been in the hos­ SHOWER BATH Mr.-. Helen Nelson nnd Mra Gate*, USNR. Great Lakes ■ ward is spending a few days with and Mr*.1 Wil! Letson and family pital tieveral weeks. * Mrs Roland Duane Miller entertained the Si Edward aim of Mrs. Mabie Johncock. E. L. McCallum's at Hickory Com- Sunday. * Bruce Eckardt and Jerry Valentine and daughter Susan of Cecilia Choir Guild Wed. evening. III., Single 83-50 per wk- op Hastings, and Walter Gates. Parch- crs. helping with the chores. * Mr. Bates came home from M 8. C. al Ann.Arbor spent the weekend with Feb. 3rd at the iiome of Mra. Nil­ {men*, spoke their marriage vows in and Mrs. Almond Weber of Detrot. ; East Lansing Saturday having com­ Mr. nnd Mra. Fred Durkee * Mr son Dessert was served nnd Mrs. rend Saturday. March | spent the forepart of the week with 1 pieted their work in the "Short ond Mrs. Keith Durkee visited the Wm Barnes gave a report on the a ceremony 6. in Kalamazoo. Tlie Rev. Wil- her father. Jesse Osgood. * Mr. and |Course' they took up there this winREGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY latter's jKircnte. Mr. and Mrs. Adam mis-lonary work ""---------- ' , nanl c. Perdew. First Methodist Mrs. John Moore have moved to the , ter. >f • Emmanuel Endres of Freeport Sundav after­ Hastings Phono 2241 Stalo & JrefforMR noon. * Pvl. Humid I- Johnston is BANNER WANT ADVS PAY now somewhere ln«Scotland. Don’t forget your E'. "I?; Vitamins! •>" “oL'iifiirw BETOLB COMPLEX Ut of 90 $249 bot. of 100 $395 17419079 PARKE DAVIS Oliver oil cap, 100 89c I <N. Y • rqjlroad fur YEAST & IRON TABLETS bot 250 98c ROOMS REED’S = I>ltlG STORE = HOTEL HASTINGS i20nl JOB BfTTBR WHH DMrMt Don «»­ t ra.! Msters onlr attendant. i rstLua du* “ld Hastings, performed the. , iVeic Spring I furnished the entertainment. Place. h Mr, Oat„ wa, ^.ducted in 1938 ’n^V^ted a 1& Sift Mi ? ,roln ,1,ph Sr”0°1 1 Holiness Church noth Mr. Joseph Platt were guests. Mrv Vem m.rrUlnnl the J. EA Chib -at her home Wednesday afternoon. 1 school in 1939. and enlisted in tho । USNR ... in October. He has been (SKSS.J'jp ’'S’?' .Training cent r. Chicago, Hl. Kai | omazoo amazoo Gaze Gazette. tte , The J.F.T. Club wa- entertained on Tuesday for dessert at the home of Mrs. Herbert Freeland Honors at bridge went to Mra Glenn Blow­ er. Mra. B«rtha Ambruvtcr and Mra. Hebert Mill­ 1 !<I,’iS^TrKANrvOND ; Mr nnd Mrs.» George Heath have ! received word from their son. Goo. i Walter Heath, that he received hLi commission us a Second Lieutenant cm Feb. 28. He is stationed at a. J camp at Richmond. Va.. where he I is in the Army Quartermasters Corps. Lieut. Heath’s wife Lx work­ ing in Washington. D. C. Lieut. Heath, who lias been em­ ployed as an accountant for sevt nil years, is enjoying his new work in the Army and says he is doing just the kind of job he likes. Best wishes for a successful future. Lieut. Heath. Flowers and Plants $95 I, bases drawedcstal buflet. , 52.95 9.95 UnuI SAM feeds his army enriched white bread! And now, lu help you kcejx fit the Arnej uej, OUR BREAD is enriched recording to Go»crnmcnt recommendations. What I* Enriched White Bread? Enriched white bread con­ tain! Thiamine(ViUtnin Bi), Niacin (another "B" Vitamin) and Iron—vitamins and minerals which you med hate to help you keep in fighting trim. These arc vitamins and min- autiful energy" lu do pur war jobs belter. At Good As Ever I Don’t expect to ue or taele a difference in OUR BREAD. Because in looks and flavor it remains the tame delightful, tender loaf that has been a favorite of thousand* of women. Just at snowy-white and tempting at HASTINGS iavingt Roses Carnations Snapdragons Sweetpeas Iris Tulips Daffodils and ’ Azalea Daffodil und Tulip plants And hvu. OL’R BREAD it belter tor you. Get a loaf today and e»cry day from no Uncle Sam! BANGHART BAKERY Clyde ilcox Greenhouses 112 S. JEFFERSON PHONE 2428 I Stock Remember — wc will have vegetable' plants for spring. By Ute dozen, thousand and in Hau. • Ward* DPtrolt' :lnd ,s W Tel. 153(4-101 High BL i ' I ; 1 DRESSES Select your dresses eorly while the assortment is at its best. J U N I 0 R S-9 to 17 298 to J275 ' M I S S E S-12 to 20 398 to I5OO ' । ; REHEARSALS BEGIN FOR -HEAVEN CAN WAIT" The dramatics class has choien "Heaven Can Walt" as tlie annual Junilor play to be given March 26 in Central Auditorium. TIPs is the play bv Harry Segall from wliich tlie mo­ tion picture "Here Comes Mr. Jor­ dan" was adapted. The piny is a cotnedy-fanta.iy in three acts. Tlie principal characters of the play arc Joe Pendleton. James Malcolm; Mr. Jordan. Duane Wolters; Messenger 7013. Barter* Shannon; Max Levene. Richard Ra­ ney; Tom Abbot, jack Maxon: Bet­ te Logan. Helen Carl; Julia Farns­ worth. Pauline Chandler Minor characters are: Mrs. Ames. UlaGarlinger: nurse. Martha Mesecar; Su­ fic. maid. Joyce Huekendubler; Ann. maid. Lcta Falconer; Williams. Franklin Bush: first e^coit. Fem Fruin; second escort. Dorothy Wil­ liams; workman. Marvin Hayniw; . D.'fty. Hart Daniels: doctor. Otb Earl; ploiticlolhcsman; Ross Cadwallader. ’ The theme of the play revolves around this quotation from it. •'It's no good grafting one tree or flower into finother of a different nature." How Mr. Farnsworth teach a. merry cluse in pursuit of happiness.in the forms of other men. after he. has been mLxtnkenly captivated bv one cf Mr Jordan's messengers, makes a delightful fantastic comedy. The Michigan Tuberculosis Asso- j , elation will observe the 35th annl- ’ , versary of its founding on Febniaiy । '21. ___ Jj —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— ' Women* 38 to 52 ' Stouts ond Half Sixes 18’A to 26 Vi Materials are fine Jersey. Two piece’ contrasting colors—Flat Crepe. Sheer Rayon Prints and stripes—Rayon Jersey—Jacquard Crepe, good assortment of Navy, Rose. Green. Gold. Block ond White ground with floral designs. bru* Be At SPRING COATS and SUITS Well made from high grade materials, tailored by the best manufacturers Coots ond Suits, ot popular prices. Buy clothes only as you need them—don t be guilty of greed. • Take care of the clothes you have—keep well-groomed in wartime. • Speak the truth—Stop Ration Rumors! Into stocking up now . . . joull protect youraelf and also perform a patriotic service to your country. 12°o to 27s0 NEW SKIRTS AND BLOUSES frandsen9# “Exclusive But Not Expensive!” HASTINGS �. Tnr HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. MARCH 11. IMS MOR EIGHT The Hastings Banner 1 Mr JndKMrs. Holland Pixley and yon Donuld. and Mr*. William E Pixley and son Jerry spent Sunday with their parmu. Mr. mid Mr*. Cits*. Pixley. * The Kinsley Lndir. Aid will hold their regular monthly meeting at the Kinsley Community Hall on March 17. Potlurk dinner * Mrs. Wm. Buckland of IJtch field «L> a visitor at the II. O. Artnoui home Tuesday uftetnoon * Mr. and Mr.-. Chari. Lechleitner und : on Leo Micnt Sunday at the home at their . on Edwmd in Halting*. CLASSIFIED WANT ADS Pnbllaiwd EIGHTYSEVENTH YEAR■ CLASSIFIED KATES AUTO REPAIRING AND MISC EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED , Full b.fl.i:—11 t.iiu .hor.e.. ...nnd and .'I ti.ll- |.| -.b-iul Or «,fl l-i alright. .our rhui.-e of .even. Joe C..r r.g.n, MlddteGHe It. 3. Moldi-GI.r. _ Free|-.rl rued. 3 1II. Ilarr>>. <’t t.l..« i<n: sale—? i.or«.. «,r ag.. 3 tu n. al»i> taM lo liuy. hayjouil.r USED CARS AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING" ORDER FOR PUBLICATION BRAKEMEN SWITCHTENDERS TELEGRAPH OPERATORS YARD CLERKS Apply Superintendent's Office, NYCRR, lackion. Mich. Strcdtbeck heme in Woodland, tormefly owned Shriber and Mrs. Lro Barry ami son culled on Mr. und Mrs. J J. StrodC- ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ner and family of Woodbind Friday attimoon. * Mr and Mr> Finnic Shriber mid Mr. and Mr.. la’n Bar- Wallrr Sindej'. 1: 1. i.hone 704 I.' 1. Sheldon Agency Bondi CARLTON CENTER Mr. mid Mr*. J. J. T IL W. .are lissom. 3 25 LIVESTOCK Fob hex i— it..ij'i w. Ar.vt. ......... FOB SALE-—Nue pair «.dl«, turning 1 yr., old. unbroken. Fred Durite*. 2 r»ltr* north. Coat. Groir. U mil* tie UllE FtllJI- For rent. cj-f.rer.-'e _ »•.!,_ y . 3 It Kal.ou./.... 111.... 437 Fort.1 .st. FOB SALK— fb.rfrr While «lork hog. Ki.!*®...... M..N 311 2 )>• old. (.rl.ljfe ILo|>< <L-I... tille. ?___ 3 It FOB SALK—Bay gelding. 12 >r« old j LEGAL NOTICES 1 NOTICE TO creditor.* I .( ; .1 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV ME? SXA and Mrs. Win ’Shriber und family of Hasting'. • CARD OF THANKS I-'. NOTICE TO CREDlTORfl Swanson Agency BUY WAR BONDS TODAY? PROTECT YOUR CAR From $1.00 up with Slate Fanns 80-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT WILLARD TABLET CO. vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv WANTED - MISCELLANEOUS! AT FIRST SIGN OF A AUCTION SALES List Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE PHONE 3201 ' ORDER FOP. PUBLICATION CAUCUS NOTICES 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS phone nra hickory DU. I. J. CASTON AUCTIONEER OPTOMETRIST Panroast Bldg. Hastings Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Dates cau be made at Banner Office. Phone 2703 notice or mortgage sale Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT Rtpairs furnished and stalled for all makes of ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work Eavestroug'hing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE Phone 2331 a v-Ti-.r. r.ti otmf,nt JERRY Phone 2519 ANDRUS Nall Bk. Bldg. Lily White Flour ment Mr. GENERAL INSURANCE ' SURETY BONDS for some of that good irr.PF.it roe. runt. ru ns .10 t r»t J.1I. ..r riuii.nng. repairing .-r CARLTON T» ■ Ilei.rr Mlll.r. iH-tUur. E-ld- . 1X I I l> - M;'.d.»g and darl . •Mr. h," - 1. Coat., n* E ivm-r Si la'.! an s:” of nail—fine, medium, and coarse—block and rock. Pen your chicken* up with L-ld. Farm equipment AND M1SC. FOB HALF. DeLaval RUTLAND TWP • i .r- n.iik.r ititlun. Phone Haul., tti.k 20 2*.**«. 311 rot: Quality r.k* r AUCTIONEER >• :.l F.1F.VILLE TWI List your Auction Sales with SMITH BROS VELTE & CO LOST. STRAYED STOLEN DEWEY REED always. fuels HASTINGS. MICH. Dates can be made at Banner office. Phon* 3*67 Hastings. Mien BALTIMORE TWP Fi II I NOTICE TO CREDITORS Shipping Livestock Buyer for STILES and Company Hasting* stock­ yard*. phone 2588. or call 717—F3 through lhe week. tf. FOR SALE WOODCRAFTWORK IRVING TWP ' i mb Knick-nark racks, knee hole desks, sewing rabinets. combination book and niagatine racks. Other things SlfEKP SlIEABlNll KNEE BOOTS J .’2.98 *4.481 Lacc Top Knee Boots $4.98 r >-.l, For your old Scrap Iron. Radiators, Batteries. Alu­ minum, Bran, Copper & Lead. Oil From Soya Beans Oil. obtained from tcl'ya beans, is one of the Ingredients used to make oleomargarine ibuttcr substitute! and America is producing a stag­ gering amount of Uns oil. at the rate of 150 pounds a minute. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Hailing* Truss Fitting 17 Jan. T utile. < comrrn ■ ■ KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS DO YOU HAVE THE MONEY TO PAY THEM? SCHEDULE OF 1042 FEDERAL INCOME TAXES • This year it is rnore important than ever befor>»)hot income taxes be paid promptly. If you do not have enough money put aside to pay your tqxes, get in touch with us for on income tax loan. Pay your taxes and get them off your mind . . repay us monthly* Loons in Small Amounts or up to $300 Ca*h Advanced For All Worthy Purpose*. Several Loan Plans Available. Inrluding Straight Signature Loans, No Embarrassing Inquiries Made Of Friend*. Relative* C >1 J 1.1'0 1.100 1.800 I Hi. > J o-.o 2.200 2.400 MOO a 800 CITIZENS CREDIT CORP. 101'a W. STATE STREET HASTINGS. MICHIGAN PHONE 2722 95 HI-CUT VICTORY WORK RUBBERS Men's and Boys' $ Jt PHONE COLLECT KALAMAZOO 2-9544 How Much Will Your Income Taxes Be? nOUKEHOLn GOODS MlC. LY BARKER'S Hastings Phons 2115 AH possible recoverable animal fats vital to WAR PROGRAM Best Qualify Red Soles M 1.49 BLACK UPPERS AND SOLES lln.'r.»- F11 city .’I'S Men's Hip Boots DEAD STOCK REMOVED PROMPTLY HORSES 55.00 COWS q.oo CASH AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville U LIGHT OR HEAVY HAY GRAIN A FEEDS Phone 2837 i Our Stocks ot Present . ARE COMPLETE! ORANGEVILLE TWP FOR INSURANCE Hotel Ilutlngi Phono 2MS U PREPARE NOW TO GET 5 YOUR BOOT ORDERS IN EARLY MISCELLANEOUS JAKE DEPRIESTER C. "BILL” SHERWOOD 5 DBANtlEVILLE TWP Every Saturday MEN'S 4 BUCKLE HEAVY BUY WHILE THEY LAST ARCTICS 0/1 �THE HASTINGS EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR HIGH SCHOOL HOPE CENTER Sunday dinner guests at the Paul Mrs. Uicllle Kahler is In the Os­ Huffman home wore Freeman Hoff- 1 teopathic hospital in Battle Creek man und family and mol tier, Mrs.) • b.ne Elie wiui wm operated on Thursday Lizzie Hoffdliui and Mr, und Mrs ’ By JANE CAMERON morning Uist reports arc that .'he David Hoftmnn. * Mra. A. T. Eaxli. Is getting a|.>i.g nicely * Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clare Eash. Mrs Keith Daniels. Mrs. Helen ’Iffirkey ot Has- i We've done many a good turn for Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pavne n baY>V tings, Mr.- Anna Wolcott of Lan-i our boy*, in the service und now we girl. Grandma and Grandpa Payne •■ins attended theCharlotte funeral iii of the Mr.second game The ure wearing a broad smile now a.« ..... M . *,e working night nnd day lo ll pcrEash's sister. Mn. Lizzie Speicher Ls their first grandchild. * Vinceof Shipshewana. Ind.. Thursday feet an invention that will be a law Juscpti.Salik of thU place left Mr, Eash was unable to attend the boon to the civilian imputation lor Fort CitM* r Friday mottling * funeral on account of sickness a . Tills — *—• Is — *•--• -a gadget cajled Meat• Lyle Ashby if helping to harvest the Mr. and Mra Harvey Blough of Wel­ i locater or ■ Meal detector. Af- ice crop at Acker's point. * Clarence come Comers. Mr nnd Mrs. Charles ■ ter rationing >tarts we hope to have and Izon Payne arc cutting logs for Baker of Fillmore. Mr and Mra. it in u«e in every home in America. Mr. Pottor near. Bedford. * Mr and Danny Zook and Nelson Thomas of You suspend it over your plate and Mrs. Milton Warner and daughter Clarksville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank it will instantly locate your portion Lois ol Batlie Cn-ck spent SunttaJ Jones of Grand Rapids Jessie ot meat for the meal. This is so that , afternoon with their |>armts. Mr Blough and son Kenneth of Free­ it won't get lost and you will eat it and Mr. Fh-d Afliby * Mrs Birport were cullers the pan week at with *n mouthful ot spinach and tlenu t.yttli* of KuKm Co. spent the Jerry Blough - * Mr and Mrs Will then accuse other members of your Mlrhler and daughter. Gwendolyn family of hooking it behind your weekend with her mother. Mra Floy were in Hasting.: Friday. * Mrs. back. Tills invention should save McDermott. * Mr and Mrs. Ralph Kingsbuty'-i little son who bus been Orvin Allerdlng attended. the many a battle on the home front. quite sick is better * Roy Wells and family have moved onto the lxv>tcr Lecce id Elmdale * Miss Corrine Fisher farm In Hhuitz and Mr. and Gk»s viidu-d her friend. Mrs. Ann­ The kids had a half hour of swing abel tenner Of Kalamazoo the past music (?» and the announcer was Mrs. 1. Fisher have moved in Has­ wwk. ★ Mrs. Alice Gardner and going over the titles of the i/i-calk-d tings * George Harrison Payne. brother Einorv accompanied Rev. songs. He says. "1 will now give you Jr . son of Mra George Payne of arid Mrs McCue to the Memorial a thumbnail sketch—" and quick ns Kalamazoo and Miss Ruth ChapServices for Bernard Fighter at a flash I sassed turn buck. ' You man. daughter ot Mr. nnd Mrs Carl Freeport Sunday afternoon Mr. and mean thumbnail across a black­ Chapman of Kalamazoo were mar­ Mra McCue were dinner guests of board sketch." I've been quite ried cn .Feb i> at tho Lutheran Mrs. Gardner and brother Emory. church. Goldsboro. N C. Mrs. Payne * Steven Miller nnd brothers War- pleased with myself ever since «i-. employed at the Upjohn Co. eii and Lester and brother-in-law. to lyr marriage. He previously I’m still looking for a pair of shoes prior Bert Gray attended the funeral of taiighl school at Ptainyell andMaltheir brother-in-law at lake City with a built-in hot foqj There ought on Friday. * Warren Miller and to be a shoe manufacturer some­ errvlccs and now L* an Instructor at family of Campbell were Sunday where who would make n pair ot the Seymour Johnson Field. N. C. dinner guests nt the Steve Miller shoes especially for u.s poor cold­ Mr. and Mrs. Payne'are residing In home * Bert Gray and son of blooded goons. I've thought of tying Kliv toii, N C. Many here will re­ u'tv-Studi-nguests ’ councila that each ch»> Campbell were Thursday hot brick under each foot but It Mrs George Payne nndher of Steve Millers’ * Mrs Harold would be excruciating to the lino­ । member husband, the late George Pavne and Woods nnd Mra. Vlnti) Woods were leum. son Geo Harrison whn lived in this Thursday alter guests of Mrs Mar­ community before going to Kalama­ tin Kunde * Murlorle Porritt aeCertain persons have made dero­ zoo. eompanird Mrs Catharine Reulis remarks concerning our pro­ of Caledonia to Grand Rapids Sun- gatory gress with our Red Cross sweater, DI RFF.E da afternoon to attend the D. A. R nnd liave expressed heartfelt sym­ meeting. * In regards to the item r Mr anil Mrs John Moore are of last week It should have read pathy for the valiant watrlor who moving from tin- Mrs Sarah Ickes that Ijunen Bergeron who Ls con­ wears it. I resent their remarks and farm to the Everett McCollum farm. nected with the Air Service enm- I know how I'll get even with them mpnd of Dayton. Ohio. vLdted from I won’t let their kids mark on my Wednesday evening until Sunday wallpaper anymore tin- faithful active member noon with his wife and family al Moore I- conference secretary and The first spring flolt-Ls to the John Sunday school superintendent. Mrs Harrv Cramer. * Mrs. Jennie women who have charge of the Red * Mrt Henry Davis Is gaining Ptitdee -and Mrs. Estclla Rosier ac­ Cross sewing and knitting. They put literly and expects to return home companied the former's brother. in long hours supervising this work. from Pennock hospital in the near Henry A .. Johnson ........—. „to the Rowne ------ and then it lulls to them to correct future. * Mbs Mary Baulch of Bal­ Center ..... aid u.. on Wednesday. * Mrs. [ tuuu.iww. countless nu.i.ni.wmar mistakes while ovataaaiK sorting Creek spent Sunday with the Laura Flynn of Bowne Center was shipments to go out A dear friend tic a Tut-Mijjy nftemopn raller on Mrs ha(J lh(. locu| chapter during the home folks. * Sunday guests of Mr Jennie Pardee and Mrs. Lydia Hol- ja5t tt.ar anj mnny. many nights a niui Mr^ Tinwi'Mil-Ton’nrri famTiv tuhv‘1!; vr » t comb * Mrs. F.stella Rosler was n (eW n[ u<% h , hl.r rl[r ou. n|lll Alto and Lowell on business Sat- mw ---- -----------------------------over garments after---------------the other.-, SbK? WK), Six . Mr nrday. * Avatinn Cadet Johnnie left. She was avoiding hurt feel­ Mra Edward Rice attended thEash of Glenview. III., visited the. had ings nnd It made some pretty tired funeral of Mrs. Sam Pratt of Rutpast week with hLt parents. Mr. . backs and eyes for the ones who land Wednesday nt Hustings. * । mid Mra A. T. F.ush ■ 1 helped work ThisMr.wasand Mra. Leon Youngs and' ■■'•i— her in this • •••« Just sewing for n neighborhood and, r„mll.. ML„ j,.an Hu|lt of Hastings. DUNHAM DISTRICT ' . when you consider the last-minuttT ‘J^)^Mr and Mr- Gordon Wolf of PlainMrs. Row Munger spent the last ,'"alterations for an entire County. *” r" * well. Mr. nnd Mra. Duane Hunt. week. In February In Nashville al I nnd the responsibility that goes with Hubert „ulx.rl Hunt, Muni local local wcrc dlnntu olnnc.the home of her brother. Matthew R. f say that these women are sure Mr an^Mra were Claud Hunt BARRY BYPATHS : 'Die Hastings basketball tiram will play Eaton Rapids In the district area tournament i«f Ciiarjoitr tomuirow nlgiil Utki view Wiirplay finals wilt lx- held on Saturday to determine the tournament winner, physics cltu» Ls probing int.i ha-; mode! BANNER HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 11. 1943. E-model plan--. The delayed plans arrived last ThttrMiay< The model • wixxl blea-ks cut constructing mwb. ■ unit on consume of buying tudv <.f histone holr and chorus have been studying about n different comiio-ir. reading abdtil been decided by the Far buying a j<«p Four paiU-rx will Im- made Willi on outline of n leap on them for each division. Each M:dnp day. according to tho amount of str.inps and bonds sold, n nro- The defense .tamp former student of toys, put nn n campaign home rnqtn m hnol bv buying bonds inomitii-i; :•« F32I.S5. ..-hnol Tlie Ohl Re­ fer-, i- fuml-hcd the entertainment, which enn Med of a short Girl Retei.c nuetlng. a Jazz bond. and a .quiz nriwrnm Refreshments were „Vh attended St Th.... .... ‘ Rose Catholic church services Suild.n. March 7. Tne intramural basketball games in lhe G. G A. were finished Frldfiv. night. February 20. The re­ sults were: first piner honors went tn lhe wnlors with 5 wins and I !!•: cond sophomores 4 win. and 2 Invsi • third, juniors with I wins und 4 losses; fourth, fn-sjtmen !> Io'ms and 1 tie. ■flir high scorers were. Jennett Do:»t v. Junior. 24 points: Jean Lopnentitien nnd Man Ketcham; Mil­ lars. 20 points each; Sally Goodv»t:r. freshmen. 14 points; Doris Izx-kwood. sophomore. 10 points Thursday. March 4. a written ml*s Fssnn win given tn the mem­ Bolcii. nuleh while her housekeeper, hniiM-keeoer. Mrs. Mrs ! doing dnirnr more titan than their bit'to hit tn help heln Myrelc Wallace, was at her own 1 win this war. home in Castleton nnd with her daughter. Mra. Fern Mead before PnUy s (rMhman Mwlng class h her grandson AW >eft for Atmy ukln# shop and Uu. frwhnian &hoi, rervice ♦ The Dunham Commun y rl|us u takillR cookinjt. ! know Circle will meet al the sdioolhoiisc ljQW thc nrp comjng thcjt Saturday evrailng. March 13. Ml p^. but lhc arr who wish will be given an op^ir- tfup to form j J<;{ palsy take Rn ()[d tunity to contribute to the Red (>alr or for hrr lessOp Jn Cross campaign. * Mr. and Mrs ghear-sharpening and she says she Clyde CiteeM-man and family spent h„ lhcm now w lh(iy wU| cu! Sunday with Mrs. Grace Stanton cut clolh when ghe took Mw'f nV; !°ne of lhe Rlr1-' usc<* then‘ ,0 HP' 0Ut Mn,C n“lls ttn<1 “ lhat *an’1 « “lek I never saw one. That and Mrs. Dale Sponwller. Sunday ; xx,r nlan lcacher x teei Mrry for before returning to East Lansing of cIaM ot KiSKiinir Rirts where Pfc. Lake Is attending the hammering with flatirons, prying Small Arms school. with shears, nutting a motor toI gelher with hairpins, and heaven help his razor If they get hold cf It. HENDERSHOTT Mr. nnd Mrs. Robt. Bryans moved I1 look for him to enlist in the Com­ to their new home in Hastings last I' mandos before the three weeks Ls Thursday. Mrs. Ernie .Matteson and over. Mrs. Floyd Garrison helped Mrs. Goodbye, now Bryans that day We are sorry to have these good friends move away, nnd hope they will be happy and Mr. Bryans enjoy better health. * . Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Blum of Hastings ! were Saturday evening callers at l Lawrence Christensens * Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Lahr of Hostings called at Al Brills on Friday evening. * Mr.i. Ted O'Laughlin spent Thurs­ day afternoon with Mrs. Lyle Bris­ tol in Hostings. * Mrs. Jennie Slo­ cum is home now after an absence of several weeks. * Mrs. Lawrence chrtslenstn will entertain the W. s. C S. a week from this Thursday. Intel ‘qu id tournaments started March :■ between chases tn physical qtlucaifon. Tlie,winning squad* will Friday. March 12. ends the first markiiu* |>eriod of the M-rond M-mi'trr. R»’|>ort cards will be dis­ tributed on Wednesday. Man-h 17. An optional assembly was held In Central auditorium Friday. March 5th. A short plav called •'Native France" was given by a few talented hieh school students directed by Miss Ruth Robson. Enough squares to finish four Afghans have been turned in to the junior i?c<! Cross by students. Tli.’si' nfghntts wilt be sent to hos- The first club hour of tin- sente“lcr wits hold Mopdav. March 8. Kew officers were dieted and stu­ dents who dcMrcd to. transferred their membcrslilp from one club to another. Early dingnn-ls of tuberculosis, plus prompt treatment under com­ petent medical supervision, speeds recovery and clucks the spread ot the disease CEDAR CREEK Mrs. Russell Watson nnd Pattie spent Thursday and Friday with I Russell ir\ Detroit. * Leslie Gould and family spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill Osborne In Climax. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Groverdent of Battle Creek visited nt Arcelius Campbell's on Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lelnnar of Delton visited nt Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Lelnaar'.s on Sunday. * Mb.s Joyce Iximniers of Hastings. Mis* Marjory Lammers of Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Lammers of Battle Creek spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. John Lam­ mers. Ignition Tune-up Cos-saving is vital these days—and you can help by letting our experts check your ignition. Drive in! Lubrication DRINK MILK EVERY DAY Here's a toast to join in—the heolth of our great notion! Soldiers, War Workers and Civilians! Glasses high for Uncle Sam! (Glasses brimming with the goodness of HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK.) The toast all America loves! For on energy-booster and body-buildpr. milk is w$th every meal. unsurpassed! Drink it HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK Reduce wear on parts to a minimum with thorough lubrication. We do the j< here at standard rates. HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4Q IO BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS DRIVE IN TODAY FOR ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Hastings AMERICAN LEGION LyBARKER’S worried About PLAN NOW FOR ’44! Marsh 31 is the Deadline OTHER SERVICES RATIONING March 15th ? Because curly tuberculosis has no ! symptoms, tho Michigan Tubercu­ losis Association points out that ev­ ery person should have a tuberculin tet. If the skin reacts to this test, a chest X-ray should follow to de­ termine whether disease is present. । INSPfCTION TODAY! SECTION TWO—FACES I H diate distributors, but retailers and 1 charge being Mra. Alma LarMn.bulk users cannot. , Mn. Lydia Rcgen. Mra. Ruin Moore. Mra. Irene Johncock and Those Who May Open Ration1 | Mra. Mary Wiedlea. The meat, Banking Accounts: . . . ..—r- . potatoes, deuert and coffee will b« ☆ AT A GLANCE Retailcf.v who own only one store furnished, but Uu> balance of tlw _______________________ __ j1"'1 ‘>rOs’, t***’ JT,u,ne 1,1 /menu Is. to be pot luck. "" Dec. 1942 was under $5,000. Other committee.-: are: Dining industrial hand other Thi.-; is n regular weekly feature, Restaurants, mutuumi :>u outer \ room. Mra. Gertrude Craig: pro­ designed to aid vou in your cur- bulk users may al>o open such se­ —■■■ 1 1 gram. Mra. Gladys Henry. rent purctuisrs of item’, rationed by counts . . . Twenty-four adult and Junior \ Watch next week* news for fur­ In a Ration Banking Account you the government. Tills newspaper ma 1bellcvf.i this service will enable in­ deposit ration ’-tamps, certificates members of the Auxiliary attended -cr deta*“ 1dividuals to cooperate more fully in or ration checks with your own the meeting on Thursday evening, BRANCH DISTRICT winning the war on the home front. local commercial bank. Then you a pot luck supper preceding tlie write ration checks against your de­ Lasripeek's Utter Blue, point-ration stamp; A. B posit whenever*>ou wish to fr-stock business see-sloti. The Unit Li-conMr. andMrs.’ EMU WhlUtHtM ।und C ip War Ration Book Two, a rationed item Purpose is to simp­ sidering the purchaw of a piano children oCManhill were Saturday lify the keeping of accurate records for the Legton hall. Hearts were evening guests oTMr_aiul Mrs Ken­ ;good through March. and to relieve the local Ration played during the social hour, with neth Norton. Mr and Mrs. Keith Boards of considerable detail. Mrs. Helen Schanta and Mrs Hazel Norton and children of Kalarr.o, Mr. Stamp 25 for 1 pound. Rood to The Barry County Ration Office Hinkley as the winners. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox and friend* March 21. * - Plans for the Legion Birthday were also visitors. * Mr. and Mra. order each Wednesday afternoon. Krtv were discussed, the party to Vincent Norton accompanied Mr. Stamp 11 also good for 3 pounds heU on Friday. March 19. In- and Mra. Kenneth Norton to tlie 1through Mutch 15." stead of on March 15. the regular home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hall, IIIGHBANK Both coffee nnd sugar coupons Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marshall ot day Because of conflicting eventa Jn Katamo Sunday altemAa. are from the same War Ration Detroit apent the weekend at Mrs. on the 15th. the later date was -------- :----- - •'» 1----" BcxJc 1. Fri-dn Marshall's. * Mrs. Maoh- chosen , There were 5720 new case* of luInstitutional fsers Must Register Manning and family of Battle Creek Dlnner Ls to be served the U- | berculrata reported to the Michigan Institutional users of canned weie Sunday guests of Mr. and gionnaires and Auxiliary members Department of Health last year, :goods und other food items on the Mi.- Hunk Hawblitz. * Mr. and at 6:30 o'clock, the committee in . Thu is an increase of-six per cent. rationed list must register at tlie Mr- Will Na»h and son of near Barry County Ration OH tee- ht-te Marshall were Sunday guests 6f Mr. nnd Mrs B. Nash mid sons * Lit­ tle Tommv Reid fell and cut the of his head Thursday which Stump 17 good for one pair shoes back required several stitches. * Mrs Fr.aa Marshall called on her grandGasoline drughtrr. Mbs Murton Marshall of Stump Number 4 from Basic .Bellevue and Mrs Mabie Marshall Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 of Nashville last week who are m gallons ol Rusoliiic. good throug.i Pennock hospital nt Hastings. * Mnrch 21 Stamps in B and C books Mr. nhd Mrs Marshall Green and iiLso valued at 4 gallons, good for family of. the Moore district visited the period as noted on tlie front Sunday r.l Mr. nnd Mrs. Worth of ‘itch books. Green's. * Mr. and Mrs* Glenn Marshall visited their daughter, rs Rachel Hill Sundav who Just inspection Deadlines Follow-up returned home from ■ the hospital Rook­ holders First Inspection utter an operation for sinus trouble.. A' March 31 ...------Every G months ' B' February 28 Every 4 months ■C" . February 28 Every 3 months The towiwditp has been organized • T" February 28 Evjry 2 months by districts, and ready for work: Tlie best way you can coo]>cra:e Mr.. Pearl Holmes has the Eagle in th< .Government's rubber con­ district nnd Mra. Allan Wood the servation program Is to have your Checkered. * Mrs. Sylvia Conklin. automobile the" Inspected well m -iccomtHriled her sister. Mrs. Ray advance of deadtini* dates. This Ls Ostroth io see her sister and family. IN FIRING GUNS AND IN to your advaniage because shoultl Mr. and Mis Btyon VanAttkcn near one of your tires be driven beyond 'Charlotte ♦ News from Ronald FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS . . . repair or recapping through neglect Conklin finds him in the service in on your pari, you cannot qualify Utah, with his twin brother. Donald Our well-equipped laboratory, long experience and 'r.t Kciirrt-. Tcxak * Ernest Van infinite care have enabled us to fill your prescrip­ . Syekle in the service for some time Furl Oil gallons: Coupon 4 good for 11 gallons. came home Saturday for a furlough. tions with flawless accuracy for many years. To­ ' vail) Valid Febroary February 3 2Jthraufh ’—April ---- " 11 • Mn Un» Conklin Mr.. Hrlrn ‘•.■Jkln.-Eltn-Un » »n.l Ctanm.n .<«!*? ■!» M Cra» day. when good heolth is a matter of notional wel­ Januarv 27 meeting at tlie home of Mrs For) <TN» After fare. don't take chances on faulty prescription fill­ regulation applies only to eat Stamm. * Mra Beatrice Hughes ; certain business firms, not Individ- of the checkered dktrlct will entering Call 2115. 'uals> Business Concent* which , tain the Jolly Dozen organization MUST Open Ration Banking Ac- on Thursday, and the.Red Crass work will be in prominence. * Mrs. ( counts: ! Sugar and Coffee—primary dis- Olive Tobias spent the past week in and wholesalers—retailers Battle Creek with her grandchildren i tributora who own more than one store nnd nt the Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle home, whose gross volume of fora:1-------- - --- -------------------Sunday in honor of Mrs. C. Hunt's retailers HASTINGS -------------------PHONE 2115 sales was or more In Decern- ; Early tuberculosis Is curable. Fol birthday. *’Mr. and Mrs. C. Peck ber 1942: $5,000 iib-o chain retailers. ' low the example of the armed fore of Hastings apd Mr. nnd Mrs Gasoline—licensed nnd Interme- es—get a chest X-ray. Wayne Wheeler and daughter of Battle Creek Spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Willard Ickes. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Claud Hunt spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Matthews at Freeport HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hasting* Let's get down to brass TAX! The Income Tax you have to pay on March 15th is bigger than you ever paid before. Sure, you're proud to give your dollars to get the war job done . . but, if you haven't been saving for taxes all along, it'll be more than a little tough to jug­ gle the budget! And.it needn't be that way of all . . . Here's what to do! Start now to save o certain amount each week for your '44 Taxes! Sounds simple doesn't it? Just set oside 52 reasonable weekly sums - that you'll hardly miss -- instead of the big budget-killers you suf­ fered this year. Then, when March 15, 1944, rolls around .. . you'll have it to give . . . and give gladly . . . to preserve the American Way of Life. On all financial matters see your banker firstBuy War Savings Bonds and Stamps Hara. HASTINGS CITY BANK 'Fifty-Six Years of Continuous Servic*” PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1843 PAQBTWO 113.;ItKACHBM IM1TITUTE: SUPERVISORS A Tatai Rx«l»i< DUbarrtkinfa in lac Oup»li< !•«! . ............... D1BBCT BBUBF iMianrr >n hand January I January Session TOWNHHIF FUND COUNTY EOAll sound and sensible to buy than REAL ESTATE Every little detail is carefully looked after for each deal thot goes through my office. FOR SALE K0 ACRE F ARM, short distant r out on new pavement, lays level, has 6 room house, wired, good sired barn, has been weeded to alfalfa .83000.00 REVOLVINO DBAIN large tots, will sell for SJO’Xi.HO 8 ROOM HOUSE in the 3rd ward in Hotlines, all mod- built _ house __ ________________ . ________ ___ 83HOO.UO THE WELL KNOWN WILKES FARM Just off M-37*Just soll, lays good, good set buildings, bark part over­ looks a nirr little lake ... SaSOO.IW IN C ARLTON TOWNSHIP an 80 aerr farm, esrrllent soil, lays nearly level, wonderful burn, good house '—'and other outbuildings, rut to 84800.00 1 ROOM HOUSE in 1st Ward llastinc'. hot water heal. • bath ... ... . SJtiOO.OO 6 ROOM HOUSE in 4th ward. bedrooms up. living room, dining rooin. kilrhrn and bath down, lull base­ merit. Urge garage, full lot .83700.00 (The best Investment on earth Is the earth itself) EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER - STEBBINS BIII.DING PHONE 2639 DELINQUENT TAX: HOW SHOULD A UCTION SALE MAN INVEST HIS The undersigned will sell at public auction at the farm, located one mile south ond 2 miles east of Clarksville, or three miles west, three miles north and one-half milp west of Lake Odessa on MONEY IN '43? TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1943 Beginning promptly at 12:30 p. m.. the following described property: • First, pledge 10"<> of your income for U. S. II ar Bonds • Second, invest in your home by keeping it in repair! HAVE YOU UNUSED SPACE? If you have unused space >n your heme—and live in a war production area — vau con perform a patriotic serv­ ice by remedeiing to accom­ modate a war worker’s fam­ ily. That unused space will make a desperately needed apartment . . . and the’rent TODAY, you may have more money to spend but less to spend it on . . . because "luxury" spending causes infla­ tion. Here's a safe bet. First, invest at least 10% in War Bonds . . . then invest in your own home by securing necessary maintenance and repair services! You'll be saving costly replacements later on . . . and you'll be building security for your family after the war. There's no better investment in all the world than your own • home. Guard it with everything you have! you collect will soon pay- the expense of remodeling ond increase your income' Come in for complete details on financing. For financial aid to remodel and repair your home sec us. We can arrange it so you can pay in regular, easy, payments. •♦ * WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. 9 STEBBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L. B. , PHONE 2503 HORSES Pair of Bay Geldings, wgt. 3000 lbs., 10 and 12 yrs. old. COWS Durham Guernsey, 6 yrs. old. due in Moy. 9 three yr. old Hereford cows, bred to Angus Sire, due, April ond Moy. 9 Yearlings, Hereford and Angus, cross. 4 Steers 5 Heifers. HOGS Brood Sows. O.I.C. Poland China cross and Poland China, due March and April. Spotted Poland China Boar. 2 yrs. old. 50 Shoots, wgt. 100 to 140 lbs. 18 Pigs. wgt. 50 to 80 lbs. HAY AND GRAIN 600 Bu. Victor Seed Oats. 300 Bu. Belgian Oats. 1000 Crates Corn. 10 Tons Clover Hay and Corn Fodder. 2 Tons Good Cull Beans. 1I IMPLEMENTS John Deere Model B Tractor on rubber —Automatic Lift used 2 years. John Deere Two-bottom Plow. John Deere Cultivator. John Deere Double Disc. Lansing Power Bean Puller. John Deere Manure Spreader. John Deere Mowing Machine. John Deere Van Brunt DrilJ Fertilixer. IMPLEMENTS John Deere Two-row Corn Planter. John Deere Walking Plow—Cultivator. I. H. C. 2-Horsc Cultivator. Dunham Cultipacker. Massey Harris Scarifier. Bean Puller, 2-Horse. Oliver 7-ft. Grain Binder with tractor or horse hitch. I. H. C. Hoy Loader I. H. C. Corn Binder. Oliver Side-Delivery Rake. The above tools are nearly new. Two-Horse Dump Rake. Two-Wheel Trailer with stock rack. Land Roller. Studebaker Wagon with rack. Webber Wagon, with rack. Set Belknap Bobsleighs. Set Stoughton Bobsleighs. No. 15 De Laval Separator. Page Fence Stretcher. Corn Shcllcr Grind Stone. 3 Sets Double Work Harness. 32-Volt Westinghouse Automatic Lighting Plant. OTHER ARTICLES 70-GaL Kettle teed Cooker wilti steel jacket. 13-piece*—18-ft. Silo Lumber and 6 Silo Doon, quantity Other Lumber. 4-Seetiun Drag 1-Sectlon Drag. quantity small tools and many other articles -TERMS: All sums $25.00 or under cosh; over thot amount six months time will be given on good approved bankable notes bearing interest at 7 per cent. FRANK M. SHROYER, Prop. ALLAN HASKIN, Auctioneer R. A. LAPO. Clerk :a«.ui �THT HASTINGS BANNtfc. THttMDAY. MARCH 11. 1M3 1 CondltUn of the SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS (Continued from page 3) V i.isi.1*' »c*nTVMTJow MUte Lead T»i Fend: 1 lulanrr hand 70.00 . Jan 1. HU- d ltr.exed.il> M2 HI l,3.WUn> ,! la>h .............. or all rmi; 1 lli.hur-rnii'M, L> fa.h . W2 10 Hl- <17 1i Tolel ' 111* llUr r»m* i: •' ........ 1 1 11,1. ..it band 11. .11. HU3 » _ 1 RcapUalalUu: T------- • t’> llllaur .... kal-d lie-rived by' ’ Caib Fund' ; ’ Ti.?’.4|.« * ... 1'17.210 '*9 • CondlUon of tho. Drain t liojia 1t’ . >r Illi uu I'.rrr.jt.! [>«Go:.a. Chairman Total Ili.bor.emml. . > Hal. oil hand lire 11. 1913 » Condition of the Drain Redemption Fond: llulance on hind 3*,«|"1.'IO | J.,a t. HU3 1 S-'.fiO 40- o„ ' 'lie’ <Io-j.7 IT 794.49 on''ll". Health r-wul land I*. I’AIIK ■pprorro ror n lorry ua noiun (Continued on page 5. Sec. 3) ..7J 11 |»i,i,1|,,r(|>i-i|C, l.y >■•1. >"! >■» Motion mad,* 1. A USED STUDEBAKER t::r.l I . i, > F i Material IQ Block ^ppW' * -nd STUDEBAKER Wright Cyclone engines for the Flying Fortress ... big. multiple-drive military trucks ... and other vital war matdricl. c|al authorization naeded ro C<-Ircilont 1 mill ,r Chomplon, Commander or f Canatructlou and Malntrnanca GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO HASTINGS, PHONE 2101 ■330.33 3d" it 130.72 300.21 I AUCTION SALE As my wife and I are working in Kalamazoo I will dispose of the personal property at Public Auction at the farm located 12 miles east of Doster on THURS., MARCH 18, 1943 STARTING AT 1 O’CLOCK, I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: Condition of the City and Villa** Fund: HORSES FARM MACHINERY Black gelding, 11 yrs. old, wgr. 1400 lb*. Grey gelding, 14 yrs. old, Brown mule, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1100 lbs. cows Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh last December. Durham cow, 8 yrs. old, fresh last DecembeZ - Light Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh last December. Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, duo in March. TUESDAY, MARCH 16,1943 STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK, I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING: , 4 HORSES Black mare, 4 yrs. old, wgt. 1200 lbs. Black mare, 3 yrs. old, wgt. 1200 lbs. Black gelding, 9 yrs. old, wgt. 1300 lbs. Bay mare, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1250 lbs. Nisco manure spreader. 13 COWS & YOUNG CATTLE Superior disc grain drill. Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, bred Aug. 29. Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, bred July 4. Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Sept. 10. Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, bred July 30. Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, pasture bred. 2 Guernsey heifers, 10 and 6 mos. old. Jersey heifer, 7 mos. old. Holstein heifer, 8 mos. old. 3 Jersey bulls, 7 to 9 mos. old. Calc 2 horse riding cultivator. 2 horse Superior disc, good. wgt. 1300 lbs. AUCTION SALE Having rented the farm, I will dispose of the personal property at Public Auction at the farm located 5 miles southwest of Middleville, 1 mile north and 1 mile east of Bowens Mills; or 13 miles west of Hastings on Gale corn planter. 2 horse walking cultivator. 7 tooth cultivator. 3 see. spring tooth drag. 2 sec. spike tooth drag. Gale 110 walking plow. Weber wagon and rack. Dump hay rake Buxz rig. Mammoth riding plow. Single harness. Deering mower, 5 Vi ft. cut. 2 wheel trailer. Double work harness. Post diggers Forks Shovels. Other small tools too numerous to mention. 12 HOGS Brood sow, due Mar. 7, wgt. 400 lbs. 7 shoots, wgt. about 125 lbs. each. 4 pigs, 6 wks. old. ' 50 HENS 50 mixed heavy hens 3 roosters. FARM MACHINERY Farmall F 14 on steel, all overhauled and in A-1 con­ dition. 2 bottom International M in. tractor plow. FT*3 sec. spring tooth drag 8 ft. double cultipacker. 2 sec. spike tooth drag McDeering 7 ft. cut binder. Good disc drill. McCormick Deering corn planter, fertiliser attach­ ments. Double riding cultivator Dump rake. Double walking cultivator. * Rubber tired wagon and flat rack. 6 roll Deering com husker on rubber. ' McCormick Deering 6 ft. cut mower. 2 wheel trailer. Electric forge and blower 2 sett of double work harness. 5 horse collars, 19 to 22 in. Many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: All sums of $20.00 and under, cash, over that amount 6 months time will be given on good TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of tale, nothing to be removed until settled for. bankable notes bearing interest at 6%. No goods to be removed until settled for. KENNETH LOWE, Prop 1.400.00 s«.oo DEWEY REED. Auctioneer Hastings Phone 3467 JAY C. WING. Clerk Those interested In giving JOHN MISAK, Prop. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer Hastings phone 3467 * >. BINAWAY, j �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MARCH If. 1943 PAGE FOUR '. attack Sunday evening. * Adam En- ' Mr. and Mrs. Ken Braendle and ing to be held at the Caledonia Uni- Karcher Friday evening if the w*a- Bet* sorority. Mr. Pearce attended MARTIN CORNERS Iher lioma and somewhat improved .—. Ashville. N. C-, and , । MIm Alice Whetstone and Mr*. |in health. * Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ashville — school, j drea accompanied Bert Hayner to family. * Beryl Price of Hastings ted Brethren Church April 13. 14. thor permits. 15. * The Freeport Christian En­ ial*o was graduated from the Unlentertained Mr. and , '• Dike Lake Odessa Wednesday. He rere­ ’ was a Sunday caller of Paul Mead. deavor society will hold the Marc!- Cciebrate 50th Wadding Anniversary veraity ot Michigan and was off 111- ' MilUe FUiver were Friday afternoon Whitworth Mrs. Milton Lelnaar and clarence callers at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Goodi j 1home ~ Thursday. * Mr. nnd ' Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Karcher ot businers and social meeting at th? lumed Sevenly relatives and friend, ated with Beta Theta Pi fraternity enough's In Hastings. * William JJohnson of Delton for dinner Bun­ Mrs. Mary Henney aeedmpanied Mra Frarik Dorr called on Mr*. Et- Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. Torn Jeffrey called Sunday to help Mr. and Mrs He will leave next week for the na- CogsweU and daughters Ruby. Car- 'day. honoring the birthday of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs C. L Henney to Hus- ta Blough of Hastings Friday after- Marl Campbell and Lois of Hastings Friday evening. March 12. ★ The Serniah See.se celebrate their Golden . val reserve." rle and Dorothy were Sunday din- i Ungs * Mr noon. * Mr. and Mr*. Watt Thotnas were Sunday afternoon guests of Harwood School of Leadership Ed­ Wedding Anniversary. Everyone cn- i Unp last Friday afternoon. afti ner guests Of his daughter and fam- ■, ,vl, nice ,utv program lllllU um, , Joyed, a very including fVreport <••■•<•«•••• Methodist Church of South Bowne were Sunday din- Mr. and Mr*. Leap Karcher. * ucation and Conference on War- Jorcx and Mr*. Glir-h Glenn Kellogg Kelk__ were Sun- -----------------------lly. Mt and Mrs William Schantz , -- -----ftg (j r Mn( Mrs ner guest* of Mr. annnd'Mrs. Merrill Frank Winans and son Chester ot Time Planning in Christian Educa- several murical numbers by Rev -^ehitILM. Love, dav dinner guerts ol jJ Mr. andj ar.. Mrs. .. ---------------Maple Grove * Lyle Gillespie |\ [ I TAM __ ■ _____ __ i ___ __ 1 f ---.1.. j. K. a _ . ___ ....1 n.., ir.-.b. 11 IVtliana Willard Arnold and Marilyn ol His- Karcher and family. * Mr and Mrs. Irving and Pvt. Marshall Winans tion will-be held March 15-28 at and Mrs. Love and Putty Hoyt. - Morning Worship 11 Sennoil in who ha* been employed in Bulfalc. U L L I V I* Ung*. In honor of the latter s fourth Lavert SCgec of Grand Rapids were of Camp Bowie. Texa» were Sunday Huntington Coili-ge. Huntington Readings by Mrs. Ella Catt. Mr*. I by Dr E. H Babbitt wedding anniverxary. ♦ Mrs. Floyd Sunday guosts of Mr. and Mrs. Ben guests ol Mr. and Mrs Earl Everson Indiana. * Mr and Mrs. Luther E-tella Crcrs. and Vern Keim, and r-'Eunday School 12.00 joined the navy and will be in tho ----------Walter, and little Bobby Parkrt ot BLikney. * Mrs. Ray Wieland and and family * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sterzlck. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Olt- remarks by Guy Reuter and Rev I flying alvlslon He is at home with 1 Dr. and Mrs. B. E Farwell left ■ .... South Bowne were Wednesday eve- Bonnie Lou attended the Brethren Bunn received a cablegram from house. Mr.*. Emma Anderson. Mrs , u>v,-. Carlton — 'Center Methodist Church hi* parent* p-.c.iu. Mr. and .,u. Mrs. Elmer tu.-vL l**t Thuraday at 1 30 P>l. for Pasnine dinner guests of Mr. and Mr-i. Utdie* Aid Socletv nt the home of their son Tech. Sgt. and Mn. Clay­ Lorna Fish, and Rev and Mrs. E ; After the program ice cream, cake. Glllespie until Mau.h March 20 whan when hs he 1 “dena. Cal.,.— where will enjoy GUle-piE --• —they — ton Bunn announcing the birth of B Griffin attended the meeting of ' CTn dv nnd clijar* were served Many Claude Walton. * Mr. and Mis Mrs. Jay Lcece of Elmdale. ThursMotAlng worship IOJJO will have (o leave. Best wishes and « vacatilon for sbe or eight week* a daughter. March 2nd. at a hospi ­ the Mid-Year Councll-and Missionbeautiful flowers, card*, and rueful Harold Rosenberger and Marvin day. * Mr. Gran: Voorhees, a for­ Sunday school 1100 good luck Lyle * Sterling Weeks with her sister Mrs Stanley Room-. ary Convention held March 5 and c „; Iu . wcre ; r n 115 a lokl . n O f < . .*-m went Bunday dinner guest* of Mr Incr Superintendent of Freeport tal somewhere in Hawaii. Mother i.oiu* were icn iu » *u*rn »i c...iviu । we Wc urge urge me the nu.-nirx-fs._mia mcinbecxjtnd incnas friend* ha* been ill recently with a strep i The doctor went by plane and Id.* at tiic Banner Street United Breth. • • • -■ • and Mrs. Au»tln Rosenberger of High School, has been transferred and daughter are doing fine The at the Banner strec- United Breth- । to ru. happy couple. Hen- is nn brl- ;of lhe church to attend the service sore throat but is able to te back 1 wife by train. Their addre** is 1010 Clarksville. * Mrs. William Hutch-. to Washington D C. He is leaching young l*dy will answer to the namp^ren Church in Grand Rapid*. »The KlnBj t)Oern written especially for next Sundav and give our duirict at work again * Alice and Melvin I EucUd 8‘- Dr G. E. Ramscyer s*je*e by their grand- -mx-rinHndent ens of Hastings called on Mr-and Rrd Cross work for over-seas to a of Carol Lei. * MUs Evcly-n Ov*f- Barry County Christian Endeavor Mr and iiix-rintrndent au cordial cordial welcome welcome. Whetstone were Sunday dinner of PtalnwHI will be in t hedoctnr .. ... ..... the Bamrvine ------Meth- Mui ,<in veni win rvriin. Keim, Mm. Mr*. John Fish. Monday. * Mr and group nf- — 155 men. * Mr. and Mrs. holt of Battle Creek spent the week- Union met at fan will want to hear and meet him. guests of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Good- office each Tuesday »***< and tk Thursday ..-«.«ii »• *» —»• <>8. The various . ... . March ••Anniversary ’*" Mrs Eugene Schantz and family of r. f. Kunde vhltcd their daughter end with hc-j- parent* Mr. and Mrs. odL*t Church from 9** ** AM. tn *4:30 and •**• some enough in Hasting*. * Ml.*s Alice !••«••• *-- *•* —■ ■PM *•••*• — Charles Overholt. * Supt. and Mrs. Mclctic.* in Ute Union were rcspon- | Anniversary s »rc a happy lime Grand Rapxis were Sunday guests Mrs Floyd Barton .and fainly and C hurch ft the United • Wluutoije and Mr- Orr FUher mornings from 9 to 12. * Mr und sible for the program, each onreonThat last for many years. Evart Ardis were Thursday evening of Mr. and Mr*. R- F. Kunde * Mr other relatives at Detroit last week, ' Brethren In. Christ ; were Friday callers at Mr and Mr*.: Mr*. Leon Pennock, u™ Mr-. r*n.ri~ Charlc* guests at the home of Supt. and Mrs tributmg : some part. * The Barry OI bedded life and happine and Mrs Lloyd Karcher ot Grand a K Braendle ha* been transferred E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor Fiori*. Mrs Charles Harrington and .Sterling Weeks and on Miu Lillie Countv Ministerial Association and D. A. VanBuxkirk of Hasting*. * Jiang with sorrow and tear ­ Rapid* were Sunday afternoon’ from Fort Custer to Jefferson BarBolter on the Center road. * Al­ Mr.. Bertha Adams were in KainResU of Mr. and Mr. . William racks. Missouri. K Ls with the ground The Misses Vivian BOehler of Char­ Council ot Christian Education met »H1 Oakes w.ra of UI Hostings, n>»vui*a. once nure a u iom vin real-- nwzoo Thursday P.M. * The many tkes. * Mrs Irma Brown caltcd)rxew- of the Army Air Corps * Mr. lotte and Velma Buehler of Has­ Tuesday. March ft at the Grand' —- For Fifty years those two have met io 30 A M Sunday School dent of our vicinity and a member friend.* of Harold Schuster of Rich* on her daughter Mrs. Glenn Millet and Mrs. Dan Postma and Phyllis tings spent the weekend with lheir Street Uhited Brethren chun5h !:: 1,1 Their sorrows, laughs, und groan*. it 30 AM. Morning Worship of oui Sundav Sunday rchool. school, ha.* recently !«»»<* were very aony to hear tint Hxstingi Rev I. W. MiitoT of Mid ­ parent*. Mr. nnd Mrs Forres*. Ann vMted at the *home Mr. — and*• of Hastings- Friday afternoon * 1L •* —-■* ---------of- *•Aqd nev r h*'«l an ‘’rgumen’-, i 7:00 P.M. Christian Endeavor' been inducted into the army andlj“« right arm wtu, hurt vety badlydleville was the guest .«pcaker. Buehler. * Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Se ­ >h -:f of C!c:t Clark — lake Mr* George A!exan<Jcr and family D. Schunipf and sor. Mr and Mrs B. R. Clinton and That made them leave.their home. .Topic: »T1ip Tw.ntv-third P-.lm left for Tort Custer over a week . W Monday while working -al Parch....guests ----- - of Mr. ... . —Wrdne.Miii.,- evening. * ger of Grand Rapid* were Sunday were Friday overnight 1 ‘ ’* ’’ ** ■’ Leader. ugo Wc have not heard where he 1 ment. The arm was drawn into the and Mrs. Ed Stairs. * Mr. and Mi. frs. C. V. Holstein ol callers of Mr tnti Mrs Allen Ffch. two children. Charley nnd Mary of Anniversary’s are not Ute only thing iRev. ED Gritfln. l- stationed yet. Our best wishes machinery injuring 4t very badiv * Mrs. Gail Llgiitfoot. who was ta­ Ada. went to Ann Arbor to Ik- That I'm recording here. Frank Tlwinivin and Dennie mx-iii go with him too* * Rev. Victor He was, given blood transfusion* treated for hydrophobia, havln- I also think of other things ken suddenly ill Sunday, was taken Sunday with Mr. und Mrs Floyd -urpri.-e --upper guests of Mr. and 8 011 PM. Thursday Pray Jones of Hickory Corners preached . He and hl* wife und two children been bitten by a puppy. — Lowell in the ambulance to the OsteoWalters of Grand Rapid.- * Pvt. Mn Fred Tabberer. the occasion At different times of year. iu a very good sermon at Martin i resident* of Delton al one time. Boyd Pavne. who was stationed ut b.'lng Mrs Tnbberers birthday an­ jxithlc hospital at Battle creek and Ledger. 35 years ago items. friends for »••*.*-him u sjwrcfy .... . - morning. Owing to the Hl* '— **•’•—wL*h >*»• »— Mr and Mrs John Maleohn have MCI , 4urntlu: , ulnrarr , submitted to an appcndectomv. Lons Beach. California, received an niversary. Refreshments of icrcr- im Each vacation in •timmer lime recovery. He is in Borgt--. licnpilal returned to their home fit Freepott -o rail d.dad und I go fishing * Mr and Mrs. Owen Stecklc Jionorabk- dlxl^rse from the army, not i<- many out to hear him as * Mrs. Glenn William* ot Gull lake and is now- working at the Bookcase Hrl-t* tn ♦ Mr. nnd Mrs. Lron Hrn- were among those who attended the lifter spending th.- winter at the \P.| Ut.ping to catch a lot und Mrs. Blanche RlchanL* were in tiould have been. Our pastor Mlw home t>t their son. Mr and Mrs. •• ------■ golden annivcrMiry of Mr. and Mr* Factory in Hastings * Mr. ami Mr- ncy of Grand Rapids were Sunday Rulbon will preach next Sunday Hustings Tuesday afternoon. * A Harold Aldrich and family were g-nst-i R of Mrs Marv Hcnnry. * Mr Scmiah Secse Sunday afternoon. * Arnold Malcolm here.—L. O. Wave­ nt 10:30. * Remember the W S. very. Interesting meeting of the W nndmotluSunday dinner guests of Mr ami and Mr* ?4: David Pike and taby of The automobile driven by John Luv* Times. fry the: ~ ** ' - —** * •; for j, S CS. wax held nt the home, of Mrs. er of Clarksville and the milk truck Mr:-. Curl vu.. I.i - of CaWonia Grand In hon-Rapids ----- -- spen; ’ tho wrekend Wednesday. A potitu-k po*. link dinner Wednesday. *•-* Paul Kvburz March K Village Officer* Elected or of the birthday anniversary ot with Mr. and Mrs Virgil Woods and driven by Rnzen Grav met with a lb Bt- dlr.r.cr dinner was served ut noon. Four 17 All arc cordially invited u Mr lau*. * Mr. anti Mrs. Kt-iili son. * Mr. anti Mrs. Floyd Geiger head-on collision at Stecklc . cor­ At tlie ricuhir Village Election the Milo W tend * Mt. and-Mr*. Arthur'Prrir'Prr- ladtra lauiea from * Durkee and family of Woodland of Alm wore Sunday afternoon call- ners at 10:00 A-M. Saturde; Mr. held at the Council Roonu-on Mon­ But actually in cf Grand Rapid.* were o.-er three from Prairievilli- W.SC.8. were Sunday uflcxnpon guests of Mr. ers of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gosch. l-ayer receiv-etl a few bruises on lit- day. March 8. HM3. the follow:*'; They were some we hud bought. he wcekchd gur*ts of hir par­ । wen* 'guest.*. Mr.*. Arthur Lathrop and Mrs. Adam Eridn». * Sun:l:ty *Mr... Claude Mead nnd -Mi*. Cle- forehead, nose, and knee * Mr. -and VUlmu* Officers were elected: Vilpit l-Ull tit*. Mr. nnd Mr*. .Xfclo Barry. * w-as in charge of lhe program. The ..........----- .............. *«- ....a »»._ |n(.nt an(| p,in] visited Mrs. Mrs. C. W. Culver attended a dmund Mi.- Carl Grashui* and progr>>m was on "Mlgruni*.” * Mi. Neil Newton and family wenM.trsant Dcrnond of Woodland. Clerk. Fred Tabbcrcr. Village Treas 1 Are tile best Scouts I know and Mrs. Myron Sciuiba who -.old Henry Sothnrd of Hosting* honor­ urer. Mrs Norma Kunde: Thre !. ; of fun I’Ve had with them .... «... ——- Sunday * Mr- Truman Pippciot r.f Mr and Mrs iii<u 1 inn north *■! !>■ M i well. Mr. and Mrs J. hn Nansy and Alconec pent Tuesday nnd Wed- ing the birthdays in March. Other A* they've watched me learn try Sunday. * Mr. uno lime ago. liave purchased ili<-*Ix<ni son of Wacouita. Mr. and Mrs Sid- nr»rtav with Mr and Mrs F. C. guest* included Mr. and Mrs. Don­ Harold Yoder. Frank’Dorr, and Leap Doster house in Delton, a Mi Wc.-ltv Keim acted as Mlnev Flfield, and Miss Lillian Bleain. Tabberer. * Dale and LaWTcnce ald Sothnrd and two children and Karcher: A-vc.-jor. Clinton Henney i front his honu- I Blanche Richard* wa.* a dinner local. * Ps’H Mead, who received Kauffman .spent the weekend with Miss Frances Biggs of Nashville, of Ceremonies. Mt- Ann nrijhbor. Prank Wtnanx: He .-ut- liawkridgr who formerly lived In quest nt the home of Rev. and Mr a broken leg several weeks ago. 1- Mr and Mrs. Paul Thompson and and Mrs Emerson Struble of Has­ rf-d sprain* and bruises and wc. Masrachusctts, raying he Ls now W i>. Robin-son Sunday. * Pvt. abl” to be cn crutches now. * Mr. family of Bowno Center. * Mis- tings. * Supt.- Evart Ardis wt>.s a Those attendu: serving on « submarine and thinks Kenneth Town, who 1*. stationed in and Mrs. Paul Tliompscn of Bowne Helm Woods of Har.llnzs spent Lensing visitor last Friday. * Tin heme of Mi- Glenn Kellogg Tue— from awity w< an army camp hi Pennsylvuni । Center moved to Maple Gniv-.-• Moi;- Moudav with her parenU Mr. nnd Pleasant Valley W.MA. will meet Indi.nn.Mrtheir three >-n tin- Battleship New York and nn *pent. from Sunday morning t.i day * Mr. and Mrs. Will Olthdusc Mr VlrsH Woods and fainllv?** at the horn- of Mrs. V**ni Gt-i:*i welcome. tlie Beattie und hate-seen unite .. Monday morning at the horn-- •! of Logan were Sunday dinnerguects Mr and Mrs Dun Postma wen-Suit- Thursday for an-all dav inhering dreil Stevenson of For; R-covet.y i- Frid.iv lot ol drift rent countries on his ....„ callers of — Mr „.. and Mrs Mrs. ft will'be lhe last meeting of the of Mr. nnd Mr*. B. Rt Clinton. * dr evening Ohio. Mrs. Ralph Burton of ’ >troii Townsend Club crufses. At present he Is in the tinil Mr* Willard Wilier- mid ion m Min Vivian Kendall of Manton. Roy Bunn of Campbel). ‘ * Mr and' Branch year. Officer* will lie elected Mr. and Mr-. Gary Kaminski* <i hospital with a crushed foot, it Plainwell called on her parents, M-, The Townsend Club will met ut sister of Mrs. Meryl Nccb of Has­ Air*. Milton Murphy of Grund Rap­ for the ensuing year and lhe dele­ will lii-jirnumbered Mr. HawkTldge mid Mrs. Fred O. Hutches Sundav' r. i’- .iil mid Dori tings. died suddenly wtth a heart ids were Sunday dinner guests of gates to the Annual Branch meet- Ire home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Leap :*-r .mil has moved his family lo visited rite Fishers a couple of years afternoon. * Mr, mid Mrs Chicf Grand Rapids. Conrai B*el.-, V * Mrs Nora Ell.ti ago wtth his uncle and aunt. Mi. rnce Payne and children of H<i,»and Mts. Alonso Hilton of Saugus. Center mid Mr and Mrs. Claude Caroline Buehler of CalrMon -i. Mr >r her husband. Rich.nd Seeb*-i Harrington of Hastings spent Sun­ Ksm 11.1 Y«i'- I ..nd Mr- Vt-r.'.u > -1 day With Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Dur­ ter. M>. tint! Mr- Harold N:-h tun kee. * Mr. mui Mrs. Glenn Williams Gull lake, Mr and Mn- Elwyn Hay­ Kime anti daughter Beulah b! Hustlnk*. and Mr. mid Mr... Ch ur Uke lodge seems to be clotted ward. rijle. Mr. anti Mi- Alvin Max Reynolds, local were dinner Indefinitely. athe Howaid Mar­ •r of Hastings, and many relguests of Mr and .Mrs. Roger Wil­ nnd friend*, local Red Cro.v Drive, lure tin family and Mr and Mrs Mar­ liam* Saturday evening. Following in St v ho have been the proprie­ the dinner they all went to' Kala­ tors hir several years have moved mazoo. A Mrs. Fred Kopyolow ha-, Having said my farm, I will sell, at Public Auction, at tlie farm, known as the Min­ ter. Berry: Lincoln Mr* -Ted Mr- to their newly acquired farm home been spending ten days in Gary Dcrmld: Ch'* «-k>-r* d Mr-* Alh-ti •oiith of Hasting* * Mr. nnd Mrs Ind., called there bv Hi ■ illne . ..: nie Jackson farm, located miles East of Wayland, on nouncenrent wtucn u Paul ■ Birons and ran.*' who have her mother Hit son Freddie .-.i.tycd t he many .friends in thl* ccmmuni’v EU1* Men living with heF father. Byron at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert former home of the Dr, Rigternrk Ketcham moved Saturday to their ' Barnes while she was awii' * Robfamily. new home, formerly the Sid Llnklcr Jone farm. * Mr. and M--. Claude Me- Lakes Training station called hu en Gene Rigtcrtnk to announce hi these district*., kindly call on your intvrv who worked for Claud Lester 1 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rt.ix ii Barno betrothal Miss Ri:;tcnr.k.jlaugl-.tf last year have moved to til- Walter last .Thursday night, a Mrs Aller cl Dr J. W. Rlgtcrinlc. Frimklin S Collins Ls vL-dting her nirte. Mrs. Commencing at 11:00 o'clock, CWT, the following described property: contributed t occupy a j»art of the hou-e * A Harold I.inpemi.tn aj>d family in nnd Mr irewell pnrtv for Hewitt Matron Grand Rapid'. Tire middle of the month she. will go to lotnsiiif. wi.v.-e •Ml 5. Chester D. Superiiau. M. • John Mats-'in sire will ipend two weeks at the piewood Dr., was huitc.-..* ut lhe ti ns he left Fridas- home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hatst. >r induction into the service at ★ Mr. and Mrs. Marilrali Norwood. Miss Rigtertiik's betrothal was dis­ Hin Custer. * Mr. i.nd Mrs Percy Between 1010 and 1030. the output Mr- Mary Doster. W. W. Lum; and 11 OF WHICH ARE REGISTERED MILKING SHORTHORNS closed. Hallock of Plainwell were Sundav Mrs. LBlIan Rapp spent Sundav "Miss Rltrtcrink is a graduate ol gw* -t- at Frank Hallock* * Friends with Mr anti Mrs. CI.ri*-nct- Wtl। f Mrs Mildred Hook will be inter- । Hanis und daughter Rovemary in 1 Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Jan. 28. Registered Durham, Roan, 6 yrs. old, she was a member of Ganuna Pi; Battle Creek. * Gordon Castle writ, fresh 90 days. • 1 Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Jan. 9. la .stationed in an army camp in ! Texas Ls spending a 12-tlay furlouuii Registered Durham, Roan, 5 yrs. old, 1 Durham-Jersey, 5 yrs. old, bred Dec. 26. with his parents. Mr und Mrbred December 17. Floyd Burpee and family * Mr. anti 1 Durham-Guernsey, 5 yrs. old, calf by Mr- Ellis E. Faulkner ot Lansing White Durham, 5 yrs. old, fresh, spent the 'weekend nt lheir home side. : here. * Mbs Sophia Spath of Milo calf by side. six-nt Friday afternoon with M:> 1 Durham-Guernsey, 5 yrs. old, bred I Roan Durham, 5 yrs. old, fresh 90 days. Maty Doster. * Mr. und Mt ■ Leon j Leonard und Mr. ami Mr.- Royce Jan. 17. 1 Roan Durham, 2 yrs. old, fresh 60 days. 'Henton attended the Ma.Minlc Buiquit in Hasting-'. Friday night * 1 Jersey-Holstein, 5 yrs. old, calf by side. 1 White Heifer, 12 months old. ML*-. I.oietm Wagner -pent the week 1 Jersey cow, 8 yrs. old, bred Dec. 17. end with Mr . Mary Payne at Ath­ 1 Roan Heifer, 12 months old. ens * Frank DeMott of Chk.-rgo FREEPORT AUCTION sale THURSDAY, MARCH 18,1943 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Brown Swiss-Jersey, 5 yrs. old, bred Dec. 22. 1 Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh. 1 Durham-Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Feb. 5. 1 Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, bred Jan. 14. 1 Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, calf by side. 2 Durham-Guernsey heifers, 1 yr. old. 2 Holstein Steers, coming 2 yrs. old. 9 Head of Extra Good feeder cattle Averaging 500 to 900 pounds each. Also 10 head of Grade calves, 2 to 4 mos old. Roan Heifer, 8 months old. Roan Heifer, 3 months old. Red Bull, 2 years old. Roan Bull, 3 months old. Red Bull, 2 months old. Roan Bull, 1 month old. The above cattle are registered and papers will be furnished with same. Guernsey cow, 5 years old, bred Dec. 29. Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, due May 22. Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Dec. 27. Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Jan. 5. Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Dec. 25. FARM TOOLS HORSES 2 Registered Belgian Stallions. 1 Pair Iron Gray Geldings, 5 and 8 years old. Good workers. POULTRY About 80 Barred .Rock hens and pullets. HOGS 8 Gilts, bred to farrow about May 5. 6 Shoots, weighing about 185 lbs. each. GRAIN 60 bushels of Spcltx. 600 bushels of good corn. 4C0 bushels of oats. 15 feet of good Silage, in 13-foot silo. Quantify of good hoy Quantity of good straw. John Deere Manure Spreader, on rubber. 2-Bottom John Deere Plow. International Corn Planter, fertilixer attachment. International 7-ft. mower, 7-20, power take-off. International side delivery rake. Avery hoy loader. 10 collars. International 3-unit Milking Machine. Traator Cultivator. 2-2L-C. The above Tools orc practically new-. 1 2-horse Cultivator. I Cultipockcr. 1 10-ft. International Binder, power take-off. 170-ft. hay rope. 1 Grapple fork. 7 Milk cons. 1 2-whcc! Trailer. 1 DcLavol Cream Separator, with motor. 1 Deering Corn Binder. I No. 1J- Blixxord Filler, good as new. 1 Set Double Work Harness, A-1 condition'. Some horse collars. Many small articles too numerous to mention. 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 Prince, Nc. 17890. foaled July 2. 1929 (sorrel roan, stripe in face: Pot De Bois, No. 21799, foaled May 28. 1935 'Red Roan, white on hind ankles'. . FREE LUNCH AT ALL TIMES! TERMS OF SALE—All sumi of $10.00 or under, cash: on sums over thot amount. 6 months' time will be given on good bankable notes bearing 6 per cent interest. If you wish to toko advantage of the terms, make arrange­ ments with Owner before date of sale. Nothing to be removed until settled for. Everything to be settled for at date of sale. . TYLER AFMAN, Prop N. C. THOMAS, Auctioneer BURDETTE BENAWAY, Clerk AUCTION SALE Owing to the death of my husband I will sell at public auction the following ar­ ticles at my farm located 3 miles north of Nashville on M-66 on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1943 COMMENCING AT 1:30 O'CLOCK: COWS Shorthorn cow, 4 yrs. old, giving milk. Shorthorn heifer, 18 mos. old. Shorthorn bull calf, 6 mos. old. Hereford calf, 5 mos. old. SOWS 2 0. I. C. brood sows, due to farrow in April. FARM TOOLS Wagon and combination stock rack. 5 ft. cut mowing machine. Two horse dump rake. Steel land roller. ■ Oliver 99 plow. Two section drag. Two horse cultivator. Five tooth cultivator. Pair bob sleighs. Two wheeled trailer with stock rack. McCormick binder. 2 log chains. Cross cut saw. Forks, shov­ els, whiffle trees, double trees, hay rope, post hole digger. FEED AND GRAIN 130 Shocks corn. 4 Tons clover hoy. MISCELLANEOUS Some lumber. Some household-goods. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale^ Nothing to be removed until settled for. Every­ thing to be settled for day of sale. MRS. WILLIAM SNORE, Propr. H. O. PENNINGTON. Auctioneer R. A. LAPO. Clerk Mr nnd Mrs Leon Iz-onard and fnmilv. * The Mnr-O-Nm Sunday school class of the Methodist church met nt the home of Mr. and Mrs Leon Leonard Thursday night an l re-organized. The following officers ton: vi worth: Milo Fiirn-iMrs Ddugto.1 Tlie next 'meeting will be held al. the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cluunberlain. the first Thursday evening in Mai ch. * Mr.. Clifford Kahler -underwent an operation Thursday morning in the 04'0pathlc hospital In Battle Creek Her address is 614 Capitol'Ave. N. E iir»mi<i> hills Alex Alberts has moved hack • • Chlciiijo His wife had been very ill a Mtcrtlv recovery. * Albert Green and Archie Burd traded tarn-, last week Both are nicely settled In their new Home- * Mrs. Jami.. Storkan. Sr., rcturmd to her ImJii i lav* week after aficnding a few week* with her daughter. Mrs Anne Ma­ iers in Kalamazoo * Ray Jenkinwa.* absent from .school last* week on atTouni of his mother's Hint’s*. * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Teetrr ha--” had a telephone irirtalled * Mr ■ and Mr- Albert Green. Mr und * Mrs. Arciik- Burd und 'children called on Mr.* Gordon Gieen uml Mr and Mrs, Charles Mayo in Bat­ He Creek Wednesday * PF C Gor­ don Green Ls tittending a motor school in San Antonio. Texas, and !-• getting along firn- and like* it out there. * Atchle Burd sold his team . to a party near Hastings and pur­ chased ■ anftther tram from HarryHaywood at Wayland. * Several .neighbors and relatives -rotlured at the Tripp home and celebrated the birthdays of Jfct. Tripp. Archie Burd and Edward Howcnnan Games were, played after which lunch was.served * Mr. ami Mr-. Albert Green entertained PF.C. Gerald Near from Canada nnd brother Ranald of Bowens Mills, the Burd and Tripp families to supper Wednesday evening. * PF C. Gerald Near was home on u 15-day furlough. His train was snow bound 2 days In North Dakota on his way home * Charles Btorknn has been promoted to Staff Sergeant and If in Camp Pickett. Va. Where Opium Cornea From Opium is derived from Ute white j poppy. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THVRSDAY. MARCH II. IMS SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS (Continued from P<sc 3, Section 3.) ZZ baking soda or bicarbonate ot soda. One level tablespoonful in a quart ot warm water U recommended dur­ ing the defrosting proceat. The ineld? and outMde of tlie evaoorattM unit should be washed carefully ana all of the Imide of the refrigerator including - the inside walla, shelves, fruit trays and vegetable contamM Similar care Ls recommended for aS ice refrigerator. DEHYDRAY "The dehydrated flat wall paint" COVERS EVEN WALLPAPER IN ONE COAT SAVES WE-SAVES MONEY SAVES BOTHER Comes in Handy Carton Just Mix with Water Dries in an COLD DAYS Hour!! DOUBLE GAS NEEDS FOR HOMES AND WAR PLANTS are needed to keep war produc­ tion plants working at top speed. Uncle Sam is calling for more and more gas every day. Under normal conditions, we could obtain steel and other materials to enlarge our gas supply and meet all needs. Today, this is impossible. TRIAL OFFER 114 LBS. DEHYDRAY make 1 quart liquid paint Gas Needed Cold Days March 31 is the Deadline Thl* coupon U worth 39c ta you. Present it with 20c and jet sample* 49c package of Dchydny (makes one quart liquid paint.) STEBBINS & JACOBS remendous quantities of gas T We're here to serve you. Gas, Oil or Tire Repairing. Let us help keep your car running for the duration.. McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES HASTINGS Gas Needed Normal Days If every home suddenly decided to use gas range top or oven burners for sup­ plementary heating on cold days, our gas supply would be seriously affected. You would have little gas for cooking. I War plant production would be slowed down or stopped. Will you help maintain gas service vital to war plants by not using your gas range oven for twating your kitchen? CONSUMERS POWER COMPA �page arx TUT HASTINGS E4NNER. THTRSDAY. MARCH 11. 1943 HICKORY CORNERS ANNUAL TAX SALE CASTLETON TOWNSHIP «•« ■ « iMlaUw i VILLAGE OF NASHVILLE O. A. PhUUga AddltMn OltAXOEVILLE TOWNSHIP "SCHEDULE A" TAXES OF 1940 AND PRIOR YEARS^ - ir AiiSYOIA TOWNSHIP HASTINGS TOWNSHIP MUM*. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hughes received a wire from tlie Navy Thursday at three o’clock stating that their son , Norman was critically ill with pn~umonla in western California. * Cali-' era nt the Victor Jones horn-- Sun­ day wen- Mr. and Mrs. David D-m- EIGHT! lap mid Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baird und two children of Midland Park. 1 Gull lake. * Mr. Melvin Vlnkewa-. a guest Saturday afternoon of Mi . ^Herman Davis of Midland Puri;., On tl Gull lake. * Mis. Bettie Pixley and Z%. son son were fccro Sunday guests of Mr. Mr and -r y r Mrs. Clmrlea Pixley of Fair. hk< H V ' ’ Fri-iav they were.guerts <>t Mr. nnd A Mis. Bob Willison and children of ' Bunnell district * Mr. nnd Mr. ] -..\Wilbur Tolle* and two children «>t /Hastings r.nd Mr. nnd Mr? Rus. i ll Greejl - ;• Toin-S and three children of Bunn-J) ■ ; ' dlrtrict were dinner guevU Simdsr' ■ Bccau of tlicir mother and granilptmliT. especial ' j, Mr- IRw*lNunnemaker and M;.--. of your i_. . Sarah Town>st_Kej^-Vfrtm' -Jem•itlui pleached at the Mrniln Conieia cause i t mid Quimby Mutbodki church-, in persona • ‘ the Harting* Pari-h Consecration or them ....... Sunday. Mmvh 7th. * Mr... Nelli-.capped I Pennock was at Hasting-, on,bad­ you wo ness Tuesday cf lasl-ucok. Friday best on 5; - r night dinner guest.’, were Mr H.irI did • » , old White nnd three sons ot Plalnice in [ • well. <r Clarence Dontmn is .tartinj active 1 ■' In.; eleventh year as manager of the of ship "i‘ Hlckmy Corners Telephone ex­ Hartl t . change * Rev. and Mr-. I> b r and ' ,i.t Brighton with M» Eyicr’ . mr­ ' enu. R< v and Mrs Hodiun. * W« M rhurch ftcrvicrs Sunday acho'il 10:30. P.eaching 11 ju and 7:30. Prayer swvicr Thur isy evening* * Mra. Grace Marshall was u lecrnt gut4.t nf Mi -. Sarah Town and ’ ■ dmifthier Hazel Ninuumakrr. * Rev. -u.d Mt-* Victor Jon'-x were at Hurt­ ," ford Hatn dav and purchased a ii. :. . uit-K-d Hob b ill ite to replace’thd , , . .•lx year old twin daughter ot Mr. and Mr Maurice Ford h seriously ill with throat trouble. an afternoon meeting at the home of Mt. and MnuElmerGilhrtt,Pleait« | Mr. and Mr* M«-rl Kahler and imlly mret on Thiir.dny. * Mr-. i 'on ci Grand Rapids and Mr. and Dcr.dd Gosch । Alberta McClelland) I Mt Glenn Kuiilrr of HiistinKe and Mr. and Mr* Ralph McCI« Hand ‘Mr. arid Mr- Geoige Kahle Mta Saturday nlghti nnd Sunday guest.-, of Mr. and Mis- Albert McCli Hand. * Mi J J Wlllilt. ha- b’. n 111 With strep tinoat nnd the flu the * Duane Powers of Allegan . ,'cnt pa.t witk Her son. Dr. Clayton the wcckend'wlth-hLs grandmother. WillltU of Saranac W.v. hen- twice .Mrs. Emma Jnhncock, * Mr- IV -..till in bed at thi: writing? * Mr. nnd Mrs Ferri# Lathrop nnd daugh; ;tca. * Mr.-and Mi*. Ellis K.lh-y nt . i, I H-istinys sjMnt the Weekend with i. Mr mid Mr- V.'alb-i Lewis. * M: lieie nnd at Woodland. * Mr and - । mid Mis Niul McGiian und chll- Mr . Floyd Ne*bet and Jc.uui pent . , ‘ dnn ut Ha.’-tln-’ts spent Sunday with Sunday in Grand Rapid, with Mr. ■su’itiulr grandmother. Mrs. Emma ami Mr>.. Joe Dubkn.kl and family. : : Johnecck. * G- oiw ' McCulla of ■ i . j Hu -Un ? . pent Wednesday with Mr ■on. were Sunday gutsU cf Mr. and %| ,|m:d Mrs. Ik nurd IX Golla. * Mr land Mrs. Richard Hoogenboom and Mr. and Mr.s. John Higdon w- re .*; daughter of Gull lake upent Sunday Friday dinner guests of Mr. and ! ‘with iht-U, parent:. Mr. and Mrs Mt- Victor Brumm * Mr and Mi: . .. : D- i-'ft r lower. * Mrs Lester Manna - • i ■ and sons und Mr. and Mrs Lyman Gonka. Judith and David of Batik i . ; Wilkinson spent tJaturd..v In Kula- 'Creek wi.-ro Sunday dinner guest, 1; I nuxoo. a Eziu Chambo-laln of Kal- iof Mr. and Mi.-. Will Hyde. Mr: nmaxco spent Saturday with hL Hydo continues to Improve and Mr --mother, Mrs. Maltha Chamberlain. Charles Hutton and Militia will re­ i . • Mt*. Lucy Dlmp) who lias been main for another week. '' STATE OF MICHIGAN . i I thi fun: ;.tl I-.I M: Home in Hastings, Thur*dty. Her friends will be happy to hear that !she is n little Improved and would nprTiate hearing from you. * Mr. mid Mra. Cornellls Cappon of Stew­ art (Joiner*, sjx’iit Sunday with Mr. and Mr- Wilbur Git-o:i. * Don’t „> fornet the Red Cross drive is on. . let u* give ail wc can. , u' w . *• the VtLLAGlf OP MIDDLEVILLE Ii.il.an I«k n«>vn io.li<- tu 1” THORNAPPI.E TOWNSHIP CASTlfrON TOWNSHIP ti: _• i til 19»0 •I HW'i 3,1 ■' w*n j( i9 M.M Mr... Lorraine Mantling and Shnron »-f Yp-.il inti spent last week with her pan nis. Mr. and Mr*. I I»ter. Nonnrville and Merle Sonneylll.- of Battle Creek visited.them Saturday. * Thud Cook and John Graham ol Kalamazoo spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. und Mrs. Frank Hom nnd Clifford Kahler of South Shultz called on ili-ni B in­ MILO day evening. * Mrs. Kathleen Ted­ row who has been quite ill is some I Lost Week's Leiter. i Mr.*. Madeline Norman. Marilyn. better and all hope for her - jieody Carl Towne and Mr. and Mrs. Merl? recovery’. * Mr. .-nd Mrs Harry I ; Bradfield attended the Farm Bu­ MIm ner of Kalamazoo ami Mr and reau ..upper at Hastings Thur*da> Mr*. Gordon Kenyon of Ha Ung.. I • * Abmn twmty-fnrc friends gnth- were dinner gtwstF of The Kenyons I y:i«I at the home of Earl Towne Sundav haiu>ring two birthdays of : Saturday evening to help Mr*. Ma- Mr*. Minn Kenyon nnd Mrs. Alva drline Norman and H.nold Do*ler ' Kenyon. Other guest* in the after­ ’erh-brate their birthday:. Game* noon were Mi. and Mrs. lister Son'and cards provided lhe tnirrt.tin- neville and Mr. and Mrs. Donald inrnt. * On Monday morning two Manning nnd Sharon of Ypsilanti. army jeeps and three other army Rov. Frt-d Hom of Battle Creek cal-, raix stopped at ehe W. A. Spaulding ted on the Kenyons Wednerdiiv and farm and set up an out port as a Mr. und Mrs. Jr.-.s Kenyon of Hick­ part of their training. In the after­ cry Corners spent Wednesday eve- I j noon they were nt the school house ning with them. ■ much to lhe delight of the children GLASS CREEK Mr;- Rusocll Whittemore attend­ small country .*cho>l so they were real Interested in looking over out Jed her card party al Mrs Robert in Hastings la«t Tliursday. .•chool. Tli-' Major played the piano Phillip, 1 and the soldier* -nng a few rang* ,1* Dolores. Anita. David and ChrisThey had a ixutable radio nnd was j'icii" McGlockhn spent the v.eekcontacting other groups from here.' •end with their Krundnarci.tr.. Mr. when they receiv-d word that they •and Mrs. Forre-t Havens, while parents ■*i"" spent‘ from Friday un­ had to move on. They left with re- lheir )-■*■-*•* Talc's* aiul. aicl gret and promised lhe children to til Monday with the Rex RcX Tate Gordon Havrac Havens In in Ymdlantl. Ypsilanti. * * come back some HimGordon .Sunday, viators ut Roy Erw.iys were I ; Maurice Ei way. wife nnd son and Mr* Al Wolfe of Grand Rapid; Last Week ft Letter ’,Xand Mrs. Harold SfilfFp of MmikcMr. and Mrs. Wm. Mullrndore of gon. * Mrs Sura Erway returned Lansing, spent last weekend with1 Sunday from a weeks' visit with I Mr and Mrs Waller Hobbs. * Miss' revives at Muskegon. » Tlie many . Pauline Bellinger, who is teachingl friends cf Mrs. William Havens are in Fenton, spent the weekend with1 sorry to hear of her Illness at the her parents. * Eugene Leiters have home til her daughtewnnd husband. moved to the May Fann and Wm. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Johnson at Rice’s have rented the Putnam1 Hickory Comers. fann. * Mr. and Mrs. John Hol­ comb moved tills week to the Peter PLEASANT RIDGE Standley fann. * Walter Soyas' were Mr. nnd Mrs Kenneth Cronk and Piven u surprise farewell party children are living on the diaries Thursday evening They have moved Townsend farm. * The D O T. o. •lo a fann «outl\of Battle Creek. * club will meet with Mrs. Grace Mr. and Mra. Emmet Bird of Bnl- Coats this peek Wednesday, a Mr. tie Creek are moving onto the Fred and Mrs.’ Ferris Lathrop and Carol Stile., farm. * We are soiry to report of Toledo spent Tuesday with Mr. that Nelson Willison had the ml)- and Mrs. Kenneth Kelsev. * Mr. fortune lo brent his leg last week Mrs. A R Teeter. Mttry, Ml!-' Tuesday. * Mr." and Mrs. Walter and deed and David spent Sunday with' Hobbs received a long distance tele: und Mrs. Guv Kanti|rr nnd phone call Monday morning from Mr family near Woodland. * A large crowd attended the Ladies Aid at hospital corps stationed nt San Pe­ Ethel Kilmer’s nn Thursday, .A f-w dro. Cal. * Mrs Hazel Douglas was letters were read ftotn our roldler recently surprised when some of the boys In appreciation of boxer, sent patrons of Banfield called at the them. school house Friday noon with wellftiled basket,-, to remind her of her DISTRICT birtltday * Orv Dunn is still quite BRANCH Mrs. J. J. WUUtta is quite 111 with HI with a complication of stomach strep sore threat Her son Dr. Clay­ organic troubles. * Mr. and Mrs. ton Wllliu, of Saranac has tern Shirley Morris are assisting Ute Nel­ to see her a couple of time*. * Some son ’Willisons’ with lhe work on the of our fanners have been picking farm and tn the house. com the past week * The Dorcas Soc^-iy nt th* Ostroth-Adams home Thursday was well attended and of­ ficers were elected for the coming Emergency .crop loans for seed. year. The next meeting will be held fertilizer, spray, dust, feed for work, stock, oil and gas for tractor and ble Wilcox. March 55. farm machinery repairs will again Fountain of Youth be made to growers of Barry county ut County Agricultural Agent Har­ The fabled Fountain of Youth in old Foster’s office in the courthouse St Augustine, Fla., is nestled In a at Hastings. The Interest rate is setting of century-old oaks, cedars, - 4 percent and, the maximum amount loaned to an individual Is and magnolias, all draped with Spanish Moss. 1*400.00. since. which kirk n Hint as ing ne later h < dura t daught keens high in In In th patien perl; i he let Home mlted the o Julian by lh town (lows, wafte strain enden by an apes - th to en and stops in fro below . perin come his d dallv ticulo super ruptl All w firoc he the cove piec the bett for neve g»v for betr W ting beco big d>y reg pa it I litt som cq w ca M th tn an do p h p It th a W ly I o t r l f t t � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-03-18.pdf 9fa95b3731bc28800bac814af79fc3f9 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER ERS r Hughes received favy Thursday at 1K that their son illy ill with pn«>Jones hom<- SunMrs. Da\Id Don­ I if Midland Part, Mellin Vlnke wu-. iftemoon of Mi . Midland Park., Settle Pixley ami ueais of Mr. and •nd Ml Rax HI lichen nt Bunnell EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 18. 1943. 1942-43 AREA & WEST CENTRAL CHAMPIONS On f/j« ☆ 'ft ☆ ☆ ☆ Home Fror Simplicity is the keynote of the new meats and fats rationing pro­ gram. Just announced by the OPA. according to the local War Price and Rationing Board“ The new program goes into ef­ fect March 29 Meat*, cheese, shortening, - salad oil. butter, margarine, canned fish land many other similar item* will •be' included on the new ration Home Ec Leaders Meeting Here. March 22-24 Klassy Kiwonis Klock RATIONING 17633329 Real Estate Deals Of Recent Date Bonneville of rm Saturday. r» Graham of urday nigh: c ill Is some r her ipredy Mrs. Harry file Kenyons blrtli<j.'<y* of d Mrs. Alva Mrs. Donald dnesdny and •bn of Hlckiieidny eve- lore attend* Mrs. Robert t Ttiur-day. and Chris- •atfl.tr.. Mr. vens, while i Frldav un­ ; Tate’s ni^L Ypsilanti. * id *on and end R cpidi of Miukeiy returned visit with Tlie many Havens are ness at the >d husband. Johnson at Grace and Carol Mnrv. Mil. mday with ntner and * A large ha* te.’n M. * Some •n picking ie coming ill be held Mrs Her-. Youth to tied to a . cedars, >ed with Gov. Thomas Dewey of New York dustry orphan ’ problem to face for States that his administration plans several yean. Britain ha* met the to Inaugurate a ptogram to help situation by establishing day nun­ care for a new breed of orphan.*" erica, school* and recreation center* which has arisen since the war where parent* can leave their chil­ Clouse mailed checks to the various emergency- Youngsters whose-par­ dren under excellent care during school ____ _________ district*' entitled to _ tjiartlc__ ents are employed in the armament the hour* they ure employed ' ipau jn the third payment M prifundj industries und so hair little or no Another important polnt-the Eng- nl4iry time tc devote to their families. In taking this step. Gov Dewey recog- ' nires a problem that i* becoming acute in every region where there the job they can get. Prrtjapa the «Chool aid money U a heavy concentration of war In­ *ystem developed In Britain could Following to> the mt of tchoota dustries. The situation exists In be applied here to advantage. and the sum allotted to each dls------------- trict: Michigan a here juvenile delin­ Virions of the romantip Europe of ASSYRIA TWP.—Dirt No 5 Axquency is on the rtef. Some children are now being neglected who. under fl nother era are conjured up In the 'Syria Center >154: 7 frl , Brigg*, ® Lincoln. >103 norma! circumstances, would re­ announcement of the marriage ot *73BALTIMORE the Prince of Liechtenstein and an T''’nBP TWP.-DUL No •1. ceive proper care and training. In Austrian counte** Liechtenstein , Dowling. >91; 2 frl.. Striker >155; 3. McOtnber. >152; 4. Hendershot. work employment ha* no bearing— cover* but 65 square, mile* of lovely >76 5. Week*. >64: 6 Durfee. |73; the youngster* would be neglected at । country , has a population of 7 frl. Barney Mills. >71 eleven or BARRY TWF. - Delton W. K. home regardless. But the problem ele ”fn thousand and. marvel of I* here and will have to be worked ' kovenimrnt revenue ex- Kellogg school at Delton, stale aid. tuition >853. total M6M 1 out intelligently if ar would avoid 'cred* expenses ««...*«. by bv m> comfortable enn.fnrt.hte a u 83.7M. CARLTON TWF. - Dial. No 2. ( serious consequences later op, Jhe margin that the modest "nation- Carlton Center. >80: 12. Raels >54. youruutera o! today are the citizens al debt” present* no problem. Taxa­ CASTLETON TWF-DUt No. 1 ; NashviUe village school, school of tumonow—that saying is so trite tion lx still at a painless level There frl. that we often forget the intense I* a Miggrstion of the classical in ;Hid >3.109 tuition. >1.429. total. truthfulness of It itivenlte Liechtentein'a chief products—coni ! it This juvenile HASTINGS CITY—City schools. and wlnrl Vaduz, the problem is one which can't be put fruit Mate aid. >2 599. tuition. M 202. total off until a more convenient time charming capital of this tiny >8 801 jKVtoral state, ha* but 2000 inhabibecause then it will be too Lite. HASTINGS TWP.—Dial. No. 2. tantx and must have been guy with Flli),rr England has had this “war In(Continued on page 4. Sec. D 8 tar in: --------- — *jJ Hasting* Center. >73; --------------------------------*------------------------- .10 frl . Quimby. >58 HOPE TWP—DUt. No I Dodd. >127: 2 frl. McCallum. >77; 3. Ced­ ar Creek >83; 4. Hind* >169; 6. **■*•»■*■«■*• » 8hul°- «’•: 7 frt. Brush Ridge. of ships. Hu stings has many fond I No new registration I* required les tor Nir*. Smith and me. most of them date back , The red coupons to War Ration tbe time you were born. Book Two will take care of this The Hastings High School i new list. Nor will consumers txrelieved to graduate me In 1900 asked th declare stocks of any of I have been here only for v the rationed foods which they may since. I was bom to the housr ■ have on hand ■ which Superintendent Van I : One of the few differences be­ kirk now restdes, so you can ' tween the use of the blue and the that aa a baby I registered the < red stamps to War Ration Book ing need for a suitable home .Two. is the order In which stamp* later house the head of our ...K »g* । will be declared valid. •durational system. We have one erWhen rationing begins on M;rch daughter in the high school, who High. Fart, aggressive offenw chararteriied their play and overshadowed the fart ll 44, 29. the first set of stamps, marked keeps us young and in touch with in; 11. leo »ana»«; mil *»arn»on; n. nin nu»n. serona now to A . worth 16 |XMnt* Will be valid ill uh school affair* again In connection with my early edu­ Mason Thoma*; 60. Richard Thonuu: 30. Duane Stamm: 53. John Coleman; ‘ ----. ... . . . . inencing April 4. set B . good for cation I am probably proudest of 22. Harold Townsend; 40. Harold Fuller; Couch Joe Hroiak. Missing from picture. Keith Aym. 16 points Becomes valid; On April the fact that I wa.* Instrumental | 11. set “C”. for 716 point*, becomes in Introducing "organized" music in the high school. We had a valid: on April 18. set “D". for 16 patient superintendent—too patient point*, become.* valid and on April perhaps. I really don't know why 25. set "E". for 16 points, become* he let us live There were three l\ ri I ■ v 11 I 11 xs valid. This will give a total of 80 of us pals of the “Henry AldrichKufc Kuriaus Kaoers point* from the Start of rationing Homer Brown" tvpt. who were perl\urs ixurious reapers , on M,rch 28 trough April .mited to "study" in an unoccupied The apple* to the window grew ■> • M 1 M UUMMVU . . A11 of these stamp , however, ’ class room on the second floor of u/.,. D t d 7 ,rl »>’«: 9 frl. they become valid, ~ remain brown with rot und were removed; ------------- ,hor.ee ~ —*“ With Program To Be Fre-port village school, state aid. •The fourth meeting for the lo­ Total Here. Exclusive of tire old red brick building. An ,, , , valid for the rest cf the month dust settled in a fine, grey film to This is a n-Rulai weekly leaturc t, th(. ..A- rotl|X)n> pQ not cal Italian music vendor, accompanied Friday Evening ’*13 tuition. >451. total. 11.064: 12 leaders of Ute twenty-five rocroriei. Now $2,452.32 5Z.*yz,jZ subdue the bright gloss sloe.'. of oi the ftrfhit“••“ •’• ,,ir n uw 1 Factories. by the proverbial monkey, came to A* I Aninn Mnmn Little Brtrk. >75. niture and the once crisp folds in dc*l«ned to aid you in your cur- become void after April 1 but may Barry County home extension Held a» Legion Nome Johnstown twp. — DUt. No. town and through the ooen win­ The Red Cross war fund is away the draperies began to droop with .rent purchases of items rationed by , be used anytime during the month groups I* announced by Mary E. dows. from a distance, there was .. _ —.a The American Union Auxiliary < TfL. Steven*. >88 5 frl. Bristol, k.i„.......... .. _ _ ...... .. -I 'l. ...... . _ _ . . nt atiril Th» •n'' rnimnn. <*■» This newspaper of April. The "B" coupons ran be Bullis home extension agent, for will entertain the members of the JJJj: 7. Culver. >121: 11. Burroughs. wafted on the Borina breeze, the to a good start,the total now being fatigue—but the Klwanis clock like the government used anytime during the month strain.* of the Blue Danube to a >2.45232. according to an announce- the after dinner speaker unreatrict- believes this service will enable fo­ | after April 4: the "C" coupon*, March 23 and 24 at the Methodist American Legion Friday evening. ■ cadence that can only be produced ment by Mrs. James W. Radford. «l by limits of time or the lawyer dlviduals to cooperate more fully in anytime during- the month after Church In Hastings The use of March 19. at the Legion Home, MAPLE GROVE TWP.—DUt. No. —, winning the war on the home front, nie hiss "innocent" •’Innocent’ c. client home groan foods will be discussed by an old hand-oraan with a few county chairman. Inc Hastings defending —and April 11: the “D" coupon* anytime with the leaders by Miriam Eads, celebrating the 34th birthday of 3 tri. Maple Grove Center. >114: . ON-and O-N-N! I (;ood>- Bu. pipe* missing. We thought It would drive hu been completed with tlie cnes on„„ . . ON—and O-N-N! the organization. 3 ■ Mayo. >111: 4 tri. Dunham, during the month after April 18 the . be the generous and uplifting thing exception of the factories where of- • Come now. my lads, what ml’swJut specialist from Michigan State Dr. Robert Harkness. Past De, 3 obangfvii i f twp ru«t *r« None of the coupon* in sets “A" College At these meetings wjilch gag— —Wish WISH Chet unci could cornu give mm - ®*tM!. point-ration stamps A. B to engage this condensed orchestra flcials asked a little more time so ga« give my my wrist partment Commander, will be the T*"-—“«• J*®couple'’ nf of twists “ and make and hi* *taff. to open up all the that every man on every shift may 'watch ””rh “a ro,,n1 ,ul m “k*‘ f "nd c. ln '5af, Ra'lon B°ok Two, to ”E". inclusive, will be valid dur­ are scheduled to start at 10:00 A. toastmaster for the evening, and 3 rtnM« schooL ing Moy. it,run like that!. uood through March. stops und play his entire repertoire be contacted M the leaders will prepare their will introduce the guest speaker. .2“ — N • S I Coffee Another difference In the use of own 'lunch from Michigan grown in front of the malmachool entrance Mrs. R M. Cook wu Hastings Major Charles Shultz, of Fort Cus-। ~ No . ’• the red stamps is that retailers below the open window* We gath­ City chairman and made tlie fol­ I Stamp 25 for 1 pound, good to are permitted to ’ make change" food ter. who 1* also a Past Department .J*4- *•_ Tanner. >88. 7 ered together about all we had to lowing report to Mrs. Radford: 'March 21 Commander of the Legion ’ fllOKNAPPLr^TWP Thnmin In the red ratlpn stamps when a the wav of financial Inducement Business district. Hosting* Wom­ Stamp 26 (or 1 pound, good after : customer find* it Impossible to and conveyed lhe idea to him In ans club 4n charge. Mrs. Dorrance ..... -- ---------------- ----------------pTTh^Mte'Twhtehl progLS’g" tmtSS^totaW March 2L our best Itallo*EuglL*h. that we Trcthric chairman. >815 63 give the exact amount of valid red A number of recent real relate I bugar stamps when making a purchase. were specially delegated by the suSpecial groups. Mrs. E. A. Frand• pertntendent to employ him to sen. chairman. >424 75. 12 also good for 5 pounds Only one-point red stamps of any deal* have been handled through | Stamp --------, ---------< Realizing the urgent need for«by PtMl Commander•‘; coruoUda?^I ^crtool .ut. come to lhe schoolhouse and let 2!. series currently valid may be used First ward. Mr*. Fred Hale, chair- the Boyes Real Estate office, ac- through May 31. hi* daily grind, relieve the pupils' H'seccm^iuird' Mrs. Dewey Reed, cording to Mr Boyes. Both coffee coffee a and / II Both — sugar coupon-.., for "making change." lhe Unlt Prerident.'» 7“ daily grind for a half hour, par­ '»r» from the same War Ration During week. April 11 to 17. far getting all poarible farm nrachlnery Mr. and Mrx. AdrlbertHexlhsold | Yankee springs TWF. —Dirt. ticularly cautioning him that the chairman. >269 75 example, storekeepers may rive in working order this Spring, the Mrs Alma i»ryn puichaxcd a house and lot on West Musical Selections .g; snrina,0 <03 ,U3: ’ W ’ Y“”* superintendent wanted no Inter­ i their customer* red one-p6lnt Hasting.* High School U sponsoring Third ward. Mrs. R. G. Finnie.. Grand Stfrom Elizabeth Parker. ruption of this program by anyone chairman. >304.45 Stamp 17 good for one pair shoes ; JS”^biit ’three n»m£ ' ■ claxa ~ in the repair of farm ma.Htat05y *oc?1 PJ* wlll be Tbtate—Stale aid >23 132 tuition All went well and the Italian opera Mr and Mrs Adelbcrt Heath sold FourUi ward. Mrs Howard Prost, .. instructed . given by given Past byPost PastCommander — to June 15. rJX.toT chanae must be used I chlner yThe group Is and >9.730; total. t32M proceeded in full blast, even to chairman; >48154 their recently remodeled house on __________ . Gasoline 1 | assisted by L. J Oswald, well known Edwin Sayles. the face of the personal threats of Mrs. Maurice Roush wu residen­ the comer of S. Market and Clinton Musical Selection.* Stamp Number 4 from Basic £ “f®", wH1 blacksmith at Dowling, and meets the superintendent, until lie dis­ tial chairman and Mr* C. W Dolan Streets to Mr and Mrs. Merl L Guest sjieaker. Major Charles FOUR VILLAGES Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 L ,J are dec ter rd v.1. P" shop every Mondav. Wednescovered that lhe monkey was look­ wu in charge of the factory drive. Sherk. Shultz ;CHOOSE OFFICERS ing al our window, and none oth­ Mrs. Radford says reports from gnllonr. of gasoline, good througn withcomolete I day ■ n<1 Prid,, y during March. Any The house and lot In Woodland March 21. Stamps in B and C books Singing of the National Anthem. X'.J, T?yct‘7 c_°ITp’eI^ ! farmer who would like a place to er. even making blackmail motions countv chairmen arc encouraging The music will be furnished by'„A‘ ,«»*«*, election held in comtona”on of^the! r,‘pi’lr h? «nachinery together with at us' to cast down a few more but probably the month of March belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Howard also valued al 4 gallons, good a girls quartet from the High I NashviUe last week. 63 ballots were < or any combination of the foods pieces of silver. Well, the rest of will be needed to complete tlie drive Baker was sold to Mr. and Mrs. Da­ l? no‘ed- 0,1 h ,ront.for which they apply. You can.for tools and assistance to help him U School led by Miss Page; the whk^ was double the vote of the story had best not be told. It because of bad road conditions All mon McClelland. invited to attend. example, use all of your red stamps Tischer sisters of Carlton Center' >ear- The following were etoetis one of those things that rests reports together with Hostings’ fine Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Scob^-’ of such books Tills defense class Is authorised and their mother; and Mrs. Elza i”1, F-*rl D Olmstead: dert. Truck renewals for next quarter for meat, or for cheese, or butter better In memories than we rested showing indicate that the Quota of boughl of Mr. and Mrs. Loya Smith |or for any assortment of the ra- by the State Board of Control for Carlin. Co>ln T Munro: treasurer. Blanch* for the rest of lhe day. but I have >7300 will be easily raised. Pri­ their house und lot on East Clinton start April 1. AU Past Post Commanders have.1- W^htj uMsor Elwin Nash; Tire* I tioned items covered by the points Vocational Education and is under never forgiven that monkey, we marily this L* a war fund drive but St. Inspection Deadline,----------- End^ °r h‘'C "rS-“aWe W the supervision of Mr. T. N. Knopf, been extended a special invitation 1 tns*tees Theo Bera. Jease A Campgave him a banana too. as a bribe every donation of one dollar or Mr. and Mrs Calvin J Streeter teacher of vocational agriculture to be preoent for the occasion. :K bell *" •"'* and y Ernest ’~— TL. Appleman. --------------for his silence, but alas his eyes more entitles the giver to Red Cross bought the former Streeter home Book­ .Fttt??y.*uP i Furthermore, you don't have to and Mr Arthur Hansen, coordin­ , The election was quiet at Middlebetrayed us. membership. __________ at Streeter's Resort of Mrs. Bishop holder* First inspection lJse up up rain io 16 jx>|nU oa Rs they come ator -at the high school. .. It — lx exvile. only fourteen voters casting । K4.VC uacy luiiic We have lived away from Has­ । of DeDolt. Every 6 iitwnww months uue due uuruig during any week. You can iI pected that ......... considerable welding their ballots Village officers- are; "A" March 31 ui cm/ w miy one wrea. iuu cun —.... j . „ tings a long time I have never j A house and lot in Sec. 29. Lowell February 28 Every 4 months I spend all 80 points at one time and other metal work will be done |_ I Pres.. Glenn E. Blake: clerk. Oscar become reconciled to living to a February 28 Every 3 months. during the last week in April, if on drag*, plow# and other ullage JCCOna in DCagiC big city as being a sensible way , township. Kent coium. belonging I Flnkbeiner: treasurer, Blanche Beigeratrom: assessor. Max Lynd, tru*to get the most out of life. Now । to tlie Hastings City Bank was pur­ February 28 Every 2 months you wish. implements to get them In repair C.’«| J Trirvlc Horn we are back in Hastings and very chased by Mr and Mrs Boyes who • riuia ncrc tees. J. H. Miller, Thomas Berry and Hie best way you can cooperate ' Point values for the entire list for spring work. Woodworking happy In our surroundings, our I in turn sold it to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- in tlie Government s rubber con­ of foods rationed will be the same equipment is also available Ed Plnkbelner. nn Rogers Lucky, owned by Avery friends, and all lhe great advan­ |, Fifty-eight Woodland voters chose servation program is to have your at every store In the county—just construction and repair work Dr. Campbell, of State tages. as I see them, over city life. automobile tires inspected well in as point values for canned goods farm tools. Three pieces of farm property alI continue my business in Detroit Health Dept. Schedule} advance of deadline dates. This is are. Also, there will not necessar­ derby trials of the Wolverine Bea-1 ® Iso changed hands. Glenna Van and go there occasionally, but I Series of Talks Here [Hom sold an 80 acres on Seat. 25 to your advantage because should ily be any relation between point i gle club held here Sunday. Twenty . am always anxious to get back 'five dogs were entered, eight in the *rthur AUcrtUn« and D land 26. Rutland Twp.. to Albert one of your Ures be driven beyond value in price. Point price* of dif­ home. Maternal1 Health <Gnnsultant. Bur-. Cruttenden; 40' •«*» Bee 12. repair or recapping through neglect ferent cuts of meal will be differ­ 115-meh elu. n in U» U-lneh , ‘’'SS.’^SiXn, ... <h„„ Thing* have changed In Detroit on your part, you cannot qualify ent. just as point prices of apri­ too. It Is too full of folks and eau of Maternal and Child Health. HoP^TwP; belonging to Mr and to a new tire. cots and peas, for exampl?, are Michican Department of Health. I* 1 Mrs Ernest Lambka was feck; purchased uecause or .< wartime condition,. conaiuon*. ' - j" "r signs of over crowding are everye 'IS-ndiS « ; tm* wrek !n u. Bar" Counby Mr. and Mr*. Willard and different However, there will be Fuel OU the banquet was not held as usual. । where. Street cars, busses, stores.1 ap(.nding this week in Barry Coun- K —■ ----- 7,—..v”r’ schools and hotels are bunting at * Mr. and Mr*. Loya Smith bought no difference in- point value be. Results in the 15-lnch class: First,, Coupon 4 good for 11 gallons: , Barry county has been placed _‘n Kenwcod Mac. owned by Kenneth ; «"*•*«* r' «Ub Pf1’(Contlnued on page 6. Sec. 1) the seam*, so to speak. I went to- ’’Or. rampbril- Is consulUnj — > "* “r“ *" “““ Valid February 2 through April 17 tri- Tiiayer, Grand Rapids; second, i ?l!? N°rma Kundr nssessor. Clto.— i->— । iof Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. tVaikins. Ration Banking—Effective on and ; the Calhoun-Branch-Barry. to a favorite restaurant the other physicians regarding obstetrical county employment stabilization ar- Rogers Lucky, owned by Avery Rog- J°" T” r’ day. and asked for one of their practice. He will address lay groups ea. according to an announcement £ ‘ ark R°b Joe. 001 r nlld Ua P Kafchcr ’ regular dollar meals, and the flip­ and Is meeting with high school • This regulation applies only to pant waiter uked me if I wanted students in the county regarding k.. a owned by Dr J. R. Wlggers, Grand .-----------■ certain business firms, not Individ­ it on white or rye. » ^2" tei?:»"agin Kt’ wKS 1 uals). Business Concerns which Incidentally, times are getting a MUST Open Ration Banking Aclittle tougher all around. I bought Tlie farm prog tarn, a* It has been । counts: some sausages to a local market ~ no RMUltj »n 13’lnch Class: Pint. :: administered by farmers through H. H. S. Beats Charlotte In depends on voluntary Sugar and Coffee—primary dis­ , a few days ago only to find that co-operation Dickie's Joe. owned by Fred Dickie. , WILLIAM HAVENS. Prop. the Agricultural Adjustment Ad­ tributors and wholesalers—retailers one end of "Them was meat and Finals 46 to 28 designed to rere­ Mejvtni.... for success and is deafened iaje: jecond. Howay’s Vic- ] Because of the Illness of hl* wife. ministration was the theme of a who own more than one store and the other was crumb* I took them duce piracy, labor turnover and ab ­ The Hastings Saxons finished \ n A*btoty, ownrt by Clayton-'Hotrod. I*uttfj3n meeting held in Hastings. Wednes­ retailer* whose gross volume of fooa back only to be informed by the their 1942-43 basketball season Sat ­ senteeism to a mlhimum, tk: also t: to Lansing: third Dvke's Prize owned '**** al ftnn loclt ® d 9 mile* day. March 10. useofof Lan’na of, “l43' ’ sales was >5.000 or more in Decem­ urday night when they defeated the make the most effective use butcher that times are so bad It At an all day meeting, attended ber 1942; also chain retailer*. is ateost Impossible to make both Charlotte Orioles for the district skilled and semi-skilled labor avail­ fourth. Stralt'a Sweet Sonnl 8. T111** .<JSdV,2 cha,,^J A'i'1 by tlie AAA Community Committee ends meat. I was so Incensed by GasoUne—licensed and interme- chanmlon&hip bv the score of 46 to able owned by Merlin Strait. Williams- 1 nil.le ”utN.of <*** or 30 men and-------------------their wives,- — the merits of diate distributors, but retailers and 28. 17115 was the first time that this fresh remark that I really got - ---------------.on north ot Glass Creek grange hall. the program dis­ ; bulk users cannot. a laugh when this same butcher tram was reviewed and disHastings has won the tournament In NOTICE ’ -----------------»-•-»----------------, He is offering a good list of hone*. backed into i>i* meat grinder and cussed by Thomas B. Oxby of the Those Who May Open Ration five years. The Blue and Gold ad­ — . cattle, hog*, and farm machinery. got behind in his order*. State Office and George Broadbent, Banking Accounts: H. C. Dunton will be at the Barry vanced to the finals when they de­ ,D«W Reed will cry the aale And district fieldman. The results of feated Eaton Rapids on Friday night County Court House, Hastings, on ki c j lj Jay Win* will act as clerk Seethe Retailers who own only one store feeding a tramp, and I asked her ten years of soiibuliding practices by Thl a 3 !! tA 4 lead Thursdays. March 4. 11. 18. and 23. adv elsewhere to this tome. why she fed a man who would not which include the addition of marl, and whose gross food volume In .tThe fna Af the fir.t iirtort in the I ,rom 1:30 to 4 :30 P M ,or ,he Pur" work. Her answer was "well there limestone and fertilizers, crop ro­ Dec. 1942 was under >5.000 * IIP druggists UI UKglAl* of U1 Hastings a.*,.ITXLIAK n-n.l.-nsi, The have WALTER KARPINSKL crow* Pre*. Eaton Rapid* game ^WHh Tcd p< * c of *** utln 6 those taxpayers Restaurants, industrial and other la some satisfaction In seeing a man tation control of soil erosion and inauirurated a new policy which Having decided to quit farming iff «..d CM. Ray »> “ ' • “ » * n U'UunIM. Tlx rrtuin eat without finding fault with the the uses of green manure and cov­ bulk users may also open such ac­ kIX’ E.dta?Tbe*Sy Iff BiS •» »i;«: should meet with the approval of I on account of ill health. Mr. Karcooking '* They both got their re­ er crops, were seen in the feed pro­ counts. everyone. . . !I Cl* farm located « mite* aoulh*' “ ' and Gold easilv matotalned a sizefifed w or March Starting with last Sunday only wards. however, because this guy In a Ration Banking Account you and Gold nxUv malnta.Md » slw.. m 2Z duction of 1942. came back a few days later and deposit ration stamps, certificates able margin throughout throughout the, game. !™ inuil on o-before or before March “t bo-filedl<m dni<’ltorc w«l be'open Sunday : «**t of the Yankee Spring, .tore Now that food production Is a or ration checks with vour own Hastings had stretched its lead to 3 Mrs. Smith asked him if he wasn't »hme not filing on . anerno^ lhr rtor„ turns «r east of Baker lake. He U oflermajor war industry, planned pro ­ the same man she had given the local commercial bank. Then you 2 points at half time. 26 to 14. At «« subject to penalty and intemL | ill |n irnuernig ,endert uus service uui 8un ouir.! tog . ^xx! iUt Of hor«re cows. how. n i, duction U an Important factor, and write ration checks against your de­ the end of lhe third quarter the; mince pie to a few day* before, _______ ___________ 335 day Stebbins ...x and Jacobs remained >i chickens, J,hlcken* feed, and ■n<1 farm f«zm . tools. too“l the planning of crop* and acreages posit whenever you wish to re-stock Saxons were leading 42 to 28. and he said. "'No ma'am and I ■ ■ ■ opfti. next Sunday Reeds will be ! ^rne’r CWer will erv the sate and for the Individual farms, by the a rationed Rem Purpcoe is to simp­ don’t think I ever will be." I hap­ Ted Banash and Ken Lane were open, and the tollowipg Sunday it I ®utc*u‘ •• farmer and the cominit'zeman. lify the keeping of accurate records high point men for Hastings with I RED CROSS DRIVE “CLICKS’ pened in about this time and asked will be LyBarker s turn. Thu or- । ! Hili him why he didn’t work for a liv­ makes for greater production of and to relieve' the local Ration 16 and 14 polnfe respectively Capt ' IN eagle DISTRICT DR. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL der will continue and a sign on th* i into issue for full portloulare. . the vital war crops. ing If he was hungry, and he re­ Ray Kenyon tallied 9 points. Bill Boards of considerable detail. Dear Banner .door of the closed store Informs the ■ nnrv van uvi ki f -. hi plied. "Wall I have tried that, but physiology of reproduction, prepar­ . Belief wu expressed ... that w. there The Barry County Ration Office । Garrison 5, and Bill Bush 4 R. B.. I public Which store to open for buri- ( H.ving X hta fSk mT Van It makes me all the hungrier."' ation for marriage and parenthood. was a definite need of.the AAA al lhfre wlu St cloJd byTrovernmenl After reading some of the ex­ , 1- Wlltojighby with 9 pointe was «•* MIX"! high Our telephone rang at two A. M. He will talk to high school students this . nl Svckte will have an 8 aurilon sate man for Eaton o.„i^. Rapid*. Frank ! periences of the Red Cross this time time, that that the the rrniw crops most most 1 ZZ.T. All three of the stores will be .• „ the firm toc.ted ,S11m n<mh order each Wednesday afternoon. ’ ।1 point the other night A sweet voice of: Bonta. and Milford Jones followed workers In Hastings Banner needed in this war effort be grown asked—"Is this the Coffee Bhopt" 'open in the forenoon, two of them O miles west iand Hastings High School. Tuesday rather than a hanhazard method Off Bedford: or I 3 milsa ' with 8 nolnts each last week. I wish to tell some of Well, I won’t quote myself exact­ morning. 2 miles south of Lacey Ra is 1 The Blue and Gold avenged the the things I encountered in the which might result in over pro­ REGIONAL SALVAGE CHIEF ly. but the general idea was ’"Noil" , rualnder of the day. fertng a good IM of horses ’ Woodland High Schoo). Wednei- duction of certain kinds of farm TO SPEAK HERE MARCH 25 I 0">* btemlsh on their *e•*»* "J®* , Eagle district. I mentioned the instance to one day morning. chickens, hoes, hay and i t .nn-hi... when they ran rough shod tor three ' I have gone over our quota crops and a shortage of others, of the patient young ladire at the Launching the Spring salvage quarters to drub the Charlotte, tor this district. Some of the CITY EMPLOYS NEW farm tools. Henry Flartr Delton High School. Wednesday equally important or more so telephone office who. thought I program in Barry County. John D , Orioles bv ‘the score of 46 to 28. people have handed me money 1 DEPUTY CLERK rhould not be irritated at such a afternoon. McGillU. Regional Chief of the Gen' Trailing 9 to 5 at the end of the i Kellogg-Agricultural. Wednesday before I slated my mission. ’ Mr* Maurice Roush has been enilittle thing and told me tn con­ .WLJTTS Have received donations of >1 00 ployed by the city council aa dep­ fidence about another conversation afternoon Nashville High School. Thursday each from three widows, one 1 uty city clerk, succeeding Mrs. Bter- ARTHUR W LAV that ran like thl»—’’Hello, is this rion. War Production Board from proved to be the star of the night. over eighty years old; and one , ling Rogers, who resigned recently one. one. <1ne. one»" “No this is afternoon. will address a meeting to , scoring 12 pointe in addition to, man with five children gave his I after filling the position for nine SCHOOL COM MH Dr. Campbell spent last week In Maj. M. R. Kinde, fonnarly the DatrolL eleven, eleven." «UUW o. KUreh M.OU11.jffiJfVS,,, J Life reiidenl of and -------------the week----be- medical director of the Kellogg last dollar Another family yvu. ’Oh. no trouble Hillsdale County _.™ Ii humioicm bothered you." Taught 19 ware i at all. I had to get up to answer Jor® 1,1 Eaton County. 'gun her duties. Mrs Rogers' res­ Foundation in Battle Creek who J?0.? lEx^U^lve the aeeond quarter to hold a 23 to! with a boy tn the Armv gave the phone anyway." } Monday noon he wu the gueet of was commtraloned in the army med-, the State Balvart Commlttoo. Mich- I3 ignation taking effect April 1. ,t h>1/ Ume. The Blue and ’ >6.00. the man being sick part I have a friend who 1* VicePrest- 'the Hastings Rotary Club ical corps last August, has been pro­ igan Council of Defense, has been Gold lod 30 to 21 at the end of the, of the wlntet and not able to dent of one of the Companies I ’ •• • moted to lleutenant-eolonel at his In the salvage picture from the be­ third period. With Hastings lead-1 work and his wile is also ill ma lheir support at the Primary represent, who was appointed an NOTICE I have enjoyed the work and post in New York City. Colonel Kin­ ginning and helped organise salv­ Ing 42 to 26 Coach Brozak retired, E3ecUon. and now as a candidate for meeting my neighbors very air raid warden, with police powers. | X am a candidate for the office de's wife and family are continuing age county conunltteM throughout his regulars to give the rest of the ci tv Clark, 1 again aollcit your sup­ a while back, and we immediately of aty Clerk at the City election the family home al 48 Merwood the state. He U recognised as one squad some action in the final three' much and glad of the opportun­ port at the April Election. conferred on him the additional; on Monday. April 6th. Your aup- drive. Colonel Kinde is attached to of the leading authorities in the minutes. ity to help our soldier boys. n/wimrv IIIIa nf zSaI. I will k. ------ . . . r,.. A Red Cross Worker Walter Wallace the North Atlantic division of en­ salvage movement in the United Ted Banash was high point man gineers. Blates. (Continued dn pm^9. Roc- 1) . RED CROSS DRIVE rove and M. NUMBER 45 RATIONING OF (INDUSTRIAL "WAR 0 R P H A N S" THIRD PAYMENT MEAT, FATS DEMAND OUR ATTENTION OF SCHOOL MONEY Checks Sent To Districts BEGINS MARCH 29 Red Coupons in War Ration Book Two Apply to New List Greeting* To All You Pine 1 lows In The Service: Because I know that what especially want is personal n of your friends back home. \A»d cause it is my misfortune ths personally know veiy'few of or them. I ant.-odmewhat hat capped In writing such a letter you would wish out I will do be-rt on other subjects. I did not get into military m Ice in the last war. but was 14 PAGES—2 SECTIONS 17136891 OBSERVES BIRTHDAY ’ H. H. S. Sponsor Form Machine Repair Oats Hostings Entry Takes Maternal Health Expert, Holding County Meetings Barry County In New Labor Stabilization Area ANNUAL MEETING OF TRIPLE-A SAXONS WIN DISTRICT MEET AUCTION SALES Drug Stores Announce New Sunday Hours It's Lieut.-Col. M. R. Kinde Now �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. MARCH 1g, 1M3 real71,0 ' SPECIAL OFFER! GENERALMILLS FREE! NEW FAILURE-PROOF FLOUR BEAUTIFUL FLAT - TOP COVERED REFRIGERATOR DISH DOUBLE your money refunded if you «l<> not have perfect results in all of sour bakings! 24 Un. 4 FLOUR EACH 24 WITH Bleached LB, SACK - WHILE THE C CASH COUPON SUPPLY IN EACH SACK LASTS (ONLY 2001 PURASNOW 241 lb sack BUT MEATDJEPA SURFINE 45c PORTERHOUSE STEAK lb. SHORT STEAKS BEEF BONELESS RUMP ROAST !b lb. BOILING BEEF, BRISKET FRESH GROUND BEEF «>. MILK 4 tail cans 39' or Swiss Steak lb. LARD PORK PORK PORK PORK 18' BEEF lb. fRx JyC CHOPS ROASTS STEAK SPARE RIBS 32c lb. lb. 'lb. lb. which Nancy Harkneu Love direct*, 1 41c 39< 39c 29c In Canada and difh-rent put p|c|!P<| Up ‘ i- if. L i /, < ti. 1 ' Art,:-.- with the Lu i group 1of in- Cfdnmanil. ‘lur,w*- BIRDSEYE PEAS . 10 point*, pkt. BIRDSEYE Green Beans 10 point* . . BIRDSEYE SQUASH 8 poinL* BIRDSEYE Strawberries 13' points . . BIRDSEYE LIMA BEANS 10 points . Kelloggs All Bran 20c Nabisco 199', 17c Bran Shredded Wheat . 1 pkgs. Corn Flakes Post 100% Bran 14c Shredded Wheot .! Kvilorgs Food of Wheat Monarch ... 21c 17c pkgs. 21c 17‘ 27c 25c 21c 33c 29‘ FRUITS K VEGETABLES PH Ige. heads HEAD LETTUCE 15c bunch CELERY 15c 2 lbs. SWEET POTATOES 25c 4 for 21c GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 19 LEMONS itlAIir Telephones 2244-2557 B* FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MARCH 19-20 l.lhda parnelt .mil Edgar Buchanan CITY WITHOUT MEN' Ur Ila: tholomew anil Bobby Jordan 0 JUNIOR ARMY" SUNDAY and MONDAY. MARCH 21 22 LIFE BEGINS AT 8:30" H & H Rolled Oats Kation Calendar 3 lb- *i<k Quaker Oats SUGAR: Stamp 12. good to June 5. For 5 lbs - Lev. pkg. Supreme Bread 3 I1, lb. foavc* Muller* COFFEE: Stomp 25. good to March 22 For 1 lb POINT STAMPS: to April 1st. A B-C good Mullers Donuts Dozen . Dinner Rolls Dozen Cinnamon rolls Muller*, pkj. Wheat Germ 27c Old Style Bread MuBtr*. . 29 22 29 12' 6' 15' 11' food;,center; Urgafn matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRL. MARCH 23-24-25-26 The sensation of today in pictures Bnnita GranvIMe. Oito Kruger. It. B. V "HITLER'S CHILDREN A U HY « Hastings. Mich . Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MARCH 19-20 FEATURE Jinx Faikcnburg and B»rt Gordon LAUGH YOUR BLUES AWAY and Bob Steele and Torn Tyler "THUNDERING TRAILS 0 ■ THE BEST FOR LESS; N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. , r,|p '•lor'’ American youth to- Thursday. Much *ym)»rh.v to ex­ ‘ nti-iKirintr on the pbvuv finid-i pressed to lhe bereaved ones. * f"r future victories on the battle-'Mr. Leonard and family lived on I" idthe Wnlldorff farm for many year* ----------------j before going to Kalamazoo to live • I tss CREEK with Iter children. * Mr. and MrMr and Mrs Rav Erwav and Dnn Payne. Mr. mid Mrs Jotm .unili'.ers Maxinc. GiiK-vietr and Bush. Mrs. Mina Aldrich, Mr and.io.in cursL* at ai - Mrs. Clarence Payne. Mr* Floy Mc•ti in were Sunday dinner curst* Frank Ferri*’ F-.-rriIn the’ ::: Chidester di... Dermott, Mrs. Birdcna Lyttle. Mr. tret * David McGiocklln Mi-alrwlrlln of r.f Ha*. »nd Mrs. Fred Ashby attended the trtrt ting’; sj-rnt the wet-k with lib urand funeral of Mrs. Lucy Leonard SaiiM.rrnt- Mr. and Mi- Fnrrr.*t Hav- urdny afternoon al Henton funeral Si Mr and Mrs W. Robert Me- 1 home in Delton. Mr T1 Glocklln —-.1 and dinchtbrs were StinM <1 ■ V■ af'ri afternoon caller: * Mn«. Sara IfF.NDERSnoTT Erwav is helping ear* for her sta­ Mr ntid Mrs. Lynden Garrison of ter. Mn Win. Havens nt Hirknrv Cleveland. Ohio, apent the weekend r. rner * Mr and Mr-.. Robert with his parents, Mr. anti Mrs. Robt. ShrirJo-r and children of Richland Garrison. * Sunday guests at John Wcyermun ’s were their son Rsx and •v. re Sunday visitor* nt Cha* Whit­ t-more’ M- and Mr* Fred’ Brch- Mrs. Weyerman’s parents. Mr. and Ll mid BiMie also n-(.r<- y • visitors ;Mt 11 Eddy nf Woodland w Jimmie Dibble - ------- -" — wuiuuic wmuie 'Max-'ML' Bullis met with the McOmber h e Erwayt went to Ijivlne Mon-I1*11 *,rl* a week ago Saturday m. d;tv. where *he ha* a txnltlon In ,h® home ot Joyce Clark. * Every­ th'* State Library * Mr and Mrs lone— enjoyed *—•'* th-* n P. ’’T. ’ *A -■ at McOmni'^,.,Wl'rr,'n an'1 pn"v 'Ivitcd i bcr Friday night and the Conserva­ Plill Warren and daughter in Lan- tion progrnin by George Sumner. i'i': Sunday. * Mr and Mrs. R-;-.. Tlie older girl* of the school gave •ell Whittemore attended the Farm i-otni fine vocal number* under thn Bureau -upper at Hotel Hastings leadership of Mr*, itobt. Glasgow. Wednesday night. * Callers at * Mrs Floyd Garrison and MrC’rnj. Whittemore*.* during the ».*t Ted* O'Laughlin vt»fterf*rn Battle, •vr« were Mr. and Mr* Wm Whit- >Creek on Saturday. * Mr. and Mr-... '• more and Lowell Whittemore and Floyd Garrison were Sunday gue*'.,’ f >mily nf Delton * Mr. and Mr* '“f Fay Whitworth- In Johnstown * t -n Robinson of Grand R,»ptds and Mr nnd Mr* Lloyd Storer of HasMr and Mr*. Dirk Rr»«r and Dickietln” M*nt Friday evening at Al of Hasting* were Sunday vlsltm at Brills. Callcr> were Mr and Mr-. Roy Erway’s. । Percy Dlmond nf Hastings * Rc.....-------- --------- * * * ------------ I member lhe WJ5 CS. dinner thLs •'•’LO, m Thursday at the home of Mrs LawWallacr Burrough.* and Merle rener Chri*ten5rn. Bradfield were in Kalamazoo Wed-------- --- ---------------- ------nesday. * Mr*. Stella Barber. Rich- PLEASANT RIDGE I -nd. called on Mrs Merle BradMr. and Mrs .lame* -Sleeper field. Monday. * -Mr and Mra. Hasting.* spent over the weekend Henry Germaine attended the I with Mr. and-Mrs Albert Klnhe. T ipie-A. banquet and meeting at * Mr mid Mrs"Arthur Richardson Hasting*. Wednesday ★ Twenty-1 attended a meeting of Pioneer Coni five neighbor* ami friend* gatheredt salesmen at the Morton hotel in *• the home of Mr. and Mra Laurel Grand Rapid*. Thursday * WenCm risen Saturday evening to help dell Todd who to stetloned at Wa.*hj,r’ Garrison rrlebrate her birth- ington. D c.. wa* calling on friend' day Game* and visiting were en- around Coat* Grove Tituradav' * Kv-.rd .nd a chile eon r.me supper. Mr ,Mra Carl GrariuSand •t.i- served On Sunday thirteen r relative.* and friend.* from Hasting* “{Xie“ tatelTnu^h^. of Mr I nnried Mr* Garrison bv rnmlnc '“J VEP' JmI I wi'h well-filled baskets for dinner ^mpAon. ♦ Mr. -n* "„'d.K?n::u:ps; । wniing.—-----------------Mr, CrclJ Ronk of Creck # W 0 ±.a,P ,£r*M',“*J“ SUNDAY and MONDAY. MARCH 21-22 Burk Jones supported by Mona Bartie DAWN OF THE GREAT DIVIDE Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 206 I. STATE ST.. HASTINGS, MICH. CLOVERDALE Mr. and Mn. Arthur Uithrop Spent Sunday In the Dunham ' neighborhood attending a.birthday I is imperative that they return as quickly ai pasdble to continue their ' work. Their (tofi-ovcr. after de- ' livering a plane, is nidom longer hl* !ire mates Office. In the rwia Piston Ring ® ninety years old * -iMr and Mrs than 24 hours: I?®*?33. Jj* a33 *erie* spent Thuraday afternoon with Mr Mr. and-Mrs. Robert Traver. Mar­ garet Hopkiiw arc the ptcud par- 'to help hl* team take three games and Mrs. Bert McCallum. * Mr. and ent* ot a baby boy born March 15. and to lead the bowlers for Hie Mn. Will Butler and- Mr. and Mrs It was lhe only 600 serie* Shcidbh Howell ot.Kalamaxoo spent Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Murphy weighing 8 lbs. 7 os. He will an- Jweek of 1211 N. Park, received word of the swer to the name of Robert Mlles bowled during the week, Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Mar­ birth of a grandson. Clary Bcm Mur­ Congratulation* PIHTON RING LEAGUE—Office tha Chamberlain and Mra. Emma phy on March 12. The proud par­ Miss AUalne Wolfe and ML«* Mol- ■No. I blanked 40 M A: M>; Shippers Dickersen * Mr. and Mrs. Edward ent; are Mr.and Mr*. ChurIt* Mur­ )y Saxtbn. two of the three prac­ won a pair from Orlndcnl. and Of­ Fennels entertained Sunday ft>r din­ phy. Charles, who is u Petty Offi­ tice teachem at Woodland school, :fice No. 2 dropped two games to ner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pennel* cer. L* in school on Treasure Island. visited the Barry County Health­ Machine*. and. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Johnsdn Mt. Murphy, nee Delhbelle Ran- Department on Monday in the pro­ RECREATION LEAGUE — Has­ and M>n of Kalamazoo. * Mr*. Lloyd dhU. accompanied her husband out cess ot studying community re- 1ting* Ice and Fuel won a complete Paine of Ten* to spending seventh tb San Francisco in December and source*. ;scries from Bliss: Strand took the days >iUi Cliarlea Monica and Ev­ they are at home nt 13+4 Oeary, game from PL*ton Rings, and elyn. * Mrs. Virgil Monica and .XU-1 Mr*.-w. A. Murphy is eonvalee- odd ' San Francisco. Calif. Leonards were blanked by Middle­ Helen Davenport spent Monday in O. C. Stucky. M D.. Mr- Sue ring nicely from an operation per­ ville. Buttle creek. * Mr*. George GemC..riothers,- Mbs AJlur Itaaolshaw, formed -it Blodgett hospital in bcrliilg of Kalamazoo was an over­ BLISS LEAGUE — Shop Office night guest of Mr. and Mr*. Sam Mtw Elizabeth Harlow mid Mi- Ar­ X>rand Rpalds la.it week. A Change along Main .street wu* won two from Foundry: Electric­ Gelb Tuesday night. * Mr. and min Roth, members of the staff of the Barry County Health Depart­ lhe new Stebbins <V Jacobs «4gn ;ians rorv ot *hocked Office, and Mrs. Arthur Lathrop and Mr. and/ Tool Room whitewashed Engineers. Mm GeoigeJtabler attended the ment. ..........w attended » a rrjiunal publichuuuv which was placed above the stuie SERVICE LEAGUE—Kiwanto No. World Day ot Prayer service* aV-fhihealth conference arranged bv the on Friday. Michigan Deportment of Health al ’ * and’ " ’ Uetil Mrs Arland F Mar­ 2 had the better of Rotary No. 1 Delton church Friday rYr-nin,.; * tl.r Ann J. Kellogg School ?' Bettie tin. ‘Beatrice, Tuckerman, are now hy ti lone game and Rotary No. 1 Mr. and Mr*. Lyman Wilkinson. Creek on Friday. March i2. rralding at Latunar Apt. 13_*9 Pac­ had a otic game edge on Kiwanls Mrs. Bessie Leonmd and Mr. and Mr. A. A. Roih, jiublic health en> ific Ave. Atlantic City. N. J NO 1. Mr*. Lester Monica and Bruce at­ tdneer of the Burry Cfluntv He’-.l'h COMMERCIAL LEAGUE — Trio tended the basketball tournament Mr. and Mr- William Fox rd K.iiDeportment, conferred with public amazoo apent the weekend with Cafe bimiked Auto Sport Shop; at Lake Odessa Saturday night. *• health engineer* from Caihmin and !their parent*. Consumers Power Co. won two from Mr and Mr*. Roy Headley- oi Au­ : Hillsdale counties Counties »t at Brale Bittle Creek nucsts . Hinsdale ot Mr mm 7 City Dads; Moynahan Sales won gusta and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Park­ liesmtUSamtatmnarCh re#ard‘B* R«lckord were Mr. and Mrs John the odd game from Andrus Service: er ot Gull lake were Sunday after­ Coffer Shop took the odd game noon callers on Mra. Martha Cham­ ‘g C Stucky. M D .’ Acting Di- V“? °f K“Un»«*’from Middleville Creamery; and berlain and Mr.*. Emma Dickerson. rector of ;he ;h“ Barry County Health f.® mate nctor State numauun Insulation naa had a a one one gi game * Mn-. Frank Humeston and Mn Reese flvint D< partmrnt conferred with Dr. E V flock Of 16 WildSaturday &4ml ?d!"' - Goodyear Bro. Hdwe. ; Arthur Lathrop attended a Health Hartings on Sattirday owenu — Tlilehoff. Deputy Commissioner of meeting at Delton on Wednesday. u others report se.tr.g numbers of u*!,t scores:Best scores: Health on Thursday. March 11. re­ 1 Miu Mary Bullis of Hastings was tn robin.* here in the city. E Newton garding obtaining furida from the charge of the meeting. * Mr. and Tlie many friend* of Miss Kath- f». Goodyear ■.TO-Hi-IM-STO Mra Herb Cook ol Middleville called U. 8. Public Health Service to Sup­ plement county fund* in the budgel < nne Humphrey will In- glad to H. Drews on Mr and Mra, Walter Lewi.* and cl the Barry County Health Depart­ know that she Is recovering nicely G. Monica family Sunday. * Jack ftuse who to from her rrcmt attack of lobar R. Slut* 189-202-172-583 till Lt being cared for at the home ment Last year was the first year 214-150-195-559 of hk* daughter. Mra. Wallace Nethat the U. S. Public Health Serv­ pneumonia and Is receiving callers B. Pavnc 161-199-191-551 dell. HL* friends will be glad to ice h:ai iupplemented county fund* C. Morey 161-312-179-552 . learn he to improving. * Mr. and ■j: the Barry County Health DepattMARTIN C ORNERS 173-209-169-551 Mr*, la-vi Card. Charles and Dale lirtJ-J85-209-550 ; Casey and Mr. and Mr*. Wilkiiu An intensive recruiting campaign Mr. and Mt orr Ft lu-r and Ai- W. Hackney f >r Annv nurses will b’ launched tn <>rd Fbher were Sunday afternoon ■ ••• of South Hasting* spent Sunday :iie Sixth Service Command to li'i vLsltor.* nt tire home of Mr. and Tournament with Mrs. Emma Johncock * Mi. .... u_ cf the Arms *«,. ------Women* City the ----------------------expanding ranks Mrs. rr. Hamilton Munn on1M3 the Hasting* Ctnand Mra. Walter Gate* nt Kala­ Nurse Corps, Jt wiu annrunced to- tPr read. * Mr. and Mr Don'l.i Bowling. Toumament opened thl> mazoo spent Sunday with Mr and O Brien of kaiam.i il.iy bv Mapr General If 8. Aurar.d O Brim of Kalamazoo and M:... week with the team -event tnkins Mr*. Earl Gates. * Friends of Mra commanding general oi the Sixth Jennie Todd of tho Center read the alley*. Ten teams participated Lucy Dings arc happy to learn she Senice Command General Anranil Wt're Sunday uftenioon rdller at* *in ” " — event "—* — •*'—---— tin' *wh(ch was' played on • I* Improving and m now able to ---------- -------- ... X<- .^.1 Rofalld Itorry* a handicap basis. .­ set up She to *till at the Jarath-r Orphans rolled a 2342 •.eric.* to Convalescent home in Hasting* and Procurement Distinl oifuts at w.-ekend in Lan-imt with her htu- tike first p|nce and the City will be glad to hear from her : Wisconsin Avi-nue Milw.m- bar.u ♦ Mr. md Mt . Ciii-nie Championship. ,wu.Uw.n cf v. -..c Member* 'he friends. .. .nd nt Rkmu 1300. Pmot-cut Cunto and htth- . ,n- of Aul-u-u team an- Ruth Monica Ruth I.\l. B iildlm . Detroit uerc over the weekend guest- of het Ethclyn Tate. Nita Coleman und CEDAR CREEK Wet>-..: and paronts Mr and M; - Roland Barry Otilla Kaminski \ Mrs. Dorothy Monroe and ron family or Hxsting. .... 5.’fL,TLHS-OSJ!2r.L!,lr.t-. Followln, -r, Ihr team** andI the Maynard of. Kalamazoo *|x-nt over in the Davis cottage-at Jordon lake rd the township Republican cau­ order: tlie w.ekcnd with her ]utenU. Mr. -take Odr-xi Wave. cus in Nashville S.tunfi.y uji.-. mid Mr- Ardy Owen, * Herald Orphan* Tlie county bo.itri of Miperviv>r>t naon. Lester of Northeast Barry aceor.-.met Wednesday for their montnlv i<- Cogswell n‘ mid children mid Mi-. Trio Cafe 2245: by his family and Henry meeting and thi- transaction of rou­ Glcnnrd Showalter m the latter’.* Bonnet und Gown 223j) Letnnar and family of this plartine uuauicaa. line business. in»in-.. .fluuir .Tav’r^ tlliuy home ML*.-** Roby .ano .and Greta , ate hi* birthday dinner at the home •v»l* "A li rd x.ur. visited this section Cok-mtII were Satnnlay .ifternron 11'ton Ring Office of Wayne Wuw* Lester tararar ah Ai.—flav * .x Mr* **—• of on Sunday. on Monday, ileannt away a rood- e.illcrcaller.- at the rhe Showalt-r Show.ilt-r hone. hour * 7, e ms-UsUon 2185 Effie Lammers and ditightir Joyce ...» »>• ■■ > n ucwtu. *'lr-s. Ruth Varney of Castleton debris. accompanied by Mist Fern Camp­ Mrs Willi* Knntner recdvtd word Center and Mn- Milhr Fisher spent Strand ;;: r—„ bell nnd Mrs. l.ina Bolyrn aiutnm-d om her daughter. Mr- E. Robert thl’ •*"> t>«>- William-Co- ;««•:» •i V’n Ring Shop ■•174 c,1urch in Kuiamaj —1ZOO Sunday cvc............. . ................ . .. -■ . .. ,■ ............... Tj-onnrrt« Izanards " ' ning. * Some bi — the tumihe., ut- ----------------------tended the supper nt the Hickory • Durolhy Mooney cf Kalama­ AT TUP TUCATDCC Corners church la*t Friday evening spend n feu month* with . . . acre over the weekend viMtoi. ewi • nc iriCAi ncj Them wn* u splendid program and bun.I. Sgt. E RoU'rt Hov Of tile .ortner’.s father and sisters ~ — the talk by the ItevaDr Babbitt ol Wflit'i!’, .-t ell ‘>,wl I. At k meeting or tin- R m.— 'Gtand Rapids wp* both inspiring A—ucl.tic:-. Theron Cam -tacrine Jinx F.ilkenburg. and educational. We wen- all glad and’ A bort Brili «’»«ECHOES elected prerider.t ai Deri Gordon , to have tin- Rev. and Mi.* J W Meto .—r-.e on the . “ Arthur Bedford and Mr r-j- hiorlous *tory -if a t«nw, Cue of Frrrport with us * Mr. and directors for three yi-.i: piuue r.iid a niinnv princes* who Mrs. Wallle Campbell, Mr and bur-t into tlie blue Ixxik to get out . MB. Russell Benton and Mia. ---- ... ... ....... .. i.h.iuiiii;, .'llf the red. I Myron Campbell all of Hartings F.tni . t Ball of Middleville. Twenp. >'tniity 1 'hit capacity for 16 >. Wnolry, (da l.uplno In spent Sunday with Mr*. FJIa Wert5“£*t;. nt. Qj.inv-' and "life Becin* nt Eight-Tblriy” Kim Sighr. promln-m man. * Mrs. Frit* to taking care of J,d m*d-> •••-*• *— Tlie b'-wlii*ken-d *t:ir apnears as -----Mr*—------------Clarence Donovan and baby :< moon. n oncr-grrat Mage personality top- girl of Hickory Comers. which Mkhitntnrirr who lu> P.11I1!HOPF. CENTER -t.'rrin- Linda Darnel), , Bom to Mr. and Ml*. Rnlpli in honor of thei; —--- ------- ------Kingsbury fl baby girl last week in 1 lie story 1« *et in n smill town. Pennock- hospital * Mr. and Mt*. iirliK on'T-.di a pi tci-n. to which come B. Ktiljcr and family from Lacly ’l"' " wtvr. nn>! sweethearts, and have moved onto the (arm formtrGilroy. **Cai. •ni-ut'ei•■-. who wait for vixltim: dav ly owned by Charlie Laubaugti. ♦ offlelnr word, through -hi- Red Crest £ so that they might »rr their loved Mr. and Mrs Gerdlc Durkee of •hat lur -l«ter. Mra. R S Swinton „ on<> rx-11 — visited at Mr. and Mrt. Delton nnd family ah. -_-.r* lit M .hfla ”• K ’lao and Ln; iitninr Arm*” st-irrinClarence Payne’s Sunday. * Mr*. 'rrdd'r Barthnln.-ir<«. Billy i Gt"r.i R-in ’ f/T u,,ie Hannniorxew, • Lucy Ixonnrd passed away at Bin­ short Mrs Wm. Andrew.', who live* ndrth of the city on Broadway, re­ ported seeing her first bluebird of the it.uxin that morning. The wel­ come visitor was In her lilac bush m Sarin m IltOZEX 4'0011$ - - BOWLING NEWS 37c CHUCK ROAST ROUND, SIRLOIN Home Rendered 37c 39c 19c “ LOCAL NEWS g h II S ft] U S H 3 3 ■Mr. and Mrs a. R. Teeter and chil­ FAIR LAKE called Sunday afternoon on Mr and Mn Mvron Mason from dren jT" •• ’ nn(1 -jugjp near the Bunnell district spent Sunday X" “"J st Mr and Mr* Flovd Morford* ♦ Mrs. Meda Staw- and two ehUdren ^rthd>.^Lrtvfifnrd tLu pud Mr*. Neil Wekher »nd two | ® Ri-h^-rtLf Ft’mIv L children spent Sunday with their He(rethmtnu VA^t parent* at the Lwhleltner home ♦, were served Mr and Mrs. Ira H*ll of Battle Frankly Speaking Creek spent the •weekend at then I Teacher- “And where rhe dot cottage at Fair Lake * Chas Dolph I -Ana wn,re u the do1 and Ernest Barker of •Bvilevne were i _ „ ‘ Sunday afternoon callen at Plx- < UttChcr- 113 U |e>--a. . HUI In lhe pencil." �THE HASTTNC.R BANNFR, WTCMDAF. MARCH IS, Wtt thur Lathrop lhe Dunham Ing a.birthday Mr. Lathrop's I IN I Hr HI IMr rlrl INI ■f Kalamazoo noon with Mr. uni. * Mr. and ilamnzoo spent d Mn. Emma 1 Mn. Edward unday for dlnHarry PenncU oben Johnson ». * Mr*. Lloyd ending several onlca and EvMilca and Mt«s nt Mondnv in George Gemmd Mn. Sam . * Mr and and Mr. and attended the ly evening * an Wilkinson. and Mr and md Bruce ntII tournament rdny night. * eadley of A'l3. Fluk'd ParkSundnv after•fartha Chnmina Dickerson, non and Mi* ded n Hnilth n Wednesday, lutings was tn g. A Mr. and ' Idlevlile called • k Ruse who L$ Wallace Ne­ ll lie glad tu ; * Mr. and rier,- and Dale Mrs. Wilkin., ipent Sunda, ncock. * Mi. ntea of Kalawlth Mr. and to learn s.'ie now able t i I lhe Jantfvr roe and ron si spent oyer i. * Herald larry accor.-.and Henry if thi., place at the home ndny. * Mr? lighter Joyce Fern Camp- Sunday evelainilit* utthe Hickory Iday evening, program und r. Babbitt of Uh Imniring I. Mr and > and Mrs. of Hastings . FJla Wert- n and baby Mis Ralph last week in r. and Mr.-., from Lacey irm form: rAiubaugh. * Durkin of nnrl Mrs. ay. * Mrs. maroo last many yearn upoo to live r. and Mrs Mrs. John rs Floy Mcttended the conurd Satitem funeral Garrisnn of a Mrs. Robt. ta, Mr. and ixxi land w e McOmbcr iaturmiy .n. !• Coruie mi­ te Sumner ichocil iiiive i under the and Mrs. 1 In BnttJ? r. and Mr-, iday gucai.s h nstown * ling at Al and Mr,. U». * RrItnncr this Sleeper o, r weekend ert Ktnnr. Richardson Hirer Corn i hotel In * WenI ut Wadi­ on friend. ihius and 1 io their ipent SatMr. amt • Creek. * and chll- luaie near r married cliool had r teacher,’ y evening. s the dot icher, it's The climate and surroundings are about tlie same as it is at home I from what I could make out. I was about a 160 miles from home ; enroute here but it wu in the stale below Theie isn't anything to. write so ' 111 lust stop for the lime being. Il' won't be too long before we will be following poem in his honor. I is in line for cadet ‘raining in Uie niird officer b 'lhe WAAC equlv- , (Here is a letter written to Mr. and going for a nice boat ride. I hope thought the distortions were amus- i "lr Atta boy Bill.. >alent of Second Lieutenant She Mrs George Wellfare. 221 E. Thom | Jade 'Wagner) Ls a sailor on that I ing and well done, and that perDick Fingleton Is now at , Scott will be anigned immediately to take st . Hastings i boat. He said in his last letter1 ho|w you would like to see It. Field, HL for intensive radio work, over a non-combatant army Job reFeb. 24. 1943 .that hr was about ready to go to • Back to the M.P.’s Or Who Won the; We know you had to be stQdd to leasing a soldier for combat duty Dcnr Dad. Ma A Min: War. {qualify for that Dick, nice goimc ' Bettv Sneatlien. formerly BcUy Tills won't be much of a letter Loving Son. with affection and pride fratolone., I Is Sally Robinson h-a-p-p-y tills Taggart of 1201 N. Broadway hu because we have got a list of don'ls Karl |)tlr‘“<'r disgustingly volonel. week and why'not! Husband Tonv completed basic training in tlie that we have to follow when writ(Continued on page fl. Sec. 1) • saiute witn my pen •.,| is home from -.... Great Lake.-, "for >>>■ ...... inis Wen selected .,..r —— w— — ------— m—. I> •iny WAACs and fur ...... I mg. ... — whole days," says 8 Bally, who MHspecialist training in the Admin-J the cities we jaused through in ------- rtnlnnii 'nine ,Une * ’,ok "l,y- who cinli.it school. train! Vice President—Lieutenant Colonel, came, On ‘ at lhe **" Bell Telephone htrntlve traveling here. etc. There wouldn't Here', hoping your, duties dlolonel ^±leulJ0T£ JEw Our Barry County gab hove what »* any use tn writing any of tne win win rnR vn.i ram* ibnf. «t«i ’*mnmy used to oe with the Tele- , it takes and you'll see many more don tn because t will be censored, one? y ‘ ' Phone Co here- Mrs R *»' 'O-meeting tlie challenge and joining In ,ac‘ letter* I write from the WAACs- WAVES. Murines or , now oniwill be read before they are Ro ah'through the land I r1J|?n,<H°w|,|i i n.u . They 'll all think you grand1 J. ° SPARS We were sounding eff on | received. Chicago's new Lieutenant Colonel. To,n P,Tn,<;!’ “..Prtvn,,c 1,1 this theme the other day to a young , w’ were on the train from 'Cenlhe Marine corpa is ill with malaria 1j«. who quickly said. "You ccr- »or«h 'Censored*. The trdin tninlv do “m-Snar' me!" Who said msdc pretty goad time and I end­ Just one warning that's sort of hi a hospital in Australia. patolonel— Mrs. Wesley Cottles received a girls we're not quick, on the trigger? «> UP on the omwhlte aide of the "USE IT UP...WEAR Remembw that missions noctolonel cablegram this week that Wes has Bob Henncy of Fort Benning United। States that Donald is on. '-------- ------"arrived safelv nnd Ls well." Wc-. To places where ■hops, Oa.. who is now home on ten day 'Donald is his brother now staIT OUT ... MAKE IT railed from the west coast and it turlough hU3 been promoted to sec- Honed in California*. Arc dispensed free to cops ii lias been over six weeks since any ,ond lieutenant. Bob. is a >on of Can create infoloneL-'' ' I haven t received any mail for DO... OR DO I word lias come from him. Complications IntOIonel Ttr — i—'T. tlie Fred AheHennevs of Carlton I almost catch a week. Our mall will most center and leavVtodav (Tliursup with us In time, but For even a ^Lieutenant Colonel. ’ WITHOUT" If things.get dull you can modify in -niMlMippl 110 ‘elling when. You will receive this to fit the peculiarities of your, ss. wnd us’ yo yom «i“ rnrU with my new address on it m km "ii; S'nr,ha own Lieut. Col., post It on the bul­ This old proverb has come -aarew wncn you re located. "« think ' When you get it give __ _______ । _______ ' mv tn uarlrlre*< letin board and have some goodI iik Mnre rnnernt.ib.'lons to Alex Nell my mw address to --d Io life again, as a yard­ It's good news to all of us Horace of the United States Army who has ‘tU Uicrn to write and write often clean fun. ■ stick for wartime conser­ Well. I suppose the Banner wouldI Angell, that you are about to take like some room for advertisements: your training for Ensign at Co­ b en a dad ince Sunday morning vation. Il's just another and marriage licenses at least, so> iumblii University. Winn you and when his w*n arrived at Pennock I way of saying: "Don't I think I have gone about far■ Mrs. A. were In town Monday you hospital. Mrs. Nell is the former throw anything away . . . were looking great and It was good Gerry Williams and young Neil has ' enough. I do want to say. however, that, to sec vou. Horace has a fifteen been named Wyatt Alexander after I there's still some use in it I" every lime 1 nee a man gd“by ini day furlough before he begins his an army buddy of his Dads. I Frank Rogers 'from Dowllnw* 1 uniform' I feel like petionuBv studies in New York. This is especially Irue of What dapi>er looking soldier is 'a flying marine and wo know he' thanking him for what you are allI clothes. Don't think they’re doing and for meeting uncomplain­■ that down the street? It’s Dick one ol t!ie best, catLie wc know not fit to wear because ingly the hardships you are goingt Beasmnr home on furlough from Frank! He pliota u transport In through to save our wav of life> Maryland. Did anyone ever tell yon the South Pacific carrying supplies you're tired of theml and our Institutions for all of us.■ Hint you're handsome Dick? Look und reluming to various base* with We are mighty proud of the’ out then fellow, they’re going to! wounded men. Frank wrote his The top of an old dress things that are being done, the Warren "Jake" Moore Jr. (who In- mother tiiat one night in the midst hardships and trials that are beingt cidentally was home a few week* of things al Guadacanal he me' may become a blouse ... met without complaint. We are ago too* Ls stationed near Dick and Donald Doxey. What a happv Jolt with an inexpensive new sorrv for all the hard things you[ the boys meet often. Jake is in that must have given you fellow*. skirt to transform it. The have to go through, but you and lhe ordnance division nnd has been 'Frank und Donald were in school clothes you have, supple­ In service a year this Mav. together*. Why we even get it kirk Job. New "Bools’' al Great Lakes arc out of meeting hometown folks in mented with fresn acces­ Other nations, and particularly sories, will do yeoman those with selfish, phoney leaders, Lewi* O. Bolton, son of Mr. and Grand Rapids (when we go. wnicj. —like a thief who steals the in­' Mrs. W. L. Bolton. R. No. 2. Joel is seldom these days * ro we co:: ' service for a long time. dividual's purse—covet the materialI W. Howell, mn of Mr. 'and Mrs. imagine you must have been m j things that our country has workedI D W. Howell. R. No 2. Clinton -pleased as punch" and then some { Making a little go a long had to create and would steal them। Adams, pen nf Mr. and Mrs. O V tn •«• each other again. Best of luv. to both of you. We -- have way is part of the Penney from us. and destroy all we live. Adtims. Middleville, and Charles R. hick for. If thev could. Things that ar-• B:tme*. sen of Mr. and Mr- Robert printed Don's address at the tinrn tradition. Our storekeep­ worth while are worth fighting forr .L. Bam'?. Delton. (Why do they 1 he wrote us a letter: You have tt ing has always been of If need be I know by vour actst call it "Boot" fellows? Became vou in your date book. Frank's address the thriftiest kind; our cus­ tiiat you agree. It happens to be• begin from the ground up or what?) is— Here's a honey about Bob Moore . ~ Firs’ Lt. Frank W. Resers, vour generation that Ims to now: tomers are people who take up the torch that has beeni ami Jack Laubnuuh who hnpjx-n | know the value of a dollar, borne by so many fine boys overr to be rtatlotird near each 'other nt , and of a penny, too.. tlie war years of our post history. Miami Beacii. Tlie fellows heard of . F.M.F. care Fleet Postoffice We are sorry It has to be you. butt dog races in "those parts." mi with 1 Sun Francisco. Call!. we are proud of the way you are’ two other pals started out to obcarrying |t. • serve this canine delight. They de- Banner Otlice Isn’t It tragic that a chart ns‘ elded to pool 50c each nnd place Hastings. Michigan simple ns the Golden Rule can’t1 a bet for the fun of ft. which they 'r -- Zolly: Dear be tried by mankind? It> too! nio did niter After mr the race, not not niiiy fully tin- I I would like to tell you of Mime T W rimpir KMvaS.. Man tendft to inaxe •t|(.rstanihnB how the betting work- iof the men from around home, that ‘ timplr I rums (rnn« complex. rnmnlex Until man and,the and.the f|J U)py flRurrd ,hcy ,Q I , hay(, mpl m ,hp ftnd whom things world know Utter, we hope that their ticket on the ground Just as . you probably know, sorry that wc an unselfish, but powerful basis of security will U*‘ established by Hie a ndwitpajier reporter walked nut. rare unable to tell .anyone where nations of good purpose, when this picked up lhe ticket and said. "Hcv .we've met. as you know wc arc not war is won. so that brutal brigands fellows, you picked the winner! permitted to do so. It's not very can never again even start such a They collected $'J750 nnd did thev.often tiiat we do meet, btti when thing us we are now experiencing. bet apaln? Not on your life! Tlij/ we do tun across each other it L> : Bert wishes to all of you for an snllt the cash four ways nnd .had a big eurptise und a real pleasure, We arc all looking forward to the early nnd safe return. We will do themselves a good time uur Arllc Bixler from Middleville Is day when well nil meet jigaln. That our best ••» to »upi»j supply wu. vour .urcun needs ..... and to preserve the things nt home that doing nlright! Hes been tronsfer- will be some day! I am proud to: you cherish, and to have Uiem ready । red to Independence Army ^iir Bas- be one of the mtn representing 1 for you wh*n vou eome back. Good • lc Flving Schoo] in Kansas to take Hastings in our arm forces, like lurk —Donald D Smith.I'he last tap of the training tn mnny other eltlM thnt go tn make ' High. Ho! minds; today U warm । hts wlnm. He's now practicing with : this great country of ours, where nnd spring like: verv balmy and so j the 475-horecpower North American ever you go America is always tops, nrc wc! Which calls for. "in the । Basic Trainers and if we know Ar- And •--* ’I -mu sure that none of ••• us will wring a young man'i fancy.” nnd lie. w- enn Just hear him say, when .•top fighting until that common ' all that sort of thing. So we dedi- i he pilots cnc of those big planes enemy Ls defeated. We all want i that assurance that we can return ' cate the following ditty to "you'Se around. "What a Bsbv!" guys and gals' — Bob Gardner, son of the Charles to live and enjoy the same priv- I Two lovers strolled In tlie moonlight ' Gardners, had an unusual ex­ ilcgrs that we had when we left. To be able to build a home, a place As lovers are apt to do ■ pericnce when he wont to the drnAnd he whispered, darling there tint. It seems the men in his Bnt- of business, to be able to raise our I never was anyone lovely ns you. tahnn had very little time so Bob children and know that there will , But lhe man-ln-the-moon said par- had the pleasure <?» of having two be no bombs dropping or invasion to deprive them of the "freedom of j J dentlsta work on him. at the same don If I seem to laugh up my sleeve. time, each filling n tooth, one on spit'ch", of education, religion, and ' For the first time I heard that story each side. That's what we'd call many other conditions which we all Two Piece becniucker Wha when Adam told it to Eve! "service" in more ways than one. know are worth fighting for. service very very ; ,। I like this branch of service (Before the ink's dry on this is­ Bob'.s address is— Robert Dwight Gardner, US.N.R. much, and enjoying the best of sue it may be snowing again—but 22nd Construction Bati . health. It's a little rough some times who cures, it's a wonderful day to­ day. i . And now to the "order of the day"—A carton of cigarettes Is on ita way to you Robert Eaton—hope you like 'em, (second thought* hope you smoke—not that we advocate the habit one way or the other, only want you to enjoy the gift. Here’s word from Harold Bolo— Fitted Jackets! Tuesday. March 9. 1943. Belted Jackets! Dear Zolly: I see in the Banner that you arc Bias-cut Skirts! trying to locate me. I guess I'd betand Ynaybe you wonder when you I ’ Think* for your letter Sgt.- Glad Ban Praneisoo, Calif. All TI tr llAtir rn/MlT ** finally made connection* Your Birthday—March 10th. ----------------- ------ --------- —- —-— ----money order wav mailed last wee.*.' We're proud to beat the drums But we have learned to like It. and VIS 11II. 11VI IL I IxVIl I no you must lutve it by now. Good 'mid announce .tiiat Leone D. Smith Ill's something no one can ever for­ —------- -luck and we'll be seeing you. . of Woodland has been comndsslon- get. Hope this letter finds every . forTH°sE Milk Brings Excitement To The World Of Fashion In The Luxurious New Fabric ARALAC 1.49 YARD Rich, Vibrant Solid Tone*! •Aralac, the amazing wartime discovery, drapes beautifully and tailors perfectly into sport frocks, slocks, mix 'n match jackets and" skirts and full fledged suits! Made of the casein from skim milk and combined with spun rayon for added dur­ ability. this soft, warmth retaining, lustrous fabric takes color os only the most expensive worsted used to do. 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I expect to be in good old Has­ tings hi a month or so. on a fur­ lough. I guess the Hastings boys are In all the other camps as I never see any here. Wish some of the boys would land here. Our Bn. is made up of Michigan boys and we have lota of good times. I will close now as I have a lot of work to do for tomorrow's big problem. Sincerely. . 1 Sgt. Harold Bolo 59' Handsome rough wa*v« backgrounds with gracious designs around the bordsra Wide txJttom hems and loop tops. Soft natural shades to blend with your othat furnishings. Omo Slipcover dowal drape*—lovely alone I live­ ly hemmed and headed— able, tool Of Bea alyl Fobrici Now, when you spend more time at home, you want it to be attractive, comfortable—mors than Just a place to hang your ball You'can do it simply, thriftily, with Penney s gaily patterned quality fabrics. You'll UR your spirits, tool ♦ THE PENNEY WAYkS THE THRIFTY WAV * ♦ » THE THRIFTY WAY IS Sheer, marquiMtU lilt �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH IE 1HJ FAOB FOUR EDITORIALS ring outside world when tills impor­ tant marriage was celebrated there Although the reigning family goes OOlutltutlon and the government arc democratic. The diet of fifteen members is chosen for four year* by direct vote under universal suffrage. For seventy five years there has been no anny nor liability to mlUtary service, ft iFwKh a mixed feeling ot homesickness and happlncis that one contemplates the continued existence of such an old world gem from out of the story It U intereating to note the man­ ner In which some of the Nazi con­ trolled Paris publications arc at­ tempting to depreciate the Amerl- BAHRY COUNTY WOMAN’S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE Q. May I icU a Good or give It Saving Q. May a beuefiriary redeem a Bund during the lifetime of tlw registered owner? . . sitl to the beneficiary y tlw Treasury only when the beneficiary C the owner's death. Q. How much does a War Bond Reach of All Persona "There is no rural community in Wednesday­ evening the county the United States »o poor that it wide ' WAAC recruiting committee the room: Thursday cannot have an adequate diet," Dr. afternoon 13 tlie Navy Mothers Harold Clark of Columbia univer­ meeting; and — the UJS.O. ——--------------commute. sity recently told the food habit* meeting on Thursday < todayi eve­ committee of the National Research ning. council. In an experiment in "applied eco­ nomic*." carried on under a grant from the Sloan foundation, the pooreat communities that could be lo­ cated in the United States were se­ Tlie music classes have started to lected. An attempt was made to rehearse for another Victory Sing improve the nutrition of the people which is scheduled for April 2. entirely without the expenditure of During the last club hour March any money from outside the com­ 8 Mr. Harvey Elliot of tile Federal Farm Security spoke to lhe F. F. A munity itself . Doomsdc.'.' Book* went on sale Health tests already indicate an Monday and Tuesday of this week. improvement in the people, reflect­ Mr. Hine has donated a radio to ing a higher nutritional level, after . the radio class for experimentation only five year* of the program. Dr. William Wilkes is assembling an Clark said. This is much more oscillation and producing radio .-1grapid than was anticipated when the nal for code messages. experiment was started. At first it Mr. Hansen has requested that was not hoped that much could be i Junior girls Interested in Jobs in re­ accomplished within lhe span of a ' tail stores or those who would like to enroll on apprentice training generation. I course see him as soon a* possible Ordinary booka on agriculture fail This week freshman and sophoto reach adequately the lowest third ,more English students have ap­ of the agricultural population. Dr. peared before the third hour speech Clark told the committee. In the i class to participate in a declamation southern Appalachian community contest. The speech class will choose the four best who will give their described by him. where the typical declamations before the student family income Is only $35 a year, body Friday. Two of these will bv textbook* and even demonstrations chosen to represent lhe school in u are often beyond the understanding district contest. The winner* of tha l district contests will participate In of the neople. he said ; n regional conte.4t. Tlie War Bond nnd £tamn sales • of March 10 were dedicated to Mic­ key McPharlln. a graduate of Has­ ' tings high school. At present the sophomores arc ranking first in the contest having bought $945 75 tn bonds and stamps. The total amount for the high school was $1,328.15. A defense class in repair of farm machinery has been ontnnized at I Dowling. Repairs arc financed by Q. Are “Baby Bonds"still avail­ | the-government, with the class un­ able? der supervision of the school, being directed by Mr. Theodore. Knopf Mr. Arthur Hansen and Mr. Loren? succeeded by Series E Schelhns. Classes are held every War Bonds, the terms Mondav. Wedneseday. and Friday of which are substan­ Michigan had the honor—if you I night- Len Oswell’s blacksmith'shop tially the same. wish to call It that, of accounting , in Dowling will be used as a place for half of the votes cast in the Q. Tn whit dMotnlnations are for repairing. House of Representative... against A film “It* the Brain Tiiat Counts'’ Series E Bonds available? ' was shown to the girls’ health cla«s extending the lend lease net again. 1 and third hour biology class FrlRepresentatives Hoffman. Crawford nominations of >25, day. March 12. It was furnished by and Woodruff. Michigan Republi­ >50, 1100, 1500, and the W.C.T.U. >1,000 (maturity cans voted agaliut the bill. Tlie ■ The home management class other three negatives votes were 1 started its unit on home furnishinss cast by Representatives Brehm. Q. Row may I keep Stamps Monday They plan to begin the Jones and Smith of Ohio, also Re­ while I atu accumulating 1 study of early type furniture soon. publicans. The bill to extend Lend The foods class began their study them? of meat* Thursday. It Is learning I*z*e |ussed the house by a vote how to conserve meat* and prepare of 407 to 6; the senate by a vote of meat substitutes. 82 to 0. The Lend-Lease Bill grants The machine shnn etass Is turn­ authority for shipment of essential ing blanks for stud holts arid learn­ supplies and war materials to Ute ing to thread them. They have com­ Allied forces who are fighting AxLs pleted two hluenrint rending plates. powers on the far-flung global bat­ The model aircraft class h«s ta­ tle fronts, stopping fend-iease now ken the first marking period test and is cuttinir the wood blocks for would be a body blow to the entire the wings of the planes in .series E war strategy. For our own Interest A. An album is given free If nothing else. It 1* essential that upon request with the these shipments be continued—even first Stamp you buy. If there are less liberal supplies left for use here on “the home front. EAST BALTIMORE mounting the Stamp*. i The East Baltimore W M A m<-t« Q. I* It permitiible to name FENNOCK HOSPITAL 1 with Rev. and Mrs. H R Pfeiffer both coowner and a bene­ Tlie following report was held . Fridav. Mar. 19. Annual election ficiary on a War Saving* over from last week and this week's of officers Al) members requested Bond? news will appear next, week, thh to be present delay being unavoidable. Three tables, all boy*, were born meeiinr In the school M»ml.<v or a beneficiary may bo aa follow*: To Mr and Mrs Merle named, but not both. t nlnit. March 22 nt 8 o'clock Rowley. 1012 8. Haye* St Mar 5: ; prt^rrani will consist of a panel Q. Then a woman who owns Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fisher. Sar­ cushion by the student* with M'wanac. Mar. 3; Mr and Mr*. Steven Bond* gets marriril, »hould Jovcnfilnr Rvan ns leader ‘Refresh, Karmes, 854 Maplewood. YpattanU. rnenls will be served after lhe pro­ Mar. 2 gram. Surgical patients were: Mias Ma­ The Cloverdale Garden Club will rtan Marshall. Bellevue. R. 3; Mr* Richard Linhart. Mulliken: Mis* Mrs.'Otto Loekstldt on Friday af­ Patricia Brandt. Dowling: Mrs. ternoon -March 19 ’ Waller Thornton. Middleville. Mr* come. O. R. Eaton. Saranac, Mrs John Llch. Portland, R 1. Mrs. Homer DOUD COMMUNITY McKibben. Middleville; Mrs FomeThe Indies Aid will me*t 11a House. Battle Creek. R. 6; Mrs Mrs Will Curd, March 25 for dlnHenrv D Davis, Hastings. R. 4. Medical patients were; Charles Stutz. Saranac; Mr*. Isaac Williams. Tire rural fire truck wit called Woodland: Mrs Harold Warner. to the Rov Fuller firm in Cvitor 811 E. Bond: Babv Sharon Shoif, Tuesday evenlne when a chimney Grand Ledge Mrs. Mabie Marshall. burning out gave a scare. Nashville. Patients discharged from the hos­ pital during the week included the following: Surgical. Mrs. Elvin Hefflebower. Clarksville; Mrs Er­ nest Scott. Hastings. R. 2; Mr*. Clayton St. John. Delton, R. I; Mw Susanna Kreider. Leach lake. Medical patients; Mrs Martin Hawthorne. 429 E. State Road; Mr*. Melvin Wade Hastings R 5 Luther Hail. Hasting*. R 1; Mrs Anna Demond. Hastings. R. 2: Daniel Wri^hv Frecjjort: Fred Dunlap. E. ample, tries to eheer it* readers and tell Hitler s ' New OrderVwith'the following line: . '' “If Frenchmen think they are badly off under the benevolent Ger- > man administration, let them thins of the dire plight of the wage slaves ' of the United States. They are scared out of their wit*. For ex­ ample. there now are 5300 vacant offices In the Chrysler Building be­ cause Americans are so scared ot , bombs they refuse to rent above _the twentieth floor. The merchants "are in a terrible mess. Every store has ’ received a catalogue ot tilings to be conserved. Il Ls a veritable encyclo- , pedla of groceries and household articles. They even save paps on beer bottles. Women must go with- 1 out hairpins because somebody ha* calculated that 18.000 bombs can be , made from a ton ot them. All this . Is due to the asslnlty of a man named Donald Nelson who appro- I priately came from the same town as Mark Twain, the humorist. Gro­ cers no longer sell food in Un cans 1 Instead, they open the cans and pour out the fruit or vegetables into containers brought by the customer Hils Ls beyond the endurance of the American housewife who long since j -has forgotten how to cook. Pre*ldent Roosevelt has Just finished an- > notating lhe Bible and has several thousand text#* which can be ap- ; plied to America's war effort. . . .' Try again fellow! We think some j of these things arc funny, too. But they're getting results, otherwise you and other ininions of Herr Gccbel'. wouldn't botjier to submit the above ranting! to print. It rath­ er increases our respect for Nelson to think tiiat he was jx-rsonally •mentioned—Maybe the fellow Ls do- ' Ing a whole lot better than some of1 his critics over hen- Imagine. Anyway, sincere thanks for a good , laugh. ORGANIZATIONS * U.S.O. NEWS -A- NOKTH HABT1MG8 FARM BUREAU COMMl’NITY GROUP Tta North Hasting*Fann^BurThe Junior chamber ot Commerce eau Oroup rnetatthehom e M Mr. are IJX)IuortnI the Coast Guard and ‘y’’preiton~ __ __________ and “Mra ura. ‘Ro Rov Preston Monday Monaay ._ _ at th. Odd Fallow. Nall. All o clock There were twenty mem- service mm men ere tnvtiwf Invited. tars preaent. The three new fam- / ' Illes that Joined our group are Mr. (and Mrs. Lewis Bailie, Jerry And- 1 At the Saturday night dance glvlen by Hospital Guild No. 22 at the ; We have changed our meeting Pariah House It was found that a date to the third Monday night of tube was needed for the record each month. Mra. Walter Hobbs, player, so the radio-phonograph Chairman of Hospitalization -Pkm-was moved from the U.SO. room has been asked lo to be present at our to the Parish House while repairs i next meeting anil and. exj explain the plan were made on the dance r.vchlne. nKt Our lesson for dis- which fixed and—in-— use (to 0 the group. Cur -------- was —soon ------ --------------cusalon was on Production Goals we again at the dance The next day are to achieve for 1943. Lack 61 the room machine was returned so men vtdttng the the room would 'n vLsltinc labor seemed to be "*"• our nnH only’ ob­ the ,n, stacle to hinder our productlon^ef- have mu.de for Sunday. This is mentioned only to show that many forta. Our next meeting will be at the of these incidental situations arise and wnen individuals are called up Henry Steenbock home April 19. i on to help straighten things out they are always willing and ready Adequate Diet la Within to serve, which was true in 'this particular situation. ;! HIGH SCHOOL life1; waa bond . ■ nc pr . is 75 percent of their maturity value. For a >21 denominalion Bond, for examou pay J18.7-* ___ _____J.nalle.1 Bond you can buy. Q. TTow do I receive my Bond? A. If you l>iw- over iho counter forlcaslt, it will , time. If ordered by mail, it will bo mailed to ^our nddrets or to anyone whom you tics- Remember—the longer laluablc they become. Gypsum Does It Tlie California state department of agriculture classes gypsum as an agricultural mineral, but the alfalfa parts ot the San Joaquin and Sacra­ mento valleys of California cotuid- npmical fertilizer for their crops, as lizcra on both alfalfa and Lr.il.no, and In butlrccses 5'JO pounds of gyp­ sum to the acre ituod well towards The.65th annual convention of the Barry County Woman’s Chris­ tian Temperance Union will be held nt Cloverdale on Friday. May 7. All day and evening service* will be held. The speaker of the evening will be Mrs. Dora B. Whitney, Blate WC.T.U. president and Judge of Juvenile Court In Benton Harbor. Bait an Fire Bomb* An eflic:.;-nt .Md. economical agent for extinguishing incendiary bomba has been found In ordinary table salt. Tests begun at Columbia uni­ versity and carried out in demon­ strations by the New York stale po- A lumba or ...tiered roe, eevered «n> rao„ I. >11 ehleh rerr.elno Anuradhepure. intieot eiplUl <rf C.rta, .Ueb wee one. <■ Uro u the London of today. Anuradhapura, which flourished effective as the finest grade of dry sand In smothering magnesium bombs commonly used aa incendi­ aries. < Three advantages are claimed tor salt. It can be purchased In any corner grocery store, it Is cheap, and it is packed in sizes which make It easy to handle, band Is common­ ly obtainable only in 100-pour.d bags which present a serious problem of handling and storing. Salt on lhe other hand can be purchased in 25-pouruf bags which was built in an inner and outer circle and comprised 228 square miles. Most of Ils people were Buddhist* who spent their lime Ln spiritual contemplation. They depended on the people for support and. as a consequence, declined. The ruins display a high degree of craftsmanship and provide an in­ sight to the formation of the Buddhist religion and culture. Before the war sealed the inter­ national boundaries, traveler* were able to purchase precious and semiprecious gem* in the country at low prices. Those stone* which could be obtained for $50 in Ceylon brought hundred* in New York. Tlie Jewel* were cheap because they were mined from "poor man’s digging*'' from the surface operation* rather tfiun from lode formation*. WOMEN Of THE MOOSE Tlie regular meeting of lhe Wom­ en of the Moose will be held Friday evening. Mar. 19. nt 8 pro. at The Moose hall A cordial invitation is extended to every member to be present. A special feature will be the initiation of two candidates with the exemplification of the beautiful, in­ spiring ritual of the Women of the • Moose. Preceding the meeting a din­ ner will be given in honor of the where they may be needed. candidates. Mra. Syivanus Reed.and Mt. Paul Rearick The officers and , ex-orts arc asked to wear their I Disease Diagnosis gowns. Back in the .Middle age* doctor* Hospital Guild No. 18 will meet diagnosed disease in a strange way. Thursday afternoon, Mac 18. at the They rubbed their patient’* hand home of Mrs. Eugene Dalmnn. 544 with yeast and offered It to a dog. East Mill St.-Please come. If tlie animal licked it off. the pa­ Circle No. 9 will meet with Mrs. tient would live. If not. he would Tlie dog'* appetite wasn't Cloy Bareli. 721 W. Walnut, on die. Wednesday, Mar. 24. De»e*C at taken Into account Circle No 2 of the WB.C.S. will meet at the home of Mrs Walter Ryan. 315 E Grand, on Tuesday. Mar. 23. at G.'3O for potluck supper Guests invited. Circle No. 1"of the WS.C& will have a birthday jxjtluck luncheon nt the home of Mra. Frank Sage Wednesday. Mar. 24. at 1 o'clock Rolls, butler, coffee, sugar nnd cream will be furnished. Bring your own table service. , Friday Marcti 19. Hastings WornI en’a club will have a* their guest , speaker Floyd Starr of the Sinn Commonwealth School for Boys nt Albion. A quartette from the school will aing and t. n will be served. Vatu Search Lying awake in .bed one night, lhe French philoS'.pher, Voltaire, saw a uurglar come into his room. Remain. ng motionless Voltaire watched the another. Then the Intrude^ stole i-auliuusly across the room nnd picked up the philosopher’s clothes, draped across a chair. As he dug tns hands into the packets. Voltaire could not restrain a loud laugh. The burglar wheeled about and pointed his gun. • Why are you laughing?' sharply. ••I mn laughing.'’ si id the phlliHO ■ I'lhink it very funny durkr.es* of night'to look fur some thing that 1 can't find in the fu. light of day." WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ' ' , ' | , I I • .• t, ere eUimed *,eelhle »,ih lhe m.ero.iulx.h ,,e >IT>r>lu eon. .inieied b, Dr rraael, L Blaeeb associate -------- — professor of chemistry at the Westwood campus of th* Uni­ versity of California at Los Angeles. The delicate equipment is the re­ suit of 10 year* of work in eonJunction with Prof. Philip Leighton of Stanford university. Dr. Blaccl _;j.,d As infinlt**imal amount ot ’wdrf hydrogen as one-three hundred millionth part of an ounce can be reg­ istered by- the sensitive device, it was announced. Although principal­ ly valuable In research Work, the apparj|u» has been gideted by bioehemlsta as ar. aid in detecting gu absovp’.tnh within the human body. 1 Nm. July Fuerth । Although IhexDuclaration of inde­ ' , pendence was »ignc4by member* of congrcs* on and atict^^ugust_2^. i .1770. we celebrate lirlcpentTcrice day on July 4 because lhe Declara­ • tion was adopted by the Continoulal ' Congress on that date j ) • There are 882 species of frees in "• • i the United State*. 87 hybrids and BOMB THE JAPS WITH JUNK! 1 228 varieties of trees. FOR HUGE FRESH STOCKS OF FIHER FOODS VISIT A&P! /J & P hal the Valne in 'Un'iationed tyoodi MADE OF FLUFF—NORTHERN SUNHYflilD CORN FLAKES APPLE BUTTER SALAD DRESSING MACARONI or SPAGHETTI FAMILY FLOUR IONA . . . in Rationed tfo&d FsAS ft«RN 7<m»/ ■ ‘ HO 2 CAN (14 POINTS) GREcN BEANS SPINACH TOMATOES NO. 2 CAM (14 POINTS) NO. 2 CAN (II POINTS) ROLL 5C ROST’S GRAPENUTS £ 14c KITCHEN KLENZER 2 11C 11^ 13^ PEACHES ■aa* 2c°>«39c 25^ 25^ COCKTAIL 16C 15^ CANS NO. 2 CAN (16 POINTS) *{/ WSIOL.'. KUNEl TISSUE 11c 26c o' 30c 3X.26C s1.00 rvamt (band 2 2 FOR IONA SLICED SULTANA FRUIT FOR NO. 2 CAN (16 POINTS) HEAD LETTUCE CARROTS TOMATOES SPINACH . LEAF LETTUCE APPI K Ml 1 CL. J cms.-soi.id-u> sm CAN POINTS mesh-mo mis JX'o MICWSAH HORDIEIH SPY TIES Are Here Beautiful new spring patterns. New plain shades. M>« 33s ORANGES Tze DOZ. 3wC 3 5 us us 17c 31c 300 SIZE LEMONS 6 «>« 18c LIMIT 2 FOUNDS IB D'ESSED Wembley Nor-East u 5 FLORIDA VALENCIA Quit Catcket" in <1<uun! IOS QUALITY FIJH WALLEYED PIKE WHITEFISH HERRING PIKE SIZE 2khs.15c is oa The Spring u Texas Seedless . GRAPEFRUIT us RADiSHES « -c« . YELLOW ONIONS5 NEW POTATOES ho.. Rett ec.s X HOmoUst bh - 14e 17C 29c 29c 19c 3 25c 2 ctisr-HtsH LBS. HlADlft*. AMD DtESSID 21c 25c 29c 17c REDFISH FILLETS WHITING 2 OYSTERS SMOKED WHITEFISH HEADLErt AND DSSSJED DlaECr FZOM THE COAST MARVEL BREA9^.?»^’ 29c sucE° BED CIRCLE COFFEE |, 8OKAA COFFEE DATED u us n. u 25c 27c 48c 35c 2 .» 47c 2 tn 51c Pure Silk Wembley Classic Ties Pure silk ties are being sold in the cities for SI .50 to $2.50 Latest the tyinelt Zbai/itflandl FOOD NEWS! RATION NEWS! WltCONJIN ON A4P S FOOD NEWS W|$CON$M ROUND-UP—DIRECT FROM Uac of aromatic compounds to give a pleasant scent to textiles and other products is a practice gain­ log favor with manufacturers. h.for, have h«.n 1 tytuutl and Vetfetal’leA (lealLf. tfieAh! COMMUNITY NOTICES Donation* from the various Guilds Include the following article*: Ouild No. 7, 25 OB. binders. 12 delivery room table covers; Guild No 12. 25 bedside table covers; Guild No. 18, l doz sheets. 18 bed pan covers, 12 delivery room table covers. 2 doe. binders; Guild No. 19. 22 surgical towels, 24 stretcher afreet* for operating room. 4 drapes. 2 prs. leggings, 36 scultctous binders Another Guild donated 4 dog. bath towels and -4 dot. wash cloth*. Middleville Past Matrons* club hemmed 4 dozen i.urglcal towel*. Tlwnk* to all who contributed so generously for these donation.* Your efforts are greatly appreciated Weigh Whiff at Hydregen Preciou, Genu Cheap in Ceylon Before World War Wembley Wembley WASHINGTON Nor East spring classic STATION WKZO. 10 A. M. SHARP CHEESE 40C CHEDDAR CHEESE CHEESE u 38c WISCONSIN u 37c MEDIUM SHARP rNILAOUPHIA NOTICE: We will receive only 50% as CREAM CHEESE many Wembley ties in 1943 as we had delivered in 1942. Buy now! WAR FUND OLEOMARGARINE i* 22c CREAMERY BUTTER Waters Clothes Shop Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy 1OZ. PKG. 12c KEXX’O BUT WAR STAMPS SELF SERVICE u 52c TO THE RFO ♦ WAR FUND GIVE �—--------- ;- -------------------------------- FIRST CVURCM 4>F CHRIST, CHURCH NtWS V * ■■ * . WUX KNOWN BVANGBUW At PILGRIM TABRRNACLB Comer. Church and Center Street* SUBJECT: "MATTER" • Sunday Service 11 am. ' Sunday School al 9:80 am. Wednesday evening service 7:45 pm. Reading Room open Wednesday* and Saturday* from 3 to 5 pm. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL At Emmanuel Episcopal Church, the Rev Don M Gury I* preach­ ing a serie* of Lenten sermons on • Good News." Next Sunday al 11 o'clock he will apeak on "The Good News of Human JVorth.” There ADVENTIST. Savgplh-day will be Holy Communion at a a. Hervioaa-Saturday morning m. and Sunday School al 10 a. m ■Sabbath School—9:30 am Choir practice tonight. Thursday at Church—11:00 ajn. home of Richard Branch Temporary Location IOOP—Small auditorium. Comar Green and Jefferson St. Coma and METHODIST CHURCH worship with us.__ Hasting* Sunday evening saw the close of SPECIAL PRE­ our two week* revival with the FASTER SERV1CEH Myer* Evangelistic Trio We thoroamtily enjoyed the splendid sing­ Beginning Sunday. Mar. 21. at ing and tlie good iiiraMgc* Bro 7:30 p. m. Rev and Mrs. Edgar Mver.* br.uiRht from night to night Schade will hold servlcaa tn this I Tlie evangelistic note will continue church each night for the next two in ail our regular service.*. weeks There will be a song serv­ ice each evening. Both of these Ttn’rartnv, allenwm with Mrs L young people are talented musicians J Teegardln.. 720 E. Madteoik All and will present many attractive the ladle* are uiged to ntteni) . musical features Mr and Mn Sunday service*: Suiiday-^k'hool Schade are wholly devoted to sing­ al 10.30. A splendid'attendance ing and preaching tire gospel of |*»t Sunday. Picacfiinc service at Christ 11:30. Class ------- mfellng ---- ------„ at ... I- W — and As we approach tire Easter sea'evangeliatiE m< . ige at 8 <M> - son wc arc reminded of lhe most Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- important . . question ... .... a*krd • • of• ever nlnn nt the home of Mr nnd Mrs. any man. when the Son of God Victor Huson. 119 No. Washington You are invited Young ____ „ peoples __ prayer meeting Friday evening al lhe parsonage. 401 E State Road Sunday service, at the usual" hours We had u wonderful serv­ ice la t Sunday morning nnd invite you to come with it* next Sunday. Prater meeting Tuesday evening •at the home of Mt ami Mm. Pat- ■ 'NOTES FROM THE JUNIOR RED CROSS | Wednesday at two o gave an intereattng us been work at the last execu-, ♦ Mr. and Mra. J Wing enterUfcwd tlve board meeting The public r,xt ton centfr school, are 100 ner cent in member« thio and pupil* are doing a great I March »th a cla** of 160 itudents Ur and Mrs Fred Henney and 2nd deal of sewing and knitting Con- »l th® Denning Inf. .school T.leutanant Rnbert Hennsv Car din. tributiom tn the high school after a n week* course, nen Friday night. amounted to (15 and (7 fc was col­ Robert Henney wu one of the lected in the Central and ward proud and happy gradual*, and He is COATS GROVE • school* Over (6 was realized from now he U 2nd Lieutenant TYte D. O. T. O. dub met with i a tea given al the high school and home on a 10 day furlough viaiUng ■ this money is used to buy supplies. his parent*. Mr. . and Mrs Fred Mra. Max Coats test Wednesday af. In the firat ward school lhe stu- Henney. Hearty congratulations to terooon Mrs. Kendal Coate was tbc | dents are making stuffed dolls and you. 2nd Lieutenant. * Mr and Mr* chairman of the program, a Kantn lhe second ward sluffed animals Jamaa <Ho» Barry who arc reald- natb Detnond of Monroe vteuad ids I These are Jor refugee children. Six Ing —i at hl* mother’s farm by the grandmother, Mra. Pearl Demond . afghans have bren made by the Frih~ lend school ..c are the happy parents •Saturday night and Sunday: and Central and High school students of twin girls bom March 8lh. * > whOc hospital dippers have been Robert Krohn had the misfortune ■ made by members of the Home Eco- to badly sprain hl* ankle * A 7 | nomlcs club These girte also have |b boy was bom to Mr and Mrs | made underwear, the material for *lcc Neal early Sunday morning. J ** U* B,">- He ha* name^vittTexkn■ %eRnXr?^ jft^eraft ciub' c Ts. K' I Inviting h!» 8 several rifted Tuck calm nfpg number ! Monday gvanlng. i ------! .. "Did Nellie reject Johnnie when ’ , d* put I--------- *» drawn on only aa a laat reaort. IIeEdTbABY CHICKS SPrthd^y cetebratto^w« l -re are weavine weaving a a blanket blanket and and have have also also 1 made toy animal*. Junior Red Cross held at Uw home of Mr. and Mra j member* are also asalsUng in the rikir VARIETY t/aair-rv OF FARM riDU AND M/VSSK ^AWRiaj FINE HOME CARDIN * silk hate collection and will help In Cleon Landon Sunday There were two birthday cake*, one for Cleon I the tin can collection. . SEEDS IN BULK AND PACKAGE. WHETHER IT Landon and the other for his lit­ , tie granddaughter lone K*y Yargei IS SEED FOR YOUR FARM OR A BACK YARD Knitters in Hastings who have bits of yarn left over are asked to who was two yean old The dinner CARDEN PLOT—WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT give them to Mint Rowe. ThA yarn guests Were .Mr and Mrs Ruel is needed to sew afghan blocks Root of Coopersville. Mr and Mra. IN FRESH. RELIABLE STOCK. together and can be anv color.' Fr*M Herzel .'nd daughter from mu*» MUs t*u«r Rowe may may oc be reacnea reached at at me the KalamaMto. Mr and Mrs Arthur High rchool building or at 327 W. aJld chll^r*n Mrs. Green street. Ic,r* Jackson and family of ClarksVille. Miss Evelyn Fox of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs Richard Landon. Mr DEATH OF WELL KNOWN and Mrs. Wilbur Landon and the DOWLING REMIDENT immediate* family. ♦ A. H. Nichols, REV. CHARLES MOURER Mr* Louisa Christina Gerber. 68. father of Mrs Fred Henney has Kssed away early Tuesday mornability- , ..wr .. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH -unusual; and hl* musical -------.„. c at her home tn Baltimore town- been visiting friends at Whittemore -------------------------Wc were glad for the good at- fits into every part of -------------------the service I ship. thin She was born tn Gcrmany Mrs Henney received a phone call tenuance tiiat greeted the evange- Rxlnrrtxv SaturdaySvenlnw eveningha hqtxL*anexlrtn* speaking: nnzl _..J and came in to this country when that he suffered a stroke Saturday seven name *nd.‘* ^.r>’ Mck’. Mortimer, Nlchote ig at' “ lhe DispenaatiotMl clock. Clock."” Il-q il-e rover seven year, years u, of «w. ace. ner her maiaen maiden name list Sunday mornUu ■* first on "God's DispenaatiotMi *IL*Uc campaign lustrated by a chart and improvised being Louisa Ttmmingi. daughter went right away to have him moved service of lhe evangel —------ ---114 Court St.. Hastings Phone 2237 --‘ imperson ‘------- — ­ hand* work the time Sunday morn­ of Mr and Mrs. Fred Timmings. to » hoapltal. * Miss Mayotna ValRev Mourtr'a original ation of the Word is his ouutand- ing he will bespeaking from."The Shc was married to John Gerber enUne of Lowell spent the week­ , Ing mg characteristic, cnaracteruuc. and ana puts him mm in Dead Man in I lie Road” and Sun- end they have made their home In «n1 *«»» ‘»e,r ^rcnU- Mr »nd Mra i a claaa by himself His songs bear day evening. "The Seven Wonders Baltimore Twp for the past 29 Clayton Valentine. * Erwtn Marveara Surviving are the husband; । the same characteristic original and of Hell.” Plan to be with us two sons. Arthur ot. Elkhart and Henry of Bedford: three daughters. MONTGOMERY WARD Mra. Gladvs Woodmansee and Mrs THE CHURCH OF THE First Use ot Caster Beans INAZARENE I Castor bean* came into promt­ Edna Whitney of Dowling and Mrs. Elnoft Hummel of Yankee Sprines Missionary Service Thursday at nence during World War 1 in re­ 21 grandchildren; two slater*. Miss , 30J’.MJn ChurSh- Bach member .ponse to the demand fur more sull- Emma Tlmminn of Kalamazoo and “ The YwpSk of the church! a,ble lubricant for aircraft engine, Mrs. Lena Gnou Delavan. WU.; COVER LARGE ROOMS twn brothers. Malter Timmings of put on a contest and bought New * ”>3n petroleum oils available at Ottawa LAke. and Henrv Timmings Nazarcne Hymnals for the Church the lime. Several thousand ton. of of Wisconsin; also a half-brother. FROM WALL-TO-WALL Professor Francis Irey and Mrs the bean, were produced in the Albert Grehl of Adrian. The fu­ Irey came over from Kalamazoo for MU|hcm .late, for Un. purpose in neral will be held at the Dowltns “Lt 5“ "fb't-WlUS. The Texe, AjrleuUur.l Ek­ church this afternoon at two o'clock, “.“.S'",; “ with interment in the D6wling cemetery i the hymns on Bikie Trombone. > <■>!• *'ork nnd eondveua ksU with r -• Saxophone, and Trumpet Trumpet, accom accom-- . varietie. of cuter bean* at .everal YOI'NG WAN DIES ^one. and ponied' by Mre Mra ,rrv Irey Bt at ,h, the“ nl piano. nan,M ’ bv ’no ' place. In the .tote in 1911. The FROM TOXIC POISONING aL*o on his piano accordlan Pro- , yic|dg ,n the»e tests ranged from Floyd Kreurer.'husband of the; J”"!, nok>m« Mr eom, o, U>e nrliUu el former Miss Bernadette Cusick of beautiful solo from the Hymnal*.! .. . * . , h . . this city, pat’ed awav on Sundav ■ There was s well filled house and “** P,ace‘ 10 62 bu*“eU per a"e afternoon at the Health Center in the best variety al Troup. Although surely wc are going to appreciate Allegan where he was taken on. and lake better care ot lhe Hym­ the tests were conducted only one Satiirdav. nals for having Protestor Irey who year, the yields obtained indicated The circumstance* leading ut» to, hat heard each General Supt, of the in a general way the possibilities hte Ulneaa and death were peculiar: church who got together and made of growing lhe crop. nnd unusual He had been a sufferer . them up for every department from tuberculosis tore loot Ume and । Service* at lhe usual hours next he and Mr». Kreuzer had cone SutVday. Come and worship where from their home In Kalamazoo to Protecting Delicate Fabrics you find a warm welcome lhe home of hU parents at Hopkins, i To protect small articles of deli­ where he was engaged in govern-; cate fabrics, before putting them rr.cn'. work into the washer, enclose them in a Thuraday he decided to dye a Three Presidents of the United pal? of black shoes in order to make pillow case; they can then be States have had predecessors bear­ them mere nresentabie and keep washed without danger uf tearing Saa Wards Wida ing the same last name. They were them wearable during thia period them. of shoe rationing, so purchased a Franklin D. Roosevelt. Theodore Assoriment of bottle of dye and fixed up his shoes. ‘ Roosevelt; Benjamin Harrison. Wil­ Nationally-Known On Friday, he was takrn suddenly Borrowed Title liam Henry Harrison; John Quincy I1L the doctors pronouncing It an; ARMSTRONG QUAKER Lord Beaverbrook, Britain's min­ Adams, John Adams. Intensely severe case of toxic oolson-' ister of aircraft production, impishFloor Ing. the dye bavin* penetrated his )y borrowed his title from the name sho«s. affectlnn hl* feet 'Uncle Tom' Still Survive* Covering He was taken to the Health Cen- J of a tiny village in northern Uncle Tom’s Cabin still survives ! Ontario. ter. given blood transfusions and as a spoken drama in its eighty­ placed in an oxygen tent, but death ninth year. Thomas Huttie and his claimed him lust 36 hours after het family of Hartford. Conn., go on pre­ was taken ill. Only Ringed Planet Mr Kreuzer had his thirty-third, senting a tabloid version In schools The only planet known to have birthday on Saturday, he and Mrs. I and movie theaters. system of rings is Saturn. 12 FOOT WIDTHS Kreuzer having been married but ORDER YOUR BABY CHICKS EARLY -we have only the BEST AAA gradee. FARMERS MARKET & SEED STORE The morning worship service will be held ut 10:00 o'clock "Die ser­ mon theme will be 'Faith and Knowl»due" This is the- second termon in l» serie* of Pte-Easler sermons on Faith. The adult choir will sing. Tlie Sunday school will inert at tl:20 Tiic instruction class for church membership will me»-i in the twis­ ter'* study nt tiie Sunday school cli*'. period Any young people who an- interested in church mem­ bership are invited to Join this class. REV. EDGAR SCHADE The Ladle; Night Banquet of the Brotherhood will be held on Mon­ stood before Pontius Pilate seated day evening nt 7:00 o’clock. The on bls throne, Pilate asked the 'S^ crowd. "What siudl I do with this .-peaker will b< Mr Kim Sigler. man Jesus who L* called -the ill* ■ i.-vu> enrisiChrist?” Tiiat liibi crown crowd ano and ruaw Pilate METHODIST CIR< ITT made Ute eternally fata) mistake of Preaching Sunday at Goodwill deciding against Him. No person and Henderahot at |O:M and 12 can avoid answering Pilate s heartJesus Christ C W T Rev. Mis* Ruiison will be- ‘searching question. ' gin Lenten sermon.*. Doctrine* of -cannot be ignored. What is your answer? the Christian Faith—1943 'Wc cordially invite you to hear tn spite of bad roads nnd wrathi-». Drdlcation Sunday wa* observed ■The Good News" each evening at at each church ihe^loial offering 113® ,rom March 21 to April 4. for rhurch war emergencies was ••• • 147 G’. 1.1*1 Sunday .I group of GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Huht laymen took entire charge oi .Morning worship at 10:30 Holy the church service at Quimby and Communion will be celebrated. Len----- f!“ lien sermon. presented a-mn fine program aermon. "The "Tlu! Traitor's Traitor's Kiss.' Kb-*" Vnu.i. Fellowship • Simclav vliool in A A . M. M ' llir Goodwill Youth Sunday scho ol at 11 11:30 will meet Sunday night nt Mrs Ella >------- -------Snutli - US ’-V. Center st. Joyce . BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES Sunday school IH 10 o'clock DivHouvenier. leader. ind tervicr .it ti o'clock. Sermon by pastor on "Redemption Through T. r. B < IIVJICH Christ." Evening service at 7:30. Sermon by pastor on "Prophecies Rev R. A. and Oi’ ii Hourhlon will preach nt t!ic Jefferson St. U B. by iMlah." Tuesday night B Y.P.U. meetings. rin'rch next Sunday Mar 21. Mrs. Wednesday night prayer meetings Houghton bavin;; the 10 o'clock1 service and Rev. Houghton the S at the church at 7:30 Also teach­ ing of Sunday school lesson. Thuisday night prayer meeting for Israel at 7:30 at the church. Tlie Baptist Ladies Aid will hold Tlie Barrv Co Council of the church und tlie Christian Education titeir regular meeting on Wednes­ met at the United Brethren church. day. March 24. at tlie home of Mrs. Ora Hoag. E. Stale St. beyond Ute Hasting*. Mur 0 They urtr(| that A good lhe Comm- ot Evangelism and Blls*. All Indie* invited Cotnni ot lite County should rec­ firogrnm is being given by Mrs. lermon Sondeen <Mrs. Herbert ommend April II a- Ute Go To Eaton. Pres.i Church Sunday for nil denomina­ tion* Wc uri-r all 'e make an effort ',n ' THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Seth A. Davey. Pastor attend their church if they have, Thursday. March 18. Prayer meet­ any picfcrence or some church on ing st the Hastings church that Sunday. Sunday. March 21. PRESBYTERIAN 10: 00 A M Sunday school in The Hoy .'■•emit Troop meets Mon- charge of Mrs Etta Mead. 11: 00 A. M Morning worship 7: 30 PM. Y. P M S. service, led des. Troop Committee Chairman The Tni't’-rs nrul Ehlers will hold by Mr*. Vernier Hughes 8: 00 P. M Evening evangelistic n joint meeting at the Manse at sen ice led bv the pastor 7 30 PM Tuesday. March 10 Tuesday. Marcli 23 Y p The Ladles Aid Society will meet nt the church Thui.-.day afternoon. prayer meeting at Mr and Flovd Bannun at 8 00 P M Mar. IB. Wednesday. March 24 Castleton Sunday morning worship at 10:30 o'clock Tlu- pastor will tell about prayer meeting at tlie home of Mr, and Mrs Charles Mead nt 8 00 pm. “Th<- Sweetest Thine in the World" Thursday. March 25 Hastings nnd will prea-h on the . theme. Prayer meeting at lhe church at "Another WL- Man " 7:30 pan. Sunday school at 11 45. Mr*- At­ March 26-27-20. Quarterly meet­ tic Hay. superintendent. Sunday Evening Club will meet ing in charge of Rev. H A. De Long at o'clock. Patricia Frwlexs, of Belding. District Quarterly Meeting at president. Tlie Annual Meeting of the Belding April 1-4. Don’t forget the revival that L* to Church and Congregation will be begin al the Hastings Church. April 25. following a supper sponsored by th<- Ladles Aid Society. Four Tru.Asbestos In Africa Some kinds of asbestos used in Th- various organization.* nf Hie industry ore obtained only in Africhurch will make reports tf their activities and finances. 1 ca in quantity. WITHOUT A SEAM SMARTEST STYLES 65‘ Heaven Can Wait Annual Junior Play FRIDAY, MARCH 26 CENTRAL AUDITORIUM Fintit Haaviait M Bato No dirt-hoarding seams in Armstrong Quaker, for you can buy it in any length up Io 1 2 ft. widel It's water-proof, stain-proof. See this wide auortment of patterns and colors in the only felt base floor covering that's 12 ft. widel ARMSTRONG QUAKER 9x12 RUGS 6.95 Blond with Any Room Look how small a sum will buy a top quality Armstrong Quaker Rug! Here are the latest 557876 patterns, and colors—designed by leading stylists! Thousand shave found them economical and easy to keep dean! Q. MARBLEIZID LINOLEUM ON FELT BACK ^nw many °l th'" telephone enlh to “Information Si* out of Ion call* to ^Informalion” are for num- here Haled in the riireclory. Each one increase* lhe load on war-busy wire* — may alow up other call*. Q. How murh time u loll by tuch nerdleu rallt? J(e A total each day of 1,4.50 hour* of operator nnd gQC O>r,r Watt >0 Wo«l Dress up your rooms now with this smart del­ icately-grained marbleized floor covering! Choose from an assortment of beautiful col­ ors that Can't fade or wear off because the color goes dear to the sturdy felt back. switchboard time for thia company alone. PLEASE Ixxtk in thr telephone directory firot. If die CSV COLORFUL PLAID KUO num Iter you want ia not Haled, and you muni rail "Information,” write it down »o you won’t have to aak for it again. 8:00 P. M. ADMISSION—25c Regular |*7,S *“„E? son OVAL BRAIDED RUO 35c Reserved Come one—Come all HICKMAN BELL TILIPHOMI COMPANY ” 229 MONTG .. eHOHrrw �THE HASTINGS BANNER tyv«7- ON THE HOME FRONT Plain or Sugared SLICED Doughnuts Thiron-cnriehed Cello Wrapped BREAD Gtnuina 13-Egg Recipe Angel Food Cake Large “th 39c DUFF'S every pound counts! When 20c Waffle Mix. get fresh Raady-lo-baka SWANSDOWN Cake Flour P»S 24c NAVY BEANS _ 17c 8 Ration Point*. POINTS REDUCED for more cups of UM* BEAKS 2 26c 8 Ration Point*. POINTS REDUCED BAKIN' BEANS atg Sauce included. 23c 8 Ration Point* . t> 22c Churngold, lb 25c WONDERNUT coffee Margarine. MUSTARD Quart Avondale, old-faihioned flavor 13c «> 12c 2K tb pkg 25c COTTAGE CHEESE In Pure-pak container FRENCH BRAND 27c lb JIFFY BISCUIT Rich and vigorous’ Mix COUNTRY CLUB Ration Stamp Ha. 25 Expires March 21st 28c lb Now Hol Dales, store-ground lb 21c SP0TLI6HT 'S" Mild, fragrant PRUNES 16-oz b*' 13c Santa Clara*. 12 Rabon Poinl* PANCAKE FLOUR Country Club u. 20c 5 HERMANS Wolverine Ru*k 10c O l~B» 29c SOAP FLAKES 4 pig, Alure. Quick tale *udi L~3.pL' I SPIC AND SPAN 19c E Cleaner SCRATCH FEED «oo ib t>*3 52.60 Wasco. Egg Mash. 100-lb. bag $3.39 CHICKENS Rosjfer* oi Fryer* u-< 12c 24’^-lb tack 96c 33c 2 13c 2'^ 21c 12c ■ Rich, spicy PORK KIDNEYS wanias lb is. w,lt SAU8,GE 12-oz. can Ib 19c 18c b&tti* 13c 15c lit Cuail 6 can* 41c W Ib 19c *-*^ Ib 21c beef Ib 19c nLL0* flKE 10c Firm. ripe, golden yellow WlhlSAP APPLES 3 a.* 29c Fane« - all-purpoie apple* RE£ Ri?E PEARS 3 <b. 29c Sweet, ripened juil right CARROTS l«<o« Bunca 7*/4c Texe* Cri*p, firm It lb 2,c 2 Ib* MULLETS BLOOD AKO TONGUE Ib 5c 25c 35c Sauiege long ihred* Solid Pack Tomatoes 11c Wax Beans 13c 29C Olives Enriched Flour c°d7 21*Jb »1.03 Lily White Flour sl.29 can Good Quality. No 2 14 Relion Poinli can Jack Frotl Plain Quatn 16-ox jar 24^4-lb. sack Full cl juice Girp, *wa«t, lender DOG MEAL ROMAN CLEANSER ^-gallon bollle 15c CIGARETTES Pdpular brands _ Gevaarl - 8-exposure $1.98 8 !>• 59c 10c 2 Quart* 17C Carto. SI.24 *1.31 027,04 238 14 Ration Point* can FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT KROGER Pvt. Lynn Stedge ' 370th Br. Bty. ' C" A.P.O. 90 Camp Vandom. Mbuluippl, Pvt Don K Wellfare 320th Infantry Camp San Lula Obispo. Calif. Birth.—Jan. 8. Our oldest girl.—an' Martha, too. Has sons in service. Mine .is you. PER DISTRICT MEET a„ „ ,I.b...=„mra.M Is dec-tails as to AGE an' KIND, । (Continued from page j. Section 1) An' SIZE and WEIGHT, an’ scch as fOr Hastings with 16 points folthat lowed closely m Dean Keeler and Of “ ~ girls *rls which still our home is . at, Km Lane with w points each. Capt. ------- agin . exert ------ - — Ray Benyon and . Bill Garrison I MIGHT myself played outstanding floor games for An* say what's left up on our i the Saxons. Capt. Mike Mathews led •shelf'. | Another week coming up and °rl'wllh 13 P°lnls Mary Ketchum will tell you wiiat acorc . goes on at dear old H. H. 8 Mary s ih 7 is C.«.•!» "“.“X JESS?; a'wfti- :<• “ • Staff Sgt. Howard A. McDonald arshlp cup this year and U pretty 2(tB 2nd Ordinance Co. i ;op notch all around. Until then— Tv..rf.iL Cherrlo. Zolly -Coffer. . Tyndall vi-14 Field IrntUlde, Panama City. Florida. Birthday, May 28. ' The Skxons one of the best teams I ever to represent the local school Pvt. Stanley Kuempcl i and one of the highest scoring teams C. D. 62nd Medical Battalion • in the state'ke<t but one Mmr nut Fort Leonard Wood. MUs. I of sixteen playml-^Tliey won thlr>^ U. S. Army ] teen In a row duriftg^the regular Birthday—May 22nd. feevon before losing theTk5t-game of the season to Charlotte and then [ Pvt. Robert J, Pratt ' went on to defeat Eaton Rapids and A3.N. 1608721! 41 Hh T.SS. Box 880 (Continued from page I, Sec. D Charlotte In tournament play. • Hastings icorvd a total of 826 Kreider Field. Missiiulpp!. tween different grades of the same How tricks Bob? Why don't you cut of meat: nor between different points or an average of 51.6 points write us a letter one of these days? grades of hard cheese*, nor tbc per game. Hastings' Saxons 1943 basketball same quantity of any kind of but­ । record: ter. Won West Central Ixague Title S Q D. 40510 Tr. Gr. Many farmers produce some of 189 F.L.T. 53rd Wing the loods In lire new ration pro ­ Hastings AA F.B.T. C. No. 5. gram for their own family use. Belding Kearns. Utah. Changes of address for the ''. •'date' There Ls nothing tn the new ration Ionia . . ------plan which places official rralric- Greenville . book tion on the use ot any such "home Sexson', Record Allegan—29 proceiieii' foods at tire fanner’s Hastings—69 3rd Army Director H.Q Lowell—30 own ublc. But the government is Hiistinus—71 • । Fire Markings Detach. Ionia—30 requesting that farm families re ­ H ii U c . i . 48 Care Postmnster Belding—31 tain red stamps in their family Hustings—48 Ionia—19 Hastings — 54 ration books in an amount equal Keith and Kenneth nre brothers Middleville-31 Hastings—68 to the foods produced and eaten When are your birthdays, fellows? Allegan—35 Hostings—68 ut home. Greenville —28 Hast Ings — <5 Pvt. Richard Ptngleton A fanner who slaughters a pig Hastings—33 Lakeview B. C.—23 hr raised for the use of his family, Charlotte—36 —41 Scott Field. Ill. for example, is asked to set aside Hastings Woodland—30 Hastings—52 point stamps equal in point value Hastings—55 Greenville—28 P.F.C. Woodrow W. Allerding to the number of jioinu he would Hastings—49. Beldlng-32 36159352 have to surrender If Ire bought lhe Hast bigs—40 — Charlotte—53 Co. B. 320th Engineers Bn. equivalent amount of pork and Tournament Play pork products at the store. Slml- Hastings—48 Eatpn Ranid*—« Fort Sam Houston laily. If he makes butter for the Hastings—46 Charlotte—28 Sun Antonio. Texas ure of his family, he is requested to keep in his book and not other­ SOUTHWEST WOOHLANI) Lieut. Artand F. Martin wise u?e the number of red stamps Mrs I.-nnc Williams of Woodland Convention Hall. ire would need to buy the same had lhe misfortune to fall last Sunday. March 7. nt her home in amount of butter. Atlantic city. N. J. If a fanner sells any of tne.»c< Woodland nnd fracture her hip. Birthday March 9 home-produced foods, he must She was taken to Pennock hospital collect ration stamps from his cus­ •Monrinv morning where she will remain tor a few wcckJ. She would Hold everything again I tomers—even if they are ncighA man U approaching on horse­ bora—on the basis of official jioint nnprecinte hearing from her friends. back with an answer to that poem1 prices, und turn these stiimp-. In Callers «>n her this last week were written by Pvt. Hiram Haste to1 to the OPA. Details will be given Iranc Williams. Mrs. Paul Towns “Farmer Iry Tubbs.” Here 'Us. later on Just when and how. to and Mrs. Etin Tvler of Woodland. Mr. nnd Mrs. Nell Granger of l turn ^n these stamps. Dowling. Mrs.' Chas. Farlee and That "Mister Soldier-Man" which »<r mid Mrs. Stephen Perrin of rites PASSING OF MRS. Detroit. * The Woodland United To Zolly Coffer, an' invites— ALICE HUBBARD Brethren Missionary Socletv will More co-respondencc from "ol' Iry" Mrs.- Alice Hubbard, who had hold th-ir last quarterly meeting of Doni fool me none nor flnsterfy been in falling health for several this vear this week Wednesday at years, passed away Thursday morn­ Ihs borne of Mrs. Ruth Fisher of ing at the Shujw convalescent home Woodland. * Reverend and Mrs. I've got a trunk of good segars. Carroll Brodlvck: of New HavAn' bottles, bought frum them there. In Nashville, ut tire age of 83 years , vatron U„.,llvv'V of Af and 6 montiis. : ,.n. Mis* Patricia Brodbeck "Bars". She was born in New Boston, near Grand Ranids and Mra. Gallen All rapped up purty. Neckties, too. An' Pipes:—an' Navy Plug to chew.' Detroit, on Sept. 12. .1859. the 1 Mixko nf fanslng were tnieaU of All give to me by young "red-hot-, youngest of eight children of Thom-. their narents. Mr nnd Mm. Paul as and Anne Wright Crawford, all . Brodbeck from Thursday till Sun­ ters" drtv nnd n’tended the funeral of Which knowed that Tubbs had nine. of whom preceded, her In death. In Frby.. 1884. Alice Crawford thr-lr grandfather. Emanuel Brcdgirl daughters. was united In marriage to George I beefc Thundsv afternoon * Mr. and Hubbard, who served for many ' Mrs. Ferris Lathron nnd daughter I'm Jest as hep to apple-sas&in'— years ns a telegraph operator for I who have been visiting here, re­ As Barry Hills to seasons passin. tire Michigan Central railroad. Mr. I turned- tn their home nt Toledo. I've yanked a. lot of young squirtss and Mrs. Hubbard lived hi Gales. I nhfo H*ind«v * Mr nnd Mrs. Ward burg for several years before com- j Grech and daughters were weekend outOf dark front-rooms. An' . then, ... 1‘’3 to Hastings over 50 yearn ago. । wucVii rf relatives al Battle Creek. about— ' । Mr. Hubbard (tassing passing away in Aug [ * The Christian Endeavor Endeavor Business Say. five or six.—to treat me right : 1935. meeting will be held nt the home of Should thank me fee their "Solo Fife children were bom to them Mrs Gladva S»ndbrook. * Mr. nnd , Flight". three boys nnd two girls, one bby I Mrs. Clnrcnce filcson tuid Paul. Miss . I nnd one clrl dying before they , Bettv Sl«on of Irving Russell Lind I No “Cat A Pult" yaever seen '• moved to Hastings. Surviving an? nf Woodland nnd Mr. and Mrs. Can “launch" yftlike mv SUe 13. the daughter, Mrs. David Boyes; Ishlrlev Mnvo of HaMInu were SunI've grnblied young bucks 'hind two sons. Rov G. nf Hnsttnvs n"dldav afternoon and evening guests kitchen doors. j Albert T.. of Detroit: three grand- |of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Farlee and I've waded out an' swiped their oars, children. Mrs. Charlotte Kelly of . m>ii. I've bawled 'em out an' untied their Hastings. Loren Boyes of LanUne ---------------- *T**L-----«— I britches. , land Carol Hubbard of Detroit; aUo • How much grain does the nv"iI’ve made my gals ' go cut me" ■ a vreat-grandsbn. Terry Boyes of ovc Michigan cow get dnllv? The I switches. । Lansing. ' answer, according to federal report*. Mrs. Hubbard was a member of Is 65 pdunds in February. 1943. 'the First Methodltt church—nnd That is six tenths of a pound more But Heaven never give no critter .... .--------------——.the —........... Nine sweeter kids. They ain't none . »«..•■ Loyal Workers Sunday school class,' thnn a vear avo. The increased fitter. ‘and was faithful in attendance as feeding for the average cow Is recnmmended bv Michigan Bute Col­ An' when our ''dons-in-Law” begun , long us health permitted. I'm proud to bay,—each one'* my 1 - Funeral servlecn were held at the lege dntrv extension aneelalWs. "son". I Leonard chapel on Saturday after­ Fanners alreadv feedllng their anl.... u. mals according to herd test arith! noon at 3:30 o'clock, the Rev Right now. I’m proud, my grand- Winston Stone officiating. InterInter­ metlc uxuallv feed more than lhe . average dairyman doles out. son's tear Iment was in Riverside cemetery. RATIONING OF MEAT, FATS BEGINS MARCH 29 SAVING TIN for UNCLE SAM □N Salvaged TIN CANS go "I INTO MANY WAP ITEMS, xHThEBE IS ENOUGH TIN iu 3 salvaged *1 CANSTOMAKEA HANDGRENADE- Pears Juice Larsen’s Peanut Butter X 2 't Salad Dressing Fancy Rice 3 Macaroni 3 Quick Oats Z Beei*. Birthday—June 34. Through sea an' Jungle.—wave an' Florida - Juicy I 8 Ration Point* 50c War. Workers! If your job calls for more shoes than your ration permits, get a pur­ chase slip from your Ration Board! Sgt. RobL J. Anders 342nd Fighter Sqd. Bedford Air Base PERSONS Mr. and granddau th Grand Mr. and family of und Mrs. ' Mr. an dlevlllc F improving previous Mr. an vUited M and daug weekend. Dr WU Rapid. U Mbs Ma Mt-l.nhh and spen Mrs. Dan Alden Saginaw the city Mr. an ■ue&U a Mr. and oring Cl from u c John I Ing a iw patents. let Mun John is from a land'. Mr. a Mr. an Mi*s Ch Col. from a Pcl-r-bu Mr. a were dln Fred A Sunday. Mr.tour.'ht from a Mr Cn Mr. a und chi Mrs Grand Mr. E Durkee Ft tony. Mrs. Friday it In M Mr.. and t* end gu Mrs. D Mrs. on Tu to Clile Mr. weeken Henry Mrs. tend n urday. Mr. Gcotge in La Downi guest tK.it day w and M itlng father were S Georg latter' Mat'd ron T Mn tun e Mr. Mr u tend' Infnh urday Edwa Mrs ball w prese Sg Ange Avondale Bartlett. 7c MOTOR OIL _ I ’_ J" Pann-Rad pure Pennsylvania FILMS. 21c 29c Kroger*. 2 lb*. 13c OLD DUTCH Cleanser HEAD LETTUCE mt. 12^c Iceberg Firm head* ONICKS 3 it>» 19c Michigan Yellow SWEET POTATOES 2 25c Nancy Hall* NEW POTATOES 10 59c Florida. U. 5. No. 1 6 » 19c 2 17c LEMONS CELERY Floric'a The toughcit of ihoci for lhe toughest of jobs! Built for comfort and long wear. Get the right shoes for your job. Ib 19c BRAINS i sxas Grapefruit ” oranges 6 - 40c CEREAL FAK box al 10 pig* ' Krogjr’j. 7 vaiiotia* WNEATIES c p‘a Breaklosl ol Champion* , VITAMIN CAPSULES * A, 3. D. G 30 day* itpoly The Kind You Need On the Job! lb 37t BAKED LOAVES 16 Ration Poinl* CALUMET Large 300 tire. San Francisco. Cal. (Continued from page 3.1 j| Birthday—Aug. 14th. Here Ls my return address, it was ' Addresses for this week— posted after I got the letter written jj Here's a special one because Rus­ sell is in the hospital recovering Pvt. Kart O. Wellfare. 36404354 j I from an appendectomy. He likes Battery' A- 533 Sep. CA. BN. tn get mall. APO. 3660 LL Russell Laubaugh 16059821 318th Sqd. 88th group . Birthday—July 22. BO.Q. 707. A.A.B. O * Walla Walla. Washington. Pc-ari Harbor Feb- 22. 1943 Tech. Spt. Clayton Bunn. De*t Mother:— A-P.O 952. care Postmaster How's everything with you? I San Francisco. California. ! am fine. Birthday—April 27th. ; The trip over was quite rough Congratulations Sgt. upon the ar­ but believe it or not 1 didn't get sick. My buddy sleeps in the next rival of your new daughter on March 2nd. We know you're proud bunk to me We liave been togeth­ of her and when she gets a little er ever since wc first hit San Diego It's ns really reany nice. nice, Ui£sun's^really me suns rt*uy Jwt not 'older how verv proud she's going and the 'chow' Ls really better than lo ot ui her dad. back " in Cal. " , We eMt^off from plates and don't Corp. Tech. Howard M. Martin. 1 have to Wash them either. ' I spent three hqurs washing my I 36’56131 clothes so I'm Just about cleaned up I again. Care Postmaster It was the first I had wa\hed tn San Francbm Calif. three weeks so really had to scrub. I Rlrthdav—April 6th. I received your box the last day i Howard writes from New Guinea so we had u plenty When we Dull­ that he has been nromoted to pl’vest Jh here one of the first guys I Ina solo tnimn-t tn the Iwred. He saw was Bud Green. He was on Niva he nlavs four to five hours a a trip that was pushing us in rtav and that everythin* Is 'hunkv. You can tell his folks. They would dory' over there We know music be vlnd to know. | is a great morale builder Howard Well. I gues.‘. but am not certain, nnd well waver vou have lees of that I'm going to be a guard. । "The Suring Son? " °»’d mom nf th" It all looks that way. "Pass the Ammunition" kind of You know where I'd rather be but music in vour repertoire, that s the way it goes. ' »’■ t Walter Stecnbock Cull Mi Carpenter and tell him' — ------ ---■51Y7BTC No. 6~ "Hello" Don't worry about any­ Group No. 2. FLT 346 thing. Ill clave. I As ever. • Tent city Area Donald W. Johnson. I St. Petersburg Fla. Don'.* address iv— • I Birthday—April 21st. Ibk Ib 53c SAUERKRAUT 4 Ration Poinl* CAKE FLCJR Ccunlry Club E fi Pvt. Donald W. Johnson UAM.C. U. S. Marine Corps Unit Care Postmaster lb CALF LIVERS New peck, Green. OLAF? 5 u«y foods 40c Country Club Whole Kernel Golden Bantam Vacuum Packed Delicicut broiled or baked p-49c MKEfTR Avondale. VUlll FEHCH firm tlothj fine flavor BLUE PIKE Kroger'* Frei-jhcra BURKETTS Flavoring Extracts STRONG CHEESE Medium Frankenmuth, lb 38c ’ ' | To $5.00 "oysters SPLIT PEAS 17c FLOUR Enriched with calcium, iron Dratted, ready io cook PICKEREL Ib 19c b HIKUTE MAK 2 Soup Mixa*. 4 Ration Point* King’s Flake Cream Cheese Brown Sugar Apple Butter THURSDAY. MARCH 18. IMS can ShoeUrJng or Diced. B Ration Point* Clover Vallay Hue Rose quality can Quart 19c 12c 10c 54c 27c 25c 25c 19c SUPER MARKETS Edwa Wr child Mr-. Mrs daug Purd with farnl ONE TIN CAN YIELDS ENOUGH TIN foe a pair of BINOCULARS... drov .Mrs. M In O Pv and nigh tlie n..< A FAMILY OF FOUR SAVING FT5 CANS FOR TWO WEEKS WILL GAVE SUFFICIENT TIN TO SUPPLY TN 16 METAL ro« A PORTABLE FLAME THROWER * MONTHS SAVINS or CANS WIU MAK* THE aUSHINSS COB 3MACHINS SUMS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, MARCH IS, IMS PERSONALS S WIN :t Mr. and Mr*. Merle Kelly. Roger ' Win Linington holding the winning' OTVKN AWARD FOB 1 i Miss Suzanne Sumner is bi C 1/ F kl T C BCCrM HIGHlft STANDTNGB WIW WTOCe DUtlRF tO i Youngstown. Ohio, for a few weeks had been here with hit grandpar- f Af I A I ; where she ha* a |4aylng engagetduatlon ‘ Grove wa* » ' inent and from tiiere will go to M1** Or*®" Buller. Hasting. ------------Springfield. Ill. for several weeks. Sunday guest* of Mr*. Letli* Mote " ‘ 1 ~~~~ , talr.rcl the Stud / club for luncheon wb«n David Towtwend ion of Mr Mrs rr.riK aziotus >n*i warv ~~ —* mother. - «... --------- . — ---------- -----------------Mrs Phoebe Mote, Mr । on MoniLiy and Mn. Robnrt OooB and Mr*. J. 14 TownsentfS LowVl school num. to awatUng bar rail then aitendad UteJ , i.rie Mr*.returned Frank Friday Andrus and Mary and her PERSONAL taovssu from a weeks Ura MMfie Hamilton andson and Mu R?b rt c nk wric Mr and .rcvitwtd a book bock on °“ Brazil BraaU by by Steau- formerly ,ormerly at * Hasting*, rtemved hi hi from ““ Army Nurllhg Corps, hav- Brodbeck In Utejlto Mr. and Mr* C F. Finstrom nnd ’SJ* " «id Mr, K I rofy* *nd Mra. Fred Alton. Br. of Battle Mt» Richard Groo* and son Dick fan Zweig-. commliilon a?" SeSnd Lieu ten am her phyaical examlns- and Mrs. L. Ffck* Zweig . . . . commission u * Second Lieutenant randdaurhter Note snent ttan*tav?.“‘ Tu!l K * Hny rtrtai, ‘ • • _ , , in Ute Army AirCorp, another ftae lkon 00 Frtd*’' Mb* Creek .nA and Ur Mr. .nA and Ur. Mr*. Robert and “»d Mr and «nd Mr. Mr*. Rov Roy Card*, Cordes and and I family. Mr and MiTtviihum nn. n.nd pfc IUch»rd Beasdicr returned Lapo of Muir. honor was bestowed i j monuuy — ...i..*.. ' nun h^f^Aro cariy-.n-ainite" tl" P*,ir lOUOWM eommlsBiODed officer. jmmlsrtoned «€» holnv tn. earn. corp* htaAnnartar. headquarter* 1 • " nev. ««»• J. t>. LMatutr. m Mr.,.an and Mr* Wilburn Rogi.n and .... jgomtay to the Holobird Ordnance Mr. and Mr Mrs. Maurice Lambic and . Mr ? kI ?..w !!burX Bogera _. Mr and Mra. Don Smith and | wSn/iLv Ateh? Ucu *’ To* n*«nd w»* presented M)<1 she ha* been told to expect to I A'th‘JJ Lieut. Townsend family of Battle Crec» visited Mr. camp. Baltimore, Md. alror a h r. Mr. .j, nnd "£? Mrs. Charles Potts arc Mia* Sue Smith and Mr. and Mra I Mead Wednesday night. -------... -------------- — —, with the Acaztanic Award for hav- le*’e •bout March 23rd. | —turn and Mr*. John Rose on Bunday days’ visit with Mr andTfar-Al- •'»»""*••• ’X?alUrl ^r to Hastings on evening mf Mrs A D ,n« highest standing* in schoMl*a Buller ha* been lhe »chool1 •’^n^ th^ fuz^ ------------------a month's vacation in William F. Sohn* and two son* of Saturday evening *. a. m. beri Bessmer and other relative* " “ « “ * •««* * “ ’ 21 Mr. and Mn Dan Lewi* '.i-Hcd nwenx wno wu ............ .......... terUU^M atdUi?. I. cousin, jonn atrolane acdAmt * i Lauderdale, Fin. Detroit were dinner guest* on Sat- KnUkern entertained at dinner, th. the ^Lauderdale Fl Mr nr.d Mrs. Will Crane of Mid­ Hh *uter. Mr* Mervirr Klein 'Char- Fort graduatra'^Thii her'many friend* wish Tier" the brat | IVmnathv^'mrtenSSd^th.*! •- •being -*— •»—• Mra. —D. -A. the~c)a** Of* guests Mr. and Btrate Kanyon, Mr. urduy of Judge end Mr*. Russell , -----dleville Friday and found Mr Craru lone lottc txwunrri B*«*mer» aao and aaugincr daughter ui of came aa a complete surprise to hl* of luck as alia leavra to serve her , HLr- in roT* Iraa^m ’ Me Peck in Charlotte j VanBusklrk and Mra W. J. Ptekl. parent*, who were present at the country. improving following a stroke llto Trenton were aUo guest* -of Mr. nunr^'n^r.1 « previous week. ----------- *•> ■ i J™™ wteo D Mr. and Mr*. Hubert Cook. Mr. ‘ Nineteen were present at the ceremonies whan L&ut. Townsend xv.umcuu r Richaid Exited In Mr and Mrs. Weldon Hroiuon Illi Monday. and Mr*. Robert Cook and Dr. and Umlly party at lhe home of Mr*, received hte silver wings and com- ^Nf,AGEHENT ANNOUNCED tiling health ft visited Mr and Mrs Basil Smith Trenten enroute to Baltimore Mra Miles Pirnie of the Kellogg Allison Louden of Prairieville on mlssiar Nearly event Mate in the *£• of r. und Mrs I Mr. and Mrs Bernard Heed spent n..j - --------------and daughter of Jack-on oxer the 'Mr,r»nd*Mn''FUls^Mleto^Mwnt f’unda -------------71? I Sunday in honor of her birthday. Union, was represented in the class Middleville announced the engage­ v ui Kalamazoo with their Bird Sanctuary were ta dinner guest* ■Sunday Kalamazoo with their weekend. •romite?’n^Batul^rwk ’ 1 ‘'“'Khlcr. Cyntheal and niece. Mra. on Wcxlncsday of Dr. and Mrs. Oeo. ;i Those present from H**ting* were and many of the parents were in ment ot their daughter. Alice Mae Hastings were Mr. and Mra. Herman Zerbel. Mrs. attendance at the exerctoes to see to Pvt. Harold C. Seller, son of Mr. Dr Winifred McLravy of Grand 1 Sunday Sunday in Battle Creek. William Gladstone. Lockwood. Chtotie Aldrich, Mr. and Mrs. ■‘heir sons honored. Lieut. Townsend and Mr*. Calvin E. Seiler of WyanRapids Ha* the Sunday guest cf Guest* —•­ of Mr and Mr* Kenneth Ider * Stanley Vodtar and M.-N Bernard McPharltn' and Charles Faul, Marietta and David attended the Hastings and Bay City dotte. Saturday evening. Mra. L ' ML-* Mabel Sisson Mm. Matiidi Ubertraux thte we,k are hl, mm.-i nai Jgnirr JO an wrn , Helm and John of Rood daughter Joan were> o Grand Rapid* Paul, and Mra. Frances Ward and schools and the Bay City Junior Flnkbeiner spent the weekend in ' ci'v vtei McLaughlin of Miukcgon accom- MV! ^2i*n2Pt,*Jlrt' ..cs .. ... sited Fo-kardt the former* ?! shoppers on Saturday mined yesterday afternoon by Mrs. College, before before entering entering the the air airWvandotte Wyandotte when* where the the nnnmmrr. announce- , Berth? f«md Mrstaler. anS College, hi, Another. mother Mrx j. . Carrothers Dan Lewis. Bridge was played and Bobby. (muted Dr. MeLravy to Hastings ’■tUtv City, and hl* Mm. Ma; Mar-. br. and... Mrs' _ Frank service. ment party was held al the Belter xl^ Victor Zckardt Thursday ♦ und spent the day with Mr. and garet ------ ’Laberteaux --------- of ’Lansing. spent the weekend in Whitehall. refreshment* nerved. Mrs. Harry Following hl* graduation last residence. The table was beauti- x,r .na MrxRav Scheal VteiGd Mrs HI Baxtci and Mrs. Nell Mrs Dan Ashalter. , Mira Jewle Bright of Hart Mr nnd Mrs. Harry Thompiwn, Larsen received a hostess prize. 2 ----- ——'t u> ’fully decorated with a color acheme Mn - ‘ -■ ■ — Adair were hostesses at a surprise ihe gueat ot the Rev. and Mrs Jr., of Sturgis visited hl* parent'; Texu*. « an tn- ° of yellow and orchid, a .'lace Mn Rov ■ Randolph in Held iro. r J' 110!!, , HduOrc ^<’’ * “f ccover ?ver Mt< In Sunfield Saginaw wh<-ij>*ur-*nil play with Un­ F.'Buikcy over the weekend. . Thursday evcpln-f. while the hus­ party for Mrs Harold Parker Fri’­■ structor in tlte Atr.SSI Corns !5i?.^ro in* min\ I *nd cant,,S u«ht ni.. .. -...iclever llu,e Pfc" ..Sunday afternoon, the latter being Earl GardyaY orchestra. turning to her home on Tuesdayband* attended the Knight Temp­ day evening at the former’s home,1 i-.T-ir. carJds rn *.dt WUh « rtnK K-.r.io' J?f >i*«y*r wiui "a ap<I(lln weuuinu ruig , confined confined to to her ner bed oea because because of ot 111 in-­ with sixteen guests present. Mr*.. latlons and best amaii bird announced annn.,n—x the iu. a Aa Aldrich .u_rrk. J. M.-7nwn?rnd of Lowell wa* in afternoon , Sunday gue-ts of Mr and Mr­ lar meeting, the K T Auxiliary en­ beat wisher for nl* hl* con- ana an<i *mall cn- ____ ner*. *. .a_ Mr. and, .... Mr*. B. Thovt iiere from away to attdKl , Verne Wininger <flf Sheridan. joyed a card party in the Masonic th*- city on Monday on busine.x* , sagement MUs Flnkbelner is em- and daughter. Mra. Lovell Dewey, husband who 1* now In Officer’s tlnued *ucce**. Mr und Mra Henry Weaver were the funeral of Mra. Ahee Hubbard ‘ "* Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert’ Talc and luUl, the men Joining lhem later for r-n’Hdate School. Fort Benning. nfu’ mr* rar tin ployed at the Industrial Nation*] , of Hickory Comers vlalted Mn. gur.-.ra at a dinner at the home of on Saturday were Mr. and Mra. Al* Mi. and Mr> Ray Shroyer six-nt de.«*ert Bridge prize* afere won by Oa. An out-of-town guest wa* Mrs uwwa rnn iznuPi-rar ®*nk and P'1 Harold Seiler I* sta- Aldrich’* »i»ler. Mi** Mertie StawMra Finley Johruton and Mr? A Mr. and Mr>. Arthur Coon in.Bat­ bert Hubbard and daughter, earn!, Sunday in Marshall. t*variiA*. tloned at At|anUc dty. N j lr. i nrd Thursday evening on their wav Tom Young of Battle Creek. Con­ The women of the Goodwill the Air Corps I home from Ionia where they had tle Creek Thursday evening, hon­ Dt-lrtfit. Mr. and Mrs Lunn Bove,.' Mbs Doris Smith, who Ls etn- D Gldley. ’ tract wax played with- prt»** going -h.ire*. urvNt ■ .iv.fhiwv zinn., m. ‘ ---------------oring Clyde Allison, who wa.* home and son. Terry. Lansing; Mrs Mar­ ployed at the’ Wolverine Aviation -------------- -----------------------■» ♦ ' attended the funeral of ■ a couxtn. cousin, Mrs. J. E. McMillan wa* hostess, to Mr*. Gerald Lawrence. Mr* Lintha Freeman and Mr and Mr* from a ramp in Georgia. the woman was climbing ------------- <»» ■ ----Co., in Lansing, spent from Sunday to her club Wednesday afternoon.. •"* totart’s. taS; i^rt’ir^is.NNocMCT WMOXMOTT Harry Kelley. Kalamazoo: Mr. and John Larsen wlw» ha* been spend­ Mra. Cart Boyes. Hickory Comers: , until Tuesday- with her mother. March 10, at her home on East guest prize to Mrs Parker. •»* ... . Mr. .nd Ur. a A. Uta ing a two weeks’ furlough with hl* Mis. Neill*- Smith, and then left for Clinton Winners at Pedro were Mrs. Mason Utu. 'nee Jeane «!JSS!? Mrs. Vena DeVries und daughter. patent*. Mr and Mn A.-J latr-cu. Betty. Mr* John Monni and dau-’h- Youngstown, Ohio, where lhe com­ Mra. Royal Hayes. Mrs. Lloyd An­ Dickerson) was surprised Monday ** w,th >^u ‘^»ln won ” daughter. Eugeni* to Ueut Donald i*-f Monday for San Franriteo Cal. pany which train* army air corp­ derson nnd Mrs. Clarence Walter*. evening in honor of her birthday hnunMi ^«iJn Erma nnd John Bogart Grand men. U moving Its offices. program --goone,. than you think, lady." Ruehlman of Grand Rapids The John is in 'he Merchant Main-.*- ter. Traveling prize wa* won by Mr*. at the home of Mr nnd Mrs. Ver- business session and the nroBram Rapid*. Al the close of the business meet­ service and but recently return'd Clarence Radford spent Satur­ Have*. Mrs Walters was a guest. nor Webster. said the conductor, firmly “WeYc wedding will take place in tha tarty Nine guests were Mr. and Mrs Rex Kenyon of Flint frum a trip to the Hawuimn !.*- vtoltcd day with Mr and Mrs A B Wilson Mrs. Ellis Kelley will entertain the present and Bingo and Hearts fur­ Ing, the group enjoyed singing sev­ full up!" ‘ ‘spring. hl. mother. MiErin--1 eral St. Patrick *ongs and the en ­ land. in Kalamazoo. club Wcdneslay afternoon. March nished the crcnlng’s entertainment. tertainment committee then invited Mr. and Mra Arthur Hrant vtiMr*. Jennie Casa day of Freeport 31. at her hofne on South Jefferson. Mrs Litts received many lovely the members to ’«utch and chat- . Mr. and Mr- Dwight Fisher were lt*-d friend* in Ixiwell on Bunday. Sunday guests nf Mr and Mm. Karl U snendtna the week with her ter.” the work consisting of sewing Tlie Busy Eight Club wa* enter­ Mr. and Mr.. D. U Christian and Jolmsun of Battle Creek. daughter, Mrs Nellie Smith. Complimenting Miss Grace But- . for the hospital, which the com* ' tained bv Miss Katharine Werber Mi-s Charlotte Lake were in Grand Mr and Mra. Joseph Shultz and at hbr home on East Bond street ier. who Ls leaving soon to serve mlttee. Mra. Jm. Silsbee and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Verlnn Ransom and Rapid* Saturday- att'niooii. . Judith v bi It rd the former's partnls Mi- John Engle made a buxUli c. l i t M'indny night. MLv; Margaret with the army nursing con*.. Mbs Emma S. Evans, had requested. A Col. Emil T>den hu* returned In Charlotte over the weekend. trip to Paw Paw on Saturday. Johncock and MU* Dorothy Rey­ Mabie Cosbv and Mrs Jennie Stuck delightful evening was reported and from a slay of sevcr.il weeks at St Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Mt-a Barbara Shannon leav . nold*. a guert. won lhe prize* at gave an informal get-together party some helpful work accomplished, Petersburg. Fla. HoevrjiFlr were Mr and Mr:-. Fiidny to qiend the weekend In Bunco. ■ » at lhe miicr* latter * nunie home uii on wiuiu south orooaBroad---------------- «■ »» ' Mr and Mr* Cornelius Mannl John Alvin Helrigle and Mr. and Mra Katamt'zoo with Miss Maureen way on Wednesday evening. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT and Mr. and Mm Sterling Roger. Keith Marlow of Freeport, also Mr Haavind al Spindler Hall. Mr and Mrs. I-twrence Herrick Ml** Butler will also be entertain- I Mr. and Mr*. L. A- Day of Nashund Mr- Lawronce Hawkins and entertained two tables of bridge ed by Mr. and Mr* Laurenz Bchel- vllle announce the engagement and Mr*. Robert Shannon i» attending Fred Arndt of Grand Rapid; on Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Hocvenalr ol the 49111 annual inerting ot the Ttiursd.iv evening, with prizes be­ las for dinner on Thunday evening approaching marriage of their Sunday. Ulb city. Michigan State Federation of ing won bv Mrs Cart VanLoo and 'tonight) at thdr home on West daughter. Elaine, of 817 WaahtngMrs Pet r stihl of Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Krnn'-th Lnberteaux Womens Clubs which u convening Citrcncc Texter. | Walnut Street. ton Ave. Kalamazoo. to F. J. Buwen- In Umstng on Bunday. from Wednesday through Satur­ l tine, son of Mr. and Mrs. John BuThe Pythian Sister* had their Robert Bush and friend. Ml.. day al liie Haye* Hotel in Jackson, BREAKS ANKLE BONES 'tine, of 114 W. Paterson. Kalama­ returned ■the theme of the convention will be tegular 'meting last Tuesday with IN BAD FALL ON ICE zoo. The wedding will take place end (fjcst« of'the former’ ' iitin-nr, ’ Establishing a Foundation tor u 7 o’clock dinner. Card* were 1 Mrs. George Van Houten had lhe in May. Cranston Wilcox nnd suns i f Mr af»d Mr., Harry Bush. played after the meeting. Post War Structure.’' misfortune Thursday evening to Mr*. Gertrude Becker and Carrie Harry Young honorably dbMr and aS’on Word ha* been received here that and Mrs. Mrs. Walter Walter Lewi, Lewis cnen- ’ffan on The lhe Ice' Ice, b'rtaking'both'BonM breaking both bones Mr. and ’ clinrgr-d from active amv lervice h June Wllev spent the ween-nd with tettained their Euchre Club Satur- In her right ankle-and also dis- A. H. Nichols, who wa* visiting and children their sister in Grand Rapids. O'. <T Mr* Magdoiena Roop left Mon­ <l.»y evening. March 13. at their locating it Site wa* taken tn Pen- friends at Whittemore, suffered a 112 S. Jefferson St home in Cloverdale. Winners at nock hospital for X-rays and the stroke last Saturday and had been the weekend. George Van Huatcn was in Grund di- tor Washington. D C-. for a Mrs Jo-cph McKnl.:ht and Mr.. R iplds on Sunday to see in.- daugh­ f»w days’ visit with her husband, cards were Mrr EHL, Kelley. Mra fracture wa* reduced. At present removed to a hospital, where he is , Royal Hayes. J. E. McMillan and she is resting as comfortably aa seriously 111. Ray Finnic spent Monday in Grand ter. Linda, who u in the Blodgett who L< in the Navy, ElliKelley. Traveling prize wn* possible adlh her injured ankle in a Mr and Mrs Robert Mead of De­ Children’s Home for tirutment. won by J. E. McMillan. Mr. Mr and Mra. Mra. cast. She will doubtless be In the V'rnor Blough and Mra Etta troit spent a few day* with her '■ nnd’ horpltal for about three week*. Grand Rnplds wire Friday,•viniirt Bl-jugti accompanied him to Grand parent*. Mr. and Mrs. E G. Roth- F ■ line DeVault were guests. Mr. Mr- Glenn Kahler will entertain Al! hone for her speedy and com­ Rnpldi and called on their cousin*. anr. and in company with Mr. and the club in April at their home on plete recovery. Mra RotLaur drove to Detroit on Mra Harold Durkee and Mr*. G<-<>. Mr. und Mra. J«-«*e Bullard South Ratk Monday Sprague Mra. Arbi High of CO'-wpo): .. ... ’ , .. O. E. 5. SCHOOL OF Mi> Fred Hale nnd Mary Ellen. Bp nt the past week her*- with h r and Mrs J. L. Valentine went instruction Fridav nielli dinner guests of Mr. t*>, Mr xt —,, xr —. * Mrs. Ed Bifdsali and Mi - Harold .. . ....... »fc. .... Middleville Sunday «« to «>* visit Mrs. and Mr*. Francis Ritchie in Grand A school ot Instruction for lhe O. D:uk'-r wire in Grand Rapid, on M>. Ciair McXrr. Arthur Valentine and children nt E. s. Chapter No. 7 was held on Lydia Kurcher of Frc<-|x>r’. I^dgc. Mr and Mr.- Leon De Lano of Dr. Shaw's. Monday evening with a large atTwelve members of the N. C. 500 tendance. Mrs."Frances"Reed’GlovIcuia and Mil* Belva Riley of Mid’ Friday from a several month-* vi - on Tu*’;day. land spenUtne weekend with their club me', ut the home of Mr. and er of Midland. Worthy Grand Matit In Memphis and Kans is City. parent*. Mr and Mrs. Bugh Riley. Mr-- Dan Ashalter on Saturday ron of Michigan conducted the • Mr. and Mrs. William F 8-Jims sing on Tn* 4i .j on b'tsines.-Mrs. George De Vries and duughMry John Delnaav and son. Jack evening, with Mrs J W. Hewitt. «chool Gue*i* included the mem­ and two -.ons of Detroit were week Dtlnaayj—ai Handing this week < r Bcttv iuv.1 Mrs. John Manm of Lew Warner r^nd Mr. and Mra. bers of lhe Woodland O. E. S. Grind Rapids and daughter Ermyl Mm. Don Smith. ot Holland were weekend guests of, Mrs Norbert Sullivan returned Hater. Mr. Delnaav taking them Mr. and Mra Rov Hubbard to Indiana on Sujulay. on Tuesday from a fiw days trip Harmon Wilcox and Bob Cook Mr John Hamm ‘Roberta Cu­ to Chicago . were in Detroit Monday-and Tue*Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stem were sick* and two sons of Toledo, Mr. Mrs. W G. Bradford spent Sat­ Henry Fairchild in Grand Rapids. urday night with her mother. Mrs. Mrs. John Daw-on I-. spending of Nczarttli Academy. Kalamazoo, D C. Henshaw, in Kalamazoo. Her wrre eatleld here lhe first of the work bv flu*.death of Floyd Krc’i- brother. John Henshaw, and famllv, zer. husband of the former Miss accompanied her home and were Mm. Herbert W> d* I and daugh­ Bernadette Cusick The above rel­ Sunday dinner guests. ters were in Grand Rapids on Syl- atives. also Mr. and Mr.- Lloyd Huurday. ver. Mrs. B. A O'Donnell und Saturday afternoon. March 13. at Mr. and Mm. John Eddv ami daughters attended lhe luneral In George Bradley spent the »r»'k*nd Hopkins on Wednesday afternoon. three o’clock, the marriage of Mbs in Lansing with Mrs. Winona Mr and Mrs. Frederick Bishop Rosanna M Nash to Howard A. Hcintzman. both of Hastings, was Downing and daughter. Miss Ref­ und Mrs. Herbert Bishop Monday solemnized at the Presbyterian Mis* Marie Rowe wa- a weekend niaht and Tuesday. manse, the Rev 8. Conger Hath­ guest of her family in Big JUyrta-i Attending the Joan Hewitt took her nephew. away officiating. Roger Kelly, to his home in Lansln;: bride was Miss Helen Prentice and troll nrc planning ’•> spend Sun- on Saturday- and spent the weekend Robert W. Ransom acted as grooms­ With her brother-in-taw and : man. and Mr and Mr- C. F. Amtell Mr Rci: Winslow and daughter Elaine and Mm. George Fulton meet from page 1. Section 1) C* with 16 point* fol­ ly by Dean Keeler and ilh W points each. Capt. n and Bill Garrison landing floor games for Capt Mike Mathews led attack with 13 point*. “rwA£ M"J w rfewnt Rosas'ku""* ,p"" ™ ?.i» K^e <MSC»; Umpire. :ed by Gordon Iroiukie. . sport* reporter, i is one ot the best team* resent the local school ve highest scoring team* lo«t bui one vamr out toyed. They won thirow during the regular e lasing the last game i to Charlotte and then rical Eaton Rapids and tournament play, brored a total of 826 average of 51 6 poinl* Saxon* '1943 barkrtball w. son's Record , Allegan—29 Lowell—30 Ionia—20 Belding—31 Ionia—19 Middle vllle—31 Allegan—35 Greenville—a laikeview B C.—23 . Woodland-30 Greenville—28 Belding—32 Charlotte—53 rnanient Ptoy Eaton Rnoldx—35 Charlotte-28 r WOODLAND Williams of Woodland fortune to fall last rh 7. at her home in d fracture her hiph to Pennock hospital nine where she will few weeks. She would trine from her friends. r this last week were its. Mr*. Paul Town* i Tvler of Woodland. Neil Granger of *. Chas. Farlee and l Stephen Perrin of c Woodland United uilonarv Society will t quarterly meeting of . week Wednesday at Mrs. Ruth Fisher of Reverend and Mrs. oeck of New Havitricia Brodbeck of s nnd Mrs. Gallen islng were vilest* of Mr. and Mm. Paul i Thursday till Sunnd«xl the funeml of her. Emanuel Brodnfternoon * Mr nnd athmn nnd daughter •n visiting herd: re­ Mr home nt Toledo, a Mr and Mrs Ward ighlcrs were weekend Ives at Battle Creek, in Endeavor Btulneu • held al the home ot andbroolc. * Mr nnd Sisson and Patil M|« I Irvine Russell Lind and Mr. and Mr*, f Hastlne-x were Bun* and evening guests ra. Keith Farlee nnd cow get riailv? The nt to federal reports. in February. 1943. ths of a pound more ««o The increased for Friday and Saturday! 43c CHERRY TOP CAKE LEMON CAKE ROLL each 25c BANGHART BAKERY ron TUCkerman. Mrs 8 Conger Hnthiv.ay re­ turned Monday- from Albion where she lias been caring for her daugh­ ter-in-law. Mr*. F W. Hathaway. Mi and Mra. Rusa-U Harf, and Mr. and Mra Charles C.tppon ettend*-d a dinner party nt the CoiMpihla iKitel. Kalamazoo. Lis' Sat­ urday night given by Mr. and Mra. Eduard F. Hart Mr* Henry VahLsing and son.* have rctumrd home from White­ hall where they will remain for th*present. 8ct. Robert W Denton of I*>Angel* s. California was a weekend gurxt at the home ot Mr and Mr*. Edward MrPharhn. Mr .md Mr* R K. Cw-pton and children sjx-nt the vyrkrr-.d wi”. Mrs. Compton’s panni' Mr. and Mrs. E I. Crandall at Sheridan. Mr and Mn*. Cart Pnrdv and daughter. Jaequrlm and GcnrpPurdy of Greenville spent Sund.iwith Mr and Mr*. T. P. Gic* a.id family. Mra. Anna Endsley of near Coat-' ■ Grove wax the weekend curat of Mrs. Ida Pnlmatier. .... ....... t,. । . .in In Grand Rapids on Fridnv Pvt. Laurence Pate of Uncoln Park visited his grandparents, Mr and Mrs E. C Edmonds. Monday night Pvt Pate has enllxie-J In tlie Army Air Corps and next Mon­ day goes to Puri Custer for train­ ing. :ans go P /TEMS 3 SALVAGED GRENADE.. ’S ENOUGH TIN OCULARS... Housecleaning Needs! SPONGES CHAMOIS JOHNSON'S PASTE WAX JOHNSON'S GLO-COAT Qt. 98c : | ! , । , WAXES lib. p‘ 59c 59c GIRLS* DRESSES J Gal. $1.69 JOHNSON FURNITURE POLISH DIC-A-DOO PAINT CLEANER RUTLAND PAINT CLEANER CLEVELAND WALL PAPER 39c 25c 25c 10c ’ , Ice Cream for home use Brick, qt. 19c Special Pack, qt. 25c We orc operating our Soda Fountain on o port ROOMS SHOWER BATH Single $3.50 per wk. up REED ’S STOItE_ DRUG ■ HOTEL HASTINGS REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY r~" Hozlina* Phono 2241 Staig & JaHarsoa J95 All SHIRTS Made Since JANUARY 15th Have 3 Inches Shorter Tails Spring Coats, Suits We have a large supply of "Arrows America's best' selling shirts, that were made before Jon. 15th. Popular Prices 9 to 17—14 to 20 38 to 52—Holf Sizes 18’A to 26’A For the Lady ot Fashion Who Wears Sizes 38 to 50 iingutihed looking Twill. Il ha* lhe right shoulder line, with ample arm rtoeing with cleverly pUccd alenderUnullable Black or Navy 3250 $12.75 to $27.50 Plain Whites and Colors $2.25 - $2.50 A BIG GROUP OF WINTER COATS TO BE CLOSED OUT. Wilson Bros. Make $2.00 and $2.25 SKIRTS, SLACKS, JACKETS, GABERDINE RAINCOATS, Tru Vai Make $1.65 and $2.00 BLOUSES, ADMIRATION INFANTS WEAR, GOWNS, patronage under these conditions STEAM BEAT HOT A COLD WATER J39 JOO time schedule Wc appreciate your continued TWO WEEKS 'TIN TO SUPPLY BLE FLAME ACHINSOUMf Bakery Specials iUng friends ■ Mr and Mrs Al Appleyard and father. Tom Lfrricr < i Kalamazoo, were Sunday gu«sU of Mr. and Mrs. George Fulton Mr. and Mra Roy Moore nnd the latter's mother. Mrs. Katie Cox ol 1 Mars!i..!l were Sunday dinner guests I SAM INS WILL MAKE £‘.‘-2 IIS KVAf Michigan State Col<ten«lnn aneelalteK v feedline their anito herd test artthfecd more Ulan the tan dole* out. in s.'x^o, s,.s?ia HOSE' U Y ON DS AT ☆ ☆ ☆ Al R D’S ART PAJAMAS, “Exclusive, but not expensive HASTINGS GOODS- ANKLETS j 011 �Tnr HASTINGS BANNFR, TIIITLSDAT, MARCH J». IMS PACK riORT The Hastings Banner Famous Richmond, Va., CARD OF THANKS Church'* Background CLASSIFIED WANT ADS CITY C0UWCIL For BO years the mother church ut Richmond, Va.. Methodism has j stood as a prominent landnfurk ai Broad and Twentieth streets. Many I COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS COOK IIIIOH.. Editor* CLASSIFIED RATES SALESLADIES We have Richmond's Methodists formed a tnirrttcn ■ will- he ' O . . 1 ; ' ■ ■ IE o 1 5 [ tl 6 IAL EDITORIAL. ^^ASSOCIATION BUY THAT. S'I'AV Wtl'ya with tbe fam­ cut j-et* motor twa while. wm arc Sheldon Agency rattoning. Pto-tie T“*FS tor d*mu:iatratiuu. Bro.. Motor Co. 'f EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED Surety Bonds Phoaa JUS —-•'Hastings tf. en capable of selling Footwear, good hours, top salary.—Apply •..•‘mV. 1*9CUMtATE SHOESTORE The t.de of population wan flowing | WASTED FOR VITAL WAR WORK f fa-v.r.r ,n •Mo-K-e-.n, area church they met In the old’ county cnurthou'c and tlie haute nf dele- ■ gate*, writes Virginia Kcnnady in the Hichm er they gathered 'to worship in the . Purrut family's stable. Early iu IBiX) the 23 worshipers formed the Firm Church. The! building w.1t erected ut Nineteenth I and Franklin Jtre6l‘C where a to- 1 bacco warehouse now stand1.-. At • P,>url«-enlh and Franklin street*.in ' 1823, a more spacious church was 1 built in what v. as thought to be . a de.’i^uble and convenient location. ‘ A fire demuilchietl it in IG33. but in I citv r nd th? dee.ij’i;gL_rlijirch real- | Swonson Agency t wanted FOR SALE WOODCRAFTWORK vldvd and tv..» larger, k.u::!. ntcr ; churches were plpnnc*!. N.tie tru«- ■ tee* fur uno of them i.-.-re •terted in IBM. tin ChriMmM clay of t><c next ' Mtsi’m.i. vicon.-i 109 W. Stale PROTECT YOUR CAR Knick-nark rack*, knee hole desks, srulug cabinet*, combination book and magarlne racks. Other things custom made. JAMES HAMBLIN. 109 E. Stale Rd. State Farms M-20 collision FARM BVREAV STATE AGENT List Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY 1 I. tH^rlMSl to NASHVILLE PHONE 3201 I ...., .i IT-I UoLui-u.. Dates can be made at Banner office 1 WINTF'D- Mi'l.llr itr—l I’i'." "> ••• '.1 ...rk .u-ll f-rrrt. 1,. II -Ii. It. OPTOMETRIST 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS Brakemen. Switchmen, Switch­ tenders. Telegraph Operators, Yard Clerks. LEGAL WtXTHII-Ito.l-l—l-r t'U •ll.”l» HI-. PHONE 17F21 HICKORY CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE AUCTIONEER Apply Superintendent’s Office, NYCRR. Jackson, Mich. Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. WANTED EMPLOYMENT FIRST t LASS l aniTVTIT: rsr. ll . A bora Miller let Cr"*» Slot* Phone 2703 tf. AT FIRST SIGH OF A AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING" AUCTION SALES DR. L. J. CASTON permanent opening! for two wom­ Application from .those now rm- 3$1E! hr rotuldered. Hatisfaclion Guaranteed. Date* can be made at Banner Office. jWAXTEII—S'u.t.r -I." tn.,. J their rh.-.-.’rn Marshall Furnaces j Coal, Gas and Oil Fired furoishrd Rspairi and ,¥e P.>x!»ve Lead Animals trwrL. t.» 'ItJ. • Mtmt’.ti. ll. Wijdlrvillr. t 1« i u.t\TI It- I.. ..ll ultn or Wtirl, LOST. STRATED 1 form "ii -l.jr.-. Murrh'il. with STOLEN | NeH4 'rLi-t I’ -111- lid. 5 1* in- furnaces. Cripple : r.r Dead ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work Eareitroughing FARM EQUIPMENT AND MIBC. < N* rbnl-. 2 nulr, .•»•!. *. mile north W.U«t;.,,| / ( . y1' Phone 2131 142 E. Stats I ANDRUS Phone 2519 I’tiH Nal'l Bk. Bldg. l*lX,L ’ i'.ll.'.T-ti’/' ' ' Jrtl [Tates can lie made at Banner office. Phoaa 3467 Hast Inga, Mich tf Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER iij,.> 1. i ..tn.,-.; nr 1 . ' TOO LATE TO ill CLASSIFY . ,‘llir $“750 tl-!noN«r WAIT — Many lyt<e "T.* to.*h<'o'ii.-..‘ "in | t-tti.li -..1 •. In .• (>l..w Stt.E 0*1.11 ' • ft. ,M. • ot double work li*rn---. A T*r«!,.r t.'j.tor T.’M". Al*.. 1 ... j.'i' Peckham's Remedy P.-t* kcr and lilte all member e<fl he SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS |i'i<lt stti:A-J.I ii-»r et... FOR > M-M,mn*r.th •>■’«1 SIS’ Jane ri»»»r*rXl. 17. It >*eat Fishier FOB INSURANCE Phons 2641 it Hotel Hastings .t-i-wd. at: i.i jriii: <u> ...j at- I Pto!:“e'*t F —- '. ■ f... \v~ 77^ r Ver.-'.-Vi”.- tf | Ft.K SA'.1 -Mu'.’.l •’». w.:i M.-.nl, 11,4. 1 1.49 PHONE COLLECT KALAMAZOO 2-9544 BLACK UPPERS AND SOLES MEN'S 4 BUCKLE HEAVY ARCTICS PIOMEER rl, rance. 1 Ravmnn.l. * ' * ’ - !* FOR SAI,*-—r,-,-, 1 rn.r-el r~k ••»’’» J.’le M Her. - mile. w,-t. -^'e EXPERIENCED ?■ FITTER ’• FO» Utl.E- C.. 1 -i ,t,. ---- - fi„i«*. if *' Dr‘ Butiaga Pboaa 1113 KI-CUT VICTORY WORK RUBBERS nn<1 tim—thr ntv On Nor', M IT. * S.r Will 1to< . "-I ’ ' ■ 8 1 I Beit Quality Red Soles Ji I11 f*ito Fol- SAIF —Nr.rlr LY BARKER S Men's Hip Boots KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS oaf!»ti: ron publication || ft !2.98 $4.48 J : HOUSEHOLD GOODS I KNEE BOOTS LIGHT OR HEAVY All possible recoverable animal fats vital to "'Zm 1for ni.r -V...-I- t t.:. ..f htr CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Exporience and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville 'll S WAR PROGRAM 1*5 No. Michigan Avenue Phone JS37 Hasting- ■ HASTINGS, MICH. Lace Top Knee Boots $4.98, Adv. 3-18 DEAD STOCK REMOVED PROMPTLY HORSES Sg.00 COWS S4.OO ~ SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. CLARA LONERGAN lutkjrtukcr it . mr-.-tn. always. Middleville. Mich. 1:00 P. M. I'ltR SAl.F. - 'vn. north mile Tn 1 Itouimr to . T 'I.*.* -Fritl <A1.E- t:..:.*hr.t June ft...Vr..e.» CLENN F. LAUBAUGH o at 408 W. Main St. I.’gtm: tn cilditoi’i* For your old Scrap Iron. Radioton, Batterici. Aluminum, Brats, Copper & Lead. Trusso/F>"itting ’7 ’■ further thiA. purpose. medals made BALE OR RENT 1 Mite CITY. COUNTRY AND RESORT n..rth .f 1t- CASH - Saturday, March 20 POULTRY |F<R SAI.K-. -..1 ••SwerJI.k fto I :>• mite, wr.f of Sto-dpltor. N'-h' fuels ur jiulrj Our Stocks ar at rresent Present !j ARE COMPLETE! 'j NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' H - Quality 8 PREPARE NOW TO GET J jYOUR BOOT ORDERS IN EARLY ‘ i,L4«. and ending wnh inns. Joseph Jr. ■ ITS! i'. ..-. ii.. i. ।i.i.i.e’die;1.1 1 | HAY. GRAIN h FEEDS C. “BILL” SHERWOOD VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. BEWARE MOTHERS OF SPRING COLDS. U »rr»p Mil T'..tor di-r. snoo i . - |.l. tire,. JMr I- We have a complete stuck of salt—fine, medium, and Cattle l-ff-r, '•« tu'.’oT. It. in.h fra.lor i.1”X, .r>... .■ ....... lr..i .... < I . . ..I....... 7i..>'ia at- ! I'tti: the if. week. In i-t Bayer for STILES and Company Hastings stock- through i'jiu.-.. TIlAlTT tin I.’ inrb tr.rjor i.low. »!•<• iron frame DEWEY REED 717—F3 >M.K NILE—Mrt'nrwikk llrerlnc 4 roll ,-r.rn hu.ker ..ti.l fi.«4 Iwli Wm. T. Ar. II '■ hi r*nu>croun.l r.uJ .1 l« List your Auction Salta with 30 lbs. flour for bushel of frum Animal .Fols Will -L.i'Kvti* tTiorlr. H <’*••’. T tnlto. -with. > f Itiiwtibs on M .ST, ll.infu’M AUCTIONEER Lily White Flour 2697 -elmirt I.Mtirl.' • ..ri|.|-i.. ♦!>«'. IIiiht 1-4 toll.’ w-t <ir»n,.A.i;e_ BONDS’ SURETY for some of that good HASTINGS idsrqt Uf<n 1 full AAl.ll—1t..’»l-»l..r. in «•—1 'run ’ r.ioK ..nlrr ’ Mr- 1 1 u > V. illi.iw ■ MUtalejilln Vrr. |~.ri .-o.l -1 I.Hill NAI.I. ^ll^r.l oral ' >■•’"’<1 ALL KINDS GENERAL INSURANCE JERRY PHONE MlnCULLANEOU.- G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT r*“"r- -".t luff.* \|| i* - ' dhiwn. F-rtr dollar* cm- W»>. Irtosh-or SV W.»in4r ?*!-.■ Or- * .'f r 'to .»».h »f W.n41.wd ’ ' 1 FOR RkLE—T.Mr mo4rl radin. to ewtlnnw firM »|O take* u C,>l 22« E. Linroln. >,14 BUY* WHILE THEY LAST — FOR — YIELD • STANDING ABILITY • FEED Ii LOCAL PIONEEK MFRISD4TATIVI ALBERT CONKLIN Dowling . Route 1 PI0HEER - the corn off/cnty yj g WbHtW il �THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR SECTION TWO—P HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 18. 1943. neck? Is he making bombers? Is he J ■ --------- ---------------------------- OBITUARY OF DR. Lary and treasurer. All members ot BEAUTIFUL SPRINGTIME nursemaid to n flock of cows? ] bci I the Red Cross—anyone who has aulljoyousre^ fui snrinir is here — year. “ nr M^? U tte he’s doing something to help win I oWet rcsldcnU of lrv. the war fund drive—are eligible to' lhe war, but 1 sure do nuu ------ *”4- ALILIXIVKIl LLVIVH ; many 0( iiK ; Winter's chili ha* passed away. vote and members are urged to at ­ unique expletives. By JANE CAMERON kirttfr ing. Middleville, and Hastings will I Happy will we be all day.4 ■■■ ■■■( remember, was bom to John J. and tend. Well. 1 guess Little Ruffle Is Martha Balch Hendershott of lrvLong we have waited for lhe day Wc lifted this bodily from n na­ starting a Production Front of her j ’ ing township on March 3. 1859. She * , s lOSTs Robin would trill hl* afreet lay. tionally known woman's magazine.I----------_. ... ------------owrt. I --------kept her shut in the house I attended the nearby district school. I John Belson was arraigned In Welcome, ever gentle Spring. YANKS IN CAIRO LIST THEIR , and a’’d cellar for week* and week* while I; select school in lhe village of Irving, i municipal court as- Orea|cst <0.. coun last tut week weeK on an an. uus bnn. I ail the "*neghbar's *tom cat* — sat* — on1J WANTS. \ “ — HaAinga High school, and Albion*** ult and battery charge, to which Hailing* school Albion " , ‘ d cbar «f 1 ', 10 ! the front porch combing their whls-1, Tlie.sum of »50,000 has been up- College She taught for a few yean years »»*' ^r^orutaht* , :"l rrrd ’ P ’ •*» ® r SiSd J him Now we *»» *ln< •>» da71. A genuine hamburger. ker», washing their al ready - irnma -'i propriiited by the national execu- in ... country. __ .... .and . ...in...... Cnrtrluht ax.M-i sC — schools Hastings. Arlxllvrl A®*”*!*Cortrighl assessed n.t Would vou might May alw* 2. Some sweet young things. Would you might stay alwayv cuiate fur and licking liieir chops then attended the University of W 10 a* fine and coat*, which Bel- . Sing. Oh sing, of -3. A glass of cold cow's milk. of beautif beautiful Spring. in anticipation of a date with the whT ou m ? for men luu-nucu me uiuversny u; .,, 4. Some sweet young things who quality' ;Make the echoing woodland* ring. lovely Ruffle. She wouldn't lake any 'shim 1 ^lnto l® women "Tiedired ooL for of Michigan, where she was graduated •M,n P~^-' . i • scllooi* Ol 5. Ice cream sodas—all flavors. MARRIAGE LICENSES ; Mrs. Ivah Vandellc. J notice of them at first and I thought ‘”*!!!!?,,,’rii ter^en-ici- in medicine In HUUJ 0 Seats on the 50-yard line at the goody goody Ttien ail of a sudden nur“,Ml R. P. D. No 3. Middleville. Mich. IB lhemteives for senlct , „,, Most wv U1 of ,, her vl practice ... as Ha )«>/»•physl- I Harlun Charles Edmonds. Baltihome-town football game. I Mie turned against me and wiiat 1 ln ArtM>' an<1 ^avy haipltals at home ..an clan was in and around Irving and more Twp 31 ! toWMter“and sUrted XllnJ and ttbroad Middleville 7. Some sweet young things, Middleville In in trie the horse hone and anti buggy buggy charlotte Imogene Wilcox.' Bal1 Speakers on "War and Tubercu8. A platter ot fried chicken. These scholarships are being pro- days. She was very happy in her ; tlmorr Twp . 21 iosls" may be had during April from between my fret out the door and i . . tildlng from me When she carne vlded by the American Legion Aux- work, bul bieausc ot severe eye william Robert PhiUins. Hastings 31 the Vlctorv Speakers Bureaus tn Tlie family baby was hru-to see I back from her rendezvous, she' was iiiar>'. according to Mr*. Allred J trouble she retired- in 1911 und went I France:. Maxine Hamlin. Hastings 20 this county. to --------------to Detroit yo llve^ wdlh .... h«r ........ sisters: | nu-ana watched mr sweifi the floor. ' B stranger to all of us. Now she Mathrbat. national president, — ........... Tills is what I heard, 'My you got yowls for strange things to eat like stimulate interest in the recruiting Florence. Mrs. Fiedk J. Henning, wWU.... for nurses' ______ _______ ______ Jpo passed paiuusd away away'in 1938'! lots pickles, and can't women training. Tlie _________ Blanche, wpo in 1938. -- of — dirt." --- vm.il find ...... a.1 comfort-:of LUI JV Army and Navy both have issued and Pearl, who ttill teaches in De, ' ’ ’ . , 'able position In which to sleep. It ilsy 1 appeals for more trained nurse*Dr. Hendershott, despite the We werent up t0 kittens nuu und mmv Pauv . .. at ..all — surprised —1.............to “o nd(te u p vu ......................... - troit. ............ ........ nm lliut Mr. Miniver won th.. . .■ .... ... learn that Mrs. Miniver won the juts promised six to friends I would ' The American Legion Auxiliary has limitations of age and pr -------------- has - ----- to the...J Academy Greer promise vut out T-uinc rxnne tomcats made- — it — iLs responsibility blindness, endmain­ . .----- . Award. --------: .... ----- Garson ... . . was . pke to pivinix woivou. ------- — ------------- - to -- procure ---tained a happy disposition nnd she at her best und Theresa Wright Is but they have all vanished. 1 these nurses so far above the "" modem "•Verr- glamour ----------------- -------------------i The Auxiliary's ­ 1 merecruiting Auxiliary' pro s recruiting pro- has found great pleasure in the atgram for nunea has Uiil been — set; into ?t.2*rrl®u1|er !f**“v“ girls that they aren l even to be w.C.T.U. HOLDS-------------------------------------------------------------------mentioned in the same magazine. PUBLIC SERVICE operation r Besides the IX-trolt relatives she - ---- .— «...by Ils "national defense We want U hHd held an evening !' cornmiller, committee, through tnrougn Cluilrman. vnairman. nars " don't — „ to n brag, n.u but we think Tlie W’.MC. Hr.? T U. Mrs J*lavc5, *° miss hen her oLatcr Ororo. UniJ f Brio" S Ch.,*. B S5SS tab, o<«r ■lhe gals stole the picture. - I meeting a* —- .... • ——■ c-Hari^. n nmw.rt imm h»r of Urn --- -' Something for the books—The day evening, -March* 12. -- ' churci" church. Friday Friday evening March 12 at Room 305, 1790 Broadway. New oirvim. Dr Hendershott died in Detroit Mrs Clara Cooley was in charge ot York City, assisted by represent*they ration peanut butter. ’' Mr*. lives of tlie National Nursing Coun- on Monday. March 8. and was bur• • • , lhe program. ; the program. ftrr. A. ML M. Coldrcn. 7. — 7 cf Our new hobby—We arc compil-1‘ R«v. pastor of lhe cil for War Services and the United led in the family lot in Middleville on Wednesday. Marcii.il Mr. and church, and ing a list of all the army camp* and r 1——u led in devotions' — ■> Rev. States I*ublic Health Service. The scholarship fund Ls intended J°hn Hendershott| Henning of air bases In the United States to 1E. M. Wheeler of the Jrffen.on 8t accompanied Dr Hrruferprove a bet we made that there are United Brethren church offerer! to furnish assistance fnr necessities over a thousand of them. We found prayer Miio Coldrcn led the sing­ other than tuition to student nurses **“?"”'’n»jns and made a brief ,at c *UI‘1 Mrv over forty in our box of .soldier and lug and lhe McPherson sisters sang already enrolled in training schools who find themselves unable to conCaH‘P^11- *ho >*f«use sailor letters and another twenty 1a beautiful duel. In yesterday's Banner. Tiiat took i There was a playlet by 3 group tlnue in school without such aid. °f Mr-'’ L-'tnpbell s serious Illness, about a half hour and Ls only a tiny '1of children representing the old and to young women who ure able *'rr,hc •‘*nr,c* start. We would like to send tlie town pump, |iump, tlie tavern, tlie dairy, to meet tlie educational and char- .ll,e Middle* Hie cemetery. ------- —------ « • ---------------completed list to Hcrriing) Hiller, thr the dog. do?. the the ..... cal. und .... the funner. actcr requirements of an accredited It should make him so huppy hi They town; the dog .school of nursing but who are un- | —“ all came to :-------would chew up a whole rug ywent “— •— --------------------—• •to ­ able to enter training without supto •* the town pump, the cat. I the dairy, but the fanner and his plcmentary financial aid. Whatever became of Observing horse headed right for the tavern. Tommy? His column was the first 1 Ten little boys pang "Ten IJttle The Army will forego its usual A'XfC3!!lv<' bonrt* American Red thing 1 used to hunt for when lhe ' Brain Celts." after which the pic- ' method of celebrating Army Day.! ®arr>- Co'_ Banner came. Did the Draft Board ture, "ft's the Brain that Counts" April 0. thLs year. The custom of . Cr“*1- "M t M”*h 9. at 7:30 P. M. .sponsoring numerous parades and ' ‘he.City cterk s office to transact start breathing on the back of his , was .sliown fa a well filled house. large dinners on that day cannot be I routine • business. reconciled with the War Depart- । Th ur(xluc.'lon’ d-l-rtmrnt hu menus policy of strict adherence to qu.lLs made fJ^ rcra^ S national conservation twhcles.in tcrlqa| by womenHof HMtinis fl transportation, fuel and food. Like- wus decided to keep four quilts for ; wise, the diversion of numerous J emergencies here In Barry county units from war-time tasks is Incon- , — j --------* •— ------- •— ■-in and to send ten •to headquarters sLstent-with the present intensified St. ■ Louis. . . training program. The Rev. Don M Gury reported on a meeting of the Camp and REMOVE CHURCH Hospital committee at Fort Custer. NEAR laKE ODESSA ■ According to the Lake Odessa Tht emergency needs for the camps jag' per square yard jnttea Bretnrcn enuren. a« d hospitals have now all been s ' Wave, the United Brethren church, Church, met and the offRent and enlisted, si known ar. lhe U.. Tamarac ----------L, at four take care of the smaller I == located about four miles miles southwest southwest 1 men •••—• will In appreciation for whatti of Lake Odessa, has been razed and ."u. Z"r-—\—h ! moved to Chicago Ave. in Kalama- ‘XtS ' . zoo. where a house oi worship wa* ! the **S officers offlceri and “nd men pledged nledoed 100 too J. needed. The edifice was first built 1 pec **'r cent contribution to the war':■ 111 W. STATE TllONE HM g 1 lurid nnd at the time of the meet- BARRY BYPATHS AMERICAN LEGION You Bet I’m WIN THE WAR! cabinet complete— In War Stamps! LyBARKER’S TIMELY VALUE SALE LAID VICTORY FELT ALSO DEPENDS UPON EATING PROTECTIVE FOODS k SO BAKE WITH ... “The FLOUR BEST COOKS USE” Rationing Adds to the Economy of HOME-Baking! BEN FRANKLIN STORES BOSSY LIKES IT FRESH Tests prove thot cows take better to freshly ground feeds. Make 'em happy and they give more milk. That's one big reason why so many successful dairy farmers are turning to custom-mixing of dairy feeds. Come in . . . let us show you how Form Bureau feeds cost less than you pay for other feeds, and still allow for buying of small lots to insure freshness. : th. TtaW dta or m».d l il™, .a- —.I.._______ .... I stations and hospitals have been VhiiSb 1 n*®rc or ,r3S n’Clroced and from । Tamarac church were the Henry ■ now ,iavc priority from the com। Bower. John Bower and the Cur- milter The Ftort Custer hos| tls families. Thus passes another 1 pHai needs a typewriter for the use j venerable landmark. of patients ana Percy L. Jones hosI PllaI al Battle Creek needs a lype, ANNOLNCEMENTS writer for its office. A large globe I Townsend Club No. 1 Ls sponsor- of n)e worid for lhe hospital library ing a pot luck supper at their hall ■ ixm requested and the comon Tuesday evening. March 23. at! mlttec will endeavor to furnish these seven 0 clock. Please bring table. things Anyone who knows where y2Ji.r °*r’a'ld a dish , these items may be secured is asked of food. The club will furnish meat I to contact Mr. Oury. and potatoes. The supper will pre- , • • " cede the regular business meeting . The annual meeting of the Barry nnd all members are urged to be , Co. Chapter will be held Tuesday, present.---------------------------------------------- 1 April 12. at 7:30 P. M. in lhe mu­ | nlcipaf court room At this meet------- ««»--------------and■ chair­ Ti;e 1943 Early Diagnosis Cam- ' Ing ■— lhe various officers ------------paign of the Michigan Tuberculosis men will .... give their reports and of- .I Asoclatlon opens April 1. with the ; fleers for the coming year will be I slogan "Follow the Example of the elected Tlie officers to be elected Armed Forces—Get a Chest X-ray." 1 are chairman, vice chairman, secre- BUY N. CHURCH ST. MILK HELPS PREVENT A.W.O. L.’S GfT/H/O^iaMTni IHSPfCTION TODAY! Milk and cream—butter and eggs are Nature's weapons in defense of your health! the quick pick-up derived from a glass of milk at lunch-time! By getting your quota of dairy products Ignition Tune-up each day, you'll be fighting for Uncle Sam—and a winning battle in the war on Nerves! Order from Lubrication On all financial matters . see your banker first” Highlands Dairy, and watch the old pep return! (It'll We have money to loan to responsible parties For business or personal use We are making mortgage loans Loans For Financing the purchase of Everyone knows OTHER SERVICES Gas-saving is vital these days—and you can help by letting our expert check your ignition. Drive in! । BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESUL' in and let’s talk it over! BONDS HASTINGS, MICH. March 31 is the Deadline LILY WHITE FLOUR VAHIT CITY MUI I HO CO, I IF you need A LOAN WAR ^3^ FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. TELEPHONE 2118 MnHHHIHIMlllWIHMIllflMlliWlMlttM y LILY WHITE | W. A. ROTH FURNITURE | [ ladies AT t OVER PHONE 2115 HASTINGS RED CROSS NOTES Watch for the We are helping to win the war by protecting your health! We've stocked our shelves with First Aid supplies for any emergency . . . our laboratory is prepared to fill your prescriptions accuately and well. Let us help yaw keep strong and well for Vlctoryl Buy War Savings Bonds and Stamps Here. equipment, household and farm, auto­ mobiles, and loans on short-term notes. mean fewer absences, too. ) If you need money, see your banker and talk it over. HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK Reduce wear on parts to a minimum with thorough lubrication. We dp the job here at standard rates. HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4 I O ■ UY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS DRIVE IN TODAT FOR ANDRUS SERVICE Phono 2240 Hastings HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutingt ©HASTINGS CITY BANK . Ti/iy-Six Yean of Continuous Service" • PHONES: 210S ■ 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN J �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MARCH 18. 1M3 FAOBTWO QUfford Palmiter at Bedford. Frl-1 Orand Rapids Thursday to see his lake, were Saturday supper guests' daughter. Pandra Sue. who left ton St. to Beit Mugridge who Is' morning accompanied by Mrs. Hel- ■ society will meat thia Thursday aftday. * Mr. and Mn. John Henning! brother Will who had suffered an- of her mother. Mrs. Floy Austin, the home of .her parents, Mr. and moving tn from tlie Mattle LyndI tlgel and their daughter, Barbara.! emoon' with Mrs. Ftwter Waddell of Detroit accompanied the body' other serious stuck of sickness. * who was home from Lansing. « Mrs. Cal Streater at Gun lake. home. * Mra. Ray Lyon* Is con- They plan to live at Ashbury Park !?,rJR*d. Grata sewing. Lut week Mra Flov Austin who U em- Wednesday the ladles met srith Mrs of his aunt. Dr. uixie Hendershott. Charles B. Campbell accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Bedford and । March 3 for hl* new assignment at valeaclng from ner recent month'sl; * * mo. Floy Austin, wno u em RoM Johnson. * Mlsa Jean Gnfhere for Interment Wednesday and 1 his slitar-ln-Jaw. Mlu Pearl Hen- three children and Mrs. Dolly John­ Ft R?“‘2g' have ?<Tn d®Ja>’ed slckne.1* but not yat going out tn P10>e,d m * rMUurant in Latutog. fclh Bnd Mlxi Allee Williams were u-Xwn nf Muikr. 3Pcn: son» Ufne Bt G1* horr-* dersbott to Detroit. Sunday for a son visited the former's mother, on th? trip because of his Illness. pub!ic * Mr. and Mrs Vem Al-, was home from Friday until Sun- orand Ranlda visitor Monday * MU* Patricia McKean of «“*»« ; hu uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.. few days stay. HU son William and Mrs. Louise Cleveland in Grand They spent the flrat night at Peru, fcrding and children ot Coat* Grove. day and moved her houMhold goods Mr. X Ar’drew oTikler we*gon Height*. vUlted MU* Maxine'c. D Campbell. * The West side family of Detroit are staying at the Rapids. Sunday afternoon * Sev­ I1! ?S?. Ule n£?1 d*? reached uerr Sunday evening visitors of1 to tier farm southwest of town, biic Sunday dinner guests of their son• Mr. end M?.. Flnkbeiner and other young Mid-' social club was entertained at the home this week. * Mr. and Mrs. eral of the Jackson relative* were EUzateehtown. K>.. where they her parent*. Mr. and Mrs Henry naa sold her Grand Rapid* St in-lX^aSddlTughui -------------iter. Mr. and Mn. dleviUe friend* from Thursday un-fhome of Mrs. Paul Faulkner .Wad-. Muri Streeter and lutle daughter at Marne recently to attend the fu­ Hopped because he was too sick io Poulson * The Navy Mothers club> houre to the Stanley Gloea family Carj Segar and tiro tar two children tn hi * Mr\nrt Mrs nesday. * Mr. and Mra. Ray Servan Sharon of Battle Creek, were at neral ot Emmett Avery. 55. who died continue the tr|p He was taken u planning for another baked good.*; who plan to> take possession soon Grand Rapid*. sptda. They also called tU Sunday evening. * Mr. and Mra, rWleJ thelr jon-m-law and Gun lake and daughdaugh- their their Gun lake cottage, cottage, Sunday Sunday.* * * suddenly from a heart attack. He to the hospital at Ft Knox suffer- !tlie a w„k from Saturday for the• a Yeoman 3 C-M<arren Fowler of on a nephew. Carl Benson, who has is survived by hta wife, the former Leon Drew and son Norman of ler Mr. and Mrs. Frank P L. Sneathen wa.* was confined to his k Pfllgler of P. ng with the flu. but Ls gaining rap- benefit of the boys. * Kenneth Kopf’ tlie U. S. Navy was a visitor at tho been ill and were supper guests of Edith Jackson, a son Edward of Battle Creek wefe Sunday vUitors Flint. Monday evening. Mra. Mrs.JScr.ar. Servan home-last week with the ««.. flu. *■ Idly and hoped to continue the Jour»pendnm a tan day furlough wttn। home of Harold Cutler northeast Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo Mitchell, old Gull lake and baby grandson. * Joe ney the early part of this week * hta parents. Mr. and Mra Chas.. of town last week, while on a fur- frlcnds w Mra. Tony GeiMeman. of her mother. Mr* HnCUe Smith remained until Wednesday~'“Mr~ ...u «... Sunday evening visitors of Mrs.1 Pfllgler has been called for foreign Holland spent Saturday at their Mayes and family of Jeffersonville, Mrs L R Beeler I* convalescing Kopf Ken I* stationed at the Great lough.«tu—-be........ carried. He ~Is -a-shipMarjorie Vermeulen uce nee mntjun* vcrmcuicn icis left cwngearly Bender was Ind . were visitors of his sister. Nina nicely at her home from a surgery Hint* nt Cl Darwood rTarwzwwt Cutler Cutler Mid ana Monday for <3-..-^ —-,. O*.. where Smith and grandson. Reggie, were service and started fOE-Ft. I-cwte,, home. * Mrs. *Philip “-."*■•*jj"---— — — z ---' Training Station and is rr.ak- - mate of Q. Savannah. where --------J helped U-. . -rher 1---------- • " ---- uu the latter* parent* and brother. Wash.. Friday afternoon. Mrs. P. ot Hopkins Friday and Weidner. Thursday and Friday en. performed at Pennock hospital, mg nice headway, now being a pla- the boys were classmates whUe ,he will Join her husband. i, 1st. lit. Lieut. Mr. and Mra A. J. Smith and Rich-, was the former Vesta Payne. * Jim daughter. Mrs Maynard Miller route to Jackfcn where. he plans p Hastings last Wednesday. * The Toon captain ahd wearing three ■ attending school in Grund Rapids. Gebseinan. Marjorie luu teen one ard of Ada. * Mr. und Mr*. Wlllu, McDonald has been off work at the move to the farm .....which ------- - they — pur- to locate. Mrs. .™... Weidner -------- — accomp accompan- Ernest Vermeulen family were nt »tripes o« hb sleeve. He has been Young Fowler and Dur both wear Of the /faithful "hello" girl* at the chasrd" “ last lhe them to Jackson Streeter of Cooper, spent Sunday local defense plant a few days. •* year In *** “ same vlclni-'; ‘led *J *' ’“*• *for “ “t> rfew ~~ 'days Caledonia Bunday evening, calling m service only since the holidays battle stars, having sen^d In two Bel) Telephone office and wc shall at Uicir wlw>rv. * - Mrs.'jrause vz - .... ty * Mr. nnd Mra. Wm Streeter rest while convalescing from an at- on ter brother. Tony Slagcl. who and will move on to MlMlasippi for1 naval engagemea'a. their vjuh Gun lake.cotuge. of an u>|iu> injury IV to HUI hU It*. leg.* They were mlssAier. Her husband hopes to be T I. Gillett visited her cousin. Mrs. and Mrs. Glenn Solomon were In ■ mid four tunall daughters of Gun t*ck of flu. * Mra Claude Kemieen has been quite ill. * Bunday after- training in the anti-aircraft work, memoers of the crew that sal- statWned permanently In his present < received word Saturday of Die death noon callers of Mra. Pearl Kenyon nn expiration of Ids leave * Mr. vaged theAmericansubmarine sunk location. * Candidates for townI of her aged father at Cheboygan were Stephen Bake.- and niece, and nnd Mr* Owen Lyons and two chil- ina collision with an American boat 8hlnolflce* nominated at the RcShe left Hi company utev with fnr her th.. Forrest Baker Baker ot of (dren |r,.H Oof f Chrtscn vist- I«M Chplsca were were Sunday Sunday vis!h»M fall fall In in the the Carribean carribean Sea tsca and ana publlcaiY caucus Saturday are-8ubrother. Lee McWithev for tpe l-hL-tV they wi't Gatedonta They had teen been .te .to tor* Mra. in ---------'-------------tors of of hl* hb parent.-.. parents. Mr Mr and and Mra. i» which which 37 37 men men lost lost tbelr their Hves. lives. pervisor.} it reel:North on Siindav, wh; :h“ ~'.!! .V.1—t....Li * Pennock hospital itn- s-ywoa. Lions, w a am Mr iuui anil ni>*. Mra. uno. Jas. — Dar• has ---~r»—•— in Hastings to zubv «■— recently been —— promoted y—— to —. treasurer. treasurer. Grove Cline; clerk. Max remain until after lhe funeral. * * see who!* 5” Mrs Mr5 B,lker ln8 Berry Baker who who U L*r«'°y«' recovering Berry and and two two small small sons sons of ot Grand Grand radioman radioman ,2d 2d claw claw and and has has teen been Lynd; Lynd; J. J. Of P.-Jervls Campbell, Leonard Elwood, who Is employed from ’ nilu . from an an operstlx. operation. : *X Mr. and Mrs IU1 Rapfds and Mr> Blanch Segcrstroni - transferred from submarine duty to .highway com -Claude Kermeen: Muskegon waxhome for theweek- Allen Alien Bechtel nwh’-i are nm out nm again amin after <,tt^ were --------------guests ... at ...a .family .— dinner o....Sunth,­ fleet. * Well. Middleville has Hoard of Rcview.^Will H. Johnson. being confined to their home several day at tbe home of Jim's parenu. one girl In the WAVES, namely The Democratic llsVia not complcL--' weeks because of ear trouble and Mr. and “Mr* T J Bern , honoring Haxrl Campbell, now stationed in ed so we will leave thkt-for ntxt Another one ML*.* Mar- week's publication * Mra. Marjorie sickness, a The Floral Garden club the birthday. Salurd.iy of Mr. Chicago will be entertained by Mrs. Mattie Berry * Mra. Charles Crookston arii- Chandler has enlisted tn the Oeisseman spent lhe weekend with this Monday. Mn Harris remained Benaway this Wedne.-Jay. A debate 5pwit thh Monday In Hastings with SPARS for officers training Mid her parent.*, Mr. and Mrs Ernest over night with Tier stepdaughter on the superiority of perennials or her son. Maurice and family * exfiecta to be colled soon, and now Vermeulen. MUs Betty drier was a in Grand Rapid' * The monthly annual* for landscaping will be n Clarence Longstreet has been nura- another prominent young lady has ■ Sunday guc»t * Tlie young women meeting of the Masters-Jones circle frature of the program. * Mr. and ing a very sore arm received when enlisted for the marines, or the I of the shift that Mrs. Crystal Kerwill be held at the home of Mrs. E Mrs Joe Corrigan. Jr . and baby )«• fell while leading a horse, and "Irathri-nrekcra." Mte. Martha Jcmi meen works on In the local defense J. Tjilbo’.t this Thursday nt 2 daughte of Ann Arbor spent the n* hoof grazed hl* arm. X-ray*, Scliad was In Detroit Wednesday for plant, gave ter a surprise Monday o'clock. * Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allen weekend with the! parent.'. They iiowr-vt-r. showed no broken bone, her test* which she passed and I* evening of lost week, to tenor her and son Richard of Grand Rapid' ■re returning to this community A Mr* Mattle Lynd hus received now awaiting call for training. She: birthday. A pot luck supper wax spent Sundav afternoon with his April 1 and will work one of his news of tlie death of Mr* Princi- -. the first marine enlistee from a nice feature of the event and uncle. Glenn Allen and family at father s farms on the Freeport road. Bank EuelMyn. 82. at her home Barry county; we presume her a present of a sum of money will Parmelee * Mrs Im Hayes of Has­ * Ray Potts has returned to his m California She an. tern Mid choice of tiiat branch Ls because her] •" be. -n lasting ‘—--------remembrance w—- n,of . a tings attended the of raised her work *■*’ funeral l-.i tn at Battle Creek after a siege raiswl in Middleville .... nnd ...» ...~ a .. brother Rodney is serving with the Kleasant anniversary celebration. * cousin. Mra. Grace Campbell, bat- with strep-throat * Mr. and Mr*, former resident of Lansang. She marines somewhere in tlie Pacific iemters of the Young Woman's better utilization of space and equipment, by In the Solomons, in Africa, osef Europe. urday. *- Mr. q ocnau Schad ana and cnuuieii. children. Marina Martha leaves thier sons, sen*. one or of wnom whom I. or thereabouts Martha has been the : Guild with their husbands as guests — -— ■ and —— Mrs. A. B. tell •>j V. reaves truce vL’ited friend- in Grand Rapid. . and rcx weri. Sunday dinner gnesls n mlidonary tn Africa many vear-. • fflclrnt and very capable clerk enjoyed a pot luck supper party Sunday afternoon * Captain and Of father and sister. Fred Schad u!*o n brother. Carl Bank of Berk- tn tlie Rexall drug store for six and Thursday night at the home of Mr. And the tame is true in passenger service. Mrs. Arnold Hocteke and infant ftnd Mrs. Crystal Hunsberger/ of .-lev Calif —.... * - Our —... ralghbor .------.'illtam a half years and we" shall miss her and Mra. James Robertson. All reof death and death, itself, into the hearts Wayland honoring Mbs Martha. ■Liebier, — *—-J -n robin •­ back­ smiling greeting. She also made l»rt a most pleasant evening. * Here again, the railroads are called upon to sighted in •hlwho leaves soon for scrvirt with yard Thur-duy evening; we had Ben Ea't * page last summer by Dales for the Junior class play of of our Axis foes. They know that American the U. S. ladv marines * Mrs. Nel­ one in our yard this morning, so-it bringing the bis- fish in to teat lhe T-K school are March 35 and 215. bullets arc lhe bullets. No duds! Yer. more can still be done to get the lie Thompson entertained for din-, looks ns If wc had reached the’ dor- seasons records at Lake Sujicrior Title of the three-act farce is ner Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.; ncr, where .spring is lingering. ♦ We salute vou. Martha Jean! * 'Calm Yourself." Member* of the most out of existing passenger space In wartime, a railroad might ^ell be Herman McConnell of Holland. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stricter have T*<i Mlddl-vllle boys. Carlton cast are, Maxine Finkbctner, James to avoid peak loading on weekends Dolly Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. nurriuiM’d tin- Hr cottage op Mr;.. Smith and Sonny tec had n happy Faulkner. Donna Davis. Jean Hoop­ compared to a machine gun. Max Lynd. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frank Mell it Gun lake and plan meeting recently when they .... met on er. Lucille Overholt, John Lee. Jack .......... .......... to prevent waste of seats or berths. Call the track the barrel. Picture freight Haskins and two children have to make It. their winter home. Tin*, one of the South Pacific islands, Knechelc. Pal Beery. Jim Polhemus moved to 1 miles west of Saranac, cottage was the original Ivmr of Carty Is connected with the medi­ und Reuben,. Rounds. * Mr. and By considering a scat or a berth as a cars, passenger cars as cartridges. Imagine nil’ ~ corp, *•having In •*the on his father's farm. Harold will cal's profile. but hue teen modern- — —1— enlisted ■—• Mrs. James Pender and Ernest Vorperishable commodity ... by cancelling your the freight load of war material, the continue his work at the Bliss plan: ized since, * Saturday- aftepioon navy several years ago Sonny en­ ineulen called on Mrs. P's father, In Hastings nnd ride with some of following the Yankee. Spring-, cau­ listed with the- Marines test July md Slcigel In Plainwell. Sunday reservations immediately w hen your pirns passenger load of troops and civilians the men from that vicinity. They cus. Claude Willson Martrd tor and while both knew lhev were on afternoon * An unusual and sad traveling on essential business as the bullets have rented their home on Arlini;- .Middleville und. n.-. was hi-, eimtunt. lhe umi* island, never before got incident last week, was the death ... by going during lhe week instead of the stt.pm'l nt the home of Orang.* together Sonnv had returned from of two sisters, Dr Lizzie Hender­ ■nd powder charges ... all aimed at the guard duty and.found Carty wait­ shott nnd Mis Charles Campbell weekend . .. you will help conserve space, able to help you with out heart of the enemy. They were ride along. IL- wa> ;-i<• «tl. -•..■rth'd ing far him. I'll bet the boys eave within three days an old tiii'tn*; time and equipment ... you will help quick, courteous loan service. to find lhe house cold and tin Middleville the twice over. Sonny members of ; and respected — And then vou can see how important it is fie-, n betlv r>i Mr. Hill lying full*- then stturrd a weekend leave and pioneer family of thli. cMnnvinlty, America's railroads get the most out of You'll like our way of doing clothed, with can and mackinaw in accompanied Carty tb hb location}, daughters of Mr and Mrs. John that on America's railroads .. . mobilized for what they have. » Hendershott, who settled Irvin;: the bed Mr. Wtll-on nQtlfirt! the for a happy reunion. * Tlie Frank v «-••!«! in Irvin,. business. war. united for victory ... there must be full township and where they were mithorttlrr mnl an inqtte t wnv held McIntire family who live In the And you w ill aid them greatly in their doubleby Sheriff Glenn Bera and Corotxr Lyons apartment are having quite born. 1 he body of Dr. Lizzie. whose ”Fir»t in Frirndline**" C L I.ithrop Thev pronouneed a revere time with sickness. Mr. death we recorded last week, wav harrcllcd job of keeping troops and essential passenger car—no duds! death due tn a h *art attack, and McIntire has been out of work ill. brought to Middleville on the 10:14 wartime travelers rolling on to Victory! Detroit Wednesday indications were tin t it occurred and no*-the daughter MLss Barbara. train from Thanks to.the whole-hearted cooperation of ☆ ft ft Tliui .day evening shortly after hi* is real sick with the red measles morning and interred In Mt. Hope shippers. Army, Navy, the Office of Defense hud returned from the home ot and under the doctors care Mr. cemetery, following a prayer serv­ ice nt the grave, later that same Frank Hula, a ncightwr. where hiMc -> sister and his wife arc both Transportation and othc/ governmental h u! cone lor hl« mail He wa* G3 employed in the White Products night, .Mrs. Campbell, passed peace­ CITIZEN S CREDIT agencies, America's railroads arc moving । years old. unmarried and llvqd alone Cor|x(ratton but different shifts, so fully away. For several years she CORPORATION double the freight they carried in 1939, and i bn the old Hill homestead, the la>- manage to give them constant care. had been afflicted with arthritis, , member of the pioneer ! unilv of * Mr. mid Mr*. Eldon Poulson nnd about two years ago another com­ • Like Jap louse, I get in mischief with little new equipmentlthe successful ■<?41viri HUI. A vlvtor. Mrs Evangellii two children spent the weekend at plication developed that has caused when people not looking. Make big ovr orJAttR/CAS HABTUiGB NAT L BASK BLDO. performance of this double task is an example Weaver died In Katanuuftm. F--b 1! Thrrit River-, with her people. * her great suffering during the pant Nearest relative* are the nephew* f-idics are asked to remember the few months while she has teen un / tso for v / ctory . of what can be done by conservation, by i nnd nirc. s Calvin Hill mid Mr*, next regular meet inn of the Worn­ confined to the bed but wiiich she Powdered* Louse Killer. Bic , Grace Vanderloan of Grund Rapid* an * .Society of Christian Service. has borne with oheerfulness and 2Jplb. can cual only 65 ceau. , Ralph Weaver mid Mrs. W. O. Be- Friday, of next week. March 26. patience. Her husband has teen BUY MORE WAR BONDS AND STAMPS tervelt of Rnlamazno. Charles There will be a pot hick dinner at untiring In his devotion nnd care of ■fWbavrr. Jr. of Honolulu, and III* one o'clock and the program for her during Ute lung slckne.**. as has brother-ln-lnw. Charles Weaver of the afternoon will be the study . also the son William, nnd both are • Kalamazoo Funeral services wen- book-taught us it class in school. * greatly bereaved by her paulng. l*>-ld Hits Tin-rdnv nt 2 P. M. nt Tile annual dinner of the Prairie ’ Siu: wits seventy-two years of age. war. a faithful ’the Beeler fuik-ial home, friternunt. literary club held nt the home of । Mrs. Campbell ; Jn Yi<nt<<'.- Spring rciwclrn * Mr . Wm. Cridlcr Wednesday, lust i member and worker in the Irving Middleville Congi'-gutioiiui i Flay'd Helrtcel who h is been bom'* »«.-• well attended. The sale of do- and Surressora to (or ten <!;iv* from his work n* ,i naled products for the benefit of , churches and aid societies -until Carvelh A Stebbins they dissolved. Site at one lime government chemist tn New Jersey, the Red Cross amounted, to more □stings Phone 2131 returned to the Emt tin* Monday than 811 * Tlu Baptist missionary wa.* a . member of the Middleville Reading club. Her home was the , center of her life, und doing for her loved ones, her greatest Joy. Surviving, besides the husband atqi son is a grandson, little John Camp­ bell. also two sisters. Mrs. Florence Henning nnd Miss Pearl Hender­ shott of Detroit, a nephew. John Henning and a niece. Mrs. Margaret 'Rogers, both of Detroit, bcside.i maiiv cousins and friends. Funeral MIDDLEVILLE 1 WHEN YOU NEED MONEY Visit "Citixcn'i' New York Centra! I’M RIG LOUSE STEBBINS & JACOBS iiawiM!wmiiiiMM»iiMi»iiouiiwminomiiii»iuiHiiM^ BUY! REMODEL! REPAIR! ■IIIMIIillSilSllIJIllllHIH MONEY for Homes for Repairin You con buy the home you like . . . even if you can’t build the one you want! So decide on the one you like and let ut help you buy it. Wc can still finance the purchase of a home that is already built and finance repairing and re­ modeling. but. wc don't know how much longer wc will be allowed to. too late. Wc will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you. Come in today. THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN PHONE 2503 home, one mile southeast of town on the Irving road, at 2 o'clock Sat­ urday afternoon conducted by Rev. I W Minor. Interment was nude in Ml. Hope cemetery. TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1943 Commencing of HORSES White mare about 12 yrs. wgt. 1300. Bay Gelding, 5 yrs, wgt. about 1350. COWS Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh. Black Jersey, 5 yrs. old, due Aug. 30. Durham, 5 yrs. old, due Aug. 26. Guernsey, 4 yrs. old, due lat­ ter part of March. Guernsey 3 yrs. old, fresh. SHOATS 10 shoats weight 100 to 125. CHICKENS 75 Plymouth Rocks. one o'clock. FEED 40 bu. oats. 40 bu. Rye. 75 crates of corn. 250 bundles of corn stalks. TOOLS Deere Binder. McCormick mowing machine. 2 Walking plows. Oliver 2 horse cultivator. 2 Walking cultivators. Spike tooth drag. Spring tooth drag. Wagon Sled. Manure spreader. Economy Chief cream separator, almost like new. 5 Gal. Milk can. 21 H. P. Deval buxx rig. White oak fence posts. Other articles too numerous to mention TERMS OF SALE: All sums of $20.00 and under, cash, over that amount 6 months lime will be given on good bankable notes bearing interest ot 6' . No goods to be removed until settled for. Those interested in giving notes please see Mr. B. Benaway at Middleville Bonk before time of sale. WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS MEMBER F. H. L. B. store or cast of Baker lake. So if you want to buy a home or do remodeling, do it now . . . tomorrow may be 9 STEBBINS BLOC. AUCTION' SALE Having decided to quit farming on account of ill health I will sell at Public Auction, all personal property on my form located 6 miles south west of the Yankee Springs 1 The smartest idea ever— your nails made gorgeous with theltighly lustrous colors of fine Ucquers. Beau­ tiful beyond description — and lasting beyond ail need they keep their astonishing luster ’til the last. Breath­ taking shades—and with each there comes a bottle of HiLuster Lacqltp.ol base. 75* WALTER KARPINSKI, Prop BARNEY CISLER, Auctioneer. FARMERS ST. BANK, Citric STEBBINS & JACOBS Hastings Phone 2131 �THE HASTINGS BANKER, THURSDAY, MARCH It. 1M3 -! HUBBARD HILLS Mrs. Leon Pennock and family Sun-! DELTON There wa* an error tn the Item* last week In regard to the days that Dr. G. E. Ramaeyer of Plainwell would be in Dr. B. E. Farwell* of­ fice here. It should have read Tues­ day and Friday of each week. * Roy Adrianton of Battle Creek visited at the home of his father. Peter Adrieruon. Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. Lindon Louden and babv and his mother, Mrs. Robert Louden of Battle Creek called on Mra. Ida Pifer Tuesday of last week, * Mr. and Mrs. Will Whittemore were In Hatting* Tuesday of last week. They were also supper gueau of their brother and sister-in-law. Mr. nnd Mra. Charles Whittemore In Rut­ land. * Mr. and Mra. Roger Wil­ liams and Mr. and Mra. Max Rey­ nolds attended a party at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Williams at the W. K. Kellogg Farm. Saturday evening. * Clifford Morford spent Friday night with Rev. and Mrs. 8. W Hayes at McBride^-The fnany to hear that b*'u ill. We all wish he might* bo restored to health soon. ★ Michael Terry of Plainwell hat been spending a few days with his grandparents Mr. nnd Mrr« Wade Town and family, * The Home Lit­ erary Club held its annual meeting lost Thursday and elected the fol­ lowing officers: Pres.. Mrs. Agnes Schultz; vice pm , Mrs. Jessie Van­ dertie; sec.. Mra. Hope Chittenden; treas., Mrs. Hubert Pettengill; cus­ todian. Mrs Nina Boyle; press'com­ mittee. Mra. J. C. Horton; flower comlltee, Mrs. Ernest Quick; pian­ ist. Mrs. Leslie Sniffen; urogram for year books. Mra Hope Chitten­ den. Mr*. Nina Boyle nnd Mra Georgia Krauss Mra. Rose Kastead was elected delegate to the County Federation of Women’s Clubs. Mr*. Estelle Barber av alternate. The Club will hold Its meetings the sec­ ond Thursdnv of each month * MIm Vivian Kendal). 31. daughter of Rev. C. I. Kendall of Manton. rt'-d unexpectedly Sunday. Mar. 7. She was born in Springport nnd hilH been living at Manton for the last two year*. She leaves th* father, five sister*, Mr*. Bernice Anderson. Bay Cltv; Mrs Leah Neeb, Has­ tings; Mra. Prances Meyer. Reed City; and Mm. Eleanor Dcrado and Joyce Kendall at home; two broth­ ers. Paul. Hastings: John nt home. Tlie mother diet! about a vear aeo The famllv lived here when Mr. Kendall was pastor of the Methodist church here several years ago Much sympathy Is felt for the family In their bereavement. * Funeral serv­ ice., were held for Mrs Lucy Leon­ ard. 75. nt the Henton funeral home here Saturday afternoon at 2:3n. Mra. I-eonard lived on a farm near Wall lake for several vears. She had lived with her children since the death nf her husband. * One of the larvest Republican Caucuses ever h*ld In Barrv Tbwnshlo was held In Hlckorv Corners Saturday after­ noon, The following officers wer» nominated: snnervlshr Morse Back­ us; Clerk. Walter Bolven: treas.. Mrs Leon Dunning, all Incumbents: Justice of the Peace elvde Clark: Member of board of review. Leslie Sniffen: Constable. Herman ’Rey­ nolds. Earl Butler. Clarence Donnovan and J. L Daniels * Ml<s Kathrvn McBain of Hillsdale anent Sunday with her father Rov Mc­ Bain. * Rov McBain has returned tn his home here after visiting hls son and danghter-ln-Jaw. Mr. and Mrs. Millard McBain In London. Ont. * Mr. nnd Mrs. John Adams snent Fridav with their daughter Mrs. Glenn Williams nnd famllv nt 'iHCKORY CORNERS \l Harriet Barnes Sunday. Saturday when Claud Willson i Mn. Leah Williamson and dough1 called in the home of Ott Hill and ter, Mra. W. c. Hiacock left Friday „ received no answer he walked tn I night for southern Texas where husband who is In tn army camp and found Ott dead in Bed. It wa.i 1 they will reside. Ttiey were acMrs. Harold Veoiker and two chil­ titoughl he might have been dead there. * MIm Kathryn Horton of compnnied by Dwight Hbtcock who Kalamazoo spent the weekend with dren of Lansing spent the weekend 2 or 3 days. Just a few days be­ will return to Michigan. * The W. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hor­ with her mother. Mra. Thermal fore he had called on Mr and Mrs. M Missionary Society will meet ton. * Mrs. Lewi* Kramer, who has Du use and other ’relative*. * Mrs. Edvrard Bowerman and seemed to with Mrs. John Mourer Wednesday, been residing at Rochester. visited Frank Kellogg left Sunday for Cali­ ■ be iu fair health. He had recent­ March 17 * Mr. and Mr*. Claud Mrs. Herman Reynold' last Tucs- fornia to visit her son-in-law nnd ly returned from Kalamazoo where Noble of Climax were Sunday guests daughter. Mr. and Mr*. Nyle Pen- , hit *uter passed away about two npek * Tiie Clover l eaf Class was weeks age He lived alone in the ut lhe Mourer home. * Mra. J. W. McCue of Freeport and Mra. Marie oldest house in Yankee Springs. na Iwld each lh" home Mr' Miu’ Ki'"- ■ It was over 100 years old nnd made Altelee* of Midland Park called on Course is be being-held eac| Tuesday n,n« Ihrouuli u-ne i .M■ Thr Hrat ,er with_ M. «* »>ns Oke and Mra of logs. His brother Calvin died through rhe first . nrnu years ago. . n, Roy J rn.­ meeting will be held nt the home Lan»h Fisher a-sLsUrw The cUm M several * M Mn.. Jetl of Mrs. Maurice Johncock. Hies- voted to g ve$5.00 to the Red Crt>Y kins is not much better. She reth. nH»Lir!’,.'rrMhl mal,u “lx*ut t,w *anMf- ■ Hpr daughday evening. Mor. JO. from 8.00 to Ryder of ciio Mich, 0:00. Mrs. Gladys Chamberlaki*wll! Youngs received the prizes Refresh- tcr Mrs u w«.k h„ mother * be the leader. Tlie study book will mem* were -erved * Pvt Oourter • ue -wm A0!”.1,, J Mr and Mrs. Frank Green of Musbe • Will a a Man Man Ron Rob aoa?" God?" * ♦ Mr. Mr. and Mr*. John Lechleltni-r A n I. kxegon *Rnn * “• dinner ler enterenter- ' .< 1° ‘ .A71’ . ............ ate aimicr with wiui Mr. Mr. and ana Mr*, Mr*. mined their two sons. L. Lyle ’.V ....J and ; " misfortune tn to fracture frnrfnre hi, his left leftI-, Archie .„u,_ „ Burd —. Friday. * Mrs. ,.u James . . fam . Clarence Lechleltner anil their ­ arm between tlie elbow and should- stoikan returned to her home after while uiavina playing footh.ll football. * ftentte. Gentle­ >pen<|lnf the week with ner daugh­ rr white ine* of Detroit Sunday Caller* at 'er their itome Sunday were Mr. and man's Evening of the Woman's Ut- ter, Mra Annt* Matera in Kalam.i„ >lr Mnlrr, rs|BXOl „ zoo Mrs. Leon Fuhr and two sons ot erarv Cjub will lv* iwld Wednesday n East Delton and Mrs. Fordlr Ca.‘cv evening. March 17. at tJir Commmi-. Pd into the U 8. army any time. „n(| llllle brother of North Delton * Mr. and Mr* Itv house H> lowing the banquet Dr * Jalwt Arol Wood and son. Bary of Kala­ Mann of olivet college w> 11 *.jxak • h„e been having the whooping mazoo called cn Mrs. Ida Pifer Sun­ on Peranal History and Interna- <0l.Bh * R<3nnW Blinl rctumed to ,C|1OO|------mu----------morning after being abdav. Mra. Wood was formerly MUs ttonal Politics Dr Mum escaped ».„< .. • ---------»--------------- — Friday :^nt Mmrthrre weeks on on account account of of UllllWilma McDonald. thU making Mrs. froni Germany , in A.i1M0. ?0,,?* ti^lr three weeks Plfer great grandmother to Barv. * „>nL! ! lwR» > ‘ J *< Pf ”r‘-' * Mr “nd Mr’ Ro,x'n In the first round of the biukeibill i Jh^Sk?r i.£££fe ,,f R"tland miw eight deer togethState Tournament held In Lake bf /a.„^‘V-! n ' --------------er, near the ----------Stafford -------------------place In Yan­ Odessa lost week the Delton t^m I।kee Springs Saturday afternoon. * won over Portland by n score of 37- I H i^eU^lte^vvhVt. 1 i.. VJnJ 1Pfc Gordon Green received n med19 The home team will go to Uike I.1" *h»H,nl 1 for sharp shooting. XTmJuk? V'lvnn >‘‘^<%endat *h%m.* I PLEASANT HIU. Smith of Great Like* spent the ' B^urd^v A Henra 'i Mr. und Mrs Joseph Corrigan. weekend with nome home ioiks folks * * Harold Harold ,i ’.’J? .. "r *'r Jr und of Ann Ann Aroor Arbor nave hnvt wrexenti witn ’A,77., 7.,,,. f7 ‘to baby ot Burpee who was a medical patient J ,r S ",nv"1 household goods into in Leila hospital. Battle Creek last ■' ?2r'| r.|\ [Cr th'' Jo^Ph Corrigan tenant house week, rctumed home Sundav night. th7 * n,,d W,U hrlp *,,h 'llc ,arm work * Funeral service*, were held Mon- i m J i’*a SJt , r nominat'd ♦ thls >P,ir ll(lpr AprJ1 j * Mr nnd day afternoon at 2:30 nt the Hen- I ^irnmi”n«Ii!t*’l<w!? tn,n«S,r^ ' Mr? B*'b T01*’1- Jr and L-*nn ton funeral home here, for Michael r m?1 t I 1 °r Detroit spent Saturday nlcht and Hrrmlnetl who died Raturdav at the Hundav with her|p«rr»>tv Mr, und home of Henry Rogera where he ' ™ M: Clare Willlums * Mr and'Mra made hls home * pettv Officer ^Ia, w.rai{ J”. wtekrnd with ! Vcre Carter spent this week MonIxiree Pennock visited al the homes 1!}P •?£.?.Wsr'^ iJ”t‘l day 1,1 GVnd RaP|ds v,'r'' “l Kent of Dan nnd Llewellvn Erb recently. A . L" 2k .r" Teachers invention arid Mra. He has been visiting hls mother :Sl.rl ?.dln*!S'”. 1 SnLlPr uefk* Carter Carter shopping .‘hopping and nnd visiting. visiting. * * Mr, pilwV^nn^k^n'rfnmiKM r,,d al ”’rlr hr*n,<- !lrr<- * Mr *•>- Sunday pui-ts of Mr nnd Mrs. day * Mrs. Garth Ploria left for M A C U I I I C California lost Tuesday to visit her Ii n J 11 V ILLL Norma Iman Reynolds, com Jean Perrin is recovering from an jShip board. Alfred trice Dunning and operation at Leila hospital Battle Creek. * Over 150 voter* attended the Barry township republican cau- 1PLEASANT VALLEY cu* Saturday afternoon. AU 4ownHerbert Ge *hlp officers were nominated on the ispent from Wednesday until Friday first ballot: Morse Backus. Super- 1with Mr. and Mra. Arthur Van Alb- llrPcnvu. visor, 137 vote*; Walter Boylen. 1burg of Grand Rapid*. They spent I.-d clerk, 121 vole*; Beatrice Dunning, ISaturday with Mr. and Mrs. Don- family ,r treasurer. 122 voles, and Clyde Clark ।aid Slowtns and family of Portland. 1 Ray justice. 93 vote*. Leslie Sniffen. ■* MUs Prances Scott of Grand Mr -ml board of review; Clarence Donovan, : J. L. Daniel*. Earl Butler and Her- hss m n? ssn necii MEN WANTED WAR JOBS NOW OPEN IN OUR LOCAL PLANT Pennock and famllv. Lowell nnd Mr nnd ana Mra. Mra. Thomas momns Ostrander Ostrander of of HasHavtlncVM tines spent Saturday ■■<..<.. night ... near Alto. * Naw Cadet Atttr? Pmd RThards who has been stationed at New Philadelphia. uiu» K-'*»»uci|Mi>a. Ohio rar for several wtck week-* i. visiting ».<— Mrs. ... Blanche Is hls mother Rlrhards * Mrs Peter Wibalda of Delton announces the cngtivejnent of her daughter. -Dorothy Betty to Pvt. Edwin U*C Herbert, son of Mr and Mrs. Marshall Herbert. Delton. No date his been set for tlie w-ddine. Pvt. Herbert, who Ls in service with the Army Air Corps is studving radio In Tomah. WU. * Mrs Arlo Brown and daughter Lenh nf Galesburg were supper guests of Mr and Mrs. Lincoln Bush Saturday. . L ,r f?rn.1' .r.,v .----h'?G Mr and Mra. Ben Palmer and son I 1? : d.2. ”’,7i c". . 1 'la{|c,n 0,1 Paul nnd Mr. and Mra. Matt Bcd!1 Main for seven ytara. years. Matn street -treet loryyen ; ^<1 attended a gathering at Mfet 11 Palmer's gnr*Tti n/xw-JT/ nnwx*o 1 n,n" ‘ ' Sunday ounany in honor nonor of or Mr. Mr ”* 1,1 ,M’"*>L ■“ |[and and Mrs. Russel Ruxvel Palmer home from :' ve-. a,--.>• «..-<• — I nnllfomia ArtMra Sarah Lacy and daughter California on furlough ■* * Mr* Mra. AdMr. Wm. Porritt nnd daughters die Lewis has returned home from I Marjorie nnd Irene were in Ixrwell Lansing where she has been vLsSaturday and abo called on Mr*. Hing her cousin. ’ Siie Worden. * Mrs. Flnvd Walton --------■------- —----------------; and little Bobby Parker visited Mrs. Jennie Pardee Sunday atternoon. Mr. nnd Mrs, Harry Dunn made a * M^' Jennie Pardee and sister, business trip to Kalamazoo last ; Mr... Lydia Porritt and Wanett* Monday nnd then visited Mr and 1 Schray were Saturday afternoon Mr.. Louie Erway. * Mrs Lemuel ■ guest* of their nine. Mrs Edwin Oaks nnd children visited from I Nash of Clarksville * Aha Warner Mondav until Fridav with Mr. and and 'family — —"" of Mulliken ------visited "— Sun­ Mrs. Roy Oaks. * Mr. and Mrs. My­ day with Mr. --------------mid Mrs. ,i rca ron Bishop spent Saturday night — parents. ,---------------------- her SOUTH SHULTZ D. I).i. Holcomb * Mrs. Mrr Jennlt Par» •- < and —■ Sunday with her parents. Mr. Mr. and Mra Ronald Kenvon and 'vire, Mrs Mra. Estellu bvteitu itosicr Rosier utut und wanWan- I; nnd Mrs. Dan Douglass. * Byron Dick nnd Jack ofNa*hvillr spent Jetta Schray were visitors at the Ai- Crofoot returned home from Deparents, Mr nnd ।1।den Porritt home Thursday. Mr troit where he has been working Sundav with their parents. Mrs. Alva Kenyon. Kenyon. ** Mr. Mr. nnd nnd Mrs Mra. I Porritt I returned home with themand intends to remain nl home and Jen Lnrabee of Hostings Jets Hastings spent spent -’ nnd nuu visited vimu-u uiiui until Sunday. ouiiaaj. >.Mr. und-do unofarm work. * A. G. Hogal of Thursday euaping with Mr. and Mrs Marvin Thaler _..u mid son of HtaUngs was a gueok Sunday at the — _» Mrs. Lester Bonneville. * Pfc. For- Hasting.* wen* Mondav dinner guests home of Mr. and Mra. John D*­ est Hallock cf Camp Barkley. Tex- I it the Will Mishler home. * Mrs : Smith. ★ George Havens of Detroit as. wax home on n furlough Iasi i Raymend Shaffer of Cmnpnu lake spent the weekend with hls father week. * Mrs. Gladys Shultz of Has- visited with Mrs. Martin Kunde Wm. Havens und Sunday they spent tings called on Mrs. Mina Kenvor Wednesday. * Mr. and Mra. Milton tlie day at Ute home of Mr. and Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Her- Murphy of Grand Rapids were Sun­ Mrs. Howard Johnsons, visiting man Zerbel. Mrs. Christa Aldrich day guests of Steve Miller and fam- Mrs. Havens und reported her about and Francis Ward and Bobble anti I Uy. * Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wolcott the same. * Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordon Kenyon of f Lansing wen* Sunday dinner Wilcox spent Sundav with Mr. and Hastings were callers at the Ken- ‘ guests of Mr. and Mrs. A T. Eash, Mrs. Lester Lord of Cloverdale. * yon home Sunday afternoon. * Les- * Clare Eash nnd family spent Mr. nnd Mrs Art Gorham of Dow­ ter Bonneville had the misfortune • Sunday with, her people. Mr. and ling spent Wednesday afternoon to lose their best cow last week. * I Mrs. Geo Heller cl Gull lake * with Air. and Mrs.-France Gorham. Charles Kahler. Mrs B*rt Patton Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Hom enter- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mishler und Just 61 years ago. on March 24 talncd lhe Farm Bureau meeting . daughter Gwendolyn >*i*re In LowCloverdale Ladles AM Society 1*««t Friday evening. an obscure country doctor named There were 32 j ell and Grand Rapid* on b**.-—<* Thursday. * Mr. nnd Mra Will present and they also added some Friday. * Mr. and Mrs., Russell Robert Koch announced his proof Whittemore soent Sundav-wlth their new members. Tlie next tneellnr 1 Blough and family of Freeport were that the disease tuberculosis was brother-in-law Mr. nnd Mra. John will be held with Mr. and Mrs. Geo . Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and caused by a rod-shaped germ—the Anders |n KntemAWO. * Mrs. Clouse. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Hum Mis. Jerry Blough. * Callers the Blanche Richards sr*nt Snturrfw and Clifford Kahler spent Satur- I past week nt Jerry Blough’s were nleht and S'indnv with her broth- day with Mr. and Mrs. Vcm Wei-.Rachel Stahl nnd son Arthur, Mr. cr-in-law sister Mr. nnd ...... Mra cher " and .1 — . ..... v.... v, iu «>>. ,uiu uau.iiof Lacey <ii nnd Mr. and .1113 Mrs uiiu mid ..ii', Mrs; Tobins oiiitHik Shreck mid daugliCnlvln Powell in Hn«tlnes. * Mr. Hom spent Sunday with Clifford tern. May nnd Mary of Zion HIM and Mrs John Adam* saw meadow- 1 Kahler. Tlie friends of Lucile Kith- nnd Mrs Albert Siabaugh of East 1nrlr> In In their >k.l. vard ..-.H Tuesday -n..__ .... of last ■_ <_______ ■_____________ ... . ... . .. ............. . " . .. . larks ler will be glad to know that .she’ Bowne. * Manlic Gilmore of Kalaweek and blue-birds and rnhlns was brought home from a Battle rmzoo and. . Charles -................................ Pvt. Blough of Sundav morning. Looks like soring Creek hospital Sunday. Battle Creek were Saturday evening Ls lust around the comer. * Mr nnd callers of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jerry Orders from Uncle Sam are to Blough. * Mrs. Abe Eash and Mrs Mrs. Carl Simmons and son. Char­ every man before--he Is -------taken Clare Eash attended a miscellaneous les of Ann Arbor and Mr. and Mra.X-ray ------- --------,----------------Ralph Stirring and two children. ■ into the armed force*. A chest X- shower Saturday al the home of Ellsworth and Carol nf Level Park ray picture will show tuberculosis Mrs Helen Burkey of Hastings for were dinner guests of their sister, before a person feels sick. -Mrs. Paul Burkey. Adequate Insurance THE ONLY PROTECTION AGAINST WINDSTORMS Thl* picture *how« the wreck of one of Michigan • finest bam*. own4d by Anna and Lawrence Stowe, located on section 27, Leroy township, Ingham county. It was destroyed by windstorm May 29. 1942. This company promptly paid the lots of $7,000 on the bam and $1,393.17 on the hen house and other personal. During the Last Three Years —1940, 1941, 1942 TMI FOUCYHOIDU1 OF THIS COMPANY HAVI HAD WINDSTORM LOSS IS'OF OVIR * *1,900,0002° The Equitable adjustment and prompt payment of thege tremendous losses could have been made only by a company well prepared to meet such a circumstance. The Michigan Mutual of Hastings paid all these heavy losses just as promptly as was humanly possible and without increasing the-assessments or borrowing money. The Cost for ADEQUATE INSURANCE in the. Michigan Mutual is as Low as SAFETY Will Permit MICHIGAN MUTUAL WINDSTORM INSURANCE COMPANY Harrison Dodds, President - Guy E. Crook, Vice-Pre-i’dent - M. E. Cota, Secretary-Treasurer TH! OLDIJT COMPANY OF ITS KIND IN MICHIGAN WORK/ FIGHT/ BUY BONDS PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY All Applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH It. 1M3 * Mr and Mr*. Ray Wieland re- ‘ Mr*. Ray Wieland accompanied by Rev. J- W. McCue prcachad the Freeport MvthodUl Charch Everett M. Love, pastor funeral sermon of Mn. Ruel Leonccived a letter from their son Law- »*— «—•— l—••-------- *- *»— Morning Worship 11 too Bennorr rence .-aying that lie lias received ting* Monday. * Mr and Mn. Fred •My Father's Businas* ' the rank of Ftral Claas Private. * Tabbercr accompanied by Mr. and Sunday School 12:00. at Delton. Mr. Mid Mra. Ivan DcnUc .and Mr. and Mrs Gerald Thomp&un Mn. Sidney Flfield of Bute road Next Sunday the pastor will be­ were Sunday dinner guests ol Mr. gin a eerie* of Lenten sermon* on family of Alto were Sunday evening und Mra Carl Myers of East Has­ । were in Hasting* Saturday night subjects intended to lead our think­ guest* of Mrs. Mina Denise. * Mr* ting* * Mr. and Mra. Paul Peter- and heard the Myen Trio * ing up to Easter. We invite you to Mn. Floyd Walton and nephew E. B Ortffln. D. D. Pastor ‘Virgil Wood* and Gerald and Ger­ be with u*. Freepart Carilan Center Methodist Ctaurch aldine spent a few days with Mr guest* of Mr and Mrs Ken Braen- : Sre^iaude’waiEm'* nai^Leht** 10:30 A M Sunday School Everett M. Love, pastor i>nd Mr* Robert While ot Stevens­ die and family ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Al- | Jfr*. Claude Walton^ * <?•»! Lteht 11 30 A. M. Morning Worship Morning Worship 10:00 by “r at^ Mra 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. ville * Mr and Mrs Clare Bassett ton Gray spent Sunday with Mr. Sunday School 11:00. land Mr*. Kunde were in Bat.le Creek 8: 00 P M - Evening Service •and family of Irving were Sunder:and Mr*, Walt Wlngcler ot Lowell. * Mr and Mr.s Wendall Shoemaker RtiS-ki* BOO P. M. Thursday, prayer ­ dinner guest* of Mr. nnd Mrs ■ “ sMtit Sunday and Mon- . ^oo1 * *n^ Mra Victor Steckle meeting. ■ Why X-ray? ', a new pamplilet Geonre Ba-..*ett * Mrs. Maud Jus­ of TunMnc ’MTUI Mra " Adam EnJ explaining the importance of the Pleaaant Valley tice and Mrs. Nellie Robbins of * faTthw chMi X-ray In finding tuberculosis, 10.00 A- M. Morning Worship Clarksville were Saturday dinner dm * Mrs. Watt Thomas of South Bowne wa* a Saturday afternoon and M« T ./pcni. may be bad In quantity from the guevLi of Mrs Polly Parks. * Mr 11:00 A. M Sunday School caller of Mr. and Mr*. Guy Smith. I?} Jfl ’ “ I' k m J? Michigan Tuberculosl* A**oclsllon. 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor and Mr*. Arthur Moore. Virglni.-. 8:00 p. M Tuesday. Prayer - meet - lAiulng. which open* it* 15Ui Early and Kenny, and John Delany called* , Mr. bnd Mra. Walter Rockhill of. on Mra. Moore'* sL*ter Edna Cisler Hastings off Mr. *Ul* “’J3?11 * ing * DiagncMia Campaign April 1. — were Sunday guests gueaL, O at the Sparrow hospital in Lansing and Mr*. W W. RockhilL • Mr. *mi Mr* £len Fish and Mra Sunday * Mr. and Mr*. Bird Shrl- and Mra. Kenneth Mead and turn- /P11 ”<>** attended the buna! ol lenbarger of Hasting* were Wedne*- ily of Maple Grote tlsltcd Mr. and Martin ol Orand Rapid* at day evening caller* c.f Mr. and Mr* ' Mrs. Claud Mead Saturdiy • Er- Bo?n.e, Saturday * Mr Clement Mead * Mr and Mr* Leo nett Arm Benedict ‘*”— ri ;?• rb Herman and nevi Wootfc woods and aim Mrs. aar*. aiui ucncuui — ---------------- Gosch T , .. ..Mr* Rose and family of HMtlnn wen of' Greenville ~ "”n" were •" here Sunday' gpe*t*, Cla^ w Walton in Hasting* of the Virgil Wood* family * Mr* ♦ Mr ,«nd Mp. Alvin Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mra. Ed Helriglc were Sunday dinner gucsta Stairs. * Mr and Mra. Merrill Agn<-* Thompson of Hastings Li Karciur and family were Sunday . ending a lew day* with Mr*. Polly of Mr. and Mra John Hocvenalr and gue«r* of Mr and Mrs. Watt Thom­ Parks. * Mr. and Mrs. W. C. tape Mrs Ellen Helriglc of Hasting* * Mr and Mr* Dan Ptxtma und Phyl­ as of South Bo wie * Mr*. John received a iglter recently- from their Quinn of Grand tlapkl* was a Fn- grandson Gerald Lape jjatlng that lis Ann were in Grand Rapid* U*t lie u syll on the Battleship "North Friday night They also called on Mr. and Mra. Bill OHarroa * Mrs .... — — -------------Carolina" and that he is O.K. • Guy Smith. * Mr and Mr.-, Harold Aldrich and family visited Mr. and George Po*t of Hasting* was a H A *nioiniMon of Grand Rapid* Mr* Vem Aldrich and family o! .Tuesday guest* of hlv uunt Mr* yx-nt Sunday with Mr. and Mr* . Forre*t Buehler * Mr. and Grand. Repid* Sundav evening » , Ida Payne * David Pike of Grand ----- i Mrs William Itfnore of Hastings ■and ---a Mr Tlie Misses Evelyn Dori* john— ” • - and ' ’— Rapid* w.i* a Wednesday dinner." *Vt“*n Moore Mr. n,,rt Mr* Mr* Ralph Bu,nh Moore Mnnr* of n' 8. Ftee”**non of Ixrcan spent Saturday with gue*l ot Mr. ..nd Mi*. Harold Wood* and their aunt Mr* Ray Wieland and und son. * Ned Newton ha* been in port were Sunday guest* of Mr. and i Mrs. Charles Moore * Mr* Gall family. * Miss Orr.i Newton was a Lansing on business lor tlie past Sunday visitor at the Hnmcr Fred­ two wtc-k*. * Mrs. Naiu-y Deining, Lightfoot who underwent an appenericks'n home nf Carlton * Mr. whe spent the winter with her son dertomy at the Osteopathic hospital ; There’s only one thing more foolish than killing the goose that and Mr* Ray Nceh and famllv Mr and Mrs. Frank Deming of in Battle Creek.’ returned to her of Vicksburg and Ffank Gc^ch of Grand Rapid*, returned home Sun- linmc Sunday. Her friend* wWi her lays the golden eggs. That's living up the money that has been Ha tur.* were Sunday dinner guc.*!.* da? * Mrs. Will Blough and Mr a M*edy recovery * Mr and Mr* I Robert Neu ton and familywere I put away to buy the seed for nest year’s crops. anti Mr* Jay Blough were Saturday Bernice cl»'on was a Saturday eve­ evening guests ot Mr. u.rd Mr*, lia Sunday dinner gueat* of Mr and i Although G-E turbines and lamps and refrigerators don't Btough of Alio. ’ ira. wh7 hi* been Mrs WUtam Newton of State Road ' ning supper gu»-bf Mr. and Mr. 111. U improved. * Mr*. Poll* Park, near Itaating*. ♦ Mr and Mrs c I grow from any seed you can buy at a seed store, yet any manu­ Howard (?.->■ of Mach lake. * Mr. a Thursday overnight guest ot w 9ulvcr w™ of * 1 Elnora Wliitn-v spent from Tues­ facturer - no matter what he makes has a seed problem just day until Friday with her son’ Mr Mr and Mr*. Carlton Dump o! Hiu- "jep parents Mr and Mr* Willard the same. For next year's models, and improved designs, and and Mrs. n C Whitney anti family l>i.i> * Mr* Harold Woods and tort ^ulVrE, °r A»W»n- * Mr. andMn new products-all these cost money. Money for research, and ■» vranaululv . w aim nxi* and daughter Phvln* 1 of Grand Dcdge. * mi Mr. and Mrs Vv .pent from Thursday until Sunday \,al’ L Wolcott vf Lan ina were Sunday ul’.li Mr. and. Mr:. M A Ui:*en ol An’’ *cre Thursday evening caller* I engineering, and new tools, and advertising to tell the public •afternoon guest* of Mr end Mrs. Knfama/oo. On Sunday Harold was ,r rs i where a product can be obtained, and how much it will cost. L R Wolcott. * Mr. and Mra. Sey- tiuir dinner guest- and the lormet c?7, , * ,Mr ftnd Mr*-, Hilton Ux inour Lape nnd Barbara Ann of.relumed honw uith him * Mr*. KAMmazoo were weekend. guest* And the only place this money can come from is out of past Grand Rapids were Sundav guests Claud Mead spent Wedne. day With ®‘ bupt and Mra. Evart Ardh and earnings, or borrowing on the promise of earnings in the future. of Mr and Mts W. C. Lapc. * Mr ‘her si*teis Mra. Oscar Jones and * VS' E..HL Babbitt, ■ of ' In other words-from seed money. and Mr-. CIFre Pavne ..".'J?. nr of in Climax i.iuiijx air*. ju -. Etlitl t-uui He** nr.*, of Hastings nwsuiigs. *w Mr mr --------- . —-’ —.LT'ra ------ -—-- dU‘^‘. : week with -ma **■ Mis vere Sunday 5J4*r,n*cn<*cnt. preached on the .spent a few d-v* last v “* hi* ‘ ‘ ’ ’*Ben Blakney --------------From the seed of research and engineering, planted in years i- w and mother Mra. Ida Pavne - M-mHiI- - . <,a,st* of Mr -and Mr* Ed Savacool Freeport circuit last Sunday past by General Electric, have come some pretty amaiing en Wood* of Ha-tings spent Sunday |of Coat, Giove *Mr and Mr* wa. a dinner guwt of Rev and Mr*. Howard Clinton <4 Elmdale. .4r and Ev5’*n ’f'* * al“’ Mrs^Uivc crops. Incandescent lamps Ave times as efficient as Edison's, with her parents Mr nnd Mrrs. Vir ’’ Mi Alfred Gonzal.* and family, wd daughter called on Mr and Mra. gil Wood* and family. • Sun davacuum tubes that made radiobroadcasting possible, refriger­ ■ and■ Mr. and... Arthur pTr<1 Henney and son. Lieut Robvisitor* at the Nell Newton home ■krai, Mi* ators for the home and electric ipachines for industry to make of Carlton Center last were Mr and Mr*. Jame* CoU-in* Clinton of Carlton were feunda*. cuiiu.c. 'rt Henney. ■ ■■ important jobs easier. • . nf Nashvilli. Mr and Mr* John dinner guest-, ot Mr .-nd Mr.*. B. it Sunday evening Nansy and *on of Wacou'ta. and Clinton * Mr and Mr* Bert Huy. Right now the crops we're growing are all of the "Victory W. S. <■. s. Mr and Mr* Vernon Newton of'nerof Lake Odes-sa were Thursday Tne W s c S met at the home Gai den" kind weapons that are serving with our armed forces Ha-tins'.- * Mr and MrDale evening guests of Mr. and Mrs of Mrs 1. B tz-stcr last Wednes­ on land and sea and in the air. Roush have moved into the house,Adam Endres. * Mr. and Mr*. Vlrfoimerly occupied by Mr and Mr* til Wood* were in Greenville last day afternoon with twenty present. But we mustn't neglect the seed money for the future. We're Pres Mr* William Mishler had Harold Aldrich and family. Tile Thursday morning. * Mr. and Mrs looking forward to the continuance of the industrial system Edgar Cheney nnd Donna of Lan- charge of the business meeting of Pl*»» were made for a chlckriipicd bv the former. * Gayioi* ring were Friday evening nuniier supper that will allow us to open up and cultivate other new and prom­ l utsts ol Mlinn Mrs Her nan ,,lr •' u PP er March 25. An linpreWhitney who enlk-ted in Hie Coast ; gUesls of Mr. and Mra F--------ising fields. So, tomorrow. Ioc|g for important developments in Guard* i* stationed at the Coa-t television, fluorescent lighting, plastics, electronics. These will Guard* Trainlr-j Station in Bay und Meria ol Hasting* weir Sunday ah , r s«r -wi scMcCue. Mrs Adah Mottcr. Mr*. Art I* familiar words in tlie post war world. General Electric Ci:v * F L Walton and daughter. ■llv S N...b* Mre pjliv P^rkxMio ’"cl Mrs Frtnk Thompson: Mr-. *•'»’. F. Clc-mn visited the lai.1fund M.s A-..* ImmuLiin oi » Piano duet by Rev and Mr* Love: Company, Schenectady, n. y. hu.-b.ind nt Howell Sunday * uLw TiEXi! a■ duet *“ by Mr* w """m MW ",r and •nd William Mishler Mr and Mr* Frank Tnbmjrson Mr*. John Thaler. RefreahmeriL* of spent Saturday evening with Mr. ,yiu *t* of Mr and Mrs. J D Coo] ire cream and cookies were served and Mir. Charles Woodruff nf Hun­ ting*. * Mr and Mra Lewi* N<eb Slatsick of Caledonia, and Mr* by the hoxteM. accompanied Mr and Mr* Clarence Elnora Whitney, local, were Sun.Van Patten to Ci.itk*villc Saturday. (day guots ut lhe Haloid Yoder home * Mr*. Leon Howk »j>eni txwt High School Auditorium la*t .Monday with her parent* Mr. und Wednesday evening March 10th : Mr*. Dan Weaver ol Elmdale Mr with a very Rood attendance The and Mis. Weayer received an­ buMnc^s niretlng wa* in clkirgc of ' nCunctnn nt tf lhe birth of a daugh­ Pres. Amelia Moore. The meeting THE FOLLOWING ARE SAFE. SOUND AND ter to Mr. and Mr- William Jenr- opened with the singing of songs SENSIBLE INVESTMENTS IN . ton ol Grand Rapids. It is their great great grand-daughter. * Mrs. Rev J. W. McCue had charge of the I Carcline Buehler spent Sunday with program of which a Mock Trial Mr. md Mrs. Forest Buclikr and presented. Those who participated family. * Mr*. c W Culver at­ in it were Rev. and Mr*. Love. Rev. 80 ACRES form in Hastings Township Sec. 12, tended Hie Garden Club last Tues­ and Mr* McCue. Supl. Ardis. Mr lays level, excellent soil. Good house, 3 bed­ day at Nashville. Their main mlrr- Hardy. Bobby Blough. Mrs McCaul. rst wa* mostly of the early blooms John Thaler. Mr* Stuart. Henry rooms. living room, dining room, wash room, and *hrubs. There will a!*o be a Kurcher. and Charles Moore. The I kitchen, has furnace and lights, barn, 30 x 66 meeting in May by the Garden jury con*Uted of Mr and Mr*. hen house. 12 x 40 hog house, corn crib, garage, Club at Nashville High School au­ Frank Thompson. Gerald Thomp­ ditorium. * Mr mid' Mr*. Frank son. Mr*. Will Mishler. Mrs Allen well fenced. .$8,000.00 Bunker at Alto and Uttie Georgia Fi*h. and George Humphrey. After 60 ACRE form in Sec. 35 Corlton. leys level, Ann Bunker of Grand Rapid* were the program refreshments ot chile, Sunday guest* of Mr.. Stella Cre**. coffee, and cookies were served very good soil, good house, 3 bedrooms, living * Mr. nnd Mn Charles Hoyt and room, dining room, kitchen, full basement, born Bowne Center Methodist Church ! 30 x 40, hen house 12 x 24. has electric sing Sunday a Mr and Mrs Rob­ Rev. J W. McCue. Pastor 10 00 A M Sunday School I ert QUsgow and sorts of ffowlint. $3,500.00 lights. Mr and Mrs Willard Arnold and “ - m Morning Worship— | NICE 7 ROOM house hot electricity, well, and Marilyn and Mr. and Mr Howard Theme •Tlie Christian Verity chicken coop 12 x 30, this place is 2', miles B >lo of Halting; were gue*U <>f Mr ... • and Mr*. Glenn Krifogg. * Mr and Choir rehearsal Thursday evening. north of Nashville, only _ _ .$1,000.00 FREEPORT UCTION SALE •■cause of the illness of my wife I wiM hold on auction sale at the farm located 9 miles southwest of Hastings on M-43. 3 miles west of Goodwill church and 1 mile south of Otis lake; or 30 rods north of Glass Creek grange hall on TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1943 COMMENCING AT 1 O’CLOCK. I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING: TOOLS HORSES Boy horgc. wgt. 1500 Ibi., 14 yr». old. Block marc. wgt. 1400 lbs.. 14 yn. old. Black marc. wgt. 1450 lbs., 5 yrs. old. Shetland pony*. - CATTLE Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old. due Apr. 20. Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, due Apr. 1. Jersey cow, coming 3. due July 1. Holstein heifer, posture bred. Holstein and Durham heifer, pasture bred. Guernsey and Durham heifer, pasture bred. HOGS Wagon and flat rack. Old wagon Wheel scraper. 2 riding cultivators Bob sleigh. Five tooth cultivator. 2 walking plows Gale riding plow. 3 see. drag Spike drag. Deering mower, 6 ft. cut. . Dump rake Manure spreader. Deering binder Deering com binder. 11 . h. p. gas engine Buzx saw. Hinman milking machine. 3 ten gal. milk cans. 2 scalding kettles. Single buggy and harness. Set work harness. Third horse harness. Several horse collars. Cream separator 2 oil drums. Forks, shovels and hoes. All small tools used on farm. HAY 2 yr. old sow and 6 pigs. Brood sow. wgt. 200 lbs. About 4 or 5 tons Alfalfa hoy. About 2 ton Clover and Timothy hoy. 9 feeder pigs, wgt. 60 or 70 lbs. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to removed until settled for. WILLIAM HAVENS, Prop JAY WING. Clerk. DEWEY REED. Auctioneer. BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS Seed Money GENERAL AUCTION SALE ELECTRIC REAL ESTATE Having sold my farm, will sell the following property at public auction at the farm located 5 miles north of Bedford or 2 miles West and 2 miles south of Lacey on MONDAY, MARCH 22 , 1943 COMMENCING AT 12:30. HORSES Black horse, 10 years, wgt. 1700. Gray horse, 13 years, wgt. 1500. CATTLE Grodc cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh Jon. 15. Durham & Jersey, 2 yrs. old, due April 10, Durham Er Jersey heifer, 1 yr. old. Calf, 2 mos. old. Steer, 1 year old. CHICKENS 40 White Wyandotte hens. HOGS 3 Brood sows due before sale. Poland China stock hog, 10 mos. old. HAY Er GRAIN About 5 tons mixed hay. 200 crates corn ears. 100 bu. oats. TOOLS Dowagiac shoe drill. 2 farm wagons. Deering Binder. 2 horse cultivator. 2 side delivery rakes. 1 horse cultivator. McCormick mower Land roller. John Deere hay loader. Bob sleigh Spike drag. 3 section 24 tooth drag. Oliver 99 walking plow. 110 Gale riding plow. 11 Oliver riding plow. 2 DeLaval cream separator. 5 Gal. cream can. 110 ft. new Manilla hay rope. Peninsular heating stove. Manure spreader. Fanning mill Corn shelter. 1 3-4 horse gas engine. Blacksmith forge and anvil. Tank heater Feed grinder. Barn trucks Heavy work harness. John Deere Model D Tractor. ittle Genius 16x double bottom plow, iding plow. Garland range. Hoosier kitchen cabinet. Forks, hoes, shovels and other articles too numerous to mention. k BUY WAR BONDS LOREN Van SYCKLE, Prop HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer EfcNEST GRAY, Clerk 6 ROOM HOUSE and bath, all modern in First Word, has garage.$3,350.00 NEW 6 ROOM house in first ward, all modern. a dandy. ------ -------------- - ----------------- $3,800.00 b ROOM HOUSE in 4th ward, all modern, has a large garage, close to schools. Priced at $3700. EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER (The best investment on earth I* the earth itself) STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659’ ' OUR SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS >* OTHt* StHVICl CHECKING ACCOUNTS WAR SAVINGS BONDS BANK MONEY ORDERS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TERMS OF SALE: Cash, no property to be removed until settled for. 10 ROOM HOUSE, real close in, strictly modern, has double garage, large lot one of the best built houses in Hastings, 3rd word, priced ot $10,000.00 For rent at $2 50 and government tax—in our fine solely deposit vault. Get one today for your war Bonds and other valuable papers. NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. | I March 31 is the Deadline We're here to serve you. Gas, Oil or Tire Repairing. Let us help keep your car running for the duration. MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES �TOT HASTIXO8 BANXCT, THURSDAY. MARCH IB, M4» ; Uli member* now have their gold Nana Reardon. A ahrewd old lady, settle lhe Class D Champlonihlp Zion Lutheran Church ptna. * »ith a quick and a sharp way ot ot this area. Paul W. Geiger. p**tor 10: 00 A. M—Sunday school The Junior play "Every Family Raying what »he think*,—Joyoe Clarksville enter* the finale • 11: ------00...A —M — Morning worship Ha* .... One", - a - .u three — act ... comedy by k.- Bftardt. against Woodland, by virtue of al Wednesday 8:IS P. M. Third mid- George Batson will he presented on -Essie, the maid-Naomi Hilley deeldve victory • over Sunfield la*t , fiwoe from »w»y Attending the week Lenten Service. Friday. April 9 This $25 royalty play ’ Reginald Reirdcn. the easy going Friday evening by a wore of 32 to, funeral of E Brodoeck wart: Mn. Thursday—Children* religious in- t* full of human lntere»t and good man of lhe house—Ro<* KreU. Enuua Wolfe. Detroit; Mn EdlUi stnictlon 4:10 P M Adult religious •laughter. ' Wunderlich and Fatrtclu Brodbeck, Marcia Reardon, the sweet, pretty ’ English 9 claim are enjoying lhe Grand Hapids; Mr and Mrs IRVING study of Robert L. Stevenson’s nov­ daughter—Ruth Lake Keene Wolfe. Joyce and Keene. Jr., warry Reardon. Tlie would-be Mr. and Mn. Clarence Longstreet The Evangelical Church el "Kidnapped”. They are trying of Gull Mkc; Mias Helena Benner good looking son. if he were better went to Grand Rapid* Bunday W 1 J. S. Dcab’.er, pastor their hand at drawing land or sea of Battle Creek; Dr. O. L Benner groomed—Teddy Burkle. see Mr*. Longstreet'S father who la i 10 00 A. M—Morning jronJilp. fltetuMk-ro illustrate their interval of Milford. 111.; Itev and Mr>. E Mr Parker. The big. blustering, 111. Mr. Longstreet had sustained 11:00 A. M.—Bunday school in tht* awry. J West of Wlllunutun. Mrs. Arthur an injury to hl* arm on Saturday { English io class.are studying a old visiting friend—Jack Osgood. Reiser, Mrs. Gallen Ml*kc of tan- ••Beatitudes. What They Mean TO Biterwin Parker. The plain son of but is getting along nicely. * At. Nathaniel Hawthornes novel 'The atng; Mr and Mn. James Uii|. Me". !*d by Jerry Bales the Republican caucus on Satur­ House of Seven Gables" and notic­ “the" Parkers—Dwight Rowteder. Mr. Chester Long and Mn. Tom 8 30 P M.-Evening Worship Spa­ Illy Reardon. A pretty cousin ot 17 day the .'.'ime ticket was nominated Ogden. Hastlnss; Mr and Mn. An­ cial Numbar—"Oh. Wonderful Day." ing point* of local color and human —Dori* Batea _‘ —Supervisor, Wm. McCann: Clark. drew Elnkbelner. Middleville; Mrs. Lenten Retreat in Kalamazoo • American Literature students are Todd Kalloway. A tall good-look­ Ken Bnwndlc:.Trta.Mirtr. John Per- I Sarah Oalroth, Maple Grove. Mr. WcdncAday. ing boy of twenty—Donald McMil­ ry. Justice. Ralph Stewart * Mr. and Mn. Luther Brodbeck. Luther. Midweek Prayer Service Thurs­ working on their own aulobiograph- len.. and Mrs. John Perry entertained Jr.. Marguerite and Norina Jean, of day evening at the home of George their son and hls family from Kai- , Latin class continues to progress lutjjsr Rev. and Mrs. Carol Brod­ Schneider. amazoo over the weekend. * Sgt. beck of New Haven. Mich. . Choir Rehearsal Friday evcnlnif al in every way and also enjoys sup­ plementary reading In English about For Championship Joe Liner, who has been home on the Parsonage ha* rctumed to Washing­ early Rome and mythology. Township Republicans Hold Caucus ■ By virtue of having drawn a "bye" furlough ton * William McCann called on The Republican Caucus was held United Brethren in Christ in the Ana ta.-kctball Tournament Dean lUll of Rutland Bunday who Sth and' tilh «rad*» . Thursday afternoon. The following 1. H. Osgood, minister being held March 12. 13 nnd 19th is recovering from the injuries he Mn. Arlle Spindler. Teacher slate of nominees will be presented Woodland at Lake- Odessa high school. Wood­ sustained when knocked down by We were glad lo have Mrs. Audra land’s bxsk*-trers will play only one to the voter* at the election *|n Morning worship and sermon— Ku'.«maul visit us Fridav P M April 5.: Super viW- Albert Itecspr; game in tlie tourney and that game a car recently. Clerk—Leon Hynes; TrryMurrr-Sunday school—I TOO A M. Jeanne Fisher wa* the champion with „„„ vmiaw ,„ltT ,next x, Clarskville Friday eveVesta Bom; Justice of Um4 Peace — Communion Sen Ice and message in a spelling contest Friday after- n lng. March 19th at nlng. nt 7.30 P. M. will Dr. L H. Brumm. Victor Eckardt. bv Rev D. If Carrick, presiding— noon. _________________ Highway Coofm—Henry Hynes: 7:30 P M Our Defense Stamps sale was Quarterly Conference and arBoard of Review—J. L. Smith; Con­ stable s—Albert Shcilenb.irgcr. Har­ mon by P E. Mar 22 8 00 P M We an- learning some new spring Cottage pm-.-cr meeting. Wed­ song*. old Smith, Floyd Chun. , . nesday- 7:00 P. M Evungehstic service* bevin March Red Cross Drive Fourth ami Fifth Grade* Getting Fine Support 28th. Rev. P. E Olmstead of Cale­ . Mrs Martha V Smith—Teacher . Tlie Red Cross workers in Wood­ donia will be the evangelist. Wc have a new cactuA plant land Township und village arc Kilpatrick brought by Robert and Donald Sunday school-10 30 A M having fine results from the Red -Worship and sermon—11:30 A M Matthews Their father recently re­ Cross Drive. The Woodland P. T A turned frum Texas and dug up this No evening service because “ off Official 'board voted io donate while there 373.00 and last wtek BIO Or. wu* r< - Communion service at Woodland plant Cottage prayer meeting, Thursday I The fourtii grade reviewed Die ctivrd from lhe Womans Study countries of Switzerland und Hol­ club and $1000 horn the Woodland All arc cordially invited to each land by having a debate. The side Farm Bureau Wc hope every orhaving Switzerland won. gnnlratlon will help this good cause service. Those receiving 100 In a fifty word and to every citi/i n the slogan of lhe drive I. GIVE DOUBLE. Mrs Rena Walt., was I lost ess to s]M-lling teat last week were Loren Nicholson Mary Jane Leak arid II. '. Hilley. To Offer Red Cross members , responding >° roll rail j We were sorry to learn that Joyce Home Nursing Course Here During lhe birsine1 • .o-nion it warTlie Barry County Chapter of Hie voted to give two dollars to the Red Farthing had an operation for ap­ Ilid Cross Organization 1* apon- Crus*. Subscriptions to the "Young 1 pendicitis Monday morning. rorinit a series of Home Nursing Crusader" were voted oh for the Junior Play Friday April 9 courses throughout lhe county. first three grades in the schools and i A coune in home nursing will be the Union Signal for the older stU- 1 The Junior Class of Woodland Elven ut the Woodland High m-1i<k>1 d*nt*. Mr* Mary Denbb t had' High School has chosen for it. v .one of our local trained nurse*. 'charge of the program and pre­ play, “Every Family Ha • Mrs Vent Hewitt, assisted by va­ sented a lecture "Wc Are At War". spring ' rious members of lhe Kellogg bv George Barton Cutten, inmdcut One", a comedy with a good line o! Foundation and i* being *i«nv>red of Colgate University. Mrs Dus'. characters Tire cast U: Penolope Reardon. A precocltw locally by the Woman’s Study Club. Tyler, aupertntendent nf alrol.ol ed­ Tin* r nurse include.* twelve les­ ucation preaented her department, i'eleven—Barbara Hershberger । UiurA Reardon, the young, pretty sons mid ini mix rs enrolling must promise lo intend all claxws and and scatterbrain mother—Margerie HICKORY CORNERS to buv n text book which will cost WOOIH.AND IOWNSIIIP Hf’HOOL Kwir.maul. seventy-five cents No other charge : Woodland High Library Club en­ Mrs Parker, the aristocratic t>|»e for tlie course will be made tertained at guest iiigin on Tuesday ... ..... look* uu ... on ..« nf .......... person, who down everyAll wemen interested are urged e-.-eiilng for regular meeting. Nearly body and everything—Mary Lake. to eet in touch with Mrs. John Dell. President of the Study Club or Mr Roy Pcfkin*. Chairman at once u. the class will soon be organized. | WOODLAND APPLES APPLES ARE ALL SOLD. THANK YOU’FOR YOUR PATRONAGE. CARL BOYES ORCHARD Teacher Herr Eleven Veals Resigns Having taken a Civil Service examinntlon and passed ft wi'h a vvv ■ high Pierage. Mrs Htldr Baas hn rcr.lptierl her po ltion rm the trnchimr staff of WoodlaruL Townslil.i School. P was in the fall of 1932 that Mr Hilda Sumin Bans returnee! to ‘vr; home town us n member- of thfacultv nf the school from which she was graduated. Borm after rnmhig her-, site ho­ gan .n.s L.ting in tlie 4-H Club work , wwlntr nnd running She proved । |ter worth in this work by the manv j merit* of award* won hv the par- j tlritmtinR members of HU* fine or- ■ geiilrotlnn — . Mr B in. ha* brm n very helpful member nf the Woodland Wom­ an'* Sludv Club, having served a president, virr-presidcnt. recording: recrrtnrv and a* a member of the Boarii of Directors. She wa* also an officer of the Barry County F*<lcration of Woman’s Club*. She also able n.-slMed with the music’ of her club While living In the village. Mr* Hv«* iws Iw-en verv active In the. United Brethren church She Ires rerved a* plnni*t end assisted with th" Suni'nv school work. Tn her teaching, which wa* her, paramount interr*i. she ha* nroverif verv efficient. She hn* endrarctt her«elf io hrr pun!!* fod her a**nciH'r trnrher< nnd will be grentlv rnis.’ed bv both protifi* We regret deeply, her leaving our re)mol and cur community but wc: extend our sincefe wish for her happiness an»l success in her newlv cho*en vocation. A S Woodland Neighbor ( lirill II NOTES South Woodland Church of The Brethren Arthur I. Dodce. paetor in:nn A M. Worship und vrmor 11 :fX) A M Sundnv relinol Fridav evening. March 19th 9 00 P M. S’crr-mtk-an slides on the wrrk of the Brethren Service Com­ mittee Rev P R Hoover of Rrtiv- । ertr.n and Rev Arthur Taylor of Flint will be with U*. 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See it!( diet’s Keep HIGHWAY COMMlillUNtR War 85c You con’l bvy b«ll«rl bom o» Itwio Sup«r-qval.ty finihu dry HANOI! IJoyd Reid, present State llichway Commissioner, has made a career of building rood road* for .Michigan. Hi* len ycar experience up through the ranks of lhe highway department is your assurance that he knows lhe job —Ihal jic will continue to give the same fine highway terv­ ice that you have a right lo expect. ’‘J® MWIBS B>2f BUY WAR STAMPS! ON SALE AT pared atpholt wtfocod »q. fl. Nail* and HEXAGON 5HING covers 100 $qimro �PACHt SIX ANNUAL TAX SALE THF HASTINGS BANNTR. TIH-RSnAV. MARCH IS. 1M3 ! . L E 6 A L S PTZ A IS POWERFUL WEAPON AGAINST SHEEP . • PTZ, our phenothiaxine worm remedy, is highly effective against six species of worms. It expels more stomach worms than the average worm remedy and its active ingredient, phenuthiaxine. is the only drug known to be effective against nodular worms. PTZ is available in two forms for treating sheep. These are PTZ Pel­ let* and PTZ Dtench. An important feature of cither of these is accuracy of dose. Careful dosing is essential in worming sheep. Get PTZ now and use as directed cn the package. STEBBINS & JACOBS Successor* to Carvelh & Stebblnx Halting* Phone 2131 HOW to do it.... WITH ^**><7 CONCRETE While you're improving your farm for greater “war food" production, do the job for ktcfit, with concrete! Here’s a “how to do |t" book that will help you .build such essential structures as: ; Earn Floors Waltrlng Tanks Foodtng Floor* Saptlc Tanks Walks, Runways Hom* Improvement* Foundation, Manure Pits Concrolo Masonry Trench Silos CcnsirucHon Hog Wallows Cisterns So.I-Soring Dems Rem emb er, concrete is firesafe, tennite­ proof, easy to work with, low in first cost, needs little upkeep, endures for generations—and it requires a mini­ mum of critical war materials. * --’VeinANDC E ME HI ASSOCIATION Olds Tower Bldg., lanslac. Mich. Please send ma ••Concrofo Handbook rt Fatmamnl Farm Ccnttrvilion." 1 am sspccsaUy Uumlml la 1 St. or RR. Ho----------------------------CHp--------RtaOa . � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-03-25.pdf 99420bea78711248e1ed44c6b81c30b0 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION ONE—PAGES I to 8 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR On th» ☆ A ☆ ☆ ☆. ☆ HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 25. 1943. 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS NU' Ei“'“" D“’ April 5szxJ.T.JSI'I.? "™NrGr “f M“T,S; ” „ Home Front THREE TICKETS UP FOR STATE VOTE Those so-called "hard-headed [ AFFECT AL1. OTHER PEOPLE." realists" who grow sarcastic at the then the end of the present conflict thought of any |XMslbie, basts foi | will only be a prelude to another International co-operation toward ' and a more terrible one. the establishment and maintenance ! The championship Hasting* High .of pence, neglect to take Into ac­ It is true that national differ­ Basketball team was rewarded for ।count one very real fact titat 'mod­ ences exist. That topic has been iu successful season by a banquet em science ------- has so annihilated dis- over-stressed Not enough attention what ----------------affects oner.people 4|x>n*ored by parents of the team tance that — ,— members and some of the ardent, must Of necessity affect id) other ment which also exist lend which fan*. Die banquet was luid Wed- people," Die quotation i* from u might very well point me way to­ nesdny evening. March 17. at the .speccJ| by Mudutll,. cblMIlg Kai- ward a practical and enduring ■K"dinner was followed by some «hek. uithougl-. the same idea could peace Tlie United Stales. Britain. China good hearty singing, after which I* '“'J'* doubtless ha* b<xn. exr Coach Brozak presented each play- pressed In a number ,of different and Russia, the four major nations er with certificate* horn tlie Mich. ways. The truth of those word* have in the "Allied Front ure now held High School Athletic Association (been definitely Staven by lhe events together by an overpowering desire recognizing excellence in touma- | wWch led up tn lhe war in which to beat Hitler and Japan. The ,.,c U. w. S .□ ment play Impromptu speeches and Wf> nre nou. embroiled. If we lose A.. Britain and Russia ore prima. rsnreexinns expressions then arose from the atat­ ! Mght of thf |(Jw| cxtir„srd In thaw rily interested in smashing Nazi tending people commending the power and ideology; China's mime-• word*. MODERN SCIENCE HAS all-round good qualities, of tlie Sax-------- diate concern, of course is the deon*, and *omeMof the player* re- SO ANNIHILA'IEl) DISTANCE plied .thanking the people for the THAT .WHAT AFFECTS- ONE feat ol Japan -and in this she ha* —NECESSITY ------------------ f (Continued on page 4. Sec. D finest sunport Hastings ha* evei PEOPLE MUST OF given any athletic tcum. Saxon Cagers, Guests Of Hbnor At Special Banquet OILS, CHEESE STARTS MON. HI Everyone. I thought maybe you'd like to City Clerk Office 1$ hear about some of the doings of One Local Contest the young-fry In old 11. H. S. this, year, i-a here goes— DON'T FORGE-4' TO VOTE ON The Boys' Union Council spon­ sored the spring party early this MONDAY, APRIL 5! , ... , .. —r—XT • Procedure Essentially There will be some important month "The Farmers' Frolic" was Schools. Merchants Combine Same as For Canned its official title and everyone came things to decide and the fact that llninnn Project Prnmrt ■■ ■ : -. in In Unique In overalls and cottons. A big red _war and international news now lias And Processed Foods ' t>arn decorated one wall and jUlTlie Hasting* Schools will begin klnd* of livestock were eveiywkl-rt. the spotlight, doesn't make these /Beginning Monday morning. encouraging , H«,.. 0,'v. eom„<.„e.n, *>»« thFurther FX'rh'~S ”,SS reports of /March 29. the country's housewives - (Of course they were jiutjjfCTuresi "home front’ questions ahy the less Elizabeth Doslci had charge of 'important. 2. for the purpose of selling at least been received by Mrs. James Rad> will begin to use the red stamps making the gym look rustic and a I In addition to local contests, thrre Book Two to on­ $35,000 worth of War Stamps and ford, county chairman The fn«L from War .... Ration — - e — -swell job she did too. Bud Wolff's [will be three full state tickets—Re.mn-hasr of a Tam. ’<”T drive Ls not completed tn Has- tain their family suppUea of tha for Pu,c'lX • • ‘■nh- Unj£x but should be finished in an- newly rationed food* under the orchestra furnished tlie all-itnpor-, 1 publican. Democratic . anil Prohibi­ tant mdMc and all the dancer- had tion wiwit as follows: ' Biuincs* and professional firms other week. The drive continue* now familiar point system. appropriate names like "Tile Black Regents of the University of fl** *’ nmti^T^ernrfino !?££««« to ‘trough ra through the month the month of March of March but _A» but directed As directed by Secretar by Secretary y Wick­ WlcktliU according to mcny dlstrtct chairmen plan to ard. the latest rationing program Sheep Bounce " and "The Piggly- Michigan—The Republicans offer R * * project, ‘ J' Wiggly Polka '. The most unusual [ spencer Bishop and Ralph A. Huyrae nu,k*’ thHr rr!u,n» before the end will include: tings Citj Retailers V>ar Stamp and o{ tlle month. From reports comAU iresh. frozen, cured, smoked thing though was the prize that wan i: Dr. Ira ward; Ini Dean McCoy and nuuter-uf-ceremonies Morris Hill iChkrles“ P ---------— ­ IUt. . < r i.t, w.. ln« 1,1 11 “PJ’ear* that the county and canned meat* and meat proNugent are the■'*Demo ThU drive•‘•IJ’eg'n with a War quoU 0( JUOO.OO win be readied ducts derjved from beef. veal. lamb. presented to the lucky boy -------and --girl -icrude candidates; George A Emern‘”’iLa!JCJ J&S*; ? or exceeded. ' mutton and pork, a* weU u "variety who luid their dance programs Ends Potts are backed by drawn out of the hnt-^they were j the Prohibition!*:* -Al,r" —commencing at Nationally the drive 1* having the meats" and sausage*. “$?«OUn«kmerchanLx.re donating £™ur^h*^"U~fbS^ real live rabblUI Putty Tyler and ' superintendent of Public InstrucRlchatd Foster won them. ;tion—Eugene B Elliott, Republican SSd’^bSaKFta'uSS wr£ *“r.. •!Lh.."“”'l.a,“,,i's ..‘""r? "“t.«»•<«•« «s??.sS A lot of fellows arc taking ape-(candidate seeks re-election: Edward A I F|in A ft FAB "Heovcn Can Wait" at| cial war-training courses in aero-jw. McFarland U backed by tiv- 11 I UK reaching their quota* and in man* processed cheese*, and moat of their ■ •'•Hi.rTf in bond* That is’™the nautics and radio—you cun prac-.I- . Democrat..: O.xur C. Griswold by I i Central Auditorium ’TZ’— t»;rfh.* i~ one who caS4?* exceeding them. Die - Red derivative*, but not the cottage .!?( b J n, .E!?* (.(.tT.'i cro^s Ls xsking for a total of $125.- type and cream cheeses. cally always hear someone "d>t- I the Prohibitionist*. 1 Kim Sigler. Guest Speaker; ' The Junior play. "Heaven Can , .... ------...nS.. I’..JinrK—snrtT' ..... Jniv ... rArq 900.000 to cairy carry on IU work in all Most edible fate and oils, includdotting" around in the hulls. Mr. j Member of the State Board 0! of the worW Keith Yerty, New President pay* only for the bonds and re' Wait.'' will be pre.M'r|ted Friday ' Jones says their aim in the radio । Education—Stephen 8; Nisbet is I ctivea the article. ----------------class is to get so they can aend. re- (Republican candidate;* Bernard P । ening, salad oils, and cooking oils . evening. March 26. at 8 o'clock. Tile Kim Sigler gave the add re** at In addition to the auction there rclvrtr.invrrlh*' tinihm'en.lt- Pnlov th., ni-mnemltc cclve nnrt and transcribe the M Mor.-ecode Foley, the Democratic mid and Clarence 1 (excluding mayonnaise and salad leading cliarscters in tne play will ' will be an entertainment program. Include Two Criminal the annua) Ladies' Night of tile at about ten words a minute. H. Snyder the Prohibitionist. dressinn*. be: Mr. Jordan, ga-.e keeper to Brotherhood on Monday of .this Further details will be printed next We inaugurated a new program Member of the State Board of Suits and Usual Divorces The latest program does not in­ i lieu ven. Duane Walters; Joe. u for our weekly War Stump sale Agriculture—Republicans are putt­ volve anv declaration by consum­ yovng boxer. James Malcolm, Betty He spoke upon the subject. “You „ pretty ,Helen about a month ago. Each week we ing forward. Winfred B. Armstrong | The April term of circuit court .Logan, lh er* of the amount of the newly lhe young lBrtv lady. ,1 and I. Tomorrow . und was intro­ opens on Monday. April 12. with M^L^eer^Oia^the* ■inil' honor some Hurting* grad who is and Sarah Van Husen Jones, the , <> • rationed foods on hand. This ex­ Carl: Messenger 7013. the "gal" who duced by the acting president. Mr. candidates are Arthur , [tl revving 111 'VI.IIIK In the armed forces. Thu* 'UUU Democratic v.-m-mH''...........................‘ . . ............ ......... caused the mlxup. Barbara Shan- ' Outline Importoncc of New • mption extends to food stock* tn Mi Sigler had just : far we’ve done homage to the late W. Jewett and Joseph P. Carey; the'A D McDonald to hear. •o-called "frozen locker plant*", non; Max Levene. fight mana-r^r. Keith Yerty Metle Tasker, Carl Conrad. Hugh | Prohibition candidate., are Floyd M Following Ls the jury list as drawn; Richard Rasey; Mrs. Farnswuith. ] returned from Florida and describ­ Army to Barry County largely used by farmer* for storKelly, and Mickey McPhurlin. In--Barden and Allen Barr. on Tuesday- Assyria. William Lind , who is in love with her husband's ed the extensive activity of our !lna meat produced by them and Recruiting Committee cldentally the stamp sales ilavc State Highway Com mb.* I oner 'To and. Lee Mapes: Baltimore. James . lawyer. Pauline Chandler: Tony Ab­ Government in developing ita Air , for home consumption. Final organization for conducting ji slaughtered mounted miraculously. :fll) vacancy•—Tlie Republican will Powell and Ira Tobias; Burry. Mas- bott. the husband's lawyer. Jack : Force in that area, and prefaced I in the. first month, each holder hLs remarks bv n vivid description I Tlic seniors challenged the rest-olpc Charles M. Ziegler; Lloyd B [on. Newton and Charles Burgart; Maxson. a WAAC recruitin? rf1 — ” -----ing drive in Barry of War )uUon Book Two. regardof American flyers practicing dive­ tlie school to contest to see which Reid,lhe Democratic and Ray W. .Carlton. Harry Tryon and Robert npleted ....... here last lciJ of aire. agc 'WU» ,wlll iu»ve a ,j. The play is full of interest and , >uclass could be the ilrst to sell the .Tiler, the Prohibitionist. Krohn; Castleton. Evaiyn Dean and excitement and the east has been • bombing, dog-fighting anti-aircraft : Wcdnesday evening during a meet- intment o 16 points to z w ....IngUaO duiing ofr faSuyXoUlng noint* a a week week may (no h.lri In Ihr 11 S n (^ Room at «Sd lul,n . and . —_ A ta $937 50 worth of stamps that B Onthe so-called "non-partisan" I Elwin Nash: Hastings Twp. Ruby rehearsing faithfully for tlie pres- । fire, and other phases of the vast I | aviation program. ’ needed to buy a Jeep. Much to our Judicial election ballot the fou. | Wood und Carey Althouse; Hastings don* wlUl lhe ho°k* of aU memWC candidates ice n ofr the o.. Su-Icily. and AJ*. 4<h wards. vn... Edw . entatten.# r .ii.... ... •>._ ...... Tor "just lu.ilr.. . -I... 1st ..-.a During tlie last four months. Mr. ] dismay, tlie sophomores finished Arm) rank of 2nd Lieut > Vander- DUrlna f jVP veegiy periods, the contest almost before it began— preine Court will bv: Emerson R rence and Howard Barnum, 2nd nR D D.WALTON TO CONDUCT [i Sigler has traveled over a large spek and Gumm of the Kalamazoo stam,n jrOm War Ration Book Xf" thPert^^ ^o win^eco^ nUd rod tall «I area of the United States, and said , they bought $945 worth in one day. Boyles. Bert D. Chandler. Frank I. ;nnd 3rd wards. l>vi Gebhardt “t'd'sTATF BOARD EXAMS. *l>eakera. Members of the Barry Barry- nirc And to make It even worse the sen­ McAvInchey anti Nell E Reid. Two | Walter Wallace; Ho|h- Jesse Lur- ' Dr n D Walton leave* Saturday | that he could clearly sense a spirit speakers. follows* C^untv 3lamna Blsmp. ior* were the very lowest. But well of the fotii will l>e elected to office । nbec and Leon Fuhr; Irving. Clare ' for Detroit to conduct the Oplome- .on the part of the people no make County WAAC Reerultln. Recruiting Commit- VA*'Lk*“ Here In Hastings, the only city-। Williams und Maurice Carter: teric stalc Boar(! examinations tiny necessary sacrifice to win tills allow them yell tee were present. Hearing Letter Expire wlil be held at the Book Cad- war. The attitude seems to be that You've probably heard by now wide contests will be for city clerk Johnstown. John Schrajriier and The appointment of Mrs F. L. A—<16 point** April M for Thoma* Clemence; Maple Grove H t ( , Monday and Tuesday people realize thev have n dlsugrcemm wv 11'10 a pretty i.tviij fair imt basketball ixoa.viu.in with »im Sterling Rogers, .running ............ .... —.......... . ............ . — . U1 Bauer as recruiting chairman and " that we hud B—<16 polnui April 10 Wai-] W P Flovd ' " ---------able job to do. but want to go ahead team tills yeur. We won 13 straight 'rn-nlerilnri re-electlort helnit being ounosi-d opposed bv by Wal-|W. P Maurer: Maurer; Orangeville, Orangeville. Flovd Mrs.'Clayton Brantlstetter as sec- ?{“} ’ C—(16 points > April 30 I and get it over with as quickly as | Arthur Lathrop for County School retary were confirmed. and then dropped the last game of ter Wallace. l । Palmer: PrairMviiu Prairieville. w.nu. Wallle smuth Smith: NOTICE TO THE ‘ ,, the regular season to Charlotte. On the county tlekel. the only Rutland. Mrs. Ciiurles Cox; Thnj-n- [ VOTERS OF THE SECOND WARD ixxssible so that we can nil return [Commissioner. Member* of the local WAAC re- I *.,r|i *>s 'Your support April Having served one term as your to our normal life again—A truly i15 will be appreciated. Adv However, the team revenged that1 name io appear on the ballot will apple. Claud Rosenberg; WoodlatwL 3-25 qrultlng committee will, be at the , ' iuhmuc lor »>> .vYankee Springs, aiderman. I am a candidate re­ American spirit. defeat trouncing Charlotte in Uie be Arthur W. Lathrop who L* the Edgar Reiser: aejent by try vnariotte tne . । USO rooms here on Friday evening. evening. . Poln . valu for the :................... Wc ..... played . .1 Ea­ i Republican candldatu for rninilv for county Dennis i .and -jpporl the . Tlie experience of men through- | Duffey mid B F Pierson, election yourat supnnrt nt tii» district tournament. SERVICE March 26 and Wednesday evening. . . rationed foods will ba tha Cases listed for hearing at th?l..»~-n~. ‘election Monday. sm Ajrril -ii 5th will be out the ages have disclosed tha'. , MEMORIAL ton Rapids on March 12. beating school commissioner. TASKER—Memorial service for March 31. from 7:30 to 9:00 oclock ^ma in everv retail store in the term Tire a* follows. There will be two amcnjlinents up April . i appreciated. Edwin D. Smith 4-i during and after every ireat gr 'stntg------- ; Merle Graydon Tasker, who was to give out information them 48-35 while Charlotte won If the Criminal Cause*— । -r - ------—------------------— « • *------------------------sic vast----------social,- economic —....... lc and gov- ' killed li] action in New Guinea. Michigan quota for WAAC's 1» met. from Lakeview. Tlie following night. for vote. ned roods There will be i Dir People vs. Herbert Couch, I I want to thank those who sup- cmmental changes take place The first (Proposal No. D. would Harting* came out on top with 46 parted f»<e at lhe Primary Election . The isolation and prosperity of (| January 1. 1943. will be held in the Barry county must furnish at least mately 150 meal items on amend the constitution to provide bastardy. jxrint* to Charlotte's 28. church. Sunday -■--after- — 15 volunteers. •« • ---------------(iTia! table of consume! , and now x* a candidate for alder- [ America in the past. Mr. Sigler • Presbyterian (Continued on Page 4. Sec. i > Dean Keeler played his best game Tor the election of townstiln officer 3,4 officers Vandtrtpek and v.iUP5 -nd a separate d I man of the -3rd word, I solicit yobr bclieyes ha* caused most of us to noon. March 28. at 3:00 oclock. Rev. of the season and seemed to spark for urms of two years. 'lUls would 1 S. C. Hathaway officiating. Gumm, emphasized the fact that'r- [support agalri-at the election. April be ;o concerned about our own per­ tiie whole team. He scored 12 point* do away with the year* (lections and NOTICE TO HASTINGS -----------------------------the Armv needs all the WAAC voland cuts. Cheeses, fats and ol (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1> as did Lane. Banash accounted for moke the terms of townshin offl- BOWLERS uiheers it can get to release men and canned fish will be listed ------------- 4- a »— -----------—-------- ■. , . -------------NOTICE Goon Classics! Full handicap of 16. The boys really were happy af­ clals correspond with that of coun­ ! I am a candidate for the office for combat duty. Each trained । NOTICE . t Navy Mother* Club will have a the meat chart. At least one uter that game. They ganged up on ty officials. This would appear to 360. For any man or woman En­ City Clerk at the City election WAA8 thus means one more soldier ficlal point list must be posted In canamaie for tor alderman niaermro Bake Bane Sale sale at Food food Center. center, Sat sat . |of 1 in line witn with ' try fev fee $2.00 32.00 per couple. See prop. I Ii am a candidate Coach Brozak end tore nis flashy be a change entirely In Thousand.* on Monday. April Sth. Your sup- for the —v fighting front. ............................. red tie into shreds for souvenirs. economy and sood government anrtfOr further information at Harting* in the second ward. Your support Mar. 27. with Mrs. Prank Rogers <port will be appreciated—Sterling of trained soldiers confined to rou- each store, and. in addition, point [Recreation. We will be open nil will be appreciated. \ .and Mm. Walter Hobbs in charge..] value* must be posted at or near He'd worn It as his lucky piece all deserves a "Yes" vote |C. Rogers. -1 ----------------------------summer. — Adv. 3-25 __________ Frank Hoonan. — Adv. 3-25. ___________________________ Adv, 3-25 1 the place where the rationed items season. Now the fellows arc taking ANNOUNCING-----------------------------------•__________ ;________ L themselves are sold up a collection to buy him another ANNOUNCING The opening of a Nursing Center On April 1 one. at my home. 544 E. Mill St., on The Saxons had a season's aver­ April 12. for children of working enlrai School buildinc. Hasage of 52 2 points per game against their opponents 30.3 average. Ken mothers. Will care for children 2 6 years old. Home Inspected and Lane and Ted Banash both broke lo the school scoring mark of 160. set auproved by Barry Co. Health Dept. No. 1—EHective Mirth 29,1943 Mrs Eugene Dalman. Phone 3119. — Ad v.—2 wks. assisting. points respectively in 14 games. Point* Conch Brozak appeared on Har- RUMMAGE SALE COMMODITY COMMODITY ' ^71* COMMODITY COMMODITY W' lb. ry Carey's aports program from Leginn hall, Friday and Satur­ tine, non-combatant jobs are im­ WKZO in Kalamazoo on March 1. day. Apr. 2. 3. Ausulcc.s Auxiliary. patiently awaiting the day when and they had a very interesting Phone Mrs. Harry Larsen. 2658 or LAMB­ BEEF BEEF PORK READY-TOtheir work can be taken over by discussion about the members of tlie Mrs. Shirley Henrv. 2443. If you Changes in point values will be this new army of volunteers. team and the season os a whole. have donation*.—Adv. MUTTON made from lime to time, but probEAT MEATS STUKS ANO CHOPS STEAKS VARIETY MEATS The variety of Jobs which the Maybe you'd like to hear something <Continued on page 6) STEAKS AND CHOPS WAAC's can take over Is great, the Cwtir Chops . . 8 about the boys individually. Well COOKED, BOILED. BAKED, Inta............ officers said. Aircraft electricians lake the seniors first. End Chops . Uta Cheer 7 AND BARBECUED HMrt$______ and Instrument specialists, bombCaptain Ray Kenyon is an allKklo*yi........... Lsto -boMlro. frr.h i.id Dried M........................ [ right repairmen, camera technicians, 12 around leader, an A-studenl. and than cm4«aly...\.............. 10 chauffeurs, classification specialists, Him-born In. whole or lull.. 9 mayor of the school as well as being Friends of Corp. Vincent and SalSvMtbmd TMtaita........................ 10 control tower operators, glider in­ Him -bens In. sBras......... 11 a stellar guard. Ray is 6 feel tail lie McPharlin are extending con­ Slriota . Ttili(eiHaU). Him, stew structors. gunsight mechanics, link gratulations on the arrival of n and weighs around 155 Him butt or iMnk ond . 9 Sirloin- tenota: TtnfUM . I trainer instructors, message center Ken Lane, one of the year's high daughter. Nancy Kathleen, bom SUukfcr Ctew Steaks 7 Hun-boMloss, »hoi* or ROASTS clerks, motor vehicle dispatchers, rcorer*. also Ls 6 feet and Ups the March 10. at Cleveland. Ohio, where lull 10 Brtta. Irtih snd curwi Mir C i parachute riggers, photographers, beam at 155. He never appears to Mrs. McPharlln's parents live. It Hom bcnclon. ihcoi . 11 radio operators, statisticians, steno­ This is a regular weekly feature get ruffled during a game, but he's will be remembered Vincent had F-.cr.rcor Shoulder-boo*In.. - s ROASTS Iota. RrtUe, K TriangleVEAL graphers. stock record clerks, tele­ designed to aid you in your cur­ always in there lighting. lust started his first term of teach­ 10 7? PknkorSbouldor-bonoiou phone operator*, teletypists, truck Uta-whois. mit.M nd arts Bill Garrison has been one of the ing lust fall at a Flint high school Bouillon Culm, Beef Ertnd, Toki, Rolli*/or Trlontte and tractor drtvera. typists, weath­ rent purciioses of items rationed by mainstays of the Saxons at guard when the draft summoned him. He Hank... Uta-unt»r aiti............ . xnd oB ether mul irtrxtj STEAKS AND CHOPS er observer* and welders are a tew the government. Thia newspaper all season. He was also quarterback Him wltatorhiH........ 7 ond nnantrotii .......... 7 of the many assignments which the believes this service will enable in­ on the football squad. Bill stands 101st medical battalion stationed nt ROASTS Hro-buttw dunk tad . 7 Toapis ........................ 8 WAAC's are trained to handle. The dividuals to cooperate more fully in Camp Jon. T Robinson. Little Rock. 5 ft. 11 in and weighs 160. RibCbopa Spir*ribtvv. ............. 6 Hui-toMltM ... 9 (Continued on page 3, Sec. 1) Orville Bush (better known at Ark., where he began hLs basic Shwldsr Clxpi .. Pip Foot-boa* In............ 2 Shouktar-tins! lull (pkaic) Bill) Li little but mighty. As he says. training. letter he was sent to an (ir ert)...... Roind Sink (cutkts) . Th* peini hjuc ol any Blade Rib standing (chine COart or ShouMor, am6 “I'm about 5 ft. 7 in. ond weigh armv technician's school at Spring­ boMin .... ........... 5lrHn$tuk or Cban Red Stamp a In War Ration Book other r«idy-lo-e*t meat 137 wltii my shoes on" Bill started field. Mo. and in completion of that torn M)(1(Tart) Shcvldu dunk hiK (picnic) Two. for 16 Points, good March 2S i(rn> ahall b. dalmnmed several of the games and always course was transferred u> Camp ROASTS S bcMlen . through April 30. . STEWS ANO OTHER CUTS by addmo 2 poW. Carson, near Colorado Springs raw plenty of action. (r art) Stater butt lull (Boston pMsad to th* point raiua par Dean Keeler Ls another senior where he received news of the ar­ Bruit and Fbak who wasn't a regular starter, but hr rival of his little daughter. Since pound of th* uncooked item Blue, point-ration stamp* A, B. Nort-benota................... Sbsukier ta-tt lull (Butoa Four Candidates Per Month and C. in War Ration Book Two. was always ready when the team then he has been sitting with his from which it u prepared if Rond Tip ................. 8 hrtt)-beotku.......... Shoulder-tent l.i fingers crossed hoping for the needed a good fast ball handler. Must Be Supplied . good through March. it u a*ld whol*. or 3 painta Ruro-bcnoln.................. Ted Banash. tile team's high point granting of an emergency furlough, v Blue point ration stamp* D. B. F. p*C ptund ahall b* added if To Meet Quota Mb Patties-lamb pound Rump-bonoieu OTHER PORK CUTS man, is a junior in school, but be- ■ so that he may be permitted to it is cooked and diced. from aorta, tlaaki. ttarta, Chuck or ShouMer bone lo STEWS AND OTHER CUTS ■ Miss Grace Butler, .school nurse gbo(1 on March 29. through April. cause he participated in sports in gaze oh the face of hLs first bom 4 Chuck or Shoulder bootlm bruit! and miutlUnewn Sdirtribs . '•here who is leaving to Join the Army Jr. high, lie will be ineligible next before far greater distances make It iMbtriomiap. Nursing Corps, is the first to volun­ NkA and Bockteus 2 Sump 26 for 1 pound, good to season. Ted isn't quite 6 feet, and Impossible. We are all pulling for Brood-boaolen teer from the Branch-Barry-Cal- April 26. SAUSAGE STEWS AND OTHER CUTS Fwt-teMta 1 you. Mac. that your wish will come he also weigh* 155. VARIETY MEATS) ■ houri. Recruitment District since it 4 Fit Bidu oad Ciur PUtir Duane Ottosen, a 6 ft. 3 in. center, true. Nltk-boMii. ShtaRlb»..„.................... , was formed on Feb. 23 according to and John Coleman are two juniors Putts, replM.................... 5 Nock -boaoim Stamp 12 also good for 5 pound* I an announcement received from the Dm Souuf* Hird: Trptal Hurt! who played a lol this year. Harold U. 8. O- NEWS S Jowls............... .... Fill* bOMlOH................... | headquarters al 25 East Michigan. through May 31. Ittmiuo hard Sitami.turd I Iren Townsend. Mason and Dick Thom­ The Hastings Teacher* (Tub Both coffee and itilar coupon* Brilkot-boo* I*.................. HkAi Md KiukMos........... 3 Battle Creek. Crnilat, ind Peworoni 9 Kidney* as. George Brown, and Keith Ayre.-. i« sponsoring a formal Coast 1 If thia area is to meet Ils quota. Briikcl-boMini ............... a Lui Fol............ .............. Sweetbread: round out the squad. SoiM-dry Stussp: Typfcxl Guard dance on Saturday night ? at least four recruits must be sup­ Book 1. Flirt Mut . . Several of the mothers and friends Item on soft Salem. plied from the combined three Mert-lmel*.................. VARIETY MEATS of the team members gave the boys Any girl*, high school Thuilnfor, ind MortadriU • counties each month. Mort bcntieti . . Stamp 17 good for one pair ahOM a Basketball Banquet al the Legion BACON Froth, Smoked ind CocUd Recruitment for the area ls\ln to June 15. Brains ................. 3 Hoel of Round boMteM . Hail on St. Patrick's Day. Earl charge of Mias Ruth Tappan. Bat­ Ssuuie: tnawr-p . 4 CMtterUrtE*...................... Start-bone ta.............. Gasoline Coleman led some group singing, joining the G. S. O- (girl* serv­ tle Creek, who is well known here Groop A: Titical Itonn ire Start bonokij Hurts-....... . ................ 3 and there were short speeches bv Stamp Number 5 from Bask ice organiialioni are asked to VARIETY MEATS through her connection with the Port Snruti, Wtantrt. Dan Walldorff. coaches Brozak and 2 KWotys rati Betty Tredinnick — 2373. W. K. Kellogg Health Foundation Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 Bsloriu. Biked Luns, Bata Bacontbcod. rind off Goodell, and Captain Kenyon. Mr. HAMBURGER gallon^ of gasoline, good througn Lois Kenyon—3M0. or G. 8. O. i Lhon ................. ..... ....... and Mrs Etrl Kansas. The work i.-.d liver SteUiO ...... 7 Hssrti Brozak presented the boys with Advisor. Mrs. Richard Gros*— hete in the county Is directly in Tcntvti.................. ........ GioupB: Typical Iteai ire Bool graoad from nertt, certificates of merit from the Mich­ KMa*n 2541. as soon as possible. Truck renewals for.next quarter charge of Mrs. Frank Carrolhers Strop;!* o.-.d Tosolej. igan High School AthleUc Associa­ flookr, itankr, brirtets. than Men from all branches of the and Mrs Roy Hubbard. There are start April 1. 1 Scute ond Hood Chees* tion. It was a very Informal occa­ service are cordially invited to SresttresAi teeTuimmHDoMteoHot .similar local organizations in each sion and most of the fellows brought 4 2 oi» inchdod SatoU.............................. । of the other two counties. their best girl along, so they had- a I It is the object of this group not grand Ume. , HOME NURSING* CLASSES only to get active registered nurse* All winter some of the teachers Mrs. Earl Coleman, home to volunteer for the Army or Navy have been trying valianUy to navi­ nursing chairman of the Barry [service*, but also to try and bring gate the school bates through drifts Co. Chapter. American * 'as many inactive registered nurse* and snow banks, and now its the GrMk(iHtartnrtotiei) Butter .as possible back into part or full muddy roads. They get stuck every time service to help do lhe work on NOTICE now and then and that gives thiir Ctaddir (Amari:aa) ShortMtM* the "home front'', to encourage H. C. Dunton will Im at CrikoMt first hour classes a very welcome Sain qualified nudeffU to take num* County Court HOUM. vacation. FUftt*. training and to help secure and rhlch will be held Last fall the combined vocal mus­ Madsrsi train volunteer num a id*. ic groups presented a "Victory Sing" in the auditorium. They sang a lol Oehjtflilod-Grated I wish to thank all those who gave member*. Anyone wlahlnr to of patriotic petribllc songs, and sold quite a me their support at the Primary who hava large amount of stamps and bonds. I join Election, and now as a candidate tea to Hl* ta They're planning another one fur ] City Clerk. I again solicit your sup­ port at Ih« April Election Mia* Robson ha* organised a Hoa- ! NOTICE Walter Waitae* lal Service Group of eighteen ’ Wise Photo Shop will continue to gh school girl*. Every night three . be open Wed. and Sat afternoons (Ccmtlnuod on page 1, i*c. 3) onlyr-Adv. 3-U CIRCUIT COURT JUNIOR PLAY FRIDAY NIGHT WAR BOND . AUCTION APRIL 2 NO NEW REGISTRATION; RED STAMPS v IN WAR RATION BOOK TWO APPLY County Likely IO Exceed Drive Quota FINAL MEETING i OF BROTHERHOOD THE APRIL TERM WAAC OFFICERS SPEAK HERE CLIP THIS AND SAVE FOR REFERENCE OFFICIAL TABLE OF CONSUMER POINT VALUES FOR MEAT, FATS, FISH, AND CHEESE Additional Home Front RATIONING ☆ AT A GLANCE ☆ LOCAL NURSE FIRST TO VOLUNTEER FROM TRI-CO. AREA & B �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THL-RSDAT. MARCH M. 1H3 F*OB TWO Devlin I the birthday date of little Gary Mrs. John Whitright who live south !T||IftTFPM All A Friend* of Mrs. Oeorae < (Alelha Fuller* of Oolumbus, Ohio, Oo.^ukOK o, Murpbr o, will be interested to hear that her husband, Lieut. George Devlin, who ■ has been stationed in Honolulu for Owing to old age amTscarcity of 5 a year has been promoted and is’ now a Captain. , a new granddaughter—a ba Ensign and Mrs. William Glad- 1 stone of Kalamazoo arc the par: Calkins school; or 2 1/4 miles TVK JEK VIVL enU of a son bom on Sunday i southwest of Prairieville. He is of- ; Seven Get Names Navy to Receive Six; March 14. Ensign Gladstone is now ferlng a good list of horses, cattle. ' t«t Th« - — Period -----------------------hay and grain, and farm mastationed on the west coast. One Went on to Ft. Cutter E,rl Hld“- °f La^ng. ShThe first marking period for the; chinery. Dewey Reed will cry the Sowerby.. granddaughter of Mr. and was a jingfing, resident for a lung » w ..., ..VHC.. «... K semester ended March 32 ot ;»*le “nd Henry Rogers will act* « as . Ninety Barry, county men tool: time and has also been one of the second 1 Hastings High school with Princiictork. Ecc See th™ the sdv. adv. elsewhere In their physical examinations for successful teachers of Barry Co. ... for •— full -----*<—army service at Kalamazoo but Edwin Taylor announcing the thL« issue particular!, Robert J. Carter from Cloverdale. pal ’ Saturday. The following group following list ot sixty-seven atuIs a member of the committee which denu on the honor roll. There were EM5IEIT SWAN Prop, Based and leave for Camp Grant. is in charge of arrangements for the ! All-A students in this' **.“*{• awun has sold his farm , this week Saturday. Inter-fraternity party which will be thirteen 1 group, an unusually large number, ne will have an auction sale at the Dale LeRoy Roush. Freeport. given March 30 In the ballroom of students were ’quite evenly P*“c® located 1 mile south. 1 1/4 William Russell Lind. Woodland; Walwood" Hall by three of the fra- Honor 1 between the grades—15 in I m‘“* e“l_ of M“PIc Grove, or 4 James K. Bar^nduff. Hastings. Vic­ ternlties on Western Michigan Col- divided ‘ 9Ui. 19 in the 10th. 14 In lhe .*"»e* *Ml of Njuh" tor Clifford Munton. Hasting.-; I ijeae campus. Sigma Tau Gamma. the 1 iTlicta ChrDelta and Omeia Delta .11th. and 18 in the 13th. The list *u,e- Hc 11 offering a good list ot Tliurlow Henry Stuck. Delton; Gil­ ,hones. cowi. hay. form machinery 1 PhLCarter, who Is the son of Mr. follows: 1 bert Wallace Paine. Hostings; Rob­ 3 00 , 'All-Ai —Beverly Bradford. and household goods. Henry Flan­ ert and Mrs. John L. Carter, te enroDco -,.127 ’ Charles Francisco. Hastings; “linta Demarny. Anne Goodyear. "e«T will cry the sale and E. E. as a Senior ... in the Industrial Arts- ^‘iFlnlar Raymotid Ziegler. Hastings; curriculum 51"’0 9th. grade; Charlecn Gn«y wlU act as clerk. Bee the adv. i Fred curriculum at at Western Western Michigan Michigan E 5stl (’’r' R*<la. F CoUege. Cappoq. Florence French. Marilyn f,lfr’There ln lfl*ue fOT ,ul* P“r- Dorian Dean XBanders. Bellevue; Albert Wells Reigier. Freeport; Ho­ ----------------- Zutlcrniclslcr. 10th. grade; Bon- ■ Oculars. ____ । ward Leroy Naylbr. Hastings [ nle " Brandstetter. Audra — Endsley. ---------—J—“tt. Audri —------- ' KALAMAZOO AVIATION I Norman James Keller, Clover­ Beatrice Bush. 11th grade; Ortha WILLIAM F. BAYNE. Prop. CADET BOARD OPENS Having rented his farm and no dale. Charles Floyd Ogden. Ha*Marjorie The Kalamazoo Aviation Cade*. Hawblitz. Mary Ketcham. f further itsp for the machinery. Mr Ungs; Olenard DeBolt Showalter.) Examining Board has opened per­ । Norton. 12th. grade. Nashville; William Edmond aw-zo-«ooen C.vey. <9.. •*”, »“**.■? “,e “ Dun-1 --------2 99-2.75—Robert C manently at 210 Eleanor St . Kai- CampbeU. Philip Frandsen. Shirlev *Verf"r.T i J“ul" lap. Hast bigs; James West Rennu.l ama«x>. Mich. Army Aviation Cad­ u 2,fc,r,n? a Dowling: Stanley Lyman Hansen.I et Training <Alr Crew* is open to Henry. Jr. Laura Saiton. . 10>; MarNashville; Richard Maxwell Bauer. I 1.. Boyes. Boymood Kenyon "fl '-J all men. between the ages of 17 to Hart Ings; Eugene Meh In Flanders. I 26 < .^ inclusive married or w.™ wen• a citixaii or tneslngh-. unitColeman. Man “nd Clifford Hammond will Hastings; Glenn Homer Bachelder.l whojuu cd Statesbeen for aa cltiun periodofofthe nt Unitleast f-ockuwid, James Long, John Mai- SSL,?*. c !’/<' < 8^* Gte adv. elsc- Hastings; Jahn Emanuel Teller. Jr,I ten <10. iearaaiuftre fourtI “1'n- John Rfchartbmi. Marthi ,n *“»» inr fu» P»rticu- Battle Creek, route 4; Charley Wil­ ten <10*. years ’and arc found JSb men- Wedel. .9-; Don* Lockwood Agnn ,ara tally. moraUFa lJd K-sKK liam Rlee. Hustings; Robert Earl I .Fisher. Hastings; Clarence Joseph I Ifled 1 ■ Thompson. 'lOc Mnrilvn Bristol, waited ■ —J. SUNDAY. Prop. Huver. Hastings. ~ Hampton. Raymond Raymond Martin. Martin, Tlie -following papers must be Willo Hampton. Having sold Hie farm. Mr. SunRoyal Toozc Good. Delton; I furnished the Aviation Cadet Board 'll'; Joseph Beck. Martin Guern­ Duane Ottosen, r ‘ Arthur J a the.*. Hastings; I before the Mental Examination can sey .Clarence Cecil Wascher. Hastings; be taken: One nppUcation blank, chcn Vander Voort. i 12 i . Howard amr™ Groroe Johnston. completely filled out and signed: uny. on M..7 Me U ollmif » «»™1 Johnemn Naw-1 N.e 2 42-245— Fred McDonald. Bever­ Certified copy of your Birth Certi­ good list of horses, cows, hozs. feed. ,villc; Ernest William Shilton. Ha.'.-I You’ll continue to see our ads in the paper every week because we have an ficate. or Baptismal Record, or oth­ ly Myers. Roberta Oarter. Junior . farm rhachinetv and household .tings; Lioyd llnzcl Gtxxleuough.l er satufnetorv proof of birth: ’Dirre Shrrijiau. '9i ; .Donna Bachelder.). Shirley LnVem Cox. I • .goods Dewey Reed will -erv the !Hastings: obligation to keep you fully informed about the food situation in general Doris Bev strum. ' Elizabeth Cortletters of recommendation from re­ sale and Clifford Hammond will act ,Woodland Ronald Avery McKib­ putable non-reteted citizen* 17 light Tom Dolnn. Richard Foster. :as clerk. See the adv elsewhere in ;ben. Hastings; Robert Kcndnlll and rationing in particular . to acquaint you with the best food bjiys of year old applicants must huve par­ Marforie Rltanxn, Loraine Schantz. j 'this Issue for full particulars. 'Moon < volunteer*. Hartings; Lin­ ent* consent blanks signed bv at Wlllium Stebbins. Doris Snyder. । coln Neil Weller. Hastings: Robert I the week . . to help you plan your shopping better—and because every least one parent and notarized, in »IO>; John coleman. Gail Faster.: FRANK KIPP. Prop. Lee Pierce. Haatliua; Richard Dew­ Hill■_ • Thelma Shultz. Dale triplicate; 18 tb 26 scar old an. Morris ;------- --------—— — — ey Pike, Hastings: Robert Lewis price is a low price every day. we’ve literally thousands of reasons for adver­ <11*; Iris , Having sold his farm ar'’ mnv- !Morrison Doster: Kenneth Hugh . pllcar.ts must have a letter from nP?^Ue‘'D5*il1n oenra !n«f ,o •npther. Mr. Kipp will have their local Selective Service Board; Baldwin. Rald“ln Pauline Panting Chandler. rhanrt Sent* tising. Watch for our ads for greater economy of points” and money! Robert ’ ".‘,cUan '“!<• “t ‘he farm located iSaleno. Battle Creek, route 4; Jessie Jnrrard. Kuu<ii stating that applicant has not been Furrow. ... 6 1 miles north of Assyria Center: 2 , । Clarence Oral Chaffee. HnaLinKa; I ordered for Induction and that h< Murphy. Virginia Wheating. '12' 2.24-2.IX*—Milo Coldren. Patricia 'miles -south. 2 mile.* west. 3 miles 1Ellon la-on Vandccar. Woodland: is not employed in nnv occupation Max Rush. Lake Odessa; Fewlees. '10': Ronald Bro--, phv. ;south of NashviUe on M-G6; or one Roger essential to the War Effort Vt-rn Miller. Bellevue; His Kelley, 'll.; Gordon Ironside. Imile south of Maple Grove Ccntei. I Maurice He is offering a good list of rows. Ray Andrew Bouse. Nashville; Geo. ;i Juanita Swift. <12*. •hern. hay. machinery and mlsrelr WAR—FORGET IT. laneous article* Hennr Flanner*Bradshaw. Shelbyville; Charles will erv the Robert Lvkirut. Nnahville. Edward! will act a* clerk. Sec the adv else- Charles Bawdy. Woodland- George uhrrr in this issue for full partt- Daniel Roush.'volunteer*. Hastings.| cu,1*ntI J<nyd B Ulrey. Luke Odessa; ORDER-BY-MAIL Richard Wilson Paige. Dowling Ed-! 16 points MRS. PERC Y WINSLOW A win 'Charles Parker, Doxling; I 'Continued from page I. Sec. 1) Rfchnrti Wilcox. Hasting*; Qtrtte special training and knowledge arHavjng sold their farm «he above Ephraim Hawkiivi. Hastings; Rayquired during service with the 10 point* * WAAC's mav be the key to mic- place located 1 mile north. ■- mile inond E. Garvey. Nashville; Gar­ rett Earl Everson, ivolunteer*. Freccess In civilian occupations after rust Of the Cnuntv farm 31: miles tx*rt; Michael Hcnrv Ulrich. Hnsthe war U over. northeast of Hurting*. or '-4 mil­ tine*; Dale Burns Dukes. Freeport. JACKSON. MICHIGAN To be eligible for enrollment )•: west of th- Pratt school They are Robert Paul Shoemaker of Nash­ the WAAC. an applicant must be: offering an excellent list of cows, ville. who also unwed the exnmHulk Gelatin, lb." a—A woman cltizni of the Unitru hay. Ford car. and farm machinery. inntlon. waived the week's time at Alfamlnt Tea. pkg. Campbell**. 6 point* years, inclusive: b—submit satixfar- Dcwrv Reed will erv the sale i”id home, und went directly to Fort tory proof of date of birth and citi­ Jav Wine w|U act as clerk. See Custer. Six others, who also passed, were zenship: c—have an excellent char­ the adv elsewhere in this Issue for Amcricon Dietaids Co. accented in the navy and they. too. acter: d—present two character rr.'- full particulars. 21 point* .. . .. ... ... . "Tam" . will leave on Satnnlav. Richard ercncca from rcsponsibte businra. or "Souplets" . Eircfcssional jx-nplr in her common­ DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT F.. Brower will go to Cmnp Peary. Word was received before we went Magruder. Va. and John August Joyana-drink I9c. 98c ly. no! to be relative.-; who are j*i8 point* . . No. 1 ci M'liaily acquainted whh the appli­ to Dre'S of »hr death of Mr^ J. A. Schultz Lyle Edward Gillespie. AlCOFFEE SUBSTITUTES cants ability; e—pax* a mental Skillman «f Comstock, a former brrt Wilson Higgins. Fred J. Shipp*, alertness lest; f—qualify according resident of Hustings. Funeral serv­ all of Hastings, and Robert Lamar ices will be held Friday morning at Jordan nf Bellevue, will go to the tn a .-tiuidard height und weight . 11 point* . . Hreaktarf Cup , 10 oclock at the Tnudale funeral utca chart. . Great Lakes Naval Training stadcnthly pay home in Kalamazoo witlr burial in I‘ tion. Monthly pay Is is at at the the same same rate • tion. in the Army, grade and weight Ul*’ l^°wI|ng Cemetery. • Another large group Is scheduled Hattie CYeek 1‘arameZs 75c Mure information concerning en­ tn go to Kalainnzoo April I. WIN THE W-I-a*. .......... 40c, 81.35. 84.95 listment in the WAAC can be ob­ Pride. Igr. ph?. ■ FOR VICTORY*BUY WAR BONDS food Ferrin. Bottle ..81.35 tained from Mrs F L Bauer. Mr*. Clavton Brand.-tetter. Mrs. Fay Marble Mr*. Flor-nee Groo Mir.-. IN FOOD RATIONING Chiffon, for fine fabrics . Am bra Fedewn. Mrs. Norbert SchoSUGAR: Stomp 12, good to waiter Mrs. Lewis Hine. Mrs. R. June 1 For 5 lbs! E Wait, Mrs. Otto Irenha'h. Miss Groce R< tcknrd.Mrs. James Bris­ Note, for fine fabric* , . WRITE ron FREE BOOKLETS tol, Mrs Leslie Lockwood and Mrs. BATTLE CREEK FOOD CO Rnv Cordes all of Hastings. COFFEE: Stomp 26. good to CELLU DIETETIC FOODS Outside of HtUtUnga. WAAC Re- ! “t**’’ W,,0IC GRAINS Nalon “ cruiting Information i.» tn charge April 26 For 1 lb - REDUCING BOOKLETS of the following: Middleville. Mrs Paul Faulkner: Nashville. Mrs. E1LPHIA McISTYRE WELLMA** CERTIFIED COUNSELLOR Maude Furnibs: Freeport. Mrs. la-on POINT STAMPS: A B C good BATTUi CREEK FOOD CO. Howk; Delton Mrs Royce Heritor.; POSTAGE PREPAID on order. uf Dowling. Mrs. Lloyd Gaskill. to April 1st. McCoy. Sparta, WU. Hastings vic­ tors report a fine program and good time. Wm. Douglas . of Wal.... —------------------------ — San AnSl Texas, where ha wlU teke flcation training as an avia­ [-.tn Prudden auditorium In Lantion cadet. Word iuu been received that Pfc. mtuiager lai headquarters Ln ' tion hospital, at Lowry Field. DenCbieago. and George Voss of Camp ver. CAo. LOCAL NEWS 1 InlRIttN ALL'A 8MS4SUSJTff jsfHIIHfMTf , wSuSWax K.JlUDtRIJ nil UN « HONOR ROLL SIXTY-THREE MEN LEAVE SATURDAY rnp SFDVIFF auction sales WE’VE THOUSANDS OF REASONS FOR ADVERTISING MILK Morning Glory Tall can, each — Caso —$4.32 MILD CHEESE s 35c DOLE PINEAPPLE 16 puint* DOLE PINEAPPLE 26' 1st CALL PEAS 24' PEAS, GREEN GIANT DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE 2for 27' CATSUP, STOKLEYS DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE 2for 27* TOMATO SOUPS, 7 points . No. I crush, DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE 13 points DEL MONTE CORN 18' 2 for 29' 8 points ------------------------- - -----------Vac Pai Del Monte WHOLE GREEN BEANS 11 points COFFEE White House, lb. . . 26' Amber Coffee 28' COFFEE 31' Kent (Tub. Ih. . COFFEE Sliver Eagle, lb. 29' COFFEE 37' COFFEE 35' Quaker, lb. 1 Qc ■O 17' 2tor 31 18' PORK & BEANS 2for 15’ HOMINY 2^19' Soap Powder 25' Soap Flakes 22' Soap Flakes 25' 9 Soap Cubes Starch 21‘ AMERICA/ 2.... 17' Toilet Soap Garden Bouquet, bar MEAT DEPARTMENT HEALTH FOOD SHOP 3 cons 29c TOMATO WRIGHT BEST Ration Calendar WAAC OFFICERS SPEAK HERE 2»•' 25 5' DON'T Bl V THINGS 1 "t 1" NEED—BUY WAR BONDS HELP FEED AMERICA FRUIT Iffc Beef Chuck STEAK " lb 41 ‘ ROAST SHORT STEAK BEEF lb 37' lb. 39c FRESH GROUND STEAK lb. 41c PORKCHOPS lb. 39c PORK SPARE RIBS PORK SHOULDER STEAK lb. 29c lb. 39c PORK NECK BONES lb. 10c PORK SHOULDER ROAST f'TRAND . y Hostings. Mich. IIIAIlfTelephones 2244-2557 SATURDAY. MARCH 27 31c Johnnv Matk Brot^n and RAIDERS OF SAN JOAQUIN and Richard Carlson and Jane Randolph "HIGHWAYS BY NIGHT SUNDAY ond MONDAY. MARCH 28-29 Gene Tierney and George Montgommery "CHINA GIRL" Hargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 FRUIBK VEGETABLES TH bunch CELERY 15c CARROTS new 2 bunches 1 Jc lb 9c POTATOES 2 lbs. 13c RUTABAGAS 2 lbs. 11c PARSNIPS 2 lbs. 35c FRESH PEAS 2 for 15c GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES >g« 126 size doz. 65c GRAPEFRUIT texas seedless 4 ^or 21c 3 lbs. 29c APPLES, SPY POTATOES swee* 2 H>s. 29c lb. 35c ONION SETS fdoqzcenter TUE.. WED.. THUR.. FRI.. MARCH 30 to APRIL 2 STARK’S YOUNG-BEARING TREES Grow More and Finer Fruit—Quicker Plant fruit tree* and plants you can depend on to live and hear good fruit —QUICKER! I will show you Stark’s famous RECORD-BEARING STRAIN TREES—-vigorous, sturdy, young trees. They are quick bearing. They are heavy bearing. They arc the cream of 127 years of Stark-Burbank fruit crea­ tion and improvement. Call or write me without obligation. Flowerins shrubs to beautify lhe home grounds, and for that out door room. F. BOTTUM. 320 E. WALNUT ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 2322 1001 Thrills from the 1001 Nights All in beautiful Technicolor John Hail. Maria Monlei and Sabu "ARABIAN NIGHTS ah in B Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247- FRIDAY ond SATURDAY. MARCH 26-27 Tim Holt and Cliff Edwards PIRATES OF THE PRAIRIE" AMERICA'S CARS HAVETO LAST FOR THE DURATION SO KEEP THEM RUN­ NING. LET US HELP and James Craig and BoniU Granville "SEVEN MILES FROM ALCATRAZ SUNDAY ond MONDAY. MARCH 28-29 Weavt'r Brothers .ind Elvlry Lynn Merrick "MOUNTAIN RHYTHM" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 206 L STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH Our Government asks every family in America with available spice, to grow tome Fruit and help in the War effort. Home Owners arc urged to grow more fruit. Fighting men. our Allies, and the people on the home front need the vitamins, mineralo, augara of fruit for health and strength. Let me show you how you can plant now—enjoy dclicioui fruits amazingly soon—increase lhe value of your property —help hurry our Victory. Call me. No obligation. We're here to serve you. Gos, Oil or Tire Repairing. Let us help keep your cor running for the deration. MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR THE BEST FOR LESS” N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. K7 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE MM �THE HASTTNCS B4NNFR. TRURSDAY. 5HRCR EMEN JRDAY BOWLING NEWS ____________ unty men took aminations tor Kalamazoo last dllowlng group w Camp Grant, trday. »u*h. Freeport; Ind. Woodland; r. Hastings. Vlciton. Hastings; tk. Delton; OilHastings; Robisco. Hastings; ■gler, Hastings; ders. Bellevue; Keller. Cloveri Ogden. HaiBoll Showalter. Edmond Dun•s West Renan. «ytnan Hansen, ielvin Flandrrv. ■mer Bitrhelder, nuel Teller. Jr I: Charley WIIi; Robert 'Earl larence Jose;Ui Jood. Delton; nes. Hastings; rher. Uniting'; hruton. Nashr Shilton. HasI Goodcuough. LaVem Cox. Avery McKib>bert Kendall Hastings; Llnulings; Robert Richard Dew, Robert lewis Cenneth Hugh <’k. route 4; fee. Hastings; »r. Woodland: Lake Odessa; ler. Bellevue. ■In. Iivillc; Clrn. trdule; Robert yville: Charles iville; Edward dland: George lecH. Hastings. IjiIcc Odessa; . Dowling Ed­ er. Dowling; ft Ings; Curtis lasting-; RavUhvllle; Gnrhmtcvr>, FrerUlrich, Hasikes. Fn-cport. nker of Niuh- IMS 996 !m. ThqpULt W18 B. Braendle 97d । A. Bowerman 138-185-151-462 can take an active interest in the 195-137-124-448 attain of our community, our state 137-158-144-433 and our nation, and so far M ou* abilities permit, give expression in that mrection. During the supper, music was Dave Goodyear, with considerable tuinuned by the orchestra and later regularity, reeled oft games of 230group tinging was led uy Dick Lop2)1-223—463 to lead tlie week's pentnien. wltn Miss Florence Camp■rrvrlna Th, u>rlM v-u, u rinu. ueil at tne piano - Acting president, Keith Yerty key a three game victory for WOMENS BOWTING LEAGUE 1 (Continued from page I. Sec. D prtsiueci. in absence ot tne seervGoodyear Broa. Hdwe. In lhe ComTheoiine Schader os co-chompion I tonal affairs that we have over- taiy. jonn Hewiti. lormer prrsmrnt. merciai La-ague._____________________ , ln dy Tournament doubles 1 looked our res|xm.dbility in rnaln- Chas. Faul read the minutes ol tne .., Roy Hubonra nil second place , wu inspired on Monday night and ' tabling lhegovernmental and cco- yturuary meeting and tne treas-. ikr wiih a 824 series for Ihston Rings tn her first two tames scored hup.e nomic system-^iiich make* it pas­ urcr, Dewey Keeu, gave lhe flnan- I •' ta the Recreation with scores of counts of 219 ana 218 but faded in i.ible for us to be free, luipny and till report Winch showed a balance ' 241-199-184 and Harry Long scored the third game to 123 to chalk up inwqxrnus on hand of vju32 al tne end ot '' ' 690 in the same league for strand .» 551 total wiiich wav high for the Great problems are bound to be February. Theatre. W. Wellman of Middle- evening. ! preu-nlea to the American people Kev. W. Stone gave the wel- ! । ville bunched nine strikes in his I Franrrs Juppctrom co-starrrd as soon as the unpleasant bustans come lo the ladles after which Mr. 1 r,y. List game lo give him a 257 score with Mrs. Schader and counted of winning this war is over. Their Yetty introduced tne speaxer of , ■ high for tire week. games of 200 and 202 but with a prubiedk will effect lhe smallest the evening. Kim Sigler, proaunem . ' ' COMMERCIAL LEAGUE—Good- ‘ ruedlocre 143 second gome totaled communities and involve lhe <ev- local aiwrites. year Bros. Hdwe. <3(—Medics <0>; 545 Mrs D. Thayer hit 489 for,era) states and the nation. Every This being the time for the anCAYfer «2»—Trio Caie (11; third place with 185-159-145. -------‘ *lias .......... K,“— niuil election, ballots were placed I ----------interest ‘in society it* problem' Moynahfn Sales <2>—City Dad* <K; state Insulation won three garr.r such as agriculture. Industry. busi­ st the pules ot tne memoeis, iw> Moom- .12'—Auto Sport Shop (It; fmm Piston Ring Shop. Portia.. ness, labor, finance, rocia) sccuntr ' Yurger and Gus Wingeier were ap- ; Andrus Service <3>—State Insuls- made a clean sweep of the *erie- and bundled* of others. 1 )>omt*d as tellers, and the resun* : Uon (0>: Consumer* Power Co. '2> with Banner; Izoqnrds rorrve? The success of democracy depends were us follows: Pres . Keith Yerts; I —Middleville Creamery <b three from Bonnet ar»Gown: Trio upon more democracy. Mr. Siehr 'Vice Pres. John Hewitt. Sec, Der , Lieut Harry Adrounie. son of BUSS LEAGUE—Tool Room ,3- won a pair of game* from Mlchltrnn pointed out. Prom time immemorial ,, ------ ------------ - —. ----------> Mrs H. A Adrounie. Hastings. i« — Shop Office <0»; Engineers >2'— «■-" . — .1.. the tendency in every democratic II Tel. Co.; Orphans took a pill DlsmUsal was by staging the jlw for a few daw enroute to e Office (|>; Foundry '3>—Electric­ km qilM. and Piston Ring Ofiicc country has been to curtail rights. Doxoiogy and repeating Tne Lord'*'new avlgnment in Nehawka IJeu: ians <0». ...... .. ■n ..................... prlvUrces. freedom, and to estab­ Prayer. three from Strand. *■*-------- *—j—-• — ------ ■ Adrounie 1* *in **-the •Medical Corp' RECREATION LEAGUE — Bin•; Best score­ lish bureaucracies and "Let George und say* that hr findsathe work In­ 's'—Middleville <0i; Strunil^Tlien- t. Schader 210-218-123-551 do it". You and I. tomorrow. mu<! tensely interesting. •* Squid Bail tre '2'— U-onarcis <L< PUton f. Juppstrom 200-143-202-54 ‘v be less interested in our own little Squid, a fish which is a member Rings (21—Hastings Ice and Fuel p. Tliayer 185-159-145-489 personal .inheres of life, and give 1 •>. 'D. Taliaferro I ,i-i'8-183-41, more earnest concern lo thO'e of lhe octopus family, is the bait ai»»ut us We cannot all hold pub ­ I05*143-154-4<'J PISTON RING LEAGUE—Office D Weaver used by the fishermen of Gaspe. lic office There m>v be too mue’- Province of Qucbecv to catch cod. No 1 i3»—Shipping ■(>'; Office No- S Palmer .2 (2>—Machine Room -•■ <!>. •* l«*144-l«M9a of that already. But each of us Best Scores D. Goodyear 230-211-222-663 R Hubbard H. Long R Mcxirr W Wellman D. Tkliaferro—D. Thayer . I B. Weaver—B. Eckert J. Newton—D. Cappon E. Karmov—L. Pierson E. KoepUnger—J. Panel) | B. Kimmel—F. O’Donnell H. Roush—S. phUner i A. Hawthorne—G. Relckord I litter *_• PENNEY’S H- Cook K Clark W. HchKder ... ... ... Womens City Tournament Jean Brower and Theoiinr Schadcr teamed together lo con the doubles crown in the Annual City Tournament with a 1123 RtrU". Considerable credit goes to Mis* Brower who scored a fine 530Aerie, made up o! 193-166 and 171 gamed. Mrs. Schader scored 455 wit* of icn-151-136 live pby a handicap basis. Scores J. Brower—T Schader M. Sawyer—M. Goodyear M Thums* - M Reed SPECIALS SATUI re.oAY BEST YET FLOUR, enriched 241/2 lb. sack lb POP CORN guaranteed to pop 2 lbs 15< NAVY BEANS 5c DENNINGS CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM MIX 3 lor 25c WALL PAPER CLEANER § FINAL MEETING -OF BROTHERHOOD 4W- HELP WIN THE HIRE Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column AMNIYERSARY * . : I . NOT JUST A BOLT OF YARD GOODS can moKe- clidT A buwne** ’nu ‘ Fetching Stylea For Home! SEERSUCKER CASUAL DRESSES 298 ♦ Button Front Types Shirtwaist Styles ZIEGLER KNOWS Lralning sta- GOOD ROADS 2-Piece Styles it’s lovely Presses... smart pajamas... new clothes for the Ms A delightful new group ot dresses, designed to fit into your private life with smart simplicity! Crisp seersucker In* flattering midriff models, sleek shirtwaists, and popular button-front, styles. —Play Suits for the Fletcher kids —Pajamas for Mother and Dad—a Bedspread for FROCKS • Princeu Stylet! • Hatque Waitti! • Tailored Typet! FRUIT ry family 398 Aunt Martha! It’s the hundreds of clever and useful and pretty things into width the nimble Perfectly Draped! u its and shuttling fingers of women can transform it. In a sense this simple bolt of Yard Goods Ruggedly Woven! is the eroi and hallmark of a great American business—The J. C. Penney Company. । the War urged to men, our lhe home or health delicious property Clattroom Cottons SUNNY TUCKER* C.ABARIHSE GeU The Summer Style Vote! Men's SLACKS TVTOT just a bole of Yard Gomls, it's much more than that! It's a new dress for Mn. Miller Fresh and colorful as the first spring crocus! Lovable . . . tubbable little cottons in all the patterns girls Jove. Dainty doll, canrjy stripes, winsome print* with alljhe pretty trim­ mings to set her eye* asparkle and her checks aglow! 3-6X. 7-14. Fur dress, for sporta. tor the office, for EVERY occasion it's gabardine! Handsome plain, twill or bedford cord weaves in 1943's most popular new shades! Boys' Sport Slacks L98pC THE FIRST PENNEY STORE. OPENED 41 YEARS AGO IN KEMMERER, WYOMING, SET A NEW PATTERN OF NEIGHBORLY, live and i famous y. young LOW COST, RETAIL STORE SERVICE. Apparel Features of Great Interest Fine Wool-Rayons! Popular Corduroys! IF YOU WANT ligation. r that BY BUYING BONDS AND STAMPS HASTINGS, MICH. FROM and they. too. lav. Richard Camo Peary. John AuguM Gillespie. Al'red J. Shipps, inbert Lamar WAR C. THOMAS STORE SPRING COATS dministration of Michigan A . State Highways on an efficient, economical, non-political basis for all the people, then you want iegler, Republican nom­ Z Yard Goods acre a major pact of the uock in trade of Mr. J. C. Pcnncj t first little store — opened 41 jears ago this month in Kemmerer, Wyoming. From the outside it looked far from impressive. Inside, though, people discos cred it was different. For this store was dedicated to a new kind of Store- keeping—to a neighborly idea—an idea as typi­ cally American as ride-sharing and quilting bees! Mr. Penney didn't think "How much can 1 taker but "How much can 1 give?" He cut out useless frills, charge accounts and deliveries; pared prices to the bone; preferred many sales at small profit to a few at large profit. 1090 Commissioner, 1 5 years commissioners. Bright Plaids! Choose your spring coat right now. from this lovely collection of budgeV-p r I c e d fashions! Smart belted styles of sparkling plaids . . . novelty styles of wool and rayon tweed . . . sport types of colorful corduroy that are rever­ sible! 9-17 and 12-18 THE PENNEY IDEA SPREAD. AND GREW. UNTIL TODAY PENNEY STORES DOT THE ENTIRE MAP OF THE UNITED STATES . Republican Primary Ballot ZIEGLER KNOWS GOOD ROADS ELECT Kemmerer took to the first Penney store at buf­ falos take to pasture! So did Moscow, Idaho later on. And Salt LtkJ City, Utah. And San Antonio, Texas. And today there are over 1600 Penney stores in all 48 states,. ' and Penney's is truly an American institution. For every hundred dollars worth of sheets, or blankets, or shoes, or Yard goods the Penney More Kill in Peoria, Illinois or Scranion, Pennsylvania, ot Savannah, Georgia, it pays back honest and sub­ stantial savings. For every hundred drestes, or ihiru. or overalls it sells in Waltham, MaHacliutcttt, or Stockton, Cali­ fornia. or Chillicothe. Ohio, it Dip back rich divi­ dends in local ularid. rent and taxes. Toda) Penney stores from Cour to Coart arc mak­ ing a tremendous contribution io the nation's war­ time program of Thrift and Saving*. Today.Pen­ ney rtotet, in qpghborly fashion, arc helping to balance die household budgets of millions of Americans. Today Mr. Penney's 41 year old idea of success through giving, rather than taking, is Mill rhe Penney way. Flower Prints For Style! Gaiety! Youthfulness! BEMBERG RAYON DRESSES Smartly Cut Large Siics! ZIEGLER As delightful a collection of breezy, soft, cool little frocks, aa you'd want lor spring! -Airy rayon bemberg that looks and feels like sheer silk . . In a variety of colorful flower patterns! Dainty styles in misses' and women's sizes . . . Stale Highway Conauaiianer (Political Advt) MK:vsi.sm, * 35c Infanta Knit Creeper* Absorbent cotton knit sulU for rugged wear and lota of washing. 6 mot, QQ6 to 2 yean.----------W• Smooth UH- ' ored styles in; ftaii quality 1 knit rayon! Will tub with ease. Wom­ en's sizes. Men's Armorfoot* Socks GIRLS' NEW DRESSES Regulation dress itylea OC< neat alack models. Cw Thick ’n Thin Rayona 198 Tailors beautifully! Perfect for sports outfits. CAc Yd. ................................. -A- - IO« - - - -WAR - - - - STAMP - - - - - - 1* Quaint prin­ cess atylesl Trim tailored WILL PAY FOR FIVE CARTRIDGES. 'iT'S flower colon For Warm Weather AcUviUesl Long length cardigans Big luxurious pullovers! 4 98 ■ MARQUISETTES Bring new beauty to windows with sheer curtains! 29‘ Good-Looking, Sturdy. RAYON j Rondo* De Luxe Percale Wonderful patterns in a O^c wide choice of colora. yd ■ Soft Beauty For Windows! Stylet For Tiny Women! CHARLES M. BOYS' JIMMIES* Rugged little bib style QQc longiea Sanforized t 2-8. WW Spring Cottons For School! Smart Tweeds! inee (or State Highway in the department under two Expertly Cut—Perfect FH! Adonna Rayon PANTIES HOSIERY Wonderful spring savings in practical, hose I Popu- QQ‘ lar shade*................. ww SLIP-ON CLOVIS Strictly tailored or smartly stitched. Perfect for QOf spring! Popular shadeo.wO GOING TO TAKE A LOT OF CARTRIDGES TO WIN BUY THE WARI YOUR WAR STAMPS AND BONDS AT PENNEY'S! , 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. MARCH 25, 1MJ finflllT CAIIDT LHCLUII LUUKI Mildred vs. Dale Main, divorce. «MMI .ow « 'arm .n4 to u» eluh «<'H.„y J«ph WUM. uto Catherine M. va. Everett E. Brooks tha twin foundation ----------—. --— - mumn ---- ototoatoto rtam (to™ <rf « ■ W wtotn multod. tou /'tSfijvi-no-l, to. divorce. (rf.utrv and .nd acrriibilturr was effectively effectively barred barred from from taking taking atAFLE GHOYk iyom ine jxeprosperous Industry agriculture was Carl D. va. Ellrabcth Warner, di­ publicans and I>erxi-x=raiw ________________ u a mere myth; a high-soundin* an ending activeanpart, active pither part, ineither the treaty In the treaty • a lui ^f candidatein famt. ---------1 nomvorce. thing. or in the League. At the Umc. Lodge } naU on. us Tallows: Republ! Kittle Bowne Olney va. Lillian Gerald B. va. Margaret Cole, di­ v- .1 a » n.r, t '--ctio-i i> Phrase which doesn't mean a thir". — *" “ *’ _____ Republican ■ (Continued from page l Section 11 o[her wordJ a mcukh Burke. detennlnaUon of oamanhip. scuritv and his "irrecdhcilablM thought Supervisor. John Marte.'.'; clerk. vorce. Flore:— the j—con can uc be a workable nicceu they had won a brilliant success , William Schanti; tnuursr.■ Vico mr moral and a growing volume of — iviuiu u wu*Kuufc .......... In lhe matter of Petition for Sale, divorce. fc _— PHnln *n zt tne ul) ~ bi * ... ____________ _ j think so toSpldel: highway commls*lanrr. Auaarmed support from Britain and the Z.b, country which doesn't have Wonder if they would think so to- Spldel: highway eommUdarutr. of Lands for Delinquent Taxes for U. n S. a A.lTbut 1 1 but *1*0 also u is committed to 2%^* Jt'mudL d»v day. if U thev they could see their country tin un Schanta: Schante; Justice. justice, Oren Oren 1Wills; IMO and prior years, tax sales. (Continued from page 1. dec. 1) plunged into a second desperate boardI of «*»<*’. E «. Florence va. Lucius Lobdell, dlthe defeat of Hitler. But once these ■ • • • «Lyle Collison va. William Rupe, Hie People vs. Nelson Parker, no vorce. victorias are achieved, the imme-' plan, unlike the trespaxs Charles H. add Laura S. CBler LaHr; treasurer. Gaylord action given. U. 8. of America Farm Security dlate oancem, of course U the de- "Amcrtcsn Plan", written by a com- War I seem almost as a minor en- A||en vs. Maude D. Herrcma and Ba rah Admn. vs. George and Amanda c<xnparison?^^vail Gra>. y; iuju«aj highway vu... commissioner. John though it may be, will be removed m [Uton under miMlOM unucr direction uurvuyu of u* Freder. I.vi.i- gagement by , -----,----- - -uib ..... Marvin F. Cooley va. Pet Milk Kepkey. bill to set aside deeds and Shellenbaraer, replevin. an uncle the presl- ^thertfcfr-another group of “Irrecon- xiaUrer. Justice. Orson McIntyre; Wh*l then? |tc v A Delano, ______ L of ■_*_ rescind contract. Charlie Raymond vs. Edward MH. ..... . .......... __ a cllables" to arise I,, in OntitrrrXj. Congress thin this board nt ol rreview'; —Itarvaav Harvey MaranaJL Xtarahall Demarcc Bess, noted traveler, dent, was definite as to benefits and Zlgniont K. and Elizabeth LeVletta Cathey vs. Richard BessORANGEVILLE — Two tickets blecki vs. Silas Stiles, ct al bill to ’ ’ ­ total cost. A* a mater of facljhe time and repeat the tragic mistakes have author and Journalist, in a perti Harry Stehr v«. Carl Miller anc been norni»au-d « as fallows follows:• mer. trespass. of twenty-four years ago? quiet title. . Carl Hula, trespau. nent article written in the March 20 American Plan is really no plan at Republican—Supervisor. Mrs. Addle Alberta.Cole vs. Richard Bessmer. Clayton J. and Bessie C. Mc­ Grace Ukl va. Harry Shute, tres­ Issue Of the Saturday Evening Post, all but rather a ponderous collection Brown: clerk. E. D- Lewie: treas­ Keown vs Rudolf Schaar. et al. bill pass. suggests that there arc three impor­ of all of the vague, well-meaning urer. Herman Morehouse; justice. IMttSCU , Russell onn Brinkley va. Richard Bess- to quiet title. Emeat Pierce vs. Dorian D. San­ Morris England; board of review. m r [r,.tll4sh. tant anti fundamental points of social ideas which the New Deal's PhyllLi E. vs. James Burdette den. trespass. Robert Kelley; constable... Frank u“')uv’ agreement between Russians. Amer­ “bright boys" have ever had In mind . Omar Barnum va. Consumers Smith, divorce. Myrtle Praxybysx and Myrtle Castle. Cornell Cappon. Clinton Power icans, Britons and the Chinese Whereas Sir William can tell you Clark Edwin Davis, et al. ys. Vll- Gould va Archie and Mary Corri­ Co.. trespass. Castle. Lee Killick. Democrat which might be developed into a to a shilling what the Individual Und. Lou ro.,U W wxi Mend. JIS’SJ. gan. no acUon given. . .... Supervisor. John Crawford: clerk. Nkils for international co-operation benefits under his plan would be vs. Matthew Ballch, trespass Lorrn,nc H. Vem Nell. Walter Wallace vs. National Ac­ Candidates In Ten Voting jeromc Coryell; treasurer, no canv—.. divorce. . in establishing and maintaining'and can estimate the total cost ceptance Service, et al. bUl to aet UmH Ac Un'FPMd George T. vs. Dorothy Gardner. aside transfer. , Eliza J. Foster vs. Howard Price world order and after the Axis pow- ■ritl-.ln within a few thousand pounds, no t divorce. Meh-la vs.-Chas. Helsel, divorce. and wife, ejectment. Caucuses have been held in the B 0U |t c r; constables, Jess Shuttnakone — responsible for lhe authorship authorship,, caucuses nave orcn ima uu Boulter: constables. btwemi.kers are defeated (and this defeat Is AdelbiSrt Cortrlglit vs. Louis and Harry o. Mohrmann, Recr. vs.'!' Robert D. va. Margaret J. Fuhr­ Bourdo. John Sheffield, going to be a longer, toughet job of the "American Plan" can even ] sixteen townships of Barry county er man, divorce. Madeline Garman InJuncUon. i Albert j. McClelland, assumpsit. , tell you the limits of Individual "nd WtdWalw for the various ofEinm „ Bourdo than many of us. even yet. Imagine). In the matter of the Petition o: Ruby May vs. Wayne Nelson Mar­ Wm. C. Main. Gdn.. vs. Hayden PRAIRIEVILLE-The Republican Stff.fLgiiLgyg? ‘................ .......... Thc.se fundamental points arc: \ Henry Stehr. »t a|. petition lo dis­ tent. divorce. in Prairieville is ur.opjw-cd. Hathaway, trespass. •■First, the peoples of theseOpUr) billions of doliara what the cost^of pub|jCan an(j jn Baltimore town- ; ticket I/iuie R. Neal and wife vs. Fred Wm. C. Main vs. Hayden Hath- 'connect land from the tillage of the slate being as follows: Suiwrcountries do not suffer fwlTfialTu- the plan would be. Even New Deal Jhlp 0Illy a Democratic slate J. Young, bill to establish convey­ .l- visor. Otla Boulter; clerk. Floyd away, trcspxss. , rMiddleville. - wPhyllis Mae vs. Donald L. Mc­ ance. Eduard D. Wells. Recr. vs. dnaUons of belonging-tai any master partisans apparently aren't taking nominated. Evidently the residents । gjW|p, treasurer. I-ewls Johnson: divorce Belva E. vs. Joseph W. Klaccr race, as the Germans and Japanese the report ton seriously. Best sum­ of Baltimore arc satisfied with tlx: justice. George Doster: board of re­ Thomas David French, assumpsit. Donald, George vs. Prances Juppstrom. divorce. In lhe matter of the Petition of do. Accordingly, they are not unduly- mary of American opinion was prob­ fine services of their supervisor.' vtew. C. A. Merlau: convtnblM. Geo. divorce. tempted to undertake to dominate ably contained In a paragraph Leon Moon, and the other officers. ; Ba6lrv. Merle Bradfield. Dale Mer­ the Burry Co. Board ot Supervte- 1 Bonita A. vs. LeRoy J Symons. Bisbee Formerly a Canyon ors. petition to determine water as no Republican caucus was held. , Iau and nobert Ford. published tn William Allen White': lhe world. . divorce The main street of Bisbee. Aria., the first tune in many years. | RUTLAND ui'-ri avn— —Both Rnth parties nartic. nominnomm- level of Thornuppll' lake. "Second, these peoples, unlike the Emporia Gazette which said: "Wal­ for Elmer F. vs. Mary H Gallup. dlNatl. Sheet Steel Corp. vs. Stand­ da?,CAnrHlns nnd^thc’twit dn'v’ fo' candidates for the various olis the paved floor of a once tortuous ; vorce. Germans and Japanese, have no ter A. Jones, lawyer-cattleman, got ? *r.t™P.u!n5, Ih/eitv1 and 1 Rees*05 follows: Republican-Sup-r- ard Stumping Co, trespass canyon, with houses built in tiers on Vonda Jean vs. Donald Ellsworth urge to fight for living room, since up this morning, rend about the new Harry o. Mohmiarin. Recr.. va. Vft ^ugh; 'uSiurc^Riteh;; Claude J Marsiiall. Exec., assump­ Rayner, divorce. tlie sloping walls. they already have plenty of IL Some social security program, and then {EWkiiSi sit. of the early BoLshevlk revolution­ Matthew Ballch v*. Robert E. aries dreamed dreams of a World Powell, trespass. But. vague and impractical though COc5 Clerk Allan C Hyde ha« been “Prt £vtet Republic, but Stalin llqulJohn Slenklewrelcz vs. George . ted mart of these fanatics years it may be. thLs cumbersome collec­ distributing ballots and supplies lo view. Burdette Sutton. D-mocra*.- Sherman, appeal from Justice court. , tion nt Idealistic objectives and "no­ the various unite In the county, the . Supervisor.- Chink. A. Woudrufk Sophia Hill vs. Clyde Benton, de­ "Third, all of these peoples share ble" aims, represents the only plan clerks having been authorized t > Clerk. Mary Giner, treasurer. Carl claration on a nromluory note. highway commissioner. a profound yearning for peace which has yet been put forward on come for lhe supplies on Tuesday. Marble. Archie o and Mildred C. Sinclair Montlgth Rqilogie: ju.titK. Perry u.'Vrni D and Mildred M. Sin- I Following are the township nom- Hail and E. V. Pratt which they urgently require in or­ this side of the Atlantic to define tusumpsit. der to establish in their own nat­ post war social aims. The Republi­ 1 nations: TIIORNAPPLE—The ReaubUe.ui.- clair, Walter M. and Verdie L. Sinclair ' ASSYRIA — Republican: Super ural spheres the economic and so­ cans. if they have done any con­ Super-­ ;nwnjnated the f-lLiwlm:. Stipe: ' • vs. Vem D. und Mildred M. Sin­ -'-v Wai­ or. clarence Longstreet; Clerk. Max MEL-O-BIT cial schemes to which they are de­ structive thinking on the subject. visor. Clare M. Holder; clerk. clair. assuinpeit. voted." . have kept their Ideas closely guard­ ter Stanton; treasure'. Otto Dahm; l.-nd; treasurer. Grover Cline; Ju.Ivan Powell, by next friend, vs It would be difficult to find any ed secrets. So far. thev have been board of review. Hugh Jones; High­ tice. Jervis Campbell; board of ir- Mat tinw B.dtch, trespass. way Com . Keith Jarrard; Justice valid criticism of any of the above content to alt on the side lines ana full term. Clyde Holmes; Justice. ti> ! ,view. Will H. Johnson. The Demo­ Gerald Powell vs. Matthew Ballch 1 crats named an entire ticket head­ ircspiu-s. three points. Other points might be Jeer—and. in view of the many fill vacancy. Elmer Wiles; Board ,ed by Julian Potts for siipyrvlwi Katherine A. Rcdner vs. Otis Gal- ' added but certainly the above three "set ups" presented, they have not of Review. Hugh Jones: Constables WISCONSIN WOODiaND—But one tfeket he lup. trespass. arc enough to form a working basts lacked for opportunities. But un­ Irving Brandt. Ray Burd. Gaylord Republican. usual In Woodland Century steel Corp. vs. Standard for establishing international order fortunately, Jeering does not solve Holmes. Lester Berry. itownship. The nominees are; Su­ Stamping Co. assumjisit. .... pervisor. Albert R* < ,or; clerk. Leon If Ute people of Utese four countries perplexing questions and post war, „ LB. ( haiii-ery Cau>r>— Hynes; treasurer. Mrs. Vesta Born; for the imi United uiv uiiiivu Statesowwa , Democrats . muiuiin..' have ...... no opposition, .... w,.,, us.......... arc really Interested in avoiding a social plans piunn Myrna J. vs. Cail A. Christie, di- i repetition of the present deadly con­ Is not a mere political football but no Republican caucus wm luid Justices. Dr. L II. Brumm und Vic­ vorce. WISCONSIN I. an und,roi»ns In •hleh toe en- T™n U~n ««aln n.nnlnMrd », tor Eckardt: highway conimiaslonB v. B. divorce. flict two or three decades hence. .. .. . . . (iiitorvltnr hut nur rrnortrr W.Tunsupervisor, but our reporter w.r un­ er. Henry Hynes; Isoard ol review. Lronurd Paul vs. Gertrude L tire nation has a stake. able to r.ct the balance of the ticket J L Smith; comstablea. Alb.'rt Bate... divorce Sir’ William Beveridge, author of Will someone in Baltimore jileacc -Shellrnbargcr. Harold Smith und Elisabeth June va. Lloyd I* T.ithe much discussed British "cradle- •- It was twenty-four years ago ,send it in? Thank you! llstv::. divorce. • . to-tlie-gravc" social security report, that Henry Cabot Lodge. Sr., arose , BARKY—But one ticket, the lie... MEL-O-BIT Minnie Wurm vs. Wm. Full.-, ct al. has frankly admitted that his plan in ; the Senate, and introduced a ..publican was nominated with Moni-it’s have been nomir bill to clear title. will be financially leasible if. and resolution ; :t name. to the effect .that. Backus nguin named as candidate j Sprinqs with ClaudHank and Christina Asplnall va. candidate ---- .------------------f< only if. the peace Is made to bring •"Whereas under the Constitution it •for supervisor. Others are: Clink Sy hot er H. and Vera E Curtis, LB. Walter Bolyen; treasurer. Mrs B-full employment to the Britl«h peo- h i a function of the Senate to advise ’ mon cage foreclosure. atricc Dunning; justice. Clyde Clark; pie Thus. Sir William classifies and । • Amber A. vs. Harrison Clair Van consent to. or dissent from the board : of review. Leslie SniL num as their candidate for suprrhimself as a much more practical, ratification । of anv treaty....................., fen: constables. Clarence Donovan. vwor and Amo. Palmer nominee foi Sickle, divorce. Betty Jean Perry, by.next friend, hard-herded idealist than nm-t of Respired | . . that the constitution J. , L. Daniels Earl Butler and H< clerk. Would be glad to receive the vs Richard perry divorce. the "starry-eyrd" soel«l planner! of of < the league of nations in the form man । complete tickets. Thunk you! Reynolds Martha P. vs Henry J. Prrdum. CARLTON—Republican - Sup-rnow proposed. should not be ac­ bill lor separate maintenance. ga.'d ot.-.!::-.' and industry* cepted by liie United States . . ’visor. Wesley Booher; clerk. Fred Honey Is Big Motu-y treasurer. Jay Wing: high­ CRISP—SOLID “whipping boys" who are the prim" Although this resolution was out of Henhey; 1 Threc-dfihs , of the nation's annual obstacles along the rotul-toward Re­ order when introduced and never 'way commissioner. Wm Hale; board Civde V-< Rose Arnold, divorce. of review', full term. Jerry Andru- SI-.DOO.tiOO honey c.«.;j -j rued in .... ... . ---------. ------ was actually brought to a vote, it ! Hustings city Bunk, vs. Frank to fill vacancy. Arthur Eckert; Jus'- 1 bakeries, with a steadily Increasing and Mary Adams, mortgage forcany so-called “social security" pro- was endorsed by a bloe of thirty- tlce. HenC- Williams. No r----EACH amount of. .. the # ^sweetening being closute. cratic tftket was nominated marketed through the mass dlatribuDorothy Arlene Perry, bv next CASTLETON — Tlie Republican. SEEDLESS—FLORIDA—VALENCIA XrKnd. vs. Millard Perry, divorce. ‘ >f chain stores. will be unopposed i n Castleton again this year, as the Democrat.' held no caucus Tlie nominees are SIZE 200 DOZ. .Supervisor. J Mearle Scott, clerk. 'Henry F. Remington, trewuier, I Nelson G. Brumm: board of review. TEXAS—SEEDLESS ! Lowell Demond; Justices. Len W. i Feighner and J. C. McDerby: high|t tv«1x>n; FOR highway overseer, Ralph Devine. . ....□ilM.s ivv'E*. — mere arc । two tickets as usual In Hastings FRESH—TENDER 1 township, with John Lipkey. Sr., inleumbent. heading the Republican | as supervisor. Allen McDonald is • his Democratic opponent. Others BCH. Cook stove. Leather davenport. Dining table and 6 nominated are: Republican-Clerk. .Mrs. George Vandcnburg; treasurer U. S. NOV'^FLORIDA chairs. 54 inch Oak dining table. 2 Dressers. Chest Charles DeVault; board of review, I Herbert Finder; Justice. Alden of drawers. 3 Rockers. Several odd chairs. Gas I Todd: highway commLssioner. Carey LBS. Althouse. Democrat—Clerk. Mis i Pearl Matthews; treasurer. Liiwstove. Gateleg table breakfast set. Oak shelf and 'rence Beadle: highway'eommissioner. Frank Prentice, board of review mirror. Bed and springs. Bookcase. Girl's bicycle. George Craig: Justice. Albert Reed . HOPE—Only one ticket in Hojw Large tool chest. Some carpenter tools. Commodes. ' township, the Republican. Tlie nominee* are: Supervisor. Bernard Garden hose. Porch swing. Small croam separator. DeGolia:- clerk. Arcrlious Campbell, treasurer. Delos Flower; boaid of China closet. Large awning. Drop leaf round table. I review. Clifford Kahler , highway i commissioner. Fred Scott justice*, Cooking utensils. Dishes of all kinds. Lawn mower. Gordon-Thompson and Allen Bish­ op. IRVING—But one ticket, the Ro Clothing and bedding. 2 Large doors. 10-6 light win­ publican, in Irving and Hie cho,cS supervisor. William McCann, head.dow sash. 6 cellar windows. Small ice box ond many the list. • Others ore Clerk. Ku, Braendle: t rensurer. John other articles too numerous to mention. Justice. Ralph Stuart EDITORIALS CALENDAR FOR THE APRIL TERM S'"”.' "tl J".‘Ztoo'!'^ StKKLmS? TOWNSHIPS MAKE NOMINATIONS AMER. CHEESE 5&175 SHARP CHEESE 40* CHEDDAR CHEESE 34' PIMENTO CHEESE MOTILE TO CBEDITOKS KRAFT CHEESE 17c KRAFT CHEESE '^21c CREAM DiEESE IS 12c CHEESE 18c SOXt°o‘ MIOIUX 3»A«r CHEESE lb. cheese’‘1,w 38c U’23c FRESH MILK QT. 13c tyluiti. and. l/e^etaltled.—Nat (tatianed! HEAD LETTUCE & ORANGES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GObDS WATERS CLOJHES SHOP i Hastings, Saturday, March 27, 1943 33‘ GRAPEFRUIT »» at 112 E. Court St., Sparks' Shop CARROTS NEW POTATOES HOIHOUSE tB 13c LEAF LETTUCE hbh-out DOOS RADISHES 2 bciis. 15c susr-ato BEETS 2 acHs. 25c HESH-HOIIIDA CELERY 2 STALKS 17C LEMONS 6 FOR 18c 8 .O'CLOCK 2u: 41c RED CIRCLE 2 L,s 47c 33* BOKAR COFFEE 2 lbs. 51c ARC !l,JE STAMPS EXPIRE MARCH 31st-REWDEEM THEM FOR CANNED GOODS NOW! D.E F VALID v.L.I . 25th THROUGH WILL APRILBE 30th hr ad- the only ticket ;-<■! Johnstown. the Deniocnib no caucus. are: Clerk. Clare C Norris; treas­ urer. Carl N Bowman: nutirc Ward Cole; board of review. Samuel Nav; constable-,. George WHHmui. DEWEY REED, Mgr Stretch your car’s life line with expert Studebaker Service Curlee Suits HAVE ARRIVED! Pure Virgin wool worsteds in new blues, greys, browns Curlee suits always give full satisfaction. Proper de­ signing. Ttn<? needle work plua-aLI-wool quality $2950 to SQ750 Get frequent inspections and tune-ups LATEST FOOD RATION get more miles of essentia! transportation Visit our boys Deportment. Wc tokc pride in the from »k>* a-lfpicd,.Crir fe<’,ro“b’* 'ng- Have yZT Ir«<n«dd::v. lubricated .?rUr CSr ,n------ ' >n»te«d of Ot-t,m* interv*' -bout HASTINGS jackets, hats and the of boys' sweaters, necessary' furnishings SLICED! boys like. Bring the young man in. 12-OZ. CAN . 14'OZ. BOT 16 OZ. BOT. IJ-OZ. BOT. I6 OZ. CAN NO. 2-CAN NO. 2 CAN NO. 2 CAN NO. 2 CAN NO. 2 CAN NO. 2 CAN 8c 16c 8c 12c 13c 14c 2 27c 21c 2>o\33c 15c 12c 15c 14c 2«>< 25c 2'0- 25c 17c 4 12 1 12 8 8 8 8 11 16 16 14 14 14 14 14 VoIm* J LEAVES DATED! JANE FAUtH DONUTS DINNER ROLLS Waters Clothes Shop Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy PHONE 2101 A'/rOZ. CAR •A1ION EAC‘«* BREAD WKZO—10;00 A.M. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY that I LB. FKG MICE MARVEL — ENRICHED trousers, S'ud-tok- a. GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO 111 t. STATIST. complete assortment l-LI. BAG BaJi»d QaaJl—'lapl Ju NEWS ON At P'S FOOD NEWS "ROUND-UP" f| old methods of servicing cars arc no longer A completely adequate because rationed mileage has created new operating problems. And so, Studebaker dealers now handle your war­ time service requirements according to procedures that hgve been worked out by factory experts in the great Studebaker engineering laboratories and on the famous 800-acre Studebaker proving ground. Avail yourself of this better, more modern Stude­ baker service, whatever nuke of car you drive. NAVY BEANS SUNSWEET PRUNES CLAPP'S BABY FOOD SEEDLESS RAISINS csi monk NIBLETS ANN PAGE KETCHUP A&P GRAPE JUICE LIBBY'S CHILI SAUCE SULTANA FRUIT COCKTAIL A&P TOMATOES PURITY EARLY JUNE PEAS A&P SUCCOTASH A&P WHOLE KERNEL CORN IONA GREEN BEANS IONA SPINACH A&P PEACHES march SELF-SERVICE BUY WAR STAMPS 12' GIVE TO THE RtD ♦ WARTUMD �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, MARCH «. IMS AMERICAN LEGION NEWS In observance of the twenty­ fourth birthday of the American Legion. the Auxiliary member* en­ tertained the Legl'xmalrt's end **'eral gussta at dinner on Friday.eve­ ning at the Legion hall, Uic Junior Auxiliary girls serving. The Legion colors of gold and blue formed the decorative motif for the tables Where 96 were served a delicious re­ put. Put Commander 8 B Henry giving the Invocation. Small cake*, each bearing one candle, were the Individual favors. While the can­ dle* burned, each one present was asked to make n Mlert wish for tile good of tiie Post and Unit Following lhe dinner. Mrs Shir­ ley Henry, prtxjruni chairman, in­ troduced Ut- Robert B. Harkness as toiutmutcr and he .'erved splen­ didly ln<fiat position. Dr. Harkness Is a Past Department Commander of lhe fusion, being the first from Hie Upper Peninsula to hold That office. He was • render ton at that time filling the gflr Gro«>n aingtng wa* enjoyed wltn . °*'t .... ntan-;, ren Mr*, H o. C I*. RMer. Koger* servlna serving a* as piazi u. tajniau wd an PEA, BEAN, LENTIL I»- Membtrs at tha rummage'xah _r_. SEED EXEMPT FROM IS RATIONING । SyriULeils and Mn. Miry BoMh. RATIONING r . I Pea*, beam, and lentil* when' If you have contribution* for the jJ.nT,exclusively for Matml. War- sale and cannot bring them to ttu 1 ought 5X^7,™. 1 nJuse as seed Harota tx-gion nan.- plraie picase pnonc dtber eimcr --J »rold tulU r^ale H v*~ - — — • Le ** —«—,onHenry. —3443. <.* or phanc w—. roods Henry Mrs. Mr*. ,Larsen food' ratirminv rationing niiwtam program and and oo do not not . id nsie 2631. and they will eall at your; require the surrender of elthc.:£• •’suxi 1 polnl stamp* or ration certificates, according lo the War Price and 1 Rationing Board here This exemption was worked out by Ute Office of Price Administra­ tion in conjunction with the De­ partment ot Agriculture. Since thia . .Edwin Sayles gave an Utter eating ' Result* of a seventy-game aeries u thr planting season, it wu found I *™“*rY °* th* Laurence J. Bauer cribbage tournament to determine too cumbersome to require farmer; iP®*’- No <3- telling of the accom- me city championship l» a* follow* and victory gardeners to apply to PlUhment* during the peat twenty- single*—First place W. G. Bauer, local boards for certificates to en­ *our A Ule pBSt second place Clark O'Donnell, able them to acquire bean, pea and Comr^agder* showed thirteen were “““J. O1. lentil seed. Tn addition, local boards , «»d Uw *Wow. of three I P‘*c* are now preoccupied with their I**"1 c°m,n’nder.sj,*<ri-.N.e.,lle S?1* w « BndP duties in connection with ■W*Z; bLr’_I,k,‘ ®11 and Mrs Don- B*“. w. G. Bauer and Cha lea numerous the various rationing programs. 1 n» Harrington, stood a* the none ! KroDeldThe amendment make* it possible ‘he ,‘u*b*nd “Jled. tach 1 Geor«e for fanner* and gardeners to buy । Commander and each lady received I “nd Ellaworth Newton. ; bean, pea and lentil seed which Is a yellow rosebud u a favor. Past ! ± ”___ 1 ~ marked or labeled in accordance Commanders present were A. L I WEST HOPE with any applicable .federal or atate Brown, naw of Ann Arbor. Roy I Mm. L. D. Woodman spent Wed- seed law. or In accordance with Hubbard. Maurice Foreman. T. H nesday afternoon with her broUt—. standards stated In the federal law. U Rtld;,£r?nJ‘1 ^ndrus Sterling,,er. Ern Johneock who hv :; 2!. wlMKJUl lor u..c.«rr u. Johncock ha* been 11 without thr » surrender of ration, Rogers. Albert Craig. Shirley Henry. > for a couple of weeks, w Mr. and stamps However these vegetables Edwin Sayles. Charles Shcrwoou. Mrs Walter Cook and children and 1 acquired for seed may nol be used Adelbert Cortright, Cornelius Man- Mr and Mrs. Ronald Anders and for food If they are acquired for nl and Harry Larsen Greetings children spent Sunday with Mr food ration stamps or certificate* ' were read from Mr. and Mrs Eg-,and Mrs. Gerald Cook of Kalama- must be surrendered w^<‘,jrot‘Xr-Mw22 ,lve £“ Kans“$* Abe Hayward u helping witn I Beans, peas or lentils that meet and from D. H. Sharp, who was un- ; chores again at the Ern Johneock 1 these labeling requirements include able to attend. home * Archie Woodman and Ray- the bulk of supplies available as I Guest speaker for the evening mond Anders were Kalamazoo visseed, • seen, and ana according accoraing to the tne Office 01 rice ct cr . was Major Charles Schultz of Fort docs Monday * Mr. and Mrs P.2y ----- Adm inis t ration, .fanners ---------- —anil * 1 Ray ” ' Price Custer, who was Department Com- Barnas spent Sunday with Mrs Mrs. gardeners should have no difficult; 1 mender of the Legion in 1930-1931 Metta Barnes of Augusta and also in finding supplies that they may , Hto topic was "The Origin of the called on Mrs Will Havens at her now buy point free for planting. > American Legion " and his message I daughter's in Hickory Corners. They The amendment further provides was informative and inspiring Hr «l*o called on Mr. and Mrs E L. that beans, peas or lentils unfit for . also outlined various ways in which 1 McCallum of Hickory Corner* Frt- human consumption and normally ' the Legion can be of great service I day afternoon and report Mrs used lor anima) feeding—because during the present world conflict । Martha Replogle much improved in nol more than 10 per cent are sound Mr* Schultz accompanied her hus- . health. * Mr. and Mrs. Almond or free from insect or other inot Detroti Detroit apart spent _ the^ tne w we< band and was the guest of the Aux- j■ Weber ,0! ^ek- fe-tation—may also be acquired | end with her father. Juse Osa? point frpe ana used for any purpose All joined In singing "SUir S|»ng- * Thr community will meet F FOR VICTORyVuY WAR BONDS led Banner" al the close of the pro- 1I day night at the school house. gram and those, who so desired, re­ mained for dancing Major Deere and ten cadets from Kellogg Air Field were also guesu for the eve­ ning. ■ Those who failed to attend this anniversary missed a splendid pro1 gram and a fine dinner Credit is I due Mrs Henry and thr various I committees having lhe affair in chirp Following Is the list of the Pan Commanders and the year* in which each served. 1019-20, A. L Brown; 1920. M. O Hill: 1921 Dan Peterman and Albert Dykstra; 1922. Charle* Sherwcod and Roy Hub­ bard. 1923. Harold Newton. 1924. Ray Conaway and Dan Walldorff: 1925. Leo Harrington; 1926. Verne Johnson and Floyd Wood; 1927. T. IS. K Reid; 1928. Edw Potter; 1929. Maurice Foreman; 1930. Henry Hu­ bert; 1931. Edwin F. Sayles; 1932. Sterling Rogers: 1933. Harry Wood; I1934. Albert Craig; 1935. Floyd 'Wood. 1936. Cornelius Manni; 1937. Adelbert Cortright; 1938. Frank An­ drus; 1939. Shirley Henry; 1940. D SAYS THE OFFICE OF CIVILIAN DEFENSE H. Sharp. 1941. 42 and 43. Harry Larsen. The next Auxiliary meeting will Today, your health is a national asset, and its 1 be on Thursday evening. April 1. care begins at home. Illness slows down pro* Member* arc asked to bring articles lor Uic rummage sale to be held on duction, lowers efficiency and uses up the April 2 and 3 at the hall. A pot luck supper is to be served on nice Itime and skill of doctors and nurses who are st S mSs BSS tS Hampton accompanying on the piano Other musical numbers durmg the evening were vocal *eleetion* by Jannet and IJnda Tiacher of carlton Center with their mothcr a* accompanist. Mrs Elza Cariln tang •Tliert''* A Bur Spangled Banner Waving somewhere." and played her own accompaniment on the guitar. This song was deditatrd tn Qsr twenty-three Sons of the Union now Legion now in in military military service service and and to Nancy Harkness Lxjve, daughter ^TIES lro'“ we. form-111 ' ...muter .I*(nm*okh -oda»P“c*'- TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE "Quality Shoes Properly Filled" HASTINGS ^55555^44451492422^613995 G. Bauer, City -ICribbaa. Champion *90 k SEM^PORCELAM 32-PC. SERVICE FOR 6 3” The daintiness and gayety of this ‘'Calico Fruit” pattern will add color and beauty to your table. 53-Piece Service for B............................................ 7.95 32-PC SCMM»O*€11JUN SERVICE FOR SIX (32-pieces.) The rooe-beige border and rich gold laurel-leaf design make it look far more expensive. 53-Piece Service for 1......................................... 11.P7 Save clutat'i / / SALE OF HOUSEWARES WARTIME HEALTH CARE BEGINS AT HOME SELECTED CORN 1ROOM 68' 5-sewed to hold strands firmly together urgently needed for war service. So check up on your family health regularly, says the O.C.D.’s “Citizen's Handbook for.War." 48' Treated to pick up, hold more dust. COTTON YARN OIL MOF Won't lint. Washable, removable liead. IN HOSPITALS AND HOMES, SANITARY. SPARKLING. EAST-TO-CLEAN MLLLO-CLOSS WALLS ARE TNE ORDER OF TNE DAY “NO RUBBING'' CREAM POLISH Clean* and polishes in one operation... Lowe Brothers MELLO-GLOSS 4 Per Gallon CEDAR WOOD PAIL CEDAR OOD WASHTUB I" Strongly made. 11-gal. capacity, WALL PAINT SCRUB BRUSH Durable, white Tampico bristles... MELLO-GLOSS haa light reflection qualities which satiny lustre ol colorful 68' 10-qt. capacity. Made of durable cedar. (SEMI-GLOSS) reduce lighting costs. ONE OR TWO-CUP DRIP SILEX Lome Brothers PLAX 1.45 Easy to apply, quick to dry. A tough beauty gloea finish that restate wear and abuse. THE UNIVERSAL FINISH PER PINT Get the most out of your coffee ration by brewing only the exact QI7, O / amount needed! Then you can FOR ALL ENAMELING lowe Brothers NEPTUNITE FLOOR VARNISH Dries in fe hours.. .won turn white or scratch white. ' lowe Brothers GLASS always enjoy the full flavor of fresh coffee! In the "2'Cupper'' IILAT-HKH1STING either one or two cupi moy be brewed ot a time) For lea, loo! An every-day roaster! Ideal 1,58 DUTCH OVEN tables! Holds a 6-lb. roaal! FLOOR ENAMEL DIAMOND WEAVE Tough and long-laating. easy to apply to interior floors of wood CLOTHES HAMPER With.I 2.95 Strong closely woven Aber! Smooth sanded inside! Won't Lowe Brothen snog clothed Self ventilated! Polished Pyralin top! Assorted Ita soft .pastel colors are £ $045 colors. Two Styles; Upright— Ids 10x23’ high! Bench—19x1 Ox 19* high! Save al Wards! COVERS WALLPAPER ! It mins with t A Q Q water. Dries ▼ / ±2 in one hour. waahae easily. ML BALLON Clear Glass WARDS SELF POLISHING wax Qt. bo, hardail ■«« known. teduDedt Glass Drip. ! Na-Drip Dispenser 29c Coffee ond Tea Maker 25c Makes delicious coffee ( BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS lop handle. 14-os.l Buy War 34amp«l Qu X— .. GOODYEAR ItltOS HARDWARE HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2101 USE TOUR CREDIT Any purch«MS totaling 110 ar mare will open a monthly paymart account. 62c Equals caslfieill Seels Ml THI CAT "Kaist �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THUBSDAr, MARCH 25, 1949 point" purchases made at the same time can be added together. Development of the new ration­ ing program involved a great many . -----------— - ----- —------ --more uwu uirmore pivuwthv problems iw for OPA than lhe ably not oftener than once a month, f so-called canned goods rationing to reflect changes in supply and|proRrafn. jn latter instance, in consumer demand. 'the entire pack of fruits and vegeA* each series of red stamps be-. tables was concentrated in the come valid it may be used with .hands of 2000 canners and pro­ complete freedom of choice by a cessors who achieved distribution crammer, to buy any one of the.through about 15.000 wholesalers rationed products. There is no dts-;and jobbers. The processed protlnctlan made In the use of red,ducU themselves and the conulnstamps as between meats andicrs used, although numerous, are cheeses, butter, the other edib.c WPU standardised and moved lo fats and oils, and canned fish. A market in a fairly dlfcct and even housewife may divide up her point manner. RATIONING OF MEATS AND FATS chase is made on nhd otter March. successfully completing advance I Amonghis most Interesting ex- nonallty. flying training at Aloe Field. Texan, perfmeea. he lists a glimpw of * foods. boarding houses will ope­ according to information released PresidentRoosevelt enroute to the French battleship Richelieu and rate under the "pooled book" plan, from the Gtdf Coast Training Cen-conference In Africa and a few mo- .... with aorne the He that Is. they will buy with red I ter this week. menu chat with Admiral Leahy.- talked .v?• mnr of lh * sailors. wlla.rs Hr sumps obtained from the books of Lt. Sackett twhose brother Robert concerning thia last. Roy raid lie *!‘w l.he>' fxpro-^d a great adnura! is u 1st Lieut. In the medical corpst WM at me "scuttle butt" (drinking u,°” Jor ,l,‘r p . N»*Y •ttMd *er* the boarders. I Hinmqn Hi Sackett Robert H.-Henney Now Under this new rationing set-up. । graduated from Nashville High fountain, to you> and when he £l“ to get back for a crack ut any fanner who sells home-pro­ Commissioned 2nd - .... Lieut. school, where he made an excellent turned around to leave, he almost a ‘P* Germans. 2nd. Lieut. U. S. Army duced meat, sausage, butter, cheese, son of ofHale Roy will take a new -assignment | Hinman H. Sackett, son Hale »cholaslic record and later attended bumped Into the admiral. They Reserve etc., is considered a "primary dis­ i Nashville .graduation M- s- c nnd W Nashville M c- E AI,e for a few the moments. Roy said, when returns which he believes atr talked and'he ’ihoug'hr admiral a* bw. willIlin b«-he the moat Interesting * - vrarlilattnn from from NaOlvilln nnrl and nt ,V.m m h- to n be will nmat nnn one he tributor" and must begin to col­ Robert H. Henney. Don of Mr. ha^woii Ws sthTr* wills' and. ^'sec-' lect points on March 29 If they and Mrs. Pr#d A. Henney, was com­ ’ the time of his enlistment was most Impressive and interesting per- has had yet. sell to any individual or other missioned a 2nd fjeutenant in the empployed at the Parchment Pap- , * "ultimate user." ... ■ er Co. Kalamaaoo.^ 1 U. 3. Army Reserve this month up- । on graduation from Tlie Infantry I School. Fort Benning. Go. Lieut.!' ftenney was Inducted July 23. 1942 ; •nd received his basic training at I.R.T.C., Camp Roberts. Cai. Hc ' ’ B \’ J Roy Gardner. Store Keeper. 1st *' David Townsend Now ■. I Clsu. who completes four years of 2nd Lieut. In Air Corps ' J service In the U. S. Navy tills May Is home on a Tew-days, well earneu David M. Townsend, son ot Mr. furlough. and Mrs. J. Mortimer Townsend, . Roy lias earned the three-service formerly of Hastings who now lives I bars with star. He lias the National in Lowell, received his silver wings You can help the War Effort by telling your ' ImKk Oefntsc Scrylce Medal for being in and a commission w. second lieu­ , [ SHF service before Pearl Harbor, and tenant in the Army Air Corps Re­ cor if you don't hove special need for it. We. bars showing service In the Ameriserves ut LaJunta Air Base. La— -I f TH I can Theater of Operations of war will.pay highest cash prices. 'Junta. Colo., during graduation ex­ I and for Iceland. Bermuda and the * I PVI Near and Middle East. Tlie star Is I ’1 for sen duty. ___ Hc missed action at Pearl Harbor I bH' /flM three weeks, since he was tran«zMr7f ferrod to another sphere of action HASTINGS CHEVROLET r '.^Kr I ut that time. Since then, he has ' seen service in a variety of places, Lt Hinman H. Sackett 1 including Panama, Trinidad. Sec­ ond lieutenant's commission In th- muda. South America, tlie West U. S. Army Air Corps Reserve, after Indies and Cuba. WINS OFFICERS COMMISSION NASHVILLE BOY WINS AIR WINGS sfRoy Gardner Soon to |? Complete 4th Year In If ’’▼< [ U. S. Naval Service 02057170 ISJ?mmw“hatwent6to ?lon: •,h<* production of meat,. Tt fh. h!£1P8 h*w*n’ .cheeses, and edible faU and oils, is ~ ,scat'ered literally among the mil- ™unin-rlnfin!is it r”ngc ,n ,rom lhc farmer who fl* Mtset amount *eU* a quarter of txef to his village market or five pounds of butter a 2* nX X™int* hu village grocer to the s-iTiant Chicago packer who deals in rni.i.” u « nli meats and meat products and. used for this pttrpose. This 11 . L. ." ,in addition, in margarine, lard. departure from the processed food', 1 etc., and who counts branch house* program, which remilrcx the house- .,by hundreds and sales In billions wife to pay over the exact numb*"fac!0* P011011'' of points for canned goods In bl... ... ••)C । -The principal to stamps and docs not allow_,thc Principal consideration corv.lde making ,s-OPA In ‘its work m-icing of ci chance. courier. t- “ 'srk on the new p’an nx.. customer must-remove.vth U.« Imrvtrt Allonthz*the hn buying hat­ The th->»s Impact red «»ampK from her "book c.r books ils of the nation's 30,060.000 housetn the presence of thr storekeeper .wives. For them the ororram has or hl* el’ric. If an ord >r l< nUc*d b<*n reduced to the simplest posby telephone, etamps must be gtv- sibte terms. Consumers already en to the delivery boy. No •ipornt V.nr Ration Bock Two. and charge accounts" or "mint end- ■ therefore, have nt hand ready for lt«" ar* permitted. Points must br buv the use red rationed stamps required to collected a.« roeh separate transthe the newly foods. By BOY WINS WINGS IN GOOD I OMI1TION rT BURKHOLDER-NISCHAN, INC, action Is completed. reason of the processed foods pro-1 sine* edihl- meat content is an cram. ’he fnmilv shopper -dro wPt | Important factor In setting all con- have gained * month's practical ex-1 Burner point values, cuts that have perfenee In u*e of the point syn-1 B-inroe amount of bene and fat in, tom- not to mention the aspects cf genenil will have values lower than. budgeting points and planning purthns* cufe y-hlch are eompleiclv iCha«e* of rationed snorts In art­ edible. Ftr ex»mnle. lamb neck I vanee. To make It still rosier, there, pork stw ribs and other cuts . Is ”o consumer registration involved । h»»vv with ’-ere will have nolnt s”d no consumer declarations of vale** m-eh tower than lean chuck home atoeka or of stocks held in or round rtrok. . ^°°<* loekers. Perishability of some porta Is also ' Aside from the '"chance making" | taken Intn account sn that the feature, mid thr validation of sue-. point va'ucs of bn Ins. kidneys ' r-i'xslvc 18-nolnt series of red atamns heart*, etc t'11 be lower to avoid each week during the first month, th* noro'huitv nf spoilage. •shopping for the latest Ils* of ra-| paint v*l»ro far meat are being Hon-d foods la lust the some n*| set on - hn»l« that allows for a 'Fhopntng for conned roods and: norm*] amount of trimming of should »ct under wav with a mini-1 wvtr with the htitrher eompensat- ' mum of difficulty for the housewife, rd hv th- rfirferrnre between conOn April 1. farmers who slaughter ,, sumer end trad- print value* and > for sale will become tublect to th-I ‘nd L,fuU D*'ld Townsend th- r”«roro-r raring points for rea- | recent orrter of the Swetnrv of|ervbcs earlier this month, sonablv trimmed cuts. However Agriculture which require-, them , Unit. Townsend received the ncawh'.le the customer Is entitled to to cb’aln "farm slaughterers" p*r- demlc award for having the hlgha cut"of m-at trimmed normally 'mils from their Countv War Board' — —— •• cst• -• standing in •*-the claw hi scholIf «h- wishes the ment boned, or To make it easier for these "farm 1 static —training and achievement ,He lc diced, or ground afterward, the *1au®hl»rnni" to dlroosr nf their i has teen sent toRandolph Field, butcher will weigh the trimmed cut meat when selling direct to a con- 1 San Antonio,Texas, as aninstruc­ tion. fleure thr point value, and Burner. OPA Is allowing them tn ■ tor. then nroceed with the further op- collect from the buyer all of the ' Both Mr. and Mrs. Townsend at­ eration, giving the customer the red stamps rroulrrd for the nur- ---------tended the graduation ceremonies entire ptrrcb*«e. chase, even though some series have and Mrs. Tcwn.wnd had tlie privii* Because it is not always possible n°t yet become valid for ordinary ege of pinning her son's silver wlnt;. ! on on his his uniform. uniform. to cut meat or cheese to the exact use. Mr. Townsend was I formerly con. .... .. . Restaurants, hotel*, and other TIT. Banner and both OPA is providing a so-called “con­ Institutional users are considered PecU,<1.'tlth a.r‘d Airs Townsend were actIve version table" ns rurt .. of ...» the of­ “nl'ltnate consumers" and be?inning ' March ?n will „ be ..... riven ln church and civil affairs. ficial point list. This Th:.- table eon-. ....^ I— •- ——-J--------- of --**._• —thnt UH . will t *• • -----verts ounces Into. — points, accordan---- allotment point* Powerful Polson Ing to the per pound point value, reduce them trt approximately the If the fraction on a Mnale sale snme bash as the nrivate Individual I It Is estimated that the food poi­ Is lev. than half a point, the eus- as to rations of the various foods, soning known as botulism Is so pow­ lomer does not pay an additional Thro* nolnl allotments must be erful lh.it 60 pounds would be point. If It is one-half point or deposited In ration bank accounts. -- ur’ .... „• .. . more, however, the retailer collects if the Institution has one. to be enough to killcm lhe entire human a full point. Two or more "half- drawn against whenever a Good quality .. store - ground "lor lost-'lit jnut'e • With sauce Only 4 Ration Points * GERBER S t.12c 14 Ration Points 25c Now m packages. 8 Ration Points BAKIN' BEAUS 23c 6 <•«. 35c Tomatoes Red'ripe, solid pack Strained. 1 Ration Point per can ll-t-tXitrd wilhia 1 boor No 2 NON-RATIONED 16 Ration Points 8c c*»o b*a POPCORN French fried - ready lo eat FRENCH BRAND lb 27( Rich and vigorout I SPOTMGHT lb 21c VITAMIN CAPSULES rig A. 8. D, G. 30 days supply Mild, fragrant Ration Stet 50c CIDER VINEGAR Kroger's Avondale Q-n 11c Pure quality CIGARETTES Canoe SI .24 Bantam Corn Country Club Whole Kernel 15c Popular brands Muck 22 to April 25 STAMP VffDfn DON'T HESITATE WHEN YOU NEED We are helping hundreds of Hastings people with our friendly loan senice. No lengthy red tape detail re­ quired. Just a few simple statements regarding your . ability to repay. We trill fig­ ure out a plan In keeping with your income and ' give you the money you need Im­ mediately. been wonting but could not afford to rationed now! These arc the last of love! Buy a pair today for home and casual CITIZEN'S CREDIT Saves street shoes! CORPORATION 101V, W. Bt»t» 81, UaatlBO UASTIKGS NAT L BANK BLDO. container DRY SOUP MIX WHEAT GEMS 27c 10c BISQUICK U.g. pig Small package 17c 31c b'X 10c 12 can Alpine - an economy buy BURrlETT’S STYLES for RIGHT NOW and EASTER! bout* 13c Flavoring CALUKE CALUMET Baking Powder 15c Pound Cake cr Jolly Rolls each i GROOND MEAT sat'1 For Leaf lb Beef, Veal. Pork and Lamb AERO-WAX Fmi 21c No-rub llccr wax 19c Cleanar SOAP FLAKES 29c 2 Aluro - quick sale suds WESTINGHOUSE MOTOR OIL lb 15c VEAL LIVERS lb 53c BLUE PIKE lb 19c VEAL BRAINS lb 25c PICKEREL lb 19c PORK KIDHEYS lb 19c WHITEFISH lb 29c BEEF BRAINS lb 19c -YELLOW FERCH lb 21c LAMB LIVERS lb 29c YELLOW PIKE lb 21c CISCOE FILLETS lb 33c BRAUNSCHWEIGER lb 39c CISCOE HERRING lb 15c ..<b 10c Lamp bulbs -Moil sizes . 0 °£' 81.38 S2.G9 35c DRESSED WHITING Quarl 39c SPIC AHO SPAH FreshbcAcd Wiuaties 10c p'<s Country Club Wheal Flakes 2 large p!.gs, 17c Rice Fancy Blue Rose BAKED MEAT LOAVES^ it ISc Quality BUY WAR BONDS 27c STAMPS SUNBRITE Cleanser 4 cans 19c FLEECE 3 rou. 13c Wrapped balhroom tissue ROMAN CLEANSER 2ovut.i7c WiNESAP APPLES 3 <t» 33c SWEET POTATOES 2 ib. 29- ^■gallon bottle 15c Fancy quality TOMATOES Nancy Halls CARROTS RENUZIT Guu- 65c Economical sale dry cleaner t> 29c BAKES Beller Red-ripe Bread, -Pies, Cake, Redi-Ripe Pears Kroger Lemons Large Jumbo size Florida Celery LADIES . . . DOES YOUR CLUB NEED MONEY? 17c pifl Kroger's, assorted varieties : sec Head Lettuce JSX 10c Florida Oranges Valencias 5 “»■, 39c Texas Grapefruit seedless 6 ">• 40c Cookies and Rolls itg.sig FRESH COOKIES 3 MANY MORE 12c Rice Kritpies, pkg 11c VANILLA FLAVOR Poinls 17c Pi9 CHEERIOATS lb lb bag SCRATCH FEED Kroger’s Wesco MUi|i;nr 2 4 Ration Points AAinuta Man ROLLED OATS 5 Rogula' or quick cooking Peanut Butter Finest quality 1 Vo Navy Beans 2 ■ qp»i 19c Sill Pickles oz Jel Maiz Nihiets Ration 12c £ 13c :ancy Prunes Pern-Rad I0OTI pure Ponn See our windows! 8 Ration Points Country Club wheal cereal BULK SEEDS k3 Is or bolila 11C Snappy flavor. lb. lb MONEY spend your ration stamp on—arc non­ CATSUP Country STORE Smartly comfortable play ihocs you've Save up lo 33‘i’ creamy In Pu.-o Plain or Sugared 14 Ration Poinls 29c Slrppg Cello wrapoej $J49 to $298 ib. sack ■dozen buying to just one pair! 5 24^-lb sl.29 Lily White Hour Cream Cheese (Zippy ChwH, lb 40d 34c Miracle Whip m "ressic 8. Rich, Cottage Cheese pak 12c Club Soda Crackers 17c Passeke Flour 5 bag 20s $229 OPA asks that you limit DOG FEED HEAL Krogar's. Wear ThemFor Comfort All Sizes 3 to 9 I 4 <«. 11c 23c 2 APPLE BUTTER Rich, spicy DONUTS wear. Florida 8 Ration Points SEASIDE ,‘S, 2 X HOT-DATED freshribss! ' Green Beans Country Club 11 Ration Points GRAPEFRUIT JUICE TJ 12c Kroger's coHees.. * the bright-colored types you FRUIT COCKTAIL i.n cro 14c Diced Mixed Fruits. 8 Ration Poinls PIHEAPLE JUICE N,V 15c /JU0(/n for freshness! 2nd. IJruL Robert H. H^nnry later attended Non-Commissioned Officers School at Camp Roberts before being tranajerred to Officer Candidate School * Fort Benning. Lieut. Hcnney attended Havtinv* High school mid was graduated from Michigan State College in June, 1942. While nt M.S.C. he was prominent bi Agricultural Eco­ nomics and Farm Mgt. Circles tu well us being a member of Men's Glee Club und All-College Chorus. pur- . r«ce. tteteMiy$ffO£S WANTED LIGHT USED CARS U<9» bunch 7*/tC £001 DESHOVER "IT SI .M lbs. Is dozen Slalk 2 bunch 29c 39c 15c SCRATCH REMOVER bom. 23c Polish Old English GEVAERT FILMS Gtr.oii 23c TOILET SOAP 3 bu. 14c Aluro - cold cream base Write Vs About the New SHOESTORE LILY WHITE FLOUR Valjey City Milling Company Portland, Michigan I KROGER Rainbow Pastel DINNERWARE Blue, Rom, Green, Yellow Any <f A_ when you buy any Piece I U* Kroger Brand item �TUE HASTING! BANNER, THURSDAY. MARCH 35. 1H3 PENNOCK HOSPITAL 'COMMUNITY NOTICES^™ today and will visit her parents. w. .. Mr Bn(| Mr> chartes SheUenMr. and Mrs. Mason Norwood. i Weekend* seem to U V V I n L. L I L n i u weexi twelve rirh and four boys, f'Mto Grove ■ barger dr ive to Chicago Saturday Mrs O F Chfdester. Mrs. George —————————— a, foiljws; To Mr. and Mn. Ralph o»u orn. iu ciu. «ui Burgera, Miss Anne Burton ant —On Bunday Mr and Mrs. Warren Mr*. Ver* Brinker Tue*Nasal Training station They end but the damage wm alight Mrs. Maurice Pierson 1* In Uxtna--Mbs Agm * Smith accompanied Bachelder entertained with a fam­ Kingsbury. Cknrrdsie, Ctrl Ml' to; ne*t *.th uir so were very much surprised to learn The city fire Sunday aitamoon ton, Ky.. for three weeks auislUM Miss Jean Barnes to Kaiamasoo on ily dinner complimentary to their Mr. and M.-. Forrest Wolfe. 712 W. ’• upon tea.-ning tne headquarter* was reported to have been In tha Walnut, girl. Mar. 11; Mr. and Mrs. with lhe care of her daughter. Mr*. Saturday. that RusaeU was ill and had been °JV* Loute Williams and baby girl. Nancy Mr . Mfs rloyd of son. Glenn, who has been accepted Dan Wright, Frecpoft. boy. Mar. 13; meet at the Carl Perkins home on bi the hospital for nearly a week. rear of the Kroger store. for military service. He expects to Mr. and Mrs. Alrx Nell <Geraldine Thursday. April 1 lt‘s April fool T. "thTt Sunday afternoon lhe rural truck Detroit were weekend gueste of her WU1 Holw fMrn' WiTiianui. Har.ings. R 2. boy. Mar. day but von won t be fooled by the n1J1.ml 7?him *“ CBll<:d w hospital Lexington on March 12 . w *theHall Mr P^tiuon Eckert is service group. they wra.M would not rv,i be ahi« able tn to w see him * of Middleville where on East Th I4-. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson, HO1* dinner or program. Everybody In­ •h»v Mr. and inMrs. An Ironside went Wa?* but after much patient effort thev control, out 3 Michigan, gtrl. Mar. 14: Mr. and a large strawatack adjoining a lanre — —• called ’ Frida* to Lex ngton to yrait Usc-ir d Prtor|tje« Department, were permitted to enter lhe ward born had caught tire, suppoudly In celebration of his ninth birth­ Mrs Delbert Whitmore. 221 W. . vlted. son. Ian. who is In a nearby camp. । ..... where he was confined and he waa b> nnon«taneous mmbustlon M. L. Pierson uccompanled them Mr Mr. “ .nd nrt Mt». Wallace W.ll.rr Obom obom day. David Utt Goodell entertained Sou'.ii girl. Mar f3; Mr and Mrs Shults The DON'T BUY THIN08 Y . brought into the hall in a wheeled three young friends. Douglas Brad­ Harry Johiuon. Jr.. 819 E. Bond, The ShuitvCommunlty Club will chair where they were able to apend Middleville fire deprrtment alao and visited-Mrs Pierson and daugh­ and Mary Janet, Mrs James Bristol ford. Tommy -Cummings and Philip boy, Mor. 15; Mr. and Mrs. Carl ter Mr and Mrs. Ironside and Mr and Mr*. Roy Cord** and daughter. Sheldon, at dinner on Saturday, WUlcutf. Nashville, girl. Mar. 19; meet with Mrs. A. J. Beck Thursday. some time with him. Margery, spent Saturday tn Grand INSTEAD. a neighboring term homo. The Pierson returned on Munday. HU many irtends hope hr wm re­ afternoon lhe boys attended Mr and Mh. Rex Walters, 213 E. April 11. everyone welcome. Rapids and called on Mr and Mrs. cover rapidly and be out of the hos­ Sitarv Whitford of Omnd Rap­ Sfephcn Bristol and baby daughter. matinee and had a grand time Bond. girl. Mar. 18: Mr. and Mr> Delton ids is a guest at thr home of Mr pital soon. Roy Smith. Ionia. R 4 girl. Mar Mr and Mrs George Juppstroro Tire Delton Extension Group will . and Mrs. Joseph Brozak for two Mrs. L. R. Glasgow entertained 19; Mr. and Mrs. David Cruttcnden. Middleville were and Norma Mac of oi Mmaicvinr writ wicks. . Sunday Hastings. R 1. gir). Mar. 19. Mr and Iwld n dinner meeting at the home CAMP FIRE ACTIVITIES guests of Mr. and Mrs hp* brJS c lib of twelve ,or dr -vvesciav evenh Mrs Bliss Boulter. Delton, girl. Mar of Mrs. Maurice Parrett, Friday. StaB Sgt and Mrs Robert V- Burr Cooley. * Tuesday approximately bir Tu**«y SSSwraevening and 2te Mr. and Mrs George Wolevcr March 26 The ie.raon will be Nip- j■ ijO uaotheia and Camp Fire Girls Tipton of Harlingen. Texas, came ■(attended —•*-Mira Ro;c Clark snenl a few days ■ Tlie Shuffle club met -at the Nkslivillc. R 2. girl. Mar. 20: Mr ping Food Caste. the Mother and Daughter yesterday tor a few days' visit with banquet held in the parish house hrr paurtu. Mr and Mr*. Corne­ in Chicago thia week. home of Mrs Eugene Dolman Fri­ ■M Mrs. Rolland X^avell. 7ai E. Cteverdafe Mrs. Eula Barber of Lansing ar­ day night. Prize* were won by Mrs B*md. girl Mar. 21: Mr. and Mrs. of use the seven vnuip Camp Fire groups lius Manni. Sgt. Tipton Is an In­ „■ Each nacn oi me g.uuno rived on Tuesday to spend a few Amos Dairnan. Mrs Robert Vroo- Cr? Marble. Halting* R I. riri. The Home Extension Class will provided the decorations for their structor in a gunnery school Edward man and Mrs. Burr Cooley. Mir. ,22: Mr and Mrs Byron Guy. meet. Wed.. March 31. al the home own U|j|e each grOup sitting by !tSgt Eldon Chase returned last. Nashville. R 2. bay. Mar. 22. of Mrs. Arthur Lathrop. I self. Tursdav to Fort Dlx, N J . aflt-r Barber. Spring flowers’.nd roe eandlre Mrs David Boves spent Wednes­ ------------- ! singing of Camp Fire songs fol­ spending his leave with his father. William L Chase Sgt Chase is in day in Battle Creek mid wm a made an attractive tha R , Mr, R;eIH Rump, 511 E Grand. West Hope-------------------------------------------lowed the dinner and short skits. w'.'SoiT •• «■» |»>W « Mr 1 Tlie Community Club will mc.t Illustrating the work done during thr Air Corus Service Er --*— - art* It ward Campbell luncheon aiven bv Mrs L. H. anrt M(!,A Katherine Humphrey. this week Friday night. March 26. al the year, were presented by the girls Mrs William Fighter rr .. w th. Robert—'’Mr*. Roderick SwadUng and Mis* Jl^nie^blrthdii/ anniversarlei? of L'0 / ’ " the .rf-houl houiw The program doted with lhe slnggiie-ti of and Mr chlT'dren" and Mrs ...Is registered. -. Fighter" ‘of Larixing al'nite4’1 Wf<k’ Mrs A D Kntokem and Mrs UtgjJ ing of "God Bless America" MLss end Grand Rapids "v5,, A*«rrn Surgical patient* Van Mar.ln corners patier.t.s are Clyde Clyde Van -Myra Bumgardner of Battle Creek Monday night and Tue^*tf *”Jark '* in *" Buholtz. nrand nnDWs • Knlon •• • -------BU ’ Hmtinv* who ha* completed ........ Wallaee Osborn Monday. E*8h- \vi.* R 1; ......... » ' Mr*. Vero v-~ H.irr.1 e church was a guest, as were tlie Camp Fire Mr. nnd Mrs Herman Zcrbcl vis­ hl* boot training at the Great #RaV -"'T' ?3! f. J?? ”'J?,en.!J next .. ” . :. H ...... Come to girls who have gained the Torch ext suiutov Sunday at iu:<w 10: ited Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Van Lake* Nava! base and ia now quailRtt • * -*•----------- ------------- -- i church and Sunday School. | Bearer rank, the highest that can Wnrden of Chicago from Thunday fled for gunnery training. 1* spend- i1*11 Mt Peek of Charlotte. Rogers. 527 E Green. Mrs. Burleigh be earned til! Sunday hiff tile utek lit home I . . Shelton umuii Hastings, ,, iv fl 2; Mr*. Char- Carlton Center ... Mr nnd Mrs Hubert Mead anti Mr nnd Mr* Harvey Elliott were In iionor of Laurence Greenfields les I» Tew Tv*' take Inkc Odessa: Oderaa: Mrs Mre. Mabte Mabie ;। center Center Extension Extension Club Club ’ A. one o'clock luncheon was nerved son. Tommy, of Berrien Spring.', vis­ wrcketrd guest* "f hi* narenta Mr birthday Mr and Mr.* LaFloy Marshall. Nashv.lir; Mr* Carl Jot-; Carlton Wednesday. Mar. 31. at on Wednesday at the home of Mrs meet V J “* " ited Mr. and Mr*. Jay Mead over nnd Mrs Walter Elliott in Kala- Greenfield entertained al dinner don Woodland: Mrs. Henrv B-.-cr- >.'illam « the home of Mrs. Lafe W M. Stebbins honoring the naand Mrs Mrs Walter Elliott, in in Kalannd wnitcr eaiioti. 8unday Qul of lwn ln. *7k. 2!0 N. W.**hlnaton: Mrs. Rich’ Itionnl executive. Mi.*.* Winifred Dale Henrv came home from mnzoo. and Mrs. Maufice ard Linhart. Mulliken. Mr*. Isaac j ' -------I Stearns, and Miss Bumgaroncr Mrs F. L Fairchild and Mr*. eluded Mr. Great l-akr*. Ill. on Monday for a | Goodwill I was also a guest. Members of the Hubert-Fairchild spent several days Greenfield of Battle Creek and Williams. Woodland. few dots- leave. Mr* Thelmu Johnson of Grand During the week the following pnGoodwill Aid will meet at the Camp _____ Fire Council were in attenMr -and Mrs. Hi-rvrv Bunresi test work in Detroit with the lat­ Rapid*. ttenbj were di*r|inrged: Sundeal - homc Of Gerald Smith Friday, dance. w-rr Sunday gurr-ta of Mr. and Mr* ter*. husband and Mr. and Mrs ' ' Cliarii* Stutz. Saranac. R 1: Ter- ; *tar ->6 for dinner । DELTON CAMP FIRE NEWS . Al BurgeM nf Otsego and nlso went Richard Fairchild Mr. and Mr* Fred Stebbins were retire Doyle. Freeport: Mfs. Steven ‘ — — --------Mr and Mrs Harlev Fox were to *ixleen guests for dinner linker, Middleville. R 2: William .... .... v. F.. W. ... NEWS ........ ,I The nie luiiuwiiiK following Camp Fire Girls. Hundav guest* at the homes of lircta ifcr Michigan. mid nn Informal evening on Sat- Diikrs Frcenort; Mr* John -f f 1 N'xt regular meeting will be Mary Joyce Pierce. Priscilla Eddy Ald.-n Bureev., son of Mr and Mr nnd Mrs Charles Warner nt wday honoring the birthday annl- Portland: Mr* Steuben cirnurnogy Anm Anril t mu1 win ourbeana uurxecDurkee oi meof the Tawaksee Thursday. Thisoewill our nene and Irene Jroup StDel ton took lhe Torch rs Harvey Bun:* ■.*••. who i* nlny- Warnerville and Mr. nnd Mrs I SEE" SLJT 8.l<bblnA •nd II 47f»..,..., -----. .... ------group ttl Dfitnn look tile Torch ;■ with E«rl Gardner in Saginaw. Harvey Furlong at Nashville. William Schader. Jr -Bearers __v rank In Battle Greek last Jr. who exnects expect* S Mirhtann. Mirhiunn; Mr* Mr*, Wilter Walter Perkin* P»rkln.> .I ... .. Mrs. Ralph H"nn"v of Carlton to enter the service in April Out 411 W Court- Mrs. Walter Thorn- to be-there. .* home Monday _««"• Sunday. Thev are the first girl* The Decorators have finished re ­ t Friday nr«nfi^M with her Mr nnd Mr* W L Hinman went ” nf town guest* were Mr. mid Mr* ton. MiddWi'le. Medlcql—Rov Phil- ,decorating cur hall and it does look to have earned lhe high rank of lhe Weekend in Detroit with tlietr, Mn,Xv Gordoti Campau of Grand Rapids lios. CleritevUlo; Mr*. Adolph Kaiser, ...want to thank Earl Boyes Torch Benrera from this commun­ . ,. ... !<,«, <,,>,1 ,! iiiuiit, r *ti and Mr* David Tearv left Monday and Mr. und Mrs. Cranston Wilcox Nashville. R 1 and Mrs. Mauric ■ nie.!. We ard the Pythian Sisters for their ity. Mrr. Ro«s Pierce is their guwMra M C Musnlf 0 '‘''k w““ hrr of Coldwater. Orfroth. T»8 W Grand, part in this work idian. Th* ffirte passing Trail Seek’ Mr nnd Mr* Charles 8. Potts •‘re* I Staff S^nit. David I*ary. at Scott ■ ■ • Guild No 2? has donated 12 dozWe would tike to have you mrrn- er rank from the Halohelo grout, Mr nnd Mrs Laurence Hetrick en inflow cores, which arc appre- ben come up and m* the room*. I at Delton. Marrh 21. at Grand dX Fin c > Moiidav I Mbui Jocelyn Ironside ol D. trolt entertained two table* of bridge elated. tlMe. Fin. on Mmjanv. (h(* wrekend ul hom(, We are Justly proud of them. | Council Fin- In Battle Creek were­ ;Th'irrdnv evening. High score* were---------------- < * » I!' Our — • *•■ - -— post has received a citation Joan Alkenhrad. Alkenhcad. Marvel and Mar­ iX l'. • Iziwell ml - Zabelle Adrounie of Ann n..niM i. u Arbor >jicnl (hp WM.kc„,1 wlth hrr itKHied In bv Mr. and Mrs. Harold OllSIFVES NINETY' from Henry A. Mnrgantheau. sec- jorie Bryans. "-------- ------ -------and —* NyU *~*Nadine End­ PhfUips. FOURTH BIRTHDAY Joan Fuhrman. Diwn Fisher rctary ot U. S. Treasury, for sub- sley, i t Harold P.i*krr mother. Mrs. H A. Adrounie. Breonn Elealhe l^onard. W«xl Gath­ । Saturday night eight guests were . TJ‘’’ „n2aLLv fr!Sn5"\ ot tcriblng 100 percent to the training and Tuesday from Fort Dr "lul Mrs Frank Carrother rank: Delores Burpee. Charlotte । entertained for dinner and bridge Andrew J Herbert, who resided hero plane program, sponsored by the ers havin: graduated were weekend guests of friends in Bnmes and Garland McLeod. Betty Hrnniiur. Ga. by Mr ano Mrs. Einar Frandsen f°r many veara will be intereste.! n itlonal V.F W received a national honor s ami nrrtrtn. "«j6urv «n.l D.VM re. Prize* were won by James Radford Comrade Tagg has settled in his Ixonard I knr-* ‘»’«l on >’•»£ h“d '« Pith birthday. Mr Mr. «*rb*rt Herbert mnke« makes. now home 1< miles this aide of tor a three year eonweuttve mem­ mid Earl Coleman. w h hlr,hdav . ot™ . as-.-«• zxsfii Ibership. Mn. Robert Barnes Mrs hi-. hmf In Otsego with hl* son "ndi Cloverdale. were Sunday cue Comrade Andrews 1* now employ­ Arthur Fisher. Mr.*. Aikenhead und and Mrs. The Navy Mother* Club- met daughter-in-law. XU. ed in tlie Navy Plant of the Has- Mr* Peter Potter furnished trans­ it. VIU.M. 'k'< Wednesday afternoon. March 17. —.----- — --- ------- . portation Mrs. Peter Potter Is guar­ Mfr Co. and embroidered .several quilt*. On Sundiv, March 14. Mr. un>!। in Ann Arbor, —Delton Corres. Don't forget our Saturday night dian , pvt Gilbert Townsend of Fort which make* a total of nine wool Mr* Herbert entertained in honor. l ies We are having a big at- , -------------- — Lewis. Wasbineton. 1* spending hls comforter*, five of which were msde of hi* fother; eighteen relative ■ p t t idnee ard they all are enjoying DIES WHILE ON VISIT com n t to help celebrate the rt jn-dav furlough with hls parents bv the Middleville ladies. party--------•• WITH—FRIENDS M- Herbert. received some lovrl -., e.riy Mr mid Mrs Gory’ Townsend v... uc still buying V.'. r Bond., to Hamilton A. Nichol*, aged 83. elite, includin': a pot of tulips, and, h-b Mr nnd Mrs Ous. Freer cnlri cur country win this war und passed away on Wednesday at the dnngll ti> ci I- nrd letters, receiving 7’ nd Mr Webb •led th- Nijrht Hawk Club Sr. , •*- mend.to buy tv s rtianth. au heme of W T Hill, who lives neor* . 1< :n: as we can. In the meantime Whtttmort. Mr Nichols had been Altai! St. v und two small • :-. .l »t 7 u The rvenln . in Mr HrrbPT si urge you al) to luy a.-, many I,a resident resilient of Hastings tor man? Guests fl rhl’dirn. i-nd Ml* Arnold Malcolm er'.ri.-.fnnent waa cards with hw- »'°n' baWW birthdays. s amps and bonds to you can. ----------- lived - In Carlta.i ;1 vr«’s and• fn-njerlv ell or --------------------------township. Mrs. Nichols preceded Ctvdr Mertz of M'ddlcfpn. Mr. and .--on. Ctil. Weftdell Malcolm of «:• going to Mrs. Gay Norton. Carl Daikel' v. Tex. home on u short Wi-yreTuan, Jdr*. Roy Preston and DEVTH OF MRS. husband in death several months ' - Scott and two furlough visiting oarcnti. <>f Lan- Mr. George Hillman. Mr. and Mrs. Fine fobrict, cut w’rth erafhmon care, ...... ..... ago. The deceased was well known >t Brvrrlv of Hartford, stng and slater. Mias Charlotte of Ira Shultz were gitente. Mr and Mn.. Sarah Ann nnkkf. 88. wida musician and lovrti to play for tailored with a knowing distinction for Odessa, all were guest-'- of Mrs Oscar-Palmer being unable to Circle No. 8 of the W. S. C. S. end Mis* Eileen Putney mid Miss Lake ow of Bert Tinkler, passed away on parties and for hls friends. Surviv­ style and lasting smartness... such is their aunt. Mrs. Ida Pnlmatier. attend. Ml-.s Florence V Wood and ing arc two daughters. Mrs Gilbert '•irv Lott Peterson of Knnmazoo al the church Friday. Sunday. Mur. 21. at her home on E. afternoon. Wendell has Mrs Anna Newton will entertain will meet the credo that achieves these superb Thev carae to hrln celebrate David Thursday 36. for an all day mret!n~. Cour* St, having been in failing Fisher of Hastings and Mrs. Fred a brother. Norns, m the service in lhe Newton home Saturday, Mar. M.'r-h Henney of Carlton: three wins Mor ­ coats. U. S. Testing Co. approved for Pot luck dinner at noon, bring own health for several years. Sh- Is sur­ I^e Goodell's blrthdav at Atlanta Citv. N. J. timer C.. of Grand Rapids. Eugene table servlet*. Bund?” cucsts of Mi\. nnd Mrs. stationed vived bv two nephews and five nlequality. Look at inoir lovely lines, feel <B«rrv county bovs bomq^n Irving •f Carlton and J. Willard of Moab, Funeral services <*re held-at Leo W.-lUarc were Mi ' m- '7-1 Mi** Janet Bockeko entertained tneir rich fabrics! See how they fit. Utah: also several grandchildren. Paul Brvani and two .teiichter, of 7 tlie Leonard funeral home on TuesCircle No. C of the Methodist —------------ -- ---------------------------------Mrs. ’o'ias.’ RobL Cole returned Horizon Club Wednesday eve­ Funeral services were held at the Woodland Harold Vogel or Muske­ home Saturday after spending three the ning. Regular bustne*.* meeting held W. S. C. S will meet Monday eve- day afternoon, the Rev. L. Winston gon nnd Mr. Austin SheUenboraer weeks with her husband. Cpl. Chas. with refreshments served after- ning. March 29. at the home of Slcnc officiating. Interment in Rlv- Leonard chapel on Sujtf|>y after*. noon, the Rev. Everett Love of Free­ - ' 1 Odessa Tlie latter also Robert Cole in DeRidder. La. Mrs. J. W. Armbruster. 303 E. MUI. erride cemetery. port officiating. Interment in Riv­ and Mrs. George WellDcwert at 7:30 P. M. Guests wel-----------------------------------------visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Aldrich FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS erside cemetery. f"Sr mid Mrs. Wm. Toffee left and Janet Snyder of Caledonia, Mrs. Frank Rogers entertained 1come. । spent Sunday with Mrs. Chas. Aid­ the Ban field Bridge Club at her I Monday for Dearborn where lie has home Tuesday with a one o'clock Hcspital Kitc|ien Guild will meet accepted a nosition In the cost ac­ rich. Mr and Mrs. Fritz Southworth luncheon. Bridge was played with Wednesday evening. March 31 at I counting department ut the Font and son. David, of Lmwng were honors going to Mrs. M Scott and the home of Mrs. Harold Downs, 702 iE. Ciinton. Election of officers and ’’ure. Thelma Hubert. Mrs. Rcva weekend guests of her mother. Mrs. Mr*. S. Martin. • • members are aslred to bring their Neil B<A?k<-lob. Mrs. Southworth re­ Benson and Mrs. End Bum ford maining for a few days during va­ Mr* Dale Hall was lioctrra to the dues to this meeting. * were in Battle Creek on Thursday. cation from M-S.C. where she is an Young Mother*' Club on Thursday . Mrs. Florence Hilling went to instructor in Home Economics. afternoon. Mar 13. with thirteen ; Regular meeting of Hiawatha RcWilmette, Ill on Tuesday to spend । members nresent. After a business Mr. and Mrs. Victor Slson and ----------------- ----- bekah lodge will be held Friday, some time witii her daughter. Mrs. two children were supper guests of inerting Mra Jay Snyder gave a Mnrrll 2a. ln ro.O.F. Hall. BirthA. H. Vasbureh. who recently un­ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Miller south ot i-X*S*n topic cn ”- ---------_ “W “'"■r ■»*«• Christian Mother." Mr*. Lynn Ellderwent an operation. frc»|x»rt test Wednesday evening. Couch and Mi* Jo* Brozak mid g*r wilt entertain lhe club on Thur*-( nrn„i,- mr»Hn<r nt w n r Robert Parker came home from 22a«X ni 15 “ ""“ E L j. jftioSi Mr and Mr:. Wellesley Ironside Ann Arbor Friday to spend the iillenckHl llv basketball tournament weekend with his parents. Mr. and Maauon. , J|? o A R A attendee in K.damn/on. Saturday evening. Mrs Wm Parker They took Robert Gcotae Martz, son of Mr and Mr. .required. Mr. nn<| Mrs L E Barnett and to Battle Creek Sunday, on hu re­ Clarehee Martz, who i* home on I . . „ . Mr and Mrs. Clayton Maison were turn to tlie University. Mr*. Henry Elliot and Mrs. RobIn M! Pleasant Sunday visiting Howard Bliss. Petty Officer Sec­ leave, wu*-entertained at hte home u.iu Clara, l,.—, ... . *'.* evening bv relatives Din- ert Leary will be Itpftessea to the John Barnett, who la flight instruc- ond of Fort Williams. Maine. L* v-irttiM Mr and Mr, ii C Roa ,:’ r *erved to thirty-two. who । Grace Lutheran Guild at the home er? dmim: bte ten day leave m !"» Wed in the hone that ItjnfMr-. Elliot !5(H S. Jefferson SL. Mrs G. F Chidester leaves on afternoon* Mar. ... 31. All­ >».>*.>... ................... Sunday tor a months' visit with her n.'ing uncxniTtrdlv nn Mondtiv uuuldnt be long before Georec . Wednesday lie is serving in the Navy would come home and not have to members are urged to be present daughter and- son-in-law. Mr. and iiwrinmies there wiil wiii be election of Officers. officers, Sigiial Co’to “8'"” »o »he wide seas. I us Mr* Humphrey Rohns. in Willtem*- PERSONALS che lieu and le sailors Hr .r unment i he believes at Ina one he SOCIAL EVENTS I Be Ready for Easter Use our convenient ins orn Kernel Lay Away Onto -L^'tiiny SiettfecUoi^L »H« 11c Poinls ORGANIZATIONS oinls 12c 17c 27c $16.75 10c Exclusive at Fraudsen’ 31c Print Crepe Dresses------ $6.95 - $8.50 10c in* Light Ground Print Jersey---------- $8.75 13c 15c s . vlll". New York Mrs Howard Barnci -pent the-.' .kind in Holland with her fatl.- BAhhLTT—C»l 1 Mrs. Norbert Sullivan and Mar.r F A Rrynoldv. who is very HI; Mr. and Mr*. Leo Guy sLn to Lou end Mrs Grontf Ixwkwood and ■ ■ .... ।---------------— marriage — home of■ another daughter J announce .1 the of (hclr daughters spent Saturday in Grand at Uw Mr- Byron Girard daughter. Wilma to Keith Basset:. Rapids. .... ..... .ks Bauer .. and Mr. and Mrs Will Haubr and ' son of Mr. and Mrs Rov Bassett Mr and Mrs wsm George daughters of East Lansing were-Glenn Mead of Woodland were of this cily. The wedding took place • ■ ------ of. • Mr and Mrs. ■;ue.*t.s Sunday guests guests of Mr and Mrs. ... I. H. Row- at the home of the bride's parents. March 16. with Rev. Trinkiein Frank Sage and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jr-' Sunday afternoon. Dr. H. M Elliot wm called to officiating. Bauer. The couiile are now residing, at Mrs Aben Johnson. Mrs. Harold Buffalo. N. Y. Tuesday evening b) Phillips mid Mr* James Bristol the death of an uncle. Hc expects 605 S Michigan Mr. Bassett Is emwere in Grand Rapids on Wednes­ to return lhe latter part of the week I ployed bv the Viking Corp. Mrs. Bell? Chidester will leave day and attended the membership luncheon at the Women's City Club Sunday to spend a few weeks with and the lecture by Mr Robert Er- her son-in-law and daughter. Mr and Hrs Humphrey Rohn of Buffabcn. formerly of Czecho-Slovakla Mr. and Mrs Chester Banghsrt Mrs. Howard Barnes was in Hol­ land over the weekend, called their by the Illness of her father, E A Reynolds. Wm. Murphy and Mira Josephine Murphy were in Grand Rapid.*. <>n Sunday to see Mrs. Murphy who i* a patient at Blodgett hospital. STEAM HEAT DOT A COLD WATER SHOWER BATH ><i> 13c *n»i7c HOTEL HASTINGS Surgery Guild No. 10 will meet Tliur^day. A] 1. -------------------nt the home of , —ill.... Mrs j4'-tnr«w Leach. 2 miles nortn • on Broadway. Mis Warren Muort . mid Mrs Ida M Coy arc co-hostesses. Call Mrs. Moore about transiw- i tation. phone 3223_ Small pigs, immunized against cholera, require lew treatment and help protect the nation's meat sup­ plies against disease. ICE CREAM FOR ■LOOMS •"» 13c GET WORD FROM Mr. and Mrs L J Tcegnrdin re­ ceived two letters 'from their son. Russel! M. last week, thr first word they had had from him since know­ ing lie .wiled from this country ten week ago He Informed them that hr wa.« in India and said. "Don t worm about me I have a good place to sleep and plenty of fairly good HOME USE When Ifitler is again hanging paper, or hanging from the Yardarm, you may be able to buy better with confidence, merchandise mode by the following Nationally known manufactutcrs. SUIT AND OVERCOATS BY HART. SCHAFFNER BRICK, qt. 19c SPECIAL PACK, qt. 25c We ore operating our Soda Fountain b MARX AND CLOTHCRAFT SHOES BY NUNN BUSH HATS BY STETSON AND SCHOBLE SHIRTS BY ARROW AND WILSON BROS. on 65c on a part time schedule. We appreciate UNDERWEAR BY GLOBE AND WILSON BROS. your continued patronage under these WINNER BRAND and OSHKOSH WORK CLOTHES 23c for Friday and Saturday! conditions. 23c CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK CAKE 40c IE iiow UANGIIART BAKERY 112 S. Jeffersoa SL HEED’S DRUG STORE — REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Phone 2241 Stale b JeHeraow ADMIRATION'S HEW HOSIERY MIRACLEI We've Woited Months for These! Hord-to-Get "Cleorspun" 51 Gouge merchandise than the manufacturer is at present allowed to make. But until that time you can buy. ‘ Si .CO oh to $27.75 Full fashioned First quality Ringleu knit Spring colors pair* 2.M Glorious sheer, highly elastic, smooth fitting hoM, Nylon toes, they will rival your (avalist ailkt. Slightly Nylon toes, they will rival your lovelist silks. Slightly Irregular, not noticeable at------------ IV Yes! We have Pins, Sa(ety-pins, Knit­ ting Needles, Needles, Pillow Cases, Pil­ low Tubing, Blue Demim, Sheets a Sheeting. Fine line of Curtains a Drapery Cloth. UY ON DS Al R D Rayon Hose! Frundne S "Exclusive But Not Expensive I HASTINGS �THF HASTINGS B4NNFP. THURSDAY. MARCH 27, 1M1 FIGHT The Hastings Banner CLASSIFIED WANT ADS IKVnra GRANGE 'itlUHTY -SEVENTH YEAll ( LAS81F1ED RATES FOR HAI.E- POMONA GRANGE Sl’BSt RIPTION <T< NOTICE NATIONAL FDITORIAl— Thr monthly. merUfig ol. the tiosrd of Mipervugw wa* held Thursday. March iR.tfar tlie trans­ action of routine business. It w.v. voted to transfer thr Hdluwlnr Him-, from the general fund to thcBarrv co. Koclnl Welfurr fundxior hm« aa Ajx-i’itlrd: Direct relief HlMi; *••- • nitulizatlon. 8750; county farm, 8500: county infinmirv. SSOO arbtnnl:ti,.tive. MIG 87: toUl W.660G7. X. HOUSEHOLD GOODS AUTO P.EPA1RING AKO MISC. MAPIP. LEAP OBANOE lit V THAT M W V.'.lty. with it, f.n. Sheldon Agency AU Kinds of Insurant* Surety Bonds Phon* 3185 H»itinr« H. ’"‘"'it ”r'X.o.r hr>-«"'M.«tir l'-. EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED ——-full firm Ernr.t Hull. 11...' 5 PREPARE NOW TO GET J | YOUR BOOT ORDERS IN EARLY j Swanson Agency 109 W. State PROTECT YOUR CAR From 11.00 up with State Farm* 80-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT Our Stocks at Present I. ARE COMPLETE! AUCTION SALES NASHVILLE ijf 'S’ i r. I T.u K List Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY KALE OR RENT­ CITY. COUNTRY AND RESORT PHONE 3201 LIGHT OR HEAVY | !2.98-’4.48 1 CARD OF THANKS Loco Top Knee Boots $4.98 DR. L. J. CASTON —- - - - - - - - - - - - 11 OPTOMETRIST Men's Hip Boots h Haatinn Paneox, t nidr. I KNEE BOOTS J »«' Q-tity $C95 ■ Phone 2703 J Red Soles Marshal! Furnaces HI-CUT VICTORY WORK RUBBERS .. ............ Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repairs furnished and in■tailed for all makes of furnaces. < ,11 - • ECON-O-COAL STOKERS j Sheet Metal Work Envestroughing j P. M -- j-. • AN ESSFNTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING 1... w ... rar-lr*. rwi r.i >«’ 4„,| j " 'S rl-D . .......... 1, M.T.-..T -. It G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 142 E. Slat* Phon* 2331 If. ,-------------------- --- ------------- ----- —._ ALL KINDS GENERAL INSURANCE SURETY JERRY Phone -2519 BONDS ANDRUS Nall Bk. Bldg. > IMH K t .tjf.r t*r «r«<,T|-.n K'epr.nYMnKT v>v..T ,•! inw । itMirvrrft rj., r..‘j-- . - Lilt your Auction Sale* with rr....0,1.1.. Vr»y W»XTE!»-- — Mr.. IL-r. • Milt,,. .H-. s DEAD STOCK REMOVED! pi,.m- ito-.-s. lf.tt..n. E4.il,-, ay- ts iy.ts!IJX<.S IVtSTITl- < -II M -7.14 V. Mi-t. , a . ...la... AUCTIONEER :>»•, • , ...all 1.1. _. . We meet all competition in payinc ... ‘f __ , days a week. Phone collect, Hattie FARM EQUIPMENT AND MISC, Battle DEWEY REED Creek Rendering Co. BRAKEMEN SWITCHTENDERS TELEGRAPH OPERATORS YARD CLERKS Apply Superintendent's Office. NYCRR. Jackson, Mich. FOR SALE WOOD CRAFT WORK sewing cabinet*, combination book and magarine racks. Other things custom made. rry ‘il -s Started Chicks This Week One Wk. old 200 W. Ixthorn Pnlletv. rs. AND HOUSE TRAILERS Every Saturday GT66S 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS -’IM"EI...4NEDU8 AUCTIONEER HAY-.01RAIX A FEEDS Loren Coppock Delton. Mich. MED CLOTHINC Foil. .- Pettit-Cooper Hatchery Satisfaction Guaranteed. Hate* can be made al Hanner Office. — C. 1.491 I 10 800 STAGE OF COKRT WLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDES PHONE 171'21 HICKORY JAKE DEPRIESTcR -■ $ IN GENUINE AT FIRST MON OF A Shipping Livestock Boys' BLACK UPPERS AND SOLES Lloyd Huger. Mgr. Dates can be made at Banner office. Phone 3467 Hastings, Mich. Buyer for STILES and Company Hastings stock­ yards. phone 2588. or call 117—F3 through the week. tf. i's and "BILL” SHERWOOD DEAD STOCK REMOVED PROMPTLY HORSES *5.00 COWS $4.00 FOR INSURANCE Hotel Haitian No Other Wort; Shoes On Earth Have Soles and Uppers oi Genuine Triple­ Tanned Shell Horseliiee All possible recoverable animal fats vital to WAR PROGRAM KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS CASH PHONE COLLECT KALAMAZOO 2-9544 For your old Scrap Iron. Radiators, Botteriei, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Load. SEE THAT SHELL CUNN F. LAUBAUGH Only the hide over horses hijis has lid* tough inner layer of leather. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT M5 No. Michigan Avenue Phone 2837 Hutlnn CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Phono 72 Middleville SALESLADIES for some of thot good We have permanent openings for two wom­ en capable of selling Footwear, good hours top salary.-Apply Lily White Flour LIKES IT rood wheat. Pep yonr chickens up with our S.B.V. mash. ’It gives Quality fuels always. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. LT BARKER'S BOSSY HASTINGS. MICH. Tests prove that cows take better to freshly ground feeds. Moke ’em happy ond they give more milk; That's one big reason why so many successful dairy farmers ore turning to custom-mixing of dairy feeds. Come in . . . let us show you how Form Bureau feeds cost less than you pay for other feeds, and still allow for buying of small lots to insure freshness. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH SY. TODA^ your feet nre working over- I bllity isduc to a unique triple-tnntime...and now! Hut they enn take ning process originated by Wolverit and come back for more in mocca- ine tanners over 40 years ago. No Fin e- tt Wolverine Shell Horrehidrs. other tanners know It even today I Ti'« y result ph buckskin, nnd stay So, for comfort's comfort’s sake aako make your, your that way rJx.i-A — even <irv out next pair of work shoes Wolverine soft after waking. Anyway, that Shell liorschidca. But, for Unde Wolverine Shell Horst-hide in Sam'n sake, make the ones you now have last as long as poiwiblc. Come in some time ui>d look them-over. SHELL HORSEHIDE WORK SHOES ™SHOE STORE GfUntykAuXwf.fyj, Stc-iv' �THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR £On thu -it it -Ci ☆ ☆ ☆ । SECTJQNOJU—PAGES 1 »o 8 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 25. 1943. NUMlU 44 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS Election Day<• April 5 shall it be world war hi or RATIONING OF MEATS, FATS, . 1 INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION? ’ ’ Home Front THREE TKKETS UP FOR STATE VOTE Saxon Cagers, Guests Of Honor At Special Banquet 1 Those“hard-headed so-called I AFFECT ALL OTHER PEOPLE." rrutk at the ' then the end of the present uresent conflict I 'realist*” who grow sarcastic thought of any possible bosLs for will only be a prelude to anotlser international co-operation toward and a more tehlblr one. the cstatiltehment and maintenance of peace, neglect to take into ac­ It is true that national differ­ count one very real tact that ’mod­ ence* exist That topic has been ern science has so annihilated dis­ over strewed. Not enough attention tance lliat what affects one people has bern given to points of agree­ must of necessity affect all other ment which also exist and which people." The quotation Is from a might very well point the way to­ speed) by Madame Chiang Kal- ward a practical and enduring «"*k •’“»«*»».‘hf ‘J"™ 1COuW peace. Tlie United State-. Britain. China ** 'and -doubtless lias been* cxpressed .in ■ number of different and Russia, the four major nation; ways. Tlie truth of those word* have in the Allied Front are now held been definitely proven by the events together by an overpowering desire ww- w - *r .. whlch -------- .i to —. beat ----------- .... Hitler -and Japan. Tlie U. _S ’wiuiu «Wch ><u 1M1 up UP ;»• to thr lurlA. Bnum .»a .rtj.Hm.sight of the Idea expressed by thot>e | rily Interested in smashing Nazi 'words. "MODERN SCIENCE HAS power and ideology; China's inune— ANNIHILATED DISTANCE dlatr concern, of course is the de­ SO 'r” P WHAT AFFECTS ONE feat of Japan -and in this she has PEOPLE MUST OP NECESSITY ; (Continued on page 4. Sec. D OILS, CHEESE STARTS MON Hi Everyone. I thought maybe you'd like to City Clerk Office Is The championship Hastings High hear about some of the doings of Basketball team was rer.arced for One Local Contest the young-fry in old H. H. S. thia IU successful sea-ton by a banquet year, ro here goes— VOTE ON sponsored by parents of the team The Boys' Union Council aponmembers and some of Ute ardent wred the spring parly early this, some important tans, lhe banquet was held Wed­ ' Procedure Essentially month The Farmers' Frolic” was i -Schools. Merchoni* Combine its official title and everyone efine it* came • thing* to decide and the fact that nesday evening. March 17. at the Some os For Canned Hall. In over alia and cottons. A big In Unique Project Em Jfd red In »“ “d •>«.. no« h.. Legion .ne amow was lo.ioweu O> some And Processed Foods The dinner was followed by some barn decorated one wall and all Jiinds of llvcftlock were everywhere, the tpotlight. doesnt make thr*e good hearty singing, after which The .Hasting* Schools will begin Beginning Monday morning, Further encouraging reports of Coach Brozak presented each play•r» .— they were Just pictures'. .-^oinp frOnt' questions any the lea* • Ot — course a special drive commencing April ..the . . 'kite matvi; March war war iuuu fund u;;ve drive iinvc have March 29. .the country's houaewtvM er with certificate* from the Mich. Elizabeth Do*lci had charge of important, will begin to use the red stamps 2. for the purpose of selling at least been received by Mrs. JameK Radmaking thr gym look rustic and a ;I -in addition - to local contents, there High School' Athletic Association from War Ration Book Two to ob­ 835.000 worth of War Stamps and ford, county chairman. The tacswell job she did too. Bud Wolff's Wul „„ >ul will tie u three lull, state ticket*—Re- ----w—... -------drive “ is not* completed ■in Bpnds for the purchase of * Tana. ’lory ■*"* ­ Has­ tain their family supplies of the orctiestra furnished the all-lmpor- publican. Democratic and Prohlbitings but should be finished in an­ expressions then arose from the at­ tant music and all thr dances had (jen as follows. Business and professional firms other week. The drive continues now familiar point system. appropriate names like "The Black I Rcgehts of ' the University of tending people commending th? in Hastings will co-operate with the through the month of March but As directed by Secretary WlckSheep Bounce ’ and "The Piggly- Mlchigan-=The ...schools in this project, according to many district chairmen plan to ard. the latest rationing program Republicans offer R ali-tound good qualities of the Sax­ Wiggly Polku ' The most unusual gpcncer Bishop and Ralph A Hay­ ons. and some of the players reBen Gidley. chan num of the Has­ make their returns before the end will include: tings City Retaile:* War Sump and of the month. From reports com­ thing though wav thr prize that lWaril: Dr. Ira Dean McCoy and piled tlianking the people fc- ,u“ All Ircsh. frozen, cured, smoked inasier-oi-oeretnonies MorrLs Hill : Charles P Nugent are the Demo­ finest sunport Hastings has Bond Sale Committee. ing in. it appears that the county presented to the lucky boy and girl ।cratic candidates: George A Emrr- given any athletic team ThU drive will begin with a War quota of 87.200 00 will be leached whu had their dance program? lch und Enos Potts arc backed by­ Bond auction in Central auditorium or exceeded. mutton and pork, as well as “variety drawn out of the hat—they were the Prohibitionists. on Friday. April 2. commencing at Nationally lhe drive is having the meats" -and -------------sausage*. .... real live rabbits! Patty Tyler and Superintendent of Public Instruc8 ??..?,same same success. success. Many Many communities communities < ca Canned fish and canned shellRichuiil Foster won them. tion—Eugene B. Elliott, Republican Hastings n.etilunts are donating 0[ QUr sl^> completed their fL-.h numerous articles for this auction Trlv”*r . .ndiLj ...— A lol of fellows are taking spe- candidate reeks re-election; Edward drives with outstanding success. • The moat Important natural and and the bidding for them will be ££hing * heir *25 “Heaven Can WaitY at rial war-training courae* in aero- I w. McFarland U bucked bv the 1 in ‘ ^MtaiyVhe1 Sete excVidlng th^n ne many ro-u processed cheeses, and most of their nuutics and radio—you can practl- ; Democrats: Oscar C. Griswold by The Red derivatives, but not the cottage Central Auditorium cully always hear someone "dit- the Prohibitionists. hirtC'r Cixsw Lv asking for a total of 8125.- type and cream cheeses Kim Sigler, Cues! Speaker*. the article in question The bidder ooooon o carrv.on dotting" around In the hails. Mr. 1 Member of the State Board of The Junior play. "Heaven Can 000.000 ,to carry-on its work hi in all Most edible fate and oils, includ­ Jones says their aim in the radio j Education—Stephen S. Niypet is Keith Yerty. New President pays only for the bonds and re­ parts of the world. Wait, will be presented Friday ing butter, lard, margarine. short­ ceive* tlie article class is to get so they cun send, re- i Republican candidate; Bernard P Sixty-Two Case* Lilted evening. March 26. at 8 o'clock. Tlie ening. salad oils, and cooking oils Kim Sigler gave the address at crive and transcribe the Morse cod>- 'Pnlev In addition to the auction there Foley, the Democratic and Clarence leading diameters in tn'e play will : the annual loidies' Night of the will be an entertainment program. • excluding mayonnaise and salad Include Two Criminal at about ten words a minute. H. Snyder the Pioliibitlonbt. be: Mr Jordan, gave keeper to dressings*. . Further detail* will be printed next We inaugurated a new program Member of the State Board of Suit* and Usual Divorces । heaven. Duane Walter*. Joe. u Brotherhood on Monday ot this The latest program does not in­ for our weekly War Stamp sale Agriculture—Republicans are putt­ . ..Yntl volve anv declaration by consum­ about a month ago. Eacti week we ing foiward. Winfred B Armstrong Th" April term of circuit court young boxer. James Malcolm. Bettv “y.T ers of the amount Of the newly honor some Hastings grad who is and Sarah Van Haven Jones; thr i opens on Monday. April 12. with rationed foods on hand This exMth7 mixun 13Barbara Shan- t<lueed by thr BC,ln< President. Mr 1 serving in the armed forces Thus Democratic candidates are Arthur the usual list of cases for Judge c*jj*Ml । emptton extends to food stocks in roh, miniJIr Kelth Yerty. Mr Sigler had just Outline Importance of far we've doiy homage to the late W Jewett and Joseph P. Carry: tlie I A. D McDonald to hear. so-called ’frozen locker plants'. Merle Tasker. Carl Conrad. Hugh Prohibition candidate.'! are Floyd M । Following is the jury l»*t as drawn Rktant RuT^v n MrighFarnwrarth returned from Florida and describ• largely used try farmers for stor>on Tuesday: Assyria. William Lind who iv in tore with^0? havaAd's I «* Uw extensive activity of our ................. Kelly, and - Mickey j -McPharlin. -------------- ... In- Barden and Allen Burr Recruiting Committee : Ing meat produced by them and cldentally the stamp sales have I Slate Highwav Commissioner 'To : and Lee Mapes: Baltimore. James. lawyer. Pa«lne Chandler: Tony Ab- ,2SJXtI|J?e?L!n area''un'd^nrefaced , .... j ... . slaughtered . sutugnierrafor rorhome nomtconsumption. con.tunipuao. and Ira Tobias; Barrv. Ma*mounted miraculously.---------------------- I fill vacancy)—The Republican will 'Powell on Newvon so* vrmr.ra ourgart; husband's lawyer. Jack . dTfept'S Final organization for conducting . In In the fl „t raonth first month, fach each lwWe holderr 'Die seniors challenged lhe rest ol , be Charles M. Ziegler. Lloyd B. | on Newton and Charles Burgart; a WAAC recruiting drive in Barn .of war Ration Book Two. regard­ . . .. . „..ri of American fivers practicing divcthe school to contest to «r which Reid, the Democratic and Ray W. Carlton. Harry Tryon and Robert i county was completed here last leM of a-e wU1 3Krohn: Costlrlon. fcvalyn Dean and J^d'the cal? h2 l^n - bombln« dog-HRhUng anti-aircraft class could be the first to sell the Tuer. the Prohibitionist n" and and other olh,,r phases of of the vast v“* 8937 50 worth of stamp* that is On “ the so-called " " ' -------------'non-partisan'' --------- E!win Nash; Hastings Ttep. Ruby , ”5‘ 'unn fmthfuBv for th? S fire, Curry Aithouse. ,or ,he >»«*- 'aviation program needed wvfirH1 ! spend and family shopping may be newii-d to tn buy hnv a n jeep leen Much to tn our nnr .Judicial election ballot, the fou. (Wood wood nnd ana uarey Aitnouse; Hastings Hastings "‘)ai.*o'n8 . «nk 5rtmSt vlndei <lonc w“h lhp booll» nwmbero. for. Justice of — tlie — Su- — city.—— 1st .and 4th dismay, the sophomores finished mukamh icandidates -—• — — — .—wards. Edw Law- i tntauon^ rar__________ During lhe last four month*. Mr. s^ .nd C.Smm of t^e? KatelS^ w.rRMlo^'^k the content almost before It began— preme i Court will be: Emerson R rence and Howard Barnum. 2nd |)n n WALTON TO CONDUCT Sigler has traveled over a large M^kerheaMeUm^” T th^KS i SdMlFX Bert D. Chandler. Frank L 'and 3rd ward*. Levi Gebhardt and ' statf United ,State*, and said they bought.8945 worth in one day. Boyle*. . STATE board BOARD EXAMS EXAMS. , “re* of -• tlie — -------------------rv; and Neil E Reid Two [waiter Wallace: Hoik. Jesse LarDr And to make it even worse the sen- McAvinciiey ! Dr D D D D Walton Walton leaves leaves Saturday Saturday [that that he he could could clearly clearly sense sense » a tnirit spirit speagers. Members speaker*. Memoers of or the tne Barryworry . n-troti to conduct the Optome- on the part of the ^people people to make . lor* were tlie very lowest But we ll of । lhe four will be elected to office. .abee and Leon Fuhr; Irving. Clare for Detroit Cauntv WAArt ReerulUn. Commit-I week”------ 1 County WAAC Recruiting CommitHere in Hastings, the only city-| Williams and Maurice Carter: | .ertc Htnte Board examinations anX necessary sacrifice to win tills show them yet! «, contests will be for city clerk Johnstown. John Schreimer and wntch will be held at the Book Cad- **r- The altitude seems to be that You've probably heard by now witfo ' Sterling Rogern. running for. Thomas Clemcnce; Maple Grove. ; «Io.cl on Monday and Tuesdnv : people realize they have a disagreeBauer as recruiting chairman and i’“’5h.29 n“,!S MTi! 22 lhat we had a pretty fair basketball with ■ being opposed by Wai-| W. P. Maurer; Orangeville. Flovd !lllae ftng lwaqn- nbte Job to do. but want to go ahead team this vear : year. We won 13 straleht straight re-election Mr*. Clayton Brondstetter as sec-1*^}} — Prairieville. «*— Mf-iu- Smith. C—i.u. NOTICE TO THE —;2 !an(j it over with as quickly a* C—(10 points) April 30 । Palmer; Wallle and then dropped the last game of ter Wallace. * ,i is Arthur Lathrop for County Schoo) , relary were confirmed On the county ticket the only Rutland. Mrs. Charles Cox: Thom- ;i VOTERS •-«»■»« OF TUE ■SECOND WARD itaMfbte so that we can ail retiwn D—(16 points• April 30 thr regular season to Charlotte. .... Ii Members ot the local WAAC re- 'Onrii 25 Commissioner. Your support April However, the team revenged that name to appear on the ballot wilt apple. Claud Rteenbent: Woodland. I Having served one term as your to our normal Jlfe again—A trily 15 will be appreciated. Adv. 3-25 •25 crultlng committee will be- at lhe , — ’TnnmihiifiM Yankee Springs. alderman. am aa «au>u>uaMa: candidate for re- American spirit. |5 ” appreciated. — Reiser; v ——*— — ‘— Edgar 'L-- ° — ------ 1iJ «; uc>uumi. *I a«<» defeat by trouncing Charlotte Ur tire be Arthur W Lathrop who bt thi-~ USO rooms here on Friday evening, i Poln. _aluM fQr lh, -mi.. Tut irt B. a p Pi-r^r. . election — a ........ F Pierson. und your support al U)r ' Tlie. experience of men tiirough- M..Mnw,a, UVnvrr-v district tournament. We played Ea­ Republican candidate for county Dennis Duffey and 'TASKER*' Memorial* for March 31 fran'l^’tO^^'oo‘°f ne**v rattoned ,ood* W,U ** *** " ,fc service Cases listed for hearing at the | election Monday. April 5th -rUI be out the ages have disclosed tha. ton Rapids on March 12. beating school comml’-sloner. >, TA8KER — Memorial service for ■ M.irdr 31. from 7.30 to 9 00 oclocx « — in — m, — — tail in There will be two amendments up April term are as follows: them 48-32 while Charlotte won appreciated. Edwin D. Smith. 4-1 during and after every great strut*. Merle Graydon Tasker, who'was I to give out Information If the r Criminal Causes— ------ate vast social, economic and govfrom Lakeview. The following night for vote kilted In , action in .... New Guinea. . Michigan quota for WAAC* is met. The first (Proposal No. 1). would The People vs. Herbert Couch. I want to thank tho*e who sup-. e ramentai change* take place. ' , .. „ Hastings canxe out on top with 46 ported ine at the Primary Election The isolation and prosperity of ! *• the Barry col ..., amend the constitution to provide bastardy. points to Charlotte's 28 and now as a candidate for alder- America In the paXt. Mr Sigler | Preabytcnan church. Sunday after- 15 volunteer*, (Continued on Page 4. See. 1.J Dean Keeler played hie beat game for the election of township office;* nuir 3rt OBWrr Vandenpek and IKUII UI, T Ol »' IUIU man of the 3rd ward. I solicit your । believe* S0^1'., ®Fch 281 BL? .oc *ock' Rpv' ,rH n believes has nas caused causea most of ot us its to ;," and | vaIuM. and a separal of the season and seemed to spark for terms of two years. This would tupport M.ln » lhe election. Aprtl be ' ro concerned■ about' our own per-1 . I8 « rc Hathaway -- ----------------officiatin -g. Gumm, emphasized the fact that Rather store* with about the whole team. He scored 12 pointe do nway with the yean blections and NOTICE TO HASTINGS ab 00 tyM* the Army need* all the WAAC voi- and cuts. Cheeses, fate and oils, make the terms of towtuhln offi ­ (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) **• BOWLERS 5. Louis <Fon> Abbey. 4-1 as did Lane. Banash accounted for NOTICE unteers it can get to release men ----------cials correspond with that of coun ­ Goon Classics! Full handicap of 16. The boys really were happy af­ and canned fish will be listed on I am a candidate for the office I for combat duty. Each trained the meat chart Navy Mothers Club will have a ter that game. They ganged up on ty officials. This would appear to 360. For any man or woman En­ NOTICE At least one of­ I am a candidate for aiderman be a change entirely in line with of city Clerk at the City election WAAC thus means one more soldier try fee 22 00 per couple. See prop, Bake Sale at Food Center. Sat.. Coach Brozak and tore his flashy ficial point list must be posted In Your sup- I tor the fighting front Thousands each store, and. in addition, point red tie into shreds for souvenirs. economy and good government and for further Information at Hastiisgs In the second ward. Your support Mar. 27. with Mrs Prank Rogers on Monday. April 5th and Mrs. Walter Hobbs in charge. port will be apprecl,Tted. —Sterling of trained soldiers confuted to rouRecreation We will be open all will be appreciated. He'd worn It as hls lucky piece all Frank Hoonan.—Adv. 3-25. C. Rogers. summer—Adv. 3-25 season. Now the fellows are taking the place where the rationed item ANNOUNCING up a collection lo buy him another themselves are sold Ute opening of a Nursing Center one. at my home, 544 E. Mill St., on meeting will be held at lhe age of 524 pointe per g against April 12. for children of working Central School building. Has­ Will care for children 2 their opponents 30 3 average. Ken mothers tings. Thr committee In charge dining rooms are exempt from Lane and Ted Banash both broke to 6 years old. Home inspected and the school scoring mark of 100. set approved by Barry Co. Health Dept. No. 1—Effective March 29,1943 by Ted last year, with 225 and 232 Mrs Eugene Dalman. Phone 3119. E. Walt and Mr*. Roy Cordes pointe respectively in 14 games. assisting. r^ntt Ptentt Coach Brozak appeared on Har­ RUMMAGE SALE r*l"b* F*4"b* COMMODITY COMMODITY COMMODITY COMMODITY COMMODITY garth. ry Carey's sports program from legion hall. Friday nnd Satur­ WKZO In Kalamazoo on March 1. day. Apr. 2. 3. AUMiiees Auxiliary. tine, non-combatant job* are im­ and they had a very Interesting Phone patiently awaiting the day when Mrs min Harrv Larsen. 2558 or ; BEEF BEEF LAMB— PORK READY-TOdiscussion about the member* of the riiunc their work can be taken over by Mrs. Shirlev Henrv. 2443. if you Changes in point values will bo team and the season a* a whole have donations—Adv. MUTTON this new army of volunteers. EAT MEATS made from time to time, but probSTEAKS VARIETY MEATS STEAKS AND CHOPS Maybe you'd like to hear something The variety of Jobs which the 'Contlnued on page 0) about the boys Individually. WeTl STEAKS AND CHOPS Coater Chote ............. 8 WAAC's cah lake over Is great, the Portartiouw Brttol... . COOKED. BOILED. BAKED, take the seniors first. officers said. Aircraft electricians Hum .... End Chopi LU* Chops ...................... 7 s AND BARBECUED Captain Ray Kenyon is an alland instrument specialists, bomb­ CM KMmti 7 R* Chain....................... Lslo-bowltM. frn'i and around leader, an A-student. and ' sight repairmen, camera technicians, Rlk-lMrtaiart Dim.......................... LafChapi. 7 curad roly 10 mayor of the school a* well as being Friends of Corp. Vincent and SalHim-ton* in. stela orhaH. chauffeurs, classification specialists, Rlb-7todiart trti Stoukitr Ctaci bbdi ar Taodarta* . . 10 a stellar guard. Ray 1* 6 feet tall lie McPharlin are extending con­ Ham-ben* In. sfleas......... control tower operators, glider in­ Sirtoi* TablOitesU) _______ irm 7 and weighs around 155. ........................ gratulation* on live arrival of a HMMbcai........... ........... 8 structors. gunsight mechanics, link Hioi bull or think sad .. Sirloin tonotei Twins Ken Lane, one of the year's high daughter. Nancy Kathleen, born Stovldtr Ctopi nd Stalks trainer instructors, message center 7 ROASTS Hm tentltu. * hols cr Trite.............................. scorers, also Is 6 feet and tips the March 10. at Cleveland. Ohio, where clerks, motor vehicle dispatcher*. Bilim. Irish ind curad cnly • G Top Round a wtabwMrt......... beam al 155. He never appears to Mrs. McPharlin'* parent* live. It 1 parachute riggers, photographers, UlRMlt bowls...... G get ruffled during a game, but he's will be remembered Vincent bad radio operator*, statisticians, steno­ This is a regular weekly feature Pkaic et Sheelder ten*I* Yoki. Rittla. u Trlisfia ROASTS always in there fighting. fust started hl* first term of Reach­ VEAL graphers, stock record clerks, tele­ Pta-.lsorStot.ldrr tene.’e-.i ter.t in . 5 T Bill Garrison has been one of the ing last fall at a Flint high school Lala-ehaia. taU. ar ««d cuts phone operators, teletypist*. truck designed to aid you in your cur­ BsuISm Cutet. BhI Erirxt Yata. Rsttk w Trtiagia mainstays of the Saxons at guard when the draft summoned him. He and tractor drivers, typists, weath- rent purchases of items rationed by Lots -caster arts............ > STEAKS ANO CHOPL 7 all season. He was also quarterback was accented and assigned to be the government. This newspaper Him -vtetaertaO............ ssd concwitritn Cbu. or ShKkfo. mini on the football squad. Bill stands 101st medical battalion stationed nt ROASTS of the many assignments which tlie believes thLs service will enable in­ LtiaCtoW........................ Him battor steak and * 7 5 ft. 11 in. and weighs 160 Camp Jo*. T Robinson. Little Rock. a tern In G WAAC's are trained to handle. The dividuals to cooperate more fully In RlbCtow......................... Hua-bcMltts Spararibs. 9 Orville Bush (better known at Ark., where lie began his basic Chuck at Shoulder, iquirt(Continued on page 2. Sec. 1) (Naiklsr Cfur.k winning the war on tlie home front. Bill) is little but mighty. A* he says. training. Later he was sent to an 7 (IF art) Shoulder steak tall (pieme) u -teneltn t "I'm about 5 ft. 7 in. and weigh army technician's school at Spring­ tone In ar Stoukitr, erm6 cr.u Slrioia Stuk m Ctapi......... Red Stamp A in War Ration Book 137 with my shoe* on." Bill started field. nnd ,n completion of that 6 cs boaaln ................. S ShouMir stank tell (plate) Two. for 10 Point* good March 2* several ot the games and always course was transferred to Camp ROASTS bonaltss S through April 30. saw plenty of action. Carson, near Colorado Springs STEWS AND OTHER CUTS (r art) . . t ShMidar bull tail (Bcsicn Rump ind SirWn-baas la Dean Keeler 1* another senior where he received new* of the ar­ Canned Goo*. Etc. BMP Rib ttMdlai (dUM butt) ten* in 7 Rump 1*4 Sirtato toaatet who wasn't a regular starter, but hc rival of hl* Utile daughter Since tern M) (Port) . Nack banal*................... Four Candidates Per Month anaIUc fn"WaTRaiio'^Baok lat Shouidar butt tall (Boston was always ready whep the team than he has been sitting with hl* Nact-baMku ................ and C. tn War Ration Book Two. G SteaMtr bawl* bull) - bonaiets.......... fingers crossed hoping for the 8 needed a good fast ball handler. Must Be Supplied Steak tent in.............. 4 good through March Sbaaiter banaitn Ted Banash. the team's high point granting of an emergency furlough, Blue point ration stamp, D. E. F, Limb Pifliai Umb (twin* To Meet Quota man. la a Junior in school, but be­ so that he may be permitted to OTHER PORK CUTS irmn (tacks, flislu. t tacit l STEWS AKO OTHER CUTS Miss Grace Butler, school nurse good on-March 29. through April. cause he participated in sport* in gaze on the face of hi* first bom Spirtribs 4 tenth ind mltuflinaaut here who te leaving to Join the Army Jr. high, he will be ineligible next before far greater distance* make It liaib trimmint t_______ 6 Nick sad Bsckbow ...... 2 Nursing Corps, is the flrat to volun­ season. Ted isn't quite 0 feet, and impossible We are all pulling for stamp 20 tor I pound, good to Brant- toMtet.............. STEWS AND OTHER CUTS SAUSAGE teer from the Branch-Barry-Cal­ April 20. FmI bene Ln vou. Mac. that your wisli will come he also weighs 155. Rink Mui .. ................. VARIETY MEATS] houn Recruitment District since it Duane Ottosen, a 0 ft. 3 in. center, true. HacktoM la................... Fit Backs and Clw Plates 4 Sugar Start Rite was formed on Feb. 22 according to Irdia.............................. and John Coleman are two Juniors hack bcMlan ....... Ptoits,ctgubr ... 5 Stamp 12 also good for 5 pounds an announcement received from lhe Dry Siuu(e Hard: Typical who played a lot this year. Harold U. S. O. NEWS ■ Sluak tent in 4 Jiris . ____ headquarter* at 25 East Michigan. through May 31. Items ire hard SalsM.tard Townsend, Mason and Dick Thom­ The Hastings Teachers Club Steak nMHaal Mui -bam Both coffee and sugar coupons Hxks sad Kiwcktes ......... 3 Battle Creek. as. George Brown, and Keith Ayres 3 Cemlat, and Peppered . I* sponsoring a formal Coast ton..... C Briskat teruteu If this are* is to meet its quota. are from the same War Ration round out the squad. LufFM ..... .......... 4 Smiteudi 4 Guard dance on Saturday night Graus* Vail ind Pxtttes Flask Mod Book 1. Several of the mothers and friends Toapitt. .......................... ml (rsund Irani nwki. plied from the combined three of the team members gave the boys VARIETY MEATS P. M. -An, girl*. high echo©I Thuri*|tr, and Mortadaih flnki. ihiaki. brutb. Nodi tent ten counties each month. a Basketball Banquet at the Legion Stamp 17 good for one pair sIvom 3 1 Fresh. SiMktd ind Cooked BACON ml mluaiUnawi ml Brales......... ................... Recruitment for the area 1* in Hall on St. Patrick's Day. Ear) IrtemiMi .............. charge, of Miss Ruth Tappan. Bat­ C bittsrttegi................... .... Coleman led some group singing, joining the G. 8. O- (girl* »ervGasellne Ism ibi ■ piaa. dad aa tle Orwk. who 1* well known here 7 GroupA: Typical tians ira and there were short speeches bv Hearts ______________ 3 VARIETY MEATS Stamp Number 5 from Baste through her connection with the Bacon - tlab M pioct. Had oil B Dan Walldorff, Coaches Brozak and can Betty Tredinnick — 2572. W. K. Kellogg Health Foundation Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 Britaj .. ........... ............. Goodell, and Captain Kenyon. Mr. Iks* ibead. dnd cl! Biked Ums. a Lola Kenyon—33M. or G. 8. O. HAMBURGER gallons of gasoline, good througn and Mr*. Earl Kansas. The work Brozak presented the boy* with Hurtt.......................... BKao Cuudun style, pint MdUrtrSteun . Tofl|nts........................... , here in lhe county Is directly in May 21. certificates of merit from the Mich­ 2541. m soon ** possible rtesd........................ KWmji........................... ii GrauaB: Typical limes are Truck renewals for next quarter charge of Mr*. Frank Carrother* igan High School Athletic Associa­ Esn................................ 1 Uran .... IM s rmdi............ i and Mr* Roy Hubbard. There are start April I. tion. It was a vtery Informal occa­ Tails..... S*Mtbmd< ..................... 3 Bacia plate ind |iwl similar local organizations In each sion and most of the fellows brought attend the dance. s Saates.............................. 2 ........................... M»f«.................. ....... , of the other twp eountiea. their best girl along, so they had a Coupon 4 food tar 11 galloeu: grand time. j It is the object of this group not HOME NURSING CLASSES Valid February 3 through April I only to get active registered nuroea All winter some of the teachers Mr*. FarI Coleman, home to volunteer for the Army or Navy have been trying valiantly to navi­ | service*, but also to try and bring gate the school buses through drifts American as many Inactive registered nurse* and snow bonks, and now it* the Greek (all hard nrietias) res that u possible back Into p*rt or full muddy roads. They get stuck every Potted nd Davilod NOTICE time service to helD do the now and then and that give* their Cheddar (Amricas) .. CM Cm Conw.. CriteKit first hour classes a very welcome H C Dunton will Seto.......................... struetora are available for the vacation. FMRss. county Court Houm. 8rWL....................... will be held Last fall the combined vocal mus­ DM led Maisrei. Minster___ _______ train volunteer nurse aldo ic groups presented a “Victory Sing" Uateny.............. U in the auditorium. They sang a lot Miydrrtsd-Gntsd.... of patriotic songs, and sold quite a 1 large amount of stamp* and bonds. candidate for p»e^'re p,annln* another one for CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR FOR THE APRIL TERM JUNIOR PLAY FRIDAY NIGHT WAR BOND AUCTION APRIL 2 NO NEW REGISTRATION; RED STAMPS IN WAR RATION BOOK TWO APPLY County Likely To Exceed Drive Quota 1 I FINAL MEETING OF BROTHERHOOD WAAC OFFICERS SPEAK HERE V& «< CLIP THIS AND SAVE FOR r. REFERENCE OFFICIAL TABLE OF CONSUMER POINT VALUES FOR MEAT, FATS, FISH, AND CHEESE Additional Home Front RATIONING ☆ AT A GLANCE ☆ LOCAL NURSE FIRST TO VOLUNTEER FROM TRI-CO. AREA Mia* Robson has organised a Hoa- NOTICE g=r:: fwhd.. . . . . . . . . . . lufits (aS terd nrJettas). Waiter Wallace �THE BASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MARCH 25. 1M3 PADS TWO McCoy, Sparta, Wls. HuUnga vUi-1 LOCAL NEWS tor* yPOTt Frtands of Mrs. Devlin ' the birthday date of HtUt Gary j Mq. John Whitright who live south j > Gcorae Mamn fn» 1 and (Aletha Fuller) of Columbus, Ohio., Scot Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs.'trdng. * AM DK«r*in *. „«sSeSwS "S'nXuw, THIRTEEN ALL-A STUDENTS ON HONOR ROLL SIXTY-THREE MEN LEAVE SATURDAY erninar k(|D \FDV|I ■ UK JLll V HLF AUCTION SALES , und club attended a mass meat- tonlo. Ttxu. ■ wbsra ha will taka • noy a Captain. ii* in Prudden auditorium In Un­ quaUfloaticm training u an aviaEnsign and Mn. William Gladsing on Sunday. Guest speakers tion cadet. stone of Kalamazoo are the parwere Lieut. Gov. Keyes. Sherman, Word has been ,^.. ra wu .. .......... ... on Sunday received that Pfc. ents«.of. a son w bom ._ ... 14. Ensign Gladstone is now Bainbridge, general manager at Charles F. « Barnes .. is ... ill Ln the sU- March 14, Townsend national headquarters In!tion hospital at Lowry Field. Den- stationed on-tiie west coast. Chicago, and George Voss of Camp . ver. Colo. An error was made last week in a new granddaughter-a baby girl being bom to Mr and Mrs. Robert Timm of Ocala. Fla. Tlie little miss u will -u> answer weighed u5 >». lb 4 ox. ... and tr> the name of Betty Lou. Mrs Timm before her marriage was Ava Sowcrby. granddaughter of Mr. and You’ll continue to see our ods in the poper every week because we hove an obligation to keep you fully informed about the food situation in general and rationing in particular . to acquaint you with the best food buys olf the week . . to help you pion your shopping better—ond because every price is o low price every day. we've literally thousands of reasons for adver­ Morning Glory tising. Watch for our ads for greater economy of Mrs. Earl Hicks, of Lansing She was a Hastings resident for a long lime .md has also been one of lhe successful teachers of Barry Co Robert J. Carter from Cloverdale, is a member ot the committee which is In charge of arrangements for the Inter-fraternity party which will be glvi-n March 20 in the ballroom of Walwood Hall by three of the fra­ ternities on Wentem Michigan Col­ lege campus. Sigma Tau Gamma Tlieta Chi Delta and Omega Delta Phi Carter, who Ls the son of Mr and Mrs. John L Carter, is cnroPca u a Senior in the Industrial Arts curriculum al Western Michigan College. CADET BOARD OPENS The Kalamazoo Aviation Cadet Examining Board has opened per­ manently at 310 Eleanor St.. Kal­ amazoo. Mich Army Aviation Cad­ et Training (Air Crew» is onen or— to all men. between the ages ofl7 of tl to tu 26 <inclusive! married or Minuk.single who has been a citizen of the Unit­ ed States for a period of at least ten (10> years and are found inenIfied mor,,ly ,nd Ph>»»ca>ly <iual- WE’VE THOUSANDS OF REASONS FOR ADVERTISING MILK “ Watrous will be glad to hear she Is recovering from a recent serious o,reratlon. She 1* at the home of htr points" and money! Tall can, each Tlie following papers must be furnished the Aviation Cadet Boartl before the Mental Examination can ix- taken: One application blank, completely filled out and figned' Certified copy of your Birth Certi­ ficate. or BajXLsmal Record, or oth­ er satisfactory proof ot birth: Three letters ot recommendation from re­ putable non-related citizens. 17 year old applicants must have paienu consent blanks signed bv at east one parent and notarized, in triplicate; 18 to 26 year old ap­ plicants must have a letter from . their local Selective Service Boards 'stating that applicant has not been ' ordered for Induction and that he । is not employed in any occupation ; essential to the War Effort. Juanita Swift. U2>. rLTZr?. --------------------------- ---- --------------------------- MILD CHEESE • 35c DOLE PINEAPPLE 26' 24' 2 *or 27' . No. 3 *Ueed 16 points DOLE PINEAPPLE 1st CALL PEAS 16 poinls PEAS, GREEN GIANT 2 crushed DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE 7 points . Na. 1 shea DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE 2for27, CATSUP, STOKLEYS 8 points .... . TOMATO SOUPS, Campbell's. 6 point. DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE 18' 2 ,or 29' .. 13 paint . DEL MONTE CORN 8 points -..Vac P* Del Monte WHOLE GREEN BEANS ii potato IO COFFEE White House, lb. . Amber Coffee COFFEE Kent Chib. lb. COFFEE Sliver Eagle, lb. COFFEE Manor-House, lb. COFFEE Quaker, lb. PERCH 1 TOMATO WRIGHT BEST 21 point* . , . . . . PORK & BEANS 8 pointsNo. 1 o HOMINY 11 points 2,or 25' 17' g for 31‘ 3 cons 29' 18' 2‘-15' 2for 19' Soap Powder 26' 28' 31' 29' 37' 35 Ration Calendar SUGAR: Stomp 12. June 1 For 5 lbs. good to COFFEE: Stomp 26. gcod to April 26. For 1 lb. POINT STAMPS: to April .1st. 4 ’ HEAT ABC good Pride. Ige. pkg .2 Soap Flakes Chiffon, for fine fabrics . . 25' 22' ORDER-BY-MAIL WELLMANS HEALTH FOOD SHOP 129 N. MECHANIC ST. JACKSON. MKW1IGAN Bulk Gelatin, lb. Wheal Germ, lb35c American Dietaids Co. ' "SoupleU" COFFEE SUBSTITUTES Suykec. 35c Break flit Cup Food IN Ferrin. FOOD Flego. 40c Me Bottle Nalon . O & pkgv Starch O Argo Gloss " pkgs. Toilet Soap 21' 17' 5' 'ptlo HamwIom. Cloverdale; Robert »Shelbyville: Charles ^vklT’ Sfc*!.T,‘Uoi 'Charles Sawdy. Wbodlxnd: George Daniel Roush. • volunteer!. Hastings; ■ Loyd B. Ulrey. Lake Odessa; Richard Wilson Paige. Dowling Ed­ MRS. PERCY WINSLOW & win Charles Parker. Dowling; । Continued from page I. Sec. 1) Richard Wilcox. Hartings; Curtis special training and knowledge ac­ Having sold their farm the above Ephraim Hawkins. Hastlmt.s: Ray­ quired during -ervice with the will have an auction sale nt the mond E. Garvey. Nashville; Gar­ WAAC's may be the "kev to suc­ located 1 mile north, 'i mile rett Earl Everson. <volunteer'. Free­ cess In civilian occupations after place enrt of the Coimtv farm. 3«4 miles port; Michael Henrv Ulrich. Hasthe war Ls over. northeast of Hastings, or 1-4 mile i lings: Dale Bums Dukes. Freeport. To be eligible for enrollment In west of the -Pratt school. Thev arc Robert Pau! Shoemaker of Nash­ the WAAC. an applicant must b<- offering an excellent list of cows, ville. who also iMssed the exam­ a—A woman citizen of the Unileu States between the ages of 21 to 44 hay. Ford car. and farm machinery. ination. waived the week’s time nt years. Inclusive: b— submit satlsfac- ' Dewev Reed will cry lhe Mie ,nnd home, and went directly to Fort tory proof of dale of birth nnd citi­ Jay Wihg will act as clerk. See Cutler. Six others, who also passed, were zenship; c—have an excellent chai- the adv elsewhere in this Issue for accepted In the naw and thev. too ncter: d—present two character ref­ full particulars. will leave/nn Saturday Richard erences from responsible btulne&r. or professional people in her commun­ DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT E Brower will ro to Cami> Pear.-. Word was received before wc went Macruder. Va.. and John August ity. nol to be relatives who arc pci sonaily acquainted with the appli­ to pres* of the death of Mrs. J. A Sehullz Lyle Edward Gillespie, Al­ cants ability; e—pass n mental, Skillmnn of Comstock, a former bert Wilson Higgins. Fred J. Shipps, ,ir HasHngs. nna’imc*, and nna Robert aainnr all, of I-amar alertness lest: f—qualify according rrsldrnt of HiMtings. Funeral scrv- -nl tn n standard' height und weigh: Ices will lx- held Friday morning at jordan of Bellevue, will go to the ,10 oclock.at the Truadale funeral Great Lakes »•— • Training sta­ chart. Naval Monthly nay L-. at the same rate home in Kalamaxoo with burial in tion. a-, tn the Arjny. grade and weight the Dowling cemetery. . Anotlrer large group Ls scheduled I to go to Kalamazoo April 1.. More information concerning en­ listment in the WAAC cun be ob­ WAR—FORGET IT. WAR BONDS tained from Mr- F L. Bauer. Mrs Clayton Brandsietter, Mrs. Fay . Marble. Mrs Florence Grow. Mis.-. 1 Ambra Frdcwa. Mrs. Norbert Schn- $145 RATIONING *B1TS FOB TBEE BOOKLETS BATTLE CREEK FOOD CO CELLO DIETETIC FOODS 8 WIIObE GRAINS -REDUCING BOOKLETS ZILPHIA MelNTYBE WELLMAN CERTIFIED COUNSELLOR BATTLE CREEK FOOD CO. E. Wait. Mis Otto Isenhath. Miss Grace Ri-ickortl. Mrs James Briatol. Mrs U*slie Izx-kwood and Mrs , Rov Cordes all of Hastings. . Outside of Hastings. WAAC Rc.cruiting Information is in Charge of the following: Middleville. Mrs Paul Faulkner; Nashville. Mrs. Maude Furniss: FYeeport, Mis. Leon Hcwk; Delton. Mrs. Rover He nt on; Dowling. Mrs. Lloyd Gaskill ■ BOWLI Dave Oo< regularity, i 211*222— scoring. T ull-time ret key to a Goodyear B merclai Ix-t Roy Hub with a 624 In ttie Ret 241-109-184 590 In the Theatre. V vllle bunch last game I high for th COMMEH year Bros. rv»«f»* Rhe Moynahan 1 Moose <2>- -Midflli-vlll HUSS 1,1 —Shoo Offl of nee <i»: Ians <0>. RECREA’ <3>—Middle Rings <2»— PISTON No. 1 I3>— Best Scores D. Goodyet H. Hubbard H. Long R. Moore W. Wcllnia K. Chase H. Cook K. Clark W Schade Jean Bro der teamed doubles cro lYiurnamen Considtrnb Brower whe made up o Mrr. Schad of 160-151ti handicap Scores J. Brower— M. SaWyvr M. Thomas V. Wheatin . K. Dolan— D. French B Brai-mil M. Smith— J Finnic— V. Shroyer R. Monlca E Tate— N Zll GOO AMERICA/ DON’T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T NEED—BUY WAR BONDS HELP FEED AMERICA FRUIT DEPARTMENT rriAM Round. Sirloin, STEAK 41 lb 37c SHORT STEAK BEEF b 39c FRESH GROUND STEAK 41c PORK CHOPS lb. 39c PORK SPARE RIBS PORK SHOULDER STEAK lb. 39c PORK NECK BONES PORK SHOULDER ROAST FILLETS , W Hostings, Mich. iiivib Telephones 2244-2557 SATURDAY. MARCH 27 31 RAIDERS OF SAN JOAQUIN and Richard ( arisen and Jane Randolph HIGHWAYS BY NIGHT lb. 29c Oc SUNDAY ond MONDAY. MARCH 28-29 CHINA GIRL Barrain matiner Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUE.. WED.. THUR . FRI . MARCH 30 to APRIL 2 FRUITS L VEGETABLES bunch CELERY 5c CARROTS new 2 bunches 1 7c lb. Ac POTATOES lbs. 13c RUTABAGAS 2 PARSNIPS 2 lbs. 11c FRESH PEAS 2 lbs. 35c Sheep, hay. machinery and mtoedlaneons articles Henrv Flannerwill cry thr rale and E E. Grav - } where in this issue for full partlculars. WAAC OFFICERS SPEAK HERE Soap Flakes Soap Cubes help. Mr. Mills will have an auction sale at hU farm one mils tut of Calkins school; or 3 1/4 miles southwest of Prairieville. He is of- ' Sixty Savcn Get Names ferifig a good list of hones, cattle. ’ ’ '' Navy *to "Receive Six; On List This Period hogs, nay and grain, and farm ma-1 One Went on to Ft. Custer The first marking period for .„ the chincry. Deucy Reed. ulU cry the I Ninety Barry county men took second semester ended March 22 at “I-1 ■«><! Henry Rogen will act as, nm H^iopTHIgh*school* ’r lllt ..------ wtthT'princ"--------t. fx See the aav. adv. eisewne.^ elsewhere in their ™ir physical examinations for pal Edwin Tiyfor announcing the ’tWr Lssue for full particulars, .army service at Kalamazoo .but Saturday. The following group following tail of sixty-seven stu- FMMFT~. «wlV"iCZ„ passed nnd leave for Cartip Grant. dents on the honor roll There were ESJ!’’ryT ""AN. Prop. thirteen All-A students tn this . Swft“ has sold hls fann । IU.. Ulla week Saturday" B. an unusually large number.»ul have an auction sale at the Dale LeRoy Roush. Freeport: r students were quite evenly I located 1 mils south. 11/4 William Russell Lind. Woodland; divided between lhe grudes-15 In M ea*‘ Maple Grove, or 4 Jams* K. Burghduff. Hasting*. Vic­ the 9th. 19 in the 10th, 14 in the ."}*>« “utl?' 't, e wc’'t °J ?!ash' tor Clifford Munton. Hastings; 11th. and 18 in the-12th. The list '“£• He >* oH'-ring a good list of Thurlow Henry Stuck. DeltonX Gil­ follows: horses, cows. hay. farm machinery bert Wallace Paine, Hastings; 'Rob­ 3.00 'Ali-Ai-Bevcrly Bradford. and household goods Henry Flun- ert Charles Francisco, Hatting*; Virginia Demaray. Anne Goodyear ’’•‘P’ CTT lhf-“le„and * ,K Esther Ragla. 9th. grade-. Charlcen ^ray wiH act as clerk. See the adv. Fred Raymond Ziegler. Hastings;. Cappon. Florence French. Marilyn fh*«here in this Issue for hill par- । Dorian Dean Sanders. Bellevue; Albert Wells Reialer. Freeport; Ho­ ZuttermeUter. 10th grade: Bon- ;tllculars. ward Leroy Naylor. Hasting*. nie Brandstetter. Audra Endsley. ............ vr..nB> ..vp, | Norman James Keller. Clover­ Beatrice Bush. 11th grade; Orth.i Having rented hls farm and no dale Charles Floyd Ogden. HasHawMitz. Mary Ketchum. Marjorie further tue for the machinery. Mr tings; Olcnard DeBoll Showalter. Norton. 12th. grade. 2.99-2 75— Robert Casey. <9>; Lois Bayne will have on auction sale at Nashville: William Edmond DunCampbell, Philip Frandsen. Shtrlev the farm located 11/4 miles Routh.lap. Hastings; James Weal Henau, Henry. Jr.. Laura Saltan, <10>: Mar- of Coats Grove, He U offering a Dowling; Stanley Lyman Hansen, U B®*'®"- Raymond Kenyon., good list of farm tools and also two ' Nashville; Richard Maxwell Bauer. • horses. Dewev Reed will cry the Hastings; Eugene Melvin Flanders 2.74-2 50-Jlm Coleman. Mary •'ale and Clifford Hammond will | Hastings: Glenn Homer Bachelder. See the adv. else- Hastings; John Emanuel Teller. Jr. Lockwood. James Long. John Mal­ act os clerk colm. John Richardson. Martha where in this issue for full particu- Battle Creek, route 4: Charley wqHam Rice, Hastings; Robert Earl Wedel. '9': Doris Lockwood. Agnes IarxIFUher. Hastings; Clarence Joseph Thompson, <IO>. Marilyn Bristol. WALTER J. SUNDAY, Prop. Huver. Hastings. Willo Hampton, Raymond Martin 'll.; JowE M»run <lwm-j. a ^Havlnj XS-E'"'I''/, sold the tamj. Mr. Sun- ;' Roral * TOoze Good, Delton; । m«V will d.oiKw' vf tlie jX'fSonil 1 prvpcro at property a: puouc public auction at the farm located located 3 3 milts miles ^ulh south of Has... Gm«aW rS^uiJ* >u!h‘ j farm chen Vander Voort. <I2> • i— on — M-37. •• nnwnm ueortie Johnston. Naan­ i tings He Lx offering a 2.49-2 25—Fred McDonald. Bever­ cows MK feed, reen Ernest William Shilton. Hasly Myers, Roberta Ouster Junior good list of horses, cows. hogs. homdmld “nw; ,4oy*1 nwcl Sherman. <9i; Donna Bachelder. farm machinery and Hastings; Shirley LaVem Cox. Doris Beystrum. Elizabeth Cort- goods. Dewey Reed will erv lhe Woodland Ronald Avery McKib­ sale and Clifford Hammond will aet riuht. Tom Dolnn. Richard Foster ben. Hastings: Robert Kendall Marmrle Rltzman. Loraine Schantz ,as clerk. See the adv. elsewhere In Moqn I volunteer), Hastings: Lin­ j this issue for full partlculnn. William Stebbins. Doris -Snyder. coln Neil Weller, Hnstlngi.; Robert 2»v'. uuun 921 uoirman. roster, uidb —' p,?l“n- uaii faster. Lee Pierce. Hastings; Richard Dew­ Monts Hill. Thelma Shultz. Dak” ***« ,»*»• Morri., Tlaviuu* oiiuii*. Dale Bponseller. h.L! f"r,n wvl n,ov- ey Pike, Hastings: Robert Lewis Sponsener. Tom Waters. Waters, <11»: Irl-. Iris . H1‘vlnK Haldwin. Pauline Chandler. Senta *n< to Another. Mr. Kipp will have Mon Ison. Doster: Kenneth Hugh Saleno. Battle Cieek. route 4: Furrow. /.•-rd Rotart Chaff^. H^tingii Murphy. Virginia Wheating. <12' W^Milo Cojdren. Patricia ^^-..•."L^d^ro^rde. Ills" Kelley‘"'ll... 2 ‘or GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES ige. 126 size doz. GRAPEFRUIT texas seedless 4 *or 3 lbs. APPLES. SPY sweet 2 lbs. POTATOES lb. ONION SETS 15c Our Government asks every family in America with available space, lo grow some Fruit and help ip the War effort. Home Owners arc urged to ------Fighting men. our Allies, and the- people on the homo front, need the vitamin*, minerals, sugar* of fruit for health and st l ength. Let mr "how you how you can plant now—enjoy dcliciou* fruit* nmatingly soon—increase the value of your properly —help hurry our Victory. Call me. No obligation. STARK'S YOUNG-BEARING TREES Grow More and Finer Fruit—Quicker Plant fruit tree* nnd plants you can depend on to live and bear good fruit—QUICKER! 1 ill uhow you Stork’s famous RECORD-BEARING STRAIN TREES—vigorous, sturdy, young trees. They arc quick bearing. They arc heavy bearing. They an- the cream of 127 year* of Stark-Burbank fruit crea­ tion and improvement. Call or write me vithout obligation, flowering shrubs lo beautify the home grounds, and for th out door room. \ E. F. BOTTUM. 320 E. WALNUT ST HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 2322 1001 Ihrilis from the 1001 Nights \I1 in beautiful 1 I I I IBM Hall. Marta Manter and > i-iu BAHRY TIIEATltf? JEdl Hastings. Mich., Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MARCH 26-27 IH)l IH l l l. VI t HF ATTK M l HIS PIRATES OF THE PRAIRIE IF Admi A* non-po people ieg ARABIAN N GHTS 65c 21c ?9c 29c 35c 5 in AMERICA'S CARS HAVE TO LAST FOR THE In the commit Rep DURATION SO KEEP THEM RUN­ NING. LET US ZIE G HELP and James Craig and Bonita Granville FDDDLt ENTER SEVEN MILES FROM ALCATRAZ SUNDAY and MONDAY, MARCH 28-29 Weaver Brother* and thin Lynn Merrick MOUNTAIN RHYTHM We re here to serve you. Gas, Oil or Tire Repairing. Let us help keep your car running for the duration M«KEt SERVICE OIL SALES L STATS ST., HASTINGS. MICH. MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR "THE JEST FOR LESS1 N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH HASTINGS raomi mm Zl Stile �Tnr HASTINGS BtNNTR THURSDAY. MARCH ?5. 1M3 136-183-151-452 can take an active interest in the 195-127-124-446 attaint of our community, our state 988 I B. Braendle — - and -438 our nation, and so far as oiu 970 , A. Bowerman 973 I ' ------------- |E.- -Karme* —L. Pieraon abilities permit, give expression Ut thet direction. ’ E. Koepllnger^-J. Parcell During the supper, music was Dave Goodyear, with considerable , B. Kimmel—F. O'Donnell furnuntd by the orchestra and later regularity, reeled off *ame» of 230- H. Roush—8. Palmer group autguig was Jed oy Die* Lop2U-222—663 to lead the week'* A. Hawthorne—O Relekord pentnien, with Miss Florence Camp ­ fccoring. The series was a dose J. Brower—V. Utter bell at the piano. " all-time record score and was the ' -----------------o • »--------------Acting pirataent. Keith Yerty key to a three game victory for WOMENS BOWLING IXAGI'E 1 (Continued from page 1. Sec. f) previaca. in absence ot thr secre­ C"“" Thrmlinr schUrr .......... —._.... ... —-------- jlon|(<mal affaitv-44MU—*i- have over­ tary, jonn Hrwnt. lortner president. mnriai tx'ague In the Citv Tournament doubles looked our responsibility In main- Chas Faul read the minutes of tne Roy Huboara nn second Plwas inspired on Monday night nnd. mining the govcrnmintul nnd eco- r«uruur> meeting and tne treas­ with a 624 series tor Piston Rings m 'her first two ■ainr.s gs-------------------------er fint r cored hu:e nonUc flTfcm which makes .. it rpns- urer. Dewey Knxi, gave the Until- , ■ • in the Recreation with acores ut counts ot 210 and 218 but faded in'sibic for us to be tree, hnpoy and rial teport which allowed a balance 1 ' " 241-199-184 and Harry Long scored th- third game w 123 to rhutk up tmosiN rou ■ on iunid ot j'juJJ ut tne end of " 590 in the same league lor Strand |n &51 total Which was high for the Great problems are bound to lie February. iw-t./.o-. Theatre. W. Wellman ol Middle- evening. prcwi.tcd tn the American people Kev. u W. Slone gave the wel- - i< .. । . vilie bundled nine strikes in hls ■ Frances Juppstrom co-rtarred a* *oon a* the unpleasant b;r uk.»s ceme to lhe ludies alter which Mr. i>«i. • ik-r, last game to give him a 237 score Iwith Mrs. Schader and counted of winning tills war ts over Tht -e Yerty introduced tne speaker o! »f * ,•*•»<» ■ high for the week games of 200 nnd 202 but with a problem* will effect tlie smallest the evening. Kim t-igier. pronunem | COMMERCIAL LEAGUE—Good- mediocre 143 second game totaled cornmhnitle* ami invoke tlie sev- local atuiiney. , year Bros Hdwe. (3>—Medics (0>; 545. Mrs. D. Thater hit 489 lor eral* states - • - nation. Every and the Tills being the time for the an- J rn<f— Rhon (2i._Trin Cnfe H>; third place with 185-159-145 interest in s«lety has Its problepu nual cieciiuq. bahuts were placed Moynahan Sales <2»—City Dads <1»; , State Insulation won three game.* such us agriculture'. Industry. bti*i- :-t the piate.s of tne mrmoets, ko> a t>v> Xtoow <2f—Auto Sport Shop <l>; frotn puton Ring Shop; Portia. nee->. labor, finance, social security Yatger and Ous Wingeier were ap- | ► A nd ru% Service <3>—State Instil'- made n clean sweep uf Hie serle- and hundred* of others. ' pointed as tellers, and the rrAuiu < tion <0>; Consumers Power Co. (2> .with Banner; Leonards conned Tlie succru, of democracy depend.* were as follow*: Pres. Keith Yerty; I -------—Middleville Creamery •!> three fnkn Bonnet and Gown; Trl> upon more democracy, Mr. Slul< r Vice Pres .John Hewitt; Sec . Dew- I LlPUl JIarn. Adro(mle. ton of BLISS LEAGUE—Tool Room <3» won a pair of'gnmcs from Michigan {glinted out. Prom time immemorial cy Recd; Ttcas.. L. J Adams. Mr* II- A Adrounie. Hastings, is —Shoo Office <o>: Enxtneen '2-— BdtTel. Co.; Orphans took a pair tlie tendency in every democratic Dismissal was by .singing the hcre. for u tPW days rnroule to a Office tli; Foundry «3»—Electric- from RiiM. and Piston Ring Office country ha* been lo curtail rights, Doxology and tepealing Ine Lord* new assignment In Nehro-ska Ueut. Ians i0>. WOh three from -------- -privileges, freedom, und to estab­ Prayer. । Adrounie is in the Medical Corps RECREATION LEAGUE - BllM , Best scores lish bureaucracies and "Let George -----------------• • • : nnd say, that he find.* the work ini31—Middleville <0>; Strand Thea- t Schader 210-218-123-551 do if. You and .1, tomorrow, must gquid Kall (tensely interesting. tre <2>— Leonards <1>; Piston — • 200-143-202-545 be less interested in our own little F. Juppstrom Riiigs <2t—Hastings Ice and Fuel D. Thayer Squid, a fl*h which is a member personal snhetes of life, and give 131-168-163-462 more earnest concern to those of the octopus family, is' tlie bait D. Taliaferro 163-143-154-462 about us. We cannut all Isold pub­ used by the fishermen PISTON HING LEAGUE-Office Gaspe, i 146-154-159-450 lic tiffice. There niiv b» *n> i—jr No. 1 i3i—Shipping io>. Office No. 2 <2i—Machine ” Room ----- *• <1>. 165-144-146-455 ot that already. Dut each of us. Province of Quebec, to catch cod. BOWLING NEWS |D. Taliaferro—D. Thayer | B Weaver—3. Eckert J. Newton—D. Cappon SPECIALS S FINAL MEETING - OF BROTHERHOOD * 179- 195-215-589 112-1!0- ' 17- ■ 180- 184-209-573 193-197-169-559 168-181-201-550 171-196-183-550 W Schader 185-170-192-547 Women* City Tournament ■ Jean Brower and lheollne Schadcr teamed together to cop the doubles crown in the Annual City Ttmrnanu-nt with a 1123 serie­ Considerable credit rots to Ml-.Brower who .‘cored a fine 530 serie., made ut> Of 193-IG6 nnd 171 games Mr*. Schader •cored 455 with game, of 160-151-136 Tin- play a handicap bosh. Scores J Brower—T Schader M. Sawyer—M. Goodyear M. Thomas— M. Ita-d V. Wheating—E Payne K Dolan—D Hrbdon I) Frftich-E Fren.ii B Brarndlr-J. Daniels M. Smith-L Willetts J Finnic—C Hubbard V. Shroyer—P. JuppMroai L. Teu’lnk—A. Branch R. Monica—C. Fuller E. Tate—N. Coleman mNEY’S WJ BBT YET FLOUR, enriched 241/2 lb. tack lb POP CORN guaranteed to pop 2 lbs NAVY BEANS DENNINGS CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM MIX 3 for WALL PAPER CLEANER 93e 10c 15c 5C 25c HELP WIN THE WAR BY BUYING BONDS AND STAMPS HERE €. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS. MICH. Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column ANNIVERSARY^ sun*« i \ I 1 NOT JUST A BOLT SATURDAY 0..- «'* “ «•. -o-assn ' NVllmdv shoPP'1” this ° . . f,rti Penney the buP"'» „enl » *°'o f".t OF YARD GOODS con mo*®* __— Fetching Styles For Home! SEERSUCKER CASUAL DRESSES FROM Button Front Types Shirtwaist Styles ZIEGLER 2-Piece Styles it’s lovely fesses smart pajamas.. new clothes for the kids KNOWS GOOD ROADS A delightful new group ot dresses, designed to fit Into your private life with smart MnpUcityi CrUp seersucker In flattering midriff models, sleek shirtwaists. and popular button-front styles. GABARDINE Gels The Summer Style Vote! • Princest Stylet! . •'Basque Waists! * Tailored Types! Fresh and colorful as the first spring crocus! Lovable . . . tubbable little cotton* in all the pattern* girl* love. Dainty dola»\ candy stripes, winsome print* with all lhe pretty trim­ mings to set her eyes asparkle and her cheeks aglow! 3-6X. 7-14. Men's SLACKS "XTQT just a bolt of Yard Goods, it's much more than that! It’jra new dress for Mrs. Miller —Play Suits for the Fletcher kids—Pajamas for Mother and Dad—a Bedspread for Aunt Martha! It's the hundreds of clever and useful and pretty things into which the nimble wits and shuttling fingers of women can transform it. In a sense this simple bolt of Yard Goods is the crest and liallmatk of a great American business—The J. C. Penney Company. Clattroom Cottons SUNNY TUCKER' FROCKS 398 Perfectly Draped! Ruggedly Woven! For dress, for sports, for the office, for EVERY occasion it's gabardine! Handsome plain, twill or bedford cord weaves in 1943 s most popular new shades) Boys* Sport Slacks 1.98 THE FIRST PENNEY STORE,.OPENED 4t YEARS AGO IN KEMMERER, WYOMING, SET A NEW. PATTERN OF NEIGHBORLY, LOW COST, RETAIL STORE SERVICE Apparel Features of Great Interest Fine Wool-Rayons! Popular Corduroys! IF YOU WANT A State Highways on an I efficient, economical, non-political basis for all the people, then you want Yard Goodi were a major part of the Mock in trade of Mr. J. C. Penney s fieri little More — opened 41 years ago this month in Kemmerer, Wyoming. From the outside it looked far from impressive. Inside, though, people ditcotercd it was different. For this More war dedicated to a new kind of Mote- iegler, Republican nom­ Z Infants Knit Creepers Absorbent cotton knit suits for rugged wear and lots of washing. 6 mos. A Ac to 2 years. — 99 Srport Tweed*! Bright Plaids! Choose your spring coat right now, from thia lovely collection of bud­ get-priced fashions! Smart belted styles of sparkling plaids . . . novelty styles of woo) and rayon tweed . . . sport types of colorful corduroy that are rever­ sible! 9-17 and 12-18 THE ENTIRE MAP OF THE UNITED STATES commissioners. Kemmerer took to the firn Penney store ar buf­ falos take to pasiurc* Republican Primary Ballot So did Moscow; Idaho later on. And Salt Lake City, Utah. And San Antonio, Texat. And today there pre O»cr 1600 Penney Mores in all 48 watt*, and Penney's is truly an American Institution, ZIEGLER KNOWS GOOD ROADS For every hundred^doHarr «onh of sheetr, or blankets, or shoes, or Yard goods the Penney More sells in Peoria. Illinois or Scranton, Pennsylvania, or Savannah, Georgia, it piys back honest and sub" Mantis] savings. ELECT Forfesery hundred dresses, or shirts, or overalls it sells in Waltham, Massachusetts, or Stockton, Cali­ fornia, or Chillicothe, Ohio, it nays back rich divi­ dends in local salaries, rent ana taxes.»» Today Penney stores from Coast io Coast arc mak­ ing a tremendous contuburion io the nation's war­ time program of Thrift and Savings. Today Pen­ ney stoics, in neighborly fashion, are helping to lulance the household budgets of millions of Americans. Today Mr. Penney s 41 year old idea of luercss through giving, rather than taking, is still the Penney way . CHARLES M. Flower Prints For Style! Coiety! Youthfulness! BEMBERG RAYON DRESSES Smartly Cut Large Sixes! As delightful a collection of breezy. soft, cool little frocks as you'd want for spring I Airy rayop bemberg that looks and feels like aheet; silk . . . In a variety of colorful flower I patterns! Dainty styles in misses' and women's sizes . . . AINMktASZ Men's Armorfoot* Socks Spring Cottens For School! GIRLS' NEW DRESSES Regulation dress styles APi neat slack models. Cv Thick *n Thin Rayons 198 Prim little' basque } , Quaint prin- 'A1 cess styles I * Trim tailored Zjiny’£ A Tailors beautifully! Perfect for sports outfits. EQl Yd. ................................. □□ A IO« WAR STAMP WILL PAY FOR FIVE I CARTRIDGES. flower folon For Warm Weather AeUvllka! Long length cardigans 4 98 Big luxurious pullovers! . I Soft Beauty For Windows! Styles For Tiny Women! ZIEGLER Wonderful patterns in wide choice of colon, yd. t ■ 1090 THE PENNEY IDEA SPREAD, AND GREW, UNTIL TODAY PENNEY STORES DOT Commissioner, 15 years in the department under two (Political Advt) 35c Rondo* De Luxe Percale keeping—ro a neighborly idea—an idea at typi­ cally American at ride-sharing and quilting bees! Mr. Penney didn't think "How much can 1 cake!-* but "How much can 1 give?" He cut out utcleis frills, ciurge accounts and deliveries; pared prices to the bone; preferred many sales at small profit to a few at large profit. inee (or State Highway State Highway Conmissioner BOYS' JIMMIES* Rugged little bib style Q0c longles. Sanforised t 2-8. WW SPRING COATS dministration of Michigan . Expertly Cut—Perfect Fit! Adonna Rayon PANTIES MARQUISETTES Bring new beauty to windows with sheer curtains I OQC Yd fcV GOING TO RAYON TO WIN THE WAR! BUY YOUR SLIP-ON CLOVES WAR STAMPS AND BONDS AT PENNEY'S! HOSIERY Strictly tailored or smartly stitched. Perfect for Qfic spring! Popular shades DO A LOT OF CARTRIDGES Good-Looking. Sturdy. Wonderful spring savings tn practical hear! Popu- BAc lar shades. ITS TAKE (SATURDAY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. MARCH IS, 1BU Mildred va. Dale Main, divorce Catherine M. va. Everett E. Brook* divorce. Carl D. va. Elizabeth Warner, dldivorce. vorce. Kittle Bowne Olney vs. Linian ot~Mir«h Gerald B. va. Margaret Cole, di­ Burke, determination of ownership. I . vorce. 1’lorence In tlie matter of Petition for Sale of Lands for Delinquent Taxes for divorce. 1-.H0 and prior years, ux (mice. (Continued from page 1. dec. 1) Florence vs. Lucius Lobdell, di­ Tw.wii2.Ti' fiar«K •; The People vs. Nelson Parker, no vorce. respass. . | Charles H and I*rura S. Clsler action given. U. S. of America Pam Security 1 m i>> vs. Maude D. Herrema and Sarah Admn. vs. George and Amanda Marvin F. Cooley vs. Pet Milk Kepkcy, bill to set aside deeds and Hliellcnbargcr. replevin. rescind contract. Co . trespass. Charlie Raymond va. Edward Mil­ Vlettn Cathey vs. Richard Bess- , Zigmoiu K. and Elizabeth Le- ler. trtspa&s. blecki va. Silas Stiles, et al bill to Harry Stehr va. Carl Miller ano nicr. trespass. quiet title. Carl Hula, trespass. Alberta Cole vs. Richard Bcssmer. Clayton J. and Beuie C Mc­ Grace Wtl va. Harry Shute, treatic.spas*. Keown v». Rudolf Schaar. et al. bill Russell Brinkley'v*. Richard Bess- to 1 quiet title. Emeat Pierce vs. Dorian D. San­ mer. trespass. Phyllis E. va. James Burdette ders trespass. divorce. . Myrtle Prozybysx and Myrtle Omar Barnum vs. Consumers Smith, I Clark Edwin Davis, et al. vs. Vil­ Gould vs. Archie and Mary Corri­ Power Co., trespass. gan. no action given. Linda Lou Powell, by next friend, lage of Woodland, land removal. Maude Lmrulne vs. H. Vern Neil, Walter Wallace vs. National Ac­ vs Matthew Ballch. tresjuu*. divorce. ceptance Service, et al. bill to Bet Nun-Jury Civil Causes-* Geprge T. vs. Dorothy Gardner, aside transfer. Eliza J. Foster vs. Howard Price divorce. | Melvia vs. Chas. Helsel, divorce NOTICE TO CREDITORS and wife, ejectment. Robert D. vs Margaret J Fuhr­ I Adelbert Cortright vs. Louis and Harry O Mohrmann, Recr . vtr man, divorce. — .. M—... in ... I Madeline Garman Injunction Albert J. McClelland, assumpsit. ' In the matter of the Petition ot Ruby May ?•------va.—Wayne --------- Nelson Mar- , pr»iV nrf,« Wm. C. Mam. Gdn.. v*. Hayden Henry Stehr, tt al. petition to dis- tens, divorce. | Nmlre !• dlt Hathaway, trespass. land from the village of ixmie R. Neal and wife n. Fred Wm. C. Main vs. Hayden Hath- connect ' Middleville. j. Young, bill to establish conveyaway, trespass. Phyllta Mar vs. Donald L. Me- ance. Edward D. Weil*. Recr.. vs. I Belva E. vs. Joseph W. Kidder. Thomas David French, assumpsit Donald, divorce lu the matter of the Petition of j George vs. France* Juppstrom. divorce. the Barry Co. Board of Supcrvi*- 1divorce Bonita A. vs. IxRoy J. Symons, B labee Formerly a Canyon ors. iiftlilon to determine water divorce. ieicl of Thomapple lake. The main street of Bisbee. Aria., Elmer F. vs. Mary H- Gallup, di­ Null Shed Steel Corp. vs. Stand­ is the paved floor of a once tortuous vorce. ard Stamping Co., trespass. canyon, with houses built in tiers on Vonda Jean vs. Donald EUsworth Harry o. Mohnnann. Recr. vs. the sloping walls. Claude J. Munhall, Exec , susump- Rayner, divorce. alt. Mutthew Baltch vs. Robert E. ■ Powell, trespass. John Sienkiewrelcz vs. George ■ Sherman, appeal from justice court. Sophia Hill vs. Clyde Benton, de­ claration on a promissory note. Archie O. and Mildred C. Sinclair , -vt. Vrrn D- und Mildred M. Sin­ clair, assumpsit. UNS OF VAKI1TWS Walter M. and Vcrdie L. Sinclair I IN VALUI vs. Vern D. and Mildred M. Sin­ MEL-O-BIT clair. assumpsit. Ivan Powell, by next friend. *s.' .Matthew Ballch, trespass. ' S1VSN VAllBTIIt Gerald Powell vs. Matthew Baltch ■ trespass. Ka'herine A. Redncr vs Otis Gal­ WISCONSIN lup. trespass. rHiiAOttrHiA c*(am Century Steel Corp vs. Standard Stamping co., assumpsit. LB. Myrna J. vs. Carl A. Christie, di­ vorce. WISCONSIN PIMENTO* pkg. B vs. B. divorce. MtDlUM SHAO Leonard Paul vs. Gertrude L ' Bate.-, divorce. LB. lb. Elizabeth Jane vs. Lloyd U Ellisten, divorce. 5!*/’fMGLIJH MEL-O-BIT Minnie Wurm vs. Wm. Fuhr, et al. hill to clear title. Frank and Christina Asplnnll vs. STANDARD Sylvester H. and Vera E. Curtis, LB. mortgage foreclosure. qt. Amber A. vs. Harrison Clair Van Sickle, divorce. Betty Jean Perry, by next friend, vs. Richard Perry, divorce. Martha P. vs, Henry J. Predttm, bill for separate maintenance I Hina -M. vs. John L. Moore, di­ CRISP—SOLID vorce. * HOtHOUM Chile vs..Rpse Arnold, xlivorce. Hastings City Bank vs. Frank EACH I nnd Mary Adams, mortgage fore­ fiuh—ouioooa closure. Dorothy Arlene Perry, by next SEEDLESS—FLORIDA—VALENCIA friind. vs. Millard Perry, divorce. d CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR FOR THE APRIL TERM & SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS AMER. CHEESE expert Studebaker Service Visit our boys Department. We take pride in the . 5 “ 33‘ the boys’ sweaters, necessary furnishings that SLICED! boys like. Bring the young man in. 4'4-02. CAN IS-OZ PKG 12-OZ. CAN U-OZ BOT SELF-SERVICE 4 12 1 p 8 8 8 8 11 16 16 14 14 14 14 14 14-OZ. BOT 21c 12-OZ. BOT. NO. 2 CAN NO. 2 CAN NO. 2 CAN NO. 2 CAN NO 2 CAN NO. 2 CAN 15c 12c 15c 14c 2 for 25c 2 for 25c 17c 9* Value BREAD 3 ® 29c DONUTS DINNER ROLLS Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy rOINTS -FACH 8c He 8c 12c 13c 14c. MARVEL — ENRICHED WKZO—10.00 A.M. 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Avail yourself of this better, more modern Stude­ baker service, whatever make of car you drive. 11< U. s. NO. I—FLORIDA Pure Virgin wool worsteds in new blues, greys, browns. Get frequent inspection^ and tune-ups ... ^23c FRESH—TENDER New Stretch your car’s life line with 38c CHEESE FRESH MILK TEXAS—SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT Hastings, Saturday, March 27, 1943 18c CHEESE -/rew Kaua/tea/ HEAD LETTUCE at 112 E. Court St., Sparks' Shop DEWEY REED, Mgr 38‘ 34' tyneAlt ty'iiK.ts atu£ 21c CREAM CHEESES 12c CHEESE PIMENTO CHEESE ORANGES KRAFT CHEESE 40* SHARP CHEESE CHEDDAR CHEESE WATERS CLOTHES SHOP KRAFT CHEESE JARS. 17c 5&1.75 . TOWNSHIPS MAKE NOMINATIONS • CH EDITORIALS GO 11gram Which is not btali aohdly an 'Bevan senators and In lhe clash of Harry Brewe. Joseph Wilkes and ; the twin foundation stones of a will which resulted, this country Howard wooat UHOVS—Both the lie­ prosperous industry and agriculture was effectively barred from taking publican* ... • .... ------------ .. •have — and "Democrat* ■ u,t lla» of nf candidates in It- nom' ——- ,'t-i i*-« mere myth: a hlgh-aoundlng high-sounding an active part either in lhe the treaty .,1 _ ■ - _ which l . — J _ __ ,.___ — n *the V.. ,League. — — mAt * * ,tlie 1... Hr — Lodge T /’-I... ii.atlon. os follow* phrase doesn't mean a thing, or lin time Republican— (Continued from page L Section D In other words, a social Mcurttv and hi* “Irreconcilable*’ thought supervisor. John Martens: clrrk. the moral and a growing volume of ayatem an ....... Vicp can be a wurKame workable »unr~ success me/ they ..-u had won a brilliant auccrs* wullam Schantz:, treasurer, ---------- which doesn't ^.... —a— <» so toarmed support from Britain, and the tn country have w Wonder if they would think. think.so to- Spldel: Spldul; highway highway commissioner. commUjioner. AusAitsU K A> but also U committed to oTul it ^uch J— " n,r" Un Kr 'h*nU- justice. °en W11,5: day. if -----------they could — see their country Schantz: Oren Wills: ■plunged into a second desperatek-.W. Penfcld. the defeat of Hitler. But once the** , .' victories are- achieved, the tame-The ----- Beveridge plan, unlike the T""”, TZtaoYS* crat—Supervisor.'rUTSta ”. Fred Fuller:”; clerk. dlate concern, of course is the> de- . Amrncan „n . writKa ,„- War I seem almost as a minor en-: Allen TL*... ---------American r Plan". written, oy by . aw comLahr: ... treasurer, Gaylord though-it may be. will be removed, under direction of Feeder- gagfrm-tu—by comparison? Will1 Gray; highway commissioner. John there, — be --------another of “Irrecon- Maurer; Justice. Orson McIntyre; What then? fc It- a n. Delano, Uriollu, an uncle num of Vi thrpresi- ------, group . ———"' ~ noted dent. definite iw to benefit* and.. oilnble.-> to irtx arise tr. in Ctr;r?s* Congre* tlili1 board of review; Harvey- .Marshall Demarce Be**, L—~ ttraveler. — > ORANGEVILLE — Two tickets author and journalist, in a peru-, total cost. As a mater of fact, the time and repeat the tragic mistakes have been nominated a* follow.: nenl article written in the March 20 American Plan 1* really no plan at of twenty-four years ago? Republican—Supervisor, Mrs. Addie issue of the Saturday Evening Port, all but rather a ponderous collection Brown: cleric. E D Lewis; tre.vjugceati that there are three impor- of all of the vague, well-meaning urer. Herman Morehouse; Justice tant and fundamental point* of social Ideas which the New Deal's Morel* England: board of review. Robert Kelley; con-dable*. Frank agreement between Russians. Amer- "bright boys” have ever had in mind. Castle. Cornell Cappon, Clinton Ican^, -Britons and the Chinese Whereas Sir William can tell you Castle. Lee KUHck Democrat — which might be developed into a to a .shilling what the Individual Supervisor. John Crawford: clerk, basis for international co-operation benefits under hls plan would.be Candidates In Ten Votingl Jerome Coryell; treasurer, no can­ In establishing and maintaining and can estimate the total cast didate, highway commissioner, Wm. Units Arc Unopposed world order and after the Axis pow- within a few thousand pounds, no Crawford; board of review. O-.ir Caucuses have been held In the , Boulter:- constables. Jess Shoemak­ era are defeated 'and this defeat is one responsible for the authorship going to be a longer, tougher job .of the "American Plan" can even sixteen townships of Barry county er. Jack Bourdo, John -Sheffkid • titan many of us. even yet. imagine). Veil you the limits of individual and candidates for the various of­ Emmet Bourdo. fice* nominated. In nine township PRAIRIEVILLE—The Republican benefits and c=r.t can't estimate There fundamental point* are: —zfcr.=fiS —* within but one ticket was named, the Re­ in Prairieville h unop-.wKd. "First, the people* of there-nouri billions of dollars :rhal lhe cost ot publican. and in Baltimore town­ ticket lhe slate being ns follows: Sup.-r would countries do not suffer.Jrtfm hallu- the plan ' ' 'be. Even New Deal ship. only a Democratic slate was visor. OtU Boulter: clerk. Floyd cinations of belonging to any master partlMins apparently aren't taking nominated. Evidently the residents Shelp; treasurer, la.-wbt Johnson: race, as the Germans and Japanese the report too seriously. Best sum­ of Baltimore are Mtwltd with tlie I justice. George Doster: board of rcdo. Accordingly, they are not unduly mary of American opinion was prob­ fine services of their supctvlsor. I view. C. A. Merlau; constables. Geo. tempted to undertake to dominate ably contained In a paragraph Leon Moon, nnd the other officers, I Bagley. Merle Bradfield. Dale Merpublished in William Alien White'* a* no Republican caucus was held, ; inn nnd Robert Ford. lhe world. for the first time In many years. RUTLAND—Both parties nomlii"Second, these peoples, unlike tne Emporia Gazette which said: "Wal­ The spring election date Lv Mun­ Germans and Japanere. have no ter A. Jones, lawyer-cattleman, got day. April 5. and the last day for ated candidates for the variotB of­ urge to fight for living room, since up this morning, rend about the new registration, in both thr city hnd fices ns follow*-. Republican—Sujvrviscr, Frink Newton; clerk. IJcr,they already have plenty of it. Some social security program, and then townships, was Tuesday. March IB. i trice Lnubaugh; trensurtr. Ritchie the law having been changed so it of the early Bolshevik revolution­ went"back to bed." highway commo-sloper applies tlie tiunt to both city nnd f Mullen; aries dreamed dream* of u World Melvin Smith: justices. Harry Dann But. vague nnd Impractical though county. Soviet Republic, but Stalin liqui­ Co. Clerk Allan C Hyde has been ..nil Homer Bauchmnn: bcurd of re­ dated rnojt of these fanatics years it may be. this cumbersome collec­ distributing ballots and supplies to view. Burdette Stilton. Demecra- tion of Idealistic objectives and "no­ the various units in the county, the i Supervisor. Chari... A. WoodruK: ago. "Third, all of these people* share ble" aims, represent* the onlv plan clerks having been authorized to Clvrk. Mary Olner. trearurer.I Carl Marble, highway commit,loner. a profound yearning for peace which has yet been put forward on come for the supplies on Tuesday. Monueih RcplM) • ‘ Pen Following are the township nom­ I Hall ard E? V. Pratt. which they urgently require in or­ this side of the Atlantic to define der to establish in their own nat­ post war social alms. Thc'Republi- inations: THORNAVPLF II16 Rcnub’ir.,: ASSYRIA — Republican: Super­ 1 nominated the foilov.-mg: Super.! ural spheres the economic and so­ cans. If thev have done any con­ cial schemes to which they are de­ structive thinking on the subject, visor. Clare M. Holder; clerk. Wol­ or. Clarence Longstreet; clerk. Max have keut their Ideas closely guard­ ter Stanton; treasurer. Otto Dahm, Lvnd: treasurer. Grover Cline; Jus­ voted." of review. Hugh Jones: High­ tice. Jervis Campbell; boatd of It would be difficult to find any ed secrets. So far. they have been board way Com.. Keith Jarrnrd: Justice, valid criticism of any of the above content to ait on the side lines and full term. Clyde Holmes; Justice, to view. Will H. Johnson. The Demo­ crats named an entire ticket, head­ • three point*. Other point* might be jeer—and. in view of the many fill vacancy. Elmer Wiles; Board ed by Julian Pott , for Bup?r.'l‘ added but certainly the above three ••set ups” presented, they have not of Review. Hugh Jone.-.; Constable* WOODLAND—Bill out ticket, -.r are enough to form a working basis lacked for opportunities. But un­ Irving Brandl. Rav Burd. Gaylord Republican, ns usit;.l. tn Woodland fortunately, jeering does not solve for establishing International order ; Holmes. Lister Berry. ... nominees are: .... I township. Tli" S11if the people of there four countries : perplexing questions and post war BALTIMORE — Tills year the j»-ni*or. Albert R<-> ,or. clerk. Letm are really interested in avoiding a social plans for the United States Democrats have no oppasition. a? (Hynes: trensurer. Mrs. Vesta Born; repetition of the present deadly con­ Is not a mere political football but no Republican caucus wxs held jiutiecs. Dr. L H. Brumm nnd Vi-. Lcon Moon was again nominated a:' tor Ecksrdt; highway couunlssiimis an undertaking in which the en­ flict two*br three decades hence. supervlsor. but our reporter was nn- cr. ” Henry’ ’Hvnes; 'board J of review. tire nation has a stakeable to get the balance -if the ticket. J L Smith; conrtablei. Alb.’ri Sir William Beveridge, author of Will someone in Baltimore please ShclletAarger. Harold Smith and the much discussed British "cradleFlnvd cl'im send It In? Thank yuu! to-lhe-grave" social security report that Henry Cabot Dodge. Sr., arote BARRY—But one ttrkit the Re­ has frankly admitted that hls plan In lhe Senate, and introduced a publican was nominat ’d with Morse I Backus again i>* candidate Sprnu:< with ciuiti- Willson name.: will Im* financially feasible if. and resolution to the effect that: I — —named only if- the peace is made to bring "Whereas under the Constitution it I forsupervisor.; Others are: Clerk । as c»nrildate for sm'rni or and Ed. full employment to the British peo­ ls a function of the Senate lo advise Walter Bolyen: treasurer. Mr* Be­ 'Jackson as clcik bv the Republicans. atrice Dunning; justice. Clyde Claik The Democrats ciin^ Rollo Bower­ ple. Thus. Sir William classifies and consent to. or diasent from the board of review, Leslie Snif- man a.s their candidate for super­ himself as a much more practical, ratification of any treaty fen: constables. Clarence Donovan. visor nnd Amo- Palmer nominee fot hard-headed idealist Ilian most of Resolved . . that the constitution J. L. Daniels. Earl Butler nnd Her­ clerk. Wotud be glad to reertke the the "starry-eyed" social planners of of lhe league of nations in the form man Reynolds. complete tickets. Thank you! the New,Deal who still seem to re­ now proposed. . should not be ac­ CARLTON—Republican - Super­ gard busin&j. mid Industry a* cepted by the United States . . ." visor, Wesley Booher; cleric. Fred "whipping boys” who are the prime Although this resolution was out of Henney: treasurer. Jay Wing, high­ Three-fiflhs of the a.iti.m's annual obstacles along t|jc road toward so­ 1 order when introduced and never way commissioner. Wm. Hole; board $12,000,000 honey crop is usrti in review, fuU term. Jerry Andru*. cial : (ability. As a matter of fact, was actually brought to a vote, it of to fill vacancy. Arthur Eckert: jus­ bakeries, with a stc.ldily increasing any so-called "social security” pro- was endorsed by a bloe of thlrty- tice. Henry Williams N« .Demo­ cratic ticket was nominated. marketed through the mass distrlbuCASTLETON — The Republican •f chain s’.-'res. will be unopposed 1 n Castleton again this year, a* the Democrats held nn caucus. Thr nominees are: Supervisor. J. Menrle Scott; clerk, J Henry F. Remington; treasurer. Nelson O. Brumm: board of review. I Lowell Demond; justices. Len W. iFeighner and J. C- McDerby: iiighcnmmK^nner. v’-i-on; highway overseer, Ralph Devine. I .lAsd.Vbs 1VVT. — inere arc two tickets os usual in Hastings 1 township, with John Lipkey. Sr., injeumbent. heading tlie Republican a.s vupcrvisoi Allen McDonald is hls Democratic opponent. Others Cook slave. Leather davenport. Dining table ond 6 nominated are. Republican-Clerk. Mrs. George Vandenbunt: treasurer.chairs. 54 inch Oak dining table. 2 Dressers. Chest (Chatjes DeVault: board of review. Herbert Flrstcr: justice. Alden ■Todd; highway commissioner. Carey of drawers. 3 Rockers. Several odd chairs. Gas lAlthouse. Democrat—Clerk. Mrs Pearl Matthews: treasurer. Law­ stove. Catcleg table breakfast set. Oak shelf and rence Beadle; highway commi-rioncr. Frank Prentice, board of review mirror. Bed and springs. Bookcase. Girl's bicycle. George Craig: justice. Albert Reed HOH>:—Only one ticket In Hop* Large too! chest. Some carpenter tools. Commodes. township, the Republican The ! nominee* afc: Supervisor. Bernard Garden hose. Porch swing. Small cream separator. DeOolta: clerk. Arctltous Campbell, 'treasurer. Delos Flower, hoard «tf China closet. Large awning. Drop leaf round table. (review. Clifford Kahler: highway I commissioner. Fred Scott; justice*. Gordon Thompson and Allin Bish­ Cooking utensils. Dishes of all kinds. Lown mower. op. IRMNG—But cue ticket, the Re­ Clothing and bedding. 2 Large doors. 10-6 light win­ publican. injrvlng and the veteran supervisor. Wlllum McCann, hr-iddow sash. 6 cellar windows. Small ice box and many the list. Others are: Cl— 1 Braendle. treasurer. Join other articles too numerous to mention. : justice. Ralpli Stuart JOHNSTOWN Ferri If head* the only ticket selected in Johnstown, the Democrat* holding , no caucus The other nominees me: Clerk. Clare e-Norrtr-trntv urer. Carl N. Bowman: justice Ward Cole, board of review. Samuel Nav; constables, George Willison, 8 FAQ! FOUN BUY WAR STAMPS DOZ. GIVF DATED! 12' TO THF RED 4 WAR <FUND �THE HASTING* BANNML TBUBSDAY, MARCH 35. 1M3 MnBM uul ui ™mb«. .r. u>-|pEA, BEAN, LENTIL ‘ 'SEED EXEMPT FROM RATIONING AMERICAN LEGION NEWS In obtervance of the twenty­ fourth birthday of the American Lesion, the Auxiliary mrmben en­ tertained the U-uonnalrrs and sev­ eral guests ut dinner on Friday eve­ ning nt the Legion hall, the Junior Auxiliary girls serving. The Legion colors of gold and blue formed the decorative motif for ’ the ULIr.v where 96 were served a delicious re­ past Past Commander 6. B. Henn giving tlie Invocation. Small cakes, each bearing one candle, were the individual favor*. While the can­ dles burned, each one present waa •sited to make n silent wish for lhe good of the Pori and Unit. Folic wing the dinner, Mrs. Shir­ ley Henry. progranvxlUlnnan. in­ troduced Dr. Robert B HaritneM as UxuUnastcr and hr served splen­ didly In that position Dr. Harkness to n Past Department Commander of thr Legion, belntt the ftn.t from lhe Upper Peninsula u* hold that office He waa a reaidsnt of Houghton at that time Ortxm singing was enjoyed With Mr*. 8. C. Roger* serving a* planUn Ci>irieii'<lrAuxniirv^nreslden? ?LPtSir7r1, delightful numbers. MLm Wlilo Humpton accompanying on the piano other musical numbers durIm? the evening were vocal selectlona by Jannel and Lindac Ttacher of Carlton Center with thrir their mother a* accomnanlst. Mrs Elza Carlin sang There1* A Star Spangled Hanner Waving Somewhere" and played her own accompaniment on the guitar. Thia song was dedicated to the twenty-three Soiw of the .Union now in’ ... ----- -----------------. military service and to Nancy HarkneM Love, daughter E“' (iibio"‘We *od.btecuto«»Jen r,kCe*- SJL98 A TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE “Quality Shoe* Properly Fitted" HASTINGS 9999999989999999999998 , — —.and — _ _ . you have contribution* :a.o camiut bring until thw msm w u:c a and cannot Legion hyil nirtuj phone either Mn Henrv 2443 or Mrs Larsen 1■ 2858 .and they will call at your home 7 I‘home ' Pea*, bean*, and lentils when' >bought exclusively aa seed —-v, tor • «■ use --- — ..... — *rc exempt fromthe processed ■ ftxx1’ rationing program and do not require the surrender of either point stomps stamps or ration certificates. certificates. 1 according to the War Price and ' Rationing Board here. Thia exemption was worked out 'fOck John -nl1 RlrT>' ‘*wxl by the Office of Price Administra­ tion In conjunction with the De* °*na Goodyear. Jr. partmenl of Agriculture Since this . .^d*,n Baylre gave an interesting RmulU of a seventy-game aeries la thr planting season, it waa found |*^‘.orL 0,..U1? urS’}c5^J Bauer cribbage tournament to determine too cumbersome to require farmer; FW. "°tailing of the acoexn- the dty championship la aa follow*: and victory gardeners to apply to pUshmento during-fte post twanlySingles—Pint place, W. O Bauer; local boards for certificates to -en- , !">ur a JW row call can of or tha me Past rut j second place. Clark able them to acquire bean, pea and Clark O'Donnell. Commander* showed thirteen Were rvHibis*—Fint nlae “ -ace. Henry Os­ lentil seed. In addition, local boards *nd ‘he widows of three1 DmiUe*-Fir*t plat 1 second are now preoccupied with their Commander*, Mrs Nellie Con-; horn and Dr. O. P.. Lathrop; D _ numeroua duties Ln connection with Bauer ,n and Charles ,laI1 Mf1- Don* itcrnfic'd ° unan ” , the various programs, various rationing “ ‘ Harrington, stood as the name • neoreeBalch T'lr amendment makes It possible 1 °! u'e «Ued. Each , gF P£“ H*‘cn for farmers and gardener* to bu-. r-ommsnAre Newton. jbean. pea and lw»M whlch u Commander .nA and ..eh each i.a. lady received,knd Bteworth . ... a yellow rosebud aa a favor. Past j —2—Z ” * marked or labeled in accordance Commanders present were A. L. WEST HOPE wlth gny appuCAblP (fdeT>1 or BUte Broun, now of Ann Arbor. Roy Mrs L. D. Woodman spent Wed- seed law. or In accordance with! Hubbard. Maurice Foreman. T. 8. nesday afternoon with her broth- ' standard* stated in the federal law K. Reid. Frank Andru*. Sterling er. Ern Johncock who has been HI (without the surrender of ration Kogen., Albert Craig. Shirley Henry, for a couple of week*. * Mr. and itamns However, these vegetables Edwin Ssyles. Charles Shcrwooa. Mrs Walter Cook and children and (acquired for veed may not be used ArUii-rt CAHH.M —H,.. Manm.„_ Mr and Mrf Ronald Anders and | for food jf they are acquired for Adelbert Cortright, rv.rr Cornelius ni and Harry larsen Greeting* children spent Sunday with Mr. rood, ration stomp* or cerUflcatev were read from Mr. and Mrs. Eo- land : Mr*. Gerald Cook of Kalama- must be surrendered ward Potter, who live in Kansas, aoo.* Abe Hayward la helping with : Beans, peaa or lentils that meet and from D. H. Sharp, who was un- 1 chorea again at the Ern Johneock these labeling requirements include able to attend. I home. * Archie Woodman and Ray- the bulk of supplies available ns Guest speaker* tor*the evening]| mond Anders were Kalamazoo vlo- »eed. and according to the Office of Monday. * Mr and Mrs Ray Price Administration, farmers and was Major Charles Schults of Fort liter* I Custer, who was Department Com­ Bamns spent Sunday with Mrs. gardeners should have no difficult mander of lhe Legion in 1930-1931 Metta Barnes of Augusta and also. m finding supplies that they may His topic waa "The Origin of the ।I called on Mrs Will Havens at her now buy point free for planting. ' American Legion." and his message 1I daughter's in Hickory Comers. They i The amendment iurther provide.! was informative and inspiring. He also called on Mr. and Mr> K L. . that beans, peas or lentils unfit for! also outlined various ways tn which McCallum of Hickory Comers Frl- human consumption and normally i thr Legton can be of great service day afternoon and report Mr*, used for animal feeding-because ' during the present world conflict. Martha Replogle much Improved In l not mere than 10 per cent are sound I Mrs Schults accompanied her hus­ health. * Mr. and Mrs. Almond or fire from mxeot or other in- i band and was the guest of lhe Aux­ Weber of Datrolt spent the week- fe: la lion—may abo be acquired i end with her father. Jesse Osgood, point free and used for any purpose I iliary. ' * .The community will meet Fri-d - --------------------- ----------------All joined in singing "Star Spang­ (day nlgiit at the achool house I FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS led Banner" at the close of the pro­ gram and those, who so desired, re­ mained tor dancing. Major Deere and ten cadets from Kellogg Air Field were also guests for the eve­ ning. Those who failed to attend till* anniversary missed a splendid pro­ gram and a fine dinner Credit 1* due Mrs Henry and the various committees having the affair in charge. Pollowing Is lhe list of lhe Past Commanders and lhe yean in which each served: 1919-20. A. L. Brown; 1920. M. O Hill; 1921. Dan Peterman and Albert Dykstra; 1922. C)uric* Sherwood and Roy Hub­ bard; 1923. Harold Newton. 1924. I Ray Conaway and Dan Walldorff; 11925. Leo Harrington; 1926, Veme Johnson and Floyd Wood; 1927. T. IS. K. Reid; 1928. Edw Potter; 1929. (Maurice Foreman; 1930. Henry Hu­ bert; 1931. Edwin F. Sayles; 1932. Sterling Rogen; 1933 -Jfarry Wood; 11934. Albert Craig; 4935. Floyd Wood. 1936. Cornelius Manni; 1937. Adelbert Cortright: 1938. Frank An­ drus; 1939. Shirley Henry; 1»«. D, SAYS THE OFFICE OF CIVILIAN DEFENSE H- Sharp; 1941, '42 and 43. HarryLarsen. The next Auxiliary meeting will Today, your heaittfli a national asset, and its be on Thursday evening. April 1 care begins at home. Illness slows down pro­ Members are asked to bring articles for the rummage sale to be held on duction, lowers efficiency and uses up the April 2 and 3 at lhe halL A pot liyk supper Is to be served on meettime and skill of doctor^ and nurses who are boy* J rj ~g. •• xr—-.r,-----Id (TJ" jfL Ynd nS? HsnrvV UonaW Townsend. Robert and Dale le rd Kfrlfr- Robert Moore. Richard W. G. Bauer, City Cribbag* Champion The daintiness and gayety of this “Calico Fruit** pattern will add color and beauty to your table. 53-Piece Service for I .7.93 32-PC. SIMA-PORCELAIN SERVICE FOR SIX (32-piecea.) The roee-beige border and rich gold laurel-leaf design make it look far more expensive. 53-Piece Service for 8 SALE OF HOUSEWARES WARTIME HEALTH CARE BEGINS AT HOME SELECTED CORN BROOM 5-sewed to hold strands firmly together 68* COTTON DUST MOP urgently needed for war service. So check up on yourjamily health regularly^ says the O. C. D.’s' “Citizen's' Handbook for .War.” DEHYDRAY Treated to pkk up, hold more dust.. COTTON YARN OU MOP Won't lint. Washable, removable head.. IN HOSPITALS ANO MOWS. SANITARY, SPAMUNC. EASY-TO-CUAN MELLO-GLOSS WALLS AM TNE ORDER Of TNE DAY “NO RUBBING" CREAM POUSH Cleans and polishes in one operation... COVERS EVEN WALLPAPER Lowe Brothers MELLO-GLOSS _ SAVES TIME-SAVES MONEY SAVES BOTHER CEDAR WOOD PAIL Per Callon $q45 WALL PAINT 10-qt. capacity. Made of durable cedar. CEDAR MELLO-OLOSS has light raflection qualities which satiny luatre of colorful reduce lighting coats. OOD WASHTUB 16* 61* |r» Strongly made. 11-gal. capacity. _____ Durable, sanitary and easily washable with soap SCRUB BRUSH 23® Durable, white Tampico bristles... ONE OR TWO-CUP DRIP SILEX Lowe Brothers Comes in Handy Carton . . COSTS ONLY $1.48 PLAX THE UNIVERSAL FINISH Lowe Brothers NEPTUNITE FLOOR VARNISH DEHYDRAY 1.45 Easy to apply, quick to dry. 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MARCH 85, 1S13 successfully completing advance ’ Among his moil interesting ex- Mmallty. point" purchases made at the same flying training at Aloe Field. Texas. p<.rtenCes, he list* a glimpse of I On the way home. Roy saw the time can be added together. • foods, houses WPM will v>r* ope- IwllYJ VI I ILLAJ JUiPATC A IT PAT^I *X^r«PVpM..v..» ■ .I I, boarding WWW Development va of •■*»« the M«w new awwration- -■ according to Information released President -Roosevelt enroute to the — French battleship Richelieu and• from the Gulf Coast Training Cen- conference in Africa and a few mo*T*fc*' * ing program Involved a great many rate under the "pooled book" plan. »AaaaBirr■ ARI connni>«v --m cage 1. flee l» mOre problems for OPA than the that is. they will buy with red ( (|MM|\\|flM । ter thia week. ■----— chat with Admiral Leahy. — talked with some of the sailors. Hc menu ably not oftener rationingIjstamps LL Sackett (wh> b*j v»vwk« a«vw<> voncernmg ■ ft... • than once a month, ।so-called Vcanned — >goods VW. ..-•V.-M.. ------ »—obtained from the books ot kVI’II’llJJIVll Concerning ti thia last. Roy said he said they expressed a great admira- • la a 1st Lieut, in lhe medical corp*I wu to reflect changes In supply and[program. Tn the latter instance. I the boarders. . lh* -jcutye butt ' ’drinking tion for the U. 8. Navy and were ---------at Hinman H. Sackett Robert H. Henney Now Ln consumer demand (the entire pack of fruits and vesre” Under “**“- thia new rationing set-up. graduated from Nashville High fountain to -J you > and when he anxious to Ret back for a crack at . As each series of red stemps be-< tables was concentrated in tha any farmer who sells home-pro­ _..w ..... 'school, where he made an excellent turned arounc Commissioned 2nd Lieut. turned around to leave, he almost a lhe Germans. 2nd.. Lieut. U. S. Army come valid it may be used with hands of 2000 cannera. and pro­ duced moat, sausage, Putter, cheese, Roy will take a new assignment bumped Into the admiral They complete freedom of choice by a reason who achieved distribution etc., is considered a "primary dis­ talked for a few moments. Roy said, when he returns which he believes . and must begin to col Robert ­ H. Henney. con of Mr. e<»nftim.r in buy any one of the through about 15.000 wholesalers tributor*' und he thought the admiral to be a will be the most interesting one he lect points 22 If " th.:;* >lnta on March » they and Mrs. Fred A. Henney. was com­ meat impressive and interesting perrell to' any-.Individual or empployed at the Parchment Pap­ •............. • ' ’ MUVfc* wtiiiuKi.va nuu mu: " "" n * other ” missioned a 2nd Lieutenant in the Btampe as between meats and m u»ed. although numerous, are "ultimate user '* er Co. Kalamazoo. U. S. Army Reserve this month up­ cheeses, butter, the other edible standardized and moved to on graduation from The Infantry fata and oils, and canned fish. A market In a fairly direct and even houvewife may divide up her point' manner. ■ School. Fort Benning, Ga. Lieut. !!huhf! ln contrast to this eituaHenney was Inducted July 23. 1M2 nr to',,On: th* PrOrt"cUnn °f meats. and received ids basic training al fcvrnSi h ppc 10‘chfeses. and edible fate and oils, is I R.T.C-, Camp Roberta,'Cal. He m scattered. literally among tlie mH­ Roy Gardner. Store Keeper, 1st , more sources. Producers David Towniend Now Clsas. who completes foae yean of CrS^r fitSsln.^_‘h*_U™rr.*h0 service in lhe u. 8. Navi this May 2nd Lieut. In Air Corps ’ i7*LsL " quarter cf beef to hl» village Is home on a few-days, well earned «h^n n?nktn' market or five pounds of butter a David M. Townsend, son of Mr. furlough. ? wto? oS,«».Poim M &£L’SX',r'3£ra£l,’1£ and Mrs. J. Mortimer Townsend, Roy has earned lhe thrce-Mrvice formerly of Hastings who now lives bars with star. He has the National In Lowell, received hLs silver wings You can help the War Effort by selling your Defense Service Medal for being in foods ,n addition. In margarine. I ird. and a commEston as second lieu­ service before Pearl Harbor, and AThEEe cU ' "’X* wh0 fOunt’ hranch h''u'M tenant in the Army Air Corps Re­ car if you don't have special need for it. We ban showing service in the Ameri­ serves at LaJunta Air Base. Lahundred^ can Theater of Opera Hons of war wife to pxv over the exaet number b.y nru .r»rt. * and sales in buttons Junta. Colo., during graduation exwill pay highest cosh prices. of notnts for canned good.' tn blur L ... . and for Iceland. Bermuda and the rt-mro and dons not allow nHncIpal consideration to Near and Middle East. The star U of change. I OPA In its work on the new plan for sA duty. The mutomer must remove thr was Ita Impact on the buying habHe missed action at Pearl Harbor from hrr took or books H* of the nation's 30 000,000 hour-oby three a-eekx. since he was trans­ in. the presencr of the storekeeper wives. For them the ororram luu ferred to another sphere of action HASTINGS CHEVROLET or bt« cbric. U rn order is uhr-d been reduced to the simplest posal that Ume. Since then, lie has by telephone. »t*mra must be giv- Bible terms Consumrni already seen service In a variety of places, rn tn the delivery toy No -point War Ration Book Two. and LL Hinman H. Sackett including Panama. Trinidad. Berond lieutenant's commission in tha muda. South America, the West charge account- nr -point ered- therefore have at hand readv for If.- -- txrmlitrd. points must br ‘he u»e the red stamps reoulred to U. S. Army Air Corps Reserve, after Indies and Cuba. colleeterf as each separate trant- *>tn- Lhe newly rationed foods. By action is completed. rearon o' the processed foods proRlnrr Mlbr. meat content Is an gram, the family »hoiwr -Iw r i| important factor in setting ell con- have PilnwJ a month s practical ecwmer point ralues. euts that have perlcnce In u<e of the point sysFRUIT COCKTAIL wic- 14c a lew amount ct bone and fat In Jem. not to mention the aspeetx of Diced Mixed Fruili. 8 Ralion Poinlt general will have values lower than budceBrng points and planning pur- > those cuts which arc eompl-telv chasea of rationed goods In adP1HEAFHE JUICE 15c ediblc. Ftor example lamb neck yance. To make it MUI easier, there । Gcod quality Znd. IJeut. Robert IL Henney pnrk spare rlhs and other euts i» no consumer registration Involved I Country Club 11 Ration Poinlt heery with hone *HJ have nolni ?»>d no consumer declarations of later attended Non-Commissioned i GRAPEFRUIT JUICE N”? 12e . values much lower than lean chuck home atockr or of stocks held in Kroger's coHees . Officers School at Camp Roberts or round steak. *°oo k*kerx. Florida 8 Ralion Pomlt before being transferred to Officer Perishability of some parts Is also Aside from the “change making" Candidate School al Fort' Benning 14 Ralion Poinls SEASIUE iSn 2 '» 25c taken Into account so that the feature, and the validation of sucLieut. Henney attended Hastings , point values of brain-, kidneys, ceaslve 16-polnt series of red sUmns High school and was graduated Now in packages. '8 Ration Poinlt hearts etc will be low~r to avoid e*ch week during the first month, from Michigan State College Irr ... store -ground the poaslbl’ltv of spoilage. shopping for the latest list of raBAKIN’ BEANS p*g 23c June. 1942 While at MAC. he Point values for meat are being tloncd foods is.Just lhe same ns was prominent In Agricultural Eco­ For lost - mir\Mte . With sauce 'Only 4 Ration Poinlt set on a bads that aPnwa for n riwnpinc for canned goods nnd i nomics and Farm Mgt. Circles a-, normal amount of trimming of thould vet under way with a mini­ well as being a member ot Men's I Freshness!*'. GERBER'S q 8 .... 35c Red rips, solid pack waste with the butcher ccmoenMt- mum of difficulty for the housewifGlee Club and All-College Chorus. । Strained. 1 Ra'ion Point per can rd hv ihe difference between con- ‘ On April 1. fanr.era who slaughter Tn.raviui sumer nnd trade wdn’ valinei and for sale will become subject to th? I zn“ Llcut. Dasid Townaend APPLE BUTTER 2U„“ the rn«tomer paving pointe for rea-1 recent order of the Secretsrv of erckes earlier this month, sonsbh- trimmed cute. However. Agriculture which requires them , Lieut Townrend received the acaRich, spicy wh'le the customer Is entitled to ’o obtain "farm .•laughtercra" per- demlc award for having the hlgh16 Ralion Pdfnls POPCORN cello bag Ec a cut of m»nt trimmed normsUv. mils from their Countv War Boards e»t standing in the cIdm in j^hol|f *he wishes the m*at bon«'d. or.To make it easier for these "farm tulle training and achievement He French-fried - ready lo eat diced, or ground afterward, the .'iMtebtercnT lo dboor-A of their J his been cent to Randolph Field, 50c butcher will weigh the trimmed cut meet when selling direct to a con-; San Antonin. Texas, as an instrucVITAMIN CAPSULES p ftrst. figure the point value, end sumer. OPA Is allowing them to toi, tor. A. B. D, G. 30 days supply then proceed with the further op- collect, from th- Iniver all of the th-1 Both Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Townsend atnteration. giving the customer the red stamps required for the our- tended the graduation ceremonies 11c CIDER VINEGAR Country Club Whole Karnal entire purchase. chose, eha.se. even even though though some some series series have have,, nnd nnd Mrs. Mrs. Townsend Townsend had had the the privilpriviiKroger's Avondale Pure quality Becatise it is not always possible not yet become valid for ordinary i ege of pinning her son's silver wlnp tise. ' .■ hls unif uniform. to cut meat or eheejc to the exact useiion on his orm. CIGARETTES u-.or SI.24 Mr "* Towmend" was *formerly conpnunance pm induce ronu>-.*icn rrauutcd uv bv a customer. customer. . R-staurants. Restaurants, hotels, and ffther Mher ' Mr. TVwmend ^ft. is providing -----------—ft.u .“con— institutional user-, are conxMw( With ectcd with the Bunner Banner and both Popular brands OPA a so-called consideredj netted Pcc ? 14 Ration Poinls "ultimate consumers" and. .beginJ11e' And Mrs. T owrHeI1«lI ^ cre att,re Townsend were active’ version table" aa part of the of- “ ■■•••—•- ----------------. iw* DOG FEED MEAL 5 <b> 29c - flcial point list? ThU table con­ nlng March 20 will be given ln church and civil affairs. verts ounces Into points, accord- nn allotment of points thnt will .....' Krogec's. Save up to 33% CATSUP Hoi b<>ni« 11c Powerful Polson Ing to the oer jxtund point value, reduce them to approximately Ute ‘ Snsppy flavor. 8 Ration Poinls . If the fraction cn a single sale same basis as the nrivate Indtvldtnl •• It » ii <>»>»■>»• estimated that »■> the food >~*pol24>/2-lb sack 1s less than half a point, the cus- as to rations of the various foods.1 tOnmg known as botulism is so nowDRY SOUP MIX 2 ".',7 17c tomer does not pay nn additional Those point allotments must be erful • • -that • — ...be 60 •pounds would point. If It Is one-half point or deposited In ration bank accounts, Minute Man 4 Ralion Poinls more, however, the reteller collects if the Institution has one. to be enough - to kill oft the entire human (Zippy Strong Chesse, lb 4Cc) a full point. Two or more "half- drawn against whenever^ a ^nur- , t#cetllEERIOATS e>> 12c • Rice Krispies, pkg 11c WINS OFFICERS RATIONING OF NASHVILLE BOY WINS AIR WINGS Roy Gardner Soon to Complete 4th Year In U. S. Naval Service FORMER HASTINGS BOY WINS WINGS WANTED LIGHT USED UAHS IN GOOD CONDITION BURKHOLDER-NISCHAN, INC /taor/r. for freshness! Green Beans 12c HOT-DATED Tomatoes “ ?, N.V 11c NON-RATIONED >9 Bantam Corn 15c Wear. Them For Comfort All Sizes 3 to 9 Lily White Flour Cream Cheese Mkacls Whip salad dresshg Cottage Cheese Purc-pak Country Club Soda Crackers Club Pancake Flonr .29 I3f soz Rich, creamy In r M MIIONSTMWEEDcd 2-in-l package Country V W K I I I if C E E h C D U L r% J k £ b SHOe STORE £—44 dLuaw* Am ' been wonting but could not afford to spend your ration stamp on—aro non­ rationed now! These ore the last of the bright-colored types you love! CITIZEN S CREDIT CORPORATION 1011.'a W. Bull at.. Halting* UASTIXOS NATL BANK BLDO. GROUND MEAT Beef, Vaal, Pork and Lamb . p m 21c Quart 39c AERO-WAX No-rub Poor wax lb SOAP FLAXES 2 29c Alura - quick sale suds WESTINGHOUSE Lamp bulbs. 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Nancy Mr ’ O cnn. who ha* been accepted Jane, who waa born al Bl Joseph .Y.krrS .uXofher ,for nU1LUry •'"Ice. Hr exjacU to hospital m Lexington Wlth h~PK.l In Lnunnu, on Marchl2. M..„h U- , uuS; y wTa A hS u, u l*“'T i ** SSI • . ... .... ... ANSI'S: .X_ . ...--------. father. W • A.UHalt Mr. hekert 1* --~.n. • •. _,x FIREMEN REFT BUSY VISIT SON AT GREAT LAKES OVER WEEK END Mr. and Mra. Chariea Shellenwcexenn* seem to De baraer drove to Chicago Saturday ^y, for HaaUng* flremen"Javvrai J® RUMrU- *l call* came in again this past weakCoat* Grove Extension Ciasa 'nd bu“tmthe daLige ™PXht were very much surprised to learn -j-^ clty Jlrc K.,n<i.,v afternoon •as reported to have been tn the The Out* Grova L. A 8. will upon reaching tne haadquarura meet at tha Carl Parkin* home on that Russell was ill and had been rear 01 me Kroger wore. the hospital for nearly a week. Sunday afternoon the rural truck Thursday, April 1. It’* April fool in At first they wtr* informed that was called to the WU1 Holes farm they would not be able to see him dinner or program. Everybody in­ tn_v a mile south of Middlevill* where but after much patient effort they a large *traw»tack adjoining a Urge vited. were permitted to enter the ward was bafn had caught fire, supposedly where hc was confined and hab was Shull* , nv enmousuon. me .. brought Into the hall in a wheeled Middleville fire d»r. -tniMit ubo The Shultz Community Club wi,UI chair where they were able to spend responded and hose w. » run from meet with Mr* A. J. Beck Thurtday. *ome time with him. April 11. everyone welcome. I’ friend.* hope he will re­ a neighboring term home. Hie ..COMMUNITY• IlvIlvUJ NOTICES the LmMUI d-iring the paM two wee**, rlri* and four boys, Mr*. Gtwelve F. Chidester. Mr*. George as toilowa: To Mr. and Mr* Ralph Klnvbury. Cloverdale, airt. Mar 19: — »«,«• Wolfe. xwi, 712 iu W. w. Mr. and Mra. JForrert girt. Ma*. Mar. •<; U: Mr. unu and Mra. Walnut, gii*. Dan Wrig.it. Freeport, boy. Mar IS; Mr. and Mrr Alex Neil .Geraldine William*., Halting*. R 2. boy. Mar. 14; Mr. and Mrs. Roy NeUon. HIS V,VI U ’T tut wh?£l»S> cm? B— “rd O-PATM-nl. — - ■ । ■ ■■ — y—...— —in in cl.br.uon celebration olhU Wnin blr.h- ----- ----------- ert Whitmore. 221 W. sou „ ... —— -----------.-j . entertained South, Mr and and Mra Mrs Watlarr Wallace nshom Osborn day. day. Davld"Lee David-Lee Goodell i South, girl girl. Mar 13: Mr and Mr*. M •L Pierson accompanied them. 1 Mr friend*. Douglas Brad- Harry Johnson ’ * young — *-** Jr. >19 E. Bond. and visited Mra. Firrson and dauoh- and Mary Janet. Mrs Janie* Brutol *three .•Mar 15: Mr and Mrs. Call ’ ter. Mr and Mr* Ironaidc and Mr and Mr* Roy Cordea and daughter. ford. Tommy Cummings and Philip boy Margery, spent Saturday in Grand Sheldon, nt dinner on Saturday. Wiiku :uit. NiuhviUe. alrl. Mar. IB: FUrson returned on Monday Rapid* and called on Mr. and Mrs. In the afternopa the boys attended Mr. and Mr*. Rex Walter*. 213 E. Sharv Whitford of Grand Rap­ Stcphbn Bristol and baby daughter. tlie matinee and had a grand Umc. Bond. girl. Mar. IS; Mr. and Mrs. Deitoa ids is n guest at the home of Mr. • • • Roy Smith. Ionia. R 4. girl. Mar Mr. and Mrs. George Juppatrom and Mra. Joseph Brozak for two Hie Delton Extension Group will ------Mrs. L. R. Glasgow entertained 19: Mr and Mrs: David Crultenden. and Norma Mae of Middleville weie week*. ' hold dinner at the homo —• a — —•■■■' meeting — — CAMP FIRE ACTIVITIES Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. her bridge club of twelve for de*- Haotbua, R-1. girl. Mar 19: Mr. and Staff Sift and Mrs Robert H. *crt on Tuesday. • Mrs Bliss Boulter, Delton', girl. Mar of m Mr*. u.. Maurice Garrett. .. Friday, TueMiay evening approximately Burr Cooley. Tipton of Harlingen. Texas, cam.* . . 20; Mr. and Mrs George Wobvt r March 26 The le.uo'n will ize "Nip- , 50 mothers and Camp Fire Girl* The Shuffle club met at the Nashville. R 2 girl. Mar. 20; Mn Ping Food Costa? Mb* R g . m * Clark snent a few days yesterday for a few days' visit with' I attended the Mother and Daughter 70S E.’ her parent*. Mr. and Mra. Corne­ tn Chicago this week. home of Mrs Eugene Dalman Fri- and Mrs.’ Rolland ' D well. " — — (banquet held In the parish house. Mr* Eula Barber of Landing ar­ nomc or mi' r.ugciK' uamiau erilius MannL Sgt. Tipton i» an In­ ‘ “Jrl. Mar 2.1: Mr. and Mrs Cloverdale night Prizes were won by Mrs ’ — „ . , Each of the seven Camp Fire group* rived on Tuesday to spend a few •lay structor in a gunnery school. Amos Dalman. Mrs. Robert Vroo- £!'rl ’nio Home Extension Class will provided the d.-corations lor^thclr days wllhX Mr. and Mr*. Edward Sgt. Eldon Cha*e returned last man and Mra. Burr Coley. N^hviile________ ,_________ I *clf. ~ * Barber ? Nashville R 2. boy. Mar 22 of Mrs. Arthur Lathrop. el Mm. , Tuesday to Fort Dlx. N J . after Mpr-Dkvid Bove* spent WednesSpring flowers and rose candles M. M i>*o M Hitrrv P^tte ’ rroi^Pk.nJ^nd' u , >> spending hl* leave with hb father. . | Singing of Camp Hrr ,'ongs fol­ »< in Battle Creek and was a I'”1—!’ J ni Mr. >Sh!SuneS! d ’’ William L Cha.M- Sgt chaw U in lowed the dinner and short *klu. maan an attractive setting for “ tne n smi, is’.mn «ii r"A*;Xt^' ’ -■'guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. luncheon given by Mr*. L. H. “ L M .7. S!c V? M, .. R °r “ nd the Air Corns Service Squadron. BU‘ i- Edward Campbell Mrs William Fighter was tlie Mr*. Roderick Swadllng and Miss Evart* and ML*.* Agnes stm honor- 1tn > guest of Mr and Mr*. Robert ing thr birthday anniversaries ot (lrn, Fighter and children of Lansing Rosalie Cxwndddn spent the week­ Mr* A. D. Knbkern nnd Mr* end In .Grand Rapids Monday night and Tuesday Jack Buhollz. wno has completed Wallace Osborn on Monday Kight wk. Hastln'g*' R i; Mr*. Vei>'ltaraMr. and Mrs. Herman Zerbel vis­ Preaching service at the church was a guest, as were the Camp Fire gtirate enjoyed an informal after- meton 7.14 f SIh(- Mra Glenn ited Mr. and MrCharles Van ills boot training at thr Great !SnM?Rrt,rf"ch.?J!uJ next Sunday at 10 30 Come to giria who have gained lhe Torch Worden of Chicago from Thursday Ijkrs Naval base nnd U now quali­ sell McPeek of Chai lotle. . Bearer rank, the hlgiiest that can Rogers. 537 K Green. Mr*. Burleigh I church and Sunday School. fied for gunnrrv training. U »]>cn<!ti>1 Sunday , , * * * She!mnHs*tin»».R3;.Mrs.Chnr- Carlton Center Mr nnd Mr*. Hubert Mead and ing the week at home j ... In honor of Laurence Greenfield* Ira Tew Lake Odra.Mr Mr* Mablr Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Elliott were sort Tommy, of perrien Sprlnks visA one o clock luncheon was served birthday Mr. and Mr* LaFioy Marshal!. Nashville; Mr*. Carl Jor- ’ Carlton Center Extension Club I'ed Mr and Mrs Jay Mead over wes kend guesbTof hls parent* Mr Greenfield entertained at dinner dan Woodland: Mr*. Henry Sever-: wiU meet Wednesday. Mar. 31. at on Wednesday at the home cf Mrs and Mrs. Walter Elliott. In Kala­ 11 asn. nt the home of Mr*. Lafe'W. M Stebbina honoring the nathe weekend ’ on Sunday. Out of town guest* in- wj'k. 210 N. Washington; Mra Rich- Usbome. 'tional executive. Miss Winifred Dale Henrv came Iwane from mazoo Mrs Maurice ard Linhart. Mulliken: Mr*. Isaac Mr*. F L. Fairchild and Mrs cluded Mr. and ------------ I Stearns, and Miss Bumgardner Great lake*. Hl. on Monday for n Hubert Fairchild spent several day* Greenfield of Battle Creek and Willrams, Woodland Goodwill--------------------------------------------- I was also a guest. Members of the Mr* Thelma Joiituon of Grand During the week the following pa•Wie Goodwill Aid will meet at the Camp Fire Council were in allenMr and Mr*. Harvey Burge** last week in Detroit with the lat­ Raplds. Uen*.< were diroharred: Surgical— hc*i# of Mr* Ggrakl Smith Friday, dance. w» rc Sunday gw**t* of Mr and Mr*. ter’* hu<band and Mr. and Mrs Charlrx Stutx. Saranac. R 1: Ter­ Mar. 26. for dinner. i-------------- • • •'-------------Al Burge*.' of Otsego and alro »ent R>rhard Fairchild Mr and Mrs Fred Stebbina were rvnee Do'!". Freeport; Mrs. Steven to South Haven to see the ice in . ... :..-3***-------------------'DELTON CAMP FIRE NEWS Sunday guests at thr homes of horts to sixteen guest* for diiinet Beier. Middleville, r 2; William *• • • ”■ N»-Wh । Thf following Camn Fire Girls. Like Michigan. and an Informal evening on Sat- Dukes. Frerport; Mr*. Jchn Lkn Next regular meeting will be 1 Mary Joyce Pierce. Priscilla Eldy Alden Burvra*. son of Mr. i<nd Mr and Mrs Charles Warner at urday honoring the birthday annl- Portland: Mr*. Rtephcn Carter and Mrs Mrs .Harvev Burge**, who b play­ Wunieryille and Mr Thursday. April I. TTib will be our and Irene Durkee of the Tawaksee versarv of Tom Stebbina and for MtdilevHlr; Wallace Campbell 421 election of officers jo you are asked group at Delton took the Torch ing with Earl Gardner in Saginaw, Harvey Furlong at Nashville. Mrs. Ralph Henney of Carlton William Schader. Jr. who expects S Mtchlaan: Mr*. Walter P-rklns to be there Bearers rank in Battle Creek last wna home Monday !, „M ” ,uup -------Pv -^1^ w nh her to enter the service in April Out 411 W Court ■ Mra. Walter ThnroThe Decorators have finished re- Sunday They are the first girls Mr. nnd Mrs. W L Hinman spent Center spent -----of town guest* were Mr. and Mra ton. Middleville Medics ’ — Rov Philthe weekend in Detroit with their .daughter Mrs. LaFloy Greenflehf decorating our hall and it doe* look to have earned the high rank of *r n-ln-law and daughter. Mr. and Mr*. David J-earv left Monday Gordon Campau of Grand Rapids iim. Clarksville; Mra.* Adolph Kaiser, nic-v Wc want to thar.k Karl Boyrs Torch Bearer* from this commun­ and Mr. and Mr*. Cranston Wilcox Nashville. R 1 and Mr*. MaurtrMr* M c MitMilf spend n week with her husband. ard the Pythian 3bter» for their ity. Mrs Rot’ Pierce is their guatOr'ro’h 72fl W Grand. ‘ Mr. nnd Mr* Charle* 8 Pott* are Staff Herat David Lean', at Scott of Coldwater. part in this work. 1I dlan Tlie girls passing '** —•' 8cek*•Trail ’ ' ’ Guild No 23 h** donated 12 dorWe would like to have you mem­ ler rank from thr Hiilohejo grout. rrnccicd home from Ft'. Lauder-. ru 'd. HlMr and Mr*. Imireure Herrick, cn pillow CRst*. which are appro- ber* come up and zee the room*. | al Delton. March 21. nt Grand dale, Fla. nn Monday I Mb» Jocelyn Ironside of Detroit entertained two tables r.t bridge dated. W* ate justly proud cf them. «-ur ... -j.-. Mr nnd Mr* Jnwnh Brozak nnd |»P*nt tb" weekend at home T7iucd.iv evening. High scores were -------------- «♦ - ----------------Our txsit has received • citation - Joan Alkenhrtd. Marvel and Matdaughter visited relative. in Lowel! Mi«t 4abcl.e Adrounie of Ann turned in by Mr. and Mrs. Harold OBSERVES NINETYfn m Henry A. Morgantheau, sec- jorie Bryans, Nadine and Nyla Endon Sunday ' | Arbor *p*nl thr weekend with her Phillips. ... ♦ FOURTH BIRTHDAY retary of U. S. Treasury, for rub- ! »|ey. Joan Fuhrman. Dawn FUhrr Second Lieut Harold Parker; mother. Mr’- H. A. Adrountr c nnr lieino on Tuesday from Feri I,r ,n<J Mr* Frank Carrothcr* Saturday night eight guests were friend* of scribing 100 percent to the training and Eleathe Leonard. Wood Gathwi re . T!' "’■’?/ _« —-----------* u.. program, ------------sponsored by .u_ the erj ranjc'- oiorea Burpee. Charlotte Benning Ga having graduated , were weekend guest* of friend* in entertained for dinner and bridge Andrew J Herbert, who resided here plane Barnes und Garland Me!a*>d Betty bv Mr ano Mrs. Einar Frandw-n. for rnrnv yeara will be interested n >tional V.F.W from thr o. c. 8. and recel.ing hb *Jn5“soni. , , Comrade Tagg hns settled in hls Leonard received a national honor c.—nl**lon. ', Mr* D"’?r «•»v. ’•»<’, Prize* were won by James Radford on >’•>* «••*<! hb and Earl Coleman M’h birthday. Mr. Herbert make* new home I1, miles thi* side of for a three year consecutive mcmvisit with rtiathr- in Pittsford. ber*ldp. Mr*. Robert Barm-*. Mr* • ■ • hb hme in Otsego with hi« son end Ci' vurdale. Comrade Andrews is now employ- Arthur Fisher. Mra. Aikenhead and Mrs. Eli-i Jphnw'n ret«n’«d «»• The Nary Mother* Club met daurhter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. ed In the Navy Plant of the Has--Mr* Peter potter furnished transW.dnevLtv irom a months* visit Wednesday afternoon. March 17. Lowell Herbert. porUtlon. Mrs. Peter Potter is guarin Ann Arbor. and embroidered several quilt * On Sunday. March 14. Mr. and UnQ* Mfs CoDon't forget our Saturday night dlan —Delton Cones. Pvt. Gilbert Jownsend of Fort which makes a total nf nine wool Mr* Herbert entertained Ln honor p*ric*. TVe are having a big at- 1 -----■ **> ----relative They attended Hie funeral Lewi*. Washington, h spending hi* comforters, live of which were made of hi* father, eighteen relatives •' i:iance ard they all an? enjoying DIES WHILE ON VISIT 3n.dnr furlough with hl* parents b - the Middleville ladle.*. rom'ns to help celebrate th- dm—.v party. WITH FRIENDS • • M-. Herbert received 51me lovely *■ii.y Mr nn<l Mr* Dnlr W MrK** and Mr. and Mr- Gary Townsend. y.e are still buying War Berd* to Hamilton A. Nichols.aged M. Dr. nnd Mr nnd Mr* Char. Freer enter- ‘-•ills. Ir.ciudbi^ .-1 iwt of tulip*, and daughter of BuffidA visited hi* t»r. Mr*. C.j P Lathrop were hili' our country win hls war and passed away on Wednesday at the rt>h. Mr and Mr*. Clair Mi ’ ' t: Innl th- Night Hawk Club So' a- intend to buy rv ;y month, as home of w. T. Hili, who lives near c... th- ...I.,.,! <•«!«■ nr-’.iv evening A .• tetfle dinner u.. <■•1 .er delivery. Best wishes are ’< ir as we can. In the meantime.: — — ‘ •— Whlttmore. Mr. Nichols had t>en Mr*. Albert Stensy and two small v rvr„ tlI , ociorz nip evenin' -*•* ' '• •••■■ «•«*«« cxtcuL'd to Mr. Hertiert for many . *i luge you all to tpy as many* a resident of Hastings for many chiWr.-n. und Mr*.. Arnold Malcolm entertainment was rapd* with hnn- ,norp h«IW birthdays, a'*mp* and bonds a* you can. veara. and formerly lived in Carlto i and eon. CpI Wendell Malcolm of — ... or*..— going to ... Mrs. GS> Norton. Carl township. Mrs. Nichol* preceded Clinton Scott nnd two Th ikcl< y. Tex. home on a *™;i Weyemian. Mrs Roy Preston and ! DEATH OF MRS. husband in death several month* furlough vhitlnx }*irpnt* of A**’’’- njrr . tJenr ge nmman. Mr. ana mis Mr:- George Hillman. Mr. and Mis ' SARAH ANN TINKLER ago. The deceased was well known .Mng and abler. Miss Charlotte of Iri , s hultt w ,. rc u> Mr rt ’r.x Shultz were guests. Mr and Putney and Beveriv of Hartford. Sarah nun Ann Tinkler. M. wiuwid- a* a musician and loved to play for . I| Mrs. «•<». oai.u iuuw.1, oo. Lake Odessa all were RuesU of Mrs Oscar Palmer being unable tn nnd Mi'* Eilwn Putney nnd M>‘* their aunt. •'“'.““it? srar unable tn C1 <>«• oPBcrt of* Bert Tinkler, passed nassed away on parlies and for his friend*. SurvivMis IdawZaSn Palnialivn* ■ heing _ .V. Wood Mw Lou Petenon or Kalamazoo llUe,xl- MLs» Florence anti wly •rrl? No. 8 of the W.^s C 8. «»w wenw-'u inu. ?»r Anna win entertni,, ehureh Friday, Sunday. Mar. 21. at her liome home on E. inc are two daughter*. Mis Gilbert They cantc talu ln celebrate David inursuav Hiiciiiwn. N^,ru ‘ ..,U ttwd service <rr<V A, .’n" Newtnn Ne«,or’ » ’'» entertain - J1*1*} ?l t’iS’riCwCifTMrthib^-------- --------- » brother. Noirl*. in the service ^6 tor an all day mextinj. court St., having been In failing Fisher of Hasting* and Mrs Fred Itiexn ord Mr nnd Mr-. *-UUoRed al Atlanta City, N. J. $ Newton home Saturday, Mar » luck dinner at noon, bring own health for several year*. She b sur- Henney of Carlion: three sons Mor­ 1*2 WrtHaro were Mr 2nd M’- ‘^rv county boys born In Irving;" . table rcrvice. I vlvtxl bv two nephews and five nie- timer C.. of Grand Rapids. Eugene of Curlton and J. Willard of Moab. P?il Bryan’ and two“daughter* of near Frarporti Mis* ... ™7 "... Mbs Janet Janet B^keloo B>'krloo rnlrrtalned entertained Circle No. 6 of the Methodist the Leonard funeral home on Tuea- Utah: also several grandchildren Woodland. Harold Vogel of Muske- . Mrs-Cha*. Robl. Cole returned the Horizon Club Wednesday eveSJ?”* Rwlar business meeting held W. S. C. S will meet Monday eve- day afternoon, the Rev. L. Winston Funeral services were held at the gon and Mrs AuMin Shellenbaraer chapel on Sunday after­ nf Lake Odessa. The Utter also *!,% C ~ served after- nlng. March 29. nt the home of stone officiating. Interment in Rtv- Leonard noon. the Rev. Everett Love of Free­ Mrs J. W. Armbruster, 303 E Mill. cralde ---------------------cemetery. and M.. Or«rv W.ll■ • ■ port officiating. Interment in Riv­ FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS erside cemetery. 'Mr .nd Mr la. »< £«■»>?• , come. HSi.x sst.jy-rtsyz.0^.--^ thr Banflrld Bridge Club at hrr. home Tuesday with a one o’clock । Hospital Kitchen Guild will meet' accepted a nosit Ion In the cost ac- rich. r“" ‘ Mr. and Mr*. Fritz Southworth luncheon. Bridge was played with Wednesday evening. March 31 nt I counting department at the Ford t>i . and son. David, of l-ansing were honors going to Mrs. M Scott and the hotpe of Mrs. Harold Downs, 702 ’ ' Mrs. Thelma Hubert. Mr* Revn Mrs. 8 Martin E. Clinton. Election of officers and Neil Mrs. Southworth ro. re- " ... members are asked to bring their Benson and Mrs. Earl Bumford N *11 Boekcloo. Mr ' snuth«nr.h maining for a few days during vaMrs Dale Hall was hostess lo the were in Battle Creek on Thursday. cation irom MB.C. where she is an V»unc Mothers' Club on Thursday dues to this meeting. . Mrs. Florence Hullng went to instructor in Home Economics. -afternoon. Mar. is. with thirteen Regular meeting of Hiawatha Re­ Wilmette. Ill., on Tuesday to spend Mr. and Mr». Victor Si*x»n and ] member* present. After a business some time with her daughter. Mrs. two children were supper guests of meeting Mr* Jay Snyder gave a bekah lodge will be held Friday, A /H Vosbuntb. who recently unl’­ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Miller south ot : tnple r,n -Tiie Experiences of a Mirrh 26 in TOOK Hall. Birth­ day supjxtr after lodge. FraepoU last Wednesday evening. Christian ‘tian Mother." Mather." Mra. Lynn EdEd­ Cracii ant! Mr* Jo*. Brozak and the — chib on Thur— Robert Parke: came home from ger will entertain ----- •••*•*•*-----Regular meeting — Mr ,rons,d' Ann Ann Aruor Arbor rnuay Friday u« lo spent, spend u.e the dnv April 15. at her home on E. !> Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock attended the basketball tournament w,.fy.rll)| wilh luj> „atrnU, Mr and MadUon. I in G. A. R Hall. A good attendance in Kalamazori Saturday evening. Mr5 Wm P,lrl;i.r. It, loult Robert is required. Mr. and Mr* L E Barnett and lo ruill(. Crertl Sunday, on hb ieCeotse Martz. son of Mr and Mrs Mr and Mi* Clayton Mabon were lurn t„ Ihl. university. Clarence Martz, who L* home oa Mrs. Henry Elliot and Mrs. Rob­ in Mt Pleasant Sunday visiting Howard Bib* Petty Officer Scc- leave, was entertained at hls home John Barnett, who b fllkht but rue- m>d Cla.v. of Hr: William*. Maine. Saturday evening by relatives. Din- ert Leary will be hosteuscs to the lor nt the air field • b visiling Mr aiid Mrs 8. C. Rog •*-•••«« *» um*y-iwo, wnn Grate Luthen.n Guild at the home Mrs. G. F Chidester leave-, on ,r., during hls ten day leave, ar- •l11 K'incd in the hope that it Sunday fur a months'visit riving uiwqrvH unexpectedly on moiiuat Monday wouldn long before ,George • Wednesday afternoon Mar. 31. All —..... ...... with ...... her ... n.niK UI» 1111 -..... I. ’t be,. ..... daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and morning He is sc:vlng4n the Navy »«»uld come heme and not have to , member* arc urged to be present Mrs. Humphrey Rohm, in William.*- Signal Co:,**, * . leave again to sail the wide seas. II as there will be election of officers. Vlilr. New York Mrs. Howard Barne* spent the ‘--------- •*•■* ■ I Mra Norbert Sullivan and Marr wi.fiu! in Holland with her lath- BASSETT—GUY Surgery Gt^lri No. 19 will meet Ia>ti and Mr-. Ororpe Lockwood and cr. E A Reynold*, who 1* *«.-> ill , -Mr and Mrs. Ix*o Guy wbn to Thursday. April 1. at the home of d'lAghltr* *'■ — spent ■■* °Saturday —-J-- in *Grand ’------- * at m tlw iioini _. of another daughter* announce the marriage of their Riilild.i. . Mr. Byron Girard. -- ------- 1 daughter. Wilma to Keith Basset:.1 on Broadway. Mrs. Warren Moore Mr. and Mr, George Bauer and Mr. and. Mr* Will Hau< r and son of Mr. and Mrs Rov Basfu--.-. and Mrs Ida McCoy are co-hn-.tcasdaughter* of East Lansing were .Glenn Mend of Woodland were of this div. The wedding took place cs. Call Mrs. Moore about transjiorSunday guest* of Mr and Mrs. -----guc.xU ** of Mr. and * •' Mrs. 1. H. Row­ at the home of the bride'* parents. tation. phone 322X Prank Sage and Mr. and Mrs. Leon lev SiK'dav afternoon. March 16. with Rev. Trinkicin Bauer. Dr. H. M Elliot was called to officiating. Small. pigs, immunized against Mrs Abcn Johnson. Mrs. Harold Buffalo. N. Y.. Tuesday evening by The couple are now residing at ‘ cholera, require les.* treatment and Phillip* and Mr* James Bristol the death of an uncle. He expect* C05 S. Michigan. Mr. Bassett ts em­ help protect the nation** meat sup­ were In Grand Rapids on Wednes­ lo return the latter part of th« week. ployed by the Viking Corp. plies against disease. Mr* Belle Chidester will leave day and attended the membership luncheon nt tlfr Women * City Club Sunday to spend a few weeks with is again hanging paper, or hanging and the lecture bv Mr. Robert Er- her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Hrs Humphrey Rohn of Buffa­ ben. formerly of Czccho-Slovakia . Mr. and Mrs. Chester Banghart lo. N. Y. from the Yardarm, you may be able to buy better Mr*. Howard Barnes was in Hol­ land over the weekend, called their merchandise than the manufacturer is ot present by the illness of her father, E. A. Reynold*. allowed to make. But until that time'you can buy, Wm. Murphy and Miss Jaiephine Murphy were in Grand Rapids on with confidence, merchandise mode by the following Sunday to sec Mr*. Murphv who b a patient at Blodgett hospital. 8TEAM MAT ORGANIZATIONS When Hitler ICE CREAM FOR ROOMS HOT A COLD WATER SHOWER BATH HOTEL HASTINGS GET WORD FROM Mr and Mrs L. J Teegardtn receivcd two letter* from thrir son. Ruiscll M. last week, thr first word they had had from him since know­ ing hc sailed from this country ten week ago He Informed them that hr was in India and said -Doni worry- about me; I have a g.xxl place , to sleep and plenty of fairly good cats." HOME USE SUIT AND OVERCOATS BY HART. SCHAFFNER BRICK, qt. 19c SPECIAL PACK, qt. 25c for Friday and Saturday!' CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK CAKE 40<= BANGHART BAKERY 112 8. Jeffenoa St. " PkOM an & MARX AND CLOTHCRAFT SHOES We are operating our Soda Fountain on a part time schedule. We appreciate Bakery Specials Nationally known manufacturers. your continued patronage under these conditions. REEB’S BY NUNN BUSH HATS BY STETSON AND SCHOBLE SHIRTS BY ARROW AND WILSON BROS. UNDERWEAR BY GLOBE AND WILSON BROS. WINNER BRAND and OSHKOSH WORK CLOTHES 5a.-l 001 neerwo to Monaay Tuesd* on East control, called out tha ■■ ■»<», .......r -I V vutwriu »ONT IU » THINGS YOU NEED—BUY WAR BO? INSTEAD. Be Ready for Easter! Use our convenient ''Loir Away Flan cre-lfecticn Fina fabrics, cuf with crafkman cart, tailored with a knowing distinction for itylo and lotting smarinttt... vuch it the credo that ach'ievet thjie tuperb coah. U. S. Testing Co. approved for Siality. Look at their lovely linat, foal air rich fabric*! Soo how they fit. $16.75 .^5“- 3J 9 RQ ‘ ** to $27.75 Exclusive al FraiuLseu’s Print Crepe Dresses - — $6.95 - $8.50 Light Ground Print Jersey---------- $8.75 ADMIRATION’S NEW HOSIERY MIRACLEI We've Waited Month* for Then! Hard-to-Get "Cleanpun'' 51 Gauge Itavon Hase! Full fashioned First quality Ringlets knit Spring colors Glorious sheer. highly elastic, imoetli filling Iwm. Nylon toes, they will rival yo«r lovelist silks. Slightly Nylon toes, they will rival your lovelilt silks. Slightly Irregular, not noticeable at TFQC IW Yes! We hove Pins, Safety-pins, Knit­ ting Needles, Needles, Pillow Cotes* Pil­ low Tubing, Blue Demim, Sheets ond Sheeting. Fine line of Curtains ond UY ONDS AT Drapery Cloth. Frandsen9n ☆ ☆ ☆ Al R D REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Hosting* Phong 124! Stole fir Jefferson kny Y** feared thi S Exclusive But Not ExpemMr HASTINGS �THF HASTINGS PAOT tTOHT The Hastings Banner CLASSIFIED WANT ADS ibvino ap.AKar CLASSIFIED KATES roi< >• n i 1-nF.sSCRE • ■<HlKt.lt WANTED - Will POMONA URAKOE Middleville on It 3e-s TRANSFER OF FUNDS \ Tlie monthly meeting i. i.oard of aupervUora t Thursday. March 18. for the\| action of routine btulneM. 1 voted to transfer tlie following from the general fund to-tiie Co. Social Welfare fund for use specified: Direct relief. «500; h«vrntalir itlon. 1750: county farm. 5500; county Infirmary. $300: ndmlnhtr;.tivr, • $416.67; total 12.60607. HOU8F.IIOLD UOODB FOO LATE TO CLABBIFY MAri.r. LEAF >.l:\:.<ir AUTO .REPAIRING AND MISC. Sheldon Agency Surety Bond* Phone 2115 Haitincv new I Mr and t<r Pllnr.e 7<>1>I EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED PREPARE NOW TO GET YOUR BOOT ORDERS IN EARLY POULTRY Hill -At.l DeWitt. ft 3hJ.li.vilD. Swanson Agency PROTECT YOUR CAR From. $1.1)0 op with Slate Farm* 80-20 collision FARM Bl'REAC STATE AGENT Our Stocks at Present ARE COMPLETE! KNEE BOOTS STARTED WHITE I --Klat.r Mrek. M.l AUCTION SALES U*t Your Sale With LIGHT OR HEAVY SALE OR RENT CITY. COUNTRY AND RESORT HENRY FLANNERY PHONE 3201 NASHVILLE *2.98 -*4.48 ’ CARD OF THANKS Lace Top Knee Boots $4,98 DR. L. J. CASTON - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11 OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. Halting* Phone 2701 .. Coal, Gat and Oil Fired AN EssFNTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING Repair* furnished and (tailed for all make* of ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work Eavettroughiag C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Phone 2331 DEAD STOCK REMOVED! FOR RENT— ALL KINDS । GENERAL INSURANCE SURETY BONDS JERRY ANDRUS Phone 2519 We meet all competition in paying Nall Bk. Bldg. AUCTIONEER Liat your Auction Sales with Men's Hip Boots 11 ;’ "h Be.r Qu.liry J/-95 I Red Solei J HI-CUT VICTORY WORK RUBBERS Marshall Furnaces 142 E. State | BRAKFMEN SWITCHTENDERS TELEGRAPH OPERATORS YARD CLERKS Apply Suocrintcndcnt’s Office, 1 NYCRR. Jackson, Mich. FOR SALE WOODtRAFTWORK dayn a week. Phone collect. Battle Knick-nack racks, knee hole desks, sewing cabinet*, combination book Creek 2-296_I._^ and macaiine racks. Other things FARM EQUIPMENT AND MISC Bottle DEWEY REED Creek Rendering Co. SOLES V NO SHORTAGE OF COMFORT Lloyd Racer. Mgr. IN GENUINE Date* can be made at Banner office. Phone 3467 WOLVERINE Started Chicks This Week One Wk. old AND IIOUBE TP.AII.EHS Shipping Livestock SHELL HORSEHIDES Every Saturday 666 TABLETS. SALVE, NOSE DROPS- PHONE 17F3I HICKORY JAKE OEPRIESTER *’I*vELT ANF.OUR Three A Four Wk*. AUCTIONEER Company Haatlng* itockyard*, phone 2588, or call 717—F3 tiirough HAY. GRAIN A FEF.D‘1 Loren Coppock USED CLOTHING Pettit-Cooper Hatchery Delton, Mich. Satiwfaeiion Guaranteed. Haters can hc made al Banner Office. DEAD STOCK REMOVED PROMPTLY HORSES Sg.00 COWS $4.00 C. “BILL” SHERWOOD FOB INSURANCE Hotel HaatLng* No Other Work Shoes On Earth Have Soles and Uppers oi Genuine Triple­ Tanned Shell Horsehide All possible recovcroble animal fats vital to WAR PROGRAM KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS CASH PHONE COLLECT KALAMAZOO 2-9544 For your old Scrap Iron. Radiaton, Batteries. Alu­ minum, Bran, Copper & Lead. SEE THAT SHELL EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT GLENN F. LAUBAUGH SIS No. Michigan Avenue lone 2637 Halting CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER in nearly eve Phone 72 SALESLADIES for some of that good Wc have permanent openings for two wom­ en capable of selling Footwear, good hours, top salary.-Apply Lily White Flour 3o*lb«. flour for bushel of good wheat. We have a complete stock our S.B.V. mash. It (ices Truss Fitting \ w* S”?^STORE Quality fuel* always. EXPERIENCED t FITTER ’I • • LY IARKER S Bwi.n n.u mi h SMITH BROS VELTE & CO HASTINGS. MICH. BOSSY Only the hide over huraca hij« has this tough inner layer of leather. LIKES IT TODAY your feet are working over­ time...and how 1 But they can take it and come back for more in moccaain soft Wolverine Shell Horae hide*. They're aoTteg buckskin, and stay that way oh.— even dry out FRESH up; er* and i-n!v< is plenty toughl But the amazing acftheM and plia- Tests prove that cows take better to freshly ground feeds. Make ’em happy and they give more mil^. That’s one big reason why so many successful dairy farmers are turning to custom-mixing of dairy feeds. Come in . . . let us show you how Farm Bureau feeds cost less than you pay for other feeds, and still allow for buying of small lots to insure freshness. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS, MICH. ' TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. bility is due to a unique trinlo-tanning process originated by Wolver­ ine tanners over 40 years ago. No other tanners know it even today I So, for comfort's sake make your next pair of work shoes Wolverine Shell Honschidr*. But, fur Undo Sam's sake, make the ones you now have last ns long as possible. Como in some lime and look them over. WOtfehlNE SHELL HOR3EH1DE WORK SHOES SHOESTOBe . 0ivt/ty Countys S&u. �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWO—MOB HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 25. 1943. f IGHTY-SEVINTH YEAR | 'lust what the Australian girls had The Little Red Pump is covered lowed by refreshments. which were DRY COW NEEDH FEED Cook these days isn't all your im-, He U an officer. They say hc is just i A. P. O. 450 that American jirls didn't nave', nave’, he with rust served served by by the L..« hoates* assisted ...- bv agination. The, 'for why’, is because like hl* old man—i-guess history Camp Howze. Texas after Bob und Harmon were sworn repeats Itself, doesn't it? I sure Ekigene finished at H. H. 8Mn 41 wrote back—"They don’t hove any- For the Little Red Pump's In thi* Mrs. J. Shugart and Mrs. H. Hel- say extension dairymen at Mlchiga: strife— , monen. Mrs. Hatton was the forinto the Marines, they were im- wish T were In. your old outfit then | and we understand you know the thing you don't have, but they have What matters the dust and what mer Bonita Bromley of Hickory State College A cow should have pressed with lhe fact that they were we could have one for the book real meaning of mud. Ay. Eugene, it here!" Next week your letter comes from matters the rust. Corner*. obligated to shine their shoes, j Here's hoping this letter reaches and also that you think cnou^i is •Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) now keep their trou-ers pressed and m> you and finds you ns good in health (enough of anything. Meredith Reid John Hewitt who knows many of If toe Little Red Pump saves a ot them help a little down at Hie they have, because these lads are , as it life? IDON’T BUY THINGS YOU DON'T in daily and plenty of good It leave* me. Love to all Take ,, from over Nashville way. ts al your you boy*. He may write about things hospital al supper time. Il i will "milk It all back" V In general but he's sure to tell you j - . ----- u> । NEED—BIT WAR BONDS ;;r= Ci • zzzzz'.t aifa 1 •hope to see see camp, do you meet often? areisn't do. Pknly “bout theit re*pon- ‘, care of yourself INSTEAD. dairyman when she freshen*. Vmt eve A ll ude ‘ibllltlf3 *hlch is another way of ; you someday. Your Yo about the fellow* and 'what goes i Tlie singer think* he's heard that 1I youjomeday. chip off the old counlry- but every Utile MyJn<> lhey are tw0 Ilnc fei10Ws block. Pvt. Robert A. Eaton on.; °\e’r.at lhc B'k*।song before. Chum, you probably •, Until then, und to you R. G.. who nre lifted, wholely or tn part* from W-h senior cb- has five ^wn*^ h*PP> “ | I Frank ’M Gallup 16042207 East Garrison wrote the letter about how you'd ’ have. Most of these modem ones I A. ?. C. 32 give .. «(»« anything mm.. .« to go fishing— thp oidunwrt. or from classics. 11 Fort Ord. Calif. whTch iTsome klnd'of a record I Good luck and best wishes to i San San Fran Francisco. Calif. w,..vm some kind of a record I •Slttln’ and Wtahln* 11 have so much faith in the abil- I Butler. Hastings school nurse.' gtle«. I'll Introduce them to you by 'Grace Won't change your Fate Hies of modem creative artists that Lewis Oliver Bolton. A/S. she leaves for her army post, }}”*? S2iS5r their maiden name*, Elaine Win- 1as The Lord provides lhe flshln' I go Into a slow burn every time Co. 273. U. 8. N. T. S. destination as yet unknown. ( •HF.'. ” lchi slow. Lets London. Wilma Guy, 1 But you have to dig the bait out nave w aig tne unit!’ , j think that they have to resort to Great Lukes. BUnoU We're glad to know that Captain j you see I am back at my home Carol Sinclair, and Geraldine Tietz. Cheer up. It won t be long before । copying instead of creating new , Birthday—Jan. 7th. Two of our seniors, Joe Rosen­ Mervln Plumley Is well again and r-buse having completed a course In you re home and lust think how work. They are depending on "mats1 baum nnd Earl Lewis, are already we hope everything will go well with I Teletype Repalr-Instuilcr at Camp much bigger the fish will be 1 nostalgia for a peaceful era" to ' irt the service of Uncle Sam, and 1 rw°?uln',Caplwn’ Crowder. Mo. The course was very Co. D. 62nd Tng. Bn. Che*21?: popularize their second-hand brain- । several more are planning to be *<!’Kon'»ne*«Zein’ KOOtl an<1 ls claimed to be the best Uth Tng. Regt.. B. I. Zolly Cofffr. 'storms. Nice work It you can get called shortly after graduation. That land to go back Into active service , oj lu )qnd m the U. 3. Platoon No i includes Duane Stamm. Ray Tomppofm',Klh*ul wrlIten My wife accompanied me both Camp Jos. T. Robinson. Arkansas kina, and Bill Garrison. Bob cook P? 1,1 he Solomo'u’ tu ; ways and we had a nice place to U. S. Army • Now. I'm huffy and before I get nnd Harmon Wilcox have qualified Birthday—Jan. 29 „ . ,, , .v live off the Post when in Crowder. I over it I'm going out and pick a for lhe Marine Corps officer train­ And if oty lines should form, then ■ We have our same apartment bark rumpus with that robin. So long, ing program and are subject to call Pvt. Jesse L Haney I By JANE-CAMERON Drear, I here and it is good to be buck with m* Iran*. Wetli bring this to a at any time, and two other fellows IKm« ot lhiw you I.IM w : to, „u mmo. >nu>. 78th CA (AA> Medical Det. i close, as we should have done after are hoping to enroll in the Navy's T^ /vt’r,, fanV Fort Ord. Calif. WC °y lhC *nrU'r VPry We SUre,y surely tnl enjoy lhe B Banner very the first paragraph. Corn Is raV-5 Aviation program. The extra tank, or ship or plane ! There's a robin down in the or­■ , Honed, you know. - ■ Station Hospital much and like to read the news from IT) close by wishing you nil the For which we waited all in vain. chard calling for rain—the rat! tlie Boys in Service. Will close for Pvt. Robert Saunders. 36424923 very best of luck We all hope It And the supplies which never came this time. As ever. HIC KORY CORNERS Hdq. Btry C-. 257th F. A. Bn. won't be too long-before you’ll be Will you then come and take the We just heard *omt<hing cute. Sgt H. R Snow Camp Gordon, Georgia Blair Barnes of Otsego called on home again. . blame? , A soldier says. "The Japs arc giad Delaware City. Del Birthday—Feb. 25th. Mary Ketcham For we. not you. will pay the cost 1 to die for their country so we are hi* mother. Mrs H. E Barnes Fri­ '• Amy Green Box 141 Off again I—meaning here's news Of battles you. not we. have lost. going to aee they are kept happy." day a Mrs »llie Pennock visited Pvt. Richard D. Blough. 36424922 her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. to nil of you "inservicers," tor Glad you like the paper. Tommy Cnmp McCoy. WL-, I Co. G. 341st. Inf., A. P. O. 450 1 qnoakino nf hnnni* t «ni) and Mrs. Mrs Ike Ike Dckllder Dckllder and and family family another week. Kurr, "just like a letter from home." March. 12. 1943 [ Camp Howze. Texas thwtdm toLs «ek o* Saturday. « Sympathy is Batter up. und the shillings (for What you just said Tommy, is ex­ fourteen on Rt Patrick', nlv eMendedtothefamUyofWHlMa*Birthday—April 20 SI 001 go to Ralph R. Swift. Just like actly what we try to do nnd if you Dear Mother and Dad: 1Xm *ay"ng'--OtaS haftLah" on »n thdr »*«•*«»«« * Well. I um writing this in the , Ralph. we — Just I have any suggestions to make, what that. By the way Ralph, Camp kitchen, it Ls 6:30 p. tn. and Pvt. Harry J Williams <_ Another pound of cof?ce! Horray!" n. a n a K h«i>ltul bl<roJ 'clicked' on your name, nurne. because, you want to hear about and all that, •clicked' one has gone home but me. [ 17th T.S.S. Brks. 237 didn't we mention one time that, pass them on to us and we'll see every Tomorrow I have my flr.-.t tryout I Chanute Field. Ill. . from your picture in thr window.' what we can do s GSre?rt.:s iSs #ssk aa head cook and tomorrow I am Helio Harry, we always remember you were a )>erfect double for Ron- ' Bob Roush, at Camp White in uiatui iw* n away from me again. aid Coleman? Not bad. lad. not bad' Oregon is now Private First Claes having fried chicken. Today we got the many 4-H Slate prizes you and I told him I would spend the rest tained the W. M. Missionary society That's a safe conclusion. Flashing-facta ol men and Act*:— nnd —• thLs 1* ------------ in 80 roosters, they were frozen with Maty took when you were ut Thorn­ of my life being mad ut him but Wednesday for dinner There were the way*--------he said •• it—— "I’-ve i about fifty present. * Mrs Lyn Pfc. Jack Rearlclc returned to camp ,I been trying my hand at tailoring heads on. we cleaned them and cut apple-Kellogg. Bet what you're do­ he kept the coffee, regardless. them up In 560 pieces for 250 men. ( ing now Ls interesting but not much । Laurence gave a shower Friday mins. Life can't be maintained Friday after u 10-day furlough The today. Been sewing on stripes Man­ I um cooking them tonight, have like raising prize sheep. , evening for Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Army suic agrees with you Jack, i aged to get two seU Sewed on after 2-10 gal. pots full. I will brown them , without them. But if you hav« you look "tops." Address Jock nt-a fashion."‘ --------------------■ Congratulation* “ Bob. ~ SI. JS jSJ I r"??..'!" “JI! recently undergone unuiuil in the oven tomorrow. You see we 1 Lt Aden W. Campbell _ ___ ____ ntv five’present and there Pfc. Jock Renrlck , beau all what you can leam In the have long pans about 4 Inches deep Bomber Sqd itreu or strain, you may re' were many lovely Rifts. The shower 423rd T.E.F.T. Sqn. army, ch what? Here ore some oth­ and about 2 ft. long that we fry our count 'em. 471 First St . wes also given for Rev. nnd Mrs. ouiremoreofccrtainviumini CAJ’JJ. _ er interesting comment* from Bob's potatoes-bacon-meat and almost Greenville. S. C. 1 Harold Bugbee's twenty-fifth anthan the normal diet lupplioa. ' Columbus. MUsissippl. II letter letter— —"What "What II wouldn wouldn’’tt give give for ..a , everything is cooked in the oven. ’ Why do—Bus drivers call the sta­ L ’ nnd hnn'* ..... I niversarv and was a surprise for Max Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. good home cooked meal just once Along with this chicken I am havGo and talk ,with your tions as though they were trying to Pvt. Donald D. Townsend I them. Tlicy received a beautiful Ellsworth Mverx. expeEU to be sent I more. Mmm, could I ever go for it inJ"mn"shKi ”7w>toti^7 " ea^nt’Tiid Doctor. He will be able to Officers Candidate Prep School. convince themselves? soon from Great Lakes, Ill. to a boyl" (Cheer up Bob. now that food Kd gift. Rev. Bugbee. pastor of tne Class No. 14. R.T.C. I wm In a city’ art shop a short •" w'M her r.’f=r for^«raT’yeari detect the specific vitamin service school, as n motor machln- is rationed. O P A. or somebody. Is desert d oatmea' cooltlM ”,’ Church’here Fort McClellan. Alabama. deficiency, and to prescribe now a ruldent of Kalamazoo. । time ago. The manager was n midls noW “ uf Kalamazoo. ists' mate He also hopes to hove advising soldiers that when egtlng ' The Amiv Bakers do their hskinir Birthday—May 19. a nine days' leave, commencing in private homes to go easy on the ntaht^hlle the rest of ul nJ? Mrs. Sarah Erway returned to accordingly. Then, remem­ March 25th. We ll be glad to see I family rationed food and wait to gel 1 ber, this pharmacy features • Changes of address and correc­ you. Max. la full meal when they get back to p lamenting the fact that lhe local , itftcr spending ten days at the How.............. only dependable vitamins. ’ Mar. 13th. tions for your date book— schools were taking out their art “ ri1 Johnson home helping to care Cadet Chuck Leonard Is home . camp—so you sec how 'tls.) | The chicken dinner wentover Karl Welfares birthday Is July i schools big from hl* work at Bowling Green. । Bob continues—"Out here you see courses. I had to put in my two , (2r ., her ,*F rs Ha ' cn# 2nd. Instead of July 22nd as printed courses, For supper last night I hud : cents ” worth and said hopefully that Visitors at the Johnson home SunOhio, awaiting orders to a new lo- ■ Just about no traffic at all and al- toasted 1I """" cheese sandwiches, potato last week. LyBARKER'S TR. we have more important things to ,nd Mr* {laf‘,kln catlon. , most every car you do see has sold- salad, beet and onion salad nnd I do right now than to draw pic- and Will Havens and Mrs. Ray Pfc. Gerald Rogers nnd hLs twin • lers or officers In it-. In fact all you VANILLA COMP. Change of APO number for: 100 gal. ot cocoa Think of tures. You should have seen her Parn,cs; *.PeUle.“n£.FJ!cl“rd To? . brother. Pfc. Harold Roger*, have ' can see are soldiers even when you made Lieut. Charles O. Struble. 400 sandwiches but It wa« Full $4 59 ; vlare at me. I tried to glare back. le« of Hostings visited their grand-: been transferred from San Angelo, ro to town. One day we met the making 0—860833 easy. We cut 35 loaves of bread nnd pl.----------------------I but a giggle came out instead and mother. Mrs. Hazel Nunnenuker Texas, to Sheppard Field, Texas, big sum of two civilians in one toasted it on one side put our cheese 12th Troop Carrier Squadron I then she thawed out and a good I Saturday and Sunday while the r where they are attending a techni- whole block down town.” 60th Carrier Group cal school as airplane mechanics. | "Did f tell you our band Is cut on and then put them in pans In > time was had by all [parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur TolA. P. O. 650. c/o Postmaster the oven. The chow hounds sure ■ ■ les were In Chicago. ♦ Mr. and Mrs serving with the ground crow. You t to 28 piece* again and I'm now play- liked them and came back for more. ' It looks like all the poems about V»m Town of Plainwell called on Blrthday—\fune 1. know the definition of twins—I Ing solo comet. Last night I played ’the Little Red Pump were In. ,hls mother. Mrs. Sarah Town 8un"twice as much of something good." in a trumpet trio tor the floor show Tomorrow I am going to have roast brown gravy, boiled potatoes, I There were around a dozen and ev- day afternoon. * Mrs. Henry Weennnd that* the meaning well take | al the dance and afterwards played beef, Pfc. John C. Bush cottage cheese, pear sal­ I ery one showed a wonderful spirit. I ink waa hostess at a miscellaneous for both of you. i In the dance band while some of asparagus, 387 Tech. Sch. Sqd. ad. veg. soup and coffee so you see Each poem reflected the American ’ shower Saturday evening at her We're proud of you Harold Kim- I lhe other trumpet players danced. ;we feed the boys pretty good Scott Field. 111. , viewpoint, lhe determination to home in Kalamazoo, honoring Mrs. mell. with your 978 average down .Most fun. I've had In a long time. i Say Hav thanks lhank. for Im. subscribing ...bvrihine for mr the rhe HASTINGS PHONE 2115 at Jacksonville. How did we know? .(Did It recall when you played for J.il gMLnner? Pvt. Cecil A. Crutfbnden (preserve picirnr our UUJ way wuj ui of life, uic. no nu mat-1Norman HUI-, HUIIIWI Halton, ,unw>ii. a « recent bride. Now that would be telling (the Ooa*t Guard dances, betore yeti ldw.JPi.rt Co. A. 30th. Sig. Tng. Bn. ter what sacrifice may be asked. Sixteen guests were present. Games You probably, noticed the Item took off from here Bob?) More let- I ?. toe serond time for fear l^miwrt Barracks 853 Hera is the best one I received: • were played during the evening follast week about Dr. "Mat" Kinde ter. "yesterday afternoon the regi- lonJltom? ” " * 1 * d. Camp Crowder. Mo. being promoted to Lt.-Colonel. ment held a big field meet and F . wen M„m Vou asked me who' U. S Army You 11 all remember Dr Kinde from Co. ran away with the affair. Won caped “I® thP mrlilinl vPu the time he was herewith the 149 out of a pouible 65 point*. They I “J n0?U eVc 'i mil im Lieut. Frank W. Rogers. health department. He probably took first in almost all events, and 1 toit r it in at Duarte? to fwlr ind U.M.S.C. - ---------------------------------------------[hJJ I ,« up ^umer^w lour and , VAiJ 152, M.A.G. 25 checked your tonsils, etc. back ...... in the c/o Fleet Post Office days when you wore knee breeches, n winrilns rolliv mce a'nrt'^AwmJ-" can 1 fl«urr H out myself yet. when * San Francisco. Calif. • (one of you fellows, who's now sta- Bourdn A Cnth^ On dUty 1 slecp about “ luarler Of Birthday—Aug. 4th. Honed on lhe west coast, should re­ basketball throw. Freddie Boulter j “ ^eU f ? ” wll| h claie h now and read member because you Insisted your A/C Cleon L. Smith throat was always sore and you : needed your tonsils out. The reason igetting better steadily. "Sharp”I Yale Station for your great eagerness to part Shooter mvwcv. M known as everything. McGee. iI w was 1 New Haven, Conn. with your tonsils was because you In them days" but no more can you Bernard had heard that after they were once | laugh at my shooting. Pistol prac; Keep your letters and addresses is over— and proud" out you would be given all the Ice tlce ----------J ”I'm --------right" ‘-1-- — —-* ol -• coming boys and girls, write what­ Bernard Hammond. 3641TJ98 cream you could eat. You didn't my work. I made the highest score Meas Section 1006 S.U.L.S25, ever you feel like writing we re all realize there was a catch In that In the band nnd for Hint matter the glad to hear from you. Maybe some Building 2532 “could cat!" Did you ever get your highest of anyone who was firing । of you have met tlie fellow in AusCamp McCoy. Wls. fill of Ice cream?) on the range, including al) noncoms trail* who wrote to his girl back More about Lt.-Colonel Kinde.— nnd officers. So you can bet I feel Addresses— home and told her how lovely an* he hr head over heels In work tmd u>ic>ix iu-iurih. uu pretty piuiua proud to-night. Do yuuumnie you blame Pvt. Eugene U. Bennett 36434“72 super lhe Australian girls were; and has to dash nil over the eastern bor- I me?" Co. A. 311th Biginecr* Brks. C. i then when his sweetheart asked rum dens but he tells of one particularly Thanks for your letter Bob and ON THE HOME FRONT ng of the was held r the translowing sums o-the Barry 1 for use a.s •SflO: >>o-farm. $500; nctminbtiT.- K DRUG NEEDS SPIRITS CAMPHOR T UY sent E! TS 48 S4.98 oots 595 RS 2 oz. __________ 45c BARRY BYPATHS CAMPHORATED OIL 4 ox. __________ 45c CASTOR OIL 25c 3 oz, VICK'S VAPO-RUB 35c ____________ 27c MOUTH WASH "MaybC V.°.MS<*d oVHAwlNS’ 16 ox. Antiseptine 59c VEG. COMP. ' ^5S."ud? '£l,R 'Or«n iwM: $1.50 Pinkhom's$1.29 TOOTH PASTE 40c Colgates------ 33c HALIVER OIL CAPS. 100 ________ $1.09 SPECIAL iCK ’ERS D ES IE LyBARKER’S pit nsant interim st Nuriu when hc was the guest of the Duke and Dudie.’* of Windsor. He said their hospitality wo* genuinely cordial. the Duke was a "prince" of a fellow and the Duchess a gracious charmer. it Is understandable «iat a man would give up hls throne for her. commented.lhe Doctor. Now tha moral of this story could be—"what you can't do or where you can't go when you're a Lt-Colonel"—but we have to confess, this nil happened When the Doctor was Just a Major. Dale Henry from Great Lakes writes about lhe elegant time that they had nt a U S.O party Hint the WAVES attended. Said Dale "why there was one WAVE there that was so little we called hrr a Ripple!" Anyway, sounds like she made quite a Splash at the party. Dale Tliat "different look" you notice about Harmon Wilcox and Bob | no. we don’t blame you for being । proud. We know Just how you and , I all the other fellows who are in | there 'pitching' and 'hitting on all' . fours.' feel when you make good. 1 . We envy you like Blazes, not be-1 (cause we think you're having fun.! i but because you're helping to do what has to be done! I ------------' Letters : 'A V-letteri Dear ’Dad* ' How is everything there at home? Fine I hope. I'm O.K. again and having a swell time. I’ve been out of the hospital aboqt tnree weeks and now In a rest camp. A swell place and lou of fun. Say Dad. I met some of your sec­ ,___ ________ ____ ___ ond__generation buddies. They are from Kalamazoo. They are Red Ballantine and Emmett McNally. Your old commander has a son here too. r -7, BUY WAR BONDS IF you need A LOAN in and let’s talk it over! 1'1 71 MILK HELPS PREVENT A. W. 0. L'S ELL Milk inner and cream—butter and eggs weapons in defense of your health! are Nature's "On all financial matters . .see your banker first” We have money to loan to responsible parties For business or personal use We are making mortgage loans Loans for Financing the purchase of Everyone knows the quick pick-up derived from a glass of milk at riple-tan1 Wolverago. No n today I lunch-time! By getting your quota of dairy products each day. you’ll bej fighting for Uncle Sam—ond a winning bottle in the war on Nerves! •'ol verina >r Undo Order from Highlands Dairy, and watch the old pep return! (It'll WE CAN Buy War Savings Bonds and Stamps Here. equipment, household and farm, auto- mobiles, and loans on short-term notes. mean fewer absences, too.) If you need money, see your banker and talk it over. KEEP 'EM GOING! Cor hove Hie "shimmies"? Get jittery every time you vide in it? Don’t get too discouraged over your situation. Sure, we know—couldn't get a new one now even if the budget laid "Yes." But you can put new life into your old one! Bring it into Andrus—we’ll put back the life that was built into it—and with our regular service check and your proper care, you'll have a smooth-riding car for the duration. HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4 Q I O BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS DR I Vi IN TODAY FOR ANDRUS SERVICE Phon* 2240 Haihngi HIGHLANDS Phone 2651 DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Heating! HASTINGS CITY BANK ■ . "Fifty-Six Yean of Continuous Service" PHONES: 2105 • 2103 HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH 25. 1943 । Mrs. Frank Thompson andDennie i eupper guests of Mr. and Mra. B. and Mrs. Charles Wieland of Lo- April 4 Servfce each evening ex-.you? Well •Veil then, come on up ut FrlSht‘ and niiL. _™ .... the —Juniors -------. >a J '-u J give ’ I were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. R. Clinton. * Mr. and Mrs. Vernon I gan. * Mr. and Mrs. Claud Mead cept Saturday at 8:00 o'clock. * day --- ----------... — j and Mrs. Henry Thompson of South | Benton andDorothy Jean and! visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard De- • Mr. and Mrs -Glenn Moore and little of your support. When you leave the hall after the play, you'll । —------------- Bowne. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank ; Mias Leone De Vlelg of Grand Rap- loond of Woodland. Sunday. ♦ Mr*.1 two children of near Nashville were say. '"This certainly U anz^vetiing Mra. Irma Brown spent Thursday. Bracndle of Stanton were Sunday' ids were Sunday dinner guests of Vivian Walton and little - Bobby Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. well ipenl". The Juniors like vou, v at .. the .k. home k—. of r.t x.rI_ JwU of of Mr. Mr ai~ and j,(ra. Ken Braen-1 Mr. and Mrs Alvin Helrlgle. * Parker of South Bowne were Wed­ Charles Moore. * Mr and Mrs. and you'll like the Juniors in "Rar­ of. .... last — week her guest.* ------•— Mrj j^y ^r —■* Andrew Brandt and daughter of in* To Orow" daughter. Mrs. Margaret Miller of die and family. * J..... ...Ie]anj Walter Wallace of Hastings and nesday dinner guests -• --- -----------)u attended CUud------------Walton * Mr. and Lansing spent Sunday. Monday and * Mn Ella Catt was a ond Bonnie Lou aUended the .... Mr and Mrs. Otto Lightfoot of- Mr*. Hastings » Hiacni.J" ^Brethren Ladies Aid last Thursday North Irving were Sunday after ----- -­ Mr*. John Thaler and Mr. and Tiiecdav with their father. Asa Celebrate 50lh Weddlnc Anniversary Hast'ng* visitor Monday. * Mr and • at the m>me of Mrs. George Lecce noon callers of Mr and Mrs. Gail Oail Mrs. Howard Thaler accompanied Stecklc * Mr and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knrcher Mrs. Keith Durkee and family of । of Clarksville. * Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lightfoot. Other callers were "" Rev..'bv Miss Donna Thaler nno Mlu Jones of Grand Rapids were Sun­ celebrated their 50th wedding an­ Woodland were Thursday guests . Everson and family were Sunday Ickes. Mrs Frank Walton. F C. Marilyn Martin were Sunday dln- day guests of Mr. and Mrs Harold niversary. March 20 Mr. Kareher ner guests of Mr and Mra. William Yoder and family. * Mr*. Roy Pres­ was bora May 2, 1660 a*. Caledonia, of her parent*. Mr. and Mrs Adam dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifii.. Rupert Ourwri ford ford Allcrding Allerdim? of of Hastings Hastlnss in In honor honor Elnora Whitney, ami Mr. and Mrs.i. Spears of Grand Rapids. ★ Mrs. ton and children of Battle Creek and Mrs Karcher was born Janu­ Endres » Mr and Mrs. Caln of Grand Rapids and the for- I of Garrett Everson who is going Grorge Ndson. local. * The Re­• Richard McNItt tEyelcen Wilcox' were Friday guest* of Mrs. Perri ary 30. 1878 at Plattville. Ontario, • inert father of Nashville. Tenn., into the armv Saturday. He will bekah LSige held their regularr is spending this week with Mr. Preston, all were guests of Mr. and Canada. They were united to mar­ and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown of' be sent to Camp Grant. Illinois. meeting Thursday night. They had1 and Mrs Leon Houk. * Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Benton of South riage March 22. 1893 by Rev. John­ Comstock Park were Sunday- guests. * Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fry and chil- as their guest* Mra. Mabie Pauvcy.•. Mr*. John Miller ot .Plymouth met Bownc * Mr and Mrs. RusmI son in Freeport. They have re­ □f Mr and Mrs. J. D. Cool. * Mr. dren of Banfield were weekend assembly officer from Jackson, and1 their daughter. Marie Ann. who is Hartxlcr of Clarksville called on sided In Freeport all their married and Mrs. Harrv Boughner of Lake, gt|pts of her grandparents. Mr and j Mrs Poe of Glknd Rapids. * Mr attending Michigan State Colleg? Mrs Ray Wieland Monday. * life except 3'.- years when they Odessa were Friday afternoon guest’ 1 Mr*. Clarence Benedict.' B R. Clln- and Mrs. Fred Tabberer were ini in East Lansing, and called on Mn . Miner King returned home Mon­ lived at Remus. They have. six Maude of Mr and Mrs George Forbey. ton underwent ■ an operation at Caledonia Monday and called oni Miller's sister. Mrs Charles Bunn day after spending the weekend children, all living Maude. 'Mrs ?*Mcnui. ..id* Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Roush of; Univmity hospital In Ann Arbor Mr and Mr*. Will Scott. * Mr* and family, and other friends, last with his daughter and son-in-law Forrest Buehler. Neal. Merrill ”* Mrs Hastings were ettllcrs of her moth- lost Thursday afternoon. * Sun- Glenn Kellogg was a Hastings vis­• Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. E. ....... Harry viiiwr Oliver V| of virOr- George of Freeport and j. J. Mr. •11 and ",,u Mrs. **»*»> -■ ■ — •onviiic * As he was about to leave Menzo Butler of Kendal). New York. er Mrs. Harrv Hentiey Sunday af- day visitors at the Neil Newton itor last Friday. * Rev. and Mrsi Kellogg of Martin are spendinu----- the ternoon. * Mrs. Otto Kunde, who borne were Mr and Mrs Vernon E B. Griffin. Marilyn Stcraick.. a few weeks > with their son and h0USC >». for the barter shop «=•>■» Percv They also have twclv egrand-chll...c .wum; i Kellner _ ___ ufell _ ___________ >_______ has been suffering with Infection Newton and Miss Shirley Fred­ Bethel Mole and Gladys Hamlini wife. Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Kellogg. Rosser accidentally on the back' dren. There were twenty-ueven in her eye. is improving. ♦ Mn enckron of Hastings. * Miss Elaine stient last week at Huntington. In­• * Otto Kunde spent Saturday and steps last Friday noon and frac- Huesis attending the celebration Alms Pingleton and Mrs. Peck of Kauffman of Lansing spent Friday diana. where thev were enrolled int Sunday tn Detroit. * Jim Yonker tured two ribs. He is recovering at wltli a pot luck supper and a bcauid «>r»ert.v Saturday »uh with v»r her ™.r. par- the Harwood School of Leadership> pf North Irving was » Sunday the hoftie of Mr. and Mrs. Leon ll,ul wedding cake decorated in near Hasting* were Sunday call- night and era of Mrs. Julia Godfrey. * Mr. enta, Mr.■ and Mrs Joe Kauffman, Education. * Rev. and Mrs. Johni dinner guest of Mr. and Mr*. Geo. We miss you at the shop, gold with yellow roses, which was irtthv 'Bunn returned to McCue were Sunday afternoon and1 Porbev and family. * Mr. and Mrs. Percy, so _ hurry .._ « * by the children. , and Mra. Robert Newton were Sunn'" up — and। get — well w presented I with w.M. .... her — to spend Satur- Monday Rucsts of Mr. and Mrs.. J. D. Cool were Thursday guests Mrs. Grinnell, who has been in St. day dinner guesU of Mr and Mrs. Freeport Methodist Church William Newton of State Road., .miy nlRht and Sunday. * Mr. and Hurold Harmon of Grand Rapid*.. of Mr and Mrs. Theodore Buehler Mary’* hospital Grand Rapids wa* Everett M. Love, putor They also helped to tan a sugai Mrs J A Richard*. Jr. ot Kali- Rev. McCue attended the Grand1 of Pleasant Valiev * Mr. and Mr*. returned to her home last Wednesday Morning worship 11:00. bush. * Miss Donna Thaler and mazoo and Mtas Agnes Humphrey Rapids District meeting ut the“ Henn Holzhay. Mr and Mrs. Boyd in an ambulance. * Ernest CadSermon: "The Sheplicrd Savior."•• Mias Marilyn Martin of Grand of Borges* Nurses' Training School. Plainfield Avenue Methoatat churchi Evan* and soft and Mtas Lucille wullder of Hickory Corners called at Sunday school 12:00. Rapids were weekend guests of Mr in Kalamazoo, visited Sunday af- * Mrs H °S Wedel of Hastingsv Endres of Grand Rapids were Sun- the home of Rev. and Mrs. John Coming events: and Mr.' John Thaler * Miss Ev­ terncoiv with Mr. and Mrs George was a recent afternoon guest off dav guests of Mr and Mrs Adam McCue. Monday evening * Mr. ThuradW PAnril ^’‘^innuinioit . elyn Thompson of Clarksville was Humphrev and family. * Mr. and Mrs Fred Kunde. * Lola and Bon­■ Endres. * Mr. and Mrs. Henry and Mrs Jess Kidder of Alaska AprU a' a Sunday dinner guest of the Mrs. Ray Clinton and family of nie Lou Wieland with Donna PoM-■ Myers were Sunday dinner guests were Saturday evening guenu of Claude Waiuon family. * Mr. and Hastings were Monday evening humus spent the weekend with Mr.. of Mi. and Mr*. Alfred Myers o( Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aldrich and •e2d5}‘, Wayland * George Brown 1* spend­ family. * Miss Trte Olmstead of Friday. April S3—Gdod Fridav ing a few day* at the home of Mr. Hastings was a weekend guest of Anrii fttma.v and Mrs. Watt Thomas of South Mr and Mrs. Harold Yoder and Bownc. * Howard McRoberts of family. * Mr. and Mrs Semlah lhe C P. S Camp at Wellston was Sccie woe were ouuuav Sunday kucsl guests* oi of mr. Mr. -■•-’ a Sunday afternoon caller of Mr. ■ and Mrs Wesley Keim and son Carlton Center Metbodht Church r;,;.— and Mrs. Joe Kauffman and fain- Vern ”-------of . Clarksville. * •Arthur — •-—.»« .w.. — ------LatliMormn f no ,Or >ily * Mrs Gail Lightfoot is re­ ropof Delton was a Saturday guest covering very nicely from her re­ of Rev. and Mr# John McCue Sunday xJ*,’oul Hi0®' , cent operation but is still confined We call the attention of our penFour Freeport boys, are among the io her bed. * Mr. and Mrs. Geoigi- large' group that leaves Barr ple to thc above named dates, and Miller and niece of Hastings anrl county Saturday for Camp Grant. invite you to keep them in mind Mr. and Mr*. Jack Healy ot Bqt- III. They are: Dale Leltoy Roush. lor future reference. We welcome . tie Creek were Saturday evening , Albert Wells Reiglcr. Garrett Earl you to all of our mtvicc.’. . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kar- I Everson, and Dale Burns. Dukes Church of ihe United Brethren in ' chcr. * Mrs. Doris Piper of Battle Best of luck boys. Do It up quick . Christ Creek spent Sunday with her par­ and hurry back. w E. B Griffin. D. D. Pastor . rnts. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wood Duration Club Freeport and family. * Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd The Duration Club will meet In >0:30 A. M. Sunday school miuioncr. Under his leadership, expert engi­ Karcher and Marion and Mr* the Library rooms next Wednes-; 11:30 A. M. Morning Worship neers with years nf road building experience Kathleen Dekker of Grand Rap­ ■dav. March 31. Everyone who has' 7:00 P M Christian Endeavor. LLOYD B. REID, present Slate Highway Com­ can be counted on to continue the tradition of Id* and Mr. and Mrs. William a son. relatives, or friends in serv- 'Topic: "The Lord's Prayer: What missioner. has come up through the ranks of a good roads in Michigan. । Crakes, local, were Sunday dinner tee Ls requested io be present ns highway department ihal has built for Mich­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leap KarIt you believe in good roads and if you letters are read, at each meeting, 8:00 P M. Evening service. igan the licst road system in the Nation. cher, * Miss Marilyn Stcrzick of from bovs in service believe in supporting the constructive pel 8:00 P. M. Thursday prayer mcct, South Bowne spent Sunday night Junior Play to be Presented Friday I As an on-the-job highway engineer and as a which has brought good roads to Michig । with Miss Sarah Jane BUrgess. * Night then vote April 5 to continue Reid. State Hi Mr. and Mrs Otto Lightfoot of The Freeport Juniors are pre10: 00 A. M Morning worship .in ever) iiiv pvgi-m ...«. way Commissioner. North Irving wera Sunday dinner .seating the three-act comedy Rar1 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school has given Michigan motorists 5.000 miles of . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kunde In' To Grow". Friday. March 28.: 7 30 P. M Christian Endeavor. new road»—made flic Slate second Io none in ! * A marriage license was Issued 8:00 P M. Evangeliatir scrtlcc. quantity and quality of farm-to-market. rec­ | to Stuart Draper ot Bowne town ­ n tn ’ Dir cast includes: Aunt LU. . The special rervices will contmureational and industrial highway ‘ ' . slim and Gladys Miller of Lowell Mabie. Wood: Linda, her older each evening during the week at I —Lowell Ledger. 30 years ago Items niece, Evelyn Dipp: Jackie. Linda s rw o clock I he community is In| * A recent issue of the Consumers kid sister. Nonna Yoder: Frank, -Hied rited rn to share -drnre tn thest* th«u. services. service.. Power Co bulletin contained a plc- their brother. Keith Buehler: Geo. Bowne Center Methodist ( hurvh Raid Knows the Job! j ture of Winfield E. Sisson, son of Kennedy, their father. Eugene Wil­ Rev. John McCue, pa.vm Your best assurance of well - maintained . the late Eugene and Emma Sis­ liams: Mrs. Bense. who lives across Sunday school 10:00 A. M. streets and highways now and well-laid plans ! son. and brother of Victor Stason. the road. Waiva Deardorff: Nick Mariiing worship ll:00_ A. ?! He has been employed by the Pow- Forman, Lindo's fiance. Bill Van- Theme—"Preparing For The Adi* io continue Reid as Stale Highway. Com-,. •er Co in the Grand Rapid* divi- . derMaie: Leslie Manning, a young .‘Ion. Wealthy St plant, for 25 years tragedian. Ted \Vnlton; Helen , VOTE FOR GOOD ROADS , ♦ Rev D. II. Carrick of Sunfield James, his leading lady. Sarah Jane The W G. T. U. held H Social , will hold the third quarterly meet­ Burgess: Props, who does all the Meeting last Wednesday evening. MONDAY, APRIL 5 ing of the conference year ot„the work. Bob Blough, Lucius Larami.u- March 17, at the homo of Rev. and (Freeport United Brethren church a Shakespearean 'ham". Charles Mrs J. W. McCue. It being St. | April 3 and 4th. ♦ Evangeltatlc Stadel; Mu "Blondie" Southern, a Patrick's day. each one was roservices arc in progress at the woman- of the* world and theater. quested to wear u "bit of green", ' STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER | Pleasant Valley United Brethren Helen Biutance. • A well prepared program was pre(church and will continue until , You like to see comedies, don't sented consisting of songs, duet’. FREEPORT s MEET THE MAN WHO HELPED MAKE MICHIGAN HIGHWAYS GREAT readings, and quiz questions. Every Charlie Bowers Sunday. * You: minute was taken up In the pro­ correspondent^ was on the sick Uit mm. Each person took part In some way. Light refreshment* were served constating of donut* ASSYRIA ■ and cocoa Each one departed to La.it Week's Letter hta home feeling that it was an Mr. and Mrs. Hagadorn of'Kalaevening well-spent __________ 1 were guests on Saturday night of DOWLING Mrs Nellie-r--* Miller of Lacey. * Mrs.. The W. S. C. 8. dinner which was . m-xion. direct*, poelpontd last week will take place Theodore Tack. Red ‘Cross ^ossdlracfo. Briggs locality requem* don­ this week on ’Hiursday. March ». at the £™?thd? rorSSbSttor^i leave their for contributions * The community was saddened by ora to hOm “ Thank* ! the finSi al 2 the unexpected death of Mra John miL Norma of Ursine “ !»»y over Sund.iv."* cfaro^orrb' home over Sunday. * elaro Norris, extended to the family by of Dowling « «/ leader the 4-H Handicraft work friends. The funeral which wan of the Stevens school tor the ycar. largely attended was held at tiro has the class work completed, the church Thursday afternoon, with 4-H clover symbols assigned and burial In the Dowling cemetery. members ready for promotion. * Beside* the husband she is aur- The Young Peoples group of Briggs vlv*d bY two *’*“■ ,our <lau«hter». church met on Saturday nutht at the Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stanton ••>'! numerous relatives and many home. * Miss Katherine Conklin of friends, aim having been a resident Lansing, due to a change of no<dof Baltimore township the past 23 tion, and civil service examination, years * With deep regret, we are was allowed to spend the weekend-, informed of the critical illness of and fust of the week with her parOn. Dunn of Banfield; Mrs: Nel­ enU. Mr. and Mrs. David Conklin son Willison also ha* bean in a * Mr and Mrs. Floyd Randall were serious condition at Leila hospital. at Urbandale on Wednesday to at­ Battle Creek for several weeks and tend a session of the Merry Home Mr*. Julia Skillman formerly of makers held at the home of a niece. Baltimore suffered a bad stroke at ; which hits functioned for 28 yean. the home of her daughter and son- * The Engle pupils have moved to in-hw. Mi and Mrs. Otla Fisher of (the new Checkered school. * The Comstock recently and ts very ill at । meeting of the Happy Dozen has the present tlifie. * Richard Lau- (been iKxiiponed.on account of sickbaugli and mhi Russell wlu> was I ness of Mn Bernice Hughes * home on a short furlough visited George Brunt and daughter. Myrtle Mr"'Lau‘baughis'’rno'uier."'‘Mrx. Af- and Ward Woods spent the werkenn nes otto one day. * Congratulation* hi Missouri with their soldier boy. Brunt. * Daisy King of Batto Miss Charlotte Wilcox and Har­ Ii Lloyd tie Creek visited her parent.. Mr lan Edmands who were married on land Mo Gnvlord Holmes Wednes­ Sunday. March 14. Mr Edmond* day. A We welcome to our neighI borhood two new families. Mr and i Mrs. Goodrich on the Butler farm. week. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stan- I and Mr. and Mrs Wtllfanu anil l,,,‘ entertained six of the Clear I fantllv on the Brotvnn farm. * Meru',kr Guurd* for dinner Suu- l'ritt Hinman is on the sick list. d»j- al their farm home. * The Home Nursing cIsas will meet at LEONARD—JONES” thc honw of Mri. Uoyd Gaskill Prt- ! Miss Bcmlce Jones, daughter of dov afternoon and anyone wishing Mr and Mrs. Frank Jones of As,o h,,lp out in the Red Cross work avila Center, and Dale Chailev tl)ilV imnd their donation, to Mr*, Leonard, son of Mr. and Mrs. George —• •• ------ ■ I Lcontud of Assyria Center, spoke Gaskill or to Mrs. Robert Abcndrbth. ♦ The Misses Florence Wright their wedding vows beneath in and Mildred Gaskill Who are at­ archway of fems, flowers and noon tending M. S. C. arrived in town liglits at the home of the bride, who Saturday and will spend their :wiw given In marriage by the fath­ spring vacation with the home follu. er -The single ring ceremony was i preformed bv Rev. HcnryxCampbch , of Assyria Center church, precerling CEDAR CREEK which Rev and Mrs. Campbell sang Mr. Jennie Waters of Hastings ;-I lajve You Trulythe latter play­ is visiting Mrs Minnie Campbell. ing the wedding march. * Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kellv spent i Her sister. Mire. Annabelle Jones. the wickend with the latter's par­ , was maid of hondr Miss Marilyn ents. Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Mormon Pnrmilee and Miss Maxine P.inntof Kalamazco and attended a fare­ lee were bridesmaids ^nd carried well-party in honor of.Mr. Kellci nnn bouquets. Ring bearer was Nor­ who is leaving sometime this week man Jean Bird, and little Norma for the anny. Mrs. Kelley remain- ,Jenn Bird was flower girl. Donsid id for a longer visit * Mr. and Mr?. Leonard, a brother, was best man. wa|H.r Baird of oun „ cttUca Walter Gull la lake culled . Horarr Nay and Milburn Jones, on M1. Illld Mrs Ardy Owcn FrW,v cousins, wen1 u»iu-nk The attend­ wenln|f. * Mr. and Mr*. Clair ants all carried flowers. After their uunmers and Mr and Mrs. Wendal going away trip they will return to Lammers of Battle Creek visited their new home in readiness for Mr. and Mrs. John laimmcrs Bun­ them near the home of their pat­ Mn) day-. w * mr. Mr. ana and jura, .Mr*. nenry Henry i.wnnar I.tjnnur ents. the fotmer Cargo farm. vutted Earnest Haynes in Hcndcrfchot ,jlstiict Sunday. * Mrs Rus- WEED ERADICATDR Not as much, but sufficient foj jell Watson and Pattec visited Mrs Watson in ff.ovcrdnle Sunday. ■ major needs, will be 1543 supplica o! ----------------- ----------------------• odium chlorate for weed eradica­ HINDS CORNERS tion In Michigan and other stales, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bunnell of according to a Joint announcement Kulamnzoo called at the home of by the War Production Board and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Robinson Sun- the IL s. Department of Agriculture. day afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allocation will be the War Produc­ Konleczny entertained Mr. and Mr.-. tion Board, with prices remainin, Rnbert Phillips and Mr. wid Mrv the -same as last year. »>„ *p-x ■;« s WIMimMllllMllMMMWUiafflmMlBMllijlU^^ ■ AUCTION SALE BUY! REMODEL! THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1943 REPAIR! Owing to old age and scarcity of help I will have an auction sale at my farm one mile east of Calkins school; or 2} miles southwest of Prairieville on Commencing at 1 o'clock p. m. sharp. HORSES MIHMIl-KMffllH Pair gray geldings, ago 12 and 13, wgt. 3500. MONEY for CATTLE Jersey heifer, coming 2 yrs. Jersey bull, coming 2 yrs. Buying Homes for Repairing HOGS 4 brood sows, wgt. 400 lbs. each, one due before sale, three due the 8th of April. 17 fatting hogs, average wgt. 165 to 200 lbs. You can buy the home you like . . . even if you can't build the one you want So decide on the one you like and let us help you buy it. We can still finance the purchase of a home that is already built and finance repairing and rc- modeling, but. we don't know how much longer we will be allowed to. So if you wont to buy a home o.r do remodeling, do it now . . . tomorrow moy be too late. We will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you. Come in today. THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN MEMBER F. H. L B. PHONE 2503 . 7 tons alfalfa, 1st and 2nd cutting. 800 baskets cribbed corn. 7 crates good Yellow Dent seed corn. TERMS: WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS 9 STEBUNS BLDG. HAY Cr GRAIN 7 tons mixed hay. TOOLS 2-row tractor cultivator, Hydraulic lift, used one year. Little Genius 2-bottom, 14 in. tractor plow. McCormick 8 ft. double disc. 8 ft. cultipacker, tractor hitch. 4-sec. spring tooth tractor drag. 2-horse Black Hawk corn planter. New Idea manure spreader. McCormick-Deering grain binder, 7 ft cut. McCormick mower, 5 ft. cut. Dane side rake. Birdsall farm wagon Massey-Harris hay loader. Combination hay and stock rock. Grain drill. Heavy logging bob sleigh. Morl spreader attachment for New Idea spreader. Plotform‘scales, 800 lbs. Fanning mill. Granary truck. Wagon jock. Wool box. 50-gal. caldron kettle. Electric fencer Cash day of sale, no property to be removed until settled for. MAURICE MILLS, Proprietor DEWEY REED. Auctioneer. HENRY ROGERS, Clerk OU PROBAT notice f> entered. for adml pubilcatlc Est. Jo! filed, pro ml t Ung mlnUtrat ---limiting creditors opening Hon for t llcatlon count file tcred. an der for i count"-H Est. O signing of admi rolled. wettlemcr hearing Itor* lul filed. lowing c filed. in for adm polntims bond of of adml Ung set Tearing Itors lun ■dminta petition publican &t. a for udm lowing notlce a Mult Im bond of of adm itlng * for hea iredltor llsmlss ar ent Est. rount •ntcred Est. Accoun rnten <1 if adm rolled. consen due en Lrntor u*ll - o Stock admlni rolled. Eat Ine cla F.*tlowing license '-atlon �THE HASTINGS BANSTn. THURSDAY. M4RCB ?S. 1MI vers Sunday. ♦ Your : Mr. Davis ----met her and they vis- ' SOUTrtWEST RUTLAND night and Monday day. Student* will have another | DURFEE Est. Chester Cole. Order allow­ .... friends, ..... — .-----------opportunity to buy on Monday and | William Hoffman wl»o is spending ited old returning homei Mary Dunn of Kalamazoo spent ing claims entered. Tuesday. March 29 and 30. -at a | the winter with Mr nnd Mrs Lent. Saturday. MLw Winifred of Hax- I the weekend at home with her par­ spent Bunday with his wife Ekt. Wilbur Raum. Petition to —, in —Alexandra, ...». ------------------------------------------------------------rliahtly higher price. The books Stanton and family ting*'accompanied them for a visit lent*, Mr. and Mra. Harry Dunn. ♦ home of Mr. and Mra. ; open safety deposit box filed, order and over--------------------------------------------Bunday. ♦ Sunday guest*—of ,Mr. and Mr* Ernest Gorliam and will not be distributed until the Virginia Virgfnia u welt. well. * Mr. — -* Mr*, -----1° <>P«n safety deposit box entered. (Roger *pent Sunday with'rd- i Mr. and Mr*. Heber Foster were Mr. family and Mr*. Buhl Beatty of Johnson of Hickory Corners. ’ i-° ------ --Davis -------------------- (BATE ( OURT j will filed. jxttUon for probate filed. Mis* Rowe's English literature last week ut school. near Lacev. * Mr. and Mr*, and Mr* Jake Van Dyk and thc ! Kalamazoo wera Bunday vialling al Oley Douglas*. Donna and > A moving picture called "Eyes of atlve* ! Ext. Julia Rock. Will filed, peti- order for publication entered, proof elms is learning |>oems by Milton. Frank Green and Mr. and Mrs. latter * *l»ter and husband of Kai- the home ot tlieir parent*. Mr. and spent last Friday at Uw ti Hon for probate filed, waiver of of publication filed. • The girls glee club sextette san,-, tire Navy” was shown in roam 110 ;Thomas Hoffman spent Tuesday in amazoo. * Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd El- f Mrs. France Gorham. ♦ Zana DougnoUce filed, order for publication । Est. John A. Smith. Final account at the American Legion birthday in Central building during the noon Adrian. Recent guest* ot Mr. ant! llston of Nashville are moving on lass of Hastings called at the home COWS WATCH CLOCK entrieu f filed supper last Friday night at tin liour Thuraday. March 18. for those ;Mrs. Thoma* Hoffman were Mr. I, the Sarah Ickes farm, recently vac____ ot her grandparent*. - -----*«- —a •«—Mr. and Mrs Eit. Eugene J. Barnum. Petition, 1 ... American Legion hall. Their selec­ bovs interested in Hie Sea Senice ;and Mrrs Frank Green of Hiding- ated *' ‘ by **" Mr. and Mrs John •**“ *' Moore. ------ Roy Oaks Sunday afternoon. ♦ Mr. brunch of the Victory Corps, al­ for administrator filed, order for — ... in ~~ the — Mrs. Anna and Mrs. Harry Dunn attended the publication entered license to sell Hied, tcstlmonv of tions were "Chinese Lullaby" and though others were welcomed. Ap­ ton and Mr and Mrx.-WUU* Honey- Recent guest* .. ---------.. ---------------... — u _ Farm Bureau meeting ut the home "Broken Melodyr*-The-**«trtte con ­ .ette of Kalamazoo. * Mrs. H. D. Hammond home were Mr. and Mra. Eat. John Mead. ' Proof of service freeholders filed, license to zell bproximately thirty students ut- ! Duvl* spent several days last week Ardy Owens of Cedar Creek and Mt. filed. proof of will filed, order ad- «»<d. bond on sale fdid oath >*•- sisted of; Virginia Wheating. Ilriie tended.. • ••• n—।nd Rapids and and Mra. Gerald Erb of Grand Rap- Tuesday evening. * Mr*. Rankin milting will entered, bond of ad- fore sale filed, report of said filed. Reger*, soprano*: Agnes Thompson. Roy .Stcenbock. of the advanced Hurt of Brush Ridge spent Sunday mini*trater with will annexed fil'd I E*t. Dor* Fedewa. Final account, Portia McEHury. second sopranos: shop class, ha* finished his project^ wenl to Dutton Friday night where id*. Beverly Bradford. Eileen Sherbinletter* testamentary laaued. order 1 filed, order allowing. account cna chirkcn coou in which there was , Umitlng settlement entered, petition i tered. extensive mathematics applied. Clar­ 37ie seniors voted on their com ­ Ebt. Don E. Pierce. Order con ­ for hearing claim* filed, notice to mencement nnuiAnccinents Tues­ ence Hoffman and Robert Babcock . creditors Issued, petition to open firming, sale entered. arc striving to compete arc weld­ .* Est. Glen C. Frederick. Final ac­ day. safetv deposit box Hied, order for ers made frorrt 112 volt Dodge mot­ opening safely de box entered. count filed, waiver ot consent filed.., 37ie final all-school declamation ■ Est. Dnrna Bhci 111 filed, petl- order allowing account entered, dis­ "Contest WM held at Central audi­ ors. Miss Butler*, our school nurse, lias lion for probate fi inter for pub- charge of administrator Issued, es­ torium Friday. March 19 Thc con­ testant* hud been chosen earlier In resigned from her position in order tate enrolled llcntlon enured. Est. Effie P. Goodyear. Petition the week by the speech claxs from to enter the senice as an amiy Est. Charles H. Loehr. Final nccount filed, order to assign slock en- tv to dUral™ dismiss ’' i;racc?d!.".gs proceedings nnd d! i- those who had won in freahman nurse. She will remain here until tered. amended inventory filed, or- [ charge of adnilnbtrator administrator tiled, order and sophomore English classes. called for duty. I to dismiss . proceedings nnd dls- They were Bettv Cortrlght. Loraine der for publication entered. On Tuesday. March 23. an as’’inlstrator entered Est Lucy E. Deaklns. Annual ac- charge of -^■ admit Schantz, and Abcn Johnson scinuiv •cmblv wo* was given given ror for me the rugn high count filed. —. I Eat. Olndepn —r.. W.' Briggs. Waiver Alien Johnson won first piner, l.o- e(.|.ooi eighth grade clrls the , Est. Grace M. DeMott. Order as- inf r.oiiceHkd, order appointing ad- beth' Cortriolit ttSrll**' Th.‘* brtn« t0 K,ve ^rls Wormasigning residue entered, discharge minUtraTor entered. "r; k,;; ln'iu,i‘n",<,t**r of administrator Issued, estate enJames Hammond. Annual rolled. .{-account filed. Schilling nnd Mr Herbert Rein’ Bit. Alice Crotue. Order limiting Est. Luella Thomas. Amended hard*.. • The first and second place STRIKER settlement entered, petition for inheritance tax determined. Inher- winners will portlrluate in a dis­ Air Cadet Lewis Rex Hansen of hearing^clalm* tiled, notice to cred- itnnce lax waiver Hied, final re- trict contest at n later date. ..... Nashville. Tenn., was a Friday afHoni Issued, warrant and inventory ' celpls filed, order allowing aerount Dr. Alexander M. Campbcll. urnoon guest irf Mr. and Mrs WllCampbell. filed. । entered, discharge ot executor 1s- Maternal Health Consultant spoke Hum Cramer. Jr . nnd Mrs. ’Edith • &t. Luella Thoma*. Order al- | sued, estate enrolled. to the boys and girls ot the sen- Cramer Friday evening he accoinWhile we must realise thc tremendous war effort put forth throughout the United States, we come to that lowing claims entered, final account Est. Dora Fedewa. Final receipts ior claiw on thc subject ot "The par.icd hli sister. Mra Chester filed, inheritance tax determined. 1 filed, dbcharge of admin'stratrix Is- Physiology of R< production mid Cramer to their parents home at full realisation only after we find serious shortages of all articles pertaining to our every day life, in every Est. Andrew R. Adams. Petition ' sued, estate enrolled. Preparation for Marriage mid Pir- Barrytbn. Michigan, leaving for for administrator Hied, order ap- ! &t Herman Sodvr. Petition to enthood," at wparate rnectnn:< held Trnnrx.'.ee on Saturday to rc .umt city, hamlet and village. While it is impossible to get some merchandise it is still possible that you can get pointinc administrator entered, open safetv deposit txrx fibil. or- 37icrdny. March 16 his studies nt an nir school. * Guv bond of administrator filed, letter* • <)er to open safety deposit box en37ic bu>ini-."nirri of Hastings are Mead of Bnnfield spent several repairs and parts, for your washer. Perfection and Bosse stove, sewing machirie, etc. So if you want to keep of administration Issued, order Ilin- I tered. be the sponson of a ro-cond Vic- rlavs at the home of hi* parent*, Idnz settlement entered, petition for Est. May T. K. Hoeltzel. Ti*>H- to torv Sing to be h'-ld April 2 In CenMr and Mrs. James Mead, last these important necessities in perfect working order for thc duration, let Roth Furniture be your headquarters hearing claims filed, notice to cred- monv of freeholders filed, license to tral auditorium. Thc combined voc----** — ------------------week. * William Cruttcnden was llors issued. | sell tMued. bond on sale filed, oath groups will be one of the fea­ tjuilc severely Injured when he fell for these services. E*t. little M. Garn. Petition foi before sale filed, report of sale filed, al from a wagon, and tils condition is administrator filed Est. Julia A. Rock. Proof of nub- tured attractions Mothers of the boys on the has- repotted as being about ... r ..... the same Est. Mary E Bollman. Will Hird. Hcation filed, nroof of service filed petition for probate filed, order for proof of .will filed, order admitting ketbull team gave Hie team a ban- * Mr. and Mra. Ira Chaffee entcrquet in the Izvrion hall on St Pat- tained their children on Sundav in publication entered. !— will •” — entered. —• nek's dnv. Coach Brazak present- honor of their youngest sori elat­ Eft. Glndeon W. Brings. Petition , EM May T. K. Hocltxcl. ed certificates of merit from the ence who leaves for Camp Giant for administrator filed. confirming rale entered. Est. Inez E. Nichols. Order al­ Bit. Charles A. McMannfc Final Michigan High School Athletic As- this week. Mr. and Mrs. fcdwin Gociation to the team members Chaffee nnd Mr. and Mrs. Richard lowing cla,m* entered. I account filed. Some of the students In the ml- Chaffee and children of Freeling. Ext. Lettie M. Garn. Waiver of Est. Eugene J. Barnum. Proof of notice nnd consent filed, order ap­ publication filed, order appointing vancfd typing nnd office practice Mr and Mrs. Lynden Norris and pointing administrator entered, administrator entered, bond of ad­ cln*M** are doing work In different children of Cedar Creek and Mr bond of administrator filed, letters ministrator filed. letters of udnun- offices ns n Mibstllution. Marjorie nnd Mra Harry McClukin nnd Mrs of administration issued, order lim­ istranon issued order limiting set­ I. Boyes is working mornings at Elen nor Sherman nnd children of iting settlement entered, petition tlement entered, petition fur he tr­ the Consumer:. Power Co ; Donald Hastings Mr and Mrs. Dave Water* -■ -for hearing claim* filed, notice to ing claims Died, notice to creditor:. Clark, at th<; Hastings Miinulactur- <f Hastings ----------------------were also present and■ Excise and soles tax not included creditors issued. , bunted. ingCo: Winifred Lancaster tn Mr. .... lu Mrs. w Mr. „, nnd Orville rmmuMM Fountain OI of E*t. Hcnrv J. Toon Proof of Hansen's office: and Ortha Haw- the Center Road called in the afEst. Clara Belle Taylor. Order dismissing petition fpr administra­ 1 publication Hied, order allowin': ac­ blltz will soon begin work nt thc ternoon. * Mr. and Mrs. Vent Bum­ count entered, discharge of admin­ Hasting* Manufacturing Company, ford of Battle Crreek called on her tor entered. Est. Henry J. Tooze. Final ac­ . utrator issued, estate enrolled ...T?'*!. },.'.Ulor I’’"*. "H/iiven Cmi father. Gilbert Scott Sunday. ■* count filed, order for publication ! Eat. George U. Dunning. Proof Walt will tw given Friday eveninu. Our tcndier, Mts^Leo Dull is quite 9' We still have a very nice of publication filed, order appoint- March 26. nt HtpO o’clock. Tin- lead- ■rick- —with entered. i.i. ■■si — <j — cold m> .>there < is — no Annual |llv ..v.. administrator Est. Philip T. Cohrrove. A"-.! ............ ...entered, bond of Ing characters tire: Mr. Jordan, the • rhool for a dav or two. * Fred selection of "Aladdin" account filed, order for publication administrator files! letters <>f »d; -—- Service who is in Hie navy and is ministration entered. ~ *“ ‘ issued, order litnitlnu ters: Joe. a young boxer, James « nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and "Rembrandt” Est. Cora I. Shoubell Discharge settlement entered, petition for Malcolm; Bitty l.nrnn. the pretty Rose called on them on Sundav. it administrator issued, estate en­ hearing claims filed, notice tz> cred­ young Indy. Helen Carl: Messenger Mr. Service is stationed nt Oakland itors Issued. rolled. 7013. the "gnl" who caused the mix- California and hla home is in Grand Est. Frank Felghner. Waiver of £«t Julia A. Rock. Bend of ex­ up Barbara Shannon. Mix I^rvene. Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs. William consent filed, order asslunlne resi­ ecutrix filed, letters testamentary an fight ra.1.1 snanairer. Richard ..R:r,r.v; ....... Ctan„,r Jr nn<) Balltira called on due entered, discharge of adminis­ bunted, order limiting settlement en­ Mix. Farnsworth, n woman in low ,.11U Mrs Daniel Poland rs»unu oi nnd of wnaMldtrator issued, estate enrolled. tered. petition for .hearing claims with her husband s lawyer: Pauline Mr with either silk or wash­ dlevlllc on Sunday. * Mr. and Mra Est. Clinton S. Boice. Ord-r to filed, notice Io rrrrlliorx issued. Chandler: and Tony Abbott, thc Frank B<rkruff who live In Emorv tell or assign Consumers Power EM. Emanuel Brndlsck. Petition husbands lawyer. Jack Maxson able parchment shades Houahtnlin'tt cottace are Mnvine Stock entered fot administrator filed, waiver of Report cards were <li*.D1bii!<d for with Mr. nnd Mra Charles Woods of Est. Anna M. Boice. Discharge of notice filed, order appointing •■<!and included in this group administrator Issued, estate en­ minlstraior entered, bond of admin­ • Jie first marking period of the :•<- Hu-Ung* for a while. * Mr and Mi . Wilbur win«ir Tobias Trj.u. have moved on­ which arc spring filled and beautifully covered, istrator filed, letters of administra­ ond Semester Wednesday. March 17 Mrrolled is a selection of swing Ext Dora Fedewa. Order allow­ tion isnieti. order limiting setll"- and were returned to tlu* office Fri­ to the Bob Hart farm, formerly get yours early. There will be no more for the " owned by Laurence Fuhr. ment entered, petition for hearing day. March 19. ing claims entered. arm bridge lamps with Doomsday books went on sale — — —--- ----------------E»t. Lvdia Simpson. Order al­ ciaims filed, notice to creditors Is­ duration. Reasonably Priced. Monday and Tuesday. March 15 DON'T RVY THINGS YOH nON*T lowing claims entered, petition for sued. ivory, gold, silver or oxi­ ____ ______----------------------nnd 16. an outstanding record oi Icense to sell filed, order for pub­ FOR VICTORY BLY WAR BONDS J12 sales being made on the flrat lication entered. dized bases from HIGHSCHOOL NOTES OURTHOUSE Letter Ira. Hagadorn of'KalaBarbara Gene Moon night °f filler of Lacey. * Mrs Ck. Red .Cross dlraclc. > lo«Hty rraueau donthrir contilbutiona al unday. * ciarc Norris. 1 4-H Handicraft work i» school for the year, r work completed, thc symbol* assigned and «dy for promotion. * ■copies group of Briggs on Saturday night at Mrs. Norman Stanton I Katherine Conklin of to a change of poitiI1 service examination.* to spend tire weekend he week with her per­ il Mrs. David Conklin rs. Floyd Randall were pn Wednesday to ntn of the Merry Home it the home of a niece, nctloned for 28 years, pupils have moved to ekertd school. * The he Happy Dozen has Bernice Hughes * nnd daughter. Myrtle ods spent the weekend rilh their soldier boy. * Daisy King of Batlud her parents. Mr 'lord Holmes Wedne*clcome to our neighnew families. Mr and i on the Butler fann. Mrs William* nnd Brotv on farm. * Mers on the sick list. ONES e Jones, daughter of Frank Junes of A*and Dale Chai les f Mr. and Mrs. George tuyria Center. -poke l vows beneath an ms. flowers and neon ome of the bride, who uarriage by the fath­ ! ring ceremony was Rev. Henry Campbell iter church, preceding d Mrs. Campbell sang nily." the latter play)g march. itlss Annabelle Jones, honor. Miss Marilyn Miss Maxine P.inniesniaids and carried Ring bearer was Not­ 'd. and little Nonna s flower girl. Donnlti nhcr. wax best man., ind Milburn Jones, usher*. The attend1 flowers. After their to in rradlnea* for home of their pairr-Cargo farm CATOR n. but sufficient for 111 be 1M3 supplies oi an and other stales. Joint aniiounccinfhi reduction Board and tment of Agriculture, be the War Producth pikes remainin,'. ht. tfaHTurtiis/ted Below is a list of items which we still have a quantity of, but when these are gone perhaps there will be no more for the duration since their manufacture is being prohibited- 2 BURNER "BOSSE" KEROSENE STOVES only $23.50 A quantity of 100% all wool x 12', 10' 6" x 15' and 12' x 15' RUGS and 9* broadloom. FLOOR LAMPS A limited number of I iving room suites, occasional and lounge chairs, To wash and clean Venetian Blinds, wood work, AUCTION SALE one mile 43 Having sold the farm, I will dispose of the personal property at public auction at the form located 3 miles south of Hastings on M-37 on TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1943 cows ulic lift Holstein cow, 8 yrs. old, colt by side. Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh in Jon., bred back, Feb. 23. Brown Swiss cow, 5 yrs. old, due in April. Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh in Jan., bred back Mar. 12. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh in Feb., bred back Mar. 21 ter, 7 ft Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, due July 10. Durham cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh in Feb., not bred back. Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh in Jan.. wagon. ileigh ew Idea fencer. walls, tile and upholstery ask "VAPOO"—A marvelous product and for 69 easy to use. Per quart, only $1350 to $2250 This is o scarce item, se­ lect yours early. Tf’s Time To Think About Spring House Cleaning Let's dwell o moment on that KITCHEN, HALL or BATHROOM floor, why not brighten it up with one of thc many fine patterns of linoleum you can always find at ROTH'S — We hove a very large selection of patterns and colors in all grades of Armstrong, Congolcum-Nairn & Sloan-Blabon floor covering. Starting at 1 o'clock, I will offer the following articles: HORSES Pair iron grey mares, 6 yrs. old, wgt. 3000 lbs. A REAL TEAM. actor painted bred Jan. 19. Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old, due May 10. Guernsey bull, year old in June. HOGS 3 black sows, due lost of May. 2 white sows, due last of May. Red boar, 8 mos. old. FEED Quantity of Hay. 200 bu. good yellow corn. 6 fr. itondord and heavy felt bate* for only 45c and 55c per cqiiere yard FARM MACHINERY Chore Boy milking machine, double unit, nearly new. Double work harness. 5 collars. McCormick mower. Land roller. Dump rake. Walking cultivator Wagon and good flat rack. Riding cultivator. Old wagon 5 tooth cultivator. Tank heater 100 ft. of 1J in. hay rope. Hog troughs. Set hay slings. Chicken crates. Milk cart. Crates. Grass seeder. 50-gal. oil drum । A very fine selection of 9 ft. felt base—Tile, including 26 different dolors which will lend beauty Kitchen range. China cabinet. Solid oak wardrobe. Odd chairs. Center stand. I Drop leaf gate leg table Heating stove. Oak buffet. 6 dining room chairs, leather covered. Many other articles too numerous to - mention. and Marbelizcd 44‘ and and radiance to any room. Per running ft. or sq. yd. 55‘ To lay your floor without seami, see our large selection of Armstrong 59 59‘‘ °"d 69 12 ft. standard and Quaker felt linoleums ot only, per square yard. INLAID LINOLEUMS STANDARD HOUSEHOLD GOODS Floral patterns to choose from. Be sure to see one of the latest floral patterns INLAID—Nairn Quality with adhesive back, cemented to your floor, felt or $<|95 morel only, per square yard only, per. square yard.----- ------------ 9x12 floor costs you laid, only STANDARD INLAID—Armstrong Marballa. laid ovtr felt paper (Patterns, 10c per sq. yd. $Q19 _$23.40 9x 12 floor costs you laid, only " $26.26 LI NOFLOR—Color goes char through to a durable felt back. Expertly cemented to $4 24 For only about 12'1 more than "STANDARD IN­ LAID" you may hove installed a very heavy 1-8 in. your floor. Per. square yard.----- ------ —— 9 x.9 floor space costs you laid, only ■ ... $11.61 inlaid linoleum with burlap bock, at the same time giving you about twice the wearing quality, a very fine selection of colors to choose from. Per squore yard laid, only------------------ $g59 Ask to see DES-TEX if you want a , , shampoo. Included in this package h a Do-Mothing liquid with sprayer for easy application. $4 50 Only.......................................................................... ■ TERMS OF SALE: CASH, NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR WALTER J. SUNDAY, Prop >, Clerk DEWEY REED, Auctionee PHONE 3467 HASTINGS CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk W. A. ROTH, Furniture HASTINGS PHONE 2226 �rta» mm I moved from the Myrtle Cook house end at her home at Parmelee. * attended. Borne business was tran- I upper Idaho several years. Is In {service will be held this Friday at ker. Mra W. R. Welh of Woodbury. BARRYVILLE [moved from the Myrtle Cook house lend at her home a; rarmeiee. w i 1 on Arlington St. to the Slocum . . ------i.*_ j — '.acted and an offering was taken Michigan on a visit and will spend the home of Mrs. Mattie Benaway Besides Mr. and Mra. Weils, their Our Red Cross solicitor, Mrs. El-i hotw । Mrs ..-Maud Pitch who »... ha* ka been Cr ■■- next Sunday at the home of his on Orand Rapids St., with a pot- son Iral and wife, also were guetu. «’er Giliett reports •«ra ®L*7" spending some time at her former for tor the the benefit benefit of of the the Red I ,The hostess conducted ccndueted a or — brother, Wm. p. *<"■ BarryyHle BanT'T,u* community and J. home In Jackson, returned to her .The — -.rue ..... .. -------- . ..... . Corson . ...and where luck dlnnPr ttl ] udock. uuilex ue '* worthy matron Nora Stimson Was „r r~s.« it the lUnton home Satur- 'false quiz — on .Kthe Bible. Mrs. Irving vlng si hrai'.t'etunlng Ucnttcoining of {rltr.d* frltr.d* und and reiurd»l»-.---------..................... brin„ lable tcn-icrI. un(1.! hobless to a potluck supper and par- very * gratified r*uf‘®d “ at l Ute splendid J, .ndI kprfl livet is planned Old friends ot OU, Luts will be the haslets for April tfvci of Olt- wichch and food. An interesting ty at the Eastern Star hall Thurs- !Pon*$1 Miss ar*"™ vsns? or.d will be twitted by Mrs Eldon ver ’ s are asked to call and we him dBcwMaon of the Study bock book ls is be- !'day .~rn Burr Bna iW. ’ Yer's. .“sked 'r 'discuMImi itjT evening for the officers and ,^ “- ,^ ------ —"irs. Isabel Lepper. * Sunday j——• — ---------- Hl* — mother who -­ if possible". prepared to be ------conducted —j—on ------ai— their husbands -------------------honoring <»_ the .k, Ma March rch Joy J°y Van Doren and Miss Agnea| Agnus It was hostess to tier ner . r R. at BeelB. ” C. Plauswell unable to be ctocher. Um in .school with Mar Hole* birthdays of fivewere of the officer* wereMr* Sunday gucsM nock hospital at Hastings. Saturday Frank Janeschek funlly of Nuh- ;g ^sjndjy dtonenguests at^' ”hSwift Fr its the Mrs. bridge club. Friday evening.. Mra.■ .resides presentatbecause of isthe infinities * "Calm Yourself will a. be Those honored Florence oil- °f Mr. Harry an^| _and ___ _ dinner . Green Orten *nd| for appendicitis. We arc glad to ■ v«» and Mr. and Mr*. Qus Hligcr r'f bfother-in-"aw' and and sis—- ---------------------------------------- the dub of age and bls brother Jay of Flint thP nUractlnn this week-the play 'lette. Marjorie Bedford. Helen VoUy of Bellevue. * \Mr. David Chase wll Imtertrnn °LP e,Uviie'o.t Ir and Mra. she is making a nice recovery. * [ of west Hiomapple were Sunday . . Mr and Mr*. Lloyd Vincent at i thia this coming coming Friday Friday night. night. * Mr. recently aufered a stroke and U Very ties Day and Stuart. intent at the Junior claAs at the T-K art Doris Poulson and Lucile Smal- Charles fatuart. Mrs Oor- . Hoffman and Wenflcll Day Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wright of Orjmd 'dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. Jer- £•;.Tj...""1! Mr and Mra .William; V",u— and •”rt Mrs. Mr* Will W1” H. H Johnson Jnhn'n" vtsited ill * Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Blake en- school. Thursday and Friday nights, tv’ * Mrs Elmer* Fenton waain. don Rapids were Sunday callers at the vis Campbell west of town. * Mr.1 1“ littles^jo John itre- their daughter. Mrs Bernard Pecs m. It b a three-act farce Grand Rapids this Monday to see were were Sunday Sunday dinner dinner guests gueaU of of Mr. ana uwe sun juuu - fertained at a dinner party in Oranit <at H W. P. Cotton home Mr Wright was and Mra. Herbert Thorpe and two vnmpoen nd Mrs. Karl Gasser ' and and --------son of turned to their home in J Detroit, Detroit, and and family family at at Hastings Hastings. Tuesdav Tuwdav. * * R.:!>.ds on Satutday i; nmg honor- wltl" Ap^ie }ounuter.7aking Art her gre.f r^h« WcW vJ?. “ bom in this vicinity, on the place young daughters of Kalamazoo Sunday after-*- week spent it at his Minor nnd twn ewt. ehil- Ing Miy. Martha. Sciiaa who has .* ,Mr. ar.d Nft5 gjrney CWcr and {who enured service Tuesday. * Earl * Auyria. ”yria *JMr. Mr. and “nd Mra Mrs Elmer Gil­ hu i Rev. °*u Emeraon »»»"«•• east of town known a* the Clem spent Sunday with her pnrenta. Mr father ratners iwme. * w Olenn uuum Blake w*.d dren of SlevciisviUe. aVLitcd hii-patj Mr. and Mra. Vern Mar­ ,.u------a Hr.nrrfrtiavrn.vitu i.uert hf. ,„r. joiiud the M.ume*. Other Children of the Prairie were Sunday VanSickle. and hb brother-in-law lett and **" ’s home. and Mugridge place and 1* now looking and Mrs. Floyd Holts, * Miss Eve- hLs son-in-law. Lieut. -Marc Squler ents Rev and Mra. I. W. Minor were y Miss Haze! Campbell. Bordet ^1,^ RUn,t» of Mr nnd Mrs.James Ralph Pahhcr took Sgt. and Mrs. shall and daughters were Sundry 11 tar .a Ioration back in our town, jyn Geukes and Clarence Serllan, — ...j on _ Ueut. Martindale Benaway. called at L._Pine Thursday. His mother al»o accom- e irtmuaic ni rmc ’n?WniA and i Pvnder. Afternoon caller* were Mr. Russell Palmer to Detroit Saturday afternoon callers of Mr and Mrs. Middleville U like a magnet—has an student* nt Michigan State College lake. Sunday tnoml ’l£F a?ni ?’ {52-” and Mrs- Alien Pender of Hastings and remained over the weekend Richard Hclntg and family and Mr — * — , £nnl|f<L ‘2J1, L? S’rr*dSlaty- <n.NennV irresirtable draw for its native dtl- i are spending the week * vacation k_ xoeoier ano k r-Blake are num- he ^“d business. * Mr. nr.d XIra Middleville and Caledonia w*rr , and Mr. and Mrs. Corner Schondel-1 RusaeU. who has been home on fur- and Mra. Arthur U’Ren and family ■n*. * Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Harper. 1 with theth home folkj. * Mrs Julian bered with those ill with severe Uwls Sklnni r of Leighton recehed Wraent to enjoj the meeting of the of Middleville. * Mrs Nellie ilbugh for the post two weeks leaves near Eaton Rapids. * Mr. and Mn C L filar ar and Mra. Mrs. Lcnna Lenna Potts and daughters. Mrs Glen colds it A. S 2c Hazel Campbell of word recently of ihe.safe arrlstd in Middleville Wornan s club l .icsd.n Thompson spent Sunday with her thU Tuesday for Gilroy, Calif. His Ralph McClellan of Bellevue and Dean and Mra James Robertson Kirkpatrick spent Wednesday in ’ Chicago who recently completed her Australia, of Hjelr son-Ciare who afternoon. Following the bikini:-.-, a brother end sister-in-law. Mr. and 1 wife will remain tn Detroit with her Rachel were Saturday night and Grand Rapids. * Qld ■Middleville were Grand Rapids visitors. Wed­ training in the WAVES spent the was Inducted last October. * M..s. avxome to the Caledonia ladle* wa. Mrs Charles Minor west of town, i [>eoi>le. * George Henry Fox. a resl- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al­ friends are clad to know that Mrs. nesday * Charles Campbell re­ wci-Kviia weekend wim with nci her parents. Mr «nu and C-itra held paiviio. nn. “...... Izm-rgun •— .......... . a- sale ...... ot -­ given by Mr-- Har.-y Benne t Sp.- ** Little LittleMary MaryJane JaneNichols, Nichols,daugh-j daugh- dent idem ofof this thia vicinity vicinity the the past po&t ter. ten bert McClelland * Mr. and Mrs Lenna VanAttcn Johnson is back turned home Saturday from a week Mrs. Chiton Campbell- and ._u Middle- household goods .»tU her her home hnn... on nn c!n! musk was fuinirtn^ by a group . ttr ------,of• Mr •*- und —। Mr*. •»— Philip „u,u- »<.•._<. Mchol* । yean., died diednt nt his his home home on on the the IrvIrv­ Ralph DeVine were Sunday after­ In her Bowne Center farm home af­ । surnt In Detroit with his brother vlllt friends. Hazel U in the dis- ;west‘ Main St. H w-’Hi Thornaoplv who .... has been .... in -------•*------------------------------ of' noon callers of Mr and Mrs Dale. uJ ....w s" Saturday and is go- of xingera from the T-K s. ing road, three miles southeast ter sometime spent In a Grand Tom. and other relatives. * Mr and bursing department at Abbott Hah. int to the Jwb- ihj Home in Grand bv the school band ITte iirograni IU rllPUnwUe tern. fcver. u •m w|th wiui uhuuwui K. able .u,v to ,u , town. town. Thursday Thursday morning murniug at at the ihc age ngC DeVine and the Nelson Brumm’s. Mrs. Henry Brog visited her sister. Rapid*, hospital. * Mr and Mrs . *<.t 93 years. The remains were taken * Mr. and Mrs. James Fennell and on tile downtown campus of North­ Rapids to reside. * Ivan Bronkh.irst. was a forum conducted by Mr.. Pau! ;bc about thc house. j* Mr ...a and Mrs rof Clair Bron and children spent Sun­ Mrs Flla Brog at Kalamazoo Bun­ western University. * Mr and Mrs. went to Plainwell Friday night to -----------Raynone Rolfeoiof ttauie Battle vreex Creek were were to 1,AChicago, his former home — u._ Pauline of Lansing spent Sunday ■ ■ -----. ............... .. '—— ..., , , «-v , i i«ay where day in Grand Rapid* with her par­ day aftemoon.x* MLss Laurel Mac­ Clare Schantz and two small girls spend thc week-end with hi.-, inmt­ ins part were Mrs Wm J Uebh r. weekend eCkend visitors visitors of of her her slater. sister. MrMrs funeral services were held Monday with Mr. and Mra. Marcel Evalet '-’training nt Sparrow ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tabor. * ’ . . Robert ^,r) I(Pv nllI| fam«y. Mts. Lee and with interment in Oakwood ceme­ and Enid. * Mr and Mra. Maurice Mr. and Mrs. Mort Lake and * Mr. nr.d Mrs. Rav Lyons had a Mr; Gerald White. Mi sing, spent thc week- nnd Thc Laurel Scnslba family have hospital — two daughters, all of Grand Rap­ liappy surprise recently, the an­ Denn end Mra. Norman Mnclvcr. daughter Nancy accompanied them tery. He is survived by his widow. Adrlanson and son Peter were Sun­ nouncement of the birth on March Ihe neM meeting is scheduled for 'to Battle Creek for a few days visit Elizabeth, a son A. R. Fox and a day callers of Mrs. Jennie Endsleyl ids were Sunday visitor* of Mrs. S's parents. Mr. nnd Mrs Rush 2 of a baby Ctrl nt thc home of th<dr April b. Roll call will U> A Nr ' * Mrs Hattie Smith spent Sunday (laughter. Mrs. W J. Lynch of Chi­ in Hustings * Dr and Mrs. C. PI Ivan .... Lyons and wife in Ames. bouk worth reading. * Ivan Lyons ia. Caledonia with Mra. Vina Carl cago * Mrs. Homer DeWeerd 's Lathrop and Mr. and Mrs. Earl| Randnil * Mrs E. J. Talbot re- son. r -• ceived a message Sunday morning 1 Iowa. Ivan and lit de son Rainey uao ha.', ben m Arucs. rawa .o. ,-nd family. * FJli,Crns3Whoisnow honoringhcrnunt.Mrs.aicnnKer- Rothaar of Hastings and Mr. and; notifying her of the death o! her,were recent vbito> of hLs pan.nta. r’m1‘'‘'ii!"'i,ri'nJtrn*I;.8rutx £« '' mnioved nt Baltic Creek, w.ra home meen with u shower at her home Mra. E. H. Lathrop were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and MrsJ rten-father. Urn Howe n Flint. He » rhe regular me."Ung of t'.c Ahd ’'I? r‘1 wl,h itis mother,-Mrs. Maud Cross; on Main St. this Tuesday evening. had been In poor health thc past dlcvHle OtS will be b.e.d thliFriM?i'ilA17i.alnXn!ieC;Tiht1^Cm" (,lr ’*”* *cekend. * The manv 1 * Old friends of Albert Vredenburg Will Hyde ★ Sunday evening call­ two vears. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence day evening. This will be the men tnry cl Hrllsdak county. This1 P®- , friends of Mra. Vinnlc Johnson, who are glad to know he is improving ers of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gilletl Stceby of Grand Rapids were Sun- 'night and a good attendnnee of ••.non had rr-n held oy ■< illlam 1 staying at the home of her son from hi . iitr>..««•<»>> , k . A., *«,a hLs iltncss with the flu and were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ta&ken dav visitors of her parents and members Is desired. * Mr. anti Mra. Carmichael, a fonuer ttticher of trl.md Johnson near Unsing, are able to ait up for u short tlmi-. * of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs Dorr! brother. Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Jones Merle Boyer of Grand Uulgc and Ihornapplc-Kellogg schtxil who is Kjnd to know she has recovered Mr. and Mrs Miner Palmer received Webb of Nashville * Mr. and Mrs. and Charles. In Letahton. * Mr. and Mr. nnd Mra Lie McUe’hv ef taking a similar position in Indiana ulc,.ly rrom her fBll an<1 b nbout a letter Monday from their .son. Wayne Cottrell and daughter oil were Tuesday callers of] Mra G. E. Blake were guests at a । Grand Rapid- were Simony vi ‘tors ♦ Harold.Kcrmrrn and Miss Le.- the house —.... l>ut •-— anxious —.«« —to — get «...back Dick who hns been ill in a hospital Hastings t**r Sorters Rnrtnr. entertained enlertnlnerl their their |Kirt:.nr. ;. to .,o. Middleville. birthday dinner at Woodland. Wed- । at the Claude Ker.nun home ★ Lt ter Mlaalc »-n ir. <*__Mr w Mr n ann ^Irs. MI7. E K in nl » a wutft^Pacific soum rncinc island. tuana. A A letter letter Mr. and Mrs. George GIHctt anra and 10 ROOM strictly modern house in 3rd ward, nexday evening, honoring Mrs B’s‘John H. Madd’.n. U. S- A- D< tach­ cn^.- Mr anti Mrs Claude l.ermeyn H Barber of.Grand Rapids were'Was also received from Miss Ann soils. The. Gilletts were Saturday close in, double garage and this place is in A-l nephew. Cpl. Richard Hilbert of Ft. , nier.t of Clinton. Ontario v: the and Mr. and Mrs. Socters. also Hcs- {Sunday 'suni'-” visitors of *• — — ■—— Mr ”Perry *•— —who *— •— her parent-s. hax ■------been Dick’s’ -----nurse. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs For­ two brothers. ;and ant| Mra Lewis. Wash * Mrs. Claude Ker- guest of his father and sister. Is in ter > sister-in-law. and ..... ... F. R Prlndle. * Rev Both letters state he Ls making a est Rose of Middleville * Mny condition, a bargain at$10,000.00 • *1,11,1• Mrs. I. W. Minor visited their nice recovery for which we are all Clam Day and Vivian and Mr ana mt—n returned Thursday evening H Madden and Mrs. Dorotiiy Bnn- of KaUmazini. n’ Jht «e “— •*r,nu 11 froin Cheboygan, where she wa..s.neville. over the weekend. * The home, r-um..,.. eflmdny *- Mi5 Al Dutcher. . children nt Otsego and Knlnmazoo ' grateful. * Mrs. Claude Rosenberg Mrs. Huron Healv and daughteij called by the death nt her aged advent of sprint; and the return of an old resident ofnorth Grand Rap- nn Monday Her mother. Mrs Mar- "of northwest Thoniapplc. wns called spent Sunday in Lansing with MrJ 7 ROOM house on South Hanover Street, 3 bed­ Kiirei .iccompanieu them mem and ano to Grand uranci Rapids itapias Tiiesday niesuay by the । !*i"d A,rJ« father. * Sunday dinner guests al '>’• jobnvs. also herald thc u-turn hLs St. near the Buck church passed ! |. arP( niLss accompanied rooms and bath up and one bedroom down, liv­ the Arthur Getty home on the Irv- to thrtr homes of some of cur hurt­ Jv.-n-. lust week. Flje funeral w.i:- lA spent step-father. | Pri t n itn i rr nnr* pent the time in Otsego * Paul sudden death of her .step-father. Oil» t«. n inr । . ing room, dining room, kitchen, has full base­ ing road were her parents. Mr. and time residents who have pi nt thc held on Tuesday at thc Cro.\s juncr- .. Blivs the new elerk st. the Geukes • William L. Bassett Mr. Bassett was dr'" mL ’fth» wiiwm mark.- out-of-school hoyrs. ! a resident ot north Izluhton. on the ent-v. itev ana Mrs. j. j. niiieii.v.f Mrs. A. C. Johnson of the prairie, winter out ot town. Mrs. Mary Gray <il heme tn Caledonia * Chart ' meat ment a dandy at — _ _ --------- $5,000.00 ------- .... A Day were Sun l Afternoon callers were Mr. nnd Mrs who has been with her dnuvlrter. Owrn. 41 years, local Un man at *■ ••■ ■ Perrault who was very Mis. Edd oounw In, for m>nv Mr K. and Mra. L"SSJI Don Fedewa and two small girls of Mrs. -Rome Breqlibank in Pcndle- Battle Creek, died Monday, list, af- sick nt ’her home in northwest 7 ROOM house on East Walnut 3rd Ward. 3 HnMings. * John VanderVeen and ton. ind.. returned home this Mon­ i npn“^ •,‘d aWe ,o »“ up ,or » w,u foll°»>ng an auto accident nc«r Mrs’’pinl"Drller''fk W*lh M I her• *'r ;'rta,,M*Mra bedrooms and bath up. 4 rooms down, full base­ Mr and Mrs. Robert Vandervcen day. Her scn-ln-law bringing >; I were, in Grand Rqpids this Monday to Guslwn, Ind . and her nephew. a cmi.in of Mrs. Claude Kcnnrc.. „hori time * Mr. and Mrs. Vanr< Freeport two years ago. but was in and Mn Ph“ -1. ment, good garage, real close down town $3,800 In attendance at the funeral of the Maurice Carter meeting her there. o( this village. Mr?.. Elwood went Sharp of lamslnr were at their iiome I Ida usual health and had dressed former's brother. Harry Vander- Mr. and Mr . Elmer Fento.i whe over Tuesday ond remained until on Sunday. * Misses Prances Pott'. |>re|wratory to attending Hie funer- MARTIN C ORNERS 6 ROOMS and both on S. Jefferson Street, 3 after the funeral on Thursd.«y. O’h- „„„ „llc v ,B,„pci who WIIO ntrsiB Remember to come to preaching! Veen «mi of V. Lake Worth Fin. Mr Van- have. lxi-n in Jc.ckson• with -..........thelt . and OMMl Suzanne Gardner nrestu-. al of a friend. Lawrence Duy at Big bedrooms, nice basement has garage close in derVetm had resided in Qrand Rap-j daughter, Mrs. Charles Leal-, nnd er. noinjt to the funeral from here denis the X».. . in .V — Grand Rapids Buxt- Rapid,. W|U.n stricken. His sister. service and Sunday school next ids until seven years’ago He had family. r< turned iiom- on Sunday weic Mr Elwood. Leotpud Elwopti n(.v; University were home for thn Mrs Adeline Kelly, with whom he Sunday. Services begin nt 10:30. * priced at__________________________ $4,500.00 served in the state legislature, was Welcome, home folks! ♦ Mrs. Man and wile. Alton Lluood and wife. ■ weekend. * An adult cla«s in cdti- lived, found him sitting In a chair Mrs. Louie Varney of <Hastings' Payne of Athens thc former president of 'East Grand ” ----------------ix —nt ‘ “ ’—wit-k: 1 an-J Claude Kcrmeen. * IJeut. and ।cation on government has been as though about to put on his rub­ spent over thc weekendat her FARM—An excellent 80 acre form in Johns­ : at the heme oi Ray Sennit a ..fra Geo. skyl.' । and wn from St started, nnd Ijcld It* first meeting ber.".. bnt. dead. Mr. Day. whone fu­ home * MLss Alice Whetstone way Ramds. nnd was a prominent citi­ town, bock end of it borders a nice lake, good Mary • foirat guard camp at Bartle ; Thursday night at the school with neral he planned to intend, was the a culler at the home nt Mr. and zen. As n road builder hr hud built family. * The Rouh- Circle ft ■ m«ny streets in Grand Raoids and Me:hcdi,st church wift hr ent soil, lays good, good set buildings, has electricity, Ct J * CJ“‘>'• "I H- nry Cunningham as teacher, husband of Lillian Dickens former­ Mrs. B. j. Wellman Thursday after-1 laid hundreds nf trunk lines t,lined nt thc home of Mrs G. and Mra. Marc Squicr ut the Ht.u.< Amone intcrcrted is Invited to at- ly of Middleville. Besides his sister noon. * Mis. Millie Fisher and Mn. lays just west of Johnstown Grange Hall $5,500. homr * Mr and Mi Ray Clack j. * Pu j;unes Williams, sta- and Mrs Rosenberg he leaves an- -Ruth throughout the mate Middleville Blake. Thursday ’ April 1. Wai —— Varney • —— z of — Castleton ———. Center -■. friends sympathize with thc Van- {out ladles' * Mr>. Ora DiivS have sold their farm on the west tinned nt present nt Ft Lewis, other step-daughter. Miss Kittle spent Monday at the William Cogs-1 80 ACRES in Carlton Township, lays fine, very derVuir familv in their bereave­ south Thornapple i- sp- nditu: a t comity litre, known as the Will Bohn w.vhington. has own enjoying a Lattimer of this locality, three well home * The W S. C. S. al ment * Mrs. Grace Nichols U'stavf irm, jind moved to Wayland their ji.'t,wi-day furlough at the home brothers. Loren of Lake Odessa. Mrs Orr Fishers wns well attended I good soil and a good set of buildings, sold, not * Warren Till’d’. wh Ing at the home of Luke Sensiba In : .......... ...... ; ......... — ... p.miu-,. ,-ur. oiki mra. uert George of Freeport nnd Charles of Proceed., from dinner wns M.30. *1 many years ogo for $8000 priced at $3,000.00 Yankee Springs as Mrs. Senslbn is emulnved in De'nut f<> sem? time, nips has purchased the place and Widirm-. of this village, and also at Canada. Funeral services were held Mr. and Mrs. Norman Barrs’ and! ,r.„ ,.r unl joon take I^eraton * Lieut. . the heme of his fiancee. Virginia at the L)zcn-Blanchard funeral Joanne visited Mr. and Mrs. Glen I ill and under thc cure oi n physi­ has returned to ihe cian * Wm. Johnson of the Dunand Mra. Marc Squicr and in. lath- Minier <-f Sand Lake to whom he home in the city on Saturday Those Parsons in South Bi nd. Ind., over ] c m lake vicinity has been verv ill bringing a bride with him .inti er. from Chlcw'o came Friday L'jw.isiinitediti inarriagc.Fridavcvc- attending from here were KiLss Kit- 'Hie weekend * Mr and Mrs. Ho-1 *"■” and Mrs. Glet. | ning. wn March 19 ». at Cedar Spring.Spring.. He Lattimer. Mr. and Mrs. Claude ward Mix of near Battle Creek were J With mi attack of pneumonia. * >v.. iv Miss Ora Davis of south Thoninpple HL* .parents gave n dinner Sundav Rosenberg and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wednesday afternoon and evening] is snendina a few davs at the home >1" lumor of the bridal couple ano Rosenbcig * a stubborn fire that callers at Mr. and Mrs. William Hif-1 REAL ESTATE BROKER of her. sister. Miss Mary Moo on -- — -- , ---- - -------- inruiy relatives were present from i hns caused a lot of work and appre- tons nnd Mr. and Mrs. Orr Flahers 1 Gin B. "I- ' ;>■ night K ..v rem uned f<,r lei tn.-.,.; Raphb. Wayland and ul"M. hension for Will Holes and family ! Mr' Mix wns formerly Miss Be.ssir Grand Ranids St * Mr. and Mr.-. Mils E. I IL- 1 (The best investment on earth is the earth itself) James DeBerry of Lansing .called l-.oi-.selK 1 i I? ill it. bed with ... ."t-Kda-ra longer v;M: * I, Lubd.’l and Middleville friend-, whom he was ■started supposedly from spontan- Roush thc daughter of Mr. nnd Mra STEBU1NS BLI1JJ1.\G PHONE 2659 Sunday nn Mrs. D’s-crandmothrt, tack of '.!>(• tin. * Mr mir: Mr. w William J. I.ieblcr made a bv.due« glad to greet again. Monday hlswih icous combustion in a straw stuck l5racl Roush who lived just south] Mrs A. D. Servan at the Ray Ser- F. Moon ot Grand Rapids spent tup to Holland Monti-: * Little end parentj took him to Kalamazoo adjoining Uie barn. Sunday and has tot Martin Corners for many years J van home * Hie Mnstcrs-Joncs the weekend nt their home on '.lie Jlary-V.inSJckle. soung -on of“XTr. *uhlr>- he took the train for hi- been under surveillance since. The * Miss LUlle Boltrn of the- Ccntei n location. Congratulations circle meeting Thursday al the Irving road * Mi* Kenneth Vb.-.tl. und Mrs. Earl VanSickle was very- {, wist — ' • ‘ er... •• v Util UUll? {Middleville and Hastings fire de-;road Is assisting in thc home of Mr.J ,, ~"v ,r- mouth anti!»■ — -•-*many *-•—old •- •friends. ---------------------• •* partmc'nU were caljed after neigh- “nd Mrs. Barrs Wellmnn wl>o hast 1 home ot Mrs. E. J. Talbot was well nee Helen Brog, and Miss Pauline •k. with “.orc item James! {Walker spent the wv-ckct-.d in Jack­ MT. and Mrs; Clirt* M1A- John Potis wmlor at aiiciiigun Michigan | bora and the fnmilv were unable to not been al all well this Winter r-.i'i-. .M ’linrr ai son with the formers’ hunhai-.d and Tho; nappierest Tho; -----nappie tnt«”— ‘ CoUeoe is home *•» tor hL« spring ■ quench-------thc flame.s<4iid through their w<- are glad to report these goocj Pollv's parent' * Mr. and Mra j Mr- lt.iv ciU I: and vacation John wns recently pre­ labors saved the barn which did catch friends as somewhat better now] F. Schippcr and children c.-II>d or. sented with a gold medal at a b.m- fire once, a hose hue was laid to Their daughter. Mrs. Ruth Keyes of old friends in Martin and Plainwell * Mr nnd W’ attended by 350 agricultural the home pf Mra. Helen Armstrong Jackson who hns been with them Sunday * Mrs Let Duff' v 11! Mra. Day Pugh anti little du'ighter. xtudrnt nt:- and faculty members for and consequently held the flames . has gone home for u few days stay with the fhr last week and required Mar. Ellen *jx nt the weekend with his exo excellent work in the dairy Judg- back. The Wayland department also ’ • •----------------the attention of a physician. * her parents. Mr. and Mr.- W. H >,<K »»»,.. ,ni. «>,l( v. u. n>»r was summoned but the fire was untew than halt a pint extra daily Oliver Corson, n former Middle­ McKevltt. * ’Du- regular meeting en*crt.-.incd at a birthday dinner der control when they leached the from each of Michigan's 98O.00C ville boy but who has been living in of the Womans Society of Cliristlan. Sunday for the pleasure of her sis- Holes farm a mile south of town dairy cows would provide Michigans ----------share of extra volume Watch is still being kept this eve-------* --the ---------------------------oil ‘ ning so that tho flames may still milk needed from tills state in 1943 । for war and civilian needs, accord- j not break out anew. ink to A. C Baltzer, extension dairy-1 DON’T BIT THINGS YOU BONT ■ man at Michigan State College ; NEED— BUY IVAR BONOS । Production for 1942 totaled five and; {one-third billion pounds inthcstate.I ' ~ -— 11 UlhHI C V f I I E MIDDLtVILLt mnoit'vn^ {« *<55J£SI K WE HAVE SOME WONDERFUL BUYS-RIGHT NOW WHEN PROP- ERTY IS REALLY MOVING EARL R. BOYES 6 Wartime Lighting Suggestions AUCTION SALE Hoving rented my farm and have no further use for thc mo­ ot the personal property at public auction at thc farm located 1J miles south of Coats Grove an WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31,1943 Starting at 1 o'clock, I offer the following: HORSES Gray gelding, 9 yrs. old, wgt. about 1400. Mower, 6 ft. cut. Hay loader. Corn planter, fertilizer attachment. 1935 Dodge truck. New Idea manure spreader. Buttfrits dheburgt Ut iJlt curt. , Pantiac tttginern udtht. ctb<dally for ,4 Card drirtn. limited sue tf •lectricul accruories, batttry rM-tt} nrry two werh.- periodic check of generator, Barter, voltage regulator. International manure spreader. , Ito® TOOLS International power cream separator. 2 3-sec. drags. John Deere tractor. Model D. 4-sec. drag. |ohn Deere 3 bottom plow. Corn binder. John Deere tractor, Model A One wide tire wagon. John Deere tractor cultivator. com, 4 row beans. 2 row John Deere power take-off binder, 10 ft. cut. John Deere tractor drill, 16 hoes. John Deere disc, double tandem. John Deere side delivery rokc. Bean puller. Oliver 2-bottom plow. Oliver walking plow. Double cultipacker. Steel land roller. Rotary hoc. 12-ft. wecdcr. Flat rack. Set sleighs. Buxz saw and arbor. -Six 10-gal. milk cans. Set work harness. ** r?“ TERMS of sale: Cash, nothing to be removed yntil settled for. WILLIAM F. BAYNE, Prop. DEWEY REED. Auctioneer. F.ngine knock or "ping", frequently caused by lower octane, war-time gasoline, can be .corrected through motor tune-up. timing adjuBment or— in serious cases—removal of cylinder bead to dean out carbon. TOOLS Gray mare, 6 yrs. old, wgt., about 1400. ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY War-time driving conditions, for which your car may not hat e been originally designed and adjusted, necessitate unusual care. Here are lift from Pontiac engineers to help you guard againB trouble and excestire wear. CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk •IN THE SERVICE Amid difficult conditions, '3' man-power problems and material shortages, it is good new* indeed to know that your Pontiac competent, factory-trained mechan­ ics. our eAUieot tools and equip­ ment and our stock of functional REAHM 107 N. Michigan Of THE NATION replacement part* are here tn help drive . . make use of our complete faciliuM and our skilled workmen. MOTOR SALES Hetstings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. MARCH li, 1943 nrt« the sum ot *5U community and M at the splendid re­ e people. * Mr. and S'.’SSffif’xKS unday dinner guests s. Harry Green and vue. * Mr. and Mra. id Stuart. Mra. aorand Wendell Day Inner guesta ot Mr. Gasser and son of and Mra. Elmer .611nd Mra. Vem Mnrthtera were Bunday ra of Mr. and Mra. and family and Mr. ir U'Ren and family rtds. * Mr. and Mrs. in of Bellevue and taturday night and nf Mr. and Mra. Al1. * Mr. and Mrs were Sunday after­ Mr and Mra Dole le Nelson Bnimm’a . James Fennell nnd uing apcni Sunday Mra. Marcel Evalct r. and Mrs. Maurice ton Peter were SunUra. Jennie EndrJey Dr. and Mrs. C P dr. and Mra. Earl Hings and Mr. and Lhrop were Sunday s of Mr. and Mrs. unday evening cnllMra. Elmer Gilletl Mra. Oliver Tasker Mr. and Mrs. Dorr lie. * Mr. and Mrs and daughter cl Tuesday callers of George Gillett and) etls were Saturday Middleville A Mrs Vivian und Mr. and] ■alv and daughter i Lansing with Mr., •y Haley and famI Kesler and chillav with her parMr». J. J Willett',. A. Day were Sun-l raller*. A Mr. and; ibet spent Sunday: ie Creek with Mr. idler. ERS come to preaching nday school next? s begin at 10:30. A rney ot Hustings weekend at her Ice Whetstone was home nt Mr. and »n Thursday after­ lie Fisher nnd Mr: Ca.illeton Center the William Cop­ ic W. 8 c. S. at was well attended Inner was *830 A orman Barry and tr, and Mr*. Glen i Bend. Ind., over Mr. nnd Mrs. HoBattle Creek were noon and' evening Mrs. William Hil­ I Mrs. Orr Fishers ■marly Miss Bessie er ot Mr. nnd Mrs a lived Just south s for many years ten of the- Center I h the home of Mr. I Velhnnn who li:iv<J well this winter | report these goodl shat - better now trs. Ruth Keyes ot been with them r a few days stay n pint extra dally Michigan'* 980.00C 1 provide Michi:■ extra volume ol Ulla state In I M3 an needs, accordr. extension dairy* » State College 2 totaled five and ounds in the state. four car COURTHOUSE WARRANTY DEEDS Ada Roberts. Admrs. Alice Hoyt lE"'*“U’ John A Wehner and wile. VK-IR* 4,1 AMeator's Plat No. 2. Middleville village. Olerin Frederick. Adufr. Frank Frederick Eat to Shirley O. Loosing ■ nd an L. Karcher and wife to Garrett Everson and wife, lot 27. YctIm Add.. Freeport. Pred A. Bavucool and wife Co Geo. W. Wcllfare and wife, part of lol 21. Unit No. 1. Algonquin. Lake Re­ sort. Rutland Twp R. W. Walsh and wife to Amy M Coszens and husband, lota 25 and 20 Barlow Lake Plst. Sec. 5. Yan­ kee Springs Twp. Phillip Torre* and wife to Gilbert Fleming lol 22. Daisy Hill Plat. Johnstown Twp James Bowetman to State of Michigan ro Ac. Sec. 15. Yankee Springs Twp. . Truman C Munlon to Emma 8. Evans par. Sec. 22. Woodland Twp. Perry Barnum to State of Michi­ gan, 80 Ac. Sec. 2. Yankee Springs 25. Barry Twp. Agnes Willison et al to Linnea Hall, lot 10. Cedar Point Plat. Pair lake. Barry Twp Burr Van Houten and wife to John P. Dcliumy and wife, lot 2. Bi. .4. Lincoln Park Add.. Hastings. Evelyn Bishop. Burv. ot Frank W; and Evelyn Mell, to Calvin J. Streeter and wife, lots 56 and 5T. Suetter’s Resort. Yankee Springs Twp. -------------- t ormers Cooperative Creamery Assn - Nashville to Standard Stamp­ ing Co. par.-Nashville village. Olenna Van Horn to Albert C Cru! tendon and wife.- -40 Ac. See. 2dnnd 40 Ac. Sec. 25. Rutland Twp. Eugene Peters mod wife to Bov A. Strong and wife. 40 Ac. Bee. 1. Carlton Twp. Minnie B Matthews to Samuel H. kee Spring* Twp FYed Brumm rnd wife to Sll«s B. Dull and wife, 80 Ac. Sec. 28. Cas­ tleton TWp SUas B. Dull and wife to Fred Brumm aad wife. WU lots 10 ana 17. O. A. Phillips Aid. Nashville. James A. Batum and wife to Fred J Shl^.md wife. par. Sec. 1* RUt- TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1943 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK COWS Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old, Guernsey heifer, 1 yr. old, SHEEP (r Good coarse wool buck, AUCTION SALE 17 coarse wool ewes, due to HAY 4J ton clover hoy MACHINERY Binder, in good condition. Mowing machine. Dump rake WEDNESDAY, MAR. 31, 1943 HORSES Roan mare, 6 yrs. old, wgt. 1500. Roan horse, 5 yrs. old, wgt. 1500. COWS Guernsey cow, 9 yrs. old, due June-8. Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, due Aug. 29. Guernsey and Durham cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh 6 weeks day of sale. SOW AND HAY Duroc brood sow, due Apr. 10 10 tons of hay. MISCELLANEOUS Wood wheel wagon. McCormick Deering walking plow. 2-sec. spring tooth drag. McCormick binder. McCormick mower. Dump rake. Roller. 2-horse Gale cultivator. One set double work harness. Horse collars. Bicycle. Horse saddle. Dining room table. Library table. Parlor desk. Dressdr. 2 iron beds, springs and mat­ tress. 3 wood rockers. 3 wood beds and springs. Kitchen cabinet. Big leather rocker. 2 stands. 6 dining rm. chairs. Safety oil range. Westinghouse electric wash- Ward's Royal Blue cream separator. Other articles too numerous to mention EMMETT SWAN, Prop E. E. CRAY. Clerk f jJjtUmn! or— AUCTION SALE Having sold the farm we will dispose of the personal property at public auction at the farm located 1 mile north, J mile east of the bounty farm, 3 J miles northeast of Hastings, or J mile west of the Pratt school on BANFIELD Floyd Cole has moved to the John Holcomb farm near Bedford and Karl Ferris hnn rented Vefn Doty* farm. A The Republican Caucus was held 1.»«t week Mondav. The present incumbent office: s were renomin­ ated. A Mr. und Mrs. Harry Garmra have returned to their farm west ol Banfield after an absence of tw8 veirs a Mrs. Aggie Willison hod a relapse and was obliged to return to the Lr’ls hospital where she t< seriously ill. a orv Dunn entered the Leila hosnital in Battle Creek. Monday, for observation. A The Ap­ ril Farm Bureau elub w’ll be held nt thc home ot Mr. and Mrs Walter Hobbs. Proposed Amendment To The Constitution To Provide For The Election Of Township Officers For Terms Of Two Years. A Joint Resolution of the Legislature proposing an amendment to Section 18 of Article VIII of the State Constitution relative to the election of township officers for terms of two years. Shall Section 18 of Article VIII of the State Constitution be amended to provide for the election 'of towinship officers forMerrns of-two years? , ■ Yes MISCELLANEOUS McCormick-Deering cream separator. Combination kerosene cook stove and heater. Circulating heater. Home made hog feeder. 1000 chick brooder stove. BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS (PROPOSAL NO. 1) No. I Side delivery rake. Hay loader. 3- sec. spike tooth drag. 4- sec. spring tooth drag, new last year. Some odd sections of spring tooth drags. Heavy rubber tired wagon, good 8-ply tires. Model T chassis, could be used for trailer. FRANK KIPP, Prop Vote YES” On Proposal No. 1 X No Thc Independent Committee of Barry County Voter* Paying for This Notice Urge that A Vote of "YES" be Given Proposal No. 1 Since It Is Definitely In the^nterest of Economy and Good Government' MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1943 Commencing at 12:30 the following will be offered for sale: FORD 14 HEAD OF COWS Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh, coif by side. Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side. Holstein cow, 8 yrs. old, fresh 4 mos., bred back. Holstein cow, 8 yrs. old, fresh 3 mos., bred back. Holstein heifer, due in June. White cow, 9 yrs. old, pasture bred. Holstein cow, 11 yrs. old, pasture bred. Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, due in June. Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, pasture bred. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due in May. Holstein cow, 9 yrs. old, pasture bred. Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh 2 mos. Jersey and Guernsey, 7 yrs. old, fresh 2 mos. Jersey cow, 10 yrs. old, bred Dec. 1. Veal calf. 1923 Model T Ford, good running con* dition. FARM MACHINERY Alli* Chalmers No. 60 Combine, 3 yr*, old. good con­ dition. Superior grain drill, attachment. McCormick Deering manure ipreader, good. 4 Roll Advance Rumley corn hu*ker. 8 ft. double cultipacker. 8 ft. double diik. 3 See. John Deere drag. Thoma* disk drill. John Deere fertiliser Com planter. David Bradley 2 bot. 14 in. plow. Deering com binder. Thoma* tractor mower. Tractor buss mw attachment. John Deere hay loader. Set Belnop bob*. 2 Mowing machines. 2 Lime ipreader*. 2 horse weeder. 2 horse riding cultivator. Large vise. Truck rack and bos. Farm wagon. Slush scraper. Dump rake. Miller bean puller. Sheep dip tank. Fanning mill. Corn sheller... Set platform scale*. Quantity new and used lumber. OO (Information on these cow* will be given day of sale. HAY About 15 ton mixed hay. 20 Bales of old hoy. 4 50-gol. oil drum*. Wheelbarrow Elevator belt. 6 10-gol. cant. Single cultivator. Dairy scales. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled far. MRS. PERCY WINSLOW AND SYVERIN MATHISON PROPS DEWEY REED, auctioneer ftings, Mich. MACHINERY Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer iplete faciliUM men. IOME AUCTION SALE Clsud Rosenberg and wife to Ch ud John Ro^nocrg and wife. 5 Ac. Sec. 17. Thornapplg Tw-p ix-wis Hine nr.d wife to Lyle F Monr D. Campbell, Admr. Est , Endsley und wife. par. Hastings chy. Having sold my farm and moving to another, I will sell tho following at public Eva C. Kenaaton. to Ebu-y W. Mead Volney Johnson aud will to Mau­ and. wife. S 2-3 lot 897 und B 10 ft. auction at tho form located 6 miles north of Assyria Center; 2 miles south, 2 mile* rice Blanrk and wife, par. Sec. 21. of 8 2-3 lot 898. and lot 12. Bl. 0. A**yrla Twp. Lincoln Park Add. Hasting*city. west, 2 mile* south of Nashville on M-66; or one mile south of Maple Crave Center ! Will Toblav and wife to Mason Elnora Hazal. Gdn. of B8ttv Lou Tobias nnd wife. 1 Ac. Sec. 21. Bal­ Hazel, minor, to Edith M. McDevitt. timore Tun . Und. 1-3 InL In par. Woodland vil­ Mina Winslojv to Harry Lenz and traon G. Edger and wife to lage. wife. par. sec. 26. Hastings Tro. i Mina Scott to Slate of Michigan. 220 Ac. See. 2;. Sec: 39. Carlton Twp. ■ Eirl R. Boyes, Gg... ... lot 7. Bl. Rutland Twp Ann* Smith tv Clarence R Shaw Ernest Lambka and wife to WllEzra Brovont and site, und wife, part of lot 28. A. W. Phil­ uwci nuu.. nuiuiax cuy Gemge Grabc and wife lo State Butler Add. Hasting* city. lips Add Nashville. ENelyn Thompson. Odn. oi of Verof Michigan. 80 92 Ac. Sec. 7. Rui- ; 12. Hope Twp. cavrijn inompsou, unn. ver- .y* «. •*«»non und Shirley Thompson. Minora, j ,?u!’. . 1 Frr4 Foote and wife to Ralnh t|ull CUiqi Deed* Clarence M. Briggs to Lois L. to Edith M. McDevitt. Und. 2-3 Int. "Willard J. Peek and wife to State Kidder, ct al. lot 7. Bl. 6. Kcnflelda Brigga. 40 Ac. Sec. 2D. Orangeville in ■>«-. Woodland village. of Michigan. 00 93 Ac. Sec. 7. Rut- Second Add.. Hastings. Canaan tn Waller Twp Belle Mullen. Admix, of Stewart l»*n<l Twp \ Morri.'; W Canaan Jesse A. O’cod. et al. to Henry SOUTH THORNAPPLE Gloverr urd and xt.*wife. — par. 18, OrJ. Mullen. Est.. to David Suiiqu;-.. I lt'’»e C JUpfon tq State of Michl- GUv. - Sec. ’ L. Dn.vl’-.. 40 Ac. Hec. 8. Yankee -• ........ — '■*-------- 'gin. 8Q--AV7Sce. if. Yankee ept in;-, migeville Tup. Mr. arid Mrs. Leroy Sabin and "juk" Twjv' . •-*— Hollister to Anna Smith 40 Spring.-. Twu vlllc Twp. Mrs. Lottie Sabin DeKam Velma A. Tuiina to Hkrry B. Tu­ sister. Earl R. Boyc.s, Gdn, Mina Scott L-Jiihn Van Oaitenbrusge and wife, ;Ac. Sec. 35. Castleton Twp. of Kalamazoo were guests March Clyde R. Kuemoci and wife t.v bing. par 8ec. 3. Woodlmd Twp. to Janette C. Trachwl. par Sec 4. et al to State of Michigan. 60 Ar. 2 of their aunt. Mrs. Hattie John­ Luther D. Hall and wife lo Frnn- son Sec 11. Yankee Spring* Twp. Orangeville Twp. Jerry Andrus and wife, lot 3. Bl and attended the funeral in the Ice* KocS no Ac Sec. 7, and 20 Ac fresh, calf by side. Albert W Reigler. Admr. Seymore ' Charley W. Avres to L. Marie 1. R. J. Grunt’* Add. Hastings. afternoon of their cousin Onto HUI. lot 4 and W's lot* 5 and 6. Ory Chaffee and wife to James I Sec. 6. Rutland Twp. A Reigler to Martin B Verliakt 'Avres, — A Perry Barntun and sitter. Mrs. and wife. 84-82 Ac. See. 2. Irving 2!. BL 5. A. W. Phillip1.' Add . Nash- Babcock nnd wife, BO Ac. Sec. 34. I Frances Koch to Luther I) Hall Lydia Willson who keeps house for •” Ville. Carlton Twp. nnd wife UO Ac. See. 7 and 20 Ac. Twp. in“ fresh, 3 wks., calf by side. him were quite ill Saturday night. Loya Smith mid wife to Nina J Edith M. Smith. et al to Levi J. I Sec. fl. Rutland Twp. William I. Ford, by Exrc. to ErAnna J. Llhtlrmuldnr to Sid Dr. Graybeii Lt looking after them. nut Latte and wife. 80 Ac. Sec. 25. Bovle nart of lot 9. BI. 23. Ebstein Add.. Hastings city. tVeenstr.r. lots 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Perry Is threatened with pneumonia Batry Tup but this Monday morning Mrs, Will ­ Archie R Burd mid wifito AlIB. 20. 21. 22 . 23 and 24. Barlow Lorenzo Eddy and wife to Harry । Lloyd A Anderson und wife to El­ fresh in May. son Ls a little better. Mr. Bamum L. Watkins and wife. 68 Ac. Sec. 6. I win J. H Curtis amt wife, It 3. Bi. bert Grern nnd wife, 40 Ac. Sec. , Lake Plat. Yankee Springs Twp 4. R. J Grants First Add , Hasitngi.. 15. Yankee Springs Twp • Grace E. Bunce to Eva A. Hceox. will have to remain in bed. A Sun­ Johnstown Twp , Daniel P. Karns (o Frank W Ei--------- -------------------- ----------------Albert Green and wife to Archie S 33 ft. lol 30. Crooked Lake Sum- day afternoon the straw stack Just Ernest l-rnti--nnd wife to George south of thc bam on the W. E. win und wife. 15 Ac. Sec. 8. Hope Zimmerman and wife. 80 Ac.. ‘Sec. Burd and wife. 40 Ac. Sec. 15. YAn- mer Resort. Bany .Twp. burned down. ___________________________ _______ Ei.i A. Holes Hecoxfarm to Grace Bunce ct A Cisr­ . al. 523 ft lol 30. Crooked Lake ance Shaw of Nashville was a call­ er of the home folks the middle of -------------------------------------------------------- Summrr Resort. Barry Two. Mary Nesbet to James F. Nesbet last week. A Mr. fcnd Mrs. Paul 100 Ac. Sec. 33. Castleton Twp. Skinner of Grund Rapids moved Homer J. Becker nnd wife to >into uw, the x..= other tenant .~w house on the 4 yr*, old. North R. Shellenbarger nnd wift.'i1 Shaw :farm T.._.™;. lt>M .Thursday, Mr. and par Sec. 14. Hastings Turn ’Mra. Mrs. Roy Nash Nnr-h reside tn In t... thc — other. Lydia H Rogers to Sterling C. The men will amlxt with the farm Rocera io: 9. Leach lake Resort. ----*- The •Shows ”----------also •—...................... lamb last half of April, age I to 6 yrs. work. have nnothCarlton Twp. i rr man who stays and boards with ■ the family, a James Williams who BARRYVILLE ’ * ‘ has been home on furlough from Last Week’s Letter Washington visited his sister. Mrs. The W. S. C. S afternoon meet­ Philip Nichols and family the mid­ ing at the home of Mrs. Elmer Gil­ dle of last week A Grace Nichols lett was not very largely attended, went Thursday to near Bowens Mills As we have sold our farm we will have an auction sole at the place located 1 mile out nn interesting program was giv­ en The hostess served home made to the home of Mr and Mrs. Luke south, 1 ’/< miles east of Maple Grove or 4 miles south, ’/i mile west of Nashville on frirdrakrs and coffee. * Mra Char­ Serviba to help them as Mrs Senles Huttin und Miktra returned to seba is very lame with rheumatism. their h< me al Walled Lake Sunday a Gumic Keiser of Middleville night after spending the past four spent some time Sunday at their weeks here with hermarents. taking farm with his children Mr. and Leslie Steeby and little son. care ot her mother. Mrs Will Hyde .Mrs • Mr. Hutton came for her Sundav 1 ’•• evening. ♦ Mr and Mra. Harol I TWO ARRAIGNED Commencing at one o'clock thc following will be offered for tale: Higdon and babv of Battle Creek , ON TRUANCY CHARGE TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. were Sunday dinner guest-* of Mr 1 Two triiancy cases - — were —* heard In and Mra. J. L Higdon Mr. and Mrs the munlcipnl court in the past Alfred Hicdon and family of Kalu- week. On Saturday Rufus McClin­ tnazoo were Saturday callers nnd jtock was arraigned before Judge Mrs. WeJby Crockford of Woodland iCort right on a charge of refusing was n Thursday caller. * Mr. and ■and । neglecting to send hLs son to1 Mra. Geonre Gillett and sons wen* :>chool. Stanley Glass of Middle­ Sundav dinner guests of Mr. and ville wns arraigned on a similar Mra Ray Flllingnam of Wayland ।charge on Monday.1 Both men were and called on Mr. and Mra. Royden ■assessed *450 costs and placed on E. E. GRAY. Clerk HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer Yarger of I.ake AlRenaiiln. * Mr. -90 days probation. Glass was also and Mr» Charles Dav and wn; ।ordered to report to the court every Hyde attended the 90th blrthdav Saturday for 30 days. j celebration of Frank Hvde on Sun­ This it a nice matched work team. day at the home of Mr. anil Mra. HOW TO FEED SOLDIERS Clem Kidtier ♦ Mra Gordon Hoff- 11 A farmer who produce; 0^501 man and Mr. qnd Mr*. Dirk Hoff"“LV pounds of onion, or 769 pound* oil •nnn *.p-nL Siindav afternoon with chlrken or Hja3 pound* 0\ potatoes relatives in IhiHic Crcex.Stuart produces She rauiyalent of a soldDay Sunday with I i?ny spent .aunany wiut Forrest rurrent, jcr-s food needs for a year. Dtrml °arrnt in Waxhvilln Nashville nnr! and attended 8. S at Evangelical church there. a Little Rachael McClelland.d.nichter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralirh McClel­ land »wn> last week with her grand parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Mc­ Clelland. while her parent* were moving to their new home, five miles north of Bellevue. A Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mason of Nashville were Sun­ day callers of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Mead. A Mrs. Marcel Evalet ha* re­ turned to het. home here dltcr .spending nearly four weeks with Dr and Me*. Harter at Schoolcraft. Her condition remains , about thc •ww. A Miss Elrinc Day and F. J. Butinc of Kalamazoo spent the weekend with he.r parents here. They helped Wendell celebrate his tenth birthday. TERMS: Cash day of sale. Nothing to be removed until settled for. katlery cheti-vh trioJit cbttk tltogt regulator. HIGHBANK Last Week's Letter The North Maple Grove church aid will serve potluck dlnnsr at the home of Min. Herbie Wilcox. TTiunduy. Mar. 25. * Mrs. Violet Hulsebos and datsntett. Doris and Doro­ thy of ami ria. and Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilcox of the Barryville district visited Sunday at thc home of Mr. and Mra. Vem Hawblits. * Mr. and Mr: Victor Shcnu and son of Ma­ ple Grove Center visited Sunday at George Marshall*. * Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marshall and Marvel attend­ ed the 90th birthday gathering giv­ en for Frank Hyde Sunday nt Claud Hoffman’s. * Mr. and M-s. Frank Hawblits and Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Nesbet and Jeanne vLMted Surldav at Mr. and Mra. ESmer Gilletts pear Nashville. * Marmieta Marshall of Battle Creek visited her parents. Mr. and Mra. George.Marshall over the weekend * Mr. and Mrs Harv­ ey Marshall of North Maple Grove called on Mra. Frieda Marshall Sun­ day. * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cotter111 of Jackson were weekend guests of George Hoffman. Phone 3467, Halting* JAY G Wl �Mtn Six Tlir H4STINC.s BANNER. ThURsdAY. MARCH !S. IM! ANNUAL TAN SALE . •. r: i.To-. :•> ■, -. if? --H li­ "SCHEDULE A THORNAPPLE TOWMslllT CITY or TAXES OF 1940 AND PRIOR YEARS EIGHT '•«. UlM VILLAGE OP WOODLAND AHSYB1A TOWNSHIP On t HASTrNUH TOWNSHIP Llr.eolu Psik Addition Dinlel Strikers Addition Frien VILLAGE OF FREEPORT ITKlf more ci home limes. ••Sant rntionli found t hops dish ra Ina am how I I the ext TowNsmr Now ' AI 7I -. think points must 1 humor, man w coins f points l»inu tMiund alloted when yell, a) not. cm iti: .i->: IKMILi It!: THAN H P WOODLAND TOWNSHIP No.l 4 Narlh >Un<« No. 7 St«uu»l Kan th A(Jji:tloi> rather Sant l YANKEE SPRINGS TOWNSHIP ious n when Un ant Toklo. । EGMS MORTOADE HALE on Stu unalln eted V were s dads have J the sn klWar bark I of bur rib roi meat Tiw the he sodact ha vint VILLAGE OP CLOVERDALE Addition orderi In on equs-c state of in Tin. ' • n Michigan rut'iir roit Tin: r..rer ...„| rr.Air. Evi.'.iE to- ni.iiii- word, anima presen race, and v like U Oie m The he alv out d ful sp the y relna buggy arms choice plod i pair H0TICE To CREDITORS BARRY TOWNSHIP rir«t Addition to Eddye Ueacti Vrr* ind NOTICE TO CI'.l 101. i. Youn dad o that home Old upon whitt notice to cmluirn:.: Mutenbrosks subdiviuon world twen laugh You the B of th also shop in bn time lumin insta tn Ins a Inn a bn piace men Franc abou Bliss mate put t with now menu Reich Coun So er a have feud the lo re 9BDEB FOP. PUBLICATION mil.'. .1,TOWN-HIT CALLTON lU.vSSHtl . I •; • I.r.d F »•. OF IIVI.I. ., J.ilm-oue Addl'lon stony Point, Crook'd L-.'*« K«wr Brothrr* AddlUat 01.1 'I-, lol. I in,i.;. A ; in-. Mini Additur RUTLAND ;O'.’> 1. ■ ’ VILLAGE OF NASHVILLE armb iinde tihtli back Bcr.nott md Kentlrld A IdiHon JiStrt Dar.nluf Addition Th From EV.rrn Addition H it 4 I May. A. CLAY HILLS Mrs. Alec Harriet Is In a critical condition having — -- -----suffered ing for her. Wilbur Olbbs and family of Kalamazoo were Sunday maple r.r.ovE t NOTICE TO CREDITORS Hu If I J Orin< i AddlH" ■ Spri Bu writ wife and also were callers at Ouy McNee's in the afternoon. * Mr and Mrs Leon Fotta spent Sa day evening at John Kollars _ . Mrs Minnie McNee and Mrs Miner of Battle Creekspent Sunday at Eugene HaightsMrs. Haight re turned to Grand Rapids Bunday evening with her husband. and Mrs. Howard Colburn and lial • ■ini innuiy were •i, dinner guests at Ouy McNee’a Sun- thlrt tram han -mes iilth N to 1 ••id Johnson, alster of Mrs Leon Potta ?*• returned home from Blodgett hoe they W □RANGEVILLE pA .71 FT< N TOAN-.ltr lett. willl abou will to a been Orand Rapids. Sunday. , DON’T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T 80X118 INKTKAD. know Mtt leap dem ( � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-04-01.pdf 0b521d261e14b526a431e64f00bdf80b PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION ONE—PAGES I Io 8 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR . On th» ☆☆☆☆☆☆ ( T-Tz-vm "fi'r’rxnt’ HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. APRIL 1. 1943. parm Scrap Drive Starts J /^waw*k7 7 OL/LZ WILL WE REPEAT? 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS FIREMEN ARE 'KEPT BUSY NUMHft Special War Bond And Stamp Sale Auction "We canno! have prosperity in fall again On the other hand, the XlOIIlCz riOllL - j °ne country and misery in it* neigh- failure of the League of Nations) t Jn onp ht.mUphere and does not prove that collective *e- . Grass Fires Cause — * war in the other." That statement curily and International co-opera- I Most of Alarms ------------------------ ----------------------------- -*by — Anthony -------— •— lion— b- 4farce. farce The TheUnited UnitedStates State*I I Eden. British »— foreign The past week ha* been a busy minister, tn a speech al Annapolis never did support the league and Barry County Hom#*Fronl Friday. evening, is In accord with without our support it wa* doomed one for local firemen with some ! Wartime. 1943. Madame Chiang Kai-shek's belief either to outright failure or aUbest call* coming so claw together that 1 Friends and Neighbors in the tliat. "Modern science hajf so anni­ extremely limited accomplishment*, the firemen had hardly returned Service hilated distance that what affects Al*o. France and England gave but 'from one run until they were called i Wednesday evening. March 24lh °J?e people must of necessity fI nominal support to the League and'out again IS«z4 I'll leave the serious writing in never arrived at a basis for effecOn Wednesday afternoon of last DOOru inSifUCiCa rO — more capable hands and tell you of all slaughter hou«operators and ? “ R??. 1* .!" the V. . all slaughter house operators nnd present world situation, neither quo­ live co-Of>eratlon with Soviet Rus-: week, a grass fire that got out of e*,„r. a few events taking place in the old MrM I M H NlllXr ! butcher* in Burry county were in­ . ration requires proof. They are ala. the only other powerful friend [control and was damaging the JlstCSS L»OF OnCring home town during these hectic vited to attend u meeting In the self-evident fact* Both statement* of collective security If the United I housetrailer called the Jruck to the E__ “R" CnrAt times. ' Uncle Sam'*' Sam!*r'war war industries Industrie* will supervisors room at the court house should be thoroughly digested by States refuse* to take a responsible ■ Art Tyler home, corner Wilson apci • OF D ana V Varas . __ "Sauerkraut today keeps Hitler eed ihrMr^milllon three 'million ton.* tons uf heavy h m Hastings. The meeting was cail- those remaining die-hard bolation- part in shaping world affairs after;Blair streets. The damgar was away." I'm thinking of our point need I slight. Later mat that ™ same .iftetfioon rationing system. I have a pro­ scrap bv July to provide adequate ed by Mr Glenn Wotring. chalr- 1st* who still seem to believe that this war is over, then we will merely 'slight. call from । „ . v, . another call from the the first first ward ward wa* was ^a,-*^2,ln*_n??a[?nnSr.? found weakness for raisin pie. Good, metai reserve*, according to the man of the Barry County U. $. D after this war Is over we should drift along on the current of hto- another Ha*tlng* merchants in co-operaA War Board. Instruction* were merely "pull Into our shell.* sit snug- tor> a* we did before possibly eh- ------- *.... ““caused bv a fire at the — Eggleston creased emphasis on car »haring in old-fashioned, home-made, deep War Production Board. ing------an Interval properou* :pPl‘Sa‘‘?ni,of ' “°n w,th ,he H“Un® C“> That Is a lot of metal—Imagine, if discussed and applications for per- igly and safely behind our two nat­ ---- ------ * of ---- ---------•— calm 1 home on E- Mill St where a small dLsh rubln nle with puffed up rais­ heading toward the inevitable hole wa* burned In the roof 1 <or P*"1 ins and oodles of pan juice And you can. 3.000.000 ton* of scrap mlt* to do iJaughteilng were ex- ural barriers, the Atlantic and Patotrom regardle** regnrdle-.b if if the the United Thureday afternoon, fir? .,cb?‘[man of the b04rd announcfd | ’ plained according to Federal order* cjftr oceans 'which arr no longer maelstrom United ' On how I like that last' piece because of plied un in one place -------- Britain.... Russia .. . and . |Wjncn darted near theHairs stair*inintne the—yr.-' ,!*’ . .. . . ,,,tthe project) will hold a public War It means that each farm in the tlM,t have been received by the local I Mifftclrnt to protect us from bomber State* Great the extra pan juice that goes with th the first firs*. 1 V1‘ * ,4,al’ Auction s‘ ftnwR followed receipt of Bond Auctl °n Sale and Rally at board Arrangements United States must turn In ntleast board. Arrangements were were made made to to attacks*: enjoy unexcelled standard* China cannot find some solid basis basement burned through it. ‘ . .. . . ■ letter fmm DPA -nllraor ratinne. ____ • -..4.. __ . __ _____ . provide there permito if Central auditorium here____ tomorrow prrndu according j*£tord‘n|!. to to of 1,v,n‘! “,,d lrt ,hr rr5t of the for peaceful co-operalion in pre­ !and second floors and into the atNow alack, and alas, raisin pie one thousand pounds of scrap ‘ tic at 426 E Court St Dens? «noko u ’ Lh! 1 ".« Tenln «Friday. April 2. commencBecause the urban areas have Federal requirements. The appllca-1 • ■ • • • apphea-| . •• serving world order after the pres­ to fast becoming a war casualty. I r-f Jl2'JraK*‘l ** ** IT" *5' >"■ Ina “at 8 00 o'clock o'clock sharp, sharp. ,1. \’10 ? * t 8:00 tlon* requesting a permit to do)what we did twentv-five years ago ent conflict is over, or even, if any ttiled the house making it difficult think the guy who alloted the been oretty well combed ovTk. heavy tton* duced ,o to ,h, the“ 5«»-mile-a-year ay-J wllI ---------entertatametft for the firemen to get to the scene ■ »"-—•* and must be accompanied ,iThat pohev failed once and it will 'Continued oq Page 4. Sec. 1 > point* in our rationing jirogram i reliance will have to be placed on slaughtering •’augi--";^ r/'T,' eraae recommend . of the blaze. Both chemical* and must have had a morbid sense of Committee, ride-sharing muit be lanl lt wlll p, , useful projhumor He must be the sort of a ."kJ.""”' made a universal practice Price . . th , effort is oonflumes and the dameue done bv fire Admintotrator Prentiss M Brown “ or takes y”: Carl H TUOIr. nrbly-,pfx>lnl«l .tr'lt'.1...'".'.11,™; ' man who robs niggy batiks “r “ ,ne euon “ smoke nnd water wa» estimated at coin* from a blindman's cu,. . |Vluunjum Ul AdmlMion will be free so far as 1 between 4300 and 4400 The same last week apjyaled for full public jwints for sauerkraut and twenty I salvage Committee, has. Wltn with the uunii* for ivr raisins. wueimui iwcmv tne «!. tbe .......... . ...........should ■ . . be . ........ I ' ’*■”'* MVln< <’Ul mOney U concern*d- *Jpoint* Whatiuiu a dent one I SAlvnae RUt*tanceCommittee of Harold nas. Foster Arlie application turned 'afternoon a grass fire on W Green ihXe’^r.m pound of ratoins will make in our ^oTcnn Wotring. Frink Nel- *» '?niMratm“n 11' S^’^eHe'r RtePtre? fmm np* ra I ‘bough each ont who enters to taka ;St.. required the services of the de­ ftln!^« JmPelree p*rt ln muit bu’ at le**t ............. partment. aUoted 48 potato. Is it any wonder mamer and Glenn Laubaugh. work- . *dm^,‘lll? w?hiean at MorJ applications for Nurses' *'ta ' Icn^’'UrR‘ wtJien J. ‘U ,Ul. 1 T * «1 out a plan for Barrv county a* ‘"1^.‘P m^a a A will ^k Mr' *lde th,rd *ard' and ou Saturdav ' where^rp^ta^y^^hn^hlTe ha* volunteered to cry the sale and Qutlliont Concerning A ,„ ^raraetspotumedrby"iw Ba^ yell, all the echoes of which have trims.* wiucn time ini A a.a win a*g Mr. n°OnCWtiwbother tiand, we would Iiiciiow* ^ollrotlotto wta I* nude and Roth of the Barry County Health Enlistment to Be Answered it course, sponsored by the Bar ­ I a,,*‘rnoon the>rvthe ‘countv^ed POrX Chanter b L caUed lnto lhe ' nm'formed^ fuh’car^chib will be hbn as clerk* will be Geo. Department to make the sanitation investigation. The permit will then A public ma** meeting .sponsored ^Pto wTlIT ^^When ’au^nroe^y ------------------ ------------------ -----.... . er member:, of the Hastings Retail­ available nt the Red Cros* Room. S™d'*> Jo'e'sUlance. t.a...... . workinv unit* in the: working town*ilip. TheinItntlnn rMitilremrn*a twH-n rnm. unit* the township. The Have nation requirements have been com- ■by the Barry County WAAC com­ and should be sent to Mr* George I "J’™* ors War Stamp and Bond CoounltWe arc. hoarding one pound of prec----------------mittee will be held in Central au­ lous raisins for a grand celebration townahlp chairman of the neighbor-. pjeted More Information regarding when Elsenhower move* Into Ber­ hood war clubs will be chairman of slaughtering of animals Intended ditorium here on Sunday afternoon lin and MacArthur broadcasts from the scrap drive in the township for human food can be had bv con- April 4. commencing at 3:30 o'clock, and will seek the assistance of his tacting Mr. Glenn Wotring. Chair­ according to Mr*. Georgina Bauer. uu. but i.MMwy •* TDkio. | for the attractive list of merchanRecently. I heard a strange noise neighborhood leaders and township man of the AAA. Mr Harold Fns- recruiting chairman for the county. --- • -.r.rX.'I ben of the aasociatlon Also sun- , Agricultural •di»e offered--All they have to do qn Slate Street nnd found it em- clubs as well as designate the cen- ter. Barry County A program of general interest has *p^.tu'rd’.v' Sunday MnndSv- 'da>' tarenoon the firemen were calli is buv war stamps and bonds That uniting from a horse, parked as big tral spot in the township where the Agent, or Mr A. A. Roth. Public been arranged and at least one X. ho^ tab? 1"30 PS?4 30ird ,o ”ut out " the.. be — accumulated Engineer — of• •••• the -Barry Counas you please in one of lhosc*cov- I scrap will — —————— for sale. Health _•««...••■ 'is. the ane who agrees to buy the WAAC officer will be present to an- p „ rrcniitment committee pan o,4‘hr ,our’h ward . eted two hour parking places that • After all scrap to in the central ty Health Department, : most war stamps or bonds during swer individual and personal ques- . wh “nlenir/ap^lK L7* rffid I • f BMW were such a headache to the city township pile, the county chairman — — —• • • ithe auction of anv one item SA— dads a tew years back. He may I will sell the pile to a junk dealer tions concerning enrollments w_>v '■ Monday firemen brine called out , pomes the owner of that ari Awards Presented for c1uTn “‘ -rtVESTn Women in the 21 to 44 age brack’ “ " m~ 'u a *“ "*----------- *“" 1i money over m to th. the have just been sneezing, thto being and tum the -e"* v «»*r Outstanding Records et. of good health and character the sniffle season but 1 fancied he County Red Cross. rated an “A-l plus" investment. The Executive Committee has and with no dependent* are eligible eourw Include .35 how, ol claw- , W^°rw"lh*' attemw>n°'and ' Harty Counw eew tMttng was giving Henry Ford the wellIt follows that nobody to being suggested to township war club to apply for enlistment In the known horse laugh. m u"a>"u<-.u,>di-rd ass lout in the country tnat evening m Wartime finds the horse coming chairman that the township town WAAC. P — *■ — •*“ I Tuesday-aftemoon. fire spreading .Jjl ........... Mrnul and iWy.kbl : jHliw, ol ll» Sow lb. Tnr.dav-atl'-nwon . tlrr sorpadln, back In a big way. both as a beast hall might be a good place for the listing the numerous Items which ax.mln..law are to te uken .1 ' w hon “w yelr ‘'•.""jlLL". •“nt a~ ranldlv in L"-..??". the grass on the ’ vacant of burden and ns sirloin steak* and township scrap pile Also election i a fine attendance of members and will be offered for “sale.” I lot. comer E Walnut and the Kalamazoo recruiting andTern-1 in- | “ .„me,‘“ h. hornltal “ butJ.in rib roasts In some of our country's day. Monday. April 5. has been dairymen present. County Agent dw..~ beadynarren Magd.lc ” chap of nn Ran. ‘■ threatened the larse named as tile day to ask farmers meat markets. Harold Foster acted as chairman barn. Firemen u*ed che Scrap Drives Needed Tlte Qxford dictionary describes to start that pile when lhev, come ule. 210 Eleanor ot Meat* and tenerouslv time ■ I of the meeting introducing E C. a"' to^rtlcl ^formedofbytheir the Nudes' । extinguish the blaze. the horse a* "a solid hoofed pcris- to vote. Such a program must be To War Material! I Scheidenhelm. Michigan Stale Col­ iuSupply JUHHy..u uiu provided; atoo transoortatlon for .Mr? « traded The .4—a -----------^,e>. ffpd pfl. . sodaclyl quadruped 'equs CabaTlus) hurried lege. in cliarge of D. H. I. A. work MRS. NELLIE FANCHER, GmrdiM Unabie to A Glenn Wqtrtng. chairman of the*/ About thirty people from various ----------- candidates living outside Jthe fiftyhaving a flowing mane and tail, unabl(' ,o ,c™ themselve*. i over the state. Mr Scheidenhelm n:.rt« nt lh>rnnntv attl*n<tod a utmlln raHlun r.f IGihma™ lldnr-r 1 .. Barry County USDA War Board, parts of the county attended a saiDue lb the illneo* of Etory Houghit* voice a neigh, etc." Imagine wi?htn thU r?Hm. ,nakc tak«‘ pulse* and temspoke of the problem and value of whose organization is co-o|wraltag vage meeting in Hotel Hastings on ordering a perls-sodactyl sandwich Bnrrv count! is within radius, aivrreX hatlis ,,.«£ u>*i*t X; with । cow testing and assisted with the talln. Mrs Fancher will sell the 'S",,”this 11;!, K ”,'? ncratures I J in one of our restaurants or an in this drive urges that farmers Thursday. March 25 al which John annual business meeting of election personal property at public aucUod at the farm located 3 miles north ot t l n ‘ th 1 ' sm»n unices A Nurse’s Aide is' equs-caballus steak. If we didn't with scrap available contact their D McGillb, Regional Chief of-tne of officers, financing, etc. committeeman so General Salvage Branch. Salvage have the more easily pronounced neighborhood George Woods and Chas Strick- iDo«,ln« and °r,i,iit?nnr in i ho waac m.«'n,VK allowed to give patients word, "horae" I don t believe the that the township programs can Division. War Production Board, land, county supervisor* for the D. 8 lpllM i medicine* or hypodermics and to al, and Kenneth McBurns. chairman of 5m ‘hl? mn«<?1.uniiri.' way** under the supervision of a II I A urogram In Barry County. ,32 and I mile east, or 3/4 mu* 8MM animal would ever have reached its get started without delay. each gave their report on the year’s 'of U.B Chufch. She to Fifteen hundred tons has been । the Michigan Salvage Commission will be made here on Wednesday. 1 present standing with the human work. On the basis of those re- “ rood list of hay. corn, farm^tooto race. Old Dobbin doesn't eat gas tentatively set as tiic goal to be were gu<W speakers. The Rev. Fr. hv 11ilrrfSnffirerCMiirrri& K nitmm I The Nurse s Aide in taking over *<• A?»r dr u from : ‘h*** ,ouUnc hospital duties reand while hi* pace may be slow, reached by April 5. or slightly more । - . port* of high herds, high produc- jmtocellaneou* artiirai ital ff ,rom ,hc ' leases the trained nurse where her like the bed-bug. he geto there just than an average of 100 pound* per tion cows. etc. County Agent Fos- . person for each resident of the If each housewife would save KIf meet ito mints technical skill to needed. Miss Lotthe same. ter presented trophies to leading | Birman will act as etort ^ Boe /vMiniv—a , real "hurrv-uo" ••linrrv-im" job. inh Even Rvrn averace of <mr tablr-^noon of nt an average one table-spoon lnIfthehtnrJlent WAAC driv^ itt .Ue Teu»,nk' P«>nock Hospital M-I There'* one thing about a horae. countv dairymen on behalf of the Hastings i adv. elsewhere in this issue for I . he always knows his way home with this, however, to not the ultimate 1 waste fat per day. Barry < ounly rnuntv rnntTfiirntdi St len\ 'i* perintendent. is heartily tn favor of Farm Bureau Services. Hastings particulars. • (Continued on Page 6, Sec l.» I would more than meet Its quota. ““"ty must furnish at least 15 can- {he NurM..s Ald|f pro<ram Bnd as ' out driving. And on those wonder­ City Bank and The National Bank ful spring and summer nights when aiaaies. more trained nurses are called for of Hastings. The Hasting.* Parm ' CLYDE GOULD. Fropr. the young man would wind the jjolin V. Dillon, chairman of the J--------------------------------------------------------- army or navy duties, the need for I Bureau Service trophy, for the high Having sold his farm Mr. OouM reins about the whipstock on the ’the Nurse's Aide will be greater. herd in butterfat production in , w1ll dUp<»e of the personal pro­ buggy, the better to devote both c„„„ De<..« council peeI There to still time to file an ap­ Barry County was presented to Geo. al pubUc auction at the farm arms to wooing the lass of his AppliesA. Clouse. Hope township, whose located 3 miles south of Nashvllte ' Charles Annable. retiring chair- l\ r\ I I V I U plication for the course choice, hto horse would faithfully herd of Purebred Guernsey* aver- and . nm,. east. He to offering a l tion blanks may be obtained at the I man of the Barry County Salvage । plod home, hauling the moon-struck , Red Cross rooms and must be sent aged 4858 Iba. butterfat for the y,, aheep. hay. grata I Committee presented a report con ­ pair behind him. Oh. boy! those year. The Hastings City Bank and ttrBW and farm tools. Henry cerning accomplishments here to Hebden by April 5. were the good old day*. ' Note: trophy for the most economical .nannery will cry the sale and K. Idutc in salvage work. Carl Tuttle, Younger generation: question your producing herd in the county went E aray will act as clerk. See the the new salvage chairman was in ­ dad or grandad about this and see to (he purrix-ed and grade Jersey adv eUewhere in this Issue for full I troduced and was given promise of This is a regular weekly feature the old boy grin.) You can't do herd of Maurice Craig. Hastings nartlculsrs. co-operation in — carrying Cane To Be Placed At .Hull —------------------- _. .— on .. designed to aid you In yout cur­ that with an automobile and get They produced* a pound of butter- 1 this here. 1n« Huold " Mrwork. ,¥U'iue".ppo home In one'chunk. rent purchases of items rationed by fat at a feed cost of 17.4 cento per ■»■•*> pound Richard Wallace of Johns- i SnniNKON Piinra?* Old Dobbin may not look kindly the government. This newspaper Hastings Will be made on Friday and , J.mer^nn'lSiubauRh a “ nd Charlei upon hl* possible fate of being town township took thr Hasting* KY,“?Vn“°^id thTfarm they Will Deadlines Specified fa National Bank trophy for herd in- , oroXriv*liL whittled tahyroasto and chops: but m &^\tXi0LT^ Annab?r as” memSeT of a M^'iai believes this service will enable in­ r ----------------dividual* to cooperate more fully Processed In Foods and Meats crease over the previous year 1* ! SSg^a^taS ST^fam ’toM he can't be blamed if he give* the to Prosecuhng Attorney L. E. Bar ।executive cxecutjVe committee committee to to carry carry on on the the ।, winning the war on the home front, and Fats ______________________ ‘KA" ■' making each cow In hl* herd aver- . pup!ffM » world, that has sneered at him for naw farm M-rati Hrivp whlril nffl- 1 -- . _ . age 35 pound* more butterfat «n « of HMttag, < twenty years, the well-known horse The following deadlines in the n.A_ clallv starts here in the county.; ' 1942 than she did in 1941. This to -r^,~ . r . laugh. which are available are to be placed | Aprils. Red Stamps Stamps ,rationing program are of interest Major Gen. Gladeon Barnes Werk their part in the war effort. hSZ cows^Sw You men in the service from at the curb and trucks will cover . Both Mr. MCOullis and Mr Me- ' Beginning Bearing Letter . Expire. iIfuS*!!?”™,S'.h!; I Worn ™ lu< w.rt ML the Bliss Company. Just as the eyes the city to make the collection. County Agent Foster further pre'Continued on Page 6. Sec Li March 29 A<16 Potato) April A-'wrami' aptu 30 w ' -Gladeon » Barnes, former Hasting*"rilled rantedplaques plaquestotothe the owners the | FkfumfiZro of the world are on you now. so Cans for this collection must have Ii r^THnr hV ’vZr* rh«rie* owner* ofofthe .... B-il6 Potato) April 30 dca*rrs, according to F L. Bauei. 2 . April 4 boy and. a .brother J. of Mrs. Charles nrrwttirinc niirehrM “ na f»«ra« *Reed wi^crT also the eyes of your buddles at the been rinsed clean, opened at both mSv and Hol«teta wwsJleraev Ra- Dewev Dewcv Reed ui**4u»««/. * 111 er* ’the Mto anM C-<16 Potato) April 30 chairman of the Barry County War Potto ot this city, has been promoted April 11 shop gaze on your names, etched ends and then pressed flat. D-<18 Potato) April 30 and Ration Board to major genera) from the rank of ° ,he Cornty Breed J«X Wln“ W1U “ elertL April 18 in bronze on individual plates, each It is necessary to have the tan* ~ Mr. Ha Bauer states that that retailers retailers nf of brigadier general which he previousE-'lfl Points' K ,,Rr states tne touniy adv thtoissue April 25 adv eUcwhere elsewhere in In this issue for for full full time they enter the plant An il­ clean, because certain types of soil processed foods must register al the ly held. an 1o£ar Kaeehele of Middleville re- articular*, Canned Goods. Etc. luminated display cabinet has been can destroy the strength of the a iirnr , ration office here bv April 10 Reexjiert. has taken a prom- .r-nntinurri nn Pat-r s See i ) '' installed near the entrance. It con­ chemical used in the reclaim pro- \I1L.AM\ UI>DL Blue point ration stamps D. E. F.■ taller* of meats and fats must reg­ ordnance inent part in the development of . 'Co™™" °n P”' 6. Sec 1 । „4HUV wFREEMAN. Proa, tains our roll of honor mounted on cess; they must be own at both Js LHHJ IILRL good through' April. . later between the dates of Mav 3 tanks and Other motorized equip- ' Having decided to quit farming a large plaque and surmounted by end* so the chemical will drain ' Coffee 1 and 14. inclusive Shoe dealers rnent. He ha* been on .several spe- , Mr Freeman will luve an auctioto a bronze eagle. The names are through and not collect in oockcto; I War Bonds Only Stamp 36 for 1 pound, good to »«*e ‘he* cial missions foe the government to I. sale at hto farm located 8H mllae placed in the order in which tin­ they must be pressed flat to save ; Possible Insurance Against April 26 I heir bank* banks bv by Anril April in 10 nnd and these various sectors of the world battle I their northeast of Plainwell, or 13'4 men entered the service. Loren space both in transportation and in Inventories rqust go down to and fronts. Uncontrolled Inflation miles west of Doster, or 4 mite east Francisco heads the list followed by tne reclaim vato. include children s 4’4 size Instead of Bellingham school. He is offer­ about 100 others. The total for all Tin to perhaps the mast critical I Frank N Isbey. chairman of ««.the Stamp 12 also good for 5 pounds children's size No. 5, as originally ing 21 head of full blood Jeram Bliss plants now numbers approxi­ metal on the entire list of - war Savings Staff for Michigan, through i May 31. 'stated. 'Continued on Page a. Sec. 1> mately 1,000. You fellows helped war material* Most of our normal addressed a special War Bond meet­ Both coffee and sugar coupons I Starting this Friday there will be j Three Tickets Up For put the squeeze on the Japanese sources of supply were last with the । ing at the Strand Theater here ;are from the same War Ration , a new ruling In force covering with BHs* shell presses and you are fall of Malaya. I faulty new shoes. 6n and* aftei lulADIf IM So all possible । Tuesday afternoon. State Vote—Two Friends Throughout The County: now In a position to treat tne de­ sources of tin salvage must be used | During the month of April, the ! ■ For the second time I am run­ Shoe* Anril 2 the owner of the defective Amendments Propoicd mented paper hanger of the Third to the fullest possible extent. United State* Government must put ■ --.I-'hoe* can net a certificate from । ’ ning on slickers for the offlea at Reich to an old-fashioned Barry It is not much trouble preparing ! acrOM a thirteen billion dollar bond , -■—* J* -• | April 5 to election day. . School .Commissioner — at the Etecf h 1U" ,oca’ rationing office which can County BlLvs-kricg. used tin cans for reclaim and they of this total, the quota for ’ June laThere will be three state tickets I tlon h and — — raa-lion on Aprll Anril 5t 5th for that 15 .. be used in place of a ration stamp Some of the boys from our pow­ are needed In the armament in- . Barry county is 4490.000 00. ThL* L* 1 c. „ Gasoline , to secure another pair of shoes In VlVVJJ VKIIli up for vote and some important w- son I am taking thL* means of talker arid maintenance departments dustrles. So. have your tin cans 1 in addition to War Stamps and t ——— Number 5 from Basic i adlustment Heretofore. It has been i .Stamp Ua.a cal. county and stale officers to lng t0 you before that time. Mileage Ration Ration A Boole worth 4 "to tSe an Mtra ration Incomp'cfc Returns Here have written inquiring about the ready and at the curb op Friday . Bonds *old on payroll or other slmi- Mileage elect.. .. J Of course. I want to be re-etocied . feud between the "Dog’s Nest" and and • nd Ralnrrlav Anril O ’;tor plans gallon? *n | Now **""« Stand "» at $4,851.02 ----------------- •* » ww* Saturday, April 9 and in 10. gallons of oa gasoline, good througn 5lamn for this purpose. Nnw 851.OZ the gear guard crews. I am happy | ■, * o > ------Mr. Isbey states that this seems , May 21. i "Die Red Cross war fund drive re- The ballot box is our symbol of |earne<t through years of experience to report that tn the interest ot the ; celved a substantial boost this week ' freedom and there can be no dan- an(j j pave devoted my life to school like a big load. However, we will Truck renewals for next quarter .State Senator Saur war effort, they have declared an 'have to put across many such loan.* Mart April 1. IJTare JenOfOf jaur when the money collected at the ; ger of a decline in democracy if M quite naturally. I like It armistice for the duration, with the 1 seven factories in Hastings was people cast their votes on election rery much. I realise I have made 1 If we are to avoid uncontrolled inFuel on understanding that as soon as hos­ . , , turned-in. according Jo to an ’an-'day. I mistake*during duringmy mytenure tenureofofo£oftiirnea-in. according^ an^an-jday. ' . . I mistakes BaUon. The voluntary and heavy , Coupon 4 good for 11 gallonsWoodland Consolidated Rrhnni ---------- 1 purchase / *“ - — - . . tilities cease, the chalk line goes of War Stamps and Bonds nouncement by Mr*. James W. Rad--------» -----*«-• -------------— f| C<; f ew people are faultless. ba| back on the floor and they return has turned In 110.00 to be used for to not merely a patriotic duty but a Valid February 2 through April 12 * ntate qenatnr m MamlH Ftaiir ford- counl>' chairman. A total of NOTICE i have alwav* been sincere tn all to status quo. nf ihr *»2-243 *“s ratsw* rnakin1’ lhp toUl I People In the Hastings area are 1 my efforts which were for Ute ulUseif preservation. 1 The Barry County Ration Office office .Km?^imre^nrt । simple matter of self They insist that I close our Home —_4n — in-—-'5X^Xmilt« Kent County, and w%SJt"oS cluiirman •., •-.­ a11 'S?ta be!lenMnl of 001 bon ,n* Front letter with some poetry so 'senate committee on education, will , 1 teriaK If it doesnT ge” the ^noney order earn nranexli) alternoon. ' tag’o“\h?BHMUngihChamb?rMof ithe E4I?’ J?lus 20' lhe °n : theXre thawto SSn^'whlcb have . My opponent. Mr. Uthrop. as not to be out-classed by other Sm* th«« material* through the sale letter* that ended thus. Always »UI-.be.an “d,,to.n l.° the v0’u.?’“;of stamps and bonds, the only al- NOTICE TO THE willing to oblige, we will tell you which have already been contribu­ ternative will be to print the cur­ VOTERS OF THE SECOND WARD I here. Mondav ivi-mrnT Anril"i about an old friend, sure that it ted for the use of service men. evening. Anril 5. the ac- 1I slnce flrst rrporU of the drive §Sy» moat of them werecaused by render sendee more capably. rency iicwra needed aim and this means tafia* icuv; moo iiirnw ■■»>«Having served one term a* your cnr4<n„ maries R Annable will bring back pleasant memories tlon at its worst. Most people. h«i aiderman. I am a candidate for red .n_R charle# R Annable. the [were given additional money ha* ilhe. carriers handling ot grass fire* tleularly in these troubtoaoms I to all of you who know him. I have NOTICE TO HASTINGS' . * . • got out _ m,.. n Vpi .said, even vet aren't taking thU election apd your support at the ‘•'■rcrrvary. been received l.nrt and the fnltnwtlTIT following t*. Lt which of control. Your co- when man power and wrwna woman been told that he is the last one BOWLERS ... but are ...^ living .in clectlon Monday. April 5th will be urMMAr.r saif a complete report on the drive in operation tn holding down damage should be used as efficiently as Goon Classics! Full handicap of question •kerlously on earth that would Inspire one to 'Continued on Page 6. Sec 1 ) from this source is. requested. Dur-1 slble. ' 360. For any man or woman En­ a false paradise of easy money and appreciated. Edwin D. Smith 4-11 uglon hall Friday and Saturday. Spring »poe try. living coats which, although spirltag this war emergency. «U properMay I say. In all ' Apr. 2. 3. Auspices Auxiliary. Phone But here It goes, a bit of poetry try fee 42 00 per couple. Set prop, ins upward, are not vet Intolerable. ty lake* on a new value and damage 11 find pride in the a< Mrs. Harry Larsen. 2658 or Mr*. ANNOUNCEMENT! written as prose—describing the for further Information at Hastings I The purchase of War Stamps and caused may not be easily repaired achieved since I hai Shirley Henry. 2443. if you have do­ NOTICE prophecy of Boiler Room Ben. who Recreation. We will be open all Bonds, he believes Rives the govern­ or replaced. ! flee and Adv. 4-1 nations. ' Adv. 4-1 has been predictin' since goodness summer ment the use of sound money, it Hastings City Fire Committee .continue knows when. siphons off excess potential pur­ llshed necessity of givinr “first call* 1 I wish to thank al) those who gave Prior to nlneteen-hundred and chasing power and thus lielns cut the I me their support at the Primary thirty-eight—when the world was to articles explaining the new demand for consumer eoods and it pledge you my uncoaal AUKS FOB VOLUNTEERS tranquil and tree from hate—our rationing program (which in­ 1 Section, and now as a candidate fot gives the owner of the bonds a back' Citv Clerk. I again solicit your sup­ The Rod and Gun club is asking I have always given, hand tired boiler was an awful cluded a point value chart for loa of purchasing power to use at for volunteers to help clean the heartfelt gratitude for mess—encrusted with soot and meats and fata) slightly more ' port at th? April Election. Would you be interested In some future date when market con­ rearing ponds st Orangeville Sun­ the election next Moi filthiness. than ten column* of corre ­ Walter Wallace planting a Victory Garden U ditions will be more favorable than day morning. April 4. st 9 o'clock. No light could pierce the window spondence items and news storPol. Adv. t! at the present. Anyone there before 9 to Illume the dirty hole. The work­ enoo<h demand, the city plana celve a free breakfast. ers fell In plies of ash and tripped NOTICE . ANNOUNCING \ , on mounds of coal Because the I am a candidate for the office fore the deadline and arlually The opening of a Dav Nursery at NOTICE settings and the pipes let air and 'of City Clerk at the Citv election my home M4 E. Mill St on Anril I am a candidate for alderman tn steam leak through—each shift of on Monday. April Sth. Your sup­ 13. for children of working moth­ .the first ward. Your support will brawny firemen had more than port will be appreciated.—Sterling. ers Wil) car* for children 1R ma* 'ba appreciated. they could do. C. Rogers. 4-1 fineer. to 6 years old. Home Inspected and Those interested Herbert J- Calkins. With battling valiantly to hold ndenl—she undoubtedly had approved by Barry Co. Health Dent. catastrophe In check—the engineer I want to thank those who sup­ copy here in time The Mrs Eugene dbalman. Phone 3119. grew grim and gaunt, a shocking ■ NOTICE fault,'if you would call It that. ported me at the Primary Election nervous wreck. Business grew bv and now aa a candidate for aider­ Arthur Lathrop for County Schoo! the second a man of the 3rd ward, I solicit vour Fljr Alderman in 4th ward. I will. limitation* of letterpress printsupport again at the election. April Commissioner. Your support April be apprectat greatly anoreclate your vote at April i 4-1 ’ Fran (Conllnued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) 5. Louis (Pon) Abbey. 4-1 5 will be appreciated. Adv. election. Forrest Lane. Sol. adv.4-1 J /lljril COLLECTIONS TO BE MADE, RECORDED, ONATWP.BASIS LOIl \lwUl Discuss Rules for Butchering Permits BIG LIST OF .BJCATLl A MAKE •.=?!UP FOR BIDDING inn “X .. uS“*£uSS; Five More Needed To Take iNurses , Aide Course WAAC MEETING HERE SUNDAY ANNUAL MEETING COUNTY COW TESTING ASSN. - STATE SALVAGE DIRECTORS AT MEETING HERE AUCTION SALES Promoted FIRST TIN CAN COLLECTION HERE APRIL 9 AND 10 O A T I 0 N 11 N 11 AT A GLANCE 10 Mrs ' REGISTRATION ' DATES FOR RETAILERS w-STS FRANK N. ISBEY HASTINGS NEARS ^JU,UUU MAKlt 111 firfl /*!> ACC IjUIVr AAIUC Uhll I U(l\\ Funds Received for "Victory Books" To Be Guest Speaker At C. of C. Monday City Offers Space for Victory Gardens K ELECTION DAY APRIL 5 I �PAGE TWO 4nock hospital Monday evening at The Tittle mix* has been named Inna Marie. »d, «“ April 13th. New York paper* have long to the Navy for orders after Because of in health. Dr. P. E. >. praised the play in their reviews graduation He states there will be Willison has been able to hold ofj^c*Bulhh^i«i !««*m where bt and have commented, that Mr. ’ Charure« in th* institutes nr ,,ce houw «^t«rnoons only. iSM'nSEXS whleh «EwTuJFuS75ni« TWIT. u..=un or u>« iH. Orl U taking radio ar years' course will be reduced P01*™*0 011 Sunday i slightly lew than three years, bur t" burn off the dried gram In back na,».w« jShXon. ... ‘nwBwid ot world LL‘! vacations have been given up ot his house. When he left to get utviMi wnrirt — ■dries! world. #nd Uw full 52 week| a year Khed- a drink of water the. flame* Hared Betty Osborn, who Is making suoh ।IWort w<wd recently deceived from fr< Rear uj#d. not much will be tost in “P beyond his control necessitating received , hit in the iMd ro/ ' -------- 1 r*“recently ntlv rteeived rr< •y 1 AUmlful GeOtge Rockeonveyx the 1 ttiorouRhncss of preparation and calling out the fire department Jefferson, In the 8ld..,z — — news that the Navy takes over the training. Robert Reed, son of Mr. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bob Timm <Avis Webb Disunite July 1; after which and Mm B R. Rert of this city. I sowerby) ot Ocala. Fla., formerly । -...u—------ <<■ i. .i— <> ..ill iw. is B Audent at: of Hastings, announce the arrival Ro Prnldwl In JI •ppftnllrt’mun «nd MB te- WrM, In.UuXr. of a daughter. Betty Xxiu. on March pilal1 the Munroe Memorial hoa- • LOCAL NEWS L V V M L ] A daughter was bom to Mr and hrs. Olenn Miller .Margaret Brown 220 W. Clinton 8l. al Pen_ --------->. . — - Sftjn” THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL L 1943 _ '________________ _____________________ _ wS! *“ * V- ORGANIZATIONS COMMUNITY NOTICES ™ Johnson will review "The Robe" by Delton The annua! meeting of the Gen- Dr. Lloyd Douglas Navy Mothers Club will have in­ The regular meeting of the W. eral Hospital Guild will be held at stallation of officers Wednesday 8. C. 8. of the Delton Methodist the Methodist church on Tuesday, evening. April 7. at 7:30 at the church will be held at the home M,v 4 U. 8. O. building All members-are of Mrs. Maurice Johncock, Wednes­ Hospital Guild 1 day. April 7 »r dossert bridge The Delton Inland Lakes Gar­ *w»o*cbiho mabbiacj den Club will meet at the home of brlj, L,. If u>„ .ftS? , Mrs. Roger Williams on Thursday ajumoorr. April Av Roll . call— "what's your Hobby?" The pro­ gram U u follows: "Testing the " ,i ",bKV “• •»“ aund*1' Soil," Mr*. Bertha Busli; "Fertili­ Kclth E. Lancaster and Stephen zer to use and How to Apply,” Schader. April ___ _____ ■A Pnl ’4.•__ ■C. Hathaway who enlisted at De­ Mrs. Bert Patton. i Emmanuel Guild and their gums I |if iFwont’help win the Quarterly Conference for the troit iast July as Private* in the will be entertained Wednesday, I WAR—FORGET IT. and Delton • F *1 .9 for "ctoductlon Training Milo. Prairieville ,ln Colleges and Universities hate churches will be held tn the Delton; been summoned to report, for duty Methodist church. Thursday eve­ Wednesday nnd Saturday, respcc- ning. April «. A r~‘ ---------■ lively, of this week. will be served at l.w w,u, ■ Denny Yargtr. son of Mr*. Dennis the presidents of each society in ■ Yarger and the late Dennis Yarger charge. Rev. E- H. Babbitt. Grand' of 1102 8. Broadway, left Battle Rapids, the district superintendent' will speak. Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 iP Creek Wednesday afternoon for The Mar-O-Not Class of the [New York City and on to Bear Mountain. New York, to Join the Methodist church will hold Its next SATURDAY. APRIL 3 [U ; Brooklyn oruoiuyi. Dodgers uoogen. spring training naming meeting at the home of Mr. and camp They formerly trained In Cuba . Chamberlain, Thursday DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Point : APrl* , .. but this year are using West point Rcy Scoll's "Kukan'' —> field ..-.J* for Miring rhe Lady Maccabees will hold field house and 1 practice. 1‘their next meeting al the horae of Mr anrt Mr. RhirUv n I Mrs‘ Whittemore Thursday and Orson Welles and Anne Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Shirk} B. Henri .afternoon, April 1st. have received word from their son. p_______ SsWJw-jJt- rJTKm is. -------- 5JJ; HAM r THEATER ft "THE BATTLE CRY OF CHINA" Robert U. who is in the Navy on duty on a minesweeper and subchaser somewhere on the Atlantic, that he ha* received ills rating a* Motor Machinist Mate. 2nd Class. This Ls his fourth promotion since entering the service a little over a year ago. rising from ApnrenUce Seaman to Fireman. 3rd Class, to Fireman 2nd Class, to Fireman 1st Class and now to his present rating as Petty Officer. Fresh fivita and vegetables arc NOT rationed! You can buy as much of them as you can cat. The more fresh fruits and vegetables you serve—the more "point stamps" you'll have for "out-of-season" favorites and other rationed conned foods. Save your "points"—and money, too—by shopping at our Produce Deportment daily for fruits and vegetables that ore truly fresh— Ration Calendar NEW CABBAGE LETTUCE POINT STAMPS: DEF Blue to Moy 1st. RED A stomp to April 5th. 1. peck ” WAR SAV//VGS lOc NEW CARROTS bunch 2 for 15c 4 25 GRAPEFRUIT POTATOES U. S. No. 1 lb. Hard, Crisp Heads MEMBER 2 lbs. 13c ONIONS DRY APPLES fancyspys 2 l^ 29c 5TAMP5^?B0ND5 See our complete disploy of Garden Seeds. i HAMBURGER 5 pts. 7 pts. GROUND BEEF 8 pts. SIRLOIN STEAK 5 pts. SHORT RIBS , 6pts. BEEF LIVER OLEO 5 OLEO RED SUNDAY and MONDAY. TUESDAY. APRIL 4. 5, 6 Ranald Coleman and Greer Ganon "RANDOM HARVEST" Special price* for thia attraction Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 la 3:00. Children under 12 10c plus tax 1c total lie Only enough ticket* will be sold to fill Theatre once V. F. W. NEWS Price# at all other performance* Adult* 3lc plu.*'tax 4c tola! 3Sc Children under 12. 15c plus tax 2c total 17c. even though thev can't enme to oth15’ A K attendance •i?e rwe"ynilpn“l'°‘“ln*lhe“*h,,rr ^rtd^ atUmoon. April 2 the | [fl .he ride plan. officers of the W. S. C. S. of the!*® • Because of new paint in the, uitferent points on the circuit {kitchen we are having ■< box lunch will meet at the parsonage ITtc .la Plew brine one box uer famllv meeting is set for 1:30. If you art l§H ■ Did you know that ne received a an officer plan to be present. fl I couole citation* for 100 perernl in Prayer meeting at the parsonsi:fralner plane donation*? The ni- ;cach Wednesday evening until . ."nnsl oreanirotinn had over <150-‘after Easter, at 7:45. All are in- Til rwrt together the last we heard ” **“* to attend. ,u Kited ; The f6ur decorators nre about j finished with the hall i>nd does it Rutland NOTICE—Rutland Cemetery lot | ever look nice. Several of the poet m*r»’b',rs st- ownq.-s; By order of the town [ 'ended the Tasker memorial serv­ board It has been requested that cement curbings not be put around ices Sundav. < Our Auxillarv has charee of th* lots; The Rutland Cemetery circle will I 8 n Room the weekend of April meet Wednesday. April 7 for an 3 and 4 | Last Saturdev ’UehUs partv at afternoon meeting with Mrs. Gerald Smith. , our lull was the bent ever nod evfn-oni had e grand time. ; Several nf th* Auxil‘nrv clrln washed dishes «lx hours Rundav to ;emoty the cupboards for the nalntterx. | RL*t»r Webb in under the doctor'* MARRIAGE LICENSES l rar* but a little improved at this Leon William Haywood. Hastings 26 writing Esther Mae Meredith. Allegan 22 j We hear Comrade nfleld's r«n Harold E Starks. Kitchen. Okla. 31 H. Majesty Becker. Hastings . .. 22 Clifford J. Tousley. UJ5. Army. reived .* dtsHnn from M;i«r Gen Wyo. . ______________ ____ 26 Virginia Hesterly. Woodland . .. 20 O. C- Brant of Randolph Field WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. APRIL 7-8 MARRIAGE LICENSES Phillip Dorn. Anna 8ten and John Hhcppcrd "CHETNIKS" The fighting Guerilla* fighting for a nation that refuse* to die. Bahry theathi; Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 OLEO ALL SWEET NUCOA BUTTER 8 points j' "SECRETS OF THE UNDERGROUND" | and- Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce I "SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE SECRET WEAPON" * SUNDAY ond MONDAY. APRIL 4-5 • Jack Benny. Privilla Lane with Iloche*ter in their very latest laugh rloL "The Meanest Man In The World Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 3:S0 The Barry You will find it a pleasure to use Mac-O-Lac SATIN-TONE—just try it in one room, and you will want to do the entire interior of your home immediately. No expensive thinners arc needed—you just mix water with this marvelous paint and apply. You will discover these marvelous features: It has no offensive odor; one gallon paints the average size room; normally one coat covers; it dries'in less than one hour; it dries to a satin finish which results in added beauty and easier washing; it covers wallpaper, wall­ FRUIT JARS Libby’s Pineapple quarts, dox. Mi1- N ut 45‘ H H PILLSBURY FLOUR $■125 ..u-.. Ih-Mck WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR PANCAKE FLOUR 'CAKE FLOUR Isnn Sheen 65c Pint Fruit Jars STERLING . IPILLSBURY FARINA So Rit'’ “ *hi|"' 3 El S Economical PET MILK • 28c 27c 27c ■17c • ■ MACARONI SPAGHETTI DRY BEAtyS KIDNEY BEANS , rH.ii, No. 2 Crushed 19 pts. board, brick, plaster, cement blocks, etc.; it's easy to apply—you can , brush it on or roll it on—either way XVC is simple, and being so easy to ap­ ply. the use of Satin-Tone is a real 4 c^ 33c SPECIAL Introductory SALE PRICE 527c We want you to try thl* wnnder Paint —we offer you. therefore, extra special introductory sate prices for a limited lime only. 4 uu «o> 39c 3 tu 25‘ 3 ,h. 25< 2 17C| 1 . 9‘| GALLON—our ceiling price I* $2.96—special Introductory *alc price i* ...............r.. QUART—our ceiling price is 9Sc—special introductory sale price is ................... r»z^r*n S*>S9 JU 79c SATIN-TONE corn,, in o galaxy ot populor. modem colon; Ixory. teach Peo Green. Bolt. Lite Croy. Fink. Orchid. Ute Slue, frimroee, Creom and White. FffDD^CENTER OTHER Mac-O-Lac PRODUCTS QUICK-DRY ENAMEL Qt. $j40 Cal. $^50 SPAR VARNISH Qt. $j20 Gol. FLOOR FINISH Qt. ggc Col. LINOLEUM VARNISH Sgzo $395 90‘ HOUSE PAINT .... _________ Gal. $2.95 206 «. STATt ST., HASTINGS, MICH. LTMLHST FOR LESS" N. MAIN STrHASflVflU.-MfCH. ! I . I6‘ PORKCHOPS .‘£"‘“1 42‘ PORK STEAKS 7Pts. lb . 43c SIDE PORK 6 p^. lb 32c SPARE RIBS 4 pts lb. 28c PORK LIVER 5 pts. lb. 27c VEAL STEAKS 6Pts. lb . 42c FREEPORT 35' 19c 26c 26‘ [ John Hubbard and Virginia Grey YOUR INTERIOR DECORATING CAN BE MADE EASY, SIMPLE, WITH 5 Red points [ DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Pu re Lard home rendered MJ FRIDAY and SATURDAY. APRIL 2-3 POINTS 2 Home Brand lb. 25c 'lb. 39c lb . 41c lb. 25c lb. 29c THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS' enough gas to attend this meeting rang11‘Aurll1 IS^A^good1 aUen^dance its bursting with flavor, and rich with natural vitamins. SUGAR: Stomp 12. good to June I. For 5 lbs. . COFFEE: Stomp 26. good to April 26. For I 16. foal* Grove The Coats Grove Ladles Aid Society will meet at the Corl Perkins home on Thursday. April 1 Vane I Wotring of Woodland will give a III Chalk Talk as port of the afternoon program. nJ , -------IU . Cloverdale SB i Tt’c Cloverdale L. A. S. will ser.-e n I dinner on election day. April 5 at IM tllc home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam JS Gelb. Everyone welcome. 111 Cedar Creek ' Si ■The Community club meets this Ijl Friday, night nt the schoolhouse. IsJ And mi another election rolls Pot hick "ipper. Everyone invited. around Some of those from disU MARK’S _ 128 W. State St. Hastings, Mich. Phone 2524 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THVRSDAY. APRIL 1. 1943 urn n —————————— you jugt can't anything but a ,uu.p ... .wu. ..... - great hatred toward a man who'L* causing so many heartaches in thl* old .world. The fellow* were *11 * game (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) lot. Just like the re/t of you who er than the old fire-box could •«’ already In service and cne ot Atand the really huskier boys in tile 1* Here old Zolly stops to take a amazoo. Best wishes and good | take It on a bike to make connec- : deep breath! to shout Hip! Hip! luck. | tlon* if necessary. Much good luck, j Hooray I for our New Lieutenants. > jOhn Uxkwood *nd Dave Oook i iSUll Jiave enough breath for.ihave left their classes at Western [Hello Folks and Everybody: st Received your i.n.letter yesterday. ,"YipjiyI" One such'■— -l^-L . — .-a — .ua... -.1 and will arrive today <Friday) at i D~»i<r~* i- I was glad to hear from you. Camp Grant to begin their traln------ ------------Lt. (Jg.) George Benner Jr, | Say have you still got your phone Bachelor Officers Quarters jing. .. .. out on the farm and still have the Room TJ7 Bmcs'w'ho I?nd*ai»er*elMn.lionoiu- ®’d l>1,one No- or dld the* «i»*nge U. 8. N. A. S. lu. ,L’ Dallas. Texas. I got the Banner O. K. and was Birthday—April 13th— Al last Old Zolly know* what a to get It. For I found nut* were served at the U. S. O. Another wearing nu ripen U. , Dewey Dither.'' u because that'* ever so glad r?ni!,WS,h|iCnUh?dPtndVi!w"sho» r<xim 11 kept "cpl Becky IWk> Hodges Hud... which f wanted in it. room "C*" which Lt. Harold Parker Who is lioTntnwS' wliat Russell Laubaugh and his address .un-SSK?. talk S!1!1"’.-. 'W*: The weather right now is Ju»t his wife Betty. looking fpientjT'Twiurirremind*'tM*(Jordy with ,mran:ng corn or menu, narumgreat nus lovely blonde bride, the former Ev­ fine, but this morning when we got (meaning Lothio™S?wA" of thttuu-Harold cd in some antequated part. Mlm. .. w ..... ... lr,U.M ।, “ thas ” elyn Newland, were in when they up it was little cool. It has rained And m nt last the bo*s decided instead o! where you are with> lhe ,ls wlucll incllirntally Is where Jfar- stopped at 'tire "Banner Office on for about two weeks here, and it Thursday. It sterns Russell (Who sure Mtim good to have the sun. that the only tiling to do—was to &kmios-p!eu.s<‘ excuse and JhUl.. ।Waited in service looks marvelous nnd so proud ol replace the ancient parte with no biamey.) No mailer the num. lieutenant ltis Bud Flynn ills wingsr had an appendix re­ Last Saturday we had to go on the I A lliird ramelhlng strong and new. So we ber ol ixrya leaving Mrs John I A third Hi't viiunt to Bud hike in tile rain ami I sure did get Camp la'C !" in West Virginia. "* "l v,r K’in Nice moved so was given leave to come my feet and-levs-wet for it rained got a new oil burner a swellegimt Wooion makes jk>|x-orn baUs '«ri “lt .J;K' home to fully recover. Two day. nifalr—without a thought n stint­ this time* nnd ns alie wrap., each KCl’*• wWici.s. ing on equipment anywhere. .-. one she's thinking of you fellows I John Bush has ixen transferred before he had to return to Walin Walin, the minister arranged it so here and*get luck to my old com­ New pumps, thermostats and filt­ nnd wLshlng you Godspeed. to‘Scott Fit-Id too along with Dick ers too—automatic draft control to , So well skip Spring (there are ,Fingleton. *Hello" to-Garth Floria Mr. and Mrs. Laubaugn were re­ pany before they go across. For HELP WIN THE WAR BY BUYING BONDS AND STAMPS HERE assist the firing crew. Gauges, many tilings well skip until you're I who is riow Corp, and was the high­ turning; huppv as love bird, nnd I would like to stav with them. With love. regutalors. How meters. instrumcij.Lv est in in- company for marksm.ni- looking just as brigh'. if not in —the latest doo-dads to be had, hornet and get on td ”liuhlPK tin- |'.sliip which won iuiu a five dollar color, in the shining radiance of Fred. their- eyes. . to heck with the expense. prize for the next so many months P F C Alfred Martz ‘ Max Myers, from Cfreat I.akes. 1^ Much happiness and good < luck All Hie crew were happy*, even .Jauiids like ‘rootin', tootin', shootHASTINGS. MICH smiling now and then—that Ls all. (by tiie way do thdv call sailors-'• t In'■ —wounds good. Kenneth FlOfia. as you two start off together. 'So Atlanta Ord Motor Drpot you sec fellow* operations are not with one exception. Boiler Room "Gubs" or 'Tars'' ails•3nopj?» came1 Gartl.'. brother, is in Australia. Atlanta, Ga. always as bad or do i.oj always Ben. He Went around with a sad home Thursday Lw—tilne days. HeB Birthday—Sept. 2nd. Div id Robinson. If yon will tel! convalesce at uneventfully, ts you look In his eye—expecting any mo­ will begin trnirimg lor Motor Ma-’ |us what cla— seaman you arc we (Continued on Page 6. Sec. 1 > ment Hie plant would blow sky- chlnLst's jutrie when he return*.' can print your address so mall will may belkvc > Everyone was glut! to have Max' reach you although we can't print high. „„ home but if you must be sjiecitic He claimed that oil was not the the name of your shit*. Hope you i—and nom- .—so war. Janet Buri.., pretty, petite urr proper fuel tn burn*—* Hint ------Hen- Is n letter written By iuivmg smooth .sailing. Dave. we would ...... turn. I clerk in Judge uf Probate office „ fine day to coal u. Pvt. Robert W. Cooley. ----------------t&>i Hhgl,eny who ml’um'lnV.'in/"?! Will lln One day from his Perth upon .. Hie 50th Cml. Maint. Co. —..1 ,*! promoted Corp at Will Ro. ­ AJ.’to ° S.-T./L'?.. bench—ne yelled. ILstcn to Hite- lives toward Nashville m the Nor- ^l mid for empluisto—lie flourished a ton school sector. Ray looks fine gers Field. Okla. Good work. Bob, Camp Sibert. Gadsden. Alnoama Stillson wrench. and wants to know if there are we renumber when you wi re on the Birthday—March 4 I've always said and I alwkys ‘...., . rina Fl any other Barry' County boyr where lob at the Manufacturing Co. and will—that coal is the fuel Hint fills he is— address— ' Hie bill. I'm telling you now ant Private Ray Ray Haggerty Hazgrrtr ~~ ' h 8. 1943 ' Private bUn,,nK Ct“‘l 24th FUid H "ratal, l .t Platoon formal dance the Teach' rs club Dear Grandma: 24th Firid Hospital. %««,n. fue! oil has’ Camp Campbell, Kv. Kv I haven’t much time so this will , have to be short. I am alriclit— | gone to war—to help aven-“ ---------Corrr- I pny M Stau|> wan excited tin- weekly affair1 but this was in fact, feeling belter than I have i gidor. To drive tanks ;— wi ".""Au £ 1 nlld ihrtllcd Friday when Corp special became the gab. tripped for a long time. across foreign u-rraliw-to fill To-;Ktnup arnvrd home f(ir lh(. nr,'; I am cooking now for 150 men, I ThJ sleek, well dressed look that always wilh the some emphasis on kins skies witii klo's with bombing brnnbine planes. ninnes t||IW )n |Unp mont|K. ;,r>[| t|u. which is quite a Job. Las', week' kites, Hower-1, nnd gambling I baked biscuits and cookrd chickNow oil the costly gadgets are value as on style. smart women want today, has turned "—; best looking coat of tun you evi l saw spring There were fifty pretty cn for all of them. 1 baked be- ] gathering rust—We err I'.re trarr.lr.g burning what with the uniform and tan lambs. ihe whole feminine world to Rayon jiartncrs waiting for tiie Coast coal again und breathing the du*<t. tween 500 and 000 biscuits. ii~li ’"nil: ”n" •'lllK dwt. he'., a dasher! Fay is In the hlitnnl We've preached and practiced econ­ Guards who arrived seventy-four stockings. And here they ore . . . Boiler Room Ben MniU around with 1 corjw „ n(1 hlls bl . f|l trun ferreit .................................. ..........------- corixs lino lias ur» n t I would rather have your bdz.- I omy. we've helped our customers to .strong. One clean cut young coast­ raids than till of our rain down la-re 1 an. •- — Cnmp ------ — • • nn. T told you »o' so look in his oye eye from Murphv toGoymode rayons . . . the hosiery of We ve got ant to tn admit lie he can enn .or.. c F„y M_ er sulci. "Hoy. whnt n Beautiful Well, it Is Slipper time S'i I gll.'sn 1 —We've sure save on what they need And this .Bcvv of I)am<".'' and he was rigljt. prophecy. today! I had better go and ent. I haven't I 570 A W. A A. I'. has been true since the first Penney Besides c. c> s there Were ten men done anything but sleep till day. Sava lie. There'* no fuel like an ' Drew Field. Fla store opened 41 years ago this from Kellogg Held mid n number They ’ re right on the fashion line, and old fuel,-I always contended. You -----'P ip cnolo. work one day and Ilion It's good to have all you fellow; will burn con) nnd like it—until this । ot our own. Jack Btiholiz's horfir (OUI lout lnp ,he next nSxt any. ,‘!ay' w poodby | they'll strain no wartime budget' month. on leave from Great Likes, took for » now und war is ended.' un U ..U wriIl W...S. 5Cal,1Biib nuuicnt. Here you have another proof of ids place in the orchestra for th" j Goodbye now. As surely os it's been “Penney’s for Jack Hewitt Penney’s alertness to the needs of. Sounds like the array still Good looking. good naturrd. red­ cvenliif. Charles Barn'-, from th? P. 8. Since writing till*..letter headed. John M'liuixmith. 'irotn west coast, home recuperating niter cn 1Ls ..tomucii Hol), Hosiery" for 41 years . . . these stock­ changing times the simple, practical .' . , I have been Informed that raisins ।over Woodland Way* uf tin* Cana- an attack of pneiitnoiim enjoyed t!u? ings will continue to bring women things that have always been found party und Roy .Gardner, who has Banner: . . Have been reclassified from 20 , into Penney stores for their hose. Please change my mailing address . ! point* to 12 points and nm Irappv the once over Inst week. He is :< seen plenty ol action (luring hLs four first, and best, at Penney stores And in the thought that our table will flight sergeant, n teaemne teaching senior senior caca­ v<',r'’ 1,1 <111’ hnvy. slaved to the for mv subscription to the one listagain be occasionally graced by the ,det Students. John Jo,..', couldn't i./iiiuiiv wait r. >>i ; to ... finish of the whole • hebnng. .-<> - —— rutsv lie had a good time too W presence of a deep dish raisin pie. get in tiie 'Big Scrap Sgt. Major D T. Doxey. • ’ ><» he enll-tcd Hq. So. 1st Parachute Bn . Editor's Note—Jack, have a nice ■across the border over two years big Juicy rahtn pie! They were re­ ago which accounts for the word 1st Marine Amphibious Carps. leased from the rationed list this ■ Canadian on his uniform but good fur th" bovs here with u- because Care Fleet Post Office. we know others are trying to du Ute week—no stamps arc required now old U. S. A. on ills top coat. ' ' San Francisco. Calif. same tiling for you. • for their purchase. Please do not hesitate i-i forward gp**; returned Saturday to— Hi! Guys—time fiys 'cause here , Pilot Monasmitli R 99fWG "Howdy." to David Goodyear nt the ixqicr to me because of the re- I we are "up and nt 'em" again nnd promulgated postal regulaCamp Mend. Maryland. Greeting* centiy — — ~~~ the first "battel" this week i* N—to Bob (Robert D.> Sense (Hastings Hons which does not authorize m, man P. Bogart, which mean* the R No. 3' who is at Clemson Col- packages, newspapers, or magazines | st. Hubert. P Q. Canada ' carton of cigarettes Is on tiie way lepe for a fi months course of In- to be sent overseas Tills upplle. Greetings nnd eongnttulntidn to you 'Norm.' m> you can "light nttitcllon prior tn Ids appointment only to addresses at Armv post- ] Mannish Styles up" as snon as they arrive—us if ; ar.,an AvlttUon Cadet in the Army offices. The Fleet Postofficc ir. 1 Fine Tailoring you hurl to waP! Anyway, hop? inlng. Ca. Njcr protnntirn and nice Forcer. Flying Training Command. San Francisco and, the one at New you enjoy the "filthy habit" and tto know it'; yeti. "Hello'' m Charier ' Doc'i Mr- Yotk will forward them to sailors I You'll need an odd Jacket good luck. Intyre Mtmpwhqre in tiie Southwest nnd marines. Erne*! Dunkelbeiwr from the Old Zxilly "was all set to dash off IDunham school district. who ha < Pacific. Thanks for your letter -Sincerely ----------------------yours. this spring more than ever SHEER RAYON a pepnery ode to Spring hut we I D T. Doxry. and although it luak ns if i; n»4y before! Grand for separate have just come back from tiie de- a i three day furlough looking 'top.' Sgt. Major. U. S. M. C. skirts or over light dresses! pot where we saw sixty more ot and i „ we Wiitit....you tn know Hl “Don" It's good to hear from says io writ" him at Smartly cut tweeds or plaids yon fellows take oif for Camp Ernest DunkGlicrper well Ik fnichty glad to you you and if vou want the pijpcr. in the popular mannish iilon1; with th’-t very special three- hover worry that it won't be otithe CCR Grant and no mntter how mnnv 1; Chanute Fi»ld. 4 T. S. S. style! New color combina­ M>me HialR waiting for you in Kai- way to you because old Zolly will ; birds sing or how bright the sun ।। Chanute. III. tions. 12-20. ON THE HOME FRONT --—- FRIDAY SPECIALS «™' MAGIC WASHER WHEAT SPARKIES APPLES MOTHERS OATS VICTORY COFFEE ★ mnrs list imtivEisin new improved 27® vitamin g and [) added 10* fancy spy* ; 3 lb*. 35c with dishes 30c roasted cereal ib. 13c PENNEY’S Hit miVEKSlIW FOR In Tune With The Times Practical Rayon Hose SPORT JACKETS 498 HOSIERY 79' Il a ron Suede Jackets UCTION SALE Gored Or Pleated Styles I will sell at public auction my personal property at my farm home 5 miles south and 1 mile east of Nashville to county line on These horses are sound and work any place. COWS Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh 4 mos., bred bock Jon. 12. Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh 6 wks. Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old, to freshen Moy 7. Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old, to freshen in Moy. 2 calves. SOW Full blood Poland China sow, to farrow April 15 12nd litter), could be registered. FARM TOOLS & MISCELLANEOUS G. P. John Deere 10-20 tractor on rubber, pulls 2 14 In. plows. in,A-1 shape.' John Deere tractor, 2 bottont plow with 14 in. Syracuse bottoms. Steel 4 4roll Rosenthal corn husker, A-1 shape. McCormick corn binder. Sterling hay loader. Smartly Tailored for Spring!'! 398 Women's Blouses ! Just one new skirt will help you create many new cos­ tumes for spring! Select a gay. smart plaid hi wooland-rayon. or a cleverly pleated one In smooth llgnt rayon fabric. Sizes 24-34. Other Smart SkirU ....2.98 Girls' Skirts 2.29 STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK Block gelding, 6 yrs. old, wgt. 1600. Grey gelding, 12 yrs. old,* wgt. 1600. SPRING SKIRTS McCormick grain binder, 6 ft. Montgomery Word manure spreader. Good cultipackcr. Milwaukee mower. Dayton side delivery rake. Single disc. 2 3-scc. spring tooth drags. 2 sec. spring tooth drag. Spike tooth drag. No. 11 Oliver riding plow. Oliver 99 walking plow. Good lumber wagon. Oliver riding cultivator. 2 horse walking cultivator. Iron wheel wagon. Flat rack. Combination hay and stock rack. Two 5 tooth cultivators. John Deere corn planter. Superior grain drill fertilizer. Hay tedder. Bean puller. Good pair sleighs. Good double harness. Two 22 in. horse collars, flexible. Fanning mill. 2 wheel trailer with tires. Double buggy. Barrel sprayer. Tank heater. 4 wheel trailer. Easy feed grinder. 20 gal. red barn paint. 2 drive belts. Blower for forge. Brooder house, will brood 100 chicks. Dog house. 30 gal. moot jar. 15 gal. jar. Melotte cream separator, 600 lb. capacity. 9 x 10Vi cloth rug. Three'5 gal. cream cans, Three 14 qt. milk pails. Gasoline flat iron. Antique dishes. Pair Mascota ducks. Several kitchon chairs. Other furniture. Phonograph records. Record cabinet. t Grain sacks. Soybean seed. Grind stone. Other articles too numerous to mention. J 98 Colorful Plaids! • Smart Solid Shade*! TUESDAY, APRIL 6,1943 HORSES High twist for sheerneu. dull­ ness and elasticity! Flattering beauty with rayons, for their sleekness and dull finish will look like your own bare lag. Long or chon sleeve styles Ln rayon crepe — all In glamor­ ous pastels and whites. All UH- Sport DRESSY COATS Spring Colon! 1275 Coals wlU be the basis of your entire wardrobe for spring! Smart sport coats In ail wool shetland, dressy types rayon twill. Sizes 12-20. Exquisite Spring Smartly tailor­ ed types with trim tningxl Spring Perfection By Town-Clad' Men's WORSTED SUITS Supreme Fashions in ALL WOOL! t/ Perfect from every angle! Quality that gnly all wool worsteds can give . . fine styling by master craftsmen . . perfect investments, too—only 29.75! Su prrb hard finish worsteds in rich strip­ ing*. all in perfect spring shades. Boys’ Trentwood-Two Suits Young fashion-plates! Fine serviceable weaves in rich overplaids and herringbones smartly styled to a boys' taste! DRESSES 498 ■ " GIRLS' DRESSES 98 Ward r o b o wondcri any little girl would love! Princes." style*, basque Dressy and Conservative Styles . #w7*5 models! with Crisp White ored Trimmings! I to 19. Men's Marathon* FELT HATS £98 A bright new group oi spring frocks to answer your every need! Smart one-piece types, two-piece models that can be worn as a dress or suit. Genuine lur felts in all of 1943's most style-minded models—stitched crowns bound edges, medallions, contrast bands! Values! Cynthia* Crepe* RAYON SLIP I” Style* to plea** YOU! N tailored or trimmed with Smooth crape*, lutirou* M NOTHING YOU CAN POSSIBLY BUY WILL TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. LOVELY NEW PURSES TOM CHEESEMAN, Prop HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer E. E. GRAY, Clerk Fashions In’ 198 & 298 GIVE^YOU SO MUCH REAL VALUE 'AS^WAR STAMPS AND WAR BONDS I BUY YOUR WAR STAMPS AND See These New Styles. Envelope, Pouch and Styles To Hold Ration Booklets. BONDS AT PENNEY'Sf DAILY EXCEPT �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THCRSDAY. APRIL 1. 1943 »AOB FOUR 'Ibreed of heavy and Ugh bombers I with their durable conitrucUon and fat-luring Company which is turn. heavy fire power than planes acting singly. Army conservatives who altoft bxtbbbiom oroup inf out important war contracts. Kim Sigk-r. the board chairman., 1 . ’ still had their eyes glued on the At 1029 So. Jefferson St. , has. at present, five major Igw cases ■' (Continued from page 1. Section 1) tactics and strategy of World War pending in various part* of the . 1. considered Chennault as some­ Circulation Of Books state; Harry Dunn the Important 1 ' thing of a stunting smart alec. But ,* Increases In The Winter IhB reaponriblllty. then It can ,,_ be .But above the skies of China and ltll lob of running a farm in addition ‘ .. iukan a* an accepted fact, that the Li Burma. Chennault gave an answer I The city librarian.- Miss Jean to draft board duties; W. A. Schad- til, lkr faabim one *ee* today in cradles or which cannot be denied. A great (in Barnes, has filed her annual re- er has a responsible, full time job HUrtlng at 1 strollers will be the cannon fodder personality and Bookcase brilliant leader r Fnort with the city council, also the with the tnr Grand urana Rapid* i lor another and more terrible war nnanciai A.- Chdtr financial rcj~FL report <» of «.«= the Board — of-* Chrtir Company which has been ! ha* come into his own. | J' Library Commissioners. turning out work for army camps a taw decades hence; During the year. March 1. 1942. ana other war contract*. These arc • " * ’ . j It is with tna* wethat we It is reservations with reservation* 2 bods. Springs & mattress. Round dining table and 6 Of MFC the l*o h H the probable probable perfection of M, to March 1 1943. the circulation of fact* worthy of consideration when ' : AJJ >-v Coiwtitiiuonal Amend- nail ,,n for vote vnt,. on Monday. xrnnnav Pro- UI<vU10J1 . . ..._ ...1,1., menta up W|th$— n .... the near future, i.g chairs. books at the main library was 29.- it becomes necessary to contact the ■ 6 tube Apex radio. poMl No. No 1. which provided for the Jiut lhlnk SEE some nasal , thlnk 0( of having to BEE some n. 913. at the First- ward branch. 3.- board. 2 kitchen'cabinets. ejecuun * -­ of these Binging 883 and at the Second ward branch. ---------------- • • • :" election oi of Twp o'hcep 3 lamps. singing commercial*! commercials! two year*, years, has definite merit and ana - - • 6.567. making a total of 40383 OPA ReaulflHons NOTICE TO BIDOXBS ON — . "vvs" hv those Cupboard. There are 2.980 borrower* registered IXCW UrA neguianons desenes b vole of "YES" bv those COMPENSATION AND PUB Dishes and cooking utensils. Confirmation by Japanese offlWho are Intereited in trimming clals and u total of 18334 ..... books . v. in ... .the h’ LIABILITY 1NSUBAWCE of a military or a naval dlV K A H V L J Metal ice box. 1114. Bill hr rwvi.wi until 1 :0O 1 — — -aentiai costs from our governSeveral fruit jars. library. 911 itaving been added dur­ 1 Ton-e*& frequently'takes a humorous oxanob itructure. The cost of holding saster ing the year and 1.180 discarded The new amendment i the pou. 1,1 1 sent st • from our point of view! turn. jmt will Extension table Crocks. Up elections once every two , The largest circulation at the main lo to nutuiacon regulation ».«■>« covering i id |»tatocs ' 1ownshl More than two weeks after lbe(s a n(lb, A|;u ,, 4 chairs. ___willw be only halt the cost <ut rear* library was in March.' IMAI, when ,us wcll potato stock. reclassifies re< , Battle of the Bismarck Sea. in ‘ |,t-, b11 t„ »„ i . 10 swarms of bees. most) of holding election^ every which 15,000 enemy troops were rrit n^-tin*. 3375 book* were loaned and the farnu.r (u a country *hif hlpper and I Leather rocker. Cr and most people will agree that drowned and Extra bee equipment. smallest number 1334 wa*, in Aug- ,1UKes him subject to Maximum M twenty-two ships । -----------one-year term of office Is too destroyed by aerial ust, 1943 March. 1942. was also the PrU . e R ,. gu i a tlon 271. action, the star orange 4 rabbit hutches. 6 rockers. Buffet. ahoft. 80. a vote of "YES" on Pro­ Tokvo radio, silent on the battle' »h’.ncr high, month for the First ward ccljinf Tg price—•on•’ U.■ S. No. I ' posal No. 1 la desirable branch, with 511 mid July. 1942, potatoes In lw 100 — lb. — bags -------------will be ... in<■' 21, White Wyandotte hens, itself, announces that, tn the future, "* t'.» it'Victrola. 192. At ......... th«- Second ward- trt-uacu ceased »»»<• five cent*, centt. io to make nuke the the The purpose of Proposal No 2 is every soldier In the Japanese Army .r<u,r „f tlow, uw, with .... ...... "-»T7i,ru. 1 yr. old. library, the high month was Octo- ,)rjCe J335 t)er cwt.. effective April to clear certain legal lechnicaUtle* 'will be taught to swltrtl In carrying ,,f lh, vr„<rMI, 4 burner gas stove - s.frt, • ber. with 843 nnd August was the J -j-o thLs base price may be added •landing in the way of certain obs­ forward this project. Japanese mill------------- .«>---------- -— 18 10-ft. Cedar posts. and oven. low month, with but !B9 circulation amounts ' depending upon j„ cure and .uncommon title settle­ tarv officials will deceive enlhus- RAST DELTON Wheelbarrow. menu. The fact that this amend­ Mrs. Leona Cleveland Is librarian Uhetiu-r the farmer sells his pota- i.. 3 dressers. Sir Mr. S.niw ..I ment had not been proposed before. «t?ora tvm'doubtless the First ward and Mrs Amy I. tocs through wholesalers, direct to: i >■ ,^.r. be MJ willing to'' Ilork ROM' twnship township spent Sunday with in Bc.w. innnthe retailers, or direct U Garden tools, forks, shovels »»-------rn^a Second ward. retailers, or direct to consumers; Indicates that the matters involved Small bureau. thrir rxiuer hower to to see see *"Mr and Mrs Lewis ......... HoMm"},* On March t. 1. unj. 1942. .... the-balance uj.^» whether whether the the potatoes iwts and numerous other ar­ are of no very compelling impor­ JtaZimhinS ant, in rheir »_ni are de&ms of Heaven" aboard , Water* Effie . of library fund ered to terminal m Waters and and Mrs, Mrs. SHe Of cash OI1 on hand in in the the library lund Uv uvered market*. tance. Furthermore, the language of ?hat the “■Suns ticles. Good Estate Hcatrola. tsuns ------’ includ'd a. new ti-guiation. MPR 312. seta ™d ot warships haveI iLouden Loudenwere were in in Battle Batt e Creek Creek Tues1}«- was wtls $606 ,6064343 anil anil receipts receipts'includ'd thia particular proposal U so mud­ transport*"the dav where they called on the latter* ------------------------------------------------------- of Education priCc* on maple *yrup--producers to th<- following; Board dled that a layman, reading it care- ample opportJ® P r “ ct .^ « J* “ . brother who is in Leila hospital. Mr Jully several times., would probably 81700; penal fines. 8338.24: from the retailers. 1231 per gallon; producers natatorial art under intensely real | and Frank Burdick and moth■Uli have a confused Idea of what Ci’.y, 5230730; state aid. 8336 63. to consumers. 8339 per gallon. To ■ |.t . er. Mrs Lydia Burdick were also donation from Women* club, $-15. these prices, actual tran.s|K>rtatlon it i* all about. Some of those who bUc condition*.-------- - ----------1 callers. * Mr*. Mildred Fritz is cur­ mLso-llancous. J65f89; total receipt*, charge* may be added. Retailer* profess to have some knowledge of ing for Mrs. Lucille Kahler We are $5.293 84. this proposal say that it will serve have a set markup on all syrups tin­ ;glad to hear Lucille is improving * ! Expenditures Include; Bocks pur- (jer mpr 338. a useful purpoie—but we liave yet I Mr*. Lucille Greenman and aunt chased. 4516 57: supplies, binding to read a really lucid explanation Fmmer*. retailers and processors: . !Mr*. Bernice Ball of Battle Creek and magazine*. 8371.64: salaries, having questions on price*.or reguof IL Apparently It Isnl important enough to cause much concern any, <• ,i it. .... ...expect to leave thl* Monday morn- .S3283 58: miscellaneous'. >83 65; total jatlons *hould write to: Office of i mnn > .<••««" To u.i ling to spend several days with the . Sy. *0. a vote of "NO" wouldn t expenditure*. 84 255 44: leaving a pnce Administration. Keeler Btnldr.r Hewitt* MUirr'H-l k formers husband in Wvnmlnt: * bainnci- of 81 ”38 40. of which 8143 It 1IIK Grand Raptls. Michigan. Other any harm while a vote of "YEH ’ TuVuH, HUrri Kmiih »nJ Thun...: n-mk ! Mr. and Mrs stewart Waters and . b» the sum left In the fund donated n(.w n-gulatlonJ on fresh paoducc. Would mean that most of us would son. Jerry spent Friday afternoon bv th'- W K Kellogg Foundation potiltrv. eggs. etc. are being distHbe approving something we didn't in Hasting* where they vLsited Mr. for the purpose of buying books, the-buted from the Grand Raiiids div­ thoroughly understand. and Mrs. Claud Harrington Thrv gift amounting to 81.143 94. met offtre which has recently been Remember to vote on Monday. found Claud gaining slowly. Mr. Hits Is an excellent report and expanded and now has jUrisdlcUon April 5. Evett though the contesu and Mrs. Raj- Durkee and Mr. nnd indicates the extensive use made of- ov,.r, ill counties in the western half this year are overshadowed by ... . Mrs. Gordie Durkee and Mr. and the library facilltie. Also mahv 0( Michigan, events of international magnitude. • m«j Mnj. Clarence Payne were also visi­ people go to tin- library at High-----------— -----------------------it is the duty of each of u* as citi­ tors. * Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pea» school and read books and magaPortugueiu- Origin zens of a free country to go to the body ot Delton and Mrs. Will Kahtl . zines, without taking th'tn from th" In Pertuxuesc navigator polls on Monday. The privilege of and son. Lester of Kalamn»x> were building. New books and other — 1550 - -a ----------running Our own affairs Ls one of dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. forms of reading material ap being pubibhe-d a bovl. nn the subject ot the things for which we arc fight­ Rhlerson Louden. * Mae Watson added constantly, so there is always •building ,J------a ” Panama •— canal. ing and the people ot a nation had the pleasure of talking with something tu-w and interesting to which has respect for the ballot box her brother. Howard who is nt Cnmt> read Ml*3 Barnes has added * will never be enslaved or exploited White. Oregon. They have not yet number of late books (fi*aling wl. a* the people of Germany. Italy and heard where Harold Wataon is lo­ various industries, mechanics, the Japan have been. cated. various branches of military serv­ OF.Dr.lt row PUBLICATION ice. travel, adventure, biography. The promotion of Claire L. Chtn, fiction, non-fiction, history, etc., th.Lillie Prestige nault to the rank of major general name* of the new book* beinfeimbTOK Supreme C..,rt „r rte Vn.ied Kve* how the actual lest of comll- hed in the Banner column's from supersedes the appraisals of State*, for 2'» years after it wa» t unn. So tlmc peace in judging both men and established in February, 1790, did ' theories of combat. Only a few not have an opportunily to try a years ago. Gen. Chennault was re­ single case. Almost two decades lat­ TJr Blur ' tired to hl* home with the rank of J RATiOM FOIKT5 er. the court still had so little pres­ captain on the grounds of health. K CH TAG j although the real reason was that tige that it once held Its sessions In the fighter tactic* which he wa» ' -. a tavern while a room was prepared teaching at the Advanced Tactical llB"B 1,. for it in the basement of, the Capitol. Work on the draft board is'.i School at Maxwell Field were ,, thankless lob but it is a job which R*d Humbert fat Red Stomp Fodth Blue Number! Ii9< B l.- c ifa-Tlp dremed to be • sensational rather n ha* to be done. Members serve with­ than practical by conservative ele- -1 out pay and time which they devote ments in the Army. However, the ; f" io tnlr work represents '.ime which almost incredlUc record of the POINTS ! POINTS has to be taken from or given In h RED STAMP VALUES BLUE STAMP VALUES COST famous Flving Tiger*, who put •' I COST udcdtlon to their regular, wort:'Juda • Chennault's theories to battle test. Stuart Clement, for exainnlc. ha* to 1* proof enough that they were , sandwich tn draft board business Canned Vegetables aound. Chennault. years before the Fresh Meats between the hours which he must atari oi the present war. advocated DEL MAIZ TENDER. JUICY 8 13c using combat teams of two or three NIBLETS 43c . 12-02. CAN ROUHD STEAK 8 planes operating as a unit He rea­ early june ■ TRIMMED soned that the fire power from 12c PURITY PEAS luch u group would be the decisive SIRLOIN STEAK 4k factor during the brief Interval of IONA CUT EEsr curs 2 for 25c contact between nlanes which even 14 GREEN BEANS PORTERHOUSE STEAK NO. 1 CAN 45c then were thing at a 200-m. p. h. Mphiits THANK YOU HADE OR ARM clip and that combat groups could 17c 11 BPJUU6US CHUCK ROAST deal more effectively with the new 14-,,-OZ. CAH j 31c STANDING SHORT CUT . NO. 2 CAN ■ 11c TOMATOES PRIME RIB (I II. > OZ ) 34c EXTENSION GROUPS- YEARLY REPORT OF hnihiieivii CITY LIBRARIAN EDITORIALS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS SATURDAY, APRIL 3, ADANGF( 1943 Effects Farmers^ TERMS: Cash DENZILMcCAIN, Propr. CITY COUNCIL PLENTY OF FOOD RATIONED&UNRATIONED BUDGET YOUR RATION POINTS ijUM i .wu; *wn - gas' “5 IE GALS Draft Board Members Have Heavy Demand On Their Time z. ■ I WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ! 6 ATTENTION AUCTION SALE Having sold my form I will dispose of the personal property at public auction at Defense Worker! Fanner! MEN who need good, depend­ able work Clothini! . . . NOW I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7,1943 COMMENCING AT I O'CLOCK. I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING 1 Reg. Shropshire buck, 5 yrs. old, with calf by side. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old. Durham cow, 3 yrs. old. 2 Durham heifers, 2 yrs. old, with calves by side. Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old. 5 Hereford heifers, with calves by side. z due soon. Durham heifer, 1 yr. aid. Durham heifer, 6 moi. old. Registered Hereford bull, 18 mos. old. SHEEP 40 Shropshire sheep. 2 yrs. old. 8 sacks Iodized Calcium sheep tonic. Carbonate HAY & GRAIN & STRAW 30 ton mixed hay. 10 acres bean pads. Ton oat straw. 250 bu. corn 75 bu. Hyden seed beans. TOOLS 2 Hereford heifers, 10 ft. Dump roke. Mowing machine, Manure spreader for tractor or horse. 4 sec. drag. 2 sec. drag. Disc grain drill. Birdscll Monitor, Jr. clover holier. McCormick 6 roll corn huskcr. 5 ft. Deering binder. Set hoy slings. 100 Cedar fence posts. 21 large Cedar corner posts. Miller beori puller. Corn planter for tractor or horses. TERMS OF SALE: CASH day of tale, nothing to removed until settled for. e're well prepared with complete slocks DOLE SLICED ' 39c SMOKED HAM CENTER SLICES PINEAPPLE BONELESS IONA SLTCEO OALLS & JACKETS Sanforized 8 ounce Denim sl29 S J79 All styles IONA 19c 10 35c CLYDE GOULD, Prop E. E. CRAY. Clerk APRICOTS Canned Meats and Fish 17c 10 25c 3 for 23c TOMATO SOUP A HORMU. PRODUCT 98c SJ25 asp white mi 3 for 25c " c" TOMATO SOUP IP.'rOZ CAN j UNSWEETENED 40c AGED CHEESE FLORIDA GOLD GRAPEFRUIT JUICE CAMPBELL'S 40c TOMATO JUICE M-OZ. CAN TOMATO JUICE Butter, Lard and Oleo CREAMERY.FRESH 52c BUTTER COCKTAIL tO-OZ. CAN REAL GOLD MI-CHOICE MARGARINE 3 for He 9 22c 4 13c 10 10c 13 11c 8 14c 0RAN6E ff.’fi1" 2 17c 22c BITTY CROCKER SOUP HYDRATEO I, MIS. GRASS’ DEHYDRATED 2 2 for He 2 2 for He 18c PURE LARD ! KELLOGG'S ",7.23c ' BIBLESS OVERALLS CREAM STYLE WORK PANTS ROLLED OATS Best quality Plain Blue 8 ounce Denim SJ98 SJ29 MUSTARD junNyfiilo WHEAT CEREAL MACARONI Or 11c SPAGHETTI 23c 5UNNYFI6LD CORN FLAKES --------IS 21c ALL-BRAN ANN PAGE 19c 7S 18c RALSTON 7c * CHICKEN SOUP 'UH'taiiOHedl plenty DILL PICKLES AHN PAGE JI.TLIS 2,ll 19c W. 11c VAN CAMP'S rxe. 8c TEHDERONI FOULD'S MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI ANN PAGE 8c Hi 18c EGG HOODIES Qaad.il ANN PAGE A ‘P Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy SELF-SERUItE z 12c CIDER VIIEGAR BMIHG POWDER ”e?i 23c BLUE ROSE 2 .‘A, 18c FANCY RICE SULTANA PEANUT BUTTER 2 ft. 55c ANN PAGE SAUD DRESSING ALL PURPOSE oi 30c 51.00 IONA FLOUR 3 a129' 31‘ SLICED Waters Clothes Shop 13c i He KEYKO—VI TA MTN "A'- ADDED fleid «* OZ I GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 28c SPICE CHEESE SWEET PICKLES We maintain a'completc Boys' Dept. i Neus Reduced Ration Pts. FRANKENMUTH DELISH COVERT 0 IP,-, OZ- CAN ! ANN PAGE 40c TUHA FISH DEU1H 2 for 41c CAMPBELL S SOUPS RtFINED For Defense Workers Short sleeve for safety All colors Small, medium, large. X large 2 for 25c MOST VARIETIES 34c SPAM MARGARINE Pull Over Knit Work Shirts 11 24 Canned Soups SHARP CHEESE WORK SOX NO. Ill NO. 27, CAN PINEAPPLE 45c WISCONSIN WORK CAPS 2 for 39c DOLE CRUSHED 35c DOMESTIC San for. zed 14c 24 NO. M CAH PEACHES BY THE PIECE SLAB BACON 13 FRUIT COCKTAIL 50c SMOKED BUTTS 20c 19 OZl SULTANA 57c SMOKED HAM POTTED MEAT COVERT WORK SHIRTS Bring the young man in HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer WHOLE OR SHANK HAU SLICED BACON II Guernsey and Jersey cow, Canned Fruit RIHD OFF—GRADE the farm located 3 miles south of Nashville and 1 mile east on CATTLE u Smoked Meats MARVEL BREAD LAYER CAKE CH ERR < SUNSWEET DEL MONTE PRUNES RAISINS '■LB. PKG. 1 A* IV LARGE FRUIT ISOZ. 17* SEED. PKG. IA LESS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. APRIL L IMS i CHURCH NEWS thirty oclock. The pastor will tell about "Good Money But No Good" and will preach on the theme. "Too Little and Too Late." Sunday school at 11:45, Mrs. At­ tic Huy. superintendent. Sunday evening club ut six o'clock Ihitricia Fewleius. president. The Boy Scout troop will meet at the church Monday evening Tiie session will meet at Uie man­ se Tuesday evening at 7:30. The Tiustecs will inert ut the manse Tuesday evening ut 8.30. ,, NW-”" - MICHIGAN HIGHWAYS are considered the best in ihr nation. That’s beeniise lop-flight engi­ neers who know liow to build i ' i—- - - 'third. , Dave Goodyear stood out with the , only "600 count” of the week Whan he nil 606 for Goodyear Bro*. Hdwe. > tU« ’tin the Commercial League with1 Table practice tonight, Thursday, at the in th® *I Ur * Lucl ’e v WMetta Mrs. Lucile Willett* scoredI scored the :score* ot 212-214-179. !Dg as. --Rectory. Vestry meet* next TuesChiung Kai Shek ‘Jinhol big aeries the night whan w boWl* of* ** **“’ '। Harry Long continued hU good hgr of Carlton and Mm. day evening, Emmanuel Guild on of a United China, figures proml- ln8 fQr state Insulation she crack- pin spilling with ti 595 -count for Bergman of Grand Rapids, । Strand Theatre In the Recreation grandchildren and three J”*}' I?®* »° •T*»l « Wednesday afternoon, and St. CeJ? ‘he atory. led out Mg games of 184 and 301 in , cilia Choir Guild on Wednesday Philip Dora. Anna blen In , her fir*t and agcond games and League and Glenn taiubaugh with grandchildren. Funeral atrvlcee wgre | .— ’Chelnlck* finished with 154 to give her a a serie* I.K.UtM landed In third L* ths t______ ' ------evening. . 551 .U.K., UU.U place '-Md K-— «t — • —— — - ■xur - .d , ----------------------- ----------------I Sabotaging by day. raiding by grand total of 530 pin*, COMMERCIAL LEAGUE— -Moose T'*«a«v afternoon ntlkli at 3:80 o'clock, i Bristol AM w night and striking the enemy in a M , Daniel* hit 530 bv con­ 13, - Goodyear Brew. Hdwe. <l>; Father J. J V. V DiUon Dllk3r oHldating. in- tur. and Mrs. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ' °UCT‘ i»*Hng of 174-175-181 for State Insulation <21—Medics <1); terment In Mt.^Oalvary cemetery. , tings. R. 1. Mi ........... SCIENTIST ihTwocld" i »w'ond P1*** anrt M1" Virginia Moynahan Sales <2> — Consumers corner Church and Center Streets -•Thi .Th tu V lh ” M I Wheating scored 488 pins for Leon- Power Co, ID: J?*.fCh J subkci“Unrealltv" Power Co, <1>: Middleville Middleville CreamCream- FENNOCK HOSPITAL in1 Benny’ ard* to take third place for the ery <3i—Trio Cafe <0>. Patients discharged since last re- Holmes. 811 E Sunday service 11 Frtsellla Lane . n.ah» . PISTON RING LEAOUE-Ship- port were: Mrs Gerald Rogers. Mr. and Mra Maurice Craig. H6aSunday school 9:30 ». t——witn With Rochester Rochester in tn me the cast cast isenny i Leonards won two from Piston Rlng <3i-Office-No. 1 <0>; Office Middleville. Mrs. Vere Harrington.'lings, R. 1. March 39. , Wednesday evening service 7.45 -u hilariously dl*gui*ed» disguised, a* as a a starv- , Ring Office. Strand Theatre took . is hilariously — .... Machine 734 j. state. Everett Crofoot. Has-----------------• • • . ' n“ g0Od " lwO frO°’ B*11 Tel C° ; P001*5 won open Iran » to . Hl? I® ------------ tings, R. 5, Mr*. Glenn Teachout. AMERICAN LEGION w *•••---------C-, - T- —— /../_,nwin 'j'~m <x m 0 <v». ----- «— Burleigh Shelton «» Wednexlay. and Saturdays in ■, the worst sort of way. .L. pair .from Orphans. Trio Cafe • SERVICE LEAGUE-rRotan- No. , Lafe —< Odessa. v~——. Mrs. —----------- --- -----~.-™ ,AND AUXILIARY | “The Magnificent Amberson*" >n two from Bus*; State Insula- j «3>—Kiwanls No. I «0>. Rotary Heating*. R_ 1 and Mrs. Charles tilth I UNITED church edifice. starring Orson Welles, -------------------------------------0_ j2 ,3,. Tew, ” nt tlon won a—pair from Banner,...a and ..Gno_. 2 <01—Klwams n No. <3>. Tew. L*ke Lake Odessa, Odessa, a. all of whnm whom n.a had gion birthday party; the writer fail­ BRETHREN CHURCH Z-----------Joseph Cotion Bonnet and Gown took a complete i RECREATION LEAGUE-MlddleMedical pa­ ed to mention that the Auxiliary The special prc-Ea*ter services at wfhlfyam LEAGUE—Middle- undergone surgery. surgery, I Based on the novel by Booth I ZTrieo' PlatonRing Shop. twi0^attended0 The 'mlnlvUy METHODIST CHURTII -------- .from' ----- ----------i Viiitile e <2i —— Plstun <?) PistonRings Rings‘D: <!>’.LeonLeon- tients tient* were. were. Mrs. Mr*. Roy Rogen. "roiented the the Lreior Legion with » cheek nrds (3»—Bltaa •!»; Strand Theatre Clarksville. Mr*. Jennie Hosev. Sun7 Hr? ".ltd Fdelr Sehnde H-Unga 'of one family and the fall of an- ' .-------- -"-d on tha mart­ lr. .nd Furf H>. field. Mrs.'Nell Mr.. Ned A4.U. g * ” 'JJ' Adair. IBW.HU118 W? both in music^Xd th? preachln«: Sunday services: Bunday jchool. icompllcaUons home. A fine 174-175-181-530 BLISS LEAGUE—Shop Office <2> nut Baby Kent Tyler. ClarkavUle. *1(t reach ins. Sunday services: Sunday scnooi. . J.' Daniels ireclated < Missionary Sunday 10:30. Preachjcomlng largely from Uie spoiled 166-181-139-480 .-Engineers <1«: Office <2>-Pbun- R. 1. and Miss Beverly Ashdon. Del.L g V. Wheating lias been very much appreciated. <r —-------gervit-p iijo, Evening evange- only son. Mr Schade's lucid expository tnes- JnR it L. Pierson 174-133-177-464 tjry m; Tool Room <2<—Electric-, ton. * , . lUtlc service 7:30. “ Random Harvest 147-178-150-483 jan# (j). Eleven medical patient* were reg- , M. Thomas sage* from the Bible have encour- 11 Prayer meeUng- Wednesday eve-r»im. ’tarring Greern«rn Garson. Remember, i.at ladies, 183-144-151-478 Best scores ----------“ ------------- ------------— to bring your B. Braendle istered on TYiesday -afternoon. ------------------------ . nnn.ia n pniiin aged, and Inspired greater faith in' ----hlng al the Uie parsonage. 401 E State Ronald Colman, PtiHlp Philip Dorn , F. Juppntrom the Gospel of Christ. hlng State iI R«n^d 144-178-150-472 ( D. Goodyear ... 213-214-179-605 namely: Mrs. Lewis Dahm*. Infant rummage contributions to the iiall > ia... large-rha as a The meetings are scheduled to ,Road: There has been at- film K^es Colman £5 vSit^u mZn^^nf IM-115-141-448 h 199-171-215-585 Dorene Wacha. Mrs. Maxine Wright tonight when you come to Auxiliary J. Finnic H lxln Long[. close at the Sunday evening service tendance and a fine spirit in the ■ K^man who lose*. all 1 , J. Brower meeting. The sale is to be al at 143-155-149-447 ‘ a Laubaugh 173-211-167-551 and Mr* Harold Burns, all of ----------------prayer services of late. We in- , hi* past during the first World War. B. Harlow ... 170-150-127-447 , K. K Laberteaux Laberusu; 158-216-176-550 Lake Odessa: William Schmalz- the Legion hall on April 2 and 3. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH vita you. , । “»^«^ ’!»de«n,u,« ' -------------------—— , ! „H Cook Women* City------------Tournament 155-187-207-549 ried. Woodland. R. 1; Mrs Sarah Phone Mrs. Shirley Henry, 3443. or Tiie morning worship service will The public missionary sendee. j?1’" Hubbard. womens clty Bowling Tour- rK. Chase 149-217-175-541 Henney. Hastine*. R. 2: Harry Pal- Mr* Harry Larsen. 2458. if you have be by the W. H. & P. M. 8, ' * ^.S^drama full of thrills 1 nament closed thb *eck whcn th0M“ ' K Clark 167-223-150-540 tenon Portland: Ralph Stone. Or- donations and you cannot bring be held held at at 10:00 10:00 oclock o'clock next next SunSun­ sponsored postponed in January because of! A mystery drama full of thrills competing ln the tingles event took ; 153-232-153-538 angcvlile: Mrs. Agnea Otis Hasting* them to the hall and they will see day morning. The sermon theme H Perkliu the board* for the final play. Or158-202-177-537 R. 4; Miss Euphemla Carpenter. that the article* arc collected. Tiie will be "Modem Science und the weather and road conditions, will and suspense R Hubbard be held al the church Thursday , phans won the • team event. Miss | 191-175-167-533 Delton. R. 1: Miss Katherine Hum- regular meeting this evening will Christian Faith." The adult choir R Cook JeHn Brower Blld mt*. Theollne ' ----------- ---------- --■ be preceded by a pot luck supper, ----------------phrey. 110 E Center St. and tiie chancel choir will sing. The evening. April 8. A good program DEATH EX)d7IX)AV8 is being prepared with Rev. F. W. I LONG ILLNE88 Schader were the doubles cham- JOSEPH J. BOTH Surgical patients are Willard Ro­ to which ail members are invited. Sunday school will meet at 11:20. ■r.i/ ON vn SUNDAY nviss/zsi errs, 136 too E £». State owivc St.. e,.. Mta* Retha During the pa*t month, the AuxiMrs. Stella A. Bump, aged 75. | pions and Miss Lottie Teuslnk won DIED gers. 'Die April meeting of the official Moxon, pastor of Calvary U. B. Josenh church *>• of Luke former pas-- jniwu pnssed away vu on Tuesday the muk singles crown on ----- *■ ’J. Both, aged 73. passed savacool. Freeport: Mrs. Wesley ■ liare ha* purchased a piano for uae board will be held in the church iwwimi *—•*«-■ Odessa, •. ••/••••<■ iucwhj mornlnir ।| u>c *" uiu »i> w «i the closing' J ___Sunday «___________ I—at :__ the _ .K* __ ___ _»*7154<a c. Mrs. . u..Is*- at at taalnn hall wh|ph t* also -ihr ot ’ " -------• " •- nospiuu. !•-! having ,i.„ lent away morning home__Bennett. N. East St.: thetha Legion lull which ta also ap---office on Tuesday evening at 7:45. tor oi• uie the •• Hastings nasiings •U. u. B. Church. a. vuuivn. »tt-------------n Pennock rcnnoCK hospital, Having been,day ocni ■ u-.. nt of ... the v tnnmnmenl tournament — ,M* guest speaker. vni. witiiihi,---------------------------i Missof! Teuslnk the singles singles : or his Utk aaughier. of his daughter. Mrs. noya Mrs. Benner, Floyd ter Benner, Beacn.tervennonivinc; Beach. Vermontville: Mrs wn-.Mrs • Wil- .predated nnj»m by nmuum everyone holding mrel--------------- -----------------as• th6 You /.in will— ■ jn fading health for a nt number Mis*won Teuslnk won the t urn —-------------584 scries, but was .hard in Carlton township, trhere he had n»m Rose. Hastings: R 2; Mrs ings there. .It was greatly needed. BAPTIST NOTES enjoy thia service and we cordially years. Her husband. Edward Bump, j, with a 5"' ' preceded her her In In death death several several years years pressed pressed by by Mrs. Mrs, Virginia Virginia utter Utter wiut with ;re»ioea resided rar for tne the past post tnree three monuu. months. Mabie Marshall Nashvllie; Mrs., *** Sunday school at 10 o'clock. invite you. juecedcd -•io. Surviving Surviving are are three three sons. sons. Max. Max. j81. j81. who who won won second second place place and and Mrs Mrs Mr. Mr. Both, Both, who who was was born bom in in GerGer- Wanda Bennett. Lake Odessa: Mm. IF IT WON’T HELP WIN THE Divine services at 11 o'clock. Ser- N. Irving ago. WAR ot Has- :. Lucile Willetts with 570 who placed many, came to Michigan with hl* his Fred Bugbee. Hastings. R. *"* “ —FORGET •IT. — mon by tin- pastor. ' Prayer meeting Tuesday evening ularence clarence und Carlton Bump of Evening meeting at 7:30. Sermon: al the Arthur Kidder home. -------— ------------- ----Mrs. Edw 1 «; — three daughters. Fulfillment of Isaiah’s Pronhccies , Watch for announcement of an r ot this city, with whom she I’lie-day night* B Y P U nt I important public missionary meet- made her home, Mrs. William Ing ' Moore of Freeport and Mrs. Andrew (the Church at 7:30 I Matthews of Fowlerville; ten erandWednesday nights prayer meeting ■ ichildren: two great-grandchildren: at 7 30 nnd teaching of Sunday OBITUARY OF JOHN C. BARKER ol.v> two sisters. Mrs. Sadie Smith school lesson. Thursday nights prayer meeting John C Barker, born March 16. of 1 Delton and Mrs. G- E. Smith of for Israel at tiie church al 7:30. 1870 In Eaton Co.. Mich., passed Detroit, besides several nieces and Funeral services are at away March 25 at his home tn Has­ nephews GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH tings at the age of 73 years and the Leonard chapel this Thursdm ■ afternoon the Rev. L. Winston Divine worship al JO JO a: m. Len­ nine days. ten sermon by pastor, "Mingling . He Is survived by hl* widow. Lil- 11 Stone officiating. Interment in the With the Lord's Enemies." I lie and children. Mrs. Florence |। Puller cemetery in Carlton townSunday school at 11:30 A. M. ,*hlp. Long. ...... Mrs. Lurah Shoemaker and,. Sunday school staff meeting tn- Omer Barker; also a sister. Mrs. Mrs. Deila Smith Kapp, who has morrow evening. ' Friday» at 7:30 Leila Stickney. P m. at 5’1 W. Court. Hl* HU life has been been spent in fnrmfarm- ;been sick with influenza for five । Service, for the dedication of flees ing from which he retired seven weeks, Is Improving so she Is able to be up a portion of the time, She will be held Sunday. Aoril 18 U. years azo due to ill health. is at the home Of Mr. and Mrs S. fine nnd Christian flag will be -----------———----------------.Freeman Furrow, 3. Market St. dedicated in the morning service. BANNER WANT ADS PAY The Presbyterfan Guild will meet Wednesday evening. April 7. At the annual meeting of Ute Presbyterian Church and Congrega­ tion held Thursday. March 25. John inBuskifk were Ironside and D. A. VanBuaklrk were PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH term three I---------of ' ------Tire Woman's Missionary society elected elders for a Frost for one will meet at the church Thursday. years .and Herman I Forreal PotApril 1. al 2 P. M. Mrs Aben John­ year to fill vacancy,i and R. K. ter. Hugo Anderson ----... — son will lead and will review Rev. Lhtfd Douglas* book. "1716 Robe. Compton were elected trustees for Mrs. T. Gies will have charge of tiie a term of three years, and. Delbert Whitmore for two years to fill vac­ devotional* All women of the churcji are invited ua their guest*. ancy. The pastor presided and conThe iMUlor’s communicant class ducted the devotional* Arthur Crotilers acted a* clerk and Roy Cordes will meet at tiie manse Thursday. led the singing Mrs AATheaHlsUn£ Writers Guild will,coy at Uie uie pumowith iseporu oy Meuie , Coy at piano. Report* by Uie meet al Uie manse Thursday. April organizations of the church were and a 1 nt 7:30 P M Tills will be guest favorably *“vnT“h'’’ received •-~--iv<^’ ■«<< • budget hurfo-t of nt 14.500 00 was adopted. n*Suiiday morning worship nt ten EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL ' •’ • — 'bowling news MONTGOMERY WARD Lloyd II. Reid, present liighwav cnmmiksionrr, 1% a career engi­ neer who has helped make Midi­ lean roads the best. 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Get the features listed above plus sliding shelves, 2 way drain and many othersl See it at Wards! EXCITING WARD VALUE! COTTON Marmsss 17.94 Convenient Payments Four Ea»y-To-Grip Handles for Frequent Turning Layer upon layer of dean, new, rest-inviting cotton securely tuft­ ed. Vertical stitched borders with extra stitching to prevent sagging. MONTGOMERY WARD 118-124 SO. JEFFERSON. HASTINGS 118-124 SO. JEFFERSON HASTINGS PHONE 2704 RHONE 2704 SAVE! 5-PIICI MODIRN OAK DIHITTI Tabla opens to seat 6. Four chairs with artificial <*k finish. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAX, APRIL I. 1843 PAGE SIX ’ On The Home Front u. . (Continued from Pace 3. Sec. 1.) Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. March 19. 1943 Dear Zolly— 1 hl«. l-n r-dlr. T»ur - ™ nX. though 1 didn't know up till then ““p” *“ Harold Bolo is here but I coni see lilm very often and he U only about a half mile from my Barracks, so you can see about how much time we have to Ret nround in the •»••. Fort. •• It U *■• — -a very funny IftaAiw S ..J ■»» “I?™ “tt,1 L“l1S0JnBI Addreues— Stanley Kuempel's address and it ?U?. Wayne K. Tnag isn't very far from where I am al you meet them face to face you Co. A. 341st Inf. 86 Div. don’t recognize them u every one looks alike at a dbtance. U. 8. Army Tiie Battalion Commander h Camp Howie, Tcxrts really putting tu through our paces here lately. We walk a mile in 7 45 mtnutea and if any one don't .had Meredith "Mika Reid who : think thia h walking right along too. from <».Fr ’oward Nathviiir Nashville—hn he nve« lives Just out­ Jittt try it romettme. 'How many wnrri imt «n>t. side of town cast. Tiie boys meet minutes Lawrence?* occasionally but Wayne's brother Tills Fort Is as good os any oth­ er. to my estimation they arc all who Ls 630 miles from him is still alike nnd every man in here U boys to get-together. His iiddrv. looking forward to the day wiv-n he can return to ids home stale Pvt. Otis L Tagg and they will really appreciate their 364-17-364 homes when they do return. Buy D. 35. A A R.T B. Tire weather down here is so Camp Wallace. Texas. changeable that a feUow doe.'.n’t dare try to gucASxWhat it is going Pvt. Ernest Van Svcle to be like the j>e\t. it may rain one Co. B 97th Signal B. N. day and *.noW the next, but for me Camp Bowie. Texas. I will take good old Michigan weather. A/C Robert Flfield I will have been in the Army two Cadet Sq. 10C Hi years Uw 7th of Ap^il and I have done a lot of things since I came San Antonio, Tex;u.. in the service that I never dream­ ed of before. Harold J. Sherman, A S. And in closing I will be looking Co. 1979 forward to my next copy of tiie Camp Orccn Bay. Banner. ■ Great Lakes. III. Sgt. Laurence Garrison Sincerely, Pvt. Chester c. McMillon. My address is 36413009 Sgt. Laurence E. Garrbon Co. A. 409 Inf. Btry C. 979 F. A. Bn . A. P. O 470 U. 8. Army 119 F. A. Gp. Camp Claiborne. Louisiana Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. , Birthday—April 8 Birthday—July 24th. । (Printed in Camp Bulletin• I "Pvt. Chester McMillon of the 1 Diocese of Western Michigan Tiila letter was sent to the U SO. be on hand to serve and help ar­ March 21. 1943 range allur for Chaplain Siegfricdt. General.” 'Fite General is a friend ■ If you have the names of any of of Father John McNulty who was the Barry Co. boys who are at this formerly at the' Episcopal churcli SHOE . camp, would you please send me here in Hastings. I have seen no one from Michigan 1 Pvt. Donald W. Johnson ‘ NON-RATJCNED Wear Them For Comfort All Sizes 3 to 9 STORE c'o Fleet Post Office Ban Francisco. Cal. EUGENE B. ELLIOTT SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION VOTE APRIL 5“ REPUBLICAN TOM CIIEESEMAN. Propr. Mr. Cheeseman will sell his per-3 ronal property at public auction at the farm home 5 miles south and; 1 mile cast of Nashville to countvl line. He is offering u good Hat of Al Courthouse In April horses, cows, sow, farm tools and’ .miscellaneous articles. Henry Flan-1 Seven applicants for naturalUanery will cry the sale and E. E. lion will have their examinations IljIIHU Gray will net as clerk. See thol on AJiru April ru. 16. siariuH starting m at u9:30 A. , _ . _ , on ju a . M. /Continued from Page 1. Sec, l.i wlUt Examiner Ben C. Shapero in elsewhere In this issue for full' 'Continued from Page 1. Sec. l.» adv. v.--... ceived the Jersey plaque on a five particulars, • Burns comnlimrntcd the record this charge. Vallejo. Cailf. county made in scrap Collection un­ Those, who have been called in­ year old making 1)690 pounds milk der direction of Mr Annable but clude Albert Arens. Hastings. R. 5. and 684 5 |x>unds fat. George A. NOTICE TO BIDDERS i 'tressed the fact Hint there can be Edward John Adami. 323 E. Stati­ Clouse had the high producing pure Richard Beckwith S 2 C no let up in salvage work: that st.. Cltv; Mm. Esther Johnson. S. bred Guernsey, a twelve year old U S.N. Rec. Sta. 5A. with 13495 uound* milk and 591.1 there must a constant succession Main BL. Nashville; Spero Karmt 495 summer St. pounds fa' The Holstein plaque of drives and steady effort so long 714 8. Hanover St- city; Mrs. Eliz­ Boston. M.u*. as the u'ar last*. abeth Murirtiy. 314 N. Church St. went to a six year old purebred ! Both men also pointed out the city; Mario Gallion Bonus, 724 S owned by Lloyd A. Gaskill of DowPvt. Junior Purdy importance of having scrap pile Washington St) city, and Mrs Mar Ung with production of 13843 . Flight D pmindx mllk. and 631 6 pounds of fat. arciimulated and ready for use. ft Rastovkcy Miller. Cnsscy. R. 1. Colunlal Estate. C ,M. Champion takes to sort and process scrap A’luntlc City. N. J “ 'T,?time ’"’1' Hlx different countries are repre- Manager, pt Du-tcr. owns the high Jr. ttnd his wife have been home the existence of stock pile.'ready -Muted, two coming to the United Brown Swiss with 11352 pounds; 'Middirvil!.-' on a Lulough und will "nxure 1 "cnmintJoi 9.un?.‘1" Albert Areiv. milk and 501.9 riounds fat. jen<> w'hich- mxure a continuous Fame to ‘ New Yurit dty7ran Ifeni^ came to New York City ftomJJrniCj. Bucl Wbe of Woodland owns the ' flow of materials .to the foundries (;vrmanv. on Nov. 3. 1926. Edward high nroducing Ayrshire with 9S7« and steel mills. . j----- . ..—. ._ ------------------Adams, in Toronto. Cpl. Robert I.. Beckwith 1 Ut ‘"‘m St" llX' <1Onr ? John Ca‘“d» romewho U. lived Mkhii/n Sn>t’ iMiunds milk and 4029 )X>unds fat 626 Engr. Co. for Hie 1943 year Camp Phillips. Kansas lection; we have lugged In Uie cul- phy was » native ot Kingsville, , The meeting was closed by re­ Birthday—Sept 20th. marks nnd a very timely Him pre­ S&lS *,n8 pro,,1°‘ t7\h? ?m’XPcoikcnl Canada, and came to Michigan. sented by Clarence Bolander. Dep­ March 11. 1921. Mario Gallino Bor- uty Commiatdcmer of Agriculture. ted to,nCorp. r,,n’ Bob. ”‘,h 'an unknown quantity. . There was u previous mistake m Barry County dntrxmen are doing landed in New York Citv from tlicir (Uirt acrordlng to Bolander tiie sjx-lllng of the last names of' Cuba, on Sept. 15. 1915. The citv based on the production report* ot these boys so will you make the of- Stockholm. Swetitti. was tin- the afternoon. corrections in vour date book. home of Mrs. Either Johnson before she came to America, landing In P. F. C. Ki Ph F Baa:. The Republican Party New York City on Oct. 26. 1313 3rd Army director detachment Spero Karmen, a native of Greece, c/o Postmaster . arrived in thU country from Souof Vandenberg and Lceville. La Birthday -Feb. 20th. «. 1313. landing in New York City Ferguion and Kelly, Mr.-. Mary R. Miller was born hi Sqd. 40-Mbth tr. Gr. i 'Continued from Page 1. Sec. l.i 'Continued from Page 1. Sec. l.i 189 Hi. 53rd Wing goal, since It is ho|xM tiial considi Hustings as given to Mrs. Radford City from Fieume. Hungary. on • tabiy more heavy scrap can be ■ juit to mention a Kearn. Utah. ' by Mrs. R. M. cook, city chatrnuiii; June 19. 1906. turned in by July. Blrthdav--Dec. 2nd. Finn ward 8 I G'JE') April ft. as already stated, has few, takes pride in. Second ward . —. — Nashs ill*- comes to you next week Util chosen for tiie "big push” bcthrough Mr- Br.'.'ir Brown who will Third ward i 304 45 i cause u lot of peopit' will be drlvFourth ward . I 4 Ki 54 presenting for state; < ing in to the town nail on that date have something to tell you nbciu: B'.uineM dlirtrict ■ 870.73 und also snow U off the ground many boys but one boy in particu­ Special groups 494.75 .at least at this writing! and farm lar—her son who is in the Au Factories^ highway commissioner work Inis not yet started in carnCorps. Until then good luck. God cst so there will be more time availAccident Saturday Eve Bless you and Cheerio. 84851.02 [ able now than later. In Orangeville Township Zolly Coffer. Mrs.'Radford expects the various county cnairmcn chairmen to muKe make tncir their rerv__ ■Hitts this week Tintnnnth o! 7»o automobiles* cr.iMiMl headoti ■ Word has been received that Bud March w-.r. dcslgtiated as RedCro^ ln f,rangrvillf township Saturday nblr to make individual calls at each farm So. in this drive. Uncle li?,usin1K ,niury 5° .ni?P s'orc ..here, has been advanced to war fund month and to be sure the ’e. five Of whom received hospital Sam must depend on the ro-otwrathe tank of first lieutenant !<■ county Lx completely covered, the J' treatrneni tton of individuals and neighbor^ Flynn was Inducted in the fall of county chairmen will need the cnhoods tor success Grei n Reisner, 46. of Orangeville 1941 and was selected for officer. tire month. Reports received iodate Maybe it's your own boy or some ««» nscuuruguiK are very encouraging ami and asm. Mrs. ivju Rad-- tn,rn*hlD. was driver of one of cars training. He successfully completed me ford h confident that the quota of ?.ntJ Wingers- in his car were ncighumhood kid you always liked who will eventually get the benefit S7.200 will be easily reached and R* “ n ^. Jenn second lieutenant in the Army niiigs Reisner npd Sally Reisner. Reisner. of the effort you now put forth to probably exceeded. nings get■—the scrap hi. Perhaps that load . —The Ollier itilveii hv other c.ir ear a-js was driven by Vri-.-l Fn-d — oimrtcrmaster corps at Camp l<en. Caffrey. 172 Capitol Ave.. Battle <’f wn,P \ou bring in to the town Va. Congratulations Bud and we Creek, and with him were hte wife. °r °''1" <-oH«:lion center, will hope you keep right on going! a Maxim, nnd two daughters, Freda, berocnc part of u block buster 3 nnd Betty 10 I *hlch will thunder down on TokThe driver of the first ear. Reb.- W or Bcrlin-A happy thought! All nont rout streams in Michi­ tier, and nd one one of of his his passengers. passengers. This Thb. farm farm srrnp — drive is an ■■■ ■im­ an experienced The Hughes place of 5 acres on gan arc open to spearing of cam, Stone, were •* -re removed to Pennock Dortant war job which must be done St.. Jeffer.'n St. was rol-i to Mr suckers, MicKi-rv redhorse. rennorae. mullet. mum-t dogfLsh aogtLMi hospital, ho^uital fteisurr Refcner■suffered lf •• ‘he there" are .to have suiicred broken oroxen •• :r boy» -over "'j ”............. ’.I""', and able engineer ribs nnd other lesser injuries nnd ‘he tanks, giu.s and ammunition to make it their home. -------- ...j Stone had n u__x. bark injury the ex­ do their own job properly. Sumner, conservation officer. who knows Wife purcluui'i the James Dibble — tiie following -----------On streams... in-------B.ir- tent of which was not fullv known.1 Coffrev and two daughters pnur More BoVS Lum on Section 15. Rutland town- -n' county, spearing with Jack lluht Mrs were tt ken km to to the the hoxpltul hospital nt at PlainPlain- ‘ thin Is' [MTmllted duriitg the season spec- were , altfp. ’ Good Roads from Mr. and Mr- Levi Gchlu.r, • md Hied above: Augusta Creek. B.v- **■ *.h'v.!»d EntCr Service their house nnd lo: on East Thorn »'« Creek. Butler Creek, Buxt'm ““J# , Raymond SL lu Mr and Mrs orviile Van Creek. Ced-ir Creek-down from Ce- o*her received -only slichL injury Rujrnond Anders of r DeRon nnd wie. •dar dam. Duncan Cre ek Fall Creel:, aijd did not rcauire. hoxpltoliz.itIon Homer ..'arnpr Wesiev Wesley Snow Snow of Nar.hnlte ™e accident occurred about were among the sixty boys who left' Mr. and M.r< LeRoy Greek pur- Hlghbank Cfeek. Kurtz Creek. MroeXaM'd of Mr. and Mrs. Robert xcr Creet Mink Creek. Mud Creek «'>tht o chx-k Saturday .•vnine a tne for Fort Grant on Saturday. Tlicir He served under down to south line of Section 3 in hip of n hill about u mile south of names were not included' In the list , bust week becaifa: (heir notlflenCastleton township; Onondaga Orangeville. Madison St. ! Hons to leave were not sent to them *•• two commissioners, The David Z. Boyes homy cm S. Creek. Orangeville Crrok. Pratt Creek. Quaker Brook down from .... onvikir unU1 ufur the P“l*r ,““1 K°,u' lo .. — Jefferson St. was uurchiwd bv Mr Creek, Um, I in Maple AM bUYINvi WvUL press ' nnd Mr.'. Cnrl Nicthmner who in south line of Sect the late Frank F. —.—. Cruelr .and-' .... . David Cook and George Lockwood Scobey turn sold it tn Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Grove Township. o ..-jjgjgj —.been ----------•—j to report .—■ ip Again **'■ this............... season. Highest -----market hare ordered to port F Hpo'.tn. Real Estate Broker of Way­ Timberline Creek. „rtrr< n.i.i uni rail ai vnur ntaee April land. prices paid. Will eall at your place Grant ,ont0 Friday, (h( .lr tra2nh inlilK Sorry we arc not allowed to print that I know. I left Hastings for PL Custer. March 5. The iwpcorn the name of your ship Merle. balls were delicious. Thanks a lot. I'm ir. the Kellh M. Craig lE.-S. , Air Corps Tecluilc.il — (Command for airplane Seaman 2nd Class uwwmmabm S. c o Fleet Ro*toffice mechanics^ Pvt. Arthur C. McKelvey New York City. N. Y. Sincerely. T. O. 613-Sq. 451 Tent City. Pvt. Kenneth Beckwith 36415347 SL Pctcisburg. Florida. Btry "C" 211U1 . Pvt. Gconte Alvan Oaks Co. B 554th Ent. 11 V. Pon Bn. Camp Swift. Texas Birthday—Nov. 26th. Pvt Palmer Kimble 36IMW0 A. P. O. 037 c o Postmaster Seattle Washington Birthday—April 29. Pvt. B. D. Whitmore Camp Wallace, Texas Pvt. Donald R. Borton A A. F. College Trng Dept. Fenn Coll»ec. Room 101 Cleveland. Ohio • Birthday—Dec. 5th. Kiown Detail R 8 Churler.ton, S. C. Merle H. Surraxrer c o fleet Pa.t Office San Francisco. Calif. SEVEN ASK FOR U.S. CITIZENSHIP STATE SALVAGE DIRECTORS AT MEETING HERE ANNUAL MEETING OF COUNTY COW TCCTIMfi HASTINGS NEARS $5,000 MARK IN RED CROSS DRIVE . AjJHi FARM SCRAP DRIVE STARTS NINE INJURED IN TWO CAR CRASH Charles M. SPEARING SEASON OPENS TODAY Real Estate Transfers ZIEGLER Rogers, famed as ^HONjnMPKfDED ttene flttfSHOES $ and weigh on your own scales. A recent report of Uie Imperial Airways of England states that there Phone 746F5. arc 40.000 letters carried weekly be- WILL TOBIAS Hastings. Route 4 Adv. 4-8 AUCTION SALE My health having failed and not able to work the farm. I will dispose of my stock and tools at public auction at my farm located 2’/z miles south of Hastings on M-37 on OPA asks that you limit buying to just one pair! SJ49 to Silt1- Henry. 84. a native of Barrv Co., died on Sunday nt Hie home of a eon. Pnul Henry.nn Clarkston. He had lived in Manic for about fifteen WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7,1943 $298 Commencing ot 1:00 o'clock the following will be offered for sale: Smartly comfortable play shoes you've HORSES been wonting but could not afford to spend your ration stamp on—are non- Black horse, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1500. Black horse, 9 yrs. old, retioned now! These orc the last of the bright-colored types you love! Buy a pair today for home and casual .wear. wgt. 1400. Saves street shoes! COWS Jersey cow, registered, 7 yr*, old. Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old. 4 Jersey cows, 3 yrs. old. 2 Jersey cows, 7 yrs. old. 2 Jersey cows, 2 yrs. old. See our windows! ;3 Jersey heifers, 11 mos. old. Calf, 8 weeks old. Thoroughbred bull coming 2 yrs. old. MANY MORE STYLES for RIGHT NOW ond EASTER! FARM TOOLS Deering binder, 8 ft. Milwaukee corn binder, ' good condition. John Deere, 6 ft. hay loader. Osborn side delivery rake. Deering mowing machine. 2 Horse riding cultivator. 2 Horse Oliver walking culti­ vator, nearly new. No. 11 Oliver plow. International walking plow. 3 Sec. spring tooth drag. Disc grain drill. Horse corn planter. Iron wheel wagon and flat rack. 2 Inch double harness. 2 10-gal. milk cans. Other article* too numeroui to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. Everything to be settled for day of sole. SHOESTORE ALLEN McDonald, Prop DEWEY REED. Auctioneer1 JAY WING. Clerk. "Father of Good Roads" AUCTION SALES in Michigan, and । (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) for sale as well as hogs, nnd an excellent list of farm lool« Th> 123 acre farm will be offered nt pri­ vate role. Loren Coppock will cry the sale and the Citizens State Savings Bunk at Plainwell will net this issue for full pa^iculars. ALLEN McDonald. Prop. Mr. McDonald's health having failed nnd not being able to work the farm he will have an auction sale at the farm .located 2'.- miles south of Hastlirii on M-37. He u offering a good list of hones, cows and farm machinery. Dewey Reed will cry the sale and Jay Wing will act as clerk. Sec the. adv. else­ where in tills issue for full i«irtlculaxs. BERTON E. BOWER. Prop. Having sold his farm Mr. Bower will have an auction sale on what is known a* the Roy Preston farm lo­ cated 3 miles north oj Lacey or 3 miles west and 3-4 tulle south of Maple Grove on the Lacey-Hastings road He Lx offering an excellent list of cattle, horsea. hogs, thickens, hay and grain, farm tools and other miscellaneous articles. Henry Flan­ nery will cry the sale and Ernest Gray will oct as clerk. See the adv. elsewhere Ln this issue for full par­ ticulars. ' FARM SECURITY ADM. Harvey J. Elliot. Supeniwr In order to dispose of the person­ al property of Edgar McMellen. an auction sale will be held at the Lew­ is Ashley farm located 2'a miles east of Hastings on State Rond. Six' horses. 7 head Of cattle. 2 sows, truck, nnd farm machinery will be offered. Dewey Reed will cry the sale und Jay C. Wing' will act as clerk. Sec the adv ebewltcrc in this issue for full particulars. JOHN ASFINALU Prop. Having told his farm. John Asnlnall will sail hl> ixysonal proper­ ty at public auction lit the farm lo­ cated. 3 miles west, p, miles north raid mile west of Xakc Ode.Ma. or 21.- miles south and 21.- miles east of Clarksville. He offers 3 horses. 7 head of cattle, hogs, ixmltiy.some hay and grain, n good list of farm tooLi. and some household' goods Dewey Reed is the auctioneer and Jay Wing will clerk. For date und . ' full particulirs, see the adv. in thia issue of the Banner. Grover C. Dillman. 15 YEARS service qualifies him eminently to administer our state highway system with efficiency and economy. 1944 Republican victory over bureaucrats may depend on how you vote April 5: For Good Roads with Ziegler, or for a political machine. Elect ZIEGLER State Highway Commissioner * APRIL S (Political AdnrUaemcot) NOW is a good time to have that attic insulated for the summer. ROCK WOOL TREATMENT. $5 per mo. STATE INSULATION CO. Delton. Mich. Phone Delion 28-28-1L. Reverse char 4-15 �THE HASTINGS BANNEKTHURSDAT, APRIL L IMS I_________________________________ _ Thursday. ★ ,Mr.. and . Mn. E. R.' vu employed, by the Studcbakar Chipman of Kalama- with hU w Corp, at South Bend. Ind. Hall, of Kalamo are the parents of »nu- aw. uu-b.u muiunm «n Dcmaru i v. u. —. home of Mrs.. J>uMlSui»?Ha.’~.Si: «r“ “ K‘*“ । Frank Sage on Wednesday alter- I .SUDDEN DEATH OF California where her- huibmid Ls J v 1 M u »■ T L H I J •*—“ -•—-• -• erly, Mira Clarice Norton, of this and Mra. Bert McCallum * Mr. and er of Kalama noon gf last week for their annual1 JOHNSTOWN MAN stationed. « ■ ■ Mra Robert Cole and baby. CaroYeoman Hold Dlcklnaon. who h The JoUk Neighbors met »’• ’*» pot luncheon. Twenty-eight mem- i ' Coroner Dr. C. P. Lathrop and place. * Mr. end Mn. Sterling Os- Mrs. Clare Townsend and daughter* .Richard Hoog«z> hm. spent Saturday - night and Sun- stationed at Ludington, silent the ~rjandI Mr*. HarryBu»n Lers und guests were present. After UnJershcrlff Leon Doster were troth, Maxine and Gerald, and Rev. of Plainwell called on Mra. Emma Gul) lake spent aunw luncheon, Mrs. James Long con­ Samuel Ostroth of Hastings attend- Johncock, Sunday afternoon. * Mr. and Mra. Delo* Flower, day with .¥1 Mr. ......------B * jX^’>a>™2u£B.hSrtl ducted the devotions and Mrs. Jcalled to Johnstown .r". township •* —ic: < cd church at North Maple Grove, and Mrs. Arthur Lathrop enter- Mra. Albert Monica « of Coats Grove, all going to Char­ O'Donnell. B. Devereaux was in charge of the .Tuesday morning to investigate the J momhig. * Mra. Fred tained Mr., and Mra. Arthur Halst called on Mr. and N lotte Sunday to visit friends. U1W„ Sullivan went to for Mr. and Mrs. Bush, who are program mid the offering amount- sudden death of John R Conklin. Sunday . Mrs. „ Norbgrt Hants, formerly of, Maple Grove, of E Lansing and Mr. and Mra. Wil- Kingsbury Sunday. * . soon leaving tor Los Angeles to re­ Mr. and Mrs. Newman Deal of ■ Detroit Friday to spent some time side. Cards were played for enter­ ed to $20. Mrs. D. D. Smith was'.Wjl »• Mr Conklin who resided underwent , a major operation Friday lard Duddle* and children ot Delton i Brooks and friend. Mira «r tainment und n fine Gladstone bag enrolled as a new member. As-| with his parenU, Mr. and Mrs. morning at Pennock hospital and for dinner Sunday. * Bernard Ao- of Kalamazoo spent the Deal wiu> U III. tn the Oscar Pal- ■*<lod',,wh0 u recuperating from an slating Mrs Sage in serving were : George Conklin, had never been well , presented the host and hostess. was reported to be doing a* well as scy of Shultz spent the weekend with Mr. and Mn. Wilton Mrs. to convulsions m<*r home, Sunday. । mif. fi J. -r. Smith. onum. Circle viAvic chairman. tiA*AiiiHA>i. »nd was ----------object — ------- —--- ,could be expected. * Mr. and Mr*. ____________ 1 -aLso Mr.s Carl Ricker and Mrs. de “ l h at about 8 Miss Jean Loppenlhien attended Vincent Norton, attended the funerMr and Mrs. Cedric Morey and Mr Mr. and Mfi Mr*. Dorrance Trethric . otlock Tuesday' morning was very the formal bnll al the Hart Hotel ।daughter Mary were weekend guests cnUfUtocd their pot luck bridge Clarence Texler. ■ • • , unexpected. ■ In Battle Creek Friday evening. • ।of her jurenu. Mr. and Mrs. 8 I. cIub (or dinner Sunday night nnd Jackson, who was brought to the y Mta/Cedric.Morey was hostess to Besides his parents, he is sur ­ given by the regiment officer's of Xcr*5f .i"’d -T^aj-rw-dZaH mrtTS-.iZSiiKZ. AiairZi JH.ng^1,,gK SS U<,rn k' UaU e P«rty celebrated the birthday Tuesday for dessert vlved by three brothc— “ —■* Company C. She was the guert of ।Creek Tonight they will be gdesU linnlven<ary of the host. PrWeswrre lier cluirrnr Three who held the Leslie of Dowling and Clifford, who 5’“pl^Hro?e £ *1 ------------r— Captain Robert J. Hudgins of Vir- of । Mr. and Mr1’. Morey for Mary s won by Mrs Churje_, pBul and A B. and bridge. ea -winning scores were Mrs Mrs. David Is In in the army: four alstera. Mra. htrthdav r., ’,—. glnla. birthday dlrinrr dinner. Nina Stanford of Dowling. Mr. EP™" tor fortFyy», Gidiey. Goodyear andI Mra. Mrs. Jack Jack Stem. Stem. Jack Haven went to Logansport. Dewey Hon returned on Saturday , Ale Davis and Mrs. Grace Ritchie SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Ind., on Thursday u> attend the fu- :— from a western trip. Mr. and Mra. Edward Smith en- ■ • aL'BAUGII of Hasting!, MiraLt. Louise Con•>/> VAX •»—NEWLAND R..X.-A | » u.. I and.11 Mrs. Carl Jordan is home from neral of his bister. Mrs. Nellie Mr. and Mrs. Leo J Micnv of ■ tertnlned a family dinner tor, ----------------with --------------------------' wJudSrt’ Pennock hospital and Mrs Henry Rhodes. Lansing called on Mra. Clarence' sixteen on Sunday honoring the Hynes of Woodland Is caring for Miss Rutii Robson npenl tin: Grohe . Sunday afternoon. Urthd;;/ .-.“.i-:—ry ” her. * Mr. and Mrs. Keith Farlee weekend ut her home in Jackson. Mr apd Mrs. Elvin Utclifb Id and Mrs. Henry Smith. : Evelyn Newland Russell WOMEN OF THE MOOSE ... u to . Lieut. » and son called on Russell Und of son Dttnnc mid Mr. mid Mis. Bern- । Laubaugh The vows were spoken tn । Woodland Friday evening. * Mar­ In Grand Rapids on Thursday. Red. white und blue motif was the church parlor tn tiie presence : The regular meeting of the Wom­ sha and Nancy Smith of Lansing io Behon und son Horry, spent Sun­ riinTAIkIC Ruffle. Panels. Cottage Sets and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilcox of day ut Uike Odessa vUiting Mr. und .jrd when Mrs. Vivian Anderson en- of relallvM und immediate friends. en of the Moose will be held Friday were weekend guests of their grandJackson were Sundwv gutsts ot M. Mra. Roy Liiclifleld. Curtain Rods. gtertaiiud two tables of euchre ut Dr. Barthtt. minister of the Ply­ evening. April 2 at 7 p m; After the "'■■“nU. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith. and Mrs. George .Robinson and oth­ meeting a birthday party and pot Mr. mid Mrs. William Fox ot Kai -- —■ mouth CongrcgntioiuU church per­ luck supper will be held with I.fi^ and Mrs. Casgo Smith and son er relatives. amazoo kpent the wnkcnd whir । Wedel on Thursday evening- Prize:; - Sunday evening callers nnd Mrs Carrie Montgomery of Grand their parents, Mr. und Mrs Hu’h-y were won by Mix W G. Davis and formed the ceremotfy with Miss Es­ Hah Reed and Miss Margaret John-Iris returned home with them. Rapids came Monday for a-siay ot Fox m.d Mr. and Mrs. Archie Relck- Mr.. B. A. G Donnell und mi out- ther Walton us maid of honor and Donald Otis, cousin of the groom, Mrx Maurice Ingram Is chairman |* Mr. and, Mrv La!rd Wotring: of a short lime with friend-. ord Af-town guest was Mra. Anderson • School Coinmr. Maude W. Smith. '. , Mr and Mra. B. R. Mlnfou$-^rf*Mert Miss Corinne Olws. ot Bowne. ax best man. Th<- Wedding March ot the imnp« r committee. Each mem- ■ t*/*™1 R“P lr,?w was played by Miss Dcnzll Trebcr. Mr.i Nina Johncock. Miss Gertrude Pontiac arc the proud pnrcjMrf ■>! n . , , Carlton Eldrlugc sang ’Ail For You" Mr. and Mrs. Shlrlty Mayo. Bar­ McPhnrlln. Mrs. Ploasle Alli-rding, Murtha Mae.^Mni March ami Mrs. ChibThe was Mr. entcia-------------------। "Because? ---------------aceompanM by Miss bara and Richard of Hostings wera Mrs. Hazel McKIbbln. Mrs. Hawi daughter. .r Thnrxrlav ...mined last Thursday hv by Mr nod nnd Trebcr Tin- grandparents. Mr....a, und .... Mr:.. MUNICIPAL COURT ,I Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Douglu-NS, Mrs. Elizabeth Martin. 25. Rayon Jersey and Rayon Crepe, plain and fancy. U-nAiel ........ Severance, uc now ' have ' ten Mis. Robert Walldortf. Top bridge Mrs. Keith . Farlee. ThonipThe bride Is the daughter of Mr. Green Reisner, driver of one of!' <>..«.. -..v-. Edward ••• —--­ Mbs Myrtle Wibton, Miss Ruby grandchildren, five boys nnd five scores were turned in by Gerald nnd Mrs. Bert Newland of Hastings the cars involved in an accident in isvn and family of Sunfield were Cogswell. Mrs. Lena Laubaugh. Sirs. girh. - . 1 Lawrence and Mrs. WMldorff. Oth- and since graduating from Western Orangeville township Saturday eve- Sunday gucsta of Mr. and Mrs lea­ Cretonne. Monk Cloth. §Sk5:l2!!?in" ?!r nd Mrs c *“rlt McClellan, cr "prizes ... " ...a ciaj-ij prizes wire w re won"by"Mrs. won by Mrs. John Michigan College of Education. ning. was arraigned before Judgelrcnce Luca*. * Mr. and Mrs. Otto ‘riir^ rJmSi nf U^ wlw ,|:,Vr ,K'r" «» few days chandler and Roland Furrow, Kalamazoo, ha* taught 4th grade Coil right on Monday charged with I Townsend and Miss Phoebe Oak:; dny attending ti e m-isUiiw of the wllh |,;iren,Si Mr ;ul(l Mrs. । it Main strri t school in Lansing. driving a car while under the influ- were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs Garnet Michigan Rural Teuchets Asscclo- Frwl oranger. left Monday (or St. 42 new shodcs of all wool knit­ and Mr. Willard Luwn-nci' Besides her school work. Mbs New­ cnee ot intoxicating liquor. The Townsend and children of Ktilnmalinn nt WM ........... .. Fin. ... _ .___ Mr. ... M . on lintrl held al MJi C. P< tarabunt. where ting yarn. -Misses Martha and Patsy Wedel ciellan will become an instructor at entertained infonnally for twenty land found enjoyment in music as iudge asiessed fine and costa zoo Sunday. * John Mullinex spent , guests last Wednesday evening hon­ a member of Lansing Symphony amounting to $5450 and. taking the weekend with his mother. Mra spent tiie weekend at the Jacob Orchestra. Evening Made Club and taking into consideration various , Bertha Mullinex of Battle Creek. * ,G"*“ Gies* home at Bowne und enjoyed ' «r^S Mn'All.n Pender htm A fine assortment of fancy and circumstances, placed Reisner on Mr. and Mrs. Harold-Hecker and Plymouth Congregational Choir. Uie sugaring off. .... »«.. , and left on Saturday. Lieut Rus.m-11 Laubaugh. son ot probation for one year, giving him family and friends of Kalamazoo plain umbrellas, all for the duRobert Shannon spent a few days ■ family In Grund Rapids RichardrULaubaugh In in New York Cily City thk. this week dll on Mrs Jessie McLuury and son. I Following the bowling tournament Mr. nnd Mrs, wus glM111Bl OB,,of y the privilege of paying his fine over spent Sunday afternoon with Aunt a tK-riod of several months. Mary Fisher nnd Mbs Susie Fisher ration Lansing, was graduated from Barry bu'im ■Warren, spent Sunday visiting rel­ Robert 8. McGee ot E. State St.. I * Isaac Williams and Mrs. Paul Sunday afternoon, several friend-*1 < Countv Normal and served aS leachMrx. James Mohler mid MIx-sAUca* atives in Charlotte. enjoyed a pot luck supp<r at the cr o f Ryan. Doud and Orangeville was nncsted Saturday (night, iTowns and baby were Sunday dinStamped Pillow Cases. Tabic run­ Mohler returned to their home on Mr. und Mrs. Neil Bewkcloo and > * ,17 ' ^•■schools, resigning the latter to en­ charged with disorderly conduct al ’ ner gue-sts of Chas. Farlee and fam­ Sunday after spending the winter duuuhtcr. Junet, called on friends ' ners and scarfs. In ............... Kalamazoo vMiuraay. Saturday. thertng list ui In the ..........••• bcjng jn tin- naUlie ........... - • ••n ■>» >ih- Army Air Corps. He re- a dunce here, and on Monday was Uy. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roscnna months with ML*.s Florence Camp­ ... Mrs. Addie Springer sficnt (he :surprize on Mrs. David Goodyear.;ireived reived lit; hi; commission January 4. at arraigned in Municipal Court. He 1 and children of Willow Run were bell. weekend in Niles with her son. whoi4 birthday fell on that date. Stockton Field. Calif. Behind the paid u fine of $5,001 and costs of i supper guests their. Mr. and Mrs. New Blankets. Buntings. Sweaters, Mrs. Fred Huie and daughter $450 1 Kenneth Williams of Battle Creek I silver wings he has exulted with the Mary Ellen were guesLs on Frida v UW^s WG^Sum^'of* fnMr nnd Mr* Hoy fiardes rnUrand Gift Items. I thrill <tf piloting a B-17 Bomber. ----------------- *♦*----------------were afternoon cullers. of net .sister. Mrs. Maude Calvin, I ------- ,-------- - ---------------------dim> lUver and Ch>rc O •Hwrpo ‘ UsMircI their bridge club of twelve . The bride’s attire wax simple und CORP. PAUL BATES AT of Alaska. I SOUTHWEST RUTLAND ’ »ur-y dinner ln*t Wed- complimented her expression class­ PERCY JONES HOSPITAL Weekend guest.s ot Mr. and Mrs. of Kalamazoo made the Banner *«•» " <*21 Wool and Cotton Suits, short or Top ^ nr'' bridge Wnr'’ score, were ing her with a virtuous woman Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dates reWayne Crofoot has been at PenOtto Hiiavind were their daughter u call on Tuesday. They were here nesriay. --•fv.'ri a a wire wire TuesdayTuexdav notifying not!fvine nock hospital and had hl* rinnM finger long pants 3 to 8. — Maureen. Ml«* 1/rrraine Lockwood for an executive committee rrevt- turned in by Mr:. Clayton Brand­ whom the Word says. “Her pride ceived them that their son Corporal L. amputated. He returned home Mon­ 1 Is above rubies.'' ot Chicago and Jean lavender of ina of the Windstorm Co., of which . stetter mid Einar Frandsen. The groom wore hi* army uniform Paul Bates, had been transferred | day * Mr and Mrs. Harn' Dunn White Cloud, Minn. eiasamatea ut both nrc directors. Ha.pital Guild No 18 met on which, enhancing the gleam from from San Francisco to the Percy i wcre ... .............. .— were ln m Kalamazoo anuuunrw Saturday jmu.ua; Their men W M. College at Kalamazoo. Tiie Tlnirsday for n dessert meeting ut .lnrtr.c hniniru! Ill RaHIa r-r.-olr ur- i ■ . - _ «« —. Sris attended the formal U- S. o. Mrs IVrt Elliott nnd family <d Irv­ lhe home bf Mr*. Eugene Dahium '. his eye. spoke ol fidelity nnd honor. Jones hospital in Battle Creek, ar- dughter. Mary returned home with a group of mein was held after the riving Monday them rui for .... the w weekend. * Mr. and ' with « ince ut the Qdd Fellows hull Sat­ ing Were Sunday dinner gii' -i. « with tw. nty-fiv. present. The altar- [ A reception wiSre Ml: - Blythe Aiford about 273. Cor72" sheeting 50c. 81"—55c. — * ” Bales *’ai1 ,”Jur *d Mrs. ... Roy Dough Zz i^lass and Mr. McCane urday night. ’ Carlton,. ’ ' tn rr'Vr''?/. January, v noon w.u. graciously jiourcd coffee served with Z' t!lc of °f Hastings were supper supper guests of Mbs Cynthcul Reed and Junies hO i! t[.‘ v w I1 wedding cake while Miss Trebcr South Pacific area Since then he Mr and Mr. and Mrs George Ful’on spent DougUs’ WcdADDAKK Prinf Apfons, Dimity and Organdy— —j Mrs. Dan Douglas. WedCushman of Kalamazoo were week­ nnd Mrs. jr:,l,£ Mrether wire the n;aycd many memorable nnd bcau- has been hospitalized in Australia nesday night. * Mr. and Mr.* James ArKUnJ 25c to $1.00. end guests of her iwrciH-s, Mr. and conupittae for the day. ---------------------u — and San Francisco and may be In ---------------------------»•- Mr. -...« and »•— Mr?. tlfu) melodies on the grand _■ piano. Wilcox accompanied Mrs. B. R. Reed. Ueut. and Mr- Hartley Finstrom ..Ueut. and Mrs. Laubaughwill re­ the rthipltal for several weeks long­ Robert Wilcox to Plainwell Friday Mr, and Mrs. Mason Norwood of came Mr. nnri Mra Chester Hodges cner. The Battle stated । nigtn Safety Pins. Needles. Pins. Bios Tape, Rick Rack. ... ------------- -Creek ----- - riraper — night to can call on me the lormers former's mouicr mother • Knlarnazoo ivizoo were Sunday guests gu< st.-. of «>i .. . home .. .. Sunday . ' from ...L'Ainu lertained eight gursu: for dinner turn to the Army Air Base at Walla hr Yesterhe lx is il a "Mirnlcal “surgical natient patient. Yestcr- who u qulle U1 * Wm. Havens has nd Mrs. Mn. Chester *• B.uiglmrt and !'• N. Walla. Washington. Mr. und, ....... and Prints 25c — Indionhead 29c — Pillow Tubing 39c. .... ...... .*. Fin ­ bridge Simdny night honotm.: day his mother and sUtcr.Jn com- |„ne Hickory Comers to be with hh™.._awtarl. .l.? ■“'■.ISj; and other MMI&. relatives, I.ieaving 2nd. Lieut, und Mrs. Harold Parker, IRVING GARDEN CLUB pany with the Rev. Don M. Gury. ' wife who is being cared for at been spending several days in Kal­ strom. who left tn Wednesday for Camp Wednesday for Riverside. Cal.. corp. Bates VWting hours . daughter, MT. and Mr-. Minor Palmer entertained UACC Sheer Rayons. F. Fashioned 79c-1.00, 1.19. amazoo. lelumed hr.mc wit ii them. wheje hr will be station'd at Camp Wolter, Texas. • thS J?rta•L Howard Johnson. They report the Irving ii.uiK Garden vra.u.i. club i,iuu with wi'.n a pot •••------ ,• • . Marjorie Hill <>f Kalainuzoo Haan. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Finstrom IiUJL Cotton Lisle 25c - 39c Mesh Hose 50c i-no tn z-no p Thursday. March 33. rmm from 2:00 to 4:00 P. m M. hu HU relaroll- i। Wtn Havens bettar at this writing. mnl Ml Doiollij .Stanley «>; l.anMn and Mrs. Glenn Brower en­ hick dinner were home from Toledo on Tuesday .....Ki< ..u Ethel imuci Van «un Sickle owMc opened upcricu tives -•••■■ and —- friends are glad he tie has nas I। # j,jr and ^jrs james Wilcox visl. sing silent tiie weekend nt home und to see his brother and wife before tertained with a family dinner Fri- President thc meeting with the cluo song, been serjt so near home and hope tcd Mr Bnd Mr8 Robert Wilcox attended the U. S. O dancu Satur­ CORSETS and GARTER BELTS , day night to mark the birthday an­ “In the Garden.’' Mrs. Elsie Wil- for his speedy recovery. nr ,1P«r traxiinqs Sunday * Mr and day night. Ml’S Maxine Ayers was in Big niversary of Miss Jean Brower nnd DRESSES—Girls' Wash Dresses 1.00 - 1.95 ’?v.iL^_ a 1i.h<, ii.ii .EL£!y i.aibt . .® a.,1 aJY vii ,?*?S _.au,. unrii ----------------Mrs. Lena tziuoaugn Laubaugh ana and tneirson their son Mrs J. D. Zagelmeii' leaves Uit Rapids" over the weekend visiting in honor of Dick Brower, who was lVlT?_hmi G..rdriw. which proved to be most POWEJ;Iz-K<M.H I Russell, who Ls home on a furlough. inend two weeks her fiance, A-C Forrest Kchondci. ln.,£rMlll!Ki . , , „ , .. . “unttMt Iwere filers Tuesday night at the with Mr. und Mie. Bert Zagelmelr mayer. who Ls taking (ruining nt ■ riir chib elected the following ceremony wmich unite.d Frances A. nm n r n nri Mrs Dan Dmezin Grand Rapids. The Night Hawk Club/was.enicr- new officers for the coming ’’ear: Koch of Hastings and Earl Powell home ot Mr. and Mrs. Dan Doug Ferris Institute and the adjoining Mr. mid Mrs George Fillton were airfield. tained.by Mrs. Anna Newton and Mi: . Bernice Carter, president, of Dowling at 4 „oclock. Bunday, P*58- . , ■ we.-ki nd guests of relatives in Wy­ r ।CLOVERDALE Mrs. Ar ba High und three daugh­ Miss Florence V. Wood Saturdav Mrs.-Till- Bedford, vice-president; Mar. 28. andotte in the former's home. Din- tMrs.’ Lillian Lillian Johnson and Mrs. The wedding took place at the St. .I Mr. and Mrs Joe Crandall and ters of CasMipolL't visited Mr. High evening n..r ..t *7 n in Clarita fur- 1 S."' Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Cope of nt the Clair McKee home over the "I'. wn.. LT".u-------- ”.l '■ — • •• ■, Emma Palmer as treasurer and cift Rose church in Hastings. Mr. and wn. Mike, and Mrs. Virginia Stoop-. "Exclusive But Not Expensive!” ITCT Ionia spent the weekend wllh Mr. weekend. ni. K'd n. , .rains ■ .nuru.nm™..chalr pu,. .,— ... ........- ----------- B .................. ■nd children of-* Kalamazoo were _i___ __ns ___________ ..u-V?; and Mrs. Dan GoiKlcnraigh. tizes Iw-lnir being won bv by Mrs Mrs. OxOs- chase ’secretary __ and■ _______ reporter. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Burkholder With nrixi-x nr.d r?iH11d?L^J,«dAthP Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and HASTINGS Mra. John Eddy was culled to and Jean were in Grand Ranlds on nimer, Ira Shute, Mr». Ira ,<fv ...... The next....... meeting will lieiivoheld in nJ? the I MJ»- SamOelb. * Mr. nnd MiB. Eldon Lansing last Thuradiiy tu-cauM! of 3tpndny to attend the wedding of Shultz and Horry ShuTc. Mr. and nt thc hnme of Mrs Jos. and friend\J.n.r £tir£>?”1/? PnrrRrinln«.nu? ' H«*er “”<1 Walter Frank of Hastiie Illness of Mrs. Winona Doubt- the former's niece. Miss Mnry Burk­ Mra Ii n .Shultz and Mr. and Mrs. Mohler. This will be an all-day rnhf for1 ‘Training11 IllnBS tp<'nl Sunday with Mr. and -ifig and Mr. Eddy and George Brad­ holder Earl Buskirk were guest*. Mr. and niccting. meeting and Lieut. J Robert Smolen­ Calif. for Navy Training. Mrj Wallnce RadeU and John Ruse. ley spent the weekend there. . sk!. the ceremony being performed Mrs. Harry Shute will enti-alain Ap------------------« ♦ » Mr. und Mix. Robert Weber of at noon at SL Stephens church branch nisTRler WINS OFFICERS COMMISSION Kalamazoo, whose four" sons re­ Lieut, and Mrs. Smolenskl will re­ Dorr Darby, who Is stationed at i Raymond Sinclair Stover was A number of friends surpriMid cently enlisted in the army, were side In Orlando. Fir., when: he is commLssloned 2nd Lieutenant in the Louisville. Kentucky, enjoyed a i Sunday guests of Mr.s, Mury Treilj stationed with an Army eom<. Mra. Ednp Wood Wednesday. Mar. r-g ’'■*^V~Marciri8’'nnnn'm rrad24. the occasion being her birthday. .. - Afr'"-. yJ.Jq — n' cP~rXi “ short furlough at home from Sat­ mid all spent the afternoon with urday evening to Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Palmer and Mrs. GorMr. and Mrs. Clare Glcss rit Free­ with nJ?kluU refre'shnients1*11 b^nc Scho0’ Fort Sill. Okla. He paid a * Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Conklin and port. «-Li K U rcIre!,hnicnls bl,nB short visit to his grandparents. Rev. children of Allegan, were Saturday ! Silsbee on Mrs. Adah King went to Jackson. Thursday. ftvnca ’ . . . and Mra. John Sinclair, last week afternoon guests of her parents, Mr. I / Monday, for a few days' visit with nnd Mrs. John Darby. * Mr. and , Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kelly and Hrepital Guild No. 6 met with Mn C'" £ f; her sister. Mra. K A Walz. Another children of Lansing were guest* of Robert Shannon tost Wednesday becn aSbl8ned for a limited Mrs. Keith Norton and children of , sinter. Mrs. Addah Fmwy. of Mus­ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Hewitt. Mrs. evening, with twenty-four members “«»*• fnrn,„r rr«M,.»r Kalamo were Sunday visitors In this ■ kegon was also n guest there. neighborhood. * A nice crowd at­ Iva Kelly nnd other relatives over present. Mrs. Shannon was assisted • Mr. nnd Mra. Roland Valentine tended the Dorcas Society at the i by Mra. Elmer Parcell. Mra Carl ^u11 . mT "Ml^ "DUubetli Parker spent Damson. Mra. Homer Becker. Mrs. ,n,nt ,n ,he ann> on Fcb- 5- ,w- home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. WUcox rJrtnita. u Thursday in Battle Creek. BnMr^*rhM&dPortree retninrrl rm Mrs Ed*11’ Pn,e of Lincoln Park. A. B. Gwinn and Mrs. Burgess. Mrs ■------------------------------------. HdtrtihvJd.5i Detroit, came Tuesday to sjx-nd the John Ironside and MLss Sadie Glas­ mJ Mwerrin Lr in/imff .io wvihidcr Of the week with her gow were winners at contract. The Mra. Gerald Suerdfeger iii/fiuftalo. ...... .... «.r .....j ..r r. f j.-,i. Guild has given five dollars for the Mr. and Mra. Dan Walldortf mid Mr ',na t e Ld Soldiers Book fund, nnd donated inonds. Due to the illness of Elery Houghtalin, I will sail the following ot public auction . ten dollars to the Ryd Crass In Hrlcn anti Mrs. Hurry Walldortf Mrs.aCtutr McKee went to Van­ were In Albion on Monday to attend dalia Tuesdav for a visit cf several March. at the form located 3 miles north of Dowling and 1 mile east of M-37; or 6 milei the funeral of Will Robinson. davs with relatives. Iltc joiuuiuwn mcuiibc aou The Johnstown Grange and south of Hastings on M-37 and 1 mile cast; or 3-4 mile west of the U. B. church. Mr. mid Mrs. Lloyd Valentine Mrs. Alma Watrous of Battle neighbors gave u farewell party Satwere guests on Wednesday of Dr. Crcek was the Sunday-a»nwt of Mr. urday night for Mr. and Mrs. Loren nnd Mrs. Shaw in Middleville. and Mrs. Shh lny Henry . VanSycle and son. Karl, who lire Mr. nnd Mra. Arthur Valentine Mr. and Mrs J W. Hewitt re- moving to Hastings soon to make nnd two sons have recently moved turned Friday from Rutland. Ill. their hopic. About forty attend^, to Ypsilanti to their new home wnerr they were called the previous : ... wldch has just been completed. Sunday by the death of his only jds- | Mr and Mrs. Duane Miller enterMis. Leo Taffce and daughter ter Mrs. Otto Kark. tamed their club Saturday evening Mary returned on Tuesday from De­ Albert Klnnr b. in Jackson at their home on S. Hanover. Win­ COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK. troit where they s|>ent several days , (orMrs. days ns the guest of Mr. ners at pedro were Mrs. Lloyd An­ with Mr. mid Mrs WiUlam Tuffee and several Mrs. Mux Bair (Leona Forller.i derson. Forrest Foley, Mrs. zetnlra 1 Mr. und Mra. Archie Wilson and son. Raymond Bair, is serf- Zimmerman and Mr. Foley.daughter Vivian of Kalamazoo were Tlielr ously ill. . । .... Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mr.*. Jos­ , Mr and Mr*. Earl Boyes nnd Mrs. | Saturday ' was the. thirty-third eph Shultz Minnie Silsbee were Sunday guests 'wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schllletnan rf Mr and Mrs George Van Tlf.- ,Mn>. Freeman Furrow, and In honof Lansing spent the weekend with flin of Lake Odessa. or of the occasion they entertained Mr. and Mra. Richard Schilleman. . Lester Reynolds went to Holland their son nnd daughter-in-law. Mr. Gerald Ryan, who has been trav­ ;r>n Sunday after his father. George nnd Mrs. Robert Furrow, of Grand elling in North DAkotn. arrived | Reynolds, who is til. The latter is . Rapids, who celebrated their first homtf on Monday. 1 now with another *on near Quimby, anniversary on the same day. OthRoy Gardner spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fitzgerald of er guests were Mrs. Robert FurCassopolh were guest-, of Mr and . row's parents. Mr., and Mrs Lew Mrs clair McKee on Thursday and Colllgan. of Grand Rapids. Dinner Friday. was sen cd — --------------and ■* -u *happy ----------------------time en­ joyed. PARENTS OF SON Cards have been received an-1 Members ot the U and I club were nounclng the birth of an right lb guests of Mrs. Dan Lewis on Tues­ STEAM HEAT 15 ounce son to Mr. and Mrs A. A. day evening, with eight present. Roth on March 17 nt Leila hos­ Curds were played and refresh­ HOT A COLD WATER pital In Battle Creek. He has been ment* served. named C. William. SHOWER BATH Daffodils, blue nnd ^hite irLs and PRAIRIE GARDEN CLUB Rink sweet peas In a flat bowl, Single. $350 per wk. np Mrs. Jennie Davis wav hostess to miked with green candles in cry­ the Prairie Garden Club at its reg . -------------, .. . - ­ stal holders, made attractive table Doable -5.00 per wk. up ular meeting. Tuesday. uinr Tuesday. March 23. i decorations at the birthday party with 17 present The next meeting on Thursday evening given bv Mrs. will lx- nt the hptne of Ruth and Jacob RPhdr and Mrs. J. A. Woot1 Uirene Kncchcle. Tuesday April on Bt lbl. former's home, honor27. nt which time officers for the lnR Mbtt sixsoh Nine were | coming year will be elected. i present And the evening was spent playing pedro. Mr. und Mri. Lawrence Ryan. PERSONALS , social EVENTS New Merchandise for Spring! LUK I AIN J BEDSPREADS th"“Co,,°"and Ray‘ PAJAMAS AND GOWNS £*. DRAPERIES ^omosk' ISte^isr j.h-»s ss "risers' WOOL YARN UMBRELLAS ART GOODS BABY DEPT. BOYS'SUITS SHEETS AND SHEETING Lw’s’;.”.:7,:: Fraiidson's P J. AUCTION SALE Housecleaning Needs! WAXES JOHNSON’S PASTE WAX lib. 59c JOHNSON'S GLO-COAT pt 59c SPONGES CHAMOIS Qt. 98c lGol.$1.69 JOHNSON FURNITURE POLISH DIC-A-DOO PAINT CLEANER RUTLAND PAINT CLEANER CLEVELAND WALL PAPER ROOMS 39c 25c 25c 10c Brick, qt. 19c Special Pack.qt. 25c We are operating our Soda Fountain on a part time schedule. We appreciate your continued patronage under these conditions. ■ 40c HANGHAHT IIAKEHY 112 S. Jefftrioo St Phoae 2428- Conh'nueR About 60 crates of corn. FARM TOOLS Quantity of lumber. Steel fence posts. Horse cultivator. 2 Buggies. Wagon and box. Grain drill. 2 2-sec. spring tooth drags. Walking plow. Hay tedder. Mowing machine. 2 horse walking cultivator. 5 tooth cultivator. . Tank heater. 2 ladders. Land roller (steel). Fanning mill. Corn shelter. Dump rake. Seeder. Scythe. Brush hook. Chicken crate. Horse collars. Spike drag. Post hole diggers Shovels. Forks. Cross cut saw. 4 10-gal. milk cans. Sausage grinder. Lard press. Miscellaneous articles too numerous to mention. • TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to bo temo»cd until lottlod for. for Friday and Saturday: ORANGE LAYER CAKE TOOLS HAY & CORN About 8 tons of hay. Ice Cream for home use HOTEL HASTINGS FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1943 EID HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER IUHDING GOOD HOADS fOt 10 YIAIS HEED’S EDRUG STORES REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Hostings Phone 2241 State tr Jefferson MRS. NELLIE FANCHER GUARDIAN DEWEY REED. Auctioneer JOHN BIRMAN. 5 I I �The Haotinga Banne* EIGHTY-SE "COMBI SALE NC FOR PR Rationin Rules Cc This Pro lL EDITORIAL— ASSOCIATION wZ/ZcznZcA— Shdldon Agency All Kinds of Insurance Sarety Bonds boas HS5 Hasting* Rationing B Since the Ing prices c machines. C erous comp); PREPARE NOW TO GET YOUR BOOT ORDERS IN EARLY Swanson Agency PROTECT YOUR CAR From S100 np with SUU Farms M-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT Our Stocks at Present ARE COMPLETE! AUCTION SALES KNEE BOOTS List Your Sate With LIGHT OR HEAVY HENRY FLANNERY is u violallo Regulation | .’2.981 • .’4.48I DR. L. J. CASTON CARD OF THANKS Men's Hip Boots W OPTOMETRIST Hastings Pancoast Bldg. attributable | Best Quality Red Soles _ 95 ■ ___ HI-CUT VICTORY WORK RUBBERS Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gai and Oil Fired Repair* famished and in- N-< 1 II -are, pboh- •> 7. • enarat.ir Phone T3SFS. ’•... Hop < handler ECONO-COAL STOKERS TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Eavestrooghing Bt’Y NOW - Hate nhal you need. G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. GENERAL INSURANCE published price far t 1 I Due to War conditions I am 4 1 forced to quit buying stock after March 30. We t.arden Ne..|« ai,<l Nnr* rry glue in reetral Miihl/an. IitflKVT TO YoU ww price*, t.uapatilw.! Everything mailed direr! to DAN ULREY List year Auction Salsa with DEWEY REED AUCTIONEER BLACK UPPERS AND SOLES Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP ’EM ROLLING We Remove Dead Animals BRAKEMEN SWITCHTENDERS TELEGRAPH OPERATORS 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS YARD CLERKS FOR SALE Apply Superintendent's Office. NYCRR. Jackson. Mich. WOOD CRAFT WORK AUCTIONEER For Prompt Removal of Old. Crippled or Dead j Horses and Cows / L \ * PHONE \ \ NO SHORTAGE OF COMFORT HASTINGS 2697 IN GENUINE Dates can be made al Banner office. Phone 9407 Hastiags, Mich. DEAD STOCK REMOVED! Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone 2589, or call 717—F3 through the roadltion. 71.- mile* ru ...ml- rwtd., r. L I'll .-li.T •: 30. Aho 3 te'ttnm |.l<.». tan. Alto. 4 If milea Freeport on Wat nr lieu. Vole HAI.K-' ’k P a tan |Hih>|> J*«k. I'b»ne 717P13. J». Dibble. FOR MALE— Pump. nearly new. anltabl* tor |xn>»r er windnull. »rev|>vrl. flioor 4 1 Cattle VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. LILY WHITE “The FLOUR INSURANCE Snowy White Slices Phi Horses BAKE YOUR BREAD with the Heft C.ookt W Hotel Ilulliin WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDES We meet all competition In paying C. “BILL” SHERWOOD Golden Brown Crust Extra Vitamins and DEAD STOCK REMOVED PROMPTLY No Other Work Shoes On Earth Have Soles and Uppers of Genuine Triple­ Tanned Shell Horsehide horses $5.00 COWS $4.00 All possible recoverable animal fats vital to WAR PROGRAM Extra Minerals for CASH Extra NUTRITION KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS PHONE COLLECT KALAMAZOO 2-9544 For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Load. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH US Na. Mkhlgan Avena* CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experienco and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville SEE THAT SHELL EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good BOSSY LIKES IT Lily White Flour Only the hide over horses hips han this tough inner layer of leather. TODAY your feet are working over­ time... and how! But they can take it and come back for more in mocca­ sin soft Wolverino Shell Horaehides. They're soft aa buckskin. ami stay that way always — even dry out soft after soaking. Anyway, that Wolverine Shell H orach ide In uppers and notes is plenty tough I But the amazing acftncaa and p>»- bility la doe to a unique trinte-tanning process originated by Wolver­ ine tanners over 40 years ago. No other tannera know it even today I So, for comfort'a sake make your next pair of work shoes Wolverine Shell Homehiilcs. But, for Uncle Sam's sake, make the ones you now have hut an long as possible. Come Truss Fitting EXPERIENCED FITTER SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. understand carries wit I one o( the ckptlon Is piemen U ’ signed for controlled planters. < mounted d tingulshrd FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS, MICH. N. CHURCH ST. CUT-HATE. SHOESTORE Cirtmfys SAoe 8-Ox. Moila A aligh in the n of parcel �THE HASTINGS BANNER "COMBINATION" SALE NO EXCUSE FOR PRICE BOOSTS Rationing Board Explain* Rules Governing This Practice , SECTION TWO— FACU HASTINGS. MICHIGAN.. THURSDAY. MAUCH 25. 1943. IICHTY-SEVINTH YEAR THIRD MEETING OF BARRY CO. M.E.A. AMERICAN LEGION NEWS Pork Retailers I Must Get New American "Ceiling Price" Li$tS Dinner, Election And -Membership in The । Minnesota has won its 1943 AinerAddress Are Features lean Legion __ Department member- UgiorrnBT-toerrt opened to veteran* with Michigan, which Tiie third and last meeting of j «J’ip «ml*«t *T ...Jrd March 1. Minnesota enroilSL'SVtSSAJ! W K Kd! --• 26.622 members or 99 per cent “uK »’« o?«5b Sw’Swl. SOME EGG! j are raised on tiie farm and (toohi Our Milo correspondent brought' yolk eggs are not uncommon. to the Banner office on Friday two Both egg* «« display in lh eggs produced on tiie W. a Spauld- eiut window al the Banner office. ■Ing farm near Milo One of the egg. Mf._ - ' * r measured 614 inches by inch- HT**N°* iea and weighed one-fourth pound. whe. you are y Th. otner one on.. _r««nd,ln U» nest »«> *l™ v, ,u» KlUnq ln me All of the tamuhlp treasurers, a* “<>$ wlOwn.I stranger in thia dUtrtct.' wcl1 as thc clt> treasurer, have « room* egB. TWP. TREASURERS i| SETTLE WITH CO. Fiach independent retailer of pork , of the forces who are standing now :aIld pork products ln Barry County between the high plain* of freedom . who dors than ijm.OOO qf btul- | and the dark hordes seeking to in- ncM annually, and who ha* not by vade The young men probably do ; ,hU ttme recelVMj his ■ Dollar,, and W Prtre« not fully realize all that te involved Ccnte ceiling Prices for for Pork Pork rut*" CutsIn this admission. , inuat R0 t0 tF,P Local War price and "It when they enter .;•***“* ?, i|i|i||iii|l||Hllll|)||ll|ll|iillllllllllIlllllllllllllllilllllllllMI "It hiFans hieans that that *hcn_they c’Jtf* Rationing Board before March 31. iT^JJi■ tl»e ranks of thr Legion they wtfl 11M3 to pick up his OPA Pork Price ’^Ji^hnve dune‘well with thriTcoL be Lists and Bulle- urers have dene well With tneir C01 be enlbsilna enlisting for for life life in in the the service service Lists and exolanatorv explanatory OPA OPA BulleFor them, from ;tln*. Leon Bauer.. JUAIU Board VIU4HUUUI. Chairman, of their thclr country. count! tnat oe no arm- ,.anhounced announcea toaay. that point on. tnere there win will be today, Failure p-"-— by any —— 1 The total tax levy In tiie county : Lstlce with Uie fw-s'o! Old Glory, - retailer of pork to post the official 5105.000 Op and the total amount .aaam .rtv.,. — ,’ii., though green blades ~r.t of peace cover '...i ; price iul in" n. hL* establishment n., on of taxes paid. 5972*74 97. leaving a I deficit ot *7.425.03, an average ot j the ashen memories of war. The and after April 1. effective date of Legion has won for -itself a placq i the new regulation setting dollar*­ 92.9 percent being paid. Following is the summary of the 1 in the hearts ot free men because | and-cents retail prices for >must will constitute a vio- tax returns und thr average paid MflllTU UJAIU of its uncompromising quarrel with pork —u product* - — *•>--------— fallen of the taw. Mr Bauer added by each taxing unit rlvUlll TVMJII lawlessness and dkloyaity. Assyria—Levy. 54.095 collected.. . . _ "Join up with thLs great company Any retailer who is not able tn to Prlt with thankful hearts, veterans of go in person to his local War p‘—° .53310 55; percentage collected. 93 1 tomorrow! Into your hands is com­ land Rationing Board can secure n , mitted u torch that has been car­ copy by writing them or the OfiJn,Administration. ;>km o. ike OI*£ «!««. U • 1 ried well and high. March forward f|Ce of prtCe 708' 105 91; percentage. 918. W ** , with in a r.— it L-." ?p.l,rlt.2J <,e<**“l*®n. Keeler Building. Grand Rapids. Your defense of Uie things America Michigan. Retailers who Intend to holds dear has just begun. Keep wrtte (or copies .should mail ir. Castleton—Levy. *10.132.49; c»> TAATU I)ACTE . in your hearts the ideals of the Ia.-- tj1Pjr inquests no later than Monlected. 19.756 94. percentage, 963. I Illi I M PAj L gion and It will never end. jgy March 29. Hastings Txvp.-Lcvy. *4.620; col- : 1 vw 111 r *** 1 ------------, Simultaneously. OPA announced lected. *4.109 40: percentage 88 9<; Af}Cnl«nf*»c 33c The House of Representatives on > that all chain grocery and meat । «»----- ’—v, '*3 255 01; collected, ; “VC VOiguFCS ___—UJt March 16 passed tiie bill to grunt : store operators will secure copies of —*2!?PS-. vocational training to veterans of the Price lists from thclr parent rrf; the present war having service con-| companies or by writing direct to 5. nected dLsablllltes and to have that I the OPA Regional Office in Cleve- ., —Ixrvy. 54.40939; col- I « <r 1 zxq training conducted by the Veterans land. Those independent food re- , Johnstown •'‘"•ns.ownpercentage. 92.1 I UU--------------------- I »V> Adminlstrntlon. The House enact- j toilers who do more than *250.000 lected. *4.06137: __ _ _*535502; _________ col, ; cd the Senate bill '.S786i which had | business annually must also secure , Maple Grove—Levy. *4.982.73; percentage. 94 already passed the upper hou.se. It , price lists and explanatory bullc- ।1lected. has been sent, to the President for 1 tins from Cleveland. 1 ., Orangeville—Levy. *3.202 49; col­ T2.82839; percentage. 883. his approval. . ! The new OPA price regulation ; lected. col- I ------------ on pork. Maximum Price Regulation 91“Prairieville—Levy. in s" *6.090.00; 1 Gold and Silver Star citations to I No. 336 goes into «fleet on April j Rut la nd-Levy. *3 4A5Mf collect LyBARKER'S TR. be awarded by American Legion ; *• ,*fler thi»' consumers ,304949; percentage 88. VANILLA COMP. posts desiring to honor the sac- 1should expect to find ceiling prices , ojnapniie—Levy *6 457 49' col-' Full $4 59 III.™ U thflr Iran, town ll«hlI" .W e.I.MlUuwm w5 I S.’KiwJetoSd 5ti'.uKi.^d7”?!t±'h.£?%I-------------------------------- with • dinner at 6 30 o:clock As a result. Utr Michigan depart­ Election of officers will take . ^c’‘tradRlonaT^Llttk Brown"^* ftlSWiS wnS*»» ™ >»”« Sales of used wheel tractors, com­ bines. com pickers, com binders, or ilard Kinder and Minnie McFall, percent ot theli quota on the abovJve hiv haterstn com1,rd Kidder Minnie Menu power-operated hay other ' tZed------------farm i■ «ubmlltlng theund following slate. nun* uate. submitting th? follow^tg slate, nam* blns tlon with otl.c. —®Ter wd,J««n ch offlrp: -, Ear Ingtwo two for„,each oHIcivPr Pres.. Earl ~ equipment or commodities, are ex­ Van Sickle, Middleville, and GorThe American Legion will conplained by Lawrence Farrell, Chair­ dun Williams. Woodland. V. P.. A A. j duct another nationwide collection man of Barry County Machinery Reed. Nashville, and W. J. Daddies, of old phonograph record* for our Rationing Board. Secy.. Myrtle Wilson. Mar- fighting men Thr new campaign, Since the establishment of ceil- Delton; tin school, and Ruby Cogswell, will start May 1. and continue •Ing prices on the five used farm Lakeview school; Treas., Theodore tbioughoul the month of May. De­ machines. OPA has received num­ Knopf. Hasthigs, and Hazel McCautTaite of the drive are now being: erous complaints that the combina­ Freeport: executive commltrep-uwo completed und will be forwardedi tion sales deyice Is being employed to be elected!. Lester Schilling und to the 11350 |xmU. to force fanners to |»y exorbitant -----------price* tor *uch items ot equipment. G. Avery Aten. Hastings. Cleo The fourth edition of America's, The scheme used is to sell an un­ Brown, of the Altofl school, and ,|>cst wartime seller is now being. controlled item of little value Joint­ Carrie Plsher. Algonquin school. Dr. J. Raymond Schulz of North, distributed. It is The American ly with n controlled item at u price which greatly exceed.* Die celling Manchester. Ind., is to be the guest Legion's booklet of advice, "Fu^ for the controlled item. I speaker, and he comes highly rec- m." of which mole Dian 2.000.000 Where the portion of the price iommended. Dr. Schutz has trav- copies already have been given to d !! e, elled extensively In Europe and for the men of tiie urmed forces. attributable to the uncontrolled led exten . >23 years was a professor of Social ' This booklet has 32 pages. The Item Is In excess of Its true value. J Science^. He has delivered more section^ dealing with government fm CeC^ontroned For Pth me controlled “hriTore^ item over ’JTnd and I1 thali than 10?6()0 10000 addreaaea addresses’ind and wiii was voted voted tenitiCF benefits "iCTble" available to servicemen Itave’ :u luv its “ marimum !s^hr.ulr. urice a£d thS <lhe mrnt mml oonular P0”^ Institute •'«»«“’«■ speaker «P*«>‘er and and veterans, veterans, wllh with government inby the county superintendents in surance. and with the slldlers and I* a violation of the Maximum Price ' >KOU sren't M „„ ... ...... . .lave been three state*. sailors — civil relief — act *h> Regulation. Wtscily side, expanded in keeping with latest No one can sell, or negotiate the ; » legislative developments. * you in»isi— tali' of. une of the above mentioned " a nd yet you are not really well. machines Jointly with any other The North Dakota American Le­ item of farm equipment, or other Lei's call it a condition of ri I A Mt- rAurnnxi 1 glon has blazed the-trail in obcommodity for a lump sum. These •’half-way health." And right By JANE CAMERON jtuining enactment of suite leglfritems must be sold separately, no now, when there's a world at ------- . . ----- ------------ -- ---------)at|On providing for the post-war matter whether the sale is made by . war, and every ounce of pro­ a dealer, u funner, or an auctioneer. Som.U.ln, I... b«n .*Wductive-effort issorely needed, And no one is permitted the sale nr>rin5\Tars rn'the^luir TiirVn/ii'n en ln ll,e Unl,ed S'.atex. tile 28th of an uncontrolled item of farm Lor 10 1 ears in the Jug. This meun.-, (j Watlve any illness is a luxury "that Pt----------------------1 of North Diiequipment or commodity with the'> those , none oftf* can possibly afford! little stamps with numbers on. on *f arC h o. adopted an Ameravailable upon application to the understanding that the purchase ■ ‘ f ,.oilrw, Why don't yon take a pracox‘ course. ;ican -Leg|pn bill which earmarked national emblem division. carries with It in option to purchase |। u tical, common-iemr step t immrd Th.-r.“ million dollars for a postwar fund one of the controlled items. An ex- i.^?Mhini pn^th n« «>!«! Tt mi tn hnnnce a rehabilitation program now to get well—rra//y ur/4 cepuon u in llw nl l«n- „ „„ The cost ot living lias increased. " ■ ’ ______________ collected' 523.544 68; percentage. __ Go call on a good medical Tiie pensions of disabled veterans okmeniA »Nck aro fikclally rtr 01l burn„ olIl .., „>|. murines when_______ hostilities cease. TFST MI CK RFFOHF IIMIKT *96'M- Since City Treas Mabie Field have not. ■‘•T’.fif 1S.nUn' S' ' W1MI. >'»" Ikl- ek.n linw Doctor. Give him all the facts; _- - ■ ■ ■?. The D. A. V. bill. H. R 1111. is IEbT MI CK BEFOUL LIMING , made hcr rcport (lftecn taxpayers “ controlled items, such some oiu old MiiriwauTia shlrtwaLsts that ui<are ........ as plow*, - — nnu imu some planter*, .si! cultivators ™,S™ and ”mowers. oul of alJje *> ond tno «■»" R(x>d lu “ throw Soil tests and soil science prove .have paid their taxes to Co Treas f ?. i,?' <» “« ’<i •»> >™> ; A plan whereby selected members pending before the House Commit operating fields of lowmounted ulrecllv directly on tractor*, tractors, as ns dis- :-,twav hm's what Make of the 21 posts of The American tee on World War Veterans Legis- |! that ffarmers tnnuntec! y pore's What to to do do “’2?!”ir0 ’pJLfiSn.V*10?’ bringing up the percentage । tlngulshed from ImtilemcnL* which ,.them .»wm’ into dickeys. dickeys I h=d had .. a waist —— il*glon in the 1st Indiana District latlon along with other measures, land or muck soils frequently make quite n bit. have the Doctor'a prescrip­ asking •«> for .similar benefits which | a mistake If they apply limestone. ..... .. .u. of exquisite material and the lace ■ ucU.«., „■ <»■■■.* —■- •»«■» tion, we'll gladly compound arc , marl qr sugar beet lime I veterans marl qr sugar beet lime reftbe refuse to to The maximum price that can be nimost a rniLM iim niece and ! Navy department casualty telegrams | arc sponsored by other veterans charged veanT / cid^and"" to the families of fighting men kill- groups. No .... it for you—expertly. That haracd Is Is 85 85 percent percent of of the the Iasi last:(’ p^^ly °lwcrityn vmr. m nnd t to the families of fighting men kill- I crouns. hearings have as yet lowland fields before having such is our business, you know! publLshed manufacturer's rctallimade n beautiful'dickey out of it ed or wounded in action, has been .been conducted but they will prob­ soil tested for acidity. WE’VE GOT GOOD ROADS Actuallv. a large proportion of the price for fhe .same-equipment when . Y_. . ,.,e th_ frOn, und buttons adopted 'at Gary, Ind. ably be numbe granted granted if a sufficient — sold new. If Mid new less than one j J™ are and jus“ change Port Commander Foddrlll said he ber of ---------of - -------------------- for muck soil of Michigan does not of ------Members Congress ask year ago. otherwise. 70 percent of (tne he collar them conar. and ana cut cm nWay nwuy M as much mucii lhad received more than 50 tele. iLvi.i. Letters from disabled vet- need lime, says Dr. P. M. Harmer of KEEP THEM THAT WAY I this retnll price should be used. eras mUe little of of thc thc uab>t waist as as vol| you nPcd need < phone phone calls calls congratulating congratulating The The eran cran constituents und from other Michigan State College. In fact, a lime application may reduce crop ...... ,'.t American Lesion In the case of machines which t0 dpprndlI,g on the type of dickey ।'American Legion on this activity, activity, pensioners back home will help. have been reconditioned, by the • ” । ------------yields. Too much lime seems to lock . dealers, and guaranteed for30 davs | And (hlfl rrjnJnds me Of whnt I The Veteran* Administration has : r-zxrxi i* * up availability of other needed plant foods such as boron or manganese. the maximum price canjnc ude the Darr>. County necd5 HRht now—a I relaxed, the requirement of ImmeDr. Harmer's work indicated that cost of mnlui 1 ,ullor lo cut men ' fl sulu 0TCr r ° r <ilatc filing of birth certificates or j p UD l IL to with mens •SU1UI of Ollr ,or ulate not. exceed 85 percent of the manumanU- i|I ,allor lhe jad^ lhc wph hunc.reds hundreds young young proof proof filing of of bi birth by- beneficiaries un- __________________________________ where an overliming has occurred a fucturer s retail price for the Mime .|UW1 ln servlcr fucturers service. and qh all Q off them them tier der Nation! National Service Ufe Insurance j correction can be approached by machine new. O.P O.PA A. recommends lcavlnR gujts sults and suits suits that will will be policies to the extent of taking the , . „ . Marc1' ,M3 applications of those., plant foods which had been tied up by the lime. purcluuie. of a ntachlne. machine. > oul of a Atyk> tylc when they return, we word f thi that the purchase, word O of the beneficiary as temper- Mr. Richard Cook where several bidders reacn reach tne the | jusl a dimply Soil tests come first In cither case Where tmply have closets of men's men's ar aryy evident evidence, subject to later sub- HastingsBanner he says. f HIGHWAY COMMISSIONS HASTINGS . PHONE 2115 celling nrlra railing Prire. be bo determined '.'r 1 1‘" 11 ,2^ bt ----------------suits wasting .i— nnd girls at home mission 0 of( birth certificate or affi-I Hostings. Michigan drawing lots or "PP.'**n£ J? tne wj,o need suits, so—the answer Is -------davits. The The rwtionaj iiauuiiai rehabilitation rciuiuiiu«uun Dear , local Machinery Rationing Commit- ln havlnjt __ someone _____ _________ make a special_____ ....... committee -v of the Legion believes ■ In connection with your comment VOll, MONDAY, APRIL 5 WAR—FORGET IT. te £. r. r 11 —„ K. rnnE.nteri. «t I i»v nt of rrmndellnu ^modeling II will wiU eivr give the the Ii uua thu will Will expedite ext tee. Martina wu. starting navmrnts. payments., On on mV my VOtC vote against against Lend-lease Lend-lease — — Mr. Farrell can be contacted at .,ior .... __ >)er fu-sL job. Ii----—------ ’ IsomMtana several monUui. -rive-kindly take a glance at Congresthe AAA Office in Hastings, any 1 or ncr “* * ratc of monthly paymetM detx-pds ' sional Record of yesterday page A­ day. if further explanations are nc- | tyar economy—The tough lower in part on the age of the beneficiary , 1508 and remember that Harry Hopcearary. _ j parts of broccoli stalks are delicious whlch therefore must be legally es- kins Is the Chairman of the board Accepting the slate- which handles lend-lease alloca­ In vegetable soup. Just pare them tabllshcd. land cut up and cook with the oth­ ment of thc beneficiary properly ; Hons. er vegetables. I dry celery leaves executed on Form 355. with birth i I did not vote until thc second and use them in soups whenever certificate or affidavits to follow, 'calling of thc roll; the bill had then I wish. By saving or wasting, the will save much delay. Proof of birth I passed and I felt it was a good opA Blight change has been mad? homemakers of America can win of the Insured Is still required as I portunity to register my proJest, in the rules governing the sending in the past.---------------------------------------- i call intention to what was happen­ of parcels to boys overseas. The kiddin'. ------------- Ing. even though I knew I would following paragraph, copied from Speaking editorially, the Spokane afford my critics an opportunity to the March 12 Postal Bulletin clear­ Something I would like to do— Chronicle. Spokane. Wash., has charge that I was disloyal You ly explains the new ruling and will Give Veronica Lake a haircut. I urged the fighting men of this war । would be surprised how many othbe of interest to all who have sons bet when I got through she would lo enroll In Tiie American Legion i er members felt as I did. but did or loved ones serving overseas. be able to nee out of both eyes. as soon as they come marching | not wish to subject themselves to "Hereafter sealed parcels not ex­ home from World War IT. j criticism. ceeding 8 ounces in weight on which I get a big kick even' time I Sincerely yours. The Chronicle's editorial follows: postage at the first-class rate Is think about tne new food admin­ Clare E. Hoffman "Congress has prepared the way prepaid may be accepted for dis- istrator and his female land am*'. for Ute young soldiers of tills war । 4th Dlst. Mich. Stch to Army personnel at A.P.' I wonder if he is going to lead the to serve their country after thc war 's overseas without the presenta­ "brassiere battalion'' himself. May­ BANNER WANT ADS PAY tion of an approved request from be he can be a second Joan of Arc the addressee This modification In reverse. If the "girls" all get of Order No. 19687. dated January mad at him at once. I sure would -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7 and published in the POSTAL not want to be in Ills shoes, Life BULLETIN for January 8. 1943. un­ gels more interesting every day! der the heading -Restrictions on jments Per-1 Well folks, we must close this Overseas Shipme -' To Army * ** “ >een and. go. find aonnel" has be : agreed to by the । ever-lovin' typewriter ... .. War Department lent in In order to fac- Buster and make with tiie the bribes llttnte the sending of small essen- I nnd threats. He has the top of the , tlal articles Buch as eyeglasses.; piano covered wllh sweet girl and watches, fountain pens. Insignia, boy graduates and we want to take 1 etc. Individual copies of so-called them to his room and put up ail , “Hotixe Organs" or employee pub- . our relatives and friends in the solllcatlons. church bulletins nnd aim- •dier “*’ — nnd sailor costumes. Well re­ . liar pubiicntlons. may also be sent port next week mi who is on the to such personnel under the same piano. The reason for our sudden conditions as to weight and posl- change of scenery is this—we have been promised a wedding picture of Lt. Russell Laubaugh and his SUDDEN PASSING OF bride, two of our favorite people, FORMER RESIDENT and we want a place of honor for Today more than ever women need the services of a modem bank . . . Many Hastings people will re­ it. In this case, will the graduates member Mrs. Sylvester C. Greusel. forgive us? and to them we say "This is Your Bank". Any question that may arise about who formerly lived In this city, later moving to Kalanfazoo then to GETS MORE TOMATOES money can be confidentially discussed with us, whether it concerns a savings Milwaukee in 1920 Since Mr. OreuIn four years, by better soil man­ agement. Dominick Btoffle, — Berrien Ml’s death in 1935. Mrs. Greusel ............... ....... . account or a loan you will find us ready to serve you. We recognise the gradually failed in health, having , county truck grower, found out how fact that the women folks must handle more of the families financial been quite 111 for the post two years, to throw more tomatoes at the Axis, but her death came unexpectedly’। ’Production *— ...~4 from i3.884 bo, I Increased affairs because the men have so many other things that demand their on Wednesday. March 24. at the ; quarts to the acre to 15376 quarts. age of 64 years. She died at the i setting out the same number of attention and we are ready to do our part in making it as easy for you as home of her son. Howard, with ; plants. whom she resided Surviving are the I On a light soil he took steps to I possible. We invite you to come in and let us help you. non. two grandchildren. Bonnie , prevent wind and water erosion and Jean and Robert W. Greusel. and a I rebuilt the soil so R contains more | sister. Mrs. Vesta Farlette. West. plant food. His formula: lime and | Texas. Funeral services were held • fertilizer to* fit the needs of the in Milwaukee on Saturday after­ crop, grow rye over every winter, noon and the remains were brought grow a green manure mixture of to Kalamazoo for interment on Sudan grass and soybeans every other summer. He actually crops ■ Monday. _____ ithe land only half the time, yet ; he still harvests more than twice IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE a* much produce.WAR—FORGET IT. DRUG NEEDS ©X. AntlSeptine 59c VEG. COMP. $150 Pinkham's $1.29 Secy*** । "Doctet ■ ■ ■ ^>“1 « HALIVER OIL CAPS. BARRY BYPATHS ! SPECIAL CAMPHOR ™ AUflUAD ATCh All L A Fir II UK A I CU UIL 45c CASTOR OIL 3 ox.---------- 18861541 D R C FADI M I UKUrl Continue REID LyBARKER’S 8-Ox. Parcels Now Mailable Over Seas BANKS ARE FOR WOMEN TOO ' 1 NEW 4RRIVAU VOTE THE NON-PARTI­ SAN BALLOT ON APRIL 5THH . . . AND VOTE FOR FRANK L. Me AVINC H EY The new crop of babies is of com­ mon interest to those two old friends, the family doctor and the neighborhood milkman. Children in the family should mean doily visits from your Highlands Dairy milkman, bringing wartime health’ HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4 Q< I O FOR JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT JUDGE. LAWYER. FARMER BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phene 2651 ROBERT W- COOK, Prop. Hutingi Anything that concerns money concerns your banker. SEE HIM FIRST ON ALL FINANCIAL MATTERS IF YOU NEED MONEY, SEE YOUR BANKER A^D TALK IT OVER. Hastings City Bank I "Flfty-SI, Ymh ,f CmHomw IbbUm" FHONIS: 2105 - 210| HASTINCS. MKHICAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FADI TWO 1. 1H3 pioneer Barry w*re at Ionia Tue*d*y to »t [old friends. * Mr and Mra. Dave Green lake vicinity ha* recently Mn. Cha*. Griffin of Grand Rapids her knee, is unable to return to her Baraboo. Wto. and wa* Jas. Oliver and daughter Eunice acat their iumwon home on been greallvhonoirt honored«atU» theW~We*- were •also Sunday |un gucito at Uu thc echool as 01 companled another daughter. Mrs ' Perrault are again .rualr “> Sund., u ,1 u expected, <mcw. but LUI plan* pUn, to u> ,«•«•» Sjy,"^U^MuSu°'wrti!i George Mason to Newaygo this 'Grand Rapid* St. t after alter spending tern ternState SlateTeacher* Teacher*college collegeatatKaiKai-Streator Streeter home. home ★ * A A family family gather»»^er- JD spend ond her her time time teaching teaching music, music, on on tlred englneer ------------------------of the O. A N W Oo. * Mra. Nellie Hanett, 75, wid Monday to attsnd ths funeral erf Mr. the winter with w—. tiieir son ” -i._ twho - ‘-t il- a h,,d at ‘"InOma home of __ . .___ _________ _ ___ _ railroad. December 22 svw.au. nun n— w nt ai*. u.^.,, hm at hl Edward nmaeoo MU; Mbs_______ Margaret, Of Mr. Mr. art Which she i*_________ very proficient, yw •• T------ theeenior home inEcthe department Sun<J*y. « their farm hometour and one-half mil and "famUy "in* n'orthwot Thorn"home” Ec department «>d Mn Ddon Poulson onmwimVu * william William Campbell campoen of of the me Detroit Detroit and Mn. Kenyon celebrated John” Potts of Michigan State ed away after a long slcknei*. * , apple. * Buddy ‘?aPJioL?t? PMa?rh>^oblr HJrt? Khool reboot ayi ayitetn accompanied by by aa golden wedding anniveriary. tfuddy Brown was out of has ha*been beenplaced placedononthe thehonor honorroll roll»n°nt^g Ute approaching birthday tem accompanied Bur- northeast of town,Thursday mon Collage *pent the weekend at home Henry Shively of Yankee Springs! school last — week ill with „I of Spindlsr Spindler Hall, Hall. a A nstetlcn notation that b Poulson. March 30. .V_ Baird -- -------------------------u viviua —u=».u« u-.u- — .s..... . ---------- -- — n, -<» — h— ik and quite fll thut U 30. Rela- frlend Mr. spent---the week• -- -------------- --rn ' with his parents. Mr. and Mrs Ray who ha* been confined to his bed chickenpox grandparent*, hu falher Charlea Ca^,p. wna. Carl or Minnesota and George She is auryired by three *oru, J< Mn. John * Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. RayRay- given given to to those those having having high high reholasscholar- «ves «"e her uJKiTT ,Ky"1SM*Mr. pnd Potto. * Mrs Harry Batocli enter­ for several months is in falling mond Minor and id two children. BilBU- Uc uc standing*. standings. * * Utoet Latest _,r«POri* of y •>'rd “ Ou* Mra 'cilcnn White, iur Wcimfgton; P*"' ‘jA2* r’Gardiner. Mn IX-II * w ¥F mi. % nuu mrs. ruin- ?£ ui vmnvaiua. • r _ r/;' tained the ladies of the GG Club health. * Bert Parker returned . He and Darken and Mr. mid Mr*, two brother, in * scrvice-Dumic ”* c®Clifford 1, belner and children friends the three children of their son Carl daughters. ’ and her brother*. Wentog-, F —visited • - Mrs. Frank Buckley -s. — Mn. Lawiguce tn Grand Rapid* WedncKlay night home Thursday evening from spend-:I Harold Minor and son Robert al! white who is in Ft. Lewis. Wash., f thc first Con In South Haven on Sunday. * The after the death of their mother Rockford and Mn. Leonard Beren wllh dinner at Hattems and a Ing Uie winter months In North of Kalamatoo were . been from course '™ monthly meeting of the Woman's He was a brother of Mr* Orpha of Caledonia: two step-daughlei Star Mothers gueststransferred at the has been transferred Irom aa courae movie. *Mrs. Marc Squier returned Platte. Neb., with her daughter and home of the men's s --------parents. « radio operator•- to•*■.. that.» of radio “““ Cl^Wctongton. wife . and Socletv Friday. Satu — Rev. Rza-iatu of fit Christian Christ Inn Service flrrvlr# held hnhl Gray of Caledonia and RonF I. Mn. J. B Olinger of Mendon m to her home in Chicago. Friday ac- family. * Tiie Della Allen Past nnd Mrs. I. W. Minor SuudAy.-mochanlc. — and have three ^b’ *l.ukhter aUofThwRl«r^ M thc home of Mgtllp Kenyon of Merritt * Mr. and Mn. Mn. T. H. Coleman of Ft. I-audc Mn. Louis C - will —• — — a ------oompanled by her mother. Mrs. G. Matron.'; club will be entertained Marcli 2i honoring Raymonds away. Friday wa* well attended. Tony Slagel and Frank Date* of date, Pte.- tour brotliera, WUI ai Raymond'smonth* month*course courseofofstudy. study. His.brothHL% broth, E. Blake who remained until the thl* Friday by Mrs. L. R. Beeler birthday. * Mrs Vem Hooper and cr Lt. Don White, who ha* been in »«•►«»* 01 J*“t‘“g* were aunaay |ln< Ouck dlnnC[. WM fot. Caledonia were Saturday evening John Katienburger of Grand Ha foreport of thl* week. * Glenn Orlf- with a potluck dinner at noon. The Mn. Waller Wellman were TT De- service since Oct 1941.. and spent *^‘‘o”°‘n"^enu. Mr. ana by # bu|lneM lncJud- dinner guest* of Tony'* *l*ter. Mn. id*. Harry of Sparta and Fred land spent Fr feth drove to Battle Creek Thur*- afternoon will be spent In sewing trolt. Thursday where Mr*. Hooper some time oversea*, to now at Camp, ~rl’ Long. On Bu mg a collection for the Red Crow James Pender and family. Thi* was thte vicinity. She wa* ated a M day afternoon and brought hl* *1*- for Pennock hospital at Hastings. called on her slaters. * Mrs Glenn Edward*. Mass, in the boat division, "ance oi iwoma. waan wno is l<o ch# of th<_ rtud Wj nral Umc oul aIlcr a alx ww*a Ur Of Mr* Andrew Wleringa; d ter* helped a» Genie Hill of — Uie Colgrove Allen and Mrs. Hubert Morehouse * Mr. and Mrs Theodore Wleringa soeMing wme time wiw i«r ram^ ter-in-law and niece. Mrs Clark * „ Miss ----------- ---------uwi.-i^nou, ««.vw> ,ickne*a —with w—i a heart allail- ceased. Funeral Funeral service* services were hr he! Amerlcan coun ru Scars, also • — mt Tuesday 'attended thc Extension leadqro and daughter'.Anna Mac and Miss Seeley and Nina home with him for home in Hastings, spent brale Wr birt "j.w Berner v mu ™ intereatirig. Mr* Mrs ment. inent. * Mn Mn. Homer -DeWeerd ---------- -------was at the Beeler funeral home at a weekend visit. * Mr. mid Mn. I afternoon in Middleville calling on meeting in Ha*tlngs Tuesday. The Betty Willard all of Grand Rapid. v?mtenu llie tedie* have ><“«*» Bender giving the map rhostess —------------------ for her aunt, o'clock Saturday conducted by Re V. R.fWotflh to a shower slilp ot iwent Parmelee extension group will meet were Sunday afternoon callers of Mra . lrlfnd, ..nCe childhood and study. Mra. Vern Hooper acting as Mrs Glenn Kermeen at har home Leroy Chamberlain of Leighton an church\when with Mra Arthur Smalley this Wed- Ws mother. Mr. Hattie Johnson to * Cm„t teacher and review, given by Mn ; 'on East Main St:. Tuesday evening, attended by a large company < Ailed bii.-.k- i.s Internet nesdsy nesday for thc last lesson. * - Mrs ------- south Thornapple. * We read of Quanl nwold Johnson hat recent- * Wm. Harper. Mr* I W Minor and • The evening was spent with am us- relatives and friends. for thc often j - .. lhe succrM the deep sea saivkgera lv lran5fPrrrd (nxn camp Ke- Mrs. F. O. Stokoe. The April meet- IIng contests and game* followed by.Rgs in Mt. Hope cemetery, Kenneth Vogel. — and Miss Polly nt U <• Wls , Wilmette-. IllPHar- Ing will be in charge of the Mis- Irefreshment*. * Little Margaret Bl---------------- *'»'» Walker spent the weekend at their are having^now with m many P«' ------homes In JacksOn. * Miss Florence clous cargoes in the bottom of tne oJd c<(nc hoine Saturday evening slon secretary and committee, and wood Ls recovering from a light at- CEDAR CREEK Bender of Grand Rapids spent the 0Cman'~S,ULJr2!!LiWw,^inTr« Mr. and Mrs. John •**“ -------------------Lammers wei a 24 hout leave and visited his promises to be another lnlerc*tlng, ;tack of chickenpox. * Jack Chase Kantner, Bu weekend with her parents Mr. and w witniZ parents. Mr. and Mra. Loren John- event with a .peaker. Hie Fnbru-!'i of the Western State College, Kal­ supper guests of their son Duan Bcgcrow and Mrs Philip Bender. * Aviation cad- suge the Thornapplr Within the wn # ahattUC)c of De- arv lunciieon netted more than »30 ।i amaxoo was home for the weekend. and wife of Hastings Saturday eve Henhbi rger Mrs. which was applied on the mirAon I । * Mr. and Mrs Horace Id vergood let Max A. < Arllc) Bixler, son of pass few mont hawe haveheartI of, trt)U lu.comi)anlrd Mr. who has bce Mrs. Lena Bixler. Is making rapid a pig. a pocketbook withvataabtes CIare CorMn or Monro4! lo Middle- budget, a A pleasant time wa* spent 'of Grand Rapid* came after her winter monU strides towards thc wings stage o! uno a *J vllte and spent the weekend witii Sunday ct thr William P Corson;I sister. Mra. Dolly Johnson. Friday who left for the army. * Mr am weeks with hi* career. Arllc. who was a grad­ returned to the owticra.. but the hcr Mr. andMrs. Chas, home when a company of_lhlrty- evening and who returned to the Mr*. Russell Hollister and chtldrei Mr. and Mrs. of Battle Creek spent Sunday will uate of the 1941 class of T-K en­ ladi-shat bat 111 «° Baker. The Corson* visited hl* par- one relatives gathered for a poticturnlng to Mr and Mm. Leslie Gould an listed last Mav in the army air 7«?.r lr“‘i, Caro, f uhm 'w »la- Mr lld Mr> wits. Mr. “nnd Mr*,- Wm. wm. P. r. Corson, uorson. luck luex dinner ainner honoring Honoring Oliver uuver Corson vorson it. * Mrs John Robertson of ua >u, woodland. * I sorpa ■>,,.* wi v M Ts . MUIK rtllCIUC * we lUl Klim ... ... ----« .. — m , ----children. * Mrs Leslie Gould ai and verv soon was selected i with Mr and Mra. Glenn Solomon who is here visiting from Idaho spent the weekend with her par­ Baker and ct ior training os a pilot. He recent-.to report that Mr*. Edward I-. ’ * Miss Vcrnelva Barnum of Han- Among those present were Mr. mid ente. Mr. and Mrs. Malcomb Mc- tended a shower in honor of lu sing Monday ly was one of the first claw ruult of northwest nioniapple. who , u nephew at Uie home of Mrs. Ste wM“ was a Sunday dinner guest Mrs. Fred Cotton and son Roy. Mrs. Iver at Parmelee * Mrs. Albert In the interest* of sanitation, Mr. and Mr of cadets who arrived at Inde-1 wa* very i». k making a nice re-! urt|, al w h Ome of Mr. Olive Cavanaugh.-vMra Lura Dent, Vntdcnburg has been, confined to wart Snyder of Fulton Saturday, 1 "■> C Curtis, at ni the home of Hustings sparkling, easy-to-cie.in wall* pcndcnce Army Air Basic flying covery and b'“bte to_rlde. She suf- and Mrs n RUa iei| anaj Mr* >•« w™ -----1. Solomon. cl------- , ★ * Dr. Dr and Bnd *on wt, ana and mr Mr ftnt Mn nsrom Harold1 the bed *«« for «;*>»■>< several month* wim with Mr and Mra. John Lammers an home and wi of Lose Brothers MELLOr school at Independence. Kansas for fered a nervous collapse two weeks nnd M|J. p L nl0mp>on ot Grand Cam. all of Kalamaioo. Mr. and 1 Uie flu. Mr. Vredenburg I* up and Mr. and Mrs. Merci Lammers siien Bible * Mr. s GLOSS are thc order of the day It the third stage of the flying traintrain­ ago * Mr*. U-na Bixler, who b em- Rapids who have ju*t relumed from Mrs Sherman Woodward of Otsego.; riowly recovering from the same Friday evening with Mr and Mr und son Mo ing program. Here the cadets will uloved at the TriojCafe 4n Hast ngs a cou months spent apcnt at at in*? Lake Mr. Mr. ami and Mr*, Mr* ai Al Pierce of Lansing. ; aliment. in many homes and hospitals. 1 ‘ rierce or i-ansinv. »iuwm. *" Pvt «-»i. Harry n»i> BaUch ha* him Wendell tammtri of Battle Creek • were dinner fiv the J475lie was in town Tuesday afternoon Fla. were Sunday Mrs. Charles Charles Trlngaii Trlngaii of of Detroit. I aa change , ,horsepower ,aircraft, , . , W1„* , Worth. — — Sunday dinner dinner Mrs. Detroit, change of of addre** addre**— —moving moving from from Joseph Hammond and Mr. and Mr Roy Roulade Is scheduled his wings wings tn in Mr* Mrs. Oue^v GuerneyJCeber to Wini_ of ,—her ' — Coraon -----------1st Petersburg. Fla., tom Colorado rMnenAn uwmiu . Artly Owen called on Mr. and Mr duled to receive receive his K^r jrent went to Win-, ------u jmer.in-hw. Mrs B. Mr. __u and Mr* w, Clare of -Mon-1 St. I. H. Osgood After nine weeks training at fester Ind Wednesday for a.visit c, Swln and >on Carltan. * Mrs. roc: Mr anduMr* Ferris Moon and HU address is Pvt. Harry BaUch. BaUch '' Hwnei Hoiner -Hammond. Mr*. Aim* Hara . Colo. School of C Its beautiful, longndence he tir Mrs. Claude Florencc Ulc Arthur Arthur GeuGeu- son Independence hc will move to io an nu with «“■ her «• daugi T,-*"'"; Florence ullery Cilery of of the son George George and and Mr Mr and andMr*. Mrs.Eber>5a5 EberiWPSS-Plt i-sa-rn345-Lowrv ses-LowrvField. rteia. emo. niond. Mr wui J4rj End0 Rate Huntington. ----- Mr. and Mrs Charley advanced .... .cd school. *chool. * Perry Pern; Barnum WrigiH WngiU and fa^ly fa^ly. * A tetter fnmi from kcJ. h0U4eh01d househoId vblt vWted cd her hcr mother. mother. Gillispie Gillispie of of Grand Grand Rapids. Rapid*. . - Mrs. Mr*. ** Tira The Jerald Jerald Bedford Bedford family family were were'"»>»• . - Hani David and N lond undMbs MissGrMc GraceBaulch Baulch <• and hl* his sister. *Uter. Mrs Mrs Lydia Lydia Wilson Wilson Mrs Mrs Tony ToinOelsscinan. OeUscinan nee neeMarjorii MarjorhMn AdplaWc Adclaldc Baird and andher llersister. jutcr.Carrie Carrie Buskirk Buskirk and and Mr Mr and andMrs Mrs.Sunday Sundaydinner dinnerguests guestsofofthe theDavid D*vld.gl0nt ‘and Ira finish i» easily led their fall who Ilves with him at his home Vcrmeullen. states she and her sol- M F d Wleringa oh Sunday. * Jahn W. Wehner of this vicinity. Chase family, celebrating the birth- ;Baltimore' townshipSunday aftei cleaned with soap ,oulh ot Uwn. ar. boll, Multa dl«r hu,l»»J Ulujud to S toS "S wlU 3 “toXtonl.t~ .1 SStodorTto. UM.U.- d.,-. ol todl—u“ Brtlo.d .»“»,*,«■»• w"“““ visiting their J. Hanauer their recent severe sickness. * Mbs- an “wrt'neni.at Jesup Ga.. * Cail- ul lhc home of Mrg olenn Blakr'vlHe. O E. 8 chapter Ls announced being March 31 and Mr*. C'» March her daughter. Mrs< Wallte Cunt Huntington 1 this1TOuradal Thursday. afternoon . *Pvt. *PvL Bob for Friday evening. April 3. for the 29 20- This Thb. 1* is an annual get-together Wt-togetiier | **11 of .Hastings Friday and Sa es Helen Coman and Marcella Dav- ton Swif: has recently completed thu (SEMI-GLOSS) of the Slgnu I*, students at thc Lucid Secretarial ill* officer* training course at Fori Harrison of Kellogg Field. Ft. Gils-. pumoae of initiation A special in- ot the two families. * OUver Cor-I ur<Uy. Merci Campbell and farm Washington. school in Grand Rapids, spent the Monmouth. N. J„ and received the ter was a weekfsd guest oi Miss Ev- vltatlon is being extended to Way- son who is a guest al the home of “« Mra. wer Ii weekend -------- "• at their ,— homes r— ;southwest ------- hiv. commission cl>n ueuxes. of second Evelyn lieutenant returned in to elyn land Geukes. chapter to be guests of thc his brother. accompanied day afteruocn. Evelyn returned to land chapter William, to be guests of the his brother. William, accompanied ”‘a‘‘ Sun Sunday nlternoon.**Mr. Mr. an ai i of town ------- * The iunlor class play, — th e u. 8. Army Signal corp dlvithe u ,?• dhi- Michigan State rot Kenyon of Cold- bv hl* brother, *■ 9A ro1,' Stole College, thb this Mon- evening. * For ForrcM brother. Fred of ot Kalamaioo, Kalamasoo, aJd pmnk Ltavta of Kankakr I C;* n,1 X2‘,r‘cl.r B Va* Sim016 T'K t^ik-i Visithwlth*hU mother Mr? ’dBV “^tornoon where the is a ten- water *-*.« « visitor and luncheon went to Flint thU Monday to *ee M^a£tiidrr! Miss Lorena bert of Mir ■school. Fhuradny and Friday eve- week s i *■* *tudent. * Mr. and Mrs. WillU guest of hU mother; Mrs. Pearl thclr brother Jay who U a patient «r home last 1 •nlngs was very successful. Tiiere B C. Swift and old Middleville Slreetcr of cooper spent Thursday Kenyon this Monday. * Mr anti in Hurley hospital suffering with wi-re good crowds, and each mem- friend* and returns w Neu Jer- at Uielr Oun lft£e ll0nu. * Mr and Mr< Solomon and two chll- paralysis of the spine. * Mrs. J. E. J'.“KS* *'1'J’J.“'J*?* er and slate ber of the cast was well fitted'for “J. Glenn Solomon, son Curt and dren were Sunday afternoon call- Norgaard and glr! friend of Grand '“« ■ Lowe Brothers Lowe Brothers time to sp< the part g ven. In fact it wa* one officers training. Ws Monday he j Mbs Vcrndva Barnum callcd 0[J hcr rri of his uncle. Will Solomon in Rapids were Sunday visitor* of her ¥5;,?™* Mra. c’B®»‘wlck an brother Ric a- and his hl., mother will be dinner guest* guest*...<mt Mr* Mra Carrie* Carrie’ Dygert at tiie Grn Orwod 'Children of Ros* Itos* township wer of best plays have a: ’id Ranids ★ Mr on and T. ion parents. Mr.and and Mr? Mrs Cha* «'Crookstou-tiship werg the tiie schooi Mlwcl ,E«h Each we h.d had ltoseen their ? part p.,, « his of hto unde und, -nd ,M -unt ,un. Dr •i^btes .ml Mr, ,. ..nnt 0 o’Mu-r ??„r“ *^ir'clu CteriToygert “>i,'ri»„,t at ,t 2 S.TSkr ^ter were ctilm etllff. her hr,Mrs “brothtotofc Kn a . Mr* Mr .nd M " Wm^K^ebWm* “,b- childrenMnd., ,lunuum 1 Gall Russell perfectly and spoke distinctly and PL. Thompjon ‘‘’Grand Rapid*. !Alto Slindav afternoon. The aunt er-ln-law and stater. Mr and Mr?. 1?r were both ill and under the docera!TIf’* ’ ----------| THE UNIVERSAL FINISH Williams. * loud enough for all ui hear, which Congratulations to Carlton! * Mr*. reccntiv brokc her hip. They also Sidnev Oeib in Caledonia. Sundav tors care te*t week but are now u, „* FOR ML ENAMEUNG = Tough and long-lasting, a Crayon 1* not often the case. Ca*t of Harn Baiyih and the children of caUcd on another of Mrs. S'* aunts afternoon. * Mr and Mrs Gerald much improved * Mr and Mrs “nd ,Mra' ufnllOnt Life of Chrt characters were James Faulkner, the Junior MLvs.onary society will jjrs. John Elim at the Eincst Roerk Keegstra und children of Grand Harold Oriffeth and children and ““** ,on from M“Pte Hills visited Easy to apply, quick to Maxinc Flnkbeincr. Donna Davta. havf^a P?9'!,K *n?!!£L.aA home at Alto * Mrs. Chas. Baker Rapid* were Wednesday evening Mrs Pearl Kenyon visited hl* broth- Mr». Mina Aldrich one day 1*3 \ at the Eva dry. A tough \O. F. Benn John Lee Pat Seary. Jean Hooper, of Mr*. Mattie Bena way this FYI—and Mrx Paul Shattuck nccompan- supper guest* of Mr and Mri. Alton er. Leo and family near Gull take *c^ Sunday guest* at the Fred beauty gloss Illinois. Fri< James Polhenuis. Reuben Round.-,, day evening. * Clarence Serifan., ■ A,_s Clare Corson to Hasting'. FIwcxxl * Mr and Mra Carl New- Sunday afternoon The Lyle Oar- Ashby home ware Mr. and Mr* finish that »wJack Karchele. Lucille Overholt * freshman al Michigan. State Col- Sunday afte^oo^“nd called on man of Detroit spent the weekend “te dI fam ly «w IroSi aS-'Clyde Ashby. Mr and Mra Wllll.rl Mr. Leigh Palmer of Chelae* ac- lege, returned to his Studies the !*a1'{t<."; parents Mr and Mr. ?l*h her mrent* M? and MrV jM auita and thev hid * niceStaii to- Ashby and daughter from Kata] Per Pint | and *bu»». Allerdlng w companled bv her aunt. Mrs Ora ‘,rS‘ ‘*’,c *’e*k. Clarence went Brady and also called at the Pender on the prairie a Mrs Ger- gether Leo's are living al the Long maxoo. Mr. and Mr*. Milton Wurncl evening * Hinckley of Jackson vbited at thc to Detroit test week and enlisted tn ^es ot Clarence Brady and Will "d Itogera hL been brouihl’ from Beach farm where hi ha* choree and from Battle Creek] received tin home ot her father. Fred Stokoe. thc Naval Reserves for training in jjudjon; * Will H. Johnson and Er- Pennock hospital to the home nf of the dairy part MU* Helen who Mrs Thelma Ashby and clilldren ant tJunior । Wednesday, a Mst. Sgt Clifford aviation, with view of becoming a Ball are asstaltng with the her M-enu Mr ml Mr. tam graduated from Thornappte-Keltogg ,rom Marshall. * Mr. and Mrs, I Aubil of Camp Forrest, Tenn., will pilot, a Osberl Griffeth and daugh- cborf and farm work al the Mau- Polheinus and is making n nice re- school last June is now employed Carl Gates from Cloverdale and tinned i»4 t BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS e.m» this Tuesday, y. '.no Fl..r,m/r,r Omni Bopld, ho L M.X “ b ™ h?r LXE-’ « S«.rl . ,ui KJSffiS Mr and .nd Mrs. Mr, Fred ^d A*hbv mSl, 'mouSl JTdun> return to camp after mr. ter. Florence of Grand Rapids „nwen-1JS .1™ JohXon " T?i,F motored Dallas. T ..^■.lurlnn.h.mnl.Mhrhm,, do.,, Mon.U. or l..r * iSS?.‘™ ?,rmS“ ,*!K*to£ “ill . Tl“ liiSX gSK “ ~ George * t ter of Eato 6f hb parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray to transact business and Florence,Mrs peter Petersen and her mothnm only wiih rnmimr snrinJ work shin officers on thc Democratic :*“* burned'badly about the facfll end with M rarl>SmmUiaiid°c>iiidrtm>>%M4 Vrw' fin'd'xtra’ Harold6 Or if frih and' Mr er **"' slckle of ^‘“tolngton spent but getting caught up on their left- ticket are na toltows:—Supervisor—! “,,d,,[‘’“jthey brought Hams. * Ml Carl Seg.ir and children. Carl and and Mrs. Harold Grincth and Mr. the weekend with the former's nus— nvw full work Mutw nm nnu* Julian Pott*- clerk Thomas Gll-I^Bh tliem w Mr. und kfr*. Clar—1 Dawn Marie, spent the weekend and Mrs.GlennOrtffeth * Mra. Lois band pctc Petersen of the Cream- husking corn—as the cold and anow let; treasurer, no candidate;K jus-.f!?cc “n, ,l0n !l°,n lH*alJnA9,| nnd Mrs. ( witii hcr parents. Mr. and Mrs. An- McDonald who lias been 11! for scv-|pr.. <q—a Merle France of eaitvht *ven Ihr iw-st farmer* with lice of peace William Harper ‘ Mr. and Mr*. Leon Dunning frOnil drew Oacklcr and brother Paul, endmonth*, is slowly improving 'camoTdalr C^Jgon who wJUMxmd- com unbred fte?e^nd making b^rd of ™tew Hen™ PoufEJ; Hickory Comer*. Mr. Blrdena Lvtuntil Bundr son of Wei who took them to their home in and able to *.lt up tor a short time. u1R his furlofigh witii the home folks mante'sfirun w’hidi i*™* vocxPgrade constables Clive Churchill Ralph i,le frnni Ea,on Co- H*nl Sunday »SS to B,™„ c-nS, CWM “to Zi’l X"toXto •dton’to?: KSttotor. SriSr '.“T with .........their mother. — Mrs. Floy Mc­ Gunners X PHONE 2101 HASTINGS. MICH. Baltimore, who Is confined to bed MwetnS2!rt,*qmHh t, r c-itei’n Mr mid Kran(lmother, Mr*. France al the mecn has 45 degrees bucket* hung E MacNaughton. Thc ll*t of Re- Dermott r."' non of Fllr Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of the ter. Mrs. Calvin Slxecti.. Mr. and &ninB william* home and also at These cold nights and sunny days Publican candidates was publbhed r™ — - *!□. * Mr. and Mrs. Carl] the home < Ricker from Hastings spent Sun-J I tiie Geukes home Thursday. * Tiie are sugar weather ♦ Mra. Pearl l**t week. Remember election 1* *« c«er lrom per of Eai I last quarterly conference of the Kenyon received a telegram last Monday. April 5. * Pvt. Ray Ovcr- day with Mrs. Mina Aldrich ♦ They also lyear will be held nt the MethodiSt week announcing the death of her holt who was,recently inducted in- Fred Ashby received a letter froiifl during Uie 1 church. Wednesday evening, April brother-in-law. Stutley Kenvon. to sendee, is located in the army Pvt Roy Kingsbury. Camp CliilJ .7. with a potluck'supper preceding aged 82 at hta home in Adam. Win- air corp* ut St. Petersburg. Fla. borne. La. He says he reads th'l ' thc meet. * Miss Evelyn Alibrecht.. conrin Mr. Kenyon was a native Donald Churchill, also in training Hastings Banner and enjoys tl freshman student at Michigan State of Thomapple township. Bam- as a pilot of army aircraft is study­ very much. college who ha* been home for a county, tha son of Mr nnd Mrs 8. Ing at Gainesville. Fla. at thc Ftorfew weeks because of an injury to c. Kenyon. He formerly lived at Ida Cniveraity. * Mr. and Mr*. Y. J. Sgt. and Mrs. Joe IJ nee are rejoicing over the birth of a daughter on March 24. Sunday visi­ tors to see her were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Belson and daughters of Kalaniuzoo mid Mr. and Mrs, Vcryl Belson and son Kenny and Mra. Ida Belson of Rutland. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills of Hastings and I Mr and Mra. Fred Savacool of Lake Algonquin were recent visiI tors at William McCann's. * Mrs. , Wm. McCann went U> East LanIslng to visit her. son and wife and In order to dispose of the personal property of Edgar McMellen, I will hold a public granddaughter. Jane. * Mr. and. : Mr*. Frank Travis spent Uie weekauction at thc Lewis Ashley farm located 2 Vi miles cast of Hastings on State lend at Grandville with their son ' and family. * Eugene Melvin Flan­ Road, on ders. son of Mr. and Mrs. ^rt Flanders, local, was inducted into Uie army last week. Floyd Black­ ford has been released from the army to serve on the agricultural! , home front. '1^2 MIDDLEVILLE WOOD THE ORDER OF THE DAY / IN HOMES AND HOSPITALS Lowe Brothers MELLO-GLOSS WALL PAINT Uli. $345 ^54991^^2934^0477419549^^ PLAX | FLOOR ENAMEL 87'i GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE CO Sale! Friday and Saturday At a very opportune time for you we are giving you the advantage of this SALE. A sale of worth while items, and S4.95—9x12 Felt Bose Linoleum Rug only $379 $2.95—6x9 Felt Bose Linoleum Rug only $|89 A Choice hem —-1 Selection of lleautiful of only GROUP S- $£495 Fait Mattress for only $4£95 $14.95—100 100 Felt Mattress—Thc $19.50 mentioned above, with Box Spring to match. Only GROUP 4—Oral tufted, heavier quality. 24x18. Beautiful Pastel colon. wa» M.93. NOW ONLY $369 SPECIAL! One Day Only Mixed group of* Boudoir lamps, selling regularly for $1.59 to $1.89. Your choice (Saturday) $1.59 Carry-alls Belgian mqre, 9 yrs. old, wgt. 1300 lbs. Roon gelding, 10 yri. old, Sorrel gelding, 12 yr>. old, wgt. 1600 lbs. Grey colt, 2 yrs. old, 1200 lbs. Black colt, 2 yrs. old or Bundle Buggies for only COWS »«• Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old. Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old. Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old. Guernsey bull, 4 yrs. old. Two heifer calves, 6 mos. old. QUANTTY LIMITED) W. A. ROTH 98' Furniture HASTINGS PHONE 2226 2 Berkshire sows. wgt. 1400 lbs. Bay mare, 9 yrs. old, wgt. 1200 lbs. $169 $100 HOGS HORSES wgt. Last of Pin-Up Lamps! 3 only Table Lamps—Selling price $1.45. Just right for thc cottage or recreation room ___________________________ $3950 Starting at 1 o'clock. 1 will offer thc following article!. »>i. 1500 it,. SJ19 $£69 MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1943 $19.50—100 Felt Mattress. Beauti­ ful covers, Sateen Borders. 4 row stitch sides. Only----- ---------------------------- 98' GROUP 3—Oval lulled Chenille, nig*, nice qual- 24 Look! Mattress Specials! Cotton Chenille Rugs! riling Price 51.15. Don’t hesitate on He thi articles that you may need, many of them on the "Hard to Get" list or soon will be-So come in early, ''t THE QUANTITY IS LIMITED! Here’s (hie . . . Most Everyone Can Use! AUCTION SALE TRUCK REPAIR TOOLS NOW Early spring weather won't cure] next summer's crop* but does pro­ vide spare time to cure some of the farm machinery troubles Member;, of the farm machinery staff nt Michigan State College suggest re­ placing worn parte, adjusting bear­ ings. gears .ind chain*, sharpening; cutting parte, shining up polished! parte and tightening nute and bolls. Little periods of atteuUon prevent need for major overhaul jobs. BANNER WANT ADS PAY I 2 Ton Dodge truck, 1937. ORDER-BY-MAIL 1937 Oliver 70 tractor, on rubber. John Deere 2 bottom tractor plow. New Idea manure spreader, good. McCormick cultipacker. 3 sec. spring tooth drag. Deering dump rake. Good single drum loader. 2 horse cultivator Single cultivator. Horse corn planter. ■ Good iron wheel wagon and 14 ft. fiat rack. Side delivery rake. 6 ft. cut mowing machine. Pressure cooker. Numerous other articles. HEALTH FOOD SHOP FARM SECURITY ADM ELLIOT. Suporvisor |AY C. WING. Clerk DEWEY REED. AUCTIONEER ■~2 Sc Gi Bl Bl Bl FARM MACHINERY TERMS: CASH doy of sole, nothing to be removed until settled for. HARVEY J. 1 WELLMANS 129 N. MECHANIC ST. JACKSON. MICHIGAN Bulk Gelatin, lb. Bl B -51.29 B American Dietaidi Co. G B “SoapleU'' ........ 25c, «c, gjr Joyana-drink --------29c. 98c COFFEE SUBSTITUTES Soykec. 35c Ftego, 40c Breakfast Cup ..........27c Minute Brew 35c Nuveco. 35c Battle IN Creek FOOD Pa'ratncls 2 4 75c RATIONING 6 2 1 CELLU DIBTtTlC FOODS ELAM 5 WHOLE GBAIKU -BEDUCIMO BOOKLETS ULPUU McUfTYBE WELLMA CERTIFIED COUNSELLOR BATTLE CREEK FOOD CO �rm; i*lf mt lU htal ville: t I Fred thga; 1 by Ret ihton am npany o Jnlermcn in Duan, irdny eve Mr. Kell I child! ouid Jould lurday. mens at and M. Creek. . and M; b uia Hi nip Ik ;<-r.ih h an visit! nd famil troll. Mr Kankakee of Detrol Krs. Wat itwlck nnd hip wc-ri s. wiiiianl >»n Kala< m Wamei :le Creek, children dale am r motoret Uhby wht Jta. ClarHa&ting*, dug from dena Lytt Sunday Floy Me­ d to bed Mrs. Carl tent SunJdrich. « tnp Cln|. Tends thenjoys It -Ince are nday vl and M •» of Ki Ira. Very! and Mra. r Mr. and dings und vacool of cent vlsls. * Mra. wife nnd tlic wccktheir son Ivin FlanMr*. Art icted into yd Blackfrom thd jrlcultural Murray Hamburger and famUy of' dqpt. hla father being at- the bam Izike Odessa were dinner guest* of und Mr. Allerdlng home far dinner .Mr. and Mra. Herald Classic Sunday. He had‘ taken a small piece of i* Mr. and Mr*. Welby Crockford board and the force of the saw “ und Janice spent the weekend with brought.ills hand Into Hie Saw. HlMra. John Bulling. Mra. Laura Mr. und Mrs. John Hynes of Holt. cut h tendon in his little finger and »MUUHa, Mra. «... Manne rraiiw Gardiner. France and * Joyce Farthing returned Frida) cut the buck of 111* hand He was Mr*. Lawrence Faul arc attending from the Battle Creek Oslroi»athlc taken to Battle Creek Osteopathic Uw fint Convention of the Blue hospital where she underwent ar. hmpltal where an operation was Star Mother* of America in Hint, operation for appencUcitl* the pre- performed. taking a piece of tendon Prlday, Saturday and Sunday. * viou* Monday. She 1* convalescing from his leg and putting It in his Mrs. Loul* Clum of Lake Odessa nicely * Ml** Horencr Forman ol finger. Skin was also grafted on Uie Mra. Reuben Oerllnaer of Hasting* Grand Rapid* spent the weekend bark of his hand. Hi was brought urfd Hr*. ‘Will Gerilnger of Wood- with her parents. Mr. and Mn.. Ixxne Monday from BatUe Creek land spent Friday with Mr*. Wayne George Forman. * Mr. and Mra. and Is getting along very well. They Long. On Saturday these four st*- Will Brummler and Mrs Edith do not think the finger will be crip­ ter* helped anqUter alster, Mra Cla- Wunderlich of Grand Rapids were pled. rn Bears, also of Woodland to cele- Sunday gucata of Mr. and Mra. Ford brale her birthday. * Last'Sunday. Stowell. * Mr und Mr* Howard V. R. Wotflhg enjoyed tiie fellow- Hewitt called on Mr. and Mr* Ld Tiie first lesson of the Red Crons ship of twenty-four members of 111* BnObble of Lake Odewu Sunday church when they brought in wcU evening. * Mr. and Mr*. Wilbur Home Nursing da*.* will begin tills filled bosket* for dinner and stayed Klump of Middleville called on Mr. week Thursday afternoom March 2> for Uie afternoon. The group con- and Mr> Ted Etipcr Thursday afristed of Rev. and Mrs. Arthur, ter noon. * Mr. and Mra. Lawrence the Woodland Township reboot Dodge. Rev. and Mra. F. C. Wing. Faul were Sunday dinner guesu of tiie families of Eldon Farrell. Guy .their daughter and family. Mr and everyone signing up> for the course Kantner. Stanley TUankcr. Forest Mr*. Clarence Arnie of Battle Creek must promise to attend every lesson Begerow nnd Mr. and Mrs. Loren * Mr. and Mra Russell RleUmn and unless, prevented by. Illness. Thr Hershberger. * Mr* E. E. Dorris baby daughter of Grand Rapids new books ore here and will cost 75c who ha* been in Chicago for the were Bunday guest* ot her parent*. each. Mrs. Vera ... Hewitt. R. .... N. wwill .., winter month* U spending a few Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Wise. * Ml-.i xgive thc lessons asstried by nura< • brother,and wife, Pollyanna England lelt left Monday 'from the K'-llozg Kellogg Foundation Ev Evweek* with her brother,nnd Mr. and Mrs. Edward Recsor before morning for Chicago after sperjduitr eryonc h Invited to take advantage returning to her own home In wc*t >en days with her mother, Mra' Glen of thl* modem Home Nursing Woodland * Mr. and Mrs. Howard England and sister Marjoif. * Miss Baker and children moved to Lan- Monte Millwood and friend Mbs ring Monday where he is employed. Virginia Blanchard of M. 8. C., East Mr. and Mr*. Darwin McClelland Lansing, visited the formers Bister Mr. nnd Mrs. L. J. Vincent, for­ of Hustings have purchased their and husband. Mr nnd Mrs Bird­ merly of Woodland entertained with home and will move as »oon as pox- *IU Holly over Saturday night trtitl a dinner and bridge Saturday eve­ rible. ♦ Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Gager Sunday. ML-« Millwood remained ning at their home in Plainwell. und ton Morgan of Grand Rapid* until Tuesday when she left for Guest* from Woodland were Mr. were dinner guests of Mr. and Mr* Ludington to spend the rest of her nnd Mrs. Birdr.lll Holty. Mrs. Glenn Roy Rowlader last Sunday * Rev. vacation with her parents. Mr. und England and Mr. and Mr*. Karl I. H. Osgood attended the Harvard Mrs. Henry Millwood. Fnul. Ollier guests were Mr. and Mr*.-Frank Kilpatrick of Benton School of Christian Education ni ' ------------Harbor. Mr. nnd Mrs. Thoma.* Moon Huntington. Ind., last week. Little Metkodht W.S.C.S. To David and Nelda Osgood accompanHold Family Night and Sunt, nnd Mrs. Lubbers of led their father and spent thc week The W. S. C. S. of thc Methodist Plainwell Winners at bridge were. visiting thclr gtandmothcr. Mrs. A. church will hold thclr annual fam- BirdUll Holly. Thomas Moon. Karlj J. .Hanauer and other relative* In ily night Monday evening, April 5 Fail). Mrs Frank Kilpatrick. Mra. Huntington * Corp. Richard Hilbert with a carry-in dinner. District Su- Thomas Moon and Mrs. Lubbers. of the Signul Corp at Fort Lewis, perintendent Babbitt, will be the SCHOOL NOTES Washington, left Thursday after speaker and ubo preside at tlw Thr Nell RKc Stamp and Bond Sale.. spending a week with hl* mother. Quarterly Conference. The stamp and bond sale on। Mrs. Lawrence Hilbert and sister. ------------Thursday April I. at the Woodland1 Miss Lorena Hilbert. MU* Ellen Hil- Spring Music Concert bert of Minneapolis, Minn., cam.To Be Held In April Township Schoo) has been dedi­. home last Wednesday to spend u Tiie spring music concert of thc cated to thr memory of Neil Rise., twelve day vacation with her moth- Woodland Township school will tie Nell wit.-, graduated with th* cluss. er and sister. She arrived iiome in held al the P.T.A mcetlm; on Tucs- of 1938 nnd lost his life this past; tlmr to spend one day witii her day evening. April 20. The Band un­ winter in an airplane crash in Cal­. brother Richard. * Mr and Mr* d<-r the direction of Gordon Wil- ifornia . while In the service of his; Gall Russell of Portland spent the Hams will give their u-unl fine per­ country. We hop* that all students, teach­. weekend with Mr. and Mr*. Gordon lurmance nnd the Girls' Glee Club Williams. * V. R. Wotring will oive wjH ring. Gail Russell uf Portland ers. and friends will want to honorr u Crayon Interpretation of -The will be guest conductor of the Band hL* memory on that day by the pur­Life of Christ Christ'** next Sunday evening c--------„ Everyone is Invited and there 1* no chase, through the .school, of a*< ninny stamps or bonds us thclr fundsi at• the Evangelical church. * admission Dr. “ •* ■«charge. will allow. O. F. Benner returned to Milford. Adulu in thc community who> Illinois. Friday for a. ten day visit, Nix Woodland Young Men Enter Armed Service wisit to cooperate muy bring in orr * The Woodland Extension Group met at thc home of Mrs. Arthur Six young men from Woodland send in thclr money that day and Allerdlng with a dinner Saturday enter the service of their country the stamps or bonds will be deliv­ evening * George Benner, Jr, lias this week. They are Roger Rush, ered on Friday. Let'* nil show our appreciation received the promotion to Lieuten­ IJoyd Ulcry. Russell Und. Shirley ant (junior grade). He U still sta­ Cox. Edward Sawdy nnd Allen Van- for the first home boy that haspaid tioned irt the Naval Air Station nt decar. Leon Nicholson. Jr. wm the supreme sacrifice for our free­ Dallas. Texas. Congratulations. culled, but wa* deferred until thc dom. So far this year the weekly stamp George * Mr. and Mra. Dean Win­ end of the school year ns he will and bond sale lias amounted to $1.­ ter of Eaton Rapid.* spent last week graduate in June. 913.00. end wllh Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordon Wil­ Woydland Cagcra Win District Phillip Hom Injure* Right Hand liams. ★ Miss Jeanne Rurkld of But­ Tournament Phillip Bom. 11 year old son of tle Creek visited her parent*. Mr Woodland basketball team won a nnd Mrs. Carl Burkle from Friday Mr. niid Mrs. Robert Born of this until Sunday. * Corp. Arnold John­ village, injured hL* righuhand and decisive victory over Cltuk-svllle al the loumament held in Lake Ock*son of Waco. Texas. First Class little finger Saturday nboul noon sa Friday evening with a score of Gunners Mate. Roger Johnson of when he was cutting a piece of wood Baltimore. Md. and Mra. Gus John­ an an electric table r aw owned by 32 to .19. Clarksville hod won over son of Flint were dinner guest* at Arthur AUerding. Mr. Allerdinir had Sim I Icld the week previously. Wood­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Eu- been helping Mr. Bom to lay hard­ land drawing a bye nnd thc two per of East Woodland Thursday. wood floors In their home and the teams met Friday evening to de­ In— use In the house. No one cide the victor of the Class D They also visited other relatives saw wxs ----- ... during the week. * Mr. and Mrs. was there at the time ot the accl- District Tournament. WOODLAND Hastings banner, thtrsday. april i. hu Fifth and Sixth Grades Mra. Artie Spindler, teacher We are learning to do outline iikeichhis in our art work. We held second place with IB 20 in Defense Stamp sale this week. Our sixth graders are learning to use short cut methods in arithmetic work. We have been having some very fine report* for English lessons Buddy Vender reported on airplanes, drawing pictures of about twenty model* and showing the insignia of cBrh:------- ' day. * The 4th quarterly conference Marlowe and *ons of Detroit vUJUd of Battle Creek circuit will be held friends in Grand Rapid* and Hun on Friday at the Base Line church drove out to visit their parent*. Mr. Floyd Burkey arid Mrs. Paul Burkey witii District Superintendent. Rev. and Mra. Elmer Marlowe and spent of Hastings were Sunday dinner Lloyd Nixon of Albion present. A Sunday night with them, returning guests of Mr. and Mr*. Clare Eash cooperative dinner at noon. * Mrs. to Detroit Monday morning. and family. * Mr?. Lydia Karcher Floyd Randall attended a meeting ---------------- < —— visited Mra. Etta Blough and *on of Merry Makers Organization on FAIR LAKE Venwr and family of Hastings . Last Week's Letter Tuesday. * Mrs. Orvin Allerdlng Mr. and Mra. Oamer Hampton and Patricia were in Grand Rapids EAST DELTON and »on Kenneth of Hasting* spent Friday. ♦ Dr. and Mr*. Wedel gnd Liat Week’s Letter. fuinlly. Mr*. Vivian Andorson. Mr. and Mn Robert Mitchel and Sunday at H. O Armours. * Mr. Mr. und Mrs Farrell . Anderson daughter of Hillsdale, Mn. R. J. and Mra. Robert Mitchel from Hills­ dale called at Jaaon Willison* and of Hastings were Sunday guests Bates and two wumucu . oaiuc children uof Battle of Jacob Oles* and Miss Corrcne. Creek and Mrs. Stewart Waters and O*d* Mr. and Mra. Anlnir DeClair three children. local spent Sunday UI.OVERDALE of Barryton were Friday after- with Mr and Mrs. Jason Willison. *25 Mra tt n° noon and supper guests of Mra. * Will Mason passed .away Thurs- Mrr. and Mn. Mra H. H O. ° Armour Friday. Frtriav Mr. and Mn. Floyd Morford and Mr. and Mra. Forest ClUlson ol .Jennie Pardee * Mr. and Mrs Geo. -------------— -after -------------------------••------of • day evening .... nnd -------t severalofmonths hl, U(e family spent Thursday evening at Niles spent thc weekend with thclr Deardsley ] of Battle Creek- ---------were ulncM Hp rnoQigr, Mra. Murtha Chamberlain. ;Sunday afternoon. and evening on the farm now owned-by Mr. and WL.*!22.e SL’SfvSf’l Frederick. Battle Creek. * Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain relumed home Suests i of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Bert Litt*, his daughter and J with them to spend some lime. * ] ioxtettler. * Mr. and Mrs Lloyd husband * Mrs. Effie Louden vte- Mrs. Ira Hal) ot Battle Creek have Mr. and Mra. Harold Miner of Brock. ] Mrs Elizabeth Jones of Lake Red her brother Orv Dunn who 1* Pl.unwvli spent the weekend with Odessa. < Mrs. Estella Rosier. Mr. n surgical patient at Leila hospital, hospital. Mr. nnd Mra. Ru^el Han and fam- iind , Mra. Wm. Cosgriff of Lowell Thc many friend* of Orv are all ilv. * Mrs Maude McGhan and were • Sunday guest-, of Mrs. Jennie sorry to. hear of hl* Hines* ano Mr. and Mr- Nlal McGhan and Pardee । and Wanetta Shray. ♦ Mr. hope for hl* recovery. * Mr. and children spent Sunday with Mrs. und । Mrs. Arthur Parker of Battle Mra. Lloyd Collison recently heai<. Emma Johncock. * Mr. and Mrs. Creek । were Sunday afternoon from thclr son Pvt. Merl Colllaon. Bert McCallum were dinner gucsU guests । df their daughter. Mra Floyd that he is now at New- Haven. Conn of Mr. and Mrs. George Chipman Walton and Bobble Parker. They * We are all sorry to hear Claud of Knlamazoo. Friday. * Mr. and also । called on Mr. and Mra. Wm. Harrington Is 1)1 with pneumonia Mra. Delos Hower were very happy Laux : and Mr and Mrs. Jessie Coons and nre hoping for hl* speedy reto receive a letter from their son. of , Lowell. Mra Walton and Bobble covery. Lt. Marvin Flower, who Is In North accompanied : them. * Mrs. John ---------------- *• *■ Africa * Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mill* Postma ; of McCohB Visited Sunday CARLTON CENTER of South Bend. Ind., spent the week afternoon । at the homes of Mrs. A. Last Week'* Letter a t,.. A,(,c Ncal rrlunipd home end with their mother Mr*. Emma t ■T. r...,. Ea-sh and »«Mr. — und Mrs. ciarc Dickerson. * Charles Monica spent 'Eash. from the hospital with hcr new son Wednesday night wllh Eugen*- Gor­ on Thursday. Thursday evening. don of Fine lake. * Mr and Mra. Pvt. Alec Neal, who had been grantMilo Ashby nt South Shultz called . ' Last Week's Letter. rd a furlough, arrived from Utah, n on Mr nnd Mrs. Ed. P-*nniis. Sun- 'I In the recent Farm Bureau memi-­ very proud nnd happy pew Daddy. <ia» * Mr. and Mrs Ed. Utu- ol bership drive our local organization n * - Mr. and Mrs. . Floyd Asplnail and Kalamazoo wert dinner guests of brought । in 103 members. Hein keep children were Sunday dinner euests thc work moving. ★ Mr. and Mis. of Pvt. and Mr*. Clinton Williams Cole. Mrs Lucille McClelland in Hastings. Pvt. Williams has been rop attended St. Patrick party nt Jay Mrs. Nellie Miller spent 'Sun- visiting here on furlough and re­ the Delton church. Wednesday eve­ nnd day with the Mr. and .Mra. Orren turns to camp Tuesday. Mr. und ning. * Mr. and Mri. Merl Kahler Dtirliam family of South ILittle Mrs. Ovan Barnum and Judy ot and son of Clucago and Mr. and Creek. Mrs Durham is In III health Kalamazoo were dinner guest* on Mrs Glenn Kanler spent Sunday * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rami ill hud Sunday also. * Deep sympathy Lx with their daughter. Mr. and Mra. as Sunday dinner guests lhAr chil- expressed tu Mrs. Fred Henncy and George. Kahler. * Mr. and Mn. drtfi.' honoring their, son DeWayne Mortimer Nichols whose father. H. Earl Gates were dinner guests of Charles who is on a furlough from A Nichols passed away at the age Mr. nnd Mra. Wayne Gates of Kal- th«* aviation schocn at Flint. His of 90 years. His funeral wa* Sunday, aina/oo Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. wife, a nurse in New York, is with * Mrs. Elmer Marlowe lias been Jurr.es Nevin* of North Pine bike him. * Mr. and Mrs Merritt Hin- vL-ltlng her daughter, Mr*. Ralph called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur who have been ill the past Nobles In Detroit the past week. Her Lathrop Sunday » Mr. and Mra. man winter arc Mill poorly * Thc mem- son. Erwin accompanied her by Sam Gelb attendea manorial icrv- bera of thc Checkered school have train to Charlotte where another ices for Jack K-.-m who was kil'ed returned to their new school house ion, Winifred and his family brought in New Guinea. Sunday afternoon. which replace* the one burn'-d early them on home by auto. * Mr. and He was a cousin of Mra. Geib>. ♦ In the year. * Mr. and Mr*. Ben Mrs. Cleon Landon and Wayne Congratulations to the Delton Bp.«•their i,7ir"<-■.'!rt-ry ’i7»»«.'’ Buller have disposed of their farm were Sunday dinner guests ot Mr. ket ball team in ,'.L r v-t antl hav(" t-'onp lo Battle Creek to und Mrs Arthur Yarger Mr. and thc district tournament. have Uvp and Ihe mint, aYou on nave family have Mr*. Murray Myers and children ot really worked hard. * Mr. nnd Mra. moved hi. ★ Mesdames Hattie Woodland called in the afternoon. O H. McGowen who spent the win­ Moore of Chnrlotta and Nellie ♦ Mr. nnd Mra. Gerald TUcher und ter In Grand Rapids nave returned i Thompson of Battle Creek visited girls visited Mr. and Mr*. Theo. to their home here. at the home of their narents Mr. Bulling. N. E. Lake Odessa Sunday ■ and^Mrs William Stanton on Sun- afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs. Elton DUNHAM DISTRICT Mrs. Grace Stanton suffered a considerable loss Saturday morning when fire destroyed a brooder house nnd a large number of little chick­ ens. Neighbors kept the fire from spreading to other buildings. * Miss Enid Cheesemnn is home this week from M. S. C. for spring vacation. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Orson McIntyre visited Mr. and Mrs. Herb. McGlncklin east of Nashville. Sunday. * Brandt McIntyre who Ls a trans­ port pilot in Africa, has written his parentn. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Mc­ Intyre- that he has located and vis­ ited bis brother. Howard who has also been in north Africa for some time. r. AUCTION SALE Having sold the farm, I will dispose of my personal property at public auction at the farm located 3 miles west, 11 miles north and 1 mile west of Lake Odessa, or 21 miles south and 21 miles east of Clarksville on TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1943 Starting at one o'clock, I offer thc following: ron’t cure docs prome of the Members jicgent re­ ling bcurharpenliia » ftollshed and bolts, a prevent Job*. I PAY OD I Co JTES Uf 75c 5, |L95 -HJS KING HORSES Sorrel mare, 8 yrs. old, wt. 1600. Gray mare, 8 yrs. old, wt. 1600. Blue roan colt, 2 yrs. old, wt. 1200. HAY AND GRAIN Quantity of mixed hay. Quantity of ensilage. 270 shocks of corn. 200 bus. oats. 60 bus. barley. 1 bu. clover seed. Quantity of bean pods. CATTLE Block cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh 10 weeks. Black cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh 3 mos. Bred Dec. 28. .Black and white cow, 6 yrs. old, calf by side. Black and white cow, 8 yrs. old, fresh 7 weeks. Black cow, 8 yrs. old, pasture bred. Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh 7 wks. Black and white heifer, 1 yr. old. HOGS 2 brood sows, due to farrow in April. 4 shoots. POULTRY 60 mixed pullets. 20 year old Leghorn hens. FARM MACHINERY McCormick-Dccring tractor, 10-20. McCormick Deering 14" tractor plow. Double disc. 3 section drag. Land roller. John Deere riding plow. Oliver walking plow. I. H. C. riding cultivator. Gale bean puller. Deering 2-horsc corn planter. Osborn corn binder. Deering grain binder. Keystone hay loader. Deering mower. Done side delivery rake. Superior fertilizer drill. 11 hoe. Stover feed grinder. Deering 4-roll corn huskcr. I. H. C. Manure spreader. Steel wheel wagon and flat rack. Buxz saw, arbor and frame. Corn shelter. Grindstone. 100 ft. hay rope, fork and pulleys. 5-10 gal. milk cans. 20 ft. ladder, new. Set double harness. I HOUSEHOLD GOODS Kitchen range. Other articles of furniture and many small items too numerous to list. • TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for JOHN ASPINALL, Prop DEWEY REED, Auctioneer Hostings Phone 3467 I SOUTH BOWNE ■ V— I. JAY WING, Clerk caricn rente Hughe* and Tuesday. * Mrs H ne»l who t* ailing tranafuaion Wedneaday at hoe pl tai._______ ___ _____ MICHIGAN HENS WORKED Michigan hen* in 1M2 laid an Unrated 120.100.000 down eggs. total production In 1M2 wa MfljOOd P59.n0G.0OO egg* or about four dozen. (f AUCTION SALE Having sold my farm on account of ill health I will have an auction sale at what is known as the Roy Preston farm located 3 miles north of Lacey or 3 miles west and J mile south of Maple Grove on the Lacey-Hostings road on. THURSDAY, APRIL 8,1943 Commencing at 1:00 o'clock the following will be offered CATTLE Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, bred Jan. 21. Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Feb. IQ. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Dec. 14. Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side. Holstein-Durham cow, 7 yrs. old, bred Dec. 9. Holstein cow, 10 yrs. old, bred Mor. 23. Heifer calf. Brown Swiss-Jersey, 5 mos. old. • HORSES Roan gelding, 5 yrs. old, wgt. 1700. Brown gelding, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1600. Bay mare, 9 yrs. old, wgt. 1200. Bay mare, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1200. HOGS O. 1. C. brood sow, due April 10. Duroc-Jersey sow, due April 1. 6 Shoots, wgt. about 100 lbs. 2 Shoots, wgt. about 50 lbs. POULTRY About 50 White Leghorn hens, year old. About 50 Legora hens, yr old. HAY & GRAIN About 300 bu. oats. About 100 baskets of corn. 2 bu. shelled native seed corn. About 145 shocks corn in field. Quantity alfalfa hay. Quantity clover hay. FARM TOOLS McCormick Deering 3 sec. drag. McCormick-Deering binder. McCormick Deering side delivery rake. McCormick Deering manure spreader. McCormick Deering 2 horse cultivator. McCormick Deering walking plow. Banner walking plow. Empire disc grain drill Disc. Cultipacker. McCormick mowing machine No. 7. Low steel wheel wagon. Flat rack , McCormick-Dcering one horse Cultivator. Iron scraper. Set dump boards. Com shelter. Fairbanks platform scales. McCormick-Decring hay loader, drop head. 2, 55-gol. oil drums. Crosscut saw. About 35 ft. of new fancy lawn fence with 2 six ft. gates and steel posts. Set of bob sleighs. Set of hoy slings. Stock tank heater. Quantity of grain bags. DcLoval cream separator, with motor. Hoy knife. Harpoon hay fork Sheep rack 2 post hole diggers. 400 chick electric brooder stove. v Fountains and feeds 5 ten gal. milk cans. 3 milk pails. Cream pail. Whiffletrecs Evcnera. Forks. Shovels. 2 sets double work harnesses. Single harness. 5 horse collars. Picket fence com crib. Quantity of new oak, 2 x 4's—16 ft. long. Quantity of new boards of white wood for gates. Quantity of other new lumber. Quanity of dry wood. Allen Princess kitchen range. Kitchen cabinet. 2 20-gal. crocks. 12 gal. crock. 8 crocks of other sixes. Folding ironing board. Many small articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. Every­ thing to be settled for day of sale. BERTON E. BOWER, Prop HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer ERNEST �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. APRIL 1. 1M3 1BS’S.S-JSJK*« Utot school, and at Canandaigua Academy In IgTI he was married „ w.~ preceded — — to Ines K. vw«-j Cooley. who him tn death by only a Hide Utile more than t four month*. Following the trend ot the times to -go west , the young ------ •--------- -*»-—• iri. and started housekeeping in a rough board house built in a small clearing Ln Carlton township Gradually, the farm of eighty acres wa* cleared of Umber, and much of the timber sold for Use a* railroad Um. During these yean of pion­ eering Mr. Nichols taught school each winter, twenty-six terms in aU. Among the schools which he served were State Road. Carlton Center. Pod*u*er and Altoft bile industry in Michigan. and the oil. in partnership with two of hta son*. and later with Mr William T. Hill of Whittemore, was engaged in thr contracUng business. build­ ing gravel roads In many Michigan counties. During thl* period. Mr. and Mr* Nichols llyed in Grand Rapids for a few year*, returning. ciinrovKADt meat from more aedre business Mr*. Emma Fisher. Hasting*. Mrs. \ II r r K V I J U l\ J Mr. Nichols purchased the Old Lucena Henney. Carlton, Mortimer *■ '» • v ix - c_— — ■—.u q Nichol*. Grand Rapids, Eugene BAAKT COUNTY COUBTUOUSB Nichols. Carlton and John Wil­ w. »• >■ u» F. lard Nichol*. Moab, Utah. Broadway Apartments There are also five grandchildren tiuuasi Micbtai Although put past ninety at thc time ••--------- — of hta his death, which occurred on and three great-grandchildren March following “a ** rtroke *■ 17th. **" *■ of* the previous Sunday, he wu active HENDERSHOTT physically, and his always keen taut Week's Letter mentality wu unimpaired When stricken he wa* visiting at the home' went to Jackson an Sunday, called tl* of hta friend and former buslneu1 there by the death of Mrs HenryV}’*’;0 partner. Mr. W- T- HUI of Whitte­ brother. They returned on Monday more. Mr. and Mr*. H1U gave him afternoon wllh eouslns who-tive at a^int* evtry possible cut during hl* lut Lake Algonquin * Mrs. Jack Sulli- Mni.> Illness. van entertained on Sunday cele- ■ H»»it* Until the last few rears of his bracing Mr. Sullivan's birthday I life, when failing hearing and eye­ Guests and callers were Mr. and sight beset him. Mr. Nichols wu a Mra. Joe. Pflug of Hastings. Mr Anu man who found joy tn living, even Mrs. A. Brill (local) Mr. and Mrs i under sometimes unfavorable con­ Lcn Oswald of Dowling. Mr. and ditions. He loved good literature Mr*. Harry Brigg* with Mr and and music; could remember and Mrs. Aaron Schwucho of Battle ’'ttrrr repeat long poems learned in his Creek. * Sunday callers at Law- ■"A** youth. His violin was hl* constant rence Christensen's were hta bro'h.’V"1 companion, and until two years ago er and family from Bellevue and Mr. he could usually be counted on io and Mrs. Pele Kinney of Bailie ounrplay at dances whenever Ids serv­ creek * Mr. and Mr*. Ed Sent* of m«i> ices were requested, and he loved Hastings spent Sunday with her i t «*y »*<< «» ik»i the gayety u much a* any) of the parents, Mr. and Mr* Ernie Matte­ younger ones Hr attuiuned hl* son. * Mr and Mrs Flovd Gorrt- '".7.', love of music and ,gaycty to his son attended the funeral of Mrs j *»■<. Spanish ancestrp^fft* mother was Jdhn Gerber in Dowling last Thur;.- ! R-wi.it of Spanish deeCent. . dav. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. John Brogan 1 median 1 have sold their farm and will aoon " . ; move to town. We regret very much . " to see another of the old neighbors move away but their poor hesitn makes it necessary. We hope thev will be happy in their new home * The Traver farm ha* been oold again to people from Kalamazoo. * Every- | one had a fine time and enjoyed thc good W.8.C.S. dinner fist Thursday at Mr*. Lawrence Chris­ tensen*. Two new members are now ; enrolled. Mr* Melvin Wade and 1 r,»nt'-uim Mrs J. Weyerman. WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING SOUND INVESTMENTS IN REAL ESTATE 10 ROOM, STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE, real close in, wonderful floors, double garage, this would be an income producer, 3rd ward, would maka swell apartments $10,000.00 FOR RENT: LARGE CENTRALLY LOCATED OFFICE—heated—only $25.00 per month. TWO FAMILY APARTMENT HOUSE in 2nd word, lately remodeled, new floor, furnaces two of them, two baths, meters for each side, new double garage $4,000.00 8 ROOM HOUSE, strictly modern house with fireplace. 2 blocks from Monument, has ga­ rage. swell location, house in A-1 condition. S5.250.00. EAkL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER (The best Invmtment on earth is the earth Itself| Sl EBBLNh BLllJH.M. PUlhNE 2659 SOUTH SHULTZ Last Week's Letter Mr and Mrs Leland Sherrard and baby Marcia Jean of Battle Creek were calling on friends here Sunday afternoon ♦ The P T. A. Friday night was quite well atr.---- 1 ­ tended. Mr. •M.l.u..,, Englehardt -A of Good will entertained them and a plav I "The Successful Operation" wa., civen which proved amusing * Mr 1 and Mrs. Lester Sonneville visited Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Gale* of Kaiamazoo Sunday afternoon. * Adah I Misener of Kalamazoo visited her ■ mother, Mrs. Mina Kenyon nnd other relatives from Tuesday until Friday night. * Visitors at the Ken­ yon home Sunday were Mr. ana Mrs. George Sheldon and Rex Stockwell of Bradley and Mrs. Su’le Mlnzey of Muskegon. Mr an:l Mr* Wendell Kenyon and Mr*. Emma Stillwell of Battle Creek. * Mr. and Mrs. Homer McCowcn re- I turned to thclr home a. Ackers I Point last week after spending thc winter tn Grand Rapids * Ethel Hom is assisting some Delton ladies with their spring cleaning. j. -T- ■ i, 1.^.^ dlnntr with Van< Wotring of executor issued, estate enrolled. K1FW RnntfC IM TUI Bunday. * Mr. and Mra Ben Haines Ext Wlfflim B Cramer DivenIxCrr DUVhJ in I ns Of Laniing and Mias Gertrude Hla- tory filed ’■"’■■-■ PUBLIC LIBRARY --------- ice filed, proof of will filed, order admitting will entered. ■----------------- — * 1 BRANCH DISTRICT 1 Bet. May T. K. Hoeltael. Order Tie following new book* have Jfa» .. . »* been added to the Heatings Public Mr and Mr* E R. Hall and San- allowing claims entered. Ikt.---William B. Cramer. Proof of Ubrary: ;dra of Kalamo were Saturday eve-----,Un« guest* of Mr. and Mra. Her- publication .tier. filed, order allowing . .. bie Wilcox * Mr and Mra Floyd claim* ------- entered, fin final account filed. Wn.t Leih.r-B.nkU> AnoUu. Armour <U HkUM. U,. o.,rer ». Eat. Jennie Hryr^-u. Reynold* Waiver of M . , Herbie WUeox to a notice and conaent filed, order apE“r,y ^l.¥,p!e ^ro7; 2Fnl?rL.£*2 ' p°lntln« administrator entered Q. g of North Bit. Margaret E Sheldon. Bond WU. BUUku-WkMwttu. Urv tawed, petition for heaririu H.i.n Toppm, UUWr-WIM Ulu 71X5 » ti« ctalnu filed, notice to creditor* la­ laymitatT'isro te-twas Anthony Abix>t-Th« Shudders. er* of their parents. Mr and Mra rnM'rrTfnu^** Loutae Plait Hatxk—Evergreen O D Faaaett* The North Maple °O»*«CTION! i-j-ssi AMX.U.Y0U,, w u,. *rt-i2r7Larssw2?«*£.«!'.>Sf i?‘u.*e“50’u.B*;x B, Ntshl. ! ~----------------- SSJ. IfiSS'™ BOAKD or IUTUTUOU Peter IField-Powder Valley Ven-1 BARNUM SCHOOL I misleading. It read "how was ran geance latet IVeek * letter. • from a neighboring farm liome"and Mabel Seeley-Eteven Seeley—Eleven Came Came Back Back. | Arnold and Roger Johnson who might lea? readen to think it w" ’ D E Stevenson—Celia* House.' , spent furlough* at house last week, necessary to secure water from a Cecile H. MaUchat—Tavern In I have relumed to their camps In । cistern at Hie neighbor * Itomc In PfV 'is*. £r*ty the hose was laid to a hyW H. B. Kent—The Tenderfoot. * Lieut. Robert Drake who is ata- drant in front of thc neighbors Non-FkUan Uoned near Fort Story. Va., and home and all the waler used was Popular Mechanic*—How to Read Miss Margaret Bradbury, a student' drawn from the village * wate? Blueprints. I at M. S. C.. visited Kill* Johnston main. We ore glad to clarify thl* -------------- e . yRobert J. Casey—Torpedo Junc­ - and Woodland friends Sunday evetion. nlng. Robert's address te: Box DO? — ---------CI^J' T THINGS YOH DON’T O. J Hambro—How to Win. the 340, Virginia Beach. Va. * Elwyn NEED—BUY WAR BONDS Peace. Baker of Lansing speht Friday INSTEAD. Kendall Banning—Submarine night with Ellis Johnston. * Mr Williams A- Oberteuffer—Health and Mra. Roland Valentine and in the World of Work. daughter Susan of Ypsilanti spent Capt. Burr W. Leyson—Wings For the weekend witii Mr. and Mrs Offense. .... Fred Durkee. Roland called at the Anthony Standen—Insect Invad- Keith Durkee home Sunday. * Ed­ ers win Bawdy, son of Mr nnd Mr* NOTICB TO CKEDITOlta Irving R Melbo—Our Counrty's Mlles Bawdy, passed the physical DaMa ■ ■ National Park* examination at Kalamazoo SaturEgon alesinger—Nazis in the day and will soon be In training tn Woodpile. *h» the natlnn'u nation** arm*H armed lont. forces. Procedure Handbook of Arc Weld­ ing Design and Practice. Hubert Herring—Good Neighbors. William Rone Benet—With Wings As Eagle*. Edna St. Vincent Millay—Make so Bright the Arrows. PROBATE COURT Est. Ortha C Pitt. Petition fot American Red Cross—First Aid1 Text-book. administration of estate less than t300 filed order assigning personal । Ogden Nash—Good .Intentions 33aii. A. I). IUCI Walter De La Mare—Collectedj property les* than tTOO entered. Poem*. Est Charles H. Young Petition 1 Katharine Carr Rodeli—Southi for administration of estate less r»rri-*. American Primer (new ed > than J200 filed, order assigning ORDER FOB PUBLICATION John W. Coulter—Fill. |>enion property less then I20U en^Evelyn Stefannon—Here I* AlaaE*l. Frank D. Pratt. Petition for BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Herbert S. ZIm—Parachute* administrator filed, order appoint­ ing administrator entered. Angus Murdoch—Boom Copper Eat. Jennie Reynolds. Petition for Herbert S. Zlm—Submarines. Kosti Vehanen—Marian Anderson.. administrator filed. Stewart H. Holbrook—None More• E*t. Lydia Simpson Proof of pub­ lication filed, testimony of frccholdJean Barnes. Librarian ier* filed, license to sell Issued, oelh before sale filed, bond on sale filed. | Est. Clyde Wilcox. Petition for ad­ All«.»l SOUTHWEST WOODLAND HS.ov La^t Week's Letter ministration of estate leu than (200 i Mrs. Clyde Coville is assisting ini filed, order assigning personal prop­ ., 1 raring for John Barker of Hastings,. ertv leu than WOO entered. Est. Margaret E. Sheldon. Proof *«*Tl1 *• ", ,#‘3 id rue- His condition remains serious. Mrs , of will filed, order admitting will »"»••**■ •' Chas. Farlee was a raller there Thursday. * Mr. and Mr* Harry। entered. Est. Bernard O Terpenning. AnnSandbrook and family were Bunday■ i ual account filed. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edwin Mead. Annual account Sandbrook of Blanchard * Mrs. eertain Jana Jordan uf Ciiicago is apend-, filed, bond ot executor (renewal) of u.- tng an indefinite time at the home. filed. k .ouyrvatlan of her gon. Carl Jordan * \fn Elvira Weaver. Final receipts mik Chalmcr Hershberger of GrandI filed, discharge of administratrix rieJ Rapids wa* a weekend guest of Mr issued, estate enrolled. Eat. Ella Bumford. Report ot *ale ■t» of thaafe* and Mrs. Waller Hershberger. * Uir and ia Mr and Mra. Ora Lehman were- filed. i roarir.i.. Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr*. CanI Est. Prank Elston Report ot sale I filed. E*t. George U. Dunning. Warrant ORDER FOB PUBLICATION Mr*. Cha*. Farlee and Nevah andI Mr. and Mrs. Keith Farlee called oni and inventory filed. Eat. Lettie Garn. Proof of pUbllMr*. Isaac Williams at Pennoet: .up- hospital Thursday afternoon They’ cation filed. >,n aiao called on Mr. and Mrs. SherE»t. John A. Smith. Proof of pub­ ,,r- man Smith and Mrs. Joseph Smith lication filed, order assigning resi­ and daughter. * Harry Sandbrook due entered. made a business trip to Detroit Est. Lettie M Gam. Petition for Monday. * Mr. and Mrs Guy Kant- license to sell filed, order for pub­ A tri!e*friend unbosom* freely, ad8O'*j **r. and Mrs Ogle lication entered. Est. Frank D Pratt. Bond nf MJ-1'" W- SS? H-Sbrrv": Mr. S5 Mm minlstrator filed, letter* of adminis­ tures boldly, takes nil patiently, de- Stanley Manker and daughter. Rev tration issued, order limiting settle lends courageously, and contlhue* a and Mrs. Arthur Dodge. Rev. andi ment entered, petition for hearing friend ur.diangeably—Pfrm. Mrs. Fay Wing. Mr. and Mrs. For- .claims filed, notice to creditors ■>isrest Begerow and children and Mr sued and Mrs Eldon Farrell and Bobby ! .Eat, Ernest J. Rasey. Annual acWAR—FORGET IT. i Joe of Woodland enjoyed a pot- 1 count filed. Est. Elida Shaw. Eighth annual account filed, order for publication entered. Est. Mary E. Bragdon. Order al­ lowing claims enteied. Est. John Mead. Order to release funds entered. LEGALS COURTHOUSE Holler r.ihwonh tt'i-icr u,.,.. MOOD SCHOOL NEWS U«t Week's Letter. ’ x Wc are.glad to report tfiat Mrs. Wii! Ciiler is improved in health *rd 1* able to t>* up again Her sister. Mrs. Jennie Stanford who i««in« was caring for hcr lias returned to hcr home. * Fred DeForrest went to Kalamazoo for examination for military service. Estelle Engie was al’o among the boys who went Sat­ urdays____________ FOR VICTORY*^JY WAR BONDS 6 Wartime Lighting Suggestions ------ - .... th. Clear the lines for WAR! filed, final receipts filed, order as­ signing residue entered. ai*cna>*e BUY WAR BONDS Muy be you have waited on a siding whi’e a troop train, or a fast freight loaded with munition*, roared past on the main track. And you said. "Sure — thal'e us it should be. We’ve got a war Io win!” Like the railroads, thc Long Distance telephone line* today are carrying a vastly increased load of wartime traffic . . . and the congestion can't be relieved by adding equipment, because the needed materials have gone to the fighting front. You'll help give vital war calls the right-of-way if you Make only really urgent Long Dutance calla. Keep alt calIt at brief a» you can. Michigan Bell Telephone Company CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY OUR SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS WAR SAVINGS BONDS BANK MONEY OHDERS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES For rent ot $2 50 and government ton—in our fine spfety deposit vault. Get one today for your war Bonds and other valuable papers. NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. �THE HASTTNGB BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1M3 t enrolled, tr. Inven­ at of scrvliled, order laeJ. Order r. Proof of • allowing >unt filed. order apntered don. Bond testa menr heartrw ■editors is-" ts Banner foies farm id a atateien slightly c was run home," and Ink it wu.i er from a liome. In I to a hynelghbor a rify tills. OU DON'T IONDS Benedict * Mr andMrs David I Friday caller of Mr and Mrs Clar-’per guest of Mr and Mrs Harold to be held at Grand Ledge all day her son's uniform. This being the Pike of GrandRapids were Sat- snee Banedict. * Mr. and Mrs. Booenberger. * Mr. and Mra. Robert *3™, 0th. Members of all lodges highest rank .hat a Boy Scout can lurday evening guestsof Mr. and Pjtar Benuar of CtorkavUta were Flint ware »•«>“'«* ent. earn. It was quite an oecaalon, esMoUUy slnoa it ta-the first time that a Delton Scout has attained , rung, w Mr. anu Mn, naroia Sunday visitors nt thc Nell New- J,pnrl to this coveted badge. A boy has a I---------- -- »«-. -...u— jverson of i meined to spend a week with hcr The w M A ill meet Thuraday right to be proud to possets thia ton horns were Mr.' and Mrs. Ver- Bn,j to bo up part o? the ner and Mtsa Paulina Ever Bailie Creak and Cheater 1 ter Winans narenta. * Mr. and Mra. Simon ^pril 1st with public dinner at budge. since it represents a .good T evening Btecklc of Grand Rapid* were BunI . “ the home oi mt ana mra < it, ... non Newton and Mrs. Lyle Newtcn time now. * Mra. Semlah Bees* of Irving were Friday c ot work and study The Scout­ He'philmoa Mra. Earl of Hastings. Mr and Mrs Gary *P*nt Wednesday with Mra. Harold guasta of Mr. and “LMSiE?rl « ; *£CTn<£’n J?16*? *nd|Tom Jeffry* near the mill nond. deal master Robert Barnes says that *. 1*JJra O*en 8toc£ie. * Mr and Mra I Every one u lnvUwl u romc. * J? Mis* La Newton of Belding. Mr. wEoita. and Mrs Walter Nwdi of Lowell. * Mr. and were Mrs. aon and family other boys, In the troop who are | 55.nN.Xly of u^nr near Detroit ......... and wn ..... of ,,, ___ ...... - IV.ill.r Rogrr. Rnwrr, nf DHrnll werr Wedrn Wedmore of of karting. Hartings zpei Glenn Kellogg accompanied by the. -----------following close behind Lowell are V^SKlkUTIPM^n ftStaV Townsend Club anxious to complete the work, nec­ pmore attended fu- . i mJ Mra RIM Kei? T*® Townsend Club will meet essary for them to attain this same Uie the Francis Se-re Seri>c farm In Bowne. Bowne Mrs. Jennie- Casaday. Cazaday. i * Mr. and nnd well was a Friday evening caller of * Mr. Prank1 Prldo>’ «*cnln«. April 2nd. at the rank. This Eagle badge will be ----------------------fur her cousin, Mra. . at the Nell Newton home. ♦ Mrs.S Kila M. Greusel al the grave In Frank He * Mrs ■ Charles .................... Llclka and Mr. und........... Mrs Gibbs Ensley -................... of Lansing " and ..... ........................ .............................. .. -,22c ; home of their Prraitant. ------Riverside cemetery In Kalamaaoo. Mrs Walter Llctka of Jackson were Mr. and Mrs George Nelson, local. Vai Jorgensen of Battle Creek and Monday afternoon at 3 P. M. Mrs. Sunday 'dinner gue»ts of the for- were Sunday guests of Mr. and Fred Ballance of Hastings were I Greusel died lr Milwaukee. ,Wedmer's brother-in-law. John Llctkn Mra. Ear! Fox of South Bowne. ★ Friday afternoon guests of Mr. —----------- * Darlene Wieland was a Bunday Mr nnd Mrs Leonard Murphy of I and Mrs. Clarence Benedick : 1 Dean and- ------------ilk"* uTll 1 ^!,ln clS;’ CANNING Robert 8ag' aro recover-------------- -------------I£ RoS O She Wub tom inuCJovdinner guest of Patricia Allerdlng Harilngs were Sunday evening There was a fine attendance at the Dean and Robert Sage are recoverCHURCH NOTES —— , erdaie. senv in; —. aim u surof South Bowne * Mr and Mra. callers of Mrs Ernest Ttwker. * Melhodist church last Thursday ing from the whooping couah. * • ton left• Friday for n.iWat.. Buffalo. 0 New Mil SUPPLIES PLENTIFUL People attended from Roy Yarger and daughter. Nellie, of Bawne Center Methodist Church : York to visit their son-in-law and Bird Shellenbarger of Hostings Mr. and Mrs Clare Bassett of Irv- evening. „ ii-ir in* . Rev John McCue, pastor Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Ing were Sunday afternoon callers Hustings. Bowne Center. Alto, and , Hastings were Saturday afternoon ; daughter. Mr. and Mrs Julius | n/ Mrs Bliss BuiiTu^anwere Bunday Bible School—10:00 A. M. | Knowlton and get acquainted with ! ^. ,ana Mrs. Blue BouJUtr an and Mrs. Clement Mead and fam-" fam- -of Mr. ar and Mrs. George Bassett. * Freeport * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur tauesta of Mrs Julia Godfrey. * nnd Morning Worship — 11:00. ; Lathrop of Delton were Tuesday ■ Rev. John McCue attended the Vic ­ ily. * Mrs Irma Brown now bear* Miss Helen Moore spent the week, their new grandson. Michael Knowl- 2®“^? kJ£72i Mr’ lean housewives this year. Rev. McCue will answer questioiu Production Board has rai the honors of grandma. A fine end1 with »’,'K her "uncle “'u and “aunt. ,,nt Mr. evening guests of Rev and Mrs. lory meeting at Alto Friday evening quota restrictions on the ,4 Mrs Ray Clinton of Hastings John McCue. * Mrs Charles Oei- The program was presented by the P<?aioir’lrethearM|da5t the home of the wrekend' baby girl was bom to Mr and Mrs. jsnd 1 rM>k nn her mor" **— Glenn Miller of Hastings Tues- * Mr. vr- and Mrs. Clarence Benedict ger nnd family, local, and Mra. Bowne Center P T. A. ★ Victor Mrs Ester Simpson on 1------- -*"*• ttw,.,., sum.,*» ; dny evening at Pennoek hospital. silent Tuesday in Hastings. * Mra Yvonne McKenzie of California Sisson and daughter Roberta and evening. . ------ -- of • -------------------Sisson Hastings were field * Mra. Ella Rogers went to fne" oooUPUf<> Tin* little jbIm. who was named Gertrude Thomas of South Bowne were Wednesday guests of Mrs. MiM Mabie -« Anna Marie, is also a granddaugh­ and Mrs. Merrill Knrcher nnd two Julia Godfrey. * Coy Stowell was Sundav afternoon guests of Mn Church of the United • 1 S^weddVof I^rie'ndU8helere- ®,ld Mrs Ted Shepard entertained | if IT WON’T HELP WIN TIIE Godfrej * MU* Evelyn Over­ ter of Mr und Mrs Peter Miller. chidrcn were Sunday afternoon a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs.1 Julia Godfrey. Brethren in Christ the turned weddir Bun5a>'nJht'**‘MU*eAnd her brother-in-taw .nMr WAB-F0«g1t fT. 3 creek spent the week­ Conzratulatlonsl * Mr and Mrs callers of Mr. nnd Mr* Guy Smith. Ralph Saee. Mr. Stowell expects to holt of Battle E. B Griffin D. D- pMtor* p ’-—' and Mrs Burgess of Ha*Clare nee Van Patten and Mr. and * Mr. and Mra. Rav Wieland and move to Hastings Thursday. * Mr end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Burton JJetoS Runtav:------------ ----------------------------and Mrs. Charles Hoyt and Patty Charles Overholt * Rev and Mr* - ~ ‘av nt thc home smazoo over Ute weekend. Sunday' , > Mra. Lewis Necb called on Mr and Bonnie Lou were Sunday dinner ----—tnt — Sunday afternoon in ... Grand John McCue were Sunday dinner --------------Mrs. Meryl Neeb of Hastings Fri­ auesta of Mr and Mra. Charlea'Wle-i spei.. day afternoon. * Boyd Payne of land of Logun. * Dr. and Mrs Fred | Rapids with thc former s sister. Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Hastings was a Tuesday evening Shepherd of Remus /pent Saturday , and Mrs. Cornle Schondebnayer * Thompson of South Bowne. * Don­ u S m SLS! night and SunijnY' with Mr. nnd Supt. and Mrs. Evart Ardis were ald Walton. Mrs. Claude Walton. 11:30 A M Morning Worship era of Ute Delton school at their ’ vifiud^lra^ Hattie I supper guest of his mother. Mrs. Ida Payne. * Mr. and Mrs William 1 Mra. L. R. Wolcott * Leon Allison Sundav dinner guests of Supt. nnd Mis* Evelyn Thompson, and Mrs. C^n=’ Mr^^U^^ hJr^th^ I WtZmore Punta? wTWFIn? ... . .. — ------------ -----Klemp received word that their of Battle Creek, nephew of Mr. । Mra. H. A KlUon of Woodland * Allen Fish were Grand Rapids1 shoppers Saturday. * Charles Over- (Communion service. andMt. Mra William Klemp. left Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Polite and aon grandson. Harold Parchar 1of Clemens, has gJone — Into service. — J* - day for the Coast Guards He te of Valparaiso. Ind. Mr. and Mrs holt received word recently that! 3:30 P- M. Junior Christian Enal — Manhattan Ifland. N. I Lawrence Hawkins and Patty of hls brother. Arthur, aged 00. passed j d0"™ . 7-IMr- P m HhHktt.in Pndenvnr Sunday Sunday"afternoon afternoon * Mra Mrs ’ JcSn John!hour hour next next Sunday Sunday tn in the church Mr and Mra <errili Knrcher and stationed ....... .. -----------. .v Junduy Mr. and ------Mra.-----------Reith 'away family were Sunday guest* guests of Mr. Y * Mra Mrs. George Post of »■ Has- Hastings, -and —■ — - .. March 0 at Pasadena. Calif. I 7:00 P M. Christian Endeavor. Harrington and Mrs. Charles Har- Everybody b urged <» °cme out to Mr n«.«««.* overbolt. had~been had ton -*, a .. residentj । •:<» P M. Preaching Service, and Mrs Watt Thomas of South tings tings spent spent Wednesday Wednesday with wJth_ her her Marlow^ were fcjr. Ovf£b<^t resident I.—r.;;5 °{ s.iiu<Carlton^^(>nter _cr.^r Trcrc : rington were In Kalamazoo Thur.,- Sinuhn 1 more I Mr. mid Mrs Gerhardt aunt. Mrs."waiTa Ida Payne. The former's Saturday evening Sunday of South *yeara. Kent ‘county for Morning Worship. «by * W-wi Mrs James Slocum project will be started at that time Kunde und^'rvd'Kiinde'were*Hsiahusband ’supper*guest ’"* ’A ner guests of their and parent*. Mr. dinand ,[of than~fifty *'goii« to Cail-1 ---- fifty -------— tQ toCail10:00 A M. • •*-- -• ----------------‘----- - — - n supper guest. * A ner guests of their parents. Mr. and i.. than years,—।going i n “ H Carrick of near Freeport visited at the home J its the। ! Sermon by Rev.L Ungs visitors Saturday * Hiram birthday party was 'ns held held ut ut the thehome home Mrs. Mra. Alvin Alvin Hclrigle. Hclrigle. ** Mrs Mrs. Oertha Oertha fornla fornla lust last October. October. Beside. Beside “.. .H.•• of Uiclr brother and si»t*r-in-ia*". MILO | .* —,— of --------Mr an(j Mrs prank Thompson-Beam and son Bert of Hastings, brother here, he Is survived hy | 11-00 A. M. Bunday school. Knrcher Remus spent from Wed-Mr und Mrs. Roger Williams. Sun- ( Merle Bradfield was in Hastings 1 These Nelson ofi of I 7:30 P p M. M Christian Endeavor. Endea..,.. iiewlny until Sunday with Mr. and1 Frldav evening In honor of Frank and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore four other brothers: nev afternoon. . * Mr. and Mrs. 1 cMdav on business * Henry Ger«:00 P. M. Evangeitotle Service. Mrs Henry Knrcher. * Mr. and and Mr.s. Olendon Jones. Those local, were Sunday dinner guests of Pasadena. Calif.. John of Clarksmraanter8PMrs ’oimn WIL ■ malne »tbnded the funeral of Al- ; Mrs william KJeinp nnd Mrs. Royal present werc Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr. mid Mrs. Ralph Moore and ville. Walter of Pontiac and Llovd nnA f mn'v ntthe WK KeL I Johnson In Plainwell Friday ' Gtxxl were Sundav guests of Mr. Thompson and Gerald of South family. * Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Of Dutton Funeral services were ‘coHton afternoon. Mr Johnson and fam- , and Mra. Charles Knowles. Mi. and Mrs. Orville *"J •—•— *• —•- — • held in ** Pasadena March 13 and and Mr* Leon Xllhon nnd Mrs. Bowne. Mr maney quickly. X. h^ ton viMltnal^tae^tS "L* h^endeMid hTrnsS tahU Ue I Betty Paddock of Buttle Creek. * 'Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. Olendon Kokx and family of Battle Creek. burial was In Mountain View ceme­ Mr. nnd Mrs John Thomas and Janes and sons, Mtes Virginia Moore.. Mrs. Liza Knowles, Mr. and Mra. tery at Pasadena. * Miss Glendora ’------------------- > of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoist in J'f son Harris and Mr nnd Mra. El- nnd Mr. nnd Mrs Maurice Caulkins Marvin Thaler of Hastings, and J. Buehler, daughter ot Mr and Mrs. Farnsworth and son Delbert Unidng for the past two weeks.re- ,extend our conducting business bvr Thomas and baby of Lansing of Hastings, Mtas Gretchen Ten Miss Norma Yoder, local, were Sun- Mrs. William Miner of Sparta, was spent tiie weekend in Wayland with turned to her home her* Saturday. the Jour daughters wno survive. were Sunday dinner.guests of Mr. Evck of M. 8 C.. John Delaney. Mr. day dinner guents of Mr. and Mr*, enrolled tn the WAAC at Kalama­ Mra Farnsworth * Much interest is Mr and Mra Haist returned home our Friendly Loan Plan. r‘Bridfteld^e.nd &r? T<£me and Mrs Guy Smith * Mr. und mid Mr*. Arthur Moore and Kenny. John Thaler and Norval * Mis* zoo Friday afternoon. Auxiliary being shown" in the Study Club wllh her and spent tne night and I Merle BndfkeM and EaDiTwne , Mrs. Clarence Benedict were Alto and Mr. and Mr* Charles Moore. Io- Evelyn Thompson of Clarksville Buehler is now employed a* secre­ meetings which are being held nt Sunday TTrey also attended church . ’KvPir wiVni .nd 1 visitors Wednesday. * Miss Baker cal. * Mrs. Claude Mead spent was a Saturday evening supper tary for the superintendent of the the home of Mrs. Maurice Johncock services here Sunday morning * !L£lrs.?SfL ™ nnd nephew. Miss Mamie Taylor. thc weekend with Mrs. Vernlce guest at the Claude Walton home. Chemical War plant of the Dow each Tuesday evening from 8 to 9. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Starring and “n’in Midland. Twelve ladles were in attendance two children of.-Level Park “»*ed of MlM Margaret Teeter. and Miss Jo­ Hughes of Hastings und attended * Mr and Mra. Harold Roscnbcr- Chemical company Creek were dinner meat* ' CITIZEN'S CREDIT hanna Rosenthal of Grand Rap­ the Free Methodtet quarterly meet- ger and Marvin visited Miss Kath- She la now awaiting call for active last Tuesday. Anyone is welcome on Mr. nnd Mra. Leon Pennock UutMonday of Mrs. Emily Wilcox, id:.. nnd Mrs Ada Sigler of Bai­ Iuk * Wm Cairns and son. Vcrn. eryn Humphrey at Pennock hospital duty at one of the three WAAC to attend. * A special Court ot and daughter Naomi Sunday P. M * There is quite a lot of Utotas in CORPORATION tings were Sunday guests of Mr and Arthdr Kidder of Wood school Bunday afternoon. * Mr and Mrs. training camps In Georgia. Florida Honor wa* held on Wednesda’- * Miss Elizabeth Robinson of Lan- pur community Marilyn Norman,! ana Mrs. Citurles Asplnall. * Jock dlrirlct were Friday callers of Mr. Rom Johnson and son. Jerry of Mid- or Iowa A graduate of the local night during the Sunday School ring spent the weekend with hcr ha* been out of school over a month «,. m ..enneUi and Kenneth Thompson of ot Maple mid Mrs W W Rockhill * Mra. dlevllle were Saturday evening high school, the local WAAC attend­ program at the Delton Methodist "narenta. Rev. and Mra. W. D. Rob- I but Is improving now. Mrs FranGrove and Yonkt-r Groi;e s~J Mtes Aller ' -------of Elnora Whitney spent from Mon- cnllers at the home of Rev. and ed Western Michigan College and church. Lowell Shepard wm award- inson. * Mrs. Mary Doster, who ds Germaine is seriously ill. Mr. , Davenport McLachlan school In TrvltJk wnc were OUIluu; Sunday u.U.> dinner guests day u until with ™,. Mr Mrs •*. E- «B. Griffin. * Rev. D. **H., y Car IrVliW! .,u> Wedensday ^cuuioun; w.u, i*' ­ of Mr. nnd Mra. Joe Kauffman nnd nnd Mrs. A B Stevenson nnd baby rick of Sunfield. Presiding Elder, Grand Rapids before accepting her cd the Eagle badge by Roger Wil- lias been 111 is reported to be better I Spaulding does not improve as fast i family * Mr. and Mra. George ol of Grand Grand Rnplta. Rapids ** Mr. Mr. und and Mrs. Mrs. will will hold hold the the third third quarterly quarterly coneon- Stent position—Sparta Sentinel - Hams, member of the local Troop Mrs. Kline of Hickory Comers I as his many friends would like to • Bus . it accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Atthur Clinton and nnd Don of Carlton ferencc of the year at the Freeport der. Min Buehler is the daugh­ Committee. After the presentation Is caring for her. Mr and Mra. see him do. Mr. Van Strealn Is , Clan- Bassett of living to Grand mill and Mra Mrs Lewis Lewis Neeb Necb called called on on United United Brethren church Saturday ter of the late Waller Buehler and speech, thc badge was given to Mrs. Leon Doster and daughter Eliza-: Improving slowly. * The Milo P. | Ranlds^TYieiday. evening and Rapids TnesdaV.’ ★ * Mr" Mr. and und fir.'. Mrs Kir Mr.’ and und Mrs. Mrs. Pranciir Francis Schafer Schafer of of evening and Sunday Sunday morning. morning ★ * a'for'mer"residnt - former residnt of of Freeport. Freeport. ★ ♦ Mr. Mr. Shepard, who Then pinned it on beth of Hastings visited her Sun- IT. A was held at the school house t Kenneth Woods and daughter of Bowne. Sunday afternoon * Nell Mra. James Tyier of Woodland was and Mrs. Charles Bunn and family ............. ....................................................................... . ......................... ■ . .—■ ■ ■■- ‘ Sent Citv. Mr. and Mra. Robert Newton is in Lansing receiving clinic a Friday guest al the home of Rev. werc Saturday afternoon callero of | hltc mid family of Stevensville, treatmenu * Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Mrs. E. B Griffin. * Mra. uJe former's sister and brother-, Mra Doria GorLv PlJXS Piper Ul of Battle Creek Wallace on Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Mra. naiuuc of V, Hastings uu.uiiko called waa Cf'": Singer ***••••'• of Grand“ in-law. Ul-Mkw. Mr. mi. and a*...* Mrs. aaua. Albert O*V... Rietand Miss Helen Woods of Hastings Pearl Lightfoot Thursdayevening. Rapids were Friday evening supper berg of Grand Rapids. * Mra. Ed -nd ch Were guenu of Mr. were weekeiu^ KJjc5l!' fMrj| rtn j* *J Mr. MI" und u,ld Mra. Mrf’ Herman Ilerman Go Oosch^werc Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Iv... Ivan Lucey- of Bowne, was ^Thursday Sunday callers at the home of Mr. They also attended the Junior Play, guest of Mrs. Julia Godfrey. Mr and^Mra. Itay* Clinton* of rs.Ray Clinton of He Has- and Mrs Floyd Geiger of Alto. * * At the close of his five weeks । Red Cross Drive Sundnv vicaaia,^ evening R guests at San Luis Obl*i>o. Call- I lings were Sumaaa. .av-a>» pvt. Glenn *-aa«;a,.a L. a* Fredrickson a anaa^aanaa. is.* home a,uaaav training •• Mrs.. Allie ..uj.. Hoyt, who Is chairof Mr. mid Mrs H R. Clinton. * on furlough. He Is stationed at EP fornla. Reuben Flsf was ..... Mlo Mr and Mrs. William Crakes and Paso. Texas * Miss Velma Forbey Class Private. * Word was received man in this cofnmunity. states that Mr. and Mrs Bud Siswn visited of Battle Creek spent Tuesday Monday evening by his parents. Mr. the Red Cross drive will reach Uic Mr and Mra. John Malcolm of Irv- night with her parents. Mr. and and Mrs Ray Wieland, that thclr. 1150 8160 goal. coal Wc. as n a community, are inc Sunday afternoon. Mr. Mol- Mrs. George Forbey and family. * — son Lawrence -— -----------------is, expected e-------home proud --------। of-r this -« grand--------work- being •* urn-day furlough, furlough. done. colm Is in poor health. * Leonard Mra. Royal Good ot Delton Is stay­ Wednesday for a ten-day ........ . n........ ...... Mr. and ,»<». Mrs. Ira Preston ><><■ and ^v,< aon , Warner of Bowne was a Wednea- In., inv n, at tl.n the Kmn. home nt of Up Mr. und and Ur* Mrs. * N>«. Rebekah Ix>dge day afternoon called nt the Guy William Klemp while her husband Jack of Detroit were weekend guests 1 IV announced by thc Pres Mrs.! Smith lunne * Mra George Hill- is In the army. He is stationed a of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Roush. * »v is » m, — ,1<_ ■ ■mmu.n.cw .V... Ill I— n nicman of Hastings was h Sundnay Camp Grant. Illinois. * Tobias Sgt. Alwyn Rosenberger of Fort Allie Hoyt that there will be a Disguest of Mr. und Mrs. Clarence Brovont of Carlton Center was a Custer was a Saturday evening suptrict meeting of all RcbekanLodges FREEPORT BS I" a J 8w'5>“*u’MhKw «»«>! ■ cUr3!?%oAI.toid or toil SST2 “1 mil. M S Pay Old Bills Meet Emergencies Buy Your Fuel DELTON /? AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will sell my personal property at my farm located 51 miles northeast of Plainwell or 1* miles west of Doster, or J mile east of Belling­ ham school, on AUCTION SALE Hoving sold the form we will dispose of the personal property at public auction at the farm located 6 miles northeast of Hastings; or I miles west and J mile north of Carlton Center on THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1943 STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK, I OFFER THE FOLLOWING Sound and good workers. COWS GUERNSEY COW. 7 yr». old. heavy springer. LARGE JERSEY COW. 8 yrs. old. heavy springer. BLACK and WHITE COW, 8 yrt. old. heavy springer. DURHAM COW, 7 yrt. old, heavy springer. GUERNSEY HEIFER. 2 yrs. old, heavy springer. BLACK and WHITE COW. 9 yrs. old. not bred. These arc large cows and some will freshen before time of sale. SOWS 2 WHITE SOWS. wgt. 300 lbs., due in Moy. BLACK SOW. wgt. 300 lbs., due in Moy. CHICKENS 12 roosters. HAY, GRAIN & POTATOES NTS IS 7 tons alfalfa and clover hay. Around 700 bu. oats. 150 bu. corn. 182 shocks corn. ' 10 bu. clover seed. 30 bu. Rural potatoes. 7 bu. early seed potatoes. MACHINERY ■s fine war Hard rubber tired, ball-bearing wagon. Good 14 ft. flat rack. New Idea 6 ft. mower. Dump rake. Land roller. 21 HEAD FULL BLOOD JERSEYS 21 6 yr. 5 yr. 4 yr. 3 yr. old, fresh 5 weeks. old, due Oct. 24. old, due Sept. 9. old, due Oct. 27. FURNITURE White Porcelain table top gas stove. 50 lb. ice box. Copper boiler. 2 tubs. Quontity of fruit cans. Dining table. 3 10-gal. crocki. Dinner bell. Stepladder. 7 tube Cornado battery radio. Bench stand. Dowagiac heating itove. Diihci and other articles too numerous to mentipn. 3 yr. old, due June 1. 3 yr. old, due June 3. 2 yr. old, freeh 5 weeks. 2 yr. old, fresh 4 weeks. HOGS Oliver No. 11 riding plow. Good Black |1awk manure spreader. Massey Harris corn planter. 80 rods wire. Dowagiac 11 hoe grain drill. Farm wagon. 100 ft. 6 horse I. H. C. gas engine. ' ’hoy rope. Extension ladder. Post hole diggers. Good double work harness. 7 collars. Old harness. Ohio riding cultivator. 2 sec. spike drag. 2 sec. spring drag. 75 creosote treated posts. 15 heavy cedar posts. 20 rods, 6 in., 10 stay, No. 9 wire. Scalding kettle. 20 rods hog fence. 80 rods 4 point barbed wire. 2 50-gal. oil drums. Work bench. 25 crates. 2 lawn mowers. Set fence stretchers. Com shelter. 2 hay forks. DeLaval No. 12 cream separator. 5 and 10 gal. cream cans. Milk pails Strainer. 11 rolls of Reynolds green asphalt roofing. 100 ft. Yi in. rope, window screening. Cross seeder. 3 BROOD SOWS to farrow in May. I STOCK HOG. TOOLS Now Idea mower, 5 ft. cut. David Bradley mower, 5 ft. cut. 2 Dump rakes. Iron wheel wagon. All steel wagon, 9 in. tire, tractor hitch. 24 tooth wood frame drag. 3 Sec. steel drag. G1 Gale plow. 2 Spike drags. Oliver 99 plow. 2, two horse walking cultivators. 1 horse spike cultivator. Bean puller. Riding Oliver cultivator. Bolen 'Virden tractor with seeders, dies, hooks, knives, and extension rims. 8 ft. double discs. 2 horse disc. 2 Bull calves. 5 heifer calves. 3 yearling steers. 2 yearling heifers. Lime drill, 8 ft. Oliver 103 muck plow Onion topper. Onion screen. . Onion weeder. Corn shelter. Hand cutting box. Platform scales. Centrifugal pump. Pump jack. Slip scraper. 3 Caldron kettles. Buzz saw. Set of hoy slings. Set double harness. Brooder stove. International corn planter, old. Good hay rack. Set of dump boards. Number of onion crates. White and yellow seed corn. Seed potatoes. 5 Milk cans. 2 Milk pails. Log chain. Cant hook 2 Hand corn planters. 3 Hog troughs. 18 Inch horse collar. Many other artldas too numaraui to mgnttow. THIS FARM OF 123 ACRES IS FOR SALE BUT NOT AT AUCTION TF“l^kJQ I bKfVIwe CASH. Credit can bo arranged at the Citixong State Savingi lank, Plainwall, Mich., to the date of tola. TERMS OF SALE: CASH, NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. George and John Robinson, Props. D Commencing ot 1:00 o'clock the following will be offered foriole. HARNESS tr FARM MACHINERY HORSES BAY MARE. 12 yrt. old. wgt. 1600 lbs. BLACK MARE, 12 yra. old. wgt. 1600 lbs. 75 or more White Rock hens. TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1943 HARRY. W. FREEMAN, Prop LOREN COPPOCK, Auctioneer DEWEY REED, Auctioneer JAY WING, Clerk Phone Hickory Camera 17-tl, Delton. Mleh. F. C. BURCHFIILD, Citiaem State floringn ■ms. n.*.. �PAOX BEX rnr nisTTNcs bannfr. thvrsdiy, aprii. i. i»u �the r of art th and and and Hastings ban.hix. tucmoat, April i uu school. 1 PLEASANT RIDGE 1 In marrtasa to Rhoda Tack of Hick-1 '1 Harms of Sunfield spent Thursday club will hold thclr April mt 4th Is to ba Mn. LaVerne Klnna was called to ory Oomero. To thia union were p-.— with Mr. and Mr* Henry Flees/KUer* Day ___________ by the Jacxson. Bsturday _to see nep- born one sou and one daughter. MyI ! ner. * Mr end Mra. Cha* Rowladcr hom® _ _ _________m_____ _____________ __ her _ ____ ... j---------. ----- .. -------------j— —. ron jgason uid Mrs. Bert Litt* who >3 and Mr. and Mr*. Sam Ude- ot 5*“*.^..., I of our College at North Manors- Ottily 111. * Alton Wood *p*ntx)var reside near Delton. • ■ a-----a Honoring Russell Und. assistant ler Indiana. Professor A. R Blk- Bunday with Mr. arid Mr*. Ward Besides tie widow.san anddaugh- ■ Grand Rapids were Sunday after­ Mrs. Carl -Jordan was brought, ------home of Mr. and Custodian pt Woodland township । e..«L,rf.v Of .i.a collear Faculty'will Wood and fairnly inLuuhig. w Mr. tor, he leaves two grandsons. Opl. ■ home from Pennock hospital last, noon callrn at the _UL * Mr. and Mt* {Qr ^j,. Quy UI1d bring and Mr*. Ray Wortley and enudren Kenneth Litts and Cpl. Ma&on Utt*. ■ Mn. Lawrence Paul. Mr. son and Carl Mrs school, who left Saturday for camp ' ‘he message at ir Allerdlng Br * and the morning wor- of Wayland cjUed Bunday evening both in th. service of their country, ■ Tuesday after an operation Uie Arthur Allerdlng Sr and re — ’ V. . nr^rram ! ,ne message ac tne morning ww Mrs. Kate Zuldema, ■ Sunday guests al the Army, the school save a program th|_ An offering wiH be lifted on Mr. and Milthree Cbas.sisters. xownsend. ------- --—- -----------------------------week before. Mr. Jordan's mother,> were of Mr and Mrs. Arthur — Al—dinner Ln_ J"00!..1*’!tor the College. * The Missionary * Mr. and Mrs. Keimclh Kelley Mn. Mary Jewell, and Mrs. Cynthia Mra. Jun# Jordan of Chicago and home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Al­ inutnuey. spent Bunday with Mr. and Mra. White of Kalamazoo and one brothMrs. Blanche Hynes of Woodland lord Ing. Jr. of Hastings. This was tn Orphk hubert Lathrop and family of Bar- er. Isaac Mason of Silver Creek be- I April 8th at the home of Mrs are caring for her and tiie family, i a birthday celebration in honor of Thursday noon hl* alsler and requested ryvUl*. * Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Barsides several niece* and nephews . I Mn Ted'luoor Wins The members ar* r~ * Mr. and Mrs. John Hynes (June ih. Urthdun of Arthur Br. uuf hurt^d'lur A A. J. Spading returned to T£* n, rags. * num. Glendale and Janice were In Funeral services were held nt honoring hhim Questa 10 brll“ rnaterial for rugr rag*, Crockford) of Holt have rented tiie Carl. lilm. Gucsta We ‘n,“u‘ you IS worship with iui Haul® Creek. Friday. * Four Hl-Y Henton’s funeral home on Bunday, w Gefa^ Mre J. V. Hilbert house In Woodland hto work In Holings Monday fol- Rave a dinnera honoring boys from HasUngs High school Mar. 31. at 2 p.m. with burial at E. his illness last week. * w"nJ; 5.re iT X:™?! h i fnrt Snd L'niteff Brethren in Chriu and expect to move thia week. * lowing hto Hickory’ Corner* cemetery. I spent Saturday evening with Haz- wu-sm-v Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hynes and w “ . ‘ : >to ’ U. OMrtrtM,. .onuu. Woodland ’ ' oJ d Townsend. * the Ladles Aid son Larry ot Charlotte were sup­ h r“srhuter aim Mra Tten SchThursday evening the Luther * . Morning worship, sermoi by paa- wlU meet this week Thuraday with BAKED MICHIGANper guests al the liome of hi* par­ Mrs. Harriet Pcrxlns. club No. I APPLE SURPRISE ents. Mr. and Mn. Prank Hynes neldcr attended the Lenten Retreat ™,aUrch oFwiilch’he^w*!***Member '•tor 10*00 A M J’LZtoin htohon Bunday school’ 11:00 A- M. serving dinner. Program following. Michigan apples are good both Baturduv night. * Mr. and Mrs. F. in Lane Blvd. Evangelical Church *. or^^'rtft -M.p^nl^ ‘ toX raw or cooked . provide minerals, Christian Endeavor 7:00 P. M. ------------- - ------------------7" E. Border and Mr. and Mrs. E. O. In KftUmiuoo last Wednesday. * 'to hini vitamins and desirable bulk. Use EvunkcluUc services each night. DURFEE Sterna entertained for dinner I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnston of He was an honor guest at a din ­ with Rev. P. E. Olmstead of Cale, Mr. and Mis. C. Peck. Mr. and them as many ways as possible— Bunday at the latter's home. Mr.-Piqua. Ohio visited at the home ner * given by his mother. Mr* Wm in salads, desserts, packed in a war donia the cvangellat 7:45 P. M. Mrs. Walter Rockinll. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Al Brenner. Mr. und Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith a few Lind at her home Friday evening. ' God'S— way- is- Uie best. Choose 1 Lyle Rocknill of Hastings and Mr. worker's lunch box. The tollowing Edward Pearse and Mr. and Mr*, days lasrweek. ★ Rev. and Mrs. H. Mr .... Mr . r.-.., Mr*. , -------"Surprise" is one of many tempt­ Edward Goble all of Grund Rapid* V. Townsend attended a meeting Guests were Mr. and 5* Mr„ Dean T(J His — wav and ----- land: live. Mra. Chas. Ickes and family, i-n- —mnlnghom and Mr. and Mrs Ted Kilpatrick UL J k ing Michigan apple dishes the fam­ _____ , of Battle Creek were Sunday after* Mr and Mr* Gera^ Potter and of th. State Church Hoard in LanVJ" Euper and daughter Jnea Ann of ,d„.. school . Sundav 10:30 A M. I noon callers of Mr. and Mre. W11- ily will enjoy! children were dinner guests at the I sing last Saturday. * Rev. and nuwr Mrz. Wotxltand and Mr. and Mrs ClaBake generous-sized individual Mornlng- worahlp 11:30 A M. £rd Ickes. * Mr. and Mrs. Leo home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester War-'Fnv C. Wing were Sunday dinner KCii rcncJBhaon. MIm Betty Bisson and There will be no Bunday evening. Reynold* arid daughter Margaric of pi* shells. Have warm baked ap­ ner Sunday. * Frank Hynes was । guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Wood- ! Sisson of Freeport. STANDARD or mid-week services at this place Battle Creek spent Saturday night ple*. prepared and when ready to called back to work Monday al the man of South Woodland. * Robert Paul * .Woodland Township School during Revival services at Wood- with Mr. and Mr*. Edward luce serve place a baked apple In each Freeport Creamery because of the'Williams of Petoskey came BaturSIRVICI Kindergarten nnd Pint Grade land_______________________________ and Veto. Cha*. Clark of York­ shell: top with vanilla Ice .cream. stulden Illness ot Uie manager. * j day for a few days visit with his —''Mis* BAKED APPLES Doris Whitney, teacher '_____________ ______ Ivlilc called Sunday afternoon.-★ Mr Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hynes were I brother. Gordon Williams and fam- ' Select medium-sized tart Michi­ Thc ha^rt^TrttlXTori^i Kindergarten and Pint HICKORY CORNERS J?“ft* ?trr fed.Hyyn7lS?id«*v wlto i5rUM*to?nMrtr- vfe and Mrs. Herbert Davis of Grand -Ur, - - Jamia, ' 1 Rapids spent the weekend and Sun- gan apples. Core and pare about of lake latke Odessa..lae.1 Odessa last Sunday. Sunday. * * ।I Friday »»««stories * Robert Van Sickle te. of ner* an stories. * Robert Van Sickle has ma9 u M .a, Mary day WIUI ,,, a Mrs.. Jamc* Decs ... and Mr*. with ni Mr.. BUU and m Mra. H.. w D.. ^,u,. Davis. one Inch down. Fill the center with Mr. and Mr*. Will Bruminlcr and a small piece of butter and yellow Mrs. Edith Bruminlcr of Grand Mr and Mrs. Jay Vruggink and tiie red measles. * Mrs Eldon Far- Bartlett are home after a week's ’ * Mr. and Mrs. John Hook and or granulated sugar. Around the Rapids railed on Mr. and Mr£. daughter Sharon of Battle Creek rell and Larrv Jo and Mrs. Eston visit in Tennessee and Kentucky, family attended the funeral of Mrs. apples put I cup granulated sugar „ .....--------- — ji, Skillman Kalamazoo Fri«n.'^ ££"*2} •"?,.iSL?'1"’ “r"iw' r-.“ftl in 4Kt e -- ------------------------------------------Frank Hynes last Sunday. Mrs. and 1 cup water. Bake 375 degrees Cadwallader and Miss Jessie Bel- , day. Burial was in thc Dowling for afternoon. Will Larson und Mr*. Ollie Jensen Jav Jav lias lias received received a a fine fine nromotlon promotion 45 minutes. Paste several times llnucr were at Battle Creek Thurs- cemetery. of Greenville acre also gueits. * and is now in charge of the Grand ! It the syrup is not quite thick CHL'RCH ANNOUNCEMENTS day. ♦ Mrs. Nellie Pennock and | ■— ---------- «-*-•------------;----" ------- a. —-7e th* apples und bml Mr. und Mr*. Ed Dcmaray and Rapids office of Professional ManThe Methodist Church Clara Messenger were nt Battle OBITL'ARY OF WILLIAM MASON on sun Herb of Luke Odessa were Sun­ uuemenl. * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Creek Wednesday. * Mrs. Sarah I William Mason, son of Marlnus {J}0. ™ top w of the stove unRrv. George Wingard, pastor ■-en*. Serve eltiwr warm day dinner guests at Hie home of Allerdlng entertained with a dinner Town and Mrs. Hazel Nunncmakhr and Elizabeth Mason, was born Aug. A lO'.Oo A. M —Morning their daughter und family. Mr. and Friday evening in honor of their were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. 4. 1864. and departed this life Mar. , -----------------11:1511. M—Bunday school Mrs. Stuart Ktruunuul * Mr. and nephew Jack Crockford who en­ Mrs. Wade und au«. Mr*. Dro ,,18. , ^in Youngwife J* a bit disturbed 8 00 PM—Young People's service ’and ‘”a ftira wauc Town town unu m. . Mra. Clifford Mlcl spent tlw week ured the Annv Air service this ------------------ There will be a Junior Church Chamberlin of -Delton. * Ma Mr. and j Hla His early life was was *pent spent near Pult- । bv UwreMing household expenses with Mr. und Mrs. Morri* Swift of week. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. rvrrv Bundiv morning ut 10 A. M Mrs Earl Burdick of Pulton were neyviile In Wayne county. New * and B beglnnng to fear that a minNtnnton. * Will Schnuizried of Welby Crocktord and daughter Jan ——. ------------------ — rt,,t J..I, »”">« wm?, »" ““ “ . yet mean the time Jack Crooked Crockford. * * Rev. Rev. .nd and ‘or North Woodland is critically ill in Ire and ute-steak may Pennock hospital this week. * Mo­ FtCSilv nlghl sponsoredI bv the W. P■ T. A Red Cross drive raised 8480 On Dec. 19. 18*8 he was tor Machinist Male Tom Niethrainuv, .3.. i..<“ ...Z. * David Hunter.JOth grade student I___________________________ amer of Chicago spent Bunday with as r sl- -=,si- °rir k.x’i’bu,,. “li.fT’H ICmm* --------------------------------------------ivls parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Datrict supt. Rev. e h. uanoiu .. .. R . w Tiie Junior class Ntetluuner. * Word has been re­ Wingard * Rev. and Mrs. J. B. ceived by Woodland friends that------- -Clayton Schray of Elmhurst. Illinois brother-in-law. ....... .... MMda, Ml... .rtk Tta’^Sr-U S mFpfirti iSK Jlru bSS More than ever It needs this spring conditioner! ' is In a critical condition In u Chi- Jackson on Mu.-., engo hospital following an opera- Tlicv also visited at- Ute i.umc u, —----------A nation on a heels is a stronger rution. Help keep America on tlon for stomach disorder * Mr end their daughter and family. Rev. and bringing------a on u.. Ih. .HOT.......Harold Heinz und Carl Mrs luiwrence Bird wdre dinner Mrs. Harold Kohn of Marcellus j>l* mornlng/fci. ----- ---- — ----­ Warren. 1 * Friends of Mrs. Nelson wheels. Restore whai winter took away from your cu. Get a 10 Star guests of Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Fanis- and .nd attended .llenckd the lhe Lenten Unlen Retreat HrtnAl financeo'.of the Cross. . The IrL'nS sermon WIIJIM.n ore',Ud"u> know lh*l ahk Wartime Tunc-Up-desigrred for 1945 driving: ★ 1-CmIIm lyitom. in K™!.-.:;.zzo= Kalamazoo ’Wednesday afternoon ,’cxt Sundav is “Tim Power (s /ccover|ng njC*sly at Leila hosworth Of Hasting,. Saturday eve- ir. .■.'cdr.rsdij iftomccr. S. Dcabler Dea bier of the Cross. 4ul w Mr and Mni Lyn Lawren^. ning. * Jack Crockford, formerly and evening. * Rev. J. 8. Drain and flush radiator, add rust preventive. Drain heater. Check was :r. in onia c;. on business „r. on TLu... Thurag™ Chureh B|J(l daughler Marilyn spent Friday of M. 8. C. East Lansing, left Sun- v.-.. hose and fan belt. ★ 2 - Battery. Check, add water, recharge, if rh.v of of lust In.I week. .. W Rev. Pov I. I H. I, OsPSUI __ ■ Saturday <._..._ ________ ___ _ A Paui W. GelgCT. Geiger. rOSVOr Pastor dav for Chicago. He has been in day * and kt Ow»w, * Listen 10: 00 A. M Sunday school necessary. ★ 3 —Gas Siring Strvica. Air cleaner: dean and re-oil. Spark thc R. O. T. C. ut the college und good nnd children. David and Nel­ for wedding bells al Hickory Cor­ 11: 00 A. M. Morning worship ls now training in Hie Army Air da arid Mrs. Eat he I Houghton werc ners soon. plugs: clean and regap. ★ 4-Clias*is LatelcaUoa. Wipe off all fining* 12.30 u Dr. Maier. WOOD. Force. * Mr. and Mrs. A J. Sparlluq dinner gu&rts Sunday at the home - Walter ------ --A-------------------------and apply fresh Standard lubricants. ★ 6—Craokusa. Drain, flush, spent Saturday in Hastings. * Mr. of Mr.. Rebecca Smith of East wJ1”’’111? , ,, .vu r-m-rv and Mrs. Ben Allen and family of Woodland Mr und Mrs Morrell P- » Lutheran Gospel Hour GLASS CRLEK refill with summer grade I so-Vis. Check oil filter. ★ 8—TransirJutoa Belding were Sunday afternoon cal- Smith nnd son were also guests. cKLy* T1’“ °*a's Creek Extension class —• OFarrell —-II H|Ur star .Mother* to Meet B 16 p M Luther League meeting will hold their la.,t meeting of the and DlffitintiaL Drain. Install sturdy summer grade Standard lubri­ irrs — on■ *•Mr. und Mrs. V'-' Eldon The the Blue ‘ "•*'h M«- Jack Erway thU and Larry Joe. * Mr. and Mrs. .... next meeting of ... v ... a. Star with Bible Contest. cant. ★ 7—Front Wb**l Baartncs. Clean and repack. ★ 8—Satety Sarvlc*. rernry ricnsiicr Tuesday. Womans Missionary wr<-k Thursday. * Mrs.- Forrest Henry Fteasner were ounuay Sunday uuiucr dinner Mother?, will be held al at the home of Check lights, dean lenses; inspect wiper. * 9-Uro*. Inspect rubber, guests of Mr. and Mis. Raymond Mrs. O. F Benner. Monday after,hp homc.ln Hnvens attended the Camp Fire prtiinn nr Lake Odessa, i Elwood — — * latke Odc&sa. Odcsir. W * Wednesday evening lumnuvi banquet in Hnuino* Hastings tn>t last week week. * * Dalton of Lake Odessa. * Elwood noon. April 5. rims, valves, etc- Check need for replacement or recapping. (Main­ Mi'l4*od nnd Raymond Smith of M. Lenten Sendee "The Cry of AnMr und Mrs. Lyle Otis and sons Mcl^eod and Raymond Smith of M Bridal Shower “,,u tain wartime pressure—32 lbs. Switch as needed.) ir 10 — Apcavaac* B. C. arc spending spending their spring Mrs. Leon Hynes and Mis* Glayds Kulsh with »P«l«l Umten music Kealh and Terry of Kalamazoo vacation with their parents in Hvncs gave n shower Saturday eve- and slide* from the Songs of the wete Sunday visitors nt Fred Otis. — Protaetlcn. Wash, polish. W»x.thcbody and bright metal. Remove­ Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Hon.er Homer Erway Erway and and Woodland. * Mr. nnd Mrs Lawning. honoring Miss Audrey Mui- Cross. Choir rehearsal following * Mr. .v evening •lendore wtoi? siding will bT.n** Thuruinv Pp MM Religious Religious inin- ---------children ami• Mre Harold ’Sharp of spots from upholstery. • Buy more War Bonds and Stamps. Drive . rente Bird were Sunday —-------... ------------------ ---------------Dainty Mwkegon. alw Mr. and Mrs. Dick »upi>er guests of Mr. and Mrs L..n. Bird- event s>EUtof ... June. aa .u..i refreshmenu structIon after whoo under 35—share your car. ■' . L Evangelical . Crockford were served and Miss Mullcndorc T , h e Church Hose Rose and Dicky Dicky of Hastings were sill Holly. * Mrs. Robert Crockford were .-.erved and MBs Mullendorc J. S. Denblcr. Pastor visitors at Roy Erway* during the is expected home Wednesday from received many beautiful gifia. Mlu 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship. weekend. * Mr. and Mrs. Fred OUs. tiie Battle Creek Osteopathic hos- Ellrebt lh Smith ot Lansing was an Anthem. "Come To Me" Mr. B and ,. u Mrs. Forrest ruilCM Havens nnd pltal where she has been for treat- out of town guest. Theme, ot Sermon. "Thc Fountain Mrs. Mrs Ray Erway Erwny attended the W. .... --------------•---hav­ Weal Woodland Birthday Club io merit. She .Is still very weak Head." 8. C. 8. S. at jlerald jlerafd Smith Smith's s at GoodMOBIL PBODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR ' Meet ing been Riven two blood tronsyou* standaio ou dial** i« cAe con*i«**tion hi*oou**ii*> ....!» Friday. tr.l.l.. a. If.. ... - T^IV.L.I.. 11: 00 A- M.—Sunday school will * Mrs. Jas. Dibble. Jr.. The West Woodland Birthday Juajons * Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ttl E. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE 8554 7: 45 P. M.—E. L. of C. E. topic. ha* a position in the State Labora- . “The Golden Rule. What It Means tory al Lansing. A correction in To Me." led by Miss Marilyn Eck- a former Item. * Mr. and Mrs. ardt. > Chas. Whittemore spent Sunday at 8: 30 P. M. — Evening worship. Lowell Whittemore's at Delton. * Theme of sermon—"Life's Su- Sunday vtoitor* at Ray Erway* were preme Choice". Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott and daughE. L. of C. E. regular business ter. Mrs. Jas. Dibble. Jr., of Lanineeling. Tuesday evening at the sing. Miss Genevieve of Grand home of Miss Oglu Eckardt. .Rapids and Miss Joan of KalamaW. M. 8. and Lesson Study Wed- zoo. * Jack Erway Is driving a new neadav at'the home of Mrs. Karl tractor. * Mr. and Mrs. Russell Whittemore and “ daughters spent* Eckardt. * Thursday—Midweek prayer serv- : Bunday with the Ford Enz' at I Woodland. * Mr. and Mrs. Elmer i Laubaugh of Hastings were Sunday Friday—Choir rehearsal. evening callers at Fred Otis'. * South Woodland Church of the i Mr and Mrs. Wm. Whittemore of Brethren Delton were supper guests at Rus­ ■ Arthur L. Dodge, -pastor 10:00 A. M. Worship and sermon sell Whittemore's Friday night. WOODLAND _._K;‘,tK“rc»n"«.°''r,?Lwu£wT Ml SSS.k’iuSrt’SS?: KS>|."S X^’JnsS’ w. r■£A,asri<4h'iab&BR' °" “■ ““ ■“ Your car's a year older nowl . I : AMERICA'S CARS HAVETO LAST FOR THE DURATION SO KEEP THEM RUN NING. LET US ' HELP We're here to serve you. Gas, Oil or Tire Repairing. Let us help keep your cor running for the duration. McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES 59999999999811448 018257089257878980^^ HAS... ‘ NOW MORE THAN EVERChoose Beauty That Lasts! YOUR HOME LOST SOME OF ITS CHARM? Remember how you planned that home? It was perfect—nothing ever like it before. Why not make it a point thi* Spring to go all through that first planning experience again? Why not restore that House of Magic appearance and comfort to its former state? It'll be a profitable move, add value to your property and give you a whale of a lot of refreshed personal satisfaction besides. WE CAN STILL FINAN CE REPAIRING-REMODELING MONEY IS ALSO AVAILABLE For Purchasing Homes Already Built VhH lilt hangs ky a wire! tZilE SIMPLEST, eatleit way to brjng your home new beauty and fmhntas I* through lovely wall­ paper. But especially now, you should choose lasting qualitythat means Imperial! lj‘» Color-Locked— guaranteed w*»liable and light­ resistant. Here in our showroom, there** « wonderful selection, in Blue-WHITE light blaze* down on the But electric power bn't automatic. There are the retain of practical both Igyvly color* that will harmonize terne little group.'.1':. A auction machine The hard-working men and women of ncu management under public rtgulauoa hum* quietly. . . . Skilful linger* poise America'* electric companies are thc — part of the lyitcm of buiincH freedom an electric knife. ... A human life de- folk* who Isave made it dependable. in which million* of American* have put with your furnishings. And the low price* will surprise yqu. Stop by Wc Soli War Bonds and War Saving* Stamps today and let us help you I pendi on the even flow of electric power. THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldg. Member* F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 STEBBINS & JACOBS SUCCESSORS TO CARVBTH & STEBBINS HASTINGS PHONE 2131 Electric equipment of numy kinds serve* thc modern hospital. Bu*y dec- They’ve made it plentiful, too—so that power than those of any other nation. tora and nurses use it every day for And they’ve made it cheap — so that thc diagnosis and treatment, without even average American home enjoy* twice ai pausing to dunk of the constant supply much electricity for the same money it of electricity that run* it. paid about 15 year* ago. ’ their faith and tlicir Mvbp. America’* war plant* have far more CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �7 FAOl MIGHT ■ the Interior and exterior of a house. The office practise class 1* be­ ginning to study the operation of the Ediphone. ’ Another student working in the The flee club* and choir class1 Piston Ring office as a substitution have been working extra hard re- for advanced typing and office ecnUy preparing tor the second Vic­ practice classes is Joyce Frey. On tory Sing whlc)i will be held to- Monday. Mildred Will and Joyce piorrow night, April 2. at 8:00 In Harrington began work in the of­ Central auditorium. Along with the fice of tiie E. W. Bliss Co. Victory Sing, an auction will be Thl* week the F. F. A. initiated held. Merchants have donated ten members to be raised to sec­ goods which Will be put up at auc­ ond degree and become regular tion. The person bidding highest members of the organization. for the article on sale will receive Mr. Knopf s biology classes this U plus a War Bond for the amount ►week are completing a two-week study on birds. In the interest of recruiting stu­ On Friday. April 16. the com­ dents for nurse's training. Mrs. bined junior and senior bands will Katherine Pullen spoke Tuesday to give a concert at 8:00 in Central the girls of Hastings high in Cen­ auditorium. . tral school auditorium. Mrs. Pul­ Approximately thirty boys report­ len. Rid Cro«s nurse recruiting sec­ ed‘Tor the first track practice of retary. was accompanied by Can the season last Monday. Helena Clearwater. A N. c. and Applicants for the University of Lt. Minnie Black. Al N. c„ of iMichigan scholarships were given Percy Jones general hospital, and the standard written test by Mr. by Miss Salma Skyt'.a. a student I Taylor on March 20. nurse at Community hospital. Bat- | The seniors have chosen their । graduation Invitations. A cominltThe home management class is ■ tee from the class selected four >r>starting notebooks on home decora­ >vitations. and the class determined tion and period furniture. Tiie note which one of the four wpuid be the book will Include plans for both officio) one. HIGHSCHOOL NOTES The girls' physical education classes have chosen their best play­ ers from each class to play basket­ ball against other class teams dur­ ing the noon hour on Tuesdays and Thursdays. A new flag salute ha* been es­ tablished recently, other than the military salute. It Is as follows: stand at attention, place your right hand over your heart, allow It to remain there until tire pledge is completely recited. The Hastings Teachers club spon­ sored a formal dance for the Coast Guards at the Odd Fellows Hku Saturday. March 27. "Mexico. Land of Enchantment.' a sound film In technicolor, was shown at an optional assembly Fri­ day. Marcli 26. Club hour was held Monday. March 22. The Hl-Y boys attended the Ep­ iscopal church Sunday. March 28, in a body. Mr. Roy Gamer. English and mathematics teacher, has responded to the national need of manpower In defense Industry. He resigned Friday. March 26. to take a position at' the Hastings Manufacturing Co. IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE WAR—FORGET IT. THE RASTINC1 BANNCT, TKVBSPAfr, Af*a 1. 1HI SOUTH SHULTZ Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hom enter­ tained the following gue<u Sunday honoring John Graham's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Graham. John. Jr., and Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Simonds. Dewayne and Jackie all of Kalamazoo. « Mr. and Mrs, Lester Bonneville spent Bunday with their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Manning und Sharon of Ypsilanti. ♦ Mr. and Mr*. Ronald-Kenyon. Dick and Jack of Nashville spent Saturday with their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kenyon and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Bishop of Battle Creek and Vesta Monica and Danny Payne of Hope Center spent Saturday evening with them. * MnJ Orpha Rohm who has been spending some time with her son Gary Rohm and family returned to her home in Elkhart. Ind., lost week. * Mr. and Mrs. Prank Maas and Mn Kate Patton of Kalamazoo vis­ ited Mr. and Mrs Mila Ar.hby Sun­ day. * Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hom were In Kalamazoo Tuesday. Dolorse O'Connor accompanied them home for a week’s visit. * Rev. and Mrs. Fred Hom of Battle Crock spent from Saturday until Monday at their home here. * Mrs. Katie Kahler of North Barry and Mrs. Emma Johncock* of Cloverdale call­ ed on Mrs. J. W. Tedrow and Mrs. Mina Kenyon Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Meyers called on Sun­ day. * Mrs. Ada Ashby received thc sad message Friday of the passing of her cousin, Mra Ella Greusel of Milwaukee, Wta.. and attended her funeral at Kalamazoo Monday af­ ternoon. CLAY HILLS Mr. and Mrs. Leon Potts werc callers at Mrs. Lenna Johnson's Ln Bowne last Thursday, and found her able to sit up for a short lime * Several from Clay Hills attended the funeral of Mrs. Harriet at thc Beeler funeral home in Middleville Saturday. We. extend our sympathy to the bereaved ones. * Mr. ana Mra. Leon Potts spent Sunday in Urnslng at the home of their daugh­ ter. Mrs. Harold England and fam­ ily. A Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Haight of Grand Rapids spent the week­ end at the home of Eugene Haight *• Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCaul and Mr. and Mrs. William Hullet. spent 'Sunday in Grand Rapids at thc home of Thane Hullet. * Mrs. Sar। nh McCaul spent Sunday with hcr : daughter, Mrs. Minnie. Colburn und i family at Alaska. 1 FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS AUCTION SALE CENTRAL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 2 HUBBARD IHLLS MARTIN CORNERS ' HENDERSHOTT Mr. and Mra. Chas. Hendershott Mrs. Roy Jenkins is better and' Mra. Oienard Showalter and Mra. Cogswell was able to go to Middleville Sat- ' Elsie "* " and “* son Wayne and "* entertained on Sunday honoring tiie her daughters Marjorie and Bcrnita I birthdays of their daughters. Mr. urday afternoon., * Mr. and Mrs. of Nashville were Bunday after­ Wilbur Schantz and Mrs. Utile Archie Burd entertained Mr. and noon caller* at Mr. and Mrs. Mau­ Lqckwood of Hastings. Besides the Mra. Ray Burd and family of As­ rice Cogswell*. William Cogiwell's families was another guest. George syria. Mr. and Mrs. Rlcimrd Burd and Mr. snd Mra. Orr Pisher*. w McCulla of Hasting*. * Mrs. Mark; and son of Vermontville and Pfc. Our teacher Mb* Myrtle Wilson Howard nnd daughter Carol of Dale Burd from a Wisconsin Comp nnd Mis* Ruby Cogswell attended Jackson wa* u weekend guest at to dinner Sunday. Dale Bunl loolu the teachers convention in Lansing, Jack Sullivan'*. * A. C. Clark spent to be moved soon. * A letter from Friday. * Mr. and Mra. Orr Fisher Uie weekend visiting hl* broUier. Pvt. Merle Burd states he is in were Thursday afternoon callers at Calvin Clark, near Fenton. * Mrs. training in a California camp and Mr. and Mr*. Barry Wellman's and ; Elin Lahr who has spent the win­ Setting along fine: * Pfc. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. William Hilton's. It ter at Albert Brill* went to her ireen writes from San Antonio, happened to be Mr. Wellman's home with Mr. and Mrs Otb Dc­ Texas, the weather Is warm and he birthday. They found Mr. Wellman ' Mott in the Gregory district, on is getting along fine with his school and Mr. Hilton who have been 111 Sunday. * Sunday guests and call­ work, w Mr. and Mr*. Jim Storkau for some time .somewhat Improved. er* nt the Martenson Christensen and baby of Grand Rapids. Mr. and * Mr*. Alma Goodenough came Sat­ (home were Ed Cassidy of Battle Mra. Dick Maters of Kalamazoo and urday to stay with Alice and Mel­ Creek. Mr. and Mr*. Ed Sent* and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Slorkan of Has­ vin Whetstone as her husband has Mr. and Mra. Arthur Burgdoff of tings spent Sunday with Mr. and been Inducted in the 'army and left Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs Ted Mra James Storkan. Sr. w Ralph Saturday for Camp Grant. 111. * O'Laughlin und Helen called on Teeter and Miss Betty saw several Mr und Mr* Orr FUher visited Mr relative* In Battle Creek Sunday deer on the Hubbard Hills recent­ and Mra. Glenard Showalter In aftemoon. * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ly'. * Mr. and Mn. Roy Jenkins:and Garrison were Sunday caller* at ----- Nashville Friday afternoon. Mr. Ray sisters . Showniter left Saturday for Camp Harry Whitworths In the Week's ay entertained the former's former * titters id nephew from Grand Rapids oriint. III. Our good wishes and district. * Mr*. Floyd Garrison 'Sunday. * * ... Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bow­ praycrs B0 wlth lhe,p Bnd all lh(J spent Friday with Mr. und Mra. erman expects to move sooW. Tire boys called Into service. ♦ Mrs. May Robt. Bryan* ip Hasting*. In the state is going to sell the bulldin;.* Chenowllh of Leonidas visited her evening she wu* Uie guest of Hor­ where they are. * Staff Sgt. Chorles niece, Mrs. Sterling Weeks and fam­ tense Meade for nupper and the Storkan writes from Washington, ily over thc weekend. * Mr nnd show. * Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Pflug of D. C.. that he is getting along fine. Mrs. Sterling Weeks and Morris and Hastings were calling at Albert * James Bowerman finished mov­ Mr*. May Chenowith attended Uie Brills' last Tuesday. * It is with ing from his home which he sold capping exercise* nt Battle Creek regret that we learn that the Wal­ to the slate. He is making his Community hospital Friday evening. ter Bundays have sold their farm home with his son Rollo and wile It wu* a very impressive service. and will move to Hasting*. near Oates Corners. * Mr. and Mrs. Mr. und Mrs. Week's daughter. Mita Peck have purchased a farm on the Rosemary nnd Ml** Marjorie Rey­ BANFIELD camp ground road. They expect nolds of Qulmbv received their Ml*.* Lydia Dunn has returned to raise chickens. They purchased nurses caps, marking the comple- from Florida und Is staying al Uie a large brooder. W Mr. and Mrs. tlon of 6 months of training. home of her brother Orv who is Chas Mayo of Battle Creek spent very ill in the Ulla hospital. * Mrs. Sunday at the Green home. Their PLEASANT HILL Nelson Willison is much Improved youngest son Mike is in the Marines Th Sunshine Club will meet with in health and will *oon return from The in Ireland, Kenneth ••• in tiie •Navy Mrs Herb Cook Thursday after- the Leila harpltal in Battle Creek. ’»•/ •is’ Mrs. n California and Ivan is in camp noon. * Mra Stephen Carter is ♦ Mr and Mr*. DeVon Putnnip and in Georgia. ♦ Ixiis Tripp returned much better for which her friends daughter Evonne Mary spent Ja*t to school Monday after being ab- are very glad * Mr. and Mrs. John weekend with DeVon'* parents. * sent three week*. * Archie Burd s Wlikes of ju-ar Hasting* were Sun- Pvt. Robert Wilbur who has been the first In our community to gel his day dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. attending school In Chicago wu* garden plowed. , Matt Bedford Mr. mid Mra Loren home last week and now ha* left Johnson and son Harold, who was for a Military Camp In Calilomh. NORTH HOPE I home on a few hours furlough, were * Mrs. Mark Peake of Hustings was Mr. and Mrs Capt Shellenbarger Sunday forenoon callers. * Mrs. a Thursday dinner guest of Mrs. of Hastings spent Bunday afternoon Mae McDonald entertained her »tg- Eva Sweet. * The W. S. C. S. will with Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCal­ ter and slstcr-in-lnw from Grand have a supper at the church Fri­ lum. * Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ulrich Rapid* Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. day evening Following thc supper of Hastings were on our street SunKonzcn of South Bend vis­ Harold Foster of Hustings will show (day. * Mra. Ethel Baker of Kala- George ited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. moving pictures. * Hie Cemetery ' mazoo spent Sunday at her farm J. Williams Saturday night nnd Association met with Mrs. Clara here. ★ Ou* Peake is spending some Sunday while here on a business Hughes Thursday und the incum­ time with Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth trip. Other Sunday caller* were bent officers will hold over for thc Scott and family at Texter. * Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Rowladcr and ensuing year. All lot owners are and Mrs Robert Vrooman and fam­ children of Caledonia and Mr and urged to pay annual dues tp Mrs. ily of Hastings called Sunday- on Mrs. Clare Williams and daughters, Hughes. Sec., whose address In BatMr. and Mrs. Rankin Hart. * Mr. local, a Several Iron) thl* street at­ Ue Creek. Mich. R. No. 4. box 132. nnd Mrs. Gordon Thompson of tended the funeral or Mrs. Nellie Shultz called Sunday evening on Harriet Saturday. We live too close to our leaders to Mr. and Mra. Otto Pranshka. * know what place they Will assume In Edwin Melsenbach of Hastings Our whole social life Is in essence history. In the emergency of 1B9I. spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs.. but a long, slow striving for the vic­ licriuip*. some puzzled publicist will Amanda Mciscnbach. tory of justice over force—John a.k. 'What would Franklin D. Galsworthy. BANNER WANT ADS PAY Roosevelt do if he were here? Starting at 8:00 P. M. I will offer the following articles to the highest War Bond or War Stamp bidder: for the Boys in Service: Leather Kit Toilet Kit 4 pkg. Tobacco 3 boxes Cigars * 2 boxes Candy •^Safety Razor Box Stationery 4 bars Soap Carton Camels 2 Polishing Outfits for the Sports Minded: All Wool Sweater Trout Basket 2 boxes Shotgun Shells Pair Slacks 4 boxes 22 cal. Shells Broach Pin / Hunting Coat Auto Owners and Misc. 6 Grease Jobs Gal. Window Cleaner Gal. Motor Oil 6 pints Casite 3 sets of Piston rings, Ford, Plymouth, Chev. 5 lb. Car Grease Exhaust Deflector Gal. Paint 2 pkg. Cor Upholstery Cleaner Simonize Wax and Cleaner Set Qt. Paint Sealed Beam Head Light Bot. Johnson's Gio Coat Game Victory Garden Seed Assortment 4 Hair Cuts and Shave 100 lbs. Dog Food 1 lb. Peas seed Pr. Half Soles and Heels Dog Collar and Leash 200 lbs. Coal. for the Cooks on Home Front Roaste; $3.50 Cake Bosket Groceries Casserole Electric Broiler 2 lb. box Crackers Bottle Jergens Face Cream 6r Lotion Pyrex Set Box Groceries 2 Finger Waves and Shampoo Pr. Ladies Hose Cannister Set $1 Value Milk Tickets 5 lb. Pancake Flour Live Chicken Handbag Household Baby High Chair Telephone Chair $3 Dry Cleaning Job Tablecloth 2 End Tables Carving Set Blanket Clothes Hamper Pair Sheets (Nation Wide! Oh! Oh! Unmentionables 2-25 lb. Sacks of Flour Round Steak 2 Rings of Bologna 1 qt. Whipping Cream 1 5 5 4 lb. Butter lbs. Coffee lbs. Beans Sundaes MANY OTHER ITEMS STILL TO BE COLLECTED Reg.nl of th. Univ.rdty ,f ,ht Each is capable, experienced, well-fitted for the task ahead. • Each Entertainment for All... All for Fun... All for the War Effort Valuable Door Prizes! has a record of accomplishment—a reputation for fairness and effi­ ciency. • Each will bring into state government a deep sense of responsibility, an awareness of today's complex problems, and a firm resolve to cope with them fearlessly and impartially. • Your vote for these candidates is a vote for unity, for further strengthening of the high principles of the Republican Party, for giving Michigan responsible government qr} every front. • It was your vote last November which started the trend back to that kind of.government. UNCLE SAM . PROP. Auctioneer, Dewey Reed CLERKS-Geo. Carpenter, Ben Gidley and other clerks too numerous to mention. <Thi« Advertisement contributed by The Hasting* Banner) Your vote for these candidates on Monday, April 5th, will carry that trend another step forward. VOTE REPUBLICAN MONDAY, APRIL 5>h � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-04-08.pdf fe6e8d7215362cdf2c4a16eaf0fac84d PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION ONL—PAGES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. APRIL 8. 1943 14 FACES—2 SECTIONS 2nd WAR LOAN DRIVE STARTS APRIL I On fAo ☆ ☆ RED CR0SS drive Easter Seal Sale Sponsored by Rotary SUffWARNOWCRITICAL -> BARRY COUNTY HAS *"• s,tt'n9F,”„^4.90,000 JOB TO DO ! oail ’iucuuil Willi . Satisfaction with aucccNseissuccesses UI in Wi«u»«v. Aim w»»iuri»mr juosaa.ab-. North Africa are iempervd by Die tion. has been suspicious of the en-1 Charged with wulng - --------------- --fact that the real battle for the tire North African sel-uf> since the out a permit and without proper „ext few months will be taking lime when both the Americans and: 10 i pla(.p ln the Atlantic aguinrt tlie Gen Giraud not only accepted the' “J”**1.. -__________________ Nazi noto- . Rapids' and* BnwrJrtton ^Officer . Nazi underuM undersea raiders raiders Furthermore. Furthermore. II aid-of aid -of Admiral Admiral Jean Jean Darlan, Darlan, noto^ Conservation""'Officer ! Our Nashville letter has been ’Joseph \ McKniRht Roy Thomas Die unnlra«ant truth Is that wc wlil'rlou.s Vichy turnepat. but appointed George Sumner of Hustings Ainiuui mwsaiitf u Nearly Complete Returns Joseph \ McKnight. delayed because Mrs. Brown finds and probably do well to score nn even him commissioner of the civilian The lire, which wx> set near Gun D 4 F* Show $11,006.44 and Rey Rjy. Don Don Gury Gury. herself In Iowa so we'll have do > JMie-sale of these stamp* Ls now break in this fight. The U. S. andf government in Algeria and Morocco!,lake, got out of cimirrt and VOUnty Ked VTOSS Already Turned n „ , „ , , , ,, _><n progress and will continue un- Britisli navies combined do not yet' Frenchmen who aided tlie American c1ro",ed,lhe d<lJl‘K dnpia«c n»|h, gel the news from over that way Tills month. Barry county takas The annual annual meeUna meeting of of Die the Barry * - . ~ ■ E*'1" an<1 .4” I'1*"’0? m*V..bC ««“»•«»» cra“ a«Mable invasion force were actally thrown The be-. another time. For that reason and ■uuxuik i~ »—•<• w»» u<- Co Chapter. American Red Cross. on llfl blggeat and most important purchs^d Hastings from Mr. to VucmsMuHy' ’o’priwn. now totals $11,000 44. accord- p Urrhn*cd (“in Hasting* .uccr.,r.|iiA. remtat coinbat The tlie Omran German j im into orison’.'as as were follower* of',onldn! t° cl*re Hoffman was dcbecause 27 of our men are board­ £aunty tool will be held Tuesday evening April — r»i<ic tn anJimeTw. annoiuicement tillscounty week .j„ ... me Merman uno pusun.. a.s writas iuhuxi Baraites. a tool KMrs. Radford, Snv^mem^’r^’the com- lo »uccc»iuuy ^eetcoinoai which will raid theloeGaulie However, things *now nroved, also two garages, lug the 10:35 train tor Camp Grant by » house, chicken house, five row .boats. 13. nt 7:30 in the municipal court Ing of $490,000 through the sale ot Government War Bonds M our this morning .Thursday I.these(next cAainnan’""fhlt" fi'm- ’amirnnt is a launch and a quantity of cedar room in the city building. .’hnro u» in uk thc^TOIRTEEN BILLION few paragraphs are ’fust 0Vl?r int lhe quota quotu— —ai.zw $7,200— —nsas- | nun5h;is an adequate sunn lv of the bers as the weather clears So. .ill bld for unity. In a statesmanlike ostf, • This is an important meeting as snwre Tn’for "' them. .3 over ports. —»r that each fellow ’V “ to the the county. county. Four Four districts districts! I ,t ta|n.nils at at jc achju Taken otficery will be eh elected ctccvra and aiui the an- .DOLLAR SECOND .WAR WAR IOAN LOAN We ll 11 see tliat feilow Ihaa a, alyned to Hoq] available to the of us will probably have to be pre- speech earlier this month lie laid Taken before before Justice Justice Ben Ben BowBow- officer* 7T..* was ' rtre-ed -r tw nuivp wl.trh nffteU marts Anri! M!l?prJ! paper when rh7.‘.. the lhe conductor condl,ctor caUa.| eB,u-i ln In th the . ammtv county aro are not exwnrte.r complete .nd «nd ' “500*' " -----------------------vu,1“ulc lo u“ t0‘ "...s of h£vy down a basis for eo-peratlon of free man. 8todek a tine of nm [sports rivr ivrn. Officers to be DRIVE which lv officially starts April v..~irman. vice-chair- *“ lesse* in merchant shipping, "in | Frenchmen everywhere in which he: ° B^rv bounty 'jail man ^secretary ni Does that sound like an Impossible jail man. .•ecretary and treasurer and stride" Hitler L-. using hU subma r-, Repudiated Vichy's armistice with, awaUlnK the payment of the fine, reports will be eiv... given .by the various alignment? Il isn’t and there is not one leg­ Ines as nn "ace in the hole." so to Hitler; declared ail Vichy laws, es- Which he was able to do on Tues- committee chairmen. course, reading on the train is about Radford has only the high- ’ Tl’s.Z?nd_. Every member of the Red Cro«s itimate reason why this county os good for your eyes as- taking • w?Iirnise ioV the. various city, vil- villages ot the county, stamps have victory Ls past but he might be able ' rt liglou.s discrimination, null and 1 Is entitled to vote at this meeting should fail. ---------------- • • •---------------l been placed in the hands of the । a swim to help a cold but If you re |fl8e aIld township chairmen and the I and any person who contributed one to force if his Mibma-ivoirt; the restoration . of --------a stalemate --------. - promised . in the mood to swim, then what. workers who raised thk war fund. I superintendent of schools. dollar or more to the war fund drive thev are an investment—■an “ace“iit-d ' Till* i* a worthy cause and every rines can prevent the full force of democratic government in North: North in March is a member of the Burry hlah". uulit-edged investment which “’L’r&rt ..u rL,rh ' dime Invested in the Easter seals American production from reaching; Africa elected by Die people; pledged Co. Chapter Members are urged to can’t fail unless Unde Sam falU to In the orchestra and don I forget nr„ women who have many other .. Ii? will 111 heln I'* ’1' K0 «nme P'e rrinnleri .ch child “ to (j|(. bam,. zoncs That is his one himself to safeguard tlie sacred'I attend as It is the opinion ot the win this war and if that happened to teli your Sarge. that you have responsibilities. Two chairmen run ]>“ve hu or her rtghtful chance in chance and he will piny it for cv-1 right of the French people to deter-1 officers that the members will have nothing we own—money or pro­ been known to walk right off. leav-;lhelr husbands- KXs stations and ;1Uca much better understanding ot the perty—would be any rood for long. entiling it Ls worth. Our one vi!- mine their own government after. Published report* by the banka ing your coat and car-keys for- have ctlH.r duties xs well. It Ls ju t * work done locally by the chant: ncrable spot is our extended linea' victory. These promises nn- already ! '.,ne , .Present ..'sent officer* of the chapter in Barry county indicats that peocna getting you even had a coat—re-, anothir example of the way the Co-operation Produces of supply and the submarine Ls the being carried out. It Is probakle that' "* Chairman. Mr*. R G. Hub- pie here have enough savings demember? ’people of Barry county stand back one ucajion for which the All!e.r neither Giraud nor DeGaulle, work-f Excellent Results b.t*d: vice-chairman. Homer Smith; posits alone to meet this bond quota And Billy Ransom what do you Of u,t war effort. have not yet found an adequate ing independently, can form a I T, Wflr Bond a|K1 8tainp Auc- secretary. Mrs. Mrs. Orville A. Sajle*; Say Orville A. several time* over. want to wager that, come your tallowing Is the report of how the — Walter - ■ ---------------Subscriblne to thb Second War Hrst furlough, after your bwte ! money was raLsed: answer. ' united front of the factions which |llon S|lc he.1{1 ln central auditorium ^“”<1 treasurer. A. Eaton. Loan h merelv a change In form training, and we’ll be shaking hands ( Hastings City • jare creating internal dlssgitlotis here Friday evening scored a de-j • of our savings account. wlUi a streamlined veraion of you.- Mr31. r m cook chmn. $ t.'rit.til Despite American political blun-! among those independent French- Jgree ot success which surprised its Instead of. having It on deposit It’s a bet! We can’t bet with any | RUl|alld. Mrs Harry Dunn -------22050 dets In North Africa—blunders, men who sincerely wish an Allied । sponsors, the Hasting* Schools and1 at our favorite local bank, we would’ of vou fellows about how youll Baltimore. winch must certainly have shocked victory Working together, however. I tne local retailers war stamp and have It on deposit with Uncle Sam look in a uniform because we know Mrs Uoyd Gaskill 236.05 , | the enslaved people in al! of Nazi- they undoubtedly can form a French > b°^ drive ejnmlttoe. direct—and he needs it to keep All Salvage Tin Possible vou’li all look super. And who do Woodland township these fellow* we've seen leaving for we think will look Hie best—now MUs Lena warren “n J?1'h^'Yiii pr°porUons set and the the sponsors Needed for Wor Production dominated Europe—The two leaders set at at $35,000 435.000 and sponsors privpriv­ the armed force training center*, thLs is a Ume. brother, to be ”un- woodland village, of free France. Gen. Henri Giraud which will help the Allies in carry------- •hoped ------ j •for — — * ately >25.000. the actual ' for the past two years properly . Twenty-Seven More available for comment' If you know Mr«. H A Klison The first collection of salvage tin -and Gen. Charles DeGaullc. appear ing on the fight and will also k-e cash value of the bonds auctioned supplied with the best war equip­ what we mean. Thornapple township. cans in Barry county will be held to be approaching real unity. De-, Enter Armed Service or otherwise disposed of as a result (Continued on page 4. Sec. I) ment we can possibly produce. Guess you were right Gerry Mrs. Frank Conun this Fridav and Saturday. April 9 ol the sale amounted to $47,018.75. Savings accounts tn this nation county —, rencc. when we were checking fel- Middleville. and 10. After this, tin can pick-ups The face or maturity value ot the , Another group of Barry — lows' addresses at the bank and you . Mri llarrv Baisch men leave today for service in the were never at a higher level. Banka will be held every eight weeks. I ■ bonds thus is well over $50,000. said, you'd soon be eating chow with Irving. Mr*. Bert Palmer Instructions for this first collec- ' "Housewives should start preTlie j force* of the United States, have more money than they know The tinsxr.e.'s briskness or of me the oiaaing bidding sursurtlie rest of 'em. You can be Rlad i Freeport. preer—• Mrs. Chas Hoyt • prised everyone. Almost from the The boys, twenty seven innumber what to do with Intereat raise on tlon are simple. paration and collection of the tin of one tiling Gerry, since the ra- ' Castleton. - ' Mart, blds in the thousand-dollar *111 «"«’'“JUS.O. room today savings deposit* have been either nV X?u ,lvS cnns immediately. If thev have not Hon points have been cut on some I' Mrs. Hollis McIntyre range were placed—and auctioneer ?£_’.J®. aJJd *nl f there reduced to an all-time tow (1 or ville. Freeport. Woodland. Nashville , . . r- ... or Delton, have all available cans already begun. Mr. L. E. Barnett, 2 per cent at the most), or dis­ items, it looks os if the army isn’t Nashville Mrs. Ralph Hess continued entirely. having to ent so many prunes. Barry. Mrs. Leon Dunning 169.15 properly prepared >see Illustration chairman, said. "We want to have “ mi iSet?fitS!. M.>« CharJiSL ’ fl ” teaturr Mavor cnar------—------------- --- I It U thb money which Uncle Baa We know how interested you are_____ ___________ Delton. Mrs. Fred_____ O. Hughes 23870 on this page) piled at the curb by ns many tin cans as possible for Work of Womens Army , In the U. S. O. room here. Les. Assyria. ]e*. Leonard auctioned off .'.-—to camo Grant, ill.. Kicnara Lynn Fridav morning. April 9. and the the first collection date. Outlined in.Mccting Here Ixx-kwdod. and how you hel|*d and. Mrs. Robert Hartorn 'fresh <so he saldi fish for county highway trucks assisted by Tin is used in the composition well keep you posted about what Carlton. - -- Jay • — ■ Tto WAAC Band...»pc..™. to ftrtgto fcss’-.gs'ss'■ ffis? l£SS HE," “ Mr. Wing 20! oo Bov Scouts ahd school groups will.of bearings and solder, both of . Hope. Mrs. Lester Monica 202.25 nick them up for collection at the which art- essential to the manugoes «... rfn . I of a telephone Lawrence. Hastings; Raymond Ed- | The armies are going U> get their Rav Shroyer we can just see how1 Johnstown. shlppInR center here sometime Fri-, facture of mechanized war equipyoull ’ wear* your cai/-cocked on| av or Saturday. oaiuruav nmn. Il ** provides linings for •— con^ — a - brief concert at — u - mass meeting ---------- - ।Mina Thus even the *ard Shroyer. Hastings; Dorr Ken-. war equipment—You can bet your 22135 dav s.nn(j flor or mjw <i4nn Thu ,6U71 s.var your cap cocked on Mrs. Gladys Conklin ment. If von live elsewhere in the counminers in which supplies of food in Central auditorium sponsored by I amateur/didn't do so badly. *‘cth Hu*e”i Nashville; Kirk Emory last dollar on that—even if all ot I,, r-ontrnl toirtltnrium hv .• one side, regulations or not and wc, Maple Grove. u; Albert James us on the "home front" turn out know that's the way we’d like to. Mrs. Ward Cheeseman 237.00 ty; than one of the communities ipped to ourto fighting forces the Barry County WAAC committee. or I coursc> when you come r. are shipped of coursc - when >ou cotne rt^hl Graham' NashvSte' lie; Lyle Walter,to be the world’s worst slackers. . sec it. ..... .. I PralrlcvlIW. lo whatever ♦’’’doubting down t0 lt lhls waa onc auct,on mentioned, send vour prepared cans or our allies thrpdghout the world, proved -; Robert Louis if uncle Sam doesn't get 1 Toting a gun." should be duck । Mrs. Robert Burchett 550.25 to tlw nearest convenient consoli­ Tin k also required In the rnanu- Thomases’ there may have been, wile W hlch really didn't cost anyone which ml money to.to only mA •in ’ Je wlti.ii KeiX ’ ; monev needed by voluntary M facture of tube containers for drugs that the "Ladles In Uniform con ' r — • --------* ----------— •­ soup" to you. Keith Fox. and if your. Yankee Springs, dated or rural school and pick-up scrlotlon through legitimate chi deer quota is an indication of what| Mm. Clirn L. Gill 75.89 will be made ns soon ns possible —such xs hypodermic injections drill and play with real military War Bond subscriptions and War nets, the only alternative will be it takes to be a soldier—you've got f Orangeville. and sulfonlllmide elements and is preclsldn Stamps were accepted and these wJX during the next few weeks. tag. mu penny Lh M A-l to issue new money—"printing 0 It. and howl i Mrs. Arthur Crawford I It will help speed the colldKlon also used for blood plasma units. I At the mass meeting. Third Offlmoney." to use an ugly ternsWhat we are really trying to say. Hastings tap­ >« v-.u, c h — "Tin is needed for ammunition cer Claire L. Gluesing, of if m the cans at the vu.u curb .. are placed PrXdinc the auction sale the i Lockwood. Hastings: Elwood Rayfellows. Is that you're not Just leav-; xfra. Roy Chandler tn some cardboard or other con-» containers, for bushings In air- munlcatlons ~office for Western Ing your families and dear ones. Pine Lake and Clear Lake talner from which they can be con- plane motors (10 percent content Wthlon. rrwntly muuftmd >. mS54SJto.to.rt to'loSiiS" ’ .Pel,0?C Bry' typo we dread. you’re leaving Hastings and all of( ----------- - •*— ”—•«.... venientlv emptied into lhe truck of tin) and for lhe heavy bushings Kalamazoo from Chicago, presented -chooi »av’ n musical urogram in .Ile us are going to miss you too. You —but Uils Ls not a necessary re- of machine gun mounts. Il is esAnviiiart Hnm« woven around wnr sor«i from the;““4‘' Corps. all know war Is a tough business, quirement Cans will be collected sentlnl for telephone, telegraph and Auxillarv to. o. u,c to revolution nvolu.ta to the to presOto. !: Ctoltok: Tto Son The u. a 8.’ £f Army has :aJ asked forr.n a dav because you’ve taken one of the ’2%UmYi hnS ^dnrw? * of whether thev are placed in such all other electric circuits. It Is an wI ment to win the war—Forcing membership of 150.000 to en.s hardest hurdles this morning uid||i»|jf containers or merelv dumped in important component of Babbitt WAAC take over that many Important । Endsley. Hasting* Into more "Balaam and C S.i”1rS7^“aSmuLh,.\S piles. I metal, widely used In all sorts of------ —-• —-­ i Gerald L. Ryan was accepted in gldores" on acalea which ' —. ‘Jobs obs'and thus re- 11 Do not worry about keeping cans machinery and it 1* used for the — {“--------”'co"’U-. batant I the Marines and the Navy accepted make the originals seem in dry during lhe time of collection, plating of canisters for gas masks. an arm^of 150.000 able bodied Donald Lucas. Nashville; Don Her­ fleant. According to the WPB. cans can as well as in many chemical c°m- men for active nghtlngdut). bert Curtis. Hastings: Donald Wil­ The men on the fighting L stand an exposure of at least six pounds as a lubricant or an cnOff! en, recognize. Lt Gluesing You All lard Brown. Battle Creek. R 4; John Zolly Coffer. weeks to air and rain without dam- amel. | J“*d' \ Lathrop Elected School Ellsworth Mullenix, Woodland. ’ Hello’” again, men—<io you re- ‘ Will the necessary financing age and much less time than that "These are but a few of lu , for^ncjlye^ service ^become ^discourThese men passed their physical orderly or disorderly. wartime uses. In addition, there'when assigned to clerical or Commissioner—Wallace member Dial song wiDi the catchy i wlii elapse from time of collection t examinations at Kalamazoo on Ap­ Republicans Gain One tune that went.—"Thercll be a remains a constant need for other similar duties and scidomhavc Defeats Rogers for until they are actually in process sill! s ril 1. change in lhe weather, a change In •v the reclaim .tv-..,. plants. So.. place p-v tin to fulfill important consumer much 'heart for the work. There home come in. Supervisor On Board at t City Clerk the sea. And from now on therell vour cans for collection regardless and industrial needs. In most of arc thousands of men doing this Tlie membership of the newly | cessary to make "printing press °r £ w?,en n?ev am be An exceptionally light vote char- of weather—and don't worry if they there examples cited there is no known .utolluw lor tin. * J5S^S,'rt to wL* elected Barry County Board money ”—and this 2nd War Loan should be the current tbeme wng aclcrUed Uie vote here Monday, a tlx«me to Irom r»to Supervisors is as follows: Drive is merely the first of other according-to what we are reeing mid condlllon whlch y-cmed to prevail Assyria—•Clare M. Holder. R. and thus join their comrades at the similar drives which will have to hearing these da>*throughout the state. Concern with IRA C. VANDERLINDEN. Prop. Baltimore—Leon Moon. D. I fighting fronts. Records of army ofto tell you these things, w as your wnr qucs,tion* and lhe absence of Having sold his farm. Mr. Van- have our unqualified support be­ Barry—Morse Backus. R. । ficers show, she said, that It lx not inquiring reporter we hereby re.lburnlng- 1MUM were factors fore this war U over. ■ derllnden will dispose of the per ­ Carlton—Wesley Booher. R. uncommon for one WAAC to take We talk about price controls and sonal property at public auction at <k. In the lack of interest shown. i over work which required the aver­ «-------- .—.-j . -u- -~1U1 of blame Prentice Brown tor who ever P n1’ »° COr^iI?mwP 1^ l^n r ’ Hcrc 1,1 Ban-y county lhe Interest ’ age time of l‘s men. Thus, it Is !?ngl l>of.^!na. sh?U V was centered on the race for school; . naapM; kjivi. v«> —-w. —> probable that whfn 150.000 members -3... ita4 miles south and *12 Bwlia — WAflt duced by Duee Inches at ‘hcP"}"- ; commissioner. Arthur Lathrop. Re­ miles west of for the constantly increasing price Hope — Bernard DeGolla. R. 1 of tlie WAAC are available for duty. | lor. We can best present this probnomjnee_ defeated Mrs.' Nashville. He is offering a good list of commodities f they will release considerably more ■ Irving—William McCann. R. lem. "Behind the Front . b> Qu°t-1 Mmde Smith, the, incumbent, who But the main truth is that the of cattle, chickens, farm tools, mis­ than that number of men for com- I Johnstown—Ferd H. Stevens. R. cellaneous article.’, and household OPA. or any other government ing one of the men back here at WM runn|ng on B sticker, by a vote Maple Grove—Fred Fuller. D. home—To Quote— of 2050 to 1281 with only the secgoods. Henry Flannery will cry the agency, can’t do the job effectively. Orangeville — John Crawford. D. Records of the last war demon­ Come Lulmy days and coats we shed. ond preCjnct Of jrving township to If we really want to see prices sale and E. E. Gray will act m clerk. Prairieville — Otis Boulter. R. strated. Lt. Gluesing, that each in shirt Meeves do our work , jlettrd (r(un ! .See the adv. elsewhere In this issue stabilized, that’s a Job we will have dav of the war oroduced an average i Rutland—Frank Newton. R. From dawn UH dusk we carry on Here la HaaUngB. Walter Wallace I to do ourselves bv butting all sur­ 'for full ‘particulars toll of 7.000 American dead and ' Thornapple—Julian Potts. D. plus funds possible above the bare from work we never shirk. .‘defeated Sterling Rogers for city Woodland wooaiana — Albert aidciv isecaoi. Reesor. R. is. ptdiit wounded. Therefore, she said, if But one thing bothers us no end iClerk 7fl3 lo 448 HcAieri J. Calk­ essentials of living Into War Bends Yankee Springs—Claude Willson. - AbA STRAIT. Prep. w these 150.000 members of lhe WAAC ai — our — "all show n out" efforts -Hnw^ I ins closed out Waller Eaton by sev­ On account of labor shortage Mr. and War Stamps could relaase enough men to the R. That as we're working swift and fast,en votes in the race for alderman This investment in War Slampa Hastings city. City. ist. 1st. ana and stn 4lh wuras wards Strait an various fronts to shorten the war Hastings “*—• will hold 7.7" i auction.sale at and Bonds not only saves. UncM our shirt-tails stall to blow. ,of the 1st ward, tlie count being ..------ y-._ miles south otf by even one week, that would bp -Harry Ritchie. R: 2nd __u and ->-.1 3rd the farm located 2 “ “TLA? u£u? The reason's very simple Eaton 100 and Calkins. 116. Ed­ Vermontville u on VermontvHle-Belleequivalent to saving about fifty wards. Jay Mead. R. "In iVeMient Sam from printing press money, but for they are shorter now this year win D. Smith, alderman of the 2nd l.c. -------- J --------Americans from Mayor Charles H. Leonard D; rue road. Beto offering arvettellent it also siphons off surplus po­ i thousand young But it's most humiliating tential purchasing power from the ward, was reelected over Frank J. -a I death or injury— . result -------- which I president of the city council. Harry Itolot over 1W *}'ad°‘ when side-line giggling we hear. Hoonan 158 to 130. Don Siegel. ' market and puts it In a .... worthwhile. ------ - —. .. Miller. R. 10 head of cattle, one hone, farm immediate would be eminently This Ls a sll-uatton present alderman In the 3rd ward. I household These figures show 15 Republican «|u»i>ment. w,t? )^h?h2 form where it will be available So. the WAAC mav not be an to test a mans' finesse * defeated LewLs A. Abbey 135 to 92. | with interest at a time when heavy active combat unit, itself, but it will and 5 Democrat supervisors, an in- good*. Henp Flannery will cry the consumer purchasing wUl be both It puts him'on hU own somehow. In Die 4th ward Forrest B. Lane ■ have a tremendous effect oh the crease of one Republican this year sale and- Enwrt Gray will irt m necessary and desirable again. depending more or less. defeated Ray Branch, the present See the adv rire*here In.this front-line fighting strength of the over last, as Yankee Springs had derk. But no matter what they curtail Tills isn't mere fancy theory. aiderman. 246 to 204. a Democrat supervisor. Wm. Ells- issue Issue for for full full particulars. particulars, : U. S. Army. • in the sleeve or cuff or collar It Is a hard, cold facts. Mabie Field was re-elected city । • • » ; In the drive for 150.000 members worth, last year. You'll never hear us fuss about. Which do we want, an invest­ treasurer without contest as was Prop. Voting was light in every one of HOWARD KELLEY. Propnf the WAAC. Barry county has or never hear us 'holler.' ment in War Bonds and Stamps or Henry Sheldon, member of the 1 ’ been assigned an unofficial ouotn lhe sixteen townships, there being I Having rented his farm. Mr. Kel- runaway inflation? Why we’d give you everything we've board of review. Hurry Richie was j will hold an auction sale al the of fifteen. So far there have been contests in but six of the townships, ley got if you fellows It will lielp The answer is up to us. re-elected supervisor from the 1st farm located 4 5 miles southeast The voters of Thomapple showed------- *—*“* —,K*— (Continued on Page 0. Sec. 1.) And It will be from Hitlers way Each of us knows whether or not and 4th wards and James J. Mead, or •• 21 miles north of • - —..... ........ .............. - ------------------- , ine the muai mostriiuiusiaAin enthusiasmwim with ivo 408 »■«bal- mof Hastings: v. when you hear a fellow yelp. supervisor from Ute 2nd and 3rd . — a ,lot® being cast. The results In the ' Battle Creek on the Lacey road. we have savings accounts or other So ask from us what'er you need. wards, both without opposition. j surplus funds which can be invert­ ‘townships are X’ follow*: He is ottering a good Ust ot horaea. ed in War Bonds. from us youll neve: lack Results of the county vote were ' Assyria—Clare M Holder. Re- cows. hogs, poultry, machinery, hay To give t'would be a privilege Sir. os follows: Justice of the Supreme Special committees will be out publican, was reelected as supervb- and grain, and some household working through the county, but our ahlrta right off our back! :Court: Emerson R. Boyles. 1758; ! receiving 74 votes. Others on goods. Dewey Reed will erv lhe iNeil E Reid. 1479. Frank L McLast Thursday evening the Thorn- the ticket are: Clerk. Walter Stan- sale and Lawrence Beadle will act thev can’t possibly contact every­ As we continued to Inquire for ■ Avinchey. V 407; Bert D. Chandler, one apple district of Boy Scouts had .ton. 73; treasurer. Otto Dahm. 73: ns clerk. See the adv. elsewhere In you to give a full report we again ji jagg Anyway, why should it be neces* Regents of the University: R. j their potluck appreciation dinner Justice. Clyde Holmes. 73: justice ■ this issue for ftdl_ particulars, quote—here 'Us— whose purpose it was to honor the to fill vacancy. Elmer Wllea. 73: —------------ "*♦*----- '■ The women ring their rondalay I Spencer Bishop (R>. 252L. Ralph A.. scoutmasters and cubmasKrs who 1 board ot review. Hugh Jones. 74. CLAYTON GASKILL. Prep, in no less a pretty song ; Hayward <R». 2528: Ira-Dean Mchave given their time for boyhood . Baltimore—Supervisor Leon Moon , Having sold hl* farm Mr. Gaskill the banks arc handling litis worit And this is what 1 coy (D». 818: Charles P Nugent! —. they tell you. during the past year. Richard A. Democrat, was reelected and the'will have an auction sale at the without any service charge what­ is what seems to be quite wrong. UkY ronB 1 (Continued on Page 6. Sec l.» Groos is the Thomapple District entire Democrat ticket waa the only place known as lhe Ace Beach farm soever a.5 part of their own special We would we had silk dlt ctx!:; stockings — ----- -------------------------------------------- ------I . Chairman of the Boy Scouts Tlie 'one in the field. The Banner re- located on Sec. 15. Johnstown twp. for dressing up a bit general chairmen of the affair were ! porter was unable to obtain the >2 miles west and 1 1-4 miles south contribution to the war effort Il gives a certain confidence eens arc logical kitchen tricks.1 COMMITTEE TO PLAN Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stowell. Over i balance of the ticket. of Lacey or 6 miles north of Bedof making a sure "hit" 300 attended which included par- , Barry Barry — — One One hundred thirteen I ford. He is offering a good list of easily—the resources are here, These new rayon-thL ’ ttuce. raw spinach, a few celery FOR MEMORIAL DAY ling creations, plead poverty. ■: are shapeless round meeting of ofthethe Memorial Day■ enls. scouts.- cubs and leaders from voted in Barry Twp.. with Morse . farm tools and household goods for can't a the ankle . leaves w or a*«wfewb*w green ». onion tops -, ।A A meeting Men If we shirk and do nothing, ...... be mixed Inin ■nrltio salad Kalnrt 'ennimittee reelected as supervisor, sale. -Henry Flannery will — cry ,u lhe '■'’'But the fact that we 1 ।committee is Is cnllnd called for Mi Monday eve-’ ... Hwtings. ------- Delton.JHiddlevlHe. -----, Par- Backus. •—- ”R. — —------------------— ---------------------------— have uave two of One-fourth cup of steamed dan- ■ can into oa spring The other officers are: Clerk. Wai- sale and Albert Lyons will act as injt that the other trVorr i them, for that we should be dellon greens contains 11.600 ---------- units ---------iwiucn vunuMua dandelion greens, i ning. April 12, at the American Le- malec and Lake Odessa. which contain! fail down on the ML loo■ • The highlight oYIhe evening was ter Bolyen: treasurer. Mrs. Beatrice clerk. See the advertisement else- ’’Gangway for thankful. ot vitamin A. twice on individual's Dandelion and egg salad contains glon hall at eight o’clock. Repre- • The highlight of the ei inflatfoal'' Justice. Clyde Clark; where in this Issue for full partlcu* Of course there’s consolation. needs for a day.-----------------------------------two cups very tender dandelion'sentatives of every patriotic organ-• the candlelight appreciation cere­ Dunnlng; Let’s get behind this Sreond lars. at least so we have found As if that isn't enough, the dan- leaves two hard cooked eggs, one , Izatlon in the city are Invited, also> mony for scoutmasters and cub- board of review. Leslie Sniffen. Loan Drive and put it acro< That in these hecUc. fighting days. delion used for spring greens offers teaspoon melted butter, one table- i from the Navy Mother's club, the■ masters. masters.Tney They were given honor for Carlton — There was but one -----------------* * * ------- ■ were given n record time. there are fewer men around. ticket in Carlton, the Republican. CLARENCE REID. Prop. one-sixth of a person’* daily need.* spoon chili sauce, a dash of paprika । U. S. O. committee, and any other work they had been doing HITLER WILL LOV>( F.'officers elected are: Supervisor.. won .. account of lib health Mr. Raid So we just go on hoping Council President President Lawrence F. -- --------- -----------------------for vitamin C, or ascorbic acid, ■<>« and »» salt <u.u and avu.v some French dressing, groups .... that may be Interested ini' Council Prre1'**'” Lawrence ’-»»•” FAIL I , that when Utls war is won Professor DavLs suggests proper-------------observance of this "day -Calahan and from lhe same quarter cup. contains •! — -•------- -------------------- — the dish the -------------------------- •wife and Scout Exe- Wesley Booher: clerk, Fred Henney; |«m have on auction sale at the And you are safely home again it » Ls iiuvvu hoped mi. thatr ihe.cutlve A. J. Juncker and wife of treasurer. Jay Wing: highway com- farm located 4 miles south of Nash­ Sim* thiamin or vitamin B-l. and be oc prepared-bv pirpaivCI* uv cleaning sicuiuok end «iiu chillc.ii.i- . of v. memory." iuc w.v that we can have our fun has one-seventh of a. person's daily ing --------------------Ing the dandelions and arranging jprogram program and and parade parade may may be be unuunu-Grand Rapids were guests. mlsrioner. William Hale; .board of ville and 2 miles east of Quailtrap Of collecting for a bonfire standard allowance of af iron. iron. on a Hat salad plate. The garnish xually interesting this year, so Court of honor was held for the review, full term. Jerry Andrus, to . school or 7 miles north ot Bellevue all our lovely rayon hose Such news about the he dandelion iste with eggs Is made colorful bv cutt-1 oleaxe cooperate if possible —Mrs scouts In recognition of their ad- nil vacancy. Arthur Eckert; Justice, and 2 mllsa weal of the South KalaWell light the match and set it combined with some uractlca) hints ing the whiles Into oblong strips to Jacob Edger, secretary of commit- vancements in scout work. There Henry Williams. mo school. He U offering horaefr --------------------- --------------------------------- CaaUaton —Supervisor J. then politely hold our nose! • for serving wild spring ring green* greens by culluu simulate tee. were eleven second class advanceCaslleton-Supervisor J. Mearle Mearle cows. cows, aow«.' sow*. and Mid farm farm tool* tools for for eiC stf. ,^. daisy petals. The egg yolks ,, — menu, seven first class advance---- Scott was reelected only the Repub- Henry Flannery will cry lhe /Sto Laurel E. Davis, assistant professor Bre mashed and seasoned with the i ~—r------- Enough from the poetics) public of foods and nutrition at Michigan salt, paprika, chill sauce and melted NOTICE ’ menu, sixty-seven merit badges Ucan ticket being nominated. Oth- and E E. Gray will aet aaXWranow to the pictures of all ot you State college. I butter. The yolk I* then formed I 1 wish to thank those who sup-----------------...awarded, one star advancement.one er officers are: Clerk. Henry F. See the adverttoement elsewhere tn and here are names to add. with a Remington;treasurer. Nelson G.. this issue for full particulars, Initiate the family gently to a'into yellow bails, with each ball set 1 ported me at the election Monday, live adviTmiement, advancement, and one Eagle Remlngt: very special feature because it In­ liking for dandelions, she suggests. Un the center of a group of while I Diedge my best services to the advancement which U Ls lhe the highest hlghesl : Brumm: board of review. Lowell —— *- ■1—-— J clude* Nurse Ann Perry the first Smail servings, or serving dande- -petals". The French dressing Is schools of Barry County. rank tn scouting .-a and was earned by Dernond: justices, Len W. Felghner I Thank you. true blue friends, | (Continued on page 1, Sec. 2) Lowell Shepard of Delton. I (Continued on Page 6. Sec. 1? i Herbert J. Calkin*. Adv. 4*11 Hon* combined with other well-liked served separately. Arthur Lathrop —Adv. Home FrQnt“ S®Z*CEHT ABOVE QUOTA . r • • ■ i Tlie annual xale of Easter seals : for the Crippled Children’s Fund is being sponsored in Barry county by ' the Hastings Rotary club John e^,nwnb^rsCoT^nc^nlUre°are Annual Meeting of RESOURCE AMPLE TO MEET QUOTA 111 Ih DAlin AIITTIAM VYAK DU1W AUlllvll NETS $47,018.75 FIRST TIN CAN COLLECTION IN COUNTY APRIL 9-10 ANOTHER GROUP LEAVES TODAY WAAC BAND GIVES CONCERT HERE If ATE III Llunl VOIt IN VOTING WAS LIGHT IN EACH PRECINCT zs’oS-Bfi COUNTY & STATE S AUCTION SALES HOW TO PREPARE TIN CANS SPECIAL CEREMONY HONORS SCOUTS WEEDS PACKED WITH VITAMINS K C, OF C. TO FU AIRFORT r— �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1M3 PAGE TWO BARRY COUNTY GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY TO BE APRIL ELEVENTH communing* for use 1 _ -------- tin* is program* 1* being being discontinued discontinued on on lceyexcept|n» a conditional basis' r Where lactUtiM arc available, in- I tills service we will dedicate new REV. F. MOXON TO stallatloiu can ba made only on EMMANUEL | EPISCOPAL SPEAK HKRE TONIGHT iMethodist Hymnals. i ' schools-are able to purchase food. condition that tha instrumentalities CHURCH I A public missionary meeting, 1:00 Family Fellowship Dinnct at be given up by the applicant tor 11 Rev. Don. M Gury'. Rector postponed from January, will be ;Dowling. ■rrvic* U they should be needed la- |■ Holy Communion at 8 a m. I held thl*. Thursday evening at the ter for war or other essential pur-1 Sunday School at 10 am. -----[[•' n~) »»««« poses. In some places it will be pr»- 1 Morning Worship .and Sermon at Wesleyan Methodist church. A very CLOVERDALE Intwestl'ng program of musical EVANGELICAL CHURCH ... sible to provide servtre on a party- 1; numbers, both congregational and , line but not on an individual line ’ T. A. Moyer, pastor der order of the War Production basis. The order applies to service ।FREE METHODIST CHURCH special has been arranged, and Rev 9:45 A. M. Worship services. SerBoard, announced by the Michigan nioves from one location to another, |F. W. Moxon. paator of Calvary ____ Seth A. Davey, pastor as well as to new installations, it ,April 11 H?Ucd ErLlhre.’I cl’ur.ch10.30 P. M. Sunday school. I Odes.,a. will give the missionary ad- Eva McNutt Supt waa stated. 10: 00 A. M Sunday School Collection of waste kitchen futs MAPLE GROVE 11: 00 A. M. Morning Worship. drMSRev. Moxon. former pastor ol throughout Ute nation is fulling far : (Oo to Church Sunday) botii the Hasting* and Freeport ------7:30 Young People’s Service short of lhe quota, according to the EVANGELICAL CHURCHES United Brethren churches. 1* well T, A. Moyer. Pastor Evnni salvage division of the WPB. by 1 8:00 Preaching by the Evangelist known in Barry county and has a more than eight thousand |x>und< ! host of friend* here who will be North Church: a month Here in Barry county- an ;MIDDLEVILLE METHODIST 10 A. M. Sunday school- Mrs. glad of tiie opportunity to hear, him average saving .of one tablespoon ।CHURCH i again He 1* a fluent speaker and Grover Marshall. Supt of salvage fat per day per house­ I. W. Minor, pastor | the subject of Missions is very near i 11 A. M. Worship services hold would enable the county to ,April 11—Go To Church Bundaymon by the pastor. to hl* heart. meet its quota, but so tar we have 10 A. school y M. M. Church Preachbigi^rvlee . Sub- i The W ll and F M 8. extend a South Church: fallen slmrt of this objective by u 11 A. M. Sunday school. Ward ‘Who to this? He that dwelleth cordial invitation to everyone to Chceseman. Supt. considerable margin. . . . thia anawlal attend this special service.' <Orville Cooley stationed at Camp 1 12 noon. Worship services, Robinson. Ark., has Just .been pro­ Irvins Church mon by the pastor. 1:13 P.M. Church school moted to th'* rank of Corporal WESLEYAN METHODIST BALTIMORE U. B. CIRCUIT Tlie City Youth Council is rIv- I 2 IS PJW. Preaching service ; CHURCH _ Rev H R Pfeiffer. pastor ing u dance for High School stu­ Rfev. J. R. Chrispell. pastor । Baltimore Church dents Friday night at the Parish BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES Sunday School at 10 o'clock. Halting* House. Preaching at 10:00 A. M. Divine Service* nt 11 o'clock Ser- ' Go To Church Sunday: Sunday 1 Sunday school at 11:00 A. M At the executive Board meeting f»ciiuu» fschool av at >u.ov. 10:30. rirauum Preaching aci.iMsanlce McCallum Church of the Barty Co. Nuraes Ar.»oc. moil by the pastor. Evening Senlees at 7:30 Sermon Bl ll;30 wlth B gj^ui message ap- j Sunday school at 10:30 A. M. held nt the home of Mrs. Maynard "The fulfillment of Isaiah*Pro- nrOprtate lor lhe day. Special musMoynahan lhe following commit- on ' „ 41c. Evening evangelistic message at tee chairmen were appointed: Pro­ pneciev Tuesday'night* BA P.U. All young g o'clock, preceded by clss* meeting WOODU4ND gram. Mbts Esther Kreider; Public­ •n’rt‘ed. v at 7:30. Floyd Gaskill, class leader. EVANGELICAL CHURCH ity-. Mrs Sonia Lee. Nomipallng. Wed. nighu prayer meeting at the . -nifrc wln B gucw ap«.aker Sun- .J. S. Deablcr. Pastor Mus Susanna Krrldi-i; Finance. rhl.rrh TtO day cvcn|ng Come B||<J hcBr hln, nt 7:30 ML-., Alice Hagrlshaw; Special Com- church Morning worship at 10:i» A MThursday nights prayer meeting Young jwople's Meeting Friday mlttec for Red Cfoss. Mrs. Harold Sunday school at 11:00 A. M . evening at the home of Mrs. Rachel Supt Karl Eckardt. Downs: Auditing Committee. Mrs. for Israel at tne church. Lewis, west of Rogers corners. Chester Hodges nnd Mln., Alice I Evangelical League of C E. at Prayer meeting Wednesday eveHngclshaw. 7:48 p. m. Leader, Bruce Eckardt. FIRST METHODIST 1’111'11(11 Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Baldwin Evening worship al 8:00 p. m "Go to Church' Sunday is being nlng at the Kinney home east of i Florence Frantiseii) of New Bed­ observed next Sunday throughout the city just north of E. Stale Road. Mid-week prayer service Thurs­ ford. Mass. are the parents of a Barry County. Wc arc clad to co­ A wonderful service last week Don't ,day evening. six-pound son borrt March 33 and .operate and urge all our members mu* this one. Choir reueanal Friday evening. Remember tlie public missionary named ChrUtopher. nnd friends to attend church on Even the plainest of dishes can have a full measure of mealtime pleasure Robcrt Prescott. Petty Officer 3 c next Sunday morning Mr. Stone meeting at the church this Thurs­ PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH of Castle Rock. Colo., spent a few will preach the fifth sermon in the day evening. Sec announcement Tlie children In Sunday schoul when you do your food buying at FOOD CENTER. Our vast variety of days here with Mr. utid .sir*. Maxtm Pre-Easter Series on "Faith" The elsewhere. have been learning the 91st Psalm. unrationed foods enables you to spend some of your point stomps for those Gray. Robert has been in tne U. topic will be ''Suffering and Faith * North Irving Henrietta Gregory and Sammv Sunday morning we especiallv ahnver gave their* last Sunday. A 8. Navy for two years nnd haa'been Everybody Is Invited The Sunday "little touches" that delight the appetite . . . that add xest and interest to । in Russia. South Arnesica. Iceland. SchooJ will meet nt 11:20 under the urge you to attend church a* thb prize l« to be given us a rewaid Scotland and Canada He is now direction of Judge Adelbert Cort- Ls Go To Church Sunday . for iheir effort*. The lesson for your menus. Come in today and see how easy . . . how economical ... it is to Tlie Sunday evening service has next Bunday will be taken from i stationed in New York. This was right. budget your points for the fullest enjoyment of your family. D, E and F blue his first visit to Michigan and hl., The Women's Society ot Christian been resumed. Show your Interest Sam. 14 and 15. aunt. Mrs Hazen' Gray, wax very Service wil meet on Wcdnesdav a!- ! in the church by your presence. Rev. Mrs Mariker will a|»eak next Stamps orc good for April only . . . there is no "point" in hoarding them until surprised when she received his terncon nt 2:30 A musical program । Prayer meeting Tuesday evening Sunday at li a M. on Hranehes, Mrs. ------: telegram telling of his visit. Declples and Friends, terms ap­ all tM* presented under the chair- ' !Miller.|.it the home of Mr. and Peter the lost minute. ■ Wallace Campbell reported to the miruhlp of Mrs Robert Cook plied oy Jesus Pi Jno. 15. In tne sheriff's office Tuesday afternoon evening on The Shepherd and Hu Sheep., Jno io. Young Proph '., the theft ot hl* Ford car from the FIRST U. IL CHURCH city lurking lot on East Court St. Service at 7 P. M Prayer service A. 307 K. Marshall St. : •• M. Coldren - ai me- at enuren inursaay tu Hie "theft" was broadcast over the the chureh Thursday at 7:30. Tlie Church of the NazareneServ-1 il:oo A- M. Al lhe morning service come and worship with us. state police radio but Chief of Po­ ices ax usual April llth Thutsday I thcpiutoi will speak on the subject ------ -----lice Thompson found the car park­ What About April « Womans Missionary* service ' w hnt About Your God?" ed in front of the Waters' Clothing GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 7:30 pan. Song service and gospel 1.30 P.M. Store before the broadcast came Morning worship 10:30 A M LcnThe Temperance program Sui"' iv message. lhroui:li tci* sermon. "A Perilous Path." V.M.J aw.o.urM ■■ •'”Ung WH, very Interesting. The ; 8 pts. Rev. Don M .... Gury attended a Sunday school at 11 ao A. M luncheon at Kellogg’Field. Battle various . songs and diretiKsiom. ’ AVVIIAI wrTIVoters meeting after the morn­ Creek.4,n Wednesdav. given bv the brought a lesson from the beginning iliv -7 ing service. * ■ pki-vEvrinN CONVENTION Commanding Officer to the Fort of the using of Alcohol •vfc. iiu.n.MAY iai < to •)-the Judg­ A formal service for the dedica­ ' The 65 Annua) Barry Co. W.C.T.U. tion of flag, will be held Bunday-. Custer Camp and Hospital Coun­ ment day. We plan to have more ot Convention will be held in the April 18. at 10:30 A. M The United cil of the Red Cross The Rev. these .services. Sunday Apnl 11 is Go to Church Evangelical church at Cloverdale States 'HOt la a wilt of the Fit.Gury represents the Barry County Sundry, come and worship with us on Friday. May 7 All day and eve­ grrald Corp* No. 100 W. R C. The Ciiapter on the Council. ning tessions. Dinner served by Christian Flac was presented by at 307- East Marshall St MUNICIPAL COURT Snndav school al 10 00. Special L.A.S. for 50 cents. State Pres. Mrs. the Grace Guild. 4 pts. Dorn B. Whitney of Benton Harbor John D Smith. 26. of Hastings. chalk talk. arrested March 30 for fraud, was Morning worship at 11:00. Spec­ nnd Dlst. Pres. Mrs. Agnes Ilpr of FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Hopkiiu will be guest speaker.,. arraigned 'before Judge Adelbert ial song. Plano .selection. SCIENTIST . Cottright and was given five days Comer Church and Center Streets In the county jail, nnd placed on Evening service at 7 45. Special METHODIST RURAL PARISH 6 pts. Death Real?" ' probation for one year. He wn, eong. ‘ Bessie Margaret Rultson. Pastor ordered to pay back to a finance s Sunday service 11 AM Preaching Bunday at Martin and company the sum of 840 which, he Sunday school 9:30 A. M , Quimby at 10:00 nnd 11:30. subject, was said tn have obtained by rriort- PRESBYTFRI tv Wednesday evening trMlmonkil ANNOUNCEMENTS "Christ of Everywhere." 7 pts. caaing furniture MlonKlng to an­ meeting 7:45. 8 Conger Hathaway. Pastor Sunday school at Goodwill nnd other person. Hr was released from Reading room in church edifice Hendershott at 10:00 nnd 10 30. Jail Sunday evening open Wednesday and Saturday from Sunday morning worship at - ten thirty o'clock. Tlie pastor will tell fresh ground SPECIAL CONVOCATION about "Speaking Truth ln\ Loye< DOWI.1NG—BANFIELD HASTINGS CHAPTER NO. 68 During April the Victory Speakers METHODIST CHURCH 5 pts. Willis E Tungate. Gilbert Talc and will breach on the themk Bureau of this county u featuring \Robert C. Smith. Jr.. Minister ..... Mosher .... .v>.s- lhe SU"' Challenge To Youth and and Frank wiil >n receive talks on War and TubereuhKf*. in Mrs. Dowling: Royal Arch Degree tills coming Sunday Schoo) ut 11;" , cooperation with the Michigan Tn­ Friday night. April 9. ut a Special .Allie Hay. superintendent. Sunday Morning Worship 10:33’ berculosl* Association’s 15th Early Sunday Evening m..». Club .will meet A- M Sermon 'The Crass and Cer­• Diagnosis Campaign. The MTA 7 pts. Convocation of Haxtlngx Chapter No 68. R A M. A dinner will be at six o'clock. Patricia Fewless tainty”. Dr. E. H. Babbitt. Preaen-1 urges all civic organization* to nserved nt 6:30. Guests from Ionia presidtnt ; quest a speaker on this subled. Scout Troon will meet Monday are invited. 11:30 Church School t-umpmets Pamphlets inr for aisinoution distribution loiinwfollowni»ht. W G. Bradford Troop Com­ The members of the U. S. Coast m« the talk are available from the Fruit for Salad Washing Powder OC1 mittee Chr. Guard are Ruexta at the worship Michigan Tuberculosis Association. 5 red A or B point, per lb. Pride .. 2 pk<». Cw Del Monte. 13 pts. . NEED—BUY WAR BONDS The Ladles Aid Society will inert i service, which Is their protestant Laiulng Thursday April 15. service. । - =--------- ■■ —:— Pineapple Juice I: 00 Family Fellowship Dinner I TubetfiilosU increased in Michi­ Cleantci Del Monte. 22 pts.. i.nd church conference. gan during 1942. There were 5720 Sunbrilc >x|Banfleid: new cases referred to the Michigan Cut Green Beans \( 10:30 Church School Department of Health 349 mote Soap Q OC‘ Olco p I1: 30 Morning Worship Service Fame. 14 pts. than were reported In 1941. Crystal WhiteU bar* £,O < Sermon "The Cross and Certainly". Home Brand £ lbs. Dr. E. H Babbitt. Preaching. At DeLuxe Plums Soap Cubes p 91 1 American Olco Del Monte 15 pts. Na Ion . b P^R-' C I Jlal United States: generous cash I engine operators, pile-driver operaallowances are are provided provided for for dependdepend- tors, pipefitters and plumbers, pipeI AP A I M C \A/ C ’’allowances 'ent*. AU men receive jre« uniforms. food Bnd qUBrlfr medical and den„ I tai care and many other Incidentals. Skilled construction construction men of nlllSanev. all ot trades and -professions trades are vitally needed and nnd are needed now in the Stabees Seat are ■ranted Petty Officers’ ratings with blacksmiths, bull-doser operator*, "... lX.fl'oS attendant higher pay grades in the machinists carpenters. c°ocrrtc Sfavy's Construction Battalions. ' workers, crane operators, divers. ‘LS? When on active duty, all Seabees draftsmentelectricaL met^jdrai or ■et 30 nercent additional pay be- structural steel.) drillers, dectri­ | Distribution of food., through Suse of duty ouulde lhe contlnen- j clans, auto and truck mechanics. state welfare department* to local L U V A L HLVYJ SUGAR CURED SLAB BACON III 2 pts. PORK NECK BONES IO? Fruit Jars Sterling, dot. Ball Mason Jars QU.. dcr . . Ball Mason Jars Jar Rubbers Lids 45‘ 69= 65 6‘ MEAT DEPARTMENT PORK CHOPS PORK SPARE RIBS LEAN BEEF RIBS BEEF LIVER VEAL STEAK HAMBURGER PORK STEAK 42c 28c 25c 42c 25 c lb 43c 5' SPr* Toilet Soap Nucoa Olco Garden Boquct Soap Sweetheart 3 , 20 Goodluck Olco 35 19 26 26 Libby's Peas TKANID THEATK«= Bortlctt Pears Now on Display Everything You'll Need rn FRUITS L VEGETABLES CAMPBELL'S 2 NEW CARROTS HEAD LETTUCE LEAF LETTUCE 2 SPY APPLES 29c FRESH PINEAPPLES - 39c 4 f- 23c GRAPEFRUIT Choice fruit COATS iZ DRESSES a/’ bunchi Chicken noodles vegetable, or beef SUITS HATS Buy now u hil t our se'eclions are good! lb. Garden Trash old style pock r Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. APRIL 9-10 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION James Ellison and Heather. Angrl THE UNDYING MONSTER' NEATH THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE SUNDAY and MONDAY. APRIL 11-12 The Greatest lee Spectacle to date Kenny Baker, Pal Morison. Belila Frick and Frack Ted Fio Rllo and Orchestra "SILVER SKATES" 6 pts TUES.. WED., THURS.. FRI.. APRIL 13-14-15-16 it.. The Personal History of a fighting man Henry Fonda. Maureen O’Hara. Thomas Mitchell 8 pts. "THE IMMORTAL SERGEANT" WHOLE KERNEL Special matinee Thursday 1:00 P. M. Seedless Barry Argo Vacuum Packed tiieatri? Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 ■J FRIDAY and SATURDAY. APRIL 9-10 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION THE SILENT WITNESS' ■nd The Dead End Kids In 'KEEP 'EM SLUGGING" FDDD^CENTER • Hosiery • Lingerie • Slips Gown Shop 206 E. STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. • THE BEST FOR LESS’’ N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. 104 East State Street Phone 2132 SUNDAY and MONDAY. APRIL 11-12 parked full of music and fun. Four Big Name Bands: Bob Crosby. Freddie Shell. , Duke ElUncton. Count Basie, MilU Brothers. Radio Rogue* and Dirk Purcell "REVEILLE WITH BEVERLY" Barrain matinee Sunday 3:00 lo 5:00 0 �THE HASTINGS B4NNER. THURSDAY. APRIL 8, IMS ------------------------------------ :----------------------------------------------------------- ;-----------------------------------------------------------,--------------------------------------------- • ' •'*■ 1 Several children have been out of Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday COURT HOUSE NEWS Agricultural 1 Monday after --------„ — -----iwlth his parents near thia dty. I day in.honor of his birthday.-* Mr. and Mrs. Will Baeon of Lansing this neighborhood. * Howard Col-J spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. bum left Grand Rapid*. Saturday and Mrs. Arthur Bates and family. for Camp Grant, Ill. * Mrs. Cha*. Gibbs and Mr and Mrs. George April 4. < 1923 I i e W Morrill ha* commenced April 1923 . Poland Were callers at Steve MilCOATS GROVE Vi! making Improvements on hi* newly let's near Clarksville. Friday. * Mr. and Credit Exchange Exchange I nrt Ihe'HXsUng* the lu.iinv. credit rMidence on Green St, The Extension groun met with and Mrs. Eugene Haight spent Satlurid a Joint meeting Tuesday eve­ Following are tlie result* of the urday evening at Leon Potts * ning in the Masonic dining hall. recent city election: Dan W. Rey­ with itood attendance. The follow­ Charles Poland and wife and Larry Btowh Bro*, of Cloverdale have nolds. fusion. Mavor; E. G. Hol­ ing officers were elected: Chairman were „vlv In Hostings Wednesday and secured the contract to build two brook. Rep., Recorder; N. T. Dia­ Nina Townsend; Vice Oh.. Ola Kim- were Kollar's were’supper iupper guests at John , und one-half miles of Clara B. ro-.td mond. Rep., Treasurer; M. W. Ri­ ble; Scc.-Trea*. Iva Brisbin; Rec- Dial same evening, in Orangeville Twp. al a cost of ker. fusion. Justice of Peace. restlon Ch.. Lucille ,V' —*-------* h,... .—.... Woodman: Haight and family of Hostings ---------—. — ... ..... 118.751 76. and Doris Doria spent the weekend nt at Eugene There will be quite a mating off Leaden.. Alice Cronk und The John Helrigle home on N. among -Ute_i'tiung people of this Teeter. *"Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd De- Haight*. Melvin und wife of PreeBroudwav was completely destroyed clly, as well as the bird* thl* spring, mond of Ionia spent Sunday with port were Sunday vbltors at the bv fire about 11 o'clock Monday according Ur numerous rumors the former'* • mother. Mr*. Pearl Haight home. * Mrs. Sarah McCaul Shepanl and wlfel^ot’si^O.^^PhH- . ,d Edd!^j tnoniinK. ' afloat. Dernond * Mr. and Mrs. Nell Smith Mrs. Effn Haight and Mrs. KnthCongressman John C. Ketcham The old courthouse will be auc- and daughter Gwen of Midland er in CUler were callers al Guy Mo­ “Tto^rt ANMffl^W.Ue U> ^ri^^p ^eV w^U has appointed Hubert Jack Stem of tioned off nextweek Thursday, Ai>- visited at their parents, Wantn Nee's the past week ♦ Mrs. Effa 901 W Green St. iu. naval cadet at Coolbaughl and R.nest Smih'* Haight Is visiting at the home of Veni Le.tberbery and wife 02 49 four son* and four daughter., all the U. S. Naval Academy al Anna­ rtl 13 Mira Relle Umpman ha* been over the weekend. * Frank Haight her son France* in Hastings this Ac SeT IS.BmE Twd 0,1 lhe family homestead in nirr<J by Dy the lnp school K|1OO| board ooaru to u, teach icatu and familv visited n<. ««* muiuu - week. al Rex Dunni> Ernest T Erway et al to Walter Carlton twp. In 1915 the family' polis. He^also named Robert Wai- hired ton of 329 W C^,ller 8t- “,nr5t the kindergarten room for the min* in Mapl>- Grove on Sunday. • • -----------------aliernate and anrf --------- --------- ““ * Kenneth Demand passed hie POWERS ECHOES J. Sunday, et al. 6Mr lot* 11 and 12. alternate, and Clarence Cole as wring term. Andrew* Add.. Hasting* city. h“Hh ol MijBtimp. who passed UUrd ahcnint(. i final examination at Kalamazoo Because of the poor health of Ethel Gamble to Burdette Barber a*“> five v«.r< ’ : la«t Thursday and goes to Camp Maurice Johnson, he has rented his SOUTHWEST WOODLAND .nd ,,!,. c. 3.. »»U.M THIRTY YEARS AGO Grant. II)., this week Thursday, farm to his son-in-law and daug'^Mr*. Lillie Barker of Hastings. He has spent over two weeks vl*« ter. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ball 1..<April 10. 1913 Iting lun « relatives here. * Mr. and Mrs. large nouse house conveniently accommoarcommoThe local postoffice report* re­ ______________ ______ XJJ ’ or iTraSi'nkf'SS » “?«" aim uvuir wvic lit dit—. tw“ Lh *"£ T«n • • •»">« many friends with her sunny ceipts WvuuiTwi ...111.-- *•*-' -inCCTC.y of 820.970 24 for last year. Nearly (early JZAOO.OOO UJjOO.OOO of ofnew ---------------------insurance Nevah. * Mr. and Mrs. Orville Kalamazoo nnd Battle Creek last wish the young family every- *ucIda B. Bogart to Arehi. Tobias £m£khtli‘ Thursdav. ♦ Wc extend congratu- cera and a complete recovery of hasti been written by L... the Windstorm van Wie and Judy of Hastings calland wife, part of lot 1. Bi. 20. East­ . lations to Maurine Chun upon rehealth to Mr Johnson. * and ,Uo/ since the cyclone ern Add.. Hosting* city. ”•*’*’ al UM? .u- Visited this ed on hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs.j eeivintr first honor in Woodland, Mr... Miner Palmer spent Mr. Sunday mrviSSr^jaix. ,-----section .... .two — weeks - ------- ago. Floyd Van Wie Sunday. * Mr. and“ consolidated school and therefore' with her sister, Mrs. Harry Nugel The body of a new bom baby Mrs. Chas. Warner and son were will be valedictorian at graduating and family at Kalamazoo * Mr. Welch and wife. 40 Ac. Sec. 10. Hope C)arence and curltnn; three-ifaughboy was found In a corn shock by supper guests of'Mrs. Pearl Barnum --- -— and Mrs Harold Poole of Grand p-n.i n,.inond and Grand Wiiu.ru lake. 0! B. Church B>. u„a tunllr ot Ukr B.lur“T,”” ,. k"Mrs. bi“ Harold lp?m Poole BlStoof Sth T! 1 .nd -.iter*. Moore. M Mary E. MathArthu^ Klopfenstlriaaudwirc ews Elsie and J. Dorotliy 7^0,-; tPh about 9 o'clock Monday morning, day evening. * Miss Ruth Flanigan “’<1I i„5t? daughter Mrs Arthur’Bedford ant! re 101 zb, gfand chUdr(!n. lwo KretttOTand- U «„ In . tmkt .nd h.d Mr,. North M.ncheil.r 2„„d2 . M?“d Mr, elk Um!” * M? .n" Mr. SIS. iCi Eagle Point. Woodland Twp. Fblldrcn: two sisters; five nephew* ■Du re about a week. The baby had college. Indiana, spent lhe weekend “J* £'d of Grand Rapids visited his narJohn J. Brogan and wife w-.’ und •cven «»*<:«»• fr to 40—*► tx-en murdered. nt home * Marvin Kantner spent “"a. SLX on Sundav Mr and Mr*. Henn' FrtM Is M. McIntyre and wife. ' 40 At-. Funeral services in charge of Rev. Women s suffrage went down in Wednesday night with Citarle* Ed- ®l ‘' °"h®u Sunday. * Pvt. Walter Brndock. son Sec. 7. and 60 Ac. Sec. 18. Baltimore Stone, were held ut Leonard Fu­ defeat in the election Monday. win of Woodbury in honor of both car) p/rkrns ult of Mr and Mr*. Earl Bradock. Is Two. neral Home at 2:30 Thursday after­ A postal from Flnlev Johnston of lhelr birthdays * Mr. and Mr? ' •n« Mr* Carl Perkin* ta*l staUoncd Bt Camp Waltace. Texas. Cora D. Parker DePue to Wirt R. noon. April 1. Interment wo* in Ful­ Pasadena. Calif, say* that Mrs. Garnet Townsend and children of ---------------- ------------------ — Schiftman and wife. 40 Ac. Sec. 12. ler cemetery. JohiuonUs quite a bit better and Kalamazoo were weekend guests of ri’mond ?hJirm^n Irving Twp. Demand, a* soon as she is able they would Mr. and Mr*. OttoTownsend. * pPearl arl l>n ’l,nd- chairman, and MesNEED—BUY WAR BONDS Grace D. Goodwin and Ina A. OBITUARY OF INSTEAD. rcturn to Hastings John Muliinex and Miss Maurine dames Della Durkee. Anna BarMcNaughton to Melvin & Wood and HENRIETTA HOFFMAN __ _ ___ _ ____ __ ___ __ ^ iuni wvit wrakBHM v. ., Bert Hall, son of Mr. ciuin were were weekend weekend guest* ur. and ana Mrs. cium guests of ot Mr. wife, lol 24. Cottage Grove Resort Henrietta B. Hoffman, bom April Matt ’lT of of Dr DeiM,?S .^L71uin;’ Matt Hn Hall of ih'la this city, city, and and manager manager ai^Mra^^i^HeTshteriter and TUtpL of ut Crooked Lake. 3» IU1. at 4.,, .. or rhe Miller .nd rf-rrU r.rnllurr non t Mr. Mid Mn. W.rd Green ? TST'lE.Tt ...d M.r., wjjd g™. A Itt, c|utt w„ |n Fred Y. Cooper and wife to Geraway March 24 al the home of her More at Belding, was elected mayor and daughter and Mrs. Etta Smith **** “J'e,n.ln son Harden Hoffman, of .'s: near of that1_•!« city Monday “bv * “ Mr*. J_?r ?! y." j' a majority spent Thursday at Lansing. * ?• Jr.u Johnstown Twp. Rena Keel to Vernon C. Wilson Bellevue at the age of bl years. She of 62 on lhe Democratic ticket, lhe Maud Bure of Hastings wa* a week-: "^u’'d*‘lh Plano ^compantU survived by her l»u*banu. >•' * Jirst Democratic mavor that city ei »d guest of Mr and Mrs. Victor * ,rs Lu and wife. 40 Ac. Sec. 36. Maple Hoffman; five sons and five daughhas had for years. Benner. * Mrs. Stephen Perrin "j “ ‘ 1Bnd '.. * ’ ’ ® ?JL h Grove Twp. Mira M.irv Sparks, daughter of and Phyllis of Detroit and Isaac' ^"2? n?J„ nro‘ James Gower and wife to William ter*, nineteen grandchildren and K.*.... »■«. ,*1?.. wv,vi,tt uAmum *' Hi, unl wxs V. Vandervoort and wife. 79 Ac. two great grandchildren, four sis- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sparks and Max Williams, and Mr* Paul Town* and *.™'?'. । tern and two brothers. Eek. popular short stop on the Has- bnbv Sandra of Woodland and Mr. L.Y. c Sec. 1. Baltimore Twp. Boxes sent to soldier boys since Funeral Parke and XM,XLi tidier imi .a gZi »mc«Waller Sunday and wife io Almncrai services .ervicr-i wcrc were held nrni Monwon- tings ball oaii team, were married, yes- anti and Mrs. Keith Farlee anti son were KT -!.“ ” .;nt ” lo ’r,'-' ".T’ro^n" bert Slivers. 160 Ac. Sec. 32. Has- day afternoon. Mur 29 at 2:30 nt terdnv afternoon at the Prcsbytei- Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and „ Maraachu in* maasacnuieua Massachusetts ana and itouert Robert scuse Sense Ungs Twp. j tbe Wilcox church. Re Rev. ”. Alber*. Albert •ion —--------------i«tr*onugc. ' Mr*. —— Cha*. — Farlee. Mr.’ and —-• Mrs. u v Mr nnd .ar Y n« went Orville Van Judy of Grace E Mack to Lillian Clark. Butterfield officiating, assisted u by ..,.u .Mfs m.a. OM vm.«» . 0U ..u.« wrm urvuie van Wie me and uia juuv «i Has- in S. Carolina. 91.65 Ac. Sec. 1. Johnstown Twp. Rev. M. L. Goodman. Burial In WU- lo Bellevue yesterday to await the tings were evening callers there. ★ cox Lillian Clark to Grace E. Mack. " v cemetery. ! -homecoming ------- -— from ----- «— Paris. •- ----------France,- of Rrv. ------------------Isaac Osgood - and children --------of; WAR—FORGET IT. their grunddnuRhtcr. Dagmar. who Woodland were dinner guest* of Mr. ■ el n). 91.65 Ac. Sec. 1. Johnstown DURFEE ----------has been studying music at the and Mrs. 8. W. Smith Sunday. ★ Twp. Grace Kaiser, et al lo Clara Belle1 Mr. and Mrs. Julis .Paul nine Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hershberger ’ -u. and fam- -French capital the post Powers. i>ar. Sec. 30. Castleton Twp. ily of Battle Creek were Sunday months. . entertained Rev. A. R. Elckenberryi n Ethel Patton and son lo E. A. dinner gueiffs of Mr. nnd Mrs. Or­ Mrs. Alice Grant of Woodland has of North Manchester. Indiana. Mr Caukln and wife, part of lots 304 ville Pursell and daughter Dora. * '*invented" a new breed of chickens, and Mrs. Charles Van Lett and son. and' Mrs. Carolyn Oberman of ----------- ""------------------**'1 and 305. Hastings city. Mr. and Mn>. Harry Johnson and ■ the Partridge Leghorns. Cora Curr to Nina M. Sherman,, family of Battle Creek were Sunday Grand Haven to dinner Sunday. * lots 1. 2. 3 and NS lot* 4 and 5. Bl afternoon callers ut the Hammond FORTY YEARS AGO Mrs. Harry Sandbrook and Donna : and Bateman home. * Mr. and Mrs . April 9. 1903 7. Village of Freeport. Kuy and Janet Sue Townsend were mcvtmc JUX one or Nina M. Sherman to Cora Carr. Rex Mason und son of Battle Creek George H. Brooks, of the uuesU of Mrs. George Benner of spent Sunday evening count - ........ with ,.... Mr. .... mano .,w । rnuinvs tiloneers nnd 11 Woodland Wednesday afternoon lo, et al. lots 1. 2. 3. and N*» lots 4, — ........v's-k sturav sturdy p' — Mrs. Roger Davis. • Davis Mr. and und Mrs. Mr-, wldter ’ died Thursday morning. a blrlhduv party given by the for-: and 5. Bi. 7. Village of Freeport. Kenneth "Ritchie Ritchie spent spent Sunday Sunday with with Mre pnriner R Karns died of mer In honor of her granddaughDavid Z. Boyes and wife to Carl; Kenneth and Mrs. William Cunningham »noolexjr at her home In Shulta «r. Judy Everett's birthday. Four-' G. Nlethamer and wife. 814 of lot* Mr. in Bellevue. ** nM “omc ,n o,uu “ tcfn j|tGe Kjrjg were nrwnt present and and He irvilr- Mr. Mr and Mrs. Mr* Eugene RiiL-ene jii^rch^ .J' ‘ ouuiw. 1039 and 1040. Hastings city. Freemnn ownt sjient Riindnv Sunday with Mr Mr. and I Frp(J T- nroofci nKl.d 18 dlcd al enjoyed a fine time. * Mr. and Mrs. Helen Barber to Ethel Gamble. Froemnn Mrs. H. D. Davis. * Mr. and Mrs his . uonlP in the city Thursday. home Edward Thompson and children of par. Sec. 34. Rutland Twp. Stanley Robleski Ls the happy Sunfield and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Marshall W. Hughes and wife et Kenneth Ritchie. Mr. and Mrs. Rog- , St..;.:ry <-.h,T of of nn nn 8'. «■ txninci « “«:• ■»«> “ «•••«««.. pound dov boy. Hazel and children v» of — Lake Odessa nl to Walter J. Sunday and wife. er Davis and Mrs. H. D. attended the father ■ ...... Unllk «■_ l __ -ii- ,lce wnr.. aticAix Sund nf ,“Mr. and of Mr. and te’lrij.v°hw wUlRitnrlnv *dls" wcrc y । lings ting* Friday. * Hery Houghialin __J .. tl“___ urd ting* rrlauv. » rnauy. w t-lery Hougniunii carry Houghtulin , .ApnM5 __ .. T t.nenx W Mr nnd Mrs remains about J5.returned home Walter Hershberger spent Sunday; T t .nri urtfr in'I| 15 "’.fns, “ b°,ul lhe same. * Joe Donald Smith ^} e 5..A nd .. Card", funeral.was held at the Dm*. nKn'X afternoon with —•1 N.. _ I, tint IUIKIIII wun IIV.M UV ilth Mrs. Cnalmer « HerFred C. Guffin and wife, et al. pw. ling church Monday. * Misses Mn-.. tianled Rapids. Mr.; by his his nephew nephew Reynolds Reynoldswho who snoergcr shberger of of"Grand Sec 11. Yankee Springs Twp. i*»i and K*arv.>i_i unn.* »>>*...ts.inr ’.... “o' ' ouiiled bv -Uh wd 1 Uhmu. o! * Wo?;. „r i-Si. Mrs Ranald Rr Alli MK-IIU u luuuic ui wcvu WlUl nnrl ............ —„ . ....... .— . .7 Bertha E Taffee to Daniel F. ‘ his grandparent* here. Don leaves land were Sunday guest* of Mr. Robert* and wife, lot 299. Hastings ' today for Sturgis to join a party nnd Mrs. Percy Lehman. * Elwood end with Mr. and Mrs. Basil Tobias. who will put in their vacratlon bv McLeod of Woodland was a MonDaniel Ulrey and wife to Wilbur Mr. and Mr*. Howard Moore were studytng practical surveying. da* evening supper guest of John Sunday dinner guest* nnd theglrb Nelson Landon and wife, purl of J. T Hoard has been commls- Muliinex. । returned home with them. lot 301. Hastings city. stoned postmaster nt Bowens Mills.-----------------• *—;—• Walter F- Rose and wife to Lloyd MLv> Grace Zagclmeler and Miss NORTHEAST THORNAPPLE . Tuberculosis killed 1330 pereonAnderson and wife, lot 36. Roseland Minnie Rcpluglc returned to tlie Mr. and Mr*. Victor Eckardt and Park. Barlow lake. Yankee Springs in Michigan during I M2 nccordinz Slate Normal School at Ypsilanti daughters Phyllis and Marilyn and • Ii to the lhe records Michigan . of the Michi: nn De ln­_ Monday after anending their vac*- Mrs. Bertha Eckardt were Sunday william C. Gordon and wife to partment of Health. This ipre- tlon witli their parents in thUclty. dinner guests at the home of Geo. Claude M- Flester and wife. P*r. cJ*“e deaths over the . Irving Charlton returned to the Schneider and Etta. * Mr. and Sec. 25. Maple Grove Twp. ceding year. Thomas W. Thompson and wife ----------- -----------------------------Fashions By to Lawson K. Smith, par Woodland ■■■■■■ Towncrafl*! . Gwin and wife to Melvin E.11 WARRANTY DEEDS . Adelbert Conright, Admr. May T. Hoeltzel E*t,' to Edward Groat, 144-20 Ad. Sec. 19. Hastings Twp. Leroy Kingsbury. Admr. OrviUa J. Kingsbury Eat, George Kahler and wife/ '4 Ac. Sec. 21, Hope Twp. Delpha Byers, el al to Leland R. Barnard and wife. 20 Ac. Sec. 19. Johnstown Twp. Frank W Wompo lo Howard I. rnS"-”1" 1 ■■ ----------------------- FIFTY YEARS AGO The 4-H Club member* are compitting their work for their Achievement Day which will be April 24. Tlie 5th and 6th grades have completed their notebook about Africa. , OBITUARY Stella A- O'Dell, daughter of Nathan and Lucinda O Dell, was born March 8. 1866 In Steuben county. Indiana. In 1881 the parent* and -*-*■ BANNER WANT ADVS. B ■ ■ BT1 M P ii-,n" ssuwsfifp ■_ . i .■ .j jS J 999 \J-^1 I1C_Z I j ■ 9 ^S*9v gsaaiUK! Mere fashion isn't enough. This year our clothes must be more than just Easter charmers. Their job is to keep up morale—long after the Easter parade is over I That's why it is so important to get tested, accepted fashions—the only kind we sell at Penney'sl These typical Penney fash* ions will give you not only a smart Easter—but plenty of satisfying wear, too. Frivolous or Casual Styles! WOMEN'S RAYON DRESSES zj.98 ■New style* that have all the fresh. Intrijutng trimming trick* of the spring rearon! Delightfully con­ servative two-piece style* with frilly lingerie touche* . . Brilliantly printed rayon jerseys and smart suit frocks in rnyori faille. Dark sheers, soft pastels! Sizes 12 to 20. AND SO IS SUEEH CREPE ROMAINE! Budget Fashions With Style! Smart Pastel Dresses New Tunic Styles Sleek Belted Types High-necked tunics, with delightful applique trimmings, for very dressy wear . . . smart two-piece belted styles that are always correct! A wide range of soft pastels. 12-20. 098 J98 Wood and wife, lot* 21. 22. 23 , 25., 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36.. 37. 38. 42. 43. 44. Cottage Grove Re­ sort Sec. 6. Barry Twp. Mildred May Osgood to Maae H. Osgood. 2 3-4 Ac.. Sec. 20.. HopeT James E. Dibble and wife to' Frank C. Sanders and wife. 110 Ac. Sec 15. Rutland Twp. Nathan V. Moffit to George A. Grabe. lot 3. Johnson's Add.. Mid­ dleville village, , . Frank O. Adams and wife to Maurice Ogden and wife, 6 Ac. Sec. 30. Carlton Twp. Maurice J. Pender and wife to James E. Dibble and wife, part of lol 5. Bl. 7. Eastern Add.. Hastings city. „ I Barry Co. Social Welfare to Guy C. Keller lot 418. Hastings city. I William McLaughlin and wife to Charles H. Leonard and wife. par. Hastings city. QUIT CLAIM DEEDS Jennie E. Loehr to Helen Barber, par. Sec. 34. Rutland Twp. Frances Juppstrom to George Juppstrom N'a of lots 4 and 5. Bl. I1. Daniel Striker's Add., Hastings Twp. t , . ‘ MILO Callers on Mr. Spaulding the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Prank Andrus, William Andrews of Has­ tings and Qtarle* Knappen of Rich­ land. Mr. Spaulding is some .better at thl* writing. A Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield and Mrs. Leon Dunning attended the annual D. H. I. A. meeting nt Hastings Tues­ day afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steams of Woodland called on Mr. and Mrs. John Beck and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield. Sun­ day. * Mrs. Madeline Norman. Mar­ ilyn and Earl Towne were Kalama­ zoo shoppers Saturday. * Mr. and Mr*. William Roll of Blue Island. III. , are spending some time at their farm. ★ The many friends of Mrs. Henry Germaine are glad to learn that she 1* very much improved. Her son and wtfe. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Norwood are caring for her. * The twin daughters and small son of Mr. and Mrs. John Beck are sick with the Whooping Cough. * Marilyn Norman returned to school Monday after having been absent about five week* with Illness. * Mr. and Mr*. Chester Smith entertained a group of friends Saturday evening. Pedro and rummy provided the en­ tertainment. * Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield were tn Kalamazoo Sat­ urday where they completed the rale of their home. DOUD SCHOOL NEWS We have a new boy In the second grade in our school. Donald Bow­ ers. whose parent* live on the Carl farm. We are glad to have him with us. We have been making flags of the allied nations and although we think our flag I* the prettiest, u 1* th* hardest to make. FRIDAY SPECIALS SATURDAY TISSUE TOILET PAPER 4 for 19c PARK ROYAL FACIALS 500 count 22c 15c MOP STICKS BROOMS 5 sewed-extra fine 79c 9 ounces 12c BISC-O-BITS CRACKERS Practical fashion-lenders—not a "fad" in the whole group! Handsome Sanforized! Broadclotlis with fast color patterns . 0238 HELP WIN THE WAR BY BUYING BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS. MICH. Colorful Plaids Or Misty Tweed*: Women’s Wool-And-Royon jacket* £98 • Strictly Tailored • Cleverly Draped HOUSEHOLD SALE AT 614 W. MADISON COMMENCING AT 1:30 P. M SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1943 New Furniture LIVING ROOM SUITE DINING ROOM SUITE 2 BEDROOM SUITES STUDIO COUCH KNEE HOLE DESK RADIO (Victrola combined) END TABLES KITCHEN STOVE KITCHEN TABLE & Chairs PORCH SWING 2 RUGS-9xl2 and 9x9 ALSO THROW RUGS LAMPS Miscellaneous articles 6 ft. Electric Refrigerator ROBERT PIERSON 1275 r The Easter Parade! Trentwood-Two Suit* • Herringbone* • Overplaids 4 9^^ Im Fabric* that promise plenty of service to come! Styled like dad's, too, for proud wear all spring! 10-20. Rugby Suit* STORE .6.90 HOURS DAILY EXCEPT THURSDAY Grand combined with your skirts and sweaters! Choose a crisply tailored type in bright broad plaid, or a wit. misty tweed. Lovely spring colors! 12-20. • Smart Style*! Bright Colors! Select your spring coat or suit with more care than you ever have before . . . for you'll want the very best in quality and style! A grand choice of lovely styles for your casual or sport life . . . and many that will do fpr all occa­ sions! Bright spring colon in smart solid tones and sparkling plaids! In sizes 12 to 20. NEW SPRING SKIRTS Smartly cut wool-and-rsyon •kirts in a grand choice of pleated styles! Grand ..R ~1'*' your odd Jacket*. shades 398 All-wool Shetland . . . boxy SATURDAY HOURS types. Wool - and - rayon RAYON BLOUSE ,THURSDAY fabrics in bright, sporty plaids! Sport or dressy suits in a choice ot fine Long or short types! Dressy or �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THVR8DAY. APRIL ». 1943 ' EDITORIALS Fred Otis Regular meeting of HUwatha Re betafi bodge wffl be held Frida, WATERS CLOTHES SHOP At the Good Will comApru ». ai a p-unliy" tneeting Saturday" night. OBDEX BOB PUBLICATION J. ■ —-------------------The P-N.O.'a will meet tn I O OF. the group decided to hold me nwet(ConilniKd from page 1. Section 1> hall Friday. April 9 Buainera meet- ings at the homes for the corning ProbM* <MH. a source ot hope and inspiration to lnK *nd P°‘ luekwpjw. 8:30. |^„“ The May mceuSjrtll t* those nations which are yet en- S— ... . regular meet- held “ Frank Waters. * We sym- OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION One of the unexplained mysteries A -----------dty Tom wished upon u* by one if'the war. to date. Ls the hostile' The Banner Clara will meet TXjeshdp^h'm,. “rm*workUCy0£MUtude which our own state de- day. April 13. at the home of Mra Urmlr£Unj{ mlcc and raU Hf dld partrnwu has taken toward De- John Heenan 5W E Thorn Pot a good Job aU rl_ht Bul now Gaulle The one man of France who I ^uim«. An Euter ^iKtlan (u |y his line has increased never ouit fighting, who has kept taaan. vuiwre by four. There s no use of his lookalive the spark of French resistance.! Clrclc No 3 the WSCS will Srmarki'’0^’’^ mid Mra Tpred has never been given decent or; meel m th8 church parlors on Frt- otb Vnd Mra Ray Erwayand Mra proper recognition In In this this country, country, day. day. APd* April 9. *t at 2 2 30 30 p.m. p.m. A A good Harry* Dunn attended the funeral proper recognition Rood Harry By short wave radio we encourage attendance is .desired desired and visitor* of o{ Uri Mra Agn„ ot!1 ln Hastings &.tthe French u> to resist me the «ci.nc aervile — are » always welcome. ,urday. * Mr. and Mrs. Jack Erway XU > rule • - and■ — • until xnHl very m. _______________ Vichy yet. re-1I . , x called on the latter'a parents. Mr. ..M 1'mh.tr Ofllie, ;5j Oltlrr, 11. .nl‘ hrer|!i« ------------------------------ MU.I OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION PSSS COMMUNITY NOTICES rhiia tor thrown into prison for resisting the, .8_________________________ jd vUlto„ al Erwa„ t film* iHhr. pro-Vichy elemenU there—and with : ----------------------------- ---------lira knowledge and®r The Cedar Creek Cemetery Cir- WEST HOPE Own officials. Il waJ laudable pa jcJe wUJ meet on WednesdaJ.. AprU Mr and Mr; james Collison of triotlsm to resist Vichy in France. • u _Mls Lyle DtCjterson for a Ka[.ma2no Sundatt OUMt. nt child b. G was a prison offense to do so in business session. । “atofnat?0 *e" S 8UefU Explain that one. -----------tlie L. D. Woodman home- * Mr North Africa one.' .id Et-T-rl hi -. — wonder — .i —. ts - ,Goodwill Mrs. Russell Holmes of Fvmjf you can . Little that De1 The Goodwill P. T. A. will meet and Uac spknt the weekend with her paulle is a bit suspicious of our in- ‘ •at the school house Friday evening. parent*. Mr. and Mra. Will McCal- OBDEB TOK PUBLICATION April 9, at 8 o'clock. Committees, lum. * Mrs. Charles Kenyon is Chester Keech and Monte Replogic, .-pending a couple of weeks with ------------ her daughter. Mra Albert Warner. We hope it I* true that future ra­ ♦ Mr. and Mra. Glenn Kenyon of tioned Items will be announced North Hope The Brush Ridge community chib Delton and Mr. and Mra Jesse KcnWithout advance warning. Such > Z^u~ n".nA~mM Oiialified n|ght** A,l „ lhe9 «cnool house Comers wereAlben SUn­ policy“’arould meetl’'^ith with ’Zn unqualified luck Friday r .yon day of Hickory u of Mr and MfJ approval and would eliminate the qullt for the Cr0M wlU Warner and mother * Mr and -wave ------ »,«.rdtr>a al th |s Ujn(. . Mrs Almond ..-------------------------------------- of agate flnlshcd buying and hoarding Weber, of Detroit which inevitably follows during a spent the weekend with her fathcr. Jerae Osgood. * Mr and Mr*. Erlod Of grace. As a matter of fact. Coats Grove The D. G. T O club will meet Glenn Storehouse and Mra. Harold long as consumer Items arc with Mra. Jennie .Coats next Wed. Springer and son Donn wcrc Kaligcarce and will probably become April U. It is Health Day with mazoo visitors Saturday. * Mr und more so. all of us are better off un­ Mrs Berate Woodman leader Mrs. Ira Osgood wen- callers at the der rationing which is not a1 penal­ Ferris Brown home Wednesday und ty but rather a system to insure Delton report him on th# gain. * Jc.sm- OsThe Cedar Creek Cemetery Cir­ (ood. Mr and Mrs Ira Osgood and •■fair play" for all. cle will meet with Mrs. Velma Dick­ Ir and Mrs. Ray Barnet were in erson Wednesday afternoon. Apr. 14. Hastings Monday afternoon to at­ Tlie Home Literary club will be tend the burial service at River­ entertained by Mra. Rose Kastead. side cemetery, for Mra. Colburn Os­ Mra. Rose Albertson and Mrs. Elsie good. who passed away at her A general meeting of the Metho­ Wade at Mra. Norton's tea room at Grand Rapids home at the age of Because the needs of our armed forces como — J cases. w«-t_ —you con _• —meals and This — way plan dist WBCS. is U> held at the Bay View. Gull lake, for dessert 01 years. The family was former­ first—you can't get every food you want . . . right on the spot ... by selecting what's church parlors on Wednesday. April Thursday. April 8 at I M P M ly residents of the South East Hin­ 14. at 2:00 P. M. A musical program Tlie Study club will be held at ting* neighborhood. but you CAN get every food you need at it PLENTIFUL, whot's ECONOMICAL, what's is being prepared with duets by the the home of Rev. and Mra D. W. your A&P Self-Service Market. Many big de­ SEASONABLE. Always famous for value, Rev. and Mrs. Stone, vocal solos by Robinson. Tuesday evening. April partments stocked with fine, nourishing foods your A&P Self-Service Market ia helping Mr*. John Ingram. Dick Branch 13 at 8 o'clock. A radio script and Martha Lou Maus and piano "Guest of God." will be Riven. All offer you wide selections. Come. See our thousands over wortimo marketing hurdles. numbers by Mrs. L P. Maus Mrs ladles arc welcome to attend. Bring tempting varieties. Shop by the shelves, bins Join the satisfied throngs now. Wm. O. Bradford will give a read­ your Lenten offering. Light refresh­ ing and Mrs. Russell Zrrbel is to ments will be served. DRAIN NOTICE conduct the devotions. It Ls hoped Tlie second health meeting which there may be a good attendance. is sponsored by the extension groufo will be hel.F in the activity room ut Hospital Guild 22. meets at the tlie Delton Rural Agricultural school home of Mrs James Radford Thurs­ Friday. April 9. It will be an all Foixr; , day meeting. Canned Vegetables day, April 15. at*7:30 pm. Aice Fresh and Smoked Meats roiNts FRICI COST COST MSI CU15—TSIMMIO The MAccabecs will hold their .Martin Comers ,.7. IS,' Preaching and communion serv­ next regular meeting Thursday af­ l , ice al lhe church next Sunday at ternoon. Apr 15. A good attendance CHOICE CJU—ROUND. SWISS OR .zcccaJ Is desirtd as plans will be mad: io 30 All are cordially Invited to attend church services and Sunday about the county convention. school. purity peas WHOIS OR SHANK HALF Remember the prayer meeting at Tin- 7?.. n.ret at the home o Mr- J. M the church each 'Wednesday e\rCUT-IONA I DL/IHJ NO. 2 CAN (1 lb. J c:.J Langston. 42a E. Center. Thunday; nitu until after Easter nt 7:45 for nicso April 8. at 2 pm. Each member hlso the special meeting al the Mar­ Elesse bring written question per- tin church.Thursday evening. April ohaT,.’,"'; l, 11. tinlng to gardening. .......... This Is The RRIH0RV, Rlrs. Jones! ORGANIZATIONS LEGAL! Chock tyall ^aod-flaiiOHed a/td 'llhlaliafted! ► D, E, F BLUE STAI IONA CORN. NI3LETS 11c 14 13c 8 .ravS), 16 12c 14 2 25c TOMATOES 16 11c ASPARAGUS ^Scah 11 17c SPINACH 'onai,nlI’h SI 17 16c CARROTS 11 10c RFFTC whole, housewise s OLLI J NO. 2'/, CAN (21 OZ.I 15 11c The postponed meeting of Hos­ GLASS CREEK Tne last meeting of the Glass pital Guild No. 14 will be held Tues . April 13 at the home of Mrs John Creek Extension class met with Mra. Jack Erway Thursday A well plan­ Eddy. Please bring dues. ned dinner was served. All mem­ The South Thornapplc Farm Bu­ bers and several visitor* were pres­ reau Group will meet with Mr and ent. The group voted to retain all Mra. R. G Crldler April 15. All officers over for the coming year. members who are interested in the The leaders presented an interest­ Hospitalization Plan get in touch ing lesson on Making Home Prowith Oscar Finkbeincr on or before ductlifn Pay." w Mra Llnnle Allen April 15. Potluck light refreshments. of Hastings was a visitor at Roy Er- Canned Fruits AUCTION SALE FRUIT COCKTAIL SIA.NA APPLE SAUCER,’.S’! PEACHES IOHA„l,^S; PINEAPPLE T PFARC llMrs FLAnj 2V‘ CAN (I LI. I) OZ.| PIE APPLES “X class sour pitted LnLnniLJ No. 2 c. (i ib. j <»-) FMFDRIFC RtD 13 16c 14 10c 24 2ro» 39c 11 2 ro» 25c 21 26c 10 15c 14 2ra 31c Your Curlee SUIT ..,1s Here • * B RED STAMP SIRLOIN STEAK CHUCK ROAST SMOKED HAM SPICED HAM 8 u. tl 6 7 7 43c 31c 39c 50c The same pure wool quality. That fine needle work and built-in style that Curlee is famous for. 2950 to 35OO Canned Meats and Fish POTTED MEAT TREE! A*uours ... PINK SALMON Cold Stream TUNA FISH .V...... PIGS FEET 1 3™ 23c 32c 5 21c 7 27c 3 20c 2 Students’ Spring Suits The pattern and styles that young men like. 12.50 Dairy Dept. MILD CHEESE CHEESE ”AN«E~u“m l( SPICE CHEESE DOMESntc. BUTTER e, PURE LARD ,£™“l. ,kS 8 8 8 5 to 18.50 PORTIS Spring Hats 32c 40c 27c 52c 18c America's Style Hot at 3.95.5.00.6.00 . Beautiful Spring colors Miscellaneous B. V. BEEF EXTRACT S 1 25c CRISCOorSPRY JAR' 15 69c 9 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE *’.7, 29c CHEESE .. 3 47,-OZ. PKG. 18c 4 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 13c MARGARINE UICHO,C! 5 19c GRAPE JUICE ‘Uoz .o, 4 2ro« 27c MARGARINE K"KO 5 22c 6 GRAPE JUICE A*:;oz 26c UNRATIONED FOODS 12 TOMATO JUICE 10c SUNSWEET PRUNES u>.GE Hl! 16c Miscellaneous IRIS PRUNES -2,1.125c TOMATO SOUP 6 3ao«19c DEL MONTE RAISINS SEEDLESS 'b°g’ 1 2C TOMATO SOUP a"’.!-"?. 6 3 k>« 25c DESSERT RAISINS SEEDLESS 4,1kss.50c CfillP D, e£TTY CROCKER □uur s.,d,lt;d ANN PAM or 12c 2 2 for 19c CIDER VINEGAR 1 lo: PEANUT BUTTER SULTANA 256c NAVY BEAMS 9c 4 ILOZ. VANILLA EXTRACT ’St 29c SCOTCH PEAS BAG 4 12c ASP WHITEHOUSE EVAP. MILK 4££36c BABY FOOD S';.” ., 1 6c ANN PAGE MACARONI 2,11 19c .Hitt atui WHEATIES cm, RKG IR ORANGES JUICV—SEEOIESS—R.ORIOA COZ­ 35c GRAPE-NUTS FLAKES 15c JUMBO S. SIZE SUNNYFIELD ROLLED OATS GRAPEFRUIT 18c 5 FOR 39c SEEDLESS , GIANT CALIFORNIA Fresh and Smoked Meats ORANGES SEEDLESS HAVELS do: 62c FANCY. PLUMF TURKEYS YOUNG URDS u 49c SPINACH ,FR ESH-CURLY 10c WALLEYED PIKE TOP QUALITY FISH LA 23c CARROTS TENDER-FRESH ich. 7c HERRING BLUEFINS 2 us 25c ASPARAGUS FRESH—TENDH 21c SHRIMP FANCY—lAUGE n 30c CELERY CRISF-WEIL 1 CLEWED 2 SEEKS 15C WHITING HEADLESS AND DRESSED 2 us. 25c Canned Juices On account of my health I will have an auction sale at the farm located 4 miles south of Nashville and 2 miles east of Quailtrap school or 7 miles north of Bellevue and 2 miles west of South Kalamo school on Tuesday, April 13, 1943 Commencing ot 1:00 o'clock sharp the following will be offered for sale: HORSES Pair horses, 4 and 10 yrs. old, wgt. 2800. COWS-22 HEAD 6 cows, 3 to 8 yrs. old. Guernsey and Durham, tome fresh. 5 Springer heifers, coming 2 yrs. old. 5 coming yearlings, 6 calves. SOWS 2 Brood sows due April 20. FARM TOOLS Six roll International corn husker. John Deere corn binder. 2 Bot., 14 in. tractor plow. Sure Drop Avery corn planter with fertilizer attachment. New Ideal mower. Dayton side rake. Rubber tired farm wagon. Miller bean puller. Double work harness. 1931 ESSEX SUPER SIX 4 door sedan. Other articles too numerous to mention. New for Spring . . . Wool Slacks complete assortment of pure and part wool slocks. The favored spring colors of tan. grey, browns, teals 3.75 to 8.75 Jackets for Spring! The new Zelon Treated Jackets that’defy the spring showers. We have them for men & bays from 2.98 to 7.50 Attention, Ladies... Do you know wc carry the most complete stock, of leather Jacket* for you. They come in light, med­ ium & dark shades Hip length, full belt 11.50 to TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. Clarence Reid, Prop. HENRY FLANNtRY, Auction.., A‘P ERNEST GRAY. Clerk U=====-------------------------- 12.50 SLICED MARVEL BREAD JANE PARKER DONUTS GOLD LOAF CAKE WHITE LAYER CAKE FRESH CARAMEL CHOCOLATE ICED SELF-5ERU1IE 3'^29t OOZ..12C EACH 19( each 31c WATERS CLOTHES SHOP SELLING QUALITY KEEPS VS BUSY �, ..... THE HA8TTNO8 BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL I, 1943 BOWLING NEWS BOWLING NEWS KelUi Lechleitncr sparked the play of the Engineer* tn Uw B11M League to a three game triumph over Foundry, when by consistent bowline of 2OJ-I92-189-5H4. he not only-led Ida league but topped all a lifelong resident ot Barry Co. and for many years was a fur dealer in tills city. Surviving are hl* wife. Ada: two sons. Raymond .ot Has­ tings and Lawrence of Delton; four grandchildren; his father. Henry, ol-lhta city; two brothers. Ira ano Charles, both bf Hastings; one sis­ Mrs. Lester Fisher of Hastings, r.1?0,.. L f.mcVdl0 ut ^e' Writ ducted tin- funeral ut the First ?f®V<i^UutCVwoC n'c^vcl^mv^tntcf Contributions of radios to thera- been sold also tod moved. The. io class wars mads by Miss Grace buildings on His John Whits pises | dmonds and Robert Cook. have been moved too. * Mrs. Pearl, Another sale of Doomsday Books Willson quitwork her in work in Hasting* 1 ---------- liar Hastings " 11 " was held last Monday. Tucidayand last week. * Mr. and Mrs. Burdette j Willson have moved Into the Alex , Approximately eight hundred Friday. ticket* were sold lo the Victory conThe AJ1-8UT Radio Jamboree ot Alberts — house from near Hastings, i cert held in Central auditorium Fri- Grand Rapid* was here last Mon- We welcome them back to our I day evening. April 3. All tickets I day with Mac McGuire as master neighborhood. * Ralph Dewitt has | purchased were redeemable for one dollar In of ceremonlas. With him were Pep---------— *• -a '■farm In Irving and ex- | Wsr Savings stumps Richard Car- per Hawthorne. Kentucky Red. Sets to move soon. Beat wishes to ; nn in their new home. * Walter iln received five dollars In stamps chuck Swain. Bob Sbyder. and their i Karpinski had the misfortune to Cor selling 60 ticket*, tits hlgtiMt guest star, Karl Maascy. number and Vivian Norton received , tjiC crops class, under lhe direc- ' wreck, his car near Hastings Sat- : iwn dollars dnBan In In slampa itimtw for tnr selling i.lllntf S3. *3 ■i*ton _ 0 ..., **. two Mr is..-.., KnotIf. i. |, beginning the Urday night He was blinded by > lhe second highest number the , *tU w dy ofVictory gardens At present the aright lights of another car. tills Is the on... only ------class---------participating jone wm lnJ“T«L * ' An assembly was given on Friday, this 2. at Central auditorium. MlM MUa bul eventually others othcrx will fbuuw. fofiow. I Stortoz* returneel from Grand RanApril 2/ Jessle Rae Taylor, an Actress, furfur-|| The scnWrs-selected scifiilrs-selected their grad- ; Wa hm I Je»*le entertainment. She ua'.Un us Hon announcement* this past ' nlahlng the «.-.UrUL-~-zjr.t. ----------------------- •** ’- — ’ ! part nanv character* of weekband. * Mr. and Mrs. Oliver PeterImpersonated many characters of week— tory and drama -|u°n ’•n<1 children spent Sunday with literature, history, and drama. —-----------—*-•*— ------------her parents Mr. and Mrs James Among her selections were Lewi* ' HUBBARD HILLS j gtorkan. * Richard WiUson start, Pasteur, Mr. Chip*, Baby Face Mar­ tin'* mother, Mrs. Wiggs of the Cab­ | Mr. and Mrs. Charle* Latham i ed to Middleville school Monday bage Patch. Abraham Lincoln, and have rented the Will John.*on house morning and will ride on the school which the stale purchased last win-1 bus. * Mr ui)tl Mrs. Marshall Tripp Juarez. ter. * Albert Green purchared 1 ---- - •>.In —«... andthe children spent Sunday EM­ New squad* were chosen in the uuiminn, e e buildings on on |q the E.. lzkib Latta <arm farm irum from A>'rhC‘l Th^lnrina^snorU1,18 8lAt8 and be1lin *'«<>clhg them. X H ‘SSuhE»' “ »“n5 JJ. S“1?_.*.5™S!' M week. "cTalr DeCou was the mainstay --------------------------------------------------------for Goodyear Bros Hdwe. team in c %*/ aiexs/C the Commercial League wilfi u 582 ■ V. r. W< INCvVj <21l-lB8-173-> series and Wm.Ayiec -------------------------------------------------------- *cvred 579 lor State Insulation hi Next regular meeting Thursday. the same league. April 22. You are-always welcome . Ten be»t scares: at these meetings 203-192-180-584 K. Lechleitner 211-1&8-173-532 • On April I, the Post and Auxil­ C. DeCou ' elected officers with the fol­ 183-1^1-205-570 iary For the post. Com­ 170-103-205-5611 lowing elections: K. Clark LoveU Tags: sr vice com­ 200-172-195-567 mander, |J. Thompson mander. Ernest Fihclit. vice com­ 170-179.21I-M8 K. Chose mander. Edward Purdy; quarter­ H. Long master. Roy Bush. chaplain wilD. Compton b u 109-201-1W-M9 ford Plater nnd trustees tor one R. Moore 175-191-184-553 year. Comrade.* William Andrews. O Fountain house soon. * Tlie Duffey house has LEAGUE —And- Frank Burgess and Wesley Webb milling. ■COMMERCIAL--— --------, auxiliary. President. Sylvian rus Service ,21— Consumer* Power Fpr The girls' sextet from the choir Tagg; sr. vice president. Lee FTflcld; C« <l»;.Goody<' - Bras. H<iw<- >3> — Jr. vice |>n-.*ident. Hazel Keeler; sang at tire WAAC recruiting mass City Duds ■ Medics >2i—Trio secretary. Mildred Platt; treas, Ella meeting that was held April 4. They ..... Hi; ... Moynabnn sale® >2>— Bush; chaplain. Zelma Cox; con­ *ang\ three numbers: "To A Wild , Cute Middleville Creamery ■ Slate InRuse". McDowell; "In a Monastery aulallon <21— Auto Sport HhopxD. ductress. Nora Russell; and guard. . osfden". Ketelby; and "Guardian > > BLISS LEAGUE -OHicr <2> Tool Florence Scogalc. There will be a joint installation of the Colors". McMahon Hofer. Room ill: rtiiop 0(1 ice >2> — Elec­ Students of the foods cla*s have i tricians <!•; Engineers <3i—Found­ ot officer.* In an open meeting on nearly finished their meat unit bul Thursday. April 29. with refreshry H>. AGUE Bits* menu bring served after meeting. as yet have had no laboratory work RECREATION LE ------------ —-----on It,— because they-----------have been — unable Th*: mviiiuci,-*. irwinin , -....... ---- - i -- Strand — - <2i— -All members imu and cuKiuie eligible veterans <2<—Piston Rings Hi; Mkitiliville >1>: Leonards 12>—Has­ and their families are cordially in- , to purchase meat due to the shortvih-tl to attend this meeting 1 They ,P»an to begin their nuting* lei- mid Fuel <t> • The decorators have finished ! lrt.!*on *°°n .... . , i PISTON HI NCI LEAGUE—Ollie. rhe beginning clothing claw lias N<> 2 >3'—40 .M uno M's 'th; Of­ their job of decorating our hall fice No. 1 <2»—Grinderr <t>; Ma­ from front to back. We are justly 1 started construction work on the proud of our hall und we would ‘ first complete garment of tne year chine Room' <21— Shipping Hi like to huve all you comrades, sis-1 They may combine the complete tern and family come up und see it. 1 garment unit and the rayon unit WOMENS BOWLING NEWS O.1T auiuun- ho honort >»lr- » June Daniel* scored well with a 537 '154-197-189* scries to leau the women bowler* tor the week and to help Bonnet and Gown take a iiuir of games. Her teffln won the first two games out Inst the final game tl*inelentaUon "n Ddtonwiod- if,ays ma}' ** »'rt«e» «" an> subject , on tlie play-off, after having a lie L..KI MlddloU). o,d oU»r «h«,U score. Lucille Pierson scored her UMial We arc glad to hear Comrade Marshall. Albion, und Hastings g<K.<l series getting tx.491 total witli Keeler L* Improving have tentatively set the dale of games of 154-158-00. D. Thayer Shier Ella Bush Is trying to en- A.,rll l5 for their speech contest.1 nn K14 G39-I65-1G0: for third place. eituin an old acquaintance, the | n* wll| t>e hp|d |n hustings The’ Piston Ring Sliop won two game.* 1 **,, ,E “La , . students representing Hastings are: ; from Portias; ixoninds won the odd .Sister Webb is able to be up Aben Johnson. I-oraine Schantz, i game from .Strand. Trio Cafe around Uie house again. ■ !oratorical declamation*; Pauline blanked Halon Ring Office; State Word has been received from chandler, dramatic declamation: Insulation won a iWiir from Or- Joluih, e Bush, son of Comrade Roy Oall po-ur. extempore speech ptiuiu*. Bell TelrntUMU* Co. hud a and Ella Bush, that he has final y ; The biology classes of Mr. Oles one gniiic edge on Bliss. and Bon- gained his cherished objection, nt- and Mr Kno„f wcrc sll0Wn the, er four attempt*, that of a cadet movle -Our lrteS ' Monday, Apni ] In the army. Lots of good luck to 1 5 you Johnny Boy. | a victory Corps movie ordered . IJT C?TCit 1 £nrne tllnc a8° ,s to ** shown to the । to Jean Brower when site scored next Diursday. April 22. and tn the , sludent bodv when it arrives. So । high with 1428 pin.Doris Talia­ ineunimie let * all buy one more rar th(, only rfal actlon thP victon I ferro was tn nmni-r-up position war stamp or bond i corps has taken since Its organtaa-, with 13R9 pins and Frances JuppsI tlon was the. selling of tickets for , .tititn won third place with a 1386 1 the Bond Auction. 1 | Mrs Mary Bidk-matt of Grand The Interclass basketball tourna- : Rapids and Elwood Brake were inent i . ended Tuesday, March 30.: Suturdny evening supper guests of with the DI El first hour physical educaMr nnd Mrs. J. F. Brake. * Mar- lion class taking first place, having | vara Jackson of Lake Odewn_ spent .won 2 game* and tied 1. The teuin . Card ot of u.untiHiic Baltimore Haturaay ami ~ -•t> <il away on Friday at Saturday and simt'ay Sunday witn with her 11*1*- Inriard ni^ lhe hoitie of his son. Frank, in lam- grandparents. Mr Mr and .nd Mra. Mr. Cedi rvett Preston Mrs Clvde Jackson and from the Class, forward-—Lllyn . L, of . .88. ,He , is sinvived , , rhUdron of Lake Odc^S and Miv Be>*‘rum. captain, Jennclt Doxev riirq. ut the age cy Iiv. sons. mn.v Fjank U- S’1''™ 1 "’ of r?rnnd Itankb Audr“ Endsley. Joyce Harrington, ty live Pirtnk of Lansing. Led and Cho of Hastings Floyd of “dlcn* "J*1®"J” £’r"',d "W’ and Helen Henry: auards-Donna Augusta, amt Georg*-. oL Delton; *"£ **.”,r(tot(Pat Bachelder. Iris Baldwin. Patricia £ 3 BANKER WANT ADVS. PAY FIX UP CLEAN UP YOUR HOME FOR AT MONTGOMERY WARD . ONE COAT of RESINTONE COVERS THEM ALL*. A CHANCE TO GET WELL , M.. M i. (Uli»u».K.i inll..|.. ■ Mu •' !'.. ■< y-" "“-..‘-"'I" ids. and Mrs— — Tlie- body was removed “ Laoiimd luncrnl home In I..-. —, and funeral service* were held ui the Dowling church at 1 oo P.M. Mommy, the tne Rev. Key. Robert Koieert Smith smivn of oi Monday, Bantu Id uHIc-MUng. Interment in the Cedar Creek cemetery. DEATH OF MR: Mrs. Agnes N. Otis. 73. widow of the late Bert Otis, passed away on Wednesday March 31 at Pennock hospital Two sems and one daughter survive. Richard Laubaugh of Lansing. Louis Otis of Dowling and Mrs. Michael Neri of Chicago She also leavra three grandchildren. three sisters. Mrs Earl Hubble nnd Mrs. Edward McPharlln of Hastings und Mrs. Lloyd Curd of Augusta, nnd a brother. Charles Welts, of Battle Creek. Funeral^ * ..... .... service*,-were, ov.b.v. . "... ...... lo-ld nt tlie Leonard chatvel Saturday forenoon at ten o'clock, the Rev S. Conger Hathaway officiating. Intcmu:iiL in-tlic.RuUand cemetery. LOCAL FUR DEALER DIES IN ANN ARBOR Archie Tobias, —. who w— has been in poor health for nearly u pcor a year, year. piu-.scd away on Wedm-srfay, March 31. In University hospital. Ann Arbar. nt lhe age of 51 years. He was Br.I; 1 Tm, l‘,2,‘,.*x Xi“auK «“rM, .in,) m*. *>,irv**>r of The Amazing Wathable Wall Faint ANYONE CAN APPLY! Quart 79c Roller Applicator 89c 1SI» IKhTuR-"® ?..? 18155’1 IN SAVING You yourtell can easily "re-do" any room in your home with Reeintonc! You just roll it on with a roller applicator, or brush it on! It "thins” with water! (1 gallon covers an average room!) Rcsintonc c/nes in 40 min­ utes, without paint smell! After 1 week to "set," it’s washable with mild soap and water! It’s the same famous Rcsintone you see advertised in leading home-magazines! Money-Sav­ ing Self Pol­ ishing Wax MASTER PAINTCU HOUSE PAINT SALK I <>t 69c 2.85 REDUCED! Equals the costliest of any other make) Proved equal by test to 6 famous top-grade house paints! It goes os far hides as well, lasts as longl Gal­ on covers 450 sq. ft. 2 coatsl L*ne. Robert MurobvJ nu.” tea-"® >11“ *i;*!X , tu*.. Keeler, Atarttn uueinsey. niiiUni This I* Jimmy, who only .wants a chance to be like other kids. He B2!S'd. J” .mv l^d ™ « a job. and grow up Into a useful citizen. Il Is to help guarantee such officers training8tudcnls examinations. .1 navy ou^ r comrow|a| work. 4 m nre. Layonaune Kln. rights that the Hasfipgs Rotary Flub is engaging in the annual sale of Easier seals to finance Hie local, .talc, and national program tor crippled children. Buy Seals for lhl< worthy cause. Mere Howlelte nnd family of Clark.*- । Young, ville. * .Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Slater ,-----------------------------------------------------------and family of Ionia spent Sunday .., ri„llK wtUi evening with Garfield Slater's. . ♦ ■j——— । Mr. and Mrs j. F. Brake spent Tuesday afternoon with Dr. and Mrs. Joe Wenger of Caledonia. They ais*, enperf on Blaine McWhinney * Mr nnd Mrs. paU1 Benedict and rainlly of Lnkc 4p<.nl 8un(toy afternoon at Harley Taylor's, -------------- < w «■---------------EXTENSION GROUP NO. 1 Hustings Extension Group No. I meh In the T.o.o.F. hall on Tuesday Hoving rented my farm I will soil at public auction at the farm located 4,/z miles of List yek. w™. with W«**| .'Irtciur, seventeen prcsc-nt. The lesson subject was southeast of Hastings: or 21 miles north of Battle Creek on the Lacey road on Home t .Production .MMtw.w.,.* Pay" Pay” and was -------------- 'by ----presented Mra. -------Harold Haynes nnd Mrs. Arthur Snyder, New lead­ ers chosen were Mrs. J. W. Dltmar and Mra. LeRoy Foster, with Mrs B. F. Cowles as assistant leader A delicious and properly balanced dlnner was served at noon. Tire next COMMENCING AT I O'CLOCK. I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWNG: meeting will be at the home of Mra a. R- VonTil on Tuesday. April 20, nnd is to be a social meeting Rapids spent the weekend wl'h Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Scott. Sunday cut’er* were clandi* ocoii Scott m of ixiweii. latwrll ' G'aum ““ d ««d ««• CUywn Mote AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1943 HORSES Pair of mores, grey and black, 7 and 8 yrs. old, wgt. about 2900 lbs. COWS Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old. bred Nov. 15. Holstein cow. 5 yrs. old. bred Nov. 19. Holstein cow. 2 yrs. old, fresh 10 wks. Holstoin cow, 2 yrs. old. bred Nov. 1. Roan Durham. 3 yrs. old. brad July 15. Guernsey Durham. 6 yrs. old. bred Oct. 16. Roan Durham, 8 yrs. old. brad Oct. 12. 6 calves from 2 mos. to 10 mos. old. Holstein bull, 1 Vi yrs. old. HOGS 3 brood sows—one sow with 10 pigs, 4 wks. old; one sow with 8 pigs. 4 wks. old; one sow with 4 pigs, 2 wks. old. Duroc boar, wgt. about 275 lbs. POULTRY 175 Leghorn hens, laying about 65'- . FARM MACHINERY 10 ft. dump rake. McCormick mowing machine. TERMS: FARM MACHINERY John Deere Manure spreader. 2 horse walking cultivator. 2 99 Oliver plows’. Deering grain binder. Fertilizer grain drill. 3 sec. drag. Myers hoy car for slings. 3 sets of slings Hay rack. Pair of sleighs. Shoveling board. Set of scales. 1000 lbs. Stoneboot. Roller. 2 steal hog troughs. 2 sets of double harness. McCormick Deering cream separator, 750 lbs. Lawn mower. 20 gal. jar. 4 ten gal. milk cons. 2 five gal. milk cans. 3 sfeel feed barrels. Some household goods. HAY & GRAIN 5 ton mixed hay. 7 ft. of silage in 12 ft. silo. 600 bundles of corn fodder. 500 baskets corn, husked by hand. 300 bu. oats "Swedish Select", good fo seed. 20 bu. rye. 30 bu. wheat. 3 bu. clovcrjccd. CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing lo be removed until settled for. You can’t buy better! Both fin ithca dry hard in 6 to 8 hrs,I Both arc washable! Price-cut! Singh Gallon2.98 Super t-Coat Fla! Wall Paint HOUSEHOLD CUAN- 69c ING ITEMS REDUCED Best by test! Gal. covers 600 RVO CLEANER, 49< hrs. Washes easily! Reduced! UPHOLSTERY CLEANER, Wards Certified Kalsomine 49« FURNITURE POLISH, 25c I6« WALLPAPER CLEANER, Just mix with hot or cold water and apply! Hides any light sur- 8> Soap Flakes S'4'm’I7c Gentle Action! Won't harm the most delicate fabrics. For wool­ ens, silk, hosiery. baby things! White-Cedar Wood Pail 79«= New! Choice of clear or knotty hoojnl Durable I Price-cut! Cotton Yam Wet Mop Head 29e Mokes mopping easier, cleaner! Made of select 4-ply cotton yarn Reducedl Sturdy Corn Broom Full weight, select quality corn! 5 sewed to hold strands firmly! Enameled handle! Save at Words! Save al Wards on. Roofing and Siding! ROLL ROOFING REDUCED! Smooth-surfaced, 45-lb. roll roofing at a sale price! Weather-resistant . .. fire-re­ sistant. Nails and cement included. BRICK ROLL SIDING. Tempered asphalt coating surfaced with Ccr«mi Granules. Roll covers 100 tq. ft.... WAR STAMPS AND BONDS AT TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE "Quality Shoos Properly Fitted” 119 W. State Hostings HOWARD KELLEY, Prop DEWEY REED. Auctioneer LAWRENCE BEADLE, Clerk 118-124 SO. JEFFERSON Phone 2156 HAST INGS �. • -• thc Hastings banner. thvrsdav. apbilj. 1911 PLEASANT HILL Mr. und Mrv. Clifton Campbell 'have ceiling prices attended the party at. the Grange -----------------------------m ’C0UNTy & STATE Hall Saturday evening. * Mr and Mr*. Joseph Corrigan and daughter have returned from Ann Aibor and 'Grand Rapids District Office of Price Administration that following I 'Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) arc improving the temihi houw on . 'Continued from Pare 1; See. I i (Continued from page 1. ate. 1) the Corrlgun farm before moving set prices on other meat product*. (Dh 749: George A- Emcrich (P). their hoiuehola goodi. In. * Pic and J. C. McDcrby; highway cotnno volunteer.-,. missianer. Marshall Belson: high­ a ceiling price luis been put on 77; a. Potts <P>. 75. Harry William* spent Saturday poultry’_* ktt. nll all .lra trading levels: .lllu5.Lr v.c.1J._ | Superintendent of Public Tiutrue- night nnd Sunday with the home way ovi-ificur. Ralph Devine. et. of good health and character liavtint* Twp.-r-T’wo hundred tlxPoultry has been divided into the and with no dependents are eligible regular classes: Broilers. Fryers. Hon, Eugene B. Elliott <R>, 2557; folks. He rciutned lo Chanute Field teen votes wt-ie cast in Hi ’ Other Sundiy townsiflp where to apply for enlistment In lhe Light and Heavy’ Roasters. Light' Edward W. McFarland <D>. 756: Sunday evening. ticket .r—-----------—,------------------ -­ WAAC. Pay is at the standard and Heavy Slags and Light. Med­ Oscar C. Griswold <P». 75. been placed in nomination. Member State Hoard of Fiiur i- 14n Jr- anri son Lynn. Ray Tolin. tcUlts acre as follow.-,. army rate. Mental and physical ium and Heavy Fowl. Grade A tlon^StMihen S NUbet ?R. 23H Campbell and Belt. W -,'rox examinations are to be taken at “dressed’ poultry Ls 4c ner pound Bernard p mey <D?£g CUrS "r rw,M“‘ Supervisor. John C Upk«v. Sr. <' ............... of Detroit and Frederick Griffith of R. 335. Aih n McDonald.* D. 78. Uptlie Kalamazoo recruiting and in­ producers on “live" poultry range .Middleville. * Sunday callen at tin- key’s majority 57; clerk. Ruth Van­ duction headquarter*. Masonic Tem­ processing plants from farmers or H. Spyder <P). 174. Clare Williams home wi:< ple, 210 Eleanor St- Meals and Firoducers on ’live" poultry rance Member State Board of Agrictil- Mrs. Seymour Jordan of Middle- denberg. R >9. Pearl K Matthews. lodging while undergoing texts are rom 23c on Light Fowl to 33'.-r on ture; Winfred G. Armstrong 'R». .It D. 113 majority 14; treasurer. Chas ..ale and Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Tcl m provided. Heavy Roasters, weighing alive five 2487; Sarah Van Hoom-ii Jones of Buttle Creek. * Mrs Bert Palm­ De Vault. R. 104. Lawrence Beadle, Member of the — Barry county ..z ------Y pvuuua pounds v. or over. HR); 2338: Arthur W. Jewett <D>, er attended n birthday warty for D. HX>. mat. 2. board of review, H WAAC Rccn^tlru: Coaunlttec will vyj,erc producer* or processing WO: Joseph P. Carey <D>. 771: Mrs Lui-Ila Reed ot Middleville. S. Fiixk-r, R. 124. George Craig. D. l’c U S3Ois.??o^n 2,WT J?*;!! Plants sell dressed noultry direct to Floyd M. Burden <P» 101. Allen Ban- .Thursday. * Sunday guesu at the 82. maj.. 4.'; justice. Alden Todd. R. 116. Albert L. Reed. D. 90. maj. Wednesday and Prid.-v. evenings to retay stores, they may add their <P>. 85. . Inert Palmer home were Mr. and 8,S_? ”r0!'Marble'of 3?0 i«*.. state Highway Commissioner: Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer and Clayton of 26: highway cununfcwloncr. Carey Mr*.uL! P«y the t/vtet local transportation cost not to exceed teAilhouse, It, | IV. Frank Prentice. " 'ic per pound in western Michigan Charles M. Ziegler <Ri. 2405; Lloyd Barbers Corners. Mr. and Mr* Beit Y>AAC cctnmfrU-e presided at the nnd j* n or 4 i*‘.c ixt pound Reid c^J r I*™ ”,'1 b n . R, *d lD)- ,06-: R*y W: Tuer Mugridgc and son and Mrs. Amble V“nnt!^U?'hi!n^m 2r'iher,o ,he drewed noultry price. Thu <Ri. 71. Hqpc—Tlie Republicans had no V. DUlon. chairman of tile Barr make a ceiling price nt whole- ! "propa-al --------No. 1—(Shall Section 18 Mugridgc and son Harry of Middle­ opix*dtion in Hojve township. *o SmSfnSJH^Amerianl^ m1c on HeaVV Roasters Of 3D‘,C\ ,of Article VIII of th- State Cftn- ville. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Tliomu- their entire ticket was elected. oivC wk' Retailers of poultry- have a r^r- ;stltutlon be amended to provide for son of Grand Ranlds were Sunday Supervisor. Bcrnatd DcGolla. clerk. vroi™ m«„,n ri (iw Vf**r a'nrt centa«c mark-up depending — the election of townshin officer* for Carter anti husband. * Mrs.. Curtis Arccltoti* Campb-'ll: treasurer. De­ vl*»Hn« «nemt*re of’ the WAAC and vohime of in> lo.-. Flower; Ixxird of rcviete. Clifford event promised the full support of their should . . .. a consumer --------------------zr. exee*.- of terms of two years?) Yes. 1924. No, Pierce and sons of Allegan spent Knhler; piynh highway commissioner. Friday and Saturday with her par­ organizations in the rrcniitingdrive. IwT ’r"-!! — 'Sun'd'fnr'fi" -~-id tor n heavy roaste.Scott: justice*. Gordan ----------Propw-a! No. 2—'Shall Section 2 ents; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carter. Fred L. R- Bsrr.'tt and Cad TutU- each Thompson and Allen Bishop. of Article XTV of the State Conspoke brtefly on vanou* irii.iMs of ’,v®1 P®?"*1 . i Irvine—But one ticket in Irvins. informatlon stltutlon be amended to validate SOUTH T1IORNAPPLE ti» salvage <Mve to start UM.* week^ attn.ibl write to Uie Grand Ranlds cermln'allenaUomi'or"mwtmu^Tof I lhe RcpubUc.in. Supervisor. William Mrs. Leon Bauer, ntv- WAAC ~ Mr. anil Mr; . Theodore Wirrinun District Office of Price Admirtlstra- homestead land* after the lanse of members of h-r county WAAC rere­ lion. ’ 706 Keeler Buildinv. Grand 25 years?) Yes. 1173; No. 1234 -24 anil daughter Anna May. t Ot.uul McCann: cl<*rk. Ken Bnu-ndle: John Perry; Justice, cruiting committee Who were pres­ Rapids. wqueMln? MPR 269. Rapids spent Sunday with. Ihtlr treasurer. I of 25 precinct*. ft.luh Stuart ent mother, firs. Hattie Johnson * TH­ Musical numbers wer*- presented Johnstown—Ferd II. Stevens. R Ornreg Mason and Oliver, la’i.ir, by the HasUnjp High School Girls had a* their guests over the week­ I was reelected a*’supervlror. polling end. Mr. and Mr*. Rolland Oliver 68 votes and leading the ticket, the and family, also Mr nnd Mr.- All Republican* having no opposition Others lire: Clerk. Clare Cr Norris M: treasurer. Carl N. Bowman. «G: Crrn came r-ccr.tly; from Chicago to Cole. 66’. board of vi«it his brother. Andy McCrea nnd |U, the McKeown famllv. Mr* Me- ‘ Maple Grovr—ThLs wal on? of Keown I* an nunt. * Mr. e.nd Mrs. ..te six township* where tlea :■- :e George Grebe have purchnu'd u contests. Fred Fuller. D. d iea’ ■ ’ home In Middleville and Mr. r.nd John Martens. for supervisor bv Mrs Win Peck nurchsued ca farm :« vote of 96 to B2.□'tiller's rnafpritv. south of Hasting* nnd are moving 14. Other results Un-: Clerk. Wil­ on .same « Mavnnrd Parks wnr liam Sehkntz .R. 99. Allen Lahr. D. wit h Philin Nichcls- Stindav u'-cr 74. maj. 25: treasurer. Vico Rpitlel. Corner Colfax of Boltwood, Hastings, Mich. n trattor which Phlllt’ hud hmt*i't R. 79. Gaylord Ornv. D. 97. mij Philin 1* colne to do *mne farming besides working in th- nhnt In .-on McIntyre D. 89. m’aj.h: Hnstlnc*. * Mr-. Ben Park, went •• to Ktilnmnxoo Stindav to -et '('• 'W Marshall. D. 76. mm. 33: hlvh7:30 EACH NIGHT ' Edna Grlffcth who with th- Pngs *-t.v commissioner. Austin Schantz, f, tmllv iiiiui nt'cnde-l 'he -iiv linn, funersli Mon> "■ 101. ..... Jolin ......Maun-r. ........... •• D. 79 mirj " <1 iv of their couMn. I.lnvd Knox, a Orangeville—Thl'; was the m.lv n-Mdent of Middleville for manv township In which a woman v .-. vcan>. ■ nominated for Aupen-lMir. Mrs. Ad-- ■------- — idle Brown, being the Republican ti-c that candidate for supervisor, bin w.i POSITIVE — FORCEFUL — DYNAMIC Customer: "Are if'c shots are worth repairing? ’-’ defeated by John Crawford.’D. Inr ‘uralient. Tin- results are a* i>lShoemaker: "Oh yes; J • SPECIAL SINGING All Arc Welcome t.in put Supervi<or. Mrs Addie Brown fin. nnd r 24. John Crawford. D. 107, ini! he Dcc.v 83: Clerk. E D. Lewis, R. t,i Jer­ Mtin to be all right." ome Coryell. D. 58. nmj. 6;.trcasurcr. Herman Morihou e. R 9t. no opposition; Justice. Morri'. England. ■------R. 63. George B Townsend. D. G.t. ===.. | mul. 3; board, of review. Rcb''t WAAC BAND GIVES CONCERT HERE LIGHT VOTE IN SPECIAL 13186639 | ■■■ riei| nv>P/*lM^T IN M UpFl INlT ■»" LMVII i (vLlillll METHODIST CHURCH A P R I L 8-A P R I L 25 SETH A. DAVEY, Evangelist ITS Spring-Time AT MARK'S HONbRJFD.S <>F 'OUTSTANDlNG.^iAHGAINS AWAIT YOUR SELECTION Moc-O-Lac GLASS SATIN-TONE Tumblers CJ ■)_> The Wonder Paint—Just and apply, ql. 2 for 5C GLASS " 79f BOARD Waste Basket with sanitary front drain 6-8 cup she sturdy, attractive 88c Milorgonifc long wood handle most small ear* 1 Y AUT0 WAX ond AUTO CLEANER ■ROYAL" HYDRAULIC BRAKE FLUID SHOP COATS $279 light or dork grey 3|]q jL$319 WORK PANTS Stem .Ute u n Blue or green val herringbone. "Flight" - ------ *_..$3.98 and family of Battle Criek >nr. Si.ndav guests of Mr and Mr*. Roy­ al Donovan. *Mlv Enid Ciiit'seman im-ni Friday evening with a former M’liuitau.', Mr*. Doiolhv Edmond:, in Dowling, nnd with Mr- ’Hici’ir. Like Saturday afternoon. * Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Kidder M U'.ic Mr. and Mr*. Ham- Marshall. * Mr. Kidd< r’s father. Frank Hvdr. •" lilting there. * Mr. and "* — Lansing. dJIHthtcr Enid to ----------,. ------- —----- spent u uwlis vacation at home. -She te> about to begin a vear Of training under a -chobirshiu offered bv the Pratt r “ —Whitney Ahcraft CorporaI1*1 purchase «f War Stamps. Five doliurs worth if Stamps will put a bayonet on the belt of a Yankee nlkman. Do vour bit through the regular purchase' or War Stamps, is outlined in vour Schools Al War program. 5. t />,, his plane. dc|>cnd upon the unfail­ ing supply ot this precious gas which mah“j> up for the deficiency of oxygen in rarefied air. Mr. and. MrHarry Babcock. Thursday, was well attended, both the Barney Mills and Dunluun schoolchildren being present for dinner. Tlie offering of sixteen dol­ lars was given to the Red Cross * Your purchase of War Savings Stamps may not add up to the hun­ dreds of thousands oi dollars need­ ed bi buy one ot those high-flying liombcr*. bul every time you in­ vest in a jO*CCnt Stamp, you are providing money for the oxygen without which our great air fleets would.be practically useless. Your you the importance of buying for first entries. April 15 NEW POLICY Ry Quality Hose by Globe WORK CAPS • te^e. 27C BASEBALLS “Big League"39c "Special League" __69c "Major League"9Sc "Amer. League" __$L29 "We have just the hosiery for youbecause they're sleek fitting-cling to your calf and ankle-and they come in soft new spring shades. Ex­ quisitely sheer rayons for after-hour fun. You'll want the new "Footlite" hosiery in costume colors, for that nncnmhlnrl All will cnsemblcd Innlr look, frnr»1 too! All will nivn give long wear with proper care! Budget low prices. Foot-Lite one piece sanforized. Crey Covert “Golden State" __$1.98 We need millions of bayonets lor < ir rapidly expanding army Yu.i HOSIERY! AUTO BATTERY _ca .S b. -. GENL'NE WILSON Bowen R. 67, Dan Dttfh.-y, D r,.; maj. 14. highway roinniiMinin' Elam springer. R, 76. Mr. Burd, I. In the expensive buiines* of fight­ ing a.war, a dime'* worth of oxy­ gen may seem like an inedhtequentiai item, yet that much Oxygen in enough to keep a bomber pilot alive for 40 minutes in the high altitudes reached by today’s war plpncr. When operating at such extreme rances, the lives of the pilot and f €> - 59' "' 9T TENNIS RACKETS WAR STAMPS* ★ Clyde Mowry. R. 69. Fred B inart. D. 49: justice U>r«e vr uFillmgham.'R. 70. Earl Nur. I Mr. and Mrs. George B..11 enter­ tained Sunday with a birthday din­ ner.- finvhur ’fourteen relatives as t:ue.«t.-.. The honored birthday* wet" those of Keith Ball. Nyla Bill. Jay Lalxxiie. Bud Gillie-plr nnd Loins ★ liHiat'ljau&iufUJiik FOR YOU IN CARDEN HOSE AUTO TOP & WINDSHIELD L PUTTY WORK SHIRT! ★ son. R 66. Amos Palmer. D. 5«. pur) 10: tieasurcr. Mr-. Mowry, it ill. Mr Fn.la. D. 5li. mai 2: b.iani Culfivator O Tf 5 lb. 5*79 bag -----------I tH \ v,'0ktl- total of 12! votes polled Follow ing are the result.-. Suprrvixo Claude Wilhoit. R. 82, Rollo Bower QQc Carden 79‘ ‘ Friend: ’ Jones, you were quite a spccess on that radio quiz program last' night." Jones: "Oh the questions were simple—you see. I’m the father of five small boys." its' Aid socictli*. the South Sunday School and church of Maple Grove Toam-iUp contributed the stun of S236.0Q to the Red Cross during March. Tin- chairmen <>f Uu- various .school districts ure to be complimt nted on their effort?. * Mr. und Mrs Claud Hoffman spent Thurs­ -Ml day evening with Mr. and Mn Waifl Metta Keaglr ot Hickory t.-r Hobbs in DeKon. * Private Neil has been vi’ritfnu Mr. anil Kidder, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Clem maj. 33; highway commlsskmet Kidder, who lias been in Ark.uiv.ij, William Crawford D. 71. no oupo- Mrs Keagle wi sitk-n: sexton. Arthur Crawford. D. of Martin scl Alic ' .line home Thursday fur a furlough . Whe.Utone and it a week. *ML». Haniet Bubcuck. 1 ralricsillc—With but one ticket, each bad new brix.drr coops built iho 1-, employed In Battle Creek-, the Republican, nominated, only -o the post week. * Little Ron.-r Cur- pent the weekend ut. her home M ?rs. «u‘r franchise us of Augusta spent latt week with and voted on Mtttday The remit., his . grandparents. Mr. und Mr££;. >S,<£Tl-’!r’ O!:‘* Bo."1,c.r: clrrk- RoImhI Burry while h>s mother was Flnyd Snclji. treasurer. Lewis John- caring for her hu-band s mothei son; Justice. George Doster; Usard who is ill in Ha.-tlmw * Georgi * .......... <Jill'-.'p:r of Cliarh-ston. W. v.i . vteRutland—Tlien were two ticki-t! Ited the Cocswell and Gill':,|Hr nnmmated in Rutland nnd the h- Il.unihrr. nr on the Center road over suits ure as follow-: Suoervixor. R. tht he weekend, * Mi s Carrie CoffsFrank NeWUm. 101. Cliarl-s A. we., ... uic uciui-r nwu was a ».hUeodH.ff D. 32. maj 69: Ch-rx B- v ,VPI1ing c.HI-i ;.t Mr ..rd J V SU - h J . .\,rtoe «• SB Maty Olner. Mrs. Orr Fbhers * Sunday caller. Pr’,.?5; R£rh,p nt Mr. nnd Mrs. Orr Fi-h-ra wcrc Mullen R. 100. Car! Martilo. D 34. Mr- Elsie Cog’.wel! anil cliildren Goon Classics! Deadline maj tfl: Justice full term. Harry and Mrs. Glenard Showalter Dunn. R. 101 Perry Hull D. 29 m.' 'Nasnville. ' PIN BOYS REORGANIZED 72; justice tfl fill vacancy. Home. - ----- — - Buuchman. R. 101. E. V. Pratt. D. FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS 25 lb. bag $!.40 50 lb. bag . 52.25 100 lb. bog -53.50 LAWN SEED •JtOYAL-' EXPERIENCED ir.d the scabbard $1.50 ea Garden* for “Victory" BROOM RAKE GASTANK CAP 12: treasurer, Grover Cline. R. 396. i.o opiMrdtion; highway comml-sloner. Claude Keimcrn R. 283. no <>pjiosltion: justice. William it Hrtrprr. D. 168. Janis Campb-il. R, 340. maj.. 72; board oi review. IH-nn C. Poulson. 1). 167. WiUluin H John '.n. R. 237. maj 70. .Woodland — Tlie Republicans In Woodland Itad no opposition. The result* ure; supervisor, Albert Roetor; clerk. Leon Hyn;-. treasurer. Mrs Vesta Born: justices. Dr. !.. H. Brumm ntftj Victor Eckardt: high­ way commissioner. Henry Hym*; board of review. J 1, Smith Yankee Springs-in lid. town- Yankee soldiers in France dur­ ing the World War wa-ited little lune in Impressing the enemy with their deadly skill as bayonet fight­ ers. Tlie sight of advancingeArner­ leans with fixed bayonets caused many a German to throw* down his weapons und cry "Kumerad. ’ The bayonet is still a major offensive weapon and is carried by all cum- 69c L$AiRz? Ferry-Morse Key Locking R. 11'8, nui). 12: clerk. Thomas oil- WAR STAMPS* < FERTILIZER Vigor? $-|00 $1?5 It* Results are: Supcnx-oi. Julian Whalyou fatyWitk BRANCH DISTRICT Pvt. . Wayne Whitmore, who l» stationed at Chicago, sjwnt Sunday with lib. pareiiM. Mr. and Mrs. Olis Whitmore. * Mr. and Mrs. Emery Wood, of South Majile Grove, wen*Sundav dinner guests of Mr. and Mr*. Herbie Wilcox. ♦ Mrs. Vincent Norton and Mrs Ethel Wilcox, ac­ companied Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Noiton lo Marshall and called on Mr*. R. E. Hall and small son. at Oakiaun hospital Thursday after­ noon. * Mr und Mis O. D. Faswtt. called on Mr and'Mr*. Ray Fassctt. near Bedford. Friday afternoon * Mr and Mra. J E. Norton of Battle Creek, ate dinner with Mr. and Mr*. Vincent Norton. Thursday. * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Armour of Hastings were Friday evening guests of Mr. und Mra. Herbie WilcOx. Vigoro "Victory" FERTILIZER 25 lb. bag . 24•_.... It ★ ★ BOWLERS’ 0PEN bowling All Day Sot. & Sun. $2.59 Gal. WASH COFFEE MAKER ly) OR , I GA*0** 29. mnj.. 72: highway vommluloner. Melvin Smith. R. 82. Montirth Renlogle. D. 41. maj. 31; board olio view, Burdette Sutton. R. 105. no opposition. , . Thotnappie—Quite a contest de­ veloped in Thoinapple where Julian Potts. D. hid but 12 majority for EASTER REVIVAL SERVICES FREE . 98c ’HONE, 3314 SHOESTOBE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL I. 1943 1 I Cover* were laid for seven with two'by his wife, Edith; two daughters, I Prod Hana*. NaahvUte. Medical —' beauUful cakes one at,each end of Mra George H'dxenga ot Dutton Green Risner. Delton; Mra. Maxine \ HI I A I r y r N I \ |Um; table. , — — • »• — • —•- friends, and Mra. Orio Thomas of Caledonia.. Wright, Laki Odessa; Mra. Lewis arid two axtlcra. Mia Clinton Leh- 1 Dahtna. Lake Odessa; Mra. Harold -- ■.----------------1 Mr*. Andrew Roush and Mr*. Vic- man and Mis Orville Murphy of ‘ Bums. Lake Odessa: Dorene Wac- . Mr. Minnie McDonald will rn, 'fcr Wvi*-Q cu.i. l Ilmen tod MiM BcotUvllIa. For Lnlrty-one years, the ha. Lake Odessa; Harry Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. Roman Fcldpausch, He ioined the army m 1940. being Mra”tR'oOa tortain the Widow** Club on Friday ?!*. ,,? £ra?*'o.u J?4 Rev. Whet ter has served In the Portland, R. 1. ' . in company with several Grand stationed at tod Armv Headquar- band ’ to Dayton Mklugan United Bretiucn confer-;---------------- - ---------------------Rapids friends are leaving on Sat­ ten at Memphis. Tenn. After ad­ ence. holding pastorates at Caledon- j WRITER'S GUILD urday to spend several days at Ho*. to the rank of Sergeant. be served -----------------Springs, Virginia, where Mr. FeldAl thetr April 1 meeting at the vancing is the honor guest this month. paunch will attend a Super Market na.f t*n*. R’esbyterian manse the Writer's Lieut. Wood asked for. and received. I Sr’toitin^/ w?™ 10'j|’* had the PH^lege of hearing a transfer to the Army Air Corps.' , J InMitutd, hild,*TWMrtarUaftoln«mUTt two IURoy 8ncl1 wbo WIU for tw^,vl‘ He received primary- training at friend* goes with the voting T» cl.br... I.tr Ugbtenth WrihMr and Mra. Roy Hubbard were Stark «i£2htok ehu^H? ‘ Lean* editor of "American Brady Field. Ste. St. Marte and as they start their life togttMr. day. Martha Lou Mhus invited six... . weekend guests ot her sister Mrs oclock In the Kilpatrick church, .4,,.... -------. ... .... I teen friend* for bridge- und a soMra Harold Phillips was hostess a .former teacher of. creative Dena DeVries in Grand Rapids. cial evening last week to lhe Sludv club on Monday. Mrs. thc Rev. Carrick in charge. Inter- i J e at Olivet college, rnllei»e now on nn ' writing „„„„„„„ Hubert Cook and James Radford • 'D. D. Walton gave a review of the ment was in the Woodland ceznt- ! " returned tzxiay from a few dara' tery. , In keeping with thc spirit ot the ' book. “The Valley of Decision " business tri8 to peuoic verlnla * sertali. times, a dozen friends carried thrir , -------r * ' .. Guests of Mr. af>d Mr». Clayton versitv where he is taking up elec- own sandwiches and spent a rocial On Thursday afternoon Mrs Cta- STARKS—BECKER Mr. Snell gave simply and direct­ Brandslatter on Thursday were Mr. triclan work, evaning at the home of Mrs. Or- rcnce Cappon entertained her club, The home of Mrs. Lena Becker ly the fundamentals of the form and Mra. Charles Pickett of Lan- , Mr and----Mrs. -V. -I). -----Wldrlg -leave ville Saylis on Sunday. The affair "iJlaces being laid for twelve for .des"and plot of the short story. He wa ’ planned an Informal ket lo*rt Al bridge the winners were scene of the marriage of her daugh ­ thl* Saturday for a trip tn Fort told the Guild to write honestly MUs Doris Gamble of VpMlanti 'simUiTArk4. to "visit Warrant Offl- gather for Mr. and Mr*. A. I. Mrs. Ute Shedd and Mra. UW War­ ter. Miss Majesty Becker, und Har- what w„_. w they could „„ do best .... and wtu apent.thc weekend with Mrs. Ot-Jcer nnd Mrs Don Widrlg IX>n Is Brown ot Ann Arbor who -------------spent— the . >wfold J. Stark* of Ketchum. Oklahoma give of themselves each time or —U—... here. U— ’ | J . . ville Spytea. isutliuncd at Camp Chaffee wiiicji Ls weekend who is now serving with Uncle Uter they wouldn't have anything - . . . 1 The Townsend club voted a do- Sains army al Fort Cuator. Tne to give. HL’ incidental remarks Corp. William Schmidlcr of Fort :ne“,rbv-.... .... 1 । nation of »500 to thc Red Cross al double ring ceremony wa* read on about con lac to with other writers Custer was a weekend gUasl al the . I*1'* "II,'rl Mrs Mrs. Fred Jones, Jones. president prculdcni of tlie tiie a recent meeting. Sunday afternoon, April 4. by the and bit* concerning his experiences chairmen orr their repreynln ^,{0, oI thc birthday of Dr. Rev Swadllng of Adrian in the were most Interesting. Mr. Snell w***t .... , , „ 1 Co. K. rrjoth infantry. Camp Ruck- “guild H’.1" _cM .aLrrn?'‘_ ° tatlves at her home for tea on Wed- Herbert 8 Wedel. Mra. Wedel en- presence oi twenty-three guests became a member of the Writer * Mrs. Gerald Schoenheide *Dor-irr Alabama bouquets of snapdragons and Guild al this meeting nesday. Plans were made for the urtained at a supper Bunday eveotny icn 0111 m-v nnd Were —; 7. icrinineo ai u supirr aunua/ c»c- Large othy tun»i Cooki 01 of iiuraiimiioiis Indtanapolte ten on I Juv und Mra J. It R. Chrispell were, TUradny after a few days visit with ! in Holland last Thursday, called nlng. an attractive arrangement of daffodils made an attracting set- , To make a perfect ending to a | pleasant evening each member wafriends here j their to attend the funeral of a Ih. 'Pf?’’! How™ centering the dining Ung for the wedding. Attending the briaal couple were presented with two poems. "Spring's Mr anti .Mrs Sidnev Beach of ' cousin. Henry ChrLpeli. 35. who 1,1 thodlst churcn. Mrs table. GuesU were Dr. und Mrs. her sister nnd brother-in-law. Mr. Victory Flower" and "Thank GM Anna, illinbl* and son Gordon nnd Mf». Victor Henncy of Has, for Spring" written by Rev. HalhWingelcr und Mr. and Mr*. Richard days Interment was In , tings, ’away-'un>. with Mrs. Krilnr Stem pour- ।Cook. Training Station spentr Saturday Home cemetery. Holland I A street length dress of aqua ' The next meeting uj of me the viunu Guild • • • I..'* • ire ik »* oiccwiiM Guild chairmen present were, Miss Elizabeth Doster. Ted. Danash with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton BrandMrs. Fred Hale. Mi •. Warren Moon1. ■1 Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. bluo *■»■'> *orn b>’ l,M! bride and will be held April 29 at the home and Richard Koch were-' Sunday -........ •VI 1-ayne Payne Mrs M” Henney's ' «’dres* •»« »'was “ “of t duatv dusty. ,.rQf u,. Mrs.un„ Milors-v-tDeVries. Mra Wm. Parker. Mra Fred Fried­ Henry Cook were Mrs. Lcvf ------ *• Lieut Coinm. and Mrs. Kenltli dinner guests of Mrs. A Hanash Gertrude «*.c. each iuvlng a lovely' corsage. I «•» rich. Miss Ixntic Tctuink. Mrs. Har। of Manistee and Mrs Ccrtrudc Richard Koch of Clare him been McIntyre and daughter Janet ar­ ««.. Becker. Zjccacr. Hie tne bride's anacs mother. FRANCES KOCH SPEAKS VOWS Downs. Mrs. John Chandler. Martindale. Mr and Mrs. Fred Fred Caro' Caro rived in the 'city on Monda-A to visiting his sister, Mrs Eafi Powell old “A .Mrs Vernor Wrbstei. Mra. Kellar and twin sons und Tom Patterson chose a dark blue crepe drew and. On gundav afternoon. March spend a short leave here brtnrt! they for the past week white accessories wlUi which ihe Mth at 4:00. pra^ Kc<h addMr. und Mrs. F. D. ClncrbMUX Stem. Mrs W. R. Cook. Mrs A K ।of Grand Rapids. go oti to Sun Francisco Where In­ wore a white wv... ■ w...re gardenia cors-xie. Earl oeralrt oerald Powell. U.S N.R. apoke apoke = of Cranbrook School. Bloomfield Frandsen. Mrs. W. A. Schader. Mr*. is to Im? ntutloned. ' Fnl nurlnu th., reri-niftnv. >n in........ —»v.. father — __ g ra™ - J.'WJJ th,,‘r «»• thf R Hili';, have returned lo their school ------------------ Glen Densmore. Mra. David French. AT 1 THE THEATRES Mr. und Mrs. Hurl.<n H Rltze and nftiT Art'll™ J v 011,011 ln l,lc presence of their “ spending their spring vacations Mrs ». A Van Buskirk, Mrs W. D son Uilllc of Detroit sjient the w<u k at Trails End Mr. und Mrs R. Chris Barnes. Mrs and Mrs Andrew Roush as mauler immediate families and a few 3 Mra L. L • 'The Undying Monitor" .... Jacob Rehor. Mr*. end with her jiarnits, Mr and Mr-. Gould 'Jeanne Cincebeaux> came F. and mistress of ceremonies, assisted — ----s - Hine ------ and... Mr*. Waller Lake. __b friends. F. W Druckchbrad. and Mr. nnd up from Detroit to stbrnd Hie week­ ' by Miss Wanda Bcchtei und Mim MU* Koch to lhe daughter of Mr 5=3 Mra. Dwight Whipple und two sons end with Mr. and Mra. Cincebcaux. Marjorie Mathews Mra R A. Koch of Clare. Mich- » of Tonin guestsijemunu Mr and Mrs. Starks left for u and ....... were " • ’ abo Sunday ..... mis ijoju Mrs <n Lloyd ioihm Demund of Ionia epent Iran and the groom U the son of R The Rev Don Gun-. Corp. Chas Saturday with her mother. Mra man. held Its spring birthday lunch­ short honeymoon and later he went Mra. Blanche Powell of Dowling. = werewolf, n mythical monster who back ,to n Fort Kftt. Custer. ur . Starks Hurni's Mra Aichi Bates ..nd jKinlB Oot<lon. Mrs eon nt the church on Wcdnc'd-iy. ta hum... ».u> Sg'.JgJ.r.mffir S&r ’SK Tlie bride wore a navy blue dress- - Sv daughter vMtcrl Corp Paul B-'"/ Mr and Mra. Clare Clemens of AlNiut thirty member* and their maker suit and a matching hat with S ','.'J^rcy l‘Q "Uul ,n D:,lUc' Saranac and Mra Alvin Clemens friends were present to enjov n so­ hei husband's return from the serv- navy veiling accented with white. =g tCri'-k -Z...U on W..rfr.«u4nv W'dne-day. o( tlrnn<J Ui,,,I(k visltMl thrir broth­ cial afternoon. ■em siuning” , ice of hLs country. A birthday nlant 'Keen > Mr and Mra. A 1. Brown r<- er. Rollo Cltnu-ns, who was home was sent to Mra. William Mishler Marring —k Dead End Kid* An out of town guc»l at the Wetl­ Her corsage was white gardenias, as and sweetpeas. turned to Ann Arbor on Monday on furlough, al the- Merle Van Hou­ and plants were presented to lhe and ding was Pvt. Floyd Gould of Iowa rosebuds ’ J Llttlr Touch Guy* Mrs. Margaret Matson, the bride'.-' ! after spendlnjt Hie weekend here. ten home Sunday. Tingling melodramatic action, thc City. Iowa, an Intimate friend of two, oldest members of the circle. only attendant wore a naw wool ' Mr. and Mra Earl Coleman spent Rollo Clemen*, who was home on Mrs. LnVanche Merrick and Mra kind originated by the famous Dead the groom. i princes* style dreiu. nnd navy ac­ Sunday and Monday in Lapter --------- - ----- *•» 1-------------a Week's furlough, left for Rhode Sarah BrandMetter 'Dir rommlt- End Kids. cessories accented with white. Her == Mra Gary Fteher of Wyandotte, bland Tuesday. PENNOCK HOSPITAL ! ••Sliver Skate*” starring corsage was pink and white rose- «= whose husband is a physical in­ Mr. and Mr:. Stephen Johnum of kins. Mrs J W. long. Mrs Junies Babies born during the week are: buds Kenny Baker. Patricia ' s structor in the Navy ut Gross 1-lc. liidiaiiunoh.’ visit t-<l home folks over Gower and Mrs Robert Murray. A ’ girl to Mr. and Mrs. J. JS*. p. Smith. Morison, Brlita came last week to remain until in( ■»» Vi. T" T'.ZZ.' Clayton Matson was the bdst man. s the, WCCBcnn weekend. 314 Eurcett. April 4: a boy u> »ir. takes second place In «4 E j. ‘ ± rce ‘ ‘ Ja *H MrChoe Following a short wedding trio the S The story in '* Mr and • IJr Hnd‘ **rs. Robe it Dawe and The Good Time* club was enter--------------------amt Mr. Hnnlnl McClure CmnBrw)m rfturn and Mr*. Daniel McClure. Com ­ t|ir fare of the ; pt-clacular skatipg Mra. F W Drurkenbr" Park. April 4; a girl to Mr. Port Heuncme. California, where 1 • S numbr-ra which follow one another* stock 4. duy for u visit with Mr. and Mra. bridge .1' the horn- of Mu- Aanr. in quick succession, the new »ong-. and Mra. rDelbert 121 W. , Ls now H ..IOneo Mrs Mr* Powell will S It takes quality in men’s shirts to ^’»—• Smith. c stationed Otto Isenhuth. Dr. Dawe returned Sim. This Ls n club of man', ye in ' April 2. a boy lo Mr and ,n. soinn Jef- S in Elkhart after a vbli with h<-r Saturday. Mts. Dawe and baby standing and atniled one afternoon Jrendered by Kenny Baker and thc Center. take lots of tubbing! And Wilson Brothers Mrs. James Durbin. 522 E Grand. —u- "tt.<-------- --- 428 ’ lilting musical score by Ted Flo parcnt.’tr Mr. and Mrs A K Fi intlfcraon, Hastings. V-shaped shirts have that quality...in their sen anti is spepdinr. this week with tn.- ititrtc Rha’s Orchestra make this one of April 5: a girl to Mr. and Mr*. Wil­ liam Sweet, Hastings. IL 4. April PARENTS OF GIRL btr rdstcr Mr: Fn.r i Unldwiu. on Saturday and aeies c.f bridge with Mr* l*xm Bauer Ith1’ kM"’1 P’^'ues ut the year. long-weanng fabrics, generous cut 2: a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Howard 13 Ni-a Bedford. Mu ■ Sunday.' ' a-- Instructor. Allitou.M-, Hasting*. R. 1. April 6 , A daughter was born on Thura- == and matchless tailoring Smart appearance? They Frank Albertson. Marls Wrixon Fourteen surgical patients were day. Anril 1. to Mr. and Mra. James » m.tl Mr and Mrs. Doti Tlie board memlier* of the Pre,■ • .......... ••••— • •• ......... . . ........... ......... iwuuceiccrs Racketeers uoo and i:un^sicrs gangster* ure are m tn-­ regisjpred at the hospital on Tues­ Stanlake of Lansing at St. Law- = have that too. .in dozens of new patterns M ■ Barbara Wude of Tr.ni i .c byterian Ladies Aid were entertain-!djpted for murder i-s the story opens day afternoon. They were Harry rence hoanltal In that cl ". Mra s Stind,iv guest’ City . re it i. .- . < .*,Hs.-.-s Florence ed on Wedneiday for tea at tlie lind ritually manage to bring Lenz. Dowling; Mrs. Ward Baine. Stanlake who will be renie:nl»cr«irrnic:nli*rvd == and colon to fit into your wardrobe. Sec them. and Helen Wat the. week. hmm- of the nr«-«id*iit Mra Ft'.v about thc conviction of the veryand Mi . Anno V.in W.-.t. rn--:i nnd Curde- Committees urn- anrartnt- nian Or “"d Mt- B A Per ;ind man ui,., who jj is bent on bringing them son. CUrksvill. ; Mrs. Fred Bugbee. Frank Carrothr-ra. nnd M • nr Ml-;-. Marton Sawyer sp:-nt tin- cd ant tu justice. , Hi'.**.ing*. H. 4; Miss Delora Branch ‘ K V i Ti'V 1,1 Mr,. Jetnt-s Gilmer of Grand Raj weekend nt the fuinicr's Iwim- tn B >.ird and Mrs. Wanda Bennett of Lake . onl ~ ha! ' " ’ tr-ri Jane Elten. WILSON BROS. ..$2.00 and $2.25 -Rev-Ilk With Vrverley” Odessa; Ralph Stone, Q.angeidlle; «-o<»n.< ni’nni \ ~ ti'.niu,’ Ann Mill**r, Fail Grit-:n-ni M- Mabie .Mi.nhall and Mr* Pur‘ OLDlil.N ..... ....... ’ ' PERSONALS 'granddaughter. Harriet, spent Sat­ urday and Sunday In Alblqn m lhe Eo«U of George Altoft. Mr. and ra. Alfred Altoft of North Carl­ ton - also spent Bunday tn Albion amt (elk-bratcd Mrs. Jesse Alloft'a birthday. IJeut Lincoln Farrell of Pensa­ cola, PUi.. spent Sunday night with hLs aunt. Mrs Jesse Altoft. | Mr. and Mrs. George Newland of .Olivet were SaturdayBrj-> night .supper --- -- of -ri «... guests Mrr--s-a and Mr Mrs. J. E E M Ma " Mr ' Bnrt ’ J " ’.toon -wo '1 . ,, •nZl’er^-^n^thc weekend1 n't n.a spL’hJl th^il.ted W^'iJbtnu * Pursue Uni­ f Af I A I r \/ r kl T C G srh; S5?Ttov!S7'»in!^ ------ ! I OUR . .... I V-SHAPED SHIRTS CAN! — I ..$2.25 and $2.50 ARROW Mis* Jackie Gold in lb niui H i- U. S. 0. NEWS .flfl! Mrs. Michael p-.•<!>n ..rd M ... ... .. .... .... Flora Presloi- »>f ( i rd Rapid-- ... ... th<- wirk'-nd. I In- woniFn > Auxihary ,pf the Veteran u. For-ign War. , weir hMteuo and a mmcIuI thl* past week. Mr.’ F W. Denton left' Wednes nl the mr elw v..r- <.| <n tne tne cvpmng evening .m serv r.-t At t* -­ r.-bl Kinney. Nashville; David L. TRU-VAL ronum-e with lotely Anu Milici Christian. 229 S. Church: Willard ice at the First United Brethren hcadui.: a top flight cart of radio’s Rogers. 133 E. State; Mrs. Herbert church on Tuesday evening. March 30. the ceremony was performed Reinhardt. 201 E. Clinton; Mrs. Isaac Williams. Woodland; Mlaa uniting in marriage Miss Dorothy U1„ ij^in club Monday ew- The East Side Kids In L. Coldren daughter Of Rev. and 1 Joan Keller. Cloverdale. R. 1. iniu, furnished the evening’s "Neath BrcoLlyn Bridge" 1 Medical patients are John Euper. Mrs. A- M. Coldren. and Lieut. Carl entertainment with honors, going with Noah Berry. Jr.. Ann Gilil* Nashville. R. 1; Mrs. Robert John­ F. Wood of Wright Field. Dayton. to Mra RoaII Stanton and Mrs. An u—..................— -* **■- New son. Freeport; Mias Euphemia Car- Ohio. • penler. Delton; Mrs. Homer McThc bride's father, assisted by ... Friday evening Mr. and Mrs J !1 ”..—.................... 2. | Rev. Edgar Schade, read the servKlbtxm, Middleville, R. 3: Mra. Sarice. W Armbruster entertained w;:.". willi 1I jr-. k. uin;' -iler'i e when we o'dsrht "b Hcnncy, Hastings. R. 2; Will iii 1— —. Rev. Guilford uw«.mbm Cauelman. —■■■■w-in...... as.................... -............... .. Heeh-r. ..eeier,i' t(, ; * J .'*_ ‘ ‘‘5.. q..-Sehmalzrir d. Woodland. R. 1: Mr*, stotant pastor of First United a dinner in honor of Don ir.cn’ " may be .lost. “> Alice Shilling. 320 W. Green; Mrs. Brethren church of Grand Rapleaving this thLs ueelkfor ueeKfor service. M-nice J™ laj * who is•• leaving Mr. — nnd md I). HcetiT. Hcetrr. Mr and‘ ।; 'PeakIng Peaking when «t ought to keep jjartha Martha Phillips, Lake Odessa, Ode.ua. ft. tL 1.'Ida. 1 Ida. sang ------ ""Because. o---------- "” —with Mrs. ** Mra D. 'Mrs. Richard Covery. Miss Ardcth . silence. silence, «e wc waste our words. Tlie During the week the following Schade Schi accompanying him on the Williams and Gerald Garrison wcrc , wise man is careful to do neither, patients were dLschargcd: Surgical piano. guests. Dpn has been in Mr. Arm- —Confucius. —George Lozo. Woodland; Mra. j The bride was attended by Miss bolster's employ for the past eight I ----------------- ----------------------’Lester Beach. Vermontville: Mrs. Melva Clagctt. and Milo Coldren, William Rose. Hastings. R. 2: Mrs. brother of thc bride, assisted the HASTINGS PASTOR Wesley Bennett. 715 N. East St.: groom. 'DIES SUDDENLY A reception honorinu thc recent, The tiudden death of thc Rev. Er- Miss Retha Savacool. Freeport; Mrs.: Following thc certmony. muiruigc 'of Mr. marriage air. and nna Mrs. Mrs, Earl ruin ' nrst, M ,, Wheeler. nurd K . _aalnp nt 64. nt Powell was held at the Dowling | ? ,m a I church on Tuesday. March 30. Mr. Powell. U.S NR. returned to his church, on Friday ”™c a> , base nt Port Hcuncme. Calif . Wed- » #ho$.l0 ,thc r'"n"’ VPra„H I Wheeler and a friend had nesduv. Mrs. Wheeler had j neszlay. spent thc day at Dutton and while I ........ home' ....... Rev. n... IUK..U. Mrs. Chas Iwver entertained , driving Wheeler stopped .. Thuradnv evening in honor of Mrs. I to fix a flat lire and was taken ' Palma Slivcrmiii and Charles Ix-av- j with a heart attack, passing away . er. Uieir birthdays being April 1.1 almost immediately. He is survived' a month with her daughter. Mrs E raua- liter.- were WAAC visitors ut tin- room on Sunday • was a big B Jlotchki'-i Mis-- Marjorie HUI and Ml - M*’- decorated cake 'which Chet Bunajorl" Ed’ril nf Greenville, residents hart mt,t. Nv.>L wcekuid April 10th and llth of Spindler Halt. Kalanri-no. sne-'t the weekend with Mrs Morri- Hili Circle No 7 of ilw- Method!** Mra. John Eddy returned Friday night from tannin*’ when- she hid with Mrs. Stcw.irt Clement as chair been caring for her daughter. Mis. man. On April 17th and 18th tl.<Blue Shir Mother.-, of Woodland. W»-noi>n Downing. , Mr. nnd Mra. Jack Stein spent the Mrs. taunt Gardiner as chairman, weekend with friends in Grund will Mronwr the room. The Ban­ ner Claes of the Methndht Church Rapids. Mi's Doris Radford came home under the chairmanship of Mrs. M from M. S C. for thc weekciil and E. Cota will lw in charge on thc April ..... 24th ...... and ....... 25th. was irecuuav oi . .............. of ....... wria ooiiKeu obliged iu to .-.my stay Ijrcnuse of ,i.»hav­ weekend lag 1 A good crowd of service men nnd ing influenza influenza. MK Anne B nil-*.-’ mini«> Burton 1,'iiixn spent .'iiv.i, the mv riria attended ................ lhe —— dance given ....... by ;■ weekend in Ann Arbor Hie he St St. Rr»r Alter Society at ut thc Mra. Nelli.- Conaway and Mra. D. Ft>i.. od..! Parish Hou.'..; on SalurT. Christian were in Grand Rap- «te>’ night. The Kiwanls club. Wllids on ini Monday. niOIHin.. —,lnra ——------take as —- chairman, ---------- — arc giving ....... . Mr* Eleanor Sliermnn and daugh- Hie service mens dance at the rars Mr. and Mra. David Water; of * Parish House this Satuidity night Hostcss-'s ut the room afternoons Hustings mid M-. n»<l Mra It. -........... . -■■'•••' •—Chaffee of Qtilmbv vi*lt<d Mr. ;<nd and evenin'’* for this week and li-.t -Mrs. Walter Bklelman of llopkiits included Mrs. F.-a:rit Andrus. Mra. Sarah Schaeder. Mrs. Robert Shan­ Sundav. / Mr nnd Mrs. A J Vetider wer. non. Mr*. Walhicv Osborn; Mra. D. in Grand Rapids Friday ovcnln" A. Van Buskirk. Miss Grace Rrickattending ’he marn.ote r.f Mrs. erd Ml-' Atnbra Fedewn. Mrs. A- D. Mra. Katherine Vedder anti Martin N<xir- McDonald. Mrs. Lewis Him dyke. the ccrrmonv bring nt Robert Schowalter. Mrs. Earl Cole­ the l.nmr of the bride'.’ brother. man. Mra Arthur Laubaugh. Mrs. Charles Rogers and Misi Helen John Van Alien. Mra Edwin Pale returned to her Meetings ■ nt the room include home in .Lincoln Park on Mor.''1'.' after a vl.-it with her I’urcnt.’. ?4r Navy .Mothers WAAC recruiting aim Mrs a>r» E r. C. s Edmondnu>ii<>ie>-> committee. G S. O.. and oTganizaanti Giiesix nf Mr. and Mra Cb-ralr< 'Hon meeting of Nurses Aides. S Pott.’over the*eekend wet..Ml ' ' The Tuesday aftenwon hostess Virginia Poll* of Greenville nnd hcljwd one pf our own boys when Mr. nnd Mrs Clarence DePl -nta of she fixed and sewed buttons on his Grand Ranld’ iuniform coat—one of tlw many Mra Richnrd Gn'Mll returned to services of a U 8. O. room. her home here last Wednesday after Spending several months with her 11 Mltn. LANFEAR husband who was .’'aHoni-d nt For' ELSIE lanh .ah Lewis Wash Pvt. Gaskill >"•’ le-rn | Mrs. EUle Lwnfear. aged 69. wid- ; trnn'fcrrrrl to southern California. ow of the lute Earner Lanfear. passed away Monday evening. April Ellen Hale spent from Thursday S. at nine o'clock, at her home on until -Monday tn Chlea*>o vt’ltlng N Michigan Ave. Surviving are two daughters. Mra. Olive Johnson cf their aunt. Mrs. Chas. Mulligan Lnvln-' and Miss Leona Lanfear of Kalamazoo, and one brother. George Trland of this rity. Thc fu­ neral will lie held this. Thursday, afternoon nt two o'clock ut the fam­ ily residence, the Rev B J Adcock arid thc Rev. J. R. Chrispell officia­ ting. Interment In Riverside ceme­ STEAM HEAT tery._________ __________ HOT A COLD WATER PASSING OF " * * SHOWER BATH MRS. ELLA ELLIOTT Mrs. Wla Elliott, widow of Wm. Elliott passed away at the Nursing Home In Detroit at 1:30 Tuesday. Doubla -5.00 per Tlie body was brnut-ht tn Hickory Corners Wednesday afternoon and thc funeral services will be held nl , her home there sorhr time Thursday , ■ afternoon. Arrangements were in-' complete ut this writing. ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS >■„, Shull 40c BAXGHABT BAKEBY 112 S. Jaffersoa St. Pkon« 2421 U Y A I R D 3616^^13014758574810404545436^4521272^68242024 Flowers All Bloom iw// Reopening Our Soda Fountain/ We know you didn't expect a sale on Children's Dresses. With Prints and Dimities exceedingly scarce, these children's dresses are mostly from last year, made from good prints and sheers in sizes 3 to 14. now at only irises New "Kale Greenaway GIRLS’DRESSES Wc will continue to feature VIO TORY BRICK and SPECIAL 125 PAK ICJ CREAM and SHER BETS FOR HOME USE. 'I 25 VICTORY BRICK-pt. JQ REED’S DU EG STORE REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Hastings Phono 2241 Stale & Jaffartoet Tra Lal Wonderful SI. values Just received! SPECIAL PAK-pt. in the Spring A table full in all Starting Monday April 5th we will re-open our Soda Fountain for serv­ ice at all times, with a complete line of Sodas, Sundaes and drinks. for Friday and Saturday: ORANGE LAYER CAKE —$1.65 and $2.00 lust the thing lor Loiter Sun. day and lor Spring and Sum­ mer. loo. Giacelu! glmpes. Beaubscus basque*. Bailing dirndls and pretty Pnr.ceu style*. Mod# in charming China and IWMI *hret». A'l lor darling daughter! 3 to 6X. Don't dolay. Seo Kato Ctcvnaway now ... today. Prints, Ginghams and Sheers, at J05 £95 Slucks! Shorts! Skirts! Blouses and Polos! Boys* Suits. Overalls Boys’ Shirts and Polos! Ifandsi'irN Praxes* and irtady Tattered "Exclusivc But Not Expensive!" HASTINGS 999999999999441999299999999^^51109929^ �THF HASTINGS BANNFIt, TWITE SD IF APRW t. Iffl CARD OF THANKS I ’ i'ai:i> or THANKS—Wn whb FOR SALE WOODCRAFTWORK I K nick-nack racks, knee hole desks, sewing* cabinet*.' combination book and magailne racks. Other Ihlngn AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. Sheldon Agency All Kind* of Imuranc* Surety Bondi hone 21SS Halting! NOTICE I have made arrangements to begin buying livestock again at my yards beginning April 13 and each Tuesday there­ after. same as before. Leave colls ot 2448 or call 2108 on Tuesdays. GRANGES Swanson Agency PROTECT YOUR CAR From $1.00 up with State Farms 80-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT CITY COUNCIL AUCTION SALES Lht Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY RATIONING BOARD MEETS FRIDAY BRING YOUR J BOOT ORDERS TO US 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS Our Stocks at Present ARE COMPLETE! Marshall Furnaces KNEE BOOTS Coal, Gos and Oil Fired LIGHT OR HEAVY Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for ail makes of 2.98 ’4.48 । ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Eavestroufhiog G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 18099645 Men's Hip Boots . Beu Quality Red Soles $C95 V GENERAL INSURANCE Due to War conditions forced to quit buying after March 30. AUCTIONEER List your Auction Sales with DAN ULREY DEWEY REED Dates can be made at Banner office. Phone Hastings, Mich. HAY. GRAIN A FEEDS —।---------- ! DEAD STOCK REMOVED! Foil 'Ml.H- -Quinttl, nf M«t„niu1l> ehiv- ’ Shipping Livestock Every Saturday Battle C. “BILL” SHERWOOD Skunks and muskrats are being ••milked" to provide materials for perfumes In this country. Musk, civet. anibc«grii nnd'castorcum tra-. ditiunally have been the fixatives used by perfumers. INSURANCE CASH IN MEMORIAM MS No. Michigan Avenue liana 2GJ1 HuUngn CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly *’ liddlevillo Phone 72 Crack Rendering Lloyd flaser. Mfr. BRAKEMEN SWITCHTENDERS TELEGRAPH OPERATORS TARO CLERKS Co. Apply Superintendent's Office, NYCRR. Jackson, Mich. DEAD STOCK REMOVED PROMPTLY HORSES $5.00 COWS $4-00 All possible recoverable animal fats vital to WAR PROGRAM _____ for some of that good See Thai SHELL PHONE COLLECT KALAMAZOO 2-9544 it,k Harter dining room 1 ■. Grenl Kepnl. Honk-,It -T-7. 1‘erl Xirthemvr. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT SHELL HORSEHIDES Haye This InnerShell Leather On Soles and Uppers KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS HOUSEHOLD GOODS LIVESTOCK GLENN F. LAUBAUGH SECRET! We meet all competition in paying for Horses and cows. Small stock removed free. Prompt Service ■ days a week. Phone collect, Baltic JAKE DEPRIESTER For your old Scrap Iron. Radioton. Batteries. Alu­ minum, Brau. Copper & Lead. AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING ITS STILL A BOSSY LIKES IT Lily White Flour YES... Wolver­ ine’s famous triple - tunning process is still a SECRET as it hr.s been for over -10 years! Only the WOL­ VERINE tan­ ners know this unique process that makes SHELL Horeehide soft as kid. It stays that way too..\even dries out soft after soaking. But this comfort is gained with­ out the slightest sacrifice of shell horsehide's natural tough­ ness and strength. Wolverine Shell Horsehides with soles and uppers of genuine Triple-Tanned Shell Horsehide are as famous for money-saving longer wear as for foot-saving comfort. Try a pair and you’ll say that WOLVERINE Shell Horsehides can’t be equalled for either cum fort or economy. Truss Fitting SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS. MICH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS, MICH. N. CHURCH ST. SHOESTORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. APRIL 8. 1943 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR riAva w«.n hank nn vou to kero can get a bed and meals very cheap' ft. Thai’s not-very high up either. I Then I tried itartng at him and 25 wiUi library ping pong, aiid free I watch fanners tike their com off Co. B 320 Engineers Bn. solid minutes of this treatment got him down and tie came over and Fort- Bam movies. They also bring around tlie stalks and do their work around — ’Houston. Texas — I asked feebly tor hamburg He went doughnuu and coffee where we are the farms. _ once ______ __________________________________ ’■orkmg or twice a week Wc doln< ,u wru of Stums, fig- Thanks Woodrow for the cepT o( of back to the thickly populated area had ai‘b G ”l. I dance 'the liie other night ure*elghu ure elghu and Ifirecd iQfrcd’iandings. landings, etc. your camp paper p«p«r we read it afi.'Noall.No- '* and n4 «ot got It it andI and the Uhe 1 ** P* ................................. ' ■ ........................................................... (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) tirls were mo»tly Service girl* and have n hra/aBr«rminute* In ted you Live the 30th WAAC *1 tlt*Lh‘■l, JinoTZ All L----- ------- ---------- « u- .-a 8arn Houston und the writer tingle (this All woman's picture to appear in the,' We are through with both physics ' Boer, on to say. "they give that thing night I dreamed about it. window with lhe rest ot you Here part—"I welcome this opportunity to congratulate you on Hie splendid n «d ?iow an^iive startcalled morale a decided hit." Yesterday I made pattie* out Of UIld guess I’d better ctose. . performance of your duties, und 249— Ann Perry • Tunc to sign off TOey Japed! funny. tunm-. I fried Jt. , -spoting. 1 know ot! again; rend send in UJL T? M?r.aP>pet —— Love . ,rd in with aircraft <.poting vour keen and outstanding ability 250— Harold M. Snow won! b>b<- news new* and addresses and just Just re- J1 fried funny. We “ate J* IL It Gerald iAnders) tmost of the planesi so it wont to be always ready to cooperate with 251— Kenneth Wilcox hard We re give# four four seconds seconds to to member number boys boy* and and Rais gab we we arc are thinkthinkv2 h ?u5? th5i' ’ {Uo {art •. Postmaster y tile officers and cadets of the Class­ 253— Ralph Rbner id write DIFFERENT. II believe believe that Last last > writeititdown down ing ing about about you: you: want want to to do do all all we we DIFFERENT. \ APO 637 iknow the plane and ification Center. You have shown 254— Lloyd Cogswell until the next one shows' up. can to help and proud as peacock* summerIt stpod under a shade tree New York City. N. Y. , yourself to be specially outstanding 255— Leo Seeber fok.fWe fivrwords wordsa aminute minute of of ev«y every one one of of ymi? you. And And dSiTfoTdon’t for- “«nd «?<* switched Bi«. and stomped and 1| VALSPAR OUTSIDE (That's a nifty Utile plug” for , 1i can take Tn leadership and ui the efficient 254-Richard Seetxr now and here we ill? have Ton can be proud of folks bock whinnied at other kinds of hors- 1 ; the g)>ls loo. wluch we hereby ac ­ performance oi oif your duties us 257—Robert L. Beckwith y home too becausi don't forget Barry mean hamburgers knowledge for the fairer sex with a ’’ Aviation Cadet” 259—John C- Bush ‘ county was the first county in tlie |. At tills point we just have to hook ” it says Bob "Thanks Gerald old boy' ' •■Magna Cum Laude’ it says Bob Thanks for the news about the . whoie US.A. to fill its war bond a poem out of Fired At Random. I And this week we’re sending tlie ' White A CU.n Uiats ninktLv r i <• ' boys around town. «m wondering , qpon that’s worm worth miring having eveti even if hen Mr. wentAllen. 300'. Ifover "do-re-nitf” to John Bu.il> and From and ,over and tlie tand yourthe fansand winMr. putAllen, if your fans win pul j Hinkley 3 2 c , what (« is happening them hunnenlnit to them. . .. — »..« — ------what you say in your letter < printed you do have to eat your meals in •top. 'When your u..uu.. buddy asks you up with it. It. you can hook anything a "brace" "brace" (rigid attention) which {Co. 1543. UbN 'QM' school below) even this small sum of one a Bye-Bye that you please out of oar sluff to re- |I where you're from JUst tell him we .iKirc agree with vou Is probably pirn- Newport, K I •smacker’ may come In handy—hope ■r Hollis. for a starter. , tallate. ty really \ March 29. 1943 ty uncomfortable. uncomfortable. What What we we really so al>d good luck. Next week Mrs. Guy Keller will Talu. ofr your old bonnet [ - I. «.A,youjn.w . ••..MOO- with towd« win, DWjgUf-, iun, 1HLs address is— Now to Short Shots ot News— spagrtti*»oup? Bob’s“n’dilresj b— A C Hollis D. Uenhath US.NK. call on you with Iler letter and With the blue nbbons on H. Thomas J. Robinson has been se­ yrjuCrdny We Imd steak dinners whatever she has to say we know while ! put old Dobbin on to eook W.T.S Ohio State U. Group IV Sqd. l-B you ll like because ahes Dial kind He may not be lender, lected for trainhut as electrician.' find then took the ferry to Jume.-.Sigma Nu House A A FPS—SA ACC. ot a person. Until then Cheerio Bul Kc »on. surn-nder. mate in the U. S. Navy. He’s study­ Volspor Interior Gloss town Island We only stayed about 22-16th Ave, San Antonio. Texas ing at Purdue University in Indi­ Zoily Coffer. Any point* from our ration book. . . an hour there and came back and । Columbus. Ohio. & Sami Gloss ana 1-et us know when you ar Pnr. rw« Mnlnra low i went up to the show We went up 1 located Tom' so wc can have youi to lhe QT. GAL. address. rctaiut ,rlc «•■••••• •• •«»..— ••• , t-vt. ixoanan P. Bogart Jeep was here lhe other day and Motor ibere watching and 1 guess 1 mu>t , Blrv. F/2nd C A Gilbert Townsend home on sick she believes the Jeen Ls a p«|M cat 1 have hud a dumb lcx»k on my factporl Conroe. Va leave from Fort Lewis. Wash . will transiKirt school. , I kept a straight face and never By JANE CAMERON as the fellow who was leading the norm has just been transferred return to service the middle of thc told her about the time thc Jeep Another Barry County WAAC is band asked me if I played u horn.. from port Btage. N. C and he *a>> month. He's O.K. now and all set had kittens all over the place Bu»Ruth Williams from NushviUe— I told him I played a little sax and llc sUri. woU|4 ||gr to get more mail A tittle bov san that imine tn ,er brought up kittens from the where are you located Ruth? You -ritr-d i’JLt un UK who’e b*"1- ,hp «ranary- lhe garage and Home this week and looking great girls would luive been proud of tlie stick m> he had-mr ret in for an >wM>k up h“ *h0,‘ the shed and Ruitv took them in lx Lawrence Wieland (Freeport • WAAC Band tinft wuj, here Sunday hour. Later hr wild he wanted lo me today. <!t was a Navy Sen­ SUPER VALSPAR . . ! with hers and fed and washed them from Camp Phillips, Kansas Law­ und played at tlie WAAC recruiting see Tlie reason Uiey call a battleship whUe *jeked Jeep Primped and rence likes, lhe army, says hr. and rally up at Central school Those ice School Band) I just got back I Enamel and Varnish rt-” l> Uc.rn, ll «.U «> much S"™"'’ ’ "*BP" Ks. lies met some Barry county girls were the trimmest, snappiest from seeing him und he want' me [ obligations in to keep her in punt and powder. (*llP “ ne* heartthrob. .y» at camp. Stuart Sweet from outfit we’ve reen for sometime and to play steady with them. We re- । Stain Middleville for one Don’t forget when they played their song. ■ ’Die heurae during our exerclre jx-rierti I A C Harold Potter Keep Well; the second, to so that won't*bolhrr any and play ; .Cadet Squadron ill . Piano report—Busier refuses to I that letter you've promised us fel­ WAAC is in Back of You. ’ it Is l about four times a week at dance?. Keep Working. They go to­ Classification evacuate the graduates and I begun Army Air Force C*_ low. Good to see you. ra.sv to realize what an important It b really a slick band with 4 gether. You can't do your best Center I to move in the armed forces nnd lhe Our "Hello” to Dave Goodyear hi part women have In the Army saxes. 2 trumpets, piano. 2 trom- | San Antonio Aviation Cadet ■ top of tile piano looks like the (u-a vvorkunlcxsvou’re really well. New Jersey last week could have 55.000 of you already and they nerd bones, drums, and busar viol Tliey I of faces I encountered Saturday in; Center For your own sake—and so been delivered tn person if we'd, a total of 150,000 More power to are a lol better than the "Rhythm San Antonio. Texas i front oi a city meat market counter. waited another day 'cause home* you gals—you’re great and we’re for Kings" wire that you may go all-cut for (Now Dick don’t la; Birthday—Feb. 2Ut. Tlie mugs on the piano reflect the Dave came for ten days so "Hello” you. -«• . .. .i. too tough on the old band they could your country—we urge you to Gal. »5Jf i same determination, too. that good again and glad you're home. Old Zolly has to tell you thc one -gnoeg OUf tVen if they weren’t call on vour physician. Have old American do-or-die spirit, and ..... — around here -If U ua p^] WhUmans , Pvt. Foster Martz ’* -J going William Bill’ Wetber stationed that him make acneck-up and pre­ that "We’ll clean up the mess thc Btry. A 229 C.ASL 'A.A • Bn. at Dutch Harbor writes tiial he has WAAC U a woman in the Army Will you please send my sax. world Li in or know why” altitude ' Camp HuWn. Texas scribe for your condition. one very definite impression of what is a TWA< T A TWAC is wha. clarinet and sax stand out here by Call Us. write or come in ot the graduates and soldiers had Birthday—Mar. 25 . Then let u* expertly com­ Kodiak. Alaska which is—the two thc twain runs on and goes choo express. Tliey have music racks so it’s counterpart In the faces of tht i and let lu figure with you (and onb't trees within seeing dis- choof And iwlieve it or not. tluate I won’t need my music rack now pound his script. It's patri­ Pvt lx?wir. A. Endsley steak Crusaders which reading from tance>Blll was so eager to see trees thc kind your best friends tell you. anyway. Tliey have a special rootu FLOOR VARNISH on your requirements. otic to—Get well—ketp welL 1923rd O. M. Trim <avni left to right said plainly.” I’ll have againI—wen. well, two is better uriirr man than nuiiv. none. • where the instrument* are kept that steak or bust trying. ’ Rapid City Army Air Base jut well admit it waaift exactly Another Great Lakes Bj»ol L and it Is locked all the time so they Bin but Wc will budget your repay ­ Rapid City. So Dakota fxxA.. ' Earl J. Lewis of 303 E Colfax, so {will be safe. Tliey are letting me woodsy. Say chums, you can ’ t guess what j ments to fit your income "in « letter from Herman Bctt-thil sailor, nnd how ge<-. it— you, ! use another sax until I get mine we think we had for dinner yester- . P.F.C. Lewis Guernsey mer. somewhere in the pacific, he not lhe navy, we mean Love. day. You sec. with this DeMille mob 1 U S Army There are hundreds of lo­ says, they have n new slogan. "Goldscene. I couldnT sec any meat I ■ Co. C 320 Inf.. A.P.O. 35 cn Gale In ”48.’' Jeepers • Henn" you Dear Folks — cal people taking advan­ ' Dear Zolly— Camp San Luis Obispo. Calif just guessed it was there. I went Well now III be a gunner for sure mix lit be right but Hint sounds so Tlie climate is just right here Keen your eves open for Max Fran­ to the extreme end in front of some ! tage of our Friendly Loan along with my radio-1 passed the am stablamed pessimistic. Couldn.t you 80-85 degrees fr ’I 7.™ lut thh after- about -' !*•’ ” C.„. cisco and Thomas Kurr they’re in dead fbh and took up a defensive Plan. Why Not You? make the war a little shorter and test this morning But «»“thL '« “nftrr- IM '£ mt" 1 S’.“IM “wu position with my gocart flanking , your slogan a little longer like— me on the left. I adjusted my spec, another test for cadet "Golden Gate And Western Shore I’m not go- »naiuhip medal on the n»nrjA« p*t Ernest C Belson taeles for a long distance and selected ‘ In ’44 not one Year Morel?" Well r until ronbht »«*“ »rc.! ASM. 34197215_ a clerk from the group across the do all we can lo help you make It after I lake the test Wbl>>ne luck. showcase from the stamp-countera. i a marksmanship | HASTINGS PHONE 2115 by then and you can bet on that CITIZEN’S CREDIT I turned the entire force of my per­ Dunne Jarman Is at Geiger Field. ““’J he had tlie same idea ' sonality. on him and the results i theory, you cant imagine ho* u-.., ,.w army ax I do. Washington, how do you like it out in CORPORATION much. I guess that I could mak<- |uboul “™y showed a minus. Then I tried to there Duane and how’a, everything Pvt. Duane Murphy , hypnotize him. He was immune.. your radio work better than it does going? . Co B 554th Eng HV-PON-BN HQ and HQ Co After my feet began to hurt I de­ Greetings lo Lt -Commander Ken now. Camp Swift. Texas. Camp Hood. Texas. cided on the martyr technique. Ev­ Dear folks—well 1 dood it! 1 I Nice to hear from you Duane— McIntyre who arrived Monday from Birthday—Aug 21 ery time he looked toward lhe fish New Orleans, for u few days before !■ iMissed lhe mental test now I ll Write whenever you can department I sighed and -looked Im he leaves for the coast—sort of a lake the physical tomorrow Private Gerald L Sinclair wan and wbtful. Once I swayed • Hello" and "Good-bye” slop ove. sure I will pass that O. K. I gue*' Dear Zolly— Gordon Crolhers 34404376 but that suggested a little nip and and It sure is good to see you. com­ that I am kind of happy now writes—"Have just turned over my A P.O No. 3792 I have my reputation to consider. I can’t send Clara a present until twenty-second month In the service. mander. ce. । c o Postmaster : Omer. Barnum, from near Wood­ 1 get paid so tell her site’ll have to The .... time ...... really -------- ---------gone ---------by - ver -eryj New York City. New York lias ” land. wrote to Tommy Kurrs" moth­ wait. If I gel shipped out soon to fast especially since I’ve been oveiW, Birthday: August 9 er after he read about Tommy Ir a cadet training center it may be seas. Have learned so much since . lhe paper last week. Omer is fine another month before I get any I have been in the Army and will Robert Ermont Shults and would like to gel mall at— Machinist Mate 2nd class '' Thanks for the sox and the maple It ever help me out when I return P21C c'o Fleet Postmaster to civilian life again. One never rea­ sugar. fi tat ion Force A. B. Galley A 5 lixes Lizes it nt al first urst but oui after «ire« some *uu»c lime »•«•>■Se’Hlf..... Love to all. Naval Const. Training Center Ls spent it shows up so clearly Play-1 Birthday—April I4in. John iBush) Camp Endicott ing Basketball on our Co. team. En- I Changes and correction* for your Scott Field. Ill. Davisvllle. R. I. have I uo.. date book tered in a Tournament and havc Sounds like you’re "on the beam” won our — «. —— 1^. son Incidentally Tommy. In California,. first two — games by -a — wide। I o.* Sgt. pF. rE. Fredrick Fredrickson ’pL Brk. was In thc hospital with pneumonia alright John and liking It too. We margin. Enjoyed Dick Bessmc i Det. Med De■“ * 3006 (he's OK. now* and he said Max saw some pictures of Gene’ ' Eugene I Truex Field ... Francisco, who is also stationed Bush, stationed at Pensacola. Fla.» letter." | Madison. Wh. there came to see him often and and baby daughter ’jCathy” that thZC Dear Dad and Mom. Mom. Glad you like the Banner—write they f you BboUt my flying. Well, again. that helped a lot. That was pretty were fine of both of. tliern^ "*‘“h O‘h' l« ■•"«!. lor a so.u •■swell" of you Max because we know 11 was up Thura. for a solo and check । it Ls not an easy task to gel around Gerald Duane Keller 82 'c Lt^hmiher'x letter • Hight of two hours and 40 minutes in these big camps. You all know­ t nnJ ‘and I was dead tired, my eyes hurt, now —j — . was sleepy. how gooci good it It is io to see someone inn from from England is so timely, now l.back----Standard Landing Craft ached and home but when you're sick and can with the Red Cross drive, that 1 Unit No. 2 We have a certain area away *nm»r>ne vnu know then n it thought vou certainly should have see someone you It is <; Fleet Post office from the Airport that we fly in. It. He wasn’t ’'plugging” so it’s ab­ something to write Iwmr about San Francisco. Calif. solutely on the level .... and UIWICIIL’ Snyder OUJUVI (Hastings ' — sincere. , . Lawrence R j3i rviuu. is at Greenville Army Flying School He is Instrument specialist in the in Mississippi After "Larry- finish- Air Corps One letter from the re__ there .■___ .uh*. end i. is wrw-tH worth inn 100 ntuM plugs from from , e* he will be sent to one other celling ....1 field for the completion of his train­ this end for my money Gertrude Springer. ing. Fine work fellow, we’re all pull­ ing'for you. Here from Great Lakes Is blue Jacket Joe Thompson who's Just ’ Well suptxne your winter is about 1 haven’t seen any snow finished his boot training and will gone. start In a Gunnery school for train­ since I left Grenier Field. How are ing when he returns the last of the you folk*. I got a letter from Dan week. Glad for the visit with you. and Rove McCallum We are eat­ Joe. (Maybe it's cause you look good ing good now. Il’s thc best food I in blue or maybe just ’cause we were have hud since I left Chanute. We *u glad kubu to iu see an you jvu that m«> you looked are a lot more organised and hapso so good lo us.) pier about the place than when we Lloyd Link has been graduated first got here. There is so much j from thc San Angelo Armv Air Field 1 to do that after I gel the letters and Airplane mechanics school in Texas I papers read at night there bn l and he U now eligible for assign- | much time for writing letters Thc ment as an aircraft mechanic or , Red Cross ts doing a lot for lhe Today more than ever women need the service! of a modem bank . . . for selection to attend one of the 1 boys here in England. They have A. A F.’s specialist schools. Atta' buildings in each town where we and to them we say “This is Your Bank". Any question that may arise about ’e " banM On y0U P mm to Cadet Bob” mtieid frmn the Wil;^h^l'dll?rict u«m the cltatinn That was'alven lo^him by hi* !x>.v ON THE HOME FRONT HOUSE PAINT $28?Ga|- BARRY BYPATHS $105 $350 35‘ IF YOU NEED READY CASH 8SU LyBARKER’S ■SLBnPSu. j S® I ‘SoS? 60 DRUG STORE | BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS BANKS ARE FOR WOMEN TOO money can be confidentially discussed with us, whether it concerns a savings account or a loan you will find us ready to serve you. We recognise the fact that the women folks must handle more of the families financial affairs because the men have so many other things that demand their AMERICA/ HELP FEED AMERICA FRUIT Our Government asks every family in America with available space, to grow some Fruit and help in the War effort. Homo Owners are urged to 5row more fruit. Fighting men. our Hies, and the people on the home front need the vitamins, minerals, sugars of fruit for health and strength. Let me show you how you can plant now—enjoy delicious fruit* amazingly soon—increase the value of your property —help hurry our Victory. Call me. No obligation. STARK’S YOUNG-BEARING TREES Grow More and Finer Fruit—Quicker Plant fruit trees and plants you can depend on to live and bear good fruit—QUICKER! I will show you Stark’s famous RECORD-BEARING STRAIN TREES—vigorous, sturdy, young trees. They are quick bearing. They are heavy bearing. They are the cream of 127 year* of Stark-Burbank fruit crea­ tion and improvement. Call or write me without obligation. Flowering shrubs to beautify the home ground*, and for that I. F. BOTTUM, 320 E. WALNUT ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 2322 1 NEW ARRIVAL! attention and we are ready to do our part in making it as easy for you os possible. We invite you to come in and lot us help you. The new crop of babies is of com­ mon interest to those two old friends, the family doctor ond the neighborhood milkman. Children in the family should mean daily visits from your Highlands Dairy milkman, bringing wartime health! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4 Q< I BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutinn Anything that concerns Yhbney concerns your banker. SEE HIM FIRST ON ALL FINANCIAL MATTERS 81 IF YOU NEED MONEY, SEE YOUR BANKER AND TALK IT OVER. Hastings City Ba "Fifty-SiM Yoen of PHONES: 2105 > 2103 CmiHnimsm Urvig*" HASTINGS. MM Pfc. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. APBIL », 1843 the Parmelee vicinity.1 northwest Thomapple. visited hte'1* now employed at the government and her father-ln-law. Alfred Ho*-’ oreoniiod^ ln^U^ Thoniapole-Kel- itutallcd in tlie Thomapple-Kellogg led of rural boy* school test week connecting rive * W. Va.. where he I* doing govern- spent Saturday in Grand'Rapid* ♦ brother. _______ ...Wilbert _____ and ____ wife at j Plain------ ।, — airport .— — at — Saginaw. .—-. * The ■ Middle- tkln* •'brought them *"home. * «u«m ak leader station* and ths main office. Bement electrical work. * Friend* of1 Paul CUIer ha* recovered from a -* 1* Bunday afternoon. * n .-. vilt. well. Hear ville rh.m.r chapter Nn No. 117 O. E. 8. will M Ueut Robert »ugg ySl*TanJ ThU troo “is" stxmsored “ ■byJthepSj - sides saving shoe leather it bring* Sunday. April ll 18 "Oo-Tc-*n””"*' HnW • *r'~*'*1 •«« .Mb.------------ --------- —* -------------------------------------—------------- Junior Purdy will be tntere.ted to •*♦*«lAlck«* h with -lie enU wlth ‘ committee of three men. great Joy to several head* ot de­ Sunday" In Barrr county, fAiv. Hl* .I»t*r faaneri* Nick Carter. Glenn Allen. Hubert Dartmenu who now can turn a knob On U Purt, ...» U> H«U.nd th., h. hu rjcehllt to. “X'i? ,n th °V ‘ 3 Tld have become negligent I Hi* her wortat the Morehouse and lhe boys will assist and get another department wlthh1^ from church obligations or have — — — ---— — ■r ’ ’ . . on Bunday to spend a tew day* transferred f M?rvinnS to^at?ant?c tx*n m tralnlnir at Great Lakes 221 TXtuaTcMk JSS BauL m financial Dart of 4h» pro­ •Uh bar Ditct. who u recovering “ldd!<‘KR1:"' NaaaJ 8itUo,‘ 11 regularly lids Lenten .season is the vern John.*on of Lansing wa* n ttm<- when you should bag In to caller on hLs parents. Mr. and Mrs Creek and spent Monday and Tues- ^"bovPaec^Da'nted ’bv 'Sr^and from an operation. * Mrs. Clifford think He d*v *l,h 8011 and the folk*. * mm tmnx of ot spiritual nnniiuu thine*. Many ~**v I• Wdl H Jdhnaou Un* **" Monday r'-TT’., Mr^ami cafeteria and home-ec room. * Con­ at the Base this European Gardner went to Pontiac Sunday to returned to the etut with miut report_tack SSmSt^nd ther^picts countries are not allowed had taken hM wife to HasUngs rriends of Miss Donna Holes, who .5 nie Beeler, son of Mr. and Mrs ipend • week with her father and him. w Mr. and Mr*. George Adam* “ ?,v.2nP!?,lK^ar]?. n_ to be transferred. He W connected religious woraiilis—we clou l want because of the serious illnots of her _._nl u.. fail -an h- inu-reated to Glenn Allen attenocu tne ocout L. R. Beeler completed his ycar'J outer. * Dick Sandefur. who ha* Of Partnalcc were Sunday afternoon with the hospital corps Bilik Ls that to happen to America through mother. Mr*. Elsie Lanfear. * Ardk jmo*. tliut she ha* made applies- masters annual appreciation dinner work at tlx College of Mortuary SSuimSr*. •<» « Mr. .L Hmn»J u out or «M< £T,„ >1.. iTS. ,•£,•WJ1™?,. I5LS1 a Doritlon os defense inspector w th tal^j o( Dr and Mr* Frank Shaw looking „ a , nre u u fine as are all the home thrown lite the urehminarv ureLtaUMWrta*™ lriP were. w*te' U-ader. U«*CT‘ HWbwt Harbert Tato. *»I«. Science in Detroit and graduated -the government ha* clo*ed his * Eldon Poulson la now employed «e Mrs-Si with thc the hives. hives. ** Mra. Mra. Harry Harry gone through *tasca ‘thc "C inp Mrs-JM Lepnei Lepnrr of Detroit accorn- with ? “ tinted it LiU thrt^Se Car ‘ Carter. Dale R*u. Richard.Alon Saturday. . _ _ .barber shop and stored his equip- jn a branch of the Piston Ring _2* ... panted bF' lheir friends. Mr. and Balsch. chairman of the Red Cross Fates of Wayland In Mr* Carl Chalfant of Grosse Poini meat * Ml*. Etale iUggle of plant at Hartings which Is more Glenn ^n"o^Titai** "M^div was STlJi Mra. Cart Chalfant of Grosse Point of this township, was pleased with HICKORY CORNERS Ctenn Blake household. *pent the convenient than driving to Grand Xi wni . vultm-at the R^--*«rc Rus- -Wot weekend wtewciiu guestssusst-s ‘at of Mrs. Mrs. Ls Ls the fine response to the recent fl- Hole* window will bear four stars ^l$.rd an,d ” Rev. William Coombs. 78. Of Mid­ weekend with her parent* at Sara- R*Blds. * Mirand Mra Frank fwd home * Mr* JaJas ’sister. ■Utar. Mrs Mrs. Llovd Llovd Elwood Elwood and and famfam- nancial drive. Contributions amount- instead ot three Donna's three land park. Gull lake, s retired min­ v<J5r’iX-d .... * - « Mrr an and Mrs T IJ OilletU otlletu cd 00 exceeding the quota nac. * Mra. Lee Johnsen and aon. McIntyre and daughter Barbara. .■ Uv d Mrs. -- to - -*778 ------------------------------------------ brothers are in service. Floyd. Jr. “nd ^Jar? ister. died at his home Thursday Fvt. Jack Johnson were caller*' who have been living hi tbc Ray ’•"""J™* and daughters. Marilyn and Janet of 8WO bv 813800 No better place to nnd Ell in the Marine* and Charlc, Mrs_ Meru evening where lie had resided thc on Mra. Dor* Johnson al Hastings Lvons apartment* through the win‘gYJL®. rJr< n>anch Sexer- were Sunday guests of her sister, uut vour dollar. * Mr. and Mrs in const guards, all in California. Mr,’ last 37 years. A son of David and Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. Willard tef moved bock to their Bartow mcMer. Mra. Blanch Sege Mta? Jargarw Keogrtra and family Arnold Parker and three children. At present Donna te staying with *2? (ESli * pit Sarah Coombs, he was born Dec­ Minor and little daughter J*c<iu?- lake home. Saturday * Mr. and *7 j, “7rn.l m <)r*nd Rapid* * Clinton Poul- Sally. Pat and infant Stephen her sister. Mr*. Ruth Boley In £1*u£5,|’^c™h‘*nuJ^d.,^dJjrL.* ember 3. IBM in Michigan. Surviv­ line, and Mr. Margaret Costello Mr*. Joe Corrigan. Jr, and baby bv H. ,^^a off duty M man at John o( cwiUtar. brought Arnold -. Seattle and working in the packing E“2?„h*ho ing are tlie widow. Leah, a son. ,*nd daughter Sharon of K*tama- daughter have moved back from Veek^io’iJtay * Kalamazoo, part of last week, be- mother. Mn Bert Parker hoar department Of the Fisher Flouring FfSenbl''t?*, III wav - ------------ ,, '--Edmond Coombs of Battle Creek: t Blake and. Saturday, after a five weeks' visit MHte * Honoring Pvt. Stanley nUKertn«w’an}i 'h2fUn an adopted daughter. Mra. Clyde Will Johnson of the Duncan lake cause of aictaeM. . _______ _ —_________ _ HlUe cluuite°n Ld^. H te^vt* Ashley of Battle Creek; and eight — end remained unUl«Sundav evening. ....... >... I.... _____ ____ 111 ...UI. U. K I.lehler nr * The typesetter seemed lo have stepsons. Robert Wood of Augusta. d‘ft^>‘v »n our new* last ?r. Mr* L M Johnson. Present EL* R«?mh garet Bites * Wlfltain Cridler was rhlldren of Grand Rapids were “ u v“ on- Mrs Vern Smith and mxi Paul, Arthur Wood of Gagetown. Martin confined to hi* ‘home most of last visitors of her parents. Mr and ‘J0.1’1 "J"1 ~ - Jr and and Mrs Hattie Carpenter spent week, and to clarify rome item* we were Mr. nnd Mrs Horace Liver- ®a" w Wood of South Dakota. Pvt Seth week with bronchial trouble and Mra. Andrew Gackler. Monday. * P jt..’' «r* F F Sunday at Lansing with Vem* wteh to kay that Glenn Kennoen ,fKXi xrr Mr* Frank Trou- and . rs *”ax bynd Teqsved a let- Hunter of Australia. Pvt. James lanngltb ♦ Mrs Della Allen has Mr. and Mn Unwo^ Burdick and Bteke^atten^d the’ funeral of mother and rirtet* The Parmelee hung 4S0 sap bucket* and Mrs. yol antj Mrs. Louise Cleveland, all Uwlr Eddie who is Hunter of Louisiana. Pvt. David returned to ..v. hcr^Jjome on ArUni^ wto, !*? of- 2las-1.n“s. ,*«r--* Prankat fCaledonia Satua- extension ciud club met on Wednesday»e*to.Mrw to p--nv. White nt ’aiorinnin AnttiEweonesuay Vredenburg’s illness has been several nf ornnd Rapid, Mr and Mr* Ferd tellh the army in North Africa. Il Hunter of Utah, and Joseph and ton St, after spending Jhe winter callers at the Carl Pferde*teUei>£ n*.x< r and Mri tL, teUCLG” ........___ ___ _ . .. ... with a-ith Mrs Mr< Arthur Arthur Smalley Smnllev for for the tlv dav* instead of months, if Mr and r Johnson Mr and Mrs A C John- E 50 lntere*tlng and states lhe Frankie Hunter at home A step­ with M1m Marv Moe * Kenneth twine Monday. * The Rouse rtfek moved lrHo*the Jov last mtctmg of the .season. Newlv Arthur Valentine and two small son Mr' and Loren Johnson truth ln ftUch 0 wav> thal v* asked daughter. Mr*. Eugene Winiamson •VT‘JX r£rtr£nt to^terh' £cu"£dfbv X Hectrt efftew* W--L?aders-Mra son. are nownicelr located to their X of Pontiac; three brothers and end with his wife. Helen at the the home of Mrs G. E.- Blake, with ••rF-»ii, * Nranr Cunnineham of Harold Cutler and Mrs. Julian Potts; home at Ypsilanti, near his work three children Mr and Mr* Jerald d w<Ul nubUshcd lost week in lhe three sisters. Rev. Coombs has been Henn Brog home * Wilbert * good attendance of member, and ' »enn Cunntagham of A| Henning; ™e- al Willow Run Mr* V. and the Bedford and throe Children toe. 1 Middleville Sun. Quote-Tod»v I Sprinkle wa* taken very sick last viritora It being April Fool day faculty *pentthe rhnlnnan Mrs Glenn Dean: secy.- bovs having lolned Art two week*. Jsw happy Umc w**^u>eniat he4rd for thc H?* Ume that I had an active member of the Hlckoiy Comers Methodist church tor manv •eek and ha* been taken to-the Kdx^hX^Xjd/nibic there were some unusual jokra in cmnd R.md trea.-Mra Arthur Smalley-; home ago after spending several month* ss tob g.tlwrmg ofreteUve* * Mr *>«'' .•transferred to •Serrtee Co" years. Rev. A. L. Wajley. Rev. Jarstfrr Convalescent home in Has- nlnved which provoked considerable 5- J Tamoit wa* in t.rana napias ' Av."., -ok i— rw Mr. ; “2*’ it is a move I have been aftee for J. W. McCue. Rev. victor Jones and Ungs for care * Mr. and Mrs. amusement Tlie guests also en- Mr^d Mra Oi"n Up%n. TnK: Allen * A chorus of twenty-rive or Frank Shaw W Mbs Marcta Hen- Mt , UmUy dinner at the Vomc Rev. Nickola held a prayer service Seward Brock of Graiid Rapids loved looking at Mrs. Blake's col- Bob VandfrVecn und Mrs Hur- more voice* will render thc pageant njng of the Bell Telephone office. Of Mrs. L. M. Hilbert at Woodland. *lnv .thal meant ‘hey foulj on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock vlsited her parents Mr and Mrs. lection of antique dishes Rcfrerti- old Seiterstrom are taking an eve- The Thorn-Crowned King " at the HiuiUrigs spent Tuesday of thte fridav evening honoring an aunt anvC Thi*0Ut«*v ’Jkhmieh ‘i al thc Garrett funeral liome at Frank Prtndle. Sunday * Jack Red- menu were served bv the hoatess . . . .. ... ----n i u<4*k nt hnme nnn In rruiuuinv with ."-'Oidn of Mrs Blake's Mrs unv lime. Till* Miv, although I Augusta. Sunday at 9 '£h?r?hte Nlnn wild ‘ ?t ‘ Th? mIv "n^ritiS two' nlghtz during the week. * morning, under direction of Gerald her mother und babv brother Alan uj. o M m. Baitinger Battlngcr ot of Coloma Coloma and 1*’, lh.e ' .1 n?: o'clock tlie funeral n left * I «t|l ha‘iJirt »t thi h^me n M s“ OeorgFGrable of the Vicinity south- Stucker. A great amount of time wni some of the time in Grand Dr Dr Herbert Herbert Battlnger Baitinger of of Gary Gary, Ind. working directly in the lines. As for Deerfield where rrvicc.s ner ha* employment * Leonard will be held at the home of Mis . . t;tireha*ed the and practice is being nut on this Rapids. * Pvt Stanley Johnson Max Max Willson Wilteon of of Lansing Lansing is is ■a new 8 no»' *tand* I am in the S-* *er- were held at 1 O'clock by Rev. Bene­ EStegon u now- S'orkmS’m°Grand XZ^’to<The<clrel?ro!in* Mra” NaW‘ MoffcI[ residence on West urogram nnd It te hoped manv will and mother spent Tw*d“>' a”d employee employec. of thc White Pr< Products “on or supplv which mean* that dict. Burial was at Deerfield. • • mToS“m£ WHham Mr* Au«mt F&« ■ formerlv occupied bv the P}« to attend Also, the same eve- Wednesday „r hi. — v -uh of .this week with Or.nd Grand -----------------------------------------------Corporation, as production man. * h.avc l<> “T food wFur- an'- Mrs. Mary Bartlett is spending two miiui ai . ivuurin ui mv .... . .......... tupuur. w «I nuu mi nuueuu ncrmccu »nu m.. • flh -rk .u.rrs Sherk slaters, and and expects expects to to move move nlng. nlng. the the VOUng voung DCOp'.C people Will will present present Rapid* relative*. * Mr* Rev* Ben- Mr. and Mr* Forrest Johnson and m^lUon and what clothes are have weeks with friends near Hollandslwo children. cimurcii. Robert n<N>crt and ana Geraldine ucraiame W have, out to tlie men in the front burg. « On Monday of last week •bout the middle ot the month * “ sacred play. * Mrs. Ray Lyons s011. _°f Ha.-Ungs was a Sunday two RaaiuS were Sunday vte1 ,lave ,o work * 101 harder than the two year old son of Mr. and ----- ------- -------------- —---------- -- ------ cr°fGrand Harrv Allbrecht. son of Mrs Roy returned home on Wednesday from Andrew Orand Rapids were Sunday vtsGncklcr and famllE * j Hora bui 1 K- M<jat Mrs Meloum Donivan caught Ills Hly. * Jtora of of hl* hl* parents parents. Mr Mr and Mra Mrs. 1 dld Snvder. who has been attending Kalamazoo where she had visited Stanley <Jnck) Johnson and 'will H Johnson * Mrs Adelaide of our work te al niglit under cover; hand in lhe wringer. His arm was the Western State College at her sons. Alfred and Stanley, and Pvt. Mederic Burns were a happy Baird who make* her home with of darkness. I arn on detached duty forced Uirough tlie wringer to the Kalamazoo, was home last week, their families * Vur Adams re- Pvt. ..nrf W.U. . . “ j itv. *“ unH thnw> nf in to «n ? n>i. hat. 11 Inn •■ shoulder and he was lifted from the “e balalhon. and on Fridav in company with turned home on Tuwdav from a surprise to their friends and rela-< her daughter Mr* Fred Wieringu *’nd lhrw* °r ><Uy..!ier‘r B>,' ' Iloor • fuse blew out and the bov other of the college bovs went to tew d»vs visit with hl* son Virgil Uvea of thte community when they on )ow» Grund Rapids St. observed “ ‘ur® te * —i----- -ued with a bruised arm unexpectedly in town, j her Olst birthday on Sunday. April KOah- though thl* te Africa and ;«** Camo C-*anr. I*, having been and family In Detroit ♦ Helen Mc- arrived Thursday. We hear it took Jack two 4 mAmiTwS wuio. dont ’« “nyonc tell vou that it>; . and the skin tom on Ills elbow and callod Into service Tlie boys have Dyer Is back in school after a ategc ------ ,---------— the —c'! shoulder. * Rev. and Mrs. J. W. ---------*n‘l KM -------c°W Every night as been on the enlisted armv reserves of Hie meaile*. ♦ Mrs. Forrest hours to get down town from the' IIltf to be n quiet birthday turned dop It «el* gets real cold, cold. ■ McCue of Freeport were at the B',n Ktgo«-s ** down t*0*0 11 for some time Good luck. Hurry! £»ker and her grandmother. Mrs T-K school because of M-einx so . into a Joyful family gathering of Mtn Rock Wool fill—;No down payment—3 years to pay. need several Younetd MVcral blankets blankete to keep Methodist church Sunday morning * Mra. Pearl Kenvon returned Sat- Orpha Gray of Caledonia, were many old friend*. The boys have . her four daughters and families You ------------- ...--------- . 1.---------.. Rpv McCue preached n fine ■ scrn urdav from a few davs' *tav al -------- --”— litet been transferred from Camp who came together with basket* of mon.---* — Mr. and- ---------Mr*. John sight* and if I ever get ,। ---------------. ------Mourer ----- -Lansing with her daughter-in-law iOray. Fridav * Mrs. Isabel Lepper Robinson. Ark . to Ft Mead. Mary- rat. and gift* for her Those pre-.- lo< —ent Bunday Sunday afternoon with Mrs. and will be on their way again. pnt were ]ler daughter and grand- ,wmc 1 5Ure W|H “W ct^gret all .spent afternoon with Mrs. Sidnev Kenvon. who is ill is attain In her home after spend­ , land, the latter part of lhe week. Eddie daughter Mr* IGola ^han and ,hal 1 ^it' through Well. । Nelson WlUteon al Leila hospital. with a blood clot in her leg. * Now ing several weeks with her grand- •—------ •—• — —• -—-• —— Smith of Leighton and Junior GilMr* Norman Severson of Chicaxo "Mom" tell everyone at home I Battle Creek. NcLvon Willison • ar­ that chickenpox seems lo have had daughter. Mrs. Roy Steen. nnd ietta were al*o at Camp Robinson Mrs Florence Ullery of this vic"hello" for me Just vou folks at cotnpanied them. * Bunnell church it* innlng-whoopltUE cough and famtlv. * Miss Martha Jean Sehad ------------- “* - --------- ---- ----------- -----------measles have some victims. * Mr went to Charlotte Sunday evening .but the four bovs never were able mitv. Mr and Mrs Ullerv and Mr home keep things straight and don't seMrtoe; Worahlp service 10 A. M.. to get together. * Fourteen mem„ n( j Mr* Don Fedewu and children , uw and Bboul having to do Sunday school at 11 A. M Hickory and Mrs. Claude Rosenberg of for a few duv*' visit with her aunt. harx rf tha neiin Aiten Pa«t Ma- of Hasting* Mr and Mrs Charles Without. only knows that I Corners Methodist -church Bunday Mrs. Hrnrv Buxton * Mrs. Clark bers cf the Della Allen Past Ma­ WlUlama Tnd two small son* and ■w{’“‘cv,cr1 3,God ;ou, :®M“ .h*Y® d0 I *1 - ‘w’^B*C&s” i^rt^at’the Bliss has been carrying her arm trons club enjoyed the monthly l^ter Powers local The honored without. Is just a drop in thc bucket * The W 5. C. b. me'ts। at the in q sling because of a sprained mcetinirnt the home of Mr*. A. H. ladv also received^Lnv curibfrom to what the bov* in the tranche*, church A (> ril ptri Pot!luck । Be!|, Friday. Time was spent in wrist and hand * Charles Parker friends She was born in Alleghany «« going through. To those who , dipper.nt 7.30 after_ which Dr E hemming tray cloths for Pennock was down from Hastings -Sunday, d‘«rict *M11 hold for a few hours stay at his home hospital. The May meeting will be county. N. Y . and when twelve years do. J have jurt one thing to sayJHshould wuume oiiange. » ------Jou«h­ quarterly conference for uic> ajiuuiu north of town, He states he and with Mrs L. R. Beeler. * Mrs. Ger­ old came with her parents to Kai- «>d that U. they ”e charge. 4*cre. , lthc _________ Mrs Parker expect to return to ald Rogers 1s convalescing nicely amazoo counts- by horse and wagon. »l»cc* with a few of the boy* here. and muyur maybe nicy thev Cvuiu could occ see iuc U»e light !««•' . I M|,.„DE|.RMO^** thc farm in a couple of weeks * from her recent surgical operation. Later the family moved to Yankee toto HENDERSHOTT A family gathering was held at; She te with her parents. Mr. and Springs township where sfie mar- It is as close to a living hell as .HENDERSHOTT the William McKevitt home Sunday- Mrs Ja*. Polhemus. * Mrs. Anna ried Archibald Baird. Tliey cleared a‘»one could think of. It Ls only • Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lockwood of u,tl'r spending day* and nighta Hasting* spent Sunday with theli In honor of thrir grandson. Billie Baird was xalled to Tiffin. Ohio. their own land and built their own after blanket* to parent*. Mr and Mrs. iChas. Hen­ Sandefur who Ls on furlough from Thursday bv the death of her sis­ home where thev lived until ht* without food or water, blankets Mr. Lockwood enter* the Great Lakes station. Enjoying ter. Miss Maggie Berger, the last death in 1911 Besides four daugh- kccn >ou warm al nigh'., time* that dershott. thc event were his parents, and of her Immediate relatives. Her ter* mentioned above present al vou <lon'l dare rtlck vour head out the aimed services this week, going brother Douglas, his aunt. Mrs. Isaac neighbor. Mrs Hattie Smith ac­ tlie gathering she ha* two need of vour foxhole for fear someone, tq Cainp Grant, Hl., on .Thuraday. Headline newt today because here is just what you Keeler of Grand Rapids und hLs companied her on the trio and brothers who vLsltcd her In 1941 «">«« Wke a crack at vou. that you * Mr. ami Mra. Harold Miller, their mother. need for keeping up your own home front! New uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Dav both remained over Sunday. * Mr. Thev are Hast us Miigcc aged 89 can appreciate the things you had aon Richard, with their mother, Pu»h and little Mary Ellen of Ver­ and Mrs. Henry Poulson returned of Kremllng. Colorado and 71wm- “t *»cme or the tilings we are fight- Mr*. Ida Milter of Jackson, ybdted household necessities priced patriotically low . . home c Friday e..u», from ~ a few days visit — as McGee aged 87 of Scotte, Michip>r. Anywav I can say it Is at A. C. Clarka on Saturday. * Mr. montville. ♦'Fred Buckingham who .wi» with meir their daughter. Mrs. Harold Kan. ours, Mrs. uairti Baird is te aiert alert in mint! mind worth all we have to go through, and Mr*. Don Smith, their has been employed bv the Barn­ who ..... gan, uuwwi. — — — - — ........ 7; — ciauuH and items for repairing what you already have. Ute home front going ter Sue with Mr. und Mi.-., cuntqn Road commission for a long time. Haskin* at Saranac. Their daughter an(J verv actlve aauuns with the Jusl work in thenome daughter s home. a»d ** * ul do rc-st| - HSSSwSf HmJ!!.'®*', w ___________ ___________ ,.nwr wont lighter tn tne anugnters to*. _ _ ... __ __ . Guild will ... have said enough. Some ^l iKinvc t temoon nt Albert AJoert BrilLs ilrilL, • * The Young Woman's nV-'y^ ternoon caller* at * meet-Thursday evening with Mrs tcat* hi Hie paper* make me am- Mt. and Mr*. Court •btrowbrigereCharles Williams, the president tn- tie mad I guess. Better close. Tell turned to their home here on Balstead of with Mrs Emory Finkrrcryoot helio for me ahtf ? tfn “ n M} r ' Mter *l>endlngthe winter ir. Sparkling Gia** OQ beincr as announced Tlie mem- nt “-*• “ fiddle." * Lloyd Knox, of *?ail1*“*l.s * A1■sun" 4 Pc. Bowl Set fcw ben are asked to bring pieces of this village passed away quite un- rteralMjtt were entertained on Sun­ woolen material, either new or good expeclediv Fridav morning at Pen- day “| ‘’ in the^Shmused material to make lap robe* for nock hospital where he had been yo’don Thompson, in uit oiiutr. convalescent service mei>P * Ernest taken on Wednesday. He liad been d!',l|dlc‘;, hte birth? Pi city (or Serving too! Ball who lias been employed at thc indisposed for some time, but his ?‘dd,?R &ra‘ H«JJde^diolt Strong cr>stal glass in handy Geuke* meat market tor some yciur, -condition was not thought serious u \Ufterto^ from a fan *urtaim>d — .i a fail luis given up his position and with and his nasclng wa* a shack to hta 1!,, “J'll “ >- dS!Jsustained lUi‘r%<2 I . 5'.. 0. and 7'*s hi. size-.. last1 weex. hta family moved to thc home of family. He was born In Yankee J** *.“5: She is bettor al the Easy to clean! Rongc-Tcc 6 hU r«to-l»-l.w. totoc, John- «»'>"«« w-no.!,. ™.r Itoto Ito hSJE,', John Brogan will move to Hastings Cup Percolator son. southeast of town. Ernie will fifty-one years ago and had lived on Tuesday of this week. * Mr. and work the fr.rm for Mr Johnson who >n this vicinity all hl* life. He is Mrs Glen Henry, who have resided te In very poor health, and will survived bv hi* widow, three daugh- in Marshall the past two years, B.B. Quality Paints, Guaranteed against also work tlie I arm ot Will H. John- ters. Mr*. Emma Jane Simonds of will move back to their farm here Varnishes and Enamels breakage. Easy to clean! son. 180 acres m all. so we think he. Jackson. Lillian and Marian at this wcrR week. ,* rrom From now now OQ on |or for thc will be doing hi* part toward vte- home: onegrandchlld. three rtep- summcr and fall months Sunday tory. * Mtea Marjorie Chandler of ETun Glover of Middle- ^^,1 wU1 atart at iO:jo and the T-K faculty spent lhe weekend ville. Mrs. Genteve Rav of Jackson church at 11:30 * Thc W S C S with her mother at Charlotte. * and Seaman Melvin Wtee with the — —.April —.. 22nd ... W1U -----------mM't Thursday. i Dave Perrault is In very poor health U. 8. Naw in the Pacific. Fdncrx! Funeral yle jlom(. 0[ Hrs. Jennie Slocum. Time to clean tip. paint up and * Mr*. Hattie Stevens went to De- services were held ut lhe Beeler -------- --------- - . u.---------make drab surroundings bright troll Thursday tor a vtll with her funeral home this Monday a( 3 p. DON'T BUY THINGS YOU IJONT son Merle and family. ■* A second in. with burial in Coman cemetery. NEED—BUY WAR-BONDS new. sparkling clean. Bov Scout troop has recently been * A new communication system was( INSTEAD. I McConnell. Sr.; art in Huntington. I briner of MIDDLEVILLE ! s-,“,d“ *■"' ■ sKir.wx1 OVER 150 Hastings Customers to attest the satisfactory results of our work. STATE INSULATION CO 10' 25' 50 New Washable Rayon Panels, co. 7QC I w • All Read; To Hang • In Raton MarquisetteSalt, fine fabric in a rich ecru shade, lovely In any room. 34 inches by 3 1-0 yds. . Goy Oilcloth 46 In. Wide. yd. Qtw' OU Colorful flower pot pattern Is gay. practical, thrifty! HAS YOUR HOME LOST SOME OF ITS CHARM? Crystal Tumblers Q O fsr Q, v Attractive 9 nz. tumblers are made of gleaming, fire poluhed crystal glass with classic optic pattern*. Snow Bird Self Polishing Woi 39 Easy tn use wax. dries bright without ribbing! Leaves floor? and furniture gleaming. 32 Tufted Chenille Bath Set Heavyweight, thick with thiri;, tufting . . firm duck back Spring floral design, band stripes. 21x34 in. rug. SEE THESE OTHER GREAT VALUES! 2- Cup Drip Coffee Meker------- 25e 500 Cleansing Tissues ----------- 19c Goy Crystal Candy Dishes------- 19c "Defender" Moth Bolls — —10c Floor Mop With Handle HAGAN BROS 3- Pc. Sfonewore Bowl Set SVc New Deeorolire Mirror, .59c Flip Kinp 1 V» qt. Co.ee.ole -«»c WE t A N STILL FINAN CE REPAIRING-REMODELING MONEY IS ALSO AVAILABLE For Purchasing Hanies Already Built Wc Sell \¥ar Bands and War Savings Stamps -39c STATE & JEFFERSON Remember how you planned that home? It was perfect—nothing ever like it before. Why not make it a point this Spring to go all through that first planning experience again? Why net restore that House of Magic appearance and comfort to its former state? It'll be a profitable move, add value to your property and give you a whale of a lot of refreshed personal satisfaction besides. HASTINGS BEN FRANKLIN STORES THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L B. Phoae 2503 arrived H safely. For all of us who have boys in thc armed forces, the two happiest words we can' hear or read today arc these —"Arrived Safely." Wc on the New York Central salute thc men of the Merchant Marine who, day in and day out, in peril of bombs above', torpedoes and mines below, arc so gallantly performing their mission of carrying your sons and daughters—and ours—overseas. We know how heavy is that responsibility. For in addition to the 16,834 employees of the Central now in thc armed services, the sons and daughters of more than 9,500 other employees have gone to war! and freight volume arc now double their 1939 level, that job is being donethanks to the wholehearted cooperation of shippers. Army, Navy and Office of Defense Transportation. When you realize this double job is being done with limited additional equipment — we believe ^ou will see why occasionally you may not secure just the accommodations you desire on the particular-train you had in mind, or even on thc day most convenient to you. By travelling during thc week instead of thc week-end ... by cancelling reservations immediately, when.your plans change, And we know how great that transportation so someone else may take your place . . . task is. Because it is our job, as part you, as a civilian will contribute to the of America's great transportation system, fall utilization pf available accommodations not only to help carry these millions . —and immeasurably aid America's trans- ' of men and women from home to camp, portatioo system in carrying out its and from camp to embarkation port— assiganurnt of primary supply line but to bring to thc dock-side, on time, an average of 16,000 pounds of supplies and equipment for riwry soldier! Yet, America's transportation system has still another vital responsibility— that of carrying essential civilian freight and essential civilian passengers, ana... despite thc fact that both passenger New York Central v»ffm rot wcroxy-' BUY MO III WAR BOMBS AMD STAMPS' �TtaE HASTING* B DELTON Mrs. John Harrington was In HOPE CENTER The 2nd War Loan Starts April 12 1 I . t . 13 billion dollars must be raised!; Leon Pennock. Mrs. Bert Patton ' talcing over I and Mr*. Charles Harrington were i in Battle Creek last Tuesday. * ' JW,n* The Home Extension group met at I | tlie home of Mrs. Margaret Garrett I recently. The following officers were elected for the coming year: Chairman. Mrs. Margaret Garrett; . Sec.-Treas.. Mrs. Lincoln Bush; re­ creation ■ chairman, Mrs. George Eddy; home front chairman. Mra. I baby from Kalamazoo. * Mrs. Blrdenammm 1 Marie Prllchurd and Mrs. Lewis ••McDermott —— ----- —and m —Mrs. VlaltMl Miss Ulr. Phenla CarpantOT —— Eaton; leader, Mrs. Ross Pierce. * I visited Ufl Mr. and Mrs. Ellis E. Faulkner leftlthe hospital Bunday afternoon. ♦ Friday for Willington. North Caro- Mbs Helen Sallk is working for Mr | llna to visit their son Major Ar- sister and husband in Grand Rap- i nold Faulkner and family. ♦' Miss * Clarence Payne and family' spent Sunday 'Joyce Lelnaar. daughter of Mr. and -» —- — —-z with —— I*— X-U. Mrs. Harry Lelnaar was operated family. Mr. and Mra. Gordie on for appendicitis In Borgeu hasin Delton. * Mr.- and Mrs MU­ ; pltal. Kalamazoo. Thursday fore-1 ,on Warner and daughter from Batnoon. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Roger WU- I tie Creek spent Saturday al the Hams und‘son. Dean were dinner Prod Ashby home and afternoon ■guests of their brother nnd sister- visitor* were Mr. and Mrs. Eart In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wil- Gate* of Cloverdale * Charlie 'Hams nnd children at lhe W. K. »P«nt the weekend in Battlo Kellogg farm Sunday. * Mr. and - Creek. ★ Mr. and Mr* Harry DanMrs. Waller Willison and children ‘ols “re working in lhe egg plant of Clarksville visited Mr and Mrs. .in Hastings. Gordie Durkee and son David. Sun- .----------------- 1 * ’ J day afternoon. * Mr. and Mr*. Cla­ CARLTON CENTER rence Williams and daughter. Rose­ Last Week's Letter mary of Battle Creek wcrc dinner Mr. and Mrs. Murray Myers, naar • guests of W. W. Lung and Mrs. Woodland, entertained Mr. and Mrs. 1 Lillian Rapp at Wall lake Sunday.* Arthur Yarger and family. Sunday They also called nn friends in Del­ for dinner. * Norman Balmer, a ton. * Mr. nnd Mrs. John Adams, draftee of last fall, who has bean local and Mrs. Glenn Williams of in the Medical Corps In Mississippi, W. K. Kellogg farm spent Thursday has received an honorable dUcharja, • in Batlie Creek. * Mrs. Effie Dodd. Me ,-uwr M He u is al at nome home wnn with nu itla father. Ed. Iwho has been spending the winter TGlmrr n..l . ...< h" .. I . it the home of her daughter. Mra. । Fulton. she *111 EuPd ^?^eCrik^ntOUimd«vlwnh1h^ Bat Je Creek spent Sunday with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kyburz and family, u Mr. and Mrs. Marsiudl Norwood and Mrs. Mary Doster spent Sun day with Mr and Mr. L-Vem Quick and farpily at Banfteld. Mra weck?rw*lh?iymd thcVcek whh’her dISvhrer X Quick Mra Ad' idk- Smith ata has been ill' ivre M“Jm rfi Jm,? «Ali nortant at the matnent will — farming. * Leslie Daniel*’ ha* been IU 011 U,U week- * Mnu 8arah H#n" tii*,* r<ir the rui,t vzir, h,, siviritr here alnn/ breunewn’m 1^? ari wa* ©SintTlnfSiare whST^rriiittaS HE GOVERNMENT of lhe United States is asking us to lend it 13 * billion dollars in the next few weeks. We can do it. And wc must do It. Every American must realize the truths In this, our toughest war, we’ve made a good start. We’ve trained a lot of men—made a lot of weapons—built a lot of ships. CITY COUNCIL But it’s only a start. No man or woman among us would contend for a single instant that we’re doing enough now to win this war! get this: in doing your duty, you’re doing yourself one of the biggest favors of your life! For United States War Bonds are the greatest investment in the world —bar none. They’re investments tailored to fit your particular situation. And they give you the chance of a lifetime to order and gel the kind of world you want to live in after this war. Every cent you put in War Bonds now will help to guarantee plenty of peacetime jobs making peace-living* for every one of ns. « . For your Country’s sake—-for your oten sake—invest all you can! We’ve Got to Build More! We broke al! records building 8 million tons of shipping last year. But griru-fneed Army and Navy men will tell you that the 18 MILLION tons we’re building this year Hill won’t be enough! There Are 7 Different Types of U. S. Government Securities — Choose The Ones Best Suited For You: - * United States War Savings Bonds—Series E: The perfect investment for Gives you back $4 for every S3 when lhe Bond matures. Designed especially for the smaller investor. Dated 1st day of month in which payment is received. Interest: 2.9% a year if held to maturity. Denominations: $25, 850, $100, $500, $1000. Redemption: any lime 60 days after issue date. Price: 75% of maturity value. individual and family savings. We've Got to Fight More! From now till this war is won, America must be on the offensive. In everiurrensing numbers, your sons, brothers, husbands must go into actual battle. Our losses have already begun to mount—and they will not grow less. And We've Got to Buy More War Bonds! Sure we’re all buying War Bonds now. But we’ve got to help pay for our increased fighting and building . . . We’ve got to match, as best we can, the sacrifice of those Americans who are toiling and sweating on a dozen battlefronts—-with the bloodiest yet to come. Tlie blunt fact is this: to keep our war machine going, we’ve got to dig up 13 billion extra dollars this month. 13 billion dollars over and above our regular War Bond buying! In'the next few weeks you may be visited by one of the thousands of volunteers who are contributing their time and effort to this Drive. But don’t wait for him. Make up your mind now that before this drive is over, you’re going to march right down to your nearest bank, Post Office, or place where they sell War Bonds, and do your duly. And don’t ever for­ 2'/2% Treasury Bonds of 1964-1969: Readily marketable, acceptable as bank collateral, these Bonds are ideal investments for trust funds, estates and individuals. A special feature provides that they piay be redeemed at par and accrued interest for the purpose of satisfying Federal estate taxes. Dated April 15, 19-13; due June 15, 1969. Denominations: $500, 81000, $5000, $10,000, $100,000—also $1,000,000 if registered. Redemption: Not callable till June 15, 1964; thereafter at par and accrued interest on any interest date at 4 months’ notice. Subject to Federal taxes only. Price: par and accrued interest. Other Securities: Series “C” Tax Notes; %% Certificates of Indebted­ ness; 2% Treasury Bonds of 1950-1952; United States Savings Bonds Series “F’; United States Savings Bonds Series “G.” THEY GjVE THEIR LIVES.. .YOU LEND YOUR MONEY! The Barry County War Bond Committee UNITED STATES TREASURY WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE — WAR SAVINGS (This Space Donated By The Hastings Banner) STAFF - VICTORY FUND COMMITTEE. Mra McL^d and * *" «« Strtxlbeek farm and are moving this * Mn nin,um frnrn Mrs. Leuna Barnum from ,lM*n£ from Wednesday 1 the home of Mrs. Bmsta Quick at XroinnlF * Mr* n?vtd<T».FtoW"i Wall lake ♦ Mra. Harold Burpee. /’S', * * _.* a few , who has been a patient hi the ending Am- *Dena ‘nir days “ fcuat Scott 800,1 erican Legion” hospital "at Battie ’!* r * E'na.n J?!1 Creek for thc past year, returned lhw*. to her home here Sunday of last °.f_!^w'1.Laun.<u.Y- * Ml Mrs. Lynn Mix of Hartings week. * Miss Dorothea McBain of j Battle Creek spent Sunday with her Sunday evening callers at the homo of Mr. and Mr s. Wilbur r-andrei father. Roy McBain. * Mr. and >' IF IT WONtVelF WIN THB Mrs. Alex Holbrook of Kalamazoo were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. I WAR—FORGET IT. Fordie Casey. Sunday. Mr. and ■ Mrs. Claud Hammond and Mr. and ' Mra. Robert Barton of Hinds Cor- , 1 ners and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Silcock | and son of West Hope were callers in the afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs ■ Stanley Bishop and children of •ROCRKtUXOa op Galesburg and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Starring and children of Level Park called on Mr and Mra. Leon noon. ♦ Miss Kathryn Horton of I Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ neth Horton of Battle Creek spent T 2"r HFS A KWS AMIN • Meat is energy that build* plane* ■nd puts the fight in the Fellows in uniform. We need lol* of it. Hiss Hoc Special to your ration. falter—and they finish out on as much as a third Foss supplement and cial will help you make perk quicker or.d cheaper. It pay, to use Hoo Special in the Dr. Hess baglot—try STEBBINS & JACOBS "The Rexall Store" Hastings Phone 2131 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, ThVRSDAY, APRIL «. 1943 FOUR Wester of Alto. Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Service 8:1 I wid.nrt family w Mr and Mrs. I Mra. Ella Catt were in Hastings | w Jerry and Carol Karcher »p«r.t night and Sunday guest of Mr. and been moved from California to Mdridoe of MulUkan. Mr. and Mn Camp Rucker. Alabama. * Mr. and | 8:1 CpCEpfipT I Harold Wooda and son ware Bunday 'Tuesday, w Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sunday with their grandparenu. Mrx Dan Postma. * Robert Camp- Mrs. Fred Roush of Dutton, and Dell ■ lug. Joe Mettemlck of Ada and Lucille I l\ LLI UM 'dinner guests of Mr and Mr* Dav- I Cool of Webberville called on Mr. Mr. and Mra. Watt Thomas of Sou.-> bell of Flint »pent the weekend with Roush of Cleveland. Ohio, were Alexandria of Lowell. * Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Blough were Sunday dln.Mr. .nd and Mrs. r-duuda Claude Walton. Mrs Mrs. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. WUlUm »«tay. Mr. id Pike and daughter of Grand and Mrt J. D. Cool. Sunday. * Mr. Bowne * Mrs. Rojnl Good received Mr Freeport Methodist Church 1- -• ’tuisei! Blough and ntr ly. * Everett M. Love, pastor pS*lnr is,. y-r-T, end wm Don- Haplds. * George Bassett was • and Mrs. Henry Myers and Janice ' Word from her hus'jand that lie'I Campbell < Dorothy Walton) has Mrs Wilium Dipp and family fun 1 y of Freepo rt A Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thaler ri... ' were Morning Worship 11:00 Ser been sick with the flu and Is at the ____________ Sermon: Hmris of Hastings visitor Saturday. * Mr. Marie were Sunday dinner guests now stationed in Atlantic City. N Wm. Shultx pf Grand Rapid* visited ny. and Mr* nnd Mrx of Mr and Mn AIfrc<1 Mye„ ol j Jn |hf # Ejr.o: Mrs. Madge Harru 01 <nd Mrv the Mercy of the Cross Cross."" home of her parents. * Rev. and Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and “The at the A. T. Eash home Sunday A Sunday School 12:00 Grand Rapids were Sunday cauers , Atlntl jjoUer were Sunday dinner Wayland in honor of Alfred Myers' Whitney spent the weekend yilh Mrs John McCue were called to Mrs O. H- Fausey who spent the By u recent action of the Barry Mr. and Mrs. Alden Eash of Dear­ O/ Mr. and Mra. J. D. Cool, of Mr and Mrs. WaveyKrim noth MUU.M,.; birthday. * Mrs. Willtam(BCF her son Urt.'lU'U Gaylord *411, who is OH44III.IU stationed Aurusta by the sudden death ot Rev. weekend at their home here. Tliey rtrt... w n Mr. guests V* - .......................... William Combs Saturday evening. a have been living in Mlskegon for County Council of Churches, next born spent lhe weekend with Huand LUxta and son Vern of Clarksville. * Mr. ,Hutchens returned- home Monday ul Bay city coast Guard Slattern home folks. A Visitors the past wrek wed ay sve- ! and Mr*. Frank Deming of Grand 1 from a three weeks' visit with rcla- < Kenneth and Jack Thompson ot Mn Flora Story of Hustings was the last few months. * Rev McCue Sunday. April 11. has been desig­ at Steve Miller's were Mr. and Mrs. a Wednesday caller of Mr?. Julius preached at Hickory Comers Sun­ nated as ".Go To Church" Sunday Mrs. Cla। Rapids were Sunday visitors of their Lives and friends In Grand Rapids. Maple Grove arc spending a few Dins W* Godfrey. * Mr. and Mrs. Emory day and Rev J. L. Ickes had charge in this county. We Invite you to set Milton Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. 'mother. Mrs. Nancy Deming. ★ Mr. * Frank Winans, who has spent weeks with their grandparents. Mr Hings were and Mrs. Will Blough were Thttrs- several weeks with Mr. and Mr*. and Mrs JctrKauHinan * Mr. and Kime -— ot Clarksville were Sunday of the morning wroalup at Bownc thc day aside tor church attendance, Center * Rev. und Mrs. D. H. Car­ ■and bring the whole family. Tliesc _____ and Mrs. Earl day guests of Mr. and Mra. Ira Earl Everson returned to his home r - reClare Bassett and family of -dinner—gue.vu of Mr. and Mrs. HarMrs. M via aim isnui) oi .— IrUng were Sunday dinner guest*, Evaraon Lid family?-* Mr. and Mrs. Blough of Alto A Mrs. George . In Irving. Saturday. A Mr. and Mr.- jnung guests old Yoder andfaniily* and family * MltoKathML» Kath- rick of Sunfield were Sunday din­ are times that try men's souls Th' Lartlleof Caledonia. Mr. and Mn. off M Mr. Mnw Georg Gcoreo Nebon in In [>'n Humphrey and Mrs. Mr- Jc*sc - - Tny- ner guests of Rev. and Mrs. E. B. services of worship at tiie church of Will Blough of Freeport and Mr. and E H Johnson and daughter Loll Karcher. Mra. Neal Karcher. Mrs Don Richards and son of Dearborn. O r and Mrs0 NrL-xm . ... birthday. l ■__ * . Mr. ... ,’ll. (u <’'tinga tt'i-.-i nre and Boyd Novlsky of Grand Rapids Warren Kidder, and Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Earle Jack of Detroit were lumor of. .. Delbert's 'r if tHa. arc <rw, 'pending jtweek Griffin. Rev Carrick conducted the your choice tire designed to help you Mrs George Welch of Bal tie Creek * Stave Miller and family attended were Sunday gucste of Mr. andMrs. , Karcher were in Grand Rapids last weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. ! and Mt». John Fish are moving ttlt2 t,,c:r skier. Mr* Haroal Ro- Quarterly Meeting ut thc United to have faith In God. Ute sale of Robert Showernun of Warren Surrarrer and supper guest* Tuesday. A Ed Davis of Detroit Herman Oosch. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 1 froni Mrs. Hutchens' hotl'c to his senbergtr and family. A Mrs. Hetuy Brethren church Saturday' evening at Mr and Mrs, Gerhardt Kunde A called on Mr. and Mrs. George For- Cheney and Donna of Lansing were Mawun. brother 9ohn in Freeport * J-envxjn 01 Holland Mr und Mr*, und Sunday. * Rev. and Mrs. E Carlton Center Methodlvt Churc'i Sunfield Saturday. hemo ^inheme Freeport * B. GriHin attended lhe Executive Morning Worship 10:00 Sermon Lavern Seger andMr« Mrs. Roberto.. 8e‘■and also Sunday Sunday dinner - Miner ----------------------nilv Friday Fridav evening * also dinner guests gueal* at ,u thc Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Howard Demond of ' bey and family King -and George -------------Busunre r-.v«m Canunittec .Meeting ’ of the Barry •The Mercy of the Cross " • DOWLING Nelson. Mrs. Fred Tab- Uoscli home. * Mr. and Mrs Chnr- were in Williamston on buiinc.--. Si-r and neice of Grand Rapids were Woodland were Sunday afternoon Mrs. George Nel Sunday School 11:00. unday callers of Mr and Mrs. Ben County Christian Endeavor Union •*- ’-ur. II McCue cOuj at- les Aspinali. and Mr*. Ada Sigler Thursday. A Mrs. E. M. Troyer tt callers of Mr. and Mra Claud Mead bcrcr. and Mr* Honoring Mr. and Mn. Earl Paw... Invite lhe attention of our We «... wore -in-------— — * Mr. Mid Mr*. Buel Sisson tended a Kparty 1 home of Mrs,^local. Arthur Wilkinson of CarsonGrand Rapid.* *[>cnL the weekend Blakney. * Mrs. Wilbur Mick ot Monday night at the home of MUs ell. recent newly weds, a mUcellanMondav. * Earl Pox zZ of Zzz„. South ----Bowne. Wedncs- ville. Jimmy McCartney of Alma. with her daughter. Mrs. Ray Wie­ Saranac' was a Sunday afternoon Etta Schneider in Woodland. * Thc 1 Carlton friends to thc above on- ecus shower was given for them Hastings on builnes* Msndav. - .— -r! P=_ --- -------------------j -.. u and Mrj( plight Grumes of Has ­ Barry County Christian Endeavor : nounerment. and hope that you wtll guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sage. Boyd Payne of Hastings was a Wed- ,day afternoon. * Frank Walton and land and family. A Ml** Jevn-t Tuesday evening by Dowling friend •. Union meeting wtll be held M»nd iv be with tu next Sunday Mrs. Mick, who closed her beauty - ■■— —— •••■ nesday evening suppdr guest of bis 1 Mrs. Bernice Cloosori visited the tings attended a religious meet in': McGowan of Caledonia. Mis; Lillian —-------• Earl who is in thc Navy service, had —»--------------- a « -----------and Howel v....... Rapid*,...... ... ’..; n‘H* f°r awhile. ex|iecu to open t: night April 12 ut the Kilpatrick mother. Mr*. Ida Payne. * Mr. and , latter's husband at Howell, Sunday. at the home ol Frank Smith oi Bleam of Giant! । a short furlough and cMme ~ to ChiUnited Breinren Brethren enuren churcii. rtev. Rev. Krieg. rcneg. 1 SOUTH *11 nun.it BOWNE Mrs. WiU Blough spent Monday and * Seaman L**tcr Miller of Logon Grand Rapids. Sunday. * Mr. and Newton, Newton, local, local, were were Sunday Sunday cventiw f.'enlnu b,1.;dn at Iwr home. * Rev E M unitco of tlie Nashville Evangelical Mr. and Mrs Will Muhler nnd . ' 1 Dipp WHeeler. former paster of Freeport. prtator Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Steve *pent last Wednesday evening wiUi Mrs. Joe Kauffman and family guest* of Mr. and Mrs Will ch'urclf will la; be thc the main speaker. I daughter Gwendolyn were Sunday ' .. ..-----of .. ---------—­ p p f Lawrence and Lola Wieland. , spimt Sunday with Mr and M:.- and family. * Mr and Mrs. Wa-n? died suddenly- Friday-AUght of a ‘cKurch? M.ller Logan .A .. Mr-------and1 Mrs. o Sey musical numbersiS&Sy-J. will be gtv- . dinner guest* pt Mr. 1---------------------------------’ --------.nd Mnjata Si, to"?*&S! mour Lape and Barbara Ann of * Mr. and Mra. Jacob Kauffman Dan Kxuffmen and family of Lo- : Bidleman of Mu’kegon were caller.- heart attack. Funeral services were :Several .-"an. * Mrs. Ray Wieland. Lawrence of Mr. and Mrs. Ott > Kunde Sat­ held Tuesday afternoon at Kllpat- 'cn and a short skit lA the host so- | Thaylcr of Campbell. * Mrs. Thlrta ho will resume hLs naval training Grand Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs Wil! and daughter Ruth of Milleri|uRrrn?an. * George Brown spent Sutur-113iompson and mother. Mr*. Ellen . ing and and ---------------------------------Bonnie Lou called on-------------relatives urday evening. * Mr. und Mrs. V.il- tick church. * Mrs. Emms Andcr- 'clety. Blough, local, were Sunday guests Indiana, were Saturday morning c^rd^’ert whi*h« u. Grand Rapids -...J ara Ml.tll,.r nntl Gv.cndolvn <1 .’ Hi wa.-, a Hostings visitor Saturday. 1day night and Sunday at home re- ISeeje were visitors of Mrs Floyd I। Joseph Card, and Ixnvcl) last, ., h.ini of Mr. and Mrs. W C. Lape * Mn callers of Mr. and Mrs. Joe'Kauff- in aged «a 88 years has turning to Bowne Sunday evening. Walton Sunday. * Mr. — - — v«.r« who has and Mrs. Uoseuh Card aecd man and fanulv. * — B. ... R. Clinton Friday. * .... Mr ..... and Mrs Walter I -South Bowne were Sunday dinm : • Mira Vivian Buehler of Charlotte 1 Rose Endres spent from Thursdiv ...... been a lifetime resident of Barry ---------- -- . ----- .------’Tcj-hin of Haslinu Hustings were Sunday until Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 'returned twine from Ann Arbor last -Rockhill Sunday : guest* of Mr. und Mrs John Thaler nnd MU* Velma Buchter of Grand * Mr. und Mrs Harry Fun and Keith Daniels ot Hastings visited Co. was held at the Dowling church ... W ... Rock- in(J I;iII)lly * Mr anit Mri <JUn Rapid* sm-nl the weekend with their 'children of Middleville wcrc callers Sunday afternoon at the A T. Eash cats of Mr W. Keith Durkee and family of Wood; Friday after undergoing an opera- guests Mr. and a.’”* Mrs. « Monday afternoon, with burial at 1 * George Nelson was In Hii‘- Overholt of Elmdale were Sunday rnrente Mr. and Mrs, Forrest Buch- 1at thc Allen FL*h home Wednesday home * Mr. mid Mrs. Jerry Blough's Cedar Creek. Mr. Curd suddenly land. * Mrs. Wilma Kycs of Ian- uon at University hospital * Ar- .hill. 50th wedding anniversary occurred ...^. on ™ busim _—pess Monday morning. afternoon callers of Mr. and Mr-. ler. A There was n very rood alien- ।evening. flng. Raymond Wieland of North thur Wilkinson of Carsonville and tings Friday. April 8 nnd on Sunday they passed away al thc home of his son -..w Mrs and —... Jimmy McCartney -of — Alma — ..... spent * Mr. *and Dorr called Manchester. M* 'Jimmy McCartney of Alma spent MrMrs. and Frank Mr Ctwrlex Overholt. * Claude Wultoa dance at the W.M.A. which was held Frank of Lansing where he has been __ ,-1, «Uvingston 4-4__Indiana. 4__ _____ ■ . ...... ..4... ..... V. . ... ...1 Sr.. . will hold o|>en house from 3-1 and Mr*, on Mrs Mary Hooper ut the John and Alien FL.h were Grand Rapid v at thc Tom Jeffrey's home Thun.- . and family of Saturday night with Mr. and Mr*. cared for the last two years' Hr i¥.‘uy H«'»ney spent The WSCS. will meet at the 17-9. to their friend* and neighbor.-,. survived by five sons and five svlUe. spent the weekend with Ciuulu Asplnall. a Mr and Mrs. Karcher home in Hastings Tuesday, visitors Fridiv. * Mra. Bcrtim John­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clarence Benedict accompanied by Tliey found her feeling quite poorly. son of Hastings was a Saturday rui’sdaj witn Mi*. Agnes Thoinp- home ol Mrs. Dan Posima next * Mr. mid Mrs. Fmtil Anderson daughters and several grandcpll* Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday April M. at 2 o'clock. mid baby werein?,.?/ Sunday guest* of Jake Gb-.ss and Conine. * Miss Bar­ dren. * Mrs. Ferd Thomas and Charles Moore were Sunday dinner bara Boulnrd of Bownc Center was mother. Mrs. Bthnche Powell at­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cook Towiurnd Club a Sunday dinner guest of Marjorie tended lhe funeral of Mrs. Tltomand family of Carlton * Mr. aryl The .Townsend Club met Friday Porritt * Mr. and Mrs ll. A. John­ as'brother in law. Archie Tobias ofMrs. Bmt Sydnani of Alto were evening. April 2. ut thc home ot Mr. Sunday evening callers at the Cliar- and Mra. Leap Karcher with a pot­ son of Bowne Center were Monday Hastings.' Saturday. Several old • also attended the funer­ 1-' Bunn home. * Mr. and Mix.L luck supper. After u short tiusine** eve callcnf on Mrs. Jennie Pardee. neighbors, * Mr. mid Mrs. LaGrand Callier al of Mrs Agnes Otis which was A Seger and Mis. Robert Seger alnl little Judy Moore of Grand Raptor. .meeting a program was presented and son were hi Vermontville Thurs- hHd nt Hastings Saturday. Mrs. of duets by Dorothy Bunn 7."" "L" .'.u'u'^wi'iF MKhh r Otis had been nn Invalid for a good Mrs. George Woldring, and .Mt- consisting and Helen BuMiSn. e accompanied i years and nt thc time of her Henry Lcmson of Holbud were ;cn thrir guitars, andjongx bv Mr- l"Pj! m,?C a TGF>ih win KmirflV many dentil wav being cared lor In the • i tday dinner gitcvts ofl Mr. and ,George Nelson and ifev. and Mr* r*-,A.L Tm-? toh.\ home of Mira U/jtle Smith. Her Alien FL'h. Other callers were A"",;. «•> ” »”w ” . Mr daughter. Mrs Ellin Neri of Chi­ .‘■ir ai d Mrs. F. C. Dttning of Grand cago was hero during her illness RapKi, and .Mrs Nancy Deming. nwcllne , -III, a 4h«rt Ulk i< a.v. ~~’L'.*'.Mr' Two sons. Rn'hard laiubaugh <>! lic.d. A Mr. and Mrs. Burt Utuley ! Hasting* and Lewis QUl of Dowling <>f Hopkins and son Jvt, jack Lins0|, bu.llu.M * mid three grarulsoiu, also survive !-.y. who h.-u. been transferred from .home 01 Mr. and Mr. . Henry Katth- A|to ,h(. her Thc .funeral of John Conklin Chicago to CatHorni.1. were callers 1 Mrs Jennie Pnrdce nnd MIm Wan- ngitl 38, son of Mr and Mrs. Gen ol Mrs. Erii'”l Tooker SuncLty af! Bchray visited Saturday aftcr- Conklin was held nt thc Dowling Bownc Center .Methodist .Church ... tt-moon. * Mr*. Ototge Nelson w.u» . tioon with the latter's iMrcnt*. Mr. church Friday with burial in the Rev. Joi :• Grand Rapids visitor Tuesday. * and Mrs Lloyd Brock of lake Union cemetery * Mrs Haren Hook 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school P.FC. L.iwn-nce Wieland accom­ 11: 00 A. M. Morning Worship- OacxvA A .Mra Lvdij Karcher is spent the weekend with relatives at panied h:s brother Ravincr.d to Theme--"Go ‘ To Church Sunday " .{spending a few days with Mrs. IJz- Kalamazoo. * Mrs. Marshall Hinde ** - th Munch<-,fi'r. Indtunx. Monday Choir rehearsal Thursday evening zic Hoffman of East Bowne. A Mr sjvnt tlie weekend with relatives a • l-rrnnnn. He will va.i’ fri-nds at ।ut the Walter Wlngier home., and Mre. Wm. Porritt and daughter Knlaninzoo * Mrs Marshall Pierer’ the college for one day before re­ Marjorie ami Edd lary Were In turning to Camp Phillips. Kunw. Church 1 Grand Rapids Saturday. A Mrs. antHv being cared for at tlie home of of the United • Mr- lima Brown spent WidnesBrethren In Christ l~... Jennie Pardee and Wunetta Schray her sister. Mrs. Win. Ellis * Hurvcy <!.tv with her daughter. Mi.- Glrnn j were callers at the Alden Porritt E B Oriffin D D Pastor '!:l!i-r and little granddaughter.Ann. Sunday April ll is GO TO। home ThUraday aftrnioon. * Mrs. Babcock hud the misfortune to .M :i- a’ Pet-.nock hospital. * Mr 1CHURCH SUNDAY In Barrv Coun­ Marlin Kunde attended a surprise break hh ami while crating valve, thc Wllcox-IUch last week and -:'d Mr John Hul.-cng.v and Mar-' 1ty. Do you appreciate the churches party <’I1 Mr- Il T. Kunde of Free­ nt Wt^vne Buckland who lias been 011' t i n of Grandville were Fridav call- |In your community? Si tow thj., ap­ port Sunday evening A Pvt. Ervin on account of an irfjury has been : ol Mr and Mrs. Harold Yoder preciation 1 by your attendant;' next Curtiss of Camp Ptullips. Kunrui*. returned to Leila liosjiital for furth­ n I family. ♦ Rev nnd Mrs. Join. ISunday. and Mrs. CurtLvi and baby of Low• er medical attention * Rev. B ibbitt R V<Ctie stxtnl Saturday evening at I ‘ fit were callers at Mrs. Jennie Par­ of Grand Rapids will conduct thv B lv- home of Mr. nnd Mr?. Rulp'i, 1<‘ 3o A M Sundav school tire’s Sunday afternoon a Martin church services next Snndav at tinfi M’ce. and Mr and Mrs Veil AlKunde who works in Hastings is 11:30 A. M. Morning Worship hour and following the Sun­ ■ ;e:tscn of Midland. Thry brought । 3 15 P. M. Junior Christian En- having a two weeks vacation at usual school session. 11 pot luck din­ E h Ir '.'taiul-on. John A'bertv'n 1 ■'home. A Rosaline Bld ridge of Mull­ day ner will t>- served. Sandwiches are I bark with them to attend th’ new iken visited from Friday until Sun­ lequvstcd for each family "and in 7/0 p. M Christian Endeavor E » week'. * Russ Johnson of Hasday at -Paid HoffmanA Mi. and afternoon service will also be held. 8:00 P. M. Evening Service. ■■■•• -—... - ™.------------------B tires and Mt,. Dan Pt>stnia w.n: 8.00 P. M. Thursday Prayer meet- Mrs. Paul Hoffman gave a dinner Sunday of her 'ruU1,.r *Td*faMoncd.' I'm ' Hrrnrfav In honor llnnftr nf Iler brother bmtiler. . to Centerville Snndav »t d brought I Mr. Po-.ttnti back with them U| Arthur Anderson from the Great -fl.ll(1 , confined to his bed. We nil wi»F Lukes Naval Training Station. The v„„ ... .,lk„ 10 00 a. m. Morning Worship other guests were Mr. and Mrs. '»«• J J k him n speedy recovery, a Word ha.-. I H 00 A M Sunday School John Andcr.-.on. Mr. and Mra. Julius my Rrundfa’lier used to. « been received that Reuben FLahlus 7:30 P. M. Christian Endeavor » - “Sil. AUCTION SALE On account of labor shortage the undersigned will offer at public auction at my farm two miles south of Vermontville on Vermontville-Bellevue road on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 A; ona o'clock sharp thc following described property: OVER 100 HEAD OF HOGS 25 choice gilts, all to farrow soon. Among them 10 extra choice Duroc Gilts. 50 choice feeder shoati, weighing from 60 to 100 lbs. 6 boars, different breeds, ready for service. 1 brood sow, 1 year old with 9, 4 weeks old pigs. 1 brood sow, 2 years old, weighing about 500 lbs. with 9, 6 weeks old pigs. SHEEP About 100 good breeding ewes, all good age, bred to lamb April 25. 16 HEAD OF CATTLE 15 head of choice feeder cattle, weighing 450 to 500 lbs. 1 Jersey cow, 6 years old, bred to freshen in August giving good flow of milk. 1 GOOD WORK HORSE 12 years old, sound in every way. weight about 1400 Ibi. • POULTRY AND GOATS 140 nine months old Rhode Islands Red hens, out of eggs produced in egg lay­ ing contest. Blood tested, two reactors in 160 birds. 36 White Rock yearling hens. 4 geese and 2 ganders, Toulouse breed. 3 Saline milk goats, to freshen this month. 1 Togenberg milk yearling goat. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Red plush upholstered chair. Rust colored stuBio couch, showing no wear. 48 inch, 3 leaf, dark oak round dining table. Gasoline room heating stove. Large coal Heating stove. Two Queen incubators. Lawn mower with basket. FARM EQUIPMENT International 13 hole tractor drill with fertilizer and grass seeder attachment, nearly new. John Deere hay loader, in serviceable condition. 100 ft. of hay rope. 2 harpoon hay forks. Several pulleys. Evaporator sap pan, 11 ft. long. 2 good steel storage tanks. Gathering tank, 350 sap buckets, all in good condition. About 400 spiles. POTATOES Quantity northern grown, federal in­ spected free from disease, early and late seed potatoes; also some eating potatoes. FOR PRIVATE SALE I will try to have on hand GOOD NORTHERN GROWN SEED POTA­ TOES on sale for balance of plant­ ing season; also eating potatoes if possible. AUCTION SALE Having sold my farm I will dispose of my personal property at public auction at the farm located 1 mile south of Maple Grove Center on M-66; or 4 miles south, and 2 miles west of Nashville on • ■ , THURSDAY, APRIL 15,1943 Starting at 1 o'clock, rain or shine. CATTLE MISCELLANEOUS Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, due May 10. Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, due May 30. 2 Holstein heifers, 10 mos. old. Holstein-Jersey heifer, 7 mos. old. Holstein heifer calf, 3 mos. old. Registered Holstein bull, 11 mos. old. 4 rolls new barbed wire. Three 5 gal. chicken waterers. Several home made chicken feeders. 300 egg incubator. 2 5-gal. cream cans. Four 10 gal. milk cans, have been used for buttermilk. 12 ft. ladder. Small tools. 1936 Dodge pickup truck-needs minor repairs. Lawn mower. Steel traps. CHICKENS 30 Holtzapple S.P.M. &■ F. White Rock pullets, 7 mos. old. FARM TOOLS Farmall F-12 tractor, rubber in front. 2 row tractor cultivator. Seven foot tractor driven mower. John Deere No. 40 two bottom 12" trac­ tor plow. 2 sec. spring tooth drag. Old two section spring tooth drag. New Oliver-Superior manure spreader. iCqn be drawn by tractor or horses) TERMS: CASH. NO GOODS REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR ASA STRAIT, Prop, HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer ERNEST GRAY, Clerk Oliver 12" walking plow. Tank heater. 18 gal. water cream separator. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Universal Electric range. Cast iron log burner—burns 30“ wood. Large Oak buffet. Roll top desk. Wood filing cabinet. Coil spring. Steel cot with kapok mattress. Folding canvas cot. 2 foot stools. Dishes. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH. NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. IRA C. VANDERLINDEN, Prop HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer E. E. GRAY, Clerk �THB HASTINGS BANNER, THU RS DAT, APRIL 8, 1H3 ought not To nealoct a*- tea teUlogham and J ind Mrs 1 Lucille day dinush and ind Mrs Is visited inday. * nt Dcarilth thc ind Mrs md Mrs altended rman of lacellan>r them ; friend.. vice, hud lo Chi- Frances i« Wed1. where training neral of if Barry it church urial at niddviilv ' his son nd five nndchllThom'obia* of fa! oh! • funcra stood •if Chi­ lliness. Dowling Conklin Dowling in the I Pine Harvey tunc to t valve, ck and ten ou» • furthBibbitt >e Sunlies held I'm ie Joktu WOODLAND Rev. and Mrs George F. Wingard themselves themselves together ---------far Benny Kenyon and Mu. 43M: Kilpatrick Church. 34.00; marie vowels by the use of a table sembllng worship. We again invite wv».uw. w We Invite you you lo Masvel Bryans attended Mrs. Fhlwr. Mrs. Sandbrook. 32.00; Tthe dlocriIleal mart*. party at the home of Mr. aad Mrs. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS | worship ‘ with u*. Total. <144.00. Jani ar Pltv *Fridav Nteht Ku..»cl Jonnoocka given in honor of The Juniors’ wi 1 present-Every Bot Boyken and their son Norman Fsmllv Hus Om - at the «hoM S’t-urday night There acre IB Paul W. Geiger, Pastor 10:00 3.00: Mrs. A. Shdlsnburger. 10:00 A A M M— —Sunday Sunday School. School. * iuXnimt Friday • evsnte. April BUttU present and » vary pleasant Tamarcc MUs. Soc.. 3 00; 11:00 A. M. Momlnr worship. ★ P tt,.. t< - AnarkUrvr evening wa* spent. 88.50. M S0. „„ ciiase. 877.38; Mrs’. Jane i 5tL* W U Waxiland^Birt^ay cousin in Wisconata. Funeral was held Monday in CARLTON UENTER Kalamaroo. * Mr. ind Mrs. Lester -- - — Mrs Ralph Beach of Vermontville were Bunday ur. anrTMr*. afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. ££ shopping U A. Day. Mrs. Beach entered Pen- ton Center Extension Club met at nock hospital m.nrt.v Sunday afternoon and the home ------ of Mrs LaFayette . underwent major surgery Monday bom., wed A delicious dinner was „ morningprepared , by the group under the Club. 38.00: 'Tola). r^A1' . ^*r Bnd rnlr“ of Fairgrove visited his parents. Mr Femiomakcr. 10.25: Total. 08.61. ••ran Gospel Hour. * Wednesday. |UU1 Qordon Williams. aaulMad by Mr»- Charle* Day and Mrs. Gor- ASSYRIA di and Mr*. Nash. During thc .mr-.... Eleanor Benner a Junior. dor- Hoffman left last Tuesday Last Week's Letter meeting a Family night, -carry In” SOUTHWEST RUTLAND and Mr* Jolui Hauer over Friday VILLAGE OP WOODLAND: — April 7. Midweek Lenten service iu»uH of Township Election morning for Camp White, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs Storkan of Battle supper was planned, to which all ------------Mrs. George -------Havens and and Saturday * Mr. and Mrs. John Grace Faul. North Main Street. at 8:15. Theme—The Cry of Vic.. townshln election Monday to visit the latter's busband, Pvt. Creek are here in preparation for former Extension Club rnrmben are Dirk and Erwin of Detroit sps Richardson ol Carlton called on Mr. Kl«»: Mtin lory.” * Colored slides of the "Songs . . f01towtaK oHicers were Gordon Hoffman. Mr*. Day will occupying thrir new home, the fo:- invited. Supper at 7:M rnerp April weekend at lhe ho and Mr*. Howard Hewitt Thursday B^&S^id’Sri M teteia dr­ of the CrOM" and special Lenten . music by the choir. * Thursday— dueled■’ SunervUar Albert Reesor *tslt her brother and other relatlvae mer Charlie Scheiner home * Au- 14th after which a program will be Mrs. Wm. Havens, t after noon. * Mrs Lawrence Faul . <ct ajg/jj- Mrs. Garold McMillen, Rdlglous Instruction. —uu vole* * Clerk Leoti Hynes, while there. After their departure, gu*t Nanjok relumed Saturday presented. * Mr*. Gerald TUchcr James Wilcox attati visited iler daughter und family. Broadway and East section of The Evangelical Church I4fi vote* * Treasurer Vcala Born. Hoffman wa* called home u« - night from a week’s stay at .the and Anne Marie were dinner guest* dinner at the homo Mr. und Mrs. Clarence Amle und moo- Total. 8212 75. J S Deabler. Pastor h# votaa W“Justicc of Peace to fill cause of the death of his mother. University hospital, at Ann Arbor of Mr. and Mr*. Radford Stidham Lester Lord ot sons of Battle Creek Wednesday un- 'u’^‘ Q„ UI Friday of lost week Mrs. Arnie ^££fu^'8rj h of m and soils relumed with her and 9,*t!I^AVi<T's-Swilthn' Theme •pent the weekend in Wo<>d:and. Church. M.78. W'x^l»n<l Metho­ Transformation.’ Sunday ■, — -------------------------------Mr. Arnie Jouung her on Saturday. ch,£S?.’ Blue «. -school. * u“m? Blue A Companion." ^Leader? Brace ^H^ri48\ptwr<*°C^>n*iables.Jbra Mllgra’of Waiied lake spent Sunday who’has been slaying with .bar Bower of Big Rapid* were Tjiura * Mrs. Edison Ewes of Lansing ...I A Companion.” Izader. Bruce Vnorttend'scran'Eckardt * 8:30 8:30 P. P. M. M. EvaUng Evening worwor- Lenmsin 148 vote* rioja ulum. with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd night supper guests of Mr. and*Mrj BfoodUnd * oJdcr of’scrap-EcJtardt. 8^- ship, sermon theme-The Time {fy “otes! Albert She?ienbarger. Will Hyde. * Miss Marte Klayw- Kendall returned home Sunday * Chyton Valentine and family * Mr order of E.S.S- ship. Sermon theme—"Th* Time °of P. •Lodge, ■ of Divine Visitation ” . * Thursday Uy vote* Harold Smith, 148 voles. -------------- of ------------- the departure of and Mrs. Lyle t vi. Quimby and —a Mr **- and ..a Crofoof is assisting Mrs. John De­ ing of Muskegon wa*--------------the-guest We much ------regret of Divine VlsItaUon”. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Gillett from Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stanton from Mrs. Jack Herrick and family of Smith with her house work. * Ban Service. ★ Frl--------- ■----- —-----------------i<S”H<mi« 'KeUhun. 0f HaB.n ;. 5 00 A*jG>. TO-W; —Midweek Prayer juh^rsM.' Friday until Sunday WMIm Agne* our midst to their new home they - Battle Creek called at Mr and Mrs. Jenkena is visiting at the home of SOUTH HHULTZ were visitors al the Evang.-lk d M mudv C,Ub' United Brethren in Christ Tarbet of Detroit spent Sunday have purchased. the former Clyde Henry Williams Sunday evening. * his daughter and husband Mr. and ■ . Mr. and Mr* Frank Hom enter-c night with Miss Jeanne Irland and Cole farm. * For variation from Mr. and Mrs floyd Aspinall were Mrs. Albert Nash, parsonage Sunday, a Mr. and Mrs. 10 00. laud. 81bO7&. Osgood Minister r-2.-.T .■"■"L,: "7 ".VL' talncd the following guest* at a6 vWtal Nashville school on Monday, regular schedule the Happy Down Sunday dinner guests cf their fn------------------ — Will Velte of E..1.1 Woodland ana MUcclIRieous MembersBIpx: Paid Woodund clock chicken dinner diiuusr Bunday Sunday eve eve-­ * Mr. gn(l pormt potter and organisation went to Battle Creek then John Asplnall of W Lake Mr mid Mr*. Victor Eckardt und to Florence Kltson. 88.14. .„rtl llt\, «q0 to church Sun- o’ciocx IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE (lauithtei and Mr* Bertha-Eckardt Grand Total 8878.00. day’ Gotae * nlng honoring Mrs. Honi s birthday ton 0{ Do^-g^c were Saturday for dinner' followed by o theater Odessa. * Mrs. Elmer .Marlowe is WAR— FORGET IT. Mr. nnd Mr* Ht-nrv 1 note ana Al-’ ntahlTupper ..__________________________ «.. v. gurau o?Mr andMrs.,.. parlyiTira. Hwii^Aiie ’hosleis'war. of northeast Woodland were dinner Izna Warren. Citairman: Florence Mofninu worship 10 00 AM* guest* Sundav at Uie home of Geo. Kltson. Chairman. jjuiutav school 1100 AM * Chris- ??,nv' rv/onnnr inri^n^inrM ^.’nd Otorie Gillett and sons. They ill and could not entertain * BeverSchneider and Mbs Etta Schneider. Senior Honor Studcnu Uan Endeavor 7:00 P. M. * Evannf brought their grandmother. Mrs J al from this locality attended the Thev celebrated ti>«- blrihmn.s of MftUrtnc cium, daughter of Mr. gellstic service-s continue each night xri'*n.idOXfr/M^rE’qhrar1^f Hiit0 L' Higdon home after spending thc funeral on Monday of Mrs. Dirk week with the Clifford Potter's. * Hoffman of Hawns* township. VlcrorC Ertmdtd i \lr mid Mrs t,1,d Eloyd Clu"’- *'“a bCt“ lhrouah Aprtl al 7:4® W" ,n' “r„»n2 *t reChnm.nrn?UMrs5 Mri NeU Walker and Max /Oden mother of Ernest and Edd Hoffman n n?ki fjMiman were dinner guests Valedictorian of the cla*s vile you to attend. * Cottage prayfull at’ °t Chesaning, were Sunday dinner of thb vicinity. * Several from ?r Mr1 n^d Mra p. rov Uiinmi of °f ’»« of ““ Woodland Township « meeting Wednetdav 7:30 P. M. f^dr-d1 B^raVen^bdan^40 ati‘din- Kue&U of Mr' “nd MwrUt Mc*d »oc«lHv attended the memorial fL? Wrtelond’ Sunday * ML- M:ho6‘- •’»' ,-‘urf11 ““ft*- rtMU.K‘u . . w * a aixtrt tm.e * Bie De Vine home in service* honoring Corporal Merle K^Si..r a,~m Hiinriav w th of Mr “nd Mrs. Glenn HenSundav school 10:30 A. M. *’ n^nrt Mr. Mra. Wil- G. Tasker st the Presbyterian e}4 Mr; JiVse ‘s/uddcr *<if dec.-has taken the Salutatory hon- Morning worship 11:30 A. M. * Mr Mr. lira! ann Mra^Alva Mrs Alva ^CmvolT KCnyon and ana the afternoon. •VJSiiirr- f* " m .’.’.vnnd ". mL Ke.iv..n' f alivd Wlllltu of Muskegon Heights church at Hastings on Sunday at w. st wXlIand h“r Mb - * Maurine iuu been an out- Cottage prayer meeting, Thursday, Mlna Kenyon caUed on Mr Mr. and and m— A f-— Kenvon^f Hasting* spent »wn‘ Saturday and 1Sunday with 3 PM ★ Jackie and Jimmie Holl..vv<-.t woociianu. iter . im : mi-,. stmknt u-tth mi 8'00 PM • *» sLiurda- Ind foui d Marie bill rth Rrr and J- J WIHltU. Wilson, man of near Dowling, twin brother* THIS WEEK: WE OFFER wevrav r v,,lMlM,M. X fkl' * Mr ind Mra Donald Jr «"“»» spent the time with of Mr. and Mr*. Edd Hoffman, were n visitor. * Mr. and Mrs. George four venr* of hgr high school work Parrott and Mr. nnd Mr*. Juv Vius- Wiu> » lan.n avv.aitv vi ..Mnmlng worship 10:00 A. M. * Manning and Sharon of Ypsilanti ^Ura Dav B"d yi'lan * l^ored by a blrth^ <toiwr at th^ A SIX ROOM HOUSE and bath, real clo>«, in, with u point average of 3.IMJ. She glnk und daughter Sharon ut But­ hn* participated in manv extra- Sundav school 11:15 A. M. * Jun- visited Mr. and Mr*. Lester Sonne- £U“V Roush of the Sulker DUtrict home of their "ra"dp?J*?U’ in the First Ward, has a single garage, full lot, tle Creek were dinner guests Sun­ curricular ucttviUea Including thc lor church 10:00 A. M * Youth vjhc Saturday night and Sunday. vr,;B huihdlv w M^'^nd Mrs 'wdHrd day at thc home of Mr. and Mrs. Library. Home Economics and UUn Fellowship 8:00 P. M. * Choir prac- * Mr* Ella Stiuble of Saginaw three bediooms up, living room, dining room and wg^OrtoRourtvOmlwRojte Wthday * to-, Mrs. Willard Stuart KtisMuaul. Mr tarund Mr*. dubs, and has been a member of tlce Wednesday night at 7;30. * called on Ida Carocnur and Mina and Mend of Freeport were Tues- Case spent over lhe weekend with Anrd*"i5 “*Gra*>7i kitchen down, nice basement, priced at $4,200. tiirn* tlw-v will make tliei.' B'*- >»lgh school chorus for three Tiu- pastor h continuing in s ier- Kenyon Friday. Mrs. Struble was 9 ROOM HOUSE in Freeport, has 4 bedrooms, * xlT- «nri l v»m tHiKMri ycarx- During her freshman and Ie* of sermons fitting for lhe Lcn- the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank SSJ’n.X ..a uihM ri ?.JIP «**«.<»->-? sophomore veara. *he took part in ten sewn Th- sermon th-nie for Bailey, formerly of this place. ★ has wall and City Water, oak floors, good as­ A1■: the Oratorical contests and also next Sundav "Victory In the Gar- Mr* Orphn Rohm of Elkhart. Ind., attendrd the funeral of the Mticr* phalt roof, ook casings throughout, location is . <h M-rvcd us president of her class den ". * We extend an invitation js spending some time with her son mother. Mr.; E. F. ONiood. ageMrOL In the tenth grade. * laturcll also to the public to attend these aerv- Gary Rhom and family. ★ Mrs A-1, price _ ------- $1,000.00 ut Grand RapkG Monday. ' participated in manv school aettv- ire*. *"But as many ns received Nina Jchncocks gave 14 of her Grant Osgood. Who lin ■ Hh<- was a member of the him. to them gave he power to be- pupils a treat by going wlUi them FORTY ACRES on section one in Baltimore, good chorus for lour years, of the band coine thn nous of God. even to them on tlie train lo Grand Ranids Frlset buildings, good soil, on an excellent 'road, winter, uturni-d to het lioinc <n for two and one half years and that believe on hi* name: which day. Some of the pupil* had ncv. Woodland with them * Mr Enuna tlie ba*kcl-ball team for one year, wereborn, not of blood, nor of thc cr ridden ontrain so they all en -$2,700.00 Bead-.* ol Wacousta -visited Mi will of ... the flc*h, nor of tlw will joyed tne trip. ★ Benny Kenyon She ha* been a member Of the Ubr- .... Anna Kanii i Thursday 9 ROOM HOUSE in Naihville. 6 room* and bath of God." John 1:12, — 13. met with quite an accident In Has­ but of God. Executive arv club and Student Librarian for ot. men. Count v '' *’ .. ... .... . ----Un|W s a m r d a y a6 j )e was carrying downstairs, three bedrooms up and 2 down, lot iKuvl two years. She has it point South Woodland Church of the meeftfig wus held at tin- home ui thc pplc butler from Brethren average of 3.4H * Other honor slun —.t—. 70 feet on Reed Street run* way back to rivar Bcnneider Muntlav e Arthur L. Dodge, pastor the More to thc car he trippod Uiu l-imrll Hrhdbe atv-tx! dents of thc 1943 cla*s are: Carmen has fruit and bcrric* on the large lot. good 10:00 A M. Worship and .sermon, a stone and fell breaking the . Marjory Englund, t tlie Gros* and cutting hl* hand. He wa* tnk .--$2,350.00 barn on it, price Audrey Mui- on ForgivencM. night guest oi Mir?. * knrtore’‘Ardathinglon, llHyiira"iuid* ’beraid ' ~ ’ M en to thc doctor where seven stitch rhtidron v^tedKMra. Si. > Stani M.ske Church "chooi? school. ’ Lesson; "Peter anil ts were taken. * Mrs. G. E. KcnA WONDERFUL 160 ACRE FARM in Carlton John Witness.' Christ's Glory." * yon. Hasting*, Ann Jean and Clar Township, excellent buildings, two large barns, Woodland Township StJiool of Dowagiac from Saturday until Third Grade aild Mrs. Richard lays good, good soil, priced at ---- $10,500.00 Mrs. Lcnna Bale*, Teacher Hughe* of Allegan wi re Buudav " ACRES ' ----jyy beautiful 20 FARM in Freeport, a vei Gertrude Cole and Irene Bawdy dinner guc*u spot right on a stream, good set or building* Faul. Mrs. Stang »’•■ back in .cliool after a week’s mother of Mi r.\Tio\’n:G to ti to illiiM*. Ronahi Leak surprised the Hughe*. returned■ .--52,000.00 priced■ at’ Woodland with Mr und Mr* Faul children bv giving them a treat on ECOXOUY of liUMil-UAKING and will make lirr home with them his birthday. * Richard Hall ha* - — -enlrred the third grade from Mustor the. — present Du’.e ifci’i, * Th- children have Col H. J. Stung who l» now located enioved coloring bird* to be used crusfcd URE/.D wiin at New orlttunx La. * Mis* Etia in making bird book*. * Recent visBchneidn visited Chrw Gilcbel ot itnrs were Marcia Smith and ShirREAL ESTATE BROKER • •la»t- — ■ lev CliL'sic. Die children arc enLaiuiiur Thursday (The best investment on earth 1* the earth ItaeU) jcviiig —Hie story ’ Happy Days in Baitinger lleuniuii ...... Mrs. George Baitinger of Coloma ’Holland" mUNE 2(»39 S I l.HBl.'ib Bl II JJi>i(i DISTRIBUTOR MOBIL PRODUCTS — Dr. Herbert -------------Fifth und Sixth Grades and. son. Baituiger ...oi Mr*. Arlic Spindler, teacher f/j 1/ Indiana, were overnight PHONE R7 E. STATE ST, HASTINGS Wc arc very- proud of tjie fact "The FLOUR guests a I thc home of Mra. Law­ rence Hilbert nnd Miss Lorena Mil- lliul our share of lhe Suirnu drive the Beit Cooks Use In their honor wm 31030.0(1 Thia, far surpassed Easter --------she entertained with a family din­ our expectations. ner Friday evening. Guests were r.torv Is depicted by various scenes during thc hist week of Jesus' life. Dr. and Mrs. Leland Holly of Mu>LILY WHITL FLOUR Wc have completed our book list kigon. Mr and Mrs. Glen Blake ol Middleville. Mrs. Agnes Fisher. Mi. nnd numbering thc books. We find MEED M O H E ¥ 1 and Mrs. Dwight Fisher und Mrs, it very helpful in choosing our Don Ftahcr. of Hustings. Mrs. Cail Walts nnd Mt. und Mrs. Birds!)! Hollv ol Woodland, Entertains lor Birthday Mrs Eston Everett of East Wood­ land und Mrs. G F Benner enter­ tained fourteen ilttlc children last Wednesday afternoon at thc luthoiiu-, in honor of thc fifth birtlidav of little Judy Eveixtt, Judv visited her grandmother from Nundav until Wednesday, Woodland Township Raises 150 Ter Cent of Quota Fur Red Cross Having sold my farm I will sell at public auction at thc place known as thc Acc were Friday evening .dinner guests al the home of Rev. and Mr*. Floyd Fisk of Lake Odessa, w Mr. and Mrs. Dak- Hauer and daughter.; •ft"™??- mJ/VdOD ...______ WE DEVOTE ALL OF OUR TIME TO SELLING REAL ESTATE AMERICAS CARS HAVETO LAST FOR THE DURATION SO KEEP THEM RUN NING. LET US HELP Wezre here to serve you. Gas, Oil or Tire Repairing. Let us help keep your car running for the duration. । j. LiLy WHITE EARL R. BOYES M«KEE SERVICE OIL SALES JlaaiaA AUCTION SALE Our Red Ctue.s sollclton, have ju>: rem pie led their hmw to howw canass for funds and thc re|wr:.s which follow allow how successful Ihi.-, campaign Iuls really been. Th" *U)i> naked of Woodland Township wks 8575.(10. Wc are irappv to re­ port that SBfiB has been turned over to thc county chairman at HiL t-in:-. Iiniii our roiniiiuiiity Tint Ls something to cheer about and many thanks to idl who eave of lheir time, tires, gasoline and money for this most wortliv cause. Red Crov, Report — Northwest Quarter: Solicitors—Ruth Nictharner. 8W.OO; Lutheran Aid and M. 8.. 2 00 Mrs. Arthur Bates. 45.25. Evan­ gelical ljulies Aid. 2.00. Evangelical Ml*s. Soc . 2 00. Evangelical C. E.. 1.00. E. W. Cheerful Helper.. 1.00;' Total *133 25. Southwest Quarter: Lena Wur- HfTH only isn't producing ing feed a laying hen should have. Often hens are idle only because their egg capacity ii not being util- added to the ration. And there, in nutslieli. is the reason we strongly urge that you give PaN-a-SUN a often needed for top production. Just ask us about Pan-s-min. Beach farm, located Sec. 15 Johnstown Twp., 2 miles west and I 1-4 miles south of Laccy or 6 miles north of Bedford on MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1943 Commencing ot 12:30 o'clock thc following will be offered for sole: FARM TOOLS Wagon and rack, extra good 99 Oliver plow Deering mower Deering hay rake Deering binder 23 Spring tooth drag 60 Spike tooth drag Champion grain drill Little Willie cultivator One horse cultivator Ford motor buzz rig complete Nearly new harness, 1] inch Old harness. 2 Collars Oil drum Gas tank Grind stone. Caldron kettle Platform scales. 3 Bee hives TOOLS DeLaval cream separator No. 12 Road cart. Pump jack 2 Hay knives. Heavy chain Forks and shovels 2 Wheel trailer HOUSEHOLD GOODS Heating stove. Oil (tove 30 Gal. meat crock Bed and springs. Small bed Baby buggy. Wardrobe Commodes Bookcase Stands. Stone churn Crocks and jugs Springs. Writing desk? Dresser. Saddle. Quiltrack 20 Gal. meat crock Diner articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. Tfice ceilings are ndthing new To • Most business men today are bump­ ing their I leads on the ceiling of fixed * while they adjust operations to meet increased costs, decreased per* soonel, and material shortages • But ceiling prices are nothing new to STEBBINS & JACOBS CLAYTON GASKILL, Prop HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer Phone 2131 ALBERT LYONS Clerk the electric industry. We’ve been up against ’em for years! We're used to having our crilmg price* set by public regulatioa — while we worked to bring those rates dowu nearer the floor. u$ I ai much electricity for di money <u d did about J J years ago. Many, folk* find that hard to btlicve because they wcrc adding electric appliances and using, rfldte electricit- all the time die rates were coming d mn. But it’s a FACT! • wa ve succeeded so well that today This recot d c.f rale r.duituini luu been possible because of sound bus miss methods and lhe practical experience of men, women and management work ing loicther. Today that team is doing a still more remarkable job the ar crate American home enioysirica with rising costs and wartime taut (while government and mUnkipal powvr system* pay no federal taxes) — and delivering far more electric power fm war production than Hitler and all hta hi-nchmen have I CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �PAOt SIX THT HlSTTNfiS BANNFB THURSDAY. APltJ I. 194? ANNUAL TAN SALE "SCHEDULE A" sws* i I CASTLETON TOWNSHIP THORNAPPLE TOWNSHIP TAXES OF 1940 AND PRIOR YEARS ASSYRIA TOWNSHIP Iir1<! IClh day Janrt C lidli YANKEE SPRINGS TOWNSHIP of Kild* STATE OF MICHIGAN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE ■f NK'i nf Babdlviidon i 1940 a.SAi 1940 8.C.3 | JOHNSTOWN TOWNSHIP NOTICE TO CREDITORS COATS GROVE Mr. and Mrs Llovd Demond of Ionia were Sunday dinner guests of »r 1940 *eT|wk*terth/lnond * Rov Brumm of Nashville' WSldT dtM74 Ti ” visited at Harley Beases Sunday •»m Ibrir cuiiaa lo »*id evening. * There were M In attendPrnh»t» otfire. la th« air । ance at Sunday school last Sundav ad io aarva a ropy of >*i.t with a 17 offering. One hundred people In attendance Is thc goal for Easter Sunday. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Lor­ in Oversmlth of Battle Creek visited Saturday everting at Paul Wood­ man's observing the Oversmith's sixth wedding anniversary. * Mias ------ Ruth Woodman of Benton Harbor notice to creditors-------------------- i snent the weekend at home. * Miss HUI. Of Michicaa. t*o Probat. Coart Virginia Thompson of Kalamazoo for ti>« Couaiy .of Barry. I soent last Tuesday st home. * The In U<- Matter of tha Fatal* of Anna I D. O. T. O. club Will meet with Mrs. F. Trothrlr. A Manially Inromprtanl Geo. COStS Wednesday P. M.. Apr. t. h».i» .i... ■>..< .ii -i.i— N. It Is Health Dav and the leader awk.7old a.uu JiU b, hrari bi * M™' BeMlp Woodman. * Court on'thr-7ih dar nf Ju>r. A. I>. iv4s (Kenneth Demond of Monroe Is at Irn o'rlark In th* formoon. and all Spending this week With ills grandrrrdllor. «if i.ttl vn.nr.ll' mnlhar Mra Paar) nrmnnd A Wa week of John Barker tn Hastings. He lived here a number of vcnrs , man and Darlene visited Mr*. Ella Eawleston In Hast In vs last Sundav P. M The latter is Darlene's great grandmother. * Earl Wlggandt visi­ ted his na rents over the weekend and attended church. He Is lo go from the North Michigan Camp to a Cooking School in Virginia. 1940 Hudrndorff Addition 1940 ioi r CASTLETON TOWNSHIP >f SW'l r. phiiiipi Addition - 1*40 1940 L. PteUUpa Addition 1940 >■111 2:00 I* M. April , FAIR LAKE iU o»» 1939 4 D»<>r i Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pixley visited . Term, nl ui» are their son and family near Na»hville Bunday. * Lottie CoUlster re­ turned Sunday after several weeks stay in Ohio. * Mr. and Mrs. Fay Pierce of Battle Creek spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs H. O. Armour. * Mrs Bet tv Pixley and Thursday at ths Pixley home Bunday vUltorx at Lyle Dickerson's. BANNER WANT ADS PAY � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-04-15.pdf 7ae1e3ef52423c430b9908cd575c3a47 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. APRIL 15. 1943 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR NUMifR 49 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS WE CAN LEND OUR MONEY THEY GIVE THEIR LIVES Second War Loan Drive Is On With $490,000 Goal For Co 4-H ACHIEVEMENT APRIL 22-24 Home Front 1 DAY Exhibits To Include On th» ☆ -fr ft * tfr : 643 Club Projects WOODLAND JR IN BENEFIT PERFORMANCE THE "HOME FRONT" GETS ITS CHANCE POTTS ELECTED All of us on the "Home Front" lar not absolutely essential for food. Q A jk HR fUAIDMAM •«M W do wmruiln, dlr«l. w ' •!»>''» ""■> “••>" of Uro DUAKU LnAIKHAH thin, ml unrd win,tin, rhl. ... luaiwrlM Into th. Ind w.r U»n .. ,At i?.u runt'. Wlmr « « mn Super.,.on Nome Stondrn, , i , Ing. Here Lx our chance. Every last1 Every dollar.put into the War; committees tor In Lust Friday evening the Junior Last jun.or onp oflu ofhx . hB5„ B to d(J do. Bn lm. . iLoBn Loan Drive 1* L, a dollar toward the| Opening Session of Woodland high sciwol pre- I portant Job Thi* the 2nd War I purchase of war equipment and sup- . JuH#n MupcrvUor from sented their play, Every Family Drive opens. Thirteen Billion plies needed by our army, navy and.’ Thornapple township. wa* named Hus One.’’ In the auditorium o! Dollars must be raised by the end of; airforce. Furthermore, each dolin'• chairman of the board of super­ Woodland high school. One of the the month. Barry county's share Is. which goes into the purchase of visors at the opening of a four-day largest attend An lUipU.-'IMlC impossible goal? Not nt bonds, I-. is «a dollar .I,.,-,.... removed ....... from W.v tile .................... session here Tuesday. SlandinK — -W-.-- crowds to ever........ ' .™ such 8490.000. mi - ....... . n t.rrurrAm witni>.<..rt an tlnlicnallv .. ’ —''*? ...... -' .. __ . ..» ___ ______________ ......... rnmmlttrek tn rlttnno IOS't.41 tfJSSSSStt'*.. “’I .. posit* alone here in the county to and -this means that pressure were as follows: jn their praise, AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION— meet thL* quota several times over.! threatening our entire price struc1 — • Holder. Fuller. Wilson. APPORTIONMENT — Boulter. class on Monday voted to again we re slackers slackers of the worst relieved. Government Bonds are Mead. Booher, COUNTY CLERK S ANO TREAS­ present the play on Friday evening iJWrt. too. Each ot us knows whether1 rated the safest investment in the REPORT Reesor. Mc­ of this week in tlie same place, as' we have funds to buy bonds: wheth-1 world. Uncle Sam und the fellows । URERS a patriotic gesture, dividing the pro- er it will be i>osslble for u* to ac- I we've been sending to training Cann, Ritchie. ' COUNTY PROPERTY — Miller. c**d« between the Barry County cumulate funds to buy bonds. No-Scamps and to battle front* over-,.1 xin-T. Mrrnnn 'thi *IU con,e mooping around on , sea* need your help and mine. Are1 approv^ olEveryone aZ hl who did ,hu loan drlv*‘ n has bc, n Plannwl Kt""R ,0 lel ,hem down7 Arc *’e' not see the play*last week will wunt on a voluntary ba*is. That means only slackers after all? Your bonds 1I DRAINS—Stevens. Backus. New- . THE "HOME FRONT" NOW ASKED TO ASSAULT A FINANCIAL "MARETH LINE" TO BEAT AXIS Hastings. Mich. ' Six hundred forty-three 4Hdub April 13th, 1943i projects will be exhibited by Harry [County' 4H dub members at, their To You In the Service: । annual Achievement Days at Ha*Wherever you may be—on the ■ tings April 22-24. according to Harearth. In the sky, on the water, in1' old J. Foster, county agricultural the water or perhaps In a foxhole. agent. TiS ..UHU u. Mta ta-u. I was "drafted" to write you a. Kim Sigler, local attorney. »ucA blunt challenge—.whether Amer­ letter this week. I assure jou it is craft, school lunch, •leclridty. war cessfully handled the defense of Dr. icans will be more tender with their an honor and a pleasure to do so. activities and home funiishing will James Kelsey, charged with man- mc‘ney"than with the live* "of their ' wondering where it will reach you be placed in the gymnasium of the slaughter. In a trial that aroused sons—confronU U S citJSSX citizen* = a* and by whom it will be read. You Hasting.* High school late Thursday much interest in Kalamazoo und they prepare to meA the appeal of folks in the service are a bit like afternoon. April 22 and will remain hot dering territory. The doctor, who the government to put an additional Columbus. He was )>ald by the gov­ there for public inspection until had practiced medicine for many j 3 WUlon dollars Into the light in ernment. He didn't know where he Saturday afternoon April 24th. year* In Cassopolis. Midi., was arthe next three weeks. These exhibit* which have been „„ was going nor did he know where he restea rested in fcd Feb.. 1941 1M1 on me the enn charge American dollars which run off to was when he got there. He didn't completed under the direction of some cozy zhelter to hide while know where he had been when he local leaders will be Judged by P. ‘t*' ttlP American boy* are dying to defend got back (Herr is where you dif­ G. Lundin and Beatrice Boyle, as­ patient. In June of that vear year hr he was ‘ (iur clties and town* from destruc­ natient sistant state club leaders on Friday. fer.) I have known many of you convicted in a trial by Jury In a tion and invasion will face a rising from Hastings and Barry county 5L„L>H°Knir? to to go go on on rnaay Friday mint, night no No ooudi doubt aa mat that eucn each one one 01 of us us m is aa cunmuncr committee jj will give the answer. court. An appeal wa* la- demand from all classes of patriotio — — ..—1— — i— were —— there —will in ■_» ..., ___ EQUALIZATION—Boulter. Moon, Kalamazoo ever since you made tire first and I“rgp number who of — one to see that we purchase to, to the Michigan Supreme Court citizens to come out and fight­ ichio.. Recsor. Scott. Newton. ken I "Recommended reading" for all RHcl... successful "landing." In many Inand the case was ordered back for Millions of workers w!k> now are r.tancer. the sailing was hazardous completed their project* At 11:30 n0 ... the countv will -.............. .......... ,— i Americans is Wendell L WUlkle's HpjUANCRJB.cku. Mul_r rr.w. a new trial. Dr. Kelsey then enbeaU_ in handle the pur-1 buying War Bonds regularly out of and the landing rough. Tills sounds > gngH! Mr. Sigler to represent him current income must lend extra ;-»• chase any service new book. "One Woild." Il Is a fdrd r>J.c;nila Scott " ~ —- for you. free of -'** like reminiscing doesn't it? «You A. M tlie leaders will meet nt the lcluu-Kt‘. Tlie bank*-won't make a splendid narrative-Wllikte. who has FUEL. LIGHTS. AND WATER— in the second trial This time, a money to their government during high school to discu** piacings and will pardon me. for I Just had a consider county honor members. Jury composed of nine women-and the Second War. Loan campaign v iuvry winiuii [plugged nlekle on thi* deal. In fact, never been able to muster the radio. Ritchie. Lipkey. Fuller. birthday > 'writ three men were out something lea* • which started April 12). At the same hour handicraft memthey will be out the costof the'ha* come through with a superb HEALT*» rtsm'—Ren- Boulter. ■— . lhBn Inarl; UMT-Scott. (hree Bnd relurned B It Ls most difficult for me to think bers will wlIl compete ,in n Ba wooa u. wood identicc i^umcu In recognition of the spirit of sac­ . \ clerical work and handling expenses !'jdb of creative reporting Yet the Leonard. Re>. Fr John .. nrt --------INVENTORY OF COUNTY AND verdict ** 1101 »y*tyof yo<as mature and in the service . Nation contest also at the high rifice which is sweeping over the !l_ u i!.'?? \ivolved but that is a part of their book is more than merely Interest. •..^’ ^uiik ’ w Rre “ of our country. My association with SChooL - chairman of County Victory Oarland as our troops swing into of­ /* contribution to the war effort. Ing. It Ls highly significant in that ’ o?WiiZn HOME Rre you was moatly In Junior League I The afternoon program. In ci <c den*, has asked the Thomappie c< fensive action in Africa and await and Sunday of uuirici district ciuu club ng*ni. agant. rxuy Ray uniib. 1 Don't wait for seme member of a It shows the trend of thinking ' j'rveNTORY OP COURT HOUSE • the signal for a landing In Europe, n *.M u ....u-, School (Methodist) also 101 Garden Club to sponsor the victory P in the capacity as- president pres.Ulent of the i wl will n feature a n citizenship citizz-nsuip ceremony ceicuwiijr gardens in the cltv Mrs. C. R Rog- bond t the Treasury Department Is offering committee to come around to'which must predominate In '.hi* AND JAIIz—Fuller. Booher. Stev'cns. 1 Tlnnrrl (nr a n^rind Jtozers Seed Store has .sign you up. After all. this Is your • country If the peace which fellows Board nt of IMiirnflnn Education for period <11 of 1■ u«> by the ruai<»^ Delton ju 4H clubs and •*... the ppB a series of government bond* to fit INSURANCE—DeGolin. Wilson. I 'every pocketbook. twelve years. | Style revue under the direction of been apiwlntcd city chairman. , war. too. and it would take an Im-t the present war to rise above the Moon. I No matter whether Americana but As children, some of you never Mary Bullis, home extension agent, A garden center will be estab- possibly . big committee and con-; bohd* of selfish nationalism which JUDICIARY — Stevens. Mead. , the familiar Series E Bonds or 2‘« did stay "put" und you had u* Mini Boyle and Mr Lundin will llshcd at the Rogers store where slderable . quantities of unavailable prevailed twenty-five years ago and NP1*il^SSTf,rrK Ct AIMS-Newton I per cent bonds or 2 per cent bonda gues’lng ns to what to try next. I address the group und name the garden literature will be available gasoline and tire* to comb the cn- which doomed the world to the “VEOTCCTC CLAIMS Newton. | or tax certificates, they will be doing winder if this will reach any of the I county honor members in the var- free of charge. ’tire county. All of us have a per- conflict which is now raging. WillLIVESTOCK SANITARY AND 1 their part to make the Second War work .».i and delegates for doaen l*iys (ll years old theni-that lou* project «*■* Also will men wishing to plow Scouts, Trucks Comb Co. Loan drive a success. j had to. be bribed to learn tlie 23rd State 4H club week to be held at gardens leave their names and pric- 1sonal interest in this drive. It is up kie has plenty of critics who will DOGS—Wilson. Holder Ritchie. I Consumer Spending Too High (Continued on page 4. Sec. 1) MISCELLANEONS CLAIMS—MeIn Two-Doy Drive Psalm. You did like the story of the Michigan State College in early es with Mr*. Rogers. This informa- 1to us to see that every possible dol-1 Consumer spending in 1042 was Bozeman. Mont. Roundup and the July. ________________________ _________ Cann. Stevens. Moon. lion will be giveu to those jltslring . The tln-ean collection on Friady Club members, leaders, parents ’ much too high to meet the war *itPAY ROLL—Crawford. Miller.1 pictures of the bucking bronchoes— ;and Saturday ,l. ------- of —tlast week brought ---------- nation of 1043. Iasi year more than ■■ ■ DeGoUa alter voiir ta»k was done. Some and others Interested in tire 4H A number of people have agreed * : ln M . U n J? tcd £ VL™ “ J « ra J!' “ c " 82 billion dollars of our scaring namay wonder if the means Justified nrdgram are Invited to view tlie ex­ to act as advisors. Anyone wishing ; A PROCLAMATION c«Pnn,NT,NG"Upke> Mewt Mc* cording to Household Salvage Chair- Uonal income went to feed the de­ the end. I think so. I feci confident hibits in the High.School gym and Next week Friday. April 33. is ask question* concerning gardens ; . E'r>Bar.nflt' । . . *!*** of Americans for clothes, rocRESOLUTIONS RULESi AND AND.i that you have refreshed vour mem­ attend the afternoon program In to Good Friday, and in accordance may call these people by phone or । Buck\i5 I c °unty Raul Commission trucks nation, foods and luxurie*. A* theso the auditorium. regulations—Ritche. e-u......, ory many times by repenting It. Are ' the city of Hustings Friday items groat scarcer, more of our in; cal) at their home*. 1 with the established custom. I. nnv of vou on- of the "Knights of . .-uwlsted by four groups of boy scouts , come must be diverted from such County Agent. Harold Foster: C. I roads, bridges and parks Honor"? Well do I remember how a UAI V UfCCIf ■ who obtained leave of absence from expnses into government bond*. J. Lahr. 128 W. Grand; J. Snyder. 1 Ung*, request that the various f — Leonard. Scott. McCann. mother of one of you complained ' ;|vL I VV LLU business places and office* In | 406 E South: Russel) Kantner. 1002 and public and parochial schools During 1M2 mlllloiu of our fathAll Barry county shoe dealer*. SALARIES—Mead. Holder. De- ,u22.i8B!lurday' a»iruc^st?rWd because you failed to do your «”• “in* retaUwa and rounds wore • 3. Hanover: Vernor Blough, 1329 S., the city close during the three rands. n« you spent most of vour frnifirrr IlFflF I Hanover: J. W. Long, 402 N. Michl- , hour*. 12:00 noon to 3:00 o'clock, WEV.iBE COMMls. Woodland at8 A. M. and then pro- in training here and abroad. Soma time rending, the Bible (Yes. there Irlf wll Fl nCKE meats and retailers of processed so that all. employers and em- , cee^ to Nashville Another started were already In acUon. Casualtlca, I gan: Mr. Devereaux, 402 W. Center: SION REPORT — Reesor, Leonard. , was n contest and vou received foods must register at Ute ra­ Lloyd ValenUne. W. Marshall: Wai J ployees, may attend the flood • at Freeport and Included Middleville were beginning to bite into erety 1 Crawford. credit for Bible reading.) I do not City Pastors Plan tioning office here. Businesses Friday service of their choice. ter Stanley. 1022 31 Jefferson : TAXES—Backus. Crawford, Pul- ,, n it* second *top. Delton and pralr- community War Bond* became a know If this "boy”, (the mischief) Scries ot Soccial Pl evll!.e ’IT .lanv,“5^. t UUr,J ’ vU«> Unk the home and i|NrtLane^7n W^Groenf/UctorSla-J ,ler. , truck whHc the fourth truck went fighting front*. and even an occasional verse mav ; a series of Holy Week services has } rnan.'vss^w'^Grcen*1 Ouy^lddinR's. I membrance. a day when every 1 the abovi | TOWNSHIP CLERKS REPORT loyal citizen should not forget ' to regist , to Dowling and the south east per- 1 Today sacrifice has become a wav 1 —Moon. Booher. Boulter. Bauer. have been retained and treasured been planned by the Hasting* Pas- , 1135 s. Jefferson: Will McLoughlin, ■ to honor the One who made tlie I violation tion of the county. |or |ife for America's fighting mem COUNTY CLERK — greatest sacrifice of all time for * ‘ now. tors Union. Io bring together the : 402 w. South: Mrs. Roy Puller. 911 Al NaahviBe the entire collection civilian spending on the IMS ALLAN C. HYDE pointed ouL Many firms in the His fcllowmen. giving His life MV aswiation-with our public various protestant denominations in1 w. Green: Mr. Compton. 521 W. had been carefully pocked Into car- mu.,t go out the window if the home county have failed to register. that we might live. rrhonl* brings happy memories united worship, as follows: | Green; Ted Knopf. 230 W. Madison; tons and more than 12.000 prepared folk* are to attempt to matrix tba Signed. Surely nothing U more Interesting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, in I Fannie Crowell. 821 W. Green. Mrs. can* were wailing at the high heriosm of our boy* at the front. that this matter be attpnded to Charles II. Leonan thin to watch the growth and d*- the Grand Street. United Brethren 1 Vem Manee, R. 1. second house - school. । Not every American can take hi* Mayor. immediately. i Group? of boy icouu and high > ptace In a bomber or In a foxhole velonment of a human being. I still Church, with sermon by Rev. Alfred east of Bliss. ' L. C. LAKE. Prop. students orU11 on anauuiu. fightingsnip shipuui butnc hecaul canIUO fire — ... met ...... the .... truck* in UJ retain a vivid picture of our strong Silvemail of the Nazarene Church. ----------------- - Due to necessity of changing school village and assisted with the away —— -• —----«■-— at •» the enemy by lending debating teams, journalist*, nthGood Friday afternoon. 1:30 to' BAND CONCERT farm plans Mr. Lake will sell al pub- ■ each ------- etc. Then jete*. ------of .--------course, .1 that —. loy­ j pjn ol Emmanuel Episcopal | collection. A space near cnllecrion. a dumping dumnimr snare money to the government. i He auction his purebred herd of ' April 16th 6:00 the New York Central freight depot al body of students that made our Church, with Rev. 8. Conger Hatha­ Jersey cows at the farm located been donated by the railroad DEA f'DACC ADIVC schools great. I also recollect that way of the Presbyterian Church 1.... . il’s miles south of Woodbury: or lias 1 H\’£^ho21.£“Pd.l.“ Within a few days the first Barry KCU LKUJJ UKIVC pro>'o »ho had to struggle hard preaching the sermon. 1 mile north and three miles east Issues Offered in Barry Government Issue* tin collection will be on it* MAW €11 4/lfi Good Friday evening, at the Free I ' March—Salute to the Colors. Anduring the hard times, to remain In of Woodland: or 10 miles south of County way to the de-tlnnlng plant. The •+> • I/TVO.UX thony. | County'* $490,000 2nd War Loan Drive school when money was scarce. You Methodist Church, program to be Overture—Traveller. Butchtcl , Details of the United Blates government obligations offered the pub- junction of U. S. 16 and M-66. Allen salvage committee especially- wUhes The American Red Cross war fund remember too. I'm sure your par­ announced later. Haskins will cry the sale and Carl | naTd ,n )ptavid*b7 FranJb Gogm* ll,c * “ thf county's 8490.00° share of the nation's 813.000 000.000 second to express its gratitude to the high continue* to grow and la now 811.ent* will never forget. --------------------------------, — -----Other pastors of the city will also Brodbeck will act as clerk. See the 88 war Ioan camjwlgn. A brief description of each Lssue and the important 'adv. elsewhere in this issue for full school superintendents, the scout- , <08-02. Mrs. James W. Radford, Some of you couldn't make the take part in these various union and Boyd Boltoni inleaders and County Road Conunls-. county chairman announced honor roll but we are proud of vour j senrices, i------*— and —* ail •" arc — cordially <_ particulars. March—Field Comet. Laurendeau. advantages are given. । slon. together with the many young day. Till* represent* an Increase of achievements since your graduation.['vrted to attend. Other churches have Novelty—Barrel Polka. Brown.; United Stele* War Bond*. Serie* E— Trn ninnvr. P,nn ! men who gave their time and labor. txstur than fifty per cent over Um It "-a* thought that some of you also planned regular service* for Featuring drums and trumpet. ------ — - of -• — •— ------- —*mature — 1-.1— TED DARLING. Prop. t0 lhc V|tal project. ! quota of 87.200 and 1* an accotn* Cost 75------------per cent maturity value: in -----------------------10 years; cumulative could have made better grades if Monday. Wednesday and Thursday Due will. take place | pllshmcnt of which the people of , Choral „ —Come Ye Thankful Peo­ yield 2.9 per cant, if held to maturity ; redeemable at holder's option — ~ rto - 111 health Mr. Darling, wH] ------ • a similar collection wu vou. had remained in school and evening, which are open to the pub™ t™ farm •-it ‘.~o month mentb. Interval*. Intcrvele. The SalS=l- the county can be proud. !e. Elvey. ; after 60 davs at variable amounts shown on the face of the bond, de- 1 have an auction sale st at the at two r'udled during the two weeks, He. and announced elsewhere In ple. Overture-Gypsv Festival. Haves. « “y» 'of tZe owned attractive sorernment loc *‘cd 33 mllM M? Chairman located miles MUlh south of of Lacey Md and Vvog? Chairman announce announce? that that Three townships which were In­ "leave of absence" that was grant- ithls Issue, Popular: Deep Purple. Der FuehrPending on the length of time owned. Mo»t attractive govern^nt ione on. mUe rrui- WMl; op 4* mUej miiM nonh ruwf*. Q{ «». t>-—.. county o.,.™... has »... already shipped -‘■'""-d I compiete for the last report are now rd by vour Principal. I know of one r’s Pace. bond available for any holder who doe* not need current income. Each Bedford and one mile east, known I two one hundred pound bales ofsUk' complete and tha total* are: Irving lad who became very tired of ex. vc-w city nannFM pi otk Fast Dance—Gyral, Bennett. purchaser limited to not more than 85.000 maturity value in one calen- ns the 0;d Bill Vick farm. He Is of- stockings. — * •that u-“-two -----------------*’■ be »- twp, 8154.44: Hasting* twp.. 8240 4? and more will Salute U to the Services: .Army Si'.uU Service;: ‘.rtr.y dcr yc;r. fering a good list of horses, cattle, shipped —„— tto the powder-ba; and and Hope twp . 8247 15. had for his French—In fact It was I March. Army Air Corps. Sempre fnlted Stale* Saving* Bond*. Series F— j grain, tool*, and miscellaneous ar- parachute parachute factories this week Last week the Strand and Barry fatal. dent applications for Victory Parntus. Marine's Wvm„ Hymn. Anchors anrhnr. , somewhat similar to the aeries E but available for larger purchaser*.! tlclea. Henry Flannery will cry the ------------theatre*. Ray J. Branch, manager. Everything was forgiven and the Garden so that it will plough । Aweigh. Joined in a campaign pul on by the thrill I experienced well as vou. I the six acron of ground near the , Cost 74 per cent ot maturity *aluc; mature in 12 years; cumulative yield •£ V.d.°SUS£t?u> “ I Star Spangled Banner. 2.53 per cent If held to maturity; redeemable nt holders option after six -gj” ro^ftrnrartlcu^n ” tot"“------------------------------------------------national association of theatre man­ still lingers. I should like tn have I disposal plant and provide about [junior Band:— agers. Collections were taken at the nil of you naw bv again so I could months at amount* specified on the face ot the bond, such payment de-1 ------------forty plots of 50 x 100 feet. each. Star Spangled Banner. various show* and 810748 was dona­ hand out those thousand diplomas.' A few plots are still available pending on the length of time owned. I---------------------------------- ---March—Headway. Bennett. : ted .by those attending- This gave • Here Is where I slop remlnisc- । to prospective gardeners. Those Overture—Bright Star. Bennett. 'United State* Savings Bonds. Series G— In*). ,Cost — — ■— 100 per ----------— •-In»■12 years; bonds in regLstered form; J xfr. Moulton will have an auction • following officers for the coming I opportunity to help and wa* fln« interested are asked to leave , March—Vanguard. Hollingsworth. price cent;— mature Chorale Rosenmull'er. nhnrnlr — Rnicnmuller. I . . their names by phone call or Interest mailed to the owner semi-annually at the annual rate of 2S per sale at the farm located 2 miles year Bt B meeting here Monday eve- cooperation on the part of theatre otherwise with Ken Laberteaux, i Walt*—Playground. Chenette. cent, giving a yield, if held to maturity, of 2l» per cent: redeemable nt | south. 1«» mile* west and mile 1 ning: President. Burr Cooley: vice-! ant, soldiers on the home front. We try , March—Promotion. Chenette. holder's option after six months at amounts specified on the face of the ■ s',0’h °,f,Freeport; or i tnlje south president. Clare Johnson: secretary. | “•rtdnas City total now to br. Manv of our citizens are 50c admission in defense stamps. bond, depending on the length of time owned. A medium maturity . CUy trcMurer- Burt P«rt»e /t*nd* at W.14U* working, untlringlv and without I, compensation on the many boards |_____________________________________________________________________ i bond ’ drinir bond, giving a regular income each year, combined with stable Value. ■ ........................ WILL OBSERVE SIXTIETH end commission.*)-that are necessary, 11 ii — ::.e of the specified redemption value for that date, the bonds i see the adv. elsewhere in this issue : ATTENTIONS ! ! I WEDDING ANNIVERSARY in any11 community. Alwava^are’ we are redeemable to an estate at par. making them the equivalent of cash, for full particulars. Mar.cZlle c?u!ntn . °C ’.he rJSt hA*«2«t «»rt’m r.rhzm ... the ...r west -part part or of caritoa Carlton -----------WAAC Recruiting Station in Kola- । reside in . of. .. . of. you peoJOB TQ D0[ conscious the needs m i.u Prop. rrop masoo will be here at the UAO. township. Just north of what once 2 Per Cent Treasury Bonds Maturing Sept. 15. 1952, With Optional Pay- CLARENCE BULL. pie at the front If we go to church. I I A* he is going to « work In a de- Room on Wednesday. April 21 at was known as O’Donnell, will observe • ment Sept 15. 195®*' h - “ nrk dispose the preacher nrays for you. <HLs j I fense shop. Mr.*Bull will of ■ J:30 p. m. She will be glad to out- their sixtieth wedding anniversary ammunition). Some of the camps 1 These bonds arc available In negotiable form with coupons attached. J ■। tlie personal property at public auc- , ,,n5_,!!S.J^ork an3We.r.5.Y?110?? at their home on Saturday. need something for vour.comfort to or in registered form. Cost price 100 per cent. They will have an active j fa^toaty>3™Cinne*|concerning""thU organization' to Particulars of the observance were I tion at the farm located 3’j mile.* help your morale. There Is a *pon1 market, may be used u collateral, and are adaptable for medium term ' caftl Bn(j 3-4 tnlie south of Hastings: ■{hose who «re Interested. Be sure not obtainable before going to prows taneous response. (That is Dart of investment where reasonable ilablUty is desired. I or 1 1-4 mile north of Sanborn's oil'10 “J-Peu*- Oumm between 2:30 but we iiope to ’ have a complete our ammunition). If we go to a' writeup about this intereeUng couple '2'4 Per Cent Treasury Bonds Maturing June 15. 1969. With Optional Pay., station. He Is offering a good list !nna p. m. movie—lights go on and there is an 1 in next week's Issue. ment June 15, 1964—' lof horses, cows. hogs, sheep, hay. 1 ” appeal for money for the Red Cross, j These bond* are available in negotiable form with coupons attached, and. farm machinery. Dewrv Reed I • 1 or in registered form. Cost price 100 per cent. The bonds will have an | *“> ^Swhero ' a constant Jingle of coins. I hope vou heard of our unique i I active market, may be used as collateral, and are preferable for long "n this iwue for full particulars. ■ Bond auction sale which was held , I term inveaUnent where regular current annual income is desired. In 1 - - < «,». ; in the Auditorium. You would have 1 addition. Irrespective of what may be the temporary market, these bonds E|Ara_ Unrrv I extent of your financial ability In the Treasury Department's Hacrad laughed If you had seen some of War Loan Cainpalsn which opened April It. may be printed at par for payment of federal etale texes on death our dignified men returning—sort I of bl-ped freight carriers. They, ! of the owner This provision enables any Individual, in etfect, to prepay tried to Impress their women folks. I estimated estate taxes, enjoy 2'.- per cent regular income in the mean­ with the "value" of their purchases. I time. and be protected, when used for this purpose, against any fluctua- I Alderman Harry Miller wa* , country for our accotnplbhmenl* In this treat patriotic drive. Some of us know that a sweater I tion tn value. ' elected president" of the Hastings , four sizes too big la not worth 6200, Certificate* of Indebtedness. Serie* B. Due 1944— wmin?“OrwdiatlOTi’o” Ute "nei ' nor an end table 6400. (In reality Cost price 100 per cent: mature April 1.1944, yield \ per cent. Thisse-; MpScted to be dmic at | lhev cost nothing, of course.) Ties particularly appropriate for individuals having temporary fundsand the next session of the council. 1 Many women are working in de­ fense plants, here and elsewhere. especially attractive for corporations having unused cash balances. Thi ____________________ They keep their trousers pressed ’ series makes it possible for such fund* to be employed and yet available pnnri xmatidk after the war for corporate purpo«s April 19 M arell k« hereand don't disdain to take the un­ timely dally ride "fa the hearse as ’Tax Saving* Note*. Serie* (’— . ► by proclaimed as "Clean Up they commuted to Battle Creek. The |Cost 100 per cent; maturity three years from Issue dale; yield varies | Dan" t»r the City of Haollnn. fourteen "corpses" are anything but । depending on length of time owned, but the yield -i* 1.07 per cent if held All rubbish placed on the dead. to maturity. Wherever individual* or corporation* have texes payable "PARKING" only will be colThe little folks are mindful in; later this year, or where funds may be available to provide tax reserves •*««> ®y the City trucks. i>o । conserving food. A Hille lassie re- I minded a guest soldier that It vu I for subsequent yean, thi* series, in effect, permits prepayment of taxes GUTTERS — this is a violation customary to clean. up one's plate ■ with the owner receiving an income return on the funds in the mean- , Of the ciiv Ordinance. so that the soldiers would have Ume. depending on the lenrth of time owned. This is a privilege that no | Charles H. Leonard-Mayor. | enough. One lad attempted to help taxpayer with fund* available should overlook. Furthermore, the owner . « •» • rolve the meat situation. He bor­ may redeem for ca*h prior to maturity, after six month*, if. for any | ———————— rowed an egg from his mother and to fight tlwnldr our troops. sat on It when he "sat”. (Egg was reason, they are not needed for taxes. RUMMAGE SALE porcelain.) Anyone with funds will find in the above the selection particularly Fri. & Sat., Apr. 16-17, 2nd bldg, We are very proud over the serv­ adapted to the need* In que»tion. The serie* O and 2H per cent treasury ;east.of Mich, bridge on Mill St. ices you are rendering our country. bonds are especially attractive to protect estates in tha event of a buyer * , , n, ■ *'13 Our spirits rise and fall with the death. From tha standpoint of financing the war. the long terms are the' RUMMAGE sale ■ucceue* and reverses that you are most important. Pre*, church. Thur* . Fri.. and j experiencing. You are "our" boys So buy what you wish but buy In April, and buy to the limit I Bat., Apr. 29. 30, & May 1. adv. 4-22 . $■ 7im*n Dtfirlxunl ' S5 IhTjEuol »»• " " ■" ">•' ‘llh SIGLER SUCCESSFUL ^CJ;E —DS YOUR MONEY TO IN RETRIAL OF WIN THE WAR AND UNUSUAL CASE BEAT INFLATION mn«u<m «iu b- ■3^- - cjfv Victorv Garden Committee Named FIRST TIN-CAN Collection brings IN 9 TONS SCRAP I Food Retailers, D Kesrauranrs, jnoe Dealers Must Register ‘ AUCTION SALES WHAT BONDS SHALL I BUY! J.C.C. NAMES BURR COOLEY PRESIDENT .......----------------- PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY, WE HAVE A |,8^7uSLL°S.orr™^ "" A STATEMENT yOUJlCII C'CCU HGrry 'Miller President They Give Their Lives—You Lend Your Money" �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. APRIL 13. 1H3 I Clark Allan Hyds. ■I - friends ot Miss Kathcrey will be glad to know , Llule^tote“jam BnSroni is a 1 victim of Ute chickeivpae How dui you Itte the snow,wnn Rosenberger, in Freeport. -A hearing on seven naturalization । on Tuesday forenoon? The wind was petitions will be held tn the circuit strong and cold all day making one courtroom here Friday morning at think that winter was starting over 8:30 o'clock, according to County again. Mrs Homer Warner -----------suffered' proving. Dalnful bums on her nose and the Mr knd Mrs Harry Barnum and daughter Judith, formerly of Lan­ sing. are now residing in the Wal­ ter Barnum home on West .Green St In the suggestion department of a «or. As she reUahted the ovaj.the magazine of naUonil circulation ‘‘“m“ »hof oul »,h'r ?ce' 6he li appeared the following by Nano­ thaokful that her injuries Were no watt ot Hasting*—"Why don't Uirv introduce pear) or other decorative worse. Mr* L. Winston Stone has been , necklaces with detachable strands that one. two or mure can be confined to her home with the in- so . fluents the past week, but Is Im- worn as desired?” POINTS Word has Just been received tliat1 Ouy Giddings, city fire chief. O. W Harrington (Pete) graduated made hl* quarterly report to the on Monday from the Air School al council Friday evening, the total Roswell. New Mexico, and received fire loss for the city, during that hts wings as lieutenant in the Air period 13320. Twenty-three alls wi . including 10 grass Cor pa. ts. 3 ts and 2 apartment A large new addition U being built on the Silvera Rich egg drying fire* and other small' losses. Hiinervlsor luu William McCanna.“ of plant. !rving*Tip X STrSd BLUE STAMPS STAlUps aS PO|NT$J This U the last meeting before the county convention. Members please plan to attend. । toft school on Friday. April 16. Po: | luck supper. Everyone welcome. • The- Business Womens Hospital Guild will meet on Monday night. Nell Kidder returned to Camp traverse Juror of the May term of }/,'2n2 “nrt?‘nd,■J’"1 Saturday after a 10 day furlough fed-nil court which opens in Grand Upright and Just to the end ol hte —- -—--------- -- -- — with the home folks at Nashville Rapids on May 4. ' dfly!l Members, please bring your dues lo His address now is: Pit. Nell L. ’ __________ . __________ 1 Sincere and true In heart and mind, this meeting. Kidder. 36417391. Co. L. 304th Inf., . And beautiful memories he left be-' ———— • ——— Vincent C. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs J. Henry Smith, left for Navy : Aviation Cadet training thi* week.He was sworn in last November and had tx-en on inactive duty up until now. Vincent is the last of four sons to enter the armed services. t. ......... Donald .Pi... .... Nevins of the Quarterauutcr Corp.. 3rd. Replacement Replacement: ermaster n —„. Las Angeles. Calif. U — — Doixit. has re- I celved Ills first promotion, that ot Private First Class. ■ COUPONS । H. of Hastings and Lawrence L. of Delton, hl* father Henry L. Tobias of Baltimore; one sister. Mrs. LetIter Fisher of Hastings: two broth­ ers. Charles and Ira of Baltlmers; and four grandchildren. Roger. Bar­ bora. Bernard, and Larry. He was a kind and loving husband hi. “ndfriZidi “lher. help , m always Ume of ready need. to COUNCIL PASSES SOB&S C0^WITY m^DOG ORDINANCE ArclUe Tobia.$, lifelong resident of --------------------------------------------------------Barry county died Wednesday , HATIPFf 1 ness of nine months. Martin Corner* 1 Canine* Canines Runnina Running At At Larac Large “• i ,uh dM1" ,or the Remember the W. 8 C. 8 al the Cause Damages To Property yean...past - thirty -------- -------I William Cogswell home Wednesday, i Dog owners of this city are urged Ke was -as united ur.iUd in ir. marriage ..... — ~ ; num He lo Mis* April «. 21. Owing to meat ratlong . <rhnm«« u one is rrqufjml (o bring their I to reed, and then heed, the new dog Ada Thomas nn on .taniiarv January *1 31. H»fi 1025.I1 each r^iuc ftwn unrtvirhai a cordial rnrrti.i Invltainvitn , ordinance passed by the City council He .™. leaves his- „„ own sandwiches. — to mourn his death, = — »«, iuwichea. A non y-**..<■ ....a — > —.—... .tAn1 ta U' on PrldB* evening, to take effect on Wife. Ada. and two sons. Raymond ... u 1 on te extended to all. Martin rhurrtJ M“y >• 19*3 D°*«ns Of Complaints • tin, 1 AnH [- hBt * bWn ' . ...r" nBTe ocen made maac t0 to the me Clty city offlclnl onictai** concerning dogs running at large. i JmX-' in^Zt t« cao^nk damag. to property and beirdlally invited to,COming general nuisances, so the S attend. । council decided it was Umc to make : some regulations that would "have Boud iI jteetty^ teem, ■ noping to put a. hopincjO'Ptit an end to u Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 E__ - Tlie Doud Ladles Aid will meet lot of these complaints, with Mrs. Burwell Mitchell, Thura- I Chief -* of Police..Harry — Thompson. day. April 23. fbr dinner. ] Marshall Richard Endsley and Night THURSDAY and FRIDAY. APRIL 15-16 M . Police William Parker have been !* 1 lfi.Y,'r,Vs!e . , „ . j designated as dog wardens and are Special Matinee Thursday 1:00 P. M. one show 1 Trie Cloverdale Garden Club will I empowered to apprehend and take u be CD ertalned at the home of Tjfra , possession of all dogs running al Henry Fonda and Maureen O'Hara s Russell HarL Friday. April 16. VUl- large and any and nil dogs not 11­ H tors arc always welcome. craved. Tlie ordinance specifics that Tlie Comrade 8. 8. class will be licensed dogs shall be confined In held nt the home of Rev. and Mrs,; the dor pound and the owners no­ Thomas Moyer Tuesday evening lifted by registered mall- H the SATURDAY ONLY APRIL 17 April 20. Pul luck supper will oc; owner docs not call for his dog wlthI ierved. in 72 hours and pay the required DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION 11 -----------I fee for apprehending and care of A full length special March of Time subject § Delton the animal, tl.00 for imixiunding 1 Holy Week services will be held and 35 cents a day for care, the dog y each evening next week In the Del- may be sold or destroyed as the ofS ton Methodist church. Communion fleers ahull determine. If a dog is and Till- Bange Busters JI services will be held Thursday eve- not licensed and is impounded, the bl ning. April 22. ; officers may sell it after a period of S' -----------n hours or destroy IL'AH money 1 BarryvUte received from the sale-OTdogs is to L| The Barryville W. S. C 8. will • be placed in a separate fund in the S meet this week Thursday. April 15. ■ city treasury and ubed for the ad­ SUNDAY and MONDAY APRIL 18-19 IT for a pot luck dinner at the home, ministration ol the ordinance. y of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Golden I Every dog shaU. al all times, bcDeannc Durbin and Edmund O'Brien j* Everyone is cordially invited. tween sunset of each day and sun“ rise of tlie following day. be con­ fined upon the premises of IU own­ Cedar Creek Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 lo 3:00 The Northeast Barry W. S. C. 8 er or custodian, and shall be con­ will meet al the church Wednes­ fined during the day on the prem­ day, April 31. in the afternoon to ises except when upon leash and clean the church. A pot luck sup­ under reasonable control of tinper will be served. All arc welcome owner or custodian. Every dog aged TRAND IIILATLf^ r We've ALL the Answers, You can depend upon us for the quick, easy, economical solutions to your ra­ tioning problems. You'll find your answers in our large variety of fine foods that require no “points" at all. You'll find them in our full stocks of rationed items, each plainly marked with the point value. And. when in doubt about something —ask a friendly clerk. Our employees have up-to-the-minute information on ra­ tioning. and they're up-on-their-toes to pass it along to you—to help you get the most food value and the most mealtime^plcasurc out of every stamp in your ration book. "THE IMMORTAL SERGEANT" § CLOSED ALL DAY Monday, April 19th "WE ARE THE MARINES" "TRAIL RIDERS" CS.HABg^BO.VDS ROUND STEAK Sirloin. Swisj Notice! Stock Up Saturday! 8 pts. THE AMAZING MRS. HOLIDAY A Q/> lb. arry B 0 CHUCK ROAST B«ef 6 pH. H>. * FRIDAY and SATURDAY. APRIL 16-17 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION qO^K John Howard anil Helen Gilbert "ISLE OF MISSING MEN" and Joan Davis and Dick Forap GROUND BEEF OPEN TUESDAY A. M., 8:30 Come and See Our NEW Store, Then! F,«.h ■ I pH. Ib. OF. Fr«.h 5 Red Points Home BrenJ 5 Red Points Tasty Loaf 8 Red Points QQC Malt Cafe Pk8 OEC Treet QEC Coffee House, ib OCC EO Energy Flour 24'. lb. sack . $4 Spam Coffee Kent Club. Ib, A4 c Q | Puicasnow Flour 24 lb sack S< 15 | El Coffee Premier, lb............. WW Pillsbury Flour lb sack $4 25 a Janeh Salmon . Can . Qf Coffee Hill. Bros. lb O*T Hales Wheat Germ 5 lb- »uek E1 Red Boy Can . 4 H* I Gorden Seeds Pkg j A 4 rtc 1U Railed Oats Highland. Igc pkg. OfV EU 5 POINTS • 7 POINTS Shell Salmon Can ... Salmon O7C Q7C Elmdale Flour 24’’ lb 'atk • ** ■ ' good to £ . COFFEE: Stamp 26. good to J r April 26. For 1 lb. X ; POINT STAMPS: D E F Blue to X ; Moy 1st V ' RED A. B & C STAMPS. j RUTABAGAS 2»«-17c ASPARAGUS lb. 23c FLORIDA ORANGES 33c PINEAPPLE Ige.sizeea. 39c SPY APPLES 3ibs 29c • THE BEST FOR LESS ‘ "HE'S MY GUY" SUNDAY and MONDAY. APRIL 18-19 A riot of beauty in a hurricane of laughter A IM of Radio names and name Bands Ted f io^Itito. Mills Brothen, Robert Lowery "RHYTHM PARADE" Scmelhinc different Bargain matinee Sunday 3:0(1 to .1:00 Thun. PORK SAUSAGE Grade No. 1 5 pH. PORK CHOPS center cuts 8 pts. lb. censed before May t. and must wear a license tag at all times. The penalty for conviction of a dog owner falling to comply with the provisions of the ordinance li Tlie Women of the Moose will a fine of $25 or a month's imprison­ meet for their regular meeting Fri­ ment. as the court may decide. day evening, April 16. at the Moose hall. ORGANIZATIONS BOWLING NEWS Townsend Club No. 1 meet* on Tuesday evening. April 20. Follow­ ing the business session, there will 1 Leading individual scores were well be a short progruin and coffee and bunched in the week's play as only doughnuts for refreshments. twenty four pins separated the top tenth poidtions. A newcomer lo Circle No. 8 of the W. S. C. S. and to Site leading ranks led the keglers will meet with Mrs. Krneal Kenyon for the week. K. Krause, bowling 1010 N. Michigan. Thursday. Apr!) with Moose of liic Commercial ■ League hit games of 187-169-220 for Hospital Guild No. 7 will meet a 576 scries and not only was top of tlie week bin wus the edge nt the home of Mrs. C. L Texicr. 128 man gave Moose a three game trt| W. South St., for an ali-day -meet­ that umph. Ing Wednesday. April 31. to tie off Herman "Dutch” Drews led the quilts for the Red Cross.।Luncheon Bliss league with a fine 575 scries I . At noon. Let's have a gooq but was a pin short of first podtton attendance. Come early. ‘ ’ | and 1 Ken Laberteaiix hit M9 fur !i Tlie W. c. T. U. will meet Tues- , Leonards in the Recreation League. id.iy April 20. at 2 P. M. al me itos.ie i, Other good stores were: D. Good1’of Mrs. Alford Ouster. 223 W. MUI. ■ year 568. W. Hackney 561. H. Long 560. K. Chase 555. J. Stutz 554. W. | Wellman 553, and M Moynahan AUCTION SALE M Tii As I am unable to work any more. I will dispose of the personal property at public auction at the farm located 2 miles south, 1 ’/z miles west and ’/z mile south of LINK SAUSAGE , Pr ,b. 43c RECREATION I.EAGUE—Leon­ ards <2>—Piston Rings Hi: Bliss <2)—Strand (l>: Middleville 121-Hastings Ice and Fuel < 1». 1 BLISS • LEAGUE—Foundry (2>— Shop Office fl): Engineers (3*— Too! Room <h; Office <2)-Electricians (1). COMMERCIAL LEAGUE—Moose <31—Trio Cafe <0t; Moynahan Sales <31—Slate Insulation iOi ; Middle­ ville Creamery <2)—City Dads hi; Goodyear Bros. Hdwe. <2i—Andnw ' Service d). PISTON RING LEAGUE—Ship­ ping (2)—Grinder* (1>; Office No. i >3)— 40 M A: M's (0): Office No. 2 (3t—Machine Room (1). | 6) Or ib. Freeport: or */z mile south of the Moulton church on Good Morning TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1943 STARTING AT I O'CLOCK. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: Special Days are on tlw way again. ,. PORK HOCKS 4 pH. Ib. 24c HORSES TOOLS Bay gelding, 4 yrs. old, HADDOCK FiT 49c LAKE HERRING lb. 16c wgt. 1400 lbs. Bay gelding, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 lbs. SHEEP 20 head ewes and 14 lambs. Some ewe* to lamb yet. GRAIN • 100 bu. oats. WHITE FISH . ib. 29c FDDKCENTERl 206 E. STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. , lb. 07 | Ration Calendar : ’ SUGAR: Stamp 12. •• June I For 5 lbs j.« t.l HAMBURGER 5 pti. Freeport Butter 8R'dp“i"it52c Star Lard 18c । £Q 2 - 35c Cheese 2 - 7Oc Milnut 4 <135c theatre JEi Hostings, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 WE are remodeling and rearranging our store so as to better serve you with point rationing style of doing business. H S il S FARM TOOLS New Idea manure spreader. Fertilizer grain drill. Single drum hayloader. Numerous other article! used on a farm. TERMS: CASH, nothing removed until settled for. ISAAC J. MOULTON, Prop DEWEY REED. Auctioneer N. MAIN STL. NASHVILLE. MICH. McCormick 5 H. cut mower. Side delivery rake. John Deere corn planter. 2 farm wagons. Hay rack. 2 horse riding cultivator. Single cultivator. 2 sec. spike drag. 2 sec. spring drag. Oliver 99 walking plow. Roller. Good fanning mill. Garden drill. 2 oil drums. Small tools. Forks, shovels, hoes ond EASTER SUNDAY. .April 25 MOTHER'S DAY. May 9 DEVORATION D A Y. the 3<th of May. j 1 We are thinking about East­ er now and everything look­ good for that day. Tlie Joy love and hojre of Hie Easter season, as always, will be best expressed' In flowers We have beautiful snap­ dragons in shades of pink yellow and bronze; sweet peas daffodils, roses, carnal ions violets, gardenias and an ex­ cellent assortment of orchids. Corsages will be in great demand tilts year und will give a marvelous lift to that last year's coat or suit. There will be a variety of plants such os Easter Lilies Calceolarias. Hydrangea* Cinerarias. Azaleas. Petunias. African Violets, and Baby Ramblers. We will have our Eastct Wants at Goodyear Bros. Friday and Saturday, the 23rd and 24th and we will appreciate ymfr calling lor them or place your order early for delivery. We also ap­ preciate your tolerance for delays at Christ mas and hope that 11 will continue on It would be nice to be perfect but ........... Well. Ooodby unlU Easter Clyde WUctfk. Greenhouse Tel. 253a Adv. 4-15 �g before the aibcrs please April 18. Po: welcome. ns Hospital onday night, he home o! W, Center, your due* to its KE At Large ty arc urged the new dog ' city council ike effect on f complaints city officials ng at large, erty and beices, so the would "have ' Thompson, ey and Night have been lens and are runnlng al dogs not 11peclfics tiint confined in owners no­ tail. It the the required tnd> care of impounding :are. the dog d ait the ofIf a dog Lt xnmdcd. the • a period ot ,TAU money IFtiogs 1* to fund In the tor the adnance. TITF HASTINGS BANNtB, TOTWaDAY, APP.TL 15, 1443 MARCH BUSIEST MONTH FOR AAA E|l(iD A VINH Think Before You Buy! GETS BROKEN RIBS /s >UE— Leon­ il • ; Bibs evilie rai­ ls. indry (21— irers i2i— 2)— Electri- UE-Moose lahan Sales 11: MiddleDads <li; 21—Andrwi iUE-Ship□fflco No. | Office No. and hope he' AGED MAN DIES relative* and IN KALAMAZOO j Jared L. Smith, aged 81. away on Friday in Kalamazoo and ’death follows -------------I the remain* were brought to the I kO*’0 » n....•_.»/ _ „___ j, Leonard tunerai funeral nome home wnere where »ervservMr*. Elizabelh M. Woodruff, aged lc<4 wtrc h Jd al 2 30 o-cfocjc aun77. pasted away Sunday evening at MtiJnwm tlie a m Cold। tlie Jarstfcr home, following a long ren officiating. Interment was in .foUn.,’r,?'OE’e « Riverside cemetery. Mr. Smith, who , Grand Rapids but for the past 33 was a retired farmer, and Mrs. 7.^1* smith moved to Hasting* twelve j friends here soon. BANNER WANT AD VS. BRING RESUl Here's a new approach to the Easter clothes problem tor you soldiers on the home front I Your new clothes have to keep up your spirits, keep, you cheerful and confident I They're YOUR wartime uniform I But, like other uniforms, they must be bought for long service. Well-cut, simple clothes will furnish a background for the spice of accessories; they’ll give longer wear.. . ang lend themselves well to remodelling. All these things we kept in mind in selecting your Easter apparel I Eight to Start |Nunet Aid Course fiction of a omply with ordinance Is 's imprlsondecide. ws led the ! 575 series irst position Irtl K9 for Ion League. : D. Oood11. H Long Utz 554. W. Moynahan DADE Ttn carload*, or 400 of ■ •Hirer have already been received ■ ■ ■■*■*» Thousand* of Details and distributed to the fanners and 24 more car* have been ordered for LisUIxA VII1U Handled by OHke 1943. Order* have been taken for Emmanuel Episcopal The month of March 1943 was one 8000 । yard* ot marl and 1400 gon* of1 to be delivered to the farm* 1 . of the busiest months In the history lime I Church Presented With of the local AAA office, During the for this year. Woodblock Imprint month, 14,113 contracts were made ',' The marl contractor* have started By Albrecht Durer ^.w,„ „. >. 0I MUle c ( to deliver marl In most township* by the AAA Community Committee­ and a part of the limestone ha* Bnmanuel Episcopal church ho* Grand R.nld. Rapids an^ and AlbertFox of “------------u'.Un.gv Alh-rt F Fnx nf Qf Ionla gn<| men in their wort in the field on been ordered and should be dellv—------- live* In Kansas; twelve the 1943 War Production plans; , grandchildren and one great-grand3.910 farmers called at the office. . esUng memorial gift in the form of day at ten o’clock, the Rev. A. M. -----------obtained and delivered Immediately an imprint from the original wood- Coklren officiating. The remains to the farms. block engraving by Albrecht Durer were taken to Greenwood cemetery --------------------8.832 mimeographed letter* were Titc War Production sign up has hl* "little" baint George ana me In Grand Rapids for interment. mailed from the office lo the Just been completed by the farm re- of , ..... —• • —— farmer* of Barry County during porters and although the final to- Dragon, dated 1508 The gift was! the month; 974 telephone call* were tala have not been computed as yet, made oy Harry U Hewe*. formerly OAKEHE CAMP FIRE GROUP nie Oakehe Camp Fire Group is made or received al the office and it looks now as if the goals for all .of Hastings, und now Assistant <11850 individual letters were mailed major crops have been met in Barry rector of the Federal Work* Agency, I plcused w havP Mra CarroU Burk. New York. Mr. Hewes acquired thia holder u their new guardian, Mr*. out ’ -------i... ’. -,..1, the fonner leader, exquisite little work of art in iy,n. Lon- Lynn ; During March. 1.425 application! County. A list has been prepared of all and has designated It a* a me- .moved lo Kalamazoo where" her were mode for farm machinery and used farm machinery for sale in Ute don. . to his grandparents. Mr. and ;husband i* now employed. For the fence, which haa been oh the ra­ County and set up In the office. mortal ' Mrs. James M. Hewe*. who were tioned list and nearly all the ma­ also a list of wanted machinery. . past five weeks the group ha* met at early member* of-Emmanuel church. the home of Mrs. W1U Stebbins chinery ha* been rationed out that There have been 408 requests for Whlta—Hie works of Durer rank haa been allotted to Barry County. new machines nnd 202 second hand among the very best of the engrav- where Miss Betty Harlow of the Fence and barbed wire have now machines for sale. Barry County Health Unit has been This list has been .efi ; art this irartlcular subject Is teaching the group some funda­ been taken off the ratio posted In the office so that anyone especially timely. It was drawn as ,mentals In first aid can be bought without wishing a second hand machine may a sort of cartoon of the day. when । Up to the time the pr~....— taken off farm fence and barbed find where these tools are located. ;certain of the medieval barons hac become overbearing and oppressive, wire, requests were received at the to remirfd the common people lhai AAA office for 142.528 rods of barbed strength of spirit 1* the best armor wire. 20.858 rods of field fence and und weapon against evil. Thedraw4.798 rods of poultry fencing. ing recalls how this spiritual force The applicant* for the Nurses' was used In the fourth century by Aide Corp* were Interviewed by the George of Cappadocia to oppree the recruitment committee of the Barry wicked oppression of the emperor Co. Chapter. American Red Cross. Diocletian, symbolized as the urngat a meeting last Thursday evening on. The imprint lias aged beautifully al the U. 8. O. rooms. Plan* were during the centuries, taking on a then made for the course which will *Bvery quality, and it* message is start Tuesday, Apjll 20. at the hot- nil) a* true as In the day* al the ~P>ta*., .t breakup uiraMi,, of ... the ..... middle .......... ages —o~- when Tiwse taking the course are Mr*. Durer * masterpieces of engraving Tom Ogden. Mrs. F. K. Bechtel. were peddled by his wife to the Mr* — -- Clay '—f B B. Burkholoer. Mrs. O. common people in the market placMlner Ketchum. Mrs. Jerry Andrus. ~ Mrs. Orville VanWle. Mr*. Addle---------------- - --------------------- »y and *unay. be conof its own­ mil Iw con1 the prem1 leash and itrol of the ry dog aged must be II* >lay a.s onlyled the top iewcomer to the kCRlers sc. bowling Commercial -1A9-320 for ily wa* toji as tiw edge e game tri- RECEIVES rare SrtSi gth VLI11UIV centuryI ton*, fer-1 1 Will More than 80 Selective Service I nEfEllJ EC Don't Spend Your Money for Just Ordinary Floor Covering Your Best Buy Today FAMOUS ARMSTRONG S INLAID LINOLEUM & LINOFLOR Buy Now at Pre-War Prices—a* Low a* . . • $1 00 "gj Today, you must be sure of longwearing quality—and you can af­ ford to spend a Utile more. Now b the time to buy genuine Inlaid floor covering. But act now while it’s still available. W. A. Roth Furniture Bastings Phone 2226 'nie course requires' 35 hours^of study and 45 hours of practice in \*/UEKl CLIID ClM 1/C the hospital. The classes will be WrltiX jrllr jlrStxj from 12:30 to 4 P*n. at the hospital Ccorqc Harrick Was On and will be held on Tuesday. Wed­ The “Chicago" In S, Pacific nesday. Thursday and Friday. CIom work will be completed by April 30 ..»m M>c Mrs. George Smith recently rewhen the pnwucc practice wvtb work wui will ocgin. begin. tri.. Esther Krleder, registered ...... ceived a letter Irani her son. George Mls* nurse, who will be Instructor for one Herrirk. of Lfng Bench. Cal. He ha* course, attended an all-dny meet- served In Uncle Sams navy for ing Friday. April -2. at Jackson nearly twenty years, but had been where Instructors for Nurses' Aide in California since the present war Corps classes from Michigan re- started until Dec. 29. 1942, when he celved instructions and suggestions w®* sent to sea. from repre«entattves of the NationIn hi* letter, he relates sonje of al Red Cross. his experience* aboard the 'ChieuHundred* of Nurses' Aides have eo" which waa sunk by the Japs in been trained In the country to re- the South Pacific. Just a month afUeve Ute nurse shortage and arc ter the ship left port Mr. Herrick proving most valuable help to hos- lost all hLv clothe* nnd other valuapltal staffs. Miss Lottie Teuslnk. bles stored in hl* »ca trunk and In superintendent at Pennock hospital, his locker, but he rates his exper­ ts very pleased that the course Is iences higher than hLv losses. being started here as Pennock hosDuring tlie fight he sustained four pi til like all other hospitals Is short broken ribs but they are healing of help. When rush days come at nicely and he is able to be around the hospital, and most days are aonln. thankful hl* Injuries were no very busy, Miss Teuslnk will have worse. these eight trained women to Call "Tliore Japs sure ore hard nut*, on for help and "Anyone." Miss They don't know when they have Teuslnk says, "can understand how had enough but they got plenty welcome their help will be." from ut before they knocked us out.' Tlie Nurses' Aide Corps is spon- he writes. sored by the Barry Co. chapter. In a letter to his sister. Mrs. HarAmerican Red Cross, and tiie plans old Smith. Mr. Herrick writes that were made by Mrs. George Hebden. he has most of the fuel oil out of chairman of Volunteer Services, nnd his system. "I think f drank about" Mra. M. A. Lambtc. Nurses' Aide 10 gallons of It while 1 was In the chairman and her committee. ,— water. *“ Hint’-s — where * TI — got — my -*• ribs — I broken, a life raft hit me In the PASSING OF MRS. side while I was trying to get on to WALTER BIDEI.MAN •it. I’guess It Is a good thing I can Mra. Minnie Bldelman. aged 75., swim, os there were lots around who died unexpectedly of a heart attack; couldn't. I had one fellow in tow early Saturday morning at her home and all he could do was swallow at Hopkins. Mr. and Mra. Bldelman1 that oily water. I have to laugh have resided on their farm near■ sometimes when I think of It and Quimby since their marriage on1 yet It wa* no laughing matter. I Sept. 30. 1886. moving to Hopkins1 didn't think of what I'd lost till the three years ago. Mra. Bldelman was1 next day—I was looking for a life active in the Quimby Methodist. raft." church. Sunday School and Ladies'' About 40 men were lost on the Aid for many years.. Surviving are: "Chicago" which was a small numthe husband. Walter Bldelman: two• ber when one considers the strafin’’ daughters. Mra. Gerald Nash of given by the Japs. "They didn't sink “Ins and Mra. Howard Ware of! us the first day." the letter states cy, three grandchildren and1 "but came back the nexl day while great-grandchildren. A son.. we were trying to gel her going Bldelman. passed away severall again." ago. Funeral services were■ Tlie rescued men were returned to at two o'clock Monday at thet California on one of the deluxe Hopkins Methodist church, with in­■ boats of the Matson line, and were terment in the Hastings township> riven every care and attention. His Hastings friends are glad that । cemetery. JERSEY 498 The gayest, and at the same Styled For miss Or Matron! EASTER HATS you can select tor this spring is the bright printed jersey! Ea.-y to care for . . and flatter­ ing to all, you'll choose from softly tailored types with tin- $198 Flowered Straw* Tailored Fell* in dressmaker or . Bright tones! A smart hift will be _>^ur New padre spring tonic! 1' J" bonnets. sailors. demuree fetching pompadour types and dashing beret»1 New col­ ors to match your coat or suit! Gayly trimmed! Spring Handbag* -- Smart Rayon BLOUSES 1.98 Men! Town-Clad Vour choice of INE SUITS tressy types! Cashable ray■n in pastel colors. 32-40. 2975 Rayon Season’s Best Patterns SKIRTS In All Wool Wonted! - A Dsllghlful Variety Of Smart FashSaas! 2.98 Make your new Easter "show-off" suit a worthwhile Investment—make it an all­ wool worsted Town-Clad! Style with a handsome out­ look for seasons to come— and stamina to match! "Su­ perb smooth finish striping* -FIRST for 10431 RAYON DRESSES Fetching gored or pleated styles for your spring wear! Gay coion I Unusual Lingerie Trimmings! Fascinating Spring Colors! Rayon SLIPS 1.29 crepe or .soft rayon satin. Some strictly tailored ... or trimmed! New Styles! Bright Colors! Jays .way April 25 the ut East* tic lookrhe Joy Easier Let's put your car in top condition for Spring driving perfect HIS Spring, it's more Important than it ever wa* before to have vour car thoroughly reconditioned ana re­ vitalized. None of u* can tell how long our pre*ent cars may have to do. We nave a war to win—ana every automobile that help* ease the transponation situation i* a potential aid to Victory. So don't take chance* with your car’, whatever make you drive. Come in now and have it put in tip-top shape by our expert, factory-trained mechanic*. There men are Essential Transportation Work­ er* who fully realize their responaibilicy to the community and the nation. Limited driving ha* created new oper­ ating problem*. Old aervicing methods ■are no longer completely ^equate. Our special Spring inspection and tune-up service is based on new procedure* that were devised by factory expert* after ex­ haustive tests in the great Studebaker en­ gineering laboratories and on the famous BOO-aere Studebaker proving ground. Easter let us keep it up to par with Studebaker snnpif pink ict peas nations orchids.' nd will to that rlety of • Lilies ttunias. Baby Easter Bros. . the ng tot order cc for id hope HOSIERY Dressy sheen or practical service weight* — Nicely MEN'S FELTS Fashion-First* At A Thrifty Price! 3” Rayon Fashion personified and ex­ cellent quality—-they're fine fur felts! Spring - featured shades and smart NEW trims] PANTIES 49c Smooth fitting, tailored styles knit In rayon! Comfortable .. practical! T Colored HANDKIES 10c □ay prints tc tuck in your purse or poc­ ket! Rolled edges! Fine quality! Choose a practical dress this Easter and wear it all season! Smart two-piece styles in otic lovely solid color ... or a charming print in bright flower pattern! Sizes 12 to 20. Thrifty Fashions Are Smart! BUDGET FROCKS Clever printed spun rayons that arc cut in the popular midriff manner! Smart twopiece styles, that can be 'turned into suits! Delightful­ ly simple button - front dresses! Sizes 12-20 38-44. Embroidered good rules to follow keep you’ «"■ up ’ fa WHITE—Best For Dress! Towncraft* Shirts Rich Broadcloth* 4 65 Sanforizedt Shrunk! ■ White is right with any outfit and BEST for dress occasions! And for perfection: Sanforized and proportionately cut to o Men's Spring Neckwear...98c •Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off. t Fabric shrinkage will‘not ex ­ GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. 111 I. STATI ST FROCKS 298 79c Head Styles By Marathon’ HASTINGS PHONE 2101 e. Neckwear 79c Dresses take on new life wltn sheer organdie loco or crisp pique collars I Rayon CLOVES 98c Dashing new season styles lu lovely rayon fabric, Attraclive spying shades! 398 Soft, sheer, frocks for dressy wear with shirred waistlines . . . others in the popular two-piece mode with casual set-in belt! Sizes 12 to 20. SPRING Keep your car up topar with Studebakerservice DRESSES Cirls Of All Ages Love Pretty Dresses! FROCKS FOR GIRLS 69 Cotton charmers for all the girls in your family—from your tiny toddler to teen aged sis! Demure little princess styles, cap­ tivating basqpe waists or trim tailored types with all the pretty trimmings girls love! Summer prints and plain colors. Tubbable, of course! A grand choice of checks, dots and "attractive prints in bril­ liant colors. Sizes I to 3, 7 to 14, 10 to 16. S M ITS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSBAY. APRIL 15. 1943 ■•a speech on pewt war problems at and high priced tin acme hwtanew ANNUAL MEETING OF New York recently which . called . unobtainable *t any price* on this THE ■*wwom. « ,_a the. concepts _______ and’’side of the river. All aii ,>-i. vwu — — vividly lo mind this rfxnif* despite xv»vi»» me Barry Co mtj‘Youth Council __ philosophy of th* Harding era which. the fact that Canada'* list of ra-i.will hold it* Annual Meeting. Moc... . o.e ironed items was not nearly ---------- — ----------------------—------------ so ex- ,day. Apnl 19. a’. 7:39 P -M h! Rf {Continued from page L Section j) himself away when he--declared In tensive as our own..Canadian mtat Hastings High ac)tc< I- All interested „ ». —--------------------,t| seriousness that America “Is counter*, for example, were loadr-1 jn th* Youth acUvfUes ot Ute tnard to heap ridicule on both the not, neVer ha* been and will never with a great variety of reasonably county are cordially Invited to atauthor and the book But we dare be «n Isolationist nation" If Brtek- priced cuts while in America, even tend VMCA the Boi Lv at them to suggest brtter ap- " u convinced that Ameri- .with rationing, prices were high and.^Th^ ^d {he O*mp Fire Gtels an^ , can foreign policy during the past the selection of meats available supported bv this organixaUan. nroaches to the problem of estobhas been any- comparaUvely scanty Perlup*. as the City Youth Council with jishlng a durable peace than Mr ( b<Jt then perhaps1 the newspaper article u-emed to help from the Hastings City CounWUUde has oatlinzd alL Harding was a great lib- Imply, the reason for this is 1«m red cil EDITORIALS canoe is "I Saw m. Fall Of The phnipotae*" bv Col Carlo* P Romulo. who served under Gen MacArthur during the days of Bataan and Comgidore Here, wain the ausnor doe* uuca a - splendid r-~ author Joo -• of •r porting which u not surpridug In and pubHiher of the Manila urnid before jcfnln* MacArthur* staff He has an unusual ability for nntag the really Important incident! of the current n*w» Mid propcrlv evaluating their significance. It is Do mere accident that hl* aeries of articles written *fter a rapid swing throuah the Orient during the prePearl Harbor days were an accurate forecast of future events which later won for their author a Pulitzer Prise Award. The thrilling narratlve of this book, however. Ls overshadowed by Col. Romulo* dteciu■ion of what•*“«*** des in th* nVemuire Philippines^ducaticm have ™eant and of culture, education anu * teuc *PUreclation of tlie demo cratic philosophy of government 21,.™“" O*”',h'. Philippines were the only ones to resist Japanese aggression: the onlv ones mmtaSne to make a ’ Jldier “last ditch" “*fourhtstand. ‘'not m* Philippine soldier foun. nt because because he he feared feared us us but out rather ratner be oe ­ cause he wm convinc'd that on1bv a U 8 victor*- could he win that final political emancipation which America ha* encouraged and of ^h”1iir^ufiMened Philippine Prrhans our PhiUnolne pollZ^£;P<£itehte£2d more h« *cci7 r “nfrcALeTwr few great persona 11 ueswno nao 1 n^ w "ire? * "*%£££: I OBITUARY OF REV. E. M. WHEELER ' Ernent M. Wheeler, son of Parsol M und Melv.ns R Wheeler. was born In Woodland township. June .m He ,ie 22. 1878. and died April 2. iK43. was united In marriage to t“ mA ary 15. 1906, by Rev. H. H. Halsey. ^.,pr. yhH,rB1^b2rxWnfEthr Mrs Wheeler and two daughter*. «•*’ whJXfr RteT O^rtek eave a’ ss g£r,,-nix."s » re .SL'ffire k: there is not necessarily anv unsur- «raln of too much purchasing ln ute miost or runaway unountable barrier between the peo- power on a declining supply of con- muauom ’pies of lhe Rast and West. Appred- «inier goods, including food and atfc>n of fair, humane treatment Is other living items. War economy. unlrerral regardless of get'graphl- he pointed out. la putting at least cal location or the color of ones twenty-five billion moi.- annual akin. We won somctlUng in the mronie in the hands oi conzumers Fbillnpme* by fair ptav that we than they can spend fcr good* and I Jolui H Birman. Jr . Baltimore ...19 could not have achieved bv force service* and this means an Im- .Twp • • of arms. Even though America Is possible strain on price and wage Mia* Violet M. Norton, Maple Grove Twp. 419 far from being th* "Knight in controls We create a bureau and 1. Fred Thomas Johnson. JohnsWhile Armor" or the 'Sir. Gala- call it the Office of Price Ad- I town ................................................. 41 had" of nation*, we ■have, probablv ministration but it can't keep a . MUs Clarissa L. Morgan. Johnsin spite of ourselves, demonstrated »table balance between wages and ।(town ................................................... 27 a fact that should prove both valu- prices 10 long as consumers hafe Leon William Haywood. Hastings 26 able and useful when the peace more money than the available' Mlw Estlwr Mae Meredith. I Allegan ............................................... 22 councils convene. Possibly our rec- supply of goods and service*, Fred L. Blackett. Hickory Corners 58 ord in the Philippines will be our i Mrs. Carrie La Moul. Hickory best contribution to the modern' One ot the Detroit dailies re­ i Comers .................................. 48 work!. cently made a sensational feature Carl F. Wood. Six Lakes <U. S • • * I of the fact that only a half a mile Army > ................................................. j.> Governor John W. Bricker of away, tn Windsor. Canada, markets Miss Dorothy Coldrtn. Hastings. 18 Ohio added nothing constructive to were loaded with 'meat* and pack- Harold E. Starks. Ketchen. Okla hls own or the Republican cause In aged foods which were both scarce «U. S. Armyi __________________ 31 Miss Majesty Becker. Hastings...22 MARRIAGE LICENSES For EGGS as Chick* gain fast on M ER­ a glorious nature, wnten which ne he loved loveo «n much much. " Rev ---------------- the ------------•“ ­ Rev. -Griffin read committ mcnl na Re ment . and Rev. Carrick said Hie rimina nraver whenPUw *un waa plodding on ilt course down the western*sky. we aU raid 'good-by*’’ to our brothtT *nd went aw»y; but not to totget that "He waa a good man and MASH 17% D it fthwj Wt I(ome He WBS dcU.gBl|| to Uw Oeil. rra| conference 1937 —-------- in 1933. — — . and and 1941. . ’It • •Is — not• so — »* hard —• »for — the one that ” »*' Now ills useful life and labor Is goe*. I over. The door in the partition beTliere are other scenes, to take up «u... . . tween this world and the Eternal thdr time. • But we know the days are lonesome. has swung open and he has passed and long through to his reward. He is gone! For 'he one that is always left be- We shall miss him. but not for long, hind. 1 Wc will meet him again "Just inside the Eastern Gate." • I hone J may live ueh a Ute here The funeral and burial wasTuesday April 6. * me was"*bright and bclow J ■■ “** day * "■*" ---------- *"■* That if Jesus should come In my attendance was large. The floral offerings were beautiful, me service I time, ..... He would say. Well done. This once, was in charge of Rev. D. H. Carrtck;jwho. who. assisted "assistedbybj/^Dr? j My Child rick. Dr. E. E~~B B You won't be tlie one th»t Is left Griffin, conducted brief services** the home and the service at the Kilpatrick church al 2;00 o'clock.; •mere arc no German war bond This was his old home church and issues fot the people—to ask the the capacity of both floors was taxed pequle to buy Naxi war bonds vol- to accommodate the crowd Twenty > unflmlv, would have amounted to a three Michigan Conference minis- ' plebfscile on the war. a plebiscite ters were present Among vLdting ; which the Nazis did not dare to ministers were Bishop W. E. Mus- ■ face." Stefan Heyn. author of "Hos­ grave. D. D.. Rev. O. D. Fleming.' tages." , Rev. Charles McCreery. Rev. Frank-' for chick, pullet and laying $5°° STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: HORSES Pr. bay colts. 4 yrs. old. wgt. 3.000 lbs. Black colt. 3 yr*. old. wgt. 1.350 lbs. broke. COWS Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old. bred Feb. 18. Guernsey heifer. 2 yrs. old, due in Moy. Durham & Guernsey. 2 yrs. old, bred Feb. 24. Jersey & Guernsey, 2 yr*, old. bred Dec. 24. Thi* I* a food bunch of heifers. $6.00 HOGS 2 Duroc brood sows, due to farrow in Moy. SHEEP HucLakia Tan. Sorrel Brown. Gelding Grey, and Stallion Blue . . . new virile colon in fine, imported FUR FELT that’* x>ft,sturdy.long-wranng.Comcin today , —for u atyle thul'll be new tomorrow! most 11 head of grade Shrop ewc». 2 to 4 yrs. old, due to lamb in April. FARM MACHINERY John Deere manure spreader. John Deere 3 sec. spring drag. 2 sec. spike drag. P & O International riding plow. No. 11 Oliver riding plow. John Deere double riding cultivator. Little Willie double riding cultivator. 3 single cultivator*. McCormick 7 ft. cut grain binder. John Deere hayloader. Dayton side delivery rake. New Ideal mower. 5 ft. cut. Wagon and 14 ft. flat rack. 1 ’ 2 h.pjgas engine. Drag cart. Corn shelter. Economy King cream separator No. 14. $3.95 - $5.00 - $6.00 WATERS CLOTHES SHOP .......... .... , 11 . - CLARENCE BULL, Prop. |AY WING. Clerk ------------- - ' HURTS ONLY DIRT­ KITCHEN KLENZER SPIC AND CLEANSER SPAN 2 ^39* •atAtt DIHOIVIND CHAtn out 8*80 CLEANSER 2 fo: 21c 1%-L* KO 5c l it PKG 1?c WHI1E SAIL OLD DUTiH CLEAHSER OAtNl C OGCtD DRAINS SAL SODA CUANtEt ANO WATCK SOFKXl* DR AHO FLOOD; O' !UDt CUMALENE SUPER SUDS FURS. QUICK t’ADS SAHI-FLUSH LGt 18c LIT nil twin; DO YOU* WOK EBY TASK CHIPS ' GIANT PKG 38c DOTS LVMYTHING GOLD DUST CLEANSER 4 FOt 19c DUZ 0111 DtsaeeiA* MAGIC WASNER makis BOWLEHE U02 CAN 18c HIRE VtNtn A-MNN DRY CLEANER GAL 52c BROOMS 37c CLOTHES LINES . KlMHININC LIOUID WHITE SAIL WAX KUTOL Q» - CUT-IITI i: 02. MG. tyielk. 8c WAX PAPER tyuuti. ca-ui. 'I’e^eiaulei SEEDLESS—TEXAS JUICY—FLORIDA FRESH—TEHDcR ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT CARROTS doz- 33? 5 ro" 29' 2echs-1V FOP LAI AO F*Bt4-T{N9U ASPARAGUS i. 20c AVOCADO PEARS 2 SOUTHERN KHALI OTS CSISP-WCU tit ACRID CELERY 2 turn 13c GREEN ONIONS ro. 25c 2 .cwt 15c PlerM}, gJ PaliMted MJMLiai/.i.'.i A'Muw.-r GOiDEH CORN (M an) 14c WHOLE KERNEL CORN rocu,c PEAS (14 rrs.» 14c (u an) 2^%33c (14 ani 2 c.% 25c .on. cur GREEH BEAMS IONA spinach (IF MS.) "cS 14c JUL1AUA FRUIT COCKTAIL SMOKED HAM „ MILD JUCAt C'.'UC—ANY SI2C PIECE SLAB BACON FRANKFURTERS is FIS.) SLICED Ol PIKE SPICED HAM MILD SUG't C'llEO BACON SQUARES 15 FTS.) (ii.atu H.iru or tucco IOHA PEAQiES (w an.) 2 2^ 39c TOMATO JUKE row.. unswurrnfo GR1FEFRUIT JUICE (u m.) ’can 23c > “cii 29c } BUTTER Mii-o-iir AMERICAN CHEESE ph SHORTENING JANE PARKER (AttA IVNNT SHAPE u 52c .. 35c SPIT t» I HOT CROSS BUNS »OI 28c EASTER CAKE 0a1(D—ttlCUF—(NUCHSD PLAIN Ol SUGAMO 3?.'. 69c PKG. 4 t C 13 WHIII LAVI* FANCY • COFFEE CAKE DONUTS DEWEY REED, Auctioneer Hastings, Mich. , " JANE PARKE! *rrT.£tt N. Church St. WHITE SUL These loots arc all in Rood workable con­ dition. TERMS OF SALE: CASH. NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. Telephone 2118 TH? PERFECT CLEANER QUALITY FOR LESS 1 1 2 tom alfalfa hay. HARNESS SERVICES, INC. 8577 ZaAi&i. SpJiitUf. HAY New I 3-4 in. tug double work harness. 4 collars, 21 to 24 inch. MERMASH. CU/ID A»D *eET THE MOST FOR YODR ynUr A*F ration STAMPS ARD YOUR MONEY As I am going to work in a Defense shop I will dispose of the personal property at public auction at the farm located 3’/i miles cast and 3-4 mi|e south of Hastings; or 1 •/< mile north of Sanborn's oil station on - hen. They pay you well for FOR WARTIME ECONOMY- AUCTION SALE Wednesday, April 21,1943 WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE were1 ... . . n o no -rr-x **r . z-» 1 Want to DUV OT bell.' 1 TV (JUT Want Column Pealltf. FORTIS pro­ feeding oil. A lifetime mash MAPLE GROVE COMMUNITY F ARM BUREAU GROUP me Maple Grove Community Farm Bureau group out at the Briggs »....* —■ , church h*sement March 20. with a pot luck supper with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gluasple and Mr. and Mrs Herman Babcock as boats and bostesMa. There were about I forty-five present, me chairman read several communications and 1 the dbcusslon was on the Increase t of production. Mr* Floyd Miller showed some picture* which Interesting, me next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cole , on^April 17 ------------ of 18% tein with vitamin A & D WALLPAPER CLEAHER MAKE MER MASH —iKwir-.5riSs&«’~- SSBi tSSi Mutphy both of Scottville survive (sisters preceded lilm In death. —n" «nT’T~ r.------. the rummer play graund-baiurd*) Her. Wheeler was atudlou* and morning basket ball leagues, dances devoted lo his calling. His hobbles „ a* the union itself. For. It I In the U. 8. A. Or posalblr the an- monUng and oUtcr > out!i.activitlM 1 weie nature and art. He received George Washington, in his .-----swer la -that in C*n*da tax rates w — •»* ’ • — -~ , tn tiuse tunes It is doubly Impornis education in the public .vclwote ffarewell .. j -a *-i—- Pcr«niuc ttnt that we guide and protect the message to the nation whoi' — are higher .» and bigger Ban- county. Ferris Institute. urged us to keep free of European, of the national Income Ik deducted interests of youth. We must nut an<j Valparaiso College. Also, for ^fau.g “in .. thtie with ’ *«• — •• ------’ dara. j— — slow'for the purchase of government lose sight of the fact that we owe special training summer terms, at moving movln, sailing „mng snips ship* me the only meth- bonds. In other words. C*o*da is our young prople ai normal a life me Union meotaglcal Seminary commutUcatlcn by sea *nd I rFstsmsi'icsUy siphoning oft the 0 *e ' ?n? at the Unlveral'>’ °* Wisconsin communications aared to »he .exc« ^^hadng power as It. ac^-one^cm ^ll fo7^. ta’uw*public $pced of tJle horse buggy. »«c cumulates mis is the basic ut w thcn dfC|de that this will be MjSugan for twoyean, schools of <jegTee Eolation was both posri- foundation for any practical ays- onc of the Major Contribution* .---------- —bl# in<J bu1 the world to- tem of. price control Canadian which wc can give—as citizens—who Christian -------------- ---------------Endeavor.meeting , —.. directdifferent Oceans are no government bureaus probably are mwt through necessity, remain on ed by Rev. C. D. Jarvis at the KllUnited n Brethivai er fonnldabie barrier* thev no better or no worse from tile th* “Home Front . 1 Patrick -— —.u— church in — — —■ Standpoint of efficiency than «.■. June 1902. He joined the Kilpatrick our _p. • • once were. — On — air. sea and. >land, class in T9U4 white Rev. 1. a. cna» JrjiNFEAK the temm has increased Personal­ own But the Canadians apparentwas the pastor. In 1912 he received wiu 11V have Rone ^out che problem of ly. we peueve believe mat that Washington. Quarterly Cunfcrcnce Uccnae to ^ognued the I beating infl*^on. “^tinner Bnd OUve Irta,rJ' w“ born ln °*k‘ preach from the Castleton Circuit . . . .. . . . conditions and altered his views ac­ .thorough and Intelligent uumner jey, Oakland County. Michigan.May Quarterly Conference. Rev. Orval we have. It would oe llfflcult j4 ^73 s^e passed away in her R Lash was the Presiding Elder, cordingly. me world which----------Wash.than ­ September 12. 1914 he was licensed home at Hastings. April 5. 1943. ington discuucd In his farewell to fix responsibility .------------- . for this sit. . »w«-y.. «to v ••»,..- -. Nov •••» 2. 1891. site was--.united to preach in Uw Gospel and given message Li|, nol not lne the »-oriu world m In wiucn which 1 uauuti. ustion. vungma Congress ->•** has me the ia power jiving for. as Madame , levy taxes and could enact laws for marriage to Eatlr-cr. Lanfrar. who membctshlp in the Michigan Annual Conference. Church of the rhl,„_ Kai-Shek has *0 effectively compulsory- 'payroll deductions to ,,f^*‘(tcd ,M're ,n d**111 A?rU ; United Brethren In Christ. In its stated.'"Modem sclenc* has so an-(apply toward the purchases in gov- 1*’,he Uvc<J Bn actUe ufe fifty-lhird- session, held at the session. .. distance jj-tance that whU whit afaf-'emment hasni loug intis'and charitable organisations organizations -------------------------— I Gaines church. Bishop C. L. Wood nlhllated ;emment bonds. But congress hasn't ,nd Charitable .» Alma, *1—pfeslding. ------1 ji—Hc WM ordained must & necessity used It* authority to *0lve the A member of the Baptist Clmrch. of nwi » «*<*••« ha.* .o*. *•>« ...« treasurer of an Elder ••• lurch at thosixtyaffect all otner other peopie. people." That is uic; the omasa. tangle. Neither the admini*- mm she: •»* was wovwu elected life in the cht ... . ...... ___ __ the .u. tration put «... forward.. Q.nfl.t Ladies I.HIx Aid AIH Active Af-tlVp in In the *' ' eighth *' ' ** session of ~ lhe • hU<MOph ,.hlch mual wwn any definite the Baptist Michigan An"lbl. world Mh ol or Trnworonr. —,-n. on , nu.1 Contone. Md -t Ih. B.rnpeace councib " if *. a. “ terrible World pmtnun. program, so. no. on. one bn. orancn 01 lhe me ----------' aby Memorial Park on August IB. £ or ,III n is to be avol dpd o ur re-., government ?”F5— W*r avoided. Our government can accuse the other ar 11 2fnt ™:C_T.U. W wmaer 1729. Bishop A. M. Joluuon presid­ action to Bricker's speech was one of side stepping the issue—and each h(>r pa-sinc Mrs Verne R Johnson ium°f disappointment bordering on with reason. Possibly the public. Losing and Ml« Lyoiu Lanfear Rev. Wheeler's service in the despalr For ln Brlelcer lt u eMy w through voluntary subscription of cf Rite city. One brother. Georg- church has been constant and faltlivUuaUM the tragic mistakes ot > government issues will accomplish jrland also of Hastings, and u host ful. For thirty-one successive years he served os putor, going to his twentv-five vean ago coming to life I raent> more toward the solution of pri-e of friends. Many mourn her psvfive year* ago commg 1 who mde by hpr appointments in the following or­ der; Bunfield 1912; Gaines 1914; ... th* administration has yet done. *-•Often alone with her thought*. Charlotte 1917; Grand Rapids 1921; Chester C. C. Davis. D*vte. Food Food AdmtnisAdminls- ; me only ureoa trouble win with voluntary «; ef- she gavc them expression in the Woodland 1922; Wakeshma 1923; Chester me muy' .... presented ___ _..A America •___ I_ __ _______ «.tt form of poetry. Her intense rellg-Freeport tcator. with samefnrt , fort<* te that H it I. is cz. so .a., easy’ tn to sit —1K<J; Woodbury —1933; — and unplesaant though perUnent facta back and wait for someone else to 10Us convictions from a heart where - to Hastings 1940 which place he was when he pointed out that thirty- do the things we. -oursehe* ore Christ abode, and her kindly sym- serving at lhe time of hla decease. He served his Conference for three years as Sunday School treasurer, and seven years u treasurer of alt Conference funds, and constantly c<? ,/d cootrola are to com-, three— which finally force* action. sentiment in'the following composi­ he has been a member of several tion. There arc those that must go out Conference Boards. Also he held .Tienibcrjiiip • »h.rp m.re.w lo rewov. lhe Iremuidou. ra.i-roln - - ol -in the World — -»■ In General Baa ids of --- ------ and was a member ol this And take their place in Life's Battle the church, ----------------------------------------.n. rotid Line the Board ।of Preachers Aid. For ss? lln Norris, R*v. Mis* Kffto Hodgeboom. aU of Huntington. Indiana. Rev. J. I. Batdorff and Bwr. R. I A. Hoffman sang. ''Song of Golden Daybreak- and ’'Saved By Grace" »1‘h Mrs. Kyle Stanbauah at th* i P1*1*0 Rrv E B. Griffin read the , 002 12c MARVEL »READ UCH 41c 329c FOOD A‘P STORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1943______________________________________ Ztc. nrM Mn UoyJ^alenUne: 1 Alto, Route 2? became the bride a beautiful wedding cake With' InAVY MOTHER'S CLUB I FIRST M CHURCH vtoe nre. nmik Hoonan of Harry Btehr, ron of Mr. and Mr. ice cream wa* served to the gueet. INSTALLS omens I Pum WallS^ Ptitlns; Henry Btehr of Middleville. Route with the help of Mn. Earl Nadi. . On Wedne.day evening of lot DMlEunl KOOtfSock-Tha mt.S’. Mra.’Lloyd Stoker; tree... 1. &iturd*y ovanlng at 1:30 o'clock and Mr. Harold Nash week tlie Barry County Navy Moth- fcracomni Met at 11:20. mJ. Gaorga Sunuir. at thebride's huo». The ceremony Arnone tlie ruest* oresau were: era Club met at lhe USD room. Sunday B 'cnlnl ot next •ft® program for the meeting was wai by Rev John McCuejgn junry Etehr and Lu­ thirtyin^tteiSince. Mnt^BniecBo^ weak the BtfVfoe ot HoiyXotnmtta- a gueafioef bgi— —U m ik . quesaon. 1 or ’reccdlM tlie care-' CJ1jc_ Mra. Jen..-- r,ynn. Clair bC02^ruM^'fL j *0On^EarterhBunday?1theTeUwtH ba beri^f^lub*^^ioclal Lov^You "J Flynn. ' N^Vr7^Mrs Owen Nash. Mr “ and 'HfMrs. rold Mary Ketcham, Firit; Nash Earl N(Uh. Mr. and Mrs Harold Maynie Norton. Second , cer and Mr. B W. Prendenburg of i Baptism and Reception of Members lowed and the tea committee served played for the wedding procession. Na»h and son; Mr. nnd Mrs Ixxux Mary Ketcham will --- -r deliver —- tb® ths Battle Creek waa infilling marshall.! at the l*:00 o'clock Service. The j rcfretilnwnU Tlie double riug Mr*, llermm Schafer ig ceremony was Wagner. Marlorle Norton. Bosler was instrumental tn . Sunrise Service will be field at 7:00. - - ■——’ 9 • used. The couple was ­ valedictory, and Marjorie Norton, Lj was attended attended by-and by- and Tom Tom Kie!busc!> Kie!bu«*i o. o..Grand .Grand Rap Rapthe saliitory ut the xcrJcr senior ctaannlRlit e’—-‘"u' onfanUlng the cluba at s^tle Creek, o’clockWOMEN’S fLUB 1 MIm LucUIr Stehr and Harold Nash. Ids and Mrs. McCue. ccordlng to Prill- ,| KalamM K“lsm.«no and cmanoae. Charlotte. ------ ---------------------------------- | FINAL MEETING Mrs. Earl Nash helped receive the Amid gaily colored streamer* and cxercW.s June 3 •«o«!lng oo ana cipal Edwin L Faylor who an-. Newly installed of ficen are: Com- FIRST CHURCH OF । For their final meeting of the year guwu. Tlie bride chose a blue suit ' noise the rouole left for their liomr nounced the senior honor student. | Mrs Prank K*tly; l.l Vice­ CMRI8T.' BC1DH1BT | on April 16 the Women’s Club wiU WIth plnk aeeeuories near Middleville Monday. April 12. al a high school ' Mra. Fred Granger; 2nd Comer Church and Center SU. • have a* guest speaker. Mr*. Beulah Adgkle, a former teacher In the awqmWy. Vice-Cotnm. Mr.. Earl Lee of Mid­ Sunday service 11 am. ji Adgatc. 9:30 |Ann J. Kellogg school or uatuc Mary and Marjorie stand first dlevllle; Adj. Mrs Nay Bump: Pin. Bunday school 9 30 A. M;ii_> | Ann J. Kellogg school^ WotoeVtay evening teaUraonkal Creek, at present treaxurw and man- .. MONTGOMERY WARD and second In scholarship In a cias* , officer. Mra. Jacob Edger. Cnapng iit ..... teetlng at 7:46. iager of the International council of 120 students. The upper one-fifth lain. Mr*. George Smith; color tear- MeeO K----------------of Exceptional Children, an organof the claes rank as follows: I er. Mrs. Shirley Henry. jlxatlon, .infc of theA. Mrs. Adjtate **”• , Man- 2BM' Ketcliuin 2 MX) Marlorle Two new Brower member,of arere enrolled. Norton* TutX Sdh.nt, 1I Mr.Glenn HMUng* »nd FREE METHODIST CHURCH peak on. "Individual Dillerj Cor. E. Coltax^at Bolt wood and will analysethat wfthmembers' numer-.. 2 884. Richard Swanson 2.600. Ray-1 Mrs. O..D Chue O.r,^dllev25f ._. 7:30^1ch cvenlnge8pcriaV>Revlval ology. It UJiiigesTcd The Middlevlle Mother* contri­ mond Kenyon 2 389. Orlha Hawbllta Services through Sun. Ape. «lh i bring notebc^* pencil. The 2 366. Pauline Chandler 2 353. Vlr- buted a couch throw to be used In Sunday — April 18. meeting will be held at the home of S O J^m room by the servgtnla Wheating 2336, Joseph Beck the local U U-S-O. 10:M Sunday School Mr., J. H. Tredinnick and the an­ 2287. Ula Garlinger 2177. Robert ice men. «Uo two comfortables for navy hospital nr or where il :M Morning worship nual membership tea will also be a Murphy 2.133. Marjory L Boyes usc tn •a ""•* 7:30 Young People’* Service. feature. 2.0TO. Scnta Furrow 2.057. Donald needed most. Following tha.bu^nera 0i'». JJUdys^ uinay* Hildebrandt Mimcnranai Clark Ji2 039. - - itt " 1 JOHNSON—MORGAN 2.028. Orville nush 2.025; Jrwle Jar- .refreshments w*re aenwl by the - ’ . .L99J. «>.• Dougin* ----- ................ 1 r . ­ rnmnvitlrr Mrs Leonard l^-onnrd Murilny committee. Mn. Murphy. RAPTIKT church 1 Miss Clarissa Morgan, daughter of rard Payne 1.972. Le BAPTItoT CHURCH Mr> Una Morgan, and Fn-d JohnMrs. Otto Uenhath. Mn. C. H. Leo ­ roy Wheeler 1C44. Juanita Swift Sunday scnool at 10 o clock. Di- w0 wo of Mr and Mrs ortn john1.917. Hannon Wilcox 1.903. Wini­ nard. Mrs. Frank Rogers and Mrs Dump. Guests present ....... — vtne service* at 11 o clock. wn were united in marriage Friday included fred Lancaster 1 887. Shirley Kings­ Nay Bump. Bv.nln, „ th, OmlcLr w . bury 1.881. and Sybil Woodmansee Mrs Bader. Mra Frcndenburg. Mrs ; speaker for thB-servlce will be Mr.l><mage ln Battle Creek by the Rev John । Saxman. Mrs. Arthur Wilson . IBM : । McCareli Mr. and Mrs Johnson are Mary S Ketcham, daughter of and Mrs. Senton Daniels of Battle Samuel OsUoth. TU<»A»y nlghu B.YP.U. al the promtneni young people of Banfield ’ . . Mrs John C. Ketcham of Shriner Creek. churtn. All young people invited and |hey wll| rcaidc on the groom s Ave. not only ranks first in scholar­ Mrs. C. ’ H. Leonard. Mrs. Nay Wednesday nights prayer meeting father-*, farm. ' ship in this year's graduating clsas. Bump, Mrs. Prank Rogers. Mrs —------- — hu’ she wa-. recently awarded the Leonard Murphy, Mrs. Fred Grang­ at the church at 7:30. Giris League scholarship cup which er and Mrs. Frank Kelly attended HASTINGS METHODIST niSTRICT^MEETING was a recognition of her leadership a club meeting in Battle Creek on i onndwill Those from Hastings who attend-: and service to Hie school in athlet­ Tucaday evening of last weak as Preaching services al ed the District meeting of Ute Reics. music, dramatics publications of that club. Other gue?t* and Hendershott Time 10 and 11.30. «Hux:iatlan Tuesday were! .speech, class ofllces. and clubs guests were mothers from Charlotte and A combined Palm Sunday and chariea Leonard. Mrs. Chariesj Mary ha* participated in volleyball, Knlamasoo An interesting and en­ Easter service at each church. An J Ann-blf, Mrs prank Kelley Mrs softball, tennis, soccer, basketball, joyable musical program was given opportunity be given for bap- j Cole nnd was manager of the Girls Ath­ by a group of Coast Guards from turn and forwill rtcepUon member*^.(Mrs Cha. Freer letic association one year In mus.*.* Pine lake and a Coast Guard from n^the Martta Church I Mrs Fr,nk Newton. Mrs. Hugh rhe ahowed interest by singing in St. Paul. Minn., sang several solos beleUheld at theKSdSol Martin Hull Mrs Hende?Jiott Fri enuren "'apti'J Maurice Roush. Mrs. Harry'Shute the choir chnlr sexietc. and "H MS The Hastings women felt that the th Pinafore." Debate oratory, the Book visit was worthwhile as they re­ ‘be HendershoU bchool Fri. April Mfs Lyl? Kurr Week nlay. nnd th" Spotlight also ceived many helpful suggestions and Mrs. Carl Weyerman. Mrs. Jess Sny­ claimed her time. Mary has served new ideas about ways to serve lhe ,0- 8 P-1”'- - her cln*s in the capacity of secre­ boys in lhe Navy. . der. Mrs. Oay Norton. Mrs. Roy , THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB tary. treasurer and president. She Preston. Mrs. Guv Pewleas. Mrs Tlie Thomapple Garden Club met Fern Toles. MUs Horence V Wood wa* a member of the Girls League At the meeting here on Wednes­ Board. Public Service Chief of the day evening. It was reported that April 8 nt the home of Mr. James and Miss Daisy Skidmore. school nnd held office* in the Fac­ Frank Weyerman. who Is a radio Langston- The meeting was called ulty-Student'council. Slie is a mrm- man in the navy, had been injured to order by the preaident. Mn. W. STEHR—NASH , ber of the recently oreanlxed Vic­ and U in a Beattie hospital, and D. Barnes and the election of offi­ A very pretty wedding was solem­ , tory Corps and has belonged to the that George Herrick, son of Mrs. cers waa held. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY The following offkersc were chos­ nised when Alice Lucille, daugh­ following clul>: Booster, Seasons George Smith, has been returned to ter of Mr and Mrs John Nash of en: President. Mrs J. PMohler: Snorts. Book M.-sIca! Variety. Girl his’ home in Long Beach. Cal., re­ BREAKFRONT SECRETARY Reserve*, and Usher. covering from injuries received when In journiilisin .she was n nfetnber the boat. "Tlie Chicago", was sunk of tlie Fortnl'tht stiff nnd editor In the South Pacific. of the Doomsday Book. home! Mohogony veneerv ond Her plnnVate to attend the Uni­ hardwood, wtinwood Ways. 74 versity <>f Michigan. Mnrjnrb'- L. Ndrinn. daui'hter nf inches high. Mr and Ml* (lav Norton of 127 W H.H.S. HONOR LIST ANNOUNCED CHURCHES ship and bus been active in school PRESBYTERIAN r.nmil'xntlonM. Mu«!c haa been her ANNOUNCEMENTS „ . S. Conger Hathaway. Pastor main interest as shown by her hav­ ro THE IKINORAnu: MAYOU AND 225 W. Center St. Phone 2265 ing belonged tn the girfa glee club The Pastor's Communicant Class choir, choir srxtaUe. and orchestra at well ns having nartlcinatrd ir> will meet at the manse Tuesday. ■ Chonlta" nnd "H M. S Pinafore " April 13. at 7:30 P. M. Sunday mornmg worship at 10:30 Mariorl" >i,ow"d drnnnti^ inclina­ tion In the Bock dnh nlav. Snotlieh’ o'clock. Sunday school al 11:45. and "On Our Wav." She was bu'iTlie Sunday Evening club will NAME or 0H1CE ne«s manawr. and editor of the Fortnight Hr club membership In­ meet nt six o'clock. Patricia Fewcluded the following: Usher. Be- less. president At the Session meeting Tuesday Camera. Book, end Musical Variety night it wav decided that Mie She is on the mllrgc nrrnaratorv Lord's Supper should be adminis­ course, but her plans for the next tered .at the morning service April! year ate tent mi-. <• Members of the Ladies League of Bop^rvnar. ut a 4U w*rd»— the Presbyterian church meet Fri-| ». *»*»•"*•** . . day at the church to tie qijilta for j *up«vi»w. a 3rd w*rd»thc Red Cross. 1 J WARRANTY DEK&S Charles Kennccn to Murray FIRST U. B. CHURCH. A M. Coldren. pastor TSchnurr ami' wife, co Ac. Sec. 9 Palm Sbnday , • Thornapple Twp. — 9:55 A. M. Bible School «»th *“.•»» « »“<Otis Altman and wife to Waynard V. Belscn and wife. 60 Ac. Sec. 23. classes for all ages. 11:00 A. M. Morning worship 1 Baltimore Twp. 3:00 P. M. Devotional service at George V. Juppstrom to Burr Coo­ ley and wile. N1.- lots 4 and 5. B) the Jarstfer Convalescent Home. 6: 30 P. M. Adult C. E. group. 11. Daniel Striker's Add. Hasting:City. 7: 30 P. M. Song service and Gos­ George Stowell and wife to Fran­ pel message by the pastor. ces Koch. 48 A'-. Sec. 27 and par Tuesday at 8:00 P. M. there will See. 28. Hostings City. be a special service at which Rev. Frances Koch..to George Stowcl! Alfred SilvcrnaU. pastor of lhe Naxnnd wife. 48 Ac. Sec. 27. and par arene church will preach. All are Sec 28. Hastings City. cordially Invited to attend.,., Luke M. Sensiba and wife to State Thursday at 7:30 P. M.Vhe mid­ of Michigan. 40 Ac. See. 9. Yanke- week prayer service* for the adult Springs Twp. nnd young people's groups. leRoy Perkin* nnd wife to Hattie Good Friday services 1:30 P. M appnrlr.l by Kinilh HHI Bowers, par Sec. 16. Woodland al the Emmanuel Episcopal church. 7:30 P. M. at the Free MelLOduc Ekinn E. White to Laura E. Wiiitc church, lots 32 nnd 33. crooked Lake Sum­ mer Rnsnrt. Barry Twp. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL George e; ■Bennetr snd wife tc CHURCH G. .8. E Thompson, par. Sec. 28. Emmanuel Episcopal church will Assyria Twp. observe Palm Bunday at 11 o'clock Frances Wive tn Ernest F. Wise The choir will sing "The Palms" by Faure. Thsre will also be com­ munion ut 8 A. M. and Sundayi Barbour to Norris L Allen, school al 10. ct al. par Sec. 19. Barry Twp Charlie A. Perkins to Interna­ GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH tional Seal and Lock Co lot 1249 Morning worship at 10:30. Tlie Hastings City. dedication of flag. will taka ptace Prank E Slocum to George W in the morning service. Harry Ear­ Spencer and wife, lots 4 nnd 5. B). sen. commander of the Lawrence 11. Kcnfleid's Second Add.. Hastings Butler Post. American Legion and Qty. Jake Walker end wife to Lillie M Richard C. Everhart, president of Densmore lots 4 and 5. Bl. 16. Dan­ Grace Church will act as color ocarers. Members of the Pl tag era Id te! Striker's Add.. Hasting* City. Frank Sage, and Frank Sage as Corps No. 100 W. R. C. and the Gdn. Elsie W. Sage, to Archie To­ American Legion will attend. Sunday school at 11:30 A. M. bias and wife. N1.- lot 437. Has­ tings city. Jacob W Reuter.and wife to WESLEYAN METHODIST Claude L Walton and wife, lot 5. CHURCH Bl. 9. Fretport Village Hastints Sunday school at 10:30. Momlpg State of Michlenn by Stale Land Office Board to Joseph Kauffmcn service at 11:30. Clara meeting and wife. par. Village of*Freeport. Floyd Gaskill, leader at 7:30. Eve­ ning evangelistic message at 8 00 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS Prayer meeting Wednesday e\eNellie I Miller to Gladys-Rule. nlYoung people's meeting Friday 80 Ac. Sec 15. Johnstown Twp. Gladys Rule to John A Millet evening at the home of Robert Kid­ and wife. 80 Ac. Sec. 15. Johnstown der. Twp. Lawrence Tobin*. ct al. to Ada Tobias 71 Ac. Sec. 16. Baltimore PILGRIM HOLINESS TABERNACLE Twp : lot 435 Hastings City. Rev. 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Ralph Sinclair of two children called at the Chester P-*11?- F.iiiy, Apr.1 9. In honor of Uw season. A thicken ......... - — Clifford Touley. son of Mrs Jacob Sheridan. Mr. and Mrs. Russell J- £ WUMCUM * Baxter home at Middleville and at ™r daughter. Burnlce Annes aerved at 7 o'clock followed by Tousley of Sheridan, Saturday af- Toiulcy and Paul of Carson Cky: the John Belton home i>t at Irvin® irvtng •*«h‘h «ueU1 cards, carcu. with wnn prize* prizes going to to Mr* aaravay Gay !frn?’Ln,al 3 °‘c,ock- Bl lhc homc of Mr. and Mra. Colon Schalbly ol pr“er'c^ “ the tn Bunday afternoon. . Norton. Chotlcs Freer. Mrs. Anna ‘he Uriue. Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mra Hobart The bride arac Rev. J. R. Chrtspell went to Newton nnd Gay Norton. Plans were ■ The double ring ceremony waa Schalbly and Mrs. Harry Decker of Ung* High. Blanchard Bunday where he Is enj- < — ,u....... day cake, place cards, nut cups — made for lhe annual picnic jq fcp rea(j by thr Rrv. Kennard Schalbly Grand Rapids; Rev. and Mrt. Ken*””1" gaged in a two week-'* evangelistic Mr. and Mrs Kellar Stem and ana vors camea out tnc . —_____ and m favors carried out the suriai aprmg ne|d i... n August at Lc'ach____ lake.| Of Hopkin*, uncle of the bride. The nard Schalbly and children of Hop­ campaign nt the Wesleyan church. Mra Ml Er-,NrJln’ ,pcnt Thursday color scheme. Bernice Anne re• • bride was given in marriage by her kins; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Blair of Mra. J. L- Valentine vuited her son lncBw“i££J otw« Hon .m “*•« »~r >j«;y Madelinee uiaiK. Clatk. aaugmer daughter oi ot Mr.' pin AHegan: Miss Marion Mnichele of tnduetion’tnto th^ **r. father. She ~ wore a soldier blue ••■•' and wife. Mr. and Mr*. Roland Vai... , (trine snrlno milt with naw and ___ _ Erwin Clark, entertained 1 strU* spring suit navy Lanalng: Mr. and i. Chesentine at Ann Arbor over tee week- an . George Snook spent several days in uncle ot the otl Miss Janet Buckcloo-dKUPlc**- fourteen of her utile trieno* on , .C°or^8P.~y 'lrr Hesterly and family cf .Lake end. While' there she attended lhe He formerly resided ... Chicago last Week. -«» . surprised al her home on 8 Tuesday afternoon. Uie occasion be- °r whlte snap dragon.i ar a rose*. Odessa: Mr*. James Hesterly and baptismal services in lhe new Meth- ‘ Clare Beach 1* expected home Mr. and Mra Mrs Clyde Gamble and anlly Elizabeth Walts and Mr. and cetved hi* basic trainhu. *ri odist church. Her little grand­ from Detroit visit wnn with nt* hl* two children of Jackton were SUnBun- Broadway by <i number cf her mg her birthday. Games und mint- i Her only lewfUy was a sweethear. •troll (or for a vuut week in March he wostrani school friends an her birthday last mg for tlie "aaster Kausll" iurlocket, a gift of lhe groom. Mrs. Henry Schalbly. West Woodland daughter. Btuuin, was one of thlrv.. Mrs. Mary Beach. over “ the • day gue«U of Mr. and Mrs. Charles -Saturday evening. Games and music nisr.cd the entertainment as wellHer only attendant wax her al - i ty-nve babies baptized. Mrs. Valen- motner. Mrs. and Mr. nnd Mrs George Schalbly weekend. .................B„ y?le,an<i. Mrs John John Delnaay rwlnaav were were 1were the order of the evening. Cen- as old the cake winch had a musx ter. Mrs. Eugene Bl.nr of Allegan andson. Woodland, tine also visited relatives In Ypsl-. weezena. lunti and returned home Monday. Sgt. Gordon H. Leonard visited I, Detroit a few day* on business Itcring the dining room table, a box in r.whicn played "Happy Birth-' who wore un ensemble of blur with ­ Sgt. and Mrs Totuley left Satur­ rt'ins home Aprt* >• Mr*. Fred Durkee of Carlton, who;Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cronk and I0 lew “*■>* u“ large birthday cuke ^llfl sixteen day." Toe children were gnen Eas- matching navy and white ncceesor- day tcir a visit with relative*, a;­ Pvt and Mr* Birman left B»Uk ft.-, tsusHw.fx*-’-a ■candles made a later attraction. A ter baskets to take home with them. •«•* les ««-•• Her corsage -•». was yellow daffodils Sheridan before he returned to hi* v»nnv rt.rrartiu l.» Creek Saturday evening for rem land Valentine fur the past week, V . Meade, XfriHr Uanliml and roses. lovely gift was left for Janet In . ... l>o«t at Ft Francis E. Warren. W>Maryland. ’ aUo returned home Monday. A A .* n-M.tat*.. u.lll ■ 1^—nming. Mr*. Totfaley will *tay wiUr ; remembrance of this anniversary. The Pythian Sisters had their Byron Hesterly. brother of the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sage. Miss comMnv'frwn^Saglmiw “over31 the I Keith*Daniels, leaves on PYiday for 1 ‘ ’ l potluck supper and meeting Tuesday bride attended as best man her parents for the present. ——Wood--------- ! Thirteen billion dollar*—tha goal Charlotte Lake and Mias Mabel Sis­ weekemi Alto Mr. and Mrs Edwin Ste^Newtra accompanied'• Mrs. Herbert Wedel entertained evening. Flans were made tor at­ The bride's mother was attired tn land Correspon dent. of lhe Second War Loan drtva of son were in Grand Rapids on Fri­ ---------the Treasury Department—U th« ftobert* of Charlotte were Bunday Mra^u-Tild WeBuJe -a dozen guests, who are members of tending tlie convention in Kalamu- a dress.of soldier blue crepe and day. wore a corsage of pink • u ■ । OU T.O DON'T turn Americans spent for new auloDON’T BUY THINGS YCT a card club, on Friday evening as • zoo May 5. ' Mrs. John Ingram went to Grand “UMro Ann. Baldwin and d.ueh- > “ vWUn|t hcr hU,‘* a birthday surprise for Mrs. Vivian NEED—BUY WAR BONDS mobiles In the lite years from 1881 Mts. Tbusley. mother of the groom . ... u cedar tan crepe drea* and a INSTEAD. . .to 1941 inclusive. Anderson. Prizes were won by Mrs. I in honor ol hl* thirteenth birth- wore ------------------aisicr, mra waic wiu» is u>. RachcL Davis and Mrs. Mae Trelb day. Reynolds Cordes entertained------------------J. M. Townsend of Lowell was l.avAlln., prize hv the traveling by Mrs Mrs n B. ‘ Mn, four fH.-nrl. friends r>n on HiinHn'. Sunday nflnmrxm afternoon In Uw city-on Thursday on busi­ "" home h-“' for the and A- O’Donnell. M1U Mrs Co,me Corine .»» Gless by taking them to the Strand, lhe ness. Mr*. Townsend accompanied — — -• ”------- — — —• - group later returning to the Cordes him anil spent the day aa the guest ot Mrs. B. F. Cowies. i home for refreshments. guest. Mrs Angelo Splris was in Grand Rnplds on Friday. Fot the pleasure of Captain R. Tuesday evening, the Girls' club Edward Boltum of DeteqU spent u of Dr nnd Mr* G. Flflnli* and Llcut. Comm. Pvt. David Goodyear returned on >. Kv S. B met with Mrs. Gerald Lawrence for Ms—parents. Mr and |M. D D Thursday to Comp Mend. Md.. aft­ Sunday .. with „ w. n»»<» wprp -«=•■ M —rs — Walton's Mcimyre. McIntyre, wnv who were uw here un on short dessert and bridge, two tables being er Mending eight days here wiUi hl* ____ . Dr. ...A ThiTRiv nnd Mrs Clifford Clin- mother nnd sister. Mrs George |,caVM and .... Mra. Herbert ' Wedel in play. parents. Mr. und Mrs. D. 8. Good“•.•k-’k. « “■I ~ <■■ ■ ■ ' '________ -• I Lansing, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs H. B. Barry Co. Medical iCMr. nnd Mrs. LcsU^^Hawthornc Society on | On Wednesday evening of last “Sils* Mary McElwain returned Crane and Elizabeth and Bob of Thurrduy evening. Out of town week, Mra. Dun Lewis entertained and children visited his parents. Pennville. the J. F. F. dub. Mra. Merle Wheat­ members present were Dr. nnd Mrs. Wednesday, yesterday, from a week's . . Mr. nnd Mr*. H. J. Huwthunw, uf Mr. and Mra. Rex Tate of Ypd- M. A. Hoffs Of Lake Odessa. Dr. ing winning‘the traveling prize. Mr*land ^fr^Tte^Beott-5F U*tro^t* | Mr and Detroit over the weekend. and Mrs. Everett Phelps of Clarks­ Miss Hazel Caukin. who is em­ Places were laid for r.ix al lhe Mrs O Yerlv leave* next week Mra Gilbert Tate were ville. and Dr. C A E. Lund of Mid­ ployed in the office at the Kellogg.I C&TwIth — - E her dfuBhterBMrat Fra”k Sunday guests of Mn and Mrs. L dleville. dinner given by Carol Goodyear at airport in Battle Creek, was home i Tuesday the home of her pareuU. Mr. and da^hten grade. over lhe weekend. .visit wit., no m *mb*.m... Mra^Frank Mrs D. S- Goodyear, on Monday ; Mr. and Mra. Glen Densmore nnd I Pronin! nt PeUluna. Cal Mra. Yer- “ M‘r“kanri Mrs*'Robert* McGlocklin In honor of JJruL ’ Cctnm. and x,„ Ed.nnl SUrtw .U.nM l> .!>> «P«U lo .Uli r»Uuv,. U, Mf ^,1.“" ol M, "dM,. evening in celebration of her thir­ Mn K s. McIntyre nnd Captain teenth birthday. Later the lioatcu funeral of George Downs in Grand Los Angeles. | n»vrm In Rutland R. G. Finnic. Mr. and Mrs. Richard •nd guests saw "Silver Skates" ut Rapids Tuesday afternoon. I Miss Elin Tyler was In Baltic, Fr.d Hauns in RutiaiM-, oris Gamble of Ypsilanti Cook entertained Informally In i tiie Strand. _ Mra LWta Rogers and MU* Hene Creek on Monday Hww ' ~ with Mrs. Orville their home on Friday evenlbg. The 100% FLAT OIL weekend Rouers were gueste Rogers gueate of Mr. and imd Mrs |. Sgt. Sgt- and Mr*. Mrs Clifford Russell RumcII i1 ---------- ------------------- pathrring served also to celebrate Tlie N. C. 500 club of twelve met Wifite Rnplds from ■»'Marguertte Marguerite Kenfleldi. Willi* Cote of Big Rapids Kenfieldi. and and her her son. son. 1 H*vte». , n-imn and the blrthdav anniversary of Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hewitt Saturday lUl Bobby Seay, Seay, of of Camp Camn How Howze. Mra Ray Pierce or rx-iwn UH Monday Monday. Mrs Mrs. Cola Bobby — Texas. mra. WALL & CEILING Frank Carrol hers and the succms- Saturday .1; ri. , xrana uwnniKia anu me oalUTt evening, high "500' scores and Glen Cota, who was home from are visiting her father. Charles Mtes Joan smite retur and Glen Cota, who was home from are visiting her father. visit with pvt. fUj completion of the Barry Count. — KOi•-){ nK to Mrs. Clarence Caypon and. Great und Horn Great Lake*. Lake.*. Ill Ill.. brought brought Mr* Mrs RogRog- Kenfleld. Krnfleld. and and brother*. brother*. Prank ? Cross drive of which Mrs -I------- Warner \ era JgJJ!’ AHr|*L5’*ircc 1 Fort Leonard and low scores to Mr. ers and and Miss Miss Roger* Roger* home home MonMon- Richard Richard Krnfleld Krnfleld. "«S Brtuii. ot l«'“4 «“ 5^™“ ' day. They Hwy were were accompanied accompanied by by | Wallace of Washington. 92“...Albion nUrnrf |I and Mrs. Dim Ashaltcr. day. Wallace Bldelman Bldelman of Washington. .I w Mra Gordon Cota und Mrs nnd baby who |ID. D. Ci C* was here Monday, coming to to;I to her home on Sunday after spend- , Forty members and guests were I On Tuesday. Mr*. G. M. Brower u lll visit Hastings relatives for two 1 attend the funeral of his grand- ing a few days with her sUter. Mrs. Week* ' 1I mother. ur« Wultor Rid,Iman Mrs. -Walter Bldelman. delightfully cntcrti.lni-d Wednes- ; was hostess to lhe J. F T. club, New life! New beauty! New livability in homei tranifonned with Fox dav when Mr*. Frank Andrus 1 the guest.v taking a potluck dinner, R. G. Finnic, who lias Keith Marshall Warner was home from ■ Captain •». Mr. and ws Max MiUer of Nnsh- opened her home for the April Cards were played in the afternoon, magic ncw-discovery flat oil “SNO-SHEEN" Interior Finish. ONE Willow Run over Sundav ■ been home on a ten day leave, will , vllle spent Fridav with Mr. and Mrs. Navy Air Cadet Hollis Isenhalh Is , go to Chicago Sunday with Mr. 1 ^MeGl^kiln meellntt of Emmnnuel Guild. A most ‘ . COAT covers such surfaces as bare plaster walls, wall paper, jean*Hewton left last week interest Ing review of Lloyd Doug- I Piners were laid for fourteen men । casein paint, brick, cement, kalsomine and wood. Supplied in 8 whi n at Charles Leonard evenlni; enter-i. was <glrtnnbv,^.irs,°Aber?Johnson talned dinner H. on Monday authoritative pastel eludes and white which may be tinted to at hjs Podunk lake cottage. compli­ many color combinations. For beauty's and economy's take . . . Mrs. F E Lowry nnd children, and family came Thursday, today. Whecler inee Marian with Mrs Wnllnee Osborn chair- mentary mentary to Lieut, Lieut. comm. Comm. K. S. Me- : Julie and John, and MU* Dorothy to siwnd he weekend with Mr and Ann vWUed J* wL^SK' eMovaMr 'one' Th' ' utc “SNO-SHEEN'T MrTjSeutT McKnight"------------------ Ickw) “nd dnU«ht" Ann. vWted ,man of the board in charge, at which । Corning were In Romeo over lhe, ailcsts »™«nh MeKnioht , of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Well- ; %iiradav‘nd Mra' W i,rd 1plans for the Easter Tuesday tea evening »fus an cnjojaMe one. weekend, where they celebrated the fare for the week arc their nephew. Ick™ °"_IhMSBJGeorge Fuller of .were discussed. Tea was served Mrs. Russell Zerbel was hostess to birthday of Mrs. Lowry'* father. | J^rtT Ha^r*o?'MltaaUtni ^end' Woodland and Oliver Ickes of Lake iwith Mrs. Charter Pott* preddlnv her club. Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mr*. Dun Lewi* go to L “ Bernice ’ ^&!el^ Committee members for lhe meeting April 7. (or dc.wrrt rind enrds. Win­ Mansfield. Ohio, tomorrow for a j jBMra were Mra. Wallace Osborn Mr-' ner* at ixrdro were Mrs. Royal week's visit with their son and Arndt and Dorothy Farrell of Green home of Mr and Mra. WUtard I k Rthor. Mrs. Fred Wolcott. Hayes. Mrs. Duane Miller nnd Mrs. daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mr*. Max Enk iEETa' OWnlwllWM’tCnd fuSSd o™ he?" broUwr^-Uw. .Jacob ,Mrs. Earl Rothnar. Mrs Deli Sut­ Zerbel. Traveling prizes were won Lewis, and on Sunday the former by Mrs. Hayes and Mra. Zerbel. HASTINGS TELEPHONE 2331 142 EAST STATE ST. couple will celebrate their gulden j WMr*MRoyB Cordes nnT dauzhter. Oeorae Down*. In Grand Rapids ton and Mrs. Eugene Freeman. _ Mrs.' Lloyd Anderson will entertain j wedding anniversary at their son'* Margery. . left on Wednesday to ‘..““’p... Marble and Miss Grace ! Tlie Women's Hospital boon! was the club on Wcd., April 21, home. Rclrkord spent,Saturdaytn Knh.- entertained for tea on Monday at Mrs J. W Hewitt went to Lansing npciw >>mcv .SJE1? .’!19L21r'o ".d n~t rkartl imcnt Saturday in Kniatoday to remain till Saturday visit- Mrs. Victor Drilea (Margery Rcy- «««» visittoS Nir and Mrs Ralph the home of Mrs. Frank Cnrrothers. BANNER WANT ADVN ?AY ing Mr. and Mrs. John Hewitt and nnldsi in Tyler. Texas. UhK.,nr.?“. Bt 'inl members present were Mrs. I y UcuL*Comm «uid Mra. K 8. MeW*1*'*® Kellar Stem. Mrs. Edward Good­ Mr nnd Mr* Merle Kelly. I Lieut. Comm, and Mra. K S. Me- £“■ ........... Kellal year. Mrs. Charles Doyle; Mrs. Over Sunday gur*ta of Mr. and Intyre and daughter Janet spent r ' Maurice Edmonds of year. *ln Kalamazoo Trank Andrus. Mrs. M. A. Lambie Mrs. Winston Merrick were her par- Sunday Sunday'in u weekend with Mr. Franl ent*. Mr. and Mrs Charles DeLano Mr*. F BUnmils. “ nd ’Mrs Fred Jones, president of Mrs. Ella Rogers of Prairieville Prairieville .Xd and of While Pigeon, and her brother- wax a guest lust week of Mrs. Eliza • Char ic« s2 — the hospital guilds. " Mr. and Mrs. Charles ShellcnbarL,.. : ...,d .nd Mr. an I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Monica nnd i Chumberiain of Ann Arbor. n,',LM^ unp^jS'n)Cjr'1 Mrs. Fred Stebbins entertained' Mrs. Marie Bigler of Detroit vtalt- Mrs. Cecil Clark spent Sunday al at Greal Lakes Naval Training i Hospitd Guild No. 1 for dessert M her u>ler. Mr. Preem... Eumu. lhe home ol Mr. uni Mr, OMe feu- «>"!“! | and fridge on Tuesday. Bunday and Monday. “ i^tt __________ M>tt hi In Grand Rapids and brought station bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zerbel vis-, their granddaughter granddaughter. Marcia Joy j । The eight members of lhe McrriIted his brother nnd sister-in-law. Bassett, home with them for n visit. । mi m< 11 AL COURT ! I-Oo club were entertained by Mrs Max McKee nnd daughter.! mere were three arraignments be- : Mrs. Shirley Henry' on Thursday Judie Kay. returned on Friday to I forc Municipal Judge Corlright '•'’rrncen. W*nr.cr at bridge was their home In Buffalo after spend- Monday morning. ’ Mrs. Albert Kinnc nnd Mrs. Dan ins a week with Mr. and Mrs. Clair Oscar Kuempel. 50. charged with Lewis won lhe traveling prize. McKee. I being drunk was assessed a fine of Pvt. and Mrs. Glen Bachelder of tl0 Bnd COJts of M 50 Mr. nnd Mrs. Maurice Greenfield, C*?’Pit2rf.n\ia 'uJ!clniM?»erriWKu!J'l Russell KimnwL charged wlthas- of 312 E. Slate Road, entertained end with Mr. und Mrs. RUhurd Nix- sau|( an(j battery, pleaded not guiltv for dinner Saturday evening Mr. STEAM HEAT S’1S',,J?ItM8!w.^nSS‘wS! °n t°"d ,,M nnd Mrs. Edward Ryan. Mr. and Mr.*. Jack Piper and Douglas Har­ HOT A COLD WATER i .Wfihfi; rison cf Baltic Creek. SHOWER BATH Mrs Herbie Wilcox entertained the Jolly Dozen Club at her home Thursday afternoon. Ten mem­ Mrs. R. J. Hinkle of Milwaukee»*v bers and four visitors were present. left on Wednesday for Chicago aft- | BANNER WANT ADS PAY cr a few days visit with Mrs. D. D. , ---------------------------------------------------------Walton. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Barnes and , Pfc Charles Barnes Were weekend guests of her mother. Mrs. Nettie M, and Mr. H.nr» Zarbalof Mar-! W_ VanD. OrtltaMMr andUr.' UMU « Wrdn-da, ot» Mrs. E. A Burton and Mrs W. U Shultera expect to leave Lakelarid. Fla., today fcr home, anrivta* Mon­ day. They arc coming by auto, *«■ * -----------BDd and Mildred Glasgow b Raptda were Sunday guesti ,and Mrs. Herbert Freeland. Mrs Herbert Bishop. Mr» Free­ .man Furrow, Mr. and Mr*. Richard UBhop and Mr* Hilda Zerbel were .In Detroit Monday attending lhe PERSONALS CbgM. ot H^Ttr.^ris completed comnlcted and i* and he he left left Niles Nile# on on Tuesday for Lowry Field. Colorado. C. B Brandstetter made a btul« Detroit MM _______ _ nuaa u.u trip to on Thursday. n n winnu anrf Mra David Fi^hRweJi>PwSdnesdav Idnehoon rSIu of Mra Hum^Cuuchcat th. - Q P [ [VENTS < J V VlrtL U I U II l -» hi »■ DISCOVERY ONE COAT X l‘S.S,'n“ Washable PAINT OU“ G. E. GOODYEAR HARDWARE skf <»; I i&i^orM^uSw.W ““ •' <ir'“ *— N“v*1 Tral",n‘ ROOMS w HOTEL HASTINGS 1 Friday aud Saturday SPECIALS! 19 Steven* 11" All Linen Crash Bleached or unblch. Full Fashioned Rayon Ho«e Reduced to .......... 79‘ Pajama*. 29 Slips, Gowns Odas and ends $j39 . 40" Unbleached Corsets ... Muslin One group. >2.50 value | __ 81*" wide feather Eft1 Fine Gabardine 3U 38 ". Tan & Blue Blue Denim 220 Heavy ......... , QE‘ Ow Rayon Panties Brassieres and Garter Bells 50 39' Head Scarfs CCc Heavy, Large Sizes and Turbans 39c. 50cQ9 Turkish Towels LARVEX Moth Spray, qt. $1.19 pt. 79c DICHLORICIDE CRYSTALS, 1 Ib. _49c DOLPH MOTH SPRAY, pt._____ 69c RUTLAND PAINT CLEANER____25c WALLPAPER CLEANER________ 10c JOHNSON FURNITURE POLISH . 39c JOHNSON GLO COAT WAX, qt. 98c JOHNSON PASTE WAX, 1 lb. __.59c Visit Our Fountain! Heavy large .......... 39' Fountain now open 8:30 A. M. to 10 P. M. Uniforms $J95 Special Combinations of Ice Cream with Sherbets for home use. House Coats $4 98 but we’re ahead of time with the finest collection of new Spring clothes in town NO FABRIC is longer wearing than a worsted. Al the head of our spring parade of fine clothes is a large collection Sodas Sundaes Drinks Sherbets White and colored 1' of good looking all wool worsted suits, priced from . . EASTER SUITS by Hart Schaffner & TOP COATS—42.50 Morx-45.00 EASTER SUITS by Clothcroft 35.00 TOP COATS 29.50 . 19 Piquot Sheeting .................. 59 Piquot Tubing 42 Foxcraft Tubing 39 Pillow Cases 30x42 80x80 sq. .. 45 Pillow Ticking Fancy, proof 48 25c value $4 95 $5.00 Dresses One Rack, choice Wash Dresses Girls’ Print .... HASTINGS BRICK, pint 19c SPECIAL PAK, pint 25c 69' Frandsen9s “Exclusive But Not Expensive!'* OC Half Linen Crash Fancy striped .... rw «o JI SPRING NEEDS ^HEEIISg Sdrvg store== “X KEGIiTUCD IHAIMACIST ALWAYS ON OllTY — S5S Hosting* Phan* 2241 State & Jalfarsoa SSZ Others at 24.50 and 27.50 EASTER HATS EASTER EASTER/SHIRTS SHOES UY O N DS AT -ft ☆ ☆ A I R D * S EASTER TIES �The Halting. Banner FOR RENT—Hou M> and 2 acre. for aartlen. Claud* K lUrfmap. IL I. Dual in». Larry ' phone t»-T. 4-13 LOST. STRAYED 1 STOLEN 2A_2 xjg f c Wf 's l . L' COOKS - WAITRESSES 1 at j PRACTICAL NURSES BRAKEMEN . SWITCHTENDERS TELEGRAPH OPERATORS YARD CLERKS Apply Superintendent** Office, NYCIR. I.tkton, Mich. MEN AND WOMEN FOR a , ORDERLY WORK ! Z ? uQ i5 5 MISCELLANEOUS EMPLOYMENT-HELP WANTED l x LOST-Knmrwhere tn llaHingi April ». a al»—« -a-r rvutalning win t.f ant... _ Lra»» at_.Banner Offlrr Reward.- 41S LOST brtnem llailingi and irtwell, lip •■n wheel 5 tooth mlthalor. pair n.w hraiy thill.. Renard. Call Ila.line. 34»2 nr I-aw.ll USIFlS_________443 rorSD— Srvrral mere k.y., 2 pair of |.>A>rd In al lhe Hinurf Ollier. Own­ er. my bate .ante by Hrallfyiea. 4 IS J? I i ; j i|t 2 1 1 CLASSIFIED RATES me yer word, talnitnun of 30c. Dlipley Unia Mt to capo or black face typo 10c par Une. run in.erUon l'.,c per wort, jack racceMlvo insertion of-seine ad 1c per wort. mlnUnum charge 20c. 10c addlUoael will be chargid for blind ode. AU ratal are for cash. Ada not paid for by Wednertay rel­ ieving win bo charaid an addi­ tional 10c for carrying. Foreign Claaslfud Rata 2c per wort. Mlalmua chute ,40c. x » f, x ; I<j 2 NATIONAL EDITORIAL|[uqX£>SSOCIATION AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING GRANGES >TW PebUabed every Thursday AEWfik at Haatlan. MnMlaen. GOOD SALARIES. ROOM WE llAVEsa faU.aioek of near llama AND BOARD FURNISHED Sheldon Agency AU Kinds of Insurance Surety Bonds hone 21*5 Hastings AMERICAN LEGION HOSPITAL Battle Creek, Mich. Swanson Agency DEAD STOCK REMOVED! We meet aU competition in paying for Hones and cow*. 8mall Block removed free Prompt Service 7 days a week. Phone collect. Battle Battle Creek PROTECT YOUR CAR IN MEMORIAM From *1.00 up with Stilt Farms 80-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT \ PHONE \ HENRY FLANNERY \ AUCTIONEER HASTINGS Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. 2697 Itcrnu from rick people to the well. Germa hitch-hike on tilings which tile sick person has touched and ride like )>arachule troops In drop­ lets of moisture lhe patient scatters when coughing. For this reason persons with tuberculosis riiould be NOTICE Horses Marshall Furnaces LEGAL NOTICES Knick-nack racks, knee hole desks, sewing cabinets, combination book and magazine racks. Other things Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sanders for Rent G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. I have made arrangements to begin buying livestock again at my yards beginning April 13 and each Tuesday there­ after, same as before. Leave calls at 2448 or call 2108 on Tuesdays. VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. DAN ONION SETS ye|low s|ol« SCRUB BRUSHES WINDEX WINDOW CLEANED WINDEX SPRAYERS BRILLO SOAP aluminum cleaner AUCTIONEER Liat your Auctioa Sales with DEWEY REED lb. 35. HELP WIN THE WAR BY BUYING BONDS AND STAMPS HERE CARD OF THANKS Dates can be made at Banner office. ULREY SPECIALS FRIDAY GENERAL INSURANCE Phono 3467 Cattle FOR SALE WOOD CRAFT WORK Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of furnaces C. THOMAS STORE Hastings, Mich. HASTINGS, MICH. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Bnyer for STILES aod Company iUstlngs stock, yarda. phone 2388, or call 717—F3 through th• HIM HALE Wriverine .. 4nF34* Al-n Jan- rlarmred. Pbone —K.wTabaaa. -----------------Phone 1 FOR HALE—Te.ted ..ty 73(4’1 l. • IS HOUSEHOLD GOOD* FOB SALE—3 Mir ot chan. C“”e j feather, pillow >. Alm a-isl • t rea t Phone :i»»h FOR HALE 7 pair drape mat oW-l 1 . I. 1 •IIV 1'1.... -. HI.'. kbit SALK—Prlitif lint lert rie I YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable C. “BILL" SHERWOOD INSURANCE HIGHEST PRICES PAID We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. CASH MAKE WORK SHOES YOUR FIRST RATION CHOICE! Tho shoe you wear most—your oil KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS day work shoe—should take first For your old Scrap Iron. Radiator*. Batterie*. Alu­ minum, Bra**, Copper & CLENN F. LAUBAUGH CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville place. Cat QUALITY work shoes! EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good h or low type* for long, tough wear - BOSSY LIKES IT Lily White Flour Low shoe for gen­ Heavy sole in tough high shoes for hard factory or farm wear. AGENCY for LONGWEAR WOLVERINES AND THOROGOODS Truss Fitting SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTING,. MICH FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2111 N. CHURCH ST. Co. For Prompt Removal of . Old, Crippled or Dead i \ Horses and Cows / AUCTION SALES 666 TABLETS, SALVE. NOSE DROPS Rendering Lloyd Roger. Mgr. We Remove Dead Animals eral wepr as well as good work ser­ vice! �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWO—FACIE HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. APRIL 15. 1943 E ICHTY-SEVENTH YEAR ——- still qultd ill you can know that E. Gates. 21. son of Mrs. M. C. tlie Percy Jones Hospital in Battle from you folks soon. With all my'' AM TLir LfAkjir EAAMT »he*s in the but place to be when Johncock. 308 South Hanover. Has- Creek. Little mailer of a Jap sniper love y°ure «Jck “nd «ood care. If tings. Mich., who waa advanced to and I having a disagreement. I'm, Your son. VI1 11 IL I.IVI IL IIWIll {here Is anything we can do for;the petty officer rating of Fireman, feeling fine apd It s spre swell lo be Max ---------------------------------.. ■ you. just let us know. (And that ;first class." Nice going Ken, but near home again rven if I do have . Col M. Freeman. 1601123 By |ANE CAMERON , (Continued from page I, Sec. 1) goes for all of you fellows, any they didn't have lo tell us about to stay on lhe sheets. I A. P. O. 251. ■ Postmaster regardless of blood connection We l“meJ ‘,Vld Protnotlon' we knew you were : Would-be more than happy to see : New York. N. Y. . 1 Every spring aiout this time, we nre liking to to™ri£ «rmaAt home is Joe Rcvenbaum. who u’lu vm.-l?*«t^2e #ny one '“T hT nent order nut of thLs terrible used to work in Penny's store. Joe there and give It aU you ve got ao we pens to be in B. C and has tlie | 8 Sgt Howard R. Snow 36157357 burst out in poetry and then the chaos. Wc hope and pray that you has Just been transferred from ?Lere” * *urprlsed K n“ 10 Bel|l|n»e for a visit from two to four i 175th Signal Repair Co. weather takes a turn for the worst may be happily restored to your Camp McCoy. Wis. to Fort Custer 1th* news and six to qltfU PM. I 5' ?' M'lll“ry Reservation Bnd the Jo.,„ aH ,ila hnif. Errirrlcuw,,. V.. 1 Lore ram*. TNU itaw w. loved ones on the home front soon. 1*0 ite hopes he'll be lucky enough] Congratulations to' you. Dennis, You're doing a swell Job Zolly. Kindest regards to you all. home weekends. Joe's wife, McIntyre, at Fort Washington. Md., iKeep it up. Sincerely, Uhe former Rctah Hummel, bride of upon your promotion to second Ueu-' — Sincerely. iTDie Hostlmr Banner, 'for chocolate ire cream, and we (Mrs. Guy C.) Emmy Keller. ilhrB* months? who works at lhe । tenant after finishing your training 1 ■ Hastings - Michigan । haven't seen any chocolate or cocoa (Corp.i Izonard '• (Paul) -----------(Telephone office) Is so thrilled to Bt the Adjutant General's General's school. school.] ZoHy. . 1 on a grocery shelf for months. So. HI! fellows, and here's U> you— |h*ve Joe near home that she can Write and tell us about about -yourself -------- '* — Thanks for your letter Puul and ■ Dear Just a biLago I sent in nnd had a poem uas begun. 1 congratulations upon receiving the witl» the dope for the week—and hardly say Number please with- Jou know, “how's tricks? tricks?* address changed. WeU here I am ODE -TO A COCAO BEAN . , n ,, Order of the Purple Heart- We re my what a week It te-so many of youhaving it sound like a ringing 1 again — a new address which is as thal j never see, have been been and and are are now now home home and and telegram-tlie «(egnim-ine pretty preuy ones ones we we mean. mean. - »«J"®« w the gate again—Betty । al| proud yOu and hOp,. above. We are on maneuvers now ! r thlnkCOfO have , ln B groceree— It's great areat to have you here on fur- . W* Wc h°P* h°P* you y°u can c«i» stay *t*y near home 8nea , ‘'JA . <r. ..n ! you’ll be well right soon. it's fZ7T^*' du?1 and are real busy too but making mt, u Where the thermometer IpugL that the gals gate said. said. II »oo'Joe. we wish Ind'te* ^adt'to • • • Ipugh. that one one of of the J®e- we wish you you allallcould, could,but butq-ktalte^Sche^ 'n» »" ‘P®. from nirk b*Jlt of lt 1 Pr"motpd to , dtopped and we hope we never meet Excerpts from Dirk Ramfc Barnes Uti-r letter '0,0 "Maybe .. It te a new maneuver )n In the i unfortunately lfly even eyF" though ‘hough everyevery. »l*cWt JSchool ®nd te ready to | Cwroi, cfLX.v.iiTi.Arlld 'W iftrKeanl rwntly and sure was joyCc Kilmer, where ever It is that army called -d"Old Home Week." I body a 'back yard' Is affected by by thethe r "Old Home Week." | body a 'back yard' Is affected I,he Clarksville-worked he came came ,rom from.ciartwviite —worked Rind to pet it. Must close now and ,UT1'Cers Bo to after they die Someit and I'*»* war you Well. If it te we're all for It >'«* Just can't successfully carej^ carfj^ ’ ' men—weiL tnats wnat tne tig- two ypars In Hastings before (ore he ne .., -~-ithlnR uJU UJ tbnt he .^uUju^ uke frHnu . — l^ take ir ? nnr teavl It l*nlUted In the winter)­ wc hope it Is army and navy strat- |R 00 ‘rout there. -.-7,;~*7.'ir7'£rwn jthls. egy that will be used more often. 'I iJ^Thl There have been more of you1 « at ?-?AV. oraJ?®. ’* ””«2 1havp bp<‘.n havlna training In ’t* W^m/h ’™ mJS you hiavc ,o 3dmlt lhe « lr,s " dol ■ ' S Sgt. Howard R. Snow: Just to tell you who we re talking , home home that that we we somehow somehow mteited. missed, soso[aa great .—eat Job. lob digging Fox holes, slit trenches. . Wc arc doing our bit for our |ffel&wa. will you help by | , etc. We have had hand grenade about— ’”*— — " — ’—old •-* Zolly *— ■ country. We Just put a "second I. SaHor----Jack ■ °'P tK!iyu — >u * K° ne (throwing, Home te Giles Burghduff from 1 stopping u.«XK.,.B in ... ». .... office when you're .< ------------— --------------at lhe O'Donnell has gone , throwing, and and we we go go on on live the rifle; rifle] From John Bush letter— ; front" in all the overall legs in the Camp Miles Blandish at Taunton, I..here new k.u so —• we -v can v»„ say "Howdy" 6IMWU7 and -••u ! from Great Lakea to hte "-wjisalgn(range which includes Garand 30 MI b .., 1ff, vn,. know house Some of them have a second Maaa. Giles, whose brother Jim. left *** -------------------- *' --------------------”ment ”*’' ~* *“ v —v.— .». then we can write the news--for your [gent op “ on the Yorktown, the ship rtne. rme. B A R. (Browning Auto. Rifle Rifle) 1 I am , rear too. | Hugh Kelly te also assigned to. JIr Ttu- an d machine a few weeks ago has been In 31 P*> “"■> »“>■'» gun. ■»»It 11 should •l>“,abe « fun «" ,.......... .... ^ry‘h!n5_.*?. Hallelujah—We’ve been so intent fellows haven t met vet but Mrs months and before he returned I have a picture here of me: it it । how how long long H It will will be be before before I'm I'm shipship- || We We aentjour sent our *nldlc£bw soldier boy a a box box ^.ith with Friday he said, "the Army te OK. on you guys at home—and who Kelly has written to Hugh so they Isn't much good but will prove I am ped out to a training ' center or i candy, cake and cookies in. all at by me." Well, you're OK. by us." wouldn't be—.that wc forgot to will. Of course we all have a great i where Ill go. The officers gave me once and we've been shivering ever too. Giles, and we ll be seeln' you. check off our weekly order of bust- 'interest In our Navy but now be- 1 III dose now and say "YOU ALL to understand that I was competing since for fear the cepsor will think that one cause of you two. we have a specific Wp~~ Cleo Card is another at home ness and announce with college 'grads' and that I 'we signed up at two schoolhouses, from Camp Claiborne. He's fin­ "smackeroo" is coming to you Wil- and eager concern for the YorkYour old friend. would have to work like mad and; Our new Easter suit te swinging ished hte basic training for the In­ bur Belson. It will buy you a few town and may’she always keep Dick. that 60*; of the cadets wash out. I ■ ■ fantry. (and that's nice to know pops, or whatever you prefer. Good afloat ■1 Pvt. Richard Barnes III try as hard as I can to be in down the parade ground on a solCleo, because If you're anything like »•**• ... Last ........ ............... ............... a .TO Fred 4-D-L-l that 40'. that makes it I said I JtPr. Our new Easter shoes, arch us. there are times when we don't ;Reynolds received a letter from, Camp Wolters, Texas. reaUred all that so now I've got to support-, and all. are on a marine know if we're "a foot or horse­ Fluhix. url ,helr fcon- Raymond, written March .work and work. ,------•-•—----------------------I a midget one' Our new Eister un­ back". The army seems to have a mJh « '^ln5 2B- from a &>uth Sea *»>«nd. He1 dies are in a barachuti* Our new John decisive of putting you straight ----- rz------way T't — H. H. S. band leader, went to Detroit ; statedthat he was well and had 1943 — March* ••• 17. — .UI..... Easter hat Is still in lhe straw on these things which ___ must be very |last week, from there to Cleveland , plenty to ent and wear nml the .Mbs Winnie Lancaster Pfc. John C. Bush 36417412. stack. Old Dobbin mav have it for 367 Tech. School Sqd. hcloful at times Which reminds us 'and is now in the Coast Guards only । boys are kept busy all the time At 735 F-11*1 Oran<l 8tScott Field, Ill. nf the plight cf the farmer who pul where we don't know so send us present they ore building a new Hastings. Michigan “’.Ji??? ta U*° T*'?’ S'*'1 OetsalU Jack. (And this is off 'Een. in addition“ to their ouS Dear Winnie: We know you'll work John and lota of good hamburger for unsus­ pecting columnists who can’’ gm pulled the wagon to the bum him- the record Jack, hut do you remrrn- >anny duties i I received vour letter the day we good luck. counter—to fC£ M ca.,Jed t0 ®.nc,Khbor «n<*|ber when we nicked you up when W1iiard nuton w«* hannv to r<- 1'>,t the u 8 #nd *hls 15 ,h' 'lrv Only listen, ail you guys, some close enough to the meat —----------raid. sometimes Im so busv you and a buddy of yours were hitch 1 c-jv<- a letter°?ar!kP renm KiLichBnce 1 •h»vr h«d to answer it. I of you may work day and night what they are buying. nround here I hardly know what hiking home from Middleville- . ® J1U! am some nlaee In Africa. Our camp 1 and for some reason can't quite * ‘* * ,. , ‘ h!2..?*lng- Sounds ,Uc “ hor?4f on youd been over there playing ten- ffied^ jSrth‘Africa brhte w«:U JUM outride of the city. ThU is make the hurdle vou want to take. —’! A week ago Sunday afternoon, al ’’ aorry for the Interruption Cleo-I Ste^^eir ne’lUic^' vou ! gf Sirei"*!^thFfron. ‘‘liiil him!) Inis with two’na^w girls nnd wheno"we ! !L°P$?_. ,n.. .Th A ’Mti? I the first time I have been here at Mrs. then Just remember that no mat- Just the time when “ *- Sullivan, 0 the U. 8. O. and It sure Is a beau­ ter where or how you serve In till*, mother of the five Sullivans who it was good to sec you and next could remember but j-ou'd had a I?1 , tlful place Better than I saw In the war every Job that has to be done perished on the Juneau, was christ­ time when vou sec Beryl Lancaster swell time. Now they tell us these I*1 is vital. Just so you. "give out all ening the powerful new Navy De­ states. and Ivan Allerdlng os you said you coast guards oilt here at Clear boxe5 and r,,ts that had n| Tivwl , arrived hpn> spetk 7^,^ Bnd you've got." It doesn't matter where stroyer, the S. S. Sulivans. John ■ do do. teU tell 'em ’em we said '"Hello." •“Hello.* Lake never forget a name. *0 we're I . , , , „ ; Arabic and I sure have a time in you rank and back home we all Nesbitt of the John Charles ThomaAn extra ’Pfclal "at homer" saying rail this to have you let us . J«ut. Amie Perry, .scrying in a getting any iniormanon Know mat ana tnanic iuckv radio nrogrnm delivered the most that and thank our lucky Information out of .: know <what you might call making 11 per- know if that Is port of your basic ln. th5 South Pacific, writes ; them. I bought a book on speakin’ .stars that we®have lads as fine as beautiful and moving tribute I have ever had the pleasure of hearing. feet “home-nin'-four bagger to training. You know the C. G. song 11 at »be has been receiving French and perhaps after while I you. It bespoke of the greatness and you. fans) h big, good looking Cllf- Ls readv" |h" thc Banner and will be able to say "Hello" and ... » "Sempre oriuprr Parn(us"-always —uiwnyn rcuuv Tousley who grandeur of the common people and fford 2rd JL 0U,.|py * ho used to work on and there may be times when vou carefully reads every word In the -Goodbye", etc. I Klfln 1 Parts of(a a 1U letter ffrom 5 Stan. SlMUf Stauf-* torr nt the heartstrings. I believe the Charles Hesterlcy farm but wished uct^‘ ’£*'*• *ant■ adys. There'sure are some sights nround fJ* rts ° wished you you could could remember remember her her {^,^-® I •X.". TK*V“ I mere sure arc some Mgnts nrouna Carleton Center way. Cliff (who, --------name). Good luck Jack. Dick Palmer Palmer of of MiddleMiddle-1here, something different to see ... i,cl ............... .. ... ------- — ~— — i | legate, - etc. Dlck North Africa March 2! i.... <mi the spirit of Abraham Lincoln must ..u — —... Widrlg ------— . sla-j. j ville, Bob Gillette ---------(Middleville) »Ute. whom whom wc mentioned before was 1 an along, but I can tell more about ' *.“3_ have guidet|'the hand of the writer, along _ with Donald were a swell Sunday forenoon this, the first two fellows to leave tloned at long Island City. N Jt . one of of her her pntlente. is also a word-i that In a later letter —It sure seems 1 Is.What We have no work to do today | Barry countv for service in Nov.! was among 13 out of 36 to noss tests i for* word Banijer reader. and both 1 (rOod to write on a table once. ----’ - i which Is unusual. It seems quite i . Modem simile — As trampled as ‘At .1940) eamc home to marrv "lhe :for a special course at Princeton enjoy the news from home." Not, the U. 8. O.i Tunisia. ...... ... ~ . ... . __ ..... . nn ,l ... ... . . . witti one reading and i - Write io’me real often and see If ^^ere^w..^ "r^olM farmer’s daughter." pretty Virginia University. Bob made 135 pointe out contented I Just kissed your picture. G-o-o-d ----..Y_ . . . I 1 wnir io and me real orien ana seethe n folks evrrvbodv have «^rcan*”c«ional pffi fl " NtOHT'l! my fo iks nnd everybody have the | Hesterly which event took place iof a required 110 poinLs to pass—he fearing some Item of Interest may |!mv ,,, Pitnnlnv and thev leave today 'wav the highest tn his class and vou have been overlooked. Lieut. Perry sam(. address. lai'M hi»r TtannM* fnr . .*1. ,.. . ,ing over head to remind you of It.; Tuberculosis germs are small (Thursday) for Wyoming where ।didn't even WTile that to your folks* saves her Banner for weeks, re­ Sincerely, । I received the Feb. 11 issue of the plants, belonging to the large fam­ Cliff Is in the Quartermaster Sup- so how do we know?—somedav reading them frequently. Karl Banner yesterday, still several Is, ily of yeasts, molds, and mold-llke plv Division. Seriously, we wish yop we'll tell you. until then—good work Copies of the Banner go to places Pvt. Karl G. Wellfare 36404354 sues ,behind but-still find it very-- bacteria. They are very particular ----------- ----— I-*r*.-.“-r great bonniness which you both so iand keep it up. Bob. A P. O 668 *.; Br*tmastcr all over the war areas, so when i interesting •to — read. I aiwfivs read 6IA.UU about me the puina places ui in wumiu which Sue, they aivc. live, | rightly deserve. We think war Bob Corkin stationed In Wash­ you have Interesting Items of news, New York City. N. Y. th. Dm.'''' tkia tVi'nn ■ U?' I™ £S\ brides are about os courageous as Iington writes that he spent lhe day please send them in so the infor­ their husband- as thev face such wltij. Major Carl Bauer. Hastlngite mation may be relayed to those (Continued on Page 2. Sec. 2.) {homes. March 6. 1043 uncertain plans in their Ilves and ialso In Washington and had a won­ in Ur away lands as well us In our Mra. Glenn Freeman we salute you Virginia, nnd all war ।derful time. Hr says the Bauera have own country. brides like vou; who "can take it" two lovely children .., u It seemed ou and so Incidentally. Ann has also written Hastings Michigan when your hearts must erv out for good Co be in their home. about one particular thing she Is the se-nritv of the peace time bride | Two plctifres came from Camp Lee going to do when she comes home Dear Polks: Haven't written for some time, So Cliff, we think you've made a showing the championship basket —she Is going to fill the tub full of and. things have changed some. If very “luckv strike"—Congrelula- ball team, all colored boys, and their water and deliberately sit in the tlons and the newlyweds would like proud coach who was none other bath a whole day. We know lust you mice. I am In another outfit all together. I haven't been here Jr.'JJ •• . i than our Lt. Bud Flynn. They're what you mean Ann, but don't for­ long enough to be acquainted with R».t Clifford Touslev both good pictures of you Bud and get there will be a certain risk be­ n. S Arrnv QMC. Det. [well put them in the service men's cause someone Is sure to call you. all of the men. but I think they are all a swell bunch of fellows, Fort so cniiuiir everyone can wc see them. . ... Warren. ............... Wyoming. . .......... . । window wu.uv* ou uicui, "an -an ole ole soak but out we we ll ll bet net nothing nnLhlnrr At home near Delton was Charles1 sorry they are too big for the oaper.(will ftopsoak." you and were for letting and the Company Commander is Rune looking fit as everything'and From the official reports with the you do aU>ut anythiS you S from Lansing. Anyhow, hope you're Char es says, havin. been in serv- pictures those fellows must haveihenyouVet home bemuse you^te all O. K. for I am having a head­ ice five months. “The first five taken about all the championships, r ’ “ me Decause you raw ache about all the time, smoke too months are the hardest." However, that were available. You've done a perCy Jones General Hoabltal much mavbc. Anyhow this Is an ----------------------------------he like.* army life and would like to ..Ice nice Job Job Bud and It It took took us back y nX Jw u. i' armored division and If you think Bud and us back Battle Creek. Mich. anti furious you will have an to the days of your wholehearted Leiters------------------------------------------------idea where I am. I am among the Charles Ruoe Interest in the E W. Bliss basket­ Anrii i loss I best of them. I don't think you Co. G. 383 Inf. ball team—remember! When Ralph n„r " I want to know, you'll feel better Rom managed you. Bob Waiidorff. .? J' otherwise. Camp Adair. Orc. Neil Adair. Bob Field. Lvnn Snyder. ror the information of my niuner- 1 There Isn't much more I can say. Of our medicos at home besides Lynn Perry. Dwight Fteher and ous friends in the old home town.'Have been quite busy so far. But Lt. Commander Ken McIntyre. ntyre. Is others. *•*-“. You had !—d a crack team and I m back in God's country again, make out O. K. So I hope to hear Caotaln Rav Finnle on t— day ••— /won —. ten champion. wv.. a championship at Ionia: the leave from Bowman can Pteld. .»z-Ky..*wu ----- uiu -• * <»y» umu ' good old u days that can'tv come back which te nerfectly swell because if: ten soon for any of ua you asked these two. who they'd | Here's one about Dick Brower— rather see. besides their families. we neVer knew it but Dick has when they re home. Ken would say. always been craxv over popcorn 'Ray . and Rav would answer.' balls nnd along comes a letter from "Ken"—It's probably the mast Dick asking his mother to find out peaceful reunion of Army and Navy I how Mrs. Wooton makes the pooon record. Anvwav, all of us at home | com balls that she fixes for all the are glad you're here—best of luck.; fellows, when they leave. Mrs. Others at home ore Winn Green i Brower, did as requested and sent Bn„d. I?1’!’"’* Mulder from— Dick a big box of popcorn balls 76th Div.. 104 Inf Co. D which he'd better keep under lock Fort George J. Meade. Maryland. | and key if what we hear about how. Both fellows have the same ad- food sent from home, so miraculousdress and both fellows gained twen-. lv disappears. Dick will probably tv pounds—who said, lhe Army does write home—"thanks for the pop­ things In a big wav? Well. now. we 'com ball—It was wonderfull** And know two fellows who could say it! , Mrs. Wooton. vour winning a repuJimmy got his beautiful tan in tatkxi and a place of affection, like Arkansas—wasn't by any chance ■ the same old saying.—"the way to while riding a mule, or aren't there a man's heart—" M many mules down there as we've i We do hope you got more than always supposed? Fort Meade lias one Dick and well be writing you a number of our men Including ’ at— James Carpenter (Carlton Cen- i Richard E. Brower ter). Dave Goodyear and Oerald Platoon 1310 Area C 3. Curtiss the last two Just returned Camp Perry, on Friday after furloughs at home. Williamsburg. Va. It was a tough break Gerald, that ... your “Mom” hod to be sick while I An official report from Great you were here. We Just called the i Lakes says. "A rapid promotion In hospital for you and although she's I the navy has. been won by Kenneth ---------- BARRY BYPATHS’! UN I ML nUMt rKUN I Paint Up Specials! H Y L I T E Permanent Washable WALL PAINT SUPER VALSPAR 5 Lbs, makes 5QTS. 1. Stain VALSBAK OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT 35' 60' WMU * CUM. $289 Gol. Gal. HJ1 3 V FLOOR VARNISH Valtpar Interior Clou & Semi Clou GAL. QT. $1°5 $g50 D fa * Doctor,Dentist, Druggist— we are all working together, holding up tbc Home Front. problems confront us. The call of duty leads to longer bouts, heavier burdens. But we are meeting the unusual condi­ tions of today. With your help, we shall protect and defend well and working for Victory. LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 4] BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS When THE LIGHTS Go ON Again” You’ll Want Security and Comfort! For VICTORY DEFENSE BONDS STAMPS Kitty Knows What s Good! Good Buy Real Close In House close in, three blocks from downtown, all in 0. K. condition. Three bedrooms, full bath and sew­ ing room up, living room, dining room, kitchen, enclosed sun porch with register in it, has a wonderful double garage, has two drains in basement of the house and the ga­ rage has a nice basement, large lot, priced at.$4,000.00 EARL R. BOYES PHONE 2659 STEBBINS BLDC. HASTINGS Kitty knows thot wartime meat ration­ ing will mean more milk in'her diet! Milk in YOUR diet will help keep your muscles supple, your nerves steady on the job. We even predict you'll purr! IN war, as in peace, this bank is ready to serve i. There are many more reasons today why On all financial mailers, see the banker Jirst you need the services of a good bank. We invite you to stop in and make this bank your head’ HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. We shall be glad to serve you. Buy War Saving* Honda and Stamp* Here—Now! 4 Q I O BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Phon. 2451 quarters, today. Hutinn HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Six Yean of Continuous Service" PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MI< �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. APRIL 11, IMS , ■ , ...... , ... ....... ------- from last Oct. and Noe. but that i~~ and.. have dux yourselves out of the al way* extremely gratifying to re-1 v snow O K I «ure could have gona * a little of that snow a while I am in a 'Cl> lamp iww. it ON THE HOME FRONT S, “ — * E* Tt. .unk, « Suu**w Mil®! IXMIX A. P. O. M8. h Poetmaster New York, N. Y. m>** myself. , But that U an past now and — ‘' Well “ say "Hello" to aU the folks are back in clvlllxation again. I back there for me. I think I will , 1*1. . I " Me, । ** ■ Hall/ IM** «<■ MUIC I but It «ure couldn't compare wtth . to think ot anything to write next a thirty day one back there "State i time. Delton ginee Sept. 17. 1942 Bide" a* we aay. March 19. 1941 .I -wouldn --------------’t give all ---------- --- . Love, Fritz Frit* Dear Folk*. j ever will own for the experience 1 Fritz address address le i»— — WeU at last 1 am writing to you have had and the things I have । Pvt. Frederick J. Castle. UJJM.C 6th Marine* again. I amfeeling fine. I suppose 'seen, but If I never had have seen that ia the one thing vou wanted them I am sure that II would have > Fleet Post Office r—...-------------- . .m._v » i been O. K. by me. San Francisco. Calif. I have met some very nice peo- > ’ ’ ’ „ , ole down here, one family especially ..April ............... 4, 1943 . ... your letters where there haa been im*n and wife and four small . Dear Banner children! where Lgo have dinners I thank you very much for thef so many of tlvem I am not sure-------------— u .. — , d0 anything f or me cigarettes Fellows In Service ran1 whether I have got them all or not. and they —. -iat Im-... use .ho them and .n,T a* .. you know All of your letter* reach me toonWell thi i* enough I guess .'.bout always me. ’I *hope er or later I am stUl getting some r* — you are aU fading well any package or letter from home 1* e ID STM*™ ,.G„ ba.U Tuns UF your car this speuig A lang, hard winter—with slow driving plus limuJ driving—has been heavy punishment. Get a 10 Star Wartime Tune-up—expcnly designed for 1943 driving conditions. 1r 1—TraneeUMMa mi OlffwMtlai. Drain. Install sturdy rammer grade Standard lubricant. ★ 2—Battery. Check, add water, recharge if necessary. ★ 3—CraSag System. Drain and flush radiator, add rutt preventive. Drain heater. Check hoie and fan belt, dr 4—Cheral* LabrtcatWa. Wipe oif all fittings and apply fresh Standard lubricants. ★ 5—Craakcaas. Drain, flush, refill with summer grade Ito-Vit. Check oil filter. ★ •—Aepsaranco-PretecOea. Wash, polish. W*\ the Body and bright metal. Remove spots from upholstery. ★ 7—Frwt MM Oswlegs. Cletn and repack. Spark plugs; dean and regap * •—Safety Serves. Check light*, clean lente*, inspect wiper. A It—Tint. Inspect rubber, rims, velvet, etc. Oieck need for replacement or recapping. (Maintain wartime pretsure—32 Ibt. Switch as needed.) • A nation on wheels is a stronger nation. 1 lelp keep America on wheels. • Buy more War Bonds and Stamps. Drive under 35—share your car. YOUR STAMDARD OIL DEALER IS CAR CONSERVATION HEADQUARTERS WU Pnwer Company >nSU,"Ton o P°S’AL CAR° is printed THE MAIL -pd ,.»t through W» j -Vjge is Naeb and Mr. and Mr*. Clarence ' and Mr* Victor Hannay and family Van Patton were Hailing* visitor* of Hasting* war* callar* ot hla mothar Mra. Mary Henney Bundy ning. * Mr. and Mr*. John Poslma ofMcCord*. Roa* Stauffer ot Alto, Mr. and Mn. Roy Bunn ot Campbell, Mr and Mn. William Olthouae, and Mr. and Mr*. WU1 Mlsher of Bewne. Mr. and Mee. Otfford jeta»ton Middleville — and several• --------of'near * -............................. ------------other local frlendi were callers the dinner gue*U Sunday. * Mr. and Mn. Dale Shettcrlee and family of near Lake Odessa were 8ondsy _ !»“SriSSTu Sv* w worse I guew Pvt. Damn Deen ma noth rm — ..y _ ’AIM X laeimuch a* we are oo cdnitaat alert and have to have a pea* eeen to leave the battery Barrack* *re only about 100-150 yards from the' *ea-wan. and thatY the otdy thing i between here and Europe. | I 1* *just read Bernard Hammond's . 'htler | *'**’■ in the Banner and having; worked with "Hammy" »o much, I find It bard ta.plcturg. him as an I Army cook. A* forTfl* menus, they . resemble those which I've encount- 1 ered. especially that beet and onion ' salad bualness. Ugh I We have very good chow here. altho’ we occasionally feel the ef- : feet* of ratloQiag too. which re-' minds me that It * nearly 12:00 to । I'd best finish till* and go get it. I Mother sends me clipping* from the Banner which I enjoy greatly nicre » n« one el*e here irom near home. m> it's nice to hear about I the fellow*. Thank* again for the cigarettes । Pvt Norman P Bogart Buy. F 2nd. C A.' Part Monroe. Va. _ J • ’ Pfa. Lewis Ouenucy — ------------U. 8. Army Co. c. 330th. Infantry AP. CM Camp Rucker. Ala. Pvt Ralph Roy Belli boma, Ida Howk. Cora Lightfoot, Ora Stuart. Halan LaatarTBlanch I Coat*. Edith Bunn, L*ura Thompron, and Elnora Whltney. The meeting will ba held at B*wn Rapid* next year. * The last' F.TA. meeting waa held this week Wednesday evening. The program waa in charge.of WUlard Udder and Robert Hardy RefreeiUMnu were In charge of Mr* Charte* Overholt and Mn Jay Blough. * The W OT.U. will meet April doth wm abte to ba up Monday. * Mn. I Mra. Paul Thompson cf Maple George Chapman of Detroit, and Grave Monday morning at Penndck Mr* Myron Thom paon and Mr*. ■hwpIMl. * Mr and Mr*. Harold Caroline Buehler of Bflwne Oe«- and Mr. Her^y ka^r Pot-luck ter were Sunday afternoon cattm at the home of Mr. and Mn. ForGillette of Grand Rapid*. * Mrs S Buehler and family. * Little Mar­ next ’Bjesdny eveninc. April 30th Oo "A" Repl B Bits. ti Arnold of Hasting* wu a week­ Alfred Gonzalos and daughter Halen Ft. Washington, Maryland. ! were Friday visitors of Mr. and Mn. end gue*t of her grandparent*. Mr. ta ,n ch,r*c °* 016 Ray Clinton of HasUngs. * The and Mn. Glenn Kaltou. * Mr. and Aux. Betty C. Crowley. * Christian Endeavor Society win Mrs. Simon Steckle of Grand RapA. S. N—A. 801397. sponsor a Sunrise Easter service at Ida and Mr. and Mra Andrew Brandt *nd fi»v_ and Mn. E. B. Griffin Co. 8. Regt 3. 'the United Brethren church. * Mr. Des Moines. Iowa. land Mrs. Di Coates returned home ikmuc. w ware. o«ua - T— Bunday after a few day* visit with Cress spent from Monday until Fri- *nose addreaae* have been changed Pvt Duane Jarnun Mr. and Mn. Clarence Doty of Bat- day at the home of Mr and Mrs. r*S*lUl£ ~"1— Fish H. and 8. Co Pfc. b Reuben I tie Creek. * Mr. and Mr* Floyd Frank Bunker of Alto ♦ Mr* Jay Barrack* 1140 Oo. B, 137th infantry >Gaut of Lapeer and Mn. Edna Jor­ Blough U confined to her bed. * APO. 31 923 Eng. <Avn.) Regt genson of Battle Creek spent the Miss Dorothy Steckle of Battle Creek Camp Rucker. Alabama Geiger Field. Washington weekend with Mr and Mrs Clarence spent Saturday and Bunday with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Owen and family, Miss Mildred Lang­ Steckle * Mr. and Mr*. Fred TabPvt. Donald K. We II fa re I North Afrcia ; Co K. J2Wh Infantry camp. and Mr and Mr*. Frank berer *pent from Thursday until March 19. 1943 I Camp Rucker. Alabama Farnham of Caledonia were Sun­ Saturday It the home of Rev. and , Dear Mother and All, day dinner guests ot Mr. and Mr*. Mr*, c. V. Holstein of Grand Rip-1 Han Francisco. California । Everything Is fine Hope every Harold Aldrich and family. * Mr id*. * Bupt E. W. Ardb spent last . Pvt "ntomas Kun. 36431350 thing I* the same with you all. We I Co L. 330th Infantry and Mrs David Pike and daughter Friday and Saturday in Lansing ’ , arc coming along pretty good and j Camp Rucker. Alabama of Grand Rapid* were Bunday din­ where he wa* a Barry Omnty dele­ I are having very good weather. The 1 ner guests of Mr and Mr*. Harold gate to the Reprroentative AmemNy | gras* and floners are growing ju»t i cf the Michigan Education A&socia- । These two boys were both trans­ I flke in good old summer time In 1 . Ban Francisco. California Grand Rapid* spent lhe weekend Uon One at the highlights ct the [Michigan. We are eating pretty good ‘ferred Sr."d from Cam|j San Luis Obispo. with Clare Burramr. * Mr. and meeting was a sppech on war prob- | land I think I am holding my own ,CaW"-l° c,m»» Rl Mrs. Ben Blnkney were Sunday af­ letns made by John D. Hannah. । weight lately, for awhile i«Ucre It ternoon guests of Mr and Mra. D. President of Michigan State Collage Rev. John McCue, pastor ! or not I weighed 192 In very thin 1i . Next week superintendent Ardis Sharp of near Haitlngs * When * Rev. and Mr*. Everett Love and 10: 00 A. M Sunday school ■elothinc. Recently though I have from Freeport take* over so well Lawrerx-e Wieland returner! to Camp Mr. and Mra. Glenn Kellogg, total, 11: 00 A M. Morning WArahlp nue Ii gun* 5°° there, until then Phillips. Karlas last week, after Mr. and Mra. K J. Kellogg of Mar­ । dropped several pounds, due 8:00 P M Thursday evening— and 'longer • I to a bit of extra work an<* -------- Cheerio. having spent hu furlough with the tin. Mr. and Mra. Robert Glasgow Choir Rehearsal al the home of hour*, we we are are getting getting up up now now at at |I Coffer home folk*, he wm advanced to and son* of Dowling und Mr and Marjorie Perritt hours, e M and .nrl starting .fartlnrr work u-nr. at ■! 7:00 7 00 • Corporal * Mia* Dorothy Van Pat­ Mra. Howard Bolo of Hastings at* , 5S'10 30 A. There wu n very fine attendance ten df Kalamazoo spent lhe week­ tended a birthday party at the at lhe morning worship last Bun­ ; a. m. . end With her parrou. Mr and Mr*. home of Mr and Mrs. Willard Ar­ day. , I hope every thing Is fine with . Clarence Van Patten, returning nold of Hasting* in honor of Mari­ ' the syrup making this year. I sure I Monday. * Mr. and Mra. Ira Blough lyn's third anniversary. * Mr*. Nel­ would like to be there to witness a . • Freeport Methodist Church Mr and Mrs. Wesley Keim aril and Ivan of Alto were Bunday din­ lie Krausa of Elmdale. Mr*. Leon bit of it. and may be to eat a bit ner gue*u of Mr. and Mr*. Will Howk and Mr* Ivon Roush were in . of it on a bit of snow perhaps. ' Morning Worship 11: Vem of Clarksville were Sun­ Blough. In the afternoon they all Grand Rapid* Tuesday * Mr and ' Say by lhe way whatever became son ’ Sunday school 12:00. called on Bert Hooper of Caledonia. Mrs. John Thaler ot South Camp ­ , of my good old "Ford". I suppose <day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Program for next week: * Mr. and Mra Clare Panic of Lud- bell spent lhe weekend with Mr. and It 1* still sitting there waiting for Semiah j Thursday. 8:00 P. M. Conimunlotf7 Scese.spent * Mrs. Dipp. .- ----- ington theWilliam weekend with hl* Mrs. Orval Kokx of Battle Creek. * ।service. • ' me. that 1* If it has survived the •. , Mrs Allee Griffin, and Mrs. Leone , mother.xMrs Ida Payne * Henn Robert Campbell of Flint spent the cold of the winter. Friday. 1:30 P M.. Special Good Jeffrie* attended the Michigan iKarchcr ha* been on lhe slek list weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Claude : Friday service In Methodist church,i I received a few Chriitmas card.-. ,* Branch W. M. A. Convention at lhe last few day*. * Mr. and Mrs Walton. Mrs Campbell, who has Bunday, April 25. Easter service «■ ! recently. They were a bit late or J Caledonia United Brethren church Clare Bassett and family of Irving been confined to her bed with the Those wito are Interested in unit ­ j quite a bit early one. BaMett. and flu flu for for the the past past two two week*, week*. returned returned ing with the membership ot IM' Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thurs-1I Mr and Mr*. •Loren ------ ”-------— I Mrs. Christina Fox of lake Odessa | with her husband Bunday. * Mr. church, tmt have not yet been seen r: were Sunday caller* of Mr and ; and Mr*, c. W. Culver spent Sun- by the pastor, are invited to let him ■ Mrs. Henry Mvers * Mrs Floyd day with friends In Nasnvjlle and know in advance All who aeeeptand watch) ol Mr Mrr Virgil Woods and Walton of SoufR Bbwne And neph- ‘ near Hastings. * Mr and Mr*. Hen- Christ as their personal Kavtor, and < ano watcni unr-reiv Iamll>’ * ** ,n<1 Mr* CUud Mead ew. Bobby Parker, were Tuesday i ry Smelker were tn Hastings Mon­ are wining to confess Him beford-f Truly and sincere ) ;are sufterlng wlth lh(. flu * evening supper guest* al the Wai- day * Mra. Evart Ardis and son men. are Invited to unite with us in' spent rh. the weekend visiting the membership of the church. wninh whz, «. th. Mr*, William Spcafs and son Doug- ' lon-Closson home. * Mr. nnd Mrs Jimmy m.ni i,.HTr,PF lw 01 Grand Rapids called on Mr* 'Leander Endres and family of relatives In McBain. * Mr. and Mrs. । James E Guy in Woodland, address w p ciouon and Nancy Sunday. Grand Rapids, and Mr and Mr* Howard Thaler and Norval Thaler caritan Center Methodist Church .,4-r _... _ -----------Mrs. Lula Cannavan of Ionia----------------Keith Durkee — — and family of Wood- of South Campbell and Miss Norma Everett M Lore, pastor । Pvt. Ralph L Guy. 3817S010 A S N. and Mrs. Ray Seese of Alto called land were Sunday dinner guests of Yoder, local, were Sunday dinner I Morning Worship 10:00 A . P . O . TOO . >n Mr*. Wieland Thur*Mr. and Mr*. Mr guests of Mr. and Mr*. Orval Kokx II Sunday school 11:00 on Mrs. Rav r*“ ""*• —J last "*• — ‘ ** “ Adam Endres. — * *■ **' Postmaster lay. On :Fnday thev were Frank Thompson and *- Mra. C. W. Culver attended the day. ...... _ dinner _____ and Mrs We invite our Carlton people to • । New York City. N Y juesta of Mr. and Mrs Fred Schwa- : Dennie spent Saturday evening with G?rd*n CJUb Seat* Nashville note lhe ■m.ouneenwrua announcements aoovc above ■ ....... r. j *. Mr* Nellie Durkee and Mr and Mr# char|e. Woodruff of sh^ u TH1 cHlt hlime °n There »111 ** reception of member:, Addresses— daughter Darlene of Woodland and HasUngs. * George Nelson waa in and Mr*. Donald Sothard until Fri- on Ewter Euler Sunday, Bunday, and baptism for fur' a 'Sgt. Richard Lester. 16033667 Mrs Rose Endres, locdl. were Sun­ Hastings on business Monday. * Mr. day. * Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Smel- all who desire it. ■ A. P. O. No. 528 day callers of Mn. George Forbey. and Mra. Kenneth Mead and family ker spent Sunday evening with the Postmaster. New York. N. Y. * Mr* Elizabeth Palmer. Enid and of Maple Grove were Sunday eve- latter'* latter* brother. Mr. and Mra Mr* C C. Birthday—July 7. - -------of - zCarlton ^'“— *• Freddy, spent the weekend at their nlng supper guest* of Mr. and Mra. Allenllng * Some of Brethren In Christ Barlow lake home. * Mrs. Henry Clement Mead and famllv. * Mr those from the vicinity of Freeport i E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor ’f Cpl. Robert V. Johnson Thompson of Bowne spent Wednes­ and Mrs. Fred William* of Saranac who attended the funeral of Rev. ' Phone 4S1 ’ 38th Air Base Sydn day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank were Sunday evening callers of Mr. E: M. Wheeler were Mr. and Mrs Freepart Will Rogers Held Thompson * Mr. and Mr* V. L. and Mr*. Warren Surrarrer. ♦ Mr. Allen Fish. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wal­ 10: 30 A. M. Sunday School ’ Oklahoma Citv, Okla. Wolcott of Lansing were Sunday and Mrs. Harold Woods and son and ton. Mr. and Mr*. Claude Walton. 11: 30 A. M. Palm Sunday Service afternoon callers of Mr. and Mn. Donald Woods were Sunday dinner Mra. Emma Anderson, and Rev. and 7 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. L. R. Wolcott.* Mrs. George Nelson guests of Mr. and Mrs. Davtd Pike Mra. E. B Griffin. * Mr. and Topic: “Teiling Other* of CltfUt". and Sarah Jane Burgess were in and daughter of Grand Rapids. * Mr*. Leon Henney of Grand Rapids Leader Alice Griffin. Grand Rapids Thurxday. * Mr*. Rev. and Mr*. E. B. Griffin at­ were Monday dinner guest* of Mn. 8:00 P. M Evening Service. Pearl Lightfoot returned to her tended the Barry County Christian Mary Henney. * The Eighteenth An­ There will be services each eve.' work as Rural Mall Carrier. Mon­ Endeavor Union meeting at Kilpat­ nual Session of Rebekah A**ociatlon nlng during the week April 18 to day. * Mr*. George Ba.s*ett. M1m rick church Monday evening. * Mr. :DUtrict No. 23 was held laat Tuesday 25 at 8:00 o-rlAck. Kate Kidder, and Henry Myer* were and Mrs Junior McMillin and baby, ial Grand Ledge. In the forenoon Hastings v1*1 tor* Monday. * The and Mr. and Mrs Fred Ballance of :report* of business in the district 10: 00 A. M. Morning Wonhip '> Misses Fay SUtxick. Iris and Doca Hasting* a-cre Sunday guest* of Mr were under the *upervl*lon of Mr*. 11: 00 A- M. Bunday School Olnvtead of Caledonia called on and Mra. Clarence Benedict. « Mln- Alice Hoyt. President New district! 7: 00 P. M. ChrUUan Endeavor n Mr*. Elnora Whitney Sunday * er King and George Bustance were j.officers were elected a* follows: 8.00 P. M Preaching Service. I President—Lydia Perris. Dlamon- ,' a Mr. and Mra. J. D Cool, spent Wed­ Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Har- L 8:.w 00 r P.__________ M Tuesday evening PrayeP nesday and Thursday with Mr. and ry Oliver of North Irving. * Mr.and .dale; Vice President—Myrtle Bloom, service. Mrs. Judson Kingsley, Mr* Marv Mr*. E. J. Kellogg, of Marttn. who Grand Ledge; Bec’y.—Daisy Haines. ■■ — Shilton, and Mr. and Mrs. Prank have been spending the past three i Charlotte: Treasurer—Mra. O’Neil. oxbB* roK PVBLK IT10M Hl„, .. - • Laubshtre of Grandville. * Mr and weeks with Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Mulliken. In the afternoon Preeport Mr*. W. c. lapc were Sunday after­ Kelkwt. returned home Saturday * Rebekah* put on the Memorial tor <•« ..v^. ■ noon guest* ot Mr. and Mrs. Sey- Ml** Leda Moore of Grand Rapid* I which was very splendidly done.1 mour Lape and Barbara Ann of called at Uie home bf Mr*. «JulU ,Those frqmjiere who attended were Offir Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mr*. Lew- ; Godfrey Saturday afternoon * Mr । the Mesdame* Alfie Hoyt. Mabel Os1343 FREEPORT ..wwa*n,,^,vss i I WO dinner । of Rev. Grove. 1 maul at afurnoc Mr* He in Batt noon a BtrdslU were dll Carl W. day. R' were af CUffe < KltsoC) Clifton Howard need ay Tueada dinner Nlethai left Ta Noshvl! Monde ter and Hauy AUalne tended nlng. v enter la and M Creek i who k *tay In Mn H chlnlst Bundft Mr*. C Mr* L Mn J ffi£M Woodl spend! here daugh Arthu ♦ Mn Wedm dauiii Brich wood: home man bart i urday Behal and chlldi end a Willi* broth Gordi until BullU with Bulili her c of B this i Batlr Artlii guaat lh« Matt* Prate 1th IH IN / OH, He’ll drill a and Joe < Howl day even Chas Fo< Sereica Golfer: “Anyone on the next green, caddie?” Caddie: "Yea, Mr; there's a gtn^! tieman and his caddie. and a mats carrying his own clubs." HRS Rationing Adde to the Economy of Home-Baking! VICTORY DEPENDS UPON S KEEPING HT g • IN LINE WITH the national policy of conserving manpower and materials, we are adopting theynodern postal card type of service statement. It replaces the old-style larger form of statement which in some parts of the territory served by this Company was sent through the mail in envelopes, and which in other areas was hung on customers' doorknobs by Company representatives. . Introduced in many parts of the country as a war measure, the postal card bill has been welcomed by customers, who find it simpler and easier to handle than the bill enclosed in an envelope or doorknob hanger. Watch for your first postal card bill. The picture above will help you recognize it. We hope you will like this change which helps to conserve materials and to meet the wartime manpower situation. with the long distance call you didn’t make! EAT PLENTY OF llavr Fiori Woo Guy K' Eldc dlnn and Balt noot fern Met telej IB BREAD IAKEO WITH Machine-gun cartridge*, like telephone wire*, are marie of copper. If you use copper lo make cartridge*, you don’t have it to make new telephone wire*. That’s why h ia im­ possible to expand the telephone system lo meet all demands. Yon. and thousand* of patriotic telephone user* Like yOu, are directly aiding the war effort when you — - ' • * Cnricked LILY WHITE no long distance calls inlen they are extremely Keep all calle —- lord and hng distance — M Wie/ m EXT LA YitemlM EXTRA ,!035_ MICHIGAN Bill TIIIFHONI COMPANY iMl dlto the coir cba colt especially any calle lo people oteteielr Michigan. This NEW TYPE of Service Statement IS NOW IN USE consumERS power tompnnv Willi ther calle Bunt K" J one heli thn nw HA! gCXJ par pla Doi dlr �THt fuSttMCS BAffltli fHtrnsbAf. APRIL i-.. iw Ml United Brethren In Christ laarllnger is visiting relatives In ’SOUTHWEST RUTLAND lortay plate and Gordon Williams with alence was held with Rev. Babbitt plante. wood, soil spqnge and coral gold tie clasp in charge. Rev. Wingard was invited We hope this will be a nucleouz fcr .1 H. Osgood. Minister Waterville. Ohio. * Mezdames Carl I Byron crofoot was in Detroit' Miss Margene Kussmaul, who to return to the Woodland Metho* an exhibit of natural acience for Morning wroship—sermon. "Life's took the part of the mother in the dlst church with a nice increase in our entire school. Many thanks, were in drand Rapids Tuesday. * business. * Mary Dunn ot Kalama- | CKDAB CKUK Gethsemane* - 10:00 A. M. olay. entertained the enure cast | ___ ____ _____ _____ play, ca*l salary. , Sunday School 11:00 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. diaries Betts were in zoo and Mrs. Kenneth Dunn of Lan- 1 -----------— home -------- ---follow------------- . CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS and -----------------directort at---her Rev. and Mrs. Fay C. Wing were t.._ Christian Endeavor 7:30 P. M. Grand Rapids Sunday to see thelf lln< 1nent the weekend With their spent Tuesday night with in<r tn* nlav. . 'SCHOOL NOTES Zion Lutheran Church Kilpatrick daughter. Miss Doris Betu a Mrs parenti Mr and Mra Harry Dunn, Woodland Baseball Schedule Paul W. Geiger, Pastor llah Thrun of Grand Rapids U vis- J ~ Sunday school 10:30 A. M. of Rev. E. 8. Thompson of CoaU 110 repeat me play on Friday eve­ The Woodland Baseball team will 10: 00 A. M. Bunday school Morning worship 11:30 A. M. itlng her parents, Mr. and Mn. H. family i Grove. * Mr. and,Mrs. Stuart Kuss- <n|ng Of mu week at 8:15. Proceed* ---------- ------------------d have a limited schedule this spring 11: 00 A. M. Palm Sunday Con­ Christian Endeavor 7:30 P. M. W. Walratn? * Mrs. Dennie Yarger, —r. McCane were Sunday visl- Thursday morning. The beat of ' maul and son. -R. J;, spent Sunday 1 will be divided equally between the owing lo gas rationing. They Will firmation services for children and Message by the pastor 8:15 P, M. Jr., and children are spending some- ttora ors a at. «i the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan goes with you. Merle. * Mias Ji afternoon and evening with Mr. and 18 the adult*. play Nashville and Sunfield on “ The Christian Endeavor societies time with her parenU. Mr. and Mrs. Douglx-j. * Wm. Otte haa returned Mra Roland Curtis of Lake Odessa, j There w ill be no risen rd seau. following dates: 12: 30 P- M. The Lutheran Hour of Woodland and Kilpatrick arc coy Brumm. to his home after spending the win­ Lammers of HasUngs Is home WOOD i April 3—Nashville—there. — . 'I sponsoring an taster Easter Bunrue Sunrise sservServ-------------------------- -------------*> b --------ter with hu daughter. Mrs. Fred - -----------------May 3—Sunfield—here. 2:30 P. M. LutheranUajSel Hour Ice at the Kilpatrick church «:00 IRVING itertained liher Barlow of Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. entertained noon on business * Mr and Mrs. ' Mrs. Chas. Farthing was surprised May 14—Sunfield—there. C ^rlday — Good-Friday 8:15 P. M J A pre-Easter services, sponsored by an ^_ . ®. B . -u.u. Lester Loid and family ot Clover- Rom town*hi| BirdslU Holly and son Franklin l*»t Thursday afternoon when her May 18— Nashville— here. . Friday—Goou-rriday 8:15 l M. t Pi Tuesday tor California where they dale. Mr. und Mrs. Robert Wilcox day. * Mr. ar were dinner guesU of Mr. and Mrs. I daughters. Mrs. Floyd Kimble of mm the tha general o4nrrai theme: "Th* ttriM * the churches of Woodland J*™ and1 wiu - ... visit -‘ The winners will then play the Frotn From "TheCries "TheCrle* their son-in-law and of near Hastings. Mr. and Mra. son. Jimmy of Carl WidU or South Woodlahd Sun- I Coats Grove and Mrs. Lynn Osgood winners from the schools In the Of 5.. The Christ ------ -The rm.- ------ - --------community, will be conducted dur­ daughter. Capl. and Mra Rlchnn* Stewart Brownell and sons. Stanley From Cross". ' day Rev and Mra Wingard of Woodland, and her daughter-inS£e afUmrSn caherv* M7s0eo law. Mn Glenn Furthing. aUo of southern and western part ot the "The Cry of Comfort' will be giv­ ing the week preceding Easter as Tompkins at Del Mar. near Camp and Jack of Gun lake. Mr. and Mrs. en. Colored slides of. the Songs of follows: Cllffe of Carson City is spending Woodland invited her neighbors and county. Cnllan ♦ Mr. and Mia. Adelbert Albert Nash and family were* HunWoodland school wU participate the Cross. Choir Rehearsal follow­ Monday at , Woodland Unitefl Wilcox entertained Mrs. Wllcok's day afternoon and evening callers and children were dinner >u thia week with Bupt. and Mrs? H. A. friends to come in nnd help her In Field Day which will be held ing. Also Choir Rehearsal Sunday Brethren 8:00 P. M. Kiuon and Mary Jo. * Mr. and Mra. celebrate her birthday. cousin, Harry Merrick, who came to at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James her mother. Mrs. Untie Cal Tuesday at Church of the Breth­ Barry county to find or to establish Wilcox. * Ben Jenkins returnedEast , May 21 at Hastings. at 2:15 P. M. Hastings ---------=—rr Bunday. —• * Joe fton MM1 visited Mr. and Mrs. I —~> C. . „ , On Easter evening the choir will ren 8:00 P. M. a record of his birth. * Pvt Eugen' home Sunday after visiting at the ner? of Battle Battle Creek Creek called on sev------of ward MLel of McBride over the Father of Local Matron Found Dead Wednesday at Methodist church Flanners, who recently Joined the home of hLs daughter and husband, eral sing a very beautiful cantata en­ Spring Band Concert .....friends frtsndsat stthis this place Bunday weekend. W Mr. and Mrs. Ted Euper CUrk Rogers, age 59. of Lake 8:00 P. M. of Mr. and Tlie annual spring band concert titled. "The Ea*ter Alleluia". army, te at a camp tn Alabama. * Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nash. * Mr. and। was a dinner guests ' ithen of Mr. and Jeralee and MLm Frieda Eupc^ Odessa, father Mrs Glenn FarthThursday at Woodland Evangeli­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Travis visited and Mrs. Louis Barlow ana babv Mra. Henry Lelnaar. * Callers at ware Grand Rapids visitors Wed- ing of Woodland, foodland, found h dead —<i has been postponed until Tuesday The Evangelical Church cal 8:00 PM ----------- J0 was HLi »«•■«-< evening. April 20 because the regu­ their son at Grandville Rov and nna Mrs Barlow's »if u-r called Sun­ the Leinaar home Sunday were Mr. nesday afternoon. * Rev. Paul W. Saturday morning. April 10: 00 A. M. Morning Worship Good Friday Service at the Wood­ family over the weekend. * Pvt day and Mrs. Haroid Lester and chil­ J— on — Mr. and Mrs Dan Douzlass. •— ...» wife, make lar P.T.A. meeting, on which date Theme of Sermon—Making enrist. land U. B. 2:00 P. M Geiger attended the Saginaw Vai- Glenn Rogers and his Sunday his dren of Banfield. Pete Hay dm of Richard Sprinter and Pvt. Orlo * - Wm. Otis apent------------ with -• — ley Pastors’ Conference In Saginaw their -------home---with him w but had been it was to have Jxeen held, falls on King’. The public te cordially Invited to Springer, sister. Mra. Wm. Havens, Havens. — brothers, are both at *l*ler. at the Hastings. * Maynard Monroe of Tueeday. * Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pal- In Lansing since Thursday. He was Tuesday during Holy Week. A pro­ 11: 00 A. M. Sunday School Camp Rucker. Ala., and yet have home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard John- Kalamazoo is spending 1 Son of West Woodland were found by Jap Jordan of North gram will appear tn next week's 7: 45 P. M. E. 1. of C. E. Topic. not met since beintr there ★ Mr son of Hickory Comers and reported with his grandparents. Mr. Banner.. - ' er guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Woodland. ■Telling Others of Christ" led by DURFEE and Mra. Edwin Smith of Hastings Mrs. Havens a litUe belter * Mrs. Ardy Owen. The funeral was held Tuesday at turner Monday evening. They Miss Olga Eckardt. To Represent F. F. A. Mrs. Albert Welch and daughter were Sundav visitors at Wm. Mc­ Tuesday for their new home in 2 P.M. at tlie Lake Odessa Chapel 8: 30 P. M. Evening Worship.. Ser­ Gene Rising and Robert Bom will Nashville. * Theodore Schmalzried with burial in Lakeside cemetery. represent Woodland F. P. A. at the mon theme — "Where Was He and MUs Mary Bauich of Battle Canns. * Mrs. Isabel McCann of rouuucur Creek spent the weekend at the East Lansing daughter-in-law of the of Levering is assisting in the care He leaves two children, a son Glenn State F. F. A. Convention In East Wounded?" Union Services during Holy Week. Bateman and Hammond home. Miss Wm. McCanns, received word her of his brother. Will Schmalzried. Rogers. Like Odessa and Evelyn Lansing Wednesday and Thursday brother Arthur Jarred with the -----------Grace Bauich accompanied them who came from Pennock hospital Farthing. Woodland ............. -and ---------one---grand ----- - -4.11.4 Joyce Farthing, n l.» of Wood- of this week. home for a visit. * Mr. and Mrs. R.C.A.P., had been killed in action. South Woodland Church Monday to the home of hl* daugh- child, also of the Brethren Ivan Briggs of near Cloverdale * Mr. and Mrs. Victor Staon and ter and husband. Mr. and Mr*. Glen < land. Latin Club spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. two children of Hastings were Sun­ Hazey of North Woodland. * Miss I Arthur L. Dodge, pastor. ak4..— n-M. The members of the luitin Club and Mrs. J. W. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. day afternoon callers at lhe John Allaine Wolfe of But Lansing spent Shower For Bride | enjoyed B luncheon ut the school । 10:00 A. M. Worship and sermon the weekend in Woodland and at- I Mrs. Harry .Sandbrook. Mrs. Ward housc on Wednesday. John Modre were callers on Fri. * Belson home. ! Theme: The Message of the Cross Mr. and Mra Heber Foster remodtended the Junior play Friday eve- 1 ( I Green and Mrs. George Schalbly ------on Duty. leUed the henhouse which is a big SOUTH SHULTZ nlng. * Hr. and Mrs. Ward Green ( Mm*. - •... ------- — .entertained fourteen guests last Fri- ! Farm Machinery Repair Class 11:00 A. M. Sunday school entertained for dinner Bunday. Mr. day afternoon at the latter's home A goodly number of fanners Lesson: Peter and John in Geth­ improvement. * Mrs. Samuel Geiger Mrs. Ethel Hom spent Thursday and Mrs. Glen Leedy of Battle m honor of Miss Virginia Hesterly turned out for the Fann Machinery semane. had a poor spell Saturday but te with her sister. Mrs. Harry Shuie Creek and Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Green, whose marriage was an event of Repair claws which were held 7:30 P. M. Good Friday evening, better now. * Mrs. Edward Rice and of Hastings. * Ada Ashby attended Vela called on Mias Joan Keller al who Just returned from a winter's Saturday. Miss Hesterly received Tuesday and Thursday evening of Love Feast and Communion. stay In Florida. * Miss Mary Town- many lovely gifts. Dainty refresh­ last week nnd will be held on these Our church is co-operating in the, Pennock hospital Saturday. * John the Ladles Aid dinner in Cloverdale --- B-a 4-4 — A *«.T.W — --------mfn'^ were Mrved.____ send and friend. Miss LaVon Mover evenings for the next few weeks. Union Holy Week services culmin­ Btnnan. Jr., and Mbs Violet Nor­ Monday! * a letter, from U>ma of Manchester. Ind., spent last An invitation is extended to every­ ating in the Good Friday service in ton were married Friday night and Larabee who te In Tacotnu. Wash­ Dinner For Elwood McLeod weekend with her parents. Rev. and I „„„, states that llu,v u .,v Larnbee ington. Dale one interested U> attend and leim Woodland U. B. church. Serv­ left for his training camo Saturday. M Your government expects and has made pro­ I A family dinner was held Bunday how vou mnv save the farm ma­ the ice at 8:00 o'clock each evening as, Best wishes and hearty congratula- -with their Co. have been moved. * chlnlst' Mate Tom Nlethamer of al the Bnupp restaurant In Lake chinery you already own. and Mrs. William Sonnevllle vision for you to use your full sugar allotment. follows. Monday—Woodland U. B. Hons. * Several from the Balti- Kjr. and Suzanne and Billy of Battie Chicago visited his parents/ Mr.and Odessa in honor of Eta-ood ­ church; Tuesday—South Woodland। more W.M.A. are planning on at- -• Families need the energy provided by sugar. Mra. Frank Nlelhnmer over Sunday. who left Tuesday for Pt. Custer as tending Branch at Caledonia this Kindergarten nnd First Grade Creek visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester Church of the Brethren: Wednes­ * Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Faul were nn enlisted reserve. Those present Miss Doris Whitney, teacher day—Woodland Methodist church: week. ★ Mr. und Mra. Henry D. Bonneville Sunday. * Wendell Ken­ So buy and then use all of the Michigan Bunday dinner guests of Mr. and were Mr. and Mrs. Ravmnnd Mc­ The Beginner’* have made covers' Thursday—Evangelical church. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Davis yon of Bsttle Crr-v «•»—• " • ‘ Mrs. Chas. Rowlader of Grand Rap­ Leod and children of Grand Rapids. for our Mother Goose Book-. 1 and daughter spent Sunday with with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alva A cordial welcome to all. Our Lord Made Pure Sugar—(he Sucrose Energy Food ids. * Mrs. Stanley Manker and Mr. and Mrs. Don McLeod. Loke We are making many. Easter pic­ took time to live and die for us. We, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davis in Kenyon and his g.u._ Mrs. Lester Brumm visited Mr. nnd Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mc­ tures. ( Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs. KenMina Kenyon and in the afternoon —that your ration stamps permit. ought to take time to draw near lo Mrs. John Weaver of HasUngs Sun­ Leod nnd Mrs. Emma Lucas. WoodElaine Bales and Joselln O'Con­, him is worship and praLse. । nelh Ritchie spent Sunday with Mr. they all visited Mr. and Mrs. Gord­ day afternoon. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Rnbnor fixed an Easter centerpiece for and Mrs. Geo. Conklin near Lacey. on Kenyon of Hastings. ★ Mr. and Michigan Made ert Austin and daughter of Lansing I their table. Mrs. Leland Sherrard and Marcia Woodland were Bunday dinner guests of Mr. Infant niea | ... ____ Methodist Church I Nearly everyone In the First grade and Mrs.--Martha Hom of Bat! NASHVILLE -Jean --------------------------------------------------George F- Wingard. Pastor The Sucrose Energy Food and Mrs. Herald Classic. * Mr. and Little Frederick Olmstead, son of have read ten library books . I Pvt. Richard Johnson of Camp tie Creek were out to the farm SatMorning worship 10:00 A- M. Mrs. Robert Crockford ot,**5! Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olmstead of whistle In We now use the bird wh!i. ‘... ... Meade, Maryland and hte moUwntwday and called on their old nelghSundayChurch School 11:15 A. M. Woodland were dinner guesU ot Woodland passed away at Battle our Rhythm Bund. We also have Junior 00 A Mra. Esther Johnson of Battle Creek hojs. * Mr. and Mrs. Gary' Rohm Junior pJiiniihi.. Church 10 10:00 A. M M. Mr. and Mrs. John Hynes Sunday. Creek Osteopathic hospital last 1learned fongs. k-nnp m ' snent a few days at their home here attended the funeral of an uncle In ---------* many ..........spring —4"~ •' ”’~ * Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Fox of Ches­ week Just eighteen hours after en-1 atC7h30r rrhPlrSal Wedncsday nleht ^k ta SSroK*^*- Kn'at^'rLule^r^sSd Third Grade anlng visited Mr. and Mra. John tering this world. Burial in Lake­ Mrs. I-ennn Bates teacher Dell Sunday and Monday. * Mr. and side cemetery. Mrs. Olmstead was . Th»e wUl be union services dur- ing rel.Uvre w The Clover Uaf ‘he weekend at their cottage here, Mrs. Louis Schmidt of Midland are brought home in the ambulance I! Janet Sue Townsend. Patty Green ____ _____ _____ _______ ____ April 99■ ing the Holy Week. We invite the Class met Friday afternoon.-April spending a few days at their home Monday. J,and Donna Kav Sundbrook visited nubile to attend these services. The “ al* the home of Mr Mrs. Smith I « Qumo Smith here. Sunday they visited their ------------■ ’our room Fridav. with Mrs. Lydia Burchett and Mrs. daughter and husband, Mr. and Mra. Methodist Family Night The Cardinal group have com- following te the schedule: Ruby Pufpaff assisting. * Mrs. Ar­ Monday night — United Brethren Arthur Appeiman of Vermontville, their reading books and are Over sixty members nnd their ^nleted i thur Bateman nnd daughter of De­ church * Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng spent last families of the Methodist WB.C.S. inow starting a new book. Tuesday night—Church of Uw troit spent last week with her par­ Wednesday with her sister and hus- enjoyed a carry-ln dinner at lhe We npnrrclHted vefv much being ents. Mr. and Mrs. Von W. Furols*. band. Mr. and Mrs. Win Hauer. * i church, parlors last Monday evening. Iinvited to Mra. Rnlndlcr's room to Brethren. * Mr. Fred Langham ' spent last Wednesday night — Methodist Mr. u,u and mb Mrs.. BJU4. Burr wy.~.< Cotton„ and Pussywillows and daffodils centered 1*ee the fine collections of shells, in Lansing with Mr. and Mrs. daughter thler — Wilma, and —* Miss Esther ^e table forming a. cross. The isnonaes. etc. We learned many church. Rev. Kenneth Griswold of week Russel Langham and son. * Mrs. jznezzon of Grand Rapids. Mr. and toastmaster was Mra. Carl Walts. things from It. ' , Nashville will be the speaker. Brickson Ranfotn Howell was In Hastings Thursday night — Evangelical Mra. Carl Carl Ix:hman of Bellevue and Miss Roberta Wise responded for Oifr rosebush has had several Mrs. church. Rev. T. A. Moyer of Clover­ Monday. * Funeral services for Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Lehman of East the young people and Merrill Lee beautiful rosea on it. ante wui speaa 1 Jane GarJJnger. 84. were held MonWoodland wer. w~wii.nA were dinner mieste guesta at the . Tylfr for the children. Rev. WlnFifth and Sixth Grade* If not ... in ...v, the/hablt day Mra Arlie Snlndler. teacher •» you are .~v -• - of — - -aftemdon at the home in Costhome of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald d LehLch- ,Bard rttnfr. -The Holy City". The |i —i.------church, %------ 1. why u.. not form the utnq township. She R leaves one | Our hat* off to Mra LeRoy Per- attending man Sunday. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Ho­ speaker of the evening was Rev. kins for the fine exhibit from the habit now. We urge you to attend *»“«hter. bart Schalbly and Mrs. Harry Deck­ Babbitt. District Superintendent. eons. Jesse. Roland Roas anu Zeno £eno nndtour ana lour er of Grand Rapids were dinner Following the dinner and pro­ •Aiithland she has given onr room, the church of your choice next Sun- । s^.Jw^. grandchildren... a * Mrs. Mrs. Margaret Margaret I ; urandchiidren. guests al the home of his parents, gram the Fourth Quarterly Confer- Thi» exhibit conslsU of shells, sea day. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schalbly. Sat­ , urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Colon Schalbly of Kalamazoo and Rev. and Mrs. Kennard Schalbly and children of Hopkins spent the week­ end at Ute Schalbly home ★ Robert Williams of Petoskey visited his brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Williams from Wednesday until Monday. * Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Bulling of Hastings spent Sunday ! with his parents, Mr. and Mrs John I Bulling. * Mra. Carl Burkle visited . her daughter. Miss Jeanne Burkle of Battle Creek the first part of this week. * Miss Helena Benner of Batle creek spent the weekend with her parents. Dr. and Mrs.O. F. Ben­ e,e ** ner and sister. Eleanor. ★ Mr. and Mra. John Bulling and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng and son Carl were , guest* Bunday at the home of Mr. 0 ...rrtC* • 1 and Mrs. Rolfe Baling. The birth- ■ dky of Mra. Rolfe Bulling was cele- I brated. * Mra Bertha Cotton of jO^’ Sat Woodland spent the weekend th her daughter and husband. Mr. and. Mrs. Willis Dalton. * Mr. | 4 I.Ma T 4TTV t WOODLAND • ^3‘&ui‘55S2S'j™» ’-s-w ““ rjw S Use Your Full Sugar Ration ■ PURESUOAR , : . , i I II' . ’ ! aC«*soR|£J >/l STAR’ । , I . r I Rowlader of South Woodland Sun­ day afternoon. They were Sunday evening supper guesU at the home of Mr. ana Mra. Guy Kantner. also of South Woodland. * Mr. and Mra. Chas Farthing were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra Ben Schnei­ der of Northeast Woodland. * Miss Wilma Cotton and friend. Mlw Es­ ther Erickson of Grand Rapids, nailed an Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fisher Sunday afternoon. ★ Mra. Mary Shower man of HasUngs spent Sun­ day and Monday at the home of Rev. and Mrs. George F. Wingard. ★ Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Green, who have been spending the winter in Florida, returned to their home In Woodland Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kantner and Mrs Jerry Fisher spent last Wed. in Battle Creek. ★ Mr. and Mra. Raymond Dalton and Eldon Flcauier of Lake Odessa were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flessnifr Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Forman called on Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ickes of Baltimore township Sunday after­ noon. * Russell Lind has been trans­ ferred from Camp Grant to Camp McCoy tn Wisconsin. Last Sunday evening, he called his mother on lhe telephone. He is well and is enjoy­ ing his new Job with Uncle Sam His new address: Pvt. William R. Lind 36458847 Camp McCoy. Wisconsin WOMEN WANTED FOR ’3” LIGHT PLEASANT WAR WORK »1’ -uh "ltW $595 ,CU»S»» ifcstn IN AIRCRAFT RING PRODUCTION SJS5S»— AND INSPECTION *3” 'S'5 NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Larte Crowd Attends Junior Play A large crowd, filling all the au­ ditorium and over half the bleach­ ers saw the Junior Class put over in a big way. the royalty play, "Ev­ ery Family Has One" last Friday evenlnv. Thte class h«d redecorated the stage scenery with lovely soft colors and slip covers for tlie stage davenport and chair had been pur­ chased which harmonized with the colors of the room. These were a gift from the class to tlie school. The play was well cast with every­ one doing his part excellently. They held the attention of the audience thruout the show. A fine between acts entertain­ ment was put on bv the Juniors. A Harmonica Ensemble with Robert Bom. Donald McMillen. Jack Os­ good and Gordon Williams, accom­ panied by Eleanor Benner on the piano wm given first. A comet duet wm played by Glenns Darby and Donald McMillen, accompanied by B^*jS?orerciaM presented the IF NOW EMPLOYED ON ESSENTIAL WAR WORK DO NOT APPLY UNLESS YOU CAN QUALIFY UNDER THE WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION EMPLOYMENT STABILIZATION PLAN BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY Hastings Mfg. Co Taylor’s Shoe s 119 W. STAT! ■ Quality Show Propstly Fittsd" HASTINGS - �I I THE HASTING g BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL U, 1M1 fOUB | inducted Btfo aervtoe Thursday and' Jarvia Campbell, and Ray Tolan,Ids who attended the ' hmaral of I had been a helptoa* invalid for some sent to Camp Grant, TH. spent 8un- (son of Mr. andMrs.Rooert Tolan |her brother-in-law, Dave Perrault, 1 time following several rtroksa. Fuday with his uarcr.U and sister, Mr [«£! Priday, spent the weekend with neral service* were heM In the Elk and Mra. Geo. Juppatrom and M»> Rapids Methodist church with Nunna Hu other stater. Mr* Burr burial in Mapto Grove cemetery, iCooley and family of Hating* were game locality. Mr. Roacnberg. as .bo gurat-s a* (he family home * a boy. Uvad with his parana on Thornapple. Frank Gott was run into by a ty- Thursday afternoon al 2 P. M. with Johnson of north Barry-Allegan Una tnooraar Mrs Irving Lutz on Grand St. Mra. Rollo Johnson and Mm. Billie of Assisting her will be Mrs. Isabel knocked down, cutting hl* head and Lepper and Mrs EMon Poulson * scalp quite badly. He wu taken to Miss Marcella Davl* of the Lucid rings home In south Thomappie. 1 jaan. Bun -TO pennock hospital where sixteen Secretarial school tn Grand Rapids ♦ Mr. and Mrs Fiord LaClear were > spent the weekend with her par­ callers on friends In Assyria Twp. f«ter-*on. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Davl* Sunday afternoon. * Judge and toster-daua Kmh of town, a Little Bobbie •nder is one of the late.rt vtcthns Taylor, of Grand Replete were Sun­ ■ JS. rSmTbuX £S‘yc^dT te nS^ HP C U ;^TL>d Med Bu^u teft fcw Ft. of chickenpox. * Miss Jean Stim­ day callers at Cha home cf the Ida Scltoaley te Feonvilla, and UttM son of Battle Creek spent Sunday latter's brother. E. P. Blue. * Max brothers, Cutude. Wilbert of Plain­ with her parents and brother. Mr. Willson at the White Product* well and Earl of British Colombia. Corporation nnd Mrs. Harry Stimson and Leon- — ►»------- ...spent tha weekend tn * David Henry Perrault, died Zcn^M* aMd Sn .I WUI fKv **“«•*£« ’“I0**, Mr tl*e *n4 Vera Mr?,Gardner #At to Pontiac ThurMlay ant. in northwest Thornapple. * Lansing with his family. * Mr*. Tuesday, April 8. at his home on £hn»nth-rtty^ vistted her I X ^^Jn .to^nt MwJWilbert Sprinkle, who te in the . Minute Oom Minor of Petoskey. Is Grand Rapids St. where be bad Jarstfer Convalescent Convalescent home home at atspending a few few days' days' with with her Ker resided lhe past thirty-five years. lohn Carter and family ran State cclleav the oast two vran w?.re ““iner guest* ot tbe vern for a few days with her father and Jarstfer j spending a :. tervhtr to^ngt-^ Tap. Sunday TheJ f. te indued tetTiX^ thto *S%^ UfS' ‘b ly at Coats Grove. te ’^7 Ha-tlngs is gaining nicely from his brother-in-law. Rev. 1. W. Minor He was born in Indiana on June X. * wm Ratert wax hc-ne from the w Ituritert* Henawav Toe ianwood Burdick tan.ll. of earlv part of- thi* week. Mrs. B. recent, severe sickness, i Mr. and,and family. As, a girl. Mrs. Minor 1853. where he spent bls early years. ’ —“tte ooltege at KalamaTOo., spent Saturday night and Sunday *0*^ |S PI er destell eT °Little trort*whereC°*heavW^rd ^U^nlcc’ Mrs Wendell Lyons and Utile lived Ib the Jackson school disealler* wee/- -Weir cous- at Routh Rend Ind as ruest of and Mr*,carlPieroeateuer. cutie trott where she italtrd be*- nice.- daughter df Flint, spent the week- . trtet. near the west county line, and Afternoon ^Mra. Runell Snow and Mr.and Mra. Frank Brown ♦ Con.Vjubratori ' r<h2i*nCconfined”tThi cna w,tn end with hta parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday wa* the dinner guest of ner Miller. They Milled on the farm igntcr. N.'ncy of Battle Creek. * ' nlr Beeler returned to Detroit !?‘l;‘uZl’S J,r L. »auL« J-irbler h*s been confined to ills o«. Kl>. L?ro , , w Mrs. Myrtle Carpen- long-lime friend. Mr* M W. Park­ three mile* northwest of Middle­ «-on) . 8upt. and Mra. j. r. ocnipper ana Thursday to aec ooout entering m-r---'lark* te neuralgia HI— u Iter. *?r- wno wh?> tuts has been unable to walk er ot of mat that vicinity. * Six 81a of lhe the ow old ville now owned bv hi* ton Ed­ children visited his mother at Over- the Navy. Be was accompanied X*n muL 1^x21 nT’rt!!!te.,n2?’aZrtnJrhta alnee sbe fcl1 * few months ago, Yankee Bpringers who were girts ward. and where he lived until Wilkin*. • I toel Saturday, and spent Sunday home bi' hta girl friend. MIm Hen- *"d aJnndbm^a\U I JraX wmliSiner nnd lnJured h" h,I) ‘hat hud been ■ together gathered at the home of • with her mother, in Holland Arietta J abroski who was a visitor nn-Tui *bwrnef * **“.'<7 i broken a couple of years ago. wasIMra. Minnie Johnson, Friday for r Cashier Earl L.e to confined to hi*'st the Beeler home unUl Bnn^y'^dW-T^nt ware. Mra. young sm of MnandMraRnlph ug*”(he University “capital a co-operatived dinner and exchange I Tur. Jfe was a life member of MM­ ‘ Adanuu Mr^and Mra_Vur I ^nklxinre ' has from ai» Bl tnnU/> by ^ra. : heme heme with an vtteek ituex of of bronchial oroncmai - evening evening. * • Mrs Mrs. Blanche Biancne rwger“"“.-reeovered ‘."CI’ *l Ann ArbOT Arbor 8a Saturday, Mra. | of old-time remembrance. remembrances. BesfA Besides dlevfDc F. At A. M. lodge No. 231. His icn. ion. John to also 1U ill; strom spent the weekend in tn Grand * Ad, d*J} Mra *111 WlUSchrodntrnck of meaNlr... meof-les. * 1^. and Mra. Hertha Hertha Dominie with whom she I the hosteaa. hosteaa. others present were, i Surviving besides hta widow and 1 pneumonia. Hl* J}“- Mj- *"d Mr* Schnxl-, attack •’. with a * Mr. and Mrs <Ta tetteJ L£teC — * hard H.rri colt.. rnir. a Mrs. I, Rapid* Rania. with wnn her h»r daughter. riaurrhtar. Mrs Mr. • «?• Mr. and Mrs. Earl •Kermeeti ano | j. l. Rugg took their son L Lt. Rob- 1,VM Mrs. Mra . Carpenter r’amaniaa win -am have u...*;! Mra. u» Daisy ru.n« Baker. Baker Mra. Mr. Mattle -•® n — *re -three grandchildren, and Clarence Bteebv if Grand Rapids । James Berry and family. * Mrs. a,|~, b^’rototlvM in I -treatments and expect* to be there Ritchie, Mrs. Nellie Thompson, j four graal were callers at We home ofj her Albert Wiertnga of thewest eounty rta BatUe "’Y?? several week.*. * Mr. nnd Mra , Mr*. £oule Crookston and Mr*. । —aunt, Mr*. Fred fitokoe. Wednes-1 line, was called to Caledonia on if on Miss Jeanette and Cburf Rosenberg were made happy I FlorAce UUery. The gala plan to day morning. * Mrs. Harold Cut-| Sunday morning by the death of « g ^ib^?^he ’Jeri^IB-> home' Frlt!ay when ,hey received a tefe-1 get-together again soon. « Memtor returned to her home northeast I bar aged father, August Jahnke. * of Middleville, Monday evening of [Mra. Gertrude Upton ol Grand la*t week, after a few days visit1 Rapids spent tne weekend r.lth bar with Mr and Mrs. John Marte-neon cousin. Mrs. E. J. Talbot Her hasm u«iJnrt Yim.Jn.ll-rn»ad >««« t>»vW aun* Rev. Leroy Chamberlain of theih^Oatedonte r*n<r h'r On 8und*F afternoon. * u liata aJ Lro£'2m Url And"y Gackler wa* taken 01 Leighton Evangelical church, ia in .ru-VTra-nrfinruw. Win- 00 Wednesday and must remain in hfa aooocxl week of special meetings at Owoaao Poring fc* Mpence and children of Grand staying with her. * Mrs ■rsen. her mother. Mn |* Night operator Wldrkg MIDDLEVILLE = L E 6 A L S Huth ‘ SSSTdSw^uy te to remember that on । U“ke Odessa. Interment was made A ’ 1 4 K ”.S.,______________ ____ ig of next weak. April In the Parmelee cemetery under | cterk . Hc entered service last year and ! 23. tlwre wiula a regular t------------... meeting; moel|n-; Masonic auspice* With Worshipful ' ‘ ; also tne initiatory oegrees will be Master Wellington Jackson of the I , conferred on two candidates, with i Wayland lodge giving, the Ire lure, i M0TICB -- craxnrroa* J tho past matrons of the chapter do- Present from out-of-lown at the Free™>M^d * the U8 1 ,n . they still are in the dark as to hta I Ing the work. Meeting is called for vow?that made tlicm on/ X have 1 in^i nl i'' -ivte’ »'hereabouts.'but clad to know be is 7:45-come out and sec how now well well or uatsua, mra. jonn iTumoie . lh, < n^lrarae^ We mrtlc^ra tert we aU’® * Albert Wieringa. Mr. and »the past matrons can remember remember । of Big Rapids. Mr. and Mr*. Burr m b as. not learneo tne panicu.aratxn we phone office at Battle Creek spent yrs Edward Wlerinra and little ___ their work __♦ __________ Mra R GMyers Mversof of ________ .Trumble and Mrs Forre.it Trumble; Xetira i extend our best wishes to this young the first of the week at home with J ” rill son. of the west county line, were i Kalamazoo wa* lhe guest at the of Grand Rapids. * The special •**'"“ •• couple for a happv future. Harn' her mother. Mrs. Mattle Benawav Sunday dinner guests at the John-1I Wm. P. Corson home last week. * . meeting of the Eastern Star chap- ! ”, with hl* bride, and his people are and Burdet. * Jack Chase of Wrat- son-Wlerlnga home in south Thorn- ii Mra. Helen Vogel and Mbs Pauline ter Friday evening was attended by preparing to move onto their re- em State State College at K*la- 1 apple. * Mr, and Mrs. peonre Walker spent the weekend at Jack- approximately sixty person*. (. cently purchased farm, known a* mazoo spent the weekend at home, , Heinte of Leighton Twp. and Mr. son. * Roy Coraon and friend. Bob Ouests included Worthy Matron •; Cwt. u the Joe Kurina farm, a mile west w Friends have received a letter , and Mrs. Will Gackler and Mrs. Green, both of Kalamaaoo. spent Chappell and eleven members of -f Hutini and one-half mile north of town from the Floyd Helrlgel family. Dora Kepkey of west Thomappie. the weekend with the former * uncle Wayland chapter, ateo put grand i '<•'"« •« The Stehr home at the west UmJU stating they are very well, nnd were callers at the home of Andrew and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. W P. Oor-’*»«ter. of the Orand Chapter of . ••!« , of town, once known as the E. M.: located at present In a very fine Oackler. Sunday afternoon. * Oscar son. ★ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nor- । Michigan. Grace Murphy of Orand I Brown place, with seven acres has | cottage at Ocean Grose. N J . a Flnkbeiner U out again after being gaard of Grand Rapids were Sunday j Rapids; past grand poet laureate boen sold to William Streeter of block from the Atlantic ocean. Floyd confined to hb. home several days visitors of her parents, Mr and Mrs Edith Frank Andrus of Jackson. Blu Ourt lake. * Mr. and Mrs L R. । is working as a senior ehemist In a last week with strep throat Infec- Charles Crookston. * There Li a and Junior past worthy high priest­ Beeler and son Connie and Mis* Government plant. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Henrietta Jabroski of Detroit were Robert. Dean spent Sunday with I Don. ♦ Mrs. Ethel Kaeclwle of Kai- I prevalence of colds and flu in some less of Pakatlne Shrine No. 1. Doro- --------------------------- —--------- amazoo and Mra. Florence TenEyck ■ form, and your correspondent Is thy Holmberg of Orand Rapids.' motiob to CRBDitoxs The 35 Mile Speed Limit is a vital part of Sunday dinner guesU of their, their parents at Lansing ★ In- of run were among the callers ii lined up with the crowd with a bad The degree* of the order were eon- I uirhiix daughU-r and sister. Mrs. Bob Frost । vllattons are out for the approach- at Haiti the Mileage Rationing Program! For fast the W K. Liebier home, lastI1 head cold, so haven't done as moeh ferred on two candidates and the tor ih» C«o»tr at and husband, in Grand Rapid*. * in* nrnrrtace of Miss Bettv Campcalling this week as usual. * manner in which the corjut of of-1 In <>» M*n»r *r driving burns up rubber . . . increases the Pvt. George Juppstrom. who was bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs week. ★ Clinton Poulson, who has news been oft work ns Tower Man at This I* the latest and correct ad- fleers did their work. *on.e o*" whom । p- Treihrl*. a s operating cost of your car! Remember— , Knlamuroo the post two weeks be­ i dress of P.F.C. Harry K. Batach, are new tn lhe chairs, was most The lecture given 1 '.** V.uii cause of an* injured foot expects [36424968 Br. f. 539. 770th T. S. 8. commendable. your tires will go just about 2’/i times os' ' to return to work, tills Tuesday. * Buckley Field. Denver. Colo. Harry । hy tiw-aaaociate patron to the two <*^,t‘n X nL A. Fred Steeb}’ of Leighton te ‘ out । has a birthday April 33 so wc hope brother candidates wa* especially at ten n’ri-wt b i for ot 25 as they will at 50! If you take again after a touch of pneumonia ! many of his friend* will send him a mentioned by many u being out- }rre.m«r« -t core of the speed, we’ll take care of the .j j*. Mixa Paulina Walker, ,for — standing in the work. After theiR*'*®" renutr* that confined him to lhe bed icvernl .— card. H-,.—, had been conferred Mis* £'* ('turn, lu aalil C<1 days. * John Potts and Clarence lhe pant tlx years, popular home deirets ,n" In service to keep your tires rolling! ... l. ...... ... . Offt-r Serijan.’ students nt the Michigan economics teacher in the T.-K. State college sjx’nt the weekend school!. htu resigned her pul lion presented with a Rift from lhe'.44r/. at their homes. * Sunday afternoon to take effect next week, and will ■ Ilers th«- home of Mr. and Mrs take up her duties as dietitian at chapter and also from the worthy DRIVE .IN TODAY FOR Rock Wool fill—No down payment—3 years to pay. Harry Stimson, rforthwc.it of town, the Jackson hospital a position she matron Nora Stimson, in apprecia­ v.rre her nieces and nephew. Mr. held -.10:06 time ago. We shall all tion for her faithfulness. Following an t Mrs. Homer Gillette of Bal­ miss Polly but heme she will tajoy the work the company was Invited lards Comers. Mr. and Mrs. Chas., lhe change in work. * A chorus of to the dining room where they OBDEK TOB PUBLICATION Warner and daugatcr. Barbara of twenty-five voices directed by Ger­ enjoyed very nice rtlrvsluuenls. Rockford. Mr. and Mrs. Alden ald Htucker wilt render lhe sacred Everyone present spoke of it being Delton, Mich. Phone Delton 28-2S-1L. Reverse charg Phone 2240 Hastings "Tile Thom-Crowrted a moat delightful evening. Adams of Shipshewana, bid., also cantata 4-15 Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Drake of Grand [King", at 11 o’clock next Sunday HENDERSHOTT * ’ Offie* ia 1 Rapids Evening luncheon guests i morning at the Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Mott. Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. John Marten­ । In the evening at 8 o'clock the ton and. John. Jr. of Muskegon. A I young people will present a (■acred Floyd Garrison. Mrs. Ernie Matte­ Mr and Mrs. Charles Ortfftn of Ky. It Is hoped there will be a son and Mrs Albert Brill attended Grand Rapids, were Sunday guests ge attendance *e aiicnannce at both oosn services *erviceB. , the "" funeral of Joseph Card. Ill. the ehllrrh but1 Monday Mnnrtnv after-o-r. iurc}l P*? at the Calvin Streeter home al . * A number of old friends were nt ; Dowllne J? Gun lake. * Mr. and Mrs. Mark the cemetery Friday afternoon for j noon. * The^neighbors gave Mr. and , Norris of Prairieville spent Stin- the interment service of Mrs. Ora Mn. John Brogan a farewell party I day with his cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Clever. 73. widow of Lloyd Clever.;}**1 ,™°?1d“y..nl*hL Tl’e Brogani Mark Ritchie * Fred White, who is who died at her home In Orand ■ bo}'Kht the McCann place on 8 “nd ,rc ^me to txllabln ' employed in Jackson, ipent Sunday Rapids Tuesday, and where funeral at his home on Grand Rapids St. * services were held. Mrs. Clever as I **“• lr frlends there now. w Wc are uk74.?5 Mrs. Anna Baird and Mrs. Hattie Orleltc Metzger was born and grew ?" he^thkHe Smith returned home last Wed­ ; to womanhood in thto vicinity, and - * out ofdot** nesday from Tiffin. Ohio, where I also lived here many years after : £*b’« “Uf-.*_¥r'r*i?d A®"* thity had been on account of the her marriage. She Li remembered death and burial of Mrs, B's sister. ns a fine person. She Is survived by l.‘t U f<^U2g ♦ Mr, and Mrs. Muri 8|ree’.er and four children. Conrad Clever of j •J?r“ent, U,!’u t little daughter of Battle Creek-spent Detroit. Mra. Edith Schaltz nnd I Mnlcomb of Grand Rapids and £Le" 'IJh . BrE' Sunday at their Gun lake heme. A*’’ B!Laha «r * Elmer Bender and Miss Edna Gam of Muskegon, ateo several ' andchildren; one stater. Mrs. Mr. ;, Albert Vedden Vedder and W Mr. Helmink visited her sister and t grandchildren; Annlizin aomd -* U.h Annb^ JUpM. j.. .; anu Mrs.■ Harold Hag8 Icn Eve*, all nr | family at Mt. Clemens the pastnUti, ___ _ ... weekend. They were accompanied | Mr. and by his steter, Mrs. Ids ] U}«.r.i,BAtz-lKeie^ng at ns far as Detroit byy Mr. Mr. nnd and Mrs. Mrs. raccompanied ■ Hccompai d little Eldon Lawrence and little daughdaugh- ■• Schooley Schooley of .Fennville returned ! ole.lirrf°T ?ho visited evening from Elk i F‘‘l I?,?’h VPJJ1d’ Matteson's birthday wns hapolly ter. Phyllis Ann, wl... .L.:: .: her 1... I home Thursday ......—, .... latli-ca. * * -Mrs. -Mm. Rapids, Rapids, where where they they were called * ' . L stater nnd other relatives. -... -------—«* » ETOUP.picture group picture taken In celebrated on Sunday by her chllimr at at the 1* Harry Fish is assisting the Bank Bank । Wednesday Wednesday mornine morning to to attend attend the tlie ?!'! iren and grandchildren. * Mr. and during the illness of Cashier lec. funeral of his brother Benjamin their costumes. Their reports arc ln«. A. O. Clark went tn Dow’Im; । * Mrs. John Trumble of Big Rap- A. Rosenberg, aged 71 years, who finished also and thev are ready to church on Sunday to hear Rev. for Achievement Day. * Mrs. Pran­ ces Hendershott visited her daugh­ Babbitt preach. * Remember the WS.O.S. dinner "hext week Thurs­ ter Mrs. Leon Slocum near Lacey, STARTING AT I O’CLOCK. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: on Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence day at Mrs Jennie Slocums. Ticket Seller.'"You win have to Helmer of Hastings township were ; Sunday guests at the home of Wil­ ; bur Schantz. * Mrs. Leslie Lock- change twice before you get to New I wood of Hastings spent Sunday York." wlth her parents. Mr. and Mm. Chas. Heridershott. * Mrs. Ernie this one traveling suit l*m wearing." FIGHT WASTE AS YOU DRIVE ,J?"I OVER 150 Hastings Customers to attest the satisfactory results of our work. ANDRUS SERVICE fr STATE INSULATION CO. AUCTION SALE Due to ill health I will sell the following described property at Public Auction at the farm located 3 miles south of Lacey and one mile west; or 4 miles north of Bedford and one mile east, known as the old Bill Vick farm, on TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1943 HORSES GRAY HORSE, 7 yrs. old, wgt. 1500. BAY HORSE, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1400. BROWN MARE, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1400. CATTLE BROWN COW, calf by side. BLACK COW, due April 20. Black and white COW, calf by side. YELLOW COW, fresh 6 wks. BLACK COW, giving milk. 4 yearling heifers. 2 heifer calves, 8 mos. old. GRAIN 100 bu. oats. 2 bu. seed corn. 2 bu. cloverseed. TOOLS Iron wheel wagon and dump plank. Wood wheel wagon and hay rack. BUY WAR BONDS Mowing machine. Hay rake. 2 horse spring tooth drag. 3 sec. spring drag. Spike drag. Pair sleighs. 2 horse riding cultivator. Thomas grain drill. 6 ft. cut binder. 99 Oliver plow. 110 Gale plow. ' I. H. C. plow. Buzz rig. 2 horse corn planter. Double harness.' Hay rope. 3 horse harness. 4 good leather horse collars. 40 bu. crates. Cider barrels. Cross cut saw. Quantity groin sacks. Hand Seeder. Corn Knives. Forks, shovels, rakes, hoes, corn planters, potato planters, crow bars, belts and pulleys and other small tools. 2 burner oil stove. Round table and leaves. Quantity fruit jars. 10 gal. cream can. Other articles not mentioned. 1 5 ROOM HOUSE on EaM Mill. Haa iwe Mrooma down, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, all on garage. garden I2.3M.M FORTY ACRE FARM dta McUon 1 Maple Grave, good set buildings, good aog, tea eteetrteUy, priced at ..................................... RIM* M OUR SERVICES CHECKING ACCOUNTS M ACRES Bee. M Maple Grove. This te an outManJinr WAR SAVINGS BONDS painted, has dectrtctty, windmill, bam M«M bane- SAVINGS ACCOUNTS BANK MONEY ORDERS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TERMS OF SALE: CASH, NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. For rent of $2 50 and government tax—in our fine safety deposit vault. Get one today for your war Bonds and other valuable papers. • TED DARLING, Prop. HEN8Y FLANNERY, AuctioRWr SEVERAL REAL GOOD BUYS IN REAL ESTATE NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS E. E. GRAY, Clerk MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. i) km> SO ACRES in section 22 Orangrrtne. fail oet bMMteg* electricity is available ......................................... gt,(MA4 EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BVILDOK PHONE W> VS o,rtOT- "'sr'-.i.-'i:'' —"■j" BJ.,sst1,l’°EuLr,iu; tekS? rerv^uddenfv a tt£t fr - • rsses ■ ■M B �THE HASTINGS BANNIB, THURSDAY, APBH. II. 1H» ' | lataspent Saturday inKaUmooo.' ham*of Mr. ...................... | woodwork. They arc aao doing re- HIGH SCHOOL NOTES'^ and Mrs. Arabi* ★ Anton Pa jT Richards, wo ,of (Stamm ot North East Assyria on I Mrs. Blanche Richard* Is now sta- Saturday right. * Mrs. Sylvia tinned at Iowa City, Iowa. He haa' Treece who has been visiting at her A. Ttkkter. D-«**Md. ' | passed his C. P- T.. having taken daughter's home. Mr. and Mrs Fred ———————--------------- neM UCM meeting luccuilg Tuesday lurnuj night from num Vern Phlllev Mra Robert «d» fw «»«»**• training. ★ Mra. Miller lias gone to Augusta to her The spring concert date liu been seven lo nine. After the meeting V Mrs 5 w.nu xiJrk nf LeW« CollhU-r, who has been ill son’s Ehret Hkldmorrt home. * Mn. tt for May 21. • thev played baakulinUL baskulbaU. >they u>udrn and Mra. Willis Norria ot ZV some ” •jaoauMmM. !^ udpn * nd ’ J 5 .for time and has been al the;J. E. OU* ia reconsinr from _toAn assembly neld during .The thi et^n«lM rVWemSLl Ctrl Reserves Ux C2i,rA!nr<’ll BaUl* Cr** ’U1U!d lhelr mt>U“r' '£*1^ half-hour period Friday morning in ' the »twi>l> ya.rs WidntMlay. April Mrj Id> pjf<r afternoon. * u ____ _____ has ___ located the session room Coach Brozak Anne^Cr“ iJLu?* tu^^n m'ViSd oOU. Mra3^r<?Md>' at UrbAiiiteT^r&^k yxS gave out basketball tetters and ’W‘E’ « Wld> lake »’»«re She ia Iwing school at the Stevens school on award*, and Coach Goodell spoke NORTH HOPE .daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn WUeare< j {or . * Mr> an<1 Mro Herman ■ Monday due to the Illness of the about the second team. The band NOKTn uwra Hams and family al the w. K. p.onnIH. r>n hwith«r 'te.rhrr * Annthor nt nur hnvx'haa played a few selections. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peake and fam- w^iv^r Farm * The Delton In- ; tSdttaOuimCM, UM n> 1 Die -Text -text club hour will be held Uy spent jjpd., TOM, Sunoay. -----------jasorn* auuer, aon or mr. ana iwra , Mimdaj ly, April 10. sterling'. T "wwi, H lhe home of «h Borer , ।---------- । ■■—— John Miller, is In the Air Corp* Ln , primes. The i. — Issue of — ....... ; Banfl eld. next the -------Fwtnlghl : "_TT*T: wuiunu, niuirua)' inruuMi. *,H; ' CLOVERDALE ^Mississippi. comes out April 27. atrn Mra ‘Warn* Andera Vnd mJ Er0B1,?m w“’ B.nd 1 MBs Catherine Cagney of Kali-( —j-—»♦*>■------------, The Journalism class hu nearly h Zhrt Ftrtlllzira.'' Dee Weaver, the Ag. m*zoo called on friend* here, last FAIR LAKE , finished th* copy for the Dooms­ Mrl lc?ntnshen?nbl?«t of Hu- te,u:her ,l lhe Kh?°' hcTc a Wednesday. * Mr. and Mrs. George | Kinsley Ladles Aid will hold their > day Book. tmn fnrtU Sunday"Xum with, vrry lntcr«UnB ‘*,k a,nd l“‘5d “ Chipman of Kalamazoo were caUera.! regular monthly meeting on Wed- I It has been decided by the junior Mr^aniTMra ^nald^UCMhmT * few ““»£’<• “>>• * Jak« , Thursday al Mr. andtMra. Bert MeApril 21, at the Kinsley hall, i class that there will be a.J-Hop this Rankin Hut is stinmwiTfcw hOn of re>x>rU th*'i ,hS I Callifln.* ReV? and Mra. Thomae Potluck dlnrfer. ★ New neighbor* year u In former years. Tlie com­ %h mJ and lMrs 'TiArard has a ChrBtmas cactus ymich':Moyer entertained all lhe rfhool > again! Mr. and Mrs. Babbit from mittee hu been appointed a* fol­ Jo?in*cn at Hickore-Gomera htd£- .bloomed in November and luted children, lut Thursday at their jIndiana have purchaeed the Clarlows: general chairman. Morri* fna «Ji ?Jr her mnthrr w. hoSe Un,u New Ycttra 11 u ,n b’00"1 home. The occasion being their son. i*nce Bull place., have moved in and Hill; program and invitations. Bon­ lhe Wil? aMnhbe tetrer ★'Mr^nd !,faln * Mrs Elm" Donald's, tenth birthday. A de- are gelUng settled. * Mr. and Mr*. । ----------------- ---------------nie Bra nd.-.to tier; music. Richard- Mn ^ack hTrwell and Mr and M?* iHubbardson. who hu been in Texas, Ughtful time waa iiad by all. * Mra. Alfred Galnder and wn Dole of omdee roa pvblicatiox Thomas; decorations. Audra EntLs? Rrn S*mn ofTc.l.muoo *«re n Sun- I •«*«« “>* weebend with Rev and tona Dickeraon called on Mr and , Hickory Comer, were Sunday caDg „ Th. Ftc ley; entertainment. Marjorie Stan­ dfv Mum™'itu^Mr | m£|“"- D W Rotol,'“'> on hrr ’W Mrs. Fled Ashby of Hope Center/*™ at Mr and Mr. Lawrenoe *u.„, ley: refreshmenu. Gall Foster; otto Prow hka Tnd fainilv °* Mr to her home- * Rcv and Mr8' ° , Monday. * ML** Emm* Johncock d Hu«hes. * Bill Voaburg hu enlhUd A, a .f „ld publicity. Wlllo Hampton; clean­ up. Donald Preston. The ordering of senior announce­ ments was completed Thursday. well s>>cnt Sunday afternoon with | oox-r ...... eu. April 8. All orders for name cards Mr. and Mra. Frank Chilson. * Mra. Adrianson and son. I and Mrs. Bernard Harmon of K*la- I NEED—BUY WAR BONDS li ra» Maiire e< ik* k-ut< Paulina Murphy spent a few days viper murt be in by Friday. April 10. Creek called on his muoo spent INSTEAD. Wurm Dk<*>«i -. ......... ... Sunday with Dwight Tlie shop cluse* arc carrying on Xa'i'afYnd Adrianson Saturday Van Horn and Mrs. Blanche Van I their usual line of work such as — and f£mh and Mn Pa unh a 'sfumoon and brought a nice •• Horn. Conaral ' • him • • — « —gralulations to Mr. Van I finding the area of triangles, work­ pon tSty and family ct led on M/ and Mrs birthday cake in honor of hi* 82nd Horn who Is c Ls eighty-three years old | ing with measuring tools, framing Murphy called S^lh“£hu?ud Sun- birthday which w« Monday A£1 .Monday. *JU r«o^ _____ ly which was Monday, April . Monday. * Mn. Mra. John Ennis of Gul! Gull squares, etc. Mr Bcnelhu hu been Frpnk Horn al, mu.,- 12. * Mr and Mra. Lewis Eaton 1 lake and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ennis helping the boys of junior high to day evening. * Mr. and Mrs. Ken- 1 were in Hastings on business Monof Battle Creek spent Sunday with , 1 plan for the coming exhibit. Five dall Keller and son of Orangeville day. Mr*. --Grover Daveni»rt. * Mra. Ew- 1| tn th. otfic* r * Mra. Mary Shedd and Mra. 1 ---------------------classes nre competing against one spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. and ' Blanche Richard* were in Kalama- , Ing, —wiio ----- ---------has spent ,--------the winter .—with ------ , ' it. rir.in CvnmiMirarr *t is* Cron another to see which can exhibit Mra William Anders. her daughter and family, Mr. and Di iiarzy.' zoo Thursday. * About forty-five . family. ------->► i the lest table. ; Mra. Robert Boykin, returned Mcr. in th. M.ii.r of in* Anpainimoni < attended the pot luck supper and Mrs. Mon ­ GLASS CREEK ---------------------------------« Milo Coldren Ims been the onlv day to her home in Middletown, a B*»rd of li.itralaitin far th. Dur Conference In the '*• “ •" Weekend visitors, at Fred Otis' quarterly c hew member taken Into the Hl-Y . church Thursday evening Ohio. * Mra. Lucy Dings, returned were Mr. and Mrs. Louie Erway. Methodist 1Mcuwaiavuamu. thLs semester. last week. week. Rev. E. H. H. Babbitt. Babbitt. 1I home Saturday after spending sey- J0fh°X_ .f MareV im k tiliito? Rev. E. cof last Mr. Jones' radio cla'-s Ls pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Ousmendo and Chas, of Grand Rapid*, district *uperintenderal weeks , at theJenUer home in Oo.nt, Dr.i Erway of Kalamazoo. * Sunday < gressing in radio codes. ent gave an interesting talk. * Mrs (Hastings. She। is not as well as her { „ r u, emir of Hart visitors at Forrest Havens were, Mr. t About 25 OAA girls went on a Susie Francisco of Climax called filends wish her to t». ♦ Mra. Les- pra>mz for »h« dwp.ninf. witrsini f bike hike Thursday. April B. under and Mrs. Rex TRle of Ypsilanti, on friends in town Saturday and . ter Monica and Bruce were In Kai- (ira>cht'nin<. ..i.ndinj and aia.rtn the supervision of Miss vanWes- Mr. and Mra. John Havens and Rod- <Hundav Her aon Ellh FraneUco I amazoo Saturday. * Mrs. Martha nt «he Bur.) Urals. trenen The group met al lhe Court ncy and Mr. and Mrs Robl. Me- iwho ia a coast guard and hu been Chamberlain returned home SunThat upon rta •» *.>■ of Sprit 1 St house and tncn pedaled to Leach Glocklln amt family of Hastings. * i tr, zmwaukoo win for day after‘ spending three weeks uod.r»i<ae4 r*i*d j*tih Hose udM ia* or praka lake. There a fire wu built to roast Mr. and Mrs Russell Thornton and >.rationed in Milwaukee. WM . lor “J. wieners, and the girls ate their sup­ sons ot Charlotte were Sunday visl- । tors at Clyde Warren's. * Mra. For- > per. The beginning shorthand class rest Havens and daughter Virginia । lire* ui — to-.k the SO word* per minute dicta­ called at the Howard Johnson home Liiarm Friends and neighbors of the put. week at Hickory Comers. < tion test April 6. Tlie Girl Reserves played buket- and found Mra. Wm. Havens some > Schoolcraft »pent Sunday .‘‘J? .1 re. < ball In' the gymnasium l**>t Tues­ better. They also called lo see Hen- George lhelr parents, Mr. and Mra & -""d ry Shively near Oun lake and with , day.-April 8. Bert PWUoiY Mn Pniton went ' lum Httjj S: n«'« of mi "Tlu- Seven 1-n.rt Words" L* going found him slowly falling * Mte* ■ with them to stay until W<-dw to be preaented by the high school Genevieve Erway of Grand Rapids home Miss Joan ot Kalamazoo spent nesday. , * Mrs. Ida Ptfer was tnk- “ ,. nnd Presbyterian choirs nnd alumni and suddenly ill last Saturday night iJJ? tmthdat' hrtt'-K V'rS’,?r''the weekend with their intents. Mr. en , nt the Presbyterian church on Wed- and Mra. Ray Erway, * Sunday vis­ A doctor from Hastings was called I £®l®toTUlc hcr birthday last Thurs .nd Mshw.) nesdny. April 21 Soloists will be at Roy Erway*' were Mr. and and । Sunday the was taken to the I aay- _________ , _ ___________ Mn. Arthur Txiwcr. Wesley Burrell, itors Mrs. Al Wolfe and daughter. Mr. ।home nr rn. . ? of her rtatitrhlrr daughter. Mr, Mrs. Roliert Robert ‘ ASSYRIA nnd Robert Wing of Grand Rapid*. and Mrs. Maurice Erway of Grand hr.me ■ During the fire drill on April u Rapids. Homer Erway und sons of Louden in Battle Creek where she Dale Conklin and Forest Cole • the high school building was en­ Muskegon. Mr. nnd Mrs Ward Er- i will be cared for. ★ Mrs Alice who have worked for some lime at Quick, who la cmnloyed in a Cunva- Wilcox Rich defense plant, Battle tirely cleared in 81 seconds. Dick Rose and son of Hartings. le.scent Home in Batt'* "—------ ' Representatives from Albion ,c«l- way. spent creek, have returned to their farms * Mrs. Roy Erway Ls caring for the a few the ,„..tTFeek past’ .. ~ days I,.. .... wlth'her for the summer's work. * Mrs Kate ORDER FOR PUBLICATION lege. Alma college. Argubrighl's, Dick Rose's lu -Hastings whllf tier .. I forenoon, .Lx.l.k,.. 1 daughter, Mrs. C,.. Susie Sever and cole ajlcnt part of tlie week al the 'Dnvenpart MncLnchlnn. Kalama­ daughter ► :al* of MlcLIzsn. The Probsts Court is hsrob Mildred Ls in the "hospital. zoo college. La Parent Aeademv of * Mrs. Russell Whittemore spent family. * Mrs. Royce Henton was home of her daughter and family, for lhe Coariy cf Barry. > [million; Beauty Culture, n nurses' school. last Thursday with her paronta. in Kalamazoo Thursday. * Mrs Mr. and Mra. Edd Hoffman near Olivet college. Parson's Business Mr nnd Mrs W Pew In Hastings Amy Coot of Climax called on Mrs . Dowling. ★ Farmers arc busy with Probate Offln htfeki'u: their last year's com corn crop university. University of Michigan. Arlene spent the week there. * Hattie Whittemore- Saturday aft- ।. hUskini; Western Michigan College of Edu­ Junior Brown of Gull lake called ernoon * Mrs. Susie Prancfeco I in connection with the Soring crops cation. and Lnnstng Secretarial on his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs nnd Iter son and dgughtcr-ln-Iaw. * Mr. und Mrs. Floyd Randall spent rchnol Interviewed prospective stu­ Chas. Whittemore Friday * Sunday Mr. and Mrs Ellis Francisco ot Thursday In Climax. ★ Louts Jone., dents during College dny. April 13. callers in the Whittemore home Kalamazoo called on Mrs. Hattie who hits enjoyed a recent furlough The Bible club Is planning an were Lowell Whittemore and chil­ Whittemore Sunday. * Mr. and returned to service in the California Mra.^AlienTerrywnd son Michael Air Corps. * Miss Norma Case of Easter service to be given at noon dren of Delton Theodore Pranshka Pr.m-.hka i ;7‘ 1 in the session room Tuesday. April . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bechtel P1‘Mr?,’w?(to.h^LlE?reah 1 Lansing spent the weekend with । Mr. “ and Mrs. Wade Town !0. Gretchen Vander Voort acting lie of Hastings. lMr nd Mr * Wil1 r°"n and .her parents, Mr. and Mrs Hugh family Sunday. * Mrs. Wade Town I Case. * The Young Married Peoples m chairman. , -------------- --- ., and daughter. Mra. Leo Chamber- unit held a social evening at the Hie Barrv district of the M.E.A HINDS CORNERS held a meeting at nt Middleville WedMf. ^54 Mr. and Mr* Mra. Milton Milter. GralCr Gesler of ul nesday evening, April 7. Dr. J. Rav- Berryville called on Mr. and Mrs. Clark Robinson Banda)' Sunday — and mond Schultz was the guest apeak-1। ciark^Roblnson J Mr.I 1 arid Mm. Robinson called at the 1 The district speech contest is Le­ homes of relatives nt Welcome Cor­ in* held UUs afternoon at the hleh ners ahd In Hastings but found no j school. HasUngs. Marshall, and Al­ one at home. * Miss VerabeBc Go)bion arc participating. The winners den of Kalamazoo spent Tuesday . of this contest will compete at a night with the home folks and is ' regional contest at Union Citv. feeling fine. ♦ Ous K. Kline and The scale model aircraft class be­ Clark Robinson attended the sale gan construction work on series F of John and George Robltu>on near Carlton Center Thursday * Mrs. this week. Tlie foods class Is working on a Robert Singleton and daughter, । nutrition unit They are making a Bonnie of Hartings spent Sunday record of the calorics they ent dur­ with the former’s sister. Mrs. Claud ing the day and then balancing Hammond. * PT.A. al the school them house Friday evening was quite well Tlie home management class Is attended. Their program was mov- i studying the various treatments of Ing pictures. DELTON >rt CUakMl. ProiaU IF YOU READY on your rcqulremsnts. Tliere are hundred! of lo­ cal people taking ad van- Plan. Why Kot You? CITIZEN'S CRIDIT CORPORATION L E G A L $ U S rfThe Building & Loan Aiuociation Helpt Finance Remodeling and Repairing” IF IT WON'T HELP WIN THE , WAR—FORGET IT. MILEAGE MEANS BETTER CARE Per Mile! M. •' 4 RATIONING The less you drive the more likely it is your battery will run down . . . and the sooner your motor oil will contaminate! That's why better care per mile is I the safest car policy for gas rationing! McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR K7 E. STATE HT. HASTINGS PHONS UM AUCTION SALE Due to necessity of changing farm plans I will sell at public auction my purebred herd of Jersey cows. Farm is located 1 £ miles south of Woodbury or 1 mile north and throe miles east of Woodland or 10 miles south of Jnct. of US-16 and M-66. SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1943 COMMENCING AT I O'CLOCK Let’s suppose you have Select an Imperial paper with the same Color Recipe - Whatever the colon of your furnishings, you'll find them artistically combined in a lovely Imperial pattern that will make a harmonious unit room beauty and frailness! And lliis new Liveliness will last, because Imperial is Color-Locked ... guaranteed waaliable and light resistaat. See these wonderful papers at our showroom. They're mar­ velously economical! _ STEBBINS A JACOBS SUCCESSORS TO CARVETH & STEIIINS HASTINGS PHONE 2131 d»» Your Dtcontor or Puptrhanfrr jot Imperial Fathahle FuUpeperi, identified in tample booLi try ike jamoui tilt er MtI. THKE COWS ARE AU T.B. AND BANGS TESTED Dairy Hard Improvement Records have been kept on these cows for ten years and w Of wdl os pedigree*. t will keep one or two of these cows. SPRING ... is the Ume lo again Ibfak ot repalriag ot remodeling your home. It may be a new room you may want to add. fix up the basement, attic or a new roof. Itegarflcw of what your home need* lhe Government wants you to keep Il up in “Up-top" shape, to Increase living-zpaee, If possible, to accommodate another family, or even one more room for a War Worker. Materials are available for three neces­ sities and you can secure financial aid for them through your Building A Loan Association. We are In a position to loan money for repairing and remodeling home*. Arrangements can be made to repay in convenient, regular installments. If you are considering buying a h*n*e that to already built . we can arrange fo finance it (or you. Our plan has proved very satisfactory as our interest rales are very reasonable ^nd payments can be arranged for your convenience. IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO REMODEL, REPAIR OR BUY A HOME AND NEED FINANCIAL AID—STOP IN AND LET U6 EX­ PLAIN OUR PLAN. 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 YELLOW DARK FAWN YELLOW FAWN RED FAWN BLACK RED YELLOW GREY FAWN GREY FAWN DARK YELLOW RED FAWN YELLOW YELLOW dark Fawn YELLOW GREY FAWN DARK FAWN FAWN RED FAWN DARK RED FAWN RED FAWN FAWN FAWN P. B. P. B. Grade Reg. Grade Grade Grade Reg. Reg. Reg. Grade P. B. P. B. P. B. P. B. P. B. P. B. Grade Grade P. B. P. B. P. B. JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY DUE APRIL 18 11 YR. OLD 10 YR. OLD BRED 1-10-43 8 YR. OLD DUE 8-30-43 7 YR. OLD DUE 9-27-43 6 YR. OLD DUE 10-14-43 10 YR. OLD FRESH 2-23-43 8 YR. OLD FRESH 2-27-43 6 YR. OLD DUE 9-14-43 6 YR. OLD DUE 9-14-43 5 YR. OLD DUE 10-23-43 5 YR. OLD BRED 4-10-43 7 YR. OLD DUE 8-19-43 5 YR. OLD DUE 4-22-43 5 YR. OLD DUE 10-31-43 4 YR. OLD DUE 7-27-43 3 YR. OLD SPRINGING _ Due date unknown 3 YR. OLD DUE 5-16-43 3 YR. OLD Duo date unknown 3 YR. OLD 3 YR. OLD BRED 3-24-43 3 YR. OLD FRESH 2-20-43 7 YR. OLD DUE 6-14-43 3 YR. OLD FRESH 3-1-43 FRESH 2-16-43 4 YR. OLD SPRINGING 2 YR. OLD 4 YR. OLD FRESH 2-9-43 We Sell War Bondi and War Savings Stomps THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 TERMS-CASK. TO BE SETTLED FOR BEFORE REMOVING FROM PREMISES. L C. LAKE, Prop ALLEN HASKINS, Auctiaaur CARL BRODBECK, Clark �Tilt FAOI STX Alhft. U. 1H1 THE SECOND WAR LOAN DRIVE IS ON! ARE YOU A Part Time American? MERICA-Let's be frank about it... so far, many of us back home have been fighting this war from an easy chair. Many of us have bought War Bonds out of extra cash, out of money we didn't miss too much. We haven't been really tough with ourselves. But this war is a hard, down-to-reality war. And many of our boys are dying in it. A magic carpet that could take you to Africa and New Guinea. Suppose you could hear the groan of American boys wounded, and American boys dying . . . Say now, how many Bonds would you buy? THAT KIND pF WAR THEY ... are dying. And they will keep on dying until wc drown the enemy in an over* whelming torrent of bombs, bullets, guns, tanks, planes, ships, and shells. That's why we're asking you, in this one month of April alone, to lend Uncle Sam 13 billions of dollars-by buying War Bonds. 13 billions of extra dollars-over and above any buying that you'd be doing anyway! WE'VE GOT TO BUY MORE So your government asks you to buy Bonds and more Bonds-to get really tough with yourself. We're asking you to give up the frills and "extras" for the rest of this war. We know how human it is not to make sacrifices until the crisis drives us to it. In England they felt the same way until the bombs started falling. Now they can't do enough! Bombs are such persuasive things. But just as persuasive ought to be the spirit of our brothers, sons, husbands-who are ready to give all. Think now . . . what are your dollars, compared to their lives? A LOT OF MONEY 13 billion dollars is a lot of money. It'll take sweat and tears to raipe it. It'll mean going without now. But also-it will mean saving now-to buy later. It'll mean giving up ev­ erything you can't square with your con­ science, so that we, us, our children, can have a more decent place to live in when this war is won. IF YOU COULD SEE Look at it this way—suppose you had a THE DRIVE IS ON So, if someone calls on you to ask you to buy War Bonds in this 2ND WAR LOAN DRIVE, will you buy to the limit-and then buy more? Better yet, will you go to your Bank, Post­ office, or wherever you're used to buying your Bonds-and buy NOW? Will you lend extra money this month. Money that can hasten the day of Victory: Money that cdn help to save American lives? MONEY BUYS MONEY Remember, what you're really buying with your money is still'more money. For after dll, these Bonds are money! Money, plus! Every dollar you put into War Bonds will bring you a dollar plus interest. So the more Bonds you can buy the better for you. Americans—Get Tough-with yourselves-for your country. There Are 7 Different Types of U. S. Gov­ ernment Securities-Choose The Ones Best Suited for You: United States War Savings Bonds-Series E: The perfect investment for individual and family savings. Gives you back $4 for every $3 when the Bond matures. Designed especially for the smaller investors. Dated 1st day of month in which payment is re­ ceived. Interest: 2.9% a year if held to maturity. Denominations: $25, $50, $100, $500, $1,000. Redemption: any time 60 days after issue date. Price 75 % of matur­ ity value. 21% Treasury Bonds of 1964-1969: Readily marketable, acceptable as bank collateral, these bonds are ideal investments for trust funds, estates and individuals. A special feature provides that they may be re­ deemed at par and accrued interest for the purpose of sotisfyiny Federal estate taxes. Dated April 15, 1943; due June 15, 1969. Denominations: $500, $1,000, $5,000, $ 10,­ 000, $100,000 and $1,000,000. Redemp­ tion: Not callable till June 15, 1964; thereafter at par and accrued interest on any interest date at 4 months' notice. Price: par and accrued interest. Other Securities: Series "C" Tax Notes; l°/o Certificates of Indebtedness; 2% Treasury Bonds of 1950-1952; United States Savings Bonds Series "F"; United States Savings Bonds Series "G". BARRY COUNTY AND YOUR COUNTRY NEED YOUR HELP! « . A- _A_ Enlist in the Barry County contingent of Michigan's "Collant 60,000" at any local bank. They Give Their Lives THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED You Lend Your Money BY THE BARRY COUNTY WAR SAVING AND VICTORY FUND COMMITTEES WITH THE CO-OPERATION OF THESE FIRMS: TRIO CAFE THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS CITY BANK COFFEE SHOP INTERNATIONAL SEAL & LOCK NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS EINAR A. FRANDSEN, Chartered Life Underwriter E. W. BLISS CO. ANDRUS SERVICE STATION STRAND & BARRY THEATERS COLEMAN INSURANCE AGENCY HOTEL HASTINGS LYBARKER'S DRUG STORE CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY HASTINGS MANUFACTURING CO. MICHIGAN MUTUAL WINDSTORM INSURANCE CO. UNITED STATES TREASURY WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE - WAR SAVINGS STAFF - VICTORY FUND COMMITTEE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-04-22.pdf 8eec5534e6e568f7c54d6b62e1c2a908 PDF Text Text If It Wont Holp Win The Wor - Forget It! The Hastings Banner SECTION ONE—FACES I to 8 HGHTYSIVINTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. AFRIl 22. 1943 -■uy W 14 FACES—2 SECTIONS THEY GIVE THEIR LIVES WE CAN LEND OUR MON 50 Response to 2nd War Loan Drive Disappointin -it * -Ct ☆ LOAD TO DATE IS BEING CARRIED LARGELY BY THE FACTORIES AND CORPORATIONS CONCERNING "SLACKER DOLLARS" DEFERMENT OF WORKERS Home Front FARM A Statement By The Barry ' On th» -Cl ☆ There arc a lot of "slacker dol- house to house canvas*. lars” left here In Barry county. . • Each of us Jinows if we have a So far as we have been able to savings account which might be in­ find. the Second War Loan Drive vested in U. 8. bond.-. to date has made practically no tmFurthermore it will be up to each County Draft Board preMlon on Individual savings de- of us to go to the bank and see Herewith is a statement made by i n i r Fa,,in9 D°wn °n J°b posits in the banks of the county ■ that this investment b> made Note:—Because Evart Ardis Ls Al I V IT I IT V Rarrv county is falling down cu which are at, or near, an all-time Banks are handling all of the dehaving a tusaei this week with a the i Barry County Draft Board in "Flu” bug his letter from Freeport order , high. tail involved free of charge as part to clarify iu position on the -V AT A GLANCE ☆ lhr ln thc s*cond War 1x5-11 will be delayed until next time and ‘। ,question of deterring farm workers: ? Drive—which puts us right in line Thc factories and institutions In of their contribution to the war efMrs. Richard Oroon chute with you 1 "The members of the Local Draft the county are coming through fort. They are definitely not get. with other counties in the state. a week earlier than planned—here's 1. Board at present are faced with Aplendidly. ting any of the money you invest in This is a regular weekly feature Roth state and national figures tnher letter:— many unsavory facts in classifydestgned to aid y«4t. in your cur- dlcate that Individual participation As much cannot be said at many government bonds as a fee—ail of Greetings:— I ing farm workers. Numerous case* rent purchases of items rationed by m this drive has been on a disindividuals. the funds received go directly to I have been wondering when 11I have come to their attention where newspaper the government. This newspaper appointingly • — • — * --------small -- — scale. There are several hundred people , Uncle Sam. . would be a.rked to tell you about j lhe fathers of young registrant* have e will enable in in-­ Drive totals to dale Indicate that believes this service in-the county who could Invest at | Although M90.000 sounds like and some of the most wonderful girls 1. left the farm to work in defense in­ dividuals to cooperate more fully in we are about half-way toward our in the world, the G. 8. O. (Girls | dustry and now are claiming de­ least u thousand dollars apiece in U a lol of mo»ey. there is no reaquota of $460,000 winning the war on the home front. Service Organization! because I ferment for their son* who arc singwar bonds without inconvenience. son why Burry county should not But that total does not give an .Meals, Fats, Cheese could hardly wail to do so. My only 1| le and eligible for call. There are hundred* of others who mret its quote—even if certain facStamps accurate picture of the Red Stamps Week worry is that maybe they will want , "Many -many other oincr claims ci*m» for iur deferment uricimcu. ; “jW" j w­ could. without effort, invest in the} Uries and business firm* had not Beginning Bearmg Letter Expire ll°n. t__ ______ _ __ _ to rxchat.gr me for some one else 1 along ng agricultural aRrlculturni line* line.-, have been So factories nere here ana and < n.i.... A«r<i in S ’® tar. various various lactones smaller-klze Issues, from <100 to j purchased substantial block., of and Uteri I would be completely rvceivrd by the Ix<al Ih.an! from '• nplelely ■ received lhe Local Board March 29 Pn n A^r in (orponitions here have Uivested <500. War Bonds to give the drive here J (men1------------------------------- - and crushed How about It glrh? (men whose cases were— Hojx-ned April 4 r'tJa p2 Art in ,,bout <215X100 in Tax Saving Notea You see. I am supposed to l>e were classified In 1-A Most <■! these Tile smallest luues of from <25: an unexpected Ixxist. Savings acApril 11 . their advisor, but they tell me what I men nt the time their cases hml to <50 are within the reach of all count* alone sufficient to meet this April 30 About 110.000 more E Bonds liara April 18 to do. most of the time, and I love been reopened were working In de- . • who have steady employment. | quota with ample margins to spare. E-116 Pointsi i April 25 been sold which represent an acR! I fense plants and had been for the; 2ND LIEUT. J. A. KO Money put in these bonds is not|BrP on deposit in Barry county; Canned Goods. Ete. cumulation from Ute regular payI wonder If you know what we past several years, earning on the , i Blue point ration stamps D. E. F. 10n deductions which are in fore# sn expense. These U S. government banks. are organized for? Lois Kenyon is average of <200 per month, some of | good through April. m the factories here. ! bond* are rated an A-I-Plu* Invest-1 s-,, if the quota Is not met. It will! the president, Janet Bums, the vice 1 them admitting they have gone ..... . >■. Coffee THUS. BARRY COUNTY CITIment. . . , imean that we. as individual* have president and Dorothy Schanu the. back to the farm to avoid service UfllJAnljy Ain Stamp 20 for 1 pound, good to ZENS. AS INDIVIDUALS. HAVE : Uncle Sam needs the funds de- j fauen down on the Job—are finansecretary. We keep open house at and most of the others giving the ff IH AKPII Mill . April 26. SUBSCRIBED TO SOMETHING I rived from the sale of these bonds Cjai -lackers who aren't doing the, the U. 8. O. room on Saturdays and board this impression by returning | P 8ll„r LESS THAN <60.000 IN ™vruM. Sundays and are there to greet; to un occupation that would reduce pfkQrjf lll|M/*f ' to help finance the war. without | job on th" "home front" which we | service men and make them feel their income by more than 50 «. <VvKr J | resorting to "printing press" money ‘ eXpret of our boys on the fighting at home. | "We realize that the product!™/ would lead to rapid—perhaps front. Every Saturday evening, we ap- । of food is of great importance odd T. J ‘ Korver. । which J.# Stephens. Sf.phen,. J. J A. Meo, Ceiling, To Be Po,| - artS/from eoUjj S>NO runaway—inflation. j They are offering their lives— BOND SALE AUCTION the same War Ration THE pear at either the Parish House.at present a shortage of foodstuffs poned For Month Commissioned 2nd. Lieuts. thc fact fact remains re HELD IN CENTRAL AUDITOR­ Yet. thc that in- We are merely being asked to LENp\' or Odd Fellows Hail, looking all dote extet. Book 1. IUM HERE. • no doubt, ”will to <n in-” Two Barry county boys gradu-! dlyidunlly. here In Barry1 county our money. y' ; Uniform price ceilings on beet, bright and smiling, ready to greet i "We. "" ''u begin ,n Shoes Not a very pretty picture! I.IU.M down on Ih. X>b the Coast Guard boys, that are sta- 'Iduct married men with children for .Ud from the A*r Quit Coul veal, lamb and mutton, scheduled to Stamp 17 good for one pair shoes Let's hope the fellows on tha tioned at Clear Lake and other Army service In the near future n«i„. We aren t investing in these bond* The American Federation of Mu-,; go into effect on April 15. 1943, ।to June 15. battle fronts do a better Job Utan ‘ sicians. headed by Jume* service boys home on leave. If we and It Is rather hard to leave single toln^the ever Increasing ranks of tl,e *“>' we &h°u|<1 - C - Petrillo. - —have been susjiended for one month. Gasoline we're doing on the "home front.” have to wait for them to come In men without dependents or married Uncle Sam's fighting pilots. Stamp Number 5 from Basic I Nobody on thLs drive is going to has resigned from th? Canadian Meanwhile, retail meat stores alll We know of a woman who was on the truck for the dance; we smile men without children before going continue under existing ceilings, in ­ Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 Thomas J Stephens, son of Mr*, come around and "high pressure"'us] Trades and Libor Congress because In town the other day asking ad­ Into this group. This ta not a pretty don't we. girlli? eluding the pork prices which were . for the many Barry County William Schlyer ot Dowling, won uno buying. There 1* neither the delegates to a recent congre-** con- established prior to the proposed Elions of gasoline, good througn vice on how to invest <4900. These G. 8. O. girls are good picture When Government Bonds were men who are serving their country hls silver wing* and a second lieu-1 time nor organization available—nor vention in Winlpeg. including two over-all regulation. The susnenslon ‘ ay 21. sports, through and through, and in the armed servicca who might Truck renewals for next quarter suggested, she absolutely refused— iContinued on Page 4. Sec. l.i is to permit re-exnmlnatlon of their desire to be of service Is very have used similar means tor defer­ tenants commission in the Army; the extra cars and gasoline for a didn't give any reason—Just reAir Corps Reserve at Brooks Field. K' es. The Barry County War start April 1. sincere. Many limes they have pul ment If they do desired. I fused. ' Fuel Oil San Antonio. Texas. Lieut. Steph­ e and Rationing Board wil! j their persona) wishes and desires "We are not in accord with blank­ notify meat retailers when thv new;: Coupon 5 good for 11 gallons. usual case. aside—to-be on iund. I speak from et deferment of farm worker?.. We ens graduated from Hartings High I in 1938 and was third in scholar­ order Ls to go into effect. experience. Must last until Sept. 30 for both It pretty well reflects tha at­ give a lot of credit to the man who heat and liot water. It is a rare privilege to be asso­ stayed on the farm and ts still there ship rating In a class of 127. He; titude which many citizens of Barry, i Ice cream rones are price con­ ciated with these young women. I and also a’lot of credit Id the man was president of the sophomore Tiie Blue Star Mothers of Wood— . Program, Dinner Planned trolled at the March. 1942 level.; a.... z 1^,1. county are taking. think I am very fortunate In hav­ who left the farm to work in a dc- class, won 3 member of the faculty­ the Barry County War Price and 1 vr ?fS , 5 l ? d l 2 1 inb£’ hv People who have the money to For May ~5 ing the opportunity. unity. When Mrs. fense plant who did not jump back student* council. a member of the land had charge of the room on Sat­ ~ Rationing Board Stales: Any re- ' amirIrrel -ll've' invest in Government Bonds era asked me. I was .|]to the farm when he was being pro- Hi-Y and chairman of the senior urday and Sunday. <Thi* organlzaRichard Cook asket Wednesday. May 5 is the dale milers who have increased their .^s by May 31. commercial ve still holding it as bank depoalte—- | jjpotllghi commiltee. After jromthe Barry---Countv thrilled. ....._ .Home -------- L nbQVe lhla Jevel ftre operat. hlcles every 60 days or 5.000 miles, cr even hoarding thc cash in axial; wh^?l»Cr».trt<.trnnt! pfctlng high "school, lie' attended tion includes mothers with .sons or cho^n .by --------------Speaking of Mrs. Cook. Rose to Ing in violation ot the General iwhlch e*cr ls J}rat' . In each case where n registrant Rtntj,Stale <ii vcniamnrm daughters in any ' branch- of Che Extension Council for their eigh-'in al Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo. al many of you. I do not know how 1 lists fanning as hU occupation or ■ Western State » m Maximum Hrtou In>•' •J*' — .I ol ,, ‘ Kprver. of armed forces—armj. navy, coast i teentit annual Achievement Day MrsK John son-in-law B Smith of thr U. 8. O. would function with- that he K leaving another occupy ’ John A. ’!• lerpreted by the OPA. Thia This price Sugar for home-canning of IH3 10-43; blnce , cf lthe "c becon Second ‘‘ War Lx Loan *n M.i. John E. Smith of guards. Seubces. Home guards.! program, according to Mary E. Bui«£?• out her. I have never seen such lion to return to farming his case cream sold j! “ r ^, d u dep06l o tn Those on duty at Uv room were ip,. home extension agent. ruling also applies to ice cream sold fruit crops will be available to 'started, savings deposits Cressey, hla silver wings and ^ndwon Iteu'tenaM'i ...... .......... tireless devotion. It Is always up- h^db?nrdet^lne wheS?V te '1 a ,.u_D ..n .. ------ ewives on approximately approximate^ the sim Jm1HCRKJ DWW In Dixie Cups Cups or Uml]ar similar packages hoaS housewives tD* .IS,v’Xvi Mrs------------------------Lawrence Paul. Mrs. John Bull Mrs. . ------Leon------------Dunning. County J *'—-------- -commission ----Brmost in her thoughts, and with board to determine wnether ne if 1 . -------- Am,u Air r-on,.’ r?.-o>rv^ nt , ing. Mrs. Mamie France and Mrs Chairman, lias named the follow­ w,U u cane,. s.nw buiulu: «-uon. No redoe> w/Jaion ^Texas'1 r able UMlstante, the U. 8. O. essentia) or not essential to the I lion of blue point stamps will be Texas. Laura Gardner. The women had ing committees for the event: headquarters fill a very definite farming activity. In other words the I E’HnRt^ Fteld. Houston —Mrs. Don Gury. to •>gasoline_----dealers that------U iruui baked quantities of cookies which ------ Program tI -----HasJ. ---- A warning .. -.......... ---- -----made from Wnr Ration Book Two tile money outright into a need In the community. USDA war board make their recom-1 -11 thev chest there might be some Jt His wife, the they bronchi brought for the coast guards. Ungs: ngs: Mrs. Lawrence Farrell. Parrel). Carl- they must conform to gasoline reguIl is perfectly wonderful the man­ mendations without knowing any of, II besides a baked ham for sandwich- ton Center; Mrs. Eldon Matthews, lotions was sounded this week by for canning sugar. Details of the able explanation lor the fain , of Cressey is program will be issued within the L” J;f Cressey 15 ner in which the various organiza­ thc registrants persona) history. this drive. • es to go with the coffee. These worn- • East stale Road. the Barry County War Price and next few days. "We would like to quote para-1 *lth him in Texas. tions respond to Ute requests, to We aren't being asked to give J , cn all have sons in service and if • Dinner—Mrs. Harold Brockway. Rationing Board. Simultaneous witn sponsor a Saturday night dance. graph 6 of Local Board Mcmoranbut merely to LEND our money. । fnnnr;i Hrivo you could have visited the roomHastings;-Mrs. Harrv Dunn. Glass this warning, holders of gasoline If you could hear Ute remarks of.I UUU1 u, ,„n and you may readily Ynnjk dum „ No. 164-A U. S. Government Bonds ra> I ourn council u/rive While these mothers were there youI Creek; Mrs. Alden Whiteford. Has- ration books were urged to coappreciation made by the Coast I■ see where ’s hands wtiere the draft board boards tops as an inveatment. <*«#• For Mnv 75 | could have understood what one of i tings. • operate with their service station MRS. DAVE SHEPHERD, Prop. Guards and other service men. you1 ------- - — — *6. Sec. • l.i ■ (Continued on ** Page If Government Bonds aren't i jci r ur mu7 | the ladles meant when she said. । Hospitality—Mrs. John Venema. operators by observing these reguMrivin „ „ ind ™ „ mi _u. would feel amply repaid for your Having sol the Iarl farm^Mra. Shepthen nothing you own—inds At their annual meeting last । -these are not Just other lads, theypine Lake; Mrs. Glen Allen. Par- latlons. Eleven western Michigan i efforts. They enjoy the parties very Mondav night held at the Hastings! arc our own bors." We hope that mslee Mr*. Bernard Tasker. As- gasoline dealers were recently I .t numl?a^ savings deposits or hoards of m and a tools public auc- will be nny good—because 1 measure up up to to ’syria: syria; Mrs Floyd Tiunarsh. Tiunarsh.' H«H«- named named as as defendants defendants in in proceedings proceedings | “• few ***Jfarm ar!^ 0^^at “tcd 2 muX High School, the Barry County i the rest of us willI measure Mrs Floyd .“ mI have heard that newspapers ' nnslbUity so en- . mer; Mrs. W. D. Brooks. CJcvcrd-^Cloverdale; before an administrative tHh>, tribunal pr^£. government bonds are the back Youth Council set Tuesday. May I the feeling of responsibility nai nof f . '*™ want late news, but I hope the Ban­ this Woodland Woodland ; Mrs. Mr*. J. J. L L. Merriam. Merriam. Hastings, Hastings O P A Other dealer violators ’ 1 p£k wUl cSX of our financial structure and ; 25 as the dav for their Barry Coun-1 gcrly accepted by this ner will not delete this, iuzt bc-'/tp HER mAEC Arrangements— —Mrs. Mrs. aiuin Allen iMeMe- ;• whose whose offenses offenses were were not not so so serious serious X«ffiXSaj«U idB they should ever fall (which they ty Youth Council Drive. Mr. Jo-, group. !। Arrangements irrunon.npnt^-Wra Allen cause It happens to be a trifle hoary. (IF UHI I |<ll\\ n.r„ left i»r» were w.rv.!' Donald. rkinalrt Star; Star: Mrs. Carey Carev Althouse A tliou.«e received strong warning letters, letters. Jr __ seoh Skinner is chairman of the The cookies that. were Please—Zofiv Coffer-We had such VI LRVJJ clerk See the adv. elsewhere in tnu Drive with Messrs Howard Frost. carciuuv carefully tracicea packed aim and sent sent io to Percy Dealers are only the t-ercy ' East laasi. State omw Rond; Mrs. Jerry An- ------- — - reminded ........ —— -that —• — < — ab5ut>dittlme W‘nl 10 te“ y°U I CountY Chopper Re-ElecH gas may- detach detach coupons issue lor full particulars. Cedric Morey and Lyle Fry as his Jones hospital as part of the organ- 'dni< . drus, w,.irnr>in Welcome. J as attendant may Jzatlons regular schedule of sending The ali-day program will be held from a ration book and that it is On Christmas day. the G. 8. O. Mrs. R. G. Hubbard, Chm. committee assistants. DUNN, Prop. The pledges paid by the people ’cookies to* the hospital every two at the Central School In Hastings, Illegal to accept loose coupons In ORV gins girls were were invnea invited to to aa party party givgiv- All ah officers on leers of oi the me Barry uurry County vounvy Because of ill health Mr. Dunn us; maybe Pearl Harbor, Bataan I with a pot-luck dinner served at exchange for gasoline. Awo. the en „Cof‘*rl vSASe weeki en by by the the coast coast Guards. Guards. It It really reallyI chapter/American ------------ ----------- '-— Red " ' Cross, ------—were | ,u_ -i.. —i. . holder of the coupon book must will have an auction sale at the and Corregidore. weren't cr.ouah: was an appreciation party, for all: reelected at the annual meeting f°r CouncUIncidentally. Mrs. Gardner served ------Uj^thoilbl dwrtii. farm located 1*4 miles south of maybe we aren't awake to tha fact ,' write on thenumber°and back of each coupon the girls nad done for them, and neia held Tuesday evening, npru April 13, in1 n .,u,n appropriates the ,money in the last war as a Red Cross .-.P1,® n? rarn nihis license state be- Benfield to Fine lucsaay evening, u, ui , to Fine lake lake corners. He that this is a fight to the finish his alicense andthe state be- uBanfield the Municipal court room in the;**®1***1 J® he*p “m on such Nurse, she has lost one navy son In l^’llporte indhuiaM the»™?aker •1 tore dealer number may accept coupon offering a rood 11 every one had a gorgeous time. with no holds barred; maybe we . ownization* at the Bov this war and her daughter Lt. Lee «•**■“'a a■' , p, return for gasoline Gasoline rows. “*oili ’cryhay and Betty Tredinnick (then the pres­ city building. Wallace Osborn was Kvwa. ,arm ».w./ and don't yet realize that we cant be Smith, was the first WAAC from nome . ™® extension groups extena andealers werealso warned that it is grain. Henry ident > came with n crowd which in­ chairman of the nominating comiltT"”-'.* "v‘/ “T “ i Ste’nnd^m Flanner; Doty'wlil act'as^lertL slackers on the home front and lhe £Byilh Coun- Barry County. , .*22® «*«*?" “ 11 .Tre.TTfLr.mm » sale and Vem Doty cluded Jo Parcell. Marjorie Hill and miltee and the other members were’O,r,sBarry County. . invitation to all who are interested »»e«ai to transfer gasoline Into a «« an<l vm> Doty wil w in ac^ as ciera. hope to emerge victors in thia bllthe Rev. L. Winston Stone. Mrs.-di. which has charge of the sum­ Doris Gamble, It was not easy for these women 1 to join them in this annual event «« “"t C°S? mu iX^or^^rtlcutere Iiter war in which we are now en­ ____ __ ____ _ ____________ Frances Cowles drove her car____ andHarold Brockway and Mrs. C. D. ™er. I”av urounds. youth dances. to drive over from Woodland to ’ ‘Vf "S’Xl I — look Jean Brower. Kay Murray. Bauer. The nominating commit- baseball league*, and Sunday Night carry on here, but when they left which marks the completion of • c«"74*M‘d GERTRUDE ENDSLEY, Prop.1 But there are hundreds of Maurene Haavind. Bea Tuckerman tee"S report was occeptcd unanl- \lub- Representatives of each of their comment was. "We want to their major project The project'. «mJ.“J* Ope « raUon snwn by the studied [ (eltowi ta J<xw Hoapi (now Mrs. A. F. Martin! Helen 1 m0Usly. The officers reelected are Jhw® organizations together with come again.” studied this this year year was was "Nipping "Nipping Fo6d Food sUcker^an^tlte rar as provided in I MRS. gmtkudk 'no further use !cr the furniture Creek and other similar taBills in the Budget". Naylor and Doris Lundberg. (mhi r. o. Hubbard, chairman;' il,tcen council members selected Mr. Groos had seven In his 1 Homer Smith,. vice-chairman: The Office of Price Adminlstra- j Ihe wtl! dbp^of « at public sue- -------- deep --------------------nuuicr oumhi v ...... i, Mrs .from Barrv County comprise the The Presbyterian Ladles Aid So­ SENT TO WHITE ’ car Orville A. A. Sayles, Sayles, secretary; secretary: and «arrV Countv Youth Council. Tills ciety sponsored the dance Saturday — —Nina u-— .Brisbin. --------n- AAgnes Vua JJohnohn- Orville lion at lhe farm located 5*i miles ; wh® do *L' tion has Issued an order (Generali SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. VA. — -------.t-------— C<Mincn L-,1 a ^cry succersful work­ northeast of Hastings on M-43; or 1 fact* They KNOW what sort o< son. Betty Lane. Dorothy Schantz, waiterA A. Eaton,ireBaurcr treasurer. evening at the Parish House. Jim­ Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Caukin have Order No. 50 > which requires every 14 miles west of Coats Grove. She eJ’«my w*r* “P *5*^, Agjies Cunningham and Marjorie 'I The reports of committee chairc ln“ organization and has received my Mulder from Port Meade. Mary­ word from their son. Cpl. proprietor of an eating or drinking Matthews. | men were also given. Mr*. James mM»» ,^n)m,?nda l'?ns trom pe°Ple land was the only local soldier who received Edward Caukin. that he has re­ establishment to file a true copy of 15 offering a good, dean bunch of they have'teen him from the, vantBetty Parker drove her car and W. Radford, war fund clialrman.; u,ro‘,’,’out Uie state, attended. Don't forget to pass the turned to the United Stales after each menu, bill of fare, or price list fumlture. Dewey Reed will cry lhe , age point of muddy fox DOMa CO «« Richard Gnwswas reelected word around to our boys home on a year's service In Australia. While in use during thc seven-day periodI sale and Lawrence Beadle will act । New Guinea and Oradakanai ar took Florence O'Donnell. June reported a total of <11.49723 reI>eary. Wlllo Jones and Caroline ceived. This total includes <75; Er",d£n‘ of „‘h® Barrv County furlough that they are welcome—If there he suffered an attack of beginning Sunday. April 4. 1943. and as clerk. See the adv. elsewhere In I the harsh deserts of North Africa, Oarrett. from lhe Nashville theatre codec-] Council Mr. D a. Van Bus- they don't think they'd have a good scarlet fever and has been sent to ending Saturday. April 10, 1943. If this Issue for full particular*. ; They have given their arau, teg* I had my share which included Uon not reported previously. Barry i**™- vice-president. Mr. Robert time. Just ask Jimmy. < a --------------eyesight—even their sanity and White Sulphur Springs. W. Va_. to (Continued on Page 6. Sec. 1.) Beverly Dryer, Esther La Ballister. Co/a quota was $7,200 for the drive. Cwfc.treasurer. and Mrs. D. D. wav FREEMAN, FRFFMAN- Prop. Prnn reason— country and thouThere will not be a dance this rest and receive treatment from the RAz cands q(for theircomradM Betty Ailerdlng. Virginia Townsend. The production department, of j r, ,.on" accretary. Five members Saturday because of Easter weekend effects of the fever. Because of the slwrtage of help |n foreign soil. Eleanor Strubel and Jean Newton. which Mr*. Fred Bechtel is head । °f '»«* Council were reelected for but they will be resumed on Satur­ Cpl. Caukin has been In service EreenwtV'wlll'have an aucUcm s^lc' Y“* th,y hav® ,1’®n «*«nrihlnf Hie boys had decorated the assisted by Mrs. Dan Ashalter. had IST!' n*mely- Mrs. day May 1st. e # # • (or two years with the 845th Or.HF,n‘ "ship” very beautifully and a fest­ a particularly fine report given bv “•uden8m*‘hnance Battalion, getting his training ive air reigned supreme. We were Mrs. Ashalter in the absence of.'™. D- * VanBusklrk. Julius Two Fort Custer boys visited thr In camps in Virginia. Tennessee Are we bael: here on the JBQW9 James Glass. 16. and ills brother.• Ot Nashville. 2 mile* west, al end served a buffet supper—imeh food! Mrs Bechtel. A total of 2273 sew-1I-awrence Herrick Mr. room during the middle of the week. and California. His present address of lhe road north, in CaaUetoa W ■** Pm-ite salad, turkey sandwiches ed garments was made by the I Ru*wll Beeler and Dr. G. C. Stucky One soldier lamented the fact, that is Ashford General Hospital. Ward Eugene. 15. and a tlUrd boy. young­■ twp. He to offering a good list ot I *e. Th? mnnJl tt rto’ ,M,JLhF va®ancics he'd give anything if he could fry 202. White Sulphur Springs. W. Va. | er than the two, all of Middleville,' horses, cows. hogs, hay and grain. 1 and mince pie and such mince pie! women of the county, these includ-1 teE aJ^irSerty It was delectable. If this Is a *am- ing army kite, hospital bed shlrtej Council caused by the res- an egg the way he used to at home. Naturally, he will be glad to hear were arrested Sunday by Deputy and farm machinery proparv ni- ■ • in* jnod served the Coast Ignationa of Mr. James Ruag and A frying pan was purchased, (crisco from Hastings friends He writes Sheriff Gerald Bedford of Middle­;' names*, Hcnrv Flannery will cry the *aie equip ped and tralnafl! Guards all the time—I am going ---------------------------------------------------------- Dr. Aitland. Mn. William 8 Schad- is always kept at the room for pop­ his parents that the" hospital Is In ville and Officer Harold Woodruff , . . , . te n •"» muaf*8 Wlth lhe addition of the con- er was appointed to take charge of corn! eggs appeared and these two a beautiful S[x>t and he is receiving of the New York Centra! Railroad,• and E. E. Gray will act as clerk. We miss the faces of the m*- tributlon from the E W. Bliss Co. j publicity. "soldier kids' nad the time of their wonderful care. He is allowed to be charged with breaking and entering1 See the adv. elsewhere in tills ,0, M , HoldI MwtjBg ;oae into the service, and are long- riid and other donations the total tote! for;.. . ~ - * ■life, frying eggs, making toast and up part of the time now. so can en­ the New York Central depot at Midjoy the beauty of the surroundings. dleviua late Saturday afternoon. ng and waiting tor the dav when the Countv Red Cross War Fund HASTINGS AFFAIR eating same. According to Prosecutor Barnett, they can return to their families Drive has - — taken ---------another ••— *Jump: -------- **■-' the FOR MISS McGRATH ' total now being <11.81422. The ; Mu» Marguerite McGrath was the' ana friends, May it be aoon! Volunteer afternoon and evening which the young folks seem to faw the’ confession signed by the olderr ASNIVHKSABIKS o« tujhiw. *p>u.a “5 JSrLTwVS So you see. we are trying to carry total for Hastings City 1* <5.44499. honor guest at a Crvstal shower hostesses for this week and last In­ doing a polka you'll know the war, boy. states that he entered the de­: on in Hastings, lust as people are ---------------------------------------------------------- 1 luncheon. Friday. April 16th. given clude, Mrs. H. J. Foster. Mrs. C. B. dancing called to his pal on the side, |x>t through a window he had left, Mrs. Jacob Rchor celebrated their officers and maui , unfastened when he escaped from ,------------------------ ’hv Mrs. Muri H. DeFoe and Mrs. Burkholder. Mrs. F. Goodell. Mrs. lines and said. "Come on Mac!" doing all over the United States, tne building bunding eariiCT earner in tme he, d uay ay after alter ly at their home. 725 E. Bond St., .,.,,,.^1 and if in our small way. we are operating gown, and other similar Richard M Cook at the latter', home B. Payne. Mrs. Joe Brozak. Mrs. C. With a toss of his head Mac ans­ the !“«e« .teSS 5?.! । contributing to the welfare and articles. For the armed forces o In Hasting*. Twenty-five guests were Annable. Mrs. Herbert Wedel. Mi's’. wered. "When you see a McMillan! another"%ernoii/ While the other. logethcr with their son and daugh-; hanpiness of our service men we say total of 686 knitted articles were, present and tlwroughly enjoyed the A- Laubaugh. Mrs. D. Z. Boye?. Miss doing a polka youli know the was ! ter-ln-taw, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Re- i ^***y I two boys kept watch. James entered made. Thl. includes an assortment delicious luncheon. Patriotic colors hor. and children from Canton, aito Urenao P. ttous, I —"We are grateful for the oppor­ Sarah Schader. Mrs. Frank Andrus. will be over to-morrow!" the depot and secured more than. Ohio. Mr and Mrs. Fred Rehor, 0 . ,?Valrrs«' .mufncra-!--red. white and blue, were featured ears, tunity to be of service. ” Mrs. notroy. Kotrby. Mrs. «. R. 1,. L. wmsiow. Wihslow. Tha folkwUigcwnmittem wristlets and gloves. Knitted gar- at the tables with Uncle Sam hats I Mr*. M. E. Cota, and Mrs. Dorothy Florence T. Groos. The Executive Sec. of the State, 840 in cash and an envelope con­ who came on Monday, were mar- cd^^by the chair were r— taining a check for <228.07. ment* for war relief totaled 104 and > and boutonnieres at each place. Dunlap. . tied on thc same dale as ids parProgram committee Nursing Council for war service. This check, Glass says he burned• —Irank Reynold* end Some afternoons and evenings MLm Thelma Scratch, met with the[ Again we take our pen in hand include sweaters for men. women. Several novel features «f entertainin an ash tray In hU room. Nearly ente. and they were celebrating ' to say. "Howgoeait. fellowsf, and at and children, mufflers, socks and; menu were carried out by the hos-' there are no service men at the Barry County Graduate Nurses at all the money, which had been di- their silver anniversary Tueaday. In drew*. . ' 1 rooms however the U.S.O. commit­ tne Parade committee — the uii.o. UB.O. room on wea. Wed. evening. remembrance of the occasion, the this minute we wish we could "go■ mittens. A grand total of these tesses. ’•» two couples were the recipient* of thc Day. Harry Le1 If with you—what we couldn't do items 1* 3,063 ot. about nine articles । Miss McGrath received m»nv | tee felt that as long as we could Student nurre recruitment for wax >»c-boys —. of ... - -------------------T-1™. bo.ys. were arraigned before flowers and cards and a number of Oarl Damion and 1 it 1 ------have-------------volunteer hostesses we— should service was the plea of her talk. to the Aklsl Eventually-of course, a day made by the women of the pieces of Fostoria glass, most Municipal Judge Caitrlght on Mon ­ : C0 JJ nly „ „ , . ...... ,1, .. t*lng in the lovely Coronet ~ " -------------------------x '~ Music committee t pattern. । keep the room open regardless, be-1 ... their friends called to extend greet­ we realize we were bom. "twenty Russell Beeler of Middleville, first Each "driver" -— ujiYcr of oi a car wi wis given ■ cause some week days there haVe < Stop at the room and look over day. The probate eburt having ings and good wishes. years too soon.” but Just the same— waived jurisdiction. James was We sometimes wonder what we'd do aid chairman, reported eleven 20- a pound of sugar to help to create been eight and ten boys at Uie room, the guest book to find the wide geo­ bound over to the next term of Cir­ hour classes, eleven 10-hour claXs- energy to undertake the trio home, i The time does not need to be graphic area served through visitor* If we again were twenty-two. Easter Tues, dinner. Epls. Parish cuit court with bond set at <1000 es held in 1M2 and one 20-hour । — Charlotte Republican Tribune. wasted for the hostess who can sew. who use the room. Although many do Would we repeat those focllsh flings class In 1943. He announced an i ——— -*•-»-----------------knit, write letters, etc. II there do I not register the guest list is in part. with two sureties. Mad escapades and silly things? Because of a doubt as to the ex­ and 50c. Adv. *nc,ed ,’lrst el**s f°r May, WOMEN'S CLUB not happen to be any service men i an indication of what we are atAnd as we stop to ponder now tent that Eugene and his younger 17-22 in Hastings when Joe DobThe Women’s Club final meeting ! visiting on. that particular day. Vol- ternntins tempting to accomnllsh. accomplish. An inner voice replies. "And How!” apn. a national field representa- ‘Of the yea? wm ) rM MthT hoS? unteer hostesses please call Mr*. D. companion were involved. Prosecut­ RUMMAGE SALE NOT! Cl! Now to business — a carton of ttvef would be here. This will also °f Mrs j H Tredinnick on Anri?^ i A. VanBuxklrk for assignment*. Evor Barnett asked that the younger The call for a blanket for the dav ­ smokes to you. Don Wldrig—we instruction of toy toarti- ; Following a' shortbuslneaa meeting 1 ery family in Hastings and Barry enport has been answered by the Glass boy be given an examination hope you dpn't have to walk a mile on Saturday before further action ac.ceRJ®d- wlt*) the annual reports of the commit- County should be identified with Navy Mothers _Club of Hastings. for 'em. even so. by now probably RUMMAGE SALE is taken._____________________ r, c,,ret Beeler's resignation and tees were submitted. The treasurer the local U. 8. O. activities — ail you you think of five miles as a short Any interested individual may at­ RUMMAGE SALE* Masonic dining room. Fri.. Apr. 33 rnru Th0IH!w,nj Hasting* chief reported that <45 had been given have to do is volunteer. after 3 p.m.. all day Bat. CHLMS sprint and one mile hardlv worth of, »E* tend the U.8.O. meetings- The next Ue-?’ TU1 over tlie work- ,o lhe library fund and <7A0 had . t - - mentioning, that's what they tell us. Sat.. April 24. 2nd bldg, east of if you have donat meeting win will ue be held the room neia at vne rvuu on Tne Junior Red Cross has been been given to the Starr Common- Side lightit at ■ the dance—extra mceung Mich, bridge on Mill St. Adv. 4-23 OXS.—Adv. 4-22 (Continued on Page <. Sec. 1.) | wealth. emphafii w was placed on the polka Thurs. April. 2<lh at 7:30 P. M. People "Bhck Home" Ra NEW REGULATIONS OF OPA IN EFFECT WIlTUJ t n n '»> ‘"JSctioI HOME EXTENSION £ U. 5.0. NEWS ft ACHIEVEMENT DAY AUCTION SALES ANNUAL MEETING Three Boys In Toils of Low is- Memorial AsSOCIOtlOfl t �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. APRIL g, 1H3 *| F 111 C* n I. r« J i. B||> WW \ JP T. Ooifrovt received word Goodyear. Jr.. had recent Ki In San Francisco from Jadonia In lhe Australia:! Ha ia now al ’the University of Southern California, Loa Angele*. I Writ Christine Buckxton of tha the in the Monday Detroit Free Press .•.rationed there for awhile. rith The Critics’ Circle award to “The Ray Branch spoke to the Woman* County Infirmary lias had morning regular college course along His Patriots ’ added $50,000 — to --. the ww Qub hf« actual flying training. , , In Charlotte on Friday afrar- glories blossoming all during FVb. ——.1 previous .-------offers ~. k_ film right!, noon. Branch la presklent ot i। ruary. March and April. brother. Frank, haa just for the younger L. Clara Bush. daughter of Mr and oom pitted his .... The lead In ... The •.... Patriots. ------------ ” the — role .... the Si State Allied Theatre*Owncr* of •ompleted hla training. paaalng all Fing I ot Thomas Jefferson is played by Michigan and talked on "Moving Mrs. Roy Bush Hasting*. is chair­ Mats, and . man of tiie committee wnlch is cotnSK?*andTMrJSmT Goodyear. i Sr.. of .Raymond —------------Johnsen, -son-in-law of, pictures Here and Abroad. ’ plitlng plans for the Hevue called Mr. and Mrx Henry Osborn of this ( Chnrles Edwards of Ylftil Carl­ Tills is the Campus ”, which sill be of Coldwaler. Tlxlr father «aa city, —I ton. who sufiered a stroke of auo....... t--n weeks ego. ago. 1* is recovering recovering couege^pi^yen by‘‘the born in Hastings and received hU jgr Mr» ------Willis Kantner received a p!rxv cn week* early education here. telegram icicgrani the the me past week that her ------. nicely. •He is able io -»•* walk — arouuu club in the Theatre of the daughter. Mrs. Mrs. E Robert Hoax and thr home, can use his right arm £*nc \n5 ^4“ , 01 1 Mux Betty Singleton commenced daughter. children ...l.cx. arrived ... In Santa again AJ*“‘ B"“ 11 work al the Bliss on Monday. ...... Marts.1 tonic _ — and is able to speak a . , »» «• — « — .. 1 — Linda, small daughter of Mr. and From lhe Leonard Lyons columns Calif., O. K. Sgt. Hoot b to be few words. Mi t. Giociie Van Houten. 1* improv­ ing nicely from an operation per­ formed a week ago Monday. April 12. in Blodgett hospital. Grand Rap­ ids. Her iiarenU visited her Bunday and found her recovering splendidly and back In the Blodgvtt Horde for Children. Her doctor thinks one more operation, less serious however than the other, will be necessary Has­ tings friends are glad for this good near. Trevor VanKouten. F Irani friend. Wm. Wheat. F 1 c of South LOOK HERL Zw) for your Dakota, who art stationed oft the 1 Row land J. Cu» East coast, are spending a few days I Mrs Patrick J. leave with hU parent!, Mr. and Mrs.' Green Street. Hi Merle VanHou&n. i has been given PFC Robert Shellrnbarget of Pert at a. dinner given Frinay evening] al UM mom of del. BnU lyden. Mr. Frost who recently completed forty yean of service with tne Interna­ tional Seal di Lock Company nasi Go on Tires. I retired frum active duty. Other Give your 811k and Nylon Hose guests at lhe dinner were men who I Doni spread Humor*. i nad served with Mr. trust uuruig Don’t Hoard, there will be plenty | the development of the Car Seel to go around . and Viking industries here Uutludeu: , Buy Standard Merchandise at Jun Hauen. George Welfare, Clar­ ence Crawford, SZL' Jim Radfoid. Bund, than K; Nil* ™1 ■ ituoeri eoox. h wauace Uiem‘ X w 1 bon‘- Huw*rtl Frost. Richard Groou I «-» 4-22 j;ol Tydan Mr Frost u* with I Charles chads* H. H. Thomas, Thomas, son son at of Mr Mr.,the me ■*..! dom comunFalmost un7alm»t from trow the the Thomas, 1* is taking taking aWrt — — -• 4^ ------------• In and Mrs Hobart Hoban Thonras. allll innuuaijlc work Inren.t.. WJU, 4eye|0pcncIll intensive uwl.l special tralnln. training in tn avia- i non mechanic* at Amanlio. Texas. ' *P«*U1 machines and prucexu-s which Many tie--'* --------------” * “ ” * jle here remember Ho- h*¥e been factors in making this I iladlulry a *»« »«*lu nclQ-1 b<n Th0 , Hasting* ...... —.~w. ..... , ___________ , t a dlaUngulahed record tn World War | former . ncAl 1. during which he was twice wound- tea< HEH is wlij ^np?cdHeuri^ gaHamry'in action An2oun"m|S7l l» made ol thc and mju. also IU* parents. Mr. and ichooi *«%**”; anviCE— Mn Hurth SteteX^yr '.nd <.m- ’ BUJ pleted his motor mechanical train­ ing al Fort Benning and left last Saturday lor Camo Maxey Tcxa., HU new address will be RFC Robert 8h*Utnt«rger. 4U6th Inf.. 102 Div.. AP.O 102. Camp Maxey. Texa* Pvt. John Richard Keeler -of '1 sswsatjg t for a nine-day furioug.i which he is» spending with hi* parpurents. Mr, nndMrs. ind Mrs. George Keeler, - * that ‘ anothWord ha* been received er son. Robert. I* in N°tth Africa. Miss Clara Bush and MUs Wlllo Jones are representing W M C E. al Hastings high school, today. Thursday. interviewing prospective students. ------- -----------------------marriage of Miss Eleanor Jcs*amae IRVING garden ci I'R---------------- Duttwciler of Port Huron to Ensign M« Ja^kfohlcr <entertained 2 □Z2 fTLAND the Irving Garden Club with a pot luck dinner at her home April 15. At ’ ‘ ■?’ 1,1 l,i\e C^5l" this meeting it was voted to coltatn : Marysville. TJm orate with any county organization 1* father. U>e Rev. H. L. DuUfor the promotion of Victory Oar- **“" rc*d U* *«v>ce Uy- candlcdens or any work which will assist “•??. .. ... in lhe war effort- The next meat- . Attending the bride was her su­ ing will be held at thc home of Mrs - ter Miss Joyce Elaine Dultweilci. Matt Bedford with Mr*. Herbert Gerald V. Johnson of St. Clair " >k as co-hostesa. This will be an ***. J**1 John RU111 and John trnoon meeting. The annual otubb* of 8L Clair were uahera nt sale will be held at this meet- . A wedding reception was held at tiie itorne of Uic brides parent* fol­ lowing the ceremony and Ensign and Mrs. Stubbs left for a short honevmoon trip and will later re­ side in Aipena. Special meeting of Hasting* chap­ „ EJ’s‘<n Stubbs Is a member of the ter No. 7. O. E. 8. will be held Tues­ U. 8. Coast Guard Reserve and an day evening. April 27. for Hie init­ engineer on one of the freighted* nly-ing the Great iaike* Mrs. Stubb* iation of several candidates. is a graduate of the East Detroit Circle No. BoFth7w.s e 8. will Hlgn school and attended Western meet with Mrs A. D McDonald. College far Girls at Oxford. Ohio, 808 W Grand St.. Monday evening. and graduated from M8c. She taught in the home economics de­ partment of the Hastings High Hoaital Guild No. 18 will be held school during the second semester nt the home of Mrs Pred Hale. 530> in 1942 and this year leaches al E. Thom St. Thursday, April 22. Goodrich. Mich. ITIIAIIf- Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 H_ FRIDAY and SATURDAY. APRIL 23 and 24 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION J. Carrol Naiah end John Shepperd "DR. RENAULT'S SECRET" and U baric* Starrett and Kay Harris ORGANIZATIONS 'THE FIGHTING BUCKAROO" Ration SUGAR: Stomp 12, June I. For 5 lbs. good SUNDAY ond MONDAY. APRIL 25 and 26 WE WILL BE CLOSED 12 TO 3 GOOD FRIDAY to Teresa Wright and Joseph Cotton in Alfred Hilrheock'i great siory An "Easter Egg Hunt" is lots of fun. but hunting for food for your Eciter dinner is quite the opposite . . . and there isn’t any need for it! Just look here and you’ll sec the 1943 fashions for feasting . . . everything the welldressed table will wear this Sunday . . . and our low prices set thc style for economy. Enjoy better selections and avoid possible disappointmen by filling your Easter Basket today with these fine foods. COFFEE: Stomp 26. good to April 26. For I lb. POINT STAMPS: DEF Blue to Moy 1st. RED A, B & C STAMPS. SHADOW OF A DOUBT" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WED., and THURS.. APRIL 27. 28 and 29 SMOKED HAM SMOKED HAM PICNIC HAMS SMOKED HAM Boneless Smoked CENTER SLICES 7 ftC 5T 10 p" C Cl c 3 rc 7,.. b ii Bahry The W. r: C. will meet at their hall Thursday. April 22. at 2 P. M. th eat kb? JKj Hostings. Mich., Phones 2247-2282 ’ coc FRIDAY and SATURDAY. APRIL 23 and 24 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Warren William, Erie Blore and Margaret Chapman "ONE DANGEROUS NIGHT" and JUinny Mack Brown and Tex Ililter THE OLD CHISHOLM TRAIL 42c 43c 42‘ 29= 28c SLICED BACON 8Pts. lb. PORK SAUSAGE 5Pts. lb. CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS8 r BEEF LIVER 6Pts. lb. FRESH PORK SPARE RIBS4 p11 lb HADDOCK FILLETS &• PERCH FILLETS lbCOD FILLETS lb. WHITE FISH CODFISH bulk lb. ‘GROCERY DEPARTMENT 13 blue point* 8 blue point* Fruit Cocktoil Del Monte . Del Monte 3T IS blue points DeLux Plums OKC Bartlett Pears OCc No. 2’.- can .1 for Otf Whole Kernel Corn ClITc Argo. . co 2 can* 21 blue point* Tomato Juice 25‘ 19‘ Campbell *. No. 5 can Pineapple Juice 16 blue point* OQ< Frozor Orangcttcs 4 fV Point Free | U fo. Thc New Kix Pkg...................... .2 for Wheat Germ Golden Center ........ 14 blue point* Del Monte. No. 5 can O V Corn Flakes Q Kellogg* .. Colco/Pcas *Valmar No. 3'. ran Wheatics Pxg------------------------ Cut Green Beans pordon ? can* 37‘ Rolled Oats 14c Wheat Pop Highland. Ige. pkg. 16 blue paint* Tomatoes Pine Cone. No 2 cun 2 pkg*......................... 49= 47= 45= 29= 49= SUNDAY and MONDAY. APRIU25 and 26 BeU Luxo*i. Lionel At will and.Uni Chancy Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man h) THEATRES AUCTION SALE 111----------------10‘ 17‘ 23‘ 27c 20‘ 15‘ Mince Meat 2 lb. 4 oz jar .... . Cream Corn Starch 2 pkg*......................... Tapioca Quick CooXlr.;. !b. . Baking Powder CalumtL 1.1b. can__ 35 17‘ 19‘ 16 Because of thc shortage of help and having let out my fields I will dispose of thc following ot public auction at thc farm located 2 miles north of Nashville, 2 miles west, at end of thc road north, in Castleton twp. on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1943 10 blue point* COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK Birdseye Peas Pkg................................ Cone Cups ice Cream 2 fur 28 15' HORSES Pair steel gray colts, wellmatched. 3 yrs. old. wgt. 2800. broltc MULLERS KRISPY DONUTS CRACKERS 1 # ” 15 red pts. BEAN COFFEE Gelding, 5 yrs. old, wgt. 1450 Bay gelding, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 ground to suit you. lb Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, due June I lb. can Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, bred March 14 Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, due July 13 FRUlTf L VEGETABLES Asparagus Lettuce Tomatoes 20 25' 29' Cc Radishes . . llunrh Celery 2 itaiLx ................... Cucumbers Each Carrots 2 banche* ........ 13' 25 ........................... 1 Each -PP... Spinach Cello bag Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, due Apr. 27 15' 39 25' Lemons 17' Grapefruit SO wire 29 I for"** Fancy Spies OQ 3 lb*. Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, due Moy 7 Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due Sept. 30 Jersey cow, 8 yrs. old, bred Feb. 9 Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Apr. 13 FDDD^CENTER Heifer, 4 mos. old 2 bull calves, 3 mos. old , Calf, 2 wks. old HOGS 2 brood sows, due to farrow in May COWS CO - t5 1Jc . .. *QC SPRY Maxwell House Heifer, fresh April 12 HAY & GRAIN 15 tons mixed hay. 50 bu. corn HARNESS New 114-’’ double work hornets, been out 3 weeks 1 ’1” double work harness Set fly nets. Horse collars McCormick-Dearing manure spreader 3-sec. spring drag John Deere walking plow John Deere walking cultivator These tools were new 2 yrs. ago 6 ft. mowing machine, good shape Dump rake. New hay rock Steel waaon. out 2 yrs. Set new binder canvasses TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. THE BEST FOR LESS N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer Tex Ritter In * “The Old Chhholm Trail” Dealing with the attempt of an unscrupulous property owner to maintain a water monopoly. Bud Abbot* and laiu Coxtello In “Il Ain't Hay” A hilarious story In which Bud and Lou become embroiled in n strange case of mistaken Identity. Romance and music are Included hi lhe speedy plot and are contributed by Grace McDonald and Leighton Noble. ■tarring J. Carrol NaHh. John Kheppetd. Lynne Roberta Concerning the amazing adven­ ttires of a young American ductor, who goes to pre-war Parts to ollaborate with an eccentric scientist. Charles Hlarrell in “The Fighting Buekaroo” with Kay Harris Cattle nutlera meet their doom when aulck-xhooting Starrett gets on their trail. “One DanreroiM Ntahl’ , xUrrinx Warren William. Manruerite Chapman William as the Ione Wolf" lh<> fiction-famous sleuth. The action takes place one night, with a mur­ der and a bevv of lovelies “Frankenstein Meet* lhe Wolf Man" •tarring Boris Karloff. Bela Lugool With Ilona Massey and Patrie Knowles in the cast and Lon , Chaney portraying the Wolf Man In this new shudder drama. During the tint four montiis of the Blockings Salvage C*mp«ien over 888 Onn pounds or 18 million pairs of discarded silk and nvlo-i stockings were contributed by Amer­ ican women. FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS ORDER FOR PDRUCATIOM FARM MACHINERY RAY FREEMAN, Prop 206 E. STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. E NEW IDEA CLUB HAS LITERARY PROGRAM ' At the meeting of the New idea club on Wednesday evening, April Hiawatlu* Rebekah Lodge No. 53 14, Mrs. Ida F. McCoy was hostess will hold thair regular meeting at and ail members were present. All the I. O O F hall Friday. April enjoyed the basket dinner which 23, at 8 P. M. Birthday supper and preceded Lhe bu*inc.a session. Mrs. entertainment after, lodge. Maude W. Smith and Mrs. Doiotiiy Tudor composed the program com­ Circle No. 9 will meet with Mrs. mittee. The original by-laws ot the Alma Flngletan. North Broadway, club. Written by Mrs. Agnes HfflWednesday. April 28. Plan to coinc. brook Eage and Mrs. Ella Sparks Circle No.. 2 of the W. S. C. a Wolfe, were read by Mrs McCoy will meet at the home of Mrs Wal­ and Mrs Tudor, read a delightful ter Ryan Tuesday, April 27 at 6:30 poem, ’Spring Victory Flower.” p. M for pot luck supper Please written by the Rev. 8. Conger bring one dish and rolls or sand­ Hathaway. Greetings from Hope Darina wiches. Guests welcome. IMIm Anna Johnson ■ were given by The Grace Guild will meet at thc Mrs. Smith, who also told about home of Mrs. Eugene Dahlman. 5j4 Hope Daring's accomplishments a* E Mill St. on Wednesday. April a writer, how she came to adopt her "pen name” and other Intcrcating things about her life and Circle No. 1 of lhe W. 8. C. S career Mrs. Smith also mentioned will meet Wednesday. April 28. al' that Hope Daring was listed as a 2 p. m. at thc church. Tins Ls the "graduate of achievement ’ from llnal meeting of lhe year. The fea­ Albion college which she attended ture of the afternoon will be a tala as a young woman by Mrs. Donald Smith. Let's have ■ An Easter parade of •’spring milUnery" furnished a lot of amuse­ a good attendance. ment. Mrs Emma 8. Evans playing Savings through War Hand pur­ ’Easier Parade” as the members chases already accomplished areal- displayed their wonderful lieaddre** most sufficient tn provide four yearn creation* Mrs Dorothy Sumner of college education for every young was chosen as the champion mil­ man and young woman in America 1 liner, with her “chapeau” of carbetween the ages of 18 and 21. . TOt topB - . . ' Special matinee Thursday 1:00 P. M. Abbott <fc Uoxtellu in their latest IT AIN'T HAY" whole or shank half Dinner Honoring Michigan. E. E. CRAY. Clerk �Pay Fines For Fishing On Horseshoe Lake Arthur Murray. 59. of Delton and M. C. Cole. 84, of Grand Rapids, were arrested Bunday by Conserva­ tion Officer George Sumner charged with fishing in Horseshoe lake. Both men protested they were not break­ ing the law because they Imd caught no fish, according to Mr. Sumner, but lhe officer insisted that that was no fault of thelr's, for they cer­ tainly had all lhe necessary equip­ ment and were doing their beat to tempt lhe Inhabitants of Ute deep. Arraigned before Justice Ben Bowman on Monday evening, each cheerfully paid fines of »5 and costs of .85. __________ MBS. H J. STANG, ■ FORMER RESIDENT) . JOINS HUSBAND Mn H. J. Sung of Dowagiac, for­ merly Ml** Dori* Benham of Has­ ting*. left last Wednesday to Join her husband, Lt. Col. H. J. Stang in New Orleans. La. Mrs. Sung was n graduate of lhe Hastings High School with lhe class of Ira and . worked two years in the Banner Office before leaving for Battle Creek where site attended Argubright'a Business ’ University. She became private secretary for H. B. Shrrman and upon his death a buyer for lhe Sherman Manufac­ turing Company in Battle’Creek which position she held until a Ut­ ile over four years ago when she and her husband. H- J. BUng. moved to Dowagiac. While there she assisted her husband who was Agent for the Sinclair Refining Company. In September IM1. Mr. Sung, who was then a Major in the Rererve Officers Corps, was called to active duty and Mr*. BUng con­ ducted the business until a few and Mrs. BUng were neaa and civic circles he being President of'the Chtmber of Commerce and she wav former President of the Professional and Business Woman's Club there. Col. Htang U now Commanding Officer, Ordnance Dept, of the Port of Emhome1 address *b Sw^MirlgnPat". OBITUARY OF JOSEPH W. CARD Joseph W. Card, who was bom tn Ashtabula county. Ohio, on May 6 1854. and came to Barry Co. when a child, passed away al Ute home of hl* son, Frank, an April 1. 194J He spent most of hl* life around Cedar Creek and Dowling. He mar­ ried Clara Dudley who passed away in July 19». They had twelve living children: Levi. Hastings; George. Veterans Hospital. Dayton, Ohio; Floyd. Augusta; Cleo. Camp Clai­ borne. La: Frank, Lansing; Mr* Fred Whipple, Augusta: Mrs. M. L. Gilman. Eaton Rapids; Mrs C. L Burpee. Dowling; Mrs. Albert Lew­ is. Battle Creek: Mrs. H. Dan Ban­ han. Lansing: Mr*. H. Slocum. Has­ tings. He also leaves twenty-five grandchildren snd two great-grand­ children. Funeral service* were held at the Dowling Methodist church With Rev. Robert C. Smith In charge. ' Burial Burial was was at at the the Cedar Cedar Creek Creek cemrem­ New Orleans. La. »' i c‘erT-__________ __________ Mr*. Stang's mother. Mrs C. B ,„nrp..s.nl..X;T R aurnA I.I Benham of Hastings, who him been BAbEBALL living %Hh her for the past two TEAM TRY OUT years, is now making her home with There will be a baseball tryout her other daughters. Mrs. Richard; for the Hastings Independent base­ Hughes of Allegan and Mr«. Karl ball team al 2 p. m. Sunday. April Paul of Woodland —Woodland Cor- 25. All interested In trying out re*. please be uresent. __ y OBITUARY OP FRt;i> L. WRIGHT More than 2.000 Norwegian sea'men have gone down with their April 17 at the home of his niece. Norwegian vessels In Allied service. Mr* Datav Long of Cloverdale,--------------------------------------------------------daughter of his tale stater, Mr* Jessie Hallock, whom he was vis-1 W"W . Ulna at thc time of hl* death. | ■ ■ R Fred was the only wn of Henry Ma dFK. RWnff and Sarah Wright He has been residing in Royal Oak with hta ■ A ■ ■’ ■<V only sundvtne stater for the past two year* He never married. i A Myrtle Halt of Royal Oak. the family of the late Mr*. Hallnrlt. , and an aunt. Mr*. E. V. Demmon* of Detroit. , , Mr. Wright was well and fav­ orably known In Barry Co. where he spent all hta life except tne last two year*. I Funeral service* were held at lhe Leonard funeral home Manday. Apr. 91 AL 2 o'clock with Rev. L Winston Slone officiating. Bur­ ial was in Cedar Creek cemetery. Certainly you’ve got lots of things on your mind be­ sides new clothes: food rationing, gas and fuel short­ age, longer hours of hard work. War Bond buying, letters to your men in service. But clothes are im­ portant, loo. You’ve got to keep looking smart and Plans for the annual Poppy Day sale are under consideration by the American Legion Auxiliary. Die date to be announced later, ac­ cording to the preaident. Mrs. Alma Larsen. Thc pupils of the c!tv schools arc cooperating in the Poppy post­ er contest again this year and an­ nouncement of the winner* will be made before May 30 In past years some fine posters have been made bv local student* and have won lhe fourth district prize*. Thursday evening. May fl. Is the date for the next Auxiliary meet- SPRING STRAWS You’ll find life brighter thc minute you ace these lovely new sailors that are crisp and shining . . . the tiny valotl that are a mass of flowent— . - and thc pompatibur types that sit gayly .orj your head to show off your new hair­ do! You’ll find <li-crect berets and cc off-face styles for your suits! Grand choice of colors, too! Shoes Must Work For a Living These Days! The mon and women who are fuming out tank* and bombers have Io put tholr feet into shoe* that give comfort ond sturdy woor. Their shoos have to work for a living . . . they have to be tough! Penney's service shoes ore favor­ het with defenie plant workers the country over. Penney’s Shoes have th* quality all shoe-wise people look for when they know they can have only three pairs a year I But This Easter is Different... Comfortable Service Shoes fit to m«et your wartime probhmi with head high and spirit undaunted. Easter is a good lime Io plan your clothas year—and Penney’s is a good place to get the kind of wartime clothes you should have I Fashioned With Your Spring Urge In Mind! NEW FROCKS Flowered Pottcrns! Rayon Bembergs! Every Une, every detail of these smart frocks, are ns new and sparkling as spring Itself! Soft rayon bemberg, gayly flowered If this were thc Easter of other years, we would talk about the Easter Parade: new bonnets, smart dresses, trim suits, gay shoes, colorful hand­ bags. . .spring outfits for every member of the family. Smartly tailored or with pretty flowers! SPRING HATS A new hat Is Just lhe right thing to lift your spirits — and these are spirit-lifters every one I / Your step will be'light- A er and your head high- - k er the second you try d on one of these delight- S ful new padre sailors or smart flowered heart- . • ,shaped bonnet*! Many A other styles with feather or ruchlng trimming! >. Of course we have all these things. But in assembling this Easter’s ward­ robes for American families everywhere, we kept in sight every moment, the wartime job thc Home Front has to do. Small Fry Join The Easier Parada! Every Easter Outfit Has Become a Uniform! GIRLS' NEW HATS Stylea TNE HOME FRONT UNIFORM IS EVERYTHING YOU WEAR! TNE HOME FRONT JOB IS EVERYWHERE! It it seen in many different styles and colors. Jt may be a dress or a pair of slacks and a sport shift. It may be a skirt and blouse, or an overall, or a gabardine suit. In thc church, in thc school... in thc factory' and thc shipyard ... on the farm and the as­ sembly line ... in the store and the home. It is whatever kind and type of apparel is most comfortable and long-wearing .. . most fitting and becoming... most helpful and economical for thc particular job you have to do. THE NOME FRONT WORKER IS EYERYIODY! For now, more than ever, Mr. Penney’* original idea of "Not How Much Can I.Get” but "How Much Can I Give" is proving its soundness and value. Your local Penney store sell* hats and coats and dresses foe you and your children. It sells shots ar.d In fact, it sells every item of apparel you can think of, as well as sheets, blankets, yard goods, curtains and similar things for the home. Hats to win her heart! Big wide-eyed Woman! Ease Yoar Wartime Budget! Bo many style* to choose from . . - you can select your favorites with certain dresses In mind I Some are straight FOR FORTY-ONE YEARS PENNEY STORES. FROM COAST TO COAST. HAVE BEEN OUTFITTING THRIFTY’ AMERICAN FAMILIES-JUST AS THEY' ARE DOING TODAY! hosiery and underwear for every member of your family, k sells slacks and sweaters and shirts for men and boys of all ages. Every Lustrous Rayon Satin* Smooth Rayon Crepe! Dainty With Lace! Smartly Plain Sly lea’ Your son joe ... and your daughter Mary ... your husband Sam . . . your neighbors Ann and Henry, and you, yourself! The knowledge and thc skill gained from our long experience of Iuw-com, neighborly srorckceping. stand America in good stead today. For CYNTHIA* SLIPS AU of spring's newest and BEST details are represented In thia grand group! BUlchod crowns (al left), also bound edges, medaUtaM, wide brims—every one a HIT! double yokes, others cut on the bias to fit smoothly under the sheerest frocks! Froths of lace at the neck and hemline ... or untrimmed style* If you prefer. All sizes. Altogether your Penney store is helping In many vital ways to quartermaster thc Home Front. Thrift Savings In PENNEYS SPECIALIZES IN LOW COST DISTRIBUTION! Your J. C. Penney store is pan of a nation-wide business that brings to c<*r/> community, at the very lowest possible cost, things produced in a// scaions of thc United States. It docs for millions on thc Home Front, what the Services of Supply do for millions on the battle front.; * FINE HAT STYLE Styled wru Mint For You! NECKWEAR HANDBAGS stitched! N spring colors! Dainty, fresh looking collars to brighten up dark STORE HOU spite of the low price —and top-atyle. tool Shades to blend with YOUR Easter outfit! Daily Kaeept Than. 9 A. M. I SatarAy Heuns 9 A. M. to �Till HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1MI ‘first xmiooirr CHURCH jetulto. The public to invited to *11 When arraigned, he demanded ex* resilient spirit as the men of the'music. Opportunity for baptism Reception of members I . . . — ■ . »Ku. amination. • 11:30—Special Easter Sermon. Eighth Army They have demon^embers sa; Mn Albert Reed. Hastings, R. Pease, charged with breaking *nd 3 .00 P. BL 6ervices at County S', In- the Holy Week ccMnaUon of thc Mrnted that all ready. The Nun- „ BlT<5.y . . .. 1: Ed. Savacocl. isaaUngx. rtt »; entering In the night ttme, aho OHB../ •« n. am. I firmary. ... _ , . Lord's Supper will be held. Mr. FIRST CHURCH OF den they have made are the Mun- iwawm ""JnuiTT Darold Wills-y. 512 E Hubble; Mn. signed a confc-sslon and asktd lor In the evening at 8. Tiie Bunl.SO-cJcnice by Young Peoples Bione will admlnUter Holy Com- CHRIST. NCIENTHT Comer Church and Center Streets Charles Paul. >18 8. Jefferson. Mrs. an examination. Uers of tnrxpertmce. Veteran unopo day present __ gchooi --------1 an Esxtcr Miis'. uiary Society. muuloa and give a brief meditation. John Lon*. Clarksville; Mrs. John Bunday Service 11 am. Pratt, who, because or his axe, cannot be mads in training camps pageant "The Pilgrim."“ , 8:00—Glaring Bervtoe of Easter The clwir *.11 sing ’Ocd -to Loved Goorhouse. Middleville. R. 8; WllSunday School 0:30 am. would naturally come under the numbers of U» musicians union and lhe same thing to true, only Hendent--* tiie World" by Suiner, Mrs Burch Revival. Hendershot Wednesday evening testimonial jurisdiction of the probate court. voted to let a children's orchrat.n more so of ofllccrs. 10:30 A. M. Sunday school with win sin* "The G.;den of Prayer’ However. Prosecutor Barnett stated by Rer, and Mr. and Mrs. Cooper meeting 7:45. sotertaln them. Thb high handed «o. don't hoiU it against onr lead­ Easter program, special music and GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Dial the Judge had waived Jurisdic­ Easter playlet. "Go Tell" Divine worship at 10:30 A. M. will sing The Crucifix." PENNOCK HOSPITAL Mrs. Richard Rose. 333 8. Hanover; tion and Pratt also denjindctl ex­ altitude to entirely "in character.' ership because American troops In Easter sermon by lhe pastor. “The But four babies have been bom Mrs. Richard Johnson, Freeport; amination on the charge of break­ Mr. Petrillo itM Fuerer and II Allie* haven I yet performed as JEFFF.RHON 8T. U. B. CHURCH Significance of Christ’s Resurrec­ on next Bunday, the Bunrtoe Serv­ during the week, one girl and three Jiweuh Riker. Vermontville; Mrs. ing and entering in the night time. Dure cf onrar.Ued muriclxns—and DrilUantly as the Eighth Army vet- Regular services, tion." Vocal solo. “Open the Gale, ice at 7:00 o’clock, and the Mcrii- boys They are: A boy to Mr. and Tina Beckwith, 514 E. Center; Len­ The boys according to their signed W* mean just than., it will be re­ erans. It to no reflection on the Morning worship 10 o'clock A. M. • of the Temple," Mn. Henry Elliot tng Wot ship Service al 19:60 Mrs Prank Barkhuff/Hastings, R- non Maurer. Nashville; Merrill confession, had attended a dance <•«> called, successfully kept “n orches­ men ar their training. They have Sunday school 11 o'clock A. M. The Sunday school chgtf wlU,rlng. o'clock. 1, Apr. 10; a girl to Mr. and Mn. Karcher. Freeport; Mn Uoyd Col­ Christian Endeavor 7 o'clock P "An Easter Song" by Habeir under tra of high school students at Inter­ everything It takra except expoAt the M'-nr-S” Service. Mr. Stone Charles Reid. HMtlngx. R. 4, Apr. vin. Vermontville. R. 2; Mrs. Har­ the direction at Mrs. Boyd Clark. will sprak briefly on "The Meeaagc 17; a bov to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan vey lea'ls. 303 E. Colfax; Joan Kel­ . n..,„k p M lochen from broadca ting even rr.iKi—-nd they are learning as TheUdc' murical program will Include: of Easter." The choir will sing Bird. Freeport. Apr. 18; a bay to ler. Cloverdale. R. 1. went to a small shack back ot the though the camp, Itself, was not a .apidly as a green anfay cam | . Rough ton* will bring p^ > Prelude. The Nursery Guild, Mrs. Walter Chevrolet jrnrage to enjoy their in view of our past disregard of message Friday evening at 7:30. .Vft 1". ' "Easter Morn"—Mallard. “As It Began to Dawn" by Btuitx. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ekkens. Wood­ maney-msktn? project and the stu­ I Offertory. "I Know That My Re- and "The Shout cf Victory" by land. Apr. II. Lake, chairman has presented 3 drinks. Not'satisfied with the quan­ dents themselves paid money for '.he the army and our lack of prepare—------- -------------------------- — I deetner Llveth"— Hacndel. Poellude. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Cooper will Medical patients discharged dur­ dczexi bassinet sheets Thanksl tity Hwy had. someone suggested instruction received either by schol­ Uon. we mustn't fall into the error WESLEYAN । "Hallelujah Armstrong. they could get more at Brandsteit­ sing “A preen HiU Far Away” by ing Ure week were: Steve Kuhtic, arships or outright tuition. Tak­ ot expecting or demanding military METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school at If:3b A. M. Rockwell. Organ music will be "Up Wayland. R. 2; Richard Leslie, er’s warehouse. Part of the group Rev. J. R. Chrispell. Pastor ing Interlochen off the air did no The Grace Guild will meet ail thc From the Grave He Arose" by 311 E. Col tax. Mrs. Stella Knls-< went to lhe warehouse b.it were un­ Sunday school at 10:30 home of Mrs Eugehe Dalman, 541 able to gain entrance. Smith, accord­ provide an extra Job for even onr Lowry "Berceuse" by Bchytle. and Preaching service at 11:30. K. Mill street. Wednesday, April Elgin medical patients were reg ­ ing to the confession returned to When dUxuwiing tha aerial op­ "Christ Is Risen" by Ashford. extra professional musician—n't Class meeting al 7:30. 28. at 7:00 P. M The newly elected At the 10:00 o'clock service the, istered on Tuesday: Gordon Jen­ Donald Smith. 25. of Hastings. the chack. Pease ami Pratt wfcnt even as s "stand ip." Yet, under nations bi Europe by the AngloEvangelistic message at 8:00. officers who will begin their term ner. 516 W. Clinton; Gerald John ­ theme will be "Faith in Ellsworth Pease. 20. Rutland town­ down town wlutre they secured a the present set-up tn this country American forces, the Nuxi-conYoung people's prayer meeting of office are: Mrs. Henry Elliot, sermon son, Middleville: Mrs Sarah HenThey then relumed to die ware­ " -There 'will be Bap- . ship and Gerald Pratt. 15. of Mid­ there h nothing the Federal gov­ ’ trolled Strarbourger Nachrlchten Friday evening at lhe home of Ray­ president; Mn. Harry Sponabto. ImmortaWty I Reception of members, ncy. HaatUin. R. 2: John Super, dleville were arraigned before house and. piying off the large, "— '* 1 ernment or any other subdivision ■ayr: "What weighs upon us U the mond and Alton Bennett. 418 W vice-president; Mrs. Joseph Bhultz (ism andspecial Easter off? ring will’ Httohvlllc: Clause Harrington. 818 Municipal Judge Conrigbt Tues­ heavy lock, took a case of berr and and the st of government, can do about thr •act that we have not the means Apple St. secretary-treasure!. til. Three choirs »111 par- _. S. Hanover; — Miss iss Euphemla v Car— five quarts of wine, accordin'.- Co tlw day afternoon on a charge ot Prayer meet Wednesday eve­ “Petrilios" a ho are taking advan -t preventing such cruellies taa the tlcipa’.e in the procceaional and In penter. Delton. H. 2: Ernest Hunt­ breaking and entering the C. R ; confession. They then returned la nt Mr and Mn. PRRKBYTF.RIAN Use of benevolent democratic law .aku,in Parts and Antwerp). We nlng at the hi the musical urogram. The chancel er. Vermontville; Mrs. Vera Cur- Bradstetter warehouse early Sun­ lhe shack wlwre the other fellows 20 East Madison. L. J. TeegarJU and altar choirs will Ring "In Jo­ day morning. The arrests were made i were waiting. to build up little dlcutcrial empire .nusl simply admit that lhe war has burgles I patients are: Max by City Police Chief Harry Thomp­ seph’s Lovely Garden" by Dickin­ Tit names of the others involved Tlse Primary Department of the which, both literally and figurative­ .Aken a turn into atrocity that we FIRST A‘. B. CHURCH were not disclosed Sunday school will have part in the son. The adult choir will ring "The Hcughtalin. Dowling: Wayne Wai­ son on Sunday.” ly. "thumb their noses" at demoe had not foreseen." A remark like A. M. Coldren. Pastor ___ —__ _­ ter. Vermontville; Mitt Mar Jone _______ ___ Light Has Come" and “ HU Great Smith, charged with attempted ‘racy The entire union-labor set-up .ius from a nation which hailed 6:30 A. M. Sunrise Easter aervlce. byterian church al 10:3U o'clock eat est Love" by Petrie. ,Onri .Organ num------ — Matthews. __________ Hostings. _______ R.— 3;_. Mrs ------ breaking and entering, signed a DONT BUY THINGS YOU DON’T tn this country heeds searching Coventry as a glorious feat of Nart 8:00 A. M. Young people's annua! Eiuter Sunday morning. The Pas­ bers will be "Beside Htlll 8:111 Waten*' ra*’ Fred Deilrich, Doitrieh, Haatingv. Hast mgs. R. !; I; WilWH- confession to hts part tn the crime, I NEED—RI’Y W7R BONDS reriston-if for no other reason arms. But in those days.-of course., Easter brukfost. tor Mill speak on. 'The Gladdest by Thompson and "Alleluia" by j111am Ham Johnson. 1630 8. Jefferson; according to Prosecutor Barnett INSTEAD. 9.55 ATM Bible schnol. • Day of the Year." There will be no than to pre.’* ct union mem ben- frem Jie Luftwaffe had t)w air over 11:00 A. M. Easter service. further session ot the Sunday school the exploitation of certain lead­ Europe .pretty much to Itself and 6: 30 Adult and Senior C. E. so- that day. ers who may be » bit too imbued Oocring'a boast that no enemy cleties. The Bunday Evening club will with personal ambition and love of bombs would ever be dropped on ----7: 30 A. M Communion service meet at six o'clock. Patricia Fewless, power Germany*! great industrial cities) Wednesday. April 28. the annual president Thr Boy Scout troop will meet at GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 26c wtu still pretty much a fact. But convention of the Michigan Branrh Nazi and Italian armies in North now. the balance of air power over Women. MUrionary Aasn• o the church Monday night. W O. Only 9 Ralion Pointi Africa have been cornered in the I.—. --„r the Un.t.d Brethren Church, vlil Bradford. Scout Committee Chair­ £ur°Pc has shifted to the side ot. convenc m Hilcrest U. B.' Church man. V-8 COCKTAIL ti-w. <re 15c Tunls-Bixcrte area, and it was the allies. | of Detroit. Montgomery and his Eighth Army Only 8 Ralion Poinh . ... « Delegates—Mrs. Erls Jarman. Mrs. UNION GOOD which turned the tide. Unnle Divls. Mrs. Jay Snyder. Al­ FRIDAY MEIIVICES 9c SAUERKRAUT n0 2 c.n ■ The Eighth Army was numerical­ ternate—Mr?. N. 8tormes and Uhidri Good Friday services under ly superior to American forces at­ Ready Io Eel . . No Lot* in Heaiihlul, whaloiome. 5 Points Mrs Fred Bower. Sec of Literature auspices of tiie Hastings Pastors tempting to break through or PILGRIM for Michigan Branch, will accom- Association will be held tomorrow Cooking Enjoy Swifl’i Prem­ SFRINGCREST EGGS co. 41c | pany the pastor A. M. Coldren. Rommel's right flank, but It hsr jlOLINESS TABERNACLE afternoon and evening. At 1:30 P. ium Quality al this Low Price 10 A. M. Sunday school i Mr. Coldren will attend the coun- M . al Emmanuel Episcopal church Large Freth Govl. Grade B something even more ImportaniSHANK HALF. 9 Pomls per lb. At 11 A. M. Rev. Mrs. Manker ! cil meeting of the Board of Admln- there will be the Uturglrr.l passion The “know how" which comes on!' GRAPENUTS 13c bring an Easter Message on IstraUon of the Michigan Confer- service, consisting of the reading of from actual battle experience. Ever Mll the scriptures, hymns and prayer, Jary Magdalene, In the evening at enee. SKINLESS FRANKFURTERS 5Pomi> ib 29c Grepenuti Flakes. Large pkg 14c the Britlrh First Army at thc norV J:45 on Lnsarus. , I Conference Supt. Dr J. F. Hatton with an address by Rev. S. Conger Of the battle line fared little better Hathaway. In the evening, there Al 7 P. M. the young people will u pastor of lhe host church. ROLLED OATS 4S o. Pk0 19c CHILI CON CARNE caiiordi 4 ph. ib 35c will be a preaching sen ice at the If at all. than the American di choose a favorite Bible character ------------- »** ’----------------Country Club Quick Cooking Free Methodist church, with va­ .nd give lhe desirable traits pos- FREE METHODIST CHURCH visions, thus proving. If proof 1 rious ministers taking part. An in­ —I Cor. E Colfax at Boltwood needed, that lhe Briton is not ar DRESSED WRITING lb 14c 20c vitation to the general public is ex­ MHMSE FLOUR 5 ThursSeth A. Davey, pastor Inherently better soldier than th' tended to both of there union servReady lor frying. No Ration Pls. uy nt lhe church. 7:30—Special Revival continues Counlry Club griddle-toiled A Joyous Easter! each evening. YELLOW FIKE lb 21c FAMO 5 £, 25c As a matter of fart, the Eight) IAPTI8T CHURCH NOTES April !3—Friday G.I TEND EBAY - Ih. only Boel lh*l'> ’ EPISCOPAL Army is made un of rot one. but Hun-lay scliool at H) o'clock. Ideal baking fish. fNo Ration Pts. 7:30—Special Good Friday service. <IMMANUEL III RCII Pancake Flour . mixture cf r.4'lonalitle>—Briton Easter services at 10:30 o'clock, All Hastings pastors are Invited. At Emmanuel Eptoco;>al ehurch, F1ESH AND TENDER I CISCOE FILLETS i lb 24c .ulf licur earlier. NAVY BEANS 2 16c Scots. Irishmen. South African? Special Music by Spring Arbor Easter services will include lhe sun­ Our guest speaker for the day. Quartet. New Zeelandcn. Australians, Fre rise communion at 7 A M.. choral No bones, no watte.i. No Ration Pls. Michigan. 8 Ratidh Points TENDERAY euchartot and sermon at 11 o'clock, Frrn-h. Greek'. Indian?Pnler iev. "D. L. Sto'.z n farmer pastor Sunday—Easter lb MEAT LOAVES >f our church from Muskegon %tt» 19c 6:00 A. M —Sunrise Prayer meet­ and children's vespers at 5 o’clock S Points par lb. and Czechs. Furthermon*. IU pre' JELLY ROLL mo­ 15c dtch. Subject: "How may I know ing 'At the afternoon service, there win Assorted varieties. 5 Pls per lb. ent fighting quality is a product hat God is leading me? ' ot Pound Cake. Fresh baked 10:00 A. M.—Sunday school be baptism, and distribution of ix>tTENDERAY of drfrat Only nine months ago, th Mrs. G. Pender soloist COOKED SALAMII lb 35c 11.00 A. M —Baptism of Children ted plants to the children. Visitors BAKIN' BEANS ££ 23c lb. . cannon fire at El Alamrin couh The burning of the parsonage and Adults are cordially welcome al all services. 6 Poinls par lb. Sliced Luncheon Meal 8 Pts. per lb. be heard in Alexandria and ever nortgage and some testimonials Only 4 Ration Points Winston Churchill admitted thn1 from Elderly members of 'various Steak. TENDERAY NEW ENGLAND HAU lb 38c SPAGHETTI DINNER p»9 25c :hurch departments take place at Egypt. Suez and the entire Mid­ lb 8 Points per lb SI iced Lunchecn Meal 8 Pts per lb. he morning service. dle East were in • mortal peril.’ Country Club Wilh sauce. Pls. The evening service at 7:30 Rev Here was the third, and by far thc 3. L. Stotz. Subject “The Three Large Gov'j Grad A Thiron-enriched Clock Michigan Maid Fresh-churned most serious .-.nd dvcouraging set­ Resurrections". Counlry Club Special music Is Strictly .Fresh back the Eighth Army had received ilsn provided. Tuesday nights B. Y. P U. meet­ Then tiie Ude turned, during thr iings. All young people invited. Wednesday nights prayer meet­ last week of October. 1M2 There may be many explanation' 1ing at thc church at 7:30. Fined eggs Ji Good Friday servicea at 1:30 oUMI.1 dcI O' C as to why this "beaten" army sud ,o'clock. Pastor’s subject "Three den’y struck out with a rejturgenc- ;Rent Things '* of power which forced the elite!l Indies Aid will meet Wednesday Finer paitrie. al lass cos! 1 Afrika Corps back across two thou-. afternoon. April 28 with Mrs. Country 24^4 lb BISQUICK Urgepkg 31C sands miles of desert—New and In-j Smith. East Mill street, Club seek spiring leadership, better lank ir»hT>«nu *?* Jilfy Biscuit Mix, 2*/i-lb. pkg. 25c SSSrAnt’^trihullnJ METHODIST CIRCUIT CHURHGOLD Margirin «> 25c these are important contributing | Hc|y ^rvicex as follows, ORIALS CONFESS THEFT OF BEER AND WINE Swift's Premium Homestyle TUlinrU L n U K L II HAMS -39 c SMOKED ilClUC 11 L VV J The Best Costs No More in Points I 35c 26c 38c Sirloin Steak Chuck Roast Porterhouse CAKE FLOUR T 18c SALAD. DRESSING quo i-. vi . ..v . Quimby Church. This spirit, combined with the 7:jo A. m. Sunrise service and hardening process of warfare " • agahut. one of Hitler's best units'! 10: 30 Sunday school with Easter program. gave tiie men and nRlcen of the 11: 30 Preaching service Special .Eighth Army ex[iertenre. ability Reception of members and and judgment which could have music. baptism been acquired in no oilier way. Martin Churrh Americans in Africa have the same Preachlpg service 10 A M. Special Triple-whipped I 3 t^3 33c Sanla Clarai. NO RATION PTS. MUSTARD Quart 13c Kroger’* Avondale 21c SWEET GHERKINS Mary Leu Quart 31c 3 14c. Kreger's Alura. Cold cream base TOILET SOAR BLOCK SALT Real Values in SPRING SUITS MASON JARS Qua>h dor 295o 3500 3750 HEREVER you’go. whatever you do.. regardless , .. of — hour w. v. or occasion—it pays to to look your ; best! Mott all of us realize this fact and many of us have found the answer in a year-round wardrobe of smartly styled, economically priced Curlee Clothes. Right now we arc featuring Curlee Suits for Spring and it’s our opinion that they represent the season's out­ standing value. In the Curlee Spring line you'll find thc combination of quality materials (every suit fabric is 100'. wool), expert tailoring and skilled designing which insures good looks, comfortable fit and long, sat­ isfactory wear. We have Curlee Spring Suits in patterns you will like and in sizes to fit you. Come in and see them. Philadelphia Cream Cheese 2 3-or. pte.. Z3c NO RATION POINTS 8 oz pkg 26c Kroger's Wesco ,0^ $3.49 Rainbow Pastel WATCRS CLOTH€$ SHOP EAST STATE STREET HASTINGS. MICHIGAN DINNiBWAtE Blue, Rou, Green, Yellow A"y in. 6uy any Piece I UC Kroger Brand item 29c ICEBERG “k “ 37c 4 iviib.'sn. 25c MOLASSES Bre'r Rabbit Green Label VANILLA FUVOA !„°l. TSc Kreger’s Avcndalo 15c MARSHMAJ.LOY/ Creme. Counlry Club ' ‘19° , , . , (jg 5c 29c Large bunch r.«.™ow 3 Fresh*- CELERY 15c 5 Pts. per Ib. EVAF. MILK Pel, Camahon or Swill's Florida TOMATOES Cri.p, Tender Red-ripe 2^ 17c «>29c BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Hot Dated Spotlight (French Brand, lb. 27c) Coffee Angel Food Cake Doughnuts Wescola XXXX Sugar Krogo Green Beans * 21c Z 39c Plain or sugared dozen 2C Jack Frost Qualify Pura Vegetable Shortening 8 Points per lb i4PA^:c.n DA 4 A K A C I fflulIwO SLICED OR HALVES 24 Poinli per can SODA CRACKERS Pt3 17c Counlry Club saraloga-lyps walers WHEAT FLAKES t.-0. dm. 9c Country Club. Whoaliei, pkg 10c BANTAM CORN 2«» 13^c Country Club Whole Kernel 14 Pls. PEAHUT EUTTER Cello wrapped Lalooia Club Beverages STARTING AND GROWING MASH 69c Fully vilamizad. Long, .weol, lender Head Lettuce Complete - nothing else to buy W . 63c box cans PmmpaIm Large Crisp Head. n GEVAERT FILMS g 23c 8 exposure. Save al lhi> price Ib. 12c UdlTUlS . b'39c Radishes 14,A* Onions 69c 10 No rinsing or wiping TAVERH CANDLES ISinch 10c Aiiortid colors pkg. 96c ASPARAGUS ORANGES Juicy Florida Valonc.a. 5Ctt> block 43c DOG FEED MEAL 5 29c Krogcr’j. For puppies or older dogi sack lb. Campbell’s s^X’2 SP1C AND SPAN tsrB. pit 19c CLOTHES «»■«> Loaf Cheese w'^^r 2 For healthy livestock Cleaner. EGGS S1.08 Cottage Cheese 32c 1 PRUNES BUTTER ”,T * 50c Enriched Flour Sincerity Flour Kroger's Embassy factors, but the real reason to that Thursday evening. Goodwill men of the Eighth Army never I church. Devotional senice. Subject knew lhev were beaten and so never "At thc Crass." were beaten — outgeneraled, out-; Friday evening. Quimby church smarted, outmaneuvered. forced io The Sev«‘ Lajt give ground io be sure, but never Eiuter Sunday0^' BREAD 3 25c 2 X Me Clover Valley Large Aft boules ZUU 3 2 Z 15c 64c 3 NZ 161c lb 2 No 2’4 cans nq UUU if nr nd nu uc cn n BULK SEEDS Comt lets Selection - Law Prize SO*P FLAKES .2 Sj- 29: Alura Guarantied sale, quick luds CIGARETTES Carion S1.24 Popular brands 8 -<7" S1.38 MOTOR OIL Penn Rad 100','c pure Pennsylvania SCRATCH FEED K,cgtr-t Wmco S2.78 super oiarkets �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUMDAT. APRIL 22, IMS Tha Red Crow Home Nuralng * vlUe Sunday afternoon. * Mrs. tha laadarahlp ot Mn. Iron Tcaker and' two children are enjoying a series Pontiac visited her parenu, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Forman from Friday Mr. and Mrs. Dell Williams, Mr. until Sunday. MIm Florence For- 8Uike of the Eaton And Barry Co and Mrs. Gilbert McLepd. Mrs. m»n tf Grand Rapid* »pent the Health Dept*., gave a talk to the Emma Lucas. Woodland and Pvt. weekend with them. Mr*. Maud club an "Communicable Dtoease*. Capton of Bellaire 1* nuking an Their Prevention and Care." * "Ravnwnd indefinite stay with her sister. Mra Mbs Lwke, county nurte. will IccduJ^?&Sda»^tSd? Forman. ♦ Mr. and Mr. Robert lure on "Communicable DUca-c .¥_“7r Owens of Grand Haven and Mr. Care" on April 23. * May 6 Dr. and Mra. J. L. Crockford of Carl-'Roth will speak on "Health and aac Williams was broaght home ton were dinner guest* al Mr. and Sanitation.” .* The public 1. infrom Pennock hospital l**t Tues.- Mrj. Wrlhv Creekford. * The MIm- vltcd for these interesting .peechea. dav where she has been for . some c, Izia Mae-and Betty Owen* of They are given at the sdiool home time receiving care and treatment Orand Haven and Janice Crock-----------" »» for n broken,, hip. She 1* being ford cf Ea»*. Woodland were dinner Family Dinner WOODLAND Pantocaine—"Jesus Lover Of MY Cluda a breakfast served by ths Darbvand _Dcmald McMttUn Bcul"—PhylUs and Marilyn Eckardt. voun« people. Thc program will v',esl«rn World "The Sunbeam and the Lily"— include • fiannataraph Ult on the reeled by Gall RuaMll. Pot 1 Girls Glee Club—"Children's Pray-1 church n*xl«und. “O. towed by»B BMter wo extend to you on invitation to। er. ”■ ,“Wake ««« Mix Lindyumoy w. ««« ~ '1~ come and worship with u*»|n the Dear. What Can The Mailer Be?”,dav school. You arc “An Easter Wish"—Janice Bates. rpeeial EUster- service 10:00 A. M. Group of Wa- ”---------------- 10 *tlmd Anvonj "Youlh'a Talk Of Eastor' -Clas* Go to church on this glorious East- Air Corps." ' No. 4. er day and praise God that Jesus -Cnhwxi Bong." Remark* by the Pa.‘itor. I : Comet -Selo • - "VUetta” Polka.!8®" RulUon-_______ "A Glad Offering"—Billy Hager. Ilves. "Jews said unto her. I am the. Glenns Darby.' Instrumental—Maxine Bates. March -"Light.ujj... Offering — "Crown Him With resurrection, and the life: Ke that beltevclh in me. though he were Semper Param." Many Crowns"—Choir BfltctTou — "Pavannc" Selection • interpretation ot "Tiie Life of; Selecttou—J. "Pavar.; The Evangelical Choir will pre­ drad. yet shall he live: And whoDC“CUOH । Chrl*l” at lhe Costa Grove church sent an Ea*ter Cantata "The Glori.­ soever Uveth and bcllevcth in mt —'American Patrol. j Bunday evening. April 35. st I p. m l Believest thou —— ous Galilean" Sunday evenr~ April *—■** shall never die. m------"this?" John 11:25, 2<5. 35. Following i* lhe pro*------“rra 17 tI™ /j' 't'KI'! » •m'm’” "iSZa Hour «i "Now I* Christ Rben"—Choir, i ______________ . , the home of her daughter and fam- sister. Mr. and Mra. JohnHyrua Muskegon entertained with a fam­ "Twas love Excrilto*"—Solo — I F.iul W. Geiger. Pastor i. ily Mr and Mr* Herman LaReau. of Woodland. * Mr and Mra. Fred lnner guntiay (n tumor of two Mafdell Harm*. Good Friday 8115 P. M. 1Delttn ♦ Mrs"Lswrrnce Hilbert and Mori Tubbertr of Freeport were »uw*r te doctors nephew*. Blrdslil Anthem—"Soldier* Prepare .The. of tt of sermon* , There will be tn Esster breakfast ’ Lorena Hnbert leA Vlu'day for Wert* at the: Frank Hynes home of D.Uht —Choir. on Thc Cries of Hie Christ From Pt the Delton Methcdlst church a two weeks' visit with iter daugh- recently. * Mrs. Lawrence Hnc-. Of Hastings. Gue*U Pres­ Cron" Sunday morning. April 25 at 7 ter and family Lt and Mrs. D V. frock and non Dick and Mira Bar- ent wen! Mr an<f Mr*. Carl Walts. Women’s Chorus—"Sleep .Neath the Cro. will be delivered bv the !o'clock for voung people from thei „ txutor. "The Cry of Comfort" will 1 BhoX and roti Don. Jr of Den- bara Bailey of «"1>W attended and Mr and Mri Blrd>in Holly -. ’Die Star*" Mnle Quartette —"Our WatchBate-. Fin’ ‘ll the subject. Lenten ■ funeral cf the /fouiier ‘Tn*UX aunt.,• WAswttaru* W^Und Mr« Mr, Agnea setaiiar Fbher and ' oiZi Brin Erwin *u,£Vth? choir *Speclel Un tUliudav afternoon April 34 ■ Coals Grove church Is observing -II—”■■ Jem I--- - n.i.. v.ndn U..- choir. Colored Hides ver. Colo. They also expect to vis­ the Mrs. Frank FcighnerMrs of Nf""* 1 ¥r an<3.Xfr,* FYlshn"? ’ W ’ A** ’ E:don Hra«.ner. Bruce Kckardl. , )f O Barred Head at 2:30 o'clock there will he an, Passion Week by prayer meetings, i K*TnRS.B.?ru!ra! it Cpl. T Richard Hilbert of Ft. .......................... — -— of ’O. Sacred Head Now Wounded", Monday evening at tha Wings Mrs. . — ungs ana Mr. ana air*, van jon.. Anthem. As It | Khau11 Choi lewis. Wash. Mr and Mrs. Gor­ Saturday afternoon. M?1S Anthem. "As II Began Began To To Dawn" Dawn wll wm .shown. Choir rehearsal fol-1 Easter egg hunt on the church On imasrd away very suddenly last and faml |y of Ba tti 8 creek. lawn for children up to 12 years of home in Woodland. Wednesday school Iiouac M1m Lock will den William?; nad daughter Kay are —Choir. lowing few hours ho“rai ~"‘Woodland w<^i«"d 'zTownship Townsh'ip"Bcbooi School ace. The children will bring little evening nt lhe Lloyd FL,her home le«>on thc afternoon of Apr staying at thr Hilbert home dur­ Wedy.sdav after Onlyf a ffw Anthem. "Sunshine Oer A OcrSundav Ewiter. ' and on Friday evening at lhe EU1» Johnston vUlted frli ing their absence. * Mrs Gertrude before ' K . l . , J de, S. r 2 e, \.?i^ E ‘ ” J °™ de IllneM. 8he was i Kindergarten and First Grade bmJtt-U to put thc eggs In. ing their absence. * Mrs Gertrude den—Choir. 10:00 A M. Sunday school church. The S. 8. has a program Blah! and Mra. U C. Jefferies and ' w.X £ and I. Ml** Dort*. — Whitney, teacher Solo—"Magdalene" — Dork Batct n;oo A *f. Hoiv-Coinmunlon and , Good Friday service* will be held at the regular hour; the yonng peo­ Lansing Sunday afternoon. children of l-nmlng called on Mr. * Mr and Mrs ward rtynra ano ' Those who were neither absent WU cv— —"Beils onu u tn the Delton Methodut church ple. the choir for thr Church 8erv- Mead of orand Rapids la a Duet of> Easter” Maxine BrpUxrr.u! rervjee. Ur~IMJ.tato.te.. ™ Ujr" “ £ Friday. April 33. his Easter vacation with hU and Mrs. carl Hiirxie aunaay aueiunc at the' 2.?r.U5dvJ,or U‘e.,a?A ***>« wc Eatc and Joyce Fxkardt. Easter eveninn 8:15 P M Easter noon. * Mr. and Mrs Robert Born ner ^nj*c«on- Afl15'S apix— ’n;1 J“' Solo The Praaieville church and Sun­ gram in lhe evening having Vane mother and brother. Mn SXI solo— —"Hope “Hope I* I* Singing Binging In The ranta’* "Tiie Easter Alleluia". A-; •pent the weekend in Detroit. * home of his parents. Mr. and Mr* scllft O'Connor. riper, ’.h ' Piper. RRuth Heart"—Maritvn Erkardt. the choir sing., the nasxlon nnd rc- day school wishes to extend a spn- Wotring of Woodland to give chalk Crcckford and Olen Mead, Mr. and Mra. Ovlc Flanigan «nd iy»nk Hiitc*. * Mr. and Mra Ar ; Elaine Jtate.. John Begcrow. ' cial invitation to-thc ‘ . a ml lies and and Mrs Clay Pettit of Coats Anthem. "Captivity I* Captive1 *urrectton story, colored tilde* v.iil talk. *on R*rer of Routh Woodlnnd call-lthur Aller<»Hi«. B,Uv ----------Mr and Mr.. Arthur Fuller I5rnJ?eth, -- ----A11' Led"—Choir. . be shown of the scenes about whnt —.......... «> v n Ehx ___ _ nabell and Carol Myer* * salo-' Be Steadfast Oh My Soul' they are tinging. Thus you will ed• oii'Rev. and« Mrs. R. V. 'T»v>.. Town­ land Mr. and‘Mrs. John Bulling na()e Dick Anderson has moved moved to to West West _jcrrv Bate*. Andmon ha* : bear the storv and tec il enacted send Sundav afternoon. * Mr. and• were dinner guests at the home oj Dick Dick Anthe, Mi* Oliver Tasker of Hastings. Mr. Mr, and Mre. OtL, Vrreland of Brttncl) We nrr. >orry to hBVC nun Anthem—“Thank* Be To God" on the screen nt the same time. Green Lake Sunday. 5w “r *Noble l}”^.and move Bway. wa, neither ab- —choir, and Mtn. tester ­ Dick - #--p.,— —Choir. (, ■ Choir rehcara.-il Wednesday eveMrs. Rnlfe Bulling.iS" , aent1son or Gor a|1 yt ytar Jane Easter exercises will be held In ‘ . ■■ *«» den a»d Mr and Mrs Jack Hart­ were Mr. and Arthur ’AlT^rdtaT*Jr °F ‘lBrdr “J"* ■'* ?r' * J,, }e Auxiliary will meet Wed- nlnK. Allerding. Jr - to --------FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS the Delton Methodist church Sun-. BANNER WANT ADVS. 1 AY man nnd twin son* Donald and Mr and Mra Arthur J Maraman all' %‘nelUV“ — T— VPd Ve ™‘ont; 1neadav evening nt lhe church. t'nlted Brethren in Christ and Mr*. Mrs. all. v[1](I Mr nnd J. Maraman. an v.. rchcarfal Wcdncsday eVP. , H Osgood. Minister David, all of Vicksburg, were din­ nnd Mr U,; 35T5MH X-JE!* „. ™* “ „„ ~r - ------------- ner guerU nt the home nf Mr and of Hastings. * Mrs Jana -’ord*" inlng. । Woodland Chicago ™™ " ANNOIINCBMINTS “.hTfim? Mrs. Dor Stowell Sunday. Little returned tn her home .in Prayer . service — Thursday eveEsrirr ser-ice: Easter mesranc , Robert Harlinan returned home Mier a five weeks* Slav at the home nlng. ■ io:00 A. M ■ The Evangelical Churrh with his parents after an eight of her son nnd family. Mr. and W. O. Deablrr. wreunir. pastor Young People's Missionary Circlet W1U be a Baptismal *erv-1 J. 8. Mr, Carl Jordan of South Wood­ wevka* visit with his grandnarent''. ■apo ounu.v, — m..- — «....( «'•<» A. M. Morning worship Meeting—Thunday evening. *-----------------■ ■-----------ice and --------reception of members fol-1 Sundav. ’m Mra. Junu' Jordan ★ Mr. end Mr, George Bchalbly land South Woodland Church Tliemc of —•- -of the • lowing lhe termon. nnd son wore Sunday guests of her nnd Mr. nnd Mra. Carl Jordan and Anthem—“At Dawn " i Sunday school 11:00 A M. Brethren parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wort­ children were dinner gueata of Mr. serman-'Llfe's Greatest RevelaArthur b Aittiur L.. Dodge. lmxuc. pastor , Christian Endeavor 7:30 P. M hy of the Tamarac district. Mr. and Mra C. J. Barnum of Gales- Non". 10:00 A. M An Eister program; Message by thc pastor following and Mrs Wm. Eddy nf West Wood­ burg. * Mr. and Mn. George Par-; 11:00 A. M.-Easter program by of song and story will i>e given tn C. E. land were callers nt their home hen­ roti reltimed to their home in the Sundav school. this hour. | Cottage prnver meeting. WcdnesCHOICE CUTS—TilMMID in the evening. * Mrs. Glenn Eng- North norm Woodland wotrauwiu this i»>« week »=« from ••*•••■ Christ -•-­ The Lord Is Risen — ----11:00 A. M. Sunday school. Dre*' land and daughter Marjory spent'Battle Creek where ^nd l ^"Bcrl Kilpatrick with their daughter and! wuuer wim-thebwin uw.r dauihter uomfuw * and; —— "Scripture reading and prayer— son: 'The Risen Lord" the weekend with the former's aunt winter Bcrl (1 POINTS) family. Mr. and Mr, Jav Vmg-. Eldon Flessner. . Good Friday evening at 7:30. Love, Sunrise Easter service, all are inCELLO WXArttO Mrs C. M Brown of Grand Rap­ gink vlted 6:00 A. M. rink.’’Mr Mr. •n<FMr* Vruvrink^are । "A Welcome to Eualer"—Elaine feast and Communion, and Mr* Vruvwtnk are; ids * Will Srlimalzried of North In Grand Raplik where Bates .. We Invite vou »•> wrahln with us. , Sundav school ’0:30 A M. Woodland L, much Improved this .now living (( POINTS) > -----. -------« — — ■ --U — "A I.llv, Welmme — Jovee tzmn HnndLand Methodbit Churrh Worship sermon, "The Risen "A Lily's Welcome" — Joyce Logan week. His brother. Theo Schnwlx- he has been transferred and pro- ■ ■A-ll. CELLO Ht6. George F. Wingard, Pa?tor Christ' 11:30 A. M. —Carlene Enr. , rled of Levering returned to his moled. We welcome Mr. and Mra ; "Welcome" Christian Endeavor R:no P. M. "GiectinRS"—Darry Joe Bates ; Morning worship 10:00 A M. home. Innt Wednesday after being p-not* back to our community. jl Instrumental—Marilyn Ecknrdl. (2 POINTS) Sundav school 11:15 A. M Cottage Prayer meeting TliureService, of Woodland with hh brother nt Pennock hos­ Good Friday FORTESHOULC OR Junior church 10:00 A. M .day 0:00 P. NT ' Churrhe* "Thc Easter Chicken'-—Annabel pital for two w«*ks. ♦ Mr. nnd Youth Fellowship H:00 P. M Thr churche, of Woodland nnd , Enx. Mrs. Kenndlh Kelsey of Coats BAND PROGRAM Sermon theme for Easter: "Be ­ (1 POINTS) community will otoeree Good PelExercbw--'The Bible — Sunday k Grove and Mr. and Mrt. Paul April 27. 1343 ---------- No _.2. lleverl Thou This'1" , class 1 TO 4 L*J. IACH— NO WAJTI Woodman nnd daughter Darlene of dav bv an impressive service to be e«clwol “My Easter Wish' Wish"-Janet —Janet Harms Harm? Choir rehearsal Wednesday nigh*. ■ Star Spangled Banner. "Mv (10 POINTS Soutn Woodland were dinner guests conducted at the United Brethren March—"El Canltan" "The Greatest Of All" — Dean Ha7:30. PEA LI) Church in Woodland al 3:00 P. M of Mr. mid Mm. Ronald Lehman. March—"The Thunderer" ger---------------------------------------------------------- The voung people are sponsoring Thr other participating chufehes 1 CHOICE CHUCK CUTS Sunday. * Mr.,. J. S. Bowers of March—"National Emblem ’ v »imn» ’‘For E*Mer Tell* U* "—Ronny an Easter Sunrhe service The servspecial muaw music .vr for thr Lake Od< saa who recently pur- will Fuppiv Comet Duct—“Buddlra". Glcnru They srs nre ihc the V.'ocdUr.d Woodland , Enz. ice will begin at 6:30 and will In­ (A POINTS) chaM-d thc heme of Mr. and Mrs occasion. They LeRoy Perkin, in Woodland moved Methodist, the Woodland EvangeIleal nnd thc South Woodland Into her home last Thursday. Mrs. Bowers will be remembered to Church of Thc Brethren. (6 POINTS) Thr speakers will be ns follows: Woodland residents ax Mrs. Hat­ LEAN—MEATY Rev. I H Osgood of Thc United tie Hilt when she lived here over seventeen yearn ago. She is the Brethren tCburch. subject '‘Christ I (4 POINTS) On Trial". Rev. George F. Winmother of Lloyd Hitt of East. Woodj land. We welcome her back, to gnrd of Thr Methodist Church.. SWIFT'S FtEMIUM 1 j UAI Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins sublecf. ''Christ On thc Cross". The program 1* planned to take aie living hr their trailer at lhe oturiv Stunt ».»>»■».». Kussmaul . .home —..u for^ the ...w one hour and'a half. It is hoped MILO SU6A1 CUItt WHOLE O« SHANK J1AIF I I present. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank that all who can will avail themANT SIX* rttc» Hynes called on friends in Way- mIvm of this opportunity for a land Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Eldon deeper appreciation of lhe mean-, Farrell and Larrv Joe vlsiiid Mr. ing of Good Friday and Easter. I - ' -------- -*of-------mid Mrs. -------James Sidinan Barry- Red Crow Home Nursing Clara I PSLWO ANO III AWN READY FC2 THE OVEN (7 FOINTS) (I POINTS) (NO POINTS) ^r5^-oo,■' . mml - 'WwXw. COMMUNITY NOTICES 0^ E B,C,D RED STAMPS 7% AU Qaad 'Jku Week!!! ESSE! ACC«sS®J|£J^ HAMS 45c u 31c »2fc U 25c L BACON •39< 49c DUCKLINGS u «« L.5*c i*4fc SIRLOIN STEAK SMOKED BUTTS SLICED BACON T-BONE STEAKS CANNED HAMS BEEF ROAST PORK SAUSAGE SPARE RIBS 35< *74e tyimit SbaPitflandi. WISCONSIN STAR*" ’ MILD CHEESE (I POINTS) LI. SILVERBROOK 32c BUTTER » 52c AMERICAN MEL-0 BIT CHEESE ,,mi35c SWISS CHEESE 41c SHRUBBERY SEEDS GARDEN SUPPLIES BULBS DOMESTIC (I POINTS) (a POINTS) LB. MUcellaneonL Red Stamp Valuei. AIMOUtt POTTED MEAT , „,««) 3^ 23c HOiti-r1. rsoouCT 34c SPAM (S POINTS) WHSOH'S nt. B-V BEEF EXTRACT (I POINT)2'4-02. JAR AUG a TUNA ----------------------FISH (3 POINTS)• VICEIAILt JHO«T£HIHG SPRY (IS POINTS) ekOAOCAST REDIMEAT (5 POINTS) JS544c 3 & 69c ”<Sil2c £, 4 Hine. Stamp. Canned Qoodl IOHA s3’8 TO ’*3*‘ ” (I* FOINTSI TOMATOES ,';V.C(t«‘1 11c KIIHI5I BEANS ,»,..2^250 FANCY FACIFIC (IS FOINTS) PEAS) ..i *2- - Si? -...-( - - -33c IONA SPINACH T.^-TUc tn fO.'H?*! IHANK YOU JU ASPARAGUS 'S17c in roiNni rounii (u NO. 2 CAN in. SAUCE (I Ib 4 01.1 IUC (ie eoiNU) :om$toc< ...... . Pit APPLES 3S 15c IOHA 5’ it fointsi fointsi (It FOINTSI NO. 2 CAN 1*L CORN (I Ib. 4 or) IZl (14 FOINT1I NO. 2 CAN IV CORN _____ (I lb. 4 m.) i«JC CAMFIILL'l TOMATO j(11 FOIMTi) JUICE m. c7 n10c _______ -----------TO ,t fQiHjjj SOUP CANS 43C (II FOINIt) SULTANA FSUIT COCKTAIL ____ “eSUc IONA-HAlVt5 ai SttCEO (H FIS.l PEACHES 2N^39c THAN* YOU KEIFFU 114 FOINTS) PEARS 2 & 23c unit XtMNEl almost twice as far at Wards! CANNAS BLOOM GLADIOLUS FOR WITHIN 90 DAYS BRILLIANT COLOR 12for49’ 12f<”29 Plant now for blooms this year Make a showy, full-ofcolor bed all summer . . . and need little care. Healthy 2 and 3 eye divisions. GUAfHJ SEED Tested. 5-lb. package DAHLIA ROOTS Bls’, hardy div. 3 for GARDEN SEEDS Flowerund veg. 3 for 04- PEONY ROOTS Choice of many. Ea. Foiled PLANTS New Assortment .... 25 VASES Ntcc Selection 'Kilk II SLUE POINTS FIS CAN HONDA SOLO SIAPHUIT (< FRESH—LOUISIANA JUICY—SEEDLESS—FLORIDA I I FAESH-CALIFOHNIA STRAWBERRIES ORANGES U CARROTS 002 35* H 3;% 18c FULL PINT Wards glads Rive you a full range of brilliant color* . . . spikes that win all flower. Big fat bulb* at a price others charge for Mie smaller. c»AM snti . DEL MAU CORN JUICE FOLK S C«AFEF*UIT (♦ K JUICE ^5 and VetfeiaiUi. fleaUtf tyfieili. Stretch your garden money NIBLETS 13c S tint* CHIEF HEW—TEXAS—Y1LLOW GRAPEFRUIT RADISHES ASPARAGUS 35 29 25' ONIONS TOMATOES APPLES 5 us. Ao Patio* Pai*U Ro^utnd rat 29c 11C li 25c ICHS scon COUHTT WHITEHOUW EVAP. MILK 36c Taylor’s Shoe Store Usa your credit. Any merchandise in our store stocks and in our catalogs may be bought on our monthly payment plan. "Quality Shoes Properly Fitted" 119 W. STATE HASTINGS PHONE 2156 E6G COLORS ANN FAO I MACARONI SELF-SERVICE AHN FA<I QUEEN OLIVES Iff k VOX. «4, SOT. 13C SAUER KRA a 15c �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL «, IMS . .f mail** said as|Jlr •ball 4 T. DEFERMENT OF FARM WORKERS >bii» •<> im ' (Continued from page i. dec. D I U’*" are tied In a lot of questionable! casco. •Uiln* fall-1 " ■REGISTRANTS RETURNING elm .«» etiTO AGRICULTURE—A registrant nr* >b*u who 1* skilled in agriculture, either ■hall occupation or endeavor an '(■i* c<>n>ea neceaaarv to and reg engaged in.such sir!cultoral Your Easter Favorites or hrrrj LUbUUy I war effort, ahould be deferred In In ibl* ordinance Class II-C or Class III-C so long a* «trurd limiiin* ‘ he remains so engaged or until such my «rf thr »«atr * tune u* a satisfactory replacement -•"“'"•J l>“- i can be obtained If. however, a regiaia nr intrant return* to an agricultural u d. | occupation or endeavor after the hr U.. Local Board has mailed to him his raari <.( 1 order to report for Induction, he •-Hi""1 should not be accorded consldera- "Hunnlni Tl'"iL,r/..n previous experience or educatcn. (along agricultural lines.' " Whether it be tan, black, while or two-tone spectators you need for spring, we have them all! Don’t miss seeing our large collection of spring and summer styles . . . This year, all America is walking more than ever before—so be sure to get-good, comfortable shoes! NEW REGULATIONS t:iOF OPA IN EFFECT iS | PLAY SHOES, CASUALS ARE RATION FREE! 8 See Our Big Collection of Play Shoes That Go With Everything NO COUPON IS REQUIRED! A great advance special purchase of styles just arrived—See our colorful display now for an "On-The-Co" Spring! in <1.. ii *2.98 RATION OTHER STYLES AS LOW AS— FREE! । ,» >r naHrr tha* >.il I (T • miR.muM .nJ i>.a< )■ *..r 4eatr««mL is J J JQ I'TItZ Here Are the Brightest. Gayest Colored Play Shoes! PROUDLY WE HAIL THE NEW WAR STYLES Spring shoe fashions—-go hand in hand—with Uncle Sam. there’s no shortage of color and style for thc spring scoson. Here pictured are a few of a big collection for you. \ ANNUAL MEETING OF RED CROSS You can _p*y double thl» price for dre*« style* and not buy any more quality and value than we're cffc.-ing you from thii leading manufacturer. SAYS THE 0. C.D.’s "CITIZEN S HANDBOOK Dresscy pumps ond smart Noto the New comfort now features in our big selec­ while sixes are complete. tion—low heels, plainly cut At this unusually low price. for leather conservation. oxfords, get yours Newest Styles ! FOR WAR" It's common sense to* make things last as long as possible, and wartime conservation dictates that you keep your home and your possessions In good order and repair. Brush up on thc many skills which will help keep your home in good order for the duration. So says thc Office of Civilian De­ fense. Ln PLAX AND OTHER LOWE BROTHERS FINISHES HELP PROTECT YOUR HOME AND ITS POSSESSIONS Lowe Brothers TaL^ PER PINT PLAX C/iari^e 87‘ THE UNIVERSAL FINISH FOR ALL ENAMELING All America Will Be WALKING To Victory! HOW TO SPEND YOUR RATION STAMP 17! *2.69 93.»n >-d For parfact anamaling ra•ulta on any aurfaca. Easy to apply, quick to dry. A tough beauty gloea finish Lowe Brothers FLOOR ENAMEL The shoe you buy on your ration stamp now calls for a pair of durable sport oxfords far work or general wear, choose yours from our big group of styles and combinations. RUBBER SOLES that resist* hard wear and abuaa. Economical, too, ordinarily only one coat la needed for rafiniahing. Tough and long-luting. *aay to apply to interior floor* ot wood or concrata. Withstand* hard waar—cleans easily. s t.nn FEB QUART $4.05 j. Lowe Brothen Lowe Brothers MELLO-GLOSS (SIMIdOSS) HIGH STANDARD WALL PAINT LEATHER SOLES MOCCASINS Its beautiful, long-laat- lustre finish ia •aaily.cl.an.d with soap and HOUSE PAINT solidly mor* AC “ BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS For Men, Women. Girl* and Boy* and Summer Comfort! - *1.98«. *2.98 ' by n»- ‘Continued from Paire 1. Sec. 1.) > i- •- 'you own or operate a restaurant, hotel, cafe, dining car. bar. dellcatrL bn.nl. caSFn> jodu fountain, catering bu*la4 1 in or any other eating or drinkn»r.l from i*r Cm. • IL tilice. this filing requirement .. •----- ..a ... ■>-. . i uppllca to you. • The filing requirement Is very !>mpk'. If you nave menus, bill* rf fare, or price 1UU that show lhe Ktlce of (jvery food Item, meul ana evrrnge you offered during lhe !seven-aay jieriod (April 4 to 10. ' 1M3> al! you need to do 1*- Sign a copy of each menu, bill of fare, or price list with your name and address: Mull or bring the algned , copies to your War Price and HuApril 29 will be our family night Honing Board a* soon as possible A joint Installation of officers with and not later than May 1. 1943: me ladle* of the Auxiliary will tie Keep a copy of each menu, bill of held The meeting will be an open fare, or price list for your own Use. meeting,with ail veterans and their ----- r 1( If your your menus menus do do not not show show all all •■HMM,*.-. cordially families , ....... invited. —. A* Ahn —' •*the *food —‘ items, “—-----meals •--------or beverages ----- ------mothers, wives or sisters of boys j you offered during thc wven-day In service out of the United Slates period you must prepare a stipplrate invited to attend the ’ joint I, mentary price Hat. list. This price list meeting u they are eligible mem- mu*t ----- * show lhe highest price ----yon tjrrr. There will be light refresh-’ charged during that period for each —- — ---R> |food item. meal, and -beverage ntcnia served — after the meeting. On Bunday. April 18. Ccmiadrs which is not shown in your menus Webb nnd Bu<h with Mrs. Bush If you* do not uw menus, prepare went to Freeport, picked up Com- such a price’list for every food item, rnde Burger* and fits wife and all nnd beverage you offered daring had the privilege o( seeing and 'the seven-day period. Sl«rn tiie I talking to lister Miller and hl* price list and file It with your War family. Lester was one of lhe sur- Price nnd Rationing Board a* invivor* of llw aircraft carrier. "The, dlcated above. Keep a copy of the Wasp" Which was sunk at Guadal- list for your own use The board canal last Sept. 15. He certainly I will carefully check all filed prices has plenty to remember on that । to determine that thev corre*|>on«i fateful dav Tire irurpose of the, to the prices actually charged dur- ' visit was to give Lester tiie ot>- i ing the^even day period. • tion to become a member of • • • our poet. ThU was done with cereTiie Ration Book* of deceased monies nnd pictures of the pro- Barry county residents and those ' ceedlngs were taken by Mrs. Inducted or otherwise entering the and two abler* of thr family. Com-1 srrv'ee* of thr U.S A. rnde Miller left <m Monday to re- from thta county, must be turned In port back in California for duty to thr Barry County War Price with Ute hopes lie Will be re- and Rationing Board. a.vignfd to another aircraft car—— -------------rler. Two more members have been signed up for our auxilUary. Mrs Burgess, wife of Comrade Frank. Burg ess of Freeport, and Mrs. Bates of Green St. Mr. and Mr*. Bates ’ inti Comrade vuuunur Mrs. Mildred Platt and qianied' Com-. 'Continued from Patre 1 See Id Frank Reynolds accotni: rade Roy Bush ond wi.. _____ -etlve blfe „ to Battle ....... ... In lhe county. Mrs. Mra. Maude Maud Creek to see Paul Bates who b- W. Smith is county chairman asconvalescing al the Percy Jones -l«trd h” MLna Marie Rowe, chair­ hosplul. Paul is also a new mem- man. All schools arc 100 per cent in membership and many ton. Comrade Webb reports his wife -•ames, hospital slipper*, novelties is still gaining, though still under nnd other items have been made. Three afuhans are ready to ahlp the doctor's care. Mildred Platt is improving from 'nd the members have assisted in her recent illness. the silk stocking and grease colWe had the pest time yet al our The home service chairman. Mrs “Saturday night Party" last Sat­ urday. Belter plan on coming up Homer Smith, reported on the work to these parties. she has done from Dec, 19 to April At our next meeting our newly 13. Thia department is one of lhe elected officers will start their new •no*t important in the chapter as year. They will need our support it la the means of contact between are we going to let them down? •f’e so’dier or sailor and his home. We will be looking for you. so Mrs. Smith ha* made 80 investigadon't disappoint us. Remember wo "rni of such matters as financial will have a good time and refresh­ ■rid. family illness or death, me*ments. sages to soldiers overseas, social Comrade Webb has received a histories of families and many othV-let ter from Comrade "Bril" from — Tn her work she ha*, traveled North Africa. almost 800 miles. One nutrition class of IB memh»r.« in Ml»<dl«vllle r«< revwwted hv Mrs. Richard M. Cook, chair। m»n. Instructors are available If ; ”hee cla”M are desired. home conducted by the Rev. H. R. Le:lle Hawthorne, castastrophe Krelg with burial . in Lakeview’ 'hslrman. raid he was glad to make cemetery. Mrs Kyser was born bi। ■» negative report of no disasters. Germany and came to the Unitedl,-’-nwvrr the machinery is set up, States at the age of IB. She hadI the civilian defense medical chair- lived here around forty years. She• man. Dr. Otiv r. Keller, having a leaves one son. Edwin Kane andI ">mnlete first aid kit furnished by two daughters. Mrs. Martha Helm-. the chapter, beds and trucks avallforth of Nashville and Mrs. Lena. •»ble and workers who know where Downing of Detroit. * FuneralI 'o report In case of a disaster. Nineteen certificates showing senices for Mrs Frank Feighner.. BO were held Saturday afternoon at; completion of the home nursing 1:30 o'clock at the EvangelicalI course have been Issued bv Mrs. church conducted by the Rev. A.. v*rl H. Coleman, chairman. Two L. Bingaman of Benton Harbor classes are now tn progress, one in and assisted by the Rev. H. R.. Woodland and one in Prairieville. Krelg. She leaves three sons. Har­. Three nurw* in Hastings have ley and Ed of Castleton township.. been authorized /or teaching and Earle of Detroit, two daughters. Mrs. Ruth Glbso-.i of Detroit and enough women request tha classes. The Rev. Don M. Oury, the chap­ Mrs. Ethel Lundstrum of Vermont­ ville. one brother Jacob Kuns of ter* renresentatlve on the Fort Brownsdale. Minnesota, one sister. Gutter Camp and Hospital CotinMrs. Emma Kahler of Salem; ont ~H. reported that *28 and articles half brother Peter Kunz of Has­ valued at about *450 had been fur­ tings and one half sister. Mrs. Or­ nished bv lhe countv people. These ville Flook of Nashville.' * Mr*. •nclude about eon pounds of magaMartha Deller is visiting at th- ’ines. 35 books, 80 Christinas packhome of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ellis­ av.'.’. 13 card tables. dUhea and ton. * Mrs W. H. Reynolds is vis­ ther Items. Also the chapter fur­ iting her daughter Mrs. Lots Fow­ bished a day rrotn al the Port al ler in Lansing. * Miss Lots Pern •he cost of *275. Mrs. George Hebden. volunteer of Charlotte spent thc weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs services chairman, reported that a Claud PenV. * Miss Amy Hartwell Nurses' Aide Clag* of tight would of Charlotte was here Saturday to ‘tart thia week on Tuesday Mr* attend the funeral of Mrs. Frank Hebden also explalned.why the sur­ Feighner. * Mr and Mrs Gail Ly­ gical dressings program would not kins entertained Sundav Jake Kunr '<• started. National headquarters of Brownsdale. Minnesota. Mr. and <dvised her that enough chapters Mrs. Peter Kunz of Hastings. Mr were jnaktng dressings to furnish and Mrs. Orville Flook and E. V. the reouevt of lhe war department the chapter would be notified Keyes. lf *he urogram was enlarged rf’»ri.s reflect the interest IRVING Of the people of the countv In .Red Mr. and Mr*. Ed Bowerman have .,n? ''b0*11 bu° thj“ moved from Yankee Spring* to the house across from Schiff man*' in the affairs of the chapter are well .AU R*d Cross work the village. * Mr. and Mr* Richard Seebe* have been visiting his par­ tn the court?? is done bv volunteer work ers, each officer, chairman and ' ents and hers here Richard had to .!rivtn,r free,» w,d willingly return to Kansas on Tuesday. * of his time Mr and Mr*. James Nagel wer* • with their son and wife conducting The Federal order for a 35-mllea religious meeting at the county­ farm Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Joe an-hour driving limit brought av­ erage speed throughout the country ( Springer were in Irving Bunday. down to about 37 miles an hour. 7 SHOESTORE lastly Gnuttys 'GutUm? G/toe GOODYEAR BROS. HASTINGS. MICH. 111 E. State Street Phone 2101 $3.35 | I DON'T BUY THINGS YOU DON'T NEED—BUY WAR BONDS IN8TKAD. IF FT WONT HELP WIN THE WAR—FORGET IT. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. APRIL 13. 1HJ ! bridge club of by Marcia Davenport. ' ' ' luck luncheon cn Mr. and Mra. Pone « tertained th.l, their club Satmday eve­ ning at their home on W. Bond Bt. mjuca „ , The cvcnlna was span! playing known couples of Hostings who Pedro. Prize., were won by Mrs. celebrating their golden wedding Lloyd Anderson, Mr. Faley, and Mr. mvcnary within and Mr*. Z. Zimmerman. Mrs Jacob Rehor Th.. nnrtv rill I-.. .1 I l.a .._____ I??.. ‘Lof ,2?" ’week. V" "‘“n "Hayes X win borne thia liome Friday Friday at this week. will 1 ^tertaii^fl^du^dn crtertaintlic club On Tuesday, thc 2O’.h marked tha a Laniing Mrt Leon Brassuer. Jr ^tViday M^ 8 at lhete bX on home of Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd An­ derson on May 15th. date for Mr. and Mrs. Relwr. and went and daughkr*. Louise and Leona Clinton St Mr. and Mrs. Bronson * anniversary Funeral ! fcfr.'und Mr*. John Delnaay celeand twin son*. LeRoy and Law... falls oh Easier Monday, lhe 28th, sing. rence of Chicago spent the week,, H»t,i cud with Mr. and Mrs Frank RocAt the Maccabee mccthig held braud tnelr twenty-fifth wedding and they will observe the day in vllle cemetery. Ha on Sunday with a fam- st Petersburg where they are spend- hU wife, two *oua, ccu They also visited Mr. and ThtfrsdAy ctenlng April ls- * Ptu* anniversary lly dinner for twenty-four. Gueat* ing the winter. and a daughter. Mt Mrs Wm. Schader. Jr., and Mr £•"» ’l,v5u.,‘u.d *, . present were Mr. Delnaay'.s moth... Jr. Several Mandi and Mrs P. J Cu^tck-Saturday served hor.oru.g Mrs. John Wesor-, er. Mrs. J. W. Deinaay cf Grand Two tables of bridge were in play were in attendant ick of Grand Rapids who has been (.“rPUL Manager tor some lime but is, Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. «. Bylsma. Monday night at the home of Mrs. Tuaaday. H e weekend of the 10th up tne work on account of Mr*. J Verbun:, son and three wuiard bimth while the men were -----------—— BARNIM-MOORX **^er. ,"ndo“,m’ no;- health. We all hops to.- her. daughters and Mr, and Mr*. Henry Miteruimd oy Ken Laocruauix. Mix*- Velma ---------Moore. Hospital Guild No. 11 was enter----“*• n^^,„Bnd Mrs' MEl*ln Getow ipeidy recovery and that she win! Deinaay and two daughters of. Grand Rapid*. al-.o Mr*. Deinaay* tabled Thursday night for bridge **r»- Bert Moore. 213 S. M14M| of Dclf0»--------- be with u» ---------------again soon. family. Mr. and Mr*. J. Jemison and by Mrs. William Scnader, Jr . and -Ave., became the bride at Qi Miss Jennette Moris of Battle Creek. Mrs Willard Lawrence at thc home Barnum, son ot Mr. and Mra. L On Sunday. Apr« 18. a *howcr: Mrs. Hazel Miller ol South Bend oi the former. Bridge prizes were Barnum of WoddUnd In a a mid dinner was given by Mr. and1 and Mr. and Mr*. One Helm, Jeanc. awarded W Mrs. L. J. Caston and msny perfonned at lhe Mrtha Mra. Paul Gluadn arid Mr. and Mr*. Paul and James of Hasting*. Sun- Mrs -John Chandler. at Providence, R. I.. parsonage al Frank Prentice at the latter's home• day night Mr. and Mrs. Delnauv Saturday.- April 10 ... Saturday. The Wadd On Bunday. Mr. and Mrs Archie in honor ot Pvt and Mr*. Harold1 invited a dozen Hastings friends In Complimentary to Miss Bcmlcc vows were read by Rev. Al Reickord entertained nine for din­ Stalks i formerly Majesty Becker> for an informal evening. Clearer of Grand Rapids, a former ?. ,0™5r, J)Pr , Uwlr ner . m In nonQr honor 0of their udaughter's of Hasting*. Olliers prt.enl were lMn Wm x, t> UUlljav. out-w • local teacher. Mr*. Guy C. Keller •Mrs. Wm. j^. F1-: birlbdav. ’ A group of friends enjoyed a fbh entertained a group of Blend* in““L ------------------„ Mr. and town -guests present- — were •Mrs. ­ John Van Atta and Johnnie, I ’ Mr. and Mrs. William Fox ot Kai-! Thursday to her horn* a part of sslsUng tn amaaoo spent the weekend with New Tork, after spent their parents. weeks at the home a .. . Mrs. Philip Tunics* iLudlle Mr*. Howard Prost. „r. „JU1 ml,_ v.,, ocnCHlcr MIU , M nd .cod । and two «ou* ol Portebtlum Pauline Chandler and children. Mary Alice. Carl FredcLieut. Arthur Wood of the Army mouth. Va.. are vtaiUng Mr. and Joyce Frye spent the weekend tn rick and Margaret Jean, of YpsiFerry Command, spent, a aliort tifrtKtu vvuunaou. name • aouri reu« Mr*. Gu* Tumc*s. They expect to Kalamazoo with the tonner’s broth- lantl arc vulung relatives at lhe lough last week with his mother, return to their home the first week er-ir-law and stater, Mr. and Mra. Presbyterian manse since Satur- PERSONALS M.. t Wo.xl <J cu O.or. . " his sister. Mrs. L. Brinker and fam­ ily. Lieut. Wood 1* at present sta­ tioned ut Nashville. Tenn.Mrs. Tess DcCocker and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Scott made a business trip to Marshall Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Dryer nnd daugh’.ct Beverly and Mary Fisher, local, and Lieut. James Hyndman and Lieut. Roscoe Nolde of Fort Custer, took Bunday dinner with Mrs. Dryer’s mother, Mrs. Ray Pierce ot near Woodland. Mr. and Mrs Waller Mansfield and Utile daughter Virginia Lee of Battle Crruk spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills. Mrs. Nellie Crass u expected home soon from lutke Worth. Fla., where she has spent thc winter. She left Lake Worth on Thursday anil r> visiting her sister in Ads. Ohio, enroute home. Miss Bernice Creaxcr of Grand Rapids was tiie guest of .Dr. and Mrs. Ouy C. Keller thc first of tiie wok. Mrs. Herbert J. Freeland left yes­ terday. Wednesday, for a two weeks’ visit with relative?, in Rochester. N. Y„ and with her sister, Mrs. Belle Stone. 4n Syracuse. Mrs. Monroe Lracii went to Gary. Ind., on Thursday to attend lhe funeral of a friend.-returnin': on *•> Dr. «■>a*u« Mra Mn. rw and C. re P. t» Lathrop tjiihrnn spent iiwiit ...--------------Die weekend in Benton---Harbor. >«•« Mrs. Mra Ray of Daylong Raw Thompson ‘Hmmmz., nt oavtmt ru wbo %blUnM lr, HavUngs. was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Stowell at their country home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs G. O. Kent of Lowell were Sundav guesu of Uicir and dktKn Mr. uud nXiZw Mrs. Jo*. Broxak. Sunday dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. L. J. casion were Mr. and Mra. Ned L. Caston of 81. Johns. Mrs. John Eddy .spent Thursday at the liome of her staler. Mrs. Glen Smith, in Grand Rapid*. Ml*s Betty Lou Freeland and Warren Barr cf Grand Rapids were weekend aucsU ot her mother. Mn. terWned their Euchre Club. Satur-' day evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lilis Kelley cf fo. Jeffer.... .. _ _ ._ ..... «... .. .. ...... xrro--,*T.“.k_ J** v?‘i» nir« at -‘-^e « w. Knhter. Wiruura at rare ??r, . *,.re Mnt Ballance,' a Royal kJSFwFJmLTbJS Hoag of Grand Rapid*. Mrs. James Brir-tol te tn Grand Raplcte this week at Um Iwpic of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brtetot, who ore planning to move to Ohio *oon. Judge and Mrs. A. D. McDonald and Anne and Frederick were in Grand Rapids on Sunday. Dr. — and Mr*. -■ D. D. and .... ~ — — Walton ••——- — — «">”• “» ^L*H,„,!day1J0 meet Mrs Mr* DtForeat naForeet Walton. Jr., Jr.. who ha* Just arrived from Coronado, Cai. in company with Mrs. Alexan­ der Cairn... The two ladies left Friday bv train for Norfolk. Va. A. A Anderson of Grand Rapids Wa-i IV KU”. mu iHni.L i —.... —----- ---------— ---- of Mr and Mrs. Kellar Stem. ma zoo arrived today to remain ter Mr.-and Mr*. Don Siegel and the rest of the week at the hone Mr. uBd Mrs. Willard Smith were, of Iter parents. Mr. and Mr*. Roy in Baltic Creek Saturday. , Chandler. Mrs. Hinn- Fairchild atul daughMr*. Richard Oroa* leaves Thurater of Grand Rapid* were guests of dav fur a tew days' trip to Chicago. Haney. Mrs. Lena m-ckrr and M>-« f)llr was panned for the pleasure At the monthly meeting of the Thursday for the ceremony returnMr.* Jack Stem for a tew dnys last Mrs. V<*re Miller of Chicago is Die •— — "Hello. Evelyn. I Iwven'l seen Helen ItepHce. all of Hastings CnpUln Mr*. R. G. Finnic Burtnere Womens’ Hospital Guild ing to Hasting* on Monday where week. . 1 guest of her sister. •*llu ’" ” —““ you for n long time. What are you M iny lovely gifts were received by alKj Mr. and Mrs. William McKnight on Monday evening, dinner was «h« 1* employed by lhe Ha*un« -Doreen Mr*. Bculub Adgate and Mrs P. Clary. . . t- and Tom doing nowadays?" Mr. *nd Mrs. Starks and an en- Of E\anfcton. „ rened by thc Goodwill ladle* at the Mfg. Co. Smith of Saranac were dinner Mrs. Lcotj.JJrtbM’iir and family • „ P „ wv , r JU14 wotkhuj V "Well, we’ve ju t been working joyable time was. had by all . - . home of Mrs. Fred Smith, W. Cen-*----------------guests of ... Mr. .... — and — Mrs. .... ...... Jo*. Bro----- ... of Chlcago'.spcnt the .... weekend with — .... uge Ilr.v tuiuv,. almost tmjmn everyone We nr ucni don’t' get Twenty-nine member* Ur ot Hospital SPECIAL MEETING ’ ' St, places biting laid'for thirty- I zak oa Friday. . „ , Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Frank Roger* and oul muc much. h. Tom is Is planning a «arOn Saturday evening a special Mr. and Mr.*. Walter Ryan cn- Guild No. 22 were cntcrtalnr-d nt two. As this was the but meeting lor Mr. mid •nd Mrs. Harrv Brooks Brook.-, and Mra. William Schader, Jr. den and nnd Irm ’m golrg going to work 1in it. tertnined •; Harry ----- Mr and Mrs. a family group of, sixteen the hrmc of Mr*. James Radford meeting of Haxtlng* ciiapter No. Mrs. Vein Molenkopf of Jackron Cadet Rolland Cuaaeh, who Is at- although I never have. I can hard­ Wednesday evening in honor of Thursday evening fnr dessert and thl* year, officers were elected aa 7. O. E. S. was held for the pur­ ware Sunday aueitv of Mr. and tending Marmioa Military Academy ly wait for some fresh vegetable.:, Gerald Ryan, who left Friday for bridge Election of officers for the follow..: chairman. Mra. Aurda Iron- pose of conferring the degree* ot ratle; vice-chairman. Mua Agnes Mrs. Jta.cnh Pfiug. at Aurora. 111., arrived home Wedand I hope we will have some u> Lieut nnd Mrs. Meric Savacool San Diego. C; Hf._ for his boat train- coming year was held and thr new Smith: secretary. Miss Virginia Lui- the Order on four candidates. Mr. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Lynn Lewis and nesdav to spend the Easter vaca- can." of Florence. 8. C.. hove been enjoy­ ing in the lhe Marines. slate of officers K : Mrs. Rtehnrd ki-:u; treasurer. Miro Esther Doty. and Mis Waller Watkins, Mrs. Beth ; Lvnetlr of Kalamazoo were week, Ron with his parent*. Mr. and Mrs. ■ • ■ ing a few days from duty, and me ---------- going to have a garden, , Grow, chairman: Mr*. George Hcb- Bellowing lhe business session. Le­ Boyes of Lansing and Miss Eleanor end sucstA of Mr. and Mrs W. G. p j. Cusaeh. 608 W. Green. ten. Did you know the library has spending their time in Orlando and A shower was given Friday at lhe den. secretary and Mrs Carl Ven Haven. Oucsts were present from Mrs. Margaret Sheets and n lot of government pamphlets on homo of Mn. Arthur Hedge inhon- lm. treararer A' this meet'tig two Roy Snell was Introduced mui gave Nuhvllle and Middleville. Daytona Beach. Un.. In company Bradford Saturday night Mr. and Bradford Invited . frro — • > daughter • • — Rat>lds_ were ------Several of- **-• Eaton gardening to give to .. yoou? Anjl thcy or of Mrs. Harold Helsel, nine guests new member.* were taken Into th- an interesting talk about well known with Cnpt. Glasscock and his fam­ Mnt. writers with whom he has been as" the Initiation an frlends in tor a waffle supper .... of her mother. Mrs. -------Oper in Sunday guests have -------------------some iroed books. "Orow Your ily• being present. Mra. He)-.et was the ^uid. Mn. Carroll Burkholder nnd tociatcd—Ford Maddox Ford, un was presented by ’ James McCall. Mrs. Ray Thomp.H>n nf Daytona their honor. i Own Vcgetablrs” and "25 Vegetables recipient of many lovely gifts. Mrs. Iron Stander. At bridge c.<- English writer, Clarence Budington was followed by MB* Virginia Potts of Greenville: Mr*. C. B. Burkholder and Mrs. Anyone Can Grow" with full direc­ Beach. Ha . was the house guest of .... „ ' 2 ’ . fense stamps were won by Mrs. Lar.- Kclbnd, Carl Sandburg *nd Sin­ refresh menu. Mrs. Kittle U Coats from WedtiM- *»ent thc weekend with Mr. and Forrc.st Lane were Monday shop- tions for people like u.. who don't “Hello. Betty., I haven? seen you reiK.n Herrick. Mrs. Carroll Burk- clair Lewis—and id closing. Mr. I pers in Grand Rapids. . duy till Sunday at the home of Mr Mrs. Charles Pntte know much nbo-.it gardening. I'm t,w ,'h0Vr /°r hQ!dir “nd Mn Clayton Brand- .. .......... ............. Snell read one ot his own poems. .>». *. o. >M»'u. James Radford is in Chicago on Weekend gueste of Mr. and Mrs going to the llbrniv now. Don’t you and mi». Mrs. T. S Baird J.. ' *’’M ? n,1,rp Jwrv'.t<v’' suiter. The commitrec tn charge of There will be no meeting of the The Rev. nnd Mra. Clifford Clin-। bustneM Ulis week. Carroll Burkholder were Dr and want to come along?" >cu ®el aU ,hosc c‘wcr the evening wa| Mrs. Jack Patrick, amid in I '** May ’ because of lhe annual ton visited her brother nt Vernon । Lillian Chapman of Middleville Mn.. G. J. Kohne nnd Mr. and Mrs. "Yes. I think I will. Ill get some l‘dn:,«L . , .... Mrs. Frank Andru-.. Mr*. Don Gu.-y. General Guild vr<uu .. meeting at thc Metiiover tiie weekend was a weekend guest of Betty Sin-,Carl Gerber of Fort Wayne. of those gardening pamphlets nnd I “Why. out of B new book.In the Mn, Cati Van Ix» end Mrs. Kail odl*t parlors ' on Tuesday evening. clcton. Miss porliap* a new western or mystery library called "The Mrs. M. A. lambie has relumed “ ’**— **' “ Virginia Conrad accompanied --------------- -* COii£--bury »-... .» **• — ^*1...^ Fail! of Woodland. Muy 4. Members wishing to attend Mr nnd Mrs. Loren Boves mid by her three sisters from Otsego *tory for Tom. He Ute* to lead a '. Shtwcr Book*’’ The rv'rc.-.hmrnt-* from Ann Arbor where -he hm. bt- n STEAM HEAT ir.;iy secure tirketu from Miss Grace carint’ for her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mill Terry of lauising spent tiie nt>cnt lost weekend in Milwaukee little over thv weekend. I'm glad :Cnnw from Mitn*- library banks. Vio, For the pleasure of Mr. and Mr«. Relckord at tne Banner office. weekend with Mr. nnd Mra. David wiiere they visited their brother Sid I met you. Betty." HOT A COLO WATU R. B. Rouse. ! Did you like the rreamed chre-i* David Boy. Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Trios who have not paid their due, who U n member of thc cast of Mr and Mrs Harold Hrler of Bover. and raisin ’nndwiehex? And thc Bove, nnd dmwhtcr Marforte en­ arc urged to du so ut once so thc H1IOWER HATH Mr and Mrs. Einar Frandscn were Max Golden’s Junior Miss and atIonia were gucsLs of Mr. nnd Mrs. In honor of the elghtv-ciphth i Coffee Maple Ire Cream? They tertained with n family dinner on treasurer. Mlsq Jean Barnes, may­ w*-ekend -guests nf Mr. and Mrs.;tended thc opening of the play. -----------T. 8. Ba'rd on Sunday. birthday tf --------------Mrs. Levanchc Merrick. were both in ■< book called "30ft Sunday at lhe Hotel Hastings. Out make her report. Thc committee for । Mr*. B. D. McMurray of Toledo J»nw*» Hilton of Ionia nnd -attend--------.... - Sugar Having Recltx.-” Tlierr.are of town guests present were. Mr Mr ...... “n‘* ..... Mrs- William McCall .... her daughter-in-law. Mrs Benme. Mritame Thursday for a visit of ten erf a dinner Saturday night at the were in Battle Creek Sunday to rick entertained the Loyu) Workers La lot of other recipes that I wan', And Mrs Carl Boyes and Fred Law­ June is Mbs Dimes, chainftan. Mr*. Vivien Anderson. Mbs Maxine Swift. liome of Mr. mid* ** Mrs. Cot. vu.it her .... father. Scramlin. of the Methodist Sundavschool to try. T have to nut up lunches for days with relative* and friend*. On *• —- -* — George — ** — Victor .. ------- ..—,rins* -------------------------------------------------rence of Hickory Comers and Mr. and Miss Mary Louise Thomas. i Sunday her brotin-i-in-law r.nd sis­ Jr •_ ; who lias been lil. at her home cn Friday evenin'; 1 the children nnd there are nlcntv And Mrs. Loren Boyes and son of DON’T BCY THINGS YOr~DON’T 1 ter. Mr. mid Mrs Ono.i Tobias, ot Dr and Mn I. J. Casion spent i Mrs. Frank Hocnan sperit laxt Aiirtl 9. Nineteen members enjoyed made cf stuff that Isn’t rationed. Lansing. Ann Arbor, visited Mrs. McMurray W’-dnesday with his parents in St. I week in Grand Rapids with her thc carry-ln supper which was foiNEED—BIT WAR BONDS j and other Hastings relative*. Johns. Joiins. . ,■ brother. K. 8. W. Wilcox, »• .-VW*. who V.I.U was W«M lowed WWW— with W.WM visiting and —«.M a •• short■ pro,*• W with hnr.ev and f found out how In honor of Mrs. David Bo.-. INSTEAD. Ethel WhlteteKls brother. Pvt. WcrVend guests of Mr. and-Mrs.: nuitc 111 in Butterworth hospital: gram. Mrs. Sybil Warner -recited who Ls moving soon to Battle Creek. Iz-wlr, Weekly of Hartville. Ohio, John Eddy were Mr. Winona Dow and Mrs. Rov Hubbard. Mr*, poems and Mrs. retied “Sweets Without Sugar*’. But Mr*. Wm. Corkin and Mrs. Fr Mr anti Mr* several . amusing |>oeins who is now stattuned al Fort Cus­ nine a rut daughter Rexlne of Lan- C. c. W Dolnn and ™. son Tom and M.a. Mrs Merrick. Sr., Sr., rrclUd. recited. ■'Cra.v.lr.a ’’Crossing ;.';c the I D.-.:.-.;. ar.d t. T o... a;.d Adair entertained two tables at a ter. was here Sunday to visit his xlr.c. . Leon Stander were IIn t. Grand Rap- Bar”, by Tennyson. ------------ *" Pink “*-----------------r.weatoea* ; the library now and it .closes at ri.*ter and ride bls 'trike’ which he ■ Mrs. Wllllum Graham of Leban- ■ Ida ms r.n on Thursdav. Thursday, made attractive table decoration*. five. Goodbye. Anne.”-'*keeps at his Mater's home. on. Indiana, is a guest for a few Misses Willo ar.d and Da.eUy Beverly Jonea Jones The evening was a happy one and , awarded tn Mrs. John Bruxs. Mi.. j Mrs. F W. Stebbins was hostess Mrs. C B Baxter and Mr*. Urn­ week* — a] Mir hmm, irrtved of .herWednesday M»n-jn- {arrlvci} front W. Wednesday M. C. E. from all extended W. M. C. good E wishes to Ute guest ; Laurence Barnett, Mrs.Trank Cd-' trice Sliiiwl- of Middleville Wen lav- and daughter, Mr. and Mrs., at Kai.tmuzxx> to spend Easter va- of honor. , to the Study club cm Monday. Mrs bum ar.d the guest of honor. Fletcher. ' ” ! cation with Mr. Mrs’ w..,i Fred 'cation Mr "and* anti Mr« • • • Sunday afternoon callers at the Bvron .Flctrher. D. D. Walton comnleunsr her review Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kahler en-’;, of the book, “Valley of Decision.” Mrs. Leon Bauer entertained h r heme of Mr. mid Mn . Victor Station. Hazel Doolittle rrluin-.d on I Jones. ! M. L. Cook returns Saturday । from u stay of three months in , St. Petersburg. Fla. Mrs. E. A. Burton and Mrs. W. L. Shullers arrived from Lakeland. Fla., on Monday afternoon and , were dinner guests that evening of I Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne Merrick. Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Paluu r of Birmingham were guests of MKs Mabe! Sisson on Wednesday and .Thursday. All were dinner guests ; of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vedder Wed,ncsday evening. I Mrs. John Armbruster visited her i mother. Mrs. Flory Coole in Al•! vordton, Ohio from Friday till Sun- SOCIAL EVENTS J££4LLnd SSJhkS ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS 005535553^^^666^29790855363 020100000201000000020153020002025353232353484823230100020201060002 02020100020202010002020002000201010002010102020201010610091300 for Friday and Saturday! DAFFODIL CAKES Springtime and Easter Belong Together 3QC and 60c IIA NG IIA KT BAKERY 113 S. Jefferson St Phons 2428 ! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bush and Miss I; Marion Cooley, accompanied by ' Miss Williams of Dowling attended thc plav. "'llils is lhe Campus." at the Little Theatre, W. M. C. E . Mtar. Clara Bush. Miss Willo Jones. [Miss Vivian Brooks, ail former IHnslinxs high school students, had । parts In the production. Miss Bush WAR Every springtime, this same miracle is reen­ acted before our eyes. The winter world lies cold and lifeless about us. If experience hod not taught us better, we should think that all nature was dead. But suddenly we begin to note evidences of new life. Buds swell on the bare branches of the trees; flow­ ers push their way through the frozen ground; the grass grows soft and green; pnd the song of birds fills ,the air. Then, we rejoice, for we know that "Life is ever lord of death, and love can never lose its own." ' and your call to Cousin Bill Cousin Bill livm in another state. You don't arc him often, and it would lie n plraennt thing to call him up on liis birthday and wish him many happy n-lurna . ..IF ice iceren't fight­ So send your greetings to Cousin Bill by mail — mid to aid in winning the. war, plcam—Do not make any long ditlancc call unlett it it extremely urgent. ing a tear! In ordinary times, Michigan Bell would gladly help you send lluit luesrage, but today long distance lines are crowded with a vjtelly incrcaacd load of war-created traffic. And new lines and equipment can’t be added, lx> cause thc necessary materials lune gone to thc fighting fronL MICHIGAN BELL The message of Easter is the message of the Resurrection. A dead Christ had been placed in the tomb, but on Easter morning the stone was rolled away and a living Lord came forth to fill-the world with new hope and joy. "Death was swal­ lowed up of life." Etpecially avoid callt to people outtidc of Michigan. Keep all callt local or long ditlance — ax'brief at you can. YOU’VE DONI.YOUR ITT-NOW DO YOUR HITI IUY MORE WAR RONDSI TELEPHONE COMPANY That's why Eoster hos caught the imagina­ tion of the world. That's why we crowd the church­ es on Easter Sunday. That's why the great trium­ phant hymns and anthems stir us to the depths of our souls. And that's why we bring out new gar­ ments and clothe ourselves in the colors of Spring. This is our way of paying homage to the Lord of Life who gives us a new Springtime of joy and points us tOjO future bright with hope. ■ nfo^/iuny -refection AH wool Coots and Suits that keep their shape and always look better at Popular Prices. 235348484853234853 ■ 1675 to 2975 A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Spring Dresses 398 595 - 875 - JgOO New Blouses — Slips — Pojamas — Lunch Cloths Handkerchiefs — Lace Curtains — Slack Suits and Housecoats The world neeejs Easter this year os never be­ fore. May it be for all of us a time of fresh courage and strength. Baird9 SHEER RAYON HOSE REDUCID! Fnuuhen9! "Exclusive But Not Expensive!" HASTINGS �AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING 1H« par wortr aUnlanai *T 30c. Dlayliy Uses set .ta cep* <r Bl* f*C* type 10c pfr lU>e. First Insertion I Vie per word, •* ■tuceetlve Insertion of um “> per wm<, ■tntaum cB*r<e 20c. BRAKEMEN SWITCHTENDERS TELEGRAPH OPERATORS YARD CLERKS Apply Superintendent's Office, NYCRR. Jackson. Mich. EDITORIALtSSOCIATION NATH DEAD STOCK REMOVED! Sheldon Agency AU Kind* at lainraac* Surety Bondi hoa* JIBS HaiUata We meet all competition in payin* for Horae* and row*. Small atock removed free Prompt Service 7 days a week. Phone collect, Bailie Swanson Agency Battle From H OC pp with Slat* .Farm* M-2O collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT • ' I L. n ' AUCTIONEER n—r-hr .-tt.i - I,. Itnr•. Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. I wr. hive ■ 4.11 -«<wk ,.r i ... 1*4. AT FIRST 1. • .1: A COOKS - WAITRESSES »..«.■ PRACTICAL NURSES 1 A..r.... tl. CARD OF THANKS sii.r MEN AND WOMEN FOR NOTICE ORDERLY WORK GOOD SALARIES. ROOM FOR SALE WOOD CRAFT WORK 666 TABLETS. SALVE. HOSE D90PS Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of furnaces Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sanders for Rent G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. | r.altMU.-|><Ut MP Iiu'l. I...I 1.. .,..1 r.M1 J.---', nr will. Irwin fnr . . rir- AND BOARD FURNISHED AMERICAN LEGION HOSPITAL I have mode arrangements to begin buying livestock again at my yards beginning April 13 and each Tuesday there­ after. same as before. Leave calls at 2448 or coll 2108 on Tuesdays. Battle Creek, Mich. I»»lr DAN ULREY HAY. OBAIN A FEEDS r<»K SALf Vi-.-l hes ■;. ‘I-’1', 7* 1 'FOR KALE Ib-nt 3 i..t. .r.n;n« - -t 1 <i..g Airvlfs, ni<- ,»t..l <rrrn. l-ban* II M,-r- xwi. i:: SPECIALS FMOAY LEGAL NOTICES GENERAL INSURANCE AUCTIONEER Liat you Aactioa Salaa with SATURDAY KELLOGG'S PEP 8 < JOHNSONS LIQUID WAX 10 bars 59' AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP 6 bars 29' FELS NAPTHA SOAP ODESSA TOMATO JUICE 46 <«. 22 points 19, HELP WIN THE WAR BY BUYING BONDS AND STAMPS HERE DEWEY REED €. THOMAS STORE Dales can be made at Banner office. Phoaa 3467 Hutinti, Mick HASTINGS, MICH. ■ Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER C. "BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCE Uatel Hmlnji Phi MAKE WORK SHOES YOUR FIRST RATION CHOICE! YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable CASH HIGHEST For your old Scrap Jron. Radiators, Batteries. Alu­ minum, Brass. Copper & EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT MS Na. Mkhlr»x> Avena* We have employment for MSchine room helper*, cabinet maker*, cabi­ net room helper*. flnl«hin< roorrf worker*, upholsterer*. shipping room helper*. EXPERIENCED FITTER LY BARKER'S Ml Haatlaga Pkoa* Illi K| place. Get QUALITY work shoes! High or low types for long, tough wear - KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Loy shoe for gen­ Heavy Lily White Flour HELP WANTED! i • day work shoo—should take first PAID for some of that good CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville • PRICES The shoe you wear most—your all We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Truss Fitting < Co. i FARM EQUIPMENT AND KtSC. s.ti.t: HENRY FLANNERY Rendering WANTED EMPLOYMENT , l llt-T C1.AHH < Altl'l .'.TI K . •!<» thvr J.»l' *f l.alMIry. r« 1 AUCTION SALES Creek Lloyd Racer, Mjr. PROTECT YOUR CAR SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. BOOKCASE & CHAIR CO. Haitinks. Michigan HASTINGS, .MICH. LAKE LOTS FOR SALE! We are offering just six (6) lots for sale. High and dry building sites. The lots range in size from 70 to 135 feet water frontage, and 178 to 350 feet deep. Each lot h3s access to Lights, City Gas, Tel. Good roads and dice swimming beach. Terms may be arranged to suit your lAiying power. BUY NOW while wages are high, and build when conditions will permit. REID'S RESORT, THORNAPPLE LAKE sole in tough high shoes for hard factory or form wear. AGENCY for LONGWEAR ----------WOLVERINES AND THOROGOODS eral wear as well as good work ser­ vice! �SENTIAL NDUSTRY )S HELP CEEP 'EM LLING iKEMEN HTENDERS H OPERATORS > CLERKS ntendent’c Office, |ack*on, Mich. STOCK OVED! ampelitlon in payln* Prompt Service 7 Phone collect. Battle c Rendering Co. Roger, Mgr. THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWO—PACI HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. APRIL 22. 1943 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR CLOTHE AND EQUIP TWO MILLION MEN IHVI I1LLIVII I Ifcil Meeting Of Bockword Glances WOMEN'S CLUB SPONSORS NURSES TRAINING FUND ninnu dAKKY Concerning Red Cro» Surgical Dressing Program nwn.Tiir DYPAlHi By i8 of y*?!""1"*.|ane Cameron ht,Jd lhelr annual |Ilw;UnK at Cou,,. . In recognition- of the fact that । ~ ' ■ Many inquiries about the surgical I* Coal of Women |ty Agent Foster's office In Hastings TWENTY YEARS AGO the present need far nurses in the *^y scrapbook—’ Hie soul dressings program for thc Red Cross i -t i —- n.fw. •nd fleeted the following officers March 28. 1923 tne present nera iot nurses in inc wouW havc no r;llnbow. had tne have been received by Mrs R G In Zna Loon Drive |and directors for the year. Pre*!-। The record for the city water n° ’ wbh 1 *neW lhc Hubbard, chairman, and the othet Wuhtnstan D c—The national dent, Lloyd A. Gaskill. Dowling; works for the year 1922. shows over ItaSJ VX1M thel£rt£ of . officers of the Barry County Chaponai^f the Women’s War Savings Vlce Prfcs Wm. Velte. Woodland; 161 million gallons of water pumped, >ter- American Red Crov. To ascercommittees in t?ie Second War Loan Secretary-Treasurer. Harold J. Fos-. The report of the city’s finances1 construction foliowlhe the-war the ' If you Wanl t0 heor lhc m0*1 ,aln ,hc nxiulremrnU of the prb^T w^hopewd Apr" ” .7. 12. wm ter. ,er- Haatimts. Hastings. nirrrtor« Directors named wete shows a balance of 828.512.29 on HMUn^ Women’t clubH* endeavcommutesan nrovide'a vhoiarAhin tumi! ***UllluUy phrased and worded • gram and other drtaiin.- Mrs. George set in terms of paying full clothing ' Hr'^^ckH°\vuO<1^!H1dlev....... „lld ' F Cai) hand, over twelve thousand better ?o awit ^d JniouV^ ^lrr ‘hl“ ,ln* ew «ebden.' volunteer service* chairand__E. W than a year ago. ““ tSSuS“ ________ __ .... SrainTwSnen taenter nurm train- written, outside, thc ones in lhe 1 man. wrote lhe headquartera at St. Thc corner stone of the new town- v(H |nB young^women to enter nurara tra n BlUr hcar Dr Rutledgr thu Good Louis and the following letter, which This means selling enough War I Hie association plans to continue ship ................................ school at WoOdlaiu Wtand will be ........... —-, rtmt «» M Frw’ v oa ™E GUIDING LIGHT.: i' self explanatory, Loan Bonds to buy all the shoei. annual county "Black and laid. Wednesday. April 4. .v. । । womens Womens viuo* Club, inruugnoui throughout the na' was ........ received ................ by ... gnout inc tne nana ■ uS , ,u_ ill^rraV^i^. ----- -------------------------’ir it is simply I her'her: coafs blankets folding cot*, steel White’ show as well as support thc Saturday evening Robert Me- llon urc sponsoring. ..... .......... i *-M.. u«k<...... helmets, and first aid pouches that 8l*}.le s,>0*’ hp!d at Michigan State Glocklin was pleasantly surprised . Mrs. Robert Shannon, president • worded and spoken, and came* an I "Dear Mrs. Hebden: When lhe thc government government regularly regularly provides provides ' College. Members reported a most by eleven of hb friends at the haiic 1 Of womens’ Club hcre say* that insplratlonifi mca-age that will surgical dressings program was orthe for that that number number of of soldiers, soldier*, sailors sailor* active year tn cattle sales with In- । of hi* sister. Mrs y young women who would like thrill you to your very soul. Dont.ganized last summer only those Mrs. Walter Ryan, lhe man many for mis* it. chapters who had a sufficient num-nd MaHnes. J creating stronger demand for good occasion i.vi--------■—--------------- —• ——— —iK his ««»«••*• birthday. | io — take nurses•— training are attract•• ’K^MaHne*.. • • • ' ber of volunteers available to pro-. Word " The total goal In terms of dollars j Ctt8Ele' . ■ . . * *fjom-Mrs. Richard Loppen- Pd by war job* or any Of thf several Mv brother who I* overseas ; ducp at ,000° Per ill exceed 300 million dollars 1 The treasurer s report showed a tiiicnstatea that she and her aunt, women's auxiliary service groups wuJtwt » ttukr Th? m°nth wefe invited to participate • Outfit the-Outfit" win be lhe «°’xl balance which was voted to be MrarTtath. are enjoying California , where the problem of financing an XT-transferred into war bonds to be raliytaii caU of the women’* drive to Hreatly, . education does not exist. Maiflheet and“’iSSk “f.Xi” chapters making dressings to supply Thomas Dewey, grandson of th I . so. lhe Women* Clut> are en- "A* jSS a* vJrt? raise their share of tiie nation's held until the close of thc war when Invk 'the ”‘edl‘ of «w w“r Department. 13 billion dollars to finance all-out. i the money, would be used for breed formci Banner editor, is winning dcavoring to take care ot tills sit­ With Air anr Whv Don't *Yn5 Wc hnVf notPd your ln,rrfsl ln *hr I promotion work. On the suggestion praise for his unusual singing, hi-. uation bv tiie creation of scholartotal war. ftlltat^mh surgical drevslngs work and If. at of &nest Clark. National Holstein- solos at thF student concert at Hili gnip funds Marine Tops Lltl out ' I Mrs. Shannon says that all of j P>See what I 'meTn? Freslan Fieldmnn and county agent auditorium. U. of M. being <">•i .. Il cost* 815495 to equip and clothe a single soldier. A little over 896 00 Foster, the association discuMcd thc standing those who are Interested in this 'to hr*’ak o,lt wlth ■ win ItowX th£ S ’ Huh? 5 ‘ -LSok n &. ‘ S "re?v Vlral^ FuNt'en. holding of a county Holstein calf i will outfit R sailor. A Marine tops project and would like to contribute rale in - early May to make high (THIRTY YEARS AGO the list With 8155.94. a this.. Huh? Look, Chums! 1 AdmlnlstraHve nAslstnnt toward scholarship fund for nurse* Hott Either You BUY BONDS or BE1N Admlnlstra ive awistant Beginning Monday. April 12th. quality Holstein iielfer calves avail- , April 3. 1913 : training, are asked to fill out the able to prospective • Barry County J ~ ----------BONDAGE To Herritng ’ sf Stench1 — ------------- - rinh C * Un ^ ' pla,u “ rp bcln « mkde ,or “ P ub coupon below nnd send it to her at Women Lar Loan salesmen will i member* Au*nt 1 llc , Ubr>ry hcre- *‘lh lhe u«*r roora 1,8 E Walnut or call her at Phone was iiSmtatedCntinlv ro work reach into every community in the Fmtcr‘ ‘ men or Get Your Teeth Kicked In Well I eues.< we husked out «n* of Uw clly ,ia11 be,n« UMd “ *0.2267. country and give every American th7 detaW?«rfSSTntan V n^^iarik 1 °;hrr basket The com in this one brary d readlng toom. . woman a chance to actively partici­ lhc Stalls of such a plan. don t Think Any Of Us Would Like, <>Ught to be worth 32 point*. Goodpate in the sale, purchase, or pro­ pfnncmk imspiTAi Do You Chunu? ' bye now. ' Hie job of paving Green and Jefmotion of War Bonds, to equip our I fe"°n •'ltrccU 1,81 bcen lel at 1BSt Mrs. Robert Shannon. President ^qix1 nr* I nnd Howland of Charlevoix refighting men. Rex Stout, chairman of the War ■ OBITl'hliY 118 E Walnut St. Hastings 1 V 1 crlv’’1 lhe contract, his figures being Funds raised by local women can at8th» ; a^Tr^X^MK I am interested In the scholarship apply toward equipping a definite al the hospital during the past week ' ryi iAo jj unit of enlisted men from n platoon 5iek01K<inr^ ’'ill?kiOra5li«ndAi5?- i JudBe “nd Mrs. Clement Smith fund for nurses training and wish to11 Or We Shall Fall. ’ A professor ot I **’ 'q?nc,M?e“mIm? Union Theological Seminary replied 4^™ Zn rcturned Tuesday afternoon from make the following contribution: of 48 men to a Corps of 32.0o0 men. n siri^f^Ur Kt- Louis. Mo., where they visited with. "Hate Is Moral Polson." and V "w vMmJirf In each locality, administration «..u‘’vSJlfXkiJin^S sir? pi.u’rknmn ' Mr- and Mrs D°,ia,d 15 Smith, en- Biclosed find 8... ... 'the latter’s rebuttal I* so very right >bf,,lg 71 yMrn and of thc drive rest* with the Women’s I Sir!'In *3?° I and just that we are going to quote;1 months of age Bectlon of tiie local War Savinas Sin1 Nn.hfiiu'n TnJ^o1- T,»wrn*. I route home from a four week's soCommittee, which in turn is ad­ Mr । a iiaragrapli from it occasionally M*in iourn ln F1°rlda- They left Mr. and Signed ... _ P'. Charles Casteleln. ‘ jjn, j.c i. rzviv A*h*vin* m vised by the State War Havings ' Her- *- •u•*— — m, M L Cook a Btt Asheville. N. n C. V 'intending to join them nt St. Louis Staff and the Women’s section of ^t 11 txxls ln the intervening COUn- | .1943 fori........ !*11. the Field Division of the War Sav­ I q?d >uIrM nO n dK^r tC« 'm22 nmH Contact me on u ? Iry •*vcred railroad connections u. ings Staff. Mis* EIBott in Charge , they “■'» were wtreeompellM compelled to .o remain r.m.ln in i„ |I Tiie overall direction of lhe pro­ 12: a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Asheville They are expected home !Signed । tie ordinary people of bombed Lon- °n’n “ram r*ir* n.mh.-t don need to be kept up by haran- : °n„^?,aXI I?]?,.™ gram reaw with Mis* Harriet El­ Stuart. Nashville. Apr 6: a girl to the latter part of the weik. lunes from hatemongers? Most of iIn liot. Associate Field Directar. Wom­ Mr nnd Mrs jay DeWitt. Hastings. Henn Sharphorn, for the past 12 . en'* Section: and with Mrs Henry R 3. Apr. 10 years foreman of lhe "machine them did not bother their heads *Xr hrr Surgical patients registered at the Mortenthau. Jr.. Chief of the Spe­ room" at lhe Bookcase factory has he । has been unable to find a house about hating; they have sense !! if*1 ,hp remaiuing 32 years of her hospital on Tuesday were William cial Activities Unit of thc Women’s accepted a position as superintend- ।to rent. The house famine must be enough and humor enough to kccp/1,[, Johnson. 1630 S. Jefferson: Merrill ent of the Grand Rapids Cabinet relieved. Section. । There is demand for 75 Karcher and Mra. Richard Johnson. M “ “ j “ * ,, h *" r Stating thc responsibility of wom­ — I 1 ‘I'l n. Furniture Co. of Grand Rapids. ,;new houses in Hastings right now. tllf» Jtali ‘ « I Woodruff, of Hasting*; one sou. en as citizens In this campaign Miss Freeport; Mrs. Tina Beckwith. 514 Improvements at the local Wes- 1 E Center; Miss Euphemla Carpen­ leyan camp grounds soon to be made Elllolt said: FIFTY YEARS AGO "Every housewife can encourage ter. Delton. R 2: Lennon Mauer and include tiie cutting of a new drive March 30. 1803 Mrs. John Hill. Nashville: Mi&sDorevery working member of her fam***“• 0>u»Mut- through the grove and the erection Uy to pledge to the limit In the'othv Coleman. Vermontville: Mrs. of a new restaurant. Rev. C. S.-Ren- , The republican city caucus was Rlchard Rose. w 325 n 3. HanoverHanover; Mr* Mn. neia. pastor of the local church, will held in lhe court room Thursday Bud so mad he got up. Besides |a J', Second War Loan. She can back Richard evening and wm well attended. Har­ reveling in the beauty of the music. that pledge by her every effort to Harvey Lewis. 303 E. CoMax; Mia, be in charge. Jy^nnd n^oidK mony prevailed and tiie following Joan Keller. Cloverdale. R 1. budget for Bonds. ' strong ticket was nominated: May­ I now know how to get that kid itcry- Qrind Following arc the medical patients FORTY YEARS AGO "Everv woman waoc earner, and « 8 ™»Ue Health Senice or—Sylvester Greusel; Recorder— Sou kno^,whaht‘Clhmra?>melhln8 “ there are now 15 million, must real­ registered on Tuesday: John Euper. April 2. 1903 Edward O.. Holbrook; Treasurer—I ize that War Loan investment pro­ Nashville: Mrs. Sarah Henney. Has­ T. Diamond; Justice—George । ■ condensed): High chair, high ' oJ2jM°»ha»P5l?hi)I°mS About 80 were present for, the Niles : tects her earnings, and will Ude her tings. R 2: Ernest Hunter. Vermont­ over the change to peacetime em­ ville; Will Schmalzried. Lake Odes­ city Republican caucus held in the H. Brooks: Marshall—Frank H. । u-hrwi hioh finnnr,- hioH nrir*« showed that slightly more than one --—. hlRh PrtCtt-;ln every 100 person* examined had sa. and Mrs. Vent Curtis. 426 E. city' hall Thursday evening. Some Snyder: Supervisors: 1st and 4th ——— ployment. difficulty was experienced in nom­ wards. James F. Mead; 2nd and 3rd pd. warden! Ha. ha. 'Women with Income from securi­ South BL significant tubercular infection of 1 •This • Is• a Joke First Lady: I waai11** lunK> ............... . ................. inating a mayor. M. L........................ Cook. P. A. . Words. Wm. H. Hampton. Patients discharged are: Medical ____ ties and other source* should Invest < , ________ Rogen. John WeisWeis-I. Jas. L. Wilkins has beeiytompelled In the Second War Loan to the full- —Mrs Homer McKibben Middle­ Sheldon. D. W. Rogers. , | Tn Australia, tea is rationed at estras a protection against infla­ ville: Mrs. Berwln Stadel. Lake sen and oilier* declining. Later tiie to shut dovyn his saw mill on se­ h0*?},, jn -VJCB _c- , „ Second Lady (?»: B. C.? You look the rate of one ounce every two Odessa: Mr*. Alice Schilling. 320 W. ll onor was practically "forced” upon I count of high water. tion."___________ ___________ 'weeks to each consumer. Green: Mrs. Martha Phillips, D. W. Rogers. Other nominees were: I Over 130 men are employed in the NEW ADVENTS’? 'CHURCH Clarksville. Surgical patients dis­ Recorder. Jos. Pflug. Jr.; Treasurer, furniture factory constantly. Jfhe fact every crossfact that that nearly nearly every charged: Mrs. Ward Baine. 133 F Joe Sage; Justice of Peace. Donald i| »fhe BUILDING NEARING wllk in the city is cleaned off is ; Walnut: Christian, S McLeay: Members of Board of Re-I' walk COMPLETION , ------------ David ---------«... 229 w Wanner weather ha* permitted ' Church; Mrs. Bessie Peterson. Sun- view. John WeUsert and D. R. cook, proof that city election is fast ’apuroaching. the work on Uie new Seventh-day ■ field; Richard Paulson. Mrs. Mabie Sup. 1st. and 4th. wards. Daniel E proaching. Bert Hamlin died at his home in Adventist church building, located 'I Marshal) and *».. Mrs. «?.. Forrest ----- - Kinney. ----------- Birdsall; 2nd. and 3rd. wards. Jesse the fourth ward of quick consump­ on thc 'corner of East and Bond > Nashville; Mrs. Fred Bugbee. Has­ Downs. Geo. A. Shaffer of Morgan com ­ tion. leaving a wife and four chil­ Streets, to progress. It Is hoped that tings. R 4; Horry Iznz. Dowling: mitted suicide by hanging on Tues ­ dren. the Interior ot the building will be ! Mrs. Herbert Reinhardt. 204 W. • Barry county, for lhe first time In Mrs. Ernest Paulson, day. sufficiently completed so that serv- Clinton; her history, has an opportunity to David J. Ober has been appointed lees, may be held there within a Clarkayille; Mrs. Isaac Williams. Woodland; Mrs. Carl Naylor. 434 carrier for the new Woodland route, vote for a Burry county man for short time. When completed, the church will E Walnut: Miss Ellvn Beystrum. with Johnson L. Smith as substitute. circuit Judge.—Clement Smith. Enoch Andrus of Irving has filed Invitations are out for a calico 618 E Marshall; Ralph Slone. be a very attractive looking build­ ing with its tower and louvre-en­ Orangeville; MLss Delora Branch, hop to be given at the creamery for the office of county school com­ building Tuesday evening. April 7. missioner. closed belfry and it* calhedral-am- Lake Odessa. Shirley Smith's named graced the On April 15 the poslofflce at Carl ­ 1 Tne Hospital Guild of which Mrs. ber glass windows. The original plans for enlarging Frandsen is chairman, the Curtain ton Center will be discontinued and Morton house register Thursday. the old church building, developed Guild, has furnished new drapes all mail will be carried on the rural The most critical years with re­ into the building of practically an for a room and has had It painted, route. Kellar Stem, manager of tiie gard to tuberculosis in a womans entirely new structure with more so everythins in the room Is new than double the former seating ca­ and clean. Ben Beverwyk did the Bookcase factory may soon be com- life are the years between the ages Elled to move Ills family to Grand of 25 and 35; In a man’s life they pacity. When it is completed there painting. ipld*. The house in which he has are the years between 45 and 55. will also be several room* for the been living will probably be sold and No age is safe from the disease. kindergarten, primary and junior WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE Jean Brower was about the only departments and a light, pleasant minister's room. A new furnace has woman bowler able to cope with the maples Monday night and her 481 been installed. Plans'are being laid for the open­ series (170-132-1791 led the weeks ing services to be held sometime in play. Mildred Smith was In runnerMay. There are good hopes that up position with (164-114-180 ) 458 thc church building will be enUreiy pins nnd Margaret Caukin* 448 free of debt a short while after Ils (154-145-149) was good for third (dace.time It was the first week a C°UnUl *thc church is completed j long that a "500 ” score wasinnot ong time that a "500" score was not services are being held at the IOOF turned in. Auditorium on Saturday mornings I Bonnet and Gown scored a grand Sabbath School is at 9:30 A. M.and «tam On Orphan*: Portias whiteMornlng Worship at 11:00 A. M. M chlgan Bell Tel. Co ; Visitors are always welcome." , State Insulation took a complete ------- •-•-«---------------'series from Piston Ring Office,and •COMMERCIAL TRUCK REPORTS Strand won the odd game from DUE MAY 1 Banner. The two remaining matchAll operators of three or more es will be bowled al a later date. commercial motor vehicles In the । David Goodyear and Roy Hub­ Grand Rapids area were reminded bard won a special match from Wlltoday by Paul J. Winkler, district ham Ayres and William Hackney manager of the Office of Defense with a 152 pin advantage .The match Transportation. Motor Transport “was bowled in blocks of four games. Division, that operation report* for The final scores were 4304 for Goodthe first calendar quarter of 1943 year and Hubbard and 4162 for lire due May I. Operators who do Hackney and Ayres. Dave Goodyear not comply with the ODT regula- had an average of 187; Roy Hub­ lion requiring them to file the. bard scored a 172 pin average and quarterly operation reports arc sub- 1 Ayres and Hackney hit averages of lect to having their Certificate* of 174 and 173 respectively. (v« Rgy.vy t r„ m, rr*^’ WVANC1_ a SPECIAL for Your Medicine Chest! EASTER GIFTSI Far those in Hio home. 2 OZ. SFTS. CAMPHO* __ J Ec "tW 1 OZ. ESS. LEMON_____ CO 1 OZ. ESS. WINTERGREEN OE® CP Service has always been r motto. Accordingly, »< don't relish the idea of ask­ ing you to accept leu. But we know you'll cheerfully ac­ cept some slight inconven­ iences, as a patriotic gesture. 1 OZ. ESS. PEPPERMINT “fU livery service. But "errand­ runner*” are scarce and you know all about gas and tires! if you will oblige by rying small purchases, II do our best in emer- 8 OZ. CASTOR ^bre^ xnJhT± W .31 HICKORY .t mv r.xr-vsc IONE ER ck Dolton, Mich, usrantced. Dates can Banner Office. I TICE arrongements to I livestock again beginning April i Tuesday thereis before. Leave I or coll 2108 on ULREY oyt 4-15 FURDAY 10< 98c 59c 29c f9c "toES. BIG HELP! Jlftc ouvt. 30‘ 5Qc OQ 03 16 OZ. MINi ERAL OIL cerely for your patronage! 1 LB. FORMALDEHYDE____ rw' QQc 03 16 ox. LyBork- $4 er* Tr. Vanilla 1 PBfSOi IrtlQH V LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS HEN THE LIGHTS Go ON Again” You’ll Want Security and Comfort! IOICE! For VICTORY UNITED DEFENSE BONDS STAMPS Kitty Knows What s Good! BANNER WANT ADS PAY BUY WAR BONDS Kitty knows that wartime meat ration­ ing will mean more milk in her diet! oe for gen­ ear ai well d work ser- .59 HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY Milk in YOUR diet will help keep your To put $10,000.00 to work. A 10 room house 2 blocks from the City Bonk. 5 rooms and hall down stairs, seat, lavatory and hall up stairs, 5 bedrooms, bath and large store room. 4 nice rooms attached, all modern. Oil burner and steam heat. Newly painted right up in A-l con­ dition throughout, has double go rage. the job We even predict you'll pui;r EARL R. BOYES PHONE 2659 STEBBINS BLDG. HASTINGS muscles supple, your nerves steady on In war, as in peace, this bank is ready to serve you. There are many more reasons today why On all financial matters, see the banker fir»t you need the services of a good bank. We invite you to stop in and make this bank your head' HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4 I HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. We shall be glad to serve you. Buy War Saving* Boiula anti Stamp* Here—Now! Q BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Phone 2651 quarters, today. Hutingi HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Six Years of Continuous Service" ■ PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL it, 1W children of Clyde were Friday guest* Bowne »pent Sunday forenoon with I 1:00 P. M. Saturday—Sermon b> amaioo. Funeral service* were licld members of the Claud Demond and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mn. Mr*. Gray and children .. Fleming. «—.— at ller ljotne jn Hickory Comen Homer Rowladtr families have been Steve Miller. Mr. and Mrs W1U led her parents Miss Helen Rev. on a r-. ■ vl vim. . spent SatUNION SUNRISE SERVICE Easi-­ Thun iiiuuu day. .), April jijku a o at bi 3:30 j.ju o'clock ociock afflicted. anuctea. * Mr. and ana Mra. Mn. J. j. D, iz, Blough of Freeport were Friday Elfa ----------Stanton, near Ollvai and 5 family. * Mr. and Mr*. Frank urday sunday with bur parents i ------ ' ter Morning at United Brethren conducted by Rev. Victor Jone*. A e lick attended > birthday gather- guest*______________________ Vem Greenfield naar Charlotte. Thompson and Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Mr and Mr* Owen Steckle * Mr. <Church. ■ Moore were Saturday evening guests and jgr*. Alfred w Custar ot Harttap Hasting* ; 8:00 A. M. Sunrise Service Mes­ —— — MARTIN CORNERS CLAY HILLS Mr. and Mra. Mn. Floyd Fiord Grinnell in ... I vere were Saturday evening guest* guests of Mr. ■sage by Rev J. W. McCue. Singing tenaed the funeral were Mr. and * Mn. Willard Pooler and daugh- Last Week's Letter. Last Week's tatter Mr. and Mra. ClaUd Mead were of honor at the latter’s birthday artnl- ahd Mr*. Claude Walton * Mr. and led by Rev. Everett Love. Prayer Mra. Barton Cortrtght and Mr. and ter from Plymouth called on Mr. The Busy Bee Club met with Mr*J Mra. Agnes Barry entertained the Sunday dinner gueaU of Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Btackle and family by Rev. Schneider. William Hullet last Thuraday in J extension class at her home last Mn. Myron Mcud and tanUly of Boughner of Lake Odessa were u 10: 30 A M. Sunday School. Mrs. Ada Cortrtght of Otsego. Mrs. day. * Mrs. Lowell Demond 1* still of. Lansing were Sunday ..... guest* of .k.l. * 1/. ..va I Macle Grove * Lyle Newton ha* Tuesday afternoon callers of Mr. their father Ata Steckle. a Mr. and 11: 30 A M. Morning Worship. Nina Aldrich of Augusta. and "confined to her bed without much Thursday. There wa* a good at­ Middleville, for an all day meeting.! --------Mr. ------------Pol luck dinner at noon, and sewing I and Mn. Emil Oiaon. * Mrs. Ida Mrs Donald Buehler of Greenville Sermon by Rev. G. D. Fleming. b™ Campbell and Mr. nnd and improvement imnroveismi and B. J. Wellman. tendance and a pleasant time en­ Payne is visiting with Mr. and Mra. md Mr*. Mike Urich of Hastings 3:15 P. M. Junior Christian En- Mra. Smith of Hastings. * Mr. and although veil weak, walk* around joyed by all. * Mrs. Millie FUhar carpel rags for thc hastes*, were the! la: Pvt. Lyle A. Newton. George Post of Hastings. * Mr. nnd were Bunday afternoon callers of dcavor. . Mrs. George Elliott returned to the yard wme with the aid of and her guest. Mn. Metta Keaalc event* of the day. * Guy McNee is Mrs. B. W. Sisson were Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sage and fam­ 7: 00 P M. Young Peoples Chris­ tiiclr home in Detroit Bunday af- crutches. Both have had a long of Hickory Comer*, spent Tuesday confined to hl* home with sciatic! n._ * Mr and Mfs Rgy Tooker and tian Endeavor. ------ ... temoon. * Blair Barnes of Otsego gpe)l of sickness thc part winter. ot last week with Mb.* Alice Whet­ 1 rheumatism. * Frances Haight and * Mr #nd Mr> IZ)WPn. alw stone. They were Wednetdny after­ family of Hastings, apent the waak-1 George Nelson were Howard Citv wards of Carlton In honor of the lat­ Mr. and Mr*. Harold Rinehart and 8: 00 P. M. Evening service. Ser­ wm > caller at. th. K I. Visitors Sunday. * Many friends and ter^ 80th wedding anniversary. Mrs. H. Hawkins of 'Wayland were mon by Rev. Fleming. home Wednesday. Arion Bromley his father and mother, all of Quim­ noon visitors of Mra. Ida Flory and end with bls parents. Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Haight. * Mr. and Mra. relatives have called on Merrill They are both In the best of health. Sunday afternoon callers of Mrs. ta sick with throat trouble. * Mrs. by were dinner guerta of Mr. and Kercher who returned home Thurs­ ♦ Lloyd Karcher and Don Carrick Ernest Tooker. * Mr. and Mr*. Will Cogswell' and children of Nashville Leun Potu were callers at Mr*. 10: 00 A. M. Easter Morning Wor­ Harriet L. Barnes was at Hastings Mrs. Claud Demond Sunday. day from the hospital. He had the .of Grand Rapids were Sunday af- Bischoff of Hudsonville were Sun­ ship. were Saturday evening callers st Lenna Johnson's, in Bowne. Sunday I . 4 on bu'inw Wednesday ot last week. ■tirlt of nf three fingers flniters taken off while temoon callers of Mr. and Mra. Ben day afternoon guests of Mr. and end* Mr. and Mra. Orr Fixlier's * Maur­ afternoon. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Rhy Mc11: 00 A. M. Sunday School. * Friends of Mn. Waiter Harriron COATS GROVE working at the Hastings Manufac-1 Blakney. * Mr. and Mrs. Virgil _... ice Cogswell and son. David, of the Caul and mother. Mr*. Sarah McMrs. Will Dipp. * Donald Walton | 7:30 P. M. Clirtatlan Endeavor. were sorry to hear that she had u taring Company. * Mr. and Mrs j Woods and family visited Mr. and made a buxines* trip to Grand Rap­ Center road, were Sunday callers Caul. allended a, birthday dinner 8:00 P. M^,Preaching service hard stroke recently and Is In s Last Week's Utter The C. E. Society had a business nt Orr Ftaber's. * Mr* Agnes Barry at Matt Bedford's. Sunday, honor­ Prank Walton accompanied by Mr* Mra ^Valter Kunde and'daughter id* Monday. * Mr. and Mrs. George The Pleasant Valley constituency critical condition. * Ray Rose ot Emma Anderson and Mra. Aller: of Pierson. Mrs. Kunde ha* been ill Alexander of Lowell were Sunday ta urged to shore in tiie special ser- Sauli file. Marie te spending some meeting and warm sugar party in called on her parent*. Mr. nnd Mrs. ing Roy and wife. * Mtes Millie Fish attended the W.M.A. branch ; for *everal months. * Mra. Lillian afternoon- callers ot Mr. and Mr*. vicea at Freeport. time with his Uster. Mr., and Mn. thc basement of the church last Erne*t Todd on thc Center road Lukso lias employment In Grand W. «. .vc muMvuu Meeting at Caledonia Wedne*da> • KcCy of Irving cxz was ; a Tuesday fXC fore- ----Dan------------Postma-------and --------Phyllis Ann. ----- * * C. R. Snyder. * Vale Morrison wm will Wednesday evening. * Mr. and Mr*, Sunday afternoon. * Word received Ranids * Miss Vesta Coville IS em­ evening. * Mr. and Mrs. C. M ’ noon visitor of Mr. — . and ar.d Mra. Mrc. George Occrgt Mn, Ralph Sane, who had Hie mtSaturday for the U. S. Army. Leon Hynes of Woodbind visited at by hl* wife from Lloyd Goodenough ployed at the Mfg. Co. plant in Has­ Many residents of Freeport and leave Paul Woodman's last Thursday eve- Informs her he Is In camp in New tings. * Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lewts Oowle* of Otsego did some paper-| Bassett. * Mr. and Mr*. Ed Coat* Coats fortune to break some ribs recently. and surrounding area* * The Junior play Friday ninht at । ningnnd Mr hanging at lhe home ot Mr. and »pent the weekend with Mr. and has recovered. * The Duration Club Woodland sent and hl* niece and family of Kala*Jr and Mr*. M" Cha* r'H’* Town'rn"t’- Jersey. Glenard Showalter was Wlll will remember Orley E. Balyeat Kellogg school netted over »100. al Leon Potta’ ■ zend and children of S. Woodland to a camp in Mtasuu-lppi * Mrs Mra. i■ maaoo ••—-~ were —-■ callers —— Mra. B. W. Sisson Munday. * Rev j Mra. Clarence Doty of Battle Creek, which was to meet In the Ubrary who was superintendent of thd hus- ‘Sunday evenlnx. evening, * Caller* at Guv' । were Sunday goest* there. * Ken- Llovd Goodenough vtalted her hu*. and Mra. E. B. Griffin were In Char- * Mra. Ray Wieland and Bonnie Wednesday Wednesdoy April 28th 38th at .. 7 . o'clock, Freeport school* for five yean, later [ NORTHEAST WOODLAND ------ Anna lotte Tuesday where he attended a 1 Lou attended the Brethren Aid So- has been " ------ ----------nllh Demond was a supper guest at band's parents, Mr. nnd Mra. Dan | McNce's Sunday.• were Mr*. postpone until- May 5lh. Last Week* Letter Howard Newman’s in Hastings lost Goodenough in Hittings a couple Gibbs. Eugene and Francis Haight, meeting of the trustees of the Lane i ciety at tiie home of Mr*. George The public Jcrinvited to attend these as superintendent for the past 34 Rev. C. H. Truerchel of Niles of days the past week. Bert WllUiuns and son-in-law. of Monday and on Thursday went to Dutoenla Home * Mr. k Mrs. Henry'Overholt of Logan Thursday. * Mr*. meetings:'* The W5.C5. met al thc years. Last week. Mr. Balyeat an­ ----------------- - -------1 Middleville, Jake Pock and family alted on Mr and Mrs. Karl Eck- Camp Grant. IlL * Thc Sunday My*n~and Janice spent - Sunday ', “ —* ’Walton *'-••— and -----— »>-*■* — home of Mrs. Dan Poatma last Wed­ Floyd nephew Bobby nounced that he proposes to retire ardt Friday on Ills return home and Ross Baird and wife of Has­ ■cliool is planning for Easter ex­ DUNHAM DISTRICT with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Myers of । Parker ot South Bowne called al nesday with eighteen in attendance. nt thc end of tht* school year, clos­ from - Chesaning. * Mrs. Lydia ercises on Easter day. April 25 at tings. Wayland. * Mrs. Jonns Blough and lhe Walton-Closfon home Thursday Business was in charge ol Mrs Wil­ Mrs. Ivan Blough and son Dean of afternoon. Bobby, who has been liam Mishler. The.program was un­ ing a long and successful career Schuler and Mias Olga Eckardi thc Sunday school hour with each The final meeting of the D.CC pnwrBK a teacher. Mr. Buiyent wa.* visited relatives in Orand Rapids 1 of'the seven classes giving parte on Ciartaville were Friday evening cail- spending the past three or four der the supervision oi Mra. Frank as born in Lake Odessa and In 1901 over the weekend. * Mr. and Mrs. thr program nnd thc goal is an at­ for thc present scliool year wa* held । ro«LKt> echoes months with his aunt, returned to Thompson. Each person told of his from Michigan Stale Ray Scheel vtMted Mr. mid Mra tendance of 10O. On Friday eve- at thc schoolhouse Friday evening.' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bedford enMrs. Harold Woods wcie In Battle his home in Detroit Sunday. * Mr. tint teacher and school. Lunch was graduated with Mra Grace Mark a* clutlrman tcrtalned with a supper Sunday Creek on business Wednesday after­ and Mn Marvin Thaler and Keith served bv the hostess. * Miss Elaine Normal at Ypsilanti, later teaching Roy Premier nnd Mrs. Cora Scheel nine. April 23 a meeting will be After the pot luck supper, the fol- evening honoring thefr aon .Pfc. noon. * Henry Ka.cher. who hat, cf Hastings were weekend guests of Kauffman is now employed in the at Middlebury, Ind., for three years in Sunfield Sunday afternoon. * Mr. held nt the church. On Sunday lowing officers were circled: Pre*- George Bedford who is enjoying a before going to Freeport. Both Mr and Mra. Waller Cooke spent Sun­ evening. April 25 thc C. E auonsor* been ill thc nasi two week*, is im­ Mrs. William Hutchens. * Mrs. Ly­ Bomber plant (n Ypsilanti.' nnd Mrs. Balyeat liave been active day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. a meeting with Vane Wotring of irient. Julia Garrett: vice-president. ' 15 day furlough from hi* duties at proving a Tittle. * Mr and Mrs Ray dia Kidder and sons Waiter and Fem Ball: aec-treas—Edith Dun- 1 tasredo Army Air Field, Texas., n . .. .. . 1,1 church, civic and social life tatfe Williams and family near Wieland and family visited at th- Ralph of Hastings were Sunday af­ Bowne Center Methodist Church ; of Sparta ami he has served the Freeport. * Mr. nnd Mra Charlie Woodland giving a chalk talk on kelbergcr Mr. and Mra. Robert Har- Gue*U were relatives from Hat­ horne of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Rouna-ternoon — callers of Mr.’ and Mrs. Rev. McCue, pastor | village in various capacities Mrs. Farthing of Woodland were Sunday "Thc Life of Christ." ♦ Mra Alice tom of Auyria were present and tings. Augusta. Grand Rapids and bush and family of Lowell. * Mrs. Geoige Bassett. * Mra. Harold YodMr*. Ethel Hall and Mrs showed pictures taken bv a friend Middleville * M1m Margaret Me­ 9: 00 A. M. Easter breakfast served Balyeat will be remembered as tiie dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben , Chase. Anna Moore and Mrs. Charles er and Nonna. Mtas Iris Olmstead, Bessie Woodman attended the in Hawaii before Pearl Harber also , Callum of Grand Rapids and Wood* or th and son Mike of Eaton and Mn. Mrs. Elnora Whitney were in church hall. After the breakfast former ML** Mabel Landis ot Wood- Schneider. , Woodbind w. c. T U. In the Wing local scenes they had taken. Every- brothers and their families from Easter hymns will be sung. land. They have two son.*, both Rapids called on Mr. and Mrs. Se- Grand" Rapids "" visitors ' ' Wednesday. . i home In Woodland last Friday. * , one enjoyed them very much. * Prl- : Orand Rapid* nnd Muskegon spent 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship— graduates of the University of CEDAR CREEK miah Scese and Mrs. Adah Motter * Mr. and Mr*. George MUler of Mr and Mrs F. C Wing visited vate Neil Kidder, wiio had been Sunday with their mother, Mra. McThursday. * George Bassett spent Hasting* were Sunday dinner guests Thwne—"The Meaning of the Res­ Michigan, and now serving in the Sunday at thr E S Thompson home for a week, returned to camp Callum, it being her birthday. * Mrs. Ola Larabee of Delton is urrection". There will be baptism of navy. Dr. Gordon B. Balyeat has Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs Merrill Karcher. children. home (♦ Mra Pearl Demond nnd in Maryland. Friday. * Mra. Doro- Mr*. Russell Palmer who was vbtidtlng her sister. Mrs. Minnie The doors will be open for completed a course in tropical They called on Mr.- and Mn. Henry her faUirr. Arch Grave* visited at thy Hoffman accompanied Mr* Hing her parent* at Detroit ta now * ' ving. * Rev. and Mr* E A. Shull Karcher in the afternoon. * Mrs. reception of members. Special mus­ medicine at the naval medical ccn- Campbel). Rvron TWcnnan's Sundav * Miss Waller Hobbs of Banfield to a | visiting at the home of her huster at Bethesda. Md. and Piiil Bal- Campbell were Sunday dinner Virginia Thompson of Kalamazoo birthday party for Mr*. Leon Dunn- band's parents, Mr. and Mra. Miner and Mrs. Lulu Maurer of Lake Harry Kidder of ..Alaska —.— -----and Mrs. ic will be rendered by the choir. Choir rehearsal at the Bcrgy ycat U in charge of the swimming guests of Mr. and Mrs Myron visited Odessa were Friday afternoon guest* , Grace Cole of Battle Creek called on tiie home folks on Thursday. 1 ing of Delton. Friday * Mr. and I Palmer. ★ Tom Riley, son-in-law homo. Thursday evening. 1 program at the naval air school, ut Mason. *..... Mrs. Lloyd Owen and of Rev. and Mrs J L. Ickes. Rev Mr. and Mra. Charles Aspioall Mon­ ; Mra Sam Buxton of Banficld were 1 of Mr. and Mra. Henry Frost Is I Norman. Okla. Thc family will children called on her mother, Mrs. SOUTH BOWNE Shull U pastor of the First United day forenoon. * Mr. and Mra. Lisle • dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and seriously ill in a hospital in Orand ■ continue to reside In Sparta. Freeport .Methodist Church Brethren Church in I-ake Odes** Clark of Lowell spent Sunday afterLizzie Cairns of east Hasting* Sat­ , Mrs. Harold Gray. In the afternoon Rapids. Everett M. Love, pastor ­ ★ Loren O. Edmonds of Kalamazoo, noon with Mr and Mrs OwcnStecurday. * Mr. and Mrs. Ardy Owen Mr. and Mra Harold Neli*mwere . I HUBBARD HILLS grandson of Mr. and Mra. Buel SU- klc. * Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Postma of Morning Worship 11:00. Sermon: and Raymond Owen spent Sunday in Greenville Sunday * Mr nnd. son. left Gamp Grant. Illinois last McCords were Thursday morning -The Living Christ." afternoon with Mrs. Dorothy Mon­ Wm Spears and baby and Mirs j Pfc Gordon and Mrs, Green of roe ot Kalamazoo. Maynard Mon­ Mrs. week Saturday for Camp Hood, caller* of Mr. and Mrs Dan Postms । Sunday School !3:00 Donna Thaler of Grand Ranids I Battle Creek are happy over the ar­ roe returned home after spending were visitors at the Will Mishler Program for the week. Texas He waS^creoited for thre? and Phyllis. * Rev. and Mrs, John rival of n baby girl, April 9 She years of college at Western State.' McCue spent from Wednesday unThursday—Communion service at thc past week with his grandpar­ homo Slmdsy afternoon. * Mr. nnd , will answer to lhe name ot Linda ★ The Junior Christian Endeavor til Saturday with Mr. and Mr*. Bud 8:00. ents. * Mr. and Mra. Wendell and Mrs. Vernon Wolcott of Lansing. and their friends me, at the home Albertson and Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Friday—Special service at 1:30. ta>u. Gordon Has been in quaran­ son and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Lam­ Mr and Mrs Floyd Burkey and , of Rev. and Mrs. Griffin for a pat-; Atlee of Midland Part and Gull Sunday—Easter Sunrise service at tine in a camp in San Antonio. mers and children of Battle Creek family of Hasting* John Eaxh.Nevty Saturday afternoon. With the n*-1 lake. * Hubert Overholt was a Sun- United Brethren church at 6:00 A.M. Texas for two weeks. One of the and Miss Joyce Lammers <d Has­ nt Air Cadet of Glenview III.. Mrs. boys in his barracks caine down with tings spent Sunday with their par­ Edna Hostettler and Barbara, ar.d dstance of Miss Ruth Yonker. Tha-r ! dav afternoon caller of NorvalTha- । Special Easter service at 11:00. who attended were Raymond and ler of North Campbell. * Mtas VelWe will receive an Easter offering spinal meningitis. * Mr? and Mra ents. Mr and Mrs. John Lammers. Mr A T E.ish were Sunday Ed ward Bowerman «jr World world Service. service. »u»c<<>uiu have iU,r rented rented aa * Mr. and Mrs. Hollister of Battle rueits of Mr and Mra Clare Enzh. Paul Mcud. Theo and Robert Kauff- ma Buehler of Grand Rapids and for There will be beptism and rccep- hotif-c cf Mrs. Mabie Tobias in Irv- Creek spent Sunday with Mr. and * Rev. nncVMrx..Love nnd baby of mzn. Jeanette While. Delores and Mtas Vivian Buehler of Charlotte ling anri and wMI will mo move this week. Best Mn. taster Gould and family. * Freeport were Sundav dinner gurstk 11,115 **’ ,h,< Betty Malitaon. Norma Busiancc.: spent tiie weekend with their par- lion of members. wtahea go with them to their new’ [ Mrs. John Lammers visited her son of Mr. and Mi- Will MJ.-hter nnd Alicc Yonker. Betty Buehler, and , ent* .Mr. and Mrs Forrest Buehler. Patty Hoyt. Several games were * Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Helrigie of Carlton Center Methodist Church home. * Mr. and Mra. Harry Latta Dunne and wife of Hastings 7hurs- Gwendolyn. * Ml«s Wanetta Schrnv moved lost week to their new homr day. * Max Houghtalln went to Everett M. Love, pastor played followed by refreshments of' North Irving were Sunday dinner Chicks gain fast on MER­ , near Prairieville. "Diev have rented Pennock hospUal Sunday for nn op­ । who has spent the past year with Morning Worshlp-10:00. , pop-com, candy, and peanut*. * Mr. giwta of Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence a farm and Homer will stay at home eration. We Vtah him a apeedy <eand Mr» Walter Rockhill of Has- Hawkins of Hastings. In tiie after- , Sunday School-11:00. MASH 17 of 18% .pro-' to the home of her parents ,and farming. * Mr- covery. * Mr. ^nd Mrs. Pickard of unlayLake There will be baptism nnd recep--— help •—e with -■••• thc •• Ungs, and Mra- Nina Mauee al tain- noon they called on Mr and Mrs Odessa * Mrs Wm Porof membera next Sunday. Also James Storkan। received r. letter Hnstlngs callenTon Mr. nnd Mra. near tcin with vitamin A & D sing spent the weekend with Mr Charles Price of near Nashville. * tion w» — -----------rlll and mother. Mra Edd Lacrv and Mr*. W. W. Rockhill. * Mr and Mra. Glenn Parker of Ypsilanti « special Easter offering will be tu- । {rt>ni her son. Staff Sgt. Charles | Henry taltiaar Sunday. * Friends ttnfav to the home of her parents (eliding oil. A lifetime mash Mr*. John Endres and family of spent Sunday with her sister Mra. ken for Benevolence* storkan, ta»t week. with a picture । were shocked to hear ot the. sudden Kam McRoberts of Lake Odrasa es; _ of Mrj prank|ln n p n RooBcvelt Kslomazoo. Mr. and Mrs Wendell Leon Howk. She also attended the ,,r --------- - in­ mussing of Fred WrighL Burial was fpr chick, pullet and''laying * Mr and Mrs. Arthur ' clo‘'fd which hi- took of her as she tn the Cedar Creek cemetery Mon­ Tuesday. Shoemaker of Lansing, and Mr. and morning worship at thc Methodist Church of lhe United Barnaby nf Moline. Morri* Holcomb Brethren In Christ 1 was out of the Lincrihi M<y day afternoon. hen. They pay you well for Mra. Keith Durkee of Woodland church. * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walnnd ^family of Grand Ranids. Mrs E B. Griffin D. D. Pastor mortal building In Washington.-D callcd cn Mr. and Mra. Adam En- ton of South Bowne were Sunday James Porri’.t nnd Mra. Wm Flvnn MERMASH. Phone 491 9. ... *ic hnd threc «1aya leave nnd wan SOUTHWEST WOODLAND dres, Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. El ‘ dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. ... i f Caledonia, nnd Mrs. Adrian Wal­ ------------D. 9 C Janni* ana and son Freddv ol uciron Detroit uinuoc Claude Wallop..* Mr. ana and mrs. Mra. L. Freeport '. Mgin Washingicn. °, uanni* treaa* oi waiion,* mr. lace of Cascade were visitors ot weekend with Mr. and .1 Matthews of near near Hastings, 8t>eclal services arc being held 01 .IP,an' “Sht* he saw while spent Special their parents. Mr nnd Mra. D D ..7. ..the .. . weekend > .... . with Mr. .and ,1. ■ > . _.. , «■ ■ Hastings ■■ < and । .. ■ n. mere A A 1 rf rir. ’ wn there. * Albert Green ha, a new Mrs. Dane William.* who has bcht Mrs Emil Olson.- * Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore, local, each evening at 8:00 o'clock. m“KnSX taps fTihr “■"iSK Rav Nceb and family of Blissfield were callers of Mr. and Mrs Ralph 8:00 I*. 2:22 P. M. Thuxdxy Thursday—Communion brooder C4>p completed nnd will and Frank Gosch of Hastings were : Moore Sunday. * Marvin Thaler and Meditation and Communion serv-. roon nut 200 baby chicks in it. * SHH22JKIS.S.WS?M. “J were Monday ice In charge charge of Pastor. Pastor. *f!rk, 111 own home at Woodland the first of Sundny dinner guests of Mr. and ron Keith of Hastings w8re HASTINGS, MICH. M. Friday—Union Good cc, “ M,‘Wk . thU week. * Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mra. lewis Neeb. * Mr. and Mrs. forenoon fcrcr.c^r. caller* of Mr. and rnd Mr*. Mrc.I! 1:30 1:22 P. r. if. . employed Green who have just returned from Claud Mead called on Mr and Mrs John Thaler. Thaler * Mr Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. (Friday । Friday Service at thc Methodist *c"; b'lc TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. , *7, "le ’lorp Howard Demond of Woodland Sun- O'Harrow of ot Grand Raolds Ranids were Church. -a * — ‘n Ha*- Florida were Sunday guc«L» of Mr. M'trtha and Mr* Lydia Porritt ; Sutidav dinner guests of Mr. and I 8.00 I ’ . M. Friday — Sermon bv ‘ “ ‘ K 5 Mr. Sweet is at home and will and Mrs. Ward Green and daugh ­ day afternocn. * Mr. and Mrs. Vem Sundav guest* nnd 8:00 P. by :*"£?■ were Mondav <venlnir rollers nn I ters. * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Saird- Mr* Jennie Pard*-e * Mr. and Mra Aldrich of Grand Rapids accom- Mrs. Dan Postma and Phyllis. ♦ Rev G. D. Fleming. Huntington,,Iunn n tnta brook and children of Blanchard panied by Mrs. Luke Savory and rMlts Gwendolyn Mfehler ot South ' Indiana. Qeorge Welch of Battle Creek were j i PLEASANT HILL were Sunday dinner guest* of Hun- , Sandbrook nnd family. * Mrs Chas. Last Week’s Letter I Mr. and Mra. Clifton Campbell Farlee is on the sick list. * Mr. and spent Saturday night nnd Sunda, Mrs. Carl .Hrffelbower of Hastings , with relatives in Grand Rapids. Mrs nrc moving on his fathers farm. Campbell attended a shower for a * Mr. and Mrs. Forreit Hager and niece Saturday evening. * Mrs. Ad­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Faust of dle Lewis attended the funeral of Bellevue wen* Sundav dinner guests a relative at Charlotte Friday. * of Mr. nnd Mra. Chas. Warner. * Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Bill Cnppon and baby Mrs Matt Bedford were Mr. and arc moving on the Jim Varney farm Mrs. Wm. Hulett of Middleville and on thc State road. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Roy McCuul nnd Mra. Floyd Mahler ot Royal Oak spent McCaul of Clay Hills * Mr. and lhe weekend at the farm. * Mr*. Mrs. Guy Giddings of Hustings were Wilbur Hynes is very ill at this As I have sold thc farm ond no further use for the furniture I will dispose of it ot On account of having sold my farm I will sell the following articles at public auc­ Thursday evening callers of Mr. and writing. Mrs. Henry Hynes of Mrs. Matt Bedford. * Sundav after­ Woodland is caring for her. * Mrs. Public Auction ot thc form located 5Vi miles northcast of Hastings on M-43; or tion at my farm located 2 miles west, and one mile north of Prairieville on noon callers at the Bert Palmer Haroltf Smith and daughter of home were: Mr. and Mrs. Keith northeast Woodland called on Mrs. 1 Vi miles west of Coots Grove on Lcchleltner of Hastings and Mr. ami James Guy Saturday afternoon. ♦ i Mrs. Glen Miller of near Dowling Mr. mid Mra. Willis Dalton and baby cf Woodland and Mr. nnd Mrs. HICKORY CORNERS Leo Guy and son nf Hastings were 1 Sundav cuesta of Elmer Matthews Mary Helen Elliott w.i.< boui Sep­ nnd family. tember 6. 1855 tn Hazelton. Penn . COMMENCING AT 12 JO P. M. and came to Michigan alia her parents. Mr. and Mr*. C. B. Cort- Last Week s Letter • . STARTING AT 1 O’CLOCK. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: right at-the age of fourteen 3,'ie Com husking nnd oat sowing was married to Wm. Elliott. August seenu tn be the order of the dav. 10. 1881. Ella, u* she was called bv * Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Acllclc of her ndghbofs and friends, has Belding visited, his brother J. D. made her home with her only child. of this place Thursday. * Sylvester George Elliott of Detrpit since the Brock who has been living in one 1 Daybed Picture* ■” Kitchen wood stove death of her husband twelve years of the late John Mead's tenan Swivel office chair Stools ago. and passed away in Detroit. houses has moved into Will Brook' 2 dining tables Piano stool Victrolo 7 x 9 rug Electric stove April u. aged 87 years and 7 months. vacant house. * The flu has beei Rocker Plant stands Electric iron 6 good leather *cat chair* Several throw rugs Ironing board Besides the son. Mrs. Elliott Icav v getting j;eiun8 in in ns its work work in in tn this neigh Davenport Overstuffed living room a nephew. Banon Cortright of Kill- borhood thc pa*t week. Electric toaster 2 feather bed* and pillows Oak buffet 2 chest* of drawers FREEPORT MERMASH For EGGS WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1943 SATURDAY, APRIL 24,1943 HOUSEHOLD HOUSEHOLD China cabinet Tea table Majestic range, good. Oil stove with oven Oil heater Kitchen cabinet Ice box Good oak bookcase Kitchen cupboard Hall tree Love seat Couch 2 mirror* Smoking stand Center stand 12’ 3" x 12 3” Wilton velvet rug. good one 9x12 Axminster rug 3 beds 2 mattresses 2 pair double-deck spgs. Electric lamps 2 commodes 3 walnut dresser* 5 qood rockers, some leather 2 6-tubc table model electric radios 8 tube Philco electric radio. cabinet model Antique chamber set. good one Singer sewing machine 10 yards carpet Pictures 2 electric flat iron* 2 waffle irons 2 large iron kettles 4 kitchen chairs Electric sweeper Linoleum Medicine cabinet Step ladder Bird cage and standard Wringer ond tub* Curtain stretcher Card table Paper hanging boards ond tools Cream separator 3 milk cans 50-gal. crock. Crocks Dishes and cooking utensils of all kinds ond numerous clean bunch of furniture. other articles. A good SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1943 STARTING AT 1:00 O'CLOCK IN SPARKS SHOP. 112 EAST COURT STREET IN HASTINGS Home Comfort cook stove Oak bookcase Florence Hotblast circulat­ ing heater 2 dressers Dining tabic and chairs 6 rockers Croslcy 6 tube battery radio Library tabic ---------------------- ------------------------------------------- — TERMS*. CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. ................ .f 11 FURNITURE FURNITURE "■ 1 1 Airline 6 tube battery radio Bras* bed. coil springs and mattress 2 feather beds and pillows Round drop leaf table Commode Good couch Walnut stand Leather settee. 2-piccc Irving room suite ’/4 h.p. electric motor Porch awing Egg crate Churn Fruit cans Walnut organ Antique table Mirror Beddead 6 section screen 3 section screen New linoleum, 9x12 Bookcase Books Library tabic Steinway piano & bench Long mirror Rug. 9x12 9 pr.. curtains 2 pr. door curtains suite with 2 chairs 3 rockers, one extra comfortable China closet Buffet Dining table and six leather-seated chairs Commode, dresser and chifferobc Telephone Dishes Silverware and kitchen utensils FARM TOOLS & Delco plant Steel vise Onion sorter Shoo groin drill Cultivators Electric washer Electric fan Bod linen Iron boiler 10-gal. copper boiler Fireplace standard ond set antique irons 8-day chime clock Fireplace bellows Candlesticks Antique dishes and vases Numerous other articles MISCELLANEOUS Horse disc Spike drag Spring drag Feed cooker 500 chick brooder Barrel sprayer Trailer End gate seeder 5 tolls roofing Oil drums Ton alfalfa hoy TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. MRS. GERTRUDE ENDSLEY Dishes and cooking utensils numerous other articles. PROPRIETRIX DEWEY REED. Auctioneer LAWRENCE BEADLE, Clerk TERMS: Cash FRED MEAD, Prop. MRS. DAVE SHEPHERD, Propx LOREN COPPOCK. Auctioneer LLOYD LINDSEY. Clerk �Till HASTINGS *ANNTfc. fVRSDAY. APRIL 23. 1(42 Yesterday I received my appoint-1 from around home have had furPvt. Victor C. Munton Electricians <D; Office <2)—Engl- lop. to on delivery," affair. More power to, met a boy from Kalamazoo that I nunt as 2nd In Command of the loughs. Wonder when 111 get mine? 8qdn..J40. 57th Training Orp. ;neers 11): Shop Office (3>—Foundry Dean you! . :knew. A.S.N. 3645886? I (0). Bob (Robert E) Fisher 331 W, I What do you hear from Harold? Squadron and supposed that Its When thc war is over I guess, Kreski- Field. Ml- l-. lppl. I COMMERCIAL LEAGUE — City . duties would be those of a vice presI X received a New-Year's card from Court St. te at Port Leonard Wood' I wrote Wm a long letter lhe other idenl, to ait around and twiddle Bernice last week. Also letters or May 10 — Birthday. | Dad* i2> — Coffee Shop <1); Good ­ for an intensive combat engineer day. cat ds from so many people the writ ---------------------------------------------“ ­ year Bros. Hdwe. <3»—Auto Sport (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) duty. Send us your address. Bob. | Bay Rum i want you to stick my one's thumbs you know. but. instead-they put be up In right guide posi­ ing te hard to keep straight but 11'3 Shop <11; Moose (3) Consumers Ths Saxon IB hh P. P. C. Gurdon J. JacoUt —anyhow hope you enjoy lhe 'cigs' Glorious Gals—that's what we call new address in the Banner Mxne- tion for all formation marching and alright with me if everybody would Poster Co. (0): Andrus Service <3)—'Ken Lans who I 'em—and one such, te Lee Smith where. And I want you to start so now I find myself on thc end of write or send pictures Well that's and good luck. , Medic* t0>; Middleville Creamery eluding a triple Bks. 2161 (Woodland) Uie first WAAC from sending the Banner out hcre too. tiie Squadron next to all the big about all for now. Good Luck. ' Truax Field I <2>—Blate Insulation <i); Trio Goggins also got a Barry County who Is now Lt. Smith, The Banr ner te the "------only -----------------------way us guys fellows, always since I came into the Bye now. Cafe <2)—Moynghan Sales <1). single. Madteon. Wisconsin nard (Hammy) Hammond washotna stationed at Monticello, Ark. Your have of keeping track of what r, army I have been on the tall end of I Burl Birthday—July-4 for the first time for threw days mother (Mrs. Laura Gardner> was going on , back -------— home. ...v. Sgt. Burl Cook 36154283 every and all formations because of Hastings (returned Tuesday) from Comp Mc­ another Blue Star Mother at the U • There are a lot of sights out here my short size. I will tell you }t>M_ HASTINGS DEFEATS APO. 709 Freeport . Pvt. Bernard MePharlln U. S. Coy. Remember lost week Norm Bo­ S. O. room this weekend. We didn't to see. These two bridges are ready,- how short I am. yesterday I took FREEPORT NINE c o Postmaster Army i The Hasting* high school Saxons | gart said he couldn't picture Ham­ know until then that she served as something. Tliat's where a lot of tax another 6-4 Physical examination, San Francisco. Calif. 134 Inf my as a ----------------------cook—we don't------------------know abouta nurse in the last war and that money went too. And whoever paid — , — traveled to Freeport Friday to open, IF IT WONT HELP WIN that te the most complete eXam that that, but we're here to report that: your brotliers are in service. She's for building Treasure Island must the army gives. I was coming along Another brother, a cadet, the 1943 season and came out cn WAK—FORGET R. Camp Rucker. Ala lie makes a nrail swell tenklnir looking anlAfar soldier. '‘ nlantv plenty nrruirl proud nf of all nf of vmi you, ■« as who have had quite a wad. ha fine until the Lt. went to go about' Pvt Don Cook HI 'Bun', doesn't .seem right not to Hammy and Winn Green were wouldn't be. the process of measuring me and it see you .in Reeds getting a coke and ft53<Un4XlhLSurt’.ln frQ'!1 “'..“I' I D** Hfnr* ftt Orfot L*kr* ‘°°k Bill Morgan wax sure a hard job for me to.g9t University of Fla.. chatting for a minute. Good Luck Corfu. Hhon eamnarln* nntM flat. | his exam for 2nd class rating along Hfld. A. way-up there 5 feel and 4 inches off , fellow. unlay morning and moat everybody (With 600 other fellows—75 passed— Wm. E. Morgan F 2 c Gainesville, Fla. thc ground which Is the Absolute Treasure Island that passed, stopped to shake hands—... ~ and very shortest a pilot can be but Tliese boys aie ut home in Uie Bug­ and talk with ths boys. You fellows raps with us. You said you have Barracks C bee Corner part, of the county. lie passed me lust ’t know lust don don't know how how glad glad those thow of of ‘ci£?d elded to to make make the the Navy Navy your your car career After graduation I hope to get a Pvt. David 8. Goodyear . San Prancteco. Cal, tq us back home are to see you. you, so ' to keen keep on eolrar going, and we th thlnk April 9. 1943 j Co. F. 385 Regt. 76th Inf Div. ten day delay In route to my next whan you are here on furlough, if that's grrat. But when we heard station and if so am going to do my Dear Gentlemen, Fort George O Meade. Maryland someone you think you-va never you'd already decided that when very best to get iwmc for a few This Is tny first attempt at writ­ seen before, come* up nn.nd and pau"yt you ((n ftboul M yrJ Technical Training days at least, if possible. Wish I ing to you, and thc main reason is, Robert Enncnt Shultz. M M. 2 c on Command ITS the bock, think nothing of Ityou'd buy a little farm. cows. could of seen Bob Coslcleln, I should so that you may continue to send c/o Fleet Postmaster March 14. 1943 IV*° nL'li"ciucacns ana aeiue Down, we wonI have been receiving tiuyBaiiner of said Cpl.. but mavbe I -can hop lite Banner to me. aa my address all of us DOW and that a the way it dered. It all sounds fine but you’ve over to Carolina where he is. These has been changed. Seattle, Washington every week nnd I anucspFclally inujk - .u *. i overlooked one detail—the lady in ships use about 'I will give vou You see 1 am not the only one ^nhath canw home • the picture—a fellow can get power- tereslcd in the ip^h school sports round figures) 30 gallons of that, who enjoys the good old home town Cpl. Cecil J. Johnson Thuraday te hereschool. awaiting as- futtls Ui lonesome on 'ask' a farm a section of the, fiSper. bowling news, scarce stuff you can't get every hour Scoop as one of mv old school pate •Unment and to flight Same wlfe-ju.u the without man who 14th Chem. Co. tMT.t and the very Interesting column.: and 8^ hour course I get here reaS) happens to bv In Die squadron as A. P.O. 402 Postmaster alarms read react the lhe th„ thing Chuck Leonard has been do- own* one'—a farm we mean I You "Home Front "' 1I always I. Perhaps you will recall lhe name: Nashville, Tenn. Banner immediately alter receiving n._ for fOr now now and nnd Keep Up lhe Van Bauman. He doesn't happen to Bve iu put it away tor two ot; three day. f“ and on Tuesday be left tor Chapel M well not worry about you for a •n.{ be as fortunate ns I. in receiving ZcHy. if a paper like lhe »«* !l ?*" . BANNER can meat Lirut. Robert H. Henney H1U, N. C. to continue hl* training, few yean—so nirasant dreaming the news irom lhe Great Metropolis BANNER can mean so much to a Co. D.'. 5th Inf. Regt. find news that I might have over­ Hi I to Junior Walton who left the I Groethe to Orto .ndi man. on this side, just try to guess of Hastings. But I assure you that U. B. A. some ume ago but tele°r ° Camp Van Dorn. Mississippi looked the first time. liow much more of that item called he always gets my copy iu soon os phoned from Norfolk, Va. last week. imd’ul-your “L ? “’p„ ^M^elh^s-^ 1 ‘wf^orn’e InT^ ah iiapplnos it must mean to a man. I have read from cover to cover. Pvt. Dale J. Larabce. A.S.N. Special greetings to Kd '°fltdo*n “>"e Xlr I K several thousand miles awav from Tell Zolly Coffer that his corner 36415313. they tell is one of lhe best morale builders GOOD OLD BARRY COUNTY! iow on iI Hi Misters I..' ’ 1: Sincerely. ~~ — k ^ciiow^ 1’and al Camp Grant—Keith there te. I always read hla comer Ixm Angeles. California. Keen U* Flying Zolly. • Pfc.) Dick (Flngleton) ; first thing when I get my copy. Dale Wishes to thank all those who Martin Perry Hawthorne Good luck. ' l Bachelder. and John 12th TAS. I hope that you won't forget me have written to him nnd he said ho Aviation Cadet HI. Hol to and for you William Lockwood, glad vou you’re sn so mar. near! Scott Field, III. when U>e next copy comes out. we may be seeing you soon, i Douglas Barnes, Jr. (How do you home, w,> I Thanks for your attention. letters and cards he has received (Promoted to P. F. C.) Dave Cook, who started out with 1 Vallejo. California. like this being formal effect > on M. A. Cooley He is in thc desert now where tt i April 4. 1943. qualifying a* a pilot, we know how John nhe fellows hoped they could I .PFC. Karl G. Welifare. 36404354 ,My new address te: will soon be 130 degrees sort of on Although we are Pontiac ape* thrilled you ore to have made It— stey together) sent a card from | A.P.O. 668. c <> Postmaster Dear Mother and Dad: | M. A. Cooley a M M 3 c thc warm side. what a let-down it must have been Utah saying. "StlU going", and now . 1Q4„ Well what do you know this is the Squadron T. S. 16 Cheerio, , 1. We lull have competent experience, facilities and know­ 5, 1943 fourth Sunday in a row that I've ■ Waldron Field to break out with German Measles. we hear you've landed at Camp Cal- ! . Zolly Coffer., “Not very patriotic." said you. "Not len. Calif, sunshine and evenlhinK. Dc“r Mother Dad and Beverly: gone to church. Mun. what this how to service any make or Corpus Christi. Texas I ,,pre lt Sunday but we hardly Army will do to a guy. Tills field very dam comfortable" say we. or what say you Dave? genuine parti. 3. We still check Word around'town has it that -notice It I went to town this aftcrSmooth sailing Bill—whose address ration is heck, and I'm not fooling. Addrran: | Many pans are interchange-1 you Ray Shroyer. (Lyle) Rocky noon and everything war. dosed but I guess I could eat all day long, and George James Martz Heater ana nnd ueck Dick ra Bo1“ wouldn't have made much have specially-deiigned tools A. C. William Douglas Barnes, Jr. , RockhlU, Don ne.urr >- ■■■ . sun want more, rnuy candifferme -'Win;able, and if wc don't have the still want more. They call me ' VVIn.Bqd. 110 Flight H. (art are all stationed together at’cncc because eyerytninx te rationed , py.. because I always get two hamN.A.H.N. Wand A.A FC C --F^.A.C.C. I Miami in a swank hotel with all the c,’™ ,r »»«*» « place to eany fcUrKers every night and a quart of San Diego. Culif. With the end of the bowling sea­ want to be helpful in your trans­ Ban Antonio. Texas , trimmlngs-If it’s all os good as it But I did see a few new things mllk and a mUk ihfck<. How. um x son only a few weeks away, leader­ know where to get them. Most Birthday—May 20th. j sounds it shouldn't be hard to take; The biggest surprise was that I ans doing? You remember at home I Virginia Bates. Ens. N. C. portation problems. ship in thr different leagues draws Wheel what is a Beabes? We're maybe war ten t what somebody said walking down the street and who woujd Cat very little, I guess I would U. 8. Naval Hospital the interest of the kcglers. of will tell you that we do comnot |ure but we knotf lhey'rn good it was after nil. or Is It? Ray'sud-, ‘I’1* * ,>uhn,y cousin. Junior cat too much ciuidy. j KCt five burs Area HU. Hie Piston Ring League closed its because that I* what Floyd Craig, dress teI Max WcUfare. I thought I was see- cach Umt. the p,X. truck comes in. Pearl Harbor. T. H. rehedule this week nnd thc teams Dick Brower. Pete Powell (Dowling) Pvt- Ray E. Shroyer | jng things but it wa. him. I don t That's about every two weeks. They priced finished in thc following order: , -------- work. ------ Talk ------- -to ­ one of and Omar Barnum axel We take It; 414 Training Or. jknow exactly where he is camped the Army moves on what it eau. Pvt. Robert Lee Pierce Shipping; Machine Room: Office them and then drop in. they are busy and buzz around. And Plight QA.A. S-BT.C. No. 4. ', but maybe I will find it. He hatn t That’s right. „ —■. — 414 Training Group Here's one -guy tliat No. 2; Office No, 1: Grinders; 40 what makes us think so. well—Just Miami. Fla. , been here (in Africa) long, not over can move for the mess hall just a* Flight K.B.T.C 4 last last week week (April (April 10th) 10th) Omar Omar marmer- 1 .So If you want to check up with''' week I have been here quite a fast as the next fellow. When I get Miami Beach. Fla. In the Commercial League. Slate Tied attractive Velma Moore (one Ute fellows write Ray for the low little bit longer than he has. but I home and I see ite close to time to Insulation te leading Goodyear. oUhe'rUs'at'the H'a^lngsTdfg.'ca down' ' “ * **•“ —'- -• »«>rfown. ;| still am in a tog about finding uny- eat. look out for me for 111 come I till Corp. Loren W. Pierce Bros. Hdwe. bv three games and a dc*~R L Velma- Is te’now tldn«149 F. A A. P. O. 31 at PTO^ Providence. R.lI. We hope Bill Dunlap doesn't hear •• ------------ -------------— — w» >— speed. I'll most likely forget, so Ger­ close finisii is expected. Camp Shelby. Miss. back home .nd and Otn.r Omar te is Sf€u»u second l class Um Z abow —Ut J? these e?f.._K guyo uy!. J4.L jlint ■a.ntluniui mentioned , tWO two days OJl —C gEMM—S. ..e Can ald and Dad want to get clear from In the Bliss Lengpe only two DeUv^offlcer. Jim Burghdoff, onfrjnv ,ht,n on baturdny pevw utSMScr, being uvIiik transferred hAiwfciiv** from ilwu _,«■>£ with w.th Jam uiiiijauuaf, *'••*. ' - and me. If you feel the ground shake (Bob and Loren arc brothers) games separate the lop and bottom a battalion to a station which means and Jim Flanders bunk In lhe same Sunday. you know it's me going full steam, ; IT was made ’a P.F.C. tlu* oilier Carl R. Conrad's rating hus been teams nnd anything can happen. - —— '-* for *----------------------- — straight for the mess hall. hell probably be located a num- tent—*he sayss they live in dirt, eat Middleville is leading In the Ret-; ber of months at— ll1-----^-!... n fBcl- 1Its all dirt. Cheer up, day. I also was told that 1 would I've been shining my buttons on changed from Fireman 1 c to 'Motor rent Ion league and it is Improb­ F. 2/c Omar D.- Barnum 1 Bill, thlnex things cm can't be as black as they take care of the radio if and when my coat. I shine them most every Machinist Mate 2 c able that it can be overcome by any; Carl R. Conrad Mo. M. M. 2 c Station Force A. B. Galley A. No. seem—It may take.a little "grit"— we get it. I hope they aren't just morning befort I cat dinner. It pays •■of the other teams. Fleet P. O. I or doesn't that express It? Tiie Fin-' feeding me a line. to keep them shined up. It kind of 10 . Best scores of the week: San Francisco. C3hf. ix/ls of Love. Camp Endicott. U5.N.R. nteh have a word for it. “Steu'' makes ,thc girls look to see whut's 187-209-190 586 ID. Goodyear *“* —*** Karl which Is a polished wav of saying Davlsville. R. I. hurting their eyes. Hal Hal K. 1-aberteaux 222-160-201—583 Pfc. Robert M. Sherman We know Also to Mr. nnd Wrs. Geo. Wellfare Congratulations to you two and also | ''intestinal fortitude'. We only had to track for an hour 196-202-181—5791 C. DeCou Bk*. No 3 — — u it from their other son. to Pete and Francis Powell who ,i,, you all have au nave what it tak takes „., nnd and a half today. Itave the rest of - Co B IG. Monica 176-183-219—5781 were married Just four weeks ago. will all come out in thc wash—or °cnr Everyone; thc day off. I'm gqfng to sleep right. Medical Service School 204-186-170—660 i. that bad. k.a too. seeing you u Ml |(1, Well here I am in a new camp after I finish tills letter. (Pete nnd Omar were both at the is said L. /Fort Sam Houston. Texas. 107-200-162-559 ! “*■* water. water, "nd comp----- — ■*---------'*■’— -------nnd company nnd everything. I wa-s I। I read in the Banner 1 got yester- I Bites before they entered service) you wash everything in cold H. Cook 194-164-179—557 . transferred to the I34th Inf. which day tliat Bernard Hammond was a I Harold J. Sherman. S 2/c Well now. what do you think about For further information write— L. Hawthorne 202-182-167—55! | Co. 8. Billet 200 Sect. G. yj gy 1i ^t~WUtam Wtllta— ‘TE‘'Duniap'A* • ln S-«« N. Is guards and not supposed to go Cook in McCoy: I wrote him a letter 179-177-193 —549, Navy Pier. W. Hacknev 36458852 acrons the^pond.Jm the_only one just before I went to bed last night. Ij U li.™ UIC inoiu. * u. m .v m.v Francis Carrothers Casper at Chicago, III. . 178-165-201 —544 56th training Gr. 104 Sqd. I from Co. K aq 1 don't know anyone and It was afiqr 11 PJd. Don't get WsdU Walia, Washington follows PISTON RING LEAGUE — Office I but I will soon. Lyle Newton got too much sleep now. I saw him Just These fellows are brothers, too. the 'Home'Front' to keep In touch I Keeslcr Field. Miss. No. 2 <2> — Office No. 1 (l)f Ma­ moved to 137th and it * 'moved it’s only about before I left there. with the home town boys out her Good luck. Bill. i Richard Allen Beckwith chine Room <3 1 — Grinders <!>; . I also see by lhe Banner that Harway. She tried to reach Lt. Russell Now here’s our "Salvo Salute", | i'i blocks away. Seaman 2/c-U. S. N. Shipping <3> — 40 M fi Ms <O>. Laubaugh and his new bride but (meaning, we hope, "giving ’er all I was in Dothan Sunday nnd wm old and Gerald Rogers arc in Texas. Division (2>. RECREATION LEAGUE—I>on- ?». ' —lo^hc.-n ..." $?r Lteutcn- walking w down ■■ the street —and .... .......... 1CIMAW3 I •he couldn't locate them—Hey. Ruas w--5.'ye WjS—ot Martin ,i know quite a lot of the fellows c/o Fleet Post Office. nrds <2> -Strand (1); Middleville 1 J. on Wno T — _ n ____ ... and Evelyn where are you—honey- ants—First Lt. Charles Struble (son Hawthorne walked up. Was I sur- rend about In the Banner. It's nice New York. N. Y. <2>—Bite*. <l»: Piston Rings <2)— »r the* »n. Arthur Awi...- Vtrubies) *rn* North prised to see .... him. He is not so Very t0 where thclr locatlon u mooning yu. and we know too that of Birthday—Dec. 14 Hastings Ice and Fuel 11). —. from -— this —- camp —21 or 22 miles । I better stop now. dont you think? pilot* are pretty much up in the Africa; 2nd U. William (Petei O. for HASTINGS. MICI BLISS LEAGUE—Foundry (2)— 107 N. MICHIGAN. elauds and usually high—but they Harrington stationed at Roswell We are'golng to try to get together Pvt. John Lockwood Your son. Army Flying School, New Mexico; ; and go roaming and sightseeing. rig)-------dont hl-bemate. Yard Bird Beck 1 A. S. N. 16088307 (R 1 Cressey; Cressey> |i I have thc iisw new styled coats, 'How, are you over there In Eng- Lt. John A. Korver. <R Co. A. 33rd Bn. Kenneth Beckwith .nl.nne . VLT.ill linw l« llio urnr and Id. Thomas J. Stephens <Dowl-. Well, how Is the war going. Here Ing) both at Randolph Field. Texas. I'm in the army and don't knowdww pvt LAwrtnse Strickland Monday. Feb. 8th. 1943 i Camp Grant. Ill. (Pictures of latter two lads on Page it te coming. 517 c/o Postmaster Dear Sarah and All. 1—let old Zolly tell you'se guys right Pvt. Donald K. Wellfare. U. S. i Well you're five letters ahead of 1 Jack Buholtz. S 2/c Blythday—Nov.' 26th. here that we'd like pictures of all Army Co. B. Bldg. 31. Sec. 1 me now. so here goes again. Thanks Wo Haven't seen you since you of you to print when you get your' Co. B. 134th Inf. for the pictures but next time hold finished at dear old H.HB. In 38. wings, commissions and such, but we ' the camera still when you snap It.; Armed Guard School Happy happenstance when "Ping" can't always get the pictures unless Camp Rucker, Alabama. Gulfport, Mississippi. I don ’ t like tiie double chin effect. Franklin Charles Beckwith (Has­ you send them In so help us out on i Also have whoever took your picture Pvt. Royal Tooze Good tings) cat down next to you one day this when you can—this difficulty I with the coffee pots hold It a little at mas you’ two fellows both left explains why wc have pictures of | 702—N. D. Trig—G. P. higher. I'm not sure yet it Is you. Napier Field heie together iqww. in .» Feb. 1942, didn't some of you and hot of others—we > A. S. N. 36458877 Forget about that calendar I asked you me*. met-would like them all.) Dothan. Alabama yo«? It was ws; qnuaual that ycu Squadron B—Bel you for, or was It Ralph. Anyway _ v . ii we have to tell you about Jimmy Dear Zolly; B. T.D. A.A F. T.T.C. over ■» year later in England while First. CONGRATULATIONS on we have one from Australia thfough waiting for chow. W« Just learned Mulder coming to the Coast Guardthe Rid Cross, also In the package - Atlantic City. New Jersey. Because of ill health I will have an auction sole at the farm located I ’/a milts south your splendid Red Cross drive. Il is all service mens dance Saturday that your 'mom' and Dad keep hon­ Birthday—May 28 were cookies, dried berries, a sewing night. He was the only army man really good to hear. ey mm (Carlton Center) and in an —-— — — — of Bonfield to Fine Lake corners on You know, it doesn't seem so very kit. some candy and staving cream. Pvt. Robert V. Keeler 36417407 InUmaUonsd Bee magazine found there- so during thc evening the I received tiie letter from Anders Red River O. U. T. C. families in England who raised Bees coasters boosted Jimmy on Die stage long ago sinar I caddied for Mr. Bill lost week and have answered it al­ 811th Ord. Co. Depot too, and that they ____________ have had you »»>d in and hod hod himhim leadlead the ,u army -------sons --------- Cook mid Mr. Kim Sigler who in I don't know the place he's Texarkana, Texas their home (nd all that. Notice you (which he did very ver well; while a the summer a few years or less back . ready. going to. If you hear be sure and let said. Heather Honey te heavier than C. G. played the piano. Hie fellows rarely missed thclr afternoon of me know. , T/5 Clifford G. Conklin ouz honey, but don't forget Lawrence sang their heads off—good fun—and nine holes together. Or alnce I was Your letters won't come airmail A. S. N. 36152671 when you're talking to an English- , If you don't think Jimmy had u In the earlier stages of growing up anymore, but the V-mail will. Ours' A. P. O. 3842 man about Honey, he may stop you , good time Just try and keep him with Karl nnd Don Wellfare. Karl will still go either way. rl Postmaster to ask Her Name! Of course, an away from the dance the next lime te in North Africa now I hear. a.i You'll have to explain this moron New York City, N. Y. he's home on-- leave. for Don, I know where It te that I American wouldn't do anything like K “'- ------------------you brought up. I either Commencing at 1 p. m. the following will be offered for (ale: raw him last, last Sunday afternoon subject that—a yank* would enter lhe con­ don't get it or haven't heard about Pvt. James L. Bowerman 36186982 Tuesday evening In the little town of Dothan about' it. Karl's spelling must be pretty versation by raying—"And how are A P. O. 716 PostoHIce 8 miles from my post here. We good now. I think he must have a you Be-hlv!ng lately old fellow?" April 6. 1943 San Francisco, California talked for the better part of three good looking teacher, can he spell Yout brother "Jay'' (who finished Dear Zolly: Birthday—July 3 . As I am sitting on bunk tonite .. uu.a, He u ... Camp Rujker which his sister's name? hours. is In Ill write you a few lines to let you is about 20 miles due west of here, , We can't say where we are again Blanton Strickland P F. C. Donald I. Nevins 3G4174O3 know I have been transferred to I sec the camp almost every time 1 A. P. O. 437 c o Postmaster i ■fivT,.,; 80 youTl have to guess or make up a new outfit. igo up. Hr.-----------' “aSiSi 'raJ‘------’ Aral«-<»- -something. Anyway we're still where Ixw Angeles. California. About 800 bu. com. Quantity of oats I came from H-Battery to this time now. Soloed the ,..w, AT6A ndwerc j mQst Qf lhe fcUoWa Camp Rucker, Ala. ■ Birthday—June 4 Howdy. Jake Miller—nice promo­ new outfit Thursday April 1. We'll vanccd trainer in 4 hours which i wgt. 1600, sound and right Quantity of clover and alfalfa hay. tion and how are you? Remember be here for about two months. I Imppens to be nn absolute minimum when you printed that sign for us— imagine we'll sec action when we in my squadron. The April 8. issue "a friend is one who knows all about teav* here. . ! of mv Banner came today and as They sure are giving us the train-1 always was very Rind glad to get It. it. Ap­ you and loves you Just the same"-i 14 yrs. old, sound ““ ’ — ‘— 1 parently Larry Snyder u coming you did a mighty neat Job of it too. ing. Thc officers and non Coms are-------we saw your "mom" the other day, swell men. along thc same or to part of the New Idea Loader, practically new I was glad to gel transferred as schools I received the first stages ( •he looks splandid and says she feels better than she has in a long time. I don't like to stay in one place so of my training at. Maxwell Field to New Idea mower, practically new long a time. I was In H-Battery Greenville. Miss, were two I went. Will try and write to you at— twenty-two months. to. About 10 days ago I left Green-1 Sqt. Jacob E. Miller Side delivery rake, good condition The weather is swell and 1 hope vllle for this AFS for Fighter Pilots FUlera Replacement Pool. old, bred Jan. 19 it stays this way as long as wc are Lt Russ Laubaugh can have his Jtffenon Branch. New Idea spreader, practically new here. flying box cars, you know of course > New Orleans, La. The first thing I look at when I we have a friendly animosity to Jutt between us Jake, what kind Good cultipacker receive the Banner is the Home Bomber Pilots, in lhe Army Air | of a 'Pool' te that?) Atta* boy. Charles Snell (son of Front news. Keep the good work up. Forces to Fighter Pilots. Also was Ill close for this time, as I need glad to hear that John Bush passed X^tRoy Snell at 221 Broadway) upon old, bred Oct. 23 his Cadet Exams nnd hope that I Walking plow, practically new your fine work at Fort Brady—you when he hits his classification cen-1 deserve your promotion to techni­ through here in a days time. Riding cultivator Sincerely, ter he can qualify as a Pilot. I tried , cian fifth grade, which makes you Pfc. Alphcous Dunn a Corporal now. to find someone in Maxwell field Pair good sleighs Btry. A. 283rd C. A. Another “Hello" in England to— I knew when we came thru there Fort Cronklilte, CalU. but was unable to. Pfc. Robert V. France 361(3500 2 single cultivators I have about 75 more hours to go AJPO. 635 c/o Postmaster New York City, New York April 15. 1943 before I can get those coveted Sil­ Good flat rack. Good lumber wage*. ver wings. Small wonder that Lt. Your mother (from Woodland) was Dear Russ, ' How te everything in Hastings? St the U. 8. O. room this week doing Spike drag 6 mos. oM her part serving cookies, baked ham Everything is right on the beam hard to gel. That te. 75 more hours . sandwiches, coffee, etc. to the coast here. if I can "Keep my nose klean" as Practically new work hemeu. I arrived here about two weeks we say in the Army. I came in af­ guards here. She told us that she asksd you. what you did for enter- ago. The country Is really pretty ter July 8. 1942 so I will probably be Other articles too numerofM to meation 1 Vi years old here around Frisco. The weather n flight officer. 1 rank below a 2nd hasn't been so bad but it isn't what Lt., only a very select few of us will be made the 2nd Lt- when we grad­ a black-out she takes er I would have to wear my "whites" uates TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NoHiing to be removed until MtHod for. ma for a walk." What a Girl Bob, and I dont want to wear them un­ Holly Isenhath telUn« of low al-, an4 we take it you like England. til I have to. tltude acrobatics reminds me of mv Your brother-in-law is fine and San Francisco stinks as far as Primary schooling. We get a low ■crvica men »rv amrernru. i sues.- i Altitude cross country here in this I was spoiled when I was stationed school, these ATBA's .have retractSthat good Chicago. There was I able landing gear bur we are told ways lots to do in Chicago. I that the top wire on barb wire . Comes word that Pvt. Clarence J. I am waiting here on Treasure I fences will scratch Bur planes and l Get Contracts at Rogers' Seed Store. Iiuver. 438 E. South St, has entered Island for further orders. They may so are warned to be careful but out | lhe Armored Force Replacement come tomorrow or It may be some-1 flying altitude I believe 1» supposed . „ Hastings, Mich. — « « kl. — time before I get them. Anyway you , to be slightly higher . I HENRY FLANNERY. AuctlonMr VIRN DOTY, CO* Out 4-29 look at it. I believe I am going to There are two of uj Michigan j boys in camp here have been to- 1 ting branch ot the army. Sounds •m a lot of deep blue water soon. 1 haven't seen anybody ffbm Has- gether ever since we came in this old like you're going to deliver the alKA* T KaM L-.L T I____ ____ 1__ t. I goods Clarence, sort of a ''collect ON THE HOME FRONT 40maters S rOIHTS TO HMIMIU BOWLING NEWS Hac Service or nvr ** REAHM MOTOR SALES AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, APRIL 27,1943 HORSES HAY AND GRAIN Bay horse, 8 yrs. old, Black mare, wgt. 1300, FARM MACHINERY NOTICE! Geo. E. Walker & Son are offering Pickle Contracts at the following increased prices to growers No. 1 - $3.75 per hundred lbs No. 2-$1.50 per hundred lbs cows Jersey and Holstein, 6 yrs Holstein, bred Dec. 19. Guernsey and Jersey, 2 yrs. Brindle heifer, pasture bred Yearling Guernsey heifer Roan bull calf, 7 months old Red Durham heifer, Purebred Guernsey bull, No. 3 - $1.00 per hundred lbs No. 4 - $ .50 per hundred lbs Geo. E. Walker & Son ORV DUNN, Prop. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. APRIL t* IMS 1___ _________ „. , 1 cum and daughter. Dorothy ware I ■ Inxlre * The Mazlera-Jonescircle [* SylvesterVanHorn hu returned J. Reynold*. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn 1 .nd Jean .re raiding in m ana 11 faPI T A II ....____ — _ . from ■.......................... . ..... -n.Thompson. nnn.nn IrraMn^Dwtght n*^»hr ml nn.-.-. । Mr Mr. and Mre. Mrs Komar Hour Row awUA lader Rapids at 1147 Niagara Ave. 8. E.1 P«« ,n ,h5.rT,k^.** 1rneet,50 ** bis winter's trapping in the Mr and children ot Um Wailman dtetalct I)► I I 11 kJ north—a most successful season, but Tsbor and Mr. aad Mrs Oteaaon for tne duration Major Bredahl U ' tud?eTBofhl^Tiuridlv *°event 6ware and Mr. and Mrs John Smith of WL L I W H I with the army air force in England 1nif6 • • • ” - - - • ------------lObaMmae burtnew was tramaetAllegan, a Mr. and Mrs Norman ■-— - - ■ ... . pl.n.y nr >« » 1 ■ ■ *■ ' -------------- ed including tbe planning for the Mother-Daughter banquet to be Upper Pen. * Btanch fipauiding o adth ner daUghicr. Mra. Gladyv hteh^h.Ml’and^ZSur^n^tateCol? conet* ,nd D-r C1"r*nc* DeOraaf Ind., over the ueexet.a w ine ur- DELTON . Muskegon and Mra. Frank White ol Wurro . famlly . > Mr Mn held. May 7. The May meeting will Mis. »rl VM»3trk:e received . Mr and Mrs. Thoma* Pocock and ‘cf Hqx college We congratulate ban Newman family who have been din­ mnk artswo)d left for their home be with MTa Jamre Rug* and the Caledonia, were Saturday night dinst Ftak«*»WT who has bem> ore- Hvtng in Shirley Sloeuitu tenant twin daughter* of Lansing spent ner guest* guest* of Mrs. Mr*. E. F. Blake and al Kcw new Hudron. nuu-ju. Monday .uni*u»; after —a R,*^rr £ entertainment will consist of a ncr * Tbn 2°SS-' 8unda>’ Klth her parent*. Mr. and family. * The r-oulnr regular rrjxtlnu meeting nl ot __ „ vtell hH eOu«tn. Olenn ridge Field until last June when he Chinese auction of articles contrt- famiiv the Middleville O.EB. chapter. Frl- ctardner at Die Cliff Gardner home, was transferred to the army air Sta Mn^MawrtJ C^iiU pita! tor tevenl weeks' due to an at- Seeber of near Hasting*. spent Mon-1 day evening. April 23. promise* to # TTio latest addtess of Pvt Wm. base at Bridgeport. Conn w The Edward Diterman proprietor of little son David, visited Mr* Glen- SJiedcl had lhe misfortune to drop Il ha* has be«i been des- MdC Mac Corwn L* i, 78Jrd 7Mrd lech Tech. School i farm machinery repair Clara being be one of pleasure. It 4ack of sciatic rheumatism He states Middleville, passed away on '*■■ hex X. Mm ------ ™nverf —VA tn another AVlAthAr ho*-1 tWM- H. jonnaon wniie rar, jonruon ac- ignated a* past matron and part pa- squadron, Bks. 282, Lincoln air conducted at the Ed Ftakbetner Hotel Wednesday after a long illness She well and chDdren in Nashville Sun- a none She went to Richland last taLiinTta datnTwril * Clarence comparted by hi* son Maurice and, tron night and the iniUatory degree* Lincoln. Neb Mac who te an warehouse -------- -------------------------------every~ Wednesday eve­ was a native of Portland. Michigan day. • Thursday and had it pul in a cast. WBrownhtg of Portland spent get- wife, and hi* daughter. Mrs. Bam- [ will be corn erred on two candioatra en<lne mechanic ua* traaafcncd ning from 8 to 11 p m ta well at­ • aral day* in Middleville during tha ard Peck ot Ha*Ung» were at Big The meeting B failed for 7A8 and froro st pcu.riburg. Pla. He write* tended. Last week the Irsxon wa* and came U> Middleville about fifteen banfTeldT Tuesday with her daught ■ Ow and death of hi* ate- Rapid* to Hie funeral of fiylvtater refreshment* will fobow the work, a lhal j^y Overholt of this town is on magneto*, thia week, tractors and year* ago with her first husband. John Hamilton and family a ter Mr* Edward Esterman. * Mr*. Smith, brother of Mrs Johnaon. Tne **te of war sayings atunpaand aUo at> Lincoln. ♦ MnrT. I. Gillett tractor adjustments and on April Fred Hill who was employed at the French MUI. She wm a musician ol Fhilin In,Mr* *P hlMp Bender spent Saturday . tn Mr* Johnson's poor health pre- bond* in this vicinity te going very and daughter*. Marilyn and Janet 28. a guest speaker. Howard Kish­ spent Hie weekend with Hobbs with thirty-five present Mr. Orand Rapid* Rapids with oath her her daughter, daughter, vetted vented her her attendance attendance * Brand - We are - -nicely but chare te *1111 need, for and MUvk Vivian William* wen man will show pictures dealing with for several year* prior to Mr. Hill* Trinun of Albion wax present and Jackson their mother Mr*. Blanche Richard* orand “• with ... very -----------Grand itapio* Rapid.* >iuiui». visitor*. »nm Friday and various subject* in machinery line. FlorenceKapms who returned home sorry---lo ------hear that William your y«~ lny«tmant. Tha year, sal* i uranu » - called on her sister. ** —1 JeraJu The claw is conducted by Cleo Cum­ death after which she made her home explained in detail the Hospital In­ her for the weekend. * Ml** Jeaa- Kior.ewitter suffered another *rri- nt al thn the *Tharoannla>Rellooe Thomapple-Kcllogg liehzial wltoal gigp Mrj al Portland. She returned to this *urancc connected with tha Fann daughter Charlotte and Mn. Bertha cite Howard of Ionia visited her *!*• ;ou* heart spell Saturday white out thus far this year has reached » Keegatra * One of thc niicst -*.r mings of the Flnkbeiner store under test R gathter Mrs Wm. Harper. Thuraday and in the yard. Neighbors carried him total of 86670 08. * taneil Ben-.cr ering> at the Thornapple-Kelkxn; aurptces of the T-K school. All men community on her marriage to Mr. - Bureau and several members de- Bush were Kalamasoo shoppers ■attandral lhe 4-H achievement meet Into tiie house where he ta,*lowly te ill at ill* home wuthwejt ol town ^hool vu* the local 4-H achleve- are invited to attend. * Although Esterman four year* ago Surviving I cided to take out policies for ho*- Saturday altertioon. * Harry Cnltlhe--------------husband----------------------1* a brother. pitaiteaUon Mr* «»..« Harry Babcoek tenden who hu been cared for by w... — ---------- — and strte *how at the T-K school convaleacing. * Cashier EUttee re- with bronchialI trouble. * Mr*. Cha*. mcnl dinner and entertainment. the number of boys out for base­ besides She returned home Friday accom- I turned to lu* bank dutie*. Saturday Robertson and Mr* Mark Rltenle Tjlurgday evening. Nearly 250 moth- ball practice at the Thomappie- Clarence W. Browning of Pnrtlana presented a lesson on farm produc- , Mtes Caroline Solomon at her home -mnled by at a Board- ers ers aIM andi mri*. oc--tuc> b<-hies mwiiisome u.i.'.s guests Kcllogg school la limited due to Funeral services were iield at> lhe non as a necessity in carrying on for some Ume fell one day last week ■mnlita hv Mra Mra Harper liarDr! who ano re-I rr- i after aiirr aa week's wens illness ui.ican. * ■ Mr. mi. and anu were In ... attendance — -- ---m"£d M.- Erttest Er: —"Davte TM-.L- of of Martin M=r!!r. were rerc meeting of th. a-rry . . --------------nretiwi untll until Simday Sunday when when her her niece niece Mra the ^ ’Tymuntv *2u?tJ,rWo'vo- enjoyed thc 112 ------------girls who some enlistments and fa'rm work. Beeler funeral home at 2 pm FYI- the war. The social part of the and broke one of hte legs above the enjoyed thc affair. affair. ... day conducted by Rev E. Carley of evening wu a shower ankle. given byHelhe wu taken ” by-------ambulance —*---------- -----------■• LFiT MtesRuth Howara brought ia«>it ner R.ittanv Sunday .tinner dlnn«r met. guests nf of his his mu.tn cousin, man map* * Uclub* ?1lut* held held at al the ’he. homi of started their sewing project* at the Caafh Earl VanStckte has lined up home * Mra. Carl Gateter wa* con- Clifford Davis and family louth of Mn. Milo Youngs tn NaUivll*|. beginning of the year completed a good team which began lu sched­ Kalamazoo, formerly of Middleville member* for two of lhe newly wed to a Kalamazoo hospital. Saturday ffi’to Thorne severalI days test • OU«r >uesta were Mta Mary *i mn town, x/uici aucaM wcic aaiM —7' VT-~." ~~~ —•••’ meir wo:a. woia. out of 01 117 ill that nun enteredcnierra- ule at Wayland Friday. The day was Interment was made In the Hill members. Mr. and Mra. Fred John- afternoon * Several of lhe ladles their * Moy, and Jack Chaw * Kenneth . Ro»e Seeber of Hastings spent Fri- Uic five had mov.-d away Ml*.* Bui- poor for ball and dust hampered the family lot in Belding cemetery . • son. The May meeting will be held of the Woman's Society of Chrts..i v»m*t nf ttwVvin wa. is. weekend day with lhe formers patent*. Mr. lit county extension leader waa pres­ players, so our local boys but. but A telegram was received by Mr*, at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry i Uan Service cleaned the Metliodist w^Pnltn and tMlketl to the girls on their arc hoping for future success. This WUi H Johnson. Thursday notify- Babcock * Mr. Aggie Willison te church last week. Some of lhe men Ranul* were Sunday dinner guests ».« and •Mrs. — — W. •• ■ H_-Jotu>*on. •— ‘ Rapid* guM-.s vurftor of hl* wife. Helen. at the Kapuu 're Rev. .. and Mr*. ---------Sunday------------was observed ' ~ ~ al the Meuiowwk glrU a style Thursday afternoon the boy* play ing her of the death of her brother, some improved in health but is sUll Slnted the basement, w Mra. HaiOf Her parent*. GeorgeHenry Br— honie * M1M Jeanette Whittemore says she thinks . .CUrtte. honoring the 82nd birtlulay Rugg of Battle Creek and soldier , dtsl chujrtfwith two lovely and ap-' show and picture* on citrus fruit Freeport here Other games sched­ Sylvester 8 Smith. 71 who died al confined in lhe Leite hospital « •• of — twen- were shown. All wl«> attended the uled are. April 30. Delton, there: hl* Irnnr at Big Rapids following Wayne Buckland te in the Leila '. Christinas must be just around the ' OfRev. CurU*. * Miss Martha Jean irlend of Ft. Custer were Sunday I proprlate services. A choir — ai> .w. her x,... Christmas cactus — 1* ----------- by Gerald aMaU. ,p<..ak of it a* a big succra*. Mav 7. Delton, here: May.11. Way­ a brief illness from the flu. Mr bospitnl taking medical treatment. comer. ». Schad returned home the first of vLMtora of her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. ty-flve voice* directed ----wu liul JJp. sang cantata. ...ca **,e mv Miut teacher ut of uic the ccucco- land. hcie; May 14. Preeport. there; Smith whs born in Middleville, at- * Mr *nd Mra. Orin Johnson held in bloom It wa* tn bloom last De­ - - ------- „----" .. the... ...!?tB.JB7. ' The ...... '• Walker, icaiuct last week from a weekend visit tn J L Rugg. * Mr. ar.d Mra. Herman Stacker Thorn-Crowued King before — -a nomic» department has helped the May 18. Caledonia, here; May 28. fended the looal high school and a reception at Uielr home Sunday cember. * Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pat■ Chicago, whh WAVE Hazei Camp- .McConnell of HOUanfi were at their Thorn-Crowur-* ■* — attentive audience In the complete thclr projects os she Caledonia, (here. * Mr. and Mrs. learned the meat business at the evening for their ton Fred and wife ton called on Jhelr brother and *1*bali. The girl* also were dinner home for the weekend. * Misses 'large and guests of Mrs. Marc Squire in north Helen Goman and Marcella Davis evening the young people prraenud lcavei for ht.r IM.W p^ion al Jack. Wm. H. Johnson visited hi* sister. Conrad Clever meat market. Later. who were recently married. * Mr. ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. William „ dle,iclan ln the hospital, on Mr, Rer-" «*eeb-r near wen i nompaon ne wa* in bust- an d Mrs spent I •’?.*! M7'..Wm. Wm-_Rice R*c®«*.? en.t Sunday i?un„tl’v Depriester ?eEf’eAtcr. at u 1 the L,le W. W IK KeUogs Chicago. * Mr. and Mn. Ralph Ta­ are having a week*' vacation from a candle-light tervice with Maxine Mondivof lut week i Mra nfM at. and Oran2 *••**»- *“»' relative* near Olivet. * For- Farm Sunday afternoon. ' bar and daughter Mildred of Grand their studies at lhe Lucid Secretar­ Flnkbeiner as reader. Many thanks «atuwlBy. * Mf. and Mrs. Russell John ' Adams were dinner * ' Rapid* were Sunday visitor* of her ial school in Grand Rapid*. * Mr*. should be given the directors ot soiornon accompanied by her mothX!' \ Rettv e-amniM-ii nf p ciieruteu a marxec tor several I Battle Creek and will devote hl* guest* — ot their acn-in-law and , slater. Mrs Sam Coats and husband. Fannie Perrault Ui staying with her thesc two fine service* as well a* tl.c er Mrs JeMlf Marsh of ,ne Wjrt 'Pent the ‘ weekend with the latte?* yea ™ ln Bl Rj u P ‘ d »retiring a few time to hte farm * Orr Dunn was daughu., -., u ighter. Mr. and Mrs Glenn Wll★ Mr. and Mra. C. L. Hiar accom­ son Edward and family in north­ participant*. The ypuna- people* county line, and her brother-in-law irtrents' Mr andI Mn Jareta rlmn yeat* ago of P°°r health brought home from Leila hospital hams and famlly nt lhe W. K. Keipanied by their little granddaugh­ west Thornappte. * Mr*. E. I. Sher­ service was directed by Mte* He*- and 5Ut,r Mr and jgrs. Charles bHl of town* * Mrs ^CliJrtri Following IhajBjth of K^firat wife | in Battle Creek Monday and Mr*, logg farm Sunday, hteo attended andMU» Wlb- Towne of Wayland were at Ba-, ter. Rachel Hiar of Wayland who wood of Grand Rapids te staying nnd son Bill nf Merritt hc *’iUS P’8'71’4 t0 Ml---. Gladys । cline has been secured as nurse. Sunday school and church *ervlce-s had spent the weekend with them. with her sister. MrsFJ. H. Campbell, ber. Preceding the evening program Cllv Sunday to a reception at thr Grav v Hora of ^lr mother ’ m-taw and ' C,eon "' 1 --------------------------------------,n lhr Wesleyan church in Hickory Ml*» Marjorie Mill* played a proof Mr alld Mr . J<lhn Mllf . • were at Battle Creek Sunday after­ west of town, indefinitely. * Mr* •randmother Mra Marv Gru- ?nce “ reaWwrt ®f Middleville. h<- . rarHYVILLK Corner* in the forenoon and in the " noon to visit Mr. and Mrs Eldon Don Leyendecker. nee Norma Gib­ gram ol organ numbers The Ea.- honortng their daughter. Ixrrainr WcdWaT M Wh« <S tou£ > a^g^att^Wrano? • Week's Letter nAtrt- ------Rimrlnv ....a . JI , who , ___ ' Hiar. Eldon who wa* discharged son. returned home Tuesday after t*r «*rvlr» — . ..----«nu will unoi> tosowiiv » <• i a m weeks' visit with her husband. charge of the pastor. Rev. I. W. Mi- married on Saturday. The groom's ■ ng the next afternoon. Rill wlio , from service some time ago because •.“£ i Mr and Mr*. Wayne Stewart, who ; ^“•hWi was presented in the ' ot a back injury, went to the Vet­ Sgt. Don Leyendecker. at Camp nor and includea baptism of Infante home is at Wayland but hr has been te a junior at Michigan State Col- t1"I live on the Mudge farm, are thc Taruta i P«rents of a baby girl born Tuesday * Nearly thirty ladles attend. erans hospital in Detroit this Mon­ Ci order. Mo. Her winter clothes and reception of new memb. i* employed at Bay City for some ume lege nnd a member of ROTC left flv’ : day for observation. * The last reg­ which were rather burdensome in TTiose having Lenten sacrificial * ,vtr an(t Mrs Va, Qormsen and for Ft. Custer. Friday where he en- d7uriiErh Manter Smith aiimher '“^rnobn at Pennock hospital. The ^LB‘0„faL‘*.dy ‘’TssSTn'^w" nlk* the south, were none too warm when boxes are asked to bring them in. p U | e daughter. Marilyn of Otsego. ular meeting of the Middleville Wo­ ter* service as sergeant. * Mr*. Ray Mra £nnte Sraei* of UtUe raUs Upped the scales at 7 lbs , J00”5 of and Mra D. W. Robman's Club will be held this Tues­ she struck Chicago and Michigan A portion of the offering will bt visited her parents. Rev. and Mn. Lrons accompanied by her steter inmeru - 1 oat "nd ho* been named Lua Ade- h“°n- >“l we*k Tuesday nigh.. L o. lC^? wcr? i le. Congratulations. * Mtes Violet । There wa* a radio script, the folday. Mra. O. E Blake will give a with the icy blast* we had last week. used for our boy* in sen lee. * Mr. j w Mlnor Monday of last week ; Mra Chas McPrck of Augusta left ' ^nAe at Eft£ Norton diiShfer of Mr and Mr* , >0*'n« ■ **• Trd smltn were, STsSShv for M^tt ^re they ' bobby talk on glass, w Mr. and Mr*. ♦ Mrs John Goorhouse underwent and Mr* William J Uebler accom- w Mr and Chas Williams entrtdained Mias an operation for removal of tumor panled by a Grand Rapids fnrnt. Thursday night guests of his moth­ ‘will sp«Qd a week with their broth-’Tt» avmnat^1 oT^nraSv'Jnhn Nor,°i> and Joh» H Birman John Chamberlain Mrs Roger WHArbor this•---------------noon where r rri. ,»un.iiui Mrs Hattk-Smith who accompanHester Soelen and Harold Kermeen and the appendix, at Pennock hos­ left for Ann iL Lr™. J *pre unned ln marriage Friday eve- , Mr*. Llncohi Bush Mra Milo —--------------uu lii -v'.iniraii- er Alfred Davis and their slater.. f J -,,d. ------- ---to tlielr -------■■■ • !Mr* Bert Briggs and families. * i^thiVkiSr* °orro*u,« rung April 89 by Rev. J. J Willltt* -Farmworth hoiae •in Grand at dinner Saturday evening. ♦ MU* pital Friday morning. She 1* mak­ Wm. will receive treatments at the u.d■ them Farnsworth and Mra Mrs. WHteVa WiltaYd whii. Whitre­ Rrtl)!d5 FYmay mbming and u - I The Baptist people are planning for lamHy tn Untveraity hospital Mr* L. will reKathleen Chamberlain, who te; ing a good recovery and will be glad University at the Iwnw of Rev and Mr*. Wil- ' । letnore. * Mn. Robinson and Mr* thc week. Wm.. maiiu-d until Sunday * Mrs. Au-studying at the Evangelical college to receive cards from her friends. * turn the middle of the Hhrre full dnvs the tatter part of th. I PLEASANT RIDGE Utts. They- were attended bv their Bertha Adams were in charge of .* Naperville n.pc..u.e and -ou a . girl »... friend, will .... Mrs. Russell Bedford was confined Sr.. te in charge of the More durtiig ncy nnd tao children of Chica. (week tn celebration of the founding ■ al [ refreshments. * Mr. and Mrs. EiPnrenta. We wish them every happlWeek's vvacation, aJ*ence- * Mr and * Mrs. K„. ure cxjiectrd the latter part of |rf their church society, ninetv yearn I spend next stack's —•'— with ~',u to her home last week with bron.andt * Mr ,,M» * Mr» Nrl1 Walker of Ches- i wyn Hayward and three children ber jiarents Rev. and Mrs. LeRoy chlal trouble. * Mra. Minnie Gora Claude Kermeen entertained at a the week to six-nd the Euler aeliool ago Thr .services will begin ThUn- : *'‘5 A1’ '* P*' ! •‘“'"g spent i>srt of the week with • of Hastings called on Mr* Blanche . Chamberlain In Leighton. * Mrs .Minor who was a visitor of tier family dinner Sunday for the plea- vacation with her mother and st- <tay evening at 8 pm. with Rev. Ray ”r'd n„ J3',, v P rlulii hpr ,nolhrr- Mra Anna Dcrine. * Richards Saturday evening. * Mn. Dot a Gannon returned Friday from brother-in-law, Rev. I W. Minor sure of Harold who goes to Kala- ter Mr* Dor.i Babcock and Mr. rftond Davy a former mtenonary tr. ’‘“V?? . ' Mtv. Etolw Day sulfered a double:i Wade Town and daughter. Mr* Leo . a two days' visit at Nashville with and family for several day*, left mazoo Wednesday for hi* final Rux..-ll Bedford and husband cn Africa as thr sneaker He was a *?”• LWer K inno Mom- .fracture of her ankle Saturday Chamberlain visited Mr and Mn. her aunt. Mr* Elizabeth William*, for her home at Traverse City, physical exam for service. Present Grand Raubte St. * Mrs. Mvra 'worker m E'hlopta until th* Italian ' 1 »taht nnd as n result te taking an, Alien Terry and son Michael at ■ and her sister. Mr*. Lydia Bradford. Thursday morning. * Mr. and Mr*. were Mr and Mrs. Stuart Reigler Hackney of Hut.ngs te spendliu ■ Invnsir,n cla«ed thr territory to mis-j h2v * iU~ dTF'ivI;'nforeed six weeks vacation from I Plainwell Sunday * Mr*. Willard : Mrs -Crow looked after the Rey- Day Pugh of Vermontville, were and two son*. Mr. and Mr- Joe (ll. week with her daughter. Mr irionary effort He will show stere-1 da>' „. k. ‘“I}*??!' reboot She was taken to P.nnoek Waters and *on of Plainwell vi»nokb household during her absence Sunday visitor* of her parent* Mr Corrigan and baby daughter, and RuxmU Render .end Lunllv south of ontlron Views end curio*. Fridaj-15a" iT srSSf.. a mw*3’ hospital Sunday morning where It ited her titter. Mn. Max Reynolds • * Mrs. Martha Dean of Irving was and Mra. Wth. McKevilt. and took Miss Hester Soeten. locaL * Mrs tov.n. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Fr.-d W .-rlnga ' night has been designated a< Young JSfv aSl? 'w”" “nd * caal P**1 on anrt one day last week. ♦ Ted Wren ot a Sunday dinner guest of her ion. their small daughter Marv Ellen. Adelaide Baird received word of and her mother. Mr. Adelaide ■Peoples night with Rev Mateomb ■day *\_^L^‘.d ^ra Rmt-, .hr |a resting as comfortaBly as Middleville called on his aunt. Mn. Olenn Dean and family. * Mrs. who had been here for two week* thc death of her brothr. Thomas Bairel of north Grund Rapids St R Cronk of Grand Rapids, speaker Jd.Jf "PlTi.Vi -ixaMble at. her home. ♦ We feel we Mary Shedd Sunday * Mr and Mra. home with ------them, * w Irving Luu has Magee of Seotu. Sunday, at the w.re Sundav afternoon visitors a: : Sundav will Nellie Thomptor. was confined to --------home-coming day z*. .rjjl and rtAtl," .“■eJ5,r a,nd nn<i plentv nf excitement around Calvin Powell of Hastings called on ' hr* I. >me all ta‘t week with an at- completed his work at Battle Creek The /.Vn5n11 wll*jbS JohiMDn=W!r-ringa home tn with Rev Fred W Haherer. of th< C^drc" a,wI!|d”* ’’{f ’ this particular comer Saturday I their irtster. Mrs. Blanche Richards tack of flu * Mr*. John Robel von and wm home Inst week. He also held Tuesday and will be attended South Thnrnappi. * Mr and M-> H iberer mixsion of Detroit a* speak- }££*• "’J?' ^ilY ™’to'” '! 0° « ,n B**ld'*« ‘he ac- Sunday. * Charles Harrington who of Uu stat? hoaplt.il at Caro, spent has a sore thumb, from a cut which bv several ---- - relatives -------- .... from ....... this ...... rection ....---- Lewi* qviuuihu Solomon i,!I Grand umxi Rapldr..iu ■ r at both -er.-lces Special music ® Wm cldcnt to Eloise Day. lhe 2G year has been confined to hu bed for the weekend with her parents. Mr. required five stitches to close, re­ Mr. Magee was a resident of Yankee wcfl. Sundav afternoon visitors * M^ Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Cecil Honk Ron*. Mr. Mr, oJd arandson of Mr and M„ E1. teveral days was reported- to be able " ” u......... —It service * and Mra. Malecmb Mac I ver at Par- ceived while- doing.work for friends. ■Springs twp. during ehll.ll-.ood.• m. wiu.in brotheri viu Gltnn nnd if num. tn.il’. « Evening serile?> arc nt 8 pjn up Kcnnetn ” • Mrs. Robert Abliey V' of 5722" ...... , T. hi* . ................... no iiiiu nm ana and !■ ■ x “.dxk Battlr n*rr Gilh-tt took it in hi* >,^35 voiine |,TWn. ■lo• sit • -- ».< •■»• •last — •Friday. — j -* WV.M o Mr and Mrs Kln „ e ol* Mr. ..jl Mr. W.ar but later settled in Kal.iiiuwtlrrt nun- Mr and Mi:. All-n Pender cf Ha-- Suni’n if.-v itm 3t ij am. ♦ Mr Cr,5k;.Mr a8d!S{nnt’ tv near wljcre hte people iirat hied ting., acre caller, of their niece, and Mra John Wehner who moved'?1*’ Mr. and Mrs Albert Klnne and wandered nearly *« mile before T®*n *ho2ia* bc,tn *5*U?,ne<1 !n “ when theycame west from Ne» York Mr- A. C Johnson and hu bati-.:. here about five month* .ago from en*.!'rd ■ birthday d‘nncr discovered. Both event* happened IS I*m? state. * Thc two little sous of-Mr. Tin.day <>f laiit week * Rc-uiinld Orand Rapids, and purchased। thj thl K,,nd Sunday and Mrs. Rolland nt the mne time and naturally,’™,*f""d^ FCaK“2‘?Lr *• »v with Mr “ nd “ « »toi!a.ta Rationing Adds to the Economy of Home-Baking! and Mr*. Charles WiUtanu. are ta>th smith and Edison Chamberlain Art Alice Hoyt residence, had a straak treak Bolton »<-d Richard in Hasting*.‘ । there was a lot of frightened people victims of whooping cough. * Mr th,- Thomapple-Kelloggschool-i^rr 1MI| * There will be Easter services at■ lo Che W. homo, . Mr. H„ r. and Mrs. Melvin Watktna of Grand representatives to the annual tnert- 1 Um Mrs Oeor«e Kern * Mr* Mary war;~jss»”~ STAS « Get a Sniff of (hat fresh BAKED BREAD/ made with Enriched LILY WHITE "Tho FLOUR the Best Cooks Use" JladUA, NEED LILY WHITE FLOUR MONEY Raplds were Sunday dinner guests of her aunt. Mrs. Paul Carry and family in Leighton. * Mr* Ida fichkh and son Earl arc living in the east Mattie Lynd restrttnhalf of the Mrs. Mrs Maine dence vacated by the Bert Mugridge * ,Vlf. P>thlan S’***”? wl11 enjoy a potluck supper at their resular mreUne thl* Tiiesdav * Mrs. Edward Wleringa of the west evunty ^•“fn«hcrMtnUr'.^HUr>;3‘.‘M." han of Grand Rapids will entertain at a shower for Mrs Michael fibrehan at lhe former s >tome. this Wednesday evening. Mr*. Sheehan recently returned from New Mexico where her husband is receiving fif*1"0}*' * .n,“ Western Patricia Elwood ere back InKhopl aH5r« *^e.0 ke?'2°* *. !fr and Mrs. Clair Brog entertained the following friend* and relatives from Grand Rapids at a pot luck dinner Bunday evening; Mr and Mr*. N lnjt ul F,.,urc Farmers of Amcrica at Lansing Tursd.’i * Rev „nd Mr„ . w. and hcr n„„h. er. Mr: ’triam ire: Hites ul o the fumcr s •tetcr-in-l.iw, -tster-in-iaw, Mrs Mrs. Minnie fanner g«... Minor, who was their guest >u*t week, visited al the home of Rcv Minor's brother Ray at Ssian3C. Tuesday * Mr*. L R Beeler returned home Wednesday evening fro,n ‘■°uPle dav»‘ «»“ Rapids with her daughter, Mrs Robert Fro ,t * Mr*. Ada Shaw of south Thomapple, spent the weekend with her brothre-m-bw and 4t*trr. Mr and Mi*. Bert Acrhart near Hasthic*. * Jack Chase oi State College, Kalamarm -pent lhe weekend at home with hl. Parent*. Mr. and Mrs Dine Cha-^ * MLm Maxine Flnkbeiner. Junior m i-K ^ooi. who hil> several honor. Hite pu>t year .for mtah-re.•. <ied efforts In various lints cf debating and dramatics, and 4-H wo.k. has Ixen named one of fixtren Barry county girl* andbov-. to form a 4-H council She is the ,t>nly rrnresentativc from'Thornan'.u *. Tlir m;,ny ?4ldrtl.. '/S^*tamF?S«3Sr~. »"'Sina.riai»riSJr1a™ issr>'ss M-oSSki; -ulkner spent Sunday with hher sister. Mr. Mrs. Charles Kofi . Bnd Mrs jeim^y <ui.;wUh "r *terer which they •>--• hid just'finished — m- tendanee ^ndan7 a* .nectal T*1®1 invitation ln1vllatl°" u(Mr pare.—. nertnr and printing imide. The ,s“"£aJ’..S?**’!?,?' i ■te“ >■-............ came on' and family in Middleville. * Mn **Ktevering fire department was calltd. but ‘he i WocWtarkf adli give a and ..j ..---wm re- Mary Doster who has been spend­ ing a week with iter daughter. Mra. conflagration was stubborn and'’“ua?"}®n,‘J* challt ulk- *nlmain a tew days longer. -* LaVem Quick near Banflnld U now • „..u -------. .. — .. — keepi ng of the da y. Mr nnd Mra stanIpy Halcv and I fork some time before It was con­ the home of her son-in-law and trolled and then not until the reur I wnPF rFNTBR children of Lansing. Mr. and Mn. al daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, of tiie house and the roof was a.ilt h.. It. M Dutmer and Mr*. L. E. Mudge Norwood. * Mr and Mrs. Penbrook I .burned ...ncu ....u and U.-VMUS upstairs coiucnui contents aamdam11 .. at? t.Z" I Grand Ranids were Sunday din­ ar, ri Some of thc household gnods ■ !"*'lLh!?..f .1 uj? AUin ,rt guesu of Mrs. Clara Day and of Hastings are now al the home on the first floor were carried out.! }®«’*L ’»“* ijre. iu.rni? family. Mra. Mudge will remain for of Arthur Eddy, caring for him. * and Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. Russell Mott ana K..t .h. — — in ----------— I the south. * Mr. and Mrs. Horace B fe ^ vU1 t . # Mr. and Mrs. but thc damage will amount to sev- 1 Saturday era! hundred dollars, but 1* cov-1•Tunigate and children of Delton Huron Healy and daughter have Mt*. Carl Svataman spent„„ their Uster. Mrs. Peat! wrnner Is । vU1‘ed at the Clarence Payne home moved in with Mrs. Clara Day and ' evening cred bv insurance. Mrs. Wehner nA?,1'.* with Y J'miJ! tw !? a enurin cf"Mra”w"p Corson * ?,unda£, * Mni Birdena LylUe of Vivian and Huron will work Hie ^t[u m? Mn. Gentue Mason and sister. Eit-I arfjooL Eaton Co,, farm this year. * Mrs Elsie Davis, ot Baltic Creek the nice Oliver of south Thomapple -*^1 ‘he weekend with her moth- Si. ‘.“5™“ Mr er.-.Mra Mrs. Flov Floy McDermott. McDermott, ♦ w Mr. Mient Friday In Grand Rapids * er Milton Warner and iio.i.r nnr Co«u orov, wiu. her * s,‘ ‘‘"d Eleven contestant* from Zeeland.1 Band .nd Mn HT°EitES>VpU -VimS".? fchaStS* SuX Wyoming Park and Thomapple- ! daughter Lois of Battle Creek spent nvnoKK schools scmxM* iocx p»n in mtnruiiKellogg took part the Dis- |j Sunday afternoon wJth their par and Mra Keny aBn Mira P Carpenter, of Delton trict 5 rremn F xprech context held ?"u,A*hbJL, * StaW nf iS?P <£2ta ^irov^ a : *ho B hoapital. ♦ Mr. hcre on Thuradav afternoon. We' Mrs\«,A t4.l.M<l?c.r !x’ n Sih.ta Mn^KliS^fMw w« and Mra John B“re“’8BH> callea understand the event was very int,»Mf trusting and inspiring but a bad in In■ kii: the I ;.-.;TuTurr ^P^t*** lidhome >ta J MwS’n to ' »• cr.ld prevented our personal ap- "e,rfIulur%? Mr and ¥’’■ ? Kl.' !m^« “'‘ .RM‘rn“*.nnd'Mr nM^ 11?..'“' ’ pearnner. which we did regret This J------------------------,ah u*®.*C,-----Bt Hinds dLvtrict. anaJL^SSM&W Mr*. Z* contest consisted of oratory, decla-:Wah ^ke. rrm^eling Han)W Hlgdon and daughter of bro!!’e.'who U ,n 4 ho*l,lla‘ mation and dramatic reading »wl i ■ Battle Creek and Mr and Mrs 10 Kalamazoo. the r. mH* a- zivrn us by thecoacii I ' Welbv Crockford and Janice of RARNUM SCHOOL Henry Cunningham are ns follows: Woodland were Sunday dinner Fir-t place winners, oratorical de. guests of Mr and Mr* .. L. Mareerv Reewr a student at oar* J j l. Higdon iiigaon Rec*or tonite het husband. Warren Bredahl, who riamuticn Wllhemina DeVries. Zee-1 h»Pllal afler hay tog five opera- Mnests dor Mr. ana Orrald pottg, and j K??Margery aI“"j0 entered M-rvicr July 1 toil with a land, dramahe declamation one ?f ■ tion*. i children children ofof Woodland Woodland were *®re after- ;“ on*£££}' account of ilinet*. She te much lieutenant rating ha* been, rur Middleville girls. Maxine Pinknoon callers. * Little Stantex I better and will probably soon be b.lnrr: oratory. Richard Howland. > M'Kr,N ‘ of Lansing was n Sunday d»nn«! aWe to return to her studies. * Wratnintr Park school; extrmpo- ' Remember to come to church aue.M of hte great grandparent^ ■ j|elrn RCe*or of Mecosta spent the ith her two little girls. Joan speech. Robert William* of WvomSunday ond hear a good Eas­ {h-v- •nd Mrai J- J; * weekend at home. * Roger Johnson , ter sermon and Easter music. * Pa,ne unaY ,®L K"**®"®0 of tiie U. S. Navy i» spending r. Miss M-ircelle Gillespie was an over spent the weekend a‘ home. . few weelu at lhe hcme of , the weekend guest of Mis* Bern It* __________ ___ ,--------“ • * ■ Cogswell In Nashville. * .Mr and A 175 Series E War Savings Bond Johnson and with other relative,. Mra Bert wn Trautwine irautwine of or thc me Center uenrer ■ wjn win purchase purchase aa **30 caliber’ ----sein*’te i ►i’J* Mr* “ — rrx—<1 .S? Wl... * Ire* WHaifatnn — — _— , *“«■!!!!? •nH “* . _"UComMlf nntor . Marine nnd ">"« *b,^,X Injury but te considerably better. Mra. Aima Gqodrnough were Sim- supply him with a ga* mask. * Mr and Mrs. Keith Durkee and day afternoon callers at Orr and ---------------- < • * 1 — Alfred Fisher's ♦ Sunday dinner Venereal dlaeaae has trebled in famlly spent Sunday with rttaUves 'in Freeport ♦ Mr and Mrs. Walter BuesU of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Sio- • France since tbe Nazi occupation. Durkee of Battle Creek spent a few day* with Fred Durkee while Mrs. Durkee visited her daughter. Mr... Roland Valentine of Ann Arbor. * M ACRES of good level land In Woodland Township. । Elwyn Bako ot Lansing was a Sat­ urday night guest of Elite Johnston. inrnl turn tn aeers of woods. Price M.OOC.OO * Sunday evening guest* at the A GOOD ALL MODERN 6 room house on W. Green SL Herbert Johnston home were: Ho­ ward and E3wyn Baker of Lansing: Hot air heat, hot Maier. 3 bedrooms and hath up. Liv­ Mta* Lucille Heintzelman of Lake ing room, dining n»m and kitchen. Large basement. Odessa and Miss Jean Prescott ol Has oak floors, attached double garage. Wonderful Lansing. * Good, Sound Investments in REAL ESTATE! KMX) .00 ROOM HOI moumrnl. It lure 3 bedroom* and bath up. I bedroom ■loan, living room, dining room and kitchen. Fireplace, i...- .. ■ .... . . , ■ j ||ai |,pa| jlol wuttr system. Pric< .43.3S8.M NOTHEK BARGAIN i> rooms and bath all modern house. 3 bedroom, and hath up. Living room and din- Ini rlny- In. ......................... ILZOO.OO WONDERFI L HOME that I* an c* Built. $3,800.00 EARL R. BOYES FIGHT WASTE AS YOU DRIVE Thc 35 Mile Speed Limit is a vital part of thc Mileage Rationing Program! For fast driving burns up rubber . . increases the operating cost of your car’ Remember— your tires will go just about Z’Zi times os for at 25 os they will’ at 50! If you take care of the speed, we’ll take core of thc service to keep your tires rolling! DRIVE IN TODAY FOR REAL ESTATE BROKER (The best invcktmenl on earth te tbe earth IteclT) STEBBINS ULI I.DING PHONE 2659 ANDRUS SERVICE Phene 2240 Hastingi MILO lout Week's Letter Guy Crook of Hastings called on W. A. Spaulding Thursday after■ noon. * Mr*. Emily Wilcox and Mrx. । Merle Bradfield were Knlamaroo ! shopper* Thursday. * Mr* Made­ line Norman. Marilyn. Mr. and Mr* Ru*h Saunders ana Mary attended the play at Hickory Comer* school Friday evening. * Mr and MrsMerle Bradfield and Jack attended lhe Hard Times party at Delton school Friday evening. * Ramona Oxbcrne underwent a very serlou* operation April 2nd and, iur manv friends and playmates will be glad to team that she te recovering very nicely although she L* still a very sick little girl. Mona has been out of school since December TWO LOCAL MEN HOME ON FURLOUGH Pvt Winn Green and Pvt Jany-a Mulder, who were recently transferrtd from Camp Robin- on. Ark . to Pon George Meade, near Balllmore. Md._ arrived Sat. Apr. 10. Ptt. , Green having a twelve day furlough and Pvt Mulder an eleven day fur­ lough. The two men have been to­ gether ui camp sinew leaving Ha*, tinsm avid both are in the infantry where they have had many Interesting experience*. Pvt. Oieen had to report for duty on April 31 and Pvt. Mulder on April 30. �CITY COUNCIL I Cloverdale. Hope twp.. Barry Co. , Site wm united in marriage to ' George Btreildorff on Jan. I. 1888, ' who passed away in 1920; and on ' Nov. 6. 1923 .'tic waa united in mar­ riage to Frank B. Zimmerman. , Surviving are the husband. Frank , one stepson, David; and two atept daughter*. Mrs. Lol* Rowland. Fort < Wayne. Ir-J.. end Mrr. Mary Herminta-of Orangevine: two brothen. I on S3 30 H flu *•> ?n thllT ih-rt PLEASANT HILL 1 DUNHAM DISTRICT ' Mr, and. Mrs. Bert Palmer and ,3*“n« “• V'vl*n son Paul atunded a family ?*thcrlng Sunday at the home of hi-r !t^part of her flfteen day leave brother. Lloyc Shroyer and famBy ; w* i ilr uf! ot Marshall it honor of her father.1 Cyrus Shroyer who wa* seventy-five CHttOTs Harrta and daughter »P«J years old. *. Mra. R. J. Tolan and : hero °fMr. and son Lynn of Detroit are spending J*™ Chas. lite week at thr home of her par- • P®r 1‘ J- ™ a, nuui enta, Mr and Mra. Clare Williams. l‘n(1 ¥rs;,cl>df £l'^c?!"1* Dogs got into Austin Loftus* I fheep Saturday night killing some I fourth uound dauuhtar born to and injuring several. * Mr. and day. April 13. * Mr. and Mrs. Wart | Ji*.h Mr*. Moll Bedlard attended a din­ M ner Sunday evening at the home of Checsentai were in Nashville BatMr. and- Mn. Arthur Bedford hon­ urduy afternoon attending funeral »nd all «• . oring their son George wiio is home services (or lhe latter"* aunt. Mra. r*4ntru ta Dena Feighner. Mrs -Sadie Oatroth ftwt st i on furlough. * Mrs. Vere Carter. was also present, she and Orover “f J” r.i 1.. »>• III.-C' l.r n t*ar »r4iiu■act tUII ■f'tcr Saturday from the Daisy "Bergman has re­ her home after spending. Olh Kill. !>u. Betty nnd Dale Sp'nuellcr. The biggest job confronting Coach Joe Brozak ts finding and । developing some hurlers and catch­ ers Dean Keeler nnd Dale Spon’ seller have looked good In practice. family dinner Sunday in honor ol Junct's 4th birthday. * Lorretta Johnson of Prairieville spent Friday night and Saturday with Margaret Houghtaling. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilcox nnd children of Battle,Creek were guests of his parents. Mr. ;.nd Mra Herbl-* Wilcox Bunday. * Mr. and Mrs. John Darby will entertain the Dor­ , caa Society of North Maple Grove. Wednesday. April 21 Pot luck din- IF YOU NEED READY CASH ou-art, Tue.Miay April 6. a daugh, r. * Mrs. Hpn.-t Kinney. who underwent n grajor operation last week at Pennock hospital, was ex­ pected honu- Sunday • Prayer vention of the W. M. church Michi­ meeting will be held at the homt gan conference nt Holland uccnt- S on jour requirements. We will budget your-wpay. menu to fit your income. held al thc Good Will church Fri­ day evening at 8 o'clock. On Bun­ Monaiy society will mri Wednes­ day evening at 8 o'clock nn Easter day. April 21 for dinner with Mr pageant Will be presented * The and Mrs. Leo Griffith. Bring thank offering and glfta for the mission- cal people taking advan­ tage of our Friendly Loan Plan. Why Not You? CITIZEN'S CREDIT CORPORATION day at Robert Shrlcker'r. at Rich•M *■*'' Judge, land. * Mr-. Clyde Warren anil ' ' " ' 1 Patty were in Battle Creek SaturJ»"-’ »• ,,urB.'- "',k i day. * Mr.-. Rusnell Whittemore ।_____________ .___________ , nnd Judy attended thc Buck reIf5ATIO1I outstanding citizen always ready to union nt .Carlton Sunday. * Mr. 0BDEB 10,1 PtrtV0**1®’ help In every good cause. There and Mra Clyde Warren and Pattv,, "uJ.'" 1 was never any question about which were In Lansing Sunday. * Harold ,"r ’’""b 1 1 side of an issu'! Mr. Shepherd would । OU* and sister Lorain of Katana" ■LJti zoo were visitors nt Fred Otis Pri-! f*' 1 good clean citizenship. * Mrs. Shep­ day. * Phil Warren of Lansing was 1 ' herd who hunt been in the best a caller at Clyde Warrens Sundsy. i-rr.’.nt, iunorst.u sta»n of health for the last year or so * Willie Wurm of Shultz spent one j0.irr „t i-T., hu tho sympathy of thclr mum iinncu. * Mias Doris Burpee, of Delton spent from Friday night un­ til Monday with MIm Gloria Springer. * Mr. and Mrs. Russel । Holme? of Pontiac spent the week­ end with her parents. Mr. and Mra. 'The'Building & Loan Amocialion Help Finance Remodeling and Repairing” Mrs. Eble Pixley and Mra. Marie Armour called on their friend and former neighbor Lottie Dollbter. at Wall Lake Thursday. * Clyde DcKllcier from Great Lakes Training Station is spending a short leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake DeKilder. * Mra. Daisy Chapman's mspltai Keep your car up topar with Studebakerservice YOUR HOME NOW! Let’s put your car in top condition for Spring driving SPRING . . . lx the time to again think of repairing or remodeling your home. It may be a new room you may want lo add. fix up lhe basement. attic or a new roof. Regartleas of what your home needs the Government want* you to keep It up In "lip-top" shape, to Increase living-space, tf potable, lo accommodate another family, or even one more room for a War Worker. Material! are available for these neces­ sities and you ran secure financial aid for them throuih your Building A Loan Association. We art In a position to loan money for repairing and remodeling homes. Arrangements can be made to repay in coiivcnlenL regular installment*. If you are considering buying a home that Is already built «f can arrange to finance It for you. Our plan has proved very satisfactory a* our Interest rates are very reasonable and payments can be arranged for your convenience. IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO REMODEL. REPAIR OR BUY A HOME AND NEED FINANCIAL AID—STOP IN AND LET US EX­ PLAIN OUR PLAN. THE HASTINGS BUILDING A LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 ’cause he told ma about the DEVOE 2-COAT SYSTEM Friday night. Snnncvtlle and Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Mbener .ipent the weekend with Alva Kenyon nnd family nnd Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kenyon of Has­ tings spent Sundav with them. * Alta Mosher who has been spend­ ing the winter In Florida expected HIS Spring, it's more important than it ever was before to have vour car thoroughly reconditioned and re­ vitalized. T None of ui can tell how long our pres­ ent cars mav have to do. Wc nave a war to win—ana every automobile that helps case thc transportation situation is a potential aid to Victory. 2-COAT SYSTEM MILEAGE So don't take chances with your car, whatever make you drive. Come in now and have it put in tip-top shape by our expert, factory-trained mechanics. These meoarc Essential Transportation Work­ ers who fully realize their responsibility to the community and the nation. MEANS BETTER CARE Limited driving has created new oper­ ating problems. Old servicing methods are no longer completely adequate. Our apecial Spring inspection and tunc-up service is based on new procedure* that were devised by factory experts after ex­ haustive tests in thc great Studebaker en­ gineering laboratories and on thc famous 800-acrc Studebaker proving ground. Thc less you drive the more likely it is your battery will run clown ... and the sooner your motor oil will contaminate I That's why better care per mile is thc safest car policy for gas rationing! Save time, save money, save vour carlet us keep it up to par with Studebaker MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. HIE. STATE ST. RATIONING HASTINGS * PHONE 2101 STEB & JA H«t* �■Tn? F3ST™9S A**?**.*- thv^pay. AfttiL n iw ’ THE 2ND WAR LOAN DRIVE IS ON! ’ Winner Take All! There is one stark and simple fact about war which you had better get straight.. • and quickly, too THERE IS NO SECOND PLACE IN A WAR-IT'S EITHER WIN OR LOSE! This war is being fought for tremendous stakes.., \ ...for your life and your liberty. Your country wants to borrow every idle dollar you have—every dollar ...for your church and your children. | >.. for your freedom and your future. except what you need for the barest necessities of life. __ ' And it’s WINNER TAKE ALL Don’t forget that for a minute. You'll have to give up some luxury or comfort which was dear to your United Statu War Savings Bonds-Series EThe perfect investment heart. You’ll have to postpone some pleasure which you had been eagerly for individual and family savings. Givea you back $4 for every anticipating. The winner will dictate whether tomorrow you shall be a free citizen of But what of it? a free world, or a helpless serf to a "master race." Your sons and brothers and husbands are dying out there,.. fighting your The winner will dictate whether you shall live and prosper under the four Freedoms, or toil hopelessly in the darkness of a "New Order.’’ fight. Surely it is no sacrifice to lend your dollars while they are giving their lives. They need your help. They need the weapons your money can buy. If one The winner will dictate... because the winner takes all. of the War Loan volunteers calls on you ... greet him with open pocket­ Tbe winner takes all. All you own, all you hold dear. book. Remember, Uncle Sam’s goal is 13 billion dollars in April. The winner is being detided right now... today... this very minute.. • Don't wait to be asked. Go to your nearest bank, investment dealer; on battlefields all over the world. Will you stand idly by ... or throw all broker, Post Office or issuing agency and lay your money on the line. your weight on our side? Remember, it's an investment you’re making—an investment that pays a The weight of mighty tanks and planes. The weight of thousands of guns 234% TtUSUry Bonds Of IBM-1111* Readily marketable, accept, able as bank collateral, these Bonds are ideal investments for trust funds, estates and individuals. A special feature provides that they may be redeemed at par and accrued interest for tbe purpose of satisfying Federal estate taxes. Dated April 15,1943; due June 15, 1969. Denominations: $500, $1000, $3000; $10,000, $100,000 and $1,000,000. Redemption: Not call­ able till June 15,1964; thereafter at par and accrued interest on any interest date at 4 months* notice. Price: par and accrued interest; < Other Sscnrititx: Series "C* Tax Notes; %% Certificates ol Im debtedness; 2% Treasury Bonds ol 1950-1952; United States Savings Bonds Series "F’; United States Savings Bonds Series .“G3/—------ ‘ -------- --------- ;------ So lend up to the limit. . You'll sleep better for it. THEY GIVE THEIR LIVES SPONSORED |3 when the Bond maturei. Designed especially for tha smaller investor. Dated 1st day of month in which payment is received; Interest: 2.9%a year if held to maturity. Denominations: $25; $50, $100, $500, $1000. Redemption: any time 60 days after . issue date. Pricer 75% of maturity value. 1 n good return and insures a happier future for you and your loved ones. and millions of shells. The weight of billions of dollars ... 13 billions which your country asks you to lend during this Drive. There are 7 different types of U. S. Government securities—choose the ones best suited for you: BY THE BARRY COUNTY WAR SAVING AND VICTORY 13840735 FUND COMMITTEES WITH THE CO-OPERATION OF THESE FIRMS: TRIO CAFE THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS CITY BANK COFFEE SHOP INTERNATIONAL SEAL & LOCK NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS EINAR A. FRANDSEN, Chartered Life Underwriter E. W. BLISS CO. ANDRUS SERVICE STATION STRAND & BARRY THEATERS COLEMAN JNSURANCE AGENCY HOTEL HASTINGS LYBARKER'S DRUG STORE CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY HASTINGS MANUFACTURING CO. ' 'i"i I HUI " "'"M -------------------------------------- --------------- -------------------------------------- »T»Tll TREAIURY Win FINANCE COMMITTEE — WAR MICHIGAN MUTUAL WINDSTORM INSURANCE CO. ' _ ■ SAVINGS ~ - ------ - STAFF — VICTORY ------ ----------- ■----- ,----------- - FUND . - COMMITTEE, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-04-29.pdf 1dded352ffa7a8cdaf17e7e00651a9f1 PDF Text Text Who It Biggest—John L. Lewis or the U. S. A.? ' The Hastings Banner SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. APRIL 29. 1943 MUMBO 14 PAGES—2 SECTIONS BARRY COUNTY “OVER THE TOP” IN WAR LOAN DRIV Heavy Influx of Subscriptions During the Week Pass Quota CM,IV MADE iri OUO1A' SENDS CHECKS TO Home DISTRICTS llUlliC Front X X<W»11L SCH00L Fourth Poyment For State THE REAL WORK BEGINS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (CORPORATIONS AND COMPANIES RATIONING ACCOUNT FOR TWO-THIRDS OF TOTAL ☆ AT A GLANCE ☆------------------------ — more than 129.000.000 individuals I a very sincere and patriotic lady, only of Barry countyy but of the INDIVIDUAL BUYING \ RELATIVELY SMALL x beginning late in June and ending [ Was disturbed about the headline state ate and the Nation. ■ • j Aid and Tuition Received ■ July vu»z 21. «*. the »*>« y. OPA »* ha. • -, announced, ln in me the uixnnr.n. BANNER mat last wrea week—mougnv thought:! It I was so evident ------- ---that an official */’ls *' • weekly feature ' ____ Mailmen will leave postcard • - • to - have U. S. Treasury report . Mailmen willappilleave।,postcard appil- ■-h severe—hated took notice; <»eaigncd to ■«<! you In your cur< Barry County went “over the lop" cation forms at every honje between |“ 1 rent purehaaraof items rationed by . Freeport. Michigan on the Second War Izatn Drive. April 26. 1943 With a quota of S490.000, sale, al treasurers of the various school dto- 1 properly filled out by the head of I f*0*’*'; bacf\ 1 »upP«»rt1'’dl*,d“al c,p*1 “ believe* this service will beHrv^thU^wice will enable in- I this writing (Tuesday aftornooni. ATTEN-SHUN Illi 1 mean right dress that tricta representing the fourth pay- 'the house and mailed to OPA. will lnK them to the limit. drive was on such a restricted diViduals to cooperate more fully in U> $546^08 and it appears ----------- - the ' ’ study hall menl-from the state for riatc aid bring ration book No. 3. Prentbu. I TTw fact that some people were sca,r No Selling on Sundays or amount is Undr. to ray U-rTtove » winning the war on the home front I i likely (hat about S80 000 more will QUlet PLEASE' After all you fel- and tiDUon The total amount reM Brown, price administrator, em- sufficiently concerned about t£to. Barry county did a* good a job Meat*. Fata. Chrew On Legal ------------Holidays — — be sold before the drive officially Svs from around Freeport, must Iceived by Treos. Clouse wn* S32.- , nhorized that Book No. 3 to a re- 1 matter to take R up" with the ns was being done anywhere in the R,d S,amps A. B' c and D cx. The state 1-quor law provides that enda ,“n Zn’^nts ■ tremendmia find military life pretty soft after 882 00. which wax distributed as fol- (placement book only. coplalnlHK editor, should be an Indication to I Nation but the job os a whole was p|fe on April 30 na city council may pronmit city council prohibit tne the MlMl■?... -whin loing sclfwol toP me for n few lows, all sums being for state akl coupons «" place of those lhe feHowa ln uniform that Ute j dlsappolnting-If there is any satisRed stamp E. good from April - of liquor, for may consumption fj®/torwaru “nSf? the mj£ta h2i ’wnsn b^Tt ii r on the “ surge irotn last W weea year*. I heard vou Pvt. Dick Blough! 'untew, otherwise designated: which have already been used. -Hoinp Front." In general, is trying faction In that. -25 to May 30 premise?, within the citv on SunhaW th q U Maybe II seems like u few Hundred ' ■Awyria Twp-Dtst .No 5, Assyria ■ ’J’ , to do it* best. I What was true last week, is also Week Red -Stamp Stamp days, election day* and legal holi- %c/’.c<5'11 8UbscrlDtton* tore wears to you. but eveiyone from igen^/llM. 7 fri. Briggs. S72. 9 Uf /* T II fA|||JTV Since America to not operating true this week, even though we B£“rl2gn!f“er g«P‘r“ ’day*. At their meeting Friday .".urtna ta-NciahborhaHi ,o:elfnr„vl“nef I BaluSSre IS' - Dist No 1 W.l.I.U. luUNIl under the dictatorial .yriem, lhe j have exceeded our assigned quota AprU M S'l 2 night, the city council unanimously “X whtehtov. real*•fiUn Sk?L^lS L%r^'l)Zr»>-'’irl- sSker/W of ^.000 by some 12 per cent. » . ’ £', « ts. May 30 adopted a some. part., part* UI of lilf the couniy county re•• re~>uUon lt«hui uu. prortdtot ptuw.uuw ing bla in ln win< |!-™ovXd “Home Front lining support U. Isu.v^tapr voluntary remark1 vou*mav^*reile<him a Wnd what to| A major share uf Ute load2:!« fel • X ! ™M n£ r^?t*^ S w^e xtJ-■ Vi °.n S*1*"’*?*- Ma>’ 1and ported . —No overlord is telling u* what to I A major share uf the load— ; :: :: —1 z; '1 >. oortetl fine line results results—and am there were May 1C Aiay. - ------- • additional u.« *1"'!? Ma-' -«u 22 t>i*reaft»r thereafter, nn no licensee• hr or anv nlhoth- wveral bta ian;| unrXido; directing us this way and that I about 85 per cent, to be exact, was ;May 23 'ZWdjEuJI! 38424922 !S76. 5 Weeks. S64: 6 Durfee. |73. fe'lra ££**£1 May30;er penon shall sell at retail, give p«te<1) windfalh” li from various 1—consequently it usually takes some j carried by corporations ana can-.;May 30 r-r. n ini 7 in. Barney Mill. 4<i K-iio-roiiit-v ; away or furnish shall corporations and companies com ------and — no — person ,— -------------who cSinu liowre Texas Barry Twp -Delton W. K. Keltime to become fully mobilized. ! cents; only 35 per cent of the total |, Dora B. Whitney, State (annrd Good*. Etc. knowingly or “ ^ wilfully “^7 btly, s.any — transferred ' * some of* their reserve ac­ A PO 4to '<*« ac™»*« ”-7M ,uUtooBANNER headline In ques- '. represents individual.— subscriptions. I. Blue »tamtM D. E. F. expire April Isplrita for consumption President to Be One of — L>c the counts from Ravings bank* to bonds. ---------- .i— on rI The — —- ----7-- - ------------- --------------Dick tciift me In a very recent let- 3853. total SL609. । ; lion stated: “Individual Response | So. the statement that Individual j30. o. h, k. are good until May 31. premise*, between the hours 12 u.™ of 12 Thto last minute rush surprised Featured Speakers ter that he loves the uimy with a | ’iKrT’t^ R?«ta 2-i54 Loan urive Disappoint- response Ute ano loan'■' ’ ;I u> to xna 2nd War war uoan Ioan Drive L>uu>p>xnntDtoaonolntrestxinne to to me tile 2nd War war 1/ran loan Coffee o'clock midnight on- any Ratnrrtav Saturday even the most optimistic member* I Tiic 65th W. C. T U. annual con- big—Load To Date Is Being Carried . drive was disappointing, and that stamp . on. — any Stamp .23 ._. for 1. pound', good to ; 12 o'clock midnlgnt — , of the drive committee. auoua,. or v. on «. any legal .-.Giidav To have . reached the quota to , vention will be held at the Clover- Largely by the Factories and Cor-; the load was carried mostly by lac- May • — -5 30. ' .Sunday, holiday ar or Dick. i '’***■ tuition* St 429*- tota^ -dalc anv Prtmary primary or or general election something • dale Evangelical Evangelical church church on on Friday. Friday-. poranons—People 'Back Home' Pall- tories and corporations Is not I ” " ' Sugar su»ar Thanks for your fine!tetter, re- ' “‘‘k.*3-10?-. VUkeJLw* *2*' ‘ U‘ , May 7. with the following program: ~ ntamn io at»~annd tar s nminrit '- or on an * municipal election Barry county did .he job assigned j. I' daj day. any celvrd a few days ago. Don Preston 184 u38 2 frl Lakeview S84. O.M B m Am^nuSwu DpvolIons hv Mra Dora fact supported by'~a)l' ... 800d 5 pounds i day until after the polls are closed to it—and even more. LmbtldU ” f ComThe headline was true last weekeditor; to a f. — -------------of the United state* M-rtnes Be- , "“‘‘"fjd' ”'5".1 evident available ’ Ith«»ar emmnrw Tfl,‘ r«oluilon provides that this. However, a study o* -----------------However, a study of the source* millets- heport of accomplWimenU The individual response was dis- of the official evidence avaltable. available. |। Both Both “ coffee and lleve me. the old gang bark here In tuition 86,202. total S8.MH il evidence ,'^_a "d*siu?a[rc^?’'* shall ----------**L the •*“ subscriptions — snau not not apply apply to to spirit* spirits served servea to to ffrom which came Freeport to «e H«*» the mi ----- lhe ----- same Ration War , bona-fide Ration । bong.^ R\£slB lngue*ta the residences in the residences should be sufficient tokeep us Freeport would wouia certainly ccrtamiy like wrm - --­ I by loca'l president and LT.L. and appointing and a major share of» One individual told us he thought. are from un<> nhnut vnnr er. SB2. 4 in. ijrvxorv, 1. cii __ ,-iu '-Y.T.C.; Character building. Mrs. the support was coming from fac-. that such ------—- *-be -poor - Book • 1.--------------------------------------------- • Of any person, nor to liquor sold from "stretching our arm* to pat .1 a headline might ■Florence Fleming. Hastings; Music, tories and corporations. ' n*vrhnin<r, psychology; that you can catch Shoes ; or furnished for medicinal pur- 0US5lvca "n»,'h£been sleeping on the floor ever since *QiHmb>. m :' liuuanu umuo iPress iraa aiiu Rutland Union and ruvw Public-; That situation was typical not Stamp 17 goodfor one pair shoes I poses. K_For' of (Continued on page 4. Sec. 1) ity, Mr*. Fred Tabberer. Freeport;,, « to June 15. We believe the council has taken J*cnJ37*-}*10 8127; 2 frl.. McCallum. ITT. 3. Cedar Playlet by Freeport Union; Chris-j Gasoline the right stand tn this matter, and U™ .‘^rln'i^ onlv s?!! 506Uthe in ux or emu* iiu-ik, ** 1 ' ( Continued on Page 6. Sec. 1.) the Island. By the way. Don. while Stamp Number 5 from Basic , that their action will meet with subscriptions ir? of' individual* Um talking about Guadalcanal don! Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 the approval of the people of this subscrinltona of individuals. . The corporations and companies, let me forget Sgt. Bob Whitney who 1 don of officers: Noondde Prayer. Ce»»«L U/nma^'c I II V ILAlt VLB/ vIKL gallons of gasoline, good througn J city. carried most of the load in thia was out there with you. No fooltniL drive. Bob. I'd give my wooden leg and m> i „ L *. Achievement Dav If the county had depended on upper plate to see you for a few individual subscriptions atone (that rtZXJT""n"‘ minutes. UH wager that Tojos little I Education11 Mrs Edith Black 1Wood’ ' Dr c»roIlne Hedger of LaPorte. ■ it. your subscription and mine— men knew they had been ptacw liH Home °» Tragedy Visits Name FuelOil '-■*—-** *»**«■*«» E^“tPtavlMreh7dHa«Hne«' UrSon- pndlana to announced by Mr». Don and the fellow who could have sub­ when you fellows got through with 1 vLmiim 1 Mr?11 MaJ Gur>'. Chairman of the program scribed but didn't), the lob. at thia Mrs. Gene Borry ■ them. A^hol Education, Mrs. May Cim„ speaker for the Wo585 Members Complete i1 minute, would be only about 35 per ■Hagedy visited th$ home of Mr. heat rfnd hot water, Pvt. Donald Preston WAit.n^nrt* Mt« men'fc Achievement Day which will cent done. Projects During Year — c d Fleet Post Of lice Majority Left Tuesday w^t.na-d~vua1^inJl?Jt<«Jir" he,d *n Hastings Wednttday. :and Mra. Gene Barry who reside Instead of being about 12 per cent | in Carlton township,i\v near the1 Second « San Francisco. Calif. ” over Ute quota, we would nr>» be go Barry County 4H clubs held their Woodland; Vitamins Needed. Mrs. inspections due: A book For Camp Grant school last Friday "*■---------- vehicles by Sept. 30: B's by June J!°P *' It b* by t»«e request of the 79 Friend : per cent under. annual spring Achievement Day at UcOar araup <•> Barn coajrlr who lhe in Ban» J----- -----------Sgt. Robert Whitney “HS:---30; C's by May 31; commercial vethe Hastings Central Auditorium rtrtrfine I*: Barry county delegates, who heard ; whpn their daughter nwried the. fdclra e^fry w daya flr 5 mlleg men has been added to Uncle county can take some pride in the c o Postmaster with an estimated 900 members, Griffin. Freeport, Cloverdale L. Dr Hedger speak at Fann Women's i qat-d 22 months was drowned in the, Sam s ever increasing army, lhe l fact that the quota waa made— Sun Francisco. Calif. lenders, parents and friend* in at­ Z' L„.rr.°l{ran’'o.A?drt3s’ M at E*81 Lansing last summer 1 Join .nd ter teur. Nora. " 7” following having left on Tuesday eut utcrc is nothing to justify You fellows should have seen how tendance. Seventy nine local clubs, B. Whitney. State Pres Benton tha. Wfti ^ured by Mary E. I — — — ----for Camp Grant. HL; smugness — or cockincs*. happy “old surge" Ardto was the scattered over the entire county, Harbor, Devotional Period. Rev. T. Bullis, home extension agent. . Sugar for home-canning of 1943 William Edward Hackney, and as a county, we were shoved to other day. I stormed into the office competed for honors. Six hundred Moyer. 1 ------■ ' after history class to find AviaUon and nineteen boys and girls were Evening: 8 itrounra V>-akJro ”o? <L“n™uI1_" n> "___________ “r‘ Btery hurried out -nd___________ houtewl.r.—-on .npraUn.Iolr the. low. an<l .nd -----------Leonted Oeone rfroe. wndt.fi. Irom tteroep.r.rloru ____ j_______________ ..lately theltinra. ---------------------------------------------------------- — Cadet Johnny Eash silling there to enrolled In the twelve projects of­ Music; Sound pic-1 £ imnrovr women s and chU- I finding finding the the cover cover off off the the cistern cistern same samebasis basisa*aslari lariseason. season.No Noreducreduc-, otofDelton Deltonwere werevolunteer*, volunteers,the thelatlat-'compianles companies greet me. Johnny was home for a fered by the County Extension Of­ That Counts."'dre”* heriffi wHI sXk on the 5ub- *and able to see...the child, tlon of ... blue point stamps wlll belter be! ter leaving earlier and going into Into j When the next drive drire com comoa-wq —J not —. being ------------------------------------------Ipg ,rtu few days after finishing hto prim­ fice with 585 members completing ture. "It’s the Brain Brain That Counts." t] Mae Custer; | "To Eat or Notto Eat" hurried down the road to summon made from War Ration Book Two ; the air corps. win within a tew month* w ..... Book Two'the air corps will within a tewUijamonth* U ary flight training at Glenview. their work and receiving Umk cer­ In charge off Mrs. Mrs. Mae Custer; I Jcct -w Eat or r.m w . Ernest E. Burr. Edward .Bruce {rich cream.in the faria af Illinois. Brother and SLUerlJ•»«*«■ tificate and pin award according to Music: Offering; Address. 'TTie| The members of the twenty-five help. Ben Cole and Arthur Yarg-'for canning sugar. Details of the ... —— j, Maurice 1850.000 and 825.000 subac~rip>lijgj I never saw anything to tie John years work completed. hurried to lhe home and the program wlll be issued within the Engel, Theron A. Dolbee. Projects Price We Pay." Mrs. Dorn B. Whit-( home extension grou|M invite ail । er -— — ~~ — •r.... .1,,.,. clavlon Clayion tlxtroth Ostroth. William 1Frederick I from corporations and compamra in that Naval Aviation Cadet uni­ completed Included handicraft, ney. Juvenile Judge in Benton Har-1 ln Barry County, who are interest- I i.™.. former succeeded 1.. in removing the next few days, __________ .»» Cole. Paul Russell Reorick. John 'will have been skimmed. form. Many a young and pretty clothing. school lunch, machinery bor and State W. C. T. U. presi- ed to be their guests for thto event. I body from the cistern. Efforts to, ---------------bbwb^w Raymond Adcock. Donald Keith We won t be able to depanfl on Barry county housewife was seen to repair and others down to fur trap­ dent; Benediction. Rev. A. M. Cold-. The morning program will open . revive r-ulu* the ,h" child ',hlw were of nt no nn avail i—— ■ bb^^ ■ shake her head and wonder why she ping in which 24 members showed ren, Hastings. ; at io:3o A. M. at the Hastings Cen-1 Instead, we 11 liave to d.’jwnd on ever let johnny get away. Sorry, but 085 fur bearing animals taken. Officers of the County Union are: tral School. Special music, election d"- K«™'th E?nl *nd £M‘*tdU*’ aub*crtbCT to etgT9 I don't have your new Corpus Miss Beatrice Boyle and P. G. President. Mrs. Bessie Woodman. I of council members and report of scene of the accident, in keeping _..u .u- ---------------------------- u TA Anrrnwr I George W. Lea, Jr, all of Hastings the load Christi address. John. Lundin. Slate judging the Woodland; v Leaders . <—(■ « project be fallowed ; with the year? law governing 1st will vicePres.. Mrs. . next ——• such*“deaths. 1 It will be the siun total of to« Orton Seesc writes that he Is exhibits, high quality V«y Mciwmu CI0V.M.U; M. W • ootlucl dta.r .( lb. MHho-I It TVS!* spoke of the 5S ,uud Uul • c-mtnl lid icw Garry Townsend. Nash- of Utile subscriptions in the g!00 to learning to pack parachutes for the of the project work being the best vlc/.Dro. *»rs Alice Griffin Free- dist church. which usually covered the cistern 41.000 range which will have to put porl;PrPC' Mrs. Beatrice Dun-I The afternoon program will start hod been removed because II was: members of hto airbourne unit. Keep exhibited In a number of years. us across. 'em floatin'. Orton. If you can pack . £lUst£ie £ 1 hing. Hickory Comers; cor. sec . at 1:30 P. M. at the school with I necessary to draw out the water | The job to not impaaalble. I ILH ILLJJ IUUVMI JMorrl, ciayton Brandt. Battle parachutes like you could chase named .“ ®Mrs. Russell Kantner, Hastings; Dr. Hedger as the speaker. , by means of a bucket and rope In fact, savings accounto alone in Ree* V..„l | MCreek; Max Caster. Grand Rapid*. flies in the outfield, there'll be many Week at Michigan State College In , .. j. pfrry Hastings I <•*----------------In H* nlace a piece of galvanized । county banks are big enough Beef, Veal. Lamb, Mutton, Frederick William Anders. R. 5. Barry 1'rilnth'Wii’hVm? JlLtlOng°**8ii&ta Dlnner at convention to be served NOTICE >ron had been placed over the openhappy landings In your outfit. to put across several-drives like tlw Pork Dishes to Be ; Lyman Dunne Hunt. R. 4. and Rob- present one. Pvt. Orton K. Seese YmtaeJ^Fre^ ' bF L.A5. Delegates to be taken The Board of Review will meet Jng and a cream can nut on top mrt SrtrudeJSJerI Mlddievme !to hom” for BUPl*r LocaI c°m’ on Monday. May 17. at 9 A. M. in ! °fa rj‘j?tfhf‘5522°n There will be no excuse for failure Hq. Co. 877th lz lonned on Tho. Doy A. B. Engineers Bn Avn. —and we don't believe that Barry knd nmirm^tovLs Middleville Bov» ।,re: Entertainment. Mrs ■ the council rooms. At that time remo^ the crewt catyf ... I By way ot experiment. "Meatless addrfsa was Grand Rapids, left di- county people are going to falL Westover Field. Chicopee Falls. j Tuesdays'' wlll be observed In Has-irectly fdv Fort Sheridan upon pa*sThey never have on a protect Muss. ■ child had been ablle to examine her asae&sor their aseess- the examine hto. her orhis.their ' ,tlnr» IlnVB at nt nil Irv-nl reatauranla rwltallrnnll and nnrl 1 Ing Inn his Hir examination where the welfare of tha united the metal rovering all local Talk about your Freeport reun­ Clark. McOmber; Clayton Case. 1Mrs HaM1 Droolc^ | menu on said rolls, and may show Surviving besides the naretite and eBl’n« PlacM- commencing Tneaday, The following four men entered ions. Camp Rucker,. Alabama has Stevens; and Calvin Florin. Delton nmino MtTT (cause If any exists, why valuation the threi “vm? old IktE^rJ. ttta M“>‘ 4. os a result of a conference' the navy and will report at Great more of Freeport's young men than club. Alternates are: 1st. Alt. Mar- 1 HOSPITAL GUILDS MEET stotara Eren%rekl old between Barry County War Price Lakes; Alfred Ruasell Williams, thereof should be changed, and the Freeport has left. Pity the MPs garet Maison. Dowling; 2nd. Norma | TUESDAY, may 4 board shall decide and their de­ sisters seven weexs old. and RaUon^g Board officials ahd 1 Hastings, and David J. Bartholothere who have to look after Pfc. Huntington. Baseline. 1st. All. for 1 The annual meeting of the Gen­ cision shall be final. j restaurant proprietors. ' mew. volunteers; Dowell John 8*1Reuben Ftoh. Pvt. Hugo White. Pvt boys. Lawrence Rohrbacher. Chides- I erai Oulid of Pennock hospital will W. L. Wallace. City Cleric. I Thto action to strictly a mutual ton and Chester V. Lyons. Haatlngs. Glenn Frederickson. Pvt. Eugene ter Club and 2nd. Kenneth Hunt- convene on Tuesday evening. May 4, agreement affair. It to not being | David Bruce Long. Hasting*, joinin the Methodist church parlors. Guernsey. Pvt. Don Wellfare. Pvt ington. Baseline Club. done by order of the rationing cd the Marine Corps and will re- 1 Donna Davis of the Middleville with the usual dinner served at ATTENTION. Lyle Newton, and one of two other ; board but rather to n test arrange- port at San Diego. California, Barry County soldiers According to Chib was selected for the second 16:30 o'clock. Tickets are 65 cents DOG OWNERS menl wtilch the restaurant opera- j < *»--------------- p 1 your letters, fellows, the camp is year to represent the eounlv in the • per plate and all reservations must special attention Is directed . 1 tors will observe of their own free L| F'I..L U»U I great and the mud still comes in State Style revue held at Michigan be In by Saturday, May 1. If you toYour the Dog ordinance found on Page ( Committee Mokes Pions For will and accord in order to help 'b'll VlUD I O HOlO six delicious flavors. Buck up State College. Erie Clum of Coats haven't purchased your ticket yet, 5. 2nd section in this issue. This , "stretch out" available meat rations. 1 Grove won the Wood Identification please see your own Guild chairman I Good Record Mode, Better though, think wiut some of you Decoration Day Observance ordinance was passed by the ComNo dishes containing beef; reaL Contest sponsored for handicraft or the general chairman. Mrs Fred -------------r-----r,7' went througl'f In good old Freeport Monday evening a meeting of tlw ,. lamb, I mutton or pork will be served The Barry County 4H clubs win , Job Must Be Done. High. By the way. nice going on club members. He will enter state 8. Jones before Saturday. Reports mon Council on April 9. 1943 to the "meatless day." and this hold their flrat annual livestock Memorial Day committee was held 1| on 1 that Pfc. rating In 5 weeks. Reuben competition in September at Michi- , of the various officers and Guilds take effect May 1. 1943. i Carpenter Believes (Continued on Page 6. Sec. 1.) 'will be presented. | W. L. Wallace. .City Clert « restriction will also apply to ham; consignment sale on Saturday atto make further arrangements for , 1 Fish. Ill bet it wont take the Japs the ..ie observance of (he the day. day. bury. tenioon. May 15 according to an. -------------,-7-,- — and Germans long to "yell uncle Inasmuch as May 30 falls on SunIf the test here Is successful the1 announcement by Harold J. Foster. | of Barry county enltotad to aaO war when you draw a bead on them with day thto year there will be but the rationing board officials hope that county Agricultural Agent. The savings bonds and «tampj to their that rye of yours. Sorrv I don't have one parade—just the one out to ia similar plan may be adopted byiSBle whj be held al the 4H camp , customers, because they knew thia all vour addresses, but I’m sure you the cemetery. The commit lee fines > other eating places In Barry county grounds, on the north side of Al- «» the one thing they could do STATE OFaMICHIGAN could get them bv writing: that the churches are all to be In ! outside of Hostings. gonquln Lake. better than anything ctoe to help Pfc. Reuben Ftoh u*e that forenoon and that u also, ••a I (•urebrrd registered calves, pigs i win the war Resnonreof customers Co. c. 137th Inf. the day of the baccalaureate servand sheep are being conilgned by has been graufjlng. and retoners Comp Rucker. Ain. *(IfftCTIYt MAY_lT.1943| ice for the high school graduates. fading llvestodt breeders in teftoy have not.ix^n watted. Orchids to you Bamev Hutchens so the Central school auditorium u /*«•«»»»!♦♦*»*»< Barrv County.The sale to pro-( White we irei iMt wa nave oojo for making that Corporal's rating in, not available. Therefore Hie com- ‘VOUHCll VOmWitteeS vided to make It possible for 4H well, we realtoa that w» YOU’DO’THIS ten short weeks of working for your WHfN YOU HUR rr'mians mittee decided to have no regular The council's standing commit-1 club members to purchase accept- 1one^* 1 Uncle Sammy. Wire, write, or <yll program, the services at the ceme_.ere named bv Mayor Leonard able purebred animals for project I in vour conaralulatlons to: tery for this...... year. ... In -----ptutMlc at lllcckl the meeting of the council Frl- work- Bidding will be open to all ----- sufficing— . ...... Cpl. Delwin Hutchens vears. tng. The members of the-In attendance but Barry. Conn}* years, the the exercises exercises have have often often been been 11 day && evcn evening CO. C.. 892. Ldg. BYs. Bn. T 804 are as follows: 1 Club members will be given a 10, (held on the courthouse square, but various committee* comr BLUE WARNING Two siMlt ittsfr Nut ef sires*. Vancouver Bks . Washington Public safety' D D Siegel Roy percent discount on all purchases. | this year no lumber is available for hem.reN.l4u ~ PROBABLE Let's give a ten gun salute to the platform or the seats, so that Thoma* G E Goodyear and E A county committee to viewing some of vou men who are sporting D. Smith; streets and bridges. Roy the animals unsigned in an, at■ plan to out of the question. new chevrons and carrvln® new ratl£ Tfw Coun^ AN EDITOR'S LAMENT I II is hoped, however, that repre­ Thoinas. O. E. Goodyear. Harry «• tlnn. J^llowlna to a partial list of sentatives of all the patriotic or­ Miller and J. W. Hewitt; sidewalks. a'^> ' »«*• During ”11 th hour” revision new promotions. The rest of von . ganlzatlons. Boy Scouta, Camp Fire E. D. Smith, Herbert J. Calkins, J. । rn^niM arSto who have made recent nrottress h-«d I Girls, Girl Reserves, air raid ward­ W. Hewitt and Harry R. Miller: -Si-Maintal ter better jret om y<mr quill and write RED WARNING Md frtamted on retaining for IMMINENT lens. and all who can. will pnrti- water works. J. W Hewitt. D. D.! me all shout it. There are so jnanv । cipate In the march to the ceme- Siegel, O. E. Goodyear. Herbert J-i eatt?e^ftered will be of vou that, even a school teacher trry and in the exercises there. Calkins; finance. Harry R. Miller. Lal.’he nrlce “can b? kept can't keep track of everyone. Further details will be given in a D. D Siegel. O. E Goodyear. J. “t^ . lat^r issue. Hewitt: fire. Roy Thomas, Forrest * I1.™. ‘"Y.. Tech. Cnl. Glenn Novlskey Ci'llian Dtfenit rtinotoi ooobdiud. B. Lone, E. D. Smith and Harry a tai we£S planation* ,SUDDEN DEATH* S J -r^' Hew“b!XX Sre iSnta wiU Included. BIUE ’«*•'!« -I..........V. M... .1 r o Prxlmaxter • leeolxsllf aitagrtd. ' AT CROOKED LAKE was shattered San Francisco. Calif. MAYZ NEIUNN Coroner Dr. C. P. Lathrop and cius offered. A few Undersheriff Leon Doster w*re Forrest B. Lane, sewer. J. w. He-. ... (Keep Alerll Tech. Cpl. Wesley Bloutrh Jr. jS' H*rry H- Miller an[mais acceptable to head called to Crooked lake Monday eve- wlj’ Army and Navy General Hosp. O«xir: poHee and ■ herds wlll lM, 0lferKf m au three nlng to Investigator the sudden liiifif Hot Springs. Arte. . E D. Smith, D. D. o» livestock The more ponudeath of Tom Gable. 44. Mr. Gable, ordinances. Siegel. Forrest B Lone and Her- *nr breed*in tlw rountyiiu concluding 'and moat 1 who was unmarried, was employed Cpl Clayton Burleigh HAYE GONE, , bv the Pioneer Welding Co., of D rLielCjT^Ytt 351st Fighter Squadron . Kalamazoo He worked Monday, D. Siegel. J. w. Hewitt, Hoy ino<n-| Utuda to meet the Army Air Base . j at reaching his home at about 5:30. as and G. E. Goodyear; insurance,I . . Millville, N. J. B Lane. Harry R. Miller.' He ale his supper and went out- Forrest ALL CLEAM D. Siegel and Herbert J. Calk-1 . ’ . .. i side. Returning a few minutes D. ins. and elections. Herbert J Calk- A Pfc. K Whitney Braendlc | later he complained to hto houseStudent Co. C n IMPORTANT; If •■<*r S*t loo <I*m diKottry, the lint audible m«*I viM be "RID", liilcn dovclr At the meeting of the new city i keeper of severe pains in his chest. ins. E D. Smith. Forrest B Lane l«t Engr. School Reg. ' A 8LUI varaiag «iR ALWAYS lollav a RID wamiitj. Campl* ■Jib all Cndwa D«l*»i« regatanaai council Friday evening. Mayor able, always She assisted him to bed where he and Harry R. Miller. Port Belvoir. Va. Charles H. Leonard named the ap­ died at about, seven o'clock. Tba»» i^nali, weetfHd br ttgulalHwt inaed u»i pointive city officers for the onSurviving are a brother. Maj. Jo­ WATER CONSUMERS dtr aulkont* el Act Na 83 , Fablx Acli al 1*41 All water bills are due the first suing year, which were confirmed seph Gable. In the U. S. army, at Cpl. Lawrence Wieland CAUTION: ' DURING ALL RIO AND * 8LUI (Cinbao Otltau Act> art ta ba to «llect IbraaghBirmingham. Alabama, and a ato- of the month, following each quar­ by the council as follows:.Kenneth STARS. AB T.P. Co. A MRIODS AND FOR SOMt TIM! FOLLOWING TH! aal «bt Stolt al M.clngon an and after Satordajr, . ter. Slater Marv Louise of Denver. ter as bilied In their respective Agricultural College Campus AU CUAR, DO NOT USI TILIFNONf. IXClfT MOT ** * -rt Colo. The body was removed to wards. A 10 percent penalty, will cr; Harry k. inompson. cnxi oi Univ, of Nebr. the Joldenma and Klein funeral be added if dot paid by the 15th of noliee and marshal: Richard O. Lincoln, Nebraska IN IXTRIMt IMtRGINCIIS. the same month. Check mailed in Endsley, day police afftaor; Kim Drrtclor a< Chilton Dtftoia ► Cnl. Clair E. Clum navment. must bear postmark not Slat* of M.chqan RUMMAGE SALE 330th 81g. Corps (wine) later than the 15th of the month to entitle customer to net amount. «»«■■■<■■» CL1F AND FOST FOR RUDY REFIRINCIFOR YOUR OWN FROnCTION. (Continued on Page 1. Sec. 1.) Adv. 4-21. Water Committee Giddings, fire chief. clety. .-a..« ~ CCI I . j, XlUUvK jELLINV / lUHVCnllUH ’_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ sss8! ii^.cKS& Dr. Caroline Hedger to TU/fi Vf An fll B AIDI 5SS Speak at Women's Achievement Day d-H ACHIEVEMENT «|-n nLniCrCrU.nl DROWNS IN CISTERN DAY BIG SUCCESS M? ----------- ...... mS'^^b.'pT ’*y^tnptS!THb”te2! - THIRTY MORE ENTER SERVICE c*^,“ RESTAURANTS HERE SBSs IU UDMKVC MEATLESS TUESDAYS - - DECIDE on but ONE |“ PARADE MAY 30 a BARRY RETAILERS ““ “ TO CONTINUE BOND, STAMP SALE Cn|a UOIlSignmenr 9010 NEW AIR RXlD WARNING SIGNALS danger- © I MMmAC. Mayor Leonard NOmeS[he Mayor Leonard NORMS Appointive Officers �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. APRIL 29. 1N3 LOCAL NEWS OUR BIG, NEW PRODUCE BAR! S'XSTSS 1W> UMTS SiJgj: F«£. !?Sln7 ..fezWmanJSFSL ft S?. 'fess W’SMWmRSa’Sl Mm. R. Q. Flnnla has turned Dr. I ' m tto ?Xhotiaon o“thli Calvary Hsrtiry -torml tom. on tofurday at 2 P. Finnie's offices into an apartment 1 •s» rUnl Ph“e Cf “*“‘ 0X0X11 LOSE TRACK ’ J^lnTinterrSKy which will be occupied the fust of i pr3nST ' May by Mrs. Keltn Fox and Mrs Mrs. | rrwraai 1 T(J BATTtFcREEK oextetery Lyle Rockhill. moved temporarily inkers. Mac Thc Hastings' Saxons track team . '* ’ ! Mrs. Haul Hinkley has bun 11 “aS?ffi at 212 W"cente? ‘heir , >*> sewon last quite ill and will not be able u> ru- C^r 1 , until their naw home In Battle I Auraday night when they bowed liurn to her work at the Penney St ICreek is ready for occupancy ' before a strong Battle Creek Cell’ ** — .Store until the first of May. 1 Mr and Mrt John Mnvnahan and 1 ual leam- 16 t0 M‘ Ba‘Uc Creek. ‘ ^‘GN SERVICES HELD 1 Mrs. Frank Andrus and Mrs. Kim farnilv ha» trom HatuS T,‘r Bearcats were led by CharleyAT CARLTON CENTER ' sirtlcr left on Monday mortung Creek i arePresiding 17 816 E *Mai? I PrlU' Bob WcrtI- an<1 Charley Utt. An ftU-dOJ union meeting of thc with the Sigler car to deliver a shMl 1 St a‘ 8,6 E "¥• । who tcorad 14. 15. and 15 points HaaUnga. bedford and Cnrlu.n ............... VUIIUUI Royal Coach trailer for the gov- । m I raapecliveiy. Battle Creek won Center Sevenih-day AdvenUat 'h-day Adventist eminent to Del Rio. Texas. The Miss Clara Mr. Xr eleven Capt first ulaces and tied for an- churches was held rv.,, Mrs. RoyBush, Bushdaughter won theof tto: M>«£atoSatur™. Ap?Uat21c<ritz>n IA totoTth army housing sltuaUon is acute and and । । trailers will be used to help the ;P “7 .‘n Lanc •“h Utt for first place School pened at 10 o'clock । housing program. They plan to be । A? Iln tbc P°,e vault ,or the Saxons' With Noble Sackett ot Hastings in 1 gone about three weeks. iCollege of Education. Katamaxoo flrst while Ute Saxons lost.charge Each church had Itaowu hvUJtxilmuh wTro 1 by a wldc margbi. the individual who look part. EJ1 "Don't forget that One pound of caking fat will produce enough wiii'b,Dm^ -'rh? Rm<! events were close and thc boys , Obed Kteln of Ionia, the suparSlycerlne to make a popnd and a alf of smokeless powder. Il is . estimated that American women , nuaiuary Deny i. oncauini ui throw away ■ billion pounds of 11301 N. Broadway. Hastings. Mich- good ' class A school.*” "" ' FIRST METHODIST CHURCH waste kitchen fnt every year. One,lean, is a member of a Womens ' Summaries: . The Morning Worship Service billion and a half pounds of smoke- Army Auxiliary Corps unit now , run uuster. ; .CM leas powmrr powder is is oerng being mrown thrown away. away, ; wonting working at at Fort Custer. aeicnnmn. Michigan... IM-yard high hurdles-Won by ' »»“ h® held al 10;°0i o'clock on Sun­ ,-. rx -... 1 *rwttaa*/**. m„nv According to o. W I. only -•‘lx out iThe WAACs have taken over nmuy Uu <B.C.>; Erin <RC > second; rlic a*’rmt’" ‘heme will be - ------------------------------ ------tbelr kitch- .jobs Hill <H) third. TUne-17 seconds.: .^5, l*™nu>Bo«> «f Saints" The ;Of ten women are saving jobs there, then.. particularly ---------------- - admlnislra—........ 100-yard dash—Won by Wertz; Cho1, *111 furnish special । en fat." Mrs. Roosevelt in "My tivc tivc jobs jobs in in the the post post headquarters headquai ~ went to the lhe Army post poet from .tto . wll, , Day." I She — i <B.C.i; Wilcox (H> second: Town- "‘liSg cu,.d... ■.'.V..AC Trzinir.x r.nt. r ^nd .H. third. Tlme-10.5 secj n S« hunctaj Sclwol will meet at ; Corp. Don Feldpausch who was I f'irst WAAC Training IX"., D?s Moines. Iowa, u. „ , WKaa Salfi&'ffi; s la Honed al Nanluckett received an |Fort z^z J iionorable discharge from lhe Arms ' received military training tor t*^ Mile run—Won by Ivan Town are classes for oil ages and U> now working at the Food >wk. |<BC.»; Orville Tompkins till scc-i Sixteen babies and small chil: Center. . I *•• ond: McKeough <H> third. Time dren were baptised al Hie Easter Friends of Mrs R B Messer ol £timvtGiinPs*Man —4:293. 'Service last Sunday, and four older tot due to X t?;i‘ • WilUam’^McCallum. 77. a well 440-yard dash—Won by Miller' persons Thirty-two new members a horoha' thX ta”1 Xik'«*n resident of Hope Tap. iB.C.i; Ottosen iH> second; Got-;were received into the church, etzka <BC > third. Time—24.4 ' ----------------- e-a^---------------miidiu™ »n.r I'osscd away on Wednesday after120-yard low-hurdles—Won by | PRESBYTERIAN •naer 'mthaXrJ^ i? i m>on. April 21. after a long ihnesv “m*kJ’tS He bi survived by his wife. Mary; Frits <B-C i; Royce Benson <B.C.) ANNOUNCEMENTS second; M. Thomns. <H) third.; The Comus Club will meet at the eln ‘k r O,,i' a wn. William, nt home; one daugh• church Thursday. April 29 tirki fnr b, F iJifX Ut,le 1,opt' 11 ter. Mrs. Blanche Holmes of Pon- Time—15-1. held for htr recovery. ’llac; two grandchildren; one alsBM-yard dash-Won by Knapp The Ladies Uague wdl meet at <B.C.i: Kenyon <H> second; Dan-1 the church al upon Friday. April 30. icld <B. C i third. Time—2,14. Sunday morning worship al 10 30 I Pole vault—Myers «H> and Lane oclock. Tire pastor will tell about I <H» and Utt <B.C.) all tied at B "God's Service Star" and wlll tcet. 6 Inches. PT5*£h lhc theme. “One Way to High Jump—Won by Pritx <BC.i;! Life- New members will be re­ Holder (B.C.i second; Ottosen 'H cc!^’e<,; third. Height—6 tl 4 in . Sunday school al 11:45. Mrs Allie Shot put—Won by Wertz tB.C ): Ha>- *uperinteijdent . Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 M— Smart <BC.i "second; R. Thomas i Presbytery wlll hold its • Hi third Distance—41 ft. 5 in. I?f?',ual meeting in tto First Pr.*Broad jump—Won by Utt <BC • b>‘ertan church of Hillsdale, MnnFRIDAY and SATURDAY. APRIL 30 MAY I —>.* .. “L’m Herman FriU iB.C.i second: Benson .B.C.>•“ “'«! ‘an-.>»e pastor wiU -----------represent Hastings ll>Ud. I»W»-II II. 1', In. - the ...... DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION 880-yard relay—Won by Battle, church. The Session will meet al the Lloyd Nolan and Heather Angel Creek (Miller, Vista, Utt, and.1 manse at 7 P. M Tucadnv. May 4. Wertz». Time 1:40.6. The Boy Scout troop will inert at The balance of lhe Saxon track the church Monday night. E L schedule includes: Charlotte, here.■■ Tavlor. Scoutmaster and Richard Dlx and Lon Chaney April 28; Western State. Kalama­ The Presbyterian Guild will meet zoo. May 4; Regional meet. May 15; for Jor Pot luck dinner with Mrs. Henry Uague (tentative t May 22. Vaiiblng Wednesday evening. May fU IDf UE C LnUKLiltj m NO COUPONS ASPARAGUS Ration Calendar SUGAR: Stomp 12. June I. For 5,lbs. good • "> 19c 'WMHM to NEW CARROTS 2—13c COFFEE: Stomp 23. good to Moy 30. For I lb. POINT STAMPS: DE F Blue to May 1st. WMBBBBBaRUNmmi^^ --------- ■ - — . _ - . —. RED A. B, C, D & E Stamps May 1st. E good Saturday. G H I to June I. REQUIRED ™ NEW CABBAGE: ,b I2ic '■MMMMiiiiiiiiiaeiiiiiiiiiffi ^imittiiaiiimsiiiiiWiiwMflMW^ RHUBARB lb 20c TOMATOES »> . 27' PEAS FRESH «>. 20' CELERY HEARTS bun. 15c GRAPEFRUIT Pinb meat 2 l”' 19' BUTTER LARD • '■ 9*v .home rendered style, lb. POTATOES U. S.no 1 Pe'k 75' GRAPEFRUIT texas seedless 4 l°r 25' Frozen BIRDS EYE PEAS 4Frcth pts. pkg. Birds Eye STRAWBERRIES 6 pts. pkg. F- 1 JL Cx FREEPORT .MEATS CHICKENS hcovy hens 8 red pts. r TRANE) THEATK»= "TIME TO KILL" "EYES OF THE UNDERWORLD" SUNDAY and MONDAY, MAY 2-3 RL'EIH.MAN—LyBARKER The Womans Missionary Society A pretty spring wedding was Cornelius rnlemnlzed at St. Rase church on x. *'1 May Monday morning nt 9 o’clock when . 'VL B‘vc a n‘" Miss Eugenia Lybarker, daughter of Mr and Mrs || A LyBarker bew1U haVo Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 camo the bride of Lieut. Donald char»c of the devotional*. Ruehlman, bf Grand Rapids. nativ var-a-rtnlT ------------A group of relatives and friends hiu!'?• uf\tnfTJ°'S • TUES.. WED.. THURS.. MAY 4-5-6 SCHOOL ’ witnessed the ceremony which was BIBLE school Grand Street U. B. Church performed before the altar decorat­ June 11-25 ed with palms, lilies, snapdragons Plans have been hud for our and cnndclnbra. Music was fur- Vacation Bible School All boys and nLshed bv members of the St. Rose Senior Choir with solos by Mrs. rlrls between the ages of 4 and H years are welcome. Otl« Gallon and Pat Hodges. 'The dictators of Europe have in­ Special matinee Thursday 1:00 P. M. Th" bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a tailored suit in stilled Into the minds and hearts cocoa brown with a pink bice of lhe youth of their lands—hatred a desire for murder. We miW blouse. Her accessories were gold and nnd her corsage was of white snap­ fill tire minds and hearts of our dragons and sweetiwns, centered youth with the Word of God—that they love God and Man.--------------|>eacc and Hastings, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 Mad with a while orchid. riahUmiii.^ir* t Mrs. Melvin Jacobs attended her r Kg iteoiuuiasH sister as. matron of honor. She pilgrim hoi ineks chose u dressmaker suit in orchid TABFRN a ’ ie *■ FRIDAY and SATURDAY. APRIL 30 MAY 1 Mark and orchid prceMoriM. Sunday School 10 A. M. noi'ULE FEATURE ATTRACTION Her corsage was composed of snap- Preaching service nt ll A M Rev ro*fu j . . Mr*- Manker will speak from the pie bride a mother was dressed In Mibloct, "How Jcxus Stowed Hima brown sheer crepe with tan acces- self.” sories She wore a corsage of mixed ------• - service at 7 P. M. Young people's and Robert Paige and Harriet Hilliard spring flowers and evening worship at 7 45. Melvin r—...... Jacobs was --- best —— man and Prayer meeting Thursday night at ushers were Francis Goggins, cousin the church at 7 30j * ®Tjh? b™e-. “nU ,TW I®”" .. . ' .’•Great peace have they who" I&ve A breakfast was held at the bride's SUNDAY and MONDAY, MAY 2-3 home after the wedding for the im­ mediate family following which FIRST U. B. CHURCH Van Heflin and Ruth HttsMy l icit and Mrs Ruchlman left on a A. M. Coldren. pastor iihort trip to Chicago.. 11:00 A. M. Mgmlng service wlll Guesta were present from Grand be tn charge of the Voting People In Rapids. Flint. Caledonia and Bat­ observance of Young People's Anni­ Bargain matinee Sunday 3:40 to 5:00 tle Creek. versary Day The Sunday services climax u week of activities of Bible study and prayer groups r u PASSING OF LIFE­ TUES., WED.. THURS.. MAY 4-5-6 LONG CO. RESIDENT Planned that PFC Wyman Clagctt. Iteopcnlng with a brand new picture William Elie Hilton, aged 11 died who Is home on leave from Camp Frederick March and Veronica Lake early Thursday morning at his home Bowie. Texas, will bring the morning in Castleton township alter a tong message illness, Mr. Hilton was born in 6:30 P M- Adult and Senior C. E. Barry county on Feb. 22. 1872. the societies. * \ son of Albert and Eunice McCrea ^Jj30 u, Miss Bp> S2nB sc^icc uu “'.d.*»>• Hilton, and had lived In this coun- Grace Few other young nenpie McPherson will wlll s^ak'bAeny^on^iVXl*U l..l..ri.. .... al., ,..i lowing topics: "The Holy Spirit Guides;" <1» “Through The Coun­ sel of Others'—Milo Coldren; <2> •Through Pravm- -—Mrs ' noreit-i Gardner; <3i "Through The Bible" —Edward Storme.\; <4i "Through The Church”—Mbs Betty McPhrr' son Monday. 7:30 P. M. Official board CAUSING CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE OVER WIDE AREA inenllng. Tuesday. 2 P. M- Women's prayer , service. EVERY DAY MINGS IN NOTICES OF CLAIMS FOR DAMAGE BY WINDSTORM । Tuesday. 6:30 P M. Junior and Intermediate C. F. meet at church From March 17 to April 15. This Yeir, We Received 1500 Claim for Losies by Wind wl’h Rev. C w Rtormes Thursday. 7:30 P. M. Prayer and ' Bible study. . BAPTIST NOTES* ’ Don Ameche. Jack Oalile and Janet Blair SOMETHING TO SHOUT ABOUT PRIDE OF THE YANKEES' BAHKY TH E AT It "TEXAS TO BATAAN" BRISKET BOILING BEEF 4 r 22 FRESH GROUND BEEF 7 pts .lb 41' SIDJ PORK 6pts. lb. 29' PORK CHOPS 8pu- lb 42' ROUND OR SIRLOIN STEAK 8 ft 43‘ VEAL STEW lb. 22' SLICED BACON 8 pis. lb. 42c VEAL SHOULDER STEAK 6 Pt». lb. 42' New Double Quick New Velvet-Suds IVORY SOAP Quirk Suds in Cool Water New Velvet Suds IVORY SNOW ^ 22' £,d10‘ CAMAY 3 n., 19' A "T medium size bars OKC Civ h II 7 1* U docs everything in thc kitchen rt 22c ft 10' IVORY SOAP OXYDOL fe22‘ 10‘ 3 29‘ DREFT Is", jypc size M«d. 4 n< size I U NEW SURE MIX CRISCO Lb 25' L 69' "I MARRIED A WITCH'* i will continue studies tn Isaiah S3. Tuesday nigh tv B YP.U . all vuung Iieonle Invited. 7 in nt rhercb. Wednesday night’s prayer meet­ ing at the church at 7:30. IVORY SOAP Guest 4"c Size O NEW CONDENSED WHITE NAPTHA P&G SOAP Mod. 4 Or size I U "TENNESSEE JOHNSON" New Velvet-Suds CHIPSO Lge. one size tofa. , HEAVY WINDS SWEEP MICHIGAN j I GROCERY DEPARTMENT IVORY FLAKES ^ 22c pT9 10c "HIBUDpY" 6 medium Ofjc size bora CO Gladys Tom. Scbcwa Township, Ionia County, and Uus company promptly .THIS 1$ THE WINDY FDOD^CENTER GRATE LUTHERAN CHURCH Divine worshin at l0:’n A '» '*’»•<» mutor will preach on. "A Manifes­ tation of Our Risen Tnrd ' Bunday school at 11:30 A. M. The Rundav school staff mc*te .Friday, May 7. 7:30 P. M. al 521 W Court ' On Mother's Day. May 0. the , Missouri Rynod of the Lutheran church will agnln. ».i it did last year, endeavor to raise <500.000 to be used for the Gositel ministry to the men In the armed forces Grate, Lutherail church will participate in this Bynod-wide collection. • SEASON 1om.S3,10M< OF THE YEASI No one knows when or where the next windstorm may strike I Be prepared — A windstorm insurance policy with thia strong company gtvei you the security you •o badly need. ... . The Michigan Mutual has nearly $500,000,000 Insurance in force — Surely these thousands of policyholders arc not wrong I' - PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY and BUY MORE BONDS MICHIGAN MUTUAL WINDSTORM INSURANCE COMPANY Harrison Dodds, Presi'dsnl - Guy E. Crook. Vice-President -■ M. E. Cota, Secretary-Treasurer • Oil OLOUT COMPANY Ol ITS KINO IN MICHIGAN BOWENS MILLS CHURCH Sunday school will begin next i Sunday, Mav 2. at 10'30 A. M a» the Bowdns Mills church. Everybody is '•Invited to attend and help to re­ organize. FIRST CHURCIl’flF CHRIST. SCIENTIST . Comer Church and Cent— Stre.'*Subject: "Everlasting PuiiUhnun:" Sunday Service II a m Sunday School 8.30 am. Wedneedav evening testimonial - meeting 7:45. Reading Room In church edifice open Wednesday and Saturday from Our enemies are fighting for all they're worth. Of vour own free will. von? roft second War Loan Bonds today. �THE BASTINGS TtTOBBBAY. AFBffc-21 i»n — Uncle Sam and the United Nations lai work to lhe army air corpa. Mrs. Huck to you young folks. Which re-' have a lot to tell you .when I gel Moore and Rose .arrive home today ' minds us of a sign we saw the oth-• weekend and enjoy a stay .with my home, and I will get home, but when Dear Zolly, and well hear all about you Boo er day. "War bond gifts for lhe ' brother Hollis Dean. As you already I don't know. The climate here I* before the draft board will get me. from-them. Will you please have my paper Newlywed*." very hot during the day, and cold because I Just got my mall for tills Here 1* another five *tar familyr know he Is In W.TJ8. which means through the night. Everything la "Hellqf, Glenn Murphy in Hawaii Cpl. Lawrence C. Wieland ■ <K*. week. By the way I wish they When we beard that you may get we salute—four sons and a son-in­• War Training school.. He ha*com- green here: There are fields of green (Continued from page 1. 8ec. I) could hear my cough since I ’ ve been 8.TAJIB, AKTF. Co . A. I At k— law of Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Smith. heme in June after these four years Cpl. Gerald Endrc* • pleted his 35 hrs. of flying and Is grass, with red. blue, and yellow , in bed this week with lhe “Flu.” Agricultural College Campus ;r*cc.t,*®r\ sway we felt like turning cartwheels, And here's a hearty hand shake to flowers all in bloom. It's very beau­ A.P.O. No. 516 vnw. oIK.br " ' I guess all of you know how much but the best we could do was give you fellows, whose addresses are:—. ready for transfer to another base. tiful. . c/o Postmaster. New York city we appreciate what each of you. in a hop, skip and Jump and well all We are quite fortunate in being Lincoln. Neb. I seam* . (Enlisted Nov. *42.) Note: Forgive me if I left any your way. is doing for us. We're In keep our fingers crossed hoping such a short distance from each ' About 2 city blocks to back of me I cume up line Sunday, so will l*rcd 10 regular Paul P. Smith M L 2/C U an orange grove. There are also miss this week's paper on Saturday. I Upon my relu new general* or new colonels out------------------—• —------- - —,----- your furlough gets the O.K. All you ■J Fleet Port Office other. We make good use of oui lot* of Arabs around here. of the above lirt. Send them to we're backing you to the last ditch need Is the Go light Isn't it. Glenn It will be forwarded to me next I had af*w vM short weekends together. Mast alAt night our*lights are candles week, but I guess late news 1* bet- technician gradv Zolly they'll be printed later, I'm sure with our time, our money, and our can OTeiW Veu'Tmarine'ho* Birtluiay—November 24. ___ w*y»^we have dinner together and Remember! the squeaking wheel prayers. Our ffrayer Is for your you fwi (j^. L-u * and we gather around them th our ter than no news. another < go~to a movie afterwards. (Inducted Feb. '421 gels toe new war tire, or something, safe and speedy return after a vic.. -a ' . There are quite a few fellows liere I It sure My brother Is training at Ohio tent* and talk. You know no matter Hot dog I ! Just received a splen- tory that will spell freedom for all °7fr Cpl. Lawrence H. Smith ___ State University and I am going at present. We are going thru a . the old toward Friend did letter from General "Ike" El- the Utile people of this big world;^ u/,^lhthe LFri p?d school way. has i 820nd Bch. 8qd. of exams, and upon the sue- | (Conth only to ground school here at Ohio up in talk about home, and what serie* we are going to do when we get senhouwer. "Ike" always drops me Your* ft a Job to be done that OAJLP. Wesleyan University. a Une every time he think* fte got takes the kind of courage that only J™’"' «£ t"‘,« ‘, Coffeyville. Kansas. Hare are 600 cadets here taking there and also about food. Boy, I ' a glimpse of Rommel’s heels (ye* I you fellow* of America have. >!?f Birthday—July 22., 8 and a half hours of schooling a sure miss your cooking. Mother. 1 mran Adolph and Benito). In hi* Mra Ardis and Utile Jim send ‘ day which consists of communica­ would like to sit down to one of his „ shoes before he put* the: (Inducted Feb. '43> letter he refers to you Preepprlfel- their love to each ot you. Jim 1* out I, _ tion. Navigation. Math. Engines. your meals of mashed potatoes, on because hive where he Is. It is not Pvt. Robert A. Smith U,ere *!L.V"^,rt<:£n ten months old now. About all the..Vnu^LdTo Aerology. Principle of Flying, and roost pork, dressing, and straw­ tif.uxui! to hive a snake spend U Btry C 27 Bn. 7th Regt. Recognition. Communication Is get­ berry lain and bread Home cer­ night in your shoe and be peaceful) F^Jt.T.C. 3rd Sect. •> 1 < . ' ' > III*** > k, * n**l _ ting along fine at 10 words of min­ tainly is a wonderful place and when Fort SIU. Okla. have to walk two milea for a light, game. I gues*. I forgot to men- now you wouldn't be meaning o. ute. this week and next week it I get there 111 never go away from Birthday May 4. why don't you make a match with f’.?1 Jumps to 12 words a minute. Nayl- It again Guess I-better close now. a wlnte$Usterts “h^e the ,rown‘n!!» Bft<rr lhe nl«ht one of those little modem honey*? for me. N^t Ratlon is very Interesting and now and everybody write. Next winter starts here would you Lt ? By the way what 1 ^(Enlisted Nov. '42 caUed April 13 we are getting an advanced course Oh well a pun s a pun isn't it? Even the first of May. you remember. Pvt. Junior M. Wellfare your — four address address IJncoln. Lincoln. Happy •-»• 'shoe a school teacher sups now and then In it. We are not flying but in A P.O, 776 A. 8 N 36407874 I Thank* a million Zoliy Coffer, tog'—shooing makes A/C Vincent C. Smith or then and now. Since reading ■: PmtmiKtor N V N V another 3 or 4 weeks we will prob­ for letting me spout off this way. ---------­ N.F.P.S. Box 118 Lawrence Moore (son your last letter. Bill' Boughncr. I .If ably be transferred to W.TB. traln„, „ ( 2 ide MOO Moore) la nonw home ,for Sluyvetant Hall have visions of your fighting a few , I tee my job over this 111 expect w fro: Harold cole writes from the south Delaware. Ohio hour* a day and then lying on the you to give me a Job a* a printer* , Camp Ellington. Te> L And whet. | We get up al 5:20 and to bed by west Pacific that he i* well and he _ -you mention measfe « ... Birthday —June 12 beach or playing tennia Lor a few 'devil, at least. 10:00. Ail of our time is taken up has received everything that his Muy God Bless each of you fel- [fg no lo ^lm qc-anse qj. hours. Are' those African lennl* lows, wherever you are and bring plenty kick with thenT"^lc)ipro“ A *cn-ln-law in service tlnce Aug. wt(h studies. Our food is excellent mother has sent him. He says "Just courts really that good? Even at ' and our quarters is a former girls how does the war sound to vou at .abiy account* for hl* extended fur my advanced age, id really like to you home »oon to all of us. ; dormitory which Is wonderful We home? Do thev know that there Cpl. Raymond H. Gibson _ _ , ■ ?r’.>w?uAr. •> lough. He can recuperate and t liop in thc old Ford with you. Clar­ I net from 5:30 Saturday nite toBun8 —A fu**!*}* thank* to ..tr*. home at lhe lame time not to me: Co. C. 97lh Signal Bn. ence Surrarrer, and Alvin Judd |day 8:30 P. XL for liberty. We have a hard life to live over here. T hone Leesville, La. Ail-n .nd Fftn. the ’he.Freenort Duration non„.rthose Benton Harbo again aa we used to do to the old Club, । room Insjjeciion every other H»n- we will be home soon." Harold's ad­ F>~-- New. for 1 to that trios v£y to.peclal wme£d •4 PoAUnaster days and buzz over to Hastings for । dsv which we really make our room dress is— • Lawrence ha* been walling to see Birthday July 9 , _ a few fast sets of tennis. Ill wager Information for lhb letter. । shine. Although this training „ is _ E. w. a. (oood to have you home. Pvt. Harold K Cole Glorious Gals dent____ Good bvc •ou«11 1 “m toterested“in it Al and I could still beat you and Electrician Mate Surrarrer with a n— oa>in । G>1“1 w have yon home too. blur Ran Francisco. Cal. little luck. Remember the good Ih<rnn«wrrs Jackct Kenny HUI. you're lookto» emp D..U, N. C. mu , m u|ung , ta u|nl leii ” ""' w ” n -nwme answers great ■ Birthday July 2 old days. Bill, when you were tcach’ | BUtztog around Hasting* is Pvt 'er'« pct instead of the hard boiled ,0-'’What Goes Onl" Cheersand shout* for Marlon ' corporal? This is the kind of eve­ First n monev order for 100 con- Myron Bruce (Nashville) who wu ’•’wvrr and Ann VanWestrenan ,tUers°rk ning wlum I’d like to Join you fel­ pent goes tn Edward Mnnni alon" have a few weeks leave from— You'll have fewer clothes thi. H.H.S. teachers) who are taking 8 nCe’*l?hn^ ,eBVC ,,om lows down at Porbey's for n few with iota of good wtsh.-s, and wr B. Co. 353 Eng. Mr exam*, this week for the j John O. Isenhath games of reds on the floor and sev­ hrnn votl ”nlov tei'h Camp White, Ore. "AVES. Well all ml** you when 1 eral games of table tennis on lhe fabrics, and more enduring Ui*t week, wito the change of Myron says he sec* many of the on 'take off' and school won't seem dining room table. Imagine our old letters, we missed our chance to Barry county boy* at Camp Whit. Due to the fact that I haven't styles! Choose your coat from ight until you're back again—and ' any idea of how much time I have friend. Gerald Ftorbey. a* Sgt. of Introduce Mrs. Grooe but by now Including. Steve Mcsik (Middleville) the Guards out there nt Hill Field. you know what she does to keep lhe Gordon Hoffman, Jimmy Osl*. Fred­ this smart group we have col­ to write 1'11 write 1 letter to all of J for lhe .pQUw 1 vo“- ,o nmh'ne nf i» if EVERYONE CAN Utah and Clarence Surrarrer teach- dance* i swinging. She is to tHe girls, die Boulter. Bob Roush, and Albert lected for you with Just this un,bers7 Letter, y°urndonpt *ct an>' Individual letters tog electricity out to Newport, R. what the engineer ft to a train—not Drake. You're looking fine also My­ In mind! Dashing cavalry I, Why don't you all drop one an­ that she kec|M the gals on tire track, ron. and If you don't mind our say­ HAVE A other a line at thc following: i WeUHI try and teU vou a little she keeps ’em going, otherwise it ing so you have what Is often called twills that are sleekly cut! that he Is about #boul Nor,h Afrji a. ofvourw f c»n't Cpl. William Boughncr would be. 'no girls—no dances' and a "million dollar smile"—it* a good « VICTORY GARDEN Smoothly fitted reefers that n11,1 tan,w<f 83 he ha<f ,ver I teU all I know about It. du- to the that would be no good I name too 'cause we don't know any­ Nqw. A Bit About Town:- Well, thing that pays bigger dividends are so right with prints I Anybody who lives in a first have you fellows heard about titan a smile that is a smile. hole in an old creek that runs from ; things I* can'^'even^'tel) ”wi ho' Casual boxy coats for sport Pvt. James A. Cool small town or in the coun­ thc •Snort Snorter* Club"—you „ ua , pass was Home „„ on „a uu three day A.P.O. 3340 “XSS“S*ry “.y.”' hm' 1 W”' probably know all about it. to which Gerald Sinclair 36404376 try, can help with the food c/o Postmaster..New'-York City case I* IhLv the way It goes? A guy !. Hq. Hq. Btry. — - ■A. •A. 8th Being unable to purchase cigar----------------------------------------------- ——« shortage by raising fresh flie.i across toe ocean. When he I Auto Wpiui. Group Buy Your Coat Now On Clarence N. Surrarrer. E.M.2/C ettes. he writes he has now taken ' ——------ --------------------------fruit and vegetables. land* the fellows who have ureNew York City. New York. In*t. 16th Batt. Bldg. OUR LAYAWAY PLAN! smoking cigars and laughingly vlously flown the ocean, (which - Gerald who grew up in the Mc- to 1600 U3.N.TB. adds. "I can Just hear you and Dad , But people without a Newport, R. I . fact has made them Snort Snorters) ।Omber neighborhood, hopes to havt betting on whether or not I was ; 'sign a dollar bill of tire Chap who ।a furlough to June and we're sure patch of ground must Just arrived, making hirn a new ;hoping you do too Gerald nnd we sick on the first one but I wasn't." ; Sgt. Gerald- Forbey On boaYd ship going over David | make up their “Victory Snort Snorter. HLs Identification to ।don't nave to tell you for why. de was 32nd Repair Squad. Bks. 295 by seeing a water I the S. 8. club Ls thi* signed bill and ■we? Nice to hnve you home even for spouLimpressed Garden" savings by care­ HUI Field. Utah A lot of water gathered up Say. Paul Burkey aren't you the if he lasts it and Ls unable to show this short visit; well see you in from the sea Into the clouds and ful planning, and by fair haired boy? After all I've done said bill, he inurt pay one dollar to ,June. then later it began to rain and all shrewd economy. Another good looking man in uni­ the feUows took a fresh water show­ for you or to you and then to have every Snort Snorter that stop*-tom. you sneak home a few week* ago (Sounds to u* as if somebody ;form about town this week wn* Ca­ er up on deck which was a real Substantial savings can be and marry the home town gal. thought tills up after tory had a ।nadian George Stannard of the treat. made by shopping care­ AU that without even consulting inr. few too many snorts, even so, an ;Scotlsh Infantry from Cnmp Bor.When he boarded ship he had ' The rest of you ’who have been article about snort Snorters recent- ।den. north of Toronto. He was vl’lf- Kfton ivy and when he got off he fully ... by going to stores wanting to write Paul will reach ly uppi'arcd in a very repUtaole iIng at the Elmer Parcell home—thq d athletes foot but states he ft that have earned the right .magazine.) 'k-uwu> wnv URIC Parcells who have a ivvviy lovely oaugndaugh­ now feeling fine and getting good him al lhe following address: i 1 o the point—along with other ■ ter. Joe-----------Paul Burkey Msmth 1/c ----------- could be. to your confidence. If you food. He says he was not seasick I bills in payment for services. Dr.-. Hl Amphibious Training Base HI sailor!, to Lawrence E. VerdiVerdi” for the first couple of davs on the I are willing to carry your • Frank Ciirrother* received u Snort (Cressey) at Great Lakes. How do sea Box 1 but did take hl* "chow" on deck i own, pay cash, and forego Snorter bill. The signatures on the Little Creek. Va. ..... . you like being a "bool" for the same uerlod of time. to bill are. T/Sgt k. Sorenson. Sgt. i ship Ahoy I to you other Great Among Freeport's proud papas In y*l..?r£,1 luxury services, Penney's Pvt. David H. Settles 18083785 1 r» ^w-h.f.r S - Ty]. the service Is Tech. Sal. Clayton uWe 5tcrl and I'?81 W w A Tl1’ Lakers. Fred Shipp, (city R 5) Alyfeur shopping place! A.P.O 502 c/o Postmaster Youthful Styles With Lingerie Trim! Bunn, who along with his brother , em> „ ,hw unow the bert Higgins, (city R D Lyle OlllSan Francisco. Calif. Sgt. Raymond Bunn Is still in Ha- question '™' ft-wa* '«-«”• Ute »’« »-• bona •­ fide ' Mpie. (city R 3) and John Schultz April 11. 1943. I snorter broke, so had week* num training then -- he • • •••>• to (C|ty> «Twelve write wcvm wall. Our hat* ore stll| off to you snort .. ,lls . . —_ b»l into - _ circulation? ._ _ nJnp -t b so long Dear Zolly, irnle l’ul nine days leave—it won won't Raymond for winning the Purr'Slimming Tie Backs! We all enjojuheartog from home ,r6or 'Goodness gracious, what wlll he -fore well be seeing you. Heart back, there at Pearl Harbor , Button-Front Models! mew «>ow. Unh that first day of the wor. We knew ’,ow- when he meets brother . At Ohio Wesleyan University at and the home folks are doing a Classic Shirtwaist Types! * However, the tccrJr.i burning Delaware. Ohio—Greetings to Vin­ good Job of letting us know we arc J you had It In you wav back when Snorters?) Hc “.cr. thc A spring classic you won't want to be you were baking stokers for "Lefty" quratlon Is-if you have to be an cent Smith <*on of Mr. and Mrs. not forgotten. I have from time to ‘ Stuart. By the way we hear that high flyer to be a Snort J. H. duumu Smith) and Zane n*»n. Nash, (son time received mall from persons without! Bright white dots on dark our old teacher. BUI Kye* 1* still Snorter and only Snorter Snorters of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Noah) Vincent with whom I have never corres- [ Men's Towncrafl* de Luxe rayon make a smart variation of the doing his bit to the Southwest Pac- P04?*83 Snorter Snorter bills and z.anc Zane are in the FUght Flight Prepara- ponded before. m»w— —what wan ana We have had very nice weather ific. Coneratulatlons, BUI. on that 15 Dr- Carrothers? Address your school Have you done any flyA<J?.rc“ ?' our ।. tory school. printed frock for this season! Casual here. All winter bright warm days Captaln before your name. The to the Mayor. W ho of of you vou jiing ing yet fellows? and dressy styles that you will find so boys around here still follow your fellows ffUows are are Snort Snort .Snorters? .Snorters? Are cpl. C pl. James McKelvey (Hartings) (Hostings) and there has been no frost al night 98 explolLs and swear by your courage there there female female Snort Snort Snorters? Snorters? And And u ts now training at Wendover Field here. I came down to Long Beach | suited to every activity of your busy nnd wuuiB. daring. Your pal uuuu Elliott ojuSJo- now nt>w somebody £comes omes “along ,lonK “and ,nd Utah with the heavy bombardment from Fort Ord to November, and ivui jra. life! Navy blue or black. Sizes 12 to 20. w)m taught tnllohr here with you I* nrrnn berg who is I SUVb “X8 1L*>. lls» Short SnOrierS Snorters —we give Army Air Force Group. Wm We h*.r hear until recently have been stationed Fine, smooth still to New York to school as an UP_ . . • , 1 that there is a natural Bombing at Daugherty Field, and doing guard weave 8anin unsc casc ui| ui Of you y0U One of ~~ our stores down town ha* ; range of over 2.000,000 acre*, a ter- a at Douglas Aircraft. They Aviation Cadet. In 'forlzedt fab­ wrlfr one another. nrxiflx.r . 3 3100 Cl01l.tr.'' worth WOttil of Of war U.IT bonds bond* In tn -Ctrm* —M ’the Via size nt the Flying Fortress. We art­ should want to write >M dollars ritory furl twice of DKkrlr Rhode T«. Is­ the here goes for your addresses: ij ,h " window next to a few German land. at Wendover. That does give now taking eight weeks more of rics. with the । marks with the sign—"If you don't you a little extra If you mis* the training and are stationed to a park , Tech. SaL Ciavton Bunn APO. 952 Postmaster 1I buy bonds your money won't be mark doesn't it. Corporal. So in the outskirts ot Long Beach. most-favored Most of the men to the outfit are I , worth anymore than thete marks "Bombs Away" James and what 1* San Francisco. Calif. patterns ; to Germany to-day." from Michigan, but we have re- 1 your address? woven -in! Here's word from Wichita Falls, Sgt. Raymond A- Bunn. 16010118 Norman Perkins Is "perktog" placements who come from time to! Proportionate A.P.O. 953 Postmaster - Tcxns that Michigan soldiers at right along In Texas In the Military lime until the other states are now ' I Shepard field. 1,250 miles from Pollce division. His address ft— San Francisco. Calif. represented, it U a pretty place here I fit. home, will be guests of honor at it and I meet people from many places Norman Perkins Wonder Working Fabrics! Capt. William B. Kyes |I "Michigan Night" celebration Satincluding many who are to service. | Smart Heads All Call For Petal-Soft Rayon Satin -A.P.O. No. 760 lurday May 1st at the US.O. club. some ot whom have already been to Camp Maxey. Texas. • Sorority Rayons •t Postmaster thc scrap. sponsored by a committee of Mich- |r, orms xner. wmraa I Norm ’s oiacr older Dn brother, Raymond »»ar• Thick And Thin Prints San Francisco, Calif. The people treat us well and aU , i p.an ^?.d.crs- 0,J,S5r3'. !ind. ,hrtr rived home Saturday (for four days 1 Wc kn2w 2.erl1d ani? 'atoP O’er' from Pensacola on hl* seem to be friendly and very ac• Crinkly Seersucker Aviation Cadet Elliott SJobcrg ' old Rogers. Rovd Clarir <nd pick !way to Harvard University for a oommodattog. transportation Is • Lavishly Trimmed! 4 1730 Harrison Avenue A glorious array of lhe gayest, Barnes at. Shepard Field (Lloyd five months Navy course to. Indoc- not easy, but moat of them are will­ • Smartly Tailored! ■ The Bronx. N. Y. Unk wan there-now"transferred, -tritiation and Communication. ing to give us a lift whenever It is smartest prints you've ever There are dozens and dozens of What is vour address Uovd?—sorry .-whatever that is" says, his pretty possible. You'll want new slips under your new crowns. seenl Smooth, lovely Sorority you fellow* I'd like to talk to and we mftard vou when vou were h~nr> . wlfe Jean wh0 lg secretary to Mr. I am well and a* far as I have spring frocks . . . and you're sure to talk about, but after all we can't Let us know about the party fellows George Deans office. Raymond has gone I have got along oulte well rayons, crinkly seersuckers, find the styles you Uke al Penney's I make this a serial, can we? Dont —,vou *,ave a rea' ‘Mlch-i- .Jun been commissioned an Ensign The men are a good bunch, and wr bands, bound delightful Thick and Thin ■blame me if I mentioned you (uid Straight cut, four gore tailored types, edge brims i which means he has to act new uni­ enjov ounelves together as much a* don’t fail to forgive me if I left prints In dashing color or cut on the bias to fit smoothly. Flashing the News-----------medallions — forms. gold braid and all that. He possible. But all of us are anxlotr you out. Even the Banner has had Billy Crawford and hl* wife ar­ wrote his Dad that he'd orobably to get the job done and get back all are repre ­ schemes of charmingly de ­ to lake ita cut in newsprint rived home Wednesday from Kan­ Quite a few of the replacemenu nr sented here! so I've Just got to ring down the sas. Billy looks great: niays in the need a little cash. His Dad (Perks from West Virginia and smith east­ signed floral and novelty pat­ curtain nere somewhere. Suffice It camp band—they broaacasl every tavern) says he's had to take a lit­ ern Ohio and have left wives and terns. And If you have to to say that I wish I cdUld drop week—and a few weeks ago he won tle temporary detour now instead of children behind. RAYON PANTIES 'buying bonds' its 'buying uniforms.' down to Texas and see you Hum­ ? watch your dollars you can rayon, expertly cut to fit P? nK Tournament which nice wont, naymunu. Nice work. Raymond. I remain phrey boys, Jim and Boo; I'd like “netted’ him the reward of two depend on Penney fabrics MEANS A BOND BE Bet you were tickled pleased to smoothly. Regular alias. . Your Friend nothing better than to drop to at buck*. Not at all bad Bill, and we j,aV e vour folk* visit you Don Wldfor durability and economy! Columbia University and blow the know where vou tued to practice rl?. We talked to your 'Mom' afte. Corp. Robert A. Eaton POPULAR FL’LL-FAHHIONID RAY­ FORE YOU KNOW IT! breezes with that old salt Lt. Jack your game—nt home In lhe base- I they returned Saturday and she Co. A. 773rd MPBN. ON HOSIERY — Glamorous sheers Buehler of the navy; I wouldn't menl recreation room where we've gav. your camr> ft located In a beauRecreation Park BUY YOUR WAR Long Beach, Calif. even mind rowing out from Frisco Into the blue Pacific to see seaman had some good Umes too. Bill's ad- j tiful spot at the foot of lhe Ozarks STAMPS AND BONDS t j II Rh * saVM ° TOUT* She save ,0 too you’re fine nnd and that's A/O John O. L«enhath. U.8.N.R Merle Surrarrer; it wouldn't be half dr£7 n .Crjwford —38410617 |what I what we're we're glad glad to to hear. hear. Well Wellwrite write N.FJ»S. Room 354 bad to see New Orleans and while.,‘ Co Band. 302 Inf. AT PENNEY'S! you at__ Mall Box IM there it would be fun to run out A P O. No. 94. Camp Phillips. I w. O. Don R. Wldrig Delaware. Ohio. and see Elwin "Archie" Wood: on u "*“ » .r o ..A u K° 8un Bn ,4,h *• D­ April 8. 1943 my way home I’d have to stop off Rex Walters <H.H8 '40) has re- I Camn Chaffee. Ark. De*»r Zollv Coffer: to see Garrett Everson at Keesler hnnr>v war brl<te Just a word to let vou know h« Field. Miss.; and it wouldn't be turned to Krnt'1-kv—b- was homo , Anriher «rw I am vetting along and the work too far out of the way, even with am doin’. gas rationing, to lake in Oklahoma Bob Moores "Mom" nnd Ro<e Coo- been home on furlough from faredo City to see Lt. and Mrs. Maurice u IhLT’J'*".* V - 7B /' |T"X*J’ Gunnery School. He returned about the site of Ha«tinB» onlv ftn’’ Overholt of the Navy. By the way ,h" I’y^ne-div and M-rv ft fini.hln- |FR dean a* our town. Columbus ft Maurice I* also a proud papa and he is really going places In this Unlverslly of Buffalo, taking spec- her senior year at H. H. 8. Best of j2# miles South of us and it makes it man's navy, a little excursion to nn 7C northern Minnesota would be a real treat, because there I'd get a chance to see Coastguordsmnn Gaylord Whitney. Call it "bragging" or "boasting" If you want, but You thought I was going to for­ we at Penney's think our success in maintaining get you. didn't you Charlie? Ye*, the little girl from north of town Town-Clad's supreme quality (they're STILL all 1* still writing Charles Blough at wool wonted*I) Is a major achievement to these Pvt. Charles Blough 36424970 611 Training Flight times. You'll find stamina-packed worsted firm 6oz. 455 Tent Area Priscillas For Spring! finish striping*, bold herringbones in smooth St. Petersburg. Fla. Yes, and the little ladv from weaves—and all to fashion-first modal* to fit you, Caledonia ft atlll working for Mr/ your personality, your tastes—and, most of all, A. Ac P. to Hastings and she’s still your wallet! Inspect this fine group tomorrowf writing every day. at least, to: Pvt. Elwood Yoder. 38424922 Btry. C 257th P. A. Bn. Camp Gordon. Ga. In the final round up I'd Uke to Frame your windows in fresh, jump the Atlantic and see Marshall new beauty for spring! Crisp, Seger, hop over to India and swan a few white elephant* and tall airy marquisette . . . sprinkled tales with Roger Leyendccker and with dainty little pin dots . . . Max Mackey and atop to see Ron outlined with wide self ruffle* | Follft at Panama. Then I'd be H*te WIN THE WAR BY BUYING BONDS AND STAMFS HERE Just about satisfied to alt down and Nicely finished with smart tie­ wait for the rest of you to write backs to hold them firmly In and give me the work* for leaving yem o«i» of this llterarv masterpiece. place! Invest in a pair today| In all seriousness. Fellows, you're ! HASTINGS, MICH. the greatest bunch ot friend* a friendless school teacher ever nM. I » THE PENNEY frAY IS THE THRIFTY WAY When you're to there pitching for | ON THE HOME FRONT ■ ^0*2 Dren Well and be Charming on Your Bi 1475 DOTTED DRESSES M QQ FINE SHIRTS Marathon* Hats Women's Cynthia Slips ?9 MEN’S SUITS ALL WOOL WORSTEDS FRIDAY SPECIALS SATURDAY WALNUT MEATS 30c quarts MASON FRUIT JARS 67c pint* MASON FRUIT JARS 60c tall 4 for 37c PET MILK , CHEERIOATS ready to eat cereal 13c C. THOMAS STORE NEW CURTAINS J98 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. APRIL W, 1H3 TU­ TORIALS ; —— The balance of lhe ach«dulc in1 The Service Mens dance will be -]Uda»; held at the lhe Parish Parisi) House this Bat- v Anr< chairman., Mrs. Raymond Finnic announces the following schedule fpr dances; I Lhe Parish House giv-. mt.. Exv.. Lmmmw —.m *Jack Fulton was transferred front Mr. Mid Mr*. Jack Ful- the Baptist church in Burtingham. lllc church hare- * An EatMonday, April 86, at U a. m. al BL ton and family------------------------------------who have been Uy- AU . Huso ol Qms church. Rev. Fr. Ing in thc Leonard apartment this iter egg Jiunt^wa* held on^thc church f ThPralrUvllle-Milo Bunday «« *tnter n^ved back to their summar lawn 1 1 Bchwl contention wU ibe held kt requiem Mass asslsUd by Rev. Fr home at Crooked lake. * Miss Effie Burpee School convention Jnd.,. will be heldat — «!!:.?• jest."*' 33^%^S’lSlXM: i SSTLff-JSS u.r x H? WAS JAR—'rewt— — • -....... - —— the Milo church Bunday. May i., J**'"* «*“» *• ker. * About thirty young people Pot lack dinner at noon, uas in Ml. calvary attended the Eadter breakfast In 1 of MM. LiUnche Richards Sunday i The P. T. A. wiU be lie Id at th* ~• church dining room Bunday I where she wlll spend several days. the ' school Friday evening. April 30th at CHARLTON PARK morning at 7 o'clock. * Miss Eliza­ 8 o’clock. Harold Foeter will show■ - — Th. — •hu.t.11u •— ” .iu. ».• beth Robinson1 of Lansing spent moving picture* Everyone welcomed. Sunday with her parents, kcv. ana Mrs. I. W. Robinson, w Mrs Abe Delton Felder and family of Ross township Ttc ----- - --------ehureli services and Suntheir next meeting me »■ to nnd out. so next sunr;--- r™. attended Mrs. Marie Pritchard at Wall lake (iny they are asking to sec how good mt* M*-- a,1(' Mrs. John Adams. ♦ clay sehpol here Surglay momtng. * Thursday afternoon. May 6. of Battle B turn-OUl of player* for a practice Mr mid Mrs. Travis Royer AUan^ ’er* Mrs. Mary SMdd otarrved her The W. S. C. 8. of the Delton/game, Rame una and to ma*e make n n icam. team, uiey they can ■ Creek and and Mr*. leri; birthday in.-.t Tensday. She received wnMr.Mlchael of Allen P|M|nwc twentv-eiaht birthday card* and Methodist church will hold it* reg­ ular meeting at the home of Mrs.:1 If you wish to practice baseball, I tpent Sunday with lhetr parents ever*! gifU from her neighbor* and Bert Patton on after- .come . —Wednesday -------- — to lhe Park about two o'clock Mr. and Mn. Wade Town and family, friends. * David Shepherd. 83. who ______ _ Adams,_ weal resided in Orangeville for several noon. "ay May 5. The topic will wlU be Child Child , Sunday afternoon. ' * Mr and Mrs. John —— Henn Williams William* and and three three ' •years, passed away in Crispe hosLabor <tChristian Chris Ilan Family Month), Month) ; I •----------- -—,«■»■». and Mrs. Qlrnn .. W. ... K. .. Kellar.: Farm _ plt>| puinwen. Ha was born Aug. ocer be me Mrs Roger Williams the DELTON । children of the — — William* ............... will — — - 1 DELI leader. Mrs. Mary Shedd was a dinner ; Bpent Thursday afternotn in Battle 7. 1860. tn Marttn and was lhe son _______ Mrs _ . ------------guest of Mm. Nina Boyle at Milo Creek * Mr*. Leon "Pennock and of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Shepherd. RatUml , .. , Mr. — J Mr*. Mason ---------- Mrs. Blanche Richards were in Bat­ In 1885 lie was married to Miss Mil 15-.. ‘ Suiiday.' and mZ?te ihr i Nor*Oud of Kalamazoo nnd their tle Creek Thursday forenoon. * Belle Holcomb oL Prairieville who xra J * lfnlrh»r. J I grandchildren. Bruce and Heieuc Mrs. Bertha Adams. Iqcal. Mrs. survive*: Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd May 6| tar *** afternoon meeting. BanBhart of Hastings called on Mr. Glenn WUH’nw nnd Mrs. Douglas celebrated their 57th wedding anurrrnwns ar-rwn Mrs MarshaU Norwood. * Mr Gainder of the W. K. Kelloga Parm nlvenuiry last year. He leaves be. ?iUt «liTJ?i?Aa WPFK s' Hrnry of tW Barry Counly Aihcr- attended tlw sale nt the home of • idcs the widow, a sister Mr*. Mary ILLNESb Ot A WLEK > lean Legion called al lhe home of Mrs David Shepherd Saturday af­ Shuller.-.. Pontiac. Funeral services Prank Kurtz, aged 80. reissed away Mr Bntt Mrs. Ellis E Faulkner ternoon. * Mr. and Mrs Roy Lar­ were liekl al the Ilcnton funeral Friday evening. April 23. nt his Sunday. * Mr. nnd Mr*. Roger son ot Wisconsin have opened the home here Wednesday at 2 P. M * home northeast of th* city, after a W1niam* visited their parents. Mr it.ireee and lee erram parlor for­ Aviation Cadet Merle K- Collison, week's Illness. Mrs Kurtz preceded anrt Mrs tcJle Williams near merly operated by Mr. and Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Collison ilm in death a few month* . Freetmrt Sunday PM* Mr. and Victor Hines. * BsptL-mal services of Dejton. has entered lhe Array Tiirvivina are two daughters. Mrs.*Mr>. Barton Conright of Kalama­ were held tn thc Drlion Methodist Air forer.s technical ichool. Yb'.c zoo sr-ent Sunday with their par­ church' Sunday morning. The fol­ Unlversitv. for training pointed Mrs. Thomas Myers ot Hastings, ents. Mr. and Mrs. Jav WJ«cl"'«m» lowing children were tMptti>ccl- toward hl* becoming “ technical and one son. Thomas Kurtz, at * Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Kopf of Frances and Joan Warner. Walter officer in coinmiinicaUon.i with lhe lome; also a sister. Mrs. Frank Middleville and Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Eaton. Royc;- and Arnold Boulter rank of r.ccond lieutenant * Much Hoes, of Hastings. Funeral services Faulkner and son. David of Coloma and Denn Williams. Aleathe -rd sympathy is extended to Mrs. David fere held at the Leonard chapel guests of Mr and Mrs. Ellis E Billy Leonard mil be taken inu­ Shepherd in her bereavement. Mr. at ten o'clock Tuesday forenoon. were Faulkner Sunday. * Frank DeMotl tile c’nirch. Mrs Geraldine Stare Shepherd was a kind and Iovine .Father J. V. Dillon officiating. In­ was also baptised, her mother Mrs. husbnnd. He will be greatly mL-.setl terment in ML Calvary cemetery. of Chicago spent thc weekend <1 rOMMIINIH luririunil I IMTKK nviivu l-dr U.S.O. NEWS -fr'jyff__________ Muy "< °~ "'‘XT'' .m r— —.... .Organization. Umi of telling lhe public the full. w*jton in charge unpleasant truth about a Job that I en py the Viking Corp. >1 the next regular ~-~ meeting wlll be all of us wiD have to do before this country Club a formal dance, with! *•Our ----- -— .«— - .. meelilIg rar is won? Mr. and Mr*. Harold Newton tn;.At t It is thc firm conviction of this chance. i V* ■1'.writer that the American public Because Mrs Jolut Wooten has, V Don't forget our meetbig tonight. reacts best when It knows the full. ne'nd^--J^r ma^ om^ton?8^'! , a Joint meeting with the ladles, and tnrth; that it ■for our crtrn boya who tM °*mP a Joint installation of officers. Thia that it can stand lhe facts whether {Orant Tureday. Mr* Wooten will also be family night and all they be pleasant or otherwise. wly noi to continue to make members, former members, eligible Maybe that portion of the head- . popcorn bulls for sometime, the re­ members and their families and line which aald. “People 'Back! (ore anyone wlBiing to volunteer friends are cordially Invited. Come up and we will Uy to see you have Home' Falling Down On Job," was to make them (sugar and supplies a good lime. a bit premature. i c*n be furnished by the U. 5. O.) Mrs. Pearl Musser of Kalamazoo Mavbe the poor showing from for our boy* when they leave call will represent thc Department and inrtividMl tubscriPlions was caused Mr*. Chester Hodges-2*9 a* usual. act as installing officer for the la­ dle*. __ -■ We are sorry to a ziumber of our members < sick list They Include Mr*. Reynolds. that bond sales have In support of A thoughtful lady who was mak- Mrs. Chet Englehard and Comrade ths war effort—and In staving off jng hot-cro*s buns on Friday aftcr- Englehardt. uncontrolled inflation which could |)Oon called the room to tee If Comrade George Keeler enter­ Wreck the economic fabric of this I there were any boys at lhe room tained Ids son John, who enjoyed country *h° might like some; unfortunate- a short furlough horn the army a A valiant effort ha*, end sUll is lv there were none there at that few day* last week. Comrade Wilford Platt and Mil­ being made. dred are taking car* of Paulint Bu,. 1, UR.. U«. lor l~pl« X> Jone*' children while Pauline ha.gone to see her son in the army. Our sympathy rocs to Commande: tricta here in the county whichi!MUNK#A1. COURT and President elect, Mr. and Mrs have been doing superlative jobs. ( Lc* Johnson. 2U. of Baltimore Lowell Tagg upon the loss of thcii all that could be expected: same . arraigned before Municipal little girl bom Tuesday morning. individuals have been investing to Judge Conrtghl Monday, charged the limit literally keeping them- with failure to bury a dead animal Selves "b^nd poor " « required by law. He admitted But. to date, it must be admitted the offense and was assessed »50 Emmanuel Guild will meet Wed­ nesday. May 5. at 2 o'clock at the polntlnE d~“"a home of Mrs. P. T. Colgrove. ORGANIZATIONS HOLD FUNERAL FOR DROWNING VICTIM Funeral services for Joan Berry 22 months old daughter of Mr. and sirs. Gene Berry of Carlton Twp. who was drowned In thc cistern on mdav, were held at the Leoaatd chapel on Tuesday at two o'clock, he R0v. 3. Conger Hathaway offi­ ciating. Surviving are her parents; three sisters, Norma Jean, and lhe twins. Janet Arlene and Janette Ilene: three grandparents and two great-grandparents interment was in the Fuller cemetery. way to a Jeb that all of us will have : jjlsa Pearl Clark, of Middleville, The Cornua club of the Presbyterto equal—or suzdmp was brought into Municipal court!I Inn church will be entertained Bo. perhaps It vnw a bit prema- Monday, charged with operating a*I Thursday night, April 29. at 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ture to my that people "back home" ■ motor car without a license. She:' o'clock W. O. Bradford. were "Falling Down on the Job." .promised to procure one at once; SOUTH HASTINGS Maybe it would have been more I and was aasessed 94 50 costs. The Navy Mothers Club of Amer­ FARM BUREAU GROUP accurate to merely ray that few of' Don Smith. 25 and Ellsworth ica will meet Wednesday. May 5. al The South Hastings Farm Bureau “ t" lU«i5"£' ■&>'Group met at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Harold Slocum for their April P°w^f»R.rfthe*3rd War loan Drive • courl on * breaking and enmeeting, wlxh twenty-one members J.l Tu U.K !£^£l^DVt7'’twln« ch®rge. They denied guilt Cloverdale will entertain the Barry- present. "Agricultural Planning and the 4th. and the 5th etc , and were bound mn {0 {he Clr. W. C. T.«U. Convention. May 7, was the topic discuMcd. Mrs. Elmer which will probably be following CUU thelr tM111 /1XP<J Co. at the Evangelical church. Mrs. Bush httd charge of recreation, one another at four Or five, month I nl eac], Gerald Platt. 15. Of Dora B. Whftner. state president, after which refreshments were intervals will teU the storyMidolevllle, who 1* alllegedi io u —1 and Mrs. Agnes Iler, district presi- served by the hostess. The Muy nave; ,11th and denL will be the speakers. Evervcne meeting will be held at thc home By that time, the rich cream in been implicated with 8ml and was of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn. the form of big subscriptions from' Pease, pleaded not guilty a..— I welcome. the reserves of corporations and. ordered to trial in Circuit court, Surgery Guild No. IB will meet OBITUARY companies will have been skimmed, hi* bend being placed at 81.000. _ v Thursday. May fl. at lhe home ot Bridget E. Foley, who was born Then, ths burden will have to lx-• •*• Mrs. Henry Vahlslng. The co-host- In Le Sueur. Minnesota. on April TWO LOCAL TEACHERS carried by you nnd me—and lhe -HAVE JOINED WAVES esaes will be Mrs. A. Tolles and 27. 1865, passed away al her home fellow who could have subscriber! Two teachers in thc Hastings city Mrs. Otto Isenhath. near Middle Lake. April 22 at the this time but didn't. I schools were in Detroit Tuesday The St. Cecilia Choir Guild will age-of 78 years. where they were accepted and sworn In tlie year of 1883 she was Tn this Issue of tite Banner is u in for officers' training in the meet al the home of Mrs. Donna united in marriage to Jerry Foley, Harrington on Wednesday evening. chart showing the new zystem of Air WAVES. who preceded her in death June They are Miss Marion C. Saw­ Raid Warning signals now in force i 1929 To them were bom four snns daughter of Mr. and Mrs. throughout the state. Clip this 1 yer, : arrd three daughters. All survive Loral Order of Moos/ will meet James Sawyer of Kalamazoo, first chart, study it and post It in some |g ,auc teacher Ul I grade in Central school. Sunday. May 3. for the inlatlon of I except Leo who died tn February. convenient spot for ready reference. Bnd Miss Anne vanWcstrenen, a large class of candidates, followed 1930. She leaves to mourn their loss throe sons, James. Martin and An enemy air raid on the U. 8. A. 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John with the installation of officers and I* not «n impossibility—Is. on the vanWestrenen of Grand Rapid*, supper at 6 pm. Members are urged i Paul of Hastings; three daughters. contrary. enUrelv probable. Oerm-teacher in the tn Attend. Several Moose lodges are Gertrude E. Bump of Hastings. Irene . Huver of Lansing and Alice Foley invited. any has a fleet of six-engine bomb- J M v__Wm era which are capable------ofmaklng a bio utnen - ------------------- ucnen itowarB unnow mucuvc:riuCl auiy;ve anaduty and rilvfit En anrl nV i.. continue ........ _—... round trip flight to America and by win in their .... work here un-1 air. Michigan K just ns near to‘til called. probable take-off points a.% cities i Atlantte mast n »er- | WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE along th. the coast, sneaklM if t Gerl«rAtUntic A?t^rtedTn The womcn >»*leni clowd the many ever succeeded in sneaking *| reason reason Monday Monday night nignt when wner the nf her aircraft carriers into ■ IUllll nuUchcs mm -m. ^.1. ...^ The nnh of one were played, the Hudson Bay region. Michigan I league leadership tor forr tne secund : would be about the maet convenient half went. .to _ . .led Ute Portias who target available. Since this state has league by the large margin of 39 and -9-------lost, .ilje team WK UWIIC» LUUU»ua>ll'll o------- won --- ...... — the heaviest concentration v. of arms- games IX Hgatinga relative* lutve been in­ iph Kidder. 007 E Marshall; Mr*', formed that Lieut. Harold Parker rlln Pierce. 537 E. Mill 8t . Mrs hu been transferred from Camp Wolter*. Texas, to a camp near Sant* Barbara. Cal. and he and Donations include 3 dozen tea­ Mrs. Parker have left for hla new spoons from the Silverware Guild. station. X*. Ed. Smith, chairman: two UngM with night lights from Guild SAXONS TO PLAT JIol 7, Mrs. Vemor Webster, chnlr- BELDING FRIDAY Friday the Saxon baseball team IM PM4E5 rHEMrS°AY A FRUIT COCKTML ’ n roisr. Methodist firit time, replacing Middiet Hie The Freeport opener which the, h r?ro»l 11 HO. corh 10 18 11c CM. OZ ) I U 11c I CAN| 14 Ik ai' ” Uc 3 11c »,«4Mrr r 13c MLLErED PIKE fRESi'ito 1 LORO Mon PEAS IFA-QZ- CAH I —'Ss"" ASSORTED SOUPS K0’«n'?ec tsosoua tMERRIES FintO ImMiCHES WiHG”""’ 35c 10 Me •.None 27c . i Nene 35c Hone 13c ) rOTTfO MEH smm'’1'™" „ 45c 4 23c U. - SYrOZ. D U ^/inc-it Zbai'iqland&. ty'iGtn Sport Shirts & Slack Suits I I SILVERIROOK I RIO TOIN1S FIR IB A very complete stock is ready for your approval. 1 i 3 for 23c 5 34c 1 3 I 25c 27c j> PAKTITr u 22c CHEESE 17,-OZ. RIRC—lUSClOUS—LOUISIANA 98c t0 350 IRES*:—OUTDOOR New fabrics in Rayon, mixtures and pure wool, MESH-NEW CROP 4c TEXAS-St(DtESS 5c GRArtfRUIT ION6 ©SEEN—HOTHOUSE IONA FLOUR Sizes for little boys and big boys. Men's sizes up to 52. - $1.04 OEUSH SWEET PICKLES CUCUMBERS /7 Camfdete ALL PURPOSE in all sizes. 5 k.. 2Tc ,ac„19c 36c TUNCHS *7.'. 23c MUSTARD WAR SAVINGS STAMPS & RONDS 2... 41c 2... 47c 2 i». 51c MARVEL BREAD 3 :?29‘ -13' DONUTS GOLD LOAF CAKE -19' ..21' SPICE CAKE JAMS RAIKEI RICH nuow *ATH« COLONIAL SQUARE • Stick EVAP. MILK 4 2 M6 36c PURE LARO SNOSHEEH SHREDDED WHITEHOUSE THE BEST BUY IN ANY STORE Waters Clothes Shop QQ 3... 23c ONIONS 2 .« 25c SPINACH DOZ. NF^-TIXAS UMOTS rjDiSHES Look through our sweater stock, the largest ever (io eoiNU) (triNto 8 O'CLOCK RED CIRCLE BOKAR QaJtVHf. jbt.fLG.'ltlHQnt ,25* STRAWBERRIES ORANGES SUMMER SLACKS SPRING SWEATERS PKG 18c TlOXfOA—SEIDltSS TRTSH-CAllFOBHIA gabardines and coverts. A very complete stock points) tf'itdJt tyuuti. and 'VecjetatdeA ever. Short and long sleeves. a USE COFFEE COUPON No. 23 NOW... For Finer, Fresher Flavor ( RIO POINTS PM 111 MARGARINE We have the most complete stock of sport shirts CHEESE ■32' 92 SCORE LB. FRANKENMUTH WISCONSIN I MILD CHEESE BUTTER (I POINTS) • 2 for He '.2 for 31c | I,12 f° l»lr -- ' 43c I • New Spring • carried in Hastings. BoMirwtK cteekpeirs I J] None | 2 for 9c 9 3 13 for He 1 ™14 on. ion M°. r., can 24 H ?c sauer'kraut COOKED »«&'««... 3 3 ,3 for 25c PRECOOKED BEANS SOO? 17c 31c He CATSUP —r- TRICE GROUHD BEEf MEATY M AHN PAGE tomato fOIHTJ Rt» ,OUN_ 8MIH6 BEEF 14 7 25c 12 I 10c ’noi. cah TOMMO JUICE > mu corn unuTai® ■31' • JOINTS H. aoUNO caM OR jHosr gj. ---- tomatoes SKxSS «43( css!f‘ 13‘ JOINTS ‘ ---- ---- ---------- 21 ln° JTtCKJ "OUND Cwire "iSI? SWISS STEAK°" ter can «rai' beaks H] R»Etm| I RED STAMPS HEM noun*jJ I REDEEM THEM .SL’I't" HIM’- ",0 hiblhs SULTANA SPINACH Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy JiuriliU'narkia.4’ " pttiucn parlors. RLUTSTAMPS D. t. f “<■ ■>“" hospital since lost report, three boys J” 55. rO5, ,I}5J and nine girls. They are as fol- tlmc during the year, she led the lows; A"boy to Mr. and Mrs. Alien P«y u4 week ana aid k m a Lahr. Nashville, R. 3. April 21; W suUsiactory manner. Her 51a a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Ben- aeries was away out in front of her nett. Middleville. R. .2. April 24; I •■«;«<esc ukujaiiuir ana was maae a boy to Mr. and Mr*. Mario Borras. ■ up of 191-146-and 175 scores. 724 S. Washington. April 25. Thc I nucihe Fierson nit 46o tor second following are parents of girls: Mr. place with game* of 161-171-133 and ; and Mrs. Loren Curtis, Lake Odessa, rtyrcncc uiJonneii scored 4a5 to R. I. April 24; Mr. and Mrs. au-' tgke third place. , f4*rbSTclth* nJr^‘1 o ucU TtL U0 won two S’wne5 from ira w“nnr..5iraknrayy^ S,“te lniUj*uon: Banner annexed saint's Horn urpnatw; ino »: wPInd wl: mK *»J.« >»lf.!!!“«e!“..«««lI me. a puu t-oruas, i'lMOll King Office blanked Bonnet and I Thomas. 1206 E. XUchliran. Kala­ Gown, and E- W. Bliss won the last1 mazoo. April 24; Mr. and Mrs De- and deciding game from Strand wnyne Pugh. 529 W. State. April 23! Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lyons, 1030 8. Theatre. Park. April 24: Mr. aniTMrs. Erne-.t AT THE’ THEATRES Lambkn. Hasting*. R 5. April 25; Lloyd NoUn, Heather Angel in Mr. and Mr*. Virgil Casslday, Has­ । ■Time to Kill’* ting*. R 2. April 26. Latest of the Michael Shayne dcErnest Hunter. Vermontville, and John Euper. Nashville, medical pa­ lecuve films full of wise cracks tients have been discharged Surgical patients discharged were: Max Houghtalin, Dowling; Mrs. Unleashing a new kind of breath­ John Goorhou-,e. Middleville. R 3; Harold Wlllsey 812 E Hubble; ' lakirtfc fury in the tar away I'miipptnes. Wayne Walter. Vermontville. Mrs "tyes ' of the Underworld" ' starring Richard Dix, Lon Chaney Vem Curtis. 426 E. South St.; Ed. Jenner. 56 W. Clinton. | naseu un tne vicious activities of Medical patients registered on '। thc thoroughly-organised motor ■ Tuesday were: Gerald Johnson. Mid-! car theft gangs that have sprung i dlevlile: Almeron LaPrairie, Lake i. into existence since the new warOdessa; Thomas Slowinsky. Lake । time restrictions on auto and Ure Odessa. R 2; Miss Euphcmla Cur- sales. yrnter, Delton. R. 2; Mm Juanita I "Ml. Buddy" starring Jenkins, Hastings. R. I; Claude Robert Paige. Harriet Harrington. 816 S. Hanover: Alonzo Hilliard. Dick Toran Nott. lake Odessa. R. 2; Mrs Sarah Dealing with the romantic Why* Henney and Mrs. Wm. ciagett, both and wherefores behind a gay ex-1­ of Hastings. R. 2 1 pedlUun through the camps and the film's stirring action goes into full swing. Atal. as follows: Mr*. W. B Bern. ____ ______ _ ...... 118 8- _Broadway: Mra Richard Uo” Ameche, Jack Oakie in Mrower. 211 W Benson; Mbs Margie ! , 0™‘5!nF sboB‘ About' Matthews, Hastings. R. 3; Mrs. J*z»rt Blair Charles King, n-eeport;' Mrs. Telling of an attractive music Charles Paul. 118 6. Jefferson: Miv. teacher and componcr who tries to Bvelyn Brower. 518 W. Green; Mrs. sell tier song to Broadway. Cathedral. Houses of Parliament. Churcnllt's residence. Tower of Lon­ don. Charles Dicken's little varieiy shop that was built In the 15th cen­ tury. the ship "Discovery ' that Cap­ tain Scott tcok to the South Pct?. He aho watched Uji changing of guartfa at the llinj* Palaee nnd he said it was worth seeim: as lhe whole act was perfect Garner rert u dccen beautiful red rose* to — hU _ — — parents for Easter. The Wilcox floruit In Hastings brought them to their home Sunday morning * Mr*. John Harrington and Mr*. Chsries Harrington were in Ki»tama*r*» Saturday. * Mr and Mr*. Lincoln Bush were in Hastings Wed netday afternoon. * Ms* John Lechleitner spent last week with her son. Laswrenee Fuhr and family at Athens * Clair Pifer of Kalnmazoo wm n visitor at the home ot Mr. and Mr*. Furdie Casey Sunday, He reports that hi* mother Mra. Ida Pifer who lr. being cared fur nt the home of her ila'U-htrr, ?.LRobert louden In Batlie Creek U still confined ip her bed. being oble to Mt up onlv a little while at a (Ini'* * Sat. Merrill E^ans who L' stationed at Hawthorn- Cal. and hh wife Revn. of Kalamaw have been spending n few div- vt-.itln't her parent*. Mr anil Mrs Rur*‘-ll Me'.t nnd family. Mr nnd Mrs. Evan* left TueMav of this week hi.Hawthorne. She expects to q}]jain wnrk . Fine assortment of Ger tnftims nnd other plants for Mother's .Dav. Gladys Gaskill. Phene 27-P-3. IF-lton. Adv. out 5-6 UniUES! WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ------- ----------. the teams .------- .... ‘is no cause ' ‘for alarm or panic but ,’ sire remainder of flu-; every citizen In the slate should 10 uhed Ished in the following order: State recognize the threat and be pret-­ Insulation. Leonard*. Trio Cafe. pared, at least to the extent of r»f [' Banner, Hanner, well Telephone Co.. Co., Bon.. ,inf m t1 buu ineaire, knowing thc meaning of the air ,n<1 cjvwn, Oown, oirana Stiand 'meat re. ;' Piston Ring raid signals. n1'” Shop. Piston Ring Of­ . . ■ flee, Bliss and orphans. pfnnock HOSPITAI I Tne ,nd»ridual honora of lhe " Twelve baSS* were born al lhe S'” *'n‘ »?, by his widow and a large circle of mends. ♦ 8gt. Gamer Pennuci. write* his parents, Mr. and Mr*. lAon^Penr.ock. ^th*t^ he^hat. 2!£A25c RALSTON «6. |4C ANN rxat MACARONI 1 CAKE FLOUR 28c 7-OZ. HC 5C SAUD DRESSING pl 30c OPEN UNTIL 8 t. M. FRIDAY EVENINGS 5TO R E �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THUMBAY, APRIL M, 1M3 WOODLAND Special Program at W. C- T. U. "Bring Christian In My Work”. 1 The local W. C. T. U. in eonnec- Leader Mis* Etta Schneider. lion with,,the township achurches ; B:34UJ. M. Evening JesuS'. Theme of sermon*Die Choi. Wright of Grand Rapid* 8 P.M. in the local United Bratt; • „H II U» M, ro.U^r hoa» ““«■ • ei,w»ir>. Ocmmunhy Staging, last Wednesday afternoon. Chas, i Rowkadtr. also oi Grand Rapid* I calkd there Friday afternoon * ednodav W. M. 8 «U!. Aid Society meeting May 6 at lhe home of Mrs. Delmond Culler ut Castleton. Tills will be an nil day meeting. We invite yon to worship Monthly Thursday Prayer service at Use liurch. . Friday Choir rehearsal at Use &' I '■ AlcSHSSS-Rhrm. " ‘lurch. annual conference is May 12 visit another daughter. Mrs. Pearl , Sowd * Il’“ llM! Hr,ln gi McArthur. * Mr. ana Mrs. Ciyae fhat Counts . Wire callid an Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Bole—Vine Wotrirw Stowell of Went. Woodland Sunday | Duet—Mr*. Rena Walla, Miss Lena afternoon. * Mr ar.d Mrs. Martin , Warren. Deabler of Detroit visited at Um •Temperance" — Mra. Bernard home of their pureuts. Rev. and Black I*?? J S Deabler Saturday and Benediction-Rev. L.H Holmra Sunday * Mrs. Lawrence Faul visMrs. Mae Custer of Hastings who rted her slrter und husband. Mr. is a County Officer will be present and Mra. Chae. Rowlader from and nsdrt in the program TimcMiAV until Bunday. Mr. Faul Die sound pictures which come . joined her on Bunday er.d spent from the State Office will be shown ■ fea"7r there ♦ Mr. mid Mrs Walk- I to the school children during the er Cotton of the Tanuituc district day. and Harry Stratton of Grand R»i>Ls< ryoile ft cordially Invited to Ids were dinner gue.sta of Mr. and ' attend this program. Mrs. Jerrv Usher for Ea ter. .* Mrs. ———— John Caughey and daughter Mary Woodland Resident Dies Iz>u of Chai lottc were dinner gueata • Herbert D. Bhartle, aged <2. pasted of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flewner I away after a lingering iUnea>iii Bunday. * Mr and Mrs. Geo For- । Woodland. Wednesday, April 21. He man r.cec.rnwinied by MUs Florence was born in Hamilton. Ohio. Jan. Forman of . Grand Rapids srx-nl ,30. 1801. Easter with Mr. and Mrs Clarence At th, Fnrtmin nnd children of Homer. * the Mri * Mn Maud Capron visited her I Hamlllo *rm and wife. Mr nnd Mn: Wm I tunity t •Capron of Lake Odessa Saturday I Chrislla nnd Bunday * Mrs. Lawrence Paul | »e»taP ......uav ■ mis I.I-HIW' ■ ->■. . .. .,—. --.,----called at th? the Clatencc Clarence Arr.ic Arnie horn? homi -Ww-n.. : Woodland Evangelical Church. —, t Thursday momtns “minx During his years of helplessness In Battle Creek arwTtodt her little grandsons. Jack Jack and Intense suffering, he wuklnd* and took iter BIUI Gurdon G »>*»»> some Kesler Esstcr gHt.v gift.-- LitLit- ; ly and tenderly cared for by his and tie Jack has Iren confined to the |M-rtcr. Mra Klopfenstein, and her • lM>tiM’*tw-o’weeks' with with wurift SG'riG lever, .«<;>< • husband, the late Rev. O. E. Klop-, They expect to be out the las! of Tensuin. Mr. Shnrtle was always ap­ this week if Gorden docs not coi. preciative of the many acu of klndtract the disease. * Mr. and Mrs. । nest and thoughtfulness which were Roy Perkins and daughter Audrey given in hu behalf. were Eo«ler dinner guewto oi Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Kussmaul. * Mr. und Mrs. Ralph Ixjtfler and daugh­ ter Joan and Mr. apd Mrs. Roocrt Crockford were Eister dinner guests at-the home of the former's moth­ er. Mrs. Cora Leffler of Woodbury. MIm Doreen Clary nnd Mrs. Vcrc Miller of HaaUngs were also guests. —~ — — < Mr and Mr.- Clifton Mlrl and afternoon at the Lake Odexsn Fudaughter Mary Ixiu spent the week neral home with' Rev. J. S. Dcabler end with his parent!. Mr. nnd Mrs. । of the Evangelical Church offictatHoward MH of McBriiic * Mr. nnd ing. assisted by Rev. I. H. Osgood Mi-. John Bulling spent Sorter with of lhe United Brethren Church. Bu-_ th. Ir ren and wife. Mt nnd Mrs. rial In Lakeside Cemetery. Rolf-' Bulling of Hastings. * Jack Mr. and Mrs. Willard Shartlc ot M< ul cf Grand Rapid- visited hit 1 txckland. Ohio and Mrs H. H. Abbro'.hrr Glenn Mead nt thc home derson of Niles intended the funeral >ul W. Geiger. Pastor A. M. Sunday School A. M. Morning Worshin Lutheran Hour WOOD WMOWHK FOR WARD WEEK ONLY! was n dinner guest Sunday ut tne home of Carl Allerding * Mr. and Mts. Edward Reesor called on Mr. unit Mrs. Bari Palmallcr and Mr. aiih Mra. Ennond Williams of Hastin,;.* Sunday afternoon. * Miss Ethel Whitmer and father J. 6. Whitmer of Beaverton *l*nt the weekend with the latter’s daugh­ ter nnd family. Mr. and Mra. Eldon Farrell * Mr. and Mh. Eston Ev­ erett and children of Vermontville and Muu. Helena Benner of Baltic Creek were Easter guexta at the home of their parents. Dr. and Mt.-. G. F. Hepner. * Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hughes of Allegan and Sir. and Mra. Bert Benham and sons or Hastings were Easter day gucste oi Mr and Mrs. Karl Fail! and chil­ dren * Mr. and Mrs F. E. Border were entertained at the home o! t prayer mtetlng. Thun- Deeper R«ll P. M | for Sunday t Turehes are observing lhe God’s Word.’ May 2nd to M1Tm ChristWe Invite you fa Uy Week. We urge pArenta ship with ua on « to have tiie entire family help ua to deepen tCH for theft? services. by taking part In I land Mrthedlrt Chwrcto fee of thc church. Reading—Rev. Arthur Dodge ■ SAVE. WITH RESINTONE These are only a few of the hundreds of Word Week values.- Hurry to Wards and see themall. Save now on everything you need for Spring and Summer. SPECIAL FOR WARD WEEK with Reslntone, »"• "®w Announce Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Kllpalrtek^of SomerleytonRoad. Benton , -------- — --------Harbor announce lhe engagement 1 cf their a«n«hi« daughter *»>»«. Arlene tn to f E. a A. Bixby nf Mt. Pleasant. Mtss Kil­ patrick has been employed since last August ut the Nineteen Hundred Corp. In St. Joseph in the Service office Mr Bixby graduated from the Central State Teachers College and attended the University of Michi­ gan. He is employed as a Chemist in one ot thc Ford war plants. PAINTERS Rf *AWeFLA1I they plan to live at Wyandotte —Thc News Palladium. Benton Harbor. Mint Kilpatrick was a former resident of Woodland, graduating from the local high school class of 1M0 Mr. Bixby will be remembered by nil. having been a teacher of commerce In the Woodland high school Congratulations are extended to this couple, better known id us Economy Just Amvedl New Selection of Tumblers Sweatshirt REDUCED FOR WARD WEEK Kindergarten and First Grade Tiie Kindergarten and First Grade are learning to write letters. We have written to Geraldine Augst and Prlncci.s Wntasia This week I wo arc going to write to Russell Lind. There were onlv two people absent in our room Thursday. GET YOUR SHARE OF THESE VALUES Sale Priced SAVE NOW-IN WARD WE I I IHU. r.uiu,. «... • -—... dinner guests at the home of their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jay V ruggluk and daughter Shurdn of Grand Ranicb. * Dr. nnd Mrs. Glenn C. Munger wen- Barter dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. Boydon of Homer. * Miss Jeanne Burkin of Battle Cic-’k silent the weekend with her pticn'-. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burkle. On Sundnv thov Were dinner guests of Mr. and Mia. U C. Jeffries of Lansing. Dick Jeffries returned with them to spend thc week with ill1; cousin Ted. * Miss Barbara Bailey of llastings spent Sunday and Monday with her parents, Mr. nnd-Mrs. Lawrence Ftneirock, On Sunday Mr and Mrs. <Fln**f rock and .children railed on Mrs. Fin-frock'., airier and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H Checsenurn or Maple Grove. Mr, and Mr.. Howard Brumm and two children ot Charlevoix were also un- n *. ,,,,i ... .... Star Mothers will ire ut the home ol Mi -. Laura Gardiner Monday evening. May 3 at 8 p. in. Please wards Save on Super House Paint Holds a 6-lb. roast. An ideal Dutch Oven I Snug-fitting cov­ er keeps steam A juices in. REDUCED FOR WARD WEEK Wards Kalsomine Price Cutl evening instead of afternoon. ! Monday, making our number thirtyEaster Family Dinner . Mt and Mrs. Frank Nlcthamcr , and Peggy entertained Easter with I a family dinner. Those present i We were pleased to receive a letwere A. E. Laird and Fred Jordan , of Battle Creek. Mr. nnd Mrs. Er­ I ter from Douglas White, who moved nest Tucker and daughter Jeanne, to West Branch a few weeks ago. of Clarksville. Mr. and Mrs. Paul I We plan to answer it soon 1 Howard Bulmer brought some flowers to help brighten our room. Jordan and Ailcta nnd Frank Jor­ I We are starting a rtudy of birds dan i<>>d daughters Stella and, Alice A collection of pictures arrived from •the Dodson Co. and arc very at­ of North Woodland. tractive. • To Entertain Hope Circle Mrs. Paul Geiger. Mrs. Geo. Var­ ) The- children have learned a play as a review of their Geography and ney. Mrs Carl Scofield nnd Mrs. 1 will roan present it for other rooms. Henry Hyr.es will be horteswj at characters are as follows: Un­ ten for the members of thc Hope The de Sam—Donald Matthews. God­ dess of Uberty—Joyce Anderson H Grass Seed ReducedI Price Cutl Kitchen Light summer .. • REDUCED FOR WARD WEEK Square base, with deep fluted sides I 9-ounce capacity. Buy and save at this cut price! Rock Wool p«ht. clean. Wards quick-growing Stsndard Quality. Germination tested. Contains Ky. Blue Grass! FOR WARD WEEK ONLY! Mr., l-otmlla Rocsor and Mra. pm, Florida-Gordon Brown, vnr . Dorris arc planning to -tn-' Cailf0tnl3-Klppy McMillen. pagcrtatn the member* of Faith Cir- cnariea White. Mluf 'N<W York­ . —. Beak. Southern Belte— Marilyn ECkardt. Farmer—Paul Shellenbargcr. Cow boys—Harold The members of Goodwill Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Chas. Farthing next Wednesday afterMra H P. Manning lArloa BurFifth anti Kislh Grade klci at Lincoln. Nebraska, jxv.-ct: , Mrs. Arlle Bnlndler nuv Thursday. April 22 after six , We hove sold >8 64 ot Easter mon'iis lllnera Burial was Monday ' seals for crippled children. Eleanor at -I.lmoln. Nebraska. She leaves jean Bird and Joyce Smith sold "betid-i her husband: one daughter' the most with $3 70 and 11.75 .re­ Barbara Mac. also of Lincoln, her ; spectlvcly. mother. Mr* Barbara Burkle who , our service stamp sale last week ha* been making her home with her, amounted to $5 80 one sister. Mrs. Eugenia England , Our sixth grader* are making of Washington. D. C.. and one । safety slogans and have given us brntlicr. Carl Burkle of Woollantf seme very fine free hand drawing Mrs Manning spent her girlhood illustrating tire slogan*. tn Woodland and lived in Kalam*- I -----------roo and ChU-ago until eleven years < IHM’II ANNOUNCEMENTS svn when they **nt to Uneom.. The Evangelical Church Nehra-k* Mrs. Manning end her! J. S. Deabler. Pastor mother. Mrs. Burkle and ako Mra. 1 SO A. M. Morning Worship Etoeland nf Wn’hlnptno. D C. vis- Th •c nf Sermon—"On The Motinfted relatives in this vteinitv and ; tai HA-'ins* tor a few week* last sumL.... jner. : 1:« P. M. E. L. of C. E. Topic Reducedl Sturdy Glonas G-1GC । Makely. fjtrry Joe Raffler. Peggy Rairigh. Janice Sandbrook and 1 rum Sutherland. Glass Ovenward Roaster Tire Tube Patch Kit Reduced Mrs. Lenna M. Bates, teacher The star group have been reading about. "How does a Magnet work". Wendell Studt and Norma Jean Classic brought some magnets and we tried out some interesting ex­ periments. We enjoyed making a coinpass with a cork and needle. fire children had an Easter party and program. Our visitors this week were Don­ ald Brandt. Caroline Phelps. Billy Hager and Jimmie Hall. Those neither absent or tardy for lhe six weeks ending April 16 are Norma Jean Classic. Ruth Ekkens. Full athletic pattern . . . cut for actionl Fleeced medium weight cotton. Silver grey. Bert Self­ Polishing Wail Sale I Mediclna Cabinet Reduced I SE44 Roomy, recessed white enamel­ ed wood cabinet with adjustable shelves and clear glass mirror t Gallon size, at ing cut ' ' cisaryl Save I Closet teihtiu*d MONTH! / PAYMENT PLAN .W1IW BUY WAR STAMPS Toilet Tissue, 12 rolls for SPECIAL EOR WARD WE! �4-H ACHIEVEMENT DAY BIG SUCCESS Chtlillansen. Robert Clark. William Cotant. Bernard Peck Jr.. Clayton Case. Norman Jolmcock. KcnncUi Huntington. Burton Callahan. Erie Clum. Arthur Schley. Lawrence Roinbacher. Dick Fuhrman. Colvin tContinued from Page 1„ Hee. 1.) Floria. Jack Hayward. Junior Hay­ gan State College. ward. Franklin Phillips, Merly Sch­ ley. Newell Heath. Ben Heatn. din on the county honor roll in- Hany Herbstreith. Robert Erb and elude: Girl*. Marian Bulmer. Mar- 1 Robert Kurr. L—t Al . — - —" ■— • • • -. —— uua Simpson, wary Sinclair. Gertrude Williams. Jacqueline Bpray. Phyl­ lis Cheeaeman. Betty Coleman. Stel­ la Moe, Shirley Martin. Helen Jean Brog. Marla Arens Emma Jean 311cock. Eugenia Harrington. Rnse Craven. Jacqueline Neff. Mary Allee K aecheI e. PliyUh Rlirmr.n Helen Moore. Margaret Lewis. Joy Hart, Dorothy Hook. Marjorie Thompson, Laura J<nn fa 1 ton Margaret Mat­ ron. Arlene • BemVe. Betts; Pierce. Marjorie Ritzmtn. Jennett Doxev. Norma Huntington. Beverly Dmke. - Council worked together In plan­ ning a Saturday morning play group with Sunday School class groups. Since members were tak­ en from the sixth tlirough ninth grades In school, the classes were From the classes, basketball teams were chosen and paired in two leagues for tournament play. High school Hl-Y and team members served as leaden of the groups and officiated at game play. The Play Groups took part 4n ping pong, table games, group games, group meetings, and basketball. Each Y group has taken part in a larger and more varied program than was provided In the local set­ ting. Delegate* attending state. nw FINANCED BY youth council this County. There are four Hi-Y Clubs In Barry County, organized for the purpose of developing high stand­ ards of Christian character through out the school and community. Tire High School teachers have been of great assistance to these boyi in helping to solve their personal and group problems. These boys provided food baskets at Thanks- MANY PRESENT FOR Loyal E. Lowell Gives “S.*1??1 SENDS CHECKS TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS (Continued from page 1. dec. 1) Creek. 883; 4, Hinds. 1169; A “ ’ 876; 7 frl.. Brush Rldgeri Cloverdale. 877. Irving Twp.—Dist. No. 3. 8151; 7. Flllr----- ■* port village A "" LOCAL NEWS BARRY RETAILERS EASTERDAYR|TES Afler giving twenty three yean of line service to the Hastings City; Bank. Loyal E. Lowell, who has{ Union Service Feature acquired a nice farm property east Of Good Friday of the city, has decided that he Special sePvices on Good Friday will give all his time, after May were held at St. Rose of Lima, lhe lilgh school the past month. L to doing his share of raising The 150X10 pressure cookers which Baptist and Free Methodist church­ es. The union service planned by will be produced in 1943 wlll be ra­ tioned by county farm rationing committees, to users showing great­ est need for them. Community or­ ganizations composed of several ■ large congrvgal families who agree to use a pressure re" I BHSUgB being , S. Conger'Hat.— । Presbyterian church. The Rev. Don City Bank are sorry to have Mr. i M. Gury ot Emmanuel presided. Lowell resign. They appreciate his'I The scripture lessons were given by faithful, efficient and courteous1 the Rev. A. M. Coldren. pastor ot' service, and they wUh for, him: the Grand St. United Brethren, the health pnd prosperity Ln carrying Rev. Seth A. Davey of the Free on his fanning operations. They have always had the Highest regard for him nnd confidence In him as a man and as on employee of the Easter Day services in Hastings bank. For several years he lias began in lhe early morning hours been an assistant cashier. He has nnd continued throughout the day that genuine manhood, integrity, being marked by unusually large faithfulness in thc discharge of duty, sincere Interest In others, which deserve recognition and-sue- into program help of the broader splr back in to the grt grams were copdii conjunction, with --------... K..., grounds and were short term trips President Roosevvelt says, "The Y. M. C. A. exerts a tremendous influence upon the lives of our young men, encompasses their spir­ itual welfare, their mental expan­ sion and their physical develop­ ment—your activities have con­ tributed enormously to the cause of good citizenship. Through your Hastings relatives received word sprinkling of uniforms in the con­ Tuesday of the death on Monday gregations. these nnd the sermons special ,pravera those evening of Eben W. Pennock of and ................... —,— for ... — ...in Big Rapids, who has been in poor, service, reemed to make this Eashealth for the past six months, ter of 1943 which faced a world at He was a patient at lhe Slmpaon wnr a particularly Vital and ImMemorial hospital in Ann Arbor for'pressive dav several weeks before Christmas and । In several of the churches a Rood was there again later for a period number were received Into memof weeks, receiving blood trans- bershln. nnd b»T’'<m-»l fusions and other treatment, but were nlso held. Children also bad grew steadily worse. After hU re- their share in the dav with sneciai turn to his Big Rapids' home, he n-ncrams built around the Earter had more transfusions and last, theme. i week was taken to the Big Rapids' *** hospital, where he passed awav. I” * NOTES jHU/TFfifsAL. known Hastings township residents. He graduates! from lhe local high school and after several years of college training, was employed as : .1—1 . their proper owners., ------------- misfortune to break his arm Fri­ day evening. Kenneth Hamblin, a 3>c, spent hlx short leave with his wife and fam­ ily here; lie had never seen his Hute mos. old daughter. The ship to which lie was assigned had been torpedoed. Kenneth also has a brother In lhe Navy. Harvey Ham­ blin. who is a 8 3/c. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hair? Smith of 926 S. Montgomery street were de­ lightfully surprised Saturday when ^n'diiig'hls far'iough"at the'sml'h **“ «-*riougn ai ioc m.u.n ' 1 William Sponable, a Hastings boy. Lllr.d from birth, who. until the war. has for several yean conducted a candy counter In the poatofflce, was in lhe city for a brief stay Tuesday, the proudest boy ever. I He was being led by a lovely 17inontlu>-old German shepherd dog Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Demond of “Lena" by name, having Just comIonia were guests .of the former's mother, Mrs. Pearl Demond for din­ ner ort Sunday and attended thc -ISUUU 1.1UWU WU* pil.H-111 »V WIC IM­ । ter services on Sunday. Each class nown< oiv* Y,:,7JSo„n*; AUCTION SALES I^Sd^SK 5 s cents. ... j St. Petersburg. Fla., and U in the Notice to gasoline' dealers anrt ‘ nf the CroaOy Hospital Guild No. fl met for the final meeting this year al the home users, it U Illegal: To accent I of Mrs. Allan Hyde, with twenty- (coupons unless corresponding stickMmK four members present. Mrs. Hyde | er Is displayed. To accept loose I15.%!? coupons in exchange for gasoline.. !n«r To accept coupons not properly en**"• 1 domed. For the gasoline dealer to ''oodtn^.n' Many nice Rif La were endorse coupons STcSto^ ' To i ind Bldley. New officers'were elected: i accept coupons in exchange for. <^rtMr.riren Mrs. Wm. Corkin. chairman; and I easoiiiie that were not imued far 5irs- Kendall - Coats and Carlton Mrs. LeRoy Foster, secretary and the gasoline is being transferred. । comP*b> with Mr. and Mrs LawTo’dX? £sXe' ™ex^mtlon date on Ration Book * *n Ine? hPr examination of nearly a quarter of to’detach h°idcoiSo‘u C°UP°n b°°k ito hcar of ““ death of Mrs Murth“ a million people for tuberculosis , to detach his coupons. Demond last Thursday, and our showed that slightly more than one in every 100 persons examined had significant tubercular Infection of the lungs. ..- GfHMTeR IML&SSf nlPMSNIPtM! evening. He quoted much scripture and sang a number of songs whlcn made thc fine picture more inter­ esting. * Mr. and Mrs. John Wood­ man were guests of Mr. and Mr. Hnrv. Woodmen last \Vedr."s<la; Enjoy the aim in your own back yard! Time for a gay flower gar­ den, a Victory ‘vegetable patch. 8 large sixo re­ freshment glass­ extra large ico lipped 12 Varieties of Rose Bushes pitcher, all beau­ tifully William Sponable Has "Seeing Eye" Dog . •S’ and cnandiu- Is again plentiful ••Every dohgr which any Indivldual can spare today must go to war. If it goes In taxes, it will not come back to this community, or to Uie person who paid the lax. How­ ever. that same dollar Invested ih more war stomps or bonds be- ’ comes a 'double-duty' dollar. It goes to war to help win victory and. ter lilies and called them long dis­ tance on Sundav: and their son. Paul P. Smith of the U. S. N. sent them a cablegram. Also greetings were received from Cui laiwrenr" H. Smith of Coffeyville. Kan., and in half-pint containers is 3*« cents S^ritv nftorine es TO CONTINUE BOND, STAMP SALE decorat- CLIP THIS COUPON GLASS DRIP COFFEE MAKER ALL 9 PIECES Our Ceiling $1.19 6 to 8 cup she. v Moss- wrapped, field grown 3-year-olds will bloom this year! Lovely colors. With planting Ceiling :00Kit5 Rapids were Sunday dinner guest' at the Herbert Johnston home. * Russell Euper of Lansing and sister Freda called at the Herbert John­ ston home Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs MUEB3EEU ifeSSISSS Rainbow" Work Clothes HOUSEHOLD PUTTY give Style. Quality nnd Satisfaction. They’re full cut and fully sanforlxed. In­ suring a comfortable fit. Come In . choice of Steel Blue or Evergreen vat dye her­ ringbone. Professional style BASEBALL BAT & BALL Free Blooming Flowering Shrubs Comb. Ceiling 82-58 2 hutton-throu<h dirt Ceiling price 81.69 ................. Will Live for Years! Healthy, Field Grown! PANTS—with deep pockets. Waist sires 29 to 42. Celli ng 7<vir/o/v Forsythla. Dogwood. Hydrangia and many others! Planting Genuine "Wilson" GLASS CLEANER Tennis Racket Here's the perfect shoe for your day­ accurately balanced ant* .Cl)P.,:TW|S coupon time wardrobe. Tan or Black calf oxCelllnt Hardy Young £qc Evergreens' Each Packed in Moss Planting Instructions 00OLD BATTERY! MEN'S SOCKS Vegetable and Flower Seeds Celling CLIP THIS COUPON Grass Seed MARKS 128 W STATE PHONE 2524 HASTINGS. MICH. CHAMOIS SKIN / Ben Franklin Guaranteed Quality! A galaxy of fast growing garden favorites In complete selection. this Sturdy evergreens of all kinds—ideal for garden, hedges. landscaping. In­ dividually root wrapped. P'ixeBulb, Bloom Early 1 ( Brilliant Colors Strong Vigorous prtcT*1 r”ue* •« Ceiling 98c BEN FRANKLIN STORES ford; wall toe; medium, built-up heel, thin platform. Sixci 4 to 10. AAA to E. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL U, 1MJ »l*n|U8undIyl‘wlfh Mr oney we encourage < lnv»«t In v* - - —«. .j iiiuiicy railable, to buy the] IB ziMd-.whaM uw-l i plentiful. which any indi­ : today must go to n texes, it win not Is community, or to I paid the tex. Howdollar Invested ihl ips or bond* be-duty' dollar. It I elp win victory and. I come* back to this I le same person who I lelp win the peace. I jonable Has e** Dog SALES JRE, Propr. r farm Mrs. Snore iction sale at the lies north of Nashhe is offering some 1 grain and a good goods for sale. H. will cry the sale will act os clerk. iculara. VACOOL, Prop, leakh nnd unnble . Mr. Savacool will Tsnnal propertv at the farm located of Hnvdne.* on dies west of Cort* feting a good list me row. hav harnachlnerv. Dewev Issue for full par- on ■>’. hh fann es. cattle, heifers. P'nk le for full partlcu- avy. who has been . left Sunday night titles. * The Faith roodland W.S.O.S, ay evening al the Idward Raesor a maker and daughiham recently rewouri where the ek with her brothof St. Louis, and her husband. Dor. ard Wood. n,lo» , “• “ spent Sunday ,1D> with Mrs. Vahhing 55 M"' »• ““"« | 0^, H„M ^,1 and son* LeRoy hcwiu spent Mr*. Theron Caln of Rutland rc- ReHy^f UMtng'* tutued Thursday, from Marblehead. -~ 8 - Mr. and Mrs. Basil Smith and Mn. j.. after a iWb weeks' visit with . daughter. Dione, at Jackson vUllcd - . --------her *on Beimud Cain and famil; MLS* visited her Mr and Ml> Wchlon Bronson from Mra. Ella Wolfe vbtted relative* Mu* EUxaaeUi Elizabeth Finch Finch paremv^Tokomo butvisited om her Ure Moeart-y In Battle Creek last week | I I I J. F. Edmond*. and other friends. I I I I I I I I Jl;; Rate 56c to 61c per hour 48 hours per week Personnel Office SOCIAL EVENTS .gillKMIiHMIltlim I Neiv Spring Dresses Washable sheers, Bemberg, Vails and Jersey. All sizes 9-20, 38-44, 46-52. 3.!»H <o ».73 We specialize in Large, Half sizes and Stouts Hosiery Specials! Fine F. Fashioned RAYON HOSE Reduced to 79* Bakery Specials for Friday and Saturday! COTTON MESH 3Qc and 30c BANGIIART BAKERY So/i, Clingy Hose, at— • ROOMS New Fashions in Skirts and Slacks HOTEL HASTINGS SKIRTS J95 to 398 The Real Test ,95 , . - Coy. Wisconsin. w Mr*. Hammond was ---------------- c 5 ------------------------weekend. Mr ««» Mr*. Kent Drake and Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Grigaby and ■where »he b a Junlar Hosteti after £»"*»>' wm ‘h * weekend at thc W. Hewitt. thc former Carolyn Adams, daughter — WILL WED IN FLORIDA ’ ’ ’ Mr and Mrs W L Hinman snetit r><"lrt ol H$ulb Haven vbited Mr. Mr*. Bert Spark* return Ihl* week •pepdim: a five day vacation wVh borne of her Parent*. Mr and Mr*. of Mr. and Mrs. John Gould, of Yesterday. Mr* Wm J Mak her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. M.: E 11 Crandnn of Sheridan. The Sunday night club wa* enter- Harting.'.. Mr. and Mrs. Zcne A. company with Mbs ArteUe I pari Sheffer. . ■ Mi's Mildred Cole and Mis* Beu- talned for their final meeting at a Buck, and son. Dick, from Evan- ford? daughter of Mr wm 1 jhe.rd.ush^r^Uy.M' -Mr nnd Mr* Harry Thoihnron lah’Bibh .spent the weekend in Qt‘Der at the home of Mrs W. G. sum. Ill, and Mr*. I. J. Ravine, and Arthur Bedford of Inrtng Wn. Bradford. Tt Tne awUtlne commits committee .■on. Gt-orgr. were alro present from for Arcadia. WVtrMe vhfto Uif “ aMUUne Mbs Arlene a*mnheii nf i in.in> I Irom Ann Arbor over the weekend. I Mbs Ruth Ranudcll. ot Kalamazoo Jr . Mb* Marlon Emeraon and Phil c‘rand *apl£3 Yllh_ ‘he fortner,t wm Mrs Abcn Johnson. Mrs. Ed­ Iiamm.mil, Indiana. Everyone was mer e son Robert wha U'Iflfa^ sWted I Jr .teter ^MLm Pterenre Mr’ *nd Mrl Wln*tun Meptek were guest* of Ml*. Ethel Oopm- K/AAwr »! SluaU -r« Buur I Brrr,i<« Colt. *" Goodyear and Mrs. Ca iiDlH-11 ove/X weekend^ “,,d “» w,rr Eo,e«’ Bue*u Mr. haver on Sunday. guest* of Mr. and Mra. Harry I Pvt Dale H. Maurer spent the ward u —**— — •« — — Herbert Interested in hearing a letter read ford' Rance b in tralnftJ by Mrs. Irb Buck-Bredge* from her carbtrom air field ca npbell over the weekend. unil Mr> chamberlain of Ann ’ yu* Stella Heath *• ““------- -■ Thompson. • weekend with hl* oarenb, Mr. and WCOCL . . . Mbs Stella H Heath of Nile* visited husband C. M. Brydm .from The young*people win be moi n’mf CUr',"c® DcPUnta of Grand Arbor. Mra. Merrick remaining for Mr* Charles Aldrich. Mrs FranLawrence Maurer of Maple her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. George Seventeen guests wew were p. present w,..<—j .... ..... c... : drove tmra.k “Somewhere in North Africa." xhortlv after ’.rr* PlfM'z >n<i Rapids wo* the gueal of her daugh- several hays. ' B. Heath, from Wednesday till Mon­ ; era Ward and sun Babiy apsnt Sun- jaroM' ter. u Mr*. 8. FoU Pott*, several dii yr raft ’(?k C. c’ 8 *' MVCr ?1 lluys Mrs. Charite Murphy. • Della Belle day. OUter over Eaiter gucate at Aldrich in Caledonia. dav ** ho ’ nt ' Monda > afternoon. At court di ” It wax decided to di.31.mc of rerel^^d mmcu ro k.i mu. tv m , t. Randall) and baby son arrived in the Heath home were Mr. and Mrs. Mu* Helen Wade spent the Easter Hastings Saturday nlgiu from CaU- Berton Kemp and children of Grand Mr. and Mr'. Herl Tote of Rock- her busband uho b in senke. whbt prizes were wbn by Mra Hur- the reunion* until the close of theUom-d nt Carbtrom lor a wccktnd at her brother'* home in foinia. coming as far as Chicago by Rapid*. Mr. and Mra' Adalbert wood were Saturday guests of Mr 2:..-. ------------- old Haynes and Mrs J W. Arm- war but lhe present officer* are wreks yet * Mr*. Carl V. Wood has returned Mr’ au? Mrs- 8’«pben plane. They have been then- with Heath and children jiL-Hedford and and Mra Gilbert Tate to Hastlnas for a vblt with her bruster. The two leaders. Mrs to continue amt call thc familiesCongratulations ■"’» Wade. Miss Florence Wade who had her husband. Charles Muqihy. ru­ Mra. Ray GilberL-find children of Mr. nnd Mr*. Maurice Pierion parents. Rev. and Mrs A. M. Cold- Harold Hayfics and Mra. Arthur together avaln after the duration. rrum man, friowi. ber n visiting her brother and fain- -1110 technician. 2nd class, who u ---------Lieut. Snyder, were presented with gifts Thcro officers are: Prank Schriber. 7 Muskegon. — wrrc Sunday gucr.tr. of their um-ln­ ren. whit- her husband.—2nd a.- Africa, ---------------— »—for •‘--their 1------------President, Mrs. Ann*. Buck, Vice ily for two week*, returned with stationed at Treasure Island. Mra ' Mlss Ruth ^'lc vteited at her law and daughter. Mr. and Mr*. « .. Wood is in -. North in appreciation work dur- President, her Sunday. ■ Muralra President, Next Week wk Mra. Wood will visit her Ing lhe part year. pJ ’ both of Carlton, Mra. iXin^rd Murphy here *aiid are . weekend hoDL5 *5 7Y»vene c11* over Charles ChapclL of Battle Creek. Mi*s Virginia Potts'of Greenville I■M» Mr*.**Leonvd Mr., Leoi^rd Murahv brn, .nd.,. o[ ■ , ’ . . Doris Schrlbcr-Puffenherger. Sec­ Colored eggs and Easter deco- retarv. of Eaton Rapids. Mra. H. spun the c-istcr tacuuuu with ner now with her pureihi in Vermont- ’ — ’Wood at Six Lake*. । Miss Lucy Bassett of Lansing ' the weekend with Mr. and Mra. W. A. J.Mr Milling Kendall Buc Buck. Program Chairman. IMitcnU. Mr. and Mia. C. 8. roti*, i villc. and Mr* Charles Kucmnelrations formed an attractive setting spent the weekend al home. D. Paikrr and all were Barter guests PJ'.U. Newman zulue ot roti Judge A JJ. McDonald goes to M’ •"*TKs ...-----------------to work o, ordwllt.. (on.­ , .. — Mias of — Detroit was 1,1 Mr. and Mra. Charles Parker In Roaccians. LaiUumla imu lira surer I Detroit today to hold court for *ev-. — •Mary —. Dyck — quest Mrr.. D. D. Lensing. for the Homer Smith and B. R. TOLAN—CAI Mrs. Harold Ha to* 0: -WIMum.ton , cral day*. !, <.? uwl of Mr. and M ....... . over ov;r thc U~ -wk^hd. Mr. and Mrs. Kellar 8tem spent illie* Out of town guesu visited tneir grandmother Mrs. June Dr. Robert Dawe of Detroit 'came 1 o»)Rh weekend. Sntheal Reed Recd and James H Campbell; west of town, wa* the kitchen heloers at University ..... . were Miss Cyntheal aazuraay to u» apena wmcnawiui Mr. and Mra. Charles Parker, who £t5,e.r ’u.S10 .**”• 'iutlle. of tne Little Brick senool Saturday sjwnd tinc lie weekend with ’ Mr and Mrs. Albert Reeror ant Cushman of Kalamazoo. scene of a very impressive wedding , ,cncn neipers ar uni versify Kalamazoo. Mi .-.nd nnd Mrs. Mrs. otto otto Ismhaih Isrnhath. and ..... have -p,.,. spent .... the w winter In Hastings. Chester B.fm in New .. Albany. Indiuutrict. on Friday. Mr. ...w, ... -------.... -----daughters, the Mis**-* Helen atm • • ceremony. Easter Sunday afternoon. Hospital. Ann Arbor. othnr relative*. ralaltvr* Mr*. Mr, Dawe r>uw« and nnd’ son. zrm . have havn moved mnvfwl back Knrlr to In their thnlr home hnm« in In an anil. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. i other “ Nineteen members of Hospital when their daughter. Betty, was Eastcit tv.-o daugh- * ercery Rccsor of Woodland we.-r V. D Wldrig were Mr. and Mra. Robert Allen, who have bow here Middleville. 1 Mrs. Dale Baste It nnd two Friday evening guests of Mra. Ida Guild No 18 were entertained for married to Ray Tolan. ton of Mr. Fred Weinert and family of Lansing. f'-r sevtral weeks, returned to De-, mu* Arlene Campbell was home tcrs returned to Grand Rapids on FalmuUer.------------------------------------------- dessert at the home of Mr*. Fred and Mrs. Robert Tolan. Sr., of Bal­ Mr*. Glendon Jout-a iclt WodiMa- । troll witli Dr. Dawe on Sunday. from Lai.klng for inc Easter week- Tuesday after a week* visit with her ------- ■»<-«— , Hale on Thursday. The afternoon tie Creek day. April 21. for a two weeks’ vuMr. and Mrs Fred Headman of end. Barents. parent*. Mr. mid Mrs. Erf Ed Monica Monica. BEDFORD—FRENCH — whs spent in sewing on garments Before nn improvised altar of it with ner son, Rooert saundets Gibraltar visited her parents, Mr.1 mu* Grace Edmonds visited MIm Mr. and Mra. Carroll MeGulfln for the hospital. The committee tor fem* and house plant*, the Rev. atCnnipGordoii.ua. Snc was ac- mid Mra Walter Watkins, from, Katherine Fellows ol Ann Arbor and children of Traverse City ar­ w.un?nurringed ulok tptecc>Tueiday lbc day In atTdijon tii thc hostess Leroy Chamberlain of the Lcithermpamed by hb fiancee. Mum i Friday till Sunday. ! during me Eakter vacation --------------------------------------- -----rived on Wednesday--------to spend the ufteiuoon A ril 20 when Mbs 5“ Mr* Ra> **e aad Mrs. Anna ton Evangelical church, read the service tn the orcrence of about Wilma Blank of Maple Grove. Pfc. Keith Sage, who b attending 1 Miu Doris Radfora, a student at Easter holiday* atth Mrs. Anna Mare Omstsire Irene* mughter Newton. Mra. Ora Herringion and Mlxs 1 the Army Motor Mechanics school I M.S.C, Bust Lansing, spent her McGuflin. of Mr. and Mra. David French, and Fridays evening Mr and Mrs nr'rWdrd 'm^ii^u'linn*1'11 MttU,leIe Marjorie Herrington and Mra. Jo- r».l St. Loub. Mo,, spent Friday and Easter holiday with her purente. . Mr. **’ -• '* Mra. ’Joseph -------*■ Shultz --------------and and scpii Parrel of Rockford were Sun- Saturday with Mr. and Mr*. Jc**o Mr. and Mrs. James Radford. 'Clarence Radford were Barter guest* a^MWth^^if^..!L din- 1 The bride, attlre-d in a navy blue Also helpers in thc Storeroom, ^Uirnm'pSrtJi5J%h2ffi 1 F"XZSrt5S5i£f^5 “m“m"',J- 44 hourl P" «'<*• b-fllnranfl day dinner guests cf Mr. and Mrs. 'Kelley. ’ i Mus Bcrtuce Jansen of Orange- of Kalamazoo relatives. F. G. Bduiett. 1 Lieut Charier. McIntyre, who ar- ‘ villc Was Mrs. Mabel Ritchie of Battle was a vilest guest 01: on Fridav Friday und and on Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ostrom lived at ht* home in Kalamazoo Bundy f------- of• •the Rev. and Mrs. Dun Creek spent Thursaaly with Mr. Ss. ttd ra,e 5125.00 per ™,h <«!. apent Sunday with Mr. anti Mrs. Wednesday, evening on furlouyh. G,„,. .„ « ,ou «, Gury. Friends w will be B glad to ____ know nnd Mrs. Harry Ritchie. „.wr a u. U.mh om«. ...u Mr. taSSLg. flamer, lobe paid accord■j... Ostroth -r Ray of ■ Lsccy. —.. (Visited his mother. Mrs, C. S. Me - । that Mr and Mrs. Edward Kurtz of that she uhc will wUl soon keen be bz movin'* kkniiw to ■■a *- ■larger -------- ---• 4 Mr. and Mra. V. D. Widrig vb- Irilyrc. on Friday. When he returns ]-----Detroit were Sunday visitor* ut lhe much and ------more adequate Cnl. Bedford, who was home on a ’ • • • sweet peas. The groom wll attend,n9 ,o experience. Apply in Jtcd hb aunt.. Mt*. Geo. Maynard to his duller., lib wife plans to ac­ house in Orangeville. home of Mr. and Mn>. Gordan Iron­ tSn-dny t“r ough-b sU’ton^ the ; W .S <?• 8- Cfrcle No.6 met on ed bto tester. Robert Tolan of ’ .... _3 at Lawrence, Pit day. company him ax tar as San FranMrs. James Bristol returned Sun­ side. person or by letter to Lieut. Wayne Fmkucluer uf Wal­ lira:'* Mrs. C. 3. McIntyre spent' day from Grand Rapids where she Mr. and Mra. Floyd Eckert of De­ II S. Flexible Gunnery Camp at । Monday evening with Mra. A- D. DelzolL Following refnahmer.’s Mr nut Ridge. Ark_ war. at the Roy Monday mid Tuesday in Knlunwzoo had been the guest of Mr. and Mra. troit arrived last Friday to spend Loredo. Texas, thc largest nunnery I McDonald with seventeen mem- niwj Mra folan left tar their future camp in the world, and holds the t*«'. in attendance Dessert war. home at Wailed Lake. Michigan, with Llctit. and Mrs. McIntyre. Bash 'residence un Saturday. Stephen Bristol for a week. a week with W. A. Hall. The young people arc both gradMra Robert Bechtel has returned Mr. and Mrs. Gerald VuaAtiken Miss Lecne Leonard of Chicago position cf Instructor. He returned , Hastings, Mr. and Mra. Zcnc A Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Perkins and this week to cirnp. Mrs Bedford I solemnized at St Rose church on uates from Thomappte-KAUifg of Bellevue vbtted Mr... Je.srte Laury from Northville where shr spent baby daughter were Easter guests will spend next weekend at home. A short program and business school and have many mends who This is on essential industry , the winter with her sap-ln-law and of his mother in Grand H.ipld.v un Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laurenscn will continue her work In Hastings Mrs. CyuUiia Hart of Dearburn U (bushier. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Lieut, and Mra. Wayne Ftnkbeiner -and -------... ---------Mrs. Robert---------------------Lauremon. Sr., of High school wt.cre she tv a rntmixr performed before thc allnr decorat- wish them a very brioii'. future. Oil* Gallup and Pat Hodges. Guests from out-uf-town were Mr.' visiting iwr abler. Mr*. lua Palma- Gotts. (Marie Eggleston) of Wiilnul Ridge. i Elkhart. Indiana, were Easier Easter gueti.s of thh year * graduating claw. , Mr. and Mra. Kirk Hamilton and Aik., spent the Ruu-r weekend with of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Frandscn llcr. . Mr. and Mra. Marshall Becker two children cf Flint were gueM* Mr. and Mra. Henry Eggleston and i who entertained whh a family dlnof Dearborn were guests of Mrs. of Mr. and Mr*. D. A. VanBuskirk Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Finkbetner ©t ' ner as it alvo marked thc birthdliy 1 over the weekend. Ida Palinatirr Munday afternoon. Middleville. anniversary of Mra. Frundiicn. Mi. and Mi* Elwin Robert* of ------ -—.... Weekend guests of Dr, and Mra Guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Choilotte acre. Sunday caller* at end Mi .-. Dorrthn Edmonds of Lan- F. E Willison were Mr. and Mrs. T. Crawiurd are Mr. and Mr* Robert Miss Mary McElwain entertained the home <•( Mri j<Laury. ‘"Ing visited Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ed- R. Stevens and children of Detroit 'Jesacn. Stephen and Mary- Lynn of Mbs Clara Buiih i.jicui the Earter mends and other relative* und I Miss Lydia Dunn of Battle Creek Chicago, who arrived on Thursday her club ot eight at dessert nnd brldgu Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. weekend at ihchunu: of her parent, I friend. <m Thursday of last »t»t |I was a weekend visitor at thc home and are sjxnding tne week here. Mr. mid Mr.- . Roy Hu-<h. Mr, (>i«rury Fehiinuich and Mr. |‘ of Mra. Nellie Clemens < | Mr: Dorothy Bowenox and Mr. and Mr;< John E Hall. Jr., Mis. Janna Stanlake and baby and Mrs. Roman Feldpauwh were । Easier guests of Mr. and Mra. Dell daughter of Flint were weekend daughter of Laming came Tuesday h' Grand Rnpidx on Sunday to‘sec . Shively were Mr. and Mrs Max gurats tf Mr. and Mra. W. G. Brad- and daughter of C«dar Springs. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Smith. Mrr. Ken­ fora visit with thc former: pAients,' Ivo Ft-idiiauech. wlw b ill and In 1 Shively and daughter of Laming, ford. neth Hamblin and family, Loren Dr. mid Mr*. B A. Perry. !•** hrwtUtal. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Warner ot Miss Jocelyn Ironside of Detroit Mi Cedric Moray and daughter Mess Dora Archurt expect-, to re-, Dotroit and Mr. and Mra. Roderick arrived on Saturday to .spend her Lewis and Mr. and Mra. James Hamblip JUlss^ Iva Hamblin vnraHr.., with Mr Hamoiin helped Helped went to Bottle Crerk last week and mrn to Bittle Creek Saturday af-,i Warner of Grand Rapids were week- I ;cnrinir — — -■•t- *•GoJdSn IrmvX th M 4 »«, Mr’ celebrate iter 17thMtM birthday Sunday remained over Earter with relative*, ter n two week:.’ visit here with end guests of Mr. and Mr*. Homer MU. afukl, oi B.1U.C™, ; at al the hom ' “ • latter's parents. homo of! “ the Mr Morey going for S’lndsv. 1 Mra. Charlra Baldwin and other, Warner. John McCormick of De­ Mr*. Hoirnid Prost went’to Syra- i friends. j...... troll is spending his Easter vaca­ was a Sunday guest of her brother Norton, daughter of Mr. ’ case. N. Y.. on Tuesday to attend ** Keith ’-‘*‘> Clark was -------home--------from*— Ann tion with Mr. and Mra. Warner. and klstcr-ln-law. Mr. and Mra anMarjorie ” nd Mrs. Gay Norton, -entertained ' Arbor over thc weekend. her brother’:, weddliu'Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Mallory Cassidy -< wyando,,. 31,*%SiS“"pT5Iu“Xii¥g:— expected home— Sgt. Lynn Perry b ( । Mr. and Mrs. Robert Furrow andand two daughter* of Grand K«|r thTit-i llrb week •k on furlough from Fort Fort■ ’>Children of Grand Rapids, and Mr. ids were Easter callers in Hastings. afirr'a'few'davs vten'wHh Mr*and nuion being her birthdav V Prizes Benning. Ga. r'~ i nnd Mrs. Roland Furrow and chil­ Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs V*? tritSwS?* Wl * th Mr' nd were *’on by Martha Mescar and Those alio were here from away dren of Freeport were Easter guests Fred Hale were Mr. and Mra Ar­ J. j. E. Mattoon. Mattoon Donald Preston. Just before the to attend the funeral ol Frank of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Furrow. The Misses Helene. Barbara nnd mid-night hour two farce cakes thur Gage nnd daughter and Mr. ... 1 Mr. ii nd Mra. Fred Bechtel and and Mra. Clyde Covdle of Adrian Laura Maurer of Borge.ro hospital with candles were cut—a dark one Kurtx on Monday were Mr. and z< son were Easter guests of her par- and her abler. Mrs. Herman Calvin, •JM 'inuattid jjaqi rijm jqisbh jtiadu for birthdays past during the Mra Huh n Fairchild (Marie Kurtz) ttl ente. Mr. and Mrs. Charl.-s Whftte- of Alaska. of Detroit. Mrs Fu nk Kelly anti and Mrs. George Maurer. month of April and a light on; for Mrs. Robert Lewig of Chicago und' more, of Rutland Twp. Other guest* Mrs. L. Jones and daughter. Mra. birthday* here and to come during Mr*. B. C. Swift and Mrs. Clifford Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Hendershott of ,. were rc Mr*. Mra. Gena Crr.a .Bro ”rarar. *n and children Gardner of Middleville were Friday Leslie cook were in Kalamazoo on April. Tho*e invited were: Ruth Grund Rapid*. 'I of' Hlckoiy " Corners --------- ----and Mr. and guests of Mrs. F. E. Willison. bU-itncsr. Monday. Struble. Kate and Joan Trainer. Gucrts of Mr and Mrs Vernor Mrs. Robert Schricker and children Mr. and Mrs. Victor Slsjon and Betty Thomas, Marjorie Tusker. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edmond* Webster on Earter Sunday were Mr. Cf Richland and family of Battle Creek were two children were guests of Mrs. Nora Lee Gillons, Martha Mescar, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Morcv Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Sisson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wanda Endsley, Mike Guernsey, and Mra. Richard Tolles and chil­ dren of East Delton. and sou. Richard, and Mrs. Nettle ert Wiilidorff. B. Carter at Fairmount. Ind., from Douglas Payne, LeRoy Wheeler. I'ranre* Hamilton, who is working VandegriR of Nites wore Sunday Ronnie Brons. Roy Puller. Dick Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Winslow spent Thursday night until Sunday. in Gary. Ind., spent Sunday liere guests cf Mr. mid Mra W D. Easter with their daughter nnd son­ Mr. and Mra. Harry Thompson. Raccy, Donald Preston. Kenneth with Mrs. Hamilton mid bshy at Barnea. Mr*. Vandegrift remaining in-law, Mr. and Mra. Clare Hager, Jr. and Mbs Marion Anderson and Miller and Don Drake. Several very the home of her parents. Mr. and for a longer vidt. friend of Sturgis were Sunday visi­ lovely gift* were left for Marjorie of Ligonier. Indiana. Mr. m>d -Mrs. Paul of KalaMr*. Fred S Jones. ^... — - Dyer - —-----------Pvt. Keith Fox. Pvt. Bill Ransom tors nt Ute home of Mra. Anna In remembrance of this anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McDonald nf.rnaroo were Sunday guest*- of her and PvL Pete Bachclder ot Camp Johnson and family and also visited Guests at lhe home cf Mr. and | Flint vblted Mr*. Warren Carter , mother. Mrs. Ella Wolfe. Grant spent Easter weekend in Has­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Thompson. Sr. "r Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs Dan Lewis returned tings. Mrs. Inis Kenyon and daughter Mrs. Floyd Foote Easter Sunday Dale Henrv was home from Great Wednesday frdm Mansfield. Ohio Mrs. Nellie Smith entertained Marjorie of Kalamazoo were week­ were Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bechtel. mtmbcra of her family for Easter end guests cf Mr. nnd Mis. Howard Wundamae and John J. Bechtel of dinner. Guests from away Included Newton and daughter Duda Jean. Hastings and Bertha June Bechtel I Charles Casaday. Mra. Delia Castle On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. H. cf NcuthviUo. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald and Duane Oxtcl of Lansing. Mrs. Weaver and daughter Bettie were Haynes nnd son. Marvin of Has। Jennie Casaday. Mr*. Maude Roger* also guests nt the Newton home and tir.v*. Mr. and Mrs James Brcldrnhelped celebrate Darla Jeans birth­ steln of South Haven and Miss and Marguerite of Freeportr’harlr’*' ijr--<.->f x-'----• I Mrs. K. R. Sanderson and daugh­ day. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Thoma* of zoo. Miss Breldenstein recently ter left Mond»y to spend thc re­ Kul-mazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. joined tne Waves ana u on inac­ mainder of the week in Owosso. tive duty until called for training. Hartman and son of Detroit, and Mr. mid Mrs. Hugh Riley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Leon Mr. and Mra. Hugh Cue of Assyria At pi esent she is teaching at Wash- = visited Mrs. Clarence Grohc Mon- ington Junior High school in Kala­ De Lano in Ionia, mazoo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Rehor. Marilyn Dr. and Mrs. D. D. Walton left and Richard returned on Monday to Mra Lloyd Anderson was hoate.v. Canton. Ohio, after spending a week Wednesday for Norfolk. Virginia to visit Ensign nnd Mra. Deforrost to her club for dessert and cards | Walton Jr., for the remainder of Wednesday afterrioon. Aiyil 21. at her ixxne on East High street. Win­ the week.. Mrs Frank Adair had as a guest ners at pedro were Mr* Glenn Kah­ I from Tuesday until Friday her sis- ler. Mra. Tom Myers and Mrr. Rus- : 1 ter. Mra. H. L. Steiger from Lan­ sell Zerbel. Travelling prise was won sing. Mra. Harry Park, her sister- by Mr* Duane Miller. Mra. Miller I I In-law from Detroit was with’ her will entertain on Wednesday. May ' 5 j; ior for tne thc Easter weexena. weekend. 113 S. Jefferioa 8L Phon* 3433 HOT A COLD WATER I B. P. Seward of Buttle Creek spent | Fi'ter with hH dwehter Mrs F - Mrs. R. G. Finnic wiuj hostess to SHOWER BATH bridge club of eight on Tuesday < O. Rothaar and family and attended her After dessert was served, the christening of his youngest contract ।afternoon.was played with Mrs LesSingle M-5A per wt up great-grandchild. Woodward Sidney <He Hawthorne nnd Mrs. David ’ | Rmt»h |nf«nt aon of Mr tnd ; Goodyear holding the winning; iWoody Smith tnce Constance Ro- ।scores. । thwart of Mount P|e<»*»nt. I Weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. ' „„„. Mra. Albert Kinnc was hostess to । E. O. Rothnar and daughter. Helen thc Merrl-I-Go club on Wednestand Mrs. Minerva Rothaar. were day afternoon of last week Mrs 1 their daughters and families: Mr. Shirley Henry won first prize and DAFFODIL CAKES day- w. Dorb. Of WANTED » only one. and retailers are Interiwre war bonds and 1 <>ur regular merThat la the way It there in America," elievea. i nt Grand Rapid* or work were brihome town. Havh Battle Creek he ;he temptation to s for a few hours. lely to return here his chief interests u'c^'ie 'Ki.JnJSlS.rW.W! iinij iHMi ’oiu mount ricasant; . Tiic annual Schrtbtr s ’ira LotUi IL Bel—- and Mr Mrs.and'l Robert A. Mind* of • The Mr. and•’ Mrs. *. • Club met With aVto™C*S^cente?< runion wasbeld Sunday, Detroit: Mr. and Mra. Louis R. Bel1, Hall’ bert ton.Mr. Peter of Battle Mr. - ■ end■ small - 'le and Mra. Roland Furrow of a bounteous not luck Creek. . Freeport MonJay eveninn. Contract enjoyed UAUru at one UUC o'clock. ULWM. * - J™-"» r. “and WUUrd yeur we „ were .fortunate in Ensign Frederick Granger will ur?**. “** ” “*«<“ nils year rive home Thursday evening to ¥* 05d Joh? SWffiTU from^te •J Jft gi FDend a few davs with hU parent*, unanaier. second, ana Mr. ■ ana Mr. and Mra. Frederick Granger. Mr*. Unden Bnyder won the conao- ince. Among these were: Lt. and JF. MrwIJIn^CW^rZrtwnrU Mr>. Arrow'nwmp.rm I, .Wllrw flt. wjw‘iornu ' „ W.’orwri Bi. iioMn’o’rvMi: : lalion prize. Mr. and Mr*. Nell Adair SV rm Mr u„ Curta Barum. IrUruU u> Umrll cru.n ruu. <'UrnroLew 1,U n..a.tanmm> „ ----- * dawthtw.'1 Nolt IHt Thursday *1‘or , banig/camp Rucker.’AlSSanMEaster with Mr. and Mra. C. J. ny of Royal Oak. for Mbscr. Willo and Beverly ..... . Mr*. I Mb* Horeace Treib of Kalamazoo wcr0 heme from Kabmazoo over . Finstrom's people. '.spent Lu aeckw.d with Mra. Mxe thelr^pircnt* ut and* Mrs Archte the >wek<nd Easter gueel* of Mr. and Mrx. 'i;1Wa J. ----Raster dinner --------guest*----wars and Mm. Edward McPharlin cannot provide our Hl of y1* nwrehanllke: but they will handisc more than ble, a Hastings boy. h, who. until the ral year* conducted ’ In the posioftlce. for a brief stay oudeat boy ever. led by a lovely 17nan- shepherd dog , having Just comreeks' training at center ut Morris- 'arWttMW *““• * PERSONALS ETAILERS HUE BOND, ilE The real test of a good pliarniacist lies in the personal responsibility he takes in compounding prescriptions. When your Doctor prescribes, come to our drug store, where you have, thc assurance that your Registered Pharmacist has met thc test, lie is honor-bound to compound your prescription with the utmost care. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST HASTINGS. MICHIGAN 57 REED ’ S DRUG STORE ~ REGISTIRED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Haifin®* Phone 2141 Stahl & JefFarson j_25 to 5°° Announces ; A Free Lex-lure on Chrielian Scicurc. Enlitk<D- Chrintian Science, Its Kestorative Mission „ by EARL McC Lol n. < . S. Ik, of San Antonio. Texas. Dependable Drearription Service SLACKS SLACK SUIT5•fl 95 to 595 Member <>/ the Hoard of Lccturcfbip of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. IN CENTRAL SCHOOL Al DITORIl M. HASTINGS THURSDAY. MAY 6lh. 1<M3 at 8:00 I* M. (Central Stendard Time I Exclusive, but not txfrensive The Public is Cordialls Invited to Attend. HASTINGS | �rnr bastings blnneb, rmmsbAY. apbjl «,i*u CARD OF THANKS CLASSI FIED WANT ADS caiut. op Tn.tNKX—I wi«k t« •«- field and Frank Hammond of Bal­ ".** •• •'** tlmore vUitcd Daisy Bergman Sun>i»M’‘<fJr,‘h»’rf iSImWuT‘tu’»*ir7i dtt.y- * <«•<* to know Max Hough1 | taling came home Monday frotn th* yiynta lun. hospital and ii gaining rapidly. * Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Norris and ------- « » »--------------ivixa akANOE-------------------------------- J family vLdted Ira Cltanee of QulmIrvisg Orssge will m»»< PrW»» •«<•-! by Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs Sam »r. April 30. •Its .nn-r .1 4:00. Tb» Houghtaling of Battle Creek visited »iii <ra«»r .rraM • <llraa..u« Juhn Houghtaling Sunday. * Miu ■ * r»TM loiter •■*;« ism Prwiaeiira Mary Louise Stillan* of Hastings i Wkl’'"w» CM* n** Wb/ttetM at too Houghtaling home Fro<t suJ Way ttiniuu Don't r*rt \«»r n>rmb*r -- -----* —----ELCOMB 0BANUE Urlrume (.ran** «>llI meet HalnnUy. 4 J 1 "tilLV muj man nnd Maree Houghtaling were in Battle Creek Saturday. * Ol’d to see so many out to church for Easter services. * The Louie* aiu al Mr*. Mitchell* WUS Well attended and “ K00^ tone had by all. The EDITORIAL— tSSOCIATION AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING BRAKEMEN Young Porkers Need Care Seventy-five per cent of all pig SWITCHTENDERS tings. * Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bishop loaves occur within the first week after farrowing, according to hog TELEGRAPH OPERATORS .and family were weekend guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Douglas. * Mr. specialist* of the US. Department YARD CLERKS and Mrs. Emeat Gorham and fam­ of Agriculture. ily of Kalamazoo were Sunday Apply Superintendent’s Office, guest* of their patents. Mr. and Sheldon Agency All Kind* of laaaraac* Surety Bond* koa* 21*5 Haatiaga NYCRR. Jackson. Mich. Rapids and Mrs. Clara Robinson of Muskegon visited Mrs. Wm. Havens who is being cared for at the home of her daughter and husband. Mr. and MrK. Howard Johnson ot Hick­ ory Comers. * Wm. Havens is home from Hickory Comers for a few days and reports* Mrs. Havens better, which is good news. Swanson Agency PROTECT YOUR CAR From 11.00 up with NOTICE I have made arrangements to begin buying livestock again at my yards beginning April 13 and each Tuesday there­ after, same as before. Leave calls at 2448 or call 2108 on Tuesdays. DAN DEAD STOCK REMOVED! ULREY AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY HELP WANTED! We have employment for Machine room helpers, cabinet makers, cabi­ net room helpers, finishing room worker*, upholsterers, shipping room helpers. COOKS - WAITRESSES PRACTICAL NURSES *66 tablets, salve, nose drops Battle Creek Rendering Co. Lloyd Rager, Mgr. CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE* MEN AND WOMEN FOR AUCTIONEER ORDERLY WORK Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. GOOD SALARIES. ROOM BOOKCASE & CHAIR CO. AND BOARD FURNISHED Hasting*. Michigan AMERICAN LEGION HOSPITAL Marshall Furnaces Repair* furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of furnaces Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sanders for Rent C. E. GOODYEAR HOWE. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT GENERAL INSURANCE Sl/RETY BONDS AUCTIONEER Mrs. George Fox who spent a month In Chicago after the death of . her husband has returned home. * Patricia Lince 1* ill at thc home of her grandparents. Mr. and Mr*. We Remove Dead Animals For Prompt Removal of . Old, Crippled or Dead i \ , Hones and Cows / for some of that good PHONE Lily White Flour HASTINGS FOR COA/fORF 2697 j < | , । These meet your de­ Liat year Auction Sale* with DEWEY REED Jlatea can be made at Banner office. Aom un - - Help Horses White mands Block ore well made of firm 7 because they soft calf and kid leath­ / Cattle ers with durable soles and heels. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday HASTINGS, MICH. - JAKE DEPRIESTER C. “BILL” SHERWOOD Nelson Willison and daughter Alice Sunday afternoon to visit Aggie willLscn at Leila hospital. They found her improving * Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dickerson. Hastings call­ ed on their parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Armour Sunday afternoon. * Billy Carver formerly of this vic­ inity is spending ids first leave since entering the service with his parent*. Mr. and Mis. Wm. Carver INSURANCE Hotel HaaUnga Phi CASH VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. To $4.98 YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable HIGHEST PRICES PAID t/V'*' 1 CUT-RATE We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. SHOESTORE KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS CvttttiyS Guuirt S/tOt Zto-TslS Richard H. McLeay. Orangeville Two................................................ 27 Juanita Jean Forshey. Orangeville For your old Scrap Iron, Radiator*, Batteries, Ala* minum, Brass, Copper & GET THOSE VITAL WORK SHOES HERE! IFear These Serviceable, Comfortable Shoes.. .To Serve Your Country Best! CLENN F. LAUBAUGH Nt N*. Michigan Avene* Here are the tough, com­ fort-plus shoes you need io do your job well. High or low CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training styles. liddloville In Loyal Support Truss Fitting REID'S RESORT, THORNAPPLE LAKE . * Q O ® “ �THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-SEVINTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. APRIL 29. 1943 SECTION TWO—PACES I was Irked by the trick he played on man tn hl* struggle for victory. The Allied Nations expect I We ore wnT 10 Duane Hun:'her. and. as hours of his deviltry cupy Germany after the • leaves lor Camp Grant. Ill.. Tues- *n>t by and no let-up. .she finally that we hear so much about hate? to attend thc demoblllsal i\r-i i ivninv xxixiui day * Mlgs Veta Rlce underwent resorted to his pebate Waterloo. Do we read of R in. letters from WARRANTY DEEDH '' | On Saturday. April 17. Mr. and , ley and much bartering with tte ji ------------------------------------------------------ ; unoi>eratjon for appendicitis Fri- . dish-washing. Now. to this little Fanners Who SellTo Retailers I dayurpfnnock hospital. Very glad ! boy. washing dishes is the lowest the men at the battiefronts? Would and land forces, and to rMdT“* Nellie Wolf Executrix Laura Oar- 1 Mrs J- E. Edwards, who reside on . Red Men was carried on at the I A farmer who sells butter lard. >’* getting along nicely w Mr. »nd most degrading Torm of human we have it dinned into our ears if industrial and economic dlnier E t. to Pay Fisher and wife. •Il,e west edge of Carlton township. । little settlement.'•-j . ____ . w.. | i ,Minw wno sens Duncr. and jJ,, Grover Brooks called on endeavor. He became more and we were there? We would not I found this paragraph that t W1 . nt Iola 3 4 anrt A W Phil- JUSt north Of WllBt Was OtlCC Known Mr. and Mra. ' 5?ve_2?* «•■». «M*. Ir *ny vw.r. other rattoned a.w .mma !ood »« _V? W* ।u-nn Benn HattlrrtAV Saturday und and report him more woeful and a hen the hateful The real soldiers have an outlet for terer.t all of us: ’Spsctal L lips Add Nashville village ’ “* O’Donhell. observed the 60th an- 1 son. points Ba nln « * ij> and m« -Harry Wilson. Charles, Charles, who who with with his ills wife, wife, retailer retailer must must collect collect ration ration points —|.... — ------- ta<v viniahaH -n.he Went upstairs their emotions in costly courage; police for Germany are being VII- i ta-'k was finished lipa Add.. Nashville village. ~ w»npa nuu.. naanvuic vmage. nlversary of their marriage. Be- , lives with his parent*. A grand-! for the sale, just os ne naa done In ‘ fla^ aiui family of Lansing„ ate ate and wrote his troubles to his soldier they have too much respect for men cd bv the War DepartmanC u Paul Metzgar, Gdn. Wanda Ar­ cause of» their son. ! daughter, who with her husband, selling to consumers since March Eazter Earn, dinner with Jack Moores fighting like themselves on the oth­ Custer. Michigan " All thsat nold. el al. minors, par. Sec. 6.:“ “®, of the ‘Illness u•"'-■“ ” •-----------------------*11 farm farm d all .. tal!ed .. . on Mr .. and M ..ioorcs* ‘ uncle. work •>,the (n.m farm, and nrrtlnarllv ordinarily llvr live •» 29 according ,n to OPA. AU Prairieville Twp I Charles, a- formal observance of* the wnJ, nnfl all called on Mr. and Mrs. John • I*ar Gerald: I urn not feeling er side to bother about emotional who are being trained for lids .. ... ----------- w w Miss »o a' good John W. Robinson and George E. d“>' was omitted but a number of In another house on the farm, are tales must be.------made at point oauuic Moore in in me the aiicmuun. afternoon. .. current . . —. the way she Ls treating me. histrionics. That can be left to Robinson to Chorles H. Rundle and friend* and rriatives cal ed over the also living with the grandparents values and stamps collected must l>e ■ Grace Baulch relumed from Bat- .8he treats me Uke a hours and a professional pamphleteers who must understand the German pl wife, 100 Ac. Sec. 16. Carlton Twp. weekend und cards and gifts were and* helping to care for the father. turned in to local ration boards wllh | tip creek Friday * Mr. and Mrs. । D'K »nd anything you can think get their emotional They will have an important Charles, al present. A grandson. u report made on OPa form R-1609. chas Hammond Mr and Mrs. E. !®f. She U blaming me for trveryLynn McDonald and wife lo U. numerous. in shaping the post-war world. Roy Parker and wife, par, Sec. 16. , J. E. Edwards, was born in Mor- Orton, lives near Coats Grove. They Thls form will be available lo ail I Bateman and Richard und Miss thing Bobby and Je.tnnlne do. She week in-----Grace Easter L' treating Bobby Jeannine................. • «—«-■lhe ......last ...a — - ---— ---Baulch were ...UIUU w.irguests ofvuoua u* -r ----. V and — Hope Twp I row county. Oh®. July 16. I860 and also have three great grandchildren. local boards— during Although Mr Edwards Is 83 and April. Mr Bnd Mrs Mrs George George Baulch —J a - queen April The first report to U due dur- M r . Bnd Baulch and and !}«llltp a- --kink and and me Walter Clark and wife to Seroll in the fall of that year his parents i-. tne IB. first r.aa, fifteen rtav-eofnfMay'f Uav sm ,__j|y .... al... Hastings. ___ T* Mr ____ .._ Hike 111. a Jailbird in a Jail. Write soon i 1firtaan davs Ing the and ■Mrs E. Powers and wife. 1 8 Ac. Sec. 25. came to Michigan, making the trip mrs. mwirus is du. ovui bid cii- ,. mg ...^ will _m cover made between tw Reynolds Mr. andMrs. Huron I but pleas dont write like I did. Hastings Twp. , in a covered wagon with a yoke ot Joying good health and can still •। and endend of of April. dutch 29 and thelhe April. Healy. Mra. Clara Day and Vivianhope you are still alive State of Michigan by State Land oxen, two week* being required for turn out a good day’s work. Mr. i March Crops Day were recent callers of Mr. and | Your friend. Office Board to John Burke and the Journey. The farm on which Edwards husked over 100 bushels ' .- Fertiliser For Corn --------wife, lots I and 2. B). 6. Chamber- they settled, the same place where Mr and^ra^Wa^te’^lterire^n* His mother rent lhe letter to the J the title of cook inihehouse-1 ------- •••r-. Iain’s Add.. Hastings city. •**’ *•-Mr. and Mr*. Edwards -.m still u..» live, had wears hold and doesn't havt<to take a ' fertilizer containing nitrogen ’ apd Mrs. Heber and son uncle, who will grow thiee ro-nI^ belt'Mr. HeberofFoster Foster andMrs. ron 1 of * ho his willribs grow thiee Inches inches Robert Murray Harper nnd wife been taken from the government back seat for women many years - w on fleld corn Gt^^corn t, werrand Easter guests Mr. and on laughing at it. r^llinmi “ii^dikna iwa 'Wfrp ■“»" ot Mr “nd Mrt Ut hu J1** - “• to Howard J Hollister. 40 Ac. Sec. by a John Henry and lhe elder Mr. her Junior when it comes to pre- |sLaie»» 01i iiitnou. inuitr.a, ivw.i, ’ ,,—, EliLston. * . Mrs. ..— Samuel „------- . x.-.vn.< 1 Mkrn’esoto “ilxsouri Gelg- iir Ijf anvhrviv "',ybod>' a.v. Z ou wk.u. . . 1 w,r “r,‘ 16. Thomapple Twp. Edward* traded a pair of colls for paring a meal. During the as para- Michigan. **' * “ ’ Oh£> FtoSth Dakota anti " “ nd MUs Hook nre under for teM V* 1 ” “ Js •®/u?iny Howard J. Hollister and wife to it. The family lived for a. short ’’K”™* . ’ Robert Murray Harper and wife. 40 time in a log house belonging to a gas season, the other members of Wisconsin, m —-.................... - ......... ..... in accordance with a mr uuciur s cujr, ■ Ac. Sec. 16. Thornnpple Twp Mr. Henyon. and located lust north the family are kept busy in the directive of the War Food *•*< Claud Hunt and son Hubert. Mr. ®nd liberty of pouring out their Mra. Edand Mrs Duane Hunt spent Easter woes, iincensotrd. uncensored. t" to a loved ------one State of Michigan by State Lund of their farm, while they were large asparagus bed and 2'T ” Gordon a».. ufnir Mrs. Wolf n at> who who will understa understand Office Board to Mack D. Deeds, lots erecting their own log house. In- ' wards looks after thc work in the ministration. Restrictions on _ r with Mr and *** ™ r o n Pi-l ’ n wrii ’ *♦ a. *•Mra. “ 4.r.... wame H . weeler Wrel?; • Plulnweli 2 nnd 39. Itardendorf Add. Nash­ .dians were their neighbors and In- j house a'one. .... Chicks gain fast on MER­ diireti’ve are* fit Au- und d«u«hter Ann zpent F — dian w/a boy* were the pinra.M, playmates of I Mr. Edwards «njoys relating in­ Saturday Now I know why our weather is ville Village. WWW wcv w«v ypinHAnf ’ rertlllrer ’ fnr uw on af,ern00n ,rt,h Mr and children 1 teresting events In the early history Mrs. Wlikept a secret ’ • * — MASH 17 r'< of 18% pro­ Glenn A. Swift and wife to Fred the three Edward.* children. - — ashamed of it; Rii».hath nt .i J. Wygant and wife. 74 Ac. Sec. 9. ------------------. ah' .ot' Carlton and Irving township-.. tein with vitamin A & D Arevrla Twp. ”w"i^ *Me" nn[l orotner Mrs..Jonn hook Tnurreia, ut William McDonald nnd wife to ' chihiren'nf nr’aor wanM^an^Mn torn Sent 18 IBM to 1 ^ther now witnessed thenis arrival of ana the first. <2t All eligible applicants Ruffle is mod again. Our big feeding oil. A lifetime maah rup, M»d. «, A. SSSr.'<»X.^.S’h » « IS, JSnUM K.T IMI must have received at least 50 per blower on the oil burner is in lhe cent of their requirement* before . for chick, pullet and laying repair shop and we have an oraiof two. she came s”‘ills “ MiSnJK.iS8U. i5 kwl USSK any a pollcant can receive more: nary electric fan in lhe back ana .to Michigan, settling in Kalamazoo mementos of Uveir early days, and hen. They pay you well for 1U <3> Deliveries above 50 per cent without the guard. About once a Si, Ji 7wnJ’tlvi ‘“ “ fl ’ TAbout Alx. years later, thc county. About six years later, thc a visit In their home la both a , shall be made in equal percentage to, week. Ruffle gets on lot of the ; MERMASH. inhn.ta^?T^nd ’ F Uk i built a log house In Carlton ■ sail eligible persons, (4) As high it, and an raucauon. education. stove and gets smart and starts to P talite M rSJl’nZX?ln Mnnriee I <« What h nOW the HUS- pleasure ana By JANE CAMERON A host of friends unite in wishing | percentage of this fertilizer shall pick a rumpus with the fan. She | .Mrttotab anrJrf x tfi Hngs-Freeport road. on. the comer for this venerable couple many be made available for other Group. stalks it. with ears pointed ahead i lHl north of ipenl Welcome comers. Here more happy years together. ■ B crops *s_for DanielI Strikers Add.. Hastings city. Jlhe thclr ear|y years u’ ’.Ti com^ 'eJiL. n. F.rwur. This u what has lhc adu,u and finally takes k swipe at It and Exempt Small bales By Fanners around here chuckling all week—. gets a hot foot. Then she lays her QUIT CLAIM DEEDS I1 Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Edwards Edwards were were marmar-;, hickory hickory CORNERS A farmer who sells not more than, My little nephew pulled » fust nite ears back against her head and 1 ried on Am(1 I 17. 101883. 01 r*. Walter A. Kolb nnd wife April at tlin the home . R . , WaBlev waa caii.d to »75 worth of foods per month to on his mother by pretending Ill- pouts until I pel her One day I HASTINGS. MICH. ?L®roW,‘ 20 Ac. Sec of the bride’s sister. M^John Pat- I Ypre “h a f une^ country shippers or to consumers • new when his brother had lo stay was busy and she pouted a half Marjorie M. Brown to Waiter A. jceremony being performed by J.; akd'aga’it/^Saturday*10 ‘preach Is exempt from price control re-, home because of an upset. After hour before I coaxed her out of it. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. cently established for seven fresh, the bus had gone, this mischievous Here paragraph from vegetables If the farmer Is a coun- little imp began to make life pretty - is another «... F™. B. CTrt.ll.n .nd .11. .« ”.t“th! “.dd’n"’“J, try shipper, he Is subject to the price Interesting for thc brother who was lhe rebuttal to Rex Stout's article ‘ill and little sister. His mother effective weapon for the tlghUng Eva A. Hecox. 60 Ac and par Sec. was not performed by a minister. Govemo^ntektas^i aKteruu^J regulations. 34. Woodland Twp but the knot ha* held through sixty 2 and Mr?^A it Wm1Jv“ «re Eva A. Hecox to Forest B. Christ- years of joys nnd sorrows. Sheif^L'^lSjiytAwn-ln^law Mr tan and wife. 60 Ac. and par. Sec.'says that in all their sixty years ^,r-jS^wma?dHSttson‘dnuah34. Woodland Twp thiy have never had a fight. The **’ "‘I’X ‘knd M * Jack Arnold and wife to Winn | granddaughter says she has heard , ' owwiSSe”®! Anting *R Green, par. Sec. 36. Prairieville Twp her grandma say she knew better ‘ WailR. h? a’!f’ JS Winn Green to .Jack Arnold and Ihan to get angry at the same time of tlnllM and Mr and Mra JCT'aiJ' ™ . i*.. 01 uan-ung Mrs. wife. nar. par. Sec. 36. 36, Prairieville Twn. Twp. in. Thi« rtnnht i.i< thr .. re.’ .menu t! ‘'“’“and '“7 ana ,‘IU Mr. t ’.r ana ie dirt n0™ re RosA Weaver daughter und two a. Roy Parker and wife to Lynn clpe for such a congenial lite. | children of Jackson. * Mts. H. E McDonald and wife. par. Sec. 16. Witnesses at the wedding were 1 Persons of Kalamazoo was a recent Hope Twp. Peter Henney and Mrs Helen guest of Mr. and Mrs. Otis LawLynn McDonald and wife to O. Shively. Mrs. Shively, sister of Mrs. rcnce. * Junior Cheney from a U. Roy Parker and wife, par Sec 16. Edwards, and James Patterson, now. 3. army camp in Pennsylvania Hope Twp. of Grand Rapids, are the only ones spent over the weekend with the now living who were present at the home folks. Mr. und Mrs. Clarence PROBATE COUR! • I Cheney and family. * Merle Evans Est. Alice L. McIntosh. Final ac­ ceremony. mio Edwards Mra. ouwMiua recalls masia that mni their u.c.t ’ ot a California U. S.-army ckmp count filed, order assigning residue wedding day was warm and spring ­ Is visiting hl* parents. Mr. and Mrs. entered. like and their honeymoon was a Youngs Evans and other relatives. Est Laura Oardinler. Order con­ firming sale entered, final account trip of a few miles to the home of a sister. In a two-hot sc double pital wlll accompany him back to filed. California and will reside there. * Est. Mary Polly. Bond of admin­ first year of their married j Major McCallum of Washington. D. istratrix filed, letters of adminis­ tration issued. order limiting settle­ life. Mr.' and Mrs. Edwards lived in C.. Department of Public Health ment entered, petition for hearing Hastings and laughingly relate that Civilian Defence Of lice is visiting claims filed, notice lo creditors is­ they moved seven times Ute first his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Evart year. However, this was not such McCallum and sister. Mrs. Hubert sued. Est. Loretta Rratt. Warrant and a hardship as it might appear since Pettlnglll and family. * Mr. and they had very little to move. Dur­ Mra. Harry Hughes and two chllInventory filed Mr. Edwards clerked dren of Kalamazoo have moved In Est. Eugene J. Barnum. Warrant ing this Ume. ..... and Inventory filed, petition for li­ in the store of Hicks Bras., located the tenant house on the old Wllcense to sell filed, order for publi­ on the corner where the Banner । liamson farm and will work with his father Roy Hughes a tenant cation entered, proof of publication office now stands. With the exception of this one on the E. M. Cadwallader farms, filed. Est. Matilda A. Rledy. Petition for year. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards have ' The Roy Hughes’ have three sons administrator filed, order for publi­ spent their entire married life on | In the service. Two are in the the farm where they now live. For: Navy and one is In Africa. * Mr. cation entered. Elwood McLeod Orval Schuta Jerald Haynes Fred Ackett George Clum Est. Chester Rledy Petition for a number of years. Mr. Edwards, and Mrs. Earl Burdick of Fulton Roy Hayes Clarence Serijan Chester McMillon Clinton Adams George Converse administrator filed, order for publi­ conducted a general store and post were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Haywood Bernard McPharlln Harry Albrecht Orville Cooley Russell SheUenbarger office at O’Donnell, the building John Mourer. cation entered. Donald Heath Philip Shepard Morris Alien Robert Cooley John Mekao ————— Est. Elsie I. Lanlear. Petition for being tom down only about seven | Ivan Allerding Robert Helrigel Ernest Shilton Glenn Cota Lawrence Miller administrator filed, order appoint­ years ago. This was on the In- DON’T BUY THINGS YOU DON'T NEED—BUY WAR BONDS Raymond Anden Fred Shipp ing administratrix entered, bond of dlan trad between Ionia and the Maurice Miller INSTEAD. Harold Helsel administratrix filed, letters of ad­ targe Indian settlement at BradShirley Cox Robert Moon ministration Lvsucd, order limiting Jack Crockford Robert Shoemaker Robert Anderson Charles Higdon Delbert Moore settlement entered, petition for Junior HUI Gienard Showalter Robert Crittenden Robert Morrison Bill Babcock hearing claims filed, notice to creaLouis Hinckley Ernest Crumback ’ John Shults ilora issued. Richard Babcock Albert Higgins Cedi Cruttenden Gerald S Ifton John Mullenlx Ell. Ernest M. Wheeler. Petition Glenn Baehelder Frank Hobbs Archie Sinclair Don Curtis to open safety deposit box filed, or­ Richard MunJoy Harry Balsch Carrin Hoffman Earl Curtis James Sinn der to open safety deposit box en­ Duane Murphy Charles Barnes tered. report of county treasurer Jerald Curtiss Kenneth Hoffman Donald Smith Howard Naylor filed. Lawrence Hook Orville Curtis Lexter Smith Reid Bassett Vernon Neal , Est.’’’Charles Popp. Pe-titlon for Donald Howell William Curtis Paul Smith George Bauer administrator filed, order for pub­ Donald Nevins Dorr Howell Raymond Smith Richard Darby lication entered, proof of publica­ Richard Bauer Lyle Newton Steve Hula Robert Smith Darrell Dean tion filed, order appointing admin­ Rex Bean Vernon Newton Robert Humphrey istrator entered, bond of adminis­ William DeCou Carl Beach Maynard Nicholsen trator filed, letters of adminstratlon Delwin Hutchins Gordon So third Kenneth Demond Robert Beadle George Oaks Issued, order limiting settlement en­ Clarence Huver Donald Springer Arthur Dodge Kenneth Beckwith tered. petition for hearing claims Charles Ogden J linen Springer Gordon Jacobs Francis Edgecomb filed, notice to creditors issued. Earl Oils Orio Springer Gerald James Eugene Bennett Earl Eggleston Bit. Fred L. Wright. Petition for Carl Overholt Stoftton Strickland administrator filed, order for pub­ Richard Bennett David Stone lication entered. Rlehard Johnson James fendsley Est. Warren E- Cartar. Assignment Thurlow Sluck Gilbert Paine Stanley Johnson John Birman. Jr Lealie Enzlan filed, final accouu filed, order al­ Howard Johnston your energy sod eBort. Charles Blough lowing account entered, discharge Stewart Peters Richard Blough But you. too. have a OU* Tagg Robert Falconer of adminstratrlx issued, estate en­ George Juppatrom part to play. You can Richard Bogart Reuben Fish rolled. Richard Pike co-operate by avoiding Robert Fisher Est. Ernest J. Rasey. Testimony of n unnecessary risks; by adopting Winston Boyes Eugene Flanders freeholders filed, proof of publica­ George Kellogg every reasonable preventive John Polls tion filed, license to sell issued, bond Robert Bradshaw Earl Flook tion.” Td guard these areas' measure, and by promptly on sale filed, oath before Kale filed, Clair Brady Kirk Foreman Leroy Kingsbury end to fight the foes that would calhng upon a competent pby. report of sale filed. Donald Braley Robert Ransom Buryi Townsend Richard Kingsbury rob us of them, is an oblige- ascian when Ulness threatens, K Braendle Howard Raymond Leo Kloppe Keith Fox SOUTH THORNAPPLE tion shared by your physician Remember that the preacrCarl Brock Max Francisco Don Reid Gordon Trick Kenneth Kopf Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ros* (nee and your pharmacist. Our duty vation of Health and Strength Richard Brock Robert Francisco Meredith Reid Thomas Kurr Mary Wleringa) from Detroit were Loyd Ulrey ' has now become a patriotic Walter Brodock Milford Frederickson Dale Lammers Robert Reid Sunday gueste of her brother Theo­ duty. Get well—KEEP wclll Milford Vanaaken Harold Bromels dore Wleringa and. family at Lhe Albert Retgler Merl Lammers Raymond Garvey Jackson and Wleringa home. * Jack Brounard Buryi Lancaster Robert Gardner Percy Barnum and sister. Mrs. Ly­ Richard Brower Charley Rice Harold Gales dia Wilson who keeps house for Jaek Wagner Donald Brown Lyle Rockhill Arthur Gerber him were shopping In Hastings Fri­ Elmer Walther Maynard Brown Jack Laubaugh Lyle Gillespie day. * Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Preston Clarence Wascher Albert Bruce Gerald Lawrence of Flint came Wednesday and is Lloyd Goodenough Lloyd Bninl spending some lime with her par­ Richard Lelnaar David Goodyear Invent Bryant ents. Mr. and Mrs. Jones Oliver at Albert Graham the George Mason and Oliver home John Buehler William Und Herman Rosenbaum. Jr. Winn Green * Theodore Wleringa has purchased James Burghduff Robert Link Pemonant Washable DeWitt Gregory a new Ford tractor. * Grace Nich­ Bernard Whitmore Robert Bums Dale Roush Leslie Lockwood ols is assisting Mra. Rosa Eggleston. WALL PAINT Howard Wilcox John Bush I Inn aid Lucas Roger Rush George Hagedorn ★ Mr. and Mra. Leland Oliver who 5 Lbs. makes 0*^| OE Donald Ruthniff SUPER VALSPAR Charles Lykins reside on the Mrs. Clark Kenyon Maurice Haight Richard Wilcox farm entertained Easter Sundoy hb Richard MacLeroy Bernard Hammond 5 QTS. Bernard Carney Enamel and Varnish Ward Wilkes parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jones Oliver Wesley Manker ) Wealey Hanke Stain and family. * George Grebe who Lewis Wilkins Kenneth Saieno David Mapes George Cosh more I Stanley Hansen VALSPAR OUTSIDE with hb wife expected to soon K PT. VInceUw Salik William Mason Dwight Harrington Clarence Chaffee move lo Middleville suffered a Hewitt Matson Charles Harvarth stroke a week ago Sunday thus Cecil Charles Robert Saunders Lee McCallum causing him to be unable to walk. White k Colon Lyle Hathaway Donald Chase John Wright HB many friends are wishing that Ernest McCormick Edward Bawdy Curtis Hawkins Clarence Cheney he may soon be able to get aroound Robert Schaller Ronald McKibben ... Qi. >1.09 Elwood Hawkins Donald Chtuehlll again. * The Ralph DeWitt family Gal. >591 Richard McIntyre Robert Behrlner Ralph Hawtlforne Edward Cisler who lived on the Oates place has moved Just east of Irving on Volspar Interior Glosi the old Harry Bennett farm. Mr. and Mra. Peck who sold out to the & Semi Glosi FLOOR VARNISH state bought a farm south of Has­ QT. GAU QT. GAL. tings and have moved on to it. mi I nr uni It r uruit LOUR I HUUJt NeWj SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED BY mr.andmrs.j.e. Edwards I DURFEE DATIAMIklC DDICCC KA UN NU DK LI J MERMASH Vm 'S5! I•»» । -■.ESEJ'S “1 ““ BARRY BYPATHS WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. Help the Men in the Armed Forces To Be Listed in the Directory Following is a list of men in the Armed Forces for whom we do not have addresses. If you can give us the address of any of these men, please vphone, write, or stop in and tell us. Help keep the Service Men’s directory up-to-date. See the complete list of Service Men in the lobby of this bank Paint Up Specials! H Y L I T E HOUSE PAINT $289 gal. The British Eighth Armv has been using a water pump made In Collumbus. Ohio, and at one desert well one of those pumps was oper­ ated almost continuously for three months. _ . Civilian per capita food consump­ tion tn 1943 is expected to be about 3 per cent more than the -average for the 1935-39 period but 6 percent below th.e average consumption in $105 $350 35c 60c SJ32 $445 LyBARKER’S HASTINGS ------------------------PHONE 2115 HASTINGS CITY BANK PHONES: 2 J 05-2103 ’Fifty-Six Years of Continuous Service HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL M, IMS county detnonjtraUon. Several gold CLOVERDALE Uy. * Mrs. Emma Anderson was in , Kalamaxoo spent the' holiday at the Thomas 'Beck ol Hull ng* Mra. Lee Hutchens of Grand and Mrs. John Postma of McCord* Mr. and Mra. Harry Green and and Mra. OaU Burkholder of Grand Hastings Saturday afternoon. * Mr. | home of the Utters' parents Mr. and und Rapids were Sunday gue>u of Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Ken Smelker and gold seal/ for^gwd family of BeUcvue spent, Sunday at and Mrs. Peter Rosenthal of Carl- Mrs. George Humphrey. * George Mr and daughter v. ’. Fa war ritnnar -a.— nmn " Center ‘ * “ *htar Joheona * ‘ [Ntjaoa was a Hurting* visitor Wed- anrl Guy Smith home. * Mis* Agnes ton and Mn. Mn Robert PnrritS Porntt. * Mr. were Eauer dinner curate guetu __ tiie heme of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur workmandilp were Carolyn -T-a< Thomp■utvrdayevt* Humphrey. Student of Borgeu Hbb- of Dread JU Mrs VandcrHoff of Alto have pur»ou. Patty Hoyt. Mary Jane Wood*. Lathrop. * Jesse Fossett of Nash­ MT. and Mrs. Kann* Ur Woods of pita! Nunes’ School at Knlamaaoo, nlrar c*5ers 1 Mra Ckprlee Leona FlngioUm of Mealing* Dinbeth Lofttls. Walva Dcardorff. ville spent lhe post two weeks at Burkey (Hel- and family ot Haauaga were uun- and are moving into U lid* weak., Mra. Kent City spent Good Friday with »u an Easter breakiMi guwi JNorma Yoder, Dorothy Bunn. Mar­ thc home of Mr. and Mra. Arthur Mek Tuesday Mr. and Mra. Virgil Woods and fam­ « crank Walton and son Ralph I of Mr*. Ralph Sage. * Mr*. E5n- gie Thompson. Jean Yonker, •““7V1 and Lathrop. * Mr. and Mra. Howard Mrs. Merrill Karcher and Carol. . afternoon for Norfolk. Va. where her Hutson and dsugntzr of Baulc were in Remus on buslnres Monday. I ny Sudlvan and daughter Ilene locaL were Grand Rapids choppers husband Is stationed. * Mr*. H S. . ... ..... ... «... ... ..._ ... । .....i if,..,!, ci.-j,,,,. tiie poultry iKiulirr urotect. xoocr Creek. Mus Ruin Van Hom of Fre­ project. norma Norma Yoder an outstanding ,''ion*, member of our dell of Lake Ode.'jui were Easter TYiursday. * Weekend visitors at i Wedel of Hasting* was a Thursday ana Mr. ana Mrs uen corting* were Earter dinner gueau at ungs were baturuay afternoon ■ tiie Nell Newton IkOtne were Mr. and ■ afternoon caller of Mr*. J. D. Cool. ijattw creek soent Easier • ail. und Mrs. Artnur c.mton a.id ,. w Fry and Thotupsou name. « gucsu of Mu. Juba Ooamy. a group lor writing lite best report , tne Mrs. John Nansy and son of Wa- i * MUs Vada Schwader of De Dwight and Blaucite Van Horn. - fnt txitcr crank Cool and daughter Mu.Hob- and wa* awarded a 4-H club pencil wo.iuiu ot Cat non. anu Mr. anu_Mri. Elnora«.---------------Whitney spet and Marguerite and Mrs. cousta. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon New- called on her aunt Mrs. George Jean Yonker was announced ns it A Miss Beverly i*”1 of OnlO.'.irr Rmeat ntiew. Fifield. ; bey Saturday attemoon. afternoon. « * Mr. atui Mth. (^aaday were Easter dinner I ton. Mr. and Mrs. wr.at pey oaturuay —■- Alfred Uouuics and Jimmy. witTTMr and Mr*.. A. B. tStevenson ter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. I Mrs. Roy Prwton of Battle C _ ..IM. I.I. KX t£’*nS21re. Harold Skli Skinner ol Battle Creek and «nnQ’spent rrioay eveiung m me Charles Woodruff of n«ar Haattnga mg ana mus uosma *i*au»r oi gkatte and Duane AxUc of Lan- Bleam. local. A Mr. and Mrs. Maur- Harold Mr and Mra. WiUUm William Tinkler or of : £ U A. Enares home of Bassett Carlton, a w and j p. cool were‘Grand Rapids were Sunday aftcr- lo mfir J'SfJr ri.ib““ ouUUndtol‘ aiM Mra. Rooert Lord of Chidester, Z*A Utile Nwy Cltwson spent Ice Calkins of Hastings were Mon- |Mr. and -------------------------------------------------*Xr *re!in« and Cliirv Bassett ...» — J- Mri CUre Bassett and and KasparL'a.tadinner guest* of Mr. and I ryfy.11 callers Of Mr. and Mr*. AiVIU * Slcvc Karines of Ypsilanti and miy with her cousins the Ralph day evening gueste of Mr..and Mr*. ( Hastings were Bunday guests of Mr. Mr »nd C i!£nt Ebuter wui nui Vivian Brook* of Kalamaioo spent ramiiy of Irving spent £n*ier with • go. Roy Ainsworth and family ot j Helngel. A Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tab- vv'dtl0 tln^tJ? tl‘. Ewter *,U‘ Mr’ a,U1 Mrb WelU“ .. r..>aii « Home Acres. Other guests were Mr. . — berer — accomjumled —™.,~Itev ----- —— und—Mrs. farm for the second time llnv to t/> be i Brook. Ksy John. and Mj». Carl Ainsworth and fam- Blain Snyder lo the Campbell Broth- form ‘'cock of Detroit is spending Banter ily. and Mr. und Mra. Arlond Alps- ren Church Sunday evening. * Mr. judged again for style. M>s John andEmeat aon of Wa- Saturday cutter oi Mrs. ni'fSlu Mr Nansy Mrs Fifield. 1* CatL *evening Mrr George Foroey re- worth and twby Jackion ot Grand and Mrs. Galen Overlwlt of Fen­ Our club was second Urges! hi j vacation with her mother. Mrs. Ar­ county and we as a club are thur Johncock. * Mr. and Mra. Vir­ j. Mr. and r-J Mr*. Lewi* Overholt thc A^a^dMS* and mA” Vernon ton and ceiv«l on^d^r n r ed rom M.n Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ton, ...al three children of Uniting, and nroud of our county standing and gil Monica and aon Bobby spent Thompeon were Wednesday evening ,and “r^ou; workmanship. We are hoping for n Etuier with Mra. Amanda Musiucullers of Mr-4ni(i Mrs. Ttieion Doi- Mis;. Evelyn Overholt of Battle bigger and better, enrollment next back and sons * Mr. und Mrs. Earl Creek were weekend and Easier Glenn Bold of Battle Creek. Mr. and gunts of their parents Mr. and Mra. need* you more than ever 4-H’er*. Gates entertained Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Howard Bolo. Mr .and Mra. Charles Overholt. A Supt. and Mrs. Cha*. Kingsbury, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chilson and sons und Mr. and Mra. Willard Arnold and Marilyn of Has­ Evart Ardis were Sunday uftertMwn Bowne Center Methodist Chareh i Lyle Kingsbury and family for Easttheir Parents * Mr> Ed Stair* re- Pauline Everson of Battle Creek [ day dinner guests of Mr. and-Mrs ItU. A Mr. ana mra. j. vv • racurer tings. Mr. and Mra. Robert Glas­ caller* at the home of Mr. and Mrs Rev. John McCue, pastor turoed home Monday after spend- spent the weekend with her parents Watt Tiuimas of South- &>wnf a and daughters. Pwl Mtd Pws M gow and family ol DowUng. and Alvin Helngel and Mr. und Mra. 'er dinner. A Mra. Lucy Davenport 10: 00 A. M Sunday school ln,T5ur -T-U •«» |Mr «nd B.,1 Onoa .nd l.m- 1 Mr m M,. J A Mh.id,. Jr or Onuul ibgldj. .nd Mr mU. Mr. und Mrs Rial Kellogg of Lan­ Monroe FolI Is of North Irving. * enteruinrd Mr and Mra. John An­ 11: 00 A. M. Morning Worship— nis of Gull Uke and Mr. und Mrs. i Wesley Keim and son Vcm of sing were Sunday dinner gttesu of —— ------- —— ------ --------Clarksville ipent Easter with Mr. Mr. and Mrs Glenn Kellogg tn hon- family were Easter supper gut»U of | Rex Annis of Battle Creek for Em'.and Mrs. Semlah Seese and Mrs or of Howard Bolo who left Tues- Mr. and Mra. Emory Kime of Adah Matter a Mrs. Doris Piper day for camp Grant. Illinois. A Mr. CUrksvilU-. A Sunday evening callof Battle Creek and MLss Helen and Mrs Trueman Pippel of Algon- era at the Cl^ud Walton Iwne were Legion hospital. * Everyone is in­ A splendid co&gregation was pi Woods of Hastings spent Easter ac spent from Thursday night un- Mr. and Mrs Flovd Walton ol South * । tiled to attend aciiicveuxnt day is* with their parents. Mr and Mrs. til Saturdav morning with Mr. and Bowne and Miss Evelyn Tltompson ent at the Easter service. I Hastings * Mr. and Mr*. Lyman Virgil Woods and family, a Mr. Mrs. Fred Tabbcrer A Sunday din- cf North Campbell. A Easter dinner I Wilkinson and Mr*. Douna Weber giiMts of Mn ’ and Mr*. Howard Tiiai Freeport Methodist Church and Mrs. Mac Boughner of Bud Ax ner guests of Mr. and Mrs Alvin c ■*“ ' land children of Kalamaioo kpeti*. Everett M- U»ve. pastor were Thursday afternoon callers of Helrigel were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ter k. were Mr .... and Mrs Russell ---------- —Es- I 'Easter with Mr. und Mrs. Lester ■At.iuiroh ami Morning Worship 11:00 .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kunde A Mrs. Follls and son of Valparaiso. Ind- senburgh and tan two children of HolHolMonica. * Mr. and Mr*. LasUr Grand .। Bunday School 12:00 W. F. Closson and father Frank Una. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Haw- bnd. Miss Vera Bibs of Cr±=i I Monica called on Mra. Ruuell Mon­ *• ' Program for Uie future weekn: Walton visited thc formers hus­ kins of Hasting*. Mr. and Mrs. Kalb Rapids, and Mr und Mra. n O. H -- -----------?--- • i ica , [lea Monday. Monday. « atrau * Mrs. Lucy Davenport ®— RfvBirdsall of ' n(J Helen went to Al band at Howell Sunday, a Mr and Marlow of Carlton, and Mr* Ver- Fausey, local A Mr*. Dan Po»tina I Mrs Harold Aldrich and family non Grand Rapids on business. ----- Benton --- jw... of Grand Rapids. A and Phyllis Ann a ltd Mrs Ellen ....... 1 — ----- ------------- will ----- conduct ----------- ..the ----- O|J DUMIH-'- A w Mr all *ailu axis. an • • were Easter dinner guest* of Mr. Mr. and- Mrs. C. D Bauer of Ha*- Yargerwere In Hastings Friday . preaching.------------------------------------------ ler ter Lord have attended a number and Mr*. Carl La&s of Caledotuu. A tings accompanied by Asa Steckle afternoon. * Mi. and Mss. WiUUm | May IB—The 4th Quarterly Con- o{ parties and family dinners In Mr. and Mrs. Ruraell Hinckley and went totoLansing Sunday Sunday where they they Moore Mooreofof near near Hastings Hastings |were Eas- ferencewm meet al the church at honor of her brother wlio Is kavjr--------------------ot ... — Us of of Mi Mr. nnd Mrs. b.QO. , I()r Cftmp Grant. Ill. Tuesday. family of Watervliet were Sunday ------------------wer<> Easter dinner gue*ts Mr. ... ter ---------dinner guests * Mr and Mrs. There wa* a Urge attendance at * callers of Mr. and Mra. Warren and Mrs. Andrew Brandt and fam- Chatlcs Mccrc. Moore. * Mr. Mr st. and ----------------Mrs. Bill Bill Surrarrer. * Mr. and Mrs. Jake ily. They also called at lhe homes James of Hastings were Wedntn- the Easter Service. The pastor ren­ Walker, of Hartings have purchased of Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Steckle.«Uy evening calitrs of Mr. and Mrs. dered an excellent sermon on “Thc , tiie Coy Htowell house formerly and Mr. and Mr*, Victor Steckle. bt OlUbKundc. * Mrs. Mao' Henney Living Christ". , known us The Viola Rogers home, a Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cress of LeaDi was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr Mr. and Mra. Glenn Miller and Lake near Hastings were Saturday and Mrs. Lewis Clum of Campbell, Carlton Center Methodist Church daughter Ann of Harting* wereSun- afternoon supper guests of Mrs. * Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Rpiuli ot RockEverett M. Love, pastor ' day guests of Mrs. Inna Brown. A Esielln Crew. * Mr. and Mrs. wd- ford were Friday callers of Mr. and Morning Worship 10:00 ’ Mbs Vernice Benson was u Sunday Ham Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee *Mrs. Allen " • A ■ Sunoay School 11:00 Fish. Rev. and Mrs. guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rich­ Relgler of near Hastings, and Mr. J. W. McCue were Friday evening Church of thc United ards. Jr. at the George Humphrey and Mrs Emory Kime of CUriuviBe Brethren In ChrUt ' home. A Levant Newton of Plaln- were Saturday evening callers of ry Johnson of Bowne Center. * , E. B. Griffin. Pastor ’ well was a caller al the Neil New­ Mr and Mrs. Harold Yoder and Mrs. William Olthouse and daugh­ Phone 491 ton home Friday evening, a Mr. family * Mi*s Ann Baar ot Grand ter icr miz. Mrs rrui Fem Wingeier wuikviv, bhu end iwuici mother '| . and Mrs. Wendell Shoemaker of Rapids was a weekend guest of Miss Mrs. Ellen Seese ot Bowne were trecporl Lansing spent Saturday night with Virginia Fish of Hastings. * Miss Monday afternoon guests of Mrs. I 10: 30 A. * M. Sunday School , Mr. and Mrs. Adam Er.dre.v On Iris Olmstead of Hastings spent Julia ooairey. Godfrey. * Mr. and nnu Mr*. Mrs. Lei*- | 11: 30 A. M. Morning Worship 'Sunday they all went to Woodland from Tuesday until Thursday with Und Jones and family of Mount , 7.00 P. M. Christian Endeavor where they were dinner guests of MLss Norma Yoder. * Mr. nnd Mrs. peasant Pleasant spent from Thursday night | „8:00 P. M, Evening Service. The 'Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dutkec and Robert Campbell of Flint were week until Saturday Ratnrrlav monUng mnrninu with Mr 1 Evening service will be given oyer family, a Miss Vada Schwader of end guests of the latter’s parent. and Mrs. Rolicrt Newton and Prank ! to u Special service of the Local Detroit is spending her spring va­ Mr. and Mrs. Claud Walton and Cool. A Mrs. CUude Walton nnd W.C.T.U. Union There will be specation with her iwrents Mr. and family. * .Mr and Mrs. Kokx and Donald were In Hartings Saturday. cUl mu*lc and Rev. J. W. McCue Mrs. Fred Schwader. A Mr. and family of Battle Creek. Mr. and A Mr. und Mrs. L. A. Seger dt Grand will *peak on the subject. ’Why. Mrs. Elmer Roush of Rockford were Mrs. WillUm Hptara and sons, and Rapids were Sunday caller* at the Why. Why?" Everyone is invited to We Sell War Bondi and War Savings Stamps Fndav forenoon vbnoe* ot Mr. ana Mtvs Donna Thaler of Grand Rap­ Allen Fish home. A The W.C.TU. *hare In this special-service. Mrs J. D. Cool. A Mrs. Claud Mead ids. and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thal­ will have a special meeting Sunday „T’y Juniors will meet Sunday b staying with her daughter Mrs. ----------------er and son...... Keith of -------------Hastings ... wen. — evening May 2 at 8:00 at the United P- M. at 3:15. kaunt Valley Howard Demond of Woodland who Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Brethren Church. There will be P*ea«ant 10: 00 A. M. Morning Woraldp Ui the mother of a baby boy bom Mr*. John Thaler A Sunday after­ special .singing by the Men’s nnd *’ “ 11: 00 A. M. Sunday .xhoo) Monday forenoon. A Mr and Mra. ------noon---------------callers of— Mr.—anr-**~ .... , Women’s chorus’s. Rev. J. W. McCtu7:30 P. M. Christian Endeavor Glenn Tanner of Grand Rapids Postma '— *" and x daughter were Mrs. will speak on Temperance, and Rev. 8 00 P M. Preaching service were Monday forenoon visitors at-------------------------—-----------— Bertha Johnson---and Russ ot---Hasa. A. Griffin .... will ... »peak on the EdPleasant--------Valley the Fry and Thompson heme. A Mr. tings. John Post ma of McCords, and neat Lona! fund. A cordial invitation । The -------------------* W.M.A a and Mrs. Clement Mead and Mr. Ken Smelker of West Freeport. A I is extended to one and all to this ! Thuraday for an all day maet9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 und Mrs. Claud Mead attended thc Mr. nnd Mrs. Alva Moote nnd fam- service. A Thy W. M A will meet Ing at the home of Mr*. Vera Gel­ funeral of Mr* Martha Deincnd at lily of-Lake City spent thc weekend at the home of Rev. and Mra. Grif- «•?£■ Woodland Bunday, a Mr. nnd Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore, fin Thursday May 6 with an all- I, The Freeport WM.A. will meet Leland Jones nnd family of Mount Alva returned home Sunday while day meeting. Public dinner at noon. I *or Mt >U day meeting Thursday .Pleasant were Friday Moore will remain ua> afternoon uut. noun and unu iMrs. ,uu'. oiwit immui for iv. a .1 few mi Everybody cvrrypouy welcome. A ■ Last lam Tue..iuv..- ‘May 6 at the parsonage. Mr nnd Mr* J. days longer to care for Irene and dav 'evening April 20th. Freeport |,,, . ----------------KFMrs Bert Hay- Robert who are sick with thc meas- Rebekah Lodge had ax their guests. CHEEK ' • -------------the Sunlight Rebekah Lodge fromk Sundj* ’to“®ra £rcd :jut of Lake Odessa sixnt Monday les. * Little---------------------Carol Moore, duugiifrom Grand Rapids. The initletton work I M«. t-oute Erway of Kaland Tuesday with Mr. and Mra. ter of Mr. and Mrs R-«I;rt* Moore. —J “--‘a- -m._ wa.s In charge of their CapUdn Mra. 1 •.' ‘ I ¥ a i ri’..Du,"L,lVP* r._j — A. „ — .... n -...i b spending a week with her uncle Adam Endres. * Dorothy Bunn nnd v..local, « »vw.v,,. a»d aunt Mr. and Mra. Lew Mat- (Baker) Ayers, former reeldent of 11J>.ut.h.We®1 RuUano^ A Mr. Orra Newton, and Shirley this locality, who had thirty memI Forcn “n Kfln.Frederickson of Hastings were Sal- thews of near Hastings, a Mr. and ■ ------------ —- —— three I were callers al Forrest Hnvurdav afternoon callers of Mrs, Mr*. Martin Kunde of South Bowne • Pour Pns Sunday, a Mrs. Clyde Warren entertained the following guests new candidate., initiated । and Puttee attended the 4-H meetwith n pot-luck dinner Easter Sun­ guests from Hastings were c day. Mr. and Mrs. R. F Kunde Pot-luck tunch wwv served „ Ing In Hastings Saturday. * Easter and Herbert. Mr. and Mrs. Otto guests. * The Duration Club which visitor', al Chas. Whittemore’s were I Kunde, and Mrs. Fred Kunde and • wai to be held Wednesday was poet- Mr.>. Oena Brown and children and children. A Mrs Mary Henney was poned to next Wednesday May Sth. Donna Town of Hickory Comera. in Hastings Saturday afternoon. A Public is igvlted to attend these Mrs. Bert Shedd of Battle Creek and Miss VlrginU King of Augustu. Mr and Mr*. Frank Deming and meetings. Mr. and Mra. Robe Shricker and Miss Betty Barnes of Grand Rap­ ids were Thursday callers of Mr. and 4-H Achievement Hav A Bir Success children - or Richland and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish a Mra. Mary Dodge The Barry County Achievement Mrs. Fred Bechtel and Billie of Haswas a Sunday dinner guest Dayofwhich Mra. was held Saturday .—Aoril - —- i Ungs. * Mr*. Nellie Foreman spen: Cordelia Myer* of West Freeport. A ’24 in the Central Schocl Audito- several days thc past week At-Ray Mr. nnd Mra. Roy Tooker and rlum at Harting* wa* a big success, Erways. On Sunday she returned Effective throughout Mkhlgan May 1, 1943, by daughter of Payne lake were Eos- • Our club, with seventeen fini*iu*ra. home with Mr. and Mra. Joiin Foreter dinner guests of the former’s 'exhibited all of their work at tht Imsn to spend a week In Kalamaauthority of State Diractor of Civilian Dofonto V>a. * Sunday vUitors at Roy Erways were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Erway. and son ot Grand Rapids • and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sham of Muskegon. * Mrs. .Sara Enray Is : visiting in the Rankin H>rt home -w* You do tius It means • Winn you hear i in tn Brush oiusn Ridge. most, * tr Mr. air. and ana Mra Mrs " I Jack Erway attended a jjarty In •' Wilrnx al at Ute llu> I honor of Robert Wilcox Glass Creek Orange hall Saturday night. * Mr. and Mrs. Ruuell 1. Civilian DW«cm tnobilixr*. Thornton and sons were Sunday 2. All light* out, unlcu apocificslly axraptrd. visitors at Clyde Warrens BLUE AIR RAID ). Traffic continues, vehicle light* on low brem. FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS FREEPORT m iKSJsr.M Erssrs..0! s^*.s res's u“,“ 2,sre"^“ “ R*cS^ ss ts ■wsrkssSi.-Hs:. v-re.“J,,$>- jresressvx£: WE CAN HELP YOU Remodel - Repair Or Buy LEGAL NOTICES If you ore planning to remodel, repair or buy a home and need financial aid -stop in and let us explain our plan. THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION New Air Raid Warning Signals Warning T'“““ k““ PROBABLE 4. Worker* remain st join. 5. Pedertrian movement permitted. 4. DO NOT USE THE TELEPHONE. PLEASE READ THESE REAL ESTATE LISTINGS 1. Civilian Drfmae mobilitad. nm IU1M Fluctuaiiag twa of (irrtu or tcria* of AIR RAID Wanting ■ H ■■ ■ ■ IMMINENT short bl**U oo factory whixla, for thrrr minutu. 2. Traffic atopi, except for emergency vehicle*. THEY ARE GOOD! 3. All light* blacked out, except authorued emergency light*. 4. Public take* shelter. ' 1. DO NOT USE THE TELEPHONE. Kitty Knows What’s Good! Kitty knows that wartime meat ration­ 1. Civilian Dcfenae remains mobilised. BLUE ■■■■■■■ RAIDERS MAY RETURN Wanting ffollawlag ttd) (KffP ALItT) RAIDERS white _ All Clear BCZZZZMZZZZ3B Thrtr onr-tninutr tusdy bliitx, aJternMng ivo-minuu nUnt period*. HAVE GONE; Milk in YOUR diet will help keep your 4. Traffic resume*, vehicle light* on low beam. muscles supple, your nerves steady on the job. We even predict you'll purr! 2. Blackout end*. 4. DO NOT USE THE TELEPHONE UNTIL SOME TIME AFTER THE ALL CLEAR. priced right. children. Dining room nnd living room combined, bfdraom and kitchen, a month ................................. I15A0 6 ROOM HOUSE on North Michigan Are. rlow In. 3 bed. rooms and bath up. living room, dining room and kitchen dawn. Full basement. Holland furnace, hoi waler healer, single garage. Price S4AM90 HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4 I O PAST BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS will bt RED. LuU" cioitly, A BLUE •ill iu S3.600.0j price 1. Civilian Dtfenaa demobilise*. J. Community return* to normal autua. DANGER IS dining room, kilrben. Has furnace. light*. electric ing will mean more milk in her diet! 2. All light* continue blacked out, i-nle** ipecitically exempted. 3. Public leave* ahelter and resume* activiliea. 8. DO NOT USE THE TELEPHONE. A W ACRE PARADISE about 2 milr* out on Center road. lotto* a RED waraing. 111**** Michigan Beil Telephone Company HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. QOOK, Prop. Hutuup .S3, SMXh) condition throughaal, all modern. Will tell on eontract lo right parly with only 33MA0 down. Price ........................................................................I5.WO.OO EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 �THE HASTINGS BANNTft. TMVtSDAV. .AFRIT. 2J. 1SU Jreen and Bunday at Ira. Arthur , of Nash* Van Mont. t GnldMer l the iwmc ma faintly Chidester, rtlantl anil azoo spent r». Weiun bay John- dUra.'vir>bby spent da MusinI Mrs. Earl 1 Mrs. Bert Davenport John An* . and Mrs. It Limy caUAmerlcan rone Is In­ tent day in Its. Lyman ana Weber azoo spent 4rx. Lester 1 Tuesday. ICES flee previous to her marriage. ♦ J son. have announced their mar­ Rapids with their *on Forrest and Grandville and a foster-daughter.I night was young peoples night with PLEASANT VALLEY lore wrieome. Last Week's Utter. | ------ Easter Sunday dinner guesu at riage by Rev. Murray of that city, family. ♦ D. O. Doyle spent the Mrs. Rollo Carpenter of Eaton Rap-' Rev Malcoinb Cronk ot Grand the J. C., Schad home were his'on Bunday April 18 * Mr. and weekend tn -Grand Rapids at the Id*, ids, eighteen grandchildren, twenty. twenty, Rapids Rapid.'. In chargK-groups chargb—groups came I UM Week’s Utter father. Fred Schad. and his broth-1 <2”n£5?J?l 'Mr and ,dM ,prnt Ejut«' h,r four‘of great-grandchildren, two great , IUpUU from Berean Baptist Grand Jane Kime ureand Cwi) Preston Mr* Lljm Mrs. wtre Madeline Koratan a Sn rherd dV^ciSan^Rathcr^ at ! UU,uo ’1 church. Evangelical Mrs. Gaytiia* Kime K*lmn * I Mrs. Andrew Gackler ts improv- er-in-laws and' sisters, Mr. ...anu , Mr. and Mn. Prank Prlndle. * The I ing from her severe sickness and Mh>. Russell Hunsberger of Way­ J. C. Sciiad family was surprised Monday after spending the week­ d5“??d^?ft?a,.h*r*®.?! I church, the church nt Alaska and attended the Dunkart Aid Society Saturday afternoon. * Mr. | the home to co her honor, bringing'' land nnd Mr. and Mrs Henry BuxI able to be up for short Intervals. top of Charlotte. * Little Carol one day last week to receive a let­ end al the iuwne of her father. F. their dinners and also many nice ‘ local Methodist church, t — I * Mrs. Earl VanSickle received a Dean, youngest daughter of Mr. ter from a family In Australia, who O. Stokoe. * Mn^ B. C. Bwift was remembrances. Present were. Mr. a full day with Rev. Fred an Easter guest of Mr. and Mr*. I telegram last week from licr broth- and Mr*. Glenn Dean Is one of had entertained their son Marine Wm. Watkins in Hopkin*. * Mrs. ——* ” OOOrhOUSF of Nile : ' nl Rodney Schad who is Ln the Pacific I er, Richard Palmer who has been the latest chickenpox victims. * area. ♦ Mrs. Otis Morgan of Par­ John Gooriiouse was t brought to Dr. and Mi*. R. M. Scrijun atI in tiie Pacific island*, saying lie | tended the State Dental conven­ melee Is nursing a broken wrist sus­ her home south of town. Saturday' Rae । red Auril Xi. 1&53. when a few per-. Sunday afternoon and evening vlsl- burned to the ground. Some I was In a California hospital - and tion in Detroit lhe first nf last tained a few days ago while help­ from Pennock hospital Hastings I of GrSndvilkf Mr. and Mrs. Glenn sons ntet at the Praine schoolhouse i tors. * Mr. and Mrs. John F Brake hold goods were saved also p ...» .re. husband pu. ». and 1* making a nice recovery from1 I was to be sent east. He is suffering her put up . a Hll grist MrSand “’f Baptist church j and‘ family spent Bunday at canned -goods, * Mrs. Peter Petersen and motlier.: her recent major operation. ♦ Frank RaDlds' y,...,,, ,,Mr nntl FMre u_ arH1i^t Fi™d i n'ld -. the M1V the — ------------------ but ----- tno<i -n— ■ Ing with neuritis and has been Mrs. Sickle of Farmington spent tiie Coman and daughter Helen drove Mra Harry Fleaiof Thomapple with nine members., Uo Kyser home of South Boston. Lhelr clothing and beddh^ I hospitalized for some weeks. . His weekend and this week with Mr. ' “ > Charlotte for Easter and w.°£, W I ^2! !! “ , J^ r ’ i n4V ' l .Donald-on wa, called * Mr. and Mr*. John F. Brake were burned. Thi* h a IcrrtoJe loe* to I family ail hope he may come lo by her daughter from Albion * Mrs. Petenkm.* A family dinner wa* held brought Mrs. Comun home where a . ‘ ¥ ‘ J « ft , r ’ L F T O . r o . a -,' ld ™ rv, d “ n ■ entertalnerd at the Elwood Brake these young people as they had I the Percy Jones hospital at Bat- Beulah Sharp of Lansing, who was I tie Creek. * Miss Lois Fields who spending a few days in Grand Easter Sunday at the l»omc of Mr*.; "he had been lhe past two week* ^"dM« Harold BuUlmmt and til his death tn 1857. For •everaUhomo in Ionia. Bunday to honor of Just nurcliased their bom* and te■ y<?rs,. !*ndc**, h,e.ld ?! ft* ; Mrs. Brakes birthday. * Mr. and decorated iL II was parttally covI is a student in the Moody Bible Rapids with her. daughter. Mrs. Hattle Smith on Grand Rapid*. St.! caring for her daughter and to-; ®£•}”°” i schoolhouse. In IWlUie Metho-। Mr*. Don Slowin*. and children of ered by Insurance. * A group of | Institute. Chicago will return to Woodrow Gillette was a Wednes­ wlth the following relatives present' tant granddaughter. Mrs. Laurence, *. A. drU .chu,c,*’ of. MlddlevU.r wn» | Portland were Wednesday supper friend* gathered at Ute hem# of I her duties Wednesday after a few day ntght guest of Mrs. Minnie Mr. and Mrs A Jay Smith and Rowden and little Carene Jane who P>*lacl dJ.nlU2i Th Reginald nnd Richard of Ada. I *a* born in tiie Charlotte hospital , *J“u'}“* *"J0>pd ft* „T*fll2f(1.!’51 B"d •’ief»Icrs conducted in guest* of Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Brake. Mr. and Mr*. Prank Roush BoturI days visit with iter sister. Mrs Johnson ♦ A grass fire that Jump­ ran*. .ft? ftm ,’ Middleville each a“"nate Sunday. * Weekend visitor* of Mr. and Mr*, day evening to help Lawrence lb. I Otto Bechtel and family. ★ Fbr- ed the road, would have destroyed Mr. end* Mr*. I^on Drew and son April 11. * Mra. Max Wllxch and > ftnli," ■T,H’ »rw*nt church edit cc which Herbert Geiger were Mr. and M*. bias celebrate hl* birthday. Game I rest Bender is out again after a the buildings on the Henry Gowh Norman of Bnttlc Creek. Mr. and । daughter of Lansing spent last ’ w"2 raJ? ln ,1M1 D'do o*‘“*r and of -Grand and card* were played. Mr. and ■ few day* sickness with bronchial . farm two miles north of town. Mra Arthur Smith and three sons week with Mr Wilson at lhe Blake ft1” b.! h,? ~!! and.dedlcatcd Jan 22 1868 on land Ledge and Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Mr*. Tobias were praaented with » I trouble. * Friends of thc ixo Grif-1 Thursday had- not the neighbors of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith ' home and also visited their friend* ’Shi donated by I. N. Keeler and C. J Geiger and and David David of Remus, purse of money. * Mr*. Emily WBI feth family of Augusta, will regret;I made quick work and later assisted and Mr and Mr*. Harris Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Van Hooper and: h* J.™ H* * uThe ,chu,*}‘ has wn‘ many Vaughn* called on Mr*. Annis, cox and Mrs. Merle Bradfield were I to learn that the family u in quar- ,| by the local fire department got It baby of Grand RanidvAMU* Mar- I children. * Mrs. Wm. L. Liebler • >n-mbcrs into the gospel field and Strong of Pinhook Sunday after- Hastings shoppers Wednesday. * I antlne for scarlet fever as Mb* . controlled. Il burned over thc yard tha Schad. who enlisted to the Mar- returned from Ann Arbor on Thurs-'p fnr'.--Jl:'- 1’} jJ* at ftSES1!!* 'nore Jhan‘*n noon, ♦ Mrs. Herbert Geiger win Lyle Wilcox of Battle Creek wm • | Phyllis is ill with the disciisc. a und around the hou.se burning the Ines several weeks ago. has received “»>’ . William remained for a week ,.b\.Jf .,S!?5al.d f?' ln definite Christian service. Rev., entertain the W MA Thursday, dinner gueat of hi* mother. Mn. I Mr*. Kennctli Vogel si>ent the |I porch, set fire to the chlekencoop her summons and will leave on Sun-Ilonger for treatmenu ut Unlver-1 ZJli, wftf!... and Mr*. Harold Ruehl are serving April 29. Everyone Invited and all Emily Wilcox Monday. I weekend holidays with her hus-1I nnd threatening other buildings. day. May 2. tor a training,c6ur.se *shy hospital. * Wilbert Sprinkle 1 Lnd ,--------- y ----------- ut ? "«* ntuu. “•„ 8® ou, Jft!*™*. nntntin undpr uitucr .ft* inc , -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- —. I band tn Jackson. Miss Pauline |I Mr. Clovich la a patient at the Vet- at Hunters College, The Brdnx. New «» convalescing from hl* recent —-------------------- ----Nnr“ R Stimson ""’*n" and worthy patron -Unrvangellzcd ------------- — Field - Mtaion. --------- — Mr». 1 — I .Walker accompanied her to Jack- erun.* hospital In Dearborn and York. Mias Schad U thb tint Barry «ickne»s and is staying with hU Nora Rutherford is working I son having completed her duties a>| his wife is in the State hospital at county girl to taller this branch of1 n‘«e. Mrs. Hazel Fillingham on Harry Stimson presented to Maud jfnricy I home-ec. teacher at the T-K II Kalamazoo. * The Thornapple- •erviee and we know will make good, 'he west county line. * Mr. and Bell, president of the Past Matrons among the migrants of tiie west, I achool. * Mra. Mattle Benaway 1 Kellogg bisoball team lost to Free­ We shall miss Martha who Is one .Mrs Claude Schnurr of Ann Az­ c ub a beautiful while satin altar Mrs.’ Ruehl was the former Ruth I and ton Burdct ate Easter dinner1, port In tiie game hecai Tb*ir*<l:iv of our highly respected young ladles.' lx>r were weekend guesu of his cloth frtr use In the Chapter room. Kitciwn and Mrs. Rutherford was rents. Mr Mr. and Mr Mrs. Schnurr The past officers who took nart. Alma Kiichen: Mr and Mrs. Otto I with their daughter and sister, by a score of 13 to if\^he next tut we Wish her thc best Of lUCk. « Joe «rhm»rr I Pauline at Battle Creek. * Mr. scheduled game Is with Delton. * Mrs. Vinnie Johnson ha* returned st week. * Harold Kermeen. son and the stations thev occupied Bechtel who served in Africa but I and Mrs. Si Lepper amt Mr. and April 30 * Mrs Fred Stokoe lust to her home in the east of town of Claude Kermeen who has beenwere, as follows-Worthv matron, are now detained in Middleville berk,xnlr1c.k: wor,,>y Pa’rnn, cause of the war: Serving piistorI Mrs. A. B. Lewi* and small son week received news of the death of after rpcnding several months with working in a defense plant at But­ I David of Detroit are spending the her only aunt Mrs. Martha Jones her children while recuperating from tle Creek nnd Earle Schleh. son of C L Hlar: .associate matron. Venn atl.R arc. r^v. Lloyd Welton of I week's vocation with Mr. und Mrs Eddy at her home in Miami. Fla. a fall.- * Mr. and Mr* Roy William; Mra—Ida Bchleh. a truck-driver Griffeth.; asso-jMtron, Glenn Grif- Gaylord. Rev. Robert Itall, Big Rat>I Lloyd Elwood and family. * George । Funeral services were held in W|l- and two children of Fruitport, were for thc local Creamery were both feth. treasurer Gladys Guff In. sec- ws. Rev. Hoyd Nagel of Sunfield, retarv, Edith Stokoe: conductress, r,.^ HURh HaU of Kewanna. Ind, I Grebe Aho recently purchased the i loughby. Ohio, on Good Fridav. the weekend guests other aunt. Mrs. passed by the draft board and I Nate Moffitt residence on West Mr*. Eddy would have been 99 Glenn Solomon and tamilv. * Prank will accompany the countv contin­ Dorothea Coming: asso. conduct- nn(, r^v Jacob itolzenga of MusI Main St. is very sick al hL* home years old June 14. nnd until the gent to Camp Grant, III. this Tues­ rps Daisy Htar: chaplain. Flora kn!on fhe present pjstor Rev Hanlon: marshal, Mildred Lynd: Hheldon Quinccr and wife came to I south of town. Mr. und Mrs. severe stroke that brought the end. to South Bend. Ind.. Thursday nnd day. * Mr. and Mra. Hubert Stev­ I Henry Frost ot the Powers district had been veiv keen in all facublr. tcmalnetl over Easter with their ens und Mr. and Mrs. Anto Benson Adah. Ethel Polhcmus; Ruth. ..faud the church from Corbin. Kentucky I were called to Grand Rapids last nnd physically well. * Mr... Clair daughter and sister, Mr.*. Frank and grandson. Robert Benson of Bell; Esther. MaUd Hamilton: ^ar- nearly six vears ago and are sentha. Jean Balsch: Electa. Clara lng tf,,. cliurch faithfully ank well. I week by the death of their son- Brog und Miss Pauline Walkey were Brown and hUHbai)d. * Mr*. E. F. Morley were visitors of their sis­ members and others I In-law, Tom Riley, husband of their Joint hostej-'CS Wednesday /■venimt Blake who px-.scd another birthday ter-in-law and sister. Mrs. Andrew Harper: warder. Ada Beeler, sen- : Form, r I daughter Jacqueline. Funeral serv- at the Brog home to a dinner party April 20. was pleaiantiy surprised Gackler and family. Sunday of last tlnnl. Henry Poulson, pianist, regu- pn.wnt at the service* in the week , lar. Florence Gillette. Another or on Sunday from out-of-town in­ I ices were held In the city on Sut- for twelve guests, honoring MLss lwic*3u olwcrvnnce or the event. week. * Mn and Mrs. Virgil Adams quest of honor was Mrs. Gcorgl. eluded Mrs.. August Frey and MLss I urday. * Mr. und Mrs. Eldon Luw- Virginia Welfare, who will Im- a Monday evening several local frlteidt nnd little son Gerry of Detroit I rence and little daughter Phyllis June bride. The evening was spent nftne mtoXhe home, and on Tues­ were over lhe weekend guests of ana Bauer paM grand matron of Lots Fields of Chicago. Mr. and I spent the Enster weekend wilii with amusing game* after widen day evening a party composed of the his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vur 1 the grand chapter of Michigan who Mrs. O3bert Griffeth and daugh• — Venin - ----- -j --------• —and Florence -Lewis I their parent* nt Kalkaska, a Burlc Ute gifts were presented. _ ★: All following relatives enme for a pol­ Adams and also attended the To- alwavs is a very welcome visitor ter* I Gillette und son Jack returned ladle* of the community are in­ itick supper and evening. Judge and lan-Campbcll wedding nuptials. of Middleville chapter. Following Grlffcth and lady friend. Miss Al­ I home Tuesday from a few days’ vited to be present at the Melho- Mra. T. B. Taylor, Mra. Flora Tay­ Sunday, afternoon. * Mrs. Charles the work and business session thc lie Poppinn. Mr, and Mrs. Flora* I visit with their son and. brother. dist church thLs Friday afternoon lor, Mr* Warren Bredahl. Mrs Ma­ Baksr has been confined to the company was invited to the dinine Johnson and children, N. C. Thom­ bed thc past two weeks with strep room where simper was en toyed by as nil of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Ed­ Sgt. Frederick Gillette ut Edgewood ov „<-,«* Ulr nllraa rie Phillip* all of Grand Rapid* and ut ’clock the missionary mret. _2 oof ..._ to.. ot Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Blake of Mid­ throat infection. Her daughter. nlL Mrs. Dorothea Coming “» his­ ith Annlmn of Cleveland. O. Ar­ I Arsenal Mwyland. * Tiie employ- ing the Woman s, torian gave a history of thc chan- thur Griffeth of Caledonia nnd «* of the Creamery gave n fare-1 Christien Service. nir*. nugn Mnt. Hugh dleville. * TlM* Club lunch room op­ Mrs. Bernice Shattuck and children I w. Lp?rlyr.Bl. V"! T{,ur«,av I Kennedy nf Grand Rnpids will speak erated by Mrs. O. L. Flnkbeinrr Phyllis. Paul and Carol came Fri­ fleers and another Interesting fea­ friend Miss Ann Snyder of Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Garfield I night for Earl Schleh who has left on thc subject Linking Latitudes’. wnlch luu been closed through Ute day nnd are spending the week and for •her mother. Mrs. ture was the presenting to the and children of Augusta. Mrs. Law­ Vrvlc'' * Paul Fnulkner and a silver offering will be tak.n to winter is again open for busIneM — • caring —— • — — — -------- ---* -----.liS d?laUBihnl“n 11 "PP,V 011 ,he tobaion budget. Mrs. * Mrs. E. J. Tnllwtl six-nt thc Eas- Maud Filch spent the weekend at Chapter of a picture taken of the rence Wnrd ot Caledonia. Clavton I “V W V’ Alr‘"^ i Vet” Hooper Is In charge of the ter weekend in Flint with her moth- her cottage nt Gun lake, where members many years ago. which Carl of Coldwater. Miss Audra Wel­ II! k , MU\hydU- Croninger of I meeting. * Dickie Dean sjient tiie er and other relative*. * Mr. and she plans to go soon for the nun- was sent by Alonzo L. Deity from ton nnd girl friend of Grand Rap­ Thc only. living id*. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis Nngel of * Mr. "and and "Mrs. Mrs. ' William William Massachuttts I ■ *;. ““If100- Oh!®' school system, weekend school vacation with his Mr*. Arthur Kenyon and children mcr *~Mr. of th" chanter In the pic­ Irvine. Mr and Mrs. Wm. Streeter visited Her mother and brother, | grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Julian nnd her slater. Miss Vivian William-. Campbell and little son John of member Is Mrs. Della Matteson Allen. and four small glrLs of Gun lake, ?*.r3 Mae Cronlnger und son Brad- poUs oh the farm’. * Thursday spent Sunday afternoon with the Detroit are spending the week with ture ley. the Easter weekend vacation j gUeMS of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ladies' uncle nnd family at Cedar their parents. Charles Campbell ★ The special services held at the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lang and Mr. Baptist church last week and Sun- and Mrs. Ralph Lang and children R®benaon „r,rrc“V\ Finkbclner. were Mr. and Mrs. John Springs. * Rev. and Mrs. Elvtn and Mr and Mrs. Vcm Smith. ★ XTw'Z'iehmnn-Th-nh^uth* Get Contracts at Rogers' Seed Store, resigned her position us office girl Thede and Mr und Mrs Jacob Finkbclncr with their four daugh- Mrs. Minnie Johnson was the Eas- d?>C_*J^Plftffaundtoaof‘ Nw m’ of Grand RapicLs. * Here is Pvt. school girl ter dinner dinner guest guest <oTher of her Hater. .Liter, Mr* Mrs | '2?^* °£ ^,11Mtendrd’*and and to! !!? ?r «Lun?’* 'Office and Mis* Vh- Klump of Grand Rapids * Mrs ter. 'era and and a a school girl who wlto live, live* with with ter VellTtUroW to- : Clayton Tinkers nddrers.. A. P. O. - Hastings, Mich. r>e n<mnnr gtola Sweet of Yankee Springs U L. r Beeler was confined io to her her ‘thnm ‘hem of uangor Bangor visnea visited hi« his noranta parent*. Cal Cal pumo Streeter and and familv family at at Gun elety ' "V were *er^ wen wmi attenacd nnenoeo ana tn in :64<J. , New York. N. Y. K. Beeler wa* confined "cm ui ms parent*. Out 4*29 "p1ry bed l»S "" «'■" “* week MU' * .|«I dwightera'Tnd Mn. H.rtrn । tS.n.. part of . Inst wjth the Mr. and Mr*. Andtcw Finkbeiner this Joke. ★ Mr. Mr. two Thow and &v- SS!SX< R^TOon'd-rSST Davis’JESS returned: if IT WONT HELP WIN THE Cunningham of the Thomapple-1 flu * Rev nnd Mn I W Minor Monday. * Glenn Blake was num- Thorpe and two aaugnters «ma t "7".“ rjL ’ T. “ X. ’ .;;''/. t from Africa: rrtd.y; Friday! WAR—FORGET IT. heT “-L.-r ":.4 M,[ berrf ,nw.>, th. .lek . lew <Uy, Uxl Brai l! T Oreen.kll. ot KkUme- missionary Ire "> Alto, Kellogg school accompanied by his 1;nnd her mother. Mrs. duo debaters. Maxine Flnkbeinrr wu — will _..iispend ------- . the ..... . .. . week but is again able to be down zoo were Easter guest* of Mrs. Ts------------------------------------------------ •’ ----------Bltag last few days and James Faulkner attended the ,of thc week with their daughter, town. * Misses Marilyn Gillett and parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Holes. — final state debating meet ut Ann Mrs. Wm. Thlemnn in Montague. Vivian William* were visitor* of the * A family gathering wa* held at /> Arbor. Friday. April 16. * Mr. and Friday evening Rev. Minor will former’s aunt, Mrs. Margaret Keeg- the home of Rev. nnd Mrs. I. W. Mra. Joe Schnurr entertained Mr speak nt the 90th anniversary cele­ stra nnd family in Grand Rapids. Minor. Easter afternoon when sevand Mra Wm. Trumble on Sunday. bration of thc Methodist church Snturday afternoon nnd night. * era! of their children and families April 18. honoring their 48th wed­ at Whitehall, where he served ns Mr. and Mrs. Walter Culbert of Has met together, celebrating the birthding anniversary which occurred mutor for four years. * Mrs. Glenn tings and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gelb day of one. Mra. Garmsen and also the 17th. * Mrs. Elmer Fenton E. DeNiro of Ionin was a Thurs­ of Caledonia called on lhe ladles four babies of the family received and Mrs. J. C. Schad attended thc day visitor of her sister-in-law, sister. Mr*. L. R. Beeler Sunday lhe rite* of baptism by their grand­ Navy Mothers meeting tn Hasting*. Mrs. Glenn Solomon and family. afternoon. * Mr. and Mra. Floras father tn the churcHWduring the Wednesday afternoon. * Nrarly ★ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Warren arc. Johnson nnd children of Grand afternoon Those who met togethforty 4-H Club girl* of Thomapple- parents of a babv girl. Barbara Rnpld* were weekend guests qf Mra. er were Mr. and Mrs. Wlll Costello, •Kellogg school attended the --- county Jean, bom in Butterworth hospital, Pearl Kenyon. * Harold Kermeen Sharon and Johnnie. Mr. and Mr*, meeting nt Hastings Saturday., Saturday.4 Grand Rapids on April 19. Mrs. i ami Mis.* Hester Sorters returned lo Willard Minor and Jacqueline. Mr. Mrs. Glenn Dean was u driver driver for fnrt’ Lanier was the former Oretta Kit lamazoo Sunday from a visit with and Mrs. Harold Minor nnd RobJOan.,Hnd. Ot,’Sn! B5d Mccun. r-K senoot McNutt, a a grnauair graduate o oft T-K school the Ritchie family in Indiana and ert Blake. Mr. and Mra. Raymond *?h ’l<rr..tr,en‘L-’ In 1943. * Mrs. Charles Robertson friends In Ohio. They spent Sun-. Minor. Billie. Barbara and Darleen;, ; ?h!dihM*X*Jre ^nJkMr?dAM[r’ ».u nnt* Mrs- Mnrk Rhchlc were In (day with the Soeter family and Mon- Richard. Gwendolyn. Nadene and: in Platen- 2'2S!‘I prW“y 10 a toeettog of | day with Harold’s people as he Jimmie Folkem all of Kalamazoo; ; . ip*,1?! ^i,dBy n Pktowell. * Mr*. Barrv county board of Wo- leaves for service this Tuesday. Good Mr. and Mrs. Vai Garmsen. Valoric r, tuV,M1a n‘‘y man's Clubs and arranging for th- luck, neighbor! * Mr. nnd Mra. Cha*- and Marylyn of Otsego. Mr. and 2S".Vramtto 1 r hAr ,innual federation meeting in May. Parker returned to tlieir farm home Mrs. Gus Langcrmann and Gilbert . north of town on Sunday, but of Grandville. Mr. and Mrs. Ben ™ I * Petty officer Hazel Camnbcli of i h.- r o a. ‘he WAVE*, located to. Chicago wa i। Charlie will continue to work al Mlntem ot Marshall. * A guest In nn PHdJ w I i n 8u'st of MLw Martha Schnd. I [the Food Center Super Market in — thc v Forrest Bender home Is her Uv ' Saturday, night nnd ttL*o visited her | Hastings. * Pfc. Frank PfllRler has mother. Mrs. Reed of Hespeler, u r>Ut S’u *lome parents. Mr. nnd Mra. Clifton i had a few days furlough from Ft. Canada. * Mrs. Sylvia Allen, the dav’ whra the nllSlro2' Cl‘”>northeast of town over Lewis. Wash., nnd went to Flint oldest native resident of Thom­ ------.... — ... -----... a ppi e township celebrated her B3rd 2?.yb.- A? .»!. . J. :‘he weekend. * Mbscs Frances where he wa* Joined by hLs wife, flln^Ira "M l* *” Pott.* and Suzanne Gardner have the former Ve.sta Payne. They vis­ birthday Tuesday. April 27. Prac­ Ef”il"ce “’ey moved to, lo their studies at the ited her people. Mr. and Mrs. Ray tically her entire life has been spent Mhhheville There was n sumotuous । Grand Rapids Business' College Servan for a short time last week In this vicinity. She wa* lhe dinner and a iuippy time. Present (.»•«,. n week’s vacation snent nt and on Saturday left for the west. daughter of Mr. nnd Mra. Russell M^ndJMr*,nB«?“FtondC.riilnf ,helr homM * Mr* Ctark U Mrs. PfUgier will slop at Chicago Caln and the granddaughter ot » ’.-M V? d Ren. Randall of taking treatments In Grand Rnp- where she will live with hLs peo­ Henry Leonard, one of the promi-1 ’ nLS!id i lds for neuritis In her hand with ple and work but her husband went nent pioneer settlers of tills vicln-i sound and well broke, an extra good one. 6 ft. cut. .hra„° EEL “pJJuu whlch “'e has suffered for some back to Ft. Lewis and from there ily. Her husband. John Allen died daughters, Miss Jeanette Randall. w Fred I Whit., mid Mr, will go on maneuvers Into Cali­ in 1932. She has three sons. Glenn, and Mrs. Clare SchariU, husband linn WeldUrr fonnerlv of Mid­ fornia. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Will H. of Parmelee with whom she live* Tom of Grand Rapids. Jesse of B?™ *" J“'’“ Johnson spent Easter in Grand Rapids. Also Mr. and Mrs. Byron These horses are all in good condition and ready Fleming of Barlow lake and Mr. for spring work. Randall's brother, Millard Randall and wife of Tustin, who were week­ end guests. * Earl VanSickle spent the school holiday weekend with his parents at Had- * MLss Laurel Mad[ver of the Sparrow hospital at Lansing was the*weekend guest at her parents home at PArmelee. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parker were Easter guests of their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. White in Grand Rapids. * William Kronawitter Is recovering from his recent heart attack and is dressed and about the house. Good news to all of us. ★ Miss Mary Kowalczyk and Pfc. George Krebs of an army enmn in Washington who were married there Aorll 7. have returned to the west after spending a few days with her both bred. parents at Bowne Center and with friends in this vicinity. Best wish­ es for a hapov future! The bride wa* office girl In Dr. --tund's of- = NOTICE! E Geo. E. Walker & Son are offering Pickle Contracts at the following increased prices to growers: No. 1 - $3.75 per hundred lbs. No. 2 - $1.50 per hundred lbs. No. 3 — $1.00 per hundred lbs. No. 4 - $ .50 per hundred lbs. Geo. E. Walker & Son AUCTION SALE Hoving sold my farm I will sell at Public Auction the following personal property at my farm home located 1I miles east and J mile south of Caledonia; or 5 miles north of Middleville; or 5 miles straight south of Alaska, on TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1943 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK HORSES McCormick binder, in good condition, Gray horse, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1400. Black mare, good work horse, wgt .1400. John Deere mowing machine, 5 ft. cut. John Deere hayloader. Keystone side delivery rake. Dump rake Com planter. Oliver cultipacker, double row. Lumber wagon, good. Gale riding plow, Ninety-eight walking plow. 2 sec. spring drag. 2 sec. spike drag. Miller bean puller. 2 horse disc. Oliver riding cultivator. Hand cultivator. Martin ditcher. Hog crate. Manure spreader. Cutter. Slush scraper. Pair Belknap sleighs. Hay rack. Set of platform scales. Mayers fence stretcher. Set of hay slings. Tank heater. 2 scalding kettles. 2 double hay forks. 2 ten gal. milk cans. 1 five gal. milk can. Pump jack. Brooder stove, coal burner. 3 good 22" horse collars. Double harness. i CATTLE Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, bred Jan. 18. Durham cow, 5 yrs, old, bred Jan. 9. Guernsey-Durham cross, 5 ys. old, bred Dec. 30. Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, bred Jan. 2. u n u i in t ik u h i ' sh HEIFERS 2 heifers, Guernsey and Durham cross, 2 yearling heifers. 3 heifer calves, Durham and Guernsey cross. HOGS Meet Emergencies These and many other reasons might make It necessary for yon lo have money quickly. ducting business on Friendly Loan Plan. CITIZEN S CREDIT CORPORATION i59 Duroc sow and 10 pigs, 3 wks. old. 10 young Duroc sows and 5 feeders. Pay Old Bills 101 Vi W. lute IL, Hartlno HABTDtGa MAT'L BAKS BLDO. CHICKENS 125 Leghorn hens, producing 80% now. 70 BMS7TBB WORLD'S B/GGBS7 W/TVOMGs/ A roaring, raging hurricane seldom hits harder than 100 miles an hour. But at Wright Field, Ohio, Air Force enaincert whip up an almoet unbrlievahh iOO-mllo wind—1lo help improve American military planes. Two forty-foot fans, weighing nearly a million pounds, put the “hurry" in this hurricane tun­ nel. They’re driven by 'a huge 125-ton electric motor with a terrific horsepower rating. They permit accurate tests of largescale piano models at speeds up to 400 miles an hour. - Amrriea'e riffle fghtm and burly bomber* are fatter, taftr, more deadly to the enemy, becaute America hat the world'e biggest wind tunneh—and the vorld’t biggeri supply of elec­ tric power. Tn fact, electric power is basic to nearly all war production. It turns the machines that turn out tanks, plane* and guns. It welds the steel seam* of ftip^ It flashes the urgent word* of war by air and by wire. ' War haa brought shortage* of many material*, but there haa been plenty of electric power for war production. The electric companies under business management, supply­ ing about etven-eighthe of all America's •leetric power, had a BIG job to do—and did it I CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY MACHINERY Sorrel horse, 6 yrs. old, wgt. 1600, HAY About 2 tons hay. Many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: Allsums of $10.00 or under, cash; over that amount 6 months time will be given on good bankable notes, drawing 6% interest. Make arrangements with Caledonia Bank if you desire terms. Nothing to be removed until settled for. FRANK ROOT, Prop. N. C. THOMAS, Aucfionatr CALEDONIA STATt BAI �* THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1943 . i) and John Hom* F^t"i£ ,waru I tJrJAHinnri ■ c-mtarts were enlffvad D Burton. * We syuipatltia* with iur arm ana day laac week. * Mr. . , -------------- - we all. ttal th. tmie P£y who arrived at Pehnock.Mr. and Mra. Walter Hershberger, refreshment*were served buffet — --- day morning. * Mra.. Dale Boulter Mra WiU Utoco and family Sun- ? — for and and son Ital Sunday evening. April 16. were Sunday afternoon catera on. ItyIe. with Easter decorations son are apendlr..---Flam- *H>i with her parent* at Detroit. r and Mrs Olenn Wocrwg. Mr.Mr and Mn. Loren Herahberger* , thc cwter piece. Mra. Btho Flani._ —___ n__ .... — u if. t .1. and Nnrmnn HaiKlhrook SDent atari and Mr*. Nellla Townsend ■ * ABBVRU Mra K*rl Kek.rdt *.B™, -nd and * L**l Week. Utter. nSSy’^td’cJS? £> UheM& ^pl StTi< itta Pho.be ©ata dt SiSSv of CarlumCratar. * Mra. Turner of Battle Creek was $bod!ancL * Mr. and Mra. Kenneth vale Merle Swift of Chicago U vi*H- present. ______ (Freeport) 1 Mr. and Mr* Uren VanSycklc* eraon al the BL UwWilliams and sons of Battle Creek Ung hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mar-1 ■ « rn ;who recently sold their farm. have-^P tSmtal He tadI the mlftforwcre^undly allrn on Chas. Far- Ion Swift. ♦ Murcia and Nancy HINDS CORNERS 1 moved to thrir new nome at Ha*ofta“tog and breaking hl* hip Ca.^m S J^Lid family. Master Dicky WU- Smith of Lan*'™ «« v L**1 Weak'* Utter. Aiirn 21, iMd ting* where Mr. VanSyckle* ba* emshort time ago and i* in a critical ~ &zhiuildrr 1 De*r ZoUyHama returned home with them. *; £ra‘]d|>^['’1nU’ "V phvuk Mr. and Mrs. Joe Konleczny arid ployment with the Goodytar ComK* ,**^..25“. ®^d Uw 1’e tecn rour column .Stand Mra. Lowrtnce Chase and Smith Mbs Susie Phillips spent Saturday ~'v -r Mr. and Mra A. J. Miller air new home ready for oc- F "to Mra. E. J. Bate* attended the 41U1 lntcreat nj, months and auiton 0» «.<•m sun­ * Mr. and Mr*. Clifton at me kwow b<r. t, (oel x OWyou a letter. Firat. Mills and son of Battle Creek were M> Mr. and Mra MU ) and David ,u a never ending experiment—n Pvt. Duane Murphy i become satisfied with your work co. H 554th Eng. , are (tone creatively. Ha ha* a I P.OJ4.H.V. r with student*—He bulllm. coax- I camp Swill, Tex** and deflates ego In all dlroc- Your parents got a kick out of the ----- -- —>, «»-».. । lettCT record you sent them, they i play it often. Hear you re swttch. board operator *t camp—sound. Uke : —ft ftftjftc luiu mju. ! Aj for the Arm)—I spent 3 ‘ * chance to make a good 'counecyourself or monuu learning warning to » build ouua fxalsataeth. Uon- 5for --------------- with" a captain * month* at lha *nd °r which tune they Major or somebody. fchlppe(1 mn am here. To data Tvo divided my Ume twlxt playing cow<nd IutUan up and dtnrn lhew mountain closest sides Fve and come pointing to a Birthday—Feb' 22 Paul Adoock S 2/e & U. S. Naval Training School 1 Lehman were Bunday dinner guesta ____ Jt were br’JXd Itaptot rl"X“ KJThL'T'cS.0'to^’t "wumn. xrccLM-s ^Ith . full P^T. ■Radio.' Mra. Carl can Uhman ixmman of u. |to to y “re lar for rhis Mr. ConkllIl sUl0 thol of MT. and Mra. — shier In Detroit two V el mm. So 1 had a chance to sit Mlcjc u flalulnw the war down at Cottage 2 ^4 uatrh oar d»H«lV5_eat. drop. FlorllU_ u M °rthree yearsJ*0! ^Trrla- Donald who wa* stationed In Utah Wednreday. __----------------Bellevue. * Mra. Virginia Towsley ~~ w Auburn. Alabama of Carlton Center w*. wa* a dinner tn Deu nQW ln 3oulh CaroUna. and Ronthough some lime cr other we ought Birthday —May 17. _ .(..— "JjnUnreoDeu c whfelfr. WUcon.in HOPE CENTER IhTSL “it if Aw to crow each other* trail* some Women to work os ossistonts gueot of Mr. and Mrs. Harry 8*nd- Use* brook. Sunday. * Mr and Mra. Clar- I 0” ld“ A correction Floran Sal Ik has an the best, it seemed a* If the darned _yavh, lunch In Buna—GuTerocn- * ftnd OnU M1Uer h*Ve in the diet kitchens, house­ ence SLuon and Paul of Irving were <fr0 honorable discharge from the army. thing would never get there—I p»e*» ' f to trie ho some such. It is drawing well around rnoved Into their new home, thc 3?,£*« SSSJSrthX."TwSduS: ^i^bfeYt attack *nd Umre* . Mrrtf. hnnsp * Mr and Mrs «■ a flrat class mechanic and Is now keeping maids and nurses' Sunday afternoon guret* of Mr. and eleven for the home of hw arounu niece. w.Uard Cns,. have been ill the past wo with It. Coming back it wa* the reoj »alkliu^ to be done on the MTS. Keith ivcftiu J?* rartev umu<. Mrs. rl,w.anu “nd. ^ bj7 w m*. Naval Air Tech. Training Center vtne—climbed qn the Pacemaker, ijmrrow. Ten mUes up and down aids at University Hospital, *nd Mrs. Floyd Mahler of Royal Jacksonville. Florida. Oak and Mra Nonna ’lton fit of and in Cleveland, two blink* later 1 wm I a mountain *0 I reckon 1’11 pull Or. K>ru*ma St Rtftnn Ann Arbor. in Chicago, und another yawn 1 „ .uq— «nd ran ln Thunk* for the Woodland were supper guest* of Mr Corp. Ralph R. Swift “ fOOt i^r^Xo*r read pneumonia. A Sunday guest* of Mra. and Mrs. Ora Lehman Tuesday eve­ th. floor dead when he returned Marine Hq. Sq. 89 WOra "n Sunday of their brother and Flov McDermott's were Mr. und like* Peak again. of kids that I haven't heard hide n . nlng. ★ Mr. and Mrs S. W. Smith Navy Pier Rd te called on Vane Wotring of Wood­ ?«n«i‘ on^h^fomrer s^sW^Mra family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kline of Clarence Texter nnd son Vernon of I'm dlaappoUiled with PikcaPeak. 1^ hklr of since High rcbool. And land Sunday evening.^* Thc farm called on the formers sister. Mrs. rjrbaiidalr * The local Form Bu- Hustings. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dun­ . It'* just a olg gob of granite with 1 r----- -- >—• °Harm?iihTn^er of rcau meeting was held on Saturday ning and Lent rice from Hickory a snow cap. uae inararunuUow fro*t- , houseFUhej on Mra Burkes' where Good Nite. •tot. IU JJL pci nwui Mr . )lycd w„farm, cotnplcwly Si"£y£1KeJi n‘ght lhc Mr Bnd Mn Wnrt* Corners. Mra. Birdena Lyttle of Ea­ ing. Ihey say wo U ciunu part ot 11 • Cpl. Vincent McPbarlln T 3/c Max Meyers ■ taSdlv fturK^t home- A ROod ^‘^^nce. «- ton Co. * Edwin Ashby of Maraimll. in trainUig—ri *0. I’ll probably hale • zlQ nar maaL’ destroyed by fire about tour o'clock 351 Station Hospital Diesel School. University of Bl. freshmenu and discussion on in­ ha* returned home after visiting 1U-A* IL 1* now I Just dlallko it tor 4o Thursday afternoon. Mr. Fisher wa* Tobias and family Sunday. Camp Carson. Colorado I surance led by Mra. Hobbs of the hl* grandparents. Mr and Mra. । it* uglUies*. Maybe I'm spoiled. In not al home and the fire was dis- ( r.nravp We nuw a nlcture of that new Champaign. Illinois Fred Ashby. * Mrs. Oran Ryan of Atkarua* 1 had a cnance to P^Hb, yoTmenUoned Vto, . , . covered by Bill Cappon. who gave COATSGROVE ’ Banfield unit. * Louis Jones, who ihe Ozarks in aU toelr Autumn richI TnS co" gratutathe Learn district helped Mrs. Fred Apply inperson or by letter the alarm. BUI and Keith Parise LastWeek's L . _ : was home on a furlough, left SatAnd now. 'Al ease.- fellow*, we're co*!»f>vu“ saved hu dog and a number ofr ar—_. *Demond spent the urday for California where he ts Ashbv with her household duties a new. Again in Miuoun I saw item “r-1I Mra. r^ Pearl signing off. Next week Mrs. Grace rtowly awaken to Spring in all their . uon ® ,o ncr . . couule of day* last week * Mr. tides before others arrived. 1— wcc weekend *rna wun with zurs. Mrs. Ione iunc Davidson u»>iuovu now . stationed. * lite oil well put (Paul will "tell you all" from Wnodclown on the me Floyd moya Rankin annua farm rarm arid Mra. Milton Warner anu rauUc pastel shades of beauty. I can txTiu npecial NEWS ------- * --------— — -•club-•- down on house wa* Insured but Mr. Fuher o;- — Hastings. The-------D.O.T.O. ( I land .no until then, keep your letters ztnee but fall bv thc Ohio oil com1 daughter Ix>l* of Battle Creek spent oevun .. Si.w.ur»1S£™r-m:’ii: carried no Insurance. About 8100 met with Mrs. Jennie Coats with i 1* being removed due to non- Sunday afternoon at thc Fred Am- v, „„„ .... worth of onion*, a quantity ot K0<xj attendance. Grace Coats and nany i i all their moods and whlnules. I Buckley Field. Denver, Colorado, dresses, keep em rolling, keen mi moods and This iS' an essential industry shelled com potatoes ?>cart Demond gave new lines of Iproduction. * Mr. DeWayne Ran- bv home.* Wayne and Waller , ajj u>e!r -iZft ^in inX tmutv tn1 staunch pillar of Ute local bachelor flying, keep 'em salling.-wo'd betof Flint Aviation school spent G«tes of Kalamazoo and Karl mcre8*n intima ' meat and frail were destroyed. * gurgery. and Margaret Coat* and doll । .club' «ltoqul«hed hl* membership ter stop before we finhh with keep Sunday with his parent*. Mr. and Gates nf Cloverdale called on Fred u w>< . mountains that Out 5-13 Mrs. Edna Townsend entertained , B8Sale woodman gave helpful things : ?“?®.S,0U2lf,ns l.nal yuu toe. wj,en he married Winifred John- ' your none clean —mi saying—cheer------—they — ------------------tnal belong to us humans you w>ently. It took tte Colorado I io. Zolly Coffer, about cause and treatment of In­ Mrs. Floyd Randall. * Mrs. Harry Ashby Sunday evening.-----------** I fantlle Paralysis. Wllda Allerding Lute of Ludington was a caller at ten « wtthn4ttSWn' Und bt Wl eVe° ■«!««•<» to br*ng these two Hasting----------------- **•------- ----- — • and Pearl Demond gave a song. tha Mr. and Mrs. George Conklin CLAk HILLS together, "out wlwre thc West Exclusive of Army. Navy, and heme on Sunday-. I Mrs. Howard Colburn received (Mattle Schneider h#4 charge of 1 -.""•“ir that li*r htiKbund T11® Rockies are different. They're begin*." I Maritime commiMion. who»c wrap < <' * .... . 1 nm-a last t.—-V rnmn cLtaT^t S-**' t<iU(,n' Tttey 4.e,y to*1®*®*-1 Dan Cupid will smile again thi* program produces about 20 times ns stunts. Mra Bates of near Wood­ I ol?ffn™i.C^PMr and Mra You ?.Und *w,y 'ind ““n;cl ' week when Artelle Bedford and much a* nil otter Government aabury was a visitor. * Miss Ruth BRANCH DISTRICT Last Weeks Letter. iLnruu. w,,n Woodman of Benton Harbor wa* Mra. Dora Gutchess, of Charlotte r Eugene Haight of Grand Rapid* cus strong man, or a sky scraper honor „IU1 home for the weekend. On Sunday • ... ArCadiB pior. are expected to yield 100.000 to 120 u .tauowd 000 ton* of serap metaU and paper her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harve spent a few days with her sister. spent the weekend at their farm Ttey arc showy in ipot*. but ro u Ida. where Sb Bob Is stationed. 000 tons c. . . . . i.vuWoodman took her to Kalamazoo, Mra. O. D. Fassctl and Mr. Fas»ett. homc ln clay HUI*. Mr und Mra. a three ring circus. . .• I Congratulations and. .best wishes Ilhls ye>r. t . Tte Ugliest ot those hulks of gran­ and while there attended a special * Mrs Charles Laubaugh spent last; chas. Gibbs were visitors Saturday > .'to the (See ’ •— — ** four of you. - — — wedding ! musical program. "The Crucifixion" Monday with her daughter near, evening. * Harold England and ite ts dirccllv behind our camp. * Remember the Dorcas So- 1 fam|iy of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Some one dubbed It Cheyenne q J: stories elsewhere in In paper.) , at the Church of Chrtit. ★ Miss Shultz. Betty Kimble of Hastings was home clcty at the John Darby home. Wed- । Morris Tewi» of Kahinazoo spent Mountain a long time ago. Helen | Easter Notes—Flower* from THE of this week. * Mr. and Mrs. the weekend with their parent*. Hunt Jackson wrote a poem about very special ' ' "boy ‘ tn Uncle Sam s HOTJCE TO OETOITOM Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. Chas. Simp­ nesday. 1 son and daughter Katherine of Kenneth Norton and family, spent L«on pou% and wile and on Easter it. At night with a silver dollar forces, caused many a fluttering I *'•'* “!” ' v.sitrn -rc.i U r>vn Bn u , Sunday uftcnioon in Marshall. * H|| were callers at Mrs Lenna John- moon, and a velvet sky to soften its heart of the "gal he left behind.' u",\rr uf h7 k uf J I Augusta, visited Arch Grave* and Pcart Demond^n Sunday afternoon Mra- Eleanor Strickland, of Him- son's In Bowne. * Mr. and Mrs. scruggly outline, It might be possi­ ♦ Mr and Mra “ pau? Woodrain^n' ,,n g*. «pent Saturday afternoon with , Rov McCaul nnd Mrs. Sarah Me' * 5!Y.*an’d Mra Paul Woodman en-1 ble to be poetic about—In day light her bouquet Jack Wagner called hu Soiirr i. b jm.taBl.Mr.’ -nd M^Kfnnnh Mr “» .‘LmSTS.SfeU Caul were Euterjuetta^at WllUaft —Ughl Mom’ to double checic on tne flow- j •• l» HuBets in Middleville * Joe Lukso merandton "oc*l and ’Mrond Mn i to^the ^neighborhSd'1 visaing old ieft"’ituMav* “for‘' Ft." Cutter Two point* ot interest have half era he ordered for HER. ?»'• «• »■’ tamed thi* monster. A inemor- | Came Easier and came flowers lo J„r. -------- ----- 1. w Mr” and Fri’ends*will" be'giad to hear that way lai to Wlll Rogers on poo side and snappy Bonnie Brandstetter from ; „uirn| |D have sold their Mrs. Dunda* who underwent a sari- The lne Seven ^even Falls" niu ou the inc other. mm... a local bluejacket, who know* how 1 court. »t n> to observe birthdovs of Paul. Ken- Mra. Dan n:,n Roberto n°herts hMVl on neth and Frank. We heard that car farm and expect to move to Has- nus operation nt Blodgett hospital. Helen Hunt Jackson I* supposed Bu to pick 'em. and jve don't mean lhe cuy nt ii*.t burled on one of the side flowers! | "< •*‘4 'iftim trouble delayed the mipper and Ungs in thc near future. * Mra. three weeks ago. has been taken to 1 '.nri'.T,. hi7t’’Tir« Forrest Kinney, who underwent a, the home of her daughter in Grand ]iumi(s After climbuig to the spot Your 'Moms' and Dad* were hap- i IBnmTMrT'Mr .nd 13. m.)<» opmu™ r™>w. u Wlrun, (upid. * A Umlly tram Orjnd IST’E,. t“^d “3d un", K py beyond words, for the Easter ; ■''•'J '• (tnat ena*_weu. w mn ana mn nlcdy and cxpeciB u> gjt up BOon. Rapid* has purchased thc Mctzcr ta blazes they ever got her up there greetings you fellows sent— CableV' rl Kenneth Kelsey and Mr. nnd Mrs ■ -------------w*1 ----farm and moved on last week. ■ •---•••» — > — • — -■ ------back in 1883. He looked very wise gram* and letters from all over the | atuan Paul Woodman and Darlene were RIG UBAS K - ----- --------- -----------------------and smug then confided in me that I। world < in commemoration of Lite guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Leh- j Lost -Wdek’a Letter. Operation of the refrigerator car man nf Woodlapd for a birthday, The Aid Society met for dinner, pool by American railroad, saved It "Twam't no such al all. somebody ! iResurrection of Christ—ideals of I started thc whole story lo attract j । i the greaU'zl heritage of all numdinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John , nlmns( 45 million empty refrigerator the tourlslcrs. and tiie damn fools | kind i — 'For the Lord so loved lhe Darby on Wednesday. April 21. * | c-»r.miles in thc last four months of have been a believing and a pilin' | >world that he gave his only begot'CRESSKY MIm Violet Norton, daughter of Mr. 1942. rocks on «hal tlwrc spot ever since ।ten son—" Last Week’s Letter. and Mrs. John Norton, and Pvt .'r.f .Mrr —That were about 25 years ago." . Addresses । Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Hartman John Birman. Jr, son of Mr. and. PAI Fnn ,T ’N ADVANCE— Enough of this Ozarks versus thc . Pvt. David R- Cook BVY WAR nONIIK and family of Kalamazoo spent the Mrs John Birman, wen- maned Rockies — I'm beginning to sound Bat. B 52nd Tllg. Bt. weekend with his parents. Mr. and Friday evening at the home of the like the Little Rock Chamber of ’ 2nd Platoon ■ Mrs. Carl Hartman. * Mrs. Jennie Rev and Mra. J, J. WUUlts In Bar- 1 DRIVE IN TODAY FOR Commerce. Camp Callan. California. i Culp Is spending some time with ryvtlle. They “eft for Maryland | okdeb yob publication Colorado Springs boasts a beautl- I I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Strong tn Kala- where John is in training. He was . s<«i- nf Mlrkion Ta* Pm 1 ful Fine Art* Center, and at thc , Pvt. Robert L. Beadle 381(10577 | ma zoo. * Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rev- home on a ten-day furlough * Mr. j present time Is showing a collection i trwld* visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifford and Mrs. Amos Wengar of near: Al • ^,o" "J of Old and Modem Masters that I Kahler at east Delton on Sunday. * Nashville and Mrs. Bernice Brook* 11?* 17; ,^,1 rn".?" L th. r would make your mouth water— I Fort Belvoir.’vtrglnla, Mrs. William White Is assisting In and family of Battle Creek were;’, A|w"t “ p, 1!UI’ Then* everything from El Grecos’. Birthday—April 14 Phone 2240 Hailing* । the Mark Hammond home. * Mr. Sunday dinner guests at Vcrn Haw- j i>rM.ni. H.-n. xiuirt ci.mi > “Saint Peter -—to Braque und Pi­ land Mrs. Wm. Cartlldge of Delton blitz * Mra. Frieda Marshal^ had nf ProMtr. A.SJl. Jack H. Delnauy 622-970 casso* "Improvisations". J spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs its dinner guest Sunday her brother. | H th” M»t(T "'<• Co. 29 Battalion 8 Tiie collections have been shipped 1 warren Calms. *■ Mr. and Mra. Gu» Morganthaler of near Nash- '*’! 1VU. S. coast Guard Station . here from both coasts for lhe durnvll)e. Afternoon callers were Harvey 1 '*'?_^r|,J' twh । tion. Marshall*. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 1 ’„*X « dmTm.’bi ”, Brooklyn. N. Y. . i I am having the privilege ol Marshall of North Maple Grove i ,iTt„rainini »ho,«m nr «... I studying under Boardman Robinson. P.F.C. Walter H. Steenbock visited Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Will h<ir- ut *»id *n<i । > who ha* a figure class two nights a New England Aircraft School Hawbiita ft. —. -............................ week. He is really quite a figure— ' sort of a combination of George NORTHEAST WOODLAND ’ Bernard Shaw and Monty Wooley. Birthday—July 21 Last Week's Letter. . He strides around his cla&s smok­ Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Eckardt of ing the vilest smelling pi|>e I've ev­ Pvt. Richard Munioy ’ • Hastings visited his mother. Mn; 1 ------ j! er encountered, and matching puffs Red River O.U.T.C. Bertha Eckardt and Mr. and Mrs l«ii>lleBtl»n of smoke with critlcLsm. He's a mas­ 811th Ord. Co. (Depot.) I Victor Dzkardt and family Sunday 1 ter al teaching as well as palntlnu. Texarkana. Texas. 'afternoon. * Mra. Itaymond Btiralry He wears a beard, all white anu and little son Eldon of Sunfield kinky: and homed rimmed glasses. A.C.8. Juck D. Laubaugh . l called on Mrs. Walter Cooke Tues­ Usually he stare* across his glasses A.A.F. College Trg. Detachment day afternoon. * Mrs Lydia Schul­ ut Vn.bata ut your work, the model—you—nnd । Barracks A Catawba College er called on Mrs. Walter Cooke then cut* loose. His comments are I Tuesday afternoon. * Mra. Lydia caustic. someUmea: kindly some- i Salisbury. N. Carolina Schuler is In Grand Rapids caring '•■(! time*. Once In awhile ho Just anoru > Birthday—June 4 2} nnd walks away. Pvt. Donald Braley One night while generously spray- । 858th Guard Sqdn. Ing a drawing with pipe Bowling Field asked lhe student where she had i Washington, p. C. . studied. She reeled oft a whole list i of names and places, und when she PFC Robert Keeler • had finished lie said: “Very Inter- I A P.O. 668 c o Postmaster . eating Madame: rd call you a pro- i New York. N. Y. fessloniU student." Pvt. John R. Keeler ’ Starting at 1 o'clock, I offer thc following: dent: "If I ever saw a figure like Co. C. 12 Bn . 3rd Regt . Bka 1831 that. I’d peddle It to Barnum." Oreenvllle. Pennsylvania WANTED 48c to 55c oer hour hOUrS per week Personnel Office Don’t Waste Your Car! LEGAL NOTICES IF YOU HAVEN'T HAD YOUR CAR SERVICED FOR SUMMER DO IT NOW. DRIVE IN TODAY. ANDRUS SERVICE AUCTION SALE Owing to ill health and unable to work the farm, I will dispose of the personal property at public auction at the farm located 5 miles northeast of Hastings on M-43; or miles west of Coats Grove on SATURDAY, MAY 1,1943 HAY HORSES BLACK MARE, 12 yrs. old, BUY WAR BONDS Quantity of alfalfa hay. FOR COWS wgt. 1450 lb*. BAY MARE, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 lbs. This is a good work team. cows JERSEY CO#, 3 yrs. old, HARNESS Good set of 1Vi inch double work AND STEERS Sat of fly nets, nearly new. FARM MACHINERY THAT ARE Nearly new Champion manure spreader. 6 yrs. old. bred Feb. 25. Durham and Guernsey COW, 3 yrs. old. bred Dec. 20. YEARLING HEIFER. 4 mas. old HEIFER. SOW O.I.C. SOW, wgt. 350, due May 16. John Daerc 5 ft. cut mowing machine. John Deere 2 horse riding cultivator. Oliver 2 sec. spring drag. Banner plow. Good Keystone side delivery rake, ted­ der attachment. 5 tooth cultivator. Nearly new wagon. 14 ft. flat rack. Land roller. Hay tedder. Miller bean puller. Whiffietrccs and neckyoke. 10 gal. milk can. New Home sewing machine. Forks, shovels and many other articles. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. Stock Tonic reflected in milk production. appetite, better feed intake, more economical gains. OUR SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Stock Tonic is also a min­ eral supplement—animals CHICKING ACCOUNTS WAR SAVINGS BONDS INSIDE BANK MONEY ORDERS need minerals for normal func­ Extra Good BREAD filled a mineral deficiency. with £.v/r<* Vitamins and Mineral} when she . . . We'd like to talk to you about Stock Tonic—we be­ SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES lieve it will be easy to con­ For rent at $2 50 and government tax—in our fine safety deposit vault. Get one today for your war leave it out of your ration. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer |AY C. WING. Clerk NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTBM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. vince you you can’t afford to STEBBINS & JACOBS SUCCESSORS TO CARVETH & STEBBINS HASTINGS And Mother Always Males tioning. Feeds are apt to show Bonds and other valuable papers. EDWARD W. SAVACOOL, Prop. Rationing Addi to the Economy of Home-Baking! In the dairy cow, this is In the steer, it means better fresh, calf by side. DURHAM and GUERNSEY • Dr. Hess stimulate* body functions. RHONE 2131 BAKiS WITH Enriched LILY WHITE "Tho FLOUR ♦ho Bost Coots Use' �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. APRIL 29. IMS COURTHOUSE out of the them, they i're switeh- od 'conneccaptain or Schoo! ning Center Ity of III Glow*, we're frnm Woodyour letters ig. keep 'em .—we'd bet­ h with keep ring —Cheer­ ily Coffer. Navy, and whose acran l 20 ttmps ax emment ag­ 0.000 to 120 Is.and paper rices i<-Baking ! •y$ Maw eAD filled mins and TH. ted ?E WARRANTY DEEDS Carrie Sponable. odn. Sarah Ken­ yon. to Lynn Bishop and wife. 40 Ac. Sec. 10. a Ac. Sec. 15; 2 Ac Sec io Ac. Sec. 10, Hope Twp. -Ellsworth Newton and wife to Hugh V. Healy and wife, lol 736. Hastings city. Emma E. Nevins to William R., Oen- Bunday dinner guest* of Mrs. Anna i Our Branch of lhe 4-H orgsnixaMion- Endxlty near Coals Grove. Tion were at Hastings batura«y and **— 1 .i wnile H Uu'r pcvMUuie lor them au to win nona * in the context it renpondcnce has txen started with I really is a great aciuevemem ana many of Hie prisoners and with II I P H f f II fl A their families In England. Some H U II jLllUUL a uencln w.iicn win U*t uuougn padtaies h*ve been lent lo civilw 1 v w 1 tne leaaer oi uie group deserve* Ians In Occupied France. It ha* -----------CHRISTIAN SCIENCE > much credit tor ner part u> Uw not beau possible to reach pri**«*ers HIGH bCIIOOL NOTEg PROBATE C‘OU'BT | The Christian Science ..— Re- IIK.. Vo.l ijut We*k» Note* ' work. * Mr and Mrs Leland Jones. Eat. aUdeon W. Briggs. Petition Uef Committee of Ire First Church 1 Figures pressnted tar the twoUw Boond W-rd «M.l taoUd , “VTuS for hearing claims Hied, notice to of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, year period include over i.600ixw welds and called on others in tne creditors issued, warrant and in- Max*a<diusetU.whichwas establishLSTomg a radio to the radio da**. vrntory filed. ed in September 1940. ha* recently u.e mo^UranThe—D. A. R good citlxenshlp village. * Mr and aara. Haney Eat. Jennie Reynold*. Bond of ^^a**d 114 ,*5conS annual report, jjqq pomnj^ to Husaia and medal was awarded to Mary Kelch- purme)ee and June of Battle Creex Orangeville Twp*. LoU Flower to Hallie Anders, et -- CHURCH NEWS Baltimore Twp Lottie V. Gan----- - .. - ----------- filed, notice to creditors issued. . Mead, el al, par. Sec. 27. Rutland Est. Ella Bumford. Order con­ firming sate entered, Joliruon tou.. LoU o .. -__ Flower. Frank Elston. Order con­ ar. Bee. 15. Prairieville Twp. firming sale entered. ■ r20’’’tZJoJia.rj21 Z.oh^n ,l Alice Crouse. Order allowI. P*r- 8?c- ,sTwp lux claim* entered. .““VJL T' fat CUntonV Boice. Flna^ ac­ ry, par’ Sec 21. Johnatown" TwpI count , filed. Farmers State Bank of Middle­ Eat. Minnie Wurm Wlll filed. Ville to Oerald E While and wife, jietltlon tor probate Hied, order for par. Middleville village. publication entered. Luella S. Reed to Elmer M Ben­ Est. Joseph J. Both. Petition lo der. lot* 13 and 14. Bl. 56, Middle­ open safety deposit box filed, orville village. Lewi* Acker and wife lo Harrel P Daniel and wife. Iola I and 2. Bl. riZi' Silver of Mtie fiterf mSof 3. R. J. Grant's Second Add.. Has­ tings city. j ‘•--d'flled and letters isaued Ray Matthew* et al to Walter »..filed, bond filed Jind f?. letters issued, Steger and wife, 80 Ac. Sec. 34. Irv­ order limiting Mttlemcnt entered, ing Twp. petition for hearing of claim* filed, William Hughey and wife, et al. notice to creditors issued. to Carroll O. Kline, lot 7. Oak Hll' , Ext. Viola E Rogers. Petition for Resort. Hope Twp administrator filed, order for pub­ Lewis F. McIntyre and wife to entered. Manhu* M Perrett. Jr. and wife. , lication E-u. Incx E Nlclioi*. Petition for TFi..n. UKnw'ir-iiaarototaos: F ^nmtEnn^anri’wlft ^Li»°3 ^*1^ llcatln'1 entered. 12 ^s^T^nd MrTlff im's’bi' A Tinkler. Will filed. EaUV • °r,“r ,or ★ tion in thc south epd ot town nx.» been moved to a point near BelleApril 15. vue and tne budaing on Uic rear held. Tiie of the premi/e* will lie moved in tl»ge. PeY‘ . .garment*. The loss in shipping ha* results * Mr. and Kklinir *lri w^eniroirf °nwthnraof1 Ueen hegHglDle, During Uie first i „ r.lllrniwere: Mr. Dana Burgess, . ___it*__place. ____________ __ Mrs._Otu - Pish____ ] Prudent; Mrs. Jennie Stuck. vWe- er of KelamasM visited at Orlie I wooden caxes, at^conv'enlent Ploca^‘^Suw'mGreal^rit* mittcea otx-ratiou Prraidun _____..... Mixa 'Esther w..u—“i^ty". rv,.., 'aec- Mslier'a* Stmday also paJlecfo'n Mra. Mr, tion* on the Atlantic and Pacific m<~Ji ireury; Mr. Edwin Taylor, treas- Haten Hook who is ill. * Mr*. Geo coast*, ready for instant use should ““ Zf",* 2^,. urtr. Supper wa* served by the Brown of Hastings I* f aying at th* «""'»■ emergenclea arise because of local TSSnSSfiy “n addition £ L. A. S. S 01 '!: .the lh* Goodwill Q««»wlU church. church. Otis Allman home..white her hu*Mr. 0 Gies' arc t*nd works in Battle Creek. Mra ^’mcLVlS 22AM aarments have auP“enu four depote in j.^ing H?rt biology aST”' classes “ “ Br'own “wa* foTmerly ’Mtak'itoriGCratudiing first aid. Brown wa* formerly Miss Doris,Arheen^Miatrmtited^Uinm^State*—at Boston. Nev Ym, Mr Sclu Schelhaa'ashop classes have have nold noid and and wi wt extend extend congratulation? congratulsUojy Mr lha*'.* shoo classes ^MHhuHnn^rernr.1 Utn Angeles, and Poruand. Oregon writing papers onrVAtl the tHnllizh subject ‘■ven though we are..... . ___ ___ or— n Hit Into kTtna bit late wTtn ^S? l . c s * u ‘ . ve K° nc J orlh I™ 01 d~Satv ,hrm * 1, ' e Gu >' Schermerhorn r-.A fi lhc . —v.a.ca amvc guitc luiui aauua . United Btxtcs forces. >-tar|e Britbond drive program farm property ha* been sold anu f®rtt* ' Christian Science science worker* workers in CanI ine seconu puna uiivc u1u41a.11 -------- ‘ . --— . .. , ........ .d fhrv -* will move tnr2?Z!£, their cotUKe rnttain1*1 P®\ eh}° Hved from ‘r?P,cal ’,t.rrs Bnd *“ m Oreat Britain alone 300 almoners wa* held Friday evening. April 16. in Central auditorium. Approxi- Oul1 >Mte for the preventssffi st."• maitly $143.60 wax raised In War Ucf. Stamp* und 8575.00 in War Bonds, NORTH HOPE I Cf<^5 have been given to overcrowdX,1C total «aiua m iu *wi*i ua The value <of material in Tomorrow ends another sixMis. Gordon Cota anfi baby of ' '-«> *’,• clothing distributed U estimated at Report Big Rapids spent from Wednesday 11 t»Uo*iy< 4.7 u. cmIim* riving tn the United Btalea suf- $1.533300. in addition lo this money weeks' marking iseriod. foplna because Iwanrp of nt war u.-jr conditions rnndlllnn. or nr ...... ....... .. . ... .... . . . caid* will be marked next Wed- until Sunday with her parent*. Mr i*"""" "• ••»*» •» fering gills nave been sent to Oislna and and Mrs. LXxar Wurm. * Mr. and o——. »—.o. action have been provided with other needy countries, and three nesciav. Mr. Schilling's second hour hl*- Mrs. Lewi* Ferguson of Delton clothing and other forms of relief. motorised canteens have been Mill Among thrin are refugees from thc to England; they are located in lorv cla*-. went to the court house spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Par East, who landed in California; London. Sheffield, and Rochester. Friday to observe lhe hearings of Pranshka and family * Wc extend our syiujuthy to Mra William Meand merchant seamen rescued from The Coounittcu is ready to aid people applying for naturaluallon Callum jsnd famhy ,|n liw loj.s of ships torpedoed along the Atlantic in relieving human suffering caused paper.-. coast have been similarly cared for. Tills work Is carried on by lhe Com­ mittee without regard to creed or since* P^r’l'urbor^oy^ eS.™nt*Xl Xt oa lbs 4 b* NMeM <'O«BC|| 1 b.u >,,, lb a. u tax1. arU. If. L- nib. pp-rl-d b ORDIB FOB PUBLICATION ...I^rr.1 B. J«nn ,M »lfc U> H.; Pralt puh. Ileal Ion filed, order allowing claims1I One of the moat impressive Rutland Twp. , branches of the work from the start and Aben Johnson, third Henry Stehr and wife to William ; entered. The local Christian Science lion, E-.t. May E. Cramer. Final ac- ' before America entered the war. An inter-class track meet was * Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson J. Streeter and wife, 2'» Ac. Sec. count filed, discharge of admlnla-1। has been the distribution of cloth- Church , la one of thc 1500 branch •WI and nor *i,.r 17 Tlinrt.o mile COUtll tiled, 'JliCllUrgC Of atltn held nt the fairground* April 16. '*/ Ehul.tr and Mr. and Mrs. Wil. Ing and comforts to bombed-out units mentioned above. TwjL ’ wn“,pp''itretrtx tratrix taaued, issued, e»ute estate enrolled. enrolled. The seniors and freslimen com- llvra Ander* ■ and son* were, enterpeople In Great Britain anti to re­ Est. John Appclman. Final ac ­ neied against lhe juniors and soph- ^lnfd,at,thc Von,1P ot Mr, Lena B. Cole tn Jake Dutts and count filed, order allowing account fugees from Holland, Norway. Rus­ MARTIN CORNEUS with lhe lunlor-sophomore Anders In honor of Fredrick wife, lot 2. Bl 4. Woodland village Wc were greatly shocked Thurs­ crr.orw. sia. Poland. Belgium and other Eu­ combination coming out on lop. Anders who will lea*e Tuesday for Harry P. Whitaker to Maurice W entered, discharge of administrator ropean counlrie*. Clothing ha;, day afternoon lo hear of the death Canmuo. h«vc Mid “ / *■ •" ‘" ’J®, ’".'ir,' Watts, par Sec 20. Yankee Spring* testicd. eaute enrolled. nave Mn ueen <*<>«» enosen ano •••T ■'P Tr-*' " • — i,'• gone direct from Boston to Russia, of our dear friend unu old school- I committee* E»t. Jennie Reynolds. Petition mate. Mrs. Martha Demond. Mn. , work is proceeding on plans for r U Twn. Tnyx for hearing claim* filed, notice tj and knitted goods have been sent Dtmoud had been in lulling hcuiUi, cla. . night. *1rLnniH McrfnLn^r?.itd Jennie L Osborne to Ellwyn Hay­ creditors there from branches of the Com- for some time, but complications deissued. Many afternoon cla**es attended * c ^ , ' aJd McCallum c.LM sends) ward and wife, par Sec. 6. Barry Est. Ixila Wohlford Pinal ac­ 1 mittee in England. One example velopcd resulting in her sudden tiie diatrtcl speech content in lhe “} 1* thc preparation, within six weeks count filed, order assigning residue death. She wa* C6 years of age and . auditorium on April 16. JiVh Ethel Bloom, et al. to Fretl I. Mil- । of 1820 knitted garments for the ..... i ___ Tr...._ j i___ . — in be k.. no school ro —A. Thursday to to spend spend some feme time lime with len and wife. par. Sec. 31. Orange­ entered, discharge of administrator j Russians. Overseas workers have wa* bom and grew_ ... to ___ womanhood There will tomorI Issued, estate enrolled. relatives at Reed City. Ville Twp our- neighborhood and was much row because of Good Friday. Est. Herbert R Barner.. Final ac­ ! won- the commendation and co-op­ in Ernest J. Todd and wife to Earl Club hour was held Monday. April eration of local authoritle* by thetr loved and respected by all. She SOUTHWEST RUTLAND R Boye* and wife. 80 Ac. Sec 14. count filed, order allowing account prompt arrival on the scene of wa* a good wife anti mother and 19. entered * farewell party wa* held fiaturSaturOn Monday. Tuesday and Wed- -A u true and faithful friend, and her Est. Joseph J. Both. Waiver cf 1 trouble. In cities heavily bombed. snuling lace and kinoly ways wul nesduv the boys and' girls gym day night at thc Glass Creek grange Hastings Twp. . such as Plymouth. Coventry. Bris­ Myron G JnhnCoek nnd others to notice filed, proof of will filed, or- tol. and Southampton, they have classes held clean-up day. Tltay hall in honor of Robert Wilcox who ui us *uci> we iicia ctean-up aav. in«> w.,.. Efirnest L. Johocock 'j Int. In 80 dtr admitting will entered, bond of . got there with food and clothing. meet togvther. Funeral — service* ~ raked the school park and . the -..t front ----------------leave* -----------Tuesday — for tb« — ----army - * executrix filed, letters testamentary Mary Dunn Of of Kalamazoo Kalsmanxi spent Ac. Sec. 13. Orangeville Twp I ready to go to work, even before were conducted'from her Allo home lawn------------------ _c_. oft-mAAA and orwi intemi.-ut mt.—....» An ya<1Fr Ifri-ire given Tiiea- from Friday Frluay until Sunday with her Keniih S. McIntyre and wife, et issued, order limiting settlement en­ the "All Clear'' sounded Sunday afternoon al to Arthur Allerdlng. et al. par. tered. petition for hearing claims day noon at lhe high school by parents. Mr. and Mr.r Harry Dunn, ine wiae ■ The wide range range 01 ot tne thc atstnoudLstribu- ' *“ ^Cr ; filed, notice to creditors issued Woodland village tion is indicated tn the annual re- Jr?' J'L1- the Bible club. The stage was dec- * Mr- and Mr*. Roy Oaks and famPetition Edgar S. Fifield and Wife to Rob- , EM. Ernest ——-• M. Wheeli r. . "". ’."y orated with candles In Easter l'y and Mil* Twlla Jarrard »pen. kSiA ert W. Keith nnd wife, et al. 49 Ac. ot*”ln“bafcl*.Drp“« “rE*- ' .... The program the home of..Mr. and TOKi.nn included: UKiuuru. .............*1. ........................ . Mrs. i. order directing opening Safety De­ -prj.jmjc'- n laved ■by __ Willo *Lave* avoan fU.wman Mr an/1 See 29. Orangeville Twp. . Bowman. * Mr. and Mr« Mr* Walter L Wall ice and wife to posit box entered wore Sunday evening callers al Mr. > Hampton a songI. "G> "God nLS So o Loved Harry Dunn were Easter Easier Sunday Eat. Ih-rt Frisby. Order allowing fitted out with suitable profession­ and Mis. Oir Fishers. ♦ Mr... Ar- tjie World' by lhe glrlsilce club' Kuert* at the home ot Mr. and Mr* Roland M. Furrow und wife, lot 3 al clothing by the almoner. A Scot- ! thur Perrin'of Grand Rapid.* was slory of the resurrKtion from SL Frui Otb. * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bl 4 nnd par. Samuel Roush's Add . claims entered . Est. Charles Popp Order appoint ­ 2h?» ii'inrf ^-urteS0 the^Nor* :; * n 0Ver *‘e weekend < ues,'i of her John hy4>C ru.->. an over tthe guest jai.,. O,**••• .. .......■ ^Faster Linington Llninaton of Hastings Hastlnes called on Mr Mr. Freeport village. ing administrator entered, bond w^ion1 i'ffnM.5■' parents. ” two rwem* bi PhUl us antl Mrs- D‘n Douglas Sunday. * iiiar*ntv Mr. Mr nnd oriel Mra. Xl-t. Milo MUa Barry. Marrv .T^^ghi -m.* .'* oZSflWrAm 'i™ * Mr* Donald Jouc* ana daughter 1 £££,*nd John TUbi» Adrln Johnson .“of spent “Et. cnX^KdiHd. noi .C- oSTtiptSSirwS-eiffiHn™ ’ta: read T“d fbv ” srKd.rSES .Id Hastings s“'!S?!.t pX expedition, with, comfort* from Mnrv „nri Arthur of and John Tabbs read by Ka.urdl... n._]x allrf S1.pd,.. Manlius M Perrett. Jr., and wife count of administrator filed, order the Boston, and that the centre pro- 2ra?,dv rite were Simd'v colters at Shellington; vocal solo. l,™a> and Sunday at t e , to Julia Perrett Overton, 'i InL in assigning residue entered. . vlded clothing for the refugees w Mr HoV’ b’ 8U^: to lSS? Lord1 40 Ac. Sec. 31. Baltimore Twp ________ whom the A __ j" Mr.d unu Mrs. orrHtuSTof rimer.'. * Mr • , Illa,. V?.'.. cmnired CrO54 rnw.-. he- SSd cox. ftmriv * Mr. and Mr:- i-c-ricr Lord 1' , Est. Eugene J Barnum. Warrant Warrant whom the Commandos Commandos brought brought <^ !and M|. I!ttrry H11.oa of ’ oltfSn Det;olt ™ nnd family of of’ciZbJrM Cloverdale. Mr. ar.:', Mary H Elliott to George J. Ell­ 1 back. --------- ■’ -------,h« rurii... I ana.... M1A Barnum oi.... Un- Jr.'. ,1 .-liL - nivrA -Mrs. Albert Nam and fnrnllv andh iot par. Sec. 28. Barry Twp - and Inventory filed. J Eat. Leland and Eva Kcnaaton. Throughout the entire Christian Kate H. Both to Joseph J. Both, sing were called here by the seri­ Science movement workers are mak­ ous illnessI o! as. S': lots 1100 and 1101. Hastings city. Report of sale of real estate filed. of their their fMiurr IMher und and grand grand concluding Bible verse from hl Sunday Hunaay guests gursu at at thc me hornnum: of oi J jx*. Uliam Hilton. .51' Wiltox. Eet. Elsie I. Lanfear. Petition for ing and collecting clothing of all fattier William Frank Centilever and wife to Ho­ Hilton. * * to. Mr. and and c™c_lutV?.K Wlftox. A * Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mm. Robert Robert WilWil­ mer L Reeves nnd wife, lot 122 and administrator filed, order appoint* kinds and sending It to the depots, Mr*. Owen Varney of Castleton John, by Gladys Oler: and thc eox were Saturday night and Sun- ! ' Prelude' by Willo Hampton. The where II Is carefully Inspected, sort ­ tng administratrix entered, bond part of lot 121. Lindbergh Park Center and William Cok-.u<11 nno day gucstx nt the home of .their program was under the direction filed and letter of administration ed and packed In waterproof case* daughter Ruby of the Center road ... Add . Sec. S. Yankee Seringa Twp. «u.n S Shirley E Bromcl* to Hattie An- iMued. order limiting settlement en­ for shipment. One of the most re­ were Sunday callers at Mr. and Mr*. nf Mi&s Ruth Robson. Gretchen tered. petition for hearing claims cent of the Committee's activities Barry Wellman's. * A good attend­ ha* been lhe sending of weekly food ance at church and Sunday school 20 Ac. Sec. 7: 6 Ac. Sec. 7. Hope and filed, notice to creditors Issued. Ent. Pauline Doster. Final ac- packages to British prisoners of Sunday. We wish we might have rMv. Oranpevllte Twp. txjys were given basketball letters '*/ tAriln as many every Sunday. The spec­ bv Coach Joseph Brorak; Keith ot Martln' _ __________ ial offering for World Service wax’ Average 87.00. * William E. Hilton died at wn*niS* Avenge dully daily IL-.tening lUtenine time time for for his home at an early hour Thurs­ mil i rAdl° haK increased from three to fuf ) WUrs on isn [Hms since day, April 22 aftei several months ■ n?r- BJJ1 Garrison, Dean Keeler. ....... tnree to... iivt nours on riunf n.iv Kenyon. KvnvnT. tepn Lane, T.ono .. .beginning ...... Rav Ken |bc of the war illness, aged 71 years Mr. Hilton Capt. war was born here and grew to man­ Duane Ottocen. Duane Stanttn. ,ne ,wnn,nK hood in this vicinity. He was a Mason Thoma*. Richard Thomas. kind husband and father, and a and Harold Townsend, who has । good friend and neighbor. Thc be»-n elected captain for 1943. Three Hastings boys made lhe home where he died ha* been in lhe Hilton family for over 100 years. West Central league team, which AN ORDINANCE He will be sadly missed by tils wife i* os follow*: forwards. Ted Bun­ his son and wife, his two grand­ ash. Ken Lane of Hastings; cen­ children and a host of friends for ter J. Keyes, Belding; guards. Capt. Hastings; J. Spicer. he was wiuciy ne widely known, anown. naving having in lived co I Rav itav Kenyon. tvci several years in Hastings where he • Belding, conducted a draying business. Hl* Bill ■”Garrison was chosen guard funeral was conducted from the on the recond five. Walldorff funeral home in Hasting* Hastings ventures to Battle Creek Saturday afternoon and interment to compete with Battle Creek Cen­ I wa* made in Riverside cemetery . tral in a track meet today. I The bereaved ones have lhe sympatlty of all in their hour of sorIF IT WONT HELP WIN THE ' row. i* Alice and Melvin Whctatonc WAR—FORGET IT. • No. v.nwKS SSJ. JL.WS8L™ - sotice to cBEDrroka S S Mr lr-O MS r S,,h'W,:aSte?*'>to’vS! 'a. AUCTION SALE L E G A L S NOTICE TO CXUD1TOU Having sold my farm I will sell at public auction at the farm located 3 miles north of Nashville on M-66, on SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1943 Commencing at 1:00 P. M. thc following will be offered for sale: POULTRY 85 Yearling Barred Rock hens HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ETC. Oak dining room set, table and 6 leather bottom chairs Duotherm heater, large size, nearly new Combination wood and elec­ tric range, new New Home sewing machine. Drop leaf table and chairs Organ in piano case Leather bottom rocker. Another rocker Axminster rug, 11-3x12 Quantity of throw rugs. Leather couch Philco radio and stand Iron bedstead, innerspring mattress and springs Dresser and commode Iron bed, springs and mat­ tress Combination dresser and commode 9x12 linoleum rug. Single wood bed Chest of drawers. Cupboard Strip of linoleum. 3 rockers Dishes, pots and pans Step-ladder Montgomery Ward electric washer Wash boiler and tubs 12 guage shotgun and shells Hoesandrakes. Meat crocks Quantity oats and wheat 3 nearly new overcoats Other thing* too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. to be settled for day of solo. Everything MRS. WILL SNORE, Propr H. O. PENNINGTON. Auctioneer ■tm.Mo. NOTICB TO CBEDITOBt . beteba that' tell nt uU 1 m wbat it needs this spring! WARTIME 1 TUNE-UP Your car's a year, older now! day, but you can make it art younger —by having your Standard Oil Dealer give it this 10 Star Wartime Tunc up. cipcrtly designed for 1945 driving conditions: * I — lldwy. Check, add •rater; recharge if necessary. * 2 -Tiru. Inspect rubber, rims, valves, cu. Check need for rrplacemeoi or cropping. (Maintain tires at wartime pressure— RATIONING MEANS BETTER CARE vn Give It this refresher I Your car MILEAGE 52 lbs. Switch as needed) * J—Trial■issiaa 1M Ddtartatul Drain, install sturdy summer grade Standard lubri­ cant ★ 4—Chassis Labrkiws Wipe off all fittings and apply fresh Standard . lubricants. * S—(as Srria* Semes. Ait cleaner: dean and re-oil. Spark plugs: itean and regap. * I —frsst Wheal •sariagL Clean and repack. * 7—Safety Service. Check lights, dean I cruel, in­ spect wiper. * l-Caate|$nt»B. Drain and flush radiator, add run preventive. Drain beater. Check hose and fin belt. • I—$war aac* ■ Pritittats. Waih, pol­ ish. Wax the body and blight metal. Remove apots hum upholstery, * 10— CriaUua. Dram, flush, refill wiih lummet grade Iso-Vis. Check oil filter. • A nation on wheels is a stronger nation. Help keep America on wheels. • Buy mote War Bonds and Sramps. Drive under 35—share your car. YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALER IS CAR CONSERVATION Ht'AOQUARTERS The less you drive the more likely it is your battery will run down . . . and the sooner your motor oil will contaminate I That’s why better caro par mile to thc safest car policy (or gas rationing I McKEE SERVICE OIL (TuNOkRO? R. A. LAPO. Clerk Per Mile! /oRYICLJ MOBIL PRODUCTS » DUTRIBUTOB HASTINGS �THE HASTTXC8 B AKVFR. THURSDAY AMtH. W. 1 M3 THE 2ND WAR LOAN DRIVE IS ON! Its Ten Minutes to Midnight I Wake Up, Americans.. . Your Country’s Most Fateful Hour Is Near HE hour when the final die is cast, when decisive victor)- hangs If we do not win, thc money you fail to lend now will be worse in the balance. The hour which will decide the future of you than useless to you. If we win, as wc must, the money you lend now T There are 7 different types of l|. $. Government securities—choose the ones best suited for you: 'and your children ... a future of jdyous freedom or a future of end­ will be returned with interest... for you to spend on the good things less serfdom. United Stites War Savings Bonds—Series E: The perfect Invest­ ment for individual and family savings. Gives you back $4 for every $3 when the Bond matures. Designed especially for the smaller investor. Dated 1st day of month in which payment is received. Interest: 2.9% a year ifheld to maturity. Denomi­ nations: $2 5,150,1100, |500, $1000. Redemption: any time 60 days after issue date. Price: 75% of maturity value. if of life... for you to enjoy in a free ?nd safe world. Yes, it is ten minutes to midnight. And when the first stroke of that So dig down, Americans. Answer the challenge by buying War fateful hour begins to sound, it will be too late to throw your weight Loan securities this month with every idle dollar you have except into the fight. The time to do that is NOW. what you need for the barest necessities of life. Now, when your dollars can keep the production lines humming. Now, when your dollars can buy the tanks and guns and planes and 2ttX Treasury Bonds Of 1BB4-196I: Readily marketable, accept­ able as bank collateral, these Bonds are ideal investments for trust funds, estates and individuals. A special feature provides that they may be redeemed at par and accrued interest for the purpose of satisfying Federal estate taxes.- ( Dated April 15, 1943; due June 15, 1969. Denominations: $500, $1000, $5000, $10,000, $100,000 and $1,000,000. Redemption: Not callable till June 15, 1964; thereafter at par and accrued interest on any interest date at 4 months*, notice. Price: par and accrued interest. | Don’t wait for thc War Loan Volunteer. Beat the gun by going to your bank, investment dealer, broker, Post Office, or bond booth today. ships our soldiers need to fight a winning war ... the only kind of a war we can afford to fight. Now, while there arc still ten minutes Have your money in your fist... thc fist that can deliver the knock­ out blow to the Axis. But hurry... before midnight. Your country is asking you to lend your dollars in greater amount than ever before. It is asking for 13 billions of dollars extra this month ... 13 billions for the weapons of war to make sure that it is For it is ten minutes to midnight... Thc hour that can strike the knell of doom—or lhe blessed song Other Securities: Scrips "C" Tm Notes; %% Certificates of Indebtedness; 2% Treasury Bonds 1950-1952; United States Savings Bonds Series "F*; United States Savings of freedom. Your dollars can call the tune. our side which dictates the peace. Bonds Series !'G”< It THEY GIVE THEIR LIVES...YOU LEND YOUR MONEY! SPONSORED BY THE BARRY COUNTY WAR SAVING AND VICTORY FUND COMMITTEES WITH THE CO OPERATION OF THESE FIRMS: MICHIGAN MUTUAL WINDSTORM INSURANCE CO. ‘ TRIO CAFE THE HASTINGS BANNER COFFEE SHOP INTERNATIONAL SEAL & LOCK NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS EINAR A. FRANDSEN, Chartered Life Underwriter E. W. BLISS CO. ANDRUS SERVICE STATION STRAND & BARRY THEATERS COLEMAN INSURANCE AGENCY HOTEL HASTINGS LYBARKER'S DRUG STORE CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY HASTINGS MANUFACTURING CO. —---------------------------------------------------- ------------------- —-------------------------- n---------- —.......... illTID HASTINGS CITY BANK STATES TREASURT WAR FINANCE C 0 M M I T T E E - W A I SAVING! S T A F F - V I C T 0 I Y FUND COMMITTEE, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-05-06.pdf 7f02da8e88784308930120c8e3a9072d PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner Who li Biggest-John L. Lewis or the U. S. A.? tIGHTY-StVINTH YEAR SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 GET SET TO HELP ON HOME FRONT Home Front OUR The Barry County Youth On the ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Movements Deserve Aid HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, «aw K» In July J..1V last year, -. A.1 hrinrnr. "Weak spot in (the (toe 2nd War In a bboat belong­ ing to Alfred Kimball, was stolen Loan) Drive I* toe relatively low from Gun lake. Previous to thut he number of small buyers. Seventh had fortunately removed the motor, District (which. Include* Michigan) which had propelled the craft. has 20 million population. Almost The sheriff's officers had beett B million of these people are gain­ working on the case and on Wed­ fully employed. Number of buyers nesday arrested Paul W. ■ Rowlin­ comes nowhere near a figure thal son. 25. und-Robert K. McGregor. Kalamazoo, as participation by the 34. coin both « of Kalamazoo, as me the wn. partie* who committed the crime. I P^oP1^ ^l*raby 1,1 War They were brought into Municipal Loan That I* the official state­ ------- that afternoon -------------------jarraigned ------ .__~i ment from toe United States court and before Municipal Judge Cortright. Treasury War Finance Committee of They admitted the offense and each the Seventh Federal Reserve Dis­ was assessed a fine of $20 and the trict of which we are a part. What costs. During the six months while • they are on probation they must was true in the Seventh District, was .true of the nation. People, in nuir.rmake lull full I'.'.UIUUUII restitution u, to uir the u-un owner. .. rgeneral. did not participate in the ond j)ay hlm for damages he suf*of drive. It was the corporations and Iered wWle dcprtved of the ustfoi (companies which carried the load, I boat. | — । , mostly oy by investing reserve and *ur- MAY 6. 1943 Over 14 FACES—2 SECTIONS ME NUI county war bond R A TI 0 N I TOTAL $175,609 48.000 warplane* tn in 1942: U Is currentcurrent-' . nr5 . a A-e ly -----produclniabout 7M0 *—*------ *------ ------------------------ 1 1 Beginning thl. week, lhe rmtauYe n r 'ranu lt"r’ «*'* “Od Hastings Ho.5 toe biggest U. 8 bomber raiditci wd| no bfel lafnb to date involved only 113 planes. ,or mutton on Tuesdays Tills agreeIndividual Participation U. 8. tank output Is so tremen-.ment was reached after a confer- ! Hera "Better Than This h a regular weekly dous that production is being re- (nee with toe Barry county war duced. But "only one U. 6. armored | Price and rationing board, and U I division J* in action with a few required by the government. While' Barry County's total In the Sec- f?"1 hundred tank*. According to re-: locally there is no necessity for such 1 ond War Loan Drive u of April ; JHlm 2? liable report there is a harking of * restriction, toe authorities could 30 stands at $775,609 when com- : J01 tan£ n(iS1 ..n. 7t not n’*kF exception in favor of tanks piled up at various port* ■ Hastings, because there t* a slwrt- | puled on the basts being used by' dividual-, to cooperate more most districts in the state. . winning the war on th. hom awaiting shipment. ; aBC on iucb meat* in some of our Of this total, however. $70,<X» U S armed forces total about 7.- big cities? *0 toe rule ha* to be upWc.k represents an allotment from pur­ Red Stamp Good 600.000 at present with 6.000,000 in plied to the whole country. chases made by the State of Michi-1 — -------- Bearing Letter “ the army and yet. barely 60.000 of 1 'As a matter of fact those who get gan. credit for which was dlstribut- Beginning May 31 April 25 E-■ 16 Points) these are in front line action right GjeJr mf"ls “J holeb or restaurants ed to the various counties on a May 2 F-(16 Pointe) May 31 now (will not suffer undernourishment population baste. May 9 G-< 16 Points) TH, U s N.n u lhe WOM-. SX'J. If this total is used in making May 16 H-< 16 Points) inrerrKT »nri edii v.i i ciilcken.,. turkey and other nourish“ J-U8 Pointe) iargest and still growing. Yet. to tng proteins can be substituted to computations, it was the original K-<1«-Pointe) date, after 16 months of warfare. I make a balanced diet. intention of the state loan drive May 30 Japan hold* all of her extensive , -------------- «<» ---------- -— ■ directors to have the counties also । add this total to the quotas as„, UE Blue sumps w O, „ H. K. are food gains except three small islands and yrrai iCF APPriterr signed ------- if .. this state allot-;. through May 31. ' ‘ ' Thus, ' ' ment isMaf used In figuring totals. . cmBarry county's quota becomes 23 for 1 pound, good to $560,000 rather than $490,000. addition to the $70,000 from Does this mean there ha* been HlVIlfcfWk theIn state. Sugar Barry' county also re­ bad bungling and mismanagement? a ceived $45,000 from two utiUtv con- 1 Stamp 12 also good for 5 pounds True in Sorry County No. There is. nothing to justify |I cems d$i whose bond subscripUons। through May •• And in Entire Country Both coffer iu«ar coupons such a claim. distributed among the coun­ Juvenile dehnquensy has become -----ties-bey they serve. Thus, a total, of.—- -— War Ration .... ------,—_z ....o ----------------- ---------------------It merely illustrates another *0- ■I ------la ^thisthe countre. $115,000 sources bond subscript loxts Hum ^Americans ^hwl^totaten^he ■ Ba^-riuiu. “^ cou'problem^ d>’ Showing" ’same Outside were ‘credited" ’^: Book 1. ☆ AT A GLAN The Barry Youth Council will soon be asking the people of this county for funds needed to carry on the work of the Boy Scouts, the Campfire Girls, the Y. M. C. A. and 4H club activities. There was never a rime when the work df such or­ ganizations was more urgctxly needed than now In war time there has always been a large in­ crease in Juvenile law breaking. That is observable everywhere in thLs Any Barry county cii. .... country. .... --------- ------- ... Izen can learn from Judge Stuart iren Stuart Clement, judge of the juvenile court of Barry county, that juvenile delinquency in this county hus Increased so far this year more . 100 per cent over the corresponu.... wurs. luua, uic occoiiu w.ir time In 1942. and was much larger IxMjn Drive was something of a last year than In 1941. | | "successful failure." The money was We must take care of things ; raised but It didn't remove much of the home front us well as on tuc: I the tremendous purchasing power war fronts. Instead of decreasing 1 (held by the public to relieve lhe work that will help children und .1 Mult Have Made Fine young people to grow di-penda'ur-, | influtlonnjy pressure which Ls now Record in the Service useful Uvea and good character. • mreaiening threatening our our price price structure structure ana and such work must have emphasis, for c' MnhSH I whlch cannot be held In check the need is greater. । uti rlanP ' Mturact°ri!y by government decrees. Barry county lias always shown splendid patriotism in unholding the hard way learn—tne 1 Iarge I: stamn 17 good for one oatr shoos large lncnraie Increase in tn offense* offenses bv by' teen teen ! to* the countv county war efforts of our country. The Idly advanced since, he begun hi* । chasing power into the form of 'age boys and girls a* te found elseSo. $775,000 less $115,000 or $660.-1 to June 15 We already know that you can't. ,„,B awwiu ™ to Judge Sluati 000 represents the total raised from county has Just bought wrli toward military career le&s than 18 months government securities which will 11 W where according G a Milne 54) per cent more war bonds than (ago. He Is in the Air Transport • mature at a time when thl* pureha*- change from peacetime to war pro- Clement who. as -s t... the Juvenilecouq: .strictly local sources. Subtracting Stamp Number 5 from Basle Us assigned quota, it recently made <Cornnmnd, in the rudio department, ling power Ls likely to be needed to ducllorr quickly or easily. Agonizing Judge of thLs county. jly.fc u> in a position ,। irom from mis" this me tHe quota of $560 $560,000 000 Mileage'Ration A Book worUi 4 a 50 ner cent ova subscription, for He was corflmteMoned as a 2nd lieu- I bolster market*. Ls the only way months are needed to retool and to speak^advkedly.^He talcs that ‘; (which should be used, if the state ( speak advisedly He ’states state.gallon* of gasoline good througa the Redl.SSuh. Cross. <. the number of youthful delinquents allotment figures in the ealculaMav21 r “ °“ne’ mrouga (tenant March 1. 1942; i«t lieutenant • |n which the threat of inflation can No patriotism Is finer nor more tin | in June 1942; 1942: and received hLs his com- (,be ilrioUsm Ls u. successfully met 1 Now. we are learning that it also I(brought Into his court so flu in 1943 tiona) leaves about $100,000 as the > •. helps "* ■ mission • ■... needed than thut — which boys os captain on January 1. p" p Fuel Oil take* time to translate war produc- •• Lymore than twice a* lafge as in'indicated over-subscription from' and girls to choose the clean, right 1943. That's a great record for a I (the same period of 1942: and last , local sources. Coupon 5 good for 11 gallon*, The United States turned pul way In life, and to keep going on I young man of 22. and evidences the J (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.) year that of n „ j* unpuMiuir impossible 10 to ObwiiMinc determine ■<;ac-l Must Sept. 30 for both .._. the .... number exceeded ...... 1— — ta*t until — r- — the straight road. The YouUt Coun- fuct that he is giving fine service I — The ptevlou* TTtevlOtLX year. Vear. ______ of .. the ... heat anH the curately what ___ percentage and hot watar water. ell U doing a greatly needed, natrio- 'for his country. When tnese cases are investigated, j total came from stricUy private Tirta tic und worth-while work for the, Robert k the older of the two sons IC AC C New Poultry Prices berc ai elsewhere it i* found that I sources — Somewhere within the Second Inspections due: A b Youth of Barry county. of Mr and Mrs. Hubert Bronson. I XL ° - , —. 1 ,>n mast instance* unsatisfactory range of $250,000 to $300,000 would vehicle* by Sept. 30: B's by J We --- do not know when their ---- --------cam-I nuw now Ul of U/eilVCI. Denver. i-.UIUl.lUO, Colorado, WIICIC where SECRET SERVICE Set By OPA home copdlllon* cause, or greatly .come close to the actual figure. 30; C* by May 31; commercial ttaign Y paign to assure .support support for the ac- . Hubert h, bi ln in lhe the engineering servsen-- | 'T VUJTJ. . ,, * . . . t 'aggravate, toe trouble. Where par- 1 Subscriptions to the campaign hides every 60 day* or tfiOO tn hrv sponsor «rwr will lw* nut _ ______ tlvlilcs ’they wUl be put rin. on.. I.. [Ce Of .... nle government. n-1 Robert was Uniform prices have been estab- ent* are divorced, the boy or girt 1 from payroll deduction sourceiiwas which ever’it tint. toon. Whenever bom In ln Hastings, graduating from froml^Wfc'^ ' It will probably be soon. Ilshcd on producer*, wholesalers |js robbed of that attention and in the neighborhood at $60,000 and ~ ’ is. every person in Barre Burry county our high htsh school, and .na has >■<.. lived in tn “ it is Members Favor Present and consumers purchases of all; care for his or her interest* which ; If this is subtracted from the above ' should give liberally to aid the or- ,hls cUy mosl of hla ufe hasI types of poultry, it wa* announced a child should receive from his , It indicates thal participation of Sugar for home­ Time for Summer Months anizatlons which are so helpful to, Unga people are interested In his , today by lhe Barry County War father and mother, ..t-JZ*.. -!7_n_u ■ fruit crops will t mother. in In other raws cases indivirii,«i« individuals not already enrolled In the young people of this county. ■ (ine record. He attended the TriCarl J. Haubner. resident agent'1 Price and Rationing Board. the investigating officers find a a war savings plan, was about Thlnk it over, and be prepared to state College at Angola. Ind. He iias of the United State* Secret Service. The farmer price on-------"live" -------poul- seeminglvjieartless indifference by ------------------------------boost them, 1-----.-----------------------------(Continued on Page 2. Sec. 1> I specialized in radio work and aft­ Grand Rapids, was guest speaker try if sold to a processor at the one 01 both parents toward their er his enlistment wa* given prellml- al the April meeting of the Has- farm, or within 30 mllca is as fol- erring son or daughter. OccaslonaUj' l nary Instruction in the mllitary tings Chamber of Commerce at I. lows: for canning sugar. Detail* at ths a Juvenile is sent to some state in­ | use* of the radio. He received his O. O. F. Itall here Monday evening. Broilers. "•«"« — Fryers. Roasters ■»stitution. parents act as if they program will be issued within lha ' commission as 2nd lieutenant in 1 Fowl 24'ic were relieved because responsibility' Mr. Haubner spoke on the *ubi Marcii last year. He was sent to 1 Stags and Old Roosters „ .. has been taken from them for a ject of safeguards to be observed Washington for instruction in toe ' Over 30 miles and up to 50 miles time, and the state and not the ! foreign work which he was expected in „„„cashing government checks—or he may add 3 4c per pound, and parents will provide food, clothing ! to do. and was there three weeks. 1 “’’X checks, for that matter. The an additional ',c per pound for end care for the delinquent. In Ten Students Earn pouits Mr. Haubner stressed arc His first assignment wa* to a' P° uu some cases the examples set by one in a chart published on each additinnl 50 miles. I British-owned island In the Persian ' summarized *' mr All-A Rating Store High 57Vi to 4514 IuFS JSTL The retailer's price to consum­ or both purenk are inexcusable, and Th second six week* marking ‘ Gulf. This wa* an important shlpahlp- page 3. second sectlpn. Those who _ ers. when bought and sold on /a can only result In causing a boy or ; ,,^be Sax°ns won their first dual was one of toe hundred 1943 lilrii period at Hasting High school ended P‘'>K fo.r lbe P^uc- are called upon to cash a large "dressed weight" basis, is os fol- girl to gel headed wrong In life. thedefeated season Tuesday graduate* state to be May 4. and found seventy three R»V«t cou>d number of checks each week may .r™ So It can be seen that the juven­ track night meet when of they Western school awarded AluminUi the uLtermduX name* on the honor roll. There were b’ar,Pitl7?“cb in such.a place about find It convenient to clip this chart ■i „!■_ ile delinquency problem is princi­ Broilers. Fryers, Roasters for reference. He also presented a' 17 ninth graders. 22 tenth graders.; “>n<l‘^on* in Mlatlc Fowl r 39c pally a home probltm. It could be State High at Waldo Stadium by the I Scholarships at toe University dE score of 57S to 45 ’ 4. The Saxon* 1 Michigan, according to an an­ largely cured if all parents irad a 14 in the aleventh grade group and • countries, as well as about com- sound film showing how American Stags and Old Roasters 20 from lite senior clai nterce on the Indian Ocean and the paper money is designed and print­ concern and Interest tn their a-on seven firsts to State Highs' nouncement made this week by The retail price on “live” poul­ deep There were lei wtaTeamed all A Red "a- Hc *■» a rad10 operator ed and how counterfeit bill* can | Dean C. S. Yoakum, vice-president children, and would use common ,lv" Summaries marks—3.00.. Tne eleventh and (*•«"• a"?thwa^hb‘ 3MSS2‘UnaJ be distinguished from genuine ones. try sold in stores or on city retail। 1 sense and thoughtful, sympathetic 'of toe University in charge of eduundI care in their .guidance; would seek twelfth grades each had two rep-1 “b0'‘ 120 yard High Hurdles won by cattonal investigations and dean at eeSing,gthe 0^1^ ^ChSmZ ' markets in western Michigan »ic72 resentatives in this class, while me! Washingtom To reach thh tstand ber of Commerce went on record' ta’atm' and their confidence and good will. Now Bolton IH); Lewis (S.H.) second, the Horace H Rackham School at (Graduate Studies. ninth and tenth grades furnished 1 **ob«* todc a G, to : and then some boy or girl will go Time 19.6 seconds. ^hirh” three each They wre: Bcveriy I M|aP2'-APm 7. 1942, went to South by a small margin os favoring a SL32*1' to the bad from a good home, where 100 yard dash won by Wilcox (H);| Winners are selected sorb y«O» 1 parents have seemingly done their Lawrence (SH.) second; Townsend on the basis of scholarship an* Bradford, Jim Coleman and Esther I character. Most of toe xiiL’i'.wsafbf utmost to help their children to be (H) third. Time 10.5 seconds. Ragla. (9); Lots Campbell. Chariecn IT Cappon. and Merilyn ZuttermeUter,’ him _acrojB good. But these are the exceptional Mlle won by Tompkins <H>; J.।candidates were chosen from hunAiric.; jl'iS; 7 of II Xn,e'l«^,'.S.'Ii%7lnm,' Anderson (S.H.1 second: McKeough dred* of nominations made by local 110); Audra End;!:; —-* **—*u-i the Persian Gulf. While there, in । -- i Tnc Prices on drawn poultry engaged to a pretty navy nurse. En­ HUI. (11); Mary Ketel (H) third. Time 5:8.1 minutes. 'University of Michigan Clubs and Ketcham and Mar. Junc lMt year hc m>de # w • — ' — ■* ---------------------— ----------------~ 'and "quick frozen, eviscerated" sign Dorothy Hoffman of Corpus 440 yard dash won by Thompson alumni groups. and war is a lapse into barbarism. Norton. (12). lVteutenZ?t> —' ------------ —I Carl Bauer Is Now A poultry which Ls are sold conslderab|y only on (I That no doubt stirs evil impulse; ,'S.H.); B Anderson (SH.) second;: Students who maintain a G*ti»Christi. Texas George has recently Jorle WWO UMUCI 13 now Inel wcJght baiU OUicra on lhe honor roll were: was iran-sicrrea been promoted from Ensign to Lt. 299-2.75; Virginia Demaray. Anne I] L4isi novemoer nc * “ tran -'ffrrrd I। - , for every war bridgs with it an up­ Ottosen (H) third. Time 55 3 sec- factorily high standard of *chotar-» ” ' higher than regular "feather dress- surge of human delinquency. (J.U) and is still at Dallas. Texas, . to another place. No one except the Lieutenant CoiOHC 1I onds. (ship under the grant, are eligMt ;ed poultry. '•(military authorities know wnere where he J? vuiunci , nuntare auuwnue. teaching cadets to fly. 200 yard low Hurdles won by L. for similar awards in their suoeas What will cure this condition? Wc u.^ q.iin.rrwh1-1 nowi or whcn he blu> k”11 nine® Word has been received in this ' The effect of this latest amendWe have been seeing a lot of Tom nhteiSu Fuller (H); M. Thomas (H) second; I »i*e I«r» at lhe University. November. His Hl* family family can can only only city clty mat that w. W. carl Carl Bauer. 36. 36, son son of of1 ment is to lower prices generally wish wc had the complete answer. McKinney (S.H.) third. Time 28.4: .,Durlf-« tbe 12 Niethamer lately while he was at ® 5b!£!S? J * Actiz.l uX? 7m\.'November. S"}" .V™ Juvenile delinquency would no doubt m in! reach hlm ** mal1 ,n an Indirect Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bauer of Ha*. ..... u» -----_» which the consumers have been Great Lakes when he could skip ' Alumni Undergraduate Schotarshipa be greatly helped if every parent seconds 880 yard run won by Kenyon (H): rir3t established, more than home for Sunday but he is now al Murrn nfinmLv Ortha8 Hawhlita manner- T1‘ey do Ket letters from tings, was raised to the rank of paying for poultry. would be far more concerned about Maloney (S.H ) second; M*<011 , ----------------- -----------------------Miami. Florida, taking an eight Martin Guernsey. Ort ha Hawblit a. hlm but n0 mem^n of his present Lieutenant Colonel on April 28. "tomenta have beeii spowocod the children in the home, and would (H) third. Time 2:20 4 minutes. weeks course at Subchaser school. 8chana’ Klcliard 8wan', whereabout* is ever made. For ob- ; Mr. Bauer practiced his profes- 4.U Club Memhprc by the University of Michigan Ch**. set a good exnmole before them. ” V-IUD /ViemDerS He came off with flying honors at a0?',aV,«A. sv-i MrnnnaM Dolor mv10ua reasons that would not be ,*ion of the law tn Saginaw and was Pole Vault won by Myers (H):! ®nar ,rr]and*f,n v^Wenl It would be helped too if every one Chicago when he stood next to the thri^^Ph^Uta Wfhh Vod|, EFronk al,owed by to* authorities. White a member of the State Militia. It Win Scholarshins the local U^varsity Chib. of us would try to so live that any Lane (H) second: Bolton (H) third/ highest in a class of 150. His address Shriver, nuVh P.uhvyU£JteMb’rteril ---------lSST in this new location he received hLi wiU be remembered that all state । ,n JCnolQTSnips Bush, Patty 2 “#bl X. kK. Pewless. w^i.Vnn Doris Locka™ commission as captain lost January.! troops were taken over by the Fed- I County Agent Harold J. Foster, child one's own or a neighbor's, "siwc Prn^n by Maloney <8K).' Is now —— would not be led by our example Wherever Robert may be. he ha* * eral government in 1940. Carl Bauer announces that two two Barry Barry County into wrong-thinking or wrong ao- R. Thomas (H) second; Koops (8-------- ...at M.M. 2/c Tom Niethamer Ill);’Joe'Beck, Marjorie L.'Boyes, (II), Joe Deck, Marjorie u. Moyes, reported that his position is a very ;was ordered to report renorl at Chicago. .• 4H Club members have been ■ McAllister Barracks, Room 842 nle Brandstelter. Thomas Walers. responsible one. His superior officer 1 where on January 6. 1940 he re- named 0on the 4H State Scholar-1 ,Ing. It would be helped, too. if every H.) third. Distance 38 feet 3 Inches. Miami, Florida. High Jump won by Townsend On Saturday May 1 the school -...................... ,; one oi of us "loved lovea uou God wiu with all the Pvt. Maynard Nicholson who- U Donald Clark. Senta Furrow. Ray­ 1* ill, so Robert ha* been made the 1 ceived the rank of Captain and be- ' ship nor honor roll in recognition of hcftrt ~ and our neighborr „ our. (HI; Adams <S.H.). second: Wil-'board paid the interest due alsa -------------— ! ■their u-‘- — ■ at the -Chicago guar___________ at Ft. Riley. Kansas, writes his mond Kenyon, Jessie Jarrard, Vir­ commanding officer of his division. gan his work -• outstanding 4H project work solve*." That would end wa 2tt£M'n (H’- tie i*13500 on the principal of the ginia and when last neara heard irom from mat that was ters of the Judge Advocate of the In 1942 mother that he saw President Roo­ “ “47n Wheating, (12). .. * na wnen rH^*ht 4 1 bonded debt of our city school dlt^IhnAM.i sUU hU P°®1Uon- For ■ VOung man U. S. Army. His legal training Donald Preston of the Altoft 4H a* delinquency. sevelt during the President's recent r/l^ftew8, >... Williams ------------- Thal rwiucjJ Broad Jump won by I°f 22 t0 flu &urh “ blBb P1*®* n’canjl would, of course, qualify and sug-| club was awarded this recognition . .. trip thru the middle west but that c,£. 8 (8.H.); Kenyon <H>. second: My­ outstanding bond* to $46,000, which cohn. John Richardson Richardson. Marv Mary 8*1Sal-:.i IV.., * --------------------------RMl hlm forhim such p^tton. Afu.r Ior hu forMlr). dub pres. [)rT*|| CQC DA|l|t that ----------he must have given exceptional Rest for„ such he is now In the hospital with bron­ eolm ers (H). third. Distance 18' 214". will all be liquidated by May I. i»ta. chial pneumonia, getting along OK. ton. Elaine Van Hom, Martha We­ service, and must have the confl1- Pearl Harbor was bombed. Mr Bauerton was ateo a delegate to the Stale: ICC IAILLK J DVllUa 880 Yard Relay won by State High A definite amount is applied on the but still pretty sick. Hix address is del. (9); Donna Bacheider, Milo1 deuce of his superiors. ;de.Mred to enter lhe regular army. 'Conservation Camp at Higgins Lake (Thompson, Anderson. Toornman. principal each year, atoo the amount Co. E. 27th Tnt Bn. MPRTC Bldg. Coldrep. June Colvin. Tom Dolan. I but hi* superior officers would not • taitfaU CT A MR C Al C UITC Lawrence). Time—1:42.3 minutes. of interest due each May is regu­ JoAnnc Finnic. Loraine Schantz. to that 247 2-T Fort Riley. Kansas. - listen Itetenta thatbecause becausehe hehad hadproven proven Marian Malchele received her larly paid. J°°,yuluab ,e *n the posiuon which recognition in 4H sheep club work.i *»-•**. ■■■■« Lt. Gaylord Floc has been trans­ William Stebbins. Agnes Thompson. No city of it* size tn thl* ar any ferred from Fort Sill. Okla., to Camp (10>; Ronald Brass. John Coleman. tie then filled. A little over a year por the past five years Marian has iiriH UIPU othei1 stale has a finer school plant Maxey. Parts. Texas, where he is LaRae Dean, Oall Foster, Merle ago he was transferred irom Oh - been mat active in this project RF W HIIlH than Hastings. Ant! the Central cago to the Judge Advocate s head- , and has gained a state wide repu■ink,, 1 still painting between studies and Hammond. Raymond Martin. Dale' School auditorium Is a oooMBUDitt maneuvers. Gaylord has worked Sponseller, (11); Iris Baldwin. Pau­ D- & “»d tatlon for her ability a* a fitter • “ 1 ZivVr ; th. rank Ar I « Mon ,or ner a0 “ ' l X « a niter Record for Year Is Elizabeth Doster. And1.nnow. — aheep.I hard In lhe Field Artillery and still lino Chandler. f v«rajor. ,2J..?^ ^. ’and bowman of tratr Hampshire cate. Before Reaching The had tlmr for his first love, the paint Lloyd Frey, Ula Garllnger, Robert atiainL th. a™»tr I Eacb award carries, beside* rec-| $531.487—Quota. $96,000 Working quietly but persistently, brush, with which he has won quite Murphy, Juanita Swill. (12). attained the rank of Lieutenant . ognttion and honor * $95 00 schol-1 Barry County rtetallera finished the committee in charge of the Silvers Rich Co. Plant 2.24-200: Hazel Staulfer, (10); a frw honors since entering the 'year with' $^1.48745 'against .Easter Seal Sale for the Crippled Saturday night Norman Phllllng- familv have Willo Hampton. 11. Armv. hOmr ?here Ml“ Malchclc u al the pre«nl I the year's quota of $96,000.00 to Mav Children's fund has raised $500 in hom wa* piloting a big tractor-trail ­ T.V. John R. Bulling gets thru family have made their I Barry county, according to John er up the long hill on M 37. on the ever shute he moved to that city his school in radio, signal division, j "p^Tte‘; *jSi»tor“ta"ihe everybody behind it. Here's what Ironside, the chairman. Mr. Iron­ M. L. and L E. PIERRON, Profs­ town line between Hostings and to death In the family and May 5 when he hopes for a fur­ Col. Bauer s friend* here and in । Hastings High School happened, according to George Car­ side says that this record was made noOwing Baltimore townships, when the left Saginaw further use for ths houMM lough home. He Installs radios In are pleased that this oro- I ____ penter. county chairman. To be­ possible by the fine co-operation goods, the above will dispaw at front tire Hew up. The big truck, tanks and leens. His address te Co. ha* come to him. for they : D , n . D gin the month. Hastings started of Rotary dubs at Hastings and them at the residence located at 81? heavily loaded with a cargo of freah motion P. 800 8. 8. Regt. Camp Crowder. the ball rolling with a bond auc­ Middleville and by the schools 8. Jefferson Bl., in Hastings. Dewey eggs. Immediately went out of con­ know that he has earned it by his DOHu rUrchaSDS DV Mo Barracks 3735. close attention to hi* duties. ;D J Ax CJ a* tion at the school, which accounted throughout the county. Reed will cry the sale. See ths adv. Our most recent soldier visitor In Mrs. Nelson, head of theBarry ------ - trol by the driver, raced off the Richard Maxwell OOrd----Ut- Education -------------------... Bauer, another j.» -------------------------------------for $47,000.00. while Ralph Hess at Woodland was Pvt. Roland Geiger County Bureau of Social Aid. re­ pavement and tipped over. Fortun­ non of Mr. and Mr*. Guy Bauer. ■ Em-Unvae Tnteil--------------- 'Nashville got busy and started a elsewhere in tills Issue for full paxwho had a twelve dav furlough and ports that, for the month of March ately Mr. Philllngham escaped with Joined the army about a month ago. I cmP,o7®5 I OTGI 4>jjJU tw.n buying campaign, which re­ slight bruises. after a week's visit with his parents. is at present at Camp Joseph T. of the Hastings Board! suited in tne delivery of six Jeeps But those eggs! Several thousand lic * • , of Employee* Mr. and Mrs Paul Geiger flew back this county were given aid by her ATTENTION, o-ui — — •>*. — j ...... Education bnV( . purchased bonds from Camp Custer al Nashville on to Oregon last Wednesday. He is department, the total paid being *dozens of them were smashed, not Robinson. Arkansas, and just now Since the first of this year, es­ DOG OWNERS He I during the month of April having May 1. one escaping. A stream of the sUcky. }» enRaged in riOe practice enthusiastic about the armv. likes $21,678.40: 1scrambled product crept some dis- llkcs Your special attention la “ I a maturity value of $3,350 00. This 1 The total sales for each town for tate taxes have been arfnV and his work in It. assessed his work and savs the climate Is There were 880 in this county 1tance down the roadside ditch. It I against the following estates in . - ' ’ i figure c ‘represent* ^1'“-^““ an actual cash! Auril are as follows: wonderful. His address Is who received old age assistance was a mess if you ever saw one. The I Rnfinn a12">, StamDft CflUSfi <!r.T=t.~er.t investment =f of •3 $2.512 50. which is' Nashville ................... — .$ 38,229.40 Barry county: Pvt. Roland Geiger. amounting to S18.2T7.6u. or an aver­ big load of tan was being hauled *«»nip3 VOUSB over 25_perccnt of the mo Est. Louella Thomas ..$ 299 30 25 percent monthly pay-1 Hosting* 125,982.00 353 Engineers. Co. C. age of 820.77 per person. Mrs. Nel­ mon Council, on April 9. JM3 Est. Chas. H Loehr .. 680 00 I"roll. Put another way. we f bid ; Delton-Cloverdaleson staled that for April the aver­ from Indiana to the egg-drying ' R|jsh m LOCO I StorCS Camp white Oregon. take effect May 1. IMS. 16.00655 Est. Otto Natael 30.00 that on tho average, each of the! Prairieville .... Latest recruit from Woodland is age would probably reach 824.00 per W. L. Wallace. City Clerk. < Long line* of customer* faced the j fifty-eight employees have pur- i Middleville 27.147.75 ■' the checking -------------------------------Elwood McLeod who enlisted In the person, as the legislature at its re- . 1X188 74 to - before arying naa mey ; worker* at counters in’ 1 chased two and one-third $25.00, J^wport Total..........91B09JO Coast Artillery Reserve while at cent session. Increased the state's 30530 at toe local plant: but local , U , n . ui . h*® 1 their |bonds this month. B?w 118 ------------Estate tax money is paid to the Michigan State College. He Is now appropriation for old age assistance. SSS ,---------- 1....------— - I usual claclna time Friday evening ---------------------- —■—.— (Hickory Corners ... 1.070.50 state treasury and goes into lhe pri­ in Texas with the Coast Artillery There were 80 cases of dependent result of the accident, the scramble |“ P««P»e «pad« a last minute rush of the month, following Woodland ...---------7 026 3'1 mary school fund. ritxh ' ter aa billed In iha& ais father tells us that he la now children provided for by tills Barry could not be processed. They are a 776.05 £.1rth,e£,r2Vo itlon 0i!'. 27™? stamp* that Demand InCrCOSIfTG County Schools ... aying the bugle with the regular county bureau. The total given for total loss, their value being estlmat- bcSai"e TZ“' band. that purpose wa* $3.26080, an aver­ ed at over 11000. be added ‘ ' TEXi $215,631.60 One woman reported the Pvt. Elwood McLeod age of $40.76 per person. The truck wa* not badly damaged. ?*'®ad “L??/ WhCin c“mPleUd Due to the World war. it seems AS.N 16104976 Five blind persons in the county It Is owned by a Benton Harbor payment, must bear 1 that work horses arc coming more received a total of $140 aid for the man A small fire in lhe front apart­ later than the IMh 1 two hours before she had her gro- and more in demand. Farmers are CONCERNING U. S. Armv month an average of $28.00 per per­ ment over lhe Patten Monument to entitle customer I ' --------------1 eerie* Checked and was ready to doing their utmost to increase food ANONYMOUS LETTERS Camo Wallace. Texas son. Store on N. Michigan Saturday eve­ ■ a. irrrsr vai in ,lfavp tllp store. And this at the end crops. Restrictions In the use of iron The BANNER has received Elwood. I wonder if they have The money to pay this $21,078.40 ning required the services at lhe Of a hard day's work. Others re­ and steel have reduced almost to basket ball down there in Texas came frdm the state of Michigan fire department. The damage was Ab U CT A 1 ported being in line a half hour to । the vanishing point the making of addressed to the Open Forum to equal what we have in Michigan. and from the national government. slight, pnly a small section at the forty five minute*. tractors. To secure the increased Department. This is a remind­ Remember when you rode with us Shlle the people of Barry county floor being burned. ri Tt.rn. Nathviiu rhair I Additional help wa* necesary in production urged by the govern­ er to the authors that un ­ tn st* the Woodland bovs take Mid­ d not pay that sum directly In Neighbors said the occupants of ment, farmers find they have to signed letters will not be con ­ dleville there? and had to get up taxes or otherwise, we should not the apartment, who were away taxed 10 llmlt a* the unusual make a larger use of work horses. sidered for publication under the next morning at 5 to ge» to delude ourselves with the Idea that u’TtTlrUih r°r me8t “nd Canncd goods Michigan State College auction­ any circumstance. If the auth­ class In East Lensing. I supno«eyou this was an outright gift to us. The 1* still very much in need of scrap or. for sny reason, doesn't want 2)Ile' merchant was heard to say eers report the wartime demand for are wed to getting up at 5 or there- people of Barry county paid a fair iron to supply the armament Induswork horses continues to grow, and his name mentioned, he can ®bot>t< n'w We hnd a <*n<vt oid Share of the $21.678 40 indirectly, just south of the scene at Batursay so. and It will be with­ Woodland team anyway, didn't we. in added cost* of good* or services, ban y, I\teded P|1M °£ scr?,p me(£? ■ bringing about what the govern- an auction by lire Michigan Horse day night's fire. association on tHe cam­ held. Since the editor, himElwood’ which lhe people who did pay the 1 c°[l«t«lin wucvicw m trmeu wiurta It 11. can 011 be uc ment desired a* many people were Breeders centers^ where pus saw 43 animals, a third of them A recent promotion has come to money added to their overhead ex- ' conveniently graded and sent on to ------------- buying merchandise they would not unbroken oolta, sold for ap average swer e. irsene) Pnrrnu who ha* , pense*.' for the factories or stores production ------- ----------------------------------areas, constitute the re- ordinarily buy in order to make use of 8166.40 apiece, an increase from nawed hH final flivht test forCio- which put up the cash paid to fed- senes needed to insure a steady , Of their rtarnpa. In some instances the March auction price*. Highest tain He |s connected with the non- 1 eral and state authorities to get the supply for the mills. Uncle Sams purchase* of meat were so much price was $600 for a grade Belgian May 3 i sol'dsted Aircraft Corp, tn Plight i needed money. We never gel some- reserve scrap supply is getting low, larger than usual that H seemed ^and gelding, comoarable to and Sendee. San Dieto. California, thing for nothing. Politicians may Mr. TtlUle say*, and he urge* those । probable that some of It would spoil sold in March for the top He has been ferrying planes and try to make us ttilnk we do. but It who have scrap available to sell it before the consumer would be able price im of $437.50. the announcement (Continued an Page 2, Sec. 2.) Isn't ao. to a dealer a* soon a* possible. to use It. • 1 said. * Woodland. Michigan May 3. |943 HELLO WOODLAND BOYS:— I can interview one of you boys and take It In my stride but when It comes to writing to all of you. I wonder how I'll do. Well, here goes —Mother's Day will be near when some of you read this and perhaps tar-Mint others, past a long ways, but I want to repent for you ah original |»em that was written by one oi our Woodland boys in India for his mother: “Once a year iMother's Day) there comes a Day, Just once a year. That i always hold above all others. For on this day 1 realize iww much I love you, dear Mother. Tho Mothers' Day is no holiday. Il's a day of thanks for me. Because you are. and will always be. Sweet and dear to me." •Mrs. Lloyd Towns received a let­ ter from Paul tills week with this ix>cm and she kindly consented to my putting n in this letter. Paul Ls fine and gained hack the 35 pounds he lost in Jefferson Barracks. Mo., altbo he says it is pretty hot in In­ dia. His address is ' Pvt. IJoyd P. Towns. ; A.P.O. 882 c o Postmaster New York City. N. Y. Paul's little sister Marilyn has an­ nounced her marriage to Pic. Jos­ eph Jerrv oonyou of Cheyenne. Wyoming, son of Mr. and Mrs J B. Gonyou of Hastings. They were married in the Catholic church In Cheyenne by Rev. Fr. Marley on March 16 Pfc. and Mrs. Gonvou plan to come home for a visit Mav 10 when he has a ten day furlough. Speaking of marriages, the lie most IIIV'I receni one was the wedding cf of ” Miss' 1.“' i.-- Bert Velma Moore, daughter of Mra. Moore of Hastings to Omar Bar­ num. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bar­ num of South Woodland in a cere­ mony performed al the Methodist parsonage nt Providence. Rhode Is­ land on ^pril 10. Mrs Barnum re­ turned to Hastings the following Tuesday where she is employed. Omar enlisted in the Sea Bees, a branch of the Navy, several months ago He has been promoted to thc rank of Second Cum Petty Officer and has been transferred from a battalion to n Station Force which Is nn indication that he will retain his present location at Camp Endi­ cott. R I. for several months Another recent wedding took place In Woodland township when Miss Virginia Hesteriy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hesteriy of West Woodland became the bride of Sgt. Clifford Touslcy of Pt. Warren. Cheyenne. Wyoming. Clifford, you will remember, was No. 1 out of the first draft. While I still have weddings In | my mind, Sgt. Chalmer Hershberger of Fort Sam Houston. Texas, won alsa a recent groom. HLs marriage to Miss Onal Giles of Grand Rap­ ids took place in Grand Ranids. Another war romance is that of ' " ‘ ROBERT BRONSON £ CAPTAIN AT 22 mn” “ u TEEN-AGE OFFENSES SHOW BIG INCREASE i AGENT 01616354 H.H.S.WINS TRACK MEET HONOR ROLL Sa.on, B.«, Mary Ketcham Wine U-oLM. Schoiarthip ! 1 I i 1 1 1 1 I I I ' School Debt Reduced 1 . . par /wxn On May lit tO 546,000 JIANI* JAll* HI 11 EGGS SCRAMBLED IN ACCIDENT ON M-37 $500 Raised In County for Crippled Children's Benefit AUCTION SA1I Social Aid Bureau Paid $21,678 In March in Barry Estate Taxes of $1,009 Levied Since January 1 I Now for Work Horses 0. U. S. NEEDS YOUR SCRAP METAL | Small Fira In Down Town District i �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1843 LOCAL NEWS County School Commissioner. Mrs. Maude Smith was in Kais maroe Thursday attending a meeting ; of school commissioners of touth। western Michigan. ' Robert Norman Tinker, son of Mrs Joke Edger, has been accepted by the Naval Aviation Cadet Sclec: Uve Board Itv-netrnit .and at toon las he flnbhes school in June, he ' win be called for service. 1 Mrs. Marian Klzor Whitehead of ILowell, who was bom in Hasting*. October 20. 1889. passed away on : Saturday. April 24. Her oarents wire Charles axd Marie Kisor. lhe । family moving to Loweii whan their daughter was t— —■“ “'•* Funeral services were held on Tuesdni. April 27. I Ionin ehy returned to eastern war thne cm May 1 for the aummer and will change to central war lime Oct. 1. according to the Ionia County News Charlotte has also adopted the fester time. Mbs HelenofNelson, of the Bureau Socl.l rtupenbor Aid in this POINT and PENNY SAVERS Quality is a better economy than ever because you pay no more “points for the top quality than you do for the bottom quality-'and top quality means full pack ... full palate-pleasure . .. full health and nutritional goodness. You get more food value for yqur points when you buy the quality brands—and when you buy them here, you get more for your money, too. .Our daily low prices for quality foods are real penny-savers that add up quickly to worthwhile sav­ Ration Calendar SUGAR: Stamp 12. June I. For 5 lbs. good to ings on the food bill. COFFEE: Stamp 23. good to May 30. For I Ib. POINT STAMPS: C. H. I Blue through May 31. RED E, F Stamps good through May 31; Red G good Moy 9. STORE HOURS: 8:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. SAT.: til 9 P.M. COMPLETE LINE PACKAGE AND BULK SEED FREE! 20c Worth of Bulk Seed With Every $1 worth At Hastings’ Finest Produce Bar BAG AS 17' 2 ib>. POTATOES CARROTS u- KS- ’ 70' 2 bunches' 13' CELERY HEARTS bun NEW POTATOES 3ibs. Texas seedless GRAPEFRUIT LEMONS PINEAPPLES 19c 23= 25' 4 ... 6 for 17« each 45c and other fresh fruits and vegetables that it is. possible to get. LOW PRICES 1!,l31c SANAA COFFEE »> 38‘ PREMIER COFFEE 33= FLOUR PURASNOW $r5 s^oz ENERGY FLOUR ; PILLSBURY FLOUR[ ELMDALE FLOUR 97 Kent Club Coffee 31c value TOMATO JUICE DEL MONTE ^7° No. 5 con 19' 24‘/a Ib. sack 11 pts. EGGS grade B doz. 40c 24V-2 Ib. sack 24'i Ib. White House Coffee ib. sack LumUn Al nSv den Clt.y ApE“ 30 I nre invltwl and Tktihdattend-1 A girl, weighing three pound* was I unc1Sed‘_<r!Sr K । born to Mr. and Mrs. Rex Strlck■ '• J land. Hastings. R. 9. on May 3. and 1 qn.- Thnmannle Garden club will lhe one Is hi lhe Incubator. 1 n,«t Thursday’May B at the home Twin girls, weighing three and four mim Angle Bate-s 417' j W Grand pound*, the daughters of Mr. and or Mim Angie - w.urana. ReJth clarMvUle. R Banner Class 535 winW™t meetcJJK with 3. arc also receiving incubator care, MThe rV Al^rt VeddTn ------------though -they were----not — bom in Ute • cotmty on Thursday “"'Tded a at Tuesday. May 11. The usual pot hoepltal. regional meeting tn Grand Rajdds |uck supper will be served. Election ' Medical patient* are: Gerald Mrs. Jane ruttie. of frying town- f og officers. V bl tors are welcome. ! Johnson. Middleville; Mrs. Sarah > ship. Is aerlouslv ill at lhe home of । --------------- »-----------------------I Henney. Hastings, R 2; Belon Gclse. Hastings: Mrs. Keith Smelker. w!;1"' **" l“,“" Tln‘'" RoU'“'1 «CT.V. | Clarksville. R. 2; Thomas SlowinWomens Clubs will’be entertained I,.™,0 R“U*n<1 w C c-T. T U. U outlined outllwa ^The^Volloa'inK arc surgical pa... .... ________ fnllnwino t ~ Uenu ------bv the Middleville Club on Tuesday. ‘£?,'.oU..?£fb" ‘.nR J& rog“ t 'nrrwram u ‘cJ’mS : Charles Daniel*. Jr.. Luke May 18th for an all day meeting. >«3. Maj -W C T. U County Mrs Homer McKibben. Mr and Mrs. Leon Slander are . Middleville. R 3; Sharon Kay moving into the Finnic apartments ^ddl- ‘tead^^tha*"au Streeter, 1301 Ave. A. Battle Creek. I ,n*'x I tings City Club. John Matthews wa* elected president: Charles Annable. Rote 56c to 61c per hour 48 hours per week । Also helpers in the Storeroom, GROUND BEEF 41' 7 pi.. 39c No points 25c No points lb. 25c lb. 29c 5 Points SLAB BACON ib. lb. lb. Ri. 36' ib. 27c PORK LIVER lb. Frt.h 5 pH. Orfe 1 AND LIVE POULTRY "VAiT" 23c 1, ".pp^Tp. ^”1” mrSiS8" c: ,utnPs ing fountains are not in use and ore bonds. Lee Fiticld. retainable a homemade founAinong our guests of the evening Mn prepared. Two small Manta re t^W vat ^of *’{1*11)0“ creek’ hnk’5' >nHlcLie^lnw lhe (41‘,e ol u,5 der of the American Legion. Shirley can 8hould be punched about an eiahth-inch from the open end. AnnXld cas'itiue.* of the Our Poppy chairman b bum.these Unlud states armed forces from days getting even thing in Hue for th? 0Ut.brrBlt of me war to date , our poppy, “It A portion of thb (wh0M next of kin have been notlindustry । “£J"f‘iMw.r V? veTerlns 2ed‘ tou‘ 78J35. Ttib total, ar­ ' ! benefit of world war No. J veteransi rlvwl nt by combintnix war and Out 5-13 .and that's one more reason why we,niivv reporU. includes; dead. 12.123; ___ ______ । wounded. 15.049; mbaing. 40.435; i prisoners nt-war. 10.028. "Quality Shoes Properly Fitte l~ MI H. FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS l 1X4*1/ TIltATUf 0 r Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 JL FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MAY 7-8 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Wm. Gargan and Margaret Lindsay "NO PLACE FOR A LADY 0 and Billy Halep and Grace MacDpnald Her BOY "MUG TOWN "THE POWERS GIRL" NECK BONES Bargain matinee Sunday 1:M to 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. MAY 11-12-13 Another beautiful outdoor technicolor Randolph Scott. Glenn Ford and Claire Trevor "THE DESPERADOS i,,‘-10 b 0 Sterling Fruit Jars, dox. ..21c 23c 45c AH IKY THEATH|7 B Hostings, Mich., Phones 2247.2282 FRIDAY, ond SATURDAY. MAY 7-8 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Russell Hayden and Adele Mara 0 0 "Riders Of Tho Northwest Mounted" and Kits Brothers, Jane Frasee and June Clyde "Hl YA CHUM' N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE. MICH. her heart he could be. But there he is. just the same ... to gaze at from her 40-wink choir as she drcams of the day he will be back all covered with medals ond smothered in her arms. Let’s do our part ond hasten the day when her dream will come true. SUNDAY and MONDAY. MAY 9-10 "AIR RAID WARDENS" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:M to 5:00 0 Home is his picture . . . where she wishes with oil A brand ngn picture featuring old favorites Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy O N DS TUES.. WED.. THURS.. MAY 11-12:13 Brian Douievy. Walter Brennan and Ann* Lee "HANGMEN ALSO DIE" "THE BEST FOR LESS" Taylor's Shoe Stone HASTINGS SUNDAY and MONDAY, MAY 9-10 fddd^center: 206 L STATI ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. 6^ George* Murphy, Anne Shirley and ('“role Landis with Benny Goodman's Orchestra Del Monte Pineapple Juice "0815pt2B 39c 1st Call Tomato Juice 11 pts. Grapefruit Juice No. 5 can 4 pts.34c Stoklcy Tomato Juice ”u5r Quaker Tomato Juice K-d CnM M.klrm P1.11; ho.Blu.l- @1 39c | Personnel Office ThiS is on CSSCntiol WE BUY lb. “'/’is ' Yargcr' 537 E Green- Mrs. Richard Brower. 211 W. penson; Mrs. W (Continued from Page 1. Bee. 1.) •1W.000 to *240,000 Thia Is 38 k> 40 per cent of lhe original quota of 4490,000—or 24 to 90 per cent of IM total actually raiscdL Herewith b a aununary of the results here in Barry County: •213505, United States War Sav­ ings Bonds. Series E. •7.714. United Slates Savings Bonds. Series F. •210.600, United Slates Savings Bonds. Series O. •210500. Tax Savings Notes. Ser1m O. •25,000. 7/8 .. Certificates of in­ dented new due April 1. 1044. ■ i •70,000. 2 per cent Treasury Bonds due September 15. 1060-52. •15.000. 3S per cent Treasury Bonds due June 15, 1064-00. Total 0775,600. This, according to regional head-1 quarters, b "better than average." Both Ray Branch and Morris Lambic, county director* of the j drive, received praise for the promptness and good order of their reports- Credit, too. should be I given lhe banks for handling ex­ tra loads of detail work In Issuing 1 the bonds. The 2nd War Loon Drive la over. Tlie national goal of thirteen I billion dollars was passed by a com- 1 fortable margin. That b some­ thing in which Hitler. Hirohito A. Co., can take little comfort. ’ However, from lhe standpoint of general participation, the drive was a disappointment. Thousands of citizens who could and should have bought bonds failed to do so. . It b none too soon to begin thinking and planning for the 3rd War Loan Drive which will be coming along within a few months. Quotas will probably be about thsame ns In the drive Just completed and with lhe "rich cream" In the form of big subscriptions from the reserves of companies and cor­ porations already skimmed, it will take widespread personal partlcipatldt) to reach tlie totals expected. J_?u- J •:t-----°rincr-t c®n ,rBtnum lM. *l?° with water, and ™> inverted on 44 hours per week, beginning u One —- ,o----.----wnnfilled w»irr. wia umrwa * etne -j tins returned from active duty in n saucer The litrs or outer edge* of role $125.00 per month ond World War No. 2. Comrt.de Frank be riightiy deeper .meet cutters to be poid accorddie arl^tmin Utar^lakk' lhe ho,e? ln ,he W*tTr I -At-' arestiiving ior aciaav u1]l aeep oul enough to supply , mg to experience. Apply in of 20 new members Already over the chJck* with a safe supply. , . ,, , half of these have been <>btained. • ------------------ " 1 person or by letter to nersnn or bv letter to jt u planned to have thb claa* ini- riuiut ty tot\LS doz. MEAT DEPARTMENT ; No points EvTKm teMw Patients discharged during the wrek include Ute following surgical cases: Mrs: Gary Newton Belding R 2; Mbs Vet* Rice. Hostings. 11 4; jufch Kidder. 607 E. Marshall: Mr;John -Long. Clarksville; Charles I Finkbelner. Middleville; Mrs. Chas NOTICE iFaul. 318 8. Jefferson. Mcdldal* Barry county R.L.C A. and Aux. discharged were: Mrs. William will meet ht Die Goodwill church jClaartt. Heatings. R 3; Almlron La on M-43 Sat. eve.. May 8. Supper Prairie. Lake Odessa; Freeman til 0 30. Good program- State vice, Kemerllng. Bellevue. R 3; Alonzo president Kenneth Gant- and stale, Our first meeting ,under Nott. ClarkavUle; our new I Claude Harrlngauxiliary president. Mrs. Minnie of Heers will^bc I be held tonlgtr* tonight. ion. 818 6. Hanover. Miss Dorothy Dennison of Grand Rapids will 1 iiutallaUon of officers Loew. Caledonia. speak All eernntv RL.CA ond Aux. was held last. Thursday J--------night Donations with: that have not been members urged to attend this meet­ lhe followinx officers installed: acknowledged, but are greatly ap­ < Ing. are as follows: Guild No. Commander. Lowell Tagg; St. vice- preciated. ' Secretary commander. Ernest Fifleld; Jr.vice- 7. ' 36 sterilizing bags. 30 clinic shceb 30 dressing toweb: Guild No. 8. 6 commander, Edward Purdy; quar- : diapers. 13 qts. fruit. 8 cans 1 Savings through War Bond pur- termaster. Roy Rush; Chaplain. Wil- dozen 3 glasses Jelly; Guild No cltasea already accomplished are al­ ford Platt; officer of the day. Geo. vegetables. II. 37 tray rovers. 30 dressing towels. most sufficient to provide four years Keeler; and guard, Wm. Andrews 10 bedside table covers, donated on of <tiiie-.;c education for every young Mrs. Pearl Musser, department *ec - Muy 1. and on May 3 Uiey gave 42 man and woman in America be­ treas.. Installed lhe ladies with the tray •cloths and 8 dressing towels. aid of Mrs. Margaret Wyatt and her Guild No. 12. 28 bedside lobio cov- । tween tho ages _of 18 ond 21. team from Baltic Creek. The offi- 1i ts; Guild No. 18. 2 pneumonia J cers Installed for them were: Presi- 1 lacketa. 2 glove wrappers. 22 de­ dent. Sylvian Tagg; 1st yice-pres.. room table shetta. 12 dieaeLee Fifleld; 2nd vlcc-pres.. Hazel livery ing toweb. 15 clinic sheets. 24 sur- ' Keeler; sec.. Miltbed Platt; and gical ; towels. 13 breast binders. 12 trMj. Ella Bush. The President opcraUng room cut covers; 8urger.v nartjed the following officers for the , Men to work os orderlies, jani­ year: Hbtorian, Mr!: Frit-*----- *■ Guild No 19. 7 round operating arte Pritchard. tnbie covers and 15 surgical toweb; tors. elevator operators and patriotic btnictor., Zelma Cox. Cox; Ncw jdeB c|ub- 2< surgical towels. of Americanization and kitchen helpers at University chairman Civilian DefctiM committees. Nora ri—. AW tar Chirks ■ Russell; home fund and hospital Hospital. Ann ArJj6r. committees. Hazel Keeler: legiaia- sack 7 Points SSsgg secretary-treasurer. The treasurers iitutess berth. bertha <»«*«« Cotant,_______ leader. ^5Tr. in m net Khnweri the eluh tz. he in-- Biddle, January—Yearly Pro| Xd fSl M A dinner. hosteases. Leora Smith and held in connection with the meet- Gertrude ide Bauchman Bauchman. ., “ucnma Ing. was enjoyed by ail. .... ««>* , , i■ Mullers DONUTS 24Vi Ib. PORK ROAST SHORT STEAKS BAKED BEANS SPAGHETTI POTATO SALAD BOLOGNA Rally : PENNOCK HOSPITAL i Babies bora at the hospital dar­ ling the week were: A girl to Mr. . a F»nd Mrs. Erneat Bali. Middleville, neet*Wed- R 2. April 28; a girl to Mr. and nesday, May 12. for a ’l ------- Ur* Cec11 <”V* Lakc Ckte*“- R 1 luncheon Members must■ get lunch- April 29; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. ini. Dennis Keller. 217 W. Blair, May chairmen by Monday, May 10. or .. rlri .o Mr tl.d yr. wu-u Mau1 -Middleville. R 2. April 29: “a "1** w’ rrm. SSSn ‘nt 60V ,O Mr- Bn<1 Uri County WANTED Wc will have cauliflower, spinach, leaf lettuce, pink meat grapefruit, radishes, DEL MONTE COFFEE ORGANIZATIONS |^™m“;C0UNTY WAR BOND rout $175,609 Al RD’S Adapted from a real story of a Nail Hanftnan ^<ZaVC^ZZZ»CV<*'ZzWZZ.4O'ZZXZX^C^Z^4ZZ^'Z<Z.»CC«Zz£ �TWMQat tnr imwa B ooira, BOND ,609 iginal quota! iper cent of | County: ites Savings' i Note*. Ser-j lcat« of In- I U Treasury 15. 1050-.12.1 nt Treasury I glonal head- and Morris tors of the । te tor the rder of their should be ■ land Ung, exrk in Imulng Jrivc I* over, j of thirteen ; ed by a com­ it is someHirohito A omfort. standpoint of housand* of should have >n to begin for tlie 3rd leh will be few months. re about the i-t <• mpwted earn" in the •ns from the a and cor­ imed. it will, al |>articipa1s expected. COURT PRAIRIE GARDEN CLUB The Prairie Garden Club field j It* last regular meeting of the year <■ — I noon, charged with disturbance of ut lhe home of Ruth and Lorene In a rroenl issue of lhe Michigan ’ Mr. O.W Bennmn wlU enu-ruw «• .VL, ^d^y^n^^ay^ JS XfuTtff^.M!1 ® Christian Advocate, Rev. E. H. Bab° bitt, former pastor <?f lhe Metho- J® Idie 1-vUuU. Eight guc.U were Maple dial church of Hastings, now super-. -wi--— lnr i0*i u»r. WTTwo>mmunity club meet* Friday 1 yRoberte Powi-lf 17, of > inundent of the Grand Rapid* dl*- , Wrttlon ofofnwrx forlHX Myr night- Thl* will be the last meet-[Grove, was brought Into Municipal trict. had a very thoughtful article J?. J,re“‘lenl pro big thl* year. Everybody welcome.. Court Monday afternoon, charged on "The Menace of lhe Comic J«rk*mv vice ------------- with steaUng 15 gallon* of tractor Magazines." What they do to young ^Jacfcmn^Secn’- Martin Corners --------------------------------- I gas from the farm of Waller Btanreadera In placing wrong IdeaU Preaching service at the church ' ton He’admllted the charge and thL^arUcfe" No’matUr’lF’lh?ef” Rul^ KluniP: Wa>s Me*™’ next Bunday morning at 10 o'clock., wa* assessed a fine of »5 and cost*. fart fl11 marteN?n muiltimatelv*1 allow Mary Rosenberg and Flossie Adam* Its Mothers- Day. so let's oil oo to or Um day* ih >11. Another boy, ’ Iho't J?viimh?™l°iheXVt^.r* Rcjxirler, Mary Jackson; Pianist, church honoring our good mothers, considerably younger, was connectShat evil harms the evil-doer, the pmsheiner- chorister i^>plcturing of crime* and lawless FU.llt?'lne.!.'__cnoL-„£..*£• llvlng or dead. Bunday school fol- ed with the offense. Hl* case is , under the jurisdiction of Judge rone Kaechelc; Flower Committee. lowing lhe preaching service. deeds, of bestiality, degeneracy, Winnie Brog and Ruth Schad. ------------, Stuart Clement in the Juvenile murder, torture, abduction, etc., The Narcissus was selected a* the Delton------------------------------------------------| Court. that children see In these so-called club flower. The Delton Inland Lakes Garden j ----------------- *e» “Comics." do register on youthful BRUSH BURNING UNWISE Vote will be taken at the next ft,Utbh.Wh!.J2? «r Mr«"tJnrnii? nui? ' mind* in a way that destroys their meeting as to the inclusion of Ex­ at the home of Mrs. Lincoln Bush. । liking for good literature. Il leaves tension work In the Garden Club Thursday afternoon. May 13 at 2 Burning of grass and marsh lands hurtful mental image* in their o'clock. Hol! call will be "What Can Ion Michigan farms after April 20 Myrta Jackson. Lorene Kacchele. mind*, which may, and sometimes Dorothy Carey, and Lillian Stee- We Do to Beautify Our Village?"; wm destroy nest* of cottontail rab1 do. result in serious misdeeds. i^intrd“aa Tenmmkt^ Mr*. Wlllnrd Buddies will be In bit*. phea*anl*. quail and other Sr the xWuncl “S held ;^^U-xnTKf’puSS fm^ ' In the coune of the article. Mr. of PUnU bunurf over «*ch Babbitt quotes from a Catholic at the home of Luellen Thede.: Mary Jackson Mar-O-Not Class of tlie Del- !!E«mfu?>*av*,RrriTHlllPMlclSiM writer who Hsu as the destructive Tuesday, Muy 25 elements.ln these. "Comics" tlie fol­ will have charge of the program. (ton/Methodlst Bunday school will su^couege fann‘gJme MteSriro lowing: “Sadism, cannibalism, be­ stiality. cheap humor" and further stale* thqt these magazines are _______ .annual grauea. allowing less desir•sentimental stories designed for over 888,000 pound* or 18 million it1*1® J11413 ,^r0W' the general level of a moronic palr* of discarded silk and nylon Quimby --------------------...... ... w „ „ s Blnl,d tarn oil r.m. m .4 mind." stockings were contributed by Aid will meet with Mr*. Pearl Lowell Even Parents ought to take a keen American women. Thursday, May 13. AU are cordially J}«tmved Interest In what their children read buildings are are sometimes aestroveu destroyed .■ buildlmts and encourage them to read worthCover fresh meat loosely. Wipe invited .‘when fire* get out of control. while children's books. Teacher*, with damp cloth Just before cookIF IT WONT HELP WIN THE too, can help pupil* In the selec- Ing. If ground, store in extra cool To hold the sweet In com. peas, WAR—FORGET IT. lion of good reading. place and cook soon. and lima beans and to keep snap beans fresh, keep them cold. Let them suy In the pod or husk un­ less you can store them tightly covered in refrigerator. • Comic Magazines Colled Hurtful COMMUNITY NOTICES mat «. n» SCOUT NEWS The Thomapple District Commit­ tee held It* spring buxines* meet­ ing at the Barry County Health Office on Wednesday. May Sth, at 7:30 P. M. Plans for the Boy Scout Camporee for the District were dis­ cussed im well m summer camping .plans. Regardless of the dltflcultic* In getting Irtdew. Scoutlng Is grow­ ing-making itself felt in the Ilves of jnore and more boy*, which Is very good as our children are "more valuable, than gold." Caullflawer, brussel* sprouts, and broccoli lose freshness faster than cabbage. Leave them uncut: keep cold and not too dry. Of course you’re planning agrft for her .. . but this year it must be practical! If she needs a new dress ... get her one, and the money she would spent on it will help her fowdrd another War Bondi Even a small remem can be a useful one: a purse, a handkerchief, gloves or stockings — spring accessory she will need. Whatever you buy, use Thrift as your guide. You’ll be sure to, if you buy your Mother's Day gift at Penney'sl —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— *0 Perfect Gems That You Con Wear Forever! WOMEN S DRESSES 4-98 । The natural sugar in dried fruit* [keep* them from molding easily. , Store them In a tight bag or Jar i in a cool place. Watch In warm worms or weevils. • Wonderful Two-Piece All Occasion Style*! o Dark Sheen-Cool—Figure-Flattering! Frocks that art-ready for arduous service lhe summer $rt>iigh—for. they’re just limitless in wearing possibilities! Soft, flattering lines . . . rich dark colors that will dress you up, yet trim your figure down! You’ll wear yours incessantly—for everything' from dressy occasions to your wartime activities! Shown in a black sheer with matching slip and a navy blue sheer speckled with tiny white dots. Both in rayon. Sizes 36 to 44. Also navy or black sheers in sizes 12 to 20. SLACK SUITS n™ U*l* 698 Mien. Embroidered SHEER NECKWEAR Gabardine Summer-Wire Comfort! MEN'S SUITS 1875 Cool comfort is right fashion —even for dress-upi Why not —when you can wear a suit that boast* all the tailored perfection and eye appeal of your best suit, yet weighs only a happily light fraction of your regular suit! In hand­ some striping* and rich, sum­ mery solid tones. For a springlike touch on your dark dress a crisp new collar of rayon sheer or net! PASTEL PRINT HEAD SQUARES Sturdy while gabardine — shirk style with B*ncollar. forized _ _ lasting All Protect your curls by tucking them into one of these colorful rayon aralac squares! TAILORED COTTON NEW SLACKS SUMMER HANDBAGS Roomy pouches and slim envelope styles in a grand lection of fabric* and colors! 2.98 Smartly tail­ ored in pencil slim lines Two-Tone or Solid Coion! TODDLERS* DRESSES Childrens* WASH SUITS Short Pants st the js she i with i her Sunshine PrinU! 98' Dainty Trim! Quaint princess styles. Uny que waists, or trim little tail­ ored types. Sixes 3-6X. Most necessary in a young fel­ lows wardrobe I Light and ac­ tion free, yet rugged for wear. Moat Important For Practical Foe Summer! GIRLS* BOYS* SPORT SETS Convertible Collar* J98 98' 79' 98' 98' 98' EXTRA SHEER QUALITY Get Young America Ready for a Busy Summer! th all nt- BEAUTIFUL RAYON HOSE I a b- Shirts and GLOVES Bhortle styles for sport, longer length for dress wear I In white or colors. Washable. Smart Sport cotton MILLINERY If ll’s-hard for you to decide on a bat. see this collec­ tion! Big straws with magical trimming* of flower*, feather*, ribbons or veiling! Blouses 1.29 * Stone MI1IIMI1IHIW WOMEN'S Choose from rayon faille, ray­ on crepe or rayon gabardine! Some In two tones with inter­ esting trimmings. 12-20. AQQ SLACK ShlH In Or Out! Pleated Slacks SUITS I981 Shell wear them sometime -------------- ( ( , , every day! Nicely tailored in spun rayon with jacket type shirt 7-14. Sanforized cotton poplin* and gabardines In free-action short sleeved style*. Tough I She'll Need A Big Supply For CHILDREN'S ANKLETS Warm weather — and time u> wear gay little anklet* Sturdy cotton in her favor­ ite pattern*— light shades dark tones or gay noveltie* I 19' 3THER ANKLETS TOO AT ONLY, pr...............15c * THE PENNEY WAY US THE THfTIFTV WAV * * * THE THRIFTY WAY IS IH �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MAY 6, 1HJ DITORIAIS (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) tton and “training camp” armies Into effective Trent line strength Hera too there are agonlMn* months of inaction while bases arc ‘ being built, supply depots eatabluhcd. It takes months of training ■and limited combat experience ... to WM S .n .i.kU™ iX hrw. inxm. Right now the U 8. •»d .ni. in.*. »» b.ufc << lumu-nul 11 WOUM m « raiubu "slaughter of the innocents. ” That ___ .._______ ii_ ._o.ii.K_a nafua bomber* ... turn were only 1»4 billton doUaro Jmb -in 1943. they will exceed 100 bllHon,dollars. These figures alww sharply the difference in cost be- tween the test war and this one. There were four Liberty and one Victory Loan Drives in the test war, ■with a total goal of less than 19 billion dollars, but to finance the present war. tlie people of the United States must raise about 70 billion dollars before the end of thia year In that war our tesk was chleny to fortify a line of trenches In France—In this war, we must equip and supply our armies on all tlie farflung battle-fields of tlie world. and Auxiliary No. 3326 caused by a fire tn a nearby apartment, hie. i been repaired, involving a painting and cleaning job -of some >400. New tin’s night bombers where adverse quently taken a bigger toll than en­ emy fighters or antiaircraft fire. American airmen also aay that their new crop of bombers coming along have greater bomb carrying capacity Eccentric, recently; and fire power and so. should be Birmingham ?LP"T‘ completed a tour of several Arrnyj ,our «notered craft which Oen. Ar- Camps throughout tlie nation and. as a private cltleen of the U. 8. A... <~11 tonbm- Bui mu u umu. made the following reply to his pre- | min, lor m. lulrn.. No on, know, viously hold editorial views which when they win he in action. As a is pertinent because many of us matter nf faz-.t nnlv toiten farm nr have doubtless had the same Ideas: "And. too, may L as a civilian taken part in raids over Europe. By newspaper editor, make this con-. late summer or early fall, heavy feasion: I have btld lhe usual ertti-| couccntraUons of those craft are i cal -altitude toward the so-called __ I bureaucratic red-tape, atopptnesw. ’ expected to make flight* from Emr“big' — and Ihh airdromes to really do a "big - bnus-hatlsm ~.. of the Army; time” job of supplementing the work along with millions of others out-1 of the RAF night bombing forays, akte our military establishment, I Then will come the first "an out” have been critical of the apparent tMt Of American bombing theories, .glacial speed of the Army's (and) . . . this goes for the Navy, too) actions American daylight raids to dale, in readying ua for th!* war—bat havc ^reo duC „ a, from now on. folk*, a* the -.fault of effectiveness of the Norden bomb•hown •om« of tte "behlndBbout whlch uleg fubulous j the-«enes" activities of the U. 8. JXracy have <own | Army. Hl offer my testimony to tbe 'd j naturally said “A**1 ‘h*1 the beat poaaiblc kind JXiJ to ei^r <teny <* »b ti being done today I don't jlorieg certain' enthusiastic me*n "thc f*rfect J°b.” for there b XXS* £^5ad?£e cteS «* *uch ‘ ln •«*# As a result of action In TunU, so far. we have built up a force of about 60,000 veteran troops who have the "know how" to meet lhe Nsxl veterans on fairly even terms, With this ax a nucleoua. a larger fnmt Une lore* will be developed by the procros of mixing green troops with veterauji. It takes time but it saves unnecessary casualties. fio. thl* extra delay is ju*t another price we are paying for our long year* of unpreparedneu. Lct * hope we remember the tea■an—let's hope «e never again fall prey to titc pacifist, disarmament and and peace-at-any-price rodrtle*. many of which, it has been estab----------actually financed llshed were financed from from abroad. that In l»l«. Ameriron’ war expendl- ------- m ry th ic c- equipped-with .a . bucket from a JL J*. mo miL ■ building up of a democratic mlUtery aervlcc any required country eight upon *i ewth; even in Hitler earth; even Hitler required eight ye» « preparation U> bring hta ! »nnle* up to the job of doing what 'hey did at the beginning. Rome i w**n l bulu ln ‘ elthe"- Fann boy* aad girls can help beat tbe Axis in many way*. This chap is raising F PREVfiWT F OF I. SV FIRES Rtalhf Q*»ek! FANCY—FRESH BEST CHUCK CUTS STRAWBERRIES BEEF ROAST FULL 9T. JJ JUICV-'IORIOA J■ ooz33< ORANGES TiXAi—ittOLUS GRAPEFRUIT 5 ro" 29* SPINACH 2 -25* riUH-ourooos 2 RADISHES 9* 2bchs.13* CARROTS NEW ONIONS 3 —23* 5 PTS. LB. 35* SIRLOIN STEAK ' PTS. LB. 43* SPARE RIBS PICNICS COOKED PTS. LB. 25* SLAB BACON srtr CUTS—TRIMMED WALLEYED PIKE N these days of shortages, the wise clothing buyer places his confidence in a label which stands for qual­ ity. And for thousands of discriminating American men, that means a suit with the Curlee label? This Spring you want double assurance that your cloth­ ing dollars are an investment and not just an expense. You want style that is modern, yet not extreme. You want quality in the materials and the workmanship. You want clothes that give you the most in smart good looks and satisfactory wear. The answer is easy, when you choose Curlee suits for your Spring wardrobe. Style, fit and quality—all are doubly assured by the ngme CURLEE. We have your sipe, in models and patterns you will like, and moderate­ ly priced. Come in and make your selection. I HADDOCK FILLETS L8 39* FRESH CHOPPED GREEN BEANS GROUND BEEF s POINTS * - AUHT ntocst s . 4J&36C AMMONIA KUIOL 5 & 32c WALLPAPER CLEANER SUNNYFItlD 2 JAR 54c CAKE FLOUR SILVERBROOK BUTTER 3'^29* BREAD DOZ 12^ DONUTS suns ^31* LAYER CAKE SUNNYFItlO PANCAKE FLOUR IONA FLOUR PRUNES «„ ALL FUaFOSI QUALITY EAST STATS STREET -» . KEEPS US BUSY HASTINGS. MICHIGAN 19c 2ualiltf! WtiCOHIIN fl POINTS PER LB. AAj MILD CHEESE ,POIN,S32* PURE LARD ‘'°*H8* J, ■ . G1A0I S-LAIGi CRESTVIEW EGGS DOZ. 46^ LIMY'S 5 22c BABY FOOD IIUKlU M'/jLL BAG $1.04 MATCHES l-LB. BAG 17C WAX PAPER WHITE SAIL WHITE SAIL FLOOR WAX 37^ CLEANSER 4 cans 13* "NT OT. WAT€RS CLOTHGS SHOP SELLING 37* at4a . LS 29* HUH JANE PARKER CURLEE SPRING SUIT 8 HUH CAUGHT MOTHER’S DAY CAKE For Style, Fit and Value... Choose a POINTS MILO SUGAS CUttO—ANY SIU FltCE FRESH—STRINGLESS Baked SUNDAY MAY 9 HASTINGS, PHONE 2530 Weopon Theil Full stocks of all available quality merchandise, rationed or un­ rationed— shopping as convenient as wartime conditions permit — same every-day low price policy! For today's and EVERY day's best values—SHOP A & PI EVAPORATED MILK BEET SUGAR PEANUT BUTTER Flowers for Mother! CLYDE WILCOX, Florist OURCARE^SSNESS(*^. A&P HAS THE VALUES WHITtHO.it • * :: Rose Bushes Petunias Hydrangeas Geraniums Fuchsias Begonias Etc. want you to look upon all ytnlr comrade* in the regiment us your brother*, and to regard me ar. your father—father of the regunent. Da you undentend 7" Recruit: “Yea. dad.” FOR WARTIME MARKETING AS WELL AS PEACETIME MRS. W. A. SCHADER IS NEW GEN. CHRM. Rose Bowls Vase & Flowers Corsages Cacti Gardens Miniature Win­ dow Gardens Assorted Plants ■lion |i L1GUMES AID ROTATION । tation 1* important in view at war­ time demands for big production. I says A. O. Wetdemann. Michigan I State College research awalstnnt.In | soils. In a four-rear rotation with clov­ er. average annual yields of com were 6.75 more bushel* an acre, • barley 559 more bushels an acre and wheat 15 extra bushels an acre over yields of fields where a threej year crop rotation without clover was attempted. i “So, if I can. I do want to Imprear, upon you folks the fact that your «। and Liberalora probably ap- y । d Carlin played lhe gutter and sang response, and in turn presented the preach at much faster speed* than mined lumbering way. 13 doing a three pleasing selections, the pro- “badge of office.” a forge pair of gram closing with the audience shear*, to Ute new chairman, Mrs. tills'. Since there arc 3600 seconds Kreat J°b P>®ce» like Fort Knox; Pfr hour thl. means Bver>ge raUo Qf singing “The star Spangled Ban- Schader. per mean* that that an an error errorI he Bwn ner.” | This past year has been the busof only one second tn tripping the j ccxnbst fatality Representatlves of the Guilds gave lest ever known at Pennock hos­ bomb retoa^ would mean a differ■ their annual report* and credit was Pltal »* will be shown by the re- । .nr. Th™,. »3 feet fZ, „„ enee_ of ^about on me i out or twenty men; and ne wants to also given to tne outside organlza- ports in next week's paper and the nnk ' ,0Wer U 10 One 0Ut Of thlr1’'- OT tion* contributing work during the splendid cooperation and loyal and forty ... or teu. ‘for he knows that r«r-the own.------heart. second (spill hair-trigger accuracy) i। . •--------- .-----------------"— •*-- New iJea idea club. Pas: MiMa- continued Interest interest of of the officer; officers __________ __________adifference ’TJ?f ‘ tron* club of Middleville and the nnd Guild members have been at would still represent C"------- |, \ at nearly thirty feet From 20 000 1 * r th 1 h,p.py whc?.', lh^ Middleville Garden ciub Fifteen great assistance to tlie hospital feel It 1* not .Iway. ^ble to ’JI ciX“ °«d’ management. ... THE FOLLOWING SUGGESTIONS MAY HELI’: ! county i grade h | product! i cording I IMO On the dam's side, the young '■ boar I* from Cottonwood Advnnoer. . winner at the Treasure Islam! allow in California in 1939 ' Breeding of this kind sliould be . of great value to Berkshire swine i broaden in Barry county. This UVLUlk.IUH, — «w> kFJ i-k>. e.111 MIW11J.IUJ1, » IQUUSUia MAU U1CMIUU 1 Boyes, proprietor of the building. 1 according to a recent letter received • The VF.W. and the Auxiliary tin- ' from Oene Blckle. swtoe herdxman ished the job ‘at Michigan Btete College. Raber The newly decorated rooms fur- । ha* purchased an B months old ntehed an attractive background 1 Bertanire boar that canbtne* mxne for the in&taltetton with membet- of the most popular Berkshire blood of the auxiliary dressed in their lines in lhe United State* today, white uniform* with bine and gold The Baber hoc is tired by a eon caps and with new silk and satin of Typesetter, the 11 JOO boar that flags giving added color. won at the best corn belt shows m Controversy over the American judge tlie ernund ground wind* ancuratelv accurately 1' ludse tiw y ' YP<1*^ itt ,r*bute wnwirwu to Mrs. A, A. Anderson, who passed NOTICES theory of daylight precislon^bomb- nnd thl* factor could make a differ- j away in March. Mrs. Anderson was Irving Ing and the British system of ence of MVeral feet, depending an one of the women instrumental in The Irving Ladles Aid will meet' -saturation” bombing by night the ,trength of the wind. If theil organizing and starting the Guild* nt the home of Mr und Mrs Frank continue* with logical arguments bomber swerved ar dipped in bumpy 1 ' twenty-seven year* ago. serving as Travis on Friday. May 7. । the first genera] chairman. ,--------------on both »ldca. Proponent* of air at Lhe moment of release, furBritlsh theory, point out that >hcr errors would be introduced, 1 A* an appreciation of the excel“I. yodr husband difficult to ■lent service given by the retiring please in the matter of drew?” bomber* adequately armed for day- Doubtless there are many other less Annual Meeting of Pennock jchaimarL durini her two years of -Very When I get a gown that light raid* can carry only about I obvious source* of error which might HmrIsmI G..IM. r——4 cd Mri'jonei wlt® lhe beautiful. h<f.nk7 hc,J**??.? ’11f,C V1.® b‘£' one-third the bomb load of the j be mentioned—such, for example, Hospital Guilds Convened night raider*. Americans answer aj miscalculating the exact ground I floral piece which centered thi« head ««»<! when the bill suite him he this by — ---------saying that their belter speed vof . the pl plane. .llc, So. even „if uie lhe On Tuesday evening the annual table. Mrs. Jones making a fitting doesn't care a rap for tlie gown." markmanship fJrt«no^r markinanshln enables them to do I bombardier does rtnr« his hi« job mh to tn the I. a* much or more damage with their | height of human perfection, un- , u^Phlt MethJdixt fh?«S? 1??h2? limited bomb load* than the Brit- ‘avoidable errors are likely to be being'served to 175- bv^the ish do with their heavier load*. The present to put the bomb many feet teqies of the W 8 C 8 Bouquets fact that RAF observers present on , off its intended trajectory. This has of daffodils and forayilita and putdayllgbt raid* have commented on been rather well demonstrated in ted geraniums made attractive the -fantastic" accuracy of Amer- (the surprising ineffectiveness of I ub,e decoration*. Mr*. I. J. Smith lean markmanthip indicates that | conventional horizontal bombing ' gaihnJ!!Sn, till* claim—although not deflnltety . tactics against ships. According to fi. j^^hMrman of the General proven, as yet—U something more reports from the battle* at Midway Guild, conducted the business meettiian mere braggadocio. The English Island and Coral Sea. the dive Ing and Introduced Mrs. Kellar point out that daylight raids must bomber and torpedo planes did all j Steim chairman of the Women's have fighter escorts and that the the real damage. The big horizon- Board. the group which has the management of hospital af­ ralds themselves, art more or le** jUl bombers didn't sink a thing. The actual fairs. Mrs. stem also presented the limited by the range of these escort recent Bismarck Bea victory tn other members of lhe Board. craft American* point out that which American aircraft sunk a JapOfficers nominated and elected thclr big bombers have been taking ’ anese convoy of twenty-two ship* fbr the owning year are: General a high toil of enemy fighters, so wa* accomplished largely by the new chairman. Mrs. W. A- Schader: vice­ much so, that lhe Luftwaffe is being technique "skip bombing" done at chairman, Mrs. Russell Kantncr; put under severe strain to main- mast-height levels in which the re­ tain its strength and efficiency. So . leased bomba with delayed action TOUia Lottie Teusink. lnulin «upcnnicnaMiss superintendfar. It 13 true, the Americans have (fuses are skidded Into the side of-ent of Che hMpital gave nn interhad fighter escort and undoubtedly , a ship much after the fashion of»eating report for the past year and their losses will always be lower If a torpedo. The higher-flying horiBurton reported for the such escort 1* av*ltable, but the big zonta] bombers are used moitly as 1 S?t?.r, bombers have also made several un- decoys to draw anti-craft fire fpm loMho nwn^to^r^tlS? th? of the nearness to press time, 1?.® the escorted raids into enemy territory the •»« low flying skip bombers. ------ «»?-• So, al­I— : summary of the various reports will with losses held well below tlie range though the Norden bombsight Is un­ be held over until next week s Issue. considered prohibitive. Thus their doubtedly the best one available to Guild No. 19, Mrs. Warren Moore, effective range 1* probably limited any nation (and we have the opin­ chairman, had charge of the en­ more by the amount of ammunition ion of RAP observers for this), it joyable program, which was opened the singing of "America Tlie thy^can carry than the fuel capac­ is probably not the fabulously accu­ with Beautiful.” Mrs. Arthur Haven pre­ ity of escort plane*. But even at rate instrument which many over- siding at the nlano. A group of high best, thl* range is considerably le.a r-nlhusiastic commentators would school girls sang three delightful than that of the night bombers and have us believe. selections and Mrs. W. G. Bradford daylight raids on Berlin with 'he . present crop of Fortresses and Lib- , A wartime innovation—The Mich- tof which were enjoyed. Mr*. Elia Roses Snapdragons Sweet Peas Gardenias Orchids Combination Bouquets ImPBom aaap 1 PRODUCTIVITY HALL COMFLKTU) A Young Warrior on the American Farm 5EIF-5ERU11E NORTHERN QUARTS TISSUE 4-cs 20< MASON JARS 63‘ DOZ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY 6. 1H3 id Advancer, sure Island swine TOtS CHURCHES AT THE THEATRES ba 1—Promotion: 3 Beltwina Tucn* SOUTH WOODLAND era; 3—Advance Prepartton bn­ CHURCH OF THE BRETHEREN ' Xi. sontli WoilLnd Church ul !"?'"• ®« ‘iSSeSi KrSUPtt TJ? the work to be considered will it M your regiment. i or un* I permit IY day's S 35* 43* 25* 37* 29* 39* QT. 9C CAN 6C fa: 19c 32* 18* 46* CAN 7C BOX 5C S29c ER RS Do BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES । Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Divine services al 11 o'clock, .CHRISTIAN EN­ 'prvpriate sermon tor Mothers DEAVOR RALLY I by the pastor and a token of ths AT FIRST U. It CHURCH day will be gtven to all mothers The Barry County Christian En- 1)r..scnt deavor Union will meet p—--•- at 7:10. Sermon -.-c.-..-tl- ; ..Monday Evening*meeting nlRl.t p at the Grand Street b „ ou ^ahs fulfilled pronight May 10 •— Unlted Brethren - church at 8:00 phecies o'clock. Rev W. C. Basretl. forTuesday nlchte B. Y. P. U. at Hie mer pastor couiwellour of the Un- church ion and now jMator of the First । Wednesday nighte prayer meeting Evangelical church of Blissfield will 'Bt 7.j0 Bt C]inreh. ajm, siupy be the guest speaker. The A-Cap- of Sunday school lesson. ’ pellu choir front the Frev Metho- । Ladies J. O. Y. Missionary 8odht church of HasUiigs will sing. t clety mccU May 12 in the sfterFwuln.e Lehman will 6e In chaw noon. P1BCe lo i* rfhnounccd. of drvptiona, A number of special । « > > --------------fcutuies arc planned for this mcet- 'FIRST U. B. CHURCH dntf. I 11:00 a. m. As a "Mother’s Day” message the pastor will apeak on PILGRIM HOLINESS the theme "The Strategic Impor­ TABERNACLE tance of The Family." In these • (days of exceedingly disturbed hu- NOTICE TO CBEDITOKB 1th a verse bewinning with the 1 soaring to new heights. It Is Iter C Bringing a visitor counts “rnTthaT onrente seriously regard double polnu. I their God given responsibility of Preacjilng rviee ■t„ll_J^,_nL ; rearing their children In the “fear “ Mrs. Mnnkcr — - will -speak from of ,. Rev. The Analysis of Prayer. In tlie eve­ 6: 30 p. m. Adult C. E. society led ning at 7.45 on Dai knew and Dawn by Jay Snyder. Senior society led Y. P. S. at 1 P. M by Phyllta Webb. Prayer service at 7:30 Thursday 7: 30 p. m. Bong sendee and gos­ • evening at the church. pel message by the pastor. "Fonret not the assembling of Monday D:00 p. m. Barry Coun­ yourselves together." . ty C. E. Union will meet in our church. The service Is open to any FIRST METHODIST CHURCH who wish to come Rev. W. BnsNext Sunday afternoon and eve­ rett, formerly of Nashville Is the ning. May 9. a training school for speaker. workers in the Dall?'Vacation Bible Wednesday 6:30 p. m. Annual Schools will be held in the First Mothers and Daughters banquet Methodist church, under the aus­ Mrs. Doroliiea Gardner Is chairman pice?. of the Barry County Council o! the arrangements committee, lhe of Religious Education with tlie program will be given by the wo­ Rev. Wayne Fleenor of Albion In men of the W. M. A. and girls of "tSV..™. .h. R«. I. RM. 'iRf.pgSJ Sh? _9ti?Ib’S.giW ,.rL1 OuUd Bnd Wor,d ■ aTiciiuSiup C«»vle. Stone. is one the instructors at Y^ng^PTODle^nriyer services “nd the of “otMlnhtcrtaT Training tl.v 'sclwol'of ' for tlie Michigan and Detroit conI Youn K for the Michigan and Detroit conTerences ces In session at al Central MethMeth­ n odist cl cl,...:. Lo;;~l.. w t™ .,?rel).j"... n_ h? nlf!n5. Tlie feature Article was the auband next. He will be al home on . Jecl for study by the Writer’s Guild Saturday nnd Sunday. i which met at the home of Mrs. Milo I The fourth quarterly •confi 'hi I*Vries. April 29. Miss OttcllA Ka- , is scheduled for Sunday, dent F — H . ,nl,u'k* WM chairman of the prowith District Superintendent E H. ..... The purpose, types, treat­ Babbitt of Grund Rapids in charge. ment. headlines and markets were He will nreach at the ten o'clock discussed. Original feature articles. service and the pastor. Rev. Stone. read by members were criticized and . Sunday school superintendent and markets suggested for them. Char­ president of lhe W. 3- C. S' are actor sketches will be the topic for | to give report*. At neon a pot luck the May Mth meeting to be held dinner will be served in the church at lhe home of Mrs I. J. Smith. , Krlors and other quarterly conrncc business tv to be tnmaaeled ran halt nt the tables, mid yearly reports of tho church oHirers presented. JEFFERSON ST. U. B. CHURCH ■ 10 A. M. A Mother's Day program in charge of Mrs Stricken. A gift will be given to the oldest mother, tlie youngest mother, mid also to the mother who is accompanied by the largest fumllv. 11 a. m. Regular Sunday school 7 i>- in. C. K. topic—"Family Ad­ venture* in Christian Living." Eph. of witchcraft In modern a modem Sevang. ’mirthful combat bttwm ah«X- GRACE LUTHERAN I HUBCH Divine worship at 10:30 AMother's Day will be <x>x-Tven. — pastor will preach on the theme. to all manner of trouble while blun­ -ChrisUun Motxcra. Grace UiUlu dering thru their dutle-. as air raid wardens. will attend this service in a body ite asy-55. WXtr pCM-m by Longfellow, lhe i coidlally Invited to attend li I ITemit I: o«nrr. rov publication- Holy Communion will be celrbrat- tUrrlnr Rowell Haydrm Adrie Mara’ 4 HrndajLMpy 18. announcement Red-coated Mountles. liard-rldtng -an be made tfler tlie servfc* on outlaws and heart-etirring ballads I Sunday. of the range, highlight the picture. •r-r •• . '...nil,. Fellowshio supper Wednesday. May 19a7:00 P M.. the home of Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Kosbar 740 E. State. up in a hignjack aitarprue. WUlUm Dargan. Margaret Unday in r.w im.r iu, « uauj The story opens with private de­ tectite Gargan visiting hl* beach house unexpectedly and discovers a corpse in the busemmt. Calculated to null anyone out of WARD WEI REDUCED FOR WARD WELK Cut^wfce In 5-^ You'caaf buy 74 Wards Famous EAorAW PaWcn Qual.iyl Wfc . Mi'mlitv Super Hou&e pobch OIL LOW us ABO P„«oroR WM WttK IQS: * floor ENXMa'c,’,',°GLOSS.il««-•'“ ,h"n; GLOSS, nutor lite ton‘" FOR WARD WEEK ONLY! YOUR CHOICE! REDUCED pn«»! RP Rt W-4' •“*8*"’ service itatio**Callon*. Single gallon. ^SJER PAINT**5 K.9USE PAlHi U a W (HuiUiul Tawaaklv) H»r»> 3 p. m. Preaching by Alford CusHASTINGS , METHODIST CIRCUIT H-v. Be;udc M. RulUon. Minister ’ .Preaching Sunday ut Martin and Quimby nt 10 und 11:30. Mother's Dav Service—theme "Mothers nt the Church.' All mothers attendIni: will be honored. Sunday school at Goodwill and H< nd< isliott nt 10 and 10:30 Tli? quarterly conference will b* ?• held al the dr nonage on E. Green F St.. Sunday. May 16. at 3 i>. m. .METHODIST CHURCH llAstines Sunday school at 10:30. Lawrence ’■ Adams, superintendent. Prraehinc service at 11:30. Mothi cr.'z Dav will be observed with ap.. propriatc sermon and music. S Wednesday evening praver serv;* lc<- nt the church nt 8 o’clock. ; Third quarterly meeting Jun? 5 :• und 0 under the direction*of Rev D. T. Perrine The Saturday eve­ ning Vendee will be held in the Hustings church. N. living Young people's nearer meeting Friday evening at the home of Rob­ ert Kidder. Tuesday nlarh prayer mre-tlng at tlie same place, with Mr. and Mn. Arthur Kidder Rev. Bernie Mankcr. well known former Irving boy. will be with us In n revival from May 18 through May 30. Save these dales and at­ tend every night. ~ u FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Corner Church nnd Center Streets Subject: "Adam and Fallen Man." Sunday service 11 a. tn. ' Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Wedncrduy evening testimonial meeting 7:45. Reading room In church edifice open Wednesday and Saturday from SAVE NOW-IN WARD W r-r- Save W01*®?.' Time, Trouble Battery REDUCED FOR WARD WEi h REDUCED FOR WARD WEEK Good Qua»»*y Toilet Tissue KD HID 88‘ 49c a —■> i,tt tiUue. __ nne. -'^apvxd roll! 650 sheets in tiuw P» .< ORDER FOR PUBLICATION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Tne session will meet at seven o’clock tonight at the manse. ’lhe Prr-b>tcr|an Guild met Wed­ nesday evening al the home of Mn. Henry Vahlsing. 510 & State St. The Woman’s Missionary society will meet at 2 P. M. Thuraday. May 6. at the home of Mrs. Cornelius Manni. 535 W. Bond. Mtsr. Cora Mack will give a report of the Pres­ bytertai society meeting st Jackson mid Mrs. Tuc Oles will have charge of the devotional)!. Next Sunday Is Mothers Dnv and will be appropriately observed at lhe morning worship service, at 10:30 o'clock. The pastor will tell "A Chinese Story" and will preach on the theme, "Two Types of Wo­ manhood." Sunday school al 11:45. Mrs. Al­ lie Hay. superintendent. The Boy Scouts will meet at the churcn Monday night. E. L. Tay­ lor. Scoutmaster. ’lhe Tnistees will meet Wednes­ day night. May 12. at the home of ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Robert Shannon. 118 El Walnut Sliret. INSTITUTE FOR VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL WORKERS HERE SUNDAY An institute will be held (or all Dally Vacation Bible school workers Sunday afternoon at the Hastinas Methodist Church beginning al 2:00 P M The meeting la being spon­ sored by. the County Council of ChriMlnn Education. Educational committee. Mrs. Amy Bower will be chairman of the meeting. Rev IN WARD WEEK SAVE WITH RESINTONE . . Regular 98c Rug Ciena Silex "2-cuppet Ovenproof All-Glou Coffee Maker Save Exira on Wards 3 Ib. can Rooitor Canr.ai Roots »» Cleans soiled areas or entire rug without suds or liquid. Ideal for all weavea. 248 as nesded. Enjoy more taste, less waste. Grand for tea, too! ly. sanitary way to roast meat, (owl! Gclf-locking cover, 2 lifting grips. Reduced! Joe Medwick 4-pc. Glass ReducedI Fielders* Mixing Bowl Set Sturdy Glove Reduced ^rllsris'. 57 Full kiie, good quality Horst­ hide glove endorsed by Med­ wick! Leather lactd. 3 bowls and a measuring cup! Red, white, and blue band dec­ orations! For baking, storing! MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN Glasses GIG Square bgse. with deep fluted sides! 9-ounce capacity. Buy and save at this cut price! 40 V« n Reduced! Plant now for gor­ geous blooms this summer. An easy to grow showy flowsr! nice Cut! Marproof Varnish I »5° Our finest varnish! Equals •th­ en' costlitst! Dries quickly! Fine for toys and furnltgral Grass Words Reduced! Mee Ceti “ 31 5 Lbs. Wards quick-grbwing Quatity. Germination tested. Contains Ky. Blue Grass! BUY WAR STAMPS ... ON SAIF AT UABh W«kO.I �THT HASTINGS BANNER TinmSDAY. MAT fl. IMS lan. These guardians are given a I Camp Fire activities are managed GAS FOR VICTORY GARDENERS । training course Uught by MusMyra by a County Council, of which Mn. Victory gwraenera planning to Bumgardner. Camo Fire Executive William S. Schader is chairman, cultivate plot* away from their from Battle Creek, These coursesi There are representative* irom from the the'1 ~iu t>-tu »• eligible for extra ra- I are made possible by the money various parts of the County, and Uons lions of gasoline this tills summer, if tf given by tlie Youth Council. The; i Ulis Hits Council allocates the money re- they am can snow need for extra ex:th m>'e. mO­ •— --------—------------------.... Mllei cetved from Uie Barry County Youth age. the OPA has announced. ! Tlie Camp Fire Girls organization guardians devote one afternoon a. i “ rationing regulations f Barry County 1* dependent on week, meeting with the girls, plus1 Council. This Council met Monday‘age io funds it receives from inc Barry the time they spend at training night at the home of Mrs. Schader ’ amended to provide up to 300 Ounty Youth Council, whose courses and time spent in preparing and plans for the coming year were for six month*. for Victory Gi completed. travel, if the car owner; (1) la weekly lessons ana outlines. -----------------——• larly cultivating a tract of ve rn Hastings there ar? 74 girl* en­ reet °r The Camp Fire Girls la a national joying Camp Fire work, with six MORE MILEAGE FOR WORKERS guardians In charge. There is also „____________ the Hortxen Club, for older girls, month will be allowed hereafter for necessary to It; <3» Arranges, if •to ” , for eiris. “ Wo-lie-lo " meaning work, with a membership of 15. There are health and tore It uwehra them | a total of 150 girts active In Camp m-counc-of-work driving outride j p<-aible. to share hl* car with other r. teaches Manis and love It them | a total of 150 girls active in Camp good work work habits, habits. health health habit;. habit;. । Fire Fire In In Barry Barry County, County, with with X 30■ the eastern shortage arc* instead iKeener*. good and a good tove of home and coun- guardians ana p><>>vua<j a UU»vu. 1 .inn. unnsru vrrnm and assistants working u> of UIV lhe 470 miles previously allowed. girl*. Mrs. Mrs William BtebbStebb- nils does docs not change the mileage i ~ try. The girls are taught seven dlf- I with the girls. ms Is is Chairman of ot the City Council allowed for driving between home "’“t1 °°® women must be ferenl craft*, namely: home, hcdlth.;! ins hand. camp, nature, business and | fur Hastings: Mrs. Royce Henton,; and work. A car owner formerly I added to.the‘Nursing Corps if civtcltixenshlp. thereby giving them a chalnnan of the Delton Council■ eligible for a 'B” ration book only .{‘an l}*alll» * to be maintained In i good all around education to enable I *nd Mrs. William Liebier, chairman i may qualify for additional gxsollne | ,'431;,P}tre “* drlve °P to enroll them to be of more service tn their of the Middleville Council. One of j If he d> shows he needs it for ' June in, home and community. 1 the many things the City Chairman coune-of;work travel; «2» meets tne■ I.JOO nursing: schools attached > The Camp Fire Girl* are divided does, is to secure guardians to work, regu!ar**‘car-sharing requirements: to the country s leading hospitals. Into groups and ore headed by a. with lhe girls and to see that the; «3> sIwk he U not already allowed ~~ volunteer worker called a Guard- groups progress as they should. ja* much as 720 miles n month. FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS 1 >mp Fir. Girls supported By Youth Council Funds Lamp Sale! A Fine Mothers’ Day Gift A Limited Number Crisp Country Club SODA CRACKERS COMPLETE 1-lb. 2-in-1 pkg. Thirot WITH BULB — Country Club SPAGHETTI DINNER «» E S.JC KO MTIOH FOISTS 23c CAMPBELL'S 11 Points GKAFEfRUIT JUICE ' 28c Only 4 Ration Points 4 „ EVAP. MILK 37c Pel. Carnation, Swift's, Borden s BAKIN* BEANS truer. pks 23c 4 Points with prepared sauce. WESCOLA SSS 3 UK.23c ,‘KJs 2 £ 25c 8 Ration Points Highest quality. 3 PRUNES Santa Claras 33c NO RATION PTS. 50c VITAMIN CAPSULES 30 days supply A, 8. D. G CIGARETTES Canon $1.24 Popular brands • % S1.38 MOTOR OIL Penn-Rad 10O7o pure Pennsylvania SOAP FLAKES Ik. 2 29c Quick suds, guaranteed safe SCAATCH FEED Enriched Flour *1.08 Government Graded. Satisfaction Guaranteed Eggs 39c Solid pack. 2 16 Points per Tomatoes 11c Good No 2 Green Beans 14 per 12c Embassy Salad Dressing Iriplb-whipped Quart 32c 1-lb. Purepak Carion 12c Cottage Cheese Cornflakes 2lZ15c Wheat Flakes (Wheelies, “w2lZ15c French Brand Coffee “> 27c Large dozon No. and Lafonia Club Beverages SEASIDE Butter Z,r i 51c Keyko Margarine * 22c Peanut Butter Clover Valley 2 t 52c Gold Medal Flour 24,/^-lb. sack *1.29 “ d°=-12c Tomato Juice. S2.7B Kroger's Wesco Egg Mash S3.42 can can Quality. Points can can D-l-d 2 35c ASPARAGUS "Fresh, long, green Crisp, flavorful l.r j. Lunch 5C RADISHES Redripe, delicious Ib. 29c TOMATOES each 19c Fancy Hol House CUCUMBERS Outdoor Ib. 10c FRESH RHUBARB Texas YELLOW ONIOHS 3 lbs. 23c Marshseedless GRAPEFRUIT 6 lbs. 39c LEMONS large Jumbo Size 6 for 18c FLORIDA ORANGES 5 lbs. 39c Green Peas Fresh, full pods 2 - 25c Head Lettuce “di 15c KBOGEBSi'i BEEF APPLE JUICE Qush No Ration Points Beck's. 1 Point per can Strained. MARASCHINO Chtrriu J.1J. 17c Red. 5-oz. bottle 13c Ib. 45c Vi-lb 19c Assorted, sliced. 5 Pls. pei Ib. STEAK p,. 38c * YELLOW HKE Ik 21c In Ibe round NCKEOEL lb 15c In the round HALIBUT STEAU Ib. 45c Sirloin Steak or Spaghetti. U. S. No. 1 Semolina CIDER VINEGAR BLUE PIKE lb. IBc lb Strictly Fresh Dressed 43c SEEDS Quwi 11c Kroger's Avondale GEVAERT FILMS G-iZron 23c 8-exposure Country Club Griddle iesled PANCAKE, FLOUR 5 £ 20c Rib Roast Hamburger 8 Points lb. 35c lb 26c lb 28c lb 29c KROGER'S TENDERAY. 7 Pointi per Ib. Strictly Fresh Ground. 5 Point! per Ib COMPLETE SBKTION - LOW PRICE Country Club 40 generous servings T 17c Kroger's Country Club CAKE FLOUR T18c No rinsing, no wiping WYANDOTTE 2 cans 15c Cleanser CHIFFON large pig 21C Soap Flakes PERK SOAP FLAKES 21c An Armour product TOILET SOAP «'«. 3 b... 14c For a beautiful complexion SWEETHEART *«» 4 t-r. 25c The soap that agrees with your skin 9c DOG FEED MEAL 5 -29c Sava up Io 33‘,'c 2-lb. pkg. 13c STARTING AND GROWING MASH Kreger's Wesco AT KROGER'S bag XI ft $3.49 MASON JARS Complete - nothing else Io buy Quart siu JF ft ‘QJC Rainbow Pastel KROGER ' Kim Sigler, local atomey. served The The Barry Barry County County Health Health DeDe- ■ •’’ w««maMcr U»Jtma*ter at at me the .governors governors i- sending __ out _ __ hcnnurt He 1/1 held In rnnnwtlnh «.|fH with the partment Is letters to banquet in connection parents through the schools for £t’,inu,a Convention of tlie ISlat | the purpose of collecting inform*of .Rotary International at tlon on medical and dental serv- Manistee. Monday, and gave the main address to the officers of the to. “ '46 Rotary clubs in thus district. Mr Kieler fnrinnrlw lArv-d n. L.?™Xssr1LK\,iSi‘a'd. S^“!lrrml"SE?>£as.“ -0' j dentist; Does child need glasses? ->* ; Have they been obtained?: When, BANNER WANT ADS PAY 1 I was child successfully vaccinated against smallpox?; When was child I immunized against diphtheria?;1 When was child immunized against whooping cough? ; The health department is anxious to correct and complete its records to obtain accurate Information on the Index of Immunization against smallpox nnd diphtheria in the community. DINNERWARE mnRKETs Blue. Rose, Green, Yellow Any 1 As. wh,n Y0^ buy any Piece I UC Kroger Brand Hem ™oay Delton Hurler Pitches No-Hit Game Ordinarily a pitcher who turns in a four-hit game comes out the winner. But Dean Keeler did that in game with Delton High and saw his team emerge the loser because Delmer Sager, the opposing mound jman. turned In a no-hit perfor­ mance. The Hastings nine lost 3 to O. The batteries for Delton were Sager and Oener Gordon and for Hastings. Dean Keeler and Don Berry. Freeport plays here Friday. ’ SUDDEN DEATH AT NASHVILLE Andrew J. Thompson. 87. of Nash­ ville. died very suddenly Wednes­ day forenoon from heart disease at the home of his son Ray I. Tlwtnpaon. operator of a grocery in that village, with whom he had been living for three years. Before the son left the house for tlie store his father called to him. and asked him to look after a business mat­ ter for him at the load bank. They visited for a few minutes, and the older man was apparently In good health when his son left for down town. At about nine o'clock he was found sitting upright tn the chair but life had fled. Tlie bodv was taken to the Hess funeral home. Hie sheriff and Coroner Lathrop made the investigation required in such cases. No inquest was deemed neceyary. BARN BURNED ON LOCKSHORE FARM Wednesday forenoon fire de­ stroyed one of the large barns on the Lockshore farm near Cre.isey In Prairieville townshlo. Fortunately the thoroughbred Guernsey cattle kept in the bam were removed safely, but a large amount of hay and grain were destroyed. Fire trucks were summoned from Hickory Comers. Delton. Richland and Kalamazoo. They were unable to save the one bam. but they did prevent the fire from spreading to other buildings. * Bantings, Mich. IIIIUHtllliilllilltlWtBflllltltlllilitlllllllllira banner want advs. bring results . . SPECIALS SATURDAY CRISCO 5pts. Ib. RICE z 2 lb«GRO PUP DOG FOOD 1 lb. 9 oz. HI HO CRACKERS sunshine Ib. JOCKEY CLUB CORN whole grain no- 2 can 14 pt«. 25c 19c 23c 21c 14c HELP WIN THE WAR BY BUYING BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS STOR Earl McCloud To Lecture On Christian Science HASTINGS, MICH. "Christian Science. Its Restora­ tive Mission” is the subject of the lecture to be delivered this evening. Thursday. May 6. at central audito­ rium by Earl McCloud. C. S. B.. of San Antonio. Texas, at 8 pm. First Church of Christ. Scientist. Hastings, is giving this free lecture for the public and invites them to attend. Mr. McCloud is a member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston. MassachusetU. __________ WHEAT GEMS 1001b. Chuck Roast Fresh In lhe round 3 £a 29c MACARONI Kroger's 8 Points MEAT LOAVES 13c 35c VIGOR DOG FOOD 2 4 Points Cello Rolls. SLICED BACON 6 GERBER S 9c An economical dry dog food lb 21c CHIU CON CARNE lb 35c TBOUT No. 2 c. Healthful, wholesome. 5 Pls. 3 Points per Ib. Lean, mealy. GRADE A SAUERKRAUT Cleaner. 7 Points per Ib. SPARE RIBS NO RATION POINTS SPIC AND SPAN Urge pig 19c ICEBERG PGRK LOIN ROAST Ib 33s Rib End. £ 12c 18c Plain or Sugared w™^j P(ione 2682 j PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE Doughnuts John Bulling & Son Sigler Toastmaster at Rotary Convention I Health Department 'Making Survey . SPRING CLEANING These items will make your work easier! • Wallpaper Cleaners i I . ' i i । , I i 1 1 i MARIGOLD 1 lb. MARIGOLD 36 oz. 12 oz. CLIMAX 30 oz. CLIMAX ABSORENE 12 oz. Wall Paper SOAK-IT Remover 2Qc 35c 10c 35c 10c 10‘ DR. LOU-RY MADE CAPTAIN Dr. Francis Edward Lowry, who with the rank of first lieutenant, has received a commission of cap- . tain. He has been transferred from 1 his former station at Tallaha&'ee. Florida, to Selfridge Field, near Detroil __________ r________ DEPUTY SHERIFF SWIFT RESIGNS Deputy Sheriff Olenn Swift, whe ' ■ conducted examinations fpr appllcants for drivlne motor vehicles in I the sheriff's office for the past four yean, rcalgned from that post­ Hon. effective May 1. Hb> successor Is Theo H. Bern, of Nashville, a brother of Sheriff Bera, One slice of bread molds, one carrot shrivels—multiply that by the Nation's 34 million homes. Fight | food waste on the home front. I Store to save. Find out how each ' food keeps best, and store each artide In the right, and correctly I ’ cared for. cupboard, cooler, can, or J*r. ________ . __________ Keep "bread and cake in ventilated ' containers, scalded, sunned., and I | aired once a week. Tropical, no rinsing Ib. _29c SOILAX, 24 ox.'_______ 25c SOILAX, 5 lbs._______ 75c HRH, 12 oz____________ 15c Johnson Cleaner, gal. _$1.50 WaxoH -K. 25c DeVoe Clean All, 11 oz _29c DeVoe Clean All, 1 qr . .50c Cameo Cleanser, 10c 3 25c 2 Cameo Cleanser and Canister __59c Check the Items Below Before You Start to Clean! DeVoe Non Rub Wax, pt. 49c j • Paint Cleaners JOHNSON Non Rub Wax, pt.59c Arrow Non Rub Wax, pt. 39c Ray Soap Flakes29c Patching Plaster25c Crack Filler25c OlJrt TFIC I CiW PVRE WHEAT ■ Wall Paper Paste, 2 lbs. .29c Wall Size, 1 Ib. ............... 25c Window Shades, cloth __69c Chamois*. 49c Sponges'______________ 19c Plastic Wood, J pt.35c For DEFKNSE WORKERS 8 os. *eeP Handl From Crime Cr Paint Stebbins & Jacobs REXALL Phone 2131 STORE "Courtesy end Friendly Service Shown to All" Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS DANNER, THURSDAY, MAY g, >Mg Mrs. Ella Hammond and Mrs.' relative* at Ionia Monday evening. Last evening Judge and Mrs. A.’ Fifty yean 1* quite a tpah. To 4EYTMOUM JORDAN FAM11 Lawrence Beadle were Sunday din- I Herman Frost and Rev. 8. Con- :D. McDonald entertained .*everal hate lived a half-centuryof hippy AT MIDDLEVILLE HOME uicr guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Mark :ger Hathaway attended the annual; guests informally in honor of their wedded life to sometldng fine.To Seymour Grant Jordan, well Garrison of Delton and accompan- meeting of Lansing presbytery al guests. Mu. P. D. Ashford of MU- have *o lived a* to have won the known and highly respected realled by Mr. and Mrs. Garrison spent HlliMlale Monday. ’ waukee and Mrk Robert Casldtr of — confidence *— — r.nd ---------eateem—of- a— wMc dent of•— Irvlr.g ■— ---------towruhip —1 and ■-*—latar t,|p afternon with Mr. and Mrs. I Pfc. Wyman Ctogett. who to ata- Battle Creek. Musical selection* circle of friends and acquaintances, of MlddlevtUr, paaMd away at hU of Galesburg Honed at Camp Bowie, Texas, re-(were enjoyed. Mn. Asli ford being as have Mr. and Mrs Bronson, is home Friday evening, April 30 fol? Pvto Bill Haekney John Lock“ "OCOO,pU^d a htgh achievement. The Banner lowing a stroke suffered a few.hmim adds its congratulations and best ibefore. “*— He ’— had * *-been — *. “In ' failing - wood. Keith Fox. Oeraid Skidmore. , »»«}» «<* aII*SJkh°nlltn £2”’* nF I ntor,c « , L . « wishes to the many that have been ihealth for the past nineteen y«ate Maurice Os‘r«h and Pet. Bachel- .uJ5n'*hhii™ Wta!'1 WSC£; J’0./ - •and had had several strokes prev­ drr of tamp Grant were among । WimoUjer. Mrs. Wm. CiM- day evening with Mr*. A. D. Mc- extended to this ^worthy couple. ious to the one on Friday. those who spent the weekend at ««. R- >• Mrs Ctogett who w*s a Donald with seventeen member* in 1 | Bon of Wellington H. and Julia home. . J rmtient al Pennock hospital, has re-1 BU/!Iuioncc Dessert wa* served in |■ Howard Herrick of New York City “S®. *• slmWr ]-fe* p.rty'• style, Mr* Robert Cook l fi^*liiwhihm"on~Miirii”lMf ! PERSONALS ift Mis* Helen Wuniin a in the New ^helto Y roh^oto who ha. bren s£ndmg the e!X vacation with her mother in Nwiivllle. visited friend* in Hasting* the psat week. -Mrs -Lawrence Kidder tltulh Coxi is making her heme wlfit her mother. Mrs. Zelma Cox. while Lawrence Miss Clara Bush d v^inSadlm^'lJrirek with Wu' "nd t Mra Ssr Win«Added Lou'#I« stln-Ainer. ... Rouen\ we M^’m'cdSii.w' mSTMw d.TJhter^f*Mr *Sd mS^Rov Uisntnit and indifference of 'marrlaro to Inex M £Jth' delinquency he said. Lome In Chicago. Members of Emmanuel nartoli .$> Wt3ne*d»y. rorreet erro^f.. .rekSilem i w wre mm Bun? i. nL !jS health m^. it necmury for him to Lt. Fanny Sebartlan *p.-nt the »»» attended the dedication of Bl.' Mr. and Mr* Oliver Densmore C0rr(Ct crTOr lum > *"*"*“. ‘‘"®* aJ?™ J»*v. Uw farm .ndthay moved to recently won U the verse Mlddievtlie Middleville wrekeud with her sister. Mn. Ulv Mark* Cathedral in Grand Rapid, of Manistee are guests of Mr and ----------------- ----------------------She rteently m annual veree surviving are the widow and two GOLDEN WEDDING OF MR. AND readl«S, =onUxSl,, M ‘he college worth Newton in Ha&Unu*.—Char- 'I®*1 Friday evening ware tlie Rev. Mrs. Olen Densmore this week. which fact r, estabUahe* a record daughters. ears, Mrs. via Clare and . , .at aaugnwirs. re William* wuuama arm lotte .... Republlcan-Tribiine." „—u,.— anrt Mrs. Don Gury. Mrs Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelley of HZ M n V Kznnui thia U th* •* —. Harry __ an,h .u -■ lW? .u Mrs ot tf.wji. MiddleMrs. B. R. Reed. Mr and Kalamazoo were here last Wednes- , Through the courtesy of Carlton Through the courtesy of Carlton Those from away who came to O-born. first time Jr» the history of the invllle. Two sisters preceded hta hi Mrs. Edward Goodyear and Mr. and day to see her stater. Mrs. Charles E fajue now of at PcLcnuureJria attend the burial of Ebvn W Pen­ stitution that a girl has taken both death in 1B81. Foul who is now at home and re- wao w** at one ume euperuncnanock on Thursday were. Dr. M. H. Mre. Frank Hoonan. • ‘ •c same year. Funeral services were held from Mrr. W. A- Thayer spent several J covering nlqgiy from tier recent op- :.vui uifc ol Hastings puonc Ward, Dean Merrill and Dean Hop­ oi Hasungs puouc acnoota. senuou, we we , yLw Blush ujUi will will represent her the Beeler funeral home al MiddleH ------ -----------.... account — ..._ u! tne ;ch001 kins oi the Ferris Institute faculty. days last week in Elkhart nnd Sou:), emtion. .nave received an IU 7 , „ ule ~ mia^ ^ a. ,1 „ «. May -6 _, and al Lansing , vllle Monday, May It a2 octo o'clock. '„.“l;1.“1ld_”£* William Morgan. George Bteil. Ct(o .Bend. Hid. nnd Irt.Nile*. ... ,, ,. ••• -------- *te Prose and rerBe read' conducted by Rev. Quincer of lhe Parsons, Mr. Wagner. Mr. MartuiDe.ill L. Bronson, mg contest. Baptist church. Interment wa« in Mr. and Mr*. Glen Clum. aen. Dr. James DvKr.tker and MUs Monaay M Jaat. We applaud you Clara, for this ML Hope cemetery. 1 Mr. and Mrs Leo Herrick of f>” Esther Morgan of Big Rapids. Mrs. “ unusual achievement. | -------------- —♦»■ ■ ■ troll visited Mr. and Mrs Glen Donald Barnea and Mrs. Clavton day. -----—------------♦**—:------COMMITTAL HELD AT IES1 X!rl' SWr’ • “*“"*u'lcr re-uutuia of'tiL e’etersEppfcr of Petoikey; Mr. and Mn..., the weck« Miss Marie Rowe snenl tlie WOMEN OF THE MOOSE BAGINAW ON SUNDAY Ray Pixley mid Mr... Owen Sayers 7., end at her homo In HUr Rapid*. Rapids. , i burg. I Tney ware living-in uwir j atcu Senior Regent. Mrs. Charles : Committal services for the late ' APortfuent utcre. .it w>. Ilin Ave------ - - ----Mr*. Prank Coburn of MlddieVllie bn\v wiry '“ue Ronn. 011 l*us date rueiiUuud. Krauss of the local chapter of the Warren E. Carter were held al Bagof LamiiiK; Mr:.. Bui th a MurrEon was a Bunday dinner guest of Mrs. WdfeD 7 U“ ,ner ,Uld I»rev>ouS.iy sent to rela- Women of live Moose announces an inaw on Sunday afternoon at three and Mm. Olive Maynard uf Hallie John Dnwson. ,I hir aAd Mr Mrr,. Pu Paul and ln«lds nn announce- open meeting to be held at the ; o'clock, at the Oakwood Memorial Creek. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Carve’h ar- ’ Mr Hnrt „. .b 1-1 and *om woa _ NT r, J " r ! d J M J a JP!* bl I ®JE| ?JJ d *22 ment of the lact that April 28 Moose Hall. Friday evening. May 7. mausoleum. A brief service *iu Mlsa Arlene Beadle spent thFriday to be the guests , ‘ at 8 p. m. conducted by the Rev. Wolf, pastor ... « «M ■' .|-h l«r »f Mr Mr. Ch.rh- PMI. (™ B0!'™ r""i Mr? । would mark their 50tn weduuig an- , wliJhf.miiv The Membership Committee, with of the First Methodist church of cotLsin. Mrs. Harry Baker. . 'a few ? day* ays ** before fOTC openlni: opening their B [ d s r sister*. ' niverzary. Miss Margaret Johncock aa chairaa ­ chalr- Bay City of which Mr. and Mrs. MLu. Margaret Johncock --------------.. Bust ana mis. uusn are uter*. ( Many W|_re th(. letun U;1eKranis Ii man have a clas8 of eleven end!, Carter had been members during ana beautiful und appropriate got- I dates to initiate during the imprea- their residence there.. Mrs. Oaracn wedding cara* wmen came to sive initiatory ceremony of the Ur. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Adams them wttn sincere congratulation* Ritual. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Hinman xt.-JKU ■h«-1MUnu UOTu | "M’S JVLIHL L1LI1IJ I for theta fifty golden year* of ‘ A cordial invitation Is hereby U- from Hastings and friends from wedacu life. Tncac were from sued by the local Chapter for the Bay City and Saginaw attended the himMre Altoft^JreMr mid •Sw‘ ? weekend guest uf Mr and | Mr and Mrs. Clayton Brandstelter happy, i Caulonna^Kans.c, City and other general public and all members of Mrs G%r«^onieroF^!nmaroo J B,'rSPt.1 “Sldu!,U-n<1‘!cl U’e'’,nterta,ncd ,h’‘lr brldBr rlub °r out-»t*te ' places. Many Hastings the Loyal Order of the Moose and Mr anT Ml- Gron-e Altoft Sn i U wP d^L,C.' hl?‘. lwelve for dlnner on H1»h friend* । IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE tent u«!ir warmest congrat- their families to attend this meetl,d. ai!:;;,,, „,;,i M.V I MUa Radford uf lowing scores were turned in by Mrs Chea- । WAR—FORGET IT. ulations and ainccre good wtanes. '• — _________ .Inf. __________ air J Li Aitonb » L I inid’rLii and Uu<1 Hanacn Cambridge, i ter Hodges and R. M. Cook. i Alfred Altolt uud children ot h.u- Mass spent the weekend with Mr. ! ... , Ii Beautiful bouquets of roaes and j COLLISON—NUNEMAKEll otner flor, era made a fine setting l«’Ks, (and Mrs. James Radford ut Oun ' Mrs T. N Knopf was hostess to ] i Mixa Helen Nunemakar, daughter for the living roam of their apartMi. :md Mm.Cliaa.Christman.Mr. lake. her bridge club for dessert Tuesday ; । ment, where Mr. ana Mr*. Bromiun of Arthur Nunemakcr. of Delton and Mis. L. J Tcegifttiln and two । Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyes and . evening. welcomed theta callers. There were was. on Friday evening united in ■ grandchilden attended revival serv- daughter. Marjorie, and Barbara * ’ * only four former Hastings resi­ marriage to Lieutenant Merle Colli- i ices at East Nakarcne church. Ontnd Shannon were In Battle Creek for! A isucceufu) surprise look place then , son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Col-. Rapid.*, Rundnv n»nid< Bunday mnrninv morning. utirf and w*n' were dinner on Sunday. when a dozen friends dropped in to dents In St. Pctersourg—Mr. and hon. lison of Delton. The marriage look dinner guest* of Mr. and Mn. Lewi:,. Mr and Mrs Francis Ritchie and {spend the evening with Mr. and ;Mrs. C. W Clark, and Mr. and । place in the Delton Methodist Mrs. Carlton E. Eiile. These were . —--------------------------------- . Christman. Carroll of Grand I-editc spent I Mrs. Richard Cook last Saturday. • . church, r.|*nirrH the pastor. natln. Rev. Rrv W. W URob-J T. Rnhhappy to visit them and extend Mr. and Mr*, tawrenee Adinui Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hie gathering was planned to mark ; ceremony, I their congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. inson. performing the ceremony. nnd children were guests of rela­ Ritchie. | their sixth wedding anniversary. uple were attended by Mr. Mr. ' Bromon have made many friends ' Teh couple tives nt Grand Rapid.'* Bunday. Sergt Eldon Chase of Fort Dlr. ” • ’ The St. Cecilia Guild of Em- ।among the winter visitors as well I and Mrs. Lindon Collison, brother Mr*. Flank Humnumd iRtiby N. J., spent the weekend with his Lewis! nnd daughter Helen <>f Onzro। father W L Chase 1 manuci church wm entertained by ।as the permanent residents of the and stater-in-law of the groom, i Dean Arnold and’friend of Big j Mrs Donna Harrington last evening. 'SuroJiine City.” These were glad Lieutenant and Mrs. Colltaon have. were giK-sta at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor Sl**on inst Wednesday, Ranlds wire weekend .guest*; of Mr. •A’’.lnl.cZe?J,n|1 ,rc ,.w ot l*Je Jx?> . to have the privilege of making a i rone to Gowen Field. Idaho, where ( >ind Mm. M E. Cota. I . Wh',’ Wa““ Alon5* waa 1’i'wented Krsonal visit to lhe Brunsons dur- | lie is stationed. afti moon. t the afternoon and evening of [---------------- •** 1 ■ i.ioya «.,rveno Mn*. H, M Elliot returned on ]by Mrs- 000 T111?' • . Pvt. ana nnd mm. Mrs. Lloyd Greeno ana nnd 1 the anniversary. All the callers PARENTS OF A SON ..Mr*. V'"' — Sleurd a “ot * Muskejton -------- > Wednesday from a months trip to] William William Linington was host­ were treated to lhe golden wedding | Hastings relatives have received 1' • visited Mis. Si<' Hughes last week Davenport Iowa. Dr. Elliot having ,essMrs. nt n dessert bridge for twelve cake. announcements of the birth of a ■ Miss Ferm* Wolfe of Detroit re- I returned tlie week before. on Thursday, the guests being Mr. and Mrs. Bronson arc life- Mn‘ to Sgt. and Mr*. Kenneth • I -.turned to iwr I caching duties SunMrs. Milton Bcnn-rt and daugh- members of her club. Top scores ’ day after spending her ten day v:i- ter. Judy Ann of Detroit ar** ex- ,were held by Mrs. Lyle Shedd and long residents of Hastings. Tliey Schantz of Anchorage. Alaska. The !, were married here April 26. 1893. baby, who was born on April 13 i, cation with Ir r parents. *Jlr. and . pectr-l weekend guc.st.s of her moth- , Mrs. Fred Prentice. ; and this city has always been their and weight'd »even pound* and ten i ■ Mrs Ray Wolto. cr. Mm. Glkdy.s Ironside. £ MIls Gertnide Bentley of Kala- > Miss Lucille Bassett spent the i Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Link entertained I home. They are the kind of folks ounces, lias been named Frederick ,. • muon u o> tin- gucs* of Mr. mid -weekend with friends in Gru nd 1 Sunday in honor of their son. Lloyd, any city would be proud to claim. Benjamin. Sgt. Schantz to a for­ Tlie xmphasta of their live* has mer Hasting* boy. Congratulations I I ■ Mm F. H. Giuikelt Suturdnv und Rapids. --------j Bunday, Mr. and Mrs. Gariteii tuk- ' Mrs. Stephen BrL'jol and baby , who hiifi been home on n flfteen-dav always been on good, worth-while--------------- ««>,»■ from Concho • Field. Ban thing*. Tliey are genuine, real Standardization of gla*s food '■ hr: lu-r to her iroinc Sunday after- (daughter, who have been spending furlough Angelo. Texas. Those present were {noon. 'n few days with Mr. and Mm Jnmen Mr. mid Mrs. Irving Han*M*n nnd folks. Ycu know they can always container.-, will increase their pro- | be depended on to stand for what- ductlon by about 20 per cent more | ‘ Cb;i|ihiln and Mrs. R.’.lnh L Bute* Bri-.tol. left on Saturday for their I ]three children of Uinslng. Mi*s Lu­ ever will promote the community thl* year with existing equipment ' of Fort Mbnroc. Va . called or. Mr. new horn** In Port Clinton. Ohio ]• cille Little of Cleveland. Ohio, nnd , than were were produced produced tn In 1B42. . than tar d Mrs Utii DiixUr. Thursday. । Corporal and Mm. Lyle Sanborn 11Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Link of Has- ( good. » Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ix-wis were ij.nu- Harrington■ returned to Al- , jtings. . (Sunday guests <■( Mi. and Mr.<. Un- ibany. Oregon, on Monday after a Jury Woo<t of Maple Grove. Mr. and tuo' weeks' furlough which the, I . ,.r «•!.<» mmnri--i >'• §Mm. Wood have sold ihcir farm and apenl here with her mother. Mrs. : - Ah23^’ hubdurtng thc^winter |plan on moving to Hastings Donna Harrington, and in Cale- “ hP‘ub_ d ’‘Tff $ in-Sunf^H.va’rX wre^d™’’'1, i ^af^haS>oSre,U" dtan?r^.l t^fimniyllo^. s"““!SOCIAL EVENTS ' ch. iULTS 5c >c •c o lc c c Air Cadet Forrest. Schondcfingycr | Mm.’velrua Barnum was the gumt en’o'ckS'^^DJwt't^ere1 Mr*’ 'Z wcic me-was called to Detroit Tuesday after ! of Mr. antTMrs. Leon Barnum ol - cn OCIOCK. inure urcecui *.5L e_A um- । y'* dames Morris Hili. Roy Hubbard. T. ft AM visit With home folks. Woodland over live weekend. w ’and"'Adeivn Bavee "andii ”“'icmmf —“।, — Boyce, and ft • Mr and Mm. J vZ Hewitt vLsltcd ^lr and Mrs. Robert Shannon. JL *V? • "11 Mr and Mrs John HcwUt and Mr. Mrs. Frank Hoonon and Mrs. L»W- Mnel> Muble C?.lbv mid Marian 'I and Mm Merle Kelly ef Lan* Ing on rence Herrick were In Grand RapIttah were won bv*! X Sunday. Mm Kelly and chUdren re- id* on Saturday. Mm Hill and Mm kS and low S jtunlfd with her parents nnd are Harold Perkins spent the week- ))y Grs Hubbard P »' Jhrie for a few weeks. , end ut C.unn Atterbury. Ind., with ■ ' • • • ft ’ Mm. A. D. McDonald and Fredc- > his brother and wife. Lieut, and | The Misses Helen and Florence »' rick McDonald were In Hattie Creek ] Mm Arnold Perkins. Wade and Elizabeth Finch were X on Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Small and ■ hostet.--.es at an informal ■■dinner \ • Past District Governor Kirn Sic- family of Grand Rapids were Sun- | Thursday evening al seven o’clock, ft tier. Mr and Mrs R. W. Cook. Mr. day guests of Mr. andMrs. R. .KJ Places were laid for ten Including ft } and Mrs. Hubert Cook. Mr. and Mm. ; Compton. MLss Helen Fumlss of New Ro- X ID A VanBtiskirk and Dr nnd Mrs 1 George VanHoutrn of Garrett, ichellc. N. Y. \ J Guy C. Keller were in .Maul-.ir, over Ind., who is in service and is now । ... .» < the weekend attending tlie Rotar?'istotioned in Grund Rupidr. at the Mrs. Clarence Johncock was host- ft •convention. Robert Cook. Jr., and (Weather Forecasting School, spent m to the Busy Eight Club at her ft : Hannon Wilcox attended a-> Junior . Sunday with his aunt and uncle, home on Mondav evening. Mav 3. x Rotarian*. Mr Mr. Sigh. „...toast------- j Mr and Mrs. J. W. Armbruster. I Rotarians. Stgl-r w.n (Bunco was played with Miss Mar- X . .. Monday- tve। Mf . an(j Wrf. Link. Lloyd , garel Johncock and Mrs. Howard ft I mn-lcr nt. ... the banquet [ hlng. Link nnd Miss Lucille Little vixlUtl I OrxlKirn receiving the prisec. : ft Mis Howard Frost returned Haturd;iy.from Syracuse, N: Y.. where] she had been to attend tlie wedding of her brother. Cnl. Donald DoolltHe. Mrs. Otto Iscnhnth. Mrs. Robert Wnlldorff and Air Cadet Hollis Hrnhnth were -hi Hfitile Creek on Wednesday of la.',t week, the former vl'itlnc Mrs. Bessie Wnlfc. C. w. Dolan left Thursday for a weeks business trip to Chicago and New Yoi k. Mix. Roy Cordes and daughter Margery arc cxiwied tn return on Friday from a three weeks' visit In • Lieut. Comm nnd Mrs C W. I Brainard nnd Dr. and Mrs. Ton J Thorne of Bnttle Creek acre guests ' of Mis R G. Finnic on Wednesday > Lieut. Comm Brainaid if now MaHoned nt the Jackionviltr Naval < Base where he Is in charge of or': Ihonedtc survey. Mr and Mrs. George Jaffer and family of Chicago were guests lari ' week of Mrs. Jaffer's aunt. ML-* France* Crowell. , Mr. nnd Mrs. Russell Zerbel spent • the weekend in Chicago witli Mr. und Mrs. Charl-s Van Worden. • Mins Sybil WcKMimnnboe was n guest on Monday of Mr. and Mrs. ' Fnv Whittemore of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Waters were . called to Mason last Wednesday because of the UlneiM of ilia brothers Wife. Mn. Art Waters Miss- Virginia Wcllfnre of Middlevllle and Harold Vogel of Muskegon snent the weekend with Mr. nnd Mrs. Leo Wcllfare. On Sunday they were guests of Mr. mid Mrs Kennoth Vogel mid Miss Polly M’alkor in Jackson. . Mr. and Mrs Clarence Hackney and son, David, of Paw Paa* spent . the. weekend with Mrs. Almira Hackney. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colvin of Cnledonla were Bunday guests of Mr. and Mr Merle Van Houten. Mrs. Orville Sayles. Mrs. Edward VanPoperlng and Mrs. W. R. Cook were in Grand Rapids on Monday. ROOMS STEAM BEAT HOT * COLD WATER SHOWER BATH Single $3.50 per wk. up HOTEL HASTINGS I I j 1 1 I I i I | | I | ■ j , ^4^5/ Pt 49c ORLIS ANTISEPTIC 60c 49c BROMO SELTZER 60c 49c ALKA SELTZER 79c LARVEX MOTH SPRAY pt DI-CHLORICIDE CRYST'LSU.^o.h.49 JOHNSON GLO-COAT WAX qt 98c JOHNSON PASTE WAX lib 59c lib 29c FORMALDEHYDE MINERAL OIL heavy pt 35c pt 33c MILK OF MAGNESIA YEAST & IRON TABLETS bot . 250 98c iKIKBSl EEDRUG STORE== — UGISTIRED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY — SZZ Haetlngr Phone 2241 State fr Jtfftrsan SZ LUNCH CLOTHS, QUAKER LACE GLOVES, HOSE, TOWELS, , Bakery Specials I for Friday and Saturday! ‘ । A FEW ROSE IN SNOW CAKES “ 75® LOAF CAKES 35c ! I ' Please Order Mothers* Day Cakes Early I . BANGHART BAKERY I 11, B. l.M.r.0. at nn. i | Revival Services May 10 thru 23 7:30 Each Night WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH HICKORY CORKERS, MICH. Rev. L. H. MAYFIELD Evangelist SPECIAL SINGING! CLOTHS, ALL ARE WELCOME! PARASOLS, BAGS, PILLOW CASES, ROBES, SKIRTS, SWEATERS, IRONING BOARD COVERINGS & PADS. DRESSES Regular, half, and extra sizes! Sheer printed Voile, Bemberg! W to 26^ and 38 to 52! '.r B. ra ■■ffi J and ■■hi I Admiration Hole Robes & House Coats 12 to 48 2.50 to 4.50 s DON’T BUT THINGS YOU DON’T tomatlc rifle tar NEED-BUY WAR BONDS : ply him with a I APRONS, SHEETS, Mother will like! £ that work were many at them htfr* 1 Mrs- Lui mcrous, many quite strange In show-1 and Mr Ing how juvenile* sometimes reach I Assyria. -I.n 1^-! < , V.— » *-- — . .11—_ i __ laiuSrii JSSBri; ssu 5i:3-E~ss.“.ss-“»a«ss« wjatsas n planation of lire work of the J lie court over which he pn Dressy Maternity Dresses, cotton at 2.50 Dressy Maternity Dresses, spun rayon 6.95 anthen 9s "Exclusive, but not expensive" HASTINGS ‘ Sure to be welcomed—tart­ ly rayon hotel Wt’vt just the kind the liken. Sturdy service weights, lovely leg flattering gossamer sheer*— all fit perfectly—wear tang with proper care." Strife habit Ti forced Tew. I TwUt, Dull N �NASHVILLE Mn. Hattie Weaver? S3. passed away Sunday at the Snupp oonvalescent home where she had been the post two yean. She was born Nev. 16. 1860 in Nashvllle where most of her life had been spent. She leave* several niece* and nephews. Lloyd EDITORIAL­ ASSOCIATION natii •Zurt. CARD OF THANKS Sheldon Agency township. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at two o’clock from the Dowling church. Burial in the Wilcox cemetery, Ma­ ule Giove, a A large crowd was in Nashville Saturday to inspect the six "Jeeps” and one armored scout car with mounted machine gun* from Fort Custer. Nearly every one had a Hde in a jeep. * Tlie Lentz Table.Company has reorganized and .expect to start working again as soon as some new machinery can be installed. * Tne junior clas* will give the play. 'Going on Seventeen” Friday night, May 7th. Those tak­ ing part are: Roberta Decamp, Jos- | All Kinds of Insurants Surety Bond* koM 310$ Hsstiags Swanton Agency . PROTECT YOUR CAR From $1.00 ap with State Farms SO-SO collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT Hauks. ’ Richard Furlong. Louise Showalter. Lorraine Wilson. Fred VanDenburg, Mildred Hinckley. Phy­ llis Scott. Shirley Brown. * Funer­ al services for A. J. Thompson. 137. who passed away at the home »of hi* son. Ray Thompson, were held Saturday afternoon at Charlotte AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY I two daughters were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lykins. * Corp Robert Betts has returned to r. "fertbl Camp Phillips. Kansas, after spend­ ing a ten-dav furlough at hl* home here. * Corp Charles Higdon of Louisiana I* visiting his parents. । Mr. and Mrs Charles C. Higdon. « Mire Laura Cosgrove has returned to her home in Middleville. * Mrs. Lillian Gibson Is home from Deca­ . tur where she spent several months I with relatives. * Miss Doris Belt* of Grand Rapids anent Sundav at her home here. * Tlie Clover Leaf 'Class will. be entertained Mav 14 | P>t. Gerald Skidmore of Camp at the home of Mrs. Grace Brumm. । Grant. Ill., and wife of Hastings visited Sunday at Mr nnd Mm. returned from St. Petersburg. Flor­ Ernest Skidmore's. * Ehret Skld- ida. where thev soent the winter. *. ?°,r? of Augusta Jias purchased the Mrs. Cora Smith has cone to Grand Sylvia Treece farm here and is I Rnnlds to visit her daughter. Mrs. moving In this week. * Mr. and I Rteale and famllv * Herbert Wl«e Mrs. Vern Hawblitz visited nt H. of Lansing spent the weekend at his Wilcox’s at Barryvllle Sunday. * Mr and Mrs. F. Nesbct of near Nashville spent Wednesday evening at Frank Hawblitz. * Mr. and Mi?; Laurence Kelly of Battle Creek visite<! Sunday nt Mr. nnd Mrs. B. Nash. * Mrs. Frank Hnwbli’.z called MICHIGAN APPLE DESSERT on her aunt. Mrs. Chis. Mulvaney SAVES RATIONED GOODS recently In Belle/ue. * clarence nnd Use nlenty of fresh Michigan ap­ Carl Reid called on Pvt. Junior Can­ ples these davs and stretch your field in Battle Creex Sunday. * supply of rationed goods. A net Forrest and his mother. Leia Bidle- dessert Is this JellietT brown bclty. jnun of Branch district called on Easy'to make, pretty to serve and Frank Hawblitz Thursday evening. good to eat. It has all the quail- Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of furnaces Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sanders for Rent 1 G. E. GOODYEAR RDWE. 143 1/Slats at lhe Methodist church. Rev. Ken­ neth Griswold offlclaung. Burial in tbe Grand Ledge cemetery. * Mrs Hazel Hoffman. 34, of Baltimore passed away Monday at the Pine Crest Sanitarium. Grand Rapids She wo* born Jan. 20. 1909 in Assy­ ria township. She leaves her hus­ band. Edwin, twin boys, Jack nnd James.-he# parents Mr. and Mn. J. E. Cole, two brotners. Leon and Phons 3331 if FOR SALE One Fords milking machine, also.one Fords Hammermill, made by Meyers and Sher- F. S. NIETHAMER I f«v«»wua of You'll need: 1 envelope 1 • 7---------- *■ at East Lansing during tlie 4-H 3 cups chopped Michigan apples ;State Fair. * Several ladles had a 1-2 teaspoon cinnamon cleaning bee at lhe church three 3 tabtarooona lemon juice days the past week * Mr*. Recd of Zwieback crumbs > Hastings Ls caring for her daughter. .... ■...,, Michigan apple slices Uoo* chopped apu.es, hot water. I AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING ■ ..... U, (I.V.U "OU when firm unmold on serving dish and sprinkle with zwieback crumbs. Garman with *Uced Michigan ap­ ples that have- been cooked In 1 cup sugar and 1 cup water until tender and then well drained. Serve with hard sauce. Apple juice or sweet cider can be used Instead of water •MILO Henry Germaine and Merle Brad­ field attended a Triple-A meeting al Hastings Wednesday evening a Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Van Strraln. Jr., returned to their home in Van Nuy.s, Cal.. Friday after having spent lhe put ten days with the former’;, parents. * Mrs. Nina Boyle was a Kalamazoo shopper Thursday. * BRAKEMEN SWITCHTENDERS TELEGRAPH OPERATORS YARD CLERKS Apply Superintendent's Office, - NYCRR, Jackson, Mich. army Friday. * The mai W. A. Spaulding will others: day AUCTIONEER 8.U. wilt DEWEY REED I* Sunday, May 9 Palea can be made at Banner office. Pkone $447 Hastings, Mick. GENERAL INSURANCE Shipping Livestock Flattering Every Saturday complli privllei COQKS - WAITRESSES PRACTICAL NURSES Battle Creek Rendering Co. MEN AND WOMEN FOR Lloyd Rugrr. Mgr. GOOD SALARIES. ROOM AND BOARD FURNISHED places AUCTIONEER AMERICAN LEGION HOSPITAL Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable HIGHEST PRICES PAID We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. charges. Phone Hastings We pay the phone 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS C. “BUI” SHERWOOD K Trim' IIround on II..fine Hotel IlasUnga SHELL HORSEHIDES for some of that good Lily White Flour INSURANCE Send Your Sentiments Ph, Especially For Mother Lovely CASH For your old Scrap Iron. Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Coppar & LMd. CLENN F. LAUBAUGH NS No. Michigan Arana. Dainty. white and black plastic. Pep your chickens up with our 8.B.V. mash. It gives Rich Rayon Slips Lavishly Lace Trimmed She’ll love the true fit, the rich fabric, lovely style and long wear of this new slip. Delicate tearose SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Plants for Mothers1 Day 25c to 79c HASTINGS, M1CU. Sparkling Glass Dessert Sots Middkvil Brilliantly fire crystal, grand for Ing! Includes Oh 1 XPIP. IENCED FITTER j’ motto coarse—block and rock. CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training _ |ine Truss Fitting THEY SERVE TO (Lazuli?/ WOLVERINE finish. Full fashioned for per- EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT W' “’’"'"ff i“« (6) lol. for Mie. High and dry building sites. The lots range in size from 70 to 135 feet water frontage, and 178 to 350 feet deep. Each lot has access to Lights. City Gas. Tel. Good roads and nice swimming beach. Terms may be arranged y»“r huylng power. BUY NOW while w.ge. are high, and build when conditions will permit. polished Vlvid colors, smart designs make these gay and attractive. Large pitcher with six non­ chip edge tumbles. TODAY, American farmers work harder and longer on their feet than over before. That’s why Wolverine’s famous triple-tan­ ning process means so much to them. It tans tough, super-durab!o shell horsehide as soft and pliable as buck*kin—makes Wol­ verine Shell Horeehides feel like old house slippers. They even dry out toft after soaking. Wolver­ ine Shell Horsehidcs are serving America by helping farmers pro­ duce more food because their feet don't tire as fast in such soft, com­ fortable work shoe*. ' Wolverine Triple-Tunning also helps, retain­ ing all tho natural wear-defying toughness of shell horsehide in tho soles and uppers . . . Try a pair. GREETING CARDS FOR MOTHER Don't forget to send her your love! Shell cherish any of these pretty cards and appropriate verses. ■■ **xC CF M VVUT-XATE SHOE STORE REID'S RESORT, THORNAPPLE LAKE BEN FRANKLIN STORES togelh ORDERLY WORK Farmers SERVE AMERICA BETTER When They're Served By Amazing Comfort In­ LALURE Hose JAKE DEPKIESTER Mend," DEAD STOCK REMOVED! Allis Chalmer pooler WOODLAND, MICH. IM w IICHT like mdde plane �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWO—F. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MAY 6. 1943 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR pearance and many compliment*1 11 _ ' ' ' the stand wove: Mar making hit salary $650. .Jack Maxson, Meril were heard about It. Shirley Henry 'UIPU C f U A A I I C. W. Clarke Jt Co., advertise# of Hastings is District Publicity H 11 M \lniJIJL ter. Lawrence PuIL., 21 lbs. Michigan granulated sugar chairman. It is planned to issue the 11 1 u 11 JUIIVVU ----------------------- -----------l. Pennock, son ot Mr. and 1 Reinhardt Tool Dolan for $1-00. paper quarterly. ' ' ............ . 11 .* court Judge, Richard Foster. By JANE CAMERON township. ---------------------- --- - ■■ During the terrible storm of Mon­ ust 30. 1896. in Hastings----------... ___ ___________________ ■ - ■ The dramatics class Is preparing and Donald Keeler, court 1 und passed away Monday night. day evening, a gang of "hoboes.' Watch tor InfonnaUon about the poem..rThe Congo,” for an as- rapher. created quite a furore at lhe rtsl- StMSB IlLTT J Poppy Day to be observed -a on SatB„r. -scmblr a-u.MXUUe. M April 26. ut Community hospital in । TWENTY YEARS AGO A hearty and sincere THANK Big Rapids. He was taken 111 Ip idence of A. A. Andenon on West urd»y- M“y . 1। Repor April 11. 1923 Report cards were given out April; Stanley, Marjorie Norton, ■*< ‘YOU to each und every soldier, sail­ October. 1942. with a rare blood di­ i, Mr. and Mrs. Delos Hopkins. 922 Green St. Mn. Aiiderson was alone i ' Marblle, Mary Ketcham. Marjory ' ■ । - ‘ The next district meeting Is to be ■2«1 or. Marine. WAAC. WAVE. WOW. sease which caused hte death at tlie । Na Michigan, at the time, her husband having observed their hlThe last issue of lhe Fortnight Boyes, and Martha Lou Maus. i“ etc. for not striking for a two dol­ early age of 46. He wa* under treat- , gone to the council room to lay I The regular Auxiliary meeting NUes on Saturday evening. July , ,will come out Tuesday. May J8. ! at the Country Club last Thur lar a day Increase in salary (if you l aside the honors of mayor. About 8 win be hekI thta evemhg rt -,v10. When officersfor the ensuing. Enrollment for the fall semester night for the Rotarians and I at could call it a salafyi. Lads and of the University hospital for three ,,l o'clock there was a Mr." ring — wvTirh h“H- After the busintt* session re- >e4r are to beelected.________ , t ■ ’ urlng the week wives Their selectolns wera: ‘ . ---------------------joules In khaki, we civilians appre­ hv’hbl’matarlu “oetor8 were baf,**d Lafethodist cbtltth last evening for !SMS-K" ^niV tn hiI freahments and a short program of WPK - „nPF wmthoee 1 ” , «-A£iisr~ ~ 1 Whistling Girl". Haney: "So1* ciate you! _ enjoyed.Mrs. W thT HOPE Aftormhla Xtaduatkin frnm the ‘ l,w P“'P°* Of ’ Hieing Washington” re.nnnrirrf only tn heconfronted . rnl<.rtainmrtn wlR by ■ ragged gang of hoboes. Mr. | pannic Brink. Mrs. LeoraFYiedrlch the neighborhood Anril*!!^ t was held Wed-1 Can Write My Name," Caln; | Hartings hHi«tfKiM»l he* attended ‘hrm*h ,he pytA °r Con« 1—1 Many Many from from the neighborhood atat­ _ for the Junior;' Guardians ol the Colon, I ratoh Bnd Mrs Hrten compose t-nded The Hille ‘ book. "Make and tended the the funeral funeral of of Will Will McCalMcCal- r','K?‘y' APrU “• 1 cuum . 1 Mahnon-Hofer. Mend ”, which you see advertised in and arrived home in time to catch . ■,... rnrnmlttei* I lum Monday at Hastings. Tlie fam­ The physics class Is finishing Its; a select group from the high all leading magazines is worth it's S'l.T’iSS ■'E“t “ them before their departure. Tlie ,ne commllter; # , ily Ms Ujr sympathy of their many ex-mayor’s right hsnd suspiciously I „ . , , '.. :friends here. He was born, raised, study of electricity and will start school orchestra played. They weM: weight In butter, gals. It ahowx. and .... Helen Carl. Lucille Lawrence. CML On Wednesday evening. May 19. and had lived nearly all his life tn sound next week. -------- --------• Woodlond j.-_j.so plainly even I can understand it. received his M. A- from the Unlver- I Tt)f corner *lone of ’s near his pistol pocket had a quieting vllv of nt Michigan. XS I■ I In T,» 1920 I OXA he Ike joined l.klltezl hoqogo 1 I III our community community where wnere he ne will win be oe The Junior Red Crou is dlrtrlb- Walton. Ernest HoweU. Keith Just how to cut mens suits down.riiy consolidated school bulld- effect \»n lhe unbidden strangers 1 tbe Unit und ligion are planning ,our “ i Mrs ateHn Mo “ ’• utlng RM Crow pamphlet, in Brady, and Charlene Cappon. who were later recognized as mem- on » Joint meeting and pot luck udly for ladies. I’m going to try my the_ faculty of the Perri* Institute. ' lulj Wednesday. sadly missed. * Mrs. Glenn More- 1 — hand al thte little pastime present- under the taw■ W. N Terrta as Henderson of Detroit will bcrt"of the Green Street Whist jupper and will consider plans for .house -------------------a -------— whzmi. In the freshman returned home---Sunday from wnoo*in umunwu u-». track meet held Club It finally dawned upon Mr. Poppy Dayon Saturday. May 22. Borgess hospital Kalamazoo. Wc „ The Hi-Y sent three boys tq ADrt j xeveral bovi showed Bl­ “ ... and Mrs. Anderson that five years “nd for Decoration Day. May TO. are glad to report she U much im- Battle Creekto attend an officers ture promise m the variou* event*: Thte Hl’ ol’ column sure gels remBiJ2d’T‘„*n ‘tartructw I Riv Alfred Way. pastor of the ago they were married In honor of ' Pei5r'l.c lhe d“le “9d Bt' proved in health. * Mr and Mrs. conference Monday, April 26. The Raymond Bennett in Uw hurdle*. John Barnes and Mr and Mrs. Alex boys were: Morris Hill. Thoma* Ralph Ole* as a sprinter. Lee Tavkicked around these United States. le8. *. until hte drath hJ i Methodist church, has been the event, a choice (?) collection tend the supper and meeting, Bames of Kalamazoo were recent Waters, und Jack Walton. Morris gnrl |n broad and high Jump, ... Every time we get another nice "““Me until. hte drath. Hi B|lpolnU?l| t0 tulu. charge of so- of presents of the ' wooden" va- ; Echtlnaw. who set a new compiimentary letter from another wh«e’ he wa* unusualta Hcitlng of fund* for Ute Methodist riety were left as mementos, the | Saturday evening the Fourth dlx- callera in the neignborhood. * Jack Hill was honored by being fleeted ttnd state arid another anny camp, we •“ ’'Educational Advance, necessitating eifta all being selected, not with trict meeting convened at Sturgis and Jerry Johncock spent their .secretary of South Central district freshman record for the »hot put an Idea of their usefulness or beau- in their fine new Legion home, week of vacation with relatives The topics discussed by the group wUh a top of 41’ 11". dislocate our shoulder netting our- * u1’ j? JPY*?. 7 A. his removal to Albion, Need for a Curfew" and — Junior class held a caka aelf on Uw back. Compliment* sure ™ “S’; ' Volney Ferris, former Hastings tv. but bcause thev were wooden Those who attended from here were here. * Ira McCallum, who has been were: “'.Need are nice stuffy _ ‘"4“““tan": toy. ... SUH.; Atann Delicious light refreshments of Disc. Pres. Gladys Henry, the local seriously 111 with shingles, was taken "Juvenile Delinquencysale Tuesday noon April 27 to raise The Hastings Hl-tf hrid a party “o^e»f^liteJ-Hod bologna, pickles, beans and t Unit president. Mrs. Alma Larsen, to Crispe hospital Plainwell. Thunary member of Kanpa Phi. by“ >“"T. "ML* .*’’’11 ’luinslns onions, ’ P.__M rwas served and a general । Shirley Henry and Paul Foley. A day for treatment and where he at the Parish house. Friday eveSomething cute—It seems that On June 10. 1918. he was mar- I J°h" °r “,uln« coffee TJ}“. “J* renneyuBL good time -was liad by all. buffet ’■luncheon —*-------------was---------served* at — 6;3O could be near the doctor. Mr. nlng. April 30. Dancing and games the Woman's Auxiliary Branch of rled to Mlu Arloa Mead of Hastings ; dlVLh7’’ | rinrk- hnvP r< and separate business sessions of and Mrs. William McCallum and were the entertainment. Morris Hill dup.,“>. *7, the irtr __________ force were ___ flatly denied the wax horn nnr dunshtor. ,--Tn tlirm Mr “nd Mrs. ChBS. Clarke have the Posts and Units were held. children. Mrs. Mary McCallum, and Mason Thomaa had charge of made by the Junior Red Croaa. privilege of carrying iiandbags. Mlirian Louise, both of whom sur- moved to their new home on W fifty years ago . there being a fine attendance. Later Belle and John McCallum visited entertainment, and Ronald Bros*. Now, we nil know that u fentale vlve Funeral services were held at 2™*% h‘ ■ Purchased of Anri! 13. 1893 a dance was held nt the Legion hall. him Sunday at the hospital hnd i refreshment*. Several boy* not In MUNICIPAL COURT without n triple-decker. ai“d* | eleven o'clock Thursday forenoon R’ «k2?^l*rhnv><. whn win W. r cQ“k a“d while en17)P district m^nct Auxiliary Auxiuary voted votra to to asas- report a slight gain tn his condl- Hi-Y were special guest* of the eve’■ , The Jean Merlca. Merles, of Johnstown, wo* wa* stone-sized handbag is like Robln-Int t]le Wagner funeral home in Big Mlss Florence Doyle, who will route for Detroit, slopped off at sjsl sponsoring a nurse’s schol- tlon. * Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes . ning. Mr. and Mra. George Aten and picked up by the sberiffa offlcata graduate froin from the Home Ecorromics Economics son urusoc Crusoe wniwus without jrnuuy. Friday. oo. So. me tlie Rapids Rapids where where tne the Body bodv laid laid in in Mate state *R.raduate Arbor ana and too* took in in some oi of inc the nrahlo ttrshlp fund, fund_ each Mch Unit Unll to pay pay $1.00 $1.00 son v„„. I! Ann Aroor Friday for driving a car without an rnnU!U A Wire nr .1 evening. <{«*°f„ CROWS. 1LARKS or ■•In.f-v.-rwhatever these 1 Wednesday afternoon 4nd in £Sh Jfhts of the U. of M. lart Friday. “s of lhc mandatory funds, called on Mrs. Metta Barnes of Au- | Mrs. Damson were also guests. Iiuta Friday afternoon. * Mr. and . Poppy pasters are being made by operator's license. He faced Judre birdwomen are bills।Dr. James DeKrakcr officiated A. at ha* accented a positionIn South . They made the firm of Goodyear. ThLs scholarship will be available to ... - called, AA-», got their — ... (ra. Ira Osgood and children and t h e Brt cfo** ( Or me annual AmeriCodright that afternoon In Municimo.ih.r th * next nr«t morning mnmina they thev the funeral anr i «i nn.miitai Haven High school for the coming wilklns. and Van Horn a pleasant B young woman who wLshes to take Jesse Osgood called on Mr. ajjd Mrs. CBn Legion Auxiliary sale ot the pal court, admitted hi* guilt, and together. The and al tn. the rcommittal I Will. | nurse's training but lacks money to E. assembled all their personal effects ’ service at Riverside cemetery in year' t* rL. iLtrf-annri ___ __ I— popples n< zwwt* McCallum and Hubert Hubert’IPetHnPettin- -veteran-mlide . paid $5 m 00 fine ."4 and $735 costs. thal they would ordinarily carry in!Hastings at three o’clock Thursday gill's Sunday afternoon. They re­ ; -The Iron fence that encloses the . do so. lAtrt Friday morning 301. -----------THIRTY YEARS AGO u bag nnd divided them amongst afternoon. court [X)rt aKie Bas s on tne n_■_ r , . - In room |rf hll .■ ui.v— port Mrs Mrs. H<.pi Replogle the gum court yard yard ish being being removed removed this this ' ' ... hls-j Ralph Llndtay, 21. of — . April 17. 1913 .....I.. * A. Mrs 1/r. Floyd fl/>•>Hidira Ill,Urn of nt PUrcli- Mr. Damsons first hour world week nnd will be placed around the The Fourth dtetricl welcomes the I again. which ^Vested Fridl^Rw their various pockets. They । ------* •» - —— zlai. a mrw-kr trial In wtilrh ra — sa. I Barry county farmers are ship­ Riverside cemetery. Dept Pre*. Mrs. Ward McAllister. ' ment spent Friday with Mrs Albert wn: neia a m«x trwi m wmen Coiners wa* “”«ted Friday tor marched Jauntily on the parade SOUTH BOWNE ping thousands of bushels of pota­ W E Allgeo. contactor and who has recently moved to Law- Warner. Other 'Wtqrs over the I w^ccusea anacOT o^^Ung a motor vthlcte wl^^t grounds, bulging In all strategic j Week’s Letter ;n. X Dlowh ™ e ,toes. The price is 30 cents per S!!??;- i” .T’rS ■Sy^P'nn.nm mlSgMtauJ, .to Ifu^to UTSHmMumS High school won first door to rear of A. E. Kenaston’s of- dent ot this district. E. S. Th., Jhelr h.ndM,, 1^X2!!?' w'cuKfv:“"i.iuX '“'Hartings “ Verta Monica of East Cloverdale ; Posing a car without honking, nlcipal court, where he admitted the In the Empire building. ... , wm a Swida? vwtor Cortrlght acted a* prosecuting offense charged agatart hiatJwU and second places In the sub-dis­ flee W. F. Hicks has purchased a new I At the meeting on Saturday the 1 w-a* a ounamy vmwr. ;:nitr>mev «nrf Aben Johnson a* de- Cortnght required him to pay a fin* An Army and Navy E to all lhe!M‘'™»'\* G1'“ te’c* trict oratorical society held at snrinkler — -----------------for tue troon the streets of first edition of the district news- I OTWW>1 . ?-IS"SlJSS, v" .. store clerks who. after answering MUhiCT^ccom- Grand Rapids Arnell Wolf wa* this city. Il Is a dandy. paper. “The Reveille.” made Lis ap- । FOR VICTORY BLY WAR BONDS fense attorney. Witnesses called to of $10.00 and eoat* of $7457^ Idollc questions about ration .’•‘'•‘‘‘J “cc®“. flrat place winner and Letand Holly i^‘^1li‘,niOv0U^e,lrd customer^oii StShler Nonita lJu£ ftat- was sreond. . Mrs. Emily Sayre Welter, last n abt > S o “rdJy afternoon to the Achieve"Reul Daughter” member of the lo­ rte/ks in^itarv Counto have mt',u Day * Mr and Mrs John cal D A R. died at her home In the he ^Mlince nf'jcS^aiid t^ twelve Mlshler- Mrs ,Fr“’dt Martin atui eastern part U1 of Clinton county. _ triiwz nf Israel It after rou meet dau8hWr' Marilyn of Grand Rapids At tlle annual meeting Thursday !h.“^£7pSS —evening - -----------------------------------------------members of the Hastings Wvoii°reBni boslnPto anoreciote nnd Mn> WUI ML'hlcr ahd °wendo- fire deportment reelected H. A. L " J, thL’m/SrttvP 1 lyn. ★ Mr. nnd Mn.. Harvey Blough Newton as fire chief. Others elected lhe ffineness of the majority_ ______ _________ __________ an< j ____ starboard of__ Welcome Cor- were- Asst, chief, Fon Abbey; Secy.. WARNING If’ In Ute future, all *«•"»'" *nThe~n ’£? — ]j B^bop; Treas.. Jos. Sane; Capt.. brnkr^^nh "Sav^d Ur given^y Rev. McCu^f Jos. Sage; Steward. A- A. Wilmont: Pipemen.'tat. Dan Asluilter: 2nd., t hnJ^in vnu '^ke^the Freeport was excellent; also the n ,» Covey: ->w ______________ Art 3rd.. __ Edward Hubbard; I JXthe?" ulelvd come rauioned “lven by lhe you1** l^PU-s 4th. Edward Monica. TS n7?rt <hn cholr and the Edrtcc. breakfast at -----------with WentU^ion tag and the Lhe udies Aid hall. Bownc Center FORTY YEARS AGO nv1”? ^vS^tinJ^in Church, was well attended. * Harry I April 16. 1903 . like to have notified In case of your | cromi.r nnd family have moved to ! The Hastings New Band of twelve sudden departure from this eartniy t Uielr new home recently purciujed pieces was organized last evening plane. To moke It short, I got jn carlton. * Leon Tyler of Wood- and the following officers were enur. ... land did carpenter work for Mrs. elected: Pres. J. L. Maus: Secy.. •v . u.,1 . I lEatella Rosier last week. * Clare |Pred Stowell; Treas Earl Wood. About the little boy s letter-. Nq. Eaah and family were Easter Sun- । Mgr. Kopf of the Titomaple HecI didn't moke it up. I m not thlit' rtay guests of her parents. Mr. and trie Co,, states that lhe construegood- Yes. Ju- .wrote it. letter for. c»m Rrller of null lake 4 Mr . tlnn uf a second dam is caalera.irtter as it was printed And don;t and Mri John Anderson. Mr and plated, which would triple the ever mention it to him.'we don t Mrg Julius Wester and Mrs. Joe company’s present capacity. The hlin ennerttod. conceited. Here’s the lhe *ese-|j Matternick of Alto were Exster new diilh will probably be built at want him quel. His family were visiting and ,guest* of Mr. and Mrs Paul Hoff- Cascade. the Hosts’ next winters' pork got ■I man. * Mrs. Orvln Alierdlng and Dell Newton has been appointed out and was high-tailing It around:, daughters attended Sunrise Easter Janitor of the court house in place the yard nnd Karl was close behind.; services in Lowell Sunday morning, of Frank Bennett, reaigned. holding an Imaginary shotgun on * Mr and Mrs. Will Cosgriff of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tyden started the nig Tlie MLsses called her hus­ Lowell attended the Easter exercises for Sweden Saturday to spend sevband that 'here lx the pig' Just as at Bowne church and were dinner eral months with Mr. Tydetfs par­ the procession went around again , gtiMte nt their sister. Mrs. Jennie ent*. , , k and Knrl says, "Sh. He's a Jap. Pardee. * Miss Gwendolyn Mishler ; The Board of Education last BANG BANG. BANG!" The poor | Is spending the week in Grand Rnp- I Thursday night reelected al! the pig. mortally offended al being ids at the home of Mr and Mrf. present high school teachers for called a Jap. departed and was next John MLshleg and Mr and Mrs. ' the coming year. Prin. E. J. Edger heard from being pursued around II Frank Martin. was given a $50 Increase of salary. Bernard MePhartia Frederick HayWMd --making his salary $800 Mr. Wallace tlie Town Hall by the good citizens | Georg* Cltun Clinton Adams j also receives a similar increase. of Cloverdale. Michigan. I BANNER WANT ADS PAT Orval Batata George Converse Ivan Allerdlng ---------- ----------------- il............ ........ RARE BLOOD DISEASE BARRY BYPATHS AMERICAN LEGION Backward Glancev u^f'Au- Bits of Yesterday Help the Mfcn in the Armed Forces To Be Listed in the Directory Following is a list of luen.in the Armed Forces for whom we do not have addresses. If you can give us the address of any of these men, please phone, write, or stop in and tell us. Help keep the Service Men’s directory [t-to-date. See the complete list of Service Men in the lobby of this bank BOWLING NEWS BOWLING NEWS Ken Clark hit 600 "smack on nose" Wednesday night while an­ choring for Hastings Ice and Fuel in the Recreation League when he scored 178-246-176 to lead the! week's play. Dave Goodyear scored I nine pins less for Piston Rings in the same league and Frank Me-' Millen toppled the pins for 589 with i counts of 212-143-234 for Bliss. In the Recreation League Piston Rings won three from Leonards; Strand had a one game edge on Bliss, and Hastings Ice and Fuel took lhe odd game from the lead­ ing Middleville team. The Commercial League Waged a double header during the week, tak­ ing .the alleys on Tuesday and Thursday nights. On Tuesday night Moose blanked Middleville Cream­ ery: State Insulation won two from Citv Dads; Auto Sport Shop blanked Andrus Service: Goodyear Bros Bdwe. won three from Trio Cafe and Movnahan Sales look a pair: from Coffee Shop. On Thursday night Medics won a! Cir from City Dads: Andrus Scrv-1 ■ took two from Trio Cafe; Moose | won lhe odd game from Moynaham Sales: Goodyear Bros. Hdwe. won; two from Coffee Shop; Auto Sport scored two victories over Middle-1 vllle Creamery, and State Insula-! tlon blanked Consumers Power Co? In the BHm League Shop Office; won a pair from Electricians: Foun­ dry won the odd game from Engl-' neers, and Tool ” Room ----------------won-----two —11 from Office. Best scores: 178-240-176—BOO, 198- 203-192—591 D. Goodyear 212-143-234—5891 P McMillen 170-191-201—582! K. Chase 189-181-211—5011 R, Hubbard 192-175-192 —5591 E. Van Popering L. Hawthorne 194-186-177 —557 D. Allerdlng 199- 187-159—545 C. DeCou 191-165-189 —545 R. Moore 155-181-204 —540 HINDS CORNERS Last Week's Utter Edd Newton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hall and fam­ ily of Hastings. * Una Golden was in Kalamazoo Sunday to see her daughter. Miss Vera Golden, an employee, at Bontess hospital. * Mr. and Mrs. Joe Konleczny enter­ tained Sunday Mr. and Mrs Burrel Phillips, local, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips of Hastings in honor of little Kenneth's birthday. Mrs. Konleczny is working at Pennock hospital at present and Kenneth is staying with hte grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Barrel Phillips. * Mr. and Mrs. Clark Robinson spent Easter Sunday with relatives In Grand Rapids. * Miss Bertha Bech­ tel of Detroit visited with home folks over lhe weekend. Raymond Andera Robert Andenon Bill Babcock Richard Babcock Glenn Bachelder Harry Bolsch IN THESE HANDS Yes, it is a sobering thought a responsibility that we have never accepted lightly. It is our belief that the pharprescription should be guided by the tame high ethiftd stand­ ards as the physician who writes the directions. It is with this thought in mind that wc have always carefully selected and schooled our personnel. When your Doctor directs you to bring a prescription here, you arc assured of skilled service, fresh drugs, and a fair DRUG SPECIALS 60c ALKA SELTZER_____ _ _______ 49c $1.20 BROMO SELTZER..................95c 1 oz. SPTS. CAMPHOR .................. _25c $1.25 CREOMULSON for Coughs $1.09 75c PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC ...59c 75c MILK MAGNESIA, qt______ -.59c $1.50 PINKHAMS VEG. COMP. $1.29 $1.00 ADLERIKA.......................... .89c LyBARKER'S TR. VANILLA COMP. I6oz 5J59 DR. LE GEAR'S Poultry Prescription $|00 4 lbs. 8 oz. LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 Reid Bassett George Bauer Richard Bauer Carl Beach Robert IUmkH* Kenneth Beckwith Eugene Bennett Richard Bennett Prosper Bernard Richard Bogart Robert Bradshaw Clair Brady Donald Braley Carl Brock Richard Brock Harold Brometa Jack Brounard Richard Brower Donald Brown Maynard Brown Lloyd Brant Lavern Bryant John Buehler Robert Burns John Bush Bernard Carney James Carpenter George Cashmere Clarence Chaffee Cot'Ll Charles Donald Chase Clarence Cheney Donald ChurehUI Edward Cinler Orville Cooley Robert Cooley Glenn Cota Gordon Cota Shirley Cox Jack Crockford Robert Crittenden Ernest Cramback Don Curtis Earl Curtis Jerald Curtiss Orville Curtis William Curtis Darrell Dean William DeCou Kenneth Demoud Arthur Dodge Francis Edgecomb James Endsley Leslie Eniten Robert Hetrigel Harold Helsel Charles Higdon Junior HIU Louis Hinckley Albert Higgins Frank Hobbs Carvtn Hoffman Kenneth Hoffman John M alien ix Doane Morphy Donald Howell Dorr HoWeU Steve Hula Clarenoe Haver Gerald James Richard Johnson Stanley Johnson Howard Johnston Robert Jordan George J up poire m Robert Flaher Eugene Flanders Earl Hook Kirk Foreman Paul Foster Keith Fox Robert Francisco Milford Frederickson Norman Keller George Kellogg Albert KennicotL Jr. Leroy Kingsbury Richard Kingsbury l<co Kloppe Kenneth Kopf Raymond Garvey Robert Gardner Harold Gates Arthur Gerber Albert Graham DeWitt Gregory lewis Guernsey George Hagedorn Maurice Haight Bernard Hammond Wesley Hanke Stanley Hansen Dwight Harrington Dale I^unmers Meri Latnmen Buryi Lancaster Jack Limbaugh Lyle (Hathaway Curtis Hawkins Elwood Hawkins Jerald HaynM Delbert Moore Robert Morrteou Richard Lelnaar William Lind Donald Lucas Charles Lykins Richard MacLeroy David Mapes William Mason Hewitt Matson Lee McCallum Ernest McCormick Richard Mclnlyrs Elwood McLeod 'Thtater McMillon Howard Naytor Philip Shepard Ernest Shilton Gleaard Showalter Gerald Sitton Archie Sinclair Vernon Newton Maynard Nicholson Letter Smith Charles Ogden Earl Otte Donald Springer Orio Springer Stanton Strickland Gilbert Paine Stewart Peters John Pierce Raymond Piper John Potts Howard Raymond Meredith Reid Robert Reid Albert Relgler Loyd L'lrey Charley Rice Lyle Rockhill Alton Vandecau Jack Warner Georjt Roush Donald Rulhraff Kenneth Saleno Vlneelaw SalDt Dorian Sanden Robert Saunders Edward Bawdy Robert Schaller HASTINGS CITY BANK PHONES: 2105-2103 Fifty-Six Yean of Continuoiu Service" HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THT HASTINGS BAlWH. tfttfttDAT. MAT 6, 1942 d flve-thlriround very ~~~~ cnard April I. 1M3 Strickland welcome let­ . yesterday. md birthday Boy It sure here’s nothn Army any And I want through that awrence and I'Bsterday.too. feeling good w have been ling my ad1 in moving ompany in a tcapons, com ire rifle commr back in i. I'm going over there, inc Is Strickluckier every it the chow In Ne'n getting Boy tliefrc a back home '■ We’ve been dummy amwe so out on 19th of this larksmnnjildp. 0 caliber and ammunition > foot ot solid of a railroad ut night. but lhe middle ot around here । in a while, suitcase home few thins* tn sending my y any more, scribbled and enough for it 111 next time, nd happy. la n ton ckland ntry '————————• know what that is. it's a racflo. We | CHARLOTTE TAKES DUAL I-----------We listen—for any and all news SOUTH SHULTZ month per from "over there” and we’ll all doub­ Last Week’s teller • TRACK MEET HERE le our effort* on the writing sched­ rais'fi.'W. ’Si.iKi Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kenyon and Picking up 26 point* In the field rUDLIv IVixUrl VII MIL IIVI IL I IXVHI our own guperheU We W0Tk ln pair. ule If that’s what you want which day we are and Jack of NashvUle and Mr. event* the Charlotte Orioles nosed --------- - ■ . ...... — ... and each pair builds one. I work i raises the question again wiw In Dick and Mn. Gordon Kenyon of Has- put the Saxons in a duAl track) Barry county write* to the greatest (Continued from Page 2. Sec. 2.) with u kid named Rudaki from De- I tings spent Sunday with their par- meet held at the fairgrounds lut number of men in service? troll. They give us a me*s of realsMrs. Charlotte Hubbard You probably will laugh and ^[n ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon. Wednesday afternoon 57 to 45. tors, condenser*, coil*, lubes, some I Hasting*. Michigan Next week Windy Merrick, who * Mrs Mrs.- Dale uaraoce Larabee ana and Mr*, Mrs. wonDon- iI The Saxons won tnree three nrau firsts wntte while sneer at thl* article today, but >end , J ..Z. ... . ’ me tsaxoru wire, and A chassis and we have to there If Dear Mrs. Hubbard: w?n v5?, !uld Manning and Sharon Jane of jCharlotte won six. The other three when you stand before the Judge- prohl make a radio out of It Of course, i Ueut. Col. Wm. Carl Bauer ticket tn t CntrfllYpsitantl spent the weekend with event* ended in deadlock*. I was sure pleased to receive your we have a diagram to go by. but i, Office of the Judge Advocate Coffee Shop where he meets many meir parents. Mr and Mrs. Lester The 220 yard dash and the 880 mem of a Just and true Judge. Nov. letter. Thank* very much. General it still takes quite a lot of figuring ' UnUlthra rhreri? e “ ,0Ur * hOnw ’ « nd c « l >$ d their finished in dead heats. A few InBteve Bird. God Almighty, every warning you Are you atUl assisting tn teaching. to get it wired up right. Wln-n we , Munitions Bldg. Untll then Cheerio. .grandmother. Mrs Mina Kenyon, ches separated the first three ptaces have ever had will come to your" I bet you enjoy It as much as ever. got ours done we plugged it in and 1 Washington, D. C. . . . Cotfer Sunday. * Mr. and Mr*. Letand tn tne 220. Harold Townsend and WHKdnv—June 24 I will never forget lhe year you it worked right off. Ttien wc had Shen-ard ancLiwby- Marcia of Bat- Harold Cheney tying for flrsT Ray Max and dart are Fhp sons ot<Mr. taught our class. You were our fav­ to go away und let the instructor DELTON tie Creek spenTBMlurday at the Kenyon orite teacher, (no foolingt Kenyon seemed seemed to to have have the the edge edge day you have automatically made put trouble In it. Then we had to innd Mrs. Guy Bauer of this dly. Mr. and Mr*. John Lechleitner. Hom residence cleaning the yard r.v»r ar in .u tnife. mir. your eholce not to go with God. over Jack nu<Clever In the h half I don’t receive the Banner. We find the trouble. We were pretty ।Carl was Just promoted from a maj­ Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lechleitner. nnd KetUns ready for a Victory gur- but the race was declared a dead but with the devil. God said "To­ cannot gel newspaper* unless we good al it. if I do say so, and it reaU <or to Lieutenant Colonel. Max wrote "Our rifle* are supposed to loca). and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence den. * Thad Cook of Knlanuuao heat. day is the day of salvation". If have been subscribing to them reg­ ly Is fun and Interesting. Yesterdey home. I ularly. we had our final exam in receivers ■weigh 9 lb*, but sometimes I know Fuhr of Athens were dinner guests ' 'pent Friday night and Saturday Jack Clever gave the Orioles you don’t accept him now when I am very fortunate in being and tomorrow we start with trans- ।that mine weighs more than I do.” of Mr. and Mn Leon Fuhr tast!*“h Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hom. * three firsts and a second for 17 -you have lhe chance, he will re­ Sunday honorupon of the birthday Mr. and Mrs.Lrater Bonneville and where I am. We are living in viVa*. miners. I think my average —Congratulations Lt. in Colonel ________________________________ In theory ■ ject you on that Great Day. Ac­ points. Mike Mathews gained 13 anniversary of their" mother, Mrs 'Ixirna and DoftaJne nnd little Slinrsleeping In double deck bunk*. Our is h about 95. It It bn fen l quite so m> high In in your : new rank. l>olnts for the winners, winning cept Him today and be saved. Now john Lechleitner. She received some *Wted Mr and Mrs Jim May surrounding countryside is really lab. about 90. 1 guess. That isn't I lovely gifts. * Mrs. Julia Weller. Battle Creek Saturday night. * two first* and a second as well as Pvt. Ralph’^V. Hawthorne someUting to write about—but of bad. although there are 4 or 5 In anchoring the winning relay team. I who has been visiting relatives in i*? r- ftnd Bob(who Mr. and Mrs. Mr* Frank Horn and Bobcourse not too much. We have tlie ।cur company with marks higher , 457th Ora. Evac. Co. [Olivet for a month has relumed bie spent Bunday with Mr. and Mr*. The Saxons' big point getter was not against us. Is for us" If we Barrack* No. 3 sen in front of u* and the moun- titan .. thal. 8o far. 7. ..... men («t of our hold to the world in one point, we Ito her home here. * Mr. and Mr*, ^rry OConnor of Kalamazoo. Do- Harold Townsend with 10. . Cnmn Santa Anita tains behind u*. While you were company have flunked out and been Some good times were turned In are against God In all. and have John Adams. Mrs. Charles HarringO’Connor relumed home with Arcadia. California enjoying your zero weather, we were shipped out of here, by both teams Morris Hill ran no more hope of everlasting life I ton and Mrs. Ray Durkee were In the«n tor a visit. receding* We got our rallon checlu recMvtng a mixture of sunshine and with Christ Jesus the high hurdle* In 18 seconds flat. ■— -• — than the ~ unre(->(«■n/~wr. =rIn---------hlnnm 'J i ncy were so- M d ,io |' Pvt. Donald L. Heeler । Hastings Saturday forenoon. ♦ Mrs. " ’“ " rain. ’I believe flowers are...in bloom --------- .... ------ — wecK. mi. w wc ,ruiu Orville Tompkins won the mile in pen ted sinner. God Is against 414th Tng. Groupe Flight ix wanicu rriurnra home name from irom,MARTIN CORNERS :।j. J. L Danigls returned ,' ducting the year raround ------ J 1-----n*1^----------------------- ’pay our meal bill and hotel bill nnd B.T.C. No. 4 Sioux FalG. S. Dakota, Saturday I Mr. and Mrs. Owen Varney and 5:01. Jack Clever cleared the bar ■ strong drink, read Prov. 23-20 and Wehaiv „ ...« —— —..thmk^ ’,ad •-’80° ,eft t0T ourselves. We’ A.A.F. m u*^^Lu!S Uwith at 5 feet 7 Inches in the high Jump. 23-31. lit Cor. 6-10 and so L? pro­ Miami Beach. Fla. wijera^he has been visiting her son.' sons of Castleton Center were Sun­ that keeps us sunnlted supplied with book* books ,),ould be getting our regular pay me 11» Birthday—September 24. ' Pvt. Jack Johnson, who Is stationed day evening callers nt the Orr Plsh- Mathews' time of 55 1 seconds for' hibltlon against drink. Last Nonnd magazines. Occasionally a again the last of this week or thethe 440 was good for tins time of vernber election there were apjJroxl; there. *Mr. and Mrs. John Adams er and William Cogswell homes. * vaudeville Is performed here and first of next week. Ill see what I malelv 8.065 votes cast for pro­ 1st. Lt. Frank West (were dinner guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Pearl Finley ot near KalamaKalama­ •— we are lucky enough to have a mov- can do about a picture. There are hibition in the Bute, and we have Ray Thompkins House Bert Patton Sunday. * Thirteen zoo is visiting her sister, sister. Mrs. Clara SUMMARIES 2 studios here. We generally listen | .Yale University. in the Bute 5387 churches. 4.903 Bov Scouts and their leader. Robert Gillespie for a few days * Miss 120 yard high hurdler won by edifices. We used to listen to the radio ut to Gary Moore on the Camel show. Now tlie churches and New Haven. Conn. Barnes, spent the weekend at Bubbi Mantle Matthews vLsited Ute Miss ­ Hill (H MacDonald <C) second; the Red Crots building but now we 1* Bill McCallum going to form his the edifices together total 10,170 ling Springs in Orangeville town1 es Carrie and Dorothy Cogswell Bolton <H) third. Time: 18 sec-, Pfc. Donald I. Nevins, 36417403 have one of our own. Most of our Dad's place now? That's all for now. CITIZEN’S CREDIT ship. * Mr and Mrs. Robert Barnes ; Sunday. * William Cogswell and onds. ■ A P.O. 3875. a.o Postmaster programs come from English or Axis So long. each church. If this comes through attended the funeral of a cousin, daughter Rubv and Mrs. Millie 100 yard da&h — won by Wilcox Jim stations. Music sounds good from New York. N. Y. CORPORATION Mrs. Lulu Garrison at Alamo Fri- ‘ Fisher were callers at Mr* Glenard (Hi Townsend (Hi second; Chen­ Ignorance, read the Bible more. If cither one. Ute Axis have some ' Pvt. James A. Springer It’s through drifting away from day. * Mrs. Alice Collins went to . Showniter’s and Mrs. Elsie Cogs- ey <C> third. Time :10J. PFC. Wilson E. Guernsey broadcasts in English. It Is propa­ ' 4th Service Command Sig. Sell. well in"Nashville last eve­ Chlcago Tuesday to visit a friend. j — —*•“•••- •— • Thursday — Mlle run—won by O. Tompkins God. return unto Him and have M. P. Detachment ganda but even here they tell of Branch No I. Co. 66A God win take awav Mr*. O. J Knaus. who is HI. * Mr*. ning. Mrs. Cogswell ha* been ill (H»; Rambcau <C) second; Mc- reclcanrinff Fort McPherson their reverses,but they make each Athens, Georgia sorrow and in its place, give peace. Grace Millard and her dnughtcr- with flu and pleurisy but they found Keough <H> third Time 5:01. Atlanta. Georgia sound like n moral victory. Joy and satisfaction. Christians her some better. * Mr. and Mrs 440 yard dash—won by Mathews We arc able to visit a city once Robert Culbert. Seamen 2/C, who 1 children ot Urbandale, spent the Weslev Bennett nnd daughter Don­ <C»; Ottosen (Hi second; Hicks are we going to vote for prhlbltlon A/C John Wm. Eash US NR. in a while. Il l» very Interesting. graduated March 13 from the Navy weekend with Mr nnd Mrs. Paul na of Hastings were Friday after­ (C> third. Time: 55.1 sec. Av. Regimental Class 4-D North Africa has so much history Aviation Service School al Jackson­ to uphold an administration Kybura and family. ★ Miss Helen noon callers at Alice and Melvin 200 yard low hurdles—won by Ing connected with It. The buildings arc ville. Hoilda as un Aviation Metal- : U. S. Naval Air Training Center Nuncinaker. u«u,u«, daughter u> of mwuw Arthur Whetstone’s. * Ml.** Alice Whet­ MacDonald (C); L. Fuller <H) sec­ that "rations 4 cans of food per Corpus Christi. Texas moatly of Ule and cement The peo­ smith and is now rated Petty Of flNun-maker. Delton, and 2nd Lieu- stone spent Tuesday in Grand Rap­ ond; Weymouth (Cl third. Time ple seem to be represented by nearly cer 3/c left for San Francisco and tenant Merle Collison, son of Mr I ld» * Through an error in print 263 sec. Edward Mnnni every nice except the Esklma i« now somewhere on the Pacific. and Mrs. Flovd Collfeon also of in last week’s Items the word late M. M IC I hear that Dwight Ferris Is over The following arc some of the ex­ 220 yard dash—lie for first Town-* Delion, were married at the Metho- i was made to read Alto, which did here tome place. I might run into tracts from a letter recently re- ! Navy 8120 dfet parsonage in Delton by the not make it read right. Guess we send <H> and Cheney (C): Wilcox •: Fleet Poitofficc him aeon. How has the bowling been ceived from him. -> ra.u._ —. «... Dartor. r»... Rev. W. tD. Robinson. Pri- I will have to brush up on our writ­ -Hi third. Time 24.1 sec. San Francisco. Calif this winter? I feel thal litis corn­ 880 yard run—tie for first Ken­ April 17. 1943 coup- 1. Ing or some one... in----------------the office— will <Hy evening of lost week. The — — -------------ing summer will be almost wasted Dear Folks yon (Hi and Clever <C>? Stein­ le was attended by Mr. und Mrs have to gel glasses. CpI. Louis Mfeke without a single game of golf. man (Ci third. Time 2:13 3. it ha* been sometime since I A.P.O. 915. ■: Postmaster Linden Collison, brother and sister------ ------ 4 • * --------------Well. Mrs. Hubbard, thanks again I Well Pole Vault—lie for first lane (Hl have written you and I suppose ' San Francisco. Calif. In-law of the eroom. Tlie bride has SOUTHWEST RUTLAND for your letter. It Is a little late but you have wondered how long It i been employed at Parchment for i Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcox were and Hicks (C): Myers (H> third. let me wish you a "Happy New would be before you heard from me | some time. The groom ha* has Just fust tn in Knlamaron Kalamazoo Tueulav Tuesday nftrrnnnn afternoon Height 9 feet. 6 Inches. Shot put—won by Clever (C>: “’ again. I am allowed to write one graJjsfed from Yale University and visited Mrs. Glenn Morehouse Wesley G. Cordes USNR. nnd will now be stationed at Field at Borgras hospital. ★ Mrs Bessie Mathews (Cl second; Carrigan (C) cpl. <“ WK" ■ dw “ u”v Navy 201 Gowen. Boise. Idaho. The counlc Ixonard of Hastings spent from third. Distance 393". A. P. O. 700. c/o Postmaster i “f. e*rrY’”,n«’.____ __________ I ’■ Fleet Postoffice High Jump—won by Clever <C>; : It I* like August- nt home here left for Idaho Sunday morning. Mr. Friday until Sunday at the home San Francisco. Calif. New York City. N. Y. and Mrs. Collison are both grad­ of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Douglass. * Townsend (Hi second: Ayres iHl except there Is a cool breeze which . uates of the Delton Rural Agricul­ Pfc. Robert Wilcox nnd wife and third. Height 5’ 7". Edward Pierce 3 1/c Sunday 5:00 always seems to be blowing. Chicks gain fast on MER­ tural school. * Mrs. Leo Chamber­ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ixird and fam­ , Broad Jump—won by Mathews U 8. Naval Station The country here is beautiful, the Apr 25. 1843 lain spent Saturday and Sunday ily spent Sunday nt Mr. and Mrs. (C); Clever <C> second: L. Fuller Armed Guan! Center MASH 17% of 18% pro­ Athens. Ga. air fragrant from lhe flowers, lots | with her brothre-ln-law and sis- James Wilcox’s. In the afternoon <H> third. Distance 16’4 3/4". New Orleans. Ln. of tropical flowers and birds und Dear Folks: ’ tein with vitamin A A D 880 yard relay—Charlotte (Chen­ they all called on Mr. and Mrs. Well, today Is Easter und it sure Banana trees. Things are high priced Sgt. Roger L. Wilcox Rattle Creek. Kathryn and her sis­ Stewart Brownell at Gun lake. .* ey. Carrigan. Hicks and Mathews). is a nice day here. We went to see here. They iuiven't living quarters to feeding oil. A lifetime mash 888 Ord. H. M Q ter attended church services in the Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcox accom­ "Bambi." I didn’t cure much ubout accommodate lhe people and rent Camp Beal. Calif Congregational Church there Sun­ panied Glenn Morellouse tn Kala­ eii ncriiki for chick’ pullet and it but there wasn't anything else is unreasonable if yuu can find a day morning * James Tlfter of mazoo Sunday evening and brought Fertiliser Sales Increase to do. I intended to send some Eas­ place. ELL DEUUiX hen They pay you well for Pvt. Ray E. Wilcox Chlcavn hns been spending a week Mrs. Morehouse hpmc from Borgess I am feeling fine and lhe eats Reports gathered by the soils, ter cards but they didn't have much 891 Guard Sqd. with his cousin, Freddie Koppolow. hospital. ★ Mrs. Nellie Foreman has science department nt Michigan Col-1 of a selection here. I sent Clara a are good. Steak and onions and mermash New Castle Armv Air Base * Mr. and Mrs. Dewrv returned to her farm home for the lege Indicate farmers in Michigan • card. I get letters right along fr.om mince pie for chow this noon. Yes­ Wilmington. Delaware rl»uohter Qonnle of Grand Rapids summer. George Belson so you don't need terday for dinner we hud spare follow closely tlie college fertilizer Birthday—March 29. spent Sunday wih their parent* UllU sauerkraut, AUUllKIMUV. pineapple to send me any more of them. I like ribs and recommendations, especially in 1942. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Stnn'nn. Tn t»' “ MARRIAGE LICENSES to get Gerald's letters though, and salad, turnips, potatoes, apple pie. 1 Pvt. Richard Wilcox In a total of 187.517 tons purchased A. S. N. "frernnon they all called on Mr. Herbert Sutton. Hope Tw’p I only hope he's right about lhe and Ice-cream and lemonade. - the past year'more than 94 percent 36458842 and Mrs. Gordon Stanton and f'm- Lena Oolden. Hope T'wp. : ^riore Sept. ocpi There arc some white people here, war being over before of tlie grades or mixtures rec- I 52nd Tng. O. R flight 145 , lly of East Delton. * Mrs. George Theodore Armstrong. Middleville.-. were like HASTINGS, MICH. It's beginning to look lock 11 — they Some speak good English, others onunended by the college depart­ Keener Field. Miss. Lelnaar and daughter Josephine, make me a Cndet. not so good. It is all very Interesting. aren't going to make me u — •- •••• —-­ Phyllis D. Cuiler. MlddlevllIe ...18 , ment. More than 96 per cent of the Birthday—Jan 1st. nf Hlckorv Comers called on Mrs. although you never can tell what We have a movie event night—a TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. Hattie Whittemore Saturday after­ . they might do. Anyway. If they do. different Picture. I will really get Thirty-seven employee suggest Aviation Cadet Jack Donley noon. Mrs John Anders of Knla- tor ..T ininK Uilnk tncy they’ll let me iuil finish this “ a tan before 1 gel buck und my improving, war pruaucuuit will recommendation, in 1934 only 72 per j it tev -ui nua U. S. N. Flight Prep School •nxrno and Mr*. Will Whittemore, for improving. *war production ohuable in to h*lr tn course firat. thenr min I wUl be hair begins to Inok took like likea a fresh fresh Douglass Hall IV A3 local, were callers in the evening save war plants 176,000 man-hours cent contained that much plant keep my stripes. Only »lx more strawstack. Send my mall also the food. Wooster. Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Monica annually. weeks to KO and I'll be through. You Banner airmail until I get eslab­ of Kalamazoo ond Will Merrick of may as well sign my mill Corporal Halted U> a permanent bare. Hope Pvt. Donald Smith 38455015 Hint called Bundav afternoon. * -----I bought some you are nil well and everything is now. Yesterday Co. .’A’ 67th Tng. Bn. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Erb suSitPrlchevrons and had them sewed on ckay and now I am going for a 14th Regt. 4th Platoon ’n Knlsmnroa ♦ John Lechmy%lou*e lab swim. inj UIUUOV and «IIU flight Jacket. . .In ......... Camp Robinson. Arkansas. Love now we're working on superhetero­ Birthday—July 5th. his farm at East Delton. ★ Mrs. I Robert Culbert A. M. 3/C USNR dyne receiver sets. In case you don’t "Hello" Don. (Cressey) we saw the Henrv Whldbv of Htrkorv Comer* 1 story about you rating "expert” in spent Thursday with Mr*. John rifle markmanship. Good for you. Lechleitner. * Mrs. Helen Pennock 204 out of 220 tliat’s showing ’em and Mrs. Blanche Richards spent [ fellow. Monday In Battle Creek. THE UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Geore Kem. well i Changes of Address TREA1URY DEPARTMENT known resident* of this village, will PvL W. E Dunlao celebrate their golden wedding an­ 448 QM. Plat. A.D.G. cautions you to niversary. Friday. May 7. Mr. and Patterson Field Mr.*. Kem were married May 7. 1893 Fairfield. Ohio. * . in the Congregational church. Kala­ mazoo. by the Rev. Casper Wister A c Wm. D. Barnes. Jr. Halt. Mrs. Kem. before her mar­ Op. X Sqdn. I Flight A riage, was Miss Nettle Hampton. AAFPS. SA.A.C.C. Mr. and Mrs. Kem have resided San Antonio. Texas here all their married life with the । Birthday—May 20th. exception of twelve years residence ‘ In Onondaga where they operated ; Lewis E. Sherman T/5 36154261 a general store. They returned to 1 A P.O. 3534 1 Postmaster Delton in 1922 and continued the ( San Francisco. Cal. business until Mr. Kem retired two year* ago. Mr-, und Mrs. Kem have T/5 Ronald K. Ingram 16108714 three daughters, seven grandchil­ A PO 3922 dren and one great-grandchild. ri Postmaster Sunday callers at the home of New York. N. Y. . Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Erb were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trugeon of Bat­ Tech. 5lh Cpl. Clair E Clum tle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth , Hq. nnd Hq. <Avn> Co. Searles, of Kalamazoo and William Plant Park. Tampa. Fla. Millions of Oovunminl cheeks are being sent by the Army and Spillans of Hickory Comers Mr. | Birthday—Sept. 34th. Navy to dependent* of eoldlera and sailor*. The Government also and Mrs. Lovell Dewey of Hickory I aends Social Security and other check* Io more mllliona. When any (Clair nnd George lire brothers— : Comers were callers Saturday nlaht. . of iheea checks are stolen, lhe people entitled to them may go sons of Mrs. Bert Frisby at Free­ * Ivan Smith of Great Lakes. Hl.. I without food, or fuel, or may suffer other hardships. port.) spent the weekend with, home folks. , The U. 8. Secret Service wants your help in fighting tho chock thief Pvt. George E. Clum * LaVem Calthrop of Prairieville ■ and forger. Here'a how you can lend a hand: who hu been a medical patient at o/o Postmaster the American Legion hospital. Bat­ IF TOD AKE AIKED TO CA1H A GOVERNMENT CHECK Loa Angeles. California tle Creek, returned to his home on Birthday—Oct. 3 . Wednesday of lut week. He has 2. BEFORE accepting tho check been in the hospital for the nast 1. INSIST that a peraon Pvt. Harold Gates fourteen months. * Mrs. Mildred 1 proaenting a Government ask yourself this question: IF 1603 Su Medical service ^I'hrman has employment nt the CHECK IS REo check properly Identify THIS 36455012 Barr. T 542 Wllcox-Rlch plant In Battle Creek. TURNED BECAUSE OF Camp Ellis. III. e t himself as * Mr. and Mrs. John Beers of Carl­ A FORCED ENDORSE- -2, ton Center called on their brother­ the peraon MENT, CAN I LOCATE l\ Kenneth Gates F 1/c in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. entitled to Barr, 6-D. South Annex THE FORGER AND A George Kern Sunday afternoon. Receiving Station N.O.B. that chock. -p RECOVER MY LOSS? J\ EAST DELTON lenneth are brothers. Harold Last Week’s Letter 3. INSIST that all checka 4. REQUIRE all checka to too. Pvt. Frank Towne of Gravel Point. : be endorsed In your pres­ be initialled by tho emSgt. Leo Robert Gurd Washington. D. C. and wife of ence. If a check is already ployeea who pay Co. H. 29lh M. P. Bn. Plainwell were dinner guests on endorsed, aaklhat it bo en­ out money for Wednesday of his uncle. Rex Wa­ them, or who dorsed again, o Fort Custer. Mich ters and family. Frank was home on (Glad you're back near home. Bob.) a ten day furlough, h Mr. and Mrs. then compare ’ approve such Stewart Waters were in Hastingst the writing. — payment. Pfc. Ray C. Gurd 36158644 Wednesday and called on Claud , Maintenance Co. IF NOW EMPLOYED ON ESSENTIAL WAR WORK DO NOT APPLY Harrington at Pennock hospital I First Special Service Force No. B Claud's friends are all glad to hear IF TOO RECEIVE CHECKS FROM THE GOVERNMENT Camp Bradford. Virginia No. B UNLESS YOU CAN QUALIFY UNDER THE WAR MANPOWER he is on the gain. * Mrs. Rose Wa­ Norfolk. Va., . ters spent Saturday night and Sun­ day In Kalamazoo with Mr. and COMMISSION EMPLOYMENT STABILIZATION PLAN 1. BE SURE some mem­ 2. PRINT your name Another brother of Ray and Bob Mn. Duane Harrington. * Charley ber of the family is at clearly on your mail box. is Royce Gurd (Delton) who writes Kahler. wfto has been 111 with pneu­ that he had a 10 day furlough but monia is able to be around again. * EQUIP your mail r----K. ggQ would Just be home u day or two so Mr. and Mrs. Vem Towne and two box with a lock 1 turned It down and got a 3 day daughters of Plainwell spent Sun-; if you have not pass and went out on a 1000 acre day afternoon with her brother. done ao. |Td5e1 truck farm to hoe sugar beets or Rex ^nd wife. * Art Collison, who Is | what ever lie could do. Another Job working In Battle Creek, spent Sat- । he has on the side. 1* calling for night and Sunday at his 3. CASH your chocks in the ■4. DO NOT ENDORSE square dances at Oranges one Sat. urday night and at the school house the forth home * Mr. and Mrs. Manson same place each month. your check until you aka Newton of Richland and Mason next. Thia will make~ I in the presence Newton of Delton were visitors of Boy. art you "hoeing 'em down" Idantlll4 | S_ Mr. and Mrs. Allen Griffen Sunday. of the person Royce we'll say you are. We want to tell you fellows and * Ruth Hoffman and brother Char­ cation k you will ask lie of Kalamazoo spent Saturday eaaier. 1 parents ogaln that all company. to cash it. Division. Squadron. Fleet, etc. In­ night and Bunday with their par­ formation has to be omitted on all ents. Mr. and Mn. Lewis Hoffman. overseas addresses because of gov­ ernment regulations. The addresses HINDS CORNERS Married. May 1. 1943. at the’home For more information on how to guard against forgad chaclu, and • we give will carry mall to alt the how io datact counterfeit money, sand ten c«nta In coin or atompa . Boys but It will be delivered a few of Rev. and Mrs. J J- WlJUtts ol 6 the SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. WASHINGTON, . day* late. All of which reminds us Berryville. Mrs. Lena Oolden and . C.. and aak for a copy ot the U. S. Bacnt Sarrica booklet. • that Edward R Morrow reporting Herbert Sutton. Mn. Golden La the ’’KNOW YOUR MONEY.’’ J by radio from Londdn Sunday night widow of Frank Oolden. deceased and daughter of Mr. and Mn. Ous lie ——J J—* WBHmej African Front and when he asked Kline of Hope township. The groom two Yanks what they'd like to have hu been an employe on the farm him say for them they answered, of Mr. and Mn. John. Bechtel. THIS BPACE CONTRIBUTED BY "Tell them at home. If anybody Their many friends wish them a THE HASTINGS BANNER ((■•«>n* tn vrai like more mall!" happy and prosperous wedded life. ON THE HOME FRONT o/o Fleet Post Office San Francisco, California. Addre*.*es Pvt. Richard M. Bauer. 36458666 Co. D, 56th Bn. 12 Regt. amp Jo*. T. Roblruon. Arkansas irtliday—Feb. 12 DI IDI IP FADI-IM S Pay Old Bill. Meet Emergtncies MERMASH For EGGS IS HALF DONE . JSBfcx FARM BUREAU SERVICES. INC. tying to egteh ; after I'dting our v-lettrr a lar. 1 and then nlr-mal) letter a million for ■hint they, are tie one of Dad. I honey. r lhe packages 1 hard because lything wc ai­ inrine, I hope comfort out of m subscribe for te. so I’m kui>ig with lot.i of anyhow. (Ha> Life" magazine Id like it better where he’s ata­ ri from him yet from Grandma i well and sen­ nit the same a* all are. closing March 25. 1913 North Africa s in 223 nice Jl.000.00 KNOW YOUR WE NEED ACTIVE GIRLS-'™ WOMEN for Important War Work in Aircraft Ring Produc tion and Inspection No Experience Necessary! BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT J Itself) NE 2659 Hastings Manufacturi Company HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1M3 *5y fta*rdi U> »U and U you ever >ool. Ed was a sophomore. 'Top of ths morning', lad* and Robinson, Ark. they tall us you had Yala University. New Haven, conn, >cll Hynes of Langley Fields lassies, here we are again, 'home- to send home for rag* to .use to Fine Job Merle. Irind the time I would like to hear ; Va.. ha* ju*t returned from a two : spinning* tbe news. kaap your shoes clean—mud and Special new* about a 'cute Utile weeks' maneuver along the coa*t wea Cordae (we think, la New; rtuft—Cheer up Lm. thia my ba trick’ at the Hugh Kelleys 1* Hugh U nearly nine-thirty and five-thir­ I »» ------------ - —I.. .u_ the rainy Mason, and tai MM It! Jr who arrived April lath at Nov- 'ty in the morning rolls around very IC1L—- w. .u rntaM foli Va where hl. Dad U *taUoned. 1 - Usn* In tn Woodland art the ntothen aad a moi-. - -i <Continued from Page 1. Sec. L) j boys In service. The Blue 1 eroo b headed for y« 1 Mb CarpenW has adhtM and Congratulation* Junior for finding Sincerely, aj the bombers to all part* of the United Mothers of America. There are (won't buy much, probably lhe moat leaves to-aay (Thursday) for De- yourself such nice parent*. Chuck Leonard iStar Ml A.C Charles M. Leonard 110 mtXhers eligible to lom you could get out of It would be 100 ' troit for hl* assignment in the Navy. lover 11 An extra "Hello" to all you men We have quite a few boy* In Cali­ Batt. It Co. L Plat. 2 ------------------------— -------- —c— •------------nt!,*. |f you follow ua. Good If Bob has half the drive of his who look off last week for Camp S“ w ' tikT.SSr... m. fornia and I hear that they got. to­ Room 202 B. Quad. ow. we. along with Mn. W. (Dad. who deserves much credit tor Grant, lit Wo saw a number ot gether once In a while and have U. a N. p. F. 8. nMs^e “^hc “atiOT*1 ?y?J? youngsters, will be pulling I the success of the county wa* bond you Sunday wtu> had 41 hour imams SmWh I.— . —. (mm. Z-.rl Iowa city. Iowa cvery-minMte_,until you're drive, then we'll have a time keeping When you’re located let us know b In the Balloon Barrage at Con>me again ' track of him because hell be in a where you are. (Just thought— Klldatcd Aircraft Sgt. Edward W? have two elrte from WoodMrM John Bulhng and Mrs rtantng out whatever will lhe golfer* do WithApril |. 1943 tT^t M F^S. '.oW-hoSrwSl’ °£d PUhern.waenarwauauww.w b at Victorville, California, iB[ Fi.m. uiu na* uSh Men . ------------- ---------“““• U°l. out you champion Dwight Fisher | Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Strickland Robert Norman Tinker. “TtnU" and get* to see hi?cousins, the Wbe ! transferred to Salt Laka CIU' Utah l,nd ln lhe Armed Forces. Lt. A- - -------- -------------------- ------------------ — , UIU-IHnw WTO'_ and Weiceme Horn® tterc. Ite .' Rosentha dauelitcr at Mr Mr and •«‘d Mn convention.---------------------------------------------------------------------lo B11 you boys. RuaaeU BheUenbor- । to moat of u*. Is now an aviation and Ernie Bun—there probably IR- 3, •Iri. al >1 Los tn. Angeles, AnnlM often oflcn Pfe Pfc ’ .nd like* it mu^ t^ ??*»• rd Esteu who Ls stationed at IJddreM is 1I'eter eUr KoJenthal I am greatly indebted to their ger from Great Lakes 1* home for 10 cadet but he’ll ftnUh school before wont be a* much golf these days Ha*'.lniw. Michigan icosentnai ol ot West west Woodland woodland st that and you'll bo concerned in (Dear Folk*: mod-* WzmH . .... -9 . . Ill I is an an Arms* Army Nnrx* Nurse rmw now at Rtatlrm Station president. Mrs. Lawrence Pmeftock. days, and you didn't have to teibus I he begins hb training. Kenny, &tksn* isSui&.u rmw now In “* ! k ; hospital. N OS. Area. New Orleatu. lor giving me Information about the the. “food h, good", you show it *Tlnk*' big brother, writes that he shooting a par in some other way I Received your very welcome let- ‘ iter, dated March 36. yesterday. boys In service and thblr activities Russell, because you look One—bet 1* O.K. and It must be an old story than with a golf club.) Woodland Is quite well repreoent- I salt Lake City. Utah. -(I,“L' There’ll be a lot of thought* about which was attached to tho box of _ Gardiner and Barry She ha* made u hobby ot keeping lhe home cooking you’re getting now to Kenny, who ha* been in the -u w—i— wit—t -«<- --Tother Richard has been in you fellows this weak as we ap- oooklea you sent me. I also received informed about the Woodland boys 'Isn't hard to take, al that. Lt. Bud Navy now for four year*, .u. ...... flrit WAAC. U at Camp preach Mother* Day on Sunday bem>' *waI* wrtsl watch and birthday even before the Blue SUr Mothers |iin d Mrs. Flynn arrived home SatI -------------------• • air school there and Elton Vande- years. ' Monticello. Arkansas. । Here's word from San Antonio |urday from Camp Lee. Virginia— I Aviation Cadet Oentar in Texas that .cause every mother will be thinking, ’present from you today. Boy it sure car. who left here only a few week* i Sgt. Richard Black 1 uNews Sb?uLu*,Jlx’lr* 01? fo‘8|ipi was organized here. They have done quite a bit of i11 good to see you and Margret*- among 138 Michigan men advanag.'VI can’t be really happy until he’* I “ a *w«ll watch and there'* nothago. 1* also there. 1 Post Headquarters ' ahotes—Pvt. Harold Johnston ts in nome.’ yet they wouldn't have it | ing you can use tn the Army any Red Cross sewing and sewing for HValentine) again. Sgt. Lynn Perry from pre-fllaht school are SJa Pvt. Bob Secse I* enjoying hls ' 1604 S. U. Bar 22. Ft. Brady. Mich different became they know that , more than a watch. And I want air school training at Clemson Col- ' Good looking, red haired Pilot H’tfinrkir 'trnm war mother* in th* community and u home too from Port Benning. Oa. John W. Reed. R L Lean E. Mudge, ths Ideals ws fight for mean the - to »ay thank* Mom and Dad for have given generously of baskets ■ Larry Moore said he had a break 13B E -Grand BL. and Rose N. Nor- !*“, *“^“m** *‘®ht lege. South Carolina, and believes Johnny MonasmBh paid us a visit , future nanoinas* happiness and and security of all the teat birthday present of all. Hu------ * ° —'—— R ’3. " Congratulations and ,ulurB In krcpins in training for he re- recently. He I* «tU! In Canada with woVk^ln m • and supplies to lhe needy. They while he wa* home because a num-wood. people now and in years to come, i boys and I sure went through that reading ber fellow* he ,— knew cently sent home for nls teskettel! the Royer Air Force a* instructor uot<!^s «. t .। have furbished ,. . . material, . - of . Ute - - other ------- .— —— — - . ,Cf ?Wa v- .< 11 < ua you you romemoer * in Do remember mas that yarn yarn snout about iI » box a* of cqoxjc cookie* in a a nun hurry, too. We nants at St Huberts Quebec. Canada. Africa. Staff Sgt. Garold Mahler 'gamgs_arfd gamgsjirfd oilier other entertainment for .were were home on furlough too. He saw । . A°hn» MuUbo,b the "The le man who who started. started. Tlie happiest hanoicst all sawned seemed to like them. them . convalescing soldiers in tte t‘“ Percy 11Lynn Sledge who — -——• «»Sunday —•— ' >woocu*na> Pfc nernlrt Sifton is at Amarilla Lt Clare Murohv who was a nnd Forrest Hynes jiut tended there. ।convalescing returned at vreac imkci ano „n u<. (Woodland)seen at rome Greateftte Lakes other and ycani of all my life »I spent- in —- ——------7rom m postal clerk for 15 year, in Battle Kenneth Rush and Clare Olmstead]Jones hospital in Battle Creek and <to Mississippi. (Sony we missed have havTyou — the -— I• ’I got a •letter from •Lawrence and vou sacn irena at th* alhor “ J “ TVxas. recently transferred Pe SKbura. cJrek i." till debte ttre MmV old |ra near neighbors in togtand aijd in the near future expect to have you Lynn. tyle Sanborn stationed Sra mrnThSn^t? ° te^d^uSk “ heV ...... teen tone from Grandma yenterday.too. Honed L Air Field.’ Tent “ City. St. Pc -- --------------- -he — 1 Lawrenee said he wa* feeling good H./ j0b ln the army He 1* also a Na- Bob Franceis alw In England and , a ward to care for. They also send at Camp Adair. Oregon, was F ------ 1 ।--------ne couldnt cowan t think trunk of or her ner name i home Mwlng it’s a small world after it was. My Mother. nnd having lots of fun. Mr*. Darold Cunningham nnd ' turalliation Officer at Camp Grant. “ :'U,p?ly*V' 'so J w ld COIPp*rc J10.®4' (all Letter* TlU* outfit I'm in now Is a lot Bu Pvt "u Lawrence t*wrence Weber, weoer. who wuo is i mother Mrs Floyd Femtamakcr III. J'10® 1» In Iceland ana likes ery two weeks to thia hospital and Wendell Todd saw .v Ls—y tefese w® stationed In Australia, dipped the w.e ' April 11, 1943 older than the one I was in. Ment 3*4?* Th«^ weekend of April 17 and 18th he returned Wednesday Washn to wa*n. ml.', u^...•«.__•••»>»*«*• .... f ollowin g article from an Australian Mr. and_Mrx. A. E. Bennett | of the guys' In this one have been J!nn'.l,Ch“' ^'5 .U Australia , they were hostesses at lhe U3.O. ington. D. C. Wendell you know, had newspaper and sent it to Miss 914 E Madison St. ‘ ‘ “ । in the Army for throe years. They’ve SltCfi.lhxe< mouths In Naw Guinea. (roonis in Hastings and furnished « 15 day furlough-returned lo Camp Florence Treib of Hastings. ^Mtinj^.^Mlchlgan I teen on guard along lhe weal coast Charite says he turned barber while !cooWe*. sandwiches, fried cake, and I and a few days later had an appen- NICE MICE NEST I tor the lost year. Now they're taking Guinea and "Nick" tel­ | cof foe to seivice men visiting there 1 dectomy which entitled him to 20 In New cinin — .n,i wick |had m{Ibet•<u.v.r. B.U.P. Service —UUUUIOJ Exclusive.) ucxtuo-->I I_.am in charge ot quarters today their basic training over lite third ler k>ok to his laurel* or perhaps , They lncy were were mviieo invited lo return again dny* at home after he left the hoslime. Once a year. we had better say shears, after i.. tne lne near nc.r ffuture. Utur. ■*- “ ,tM’ 1. 'n pital. all of which say* Larry. “Is Charlie gete back. Cpl. Graydon ' w Tomorrow I'm dunging my ad­ . The Order of the Eastern Star .up * *" dress again. "Yes, I’m moving Faul has been in Australia over a ' 1 Jew rrthe*6«^"Hospiter (and Woman's.Study Club of Wood£^£2“?’O#-*!®* again.” Every fourth company in a (and just hang onto’ that ’brick? He B140 bee? hostesses at i ‘this on the side, so we won't emregiment is a heavy weapons com­ He likes like* the the climate climate and and ut we Iiad had The nest was made by mice out ।r a letter from him in February tell- । UB®9barras* Larry—but isn’t Lawrence petrol coupons—valid for more ■ I had tlie most fun the other pany-. and the other* are rifle com­ Ing about ths sunburn he received '“‘:h. ,"d furnL,hed refreshment* Moorc ft good looking fellow and of than 100 gallon*—belonging toWil- .night that I've had since I got in panies So that put* me back in Army. We went on an all-night heavy weapons again. I'm going while playing tennis. The people . ‘ . „" . . . (one dandy guy. He one perfectly penecuy aanay no menmen-I Ham Smith, a garage proprietor. . the bivouac. There wa* a-rumor on lo get along fine over there. 1 Cross Crow sewing living ha* hos been tel done thefe are very hryspitAhte to our Red sewins ckinr I< tinned many of the gang he knew, -— who Is claiming replacement, AixtnIMn WBJr 0Ut l1*1 C° «°* The first sergeants name Is Strick­ boys from the United Stales. many different organizations t^and Donald Doxey Marsh Cook Jr Wai- -’ -------- — i u ........ . .— “Australian 'rii.traii.n Newn,t.* n2! e-T^Pai^..' lni5 attack our camp and sure land. too. I’m getting luckier every during the P*ri । ilex Leslie, son of Mrs. Victor and uidlvldual* I ThU could be exhibit A. of the best cnouah thev ■**-* -*-—•• << »n nm.. day. “alnt I?" Benner, is on submarine duty in year. It 1* carried on throughi the going well ----------------------with them.) ... We ..... ’D„... write t laid plans of mice and man" couldn’t f HUards gave Hastings Red Cross room... They really dish out the chow In the Pacific. you Larry, at— It. Lawrence—Interesting to *«e|how camo ou * o[ — — our tents prepared for this regiment, too. We’re getting Roy Wortlcy. who was home the The level fields of Woodland are , A, C Lawrence Moore news travel*. '—action ••— —They - — tore down our tents. iru Cj ft-d dam good now Boy lllrj they’,re first of lhe year recuperating from again showing green In apite ot oi>r Now it’s 2nd Lt. Harold E. Kreutz 7 D Navigation Wing A.F.P F. rather some of them, and one of sure cutting you folks back home his experiences in the landing op­ cold, late spring and the farmen. since graduation at the Quarter­ or EUlngton Field. Texas our boys got a leg broken, but all ; down on —•• “dww?" We've "been • eration* on North Africa last fall have been busy picking com and Another man In uniform, at home masters school nt Camp Lee. Vlr- of their men that we caught we practice with dummy amwhen hl* boat wa* torpedoed lias hulling beans, pan of last fall’s du- on , furlough is. Lewis Endsley, who 'stripped and made them go back , munition n 5tr«ppva ana maac tnem oacx , lately, and we Wc go out on returned to duty. His address—Roy ties thal tbe rain halted. A fairly ,grew up In the Altoft school sector ^^relli^v' Chilli 'IO Su r “J"” na^; 11 ‘4XW.t lhe r,f,e r“n«e u,e 19th thls J. Wortlcy S 2 c % Postmaster. New good run of maple syrup was en­ I however the family live over by 62nd oana Tng. Bat, onulle V. Cooic> . mile and one-half, and I don't । month to fire for marksmanship York. N. Y. joyed at the sugar bushes here Delton ; now. Lewi* looks fine; says wvurH^ee1r\~4Pro’n°r!’1 <h° think that they forgot the trip right (The army rifle is a 30 call ter and Boys out of the United States ------— M te W We T#l “’ST Lou*-,Ute with A?^J? pi^ng .mXiU^ he likes the army and secs many ot L proper but not on foreign soil are er stopped the run but it ha* teen the Barry county boys, among them, Don Duncan In Hawaii who Is so cold ever since. (Maurice Weiscnhoifer. Lawrence oak or lhe thin part of a railroad fond of It the/e that he declares dolI?F IA hu no respect for officer*. II iron Woodland opened their Second Cox. Robert Flannery (Nashville) B5i.H‘e_ya?' iron. Some gun. Jhuh»" that after this Is all over, he is War Bond Drive with a Nell Rise and Dallls Rush. Lewis ha* been a bit of good soldiering herself. it sure b a beautifultaS dav out It’* real nice here at night, but ’mgoing back there to live. Sgt. Glen- Day at the school which continued tranxferred from South Dakota his She', ukl... ». H« era- K»I~ ,41/I .£>. I it get* kinda hot in the middle ot don Hynes is in Alaska as is also Into the second day. Nell who wa* new address being— p?tim«a,Irfu«thaek i thing to do but lay around and get tlie day The country around here one of our former school teaches*. a Flight Officer, was killed In rou- < 3tat Training Or. tt'teteT°f St* 'B «*“. It retoM a litdTday tefoZ — —I a ruaty rod sand. It get* to Sgt. Cluu. Kenny. tine flying operations in California. Sqd. A. bU2Slne“ Uover yesterday but one day of this sun blown blowing around once in a while Mrs. Lawrence Hilbert and daugh­ He was a graduate of our High Jefferson ------- ”Barracks. --------- **" Mo. “Tt£"‘S.du. U u»„ . c„. " ■» “ .icc. I'm ■ fending my suitcase home ter Miss Lorena Hilbert are enjoyHuckendubler » I* numc home I In a few day*, with a few things in 1 ing a two weeks' Visit with Lt and school. Our township bought over i Richard ..uu.muuu.ti worth of bonds and J800 1 with an honorable discharge. Dick It I don't need. I'm sending my Mn. D. V. Shorno and son Donnie 630.000.00 „ !5r.?na InK plenty of bayonet practice and > diary home because they won’t al­ of Denver. Colo. They expected to worth of stamps during the month went In on limited service because son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake DeKllrier. of an accident a number of years ago " ’ ‘ w*.ro blowing up everythliy that low them in the Army any more. go on and visit Cpl. Richard Hilbert of April. . ve taken so long to build. - I well. I gueu I’vo scribbled and Tiie Red Cross Drive In March but ha says he couldn't take it and Route 2. Delton. Michigan, has Just , we at Fort Lewis, Wash, but restric­ added to “ his Navv* the wings and crow *h» u ( writes asks when । muddled up about enough for a tion* In travel made them decide to was responded -to with great enthu- H bums him un to think the com- one^of those 5—».—. H* h w2t ' «ny primary training, while, so will close till next time, Our quota of‘h^nd $575 was reached Jnd'te pany he we* with In Africa one'of those ff.y%%“ute^XWvw‘ siasm. ^^r;hrrnont ’7te7m^ with is now ill g«“ ^..-.J l'“L’pef.‘!!’t-L m. *“ and I haven t the slight eat idea hoping you are well and happy. Air T1‘r EnRil'p<'r''havp a k,n« primary . U ShX\ Mth the 757th-M P:i“T,0Unt VL.m.Ij00' H A ^t‘ntea.td^ rPtacntn «* graduated from lhe Naval , wjV. 7 , lost Center at Navy because there are so many . iRF.u things . Stanton , Bn. Camp Wast. Golden. Colo ! Kitspn and M1m Lena Warren **re|P*?i .JH" TMhnlcal Training Vltll the PCtly officer tn U/n should ■l.z.nla |, —*... __. __ ■ I **£ b SihTTiSrti £ «>- ■*»-----------: Ol!!u‘r *heV7 n“r«* re to Itnnv, know.Wo Pvt. Stanton Strickland a lata°n mllc^t5 n’atc- finish In another month but ean’t ■I Joying a furlough with hl* parent*. You ex-members of the High ' and tiwd to see Dick Shex- ,n1irHk i Co. H, 137th Infantry third class, and now awaits assignr>un.. Then- has teen somo talk A. P O. 35 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barry o( East । school Band should have been here 1 , w,v'> °°W tne^trt2r di“y Bb0^rdi -about our Retting our^Tdvance ; Woodland. HU full address Is Rob- ! last week to hear the annual Spring Itt „ rpo™L Wayne. ( Camp Rucker. Alabama carrier or- at a naval air base Good | training in Wisconsin but you can’t crt B. Barry. U.S.N. 36193897 Hdq. (Concert put on by our beloved dl- * Russell Townsend, who has been w?.„ „c..y j Jell anything by telk in lhe Armv. March 23. 1943 Co. ««,w 2nd **•». Bn, 119 mi. Inf. Aa-.va. APO. nu. No. 30 1 unv;, rector. Gordon Williams. In service— over a year is homemuon niuuuua. It was ---------Hello John (Bill) Reed, under- Rumors start easily and grow rap- :Mrs. William Strickland Camp Blanding. Fla, well rendered as were also the.sOngs I a 11 d*}’ furlough. Russell is the stand you Were enroute Mister and idly i 3 who said. "My lime Is your arrived at your nirer camp on that । ru hBV0 lo cloM ,or thu Ume. I R. ■ Mr -ond Mrs. Leo Rush of West 'by the-chorus. “one P1’ *po : Michigan duratlo Woodland claim the honor of being I Supt H. A. Kitson 1* still on the time—for the duration', which sort d«y Yair Mom* is home from the think everyone Ls forgetting me. I Hastings. :Dear Folks at Home: the only 3 alar family in Woodland graduating ,01 |<»f hu* has a meaning all it* It* own. we'd wa d •odtand ,Job iob and getting the 1943 graduaUWs ' fe5 nL°^ £ul n?®d,n,’ • only- received three letters this test Well, .here I am trying to catch itownship. Their three sons in lr. the -• ---------’------------ -------------------------’ 8“*** Russell* two brothers, •v~ n class ready for their final swing out. George little littte time to gel get back on her har feet 1. week. up with my writing after Wtlng on a — snuxy play ’■lt Camp Grant) and Gilbert ‘on nsaln. She’s certainly planning on service are Sgt. Kenneth ini Eng- I, The .... Juniors ----------- ,put — — HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW 4 Q< All my love. it get behind. I got your V-Ietter a J City,("Every Family Has One" n few the west coast• are now in service. that furlough that will soon be land, Pfc. Dallas tn Rapid City, i "Every One ’ OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. I O Gene few days ago dated Mar. 1 and then they Russ* address is— l South Dakota, and Pvt. Roger ... in weeks ago which was m so good Ri coming your way and we ll all be Pvt. E. V Bennett yesterday I got your air-mail letter Keeslcr Held. Mbs. | repeated !t It the following 'week — ... for ,1 Russell Townsend glad to have you home. Bill’s new 311th Engr.. Co. A of Feb 24. Thank* a million for ..----- .i .the k* -------a ; b 2nd observation Battalion address Is— Foster France who Li in Akron, benefit of .K-. the j*_jj Red Cross — and A P.O. 450 the pictures. I have looked Ht them .Ohio, b an instructor in Ray-Dar, (the Hastingi US.O. USO. Over 820.00 ■• Camp Bowie. Texas A/C John W. Reed Camp Howze. Teaxs ■ n hutMlrcd- limes. -1 think. Uicy. arc - for »— Crippled .I Porrtn Schondelmeyer ‘.Middle­ a heretofore military secret. Per-(worth of Easter seaLs Sqd. A. Flight 2 BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS the best yet. I like lhe one ofbad. haps some of you heard the on-i Children were sold through the ville) ' finished W T. S. at Big RapJones Field April 23. 1943 । by lhe trailer load of honey. ......... nouncement over tlie radio Sunday ischool —.—. over —. last — week "v— ■ Ids and 1* home awaiting orders far Bonham. Texas I thought I would do two thing* Getting permits for the packages tell you a flight training. , afternoon about Ray-Dar and that I I* could " ‘ lot **■ more about *■ * (hLs ' More promotions for Sgt. Hubert at once. Send you my greetings «nd I from home b pretty hard because We know others are home but Bronson who is now a 2nd Lt. I, alto ..., next Sunday they will give to the Woodland and its activities but I vw addreas so «... my „ new that „„ the can't ask for anything wc al­ public the first information of its I am afraid the editor of the Ban- we’ve missed you in which case why somewhere In New Guinea where Banner can be sent to me here. I we ready can get over here. A» for the operation and use. ner will run hi* big blue pencil; don't you stop in to tell us so we he has teen for seven months. Con- (assure — it " ~ ’’’ be ‘ a ------’ /। “Outdoor Life” magazine. I hope . you will most welPhone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutingi — ’have ----------'■“* —with -------’ too. Pvt. Edward Sawdy who Is now right through the middle of it as can a chat you graiulatlons Lt. and we know Iww come sight when it arrive*. Dad can get soma comfort nut of In Florida but expects to be sent I suspect he sometimes does through Flashing lhe News:— Dale Kneler Jiroud Ruth Is of you ‘Ruth, the We arrived here, about a hundred reading them. We can subscribe for elsewhere soon Ls unique In that the Juiciest items on our Woodland 'who finished at HHS and worked ormer Ruth Beck is Huberts wife) and seventy strong, Wednesday i any magazine we like, so I’m sub­ he Is the only one taken while In (page. two year* at the Bllssi has ’ ar­ evening. Boys from all over the mid- ,,scribing for something with lots of I want d to tell you all how much rived safely.’’ He sailed from Cali2nd Lt Hubert S. Bronson die west. About sixteen of lhem I. nlcturej can’t read anyhow. (Hni enjoyed writing about you ; fomla. and although we don't know were fellows whom 1 was In train- । I have chosen the ’’Life'- magazine —and __uonly —«_lack ...k. of_» --------.where you are Hello'- and good and to you space % Postmaster. San FrancLico. Ing with down at Bowling Green. for a year. prevents me from writing a pant-,Huck ------ -------- brother Dean, now IB. Your Calif. Ohio. I have seen several other tel- iI I, <llcw „, would u* c « qchci knew JBm Jamra like it better graph or more about each one of finishes school thLs says,. this year nnd saw More Bronson news Is about Bob lows whom 1 have met at different I |,fler u while there where he’s stayou. ।; he expect* exoecu to be in in this thing with with who is a captain al 23 yr*. Set story tlmea. There are two thoiwind or tinned. Haven’t heard from him yet I wish to thank the Banner for you .directly. elsewhere tn paper. more of we Navy Cadet* here at though Got a letter from Grandma giving us the privilege of writing to Gordy Crothcrs in Iceland writes Are we ever proud of you fellows, Iowa State University and It h yesterday and she b well and gettyou. Your Woodland President, that he and John Lcarv arc now hi your promotions and what you’re rc"l*y,.njUl* • «Bht. |ni{ round. I am about the same os' fondly termed the “Mai-or”. sends (the same department and sec each doing. Here’s another 2nd Lt. that Al this point our clawcs haven't I usual, hoping you all are. closing hl* test. other every day. (By Die way.how's is one of our own. Merle Collison began but will thh next Mon. morn- with Wel). luck. vour golf game Gordy, what's par ‘Dolton High 39) who was commis­ ing. Also lot* of physical building i Sincerely. (for an Eskimo?) sioned al the Army Air Forces Tech­ up. The sports arc boxing, wrest- । Lawrence 'Mrs.) Grace Benham Paul. ( "Hello” Les Lockwood at Camp nical Training Command School at ling, football, basketball, swimming. I Pvt. Lawrence Strickland track, etc. one of which we have to if you don’t call hor on major in. It really should do us good. Of course I may break a leg or an arm in the process of gett- I March 25. W H Long Distance this Sunday Ing built up but I guess that's ail ’ North Africa in the game. ‘Continued on Page 3. Sec. 2.> ON THE HOME FRONT Russell Palmerton la taking Offlcar’s Training Course at Ft. Benning. Ga, a* 1* also young Bob Balley who is taking Engineer s Officer Brothers Pvt. Richard und Pvt. n-—. Carl Brock are at camo Home. andrt“. Virginia. Texas, and Carl has received spec- • Me Merle Swift at Brooklyn. N. ial recognition In markmanship Y. is visiting hu parents. Mr and with the rifle. (Mrs. Marion swift of Cutieton Siuut mi fl Shirley Cox and Lloyd Ulery are '“cm brother. Nonmn. 1* irlth the MUI- Harry Grant are in the Tank Des- Justrelumed from a nut to Darold DRINK MILK to Build a Mighty Nation! A glass of Milk is a helping of well-being -a half pint of health-a promise of energy! The healthy nation of today will be the Victor tomorrow. „ Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGHLANDS DAIRY Mother’ll Understand Mothers are understanding and patriotic. They know that under the steadily increas­ ing burden of war-created calls, long distance telephone equipment is seriously overloaded. This Week’s Specials in ■Of course, they like to be remembered on Mother's Day, but they'd rather be sure the lines are kept clear for vital war messages. WE CAN HELP YOU This year, send your love in a letter. And if REAL ESTATE you'd like co give your mother a present, she will truly appreciate a U. S. War Bond—a gift of fighting dollars to back our boys overseas. Remodel - Repair Or Buy W ACRES 3'i miles North and West of Hastings, 5 room house with attached garage has electricity, water In apple trees. Price 84.000.00 ! ACRES in Hope township on section 17 Iles just a short distance from Pine lake. Head lake. Guernsey lake. If you are planning to remodel, repair or buy a home and need financial aid -stop in and let us explain our plan. rnoe ......................................................................... JZ.1W.W WE HAVE A WONDERFUL 7 BOOM HOUSE in the 3rd 83,808.00 Wc Sell War Bonds and War Savings Stamps LET US SHOW YOU the DWIGHT ESTATE at Gun lake. THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION WE HAVE A NICE LITTLE HOUSE In the 1st throagh thta office. 9 Steitnni IWg. J MemUrs F. H. L. EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER (The best tevestsnenl TELEPHONE COMPANY S1EBB1NS BUILDING PHONE 2659 �THF HASTINGS BUhtfll, tttffelDAY. MkY 6. 1943 know what that la. il'a a radio. We I ON THE HOME FRONT (Continued from Page 2. Sec. 2.) Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard Hading*. Michigan Dear Mrs. Hubbard: . I wa* sure pleased lo receive your letter. Thank* very much. Are you *1111 a**l*ting in teaching. I bet you enjoy It a* much a* »ver. I will never forget the year you taught our class. You were our fuvotite teacher, (no fooling) ’ I don't receive the Banner. We cannot get newspapers unless we have been subscribing to Uu-m reg­ ularly. I am very fortunate in being where I am. We are living In vlVas. sleeping In double deck bunk*. Our surrounding countrytide 1* really something to write about—but of course not too much. We have tlie *eu In front of u* and the moun­ tain* behind us. While you were enjoying your zero weather, we were receiving a mixture of sunshine and rain. I believe flowers are In bloom the year around here. We have a Red Cross unit here that keep* u* supplied with books nnd magazine*. Occasionally a vaudeville is performed here and we are lucky enough to have a muv|e once a week. We used to listen to the radio at the Red Croc;* building but now we have one ot our own. Most of our programs come from English or Axis stations. Music sounds good from either one. Tlie Axis have some o/o Fleet Post Office San Francisco. California. Addresses Pvt. Richard M. Bauer. 36458866 Co. D, 50th Bn.. 12 Regt. . Camp Jo*. T. Robinson. Arkansas Birthday—Feb. 12 and each pair builds one. I work with a kid named Rudskl from De­ troit. They give u* a meij* of resis­ tor*. condenser*, coils, tube*, some wire, and a chassis and we have to Lieut. Co). Wm. Carl Bauer make a radio out of it. Of course, of the Judge Advocate we. have a diagram to ro by. but II Office General it still take* quite a lot ot figuring to get It wired up right. Wln-n wc , Munitions Bldg. Washington. D. C. got our* done we plugged it in and sxrraqny—June 34 it worked right off. Then we had Max und Carl are the sons of«M: to go away und let the instructor fut trouble In It. Then we had to iand Mra. Ouy Bauer of thl* dtj Ind the trouble. We _were pretty । good at it. If I do say *o. and It real- ।or to Lieutenant Colonel. Max wrote "Our rifle* are supposed to ly l* fun and interesting. Yesterdey home, I wc had our final exam In receivers 1weigh 0 lb*, .but sometimes I know is-­ that mine weigh* more than I do" and tomorrow wc start with trans )nr —CongratulatlongsCt. Colonel upon milter*. I think my average in theor new rank. 1* about 95. It bu t quite so high In 1.. '.your .. lab. about 90. I guess. That isn't I bad. although there are 4 ore5 in f■ Pvt Ralph W. Hawthorne cur company with mark* higher । 457th Ord. Evac, Co. than that. 8o far. 7 men out of our 1 Barrack* No. 3 company have flunked out and been i Camn Santa Anita Arcadia. California shipped out of here. We got our ration check* last! Pvt. Donald L. Heeter V week. Tliey were 882 50. We had to Tng Groupe Flight -Ppay our meal bill and hotel bill und I 414th B TC. No 4 nad 828.00 left for ourselves. We I A.A.F. Miami.Beach. Fla. should be getting our regular pay Birthday—September 24. again lhe last of this week or thefirst of next week. 17) see wliat I , laL.Lt. Frank West can do about a picture. There are Ray Thompkins House 2 studio* here. We generally listen Yale Univeralty. to Gary Moore on lhe Camel show. ! New Haven. Conn.. I* Bill McCallum going to farm his . Dad's place now? Thut'a all for now. Pfc. Donald I. Nevins. 36417403 So long. A.P.O. 3875. 0.0 Postmaster Jim New York. N Y Pvt. James A. Springer P.F.C. Wilson E. Guernsey 4th Service Command 81g. Sch. M. P Detachment Branch No 1. Co. MA Fort McPherson Athens. Georgia. Atlanta, Georgia . Robert Culbert. Seamen 2/C. Who A/C John Wm. Eash U S N R. graduated March 13 from the Navy Av. Regimental Class 4-D Aviation Service School nt Jackson­ U. S. Naval Air Training Center ville. Florida a* an Aviation Metal­ Corpus Christi, Texan smith and is now rated Petty Offi­ We listen—for any and all new* from "over there ' and we'll all doub­ le our effort* on tire writing achedule If that'a what you.want which raise* the question again who in Barry county writes to the greatest number of men in service? . Next week Windy Merrick, who „ CHARIXJTTE TAKES DUAL SOUTH SHULTZ Lost Week s Letter Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kenyon and Dick and Jack of Nashville and Mr. and Mn. Gordon Kenyon of Hastings spent Sunday with their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon. *, Mn. Mr*. Dale Dale LaraOce Larabce and Mid Mr*. Mra. DonDon* I 1 --------- DI 1RI IP 1 ' " P ADI IM TRACK MEET HERE Picking up 26 point* In the'field I UDLlV IVixUrl i event* the Charlotte Oriole* nosed ............ ................— I out the Saxons In a dual track । _ . prohibition. most I meet held nt the fairgrounds last anr neaaen. boy and girl 1 Wednesday afternoon*5? lo 45* You probably will laugh and your lasting hell fire, । |The Saxons won three first* while The Saxona won three Hrata while meer w sneer at this article article today today, but »end Coffee Shop where he meets many .tiieir parents. Mr. and Mn. Lester i Tlie 220 yard dash and the 880 menl ot * ^u,t and Judge. Nov. vote It. ?! *hen you re home. Sonnfvllle and called on their finished In dead heats. A few, In- God Almighty, every warning you I Steve Bird. Until tnen Cheerio. | grandmother. Mra^Mhu Kenyan, ches separated the first three places have ever had will come to your1______________________ __________ . , , Cotfer ln ,ne 230 Harold and remembrance, but it will be too — ■-■■ *•• Tint- .....t-i .... . *< • __ .... .. _ ........... . .... .... .. _ j <4h-rr*prl Sherrard and Hahv tMkby Mnrr-lt. Marcia r* of BatHarold Cheney tying for first. Ray I late then. When you say not toDELTON | tie cteek -spent Saturday at the Kenyon seemed to hive the edge'day you have automatically made Mr. and Mr*. John Lechleitner. Horn TMIdence cleaning the yard — ---------- ....... over Jack Clever ... in .... the half mur, mile, your Choice choice not to go with Ood. Ood, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lechleitner. “>’d getting ready for a Victory gar- but lhe race wo* declared a dead but with the devil. Ood laid To­ local. and Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence dr"- * 'Thad Cook of Kalamazoo heat: day Is the day of salvation". If Fuhr of Athens were dinner guest*' spent Friday ni^it and Saturday Jack Clever gave the Orioles you don't accept him now when of Mr. miu and Mr*. ixruu Leon ruin Fuhr uui last :.wllh ui ..........Mr and Mrs. Frank Horn. *. firsts and a second for 17 Sunday In honor of the birthday ; Mr. and Mra Lester SonnevUle and three point*. Mike Mathews gained 13 anniversary of their mother. Mr*.1 ’■nm* end lorraine and little 8harHim today and be saved. Now john Lechleitner. She received *ome!°n visited Mr ssnd Mrs Jim May point* for the winner*, winning cepl Just a few word* to lhe professed lovely gifts. * Mr* Julia Weller, of Battle Creek Saturday night. * two firsts and a second a* well a* Christian*. Ood tald. “he that I* who ha* been visiting relatives in Mr. and Mrs Frank Horn and Bob- anchoring the winning relay team. i Olivet for a month ha* returned ^le spent.Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. The Saxons' big point getter was not against u*. i* for us" If we hold to the world in one point, we Ito her home here. ♦ Mr. and Mr*. Jeny OConnor of Kalamazoo. Do- Harold Townsend with 10. . are God-----------In all.----------and have Some good time* were turned in — - -against --------- -------John Adams. mm. Mr*. vnarira Charles namngHartingOConnor returned O'Connor relumed home, home-with with by both teams Morris Hill ran 1 no more hope of everlasting life lion and Mrs. 4rs. Ray Durkee were in i.them “’em for a visi visit. t. _ lhe high hurdle* in 18 seconds flat. ’ with Christ Jesus than lhe unretoturday forenoon. * Mrs. ■ 1 •’ —— Orville Tompkins won the mile In: pented xlnner. ilgl* returned home from ’ MARTIN CORNERS IU. 8. Dakota. Saturdav I Mr. and Mrs. Owen Varney and 5:01. Jock Clever cleared the bar* strong drink, n has been visiting her son. son* of Castleton Center were 8un- at 5 feet 7 inches in the high jump 23-31. Hl Cor. 6-10 and I Pvt. Jack Johnson, who is stationed day evening callers nt lhe Orr Fish­ Mathews' time of 55.1 ••econd* for hlbition against drink, ; there. *Mr. and Mrs John Adams er and William Cogswell homes. * the 440 was good for till* time of vember election there were approxlmatelv 8.065 votes cast for pro­ । were dinner guests of —•* Mrs. Pearl Finley of near Kalama­ -— ' hlblUon in the Blate, and we have Bert Patton Sunday. Thirteen zoo 1* visiting her sister, Mrs. Clara SUMMARIES . In the SUte 5387 churches. 4.801 Bov Scouts and their leader. Robert Gillespie for a few days * Miss 120 yard high hurdler won by Barnes, spent the weekend at Bubb- Morale Matthews visited the Miss­ Hill <H.); MacDonald <C) second; edifices. Now the churchea and Ung Spring* in Orangeville town- es Carrie and Dorothy Cogswell Bolton (H) third. Time: 18 sec-, the edifice* together total 10.170 CITIZEN S CREDIT • which give* lew than one vote to ship. * Mr and Mr*. Robert Bames Sunday. ★ William Cogswell .. and ond*. church. If this cornea through attended the funeral of a cousin, j daughter Ruby and Mrs.u Millie MHii.» 100 yard dash—won by Wilcox each CORPORATION lenorance, read the Bible more, if Mrs. Lulu Garrison at Alamo Fri- Fisher were ----------callers -at -Mrs. ------- Olenard ( (Hi, Townsend tH> second; Chen­ it's through drifting away from day. * Mrs. Alice Collin* went to ! Showalter -s and‘ Mrs. “ Elsie Cogs­ ey (C> third. Time :10.8. iom W. BUM 8V. --------last Thursday eve­ Chicago Tuesday to visit a friend. -| well In Nashville Nast Mile run—won by O. Tompkins Ood. return unto Him and have uda but even here they tel) of HABTDtOB RATL SASK SUM. Mr*. O. J. Knau*. who is ill. * Mrs. ning. Mrs. Cogswell has been ill <H); Rambcau (Cl second; Mc- recleantlnv. Ood will teke a wav rlr reverses but they make each sorrow and in its place, give peace, □race Millard and her daughter­ with flu and pleurisy but they found Keough iH) third Time 5:01. sound like a moral victory. joy and satisfaction. Christians in-law. Mr.'-. F W. Millard and two her some better. * Mr. and Mrs. 440 yard dash—won by Mathews We arc able to visit a city oner children of Urbandale, spent the Weslev Bennett and daughter Don­ (C>; Ottosen (Hl second; Hicks' are we going to vote for prhlbiUon in a while. It 1* very Interesting weekend with Mr. and Mr*. Paul na of Hastings were Friday after­ <C> third. Time; 55.1 sec. North Africa ha* so much history Kyburz and family. * Miss Helen noon callers at Alice and Melvin 200 yard low hurdle*—won by Ing to uphold an administration connected with it. Tlie buildings are nuiKUMrart, daughter u.miim of <>i Arthur nn-nur Whetstones. * Mbs Alice Whet­ MacDonald (Ci; L. Fuller <H1 sec­ that "ration* 4 can* of food per Nuncmakrr, mostly of tile and cement. The peo­ Nun-maker. Delton, and 2nd. Lieu- i stone spent Tuesday in Grand Rnn- ond; Weymouth (Cl third. Tir-ple »eem to be represented by nearly cer 3/c left for San Francisco and tenant Merle Collison, son of Mr. id*. * Through an error in print Edward Mann) every race except the Eskimo. Ik now somewlrere on the Pacific. and Mrs. Flovd Collison also ot I in last week's items the word late 263 sec. M M 1C 220 yard dash—tie for first Tow I hear that Dwight Ferris U over The following are some of the ex­ Delton, were married at the Metho- jwas made to read Alto, which did Navy 8120 (Hi and Cheney <C); wile here some place. I might run into tracts from a letter recently re­ dbf'|Mirsonage in Delton by the'not make It read right. Guess we send S Fleet Postofflcc ‘ him soon. How ha* the bowling been ceived from him. pastor. Rev w. D. Robinson. Fri- I will have to brush up on our writ- (Hi third. Time 24.1 sec. San Francisco. Calif 880 yard run—lie for first Ken­ thl* winter? I feel thal this com­ day evening of last week. The coun- Jng or some one in the office will April 17. 1043 ing summer will be almost wasted Dear Folks yon (Hi and Clever (C); Stein­ I p was attended by Mr. and Mrs. have to get glasses. Cpl. Louis Mlske without u single game of golf. man (C) third. Time 2:133. Well It has been sometime since Linden Collison, brother and sister ­ A.P.O. 915. Postmaster Well. Mrs. Hubbard, thank* again | Pole Vault—tie for flrat lane (H) in-law of the vroom. The bride has SOUTHWEST RUTLAND iitfi- mto nuttaw? written you and 1 supixwe ' San Francisco. Calif. for your letter. It to a. "Hannv little late but I>'ou 1 fk'w havc wondered how long It been employed at Parchment for Mr. and'Mrs. James Wilcox were and Hicks tC); Myer* <H) third. let me with you a nappy ix-lote you heard from me । some time. The groom has Just in Kalamazoo Tuesday afternoon Height 9 feet, 6 inches. Year." Shot put—won by Clever (C>: again. I am allowed to write one graJ'jfffed from Yale University and visited Mrs. Glenn Morehouse Wesley G. Cordes Ufi.NH. Sincerely your*. two page letter n day us they ccn- j Navy 201 nnd will now be stationed at Field at Borgess hospital. * Mrs Bessie Mathews (C) second; Carrigan (C) Cpl. Kenneth Biddle. 16063847 sor everything. Gowen. Boise. Idaho. The couolc (Leonard > u» of nMiuw Hastings »pri» spent »v»u from third. Distance 393". *; Fleet Postoffice A- P. O. 700. c/o Postmaster High Jump—won by Clever (C); I It it Is is like iixe August at norne home here ncre ., San Francisco."Calif. left for Idaho Sunday morning. Mr. 1 Friday until Sunday at the home New York City. N. Y. except there h a cool breeze which • nnd Mrs. Collison are both grad­ of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Douglass. * Townsend (Hi second; Ayres (H) . uates of the Delton Rural Agricul­ Pfc. Robert Wilcox and wife and third. Height 5’ 7”. Edward Pierce 3 1/c Chicks gain fast on MER­ Sunday 5:00 always seem* to be blowing. Broad jump—won by Mathews tural school a Mrs Leo Chamber­ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lord and fam­ U 8. Naval Station The country here i* beautiful, lhe , Apr. 25." 1943 tC); Clever <C> second: L. Fuller lain scent Saturday and Sunday ily spent Sunday at Mr. ond Mrs. Armed Guard Center MASH 17% of 18% pro­ Athens. Ga. olr fragrant from lhe flowers, lot. with her brothre-in-law and sls- James Wilcox's. In the afternoon .ill) third. Distance 18'4 3/4“ New Orleans, La. of tropical flowers and birds und Dear Folks: tein with vitamin A 4 D 880 yard relay — Charlotte (Chen ­ ihey all called on Mr. nnd Mrs. Well, today U Easter and it sura Banana trees. Things arc High priced Sgt. Roger L. Wilcox BKttlr Creek. Kathryn and her sis­ Stewart Brownell at Gun lake, e ey, Carrigan. Hick* and Mathews). feeding oil. A lifetime maah is a nice day here. We went to see here. They haven’t living quarter, to Time 1:43 2. 888 Ord. H. M Q ter attended church services in the Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcox accom­ "Bambi." I didn’t care much about accommodate the people and rent j Camp Beal. Calif. Congregational Chiirch there Sun ­ panied Glenn Morehouse tn Kain| it but there wasn't anything else to unreasonable if >ou can find a eil nee-1im r chitk pul and day morning. * James Tlfter of mnzoo Sunday evening and brought Fertiliser Sale* Increase . . .. . . . to do. I intended to send some Eas­ PlnceC •- L DCUUIX hen They pay you well for PvL Ray E. Wilcox Chlcacn hns been spending a week Mrs. Morehouse home from Borges* ttepon* gninerea uy me sou* ter aion i n«vc I am feeling fine and the eats Reports gathered by the soils ter card* cards out but tney they didn't have mucn. much. 891 Guard Sqd. with his cousin, Freddie Koppolow. of a selection here. I sent Clnra n arc good. Steak and onions nnd I «*«>ce department at Michigan Colmermash New Castle Armv Air Base * Mr. and Mr* Dewrv Rf.nt~r.-~x rctumed to her farm home for the indicate farmers in Michigan card. I get letter* right along from mince pie for chow this noon. Yes- • dan»hter Connie of Grand Rapids summer. George Belson terday for ......... dinner. we had spare , Wilmington. Delaware _________ follow closely thf college fertilizer ejeorxe Demon so mj you don't uuii i need ur-.......... spent Bunday wlh their parent* ribs nnd to send me any more of them. TI Ilklike rite and sauerkraut. sauerkraut, nlnr-annl." pineapple 1। Birthday—March 29. Mr. and Mrs. Sol 8«*n/on. Tn tbe MARRIAGE LICENSES to gel Gerald’s letters though, and salad, turnips, potatoes, apple pie. Pvt. Richard Wilcox A. S. N, nffemnon they all called on Mr. Herbert Sutton. Hope TWp .51 I only hope he’* right about the and Ice-cream and lemonade 36458842 and Mra. Gordon Stanton and fam­ Lena Golden. Hope Twp. .. iw.fnrr. There arc are some white ocople here. war being over before Sept. grade* or mixture* rec­ 52nd Tng. O. R. flight 145 ily of East Delton. * Mr*. George Theodore Armstrong. Middleville.21 were of Ute by HASTINGS. MICH. . It's beginning to look like they Some speak good English, othefs the college depart­ Keesler Field. Miss. Leinaar nnd daughter Josephine, Phyllis D. Cutler.^^iddlcviUe . ..18 ommended aren't going to make me a Culet, not so good. It is all very interesting. ment. More than 98 per cent of the Birthday—Jan 1st. of Hlckorv Comers called on Mra. although you never can tell what Wc have a movie every night—a purchases contained 20 per cent or TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. Hattie Whittemore Saturdav after­ they might do. Anyway. If they dp. different picture. I will really get Thirty-seven employee suggestions more plant food, another college Aviation Cadet Jack Donley noon. Mrs John Ander* of Kala­ .3 UtInk they'll let me finish this a tan before I gel back nnd my U. S. N. Flight Prep School mazoo and Mrs. Will Whittemore, for Improving war production will recommendation, in 1934 only 72 per i*10* "ke a fresh course flrat. then I will be able lo hair begin.) Douglass Hall IV A3 local, were callers in the evening save war plants 176.000 man-hours cent contained thal much plant keep my stripe*. Only slx inorc struwsluck. Send inv mall also the food. Wooster. Ohio and Mr. and Mr*. Albert Mqalca week* to go and 171 be through. You Banner airmail until I get estab­ of Kalamazoo and Will Merrick of may at well sign my mail Cori>or.d lished to a permanent base. Hope Pvt. Donald Smith 36455015 )=7lnt called Simd»v afternoon. * now Yrsterauy Ii bought duusus <~ ihc you arc nil well and everything is now. Yesterday some Co. ‘A’ 67th Tng. Bn. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Erb snort Prichevrons and had them sewed on okay and now I am going for u 14th Regt 4th Platoon ■’"v in Knlamaroo. ★ John Lech- ] my blouse and flight Jacket. In lab swim. Cnmp Robinson. Arkansas. leitner h spending *»venq da«-* -• • now we're working on superheterom i > mm Birthday—July 5th. his farm at East Delton. ★ Mra. | dyne receiver sets. In case you don l Robert Culbert A. M. 3 c USNR “Hello" Don. (Cressey) wc saw the Henry Whldbv of Hlckorv Comer* story about you rating "expert" in spent Thursday, with Mn. John rifle markmanship. Good for you. Lechleitner. * Mra. Helen Pennock 204 out of 220 that’s showing 'em and Mrs.’ Blanche Richards spent fellow. Monday In Battle Creek. THE UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Oeore Kem. well 1 Change* of Address TREASURY DEPARTMENT known residents of this village, will < PvL W. E Dunlao celebrate their golden wedding an- I 448 QM. Plat. A D O. cautions you to niversary, Friday. May 7. Mr. and Patterson Field Mrs. Kem were married May 7. 1893 1 Fairfield. Ohio. in the Congregational church. Kala­ mazoo. by the Rev. Casper Wister I Halt. Mrs. Kern, before her mar- ! Op. X Sqdn. I Flight A huge, was Miss Nettie Hampton. ; A A FP S S A.A.C.C. Mr. and Mrs. Kem have resided Sin Antonio. Texas here all their married life with the ■ Birthday-May 20th. exception of twelve years residence ' In Onondaga where they operated | IX’Wl* E. Sherman T/5 36154261 a general store. They returned lo 1 A P.O. 3534 Postmaster Delton in 1922 and continued the San Francisco. Cal. business until Mr. Kem retired two yearf ago. Mr. and Mrs. Kem have T/5 Ronald K. Ingram 16108714 three daughters, seven grandchil­ dren and one great-grandchild. •: Postmaster Sunday callers at the home of New York. N. Y. . Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Erb were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trugeon of Bat­ Tech. 5th Cpl. Clair E. Clum tie Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hq. nnd Hq. (Avn) Co. Searles of Kalamazoo and William I Plant Park. Tamna. Fla. Millions of Oownnunl check* are being sent by the Army and Splllans of Hickory Comers Mr. I Birthday—Sept. 24th. Navy to dependents oi soldiers and sailors. Tho Government also and Mrs. Lovell Dewey of Hickory | aanoa Social Security and other checka to more millions. When any (Clair and George are brothers— Corners were callers Saturday nlehf. i son* of Mrs. Bert Frisby al Free­ * Ivan Smith of Orest Lakes. III. ■ without food, or fua). or may *ulf<r othar hardship*. port.) zoent the weekend with home folks. Th* U. 8. Sacrat Barvic* want* your h*lp in fighting th* ah*ck thlaf * LaVem Calthrop of Prairieville Pvt. George E. Clum and forgar. Har*'* how you can lend * hand: who ha* been a medical patient at the American Legion hospital. Bat­ 0, o Postmaster IF YOU ARK ASKED TO CASH A GOVERNMENT CHECK Los Angeles. California tle Creek, returned to his home on Birthday—Oct. 3 , Wednesday of lost week. He has been in the hospital for the past 1. INSIST that a person 2. BEFORE accepting the .check Pvt. Harold Oates fourteen months. ★ Mrs. Mildred ask yourtali this question: IF presenting a Government 1603 Su Medical service p»hrmsn has employment at the THIS CHECK IS REo check properly identify TURNED BECAUSE OF 36455012 Barr. T 542 Wllcox-Rtch plant in Battle Creek. < Camp Ellis. Ill. . . himself ae * M». and Mra. John Beers of Carl­ A FORGED ENDORSE­ ton Center called on their brother­ tho person rp'i.SMENT. CAN I LOCATE Kenneth Gate* F 1/c in-law and sister. Mr and Mrs. THE FOftOER AND Barr. 6-D. South Annex George Kem Sunday afternoon. Receiving Station N.O.B. that check. RECOVER MY LOSS? Norfolk. Virginia EAST DELTON Harold and Kenneth are brothers. Last Week'* Leiter 3. INSIST that all check* 4. REQUIRE all checka to Pvt. Frank Towne of Gravel Point. ' be endorsed in your pres­ be initialled by tho emSgt. Leo Robert Gurd Washington, D. C. and wife of ence. If a check is already ployoea who pay Co. H. 29th M. P. Bn. Plainwell were dinner guest* on endorsed, askthat it be en­ out money for M.PJI.T.C. Wednesday ot his uncle. Rex Wa­ dorsed again, q them, or who Fort Custer. Mich ters and family. Frank was home on (Glad you're back, near home. Bob.) a ten day furlough. * Mr. and Mrs. approve auch then compare Stewart Waters were in Hastings payment. . y the writing. —— Pfc. Ray C. Gurd 36158644 Wednesday and called on Claud ; IF NOW EMPLOYED ON ESSENTIAL WAR WORK DO NOT APPLY Maintenance Co. Harrington at Pennock hospital. * First Special Service Force No. B Claud's friends are all glad to hear IF YOU RECEIVE CHECKS FROM THE GOVERNMENT Camp Bradford, Virginia No. B UNLESS YOU CAN QUALIFY UNDER THE WAR MANPOWER he to on the gain. * Mrs. Rose Wa- 1 Norfolk. Va., , # ters spent Saturday ntoht and Sun­ day In Kalamazoo with Mr. and I COMMISSION EMPLOYMENT STABILIZATION PLAN 1. BE SURE some mem­ 2. PRINT your name Another brother of Ray and Bob Mra. Duane Harrington. * Charley bar of the family is at clearly on your mail box. is Royce Gurd (Delton) who writes Kahler, who ha* been ill with pneu­ that he had a 10 day furlough but monia Is able to be around again. * EQUIP your mail home when would Just be home a day or two so Mr. and Mr*. Vem Towne and two box with a lock turned It down and got a 3 day daughters of Plainwell spent Sun* , due to h if you heve not pass and went out on a 1000 acre day afternoon with her brother., delivered. truck Inrm to hoe sugar beets or Rex and wife. ★ Art Collison, who is | what ever lie could do. Another job working in Battle creek, spent Sat­ he ha* on the side, is calling for urday night and Sunday at his 3. CASH your checks in th* < DO NOT ENDORSE square dances at Orange* one Sat. farm home * Mr. and Mrs. Manson Manion night and at'the school house the Newton of Richland and Mason earn* niece place each oa month. your check until you ere next . ’ . Thia will make in the preaent of Delton were visitors of Boy. are you "hoeing em down Newton Mr. and Mr*. Allen Griffen Sunday. identifi of the peraon Royce we'll say you are. We want to tell you fellows and ★ Ruth Hoffman and brother Char­ you will aak parenta again that all company. lie of Kalamazoo spent Saturday eaaier Division. Squadron. Fleet, etc. in­ night and Sunday with their par­ formation has to be omitted on all ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* Hoffman. overseas addresses because of gov­ ernment regulation*. The addresses HINDS CORNERS Married. May 1. 1943. at the home • For more Infonhation on how to guard against forged chocks, and we give will carry mall to alt the ! how to detect counterfait money, sand Un cants in coin or stamps Boy* but It will bo delivered a few of Rev- and Mrs. J J. WHUti* of • io tho SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. WASHINGTON. day* late. All of which reminds u* Barryville. Mrs. Lena Golden and that Edward R Morrow reporting Herbert Sutton. Mra. Oolden i* the • D. C., and ask lot a copy ot the U. 8. Secrat Service booklot, J “KNOW YOUR MONEY.*’ by radio from Londdn Sunday night widow of Prank Oolden. deceased raid he was Just back from the and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus African Front and when he a*ked Kline o( Hope township. Tlie groom two Yank* what they’d like to have ha* been an employe on the farm him say for them they answered, of Mr. and Mra. John Bechtel. THIS BPACE CONTRIBUTED BY "Tell them at home. If anybody Their many friend* wish them a tn vrui we’d like more mail! happy and prosperous wedded life. THE HASTINGS BANNER S Pay Old Bills Meet Emergencies MERMASH ,° W IS HALF DONE - 1" '•>'*“« . FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. KNOW YOUR WE NEED ACTIVE GIRLS ahd WOMEN for Important War Work in Aircraft Ring Production and Inspection No Experience Necessary! BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT Hastings Manufacturing MICHIGt Company HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY 6. I MJ BAI FLO •i Walter P. Farr to Ella H. Barstow. I Blla* HUI. el al, lot 60. Unit 1. Al' , Payna of Hastings spent the week-’ mond (Ruby Lcwlai and daughter BARNUM SCHOOL 140 Ac, Sec. 5. Baltimore Twp. ' gonquln Lake Reran. Rutland Twp. IrnrrnAftT lend with his mother. Mra. Ida Helen of O^seo were at their forMr and Mr* Leo Cameron of »U«u*n 4a* V* m*liu«*i i*ar*Ur 1 Edwin W. Deaklns and wife to I KLLI VKI PayneA Kenneth Wood*of Kent^nicr home here the lattor part of HoweU. Mr. and Mra. Raymond , Andrew fiUitz *od wife, 4 85-100 AC . I'KOBATE COURT I citv was inducted into tho rit* ... oyer wcckend Wlcxharaof Dstrult. Mr. gnd.Mry. m sec 8 Tap Esl Wilbur Raum Inventory filed I . city was inducted Intn into .H. the service 1Ml wcek WARRANTY DEEDS klber- W Besuner and wife to 1 St Utto MTOmti fit of pubXIrl Thompran and MIm April 38th. He 1* noW stationed al looking after their household goods Fred Butoloh ** *«!* Goldah M. Raaey. Admrx Erncit Jsmts^R. Oleto. 1OU23 and 46 and - licatlon filed, testimony of free- Virginia Moore wUl hold open- Fort Ciutor. A Mr. and Mrs. Clare The house where they formerly Kham aud M^d lib WRiXlm COURTHOUSE to,Ne:3<^LA B^y.’OAc- W >.* lot 47. Lake View Park. Y*n- holder* filed, llccxue to sell fce 13. (Xrtoton TVp . kee Spring. Twp , tofore sale filed, bond on sate QUvctWmh W M.*8up‘r°». PUL !». ^t- Chrater Cote Amended inSTS!“Sl cou. mom u>wnim ore. o~iri.dll. Carttbn Twp .129 . • ventory . Long Point. Pine uv. lake, Prairieville ventory filed, filed, final final account account Hied. filed. issued, house for their parent*. Mr. and *75 Mr, ArUlur hon„ ot " “rccaud Mra. Arthur Moore, in honor of yrs thdr BUver Wedding Anniversary Mr and^r*, Clarence Benedict ^“1'“ .w^dl”* Al. 'to latter's tome nn£ Bunday fr ,-**£*• *£ >,Ul Dailse latter» tome next Sunday lived with her fattier. E. H. Adams. has been purchased by. Charles M«re and they were vacate it A Twin daughter* were bam to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Smelker Monday morning at Pennock hospital, Congratulations. A Mrs Leon J?d.K ^7™' ^’'ora Whitney “tod al the home of the former* parents. Mr. and Mra. Dan Weav*r ti al “» tlie Eugene w~. Krauss — home at Elmdale. Elmdale, Bunday afternoon. — ... A < Miss *“ Virginia ‘ Moore of Hasting* spent tlie weekend with iier parent*. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Moore, a Mr and Mrs. Alien Pish and Mrs. Mary Dodge attended the funeral of Seymour Jordon of Middleville Monday afternoon. Mr Jordon wm the tMher of Mra Harry Mra Harold R^nbJrv^ ind M^ln xnent Riinduwrranwinn >na (v?m L wJth ------- » -.......... .. “r c'lMi of Clarksville A Mr. and Mr* causni ltoy * Mr and Fn.d Durkee. Mr and Mra Richard Durkee and tamily ot Freeport were Sunday dinner guests at the Keith Durkee Ude Park. Jordan lake. Woodland । M. 6norc to Edwin W. DeaofPwU? filed.Pord«'ad- ?fe» ton to? e wer ? J? 1' .and of J** ’!!®1 newton name were air. ano Mrs airs. JF1!. Do**>.P*». *lu4?ey.m oenvuu h°me. A Mr and Mrs. Herbert R. Vernon " Newton of Johnston visited the former* slsJoiephine Lee to Adrien PufpaH Carileron ■nip' W I * ’ Hosting*, ' ’and‘ Harbor will be guest speaker ' Mr and Mr*. Gary Newton of Beld- Delegate* include Mra. Alice Orifter. Mr* tolUe HilU of ton*tnfi and Wife par See 2 Nashville vil,, , „. cuWr 1Ufd. letters testamentary la•nt en w..nd.v Sunday. A * ts The . w.ith Faith rarrU Circle r>f ot ttvthr *no wuc. psr. OCC. a. naanwuc >u Harry Lentz and wife to Maurice ofder limiting sctUrment en­ ing. A Mr. and Mr*. Scmlali Seese r‘n. Mr*. Charle* Bunn. Mra. Glenn Woodland W. S C. 8. met at the claims : Mr*. Adah ~~ Hotter, George Mrs ' John McCue, and n , ,,, 'J' Pender and wife, lot 1. Bl. 10. u-red, petition for hearing claims >>■»*»«»••••» «...and-Mrs. -—•». Kellogg, -— home of Mra. Edward Kcesor Alton Roaera. et al. to Jaac WalkEastern Add . Hastings city. otecL notice to creditors issued Nelson Bustance. A Mr. and iifrf Nelson were were Grand Grand Rapids Rapid* visitors visitor* Mn. Mra. George Burtance. *<- *» — n_.. K*r< riftnre* wl!ltn*n_ Mrs. JJ->. Wajyy Thursday evening A Members of ? ’’ B1 7'„Samurl Hajcld M Pollard etal to Veni I ‘ gsi Wtinsm Final *e Tuesday: -rs.*— Mr. a. and Mrs Ben Mrs. George Hillman. Hyry nfflra nf th. of HasHastlie West Woodland birthday club J W. H...I Roush's Add.. Freeport village. Davis muKwlfe. lots 64and 65. Inffle<Ltfrftr BMUning residue Blakney and Mrs Carrie Sisson at- Bush, and Fredi .Bailance Ballance ol arc urged to attend lhe lecture givE. I». Hmilh Leo Rase and wile lo Merle E novation Subdivision, Woodland entered, discharge of admlnlstra- tended the sale of Ed Savacool near tings and Mr. and Jgrs Orval BalindMrs en by Dr. Roth at the sclioolhousc Sanderhoff and wife, tot 6. Blk. 5. Twp. tor issued estate enrolled I Hartings Hastings Saturday afternoon * . lance <of Battle Creek were Sunday enrolled A. tto afternoon of May 6 yev Add- Freeport village. Edward F Monica and wWe to 1 £jt Inland R, Kenaston Kenaiton Report Rcoort Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr*. B. W Sisson Slaran relumed'guests relumed - guests of Mr and Mrs. Clarence ---------- '----- w-e-o---------------Charles E. Winters and wife to Jack F Sernpf and wife, part of Of med. 1I Friday from a visit Benedict. * Miner Kina called on vuit with their Benedl-.. - — Gredrrar BRANCH DISTRICT John J. Mourer and wile. 3-4 Ac., tot .. 3. Bl. -8.-------------Butler's--------Add .------------Hastings I &t gya v c. (Nevin*) (Nevins) Kenaston jl daughter. Mrs O. G C Edmonds and, and Mr. Mr and Mr*. Mrs. Peter Benller of >< U L.n. —""— a— - Report • — ot • sale filed. ------ Jfamily -------->_..other — .— 15J2.V....H. Tuesday. *Tue George Qreen- fomrr Barr>city. and relatives in Ann Clarksville —.. Port .. ------ . । III >U|’l>«rlr4 1, caller Fred Assn, ot | Don E. Pierce. Final receipts i Arbor. A N M Hinckley and Mr. of Hastings was a Sunday ra Vi*** toy. now one of Uncle Sam's IS* I Ik* Mlllon B Bietry to Clarence R. . ..» Cv- Fox • — and —— wife to —-----------•" »4»pu4 cf hi* hi-, aunt. cut:?.' Mrs. Sirz. Id; Bull and wife. SO Ac. Sec. 27. A*- .K. the Diocese rvz-.^. nf of w Western —r-rn Mtrhixnn Michigan, ‘ fllcd dbcharze of administrator is- and Mra -Warren Surrarrer accom- of Ida Ihtyr.e. Payne * soWlm b having a few day* fur«yria Twp. par. Sec 17. Orangeville Twp Henn' Karcher. Karc her. lo local, .nll„h _,,rt u visitin* 1 sued, estate enrolled. piupetTlhe latter-* son Clarence to Mr. und Mrs Henry Roy E Palmer and wife to James Max 8 Leach to Herman Fro»t Est Charles A. McMannls. Order Gfar.d Rapids Saturday afternoon were Sunday dinner guesu of ______ _ _ Mrs. Jolui Cai H. Babbitt and wife. par. Sec. 1. and wife, iot* 7. 8. and B. Lincoln allowing account entered, order toTand called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Mr*. Merrill Karcher in ho Darby who has been with her j Barry Twp. Park Add.. Ha.<Mngs city. deposit share with the County InglMbcc r-.~i-.K~. and ***« •• Johnson of Henry's T7lh birthday. — — After • ­ Mr* " E H. Mr* Wayne Conklin for l(| and adaughter. Aubrey F. Belson and wife to Vol-----------’--i' forenoon visitor* of Mr. ?•••• vs returned A Mr. and Mrs Ralph Walton and noon callers were Mr. and Mrs. day Treasurer entered. a [<•»• few da days returned 10 to ner her nomr home t ney Johnson and wife. 1-4 Ac.. Sec. QUIT CLAIM DEEDS Esl. Leland R. Kenaston. Report son Jimmy of South Bowne were Nea! Karcher. local. Mrs. Lewis Mra Allen Fish * Mr and Mrs. Thursday'brtnglng*het small grand 7. Assyria Twp Ella H. Barstow to Walter P. of sale filed. Skinner of Caledonia. Mrs. Frank ' D ' lke > and Mr. and Mra. daU gliter Wanda with her. * Mr*. Thursday dinner guest* at lhe WaiJerry Andrus and wife to Arlie J. Furr and wife. 40 AC.. Sec 5. BalEst. Minnie Wurm. Proof of pub­ i ton-Cloaton home. A Theo Kauff­ Brew of Bowne Center, and Mra. £J°yd. Dukes ‘J*nt Sunday in Eir,nor Strickland of Haatlngs was Tbdd and wife. 40 Ac.. Sec. a. Iry- tlmore Twp S ,Jlr* ln lhu neighborhood Saturdav aflication filed. man was a Sunday dinner guest ot Watt Thomas of South Bowne. * ing Twp. Grace M Huiliberger et al to Iva Est. Eva C. (Nevin*i Kenaston. Alice Yonker of Irving. A Mra. Mr -nnd Mrs. diaries Keller and »J>d Mrs. L«>n Howk were Friday temocn A Mr and Mr* nils White Charles M. Hopkins and wife to M Sullivan, lot 9 B) 10. Roush s Report of sale filed. | Ray Wieland visited relallvrs in son Bobby of HaMlno were Sun- nHemoon caller* of Mr and Mrs Patricia and Norman of Marshall Rolland D. Hopkin*, par. Sec 34. Add . Freeport village. Est. Joseph J. Both. Warrant and , Constantine Sunday, while Mr. Wie­ day dinner guesU of Mr. and Mrs Harry Lane of Byron Center. A spMU Saturday evening with Mr Assyria Twp. EUxabeth Warner to Carl D. inventory filed. Surrarrer and family. «[. and Mra. Francis McCue and and Mr* Kenneth Norton. A Mr. land land went to North Manchester. Warren Guy J. Spier and wife to John W Warner, lou 16 and 22. Morgan vUand Mr and Mra Leo Bahr and and Mra Ize Whitcomb of Bottle Est. Chester Cole. Discharge of "ind.. -..... '. after thefFson, Raymond. Hr They were also Tuesday caller*. A Young. part of lofcj. Bl. 8. Freeport lage. administrator Juued. -.i.iestate tn- has Just completed his Fresliman Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Johnson of Lud- daughter Joan of Flint were week- creek spent Sunday evening with Tillage. ■ Floyd E. Titmarsh and wife to rolled. । year at Manchester College, and I* ingtnn were Wednesday guests of ma visitor* at the home of Rev her parents. Mr and Mr* Vincent Lizzie Eaton to Louis P. Karmes Leia C. Roe. par. Secs. 14 and S3. Est. Roy J. Taffee Report of sale (now now at home awaiting Uficle Sam's Mr and Mrs. EmU Olson. A Mrs “nd .Mra John McCue A Mrs Norton A The North Maple Grove and wife. par. See. 21. Hope Twp Castleton Twp filed. |call Into the service. A Mra. Frank. Ruby Hanunond (• Osseo wa* a Claude Walton and Donald and Sunday school will observe MothCarrie A. Evans et al to Edaard Leia C. Roe t Mr.---------------and «.o. Mrs.---Lewis Neeb Mr* George Brownell were Has- rrs er's Day next Sunday with a short Est. Leland R. Kenaston. Order Thompson and Dennie spent V.\JWed- caller of »>. ■»>» ------- -----------and A. Fkught and wife, lou IS. 16 A: and wife i»r j. Dr. r»- and Mra »«— tinir* nahi~(...Saturday afternoon —*ramprograi A Our pastor rTev* Mover confirming sale entered. Saturday.. A Frediimnn>>r« **nK' shopper* ne*day with Mr and Mrs. Henry Henry ..Saturday L. Ht»k> 17. Hardendorf Add. Nashville vil- Castleton TWp. F>t Eva C. fNevins) Kenaston. Thompion ^ran o( Andrew Brand’ :la exoTcls «, siwuiu u.r «».»». of nownr Bowne. ■ A Mr. and Mrj.i Mni. i Shriiard Shi-|»ard of Remus spent spent Saturdav * «r and Mrs to attenothe annual con- u«>.lage. Aben E. Johnson and wife lo Ann Order confirming sale entered. ! V. y L , ytT Wolcott of tonsing were, filnhv night and Rundav Sunday u*ltb with Mr. and anti ran Robert of tonsing were ferencc in another week to be held Est. Roy J. Taffee. Order confirm­ Sundav " -Jav afternoon callers °of of Mr. Mr 1 Mr*. Mr*, L. R Wolcott a Mr. and Sundav guests of the letter's fath- m BatUc Creek. ing sale entered. ,...u Steckle Mra. Brandt and and Mrs. L. R. R Wolcott. A kfr. Mr. and Mrs Ed Couu spent last week ,rEst. Leland R Kenaston. Order I Mra Mr* Marvin Thaler and' ------Keith of' -*•*' with Mr. and Mr* Clarence Doty son ranained for a few daya.l A 3-----------------confirming sale entered. Ha.rth*s spent the weekend with and family of Battle Creek Their The W. 8 C. S will meet next Est Era C. (Nevins> Kenaston. Mr*. William Hutchens. A Mra grandson Vernon Doty of Fort Ord. Wednesday afternoon. May 12. at Order eocifirming sale entered. .. .... » ------------u .. ---------- -----------Maude Rogers and Marguerite wereCalifornia, was home on furlough 'to home of Mra. John Thaler. For Est. Ernest J. Raw. Order con­ In Hastings on business Tuesday during the week. A Mrs Alice Grif- transportation, meet at the Endres firming sale entered. COMMON COUNCIL PMOCEEDINOS * Rev and Sirs. Griffin were in fin attended Ute Michigan Christ- ',orr to ■“t'r than 2:00 Each one Angola, Ind. on business last Wed­ Un Endeavor Union Leader's Con- ’» requested to remember her My.-.at the Olds Hot-1 m tonsing •"> Psi for Mother's Dav A nesday. While there they 1 n , meraay. wiuie uic.c uir> visited .uncu elave ‘ • Mr. and Mrs Paul Erwin. * Mr. and May 1st and 2nd. A Mr. and Mr*. Mrs Alma Diet passed away very s Mrthdav dmnrr Sundav. Mr and Mrs IU>- cbnlon or Hastings were Walter Rockhill of Hasting- were ■•uddeniy nt her farm home south >11 AM. Calkin*. Good. Mra. Walter Cooke. Mrs. Lydia (Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Sunday guests of Mr and Mr*. °f Freeport Monday- afternoon. NOTICE TO CBBDITOBB Schuler. Mrs^ piara Klopfenstein Mrf 7IIarold BAidrlch * Virgil W W Rockhill A Keith Catt of The local W C. T. U. field a *peHl.ta of Vkhttan. Th* and Junior Bhsrtlc in honor of Woods nnd Dorothy. and the Merchant Marine Con* came clal meeting Sunday evening at tlie M«UH«rn?rt r^le^rt child M1“ Helcn w<xx1'’ Hastings spent home unexpectedly on ft-riough United Brethren church. Tlie ms. itrtJ X m’A r riTke nf Grind । Sunday with Kenneth Woods of April 25th. He returned to Neu York service ojx-ned by the entire conf»>ur t ren and Mrs Clara Cooke of Grand ,,F<»rt A..f rr n ivt xt rs Doris Pin." Custer'and Mrs Doris. *?r Piper Cltv Saturday night A Mrs. Rogers gregarion singing several hymn* >"•'»< Rapids were were afternoon afternoon callers callers and and *?". ‘'.‘““Lcreek, “ rs.. uons Public Saf.l* Rapids of Battlc a Mr. and Mrs. “to Marguerite were Thursday eve- under thr direction of Rev MeCur , were supper >nnn>r guests sue.«t« at the home of i1 Adlim Endres spent Wednesday ntng supper'* guests of Rev. and RcV. R'v Paul Olmstead ot Caledonia -----7 Mr and Mrs. Walter Cooke * Mr | and Thursday with Mr. nnd Mr* . Mrs. Belding * offered prayer. Special music was Mr* Frank Vran,r Loomis of n-i'*'"J...., X..I iind Mrs Ray Scheel were guests Bert Rayner of Lake Odessa. A Miss Helen Lewis of Osseo wm n presented by the men's and wom­ Bld* Welks of Mr and Mrs. Howard Hewitt In . Monday forenoon caller of Mr and en's chorus. a duct by Mn. George m. Uill-r I i Woodland Sunday. Other visitors । Carl Everson spent tlie weekend Mrs. George Forbey A Mr. and Nelson nnd Mrs William Dipp, and | were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fink-. with Mr. and Mrs. William Tlnk-' Mrs. Ben Blakney were Hunday the rang "God Bleu America" sung' llrvllt. «!<-,»! . ier of Hastings. A lhe Christian beiner and Mr. and Mrs Wilbur r bv the young people. Rev. J. W. ' Social callers of Mr. and Mrs, Dwight Business and Klump of Middleville. * A fam­ Endeavor Mlllrr. Ktrgrl. I me Barnum of Coats Grove. * Miss McOur spoke on tlie subject "Why? ily gathering was enjoyed at tlie, Meeting will be- at tbe home of Led.t Moore of Grand Rapids wm Why? Why?" and Mrs A. A Grif­ Mlllrr. home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckardt Phyllis Braendle Friday evening ; - dinner .*■----- - ------ of -f Mrt fin* spoke . on the' "Educational, * Mr. and Mrs Herman Oorah were " Sundav guest and family Sunday in honor of Mrs I. L Hall's birthday. Those pres­ "Biesday visitors nt the Floyd Gel- •»“»« Oodfrev In the afternoon she Mrs Elnora Whitney received I ent were Mr. and Mrs Will Sey- £r home near Alto. A Mr. and called on Mr nnd Mrs. Scmlah word Mllhr. from her son. Sgt Bob Whit. r». Jack Stevens of Chicago were Sresr * Mr. and Mrs Aaron Gronebold. Mr. and Mrs Charles Van Lu­ of the U. S Marines last week , van -and Miss Lue Van Luvan of Thursday afternoon guests of Mrs.i*'»Id have purchased the house ney Grand Rapids. Miss Marian Hen­ William Hutchens. George Gobel formerly known a* the Perkins Tuejdny He stated that he was .OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION derson of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs abo of Chicago called on her Fri- property. They moyedxtato it las- O. K and in good health. „Thls NI.U n( TN. IT. James Henderson. Miss Gloria day evening. * Mrs. fda Payne week. A Ensign and Mrs. Raymond was tbe first communication to be fnr th- I canty IH.tt . Dailey and Miss Olive Henderson returned home last Wednesday Perkins recently of Pensacola. Fla . received here from Bob since Dec. ElaeUaoi of Lansing. Mrs Charles Baliev andi from a two-weeks visit'with Mr.| were recent callers ot Mrs Julia 29th Although his location was not Smith. Ijm, U ions Max. Duncan. Jack and Lerry and Mrs George Post of Hasting*. Godfrey while enroute to theform- disclosed. Bob did see action some ! ion of Battle Creek. MUa Mabie Hind-. . A Mr. and Mfs. Seymour tope and_rr s ncw 'raining station at Boston. time ago at GuadalcanalDRIVE IN TODAY FOR Mr Frank Backar and James Bate*i Barbara Ann of Grand Rapids were®M«' * Mrs. Emma Anderson was of Ionia. Mix Kate Henderson andI Sundav dinner guests of Mr and hi Hastings Saturday afternoon. A Church of the United Brethren in , Christ . Miss Mary Henderson, and Mr. and1 Mrs. W. C tope. A Frances Post--Mr. and Mrs Allen Fish and Cal­ E. B Griffin D. D Pastor '• Mra. I. L. Hall of Odessa Because- humus of Bowne was a Saturdav vln were in Fowler Saturday after­ ■ • of war restrictions hindering family over-night guest of Lola Wieland, "oonto busmess. They also called Freeport !? « A M s"nrtl,v school [{• । ‘he W W Boughncr home at gatherings they also celebratedI A Clarence Surrarrer. E M 2 C of Phone 2240 Hastings Morning worship. i,(* Larry Bailey's birthday which Is Charleston. S. C. and MIm Bea Saranac. A Mr and Mrs William Mothers Day service u.-nd, 1*1• Mav H and Mr. and Mr* Will Sey- De Plonty of Detroit spent from: »‘PP and spent Sunday at 7.00 P. M. Christian Endeavor.1 h k,' , bold's 50th wedding anniversary Wednesday until Sunday with his the home of the latter* parent*, ij i.. which will be in Jpne. parents. Hr and Mrs wanen Mr and Mr*. Percv Penny at Mar- toader: Helen Bustance. < D. I Uli, at 8:00 P. M. Evening service. , n i Surrarrer a Mrs. Bernice Ctas-1 ■•'hall * Mr and Mr* Le®n Howk son and ano Nancy spent Sundav Sunday at th” l»P |»i'cnl vuu from «*«■*• Sunday until u>>m> Thundav <iiu>av«* . **■ M. Thursday prayer meet- f ,,ri !L^ernon ,.Ifrn?n al at Luther trout fishing | • *" L. A. Endres home in Carlton. A “ „ (r • ■ ■ ■ — ~ _ n . . . . km.inh. 1 iraNUtlt > jIJrX | Mr. and Mra. Ray Clinton and 1 They brought back some very nice 1 '“toy .. worship. «■ t’ family of Hastings were Sundav If’11! * Sinclair and Miss. ‘0-W A..M_- Morning evening supper guests of Mr. *nd' Corrinne Whllbv of Hickory Cor- MolhW'a day service. T2.J0 1’^2® ASunday school ?iT. h.’ Mrs B. R. Clinton. A Mr. and Mra tore called on Rev and Mra John 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor ' Clement Mead and family were McCue Friday evening A Mr. and 8 00 P, M. Evening service. Sundav guests of Mr. and Mra Mrs Joe Thaler of Leighton, near 8: 00 P. M Tuesday prayer meet' Howard Demond and ran of Wood- .Middleville, were Wed nesd.iv afting. " land a Miss Elaine Kauffman of c“llcrs .and , Freeport Methodist Church ' Ypsilanti spent Sunday with her John Thaler A Mrs Vivian Walton Everett M. Love, pastor i. parent*, Mr ^nd Mr*. Joe Kauff- ?,nd Mrs. Cora Walton were in HuApIp. •nppti Morning worship 11:00 h man. A George NeLson was in Has- J Hasting* on business last WednraNOTICE TO CBEDITOB* Sermon by Rev. Ray V. Birdsall -v Owing to death in the family and no further use for the household goods, wc will tlngs on business Monday fore-: da>‘ * Mr. and Mrs Kenneth p li Hadi. noon. A Mr. and Mrs. Neil Newton. | Smelker of West Freeport are proud of Grand Rapids dispose of them at public auction at the residence located at 617 S. Jefferson Sunday school 12:00 Orra and Hou ell. w ere Sunday visi-1 Parents of a san born April 28th There will be a baptismal serv­ । tors at tlie Sidney Fifleld home. A ■ “ t Pennock hospital. Kenneth and street in Hastings on It Mr and Mr* Jake Walker of Has-. his mother. Mr* Henry Smelker. Ice for babies next Sunday ;tngs called nn Mr und Mrs. Adam: visited them at the hospital Sun- other parents desire their children; |.j Endres Sundav. a Mr. and Mr* da>' Mother and son are doing fine. to be baptized, please notify tlie David Pike of Grand Raolds wr- * Mr and Mr*. Dan Postma and Kistor. A Wc invite you to hear «• if ..Id 4. ev. Birdsall next Sunday mom- «" Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Phylll* Ann called on Mr and Mr* fHarold Woods and son. A Mr. and Oeoree Alexander and family of ing. bmitk. Mrs Merl CainpbeU nnd family of Lowell, and Mr. and Mrs R E Post­ Bowne Center Methodist Church 10:00 A M. Sunday school A Starting at 1 o'clock prompt, we offer the following articles: Hastings and Mr nnd Mrs Leap ma of McCords. Sunday. A Sgt Al11:00 A. M. Morning worship. „ Karcher were Sundav guests of wyn Rosenberger of Fort Custer Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Karcher of ««s Saturdav evening caller of Tiic ixiNtor will speak on the theme 1 t. Grand Rapids * Mr and Mra Jedi Mr and Mr* Harold Rosenberger. "Our Mothers". Special music will m IV*.I. <« Stowe of Cadillac were Thuraday * Mr. and Mra Otto Kunde were feature this service. Th. kilUcr, Choir rehearsal Thursday eve- ’•* dinner guests of Mr nnd Mr.- hr Grand Raolds last Tuesday on Lewis Neeb A-Rev. and Mr*. Pa ji: business. A Miss Dorothy Steckle nlng al the home of Mr. and Mra f'r OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION Olmstead of Caledonia were Sun- of Battle Creek spent Saturday and Floyd Flynn. day rtsttor* of Mr and Mn 1 Sundav with her parents. Mr and Franklin Burges' and family. * Mr*. Owen Steckle. A Mr*. George Mrs. David Shephard . wlio lx Mr. and Mr* Paul Thomnran an-i Brownell of Flint spent lhe weekher home with ML>-> Car­ famllv of Maple Grove. MKs Ruth I end with her sister. Mr*. Claud making penter north ot Delton was a caller Ufhci Kauffman of Logan and Clyde ■ Walton and family. A Mra. Marie at the Willfam Lcinaar home on Boyds...of Sturgis were Sufidav ' Atlee daughter and Mra. Sandra Ruth Albertson and _____ ......... ... little .iittie of 'GuU • ' ' •'r* Joe — Kauffdaughter Sandra of Gull lakelake Hy^ucnded™'" Wrthday “dhine^mi >h (Mb In lhe Matlcf man and family. * Mr. Mr. and Mrs J visited at at the the home home oP oP their their par parand.....Mrs 1 visited ­ su,ld”y a, t| 1»r IUe<i* end B R Clinton accompanied Mr and ents. Rev and Mrs J W McCue, clifford and wife near Otsego the Mrs Howard Clinton of Bowne to Sundav * Ralph Moore took Mrs occasion being in honor of Bert'HaMlncs Frtdav * Mr. and Mt« ! Ah i Moore and family as far as siste? Emclla * Mr and Mr. r".’. Will Blough visited Mr and Mn Cadillac and they returned to their waters and ton William und fathIra ira Bleugh mougn and ana ran Ivan ivan of or aiio Alto; home at Lake Citv from there Thev .r. will Lelnaar of Delton spent Thursday. They Fngmrf ■n>nr«4a<found iv» Ivan n Imini-'' so-’nt a week with Mr and Mrs Sunday evening at Rex Waters * proved. * Mr. and Mrs. Boyd■ Charles Moon- * Mra. Frank Slam- Congratulations to Scrgt. Merle K fallOf hr . Collison and bride who were mar­ ried recently. * Mr and Mr* Alien WH Griffin and Mr and Mrs. Stewart Water; were callers of Mr. and Mra. Claud Harrington in Hastings Fri­ day Claud is happy to be home llMlloa again after being at Pennock hosnltai the past two weeks * Mr* Be.vie Waters and Mrs Effie l<ouden called on the latter's brother Orv on Thursday afternoon » Stewart Waters and family enjpvrd fish dinner with the Ray Durkee family In Delton on Sunday * OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION Mrs Bessie Waters visited her sis­ Women to work os assistants ter. Mrs Pauline Rupe near Prairie­ ville on Wednesday afternoon. * in the diet kitchens, house­ (If Hr Mr. and Mra. Lyle Collison and ran keeping maids and nurses’ Edwin of Kalamazoo were dinner Dithes and cooking ufeniilt of all kinds. guests* on Bunday of hu parent.- aids at University Hospital. and brothers and wife * Andy ,. Many other article, by for loo numcrout Ixxiden and family of Polley dis­ Ann Arbor. trict spent Sunday with ids broth­ er. Rhleraon and family. saobM.w.we. iM”r',„DaTin‘!rw to due entered. cotton nt »■ iy at meriy turn i unua < £ Id H or th cense Tlie ports legist LEGAL NOTICES Mtebl CAR SERVICED FOR SUMMER DO IT NOW. DRIVE IN TODAY. ANDRUS SERVICE AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1943 Gold Coin cook stove. Kitchen table and chairs. Ice refrigerator. Sideboard. Dining table, 6 good chairs. Combination bookcase and desk. Standard sewing machine. Kitchen cabinet. Plush bed davenport. 4 straight rockers. Several odd chairs. 6 beds. Springs and mattresses. Round looking glass. Laurel heating stove. 12'3" x 12'3" rug. 8x10 rug. 7x9 rug. Several throw rugs. 12x15 carpet. Eagle claw stand. 3 clocks. Several electric lamps. GOODS Typewriter stand. 2 high chairs. Stools. Several dressers and com­ modes. Small pressure cooker. . Electric waffle iron. Love seat. 2 couches. Music cabinet. Bedding and quilts. 2 cedar chests. Reading lamps. Porch swing. Rockers. Chiffonier. 2 chests of drawers. Shawls. Writing desk. Oak Leaf antique heater. Several cans of fruit. Also fruit cans. Several plants and stands. THIS IS A 12 ROOM HOUSE ond FULL OF FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS. Er.rylhing goe. to high bidder. No By Bidding Be there oorly. TERMS: CASH. NO GOODS TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. M. L. and L E. PIERSON, Proprs, DRIVE IN WANTED FOR SPRING CHECK-UP Take the winter out of your cor. Complete summer conditioning need. Let us put you car in shape for warmer weather. M<KEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR DEWEY REED. Auctioneer HASTINGS PHONE UM COATS GBOVE The Frank Haight family have moved to Hastings * The P. T A will be held this week Thursday evenint In charge of the 4-H clulw and leaders. * Mra Kenneth Kel­ sey visited al Paul Woodman's VTtdar afternoon. * Mr nnd Mrs Reo Brink of Milford and Mbs Ruth Woodman of Benton Harbor soent tlie weekend with the home folks * The D. O T O.club will meet next week WedneJday afternoon with Mr Warren Coolbaugh Load­ er Is to be Mra. Paul Woodman. ro* victoat'At wa* Rote 48c to 55c per hour 48 hours per week would town. from avein street IF YOU HAVEN'T HAD YOUR HOUSEHOLD wanui Deer, mere CITY COUNCIL Don’t Waste Your Car! Quit U1CU1 Sunday. A Swyn Biker. Dick Keye* ot tonsing. Lucille and Betty Hclni- 10th iMI«i Tmy rcmal perioc all u( thia have and l lion I Tilt ream and l cliuni have whicl Wh ncart. that drawl mans been Indm ulwai prefe make the featu • of th seliet late ■ mam cculd u<it rente ly un linl 'xgair S’.. bcncl the i >r. U are a 1st*, vldec bers He end yrnn cona NtU1 null' nish ■vocal ■DM offer ran even eent» attra not ing. burg pkai any । . been He )•■..(! Natl ten *exu tl-Utl ot C testa brtu trott and rac rati r beer In ( now for and St mun a m beer visit tide way auto cirri rhli t " Side kinC feed duel mm ■ prrf not Apply in person or by. letter to ' bail the *ert Personnel Office This is an essential industry Out 5-13 bonds - 0*1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY 6. 1M3 BARRY COUNTY PEOPLE IN FLORIDA SEE HANY CHANGES WARD WEEK SALE! FLOOR COVERING Junior college The city owns the street car and bus line*, which have regular schedules and are operated for the convenience of the public The visitor senses the welcome which this city often to him. He go down town In tlie evening, and occasionally through the day. there have very niee Tyden and lhe our headquarters a small but very the trainee* crowd the places whero soil drinks are dispensed. or walk along lhe down town area. But they are not permitted to keep late noun. pri«*u" . EXTSASO''1' town fur a walk in the evening. I have never yet seen any rowdyism by men in uniform, nor seen them treat anyone with discourtesy. I | have seen only one whose unsteady ... ij, anti starinc cvivs cave rvinenre uwiar. ■ twrs. rvaic nciiunawi>nu While the railroads have brough. of |nWxtol|UoM 8 They8 are orderly daughter. Mn I. L Hall and Misnearly uh the tpurhta this i - well-behaved, they orc free spend -Mary Hendenan were Sunday dintltai means of travel Itos decided > and know ner guests of Mr and Mrs Karl drawbacks, because many Pull; j"*™ “ ft uJX dicing. »««rdt and family. In the afUrthemselves or annoying others. ™*m **?ey railed on Mr*_ Isabelk I They appear to me to be a fine lot I * — - trains. with no increase hi dining I of decent, good nalured. earnest.! car service. The enlisted men arc ; always given, as they should be. the ; young men. as alert and Intelligent preference in thal service; but that as the average American youth. I makes the trip quite a hardship t« They Will be above lhe average as; the tourist. Another disagreeably soldiers When they meet up with | feature is that lhe added weight .Hlic Germans anti the; Japs. of the train prevents its keeping t»' I! The host of -young men one secs ; schedule. Our train was 18 hours here In the uniforms of lhe Army 1 laic when we arrived. The railroad and Navy, their marching and I management U not to blame TTtry drilling, remind you that America ' could nol suddenly add many din■‘j*g cars und locomotives to their head, ut almost any time, one can ^.Jrd after the war. These Incon­ hear the roar of one. sometimes veniences must be endured patient­ a half dozen, big bomber* from the ly until Hitler. Hirohito and Mum- air field* at Tamp*, making prac­ linl are punished lor their crime-, tice trips over thl* city, just across the boy. All these remind one of against humanity St. Petersburg's famous green benches «hlch line both sides of the streets in the business district, arc not attracting as manv sitters in UM3 as in former years. Tlie seals are as inviting as ever, but lhe tout tits. for whose benetlt they are pro- Con'P0'* Mother** Day-Sunday, .'Hay 9th bers aa in previous season*. Regularly. on certain afternoons and evenings each week in former years, there were delightful band concerts in Williams Park, which H •situated In thr business area Some nationally known band would fur­ nish the music. There would also be vocal concerts, addresses by noted speaker* and occasionally plays were offered by excellent talent. These were planned long before the sea­ son opened for the entertainment of the city'* guests. There has been no such program tills year. The few event* in th* park have been pre­ sented bv local qr soldier talent. An expensive program would not have attracted more tourists, so it would not have been warranted by exist­ ing. unusual conditions. St. Peters­ burg has done far more to make life pleasant for iu winter visitors titan any other Honda city. Il would have been a waste of effort and monev lo have attempted to do as much of themselves as they do battle fot the "American way of life." Tiie streets of St Petersburg have always been brilliantly lighted tn previous seasons. Now the upper side of every street lamp is painted black so lhe light, shine* downward WOrd mq5 We Join with the Nation in Paying Tribute to Mother Noldier of some time. The great majority of the days are clear and cloudless. And that is something The air from lhe nearby Tampa February and March that have been decidedly cool, with frusta three mornings as far south as lhe Ever­ glades. which nipped vegetables hut did not harm the fruit, usually the temperature has been about like May or early June In Michigan. We knew down nere when you had zero or-sub-zero weather in Hastings It resulted here in a blast from the Injollaito" MONTGOMERY WA I18J24 SOUTH JEFFERSON ST. HASTINGS �the nxsTixna banntr, Thursday. mat c, 1943 friends and neighbors, who will । DURFEE . CEDAR CREEK CARLTON CENTER love la always shining. of Maple Grove where they were PLEASANT HILL greatly mis* her. * Bom Monday. । Grover Brooks attended the fu- i Mildred Gould went to Battle That there is One who,all our ror- :Easter guesta. * Mr. and Mrs. Laird (Last Week's Letter.* 1 Last Week'* Letter. . April 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Howard I neral of his Sister. Mra. Lulu Urie Creek to * birthday* party Wednearow shares, IWotring of Grand Rapids and MIm ' p-t!v officer Hazel Campbell of Mlu Myrtle Norton spent the De moi--i2 •• “ lb. baby boy: Con'at Lansing Saturday. * Ml** Veta ’day afternoon. * Russel Watson of cl, an And wlio whatever may befall sin- Betty Wotting of. Cuiuing were c)dcag0 Saturday night und weekend with Mis* Marie Niuli. ;Rlce came home from Pennock [Detroit was home over thc weekend. gratulatlon*. ccrely cares weekend surat* of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday with her parent*. Mr. and ------------Itospltal Friday night- We are glad They all visited Mr. and Mra. LawWotring WThe ' - Glenn £llen.n Wotring. * The United United aTTciittoi. Mnl ciiftonCaiii Campbell. * Mrs. Chi­ near Podunk lake. * Fred Barber, I she’s getting along nicely. Callers ;;rence rence Bostwick on Sunday. * Mr. brother Of Mrs. Wm. Hale, passed . Brethren Missionary society met at — •• ton Campbell. .Mis. Bert Palmer Thursday. April 22. two former lids Wweek. . andHenry* Mra. Henry Leinaor visited Mr. Saturday .... ..... ..... morning. a—HHe had । Hnm to -.1 r ann vir1t; Mrs Irrrvderrv ■ ■ - , O',, - —t ha ——*.e- —,—:.— — numerous — ■ 8 WCCX. | and *Nfr* . IU f kl C \KI C “»«* home of Mrs. Etta Smith and and Mra. Clare Williams entertain­ away high school students. Clara Bush D A U/ I been ill for some time. Thc tunerc “,’’r April ;’8 asix six pirmul poundbaby baby Sunday Sunday guests guest* ofof Mr Mr and and Mrs. Mra.| and | undMnt. Mrs.Harry HarryPickerd I in Hiutlngv tuitated in celebrating her birth­ ed with a Red and White kitchen a) was held Monday afternoon in and Wlllo Jones, who now attend boy al b On\on ho^tJTin Kula- Henrv Henr7D.D.Davis Davtewere wereMr Mr.— and Mrs.'Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. ----Ruvell . .\lT day A birthday cake decorated in shower Thursday in honor of Mrs. Battle Creek with Mr and Mra Western Michigan College of Ed­ were tortnerly of p, * Luuber of Grand Rapids. Benton and Mr. and Mra. Wallace yellow and withe was presented to }'Joseph Corrigan. Jr. * Mra R. J. Hair in attendance * Mr. and Mra. fEtanitteThe/ ucation. were here to cOnfar with e Congratulations * Mr Mra- u o,?‘,Joe.A Campbell of Hastings visited Mr*. her while those present sang Hap- William* returned home Saturday any seniors interested in that col­ Harold E»wu_and Elaine ffam fl", Ha„/ ML‘“»er of Kata- «umU flnd Mr*i HcbrI “enrY Wertmun Bunday. * Mr and HOU.S NEAR PERFECT SCORE • py Birthday.' Mrs Smith was ulso BI u.c wcv. after spcuuH1|f spending tlie week wm> with »»> her Fhnt enjoyed .the wrrlend with Xo/\teited Mr and Mr* l-est. r lege. “ 13 “ IL Lammers, and enjoyed .<« ------ CUre Lammers nnd family family A sizzling 278 game by Dave Ir­ presented « l»tted plant from the daughter. Mrs. Byron Rowtader of Flint . Tlie War Stamp and Bond sale far from Battle Creek. Mr and Mra. ’ and Mrs “ Mina Bonneville and their mother. Mrs. ***?ld °elBndhJ,"2"UX®L‘ ’ -------- ... -* ------Mra -------Maud — Barr ........ of...Ha- -vui-uciua. Ca>.dcnia ■ * r-u-'it! Easter ouiiuh Sunday > kuc guesta ->u> their narenU. Mr. Hastings citv schools amounted to win. second highest on the local Society. hn.n u.i, an Fiister nn.-.f nl ktr ..... ... ...... *«_. .... .lagler of Duane Lammers and family from «, Ta,i Mra “ Rou^r lanes, featured lhe bowling ot the tings was an Easter guest of Mr o( j.d Bedford weie Mr. and Mra. EUlotr-* Mr and Mrs. Clyde Ul­ Mina Kenyon. Tuesday evening. * ' 81.M7.50 Wednesday. April 21. Mr. and Mra. Roger Hastings spent Sunday with their rich of BrucV'from Jackson nnd Mrs ..nd Mrs Vic tor Benner. * Mi and N c Kratt of Charlotte. Mr. and Orville' UwMr. ’wc<“und k1 “school. c’nind'Rapi’di' Mr’Vnd Mra^Harry DMta- Mr “nd Kenneth Ritch- .parent*. Afternoon callers were Mr. The foods clas* managed lo se­ ; -.;d Mra. KennethRitchMra Paul Guy were Easter guises Mrs Seymour Jordan of Mldrilcure a few steaks last week which big game and record recently rolled of Mr. and Mra. Lelan Goodson of U1.„ and Mr. and Mrs Matt Bcd- district were Saturday night guest* andIJohnGraham ■ ie spent ‘ Sunday ------------with ------------------------Mr. and-Mra. and Mr*. Wendell Lammers and they cooked as a test concluding by David Goodyear. Geo. Conklin near Lacey. * Mr. BiUy. also Mr. and Mrs. Sherman «w.v. * - «-vGu. j,,.,! IOCM1 * Mr and Mrs. Ros.* With all the members of the Bliss 3ll.v their meat unit. and Mrs. Guy Erb of Grand Rap- .Wcrtman from Battle Creek. ♦ Izuque oulHnz for him alter a good lf««{ Makley°<and wore Faster Mr. children wt JfTjUWJ, «J‘-' Vohii-on of Jackson spent Easter guest at thc home of her parent*. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hom Sun­ Ids aie spending some lime with [Joyce Lammers ta enloving a week s The acale model aircraft etas* .uS? honoring Frank';, birthday. * has completed ten. of lhe’requlred strikes In a row to start bls mc- i]*v c> Woodbnd. * Mr. and Mrs. with his parents. Mr. and Mra Fred Mr. and Mr*. Marlon Clem. Sun­ day Mrs. Alta Mosher, who lias been Mrs Anna Hammond. * Eva and vacation at home. * Pvt Dale LamJolitucn and brother. Arthur. * thirty planes. .Tlie plan* and ma- ond gsme of rii £ghi* A luU lut £«uI Smitfe-and son. Mr and Mr day. * Sunday visitors at the home Phoebe Retd of Maple Grove spent mers. who has been stationed at an terlals for remaining' plant-, have in tlie ninth frame netted only . Ca'cJr bmTth and son of Lansing Mrs. IL J. Tulan and son Lvnn ol ot Mr. and Mra. Gerald Ttscncr spending the winter in Texas, spent |th« weekend with the Davis fam- ordnance camp at Arcadia. Cal . Detroit spent the past week With last week with Mr, and Mrs Mita arrived and ore being assembled were Mr and Mrs Garc. Tlsclicr. Ashby and Wednesday afternoon at liUcs. * Eva Ho6k te gaining. Mra.‘as tank mechanic, ha* been pro­ eight pins, he picked up the spare land Mr. and Mn. Ward Green and her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clare The boys' physical education and then proceeded to sylkc out in ■daughter were Sunday.guests of Leasing. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Denny the Kenyohs'. * Mr. and Mrs Gor­ Samuel Geiger remains about the moted to Corporal. He received the Williams. Mr Tolan came Satur ­ classes have been working on navy the tenth frame to give him the Parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. day night aad they attended the State Road and Mr. and Mrs Rad­ don Kenyon spent the weekend with same. * Pvt. Lyman Duane Hunt new rating, previous to going on physical fitness testa. Stidham and son Rusli of Hm,-Mr _na „„ ----------------------------------------------------Grant spent Sunday with maneuvers on the Mohave desert, score It wa* ■ u heart- ■ Smith. Marslia Ann and Nunc* Ciunpbell-Tolan wedding Sunday * ford Mrs..Mnrrv Hurrvjaucner Mlsenerot of'°r Camp tings. ♦ Mrs. "Bud" Flynn who tor । Mr and “"a,oi ,r an(f Mrs claud Hunt and Mn. --------------- -----------------------On Tuesday. April 20. the Hl-^ mammoth to lose hU full hit in the Smith returned home with their Mr and Mra. Matt Bedford enter­ It... {.^•pit' several -lerai''wreii'"ha be’en ' ^^TMlr^^WBaUI? I Duane Hunt. Hulit. * m F. and Mrs. G«week* hasS been Mr. Gar- ASSYilA elected the following Officers for breakerframe a* It was the break parents after snendiag the post tained at a 7 o'clock dinner Mon­ next year: president. Morris Hill: ninth Phat stopped a perfect score • week here. * Mrs Magale Kantner V?1**? <*«•* taent Stetefwth hrt wWolf of Howell »Pen‘ SunUlt Wefk., vine president. Harold Fuller; sccre.Rav Hubard Ih^iv bow- cf Hastings was a Sunday guest of day evening in honor ot Mr. und ire \nn<i MraUrt?yran vata.;: and Mrs A!va Kenyon, Mr Mrl Thunuu 8a^^“cC^d'u'‘‘l^d *t tary. Milo eoldren; and treasurer. . IJhbl?„rd °...2 5°*^. Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Kantner. * Mr, Mrwr-tieorgc Bedford. Mr. and Mra. 'Arthur Bedford nnd son Bernard. tine. ♦ Mr. and Mrs Ralph Hennev ... ... ...... ’ ' ’ ----------------- - ---------------------rar‘Uih * ouT^tor rE"m.7 ler to hit "(JOO'' during thc week and Mrs Gall Btver n . HOPE CENTER clui TaborfavoredUhe Brine* and hte series Of 214-179-212—535 of W<wilanrt s urer iniMl< n' * Pfc. Harry Williams graduated entertained Mr. and Mrs. Morris I11**' 1,1 , Woodland were were East KUMls °* irunt the Weather School at Cha­ r-.rrcnHPtrt A large crowd attended the perfor­ gave him the ranking score of the j’ ''“^’“'.ld■.„,? [v Mr nnrf Mrs LaFlnv, Mrs. Maud Chamberlain of Jack__ __ __ ____ j —r,18g* c0.ni Mrs Alta Mosher has returned gregation on Sunday with a real nge Field. Ill. on April 13th and Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. LaFlnv mance of the "Seven Last Words” week The series wa* the edge that Jamcs Ou> and Greenfield both of Haalinn Mr. I has been transferred to Base J“ Easter sermon. We were pleased days April 21. Members ot the Presby­ scored a three game victory for Monday. * Mrs. Gertie Harris ac­ from Texas, and visited n few — Weather Station. Langley Field. Va . nnd Mrs. Lawrence Greenfield and companied Mrs. Clyde Skinner and ’at Mr and Mrs. Milo Ashby's home lo see Mrs. Tabor nnd family there terian choir, the high school choir, HnatUigs Piston Rings in tlie Re■where he is working. * Gerald <• Hirhirr of near NasnvUle and Mra. 1Mrs Don Lcyendecker to Grand near Shultz before returning to her too. * Thomas God de of the Check- ' | l*ast Weeks Letter and alumni look part, making a creation'League. Thelma Johnson of Grand Rapids Ken Clark, in the same league hit Mr. and Mrs Herbert Van StrMln Jphnson. one of twin sons of Mr tor Krister breakfast und a much Rapids Monday, and were callers own home In this locality. * Mra. ered district, who suffered n stroke chorus of M voices and Mrs. Clifford Johnson wa* badI Phenla Carpenter passed away al recently is very poorly a Thomai The Teachers club will have 579 fbt Hasting* Ice and Fuel and Jr., ol Van Nuy*. Cal. are vteitenjoyed "egg-hunt" Sunday morn- ।at Mrs. Winnie Covendall's. * Mr, “ ..... .. hospital last Friday — - . . —z .£><- Rogers .J HUM > UU and sister,, H&lll Mary Jo III of UUlBat—— •--------*- *•charge of the U. S. O. room May 1 Dave Goodyear, also in the Hee- — tng the *former's uarmta. * Mra. lv burned on one leg when his ing * Tlie 20-montlw-old daughter and Mrs. Roy McCaul attended a 1 Pennock reatlon League, scored 566 for Pis­ Herbert Van Strealn. Sr., and Mrs. clothing caught fire while he was of Mr and Mrs. Duarence Barn teachers' parly at tlie home of Mr. ning Much sympathy 1* expressed tie Creek were Easter Sunday guesta and 2. ploying pear a bonfire HLs fath ­ to the bereaved ones. * Mr. and of their grandparents. Mr and Mrs. The Junior Red Crass club spon­ ton Rinas. Herbert Van Strealn. Jr were Kalmet death when she fell into a cis- ;and Mrs. Barnum near Woodland RECREATION LEAGUE Has­ nmazco shopwra Thursday. * Mrs. er quickly (piled him on the ground tern. Friday afternoon. The frantic Saturdav evening. * Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Earl Gate* of Cloverdale and Fred Randall nnd family. * The sored another afghun drive but Tor extinguLshing the flame*, then took Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Ashby attended Base Line church held their Easter only one afghan this time to be uM*d tings ice and Fuel womt pair from Madeline Norman. Mt.Hush mother summoned Ben Cole and ■Julian Potts spent Sunday at the Bites; Leonards won two names Saundeis. 'Mrs.. Bertha Phtlmuti hint to Pennock hospital where he Arthur Yarger who were working home of hl* brother. Leon and wife. the funeral of thc 21, year old son services on Sunday afternoon with at our local U. S. O. room Mrs. Thelma Asiibv in Marshall a cooperative dinner preceding. * Meric Bradfield nnd the is gaining nicely. The first ’ semester nwcltanical from the leading Middleville team, Mrs •n a nearby Held. Mr Yarger A Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gibbs and of Friday * Clarence Payne lost a Snerry Thoma* left last week for children attended 4-H drawing students arc having tests and Piston Ring* blanked Strand. school brought the child up. but It wa* too Mr. and Mrs. Guy McNCe and Mrs valuable cow one day last week * San Antonio. Texas, with hi? In blue print reading tills •■week BLISS LEAGUE- Shop Office Achievement Dav at Hastings. Sat­ late. * Mr. und Mrs. Wm. Hale were Howard Colburn visited at the home Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ashby and daughter-in-law. Mrs Wilson The second semester mechanical won u pair from Office; Tool Room urday. Nlofni Beck Mary SaundLittle Gerald Johnson returned Easter Sunday guests of their chll- of Cha*. Poland and famllv in Bat ­ । drawing class is workink on bevel blanked Foundry, and Elcctrtclins er* und Franklin Phillips are on home Sat. from Pennock hospital. * dren. Mr and Mrs Carol Fuller and ’tle Creek. Sundav. * John Lukso little son of iKsiinuuw vLsited at Thoma* on a uln to be present at had a one game edvr on Engineer. the County Honor Roll * Mr. and Mra. Clare William* was called to Elaine of near Lowell. and famllv entfrtalned relatives the Fred Ashby home Sunday. Roy the gradunUon of his son when he gears. The home management class Is COMMERCIAL LEAGUE: Good­ Mis. Lyle Wflcox and sons of Bat­ Middleville Friday by tlie Illness of from Grand Rapids. Sundav. * Mra Wells of Shultz also called on Fred received hte silver wing* In his drawing blue prinu of a kitchen year Bro*. Hdwe. cut the lead of tle Creek wire dinner guests of her father. Seymour Jordan, who SOUTH THORNAPPLE Sarah McCaul and son Ra] and Ashby on Sunday. * Phillip Potter course in navigation * Mrs Flovd of Lansing sjient lhe weekend With Rankin te in Leila hospital. Battle for classwork. They are tudying the top State Insulation* to two Mrs. Emily Wilcox. Sundgv. * Mr suffered another stroke and passed Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grebe and wife spent Sundav. at the former his family. ' . Creek having undergone an opera­ games when they won a pair from Madeline Norman entertained her away that evening. * Tlie Stratton three the placement of furniture. of their children from De- I:sister's home In Gmd Ranlds. * BRANCH DISTRICT I U°“----------------- -----' ■ ' Students enrolled for the fall se­ Moynahan Sale* while State Insu- sister and family of K.ilamarao at family, who has lived on the Cairns uoit ■Mr. and Mrs. Leon Botts werei *nna calltrott and assisted r came out ana asMMta in movdistrict .----------------- . » » , mester this week. Students have a latton dropped two games to. Cof­ a (J o'clock dinner Sundav, * Tire place the past year, has rnovi-d tq Ing his lather and Mrs. Grebe from ir”''‘""J* "t “ra. Etena branch Wefk-S letter HICKORY CORNERS a farm north of Middleville. * Mr the farm in Rutland to their( new- ’^^2 beHs htVur neighborhood tendency io b- much more serious fee Shop. Auto Sport Shop won Mra. John Darby is In Allegan at Ardlth Whittacre and Mra. UIn choosing wiblecta to be t»krn a« three game* from Con*umers Power of Mrs. Marie Broun. Cressey. Wed­ .md Mrs Matt Bedford were in IkS b, war work and actual combat riutl?' Co: Citv Dads took u pair rruo. nesday with a pot luck dinner tit 1 Grand Rapids Friday. * Lloyd Dun­ Sr’a'S??. ii?“n .Wayne Conklin who la ill. W Mrs. weekend guests of Mr. and MTs. call for increased precision In oil Trio Cafe: Medics won tlie odd o’clock. Receipts from dinner $3 53 das is home on furlough to visit a stroke a couple of weeks ago nnd ' norn corners* * , Mlnda Mudge returned to her home John Mourer. * There will be a game from Middleville Creamery, nnd Lenten Offering 5240. The his mother. Mrs. Nancy Dundas Adda. Ls unable A.^r. Mr and Mrs 'Richland Chaffee in Grand Rapids tan Monday, after special message on Mother's Day nt and Andrus Service blanked Moc;.e nrocram was in charge. of Mr:. who recently underwent a serlou* and Mrs. Martindale are moving . ... KOnrs: ----spending several days, in the neigh- the Methodist Church Sunday. * land famllv of Freeland were call ­ Minnie Quick. A reading by Mrs opt ration and !*• now at the home from just south of what long apo OBITUARY Best weekly ; borhood. * A nice Easter program Mrs. A. L. Wagley i-. Improving nfers of Lynden Norris Saturdav eve. Robin?on and ?. few quiz questions of her daughter in Grand Rapids. war. the Timothy Johnson farm Martha Jane, daughter of Thomas It Hubbard Mr. and Mra. Lynden Norris and was given at lhe North Maple Grove ter being ill for several davs. * 199-)H'!-10fl—579 were given. Mrs. June Tobin* w.r Her other son. Merle, war. home ever and Naoma Mead was bsm Feb- K. Clark where the Grebes Just vacated. w church Sunday monilng. * Mr and Mrs. Marv Bartlett is visiting her family visited Ira Chaffee ot Quim160-189-217 — 560 given a persotpl shower. * Mrs about two weeks ago and ho* gone ruary 21. 1877. In Castleton Twp. D. Goodyear * Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson bv Sundav. w Mr. and Mrs. Horn- Mrs. Floyd Armour, of Hastinas, son and daughter-in-law anil fam170-213-181-564 Henry Germain who has been ill back to the service. where most of her life was spent. F. McMillan are moving from east of the farm McCarty called at Daisy Bergman's spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. |ly of Allegan. * The old barn on 176-176-212—564 She departed this life April 22. aged M. Huff* ol Mr and Mrs. Floyd Leciere to Sa .unlay * W. Herbie Wilcox. * Mra Weta Kinney the W. M. narsonnge lot to belnq Saturday. * Mr Mr. ann and Mrs Mrs M M ho Bowteopathic hospital in Battle Creek BOWENS MILLS 66 years. 2 months nnd one day. K. Lechleitner Ha..ting* ns Mr. Johnson has cm- .rr5 cntertainrd company from Bat- l»n't isn't qul quite as well at this writing. * wrecked* and will be replaced by She wa* united In marriage to a. Melrose 186-167-204 —.W last Mondnv. Her many Friends Burdette Norris of Hastings vis­ l,............. .......... of ............. . u new two car garasc. * Tlie new Wayne Whitmore, the MaLowell DeMond April 13. 1899. To r Florta 106-191-165 —553 hop? sire will hrive a speedv r’cov- . itctL ai the Luke Stiislba home Inst ployment in the Bookcase and Mrs. l[fl Crw.k ovrr |he iTckend * Mr. P't- W ■_ — — ----------stJent boMunciu um ban, on on me Victor Jones Johnson aiso^ has employmuinL in • Bnd Mrs sam Houghtaling. Harry ’rines in training ati_iChicago. vicwr aune* this union were born two sons who H. Gray—Sunday. * E D. springer ha* the Hustings. * Mr. and ‘Mra. Theodore ‘ ’ [ Faton. Mrs. Stevens and Sidney Sunday with the home folks. Miss farm, replacing the two that burnnnd two children of Knlnmazoo northwest wall under his feed mill Wierlnga survive her and one Utile daughter. G. Monica Anna May accom- I1 Atwell of Battle Creek spent Sun- Sylvia Whitmore, of Battle Creek, ed recently. Is nearing comtiler.on were Sundav evening guest* of Mr. which washed away -when the dnm panled bv and Velma, who died in infancy. Jackie Holes spent FriI aud Mrs: Merle Bradfield. . .......... ....I It.. l.U . das- •afternoon at John Houghtai- waa also an Easter visitor. * Mr. * John Mourer visited his cldldren She was a loving and devoted wife southwest WOODLAND went out ta*’, January, nearly com­ day in Grand Rapid* * Mr*. Ada ln>, w Mr nnd Robert Me- and Mrs. Virfcent Norton were Sun- and and grandchildren grandchildren nt Grand Ran Ruu-­ and mother and a kind neighbor • - Week's ’ -----Last Letter. pleted. * Chas, Slirllrnbarger of shaw is vU,,l!\ReJ‘n,tnd‘*BlvJ7u“Jre Manilla are moving back home after (day evening visitors- al the Grover ids *■* over—lhe .<--------■—d A* F. K L. L 2rc.T.Broinweekend. and — u friend. She wa* always ready ------ Miss Jeanne Kantner of Ann ArHastings was head Mason. * Sun­ famlly near Naslnllle. * Wt were spen(Hng thc winter with thelnson .Marshall home In South Maple ley of the Barnes farm and Mr*, to help when help was needed In bor and Myron Henderson of North day schook Mtry 9th at 10:30. Fol­ pleased to see and visit with Mra. cllffOrd * Mr and Mrs Will Shri- !Grove. * Mrs. Chas Laubaugh is H. E Barnes were at Hastings and . cunord. * Mr ana Mrs the church, the Ladies Aid Society Manchester. Indiana, spent the ...— lowing thc lesson there will be nru Ora Tu>iuiarrp Landacre <>r of Detroit and her i|j>*r . __ j --------....j thc wj|| l ca ring fora mother and baby near Caledonia Saturday. nnd family visited — a .K-, weekend with Mr and Mrs and the community. Mr< Guv. Sunday * Mr. :>nd Mr- H O Ar- questions nbnm thc mothers men­ son Clarence Bryant.* oi Kalama­ ------. BattleJTreelL—----------------i WONn? HELP WIN THE She leaves to mourn their loss Kantncr. * Mr. and Mra. Morlev •»—>— mour attended the wedding of their tioned in tlie Bibta also special zoo. Clarence and wife have three Gjircte' Sunday. her husband, two sons. Claude und Hough und son Mr. .and Mrs. Burt grudduughter. Miss Doiialec Armour music a* it is Mother's Day. * children. 2 nice little boys and the BANNER WANT ADS PAY FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS Howard; three grandchildren, one Roaera of .Lake Odessa and Mr. to iu Arthur mmur While, «nue. both uum of «>i BatU» rom­ Henry Shively is very low at this youngest one is a little girl. * Mrs. ite. Mrs. Hattie Osborn; one and-Mr*. York Duffy of Kalama-.Creek. Saturday night A reception writing । „.u>wh> now ....... - ..a —nice — ’nuu,, Philip Nichol* drives brother. George Mead of Canada zoo were Easter dinner guests of ut the home =fof the tri;!.bride r,;: on Sunday „----------—■•■•t .------------- , coupe to her work at the defenue and many other relatives nnd Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Sandbrook. * was attended by about fifty guests, Government restrictions and aim- pi^ ln Middleville. She purfriends. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Furlee and son 1 ---------------- -----------------------USE plificntlons nf nllfirntlnn. of industrial nnd r«l. resi­ chased th-coupe of her brother Who Behind each cloud above, a silver Charles, accompanied Mr. und Mr DON'T BUY THINGS YOU DON'T dential Incandescent lighting fig­ is in training. BLUE STAMPS . lining. Shirley Mayo, of Hastinqs to ti e NEED—BUY WAR BONDS ure* will save 2500 to 3,000 tons of Shows that lhe Father's sun of home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mayo 1 INSTEAD. .. metal this year. DUNHAM DISTRICT Last Week's Letter Point Values of Popular Sizes, Effective May 2, । The 4-H Club members of the l D'.inhani school attended Achieve­ . ment D.iy in Hustings Saturday. All WEIGHT-> the Clothing Club members received ' gold seals; Jaunfta Swift. 6th yr.; • No. 2—Effective May 2,1943 CANNED AND BOTTLED Phyllis Chtcseman. Jacqueline CONTAINER SIZE Spray, 2nd. yr.; Gertrude William.-. l*t yr. were placed on the County FRUITS (Inckxla Pktad nxtStfcM): ! Honor Roll. Phyllis Cliecseman re■ reived special mention in the dress Ante ___________________________ (review for a typical school dress. REEF BEEF LAMB­ PORK READY-TO. Th- Hot Lunch exhibit was recom­ A^ltoocs md Red Swr CbwriM________________ MUTTON EAT MEATS mended for exhibit at the State Aptatt. Frail CucteL FroNriw ted, ■ Mind Fndt STEAKS Fair. Junior Ludwick was chosen to ' COOKED, BOILED, BAKED. ; represent the county ur> a delegate i STEAKS ANO CHOPS Bimii (>■ tirtOudGnpthtf Chops.. AND BARBECUED 1 ot the Hot Lunch Clubs. Neuell and ' Httrtl....... . Uln Chops...................... . Ben Heath und Junior Ludwick • Fip Putt, rd Crrabertlrt or Seuce. shah, ilrslaod. or leffled Dried Beef... Rib Chops....................... ; were given special mention In Farm Kten______ Machinery Repairs. * Miss Enid j Let Chops and Sinks lr»«n........ ...... cwtdonr/.. Hici'-Uns fedte. Cheesman of &L6.C. spent the i Pinuppie Sawertrfr . Tender bln .. Hi*1-buri tad............... : weekend at her home here. • Mta> lah(uteb). etas.. HiD'-ttart Md............... PlummtPtvr.tr OH kinds) Nyla Ball and Louts Cordray of Him- boatet ind filtid, Hastings spent Sunday with friends State Chocs inti Sluts. ita. iHttl . ... In Grand Ledge and attended EasBefiiis, Irish aid cured talj. Piatk or Staider—tono In . ■ ter senices there * Mr. nnd Mrs. Gr»j«frail ind ill ether Citrus Icte. Fndl Nectin (wttodiat tain). Linus Harding of Battle Creek were P.cn.-t cr Stxuldsr-txcintair Sirtoin Rout-bone la i Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. A. TcnfuM, dkot.................... Yoke, RUtfe w TrtMgte1 E Harding. * Mr. and Mrs. Howard SWftfibt............................ VEAL Brumm and family of Charlevoix were Easter dinner guest* nt Ward Yeke, Rattle. M TrtMtliAsunpi, Green er Wu Beini. ill other Bum (erupt fresh thelod). I Checserrian’s. Mr. and Mrs. Law­ rence Finefrock nnd children of Cera (escopt naiutn packed ind oa-the-ceb). nd Mind Veptabies Ctak w StaMer. STEAKS AND CHOPS Woodland culled in the afternoon. * ' Fresh Shelled Buns (indudint Ums and Stack-eyed Pus) aad Yecsan Mr. nnd Mrs. George Ball and loin Chops Parked Con‘_____________________________________ daughter. Neva visited Mr. and Mrs. or cut) Bud Gillespie in Lacey. Sunday. * Grunt iufy (eicopt Sohach) Him'-bonden.wtuliwtal Miss Gertrude Williams accompan­ Rou«d Sluk(cndds). State-start hiM(jtaJc) Beets and Carrots________ ied Miss Crystal Case ot Lacey. teM M)(l(FraQ ; home from Achievement Day SaturStea Stuk or ChopIUk-StUd<<lt(dllMbOMCfl) ।। day und spent'Sunday spenl'Sunday with her. * State-start hill (ptax) Mr and Mrs Ray Ostrolh enter­ Sjuerkrnrt IB)ASTS boatless........ ............. i tained. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Dunkelberger and son of Lacey and Rursp sad Sites-boMli... tat M) (Fof). Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ostrothof »»«> tetla................ Rump ind Stein - boneless. SAUSAGE Hastings Sunday in honor of Maur­ Shoulder-butt lull (Boston ice who left Tuesday for Camp butt)—bootless. Grant. Illinois. ♦ Guests on Easter Dry Sauu(*-Hard: Typical of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray were from necks, rtinki. shanks, IUmsarahirdSila.nl. hi rd Mr. and Mra. Ray Prevost of Bed­ bruits, ind tatsolliMMS CtrrtUi, and Pepperoni... ford. Mr. and Mrs. Vem Greenfield M Kittiininf 70 pentsi taklrtatas............... of Charlotte. Mr and Mrs Sam OTHER PORK CUTS Buxton, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon STEWS ANO OTHER CUTS Sparvribs.................. Buxton of Banfield. Mr. and Mrs. Tkurtetu. and MortidaBi. VARIETY MEATS Harold Stanton and sons of Dow­ Fresh. Sswked and Cooked ling and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brte.................. Chereeman and family. Hurtt artPuk SauiJfi.Wiawn, CONTAINER BABY CONTAINER SOUPS Hilts, reptir.. Lbtn Biktr.i, Biktd Lerrit. ShMitatm................... SIZE SIZE ta Uitr Srusiti FOODS Kteyi................ 5MU tad Hoot Mut rtroS.Mtartidi........ Group 1: 100% mut onMr. and Mrs. Angus Huey spent PiitmEaster with his parents at Ionia. * Groop 2; HoiitssUuaM% Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cappon are Al ether Stops (iiciudiftt Grotn Turtle, Clin Joki. nicely settled in their new loca­ f-iiU, thinks, trusts. tafetattaMD' tion In the Jim Varney home. * BACON Ur ul (Inctadag Castanta). We hear that our old neighbor. Ed. Snaps, Mt twcwtnta (rtayh-stnt) Grwpl. Not leu than »% Detain, who has been llvUig In Chitterltep... ■ut....................... Hastings for the past few years CONTAINER Group 4: Ussthia 50% but lias purchased a farm north of VARIETY MEATS FROZEN Nashville and will soon become o SIZE Hrilnt.........;____ full fledged farmer. * iTlils neigh­ Htirtj................. This chart only lists point values borhood was shocked tqe past week inciodsd rscafltass •< Iwgli with two deaths in one day and Kten........... FRUITS, BERRIES, AND JUICES: for tho most popular sixes. See only about 12 hours apart. At an Own......... ........ early hour Thursday morning Wm. SarMttrudi..:... Tills. tho official chart at your grocer's Hilton passed away at his farm home here after an illness of over for other sizes and their point a year; funeral services were held Saturday at the Walldorf f funeral values home with burial in Riverside ceme­ tery. Hastings. * At an early hour Bum. Grwi(ilshta) Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Lowell Deniond. who has been a patient sufferer for several years, passed away rather suddenly. Funeral serv­ ices were held al the home Sunday at 2:30. Rev. Harley Townsend of­ ficiated as minister while Mr. Wing of Woodland had charge of lhe CAUTION burikr in the Woodland cemetery. A large crowd of friends and relatives HIGH SCHOOL NOTES 1 OU'W ** v vf Lfc lN iv V V N IV Lta W J HANDY POINT CHART FOR PROCESSED FOODS 1843 G H J OFFICIAL TABLE OF CONSUMER POINT VALUES FOR MEAT, FATS, FISH, AND CHEESE CkIh hu msiiv coming from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Varn Tobla* and family of Ft. Wayne. Ind.. Mra. Lizzie Ountiier Of Monroeville. Ind.. Mrs. Alice Gilbert. Mrs. Ion* Dickerson and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomp­ son of Detroit, Arthur Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Don Jones of Grand­ ville. Mra. Demond leaves many .tab). DRIED Only Items on this chart require the surrender of Blue Stamps from War Ration Book Two � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-05-13.pdf 371ce86e63c2845bab497540727939d8 PDF Text Text The Hastings SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR On tht ☆ ■& ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Prentio Brown Makes The Better Proposal Price Administrator Prentiss Brown has made a good suggestion to aid the government's program to secure a greater flow of oil In this country. He propose* that the gov­ ernment furnish the money for fi­ Hasting*. Michigan nancing the drilling of wildcat wells. In return the government would re­ " May 9. 1943 ceive a quarter interest In every Hi fellow*: When 1 glance over lhe list of commercial producing well. Harold Ickes, petroleum admlnlsfolks that are writing to you guys through zoliy'* column, I wonder why in the world they ever picked on-me. But here goes, and 111 try tlon. That plan would cost the gov­ and make It as interesting a* poa- ernment *500,000.000 annually. Pren­ jible from the stand point of one tiss Brown's plan would cost the whose draft number Is going to government, he estimates (150,000,­ 000 yearly tor drilling 4500 wells a come up pretty soon. Piral of all to all you fellows tiiat year, and the U. 8 would receive of sucI know personally. I rend my best one quarter of the •product — wishes to you. and to ail the rest . ceuful wells, which would bring reof you from good old Barry county. 1 — turns for several,._j, yearswhile whilethe the would no not a cent wherever you may be, the best ot Ickes T,,k“ plan •«»« ' yield vl‘-------luck to all of you. and we all hope for tiie government. thU thing will be over before long, so that we can get back to a normal Home Front Now for lhe news, or dirt as wc Used to say. tiiat I can cook up about tilings In general around Has­ tings. Most of you no doubt know that Lea DeVault finally succumbed to the allure of one of the fair aex. You can imagine our surprise when we heard that one. The best of luck to you. Les and Winifred. I've been checking over the lUts of fellows that used to be around and single, and the only one that I can account for in that old gang is Whitey Weyermnn. who I* atlll single. Come on Frank, what are you waiting for? Lt. and Mrs. Harold Kreutx were In the Coffee 8imp lhe other day, and say. Harold sure looks swell. While I'm tn this part of lhe letter I want to say a word to you about what a SWELL job Fred Blebbin* and ills helper* in lhe City bank are doing In keeping that service men's Itit up to dale. Thais ■ Job­ Well also put in another plug right K>w for the G8O gal* and all the die* who spend lime as hostesses al lhe USO room. I know tiiat a lot of you fellows out llwre al one time or another have belonged to » »cout troup some where in thc county. From all lhC reoorts that I get, everyone says nxv nn- who has named his tenderfoot testa in scouting, to;able to take care of himzclf much better in tiic array. We have four very Jctlre troops in town, and also one in almoat all of thc town* of the rountr -Die leadership problem b the big thing right now. We are try- WAR RATION BOOK NO. THREE Post Office to Handle Distribution by Mall The Post office Department has agreed to cooperate with the Office of Price Administration in the dis­ tribution of Ration Book Three The Office of Price Administra­ tion will furnish all postmasters a supply of blank applications. OPA Form R-129, to be distributed to the public generally. These forms should be received by all postmas­ ters between May 17 and May 20. 1943. Beginning May 20. 1943. port­ masters will make a general distri­ bution of these blank applications without address to all patrons of their office*, by city, rural, village ■nd star route carrier* performing box delivery and through lock boxes and call boxe*. and win keep a sup­ ply on hand for persons who call al the post office. Delivery by carriers must be completed not later than June 5. 1943. and cards will be avail­ able for call to and including June 10. 1943. Hie Department Is Informed by Tax Not to Exceed 15 Mills the Office of Price Administration that all applications must be mailed Will Have Real Problem* to the address printed on the card The Barry county lax commU*lon. prior to midnight of June 10 1943. which allocates the taxes for the and that applications received bear­ county, the townships and the ing a later postmark will be held school district* of the county, con­ by OPA for later handling. These application forms will be a sists of five members aa follows: County Treasurer George Clouse. slae approximately five inches by County School Commissioner Mrs. nine Inches and must not be folded, Maude Smith. Chairman Morse but delivered in the receptacles flat. Backus of the finance committee of If the supply becomes exhausted, lhe board of supervUor*. Charles postmasters will order additional Paul of this city, and Nelson Wil­ supplies from the nearest OPA lison. of Johnstown. The last two warehouse. were appointed by the judge of pro­ Completed application forms being bate. The first three are members returned by the applicants must bear by virtue of lhe positions they hold. letter-rate of postage: that is. 2 County Clerk Hyde Is the secretary cents when mailed in the same city of the commission, but Is not a vot­ to which the card is Addressed, and ing member. 3 cent* otherwise. If completed ap­ The commission met for organiza­ plication cards do not bear proper tion purposes on Monday. They postage, they should.be relumed to elected Nelson Willison as chair­ the applicant man. and adjourned for two weeks, Beginning June 20 and ending until Monday May 24. July 20. ration books in official Budgets for the county, for each penalty window envelopes will be de­ township and for every school dis- posited llK1 m in U)e the post OII1CC8 offices Bl at U1C the ‘--y various mailing centers or me urhce of Price Administration for dc! to the commission when they hold iiv«-ry to the addressee by ordinary ' JV’JL May''But's* ^matter'of|m*“ envel°Pes 1,01 “ ** Monday in May But as a matter of forWBrdcd to another address either .within lhe city or to another city, ot the budgets are 1‘Ld*i“^ 'but will be disposed of as per In­ lh*c1erk *“*" ***e c‘• structions printed on the envelope*, m^Uhg. On Monday 57 of । PoBlinustcri should use every d“J2^u h’d pre- aVallable means to. impress upon CO. TAX COMMISSION MET HERE MONDAY IK SAX’“iMJ1 “"““S'S" “^i'JSSv^hL^hvricalewn- nrt* concern the count>’ _ . Low.. mXa aa rear E‘“K'l-m"'Ms.*"1 Plan* are about complete for a BbJed nnance committee to make district ^^0,1 ln the amount of tax dUtrict camporee camporer to be held on the local fairgrounds fairground* thc the weekend of or r .(..llrf<1 ,for or tthe )w county. required county. For For the the June 4. 5. 6 <he Junior Chamber o previous two years the county bud­ Commerce U going ahead get called for a tax ofB‘» mills. This of the plans for successfully N»n- year that has been reduced to 8 1-4 lorlng this event. Many of you had mills. The total tax for any town­ an active part ln. “f ship must not exceed 15 mills That the lost camporce in 1941 Remem­ is. the county, township and school ber how some of you got up early taxes combined must not exceed 15 In the morning to open the com- mills. If a school district owes mon­ mlssaiy tent, and found that some and the loan has been approved of the boys had been up all night ey. by the people of the district, pay­ waiting for you. We w’.n‘ ments required on such debt can be Iwve as many boys around this added to the 15 mills, the latter sum Kir. as the camp will be on a dls- being fixed to cover regular ex­ ct basis which includes all troops penses of the county, township and in Barry county and Lake Odessa. school district. A few words to you JC's out there. Only one township. Barry, has We are still going strong, but our presented its township budget, which numbers are fast being is m mills. The county's budget is Hardly a draft call is made without us losing one or two. until now we gets only a few are likely to pre­ are down to Just a few of us. We sent any difficulties to the com­ had an election of officers at th* mission. The Nashville-Kellogg last meeting, and made Burr Cooley school district asks an allocation of nresldent for the next-year. Cooley (Continued on Page fl. Sec. 1.) Bid a swell Job las’, year as treasur­ er. and really deserves to be our Kxy. Clair Johnson U vice-pres.. y Bassett secretary, and DeSayne Pugh treasurer. For a while st fall we discontinued the dinner meetings al the IOOF hall and had a lunch after the business meeting and program, but attendance State Body Clamp* Down dropped off. so we decided to re­ sume the dinners. We are meeting on Mead'* and Coscarelli's In the Hotel dining room now. Several weeks ago. a Barry county Not very many changes around youth was arrested by the sheriff's town lately. George "Junior" Smltif closed his meat market with the officers. He had committed several beginning of meat rationing, and offenses. In the Investigations made at the time it was alleged, and prov­ hasn't reopened. Vern Leary pur­ chased the building next to the en. that litis boy had made purchases East End. and seems to be doing of bottled beer at Levi Mead's place and had bought wine in the bottle some remodeling. Tills is the place where Wood had the grocery store. at Ralph CoecareUl's. Tills matter Food Center lias been completely was reported to the Michigan state re-modeled with all new fixture-. liquor commission. About six weeks ago. In KalamaRalph Rom Is the new night police­ man. replacing Bill Parker, who at soo. a hearing was held. Evidence Kssent is carrying mall for Uncle was presented to the commission In m. Glen Swift resigned hU posi­ U<s and several other cases of al­ tion as deputy sheriff, and has re­ leged violation of the stele's liquor tired to his home on 8. Washington laws by licensees in this part of street. The egg plant has Just re­ Michigan. No decisions were given cently completed a new addition, at the hearing. The commission had and they really are turning out tiie testimony presented In each dried eggs for you fellows now. They ^d some scrambled out on M-37 Sheriff Bera waa notlfl t week, when one of their big tractor-trailer outfits turned over, spilling 12.000 dozen eggs all over director of the liquor commission's the landscape That was a pies*. "Bureau of Licensing and Enforce­ Walter Wallace is the new city ment." that both of the Hastings elerk. and Spike has a Job on the licenses mentioned had been found plant protection force over at the qullty of selling liquor to this minor, and that their licenses were to be PLxton Ring. The officers of the fair associa­ suspended for a period of ten days. On Monday of this week the sher­ tion have decided to go ahead with Sns for a county fair tills year. iff's officers carried out the instruc­ e dates set are August 11. li. 13. tions given them in Mr. Parrish's and 14. and for the first time ad­ letter. They were ordered to. and did. seize the liquor-selling licenses mission to the grounds will be free. They plan to have horse racing each of Mead and Coscarelll. which afternoon, which should be good Sheriff Bera is directed to hold for news to you. Winn Green. Frank the 10 days period. By order of the and Enforcement Bureau Kelly. Bill Sherwood and Geom Licensing -------- the sheriff's of... the officer* of ....theof fair the | commission, Green are board. and they should have a pretr fleers put on the front door of each TWO LIQUOR PLACES CLOSED 10 DAYS lob with the bonds and stamp sales through the merchants and budness men of the county. Carn also has taken on tha chairmanship of retailers bond sales for two more counties, Allegan and Ottawa, so you can expect that this dbt-ict will always be on top with theft salea. I wont take up space telling you about all the fellows who drop in reads as follows: "The Michigan Liquor Commission has suspended 1 the " -----------of '“ •*-----•-»-<<-»——» »for — license this establishment 10 days for selling liquor to minora.” BARRY RETAILERS I r Afk HICTHIfT Iki lb All [111 I Uli I IN 1/M I fill* I 111 STAMP, BOND DRIVE County Croup Makes 553 Per Cent of Quota Barry County lead the 17lh Distrlct In the Michigan Retailers War Stamp and Bond Bale Drive for the year ending April 30. on a percent­ age basis, according to George Carpenter, district and county chairman. and was exceeded on a total sale basts only by Ottawa county. The 17th District consists of Barry. Allegan and Ottawa counties. Barry Oounty retailers, with a quoty of *98.000 for the year actual­ ly accounted for a total sale of *531,43815. or 553 per cent of quote. Allegan county retailers with a quote of *240.000 promoted the sale of *378,681.65 of stamps and bonds, or 158 per cent of quote. Ottawa county retailers had a quote of *408.000 and sold 580,456.10 In stamp* and bonds, or 143 per cent of quote. Barry county also lead the three counties in April sales with results as follows: Barry county. (215.631.60; Ottawa county, *193,435.80; Allegan county, *89,238 Ofl. Results for the first year are gratifying. Mr. Carpenter says. “The sales were good, but not good enough. We have done well, but we must do better. Bond and stamp sales must continue as long as the war lists, maybe longer. It u steady, consistent buying over the 'long puli' which will count and the retailers are in an excellent position to give a little added pres­ sure to this sales effort. It is part of our wartime Job." Goals for next year have not been announced as yet. Mr Carpenter stated, but they will doubtless be considerably greater than for the year Just passed Here in the county, he said, the retailers and profes­ sional men are really getting Into the spirit of the drive and believes that both the county and the dis­ trict will meet whatever demands First Trial of Its Kind In Michigan in 70 Yrs. Next Monday there will be held in Lansing a very unusual trial, the first of Its kind in over 70 years in this state. The entire Michigan state senate will be the jury, A'com­ mittee of three of the Michigan house of representative* will prose­ cute the case, and the defendant will no doubt have his attorneys present. The person to be tried Is Probate Judge Michael Nolan, of Gogebic county, which is In the upper pen­ insula The charge against Judge Nolan 4s that lie used his office as a marriage racket. The testimony in the case was first presented .to Cir­ cuit Judge Dehnke. of Harrisville. Michigan; but he could not dispose at the case. Judge Nolan la a judi­ cial officer. Such an officer cannot be dismissed from his office, by the governor, as could a sheriff or other county officer. A judicial officer must be tried by the state senate, of which the lieutenant governor U the preaiding officer. This trial is open to the public BARRY—EATON MEDICAL .SOCIETIES MEETING HERE 1 Th? Barn- and Eaton Co. Medical Societies will bold a joint dinner 'meeting at Hotel Hastings Thurs> day evening May 13. Lieutenant Toohy of the medical staff of ths ------*~* Pen7 Jon“ Hospital at Battie Zoily Coffer can handle that as- Creek, will conduct a round table •Un,’£n.t.----------------------- lhan ’• but dlscuMion on Ki subject "AnS- are under way would probably find a visit to the state senate quite In­ (Continued on naae 1. sm n teresting. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1943 THE YANKS BOUNCE BAXK 12 PACES—2 SECTIONS SUGAR FOR ' HOME CANNING x. Two Arraigned Before Judge McDonald Sat. America's African army 1* now break the back of the strong Northdefinitely "of age.” The Ineffec- em Nazi defense sector, but Mateur tual showings made at Paid. Kas- was untenable while Hill 609 re­ serine and Fondouk—typical of malned in Gennun hand*. The Applications far Extra *um of money, was arraigned bmn what happens when untried troop* Nazi defenders we$e ordered to hold Judge McDonald In Circuit court Allotments Con Be Made first meet balUewlse veterans—have Hill 609 for at least two weeks—nu Saturday forenoon, and admitted At Ration Board Hera ________ aothe charge. Judge McDonald been more than avenged by the cap- matter at what coat. Hill 609 frtl The Barn County War price and ceptcd the plea and remanded the ture of Mateur. a blow that shook exactly 14 hours after the American rationing board today disclosed that young man to the custody of the the entire chain of strong mountain Infantry started to storm the *lopcs. effective on and after May 15. sheriff awaiting his sentence. defenses which lhe Nazis had es- This was the same group of men 1943. they will be accepting ap- .Don Smith, 25 of this city waa tabllshed and paved lhe way for the who broke before Rommel's tanks plication* for home canning sugar, brought Into Circuit court Saturday break through to Bizerte and Tunis, streaming out of Paid Pass and who A* previously announced by Price forenoon He wai charged with atThe*e Americans have not been at later made such a disappointing | Administrator PrentUs M. Brown tempted breaking and entering the it very long. Only a short time ago show at Fondouk. Hill 609 was their of the Office of Price Adminlstra- Brandstetter Warehouse.-He denied they were bu* drivers, clerks, sales-1 most difficult assignment to date. sugar for home canning Is his guilt when he faced Judge Mcmen. carpenters.- mechanics, rtu- but this time they were master* of • being allotted on substantially the Donald. Hi* ball was fixed at *500. d.n^- .u . conWni to wm a d«,n-. lhe Mtuallon from >url lo <lnUh.'MIne b“1* M lael vear-Uut It. which had n<rt been [urnUhrt when In a world or peace. Bur Ur HaB relerane were for lhe ilnl Ume JS"S', "EL? J.UI!.S Toolda lhe, hare .hown the Karl ureeUn, batUe wUe American 'el .^i' Sm ^rd. lhroiH^iS 1“ U,” UeJ^nbi eXl “ veterans that civilian armies can erans and the result could, not have 1 ,(iuntrv wilireceive written appll-----------------uImi fltfht catlM-d Herr Herr Hitler ' ...__ ____,_ .a.__ ,-r__ ”_ 1 TU/lft AC MAUV caused Hitler tn to Innhr look tn to lhe the j„u" n7under tiie____ rww___ pS<5S%n . - • . future with any added optimism. and after May 15th. No special |W|I F Al MANY When the history of lhe Tunisian | • • • form Is required unless It is planned . campaign te written, it is likely that It was the advent of the British! J". DIDTUC ACM ATUC the storming of Hill 609 by Amerl- Eighth Army which broke up Ger-; be in PW“n; Q11( | fl J A J UlAiIIJ BW .1I1 te u (hr n-..n ratauw. In Bouih.m TunuU “J» ""“‘l . ' .... first, aerlous crack In the strong and cauwd Rommel to wek refuge ] A copy o. WBr’ Ratjon Book! "a,rY County* Record for Axis oeiense defense H im* guarding * for ’ Year Ending April 1st axis nnes guarumg lhe uie In ••• the mountain iuauiuiui strongholds .'uuimiuiui of oi the ulc: ।On One for each each person person for whom wl plains. Dlbel Djbe! Tahent. Tahent, north, north, which which saved saved General General Pat-1 pat-1hnn^.mnnin, home-canning «imr sugar i< is sought; Tunls-Blzerte plain*. <nn»ht; : Statistics In lhe county clerk's or Hill 809, rises 2,000 feet In a pre- I ton's Americans and General An- I 2. The total number of quarts shot that, for the year endjuarts1 office show t be! . ink April 4JJJ4J j 1#t3 lhere were cipltous slope to a summit which derson's First Army from a rather'or pounds of finishedfruit “to u, up . >> k> - and 285 death* In tills county. commands the entire area north embarrassing situation. But it was, put up: and | , births The of' sugar to be' vllla«e or thy eastward to the Mediterranean. In the American capture of Hill 809 53. Th ' amount ■" for making jam* and Jellies ie“{kl,n Michigan is made an offlGerman hand*, it meant that ac- and Mateur which opened the first used <not more than five pounds per ci*tregtitrar? apd la required to curate artillery fire could be direct- breach in the German mountain person, within the 25-pound over- m*be( a monthly reportifoelhU.area ed to cover all avenues of approach fortress and caused thc stunning all maximum) lof births and deaths which oc­ to Mateur. a small but important collapse of thc tfazl defenses In the A top limit of 25 pounds of sugar cur in his dlrtrlcL The attending city which controlled main rail and j Tunls-Blzerte area a few days later, per person personis ... set — in the new reguU- phydeian U rmulred by law to remotor highways linking Bizerte and i . • . tlons. tlons. winch which however however is is a a maximum r.---------------IP°rt ‘“J। birth or derth. where Tunis, and therefore a key point for1 The British First Army broke up figure, to be granted only in the re„ fr52:. “ J -e lhe ij "C,’’— Within the,J™*' £.,5“* the defense of the plain country. * strong German defense point by relatively few case* Mhen the birth or death occurred. 25 pound per person limit, any fam- *b en .the occurred, Occupation of Mateur would thus I (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.) ilv can apply for sugar to pul up The clerk, of course, depends upon the doctors’ reports to him tor the jams, jellies and preserves at the material from which he. thc clerk, rate of five pounds per individual. must compile his own report. The "We have allowed Increased clerk 1* reoulred "V>e to make make three three duniulredreMrtT to amounts of sugar this year for |lCate ------morniUy on^^s dupsent lams, jellies and preserves so that totL,™tateto^of h£lth ^he these can be used more extensive- .,rcond county cleik Bnd thc ly as a spread to stretch the butter , mird he keeps In his own official and margarine ration” Mr. Brown E He rX riiake re^ eld! CONVENTION OF COUNTY W.C.T.U. GUILDS GIVE FINE REPORTS B8D Mrs. Leon Dunning Named President for Coming Year Officers and Member* Meet Increased Demand* ☆ AT A GLANCI This the government. This newspaper believes this service will enable in­ dividuals to cooperate more fully In Week Red Stamp Beginning Bearing L«t April 25 v -- -----------------H-( 18 Points) J-(16 Potnts) K-H6-Pointe) through May 11. Stamp 23 for 1 pound, good to Stamp 12 also good for 5 pounds through May 31. Both coffee and sugar coupons are from the same War Ration Stamp Number 5 from Basic I Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 Elions of gasoline, good through ty 21. heat and hot water. Second Inspections due: A book ivehlcl“ by Sept. JO; B's by Jun* by May JI; commercial whides every M days or 5,000 miles, I wbich ever Is first. I 8agar For Canning eannln. sugar ...u.r allotment* altatmont. >h£ occurred 5?? ‘L .WrU ? °r dd « lh ' canning in0®hll «a “ lr£ under the new pftgram will be In lhBt month. He la compensated at lhe form of "Sugar Allowance Cou- the rale of 25 cent* for each birth ।uons in denominations of 1. 3. r—« •»—------- «-----------•*.----< 5 and 10 pound*. Housewives thus and the same for each death he re( can spread their sugar buying over ।the entire canning reason. Instead 'of making a tingle large purchase may make for that month, settle­ as they did last season when boards ment being made at the end of the had only purchase certificates for The county must foot the bill, Tl“ TSLSt? M„ °“iu Hl». !buying in quantity to Issue. Each year. payment being made by the county Sugar Allowance Coupon will be clerk. Before that county officer secretary and slate director of the I1'*1 «4L,r*Se,,p4 i department of soldiers and -sailors. ’JSZil Yh,ch ln‘:lud-, !marital with lhe serial number oT sends the money, his record and Ration Book One and the boojc that of the state board of health for were In attendance There are five F‘t33.7 due»M from sale uf War , must be presented to the re- the reporting district must be com­ active unions in the county. Free«nd donations of *28.(». Itself (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) pared and must agree. port. Hastings. 8. E Rutland. Wood- besides other items. Disbursements Because township, village and city land and Cloverdale. It was the targ- : [or. l.hc clerks are chosen at April elections, est and most enthusiastic convention •_“**nce of *3.07 In J he checking tite settlement Is made from April held in the last several years. account. In the saving account is 1 to April 1 each year. County Reports were given by e^h of the T^wt^ Clerk Allan Hyde last weeK sent detiartment superintendent: Char’X* }Pe checks to the reporting officers for ■cler building. Mrs. Florence Ftem°f the^year, the dhthe year ending April 1. 1943, Tbs Ing; Christian citizenship. Mrs. ‘ total of the remittances VU fM0O. Ilan McLeod: spiritual education. Because Pennock Hospital is lo­ Mrs. Edith Black: alcohol education. ,“**? •uf2.of, ““ H “ET’J1 cated tn Hastings, this city gets cre­ Mrs. Mae Custer; press and public- J*’?*1? r<* the following material-; dit for births and deaths of people ity. Mr*. Fred Tabberer. ‘/S.ZS* Mrx A Hr— M-nd— nrrxljlr nt nf 567 3-4 jds. muslin. 32 yd* so the city clerk of Hastings, for Motorists Asked to WrXfi.^1 » outing: 89 3-4 yds Indian head: 42 the year ending April 1. received oif^’fn? riie’nnuS'mBktev thS ,poota ll‘re,d: 50 v,rda linen cresh: Help in Clean Up »113.75 of the total of <200.80. for i«Sl*t‘ Of 332 »fte«UnR: 20 yds. tlck*1 ffra B^Sde etc Thc*e *re 1x11 “ fe» of the , Cooperation of motorists and law his work In reporting births and enforcement officials in a nation­ that occurred in this city ...Ings purchased and prepared for wide campaign to stamp out use of dealtis for that year—or quite a little over sewing the Guilds. Mrs. Fred of flowers in appreciation of her scwlng by lhe Oulld8 Mr " ' . black market gasoline and to halt chairman, reported that she driver* with ”B“ and "C" gasoline ;seven years as county president. I Jones, : Mrs. I. J. Smith, Hasting*, had had cut a tola) of 1043 articles, hav­ rations issued for occupational pur­ and 105 of the 265 deaths reported , charge of lhe memorial service in Ing made good use of that new pair poses from using this gasoline for for tills county arc credited to Has­ of .shears. shears. :honor of Miss Tillie Tvden. Mrs 01 non-essential driving was asked to­ Elsie Lanfear. Mrs Jearue Smith of! , J? her ^r?°rS MIm. J/*11)*’ Tfu.‘ day by Price Administrator Pren­ tings. Tiie above are details of one of Hastings: Mrs. Jennie Buck of Rut- |8‘nk- superintendent of the hospital, tiss M. Brown. many kinds of public business of land and Mrs. Bernice Osgood of K*ve, “me Interesting figure* ran"In ttie states outside the East county that are probably little Woodland remlng the work in that Institution. Coast shortage area, "Mr. Brown a known but we believe our county Ctew P1.SI.U were pre-nud W.SEL"±S’ explained, "mileage rationing con­ readers will be Interested in them, during the twelve months, with a tinues essential If the nation * sup­ also in thc following table, showing Hastings and Freeport unions. Talks were given by Mrs. Iler total of 10.120 days, an average of ply ot rubber is to see us through. the number of births reported for The great mass of people who ,on "Vitamins are Needed" and 8.1 4- days per patient; 313 babies 15 townships, four villages and bom; 343 major and 368 minor have "A". "B" or "C" books are ac­ the(Continued by Mrs. Alice Griffin on “Youth and ■i were on Page 8. Bee. 1.) operations performed 49 blood cepting In good spirit the limita­ Crime.” Mrs. Mae Custer had charge of the transfusions given; 1723 X-rays ta­ tions upon driving which the war sound picture "It's the Brain that ken: 1754 laboratory tests made; 159 has made necessary. It would be I basal metabolisms made and 94 unfair to them, as well as destruc­ Counts." 1 taken. Miss tive of this vital rationing program, Because Mrs. Dora Whitney of electro-cardlocrams Benton Harbor, state president, was Teuslnk said that a volunteer class not to proceed vigorously against 111 and unable to attend and give in nursing has been started and that willful violators. the evening address. Rev. Kenneth the group of high school girls are "Motorists with "A" books only, of ! giving splendid assistance to the course, may use the gasoline bought Byler of Hickory Comers graciously Fair Board Makes Very substituted and talked from Judges nurses and patients. She also voiced on their “A" books any way they 14. with subject. "Lions We Shall her aporeciatlon of the sunport and wish. But with lhe limited amount Important Announcement Interest of the Guild members, who Meet in This Life." of driving that an “A" book per­ The board of directors of the provide so many necessities and mits. It is impossible for any one to Barry County Agricultural Society The officers as elected for the en­ suing year are: President. Mrs. Bea­ comforts for the patients and the travel very far. Every effort will be has passed a resolution to hold a homital. made fo detect "B" or "C ” ration trice Dunning, Delton; 1st vice­ county fair next summer, with free Ten patients were cared for bv violators and not only to revoke gate admissions. The dates set for pres.. Mrs Bessie Woodman. Wood­ land: 2nd vice-prea.. Mra. Allee Gri- the Charitv committee. Mrs. E. A their present rations but to suspend the fair are Wednesday. Thursday. fin. Freeport: rec. sec.. Mrs. Lyle Burton, chairman, al a cost of their right to any further rations Friday and Saturday, August 11 to Biddle. Hastings; cor. sec., Mrs. Illah <15133. Receipts included MQ12 for an appreciable time 14 Inclusive. from the Rotarv club and (63.75 oaid Instructions are being issued to (Continued on page fl) by a patient who had been given OPA. District Offices to assign from Washington that county fairs assistance, etc. The charitv fund ail available Investigators to clean be held thia year, the board felt showed a balance of (82 39 nn May up the present situation. 'The pro­ tiiat they should hold tha fair. The Sidelight on Major General 4 Assistance wax given to five na- cedure developed will not call for change to a free admission fair was tlen’s' from ‘he Child F*re Red "snooping” and we are not going made with the belief that that plan Cladeon Barnes Trip (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) to slop cars ou the highway", Mr. offered the best chance of bringing To North Africa Brown said. "However where the the crowds that make a fair desir­ The following is a reprint from circumstances obviously Indicate able and helpful to the people, for the March 15th Army Ordnance that "B" or "C” ration* are being whose benetit the fair Is maintained. Bulletin which will be of special PROCLAMATION used for non-essential purpose*, At th* board meeting, the matter Interest to Barry county readers Poppy Day this year should drivers will be interviewed by police of features and attractions waa REPORT: On a recent day in and OPA. investigators'*. thoroughly discussed, and commit­ North Africa, the Germans bombed Willful violators are that group of tees were appointed to secure at­ ,Ordnance Major Gen. G M. Barnes selfish individuals who buy gasoline tractions it was decided that there those heroes who gave their and never knew it. It waa a heavy from unscrupulous filling stations be horse racing every afternoon of raid on an allied front-line head­ which cover up sales without ration the fair, also that there be enter­ In honor of the brave men of quarters. but they really would have coupons by purchasing them from tainments before the grand stand this second great conflict. moved in had they known tiiat criminal elements in lhe community afternoons and evenings. It was also for the sake of their mutual profit. decided tiiat there would be plenty Technical Division chief who di­ These motorists as well as their sup­ and Poppy Day mean* hope rected design of the 2-ton bombs pliers must expect sterri treatment. and comfort to those who ar*which have leveled German cities, contacted. still living, aa the money reand the tanks and tank destroyers which have outfoxed the foxy Rom­ hibit* by 4-H -clubs and Victory mel. gardens. This will be the first free veterans' ’ families. Major Barnes (“World's best Ord­ fair tn Ute history of this city and On Poppy Day this llitlle nance engineer."-Ordnance Chief Word lias been received here that county. The board will do their Campbell) escaped unharmed to Junior Walton, son of Dr. and Mrs. beat to make it outstanding and continue his combat-sone investi­ D. D. Walton, of this dty. has Just worth while for everybody. gation of U. 8. ordnance perform­ been promoted from an Ensign to ance. He had other dose calls on Lieutenant. Junior Grade, in the his tour of more than 40.000 miles, naval air force. In the navy an en­ but arrived safely back In Washing­ sign corresponds to a second lieu­ ton to report universal satisfaction tenant In the army; a lieutenant, (allies oply) with U. 6. ordnance. Ing so gallantly. I. aa Mayor of Star grade to first lieutenant In He Interrogated ail ranks from the City of Hastings, hereby army; a lieutenant, senior grade, privates to generals and field mar­ dMdgnate 8at*day. May 32, to a Captain In the army. The Sun OU °° of Toledo. Ohio, shals, both U. 8. and British. IMS. as Poppy Day for this Junior's many friend* in Hastings last week ceased drilling a well on On radio's Army Hour (February are happy to receive such good another Mead farm in Rutland, 21, 1043), General Barnes reported ana of Foreign Wars and their news, and congratulate him on this which was put down some distance to U. 8. that our ordnance is meet­ north of the deep test made last Auxiliary and the American promotion. ____________ ing the final proof of battle. He >ear The last well waa driven to Melon and their Auxiliary are said he saw from the air "vast des­ NOTICE­ a depth of about 3450 fert. but no privileged to sell Popplea. In ert areas carpeted with wreckage of RESTAURANT OPERATORS showing of oil was discovered. Th* German tanks and mechanized Restaurant operators who have Sun Co. has not. however, given up equipment" attesting the high qual­ not filed menus that were in use its leases in this vicinity al this ity of our weapons. during the period April 4—April »<ra will be helping to ''carry Major General Barnes b in the 10. 1943 are urged to file hwmedla**United States at the present time; ly with their local ration board. In fact his new headquarters have Though May 1st was the an­ been established in New York but nounced deadline for such filing, ration boards are accepting signed Signed. Charles H. Leonard. Pott*. that he has been so busy he copies now to complete the survey Mayor. ■ has not had, time to even see his necessary to establishing reataur- The 85th annual convention of Barry County Womans Christian nual meeting of the Pennock Haslempcranoe Union union was held neia many. Guilds last week Tuesday eveTemperance Friday. May 7. at the Cloverdale Evangelical llst««d »*«» interest to tl? church. । reports of the various officers as all The convention was opened by excentlona’nv btKvmte sa “SS EiF- ■ DRIVE ON AGAINST GASOLINE BLACK MARKET OPERATORS ADMISSION FREE TO NEXT COUNTY FAIR JUNIOR WALTON IS PROMOTED Sun Oil Co. Failed To Find Oil in Its Sixth Rutland Well Mvff May fl May 31 Sugar fOT home-Canntog Of 1943 housewives on approximately the same basis as last season. No reduc­ tion of blue point stamps will be made from War Ration Book Two for canning sugar. Details of the program will be Issued within the COUNTY SCOUTING DEPENDS ON YOUTH COUNCIL SUPPORT One of thf participating organ Irations in the Barry County Youth a< churches, clubs and schools in their work of character-building and citisenship training. This te accomplished through tn adult volunteer leaders to .nd" thinfii ig. O' man Is Richard Field Executive for Boy Scouta are t the Boy Scout** troops and two Cub 80 adult leaders. Money contributed to the Barry County Youth >Council tor the sup­ port of such a worthy movement is money invested in the future citi­ zenship of America. Our children are more valuable than gold. youth council drive for fund* will be held on Tuesday, May 35. AUCTION SALES ETHEL GODDE, Propr.-Having rented her fang Ethel Godda WU1 have an auction sale at tha farm lo­ cated or.o milt south of Fine iaku Of Level Park, or 2 miles south Banfield. 4 mils west and on* mil* south. She Is offering an excaUenl elsewhere in tills Issue for full par­ ticulars. ling offering a good list of horns. « hogs, and farm Implements. Ha Flannery will cry the sale. Bee adv. elsewhere in this iwut for particular? soring an . auction m regUUrod livestock Barry county : GEORGE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAT 13, 1M3 3 CENTER / For Run-Down Ration Books I.,##,,.#►»#.,............. Ration Calendar SUGAR: Stomp 12, June 1. For 5 lbs. good to ; ; COFFEE: Stomp 23. good to ■ May 30. For 1 lb. .5 Ration points going fast? Then bring your books to us today for a first aid treatment that will put new life into your menus. We've scores of appeteasing foods that require no points at all, as well as a large selection of high quality foods with low point values. And our daily low prices are "just what tho doctor ordered" for a bruised budget. Our ceiling prices are plainly marked and you'll be pleasantly surprised by the large number of foods that are priced below them today—and every day!_ POINT STAMPS: G, H, I Blue through Moy 31. NEW CARROTS RED, E, F, G Stomps good ; ; through Moy 31 ; Red H good ■ Moy 16. : 2 GRAPEFRUIT lUl 13C R bunch#, 25c 4 HASTINGS9 FINEST PRODUCE BAR TOMATOES FRESH PINEAPPLE CELERY HEARTS RHUBARB FLORIDA ORANGES SUNKIST LEMONS CALIFORNIA ORANGES ONIONS T.,., Silver Skin, bunch _ lbs. W RADISHES 5 C bunch MEAT DEPARTMENT 39c 39c 19C lb. bunch 5c lb. 6 I GOIDEN ANNIVFRS4Ry FRUIT JARS SALE! Extra Special SLAB BACON Ik Joh-Voh Beverage CEREAL 1 9C - FLOUR C4 9C 5 lb. cock 32c PICNIC 6 POINTS hXms lb. IE, JUL CHUCK ROAST an_ 6 POINTS lb. BESS UHL VEAL STEAK b POINTS Sb..Id.. lb. SIRLOIN Steak a POINTS WHEATIES lb. -»/■_ U—tL MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE NO RED POINTS NEEDED NO POINTS NEEDED Lux flakes. Ige. pkg. 22c reg. pkg. 10c Pancake Flour. 5 lb. sack27: Pillsbury Farina, _Jge. 17c, small 9c PtLURUBY ' Whole Wheat flour. 5 lb. sack __27c Pillsburg Pancake flour, pkg. __10c Kellogg corn flakes, 2 pkgs.17c Checrioats, pkg.12c Quaker Rice Sparkies, pkg. 10c Del Mcnte Raisins, seedless, pkg. 15c Mince Meat, 2 lb. jar35c Macaroni, 3 lbs.25c Spaghetti. 3 lbs. BrT LSBURY Wheat Soy Rice Pancake Mix, pkg. 15c Prunes, lb.13c Rice, 2 lbs.21c Monarch Long Crain Rice, pkg. __17c Lifebuoy Soap. 3 bars 19c • THI BIST FOR LESS" rTRAND Rinso -giant 60c, med. 10c, Ige. 22c THEATRE^ "OVER MY DEAD BODY" KING OF THE COWBOYS1 "THE CRYSTAL BALL" TUES.. WED.. THURS, HI.. MAY 18-19-20-21 Swan Soap, Ige. 2 for19c Swan Soap, med. 3 for17c Dake Ellington and bls Orchestra Gold Dust Washing Powder, Ige17c "CABIN IN THE SKY' Fairy Soap, 3 bars for_________17c •PRESCRIPTIONS Contrary to previos Beats them all Cleaner, gallon __43c Spic & Span----------- ------------------------ 21c BA It It Y Climax Wall Paper Cleaner, Ige. 25c Areowax, bottle 23c FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MAY 14-15 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Chester Morris and Ann Savage Johnson's Wax, quart _’98c Roman Cleanser, quart9c fl Clothes Pins, 2 pkgs. a17c N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE. MICH DOWN THRU THC AGES THEATHW^ A2 Hostings. Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 Die A-Doo, pkg.---------------------------- 25c FU D DLE ENT E R 2M L STATI ST.. HASTINGS, MICH. LOCAL NEWS MJ § Sno Sheen cake flour, pkg.27c HABVEBT TIME SPRY 3«. 69c NjW, 1Qc 27c 28c 24c 27c 29c 29c 29c ac_ JUL 39 50 TEARS 1893-194-, ' lb Pk». 17c 33c dozen ft lb. NECK BONES ipomt lb. f RESH PORK LIVER Spoints PORK SPARERIBS meaty3points lb. 2 points lb. PORK HOCKS 4 points lb. BEEF RIBS lb. FRESH SIDE PORK 6 points PORK SAUSAGE GRADE 1 5 points lb. BEEF LIVER 6 points lb. STERLING 33c doz. 7 POINTS sEli'.CO JHItDOtO ViHinj A short program wu given. Chas. Faul is convalescing nicely from her recent operation. * Mr. Mra. Arnold Towns who has been and Mrs. Raymond McLeod and children of Grand Rapt4* and Woodland school the past year, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nowlcke were delightfully entertained tan of the at North JefMother's Day guests of Mr. and girls tor luncheon at her home 111 with the flu. and Mra. Vem David and Vera. Mra. DeU Williams. * Mr. and Mra. Gut Friday. The girls presented Jr., of Lansing were dinner guests Russell Rletesma and daughter of Mrs. Towns with a lovely luncheon fortune to miuh her finger last Hof Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kusamaul Grand Rapids spent Sunday with cloth. The girls exhibited their Wednesday, losing the nail and re­ [[Sunday. * Mra. Carl Jordan and iter partpta. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde work ftt the 4-11 Achievement Day quiring four stitches. son Rodney visited Mr and Mra. Wise. * Milan Trumbo received in Hastings. Elaine Offley and Ed Green, foreman of the State I! Gilbert Todd of Center Rond. Has- word Monday of thc death of his Mary Jo Kltson received special Highway Department, is resigning Ungs. Sunday. * Mra. Roy Munger, aunt Mra. John Pankhunt at her mention and honon. Elaine, a because of ill health and will live of Hgselton. Iowa is visiting ner home In Pompeii. Dr. ChaJ. Tank­ junior in High school, has com- on a farm near Evart. Mich.. In Oshurst of lonta is a son of Mra. Pankhurst Mr. and Mrs. Trumbo Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hon are to attend the funeral Wed'1 * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nlcthamer expect 1 moving into the Lucius Lolxkll * Rev. and Mra. Harold , entertaffied with a family dinner neaday. | The local bond drive in Wood­ house on Cass St. and Mr. and Mrs. | Sunday In honor of Mother's Day. ;Blakelv and daughter Judy vtaltad land township was more of a suc­ George Snook and daughter ElUe parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leon cess than many thought possible. i Mrs. Geo- Nlethkmer was the hou- her ■ of Detroit will take occupancy tht Saturday. Mra Blakely 334.000 waa the nearest estimate ! or gueat. Otliers present were Mrs. Nicholson 1 of June of their home. 430 H Judy remained for a visit un­ that could be Riven and Ute com­ first Bertha Flory And son Verdun and and ' Market. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Rising and son til 1 Wednesday. * Rev. Geo. F. Win­ mittee had evidence to believe that Miss Ruth Lyle, one of the secre­ Is attending the Methodist more than that amount would be . Gene of West Woodland. * Mr. and gard I taries at the Health Office, has a school at Lansing which more nearly correct. The exact Mn. John Dell were Sunday din- summer 1 .last Monday. Mav 3 and figures were hard to obtain because sister who is a nurse now stationed ;ncr guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn started 1 in Chicago with the Army Air Corps Friday. May 14. * Mn Mary of the many ways and places that | Dell of Leslie- ★ Mr. and Mrs. Les- closes ' ■w Scorge Stucky bf Charlotte, and Mra. Wingard bonds could be purchased. ter Bruinm were Sunday dinner Showerman ■ Thursday of last week in guests at lhe home of her sister, spent ■ Through the school. 33.643.35 In wife of Dr. Stucky, Health director ; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Manker of Lansing. * Visitors at the home stamps and bonds were sold during for Barry and Eaton counties, re­ Mra. Geo. Furman for Mother's April, making a grand total for lates the fact that as a young girl South Woodland, a Mr. and Mrs. of 1 [Robert Owens of Grand Haven Dav were Mr. and Mra. Clarence thc yeah so far. of 35,64200 Last when she used to accompany her and children of Homer, '1 spent the weekend with her par- Forman ■ family to Harbor Beach for tiie enu, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Crockford Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Dodge and summer, she was a bowling enthu­ 'of Carlton. ♦ Mr. and'Mrs. Clarence‘taby son of Hunter Street. Sun- SCS9-W. Mrs Smith's room was siast and Frank Murphy, now Chief [Arnie and son Gordon spent the[Tield. B4r. and Mrs. Harvey Capron 1st with 838830. 8th grade 2nd with JusticeJdurphy of the United States weekend with her parente. Mr. and »nd daughter of Ionia and Mr. and 378 85. and 13lh grade 3rd with Supreme Court, set her pins on the Mn. Ijkwrcnce FauL Mr. and Mrs. I «’»• C’ Peck of, Hsings. * Mrs. 35935. The local committee wtsh- alley. Chas Rowlader of Grand Rapids [Maud Ca prop visited relatives in . es to thank those that helped can­ M S. Hodgen of Morgantown. I werd Sunday dinner guests. Thu, If»Ua from Friday until Sunday vass and those that purchased thc West Virginia, has been made as­ dinner In honor of * Mr and T Mra Ward Hynes sistant manager of the concern he . was was a a birthday uinnaay uinner nonor , -y —- and li-.ujof __ .__ in Rowlader — __ izvnoitjirrv ntrry "r Chaxlottc -onrl Mr |,II bonds or helued in any way. i the birthdays Chas. ,•«» Jf and Mr. has been associated with for a num­ ; Woodland Township School and Clarence Arolc. Jack Arnie ^4 Mrs. Frank Hynes were 8un-| ber of years. The promotion Is a May School Calendar who has been visiting ids grand- toy dinner guesta at the home ofi Moy 14—Baseball at Sunfield; । compliment to his ability and his tenure of service. Mrs. Hodgen Is parents this week, returned home Mr »nd Mrs. Cleo Fox.of Kalama’ ^.•BSvaraihi; d D. Fisher of |£, . with his parents- * Mrs. Carolyn Cal- ! I Duncan of Milwaukee and Mr. and «J»e 084th B.Tfi. at Victorville. V a 13 day fur-1 'Mra. Floyd Duncan of Ypsilanti fornla is enjoying were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. -l««h wHh his parents. Mr and nut* ^IH “ roBn Wh° Prov** ChctsiC , and Mrs. Jerry Fisher and Max. Mrs. Waller Ficher of South WoodMrs. Carolyn Duncan U Max'. UM- Edwsnfls looking fine and Report cards given out at 3 P.M.. makns a ooor bait for mice or rub, ’ ““w"1grandmother. * Mr. and Mrs. Wm. enjoying lhe first visit with home Pi . „ .. butter, grease, apple slices, raw [Wortley and son Gallen of lhe «n over a year. * David and ? F- M• . S’?”?1! ’ squash and corn meal or rolled oata Tamarac District and Mr. and Mrs. Nelda Osgood are visiting their •The Woodland High school base- mixed with grease, according to , Ray Worllcy and family ot Way- grandparents in Huntington. In­ ball team rose to new heights last practical research conducted by Dr. ,. land were Mother's Day guests at °l*"a Mr' ~ni1, Mrs ' afternoon and defeated the M. D. Pimle. director of the W. K. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Arthur Allerdlng and son Carl, were Tuesday Sunfield team by a score of 6 to 1- Kellogg blrd.&ancluary .operated by Sciialbiy. * Mrs Rhoda Austin Sunday dinner guests of Mr.| and ;The team has two more games. Michigan Stale College near Augusspent the weekend with her son Mrs H. L. Aherdlng of^Carltou. * one with Sunfield, there, on May ta. land family.. aar. Mr. iuiu and air*, Mrs. iioocri Robert: — 14. and the other with Nashville. • Clara Bush, daughter of Mr. and ■ aateateu w Lynn Miller, son of Mr. and Mra. on '■[Austin of LwxsUig. Lansing. * Mrs Carl _ May .... ..18. tehere. — In In Ra previous previous Mrs. Mrs. Roy Roy Bush Bush ofof Hastings, Hastings, will will Burkle was In Lansing from Wed- Oscar Miller of South Woodland game Nashville won by a score of repre.wni Western Michigan College nesdav until Friday to see her new lcfl Monday for CPS. Camp at fl to 3. in thc annual Prow Reading contest granddaughter. Bopnle Jo. daugh- K“’]e- pL J , 'of thc Michigan Intercollegiate Kindergarten and First Grade ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Burkle. Attend Band Itaunce In Charlotte I Speech League which will be lie Id Miss Doris Whitney, teacher * Mr. and Mra. Forrest Begerow Mrs. Harold Smith and da ughDon and Eldon Phelps have moved at Michigan State College May 7. and children called on Mx and ter Joan, Mrs Ford Stowell and to Lansing. We are sorry to lose r--She won first place ... in tlie contest Mra. John Begerow of Lake Odessa Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynes nttend- Item Irvr. our room » S.nr.1, m Ur.L“”?SI> w wTrotTKletl gjK'and Sunday afternoon. * Miss Jeanne «> the llh Annual Band Bounce in ..wrcks Joyce Hyde, dnuohter of Mr. a. Burkle of Battle Creek visited her Charlotte last Friday evening. This cess WatasM. Everyone wliose let*4* parents. Mr. and Mrs- Carl Burkle was presented by the Music De- Iat multi hn rM'rlvntl a rnrd .One Of B group Of Western Mlvhikail received a card College studfnta ln cla4M.s who over the weekend. * Mra. L. J. partment of the Charlotte School. fmm l er .. „ . Ihave Just completed two handsome Vincent and son Jimmy called on 175 musicians took part under the nom i*er. filth and Sixth Grades Mrs. Glenn England and Marjory direction of Vtord Hynes, son of. i books filled with pictures and inMrs. Arlle Spindler, teacher ‘formation- conccminii Kalamazoo. and Mr. and Mra. F. E Border Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynes. Over; We are very Riad to have T"" Mrs which will be of Interest and help­ StmdavF^rthl?rc\lled afternoon * Mr attended Chaa on and Mr Mis arh 1000 Band people Mght Ward Hynesthis willannual; be £ Vender pay us a visit Thuraday fulness to men of thc Army who I Mrs. Floyd Kimble and family of the head of the Music Department 11 and arc stationed at Fort Custer. raii. riu>u n-iuiuio aim lamuy oi anrl •••- terlnrlnnl “7 , of7 the .7 z, _ rtZ ______ «... _ a_— a. ____ _ Charlotte t |,c l*JJSt LWO WCCKS Were >0.(0 ail.l Robert J. Carter, son of Mr. and Coats Grove Sunday afternoon. ★ alld Principal of the lhe e.w"'n» #year, mak-1respectively. ★ We haw made Mra. John L. Carter of Cloverdale, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rising of school for ,nr ,h * 'coming .r in Charlotte. * "Happy Family ” health chart t<5 „ ....,™ .... is chairman of the vaiuo committee an Hastings were dinner guesta Fri­ ing his 8th year Censos I■ °ur front border with pictures of Programs for the annual banquet For the Next N._, _ ____ day evening at the home of Mr. • -— •• fruit, vegetables and milk bottles, to be given by Sigma Tuu Gamma Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and Mrs. Roy Rowlader. * Mr. and Church of thc United Brethren in , fratenuly of Western Michigan Col­ Miskc (Helen Brodbcek) of LanMrs Carl Hewitt. Mrs. Agnes He- —— Christ lege Saturday evening May 8 in the wilt and Mr. and Mrs. Howard He- «*«« on Saturday. Mav 8. an 8 I. H. Osgood. Pastor iVanGngh room of Wolwood Hall. witt called on Mr. and Mra. Lewis f°“nd daughter, Joyce Elaine. The 1 Merton Kittinger has received Todd of Clarksville Sunday after- maternal grandparents. Mr. and Woodland 10: 00 A. M.—Worship and scr- the promotion Io First Lieut, and noon. Their son. Robert Todd of Mra Paul Brodbcek are receiving its now stationed ut Atlanta. Oa. Camp Claiborne. Ln. and daugh- the congratulations here. * Mr mon . Mrs. Kittinger will be remembered 11: 00 A. M.—Sunday school ter Miss Jean Todd of WMC E. and Mrs, LaVemc Roberts of North as June Scobey. \ 7:30 P. M.—Christian Endeavor. Ki.lumazoo were also al*O mere there * Mrs. Woodland receiving vu^a^.aconfratulaKHiomazoo wouwiauo are icwviuk —-----------------I Albert P. Lev. a Harvard incdi’tab E. O. Shorno. Mr. and Mra. Ho- Hons on the birth of a daughter al | . . n.; m ouLiuay scnuui r.chool senior, is mending fourwecte ward Hewitt and Mra F. E Bord- Pennock hospital. Thursday, May i lu.ju A u ,;au fto> ■scho ?l. 11:30 A. M -Morning worship «n Public health admlnixtraUdH er were in Battle Creek Thursday. 6- The Utile miss weighed 7 pounds and ' sermon * M iwork with lhe EatDn Co. Health * Chai. Rowlader of Grand R«V- “nd 0 mmces. 1 7.M P. M—Christian Endeavor. | S?' ids called on his brother Roy Row- West Woodlandrarc Birthday Club Tol Preaching » service following Chris-| Mollda> with Dr. G. ladcr Sunday. * Mr and Mrs. LewMeet 1 i. Greenman of Battle Creek vis- ’ -D im next meeting nt The of the thc West Itian Endeavor. . Ls RevI H Oxgood accompanied \ m,‘T’ E'lher -------“,ry -----«’»»- --------puWJc Birthday Club will be V«cy. I. H. atyimijraiucu . lied Mr. and Mrs. Dor Stowell Fri­ Woodland Rev D. nil rirrtrtM Huntieiri wUh nurse, formerly R^v.. D H Carrick !healthlhc > Rct. H. of Sunfield. Barrywho Co wii3 HpaHh day and Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. held nt thc home of Mrs. Dor Rev. R. A Hoffman of Lansing riow with the Eaton Co. Health Chas. Townsend and daughters of 'Stowell. Friday. May 31 South Woodland were dinner guests Former Woodland Boy in California and Mrs. Edith Wheeler of Hastings Dept., has accepted a poMUon as an A letter was received from Pvt.; are attending as delegates thc Par- instructor In a school of public . at the home ■ of his parents. Rev. , and Mrs. H. V. Townsend. Bunday. Wlnton C. Ruel). 36460560. Camp cnl Board of Miuions at Hunting- health nursing in Argentina, effee- ■ * Mr. and Mrs. Ward Plants and Callan. California by Mr and Mrs.[ton. Indiana. Tuesday. Wednesday Uve June 1st of this year. Mr. and Mrs. John Oliphant of . daughters of Hartford spent Sun­ Milan Trumbo of Woodland. Win- and Thursday of this week-----------Coldwater, formerly of Prairieville. . day with their parents. Mr. and ton. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde, Zion Lutheran Church have refunded from Alexandria. La. Mrs Milan Trumbo. * Mrs. Bertha Ruell of Bellevue, formerly of j . Paul W. Geiger, Pastor where they visited their son. Pvt. , Cotton and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Woodland, says that lie Ukes Cal­ 16:00 A. M —Sunday school Richard Oliphant at Camp dal- • Matthews and family of East Wood- ifornia. borne, La., where he has been since ■, Mother-Daughter Tea | 11:00 A. M—Morning worship 1 land were dinner guests of Mr and About fifty mothers and daugh-1 ------ - - -----------Dec. 13. 1M2, The temperature there , Mrs. Willis Dalton Sunday. * Mrs. was 92 to S4 in Hie shade, roses were , Karl C. Faul and Mrs. C. B. Bcn- ters attended a lea al the South'—WOOD. M.—Lutheran Gospel in full bloom, and alfalfa hay was . ham attended the Christian Science Brethren church Inst Saturday 3:30—P. ready to- cut. , . Lecture in Hastings Thursday eve­ ; afternoon. Tables about the room1 hour CKLW Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nicolai (AffSunday 3 P. M. Luther Leaguel ning and also called on Mrs. Chas. were centered with spring flowent nes Royer) of 18223 Pembroke Rd.. _ ________________ Rally at Lansing Bethlehem church Tills is lhe Central Michigan Lu- ! Detroit, are the proud parents of a □/HZE/H/H/HZZ/H/HZH/H/H/H/H/q I Rev. Pauf W. ^Geigfer^atiendrc? tl* daughter bom on May 5. Thc little one nas been named Carol Ann. U Saginaw Valley Pastor's Conference , Word has been received from Pvt. William Hackney that he is now at at Saginaw Tuesday. S The Evangelical Church 1 Kecsler Field. MUsUstppi, and he ' reports that It Is plenty warm down ' Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 BL— ||l Conference at Battle Creek. ! there. M South Woodland Church of the Thc Wood school. Irving Twp.. ' Ij Brethren ,Mrs. Florence Cook TenEyck. teach ­ FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MAY 14-15 |l Arthur L. Dodge. Pastor | closed last Friday. May 7, for ; DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION S 10:00 A. M. Morning worship and er. ,a three montiu' vacation. Bl sermon. Millon Be tie and Mary Beth Hur hen Orchids to Mrs. Olive Leary who • || 31:00 A M. Sunday school ■has just received from the Country ' The Missionary and Aid society ,Gentleman aa acceptance of an arII wiil hold a bazaar and food sale nt l| itlclc rite submitted to them forjnib- J g Classics Drug store in Woodland bcatlbn i entitled ' Canning Quotas : gl on Saturday. May 15. ।Go Wild” which deals with the pos­ H Woodland Methndlst Church i sibilities of wild grapes and other ; se Geo. F. Wingard, pastor wayside products for the canning • only until 5:80 P. M. Saturday. Ill Morning worship—10:00 A. M. ishelf. U Sunday school—11:15 A. M. Sj Junior church—10:00 A. M. 'GALLUP—McCORMICK SUNDAY and MONDAY. MAY 16-17 Miss Barbara McCormick and El- • Youth Fellowship—8:00 p. M. Ray Milland and Paulette Goddard S Choir rehearsal Wednesday night 1mer Gallup, both of Hastings, were ' united In marriage by Rev. S. Con- . ger Hathaway at thc Presbyterian Don't pour leftover milk back in manse in Huntings. Monday eve- ' t thc main supply. Keeo odorous nlng. May 10. They were attended '• Sunday jnatinee only. foods—fish, onions. cabbage, mel­ bv Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Stowe ot ' ons—away from milk. Hastings WOODLAND After Midnight With Bolton Blockie" and Charles Starrett fl ' "LAW OF THE NORTHWEST SUNDAY and MONDAY. MAY 16-17 SLIGHTLY DANGEROUS I Bargain matinee Sunday 3:98 to 5:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. MAY 18-19-20 BUCKSKIN FRONTIER Phirmacy hl, kept abrcist medicil wicncc in wrving mankind Wo, too have kept our prescription service upto-the-minute with fine, fr«h drug.. Another rciwn why it will p,y to rememot •scrifition Service llllill'S DRUG STORE 8EGISTHED 8HA8MACIST ALWAYS OH DUTY JJ41 Stela S Jafteru. �THE HASTINGS BAXNtfc, TtflTRSDAY. HAY 13. 1843 ■everything la OK. and that the'area as a nurse with the'U.S.A'. Camp Fenner. California Tillamook. Oregon I. . —u 111. . .. !■ f/w—A. Ifna far afar Birthday—May 23, April 18. 1843 by small boarding houses, hotels. forces. Her la. letter waa wrr4*ta>r« written April 17. mailed April 22 by air mall and My Dearest Darling Mom: Pvt. Lawrence Kidder Well. I finally got a letter from waa received here on Tuesday, May Serial No. 36482570 4. a long Journey in less than two institutions (such m schools, prU706 T Group (Continued from page i. flee. 11 a bl 'Hello' to these new boot* at weeks. So many of l>er friends have Sqd 12 RM 932 written Lt. Perry that she finds B other one on lhe thirteenth. Sure needless to say we are all very hap- Orest (Continued from Page 1. Bec. -lJ Atlantic City. N. J. Impossible to reply to each Individ­ took tliem a long time to gel here. menta U> do their Own py to see you when GTh you ’can get TEi-* ’ ? David J. Bartholomew. 21. hus'taller for checking whenever a ually. so send* her message through Yea Ma. I am about a thousand home i i'hmw ifor awhile, so with this, JI band of Mr* DBartholomew. Sugar Allowance Coupon is "spent." । allowed » Jrf hikfJHnrSrLSr* U 1 3,3 North Church Street; Chester the medium of the Banner columns. miles nearer home than I was. I Pvt. Richard Munjoy gu«u. There is a main road, the I «">*« thc numbers on the books for reporUng and tulng procea of luck to all ofLyons. 22. husband of Mr*. Gerald- Her letter follow*: fixxlj. Santa Fe Trull, about five mile* Red River OU.TXl. and the coupons correspond, the foods canned depends largely Four more days and I will have Sincerely M. Lyons. 10K South Park 811th Ord. Co. (Depot) east of our camp. It Rpes straight I coupon is not valid and the rei the sloe and function of tha Irattlf been away from lhe States six long Winston Menics aireet; Alfred R..Williams. 30. *on Texarkana. Texas IRVING , taller cannot complete the sugar non. tlon. ‘‘ months and In another like period thru from here to Chicago I would -----------jof Mr. and Mr*. Prcd D. Williams. salr. I . ..... ____ ... _ __ .; of time I hope to be thinking of give anything in the world if I . I No special provision Is made tor "Fall ln~ fellows or 'Tall out"—‘419 Rorth Michigan Avenue; Dowell[; 'going back. Robert W. Rom T.-Mr-3 c could Just get a hold of you for a atlon for sugar for home Uiesc institutions to get sugar for which ever, for here'sw another maw-...,. week w*.v~ / Balton. --■ 26. imsuaiiu husband ui of Jnia. Mrs. uihi Jean. Fleet Post Office A* you know. I get the Banner— minute. Yes Ma. I know that you 'MOM for sale u made on OP A making Jellies and Jams. Bugar coming ''up and al you". > give and do anything in lhe but they are surely-.? en And to you PXC Robert Shelien- Kood lu'k.10 booP- 8,1111 >our nd’ ..ot weekly «.« b “Lth y “ r^,urely n*­ would for the used fOr this purpose must be pro__ _ be________________ remembered as"Bob world for me. but It sure had me । Bob will following information: " (., joyed even down to the auction srger. at Camp Maxey. Texas, goe, a,, “ " /. ’ ’ ““ ’ L 1 . . I <1> The vidcd out of the Institution's regu- Rapids, former resident barger, at Camp Maxey, Texas, goes worried when I didn't get any let­ Leonard", foster son of Mr. and Mrs number of quarts or poundsS Of fmlt. Irr r.mar .1'"'".."' sales and of fruit ] who has been in Butter , Burdette Hayner In England-> i~» — — « want adv*. lar sugar allotment. Clyde R. Leonard of Delton. His ter* from you. to be canned for sale; (2) The writes, that London Is a pretty big We had a very nice trip down — buck, hope it comes tn handy for The total amount of all fruits Sial with pneumonia, la I am afraid you will be disap­ last letter was postmarked Bahia. r. which is good r calm sea and very little pointed, when I tell you that some­ Brasil, so whereveO this finds you amount of sugar for which applies- ,and vegetables canned by an In­ petty cash (If you were In the navy place but he has a gal friend who a : tlon is made: <3) The address at friends here * The 1 work* In t)»c cantern across the stormy weather. There was much Instead of lhe army and a petty one did beat me—but not 'cause Bob.—good luck! ; which the processing will be done; 'stitutional user must be reported officer, what ji nice little pun wed road from hi* station--- Gosh. Bur- , ado the day we crossed the Equator, they could type better. Say Mom. is to his local ration Board and Is j (4) The type of facilities to be used; , dette what luck, you don't even nerd King Neptune took over the precedincluded in the total amount of proEL 1®* “I ? have. Bob------ Yeah, 'Ils a bit far my picture or my address in the T/5 Cpl. Duane Jarman n bicvclr! We'll write you for more ri.TrtZrti Ing day and all officers (nurses tn- window? land <5) Whether or not any other cessed foods he may use during an ot a fetched. Isn't 1171 829th Eng (Avn > Regt. winoow? Sure Bure wish wtsn you would. wouia Weil wen information at— -------—u. ------- — I member of the family has received allotment period Training Cadre Direct to the, "nice seeing you" 1 . an allowance of sugar for the same । Pfc. Burdette R. Hayner nothing but candles for light so Davte—Monthan Field I purpose On the basis of this ap-' A P.O. 306 '( Postmaster Jwill close for now. Bye Bve and Robert Hartman (Cressey) who's ' New York City. N. Y. Y —-------- —------------------- — Hi Duane and take a. bow. 'cause I1 plication, nllcation. a sugar purchase certl-1 av'tekk’lcaw^ Mv«°he's feeling Nice Nlce r >>rnmoIlnn promotion leuow—Burdette fellow isuraette ,‘"'K »ngs (not many encore*) and ,.vour loving son. ' ~ ------- -that's pretty fine to have the Cpl. tor the total amount of sug-, all hl* friends to know he said were paddled with a lovely jadded to your name. • allowed for the entire canning Paul 'wide (Middle apparently made fo. * ■ * season will be Issued by the board Pvt. Paul L Rose. 36415335 ihen hi* address will he— , ”euo-' ,0°| the purpose. In the afternoon ev­ AJ».O. 3J. e o Postmaster Here are three brothers who come i Those who sell home-canned Bushnell General Hospital ' r *nril 29 1943 I eryone waa confined to hi* or her Los.Ahgeles. California. from over Middleville way— foods must keep a record of all I Brigham City. Utah | Dear Ma A Dad: ' ’ ’ 'own stateroom for three hours, later Ray Schutx rales and must turn in lhe ration Wyman Clagett, H.H.S. 38 now You may sender why I don't I having to dreaa in full uniform Pv« William F. Curtis, 36415351 Battery A. 11th C. A. Regt ­ tetamns collected to the local ration Army '43. was home last week. Sony I write more often. Maybe someday I • necktie and all*. Till* went on until Fort H G Wright I board that originally granted the the "Big Event" when King Nepwe missed seeing you. £it~of soldier. Mid- I v^v"bu« i'll let you know that keep us. iASriteln c o Postmaster New York, via New London, Conn. sugar for canning, on or before ijoyTDundaa,"from “^d ’hSe.they “~'............ 1 Ixm Angele*. California. Birthday—June 27th. [the 10th of the month after the dlcville, flew home from Iceland. There te one thing that we got n ' PR. Put both of these addresses In sale «as made Sales record* must because of hU mothers UlneU and good deal Th ‘a-.re wT^Svrn deal on. on. That That I* is our our shorts shorte. I ~ for me. will you? Onral D Schute 36460596 contain lhe following information: to-day. (Thursday* he leuve. on lhe |The - '“v “,1 were “u‘,lv 5? “ n/JiS ww ,rtvfn ...^ unlfoi uniform of................................. lhe day Is short*. Paul Btry. B. 51st A. A. Tng Bn. (1 > The amount and date of all “*?.lnCu.™0Ut_... return trip back. Lloyd looks ureal, At first we didn't think we would .I ? 2nd Platoon transfers; (2) The name and ad­ shave — hair cut — dousing and a has some interesting tales to tell, like them. But they're really very- paddling and when all was over we Camp Callan. Calif. Camp Rucker. Ala. dress of the persons to whom the one such episode featuring himself cool. The thing I like best of all— were given a certified certificate Birthday—Oct. 10., May 4. 1943 , food wks transferred. m a plenty seasick soldier, north­ We don’t hav# to wear a lie. We "I suppose fair-weather and ro­ I In order to make It poaalbte for stating that we had graduated from ward bound. Merle Dundas from wear our shirts open at the neck. a lowly Pollywog to a Shellback. mance art in prominence by now Harold W. SchUU 15058792 consumers to continue to use out­ Fort Bliss. Texas Was home but had w..m»vu fairly well in the home town. If this location Mr stomach behaved side canning facilities if they have I’ve been told bv most of the boys but to leave lhe day before Lloyd ar­ New York City. N. Y. had a few ups and downs—not Is any indication. I — at intervals , done so before, and to make It rived so the two brother* couldn't to thank you for the package. Those serious. 'pause to wipe dew from my hands Birthday—July 15 possible for persons who have grown cookies were perfect. Packing them meet this time. Lloyd sees Sgt. nights after our arrival 'and forehead Oh yea, and dig my "Hello'' fellows, hope everything “ their own fruits and vegetables to lx a ’good idea. Thev were Clifford Poland often, the unusual in ' tin day thev were otld Ending. 'Poison oak'. I've been entertaining going well with you.. ng. I met Faye Marble and j 'potson 1 have them commercially canned, it Just — »fr^h —•- aa the J ... .. ------------thing about tills being. that the fked 1> iStoTm ; couldn't have been more surprised ■ • fair aelge of it It since last last week, week. । thev wish, special provisions are dill lhe hetoth.t I wan tn! on iw. <* »W' His company left earlv , We were out In the-nearby awampa boys lived less Gian a mile apart bake earlv ।,We were out In the nearby awampa I Pvt. Arnold Endsley happy. His company left ten ' made in the new regulations .i ■ e«ri> .. . . cheating fh« buck here In dear old Barry county. had all the help that I wanted on '. the next morning so we did 56th Chemical Maint. Co. not the Ifaftlwvw Rattlers out nf of thalr their | The revised home-canning reguThanks for .the visit Lloyd and lhe my study of Physic* for one night, 1i •I domain, while waiting for the rear Camp Sibert I'm going to town tomorrow. I again, Gadsden. Alabama After'weeks ot debating and won- I don't know what 111 do when I get *"•’ Birthday—Aug. 2 dering "what next," were shipped H? ” ? ’ won*' there, but III xo anyway. bushes; •2 Postmaster to our present location where >e 'shade *b“de or some HHolly .Y“L^ eL'..uupon Jvw' I hud a letter from Dick thc other u.„ . Jfry de,, jm.pjtaj irTanie. : being ‘suddenly Pvt. James Endsley aroused by our Sgt , New York City. N. Y. "An­ -----------------, hospital arrange- I a_*ery Btry C.. 51 K-K. Tng. Bn. Pvt. Lorraine J Walter*, a recent day. He has passed all hLs tests He -have ment. Not long after we arrived here 11 1, discovered my bed was In Ute Camp Callan. Inductee, home from Camp Grant, will be a Cadet soon. If I'm lucky Diek Palmer of Middleville was ad- • midst of the evil 'Oak.' Nuf said— I may get to primary within the Ban Diego. California looks lops in a uniform, says thc next mined as u patient. I had four “ y three weeks, more or less. weeks during which we shared our of Pink Birthday—Jan 35 Lotion twice “ a day ever "Eate arc swell." Let us know your Probably Plnk L® 1100 lwlcc more. since the "Rucker Commandos" letl James and Arnold are brothers.i. also. address when you arc located Lor­ SUMMER ACCESSORIES new* from home and the Banners. I must dose now and get at my the swamps. raine. Then he was evacuated fcr more Physics Thanks again for thc pack­ Next week Ruth Robson will chat 'Bun* McPharlln Two local bluejackets met at thc age. Write sooner. I extensive treatment. I surely hated with you, aiie who lias probably Chicago station on their way tome to sec see him go but know that It was So long. taught as many of you as anv other —they were Lewis Bolton H.HS. by far lhe best thing. Pvt. Jesse C Shoemaker. 16105484 teacher we could name. Until then. Bob. *41. and Russell Bhellenbarger H.H. AU this and lhe fact that I met Btry A. 55 F. A.. Bldg. 6218 A/C Robert Flfleld Cheerio. 8. '42. They called themselves a an officer from Battle Creek and Camp Roberts, California Group IX. Sqd 1-B, 43-K Zolly Coffer team and palled around together all , A^FJ’S. (Pilot) 8A.AC.C one from Grand Rapids goes to lhe time they were home and that's।' San Antonio. Texas prove to me iiow small our world Pfc. William M. Corson NEED FOR MUSICAL the "long and short of it," says really la. 783rd TAS. Bk*. 282 INSTRUMENTS Rus* laughing because he's almost ' Headquarters We have very-nice living quarters A need for a large number of twice as tall as Lewis who Is on the I। WAAC Branch No 5 —electric lights, hot and. cold water, Lincoln, Nebraska musical Instruments for men in the short side. The only fellow they had i, Army Administration School* screens, and beds to sleep on— a Birthday—Dec. a near-by army and coast guard units seen al Great latkes they knew was ।I Commerce. Texas treat not to be forgotten. Of course, it reported by Rev. Don'M. Gury Earl Lewis. Russell Is headed for April 30. 1943. I think everyone know* my trunk Pvt Dale C Keeler 36410860 local representatives on lhe Red machinist school and l«wi* for Dear Zolly Coffer: was lost In shipping but my farnUy Cross Camp and Hospital commit­ I have been Intending to write this has me very well supplied now so submarine schooling • Incidentally, C/o Postmaster tee. The government Lssues in­ we asked if lhe fellows had white letter for some time, but haven't I am getting along fine. Lovely Clear Sammer Colon! San Francisco. Calif. struments only to official band do it.. As. raps for summer, sure, they said, beefi able to find time to’.Till have had so many nice letter* letters 1I tteve Birthday—June 25. unite; boys who wish to form a RAYON STOCKINGS but there's no U. S. Navy on those my post address was , "Adllitant Adllitant nn(j card* from people back there ’s Pool. Fort Washington. band or orchestra for purely re­ •Mhtnvtnn that |he Ume ha* gone quite fast. 1 eo wc wear our winter ‘lid' with lhe General Pvt. Kenneth E- Ottosen 36462587 creational purpose* must look to Maryland", there has been some de U. 8. Navy band so they’ll not be : , I can never thank each one separ­ JSqdn. 12. 706 Tng. Op. lhe generosity of lhe public. The thinking were Just some more lay In my getting the "Banner”, ately. but I do want all to know that Room 1006 and I'm usually just about a week Red Cross is ready to pay a rea ­ coast guards iookUig around town.) each message is "muchly" appre­ Atlantic City. N. J. sonable price for instrument* in You were looking plenty slick In behind In the Barry County news, ciated. good condition, although outright Be smart tills year and buy voyr uniform too. Chester McMil­ which Isn't good. From the list of those from Jlas-i Pvt Clarence J. Huver tan, wurii num As .vuu notice. I have as my ad- tings who are in the service and gifts are preferred. Please com­ lan. when you were nunic hottie from hose dial are both pretty and C-18-36. 458.831 Tliursdav till Tuesday. Chester came -dress; Commerce. Texas, but Im municate with Mr. Gury if you can durable! Lovely colors to home through* arrangements made .till In the Arno; I'm al ati Army everyone else working extra hard. AFRTO furnish a horn. drum, violin or blend wgU with your new Ft. Knox. Ky. Aomuiuiraiwn School ocnooi here^iluatcd I can't quite concelvb what the bv the local Red Oron* Home Serv- Administration other instrument that will bring ‘'L-.'L?*: ", .Y,.in the Eut Birthday-J-May ,12., summer costumes I East Texas State Teachers town is like—would sure not mind Ice. because of the Illness of his Joy to the service men. having a chance to find out. brother. He says the Red Cross.is College, where we prepare members While good, uu-lo-dute books and It Is Just about winter time here P.P.C. Clinton H. Scobey the best friend a fellow has In the of the Women'* Army Auxilliary now but one -wouldn't believe it. subacriptions to magaxlnes are still 36458192 Colorful! Gayly Trimmed! army and the other guys feel that Corps for administrative specialists Oranges and limes are ripe and peo­ much in demand, there has been D & O Clerical Schoo! way too. Chester said, that he has duty In lhe field. The school is un­ ple are getting their gardens ready. an over-supply of useless, out-of­ NEW STRAW HATS Class 43-6. Sec. K der tl»e direction of The Adjutant date and uninteresting reading We liave very good food, not many Oklahoma A. M. College sett. Reed being due to come home General. Washington. D. C. Wc fresh vegetables but the canned material. Some magaxlnes. not Stillwater. Oklahoma In two weeks. Two of Chesters Sraduate about 300 WAACs every goods still hold out. Spam seems to more than a month old. can be Birthday—Nov. ,27, tree weeks. vivid recollections in the army are be an army specialty for which I used, but new subscriptions arc I am "'7 one of 18 instructor* here In long ago lost my taste. Night lunch the time he did his first K P. duty Fetching styles Pvt Hany "L" Wood Jr.. UBM C. most welcome of all. Games, such on New Year* Eve and when he lbe ‘and should soon be ready so I will close. to flatter you! as darts, cards, cribbage. etc, arc worked so hard to get a day off ?‘‘ow“‘J^amtude^of Ui^ women There arc so many things I could San Francisco. California nUo needed, especially for the hos­ Birthday—May 18 , ?oSvisll?rD*vetGoodvcarRand Gerald so,dlcra' *nd 1 ha*c «“>thlng but write but cant if you can under­ pital units. __________ bonnets and Ft Corn »’rBU* ,Or th*m- Tlley Brr COnSCiCn- stand. that one hardly knows what snap - brim I »O5l«<kSUlW' Pvt. Merl L. Lammers .hiLh ‘,ous' P«trto“c. hard-working and to say. However I do thank each In 1842 despite lhe stress of war. 414 Training Group Fit Q lnt® miles away—the pass came through tn iPam Thev aonlv them- and all for the many thoughtful younger Russian readers were pro ­ the day after Dave and Gerald were gelveg to tpe Job of learning army remembrances. A.A.F. B.T.C. No 4 vided with 173 new books, and their shipped out for Camo shinned Camp Meade. Ches- “ XTnlstrotlon .. ai thoujh .uL. theirUm u.-Z Miami Beach. Florida Most Sincerely. total distribution was 36,851.000 coptrr.oddm.it , j____ ..._ ... ____ ■ . ..__ Birthday—April, 18, Anne Perry shades! 'depended on it; and 1 have heard Her address Is: Chester McMillan 36413008 many of them remark. "I fee! al­ Clyde M. DeKllder A.M.M. 3/c Anne A. Perry. 2nd. Lt. AJf.C. Co A. 408 Inf. ney'a sturdy; action-loving slack most as though I am carrying the Food is so scarce in China that It Airship Squadron No. 33 A P O. 932 % Postmaster A.P.O. 470 gun of the man that I'm going to suite for these busy days ahead! la not rationed among civilians. Naval Air station San FranclKO. California Camp Claiborne, La. relieve for field duty". For the beneRAYON SATIN SLIPS Flashing the news: -— n . fit of the women of Barry and adCongratulations to Cadet ~ ~ —.. hod joining counties who are contemField and Artelle Bedford, who were plallng joining the WAACs, I can Rayon faille 1 Jacket type married In Arcadia. Fla.. on May 'on].. My (O (hem "do it now". Due blouse with saddle pockets. For 1. (Remember w6 had" an Extra to the-newness of this organisation, The .... women. 12-30. news flash about the event when a B woman who Joins It now has every foundation for Artelle took off for lhe sunny ,opportunity for rapid advancement south.) Bob ho* credit for 40 hours and even Officer’s Candidate Bmoothly cut •olo flying and his wife and mother, ,School. Cool models tn fine cottons! Short and fitted . . . Mrs. W. J. Field, witnessed some Commerce. Texas Is located about sleeves, convertible collar, casual fit I four gore with of his flying stunts the other day. ,80 miles north of Dallas, and bias yoke. All though they did not know it was :if any of thc fellows from Has­ C. Boys' Sport Sets - ------2.91 he until afterwards. Attending the tings arc stationed in or around bride and groom were two well this location. I would certainly ap­ Air-conditioned Ban for tied! cotton known Hastings young people. T. preciate hearing from them. Could Some with smart stitching. Steas 6In Popular Peasant Styles! Sgt- ("Snap" to you) and Mr*. Vem also , use a few letter* from home. Engle (Patty Osborn), who live al For the benefit of those fellows who SHEER RAYON BOUSES Tampa. Mrs. Field. 8r.. .... and .—Mr; -------, might be stationed around here, our F. Girl* Love Fa*fetal------ 2.9« npa last week WAACs are mighty pretty. My adSturdy cotton twill with belted >ckto visit the Engles ana td also ---------------called dress is: . Woodbume. — jhj Ueut A Hathaway. on Dr. and Mrs. A. W. 1309 Ash Street. who live nearby. Frothy blouses Commerce. Texas Remember when we sent out that BOS to help Francis Carrothrrs Mailing address, or os stated on lhe Cool. TOUGH little longte styles, ot , Casper at Walla Walla find <Lt.) heading of this letter. Sincerely Yours. Banforixed! cotton. 81J*« 4 to 10. Russ Laubaugh. Well. Russ and Ev­ Children's broldered Roy A. Hathaway. elyn read same, called Francis, go* Sweaters 2nd Lieut.. A.GD.. AUS. decorated ray­ H. Rod ond IImo .... — 1.91 tewether and liad a fine time. on. Sixes 32-40. "Evelyn (Russ' new bride) plays lhe । Light spun rayon. Tiny April 29. 1943 violin and we are hoping to fiddle T8-8A N A.T.C. Half Wool off sorpe duet* one of these davs." Attractive Pastel Cetocs! PAisacola, Fla. writes Francis and who said it ~ „ Dear Mom A Pop A kids. doesn't pay to advertise. SKIRT ito h.. bnnl Toa.y I new . rm <h.< In new spring studying somewhere In North Caro- out ot the factory Jew than 2 ii„- .4... months. Also Also II nlayed nlayed •>a little little tenten­ Una Is due home this week for „a months nis today to hold mv "No. I ” posi ­ visit before he begins his new astion in squadron. I broke^ wynf Kdy. Okk K.n>™ w« think XS c™ your spring «. SJh ’.TSX r?S Ki SoSa.uS5n compHiiion,ori«LiS blouses and SUGARFOR HOME CANNING ON THE HOME FRONT s- J!.!-™ KEYED TO THE WARTIME PACE 79c 1.98 1.29 Here It Is Self-Sealing 1.98 FLAT WALL PAINT The Paint of Tomorrow... Today 3.98 13 BIG FEATURE POINTS |3 Army Specialised Training Program sh2P* P^ricahy. vnil. _Th* ine ouier oay I signed an allottat the U. w. of v. Utah. v—.. We ll write w..~ you you tncnl Qf one W WBf evcry month Co j^A s"ta R Un?ty°3901 F?ri U 901 Balt Lake atv Utah Balt Lake city. Utah Mr. andword Mrs.Dial Burrhis Dennison received brother. have Pvt ^DonM’evfr’thlnk that you or your teaching* ore forgotten here. For Instance. Pop. remember how you [o tfll mp wpPn j VM leam. _ Hnw the tn d drive stay over my roadtowhen goingonover «*.%**»£ w; OK. with you Roy Let u* know to nylnir They really are your addrew »o we can print It ‘ youJ .tudcnM In a way. I Other news from Africa was re-;",' *? 1_¥ .... something my Pop Iotvn 4>*tetin‘‘Bntii,tr theteI2.nMp£t’ Uu8ht me 1 lhlnk 11 hrl“<8,m‘ Joy •UU"F “f*1 the,r J*,1- nllfv thing*. I think when they are w ^rteaH(n 2rtk^0>nnWA?irlialBhWP l0,d ,he WbV °f “ WUI wounded In act too on April 4 We remember it longer and will be more all regret that Bob. and we hope lmnrtWd than by Just being told you are rapidly on lhe mend. Let us to uomethlnx have your address, so we can all R19ht nnw j have B couple of Wtyc,.. ffjTn.u'.<w..f(n<r« FH«ht Bh’vons for students that r sn »na.“5s?z^s:,‘xf! “ lee rn and very cooperative tlllery School at Camp D*vl* N. C. Well. I can only «*v that John's What are your practice target*. Eu­ biggest be’tie Isn't behind him gene? Some ot the feltow* write that E. II. Bush. Ensign U8NR the mosoultoea where they are took like miniature spitfires and are big Isut week the Banner received an enough to shoot. Interesting letter from 2nd Lt. A. 'Norm' Hall write* his 'Mom' and Ing somewhere In* the* South Pacific Very Few Point* Like It. It Is An Oil Point. Self Sealing. Con Be Thinned 1’Zi p». Turpen­ tine. Brushes Easily. Washes. FABRIC HANDBAGS Re»i*t "Coating or Flashing. Can Use Over Other Paints. Hides In One Coat. Can Be Used Over Wallpaper. Eight Pleating Colon. Will Hold Over Fire Cracks. 13. Will Not Pull OH Old Point. Stebbins & Jacobs REXALL Phone2l3l STORE "Courtesy ond Friendly Service Shown to All" Bright, color­ ful all wool In smart pleated styles. Sixes 24- 98c Pouch, envel- handle styles in a choice of smart summer colors! Florel HANDKERCHIEFS Hastings, Mich. Dainty , wispa of fine. OOc sheer cotton Colorful! Cw I19 Caiorfal Sturdy I THROW RUGS CbenlUa 2»8 What a homelike touch they give l chenille, braided, tufted DRESS PRINTS 29c 39c 59c �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAT U, 1M1 UU4 settMOMDt Without MiMBlt_ _ „ _ „ , m.u, um b.H!",,xrs‘iiUh.,a,"ioaF'i a run. nrur. M„ ■«.' M-un. u. Mjrjw.rrg^ugu^u nu- nMhj-g w—~ and Mrs. Harry Shute of Halting*. Thad Cook and John Graham of tn furnished apartment* w Mra 1 evening iGlenard Showalter and Mr*, date with Mr. Hom. * Cogswell. Marjorie, Betti It* and io many changes this spring in our Mr and J ntng and Wayne ot Nashville and Mr. ana community that we have several , — 2._____ new families and quite a number of >Mrs. Maurice Cogjrweli and David lanti spent ■ the weekend with Mr. of the Center road were Susklay children. * Watch for the W. 8. and’Mrs. Lester Bonneville. c c".ar' r«----- ------- -------- --------- ’r~---------- ’“ -dinner guests of Mr. and Mr* Orr C. 8. *upp«r announcement next Mm MHU* Mjrritt Nelson of Wes- j pint novel by otenden Swarth- IPlsher. honoring the 8th birthday week. . •’ MDtUB. Flint and Mrs. Doni Monica of Kal^••o^-tout. Lowell, who; in 1M1-42 wrote oF Wayne. / amasoo visited Mina Kenjon Sun­ usual is a series otspecial articles for the ' ---------------------------------------MtRAlNE SCHANTZ PLACES day afternoon. * Mrs Cappy BANNER on South America and HENDERSHOTT FIRST IN SPEECH CONTEST Baechler spent Saturday in Kala­ Mother » day was observed by oar Loraine Schantz, daughter of Mr. mazoo. * Mr. and Mr*. Leland hoped to complete the work on Vnrk natlonalfy-known Sunday rchoo! with a simple but and M. L. Schants. won first 1Shurrard and Marcia of Battle large new addition to the din­ New York firm. ! effective service. * Mrg. Daisy placeMrs. Creek spent Saturday at the Horn tn oratorical declamation at ' hall besides raking the grounds , Mr. Swarthoutr projected tour of jThomoson was thc guest of her lhe final speech contest for Region .form and called on tnelr old neighland cutting some tree*.I daughter. Mra. Leo Hendershott on G held at Union City Thursday. 1 I Mother's day. Weekend guests May 8. 8i* contestants competed In ora- urday night and Bunday with Alva All of this might be avoided by Last Saturday and Bunday lhe firnt t/X*CHt!R( jr of Kalamazoo. a Mother's day torlcal declamation, second place Kenyon and family and MUu Ken­ .callers on Mr* France* Hender- Eng to Don Brown of the W. K yon and other guests three Sun­ administrative firmneu , Baptist ladles were in charge of am Coldren nastor ' ' • * 'he room: those helping included .100A A M Momln? X*hlnIshott were Mr* .Leon Slocum from Uogg school at Augusta, and !day were Mr. and Mrs. Wendell ar Lacey, Mr. and Mr*. Mel Hen- third place to oBnnle Schnoor of Kenyon and Emma Stillwell. Don­ Mr*.re BThis -’ reunion With Christ" will be the beIn thefact, lesseraofshowdown two evils, now even might If it Mrs AdeoekHerbert and Mr*Eaton. Vem Man uie serniun ald Kenvcn and,Margery Eagrv of rahott.of Kalamazoo and Mr. and Niles. Mrs. Clyde Hendershott from Ha»- Loraine Schantz’s declamation Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs Ronmeant lhe temjiorary cloaing of the weekend Hospital Guild No 12 8:30 p M ^dult and senior C. E. ting*. * Mr*. Ernie Matteson en: was entitled "We in England Have । aid Kenyon and Dick and Jack of mines while the full power ot fedwhich Mrs Howard Fro*t la *ocjetlea. \ tertalned tor her Immediate fam­ Made Mistakes" by Patricia Strauss . Nashville and Mr. and Mr*. Gordon. era! authority was brought to bear. 1 i 7:30 p $ S'”*8 Mrvlce-ond the ily and Ed Cassidy of Battle Creek Each of the regional contestants ; Kenyon of Hastings, ... room. Mr*. John Delnaay acting1 pastor-win continue the theme of on Mother’s day. * Mr. and Mrs. was presented a copy of "Webeter’s | mt. «< on the sideline **• The only alternative to such a y c.halrr?an', J» and » the 1HJt Sunday evening on "The BlewFloyd Garrison and Mrs Ted Collegiate Dictionary," a gift of The . Amerlc^p golfer* are urged oy p-jllcy L* likely to mean unrest con- Prcxbyterian Ladle* Aid. Mrs Roy <jfysnip of our Faith." O’Laughlin visited lhe Harvey Por- Detroit New* for his having won their national asaoclatlnn to explore at ,h« Tue« 6 30 P M Junior and inW at the United States , and hre on broken t ubl^ mt rule ’ n~r C"rde“ »ra,l‘,rnl' •*" tnalees in Battle Creek on Bun­ first place in the sub-district con- : the possibilities of using parts of “ n PUP mora,e near room. Hmtrasra on May 29 and termedlale C. E meet with Rev. C day. ♦ Mrs. Ham Rlckenmorc of test of the Michigan High School । golf courses for Victory Garden*, , , 30 will be thc Barry County Nurses; n. Blonnes. important armament I nd us- c,,aoaUrbandale wax the guest of Mr* pnraenic association for the year wlthout digging •up — ... valuable ........................ turf of Aftrr »lt .re wr flMhttnr nu-rrlv <>rt<an'iallon- MfS Oook IhUHI. 7 30 P M Adult and Young trax by tailing a strike in the mine Chas. Hendershott last week. On 1943 fairways, greens, or tee*. After all are we fighting merely M chairman. | People ptayer meetings Mother's day they were dinner Mrs M L. Schantz and Mr. Les- i T7~— ~ ,«o preserve a form of democracy in. n become nesewarv to keep------------- , guests at Wilbur Schantzes Mra. ter Schilling, speech instructor al ■ ini wmch ,a -BulLheaded labuf leader the room open continuously 'pre- PRESBYTERIAN IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE Rlckenmorc is a.cousin of Mrs. Hastings high school accompanied can rule «'iweme? vioualv no hostess was at the room ANNOUNCEMENTS , Hendershott and has just returned Loraine to Union City..* WAR—FORGET IT. in Xie; American boy* might be ---------- —*♦-»-----------------from 5:30 PJ4. to 7:00 PM » be- । S. Conger Hathaway. Pastor GIXNDON b WARTH OUT cause many of the coast guards 225 W. Center Street o-,,„, m . have leave from 4:30 P. M. for Sunday morning worship »t ten |A™.ica wm ta^ht to a the remainder t/f the day. 'Mon-, thirty o’clock May 18. The pastor "udd'”,ru.p>rlHiJ?.m< rtav there were nine boys at lhe will preach on thc theme "Life's ..SfJ,1hJk «?ir« TtlBSUUa U. B allies fighting on Milo 1 at 6:00 P. M. Incidentally.; Firm Foundation" Following the *’f c„ *rlrtiSan ?sUndFiSTn ■hie tar flung world battle fronts The dedication of an American room -2 on a c.rtbbean Caribbean inland Island .nd and it It wa« was they ate all of the cookies and 1 sermon a congregational mectlnr rngirc be depending on American PJag which is being glvep to lhe _ only after considerable delay and fczr the materials and M,,° <*'“»*’' by a patriotic Hoelety tist ladles who were there on Bun- adjust the budget. ?«rhthe Amrrie'nn’malnlanrt <L«ain> L. J!— of ladle* from Grand Rapid*, wifi Sunday school at 11:45, Mr*. AUle the A, 5*'“" tna^’lan^ ■ be held at the church Bunday, Mny day.i This change of schedule will The novel. Willow Run. recre16, al 11 o'clock. There will be a i>ot mean some inconvenience for vol- Hay. superintendent luck dinner following thc worship unteer hretrasra. neveriheieM what- ‘ The Boy Seoul troop will meet .atre S night in the Uvea of war W.»na v» workers on >>» the production Unbs Unis At Al service. Let'* are if we can’t fill Lhe ever plan meets the needs of serv-, at thc church Monday night. E. L iw i Willow Run. reocact of thc situation. revenge church. lee men should be the first con- ,Tavlor scoutmaster. I sideration. Mid-week hostesses are The Ladles Aid society will meet t A native of Lowell, tire author has needed. Will you please do your Thuradiy afternoon. May 20. : lived in Ann Arbor for the past few months, working In the glganttease personal grudge which he bear* 77ie Comrade 8 8. Claw will meet aftemoai’or” evening M»,emaiUL PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH i Ic Ford bomber plant and gathering acah-at thc preaident ot thc United at the home of Mr and Mrs Virgil Sunday School i material for _ a book -------------about - .... men and ' ’«10* A.“M. Monica. May 18th. Everyone la wel- Cnll Mrs. D A. VanBusklrk—2389 Come prepared to give a verse women who work beside him. 1 come. for room schedule details. ’ *~‘ Don’t forget to Invite all service beginning with the letter D. Lesson Cloverdale Garden Club will PRIME I Here tn Michigan a comparative­ 1 beHie CHOICE LOIN OBITUARY entertained al lhe home of Mrs men home on furlough to lhe dunce Study from 1 Sam. 17 and 18 ly ignorant naturalized German, Tlioinas Moyer. May 21. All welcome Saturday night at the Parish Hall At lhe preaching service at 11 1 Florence A. Lawrence, life long A. M Rev. Mrs Manker will speak resident of Hickory Corners passed who fought for the KaUcr in World to attend. *ponsored by tty Navy. from the subject of "Prayer, lhe I away at her home Monday. May 10. Key Tiiat Unlocks Heaven ". brothel In Canada: a beer tavern She was bom in Hickory Comer* on in Detroit, waa convicted of treason Oct. 8. 1866. the daughter of Jobe* CHUCK CUTS SHORT CUT Preaching service al 7:45 P. M LEAN RIB END lUlfJ land Rachael Rockwell On Nov 24. and sentenced to be hung for aiding tamed and will be held May 19 at Prayer Meeting Thur*. 7:30 P. M­ 1886 she wu married to Albert in the escape of a German prisoner Daisy Bergman's. at thc church. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, I Lawrence. We welcome you. __________ HCIENTIKT will dispute the, verdict—then 'in Martin Corners ' Surviving arc a daughter, Mra. Corner Church and Center Streets what light must one view the act Carrie Blackett of Hickory Corners. i Subject: "Mortal-, and Immortals’' HASTINGS METHODIST Sunday Service :: II — a.m. CIRCUIT ' one granddaughter. Mrs Lethn a«»——3Crci=; | B POINTS PER POUND | of disrupting by mean* of strike an honte of Mis. Rimer Gillespie. Wed- ' 2 6 POINTS PER POUND •— School - - • 0:30 A • •• Preaching Sunday at Goodwill nell of Battle Creek and one greatM. ___ 7 POINTS PER POUND entire Industry which U absolutely neaday. May 19- Potluck sufper. i Sunday Please remember to bring your own Wednesday evening testimonial and Hendershott at 10:00 and 1L30 granddaughter. A son. Roacoe. died essential to lhe American war ef- sandwiches with whatever else you meeting 7:45. Sunday school at Martin and in 1911 at thc age of 18 yrs. tail Whlel, U m.«I dunulnt Io furnish. ....... „„ OT „ •aiST CUU-TSIMMtO - ggba UADY TO IAT " , All cordially „,. Invited to atReading Room In church edifice mnfJrenr* at tha ' Friend.* are being received al the the country, permitting one cap- ten(| open Wednesday and Saturday from The Quarterly conference. at the : Garelt funeral home. Augusta, until tured Nazi flyer to escape or dos- j . -----------parsonage attnu«htH 3 pm. mart Ina at the I Thursday noon. Thc body will He Pil vmuhKPr!ii Ing down steel mills and factories Helton Youth Fellowship mrciln; hnnw qmUh^Rnm l“ itatr 81 lhc MethodUt ChUTth. T*£3H CHOKIO AbAu ANTilMHICI for lack of coal? Which action would The Triple Link dub of Prairie- THE FREE METIIOPIHT CHURCH h.una home nf of aarairt Gerald Smith at. at B p.m. a n m Hlckorv Corners from LOO to 2:30 eventually lake the larger toll of; Ville will hold an all day meeting Comer of E- Colfax HL al Boltwood I pm. Thursday, at which time fuAmerican troops? And what of the «l the home of Mr*. Caulus Hughes Rev. Seth E. Davey, pastor BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES lctu .Rev. Ineral services wu will, be, ,held attitude of mind of a group of rr,Z?*2f.- M“y 14 Thfr<! wlU •* “ pot Thursday, May 13—Prayer service FANCY—LIAN .— Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Di- victor Jones will officiate and buAmerican citizens who have ’ ,u2^ln"" ■» h®“- . , ... al the Hasting* Church at 7:30 vlne services nt 11 o'clock, sermon rta| wn]| be nt East Cemetery. Hlcto consider their labor union more ^.mE iri’l^iiltin m-itat^n p.m. by'*‘*l,or, [kory Corners. tH»lr Mirntvv. whn 1 ’'IT pUpllS tn U 01*110 TCCllSl lit Friday, M>y niUny, May 14 11— —The IOC WOT* work mCClmeet- I Evening meeting al 7:30—sermon -----« A~ 1 ',he Drllf,n Methodist church. Frl- Ing of die WMS. for this month | subject, "Isaiah's Prophecies Fui.MARTIN CORNERS In time of National emergency heed (|(y evening. May 21. Everybody will be held al the home of Mrs । fllk-d." WALUrtO AWu U HLAOIKIJ—OUHID u ■ 1 lhe voire of their union chief and welcome to attend — • •• Etta Mead• -■ at 8:00 P M. Tuesday night B Y.P.U. All young i Mr. and Mr*. Ray Pixley and disregard tlir plea of their comDouglass Bmith of Eagle will fill Sunday. May 16-10:00 AM. Sun­ people Invited to attend. LAirs. Owen Sayers of Jackson were mander-in-ehief. the President of the pUloit in the Delton Methodist day ^school in charge of Mr*. Etta ' Wednesday nights prayer meeting fTerrnt ------ - cattEra at the home .v of Mra. the United Blates? ' ’church Bunday morning. 'and teaching of lhe Sunday school1 William Hilton. ★ Last Chrhtmac ... May 10. at 10 o’dock. Hie Camp : 11:00 A. M. Homing worship lead ' lesson gj ut 7:30 7;30 al st the th; church, church. I two of Mrs. Orr Fishers nieces pre-th. ... i.wi. k..., ! Fire Girl* will put on lhe program by lhe ixutor. 1 I J.u ---------------------------------------- --------------sented — her with a beautiful ,„... poin­ .2? 1 M U / ln 8l,n<>«y School Bunday, nt II 7-30 P. M. Pre-service lead by : GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH [selta as a Christmas gift. Il has and still is In a position of un- o'clock •tlie u_------------1-------------------------------------------------------------..... at 10:30 >».«» A . M. .« ’I.. — drooped ..---- --J thc |Ml jeaf nf (he young people. ' i Divine worship Just warranted power, is a direct refirc-1 Tin, Home Literary Club will hold j-I 8:00 P. uloMom and is coming ln­ p. M. Evening Even.... evangelistic .......... j Sermon. "Letting Your Light Shine." original blow rttSH-FUlL FOD Uon on the aimlcM. <>n>--*ldcd labor I lu annual May breakfast ul the service lead by the pastor. : Holy Communion will be celebrated. ' to bloom the second time, which JUICY—SEEDLESS—FLORIDA policy flf It may be called Midi) horn* ot Mrs. Eatella Harber In Sunday school at 11:30--A. M. we think very unusual for this kind -------- ------------Wednesday. May 19—Prayer meet­ Which tiie present admlnlstrnUon Richland Thursday. May 13 at 10:30. ing for 8tonay Point al Ute homo Fellowship ”’~J 1— ;of A nlaut. * Miss Rosemary Week.* hip supr" supper Wednesday. 7:00 P. M„.. at =1 the 1home —............ has Iiursurd forhaibe^tatenttonal.' the rout ten rear*' 'Member* will find out who their of Mr. ..... and of Battle Creek spent over the week amdicy whkh r“J£,u.le «•— .—---------------------------------wl[h parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. Henry— ’ Ka sbar. 740 E State. TtXAt-IltDLMt Sterling Weeks. * Mrs Dorothy re °,ie "’**!** ■ encouraging i^quet W||l be held In the Delton MEETING OF CATHOLIC WOMEN JEFFERSON ST. U. IL CHURCH ».lcu her «a«r. Karrnr v vLsitcd sister. Mrs. The Ionia Dcanety Council of tlie growth ot union power but Methodist church Tuesday evening, the rhe guest speaker for next Bun- Helen Knrrar and family of West Grand Rapids Diocesan Council DOZ. never demanding an increase of May IB. at 7 o’clock. Mr*. Gladys ot the National Council of Catholic dn>. Mny 18. will be Rev. A. Hoff- Woodland thc last of the week. * . unkm responsibility, always quick Chamberlain will be toast mistress. Women will meet in Portbind on nxAt to punish employer* for any failure , Mrs Eloy.se Leonard will give the I Sunday afternoon. June 6th al two to ''bantHln collectively." but never , lf<x”'’ **’ ‘he daughter* and Miss o’clock. In lhe Knights of Columbus NEW CROP at any lime willing to restrain the !n l,|c halL The meeting will be open to CRISP—SOLID HEAD .!»». or onion l.l>ir bt : I™'"";• ™K’.’uX n"’.J'te; nil intcrestad Catholic Women in . or ... «r«T.b,. rm. rr Mr JT.'Jku wrte’r" Sir..? “ "d lhe deanery which consists of par­ ishes In Carson City, Greenville. Lewi, ha* been elevated to position I ’ C Ionia. Portland. Hostings. Belding. » from whence he can tqicniy defy Cedar Creek LGt. BCH. Parnell. Hubbardston. Pewamo and the U. 8- Government. Il is only beTin- N E Barry WSCS. meets Lowell. as well as tiicse from oilier cause the present administration with Mrs. Donald McQuirrtc Wed- parishes in Ute diocese. helped him get liter.- "Chicken*" i Ma>’ >’ Ior P"1 dinner, hatched during the year* of jm-mcc Al‘ WrlconM'----WE8LEYAN METHODIST are now coming home to roust. llaotlnn Sunday School at 10:30 Preach­ It is roneeded that during the ing service nt 11:30 Class meeting ' HcMiiltiil Guild No 7 will meet many employers of labor have been with Mrs M E Cola. 120 8 Waidt- at 7 30 Evangelistic service al 8:00. mm Prayer meeting al the church anything but faultless. Abuse* have . Ing ton. Wedneaday. Mnv 19. at 2 Wednesday evening at 8:00 I been legion—Ute speed-up tech­ <p. m. Young people's meeting Friday MARVEL-ENRICHED JANE PARKER CHOC-b GOLD LOAF nique on the ptoductloh line. Ln but 1 Circle No 3 of thc W.8CB will evening at the home of Mrs J. A. uni- nt many examples which might McCall on High St be cited But you can’t straighten n meet nt lhe church parlors on Friiriuy afternoon. May 14. at 2:30 p.m. Thursday. aftemon al thc home of Mrs victor Hiason. 119 N Wattlingan angle In the opfxMjtc direction. A good attendance Li dcsirnl. ton fit Mrs John Sinclair is in DOZ 1 O.t.d Mr Wbu' «'t. cm ,„w| T>-South r»rm charge of the program All Sunshine and Cloudy Day bags arc to be la, thin,, nnt. u, <H <r..m thturned tn. Special business to be , -rri,llr.'.1’ ", 'T'1", —M,rn—1 ,h““ urMnt M«v 3«> The tonic tor rh.- transacted. any other union has yet been ubh- ctiMlon will be "Land Use and Zo-. I The pulpit supply committer anJANI FAWN Har>a and anzt artanzt .v.r. avantn* date* attend every avenlng. ■; DATES SET FOB ANNUAL ' . . I a* . _ 'New Novel By irorm.r ounn.r i Former Banner U.S.O..NEWS K community notices A&P HRS THE UHLUES POIHT FOR POINT—POUflD FOR POUOD FOR QUALITY AND PRICE A&P HAS THE VALUES TODAY-TOMORROW-THIS WEEK-EVERY WEEK „„„ BEEF ROAST ™.„ (HURCH NEWS RIB ROAST PORK ROAST 34' -33' 31* SIRLOIN STEAK ,'°'7.s 43* COOKED HAMS GROUND BEEF ”°29* SLAB BACON LEAH-m:aTY AFj SPARE RIBS - ”° us 25* SLICED BACON PIKE™ . 27*(whiting 43* 35* ,'°"ls45* .14cJI BASSIu””^ 29* Real 'Ualuei. 9m Produce—Really fyieik WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Important Notice! ORGANIZATIONS ORANGES GREEN PEAS GRAPEFRUIT ONIONS LETTUCE CARROTS GREEN BEANS People 'iVka & P daked Q< 82998542988442288442938152299 IS advertisement should be of interest to men who like cus­ tom mode clothing. In a short time, it will not be possible for us to take orders for HARMONY BREAD IN YOUR HOME BREAD DONUTS CAKE 3 w 29* ea 19^ iced si29' COOKIES 2 ^ 29' All wool EVAP. MILK fabrics will not be available and 4'36c we will discontinue the line en- IONA IMITATION ANN PAGE Iready been discontinued. 1005 flat oil . WuMth PAINT f BUILDS HAPPINESS* You can magically freshen up yoar home interior with newdiscovery washable "8NO-SHKBN"I Think oi hl ONE COAT Wc have a fair assortment for a short CANS | m can SUNNYFIELD . CORN FLAKES II-OZ. PKG. time only. MUD DRESSING ail rutrost KMA FLOUR IMINM SELLING G. E. GOODYEAR HARDWARE TELEPHONE 2331 QUALITY i EAST STATE STREET KEEPS US ana — •2512c US 11.8 w<> — ' cake non WATGRS CLOTHGS SHOP ■Wlfc ANN PAGE BUSY 5EIF5ERUIEE 14-OZ. g J|r am ■£*'** WJT!•> QT. 12* 4-OZ. PKG. WHITE SAIL, FLOOR WAX pt. . SUTOL WllLNra CLEANER -r roiMt ns »oi 37c ex. k *UM1 1MM0HU qt. 9c NORTHERN KETCHUP HASTINGS, MICHIGAN IQc 21-OZ. PKG. I AHN PA6I lUNNYFIllO which may ba tinted to many color 5 & 32* 2 54< « OZ. IOT. 10( 3'Z, oz Bor. 13^ BEET SUGAR PEANUT BUTTER VANILLA QUEEN OLIVES MELLO-WHEAT CIDER VINEGAR EGG NOODLES SULTANA TOMATO SOUP Do not delay-many lines have HASTINGS ..19° Say "Qiue Me <L Cue'll *///*« " WHITEHOUSE Tailor Made Clothes. HELPS WAR.MORALE l«2 EAST STATE ST 4 g 39' TISSUE 4 ROLLS OQc �DELTON Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whittemore J u»n Doster and d of Rutland spent Sunday with their । Elizabeth of Hastings at brother and alstSr-tn-law, Mr. and , j1**1 J1*”1 Comrade Keeler is pulling shing­ les on outside of his home. Our auxiliary are coming Along very nicely on their new class of members. Three more names have been added thu week, making a Three boys from the Percy Jones total of seventeen. Their aosu' al is in sight and In all probhospital sent their application for twenty _ uni.i.. --*n w* membership card to our last meet­ ing. by comrade Roy Bush I wonder, is that a challenge to We are'glad to report Mrs? By)- "S'of the Post? . Rumors are pervan Tagg president of our auxiliary .jtant that several of our old members arr coming back to thc has improved enough , hr be up and me Post. We arc glad to welcome them Dowling Methodi around. ' Po: and In our. pews last week In regards » n‘ can truthfully *av they will to of fleers elected for the auxiliary ha’ the-offica of ■ Chaplain was > omittad. Mrs.. Zalma Cox was elected ( and installed ■ as chaplain, awfully T< and Bruce and Helen Banghart ot Hastings were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Mason Nor* wood lit their Crooked lake cottage Mr. and Mrs. Chester Banghart and Mrs. Sarah Branstetter ofHiuUhgs . spent Bunday evening with them.* Mrs. Lincoln Bush, Mrs. Julia Well­ er, Mrs. Paul Kybute, Mrt Charles Harrington. Mrs. Bert PAtton ana I One week from Saturday. May 33 Is our annual Poppy day. This will be of special importance this year and It 1a definitely our "Duty” a* veterans to do everything we possibly can to make Uns lhe most successful of all poppy days. May­ be we can't all sell popplea but we can buy them ao let's do our best. This year a portion of our funds will so for the benefit of veterans of war No. 3 and let’s nol forget w/r/ Mrs. Terry Allen and son of Plaln: well and Mr. and Mra. Travis Royer of Battle Creek visited their par­ ent. Mr. and Mra. Wade TDwn Sunday. * Mr. and Mr». Daniel Taylor of Chicago have purchased the Dcgenhart resort property at Pleasant lake. They moved In on Monday of this week. * Mr. and Mrs. George Kern celebrated Lhe (lolden anniversary of their weddng, Sunday with a family dinner at their home. The table wu cen­ tered with a huge cake topped with golden wedding bells. DecoraUoru were snapdragons, sweet peas and daffodils. They were presented with a lovely lounge chair. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blelght and children. Barbara and Keith. Mrs. Robert Balscl and son. Bobby of Lansing. Mr. Balsel ta tn the armed service. Mr. and Mra. TTxynax Pocock and twin daughters of Lan­ sing. Mr. and Mra. John Hamilton and two children and Miss Violet Haney of Scott*. * Mlaa DoroUiea McBain of Battle Creek called on Mrs. J. C. Horton Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Horton of Battle Creek and Miss Kathryn Horton of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mra. J. O. Horton. ♦ William Rockenfleld of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Case Orbeck of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Harry Lcinaar and famBn nr County the Goodwill of Orral Lake.'. Til., sprat from last week Tuesday until Thursday of th!? w«*x with his nnrenta. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bnrne* and family. * Richards spent Sunday with Mrs. .anehe- Richards. * Ml** Bessie Faulkner afxni from Sunday unUI ... - ..... —— Ellis E. Faulkner spent Sunday and Monday with Iheir ron and daughter-ln-law. Mr. and Mra. Robert ~ ■ • -• -----* MUs Ellen Shelp of Prairieville was « dinner guest st the home of Mr. and Mra. Robert Barnes and family Sunday. Mrs. Helen McGreg­ or of Kilam"xt»o was n guest of her PAY NOTHING ’TIL NOVEMBER Ist! Yes, you can buy your home insulation material now, get the full advantage of the extra coolness it brings you all summer. .. and not pay a cent until November 1st! (Even on November 1st, all you need do is make the first payment... you have 13 months in which to pay the1 balancel) The reason for all this is that your govern-j ment wants you to use less fuel nett winter. When you use less fuel, whether it be gas, oil, or coal, you free men and materials for other vital war needs. One of the best ways to be sure you will use less fuel next winter is to insulate nowl Come to Wards for complete details! Crooked lake Is clerking In the Leon I zonard grocery store here. * Mr. and Mra. Sol Stanton spent Mon­ day In Hastings * Caller* at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fordle Oasey Sunday P.M. were; Mr. and Mrs. George Lawrentz, local. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Collison. East Delton. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Holbrook. Kaltunaaoo Mr. and Mra. Fordle Cgsey made a business trip to Has­ :tings ‘ Saturday night. * Mr. and Mrs. Laarenoe Fuhr of Athens sprat Sunday with Ids parents. Mr. and .Mrs. John। Lzchleliner. * IMr. and Mrs. Llovd McAfee of Crooked lake spent Mothers' Dav with their daugh; ter In Athens. * Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, local, and Mrs. Glenn Wil­ liam* and three eons of the W. K. Kellogg Parm spent Wednesday ORANULATSD ROCK WOOL REDUCED THIS WEEK! Uli w VI ■.Lilli. .All.'. MU'.' . of Pittaburg. pcnn.. and Mra. Prank , FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS Earnest to install! Just pour it between the rafters, level it off,, and • the job’s done.' Odorless, vermin-proof, and fireproof.. .11 it's the best that money can buy! “* ROCK WOOL BATTS WITH WATERPROOF PAPER BACK SAVE ON IN HOUSE UAUTIRA WARDS SHIP DIRICT PLAN Behind each of these Hallmark pieces is an important story, going back to the Eighteenth Century. Originals, found in old American homes .. in Etyopean mu­ seums . . were adapted by skilled crafts­ men. They have used fine mahogany; They have kept the proportions and de­ tails that distinguished the original pieces. Visit Wards today—select Hallmark! Best for use between wall studs and sloping roof rafters. Also fine between joists. Water­ proof paper back overlaps 1# inches for nailing. 15 by 23 inches ... 3 inches thick. WARDS STORM WINDOWS REDUCE FUEL BILLS! Here’s ■ proved way to cut your fusl bill next winter. Reinforced to prevent twisting and sagging and chemically treated against moisture and rot. Many size* are availabla. COMBINATION DOORS TO KEEP OUT COLD! Here’s a door for year-round service... keeps out snow and cold in,winter... gives you extra ventilation in summer I Glass and screen panels cosily interchanged. Many rises. SPECIAL PURCHASE WHIP THEY LAST! Here’s the "real McCoy’’l Made to the same speci­ fications as the helmets our American soldiers wore into battle on the hot sands of Africa and in the jungles of New Guinea. It’s practically Unbreak­ able—made of-molded plastic. Weighs less than 8 ox. Adjustable harness fits any head I .MONTGOMERY WARD. MONTGOMERY 111-124 SO. JEFFERSON. HASTINGS PHONE 2704 111-124 SO. JIFFIRSON HASTING* �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MAT II, 1943 towel* and 4 doz. washcloths. [lamp: made 108 tray cloths and 42 ;ed to house a steam pumping out­ Guild No. 6. Mra. William Parker, 'dressing towels. fit. has been adapted to the present electrically operated pumping outfit. chrm. Ha* 45 member*; paid 850 to I Guild No. 12, Mrs. Howard Frost. Charity fund; 810 to Red Cross; 'chrm. Has 19 members: paid 819 Ing cart sheets. 24 operating room table covers, etc. This Guild is one 85 for book* for service men; donal- (dues: donated a bedside lamp. 811-of the large sewing Guilds. ed canned fruit and Jelly. 150; paid 810 for painting room 33: PENNOCK HOSPITAL Guild No. 21. Kitchen Guild. Mrs. . day afternoon. May 5. Mra. Gury ! Guild No. 7. Mr*. Vemor Webster. 1 made 3 pairs curtain* for same Nashville. Battle Creek. Sunfield. (Continued from Pane i1. sec. «»<• ’ » gave an interesting report of the I 7. 1.) Adequate Supply ot chrm. "HI members: paid 826 (room: donated 8 can* fruit. 6 cans G. Downs, chrm. Has 20 members; Vermontville, Woodland and Has— It ™ Apni mills. It will depcna depend on on how Ja largt large April mrrlms meeting , of the diocesan | Good Water Assured fund, totaling >74.20. reported Mrs. dues; donated 17 can* fruit and veg- [vegetable* and 6 Jara jelly; made paid *20 dues; donated toweling, g na Unga are represented by the eleven pans. pons, pie tin* and an Ice the Castleton and Maple Grove board of Western Western:Michigan, of which ■ Greve boerd A. H. Carveth. chairman. etable*; 10 qt*. fruit; 2 bed lamps 3 do* napkins; 4 doz. tray cloths; dish cream freezer, total SIB JO. gave 8 ... _^i, .... she Lt -a--------un­ i -------to settle member. It cun-tea the ' Hastings people who have visited babies bom at the hospital the past Following are summaries of the with night light*. 823; made and |53 bedside table covers. Nashville, new* of the enlargement of the other communities usually return to week, five boy* and ate girls, aa reports made by thc fifteen active tied four quilts for lhe Red Cross; i Guild No. 14. Mra. John Eddy, hand towels: paid 85 to Red Crow, for soldiers' klu: donated food for The Thomappie-KellbgRi district I("Neighborhood "Neighborhood Hotue" House" work at at; their weir home town t with a higher ap- follows; A boy to Mr. and Mra. J. °sx No. 1. Mra. A. K. Frandaen. did sewing for hospital Including: <-hrm m.mjk-r.- mm chrm. „■« Has n 31 members: paid 829 Christmas baskets. Iz,-------u. —.-u u.. , ask* for 7 mill*. That district-4.. in- 1 Orangeville directed by Miss Ber- .".--ciatjon ’ pi relation of o; the excellent water C. Flaher. Nashville. R. 1, May ft; 48 T binders. 24 sheets. 25 O. B. Guild No No. 22. Mra. T. D. French. eludes territory in Irving. Rutland, nice Jansen, which 1* sponsored by — .-.U.'-.7d by furnished by.our municipally-owned­ a girl to Mr. and Mra. Laverne Chrm. Has 25 members; jKild »25 binders. 30 clinic sheets, 36 steriliz­ dues; gave 855 for bedside cabinet v i oulld *?„ c,n £ Jam , and chrm. H«* 47 active and 2 non-re*Yankee Springs and Thomapple the general board of Domestic Mis- ; and-operated snd-operated water system. And dues; donated 37 books to U.SO.; ing beg*. 30 dressing toweLs. 12 de­ L e T. med 13 ‘ heeU; cai11 on ident members: paid 848 dues: dotownships. It will .depend on the Mons of the Episcopal church, and ' tliere are "sound reasons for their each member pay* 50 cent* per year liver)- room sheets and 30 breast hand. 87.04. noted 12 doz. pillow'cases; 850-55; size of the allowances for the four .1* the first strictly rural center p' high opinion of the quality of that man. Nashville. R. 2. May 6; a boy for thc purchase of curtains; made Guild No. f8. Mra. Fred Hale, hospital lamp. 811.50; 31 qt*. fruit, townships as to whether 7 mills can I they have established in thtecoun-- very 54r. and Mra. Claud Reid. Hasvery necessary necessary procuct* product; ror for few few'ii Guild No. 8. the Nursery Guild. chrm. Has 39 members; paid 839 3 glasses idly: 10 pkgs. Jello. 2 cans be allocated to-tflat school district, (try. The Initial results have ‘..,B wcxui lan^ M^ Guriev McAlfiter WRM4 been communities communities have have a* as fine fine and-plcnand' Mrs Walter Lake. chrm. Hus 20 dues; donated 15 can* fruit; 3 doz. baby food. 5 boxes of cereal; large The Freeport district asks for 8 so encouraging it is now be! belna put Hful a supply a* have our citizens. ?}ld J?1?g- <• —’ ™ ” “ members; paid 82o'dues: purchawd blanket* costing 852.82 and 88 In supply ot magazine*; sponsored u. ... ‘in the 7; a girl to Mr. and Mra. H HowIra. W. R. The rate* charged for it* use tn the “}d ¥™.. .°» ’ mills. Whether it can get that much on a permanent basis. Mra. ■■. ». Colgrove-Cook Guild. Has 15 mem..­ । and donated 4 doz. blanket*. 2 doz. money to the hospital; 810 to Red 8. O. dance. 814.75; paid 82.22 for or not will depend on thc millage . WVW-. home or e" on ,h the com para- I ard Jfd Jiuboard. Hubbard 538 538 E. E. Mi Marshall. May m* nr “ lawn are — —— Cook .v-u read Gen Chiang Xal-Shfk Kai-Shek’s h° bers; paid 815 due*: sent 25 book* stockings. 8 a doz. band*. n2 -I m crib low; yet the system^ u in> 121 w’cimtaJ’ M-v doz. Cross; sewed 99dfnlc sheet*.8pneu- candy and nut* for U-8.O. room, "I Bear Mj( Witness", a companion (tlively ----- - very ~ to USO.; gave quantity magazines flounces, 5 doz. -anted to Irving township. The .sheets. 4 doz. pads. monla Jacket*. 24 glove wrappers, i rwant — u .Ci __j —, 1121 w. (.llntoii, May 0. a girl to Mr. ------------- < • * ' astlngs City school district budget booklet to Mme. Chiang's "I Conrecent yean, has paid thc opCratto hospital. expenses yielded a small r Iff!}? Harold Benedict. Vermontwas not In. last year It requested fe*s My Faith*' ..given at a previous ;। mg Ing Guild No. 4. the Business Wom­ 26 do*, diaper*, fl doz. shirts; con­ 3fl breast binders. 38 delivery room I AMIf TLITIAKI AF prtrir. Ihkhand U" XnI ■ >” > » t. —.— — 9 mills but could only be granted meeting. Dekgates elected for the en's Guild. Miss Ora.-c Reickord. tributed 13 qts. fruit. 8 cans vege­ ot*ratlnge”rodm ^coa’t'1”cover”' 12 | are nccessarv. How many I . , , ,R »fr> a,.MV 11 ’ chrm. Has 56 members; paid 863 table*, 3 glasses Jelly. 8 4 mills. Because lhe county asks Muskegon convention this month slons । Oulld No. 9. Mr*. Willard Smith, idressing towels. 24 surgical towels: .. ... w«,v. ~ ... Frank ...«... r11 dues; donated 82.00 for card table 11-3 of a mH) les* this year, the city were: Mrs. Hoonon. Mrs. -. E. of 1 our city reader* have paid a visit ' tv* *QB,rl for recreation room at Fort Custer: chrm. This is known a* the Silver I flower collection. 8453: had 2 bingo rAllliTV Uf (Til 1.- rhools can be granted 8.65 mills as G. Rothaar. Mr*. Wallace Osborn, to the local water works plant? It i £?\J,aaUliga.',R' 1—— which -------- ----------Mrs Henry Heno- Osborn. de born. Alternates: Mra. Mra’ .they they did «o so their their* prldZIn'^u city tu-id^May11!?1”' Ptter f^d, Sunnetted....... 87833; . — lUUHIT IleLeleUe Mra. pride In nur” eltv 3 magsvjne subscriptions for hos­ Guild a* thc member* donate 25 [games .the outside limit. pital, 84-55; special curtain* for cent* at each meeting for the pur- 'party, 81-85: rummage sale. 82031. (CotlUnued from page 1, Sec. 1) [' Nearly all of the rural school dls- David French. Mra. Jas. Langstrom. and in the ample provisions it has pattents' room.-.. 809 30; .sponsored chase of silverware for the hospital. ' total receipts. 898 59. Cash on hand. ' trlct* ask for allowance* of from 3 Mrs. George Lockwood. Mrs. Jas. made to bring superior water serSurgical patient* registered on „ „ dance, ___ fcj.ov, gave85.80; । This gaamount* to 853.60 and the (870.07. ---------—— every home ■In Tuesday were: Leo Barrv. Hastings, YJJB.Ocosting “ vice to practically Kuntncr. Hastings; tree*.. Mrs. Mur- to 7 mills, and tliese can be granted Brtstot men. (Guild b buying 3 dozen teaspoons. Oulld No. 19. Surgery Oulld. Mrs Tel Perry. Hastings; character pudd­ by the commission. A few of the 8730 for books for service *er-‘~- — ’ In lighter mood a quiz centering Hastings would be enhanced. It's a R. 2; Grant Muir. 217 N. Michigan; iiuiia «u» 5Walter Pawell. I Guild No. 11, Mra. John Chand- Warren Moore, chrm. Ha* 36 mem- ing. Mrs. Florence Fleming. ...... Oulld no No. □ 5. jMra. 1 Ha*- rural budgets now In ask for more around Information concerning cor­ clean place: for there are no boilers Mra. Frances Oliver. Middleville; chrm. Has ehrm. Has'17 17 memoers, members; paia paid 819 Siu ,-r. ler. chrm. n*A Ha* 13 member*, naid u.iu bera; uoa, paid 836 uutj dues; uui.u.cu donated ...... fruit Jhigs^prcss^ nr<-« ami publicity, Mra. publicity **— than 7 min* as follows: Checkered rect term* for various articles and there to call for coal and give up Mra. Hale Lepard. Lake Odessa; IIUUL donated /‘“f ‘ cans ___ fruit; 4 doz [814 dues; donated 813 «tn for tnr bedside kw.UMz [and nnH j^lly; <<>1lv paid rvilrl 85.00 (¥1 for book* hrz.V« for fnr pr^j 'Tabberer.and^ dura; 28 FY< reetjort; Chrtetldp district. Assyria 8 mills; Quimby of the church with Mra. smoke and ashes to litter Die prem­ Charles Daniels, Jr.. Lake Odessa; । citlzensbip. Mra. Lillian McLeod,. district. Hastings township7’i mill*; ; customs Tl>c pump* are electrically op­ Mra. Homer McKibben. Middleville. ... education, --------- -Mrs. Wood Bnd utUe Brlck (jtstriep, jr. O E Goodveal1 In cap and gown a* ise*. I Cloverdale; spiritual ."Prof. Quiz” wa* enjoyed. Side* erated. and lhe only coal needed Is R. 3; Mra. Gilbert Todd. Hastings. .Edith Black. Woodland; Alcohol CMUr>r nLVn5*|[ wcrc ana uic were cnosen chosen and Uie inrcc three ic-aarr* leaders the small quantity necessary to fur­ R. 1; Thomas Slowinski, Lake Odes­ I education. Mrs. Mae Custer. Hos- !0Wm 7-i ln 0 dMrtct, Prair- oj Wjnnjng ajde were awarded nish heat to the plant. WJilte there sa; Mra. Lillian Llchty, 402 S. Han­ 125-cent saving" stamps, a pleasant !, tings. • __________ are four electric pump* In the over; Gerald Johnson. Middleville: Irvine, i'i mills. (25-cent saving stamps. A pleasant 1 The Woodland consolidated dis- ijoctai I azv-lal hour hfinr closed -l.lrnrf lhe IHj, afternoon, plant, you might not see more than Mrs. Maurtne Steinke, 623 W. 1 BARRY COUNTY trlct asks for only 6 mills, which ,Mrs Kellar Stem presiding at the one and never more than two, op- ;■ Grand. «• "•— , , •can he easily granted. Bl lhe tea table which waa was cen cen-­ erutlng. The man In charge can I slx medical patient* were In the R.UC.A. MEETING urn at 1 The Barry county R.L.C.A. and tered with a basket ot daffodils easily adjust the power applied to hospital on Tuesday:. Seton Oelse, thc volume of water required. ThLv I’^ng; Mrs. Sarah Hcnney. Kas­ Auxiliary held an enjoyable meet ­ from the garden of the hostess. (Betty Crocker's) ,R- 2; Mra. Vernon Bebee. ing at tlic Goodwill church. Sat- ' Mrs. Fred Hale. Mrs. Mary Spang- ha* proven an economical way to 2 lbs. 12 ox. urday evening, May 8. with thirty lemgcher and Mrs. James Bristol do thc pumping. The late Bert • Sunfield; Mra. Ella Ingram. Has(were the committee In charge for Spark* pioneered In that plan of Un«». R- 5; Mra. J. A. wooton, 217 . in attendance. Alter a fine sup­ pumliing. which ha* been praised for w Walnut: Infant Janet Elaine : the afternoon._____________ per served by the ladles of the h* Efficiency by 'nationally known RoD«t*. Woodland. R. 1. church the program was held in the I tu r * Tn er authorities. J During the week nine surgical paI church auditorium. Community (Continu'd .from Page 1. Sec. 1.) AT I HE intAIKtj Our city obtain* the water It dis- tienta were discharged: RobertCoulsinging and a solo bv W. D. Brooks the •■c.bin in the Rkv" 1 tributes from 17 free flowing wells. ««• Vennontvlllc: Mra. William city of Hastings: jand two numbers by lhe R.L.CA. District .LXrthJi tfste. ।driven to an average depth of 57 °*c- Nashville, R 3: Mrs Charles quartette were enjoyed. U starring Ethel Walers, Assyria ..... R^h^ter 17na Itame f?1’Ovcr Ule from which . K1««Mrr ?“vld Go°dI Wc had a fine talk from our state Baltimore .... le : Kornrater. Rochester. I-ena Horne^ ten* Horne the WBter obtained 1* a thick yror, 648 W. Green: Mr*. Forrest auxiliary president. Mrs. Minnie Barry ... , Mu&.c; drama and fantasy mingle anttum of hcavv blue clay through iYarucr 537 E. Green; Mra. Archie Dennison also state aux. vice presi­ Carlton ..... in rapid-fire entertainment that no impurities can penetrate Sinclair, 1312 S. Hanover: Bernard iSM. ! Ih. Kiri or Duka. Fmpor; K.rl w.mor. n> dent. Mrs. Harold iutng and past Castleton .... 10 and ends In a wrecked night club, health ha* resulted in safeguarding ’E- Railroad; Thoma* Myers, 401 E. state president Harold Lang of Hostings lwp . Tw’p. Coopersville, also short talks by Mr Hone ■lhe municipal supply against con- Center, 10 ahd Mrs. Edward Curtis of Belle- ining" taminallon. Trouble of that kind ha* ! , „ ----------------HELP WIN THE WAR BY BUYING BQ NDS AND STAMPS HERE in■ “7.. Slightly Dangerous" ' vue. Delegate* to state convention Johnstown ' ' eliminated 100 cent. in In j ■PLEASANT HILL . .----... . . been ciuninaicu luu per cent, Telling were then elected a* follows:—Ed Maple Grove . ’’ f.H*! n£?i the whnBadventure: i,XntcUnmn^ili.C i Ul'‘ Jud«ment of lhc health board i Mrs. George Komen ot South Hepler. Nashville; Smith Sherman, Orangeville rnj and ’I*"’5 81,0 8 mUCh larBcr WeU I Bend »P«« U,e W«««nd With her Hastings and Glenn Oriffelii, Mid- Prairieville fi?dthJnJrt time In thu drlv^n ne*r the plant, and a parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. WU, dlevilL Through illness stale presi- Rutland .......... 10 LnJ<nJvunV nJiEU^medv thU l;WK* Kftl l°n*P«r-ml'"‘le pump In- llama Other Sunday guests were gay. sparkling, modem comedy. stalled and connected with it so as Mr. ' dent Kenneth Ganc wo* unable to Thomapple Mr. and and Mrs. Mra. Byron Byron Rowlader Rowlader and and HASTINGS, MICH. i attend. - __________________ [Woodland Tw'p. .. to Insure an adequate supply. To family of. Caledonia and Mra. Ar­ make assurance doubly sure, a big thur clarke of South Huven. * '! BANNER w'ANT ADS PAY HMU^CRy8*.": ---------—• . . well was driven ua on, fct the ,c fair Ktuunus. grounds. Mrs. John Corrigan has been conAOS —-z — ----- —; — A sprightly yam about crystal and a suitably housed 1.000 gallon । fined to her bed for several days ■■ ■ । Freeport gazing and clairvoyance, filled with j pump Installed there as an added with thc flu. * Mrs. Cha* Bennett ________________________________ Nashville protection. _________________________________________________________________ Middlevillecomedy, romance and adventure. i is another flu victim. * Joseph Cor­ But someone will aay: "Suppose i ilgun. Sr. had lhe misfortune to Woodland village .. “Over My Dead Body" starring ® fallen tree or other mishap shut In lure hLs hand quite badly Fri­ Total*........... Millon Berle, Mary Beth Hu*bee off the electric current, what then?" day and ha* had infection in it. They’ve let erle loose In the mur- ! It la not likely that that would hnp- ★ Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bedford ate der mystery field and he gives n I P«i to both line* that bring elre- Sunday dinner with her mother at few riotous lessens Hl how not to | trlclly to Hastings—one from Battle the home of Mra. Caulkins in Has­ aolwua murder, aa a hilarious "Hou- '1 Creek, the other oilier from LaBarue LaBarge. But But tings. I * Stray dogs have done a lot I If both these sources of power should ,01 , ( damage In this neighborhood the dlnin'of who-dunlf. be cut off, Hastings would still have past i week killing sheep for Ar­ Saturday May 1. "Senior Scouts." of lhe Cowboys” starring a plentiful supply of water, fori.thur Bedford. John Nagle. Austin from troop 73. and three leaders "King Roy Rogers, Smiley Burnette --------' there is at the plant a 1.000 gallon Loftus and R. J. Williams. * Sun­ hiked out to the “Yankee Springs" Combining rftusic. corned;comedy and . pump, operated by a gasoline engine, day dinner guest* gure’* of Mr. Mr and Mra. Ur« park for the weekend. ,The scouts ’’’ . which Is kept ready to start at any Clzrc Clare y. Williams ’22i=a were Mr. and Mra. were: Raymond Bennett. Tom Do­ cowboy entertainment. time, nils stand-by Dump Is us- Harry Fish Pish and children. Mrs . Sey­ lan. Harold Gray. Robert Stowell, ••After Midnight with Boston 'surance that Hastings store* and : mour Jordan oi. and w ..... Mr*. w~.. Sam Schleh William Stebbins, - Vernon Texter, > homes will have at all time* a of Middleville and Edd Bedford, and Richard Dean. The leaders Blackle" starring Chester —------ —supply vt,.t u.of water, _.. u the i local. * Mrs. Mark Bedford of Mul1~ plentiful were; Lyle Pry of Grand Rapids, the Morris. Ann Savage ..I..., could ...... U deliver ...and ML... spent Monday ..... I.... night with ..1,1. Mr. ... Gunfier light* up ■» blackout, air ' stand-by plant enough liken qdield executive for this district, Horry Young, and the Scoutmaster raid sirens shriek, bullet* acreom : to meet any emergency. The council and Mrs. Bedford. * The Sunshine and city engineer hare done all thev Club met with Addle Lewi* Thuraof Troop 73. Leeland Bennett. The and "n,a Boston Bosw,n Blackle. ««cxie. fiction ncuon ’ss slicksue *-----------to **• i could to provide an ample supply (day. Tin next owe Ung will bo held­ scout* started out from Hastings, at -------------rogue,—raturna the screen.i. --------« • * ■ ruby trim. • (with Ethel Gibson. * Mr. and Mra. 1:30 P.M.. and arrived in camp at ' ot water at all time*. 5:30 P. M. Mr. Richard Groos tlw The Nazi radio, in an excess of mod- , a visit to the water work* plant Keith Lechleltner spent Sunday at District Commissioner, and hl* son. esty. says It prefers the word ”ab- would reveal that the place is well ; the home of her parents. Mr. and arrived by boat Just In time to enjoy domen” to the blunter phrase, "un- kept. The grounds about lhe build- Mrs. Bert Palmer. ---------------------------------------the fine meal which was served at derbelly of Europe", as descriptive Ing are neat and show plainly that I 7:30 During the evening two reels of the Mediterranean shores ot the some one look* after them. The i PAY FOR IT INADVANCE— The enamel that really • building, while originally constructBUY WAR BONDS of moving pictures were shown, and Continent contest* of strength and skill were KEA1 WHITE participated In by all the scout*. not turn yellow with At 11:30 a few songs were sung, and GAL. everyone retired for the evening. Bright and early Sunday morning, Weatherteited all persons were suddenly awakened by an early morning caller in the form of Winston Merrick, who was "very” welcome. Breakfast was served at 8:00, and then a short de­ votional service was held. At 12:00, This first quality paint n lunch was prepared to be eaten on the way home. Later the trip home was started, but aa rain Interfered, thc trip waa completed In car*, and the lunch waa eaten In the basement of the Methodist church. CO. TAX COMMISSION HASTINGS HAS FINE MET HERE MONDAY ~ SS2 WATER SYSTEM AL GUILDS FINE REPORTS CONVENTION OF FRIDAY .‘ B SPECIALS SATURDAY SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR SALT io «» MILLERS KIBBLES HUNT CLUB DOG FOOD PALMER MATCHES TWICE AS MANY BIRTHS AS DEATHS 26‘ 19c 55c 45c 29c sack 5 lbs. a meal food carton €. THOMAS STORE MARKS BURIN HITS TUMBLERS Boy Scout Outing At Yankee Springs BATTERY RECHARGE 19c REAL WHITE ENAMEL $450 /? WE CARRY A FULL LINE HOUSE PAINT $295 **«•*■' UCTION SALE RECORDS! VICTOR, COLUMBIA, DECCA, BLUEBIRD, OKEH, MUSICRAFT CLOTHING The Latest Hits At Popular Prices Also Albums of Recordings of Your Favorite Artists and Bands FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS PULLOVER SWEATERS A comfortable fitting, smartly styled sweater in popular colors, with half You’ll want more than one at this economy price. JL SLEEVE BOARD last longer. 88c OR CHIPPED PHONOGRAPH WALLPAPER CLEANER FOR THE 23c ShHc? 66e fw fw C U CLOTHES PIN APRON Top Quality HORSES Bay mare, 6 yrs. old, wgf. 1400. Bay mare, 6 yrs. old, wgf. 1400. ■ (This is a good work team.) COWS Holstein cow, due in July. Holstein cow, fresh. Guernsey heifer, 2 mos. old. HOGS clothes pins. , 27c WAR STAMPS MARK’S*™? 128 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS RECORDS The source of secord shellac has been cut off for the dura­ tion of the war! We need your old, discarded and broken records I From these. used again in new pljonograph records! Fine Mix 'Superwear" SPARK PLUGS Auto Wax & Cleaner properly pres*Ing sleeves. holds plenty LAWNSEED H 59 WANTED! YOUR OLD, BROKEN 25c 2 GALLON CAN— Starting at 1:00 o'clock tha following will be offered: $1 19 SAFETY RAZOR MOTOR OIL THURSDAY, MAY 20,1943 WE BUY OI.U HECOIIUS AT TOP PRICES! Blade hONI, MEN’S ANKLE SOCKS Having decided to quit farming I will dispose of the personal property at Public Auction at the place known as the Moy T. K. Hoeltxel farm, located 1J miles south of Hastings on South Broadway on Wards will pay In War Stamps ... 3c for each 12" record, 2c for each K>" record. Fill up your Stamp Album today. Bring your old records to Wards. PHONE 2524 YOUR MONEY BACK WITH A SMILE IF YOU'RE NOT SATISFIED MONTOOMIRY WARD Red sow, wgf. 250 lbs. 7 pigs, 6 weeks old. CORN AND HARNESS 350 crates of corn. Set of good double work har­ ness. FARM TOOLS Avery 2 sec. spring tooth drag. Gale 110 walking plow. Rubber tired wagon. 2 Walking cultivators. 3 Milk pails. Milk can. Lot of small tools and other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. GEORGE CONVERSE, Prop DEWEY REEb, AucHmm. LAWRENCE BEADLE. Clerk �THK BASTINGS BANNER. THUMPA!, MAT 13, 1H3 from Traversa City. PERSONALS a steam pumping outadapted to lhe present per a led pumpins outfit, lept. HOSPITAL BatUe Creek. Sunfield. . Woodland and Has­ )resen ted by the eleven al the hospital the past aoyi and six girls, as x>y to Mr. and Mrs. J. laahvllla. R. 1, May 5; r. and Mr*. Laverne odland. R. 1, May 5; a and Mrs Earl Cheese­ lie. R. 2. May 8; a boy Mra. Claud Reid. HasMay 6; a boy tn Mr. urlev McAlister, R. 4. 1 to Mr, and Mra. HowI. 538 E. MarahaU. May 4r. and Mra. Dan Shay, an. May fl: a girl to Mr. rold Benedict, Vermont- i. R. 4. May 11; * girl Mrs. Peter Doud. Sunsatlente registered on e: Leo Barrv. Hastings. Muir. 217 N Michigan; !» Oliver. Middleville; Lepard. Lake Odessa; lei*. Jr . Lake Odessa; McKibben. Middleville, Gilbert Todd. Hastings. * Slowlnskl. Lake Odcslan Lichty, 403 8 Han­ I Johnson. Middleville; ne Steinke. 823 W. il patients were In the Tuesday: Selon Geise, Sarah Henney. HasMn Vernon Bebcc. rs. Ella Ingram, HasMra J. A. Wooton. 217 Infant Janet Elaine xlland. R. 1. week nine surgical pa­ L-charged: Robert Ooulit vllle; Mra. William tt: Mra. David Good­ Green; Mra. Forrest E. Green; Mrs. Archie I 8. Hanover; Bernard >ort; Earl Warner. 91 fl Thomas Myers. 401 E. HILL ge Konzen of South the weekend with her and Mrs. R. J. Wilr Sunday guests were Byron Rowlader and iledonla and Mra. Arof South Haven. * orrigan has been conbed for several days * Mrs. Chas. Bennett i victim. * Joseph Cor­ ad the misfortune to and quite badly Fri: had infection in it. Irs. Matt Bedford ate Mrs Caulkins in Has­ >’ dogs have done a lot this neighborhood thc filing sheep for Ar­ . John Nagle. Austin ;. J. Williams. * Sunuests of Mr. and Mra. is were Mr. and Mrs nd children. Mrs, Seyand Mrs Sam Schlrh e and Edd Bedford, Mark Bedford of Mul[onday night with Mr. !ford * The Sunshine h Addie Lewis Th uni:t meeting will be told lh*on. ♦ Mr. and Mra. tner spent Sunday at her parents. Mr. and Inter. IT IN ADVANCE­ WAR BONDS George Hinchman ware in Grand Rapids on Friday. Mra. Virgie Reid entertained her daughter from Detroit over the i weekend. Mr and Mra. Kenneth Newton | of Jackson were weekend guests of his parents Mr. and Mr*. Geo. , Newton. Ml** Barbara Barnum of Lansing »panl the weekend with Mr. and ' Mrl. Harry Barnum and all were' Bunday dinner guests ot Mr. and Un Harry Bowser returned to e personal he May T. i on South 943 Fie red RNESS work har- Dr. and Mra. Clarence Mott at Detroit visited their cousin. Mra. ■ church, b HERB IN—CALTHROP —.ne Day. Mu* Aril** Calthrop. daughter of • iter of Mr and Mra. L. A Day Mr. and Mrs. Marshall CaUhrop of aahvUle became the bride of Doster, and Cart Bherrin. son of 1 :te J. Butine, son of.Mr. and Mrs. Martha Brooks of Allegan. .1 East Lansing spont the weekend[at ( Mr. and My*. Glen Densmore and at pmnock hospital John J. Buttne of Kalamazoo were united In marriage by the Rev. I*j.Jtheir home here with Mra. Ten I Mr and Mis. Ind Goodell and m*s. Kim Sutler and . >e strains of Lohsngrtn'a "Wed- Dale W. RuMnsmt. pastor of Fran­ Eyck and daughter. David spent Saturday in South Andrus returned Tuesday from lhair ding March." ------- partythc levtlte Methodist church, at tha alter home w of, the bride's parent* Wed- 0**^ lot* their place* I, Mr. and Mrs Timothy Howard I B«nd. trip lo Tuas. and son of Kalamazoo were Moth-1 Mra. F. Kent Nrt*on of Laming < Mr. and Mrs. Cteyton Brand*tet- which waa beautifully decorated nesday, May 5 at g o'clock. Mis* Glennte Burpee, aocnmpaner * Day irucsts of Mr. r. and Mra Mrs. !«n<i and MrMra. Marshall ar-nh-U nnnk Cook nf of Hrr. Brc-'ter ' ter and daughter. Salls. Baiiy. aoantTu**spantTuea- with palm*. Hile*, snapdragon* and caadeiabra. An uncle of the groom led by Mias Edith May Burpee, tang merton. Wash., vbited Mr and day in Grand Rapid* Charles Leonard. an^'Mra. Robert Cook from Thursday K»lUr_Stem_and spa, Jack. are sang throughout the service, which Ood Gave Me You." and Mis* । Mrs. P. E Adair and «»Mr. and waa attended by a group of relative* oiennls Burpee played the tradl- a light blue f ~ Mr. and Mra. Albert Vadder were 'A* SwtiSSj? UH Saturday. Mr*. Herb Davlj ot Grand Rapids and Mend*. .. tional wedding march. Palm* and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Merrick, j The bride choee for her wedding I basket* of daffodil* were u._-d for dtnk rosebuds spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. oS?».rtSU* 01 "l*U’“ " JroSJE JuLX UA Mrs. Vem '»> Mrs E. A Burton and Mra. W. L.| Jennie Gordon. a tailored suit of cocoa brown with decorations. , born' of Tampa, Shultcra called on friends in Ver• Mr. and-Mr*. Ltoyd Denumd called a white tin: and lace ace blouse. Her , The xne bride onoe wore ware a white wiuie aatln huu ---^7 », K.U.. monlvllle on Sunday. on- the latter's mother, Mrs. Jennie Accessories were white » white and and her tor gowngown fasldoned fashioned with with a sweetheart a iwrethcart niszoo spent Sunday with Hastings jj L . a Dorothy Stanley, at M. 6 C, shoulder corsage was centered with neckline and her veil fell finger *ltb > cor,a^ Mr*. Francis Hamilton and baby. Gordon. Sunday. friends 1 and attended lhe Mother's Day Mrs Kellar Stem entertained the Mra. H. O. Hayes returned on She woe attended tar M1M Olive ' “*eetpe“ ““ JonM. Jned as groat Sunday from an extended visit vian with wim Dr. and Mra. Sidney Shipman in »vri* ‘PfP.1, Monilay with Mrs. Cla Mrs. Wesley Burrell is vlaiung for several months, returned Thurs­ pltal for tea Monday afternoon. RrftX1 ran Lri ’to? I MbS"fiff^Slihrop. sister oflh. the groom havtag; k Ban Francisco and was met in Kai-;fence nirUinw were her parents in Plainwell this week. day to their home .In Kalamazoo. Members praise nt. who have re­ J?? HMM^Voiandra-nns b,tdr was maid of honor and wore amaaoo by Mr and Mr*. Einar . Mr anibMra. Ouv.Glddinga were George Purdv and Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Jones accompanied them and cently returned from winter vaca­ C •???droits n me grooms mouwr. sera----frock “Iid y'10* tions. Included Mrs- Albert Car- n.TJ^^ro1nmkdI^*or" l>ower h01 ,rom wlUch ,eU Carl Purdy and daughter Jacquelln Frandsen. Philip and Helen. * n«tch- ] ’ ras dressed in dark blue with Battle Creek. of Greenville' were guests of Mr Mrs. Winona Downing and Miss velh. Mrs. E. A. Burton and Mra. ln« ohoulder rrl!- 8tle car- ! William Shriber on MoUxor'a Day I tome of he? and Mrs. Tac Oles and children Realne Downing of I-uulng were H. G. Hayes. TTir mother rled * bouquet of yellow and bronze 11 on Mother'* Dey. hfirtiath^whlte^uxwuwriel 'snapdragon* and blue larkspur. I here from Wednesday till Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Hernan GetMr. and Mr* Clarence DePlanta Tnr^e^sril*o I WUltom Null of Phrlbnllle, cou- ] ^ni^'Sr4*" °wmum i“r> Harold Fnster. while’ enroute of Grand Rapids and Mis* Virginia mer's mother. Mra. John Eddy who prised on Friday evening by her family and close relatives, in hon­ “»‘■'■'w™”- “<« Pott* of Greenville were Sunday u now convalescing. or at her birthday, lhe surprise of Dowling. a Jue*r« Mr and Mra’ Hard- riiests of Mr and,Mra. C. 8- Potts. *“ r»u«.td to I ,Cto< toM. -to!to .n upto Mr. and Mrs Ray Briuee and Mary Alice Reinhardt, • Leslie'zon vodd* thi* week is tor elsMr*. 8. B. Henry and Mira He en Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Brazee and being planned by her daughter. nard Wilder. ! Mr. and Mr*. Sherrtn both were V atrrtntep-nA an hour* Katherine A social evening wa* mA Jane Hawthorne. Myrna Knowles. ter Mrl Allan Roscbnwh who rt- Henry were in Battle Creek Sun- two daughters of Kalnmasoo were i-nkocd and refreshments served. ‘ A four course wedding hreakfast KTBduated from Delton Highschool ]?o.d was served for nineteen at ttotome ofUr whkh ,11Py Bu*nded Parsons woSi Helen Stcbbliu and Phyllis Humon Sunday with Mr. and day morning to see the former*- ijuMti Of Mr. snd Mra. Charles of the bride s parents, imme^tetely HlWneM School in Kalsmasoo. She rrU1 ■e)t?e5?.tOr.r ,17 W ww* mell accompanied by Mr*. William Dodd* from Wert Branch. mother. mother. Mrs. Mra. Alma Alma Watrour Watrous. Dale Date.Barnu on Sunday. Mother's Day dinner guests of following the ceremony. The break- L, employed by the Metrooolilan 1 hrLp J.n.a *c$T-OLt?S, „ H.BTV of or Great oral Lake*, L.K™, who «bo — hia A D Kook,™ went CMStebbins, went to Kulatnazoo on and Mrs. Lewis Hine spent Henry Mr and Mrs Orrie Helm were iswr .ss Saturday to remain over'Sunday M,;JJa|d.iya in Chicago last week, lust arrived In Battle Creek, ac- cago Friday, where caao Fndav. she remained •. nt ih-ir fArm-r ruunn ' Rnd George Bauer and compaided them home for Ito day. until Sunday when she accompan­ Mrs. Hazel Miller of South Bend. Springer and Miss Jeanne Irland. irmktrong—4'1'TLEr |rrt Flukrr Detroit. Qsdet May B. Fire guardian, Mra. Lynn Lewi*. fR“jiy nf Lanning spent Mother's Mr- and Mra. Ltoyd McCormick ied her son Philip W. Knlskem to Mr. and Mrs. J. Jemison and Miss Jeanette Maris of Battle Creek and The girls returned bv bus Sunday p,|V Wjth jtfr an(j Mr* Leon Bauer and four children of Detroit were Mr. and Mra. John Delnaay. The night after a happy weekend. •• -» . Bnd and Mr Mr. and Mr*. Mra. Frank Sage. guests of Mr. and Mra. Homer *v-r. War- a visit. gathering also celebrated Mrs. MIs* Barbara Maurer of Borjess Borjeu Fn ,hfe gnd Frank and Donald Abclson Abelson of ner over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hoekstra A-^he^itoTi SSuittpt Has- lol Mr. and Mra Harold Culler of | BOWL1NO NEW8 . t Mrs Wm Gladstone and----------small and Patty and Tommy Hoekstra of Helm's birthday anniversary. hoeultal. Kalamazoo was a. w-k. week- .. YtMllantl were weekend visitor* at -- ------------ -------tlpgi High and of Mailer's BurtH?JPis CuSer1*^ Thr Commercial Bowling Laaym end guest of Mr. and Mra. George Ill(. pome Of their crandoorenu. son of Kalamazoo were guests of Kalamazoo were Sunday guests of Mrs. Wilbur Lane entertained a Arm- 1 r'"’ 'kUt1 ,r" “hedule Thursday Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Valentine. her uncle and aunt. Mr and Mn. Mr. and Mra E. F. Bottum. table of bridge for. dessert on Mon­ nets College. Kalamasoo. and for d‘‘*h“r- **’*• J'1 A happy surprise for Mr. and Mrs Rodney Beckwith and lit- B. R. Reed over lhe weekend to sts ohr*to”pS; :SSL. ~ffi-ABSSSUSi.1 night ---------with State ----------------Insulation coi­ Mr and Mrs. George Steels vis­ day for thc pleasure of her house Mra Morse Nevins on tlielr wed­ tie son of Nile* are spending a few ning the championship for the year Ml** Stella Heath and Mrs Brock ited relatives at Tiffin. Ohio over guest. Mrs. Harry Bowser, of South Ttomom rreeivedhis of MlddlevlUe. Thirty guest* were ding annlversqrv last Wednesday rtnvs with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence of Niles aptrnt the weekend with the weekend. With a tram composed of Lea Haw­ Bend was tiw arrival of Mr. and Mr*. I.jrkln education In Kalamazoo and 1* now Mr. and Mrs. George B. Heath. thorne. George Baukh, Will Hack­ Mrs. Minnie McDonald entertain­ ■mnintoi in th- office nf the Fu'lcr ' which was performed amid a bow Gordon Haven*. (Marjorie Nevins) - Mr and Mrs George Robinson other guests on Sunday were Mr. ed Mr and Mrs. Harold McDonald tr beautiful spring Dower*. The ney; Chas Florio. Glen Monica and Sixteen guests were present Fri­ .. — •Mr*. .*-■ Warren Wilcox .Ifll,.—iv ...... < —_ Adelbert U.alk a —chil *111.­ of Ypsilanti. Mr. Havens --------- and- Mr and entered and .Mr*. Heath an and Will Ayres thev easily won the impressive wedding service was read and children Margaret and Robert day evening at the party given by Co • Kal*mazoo. thc service oni Tuesday. .. | gpmt the- weekend in Jackson. drrn of Bedford spot ct the league. Starting of Battle Creek on Mother's Day. Mrs. Bert Payne at her home, com­ .■-..nrr.rp „o nr tiiz -niriby Rev. ;0>' J. Laarrencc Ward of waru the Itev. J. Laurence oi me top MU* Alice Bates Mrs. C. M. M ftlr and Mllu Mrs. ml._ Walter ------ --stlate* and Mra. Mr Mr*. Bupt. «.. D. ... A. VanBusklrk spoke In first place on the opening nim Waiter Durkee of .rrrvmzs ltHiKTTRS ns THE ,fc JParmelce Mrthodut Jparmclce Methodist church. church Mother's Day guests of Mrs. L> plimentary to Mrs. James Brown. Pv™i*M Overstreet of Detroit arrived on woodland were Sunday cuesta of the Rotary club in Middleville on William* and Miss Mary Williams PkTHIAN SISTERS givm in marriage by they were not displaced during the Co-hosteiics were Mrs. Robert Thursday from Lakeland. Florida mr. -- anu• •jmi —-. •• — "•------Tuesday. Mr*. Harley Fox. Mr* Henry Mill- her father, was gowned in blue silk season and ended with a three gams were Mr. and Mra. Robert Williams Connelly and Mr*. Robert Kenyon. and Mrs. Overstreet returned to De­ । Mr. and Mn. Eugene Snyder of horns of Kalamazoo. George Scott went to the home Mra. J. U Valentine. Mr* Ed- wrb a corsage of white carnations, margin over Goodyear Broa Hdwe. Bridge was played al which Mra. der. troit on Friday. 1 All-can and Mr. and Mrs. Walter of his son and daughter-in-law. Mr win Smith. Mrs. J. W. Armbruster. -lllc matrotl of honor and beat man vs ho finished in second nlOM. After spending one month in De­ Mr and Mrs Earl Mudge were Tefft of Otaego snent the week- and Mrs. Leon Scott, of Battle troit syith friends and relatives and William Schader, Jr., and Mrs. L. Mra. W. j. Watkins and Mr*. Over- we— The teams finished tn tha laUO*aluj Mrs. Galen Fry broth­ Sunday cuesta -of Nashvllle friend.*. end with Mr and Mr*. Jess Snyder Creek on Monday for an indefinite one week In Chicago. Mra. H. A. J. Caston were the winners. lev Fox were in Katemazoo on Wed- er-m-law and sister of the groom, ing order- Stale Ir.iUlaUon. Good­ PvU. Robert Francisco. Maurice and Ardvthe and all were Sunday *tay. nesday. May 5. attending tile third Mrl j Lawrence Ward played the year Broa. Hdwe, Moooe. Anqrai returned to her home In Rapids- Adrounle Ortroth. Keith Fox nnd Pete Bach- UUU1C , guests of Mr. and Mrs- Max * Morris Sutton of Grand ” dinner district convention of the Pythian wedding march and both Rev. and Service. Medle*. Coffee Shop. Mid­ Hastings Sunday evening. thc hastes* to the Widow's club on elder of Camo Grant were home Snyder of Freeport. Sisters of Michigan. Syracuse Tem- Mrs Ward wnK B number of lovely dleville Creamery. City Falbera. visited Mr and Mrs. Otto IsenTuesday guests of Mra. Richard ------ ---lhe -----------Mr Mnd Mrl McGowan hath from Thursday UU Sunday Friday evening at her home. 513 nle of Kalamazoo entertained at jong, following the ceremony, over weekend. Moynahan Sale*. Trio Cate. Auto »,r. a>iu - --------- ------------—■- ru... Mri AIUson Louden of Doster Cook were Mrs. Ewing Graham of E Madison St. The usual carry- their lovely lodge at Oakwood lake, i Light refreshments were served Sport Shop and Consumers Power Dr. and Mra. Frank Carrothr* of--------Lansing spent. ....v Mother's Day _«.h with Chicago and Mrs. Donald Simpson Grand Chief Anna McManus being i and iaUr Mr and Mra. Armstrong Co. spent Sunday with her mother at Mr. and Mrs Dell Shively. visited Mr. -------------------------------and Mra. Charles Faul of Lansing. o'clock, honor guests being Mrs. WhiteliaU. the guest of honor. She gave a re- leJt on a short trip. Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop and from Wednesday till Saturday. Dave Goodyear led lhe league Miss Mary DeVries waa in Kala­ l)r. and Mra. Guv Keller were in — Miss Helen Wooton —---------was home mazoo Saturday evening to attend Clara Wilder and Mrs. Stella Hu- port ot the ambulance purch;w» by , Mrs. Armstrong chose for her with an average of 1®7: Lea Haw­ th* Pythian Sister* of the United weddjng day. the day of her great­ thorne *cor«l high individual aortas family were Hundav dinner guests uwtoMu e e a from Detroit from Saturday ill! the wedding of Miss Donna Powle ling. Battle Creek Sunday. Stales. The tint one wv bought grandmother's wedding. May 1. with 673; Glen Monica's 3«e tlngto of Mr. and Mrs. John Maurer of Mr and Mrs Wellesley Iron- Monday. Her mother. Mrs. J. A Andrew vanaermoirn Lt Andrew Vandermolcn On Monday the Study club met for 22000 at Christmas time and Gueata were present from Detroit, score was high solo game and Slate ride and Mrs. E. J Storkan *nent Wooton. who has been a patient and *«“ h AJ. Nosh rille. the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. nt Community hospital in Battle „ b. ceremony B, pjrst j^.. with Mrs James Bristol, Mrs. D. A. since U»en they have donated eleven | Onuld Rapid*. Ionia. Lansing. Mus- Insulation led the high team game Van Buskirk giving a revlewnf more ambulances and one ieeu ^on and Litchfield. , Forrest Johnson In Belding. 4 Creek waa broughtto Pennock hos-, !*“*“ u,c and acriea with 1033 and 27M martta. Dick Allen of Flint was a guest pltal on Sunday. ; »<rs Milo DeVries and Miss Marv "One World” by Wendell WBlkle. These machines were fullv eoulnned । ^-jle happy couple are among the । Bliss and Recreation League* will ready for service. Michigan had the highly respected young people of complete their echedules this week. M Oorton intolde. Jr . on Anne ’ DeVrlu were weekend kuewu o, honor of more than doubling its yrt* community and have begun general chairman for Ito coming urday. „ . ited her grandparents, the Rev. and Dorothy Whitenight of Kalaassigned quota for thU project.housekeeping at the Landacre farm- j MrI.EAY—FORSHKY year. # e Sundav visitor* In Battle. Creek. Mrs L. F. Burkev last week tor |“*7oo wnnciugn: 0. Several other fntereriing talks home south of town, near the ArmMl** Juanita Jean Forshcy dauxiiMen Io work os orderlies, jani­ were Mr. and Mrs Laurence Her- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward BurA .Oiin5on and Mra ValMn *m2m£ Fo£&y Mrs Joe Thomas .and MUs Betty were riven and the Hartings ladirs 5'lronB fann whl^ Theodore will I rick and Janet, Mr and Mra. Rob- rm, coming for her on Sunday. | *"*. A^Joixmon^md M . v 1 enloycd also "the excellent drills conunue to work. The beat of wishes , ,.r ™ tors. elevator operators and rtt Shannon and Barbara. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Chorlek Tcke* and " Thomas were hostesses al a surprise and felt that the da» h»d been from a host of friends are extended ‘££3°% Camp ClaiborneLa, birthday party given in honor of Mrs John Ironside and Mr*. John three children of Battle Creek were ■ 4 *** gL n J ‘ AL | at lne ,,on,e kitchen helpers at University were united in marrt^e April 30 Miss Marv Louise Thomas at the। wen spent The Tonnies rom South t0 thcm-Mlddleville Corres. Brass. Kuc.'.t* of Mr*. Ickes parents. Mr ■ nr..,Y(j McKlbbln left Fri- home of Mr- and Mra. Floyd Tioni- Haven. OUrgn. Plainwell, Katems-------------- - ---------------------- m hartii'R* npru <u Mto. Eileen Bolton o, KjU- .,,d M„ Wolter noekhUI, on Son- |d.^70r^SXn mS liinto Hospital. Ann Arbor. • j Mr5 McU-ay was graduated Iron as Monday evening. Fourteen guests‘ 100 V'S ro?®mJ^rn^bring ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT mazoo spent the weekend with Mrs. day. I counlc of w^eka or more with her were present and games furnishedL resented, the Hasting women being , The oI Beale L the Delton Rural Agricultural Thomas Sullivan. , Sunday gueste of Mr* Clara T or wttM or more Xnember* of Thornapple Temple. leaver toRobcrt F. Cooper. USNR. school PFC McLeay is the grandthe evening's entertainment. A. A. A. A. Anderaon_ef Anderson of Grand Grand RapRap- wilder Wilder were were -Mr. Mr. and and Mra Mrs Fred Fred. htutond^rho b .tatl^d tto^.. ills waa a dinner guest of Mr. and Kerch ot of Battle creex. Creek. Mr. >nd Mra WGBjJdford alpnt On Friday evening the Michigan Mra. “ uraaiora ai Mra Kelbr Stem Saturday night- * — Francis ------- Gorham of Rutland 4 *»«'• «}«' Mrs w u tended senates of Mrs ndpd the lhe funeral servj.ea Mra Bell employees had a farewell party Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Valentine townrtiip. Fred Adamson of Bed- !e Charles E. Blanchard at Marshall. for Louie Seeley al lhe home ot of Ypsilanti were Sunday dinner ford and Mr. and Mrs Arto Adam-1 Monday, at which Rev. S. Conger Hurrv Scobey, who Is leaving soon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ltoyd Val­ son nnd Mr*. Ella T/ylor of Lan- Hathaway and Rev. Harry W. Slav­ alng. entine. । .... officiated. Mrs. Henry Wellman went to erMr. Mr*. Stewart Kelley and Allan Mrs. William Hackney' entertain­ and Mrs Glenn Kahler were Also helpers in the Storeroom. are (pending the week with tor Rovnl Oak last week Tuesday for Sunday guests of Ms And Mrs. ed Monday evening tn honor of! A. , .... 'son tn Detroit and plan to visit a visit with her son-in-law and George Kahler of CUwerdale* her daughter. Shirley's eighth 44 hours per week, beginning !her rtaughicr the following week in daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore birthday, with eight guests being Mis. Ellis Kelley And children .» I H tf | O C rtrt An I L. ond]™^ J Fl ! H I . ra>c $125.00 per. month Mr ,„d M„. Bush. . present besides two grandmother* Mr. nnd Mrs Frank Bennett of spent Sunday at the home of her and a great aunt. mother. Mrs. Grace Mack of Loccjr. mcaUcuttors to be paid accord- Ernest Hayes were Mr. and Mrs. Nashville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. John Henney and Mr*. Duane Miller entertained ing IO experience. Apply in > ‘KST Mn — Mr and Mr*. Lceland Bennett. Mrs. Charles Hinman went to daughter of Lansing and Mr. and her club for dessert and cards Hammond. Ind . Thursday to see Mra Roy Henney and Bonita of Thuraday afternoon. May 8. at person or by letter ro grj.rj .r. Battle and Dr. Russell of tor brother. Tech. Sgt. Harold Linden Creek her home on S. Hanover. Winners spent Sunday with Mr. and Kentucky. Miss Jo Anne Finnic Shield*, who was home from Mitch­ Mrs. Roy Everett and called on Mrs. at pedro were Mrs. Miller. Mr*. will remain in Hastings with Mr. ell Field. L. T, on furlough. Mrs. Sarah Henney. at Pennock hos­ Russell Zerbel and Mrs. Royal Hayes. Traveling prize was won by and Mrs. Joseph McKnlght until Hinman returned on Sunday. Bunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. pital. — . -. . , . I Hie school vear is finished. Ensign F. M. Granger left Sat­ Mrs Hayes Mr*. Tom Myers will TniS IS on essential industry Mr. and Mrs. Ray Aldrich of C. H Ten Eyck were «... -Mr. -----------------and Mra. entertain thc club on Wednesday for Seattle. Washington, afternoon. May 19, at her home on r»<if a it' Caledonia spent Mother's day with Claude Jurgensen of Groa*c Pointe urday after spending nine days with his uut Mr* Charles Aldrich. and Mr. and Mrs. Colin Munro of South Hanover. I Father Robert Taffee of St. Au- Nashville. Hospital Guild No. 7 met with austlne parish. Kalamazoo spent Mrs L. Winston Stone went to I Sunday with hte mother. Mrs. Leo Fort Wayne on Monday for a visit of 500 naval officers al Boston, Mra. C. L. Texter and tied off two Mass, Io be given a special as­ comforter* for the Red Cross. This ; Tnffee. with friends this week. signment to the fleet Upon reach­ 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Texter were Mra. G. A. Potter and Lawrence ing Seattle he will be transported makes four this guild has given to lhe Red Croa* this winter. Lunch Sunday gu-sLs of her mother. Mrs of Flint and Mr*. Lester Teegurden ; Plovd McDermott of Wall Lake. I of Jackson visited Mrs Delbert tn his ship some where on lhe STEAM HFAT Herbert Quigley at noon. Mr. and Mrs. George Wild pf Whitmore Friday and M1m Stella west coast. Tho*e from out-of-town who at­ I Grand Rapids »pcnt lhe weekend. Heath at the home of Mr. nnd r A COLD WATER tended the funeral of Mrs. Charles Mra. Charles Potts entertained I with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Van' Mra. George B. Heath on SalurDeal were Mr and Mrs Newman will) a luncheon-shower on Sat­ SHOWER BATH Pnpering. I day. Deal. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ahrens urday at her home on south Park Mr*. Dewev Hon returned on Mrs. H. J. Freeland is expected of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. street honoring Mrs. Edward Bar­ Friday from Monrovia. California. I home this week from a visit with . Mr. and Mr*. Paul A. Ward of her sister. Mra. Belle Stone of Emery Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence ber. Places were laid tor twelve Towne and Mrs Joe Smith of De­ I Grand Rapid-, spent Sunday cve- Syracuse and other relatives in troit. Mra Caroline Armstrong and guests at small tables which were centered with dainty bouquets of .nlng with his parents. Mr. and Rochester. N. Y. James Bristol left Tuesday on a Mrs. Ernie Clear of Peoria. Illinois. pink and white sweet peas. , Mra. Warren Ward. Mr and Mrs. Gerald Ahrens and Mrs. Fred Stebbins and Mrs. A. i Mr and Mra. Raymond Tobias business trip to Memphis. Tenn., family were Saturday night anti H. Carveth served at the buffet and Mra. Archie Tobias were Sun­ and New York Cttv. Mrs. George Robinson and Mrs. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mm table which was attractive with a day cuesta of Mr. and Mra. Latiminiature cradle centerpiece filled 8 C. Brock were guests of Mr. and Oscar Palmer. Mrs. Robert Cole spent from with pink and white sweet peas be­ Mrs Warren Wilcox of Jackson from Friday till Sunday. Their Thursday until Saturday In Grand tween tall white tapers. Honors at cards for the after­ brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Rapids Mr. and Mra. Donald Manning noons play went to Miss Suzanne Mra. Weldon Bronson, were Sun­ day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Basil and daughter. Sharon of Ypsilanti Kreider and Miss Francis LockeMrs. George Stuckey of Charlotte Smith and daughter of Jackson, the visited home folks over the week­ end. four Hastings people returning Sun­ Earl R*ld of south Hastings left day evening. Mrs. Lorenz 8c heIhas and Mra. Mrs. Clarence Woodard (Helen by buss Saturday afternoon to vis­ O. Avery Aten entertained Thurs­ Bishop) and daughter. Joyce of it hts brother. Meredith (Mike) day evening. May 8. at the home of Kittery Point. Maine, came yet- Reid of Camo Howze. Texas. He lhe former. A spring motif was terdav tor a visit with the former's will also visit his brother. Robert cotried out in the serving table and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert of Loa Angeles. California. Mr. and Mra. Don Hosmer and rrtreihments. Miss Mabel Coaby, Bishop and other relative*. Miss Anne vanWestrenen, Mra. Bar­ Mra. Juna Mprtln and Mrs. J. son Max. spent Sunday with the bara Ruehl, and Mia* Marian Saw­ mother. Mrs. Eleanor E Mattoon were in Lansing on Sat- former's yer poured. Guests included women urday. ■ - *** Stridden. Sunday guests of Mra. Fav Mar­ teacher and teacher's wives. Pvt. Frederick Bishop of Fort Custer, Mrs. Bishop and Miss Joan ble were Mr. and Mrs. Lyman The Busy Eight club entertained Dill of Traverse City visited the Chamberlain and family of Ch>r- their Mothers al a dinner, at the 112 S. Teffsraoa St Pkoaa 2421 fqjjner'.* parents. Mr. and Mrs. totte. also her father R. B. Carly- home of Mr*. Fred Smith. Monday Herbert Bishop, over the weekend. on and Mr and Mra. Henry Cham­ evening, May 10. After the dinner they enjoyed a social evening at the Frederick was sent to Fort Custer berlain. local. Mr Mra William Fox of home of Miss Katherine Weeber. .... and — .— .— „. last week Wednesday with a group Kalamazoo spent lhe weekend with with Mr*. George Hillman and Mrs. me home the uuuic folks. uiarence Johncock, Clarence jonncocx. high nign and ana Mr*. Mra. Mr. and Mra. Victor Henney en- Howard Osborn tow at Bunco, tertalned hl* mother. Mrs Mary] • • • L. Hennev of Freeport and Mr. and | Mra. Roselle Stanton entertained F. FASHIONED 7Qc Mra. Andrew Roush, at a Mother's the Home Economics club of Irving Dav dinner Sunday. I Grange with a pot luck dinner on SHEER RAYON .... • W Mrs Lyle Newton returned Sat- Tuesday. May 11. After the business RAYFLEX SHEER 4 00 urday from Oxark. Ala, after! meeting bunco was played, with spending,a mohth with her hu*- Mr*. Anna Willits and Mra. Leslie al ■ band who Is stationed there. winning tM pri««. RAYFLEX OUT SIZE HOSE । Miss Bettie Weaver returned last Mra. Edward VanPopering enter­ F. Fashiened 4 00 Wednesday from Norfolk. Va. tained her bridge club for deasert Rayon I where she had been visiting her ।! on Tuesday. High scores were turned fiance. Robert F. Cooper. RM3-C. tn by Mra. Leon Slander and Mra. Size* 14 to 20—38 to 52 LISLE COTTON Ribbed Top USNR. who was in a port for a C. W. Dolan. Hexulsr sizes 50' few day*.' Holf Sizes 18’/i to 28Vi I PFC Gerald J. Gonyou and hl»: ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT ' ' HICKORY CORNERS, MICH. bride of a month are expected honie Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas, 131 nn a furlough May 1A Gerald is E. Bond St. Hastings, wish to an­ stationed at Pt. Warren. Wyoming, nounce the engagement of their nnd thev will visit his parents. daughter Mary Louise to Pfc Edw. Mr. and Mr*. John B. Gonyou A Mroslnskl. stationed at Kellogg while here. Jimmy and Gary Teegardin. who are spending some time with their •••» grandparents. Mr and Mra. L. J. ,'be announced later. Teegardin. spent Sunday with their ---------------- -—HASTINGS father at Battle Creek. ■ Keep uncooked, well-cured meat SPECIAL SINGING! ALL ARE WELCOME! a dark.— cool, dry, airy pUce. Mr. and Mra. Richard Brodbeck In ...----------------------------._4 on hlim bacon, and and daughter* of near Woodland . Leave wrapping until ready to visited at the Leeland Bennett home other eurea meat m< Saturday. Mra Fred Fbwler of near Springport came on Thursday for a visit with her mother, Mra. Ciia*. Blggi. and sister. Mra. Katie Bauch man. and other friend*. Sgt - Lynn Perry returned on Thuraday ta Pert ’leaning. Ga.. alter spending his furlough here with relatives and with Mra. Perry SOCIAL ITEMS WANTED Rate 56c to 61c per hour 48 hours per week ■■H Sports Wear SLACKS, SWEATERS, Personnel Office LE I BLOUSES, PLAYSUITS CULOTTES, SHORTS ' FARMERETTES ROOMS All Sixes! Exira Popular Prices! HOTEL HASTINGS Bakery Specials for Friday and Saturday! CHERRY ROYAL CAKE ROLL 35c BANGIIAIIT BAKERY ILS tooth ow. ora. k can. ir articles too Admiration Hose New Styles in Sheer DR€SS€S Beniberg! Fine Lawn! Voiles ! Sheer Crepe Revival Services May 10 thru 23 398 g95 7:30 Each Night WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. L. H. MAYFIELD Evangelist 'rop. ADLE. Clerk Exclusive, but not expensive §50 �Hastings Banner i •nd k mtitled to lahwii Chenney all of Hasting*- * Mr. and . Mrs. Ernie Bateman and son RlchThai tke 3r<i day »f anj »pent Sunday with the former** ... I* Ple»*c re»nem>*r th” the ceme. BARRYVILLE (ery dues for Barryville cemetery Mra. Charles Day and Mra. Gor- |are due any time aiwi may oe pn.u don Hoffman returned home Bun- to Mrs. Merritt Mead or Will Hyde, day night after an absence of nearly * Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cottrell and 7 weeks spent at O------ m-..----------------------------- gon. Their visit wi cause of the Hine! man with mumps. (OITORIA1— ASSOCIATION ! COOK* WANTED— let »«td 2nd ter 1 U.y." naeirr 1 •’*J4"rU.w %ik» Sheldon Agency Ratkr-B«ls jiTv Marcellus, with relatives. * Mr. and ; Lahr and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence HlgMra. Welby Crockford and Janice, **— -------- ”-•*”*■ were Saturday night and Sunday were Sunday afternoon callers. Sat­ guests last week of Mr. and Mra. J. urday afternoon callers ‘were Mr. L>. Higdon * Mra. Robert Tobias is and Mrs. Clinton Watson t Betty slowly recovering from thc bums Higdon> of Indianapolis. Ind. and she received from hot grease, burn­ Corp. Tech. Charles A. Higdon of ing her right limb from the knee to the hip. It haa been very pain­ ful and we are glad she is better. * u— I —r ___ 1 r'Vt.ii ’ 5-13 ; WASTED- Men for >•£ ** in getenw lr.Je.lry Ph-"- 24.d 5’3 WANTED—W«msn ter bakery »wk , »»r. Apply ia peraow. Uan<>.art Surety Bonds Phone 21*3 Hastings NASHVILLE PHONE 3201 Dates can be made at Banner office. «. WANTED— Heirs l*«pli-. “»n °r warnen. Prater etehltlmi. p—ple that we ,ai, train Io b’ department minerer*. Apply at oner to .lore manager Mont­ eomerr Ward Co.. H*etlti»« 513 WANTED—Men elth ehanffrur’a llreme t.. drive truck and pick up surbase In liattle Creek Thi, enrk l« .. ea.enUal lag War Man Power Board. AU-ott Contrartins Co. 10 E. Mt-hlran. Hallie Creek. . WANTED—A woman IO do houaewnrk .nd lake ear* ot teo .mall children. Muhrr t. emr.lore.l in detent work. 1 Mr«. Harold Ward. CUverdale. R 1. j (Formerly Allda MrCWrkio > 5-1 ' WANTED—Ctrl -r enmao tor k<m.’a«k. rood »a»r. Mr. Chaa. Faul. .11* H. Jetter.on, tihr.ee °!l? WAXTEIa—Waitr.-.., eapertei..- not nr re.tary. 1.1st «rb«.ol sraduate. appl» _n»w toffee Hk»P. 5-III WANTED—Automobile tarrhanlc eat.able „f taklns rare of /J." Marshall Furnaces liattle' Crr-k. S t! WANTED—Someone part time who ran lyto. to take rare of yurreapoadenrr. rm-d pay Barry Co. Tmtrltt and JU- 1 , | ' Swanson Agency 109 W. Stalo PROTECT YOUR CAR From Sl.M np with State Farms 80-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT ________ « - AUCTION SALES Ltet Your Salo With HENRY FLANNERY Repairs furnished ond installed for all makes of furnaces Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sander* for Rent C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 143 E. State Phone 2331 tf USED CARS FOR HALE-- I'Llr. Chevrwh-I eoupe. 5 Ur... Write 'M.M " Carr Hanner. 513 Mra. Verayl Stanbaugh and daugh: ter of Lansing were Thuraday night ’•’■■'land Friday guests. * Mra. Vern. " Marshall and daughters were Moth-1 ’ Am era' D»y guesu of Mr. and Mrs. El1 mer Gillett. Mr. and Mra. Hfenry That Klevering and son of Muskegon reretiea turned to their home Friday, but iitiim ' ’rh(‘ B“«ry County War Price and >hnnr । Ration Board announces the fols-13 lowing celling price schedule on •land potatoes effective in Barry county: s-t.t| Price dealers should pay farmWrlte era for eating potatoes—<2.45 cwt. ft H . plus 10 cents cwt. plus 15 cents j ' > I cwt. plus 25 cents cwt or S2.05 cwt. mo4 |or .0205 x 60 or Si.77 per bushel. nuiy Selling price from store to Con5 I3; sumer, 11.77 plus 33 1-3 percent for profitW.65 per bushel; 70 cents ,hr.i 11*1- Peck or 40 cents per 4 peck 5-13 For Seed Potatoes from store add >■ be 47 cent* per bushel of S2 65 plus rare 47 cents or S3.12 per bushel. । a ta | Price farmer should charge con- ■ form, sumer for eating potatoes delivered I 5,3 to house, 12 45 cwt plus’10 cents H «<*|cwt. plus 15 cents cwt. obis Sl.no ’•fra I cwt or •3-70 cwt: or .037 x 60 equals also one Fords Hammermill, made by Meyers and Sher­ man Co. F. S. NIETHAMER ' Mrs. Adalbert Reynolds of Has­ tings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Orville Pursell and Dora. * Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, Jr. of McCall«»m enent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore. * Mr. and Mrs. I Ben Campbell of Hastings scent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. i Edward Rice and Vcta. * Mr. and I AUCTIONEER list year Auction Salts with DEWEY REED Ua can bc made at Banner office. «M 5467 Hasting!, Mijh. Rapid* spent Sun- JAKE DEPRIESTER of Cressey spent Sunday with Mrs. Samuel Geltter and the Foster fam­ ily. * Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Ritchie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Conklin. * Mothers day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hammond were Miss Mary Bauich of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. George Bauich and family and Mr. and Mra. Geo. Buyer ft STILES and Catnpaay Hostings *Uckyard*, phone 2&U, or eaU We Remove Dead Animals CARDS OF THANKS Every Saturday C. "BILL" SHERWOOD GLENN F. LAUBAUGH M Na. Michigan Arenas Creek Rendering Co. Lloyd Huger, Mfr. Mrs. Klevering quite ready to go SWITCHTENDERS 'back to work. * Mra. Ruth Spring­ er and daughter Irene of Hotel TELEGRAPH OPERATORS ui»«tlr>vs were Friday night and Loren Coppock Saturday guests of the former's sis­ YARD CLERKS ter. Mrs. L. A. Dav and family nnd [prepared the wedding breakfast for Apply Superintendent's Office, I the Butlne — Day wedding. * Dr. NYCRR, Jackson, Mich. >r.. --- ii.nn..- ____. __ GRANGES PRICES PAID KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS BE SAFE AND AVOID SEVERE PENALTIES Come in or phone for an explanation of the new motor vehicle safe­ ty responsibility law. < Dorrance Trethric Agency 2nd Floor Natl Bank Bldg. THEY SERVE T00...<?77lZ/%w/ Farmers SERVE AMERICA BETTER When They're Served By Amazing Comfort ln._ for some of that good HASTINGS Lily White Flour \ YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable HIGHEST PHONE Horses \ Delton, Mich. We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay thc phone charges. Phone Hasting! 2565- or Kalamazoo 2-9544.. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT 2697 IN MEMORIAM INSURANCE ond BONDS For Prompt Removal of i Old, Crippled or Dead j \ Hones and Cows / INSURANCE For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper b Battle AUCTIONEER FIRST -CLASH CARPENTER—(an now do that Job »t bulldins, repairing or palnllnr. Very rraaonable. Phone 7S7W-X 5'27 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED — Ma ebiae sroun-l. Ixare mowers at 710 S. Waablnslon St. or at Handera Marhlne Shop. North Broadway. Munn and Handera. _ _ 5 20 FOR SALE CASH AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP ’EM ROLLING BRAKEMEN WASTED EMPLOYMENT FARM EQUIPMENT AND M1SC. _____________________ Shipping Livestock 'toEav' DEAD STOCK REMOVED! of Battle Creek were Tuesday after­ noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Day and family. * A shower was given foj Mrs. Kenneth McClelland and Mra. Alberta McClelland Gosch Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mra. Albert McClelland. They received some lovely gifts. * t-rrm One Fords milking machine, Allis Cholmer Dealer WOODLAND, MICH. in Chester, near Charlotte. He was a former resident of Cedar Creek and for nineteen years had worked for the Hercules Chemical Co. of Kalamann, retiring three years ago and moving to Chester. Surviving are his wife, Estelle; one daughter. Mrs. Veda Wright of Chester, aLso ten WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHI Help Cattle SMITH BROS. VELTE O CO. VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. HASTINGS, MICH. CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training * line llddleville TODAY. American farmers work harder and longer on their feet than over before. That's why Wolverine's famous triple-tan­ ning process means so much to them. It tans tough, super-dura­ ble shell horsehido as soft.and pliable aa buckskin—makes Wolvsrine Shell lioraehides feel like old bouse slippers. They aven dry oat soft after soaking. Wolver­ ine Shell Horschldea are serving America by helping farmers pro­ duce more food because their feet don't tire as fast in such soft, com­ fortable work shoes. Wolverine Triple-Tanning also helps, retain­ ing all the natural wear-defying toughncns of shell horaehide in the solas and uppers ... Try a pair. Truss Fitting I IXPERIENfED FITTER ' REID’S RESORT, THORNAPPLE LAKE r CUT-RATE SHOeSTOBE tfys �Charlotte. He was it of Cedar Creek years had worked i Chemical Oo. of ng three years ago eater. Surviving arc one daughter, Mrs. Chester, also ten The remains were he Leonard funeral ck Wednesday af- ’ THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. MAY 13, 1943 A Waac Takes the Wheel BARRY BYPATHS By JANE CAMERON Ruffle has been a busy girl lately. She has spent a great deal of time up in a hickory lire helping some robins build their nest, we had to get tough with her and explain that even Good Samaritans have their place. Even with pressure, she found It ditnoUlt to abandon this project •Id HaihtrMt STOCK IVED! petition In paying rows. Small stock rompc Service 7 ane collect. Battle Rendering Co. ger. Mgr. tf. HICKORY MY EXPENSE ON EER Dolton, Mich. tanner Office. 3LED luable K I D ecn St. in thc phone o 2-9544. ORKS 7W; When tln_ NE Site was bored after having been locked in the house half a day, and heard a buzzing sound In a window. She got on the back of a big chair and found a fly banging his fore­ head against the window pane, try­ ing to get through it and back out doors., She sat up like a squirrel, pointed those expressive ears of hers forward, witlch means trouble in any man’s language, and began cuffing at the fly. Her feet are so enormous that when she had litem both on the window at once, we had a small blackout She made a com­ plete wreck of Mr. Fly. He looked like Rommel's Army. Then site ate him and licked her chops thor­ oughly and looked up some new trouble. We read the new potato price and after the shock, we started mourn­ ing over all the pecks of peelings we threw out this winter. Wc are going to souk them and scrub them and cook them with their pelts on. weekdays, after tills. Girls. If you want to do a little meat-stretching that is yummy, try this: In your Swiss steak, put the usual onions, also grate some car­ rots. chop some green pepper or plmiento. and then add two or three cups tomato Juice. Make it the usual wav on,I with nrlrlltlnnl vr>,.r steak will go farther and you have a most delectable. vitamin-packed dish. I learned tills trick in Kala­ mazoo. Thc fact that unskilled women i Army’s famous school at Lowry are needed by the WAAC u well u | Field. Colorado, taking a 12 weeks’ !_ 'women with lltUIllUK. training, wu Clliptiaempha- | tUUTJW. course. mUSlCUinS Musicians OI of me the IOUF four WZVAM WAAC * UttlCtl WIUI zled by Lt. Col. Archie B Whitlow, j bands can attend the Army Music district recruiting officer, today. 'School at Fort Meyers. Virginia. A ’’Tlie Army," he said, "takes It ' 13 weeks course is offered at‘the itself to train women in many , Midland Radio and Television upon wot............... —, i School In Kansas City. Missouri, vital, technical fields". WAACs are being fitted for val­ where some fortunate recruits leant uable work in photography for the to be radio repair women and op­ Army Air Forces. Other examples erators. - -------include the WAAC administrative I In some cases WAACs receive schools located at training centers । ’on the job training thus working and selected colleges. Enrollees are and learning at the same time, given six weeks training after their i Women 21 to 45 with nt least taro initial four week* of basic instruct- years high school education, and ion. if selected for the admlntstra- with no dependents are needed by live school. the women's army. They must be in Others are learning the “Ins and 1 gdbd health and with approved outs” of truck driving at the motor ’ character. Information on the ortransport achools or to help feed ganlzatlon can be found in Hastings tha Army In lhe cooks and bakers at the Hastings Banner Office section. . Photographic laboratory where Miss Grace Relckord has technicians are trained at the booklets and applications. FOr Uie "Well, what do you know about this Dept,"—Ell Whitney de­ veloped and originated the methods used In present day mass produc­ tion. the old smarty. Wc can thank him for refrigerators, cars, and ra­ dios In reach of everybody s pocket­ book. Bless his heart. I always get the biggest kick out of setting a hen and having her grab lire eggs with tier bill and roll them under her, then wiggle them around until she has each qne ex­ actly to suit her fancy. , who would feed people who had got the taste for haling with new brands of hate; race hatreds, class hatreds, religious hatreds. ’’ CLAY HILLS Mrs. Guy McNee has been In Bat< tie Creek, ilia post week her daughter, Mrs. Cl and new l»by. who has — Beverly June. * Mr. and Mra. Eu­ gene Haight of Grand Rapids spent the weekend at their home In Clav Hills. ★ Mr. nnd Mra. Joe Drescn of Grand Rapids were weekend vis­ itors at Ray McCauls. Mr. and Mrs. Hullet of Middleville, were visitors on Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. Leon Potts spent Sunday at Mrs. Lenna Johnson’s in Bowne. * Wilbur Gibbs and family of Kalamazoo, spent Sunday al Chaa. Gibbs. * Loyd Dundas has been having a furlough fnr a few days, he came by plane from Iceland. CAN CARRY ARMS Permissions to carry guns were issued Wednesday to George O. Holes of Middleville nnd Harley McMillan, of Woodland by the local board, which consists of Prosecuting Attorney Barnett. Sheriff Bera and a member of the State Police. No single food is as Important In lhe diet u milk. Buy milk in quan­ tities large enough to meet the needs of your family and keep it In tho best possible condition until used. 1 MARRIAGE LICENSES Carl Z. Sheerin. Orangeville ArILw L. Cnlthrop. Prairieville Robert J. Hardman. Army Mra. Deasle M. Breazclc. M Elmer Gallup. City.......... ... Barbara McCormick. City ... Henry E. Bronson, city--------Grace Englerth. city .............. Richard Huckendubler. city .... 21 DRUG SPECIALS For Spring "Wewtfyi farmers meh soft, com- • ia. Wolverine help#, retainwear-defying oraehlde In tho WANTED Women to work os assistants in the diet kitchens, house­ keeping maids and nurses* aids at University Hospital, Ann Arbor. Rote* 48c to 55c per hour 48 hours per week Apply in person or by letter to Personnel Office This is on essential Industry Out s-13 Clinton Adams Ivan A lie rd ing Raymond Anders John Anderson Robert Anderson Bill Babcock Richard Babcock Glenn Bachelder Charles Hames Reid Bassett Winston Boyes Robert Bradshaw Clair Brady Donald Braley Carl Brock Richard Brock Harold Bromcis Jack Brounard Richard Brower Donald Brown Maynard Brown Lloyd Brunt Lavern Bryant John Buehler Robert Bums John Bush James Carpenter George Cashmere " HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Clarence Chaffee Cecil Charles Donald Chase Clarence Cheney Edward Cisler George Converse Orville Cooley Shirley Cox Jack Crockford Robert Crittenden Ernest Crumback Don Curtis Earl Curtis Jerald Curtiss Orville Curtis William Curtis Elwood Hawkins Roy Hayes Frederick Haywood Darrell Dean Arthur Dodge Gerald James Richard Johnson Howard Johnston Robert Jordan George Juppatrom Francis Edgecomb James Endsley Leslie Enstan Eugene Flanders Kirk Foreman Paul Foster Keith Fox Robert Francisco Milford Frederickson Raymond Garvey Harold Gates Albert Graham DeWitt Gregory George Hagedorn ' Maurice Haight Wesley Han|e Stanley Hansen Dwight Harrington Charles Harvarth Lyle Hathaway Curtis. Hawkins Donald Heath Robert Helrigel Harold Helsel Charles Higdon Junior Hill Frank Hpbbs Carvin Hoffman Kenneth Hoffman Donald Howell Dorr Howell Steve Hula Norman Keller George Kellogg Richard Kingsbury Leo Kloppc Kenneth Kopf Thomas KunRichard Leinaar Donald Lucas Charles Lykins Richard MacLeroy David Mapes William Mason Hewilt Matson Lee McCallum Ernest McCormick Richard McIntyre Elwood McLeod Bernard McPharlin Orval Schult Clarence Seri Jan Philip Shepard Ernest ShUten Maynard Nicholson George Oaks Charles Ogden Earl Otis Carl Overholt Gienard Showalter । John Shults Gerald Slftoa Lestev Smith Raymond Smith Orio Springer Gilbert Paine Edwin Parker Stewart Peters John Pierre Richard Pike Raymond Piper John Potts David Stone Thurlow Stack Robert Ransom Albert Reisler Milford Vanauken George Roush Dale Roush Roger Hush Donald Ruthruff Gerald Ryan Russell Sage Kenneth Salcno Vlneetaw SaUk Robert Saunders Robert Schaller Robert Schriner Waller Woiovtes HASTINGS CITY BANK LyBARKER’S HASTINGS ffuy aUSEO Following is a list of men in the Armed Forces for whom we do not have addresses. If you can give us the address of any of these men, please phone, write, or stop in and tell us. Help keep the Service Men’s directory up-to-date. See the complete list of Service Men in the lobby of this bank Riehaad Bogart • We aren’t looking for a hero’s halo, or anything of the sort. But we do point out that in war times your pre­ scription pharmacist has a rather important part to play. We share, with your pnyaidan, the great responsibility of keeping people well so that our vitally important war work will not be delayed. If you are feeling a Little under par physically, we urge you to call on a good physi­ cian. Our part is to nil his prescription—exactly as di­ rected— snd at a fair price. MUNICIPAL COURT again on Friday. The George McNutt of this city was arrested Friday charged with using Improper license plates on his auto­ mobile. He was brought before Judge RET1RNED TO FORT CURTKR Cortright in the Municipal court, admitted the offense, and wu giv­ en a fine of gio and 84.50 costs. He wu placed on probation for 30 days. on Friday Arthur Main. 32. of this city wu arrested and convicted a few weeks the young man. officers from tiiat proper license plates on his car. He Fart returned the young man to headquarters there, where he will 84-50. and was given a probationary face a desertion charge. period of 30 days, during which he Mllk and egg dishes are good, but money. The 30 days rolled along spoil easily. If custards, cream pies, all right but the fine and costa were puddings, etc. sre- not to be eaten not forthcoming. Accordingly he wu at once, cool them quickly, cover, brought before Judge Cortright Help the Men in the Armed Forces To Be Listed in the Directory Carl Beach Robert Beadle Kenneth Beckwith Eugene Bennett Richard Bennett Prosper Bernard IS A 'Wvtfatcf | GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO YOUR DRUGGIST Don’t wash eggs before storing. Water destroys the protective film that keeps out air and odors. Wipe eggs off with dry. rough cloth. Store eggs In open bowl or wire basket in a cool place. ■ ring. Wolver- Un Jennie BlebUn. bu com­ May Bo Two Meatless Days pleted negotiations for the control • of Hotel Barry and will reopen the For Hotels, Restaurants * The authorities at Washington Work was begun Monday sawing are. so it is said, considering the the logs owned, by J, T. lombard proposition of requiring restaurants on the old redmlll property. There and hotels to have two meatless TWENTY YEARS AGO are about 300.000 feet of logs on the days rr.c’i week. That will be adding April 18. 1923 and It will be’nearly three considerable to the difficulties of Damage of 11000 resulted from ground weeks before lhe work is completed operating such places. But at that u fire in the F H the Brunner store .I u " ''^reMlne ranidlvThe1 "7^. building; formerly Sherman third it will not be as hard to get by house at Freeport Monday morning. £ ™ J* *rd with as the "meatieM. wheatless, About I“ .^...5“f<*nUra heatlcss days” of World War No. 1. About 81000 11000 damage damage wu was done done by by have begun to put on aiding. Those who remember that period fire to the school house nt Middle­ will not forget the experiments that ville Tuesday morning. were tried ut that time to get sub­ Edward Goodyear and Miss Ann FIFTY YEARS AGO April 20. 1893 stitutes for wheat bread. They were Thomas of Detroit were married but were .enOrlie B. VanHorn will sing at the not -— verj— zsuccessful, ---------■— — at Detroit April 12. Grandma Jennings celebrated her World’s Fair this summer with Ute dured as a matter of patriotism. |-------- -■»» ,------------- -90th birthday Sunday at .the Dale University Choral Union. Subscriptions for the court house IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE Freeland home. It was also Bert WAR—FORGET IT. Freelands birthday (not 90 though) clocks are coming In fairly well. Mrs. Franz Willison returned to _______________________________ and Ml- and Mra. F. drove over from.-Hastlngs and helped celebrate., Eaton Rapids Monday after a | week’s visit with her parents here THIRTY YEARS AGO ; Merrick Reed has moved Into the April 24. 1913 U brtck b>acl‘5mltii shop across from William' Allen aged 24. ruptured ,11 n hihvmjwI nf ! his heart phlle engaged In a boxing , dl'1)S?*d bout in the Trim building Thursday „ evening and died soon afterwards. ‘ Presl0'‘ °» account of In chapel Monday morning hon, w,., „„„„ , ors awarded the members of the R1S|VK 21 ,wS?°tak?eha4e senior teh hJ1 senior class class of of Hastings Hastings High High school school • were the News, which he recently pur­ were announced announced as as follows: follows: Bernice Bernice Pennock. Delton: Delton; -Blanche McCall- clvf?e,; _ um. Shultz; Lillian Peck. Hastings; At the auction sale held last Morris Foreman. Hastings; Elsie 2??“^“^.?*urn!ie Holmes. Hastings; Sidney Shipman. • dtJ“.hi1 Hastings: Bertha Ferris, Hastings. | Ing the court yard and Tor the sale Richard Loppenthien of this city । court Jiouse. Ed. Barlow and MbsJeuleMaeDolan ML, JoU. M.n DoUn of of l.udLud- •received “ the » .'. contract ‘S'K for grading. Ington were united in marriage at । “hta ner yard the horns of lhe bride’s uncle. Ex 'hld N T Parker was the blithest Mayor William Rath last week Wednesday In ten days they will the Herrick Ijouse on Green St. ____ „ „„ . Mrs. Woodruff Intends to erect a I1 1%!^, hotcl d 1 fire-proof one story garage build- for “ sample rotxn. __________ ing at lhe comer of court and Jefferwn Sts. Wm. Hall, whose store EATER adjoins the present building, plans THAN SUPPLY baker which meant to erect a new building late in thc 1 Eaton county has a Maple Sugar summer. -------- Producers Association Who report that this year the demand for mapie syrup considerably exceeded the FORTY YEARS AGO supply. Three church ladles aid so­ April 23. 1903 The Farmers’ Slate Bank of Mid­ cleties in one North Dakota town dlevine was organised Tuesday with pooled their orders and ordered paid in capital of 337.000. Simon 100 gallons from the Association Heist wu elected president and One Detroit firm placed on order John G. Nagler city attorney of for 900 gallons, and there were other unusually large orders Thc asso­ Hastings was made cashier Two Wayland boys attempted to ciation reports tiiat production was wreck the M. C. train here Friday good during the season, but that night by placing an Iron bar across Mme sugar bush owners did not tap the track. Fortunately it was dis­ their trees because of labor shortcovered and removed Just before the passenger train with 150 pass­ FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS 111 E. STATE ST. engers arrived. i Kldhoqd remembrance — Great, moist slabs of homemade bread spread thickly with fresh-churned butter and topped off with rich, oldfushluned brown sugar. I would have to think of something like this during rationing, and worse yet. write It so everybody else can suffer too. People have been murdered for less. All kidding aside, chums, ra­ tion ing is a blessing to ail us toogenerously-uphoUtered epicures. We Just can’t resist quoting an­ other paragsaph from the Theo­ logical Seminary's professor, in his rebuttal to Rex Stout’s article ad­ vising us to ’’Hate or lose the war." It is obvious from these masterful words that we must avoid anything that smacks of hate. We must get ourselves imbued with a crusading and abiding, determination to wipe out all aggression, but that spirit doesn't include Hate, with is a Nazi weapon, and not for America. Re­ member. Miss ’Liberty's torch lights the way for all the world to follow. Here Is lhe paragraph: _ ‘’The truth is that wars are not won by dosing people up with a lot of synthetic hatred. They can be effectively lost that way. as Hiller I will find out. This nation had betI ter take it’s chance of winning, not L by glandular virus, but by clear f thinking, positive and intelligently I disciplined will. _ I * "Hatred is not something that dls6 charges itself upon one object then • conveniently disappears. It is a pol। son in the blood, an emotional de| bauch. which is not quick to dlup. pear. There may be plenty of de- SECTION TWO—RACES 1 | Backward Glances Bits of Yasterday 4 -----------------PHONE 2115 PHONES: 2105-2103 'Fifty-Six Years of Continuous Service HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �TWO THK HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAT !>, J Ml MU* Joan Smith lovhar homo at wnlcc Connie volunteered for Navy|pt»her In Fennville, Sunday. A Mr. son Robert and lady friend of Lan- and MUs Marjorie Mills who have .three blood transfusion* lhe day of Odea** Friday evening. Guests were NashvilU for the weekend. * John' service some time ago and hopes and Mra. Frank Cobum and daugh- sing were Friday visitors of her resided in lhe Sandefur apartments the operation—two being given by Margene Kussmaul. Barbara Hersh­ Fotta Pott* of rtf lhe thfi Michigan Mtahtaon Blate Riai. colr«i. -u. 10 ** -----------thttM asaigned. -------. u. A Miss Jeanette —......... J ter of Yankee Springs are occupy- I pwcntJ1. Mr. and Mr*. Ciiarle* are now staying with Mre. Lillian hta son Bob and hU aon-tn-Uw, berger. Doria Bates and Ruth and ^renta*Mr. anaa*' <» wa* me Srenta Mr Md and M^ltay bS“Rav pitta« Potts * Randall of urana Grand itapiaa Rapids wm the ing trw the ap< apartment at the Roy Sny------------ —----- ----------- ---- — Cole tn the Lund apartments for Arnold Parker. His daughter, Mrs. Mary l*x«. * Mr. and Mra. Fay C. Wing entertained for dinner Sun­ and Mra Mr« Harare HaraS; weekend of her parents, home, w Mr. and Mr*. L. B. serve* at Michigan State college and of weekend gue*tguest of her parent*. Mr., Mr. der der home. Orand^R^M* toSSht^heTluie/ and Randal). Mr. and j Beeler. Ooiuile and Mlw JablUki. and left for Ft. Cu»lcr, on Saturday. day Mr. and Mrs. d. B. Green. Mrs. O^d RapS. “taSSht heTrister "' d Mr«‘ "Rush lu,h R *nd*“- * Mr Bj-eler. Om> I caring rnr constant attenMra DohtP J^hiS^’hLta Silndlv Mrs Camer Carrier Schondelmayer had Mr. and Mt». Mra. .««>.. Robert «.». Frost w of. Grand' A Merlin Cameron of Brandfwa, “Si1;, Mr*. .... schooi as his mother la for ’tjwln On “ her Bn h0De jnhn Glenn England and Vane Wotring. ifew daJ^St lh* ‘JeMUre of “U lhe‘r their chd‘ ‘chil-1 Rapid*’all *’* were ----------------------*-----------------------*-of hl* her mother. Mra. Andrew Oackler. the pleasure of liavlng.all Sunday guests of Ontario waa a recent visitor in m3 store before loo many » Mr Mra Arthw■Valentln'e; dren ho °’f Sunday. 8unday. Besides Beside* Mr*, home Mrs. Mr*. B's sister. Mra. Sidney Gleb sister, Mrs. Earl Lee and family. Hattl^ Smith Returnedweeks fcl|P 1>ait * 'D1' regular 1 amer ana Peggy or west Woodland — j husband —u n.n Innl. fir— t llm. Monroe Aubll of Leighton. * Mr. and andI twoTmallras<rf YjLmami vu-' Hall »<M1 and .nd baby babv —and Mid hud-nd Rill ... nr n the lint tune th,, they hart had (mat met In in tan ten Bill of and Un.llv family .1at Caledonia. Three tha reui? m«Un» oI l11" Mastera-Jonra dr- were Bunday evening callers. « Mr. Mrs. Laurence Rowden and baby , Battle Creek, other* present were other shier* ol Mrs. pieb and Mr*. yean. A Sunday afternoon callers nesd hcld *:|th Mni Jamea be Bndheld uMrawith Rletaema andMra. -------— — daughter of Vermontville were Red her parent*, Dr. and Mr*. 1 MUo Schondelmayer and family of Beeler, and their families, were at the Johnson-Wlerlnga. Jiofne in her daughter Mra L^n lB?w a?d o' *U faAilv miint'-'e Creek *-n[e Rutt’ Thur*da5'. MaV 20 A lot daughter of Grand HapttU spent Snaw from Friday until Sun-1 Sunday visitors of her parents. Mr. Frank south Thornapplc were Mn. Mar­ day evening, w Sunday guest* of w,d A c FurrMl “F? * ¥rK tnd evening. * Sunday guests of HrHe hurt or fun u anBclpatcd at the Chinese Sunday with tier parent*. Mr ana and Mrs Prank Coman. Miss Helen dav Mr Mid Mn ClaudAlfirtnSen were Schondelmayer who 1* in the army aid Stauffer and baby of Pontiac garet Howe of Detroit and sister. Thu^dlv dwlth M taMarv a«Hon whlcb U part of lhe after- Mr*. Clyde Wise. * Mu* Edith Jenh?r brother Md *hter^n-law Mr “nd home Detroit for a few «”■ «P«xted to spend the wcek- Mia. Elizabeth Timm of Middleville toiSd Hsitfdi KL noon* entertainment and forwhich, ken* ot Bay City and Mr. and Mr*. and jZalieMcWlUievof Grand'd*'*- * Mrand Mr,JulUn ----------------end with her parents. Mr. ----and accompanied by their hall-orotner twTmv m?,. <ho atUnd will bring some1 Tom Long of Grand Rapids spent Mra Barney CUler. Don expects to Will Klmmle and wife of Bad Axe. inn“ miJS? from^itaurncR artlcIe f°T disposal. A Walt Monr, weekend with Mr. and Mr*, n visited Mr. and Rapid*. Mr and Mra Merle Boyer entertained their children and fam- soon be In service and hl* wife will lM onMother'* Day. Present w«re for tn? rlJSLinn -rh^htrth!tai?S caretakcr of Hunter* Lodge. Upper Long A Mr. and Mr*. Eldon in Grand Rapids ana little son of Grand Ledge and James Johnson of , Hastings * then make her home with her par­ P*” u exPecl«d vUR at the J*"®11 and Larry joe were Sunday Sunday; also called to ace George's lhe Stewart Rclgler family local * Mr- nnd Mri Glenn Dean and four ents. a Mrs. Christine Flnkbelner Tuesday was a lovely spring day i fnnrthmemStl »-erehhonnriad BUke home thu *«»k. *1 ^‘uicx guesta of Mr. and Mr». Owen slater, Mn. Clyde Kollar, who has Mra John OooFhoureis making a children. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Flnk- entertained her children on Sun­ and greatly enjoyed by twenty-one program was interesting and wa* olenn Rarry Bennett has been ill amltb of South Woodland. A Mrs. 4r. and been ill but U Improving. ” •* nice receovery from her recent op- ■ belI’ef. ftnd, two S>h*,ldrTn “H, ¥r- day an annual Mother's Day event. members and guests of tile Mid­ In charge of Mra Harry Bennett, Mre wllh an attack of the flu A Ten 01arence Amle and son* visited her David eratlon and drove the car down and I Robcrumi. allI lo­ Mn. Irving Luta and . P(ul Matrons and one vUltor In- P*renU from Frtd*> unt11 Bunday. r and i called on her mother. Mra. Grace cul -i^denta. A Mr artd Mrs. Ver- Those present were Mr. and Mrs. dleville Woman's club at the spring It Inc uded a reading by Mra. Mark Past — their ..... (, picnic at the Shelter iwuae hi Cale- Rltchlo and a reading The White tovwiMatrons and one visitor en­ Mr. Arnie Joined her for thc weeaMra Ralph Rathbum at Caledonia,' Lewi*. Sunday. * Mr. and Mr* ; •»>«• ,and children spent the Monroe Aubll of Leighton.. and the monthly *££.**£ .T®n‘ Z dinner and end Jack refined for a TO* jthy, Betty Betty ' doula park. This is thc closing nt Rose' bv Flora ltani&. An inter- joyed Sunday afternoon. * Rev. and Mrs.' Clark Bliss were called to Cutler-J*eekend with his motlier In Howell. children. Charles. Dorothy, hlfl «randparent» before ------and -• baby | the vear's work. Thc new presl- eating feature orthe program was 0} m%k l R Bre^r Frtdiy l>-:vUU Leroy 'chamberlain of the Leigh-1 vllle Friday by lhe serious condition \B4HC. BandS.fur _of Jhc and Mrs. John Bucluuiana 'A*' “• “”’*r .! reluming to school after three Bobbie; and Mr. and Mr*. Edd •dent ------ --is--------Mrs.-----O. L. ----------------Flnkbelner. nn Illustrated talk on "LancUcap: tan Evangelical church are attend- of hl* mother. Mra. Mary Bliss a Great Lakes Training Camp spent Flnkbelner of Middleville. A Mrs. Plans were talked over for the en- ing and Evergreen* ' bv Mra. Prank !P‘“ l*nes* with tcarlei few. « the weekend with hl* pamt*. Mr. ing thd' Evangelical conference at patient there, who was suffering Coman. Refreshments were served f^iAiV’ownMni' Leffler and Joon were Adoir Smith and daughter. Mrs. tertalnmcnt of lhe Barrv county and Mrs Dick Sandefur. A Miner Bailie Creek this week # The Paul with inflammation of thc lungs. | 1 JI R°°"- b4J, “l,5f?Hdd Grand Rapid* vURora Monday. A Paul Thomas and\ child, who have Federation of Clubs to be held here and the ladle* departed at a late Carey family of Leighton spent They also called on her Sunday. * j Palmer of Rt. 2 is confined to ills been living in Latislng have re- Mason of south Thomapple have hour U> meet in June with Mrs. r°r “"’f Mr*. Carl Jordan and daughter Jane Mother's Day In Grana Rapids with Mr. and Mra. Harold Griffeth, Mr. bed with strep infection in his h.“d -n^L v JTh? 1 vUited her parents. Mr. and Mra. turned to jhclr home in Leighton., o«> May 18. A Mr. and Mrs. George Burdette Wadd. A Mr*. Kenneth 1 throat. A Mr. and Mrs. Leonard his mother. * Mrs. Francis Oliver. > and Mrs Wm. H. McKevlti and । aubert Todd of Hastings Friday. A Elwood were ai at ocnuuicnin. Schoolcraft. ounaay Sunday Mr*. TJumias whose husband is a; taken rooms in Grand Rapid* Vogel accompanied by her mother.who lives on the Pryor farm west Mr. and Mra. Glenn Griffeth at- Liwuou In-law. Mrs. Vogel. Sr., of Grand an»L.£ <U1d Mrs Gofdon Williams nil lama and and ot town, underwent a major oper- tended the RLO.A. meetthg at the where they attended a family cath- chaplain with thc army in a Texas, where he ho* employment. A Mr. Rapids and her niece. Helen Jean m l„bW£»,?und nJ? rca<?X d“u«hter Kay were Sunday evening < atlon In Pennock hospital at Has- Goodwill church. Saturday evening cring of her relatives. . James camo plans to Join him in the south “nd Mrs. James Leigh and child Brog visited her husband at Jack- . £ to send The wlSl™ June meeting will supper *59.5 in tn .VT *5*“* (?* iup,Jcf gue RUesU oI and M‘ CUf” u -• — •■" -■ -■ -----for the balance of the time he Is in of Caledonia were visitor* of her Robertson la ill with the flu and - Jra. lings. Pridav. A Mrs. Jake Smith A Mr. and Mra. Arthur Rowe of the Eastern V.d in j! iV *2L,?Star 15M£, hall *1“ 1 ford ,ord Mtel. * Mr and Mrs- Wald the U. S. * Dick Brown, lias been parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Vis- son over thc weekend * Mrs. prank I be held attended the annual band fes- Detroit accompanied by her half- under the doctor's care. * Sunday __________ . . — ----------A---------------IEdithiStokoe Potter and tha Great______ Lakes_ ____ train- beck one. day last week. Mr. and, White of Caledonia and Ollie Bril- **u’rf/J,”® Sliaw and .. ... B,1U children «nmrcnspent spent the me wcckweexguests -•of Mrs. -------Isabel 1 home from__________ Uralln BattleCn-ck. Tuesday brother. Will klmmle and wife of ------Lepper -and ­ " Mr*. William WlUlam | end end with with his his parents. parents. Mr. Mr. and and Mr*, Mr*. station a few days ------- for ’ day* furlough Mrs. Mr*. Charles Parker have sold told ton of Grand Rapid* were Bunday evening, which waa held in observ- Bad Axe were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Roy 8t«en were, ing ’ i.-.d -A". Clifford Potter of Dowagiac A ,JJp d.Jits. 4"- w - K. LLlcbler *ebl®r ’vi«*•* 1Clifford ance of National Music week. There, their *l*ter, Mrs Edd Timm and Lynn Lepper of Detroit. Mr. and with hl* jiarenu, Mr. and Mr*. Sid- ihelr homestead north of town to‘afternoon callers at the E. F. Blake I Grand n.nia. Rapids Rev. and Mrs. H- V. Townsend and n Grand were six bands participating, which family. A Robert Gillette, son ot Mr. Mrs. J L Hodgson and Mrs E ncy Braun of Leighton. A MUs Mar- their son-in-law Roman Felds- I home. A The Middleville Woman's lied friend* *In 2Lurf~2r a£ten’®“n- A C. A. Gard-',*on, Fraud*, drove to North Man­ reprerentwl all of Bittie Creek s, and Mrs, T. I. Gillette, ha* been Steen of Kalamazoo and Mr. and cell* Davis of the Lucid Secretarial pausch of Hastings who ha* al- Club will be hosteas to the County. ner took loolt Mra. Mra Ann* Ann‘ Rozata who‘cheater. Bid. Friday and brought of Bellevue. * ” Mr. Junior high and Senior high school*. J detailed to Princeton University for Mra. rDick “"*' Root *' ~ school, Grand Rapids spent the ready purchased fifteen head of । Federation of Clubs on Tuesday. Miu »cv is. The ine meeting win set out owv 0000 Dine pine scea-1 seed-1 May IB. will De be neia held 1 Iuu*n “jUHn* Hu-m for some back their daughter. Mary, who bo* ond combmd. included two hundred a basic college course under the and Mrs Glenn Griffeth. entertained weekend with her parenj*. Mr. and. cattle and The will continue in of P. Temple with thc|£®"P“' uL,hefcJ’?m?>.‘n ««»“«: । £oen.,4t£9dU}? c°lle«fc lhcre- Hhe Ln the K.w.„. and fifty players. The Senior high Arnw Specialized training program, for Sunday dinner her parents, and Mra. Clifford Davis south of town. hngs. m.. th.Parkers a. m— continue! n...k. ! oi.i— _„u__ .1— ...—u Sunday. Miss Elsie Rlggcl of the । has finished her freshman year In band 1* the national champion Graduate of T-K school and nn cn- brother. Rev. and Mrs. George Cur­ a Mr nnd Mrs. F. R. Pnndle visited!t0 ,l''e on the farm. A Mra. Martha; Pythian Sisters nerving the lunch- O- Blake household accompanied I Horne Economic*. Having school Norman Drew, grandson of Mr*, listed man he has been at the Signal tis and Lester, local and Mr. and thelr daughters nnd families In Bc*” of lhe Irving road 1* recov-1 eon. * Peter Petersen was in Elsie them and visited her people. A The, Uiru holiday* shortened the school Smith plays the French horn In that!Corp* Photo center. Long Island. N Mrs Louis Betts of Grand Rapids Grand Rapid* over Sunday. * Mra. I cring from a severe attack of the : Friday assisting in the dismantling! Mother-Daughter potluck supper at year by a month. * Mr. and Mra R. M. Hu. thc home of his molher-ln-law ■— Serijan wa* in Vermontville vmimwhuus i1— — A " The Beeler ambulance went ..... of .... band -A Mr. and Mrs. John Kep- Y * Harold Segeratrom and Connie A Miss Joan Dean was an over night — the Methodist church Friday night!?*1® Flanigan and son Roger av...In.. _ ..... tn Ctri-elr XTrlrtav Krmiahf I Mrs Rtrlrta Mrs frr-m .....I key recently returned from a few Beeler went to Kalamazoo Monday guest of her school friend. Leila Monday evening helping her par- to Battle Creek Friday and brought i Mra. Sickle. Mrs. Petersen and Sponsored by the Mastcra-Jonea brought Ruth Flanigan home on days visit with her sister at White where they will find out whether Jackson on the west county line cuts move. She has made frequent IMrs B1U Hall nee Marjorie Schon-, mother accompanied him bock to | circle waa well attended and a sue-; Saturday. She haa ul*o been atCloud. ♦ Chris Jensen accompanied. or not they are in Uncle Sam's Thursday A Pvt. Harold Kermeen, trips home lately due to thc critical ‘lelmwer, and lier Infant son. Middleville for theweekend A ce**. Mrs. Norman Maclver a* I Worth Manchester College who was recently inducted into the sickness ot her father. A Mrs. Jen- I William Carrier to the liomc ol; Fred White of Jacksonspent thc 9fp?,rlSne“t • army has been transferred from nie Bovee went to Jackson. Thurs- her parents. Mr. and Mra. Corner i weekend at his home on Grand toMtmUtrea* presided In a capable।“‘JP1®, manner and Introduced lhe various “'ld J4ra B‘r*«>> Holly and baby Camp Grant. Ill to Aberdeen Md da>' t°r “ few weeks visit with her Schondelmayer. The little son was Rapids St. and helped his mother number* with "wRUdatn*." Thel““ “J® visiting her parenu. Mr. * Olenn Allen is convalescing from daughter. Mr*. Enos Price and hus- bom at Community hospital the: Mrs. Lenna White of Hastings get program opened with several *c- ?”d “lllw,x>d °t Ludthe undulant fever and able to be bHitcl. A Miss l<orma Juppstrom vis- da>' previous and weighed 9 lbs.' settled in the home for the aum‘ P 2 „nX|*w'd 1 out but very weak. A The Iceland ited her sister. Mrs. Burr Cooley and 1 * Fr«i Brc* entertained several mer months. A Mr. and J *' Mra. Cha*. --­ cordion selection* by Miss Pat ni -v a. lovely luncheon ■u.kjuvu at Parker .—wureceived a telegram Thura- Seery which are always enjoyable. ■ plane crash in which many proml- family In Hastings. Sunday. * Mrs friends at Mra R G Crldler snraklno tnr thMcMillen and four | his Gun lake cottage one evening ‘ da y announcelng the birth of a nent persons lost their lives, includ- Duane White of Caledonia was a hu n"n '“fc" «“»••• d«v .nnn.nf.in mothers xooke of tK^Lrt Conrad. Charles. Leechildren. and babyKeith Sue. 1 last week for the pleasure of Dick ! little daughter. Janet Karen bom must day to bring ete^^-I 4.2?.on““ old- havc purchased the ing Lt. Gen Andrews and the be- Sunday caller of Mrs. Dora White! Sandefur. * Last week Battle i to their son and wife. Mr. and loved Methodist Bishop Leonard al- "nd brought her mother-in-law a and was responded to for^the mmedRhcieh°U5t ‘satm^v^Krtth • so touched this community One lovely gift. A Little Sharon Myers Creek papers announced lhe en- Mrs. Charles Parker, Jr., of Alex- daughter* by Ulle Jackson in a JgcIntlX 1S wSk at Graham ' of the two chaplains killed, Maj. has Just recovered from the chlck- gagement of Miss Ruth Weickgcn- andrla. Va.. on May 5 * Mr. and *weet manner. The ladle* El1,* I Robert H. Humpnrey of Lynchburg, en-pox. Her little sister. Linda is ant. niece of Mr tnd Mrs. Harold, Mra Loon Drew and son Norman 1 s»eet manner. The ladies were Palge in Detroit. Keith Conrad en­ ly vii-| Rl“d to have one gentleman come tered the Third grade and Charles Walbridge of that city to Lieut. I of Battle Creek were Sunday 1 । Va.. was a cousin of Mrs. Reginald expecting to be the next victim. *! Hattie and fjvor them with vocal music, the Beginners class al school. A Mr. | Cridler—his mother and Iter father' Arnold Parker returned to his | Donald White, of Camo Edwards, j Rons of her mother. Mr*. L. lav at Oerald Stucker of the T-K faculty and Mrs. Allen Ftckes ■ Helen Mc। being sister and brother. A The T-K. teaching duties in the Cadillac Mass , and son of Mrs. Dora White Smith and all spent the dav Ro,j I singing "1 Heard the Voice of Jeaus Milleni and baby Loe Allen, of Ak­ school baseball lost to the strong I school on Sunday after a week spent ! of opr town. Ml** Weickgenant is' the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross accompanied by Mra. O L. ron. Ohio, visited iter parents. Mr. team of Delton again in lhe game I here and in Grand Rapids where a senior in Western State college, Stauffer ot Allo. A Mr. and Mrs. at Kalamazoo. * ---------Mr. and Mrs. Clair Brog.................... nnd son Kenneth spent JFlnkbelner. TJe speaker of the and Mrs. Harley McMillen from here Friday, by a score of 21 to 1— Ms father-in-law, John Vander--,. — koIH mdefur have their; tha 1 thewcekcuzl weekendhiinrtrnnrl Grand RniVHc RnpUswith with M,rs Georgiana Bauer of Friday until Monday. A Oscar Roesame as the game with them earlier I Veen is critically ill. * Mr. nnd Dick Plck .Anndrfur Sandefur have sold ------------ - to Mr. and Mrs. her parents. A Mr. and Mra Stan- | "*!?UnKa .“Jf” k“vc an inspiring mlg and Rev. Harold Kohn and in lhe week nt Delton. Most of the Mrs. Ed Whener and their daugh- j home hnm* on "" 1Broadway tersen and will, dispose ot ot ' >ey ley uyon* Lyons ana and nine little aaugnter daughter ot of •tul Character" taking cavil each daughter Carolyn of Marcellus vis­ 1 .* on ■ scoring was made on errors altho'ltcr Mrs. Beck all of Plainwell were Peter Petersen I Bourdo scored a home run. Winning Sunday visitors of his parents, Mr. their furniture at an Auction sale Kalamazoo were Sunday visitors of letter and commenting on some ited Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Deabler —■- »•-• Mr*. " — word it stood* for tiiat made up a Sunday. Little Carolyn Kohn re­ parent*. Mr. — and Ray i battery was Sager nnd Gordon.'a,1‘l Mrs. John Whener. A Mrs. on Saturday. The Sandefur* and his pa life. * Henry mained for a week's visit with iter Lyon*. * Clare Matteson and strong Christian i Pitchers for T.-K. were Robinson Dana Potter goes to Eaton Rapids their son Douglas plan to leave Lyorj. Lvyuvi-ui-m-. M. m. Teeple ui of uiwiu Grand D. Shlvley, aged 84 years passed grandpafen is. ' and McNutt with Wilcox catching ' this Tuesday for a visit with her 'the middle of next week for Los; brother-in-law, and The locals meet Wayland here this ‘brother-in-law **“" *“ “■* 'family. ' **> ""Mr. 'Angeles. Calif., where they will Rapids were callers at Hie home of away at his home In Yankee Springs rruike their ihelr^future future (home. home. We wish wish ।. his hi* aunt. aunt^Mr*. Mr*. Dell* Della Allen Alim on SunSun­ township, Tuesday. May 4 ofter a Tuesday. * Mbs Pauline Beneway and Mrs Clarence French were ,■ make Mrs. •— ■ and - — - Carlyle Burkle of l of the Bell Telephone office nt Bat -.' at Kalamazoo Sund^v to thc an-•' them the best of luck in the west. day. * Mrs. Lawrence who 1» stay­ long illness which has confined him , Mr. was hostess to, to ting Ing with Mr. and Mrs Kroncwil- to thc bed several months. He was;• Lansing are the parents of a 1 lb. tie Creek was home Sunday until 1 nual parents day at Nazireth col- * Mrs. Jean Fisher wa* Sparrow small 9 oz. daughter daughterborn -----------ut -----------shower Thuraday Thursday evening at the thc, ter spent tfit me weexer weekend with her bom in Illinois, but as a small' I Monday. * Ivan Bronkhorat spent 11 lege, where their son Hiram is a a sliowcr Nesday morning May 4. ' from Friday until Sunday evening pupil at Barbour Hall. The after-; home of her mother. Mra. Clark ■• daughter In Hastings. * Fred Cis­ child came to Rutland township with his parents. The day of his 8hc hai b*™ named Bonnie Jo. Thc Bliss for i with relatives in Grand Rapids and 1 noon urogram included music by ' — —~ lhe pleasure of her friend i ler of Grand Rapid* wa* thc guest death was the 54th anniversary of I £ra?‘?parents. Mr. and Mra. Carl .—।— » -------------- nee ; of his mother. Mr*. Clara CUler Armstrong, $?— ”•„, th Theodore I with his father who is seriously Hl i the Muldoon Hickey band, drills iw a recent and ohuiuuik awarding ui of nvniun*. honors. .w .* viarc Clare । Phyllis ---------Cutler. —- bride, on Mother's day and accompanied his marriage to Miss Charlotte Sen-, Burklf “fc receiving congratulations in Butterwbrth hospital. * Miss aou _ _ -r _ ■ Ids ___ 1 Izwotv (Isiswot of Monroe visited par-1 Lovelyo gif were received qrtd a her to church service. * Mrs. Carl riba, who survives. Practically all hcrc ln Woodland, I Henrietta Jabliskl of Detroit was Corson ’ MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR I the weekend guest ot Connie Bcel- ent*. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Corson n,03t Pleasant time enjoyed by lhe. Gafater returned home Tuesday their married life Ims been spent J er. a Mr. and Mrr». Barney several days last week. He gocs|,IItecn Present * Mr. and Mr*, from a week's visit with relatives HASTINGS PHONE 2654 :CLsirr and three children and Mr. | for hiv physical examination for Gerald White and children spent in Detroit. * Mrs. C. J. Streeter a man of high kieau nnd'lo,ld usk l,w members in tluj comsbkk =*« a «■’.«?!» nnd Mrs. Pender of thc Prairie vis­ service on the 12th. * Mrs Glennilhe weekend with her parent* at:and Mra. Minnie Johnson were nt 5,ra:s an<i; Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Tun-1 Hastings Friday to see the forited the ladles' aunt. Mrs. Albert puzzles. Jig saw puzzles or any oilier } Jgate and little son of Caledonia j mer's little granddaughter, Sharon besides thc widow are three cinl- form of entertainment suitable for । were Sunday guests of his parents, I Streeter, a patient at Pennock hos- dren. Mrs Pearl Adgate of Grand convalescing soldiers, if you come Rapids. Lloyd of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mra. Loren Tungate and. pltal A Middleville friends will be across any . while houseclaanlng this I his sister. Charlotte at Parmelee, interested to know that Harold Kenneth at home; two sisters. Mra. spring, put them in a box that will 1 In the afternoon all drove to Grand Parker has received hit com mis - Florence Bartley and Mrs. Anna be placed in Faul's hardware and Rapid* and called on their old j sion as 2nd Lieut, and lias been Rynear of Jacksonville. Oregon, one the Blue Star Mothers will see that brother Arthur Shlvcley ot Los An ­ I neighbor. Mrs. Will England and; transferred from Pt. Benning, On., tliey are taken to the Percy Jones i family. A Mr. and Mrs. J. E Nor- i to Santa Barbara, Calif. Mrs. geles. Calif., eight grandchildren hospital for the soldiers there. I gaard of Grand Rapids spent Moth- , Parker is with him. A Mbs Aller and four great grandchildren. Fu­ SCHOOL NOTES » 1 cr's Day at the home of her par- • Landis returned last week from neral services were held from the Bowens Mills church at 2 p. m. Kindergarten and First Grade I ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crookston.1 assisting Mra. John Kollar during Miss Doris Whitney, teacher 1 * Sunday guests at the home of 1 her recent sickness. * Mr. and Friday conducted by Rev. I. W. Min­ or. Interment was made In the We made May baskets last week. । Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crldler on the Mrs. Bernard Peck and sons of Charles McMillen from Detroit | Prairie were her parents. Mr and j Hastings were Sunday visitors of i (Robbins cemetery. entered the Beginner's class Mon­ I Mrs. P. A. Smith, and her brother, her parents, Mr and Mra. Will H. day morning. Kenneth Smith, wife and Uttlc I Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Jack Rose from Hastings entered daughter Joanne all of Mulliken. | Johnson were afternoon callers. A the First grade last week. ; Hie occasion was a pre-cclebratlon j The condition of John VanderVeen of the birthday of Miss Joyce who who underwent a major stomach Fourth and Fifth Grades was 12 years old May 12. A Mra. i operation at Butterworth hospital.• Last Week's Letter Mra. Martha V. Smith, teacher Florence Ullery of the Geukes Grand Rapids Tuesday Is some-1I Mr and Mra. Andrew Rnkbelnei* We enjoyed the play. "Pandora", household spent thc weekend In what improved and md he is conval*sconval«s-1 and Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Klump of dramatized by the Latin,Club. Fri­ ! Grand Rapids with her son Lyle'cing os well as the th? nature of th; the Middleville and Mr. nnd Mrs Ray day afternoon. Ute story was famil­ and faniily. * Miss Hester Sorters' illness will nermit. ■’*“lie urenuiria ------ I scheel of Northeast Woodland were iar to us through our language work. dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. How­ Severn! parents visited our room ard Hewitt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. and attended our playlet, visitors A. J. Vedder of Hastings were Sun­ were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brodbcek day evening callers. A Mr. and Mra. Mre. Herbert- Shellenbargtr, Mrs. O. E. Miller and sons and Mr. and Albert Shellenbarger and Lee. Mrs. Mrs. Stanley Mankcr and Roberta of John Ferguson. Mra. Leo Rush, and South Woodland and Mra. Jennie Mrs. Glenn Farthing. Other visitors Slocum and Mra. Ella Flory of during the week were Mrs. B. Landis Woodland were Sunday guest* ot and Mra. Ford Landis. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Brumm * El­ Marian Rose of Hastings school eanor Benner entertained five of entered Fifth grade Monday. her junior classmates at her home Our stamp sale was* $38630 last from Friday until Sunday. They at­ week. Thanks to lhe Brown broth­ tended the Junior play In Lake ers. who purchased a Bond. MIDDLEVILLE * DRIVE IN FOR SPRING CHECK-UP Take the winter out of your car. Complete summer conditioning need. Let us put you car in shape for warmer weather. 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More power than all lite Axis combined! And no war in­ dustry served by the electric com- — permitted to plan and invent and create in the democratic way — are potting ahother »ign: Danger, Adolf —• Americans at Work! BONDS, HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK power for all Us needs! YFhile Goebbels posts his “Closed" •ign, free American men and women CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY HOUSE AND LOT In first ward splendid location, has three bedrooms up. one of them has a sink in it. living $4.000.00 ONE OF THE BEST BUILT COTTAGES on Walldorff* fireplace, kitchen and built-in garage. glassed In and BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2451 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. 111200.00 A NEW COTTAGE, on Middle Lake, a bungalow cottage, two bedrooms, living room and kitchen, big screened in porch, boat goes with IL wired for electric stove, bare cottage and boat. Price $2,100.00. Or will sell furnishings 4 O I O IITHIRI panlet under American business management — the group supplying about seven-eighths of this nation's electricityhas been without ample ONE HUNDRED TWENTY in Woodland Township. It room house 30x60 basement barn. 20x60 tool shed. 14x30 chicken coop. 12x24 shed brooder house, and woodshed, land is tile drained. 7 acres woods, sugar bush, fences an fair. Will sell or trade for a good forty. “»**- Fries HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. FOR WAI ONE HUNDRED SIXTY ACRES of excellent land in Woodland Township, lays level rich soil, has a large house wired and has electricity, large barn, all work land but about ten acres of woods. Price $8,300.00 Hutingi EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 --- --------- --------- �Tire HASTINGS BANNER. TimtBDAY. MAY 11. 1M3 Rev. and Mra. J. W. McCue were I School will present -an Honor Roii Abmdroth J airice Laubaugh attended the J™ i her parent*. Mr. and Mra. Ray Wta- tended. A very interesting program Tliursday dinner guest* of Mr and hop al Hart inn Friday night. A a I land a Mrs Leap Karciicr is spend- wa* preaented Those wtw attended Mra. Floyd Flynn of Bowne Center. h*ve Seen member* of our Bunday Mother*' day visitor* at Roy Er­ !«, U>. w«k her h«u«hUr.1 hjm w. J im. ol«» KJ- A Mr*. Gertrude Cium of Ha-.tings School way* were Mr. and Mra. Dick Rose Kerweih Wood, or rw< Churer Mr. Ur.l CewbeU .nd gSuX? hS kS' was a Saturday evening dinner Mra. Wm Dipp. Mrs. Oro. NeUon. guest of the Claud Walton family, and Mr*. Franklin Burges* are com­ .nd Un Wood, ol Kenl Ch, epent Perry Pre.l<m, Mr, A. A. aril- * The W.C.T.U. will meet Tuesday, mlttee on arrangement* Bunday with Mr. and Mra. Virgil atternoou guisuTof Mra. Ida Payne. [*n- Mr*- ^1“’ BiS1n' i May 18th, at the home Of Rev. and a nn p u *rtinrzdav Praver Meet- Mra. A! Wolfe and daughter of I Roy Rice and Mr. and Mr*. John Wood* and family. * Mr. and Mr*. Mn Watt -Thoma* of South Newton, and Mrs Emma Anderson. Mra. Everett Love al 2 o'clock AU .-J'00 p M Tiiuriday Prayer Meet- Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Har- Hammond attended the funeral of Edgar Cheney and Donna of Lan- BoiS wu a BuX/ dinner ku£l * ¥«• H«rrtaojt and Mra. old Sharp of Muskegon. A Mra. i Claude Spellmen of Battle Crock are welcome to attend tiicae rorvice*. v.it.T Beulah Arnold of Grand Rapid* h The Juniors and Seniors held ring were weekend guests of Mra. Iof Mr and Mra. Merrill Karcher f Erway and Mn. Clara Robin- ion Thursday afternoon. A Mr. and vised for exterminating in Do .. a _. M Joming Mt Worship I{Sara 1 were Saturday caller* of Mr*. Julia their annua! Bkip-Day at Falta*- i {YjHJ A. ? M. ? u‘ Cheney a parents. Mr. and Mra. and family. A George Forbey is un­ son went to Hastings Wedneaday I Mra. C. H. Gaskill were Turoday large famlllaa o< nhWb . Sunday School ' 110_. !Godfrey. * Mra Leon Howk ipenl burg Park In Lowell last Wednesday. to care for lhe Home of' Mra. T. guest* at lhe Lloyd Gaskill home appeared In varied part Herman Coach. Mr*. Fred T*bberer th« doctor* care. A Mra. Howp m 'ch| " ** ’ hrtsltan Endeavor ' nuv Bunday afternoon with her parents, The day started off with a bang. { , f, y Clarence Harthy. while ihe vt*- A Lizzie Smith visited In Battle city before vic tortea" an wa* also a Sunday dinner guest at ,Iw.L. an< Houghton MfWB of Detroit. Mra. CSJ ... .. „ ... . .«•>?«•« we^ do mean "a’bangl You see I ».w r m. t^enlng’Serrtce. .nd Mr. and Mra. Dan Weaver of Elmtl^ planter* of "Vktoey a.I, w Mr anrt Ur. P n Demina : Charle. Stadel had the mlsforUme I The WAf A will hold an oU day II ited in the Dick Laubaugh home | Creek a couple of days last week, In Haatlnga. One or uro h M- P, Ider of M 18 and Mr. c 2roh locri. attended tiie Lansing. A Bunday vultora at IA Mr. and Mra. Chas Ornu)>ee enCarol, local, attenaro tne shower anowcr .unarrea nraaet naa me mururroue meeting at the-home of Mra. John lin ■: and Mra. Claud Cole of Cascade Twp. •for — Mra. Harry □>.,» m.. Nashi> or Grana Kapias ana Mr*, nancy ',lo have a crack-up about .iw..., four trutr miles miiM Stair* ,(Alice IFrad Otis' were Mr. and Mra. Louie tertalned their children . nd fam­ rabbit* can destroy a lot Brake Thursday. called on Mr. and Mr* B. R Clin­ at the home of her mother. Mrs. ; Erway. Mra Gusmendo. Miss Bartile* on Mother'* day. A Mr. and Mra Alten *wr,h oC Erttl’orl Tho car endln« ton last Wednesday. A Mr. and Mr*. John Naalr of South Bowne. Sal- g®®'1 £al*"s of Mr. and Mra Aton up up m in aa total total wreck. wreck. Hta Hta-paasengara passenger* nl ass rHrrK Li and Jane Meach and Mrs. Claude McIntyre are mov­ Included Matt Boynton of Grand Rapids urday. A Mr, and Mr*. Cliarle* Pft * included Andrew Andrew Watson Watwn and and Oarl. Oarl „ „ ____ . Norman Erway and friend of Kal- ing into Byron Ketchem* house. * pair of rabbite can wrack ’lf0Qt Non were ^r. - * of• the boy* - -------------Mr. an. and Mra. Ray- Erwiy. Mr. arnawo * Sunday vial ton at Clyde Mr. and Mti Robert Herman and in on« night by nipping and Mr. and Mra. Jake Kauffman Woodruff Woodruff of of Heating* Hastings were were Sunday Bundsy d'.*!n^J!5rtSrii^Hm? ^nd PaYlv UK*---------nd Mrs. Chas inured terioualy but ull received ana unas. Whittemore wnittcmore and ana.-, warrens of Loaan were Sunday evening call- evening guest* of Mr. and Mra. ano MFI vnaxiea i»u»l bum Daniela have recently to the ground row after roi ------------were Mr. and Mra Rus­ Barbara Xu7ndbn£s .nd mTukn Mr.. Form! Hmr. UU-ndtd UK sell •ttjomtonof era ot Mr and Mr*. Joe Kauffman Frank Thompum * Miss Orra ■pent Mnlma>, In Umln* u cut* Char lotte.aMr^arul ana • bniiw* ana were..— snaacn ; *eu Tnomton or unariotte. * Mr. ana moved into the Archie Matleaon ly-grown vegetable*. . ™ . . presented ..... — i — and family. Mra. Joe Kauffman and Newton wa* a Sunday evening vtai- piip<ta of the latter s mother. Mrs. up. Tire Junior* the *»-. Senfuneral nt ol the., their unde uncle v?* Henry ShJ*f“ ,.'Mr*. Ch*». Whittemore (pent Sun­ _ ‘—^'th'^iT^cxcSlenl'cdnner. ..... _........I...... .»,« and ' tv ly ■< at Rnwen* Bowens Mill, Mills Prlrtav Friday. * W Week mA day __ at Wm. Whittemor a at Delton. Dale accompanied them to Maple tor at tiie Homer Frederickson Cora Carr. * Mr*. JRrtha Johnson Grove where they called on Mr and home. * Robert Mead, who is work­ nnd son. Russell, of Hastings were .)lenly 0. everything. About 5:30 end visitor* at Ray Erway'* were * Mr. and Mra. Russell Whitte­ Mother's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'n."ye<. M Seiner roost By the Mr. nnd Mr*. G, Scotte and daughMr*. Paul Thompson and family. A ing In Battle Creek, spent the week­ Dan Poatma nnd daughter. Phyllis. w * )( you Wttnt p, know hw to 1 ter of Lansing. MUs Genevieve Er­ more and daughter* were cal Iera at Mr and Mr*. H Aldrich and fam­ end with his parents. Mr. and MK. Homer Bauchman'a Sunday night. ily attended a family gathering at Claud Mead. * Mr. and Mra. Gary * Fred Tabbcrer left for Kingsley cr<ii B river without getUng wet, way of Grand Rapids and Mias the home of the' tatter’s parent*. Studt of Lake Odessa were Sunday Saturday for a few days visit. * don't ask Mr ArdU because he sure- J'-an of Kalamaaoo * Mother's day Mlsa IrU Olmstead of Caledonia " y docul know the answer to that visitor* at Forrest Havens were Mr. DOWLING Mr. and Mrs Carl Los* of Caledonia caller* of Mr. and Mr*. George Bus- spent lhe weekend wlUt MU* Norma y’ J?5* tM '''j anent lhe weekend wlUi MUs Norma I — •« — ht should have taI ><nd Mra. Geo. Crake*. Mr and The community waa shocked and । Sunday. A Raymond and Bonnie tance and family. * Mr. and Mrs. Foes before indulging ' Mrs. John Haven* and Rodney and saddened by tiie death of our . Iax> Wieland were dinner gue*t* of Weale/ Keim and son Vern of Yoder. . . A Mr. and Mrs. Harold -— a phone I ln t >UC u h «n-Ta*y'' sy" laak. task. Al At 7: 7:00 they Mr. and Mra. Robert McGlocklin friend and neighbor Mn. Hazel . their sister. Mr*. Kan-1 Uvlngston Ciarkxvllle and Mra Adah Motter i dcr and family received wn^Pvt M || Frnm .h-iwwin Pvt I. •, irf ^emovie 'Johnny DoughHoffman whose funeral was held at t and children of Hastings, and Mr. and family of near Clarksville last local, were Sunday dinner guests of &unday from thrir son. Pvt. lool^ rof C.aTPrr ' Wednesday A Mr*. John Quinn of Mr and Mra. Scmtah 8ee*e. * Mr. .“w«kI ' 'arth.V; 1 bo< and "Eyes In The Night" at and Mrs. Gorden Havens. Mr. and the church on Thursday afternoon i Grand Ripids wa* a Friday cuilcj and Mra. Lewis Catt of near Eaton r?-weekend . the Strand Theater in Lowell. A Mrs Rex Tate formerly of Ypsi­ with Rev. Smith ot Dowling and Wavne Mient the at lhe Guy Smith home. A Mr. and Rapids spent Motherli Day with hta IMcCu'h°,.rW1?’?‘BL” *7 (luh oj ice cream to each person lanti. * Tiie ladle* ot the OlaM Rev. Price of Dewitt officiating. Extension attended uut the Our sympathy 1* extended to her Mra. Jack McCoy and Hallie Moe of Mra h<Marvin McCur * '17;. * Mar > Henney of aUthta WM entertainment. lhat ndf home Bui i*. Creek Acmevcmenv u«yclass in nascurs* mother, Mr*. Thale^uAd* Ella Call. *Krith*^ Mr. ana John VTSL.i'"* m’iW wmSk bejt followed Cedar Spring* were Tliursday din­ «... M.n,l„ Ztakr .nd. Keith ol M* “Sg beM ol .11 ™ rM. h-ulj- Achievement Day in Hastings last husband Edd anrLtwln boy* James . ner guests of Mr. and Mra. Ed Hostings were Sunday dinner guests ,‘l‘cnt8aturdaynightwilhMr.and forc lJle bjack oul ln Kenl county .Wednesday * Mr. and Mra. Oil- and Jack, also her parents Mr. and Mra. Jay Cole, * We are collecting Mr, William Hutchens andMr*. Andrew Roush of Hasting* and,IM^t place A very entertaining day ' bcrl Tate of Hastings called on Mr. Stairs. A Mr. and Mr* Herman HolJSed by the classes The and Mra. Rex Tate test Wednesday Kture* of all the boys of the Dow!zhay of Grand Rapids called on called on hta nSSnta Mr and Mrs“ 8und“>' <«nner guest of Mr. Thaler *111 the afternoon * nl,d Mra. Victor Henney aUo of Has- seniors ’wish to tliank lhe Juniors evening. * Mr*. Forreat Havens was ; mgenuren are In in me churchvicinity vicinity xno who are the i their parent*. Mr. and Mr* Adam John John Thaler In Uic. afternoon. * tings. ,,n„She HhecaUed mUmJatattiie lbrhomr honipofofhcr ««niora «un_io_^manx a|| nU(hl KUMt.ln lhe Robert jaervice in a In Ute lhe 1 HmutlVon of her for iservice to toplace ulace in a frame frame In Endre*. Sunday, a Mr. and Mr*. Mr*nnndMra ,Howard all their effort* in ptaiui<-g ffir'i4EST“ s! z — hmu bu«u, Car) Zuschnitt Sunday af- Uhls fete. * Rev. Ray Birdsall, su­ McGlocklin home in Hastings last , church. * will you please help us Merrill Karcher and family attend­ * Franz Maprtteld of Detroit perintendent of Clark Memorial Sunday night. * Fred OtL* made a out by sending thc picture of your t ed u pnrtv al the iiortie of Mr. and Mra. of South Bowne rtnuui, ana tncy au caue< Ifome tn Grand Rapids, preached in buxine** trip to Grand Ledge Mon- boy as soon as possible. * Tiie W | mu Watt Thoma* ... former's father.Frank Frank Hoi Houghton of ^^1^.?«t the Methodist church last Sunday, day. * Mr. and Mra. Clyde Warren ,8. C. 8. birthday party will be held ' In honor of nf Carol Karcher* 4th former ■« father, birthday anniversary. A Mr. and Alto Sunday. A Mr and Mrs Roy ‘ A Mra Ctattoe Wa ton and and was a dinner guest of Rev. and were Charlotte visitor* Monday. ♦ ;on Thursday afternoon al 1:30 । Mr*, in* Blough and Ivan of Alto. Preston of Battle Creek spent the . Love. * Rev. and Mra. Love Thc Rural Letter carriers and their i o'clock with Mra. Agnes Edmond*. . Mmtx-r Mrs. nd werean<isupper ;and baby called on Mr. and Mrs. familie* were entertained at lhe Everybody Invited. * The W. 8. C. Mr. and Mr* Steve Miller Mra. Hel­ weekend with hta mother. Mr*. Belle ; H*^ a RttaseU and^Mra. Arthur Moore last Sunday after­ Goodwill church Saturday night. 8. dinner will be held next week 1 en Miller and son Ute of Logan, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Jay Blough and famnoon to help thc latter celebrate Uy. local, event Mother* Day with aunt. Mrs. Ida Payne. A Mr. and ( J l ? d k l df!5 , V»raFid ^nid^vrere Sun* their 25th wedding anniversary. ■uu. Mr., I.U vnm. . Mr. «nd ‘ckc_rJ. ?£9~ nd **? k*5i iserebunS“”.7 their parent*. Mr. nnd Mrs Will Mrs. Mn Fred Frt-ci Durkee. thitki-e Mr. Mr and Mrs. Mrs 1 H Rickert ot Grand Rapid* Freeport Methodist Church day Afternoon guests ot Mr. and Blough A Mis* Dorothy Van Patten ??!?... Everett M Love, pastor Kcllii Durkee and family, and Mr. ‘ of Kalamazoo te spending » three and Mr*. Hubert Barnum nnd Vi- I Mra. Owen Sleckte. A Roy Yarger i Morning Worship 11:00 weFks’ vacation with her parents. vian of Woodland were Sunday ^idw “°?hool 12:00 ' SundasUBehool 12 00 c K,»ki un<i The [Uss *htoh were went­ Mr. and Mra. Cinrcrfrc Van Patten, forenoon caltera of Mr. and Mrs. *«®u?d5y • A Mr. and Mrs. Orval Kokx and ,. before going to Detroit where the — • -------- - -------- • * Mr • nrt Grant ,, p Urc naaed have been installed in fiunfiy family of Battle Creek, Crrok.M».whltam lay wiriana «nu lauuty Mrs. William jjjjg wr Jnvile^ ulvisc you you to w Jhe uni will train in n children* •“J-P’j®,1, * ■ the cnurcn church.. We Mr*. Lyle Newton returned Friday attended a family ‘ gathering at ,.J. thc iRnear £P®®® and ttnd son. and Miss Donna |i service next Sunday when we shall ■give special recognition to their from Alabama niter spending a home of Mr. and— — SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS month with her husband. Pvt. Lyle of lz>gan Sunday. unday. There boli*m. and dedicate them. symbolLsm, There were forty weekend with their parent*. Mr. ‘5)fn .. ~L .<—.—-----Newton. * Mr. and Mr* Clement In attendance. The <th 4th quarterly quarterly*conference conference will 1710----gathering waa,„In an<l Mr* Joltn Thaler. A Mrs. KenMead and Mrs Claud Mead caUed honor of Raymond Wieland who Lx net h Smeiker and little son returned mpct al lhl! church next Sunday on Paul Mead, who Is a patient al leaving Tor service soon. * Rev. and home Sunday from Pennock hospi- evening 8:00 O'clock. CVCIUI1*. May ma, 16 »u. al «» «-v9 Butterworth hospital ‘n °rand Rap- Mrs. J. W. McCue attended the P. tai. Mr*. Ray Nceb ta carina for Various' Various report* reports of ot the thc w< work thi* B|Vfn. ida Sunday. * Mr. and Mr*. Ho>d T A. meeting last Friday ar Bowne । them. A Kenneth Clark of Hastings plut .-ear Chase of Detroit spent thc wwlriid Center. * Mr. and Mra. Harold | wa* a Saturday ewning supper gu»’. ’’’tj rhe close ,. church year will e ~ In - three Chicks gain fait on MER­ j— —u«- money must with the former's “.'ra Considerable Woods and son were Grand Rapids | of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Newton A Sunday*. Mr* J l< Ickes. * Mr. nnd Mrs. visitors Wednesday. Mra. Woodsand Mr. and Mr* Claud Walton called lx< to lneet all obUgallo.» Ion* in MASH 17% of 18% pro­ Gtenn Irons nnd *on of Katamaw-'J Junior were dinner. Mr. andof on guests Mr.their and aunt. Mrs. Minnie Zylrtrn lfuU ^h member ta asked to help tein with vitarma A & D were Sunday afternoon visitor* of Mrs. David Pike. !• A of Umell. Sunday evening. She ta ln Mtta mcftSure to make this pos* Mra. Mrs. Jennie J■Mr and Mrs Haipld Woods and- vaaaoay wltli her .confined to her tx-d * Mr and Mra Casaday *pem spent Friday “ '‘ feeding oil. A lifetime math Junior. A Mrs Mabie Oliver of Or­ daiiahter Mrs Nellie Smith nnd I Robert Glasgow of Dowling. Mr. and --------- — family of Hwtlngs A Mrs Verna J Mra. Willard Arnold and daughter B»wne Center Mcthodtal Church for chick, pullet and laying tonville spent the wc5ufl'd * k father. Miner King. A Mr.n»nd Mrs. Keller1 and Bobby of Hastings called and Mrs. Howard Bolo of Hasting.' , Rev. John McCue pastor For rent at $2.50 and government tax—in our fine hen. They pay you well for Hemtah Scene, Mrs. Ellen Scene, ana on her *L-.ter. MUs Bea DePlonty 'were- Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. >0:00 A. M. Sunday School Mr* Adah Motter were Hasting* vis- nt the Warren Surrarrer home. Sat- »nd Mrs. Mra.Glenn GlennKcHc-gg KeHt-gg Aa Mr Mr and and1 | n:0o A M Morning Worship safety deposit vault. Get -one today for your war MERMASH. — Parker itora Saturday. A Mr*. BcMte Fox tirdav afternoon A Mr and MrMrs. Glenn Parker of of Ypsilanti, Ypsilanti, I & business meeting will be held of Hastings spent thc weekend with Gcorae Bauett spent Sunday with Mra.Dan Weaver of Elmdale, and । Thursdayevening at lhe church at Bonds and other valuable papers. Mra. William Hutchens She ako Mr ‘and Mr* Clare Bassett and Mrs.Leon Howk. local, spent Fridas g o'clock. vteited other friends and «*»**'**,• family of Irving A Mr. and Mrs. | afternoon with their son and broth- 1 Choir rehearsal in the Ladies Aid Joe Kauffman. Burton and Joyce. |er Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver of iRali at 8 o'clock Thursday evening, am! was a Sunday spent Sunday In Lansing -with thc near Hastings. They found Mr*. The last quarterly meeting will be Mlsse.1 Elaine Kauffman and Mar- ‘Weaver in very poor health. A Mr*, (hold in conjunction with Freeport HASTINGS, MICH. Ion Rohrbacher Ypsilanti. A Mr Nancy ta spending a Mr*. few i1 church nextESunday evening May and Mrs. Gary of Newton of Belding days atDeming the home of Mr. and lflth. Dr. H. BabbiU. District MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. were Saturday callers at thc Nell .George Pickett of Caledonia. A Mr. superintendent, will be present. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. Newton home A Mr. and Mrs. Rov and Mrs. Ralph Allee and family I a large congregation wa* present Gaut and Joan Mrs. Earl Gaut of of Gul) lake visited thc tatter* par- nt. the Mother's Day service last Flint. Flovd Gaul of Lapeer, and ent*. Rev. and Mr*. John McCue । Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ballance of Has- Sunday. A Mr. and Mr*. Robert —~ ~ ling* were Sunday dinner gueata of Newton and family were Sunday . Church of the 1 nlted , . Sunday evening caltera of Mr and Mr, and Mr*. Clarence Benedict A dinner guest* of Mr and Mra. KenBrethren In Christ Bretnre.. Mra Carl Buatance ot Hastings. E B. Oriffln Griffin D. D. Pastor MU* Lucille Larson of Kalamazoo jieth Clark of Hartings. They called E. Paul Mend underwent an operation spent the weekend with Mr. and on Mr. and Mrs. William Newton | Phone 491 Shta teg at* Butterworth \jospltal Mrs Harold Wood* A Mr. nnd Mra. of State Road In the afternoon. A Freeport m Grand Riplds Monday. * Mbs Lewis Nceb. with Mr. and Mrs. Ray |M1m Dorothy Bunn spent the wedt- । 10:30 A. M. Sunday School . of. Blissfield called on Mr. nnd Shirley Frederickson and Mrs. l-v»- .. Neob ar.u end v..u W w|.tb m. Mjis Marlon Roush **-—-• of “■ De7‘ |I 11:00 A. M. Morning Worslilp New on of Hasting* were Sunday Mra 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor John Malcolm of Irving SunMrs Glenn Parker i- , troit. troll. * A Mr and i visitors at Ute Neil Newton home. A day * The W.C.T.U. County Coni- i of Ypsilanti Ypsilanti were Monday dinner I 8: 00 P. M. A special service ta be­ About fiftv guest* were present at vention. which was held at Cloverand Mrs. Leon Howk. A ing arranged when t|ic Sunday r‘ guests of Mr. tSock wedding in honor of Mr. «tui Mra Arthur Moore. Sunday, who celebrated their Silver Wedd- FREEPORT MSJ Rabbits Thi Victory Gar BUY WAR BONDS E MERMASH OUR SERVICES WAR SAVINGS BONDS BANK MONEY ORDERS W IK3- r ■ ............... — SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE FARM BUREAU SERVICES, ING NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS W “■& og iissss AUCTION SALE Mr «»d Mr. A.mn Or.mr-.ld tatte“"l*terh,Mrar Oeone Porixy Saturday. A Mr. and Mrs Merrill Karcher and family called on Mr. | and Mrs. Russell Benton-of Hastings Bunday. A Mr. and^Mrs. Keith Dur­ kee- and family of W**11™* *^c SXkH™ J'mY.' CMdfrtX Troyer of Grand daughter. Mrs. Ray family over the wec*”ld *.?Jr. “’’it Mr* Earl Evcraon and fandly ’Pent , Saturday nnd Sunday wUll\p,r pa11.1 Mrs. Harold Skinner and Mlw P“1'; llnc Everson of Battle Cwk. A Miss Bea DePlonty Is spending on In­ definite time »t‘h Mr. and Mra Warren Sufrarrer. A Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Clinton of Carlton and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gonzales and Jim­ my local were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. B. R- Clinton. Mr. and Mra Howard Clinton and fam­ ily of Bowne called in the A Mra. Nellie Smith nnd daughters Janet. Jean, and Joan of Hastings spent Sunday with Mrs. Roger* and Marguerite and Mra Jennie Casaday. A Miss Helen Woods of Hastings ta »l*ndlng thta week with her parente Mr. and Mra. Virgil Woods. A Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thompwn i,Pe"tM®u“d“) with Mr aod Mra Cari My era of East Hasting*. A Mrs. Wilma Kyes AUCTION SALE Having rented my farm I will have a public auction at my farm located one mile south of Fine Lake on North Ave. Rd. or four miles north of Level Pork, or two miles south Banfield, ’/j mile west and one mile south on SATURDAY, MAY 15,1943 Starting ot one o'clock the.following will be offered for sole: Meet Emergencies These and many other reason? might make it neceaaary for doclinr btMinesa on Friendly Loan Plan. MONDAY, MAY 17, 1943 Commencing at 1:00 o'clock. McCormick mowing machine. Three section spring tooth drag. Two section spike tooth drag. Cultipacker. Single two shovel cultivator. ' Single spring tooth cultivator. Wagon, dump boards and hay rack. Hay tedder. Two horse ping pong Hog crate. Buzz rig. May rope. Harpoon hay fork. 1 grapple fork. Set of heavy double harness, nearly new, 2,20" horse collars. 21" horse collar with pad. Eight horse Cushman Marine engine. Tank heater. Set of platform scales. Scalding kettle. . Royal Blue separator, nearly new. Primrose separator No. 3 with power drive. 1 i horse International gas engine. > Grain cradle. Fanning mill. ' \ Ten gallon bent wood churn. Hand corn planter, nearly new. Fifty pound ice box. Other articles too numerous too mention. HORSES Block Gelding, 10 yrs. old. Block Gelding, 14 yrs. old. (Extra good work team.) COWS — 7 Good milk cows, ages range from 3 to 8 yrt. 2 Yearling heifers. Holstein bull, 16 moi. old. Holstein bull, 3 moi. old. Hcifcr'calf, month old. • HORSES Grey mare, 4 yn. old, wgf .1500. Grey more, 8 yn. old. wgt. 1500. Block gelding. 5 yn. old, wgt. 1700. HOG AND CHICKENS 1 Fat hog. t 175 Leghorn chickent, 6 wceki old. Pay Old Bills Because of ill health I will sell at auctfon at the farm, located 11 miles south and 1 mile west of Lacey on Three section spike drag. Three section spring drag. Two section spring drag, all good condition. Two horse walking cultivator. 3, One horse walking cultivators. Scalding kettle. Two horse disc. Oliver 99 walking plow. Gale 110 walking plow. Oliver 40-14 riding plow. 2 stone boats. Galvanized water tank. Zinc lined tank. 20 Gal. crock. Water separator. 2 Milk cons, 10 gal 2, 12 Gal. milk cans. Milk palls 4 Good work harnesses. Collars. Pads. FARM TOOLS Miscellaneous David Bradley manure spreader, nearly new. Nearly new wagon, box and rock. Good farm wagon, dump boards and box. McCormick-Dcering grain binder, A-l shape. McCormick-Decring mowing machine, good condition. McCormick-Decring horse rake, good as new. Shoe grain drill. Pitch forks. Shovels. 4 Cider barrels. 2, 10 gol. kegs. Fanning mill. Cutting box. 3 Sheep feeder racks. Sausage grinder. Berry boxes. Potato crates. Log chain. Quantity Yellow Dent com. Quantity Wolverine Oats. Good potatoes, seed or eating. Metal drums. Lawn choirs. Philco radio. Ice box. Tbroughbred female Beagle. Other things too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH OAT OF SALE. NOTHING TO IE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. cows Guernsey cow, bred Dec. 17. Holstein cow, fresh Dec. 7, veal calf by tide. Holstein and Durham cow, fresh January 13. Guernsey and Holstein cow, fresh March 15. HOGS Brood sow with eight •w ■lx weeks old pigs. IMPLEMENTS P. & 0. riding plow. Oliver 99 walking plow. International riding cultivator. Two horse walking cultivator. Three horse disc. Seven foot binder. Pair of bob sleighs. ' Empire Jr. grain drill. TERMS OF S.ALE. Cash day of sale-no goods removed until settled for. CITIZEN S CREDIT CORPORATION lOlVfc W. IUU 8U, UuUa<l ILASTDIUS XAT'L 8AMK XLDO. p. M. s«i<r<l*n ETHEL GODDE, Propr HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer E. E. GRAY. Cerk FREEMAN P. KIMERLING, Pro HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer - - - ■ — �Emory Flnkbelner on the west iconflnrd to her home the past two j Mrs. John Aubll of Grand Ledge , In Chicago over the weekend. * The j Schleh, who was Inducted at the following six ladies plan on attend- same time, was sent out lhe fol- county line, Saturday evening. * jweek* with trouble with her foot. * !ftnd Mr*. Lena Bedford of Mulliken. | ing the District Pythian Sisters I lowing day for an unknown de*, Little Sharon Streeter, five-year-'one of thc moat pleasant afternoon . * ■ MATirCC .. 'iiiccuug meeting at at Kalamazoo rkaiuuiaiAAj this uiu Wedneswcuuca- [tlnatlon. ' uiiauuii. * w Mr. mi. and mia Mrs. mrs. Ray ru*y Tolun ruiun old daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Merle | events held in the village for some i Lt UAL MU I IUE3 I day. Mr*. Charles Williams who‘will of Detroit spent the weekend with Streeter ot Battle Creek, was oper- Unje WM the Friday meeting of the on at Pennock hospital, Hunt rhruti.n n«rv vc the response to the welcome. welcome, 'her Mr. give 1 "cr parent*. parents, Mr, an<1 and Mns Mrs. HorBCC Jen l.< nted tings on Friday tor appendicitis. * I Woman* Society of Christian Sery. --------. Mr M<r* Ti?’* 1 i'T-’i-w d Ot Grand “n^ids Whited Mr. and genial grocer. John Vanderveen ha* , anti Mrs. bay Dav Pugh and little 1 Ice ice at »t the tire Methodist church to in oxdeji FOR PURMOATIOM Kitchle, Mra. LloydAElwood and Mrs.* Liveigood oi oranu irapiu* visiteu aIIBh,_ r Murv Ellen of Vermontof Mrs. Vem Hooper, Mis*-:! , , m kHenry _ Joubon. Mrs ^Herbert? 8kU*I,X ,i W were a^end vWton Thir Icharve ItoiSft Scretary V Whlle “rK to^riy to been in Butterworth hospital in rienry rouuon. « a»rs. ntrucri. ■her *& erDo^ J.0h^r......Grand Rapids since Thursday for Cronmger , —r------ — and three — daughters. --dav <Ur Uho »ho accompanied arromnani^i them th.m back bark to lQ )U Mr W(d Mn Wm McKcv. .attended tt wa* a most awjreclatlve * o( w city tor a ««** week's stay. * Mrs. Janet. Charlyn and CaraLec of :the the cUy fo , r , a Kennttn vogei ret returned to »her her «*• * Mrs J- p Slawson of Toledo audicnceiand tho*cab-uLlOiUnucK P,yb„, (Mlk, ln Kenneth Vogel unit'd to ’"’- "' duties — came pcvCbrmcd this week Campfiu lake and Mary Ellen Gray- Ktelchhig at the T-K »«• wdwol Friday evening for ontndefin- The Thomapple-Kellogg school 1 tn r.«.iy blel of Caledonia, wcre Sunday nf- this Monday—after ■ — ••••■ a few dav^’ub- lle vls“ **th hrr “n-in-lrkw and bund, lyd by director Gerald Stuck- 1.1 vt.y a. n. 1#43. Monday after a feu few dav* days ub- daughlcr. Mr. and Mra. Wm. J. L4eb-! er. opened thr-nrogram with an | business. * Mta* temoon callers cf Mrs Mae Cronin- this Monday . ll-a. »<■« »'“h “ *e«ere cold. *F«trr Mrs. ler. * Mr. and Mrs. Rorcoe to Grand Rapids ner. * Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Solomon. Ra-coe Lynd hour nour of or rnu»tc. music, Tire ine band oana which wnicn Is rs ;. o oft i-rnuir RmHt lcr *■ and will assist their ion Curtis, and Miss Vemclva Charles Crookston spent ithhZrlefl for their home In Detroit the made up a fine group of talented I« ib. .Mxitro «r her forcpan 0, laM wcek aftcr spending musictons, played several selections . J» ; operations. She Barnum of Hastings, were caller* weekend in Grand Rapids with nnnrr at the home of Glenns brother, daughter Sgts. Lucile Norgaatd. Easter weekend with his mother interspersed by special numbers as ' **7 will Crookston waa there for Sun- nnd brother. Mrs. Mattle Lynd, and follows: Trumpet solo. "Holy. City" - --------- --------Lewis and wife and on Mrs. Ernest Mr. n 34 to the hi- .Schmidt in Grand Rapids. Sunday Max Lynd and wife. A Mrs. Ralph , by Frederick Griffeth accompanied sister in nera.1 oi nutvu Jiuxx-uu. tins, muter father vi of 'afternoon. xtieuiuuii. * w mis. Mrs. /turn Allen Stccbv iuiu nnd lled her -------■■■ Charlotte Sunday. Harper of Flushing came to the | by hLs sixtec Jean On the piano; taM r,la„ ,n lh, their son-in-law Harold Haskins, two young sons, Gary and Linden * Little Beverley Bujdlck of Has- home of her husbands parents. Mr. (saxophone und accordian duet by j,„rib«r, n p,i«»t. who with his family moved recently of Howe. Ind . will spend next week Ungs is spending thrweek with her und Mrs Wm. Harper this Mnnduy Ward and Put Beery. Miss Donna , it u to the firm of hl* father fromMId- with her parent*. Mr. and Mis A. grandparents. Mr. and r-.->Mrs. Carl for a rest and indefinite stay. Ralph DayLs sang two vocal numbers. "Al- M»y A. I» 1»4J. Tth «t dleviile. * Arlle Bixler recently was C. Johnson on the Prairie while Ffcrdcsteller. * Mr. and Mrs. Henry who broke his leg sometime ago."Ice — ” Blue '•“ Gown" “ and —•* "Ah. Sweet — 1' •<or»n»<> —11 by — Mr. and town for a day while on a short her husband, Rev. G. A. Steeby i’ Brog accompanied •^.. • — — Mrs. '• two month* in bed but Is able Mystery of Ute" accompanied on ve from the air school al Inde- attending the Evangelical confer- John Steeby nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. spent to occupy his pulpit now altho* In the piano by Miss Evelyn Allbrecht I pendence. Kansu. Arlle. who 1* due ence In Battle Creek. * Mr*. D O Leonard Hooker of Leighton visited a castand confined to a wheel who also favored with a piano solo. ’ „„}{„* n,,mf pin by'Tp?ibliroii<M> | for his wing* very soon, hu been White of Grand Rapids Ls a visitor relatives in Saginaw, Sun. * Mr*, rhnir Mr< ! Martha Dietrich, who All the numbers were splendidly 1 of , r„pr ot ,hi« w4n. fir - -------------chair. a* Mrs. transferred to Eagle Pas*. 1>xas. Texas. a * of ot her cousins. Mr. and Mra. Mrs. A. H. H Lenna Lrnna Kirkpatrick went to Grand ha* ajM-nt ...e the u.tnter. In California, rendered. Mrs. MattleBenaway as ' .rrunro wrok, pr»«io... tu *, A letter to Paul Smith from Marine Parker this Monday. A On account Rapid* Saturday and remained over is expectedI home next week. A Mra. chairman, presided in a most effi- i,..r^c in to. Il..un», EU Holes states that he and his of the wet weather and slippery the weekend with relatives. A John Elmer . Fjr-* —.ton is expected home this cient manner. Mra. Ray Lyon*.' priiit»a «u<i nn mother. Floyd, are now both sta- grounds the baseball game schcd- Pott*, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tiie.yl«y from leu days' visit with spiritual life secretary was in charge •»>•! County • Uoned In Camp Elliott. Calif. A tiled for Friday last, at Delton was Potts, who will graduate from Mich- her'daughter. Mrs. Charles Lewis 'of the devotional service. The guest 1 htu.rt <i.m.nt, Jaa<. Miss Aureia Potts, Professor of Pub- postponed until this week when Igan State college thta June, ta n and family at Jackson. A Mra. Mvr-(streaker. Mra. Hugh Kennedy of A j1'"* cl . . lie Health at Peabody College, Nash- renditions warrant n game. A The member of the ROTC and with 250 tie Carpenter returned to the home . Grand Rapids spoke on "Linking * * " ' ; vllle, 1>nn. Is expected thta week Rouse circle of the Methodist church other students Ls receiving service of Mra. Bertha Dominie on Wednes- Latitudes," a topic vcYy timely now ' . <• ; .Alter graduation for a visit with her brother. Ray will meet with Miss Mary Marv Moe ut training. Alt ------------------ "he -will " day alter spending ome time In the when lhe war has made us all order for publication ta and family. # Lewi* Griffeth her home on Grand Rapids St. this leave for Camp. A Mrs. Glenn Gnf- University hospital at Ann Arbor neighbors. The afternoon closed by , ■»,. i-r, of Grand RapIcU, formerly of Mid- Thursday afternoon, a Jack Red- Idh has been ill for several dflvs lor treatment of her injured hip A I serving of light refreshment* bv 1 cL»nty if ti.rry dlevllle, and Miss Allie Poppma of ford lias Joined hLs step-father and suffering with an infeejed tooth. A Mr. and Mra. Clarence Steeby of the hostcas. Mrs. Hooper asatoted J Al , «f ..id Coui lhe same city will be married this mother. Mr. nnd Mr*. F. J. White Little Buddy Stone of Battle Creek Rapids were Sunday guests ■ by Mts. Floyd Holes. Mrs. Kennedy i a. Prutsi. jHfiro tn ih. Ci Thursday evening. A reception will nt Jackson and enrolled as a pupil is spending some time with his un- Grand at the home of her parents. Mr. was accompanied to Middleville by I un*. in >«id Cminiy. on it be held at lhe home of hb parents, m the Jackson high school, a Wc cle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Edd nnd Mrs. E. C. Jonfts. of Leighton Mrs. Dtlla Wesbrook. one of the:®f a. n 1941. Mr. and Mrs. Osbert Griffeth of are sorry to know that Glenn Allen. Flnkbelner. a Mrs. B.C. Swift vLs- celebrating tire ajrproachlng birth­ former members nnd two | ,,0B H'“‘ Grand Rapids following the mar- who ha* been confined to his bed Bed nt thc home of Dr. nnd Mrs. day of her father. Muy 4. * Mr. and society's other indie* from the Clark Memor, riage which will be a,quiet affair by illness thc post week, nt his Par- P L Thompson in Grund Rapid*, Mrs. Edd Flnkbelner and little neph­ lai Home A- Sgt. Arthur Steeby of! at thc minister's home. Lewis has melee home. Ls suffering with un- * George Gnibe was moved bvam- ew Buddy Stone returned home Camp CHiborn. Ln. who wa* In-; h„ut rnany friends here who wish him dulant fever. This is the fourth cue bulance Tuesday from his home Monday from a weekend trio to her ducted Into Uncle Sam's service De- fl,r p»iui„B' pr*yi»i much joy and happiness. A Mr. and in this vicinity in the past two south of town to hLs recently nur- old home at Levering. * Mr. nnd e mber 1. is spending ten days with (ration of *aid Mrs. Floyd Holes were weekend years. A Mr. and Mrs Claude Ro- chased home on west Main St. A Mr*. Russell Bender and children. hLs parent*. Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer ii-ra oito. or to r.ia visitors of their daughter. Mrs. Her- senberg of northwest Thomapplr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry DcPilit nnd Bobbie and Joan wcre Sunday din­ Steeby of Leighton, and old home j bert Thorpe nt Kalamazoo and cele- spent Wednesday afternoon in their daughter and infant grand- ner guests nt the Harry Balsch home, frirntu. He is in the light artillery I ■» " .n”’''w’' bra ted Mr*. H's birthday. Sunday. Grand Rapids with their daughter, daughter, Mrs. Harold Buillment and celebrated thc recent birthday* division. A Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tolan M,r A. n. 10*3. A Mrs. Mary Dutcher and daughter Mrs. Monroe Gibbs a Miss Marcia and little Sharon Lynn, all of Bev- of thc two little girls. Nancy and of Detroit, recently married, were ; h“.’ '* Alice of Grand Rapids were Easter Henning of the Bell Telephone of- erlev were Sunday visitors of their Jean, who pasM-d their fourth given a miscellaneous shower. Sat1 P weekend guests of her mother. Mm. flee, Hastings, spent the weekend uncle. Glenn Allen nnd family ut birthdays oa April 20 and 23 re­ urday night al the Parmelee Metho-i n yu,in»r Or Lydia Cronlnger. A Mr. and Mr*, with her parent*. Mr and Mm. Al Parmelee. A Mr. and Mrs. Arnold spectively. * Ivan Lyons. Y.M.C.A. church. They were reciplcntts; Rntiro *i,rre«>r t.r <i Edward Barber of Grand Ranlds Henning on north Grand Rapids Parker and three small children of secretary- of Hillsdale county, who I dist many lovely gift*, refreshments of ■ ropy i.r tsi. visited her parent*. Mr. and Mra St. A The Harold Cutler family of Cadillac came Saturday for n few recently returned to his native of wcre served and altogether it wa* , .r*ml»o w»»ka pr»»l P. R. Prlndle Sunday, a Mr. and-the northeast vicinity had a most days stay with their parents. Mr. after some years spent al n most enjoyable evening. Mrs. To'•> Mrs. Wm. Campbell and little son lovely surprise Easter Sunday when nnd Mra. Albert Parker and arc state Iowa, with hb wife andchil- Inn was the former Betty Camp- "■•■•ij.i^r prlntril John returned to Detroit. Sunday the Galster Floral Co. delivered to spending much of the time In Grand Ames. "pent the weekend with his । bell. A Scvmour G. Jordan, respect­ evening after spending the school them an abundance of beautiful Rapids where her father. John Vun- tiren. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lyons. A ed nnd life-long resident ot this' A lru, vacaUon with their parents. A We snaixhagons and tulips, a gift from derVecn, Is a patient in Butter- Mr*. Minnie Johnson spent Thurs­ e Burna, ( are glad to note lhe action of thc their son. Dar. a seaman with thc worth hospital. A Mr and Mrs. day nt the home of her brother. ; vicinity, died nt his home on lhe 1 Hasting* city council on live edr- U. S. Navy stationed In the At- Russell Hunsberger of Wayland John Carter in Orangeville twp. A west side Friday evening after a | •• tallmcnt of thc sale of beer and lantlc area. A Mrs. Clara Moshter were Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Valentine and ' brief illness following a stroke. On Easter Sunday Ire wa* with the fam- notice to cbeditoes hard drink* on weekend* and holi- | nnd two children of J3un lake are J. C. Schad and children a* a two small rons of Ypsilanti were ilv nt a dinner at the Edd Bedford ; nt*tr of Michion. The -----day*.---Our ’local —’--------council " last -----------year was-- ----------occupying *— the ----------------------garage apartment -------- ---ut farewell —'“’I for Martha. A Mrs. Mra. P. F. C. weekend visitors at the home 'home nt Pleasant Hill apparently in *°r toe County of Barer presented with a petition signed by the Minnie Johnson home, a Miss Moys returned to her home In De- Easter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw. Mr. usual health altho he had been “ ’ ’ tor *>f many voter* of this town asking Martha Schad entertained some of troft. Tuesday after a few days nnd Mrs. Lloyd Valentine of Has­ I poorly the past seventeen yenrs. Mr. A vT!?JLu»: J’,7-b,'r«ivrok. f for the same curtailment. Tire her friend* at two tables of bridge. —• -• ----------of - 1her — »father. —•--• •L. aridge. *t spent at the *home ..'a ..ut. JfiitX were Easter dinner guest*. A Jordan, who was the son of Wellmovement wa* undertaken by the Monday r.cr.lr.g. evening. i * Mia.; Mias nut'.; Ruth E. Hamilton ............... on Arlington «... St. * Mr. ting.*and Mrs. EYjrrest Bender nnd ington and Kate Jordan was bom.'( ,„irt <in hu, day of Women's Society of Christian Sen- Johnson of Farmington, was the und Mra. Wm. Campbell. Mrs. Vern Mr. Ice headed by Mrs. Hickman, sec- I Easter weekend guest of her pur- Smith nnd son Paul visited at thc three sons, and her mother. Mr. on May 18, 1868 In Irving twp. on tins, at ten n'rloek in ...v ... ; and ail rredltor. of .aid retary of Status of Women but it ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice John- Fred Granger home in Hastings, John Reed oTHespeter. Canada were the farm cast of Middleville ■ where was rejected, a Miss Donna Holes, son. A Mrs. Fred Gutfin received Saturday evening. Ensign Freder- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and he hu spent most of his life -until i r«»ulre4 to nr, '>"• who recently went west and Is llv- a telegram Ixst week informing her lek Granger ta home for a few days Mrs. Philip Bender. MUs Florence he came to Middleville a few vears 1 of Grand Rapids was also' ago. He is survived bv his wife Ine*. ! '."r iiuiin a with her stater. Mrs. Reo Boley, 'of the death of her sister Mrs. while transferring from the east Bender r‘, ‘ not pas* the physical for the Thomas L. Barnes at her liome in coast - ■ .— ... He home for the weekend a Pvt. Harry two daughter. Mrs. Clare Williams i to Seattle. Washington. ..,70 WAACS. however Donna is doing Loe Angele*. Calif, after a brief 111- expects to spend one day this week BalMEh ho* been recently .trans- land Mrs. Harry FLsh of Middleville. her bit in defense work at the Boe- tness. As Carrie Rouse, daughter of with Middleville friends. * Burdette ferred to another air Held. HLs pres- stx grandchildren and one great- i<i.'uteblsaa i crandchild. Funeral - services were 1' m ••hl ,aid hwrini Airplane Work*. i-i. * a L. Mra .....George „..u Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Rouse, „„ she Benn way and several ft lends en­ ent address Is. Pvt Harry Balsch. grandchild. -------------------2 TS.S. I-owry Field, held‘ nt' the the Beeler funeral home at i Dated. D*tr<l, *i*ii es Is working at a defense plant wav bom In Hustings In August. Joyed a steak dinner Thursday eve- 3G4249C6. Ham C * in Grandville, along with some oth- , 1868 but later came to Middleville nlng at the Benaway cottage. Gun Denver. Colorado. A Miss Martha 2 p.m. Monday with burial In Mt. I cemetery'. Relatives present nresent era from this community A Mrs. < with her parent* and was a resident lake ba a farewell for Murtha Schad Jean 4chad left on Sunday noon Hope cemetery. Alice Corwin is assisting Mrs. Rpb- 'of this vicinity for many years, * Mrs. Lease of Pensvlvanla, whose ,for htr training a* a lady Marine from cut-of-town were Mr. and Mrs. I ert Williams of Pleasant Hill vlcin- She had resided in the west since husband Ls stationed In Grand Rap­ or "Leutheniecker" at Hunter's Col- I Noah Kraft of Charlotte. Mr. and BUY OR SELL IT WITH BANNER lege. New York. A number of her i /' < Ity. A The Masters-Jones circle of 11906. Surviving are two sons. Wll- ids at the army air school, has tak- ! the Methodist church, which ha* ’Jam Miller of Grand Rapids nnd ••n over the duties of Miss Pauline 1| friends were at the noon train to I htr depart. A Mr. nnd Mrs. Arsponsored . the Mother-Daughter Frank Barnes of Loa AQgeles, Calif., at'^the TJjornani>to°KeUo«g 'school see lnur Getty ocuy and nlK* cnudren 01 thc u,e In In­’ 1 thur children of banquet for several years. I* plan- eleven grandchildren and eight * Guasta at the Claude^Vveht^a lnK wcre Easter Easlcr guests of her Rationing Adds to the Economy of Home-Baking! . ing road were event^ for I nlng on this event Friday eve- great grandchlldreh; two brothers, I parent*. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. John- 1 nlng ot this week. The evening Johnher"idaF«-. and Jay Rouse of lx» Angeles. aker will K. be^Mr^ <Mn? Guffin _.(>( ir.. ‘“Georgiana and ..... < ,__ _____ ......... ... ... I of*Mid- , ter'weekend w^Mr.*iu)d<Mrs!lier- son. A Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bali 1 M I n n I CVII I C |v| IUIzLlVILLL io — —. . £ & R 1 SOUTHWEST WOODLAND ‘"“‘iLait Week s Letter d 1" L Mr*. Celia Townsend spent from | Tuesday till Saturday at Pennock iki. ks«l, hospital where the was employed. M t« * Mra. Ralph Ekkens and baby re1 turned home from Hastings Friday ‘ .h. CVfning. * Mr. and Mrs Ogle FlanJ tgan and Roger went to Manchester Ottiro, ;rlB. College. Indiana, for the weekend . and Miss Ruth Flanigan returned .. .— public, home with them for the summer. b» i>abl|MHaa * Mr. and Mr*. Ellsworth Smith for torro euu- Bn<j Mrs. Sherman Smith ot Has­ . tlne" wcre Sunday evening guests ’rir/uiJiJa' lu of Ch“- Parlrf and family. * Mrs. rlrrulxled In Qne> and Mrs ch81mpr Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wal•rob*t». । ter Hershberger. * Paul Brodbeck Oat 5 so und son Russell spent Sunday in — Detroit. * Private Boyd Barry of Florida lx enjoying a furlough with Court hl* parent*., Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bar­ ry. * Mr. and Mrs. Ben Haines of nf Willard Lansing. Miss" Gertrude Blzer ot xomprirui Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hitt were Sunday callers on Mr and •", Mrs. Percy Lehman. * Mr. nnd Mrs. “ “a n Honald Lehman of Woodland and "T;,,* i Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Chase and nt.iiv ''in i M>na were Sunday guest* of Mr. nnd I to >"<■ Mrs. Carl Lehman of Bellevue. * ■>r , ia,n,« , <iun. bi ina ..... ....... —-... ...... otfirr in tbr city Of Ifaatinn. called on Mr. and Mrs Clarence ■ ropy nt Mid rixim on | Sls-son of Irving Sunday afternoon. TIPS ON TIRES To moke them lost! Drive slowly — check air content regularly — rotate them them — hove in­ spected! Tire Recopping IF YOU HAVEN'T HAD YOUR CAR SERVICED FOR SUMMER DO IT NOW. DRIVE IN TODAY. a CONSIGNMENT Phone 2240 Hastings Do Your BAKING with B uiv.iuv- « v.iui.i .n.ii- . ori i nuilu ui lliui oir. mu known and loved in Middleville. A chele of west Thornapple visited Mrs. Clarence Rotenberg of Ypsil- daughter, bom on Wednesday April Mr. and Etr». Charles Gray of Mer- their *on. Frederick nt Ceresco, ■ ■ • -"­ ..28_»L PeniKKk hospital. Hastings. 1 ritt spent spent Sunday Sundrfi- evening evening and and MonMon- ’ Monday Monday of of this tMsweek."* “Harold HaroldKer' Ue”Mn. Kenneth, left" for “their I ?•’?{. mhn.n'i’j ntt week A KerA.v with «-l,K his hl. mother. Mrs. ..... Mary .... ............. .. inducted --- . ----.. dV meen. ...I... who ..was Into the home in Detroit Sunday after'a ™El Gray. They report there arc snow- army last week Tuesday, came home week spent at the home of her par- ’ U'lPL J’,.Sp'. banks yet at their northern home, from Camp Grant. Ill.. Sunday and !cnts. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clive Churchill, hta sevm-e u * Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Blake visited [spent lhe day with his parent*. Mr. A Mrs. Flora Hanlon was a dinner rl &c"’S5T"2?‘,hlt“ their daughter, Mrs. Marc Squlcr and Mrs. Claude Kermeen. Earl ; guest at the home of Mr, and Mra. • “j jlctaJon°was *nMtoum Tuesday of Jackson was in town Tuesday on business and calling on friends. ' * Miss Maxine Flnkbelner went to South Haven Saturday, and was a guest at the JunJor-senior ban­ quet of the high school that eve­ ning. Sunday the Howard Paquin family, where she was a guest, brought her home and spent the day at the O. L Flnkbelner home. * Mrs. H. E. Hickman has been ANDRUS SERVICE LILY WHITE 'The FLOUR the Best'Cooks Use' Jladied. LILY WHITE FLOUR “CLUB AID FLAN" AUCTION SALE Barry County 4-H clubs are sponsoring an Auction Sale of Purebred Registered Livestock consignee? by Barry County leading livestock breeders at thc County 4-H camp located on north side of Al-Gon-Quin Lake 4’/i miles NW of Hostings on old Hastings-Middleville Road on SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1943 Staring at 1:30 o'clock prompt The following list of Purebred, Registered animals ore offered: CATTLE SWINE Holstein Heifer calves, ages 1 1 1 5 Holstein Bull calf, age 6 moi. Jersey Yearling Heifer. jersey Heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh. Jersey Heifer calves, ages 2 Jersey Bull calves, ages 2 & 10 2 Guernsey Heifer calves, ages 2 to 5 mas. 1 Guernsey Bull calf, age 2 mos. 1 Milking Shorthorn Heifer calf, 2 mos. old. 2 Hereford Bull calves, ages 6 and 8 mos. 2 Hereford Heifers, 8 and 14 mos. 1 Brown Swiss bull calf, 3 Vi mos. old. 2 2 2 5 cuf It is just os important to provide proper housing for down your Berkshire sows, spring pigs and fall gilts. Berkshire Boar pigs. Duroc Sow pigs. Duroc Boar pig. Hampshire Sow pigs. Hampshire Boor pigs. Chester White Sow pigs. Chester White Boar pig. O.I.C. Sow, 2 yrs. old. O.I.C. Sows, Cilt and pig. O.I.C. Boar pigs our war workers as it is for them to stay on their jobs on the production front! We cannot expect them to keep on producing the tools of Victory . . . unless we provide them with the homes they need! This is your chance to get in the fight! Victory Begins at Homo­ Remodel to Rent NOW! t4\W THE PLAN: SHEEP Shropshire Ewes with lambs by side. Southdown Ewe with lambs by side. Hampshire Ewes, lamb and yearling. Block Top Ewe and Lamb. All above animals consigned by Barry County breeders. Many animals offered in thc consignment hove not been previously offered for sale by consignors. Registration and transfer papers furnished with each animal. Barry Co. 4-H Club members given a 10% discount on all purchases. Bidding open to the general public. BARRY COUNTY 4H CLUBS HAROLD J. FOSTER, Co. Agri'I. Agent orwrr «ito. AikHmm. Beatrice coburn, ci,,k Enlist those idle rooms . . . that unused space in YOUR home* In order to make it easy for you to remodel property and rent to war workers, the Has­ tings Building and Loan Assn, can arrange fi­ nancing for this purpose. Money may be borrowed ) AS Michigan’s war industry hits full stride, more and more long distance calls have to be made—war calls vital to victory. The burden of calls on many long distance lines has reached a critical stage. Central office equipment, fully manned with operators, is being used to capacity. At times, each unimportant call, regard­ less of its destination, affectf'the speed with which all other calls can be handled. Many calls are delayed-sotne for hours. And materials to expand the system can­ not be had. •k curtail both our personal and our business use of long distance. Therefore, please— 1. Make fewer long distance calls — end keep them short. 2. Give the operator the number of the ‘ You may repay out of income, over a period of time. If you are planning to remodel, repair or buy a home and need financial aid -stop in and let uf explain our plan. telephone you are calling, if possible. 3. If your call can’t go through at once, slay near the telephone ready to talk when the operator notifies you. MICHIGAN BEU. TELEPHONE COMPANY BUY MORI WAl BONDI-AMO UtP THIH ' to convert a dwelling into war housing. Yet, war caffs must go through promptly! So it is necessary that we all * 3L We Sell War Bonds and War Savings Stamps THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L B. Phone 2503 . � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-05-20.pdf 334ec2265e31c901ca227d50f88439df PDF Text Text The Yanks Came Through In Tunisia — Are We Doing Our Best Here At Home? T WOODLAND Letter Townsend spent from Saturday at Pennock sre die was employed, h Ekkens and baby re1 from Hastings Friday tr. and Mrs. Ogle Plan­ ter went to Manchester lana. for the weekend uth Flanigan returned them for the summer. Mrs. Elkworth Smith lerman Smith of Hoslunday evening guests lee and family. * Mrs. and Mrs Chulmer of Orand Rapids were a of Mr. and Mrs. Wai­ ter. * Paul Brod beck wiell spent Sunday In ’rlvate Boyd Barry of joying a furlough with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barid Mrs. Ben Haines of ss Gertrude Blxer of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd nday callers on Mr. and ehman. * Mr. and Mrs. nan of Woodland and 1. Lawrence Chase and nday guests of Mr. and ehman of Bellevue, * . Keith Furice and son !r. and Mrs. Clarence Ing Sunday afternoon. IRES them last! — check air them capping 1 YOUR JMMER rODAY. ERVICE lastings The Hastings Banner MOTION ONk—PAGES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MAY 20, 1943 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS BARRY CO. YOUTH COUNCIL DRIVE FOR FUNDS MAY 1 On tho ☆☆☆☆☆☆ Home Front Compromise May Ba Reached In This Middleville Case In the Circuit court of this county by eight owners of farm lands with­ in the village limits of Middleville to detach their farms from the village and annex them to the town­ ship of Thornapple. / Friday morning, when this mat­ ter was brought up in the Circuit court. Die eight petitioners, who had asked for this action, and the village authorities of Middleville were considering a plan which might prove to be mutually satis­ factory. It appears that the homes on these farm* are connected with the village water system and partici­ pate in benefits arising from being within the village. A compromise nian. of which the details have not been worked out, te being consid­ ered by the parties interested. It was hoped that a satisfactory rompromtee may be arranged whereby the homes on the premises would be retained in the village and the farm property be annexed to the township. The case was adjourned lo June 14. LET'S LET MACARTHUR FIGHT YANKEE SPRINGS Supervisors Sell A County-Owned House RATIONING ☆ AT A GLANCE ☆ S&nTh'a LAST INSTALLMENT STATE SCHOOL AID 723377 Royal Coach Gets Large Gov. Order PAID $25,604.80 SECURE ACCESS TO i LONG, FINE LAKES FOUR WILL NEVER FORGET THAT NIGHT ; LIBERALIZE OLD AGE ASSISTANCE TWENTY-FOUR MORE MEN ENTER SERVICE r housing for itay on their nnot expect ‘ Victory . . . s they need! Enlist those 'OUR home' Summer Playground Work Financed By Youth Council . BOARD MEETING OF BARRY RED CROSS SATURDAY NAMED AS "POPPY DAY" LEGION SPONSORS "S-S BLUE GILL FESTIVAL SXr'SSifffis?*" b"* JS^S!C& ;Stat« Utilities Will Pay Levy of $9,606,344 Problems of Public Education to Be Discussed County Clerk Paid 21 Fox Bounties Monday f for you to rs, the Has- orrongo El­ be borrowed . You may il, repair icial aid lur plan. igs Stomps .DING ION •hone 2503 GOAL THIS YEAR IS $6,000 May 17. 1943. The Burry County Youth Council Hutlngs-on-the-ThornappIc. ’Dawn to Dusk" drive for fundi Fellows t * will be hrld on Tuesday. Muy 25, knnsedlately following the dim This 1* your old-maid school breakfast to be held tn I.OOF. hall teacher reporting from room 12, as at 7:30 *.m. was—room 206. os Is. attempting to Those directing the drive hope tell you some of the trivia of the to raise M.000 for support of the day. Did I My trivia? Well, I should Boy Scouts. Cub Scouts, Camp Fire say menial scraps that float through Girls. YM C A, summer playground my mind. Mr. Taylor and Mary and other activities carried on for Ketcham have already written some the benefit of Barry county young thing* about school in their letter* a week or so ago. so I hope that i^Tram captain* In the drive win I shall not duplicate too much. , 1 be: Don Siegel. Howard Frost, LowThere are certain things that I 'Red” Stamp’ Good -rence Herrick. Richard Groos. Enar as they have been in the past soever. MacArthur could be tempt- veteran Nazi armies collapsed in'by the federal agent who had Week have been storing tn my mind for some time to tell you fellows. 171 Il may alm-mean that the 4 000 ed »way from his soldierly duty lo |Tunisia give* added heights of .charge of distributing these surplus Beginning Bearing Letter Through Frandsen. Harold Brockway, Hoowr start way back in ancient history— acre* will be added to the several seek political position while a great heroism to the stand made at Ba- ;commodities in Barry county. There April 25 E-(16 Points) May 311 Smltli, Stuart Clement. Ben Gidky, P-< 16 Point*’) May ” 31 Harrison Dodds, Huah RU<y.Rothe basket-ball season. 1 should like thousand acre* the conservation de- war te raging, the Republican party 1 laan and Corregidor by the Philip- I no longer exists a federal surplus , May 2 5. man Feldsnauwh. Edwin TWvtar. to give you a fan's observation on partment had previously purchased (assuming that MacArthter te u plne-American troops who bought ‘ c0”Lm . otaanlzation. since Die , May 9 nennem oanoerson, ut. v. u. war­ that. You see. we are pretty proud H-(16 Points) In Rutland. Hope, Orangeville and Republican (as far as we know he valuable extra months ot lime f(ir | l’r°ducts that system gave away for May 18 ton. Mrs. Richard Groos, Arthur of that record. The team this year — —*•“ •» —•— townships ui_. .. _____________ _«•■■■_ i.»._ _1 __u___ several years are now so scarce isuv m J-(16 Points) Yankee Springs as __ an has ______ never slated any party affUla- I the United Nations with cold, raw Lathrop. James Rugg. Earl Coleman rather remind* me of some ot our area where any licensed hunter, lion) would have on its hands not a , courage, Hitler's troops In Tunisia tliat nearly ail ot them are ration- ,» K«(16-Polnts) and Robert Born. earlier ones—maybe, the one that ed. Last year, for Instance, this ; * , during the game season, will be al­ | (Continued on page 4. Sec. 1) Chairman of the drive this year is Barry county office gave away sev' Billy Gladstone and Billy Bob Ran­ lowed to hunt game. No one's per­ popular hero but a fallen idol. Blue stamps G, H. K. are good Joe Skinner, assisted by Howard som d dare say that now) were cral thousand pound* of butter, mission ha* to be asked by the Fro-t and Cedric Morey. through May 31. which te now on the ration liigon. I would like to give you a pic­ hunter. The department bought the The drive breakfast will be pul ture of that last game. A* you know, Coffee other land it ha* acquired for the we were playing our old friend, Stamp 23 for 1 pound, good to on by the Camp Fire Girls under express purpose of giving sportsmen direction of Mrs. William StebUna. Charlotte: the gymnasium wo* a chance to hunt game without ’— Boy Scout troops will assist in put­ packed, excitement reigned supreme, Sugar trespassing on any one's property. Mr. Gonyou, of the Royal Coach und Mr. Broxak's gum was in pretty Sump 12 also good'for 5 pound* ting up the tables and in calling Since all are free to hunt, during members of the drive teams to the Co., stated Monday that hl* firm good working older; we were ahead the season, on the other lands through May 31. breakfast. City ad County Schools ■ has received an order from the ut the lutlf, our boys just playing owned by the government in the Both coffee and sugar coupons Following a brief program with That Was April Cost of : government for several thousand a fair game; but after the firstfour townships, it might be hard to Got $32,983 from Lansing arc from the same War Ration Judge Archie D. McDonald as prin­ Conservation Dept. Buys half. something happened—It was a the line at the Yankee Springs Three Forms of Social Aid .trailers and are resuming produc­ cipal speaker, the teams, each with The fifth and final Installment* draw tion on slx-day-a-wcek schedule al massacre; our boys went to nieces, nark after the department has ta­ Shore Line Properties During April, according to Mrs. a specially assigned territory, will of state aid for the schools of Barry once. the Charlotte boy* lightened up— ken Il over. Slamp 17 good for one pair shoes begin their work. Helen Nelson, head of the Barry I T The state conservation oeparidepart jxc Qogch Wen making inc a*aie The Conch Co. has been the but moments of the game were county ha* been received by County However no one should attempt Merely because thia Is a time of trailers for the government for mcnl last week approved the pur- to June 15. awful. You fellows liavc seen lust Treasurer George Clouse. The total to do any hunting on the 4.000 acre GaaoUne ^,5S?’S<L.n lM3mc and haw been giving 'chase of two parcels of land, which war with extra demands necessary such scene* ociore. aucn before. sranoemonium Pandemonium amount arnuuni of m this payment was >32.- Yankee Springs area without first So sump munucr Number o5 from Basic for such important things as the ouuup fell In chunks; you could hear Paul 983-15. and was paid by him to the knowing definitely that the depart­ 868 cases or oia age assistance in , cmpiOyment to u [arHt. number o| will provide public access to Long CaSC people. lake. Hope, and Fine lake, Johns- ' Mileage Ration A Book worth 4 Red Cross and war bond and stamp Draper's yelling over the din. It , following school districts of the ment will allow it. For lllnay be U,bl S'Si'l,1/’ tt> , ,, town. The twoniarcels were bought i gallons of gasoline, good througn drive is no reason for neglecting wm. ludicrous. Our boys were -run- .county, as directed by the supcrin- that the conservation authorities was >2488. which is an Increase about 25 ner per cent cent ------------- -----------------------------Irom the ownera by the department May 21. the Barry County Youth Council. nipg around the floor like stricken tcndenl of public Instruction. Of will wish to continue the Yankee over March and .bout As a matter of fact, with so many for that specific purpose. i Fuel OU ••dear". And Mr. Broxak's face wtu the total >9,742.91 was for tu tlon Springs project as a game refuge, more than the average a year ago. Mlchtann has a law which re- ' coupon 5 good for 11 gallons, parents working in war Industries, a study —In scarlet. I don't know 1 paid to schools as Hasting*. Delton, wnere game birds and animals will There were 77 case* of aid to de­ pendent children in Barry county, exactly what the score was—some- , Nashville. Freeport. Middleville and quire* that 40 cent* of the price of Mujt unU1 sept. 30 for both the Youth Concll will have a big­ be protected, to provide better hunt­ whleh called for >3342.40. an aver­ ger job to do than ever before in each fLshlng license issued by that hcal and hot water. thing like 56-42. We had a chance Woodland. The state aid granted ing on the near-by land* in the department be put into a special “cav “nu " - the way of supplying worthwhile at reullatlon later on at the two was >2334054. When tuition was four townships which were pur­ age of >40-90 per case. Mrs. Nel­ activities for young people. It te fund, which must be used to buy 1 tournament games, which we won. ■ paid we will so designate When chased especially to provide sports­ son explained that a "case" did lions a. due:________ A book not, in considering dependent chil­ that will give the public free 1 T^Z Had Thrilling Experience On lands 1 We turned right around and beat ,nb nv designation 1* Indicated, it will "... access to resort lakes. The money to Y^IcIm by Sept- 30.n ® B ?? ? be Following ore are the the dis dis­­ men a chance to hunt without tres­ dren. mean a single person. In sevthem. Incidentally, you will be h . Slate aid. swinortnir Cun Lake When Boat Sank >ounhue u>. LoSTnn. lake K:,c" passing. “ era, instances it meant two persons, pleased to know that Mr. Lyle Ben­ tricts receiving the aid. and the Rolfe Bulling, Elmer Colvin. । properties ] GO days or 5,000 miles, and occasionally three, according lo came from that fund. Be,dc J CB e ' e ^ nett and King "thumbed" their total paid lo each district: I is fl first. the number of such children in the Fred Slocum and Ed Tudor, of this , cause so much of the shore lines which ever 1* ASSYRIA—Assyria Center dis­ way from Ann Arbor to Hastings home or family where such aid was several times during the season. You trict. >154.41;'Briggs district. S7S-61: eranted ------Bnd ------eftr»' Thursday morning ...... ',_u_ — wU1 _..n ibv individuals whoth^publlc can. and some, sugar of 1943 , There were five cases where blind whlch lhey tlmra^do. prA-ent ------- inui clupo for wulhome-canning w should have heard Mr. Brocak talk Uncoin district 106.99. BALTIMORE — Dowling. >9530:. public from fruit crops will be available to on the Harry Carey hour at KalaVLSI'S8 wcre_Bldpd_tZ3 11 oil was caused by the fact that reaching such lakes, the legislature housewives on approximately the niaxoo; he was so natural that hl* Striker. >15812; McOmber >152.46; Over 500 clilldren of grade sch little daughter, Joalynn. ran to the Hendershot. >79.95; Week s >64.01; there are too mafiy meaaley carp c‘‘?c‘*d same baste os last season. No reducTT» tetM ata JranSd^y U^lSal in Omi take^ ’ Hic Jtate Craiservass oly of fishing rights by owners of . uon of blue point stamps wul be radio, and called in “Hello, daddy their shore lines. > made {rotn War Ration Book Two Job". - ------- — ^prll wai ,25.604.80. or I “on Bos The Long lake purchase consists I for canning BUgar. Details of the Now. on to the baseball season. district, state aid >3.75857; tuition. -V --------------- -OH . Un. »» r*fSSnriU^rLl^With& th. Hastings won Ils first home game >86715. Total >4.615.82. CARLTON—Carlton Center >62.17 :four humanitarian* from Hastings B“d neXk tnr dAys' with Middleville, 14-1. Naturally. of Social Aid in this county, comes from the state and national i> isMis ---------------I'm still rooting for the Tigers—and ^'cASTLETTON — Nashville - Kel­ Bureau TiZLrXTrr.T jT"~ ~~ wI we learn that the legislature, at its governments. But we do not need 1 nett not very *UU cither. Here* hoping recent session, enacted lawa. which to kid ourselves with the idea that olher prapliemaUa to do pp^os that Detroit holds her own. John logg school district, state aid >3.Kelley na* approved, which Lockwood and I arc keeping our 113.51; tuition. >1.431.80; total >4.- Gov. liberalize the aid that can be ex­ fingers crossed. And "we" do hereby 54531. Lake View district >87.90. tended In this state to persons 65 Hastings City school district, state years state that we hope the Yankees are old or older, r------ *" "drubbed* again in rood sha|>e aid >2.60018. tuition >6302.00; total matter ofownershlo by by paying increased prices for what ' .VhI the West line* of section 21. Hope ' matter (Are you listening. Jack Wagner?) Hustings township — Fish­ true In the « of real or perronal . we VGy. where tax«> on corporation. '£> -bout 500 Ita of carp in their township wRh (be center line of ' work from the county organia . township, with the center line of I Many War Activities By the way, I did go to the Lou _____ _________ _ _____ « '«»■ “ taMrtdu.1. .r. -MM g-LU» «< SUte Highway No. 43 for a place I "“"J "" Helping Mrs. Barnett on Um Gehrig film. "Pride of the Yankees", er >85W; Gregory >54.16; Star fellows — and they're no pigmies — of beginning; thence easterly along | TTie main provisions of the new to overhead expenses, and are then (Continued on page 6) Under Direction ot Youth council are: ChartM and thought it fine. Went to see law now in effect relate to the added to the selling prices of the also the outfit necessary for such the centerline of said highway lo Secretary, tire Rev. Don County Group Gary Cooper. . an enterprise and. in all probability. ownership of real and personal products or services we may buy. .Oontlnurt on PM; «> , Treasurer, and Judge Archie Hastings has a victory corns un­ £hat bout had a load of fully threeproperty and life insurance. One der the supervision of the federal quartcrs of a ton. Tliert something 1 Co. Chapter. American Red Cross. Donald. Judge Adclbert Cort Americ receiving old age assistance can I---- . U at the elly government. It Is divided into land, happened. now be the owner of real estate with sea. air. construction, and com­ You may remember that Wedne«... — ...J p- m. a market value of 23,500. The old iter. John Hewitt munity service divisions. About 300 day night was quite dark and , Waller A. Eaton, treasurer, re­ law made the limit 12.500. For such student* are signed up and are chilly; also il was windy, and tlie ported the war fund a* >11363 82 a person the amount of personal I.. »l... T" Hastings has three waves hit the side, of the boat—hit which exceeds the quota asked by property he may own has been in­ the war program, the curriculum It on all aides for that matter. Tlie more than 50 per cent. It reflects namely. Central play: Six Accepted tar Navy; creased. Under the new taw a single has changed somewhat: we have a result was that the fish were shifted Patriotic Groups Ask . great credit on the people of Barry person may now own personal pro­ Went to Great Lakes class in radio, aeronautics, autoto the hack of the boat. Rolfe Bul­ | Co. and Mrs. James W. RaSford. school. Mr. Edwin Taylor has b—n Fifth Annual Event perty of a market value of <500, mechonlcs. electricity (next fall!. chosen la be the City Playground The following men iefpHutings and a man and wife may now own - Cooperation Of Citizens ling was tending the motor when chairman, and her assistants. Saturday. May 22. Is Poppy Day the four decided to get to shore. B. Jwere m. granted 23-26 Director, and will have three play­ Mr. Aten has hod charge of the con­ Monday morning for Fort Custer, personal property having a market Tlie Navy Will Mothers In Hasting* and in memory or those struction of about forty types' of having passed their physical ex­ value of >750. The previous law lim­ Suddenly his end of the boat went The 5th Hastings Annual Blue'1 permission to use the Red Rea Cross Orcas ground assistants, one at each play­ who have gone before and in hon- under water, which poured into the Gill Festival will be held this sum- room* the first and third Wedne*- ground. who in turn wlU have uairplanes. Tire exhibit of these was aminations at Kalamazoo lost week: ited the value of property a single very interesting. Mary Ketcham Paul Darwin McArthur, South person could won to >300. and that ?>r I °° boat Bl tquicker lulCBer ‘than han you you can ten tel) iu it. mcr on June 23-24-25-28. and will day evening to sew on layette* sent qulckIy nnd the four be sponsored by the Lawrence Bauer to National Headquarter* for dlatola about the girls' hospital unit; Bend. Ind., Shelby Noble Nash. Mus­ of a man and wife to >500. if they in mllltarv “"Im, eray cittaen kegon; Forrest Forrest Wle Lyle Wright, &h<oul'l . * y occupants and the load went Into Post No. 45 of the American Legion, tribullon to wives of Navy men. there is a bicycle corps—a group of kwon; Wright, Nash Na*n-­ received old age assistance, are ,ttoe drink. Fortunately, al that girls' who run errands. Do any of ville: ville; Ralph Robert Embody. ESnbody Jr. Jr, | Under old Uw the full cash P’n?hihF. All fish caught on the opening Harry Thompson, first aid chalr1 hb y P 01 ” 1 lBke u Shallow. By standyou want any errands run to-day? YpsllanU; dav of the fishing season will be man. reported that the Instructors .surrender value of life Insurance n1? in« on the edges of the boat the eligible to be entered in contesU In course had been postponed by St. pound does not realise what < The girls' Junior Red Cross under Battle Creek; Edison Edgar Baas. pQllcle4 wu considered as part of the cond“'ri*d by Miss Rowe has knitted five afghani Tanning; Gordon William Havens, ____« the various classes. Prizes will also Louis headquartera. the new dates te put forth in making Utte a I personal property. Under the new worth while orolect. Pnr four! for soldiers. Miss Leiter's sewing Ypsilanti; Julius Steven Knowlton. law only that part of the cash sur­ . .. — • - •--------- «• •-> announced later. group has helped weave these too. Buffalo. N. Y.; Richard Jay Lips­ render value of life Insurance which Rev. Don M. Onry. represenUtlve .r “ _________________________________ You should see the girls (and a few comb and Samuel Charles Varney, Is above >500 shall be Included lu K n the Camp and Hospital commit- dren boys) knit these blocks. Then, ot Battle Creek: Harold Oacar Seger- determining the value of personal --------------------------------------------------------- 1 on Chua™-, du there will be course, stamps and bonds are sold strom, Middleville: John Gilbert Jefferson St thl* agreement being e. . lla*l*a* kA/*ll a i)aradp' contest* for children and when the budget was considered, more liberal term* of the every Wednesday In home-ronms. Tate. Rexford Tate and Charles P required durlng th^ forenoon In for adults .and entertainment for ‘Increased -demands ------------------’a bud­ At inc bond-auction. >47.000 wbrth Edward Lipscomb, volunteers, and new law will, of course, make a in get of 50 per cent more than last which leach the children to make of bonds were sold. Wasn't that fine Glenn Kenneth Kahler. Elson Vere larger percentage of older people cvffw. g. w.de carnival with year. Barry Co.'s quota being >54. many useful things at no expenea for Hastings? Mr. Hine, with his Harrington. Clifford Ray Boqrom eligible for old age assistance. Just which was ordered paid. Mr. Gury The primary school fund In thl* : C. Murray manager, has been zeband-bond concert, sold quite a few and George Smith, all of Hastings. how many more Barry county people also authorized to purchase one whatever to them, bicycle hike* and state is to a large eztent paid by 1 cured to provide amusement dur­ was bonds too. So, you see, we arc all musical instrument to take to the picnics. Very Important too, are Six others, who also parsed, were are now eligible would be hard to satisfactory to all concerned. state taxes on railroad, telegraph , Ing the 4 days of the festival, Mayor Charles H. Leonard has trying to help preserve this Amer­ accepted for the Navv and went to estimate. Many who might be eli­ next meeting. These Instruments the weekly trips to Thomappteteto Members ot the committee re­ ican pattern of life. (Continued on page 6) Great Lakes for their training. gible are probably at work and already purchased the first Poppy and telephone lines, express and Every week, boys come back on They were: Conrad Roy Beeler of would not need assistance at this offered tor sale, a* U hl* custom. car-loading corporations. Tire state sponsible for the arrangements are: Poppy Day this year should mean authorities determine the assessed Bill Sherwood chairman. Ed. Sayles, their furloughs and come up to Middleville. George Trego Gardner time. more to us than ever before be ­ value of the properties of these corAngelo Spirls and Shirley Henry. base ball leagues as wri school to see us Several have visited and Marlon Wesley Becker of Has­ Since the Improvement in the cause of present world conditions. [Mirations. The rate of the tax levy | * • • --------time leagues this summer. my classea; I guess they wanted to tings. volunteers; Gordon Porter economic conditions and with bet­ see how it felt to be teased in Eng­ Kenyon of Hastings. Russell Dar- ter chances for jobs, changes have The need for assistance to veterans on the property of these conxjra- TO PLACE FLAGS ON and their families will be greatly tlon* I* the average tax-rate ; VETERANS' GRAVES lish class again. Merle Lancaster wood Byers of Delton and John been made in the assistance rules increased during the coming year paid by owner* of other property. The committee in charge of the stayed a whole period. I am glad 1 Michael Matyasfc of Bellevue. so that the aid recipients can. if and every Poppy sold on Saturday. whoae value is fixed by supervisors.! Decoration Day exercises on May playgrounds open on June 21*1, and had that chance to chat with him able, accept employment and know May 22. mean* that much help to and the rate fixed by local author- 130 plans to place flogs on the A meeting open to representatives will close on Children's Day during for lie is now in Africa, lhey Uli that when the employment ceases, someone In need, a* the funds re­ of Allegan. Barry. Clinton. Ionia. Barry County Pair week. .. ... graves of all veterans in boththe me. Albert McIntyre. I understand he or she can be reinstated on the ceived are used for rehabilitation Not only are the younger ehUThe Mlchlgwi property of these Riverside and Mt. Calvary ceme- Kent. Latke. Mason. Mecosta. Mont­ that you are getting along better; assistance roils without having to work and helping to care for vet­ corporaUon* will be OAsessed this terles on Wednesday. May 26. If calm. Muskegon, Newaygo. Oceana. dren benefited by this nrocnusi. that's fine; keep it up. Possibly wait In uncertalnlty for months. It dependent*. Kat >347397300. and the tax | there are any graves that have not Osceola and Ottawa counties will be but the High School riudeeb as some of you folks who graduaUd Evidently the people ot Barry U also recognized Inal an aged per- erans* This year Ute nation’s large radio . >,BK Lnl° the primary lifJtool heretofore been marked, will some held in the Fountain school, corner well. The City Youth ORmcil rtran." around the year 1W5 remember Ar­ ■ son who has employment may have advertisers are cooperatlng-tn carry­ iund will be >9.606,344, whfch i* one please notify Hugh Riley or L. of College and Lyon Streets. Grand thur Wood. I had a short talk with needs in addition to those generally him down at the Coffee Shop not for whose destruction the super­ considered as common «n such em­ ing the story of the Poppy on their >196.543 more than last year. 77ie p j&u, of the name of the vet- Rapids, Thursday. May 27. com­ programs, which i* a new venture tax rate thl* year 427.65+per >1.000 eran nnd the location of the grave, mencing at 10:00 am., under aus­ long ago. He wondered about Dick visors some time ngo offered a ployment or valuation. Lost year the rate was ; before that lime? This wilT be ap- pices of the State Department of for, them. Watkins. I could Uli him that I bounty of >2-00 each. Monday of In June 1942 a plan to allow re­ Be .ready Saturday. May 22, to *2?28 on >1.000. ■; |7iwl»Uu, predated, as “ the “ committee “* is de- Public Instruction for the purpose thought Dick was down Texas way. tills week County Clerk Hyde paid cipients of old age assistance to The law say* that primary school rircnis of discussing important matters ?.:r>TU5 of st mai marking every grave. and that a few years back. Dick 21 Mich bounties. Up to noon Tucs- earn a certain fixed amount each buy one or these small red memor­ ial flowers and be glad that you money must be used to pay the ■1 — —•--------of - the American Legion pertaining to problems of public Members came up to Michigan tor his vaca­ day six more were paid. These an­ (Continued on page 0) have the privilege and opportunity salaries of teachers. . I Auxiliary are also placing flap on education, according to an an­ Ity to secure tion; he came to school every day. imals not only destroy chicken*, of participating in making Poppy ------------------a • - ’ -------- ;— the graves of their deceased of- nouncement released this week by and "pestered" me. He asked about turkeys and duck*, but they also Day a suoceas. ■ Eugene B. Elliott, superintendent of other members in that class; kill young lamb*. r ' Tn next wack s Hanner tne coin­ public Instruction. Charles McIntyre. Mildred erand­ Sportsmen should be glad that ■■ommnu■■ ■ I pletc program for Decoration Day often az possible. sen* and Hub tn Fairchild were grad­ foxes are being slaughtered, because U. & O. DANCE uated at that time. I remember that they are very destructive cnemie* h...h.,,.- who ’dH 1,0 printed. The committee with parents ' (water CHARLES DEAL, Prop. R ' ,ur«M th« every natriotlc organUaHarold P. Pelham. Hustings, who Calling aU Barry County Service than ever before, and class well—they dedicated their an­ of pheasants, partridge and rabbits. Effective immediately, no one In On account of the death 0! his th.n the U. S. n Army armv Air Force ।Uon the gcouu, camp Fire men home on forioogb. Don't for- restricted driving, it 1 nua] to me. Arthur Wood is a lieu­ They have a keen relish for. small the course of trade or business is wife, Mr. Deal will have an auction entered last year with the rank of major, ethe U.S.O. dance sponsored by and all others who can. parthat many more of thee tenant in the UnlUd Staten Ferry birds also. permitted to buy or sell Select Seed sale at the farm located 1 mile west has recently been promoted to: । .Girls, lr i Seal-Viking Corp, at the coun ­ •‘-.Ipipate in the parade and dec­ advantage of this won Command, navigating for bombers These pests are unusually plenti­ Potatoes at the previously allowed and 1 mile south of Freeport, known colonel. Lt. Col. Pelham omnon ne Bra \Ts ation OI of ,the graves. Watch for try club .this Saturday night. You portunity for their child being flowr. to England. He in­ ful this spring, >0 it is said. We hope premium of 75 cents per cwt. These as the Frank Dorr farm. He 1* of­ lieutenant In the West. In World I runter .Hnmmrimhnt' W on “l duty hi ™ .nnounH.rn.nl. quired about Bernice Creaser; the good work of slaying them will now must be sold as table stock, fering a good list of horse*, cattle, 1* he wanted to thank her for all the continue. according to the Barry County War chickens, farm tools, and all the artillery._______ _____ MADE USUAL APPROPRIATION math she "exposed" him to. Every Price and Rationing Board. household goods. Henry Flannery’ boy who writes to me. I try to an­ ANNUAL MEETING The city council Friday evening 0:30 and transportation will be fur­ It Is expected that any. old pota­ will cry the sale and Ken Braendle KIWANIAN8 GIVE swer immediately. I understand that ’ made Its usual appropriation of nished for you. a worth The annua! meeting of the stock­ toes not having been reserved for will act as clerk. See the adv. else­ BLOOD DONATION TO Glen Murphy U hoping to come holders of the Hastings Building planting will be offered for sale where In this Issue for full particu­ PENNOCK HOSPITAL men and : >100 for use in meeting the expense SEW NIGHT BUCKMAN home at the end of his four-years' and Loan Association will be held within the next few weeks to re­ lars. . Tl>e Hastings Klwanls club ob- j0* Memorial Day obsenance, Night Policeman Parker.. having to Utla a time—from Hawaii; and I want to on Tuesday, June 1. 1043. at the of­ lieve the "tight" market. South­ served National Hospital Day by I stau. young man. that I do not fice in the Stebbins Building. Tor ern potatoes should continue to in­ KIWANIS 8PON8ORED NOTICE volunteering blood Arrangement* donation* to122. , ^oeplUT over Kraft’s Paint Store want you to bring me a hula skirt: the purpose of electing directors crease and thus relieve the potato BOY SCOUT EMPLOYMENT Pennock H( " ' --------------------I have no need for one < he has and for the consideration of such shortage. further HEADQVARTi RS made for further donations , . Aav- 6*30 are being r* threatened to bring one along). I other business as may be brought Information has also been re­ People of this community who at some meeting mowum ui In the um near n..i na fu-­ Ralph Rom. _________ _ prefer a pineapple (there are no before the meeting. Polls will be released that the support of dry have odd Jobs to be done areaskea ture and those wishing to contri­ CHICKEN DINNER einta on them there) or a lei. I open from 7:30 until 0:00 p. m. edible beans which was announced to remember the Kiwanls-sponsored bute are asked to call 2307. Memorial Day program 10:20. RUMMAGE BALE re wondered about Donald DoxChas. 8. Potts, President. in April applies only to the 1043 Boy Scout Employment bureau with Creamed chicken dinner 12:00 , May At Moose Hall. H. Mich. Avo. ev; I rather pictured him among crop of beans and dore not Include headquarters at the Burkholder------------- -31. Dowling church. Adv. 5-20 the sands of Africa: the Banner the 1942 crop. Knowing these facts Chevrolet Oarage. Telephone No. Wilcox school reunion. Rutland cleared that , up: he probably te Due to the help situation..! will it te expected that holders of dry 2880. Several boy* are already work- townhall. May 30. Potluck dinner. BUMMAGE BALE NOTICE “sitting" under a cocoanut tree in be closed Thun, after 2 p. m. Perk's edible beans will start moving their Ing in co-operation with this bu- Bring table service and sugar. CotPresbyterian church. Friday and Tavern. Adv. s-20 stocks into consumer channels. rtau te earn their own camp money. । fee furnished.—Adv. 5-20 Saturday, May 21 and 22.—Adv. ... >1NEEDS HELP- WORK FINANCED BY COUNCIL HAS I SPECIAL IMPORTANCE IN TIME OF WAR But don't worry. The board of supervisors, al their When, on Die anniversary of, , one day session last week, voted lo Oonregidor’s surrender McArthur accept a cash offer of 83.500, made Th. 4.000 Aer. Pork “rl- “ ll” »~1 -> said: "Until we claim again the1 by Charles ‘Duhlhouser, for the remnant* of It* last■,. house „„ on Broadway, just south w of N«w Owned Rv Sta»a 1 a movement to draft MacArthur as ghostly rsow ywnea arorc Republican candidate for the presl- gaunt garrison, we can but’ stand'the ’s, offices. This .U'lhe Windstorm Co Co's, ■ conservation Dept. 1 dentlal campaign of 1944. Frankly. humble supplicant* before ™ -— — — purchased **three —- years —Al-1-u house was • • '-10 in January by the county Tor ' News of considerable importance, we hope the rumor isn't true; that mighty God. There Iles our Holy ,--- -->baa on., county was then pay0®-1 to Barry county came from the neither-MacArthur nor Vanden- Grail."', we believe he was stating 1 Wf year state coiiservaUon department at haVe anything to do with the words which burned In his heart ,,lE •200 „ , — ...in rent for down Tn nnlittena whA rtn-.m nt rldlnu '1O*n Office*. Whose occupant* Were T^.t denTrtn^'B,f‘lr Wb" ’urf °f MacArthur, in .L,™ n 1*^“ thereafter transferred to this.buildon to our reader*. TTiat department — - ... .. fpe county received >60 a voted to accept title to the 4.000 Tlie genera! has stated many times tog lory on the crest of a Mac- jnK ____________ interest* are Arthur-for-president to free boom, we would । yfar rental for part of It. So acre Yankee Springs project from that his only This Is a regular weekly feature | the supervisors felt that the county the federal government. By thl* the Philippines; to help beat Nippon Isay: designed to aid you in your cur­ transfer the Yankee Springs area into a state of unconditional *ur-| "Let the fellow alone; don’t em- .made good money on the deal. Tlie rent [lurchases of itenu rationed by becomes the property of our state render; to free the captured gar- ; berrass him; give him a chance to building was mostly used for stornf Hatnnn nnd Gnrresidor fiahti • nKe for surplus good* of the fed- ‘he government, ini* newspaper instead of the National Park rt«m« od- DADIf lilCT TA (TATE I A£xordln« "pom from wa*hrAKIl Uli I IU JIAIL I ington. Michigan's Senator Vanden- Seed Potato Premium AUCTION SALE Diecontinued Promoted to Rank of Lieutenant Colonel """ •"? 1 _____ ' »!S �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY M. 1M3 TWO EXPANSION iHMS A T.T rm*O JL A SHHW nnWv j JRu JL4 WW nil WnWwf Due to the war conditions we have remodeled our store in order that we can serve you better. We have enlarged our produce Department making it the longest and finest produce bar in Hastings. We have installed three new The public has been so check out lanes especially adapted to speed up handling of rationing merchandise. pleased with these changes that we wish to show our appreciation by having an expansion sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 20, 21 and 22 You don't just save on one item at FOOD CENTER and pay up for it .on something else. our store. We ore bringing you big savings in every deportment of Look at these sample values and hurry here! Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. 8:30 P. M. Saturday Till 9 P. M. FREE! 10 BIG PRIZES! TO THE TEN LARGEST ORDERS PURCHASED FOR HOME USE, ONLY DURING THESE THREE DAYS. WE WILL GIVE THE FOLLOWING PRIZES: FIRST PRIZE: | Barrel of Gold Medal Flour LARD SECOND PRIZE: JleiA | Barrel of Purasnow Flour THIRD FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH, SEVENTH, EIGHTH, NINTH AND TENTH PRIZES ARE SEVEN BUSHEL BASKETS OF GROCERIES. FRESH SPINACH T O Nd T E S Exira Fancy Hol Hout. TEXAS ONIONS t«..sit«si»» L E Ad N S Chore. Quality Fruit ASPARAGUS Gard.nFr.ah GREEN PEPPERS HEAD LETTUCE F...h,cmPH..d. CALIFORNIACARROTS 2 Iba. il 25 C 39c 19c | 7C 2 6 for 2 ia 25 c 2 (°r 21c 15c 2 Uha. |5C The winners will be posted in the store Thursday, May 27, and you can claim your award at your earliest convenience. MORTONS SALT Good on Grapefruit save sugar 2 pkss- 17c bread] oQ loaves fuii i */z ib. PURASNOW HIGHLAND FLOUR ROLLED OATS 24Vi |b. sk. DEL $^| 15 MONTE Hekmon Saltinc Charmin Tissue Pancake Flour COFFEE •[ lb. box 17c TUrvest Time 4 rol|s 25c J lb. sack 27c lb. 31c " 'mullers supreme ls«. Pk9 20c II ■ ■ 7^ V d’J ROUND STEAK 1 . 43c | All you have to do is sign a card and we wilt record the amount of your cash register receipt. The ten people who buy the ten largest orders will receive these prizes. ■ ■1 / Home Rendered Style 3 Point* lb. We Are Oventecked! 1 | BEEF CHUCK ROAST (STIER SEEFI 6 ph., Ib. 0 C jj FRESH BEEF LIVER * 29c SMOKED HAM Whole or Shenk Helf 7 Points, lb. 39c SLICED HAM Smoked, Center Slices 9 Points lb. 59c PORK STEAK Shoulder 7 Points lb. 43c PORK SAUSAGE g,«<.hoi tu, 29c PORK NECK BONES «lOc PORK HOCKS u“ ap.i.ii «>• 24c PORK LOIN ROAST » 38c CHICKENS Fresh Dressed No Points Required lb. 39c FLEECY WHITE BLEACH 2^ ’/z gal. C SLAB BACON ph. lb. 33 Fresh Side Pork 6 pt,. lb. 29 SPARE RIBS 3 ph. lb. 28c. Avoid the Month-End Rush—Spend Your Points This Week or Early Next Week! Jordan Cut Green Beans, 14 points, 2 No. 2 cans for_____ 37c Argo Vacuum Packed Corn, 12blue pts., 2 cans________ 25c Pineapple sliced, 23 blue points, can ________________ 27c Tomatoes, 16 blue points. No. 2 can, 2 for_____________ 25c. Beets First Call, 15 blue points, con _________ _________ 14c Phillips Tomato Soup, 4 blue points, 4 cans__ ________ 29c Del Monte Peaches, 21 blue points, No. 2 > can________ 22c Del Monte Pineapple Juice, 22 blue pts., No. 5 can_____ 39c Del Monte Delux Plums, 7 bluepts., No. 2| con, 2 for____35c Del Monte Fruit Cocktail, 15 blue pts., No. 1 can 2 for _ _--37c Del Monte Cream Style Corn, 14 blue points___________14c KENT CLUB COFFEE O lbs. 04 c C reg. value 31c w I Only 1 COFFEE STAMP NEEDED FOR 2 lbs. Wc arc over stocked. FAMOUS POTATO CHIPS 5 1'2 oz. pkg. 21c GERBER S BABY FOOD can gc BORDEN S MILK 4 tall cans 39c Del Monte Tomato Juice, 11 blue pts.. No. 5 can------------ 27c Nucoa or Good Luck Oleo, 5 red points, lb.---------------------- 26c Home Brand Oleo, 5 red points, 2 lbs. _______________ 35c Armours Treet, 5 red points, can_________________ ,—33c Salmon Pink, 7 red points, con ______________________ 26c French's Mustard, 2 jars_____________________________ 25c Muller's Donuts, doxen________________________ _____ 13c Salad Bowl Salad Dressing, I pt. 11c, pt. .....__________18c Kraft Cheese Spread, no points 5 ox. jar_______________ 21c Cuisine Salad Dressing, gal._________________________ $1.60 TRY BETTY CROCKER'S NEW METHOD! WHEATIES lOc Pkt. FREE RECIPES! KIX 2 23c 106 I. STATE ST., HASTINGS. MICH. N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. Softasilk Cake Flour a. 27c Gold Medal Flour •«•••— *1.25 �THE HA8TTNG8 BANNER. THCRBDAY, MAY 20, 19*3 COMMUNITY NOTICES Deltas Baccalaureate services Will tie held in lha Delton Rural Agricultural school auditorium Sunday evenin*, May D at 8 o'clock Rev. Dale W. "Robinson, pastor of the local Meth­ odist church will give the address. Commencement exercises will be held on Thursday evening. May 27. Dr. O, W Warmingham of St. Louis, Missouri, will be the spAker. Miss Barbara Leonard, will be vale­ dictorian and'Miss Virginia Beck, aaluiatbrlan The class Is composed of forty-two members School will close on Friday. May 28 Mrs John Chamberlain will pre­ sent her piano pupils in a recital in the Methodist church Friday eve­ ning. May 21. Everyone welcome to attend. FAY FOB IT IN AD VAN City— niTV varan nziuna LEAD SY LIVES Mito The dedication of a Service Flag will be held al the church Sunday, May 23 We hope to have some music by' the Coast Guards from Pine Lake Camp. The program starts at 12 o'clock. A pot luck din­ ner will follow the service. Everyone is Invited. Martin Corners Preaching service neat Sunday morning at IU o'clock. Come and Itear a good sermon and stay fur Sunday school. Dunham Dixtrkl The Union Cemetery Circle. Me­ morial Day service will be held Sunday afternoon. May 30. at the South Maple Grove Evangelical church. The service will begin at 1:15 P. M Part of the program will lx- in charge of member* of the Coast Guard from Clear lake. owned .aid aalnial f,.r a i-eH.ol <>r thirty da,« itaforw -Uuxhtrr far the pwriMMe »t fattening the -am-, l*ltOVH>f'.l>. IIOtVKVKH. that latere the m-at from •wrh animal raa he offered fnr tale In the Cllv nt llaxlnga. that It nual have ttia Mt nip nf intp-rtion and approval t.y the City Health Offirer. Aa era■tit Inna r-.nbr. the City ll-allh iff. fker ahall dr.iyn.le proper lintea and plaeer oh-re an In.peel-r will be am Barry rille •Die Barryvllle W. S. C. S. will meet next week Thursday. May 27. at the home of Rev and Mrs J. J. Willltts for a pot luck dinner: Everyone la cordially Invited to at­ tend. Brush Ridge " Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle- will meet at the cemetery Thursday. May 27 Jor an all day meeting Due to rationing, everyone please bring your own food and drink.—Mrs Chas. Aldrich. rDhijrjrH Doud The Doud Ladles Aid will lx- en­ tertained by Mrs. Leslie Peas*. Thursday afternoon. May 27. for supper. All welcome.* Two-Piece Styles for Every Occasion! J kii I hhjfi! i ’<! West Hope ••> hill-d. and ' th- in.peelar. The Community Club will meet akimat* before plaeing hi- -lamp of m.paellnn next week Friday evening. May 28th at the school house. aa herein provided. ma, r-qulre tie per- operating wtintn trie t tty ot llaallaga ehail ba required, Lafore bring per Iwlttrd tn operate, to prneere a Iken-e aa hereinatlrr protided. Tailored And Tript In abattoir not loreled within the City of Ha.ring*. bn I heated within the Cennly Linen Like Rayon! '■t Barry, ahall have the right to apply for a iieenae in the lie, mannrr a« Neat Checks In Cool Rayon F<y Summer Candy Stripes In Seer- The woman of today walks, corries, shops abouf and runs her home as ef­ ficiently as possible! Her clothes must be as efficient too—trim, yet sturdy— so she can look her best each busy day! See these two-piece suit dresses—fam­ ous for the tailored look. With pleated or gored skirts and jacket-type blouses that button up the front! Fabrics (cot­ tons or rayons), styles, colors and prices to suit every woman's taste and every woman's pocketbock! Sizes 12 to 20. Style* That Will Become You! SMART SUMMER Summertime straws with flat­ tering brim line*! Every on* trimmed! Attractively Designed Lace Tailoring Expert Coining TABLE CLOTHS was MR. H. LIVINGSTONE Beautiful enough for best, yet sturdy enough for every-day wear, these lovely lace coverg form gracious settings for your finest dlnnerwrar. Sixes 72"x72” A II'xSO". front the KAHN TA1LVR1NS W VF-IHP1ANAPVUS Womens' will be at our store oh Casual Dresses FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 21-12 J? Special Showing of Sine Spring Ji Summer 19» Just the type for Summer Suitings £ Topcoatings Madc-to-Order Here’i your opportunity to choose from "suit-size" sam­ ples—large enough to give aa accurate idea of how they will look when tailored. Every new color, pattern, and weave­ hundreds to select, fromj Whether you are hard or easy to fit, you will enjoy the serv­ ices of an expert, assuring perfect clothes styled with in­ dividuality and fine custom character. Bl MIASURID WHILI HI IS HIRE; IMMEDIATE OR FUTURE DELIVERY. WATERS CLOTHES SHOP "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" HASTINGS, MICH. Printed LUNCH CLOTHS Qat For Comfort And Smart styto! WOMEN'S SLACK Precise In cut and dashing stytol Rayon faille or gabardine in smart colon and two-tone combinations. »5’5 SUITS MEN S RAYON SPORT I 098 O - Gay Summer Styles Far Active Young Girls! COLORFUL TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE SLACK rnlss. Slacks have button aide cloa- Ing. in Spun rayon., "Quality Shoes Properly Fitted" HASTINGS SUITS Smart Jacket type for the young PHONE 2156 • THE PENNEY 81m 7 to 14. 4 JL 98 Boys' COTTON Sf �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. MAY M. 1943 ;1* why discussion about the peace I and port war term* is very much f* 11 I I D (* LI C C in order. Winning the war is but .V IT U l\ V 11 L J _________________________________ Half the battle. The big job. the; m real objective for which we are all |.WOLEVAN METHODIST Mil) had ample suppUea of f°°d- fighting is to win the peace. MMDUnltlon. gun*, artillery fuel and w ,w“ u.c Tha theme. “In God We ' Adult choir will sing. The Sunday achool will meet at 11 2o undar the direction ol Judge ITORIALS Groundwork for a Nail rollapse Menrive portion* In wfffch to operRujaU and surrendered by the Qerna,, people now know that armie* are far from tnand truck* to drive unescorted to the vlnflbu. Ooerlnfc t.dd them that •“ acniu*n ’•»>•wouW ew tecI Uie ?aat rm impact of Allied bomb*—yet, Gerhad enough W eat/were short on mdualrtal centers are taking guns, ammunition medicine* and ri , IKJUndlngS whlch c* S ’««m imigninront^e rt- Jock and 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Sunday School at 10:30 Preach8. Conger Hathaway, irntor Ing service at 11:30 No evening) lite Ladle* Aid soclrty wUl meet service during the revival at N. lev- JJ* J* 2 J® ing. Everyone urged to attend the Stuart Ctement meetings Judge of Probate and Childrens Dally Vacation Bible School June C°“f will rorjak on -Ayartime Prob14-18 inclusive. Details will be an- . **5?... nounced later Sunday morning worship at 10 .30 Praver mretln■ Wednesday err Tt>e l)a4U’r will Uli about "Tile ntalT ItedSSh HlAlriTlUM- .nd wul oreu-h on No Friday evening young people's ' lhTT,,r,1to'y ecoul^tro^ win meet a* service during the revival Friday .hP^hmvh Mind^’P ntaht E L nights nlgnt. E. L. rugnt* night* will be sneciai special vntins young rwonleS, people's 1 nuhta at the North Irving revival. TfiTT', .... Ctxnus club will meet Thurs­ .I -r-v.The annual vole for pastor will day night. May 27. They will start -- ----------la "traveling batket” hiUh-hlMng 1 sudden collapse is not expected, is Everybody cordially'- invited not probable in the light of avail’ tf ( oUe information, but is possible' t----------ncver-llie-less. -----------------------------— PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH ... ............. <a * Sunday School 10 A. M Keen I|IGH school NOTES competition is shown in the contest. T»” «*-y •*» have their Next Sun. have a verse beginning ■nd sutrrnder of the Gcrrnan army BnnUni sjag party at Charlrton with the letter E. and remember bringing a new one counts double. Under Field Marshall Paulus at parg near the end of this term. Preaching Service at 11 A. *M. Stalingrad. Yet it I* not safe to The Hl-Y ha* announced about itasume that this blow will crack ten vacancies in its membership due :Next ’""L Sun. Rev. Mrs. Manker will derman home-front morale and to graduation. Boy* who . have a -Ul> 11,0 Pn,,cl* ire the way for a general break- C" average, arc of good character *>wn of the German will to resist ‘nr “'5 *h0°*. £■■£-£. “7 - .. _ ... Evangelistic Service 7:45 P. M The Naxl* stiff have jxiwerful ££ name5 to Prayer service 7:30 Wed. night at armies in the field and lu reserve; Ronald Bros*. Stanley Bridleman Lhe church with Francis Colt man excellent military leadership: tre- Mrtvln Haavmd, Richard Beadle, ha'!*n« charge .. ^uhne"‘ Chandler 'pC^[.dp£ mendou* quantities of guru, tanks, jack Walton. " Pauline Chandler. ' Th* u !ll29bi7‘s Hb .peop,e artillery and ammunition; sufficient Eleanor Jarman. Mary Ketcham, food supplies to keep well above the Ruth Marble. Marjorie Norton, BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES starvation level (even though the Marjory Stanley. Uta Garltnger. Sunday School at 10 o'clock. rest of Europe may go hungry); Ocru-vievc Pease. Hazel Stauffer. nivine . [ Divine Services Services atat 11 o'clock. Serenough gawline and oil to keep esmon bv the Pastor. “ । senttal mechanized unit* In oper-. 2^.tr iiJai Evening meeting at 7:30. Sermon: ation: an air force, which, al- Lt wn,M r f 10 * he,d Isalah» prophecies fulfilled about though not the overwhelming wea\ resurrection of Christ. non it once wa* still ha* great de- ,urupl s flnlsl,ln« the eighth grade Tuesday nights B.Y.P.U. al] young fXiva UmitAl ItrSnuMtsw- 'hU year can secure permit from people invited, time 7:30 at the fCtahe and limited striking power, Mr. vanBusklrk to ride to and from church. a submarine fleet which I* stiffI aUe high school one daythis spring Wed nights prayer meeting at the to make damaging inroads on Allied to enroll for the faff term. church at 7:30 and study ot Sunday* ahipidng and a number of powerful The Youth council held a dance School lesron. surface naval unit* which might.'*} the Parish house Friday night. Wed. afternoon. May. 26.-the Uifor a time at least, add considerable M“>’ J1*.. Tlie Rhythm Kings fur- dies' Aid will meet at the Parsonto the destructive force of the yn, #Ke- l25,^00?/1 Street. All Ladles' denca raider* T Tomorrow night the annual arc invited. Mrs. A. Sawdy will , . . .. . The Axis armies have suffered a tarrtfic defeat in Tunisia; more completa than any military analyst would liave predicted a month ago; a defeat comparable, povlbly even ■^rLir^o.,o,»1“w clw °'pro,ri,m- a*»ume that Tunisia is merely tlie - America the Beautiful." will be FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, definite ending of tlie beginning, presented by the children from the .SCIENTIST North Africa is cleared. Sea lanes fifth Dfth through the eighth grades. Corner Comer Church and Center Streets through the MedllAranean llA-rxnean will soon , The girl*'glee girls glee club will Will sing also. Subject. 'Soul 'Soul ana and Body Body"” be open tn Allied ■d freighters which which; , Senior -entor name cards will arrive to- Sunday Service 11 a m. i>A,H‘2’A‘,cc,,u-"ts were R,ven K,ven *•-•- -• 9:30 a - m. will shorten supply route* and have Sunday Sclxnl the practical effect of adding «ev,,^^45 U*Umontol sev- , ...7' ml mllllm. u> u> *1IM aunpbm. iJJh?>?1£S“ : Reading Room In church edifice ’ I The groundwork fur a direct invasion ing On career books, now have them open Wednesday and Saturday from of Hitler's European "fortresa” ha* finished. They arc on dispk ' are display in 3 to 5 p.m. been completed. The chances are room —.... 207 this Jib STCk. week. Her H“ sophe aepnomore that Naxi armies wtll fight on until classes arc now studying — -"Julius CHURCH NEWS Germany, itself, i* invested: that Caesar" by William Shakespeare. The quarterly conference of the . The teacher* of Hastings are now Methodist church was held Sunday mnntlu. pusUbly two years of lough, lht "scbool census. afternoon and wax well attended bitter fighting are in prospect be­ ।takl,lg TtlF Journalism class visited the District Superintendent Rev. E. H. fore the Naxi armies will be beaten “.Hasting* Commercial Printers on Babbitt presided. By unanimous into a slate of unconditional sur-,_„, «iUJ r* | May.... 12 to watch the uuuul Doomsday rising vote the official board re­ ; UI..4 render. iBook bdn<n.l.un/ printed? quested the return of Rev. L.-Win­ • • • I The American literature final test Stone as pastor for the next However, even though 1’ is prob- will be of .different nature this year ston conference year, which will begin able that the hardest fighting u yet than before They are asked to June 1. Reports from nil the de­ tn be done, we must not lose sight write approximately a five hundred partments of the church were pre­ of the fact thnl a sudden Collapse essay on anything that's typi- sented. During tlie present con­ of Germany la within the range of American. They are due next ference year 61 were added to the nnMthllltv ' 1 church memberalilp. possibility—an ruitxlrle outside iwulbllltv possibility, In to Last week the biology department be sure, but still a jgyudbilily. If a new specimen, a EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL XtlCh a collapse does happen. wc entertained baby red fox captured by Louise Rev. Don M Oury. Rector must be ready for it. m>t taken and Iris Baldwin and Gladys HildeSunday services; Holy com­ off stride as we were In 1018. Tliut bmndt while mushrooming. munion at 8A.M. Sunday school ' Tinny F. F. A. boys planted 5.­ at 10. A M . morning worship at il 000 tree* nt the scliool forest at A M. the Rector preaching on "The ; Yankee Springs Friday. May 7. Faith of Job.” | The high school band will play । at Ute Decoration Day service* held GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH I at the ceinetfry. Divine worship at 10:30 A. M. During the hut club hour of the Sunday school al 11:30 A. M. year Monday. May 17. the F. F. A. Rev. O H. Trinklein will attend chib viilted the Sllvcrs-Rtch com­ the sessions of the.Lake Erie Con­ pany. and the Know Haatlng* club. ference. English District. Missouri I the fbh hatchers-. Bynod. May 25-27. al Akron. Ohio. I The Conservation club listened to The Grace Guild meets Wednes­ Mpie fascinating tales told by Pvt. day. May 26. 2:00 P M . al ths name Robert Bennett of the Army Para­ of Mrs. Harry Sponablc. chute Troopers stationed at Fort Benning. Georgia. Pvt Bennett in­ FIRST METHODIST structs paratroopers In the use* CHURCH of h-epe and motorcycle- After 54 The Morning Worship Service will lumps he ha* suffered negligible be held next Sunday at 10:00 o'clock. mishap.-,. Mr. Stone will preach from the LOC/ ’--------- 7:30 P. M. Bong service—and the Klor will continue the theme of Bunday evening on "The Stew- ■ ardshlp of our Faith ” Tuaa 6:30 P. M- Junior and in- ‘ tenuedute C. E. meet with Rev. C i N. Btormea—.J' Thur* 7:30 P. M. Adult an<T Young People prayer meetings. PRESBYTERIAN ■YOUTH ASSEMBLY William Marcus Stebbins. Patricia Fewlcxa. Janet Boeke'.oo and Jtav. and Mrs. 8. Conger Hathaway will' attend the "Mid-Assembly Youth Conference- to be held in the, Masonic Temple at Detroit May 28. । 29 and 30. About throe thousand m~u«.. Presbyterian voung people from all Quarterly conference. June 5 and the tan church ”the Presbyter Presbyterian church fast last Su Sunp5?p,‘e ,rom an day. C. F Angell wax elected as an I lh,r. »Utea are exthat and lack of ammunition. It Is the wan is now Judged to be strained N. Irving ! * Uu»L. ekler and Charles T. Smith and ' P^ried 10 attend. » the eternal ^disgrace of thl* iuntry that we' ever "booby-traplllC ll,nW‘. German supply lines Revival services began Tuesday Jowph“siiults“as’trustee^*'‘“ “““ , Sd^kn armv into a Bataan and fcre noW more evening with Rev. B. E- Manker. a -Children --------------------------“ ^observed -------- -* 1’ * Day will *be thl r’rnmle nf the so liun ,,ulcr e*V inUnded—and . former local boy. a* evangelist. Ser- .at the Presbyterian church Mt 10:33 I Next Sunday. May 23. the worship ’ < X Ih intolerable burden of supply is rices each evening at I o'clock with A M Sunday June 6lh_-Wilh Mrs. Irs. | hour 10 A. M. will be in charge of | p1 un cvcn morc complicated by the ““ urgent Invitation to everyone to W G. Bradford In -Charge of the ' Rev. Mrs. Opal Houghton. Also I program. : the 8 P. M service following C. E. 1. ™ X LW nrids of light bomber, and the« sendees. . twyorid 1* an epic which will ttvt. r]ghu.rs whlch are uklI1J{ tt aUwl bowens Mll LS CHURCH totW' ... ' <«“ ol locomotives. So. a ”brolW 1 30 A M fcctl Ot aerial bombardment are flt wA X^'nhid- cumuiaitTc. cumulatlrc. run Full aainage damage cannot cannot oe be — t measured in terms of vtrible result*. cal exhaustion caused by weexs or Persistent aert.nl .. . » .pounding, .... ,. .for exstarvation ration* and tropical dis- ,| ample, was a prime factor in taking * • Hn.<lnp ' PBMBYTOIa;* ’ B. CHURCH | M Coldren. pastor 11 M. Morning worship— , is of Union With ChrUl" | I theme of the sermon SPRING AND SUMMER MAKE WALKING A PLEASURE! M- gg SPORTSWEAR SLACK SUITS AND COTTONS caught anc through U quite a rec David O< ot Hartini third bare Old inde; • champ" U locking, wi tin- be*t U qoodNMi the Barry Rcpubllcar PFC Wa Here is the greatest collection of soft, white hid arch support health shoes you’ve ever seen and every pair "Kling-Arch" aqd “ Fashion-Bilt" famous quality! 1 and ratu Mr. and received w ley Wilkin Army Air Peter Ad when reru- reader of I 60 year*. 1883. The heahave lab-ei tween thl there is’a train. Mr. and nes Dcakir prountl pu at Borges* 16 The li tlie name i Attorney an addre.-.' ing of Uu Club. l. Ch< Call May 15. nt with his n cr nnd b Wife retun Wednesd a roQ^flr house on owned by Ute. Tlie H pund'd The du ma Mrs. Ch ploymi-nt al Battle < lagan her Tommy prumplU *1 a NEW! NEW! NEW! HATS COATS DRESSES KLING ARCH STYLES SPECIAL CLOSE OUTS CHILDREN'S PJ'S *3.98 Sizes to 12 79c 59c FASHION-BILT STYLES 89c Bonnot & Gown Shop Phone 2132 104 East State Strcat M Carlton a Brown of tlon* of i> UJB.O. lor group* of camp. briituls $4.85 19 Come in, See our whole exciting array of scarce WHITE ARCH Styles! Q9 WATERS CLOTHES SHOP STAMP NO. 17 FOR SHOES EXPIRES JUNE Good A'eu-s for Mr. and E Cl in to; this week. burly l attended 15th which win Mrs. Ixtur Mr. am now living George Thrifty Men cnlUtcd 1 Uonel at Lakes. IU The M Company Uiat. the GENUINE worm’s grip Memorial Day with PTZ Is MAY 30! FTZ, the Phenothiaxine worm helps you get sheep worm* un­ der control. FTZ removes six Jpeciei of worms—stomach werm. kiscr stomach worm, bankrupt worm, bookworm, large-mouthed bowel worm, and nodular worm. Its active ingredient, Phcncthiazinc, is tlie only material known to be effective against tlie noduThia product is available in two forms for sheep—FTZ Pellets and FTZ Drench FTZ b also sold in Powder form and can be given in the feed. Get FTZ for your sheep today. Adult Sheep gol.____ $6.50 Drench, new stock—all sizes $g98 Wc have 7,000 beautiful Geraniums in various colors. Hydrangeas Coleus Draccnas Vinca Vines Ageratum Roses Fuchsias Snapdragons. Petunias Peonies Carnations Gladioli Combination Plants Order an urn placed and filled Visit our Greenhouses ond moke your selection or coll 2530 ond wc will try to fill your order carefully. dress and sports Early cabbage, tomatoes, peppers, 50 years. 3250 3500 3750 Stebbins & Jacobs REXALL STORE Shown lo AllPhone £131 .Haul***. Mkb WILCOX GREENHOUSE 104 E. High or black kid and elk leathers—choice of leather or rubber soles. The fre tiM-.l th- retained. KLING ARCH Buy Your Curlee Suit Now eggplant, Drench. I gol______ $12.25 —Hare's just the shoes for you. soft white SKILCRAFT fabrics. The same quality q$ Curlee has made for- sweet potatoes and Spanish sweet onions. The reg en of the May 21 a urged to ation of < rummage Saturday. NURSES, BEAUTICIANS, HOUSEKEEPERS $298 Wc hove a fine spring stock of Pure Virgin wool ,Wc hove the following vegetable plants: Grace 1 May 26th Mrs. Hun STYLED FOR THOSE WHO APPRECIATE COMFORT Plaid Sport Shirts " 0R( Hosplta with Mrs Thursday, NURSES OXFORDS There is Always Something New at This Store . . . Just Received the New CONVERTIBLE COLLAR for a heavy I long dBta George M comiMny. come critl Designed for Day In-Day Out Service Buy now while we hove them PRICES Powder________:____ $1.25 Pgllctt*. 100V_.__-_$6.00 Suede Leather Blouses Knit collar and cuffs and botlom Lawrenc Hr UMS, give* me tons. Byro finished t corps and inl-.'-u i. . time, but) at their cl was inarr Uielr pare port* of w Word h Mr. and & ■nnd on |iua Ciiri REMEMBER RATION OWNERS imrx. Fla. who was city. Mr*. in Washii signed to wc*t coasi un Instrui have a site Widths AAA to EEE SHEEP Tummy c. numbers t talent, of nwnt. we t Waters Clothes Shop Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy M W wu FASHIONBILT SHOES $/gll5 ‘hl • THERE’S PLENTY OF HOT weather ahead SO PREPARE FOR IT NOW WITH A PAIR of NURSES Oxfords! 5 E �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1843 BOWLING NEWS Tha complatloQ thia weak of tha Bliss and Recreation League ached- LOCAL NEWS 4ak. V F W iSKJ’iK0 uba rings down the curtain on the league bowling for the year. Jack and Junior Haywood, 15 and 17. sons of Wm. Haywood, of Dal­ ton. who attend Deitnn High school. caught and sold B8S0 worth of furs through the fur season. which is quite a record. David Goodyear, champion bowler of Hastings thia season. played third Use for Charlotte back in the old independent ball days, the "champ" U atlll hard aa nails, smart locking, well groomed and reflects live best traditions of Uw House ot Goodyear, always a strong name in the Barry county seat.—Charlotte iU-iiubllcan Tribune. PFC Waiter Btecnbock of Boston. Maas, was home on furlough May 7 and returned May 10. Mr. and Mrs Emery Wilkins have received word that ineir son. Shir­ ley Wilkins has been promoted to Sergeant. He is stationed jit Uw Army Air Force Technical Training Command tn Chicago Peter Adriansnn. Delton, Route 3. when renewing his subscription last week, staled that he had been a render of the'MaWrer for more than 60 years, having started back in 1883. The heavy rains of the past weeks have taued the level of the Thornapple-river nearly lo flood stage and all ot the "flat*" are Inundated. Be­ tween this city and Middleville lhere is a lot ot land under water, as seen from the Michigan Central train. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Phillips (Ag­ nes Detkins> <’f Kalamazoo. nre the prountl parents of n daughter, born at Borger hrepital on Sundny. May 18. The little Mis. will answer lo Uie name of Mary Ida. Attorney Kim Sigler is booked for on address at the May 24th rivet­ ing of the Battle Creek Rotary Club. , Cpl. Chester C. Cramer of Camp Beal. Calif., returned to his camp Mnv 15. nfter spending his furlough with his mother, Mrs. Edith Cram­ er and brothers and sisters. His wife returned with him. Wednesday evening of last week a root-fire was discovered in a house on South Market street, owned ■by lite■ A. E Kcnaston Es­ tate. Tlie fire department promptly responded and put out the blare. The damage was small. Mrs. Clarence Workman has em­ ployment with The Wilcox-Rich Co. al Battle Creek, as a counselor. She began her duties there on Monday. Tommy Waters did some im­ promptu singing ut the H-HJS.'J-hop. ul the request of all the 8Uesu»Tummy can do some 'hill-billy numbers Uiat equal the best raa.o talent. of mat type af entertain­ ment. we've ever heard. _ r Thunks to Mrs. Fred Henney of Carlton and Mr. and Mrs. A. LBrown ot Ann Arbor for contribu­ tions of jxipcozn to be used by Uw U-S.O. for Uw service men and the groups of selcclctd who leave for ...mp Friends here will be sorry to hear of tht recent death of the mother of Mis. C. W. Clarke of SL Peten.burg. Flu. Mrs. Thomas Pomeroy, who war, also n resident of tluit city. Mrs. Pomeroy formerly lived tn Freeport also. Lawrence Colgrove. formerly of Hastings, writing to friend* here, gives me InfomaUOn Uiat his two sons. Byron and Lawrence, Jr., have tuiuiM-u their training in Uw air curps and have received their commlMdons as ensigns al the same time, both graduating at the lop pf their class. Byron, the elder son. was married last Saturday after­ noon at St. Johns Epficopal church in Washington. He lias been aasigned to fly bls bombers on the wwl coast and Lawrence becomes an Instructor. Both boys expect to have a short furlough and will spend a few days in Birmingham with their parents, before they go to their posts <>f work. * . Word has just been received by Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Bates that their grandson. Marvin A. Cooley of Cor­ . pus Christi. ' Texas, was married May 6. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Armour 328 E. Clinton are moving to Quimby this week. Forty two high school students attended the Youth Council dance at me Parish House Friday night which was chapcronrd by Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Barnett. Mr. and Mrs. Burr Cooley are now living at 302 E. Colfax. •r~ George Robert Carpenter, son of Mr and Mrs. G. E. Carjientcr. has eniuted in the Navy and is staUonel at Uw U.8J4.TB. al Great caxca, iu Tlie Michigan Bell Telephone Company today renewed its appeal Uiat tlie public sharply curtail its use ot long distance service. Citing a heavy Increase In the volume ot long distance calls over a year ago. George M. Welch, president of the company, said the situation has be­ come critical. x i Featuring Bert | WduSan Russian." M xli« the atonr si his hectic ad > - iwith —r-----------—i —--------- r-r— 1"®%^ y,, active in circles in Lincoln, and was -star Spangled Rhythm" . mum u u» Btrnn, oul ™.u»r .“X“hZ wmTLEr"* *"• Regular meeting tonight al tha Parent Taa^rs Association. 8he In one grand funfllin. It's a picture .tarrlae Jinx Fafkenborc hall. | was also a Rad Cross Fust Aid In- with enough entertainment tn it to Tom Neal ' Have you noticed our window In r~ — make a down too fllma'. . Tunes, fab. love and laughter 1 Walidorff*i. We want to thank them I ■ " . serve as the principal Ingredients very much. They not only gave u* 1 Larky" starring starring V. Burkle of Unooin, a "Happy Go Lacky" , in tills latest musical film. 'the use of their window but helped ar! Burkle of Woodland. Marr Martin. Dick Pawail J ----------------- ----------------------to decorate il with us. and a sister, Mr*. Eu- । With an all star supporting cast ci)B PACKS Next Bat. Is "Buddy Poppy" day ! England of Washington, and filmed tn Technicolor It's a Deni number g and 8 with Mrs. 1 the One day In the year we can ' 1 I colorful musical funfilm of a for- W. O. Bradford, and Mra. Charles our BTkUtude to those Bud- . i tune-hunting girl who arrives at Annable. Den mothers, spent a busy Tales who gave tlie supreme sacrila resort island in Caribbean-oo week. On Tuesday the combined , flee, and help their widows and or- , I board a luxury cruiser -------*and " pre­ groups vbited the court house and phans. ' tends to be the daughter of a mll- the jail and on Thurectay were con­ , N„t Wed May 38 a group from , iwnairc. ducted through the Car Seal fac­ the post will meet at Ute American LegtorT hall, todecorate live grave. tory and each boy was presented wltli a gift from the factory after ' Fiank Morgan, Jean Rogers, of our departed comrade. It is the the tour. On Wednesday den num- j Veterans custom to see that no such Is Missing" starring | Richard Carbon in ber four honor. had a pre.mtTng cook out in Gordon grlyc u without the flag of his Entry* Jones. Google Withers ' niaysT°aWll’ 8 Supreme Flnnle's him with .country flying freely ov.r him : cJ^^udge visittng a small tX * ffif'a&Sd We noUced Conwade ' Dutcir Van Flyers who are forced to ball out "•nded the mDV, movie* at ,h the Strand. : incognito while vacationing. ” mdPrt thr “ “ Sycle in town on Monday Dutch is over Holland and and arc deter­ The boys in these two grout* In­ , cluded tllllle Cortright. Robert Fob !V f \ farming 200 acres of land and milk- mined to get back to England. "Murder In Times Square" '.ter, Robert George Smith. Robert ln< w co'*rl He “y* he u BOhig to •The Moon and sixpence" Bradford. Gordon Finnle. Jimmy Shop Office. OtJiM and Tool Room up meeting, some of these . <v«u>v>u. • Radford. Donnie Skinner. Dick — Mcwere tied for first place with fifty- umrj unj we will be looking for starring George Bandera, Herbert Marshall 1 Pilled with startling suspense and' Laughlin. Enshsh. Dick Tai two games won and forty-seven kit lllin * Laughlin. Junior Junior Enalish. Tay­ An unusual story about a wealthy blaring thrills. ’lor -------and * Dick-----and ' Charles Annable. Evenly matched you think—what 1 comrade Red Smith has paid his about the three lower teams? Not ^dSsandl-.rtoo b cond ng up to be outdone by Uie better teams. {TTn^uiiM Electricians. Engineers and Ftamdon Decoration day. 8un. May 30. ^dne* wm.ld 2 •UUOn W W Jbromlc^t the^RoCTMitfonTaague tfie’sec" ,<ond half of the split season with tVeuly-nine games on the winning ride and twenty-two in- the debit i column. Tlie team was composed <at the close of the season) of Glenn Perkins and alen' Laubaugh 1 1of Hartings and Waiter Wallman. Vem Hooper and Anay Anderaon of Middleville. Tlie teams .finished In the following order: Middleville, E W. Bliss. Hastings Ice and Puri, Leonarda. Strand Theater and Hastings Ptrtim Rings Hastings Ice and Fuel scored 3.*M' ’ll®M*core .Lor J,11! *?*" **"' igle game with 1017; Will Hackneys 830 won high Individual serlac and waiter Wellman scored high single game of 257. THEATRES “ ha,r hour Memorial service, direct ni^^iv from our National home al Eaton T?.,rfH*tyhufL^ P1^e on y' i Rapids. The time will be 1:15 to will be staged this *eek. 11:45 Eastern War'time. John nlrt1 htal? I-' nfii'rh u **,n’e whcre "over seas" now. r Ki<‘/iklYh£ mrtH-um.i VyAp.1 I The Ladles of the Auxiliary have Inn "‘“ybeen «01n* lown °" thclr e* hj-u, match Clark O Donnell scored a nV..*” it *“ »«• comrades who have boys KSrtjri Thri/fSfc ln l,le lI>!vsr «n«l Uhelr J? I'mraM. date of enlistment and a?Jy.rhih QrBIICh of service to your adjutant? J[ r/riKre w« wouW ,Ute * Ro,Ur of •” ot uJm* 10 fr*,nc and p1mc® ln Whlcn he received from tlie ancnl- it-ji gan State Bowling Asan. lor tenth ... place in the team event. His State 1 MDU .otn. Insulation team scored 2878 in Port , mnuicisTUImwswr Huron during the state meet. They BURKLE MANNING manning Arloa Burkle Manning, daughter also brought back a goodly rixed check for second place in the squad of Albert and Barbara W. Burkle. was bom in Woodland. February 12. bowling. IBM. and died al Lincoln General Hospital. Ajirll 22, 1M3, after a MIL RUNCIMAN DESERVES IT lingering Illness. Word from Lansing Indicates Dial । She was confirmed In the LutherGovernor Kelly will reappoint Carl- 1 an faith at an early age. but in member^f'thecate* Welfare Com* ,M*r ye,rsner husband ana later yean, with her husband and nb?j™ir 1L ha. hren a daughter, affiliated with Trinity uSte "r “ u"“*" N" ?ln MONTGOMERY WARD’S M on fgomery Ward's May PAINT SALE BIG MAY SALE LINOLEUM ON FELT BACK Wide assortmsnhl Laie if patterns! Newest colors! For covering wall to wfall! Now priced to save you esira dolkirt in this great’bargain event! But remember! These special low prices ore for 4 days only. So hurryl Come NOW to Value Headquarters during these big Sale Daysl 30 2 GrJkeieS's "jnw Mini?* HOU$t Mint This Week On/y/ Save on Marfor Painfen HOUSE PAINT £S!!^ ST?ISS* 1 M" M.nnln, mmirt r™> ^1 Hastings High School, and obtained fJ5*lSff^?llef*Thb^r?ta£ hcr deK"® ,rom W*Wm State rLTeachers College tn Kalamaaoo. 1 wl,rrc ,he "’dded until coming to knnl Lincoln In 1933. She took graduate reJ? twroSwork al University of Nebraska. y ’and h“ 6WVed M * substitute tional boards. __________ teacher In the Lincoln Public *•* ’ Afhool.i since that date. More than 2.000 Norwegian seaghe was united in marriage to men have gone down with their | Henry Pre.ton Manning. December shire carrying cargoes against the 131. 1617. at Albion, and taught in Axis, but 18.000 of them still man | Michigan until her husband's reNorwcglan vessels In Allied service. 1 turn from the Army in 1918. On- Testa prove Master Painten equal to other*’ cnatltatl It Joes as /ar (1 gal coven up to 450 eq. ft., J coats!), hidea as well, and lasts aa long (a 2-coat paint job lasts up to 0 yean!) Paint now at thia low price, and taw $7 to $8 on b 2 coat paint job for the average 5 or 6-rwxn home! Single gallons, reduced to L40. Spring Specials pt- 79c qt- $119 lib. DICHLORICIDECRYSTALS 49c JOHNSON WAX p»te lib. 59c pt- 59c JOHNSON GLO COAT qt. 98c DIC-A-DOO PAINT CLEANER 25c MILK OF MAGNESIA pt 33c MINERAL OIL heavy qt. 65c BETOLB COMPLEX CAP. ^t of 90 249 SOUIBBSB COMPLEX TAB. iw 3«o URVEXMOmSPUV | | । । | ; Gifts for Service Men ORGANIZATIONS Hospital Guild No. 18 will meet with Mrs Roy Evart. 340 E- Mill. Thursday, May 37. Grace Lutheran Ouild will meet May 36th al 2 P. M. at the home of; Mrs. Harry Sponable, Route 1. The regular meeting of the Wornen of the Moose will be held Friday. Muy 21 at 8 pm. All member, are urged to be present as It is nomlnation of officers. Don't forget your rummage for the rummage sale on Saturday. Iot X^r YY 1 | , 11 .1 IJ 1, The fresher a vegetable when il is । used the better the taste, the less ‘1 the waste, and tha more vitamins i, retained. SHOE SHINE OUTFITS SEWING KITS-STATIONERY FURLOUGH BAGS 038 IREED ’ Sf EDRUG STORES REGISTIRID PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Hastings PhoM 2241 State Br JoHcrsaa Come to '^’Nsrasie^ C^AIUFUTf’W’L 4 MARBLEIZED DESIGNS 89c You’d expect to pay up to 20c a square yard more in most stores! So give your floors the charm of these delicately-grained marbleized designs! Choose from Wards wide assortment of colors that won’t fade or wear off because they go clear through to a sturdy felt back/And they’re water-proof, stain-proof, easy to keep dean. But don’t delay! Don’t miss it I This special offer is for 4 days only! INLAID PATTERNS ON FUY BACK WON'T FADE OR WEAR OFF Leaves No Afar-Painting Odorl RESINTONE 2AQ Gallon Because Resintone Wall Point driea in 40 minutes, with­ out odor, you can paint in the morning, and use the sama room that afternoon! Thin it with nothing more than water! (I gal. docs an average room!) It covers any surface, even patterned wallpaper! Water removed it immediately from your hands or roller ; yet, after 1 week to “art,” it’a washable I (Ask for the free folder, showing Resintone’s 13 lovely colon! Roller Applicator We. Do you prefer a pattern? You can get an equally fine linoleum bargain in smart inlaid patterns that lighten your work and brighten your kitch­ en! So come in NOW! Hurry to Wards while the price/is reduced! Bring In your measurements for a free NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH estimate during thepa 4 sale daysl And ask abaci our Installation service. Don’t miss those EXTRA [savings I With REV. B. E. MANKER EACH NIGHT 8:00 O'CLOCK Plenty of Music and Singing 400 MTTMNf OF WAUPAMR .. . Ward* now Miarfce Modes POPWI of srery typo ond qao* BUY WAR STAMPS I ON SAU AT PHONI 2J04 HASTINGS 1 IS S. JIFFttSON (QvnrtTV,) PHONE J1H �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. MAY I#. 1H3 $ Mrs. Byron Crofoot have moved THWEST RUTLAND Wuk'i Utter _ . from the Newland farm back to nday guest* at the home of their home in North Rutland. * and Mraa Dan Douglass were Mary Dunn of Kalamazoo spent the and Mr* Myron Btahop and weekend with her parents. Mr. and ly of Charlotte and Zana Mrs. Harry Dunn * Mis* Twyla Jsjj of Hastings. * Mr. and Jarrard of near Dowling spent -U. M, f0UR W|ll N[VER Gorham spent Mothers ot the. the tatters tatters Day at the--------? home of mother, Mrs. Clara Wilder of Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. James Wil- verdale. *’Wm. Havens spent the > 'weekend at at the the home home of of Mr (weekend Mr and Mrs. Rankin Hart and reports Mrs. । Havens about the same. was FORGET THAT NIGHT NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE NOW ON £±1*° Iiout'jiso where fire, apparently caused by, And Exhibit Friday May 21 the children of! . (Continued from page 1. Section 1) m overheated stove, had gained central' KOod hww,w?y' F**1 work. °n the annual exhibit nnd cantata. d j ;about itmethodically toplan for p<rt of lhe fireman saved the house t The elementarv rooms will be a and ,urnUhln«> ,nd M* lh« Io“'opcn at seven and again after theI Rural Camp to Ba h.i<town L® nround >>M. Mrs. James cantata with attractive exhibits of Su—prolac» ,du. un “Howcd *>ter Sutherland Ilves In the house. the work done during the school r’tw Summer Pro jeer mi.ht have „nkwt«4 -SO. -rina,. _ ™ ™™ Nel<hborhood HoUi, Orange.consequences, was taken care of a I The Junior High exhibit, which ville. which wns established as n ■ so that it. wouldn't make trouble. .\Lf| |DL Af | L<\ T|| 'will include Art. Sewing. Cooking, .community center two years ago by The men wore their heavy suits JLLUKl ALLLJJ IU and Manual Training, will be on. the Episcopal church, has been put 'and overcoats. These all absorb display in lhe Play Room. on n permanent basis. water and make it difficult toswim. I A|J£ EIME I A If EC i The cantata will be presented at | A week ago. tlie Diocese of Wes18 p. m. in the auditorium under tern Michigan purchased the Fox swimmer ana a couple gii ’ISS, them * direction Will Page. A historical, residence, which quarter, will giveformuch ^re^tXiV'lhey cSldy kip *’B I P« ‘rtoUc of cantata has been chooen more adequate the patriotic cantata^hos^becn chc&cn more ^adequate (quarters for the standing ot? to the boat thev would' “ W?* 20? fee,LSuS, “HJ •fd • this year. America the Beautiful work. Miss Bernice Jansen, a reIhave""u"chance "ttT wrai nne ? m mcviuo ai; inence due oue by hy“IrB lra”B B: WlUoir' turnwl- "teacher ’ and— church ”worker we «‘ llnc Mc.lton 3, J thence wlUon --------------- ----------— --------H thev stepped of I the1 bSIte^e 1 Uk » I Th(' number* will Include. Amer-; from Japan, will continue as dlrec.. weaicriy uiona inc nnorc m they could'easily- --------drowr?" H waTbf mencc & 1X? tn lca ,hc Beautiful. Our Emblem, tor of the project, and will move they uwy could cuum easily eaawy. drown. arown. It « was. was. of oi (Long u^e iake at tt low-water low-water mark mark to" to Und of Beginning Again, Into the new house as soon as It ,COYS*'_ ....... “id west line of section'31: thence America Victorious. Leader* of Men, , can be redecorated. | After discussing the matter they ij *cg(?se<!tlon,3i^o<the?taceC^aSeJ}n! l^etay !&>*». Building a Nation. WagThe modern conveniences and decided that one of their number , nlniTtiui tract containing fWeacres Wh«*i-' Turning West, and God central healing system, as well as , would try to swim to the shore. Ed wi?h । 2M fSt of l“e froStaM^ 8,ve America. The theme retell* targe: rooms wllf be a great imI Tudor thought he could make II. , ThJTnurehaSrrt i.nrtK “ Jlnir tn ,h e history of our country from the provement over the original quarso the three other fellows pulled off his shoes and stockings and all his ( ------,w. °.°^ *°^a-ve America ... -- ----- - fto from headquarters -clothes but a coat. Then they took tor , lhe public to get to Long take. 2, p ‘e.B for for parUy m^nnutloncl aUonel headquarters Freedom and for Peace. . lof the Episcopal church, and partly lan empty gasoline can. made Hair- without Interference. ' The Hign School Glee Club will ™‘*«<1 by MU* Jftisen henrflf on ijtahl “nd. whh some twine they 11 The lne description description of o: the me Fine nne take i»ir the program with four num- .»*«■ «”•«>■ ‘peaking engagements, । found, they tied Ed to that empty property just purchased by the de- ck»e ' can. He might save himself from birtment Is as follows Ibers | A new project at Neighborhood 'drowning with that and. If he didn't ■•Lota 1 2 3 8. 9 nnd 10 of Daisy The children and the\teachers of lhU summer will be a young .they would know where to find him. H11I a reddedplat of Barry conn - ■Central school extend to ull a most I-""*- - —--------- - ------ ---------------- < They were ou from the shore near- , ty> being ln ^xtlon 30. Johnstown ■cordial Invitation to view our exCouncil of the Episcopal Church. Ij half a mile wnen the accident township. The tract contains 7/10 |hlblt* and hear our canton. ^urred: Th^> y^.d ?nd Aclled' an »c" of luld- and has 165 fret During lhe month of August, 25 ibut could make nobody hear Hence. ,of frontagC on. Fine lake." . .youth from Michigan. Ohio. Indi­ ana. IlUnota and Wisconsin will it was decided that Ed would swim ahore line can be reached 1 combine work In the fields with in*»{»«• , ... .. by* good county road by any one I trip for Mr. interested in fishing or boating on . !.«truction In rural sociology and 1। It was a long, trying trin I Tudor, but he finally arrived at ; Fine lake. Lota 1. 2 and 3 reach lhe 1 I group recreation. [the shore and went to a nearby '' highway Boys will be housed in the prea"—y. Lota 8. 9 and 10 have (he , । house. That was no easy matter, for I .hnr(. ifn I ent quarters and girls In tlie new .lne and adjoin lots 1. 2 and ; he was so chilled and numbed that • 3. r ■ Continued from page 1. Section 1) house. They will be a highly se­ , • I it was almost Impossible for him to * It will be seen that these pur- ; lected group, with leadership qual­ $89.40; Hastings Center >75 31; walk. After he reached the house. chases evidence the good faith of . ities. and a desire to enter some $61.IB. . I for a short time he couldn't speak. the conservation department In wuimoy phase of social work as a profes­ I but he finally made the folks un­ carrying out the letter and spirit । HOPE—Doud >129.43; McCullum. sion. Cedar Creek $8337: Hind* derstand that there was a sunk of the state law. which Is Intended $8031: Cooperating on tlie project arc • $169.79; Shultz $7738; Brush Ridge | boat about 2.000 feet ott shore In to give the public access to resort । representatives of Adult Education $153.M: Cloverdale $7734. [West Oun lake, with three fellows takes. , IRVING—Wood $151.98; Fillmore' Program of Michigan Slate Uni­ standing on ft. who probably (176 07; Frecnort Village. State aid versity. nnd Deiiartment of Soci­ 'couldn't hang on much longer un­ 161634; tuition $455.90. total $1.­ ology of the Michigan State College. less help came, for lhey could National directors of youth work ,072 84; Little Brick $77.12, barely hold their head* above the JOHNSTOWN — Stevens $89.23; 'and rural work of lhe Episcopal and of the Federal Coun­ , Bristol $13902: Culver $123.86; Bur- Church, 1 cil of Churches, will visit the camp. roughs $123.03. I picked up and brought to shore. It I MAPLE OROVE—Mayo $114 58: Rev. and Mrs. Don M. Oury of Has­ wits about 3 o'clock when they tings and Rev. and Mrs. David R. | reached the landing, When they (Continued from page 1, Section 1» Moore $114.95; Dunham $104 52. Cochran of Dowagiac, will be house ORANGEVILLE—Orangeville Vll- 1 । finally arrived in Hastings they are used by the bands at the hos­ parents and Miss Jansen will be $24764; Blake $6850. I realized that they had gone through pitals and lhe war department only I luge director. RUTLAND — Chidester $56 24; general 1 something that would stick In their autliorlzes Instruments for the regu­ $89,42: Good Will $153«7. Mornings will be spent helping memories for the rest of their days. lar station bands. The officers feci 1.Tanner THORNAPPLE—Thomupplc-KrlThey are all thankful to be alive, that music Is a great builder of logg District. State Aid $5502 02; relieve the tabor shortage in har­ vesting carrot, onion and pickle and it really is remarkable that all morale and the council is trying crops, nnd afternoons devoted to of them survived such an exper­ to get aa many Instrument as pos­ tuition $174.06. total $5,678.08. | WOODLAND — Woodland Towninstruction under university leader­ ience and are able to tell about it. sible. ~TS' .. „ : .v . shl» school district, state aid $3.- ship. _________ *_________ Three of them had been standMlss Marie Rowe of the Jr. Red 17131. tuition $63130. total $3.Cross told of a display of articles 793.11. Although the Texas prison system a half hours. They can laugh about in the Penney Store window which 1 YANKEE SPRINGS—Gates dis­ produces all Its own sugar, ration­ It now. but il -was no laughing mat­ will soon be shipped to headquar- trtet $133.71; Yankee Springs dising within the walls Is the same as ter In their precarious situation for .w ‘rlct $11632. on the outside. that length of time on a dark night. The seven women taking lhe [ ---------------- , Nurses' Aide training course at Pen- i PAY FOR IT IN ADVANCE­ Venereal disease has trebled In nock hospital this week arc fjnl.ih- ' BUY WAR BONDS Prance since the Nazi occupation. ing their practice training, the . study work Ttavlng been cothpletad. i As soon ns they complete the coune 11 they will be assigned regular hours j IrCRMANtNI SPECIAL PURCHASE |> ISimm! 32 RAYON HOSE I You can now buy quality "Footlite Hose” by Globe to your heart’s content! The values are big . . . Only a special purchase could produce values like these! MOW w 00 FOR MONTHS AHEAD • Full Fashioned! • Sheer and Service! • Cotton Reinforced! LAST INSTALLMENT < STATE SCHOOL AID 08 BOARD MEETING OF BARRY RED CROSS RAYON HOSE FAMOUS MAKE IRREGULARS c 08 08 Here theyare-those nationally known 603832 "Footlite Quality" $1.00 and $1.35 AGE ASSISTANCE Rayon stockings for only 69c and 98c! (Continued from page 1. Section 1) month, without having their gjMnts cancelled or reduced, was presented to the Federal Security board. This plan was not In conformity with the Federal Social Security Act, and could not be carried out at Uiat time. The State Bureau of Social Security, however, was able to make headway with the plan, so as to give some Incentive so that those assistance recipients who were able to accept employment could again become self-supporting. In June 1942 an order was Issued making It possible to reinstate immediately all recipients of old age assistance who SS«,g'6S»„e35re?X“a ter mat In Barry county, after that man plan was adopted, quite a a number nuxter of ... recipient* left old-age assistance recipients the rolls to accept employment, and SK. 321 The irregularities are so slight you'll have to hunt to find them-and they Newest Summer Colors ‘ won't impair the wearing or fitting qualities in anyway. SIZES V/1 to 11 These new Rayon stockings are duller, sheerer, more flattering than ever, 180^ Pairs 19c and you will agree with us they cannot CHILDREN'S ANKLETS be distinguished from sheer silk or nylon. 10c pr All Size* 6 lo 10(4 W Slightly Imperfecta, elastic Gel Them Early! SHOE STORE J H tfcwiy Cfunfys SuAOUf SAoo StO'ctS SS casual sho-Z€SJ./ fqp F°r Your Biisy Hours • • • Iff |8 GO IN FOR THESE COMFORTABLE -/> RATION FREE PLAY SHOES THIS SUMMER-WEAR them EVERYWHERE ARRESTED FOR STEALING ■! A week ago last Friday two men | from Muskegon, who had been ,: working in Battle Creek, were or- I dered by police there to leave that I city because of taw breaking. They stopped al. the jail here after they 11 walked to Hastings, and stayed there LS overnight. After lhey had their | m breakfast lhe next morning, they H thought they could make it easier for themselves to reach Muskegon if they stole two Hastings bicycles. One of them look a wheel belonging js to a daughter of Wm. Reed; the n' other stole one belonging to Ray [A Branch's son. , |i5 Friday of last week our sheriff's . —----- - to Muskegon = and ■' ——. ——^A!^?Kraneth ---- =3±=t3nce Of MuskeWle' it ,8°» Uce- P lcked U P Kenneth non P° nollce. nicked un Kenneth WteWie- l| R*n<C21. of that city, and brought ;'*m. he"- Ke haveUtlw» h'? h £!■ “ I®" ■>“ “ ■'> S 3S,“S: tl kegon officers know Sii him and ex­ pect to get hint tater. Alleged That He Changed Figures On May 15 lhe Silvers Rich Co. of this city Issued a pay check for R $34.93 SJS.M IO to uuiuu Dallas Nance. nance. 10, 18. uau also nn._ the check was n of this city. When presented at a store■ *here, ----- •*"the fl- |» cleverly i| g« s gure 3 had been very cieveny changed Into an 8. so the check ap- 1 nj parently was for $84.03, and that sum was paid to lhe young man. '! Tb. nnlv nntv»ared nil Ithe hl* , III, ,Th e figures only appeared check. 10 lhe buyer could on not be''■ % ffwondlv"'^ ‘com’ ^®dF plaint of Albert Silvers, Nance was | r, infall* where’ he* ta*at i ” and lotIged in jail where he Is at | U'K."'S'~ u».„ into munklD.l ’ court, waived examination and was bound over to the .Circuit court, hl* bond being fixed at $500 He* . £ sa|d to have admitted to Sheriff Bera that he had Mtaed hls pay check of $34.50 to >8450. nru-rnrr-r ~ NEW OIL DISTRICT | 11 J,ppeaJs newn?*' nleId has been discovered near Big I 'dj!- B ; is 15 miles south t'1” Rap ^nte­ TRAIMD IHfAItF Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■___ J SATURDAY ONLY. MAY 22 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION SHE HAS WHAT IT TAKES' IS THE TIME TO ECONOMIZECONSERVE RATIONED SHOES! All white or color combinations "A STRANGER IN TOWN" SUNDAY and MONDAY. MAY 23-24 Mary Martin, Dick Powell, Rudy Vallee, Betty Hutton, all filmed In beautiful technicolor. ’ "HAPPY GO LUCKY" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00. Only enough tickets al bargain prices lo fill auditorium once. TUES.. WED.. THURS., FRI.. MAY 25-26-27-28 The Greatest spectacle In years in Technicolor Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Victor .Moore, Eddie Brackeji "STAR SPANGLED RHYTHM'' Barry theatric JEd Hostings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MAY 21-22 I * DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Bert Gordon and Margaret Lindsay ' ' "LET'S HAVE FUN" * and Edmund I-owe and Marguerite Chapman "MURDER IN TIMES SQUARE" SUNDAY and MONDAY. MAY 23-24 W. Somerset Maugham's greatest story featuring’ George Sanders. Herbert Marshall. Doris Dudley and Eric Blorc "THE MOON AND SIXPENCE" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 niiea and will occasional services a development Reed p&clan be added to theofOld ONo OU Co_ near "?ad*L ‘hew*!.City. rik^ Ss TUES.. WED.. THURS., MAY 25-26-27 Aae Assistance grants when it Is Frida} of last week 1 lus well, a ■ possible to make a home call or । wild cat, is in a district where no M A thrilling aerial spectacle based upon our Europe invasionwta-never the County Bureaus can oil or gas had been prevtoiuly make this change without postpon- !Jf*3kpd “ other necessarv work. It is da}. It was believed mat further hoped that all Old Age Assistance dr‘1Ul’i“n 0,1 I grants will be changed so as to in- gion of considerable size, dude this >1.00 allowance within ----------------------------------------------------------the next four months. I With " w>Ml these uirac increases muiaaw in ■■■ grants . offsetting lhe Increased costa of I living has also come the approval by the Federal Security Board of a plan simitar to the one It pre- ' viously rejected. This new plan whs, adopted by the Michigan Welfdre Commission. It recognizes that the ‘ recipient of old age assistance has I certain expenses. Incident to his employment, which are In addition to the common, recognized needs of such employment. This plan ta now set up to encourage self-help, i for the client need no longer feel | that. If he secures work, his asslstwnce grant will be reduced in proix>rtIon to hl* earnings, without considering all of hls needs. These extra needs of an employed person 65 years old or older, when added make it possible for an assisted re- 1 ciplent to earn up to >1350 per month without having his grant re­ duced or cancelled HELP WIN THE WAR BY BUYING BONDS AND STAMPS HERE In the near future Mr*. Nelson will outline for the Banner the , changes that have been made which affect the aid to dependent chlldren. also the aid to the blind. *2.98 SPECIALS OTHERS and Get yours in your favorite styles today! SATURDAY for TEXAS GRAPEFRUIT ™ • 96 1 doz VAOJ-SEAL can tops ARCADE CLEANER use like ammonia 1 qt KELL0G6S PEP whole wheat flakes large size CHURNGOLD OLEO vitaminized 11b. >$1.49 $1.98 | lift gtlWcuriim yytl’ SHOESTORE 25= 20c 14c 10c 27c C. THOMAS STORE DON’T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T ' NEED—BUY WAR BONDS INSTEAD. 0 and Frank Morgan and Jean Rogers "One Of Our Aircroft Is Missing" HOW CHOOSE from our LARGE COLLECTION 58 had to be reinstated. During the last seven months two general Increases in assistance grants have been made. In October 1942 an increase of approximately 25 per cent in food allowances was made. In February this -year, due to the action of the State Administra­ tive Board, in transferring about $750,000 from the direct relief to the Old Age Assistance and Aid to the Blind accounts, it was possible to again revise upward the food, clothing and fuel allowances for old age assistance cases. These new allowances are now in effect here anti throughout the slate They meet th^lgher “of - foods, I which were shown by the Michigan J Department of Labor and Industry and the U. S. Department of Labor. A more reccnt^evision In policles rotative to medical allowances M of 8<xl.f Aid “tallow* Ehch Old Age Assistance reclplent ta to aSwid >1.00 for conVmon medical supplies and occasional service* of a physician. This $1 00 allowance for medical aid Is to be included in Old Age Assistance irranLs resardiess of anv allowance for continuing medical need* nrebribed bv for a physician-. This $1 00 allowance common medical sup- FOR DEFENSE! SAVE FOR WAR BONDS LvnU, rlllt LARu -r. «... ---- --- $1.00 and $1.35 I A IJ HASTINGS, MICH. 0 00 0 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY M, IM) PERSONALS J. W. Unlu an Bandar. Mn. Kall, add children, who have been here Mb* Joan Leffler in Woodland; Mrs. Bl Bowers of Holt spent last for several weeks, returned with week with her daughter. Mr*. I. W. Buras. ........... oardkn 'death Of 8, C. GEISE CLUis Ma* Heun ccmraa ocue, 'Otowe lup. Bsrt,Jeffrey, Ur. and Mn The sixteen members of Uw N. Harry, Meths Durbin and he had been a patient lor . O. MO club met with Mr. and Mrs. Holme*. OKU were received I bv the Preaident. Mn. O. F. Mohler. nearly B month. He wm bom In Gamer Hampton on Saturday eve­ and Mrs. Elmer Gallup. She asked U»e members to furnish Pennsylvania cn June 7. 1M1. and ning. Mrs Lew Warner. Wm. Llnflower* for the UB.O. room and aged 81 years 11 months and abo te rend nowm and gd.yl al thitlme ofHsdMfK and Mr*. Ralph Richardson of Ington. Mrs Vemor Blough and Clarence Cappon were Uw winners >. 8hlr- Creek. These may be rent bv the Marjory Malcolm of Hasting*; ■ Mr*. Forrest Ink of Alma ware Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. Rev. Father Dillon kc, Foster Grtre of Lansing; two rlough Sunday dinner Mrs. Gav Norton was hostess on Mr*. J. L. Valentine reported grandchildren and two great-grandFriday to tlie officer* of the twenty- guest* included Mr. and Mrs. Edwin from the council on the flower fe»- children. Mr. Gelse loved mwic we are to hav* a dbtrlcl ot Michigan Rebekah* Chaifee and Mr. and Mr* Richard tlval. Thb club voted to hold the and hb ability a* a player of th* We would like, if tnd spent the d*y with her unde third i and aunt. Mr. and Mr*. Otto Isen- :Dessert was served at three o'clock, Chaffee and boy* of Freeland. Mr. festival here in June, lhe date to old time "organ" found in to many enough player hath. officer* present being Mrs. Lydia and MJ*. Lynden NorrLi and family be announced later. Mrs Charles home* was well known and appre- 'team* and tt Guest* of Mr. and Mi*. Will Ferri*. Dimondale, president; Mrs of Dowling. Mn. Eleanor Sherman Rogers reported on work done for elated by hb friends. Funeral serv- team the next daughters, and Mr. and Mr*. Fighter on Sunday were Mr. and Myrtle Bloom. Grand Ledge, vice- and Orval Fountain and family"of Has­ Victory gardens and Mrs. Fred Mrs. Robert Fighter and children 1 prssldent; Mr*. Daisy Haynes. , Smith. Jr, spoke on work done of Lansing. Callers on Sunday were Charlotte, secretary; Mr*. Julia tings Pvt Shirley leaves lor Camp■ concerning gardens In the county. Salina. Kansas, Thursday Mn. Kate Gougherty and daugh­ OTAcl. Mulliken, treasurer. Oth- Phillip*. rooming. ter. Margaret, of Grand Rapid* __ _____ and Mr. and Mn. Prank Yarger of son, cuuauvura® Two parties were given last week Valentine, who gave a paper on, Freepot, all of whom came also to Assembly of Michigan. Mrs. Beulali honoring Gordon Haven* and Rex Amaryllis, also talked on qttackKimmel. Mulliken, and Mrs. Martha Tate who left Monday for the gra**, which we learned may br Smith. Grand Ledge. Plans for the killed out with a good sharp hoc the home of her parent*. Mr. and coming year Include the canned day at the homd ot Mr. and Mrs. as cutting lhe tops off soon destroys fruit project for the I. O. O. F. Robert McGlockUn. with a 6:30 tlie root*. home in Jackson; assistance tor dinner, place* being laid for twelve. Mr*. Vem Manec gave a most f lie Creek where she ha* a position the camti for boys and girb al Big The allc same group enjoyed a chop- Instructive ...... — .- on — ...-------------------talk delphiniums and in the office of Dr. Finch, who Star lake, and the building up of sue - dinner at the suey lhe home of Air. Mr. their culture. Mrs. John Bulling formerly Uved in Augusta. During the educational fund. In the eye- an(j Mrs. John Havens Saturday gave a talk on green thumb sug-‘ Ute week, Mrs. Lowry will live with nlng tlie visitors altendedxthe <hn- nlghL — ..— •for — »— gestlons keeping gift plants and> 1I Mrs. Matthew Kinde, a former ner sponsored by tlie local .Re-; • • • a garden program. Tlie program HMtings resident, coming home for bekaiu and the regular-lodge scsMr Mnd Mra Ltoyd Anderson en- closed with a poem by Edgar Guest, j the weekends. tertalned their club Saturday eve­ | Some new members Joined the Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr*. non which toilojseu. *t w.-, Trfe-i ning at their home on E. High St. club at this time. Tea and cookies i Maurice Pender were her mother. Ten members of tlie New Ideal----------. -----------------------Winners at pedro were Mr. and Mrs. were served by the lea committee Mr*. A. Raldt. and her sister. Mbs club were present al lhe .1“^ Duane Miller and Mr. and Mrs.! An Invitation from lhe Nashville, Adrianna Raldt, of Grand Rapids. on Wednesday evening. May 12. Forrest Foley. Guest* were Mr.! Garden Club has been extended to. , Mb* Raldt will join the Tcbo evan­ with Mrs. Mabel Roush as l* h«steM hostess ... (rhe Thornappie Garden Club to at- j gelistic party at Homer, N. Y.. on nt the home of Mrs.' Maude W. and Mrs. Howard Barnum. Uw flower show al Nashville May 31. aubUng with radio work Smith. After the cooperative supMr. and Mrs. Glenn Kahler were Friday.________ ______ and the Bible conference conducted by the Tcbo (Muty. *• Air Cadet John Isenhath, who wa* transferred last week from Del­ terestlng article from a ; w^'toe^rSjUnt^of* {Sny°|rtfto' Th® annual luncheon of lhe W. aware. OlUo, to Vandercook hall. magaxlne. "Yanks Take Mv Braa hSeVore leav^g for se/vicT on »£>n- « O. 8. was held Wednesday after-1 Kalamaxoo. visited Ids parent*. Mr. Away." a story In which an Englbh “^Ythc‘ groubwent to the > noon. May 13. at one o'clock, in the and Mr*. Otto Iscnhath, on Sunday. . M d M Royal Hayes *ort*l rooms of the First MethoMr*. L. Wiiulon Stone returned girl compart* the American with . ■ W ChJton St to pby eurtwe dut church, place, being hid tor Monday from a visit in Fort Wayne. the Englbh boys. A »hf>rt qu4! ^on by Mr. CccllCap- on® hundred six Mrs. Guy C. KelInd, accompanied by her sbter. was enloyed and the balance of. h081®" fourteen guest v Mrs. M. K. Kanaga, who will stay thr evening waa .pent Informally. ^-' w.luT Lewb mu! Mr and ■ , .. t*.. travel- m081 of whom were not affiliated for the week. When Mr*. Stone Member* responded to roll call by ■ by Mr* Ellis *llh th® w- 8 c 8 reached home she was surprised to naming and describing some of the j Gue»t speaker was Mr*. W. Brown, find, her son. Pvt. David Slone, at Miring wild flower* found tn ‘hla iKellev Mr and Mr* McMillan will - lhe — wife of the — pastor of the Methodist home. He arrived SnU'nUy from locahty Thb proved to be edu- ; StSteJ*r'u^del*K’ g7£Xy church at Marshall, who gave an; Swannanoa. N. C, where he b In ,,omc 0,1 ,j tnt»rwitln> interesting and inspiring talk on the medical corps. Pvt. Stone will Mr*. 1- R- Boyes and Mr*. Alma n1"*Fhuilctcn were in tfiarge of the Clinton st. _________ be here until next Monday. "Christian Stewardship." stressing, ... I FORMER STUDENT Mrs. L H. Evarts and Mb* Agnes program. I U>e idea of tithing one's time and Sim went to CiUcago yesterday to , talents as well as money. Mrs.' visit their brother-fn-law a ad ais- AhnU^yiXCnennter^inta^nto^ Brown is an easy speaker and brings Many P®^® II -----------------------------------------------------tr. Mr. and Mr*. Frank S. Ketcham, | a helpful message, which all enmally with dinner and a social P“’l_?’®f__^8tu?I J0*®1*. for a week or ten days. ! Other features of the program Patrick H. Howard of BatUe evening, those present being Mr.: hom* w*j» In 1M« dcvoUon3 by Keller and Creek was the guest of Judge and nnd Mrs Jnmes Bristol. Mr. and’tonded the H**t ngs Hlgh sciux)l 1 Mrs. A. D. McDonald over the week­ Mrs. R. W. Cook and Robert Cot*. <K? two delightful solos bv Mrs. Merle' Jr, r.nd Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Lock- JeUcs when Westej (Red> Eva wn* ;Nw;b accompanied by Mrs. Harold end. Max Myers P «/c of the Unlver. slty of Illinois. Champaign, Ill., turned on Wednesday from a few was home over lhe weekend visiting days fishing trip st Houghton lake. Mis* Gertrude Bentley of Kala­ hls parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth mazoo spent tlie weekend here. L. Myers, and friend*. ■ Mn. Amy Shnwon returned to Rev. and Mr*. Lawrence Maxson of Grand Rapid* were Tuesday af­ her home al Gull lake on Monday ternoon caller* at the home of Mr. after spendin* lhe winter with Iler and Mr*. Victor Bisson, enroute steter. Mn. OUve CampbeU. Mrs Jake C*ppon relumed UM home from the Wesleyan Metho­ dist camp ground where they had week from a ten day vtelt with her aided in Ute annual clean-up. Mr. and Mr*. L J. Teegardln, accompanled. tw Rav. and ^trs. John I CpI. Edward B. t>ukfn. who h«* Blnclalr. mptored to Auburn. In- । been al White Sulphur Spring*. V*-. dlana. Wednesday, to attend th* 11* »peqdlns a fifteen day furlough funeral ot Mr. Teegardln'* *l*ter I with Mr. and Mr*. E. A. Caukln who passed away Monday after a and with Id* wife in Battle Creek, altort illnea*. I Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Maude Miller, who has been . — Burrr Cooley were ner her params, parents Mr spending the winter with her son. 1—• and Mrs. Mr*, George aesrgc Juppstrom .’uppelnym of Mldicvllle. Hubert In Pontiac, has returned u dlevllle. , .. . Weekend and Mrs. home for the summer. u“J gucste ot Mr. *«'* Edward and Genevieve Fisher of Clyde Halifax were Mr. and Airs. Lansing, spent the weekend with Clarence Krohn of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Strickland of their parent*. __ ..... Springs, who were nrr-rmtMr. and Mrs. B. A. LyBarker .1 Berrien accomapent. the weekend in Grand Rap- I panled by Mrs. Ruhei O.mstead. Ids. guest* of their son-in-law and who spent the weekend with Mr. daughter. Lieut, and Mr*. Dotiald and Un w. C. HarrU MI m Barbara Curtis of Battle Ruenlman. They also called on their daughter, Mr*. Edward Creek spent the weekend with Mr. Schmledlcke, who has a new son. and Mr*, C. F. Angell. Mr*. A. K. Frandsen 1* spending Thomas Dbaald. at St. Mary's hen,__ ___ l... Iu». c.n., -I,’ - nW gtal. Mr. LyBarker attended Uw iwanls Convention Monday eve­ and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. For­ ning at the Morton House in Grand rest Baldwin, at New Bedford. Mms. ' Weekend guests .of Mr. and Mrs. Rapid*. Mrs. Ray Shroyer. Mr*. William Lawrence Adams were Mr. w»dMrs Dunlap and Miss Norma Jupi»trdtn Lyle Adams and son. Paul, of Grand of Middleville spent Sunday in Rapids and Bunday gurate were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Adams and Grand Rapid*. Pvt*. Glenn Bacheldcr. Keith children of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mabon Fox. Bob Francisco nnd Maurice Oslroth of Comp Grant spent the spent the weekend in Detroit. Pvt. Robert Bennett of Fort Ben­ weekend al home. John Barnett, flying Instructor ning. Georgia, b spending a few days with Mr. and Mr*. Lceland for Nava! cadets at Mount Pleasant, was a Bunday guest of Mr. and ^Mrs^C. M. Overstreet of Detroit Mrs Laurence Barnett. arrived on Monday for a few days Mrs. W. J. Field and Mrs. Robert Field returned Tuesday from Ar­ vbit with Mrs. R. M. Bates Mr*. Sarah Brandstetter U, spend­ cadia, Fla.. where they had been ... ing the week with Mr. and Mrs.Mafor three week* with ... A. ar. C. ____ Robert Tlcld. ' l*on Norwood In Kalamasoo. Field. rar. urf unu mi«. « • ---Mr. .nd Mr. Carl Blirm.ld urd i ^Mr, mT­ were Sunday mvesb guests of of Mr. Mr. Lob of Albion -vbited Hastings reI- Bobble «• ’« Rnnd.v stives and friend* over the weekend. •nd Mr*. A. L- Dyer of Flint. Bunday guest* of Mr. and Mr* MrH Henry Wellman ha* re­ turned from Royal Oak where she Dan Ashalter were Mr. and Mr*. was the guest ol Mr. and Mrs. Theo­ Robert TIttenaer of Charlotte. dore Bush. Mrs. Edw. Echtinaw • Mrs. Bert Dbehcr returned on went to Royal Oak Saturday to Friday from a monUi* visit with her help care for her abler. Mrs. Bush. sister near Cadillac. Mr. «nu and Mrs i.nei carl Rose and »W. Mrs. a. E. Monruc Monroe rviuincu returned last week mr. fom Pontiac where she spent lhe Robert, spent last weekend with Mr. whiter and Is now at tlie home of Rt>d Mrs Russell Rote In Grand her daughter. Mrs. Bessie Annable. ,»apiuD. Rapids. Second Mrs. | Miss Ruth Sherman of Jacksen ocvuuu Lieutenant and ~ Wayne Snyder came home on Frl- 1' M home to visit her mother beday from Camu Cornu Shelby. Mbs, Miss., where -tfore ,olnK Chicago to live with he recently . received ■ — ids • commission. -ifeMon. Mr #n(1 Mrs. Leahy and family. They plan to' leave today or to­ Those who attended the W. C. T. morrow for Camp Swift. Texas, D. County Convention held recent­ where Lt. Snyder has been trans­ ly In Cloverdale were Mrs. Edith ferred. Black. Miss Lena Warren. Mrs. Air Cadet Hollb Tsenhath was Daisy Tyler. Mrs. Bessie Woodman. called to Detroit Monday after u Ruth Fisher. Mrs. Susan Smith vbit with hb parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Mrs. Alice Hendee. Mr*. Bessie Al­ Otto Isenhath. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lewis visited lerding and Mrs. Eda Tyler. They Mr. and Mrs. Perris Brown and report a most interesting conven­ daughter of near Delton on Sunday. tion and that Woodland had the Mr. Brown h convalescing from 11 honor of making lhe largest gain In membership in past year. recent serious illness. Pvt. Frederick Bishop, who b at Mr*. R. F. Lee of Flint arrived on Mrs. Fort Custer, visited hls parenU. Mr. | Monday to spend the week with and Mrs. Herbert Bishop, over the her nieces. Mrs. Burr Dennison and weekend. Mrs. Bisliop of Traverse 'Miss Maxine Swift. ------------_ guesl er_ Mr Bnlj Mrs. Robert Dryer and City was------also a R...-. Bt .n— e. Mrs. G. bert Bishop home. O. Winston Misses Pearl and Nellie Dryer were Sheffield and Sharon accompanied in Eaton Rapids Sunday to visit Mrs. Bishop from Traverse City and Mr. and Mrs. George Dryer and see spent lhe weekend with Mr. and the new baby bov. Mrs. George W. Sheffield and other, Mrs. Bessie Fox has sold her relatives. returning on Monday. home In'Freeport and is now liv­ Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Finstrom vis­ ing with her sister. Mrs. Arthur ited relatives In Grand Rapids on Coleman. Sunday. • Mrs. Carrie Coleman spent the Mrs. Lowell Teeter and Miss Ma­ week end in Battle Creek. bel Sisson called on Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Damson and Russell Mott of Wall lake Sunday family and Mr. and Mr*. Joy Mead afternoon. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mead at Berrien Springs. Jerry Andrus were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrt. Harvey Elliott were Ross Rippert of Battle Creek. Mr. weekend guests of her parents in and Mrs. Rex Frisby and daughter. Constantine and were accompanied Marion, of Freeport and Mr. and bv W. G. Bradford and two sons, Mrs. Charles Andrus. who visited friends In Marcellus. Misses JoAnne Ftnnle. Jean Burk­ Chief Radio Officer Frank Wcyholder. Helen Carl nnd Florence errnan has returned to San Fran­ cisco after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weyerman and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Freeland were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gardner of near Freeport Tuesday evening. Prof. Harper Maybee of Kalama­ HTKAM HEAT zoo was here at nigh school one HOT A COLD WATER day last week directing the chorus of young people who are to partici­ SHOWER BATH pate In the annual music festival at W.M.C.E. Mrs. Dora Copeland of Pontine visited Mrs. Archie Tobias over, the Double -5.0fl per wk. up weekend. On Sunday the two la­ dles and the Misses Mabel and Ma:veta Moore were guest* of Mrs. Ferdinand Thoma* of Dowllpg. Merle Kelly of Lansing was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS SOCIAL ITEMS -«S "sis;..:??; LOTS OF SWEETNESS IN TOR T/W TOTS J oil ns were Sunday dinner guests presented by the president. Mrs j the dessert bridge luncheon given । nromot«l“rom Rx’arI1 Stanton; the first vlce-presi-1 by Mrs. Garner Hampton on Im the d<nt- Mrs Arthur Hansen; the com- i Thursday. Top scores were held *n8’dr “ “J® mlttee on Christian Relations *nd by Mrs. Dan Ashalter and Mrs1*‘t® “«®nfc® *?"“* Local Activities. Mrs. John C. KetFrcd Prentice # , | kapiS J™-’ ’ ®»«®. ch8lnn8"-, Si t' * ‘ , । lor college and Olivet cortege. He . a report on Supply Work. Tlie Shuffle club wa*> entertainedientered the army in 1M0 as first i . at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Tolles । lieutenant and received hb capA' tor dessert Friday evening. Prises । ta|ncy the same year. In May. | *H®TALLS OFFICERS «,-r- wm. by Mrs. Amos Dalman.11941. )le was sent to Washington! The closing meeting of the year for specialized was held bv the second ward P. Mrs. Burr Cooley and Mrs. Olare t Military college training. He was promoted to T. A. on Thursday evening of last Johnson. • • • 1 major May 15. Later, he was as- week. Following the pot luck dinOn Mothers Dav Mr*. Mary Mills I signed lo Fort Knox. Ky, os In- ' ner. Mrs. E. L. 'ffliureh of Grand and Mrs. Maggie Cauklns were telllgence and public relations of- , Rapids installed Ute officers for the haiinilv entertained when Mr. and 1 fleer. He was sent overseas Nov. coming year. They are: Pres, Mrs. John Wilkes and three sons 115. 1941. Hb wife and daughter are Maurice Ingram: Mother V. P, and Mr. and Mrs. Mult Bedford of in Chillicothe. Ohio. Jones took an Mrs. Dora Harrington; Father V. Middleville, carrying a bountiful | active part tn athletics In Lowell _ P, Wcslcv Webb; Teacher V. P., P, Miss Grace Edmonds; dinner, arrived lo spend the day I high school during the middle- Mbs Grsec Edmcrrfz; Secy.. Secy, Mrs. Mra. : Lewis Tnompson; Treas----. Mrs. ”Vcr with them. Tuesday Mrs. Mills ----------------------—­ Bl0UKh------- *.* » ,-------celebrated her eighty-fourth birth­ , MRS.^THEL BARBER RESIGNS ' day and callers during the day were I IL A. DASC1INEK Mrs. Dora Coleman. Mrs. Jeanette; AT HEALTH OFFICE Mr*. EthelYBarber who ha* been I Mr. Daschner. Uinsing state man­ Pettenglll. Mrs. John Wilkra. Mrs. and office manager at ager of the Michigan Retail HardBlanch Stanton. Mrs. Fred John- bookkeeper rr”-?,-’: the Barry County Health Depart- । ware association, will address the son. and Mrs. Malt Bedford of'EJ® “ ®r. . ”ment Middleville. ’ral Office for the past nine years delegates to the district hardware Iras resigned. Mrs. Dorothy Thump- I retailer* meeting to be held In the ih. nft.tr. Mn hBa b*en 8dded to the office ! EpUoopal Pariah House. Thursday. .£ m8,ny tniormal atlaira । force „ receptionist. Mr»<“Thomp- : May 27. at 7:00 P. M. G. E. GoodRi'en for the pleasure of Mrs. R. Mn has been employed *t the cred- year of the G. E. Goodyear hardG. Finnic before her departure for lt bureau ------------- the -------------------------uu...w in Sturgis ftr the put ,—~ ||-------ware »■has made arrangements UuUvUle was the desert bridge two two yeare yean wherc where her her husband. husband, I for the meeting. given by Mrs Leon Slander on Harry Thompson. Jr., wa* assistant ----------------------------------------Wednesday. Prizes were won by Mrs. manager of the J. C. Penney Com- BREAKS LEO IN FALL George Hebdcn. Mrs. II. E. Wait and puny. Mr. Thompson is now em- I Last Wednesday afternoon Walter Mrs. Ftnnle. That evening eight ployed in the office at the Has- | Watkins had the misfortune to fall. members of a bridge chib to which Ungs Manufacturing Company, here. I wliile trimming an apple tree on Mrs. Flnnie formerly belonged were -------- - a » | hi* farm in Rutland township susentertained at the home of Mrs. BELAND—KIME talnlng a broken leg as the result Ralph Leffler _ in. Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kime of of the fall. He was standing on a Clarksville announce the marriafcc . ladder, not far from the ground, Mr. and Mrs. James Bristol en­ of their daughter. Beulah to Henry' when the limb he had ,**w«l Ijom tertained their pot luck club Friday Beland. Jr. of Lake Odessa. Satur-«the tree, struck the ladder in fallevening, dinner being followed with day evening, May 15. They were ing. causing hls accident. He was contract. Mrs. Hubert Cook and united in marriage by tlie Rev. O , taken lo pennock hospital where O. L. Lockwood held winning Thies of Lnkc Odessa and were at-' it was found that both bones in bridge scores. tended by Mt*s Norma Yoder of. hl* right leg were broken near t.he Freeport, cousin of the bride, and j knee. He was placed in a cast and Miss Ruth Sherman of Jackson, Tom Beland, brother of the groom.: 1* doing as well as possible, but PASSING OF was hostess for Miss Barbara Mc­ They will be at home one mile west' will be laid up for several weeks, WALLACE BRONSON Cormicks and Elmer Gallup's wed­ of Lake Odessa on a farm after However, all are thankful the acclWallnce Bronson, life-long rest- ding party at lhe home of Mr. and May IB. 1 -------------- --------- — Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bottum were In Grand Rapids on Thursday Clare Beach relumed to Dear­ born Sunday after spending tlie Bst two weeks with his mother. rs Mary Beach. Mr*. G- J. Nagler has been spend­ ing several days with tier sister, Mrs. Sam Geiger, of Quimby, who is III. Mrs. Garrett Isham was the guest of a friend al Holland for tlie week­ end. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aldrich of Caledonia were Sunday guests at hls mother. Mrs. Charles Aldrich. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Valentine and daughter. Susan, of Ann Arbor spent Saturday evening and part of Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Valentine. They were Sunday din­ ner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durkee. Visitors of A. W. Cook and Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Bates over the week­ end were the Misses Edwina nnd Emogene Elam of Pineville. La, who have been visiting Corp. L. P. Bates of Percy Jones Hospital. Bat­ tle Creek. The girls expect to start for home Wednesday. Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs. Burr Dennison were her aunts. Miss Alma Swift and Mrs. E. J. Shoun of Battle Creek. Miss Grace Rclckord spent from Friday night until Sunday in Kal­ amazoo.' with her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. William Fox. Darrell Aldrich, first class petty officer, of the U. S. Navy, is spend­ ing a 13 day furlough with hls mother. Mrs. Chas. Aldrich. P.F.C. Harold O. Conley and Mrs. Conley who have been spending a furlough with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Conley. 220 S. Hanover, returned on Sunday to Camp Clal- March 8.1864 in Ashtabula Co.. Ohio. I the son of Herman Bronson and I Harriet Bronson. In 1895 he wn* united In marriage to Ina House, who died January 31, 1945. Surviving are two daughter*. । Rosa Oliver of Hastings and Lu- I cille Landis of Woodland: two sons. Wallace. Jr of Flint, and Ben of ! Detroit: 17 grandchildren and a' host of great-grandchildren. One daughter. Violet Shipman. died In 1931 at the age of 31 years. The body will He in state at the WalldorfF funeral home.' Funeral I services will be at 3 p. m. Thura-i day. with burial at Rutland cemetery. We loved you daddy Dear We loved you well How much we loved No tongue can tell, God loved you. too He thought best And took you home With him to rest Children *nd Grandchildren Thoro'i no rationing on th® sweetness in these Kate Greenaway dretios. They make your darling look like a picture. Styled the Kate Greanaway way ... made the Kate Groer.cway way. they’re the kind of dresses mothers can rely on for tiny daughters. Lots of style and smart new fabrics . . . and they Fit Well, Wash Well and Wear Welt For toddlers and three to slx-ers. . Also new Sheer Presses for girls 7 to 14. £39 and £95 One large group of Print dresses. Sizes 2 ta 14 One Dollar Values 69' SLACKS SHORTS ANP POLOS jFrandsen 9s . “-Exclusive, but not expensive" HASTINGS Oil America’s Favorite Spectator Bakery Specials for Friday and Saturday! FRENCH BUTTER APPLE CAKE . .38c BOSTON BROWN BREAD ...------ 15c Pure Apple-Raspberry Jelly, bulk Ib. 25c BANGIIART BAKERY 113 B. SL rhoM »» Here are the styles you'll wear all thru the sum mer-come early get the pick of the many styles By this leading manufacturer Lots of Spectator Pumps and Tics in. Black and White, Blue and White and Brown ■ nd White. Straws that are cool, comfortable, Complete range of sixes and styles At present there are three large 1' center* for Polish refugee* in India. casual ana becoming. Sailors, Sennits, Cocoanut Palms31 and Novelty-Weaves-Priced Iron MOST PATTERNS Revival Services May 10 thru 23 7:30 Each Night WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH U1CKOKY CORNERS, MICH. gg e:i.4« $£50 to others $2.69 THERE’S A GOOD REASON FOR WANTNG NEW S HOk WITHIN THE NEXT Rev. L. H. MAYFIELD Evangelist SPECIAL SINGING! ALL ARE WELCOME! WEEKS—SHOE RATION STAMP 17 JUNE 15th. 3 U Y ONDS EXPIRES Al RD $50 �LEGALS AT "CITIZENS' 1— Cash Immediately 2— Easy to Secure €OITORIAl_ tSSOCIATION \ Surety Bosds Pbope 2185 Haitian Swanson Agency From HAO «p wtlh SUU Farms 80-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT «1 FoR Marshall Furnaces BERT H. HAZLETON AUTHORIZED SAFE EXPERT 424 Edgar St.. Phone 22241 KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN,. IN MEMORIAM 4lfl E rami Ki. 5-30 needs. Shipping charsea refunded on old featherbeds. Mall small sampl of feathers In ordinary enve­ lope to Northwestern Feather Co„ 210 Scribner N.W. Box 45. Grand Rapids, Mich. Out 8-3 PONTIAC - unfl: Tlulrlr. 1037. Roth have einiil lire. (...b trail- for f'.rnitiire nr iru i. or Irailer. Phone b an Foil -UK lull ti> Chevrolet *n<» radio, romplete ith aepar.te .neaher a-'.l m*"'ii.il ... .1 500 E Mill St f »•, nnr 3 1 1 | :i f I e r Su m. B'jn Full SALE—- ifl 'ord Tudor In At •Sane: e'lra ri»n<l «rt of tirer. li C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. ... —___________________________ । 1 FIRST CUSS CARPENTER—OtB now do that jo>. of tiulldlnc. repairing or paintinc. Very rra.nn.ble. Phone 7S7F3-3. 5-27 LAWN NOWF.RH SHARPF.NEn — Maehine crovind. t-r.ve mower, at 710 K. Wa.hlncton St. »r al Hamler. Mwhlae Hhap. North Broadway, Munnand Handera. 5 20* WANTED -Cti.lont h.tehinc after Marl -Can fnrnl.h er*1- Mr* A D Muajoy. r-i’ite -4. *. mile .oath of Illi-, on Bale. farm. . 5 30 AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING FOR SALE t<i?7 mo-lei T. Ford sedan • •• - .1 H'trh M.|M.er...n, MUi llle. H 1. in Mor e.i r< 5-3n Fnl! SALE - 1011. l-n with .f.H-k r> k. In e..el1ent eon ililien lierl.eft lt..»llnc 6*20 INSURANCE and BONDS FARM BQUIPMRNT AND MI5C. FOR S3I.E- Cn. l ATTENTION—Urak »«r be. an.l (eel Niro 1H 30. Call .3784 after 5 a'rlnrh »niir bee, l.r H—.rinr .1 < 1 trit fi.ui. 5 30 .nil FOR HALE—Ne» ei.ul euil Mill, lone •l .ti. h dirmrni i ».r a|.;. .1 ■ FOR HALE—MrConnlrk Deerinc rr.U 73IIF3 or 3MT. Mr. M> V Snyder. binder. 1 ft. nit. rood one. Al... h.e . I...... .1— 3- .» III* st-.i K--ir.it hat tmLlee. bran fuller. 3 h.,r.e w.lkir-r j. -•> Call at 517 E ■ r —...I all— — NOTICE TO FARMERS-IV. S-20 berk l.utinr acaln under . rirl Gov’t BRAKEMEN SWITCHTENDERS Rendering Co. Lloyd Racer, M<r. AUCTIONEER ITCHING SKIN WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS List you Auction Salec with ' Battle Creek TELEGRAPH OPERATORS Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. YARD CLERKS Apply Superintendent*, Office. NYCRR, fockion. Mich. UEED CLOTHINO NOTICE DEAD STOCK REMOVED! We meet all competition in paylns CARDS OF THANKS .,1m K..er>.n .»k<i. FOR HAl.E—Ponlia Sedan •55. 5 r.wrt t.re. fell lire!..- <1 mile, north 2? monument. Rev 01.1.,, y 1 WANTED EMPLOYMENT AUCTIONEER 53 Anniversary, Attention! Miller ’Real LE.t.te USED CARS Floor Sanders for Rent Farm Bureau State Agent tf. Kee RENT- Pun. • hrd apartment, all ........ Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Property damage and Liability on. -le-plnr rnom. down Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes ol furnaces Conforming lo Mlcblcsn'x new ReaponUbUlty Law may we od» vise you how this Uw affeclx ail Michigan molorUU? CORPORATION 5-31 anre' sni 3V. Green — 11 31.. 3f F-. — man I'll 7 if FOR RENT—Small i-'ll.e in the err-mfry 1 n.ile. ...if ele.-Jri-.tr mil mr.. in ->- ...... - p>.. ..Wr-ii'. • ’. rn .r ■i.i'im-., T —. K>H RENT Firn .-.lie- -10 i: III, Phone 7<l|!». r, ?n FOR RENT lti.nl - earace. MO W - . ......... P'nrm r.-n. FOR RENT—Callie pa.tore. T1 3t K-t . mile fact Doalmr HENRY FLANNERY REDUCED RATES CITIZEN'S CREDIT FOR RENT M..d tn three room front al..rfment veil furni.lie.l >n.| »ith i^r., ...1 r—private t.le hath i , 1 — . ■ f » r h 1.1. • .1 ■ • 11.1- enO.nre; a.i.iO. onlr. Ct5 N. Je femon. Phone 3354. AUCTION SALES Agency 5— Friendly Service niinriancrit Fre Hha.ky. 147 Kai. Strrrl"'' r. 3< FOR SALE—Home In fourth ward, lair i. .... ..1 _ > — — — 1— I.- —it fl>. fw.a >11.1 .Hr., Prieed i only 43.300. He. S -t MiUee ReO F-1. e Cl FOR SALE —3130 arra -farm ten mile. fr-'m Htr'.nc' e.-tri-itv. I.u.ldinc. in r>.-l repair 33 ■ile hot "SOO” rare Hanner. 5-21' F"R SAIF. Verv reoit.ee at Wall lake. 33 »I1 built. ha. many hand. PROTECT YOUR CAR 189 W. STATE 4— Convenient Location tt'.<H>>lfl down • >| a. .mall payment. a. 1.35, <10 per month to the riyii .fill * eiMu liartie. Al) in in. — Sheldon Agency AU Kinds of lasutsaco Swanson 3— Income Budgeted Repayment FOR SALE—Fine modern home tucelher ThiJ horn? I.* a Tin* fr.'rl ,fAWH 1 *f .,1, il.noo.oii. See Mill.r Heal F..1>1» Co. S 3< FOR SALE Modern hwi.e. Urine room t, k. Lath In.ul-.tr. <a. heat, hard* 001! floor, Double t.i.ee .emenl drive Wm Srliilhat.ee . 1'10 3V. Mar.hall 531 FOR KALE—Fine modern home In .er un>l »*iil. n..l verr I * r 1 r •. r.. d <rw r YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable DEWEY REED can b< Phone 5487 HORSES $5.00 Shipping Livestock Don't dilarl Get truet- *_■■■■■ rjL’iiaa Every Saturday TENEX FOR MALE AT JAKE DEPRIESTER STEBBINS & JACOBS EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT COWS $4.00 We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone (barges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Ouk IOO% for some of that gobd C. “BILL” SHERWOOD Lily White Flour ni.hrj .p.rimrnt, ttrlclly modern. Oil b Jrttmon Phone SM0. t LAKE LOTH FOR HALE—Hee adv the wL»re in Banner for deleilB. Raid', Retort. TJnrnop|.l» l ake. t INSURANCI Hotel Hasttnn Phi CASH NURSES INSECT PROBLEMS! Rid your premises of Bed-Bugs, Roaches, Moths, Termites, Fleas, Rodents, other pests by reliable Fumigator & Extermi- SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & AT 511 S. JEFFERSON ST., ON Inquire SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1943 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK On account of inability to secure hired help. I am dis­ 1 Stebbins & Jacobs Drug Store C. R. Rogers Seed Store. Quality fuels always. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. BUSINESS WOMEN HASTINGS, MICH. continuing my business and offer for sale: CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in ncar.ly “ Phone 72 liddleville Truss Fitting IXPERIENCED FITTER > | A .......... .—r vur i.eaa ot horwe. afed * to 7. 84 mH.. ,uolh Red mri at Coanty terra, or 3/4 mil. 4*“'“"* W“’u" . FOX 8A1.F.—Or.y’u4df< ' here*.-Wifi Large apartment sixe Servel No. 10. electric refrigerator, good con­ dition. Apex gas and electric ironer, large size. Small cook stove. General electric 8 tube phonograph model radio. Rockers and straight chairs. 5 single beds, coil springs ond mattresses, good. Good 3-4 bed, coil springs, and mattress. Leather bed davenport, good one. Bath rests and bed tables. 2 square tubs and boiler. 9 x* 12 rug. 2 wash stands. Cupboard. Bedding. . Table. Cothes line wire. * Dishes and many other articles not mentioned. ! CUT-RATE REID'S RESORT, THORNAPPLE LAKE TERMS: Cash SHOESTORE �MENS' THE HASTINGS BANNER nediatcly IICHTY-EIGHTH YEAR ecure .•2 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MAY 20. 1943 SECTION TWO—FAGU udgeted. BOY KCOUT NEWS Camp Shawundewsee. ~ttte—Boy Scout Cainp operated by the Grand I Valley Council of which the Thorn- I By JANE CAMERON "Can women take military life?* Hcnry L. Thomson to Leland M. ■ apple District te a part, will run ■ te a question so often brought wt Thomson and wife. 80 Ac. Sec. 24 ; ' this summer from June 26 through by enthusiasts of the womenY I and 40 Ac. Sec 23. Assyria Twp. ; August 1. it was announced today Army Auxiliary Corps who are "Men nre often capable of greater Chrir Copher Merlau (o Rufus I by Lawrence F Calahan* Council skeptical about their own ability to . things than they perform. Thay President. Ideated on Duck Lake J4 tstdnd the so called "sutnuoua* I Boiuna. lol 10. Pleasant Beach Plat. I nre sent into lhe world with bills miles north of Muskegon, lhe camp . military drill and calisthenics. 'Al Prairieville Twp. of credit, and seldom draw to their occupies 224 arres of woodland 1 number of women Interested ta KEEP 'EM BOLLING full extent."—Walpole. Theron A. .Aldrich nnd wife to • I, A. traluwl «Uiff. averaging one I Joining the new women's army hav* Clco P. Brown and wife. par. See" , leader for .pverv 5 or 8 Scouts, te I refrained from doing *o. purely be» . I 28. Burry Twp. I "Hoiuecleanlng te what makes the maintained at the camp As in re­ I cause of a mistaken Idea that th* spring offensive."—Janie cent years, s|>eclnl emphasis will be ’ Nellie Given to Arthur P. Won- f drill and exercise would be too. - - placed on water safety skills, wood­ derly and wife, W) Ac. Sec. 3, Burry i much." I Twp. ► 1 Tills is the season when one surely craft. and taking care of one-^lf In i To date over 50,000 American , appreciates having a combination the open Physical fitness will also William Troxel and wife to Wil- 1 women from a multitude of back­ I You get a yen fon some concert be stressed in the camp program, b-*llani .C Wightman and wife. par. grounds with athletic experience . music and find, on uh points of the Mr Callihan stated Sec. 18; Castleton Tpp I varying from none at all to proTlie cost per Scout has been raised' (dial, the Dirtv foa-up to bat against Anno B. Reiser et al lo Berwln fesricnate have "taken" the drill . the Red Ante? or whatever those this year from (850 to UMXrii week. E. Sindel and wife, ao Ac. See. 12. bums' riAnfcs are. So. you get out However, due to the desire of many I Carlton Twp. the records und have a concert of troop leaders to go with their Ronald M. Graham and wife to r dally drill was not required after- ’ Scouts to camp, the fee will be re ­ . your own choslng. Yowsah. Adolph Douse. Jr. lota i and 2.: wards have stated they rates th* duced to MOO per boy If the troop . Robert Greggs Add.. Nashville vllexercises and the good it did for Something cute—On Valentines' 15 accompanied by an adult regis­ Inge । them. tered leader. Troops desiring to fur­ D«y. Adolf received a great many I Adolph Douse. Jr., lo Ronald M. i A pleasant result has been the nish their own food nnd to do their ! block busters adorned with To Grahr.m nnd wife, lots 1 and 2. : Incidental reducing of a great many own cooking will pay only for camp Adolf. With Love," and they were Robert Gri-gRs Add. Nashville vil- I ; Waist lines. This has been trof delivered from way up high In the facilities and leadership used. despite lhe Increased appetite* Even during these times of man­ air. via Liberators and Flying Por­ Stanley H. Raldle. Admr. Wm. . many of the former "white collar" _ __ __ _____whether they Power shortage, every boy should tresses. I don't know I H. Overahlre Est. to Don Dickinson j 1 glrte were experiencing with th* from own ?el a,*7ek of Invaluable tralnI were fr;; — tlie English -or.our ---------------I. I (NIK. USEIN ami LIVE! nnd wife, lot 19, Eddy*.-, Bench plot. I added physical exertion to theif*s l»oMiblc for him boys. but the stunt ........ certainly smacks Jn& " Sec. 32. Hotx* Twp. -daily routine. e Yankee influence. 'n *llh lwork «chcdulc. ' of lhe Influence. Stnle of Michigan by State Land ! j During basic Instruction the ex­ according to Mr Calahan. Office Bun rd lo Clarence E, Mater • ercise given WAAC enrollees te In Order to help Scouts cam the । Chicago Citizen to newsboy: Give and wife, lot 79. Hardendorff Add., ; woven into the schedule of studlea money to attend camp, the HasI me n Sun. Nashville village. lings Kiwante Club is sponsoring nn Newsboy lo Chicago Citizen: State of Michigan by State Land odd Job employment agency located for the trainees both In physical Whnddyu think I uin, a stork? Office Board lo Herbert J. Cook nt Burkholder's Garage Anvonn exercise and mental relaxaUon. and wife, lol 1. Bl. 65. Middleville having a part time or odd Job tluit । Women 21 to 45 with two yean Isabelle Bryans long fellow wrote can be done by Scouts from 12 to village. 'high school education and no d«I a poem 1 like. Whether she ts related 16 years old should call Mr. Burk­ tpsrkling good beshh. You should try it^ I Elwyn Hayward and wife to Ford i pendents are now eligible to apply i to, Henry or not. I don't know, but holder. L Casey juid Opal A. Casey, par. l for lhe WAAC. Further details on she has the feminine viewpoint. I Sec. 6. Barry Twn. enrollment can be secured from. . Here It te: J PASSING OF MRS. i Reuben C. Garlingcr. Admr. LetBASE LINE | JAIL SENTENCE IU. Col. Archie B. Whitlow at tha JANE C. TUTTLE tic M. Garn Est. to Frank Gam, I Armed Forces Induction Station. Woman In Spring Mrs. June C. Tuttle, aged nearly CHURCH DESTROYED AND PROBATION mimiwu h Int. In lot 981. Hastings city. Kalamazoo,. or man from au» Miss Grace I am so very glad to be NATIONAL SAHTV 81. died on Thursday at the home uSSSJ? Morse D Campbell. Admr. Evo C J™ OUi* ot Middleville. Helekord at The Hasting. A woman when the redbud tree I Kenaston Est.. to Simon Etterbeck who admitted that he broke ------------" • • • 11 Flickers with flame before thc leaf of her daughter. Mrs. Clara Tink­ ler. after an Illness' of several !^nuunth£.r ~ lnt0 vnc the oepoi dcpot ai *l saiamevme Middlevine ana and CANNOT GET I and wife, lot 9. Bl. 7. Lincoln Park In blossoms, delicate and brief; .,7. k.; weeks She was bom In Irving 1 townuilp. was mn^nino destroyed bv fire —i_ of -• guilty _.»■» PAVING MATERIAL I Add.. Hastings city. k stole money, whose. plea Ho wonder rbrrr u nrropolnir u> City Engineer La'bertea two May 30. 1882 the daughter of Morse D. Campbell. Admr Ix-land asmS*wftnS■ WM xcc«pted previously by Judge Like sturdy children land1 iho tiwdici nwumlir or u>i> a«. J; ’1'' lS,l,a"", to ‘J1 a ■.J*"' tosimanS Rev 5 M°F MeDona, < ’ ' brou « hl lnl ° Ctrnov cxpcci me cwy u> oo I William and Clara Ptffeld. and was R. Kenaslon. a disappeared person I not expect the city to do any an pav™ ofJ™™,, youth. There ore IS M. DIn <hU eUr 80 lately desolate "-“““ ' (a lifelong resident of Barry countv. Suwdnirrt wi n trtn’b^’ robu t'cuU court on forenoon for this year, because of inability to get to S.'mon Etterbeck and wife, lot 6. v . A.,,. man te wary of the truth ond two more ooncemplote mokurs । t not-J? Bl 7 and lot 9. Bl. 7. Lincoln Park Bits Of I CStCrdaV She wu married to Leak E. Tuttle M VJSn as nrioritlM and aroila® - i *«“««*• He «lven a Ja« »n- ^e necessary materials because the •. That ecstatic things; K^Un.-o their loture home . w"rn flowers ta-”" in UkT^lS. of'wnigs Add. iinstlnuir city. __________________________ 3 , In 1884. and lie preceded her in death. , When beauty like •> n«h nt wm< ot materials will orrmit Men of hi ' tcnce of 60 days and placed on pro- government needs them. He te not 8bf ? *urX,IS?. byf •••■ h." .m d— auk 5.hv 11.. r: Mureins R. Bagley and wife to Miss Ruth Wetesert gave a v*ry silra the rare ether of hte heart' - -z Orvil A Miller and wife. 20 Ac. Sec. T ’.'.Tl.'T’.’ YE.'.?* TWENTY YEARS’ AGO pleasant "at home' to about thirty He dare not let the frail tear start. »« sons. Orville of Hastings and jncviuesseu Newman mnttu Tuttle’«r of'unstog^seven of her friends Thursday to honor of or bare a rapture unconfessed Newman ta 22' A<x SC'JL “,ld 20 Ac' I April 25. 1923 28. Orangeville Twp. .. « — her (censored) birthday. Within hte stoutly -----------*breast. — tweeded grandchildren : a atetrr, Mrs. Thom ­ as Calvin J. Streeter and wife et al , Vernon Varney, aged 6. son of "• Beck n“"v of this *u'- citv: aiid two ‘ broth -­ Clyde Shriner spent Sunday in But I. a woman.. I. may wear to iJiVcni Lavcrn Bean and Wife, wire, lot tut 24. 34. :?j!rlihJ Grand to Beall and ers Sidnev Flfield of Freeport and bell lower upwrale from Ute eltureh. ,b'ro‘,'%d:“,SSSf t« Um mm. "'■■■> «re plteA wun my hair. Rapids, thc guest of hte Sprigs of lilac In > Pennnssee Park. Sec. 28. Yankee }J‘ *d‘ri\ • William Plfield of Hastings* For . Let worship kindle In my . I"' . face ____________ ____________ _ , , _ , .... to lhe young miles wtrh rrninnt hrlrlr nnd nfl. Snrinu ■ Twn hay *oadcr 111 such a manner that grandfather. J. W. Leonard. Openly without disgrace. manv years. Mrs. Tuttle was active BOARD OF REVIEW 'na" *£• scrlotunesa of the crime ’ "j"-." ------------------ ------------1Floyd P. Evarts nnd wife to Karl « W. R. Cook went to Chicago last I In the Methodist church nt Wel­ : IN SESSION Thursday to attend an executive .L,naX ! he hatl committed and lhe very bad . ______ __________ W. Hipky pur. Nashville village dlCtl Pninock hosPltal meeting of the Michigan Press As- Ind lcome Comers. Funeral services i The city board of review, consist-1?1"4.,*1® ln Me to at- (MUNICIPAL COURT Mary Kathleen Wing to Donald Saturday. . , (were held at the Leonard chapel on . ing of the two supervisors, two elect- tempting to get money without . Kenneth Wiegand 21 of Mui .ociatian Ano capture violets on my dress. C. Hull and wife, S 2-3 of lot 101. | Ervin Mishler secured the conOn rnrou.d nt 111 hewllh. Jo,.1 SfXS'inlth.V bktK'lL'J.T* Sat unlay at two o'clock, the Rev. ed members. Henry Sheldon and reMrt regularly 'n. was arraigned to Mimic tract for building two miles’ of Co­ Pflug. Jr., has been compelled to | Chooses another brown cravt.11' Huntings city. L. Winston Stone officiating. In­ Henry Wellman, and the City At-1 0 Probation OH cer Henry Osborn. iT’ILSE!' Monday charged with George 11. Chapman and wife to vert Road in Rutland township at resign hte position as foreman of I yield my stipend to possess terment was In the Irving cemetery. [tomey are jn session to the cityits to make restitution, and carry larceny of a bicycle He adml A’ purple flowerjwt for a hat! William A. Sweet and wife, pat. ’-----------.-q-x ;---------------> .. fciul council roomjhte week. There will °.ut ln ruU thc terms of hte proba- thc charge to Judge Cortrteht ' Tlicre te some agitation for an this office and for the next few Middleville village. months Mr. Pflug will strive to for ­ C. C- Fowler to Allxrt W. Freap old ladles' home here as provided Et the itrenuoslty of toe print shoo and wife lots 0 and 7. Lakcaidr for by Mrs. Striker in her will. devoting part of hte time to tehea e aero-engine we^hedu ishes. celery-waah. celerv—wash, drain, drain store in In ?u>" t>““C™ !1942. I Pof)di caJin®d M glass, onions, and In thc case If he fails to llquk Mr. nnd Mrs. Sid Beach have Park. Yankee Springs Twp. ! BANNER WANT ADS PAY potatoes should be Kept to cool. dry. 10 days .will be added lo hte Will Southward and wife to moved to their new home Just west luring choice specimens of the finny covered vegetable pan. Keep cold, [pounds. dark storage places. sentence.’ Adolph Douse. Jr,, lot 5. R. B. Gregg of Freeport, the Yule farm. Mrs. tribe from their native iraunts. Yule has moved into Uw Beach Add.. Ntuihvlllo village. FIFTY YEARS AGO Adolph Douse. Jr., to Will South­ home In .this city. John J. Sinclair, 730 E. Mill St.. April 27. 1893 ward und wife, lot 5. R. B. Gregg Is slowly recovering from an attack Add.. Nashville village. A very pretty wedding occurred Leno E. Steele to Richard J. Hawes of pneumonia fever. last evening in the Episcopal church, Miss Corleone Newton, daughter the occasion being the marriage of and wife. Pint 11 of Supr's. Plat No. 1. Spring Beach Resort and of Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. M. Newton, Mr. Devitt Bronson and Miss Ella Ritchies Woodlands^Yankec Spring* who will graduate from Western Schumann, both of this city, the State Normal In June, has accepted ceremony taking place at 7 o'clock. Twp. Marlon Arehart to John T. Wood a position to leach al Tecumseh. George Wooten and Miss Mary Leins nnd .wife, part of lot 5. Bl. 10, Eas­ acting as bridesmaid and grooms­ FORTY YEARS AGO tent Add.. Hostings city. man. April 30. 1903 Christopher A. Merlaii to Rufus I The ladies of the A.N.I.club at Judge James B. Mills died Friday their meeting last week elected the Bosnia, lot 11. Pleasant Beach. Sep. afternoon of pneumonia. 7. Prairieville Twp. following officers for the coming Renkes and Walldorff have pur­ six months. President. Mtes Franc Alexander Dotnlntki nnd wife to Carl O. Nlethaihei’. par. Sec. 22. chased of the Boltwood estate the Williams; Secretary. Miss Phyllis store building in which they have Diamond; Treasurer, Mrs. F. L. Hastings Twp. Edna E. Brown to Cleo F. Brown been conducting their furniture Heath. nnd wife, pjtr. Sec. 28. Barry Twp. business for several years. Asa Rork has purchased a small W. L. Wallace, et al, to Jennie The Interests of local parties In peach orchard at Agnew, on lhe Mae McGIocklln. lot 7, Bl. 8. Ken- the Bowling Dress Stay Co. were lake shore, and will live there In field's Second Add.. Hastings city. sold yesterday afternoon to E. C. the future. Kendall E. Merlau and wife to Bowling of Detroit who will operate , Glenn B. Sleight and wife. 40 Ac. the factory in this city. BANNER WANT ADS PAY Sec. is. Hope Twp;__ COURT HOUSE NEWS r»t Location Service 1 CREDIT EVERY DRIVER CAN HELP Ballet Dancers? No, WAACs In Training 79?B BARRY BYPATHS Tol Military Lif«?n WlL IATI0N L SANK 1LDO. ms < y. Attention! AZLETON SIZED XPERT Phone 22241 i, MICHIGAN. Will Open. same old prices laran lee given. ianner. Atlv. 5-20 STOCK VED! etition In paying ompt Service 7 ne collect, Battls tendering Co. er. Mgr. W. HICKORY HY EXPENSE SNEER Delton, Mich. inner Office. Backward Glances Help the Men in the Armed Forces (LED luable >.00 ten St. in :hc phone o 2-9544. DRKS lA to D To Be Listed in the Directory QUIT CLAIM DEEDS Glenn A. Swift and wife to Eniogene E. Preemlre. N'z lots 1071 and 1072. Hastings City. • Emogenc E Frecmlre to.Glerfn A. Swift and wife, N>j lot* 1071 and 1072. Hasting/ city. PROBATE COURT Est. Minnie Wurm. Proof of pub­ lication filed, order for adjournment entered. Est. Anna Scott. Petition for ad­ ministrator filed, waiver of consent fifed, order appointing administra­ tor entered. Est. Edgar L. Henncy. Discharge of administrator issued, estate en­ rolled. Est. Belle Osgood. Final account filed, order assigning residue en­ tered. waiver of consent filed, dis­ charge of administrator entered, eitalc enrolled. Est, Anna Lampson. Final account filed, final receipts filed, order as­ signing residue entered, discharge of administrator Issued, estate en­ rolled. Est. Joseph Hubert. Final account filed, final receipts filed, order al­ lowing account entered, discharge of special administrator Issued, es­ tate enrolled. Est. Bert B. Sparks, Petition for license to Mil filed, order for pub­ lication entered. at. Fred D. Otto. Petition for ad­ ministrator filed, order for publi­ cation entered. Est. Ida Lickta. petition for li­ cense lo sell filed, order for publi­ cation entered. E*t. Leland R. Kenaston. Report of Mie filed. Est. Eva C. (Nevtna) Kenaston. Report of rale filed. Ent Mary K. Van Dugteren. Order confirming sale entered. Ent. Anna Scott. Bond of ndmlntetetratrix filed, letters of adminis­ tration tesued. Est. Rov J. Taffee. Proof of pubUcatlon filed. F.«t. Fred L. Wright. Proof of i publication filed. Est. Chester and Matilda Rledy Proof ot publication filed., Est. Seymour G. Jordon. Petition for administrator filed, waiver of notice and-consent filed, order ap­ pointing administrator .entered. Est. Polly -Kuhlman. Final ac­ count filed, order assigning residue entered. <!L<charge of administrator | tesued, estate enrolled. Est. Thomas E Gable. Petition ' for administrator tiled.- waiver of notice and consent filed, order ap­ pointing administrator entered. Eat. Richard B. Messer Final ac­ count cf Co-Truslccs under will Bled, order for publication entered. Est Mav T. K. Hoelteef. Final account filed. Inheritance tax determlncd. ___ __________ DON'T BUT THINGS YOU DON’T NEED—BUY WAR BONDS INSTEAD. LyBARKER’S ™ HASTINGS PHONE 2115 1 Pt. LyBarker* Tr. $J59 . I Dextri Maltose 63c tXad. LT 64cM VJ JL | Bromo Seltxer OVALTINE Choc.-Plsln Following is a list of men in the Armed Forces for whom we do not have addresses. If you can give us the address of any of these men, please phone, write, or stop in and tell us. Help keep the Service Men’s directory up-to-date. See the complete list of Service Men in the lobby of this bank. Regular 60t Sixe JQ Clinton Adams Raymond Anders John Anderson Robert Anderson Bill Babcock Richard Babcock Glenn Bachelder Charles Barnes George Bauer Rex Bean Carl Beach Kenneth Beckwith Eugene Bennett Prosper Bernard Richard Bogart THE SABOTEUR Sickness Is always a personal disaster. Now, in a world at war, it is a national calamity. are needed in winning the war. Sickness is a saboteur that slows our production efforts. Moreover, we can't afford a because we must ration our doctors, nurses and limited hotpital facilities. So—don't take unnecessary risks. Call on a doctorWhen there'/ need to do so. Then bring reliable compounding. Take thetreatmentasdirecred.Kccf) TR; GREEN SOAP SHAMPOO OQC pt OS p FARMERS ATTENTION ... 1 lb. PHENOTHIAZINE worm your Sheep or Hogs. PO. to $*fl 50 * JL Winston Boyes Robert Bradshaw Clair Brady Carl Brock Richard Brock Jack Brounard Richard Brower Donald Brown Maynard Brown Lloyd. Brant Lavern Bryant John Buehler ■Robert Burns Bernard Carney James Carpenter George Cashmere Cecil Charles Donald Chase Clarence Cheney Orville Cooley Shirley Cox Jack Crockford Robert Crittenden Ernest Cramback Don Curtis Earl Curtis Jerald Curtiss Orville Curtis Arthur Dodge Francis Edgecomb Leslie Entten Eugene Flanders Paul Foster Keith Fox Robert Francisco Milford Frederickson Raymond Garvey Harold Gates Arthur Gerber DeWitt Gregory Maurice Haight Wesley Hanke Stanley Hansen Dwight Harrington Charles Harvarth Lyle Hathaway Curtis Hawkins Elwood Hawkins Roy Hayes ' Frederick Haywoiod Donald Heath Robert Helrlgel Harold Helsel Charles Higdon Junior Hill Frank Hobbs Carrin Hoffman Kenneth Hoffman Donald Howell Dorr Howell Stere Hula Gerald Janies Richard Johnson Howard Johnston Robert Jordan George Juppstrom George Kellogg Albert Kennicott, Jr. Richard Kingsbury Leo Kloppe Kenneth Kopf Donald Lucas Charles Lykins Richard MacLeroy David Mapes William Mason Hewitt Matson Ernest McCormick Richard McIntyre Lawrenee Milter Maurice Milter Robert Moon Robert Schriner Clarence Seri Jan Russell Shellenbarger Philip Shepard ■ Glenard Showalter Vernon Neal Vernon Newton Gerald 8 Iften George Oaks Charles Ogden Raymond Smith Richard Page Edwin Parker Stewart Peters Richard Pike John Potts Donald Springer David Stone Robert Ransom James Reneau Charley Rice George Roush Dale Roush Loyd Urey- Elmer Walther Donald Ruthraff Gerald Ryan Kenneth galeno Vlncelaw Sallk Robert Saunders Robert Schaller Walter Wolowics John Wright HASTINGS CITY BANK PHONES: 2105-2103 'Fifty-Six Years of Continuous Service' HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ! 1 I i < I �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MAY 20, 1MJ • — NABHVILLC Alton Elwood home. * Rev. and Mrs. by lhe New York Times funrty paper I yon. went to Caledonia Tuesday lo [ news ot Dick Palmer who has been ' aged 53 years after a long sickness, DELTON Peter Adriatuon wa* in Hasting* Gerald Pratt of Evanston. Ill, O. Allen Steeby and aona left for and as a reward received a flue I visit Mrs. Orpha Gray. Mrs. Grit- brought from the south Pacific area For seme years Mr. Bovee waa but“ A *' feth returned tome that evening — Howe, Ind., thia Monday after a book. “Amenc* is All Your*." to -a *•-Ban Francisco toapital is .lo • .... lermaker -at-■ the—Creamery and hi* Friday. A Roy Adriaiuon and son. spent Sunday night with hte par————— week spent with her parent* Mr Earl E*rI Schleh who waa « recently In" but her mother remained until <the effect that he is improving and wife wa* the former Bosaie Baun- Tommy of Battle Creek visited at enta. Mr. and Mr* L. E. Pratt. * Pvt. > Jay Bruce left Tuesday for Prtd Granger dt *nd Mrs. A. C. Johnson, while the ducted Into the ymy is stationed Wadnraday evening when Mr. /"' and 1,»ble to get around some in a whecljers whroc parents lived where me home of hls father. Peter Oakland. Calif , after spending hte area urangcr vi conference was in *ca- *1 Atlantic City. N. J. * Rev. Leroy Mr* Forrest Baker and T? Mr*. Mn1- Gray 9r*y < chair. He lias been 111 since Christ- ,h raniiiv m-m* n-ora-. Hastings vsre Bunday Kuatey afternoon B1U» al ua-.KBattle i-rci-x. Creek. Rev Alien Allen Chamberlain who attended the Mr*. Burdette Burdette ।ma*, suffered with rheumatic fever ,he “cr*!*” »*®Uy reside. Besides Adrtenson. Saturday. A The friends furlough with hte parents. Mr. and - brought her heme. * Mr*. of Mr*. Ida Piter wUl to glad to Mra. George Brace. A PFC Earle eaficra al tha Vcm Smith luxnc. * return* to the paitdrate of tlie { Evangelical conference at Battle i Wadd. visited her sister. Mrs. Eno* , returns pastorate the Wadd.vtaited her sister Mr* Enos ftI)d for twelve weeks waa flat on hto »d* wife he iMvea a son. Ralph of know that alie is better and u now Blake of Canw Phl)Ui». Kan, u MT. and Mra Leon Staler of Grand Howe church for hls seventh year. 'Creek week ha* torn ---------1Ul - f,4L^vi;in^?r *—■- -b*ck-A Mrs. Peart Hvoderstott. for Grand Rapids. He was tom in Creek lost week, been returned P-Im.C-----«-ain■*<1i^kJ>? aide to all up some. A Mr. and Mra. home on a furlough. * Mr. and Mra *•-•••- Thompson —----------- .7.*. —her i■- to•».-the—iterate of the Leighton Kmi ncnl Che weekend with Mr. A Mra. Nellie visited oast .mi: 1 mlViy yMI? ■•<«wher In thc De- Woodland and had also lived at Lalnrop of Clovcrosie en­ Clurlc* Belta were al Ann Arbor for hls ... twelfth and MrwWm. K. Ueblcr. A Mr. and I brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Evangelicall_church ......... .... troU schools, has resigned her no- | Lowell. ‘Funeral services were held Arthur tertained the Willing Workers Bun­ Sunday lo we a retelivg Ln the hoaMra, Imw Campbell and eon Duane. |Mr>. Chas. Jdlnar at their country year. The Chamberlain family has 'Galster^returned, tome from De- aition on account of poor hridth. 'in Grand Rapid* on Saturday, in­ day senoo) class to tne Delton Metnbecome cloteiy associated with the trait.-•Tuesday A Mn. J. C. Furntea has re­ atm! Mr. and Mra. Ray Tolan of home west of town. Bunday. A Mr*, become closely a&*odated with —••• a after ner terment was few -yeday* «. Bt [iiwm present ucuia being cuuimra confined to Jit-r wa* niaoe made m in oouui South rscaton Boaton oout church al their tome teat pllal. turned from her visit in Grand * Mrstrouble. Robert She_ isi. a_ cemetery, ____ ___ «____ ________ *_ A* Word ..._ . waa ill 111 and reqtfired required L Leighton - Mrs. Robert b<d with heart Detroit spent the weekend al the 'Mary Gray was f1«ht,on. community and we arc. visit with her cousin. A Ionia county. home of their father. JarvisOamp- , medical care a couple days test teat glad 5lad to hear they lhey willI will remain in Vandenreen. Vsndervecn. Mra Mrs. Wm. McFall and sbter of the late Grace Campbell j from Mum Martha Schad, who is en­ Wednesday evening. The following Rapids with her son. Louis and tamlly. A Funeral services for Hat-, MacCoraon who re- the vicinity. A * SU. 8tL Sgt. Wm. Harlan Mra. Mr* Maxine 91*,,k -of tail, and all called on Mra. Camp- | week. * Wm. MacCorson and Dr. Lixxle Hendershott. A The rolled at Hunter* College. New York, tie Shields. 83, of Kalamo. were bell at Blodgett iMxpltal. Grand'cently enlisted in the army Ato tome—called air |Sweet iSweet of ot tiw the army s--------air *force ------ *“is'-------»—* - on John Vandcrveen at Rut- play equipment and tables are for Marina training, is that she 1* w.v. has nn Raplta. Sunday afternoon. * Mr. .corps and is at Lincoln. Neb., on fnrlrtowh furlough from the Caribbean terworth hunuital. Thursday evening ready on the playground tor fair nicely located alter getting her Win lie more. Mra. Ella Rogers. Mrs. told Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock Md Mra. Herman McConnell who the second highest standing of hls *re®- accompanied by hL<> fiancee, and. found him on the gain. A Mr* 'and warmer weather to permit out- I suitcases which were delayed for a Blanche Richards. Rev. and Mr*. at the Hess Funeral Home, with the are staying at Holland where he is cta*s. and is eligible for a college Miss Marte Wright of Ypsilanti Rov Snyder ha* recelnd wordthgi of-door *porta and plcnica.’A The few day*. She had the pleasure of Dale Robinson and Mra. Bertha Ad­ Rev. Kirby of Bellevue In charge. ams. The pot luck supper at 7 Shs was bom Nov. 22. 1878. in employed, were tome for the week- 'course and officer* training. He L* Harlan is to be stationed in the her son. Hurry Allbrecht, who wa* Roman Feldspausch familv, Mra. , meeting Ml** Smith of Shelbyville, ■nd.* and. A Mra. Mrs. Mattia Matlie Lynd who was : connected with the airplane me- .{tales, states, at Tampa for a few fewmont month.* recently called to service, has been Gregory Feldipausch and Mtes Pa- wiio*e nwther the former Delta Wil­ o’clock was followed by a business Nashville. She leaves her mother. —------------------------------------ -------- ----* Burdet — .. Marsha Henning, <"» *locale ----- **was —. a - permanently locatedL Hte address ta Itricte Davis of Hastings spent Sun- I *on was a rroas-the-road neighbor •esalon. The next meeting will to Mra. Lydia Shields of Kalamo taken very 111 with •the -flu Tuesday 'chanlc -department. Bena- mi Mis* of last week is much Improved and , way and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Striker Sunday dinner guest nt tne Sweet Pvt. Harry Allbrecht 1228 M P. day ulth Mr. and Mrs. Charles ,of Martha's father. J. C. Schad held al Pleasant take, the second township: a sister. Mra Will South­ Tuesday evening in June. * Seven ern of Vermontville,- two brothen, up and dressed. for which we are | went to the Di Pinkbelner cabin at home * The Marinot class of young Cnmtx.rn- <A.V.N.i. Miami Beach. , Parker. Monday a letter was re- during their childhood day*. Miss glad. A Mtes Pauline Benaway of I Levering Saturday night and re- peqple had Its monthly supper and I'?'1, * Conrad Beeler who went to celved from Lieut. Harold Parker i Smith te also training as a Marine , teen Camp lire Ulri* and their Lee of Katemo township and John Battle Creek spent Sunday with her ' malned until this Tuesday on a meeting at the Methodist church, Katamasoo tot Monday for Unde nI1(j wue stating they Were now liv- * The Tiiornappie-Kellogg baseball guardian, Mra. Peter Potter gave of Kalamazoo; and one half staler, a very interesting program at lhe Mr*. F. F. Mathews of Daytona mother. Mra. Matlie Benaway. In . fishing trip. A Harold Segerstrom Wednesday evening and while them lhe afternoon accompanied by her left with the other Barry county , was not a Urge attendance, all re­ Great Lakes Training Station for ten miles from Camp Cooke where this'season for most of the games Sunday school hour Sunday morn­ Beach. Florida. Burial wa* in aunt. Mrs Dora White, they visited Inductees this Monday for Ft. Cus- port a fine time Die claw is taught basic training. * Mr*. Harry Stlm- he te stationed. * Mr. and Mra. Wm. j *ecm to have been against ttom. ing. A Mr. and Mra: John Harring­ lakevicw osmetery. Nashville. A Mr. at lhe home of George Brog near ter and army, service. A Mrs. Lenna by Earl VanSickle since Mrs. Hol- J®”. Mra. Harry Ba.»rli. Mr. and McKevltt entertained at a family tot live team te mostly new toys ton and *on. Marvin entertained and Mr*. John Miller have received Wayland. A Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Kirkpatrick returned home Mon- URle wenf east. Tlie future mret- Mrs Glenn GnffeUpand Mr*. Herb dllnner Sunday as a farewell for who will be ready next season to the basketball toy* at a dinner word of the serious illness of their Blake left early Sunday for Hun- day noon from a few days' visit Ing* will be held on the second £?*nf The their son-in-law and daughter and show the other teams where to go. Tliursday evening. A Mr*. Clark son. Pvt. Clarence MIUer in a hostem lodge near Grand Marais for a with her son and other Grand Rap- Tuesday evenings of the month. * ing of Uy>Ban> county Eastern «randton. Mr. and Mr*. Dick San- .The game with Wayland tot week Harrington and Miss Caroline Solo­ gtal in Texas, a The Lenta Table >. began working -again Monday <'lyd«cra at Hickory Corner*, defur and Douglas, who leave tin* resulted in a score* of 13 to 8 in mon attended funeral services for f«V days *lay. They were accent- id* relatives * Friday dinner guests Mrs. Ray Lyons is up and dressed panted by Walter Moore, lhe care- ot Mra. E. F. Blake and family were after several days sickness. * Mr . Wdnraday night. * Fuimral sendee* week by auto for their new home In Wayland's favor and at Freeport the tetter s uncle, Harry Larabee at morning after being shut down for taker who had been visiting at the Mn. Frank White and Mrs. Harry Grace Jackson of Grand Rapids. for Pawl Bush. 22. who died at a California Others present were Mr. „FridaJ even tag an 8 to 7 S the Leonard funeral home in Has­ several months. The Company has Blake home. * Ur. and Mr*. Wil- Clemen* of Caledonia and Mn. An- formerly of the. west county line sanitarium at Kalamazoo from lu- ftnd Mra. Day Pugh and Mary Ellen for Freeport, cheer up toys It takes tings Wednesday afternoon. * Doug- been all reorganised. A Mr. and .Item —Campbell -------- .... and .... ---------,_ McDougal of Germfast. A Mrs. vicinity, was unfortunate in falling little son,.u John, bcrculoste. were told at the Leigh- of Vermontville and Mias Martha more courage to be a good laser la* Smith and Mtes Margaret Hig­ Mrs Louta Eckardt of Grand Rap­ and a young girl. Caroline Nr Ison Emma Williams returned home from a stool recently whll- hanging ton Evangelical church at 10 oclock. Dietrich. * .Misses t-eetka than a winner. * Burdette Cline bee of Eagle were guests of Mr. ids spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. tv-angriicai oclocK. Dietrich.* Mi**e» Winifred Leclka with interment in v™, omuxuc vunc and Mrs. Lincoln Bush Saturday John Roush. A E. V. Kgyea spent of Detroit spent the weekend with Wednesday from a few weeks visit curtains.'and broke her right wri*t. lTlmradav 2jSE ’dBy *,lh ................. ‘’derment- .......... in the the and mviic Irene riuat. Froal. — who are employed hod quite a surprise one evening ....... ---- . ' ...... - hjiu who j night and Sunday. Mr. Smith a few days with lite daughter. Mra. WUUam'a father. Charles B Camp- with her daughter and family In A card to Middleville friends spite* Hooker c mi tcry. He was the *on al the Kent Country Is — gaining as well nature of Mr. and Mrs. Sites Bush who Rapids, were home fr bell. They also celebrated the tat- Watervliet. A Mr. and Mra. Mark she '* ------------•' -as ■■the --------preached in the Methodist church Zadte Wolfe at Farmington. A The of such injuries permit. Her daugh. Sunday morning, hte text being "Oh. Clover Leaf Class was entertained ter's 72nd birthday. May 18. Charlie Ritchie were at Nashville on Wed- -- —------- ------- -- --------- .... ---------•are* hl* wire » i f n—C T” . "V iniiu bl ri: inrirr. nc iiiunr- Ye of Little Faith" The young coup­ Friday night al the home of Mrs. to quite Dooriy after a siege with nesday. The former on county drain trr. Marion. 1* expecting to Join thc stersm bustaess" Tto ijie ^inT -Ronald: | st^hen'john. were Sunday dinner f>ltehedJ'ttomditon dte?ove?ed dthe le ore students at Taylor Univeralty. Mildred Bischoff with Mra. Grace the flu. Miss Rxwe Marie Petcrccr. tngdr.cic and srl ”’Mri. •*" lRltchie*,cantag , WAVTES." A -r» — nraVmreitewof - ------------« •*“"i ’"8-months-ota'".Min 8-months-old — 1. stay on friend*. Frl- three brothers. Duane mu! Eugene k . ucsU O f hls parent*. Mr. and Mra fox den and uSn tav~H»»ttto and her little sister. Rachel, friends. * A Irving Lutx ha* gone Alle-Bar county club uill.be ... Ind. A Mr. and Mra. Chester Bang­ Brumm and Mra. June Nesbit as..... ....... ~~ gutai* oi ms parent*, atr. ana run. foSnd fox den eSmalnto^he and upon investtaatinx *. to Muskegon -- ----------------;casc day tom.' at will: him and do lhe housework. A where he hs has. d defense day tv-dr-. evening. */.y May 2!. 21, ... at the thc homt nt home, home- and “'"I Colonel Colonel Bush Bush In in the the Albert Albert ParkerTArnold Parker. Arnold returned returned to to found it il contained the“SI remains n of hart and two children, Bruce and slsting. After the business meeting iy win Mr. and-Mrs 1 hte teaching CadHlac ~reral nto^nta and hm Mr. and Mra. Glenn Solomon were ;employment. The family —“• con-I — of **■ — ’ **- Ray FUhngham. - ---- -­ southwest southwest Pacific, Pacific, and and aa grandgrand-no. r->>rhinn ’dutteTIn the r-.mn.“T rltoto 1 ! Helene of Hastings, spent Sunday several guessing games were played. ---- here. ---A JMra. Mattie * Clare Cor-on of Monroe ha* torn mother Mrs Adam Smith of Sag- whool and hls wife to Butterworth no ?hlck^ ahh^tto din' In Grand Rapid* Sunday to see hi* tlnue lo reside with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Ma­ Refreshment* were served. A Mrs ............. ura, was whohas .< Benawav son.--Bi Burdet. enter- .accepted for service and leaves thLs inaw. * Andrew Finkbeiner has hospital where she te assteUng ■ in nrar\he ehieteen ervm uw Whto* Tn? son Norwood at their Crooked lake Grace Wethertoe spent lhe weekend brother. WUliam Solomon who Benawav-and and son. in '. near to? thcnC1 chicken coop. While fox cottage, w Mrs Mary Doster. Mra. with relatives tn Charlotte. A Le­ fhey also— talned dinner on Wed- I Wednesday. He plans to be home purchxMKi the Johnson property on I the** nursing of her father John iSmnnS X5&*W Jto<»Ba thJ been 111 for some time. They ' at * a - chicken — i. h.d1 called at the homo of a cousin, cc------ nesday evening. Walter Moore of for a few hours with hte parents Grand Rapid* St., for many year* VanderVeeni "nve toby te with rete- runr?^ J. C. Horton. Mra. Royce lien ton. land Weak* of Lansing was home ... lhp home & the B p oll|ette fam. u??* m the cuy and kuy and Pat .. * Clayton Solomon. A Mr. and Mrs Or>nJ Mflrall Mr and Mra c E Mr an(J Mfs w p Conkm Mrs. Leon Leonard and Mra. Mar­ over the weekend. A Funeral serv­ .,ol two young sons , Blake and Dr. A. E. Lund were he goes. He and hte wife flew to Hr. and now occupied bv Mr. and ara staying here with their grandrkint^aaMt Jerry Keegitra and shall Norwood attended Ito Home ices for Mrs. Lizzie Brady. 79. were w u.—u — p—a were guests. * D O. Doyle recentlycom- New York Friday evening to visit Mrs. Bud Bronkema. * Henry Wm ; parente * Mr* Mattle Lynd re- Hir'd ’inC dq??iiirtav ' at Qnna Rapids v— Sunday —--------af* Literary Club May breakfast al lhe held Thursday afternoon at two ternoon and evening visitor* at thj peted in a puzxlc contejt conducted hl* stater. France', returning hern- Kramer. 41. was found dead in bed celved a telegram this Monday tell- hroiaht to * MiddleVinra?* home t>f Mra. Estella Barber in o'clock al lhe home of her daugh­ m Mt wmT ~„Jrert/ ________________________ Sunday evening * .Mra A R- Dart ..t his ro.vm.ng taue at St. Joe on mg to the death[to! tor courin Mra Richland last ihuraday. A Mr. and ter. Mra. Marjorie Wilson, where and Alf^l of Battle Battle".Creek Ctrek Saiurday ba^d.-iy from ajrieart attack. •tteckT^ JSiaTherhX ! SiT ■fn>rimnnXfAitMrin JV.n—- Mr*. Roger Williams and son. Dean she had lived the .past ten yeara. '. * n5* .*?.”• Alfred, The oia Brnaway", Harbaugh at her home :unnd»v spent the weekend with her broth- Ixxlv wa* brought to the Beeler fu-lfn West Salem Ohio after several d spent Friday night and Saturday She waa tom Nov. To. 1883. at Mid­ I er. Bvl Ue -nd lemUy. . Mrs. H. neral home he* on Sunday nnd Iu- Som£ 1Smi I SJS’S’r,JSH nloff. with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. dlebury. Indiana. She came to E. Bennett entertained eight guraft neral service* will be held al 2 pm r^e held Wednesday in Ohio Tho Stew. « Leslie William* near Freeport. A Nashville to live when she was sev­ at a bridge-luncheon thl* Monday Tuesday. Interment will be made In ^ecLed wS ton* in M ddle e ± L'k Mr. and Mra. Russell Moll received en years old. She leaves three for the pleasure of Mr*. Dv-k San- the Hooker cemetery, Leighton twp. ' [he daughter of Mr and| Mr? rrol vJl^4^7 word Sunday from their aon. EL daughter*. Mra. Marjorie Wilson, vert. who is stationed in California, Mra. Luelda Oteen of Nashville, and that he would arrive home Tuesday Mra. Elnora Castellen of Ctorlotte; ner. Mrs. G. E Blnkc and Mrs. night on a furlough. A Mra. Julius one son. Robert Brady of Nashville Clayton Bennett. * Tlie E_... Knowlton and non. Michael of Buf­ and one step son. William Brady of county Federation of Woman* falo. N. Y, te staying with her par­ Grand Rapids. ent*. Mr. and Mra. Royce Hentan while her husband Is serving in the MARTIN CORNERS army. A Bert Patton attended fu­ Mis* Joyce Dcmond ot the Well­ *Mr. and Mra. IT«| Oullln arrr Kh'ion tTO?»Mr‘m3 MrTl?ri! . Thuidv SJmoin’ at. 1I5S neral services for Mra Florence man district vLMted Mtes Jerilee Lawrence in the Mettodtat church Herzel Sunday afternoon. A Mtes at Hickory Cornera Thursday after­ Greta Cogswell and a classmate •KnMS?'in”no&,,®s 'X ife .k Ss-SSS noon. * Mrs Prances Mae Bates. 35. has M« lor mmr monllu and Idaiuthler. Jacnurllne, all of KMatadSIulSrS? Illi from Kalamazoo visited the home wife of Chaplain Ralph A. Bates, folks over lhe weekend. A Melvin I. wry uoorlv . Mr, Carl Sagar Imaroo. oprm Moth™ Day wtm !RM.mbS. ?“h ”k”d & i £ l So ssffi"'. w; !Xr“r* ?%.?"?<> “hSr'uXtee? F® -ttF ■s? a McUiodtat clergyman who has Whetstone visited Mr. and Mr*. been serving in the army al Fort Delbert Myers and family in Has­ Monroe. Va, died unexpectedly of ting* Sunday afternoon. A Mr. and ------------------------------------------------------S 1 “ '^ r^d'-SK^' 1 ^ : ill the forepart of last week with a heart attack Sunday night at th* Mr*. Roland Barry and Robert visi­ Infection in his ear and head. * home of her father, ClarenceTownDensmore Babcock and hls fiancee. »Hl to a good attendance. Refresh-■; SOUTH BOWNE ' .wnd. in Battle Creek. She had been ted their daughter and family. Mr. Miss Eleanore’VanderNrer of Grand lerditoit “sLuMtav n il? Ar?mn.Un? K'Tl* T*1* ** Leon Leroy Dunham of White Cloud Is 111 for four days. Mrs. Bates and and Mra. Carl Grashius north ot Rapids, were recent callers on hit -7.1 k"1, -«S InD c“n’g*n5' Fields formerly of Middleville visl- assisting with the work at the A T son. James, and her father had Coats Grove Bunday evening. A grandmother. Mrs. Dora Babcock, with her dau-htcr. Mr*. Ruby Yonhls sister. Mr*. Otto Bechtel Ea*h tome. A Mr and Mr* Will spent the winter with Chaplain Mra. Alma Goodenough was a Sun­ und hls uncle and aunt. Mr. and foT’chlckc’^'feiri dUrnrl°hfld°.<nm^e “*?* w<*£ He I Blou«h of Preeport spent Bunday Bates, returning to Battle Creek. day afternoon visitor al Mra. Maude Mrs. Russel) Bedford. * Rev. nnd I. crl\Sd hU wtoBS and «!*«»* *ow‘ ‘t* B'cve Miller home. Mr. and Apr. 28. Mrs Batea was tom Apr. Crawley* in Hasting*. A Mr. & Mra. Barry and daughter Linda Mrs. I. W. Minor and her mother. 8. 1908, at Kalamazoo and wa* mar­ Lyndon of Hasting* and Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ Mrs Margaret Bites were in Port- , ried Ao Chaplain Batea Dec. 23.1927. land Friday to attend thc funeral ' ..u.. t...v.. .hc LC"r ,hrowln® FlnjF- «iny visiting their daughter and &U- were Sunday evening guests and Funeral service* were held at Lee thur Perrin of Grand Rapids were of Mrs. Bliss's sister. Mr*. Lucy .belncr the pavement. suf- . P^H'^'nS-Uie planting of some Mra. Josephine Miller of Caledonta Valley Methodist Church Thursday. Sunday guests of their parents. Mr. Rred < to fracrorS l\kJlnninrtShe Sunrtfv Zacharias, who was 00 years of age. 1 fcred fc«wi a n fractured rm«-t,irrd skull .vnii and <>»,< Sunday | Victory garden*. A The Parmelee waa a Saturday visitor A Mr and * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fiori* spent and Mrs Milo Barry. A Our school She had made her home with a-nf ■ afternoon had not yjt regained . Ladle* aid society will meet this . Mrs. Flovd Walton were- in Mlddle- Wednesday and Thursday with rel­ visited the Lakeview school Friday MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR daughter in Saginaw, a Lewis Buell'consciousne?*. )U Mrs. mi>. Anmi- Thursday jfternoon at the church ville on busines Saturday A Owen- atives at Remus. A Much sympathy and enjoyed a ball game with them. -onsclmiMies*. Mr. n> and !T * Flnkbciner r«-'11nb€ ni-r> n,,< 1 U'J daughter,,for ,l|l'i>c*at 5:30. election of offi- , dolyn Mishler was a Sunday guest The Friday before the Store* school retumed homo Wednmlav from a (drew and their B. STATE ST. EASTINGS PHONE 2554 Is felt for the family of Mn. Ralph visited our school and played ball few days spent at Montague. T * Mrs. Mrs. dr*. Wilbur Klump called at >»... the cers and other business. The ladies of MLv Norma Yoder of Freeport Bates in their bereavement. Rev. iter •Jou-e. | hospital * Mr. and Mrs. Milo Curtiss ^nd Harold Kenyon nnd daughter. ------ '* -------- Sunday afternoon toin-1 are superintending the landscaping RatM wKl1 them. A Mr. and Mra. ClarBates wo. was pastor ,|L> of theO.Delton M.u^wcmSb 1™! sx nnd her mother. Mrs. Pearl earlKen-.quire of hercondition * Latest of the ground* and preparing for nephew. Melvin Boyle, attended the -------------------------------------------------------------------- - n-decorating of the interior ot Ute funeral of Mra Curtiu' father. Her- I during he^stav here*and "waTloved ilhelr l’“renU' Mr and Mrs Roland church. A Mr. and Mrs. EL A. Wiley bert Crowle of Lake Odessa Friday have sold their home on East Main I afternoon. A Mr. and Mrs. LaGrand iSt to Mr and Mra. BreeM McDyer collier spent Sunday with Mr. and 1 of Parmelee who are staying in the Mrs. vhom Vernon nwtM* Childs «r of u.mmnf. Vermont­ • Poulson aiMrtments until the Wileys ville. A Mrs. Sue Warden v. of Lowell "v ** “ ran vacate. The McDver place was J* Hl with a hard cold at thc tome ’ !??ld *® Jo,.’n French of Grand Rap- of her brother. Edd Lacey. A Rev. nto?ed after JrtSh JWhetatonc attended Use 4lh TjUart “* who has taken possession. A and Mr*. John McCue of Freeport Thwe was a 1 ,ctly c°nf«rence at the circuit par. Clinton Adam* son of Mr nnd Mrs. were Thursday afternoon caller* ot were Olney Adams has been home from Mrs. Mr*. Jennie Pardee^ Pardee. A Mrs. Vivian the Great Lake* Training station Anderson and son. Farrel and fam­ on It. also the other girls names. noon. Dy of of* Hastings were Sunday guests She received some lovely gifts * , for a nlne-daya furlough A Tlie big ||y event of hut week at the T-K school Oless and Corrine. :hool o oft Jake Oles* Corrme. A * UarT)ar- Jake Adrtenson and Mrs. Ella Doud. DOUD CORNERS Mr. and Mr*. Albert Reams of twn* tb» Junior-Senior dinner dance lene Wieland of Freeport wa* a Prairieville, nnd Mr. and Mrs. on Friday evening. Tom Bott* Sunday guest ot Patricia Allerdinc. Charles FLvher of Richland visited Kalamazoo were Sunday callers of ,^cL‘cilrt Xrom Oran<l Replds fur- , * Mrs Marlin Kunde was a caller Mr. and Mra. Porter Knowle* at John Gurd*. A Mr. and Mra. Ira * olrt<‘r residents of Mra Harold Aldrich of Freeport Hickory Comers Sunday. A Mra. Chaffee and Harold of Quimby nd of Middleville will be interested In | Wednesday evening. * Mrs Martin Charles Florte received a cablegram Keith Chaffee from Camp PhUUpa. *Ln»wing of the recent death in Kunde and daughter. Donna, were from her son. Cameron Florla test KaiuiAs. were Saturday dinner guest* Grand Rapid* of Windsor Bovee . in Alto Saturday. Wednesday in honor of Mothers' of Mr. and Mrs. Lynden. Norris. A Mr. and Mr*. John Gurd and Ger­ Day. He Is stationed In Australia. Large assortment of plants for aldine attended church at Gull lake lera early. ,! Sunday Mra. Jennie WaMemorial Dav. Place orders —.—-w evening. A -----i-io ters tcrs Xfl Has Hasting* Gladys Gaskill. Delton. Adv. 6-30 Ung* ha* been vtelUng o» ■ Daisy Bergman thl* past week. A TO BE SENTENCED LATER Mr. and Mra. Lynden Norris and Don Smith. 25. was taken into family were gue*U of Ira Chaffee Circuit court Saturday forenoon and of Quimby, Sunday. A Sorry to hear admitted the crime to breaking and of the death of Harry Larabee of entering the BrandsteUer warehouse I Cheater. Burial was tn the Cedar here, as we have previously men- Creek cemetery Wednesday. The Uoned. Judge McDonald accepted family has the sympathy of the hte plea and remanded him to the neighborhood. A Mra. Leo Cliambercustody of the sheriff until he Is lain closed a very successful year of sentenced. | school Friday with a picnic dinner. MIDDLEVILLE * DRIVE IN FOR SPRING -Assns’iX CHECK-UP Take the winter out of your car. Complete summer conditioning need. Let us put you car in shape for warmer weather. M«KEE SERVICE OIL SALES How’d you like to carry home 500 POUNDS OF CANDLES? FOR PEACE OF MIND TOMORROW INVEST IN REAL ESTATE TODAY YOU: IThat on earth for? What would I do with all thou candlei? Why, they’d light your home for a month. MILK YOU: Light my home? But I’ve got electricity! Yes, but if you didn't have it, you'd need about a quarter-ton of candles to do the same job. ■ YOU: A quarter ton? candlei! That's a lot o/ to Build a Mighty Nation! INUff OUT THI AIIS IT IUTING lONDf A gloss of Milk is a helping of well-being -a half pint of health-a promise of energy! The healthy nation of today will be the Victor tomorrow. It’s a lot of money, too. It would cost you about $200. YOU: Fow! I couldn't afford that. My monthly electric bill now ii only three dollar i or io. Well, that’s just about average. But re­ member that only about 85c of it goes far light. Thc rest runs your radio and refrigerator - Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! But think of the electric appliances you've added> Fifteen years ago, did you have an electric refrigerator? YOU: .V no. Radio? Electric mixer? Electric clock? That job Is to give you the best possible service at the lowest possible price. And they're doing ill Today - when most other prices have been going up — ELECTRICITY IS STILL CHEAP! YOU: Say,electricity'i preity cheap w hen you come to think of it. Yes sir! Cheaper than it’s ever been. You’re gening about twice as much elec­ tricity for your money today as you got fifteen years ago. YOU: Haw con that be? My bill hunt changed. YOU: i¥o. . . . Say, how come I do get more electricity now? Experience — efficiency — sound business methods - That's easy. YOU: / don't get it. It’s simple. Tha electric companies under business management know their job. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4 t*c I O BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS A COTTAGE AT LEACH LAKE. Has * living room, dining room, kitchen and 1 bedroom down. Ills 2 bed­ rooms up. OU burner, electric pump, two boats go with IL Storm sash and'la Insulated. All for- Price. 52.100.80 A 10 ROOM HOUSE on South Jefferson the well known Shrlner home. Has excellent construction, a lot M feet on Jefferson and IM feet deep. Gaa heaters go with the place. Everything in A-l condition. Thl» property b in Probate subject to Probate law. 170 ACRES Just south of the village of Middleville. A wonderful stock farm, estimated 100,000 feet of timber. Ijirge barn and 7 room home Lol of pasture and waler. Has lighia. priceM3M.M A VERY GOOD M ACRES North of MiddlevUle. Has 7 room house, has electricity, waler pump. Inside kitchen sink, pump in basement. Chicken ewop. Mx40 basement barn. Everything wind. Iola of fruit. 10 acres of woods Bus lakes children to Middleville school. Price M.000.M A COTTAGE AT WALL LAKE- Large lot fully fur­ nished with a boat. Belongs lo a prominent Hastings business man will sell for. PriceU.0MM EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutingi (Ths beet investment on earth is the earth itself) STEBBINS BUILDING PHOtfE 26S9 �THF HASTINGS BANNEIt. THURSDAY, MAY 28, IMS '— ----------------------------------------------------1 for 15 days sick leave. He still ha* Gal* WAAC Betty C. Crawley Doe* anyone' ever write It “Zolly Dad It was a venr nice nice letter, letter, and and 'mention would even top a visit with 'so you will, the sooner, return back BOUTHWlsT Wd All Tlir IJALJr rnAMT » on hi* hand because of a I* now at the third WAAC training 'Coffer"? That wouldYit be *uch a {I appreciated it. I don't know why Winston. at that! |h<There fellow*, wc had to get that' Mr- an<1 Mrj Yr« UN I HI HllMr rlrUNI -broken finger, besides that lie he had Center at Fort Oglethorpe. ( Ga How big mUtake-but then in the Army you worn' about writing, you did •—— When --------. ■ about VBY 11 il. I IXJI il. I lyvni B Injury. we.-« aU *ymabout a a letter letter from one of you (everything mu*t be done Just ao—|* very nice Job. 1 ' -----' pathetic like, asked how come. WAACs lo the 'fems" back home. • therefore I'll abide by rule* and reg- j Training is getting much tougher. (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) iNlle* said. It happened at a USO. ;you could do some recruiting that. illation*. Tlie soldiers could prob- ,but I m getting in good condition. the Solomon*. We used to have such party. When we said. “Some party!", way although one look at those ably recite what Article of TVar ;«> I don't get any more tired than on a newLpa|>er because he Congratulation*. 'nifty but but neat neat looking looking uniforms •ora! ronfahn- wa were >irrM-rt nn hastened to add. that it wu of- •'nifty uniform* ! that that refers refer* to. to. but but not not I.I. yet. yet. ,1 did at first. ever, since weVe ", n <-_ ” v. ' " Tz been writing stories ever ,.‘ ‘Tf man is on the sick bst. * Mra.' good confab*, we were agreed on)Ur |hf rty when were'all of' vour* ----| We Bre drin fleW f yours ought ought to to almost almost do do the the been able to read, and for 'uSnia of ft^SwVtera are*n mKrtalned four iltlto our political philosphy or phooloso-। on truck and aa quick :k. • ! I Have been wanting to acquaint my g am until 5 om witii time out we ve known hu pen quick start start trick. trick os the one krtp etn comlng i Mrc Uie lxt- Sunday in honor of Patricias' , phy m I am wv>i> wont k*»to vxpicaa expreaa».it.]»»«<• threw him with w.w. a■. wluim. wiiam. against against I ' Ann ** Nixon, technician at- Pen-.hand to a pen lo write a line your ,for lunch and they really march that always mows thc human cm ujc more uie net birthday. Thrwe present wine well, we are ’wld" "wld" you you wherever whereverI Ithe the backboard backboard with with Hie the afore afore men* men* •'.nock ha>pital is WAACbounded (way for ii Iona time. I get tlie Ban- ;our ]efis off We also act a lot ot the war and thl. «ent i ^ext week Mra. Robert Hartom lc* ond D”™ Kay Bandbroct you are. I receive news here and tloned results. We'vt heard these although she has not been called ner every week and believe me : calisthenics * — 17“;, ?n ..H?* .,Cnt '(who is one ofthcae grand folks »nne Greiner and Georgia V( there about the Bessmer “boy*". ;tale* about Jeeps—but trucks? as yet. Let us know where you lo- ; vour column is as welcome as the' . h . .... packed himself off to Africa from‘ ,ha. von*re awfullv aiad vou knawi °f Woodland. ♦ Mra. DeanorM ---------------------------------or ^rerc"li Herman, did you get the annual I Jeepers. you wouldn't be pulling our cate. Ann. :end of a ... rope lo a sinking man' Of .where he“^ writes’^"d^7ii^t his daily account TmvX w/v!«> and Miss Helen KnaptTof *ent you? And. Dick Karmen. 1 leg. would yu'. Niles? Anyway, you ----------------------— enure —•— ” --------- •-is— ’’ Dut 11 dlun 1 mo’e to co I course •* the Banner well j paVe twS ° 1° 0*4 00 up fronl of’ <ha what‘ kgoes on ''up front'' because f^r *nd ^"bom "vou’se^guvs" from Ungs wre Saturday guests of torn and "fringed" .at the edges 1 ’’“j*J*® ™°’e t0 !that's where he goes to ert hls coov. don't think I ahall forgive you for [look plenty O.K. in u uniform and : ijWum.-Ji’Se o MX byu ««,m ,hu __ «... -.., S3K: , ■ 'He.-• neighborhood being home on your vacation and 'we'll write, you al— Started April 10 nnd Townsend and children tells ire the men jcheerio(Oovcrnment-lMue Nurses, to "you “you weekend, but how long I. will „... re- what he tcl (Oovemment-lMue ig 'about about are not coming In to see me. John Ad- I HUe* Finished -April 14 Niles A. Lancaster Zolly Coffer Celia Townsend of Woodland wyre aU") from Maine to California (main here then I don't know I may themselves. Through hls eyes we can I cock and Paul Rearick have gone I Dear Mother and Dad: Attachment 904 _______ Sunday gueata of' Mr. and Mra. ! Mode a most Interesting visit to read it. The world grows smaller , be here a week, or three weeks. 111 feel and see the ghastly and terrific ! now—so. John, watch out for any Ontario Air Fields •• • Fred Mills of Battle Creek and atI a native village and had the ex­ and smaller, as we com[mre notes Ju*’- have to wait and see. “monkey business'*. Jack Rearick Is . W ,1MU1U. v .„,. tasks you men meet, how magnlfi- P1-EA8ANT RIDGE Ontario, Calif. I pcriences moat boys dream1 of when when qn on acquaintances ac of people and | Write to me anyway, they will ccntly you serve, the price you pay. stm down In Columbus, Miss. and i Birthday—Jun 7th. I — - and —-■ — — -Lester — Klnnle spent Brethren there. * Mra. Zelma . Mr. Mra. much to hls disgust, is still drum- 'I— - —When .... ■. . Niles how he ' they are young. Visited a Christiap^places ( —. lhe Globe! Never —was — >«>>...■ u my letters toHlc —s on forward meuIf 1 I«<■> am When ho rays. P. 8. we. asked says. 'If 'II you could see fi 1 Sunday in Urbandale with Mr. and and family, Mra. Lawrence KK ming. Had a telephone converatlon liked Army life hl* answer was— village and there everyonee SUH »>.< live ...«= Geography so alluring! Why only moved. any Mrs. vtxu Cecil nu«m. Ronk. w * oar. Mr. iuhi and Mil. Mra. i Mr. and Mra. Sherman St tthese “'-~. boys as I do. — •»' and aU Mia. with Ian Ironside'* mother thc ’"It's Swell----- after you get-used to in straw huts with coconut' cups.1 the othei day a Nurse from Con- i 1 can not see wiiy any one could Dowible sacrUlces you can make. Arthur Richardson and John spent other day. and he has been tram­ ;it;" which necucui says lo a nurse from Nova not get along in the army, lhey back home will never e<iunl wiiaj Sunday In Grand Rapids at Ariey aeph Smith. Patricia and Prances Is one way of sayipg a wooden dlshgs, etc Had tea. oranges ।inecllcut an odd sort of grapefruit. ,Scotia; -1 see by Annie's Banner .clothe you. feed you. teach you they are doing-you couldn't poasl- Townsend s with Mra. Edith Rich- and Mr. and Mra. Ellsworth Smith ■'owerful lot in a few words. Goou yams, clue baked potatoes, similar to ours .. that 1(censored! is s._ — stationed al j things, und you. I . think thc bly do too much-to help!' , ardson. * A little daughter. Joyce were Sunday afternoon gueata of. Sergeant and Mrs. Lester DeVaull |,uc*' N . , , , nnd oysters; was quite a feed. Of Camp Bowie, Texas My brother 1 Air Corps is tops, .... of All V. this ..... is ... to — say. j. that those C.IHUIC. Elaine, wa* WM IMU born Wk at Pennock rcilllWK uushoa- Chas. Farlee and family and Mr. may be’ able to get in touch with Arnold Endsley, from oyer I>1- course wc sat on the ground or was there. Wonder if they \knew using me fine, of us back home do realize what nltal on Wed. May 12 to Mr. and and Mrn Keith Furlee. ♦ The Wood­ him. Lester is h al Buckley Held, Field, and !"«> WW. wba wb* hl in town Mopping stopnlng with floor and lhe manners of the na­ each other?" ) , 1 Write. you art- going through 'out there’ Mrs. Kenneth Kelsey. ★ School land United Brethren Missionary Winifred (Johnston) DeVaull fa IhLs Aunt und Uncle. the Prte Lit- : lives were of the, finest. We were in all parts of the world and none I dosed at Coals Ortive Friday .with Society will meet at tlie church thia As a member of the JL-4J: IL-B: Army Love ut Colorado Springs. Hugh Kelley. | on*. We only know you re located showed Utclr . school, church, met Num: of us nraiM would shrink .Hrtn> our rh»n<.« chance tn to B picnic dinner and roller skating week Wednesday. * Mra. Dalia __________________ Cortis already j;early a urly year.a year. Keith -----nt ... ... what is this Phear about you; sorry l» Alaboma Arnold, so send us your thc chief of the tribe and ail in all ’ —-say it hu.%-W«n ------E> with you if that would help. nt Reid's landing. * Mr. and Mrs. 'Towmend lias returned to hernoma I can one of the 1 Pvt. Pvt. Keith Keith Lancaster, Lancaster, 16083854 16083854 you were called back so hurriedly address. M quite a had a time. ut many of us are destined to car­ Cecil Honk ot Urbandale. Mr. and In Woodland. * Vane WoLnng of busiest, most unusual years of mv ’ 613 T. G. Skdn. 491 when you were home; maybe you It's Maytlmc and everything is Have some some beads for Sis and life! Next to the short time it took ry on at home and il is with a Mra. Rolland Bolton and Richard Dusenburg Hohl. Room 134 can explain to your "boy" what n I singing for pretty Mr*. Leo John- Louise made out of seed shells, but to oln my cap on at tlie close of 1 St Petersburg. Florida feeling of self reproach that we acr of Hastings nnd Mr. nnd Mn. Al­ polygon 1*. There are hundreds ot [son. (Beulah Burnr.) even though for you they are a bit loud. I got Probationary period in Nunes ; "Hello" Keith, that's grand about cept thc comparative comforts we bert Kinne spent Mothers' Day with 1 boy* I would like to mention here— I R* been to cold the bird* arc still hold of same silverware that is hand Training, it has been thc "most In- 1 your singing group. It recalls how have, knowing the misery many of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kinne. I Don’t let milk stand out. Keen it und we all wonder where they are. j wnrbllng. “White Christmas'*. Any- made and impossible to secure in terestlng und thrilling! I wouldn't I you managed a group of carolers you juu are mv ia«;iii<. facing. To <.v you ywj men. who wm/ ■ ----------- -—* • m ■ in the colder part of the refriger­ Oh. yes. I want to say Hello to way. Beulah, (stenog. at telephone the States. Have a necklace and exchange for anything lhe places ate America, wc nledge our all fur DON'T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T otor. When cookinc. take out only Mra. Hinckley's four boys—Brad- business office) Is doing her own arm piece of tlie same design, all I’ve been, lhe people I've met, not home an vacation and collected *45. the freedom for which you fight and NEED—BUY WAR BONDS - -------------------- ‘ ford. James. Howard, and Louis; | chirping berau.se Hhc's leaving the In a pattern of woven silver with to mention the feeling of useful­ for our 4JB.O.. remember—and was for a iuulened finish of tne war • INSTEAD. ! stay cold. they are all In lhe service. Hats oft :27th to visit Leo for eleven whole silver stones set in so ilwill be a ness. None of tills could have been it ever cold for caroling—It was!— to you—wherever you are. Also. (days. Pleasant trip Beulah, and wc birthday present for you and I be- or be possible without the whole.-- that's one thing you don’t have to Howard Martin, Fay Marble. Ne- 1 bet we know a guv who has a cotipieiicve you will like it. hearted contributions of each of worry about in f?l. Pete. You'll be letter*, ville Wood. Rex Leslie (with your I circles drawn uround the 27th of 1 1 You might — ‘-u’as--well —" write — — you on lhe Home Front. We all sa­ interested Interested in In inis this oinciai official notice beard) and dozens of others al) May—lie is— ,1as V-Mail is not m> much faster lute you! about you that was sent to Rev. around this old globe of ours. ( Y/3c. Leo Johnson 1and letters are belter to receive. Some of the talcs I could tel) Hathaway— — " Fellows, In passing, here's' a bit | Personnel "office—Ficetway 5.‘ Hure had u fine lime on my little Office of the Chaplain would ruin Ripley's fame for pre ­ of doggerel that I chanced onto. | Hendron visit to the village, in fact one of --------------......... of - --------Hq d Nftval Alf Can't miss the opportunity paw.­ the best two days I have spent on senting "unbclieveable truths." And ing It on to you. But be advised byy lhe Islands as lime is so limited for furthermore, as you know the Gov­ Norfolk. Va. Training Command it. It goes something like this: "A‘ j| Another Another attractive attracUvc wlf wife. Mrs. Mrs. such such stuff sluff, that that you you hardly hardly ever ever get get ernment censors closely all we write 64th Wing or say! What a punishment for lassie loved a sailor—he was her I Lorraine McKibbin mce Lorraine the chance to take such trips, m 8L Petersburg, Florids sweetie pie. and never to iter knowl- : Beadle) left last Friday night for I Have some native cloth made women! At least when the war is May 4. 1943 edge, had been caught in any lie. I Aberdeen. Maryland, to visit her 1 oul of coconuts which is about one over (and it can't be too soon) a Dear Rev. Hathaway: CHOICE CHUCK CUTS He dashed about the seven seas, he ; husband. Pvt. Ronald McKibbin > and a half yards wide and five yards woman who has served ip the U. S Pvt. Keith Lancaster organized WHOLE fit the Hun and Jap. and visited who h In the Ordnance Division long „ ....„ and ... is painted --------in - native pat­ Forces will be safe with any secret. and directed a choir of -fifteen men .I1UI wui will be IM- Mil an Epic c.uit 111 in History. 7 . 7-----many ports, my friends, what don't there. Hls address is: '*tern. — — so -----now’ I ------have a wall piece That (6 POINTS) l I am sure all you mothers, wives ' „ show on the map. One day he Pvt. Ronald McKibbin giving class to my lent. Everything and sweelliearts of each one in the nrrSrtJt mha^VJIh BEST CUTS—TRIMMED Khoned this maiden fair and told Co. 8. 2nd Ord Tr« Reg. । Ls fine here and I • am still getting ti r T-*r,rri-< unuiri ri-st ms tmirH present and congratulated thc me air. Mall Mau , u. o. fuilci er he must leave but lo keep lhe Aberdeen Proving Ground quite.a few hours in the which is — not ’ easier if you home fires burning and for her not (8 POINTS) is slow In reaching 1us ----------------Aberdeen. Maryland rar’us I.<Ise the »K.. complete, efficient and careful proto grieve. Next day she look a bus Another lovely gal who took off so good, as mall from home SHORT CUT *mg US again hnext .... bUlld.lV .......I-.. for -a ■three I. I, -with best morale builder the world has. vHInnx inai «re avanaoie for ror all uu 1., n“°Th visions that that are avallahle avauaoie tor all _ men mfor ..n are ... th . . trip and landed by the sea. raced .Sunday wee|p> ..1. visit | ..; The very busy, but their .... < u up to her hotel room, with a heart her bo>t beau, (fiance, if you ureter) Don Doxcy is expecting to be made who need it when they are sick. Our morale seems very good. (7 POINTS) chuck full of glee. She powdered Lt. Pete Harrington nt Hobbs. New Lieutenant soon and sees me of- patients are fine soldiers, every­ Sincerely. and painted, then scampered to the {Mexico, Li Carol Fuller who has ten. I hope lo make "Captain" in one and it is not at al) difficult to FRESH CHOFFED E. B McAlister (1st. Lt) Et them well and to—"Forward beach to see lhe wild waves rolling | just finished her work as under- several months. ^Chaplain 64th Wing. arch" again! in—that girl was sure a peach. A l»tudy for Carol Stone (daughter Enjoying the climate now os we (5 POINTS) sound behind then caught her eur— |Of Fred Stone) in ’'You Can't Tnke have cool breezes in thc afternoon In closing I want to say to all. Addraae* SLICED ANY SIZE FIECE « a voice was most familiar, and spied It-With it with You." You." which which has has been been playplay- and and evenings. evenings. Doing Doing more more work now everywhere who handle the mall, Pfc.Robert M Sherman 36401741 a blonde In bathing suit who had a hIng nK in |n Detroit. “ "Worse ;jn engineering and believe the govuov- you are the "Santa Claus." the Worse luck." rays |Jn A. P. O. 403 ■: Postmaster sailor with her. You r uesscd J it. ' I(Carol carol F.. F , “"she fall vemment is getting a return on "best beloved" the "hero" of all of she (Carol S.i didn't foil Shreveport. La. (7 POINTS) .VMM, » w~. -------------------dressed ----- ... in .and !and break her leg. she didn't even their Investment. investment. Enclosd Enetai is a Dic­ us scattered far and wide—miles SLICED OR IY THE FIECE ta llored bluea, who'd told her only । gPt a cold.' I ture of the first officer decorated and the sea from "home."' TP all Pvt. Lloyd Goodenough, 36458848 yesterday he had started on a । Boy. was your mother surprised with the Navy Star for duty in who write our thanks! To all who Sqdn. B’. Bel ’ cruise." ------ ----------This------lets--------------------lhe soldiers• when out I when you walked you walked In Chester In Chester Cram-Cramactionaction underunder adverse adverse conditions, conditions. ought to write but are "too busy"— (7 POINTS) nyway.----------------------------------------------- er. and your wife too who has been Believe our squadron is the first do make a New Year’s resolution Atlantic City. New jersey SUGAR CURED I cannot complete this "missile । staying with her parents the Adam surteshful one of its kind to per- even before Jan. 1st. 1944. if necea-. POINTS without telling you a bit about Hansons at Barryton. It was good form successfully iu type of duty, Pvt. Jerald L. Curtl&s some of our own personalities to have you home and nice Mrs. C. Co. C. 301 Eng. Bn. (5 POINTS) My regards to everyone and Looking to the Home Front fort around high school. I'll begin with returned relumed with you to— though 1 never write I think of all the things we're fighting to get the "dragoness" in the library; she's . Corp. Chester —•— ~ them .often and my best to every­ back there lor! Fort George O. Meade. Maryland Tch. C. — Cramer not a bad dragoness. even if she U. S. Army , 83Bth Ord. Co. Q.H.M. . one. Sincerely does not let all the children take Camp Beale. Calif. Your Son. Annie Rosenthal Harold Striinback all tlie books out of the library. Applause for you Bob (Robert Frank FRESH CAUGHT 2nd Lieutenant a N.C. A.U.S. ‘ Fleet Postmaster We have not heard (or some lime D.t Beane upon graduating from Lieut. Frank W. Rogers FRESH CAUGHT AQ( FREi San Francisco. Calif. P. 8. My sympathies to "you all" from Mr. Wailace; he was in Jones­ the Army Air force 37th College •: Fleet Post Office Birthday. Jan. 16 ville when we last heard. Wherever Training detachment al Clemson who struggle with the point system! San Francisco. Calif. ' LB. I'd never gel the point. he Is. I am sure he bi helping. Mr. College, S. C. We hear you're on DRESSED — HEADLESS — SCALED Pvt. Earl W. Otlz AS N. 36413000 Annie Van Buskirk, what with selling your way to Tenn, where they, will May 9. 1943 A.P.O. 8801 r: Postmaster bonds and stamps every week, the make you either a pilot, bombardier San Francisco^al various rationings scrap drives, with or navigator. Let ns hove your ad- Dear Zolly: LB. I I get the Banner almost every Dear Zolly. school sandwiched in. manages lo be week from my folks and I really Pfc. Richard MacLay 36412977 nvintion-endet Nelson I W<1CM frotn my l0lXs “ ,ld 1 a most busy man. Mr. Tac Gies, nJWJvn-i™la Have been Intending to write for nSh. lu'w I[enjoy enjoy reading reading it. it. usually usually when when f f am am some A.P.O. 470 Hutment 125 willi hls conservation group, is wStiLJt time but us lime is scarce tA know Hint5 vo l ' finished ‘led with with it. it. II put put it it away away and and Camp Claiborne, Louisiana gathering hunting knives for the Freeport. Glad to know that you '•■•••can’t get it done. I am fine and . ..... ....11 .. ou. everv OI>ce <■« r«to it aTover agiln hoping I remain *0. Rcclevcd three soldiers. They have quite a collec­ A'rPmv°AirniA7M FRESH—RED-RIFE Pvt. Corliss A. Barnes (16086860) tion. Mr. Jones is our radio man vJ? 1 d‘ Toda>‘ tt KYOtoP ot lts trom Has- copies of the Banner today. Was A.P.O. 3794. c o Postmaster FRESH—FULL POD these days. By the way. he says that t,lri'LiH.?.fiUriA<d<'rhnni«nn lust re tb'K3 Rot together and had quite a sure glad to receive them although New York. New York he has to study hls lesson every w^rci ’’SLJhawstarted ’Tn talk 1 8CC ln thc Banner some ns yet 1 don't know who is respon­ night. Mr. Knopf is having charge fhl at nm /llkM ”,unM n,at ,he bonk w*nted ad- sible for my receiving them. Many Pvt. George O. Hagedorn. 36458862 FLORIDA—JUICE of all the victory gardens. Miss Mc­ the service school at orcat uuccs dresses of so I will trv and aive vou thanks anyway, 1 am. 142 Squadron. 56lh Tng. Gp. S«ieehrBPUrallTeU I X I wiSd Elwain is working on the annual. Sincerely Keesler Field, Mississippi Mr. Reinhardt tries lo keep, ahead Robert C. Hammond Jn^Uy 011 raUn®' like to hear from some of tlie boys of hls three daughters, and Mr. Box 2 c; Postmaster Pvt. Robert C. Anderson vt nram! 111 the service and some of my FRESH—FINGER ' Burgess is president of teachers' New York City. N. Y. ^>1 of Mr nnrf Mra J h .friends who are still in civilian life. ASJ4 36-421-347 club. Our former teachers., Mr. RmUh1 nIj? wn of of thia doesn't exclude the Co. A. 137 Inf. New Guinea York. Mr? Becker. Mr. Burrell, and BCH. A.P.O. No. 35. U. S. Army April 14. 1943 Mr. Wheater are all in the service. “IrJ,. U.rlr tnwln. .. N.v'y n>TENDER—STRINGLESS Camp Rucker. Alabama LARGE—JUICY Dearest Folks, They do say that Mrs. McGuffin's What a grand place this island house 4s getting quite a rest these Corp. Keith Tabberer 36163709 days—no more escapades, no more on the Campus of Ohio Wesleyan of N. O. Is. They call it "mosquito to another camp and I have not APO. 32 heaven." where a hundred fresh boxes of candy for peace offerings, University. Smoot!) flying, lads. r; Postmaster and no more phlon bouquets. Greetings John Robertson you heard from him since he left Camp mosquitoes replace every one you San Francisco, Calif. slay. You can take a bath in cit­ I have Just tried to give you some who were in tlie first graduating Wallace. Texas. I wll|- tell you a llKle about Texas. ronella and still they get you one of the news around our comer of class from the new Middleville ex Pfc. Robert Shellenbargcr I think It Is a very good state ex ­ way or another. I'm fine and lhe the town. Forces are shifting like school, how goes It? By the way 2nd Bn. Hq. Co. 406th Inf. . clouds— we . hope forces that will did you finish MAC. In '39 or '40? cept for tlie land around this camp, ADD TO HOME FRONT ...FOUR turn over- a new leaf—in a clean, John writes that he u.yd to go past tlie ground is mostly dry and dusty Camp Maxey. Texas and full of cactus and rattlesnakes. new world.~You boys are certainly th« hospital where Dlfk Palmer was night out. a fellow Just came in and doing your share to make it that. every day but he never saw Dick My platoon killed one that meas­ said It would be a night for ro­ Change of Address SILVERIROOK VELVET AU the folks back home are remem­ because he didn't know until Dick ured 5 foot 6 inches and had 13 mance and 111 be darned If 1 didn’t Pvt. Robert W. Reid 36415302 have to get the dictionary out and bering this. Our prayers go out to was in Calif, that lie was anvwhcre rattles on him. A.P.O. 33 CAKE FLOUR Well I must close now and get look ,up the word "Romance.” Well, you. near him. Too bad. because we know (8 POINTS) Los Angeles. Calif. EMUCHEO Sincerely. sclng you would have meant a lot to ready for a little sleep as lights go if lhe dictionary Is right I guess WISCONSIN Ruth M. Robson Dick about that time. John sent his out pretty soon. If you could, would the night would be all right as I Pvt Thomas Kurr 36421350 LILT WHITE FLOUR K6 tn. $1 JI P, S. I Just wondered if we all have mother a poem one of tlie fellowsjn you please send me these boys ad­ haven't seen a girl in eight months. Co. M. 137th Inf. . dresses? Frederick Haywood. Law­ It's Just one of those clear tropical YELLOW tn salute you fellows when you re­ hl* outfit wrote—here It is-----(8 POINTS) Camp Rucker. Alabama rence Hoop. Howard Raymond. Lew­ nights, a little chilled by the soft turn. Think of It I "Tropical Paradise Or Sumpin" CORM MEAL Birthday—May 30. MI-CHOICE RJd.R. Somewhere In Uie Pacific where the is Wilkins. And tell Mr. Theodore breeze that makes It so grand for AU PURPOSE Knopf to answer my letters. I am sleeping and what a grand moon Sun I* like a curse. Last minute jottings on Press day to hear from him. Weil the tropics has. The moonlight and (5 POINTS) w> lit. Wc XMA FLOUR R.MJl. And each day U followed by another anxious Bill DeCou from Scott Field. IU. must close now but I will lay all her glittering stars does make HYDROGENATED * slightly worse. was home from Monday night un­ waa. DUPE.'* Hi Ho!, here we go again more Where the Cora! dust blows thicker "adieu" until we meet again, and a fellow feel a little queer Inside, til Tuesday midnight and fuess Keep Buying 'em and well fire it brings back the good old tlrpe* names to add to Lybarkers Service lbs WAFFLE MIX than the shifting desert sand. what — B1U had a “ shiner" on his 15 POINTS Hens window. And a white man dreams und curses them and make them count, a Jap a person once had back home In the left eye that was the real McCoy. for every' bullet fired, and don't EVAPORATED 74—Lloyd Link und prays for a better land. It seems a fellow next to Bill in JM-U. DKG. IIC TALL CAKE FLOUR think wc can't do it ' 81—Wayne Flnkbeiner I received Lorene's and Neola's Calisthenics class lost control of a Sincerely. INSTANT 87—Charles Kidder Somewhere in thc Pacific, where birthday cards and Grace's grand foot which made contact with Bill Pvt. Wayne K. Tagg. 36453301 CANS 108—Russell Silsbee a girl is never seen. V-letter. Mother, this has been two In no uncertain terms. Even with RALSTON SULTANA Co. A. 341st inf. Reg.. 88th Div. 106—Kenneth Johncock Where the «ky is never cloudy and birthdays I’ve spent overseas, one the 'black eye' Bill is still plenty Camp Howze. Texas 116— Leon Messccar in Australia and one over here and handsome (we could aay. ha's a the grass is ever green 117— Leon Helmer Where the riving fox's chatter robs Here nre some of the other ad­ I've wondered where the next one "knock out") anyhow, he's a good JAR dresses I know: 121—Harry Mlles will be as I sure will never forget uiMMveici n a man of blessed sleep. ____ SUNNYHIIP ANN PAGE Pvt. Meredith J. Reid. 36424957 this one. Duane Jarman And there Isn’t any whiskey, and 14-OZ. Others at home are Wayne Sny­ . Co. K. InfR«g.. 86th Div. akes Orville Cooley Thank Grace for the "Parades" der (for a few days). Lewis Kenfor beer—tlie briny deep. Camp Howze, Texas and they got here O.K. I certainly field. David Stone and Earl Lewis. (10 POINTS) DOTS. Still You last three fellows we Somewhere in the Pacific, where enjoyed them and so did a dozen Earl looks nice and nautical and GKAHULATED Pvt. Richard Blough. 36424922 mm WHEATIES have to gel numbers for nnd thc nights were made for love Co. O. 341st Inf. Reg.. 86th Div. other fellows as they are so newsy. has just finished hls "boat’hitch" LB. < WHITE SAIL Charles Walters, your picture will Where lne moon Is like, a search­ I'm sure proud ot Dad to be able Camp Howze. Texas BAG go In the window this week. You light. and the Southern cross to work In a defense factory doing the gang with Dick Hinkley. Harry ©I. It wa AMMOHIA see. there are so many of you fel­ hls share in this war, also tell Nel- Wood. Dick Bogart and all who Pvt. Robert Johns, OJTRITI lows for lhe 'gallery' now. a fow al Sparkles like a diamond necklace don he's doing a fine Job on those kept the orchestra for the U. S. 332 F. A. Bn.. 86th Div. your pictures have to be changed bombers and I ’ ve looked them all in the beautiful tropic night. O. dances going before Uncle Sam WAX PAPER Camp Howze. Texas QT. over and lhey sure have my 100% took them over. with the new ones so it will De a It's a shameless waste of beauty, _ AlMOUCt ANN PAGE rotating sort of thing but you're "when I can’t hold you tight." O.K. and they're Just what us fel­ Patty Osborn Engle arrived home Pvt Eugene Bennett. 36435973 £( TRHT lows like to see come over here. FOINTS all In on the "take" in fact in some Tuesday from Florida for a visit, Co. A. 311th Eng.. 86th Div. Instances two of you have the same Somewhere In lhe Pacific, where Well. Mother, It's 1:30 and I'm while hubby "Snap' (Sgt. Major) <1 ARMOUR'S Camp Howze. Texas 7-OZ. PKG. * POTTED MEAT numbers so if that number happens the mall is always late. sitting here on my cot writing and Engle moves to his new station at 3&£23c ANN PAGE to come up. two of you will collect Where a Christmas card in April Dear Sir: I can hardly keep awake so guess Barksdale Field. La. It'll be 'Snaps' J YUKON Would you please subscribe me I'll close for this time. —which is exactly what happened 1* considered up to date. Job to find living quarters for Mrs. GIH6BIALE Good-bye and "God Bless you E. and that is no easy stunt says this week so—a carton of 'cigs' to Where we never have a payday and to the "Banner for at least a year. 31/4OZ. BOT. IJ wc never get a cent. If so I would be more than thank­ all." each of you—Uoyd Link und Loren Patty. IONA imitation But we never miss the money cause ful for I'm sure getting anxious to Tharon. If any of you fellows see a blue Cpl. Tharon E. Nell. 36115403 we'd never get It spent. know what’s going on around Has­ navy uniform on a man with that STALEY'S 3-OZ. BOT. And now to a few late, but none tings and especially "Woodland." A PO 929 % Postmaster blonde white hair that looks like the less hearty congratulations on Somewhere In the Pacific, where My folks can tell me some in let­ San Francisco, California an arrow collar ad and the answer l^lfc m CUBE STARCH the ants and lizards play ters but not nearly the whole of it. to a maiden's prayer, you can bet your promotions. Captain (DrJ I fC WOOOIUIY'S Fisher (how's about writing u* a And a hundred fresh mosquitoes it's (Frank) 'Whitey' Weyerman! Mv mother tried to have it but Dear Folks, 8-OZ. JAR I guess it has been quite a while We know what we say. because IcMc letter) and we didn’t have to look replace the one* you slay found that you personally must TOIUT SOAP since. I have written, so Will try 'Whlleey' was home looking wonthrough your telescope to see “Cap- So take me back to old Michigan, have a written request for it. let >«* me ■>»: roam .m-... the frosty ..—j dell —~ - At this time I would like to say and tell you briefly what has hap­ derfuil He said he missed seeing For this Godforsaken outpost Is a that everything is looking pretty pened since I last wrote. many of the old gang, so sends hls iiitMtltutr Well. pood taka too ton I organized a Male Choir and best wishes wherever they are. substitute forforHell. days. And to you. Lt. Junior Wal­ good and that it ahnuidn't shouldn't take Bounds like that chap knows what many years to bring It to a “Focus". since we have done quite a bit of •Whitey' received hls promotion ton. nice going, too. And mv what singing out We first sang at Hotel 'chief'—CRM the first of May. Hls fun we 'on the grounders' have had. he's talking about John, well write Thanking you. I am Alexander, and since at “church for Sincerely. listening to your Mom and Dad you at— prolestant soldiers" last Sunday. Sgt. John N. Robertson 36169433 Frank C- Weyerman (CRM) tell 'all' about their visit wlili you Ralph L. Guy 36175010 JANE PARKE* Tuesday at Army Air Corps Show. Armed Guard Cntr. at Norfolk. (Well, ‘all’ that Isn't AJ».O. 709 Wednesday night at Base Hospital r) Postmaster Treasure Island censored) we gol a bang oul of lhe % Postmaster auditorium. We are singing in two San Francisco, Calif. San Francisco. Calif. description of your 'rigging'. Those churches Sunday, the one men ­ How are y'. (Ensign! Billy Glad ­ Good going Kenny Tinker wild OK Ralph and we know what Mke west Jackets you wear which, when needed will with a pull of a stone? We met your wife this week "cuzs” you want to bring the end tioned, and the large Congrega­ Is now l»t class petty officer some­ < tiuiuuii y gadget, inflate themselves prompto and she's a charmer. Sure, the baby of the war to. You're on the mail­ tional church. Tuesday night we where on the Pacific. —sounds like Mae has done her part is here too. cute as everything—it ing list and you'!) soon have that are singing at Colonel Claggett's Winn Green writes from Wash­ to keep 'em floating. We hope you was really inconsiderate of the lit­ special letter .that Grace Paul wrote birthday banquet. He Is the com­ ington. D. C. where he spent a 48 VltGINIA THAT tle tod to wait and arrive just a from Woodland. Good luck, hope manding officer of all of St. Peters­ hour leave, "you may wonder why thing, but lust in case, we're glad few days after you left but you burg, io you can see we are pretty I'm in Washington—well, r Just glad for Che chance. A colonel Is came down to spend Sunday with you liave "It." Regards ta Shlrity. know this younger generation are Just under a genera), needless to Winston Churchin." very independent about things like Oh yeah. Flashing the News:-------' OHN UWWL B P. M. RU^AV New Orleans. Louisiana say he Is a big man here. Winn—you and who else? We ll bet Nile Lancaster (one ot 7 broth­ that, bleas there Ultle hearts. that, 'hot bath at thc hotel* you ers In service) came home Tuesday ssa'Ku Hur^*r ?*k ALL YOUR FOOD NEEDS {tycvie y<M. Sfiend /7«aZA«4 ZboUal Check *1kele 9U U u w’ B 7S .“bSS? * 27< BEEF ROAST '2'! SIRLOIN STEAK LB 40* SMOKED HAMS i. 36* u- 39c p°|7n,s PRIME RIB ROAST 37 1. 28* BEEF 1. 35* PORK BUTTS SLAB BACON SPICED HAM .50* 43c .25* BACON SQUARES *7Ae Red. Quit. Oatckei. 9* ’7ooi« WALLEYED PIKE SHEEPHEAD £0 WHITE “■ 25c 18* »»» tya'itn. Q/ieilt Qnuiti. and i.19* ool33* 8* TOMATOES ORANGES CARROTS LEMONS CUCUMBERS GREEN PEAS 2^ 25c GREEN BEANS i>. 23c 19* £.OU» Plicxi SotlH 2>OH BUTTER MILD CHEESE MARGARINE dexo SHORTENING WHITEHOUSE MILK PEANUT BUTTER KETCHUP BEET SUGAR CIDER VINEGAR MACARONI QUEEN OLIVES VANILLA SALAD DRESSING u 52* .32* u 19‘ 3 . 4 36* 4 M* Ml-BWH 2E 27<co«( S , U 12* I'&Mk hums < , 14 /ISPl Oum BaJuJ A‘P | MARVEL BREAD DONUTS DROP COOKIES LAYER CAKE �TNE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. MAY 20. IH3 southwest woodland tee.- Blanks were given out Friday COATH GROVE ASSYRIA -----------------------Week’, ^ter Uut Week'* Letter ' Lail Week ! Letter . — Mr*. Geo. Brisbin received a Mr. and Mrs. George Leonard Mr. and Mm. GaUen Mlske (Hel­ its year'* senior class, wa* awarded lovely plant frqm her mn. Don. have exchanged their farm with en Brodoeck) of Lansing. are tne ? ------in *chol*rshlp •cholarshlp to to the the Unlver*.., University of from somewhere in the Paaric, tor ' their son. Donald Leonard, for U»e proud moufl parents parent, « re baby uaov a:ri of an an B 8 lb. girl Last Week's ! Michigan. Thte scholarship wa* ’adBhe?f'-W1’° lirr”fetl *l Bp*rTOW hu*ln Lan^pg aaturaay morning Wednesday. May 5. the girl*' »ex- awarded on lhe ba*ls of scholar- box of flowera from him at Enatxer. will soon take possession * Shertettc and high *ci»ol band partici-1 ship, character, an'd service to the * Doris Coals spent the wretrnd man Jones will soon be Inducted in . Congratulations. * 71. Mr. and Mr*. pated in the program at the Worn- school. , ,I with Mtes Helen Prey of Caledonia, the army. Mrs Jones began work Ora Lehman. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald •n^Achlcvcment day held at Celt-' Tlie nextTssue of Uie Fortnight '* Mrs. Bessie Woodman attended at the Postum Cereal plant In Bat- Lehman of Woodland and Mr. and j the County W.C.T.U. Convention at tie Creek Monday. * Our commun- Mrs. Carl Lehman of Bellevue were trat auditorium. conies out May 18­ has been in sorrow tlie post guests of Mr. and Mra.-Lawrence Cloverdale last Friday. w * Thc ndad- (Ry . —------------ln of four of our —— T.T~r*. "J—meeting of seniors Mav o for tne dress of Donald G. Chase, now is weck wvea mx U)e । w death Iunera] .X__. ,en-|CCS- Cluse Sunday in honor of Gordons' work has been displayedI in ,“ oI - — ’ 1 .the .purp0 nurnftw nf a n possible tvivIhlA change rhino* in In time lime Hdq'a Btry.. 33 Brig. Balboa Park, , residents. window of -the J. C. Penney coninlf.ncement exercises Blanks Ban Diego, Cai. He lias a birthday of Mra. Hazel Hoffman were held sixth birthday ami Mothers Day. the past week. Articles were made distributed withi three“ poa- «oon. why not write to him? * Nina at Dowling church on Thursday * Mrs. Daisy Tyltt ind Mrs. Lloyd to Junior Red Cross knitting cllib, slble timrs for the parent* to vote Brisbin of Battle Creek. Nell and .with burial at the Wilcox cemetery Paul Towns were the oldest and Handicraft club, classes, and some parent* to \o jfetecn Bri*btn of W. Carlton, spent The funeral of Mra. Fred Brandt youngest mothers at the United Brethren church Sunday. Mrs. The forma) J-Hon washeld in the JJJ. two oewclt. fmir o clock, and weekend with their parents. Mr. ,; with with burial burial at at lhe the Ellis Ellis cemetery cemetery on on Wfh tehool gymnasium Friday night etaht °rtrek. The dWiwe tor Brisbin mt and Wednesday Service, Syl-­ TDwns, whose husbands was in­ Services for for Allah Allah Syl into the army last April, be­ itoTGameaand dancing furnuh- cha”Ke canlc t1*”” became of the 4(r» Ora Lehman of S. E. Wood- Wednesday. ।vester were held at Assyria Center ducted ed^the evening's entertainment, with the’du’ration301 bC*I’g CaUed °,f came a mother on December 38th. land. Mr. and Mra. Carl Lehman of church । on Thursday, by Rev. Henry 1M2 at lhe age of seventeen. Just Bud Wolfe's orchestra furnishing ■tllc duration. Bellevue and Mr anp .Mrs. Ronald ।Campbell and burial in the Assyria a short time before tills, she had । yard. * Mr. and Mrs. O. C. received word mat Lloyd had ar­ the music. • ,, CENTRAL SCHOOL TO PRESENT I^hman were Sundfy dinner guests Center of Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence Chase :Hewitt and sons of Clarksville vis­ Mr. Harper Maybee, director of CANTATA AND EXHIBIT safely in India, so baby San­ '40 observe lhe 8th birthday of Gor- ।ited their parental homes. - also rived Louise vocal music at WM.C.E . was here ( . hasn't made the ac­ last Tuesday to hear the group from Friday May 31st. at 8 p m. the don Chase. * Robert Seasc Is now ।called at the Hugh Case home on dra lhe choir that U planning to at-' ,2! in Nashville. Tenn., having finished ;Sunday. * Mrs. Floyd Randall nnd quaintance of her Daddy yet. * Mr. und Mrs. Willis Kantner of Has­ fAnrt ihn miuir festival nt Kala-<eight (.rades will present a palrto- some college training in N. Caro- ,daughter. Mrs. William Roger, were tings. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Moxon “c cantata America lhe Beautiful. lina. * Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Good- ; mazoo on May 31. ]enientury rooms will | A1J AU celementary rooms will will be be.open .open rich and children of’Lansing visited at the commencement pt their son, The baccalaureate service uni |al seven And again after the ean- at Lawrence Chase's Sunday eve- Charles Wayna—Randall, who has gueata nf Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kant­ be held Sunday afternoon. May 30. Iata w!,h attr3cUve exhibit* of the ning. # Word received that completed, trtr training of ids unit ner and son. Mrs. Maggie Kantner |n Central auditorium at j.uo r. at-!work done during lhe year. Robert Cole was inlured recently and wilrbe transferred to Dover came Saturday to spend lhe sum­ mer months here. * A Mothers and Class night will be Thursday. June J” The Pacific ; Junior High School exhibit of '■ an accident over Thbthe 1, M, M and u- jJS"? 3. at 8:00 P M. nnd commencement Art. Sewing. Cooking and Manual ijS In a hospital. This Is hls 3rd ‘ Friday. June 4. Training will be on display display in thc cldent cident * Mr. and Mrs. Paul WoodWc resident of North Ave. raid, te 111 church of the Brethren Saturday Rehearsals began this week for, PHv Room. man and Darlene spent Sunday in a Three Rivers hospital, where । afternoon. Fifty were present. The i basement and the individual tea the annual class nigh! program You arc cordially invited to these W|th Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shults in he has a postorntc. I tables were tastefully decorated. which will be given by- the seniors programs. Remember the date. ------- — rr.--------— ----------------|i Hastings. * »cMr. and xir. Mrs. irarUv Harley ! After a short program the afteron June 3. ‘ “ Sca.se visited their niece. Mrs. Ale- i CARLTON CENTER । noon wa* spent in visiting. * Mr. The Saxon's first dual track meet M1L4> jtha Rich In Battle Creek Sunday, ^t week's Letter \ 1 and Mrs. Garnet Townsend. Gall victory Hite season was won Tues-1 Last Week's Letter I -----------■• ■ i Word has been received oy hte ' and baby Gary of Kalamazoo were day. May 4. with State high in Kal­ ’parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allerd- -Mother’s Day guest* of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Rush Saunders. ' •NORTHEAST WOODLAND amazoo. At-the end of the meet Norma and Marv went to Detroit Last Week's Leiter . i Ing. that Private Dennis Allerding I'Mrs. Otto Townsend. * Miss Bettj ----------— —. -------------- . Friday afternoon to spend thc i Mra. Vina Letaon of Grand Ledge has been transferred from AuMrn- - wotrlnir Lansingspent spentthe theweekweekti/„...... oof f Lansing "t^wme * M? and‘ Mrs Harry Unas in the lead. , weekend with tlie former*' mother ।cume Saturday to spend a few days Ua to New Guinea. He has been in , The nd /amlly somWUl *nd I.,,,fam- [ 0.* Sandbrook accompanied a,,^ choir w..w.. girte ^..... sextette sang a ,nju ju*n»4>. * w The xi»c many luauj friend* Mitruua .. withJwr w,Mi --•** a--— — — l-T • --• - ^--- |'Minuoroog uccomoanico Rev. ttev Isaac Isaac »lr ~?.ro Tiipirtav n nlaht ___ >.Germaine _____ V*!! fl?1 Uat‘ J,the hei of Mra- Henry will be' Uy. * Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bloom- Fred Henney entertained Mr. and Osrood of Woodland to Kalamazoo of Woodland to Kalamazoo MetliodUt church for the hospital gIad l0 Iearn thst she returned to er of Ann Arbor and Mr. and Mrs. 'Mrs Millard BrecheLsen Sunday, Sunday afternoon for the Dedicagulld supper. Their selretlons were. hfr home Saturday from Ostco- Glendon Eckardt at Hastings and I for dinner honoring the blrtriday ;u“ f 0UnUcd Brethren church "8o> I Can Write My.Name, '^ing p.^ ho^ltal. Battle Creek Mra. Dan Smith visited Mra. Bertlui Ec- of her husband * Rev. Bird^ll ’ {here > Mr ,na Mra Dwt Oreen Again, and The Whistling Girl. £ Kramer is caring for her. * Bud kardt and Mr. and Mrs Victor Ec- superintendent of Clark Memorial lof WoodIandi Mr. and Mrs. S. W. A young fox was a visitor in.Mr. gtreain was in Three Rivers kardc and family Sunday afternoon Home of Grand Rapids, was guest smith and Mr and Mrs Paul Smith Knopf's dwes Monday May 10. It on business Saturday. * Mr. and * Mr. and Mrs Ray Scheel vlilted speaker and a-Wisted Rev Ixivi atjai^ rhUdrenofLansingwerc Moth­ ——. Kv twn >»ninr airl< Run, hls mother, Mrs. Cora Scheel and tlie services of the Methodic church I Dav BUMts of Mr and Mrs Mr. nnd Mra. Roy premier in Sun- here Sunday. * Mrs. Henry Wil- ( ward Green and daughters * Mra’ Williams who broke her hip .... -.-.w —IVU? A»nuc<*»iC Norman, Sunday, ★ field Sunday afternoon. * Rev. J. I llam» recelveC a beautiful plant Knopf's biology classes to sec. Mr. antj Mrs. William Roll. Blue S. Deshler Is attending the Annual ifrom her son; Lawton. who Is sta- .. weeks neo Is able to sit in a Conference at Battle Creek this Honed at Ute Illusion Island. * Mr tot£ValkSenior privileges began May H ; i.,)and. III. arc vacationing at their for those seniors who met the re- farm hcrc. week. Mra. Deabler Lx spending the i nnd Mrs. Winifred Marlowe und j aBain '|n th. ncar future Mrs —k with of Charlotte 1.1?.-? "c?r.^ .1 w week with h^r her dauuhter daughter. Mrs Mrs. HurHar- family family of Charlotte and and Mr. Mr. nnd and Myrtle .V... quitemen is made by members of----------------a a * ■ ■— Williams and Muter Rob­ the faculty and a student commit- ’ FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS old Kohn at Marcellus. * F. J. Eck- Mrs. Muri Pawley* and Carole of ert Granger and Nevah and Mr. -nrdt. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lester j Clarksville were Sunday dinner and Mrs. Keith Furlee and son were — and Mrs. Trojle of Grand Rapids guests of their parents. Mr. and Mothers' Day callers. HIGH SCHOOL T ? Use Your Full Sugar Ration Your government oxpocts and has mado pro­ vision for you to uso your full sugar allotment. Families neod tho energy provided by sugar. So buy and then use all of the Michigan Made Pure Sugar—the Sucrose Energy Food —that your ration stamps permit. . Michigan Mado PURE SUGAR Tha Sucrose Energy Food ■WXYZ, I Miss Olga Eckardt Sunday. * Mrs Mrs. Ralph Norton and family of apids were Sunday guests ।Will Lctson and children. Harold ’Grand Rapids id Mrs.‘Harold, Norton and ! jMsrcnta. Mr. and Mrs Jesse Wai- I family. * Mrs Cora Elliott Lx spendters at Charlotte Friday * Mr. and • ing a few days with her son. Mr. Mrs? Ben Schneider and thc for- and Mrs. Wayne Elliott and chilmen sister. Mrs. Rose Pamey of ’dren nf Buffalo. N. Y * Lz-o Barry Belding, were Sunday dinner guests te in Pennock hospital and te doing _. .u» »•« M wdi as can be expected * Mr. nt the ----------home nf Mr. and Mrs. r E. J. ' B atea- and family. * - Mr. and Mr: nnd Mra. Wm. Hale were Sunday Will Letaon and family and Mra. dinner guests of Mr anti Mrs. La| Vina Letton visited the former's Floy Greenfield of Hostings. ; daughter. Laura at Grand Rapids , ----------------- «-•■*-------------1 Sunday afternoon. Laura te rccov- , WOOD SCHOOL ' ering nicely from her operation and Last Week's Letter Is able to sit up a little each day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gerald Cairns spent --------—“----------------1 the weekend with Mra. Cairn’s . jwrcnls near Coldwater. * Tlie DOUD CORNERS Friendly Neighbor* Club spent an Last Week's Letter ; Sad news reached here Monday enjoyable evening at thc home of morning of Harry Larabee passing Bernice Kelley on Thursday. * Mr. away Sunday night. Tlie family ha* and Mrs. George Ba&sett and .Mi-j thc synipalhy of the neighborhood. Kate Kidder of Freeport were Sun­ * Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Norris of day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Richland called at Lynden Norris' Bassett. Alice returned with tlicm Thursday. * Mr. and Mrs. John to spend a few days with hergrandGurd and family and Mr. and Mrs. parents. * Mrs. Wa Calms received Will Gurd spent Mother's Day nt n plant at the N Irving church Will Shriber's al Hastings. * Daisy Sunday for being the oldest mother Berumaq attended church at Ban­ present and Mrs. Willard Kidder field Sunday and '»’u a dinner one for being the youngest mother (uest ruest of her son. F F. ” N. Bergman. ** * Mother's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. three of lr. and Mrs. •-mden Lyn Norris and t....... ... Calms were ------ ..... family visited Lyle Norris of Rich- their children. Mrs. Chas. Bowman land Sunday, t Mra.—Allen ------- ---------Bishop 'of Doster. Rev. Lila Manker ofHos,_ —v Ungs Bnrt Vcrn of creek. luis employment In Battle « Creek. , Other visitors were Charley Bow-­ IF IT WONT*HE1.P WIN THE 1 man and Mrs. Georgia Gregory and WAR—FORGET IT. daughter. * Mr. and Mrs. William 'Hayes and family were in Grand 'Rapids Sunday Mra. Hayes' moth<er. Mrs N. B. Rose of Hastings, .visited them in the afternoon. AUCTION SALE On account of thc death of my wife. I will sell thc following at public auction at tha form located 1 mile west ond 1 mile south of Freeport, known as the Frank Dorr farm on SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1943 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP. HORSES Pair of marcs, 6 and 7 yrs. old. CATTLE Large Jersey cow. 6 yrs. old. bred, due Jon. 10. Large Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old. bred, due Oct. 20. Large Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, not bred, fresh April 3. Jersey-Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, bred, due Oct. 10. Jersey steer, 11 mos. old. Jersey steer, 9 mos. old. Jersey coif, 7 weeks old. CHICKENS 85 White Rock and, Rhode Island Red hens, laying good. FARM TOOLS Low wheel wagon with rack. Gale plow. Dump rake. 7 tooth cultivator. McCormick mower, 6 ft. cut, 3 sets of Forks, shovels, hoes and other small tools. Double harness, 4 collars. One-man saw. 50 gal. of vinegar. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Leather bed davpnport. Leather rocker. 2 oak rockers. 2 round oak extension tables. 5 leather-bottom chairs. Z high back oak chairs. 4 beds and springs. Oak dresses. Sideboard. ‘ ’ 3 table lamps. 3 floor lamps. 3 ice boxes. IMilk safe. 2 kitchen tables. Rug, 9 x 12. A lot of dishes, one practically complete set, and one complete set of luncheon dishes. 2 linoleum rugs. 9 x 12. Electric washer, runs fine. Round Oak heater. Majestic range. Doxen quilts, all hand made. 3 mattresses, all good. Pillows. Canned fruit and conned chicken, all cold packed. Lot of garden seed. Fruit jars. 4 milk pails. 4 water pails. 10 gol. milk can. 2 five gal. milk cans. Many other articles too numerous to mention. EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD. TERMS: Strictly cosh. CHARLES DEAL, Prop. . BARNUM SCHOOL CEDAR CREEK Last Week's Letter Last Week's Letter Mt. and Mrs Edward Werner of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lelnaar Belding. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Erwny spent thc weekend with their sou. of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Bu- Richard at Camp Rucker. Alabama. toiph nnd daughter Freda of Has­ * Mrs. Ella Wcrtman spent the tings were Sunday dinner guest* of past week with her daughter Beu­ Mra. lots Wickham * Mr. and Mrs. lah in Ypsilanti. * Mrs. Jennie Wa­ Gerald Wickham visited with Mr. ters of Hastings Is visiting Mrs. and Mm Ed Eldridge of south Minnie Campbell. Mrs. Waters and Ionia Mother's Day. * Miss Jean Mrs. Campbell were dinner guests Prescott of Lansing was a visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mason Sun­ at the Herbert Johnston home day. * Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ham­ Thursday and Friday. * Mr. and mond. Mr and «... Mrs ....... Ralph Cramer Mra. Thurlo Anspaugh. who have < and daughters of Battle Creek called purchased a home In Hastings. I on* Joseph Hammond and Mr. and moved Saturday. * Mrs. Sara Hebe). Mrs. Ardy Owen. Thursday evening, who was taken III Friday, has gone , * Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bostlo stay with her daughter at Mils- 1 wick and children of Ross township kegon Heights after spending sev- were guests of Mrs. Gertrude Pease eral weeks at her home here * j nnd Mra. Russell Watson andchilPvt. Hkrold L. Johnston, who is dren Sunday. * Mrs. Allie Kelley located somewhere in Scotland. ' of Hastings spent Saturday night sent his mother a cablegram Sun- and Sunday with the home folks, day expressing Mother's Day greet----------------- **-•----------------ings. * Mr and Mrs Keith Dur- DURFEE kee spent Sunday with the latter's Last Week's Letter Mr. and‘ Mrs. Ray Ward and son. parenta. Mr. and Mra. Adam En—* — 1 "~ dres of Freeport. * Elite Johnston Jackie of Ceresco. Mr. and Mrs. went to Mt. Pleasant Saturday re­ Chas. Gillespie. local, and Mrs. Fer­ guson and son. Spencer of Battle turning Monday. Creek were Sunday guests of Mr. and >ira. William Surplice. Mtes Qnma Johncock returned to Detroit after spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Emm* Johncock. * Mr. and Mrs. Dougal McCallum of Detroit spent Bunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum. * Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kahler ** —• **• —' '■*- hb of .Hastings spent Bunday with parents. Mr. and Mra. George Kah- * Mr. and Mrs. Rax Waters r. and Mr*. Lynn LawHnea tv rhlMm nf .Atilh M .s,.and wife In Delton on Saturday evening. * Stewart Water* and family and Rex Wslets and wife ■ were Kalamazoo *hoppera Saturday, . * Much sympathy U fait for Mr*. Leona Hauatr and Mra. Jennie Culp and Leroy Pennels ot Ka|*m>1Mw spent Sunday with their parenta. Mr. and Mra. Edward Ptnnela. * Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Chamberlain. Mr. and Mrs. Will Butler. Mr. and Mrs Shelly Howsll.. Mrs. Jennie Brooks ana Mra. Mabel Thompson of Kalamazoo. Mrs. Forrest Chilson of Three Rivers and Garland Chil­ son and friend of South Bend. Ind , spent Mother's Day with Mra Mar­ tha Chamberlain. * Charles Leon­ ard of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Wilkinson of ETalrievllie called Sunday at the home of Les­ ter Monica's to sec their mother Mra. Leonard, who 1* Hi there. * Charles Monica spent Sunday with Calvin Floria of Delton. * Miss Vivian Brooks of Kalamazoo spent thc weekend with her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Welton Brooks. * Miss Mildred Watson of Kalamazoo spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. In their sad bereavement LEGAL NOTICES Oflir., S-'a-i! sell Monica of Kalamazoo and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Monica of Hastings were callers Wednesday evening at the Lester Monica's. * Mrs. Emma Dickerson left Monday for South Bend. Ind., became of illness of her daughter. Mrs. Lloyd Mills. * Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin (Helen Gelb) of Junction City. Kansas, are spending a ten day leave with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Geib. * Mtv. Mary Lon'LewU and Miss Olennlce Gelb spent Friday night with MUs Susie Reed of Richland. * amnzoo. Saturday * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willison of Parchment and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Armstrong of Kalamazoo were Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bam Gelb. * Mr. and Mrs. Donald Corwin of Battle Creek spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Russel Hart and family. * Mr. and Mts. Richard Hoogenboom of Gull lake spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Delos Flower. NASHVILLE Last Week's Letter (were guests of lhe former's sister. Mrs. Elmer Marlowe. * Mr. and Pvt. Jay Bruce of Oakland. Cali­ fornia. is home on a furlough. * land Ardith. visited the fonner'r jof Mr. and Mrs.’Harold. Norton tha and I'rnbata <>f(lr*. la tl Sgt. Kenneth Roscoe ot Nevada is Ia>ti«C>, aa4 to wrva a for visiting relative* and friends in and claim oa Harley W. Tiaklc around Nashville. * Mrs J. C. Furnlss 13 in Grand Rapids visiting Her dittribnllnn son. Louis, and family. * Misses Virginia and Mildred weak* spent Saturday In Lansing. * Mr. and Mra. Henry Ford and two children of Kalamazoo and Miss Louise Wot­ ting of Lansing were Sunday guests of their mother. Mrs Fred wotring. * Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Olaen of Yp­ silanti spent the weekend at their home here. * The rummage sale conducted by the Evangelical Ladies Aid was WHl patronized. * Frank Haines is 6n the gain from hls recent Illness. * John R. Pettibone and Kenneth Mead, both members of this years graduating class, have paved the qualifying tests under the Navy's V-13 program, which will give them special training in •ome college or university. They will be apprentice-seamen in the Naval Reserve. * Mr. and Mrs. Max Everett and family have moved to Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wood, and Chester are moving into the Bivens house on Phillips St. EAST DELTON Last Week's Letter Mr. and Mra. Bert Galnder spent Motlier's Day in Battle Creek with tltcir daughter. Lucille and family. * Mr. and Mr*. Linden Collison were dinner guest* Mother’* Day at the home ot her parenta near Prairieville. * Mrs. Lewis Hoffman, and Charley and Ruth made a trip lo Gladwin county over the week­ end and visited Mrs. Hoffman's sis­ ter and family and Mr. and Mra. Westa Heuber and Grandma Hoffmarp They also visited Mrs. Hoff­ man's sister. Mrs. Ora David and family at St. Johns. * Mrs. Lewis Hoffman accompanied Mrs. Chattie and Mra. Unden Collison to Battle Creek on Thursday where she visi­ ted Mrs. Curley Hoffman. * Mr. and Mrs. Rex Waters attended Mil­ lard Hauser's funeral Sunday after­ noon at the Henton funeral home and spent lhe remainder of the day with her sister, Mra. Pauline Rupe and husband near Prairieville. * Mr. and Mra. Rhlerson Louden were al her mother** In Kalamazoo for Mother's Day. * Mr. and Mrs. Charley Beck of near Scotta spent Sunday with her sister, Mr. and Mrs Stewart Waters and family. In the afternoon they visited Mr. and Mrs. Claud Harrington In Has­ tings * Miss Lorren OoUteon of Rattle Creek spent from Sunday until Thursday with her parenta and brother and wife. * Pvt Ed­ ward Karcheskle and wife and 1 daughter were callers of Mr. and Mra. Rom Waters and Will Lelnaar on Monday morning while on their i way to visit hls parenta In Grand BABY CHICKS! It is not too lote to get chicks from GETTY'S BIG EGG Strain it Probata We are happy to be able to state that the mechanic shortage has not yet seriously affected our ability to render good service. In some instances, more time might be required. But we still 5 Points to Remem Wc still have competent chanics • We still use genuine parts Wc still check your car wii out charge trt comptltnt mtn, too! Benefited by factory-developed service in­ structions, using genuine parts and special time-saving tools, Wc have fpccially-dcsigi tools to reduce repair ti they can be of great value to you and your car. Why oot use them? transportation problems Wc want to he helpful in; LEGHORNS Open dates every Wednesday and Saturday through June. • Over 10,000 chicks delivered so for this season without a complaint. • All chicks direct from our own flock of 3,000 Bloodtestad old Hen Breeders on our own farm. • We will be glad to take custonv-Hatching work any time. Send for illustrated Descriptive folder ond Price List. "BETTER GET GETTY'S BETTER CHICKS" Getty's Poultry Farm and Hatchery PHONE 162F3 HIHSY FLANNtkY, AucHonnr DUNHAM DISTRICT Last Week's Letter Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cheeseman. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray and families were Mother's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Buxton in Banficld. * A daughter was bom Wednesday. May 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cheeseman. She has been named Velma Ann. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hawthorne and family of Hastings were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hawthorne. * Private Maurice Ostroth of Camp Grant. Illinois, nnd Mra. Ostroth of Hastings. Mrs. Velma Dunkelberger nnd son of Lacey called at Ray Ostroth*' Sunday. * Gertrude and Marion Williams spent the weekend with their aunt, Hose Ed­ wards in Baltunore. Sunday eve­ ning. Mr*. Edwards and son poyd brought them home. * Mr; and Mrs. Clem Kidder and Frank Hyde visited Sunday at Sidney Stanton's in north Maple Grove. Mr. Hyde remained al hls granddaughter's for a*w days. * John Cheeseman. who shot a fox last fall, recentlygot another one. While plowing for corn on the Jack Spruy farm, Claud Hoffman saw a grown fox with four small one*, and was able to get two of the young* Wm. Hoffman of Baltimore was a Sunday guest of hls son Claud and family. * Mr. and Mrs George Ball, daughters Neva and Nyla, Louis Cordray of Hastings accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Orl OlUaspie to Glenwood Sunday to visit George's parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. Ball. CLOVERDALE Last Week's Letter MIDDLEVILLE, MlCtf KEN IKAENDLE. Ckrt, REAHM 107 H. MICHIGAN MOTOR . SALES HASTINGS MICH �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. MAY M, 1M1 CITY COUNCIL Sunday dinner meta at Mr, and Mr*. George Oitletl and sons. Sup­ per <ue*U were Mr. and Mrs. Rovden Yargar and son of Algonquin lake. Evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Crittendun and son ot Hastings; Mr. and IwT Clifton .n,« -t.it.feM. —r w tr-.v. Mrs. RusseR Carey of “Battle Creek were Thursday ntaht guesU of Mr and Mr*. Will Hyde. Russell leave* for camp thl* week. ★ Mr*. Donald Goach of near Battle Creek spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parent'. Mr. and Mrs •••—‘ McClelland. ♦ The Miuea I and Hasel Henry of HaaUr lh« min PHOVID BRANCH DISTRICT Last Week* Leiter | , Bit. Dorr Darby . of Cai Mo, is enjoying a w lough with his parents. OUTSTANDING VALUES REDUCED FOR 4 DAYS ONLY! sic* tul„ h» « KILLED TWO FOXES Guy Giddings reported Monday that he shot two half-grown foxes on the Charles Aldrich farm south of this city that morning. 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JEFPfRSON �THE HASTINGS RANKER, THURSDAY. MAY 2®. 1543 FAOI BTX Clare Payne to Cedar Creek Thur*-1 cow*.—An Item from "50 Year* I Paul visited Mr and Mrs. Charles evening. A co-operative dinner was nesdav at Pennock hospital an 81 the Automobile Club of Michigan ——————— IRowIadt-r from Thursday until Sun­ .served on long tables centered with ixiund, 14 ounce Mbv girl, named for excellence in Safety Patrol onCDECPADT day afternoon. * Mr*. wilUam’Mo" the LoweU Ledger. * Mra.-, • Joyce Elaine. Mrs. Kelsey and ■ Tliuradav last. * Our grades are I K L L I V K I nt Mrs xj— ’i Edwirr Noah w has „received word that day. Mr. Paul joined her for Sun­ bowls of lovely spring flowers. Sirausbaugh of Hostlrw* and faUw u Mri . day dinner. * Joan Leffler enter­ After a short business meeting baby were brought to their home giving an amateur program Thurs- ---------------------------------- —---------- - ------- Juanita Kittinger of Battle xm. Creek oiaiy ously m ill ana and u is oemg being carea cared tor for in in Mtinrt-V afternoon guests wilMt^ of nf a- hospital i.——i.-j at Elkhart Ind. Mr. Mr. end Mn. Win. Olthouse of tained JoAnne Finnic. Helen Carl, conducted bv thc president. Mr*, in lhe ambulance Monday, day P. M. al 2 o'clock. Thl* con-, Sunday afternoon and evening w.r* Sunday Mr. POTPar— ha* ------------------------------Mra. *-• 1 dee spent thc winter with his Freeport called on Mr. and Mra. Florence French and 'Jean Burk­ John Dell, she Introduced M^s nioming * Mr and Mra. prangun ;«ist* of two playlcta written by each eMlers of Mr and Mra Merrill Kar- Mr “nd Mnl- Henn- Myera. * **-holder of Hostings over lhe week­ ■...... .. Brumm as toastmistress. A Townsend of West arc sreup ... nmra» NeUnn «■< ■ h*.Hi . a* n tiart of M ltheir ",,r Ennlish . daughter. Mrs. H- F. Miller, of that lownscna oi west Woodland woouiunu orc Ford Stowell and Mr. and Mrs. end. They enjoyed a hav ride Sat­ Lester .Itar Monday. * Mr. and Mr*. Clare :Kce—Clarksville Record. * John’ piano solo was g ven by Mrs. Willis rfcrlVinK congratulation* on the ao^i. Prank Hynes Sunday afternoon. Mr. , urdav evening ur:d a picnic in the Dolton followed by roll call. Juven- birtl, of n ,ialJKhlcr Sunday at, CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Russell Benton and family of Haa- Payne ol Ludington spent from I rcher of Bowne. who recently in­ The Evangelical Chu»<h.__, ting*. Mr. A- Mra. Henrv Karcher A Wednesday until Saturday with hl* jured a foot in a fall, hod to un­ and Mrs. Prank Hynes called on woods Sunday. * Dorr Kahler suf­ lie Sayings. Thc Greeting wa* giv- pennock hospital J- 8- Deabler. Pastor Maude, local, and Mra. Walt Thom­ mother. Mra. Ida Payne. * Mr. and idergo an operation of amputation, friends In Freeport Sunday evening. fered a stroke last week, making cn bv Mr*. Geo. Benner uith re- Woodland Township School New* ” Barraianreate' ------ •-------- •- Service —•— 1 i 10:00 A- M- Morning worship An- us of South Bowne * Mr. and Mra. Mra. Lavcrn Seger of Gland Rap- Iin order to save hl* life.—From ★ Mr. and Mr* Edward Reesor hls third one the past year, He sponsc bv a daughter. Mary Joe annual Baccalaureate Service ‘hem "I Could Not-Do Without Lewis Neeb accompanied Mr. and id* were Saturday afternoon guests first issue of Lowel Ledger. June 1. were Sunday, dinner guests of Mr Is confined to bed and his con­ Kitaon. The Girls' Chorus gave two ntThe the"wite ToSip rchioi * .£TO.,::whal a~‘J«".^toY!'‘“- of Mr. and Mra. Ben Blakney and 1883. * A special service was held at and Mrs. Walter Blake of Nashville. dition remains about the same. Mrs number* which were very much en­ burg Sunday.. * Miss Agnes Hum- called on Mr. and Mra. Alien Fish. the United Brethren church Sun­ The latter'* son, Pfc. Earl Blake Chas. Kahler and Clifford Kahler joyed. Mrs. Ix-nna Boles was the W1JI l>r held Sunday- evening. May nhrcv of w*. St. Camillus' school of * Mr*. Howard Clinton ol Bowne ।day evening in which the Sunday *!-< fl P \t Puil in th*, school niidltorium 11.08 A. M.be Sunday school. ...... Of Camp Phillips, Kansas, was home '-■t Delton were Sunday callers * director und Miss Doris Bates tha TnioRr-W Geiger U DaAtor U H Tlierr will no eveningIce Nursing at Kalan. ------ spent __ *'—* — “ Kalamazoo the wa* a Monday afternoon visitor of ‘ ISchool presented, on Honor Roll for A musical rinding whs on a ten day furlough. Mrs. Aman­ Pvt. Arthur L. Dodge who has been pianist. the Zion Lutheran ^ ‘ urch ha*" beca**’ ’ ’ °f l, ic Baccalaureate service, weekend at home. * Mr*. •Prank u—e. * Mra. «Frank Mr. and Mr*. B. R. Clinton. * ।dbpliiy in' the church coiiu^ling da Jane Roush of Nashville, who is in Utah has been transferred to given bv Mrs Geo. Wingard. iv to cbm W •> '"di -1'™' * W,L"“' h“. b"n 111 lh' >»•> ■«» Mr*. Elizabeth Whitmer and daugh­ lhe names of all boy* — Louisiana. Hls new addrexs 1* A one act play. ' Daring Daugh­ Hl oi!.. H- win iL atluJu 2 P M. Ladles Aid Meeting * wllh tonsilitls and larvngllU. * Mr. and Mra. Don McLeod of Lake 1257 Military Police Co. A.V.N. New ter*" was given by tlie Woman's hv th%ev I H Cb^d^tar of Thursday 8 P. M. Prayer Service Mr and Mr*. Dwight. Barnum of ter. Mae. of Holland were Sunday i the armed forces who ..... -^... dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. W. ।members of the Sunday School. Odessa were Sunday dinner guests Qfjean* Armv Base. New Orleans. Club. Following 1* the car’: & ‘ vL. ” ?! and Young People* Mtelonary cirCoats Grove were Sunday dinner C. L»I>e * Pvt. Kenneth Wood* of |Several musical selections including Mother—Mr*. Gerald McMillen. th<- united Brethren church at the home of hi* parents. Mr. La. * Mr. and Mrs Lawrence FinePort Custer, and Mrs. Woods of i — ‘ cle. * Fridav. choir rehearsal at the BUeM* of Mr. and Mra. Ben Blaktwo numbers by lhe choir, a duet, and Mrs. Gilbert McLeod. ♦ Mr frock and son Dick and Miss Bar­ Daughter just oul of college. Mra. muidc will be furnished bv Mr. r. church. * Tlie report of the Lay >’O’ * Mt** Gladys Poithamu* of Kent City were Sunday guests of iand a solo were presented by the/ bara Bulky nf Hastings attended Will* Dalton. 12 year old daugh­ Williams and the high school ohorWoodland were entertained for din­ a birthday dinner Sunday at the ter. Mra. Arnold Towns. A club - tis. Tlie public is cordially invited Delegate to the Conference in Bat- Bo"’11’ *-aR a weekend guest of Lola Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woods and young people. Mrs. William Dipp, Adam Mtures Endres wm wa* faintly. Mr*. Wood* was an over- Mrs. George- nxuun. Nelson, «uiy and m«c.< Mrs.tlp Creek CrN‘* will »111 be be given Blvpn Sunday Sunday eveeve- Wieland ★ Mrs. Aumn ner Sunday at tlie home of Mr. and home of Mr and Mrs. Carter woman. Mrs. Gordon Lozp A friend • n attend this service. * There nre tie night guest at the latter's home Franklin Burgew were on the com­ -I hm of 1843 nlnc Mav 30 * Rev J s nobler. PrW t»? Brumm of VcrmbntvlHe. There-of thc oldest daughter. Mrs Clil- 27 number* of the class Mra. Ronald Lehman. * Mr. and — — krna. pi,! who has been attending the annual 8°>'d Payne of Hastings wis a Wed- * Mr .nrt and Mr. Mra. wm Will m Blough n.»h were m|ttee tor Ulc arrangement* of thc Mra. Wm. Turner of Battle Creek were seven Mav birthday* wie- ter Miles. Tin- Maid. Mr* Stuart who will receive diplomas iv Conference In Battle Creek has n.r,d“> *“5»w «»<> ow-rnb-hl guest Sunday dinner guests cf Mr. and I program. * Tlie WB.Cfi. met sit are making an indefinite stay nt brated Others prrseiij Knssniaul. * Tht* was the first Cninnunrrment Enjeiiea Thu™ ’m In tlie home of Mrs. John Thaler last ben returned to the Woodland n?-l,ErU.M“ .h"yne' v* Mra. Steve Miller of Logun. the home of their daughter and rcr Brumm. WiMxilanu. Mi • ■ Mothers' nnd Daughters banquet to evening, Muy 27^8:15 u p. i Mra. Polly Parks soent the week­ the afternoon they were guests of Wednesday aftcrnixm with twenty church for another year. be given bv tin- Woman's Club and husband. Mr and Mra. Lawson Mrs. Ward Ulictwt-miiu. . end with 'Jr. and Mra. Curlton Mrs. Jane Kime and Mr. ahd Mrs. 1 members prc.vrnt. Btwine** wa* In Smith. * Mr. and Mra. Tom Long Grove. MRs Enid Cti- v «nun, ■ Sunt. arfclMra H. A. Kitson gave Church of lhe United Brethren in Bunin of Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kime of Clarksville. * charge of-Pre*. Mrs. William Mish­ Christ of Grand Rapids were visitors at Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Erblr Zein decided to give another next year. a delightful party in honor of the Lee Hutchens and family and Mrs. Mr. arid Mra. Maurice Wilbur and ler. Mrs. Evart Ardis gave several I. H. Osgood. Minuter the Wayne Long home over the ke nnd children. Vermontville. Mr 86 member* and,gue:.t* were’prer­ S-nfnrs nt their home last Friday Nellie Westrate of Grand -Rapids, family of Battle Creek were Sun­ short reading*. A shower was given weekend. * Mra. Lillie Taylor of and Mra. Frank Lauer. G. t ent. > evening 26 seniors were present. Woodland nnd Mr. and Mra. Marvin Thaler day guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles tn honor of Mra Bertha Thaler. Morning worship 16:00 A. M Kalamo spent part of last week Brumm ..... ard Burt Case of Augtt'ta Cant. Wise Transferred The members of -the Home Econnd Keith of Hastings w^re Sun­ Asuijiull. W Serniah Seese und Geo. Lunch of ice cream and cookies was Sunday school 11:00 A. M. with her daughter and family. unity. Mr. Mr. Mr and Mra. Cov Brumm anil nnd two Cant. Norman I. Wiv of Camp day visitors of Mra. William HihchNelson were Grand Rapids visitors KIWI, by the hostcM . Rev grand clilldren of Nashville were Stewart Ga. son of Mr nnd Mrs nomics Club enjoyed a pot luck No Sunday evening wrvlco bo- enr and Mra. Oto Varney. * — The Rev. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold wnndi Woods Tuesday. * Mr*. Ray Wieland, Ray­ & wer„. afternoon --------------n-a. -x- r,.... « .... . of imx T» I. H. Osgood and *nn D«v!d caller* - - .— dinner nt the .school Monday eve­ Cftpraver^mrethw’0Wedmadav^TO nntl Jun,or were Thursday gueats mond and Bonnie Ix>u. visited Mrs. Baccalaureate Service* «« u Sundat Be »r. Held - The .... Girls' Chorus ... Prayer meeting, wcancsclay 7.jo ((I entertained for Sunday dinner at ler who hn* been attending tin- transferred lo Camp Davis. N. ,C. ning. * are ........ plan-... Mr an(1 Mm David '».u. Pike -» of 8. J. Roudobush and family of Lo- I Sunday evening. 8:00 Muy 23. will of Mr. and Mr*. Frank -annual Evangelical Conference .... in ------- -- in motorized-■ tran-------. the home w, — instructor nlng n supper and partv at thc P. M. . --------«»— < Grund•’Rapids * Mr. und Mra. Carl well, Wednesday. * Pvt. Michael mark thc Freeport Senior BuccaSmlth and later accompanied them Battle Creek hn* been returned to pnrtJtlon. * Caot. and Mrs. Wi" Evan's Cot Inge at Saddlebag Lake Kilpatrick Bustance and family of Hastings Borbu of Fort Custer wa* n Sun- laureate .services, with lhe Juniors to the High school Baccalaureate the Woodbind Evangelical- Church "re at nrc’ent enfoying a short Wednesday evening. , Sunday school 10:30 A. M were Sunday guests of Mr and Mra. day dinner guest nf Mr. and Mra. participating. eervlce Sunday evening nt Ver- for nn< th< r year * Rev. and Mra. Irave with old friends at Fort Third Grade I Morning worship 11:30 A. M , lrOrgc pusinncc ana Pd.,Ilamtiv aT,tI\-.. * * | Rev. E. B. Griffin has prepared Mn. Lenna M Bate*. Teacher Prayer meeting. Thursday 8:00 George Mr. ,nd Bustance Mri" BU1 a Martlnoflla. ’ Charles Bunn and family. montville. * Pfc. Buryi Townsend J. S. Deabler who have been vis- Fu«ti*. Va. — M ,-ery important und Interesting of Camp Claiborne, te . is spending iting th'ir daughter and husband Faith Circle of Methodist W. S. C. S Euai ni'Pnelps has moved |o Lan-, P M. ting* —' ■ callers of- Patay of Grand Rapids were Wed- message that everyone-will tie glad tings were Wedi Wednesday a 12 dav furlough with his parents, the R<- and Mrs Harold Kohn of To M*et -----Wc arc sorrv to have him If you seek jov and peace, let j(ja p UVnc. * Mr. and Mrs. nesday evening supper guest* of to hear. Tlie public Is invited lo atsing. PiTiXJ. Rev and Mrs. H. V Townsend. Miirvellu* returned home Monday. --------- Johnston ------------- of ’W"'t ” • . ... our room. * We have fin- the jov of thc Lord be vour strength ■L. R. Wolcott Mr*. -Herbert •----- — were Sunday dinner Mr. nnd Mrs »Dan Postma and tend. Buryi is in the Mechanics Division. * Mr. and Mrs. Lvle -Cook nnd i*hed the story "Happy Day* In Attend church next Sunday. guests of Mr. and Mra. Roy Bunn Phyllis Ann. * |Rev. und Mrs. B. , _______ ■He i"te* hl* work. h"» think*, the familv of Grand Rapid* were Sun- "lembera nf Faith Circle Wcdnrs- Holland" and now we have set up South Woodland en. Church —w of the of Campbell. * Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ B Griffin were in Huntington. In- I Frrenart Senior Graduation wealher down in Louisiana l* plenty , day dinner guest* nf Rev. and Mrs. *'V"nin-. Brethren T1,,.r^,P?vr‘ Xm?,., Mav ■ 7 the a Dutch scene in our room show-, ter Rockhill of Hastings were Sun­ dluna last week where lhey attendn. wav Geo F. Wln<ntrd * R<-v and Mrs. To Held Community Dally Va< Arthur L. Dodee. Pastor Ing the various activities carried day dinner guests of hls parents. i tlon 'Bible School ahead of us- In Michigan. --Edison ------- - Mervle Benson und family of Sun10: 00 A. M. Morning worship. an there. * Visitors the na*t week Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rockhill. * .... Rreihm7trhii^hUwMra ,rnh^,S!!al receive their diplomas. Tlie proTim nnniml Communit) Baas of Lansing formerly of Wood­ field were dinner guests Monday 11: —Sunday were Mr ■. Carl Reuther, Miss Rasa Mix* Bea uv De rioilky Plonly llinuv made fl UIWIbust- urcuinn Brethren' church. »*Mra. ■ ‘ 00 "•' A. '*• M.— ........... . school. nit.-w I»VU TI.-r.-uM Rrethrrnrnurcn, rhi.reh, Mra JOTin Jo nt'OStI’ost- , -r-n, rum h—ln. -I-11 on*i*lnrlr ’clock. There are land. — ,™. .... left — Monday in the Selectees -•veilin’ nt 'he home c,f Rev. and Bible Schoo) will be held Jinn, Vellr. Javce Elohu* Ix-a. Bruce 1 We invite vou to worship with U*. nes* trip to Battle Creek Friday, ma bl McCords was a Sunday nf-fiHSn^embJ-ra^ln tlri^VMrtfcIn^ grouu from Barry County, from Mra. Geo. F Wingard. tn 35 " " Sutherland. Mrs, Russell McCleni-; Zion Lutheran Church * Frank Walton, son Claude and ternoon caller of her parent* • Mr „?< Paul W. Geiger. Pastor Mra. Bernice Clowon visited W. F. and Mra. Henry Smelker. * ’ Rev. h»vi^ alrJadv reeved In tenor Hastings for Fort Custer. Mrs Lutheran Mother* and — Daughter* charge Norman McClelland.1 ------------------------------------ ---- The Methodist, Muiigcji- .than. Mr* 10:00 A. M. Sunday school CI oksoii at Howell Sunday. ♦ Rob. anti Mrs. Everett Love. Supt. and h-xehtd an tenor Itfi.-i.t ---rF | Kilpatrick nnd Wooalanu Baas accompanied him as far ns ’ ' ’ Mr-.. Fdl-on Baas and Vivian Piper. Uo.tinj, on Woodlard ------------ .n<i cnlle'l About fiflv mothers and dniirh- United Brethren churches will par­ Fourth and Fifth Grade* 11: 00 a. M —Morning worship. ert Clinton of Bowne spent Sunday Mrs. Evart Ardis und Miner King friends before returning to her work lets Mtendrd th" nntmal Mother.' Urinate. Mr*. Martha V. Smith, teacher , 12: 30 Lutheran Hour WWOD. with ------ — hls— parent* ... Mr. and Mrs.'Ar- were callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ken I The Class Include* Duane DcurPre*.: Jean Tonker, -Vice. In tensing. * Mr. and Mrs Carl and Daughter:, banqunhcld at the Former Resident Honor Guest I Wc have enjoyed reading the 2:30 P M. Lutheran Gospel Hour thur Clinton.-------- --„«.- UIUCaKcr IIU family ixi >cn. « Smelker . and last week. * dorff. Evelyn Fox. Sec’y. dr Treas . Wall* called on Mr and Mrs. Chns. Lutheran church li t Fridav eveMrs R. G. Finnic of Hastings : Brandie* Series and The Children CKLW rill Kurcher attended the sale Mrs. Leon Howk is spending a few Pre*.: Calvin Buehler. M»n Humphrey, Eckardt of East Woodland Sun- nine Mrs Roy Roberts was toa-t- was an honor guest Inst Wednesday of America Stories brought bv RodTlie Lutheran Churches of Amer- at Wayne Benton's at South Bowne days nt the home of Mr. and Mra. Pearl Cook. Kenneth Ttiompson. Al­ — •--------- ---------dav afternoon. ♦ V. R. Wotronr was mistress. The welcome war. gUi-n evenin'’ when Mr* Ralnh Leffler cer Paul thl* week. * Congratula- lev arc attempting to raise SI.- Friday afternoon. * Mra. Lafe Wil- Harry Lane -* of " Byron Center. *■ fred Loftus. Dorothy Bunn. J. D. a dinner guest at lhe home of Mr by Mrs. Glen Hwl and respons-' entertained two table* of bridge in। tlon* to Paul Shcllenbarger for 000.000 Mnv 23 for Lutheran nc- Hants of Campbell was a Thura- Mr. nnd Mra. Keith Marlow of Carl­ Grinnell, ntil SImou, Orra Newton, and Mr*. B. S. Smith of South bv her daughter. Ml** Janet Hazel h<r honor. Mr*. Curl Jordan jron having been neither absent nor tion. The Lutheran World Action dny evening guest of Mra William ton were Sunday dinner guests of Moni'll Butler. Franklin Burgess, Woodland Stindav * Mr and Mr‘. Mrs. Mnrv Perkin* gave a verv in- first nrize nnd Mr--. Flnnle was tan’v during the past school year. has a number of phase*, one o* Hutchens. * Miss Helen Woods rc- Mr. and Mrs Alvin Hclrigle. * Pfc. K Braendle. Wm. Velte, Mrs. Clara Klopfenstein lerestinp talk on "Envll'li Garden ". nrrsrnt’-il with a rift, Mrs Finnic * M- ■ Nomitm McClelland wm them being the spiritual needs of turned to her work In Hastings af- Leon Howk accompanied Harry and Those who have been given re­ *1, Tj1 o? i?1 Home. * Mrs. Thompson and Forrest Ynrger of served and Geo. Schneider attended the Mrs Robert Born and Mra. Eugene w! children. Gordon' and Barbara a visitor of our room Friday after­ rcrvice men and to care for war tickets will please be present ’ . orphan mission*. Our church is Wendell ''^nde11. Shoemaker Slioernnher of Lifttslng Lifhslng Hastings to the Soo last Saturday Evangelical Conference in Battle Reuther plnvcd two durt* and Mrs. left Fridav to join Copt Finnic noon. before 7:55. 3 . offer.'A unent ,I}1,c hr wrrkrnrt with hrr co-operating and a. special Creek Sunday Miss Etta ... Schneld— .... Fred Reuther nnd nnd Mi's Mi * Eleanor Eleanor Vml-vUlr. teul-vlllr. Kv. Kv. Jo Anne remMnrd Fifth and Sixth Grade* where they are trout fishing. . * sotif n vocal du>-t duet. er who attended th* Conference Benner sane in — Hastlnr* until the first of June Mr. Arlie B Snlndlcr. teacher Mr. nnd Mrs. Cloyce Llnsley nnd . ing to be raised in the morning ’ spi*viri' Tli.'r.. will ho n stvclal a Mr. and Mrs FTank 1 hompson two children of Hopkins were Sun**’ ---------------------------------------------------------------------n'n’» wtmiy C|»h Entertain Waler Users, Attention from Wednesdav until Rundav as ■- — •-----Sunday evening with Mr. and day afternoon callers of Mrs. Er5th end 6th rradM Sendee Souid sermon. *M*nt ’*nt 8undav I)au*!blm at Banquet Beginning Tuesday morning Mny n delegate, returned home with them. * Mr. and Mr*. Klda Guy of . ... ...------------------------------- . and Safety Patrol* on Safety rules Tuesday. Mav 25 the Woman’s Mrs. Glendon Jones of Hastinift. * nest Tooker. * Mr. and Mrs Al- '25th. the water will be turned off test Rmdv clu'« thrjr daunh___ Woodland _____ were .- Sunday din.. .... • -itertalncd . .. . . .. . .. and reculutlon*. A sco(g of 08 per Missionary Federation District Con­ Mra. Bernice Closson and Nancy len Fish were in Grand Rapids Inst while some 'necessary repairs are They also, being made nt the pumping station, ner guests at the home of Mr. nnd tor* nt n baonuct In the cafeteria Brim tn Mr. and Mr* Kenneth e-nt was made bv tlie grouit * tendon will be held in Truth Luth- accompanied thc former's father. Friday on business. Frank Walton to Hastings Satur­ called nt the homes of Mr. nnd Mra. It Is hoped l|tat the repairs can be Mra Fav C. W’lng. * Mrs. Lawrence nf the schoolhou.’c Inst Tin-Ml.iy Kel ev of Coit* Grove Inst Wed- Wc received nn Honor Troiihv from ernn Church in Detroit. day. * Mr. and Mra. Alfred Gon­ Dewey Jursma and Mr. and Mrs. . made In a short time, but waler Woodland Methodist Church zales nnd Mra. B. 11. Clinton wete Lavem Seger. * Supt. and Mra. Hrs. H. iiI users had better plan for a shutGeorge F Wingnrd. Pastor In Hustings oir-buslness Friday. * iris a 7. M. m Morning ‘SXSf worship. c,“"" 1"“') t.“ • ?“;?*>' A. Kitson anil Mary Jo of Wood- I1down of at least a dny or two. 10:00 Mra. Charles Bunn was a Sunday 10 00 A M Junior church a«,<moon guest of Mr and Mrs evening gueata of Supt. and Mra. i Village Clerk A Supt. of Water There will tie no Young People’* Jo,3n.«HoC'Xna.‘rr.of *,.MS Ardl* and Jimmy. * Mis* Works ,iPre o 1 । 1,0 ,unR ‘ e°P‘C s and Mra. Fred Durkee of Woodland Gwendolyn Mishler ot South Bowne : nMhrB.SXre.tae2fMce^atte'?.M<1 *Bn<1 F”, 58&'<‘t<Vakn- »“ Monday dinner Church of lhe united Utah schrSri Choir ntt wid « h ,K1 ot Yl»‘,ant‘ \c,re Norm! Yoder. Miss Iris Olmstead ! ’ Brethren In Christ n<-dav evening at T30 ™ 8u2<,21 °I of Caledonia spent the afternoon E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor ,JUi u’ «nd Mrs. Richard Durkee * Mr. and evening at tlie latter’s home I Childrens Day will beobserved ttlKj Mrs. Frank Hynes of Wood- * Nona I Thaler Hubert Overholt Freeport on Sunday. June 6. * The Reneral land were Sunday evening visitors Raymond Wieland. Floyd Stahl anti' 10:30 •A. M. Sunday School meeting W. S. C. S. will of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cool and Mr. Keith Blough ball . i H:30 A. M. Morning Worship’ .—... attended ----- -- the .... .... be held onThe regular night. Wed- and Mrs. Dan Postma. * Mrs. Ida game at Briggs Detroit II 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor, Briggs Stadium Stadium in In'Detroit nesday evening, Mav 26. Puyne accompanied Mr. and Mra. last Sunday. . lav. ** Mra. Mrs.Ivan Ivan Roush Roush atat- | Topic: "Cloned Frontier* and Open tended a shower for Marlon Vander Doors” Male at the home of Mr. ancT Mrs I 8:00 P. M. Thursday Prayer Martin Vander Male In Grand Rap- I 8:00 I Id* last Friday. * Otto KUTTWmWirWeUng; a business trip to Detroit Wednes- Pleasant Valley a — a. — — a Mrs. Everett ----- - . — , 10;00 A M Morning Worship day. * n Rev. and Love and Knlheryn and Mr. and Mrs. I 11:00 A. M. Sunday School John Thaler Were Sunday dinner ;| No Sunday evening service. guest* of Mr. and Mrs Howard 8:00 P. M. Tuesday Prayer Meet­ Thaler of South Campbell. * Mra. ing. Allen Fish wiu a Sunday afternoon Freeport Methodist. Church caller of Mrs. Edwin Dekins und Everett M. Love, pastor Mrs. Lydia Kidder of Hastings * Morning worship 11:00 Eight ladies of the local Eastern Sunday school J2:00 The baccalaureate.service for the Stars attended an O. E. S. meeting IUDGET YOUR POINTS WOODLAND OONTs" "■DOs FOR RED RATION STAMP SHOPPERS no nof/'r EXPECT THE IMPOSSIBLE OF YOUR DEALER Add up lhe number of red stamp points your familv has each week (16 for each person). Study the Point Value Chart published in newspaper* nnd posted in stores. Get of red stamps with a different letter becomes valid. They UNCLE SAMNEEDS * YOURHCLP * no cont KAN BEFORE GOING TO THE STORE. time at the store, and—particularly im| enable you to «crve more nutritious, bettcr-bi.-----Study dealers' advertisements to get an idea of which elements, and are important suppliers of complete proteins, B vitamins, and the minerals iron, copper and phosphorus. < It is just os important to provide proper housing for our war workers os it is for them to stay on their COUNT ON GETTING A PARTICULAR CUT OF MEAT. jobs on the production front! We cannot expect Even though your dealer ha* the skill that comes from them to keep on producing the tools of Victory . . . or cheese that will welch the exact amount you ask for. unless we provide them with the homes they need! a little less or a little more than you specified. To figure the point values required for these odd ounces, a special This is your chance to get in thc fight! Enlist those idle rooms . . . that unused space in YOUR home! It oul of the paper. It is posted in stores, too. Study it and eel thoroughly acquainted with its use. TIPS ON TIRES Victory Begins at HomeRemodel to Rent NOW! THE PLAN: dont nc ciiivv BE SULKY. CO HAVE STAMPS READY about cooperating with the lood rationing program and sharing the civilian supply equally with worker* and their families. It is necessary because we are fighting to win lhe greatest war In history. In a world where millions ar* starving and dying, how can anyone complain because he of America’s food are going to our fighting forces and to lands where our flag is advancing. The food we do without at home is a vital munition of war in McCue attended the i Whittemore and Mra. Ray Erway Grand Rapids district Methodist , spent Thursday with Mm, Forrest ministerial meeting lost Monday. | Havens assisting In celebrating her * Mr. nnd Mra. Henry Smelker : birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Tate were in Hastings lost Tuesday. They । and Mr. arid Mra. Gordon Havens also drove to Middleville and called were also present. * Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Joe at Roy Erway’* were Mr and Mrs. Thaler. * Mra. Ivan Roush and Mrs. । Ward Erway. .Mr.'-and Mrs. Dick Claude Walton were in Grand Rap- , Rose and son ot Hastings, and Mr. ids last Wednesday morning. * nnd Mrs. Maurice Erway and son We. like Middleyille. are glad to ' of Grand Rapids. * Wm. OtU of note the action of the Hastings city Southwest Rutland brought Mra. council on thc curtailment of the !Sata Erway and Mrs. Clara Robin­ sale of beer and hard drinks on Ison home Sunday after a visit with weekends and holidays. Tire Free- him. * Chas. Erway of Kalamazoo port Village Council was presented I was n Saturday night visitor al with a petition signed by many ;Fred Otis’. * Gordon Havens and persons from thl* community for iRex Tate went to Fort Custer Monthe same curtailment, but it was day where they will wait n few rejected * In addition to the P. days for their assignment. ★ Mr. M. and O. T.. Lowell had another , and Mrs. Segur of Battle Creek railroad, the Lowell dr Hastings, : and Mr. and Mra. Russell Tliomtori which ran between Lowell and I and sons of Charlotte were Sunday Freeport. It was known as lhe O. visitors at Clyde Warrens. * Mr. O. P. which stood for ’’Get Off 1 and Mra. Geo. Haven* and son Dick and Push." Norton Henry says that , of Detroit and Wm. Haven.* of the train crew had Die habit of . Southwest Rutland were Sunday stopping and milking the farmers* evening callers at Forrest Haven*. To moke them lost! In order to moke it eoty for you to remodel property and rent to war workers, the Hos­ tings Building and Loan Assn, can arrange fi­ nancing for this purpose, f^oney may be borrowed to convert a dwelling into war housing. You may repay out of income, over a period of time. Drive slowly — check air content regularly — rotate them — have them in­ spected! Tire Recapping If you are planning to remodel; repair or buy a home and need financial aid IF YOU HAVEN'T HAD YOUR v-stop in and let us explain our plan. CAR SERVICED FOR SUMMER Wc Sell Wor Bonds ond War Savings Stamps DO IT NOW. DRIVE IN TODAY. Rationing Information approved by OPA, This advertising space has been donated to the * OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION Washington, D. C., by THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldg. THE HASTINGS BANNER Members F. H. L B. Phone 2503 ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Hostings � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-05-27.pdf 7d0b990ada9fafed01d36b699205c414 PDF Text Text -edger. * Mrs. Ived word that I cared for in Ind. Mr. Parinter with hts Miller, of that icord. * Johnno recently in­ Il. had to un­ it amputation. Is Ute.—From .edger. June 1, । church Sunh the Sunday Honor Roll for ch ctunaming )ys in lio huvVbecn nday School, ions Including choir, a duet, rented by the,' William Dipp,’ a, and Mrs. e on the comementa of the . with twenty sineas was in William Mishertha Thaler, nd cookies was Held Sundal X) May 23. will Senior Bmccuh the Juniors has prepared id interesting invited to ut- iraduation Muy 27. the lor class will as. Tin* pro­ wk. Tiicre arc in service and ed on lionur- Duane Denrfonker, ..Vice, y Humphrey, rhompsun. AlBunn. J. D. Orrn Newton, kiln Burgess. •en given re­ use be present tlenilon morning May be turned off nplng station.* epalnt can be it*, but water i for a shutix-rcr upt. of Water Works ren In Chrhl 1 Pastor School I Worship’ in Endeavor. ers and Open rente Service, sdiry Prayer X Worship School Prayer Meett Church pastor 00 ■rvlce for the reeirort High ndav evening :n church. i. Mrs. Chas. Ray Erwny Mrs. Fprrv.st lebrntlng her •s. Rex Tate irdon Havens inday visitors Mr and Mrs. d Mrs. Dick ngs. and Mr. gay and son Wm. Otis of brought Mrs. Clara Robinr a visit with if Kalamazoo it visitor al Havens and Custer Monnenl. * Mr. Battle Creek *11 Thornton were Sunday Tens. * Mr. and son Dick Havens of rere Bunday rest Havens. s last! The Yanks Came Thro Tunilia — Are We Doing Here At Home? The Hastings Banner EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR ' On th* ☆ -tr -ft ☆ ☆ ☆ SECTION ONt—RAGES 1 to 8 Juvenile Delinquency Problems Considered in- ’9 IR R r. ICE U. S. CO-OPERATION MAKES SENSE 16 FACES—2 SECTIONS BIG DIP IN COUNTY'S Ilirirmr IfPC FARe LAS eS City Hod Balance* Of $10,188.58 on April 30 RATIONIN Herewith rewith are two paragraphs from ! levy war against us for their m>f At the last meeting of the clly a letter written by Senator Homer called ideals. Therefore. I have WH Ferguson which give some rather | felt that If we could have an ar-• ” Iraqcement whereby we would be Individuals Aided Drop Short Memorial Service condition of city finances as of prevent the arming of other crom 479 * 191 t CApril 30. 1943. Follows March to Riverside ticipatlon In International affairs, I ab»tt natflKs. or their declaration of war. On that date the city had cash on Arrangements for the observance i Assyria Center hand in its checking accounts $10­ of Decoration Day on Sunday, May to lime I have given the question of „ May 16, 1943 ,On May 14. according to reports 18858. and a savings account of designed to aid you in your cur­ 30. are practically completed by the post war and international rela­ as we hove In the last two wars. I To You In the Service; set aside as a fund for re­ rent purchases of Items rationed by various committees of the Memorial tions some thought. It always ap­ • • • from Lansing. A Banner reporter 82550.40. placing the old LaFrance fire truck. the government. This newspaper r,1 J**1 greatly honored to be InAssociation, reports L. F. Maus, peared to me that we. in America,, - "Christianity has occasionally vUited the Barry County Social For the month of April the total believes this service win enable In­ | yited to write a letter to you boy*, chairman of the program commlt- allowed the other countries to bring calmed the German love of war. ^e,laSp 0,,lcc, *“ lh.S court house receipts, mostly water revenue, were dividuals to cooperate more fully in I but If I were In your place. I should u™!' ih.^ul?IS these wars about and had nothing tail U onnta ■taitray U»< «w 1177920. The disbursements for the Cameron2^!y-Harr^rn«Jth«" cross, that restrain- true oj tHia county also He learned Ice is also on that day. no special to say until after they were started. J1141 J?nce 84.782.77 of expenditures over re­ Then we commenced to furnish the Ing talisman. Is broken, the old that It was people. That will later lead to com­ speaker has been engaged and the Red Stamps E. F. G, and H valid ceipts. • uhd' SjSTtf munitv munity action. action. The Tire problem problem cannot cannot usual two parades will not be held. money and material to help fight Norjgfury will take command . . . , On April 30 this year 'the case The clly has unavailable assets through May 31­ However, the following program the wars mid finally It has proven, When the crush comes it will come load In this county was 70, A year ^ wS^jSTmuT^ d«l«t*ly met tied Stamp Good , be » adequately met and and solved solved by by of $8731.81 which consist of uncol­ Week Wri?hirrnm an vhk«£innt h i any one organization. ’ToTo dodo a a real organization: real will be observed, the committee in the last two wars, that we like nothing ever heard In history, ago on tlie same day It was 151. At lected taxes of 83272.83, covering Beginning Bearing Letter Through er^rar ,ob J*®? "e Job a11 all mus must‘ heartily heartily work work together. together. asking the cooperation of all the were drawn into thejji—when we A drama irill be performed which several years, and uncollected spec­ organizations. youth were not even prepared. I "1 'n,U matter is being seriously patriotic will m.l. V,. French KcmlnUm '.S,1."'.'! ial taxes for sewers, paring etc. of groups, defense wardens, etc.. In rejtef.7 SdS Uiaza SSLiVTSi being 178 persons S in 'considered In Hastings right now. helping "l"s 83.458 69. How much will be realized June 7 to make the services a suc­ "The reason I have favored a post ra, Hire « preu, u,l the 57 aided families, or a total of on 'n,p Banner hooe.s It may fruit in M-(18 Points) these no one can tell—probably June 14 •“*191 individuals —■_-----war arrangement where we could I 1 ild » gyhJ&ffi. o 'action which will deserve and have cess. . ... .. receiving relief In June 31 N-(16 Points) Those participating In the The above quotation from Hein- this county. No doubt the old age not very much. cooperate with other nations Is that recent.*mamrtiie'on'wiUua tettora 1 lhe •p’Uoval of thc «reat majority nromntiv at parade n ot O-<16 Points) The collection of city taxes will June 28 are asked to meet promptly at 9:00 rich Heine. 19th Century (1797-1856) pensions and aid to dependent chflbegin about July 15 or 20. At the German -- —poet • —-*and—** writer, — sound s drtn. provided by the Barry County Anril rate of expenditures, the city for communication between you and made andUful ,cnior‘ “nd Ce*1}" 8U•• where 111 e vance. and insist Hull UlMe criminal n--------Blue 'tamps O. H. J, valid through O f toBureau of Social Aid. for Which the someone vou know well, but do not n,aac Bna IUJI ||ina of march will be formed, start­ highwaymen arc not permitted to strangely prophetic in view of to- state and nation pay the entire will probably get by with the cash (Continued on page 4. this Sec.) cost, reduce materially the number it has In the various city funds. ling for Riverside cemetery at 9:30 arm. they would not be able to Blue stamps K, L. M. valid Juno the case here but in spite of that. 1 1 (o'clock, sharp, headed by the band. 1 through June 30. whom the Barry County Social I Wish to write one that youll en- f A|I€|A|1|JEMT C Al E I The march will be east to Michigan Welfare must assist. . Certre Joy a little and no matter whom you LUH jIUHriLn I JAL!. ' Ave., north to Slate 8t.. west on A year ago. April 30, 1942. the Stamp 24 for I lb. good May >1 to are. or where you are, you are some- • I 1State St. to the Soldiers' monument. County Social Welfare was helping June 30. one's son and you'd give your shirt .Ilf AC Ilf El I ATTEUREA I 1then north to the river bridge where 28 individuals, and 123 families with Sugar to see even a "purp" from Barry Wfl 1 Wrl I fl | | j the parade will halt while memor­ 451 members, or a total of 479 per­ Stamp 12 alw> good for 5 pounds County, so that’s tn my favor. I was ’’ ’’ **11 ial wreaths are cast upon the wasons assisted then, compared with through May >1. Uie sweetheart of a Barry County Fjyjf Qne for County 4-H । ten of the Thomapple in honor of 191 at the present time. That shows Lower Crooked and Shall' l>oy in the other World War. so ; J.. J "7 — 'deported sailors and other navy a decrease of 60 per cent In a year. know how much mail from home is, UiuDs wot noid at lamp [men. The line of march will then I But the cost per person of the re- . Barry county's lakes! are unusually i.pprrcLited. I Barry County 4H clubs held their proceed to Riverside cemetery. Harlief now is higher than it was one iM for canning sugar in amounts Here in Assyria evenxme I know Spring Auction Consignment Sale ry Inrsen. commander of thc Amcryear ago. bcehuse the cost of fodd. high right now. Even1 Lower Crook* I 5*b each through Oct. 31. ed lake, which In recent years has seems to be the busiest ever—gett- 041 Saturday. May 15 amid cold wet lean Legion, acting as marshal of clothing, etc. has increased. , Hariingi Attorney to Open Both coffee and sugar coupons been mostly a swamp, now Is a Ing in crops and Victory gardens weather with 150 people ut the camp the day. Previous to 1939. welfare work In re from the same War Ration Office There With large body ofS water, which has ap ­ and working Ui • town In defense “llc ready to place blds on Uie pure- 1 a firing squad from the Clear this and every Michigan county was proached the former shore line near /Burritt Hamilton r I work. We’re also house-cleanregistered animals offered by lake Coast Guard camp, assisted by carried on by the Emergency Relief the Prairieville Grange hall. Wall Ing and paperhanging so the men- Brtr7 County breeders. The sale Barry county veterans will salute , Association, llieii called the ERA. Sigler, who has practiced taw Stamp 17 good for one pair shore folks arc very, very scarce, save at consisted of 54 head of purebred the dead at the GAR. memorial/ ‘ Kimsince That organization was wholly con­ lake Is sending a good sized stream to June 15. the summer of 1922 has mealtime and bedtime. When glid- • Jivertock consigned by 29 county monument In Riverside cemetery. here trolled from Lansing by a stale E. Into Shallow lake. The latter, from a (lartnership with Burrilt Ing hack and forth hanging paper breeders .20 head of cattle were 01- with Mechanic*' Mate Robert GXr- formed R A. set-up. There was such state­ which water had almost vanished, Hamilton of Battle Creek. The new Stamp Number 8 from Basic •••Thc Man on thc Flying Trapeze" fercd. 0 sheep, nrtd 26 swine. rett. a Barry Co. veteran of the firm, wide criticism of the working of to be known ax Hamilton & The heavy snowfall last winter Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 is inv current humming, tune), I , IJje,Hereford bull call consigned first World war. In charge. Fallow- Sigler, , that plan that the present County will formally open as can't help but think how wonderful Date Cole of Dowling, toppeu Uie jnR this service a memorial nro- ' Social Welfare organization was es­ and the very heavy rainfall this trallonv of gasoline, good througn ns new quarters in the Security It is that we have our grand old salejrolng at $171.00 to Harry Lenz ffram will be held at the grave of soon tablished. Of the three members in spring have water-soaked the soils July 21 National Bank Building. Battle United States left In which to do Don Guy Crook, the only , Creek, can be made ready—prob­ each county two are named bv and flooded- lakes and streams. The these things, instead of being forced 'Mgiwd by Wm F Vclle of Wood- .deceased service man of the present Coupon 5 good tor 11 gallons. boards of supervisors, and the third cold, wet season, extending through to toll off down the road with a few l"Pd topped the Holstein wries at w>r to be buried in Rlverslde«cemc- ably early in August; possibly before. member, named by the state, must several weeks, has greatly delayed Must tori until Sept. 30 for both . Mr. Sigler says that he intends to belongings to goodness knows where. fitag to Calvin Horia of : tery. ' ------- be satisfactory to the board of su­ sowing and planting crops. A large heat and hot water. as so many, many other families in Dcltan. Hie George A. douse con- । Mr. 1and Mrs. Don Crook of Vlcks- maintain his residence here for the pervisors; so it amounts to county acreage of land that farmers had time being; also a Hastings office. the world have had to do. slgnment of a Guernsey calf was <ConUnue<l on page 6) excreted to cron this year cannot (Continued on page 6) This new partnership will not be even be plowed, because of the ex­ -Iffv Uie Donestcr" of the Detroit »»»«»* ------on untried combination since Sigler vehldes by cessive moisture. and Hamilton have worked together It seems ridiculous to mention it X hiu JiuS".iS/nS “ on a number of Important cases; now. but a learned professor—as we —It's the flrat motion the paner- ‘ Mr. Hamilton handling the legal poratlon law; with Kerr <fc Lacey, which ever recall he Is in our slate university — hanger makes after having a celling j,' work, briefs, etc., and Mr. Sigler the warns that we are nearing a time Sagas specialists in personal Injury cases; actual court room trial. of very severe drouth. That man Sugar for ph., -.j-dj. Mr. Hamilton is recognized by the with Edmund Sloman. specialists has been studying the rings of fruit crops will in real estate and probate law and . hanger must have fell. । sow at 875.00 going to Orin Cole, j Bench and Bar of Michigan as a growth in big trees. He says that housewives on approximately the finally with Phillip McHugh, a spe. I Final Allocations Will Be top-ranking authority on corpora-1 We were very shocked to hear; judge Stuart Clement bought the clollst In criminal taw. Class Night On Thursday the rings, which ordinarily are eas­ this morning that our nclghlx>rlng hlah Chester White which was con- | ily seen, tell the story of the rain­ Made on Friday, June 18th tion taw and o specialist In matters was appoint cd n commission- ■ HnQ And ^ommcnicnuni Commencement >>rwwy Friday fall each year—wider rings denoting church nt- Baseline had burned last signed by Willard Brodbeck of I The Barry County Tux Corn- pertaining to trusts, banking and kindred subjects. He is. In fact, the night. Defective wiring it is thought Woodland. Richard and Robert Ob- 1 *“c «»“» .?-?'*“•** ,*“'1, plenty of moisture, narrow rings for canning sugar. . author of several notable volume* f caused th® fire and it Is Indeed a of dcHo,, consigned the high mission met this week meagemess of rainfall. About once tragedy. There are such a fine lol Berkshire pigs ’ I und made the following temporary on this phase of tlie taw. Mr. Sigler, f in 92 to 94 years, as we recall this of people living around tliere who I The high sheep sales went to Rob- , allocations of taxes to be paid in on the other hdhd. has won wide ;another term, becoming the llrst professor's statement, the growth DR. CLEMENT SMITH TO recognition for hl* ability as a trial attorney tn the state to receive this arc so public spirited and have done I rrt shelungton of Hastings on a , December and January. ring can scarcely be discerned, DIRECT CHILDRENS Jce in the Central ficnool aurtrtor, <1 much for ____ - and — r-..,mm- lawyer. Tills new firm will thus be , honor. so for people, less fnrtuniitifortunate i1 southdown ewe lamb consigned I showing plainly Uiat It represent a addition to procr than they and so many pleasant af- by Alice Wllllamfc of Middleville, mlltee of the board of supervisor)-,1 a partnership of two individuals I Mr. Hamilton. In ......... year o! jwvcrc drouth. This learned HOSPITAL IN DETROIT specialties are supplcmen- tiring law, ta the author w. of ^,crat several “a*?1* a-"* chairman. fairs have taken ptace In their The sala was held primarily to asked and was grunted 0% mills for whose lary • volume* — —1.1.1, ... au1 J-rio, The following paragraphs from which are recognized The following program will be man says he has correctly nbted church there. I supply Barry County 4H club mem- county expenses. these rings and declares that we the Ann Ar tor Dally News will be Kim. in spite of a busy taw prac­ thorities in the field of Michigan presented: The townships asked and were Of course, everyone has told you । bcre with purebred project animals, erf special Intercal to the many local corporation law. Among there vol-i Processional March. High Scliool what a record winter we had—both 24 of the animal* offered were sold given allocations foi township ex­ tice. has token an active interest in umes are: "Consolidated Corpora- Orchestra, direction of Lewi* Hine, community affairs. He was president cold and snow—and even snowplows : to 4H chib members while 15 went penses. the following: rsdnfaU. Snflth. ASSYRIA asked and was given of the local Rotary club and a ’Dis­ tion Laws." "GRlcral Michigan Cor- ' The Star Spangled Banner. Pranraid. "Uncle." And now it’s "And to *— •— One —— of -• ----------adult breeders the sur­ Possibly nature is storing water in trict Governor of Rotary Intema- poratlons." “Michigan Corporate cis Scott Key. Orchestra, chorus, the Rains Came." Think we could prising things to County Agent Fos­ one half mill. the ground now tor such a time. BALTIMORE asked and was1 tlonaL In the summer of 1937 he Codes" and "Michigan Corporation Glee club, choir and audience. itart some rice paddies In places. ter was the interest and bidding on was a delegate to the International Law.” I songs by thc Bovs' Glee Club granted one mill. The traitor. Max Stephen, seems the better animals from 4H dub * uuim» »■« , war would be In 1944. 1945 or 1M4 W Smith, Conference al Nice. Prance, and the He was appointed a member of and High School Chorus. lo be having difficulty being hanged. members In Eaton. Calhoun and ( BARRY asked and was granted International Assembly at Mon­ thc Corporation Code Committee, <B> In Heavenly Love—cd. Chris- The Banner is not vouching for th« nearer hoi If he were being tried in a place Kulamazoo counties. Some of the 11 ‘4 mills. , correctness of that professor's pro­ , treaux. Switzerland, at which time Uie Bruckcr administration > Hansen Ilk? Germany the ’ i” In tried best animals offered went to there I CARLTON requested and was he visited nine European countries. durlng which drew up a corporation code j ,b> Give Ear Unto Mv Prayer— phecy; but we can watch to see If in Detroit, has one half mill. bidders. , -given ---------------could be changed to “f". During the past ten years. Kim which was immediately adopted by-Arcadelt. DirecUon of Arthur Low- the dry year arrives as per schedule. a lieutenant in CASTLCTON asked and given County Agent Foster recognizes If it does, we wilL concede that his Our township exceeded its quota has been In considerable demand as the legislature. itr one mill and '.4 mill for fire pro ­ studyof tree rings was worth while. Hon. in the Naval Reserve and Is In the recent Red Cross Drive by certain mistakes and weaknesses in a speaker by various organizations i* ”- ■» “» Girls’ Glee Club. Songs by the awaiting orders to report at a train66';. We hope it did as well In this this first sale but feels there can be tection. HASTINGS Townsliip asked no throughout Michigan. <a) O Jesu So Sweet—Bach corrected and announces that Bond Drive. an Interest in Battle Creek civic |, (b) He came, to Hastings from DeEmltte Spirt turn Tuum — We don't mind rationing at all another similar sale will be held He was chairman of trolt in 1922 and was soon elected affairs. and was given one pediatrics at the Wayne University 1 Schuetky-Slngenberger. Direction next year if the county livestock after it arrives but.lt sure "gels us prosecuting attorney against Calvin commission which drew up a pro-,tof Miss Elinor Page. Medical School and lias moved to down'' to hear our .statisticians tell breeders are willing to co-operate. mill. uancroiu Two two years mter ne aePlana and procedures to! later he de- fr?m IRVING asked and was given one Bancroft. Detroit from Cambridge. Mass. us how awful it's going to be be- 77iia first sale has demonstrated feated John Gould and then won ^ke care of any possible growthi' Songs bv the High School choir, mUL (a) O God. Our Help Ln Ages Past the kind and quality of animals The elder Mr. Smith is vtoaforeiuind. Another case of being -------- .. for . Bancroft a of the City of Battle Creek and has JOHNSTOWN, one mill as re­ again from Calvin -the public Is interested in purchas­ president of the University of Mich­ scared of 'ghosts what ain't.’ served on numerous other commit- —\_ rovLost In the Night—Chirstlanthird term. quested. <bT Since ■’as rationing Is on. we think ing. tees. Including the board of the <h ‘ igan. from which both of his sons MAPLE GROVE, one mill as re­ In 1928. he retired from the prose­ Battle Creek chamber of Commerce. sen. Direction of Arthur Lower. the local boys are courting the girls were graduated. - . quested. cutors office and has been active in Invocation. Rev. Arthur M. ColdIn their own neighborhood more— Mr. Hamilton has also been promi ­ ORANGEVILLE asked and was a law practice which has spread out (Continued on page 8. Sec. 1) Hope you all told yours. "Don't Sit nent in the affairs of the State Bur Contributions Equol Or granted one mill. far beyond the confines of Barry and was the first man to be elected Under (he Apple Tree With Any­ chanlcal engineering in 1929. has PRAIRIEVILLE/request for 1% county. Of late, he has specialized Exceed Past Quotas body Else But Me." of that body for two suc­ been Ln the Insurance business tn ^RUTLAND!' asked no allocation more and more in trial work and president Response to the Barry County Detroit. Ho formerly was with the Reminds mo of a trip south opce terms. . has been called In to handle a num­ cessive Youth Council Drive for funds General Moton Corp. —while traversing the Cumberland, He li a chancellor of Uie Epis ­ His wife, this year. ber of important and unusual cases which began Tuesday morning fol­ the former Sarah Jane Godala tit Hills. on«_of our party remarked THORNAPPLE asked and «as which have developed in Western copal Diocese for Western Michigan Event to Be Sponsored lowing e Rally Breakfast at I.O.OT. that they didn't wonder that cousins given one mill. Michigan—such cases for example, and was appointed by Bishop hall, is very encouraging, according so often married each other down By Junior C. of C. WOODLAND requested and was as The People vs. Charles Bigge, at Whittemore 01 Grand Rapids to to Joe Skinner, the drive chairman. there. there—a "saain" couldn't gel up take charge of and to work out plans i To Aid Harold Fatter Thc Hastings-Junior Chamber of granted two mills. MonlstA*: the Gull Lake Assembly AU team reports so far indicate "pep” enough to struggle over those Commerce will play iiost to Uie Boy YANKEE SPRINGS asked 3'4 case; the Battle Creek Food com- for the consecration of 8t. Marks I In Farm Labor Program that people are at least matching Cathedral in Grand Rapids. hills and back courting anyone else Scout Camporec to be held here mills, was given 2 muls. nany vs. Kirkland: the success­ futrher away. »,thi '“8“'“’. Uw ABen Bishop, a fanner residing In, and in many instances substan­ the Children's Hospital of MichlJune 4-6. and which will Include Districts with high schools asked ful defense of Dr. Kelsey in the I have been corresponding for troops from HasUngs. Delton. Mid­ and were grunted allocations as Kalamazoo Circuit Court In a re­ in which he has figured are: Mer-iHope Township, lias been added to. tlally increasing their donations of two or three years with a young dleville. Clarksville. Lake Odessa, follows: * ST. ot sl‘,cpJ»ard “lld the Barry county Extension Office> last year. Tills same report also is trial ordered by the Michigan Su­ OUver Farm Equipment Companies;.■ to give County Agent Foster asslst-, being received from other commun­ degree In 1923. He was on the lady living near Manchester. Eng­ and Nashville. Camporee chairman HASTINGS CITY, asked 9 mills, preme Court. land. Have given several of our Jack Hewitt announced today. Ctare granted 8 65 mills. ' vim hi. i.w imninn ■> iK. *n’'olvLn8 imce with the /arm tabor problem. ities in the county who are co-op. u.111 iiW tri\n*J.le Mly million dollars; Gull Lake As- according to an announcement byJ erating In the drive. All of the fac- University hospital staff for a while Yanks her address and now she has Johnson was named as chairman of NASHVILLE-Kcllogg. asked 8 tt University of Michigan In 1913 aft- sembly case; Newton vs. Old Mer-iMnroldJ Faster county agriculturalI (orles here have given Increased but has been on the Harvard Uni­ written, saying that she's married. the project for the Junior Chamber mills, granted 7.15 nulls. ft?1” Ctotoenbunr ■ chants National Bank involving an i agent. Mr. Bishop will “make his. donations this year. versity faculty as an swistsnt pro­ Hope they don't nil call at once— of Commercej whose members will FREEPORT, asked 8 mills, grant­ w torn at^B^uriS N^b MoA® 1 ‘'nport”?\t, ,anl,uniti"S!Jn}?t altua- headquarters atSSe Comity fteten. Judge Archie D. McDonald, speak- fessor for the last 10 yean. another -intenuiUonal situation", assist In conducting the program ed 7.65 mills. “HLs wife Is the former Margaret m11 " 1 . , 3’ Itlon: Battle Creek Food Company Hon office on the second floor of ths। ing at the Drive Breakfast, said no doubt, if her husband is pos­ and the Court of Honor scheduled DELTON—Kellogg, asked 9J mills, lrw4 ntH<the Snivel i’tv o^Drtrolt ?’,?arktan<!i Be^ att°mey for Uie I court House in Hastings. that the work being done by such Earbart of Ann rtor. They nave sessed of the ''green-eyed monster.” for Saturday evening. June 5. at granted 9 8 mills. iy PeHj0*t Kelloggs and a director of the Sc- 1 Mr. Bishop's work will be to tryr organizations as the Youth Council four children.” We were privileged to be the din­ Uie fairgrounds. (Continued on page 6) 1 b**d.,y curlty National Bank. un<i recruit the farm tabor in Barry r was particularly necessary during ner guests of a friend Lieut, at Fort Purpose of Uie Scout Camporee Is Ford M°tof 1 Mr. Hamilton was bom at Slur- | County and elsewhere necessary to> wartime as an effective agent to Custer on Easter Sunday. We ate to allow an exchange of camping Cmnpany by nlght. gis, and practiced law there for sev- , successfully operate Barry Countyr help cut down the rising curve of In the same dining hall with the experiences among Scouts In the Believing that a lawyer should en years before moving to Battle farms. In this work Mr. Bishop> Juvenile delinquency. boy* he is helping to train—mostly Thornacple District. Ordinarily have awide range of experience, he ' Creek. 1 wm make surveys in the schools to> Joe Skinner, drive chairman, has part of my practice has coma from southern California. Would planned to include all of the hun­ took anapprenticeship with va- | Mr. Sigler, as stated before, plans 1 determine how many of thc older■ nut in a considerable amount of outside thia community. Thia have liked to have given them ail a dred odd troops In the Grand Val­ rlous lawyers and taw firms in De- to maintain a .Hastings office for boys or girls might be Interested time organizing the drive and the handshake and a pal on the back. ley Council, each of the Council's At their October session, the Bar­ trolt after graduaUon. He was as- the time being and hopes to spend m farm work this summer. TheI• smoothness with which the teams During the other war I was of four districts will this year conduct ry County board of supervisors soctated for a time with the firm at least one day a week here, until I possibilities of women, merchants,. went into operation is an indicaan age where the sight of a uni­ a local affair. voted to pay a bounty of $3.00 for form made my pulse behave sur­ Some features of the cnmporetf each fox killed In this county after of Edwin Denby who later became Uie new partnership quarters are etc will be Investigated as possible> tton of the effective Job he did. to move my office to one Secretary of the Navy in the Hard- ready InBattle Creek, the Sigler | help during short emergency crop > The Camp Fire Girls were again larger centers. Obviously prisingly. but how my emotions will lx* a parade, followed by an I November 1. The Increased number Inctadministration; with Judge Ar-.office here will be open every day harvesting periods eraentency are “strictly maternal'' and Oh. Adventure Trail on Saturday after­ of these pests, and their destructive U» W.l»ur, a .pecUlUt In ear- u mual. been reluctant to consida ,, U gipS uSi I™ labor ra- in charge of the Drive Breakfast. how nroud we are of all of you! noon, and a family potluck for each work In slaughtering poultry, young change, and have ccnsistenl ;---------------------------------------------------------- I cruitment and tabor placement ccn-■ NOTICE TO PUBLIC After dinner we visited the ken­ troon Saturday evening. Beginning lambs, rabbits, game and song birds ed it. Many years smoota nel* where the dogs are being Friday afternoon and evening, the caused the county legislative body —n—j Commencing June 3 and unUl the people of this county trained for guard and attack work. nnwram will be concluded by 9:30 to take that action. «... „ make it further notice, both banks in Has- suited In handy and convenient for farmers i tings will close each Thursday And after going the length of that Sunday morning. Mr. Hewitt Mated. Up to May I.’bounties had been long building housing the dogs we to make their labor needs known afternoon. This action is to conpaid on 57 foxes by County Clerk and people desiring work to find form with, a -policy and practice finally came to the kitchen with a Allan Hyde. Up to Saturday noon, The annual exhibition and can­ Farmers in Barry County will be Ln their local neighborhood. being observed by the majority of elate it. generous-sized stove where the food ----- , --------- r there had been paid 70 bounties in tata was presented by pupils of Cen­ interested to learn that the state work Throughout the summer season : business firms and professional ofwas prepared. While listening to 1 parmilinri Carviro the month of May. Thia week may the officer in charge explain the KCCFUITing J6FVICC the County Extension Office wlU Ifices here. tral school Friday evening. Par ­ UBUA. War Board has removed several more. make every effort to supply the, Hastings City bank diets, we heard a scratching sound Renewing active recruiting of 17- add The Calhoun county board of su­ ents and friends filled the audito­ the county quotas on certain Items farm tabor needed and make the National Bank of Hostings, back of one stove—upon Invest iga- year-old men andthose over 38 for pervisors. decided at their October rium to rapacity for the patriotic best use of the farm tabor available.1 Adv. 5-27 ting we found family of of kitten*. kitten*. Construction >und aa family Construction Battalions, theNavy Thus, according to Lawrence R. Requests for assistance should be1 .-------sllf -— 1----------1 sliding -------------------------------...— " ervice has reopened its meeting to pay a 85 00 bounty on cantata given by the pupils under clawing, ipplng. and trying 1 Recruiting Sei foxes in that county. They appro­ Farrell. Chairman Barry County directed to County Agent Foster’s1 to get out Ua of Wlbll their box. UUA. They auc/ were Battle Creek substation after five opportunity to the direction of Miss Page. The priated 8300 for the anticipated nil different shades and colors— months of concentrating on induc­ payments. slon Is now theme of the cantata was th^1 re­ Farm Machinery Committee, far­ office. That was all expended mers may locate needed machinery non-Aryan no doubtl tion of draft-age men. Creek. Lieut. (Jg> James Carroll Bolton. when three months had elapsed, so telling of the history of America in Barry or In other counties of CORPORAL LEONARD BATES I The officer was then kind enough the board put 8300 more into the to have his helper don a seventy- USNR. commanding officer of the bpunty fund. At the end tot the from the time of the Pilgrims and tills state and, if they can meet the IN BATTLE CREEK HOSPITAL I M. Sund protective suit and take out ended with a plea for "God to Save eligibility requirements, can then second three months the second obtain a purchase certificate from At the Percy Jones Government : Uie *rand*on 0 doos, one at a time for exhlbl- detailed Michael Weakley. Bp America for Freedom and for m the board put $3.00 more into the Peace.” The high school girls glee their county AAA office. lions. He let us pet them first (they first class, to the reopened su lawyers hospital (the former Sanitarium) in ■ Dr".l BrMMS. UuUM8300 was used up. and there was a State quotas remain the same, Battle- Creek wounded soldiers of • . were on a leash 1 and then aft-r he the Battle Creek post office. have di club closed the program with sev­ In addition to handling male vol- 1deficit of $815. Tne board appropria­ eral selections. and such Items as are listed below World War II are Ming rehablllta- s ■ started giving commands, asked u* Cal CC offl’s ted 81.000 to cover the deficit and unteers, Specialist Weakley will ac. are still rationed within the county. ted. The Sunday Graphic Section AUV I IUIM jALED to raise one hand a little and Im­ .The elementary rooms were open leave a balance to meet furUier pay ­ cept applications for enlistment from These rationed items include tractor mediately we were being attacked. I ' of the Detroit Free Press of May 23 ----- - -------------------“■' before and after the program and EMERY K- WOOD,----Prop. assure you I was several feet ahead women seeking training and duty <ments. At that time 243 foxes had work completed during the year, drawn or mounted: cultivators, contains the pictures of several such i Having sold the farm, Mr. Wood communities of the rest of the group I Thank In the Waves of the Navy or the been exterminated in our neighbor­ hobbles and art work, were on dis- combines, corn pickers, aide rakes soldiers. Among these, and on the the vin dlsnose of the oe: and tedders, hay loaders, pick-up goedneu for that stout leash! 1Spars of the Coast Guard. Women 1ing county. Because foxes do so much harm P Exhibits of the Junior high pupils balers, combine com huskcr-slired- first page of that section, we note tv »t public aurtlon Another thrill I forgot to men­ Interested may make their applica­ the picture of Corporal Leonard ideated 1 mile south tion—the privilege of having a cof­ tions at the Battle Creek Post Of- Itn so many ways a bounty on them were placed In the plav room and ders and tractors wheel-drawn. Bates, of Hastings. Below the photo I of Maple Grove Is an Investment rather than an fee cup *0 lanre I had to' take both ■ flee, jtoom No. 203., Is the statement of Corp Bates that ' offering a good Included art, sewing, cooking and hands to hold it—no handles you ■ Manual training exhibits. "A Jap sniper got me.” -He was hit chickens, chicken*. grain, grain, harness STORES CLO8BD MONDAY Potato Supply Easing know—probably yours Is Just like It. Each year this feature of tho rhlnerv TteWWV Read W Becauae Memorial Day falb PKAIRIl You see I like coffee and then a 1 , The supply of Southern potatoes :NAMED MEMBERS OF school program draws a larg^ crowd Isr^ increasing and will relieve the ILIBRARY COMMITTEE second cup. maybe-I'm all for the ,T ’r;_7n-" .KZi . Ue" la the comment of fhe Free of parents and friends who thus be­ v’>kr»n «f good relations with South ureaaure tor tnose consumers who At the last council meeting Mayor come better acquainted with the America! I have been unable to secure enough enough I^onard named Charles Paul, Mrs. teachers and the type of work the I have taken tfie "ChrisUan Her- pota, ®f s during the past few weSs potatoes peat weeks Belle Burton and* Mrs. Mildred boys and girls are doing. Much cre­ MEMORIAL BKRVIUKS Smith as members of the city li­ dit is due the teachers and Mtas ------- -------- ------------Retail brary committee. The council con­ Page for this splendid program and (OsnUnued on Page 3. Sec. 2.1 1| prices Prices should should not not exceed exceed 7c 7c per per lb. firmed them unanimously. the arrangement of the displays. speaker. Home Front about the increase In Juvenile de­ linquency. But not much has been done about It in most communities. There Is a growing conviction in Hastings that something construc­ tive ought to be attempted here to cure that trouble, and save boys ;and girls from the sorrowful results sterling on the wrong road. ;*of U,-n^e*S | There is need first of thorough \tudy of thrmrobh ?s .nV -• tiein. TheI next step „ ...v ,.^—ty cooperation of all or­ ganlzatlon* ganizations Interciu-a interested m in the the city city’’ss :?swrss~I.'bii’Sfiru!f(s: tits KlTbli’SUS MIIMulfii, aSX ‘ ■ 5“! 263304 u ’■•ST W*''W ”'“l ☆ AT A GLANCE ukhSS! * “•“ "surram* «“ VERY HIGH WATER IN COUNTY'S LAKES SIGLER ENTERS LAW PARTNERSHIP IN BATTLE CREEK lIvUEU *"ous. asss :s- S- TAX COMMISSION'S BACCALAUREATE ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON temporary grants 773671 .DRIVE GETS FINE RESPONSE SCOUT CAMPOREE HERE JUNE 4-6 ALLEN BISHOP ADDED TO BARRY EXTENSION STAFF County Has Paid $381 So far in Fox Bounties Cantata and Exhibits Certain Farm Machine Drew Large Crowd Quotas Removed Navy Reopens rotate n PERFECT PLANS FOR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MAY 27. 1943 ^mbeL°r *nd^” — j �THE HASTING8 BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY 87. 1H> BAXON8 WIN FIFTH came the high winds of the past > LEAGUE TRACK TITLE two weak* and mmiy acres were cut | tj,- Hastlnaa Baxons winning 10 off as ware several acres ot carrots, of the 12 ev®U romped off Considerable ditching has been done ^ro ,hP1r nnh Waal Central LmWhlle listening to the "Breakfast in lhe fialds. thereby Imaxoylng | BU_ track title last Wednesday ■l audU- brmdcul IfW, Hdll>. Utt d.Ultt,. » Utt lott b, In.nST.tS ptfJ^>iSlT!u! Next regular meetinc Thursday wood on Monday forenoon at ten ahould be less than heretofore. . .jninu o'clock. Mrs. Cedric Morey wm Mias Gertruda McPharlln .who .a 'ol ‘ _ ! i June I. All you members are urged surprised and pleased when a sol- taught lhe Coate Grove school the’ TheuB*,uln^(OI!rf ^,,nL e T „ '! VO .went up. We want to heartily dier was Introduced and he stated post year, has contracted to teachsecond with 29U pointe, while the j thank everyone who so generousiy he was "Lt. Allen Prentice of Has- in the grades in the Thornapple loriia Bulldog* were third and last J. supported our poppy sale on poppy ting*, Michigan." On thU weekly Kellogg school in Middleville the with 13 Greenville was not rep­ day. . Don't forj broadcast all service present year. at lhe meet. The fact are introduced, as one men of th^ pro- coming Im£em Cooley of Hasting, has resented '.hat BeldingS star. J. Kerajes. had i;1 vicea next itatlon £2^ WWJ gram features. been elected treasurer of the Wo- a muscle Injury after .winning the *^d?urT^*u®"A! F»t0" Willard Arnold city mall carrier men's Glee club of Western Mleht- 100 yard <Uah hurt Uie Redskin 7110 “““ la ls «" ” " Willard Arnold, city mail carrier, mens uiee c E.W.T. unde-7nt krTowHon^li w“ formally ta- ‘total. 1 Our state encampment will be dlcl'/A Pennock hospital Monday itlated with a special candlelight! The Saxons were paced by Dusne !held ln held In Lansing this year on June eve.^Z service Sunday Mav—23 .Ottosen with 11=J s M eve. Sund_, afternoon. -----------------------.. , and Ray Kenyon 225. 36 ,<k 27. The Delegates from ■ and--------Cit» clerk Mrs Walter Wai- i,n lhe rw-a room °t Walwood n.u Hall, ._,.u with 10 points. OttOMn WOO the ^,. our post will be comrade* Ixiweil lac. W. puXi^ Mn Hermii P°? *y * lh' ^uthter °C 440 “nd thc ,dFth h lump and ran on 7*— Tagg. Roy Bush. Edward Pritchard Soder'shomc-in the nm wart.Tdrs. Stephen J. Cooley., the winning reTay ty — team, while Ken- ■and Wesley Webb, with comrade* Soder plans to m*** her home in 603 E. Cllntoft St, and Is a gradu- yon won Uie 880 and lhe broad Willord. Platt, Geo. Keeler and Grand Rapids.0 * of Hastings hlah school. She jump. Fynnk Wompo as alternates. Mr. and Mrs Fred Goodell and 1 M “ Jun’or Music The Hastings relay team of Bar­ Our Auxiliary has enlarged their ton are moving this weekfrom the curricuhunmon Wilcox, Ray Manin. Ottosen. new class to 25 members with eight r'----------------—------- — land Harold Townsend successfully more prospects yet to work on. We Glen Densmore apartment into lhe FAMILY NIGHT AT defended the half mile relay chain - done half as good, with 4 new memA. B. Oldley house on W. Green St. acted* on#d r'nd tW° memb<ra ,o ** pionship. . Kim Sigler has been in Sturgis THR COUNTRY CLUB Members of the Hastings Country >c u.rev Ttie members W1 of u the three teams for several days this week trying Comrade Chet Englehardt U still lhe Malone Will case involving the club their famines and invited faded to endanger meet records in a supper any events UJ1 on miuuiu account (H of uie the auad- confined to hl* home with the Du estate of a prominent Sturgis wom­ K??*? ani 1° hare-.,evening. verse v«r*e weather conditions. Comrade Flfteld Report* hte wife an which is being hotly contested. at the club on Monday evening, Mr. Sigler is trying the case for T,le onIv «*«“> not «u'> by the had a severe accident last Wednes­ rf’enu S**011’ ww tbe 100 yard dakh. day. cutting one of her feet badlv. Ray Dresser, well known Sturgis v«vrh Sister Purdy has been caring for lawyer who was a former dtalnct rhndren^wT r-enbi' jure, CrnnmitU^ aauna, w ce mJm hs.' ‘ whlch wh,ch WM wo *on by J Junior unlor K Kerajes ereJej| benr7re Mr andI MmBronSi’! °r Biding, and the shot put copped her sister who b quite sick at tills writing. IAS by Roy Wells of Belding. Our Auxiliary voted to buy a war bond at U»e last meeting. We are all utged to turn out on Memorial day for the service* at the cemetery. 1Y»e parade .will start the 'H). Time: 18 seconds. at lhe Odd Fellow hail at 9:30. • 100 yd- dash—won by J Kersjcs in lhe United States to receive u committee or with Mrs. Charles It is hoped by next-week, more l<B>; second. Wilcox iH>: third. | Information of the initiation of Rogers. 41100 scholarship for the library Ro *eraTownsend <H; fourth, Rumlaek 41). new class of auxiliary ladies will be course at lhe1 University of Michl- , Time: 10.6 seconds. had. Jsn. Miss Nichols is the daughter of ;NOW LOCATEJ) IN | Mlle run won bv Tompkins (H); Ir. and Mrs. Mortimer Nichols PETERSBURG. W. VA. Friends will be interested to learn second. Gelsen (B); tied for third.' formerly of Hastings and a niece that Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burgdorf, ,Oyler (I) and McKeoigrh <H). Time of Mrs. Gilbert Fisher. minutes. formerly resided here, are now 5:043 ■ I Roy Hubbard and Frank McMH- who 1 lan took the high-low bowling doub- nt [ Petersburg. W. Va.. where he is I' 440 yd. run won bv Ottosen <H»: the United States Forest Service. second. : S. Kersjes <B>; third. Mar­ les without any trouble last Wed­ ills present area being the Monon“ itin <H>; fourth. Haynes. Time :565 nesday night. A group attended thc annual ■ ‘ County Clerk Allan Hyde picked in the United States Forest Service seconds. music festival on Friday. May 31. In Hastings. Mr. Burgdorf was con ­ > 200 yd. towi hurdles won, by Ful- in Kalamazoo. Six hundred voices up three four leaf clovers while 1 cnaiunK with wim a friend menu on un tlte uic Jail jau 1nected with the Yankee Springs —-w-.ler ‘H): .second. M- Thomas . < H >; under the direction of Noble Caln chatting ___________________ I third. Well* <B>; fourth, Kohloff fave a concert in the evening at comer of the court house lawn [Project. ■I “-turday. For many years thecoun- l.fluo . >n*;r tVrsxiann Saturday. aeconds. he men's gymnasium of W.M.CE. clerk of of Mackinaw county* has LEONE LEONARD 880\d. run won by Kenyon <H); A preliminary practice was held In ty clerk always given - ----------- ---~ . the afternoon al the same place. every couple applying for a mar- nnndLncc the approaching marriage IqV. A purebred Shropshire sheep was WarclL’ <>>• Time rlage license. ' awarded to Kenneth Miller, and a 330 yd d"b won by Wiicox <H). lamb was awarded to Lyle Hath­ ■ It is not for lhe aesthetic beauty I Lt ^%t*RU<,>terricir’ron^ftarx that second floor window boxes ।1 and MraP Leslie Herrickof Liver- “*<««*• Townsend (H). third. Rum- away as part of the F.F_A program. filled with green green leafy leafy plant* plants have have ■' | m^ciiHoflua " * ‘if?, ,n fo?r‘hTime filled with Mr. Tavlor announced last week cautornta. appeared at lhe Banner office. The “>ore, Sc!. _.<» 243in seconds. that all final examinations were to :24.3 seconds. Thc marriage will take place plants, all of Uie tomato specie*. ..— ‘— on Saturday. June 5. Lt. . Pole vault. Tied for first between Tuesday and Thursday nights of Lane (H) and Myers »H); third, 'Mahar <B): tied for fourth between this week and next MIm vanWeslure Grand,” meaning the nature HARRINGTON—FULLER i Warden «I). Bentley <11. Bolton trenen will be available to teach 01,11 e ?“«»•> , Miss Carol Jean Fuller, daughter ana Well» <B). Height 9 feet girls how to play tennis. Because of the continuous rain, A' "f Mr Bnd Mr3 °- M Fullcr- and 6 ,ncheauKuw.iJi" Orville" iPetci Hurring- । Shot put won bv Wells <B); sec- the date of the completion of soring |ton. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. ond,R.Thomas(H);thlrd.S.Kcrs- sport* has been set for May 38. tended a tea given by the Women's j Harrington, were united in marriage jm <B>; fourth. Myers »H>. DisOlrls who have completed their League of Western Michigan College I Wednesday. May 26. at Hobbs. New . tance 38 feet. 11 inches. sports are: Janet Bqekeioo. Mari­ lhe college. They were’ also a guest Mexico. High jump won by Ottosen <H>; etta Paul. Anne Goodyear. Iris Link. Mary Ixwkwood. Joan Moore Beu­ the college. She was also a guest ' * ** 'tied for second between Townsend lah Myen. al the weekend entertainment given Madelvn Staler. Merilvn, ,H' nnd Banas!) <H>; fourth. J. Zuttermeister. The spring siwrls Lastand Weeks KerSles <B> s trrt Mr. Mrs. Leiter Ira Hall aoddaugh- i, lclu.s Oh Hciaht "cwu s “*'• au 5 j have Included hiking, biking, ten­ Spindler Hall where their daugh­ ters Miss Lois Clouse and Miss Mar­ ter called on Mrs. Hall's motner. ' Hm-H lumn wnn bv Kmvnn <w>- nis. and archery. BiSda?lKwnkS,t*mM?f aiid*Mn”?fCan‘1' MyCrs ,H,; thlrd- J K”"‘ Projects in home management jorie Hill reside. started Monday. May 17. The girls The Hastings Division welcomes Bunday evening. are making shoe bags, embroider­ two new employees in the Division g Gamer Hampton or Hasting* .< ing. crocheting. knllUug. and mak­ Office. They are Marjory L. Boyes, Mr. and Mrs Wm. Buckland ing slioe racks. utility clerk; and Mrs. Louis Seeley, Litchfield wens Sunday taller* Mr. Oles' biology classes have , telephone operator. — Consumers .IL5>.S AL?-.TownsendI; second, Belding; third, Power News. a . . 'Earl Pennock and son Keith wore liASJ* completed tlielr study of tint aid. rnnin Time 1 :13 minutes. Dr- TW( Nadal, one-time acUvegunday visitors at Mr and Mrs. 1,0,un' Tile Junior Hed Cross club has nearly completed the knitted alf!'?"’™!.?.' OUv« numur ivemor W.b.1£r, In H-Un,,. Mr., .mkIICAH lkA.Jn--------------ghan for the UB.O. of tire slate board of education. n'Pennock received a cablegram for ^NB AUXILIARY from men their w» son lDale. *!!?*“•... wlll On May 20. Miss Hope Elisabeth the past twenty or more years Prfe- । Mother's Day (rau> >»c. Lsourl. whn )■ in th* t»rvire * Mr« Edna u c regular Auxiliary meeting aid Haupt, a research worker and writ­ idem of Drurv College in Missouri. 1 who Is lhe service. Mrs. on Thursday evening, June 3. er of Washington, D. C., spoke at H“tln«a 8*“»day He and Rorabeck visited her i»;-TOtod father nearf . be Mrs. Nadal were enroute to their1,---------- ---------- —— •*------ *—-•* when • ■“»> »u«M»ncf t, UrUren an assembly. She told some inter­ esting facts about the family of Sresent home In Olivet after at- 11. t. in MU' pneumanl. | „„ every member of the Madame Chiang Kai-Shek. mdancewgt the annual conference .Legion and Auxiliary. Junior AuxThe third hour speech class held ;of Coniregatlonal-Christlan church- DURFEE Last Week's Letter 1 ll!s,y and 801,5 of the Lesion is In­ a banquet at noon on Mav 30 to ir* In Grand Rapid*. Since his re­ Mr and Mrs Homer Hammond 'Urt to participate tn the Decora­ give thc members of the class ex­ tirement as Drury head he is fill­ ing the pulpits of OUvet and Char­ gave a birthday dinner Sunday for tion Day parade on Sunday. Please perience in making after dinner lotte churches, taking on the last Mrs. Anna Hammond. Guests were »>e=t at the comer of S. Jefferson speeches. Ruth Marble was toast­ interim assignment during the ab­ Mrs Hattie Post of Clarksville, Mr. “nd Center Sts. promptly al 9:00 master. Manv students were excused from sence of Rev. R. H. McConnell, now and Mrs. Guy Erb. Mr. and Mrs. । A. M. :on duty as a chaplain In thc Navy. Grand Rapid/Hurf1Ctara Cavan- , Poppy Day sales on Saturday ex- their fifth and sixth hour classes May 10 to attend the W.C.L. track Dr Cnrleton Brooks Miller, well ot oU,cr reP°«® meet at the fairgrounds. known Battle Creek clergyman, was augh of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. The journalism students are president of named Conference Moderator for Ernie Bateman and son Richard Mr».A,“? Larsen, . next year. Mrs. Frank D. Fitzgerald were afternoon callers. * Mrs. Clara 1 ‘he Auxiliary. With three places making notebooks ns a review of "P°"NaohylUo the work they have done this sem­ : widow of a former Michigan gov- Cavanaugh of Detroit is spending y« a couple of week* at the Bateman “«d Woodland, the amount received ester. Misa Robson's English literature ------ ,;land Blia Hammond IlBUUlkUIlU homes. IIIHUVD. ★ w Our « school was over 4460.00. n is hoped that .-----------------------------------(When all returns are in. that thc classes are reading biographies. Onion growers In the Gun river I closes — Thursday with a picnic. v* lev are having their trouble* | _L—----Senior name cards were available amount may total well over 8500.00. at the Commercial Printers start­ this spring. They have about 1100 DON’T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T I The Auxiliary and the Legion ex­ NEED—BUY WAR BONDS acres seeded to onions with about Hend thanks to all who assisted so ing Thursday. Mav .20. Thc Doomsdav Book is effected -------------------------------- ---- ---------- splendidly—thc cooperating schools ------------------------------------------ ~A* well as individuals. Your en- to arrive Friday, May 38. !'1'.'SS*UC “ •™u’ LOCAL NEWS STOCK UP! WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, DECORATION DAY! Ration Calendar SUGAR: Stamp fi, good to Whether you're planning.picnic lunches or family dinners for the hol­ iday weekend, you can decorate your menus with the fine foods that make every meal a medal-winner. How? By shopping here for all your food needs. Our appe-tempting variety of foods that require no ration points at all and our full stocks of all rationed items, moke menu planning easier . . . and our daily low prices make food buying more economical. Shop here daily and uso your savings to decorate your War Stamp Book with extra stamps. June I. For 5 lbs. COFFEE: Stamp 23. good to June 1. POINT STAMPS: GH J Blue to June 7. K L M to June 30 RED E F C H J. to May 30. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES At Hastings9 Finest Produce Bar 2ii». 22= 21 c 2 lbs. 25= SILVER SKIN ONIONS LEAF LETTUCE SPINACH GREEN PEPPERS 2^21= SUNKIST LEMONS 6M7= FLORIDA ORANGES 33= HEAD LETTUCE CARROTS 2 s- 19c Fresh crisp [ GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES California 33^ Q0C dO Pink Meat 4 for IX7 GROCERY DEPARTMENT Beverage Cereal Ja-Vah, pkg. -------- Coffee White House, lb. Sanka Kaffce Hog Premier Coffee 19‘ 26c 37c 36' 31' Monarch Coffee Lb.................................. Ice Cream Vanilla, qt................ Grapefruit Juice 4 points No. 5 can.. 30' 29' 29' 22 points Libby's Pineapple juice No. 5 can............... 39' 15 point* Del Monte Fruit Cocktail 2 cans.................... 37' Del Monte Plums No. 2’; can, 2 for S“o£^S. Home Brand 35' 5 red points, 2 lbs... All American 11 point* Fame Crccn Bean: French Style, 2 cans Tract 5 Red points, can....' Spam 5 Red points, can.... Cake Flour Sno Sheen, pkg......... 35' 33' 35' 26' 5 red points, ea....... Parkay 5 red points, lb....... Nucoa 5 red points, lb....... Good Luck 5 red points, lb....... 35 19 26 26 26 HEKMAN S SALTINE MINUTE MAN 1st Call ARGO CRACKERS DRIEDSOUP PEAS CORN CM N. QQ 2 pk9' 1 J 16 points, SIL'S 4^ 2caniLJ Q ■' rc J 2 cans ^HUWI *UB;i Kh4 ‘D. DU*s«r"o<wJi“,'2a WAND THAILB= “ SS Hostings, Mich. Telaphones 2244-2557 B our last chance Io see the hit picture of the year « Stars including Crosby, Hope, laimour STAR SPANGLED RHYTHM' THURSDAY and FRIDAY, MAY 27-28 SATURDAY ONLY. MAY 29 HAMBURGER "tk PORTERHOUSE STEAK SIRLOIN STEAKS BEEF ROASTS ctEc'Z-u. BOILING BEEF m’Zl. 28' 49' 43' 33' 19' PORKCHOPS SPARE RIBS SLAB BACON SLICED BACON BEEF LIVER Center Cut Lean 9 Points — Lb. Lean Meaty 3 Points Qc •>& OQC Lb. CbO lb. OCc 03 A Oc Any Size Piece 7 Points 8 points pound Tender 6 points — lb. 9QC DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Three .Mesquileers THE BLOCKED TRAIL' "MARGIN FOR ERROR" Bargain adult prices end at 5:00 F. M. SUNDAY and MONDAY. MAY 30-31 Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck in BALL OF FIRE" TUES.. WED.. THURS., JUNE 1-3 Noel Coward. John Mills and Joyxc Carey In "IN WHICH WE SERVE" COOKED HAMS TENDERIZED HAMS whole or shank half BAHRY 39c THEAT11V7 Hostings, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MAY 28-29 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION 7 points DEAD MAN'S GULCH THE LIVING GHOST FD OOCENTER SUNDAY and MONDAY. MAY 30-31 Eddie Bracken and Susan Hayward in YOUNG AND WILLING" TUES., WED,. THUMS.. JUNE 1-2-3 'THE PARADE OF 1943 2M E. STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH N, MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. MJ jr U. S.O. N E WS ☆ LJ BURNS CAUSE DEATH OF SIX YEAR OLD Mrs. D. A. VanBuskIrk reports rrl Burns suffered when his clothes that there was little ditficulty in KU caught fire while playing around „ a finding hotteses to serve ut the room SS bonfire about five weeks ago rere-1(during the 5:30 pm. to 7 pm. time Fl|| suited in the death of Gerald E. which was recently added to the 1 Jgj Johnson, six year old son ot Mr. pjn. to 5 pan.; 7 pro. to 0:30 pan. SN and Mm. Clifford Johnson of Irv- schedule. Among the volunteer hosI1 Ing township. At thc time the boy gj was burned, the father extinguished Steven Cooley. Mrs. Prank Andrus. Ml the flames by rolling the lad on the Miss Sara Schader, Mrs. Dorothy Mt| ground. He was taken to Pennock Dunlap. Mrs. Anderson, t Rev. Don SS hospital where he remained for Gury, Mrs. Carlin. MIm Esther Doty. fjl some time for treatment. Mrs. Frank Kelley. Mrs. Agnes RO' Surviving besides me parents arc Newton. Mr». Wellesley Ironside. JS a twin brother. Harold; two other Mrs. Charles Pott*. Mrs. Elizabeth n brothers. James nnd Robert; a sls- Johnson. Mr*. E. KJenytm. Mrs. [Kl ter. Evelyn: and two grandmothers. Bessie Smith and Miss Doreen Mrs. Bertha Johhson of Hastings Clary. I11 and Mrs. Florence Blackford of USO. Dances have been temIM Freeport. Kairly cancelled because most of §31 Funeral services were held on men at Clear Lake Camp have gelrTuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from been transferred and It will be u U the Methodist church lit Freeport. number of week* before a new as­ ’Aith Rev. A M. Coldren of First signment of men arrive aLcamp. ft I U B. church. Hastings, in charge. Did you know that, besides the LU Interment was in Pleasant Hill volunteer shows, featuring wellcemetery. Freeport. known stars Hike lhe regular radio broadcast* made at camps) there [U MUNICIPAL COURT are 50 U S O. show units under ib» Clyde Crawford. 13. of this city. direction of the U. S. Army that f| I was arrested on complaint that he ate playing at camp* all over the LM was disorderly here on Sunday lost. country every day in thc week. Such Si He was taken Into Municipal Court a show, consisting of five profes­ nj Tuesday and admitted lhe charge. sional entertainer* was given for JS Judge Cortright assessed a fine of the Coast Guards al Clear Lake Mi; 810 and costs In the case. 81.50. Camp on Friday night thich wa* [U which he p^ld. a first rate type of. amusement. Bftl Theron Balch. 41. of Kalamazoo. Needless to sav how much the fel­ |H was arrested Tuesday by the sher- lows enjoyed the entertainment. ESjiff's officers, chanted with reckless Current discussion about town M driving at Hickory' Corners, on Sun- ha* raised thc question of using |M day. Mav 23. Hr was taken into the USO. room, part-time; as a gs Municipal Court Tuesday forenoon. youth center for our own teen-age Il He denied that lie had committea boys and girls. There an many la thc offense and put ud a 850 cash sides to this question. However. If gS bond for his appearance at hl* trial, you have anv onlnlon.* relating to f| which Judge Cortright set for Fri- such a poasibllily will you please |S day. June 4. __ __________ oaa* them on to any member ot Ft OUT ON PROBATION lhe USO. committee which in­ A week ago Saturday Donald B. cludes: Mrz. Shirley Henry. Du­ S Smith. 25. of this city, admitted to rance Trethric. Mrs. Chester Hodg­ fl Judge McDonald that he was guilty es. Charles Annable. Mr* David g of the charge at attempted break- French. Rev Don Gurv. Mr* Rich­ KI ing and entering lhe Brandrtetter ard Grods D. A- VanBuaklrk. and U warehouse here. He was remanded Mrs Rlch<rd Cook. , §4 to the custody of the sheriff. SatThe Barry county Garten Club* h| urday he again was brought into liavo undertaken Ute project of LU । court for sentence. Judge McDonald keeping fresh garden flowers al lhe St । ordered him to pay 825 as costs in room during the summer. fl the case, and put him on probation LN, for two years. He is to report each Approximately 140 attended the month to Probation Officer Henry dance eV the Country Club Satur­ KiOaborn. is to pay 8100 a month day evening Besides thc Coast S I’.’S'.' 'SrtS- tji"S.°uSS ‘SI bU he will again be brought into court pi .and can be sentenced from six ' uJ. months to two yean at Jackson. j '"'"1 David Stone, from Ha*tlngj. WAR—FORGET IT. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY CHURCHES retlng Thursday mbera are urged rant to heartily io so generously er station WWJ home in Eaton ipment will be Delegates from omradcs Lowell iward Pritchard The Coats drove C. E met Sun­ day evening,'May 10. for a discus­ sion ot Ute topic "A Cure For Mil­ lions Is there a case for missions now? Will there be after the war? How tong will it last? o Keeler and itemates. • enlarged their nberx with eight to work on. We Ith 4 new mem­ members to be FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, hCIENTTST Comer Church and Center Streets Subject: "Ancient and Modem Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced." Sunday Service 11 am. Sunday School 0:30 am. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting 7:45. Reading Room in church edifice open Wednesday and Saturday from iglehardt to still ir with the flu nt last Wedncsher feet badly been caring for tlte sick at this eetlng. to ium out on HT. ROSE MUSICAL PROGRAM The 8L Rose Music Department will present a musical program and also a one-act play at Centra) au­ ditorium Sunday May 30. at 8 o'clock. Thto to the annual spring program to which the public to in­ vited. No admission charge. xrade .will start • Initiation nt ■y ladles will be CAMPBELL BRETHREN CHURCH Sunday school. 10:00, Lt*Ur Mil­ ler. Supt. ■ Morning worship. 11:00. subject. The Precious Blood of Jesus.” )L NOTES d the annual Yiday. May 31. hundred voices of Noble Caln Lhe evening at BOWENS MUXS CHURCH Sunday school at 10:30 am Everybody cordially invited. METHODIST CHURCH OFFICERS At the fourth quarterly confer­ ence of Uie Methodist churr.il enurr.n rere­ cently held. T. 8. Baird was elected church treasurer; Miss Mabel Si*son. treasurer of benevolences: Mrs George Heath, financial secretary: E. p Bollum, lay leader.and lay member of lhe annual conference: A. K. Frandsen. reserve lay member of the annual conference. same place. hire sheen wax Miller, and a to Lyle HalhP-F-A. program, iced last week istlons were to •k of school, aday nights of MIm vanWeaLable to teach into. • mtlnuou* rain, letton of xnrlng or May 38 nmpleted their oekeloo Marivear. Iris Link. 1 Moon*. BeuBtolcr. Merilvn. spring sports t. biking, ten- managetnenl ’ 17. The Kiris I*. embroider­ ing. and ruitkch&ses have f ot find aid. tom club has e knitted al- lope Elisabeth rker and writ­ . C- spoke at d some interhe family of ■Shek. Ute class exafter dinner excused from hour classes ■tudenta one this semtoh literature graphics. were available Tlntera start) k to effected EWS i: skirk reports difficulty in □ 7 p.m. time Ided to the 1 to 0:30 p.m. olunteer iiosrank Andrus. 4rs Dorothy ti. Rev. Don K liic: Pttjr. Mrs. Agnes ley froiulde. Ira. Elizabeth knjici. Mrs diss Doreen been temluse most of ■ Camp have Il will be a e a new as- besides the luring well­ regular radio ampsi there La under «b» . Army that all over the e week. Such five profes­ s given for Clear Lake amusement, uch the feltalnmenL about town m of using -tUnc. as a are many However, if relating tn you please member of which inie*ter HodxMr* David . Mr* Rlchluakirk. and trdm Club’ project of iwerz al the tended the ?lub Saturthe Coast from Kelr own bovs, Ings. ATN THE EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Memorial day will be obaerved at 11 o'clock service, with sermon bv the Rev. Don M dury on "A Good­ ly Heritage." Holy communion at 8 a m. and Sunday school at 10 a.m. • WEHLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. J. R. Chrispell. Pastor Hastings Sunday school at 10:30. Lawrence Adams, superintendent. Preaching service nt 11:30. No evening service thto week. Everyone urged to attend the revival at North Irvlnu. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve­ ning at the church Quarterly Meeting: Business meet­ ing Saturday evening. June 5 at the church here: with a union com­ munion service here Sunday morn­ ing. Conference President Rev. D. T. Perrine will nreslde. . The pastoral vote taken last Sun­ day resulted in a unanimous vote for return of the present pastor. N. Irving Revival services continue each evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. B. E. Man­ ker to bringing splendid messages each '■venlng. A cordial Invitation to all to attend. PREHBYTERIAN ANNOUNCEMENTS 8. Conger Hathaway. Pastor 225 W. Center St. Sunday morning worship at 10:30 o'clock May 30. In Ute aOsence of the pastor who to attending the Mid-Assembly Youth Conference In Detroit Rev. Mattijrw Kelly, of Ver­ montville. will preach on the theme. “Temptation." The vested choir arill sing. Sunday school at 11:45, Forrest B. Lane, acting superintendent. The Boy Scout Troop will meet Monday night, E. L. Taylor. Scout­ master The Session will meet at the Manse at 7 p. m. Tuesday, June 1st. The Presbyterian Guild will meet with Mrs. John Havens. 838 E Marshall St.. Wednesday evening. June 3. The Woman's Missionary Socletv will meet at 2 om. Thursday. June 3. with Mr*. Carrie Coleman. 813 W. Green St. Mrs S. Cong-r Hath­ away will have charge of the pro­ gram and Mm. W. H. Cole will con­ duct the devolionals. The Presbvterlan League will meet for potluck dinner at noon Friday, June 4. wiUi Mrs. Carrie Coleman. 813 W. Green St. At a congregational meeUng held last Sunday. Delbert Whitmore was elected financial secretary of the Presbyterian Church The Board of Trustees will meet at the Manse on Tuesday. June 1 at GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Divine worship at 10:30 A M. The pastor will preach on "Prayer." Sunday school at 11:30 A. M The Sunday school will meet on Friday. June 4. IM P-M.„ al 521 W. Court. WOMEN'S SLACKS sL,vS:rr." SEn."inneres?J!?*."®:- FARMERS FOR SLACKS GIRLS Cotton Dresses AND SHEEP SUMMER SLACKS OWNERS Boys' Sturdy Slack Suits FOR ALL STOCK USE AND SPORT SHIRTS TO TOP-OFF YOUR SLACKS! worm’s grip with PTZ Week End SPECIALS ASSYRIA The Unton Cemetery organization. In charge of Mrs Harvey Cheese­ man and Mra. Kenneth Garrett, an­ nounces lhe Memorial services to be held on May 30 at the South Evangelical church at 1:18 o'clock. A good program Is prepared with Chief Taravella. of lhe Clear Lake Camp of Coast Guards giving the address An orchestra from Battle Creek will furnish music and there will be other features. * The Brigg* school will observe Ito closing by a Arrangement* are being made for picnic dinner at Reids landing. Thomapple lake. * Mrs. Bessie our Childrens Day—June 6th. Strickland is assisting at the home BAPTIST CHURCH NOTCH of Mr. and Mr* Orval Dunn in Sunday School at 10 o'clock. caring for Mr. Dunn who to ill. 32* MILD CHEESE CORN MEAL .'IX 18c CIDER VINEGARbuikgaUoni8c BULK MACARONI, 4 lbs. STUFFED OLIVES 3oz. WELSH GRAPE JUICE .*23c HORSE RADISH 6°*- M lesser stomach worm, bankrupt worm, hookworm, large-mouthed bowel worm, and nodular worm. Its active ingredient, Phenothia- 29c to be effective against the nodu­ lar worm. 19c This product Is available in two 10' the feed. Get PTZ fur your sliccp today. GUARDEX MOTHPROOFS FOR YEARS! WootenMills...SAFE • QUICK • EASY )• apply...m odor...DRY CLEANING MANY TIMES doos not offset GUAR DEX QUAST 95« QAUOH nM W. R. ROTH, Furniture HASTINGS PHONE RtM HILLS COFFEE PRICES 33' lb MICHIGAN BREAD, 20 ox. loaf ..lie HONEY WHEAT BREAD lb M11' Powder-----------------------$1.25 Pallatti, 100’8_______ $6.00 Adult Sheep Drench, Vi gal. -$6.50 Drench, 1 gal.—$12.25 Schulsa California Stylo—fruit julcot added Stebbins & Jacobs BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE REXALL STORE C. THOMAS STORES You Don’t Watch Out! Sport Shirts Women s Knit seventeen Before the A little guy -------- -- ----------Will get it tere the headline.) cotton in diagonal saddle shoulders SPORT ‘"Courtesy and Friendly Shown to AU" Phene till Service Hasting*, Mich 'He’s especially glad to stop you from buying Penney's work shoes, be­ cause he knows how well suited they dre for hard use on victory farms and in war plants! 98c GIRLS' COTTON SHIRTS BLOUSES Lustrous fabrics in white ODESSA CATSUP, 10 points14c MOTHS IS43 | HINDS CORNERS , Clinton Vannocfcer of Lgcey spent Sunday wiUi Mr and Mr*. Herbert Sutton and all attended church in iBalUe Creek Sunday evening. * | Mr*. Plwna Wilkinson of Kalamamx> has been spending a few day* with Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Blsiwp. * Mr. and Mr*. Eyerett Myers of Pontiac were guests of Mr. and Mrs Keel Tobias and family and Mr. and Mra. Malon Tobias of BaUto Creek ITS SLACKS, SLACKS, SLACKS FOR ALL THE FAMILY! JEFFERSON 8T. U. B. CHURCH Sunday 10 am. Worship hour with Rev. O. R. Weeks, of Unton Citv bringing the sermon. Bunday Schoo! at 11 am. Chas. King. Supt C. E at 7 pm. topic—What It takes to be a missionary. At 8 o'clock Rev. Weeks will again bring the message. Pre ver meeting each Wednesday evening. W W. Freese class leader You are invited to attend these TOTAL WAR ON tl, McKelMrs Donald Raynoids on Sunday field were in Kalamazoo Saturday I guesta Sunday at the Harry k evening. _ afternoon A— “Mr ut tiunxMi on ou business. ouBUicaa. a w More Mixe than uuui *»» • fifty people attended the dedication gheeseman “ and 5* family Mr. and of Ifta Service Flag, Sunday Bob Cha*Stonton and Rufus. Mr. MARTIN CORNERS vmr Sunday ouuaay school kiiooi had naa election orcuun Hit. daughter, and Mr. and Mr*. Clifton Our of officer* Bunday which resulted "**np ‘Iffy**!1* Harris and daughters oi saasuw follow*. tsupt. Supt. Kev. Rev. j. J u. D Aeucx; Aellck; “ Lily spent tsunaay Sunday wim with Mr. ana and aa rouows. city AaatoL Supt . Mr* Ecadene Weeks; *■' “W- •***• Ranson Mra Herman Babcock at their BrteSec . Mr* Clara Heraei; Treaa.. address and as he read lol Lake rottagc * Mr and Mr* Thomas Davte; Pianist, Mra. Eva-, lh5 names of our boys their par- j{Brvey Marshall were Sunday gueata dene Weeks; Assist ntantet Joyce ,nl’ ro* ,nd Marilyn Norman pre- of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hoffman. Demond Choirister Mr* Alma . aen tert a corsage to each family I ---------------»> ■ ■ ■ > Goodenough; Librarian. Ruthanne lg« have hineteen atari on Qtlr flag Packing Haase Efficiency •ight ski-troopers, to lim« and take cart erf the famulea der and wife of MlsslMlppl called Bulletin Board attendants. J'lnnc' followed the program. ♦ One need only follow th* progress metal and At* any on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snyder Bun­ Herael; Jerilee Herzel and Javer- Demand i Mra. Rush Saunders and Norma, *»n« wv signed a* a makeshift ta day * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborn of Battle Creek called on the lat- J. D. Aellck; assist. te*rher Mte*iOur *c>»opl closed Friday with a UfcuuS* to realize th* complexity of Allee Whetstone young peoples nlr "'c • ’ ,the school how. ThLi production and thc multlfarlousncss 10;0u A. M Sunday school In O lions and family Barbara and class. Mrs Millie Fisher; Junior l,ie first year •if>c« Mrs. Saunddle Ulel which an animal can Wesley Glllona went home with charge of Mrs. Etta Mead. Mr*. Evodene Weeks; Be- 'f* h“ been teaching here that After butchering the hide to them ud at papa'* children. 11:00 A. M. Special Memorial Day them to Battle Creek to spend a class. sinners class Mrs Velma Demond* I she has not had an 8th grade pupil I , . . pair kit containing a Message by the pastor. SSuLtlXto. Mil * Mr. .,.d Ud L,l. r.mCTrdbx,xp«Uwh..«dmPU.I. 3:30 P. M. Jail Service To keep berries. cherrle*. and Missionary Sec Mtea Alice Whet- Wilcox and two sons of Battle Crertf I their task with the least possible SOUTHWEST RUTLAND rapes tiptop, store In a shallow stone. We have a good Bunday ’ •" ’ 'edinner gueata of Mr*. Emlft | damage to the skin. The hide to 8:00 P. M. Evening Evangelistic Mr. and Mrs. John Defimlth are eight ounces. achool with a pretty good attend| Wilcox Saturday. , t h <r i cured in brine for 30 days beicrvice in charge ot the pastor. I the pround parents of a baby girl fore using. < • *--------- ------— being -----•— tor--------------•—•— I •fore sold the manufacture Monday. May 31. 8 00 P.M. । bom May M 12 ................................ at Pennock hospital. ance. but there's room and a hearty : | of shoes, .... harness, saddlery, belting Tne young people's A Capclla ahe She weighed 7 lb. 3 oz and win aflll welcome waiting for as many as DOWLING /"‘JI “ lnt.t£e ,ludi’' Mr- »nd Mrs Fred Stanley of and related goods. " " :horus win sing two numbers at > answer to the name of Rosemary Cheboygan County are spending -r - - ’ •• ;he youth evangelistic convention ■ Ann. * Mr. and Mrs. France OorThe tail hair to preserved for em­ sl the Grand Street United Broth- ham spent Sunday In Kalamazoo at yy d? .yod'.L * ¥5-'.*%? th> week with Mr. and Mra. Orlle ren Church. jthe home of Mr. and Mr*. Ernest M«*• ,,enTL<h,V!. recenU> 1 Fisher Mr and Mra Mark Norris ploy in upholstering, in the manu­ Tuesday. June 1 Gorham. * Mr. and Mrs. Byron Mc- had heir home wired and now en- of Prairieville were also vteitors facture of brushes and like products. Mr> The body hair, removed in the proc­ Tlie irgular meeting of W M.S 1 Ribbon and June were Sunday eve- tav toy th. the hrn.flt. benefits at of .Iwtrtaity, electricity. * thfrc on gunday * Mr vill( be wt^lhe home, of Jbtri^Lura ning callers at the home of Mr.,.and WlUard Hilton of Hastings spent Millon Leinaar of Delton *|re ess of tanning, to sold for felting or Icon's at Nashville at 8:00 P-M. n Sunday after- Sunday with hto dau. -‘sughtsr. MY*. Sunday visitor* al Myron Whltfor mixing with plaster. Ear hair Wednesday, June 2 noon caBcxa the *" *" home of James । Alma Goodenough st rThe Whet';-:«i»°rth s * Mr Ubka ot Hastings is makes lhe best • known artists* Castleton Point—Cottage prayer Wilcox were —r and Mrs lister stone home Hr -.ecelvtu . NOW ALL OF US MUST DRESS FOR ACTON! meeting at the home of Charles Ixwd and famiiv of Cloverdale and 'about two weeks ago from hto son ■ now at Lizzie Smith's Old People. brushes. , Home for rare * Mr and Mra. ElMead's al 8:00 P.M. Mr. and Mr* Albert Nash and fam- YreKS Kenneth Hlllon who Jfn to In North m,r Gaskill of Albion were visitors Uy. ‘fin? * Ilh*' Gnskill home on Thursday, Cast Own Soldiers FIRST U. B. CHURCH ting along fine. * Mra. Alma Good- # Mrg Theima Bhay of Battle Lead soldiers will be scarce in STONY POINT Corner of East and Grand Sts. enough received a letter from her!Creek >pent th<. WPtkcnd with her South Africa, but boys will be able A. M. Coldren. pastor Tiie F M. church to being re­ “L,n“ h.e parents Mr and Mr* Albert Lee 11:00 am. Memorial Day message. shingled and will soon be ready for transferred from New Jeraey to a, DoWilng Cemetery Circle to make their own or else play with church services In the near future. cam pat Orren*»rough. N. C. He , wUI The Sacrifice of Love.” lu memorial exercises at rubber soldiers American manufac­ a Mr. nno wre. j l». Aellck aciic* nncnunun just j 4:00 pm. Baccalaureate service * and Mrs. J.. D atlend- hud arrived there when the lhe church on Monday morning, turers of toys have been sending at Cenliai Auditorium. ed a family gathering at Belding n.it.r utter waa — written _..w_... * -------.. _.t 10:30 1UUUWCV> MIm- Ahre1M y 3I followed by .a rubber soldiers, mostly painted in 6: 30 p.m. Adult C. E . and senior Sunday, a Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hun-। whetstone and Mr*. Alma Good- ^Imed chicken dinner in the C E. Leader Clifford Stormes. Tne ter of BjjnBeld called at B. J. Well- |enough were Grand Rapids visitors payment at noon. * Thc last P. drab khaki and gray, which are to Y.P. will begin a new series of stud­ man'* Thursday n ma Mrs. CImkI Friday, a The W. S. C. S. at Mrs 1 meeting and the last day of be seen in many Johannesburg store ies entitled 'Christian Character fjemond and Mtea cl,ra Olltesples last Wednesday i school will be held Thursday eve- windows. A new device on sale to Study Course." by Dr. Keith L. baugh vlriled their uncle John Hill jla<j a B(XXj mtendance. Proceeds nine at »he school house, a The an outfit which includes a mould of °J srendtog aRfew A1?',. . W- % C 8 . and Brooks of Los Angeles. Calif. »_.y circle a soldier. Little boys can cast their 7: 30.* Song service and gosirel ^«evy. Jith h^r Barents* Mr and .Myrtle Alteon closed *«uc-' cleaned the "Tf icjcsiicu me church vouiuu on wi Wednesday Wednesday own soldiers, and when they have message. rt*v* with her parents, mt. ama ccMfuj tw0 year* of of school school at at the;* the;* The t%. Baltimore naitimnro Loan Loan Closet Clr • Ls ' knocked them out of shape with Youth Rally! d' A*? .SJ ‘ d ----------- ----- ...------ 7 of U=t now the posseasor of a wheel chair Monday. May 3lst beginning with I Instead of the usual picnic dinner | which was given by Mrs. Ellen Nehi heavy machine-gun Ore. they can ggi.*«!g J!g.t ig S Stl: :sraa>s«n»jHa discussion groups at 4:30 pm., the the children enInvert in afternoon ,.r nhu..™. i.. memnrv nt her mnth. put the mangled corpses into the young people are sponsoring a Ral­ oratto? Dav * TtS: D^ond b£. abating at Reed's and were treat- rr. MrT jgnes Otte. It is truly mould and send their armies forth ly. the theme for which to to be ■PPr<cl>tec>to battle again. ' Evangelism in the Life of Youth." nre putUng a new wall under their ।‘th*.tof teacher’ miss *a• Any and all young peoples' societies horn nix/, mskinir xome other nee*—- Duiespiea by tneir teacner. t'?crh The'best wishes DUNHAM DISTRICT 'of lhe city and near by towns arc sary repairs. * Mr. and Mra. Ed I^2*?" cordially 7n»»«* Wednewlay. funeral services for cordially invited invited to to attend. attend. Al At 6:30 6:30 Deakln of Hasting* called on Mr. , mere will be pot-luck supper. Bring and Mrs B. J. Wellman Sunday. * .of her many friends here at Martin M”e<u^’*yd0held al your table service, sandwiches ana I The latest word from Carl Hobart »» go w*tly ■’e otanard RhZwlher Glenwood and eighteen relatives one dlah for the table. Tne program who has been located at Camp of labor. * Mrs. Otenard Showalter thb wayalu.{}{led * A showfor IhLs hour is In charge of Rev. white. Oregon is that he has gone and Mr*. Elsie Cgpwell^ and chil-r. , 1 _er.w------,— Mrs. Nell Kidder, ... honoring was John Price of Grand jlapids. Y. P. somewhere overseas ★ Mr. and Mrs. dren of Nashvllle^ere Bunday af- held Wednesday afternoon . at the Director of the Mlciiifcan Confer- Angus Huey spent Sunday with ^.rnoon callers at Mr. and Mrs. Orr , home of Mra Edna Kidder. She reence of U. B. in Christ, aud the with Mr Huey's narents at Ionia. ।Ftehera. 'reived --------— ,. , . । reived man many lovely gifts and re­ State Union officers. I —----------- -----------------------i •• • I freshmenta freshments were served. * Sgt. । HENDERSHOTT HENDERSHOTT McKelvev of Iowa has been 8:00 pjn. Song service led by Rev. . MILO 'i James McK Gilford Coaselmon. assistant pastor1 Mr and Mrs Lvle — •' , -Mr. and - --Mr* — . . Wilcox and Chas. — Hendershott home for a week's furlough. * Sevof First U. B. church of Grand wn Larrv called on Mra. Emily Wil- iwith Mrs. Leslie Lockwood of Has- eraI from thls< community attended Rapids, who te also "Uncle Gil" on cox Friday evening * Mr. and ting* visited at R. F. Merritts tn the funeral of Mrs. Greta CtTW"the Children's Bible Hour” broad­ Mrr and daughterAlbion on Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. man, at the Wilcox church Thursiwrr. Rush riwMi Plunder* ................ cast on WLAV Grand Rapids. Rev. were in . ----------------- o.wwt.w Kalamazoo Saturday * 4 pioyd Garrison and Mrs. Ted dav afternoon. * There were slxJohn Price, pastor of Wyoming Norma Saunderk attended the Ricn- OLaughlin were Sunday. guests of home of -Mr ,, ... teen ..... at the — —- -- . and .Mr*. Park U. B church will preach, lhe land Senior Prom at Wallwood Hall. Mr. ir.d and M.~. Mrs. Bert Palmer, Palmer. near:Geo near;G»-o B-»U B'il for dinner Sunday, honyoung peonies' A Canella choir Kalamazoo Wednesday evening. ★ Mlddleville. Middleville. ★ * Mrs. Mm. Ernie Matte-1 oring Unite Loute Cordray of Hastings. thc local Free Methodist church will Mr and Mre Merle Rradflrld and __. _____ .__ I spentianr>UM fnr srmv Thurx- Thursand Mrs. _Floyd Garrison *ho leaoves forsrrvirp Armv-service ■Ing. Any one interested in Youtn Jack attended the 4-H auction at Saturday with Mr*. Harvey Parrne- 1 day. * bympathv of the ntlghborEvangelism is cordially invited to Hasting* Saturday. * Mto* lee in Battle Creek. * Mr and Mrs., hoo<!Ito „ nf any or all sessions of thte one day verdon w«* the guest of Bud Van Wayne Slocum of Battle Creek । G»'Jord Ora5 °f <4!^.. „ conferenre on this theme. Strealn Sunday afternoon. ★ JBie spent Sunday with their mother. < of their ph’ •tadlca’ion of *n American Flag. Mrs Jennie Slocum ★ Sunday turned fp’irtiirned DAILY VACATION BIBLE elven by the Daughters of Amerat Jack Sullivan s were Ar- ; day. * h^nltVi Saturday SCHOOL OPENS JUNE 11, Ira. Loyalty Council No 21 of Grand । „n schwucho of Battle Creek and ,rom .PeVn0Cc hospital Saturday. AT FIRST U. B. Thto D.V.BB. to for all boys and gram waa very impres-’ive and en-jCBUeri| were and Billy , ™»'ed Ha »'* ?°hnSX^MrWlnhd ‘Mm I’-^erd In HmK Of Mtoa girls in tiw Second Ward of tills l£?d th.a«rvAlCr ,UCk d‘nnW city, who are between the ages of I Sue Sue Smith Smith and and Mr. Mr. and and Mrs Mrs. C. C. J. j.l!p_.»« MrKlnnhlln She sang in the me service. ----------------rttinrt.Linking slacks .... 4 and 14 year*. Thto will’be the lowed----------------------I'-Hr — Mr and Mra. Kenneth I. FrUv Unlne wewe l Lahr Bnd Mr Bn<1 Mnl KfnneUil tailored with trim lines! 13th consecutive year the school WOOD SCHOOL NEWS .Laberteaux and daughter ail of! i * Mr. and Mrs. A. K Harding were Neat button side closing. has been held in this church, under Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hastings. ♦ A. C. Clark and fam-1 thc direction of Mra. Fred Bower. Orville Bruce were Mr. and Mr*. Uy >p . nt Sun< i Ay ot Dr. Olen Guns ■ There will be Bible xtudies on Loren Norton and children of neenear Kalamazoo. * Marion Matte ­ Palestine in Use Life and Times of port and Mr. and Mrs. John son of Hastings spent the weekend I The Lord Jesus Christ. )th h jn-undps rents. Mr. and nuuiiM" * - Mr. and Mrs^ Clare j witn nerr grana pa rents, nir. ana Tiie Worship, study. Bible drills, of Hastings. Sunday _ e>.-n,. and family snent sJ*"ln.^ un?fry , Mrs. Court Btrowbrige. * The Me-1 handwork and game* will be cen­ Bassett anrl *‘th Mrs“S ,Omber school closed a week ago Seersuckers Are Serviceable! tered about this theme. Her first requirement for qq Each child, after attending 3 days, and Mr*. Sylvester Van Hom oi Frldflv wlth summer l Tough fabrics. | uO * The Cap'l Bowman . |1(al[ejon<| farm by the creek, will receive an attendance card, Middleville. ■manly styled. Sizes 7-14. JL Mrs and for perfect attendance through family were Sujidav dinner gwats : We gre J? ,n^Mrs R^v H^ McKibben will teach the school tlflcatc. Next week a visitor will come to your home to enroll any ehlld who would like to attend. day of this week, w Mr. and Mrs. There will be no charges made; of­ day guest. Fret! Main. * Mrs. Geo. Robert Garrison are visiUng their Qpoi weave amj amazingly OQfi fering* will be taken in which the Taggart and children and Mrs. son Lynden in Cleveland, Ohio. light poplins end gabar<J(J children narticlpnle. The snonev Albert Higgins, attended a surprise * The W. 8. C. 8. will serve sup­ Withoot Any Ironing. Charles Rose of received will go to a worthy cause oarty on Mrs dines in summer shades. Cw per thto week- Thursday at the which will be announced to the Woodland Saturday evening. ★ Rev. home of Mr*. Floyd Garrison. * Lila Manker and Mrs Gregory of Fresh, cool cotton seersucker* children at school. Hastings spent a day with Ida Business has called Glen Henry in summer stripes or neat back to Marshall so they moved Cairns last week. WEST HOPE there last week. * Mr. and Mrs Ira McCallum who has been in Albert Brill have both recovered Cool - as - a - breeze cotton ftflQ the Crtope Hospital at Plainwell for CRESSEY from a severe attack of lhe flu. two weeks returned home Friday. • Last Week's Lector styled to fit comfortably * Please don't forget to phone your Sgt. Robert Hsrtman and Dearie He to much improved but not able and smartly! Items of Interest. to be up much yet. * At a special Breaxele of Jackson. Miss., were school meeting held at the school united in marriage on Friday. May MILO House Friday evening it was voted 7. Mrs. FloreneeBaker. Mrs. Thel­ Guy Crook of Hastings called on to hold school in the Dtot. the com­ ma Boulter and Mrs. June Enzlan W. A. Spaulding Wednesday after­ ing year. * Lieut. Russell Laubaugh entertained at a shower in their noon. * The W. 8. C. 8. met at lhe was calling in the neighborhood last honor on Friday Msy 14 st the home of Mrs Minnie Quick Wed­ home of the latter. They were pre ­ week saying Hello and good-bye. nesday afternoon. There were only He expects to be transferred on his sented with a lovely set of dishes five members present. Th to was the return to the Pacific Coast. * Mr. and table cloth. * Mr. and Mrs. smallest that we had ever and Mrs. Harold Schuster and two Donald Reynold* visited her par­ had. Olderoup and new business was children of Richland, and Mr., and ent*. Mr. and Mr* Lloyd Culver Mrs. Lance Warner and two chil­ near Bradley on Sunday. * Mr. and taken care of followed by a read­ It was de­ dren of Parchment were weekend Mrs. Merle Reynolds and baby vis­ ing and some jokes to have picnic in July. ited Mr. and Mrs Hubert Gowe . cided mr. ana “..Tour Qnd gueata of their parents. Mr. and lira . ... . *— Mr3 Merle Mrs. Albert Warner. * The commun­ In Elkhart. Ind., over the weekend. * W. A. Spaulding and «... ity Club wilj meet Friday evening * Sgt. Robert Hartman leaves for Bradfield were Saturday morning May 28 at the school house. The Utah. Monday, after spending a 1 *hopoer* at Hastings. * Clare Grig*mceUngs have been taken up for thlrty-day furlough with hto par-,by of Lansing called on W. A. some time on account of so much ento. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartman. I Spaulding Bunday. ★ Mr. and Mra. sickness so now it to honed every­ * Mr and Mra Maurice Johncox Laurel Garrison and Donnalee Maone will make a zpecial effort to get of Delton and Mr. and Mr*. Mau- i Kibbln were Hasting* shopper* Satto lhe meeting. * Edward Clark, rice Houvener of Kalamazoo visited urday. * Mr. and Mra. Merle Bradand son Dorgan. of Kalamazoo visi­ ted his staler Mrs Wm. McCallum Tuesday. * Mrs. Harold Brommelz has returned after a vtait with her FTZ. the Phenothiazine worm husband who to stationed at a camp near .New Orleans. La. * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johncock and chil­ dren of HasUngx were Bunday call­ der control. PTZ removes six en at the L D. Woodman home. -June 15Ha*ll H, It Divine Service at 11 o'clock. Sermon by Uie pastor. Evening meeting at 7:30. Evangeltotic ainging and sermon by tne i**>lor. iuesday night* B.Y.P.U. All HASTINGS METHODIST young people invited. 730 at llw CIRCUIT enuren. Bessie Rultoon. Minister ---------Wed. nights prayer mceUng at Preaching Sunday at Goodwill and Hendershott, 10:00 and 11:80. Ute church at 7:30. “Lest We Forget, sermon subject. Sunday school at Martin and FREE METHODIST CHURCH Quimby. 10:00 and 10:30. ■ The reports al the quarterly con­ Rev. Seth A. Davey. Puauir ference allowed Increase in mem­ Thursday—May 27 bership of 13 and all appotUunPrayer service al Uie Hastings menU-met in full. churcn al 7:30 pm.' tl.sTY«. J29 Men's Sport Shirt* Unbelievably cool cotton -- ---------- 119 en collars, lored. perfectly tai­ MEN’S COTTON KNIT SHIRTS ..TSa IT IXPtSIt JUKI 1ITHI BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS Open, easy-fitting shirtai Porous cotton weave in light summer shades. COTTON KNIT ITYUU / wlC ■ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY V, 1H3 F h I TA h I A I C I “nd throw the entire country at thc In connection I mercy of Clio highly financed farm fanning and c tUI I UKIALJ Banfteid were Bunday afternoon [ Jar's callers of Mr. and Mra. Vincent Nor-I Tayh Farmers, lh* Grange and the Farm market prices ! Bureau. day** current history. They are now attacking ration-1 lMrn * » nJ.. ’ ’ « I ,n«- They knnw lh*t ,r rationing tn.‘5re?‘f without a head-on daah Klmney isn’t quite ao well .OUU ,U COnUl°1 0W fo0d j ^1.U *“*d out. too. n wlH mean thai| iT*r*llU’ W>> U cr Pc°P‘e °* hoarders can fill their houses with ---------------, , , Iooo ana leave tne rest or u* to , ,. , . .’crumble for the crumbs . Borne ot uic most progressn c "Price* could not be held down ■ I -n-nt and liberal clUzen* of the U. 8. A. ] ln lhc fftce of unlimited hoarding. * ’ * ISK Lithher>Mn Rav^ u> o. dire.. o,m«i •xu^um- | „ whu “ |ob^* conundrum-.nd a dlHkUll on, 1 Mr, until ».u Berlin end and NORTHEAST WOODLAND with their Maitarf irvkii- grandparent*. Mr. and Mra. Fred Mra. Frey of Woodland is awsteUng tn the home. * Mra. Florence Dun­ Elkhart and f°r * * .M» nigan visited her slater. Mrs. Agnes Haight, in Hastings last Tuesday. * Kenneth Drmond has been removed from Camp Grant. Hl. J. J. In Florida Germans who came to this country fcrl jn erigj, Willits will entertain lhe Barry- Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckardt and Mrs. Lydia to seek greater opportunity and when -Hoosier Farmer"1 Thrrc u one Po«lble solution. | vllle Ald Thurad*y of thl* week. family. f*a few ’dayl wlthSchuler h.r x'lterIs; £ freedom. Tliesc jicojile have had gpcalul of moring fanning away Neither labor unions nor agricul-, * communion service* will be held ‘2 C.™daiUn!ld‘?8 llEiU“r Rtt** home- * The Faith Chno difficulty in getting along under fr m Wa5hlngton it must have for- tur“* “ss<x:l*tion* will mean much next Sunday at lhe North Maple Schiller In Grand RapldsT democratic rule. gotten who took U there in the “ «rong. healthy U. fl A.. Grove church al I M o’clock. isapws, a with Mrs. Herbert Johnston Wed­ • • • I first place. । Therefore, anything which benefits | ----------------- - ---------------------ASSYRIA nesday evening. * The West Wood­ This suggests that the martial -How about all those billions of,,h® u- ® A- *dH ^eact PLEASANT VALLEY | The Briggs School closed on Fri- land Birthday Club met at the home Mediterranean, where dapoiit* ot naxptrtt itara paid of ----both. Somewhere Mcnno OrBKe. Brake. Jr. Jr. OI of ruHUAC PonUac UlUI and day with a Dienic □pun of modem IUUUI.U Germany uo.uau; is a _ mat...... dQ UUIUtXS p<UU out UUl to UJ the U1C fanners by Jo U»« ~-benefit -------- ~ -------- , I > MCHIIO W1M1 B UKUIk at HV 1Reids Landing ... 4—k i- and I.Is promoted the __ L______. »_ .uw •• .. Brake ■ .» Thornappte TLake. Hay Wayter ".r'1.x ’of leadership government to tkeep .□ U»em In In ln Lhlx uu* cm ««“» fnr for faxorahl* favorable poal- ' Mr __ ■ Mrs John E and. at „ by influential element* of the rul- business during the depression when tlon J* * happy medium ground family were Sundav luncheon guests tnond has gone to Chicago classes there who are taking [hr the banic, bank* , and lhe tnsurance insurance comcom-;*htaB of M Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F Brake Brake. Mr Mr. ".I days * goid-aiiver alloy known as «i*Ptrum. ing rlasses nd ltu> ’hbfl will wUl permit J*nnlt all concerned to o( r and Mrs J a Mra. Mrs Wiltar Willard Care advantage of the German genius p«nles were taking their farms from1 make a decent, honest Uving-*nd and Mr* Duane Gray of Lake Odea- “J*™ WWV night with her grand­ silver was more prcciou* than gold. er discipline and regimentation to them? 1“ cltbcnry making decent, honest aa were evening caller*.i. ★ * Mra. airs. ^‘.mron at _ uic - Mr and Wra Davia * Mis* Patricia Durgraduates.: Geneva Allerdlng. Phyl­ :n ot of Lake Ixikc Miller --------------home. ■improve -their k_._----*-------— . — .. . . 1 iivinas own----------power— and pres- ( -The ’-Hoosier Farmer’ evidently livings, hrin help inxurg insure a.strong, stable Clyde Jackson and Children in Spain were discovered about 1300 _ hum fcuhrnUtf' Odessa spent Sunday at Cecjl Prcs- linrn submitted to an appendectomy lis Bagnum. Oliver Boulter. Laur­ tige in world affair*. ~ j waTM U> improve on those good old nation. tons. * Mr. and Mr*.-Elmer Scott. al Community hospital on Friday el! Hlndee. Maurine Clum. Con­ ’ 'dayJFwhen a third of the nation Friends of Rev. J. C Dt>r- gratulation* nnd Best Wishes. were thoroughly exploited and the There b nothing even remotely. was hungry. It wants to make two801 _VWUI , . ,Znore-’T<riinra’of Mrnnrt Mra'~CarF£:ott metal was distributed throughout the simllat. for example between the thirds of us hungry by permitting; throSth^teU‘ iof L*kp * Mr “nd Mr* at Kalamazoo and burial at Middle­ COATS GROVE ville. Master Race philosophy of the Nazi* profltterlng on a scarcity of food. | 8 Harold Kaechele of Caledonia call- lnB _. , * The Briggs W££j6. wilt A number from here attended the meet and the liberal idea* of a Car) / -Tfie FArmcr- ta right; 1«» “* 0,e hon** ol owed on Thursday for dinner, fol- Baccalaureate exercise* at Wood­ cians. who. according to tradition, used silver anchors. land last Sunday evening. * Lloyd Bchurx, the German-bom American when it says politicians are poor I"“n“ s°me rclU statesman- , nnd ginicr soott. Sunday afternoon. . Demand at Ionia spent the weekend who made such outstanding con- implements to cultivate crops. And "’'P ----■ MrtbUl 1 --------------- ---------- -----»nd gaiuzaiioii ,„!a!fe5iJ ugjintojcomrnunSilver has been used as money .......... —-------------j- ------oi, me wucox couimun- with his mother. Mra. Pearl Dewere Sunday eve- lly wlu tt Docoratlon Day Ber­ mond. * Mrs. Ethel Hall is ser­ tributions to American government, that includes farm bloc politicians. i uucsman*nlp-. . , r>«d-'......................... 81aterl * vice at the WUoox church, on May iously ill at the home of her .'Oster . * * * 'But they won! be poor If rationing jn the bat nnalysb, both groups ning Tn-nH .nd n-ll. »-A.t 30 al 2;3O O.clock * The Unl[)n Contributing to the downfall of |g abolished. are necessary but neither u su- Joseph and Della Scott accompan­ and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. known, writes Frank T. Sisco in cemcicry organteaUon. orK»ni*auun. under unacr lhe uie Jesse Chase, a atejron and wife. Mr. ,thc Weimar Republic following -They'll be rolling In dough.' premc Trying to decide which is ied Mr. and Mrs. l^wis Toda to cemetery "Mining and Metallurgy." BimetalWorld war I was the fact that none Then they’ll want to abolish the In-. neresafry oThnportant" b Kalamazoo Bunday afternoon. * management of Mrs. Julia Garrett. and Mrs. Mortimer Hall of Grand Mr. and Mrs Elmer Scott were in Mrs. Harvey Cheemman in Rapid* were among the Sunday ism has been practiced at least 3,000 Mra. 2£ H'e al!!!.’ c°mc lax." like trying to settle the age-old Caledonia Monday afternoon and and charge, will present at 1:15 pm. * vlaltori. a'.The LAB. will meet at year*. called on Bert and Flora Hooper, program at lhe South Evangelical ■upport or co-oixiration to the lib- । j- «•*-- —-----------• *>-■----- • 1 question of “which came first, the * Sunday vlsllors of Harley Tay- church. * Mra. Ann Coy and DAn-. lhe church next Thursday, June 3 It b not the purpose of this col- chicken or thc egg.-1 to clean the church and will serve BANNER WANT ADS FAY eral policies of Herr Streasman. I „mn to‘ chaTlenge" one line of Many largo laundries have a spe­ cial pillow renovating service. This may Include remov tag feathers from ticking, treating them to a steam bath, and then a ’’fluff” so that they regain >U ’ their fresh plumpness. Ticking may be washed, or for a very small sum a new bright colorful ticking may replace ths old. Amoat unbelievable results coms from this pillow service. Spring, mattress, pillows — how good is yjgm bed’ Better sleep, more refreshing and 'relaxing sleep is needed now by more persons than ever before. Good beds arc as im­ portant as good food, and the home­ maker should by all means put her mind more directly on this urgent problem ot satisfying slumber for all the family. Dolly Madiaoc, Hoste** Dolly Madison acted Lt this ca­ pacity. As a young widen* Dolly Payne Todd married Congressman James Madliou who became secre­ tary of state in 1801. Thl* made hi* wife an Important social figure and since President Thomas Jefferson was a widower he frequently asked Mrs. Madison to presida a* hoxtea* at tho White House during ills two term*, in I SOO her busb.-md be­ came President and served two terms. One Porcupine . One porcupine can destroy a whole forest during its lifetime. Several trees may be girdled in one night. An equitable middle ground will After this Nazi leaders Oth"-lxjlh never be reached by selfishness and must be punished and all Nazi elc- ror roemselves! name calling. thenLs weeded out ot German poll„ tic*. Thia, of course. Is much easier lwo quotations are given Each group will have to concede aald than done. merely to illustrate thc wide gulf . • • | which separates two of thc major. that there is mutual self-interest In die current war. our armed pressure groups In this country. I In seeing to it that conditions arc such that the other can make a forces will be able to do the job i assigned assigned to to them them— —unconditional unconditional ]| Although labor, itself, maintain* Idecent surrender for the Axb powers. • ,a powerful lobby nt Washington[ ~ h.r .. r A n II U 0 PEN FORUM WIU our statesmen "measure up“ XsWngton bureau ^«whstew you of'e “1* ,U’. U<m,Ur l,’C d<*s UkC” y A 1Jc“Uon refers to a corresponding care of—or have we? I was out foresight. unsclfbhneM. patience and activity carried on by agricultural I just now and shooed one out of thc tact to do thc job properly? Interests as a blood sucking octopus. I garden—wish lhe city bosses would • • •I • • • *«• what they could do about lhe “American agriculture has the DoubtiM* there arc agricultural cals 'n’c?‘ »dvKe “nd urge us-to land, the farmer* and thc patriotic IMlbUcaUoni whlch view Hie actlvi- i .rab£ f1*®* u’5. C_B4 Ito run at large and kill off our raUimten W r«d UK ...M, ba. .fc, •« U» Ubor In □ UmiUr best friends, the birds that devour wilitlrlanx arc nrr poor nnnr Implements ininlemrnt* ,^ht " politicians ' ” the insect*. Not just that, but often with which to culUvatc crops. 1 ' • • • • we find one of our choice plant* When farming is moved back to thc 1 . u . . killed by aome cat coming in contact with it. That Isn’t the only bad habit cat* concerned, tabor and agriculture are to ^play ln^’ pudd>t pulUng nt opposite ends ot Uie rope. have; they seem to be determined to do their nrowllng around and serenading in lhe night keeping working people awake with their The above observaUon from thc 1 Labor want* high wages and low "Hoosier Farmer," brought thc fol- food prices since this makes for a noise. So. by the way. why not keep lowing reply from "The Interna- ; better scale of living for thc aver- the cats on the owner’s property. 1 am quite a lover of dogs nnd tional Teamitcr." official magazine age union member. cots myself, but think they should of Ute teamsters’ union: 1 , , ’ ’. ’ , . . be allowed to run at large day . . • I Agriculture, on lhe other hand, not and night. Abo one can feed a "The Indiana Parm Bureau Ls Ls Interested in low wages and high mouwtran cheaper than they can just one tentacle of thc form lobby food prices, since this gives the feed a cat. octopus in Washington. D. C. But farmer better returns for his ef­ A Reader it shows what Uie other tentacles forts. High wages in industry usare doing to suck the blood from ually means that thc farmer ha*; SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Miss Lillian Travis of Lansing called on her father Andrew Travi Lt Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Thom’S j Sandbrook of Blanchard and Mr. | nnd Mrs. George Sandbmdk of Mt. ' Pleasant. * Mr*. Floyd Mahler of , Royal Oak is visiting Mrs. Norma , Slflon. * A family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ron­ ald Lehman of Woodland Sunday in honor of Private Carl Lehman who leaves for Fort Custer Thurs­ day morning. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lehman of Belle­ vue. Mr. nnd Mrs Ora Lehman and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Chase nnd sons of Cots Grove. * Mr. and Mra. , Ward Green and Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul ' Smith of Lansing left for northern I Michigan Saturday where they will spend a few days trout fishing. * Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kathennan cl I Ohio spent Thursday nnd Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith and other relative*. * Mr. and Mr*. J D. Wise. MUa Josephine Wise nnd Master John Wise are spending , Indefinite time In Ohio due to the serious illness of Mr. Wises sister I * Mr. nnd Mrs. John Smith of I Jackson were weekend guesta of hl* i parent*. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith Aews i of Jackson were weekend guests of । hl* his parents. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith. * Mr. mid Mrs. Ellsworth Smith of Hastings and Rev. and, Mrs. Hubert Carl and baby. Sandm | ’•‘F?,1™,’1" 22? - f Special Mac-O^Lac SATIN-TONE SPECIAL SALE Regular $2.98 WATER'S CLOTHES SHOP Good new stock—all sizes $g98 Buy now while we have them There is Always Something New at This Store . . . Just Received lhe New Plaid Sport Shirts CONVERTIBLE-COLLAR for $098 dress and sports dad Buy Your Curlee Suit Now We hove o fine spring stock of Pure Virgin wool fobrics. The same quality as Curlee has made for SUNSET DINNERWARE 37 PIECE SET Complete Service for Six satin finish which results in added beauty and easier washing. Comes in eleven modem colors. California sunset ta lirouthl out Th® Original QUICK­ DRY Enamel, qt. SPAR VARNISH $J40 $395 Col PORCH AND FLOOR PAINT, qt__________ Qffc tfdC ROOF COATING $225 5 gal.------------ each of these clear, bright colors: Sun yellow, cobaull tangerine and turquoise. WEATHERTESTEO OUSE PAINT urday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ‘ Farlee and Mr and Mrs. Keith Farlee and son. * Thc Woodland United Brethem Missionary Society met and cleaned the church last Wednesday. A number of Uie men were present and assisted us. For Interior or Exterior H3SSH3ESSF Formulated to anchor deeply Into BRANCH DISTRICT Our pastor the Rev. T. A. Moyer ha* been njluned to us. for another: year. * Mr. and Mrs. I-ee Mtsenar of Battle Creek spent Saturday afternoon with relatives in this neighborhood. * Mr. and Mrs Keith Norton of Kalamo were Sat­ urday evening gurau of Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Norton and family A Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Norton, of RAINCOAT GALLON $295 MOTOR O I L 2n«-a $595 88' HniiHay Special ★ AT CITIZENS 2— Easy to Secure SOFTBALL Regulation 1! inch. Genuine C*7 eewhide rover O ■ SOFTBALL 3— Income Budgeted Repayment 5— Friendly Service BRUNSWICK TIRES to MARK'S 39c 69c P. M. Bitudija Kitchen Fixtures six Individual server*. 'Hofidsfy Hpec tat BAG Gradc No. I CITIZEN S CREDIT 101H W. Il*u BL, HllUMI UABTDfQB UT'L BANK BLDO. BEAN POT SET NO RUBBING LIQUID WAX Bring your Tiro Ration Certificates 4— Convenient Location CORPORATION Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy Will COMPLETE 37-pi«ce JlftC'OUC DUFFLE Waters Clothes Shop 19' ’P £ 79c 50 years. 3250 35°° 3750 ir FLAG SET 49' so gratifying that you will want to do the entire interior of your home immediately. Satin-Tone has no offensive GENUINE Knit collar and cuffs and bottofh Holiday Special 3 flogs and heavy duty suction cup. me? JUST MIX WITH WATER AND AFPLY for Thrifty Men Suede Leather Blouses * 4 piece Military Duffle Baa Set BRUNSWICK Generous SIZE $£99 GRASS CATCHER FAMOUS FOB QUAUT1 TIRES now available in all . . the popular ting.. . $g95 c“*u MARK'C c. **> 95' priced stoh es in PHONE 2524 IZ8 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS �TH1 HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, MAY I?, IMS ' THEATRES MONTGOMERY WARD' service. This | ti>cm to a a "fluff" so their fresh may replace ivablc results service. How* — how Better sleep.da x Ing sleep persons than nd thc home­ cans put her i this urgent slumber tor Hoslcjs I in'this co­ widow Dolly Congressman ecame sccrchls made his al figure and as Jefferson luenOy asked io as hostess iring his two bm;band bc- destroy a its lifetime, n dled in one I | What Could Be More Comfortable? । A hilarious comedy taking you a a tour thru the New York Oonxulat I of the Nazis looking for laugh*. Here murder of an eccentric old recluse, who has lived in a remote canyon for many yean. is the greatest collection I "Deed Man's Gelch" starring ■ Tennessee Colby", a former pony I express rider who became a Deputy ।1 Marshal in the community of "Dube Fall*." of soft, white-hid arch support health iwbi in u*u oi rire Mixing together with dcUghtfuT effect a group of serious College pro- I JM! feasors, a night club queen and a M ; gangster mob. and offering a anecB| I taculnr high in romantic comedy. Vj 1 "The Living Ghost" starring shoes you’ve ever B seen . . . and every pair “Kling-Arch” | James Dann. Joan Woodbury A strange story of intrigue and km ncar’n,ur“er- IBBl, "Young and Willing" starring [■■j William Holden, Eddie Bracken. MU Susan Hayward The. madcap experiences of six K3 young stage aspirants, who scheme UM i “y hook or crook to have their MWI talent recognized by stage producer MB >Artliur Kenny and “ Fashion-Bilt“ famous quality! M COMMUNITY NOTICES at thc church on Thursday. June 3 and clean the church/Pol luck dinner. KLING ARCH STYLES Del tan | i The regular inerting of the W. 11 ST C. 8. of the Delton Methodist : church will be held at the home 1 ot Mrs. Roger Williams. Wednes­ day afternoon. June 3. at 3 o'clock. I The topic will be ' Agricultural and Defense Migrants." Miss Caroline 11Solomon will be Uie leader. I1 A Memorial program will be prei hented at the Sunday school hour 11 In Uie Delton Methodist church , S Sunday morning. May 30. at 11 HI o’clock. FASHION-BILT STYLES *4.85 B IBM Lin The Shultz Community Club will' meet with tin Marjory Hine Thurs■ ■ day. June 3. Come in, See our whole exciting array of scarce WHITE ARCH Styles! ORGANIZATIONS MM There will be an Important meetMM Ing of the Navy Mother* at Ute E& Barry County Red Crote Rooms: ,,cr*’ Wednesday evening. June 3 at MM 7:30 o'clock—there is much work ■S t0 1x1 doncISH Hospital Guild No. 12 will meet Hm KOI Tuesday evening. June 1. at Uic Kfli home of Mr*. Lawrence Larkin with • MM Mrs Bernard Reed assisting. Elec-' MK i tion of officers will be held and all iwgj1 members arc urged to be present. I flW! Emmanuel Guild will be enter- Widths AAA to EEE REMEMBER RATION IB Bi MU MEI Surgery Guild IB will meet Thum- : day, June 3 at the home of Mrs., Clair McKee. 730 8. Hanover St. ■wS Mrs. Bertha Matthews, Mrs. Mac nfl Pairchild and Mrs. Ear) Roinaar MKI will assist. Tins Is a social meeting. I EXPIRES JUNE 15th LBBj Pennock Hospital Kitchen Guild' HH wl,l meet al thc home of Mrs Vera ■SB I Hewitt In Woodland Wednesday MSB evening, June 3. MW Regular meeting of Hiawatha Re­ iSS , bekah lodge in f O O F. hall Friday | MHj evening. May 28. at 8 o'clock. Mav BJEfl i birthdays will be honored. fx-Us । “J I have a good attendance as there KM I will be a special program of outside I talent, after lodge nnd birthday _!BB11 »uppcr. mN Isly1 The w- r °wui toMu,cir rcR-1 I ular meeting Thursday. May 27. at' gKSr j 2 o'clock in O. A. R. hall. M Designed, for Day In-Day Out Service HmN || NURSE S OXFORDS mN JJjgl STYLED FOR THOSE WHO APPRECIATE COMFORT iMm Evb Bunnc^' trc*surer- I-oya) Berea ns of the U. B. Sunday ' 551 School taught by Mrs. Addie Scott ■ VI will meet Friday evening al 7:30 MH with Mrs Arthur Struble. 636 E. Walnut St. for a business meeting KM and social time. Thc officers elect- . ed for Che ensuing year are Mrs. | iflBl Wm. Ailerding. president; Mra. (■■I Mary Myers, secretary; and Mrs.' Circle No. 8 will meet with Mrs. ' KM D. Sharp at 3:30. Priday. Mav 38. । NURSES, BEAUTICIANS. HOUSEKEEPERS —Here’s just the shoe* for you, soft white or block kid and elk leathers—■choice of leather or rubber soles. KLING ARCH *20tt $30tt ' 85 ■ floor samples and any item that is even slightly soiled or damaged. We’ve slashed the prices to move them out fast Hurryl Many of these bargains are one or two of a kind. Buy now and pay later! VALUES FOR HOME! DON’T MISS THESE! SALE! FELTED SALE! GROUP OF NOVELTY TABLES MATTRESSES! 044 JLdH Reduced price on a limited quantity! Longwearing ticking; felted cotton filling. Odds and ends at great savings. 18th Century styles and modern types. * SALE! TWIN SIZE BEDS SALE! KITCHEN TABLES Sturdy unfinished 39-inch bed. Reg. 6.45. Finished natural color top—white frame ond legs. Drawer. SALE! CAKE COVERS SALE! OCCASIONAL CHAIRS Regular 98c metal coke covers. White Well constructed walnut finished chairs. Reg­ 1 / cnomel^J with peach design. ular 7.95. Now (*T1 5“ SALE! CREDENZA BUFFET SALE LINOLEUM REMNANTS We must have the space thc remnants occupy. Reduced for quick clearance to yR CO J / A££ /VII Junior size top is 19 x 48 in. Beautiful walnut finish. Regular 34.95. Reduced to =35 | teined at the home of Mrs. William | KM R. Cook at 2 o'clock on Wednesday. MM June 2. STAMP NO. 17 FOR SHOES FASHIONBUT SHOES we’re clearing our shelves of broken lots, South Maple Grove The Union Cemetery Circle Mcmortal Day service will be held at the South Maple Grove Evangelical church Sunday, May 30. program ^beginning al 1:16 P. M. *3.98 SKILCRAFT To moke room for new merchandise, • THERE'S PLENTY OF HOT w«ath«r ahead SO PREPARE FOR IT NOW WITH A PAIR of NURSES Oxfords! FIVE MORE BARRY CO. MEN ENTER SERVICE Three men left from Hastings this morning (Thursday) for Fort Custer. They arc Carl id. Lehman. • Bellevue; Louis Murray Cordray. Hatting* and Allen Martin Newton of Hastings. Kenneth Ray Dunlap. Hastings WM Inducted into Ute Navy, as waa Bari Bnmut, Hastings, who volun­ teered for service. These two men will report al Great Lakes. The next Barry county quote of men will.leave for their physical examination on June 8. which will be given in Detroit, the Kalaniaaoo i induction center having been dosed.! The men accepted al that time -will be liven two weeks before they re­ port at camp Instead of only seven day# which has been Uie rule with previous inductees- __________ SOUTH HARTING 8 FARM BUREAU GROUP The South Hastings Farm Bureau Group met al the iiocnc oi Mr. and MY*. Harry Dunn for Uie May mid­ As the chairman Walter Watkins was unable to be present on ac­ count of a broken lex. Prank Perris, vicc-cliainnan. look charge of U»c PRICES ARE SLASHED BUY NOW AND SAVE! 2.15 FLAT WALL PAJNT GLAD We are overstocked on gallon cans of Master Pointers Flat Wall Paint. Good color assort­ ment. Ycur chance to save now. Per gal. Your choice of what’s Iqfft in our stock of big healthy bulbs. Here's a buy if you ever saw one. Years of careful breeding behind these bulbs gives you an unbelievable range of brilliant colors! CLEARANCE WALLPAPER Room lots—Enough paper for average size room. Bor­ der included. Save this week at these special prices. Regular 1.09-NOW________________ 88c Regular 1.49-NOW___________ ...1.28 Regular 1.79-NOW_______________ 1.44 SALE! SCREEN PAINT CLEARANCE! EXTRA SAVINGS ON CANNAS ROOTS! Ordinarily you can’t buy one cannas for tho price Words ask for three . . . but we’re bound to clear our stock . . quickly. Big healthy 3 and 5-eye divisions . . . sure to give you good results. Bloom in 90 days. Here’s opportunity plus—to own an assort­ ment of the biggest of oil Spring flowers— peonies. Mature plants produce dozens of huge fragrant blooms in a single season! Buy ’em now. . . while you get big savings! told KALSOMINE Economical finish for interior walls and ceil­ ings. 5 lbs. powder mixed with water covers up to 400 sq .ft. Dries in I to 2 hours. 5 1b. OOc pkgs, this week only MEXICAN TUBEROSES BULBS Lovely white, fragrant flowers, blooming on tall stems, from late summer to frost. F‘ Pk8 £7< GARDEN NEEDS REDUCED! COW M A N U R - SHEEP MANURE PEAT M OSS reduced to 18 ox. reduced to . . POWDERED TOBACCO 30 ex. reduced to of 31 bulbs reduced to - 16c 16c 16c 16c TIGER LILY BULBS A grond robust lily producing many striking orange-scarlet flowers in August and Sep­ tember. Pkg. of two double tiger bulbs r»duced from 35c to •UY WAR STAMPS! ON SALS AT USE YOUR CRIDIT. . . Any purchases totaling $10 or more will open a monthly payment account. tion the group bussed down. Elmer Bush was the winner. The South Hastings and North Hastings groups will have a joint meeting in June at the LOOT. hall In Hastings. SAVE! HUGE SAVINGS ON PEONY ROOTS! Now is thc time to paint those window screens. Special this week, qt. SALE! BULB Ml OUR CATALOGS . . • Coma to our catalog deportment for thousands of values not in store stock*. PHONS 2704 118-124 S. JIFMMON J J j �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MAY 17. 1943 During their migration, birds sei' l fly higher than 3 000 feet At ser altitudes, the lessened buoyr of the air makes flight dlffl। Just as It doea for an airplane, In the United Slates, the common Jury is the only body of peopl ■ {engaging in a governmental activity | which is required by law to settle a question by a unanimous vote. j ; Artificial coloring accounts for . rain that descends on ■ A steady I many colored coral specimens often New York City early in the al ter­ seen on display. The multi-colored I noon and continues, increases the I living cora! turns snow while when | taxicab trade by an average of . exposed to lhe air. ; 835.000 worth of extra business. FAVORITE SHEER I RAYON HOSIERY You can now buy quality "Footlite Hose” by Globe to your heart’s content! The values are big . . . Only a special purchase could produce values like these! 00 00 FOR MONTHS AHEAD • Full Fashioned! • Sheer and Service! • Cotton Reinforced! $1.00 and $1.35 08 RAYON HOSE MAKE FAMOUS 00 w as i0 0g IRREGULARS TAX COMMISSION'S | TEMPORARY GRANTS (Continued from page 1. Section 1) THORNAPPLE—Kellogg, asked 7 mills, granted 6.7 mills. j WOODLAND, asked 6 mills, was granted 6 mills. Thc rural schools wei* all granted the millage they asked for except two. The Hendershott dlstricthi Baltimore asked for 9 mills. but In ' view of what the county and town-1 ship asked, that district could only I be granted 7.75 mills. The Yankee 1 Springs district asked for 8 mills ' and was granted 6.75 mills. ' The allowances to the other rural districts of the county were ns-fal­ lows: ASSYRIA—Bell district. 4'4 mills; Austin. 4'4 mills; Assyria Center. 64 mills; Ellis. 4 mills; Briggs. 4 mills; Checkered, 8: Lincoln 7, BALTIMORE — Dowling district. 74 mills; Striker. 6; McOmber, 7; Weeks. 4jDurfee. 7; Barney Mill. 7. CARLTON—Rogers district. 84 mills; Carlton Center. 7; Barnum, 2; Pish. 5; Welcome. 6; Friend. 4; Brown. 6; Coats Grove, 4'4; Ragla. Here they are-those nationally known Rayon stockings for only 69c a nd.98c! The irregularities are so slight you'll Newest Summer Colors have to hunt to find them-and they won't impair the wearing or fitting qualities in any way. SIZES 8ft to 11 These new Rayon stockings are duller, M 180 Pairs 19c sheerer, more flattering than ever, CHILDREN'S ANKLETS and you will agree with us they cannot be distingutihed from sheer silk or nylon. 10c pr All Sires 6 to IIJ4 Slightly imperfects, elastic or caff tops, colors galore Get Them Early! 4ft*9 FOR DEFENSE! SAVE FOR WAR BONDS susasamsmifisii 1IS9 SHOESTORE ISSI QSiii IS! S1S9I QSi iSSi IBS R0 CASUAL SH0€S AO# F°r Your Btlsy Ho"rs • • • GO IN FOR THESE COMFORTABLE ■! 03 fi0 0B fi0 0'J S3 w URATION 'ff NOW IS FREE PLAY SHOES THIS SUMMER-WEAR them EVERYWHERE THE TIME TO ECONOMIZE- CONSERVE RATIONED SHOES! All white or color combination! HASTINGS TOWNSHIP—Fisher district. 7 mills: Gregory. 7; Altoft, 6; Star. 7; Hastings Center, 7; Pratt. 3; Quimby. Vi. ' HOPE—Doud 7 1-4 mills: Mc­ Callum. 5; Cedar Creek. 6: Hinds. 7U;.ShulU. 7; Brush Ridge, 7; Cloverdale, 74. IRVING—Wood district, 714 mills; Jones. 5; Ryan. 4; Fillmore. 4; Little Brick. 74. JOHNSTOWN—King district. 6 mills; Monroe. 7; Stevens. 7; Bristol. 7; Banfield. 7; Culver, 7'4; Bullis. 4; Burroughs. 4. The excessive rainfall this spring MAPLE GROVE—Ouailtran dU- has prevented farmers from plow­ trlct. 7 mills; Maple Grove Center,! ing and preparing ground for a 3: Mayo. 0; Moore. 5; Dunham, 7; , com crop. It now seems certain that Norton. 5: McKelvey. 1; Branch, 4; 1. it will be well into June before much Belgh, 24. i 1corn can nlanted. even If lhe ORANGEVILLE — C----------- ' viiliw h'-V—v mm.Tnrfv. « ralna *hould cease. Whether com Village district. 7 mills; t <ii 7 6 I Ptanted that late would mature NnrVh Pml tiki v*B5Si,° ml S: *ould- of course, depend on frosts ^raAiRiFinur’ »>o'd‘n8 off till late in the fall. IEVILLE — Mll° dU,r,ct- ! The situation Is bad enough here. 7 ptmiun-ii-wmiin r.v- u. ■ But ,n Illinois. Iowa. Indiana, the rh?P ’LLaveTdte* hKl'r>' ral,u havc ‘lo“c serious damd AZuLlT 7- i “KC Whcre COrn had bC8n Panted vXktlv *7 Bdgtr' 6' OoodwiU. 7. . lt u now flooded on the level lands. vankfp ammwe At. Overflowing rivers and streams, (rtli < “ I min •“» >«»«>.•>» The Delton-Kellogg district al“1-'1 *’ “ Tlie lowance nation: .. __ >»•••«. than the commission could ordi­ narily allow, when you consider the grant to thc county and to Barry Dr. A. M. Gwinn, who is a mem­ townshlp. But that district voted ber of the Klwani.i club, also of that an extra tax. not exceeding Pennock hospital staff, has stressed 5 mills, be raised for 1941 to and lhe.need of an available supply of including 1945. so the commission; blood at the hospital should some could nnd did allow the 9.8 mills serious —'-----------------‘ — accident-------------occur at--------one of our requested. factories or elsewhere in this coun­ The commission set the final hear­ ty. His fellow Klwanians at the last ing for tax allocations on Friday. meeting of that club decided to June 18, at 10 o'clock A. M. and meet thc need. Eight members of adjourned until that date. If the club went to tne hospital Frithere arc then no objections to the day night to donate their blood, to temporary allocations as listed above be made into a plasma for use in they will be made the final millage an emergency requiring blood transallowed. fusions at our hospital. The donors wore Harry Thompson. Edwin Toylor. Harrison Dodds. Ous Wingeler. Dr. L. J. Caston. Dorrance Trethrlc. John Holstead and L. E. Barnett. Heavy Rains Seriously Delay Corn Planting Many of our readers have met Dr. Miles D. Plmle, director of the W. -------------------------- I------------------------------- iK. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary. In a recent talk Dr. Plmie called the D AT/* Al A I mt ATE AU sttentlon of his hearers to the fact KALL thought ta given to UMVVMLMUni.MIL UN VII11,Ql t0° llule of food whlch raU win ALAUklAIl - 13561236 I eat - nnd destroy this year. Wild­ life men like Dr. Plmle through­ out the state, desiring to aid the TJaKSSciW. Kiim.""1"1 *"'1 m 8 • Methodist for lhc controi of ral^; <n Keep “Sm.uon. R., *nhur M. CidM rjww. -no. u» d., NSrtii b. «, Thursday evening. June 3 in the I Bnd feed storage buildings by rat auditorium with the following pro- proofing those places dents r,rMcnlc<1 by lhe h0D0r atu‘ Ii _.5? He suggested year-around trap­ ping as a desirable way to set rid Processional. of rata. He also suggested that Invocation—Rev. S. Conger Hath­ 'the trap should be set near a wall, away. or in a place where rata are HkeSalutatory—Marjorie Norton, 'ly to travel. It should be placed i Class Will—The Cast. {under a box with openings-in both Class Prophecy—The Cast. .ends, whereby a runway is made Valedictory—Mary Ketcham. . from which tne animals cannot es­ Benediction—Rev. Hathaway. cape getting into the trap. Dr. Graduation exercises, when a class Plmle said that, contrary to gen­ eral belief, of over 100 will receive their di- «... «««». cheese is not the best «—■ . plotnas. are on Friday afternoon, bait. *■ “. Il is now proven he raid. said. June 4. at two o'clock In the audithat peanut butter makes a better Jtorium. Dr. Arthur Secord. of the bait, especially for mice, as its odors . department of speech of the Uni- 'stay much longer on lhe trap, ,versity of Michigan. L$ to give lire I---------------- -----------------------. address to the graduates. Tile comInk plete program will appear in next lxew AniTTing JOD week's Banner. ’ CTk-. Bwn.r , t I A.LCll’ a. !••«.' ' Yam for knitted garments for men ASK j'AAinUiC Limit on ina the armed forces has been re­ . reived by lite production depart ment of the Barry Co. Chapter. I Beginning Monday. May 24 don't American Red Cross. Mrs. F. S. production chairman, an­ I be surprised If the telephone oper­ Bechtel, DUNHAM DISTRICT nounced this week. Yarn may be ator asks you to limit your long dis, Forrest Wright left for army obtained by calling at the Red ; lance call to five minutes. (Continued from page 1. Section 1) service Monday after passing the I On that date, the Michigan Bell Cross rooms any Wednesday or Fri­ physical examination last week ar . day afternoon. control instead ot ..cate control. It Company will Institute Kalamazoo * Mbs Enid Cheescman । Telephone Articles to be made are: Olive Li far more satisfactory. lhe pew practice in order to help When the present County Social orHM * CMWas conserve time on overloaded tele­ drub. 48 sleeveless sweaters, 108 Welfare took over the relief work > e"4- *,“f- a"dM»- E111* phone lines. The request by the op- !mufflers. 16 helmets, eight-pairs of in Ulis county from the E R A in and children of Hostings were Sun- erutor will be made only on calls wristlets and 16 pairs of gloves; December 19M. there wera U^i « d? delay* because navy blue, 20 turtle neck sweaters. which have been been^deta^ed individuals and 193 families, with- *lr; “ndI Mra. Robcrt Rhodra * Mr clreuiU were unavailable. 810 members, then on relief, or a and .*lra w H —• --------... Cheeseman and i on'such calls, — the operator, after 1BARNUM SCHOOL Last Week's Letter iou»i oi t»i. as comparea wnn m ■ 27,27,"’J' „,e completing the connection, will say: „o ’'“ aJi mta - ----------------------... « U» -pm™. --------- ".P1 ‘“J e ’llmlt your call to 1.................................................................................... ... - I Mr. and Mrs. H. Wolverton and time.-------------------------------------------------- 1 “u*“ *?re BuesU of Mr and Mrs. utes—others are waiting." the latter's slater ot Wall lake. Mr. state pays of the cost of ! Carter !. Brumm who entertained in ; ... —-t-e r ■ ,.The TL'S! ” Jhalf ““ L ' -------!nnd Mrs. Clare Wallrich of Kala­ all relief, except for hospitalization honor of the May birthdays of aev- ajayor uckic uaVF mazoo called on Mr. pnd Mrs. Ben in Crockford. Bunday afternoon. * in even every’ county county. It It refuses refuses to to mv pay eral members of thc family. ★ While MAYBE HENS HAVE any part of the cost where a person 5**, Seward Walton was attending THEIR OWN IDEAS Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crockford enter­ on relief has to have hospital treat- i ,£Jt0L.2rSrlt- » ” Displayed In the BANNER OF- tained Wm. Crockford of Hastings ment. Hospital care is necessary in | WMton .and two children were pice window this week are two and Mr. and Mrs. J. ty. Crockford a considerable number of ca.ves. and Kuests of Mr.andMrr Cl) deWai- giant, double-yolk eggs and one for dinner Sunday, the occassion the county must pay the entire cost, 01 ■ .?*r\,^t.he’„P??°va" twisted midget which L. J. Dewey being in honor of Ben's birthday. and MHIof Hickory Comers found In the ♦ The Faith Circle of the Woodland when that i. Is required. nMta on hls farm Whether the WB.CB. ------------ ------The Barry County Social Welfare rv^vnn ly*7°Prl2^1V met—at— the— home of Mrs. s, m' set-up consists of three persons— ।1 ‘— ~—hen ltt‘d both big ones and I Herbert Johnston Wednesday eve­ ----------------------- -------------UMr lhen ®BVe out ,lkc Hitler's armies I ning. * Hillis Reesor and Ellis Clarence Mater,- who is the-------------director, j Sunday Mrs. ' ?«**. W Mrs. Nina Nina Ware, Ware, secretary secretary, nnd and MvMv---------------------------------------------------------------ln Tunl“<“ on the third one. or i Johnston called on friends In Lanron Tuckerman, who does no part I f‘a"‘on. B£d,■ a"d c*““* whether they represent the Individ- “Ing Sunday afternoon. * Mra. Heof the work except to attend the Farm Bur I n.iutlc ideas of different birds. Mr. bel. who Is at lhe home of her ----4.--------. .u. —, body, ------*—‘■I"au Commanlty grotm met Wednes- Daw.y doesn't know. At least they daughter at Muskegon Heights. meetings of lhe ilocal which fhts. Is is ! ftarr/ BatKock ll* ^Mr and Mra' Iare K>tn*UUn» out oj the ordinary, j। reported are held twice a mon tty. tea as being* oeing^ some better Better. SOT oFMIdd£ | BANNER WANT ADS PAY -ON PAY DA BUY BOND8u on Mr. and Mrs. Claud _________________________________ < -------- .—..Friday evening. ‘ * SS; "Bank" Bloo J ’o'.First at Hospital - BIG DIP IN COUNTY'S WELFARE CASES For County Red Cross Long Distance Calls W PERFECT PLANS FOR DECORATION DAY (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) burg, his death occurring in 1042 in California. . Following is. the program to be rendered: Selections by the band. Lewis Hine, director. Introduction of speaker by Hugh Bridge No Fad Not so many years ago contract bridge was looked upon by many Americana as a passing fad. They nothing more than a new and streamlined version of the older Whist and that it wasn't here to ' stay. But these prophets guessed wrong ' and the recent survey shows beyond Invitations have been extended to a doubt that the game Is getting the men at the coast Guard camp ' .... and to «, the .... men ...... nt .. ""»• •“ "» •I>d lh.< at Clear, lake Kellogg Field. Battle Creek, to par- I •* *«■»« 60 P« cent of those who ----------■— -----tlclnate in the services here--If — poa- । enjoy |t ar# piaying M often, w . slble. i,more frequently, than they did five Graves of deceased veterans were decorated yesterday. Wednesday, by I ye*r* ng . , . , , the Americarf Legton and Veterans T*'* »urprising social significance . of Foreign Wars, in both the Mt. of bridge is seen in thc fact that I Calvary and Riverside cemeteries. both auction and contract playersPSV FOB IT anvawrr mor* th,n 40 per cent of them •» BUY WAR BONDS I play onC8 ■ weelt « oftcnaF. HAND MADE VICTOR VVIVJU SHADES CLOTH shades give years of satisfactory wear. Nearly 3 miles of long staple cotton yam are woven into each square yard of cloth. Thc processing is done entirely by band with Do High “Get You Down 'x. OTHERS protective sixing and linseed oil paints. A little water and mild soap when they get soiled and they come up sparkling. as low as If you need a new window shade (or shades) in a hurry, you can get them in a hurry. All we need to know is the color $1.49 ★ Attics thsr Ude iniulstion waste fuel and money. Scop this wane... lighten fuel-hauling burdens of America's trains and trucks...help foreiull wartime fuel shortages by having KiMSUt-lnsulsrioninsulled and Get yours in your favorite styles today! Exterminate The Hats And Mice ■ They’re macle of CLOTH—that’s important!—because only CHOOSE from our LARGE COLLECTION *2.98 If the scientists are right, some remarkable changes will be made in manufacturing and In our dallj living following the war. In a recent address. Dr. William J. Hale, recearch chemist for the Dow Chemical Co , of Midland, de­ clared that the use of light metals —aluminum and magnesium—and plastics and alcohol will revolution­ ize lhe life of people when the world settles down to business fol­ lowing the global war. He predicted lhe development of a motor powered by alcohol, and greater changes In transportation and economy would result than from any discovery since the appli­ cation of steam power. He said the post-war automobile would be made ot light metals and plastics and would be powered by a motor driven by alcohol and wa­ ter. The engine, ne said, would be about the sire of a shoe box. but I would have higher compression and ‘far greater efficiency than one 1 fired by gasoline. The weight of lhe I whole car, he said, would be about 20 per cent of lhe present day car. i He said that the wide use of al­ cohol in Industry will boost farm­ ing. because farm products will be used largely for making that fuel. He said that synthetic rubber is here to stay and will be a big Indus- ' CASTLETON—Castleton Center. 4 mills; Lake View. 6; Hosmer. 4; Wellman, 2; Morgan. 2*4; Feighner. 4; Marlin, fl; Berryville, 5; Shores. IXEST ITS "Footlite Quality" $1.00 and $1.35 Scientist Says Great Changes Are Certain HOW TO PREPARE TIN CANS FOR COLLECTION . $1.98 —white, eggshell, ecru, buff or green-the length of your present shade and—the width of jouj roller— insulations known to science, KiMSUL gives lasting protection: lift, settle . . . rciuti 4E Il- sizes up to 36" wide by 6' long wiruer comfort from less fuel-st leu cost! OoeofcbcmoMcfideat SHOESTORE G.E. GOODYEAR HARDWARE TELEPHONE 2331 142 EAST STATE ST. $1.19 EXCELSIOR machine made quality CX 36r x (? HASTINGS W. A. ■ HASTINGS ROTH, 89c FURNITURE PHONE 2226 �THE HASTING B BANNER, THURSDAY. MAY 37. 1HJ I Great Certain re right, acme d In our dallj a. Dr. William >f light metals tgn e si um—an d dll revolution­ lie when the 5 business fol- evelopment ot ’ alcohol, and truupMrtaUon nee the appll- rar automobile hl metals and « powered by cohol and wasald. would be shoe-box. but mpresalon and ncy than one e weight of the rould be about ?sent day car. ride use of al­ ii boost farm- The it is given to rhich rats will year. Wlldrnle throughig to aid the g that a proor exterminaon farms and n raU by not ■ other refuse, to containers ; or disposing Keep rata out homes. barns idlngs by rat ■around trap- uggested Uiat I near a wall. aid be placed nings in both way Is made ala cannot ea­ le trap. Dr. trary to gennot the best iven he said, lakes a be tier re. as Its odors, the trap. Job d Cross menu for men cUon depart, Mrs r. a. halrman, anifam may tw­ at lhe Red lesdny or Fri- ■ are: Olive sweaters, 108 elghupalrs of rs of gloves; leek sweaters. folverton and Vail lake. Mr. ich of Knlaind Mra. Ben sRernoon. * ckford enterI of Hastings he occasalon ■n'a birthday, lhe Woodland Home of Mrs. ednesday.ever and Dlls ends In Lan- a vary plaaaant event. [FAIX^ nUIM y. nre Esther rttaUrea and friends in CauopoU* ! u*oa in Freeland and Flint Monday 1 Brandstetter entertained at a famf iirs^Chartsa l^OoEOn Wedneaday afternoon, May I q-he Rsv L Winston Bl . Carolyn. Mr. wo dsughtar* of East Lansing and visited relative* and friend* in Has- man and sons. Mr. and Mra... Einar 10. Mra Thomas Mjeri entertained covering from injuries U. 8 Army iy. andMrt. Btaplwn Johnson ot I tings Bunday , Frandsen and family. Mrs C — Orville her txdro club for dessert at' her . Monday wlien he had th Those from Hastings who parti- 1 Air Corp at Patteraon tnaiaMMiu mm miMta nt 1 w.rv Bayl**. Mrs. David Frenchi — and home on E. Center Bl. Winner* tun* to fall from a pore Ith Mr. Mr wcia i ii Mr* At—v.. Warm—- Mr* ... Al. .sue ,v<* arvuini. —/airi,* a. cl pa ted in the May music festival Field, near De over the weekend. Randall! — daughter*. Bridge followed with ui aiwiu ut Kalamazoo on Friday were Mtaae: hope* to kiln rown and Gerald Doster wonnley (nee Velma Randall) of and Mrs. Earl Coleman lhe prize las Kelley and Mrs Lloyd Ander- twelve feet. He was putting a screen upstair* window he dar and pES Pauline Chandler. Mary Ketcham. 1 Mr. and Mm. --­ zrjtay for a ten day fish- Jackson were Tuesday callers of winner*. ... son. with Un Russell Zerbel claim- .... tn an upstairs window when when he Marjorie Norton. Ruth Marble. Mar- boy* of Grand Rapid* caltad on hl* Mr*, Mrs txlaaed mlwd hu his footing and r— ' fell " X-rays tabla* ware n lUlite emk 1 M" * I ajmgl • ing the travelling pritc. Jory Stanley, Eleanor Jarman. Uta mother. Mr*. MarUia Predum. SimKanne* and Mr*. Waiter Lewis of showing no broken bones, fortunate- weather reoof GarUnger. Genevieve Pea*e. Hazel day. She ha* been 1U tor twtf week*. <nu ihr mkrul «u«l oi Mlu JJJ *“•« «£* “• • "T Cfoverdai* were guo«s. Mr* iy. He wrenched hia back, tow«wr. opening of the Stauffer and Barbara Shannon, also ! Mra Charles Lecmard and mother. Mrs. Henry Gregory ' *,I nta. Honor* al bridge were award­ Glenn Kahler will entertain th* , and will have to keep quiet for *ev- ufca fOT Bund, Col. Bmil Tyden spent a few day* - Ronald Broaa. Melvin Haavlnd. Jack Mtas Leone Leonard leave today ——— ........ - o.. r- n u — club on Wednesday afternoon. June ' era! days. AU are nappy the «f----------------------------------------------------<.1 Waiton. Stanley Bridleman. and 11Thur*J to *pend the weekend with In Greene. Iowa, and In Chicago ; — j al her home on 8. Part Bl. | fecU were do worse. , BANNE* Richard Beadle. The festival we* Cad*t Charite Leonard Jr. stationed ONE OF FIVE TO GET “ held at WMCX at *>wa City. Iowa. Mr. and Mr* David Boyes expect George Purdy of Greenville vla- Evelyn returned on Monday from ' J V. V I n L I I L I I J UNUM AL HONOR |r- ■ " — 1 1dessert bridge Monday evening Many Hastings friends were to move to their new home in Mat- Red Mr. and Mra. Tac Glee and a few day* trip to Detroit. Mr*. — W. -L. Hinman entertained were ewartted to^Mr*1 vflfitam>Cor^ pleased to learn of the fine honor 1 Member* of Emmanuel Guild who -tie Crxrk the first of ths week. । children on Sunday 8gt. Herbert Smith came ixxnc Mra Clarence Workman I* ex­ attended the district meeting of lhe her bridge club of eight Saturday Wn Mrl aLtacU and Mra. that has come to Mis* Margaret M. Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mra ! on Bunday from Camp Bam Hous- peering to spend Bunday in Frav- women of the Church at 61. Paul'*. evening at her home on west CcnBovm o cu M. C Nichol* of Grand Rapids, for- i Muskegon, are Mrs. Frank Hoonan. er street. Honors at bridge went ton. Texa*. to spend hta leave with ,erse CKy. ... hia parent*. Mr. and Mr*. J. U • Sunday guests of Mr and Mr*. dr*. Wallace Osborn. Mra. Earl o Mr* Carrie Coleman and Miss six members of lhe Women's marly of Hastings. The following Is, Smith Sgt. Smith ta in the Signal Laster Reynold* were hta father. Rothaar. Mr*. Dun Gury and Mr*. Mary McElwain Board of the Hasting* Country dub quoted from the Grand Rapids Presa of May 30. a fine picture of Mbs « Corps and will ret uni on Tuesday Delbert Reynold*.i. and' ‘brother. Ken W. D Barna* .. .. „ .. were entertained for a luncheon i Mra Gilbert Fisher and Mrs Fred to hl* Station. , "2r&f3S nt Quin,”,&n>ld PMIUP. 72th , meeting on Wednesday at the hdtoe Nichols accompanying thc Fem. Mia* Margaret M NIchoLs. who Henney of Carlton were in Grand Herb Cook entertained the Irving of lhp prMldent. Mrt_ Roman PeldMr*. Herbert Bishop and Mra. Ctarenoe Woodard were in Holland were in Chicago several day* last Rapids Ttiuraday and Friday to at­ Garden Club niursday. May 20 paUAth. Tentative arrangements for will graduate from Aquinas college , tend the graduation exercise* at Seventeen members and one gneat and Grand Rapid* the flrat of the week. #Ummer were made with June Thursday with the degree of bach­ elor of philosophy, has been award. Aquinas college where their niece. Mr. and Mr*. Bd. Kruko ud Mr. week. In Holland they were the answered to roll call. A plant and 8 set a* the date for lhe opening and Mrs. Frank Andrus and Munr Miss Mat*a ret Nichols, was one of shrub auction sale look un most luncheon. Three luncheons and a ed a library service scholarshlu of Jane were In Traveree Clly oyer the the member*. of the afternoon, after which re- <icwrt bridge for the final Tuea- *1,100 to the University of Michigan “Sr. and Mr*. Gary Crook attend­ weekend. for the year 1043-44 MIm Nichols, Mra. J?A. Close of Houghton wax freshments were served. The next'^y manned for June with JSS ‘£,heWa)t ?“SvH.enn' ’ R it^re caJerlnx MeriJi daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Mortimer Mr*. Mary Lydy of Royal Oak to ed lhe graduation of the grandson. nrcats with Mrs Albert FD*t a* berx of Uie board in addition to O. Nlchoto. 338 James-av 8. E. is I Charles Viele. at Vennontvllla on the guest Of Mr and Mrs. Charles Barnes. The tatter is Mr*. Lydy* Mrs. Arthur Haven spent Bun­ co-ho*te*a. Topic of the day wtU be j the president Include. Mr. and Mr*. one of five students in the United , Friday evening. . State* to receive a scholarship to day with Mr. and Mr*. J. French at The Rev. 8. Conger Hathaway U Ro*r» ... : o M. Puller. Mr*. M. J. Cross. Mrs. library school. Mr.’ and Mr*. Don William* »nd Onondaga while Arthur Haven and In Detroit in attendance al tha ThA >i«»n mrrT<>wr.-n/’th. m o William Stebbins, Mra. Don Siegel. this Ttie scholarship was granted on . Genera) Assembly ot the Presby­ baby of Datrolt are coming for the Mr*. Erma Gardner were guest* of recommendation of Prof. Warner O g terian church. Mrs. Hathaway. weekend a* *ue*t* of Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. Tom Underwood at Rice, director of the general library,* Misses PAtrlcla Fcwleas and Janet Rterllna Rogers and Mr. and Mr* Leslie. and of the department of library Boekeloo and William Stebbins. Jr., C. Mannl: Memorial day guesU of Mr. and science at the university. The will Join Rev. Hathaway there for Dinner guests of Mr* Charles Mrs. Ernest Haves will be Mr. and course covers two years of study, t Friday. Saturday and Sunday and Aidrich and son. Yeoman Darrell Mr* Emo Soules oS BatUe Creek Sf»S“ “a v'r-iW'~U, ><3LK£>r-“ taS“»lj<Si with service in the general library. attend the Youtli Conference of Aldrich, on Friday evening were and Phil Griffin of Long Beach. Next year Mixa Nichols will be nor Biougn. , | of lullps wreaUl “ 3 eco . the church, Mrs Voight Newton and Audrey California. . eligible for renewal of thc scholar­ Mr. and Mrs. Jo*. Brozak and and Richard Newton. Mr. and Mra. Greeley Fox were Complimentary to Pvt. David rating the dining and living rooms. ship Upon successful conclusion of j Jolyn visited Mr*. Brozak* parent*. CltV Clrrk and Mr* W. L Wal­ weekend aue»t» of Mr and Mrs. Stone, who was home on leave, Cards were played with Mra. Gary the course, she will receive the deMr and Mrs. J. C Kent, of Lowell lace visited he* brother-in-law and Nick Webber in Grand Rapids. Judge hiiu nnd mu Mra AA. m D.- MtiAnmiu McDonald - y--~Crook — and uuugc ~ Wayne Merrick winning eree of bachelor of art* ill library Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Oarle Puller spent several entertained the Rev. and Mrs L. high score* scores and Mra. Vernor V. Web’;u • sister. Mr. and Mrs Prank Yl». of Mrs L. H. Evarts and Miss Agnes Grand Rapids on Sunday. days in Chicago last week. Winston Stone Slone and aeveral several other star »tar and Harley Fox low scores. score*. , M15S 1* a graduate of Sim are expected home from Chi­ Mrs. Carleton Kaechele of Wyan­ friends at aupper Sunday eveiling. — —•—1 High school. —« »•-» -------------« i evefflng I■ * * *" Central Before enrollMr*. Jacob Edaer. Mrs Lydia cago on Sunday. They have been dotte arrive* today to »pend . lhe Mr and Mra. Floyd Cadwaltader the {“"ft **{«»«, g'v«’ X**?' jSfiJ’eiiteg^h.^ v^ visiting their brolher-tn-taw and Rogers and Mias Ilene Rogers vis­ weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George . Rapid* Junior college for two year*. sister. Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Ketch­ ited relative* in Michigan City. Ind . 8. Fulton entertained twenty-six guests last Charles Aldrich on Sunday honor- At Aquinas she majored In history, on Sunday and Monday. Mrs Ed­ am for ten day*. Wednesday evening for the pleasure ln« her son. Darrell Aldrich, Yeo- w* ' Mr. and Mr*. Laurence Cornell m student BMUlant to Sister M Mr*. Winston Merrick ha* gone ger's mother. Mr*. Hopkins, relum­ of Jackson were weekend guest* ot of Roy Huver of Lansing, wtio hit man 1st Class, who was home on Malachi, Aquinas librarian, and was to White Pigeon to assist in her ing with them for a visit. on Friday for Fort Custer. The furlough. Thoae from out of town elected ■ Mr. and Mrs. Warner Denton. secretary of the senior class. Mr and Mra. C. F. Finstrom were brother's store while her mother. Mr. and Mrs Flovd Eekert of De­ evening was spent in playing cards, were Mr. and Mra. Prank Kelley of Mrs Charles DeLano. and sLsler- in Bay City on Sunday to see Chas troit spent thc weekend with W. A purse and several other gift* Kalamaxpo and Mr. am.Mr* RayHUCKENDUBLER —THOMPSON In-law. Mr*. Marvin DeLano. have Bowman who Is seriously ill and is A. Hail. were presented the guest of honor, I mond Aldrich and Mr. and Mr*, A very pretty wedding took place gone to Norfolk. Va.. to see the lat­ in the hoapital there. Miss Helen Hart of Muskegon was who G the son of Mr. and Mra. Robert Aldrich of Caledonia. Yeo- Saturday evening. May 15. al thc AT ☆ ☆ ☆ ter* husband who is ill and in lhe । man Aidrich leaves thto week to ; Guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur a weekend guest at the home of Peter Huver. home Ot Mr. and Mrs. George • • • rejoin hto ship after twelve day* Crolhers over the weekend were ills her parent*. Mr. and Mra. John hospital. ’ . Alexander of Lowell, when their Thr lounge and Tables at the at home. Mrs. Kenneth Buehler and chil­ nephew. Lt. Stewart Price of Palm Hart. ' niece. Mis* Mary Thompson, became Hasting* Country club were color... dren of Mf Morris spent thc past Beach. Fla.. Mr*. Clara Price of Ro­ Members of lhe Hastings Wo­ fully decorated «. of O« her uri thirteenth umuxnui ■ the bride of Richard Huckcndubler. with flowering' In celebration week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. chester. Mich., mother of Lt Price MUU,vc. purple pu,pK; Judas uuuM branches ui.nwica and «uu birthday. Pern Bite* entertained T" ' J son of Mr*. Elizabeth Huckcndublcr I vBarter Mrs Buehler spent Sun­ and MLs* Watson of Grand Haven men's club who attended lhe Coun­ quince, ty Federation meeting in Miaillc- sprays of apple blossoms for the al dinner on Tuesday evening, of Hastings. Robert Burch visited his brother. vi|le day and Monday with her sisters last week, were Mix. Robert aliening dinner on Thursday with 75 places place* being laid tor eight A A social The ceremony was performed beMrs. Donald Ruenlman and Mrs Ed Charles Burdi of Grand Rapid* on Shannon. Mrs. Laurence Herrick. opening i.. attendance. ----------------------.i,,— -a jde. ‘ forc B background of f«-m. lilies and In The president. Earl time ----------followed- -all reporting Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Burch. Schmledlcke in Grand Rapids. CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY snaixlragons. and candelabra*. Itev. Colinuin. Introduced the new mem- UghtfUl lime. Mrs. Thelma Hubert and ion. Joe inn. mo c- n-..... .. ” bera to the club. Mr. and Mrs Ken' C. E Pollock officiating. , ’ ’ * *i«o «pen L fl in day there. Robert. soent the weekend with Adrounle. Mrs C. D. Bauer. Mrs. Sanderson. Mr. and Mra. Clair Me- i A shower was held Friday eveThe bride wore an aqua linen suit Mrs Erik von Reis of Detroit is Howard Tredinnick. Mrs Earl Wil­ Kee. Mr.'and Mra. Warner Denton, nlng at lhe home of Mra. Eugene with brown accessories and a cor­ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kruid in Zet­ the guest of her parent*. Mr. and land. cox. Mrs. Guy Keller. Mrs. W. R. Mr and Mra. George Dean, Mr. I Allen for Mra. Gerald Sinclair. Bev- sage of pink carnations. A cousin, MIm Jean Hunt returned Satur­ Mrs. Aben Johnson, thte week. Cook. Mrs. David French. Mrs. J: and Mra Don Smith. Mr. and Mra. era! guests were present and Mrs M1M Bertha Alexander, was tier day from Brownsville. Tex . where Ilene Rogers of BaUle Creek was J. Brozak. Mrs. Fred Goodell. Mrs Carroll Burkholder. Dr. and Mrs. Sinclair received many lovely and only attendant and wore a suit of the spent two weeks visiting Sgt the guest of her grandparents. Mr Prank Cooper and Mrs. Carroll H 8. Wedel. Mr. and Mrs Wellesley useful gifts A few contest* were brown linen with a corsage of yel­ and Mrs. John Rose, while her par­ Burkholder. and Mrs Robert O Burwell Ironside. Mr. and Mrs. W. L Lake, held and prizes were won by Mra. low daisies. Attending lhe bride­ Mr and Mr> Bert Wehb visited ents. Mr and Mrs. Wilburn Rogers Mrs. Albert Bellamy and daugh­ Mr. and Mra. Clifford Lent, Mr. and Clifford Flnkbelner. Mra. Charles groom was Gordon H. Gray of their cousins. Mr gnd Mrs. Frank were In Detroit over the weekend. ter of Detroit were weekend guests Mrs. Leon Standee, Mr. and Mrs.; Fuller. Mra. Levi Martz. Mrs. El- Hasting*. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Valentine of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gil­ Dorrance Trelhric, Mr and Mr* mer Wlescnhofer and the Mtotcs ।' Following Haugh of Ionia on Sunday ing the cremony a receprecep­ . was w— held for twenty-five guests, guesU. Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer Smith spent and son of Ypsilanti and Mr. and bert Fisher, and were here for Mrs. Harvey Werner. Dr. nnd Mrs. Hoffs'fHilda Edmonds and Gertrude Martz. JUon Mr*. Roland Valentine and Susan Fisher's birUiday dinner on Sunday. of Lake Odessa. Mra. Gladys Iron-i Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Huckrndublcr Huckendubler will will „ _* * * . .. 11 Ur. the weekend In Traverse City of Ann Arbor were guests of Mr. side. Miss Agnes Smith and Mr« i ,„ T,lc w ,. c T u me J Tf***^ 1 ' reside tn Hastings, where lhe groom Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warner Mr and Mrs Eben Smith of To­ son of Wamervllle were Sat­ Tressa Cleveland. Bridge followed 118. at the home of Mra. Burton 1* employed. ledo were guests of his brother and and Mrs. J. L. Valentine over thg and The bride ta a graduate of L. H. urday guests at thc home of Mr. the dinner with defense stamps Perry, with twenty-two member* Mater-ln-taw. Mr and Mrs. Edwin weekend. awarded to Mra. A. D McDortnld guests present, and also re- g and ha* many friends here who Miss Agnes Johnson came home and Mrs. Harley Fox. Smith, over lhe weekend. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Gaskell spent and Mrs. James Bristol nnd to Fred ceiveef one new member. Two of the > join in extending their best wishesfrom Ann Arbor on Wednesday for Mrs C. H. Leonard soenl Tuc.:- the summer vacation. She was ac­ Hiuraday hi Grand Rapids. StebUns un-’ Robert Cook The »en»or members, Mra. Addle New- i^well Ledger.. dav with her daughter. Mrs. Timo­ companied by Miss Jannot Lambert - —----- —----------------Mr*- H. a. Hayes and Mrs Einar committee for th- dinner*wa* the ton nnd Mra. Lavanche Merrick thy Howard, of Kalamazoo. Frandscn spent Monday In Ann Ar­ Country club board and their wives, were present Mr*. Amy Bower was CELEBRATE 40Tir of Groasc Pointe. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs Hurl Coleman. Mr. mid i'» charge of thc program, bringing I WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Mannl bor. Walter Watkins were Mr. nnd Mrs. go to Grand Rapids Sunday to at­ Miss Olive Lathrop of Detroit was Mra. Ben Gldley, Mr. mid Mrs. » '•«>’ tlmelv mrasage. "The con- j Mr. and Mr*. Herman Nell. Sr Rr»v Watkins of lennon and Mr. tend the annual service held by a weekend guest Of Dr. and Mrs. C. Richard Groos. Mr. and Mr*. KennecUon Between Missions and Tern- were pleasantly surprised Saturday and Mrs H L Watkins of near Siwnlsh-American war veteran* at P. Lathrop. Sanderson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dun Bicperance." Right, May 32, when twenty-four Delton. Mr. Watkins la home from Uie Soldiers' Home chapel. . * * * . I guests arrived to celebrate their Mr. and Mrs. Al Huver and Mrs. gel. Mr nnd Mrs Bvron Fletcher.' Pennork hoxoltal and Is imnroving Pvt. David Stone left early Mon­ Peter Huver were In Lansing Mr. and Mra. Ken Laberteaux.Mr.1 Complimenlaiy to Miss Anne van- *oth wedding anniversary and preas ’■nnldly »« txwlblr foll«wvlnc his day morning to return to Swanna­ Thursday calling on a cousin, who and Mrs. T. 8 Baird and Mr. nnd Wmtrenen and Miss Marian Sawyer. । sented them each with a beautiful Mra Roman Feldpausrh A buffet who recently were accepted a* rjng. A large two-layer cake deco­ accident, when he broke his leg. noa, N. C.. after a visit with his Is home on a furlough. Mrs Gladvs Ironside I* spcndlnf parents, the Rev. and Mrs. L. Win­Mrs. Philo Philo, Sheldon. MrsChartcs Mrs cnancs supper will be served Monday at WAVES and are now awaiting rated in old rose with 40th wedding their rails. *irty-six friends were! anniversary written on the top also - few »*i»vs inis week with Mr. and ston Stop*. -»*-1 Kramer of Leach lake. Mrs. Don 8 to for member* and their fam-1i entertained on Tuesday evening at in old rose, home-made Ice cream. Mrs. Milton Bennert of Detroit. Mr. anA Mr*. William Solms and StegeT*and lienry ‘sheldop' spent Illes. ' * * I the home of Mrs. M. O Hill, the sandwiches and coffee supplied two sons of Detroit visited her par­ Thursday with Philo Sheldon at lhe the meeting of the Study club hostesses being Mra. Hill. Misses, the refreshments ent*. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Smith, University hospital in Ann Arbor. onAtMonday al tiie home of Mrs. Helen Wade. Elizabeth Finch. Esther, Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foster and over tha weekend. Mr. and Mr. Aben Johnson, an interesting pro- Doty and Virginia Luikins and Mra. j Mrs. Robert Neil. Bob and Don. Mr. Solms returned Sunday, thr boys children were in Bay City for the gram on Chinn was given by Mrs.1 Adelyn Boyce. Vari-colored spring 1 and Mra. Arthur Nell. Jack and weekend with M».. Foster's moth­ I remaining for a couple of weeks. W. Stebbins, who read excerpts flower* were used in Die various Barbara Mr. Mr. an and Mra. Forest Nell Mr*. George Robinson. Mrs. S. C. er who returned at that time after F from •*”*’ the — book. "Shake - “ Hands with rooms and an mIndoor IwOc. pxn-c picnic supper supper , and Forest. Fuiv-t. Jr.. Jr., all from Dctzait; Brock and Mr. and Mrs Weldon spending a few weeks here. Nell's — stater. Mrs. -John Mr. and Mr*. A. L. Brown and the Dragon" by Carl Glick, also was served. Music, visiting and and Mr. KcUBronson were -In Battle Creek on STEAM HEAT from "Thunder of the Sun." Mra. cards were enjoyed enjoyed during during the the fieegmlller Bccgmlller of Lakeland. Lakeland. Florida. — daughters of Ann Arbor were week­ Erik von Reta of Detroit was an evening. Mra. Harold Jacobean of Guests fromof । Thursday. were l Harold Jacobean of Guests from Hastings Hasting* wen Mr. and HOT A COLD WATER 1 Edward Boltum of Detroit wm end guest* of Mrs. Bert Spark* and out of town guest. Kalamazoo was an out of town Mr*. Lyle Neil and Palsy. Jean and Will Grigsby urigsoy and ana on Ithe guest of hl* parent*. Mr. and Mr and Mra. will wr * t ’ w ’ m ' guest. , Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Neil, SHOWER BATH Saturday spent lhe day with Grand । Mr and Mra. J. F. Edmonds were i Mrs. E. F. Bottum. on Sunday. . Jr and Mr. and Mra Kendall KeiI Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilcox of De­ Rapids friend*. Sunday dinner guests at the home I Mrs. Clifford Dolan entertained ier and rc|| Mr. and Mrs. John Crue and ton ,of Mr and Mr*. Ernest Edmonds.. her club of eight at dessert and Single J3.50 per wk. op I troll and Mr*. O. B. Wilcox. Loy ai*, Mr and Mr* Kendall Keller }?re.Sf?5 ‘ On r be t% tt, vJ > ‘ rth 2 ay Tu ^ ay afternoon. Win; of ciorerdale entertained twentyspent Sunday with her parent* in I Wilcox and Mr. and Mr*. Warren Double -5.88 per wk. up i Wilcox of Jackson visited Hastings Vermontville. nhersary of J. F. Edmonds who nlng sairts were made by Mrs. elghl guests for dinner Sunday honMra. Clayton Brandxtettcr. Sally has been ill this winter but ta now David French and Mra. Edw. van i or|Ilg Mr. and Mra. Herman Nell, relatives and friend* on Sunday. B,,a Mr I Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Calkins and Mary Mike and Mlsa Ambra much improved in health An out Popering. , town guest was Mra. Martha Free-1 ... ----------------I were Sunday guest* of her sister. Fcdewa were In Lansing on Friday of and Miss Doris Radford relumed man of Kalamazoo, who ta spend-' Honoring Uie thirteenth birthday ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE DATE Mn. Llbbie Rush, of Lake Odessa with them for the weekend. 1%®*! CW 5SS l “ . , Ll he h 2 mc of Mr her Oaughter. Betty. Mra Cecil Mr. and Mra Fred Friedrich anMr*. Clair McKee 1* the guest ot Mrs. A. M. Dads of Chicago was ,una Mra. Ernest Edmonds. | Cappon entertained a few of her nounce Uie approaching marriage of the a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs neighborhood friend* friends at an Im- their daughter. Betty Marie, to Carl Pnr *, J., 'neighborhood Fred Hale. a r r CIU?^rS ot ¥.r' an<l Mrs- Promptu surprise Monday evening. Baldwin, son of Mr*. Anna Baldwin, A good time to buy Rayon hose while we have a good . Edward Fisher of Lansing si>cnt Art^r ro*«J Ann Games were played and the girl* Hasting*. Route 3. on Sunday, the weekend with Mr. and Mra. Arbor. Mr. and Mr* Clayton j were treated to lunch, making It June 13. stock of sheer hard twisted 45 gauge full fashioned Jooeph Fisher. Weekend guest* of Mr. and Mrs. hose in thc new summer shades.—The new OPA C. W. Dolan at Gun lake were J. St. Marx of Wlnni|>eg. Ernest St. order No. 339 has mode it necessary to revise and Mars of Toronto and Geoffrey Deerlove of Montreal. Canada. reduce several styles of rayon hose. Our sale starts Sunday guest* of Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Everett were Mr. and Mra. Rov Friday, May 28. Kenney and Bonita of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mra. Grover Hansen and son Bud of Wilmington Delaware were weekend guests of Mr and Mra. Jernes Radford at Gun lake C. W. Dolan Is In Toronto and Montreal this week. Mr. and Mrs R W. Willis. Mra. it Gauge— Ito Denier 45 Guage—75 Denier Levi Willis and Mrs. Carl Metaner 113 S. Jsffsrsoa St Pkoas 3438 and young daughter were dinner Ceiling Price -­ Ceiling Price . guesU of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Camp­ 51.19 QOC B o«n„^a.u,.,«IS0CIAL ITEMS I U Y ON DS Al RD’S Sale of Stockings! ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Bakery Specials for Friday anil Saturday! SB Choose Smart Spectators CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK CAKE 5QC Here arc the styles you'll wear all thru the sum- BANGHART BAKERY ise only (early S i square nd with irlding. je color of your $1.19 & 89c A FAMOUS FORMULA A lot more goes into the prescription*, I fill than fine, fresh drug*. There aUo goes, yean of experience and special training—a lot of patience and (kill . . . and moat of all, a firm promise to you, your Doctor and mytelf that every preWacription will be compounded with uL moit care. SHiiiiirsji = DKLG STORE = bell of We*t Grand St. Bunday. Bill Lauer of Saginaw was a weekend guest of Morris Hill. Mrs. Francis Cusack and daugh­ ter* Miss Helen Cusack and Mtas Anne Cusack of Muir, also Mrs. Joseph Long and son Tom of Eaton Rapid* were guests at the Cheater Hodges home on Bunday Mr. and Mrs. Roy HubMrd and Mr. and Mra. Richard Cook were dinner guests of Lt. and Mrs. Ed­ win Purnala at Clear Lake Camp Friday evening and enjoyed the U.S.O. show given for the Coast Guard*. Lt. Purnala leave* on June 12th for a new assignment In Flor­ ida. Miss Marjorie Hill from W.M.CX. at Kalamazoo was home over the weekend. Mrs. R. B. Lee of Flint vWted her aunt, Mrs. Sumner Sponable Ml HIKl ™i.k. “• Gourd Neck Lake will spend the weekend and Decoration Day with i the former's parents. Mr. and Mr*. Sumner Sponable. Mr. and Mr*. Fritz Southworth and ion. David, of Lansing, were weekend guest* of her mother. Mrs. Neil Boekeloo. 8 Broadwav. . Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence Towne of Detroit were guests of Mr. and Mr*. Oecar Palmer over the weekend. Mrs. Joseph Nabkc ot Grand Raplds and Pnyil* Smith, local, were guests of Mr*. Robert Cole, Sunday. Mrs. Winona Downing. Miss Hex­ Ine Downing and guast Mb* Doro- I thy Barker of Lansing will spend ( Decoration Day at the John Eddy । home. — REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY -—J Wlrulow. Mr and Mra. Ira Chaffee , gSE Httiofg PttoM 2241 stalo O JaHerxwn 77** and Pvt. Keith Chaffee, who to 1 home on a furlough, vtolied rela- early get the pick of the many styles By this leading manufacturer Lots of Spectator Pumps and Ties in Black and White, Blue and White and Brown and White. -» RAYFLEX NEW PRICE VICTORY NEW PRICE IRREGULAR * Seamless Hose 45 Gauge Complete range of sixes and styles Ceiling Price tie NEW PRICE >7Oc fl A Ceiling Price * NEW PRICE m 5ftc t>V MOST PATTERNS Cotton Lisle Ribbed Top . *3.48 Cotton Lisle Ribbed Top Out Sice others $2.69 THERE'S A GOOD REASON FOR WANTNG NEW SHOES Out Sixe Rayon F. Fashioned C® Price $1.00, new price... WITHIN THE N E X T 2 WEEKS—SHOE RATION STAMP 17 JUNE 15th. ..50c Cotton Lisle Hemmed Top EXPIRES "Exclusive, but nt II A S T I �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, MAY tl. IMS >i>h la ikaak at the McQuarie home Wed. Metn■Bj r.kn... i bers report a nice crowd and a nice y way white time. * Mr. and Mra. Chas. Pixley I received a cnoiegram Wednesday w,r|uf I from their sons. William E. and , mraiary at Clarence E. who arc In foreign ser••M away 4 vlce. assuring them of tneir aalety and good health. * Friends of Amy t> hl* hand. Simpson were saddened by her Jcrralne were weekend guests of thc Harold Springer and Ronald An­ ders families. * Mra. Belle Shepherd was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mra. Ray Barnes, attending Church here Sunday morning ana calling on friends in Uie neighborhood. * Remember thc Community meeting this week Friday night. May 38th at the school house. * Don Snrtng- GRANGES EDITORIAL— ASSOCIATION NATI< Farmer came home with Marjory Lammers from Kalamazx» uml spent the weekend with her par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Lanunepi. * Mr. and Mrs Dewayne Lammen nnd Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crook of Hastings ate Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mra. John Lammers. * Mra. Lloyd Owen who was taken to the hosoltal at Battle Creek and operated on on the 13th returned home Saturday night. We are glad Ito report ahe ta doing aa well aa could be expecterd. * Mra. Minnie I Campbell la spending thia week with her niece. Mra. Stella Larabee Sheldon Agency AU Kinds ol Insnraacs Surety Beads Pkoas 31»5 Hastings Swanson Agency Creek cemetery. .* Mr. and Srodeventh of Battle Creek with Arcelius Campbel^ Bun- AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY We Remove Dead Animals Marshall Furnaces For Prompt Removal of . Old, Crippled or Dead . \ Hones and Cows / Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes ol furnaces HASTINGS \ / 2697 \ Floor Sanders for Rent Mr. and KT Veryl Belson. who reside on Ute Belson farm near the Rutland town hall, were Sunday callers at the home of Veryl’s par­ ents here. * Mr and Mrs John Perry returned Saturday after a C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. We meet all eompetltlon In paying AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING Help r-ml. 4 Saturday Creek Rendering Co. Lloyd Huger, Mgr. AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. Apply Superintendent's Office, NYCRR, Jackson, Mich. YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable HORSES $5.00 Horses X? COWS $4.00 We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. dittrr.. . Agency Bottle BRAKEMEN SWITCHTENDERS TELEGRAPH OPERATORS » YARD CLERKS Glycerin Recovered Swanson DEAD STOCK REMOVED! PHONE \ Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Extrom of Battle Creek wax a guest or Mra Hattie Andrra and daugh­ ter Shirley the flral n*rt of the week. She also called on friends In the neighborhood. ♦ Ur. —~.d . Fred Schulmeyer of Plainwell were / cattle KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS REDUCED RATES Property damage and Liability Conforming to Michigan’s new Responsibility Law may we ad. | vise you how this law affects al! Michigan motorists? VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. Form Bureau State Agent $1,000 A PAIR WONT BUY THE DOUBLE SAFETY AUCTIONEER WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDES List year Auction Salts with DEWEY REED IN ANY OTHER WORK SHOE! , HOUSEHOLD OOOD8 Shipping Livestock Every Saturday VStfiil. P0ULTMY FOR HALE—Plano, nnuaually wallow FUR HALE-ISO Superior 6rad». AAA 12 «l"k old While l.r(>iorn pullrta tear. »40 Uh. Hoy A: Wrirl.r, 1 Hubert Crockford. Woodland iclcphorte milea north and KO rda. «.l u( NathSCSI. S-37 1 »|t>. S-27 FOR W.F.-tlrneral Electric alXrr. :I7 PRODUCE I tnudrl. in »rr> rnnihllan Phone TENEX INSURANCE and BONDS JAKE DEPRfESTER STEBBINS & JACOBS 'HASTINGS, MICH. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for come of that good C. “BUI” SHERWOOD -Kalalnar INSURANCI Betel Hastings Lily White Flour CARDS OF THANKS 30 lbs. floor for bn.liel of ph. CASH For your olid Scrap Iron, Rodiotors, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Laed. CLENN F. LAUBAUGH ••• Me. Michigan Avenas INSECT PROBLEMS! Rid your premises of Bed-Bugs, Roaches, Moths, Termites, Fleas, Rodents, other pests by reliable Fumigator & Extermi­ nator. Inquire Stebbins & Jacobs Drug Store C. R. Rogers Seed Store. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. 2. STEEL CAP PREVENTS CRUSHING IT'S doubly important to keep yourself on the job these days because Uncle Sam needs all the production he can get. That makes it all the more advisable to wear a thoroughly depend­ able Safety Shoe. It not only helps keep up production - ’less suffering and loss of pay. but it also saves you from ne CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training 5----------- ------------- line llddleville Truss Fitting AMAZING SOFTNESS LESSENS FATIGUE That's why more workers every day are adopting Wolverine Shell Horsehide SAFCTY Shoes. Their concealed toe armor will Uke a great crushing force. But, every bit as important, these SAFETY Shoes are soft as buckskin and nil- far greater protection against fa­ tigue which is oerhaps tho most common cause of serious accidents. We are offering just six (6) lots for sale. High and dry building sites. The lots range in size from 70 to 135 feet water frontage, and 178 to 350 feet deep. Each lot has access to Lights, City Gas, Tel. Good roads and nice swimming beach. Terms may be arranged to suit your buying power.'BUY NOW while wages ■re high, and build when conditions will permit. REID'S RESORT, THORNAPPLE LAKE 1 CUT-RATE SHOESTORE rA-> Gnu. 'if S/taeStint �THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MAY 27. 1943 UNSUNG HEROES OF I; MERCHANT MARINE (5) Help In repatriation, where I they may be stranded In other countries. 1 <81 Any other aid deemed necesLast week wc noted Ute fact that *7 to promote lhe health, morale general welfare of our mer- Kenneth Wiegand. 22. of Muskegon, was given a 10 days jail sentence I chant seamem United Seoman's Service Pays High Tribute to the here for the larceny of a bicycle: was also ordered to pay lite coats In Organized to Provide Work ot Missionaries ‘signed to care fur: his case or serve an additional 10 A few yean ago newspapers and For Them ...__ ____ I (1) Seamen who____ have________ been dta- days. The bike he stole was recov­ 1 Individuals delighted to poke fun We hnve all reaH nf Ameriean charged from hospitals after medl- ered and restored to its owner. We have all read of American cal C<1 tn .alroent ondjtre treatment and ve convalescing. convalescing. Tuesday of last week the Muske­ at lhe missionary movement of tte merchant ships being sunk by :| ((2) -. Those who have not jj. — In been gon officers picked up Frank Wie­ churches. The missionaries were bombs and torpedoes while carry- 'hospitals, but who stew definite gand. S3. Kenneth’s brother, whose considered as enraged In a move­ ing food. guns, ammunition, gaso-• of needing a*-- — rest ' and opportu- home is at Twin Lakes, north of ment that could not .get anywhere. No doubt plenty of mistakes were to regain their strength. Muskegom for the theft of a bicycle made line and other supplies to our Allies. by tte churches. They often England. Russia. Australia and ' Mr. McTyier explained that, to belonging to Ray Branch’s young sent out persons who understood China. Do we realize that, without carry out this program, lhe U£S. son. Sheriff Bera went to Muskegon little or nothing of the background the service of our merchant marine. ta providing rest homes near the Wednesday after Frank. At first the of thc so called "heathen." Their It would be impossible for American principal porta on our Atlantic and prisoner denied the theft, but later main idea seemed to be that the soldiers and airmen to fight our :Pacific coasts. These will not be admitted ll to our sheriff. When he people of China, India, etc. must battles for liberty outside of the "institutions," but will have an in­ not be allowed to go en-masse Into formal. home-like atmosphere. Each U. 8. A.? the regtons where astestos clothing Balling -these ships ta an exceed- :home will accommodate not more would be needecK These folks had Ingiy dangerous job under present than fifty ,men. who will be under a drove with Wiegand to Twin Lakes, good intentions but lacked proper but could not find snv trace of the physician's care. Three such homes war conditions. Up to August I. training and understanding. since Pearl Harbor was attacked. ।are now in operation and others stolen wheel The sheriff then ac­ Before and since lhe turn of this 2401 seamen on American merchant ।are being acquired near our Impor­ cused Wiegand of having sold it. century especially, there was a which he later admitted. He was vessels were killed, drowned, or tant coastal cities. marked change for tte better In died of wounds when their ships For seamen who suffer from thc quite Indefinite in naming the pur» the approach and the qualifications went down. Many more were in- ,severe strain and fatigue of wy- chaser, but the Muskegon officers of missionaries and In their proce­ lured, some of them seriously. By tlme service on our merchant ships are trying to locate him. Frank was dure. Natives who did not respond (his time probably well over 4.000 there will be recreational camps, lo­ taken Into Municipal court here readily to appeals for them to afternoon, admitted the change their reunion, were Im­ of our sailors have lost their lives ,cated not too far from our coastal Wednesday by the sinking of American mer- cities. , Vacations in these camps will charge against him and was given pressed when missionaries came to chant ships. Not mat the men to return to their 15 days In the county jail, also or­ them with doctors and hospitals'to that many Amer- enable , i,-.-, —-- have huve been killed It.lle^ in acac­ , WOrg on thc seas with renewed dered to pav the costa of <18.75 and. heal their sick. They were like­ lean airmen If he fails. 15 days will be added to tion atoee’in. the war started' I strength. Btartad health and wise impressed when missionaries __________ Reception centers are being lo­ hta time in jail. These seamen, who gave up their opened schools and colleges, when at principal ports where the Uvea for their country, were not tn cated , Improved the minds and gave their ’s needs may be ascertained. government service; but they faced seamen t children wider and deeper vision. death, Injuries and untold suffer- •There, too. they will bo directed to They taught more efficient ways of ing when enemy airplanes and sub- whatever , type of medical service farming and homekeeping. They marines destroyed their ships with they । should have. evidenced a sincere interest In the Entries On Display In Store There has long been an urgent bombs, torpedoes, machine guns people among whom and for whom for sailors coming into port to and mines; or when they were need , they labored. Windows On Poppy Day decent places where they can hurled from oil -tankers tnto a sea have । The people of China, India and Each year lhe American Legion other foreign lands could see that to spend their lime while on of blazing oil. Those who escape go , Slay spend weeks on life boats or shore ] leave. Mr McTyier reported Auxiliary sponsors a Poppy paster Christianity meant friendliness, the U-8U. ta acquiring build­ contest In the city schools, contest­ helpfulness, cure for the body, lhe on flimsy Hfe-rafts and be tor- ttet । suitable for club uses, away ants entering from both the high mind and tte spirit. So Increasing tured by hunger or thirst, or In tte ings । far north by bitter cold. But these from । the water fronts. At these and junior high school art classes. numbers were won and more would Tills year twenty posters were have been but for denominationalthey will find places to relax, survivors will sign again to sal on clubs , suitable surroundings and completed, the judges, Mrs. D. A. ism. other vessels. They know that with , These will be a wonder­ Van Buskirk, Mrs. M. O. HUI and America will lose this war if our comforts. ( improvement over lhe dingy Harry Larsen, selecting the follow­ .China Oen- Chiang Kai-Shek, a merchant ships fall to reach our ful । the water fighting fronts with the food, am- hales-ln-the-wall |)O|CS.UJ.UIC.WBI> along .... : ing as winners. ivnrisuan. I Christian. nu> His «ue, wife, now now ill in mm this munition and supplies our fighting fronts, which heretofore have been From the high school. Roberta country, has Impressed this and open to them. Tne The Morgan won finrt place; Audra other nations as one of the world’s forces must have. the only places open m*:* — '**1^— shas .—■ K b—>ib tnamed kctyoq Endsley, second; Richard WlUlams,- most famous and cultured women, The:* American seamen are un- , ffa" tlrsl Q ol* ‘these clubs been for * Andrew Fumscth. a seamen sung heroes. The world-wide phases •— •— a seamen third. Winners in junior high ,she Is the daughter of parents who of this war make the work they are who devoted hta life to helping his were: Joseph Hubert, first; William wcre won to Christianity by Amerdoing more Important than that of shipmates. That club has. in New La Homedieu. second; Gloria Jean lean missionaries. How does China's any merchant tailors In world his­ York Citv. a large, convenient, four- Hart, third. Those who placed first leader feel about missions and mlsswUl each receive <1.00, second place lonarles? Below wa quote from an tory. Tte ships they man are the story building; and the sailors ap­ life line, reaching 'join our indus­ preciate it. Similar clubs are being winners, 75 cents, and third place, I.*----- *— ------ ui.~-.-w ।nesday last week the following Item trial front to our fighting fronts. arranged for In. Philadelphia. Bal­ 50 cents. The winning posters wUl .also be ,which plainly expresses thc views They not only transport men and timore. Norfolk. New Orleans. San Francisco, and other large shlp- entered In the district contest and ,of < China’s ruler: materials to foreign then In the state. If they place--------firsti Chungking—<AF>—Generalissimo our armies arc waging war. but they CenMcTy l<-r explained that In the district, where the com- j ;Chiang Kai - Bhek Wednesday also bring to our factories from. oth­ I prai praised the Christian church and er lands such materials as bauxite, another fine service for our seamem petition is always keen. On Saturday. May 22. Poppy Day. | iu its missionaries in China and said manganese, tungsten, father, wool, which the UJBS. ta providing. Is jute. etc., necessary to feed our pro­ low-cost hotels in large porta, which the six winning posters are to be iI the “abolition of unequal treaties ducing machinery, so it can keep offer decent accommodations, at on display In a store window op ■hadJ freed the Christian church rates seamen can afford to pay State St., so all may see them, oth­ from all association with foreign making wur materials. A high morale in our merchant when thev are «t»ylng ovwntahta ers entered tn the contest have imperialism or-aggrcsslon." In an address to thc -opening ses­ seamen ta quite us important as It U in port. The USS. is now operating been sent to several of the villages In tte army or navy. To keep Amer­ three such hotels, not f<*»«><£*« In the county,. advertising Poppy sion of a Christian conference here, ican ships sailing it Is necessary to to give good, low-cost hotel service Day. the first since Uie outbreak of the war. the Chinese leader said: provide for tte basic human needs l°8toc«rthe present war began, hun­ "We still need them (the mis­ of American seamen, piey cannot On© <18.75 War Bond will give an look to Uncle Sum for hospital care dreds of our seamen on merchant Army enlisted man an overcoat, sionaries) and welcome Christians If they are wounded. They cannot vessels navs been stranded in for­ two woolen undershirts, and a pair from other lands who serve Uie people of China with true sym­ expect government compensation eign ports. Their ships were tor­ of light woolen socks. pathy and devotion. Don’t feel you pedoed or bombed, and survivors for property toss when their be­ are guests. You are comrades work­ longings go down with their ships, were carried to these Portsoyother no/food. clothing and shelter while vessels which happened along and ing with us to save our people and waiting for another job. /They are nicked them from the water, or life retirement from active work, after build a new nation." Chiang and hia wife are Metho­ not government employees. If they boats, or life-rafts. These stranded 30 years of service. He had made all have such old it must come from sailors had no way to return to his plans to cease active work last dists. "Christians from abroad and volunteer help, provided by those America. There waa.no one to care year. When the U.S.8. needed an exec­ Christians In China are on the Who ore directly Interested in their far them, except charttable peop e same luuulul footing and can work wholework and from patriotic citizens living in these ports. The UBS. is utive to act as its general business Bajnc who appreciate their services and now providing food, medical atten­ manager. the officers and directors heartedly for the reconstruction ol lacrtficre, which are so essential for tion where needed, shelter and somehow learned that Mr. McTyier , china." Chiang said. "From now on the preservation of our nation and transportation to the United States *“ ^ring from the poslUon which । there should be much closer rela­ te had filled so capably. They be-t tlons between the Chinese and for these stranded seamen. human freedom. According to Mr. McTyier tte per­ lleved his experience and ability, [western Christians " Until very recently the writer did He urged the church In China not know that anything had been sonal service which the UBS. ta evidenced in hta work was what done to assist American tailors who now giving our seamen Includes the that organization needed. Bo they 110 proclaim more widely its teachsuffer injuries, or lose their belong­ <0^?rBnergency help in cash, cloth­ persuaded him to take up this new |nir, and to broaden the scope of work. He gave up his plans for re- Rs work, particularly In public ings. or employment when our mer­ tirement. and is enthusiastically health. ing. food, lodging and other needs. chant vessels are destroyed by our (2) Guidance and service with laboring to cany out the program 1 “Let the church identify itself nation’s enemies. Some survivors have been tortured by thirst or personal problems; where n$«lcu. “ of the U.8A He’s the right man more Intimately with the life and starvation or bitter cold while on restore self-confidence, or thesta­ for that work. It was a privilege to >—ds nf tte people and cooperate bility of the seamans J»mily. as hear him explain the'great bene- fully with the government and soflimsy life-rafts In the North Atfits to the seamen on our merchant , dal welfare agencies and build a lanllc. Most of them ore picked up. well as in other relationships. <3) Other help, such as ‘racing ships which the UJ3S. has already i hr«ven in socletv." he said. "When taken to some port, possibly thou­ relatives, legal advice, assistance In accomplished, and the still greater there ta opportunity the church sands of miles from Amertea ana {Preparing official papers and similar services It expects to render in Qiclr । <hould not hesitate to take a lead left there, with litUe or no money, | in social service." dependent entirely on lhe charity MI(4^C<Courscs in professional mari­ behalf. of strangers. They may have wages time Stej^u to afford additional due them from their employers, but have no way to get them. The training to pre pare them for pro­ pride and Independence of a sailor motion tn their craft. (5) The UBB. has a department causes him keen suffering under such conditions; for he loves to pay which looks after a seamans de­ h WhHe’ a guest at the Pennfiora pendents. to see that they do not suffer from want or neglect. <8) The UBB. has a revolving hotel In St. Petersburg, the writer to care for needv beneflclawas privileged to learn of splen­ rfund did work now In progress to assist 1X1 while a seaman’s life Insurance sailors on American merchant ships. Is being collected. To carry *ut Its plans, the UBB. There was given at the Pennfiora been Incorporated as a nonone evening a moat Interesting talk has to thc hotel guests by John Floyd £rofIt corporation, with hc*dnuarMcTyier of-New York City, busi­ ters at 39 Broadway. New York ness manager of the United Sea­ city. There standards are set for the operation of hotels, elute, cen­ men’s Service. Mrs. McTyier has been a winter guest at the hotel, ters and other activities. Wherever for several years, and te ylslta her a UBB. service unit is established, local committee, on which s#ahere when ids work will permit. .r, repr»mud. wm direct that unit's activities. The use of all its facilities are [DURING MAY AND JUNE ONLY I) and believes Banner readers will be free to seamen. But respecting the seaman’s pride In “being on hta glad to learn about it The United Seamen’s Service is own” and "paying his way," cost usually referred to ns the UBB., prices will be charged them for and It will be so mentioned here­ food and other Hems, also for hotel after. It was organized last year as accommodations. To finance the work of tite UBB. a non-profit corporation, for the purpose of providing health and for this, its first year. Ha budget recreational facilities, hotels where was fixed at <5,780.000 00. American needed, also to give needed service ship-owners, shlp-bullders and the to individual seamen, whose ships Seamens' unions have united to may be sunk by Axis aircraft or finance ita operations. Mr. McTyier submarines. The writer was pleased stated that the funds had been to have Mr. McTyier state that, pledged and over half of the budget while the UBB. is immediately con­ has been paid. Unsolicited funds cerned with the wartime needs of have been received from Individuals our seamen, it la not a duration and organizations to encourage Ita W<Mr. McTler, the general business YARDLEY YARDLEY American merchant ships. It Is di­ manager of the USB. lias had CLEANSING CREAM NIGHT CREAM YARDLEY ENGLISH rected by a board of trustees, whose training and experience which ad­ members Include representatives of mirably fit him for hta work. H« COMPLEXION CREAM lhe government, ship owners, ship grew to young manhood on Georgia builders, sailors' labor unions, as farm, and has made his own way In life. He holds decrees from the well as public-spirited citizens. Mr. McTyier said that seamen are George Williams College and New free, independent, fearless men. York University In the field of • Complexion-wise women (who know "Yardley" Il a beauty­ who will never stand for being pat­ mtnagement. accounting, finance name to conjure with!) will be auick to lake advantage of this «<An * VTIn ronised. So the UB.8. is neither a _ offer: any two JI jart ol Ihof famous Yardloy ertamt lot just charity nor a mission. Its officers and directors have no desire to im­ cd manhood. When the Panama $1,501 Remember, this offer Is limited—you’ll want to “take us pose their Ideas upon our seamen, Canal was only a ‘hole tn the up on it" right away! We carry ther complete line of Yardley but do wish to recognise their great ground" Pres. Theodore Roosevelt Lavender and Beauty Preparations. value to America by providing them called for YMCA. work among with the service they desire in the lhe workers on that big diteh Mr. way thev want it. The service ren­ McTyier was selected, and there dered will not duplicate the work successfully organized arid operated S any other agcnclaa which may the first YMC A huta In that re­ laboring among or for these men. mote area, and was highly com­ mended for his work and good judg­ The USS. program In brief is: (1) Medical care for seamen in ment. Mr. McTyler‘8 sincere Interest in rest rooms and camps. (21 Recreational faciUUea through the YMCA and his executive abil­ HASTINGS PHONE 2115 ity were recognized by the leaders elute. (J). Decent, low-cost living quar­ in American YMCA. work. He ters. where necessary, for seamen was made secretary of the Trans­ portation Department of the Na­ while they are ashore. (4) Personal-problem services for tions! YMCA. and served very capably until he last year reached seamen and families. Officers Have Thief But Not Stolen Wheel GEN. CHIANG SAYS ^79663 X SECTION ADDITIONAL OIL DRILLING;two fire alarms AUTHORIZED IN THIS CO. I The alarm of fire Thursday ofter- BARRY BYPATHS _ noon was caused by an electric flat . TV* national petroleum admlnta- |TR>n In thc Bonnet and Gown Shop. “UtfJortaed the drilling When tte store was closed ThursBy JANE CAMERON ‘ of additional ehallow oil -wells in day noon for the regular half-day globe with a twelve Michigan counUcs. one of 1 vacation, this iron was on Uje IronFourth Estate. whlch Is Barry county. The others.; Ing board with the current onare: Allegan. Berrien. Branch. Cal- j fortunately not in full force. HowThe Kellogg Foundation got it­ houn. Cass. Kalamazoo. Kent. Mus- i ever it was enough so that the overkcgpn. Ottawa. St. Joseph and Van heated Iron created a considerable self quite a blurb In a feature ar- > Buren. 8Dacln« requirements for smoke, which was finally discovered tide, with profuse illustrations, re- , wells In these counUcs had been 40 i and resulted in a visit from the fire centiy In a national magazine. San iKelland and Paul DcGrulf. acres per well. Thc new authorize- I department. Very little effort was Bulettc, one of their staff writers book. Willow Run. is hot , lion fixes the spacing limit at 20 required to end the trouble. Not did It and the article shows exhaus- axjicmbly line griddle. 0or» acres, which permit many more —- •<— •- ------— Uve study of the entire set-up. One <Hons. Chum I ’ ■ paragraph ta as follows: "When ■ wells. Hie government restricts the and that wo* caused by thc smqke. this ------situation came to a head — in depth of the wells, when 20 acre Friday riiua; night, be at buoui about eleven 1, ;; A spacing ta allowed, to 2.000 feet. o’clock, the fire alarm was sounded. E“‘houn C?u^’r',Dr; Robins went the V-Mail Dept. Our brothgl Jtal ~*taff~in Albion ! It was caused by the discovery that in —Albion Chester Stowell's car. parked near ■nd “>>,d theIflectors oc“ra about/ “ »*boralabor*- .1last lettct was sent May 11 frt Government restrictions and sim­ hta house, was on fire. The car was lo,7 Plan—the first, incidentally— England and we received it May I plifications of industrial and resi­ damaged beyond repair. I That’s what I call traveling. 1| operating over at Hastlngsbineigh— *“ dential Incandescent lighting fix­ i boring Barry County, on a grant | I have a setting hen who telar tures will save 2.000 to 3,000 tons BUY OB StXL IT WITH BASNER lrtkE'iZ'm°ih?jS!" O ul1 to the CIO. She wants more ihi of metal this year. her share of grain and'only at every other day. She says. "To Im with thc war effort, her person whims come first" Site did ec descend to set on some em wh their Mamma took a powder, k when I brought the other ben bw she took off and hasn’t set an hour since. Her name is Jnhnna L. Lewis. Girls, does It make you feel silly to put a inch hems in your growing ndolescent daughter's dresaas, ANNOUNCE POPPY POSTER WINNERS AH TWO BEAUTY CREAMS FOR know you'll never have a chance to let them down. Come to think of It. the construction of that last sent*"ce certainly should make me fee! silly. The family baby was here and had the giggles. She looked at me •o limo that all of her I didn’t have hold of. fell to the floor. Graduation time Is always a pleasure around here. The sweet boy graduate was upstairs dressing for Baccalaureate and his brother hud skipped out with his suit. He bellowed down. "Hey. have I got to go up there in my shorts?" An un«vmnath<«Uc voice from the kitchen -nd un there and a kindly teacher de-Rummcrf him *0 he would ba a credit to the family. The Washington Department of Agriculture states that the present outlook for Michigan’s peach cross has been determined as "fair," <1 An. oil painting, "Farm Bureau," by William Fox. son of Harley Pox, Hastings, was awarded first place in the 14th annual exhibition of Kalamazoo artists. In commenting on this painting the Kalamazoo Gazette article re­ viewing the exhibition said: "The first award, "Farm Bureau," depicts a typically' American sub­ n* ject rendered in strong, clear colon pointing in oil Fox has submitted I and brought together in a compact nnd well organised special design reminding one of Edward Hopper, well-known American painter. Wil­ his palatini; was the view looking those on Michigan trees i liam Fox Is an artist employed by south cast toward thc group of, freestng occurred ircelln« «xurrea. the Kalaslgn company and has buildings housing the Farm shown In local exhibitions for many Help the Men in the Armed Forces To Be Listed in the Directory Following is a list of men in the Armed Forces for whom wo do not have addresses. If you con give us the address of any of these men, please phone, write, or stop in and tell us. Help keep the Service Men's directory up-to-date. See the complete list of Service Men in the lobby of this bank. Clinton Adams John Anderson Bill Babcock Charles Barnes George Bauer Rex Bean Carl Beach Kenneth Beckwith Eugene Bennett Prosper Bernard James Berry Richard Bogart Winston Boyes Robert Bradsha* Clair Brady Carl Brock Rlcha/d Brock Jack Brounard Richard Brower Donald Brown Maynard Brown Lloyd Brunt Lavcrn Bryant John Buehler Robert Burns Bernard Carney Cecil Charles Donald Chase Orville Cooley Jack Crockford Robert Crittenden Ernest Crumback Don Curtis Arthur Dodge Francis Edgecomb Leslie Enxiati Fanl Foster , Robert Francisco Milford Frederickson Raymond Garvey Harald Gales Maurice Haight Wesley Hanke Stanley Hansen Dwight Harrington Charles Harvarth Lyle Hathaway Curtis Hawkins Elwood Hawkins Frederick Haywood Donald Heath Robert Helrigel Harold Helsel Charles Higdon Junior Hill Frank Hobbs Carrin Hoffman Kenneth Hoffman Donald Howell Dorr Howell Steve Hula Richard Johnson Howard Johnston Robert Jordan George Juppslrom George Kellogg Albert Kennicott. Jr. Kenneth Kopf ~ Thonuu - — Donald Lucas Charles Lykins Richard MacLeroy David Mapes William Mason Hewitt Matson I^e McCallum Ernest McCormlek Richard McIntyre John Mekau Viusatea Salik Robert Saunders Robert Schaller Robert Schiiner Clarence Berijan Rowell Shelienbargcr Philip Shepard Manrirr Miller Donald Sprinter George Oaks Charles Ogden Carl Overholt Stewart Peters Richard Pike Charley like Donald Hulhruff LyBARKER’S HASTINGS, - �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1MJ Frost of Orand Rapids visited them [with relatives and at the Johnson gardlng her hand which iia* caused : ifrom Saturday until Tuesday while farm In Yankee Springs. ★ Mrs. Iher husband was assisting in an'Floyd Watkins of Green Lake vis- * The Claude and Jack Rosenberg ■ ' Z “ ।oil well drilltaiR operation at Howell, ited Mrs. Myrtle Benaway and- IWddMKS . Tb. Thom..^ J*nn V.»o» TH»«Uj JW-- receive letter* from Sgt Clarence r Helmer (Pee-Wee) who lias been ta 1 nnd Mra. Blanch Segerstrom ar.- service some Uxne and from whom rompanled Mra. Jas. Berry nnd they had not heard directly for nlng. * The Young Woman's Guild yeun* en the making of rand. monUu. He write* he la In Horth has undertaken the o? making of fan tap da>‘ev1tnllig-uLP • use conralescen? Th»Y wiUi Jara** hav-(Africa. It 1* gratifying to know robes for the „.Cd use _.ni of convalescent piracm a* mic aciTttca A Jf. ing been here for the weekend and has received their letters ii. I.- ,txl lesdT? cftL wfll^ <** **!&* btolber. Harold Be g- he MldfflevlBe new*allclippings fromwith tfee l,llm t,1U vklnlW- JttS WMe “ Mr Mrs. Oscar Sherk and Mraliertha Uielr leader ^ra.LhM. WlUtams. cratrom to CQIJlp * Wnl. scheiv • Banner, which Uiey have sent each Star members were at Wayland Andrew Finkbeiner, Mr. and Mra. Friday evening to the Friendship Obear Finkbeiner and daughter meeting of the O. K 8. chapter. A | Phyllis, ot this village, and Mr. MYs. Nora Whitmore of Grand tand Mr*. James Clark and children Mra. Minnie McFall lias been con- Rapids spent a few days last week 1 of Pannelee. A Mr. and Mrs. with Mra. Delta Allen, going to Has- ctayton Bennett were in Grand flu since Thursday. Mrs. Lois J!.1 ‘ It 1n£?ratmn lend fun,:ral M!rvlCM for Mrs. An- D1EVILLE * Mrs. W. A. Cruller and children. Halen and Dean accompanied Mrs. Clarence French to Kalamazoo, Bunday where they visited the latter's son, Hl at Barbour Hall, Nazareth College. * Sunday guests at the home of ”—*- ' “ - EJ":' □‘S."KS& ess! Sta town at 2 p. m. for the grove where nlng at Butterworth hospital at tha (instead of services by the American Mr*. Finkbeiner was riding with ~ - ---- -------- —— - ----- - — --------*her daughter, Mn. Ruby Yonkers, placed on the soldiers lot. iwas ----------struck by a heavily loaded coal followed by Uie program. Music truck al and she was thrown onto her wm be furnished by the band and head on l!>e pavement, susspecial numbers »by Pat and Ward'talnlng ,——j a skull fracture. 8ho »ev8^ wllh lhc addraw ot the day er regi bv Rev. 8. B. Qulncer. Il ta hoped |Cathert._______ „„ imany fn willcare be present for three scrv- in at Dutton rftacfcment weather for Grand rorae Rapids Use butlived much me program win be held in Uie life had been spent on the farm you aren't yet using rowboat* to ( tour lhe farm* a* many in the,: southern states are doing. daughter Phyllta of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Harold Cutler; treasurer. Mrs. A Her. E. C. Finkbeiner of Bangor James Clark. A Mr. and Mrs. Henry .gi;^jL*”'','were"'Mr " and *Mrs.' Ati- 1;*ira* vernciva an mil N'orman of blrthdays are scheduled to meet this Of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johiuon Gillett will be the salutaiorian with Grand Rapids, Uirtc grandchildren “.*??. V • spent from Thursday afternoon un- Brog accompanied their daughter,, t ’Finkbeiner. Finkbeiner, Mr. and Mrs. VurjWilllams and little son Norman of Kf n^v ’ni«ht~ot ’wfth"Nai ’hj*n'' 'moUwith iwh/Nathan wiiv^"nn*Mof’5in uiridtaville-Preee n son Norman Monday night »hn live on the markings Middlevil e-Preem.rsiBoth nM a sax rv.»h eiri. an* . u_..u of 3,345. girls land — one-great-grandchild, » a UIVWlbrothhave been very active in school life -—*-------er. Wm. — Muahlcr of Caledonia. An­ father, Andrew Finkbeiner and । Friday afternoon and spent t^ and Mrs”’wuT£hroder and upon their graduation will en­ other son Walter jntLdegth In an ■other relative* here and attended i weekend. Mr*. Vogel is getting set„„ . .’ “d Mrs. claude_RosenberC**^Jr. Jor K<}®d are Mr. and Mrs. Ira GHlespie of effect of burn* on hl* legs received ter nurses training. MIm Foster auto accident tnsEtirran al the thc funeral of his aunt. Mrs. Mat- ' tied in a cottage at a take at MichiWill Tram(sometime ago in a bonfire. The litat St. Mary's hospital In Grand age of 23Funeral servlc.es ■ Utew Finkbeiner ta Grand Rapids 'k*n Center * Mr. and Mra. Nor­ Rapids and Mias Gillette at Butter­ were held jt the Griggs Bl. church Friday afternoon, a JJr. and Mra. | man Carpenter of worth hah pi tai. same city with In Grand Rapids at 2 o'clock Fri­ ; Edward Barber o< Gi»>u RipUla.~--n.c. a three months pre-training course day afternoon, attended by a large - riMted her parent*. Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Reid and Mr grandmothers. nt the University ~—«—* -• • — assembly of relatives . F. R. Prindle. Sunder , and all‘and Mrs. Ben Carpenter,nt Parmer u hospital at Ann relative* and friends. friends, Artor. We surer fly wish the girls Many from her old home. Leighton • spent Uie day at Uie gtarmcr's^Oun , lee. Mr. cMMrJS and Mrs^ J ’5g>r?atW,Lt n7pp|’over^h^dvei" MeT ^oth^Md^Kn*1 AMfr ‘r^ SScSSII w & ’ato^sJmX; *" ler while their ' and Mrs. Bertha Johnson of success in their — future profession, were in attendance. * Relatives and -^-in-taw. (visitors ot his parent* A Mrs. Fran2b ha^v o*er the advciu M after anotne^sKk s^ii. * Mr Grand Rapids They returned to ; Hastings. Funeral services will be * Other high ranking students in friends attending the funeral from anting t accompanied by his son-»n-mw, > •Id at the Freeport Methodist scholarship are Richard Gtenn Oriffeth attended the lG0Ui(cis Oliver,lias been moved from Parmelee aid society are honoring in Grand Rapids Monday —-----Morehouse, tic hard Morehouse, here were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ..lurch nt 3 o'clock Tuesday. The Martha Pederson, Mary Corrigan, Finkbeiner, Mrs. Christine Fink1 anniversary celebration of the Pennock hospital to the home of his Mrs. ----------- -- Armstrong --------------nee Of ]aRt wee]c latter remainTheodord' .___ ..__ .... —.I,___ .....I 1L<r. TnmM OU. — tiiey all returned home. A Mrs. sympathy of the entire community Catherine Corrigan and Ward Ber' ing until Saturday because of the Phyllis Cutler, a recent bride with Winners of the activities church Bunday. Rev. Curtis served;ver of Gates comers; anq is max-hower this' Friday afternoon nt death of thrir sister-in.law. Mrs. Robert Barth, nee Patricia Powers, H extended the sorrowing family. epds. is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. ★ Mta-es Helen Coman and Mar­ awards are Marilyn Gillette, and the church as pastor twenty-seven I ing a nice recovery from her re- • • parfrc>_c Methodkt church. * Matthew ’“‘"'a. oil. ana airs. --- v Finkbeiner. AMr. and years ago nnd is the oldest liyirig cent operation. * ^ty °ff .Members of the O. E. S. Chapter Mra. Edgar Leffe! of Kalamazoo. Sarah Boyce, while enroute to her cella Davis of the Ladd Secretarial Charles Harris. Next In order are Wilber Klump. Ralph Finkbeiner. home in San Diego. Calif., from school tn Grand Rapids, spent lhe accompanied by b> James J.™. Johnson Job^n ot ... Annapolis. Maryland where on May weekend at their homes southwest Avis Jackson. Esthel Arents, Vivian Mr. and Mrs. Otis Morgan, Mra. Williams, Bruce Chase and Leia ,t7\,SUn*’n' Mrs Me*inda Bed....v...«... - .Hastings, brought Mrs. Hattie John- 4 she became the bride of Ensign ot town. * Fred White, of Jackson Barrett. ' Top ranking athlete was ford. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bro* and [p. m. this Friday. May 28 at which (since Mondov with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barth. The ceremony being (spent <wnl Saturday RHti.rriav afternoon nhbmnnn at at hi* hia Floyd Moore followed bv Pat Rey- Philip Bender. The sympathy of. I lime there will also be a memorial son to her home south of iowy. nnlrt. Allan Wilson, Wilinn Dick OU-lr McKibben, MrKlhK»n many manv friends frlanrf. ts i. extended —.__ Creek where they speht the day neon, after spending flftcen-days ■lervtce. a Mr. nnd Mrs. Corl Netf- I Thursday afternoon, after passing performed in tiie lovely' chapel of home here with his mother. Mrs. nolds. the be-' the United Slates Naval academy. {Lenna White. A Thc annual spring and Charles Harris. A comparative­ reaved family in their sorrow. with their daughter and sister. Mrs. I leave with his parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. r>t ’mit ^iu*7h'«rw ‘reke«d — .. “’r.Dcnt --■ Johnson. A The regular meeting Clark Seeley nnd family. * Mr. and,I Eugene Haight cf Grand Rapids and ।----the-------weekend Ensign Barth expect* to join hi* i musical sponsored by lhe Thorn­ ly new award-is the service award , ---------------------of thc Woman's Society of Chris ­ Mrs. Harry Depuit and son Jack friends in this vicinity. He is now an p‘'nd2t b [h" Pratrlr * Mr ™<i bride in the west taler tn lhe sea- ; apple-Kellogg school will be held given lhe students who in the opin- 1 PENNOCK HOSPITAL tian Service will be held at the of Beverly were Wednesday after- aviation radio man 3c. * Sunday on U*e Prair r * Mr. and son. Mrs. Barth will also visit her‘in the school auditorium at 8:15 t>.♦ week-, William Streeter and four Methodist church this Friday after­ grandfather Powers nt Cadillac i this Friday evening under direction ion of the faculty have done most noon visitors at Che home of their dinner guests at the home of Mr. the school. W were Mar- I u uncle. Olcnn Allen and family at and Mrs.. Wilocr Klump west of «^^«hten wlU be Wednesday noon with a potluck dinner at 1 where she resided until ten years,of Gerald Stucker. music instructor for Gillette and i Williams. '> „?’rl4.^ere b?rn the Undies bring own table of age. A The June meeting of the । of the .faculty. Proceed* will be llyn Parmelee. A Some of the B«utem Uown were her psrenu, Mr. and Mr.* *Mr. and Mnu CUJ Streetcr^ai o’clock. Ued for the girls. rlee Harris towmJTar^i^n™ ^T*I‘L*ncl ,o1' service, sandwiches and n dish of Rouse circle of tiie Methodist; used for chn-rons for the band uni- and Ward Berends tied for the boys and^mJXte nftJSk (Gun lake, celebrating the fourth food. The various circles will have chuith will be held on Thursday ; forms. The program promise* to award There, are thirty-three sen- । 3f?S 5?^ & kSbJ’: birthday of thr little twin daughters parts in thr program arid we are afternoon. June 3 at the home of be better than last year, numbers lore to graduite thia ywr A De- JSTi. n i Joan and Judith. * Mr. and Mrs. anxious for a good attendance as Mrs.- Burdette Wadd. * Mr. and‘by the band, ensembles and the .-pile the steady downpour the regu- jot*,’ Harold Haskin* and two children there is business of importance. A Mrs. Glenn Solomon andAfrs. Ves-1 girls sextette. The young folk* of tar meeting of lhe Masters-Jon« UM<y of Saranac were Sunday afternoon general invitation Is extended al) circle held at the home of Mrs. J. ctarklrihe R j mR callers of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ladies to enjoy this gathering. A .Mie Harris attended the funeral of! the school show a lot of talent and ladles aunt. Mrs. Jennie.Chat- । do exceptionally well, and we an- L. Rugg. Thursday afternoon wm Delbert bi« Henry Poulson. * Lieut. Robert Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Norgnard of the at Lowell, Sunday afternoon, tlclpate a splendid concert. This well attended with several visitors mm 14* Mr“ «n<i Lichtenberger of Ft. Custer was a Grand ------ - ---------Ranids were — Sunday ..— visitors terdon weekend guest of Miss Pauline Ben- of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, They also called on their aunt*, will probably be Mr. Stacker'* last nresent. Dr vo Ilona Is were conduct­ m, away at the Benewny home. Miss Crookston. * Mrs. Jarvis Campbell Mrs. Carrie Dygrrt at the home of chance to present Uie young folk* ed by Mra. Minor. Dullness included Mr. and Mrs. Ctayton Dygert. and as he expects to be called for serv- re-electl-n of Mrs Philip Bender Pauline who had been home for a returned home Saturday from ten cn Mr. and Mrs. Ivan DeNise. of ice soon after school closes. We as leader and Mrs. Wm. Sweet as Patients discharged include- L*Wfew days with strep throat infection days stay at Blodgett hospital, Sick committee ap­ rence Durkee, Lake Odom, infant returned with him to iter work at Grand Rapid.* but is making daily Alto. A Reginald Smith went to regret to have him leave but Uncle see'y-treaa. the Bell Telephone office in Battle trips to thc hospital for treatment*. Battle Creek. Wednesday and vis- (Sam scents to have a place for him. pointed ta Mra. Henry Brog and Janet Elaine Roberts, Woodland. R. his cousin Norman Drew and , A Mrs. John Robertson has resigned Mrs. Eldon Lawrence. A Chinese No matter whot you bring Creek, Sunday evening. * Mr. and * Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Grummett ited 1. Mra. Vernon Bebee. Sunfield, and Mrs. Charles Lewis ant! two dnugh- tlsilcd their daughter. Mrs. Wm. also his maternal grandmother at her position as dietician at lhe state suction created considerable fun David Downs. 702 Clinton, all of your car in for. you're :tera ot Jackson are expected on Myers and family at Lansing Sun- Ft. Wayne. Ind. during the week-'hospital at Coro after eighteen and added a nice sum to the treas­ whom were medical patients. Sur­ end. A We understand the Thom- months service and ta owyiuiiiK spending ury. The inc June meeting will win be oc gical cases discharged were Mra. guaranteed the best in Saturday to spend Decoration with dav and their little grandson Billy appic-KcUonr students brought someUme her parents, Mr. and. wmeUme with and held at the home of Mrs. Ruasell 2.. ci (her itarcnu. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer returned home with them for the home their share of trophies Francis Oliver and Gerald Johnson. It’S from (Mrs. Mrs Malcomb Mnlrnmh Maclver Mnrlvrr at nt Parmelee? Pnrm^l^** Bender. a workmanship and the low­ * *rk. The annual meeting of Middleville; Sally Thomas, 100 W. .Fenton. * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur summer. * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur .Smalley nnd sons vtstted hl* Botmn and f ur children of Grand thc Field meet at Hastings Friday (before accepting another position, thc Barry County Federation of Apple BL; Leo Barry, Hastings. R. est in prices. Now. more father at Marshall (Sunday nfter- Rapids spent Sunday with her sis- afternoon. A Tiie Eastern Star field a Another school year 1* drawing Woman's clubs held with lhe l-ca) 2; John Service, 435 W. South: specta) for Initiation Thursday to a close and Sunday evening a club Tuesday was well attended Mrs. Hale Lepard. Lake Odessa; than ever before we want noon. * Mrs. French of Tacoma, ter. Mrs. Cinir Brog and family ™.„. ^u, Washington who b spending some * Miss Joyce Cridler was the week- evening and also entertained Free- (mark* the beginning of the finals. with a registration of fifty-three M ra .. .p dy and ^Giard to prove to you that we time with her children nt Bvron end visitor of Miss Ardis Henning I,, port chapter who brought -ver three with lhe baccalaureate service al ladles. The president. Mrs. Mik) Weeks. Nashville. ------- •twelve —• Center is visiting Mrs. Emma Wil- on north Orand Rapids St. * The candidates for initiation. A Miss 8 p. m. at the school auditorium Young of Nashville presided over surgical pa­ really know how to bring Florence Bender of Grand Rapids with Rev. I. W. Minor delivering tiie meeting. The morning session 'tients in the hospital on Tuesday liams. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sen- Prairie Garden Club will hold Its spent the weekend at home wifn;thc address. Monday vening.'May better ond economical opened with assembly singing led afternoon — Charles Daniele, Jr.. ,siba are rejoicing over the arrival annual n-jring luncheon tills Tuts-' of twin grandinns, born Saturday, day itVMhe home of Mrs. Arthur her parents. Mr. and Mra. Philip ; 31. Cloas night exercises at f-* - bv- Mrs. O. L. Finkbeiner. newly Mrs. Russell Nelson and Mra. John performance to‘your car. Bender. A Weekend and Sunday I m. always a moat enjoyable e event. elected president of lhe Middle ­ Garnaat, Lake Odessa; Albert May ?2 to their sort Sam. Sentiiba Thede in Leighton. Mrs. Edward1-, 2. Wednesday -------- ...---------... M „8 o'clock ville club, followed bv the invoca­ Stauffer. Hastings, R. 1; Mtas Nita and wife of Clarksville. Tiie fam- Jackion is In charge of the program guests -r tof Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Street- 'June - Mrs. ..... H.orrv .......... Stimson spent .. Wed.. - er st Oun take were her brother- I marks the graduation proper. ________ ... Minor. Mrs. Pau! Null Shelbyville. A. 1; Mra. Lillian proper, with tion_bv Mrs. I. W. ily formerly resided in this vie- * 7.. t,_., iinitv'. friends here nraday nnd ’he'w ... .. ’'mr * In Kehalf of the club weK Llchty. 402 8. rfanover: Ed. SavaI Rev. Louis Rigelinan of Aui—— Ilnitv. and nnd 'iwv'c have” many mr.nv friend* hem nnufav »-irf Friday Prirti* 'at nt ‘the* tho Matt Mntthrw who congratulate them in their dou- Finkbeiner home in Grand Rapids. K °niOnS anti F F3 5P'*Wy’ eomeri corned the the ladles ladles and and gave gave an an ta in­­ cool. HaaUnga R. 3: Mra. Prank ble good fortune A Mr. nnd Mrs A The two Boy Scout troops enjoyed Ishtar Mndene **"* “"' -history -------- ---------~ club ‘ Owen teresting of Middleville Charlotte;. Mrs. Maurinc MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR I Warren Allen and son Hugh of a camping out nt Barlow take this oni.fur which Is the oldest, having been W. Grand; Mra. Hom­ Grandville were Sunday afternoon past weekend. The country troop 1 IJfT ,, 'JmrtFnt* 1V.ul* thC organized In 1877 nnd known by er .McKibben. Middleville, R. 3; HASTINGS PHONE 2554 nW,, nnd .nd ib. .oxn jiK-X P'S* T* %!. and evening yM.nn visitors .. nt lh. the Otem. Glenn yen. went cm out TOdw PYtday night the town nr' Th^r7 ’L ° 1 £ "it various names. * During the fore­ Reed- SunfWM: Mra. Alien home nt Parmelee. * Sunday boys Saturday. Th* lenders Wm. it1 sf,vcrnl chapRSl! ,n noon session the Thomnpple-Kel- OUbert Todd. Hastings, R. 1. .dinner guests at the Russell Beeler Ferguson and Chris Jensen aecom- (Si wim » h«n?«in?d f 'Xihers logg school band furnished special Following are the names of tho . (home were her sister. Mrs Walter uaniod them. * Mr. and Mra. LaRuc ?nr?£d iir**eLa of_y?.ls .com‘ music. Mra. A. H. Carveth reported medical patients: Allyn Grant and Culbert and husband of Hastings ertffeth nnd two small sons of *up}L. * Mr years, will leave. on thc child free bed and Mrs. niomas Slowlnskl. Lake Odessa; jTbe Berta, feubt'r. Mr, Rbbert .OnM B.pM. .pm. ar .erlrnd “ Bb»Sb HrSln? St S WM " JbJnT’^'.XlK?*5 Robert Shannon reported on the stale federaUon meeting. Ttie Py„ (----- !------- -——---------• tied itcd friends friend* in Grand Rnnld, Rapids, Hat. Sat- IMlss tMlss Lotieta Loueta Cook, died 31 al his hl* home thtan Sisters served a lovely.lunchurday afternoon and evening. Ar* *'•- and —• funeral *----- --------‘—------nt Allo services were eon which was another part of the . ruZ"iWn3i,7? W. Grand: Mrs. J. .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smalley who held I at Ypsilanti on Tuesday. Miss day's meeting. * Assembly singing A:}**’*®! ’J7. Ji. Walnut; Herbert I have been caring for two small Loueta I and her aunt, Mrs. Sarah opened the aftemo«n session fol- n‘7}?b',n!521. SJ : ,M,7' Davld sons of his sister while the mother Campbell i accompanied her grand­ lowed by two timely readings by Bartholomew. 414'.5 6. Jefferson, ir,. Harry Baisch’ which”'were ___ - IPAHflINn . " ■ if V> was in the hospital with a new mother i atxi parents. Mrs. Thom Mrs. nr R^ND WF.LGKD j little son, took the children to their and i Mr. nnd Mra. Roy Cook of ^‘e'been'Ta’rd ’ • MAN ______ .mother nt Clare Saturday. * Mr. Battle i Creek to the funeral return­ |snd Mrs. Albert Wierlnga of the Iing home Tuesday night. A Plans review by Mra. Carroll Burkholder w“n*" Bronson, Wallace w--—" aged 80. died i west county line spent Sunday with are i being completed for Ute ob­ of the book "Happy Land.'' * Musi­ Mort. eve.. May 17. at Pennock hos­ M.’. nnd Mrs. Frank Garbow of servance i of Decoration dav as usual cal numbers were rendered bv the pital where he had been a paUent . northwest Thornapple. A These arc a. at anuuictuie, Middleville, ounuay Sunday auemoon. afternoon. girls sextette cf lhe T-K sch-ol and for five days. He was bom in Ohio busv days at Mt. H«pe cemetery.!Rev. Lerov Chamberlain as general bv Jane Hooper with lhe xylophone. March 8, 1863, and had lived on a Three men arc mewing and caring I chairman is being assisted by T. I. Elected officers of the Federation farm in Rutland township for 77 for the iota and all arc hoping warm 1 Gillette nnd Oscar Finkbeiner and arc. President. Mrs. Milo Young of years. Surviving are two sons. Ben days will cause the aplrca* to bloom while there arc some details yet to Nashville, re-elected: 1st vice pres.- Bronson of Detroit and • Wallace i for Decoration day. * Mrs. Clark I be worked out a fine program is al- Mrs. John Dell. Woodland: 2nd vice Bronson of FHnt, also two daugh­ thrt Bltss nnd Mra. L. R. Beeler were in I rasdv in the making. The Thom- ores.-Mra. Robert Shannon, Has­ ter Mrs. Lucille Landis of Wood­ land and Mrs. Rose Oliver of Has­ Grand Rapids Thursday afternoon apple-Kellogg school band and Uie tings: sec'y.-Mra. Floyd Evarts । where Uie former saw a doctor re-j Bov Scouts will leave from down Nashville; treas.-Mrs. Mark Ritchie. tings. The funeral will be held at t«o o'clock this afternoon at the Middleville. The IBM meeting will Walldortf funeral home. Interment be held in Nashville. * Mra. Chas. in lhe Rutland cemetery. Robertson reUring president of the Middlevililc club after two success­ Seven Major Changes ful seasons, feels the Club Iuu ac­ Within the era of recorded his­ complished a rood amount of work tory. the Yellow River in China has with several contributions to out- MS “1 You Get Real SERVICE at McKee's Conserve For VICTORY :☆ BUY BONOS and STAMPS To Speed Victory ☆ McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES cr“* Ratlons;_* .^ll. wcek .*TJr£S°?j!d the serious injuries received by Mrs. Matthew Finkbeiner in an auto ac­ cident in Grand Rapids on Satur­ day. May 15. We are grieved to record her death on Tuesday eve- REMODEL NOW! IT S YOUR DUTY to keep the home you love ot its best. Consult The Hostings Build­ ing ond Leon Assn and dis­ cover how easy and eco-. r.omicol it is to remodel it and moke it last longer. THE PLAN: In order to moke it easy for you to re­ model property, the Hos­ tings Building and Loan Assn, can arrange financing Money moy be borrowed to convert o dwelling into war housing or to make it more liveable for you ond your family. You may repay out of your income, over o period of time. If you are planning to re­ model. tepair or buy a home stop in and let us explain Wo Sell War Bonds and War Savings Stamps THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 X nim rt” 6.™ hl ra 1,1 the dikes occurred near Kai­ feng and caused the river to shift tome 250 miles to the Gulf of Chityt. on lhe other side of the Shantung peninsula, from Its former mouth near Halchow. SOME BRAND NEW LISTINGS 2 APARTMENT HOUSE on East Slate street 5 reams 7 ROOM HOUSE, close In the 3rd ward. Full basement .11.300.00 YEAR AROUND COTTAGE at Leaeh Lake. This is a honey. Living room, dininc room, kitchen and bedroom Yovr car’s a year older now ... give it a new leaie on life! GtARtn TO todiy's dining condi­ tion>, these ten opeutions combine to help you get better cir pctfotnunce throughout I'M}. Get this 10 Stir Wznitne Tune-up st your Sundird Oil Deilct's now. * 1—Tim. * 2—Appenince-Protectiom ★ 3 —CritrLc»*e.' 4—Trsnsmiuion snd Ditferentul. * 5—Cluiiii Lubrication. Al-Gii Saving Service. * 7—Front Wheel Borings. * I—Bittery. Al — Safety Service. A 10 —Cooling Sritem. o A rution on wheels is s stronger nit ion. Help keep America on wheels, e Buy more War Bonds and Sumps. Drive undir 35-*ihsre your car. BS1MWumpe .32,100.00 Csuntry store 7 miles from other stores. Good business FAMILY HOUSE en south Dibble. 3 rootds and feu lUtUt EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STKBBlftS BUfLDLNG PHONE 2659 �THE HASTINGS BANNED, WCTtSDAT, MAY W, 1943 wpltal at the tr in which iby Yonkers, / loaded coal lp. Allegan rs ago they Evangelical Altar society, he husband randchtldren lid. a brothedonla. Anleral services a Bl. church ne. Leighton lelaiivcsand ' uneral from aline r. Fink. Mr. and Finkbeiner, organ. Mrs. tcltnda Bedry Brow and ympathy of. Cebey. Maa- Kauffman, hville, R. 3. s. Franklin 'Ulhun Wai* 1 ossa, Infant 'oodland. R. onfield, and Hon. all of tents. Bur- id Johnson^ lasting*. lh W. South: d Bernard urglcal pa­ in Tuesday Mnlels. Jr.. Mra. John sa; Albert Miss Nita dra. Lillian Mauri nc Held: Mrs. Grant and Mrs. David lefferson. nnock hosi a patient m in Ohio lived on a Mp for 77 d Wallace wo daughof Wooder of HasInterment * orded hisChina hns iven occnise major m breach- !r to shift t of Chihli, Shnnturnc ler mouth ON THE HOME FRONT (Continued from page 1, Section 11 an editorial In a recent number saw a discussion of the llauor sit­ uation around our military camps— I read aosnething that made me "hopping mad" at the breweries. Here it is. taken from "Tiie Brew- dent happen to subscribe.) Quote. "Right now there Is a bte demand 1 he'd been out on the waler—made ‘I *•* him ---------seasick '-*• at — first, **— *but ”* he----said ‘J — you ■soon get used to It. Darrell didn’t ; think much of the weather we were । having—rattier damp.’ lie said. His ;“dDnm|t*h Aldrich Y l’o trail'll u Asoncn. x 7™ Fleet ~1 “ co Poet Office , Home from the 12th of May un­ tl* lhe M'lh Ed Caukins'who has been recuperating at While Sulphur ।Spring*. West Va. since he returned (from 13 months In Australia. 1 Ed was glad to be home but lis­ ten to this— his wife, the former Gerry Wlictler of Nashville, works at Fort Custer, and like many othF"’ “ fOXf'n CK to.rry her llad Job—onIy and lhe wb Ikncw Say, if you haven't aent that cap yet. I'd like to have the shield that Igoe* on the front, too. I think It's | in a box in my drawer about 6 intransferred from Camp Maxey,-.•chea ■ che* square. You know what It Texas, to Fort Lawton, Wash. The looks like, don’t you? It's about boys have kept together since leav­ 1H" or .2“ around- you can't buy ing Hastings and both are In lhe them any more so I almost need 11 We can’t wear our suntan uniforms at all In this camp. Just OD.'t. i left Texas (two weeks ago) that the We can wear the shirts under a wheat was beginning to head out blouse, though. and where he 13 now (N.C.) the Boy. these searchlights we have com is waist high. His address out here are really bright. They run off a power plant run by a j Pvt. ow L. Tagg, u. 8. Army cylinder Hercules motor and they 36417364 develop 800,000.000 candle-power. Btry. D. 537 Seperate Bln. They shine about 6 miles.—Wc CA. (AA! haven't been out at night with them Camp Davis. yet but I guess we soon will. We've North Carolina got an obstacle course here like you Greeting*. Wes Burrell at Aber­ see In the movie newsreels. We go deen Proving Ground. Md. In the through It every morning. I'm' Ordnance Replacement Training i gaining weight out here. I almost I weigh 170. whereas I used to „ weigh Center. How goes it? , C1KU illWlllt t U/n get Rood nru%/R meals -—.-I. here. R. ——— 'Hi. to you Don Reid at Lowry : ab ®ut 155. Wc Field. Colorado. And Don we nev- i Wc had an I. Q. teal a few weeks er knew until now that your mid.- •a*° Bnd 1 found out a little while die name lx Cruso. We always a«° ‘hat I (and about 5 others) thought of you m Don (TjBXj P«*»ed it. so I might get a chance because you were like your Dad In *°mp specialized training. Maymany wavs nnd we always liked the —■ rB<l|o m-owl. school. iI hope F----- so. — '' I*• ’m — original T. S. K. a lot also eligible •for —Officer -----’s Training Congratulation* TSgt. Robert!^ 'School, ------ •.— but............ I'm not — going »« to go w to °ortnev Jr. at Camp Stewart. Ga' ■ t3*at. I’d rather be a Technician of upon lhe arrival of Shnroh Angela '“me kind. Besides, there's too at Reed City hospital last week. I much to being an officer. We know your Dad. Bob Sr. out at I well. It's 8:30 and I've got to Ret •he Fl*h Hatchery lx a proud 'grand my laundry ready tonlRht yet so ----- . ------- - |t t that you Id better say so long. were home on furlough for the Love­ Orval event—nice timing, mister. Pvt. Orval Schutz LETTERS Btrv B 51c A. A.. 2nd Bn. 2nd Platoon Wed. eve. 8:45 p.m. Camo Callan. California. Mav 19. 1943 Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Prentice Part of a V-letter from Harold Schutz In Iceland says— — I’m still healthy. happy and home Hastings. Michigan sick, which h about all I can aay. art ktnr Here I am on duly again. The Harold Captain and one Lieutenant are on leave for five days so my turn came ' May I. 1943 sooner Ilian usual. I was Battalion F. W. Schutx dutv officer night before last. R. 1 .Cloverdale, l5srar. Mich. for shipment to the armed forces that are on foreign soil. This has been a big help to many breweries in lhe bolstering of their sales.** Earlier In May 1941 the same mag­ one night oil since Ed had been azine made a statement that con­ back—it sure Is a heck of a war tained these significant words. "Tiie Co, H. 378 Inf.. A P.O. opportunity presented to lhe brew­ I Ed. and we ll bet even though Gerry Camp Phillips. Kansas ing Industry is obvious. Here's a chance for brewers to cultivate a time in luSLin™ c>mv when taste for beer In millions of youn* men who will eventually constitute the largest beer consumption In our last heard from. ' Restaurant from Loe Angeles gave Pvt. Lester Halstead, 16033763 population.” the home fBlks a thrill when Lt A.P.O, 711, c/o Postmaster Allen Prentice was introduced and Now we know how some AmerSan Francisco. Caufomla Ban California !".,j lhaf Hastings — .. — I*.. well —.11 leans look upon lhe man In uniform. Pv* wiiiiti■,...:’■Hirl I” mat was- prctt) He is their "opportunity ”. Did we give our sons ’ to our country for that? Not another btudness In and his address is/ ~ " America, not another traffic or in­ First Lt. (See letter from Allen In Pvt. Wilbur Halstead. 36169429 stitution sanctioned by government ‘ letter section.) A P.O. 43. c o Postmaster would be guilty of statements so Bernard Preston expects to leave C*Uforn‘« .। California Tuesday ,unu., 1W for . a 1S 15 Qay day lur fur-­ 8 Sgt. Orlo H. Shepard, son of : lough. lough. We'll We’ll be be seeing seeing you. you. fellow fellow What are we going to do about It? From the Plainwell Enterprise is And now for news of our service Mrs. Luta Jenkin*, lx stationed In Egypt somewhere on the desert clipped the following Interesting men from Assyria township. awftWlid i?urlini’<r S'35 Ucm concerning a former well Pvt. Ervin Lind Is now stationed Jie sa,d,he h“d a fur- known Hastings' teacher. Albert on an Island somewhere In the laugh and gone to Cairo but when Becker: .• southwest Pacific and hex written "till.'; mm la cleaned up" he'll be Pfc. Albert Brckcr. who lx with saying that "my foxhole is my beat back to the "good old UUA.’’ HU the personnel department of the friends.” Army Service Force at the New Pvt. Ervin Lind. 36169426 S Sgt. orlo H. Shepard. 16014470 Orleans staging area, arrived home’ A. P. O. 43. c/o Postmaster A PO. 785. c o Postmaster Ixxt week on furlough. On Sunday San Francisco. California . New York. N. Y. a family gathering was held in his Pvt. Maurice V. Miller, who was Pvt, Richard H. Mclntvre U down Inducted In March Is serving a* at Camp Rucker. Ala. He likes lhe honor at his home. (Plainwell>. A), did you get the reference a cook at Keesler Field. Mls* . and army to much that he says If he toHl you last week in Ruth Robson’s really likes the Army. were discharged, he'd Join right up letter about thc peace and quiet Pvt. Maurice C. Miller. 36458849 again. His wife, the former Betty al Mrs. McGuffln's house? Sqd 142 . 56th Training Group Bailey. Is with him. His address is From the Consumers Power News Keexler Field. Mississippi Pvt. Richard H. McIntyre •his item—The honor of bring the Pvt Thornley Rankin is stationed Hq. Co . 2n. Bn.. 134th Inf. first in the Hastings Division of at Goldsboro. N Car. where he Is a Cnrnn Rucker. Alabama the Consumers Power Company to mechanic—he wanted to be a gun­ S Set James H. KInlnger. son of bo into the armed forces of the mv nromotlon this noon so 1 am ;l got a letter from him. too. I was iss Lieutenant uicuLcnnnt instead instead of^nd. on 2nd guard last night. We catch guard ner. but defective vision prevented Mrs. Dick Kent, has Just gone to United States goes to Richard E. 1st 1 l^ve^i lire d“ bare Friday dul.T •vcSaOt.her !^hl luuaUyJ n this North Africa on a special mission. Brower, meter reader. Richard hours 0 on and six !. “ nd.? lx Pvt. Thornley Rankin Doesn't seem like more than four Brower Is the son of Division Man­ Wish it were longer so I could get Isn’t so bad. two J®?. hours G'f. It'^ home, but I couldn't make It in B rrugged “*«~ place tho. 800 Tech. School 8q<ln. or five years since wc saw Jim ond ager O. M. Brower. He Is stationed w niuxF11 m8? li'» sister. Alice, rosy cheeked, over- at Camp Peary near Williamsburg, that time: so we are spending It ?.nd Seymour Johnson Field. An»"" ■M • “ u>' ...” th.,1?, Barracks 1119 ailed nnd romping in the snow. Va. way. what is Harold's address? 'exte‘ uive“travGoldsboro, North Carolina HI* birthday Is Anril 17th. Al Borton hns been transferred beHtow are you both? I suppose it Cpl. Louis N. Jones visited ».» S Sgt. James H. Lin Inger hta from Memphis, Tenn., to LaGuardia family and friends In April while 465th Bomb SqundrotKjLl (DU.) Airport for a three months course Ix getting warm there now. Have 'dj * w tm if*vm? address if vnu you know "h* what1 " It ddrpts too ” changing from Camp Davis to Camp Alachua Armv Air Base In Clipper Motors. His address lx vou gotten ready to plant com yet, । ® Haan. Calif., where he Is serving Gainesville. Florida D-,? ... I la.• How lx everything at home? Albert H. Borton AJi.MJZc with the anti-aircraft branch of Have we told you yet that Lt. I Today I saw two big rooster Pfc. Sheldon D. Russell went In­ ?10 19’Ji Rnad Hartley Finstrom looked us up a | pheasants and got within 10 feet coast artillery. Louis looked fine to training about a year ago. She)-' ackson Heights. nnd sorry wc didn't get to ace more don took training nt the Unlvcrslay few weeks ago? He and his wife 'of one. I was walking guard long Island. New York I of him. of Minnesota and Kelly Field at Pfc. Duane L. Day who has been are out here now. He has been In Trt5e iJlU Cpl. Louis N. Jones rax transfsrrcj transferred to । Antonio, but was ™ In niu»G. wukvh iui me Camp White. Oregon * with the Trinidad and came bock to the U. lt because I decided Biry A. 815 C. A. Bn. , San Franclscd this ils month month. • His :353rd Engrs. since November, has 8. and lx now In command of a f, dn\I r£ battery. battery. He He will will be be a a Captain Captain soon. soon. ltmS0UT‘d"X Camp Haan, California birthday Is June 26. His address Is been •----- *— • ------------■ in ■*-the •hospital for 5 weeks If vou don't know who he lx I « “ > J carr> ,!ng . B .^ nK ‘ 3 Pfc. Claude Miller, son of Mr. Pfc. Sheldon D. Russell because of the condition of his eyes. m'«ht he graduated from High k?lfe ln u‘otJ«h-BndI and Mrs Clifton Miller, who won AF.O. 4542. c o Postmiister He has been released from the hos­ _ k.,____ _ -ai-a__ _ । threw thr knife at it but miiued a medal at sliarp-shootinR at Camp San Frcnclsco California pital with nc Improvement Be­ School the year before I did and There are lots of ducks here. too. knew each other then. He mar ­ we Wallace, Texas. Is now at Camp Pfc. Shirley S. Schroder's duty cause his eyes are allergic to pol­ and rabbits. I even found a live .Pickett. Virginia, as a power plant where he Is stationed in California len and dust, he hiu. been taken ried Delohlne Enalehardt. I haven't any more news so will oyster while clamming not long ago. operator. He would like to hear from lx training men to construct tele­ from lhe Engrs. and given work I’m trying to transfer and hope him friends and his address Is: sav goodnight. phone lines and to rebuild them which will keep him inside. I make it soon. No. I don't think Pfc. Claude Miller Hope you are both well and don ’ t Mter they have been damaged or His new address for the time be1'11 send my cameras home, but I Btry B. 400th C. A. (AA) blown up. They have a rifle and can’t use them here on account Camp Pickett. Virginia belt of ammunition around their Pfc. Duane L. Day of regulations, but if transferred, Sgt. Earle C. B;.rr. son of Mrs. walrts even while doing this. Shir­ Lots of Lt then I'll use them. Am sending you a George Leonard, lx serving some­ ley's wife Is out there in California. Your son. Camp White. Oregon shot we took at Haves last winter. where in North Africa. Earle has Allen Pfc. Shirley 8. Schroder Hubert McCallum, son of Mr. and been In lhe service fpr two years Camp Telephone Exchange. Oh. yea. Big news. We had a Mrs. Donald McCallum, writes that now and has been with Staff S*r461*t Bn. A W (AA) UBM.CJt. fire Thursday night. Our dayroom It is plenty warm where he Is and grant Orlo Shepard part of the Camp Elliott, San Diego. Call Camo Haan. California. and supply room burned In the mldthat he has often visited Wakulla lime. Duane Serven hns finished hl: hia Springs which Is a place of real Here are letters from three sons die of the night and the whole baVSgt. Earle C. Barr, 16014255 boot training at the Great Lakes beauty. His address Is— of the F. W. Schutzs from the Gun ' tery turned out to fight It but we A. P. O. 1227. c/o Postmaster Naval Training Station and will eouldn't a thing. 'Yesterday Lake neighborhood— “ save “ """ Hubert L. McCallum now Ro to a Radio Service School. Co. B 103rd Engrs. AJ».O. 28 Camp Callan. Calif. we salvaged whauwe could. Todav Sgt Charles Eddy of Camp Liv­ Duane just enjoyed a nine-day leave I saw a waterxodut. but It finally Camp Gordon Johnston May 3. 1943 ingston visited his mother, Mrs. H. with his parents. Duane's birthday went out of sight ' Tallahassee. Florida • Fred W. Schutz Austin in March. His address Is: Is August 23rd. We're still wearing heavy over­ Birthday—Feb 4th. Sgt Charles Eddv * Duane Serven Mr. _..v. ana ™ Mrs. — ... A. D. Munjoy re­ Cloverdale. Mich. 'coats here and I suppose they will 243rd Sig. Opr. Co. Co 240 OG.U. all summer. But I don't intend to ccived a V-mail letter from their Dear Folks. Camp Livingston. Louisiana U.SMF.S. son Robert who says he is well on * Well, how's everything at home? be I here. It is a beautiful place and Grant W. Froman, son of Mr. 11 like but — we Great Lakes, Illinois thc way to recovery from hb In- ,I'm lust fine here, in fact I don't |; .— all — the — guys all right — and Mrs. Rolland Froman. was In jury and will soon be back on duty, .mind mind thc army so much mu__ at all. _I i never can so any place excepi In a hospital in the Pacific area for voting lady’s "Adonlx" who wm sta- !'jThnt'.s Bob. !gol days . ........... good news to all of us Bob, got a letter from Ray a few da vs the woods of the Interior ot the is; eight months following the out­ tioned "somewhere In thc Pacific that you arc well again, and we're ago. I sure was glad to get It. land or around the coast of It. I break of war there. He hasn’t been area"—and talked too much, if we ven' proud that you were awarded I wrote him a letter, too. but I have my swimming trunks with me home since and his address Ja un­ haven't already. She received an en- the i —<.-------Purple Heart. Well write you I don't think he had received It yet. but I don't think It ever geta above known. He Is a Staff Commandant. velope ohe day from him and all । We got paid Friday so don't send zero, and one has to walk at fortyCpl. Burr Manning, son ot Mrs. that was inside wax a slip of paper Pvt. Robert H. Munjoy A.SJ4. me any money or anything, i got five degree angle bucking lhe strong Mabel Manning, has been In the xuying "Your voung man still loves, Sometimes thc salt 82560 and it's lasting me fairly well. headwinds. 36198041 service almost a year and is now you. but he laiks loo much"—(Sign­ A.P.O. No. 302 care Postmaster This week we have to take our gas spray blows right in our "bar­ stationed in the Aleutian Islands. ed* "The Censor." So. as this con­ masks along wherever we go. ex­ racks.” Well. Ill never forget this New York City. N. Y. After being there a few days he met versation has been carried on all bv cept if we leave the post They're place. Birthday—March 7th his brother-in-law. Cpl. Gordon K. myself, it's lime it came to an end. Wc printed Dtek's (Bob's broth­ quite compact and easy to carry. I’ve also been to a few other is­ Thompson, whose camp Is nearby. God bless and keen each of you. er) । parade-------last---------week lands within n thousand miles of . address last week but here is We ... had a big ---------When here last. Burr looked fine until you return safely home again. n । change In numbers and letters Brigadier General Stewart is re- here. I You said vou saw our island and said he enjoyed so much meet­ Your friends. to *be made— *---------; placing Brig. Gen. Handayray as ion a map. I wish you'd send me Ing so many line fellows In Uie Mabie M Hartom a map of It. We don't have any Pvt. Richard Munloy ASJ4. commander of the Dost. army. (Hi Burr.i 36417390 . ? (Mrs. Robert Hartom) They claim It's in Long Is­ Al. my buddy, and I went to La- here. 1 Cpl. Burr L. Manning. 36183492 Sound. This lx turning into Rllth Ord. Dept. Co. O.U.T.C. Jaila swimming yesterday. It's more land I A. P. O. 948. c/o Postmaster Howdv, Ruya ' and gals—lots of RR.O.D. fun than heck to swim in the ocean, a i rambling disjointed digression on Seattle, Washington news,—here 'Us— The salt water hurts your throat naught. i Texarkana. Texas Junior Ward Newberry, who Is The mazuma Is yours this week. Yesterday was pay day. I gave Blrthdav—March 23rd. if you swallow any. though. Harland Blair but we can't locate I got your package today and was up i cigars and cigarettes and Just Hello. Dick Hinkley — so you've for fourteen months and is some­ your address—let us have it and ।gained 17 pounds—It seems to be a sure glad to get It. Thanks for smoke a pipe now. like Waller. I i where in the Pacific Area and word you can 'take It' awoy' brother.— good , an ersatz “Yellow Bowl." old army habit. | the towels and candy and stuff. have 1 lias just been received that he has It's all yours. Hope you won't stay been promoted to Aviation Machin - awake nights 'flggerin' how to spend ' lit’™? w -■> S Jr. Ward Newbern’. A-MM. 2/c c/o Fleet Post Office San Francisco. California Pvt. Lawrence B. Tungate had a furlough here in November and Is still In the United states al Nash­ ville, Tennessee. Pvt. Lawrense B. Tungate. 36505652 3rd Bn. Hod. Co.. A. P. O. 81 Nashville. Tennessee . Pfc Walter E. Shafe, who la in the Panama Canal Zone, called up his wife, the former Mildred DeBrulne, on her birthday recently He wrote of picking oranges and lemons and of swimming almost every day. Pfc. Walter E. Shafe. 36156175 AF.O. 838. c/o Postmaster New Orleans. Louisiana Pvt. Lloyd Brunt haa been Indu­ ing In Death Valley but Is back at hl* camp at March Field where he likes things very much. Pvt. Lloyd Brunt. 36421367 Co. B. 850 Eng. Avn. Bn. March Field, California Joseph' Lansford has ho* been Pfc. Joseph back ack visiting, but nas returned to Seymour Johnson Field. Pic. Joseph Langford 799 T 8 8, Bks. 620 Scvmour Johnson Field. North Carolina 8/Sgt. Harold H. Lambkle 1* at pnsent at Ford Ofd. Calif. This section lx called "the salad bowl" and I* located near btututiful Mon­ terey. a city of "firsta''and founded by the Spaniards years ago. Harold I* getting training for Commando work and haa been In the service for two yean. His birthday Is Jan. 15th. 8/S«t. Harold H. Lambkle 3499th Ord. M. M. Co. Q ■ Fori Ord. California Clarion Slate Teachers’ College, as an ayiatlon student where he haa started flight training. Among the subjects studied are physic.* geo­ graphy and navigation and Ronald also plays his comet in the band nnd does some ’’bugling,” His blrth- 9 now haa a new address. Harold has specialized in Fire Dept. work. . CpL Harold W. Smith. UJ3.M.C. Navy 103. o/o Navy Post Office new iwx, M. X. New York, N. Y. Pvt. Milford VanAuken has been lilrlvinir as ax a Railway Operator rHRerutnr ano inn studying likes it fine. Milford went In with the Idea that no matter wliat hia had to like It. Wish more of us “ that nhllosoohv. Pvt Milford W. VanAuken. 36460586 721 R. Y. Opr. Bn. Co. N.O.L.A. Bldg. 19-14 New Orleans. Louisiana Sorry we have no interesting in­ Cam ­formation about Pvt. Glenn Camp camp bell, but hl* address is: 3Y7th C.T.D. AAF.C.T.D Bouad 2. Flight 3 Clarion State' Teachers’ College, Penn • Cni Harnld W. Rm I th son of Mr. and Mm. Raymond Smith, has been with the Marines for over two years. He has been stationed in Newfound­ land a large part of the time, but a few hundred 'Os'—It's just one buck with a capltol B for Best Wishes. SEEN ON THE STREET: — ‘Jay’ Bruce (Nashvillci who looks simply marvelous In a uniform loo. and how could he •■help it with those laughing block eyes that must win more friends than Dale Carnegie ever heard of. 'Jay' says he's do­ ing a UUle boxing: has won a championship and also was. "beat up once, plenty," and his address Is Pvt. Albert J. Bruce 507th Base Hq. A.B. Sqd. Army Airdrome Oakland. Calif. In town was Harlan Sweet (Mid­ dleville) home on 15 day furlough— hia first time in the UBA. for 31 months. Harlan says, 'they've had me In the Navy and Mannes but I've always been In the Army Air Corp (bombardier) since enlisting In 1939. Harlan says dehydrated food is O. K. but a guy wouldn't or­ der it by choice. With Harlan was a mighty pretty young lady who will become Mrs. Sweet • in July. When asked "can we print that?" Harlan all smiles says—"I sure reck­ on you can.” Harlan's brother, Stewart la at Camp Phillipa. Kan., where he has been since December. Harlan’s aaStaff Sgt. William H. Sweet Army Air Corps Tampa, Florida. Buryie Lancaster (another of the seven brothers In service) came home for the first time on Monday from Camp Claiborne. La. He re­ turned Wednesday but he arrived home In time to sec Niles (his brother) before he returned to Ontarlo Field. Calif. Ernest Dunkelbarger was home Friday. He has been transferred from Chanute to Selfridge Field. Sgt. Lewis 8. Kenfield was in Wednesday morning looking fine. He Just graduated from lhe Army Finance School al Wake Forrest. N. Car. Bays it was pretty tough —busy every minute from 5 a. m. to 9 p.' m. Didn't get much time WHEN THE WIND BLOWS—LET ’ER BLOW! you nt stationed. Lewis. nine-day leave.' Bald had rgjisiwa ™v nth., that ment changes in it. so I have b working day and night on that the last two or three days i nights. We took It up yesterday reallv running good but I haw rlt fixed yet Just tha way I w Guess i’ll wait a while and I am going' in thU afternoon and •re about getting a furlough for the first of June. I may not get it right । then, but I am going to get one I1 some time may■ be lime In •- June. -It --------c- after lmT birthday though. They haw * ,ew country flights ' coming north, maybe I can gel ona nf them 1X5 dr°P me off at Baida with abower. The bedroom has a creek rln~t .n. dr™ .nd (X. -..d. j „ol ywr th. Utoroom haa a desk for leach of us. Everything lx really delux. Wt eat on my na«s from this field and I In the cafeteria the same as at carry that in my pocketbook al Utah. , thr time «o I won't lose It. We arrived ‘here this morning Well th»re Isn't much more to about 10:00 and I Just got tvery- sav this time, v might sav I am Ihing unpacked and put away. We trying to get a flftecn-day furlough, had a good trip out here. Wc came I don’t know whether I can make through Denver. Omaha, and Chi- , it stick, but I am go'ng to try, so cago. In Chicago we had a 4 hour don't look for me until I eel there or layover permitted to to go go 1 unless I call you up when I get * “ and were permitted Vjr at .t tiie tnwn out and have a look tpwn. ln(n Ba{ye Cre<k So I got a glimpse of Chicago. ' Besides our swell rooms, wt have a swell recreation room In the base­ ment with a pool table, ping pong next time. table, a nice big radio-phonograph and some nice sofas. Bob The campus is much larger than Robert's birthday U June Sth and I expected, but I haven’t had a Front’ the same place as mine. No luck as yet. though, except James Bar­ num who came In with me and Is hr’* now. Thanks again for the Banner and "keep ’em comlng ’’^Sgt. Burl Cook 36154283 San Francisco. California April 22. 1943 Dear Ma. Dad ond Beverlv ft is getting dark nnd the mos­ quitoes are thick, so you can make up your mind that this wont be too much of a letter. traveled for more than two days. It was a very enjoyable trip. w* went through some very beautiful country.—mountains, and valleys. to be well kept up and pretty. We dont start classes until At times wc looked over and down Thursday. I don't know for sure Dunnellon. Florida Colorado said it reminded them of Just what we will be doing in the Bunday. May 16. 1941 Colorado. The valleys looked like meantime. I supose the time will be spent getting things organized. Mr. and Mrs Ronald Haynes Michigan. Boy. I am this near home now if I R. 4. We passed miles and ml)** of cnioe vines. I was wondering where could only get 4 or 5 days off, but Hasting* Michigan (hey got all the grape* for their I'm afraid that can’t be done for a while yet at least. Guess that's about all for now. around here, and all.oyer I guess, Yours (Continued on Page 6. have more wine than tnjy do drinks HOW TO FILL OUT OPA'S WAIL APPLICATION FOR WAR RATION BOOK NO.3 UNITCO STATES QF AMERICA STUB WAR RATION BOOK NO. 3 IDENTIFICATION STUB Anu COHAUTIHS THU AmiUTIOH. TUI OFT THU ITVI AHA M HIT . TO K1U IT UHTIL TOU ATT TOUR WAR RATION ROOT HO. > ” , oooooo APPLICATION POt WAI RATION BOOK Na 3 ^0 I INSTWCTIOM iecteM CAItFULLY oai tftd iiuiM mjImm. ' trial la lak ar Ty>a TYPtUITt Off JOHN L. DOE HINT PLAINLY. ' BILL U IU1U» TO “SB. 727^SEEA(....&L THS AJFDUSS YOU GIVI. YOU HAVE NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT If your Buildings and Personal Proporfy aro Protected by a Windstorm Incuronco Policy In this Fact-Growing Company. ~~ 000000 ’■ ■ wnri*« aiiluw i4dtn«. 1/ m« not a moatei of i faaily sim?, lift! >our own rii™ mJ kdJrtu. Da Kef Feld or Tear Off cJOH/V I"........T77WB L Z^7/7/?^A/xSA7/T/X.... 44£>. or 1 riLLS ™ **“ LIST AU TffOM IS BOMffT. .tJLHlLY ffIMAfff .... This was once a fine property, owned by Frank I. Curtis and located in Handy township, Living­ ston county. It was destroyed by windstorm May 29, 1942. This company promptly paid the ' Net Gain in Insurance in force for the year 1942 is $20,443,490.00 (A remarkable growth) 8,471 Losses were paid out of current funds, for the year 1942, amounting to $385,777.53 .j-ochsh n, oqe KU 3A4CM OH oooooo APPLICANT mn (Only a company in splendid financial position can pay such a heavy lose without borrowing money or increasmg the assessment) See one of our agents in your locality or write the home office about your insurance problems. MICHIGAN MITIAL WINDSTORM INSOUICE COM FA NY Harrison Dodds, President - Guy E. Crook, Vice-President - M. E. Cota, Secretary-Treasurer . up and' from there he doesn't x.,*,“^a2s.s,^vsjs: That's quite a coincidence that Orval and I both got in lhe O. A. Only he's In the southwest and rm In the northeast. I wonder Your loving son. what his shoulder insignia lx Mine Is a big yellow circle with a red O. Welfare. projectile going through It. Har­ old and Orval and I all have the rolld red braid In our cap* now: AJ».O. 688. c/o Postmaster red Is tor artillery. New York. N.Y. Well ill close for now. The wind (Here Is a Mothers’ Day letter which Is howling *o i can't hear myself Karl sent to his mother, Mrs. think We do our own laundry and George Wellfare.) If T *av «o myself. I’m getting oulte May 1. IMS nroflcient in this gentle art. IO. I. Soap.) Write soon. and I am in no position to buy flowers, candy, or something, this Battery A- ilth Coast ArtY V-letter will do until next Mothers’ Fishers Island. New York Via New London. Connecticut Wednesday. May 12. 1943 You can be sure that there isn't ’Hie Hastlncn Banner ' a minute of the day that I don't Hostlnn. Michigan think of you. In fact all of you. and. Dear Friend*. I ho’>e you're not too surprised to home. We went forr a walx walk up in In lhe hear from me. I think I hold the record of retting the Bahner the mountains this & ss'VLtxi jnn».gf wi'hout ever thanking you guess we’re goin^ _________ _____ (that is. Mr. Aben Johnson) for It. noon. I imagine we won’t have any trouble sleeping tonight I hope you will overlook that and Chow time is about over and the accept my thanks. In the stat** r didn't miss It so paper Is running short, but re­ much with all the napen. letters, member. I am thinking of you alradios, movies, folks from home and Your loving son. furloughs keeping me pretty well Karl caught up on what was happening around home. But now H's differ­ May 14. 1943 ent. here "somewhere in the south­ west Pacific” we still gel our let- Mrs. Earnest Kenyon 1010 N. Michigan Ave. Daper now “ni1 then Were Just now getting movies and Hastings, Michigan also have a radio, but somehow they Dear Mom, nevrr do get down as far as Has­ tings. So that's where the Banner at Carnegie Tech. Boy. have we got comes In. I get it on the average thf of uncr a month, sometimes wet r"*t 'om. but I’m always glad to Letter carriers are beginning to distribute tboee carda. They eaa out at once, but ahould not be nailed before rIuro !• Book No. I, uhieh iff application card haa epacts �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, MAY 27. 1943 *- MONTOOMIRY WARD r - •- • BPS OILSALE REBUILT MOTOR FOR FORD *33-*36 75.95* Enjoy n*w<or p«p and economy Ol Ward* low price I ‘With trade­ in motor good for rebuilding. Lead-Coated Muffler for Ford ’35-'38 |98 Will give 80% longer life than original equipment I Aik for low price* ch other model mufflers. THERMOS REHUS h-69c Double-walled. Replaces meet Wards bottles made since '35. Overt tlx.................................. Ida Howk and Mis. Eleanorc | Middleville were Sunday dinner T were Lake Odessa and guesU of hta inotiier, Mra. Mary ls 'ek. Karcher of Grand Rap- called on hia father, Percy Rosser |On Rev. and Mra. Everett Love SunMr and Mrs. Rupert Carrothtra Mr and Mrs. Mr* William Crakes Crake* re- i,lrts wcrc Sunday afternoon gueste gurel* !Monday afternoon. * Alsa Al«a Mooro of ot 'day ‘day afternoon. afternoon, '1 Mr, ldI Kcre he parents of a fine baby boy 'turned nomc (turned home Sunday after spend- ^jj^BeJ Mr. a,ld ’DoffilrMd Mrs k®*P Uul^Sobby Karclier. * i'Lake M^an^Mra City 1* Chartes visiting MwM^for ills parents. ’a OBITUARY " ' Work cutting a mw road at thc turned none aunaay aiier *penu ncPiotiiv and Itule Bobby 'Mr .nd Mrs Chart?* Moore for a / ing several weeks In Grand Rapids. Kelfer of Hastings* Mr. And Mra. Marvin Thaler of Wld daughter bhirlcy of Watenlte’ Tabberer and Mr. and Mrs. Herman ‘^“Khter of Charlw and Bun Ice conipleted and work will soon bo rw.... —spent ------ . Sunday Earl Lewi* of U.8N. at Great Ucncn acre in HaaUiuu on busmead Saddler, wm born Fob. ID, 1073 tn ■"e*“n ®J.M reateurant butldln*. 18 Hastings Sunday afternoon afternoon 'and Uskea. I1U.mm\^ 81^7^ towruhlp Aiteg.n cmmtT with her mother Mr*. William or Ur. ..cd Sru W..r„ W K..r, -nx-won, K MW W®™ SSlo?' Hutchens. K--:. ^---------(with hl* grandmother. A 1.. w ml, auu u*, ic.uii.vu irx»re*t xurgcr. ana veru urasy *u Florence Smith, tn Ypsilanti. -----------one was rn.pu.cu u. u.c' napltM 1 FORTY YEARS AOO | No-risky of Hastings spent Saturday | home Sunday after spending two (itasung.* spent a wcea in Northern She was baptized In thc 1 .and Sunday with Clare Surraner. wecici with Mr. and Mis. C. W. Doty , MicnTSTlTand Canada trout tuning, j A Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Price of of Battle Creek. A Mrs. Mabie Os- They reported good ItK't. A Mr and church at Orangeville, at the age ot I May 7. 1903 ; Sunfield. Mr. and Mr*. RockJord home was a Hastings vir.rtor Wed-lMrs. Harvey Lew!* »nd son Ear! of fourteen years and remained true I The poet office at Middleville was tn her faith through throuah life. mhhed by hv burglars hurvl.ra MatiiHSaw .nH robbed Saturday and (Price of Lake Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. noday. A Paul Mead returned home Hastings were Thur.-.d-u ofiemoon to After the completion of her ed- ; nearly *1300 in stamps and currency I Fred Durkee of Woodland. Mr. and Bunday from Butterworth ha -.ntal culler* ot Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sage Mra. Roland valentine and Susan.m Grand Rapids after undergoing * Mr. and Mn. Roy Busn and Mrs. ucation in the Walker School she wa* taken. •------------------s rapidly Increas­ (of Ypsilanti. Mr. and Mr*. Keith .Bll operation two week* ago. A Mrs. :Mcpann of Hastings were Friday attended Barry County Normal and ! Fred L. Health’-------i..„ ing business has compelled ..... him wto Price and Nancy of Delton. Forest William Hutchens spent Sunday : cvAlng. supper guests of Mr. and later taught ,-xhooi Sept. 19. 1891. she war. united in use all the second floor of hl* store Price and son Beryl- and Margaret afternoon and evening with her'Mr*. Franklin Bgrecs* and family. to William H. McGregor of building. Frank Baker has moved Bcrty of Hastings, Mrs. Pete Smel-(nephew. Lafe William* and family;* William Misnlcr and Matlie marriage y. ..«. kerr local, were caller* at lhe Rich- ,of Campbell, a Ralph Stuart, who 'Roush, both ot Logan, were united .Otsego. Mich. Tb thU union wu hta cigar factory over WetaM-t nrd Durkee home Saturday -and j* employed In Muskegon, spent in marriage—Lowi-il LcdiTr. 35 “orn rix„ children: Eugene H. of Bros ’ hardware store. .Sunday. A Mr. and Mr*. Joe Kauff- ;thc weekend with hts family. He at- ’years ago Item* A Marriage license Slraubyiue. N.Dakota; Joy Charles Cha*. M. Mack of Dowling ha manand andfamily familywert werfSbndny Sbndayguest* guesUI tended ' tended thc thc Baccalaureate Baccalaureate servi.** servitea(—— ClairKauffman. Kauffman.34. X.R.P.D. TLF.D.2.2.AlAlMelrose, Wuh. William F. *of received reelved hl* his commission u as Probate Protat -----Clair * * of Mr. nt the U. u. B. church Sunday evr eve- •--to; ciarabrlle Hooper. 33. •ClarkeSisters, Ore.; Esther Rosa Belie Judge to fill the Vacancy caused by tr. and Mrs. George Ritenburgh m ----------” — ' of Ionia. * Sunday vLsitor* nt the ; nlng. A Mrs. Floyd Walton and Mra. | rill*.—Lowell Ledger. A Fourteen Idcceased: Pearl M. Lightfoot of the death of Judge Mills. Nell Newton home were «r. and Claude Walion were in I-ake Odrraa memben of the Freeporc Rebekah jFYeepprt: Florence E Smith of \p- | Maydr Ham* has announced the jkfe.s John. Nansy- and son ot Wn— । Wednesday, the former xovin., «■*■>„.. > > v. were sllantl. . . . . following appointment* which having den- ’Lbd»e attended the Mother nnd When first married she lived tn confirmed by the council: Marshal, cousta. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon New­ ital work done. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Daughter banquet of Son light ton. Mrs Lyle Newton, nnd ML* Buehler and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lodge held at thr 1OOP Hall In Otsego later moving to Martin. Tn b. Rork; city attorney. Thomas Shirley Frederickson of JMSUngs, Buehler called on thtir mother. Clrnrd Rapids hurt Friday evening. 1913 they purchased a farm near Sullivan; city physician. E. H. Lithand Miss Mias Lillian Bl Blf»rf. — local. A Mra. Caroline Beuhlcr. who n ill. al After the banquet the regular lodge Doster where they Uved until the Top; street commhaloncr, W. F. Mrs. Etta Blough ot-Hastings spent the home rf her daughter Mrs. meeting and Initiation was nre- death of her husband. June 4. 1940. Hicks; »upt. of waler works, ctaa«. Beside the children she leaves a Baker; fire warden. Albert Warner, ..u. Mr. ..«■ and .uu George Snyder of Caledonia. Sun- sen ted by Captain tarrelta Ay?rs Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Frank " ’- Dorr. - * • Lola Wieland• day, * Supc and Mrs. O. E. Bal- i.ard rftaff. Seven new members were sister and a brother. Mra. Cora Van | Local interest* in the Bowling ।—. _» — ------ Those who attended from Etl of Martin and Henry Saddler of Dress Stay Co. have been rold to spent thc week end with her sis­ ,ycat of •>._ the a-.Sparta exliocl spent ter. Mrs. Wilma Kycs of Lansing. Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Freeport were Meidunes Ida Howk. Kalamazoo, thirteen grandchildren, e C. Bowling, organizer of thc * Mr. nnd Mr*. George BtUtance Duel Sisson, and on Sunday W.’nt Cora Lightfoot. Allie Hoyt. Mabie two mice*, onr nephew, two great \ company. He is getting things in and family were Sunday afternoon to Woodland where they ' vidted Osborne. Eleanore Whitney. Pearl nephew*, an aunt. Mrs. Mary crans shape to begin the Manufacture of i guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stud! relative* * Mi. and Mr.. Andrew Lightfoot. Laura Thumnson. Orra of Martin, a number of cousins nnd dress r-tavj again and will add n line of handkerchiefs and other of Lake Odessa. * Mr. and Mr*. Roush and Mra. Agnes Tliumnson Stuart. Sue Blough. Edith Bunn. . and a host ot friend*. —--------(specialities. : Gall Lightfoot attended the funeral of Hn.-tlngs were Sunday dinner Blanche Kauffman. Adah Matter, i Mrs Jennie Stebbins lias moved of the latter'* mother. Mra. May guests of Mr. Mary Henncy. A C. nrd Marie Roush, a Mr and Mis. | Bowne Center Method!*! Church Rev. John McCue, pastor Unto Ute lower hotel and U rapidly McGregor at Martin. Thursday af­ E~Ux of Kalamazoo was i weekend Robert Campbell and tne former's getting it in shape for business Sunday school—10:00 ternoon. * Mra. Ella Catt was a guest of Supt. and Mr*. Evart At- mother. Mrs. Campbell, of Flint Morning worship—11:00. A me- । Henry- P. Ragla ha* been apHasting* visitor Wednesday. * Mr. di* * Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fi.-Ji and were Sunday dinner gitrel* of Mr. morial sermon will be given by the painted postmaster at Coats Grove and Mrs. Leo Rose nnd family of Calvin were Thursday evening call- and Mra. Claude Waltm nnd family. Hastings were Saturday evening vis­ * Mr. nnd Mrs. Allen Fish were in pastor. Special music will be pre- Un place of A. C. Wait, resigned., itors of Mr. and Mr*. Ed Stairs * Grand Rapids. A MLss J?incite Mc­ Ntuhville on business Saturday. sented by lhe citoir. Gowan .Caledonia a Sunday They also called on Mrs. E. M. FIFTY YEARS AGO Mr. nnd Mr*. John Thomas and son UU w... of ------- --------------- -----------, J t May 4 1893 Harris of Lansing were -Sunday • dinner, guest of Mr. and Mr.’. Wil- Wheeler of Hostings. * Mrs. Robert Church of the United Brethren in Christ I E. G. Holbrook expects to build evening callers of Mr. and Mrs.'Itun Dipp nnd family and attended Newton received a V-mnil letter re­ E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor Guv Smith. * Mrs. Gary Newton the Baccalaureate scrilc’. In thc. cently from her brother. Pvt. Janie* a new home this summer. Plume. 491 and Mra. Howard Reeves of Beld- evening. * R. A. Brown of Green­ Cool, who I* somewhere In Africa. Hostings has a new baseball team irailed the ''Hastings Blacks" ring were Friday afternoon rallcr* .tag caller* vilic was a Saturday afternoon He staled that he is well. * Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thaler and son Keith 10: 30 A-. M. Sunmiy School nt the Nell Newton home. A Jjownrd Lyman Brock, aged about 60. died 11: 30 A. M. Morning Worship McRoberts of Wellston was a Fri­ ter. A Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton of Hasting* were Sunday callers of at hl* home in Die fourth ward, 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor Monday of cancer. day catter at the Joe Kauffman and family were Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler. ★ Rev. 8: 00 P. M. Evening Service ’home. A N. M. Hinckley. Mr*. Cl*o supper guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ and Mrs. J. W. McCue were Friday Prof. R. D. Bailey, principal of 8:00 Thursday Prayer Meeting. Surrarrer. Mis* Bea DePlonty arid liam Newton of State Rond. A Mr. i evening dinner guests of Mr. and lour high school, has been unnnli nephew Bobby Keller called at 'and Mrs. Dan Po*tmn and Fhvliis 'Mrs. Clarence VanPalten of Camp- I’le**snt Valley । mously elected as principal of the 10: 00 A. M. Morning Worship •he Joe S-sge home of Trying Ann called on the former- parents,' • bell. * Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mick of Gaylord schools at an advance of 11: 00 A. M Sunday School *100 over his present salary. Sunday aJtemoon. A .Xfr, nnd Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Postma ol Mc- Saranac were Sunday dinner guests 7: 30 P. M. Christian Endeavor 1 Miss Nonna Michael of Laramie. Mrs. Joe Buehler and Joey of Irv­ l Cord.*. Bunday * Mr. and Mis Har­ of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Sage. * Mra. 8: 00 P M. Evening Service. Ivtin Rousiuund Mra. Claude Wal ­ : Wyoming. Is visiting her parents, ing were Sunday dinner guests of old Rosenberger and ran. Marvin, ton were Grand Rapids shoppers The Freeport W.M A will meet « r. and m>«. were Sunday afternoon callers ot Mr, Mra. «,mni John mcuaci. Michael. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alton Gray. A Mr. The Hastings Robe and Tanning ’and Mrs. Carl Gaut and daughter* Mr. and Mr*. Austin Rmatbi riser cf Monday afternoon. A Mr. nnd Mrs. Tlmrsday June 3rd al thc home of co. located ... In 11 Uie le old old carding mill, mill, I of Flint spent Sunday with Mr. and Chrksville. A Mrs. Ken . Sinelkcr. Harry Fish of Middleville. Mrs. Mra. Frank Walton for an all day v^,.. meeting. — — ..v . .....K since Mary Dodge, and Mrs. Ray Wieho»plt»l , Mrs. Clarence Benedict. A Mrs. Ncl- । who wns nt P-nnofk and — run — by •L. ~ D. Smith --3 and •Son. Is doing some excellent work and lie Smith and daughters Janet. Jean, ili‘.» Tuasdav. re«"m.>t home Mnn- land, local, were Sunday afternoon Freeport Methodist Church finds a ready market for all their and Joan of Hastings, and Dori* dav. * Mr. and Mrs. William Spears callers of the Allen Ftsn family. * • Everett M. Love, pastor i product*. i Jane of Youngstown. Ohio were and *on Doueln* ol Grand Ruotds Mr. and Mrs. Torn Jeffry* of North Morning Worship 11:00 ! New houses are being built In ev­ Sunday guests of Mr*. Maude Rog­ spent from Wednesday until Fri- , Freeport were Sunday callers of Mr. Sunday School 12:00 ery ward in the city nnd every de­ ers and Marguerite, and Mra. Jen- dnV with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Howard Tnah-r. * There Our conference year close* next sirable house In the city Is occupied. 1 nin Ca.uulay. A Mr. and Mra. Earl -J*»hn Thaler. * Mr. nnd Mr*. John |was a large attendance at the Baeservice* held Sunday Sundnv. Everv dollar contributed at There never wm a time when Has­ | Even-,on were Sunday dinner guests Thoma* and *on Harr!.* of Ian- culnureate lot Mr. and Mra. Clifford Allerdfng ring were Sundnv dinner guests of evening nt the United Brethren this time will help tu to meet all tings looked as prosperous as she I docs today. . lor Hostings in honor of the latter'* ,Mr nnd Mrs Alvin H •Msl * nt North church in spite of thc rnlir. Mix obligation* In full. daughter. Bevcrtv's 1A, birthday. Irving * Pvt Michael Borbn of . Ralph Stuart played a selection on , OBITUARY | Other gues'.* were Mr. and Mr*, Fort Custer spent Sunday afternoon (the piano Ax'the Juniora nnd ScnSelin Conrad Gclsc. son of 8*nni Chester Alicrdtna of Hastings A '•>nd 'evening With Mr. nnd Mra. I lore marched in. Miss Ruth Yon­ 1 uel and Elizabeth GelHc. was born and ker accompanied Accompanied the congregation Miss R*a DePiontv ta employed at : Charles Cigirle* Bunn Bunn and famHv. fam'lv. *A Mr. Mr. ker the congreg j— n—u. —.i—..--------- --------- । k..—.—Hey. 'In Union Twp. Union County, I the WIIcox-Rlrh factory in B*ttle and Mrs ... Andrew Brand* and son «* they sang several hymns. rrre Sunday Everett Love Love led led the Mnghig. and I Creek. A Sundnv afternoon caller* "f Ionring,wrre Sunday Rii'M* Rii'st* of of Everett the singftig. 'Pennsylvania, in 1861. -------.A..<• Stccki- iiRev. Rt v John Ccue led thc aud audience of Mr. and Mra. Merrill Karcher 'he latter'' father. John M McCue led the In 1883 he united in marriage the are- TWENTY YEARS AGO -— — with Emma Levina Kunkle. To this ' anti family wer* Mr. and Mr* Glepn Mr*. Brandt remained for a few tew < hi in nraycr. nrnver. Tiie The message message of Uie , Soauldins nnd daughter Mariotte d v * a Mr nnd Mr* Arthur M-^re [nlng wx* given bv Rev. E. B. GrifMay 2. 1923 . union were born five children. Doitl graduation New officer* elected Monday by Hirer sons. John. Elmer and Earl nf Grand Ranid*: and Mrs. Writ and Kenny were collets of thc lot- fin.i. D-’" * forget forupt thc tho «r»dnation crcinc* at lhe Methodist Thnnw* of South Bowne * Mr. tcr's brother*. Alfred and I.vle cis- e:;ercL*» .... . - Church .thc r- -Rotary aref Pre«.. W. L Bhul- preceded him in death, and five .. rtodoyl. tera; V. Pres.. M. R. Keyworth; uuid one half years ago his wife and Mr* Louta St*H and thc lot- ter of near Hastln •* Sunday. A Mr*, this weekTliursday evening was ..■ Hn-.tinq.; naiiiim’ vlri. *->•- w Freeport• Alumni association Sec.. • er'a daughter Miss Gloria tav- iWH'inm Duke* w?.,- Hie " * —------— W. R. Cook; Trcas , Jas. Iron.- iwM laid to rest. R-v. ha* ..... announced that....the annual 1 side; ~.. Directors. W. M. Stebbins.*. Mr. Gelse deixirted this life Sat­ bourn oJ of JJetrolL Detroit, were Sunday »nr '.ur^tond*v Monday a w F - -.nd ' Mra. ->’ W. .... uu..u.m .... guc*'* of Mr nnd Mrs Georce Nel- : McCue attended. 'he funeral nf Mr». ■1 Alumni •• ■ •» Banquet ---------• has been postponed -------- - *• Frederick — Hill. . ... j .. Tirciay pr,li,Y evening evening May May 15 15 aat the age Ison? i'Mr Mra" * u.”nnd n>.,t m -. ’Richard'Durnip>.n„! n«r_ (Amv *mv Sta*n*nn Rimnsnn held held <w the Ruivu-l! ;for the duration. * Freeport high A company of friends lie!ped Mr. of 82 years. ri 2:3n (school students will their ..... and Mrs. U ...H. Evarts celebrate' The hurt half of his life was *ix*nt .... enjoy ..... .ln-...c kee are Proud norenta of a v'r. re'^irrb ciinda” “ft’ •rrw -­ Lowell. . their wedding anniversary ann*--------------*»--------------------—<In j—residence at hta jlcnic at Pallusburg Park. LowelL on■_ ThuraIn Barry■-Co. I bom Saturday afternoon.Thc young R-v. McCue offlcia‘'cd. 'ri. * Mrs C picnic c — .-i >. — „r i._* farm lsomP W hich he dearly loved. last this year. Special events have been day of last week, man ha* be»n named Du»n* A Mr. W. Culver wax in Nashville ? * ' nnd Mrs. Adam* of Portland wcre-"e k vt«"*nr her it.ui-hteiu-ht ’' "».« »’ra । planned for this day. The Grammar I.. ------Isaac----Keeler, well * known here. He was an accomplished organist, iFridar voters cf Mr* EUa Catt * DcnaM S^'hnrd ond family. She room. under the dircctiun of Wil- died suddenly al Blodgett hospital, । nnd was a member ot the Lutheran iMr. and Mra. Ben Blaknev were ,:’l»o o't-'ndpd the und G-*’-|lard Kidder, will hold tlwtr plaiic Grand Rapids on Wednesday mom- 'church. He 'leaves to mourn---his passing, Sundnv dinner guc*t« of Mr nnd I den Club Fridav afternoon. ♦ Mr nt Rt lds Resort. * Miss Pearl Cook tag. • ------- ---------------------------'one son, Foster of Lansing, nnd a ।Mra. Hubert Barnum of Woodland, (and Mr* Hairy Ft*h and family of has been named valedictorian of THIRTY YEARS AGO daughter, Mra. Alien Malcolm ot May 1. 1913 Hastings, two grandchildren, two A very delightful dancing party , great grandchildren, and a hnat of and serv­ was given at Emmanuel parish relatives — — •* friends. —*- Funeral «*~house Friday evening by Mr. and ice.* were conducted from the WnllMrs. W. N. Chidester in honor of dorff funeral home on Tuesday. May 18. al 2 o'clock, conducted by their son. Keith's birthday. The council has purchased a Rev. J. R. Chrtapell. Burial wns at steam road roller and local street Holv _______ Corners cemetery near Celawork 1* expected to be greatly im- jdonla. proved. ’ I — »■ ■ Conrad Smelker, 65. of Freeport Colonial Architecture died Sunday nt his home. I Early frame house* of English Mr. and Mrs. David Wolcott cnlonteta in America reproduced thc quietly celebrated their 60th wed- Gothic half-timbered type of-Tudor ding anniversary on April 28. and Elizabethan England, over Royce Barlow of Chicago has which It became necessary to place presented to the city thr old shin c'aobnarda for added warmth in cannon which has stood for several winter. FREEPORT u™ . Lloyd “• (is-.-tfissya Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday 3*x5'foot sun fast cotton flags made of high quality flag bunting. . STICK FLAGS Printed on high count Cotton material I Gilded spear heads on shafts. 13 'X 18". # Laminated frame . . . natural finish bow. center ply dyed ash. Black leather grip. Meet wu Designed by EllsSrorth VVines I Strung with DuPcnt Nylon. [1=. BUY WAR BOND EMPTY DEPOSIT BOTTLES Endcrscd by Loony Freyl A full sire glove sturdily made of good quality tan horschidel FURLOUGH BAG FOR - 20 inch MEN IN SERVICE The ideal traveling-companion for soldiers and sailors on short leave! 16* size is roomy enough for necessities but also folds into Personal model rndorwd by Jo* Mcdwk-k. Genuine horse­ hide. small space. Sturdy slide-fastener .. . strong.handles . . . attached identification-tag holder. Navy Blue or Khaki Duck. It makes a practical gift you can be sure he will appreciate) COME TO WARDS FOR TIRE NEEDS Milk-Beverage- Don't drive over 39 m. p. h.. . Fix cut* promptly . .. Conserve tires to help win lhe weri If you hove a Certificate for a Pre-War Quality Tire, select 'from Wards complete stock of Made of G-Jden Asli A good economy-model bat that's ideal fur younger players! ‘ Riversides ond Save! New War Quality, Used Tires, and Recop­ ping Service also available. SEE THE CATALOGS . . . Any purchases totaling $10 or Mote will open a monthly payment account. In our catalog department for thou­ sands of valve* not in store stock*. CHECKING ACCOUNTS WAR SAVINGS BONDS BANK MONEY ORDERS Idle 0OHLES are a War waste I Keep them busy making tripe to bring you the product* you want « . . when you want them ... in glass bottles, the most efficient containers. MILK, BEVERAGE and BEER BOTTLES are sanitarily resteril­ USE YOUR CREDIT ... ' OUR SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS t/iraX, ized right away by the bottlers ... ready to serve you more quickly . . . and conserve vital material, machinery and manpower. If* patriotic to join th* Program for Bottle Conservation by returning ’ empty MILK, BEVERAGE and BEER BOHLES promptly! ' SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES For rent at $2.50 ond government tax—in our fine safety deposit vault. Get one today for your war Bonds and other valuable papers. . NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. F — 11 ia-'.TT- -n Tift rTTi-T*nnr ii -<■.-* ■■■■ �Jimmie Beadle tpent over the weekend with hl* mother, Mra. rtttx forth ••»* Lewella Beadle at Battle Creek. * '•’"•L"’""- Mra John Moorer and Mrs. Otis *hh ortiew !• Lawrence were HasUngs shoppers last writ Wednesday * Mrs. H. E ".La™! Mr”. miino Mar *« weekend Mr. and Mra. Albert Green. Mr. 1 and Mra. Archie Burd and chUdrtn. . Mr. and Mra Marshall Tripp and children spent Mother s Day with their son and brother Pfc. Gordon | Green at Camp Atterbury. Indiana. “ J “ Wur S" .W’ulT'nffi with Mr. and Mra. Blair Battle Creek also accompanies - \ ™ proiM-tian .t Barnes and family of Otsego and them. They found him In fine d <mi» w Hmims.. Rev. and Mra Ertle Barnes and health and a good coat of tan. as uh* othrw ■■ family of Grand Rapids and ac- he has been training tn Ban An- 'o,y in aoek (.trait* companlcd her grandson. Kenlth tonlo.Texas and arrived here two ..th Hr. Bama, to Kalamazoo Tuesday weeks ago ♦ James Storttan. Sr.. ra where he returned to Fort Breck- of Gfand ttaptds spent the weeka ik. enrtdge. Kentucky. * Mrs. EUtei end at hia home. * Staff Sergeant lUMiaa*. Pennock of Heating* spent a few-Charles Btofkan la thought to b« k. nnu«r«t far day* days recently with Mr. and _Mr* Mr*, ' moved across, serosa, a* aa hl* hia ti family have ,ki|> 1.th. Fred Kelley and Mrs Harsh Town mot heard from him since his Neu —__ and* A .« Mrs*' a_ Hasef" Nunnemaker. Cailn_ •! York addrrai „ sent home aoms era at Ute Town home Sunday were time, ago a and Mr*. Roy JenMra. Wade Town and daughter; ktn^entertai Mrs. Chamberlin of Delton. * Mrs. nephew and v, Nellie Pennock spent three days last I ids Sunday. * We are all wishing week with Mr. and Mra. Harold Mrs. Homer McKibben a speedy While and children of Plainwell.--------—• *— '------- ------ •“ Mra. While was a patient in the jbut Is some better, a Mr. and Mra. Plainwell hospital rtcenUv. ♦ Wed­ । Ralph Teeter and Miss Betty were nesday evening. May 13 the P. T. A. at Wayland one day last week on of the W. K Kellogg Agricultural business. * Mr. .and Mrs. Frank rnr ' Green spent Friday with Mr. and Mra, Albert Green. * Little Robert Tripp was on the sick list last week. * Janet Mala entertained lhe j chicken pox recently. ae Economics class served lunch. Hrs. Hwln Butler met with a iful accident recently when she " IN YOUR CAR. . . KEEP TIMING ADJUSTED Now's the time for timing! Lynn Bishop of have bought the I Charley Kenyon home and spent Don't let incorrect timing in your car couse wasted gasoline—it's a common source of wastage, and you con't afford it now! Bring your cor in for periodic ex­ night. * Mr. and Mrs Frank Honrspenl Monday with Mr*. Lucy ; O'Connor of Kalamazoo and met the new grandson who has been named Jimmie Alien Dolores who has been spending some time with her grandparents returned home Mr. and Mr*. Theodore Wlertnga Monday. * Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenand daughter Anna May W terin g* spent Saturday afternoon In Grand Rapid*. * Mr. and Mrs. Theodore i MUener of Kalamazoo and Mrs. i Armstrong the newly weds are get- Emma Stillwell of Bailie Creek for I ting settled in the Ora Landacre dinner Sunday in honor of Gordon । place just north of lhe place known Kenyon who left for Great Lakes. as the Charlie Sprcen farm. • Ill. Monday to enter the navy. * George Mason and family of Grand Mrs Loma lArah-e and Lorraine Rapids spent Sunday with her par­ Manning and Sharon of Ypsilanti ents. Mr. and Mrs. James Oliver spent the weekend with their par­ I and daughter Eunice. They ail ent*. Mr and Mrs. Lester Bonne­ visited Mrs. Francis Oliver who is ville. Lorraine and Sharon are also a ptnenl in Pennock hospital. * spending thia week with them. * Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Preston and Mra. Ethel Hom spent two days four children of Flint who recently last week with her sister. Mrs come out are assisting al Ute home Bryce Meyers of Grand Rapids. * of her brother Francis Oliver and Mrs. Daisy Thompson visited Mrs Mrs. Oliver la a surgical patient in Ada Ashby. Thursday afternoon. Pennock hospital * Mr. and Mr*. 1 Albert Wiertnga of Uie Wert Coun­ ty line, also Mr. and Mrs. Tebeck and dsfugHter of Orand Rapids were Saturday evening callers at Uie Johnson and Wtertnga home Mr. and Mra. James Johnson of Hastings were callers Sunday af1 temoon. * Mrs. Ada Shaw fa spend­ Ing a few days with her son-in-law । Roy and wife and Mr. and Mt*. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ■ I Leon Potts spent Bunday in Lan- Cot and little son. * Mr. and Mrs. »i , sing. The McCaul s at the home■ Leslie Steeby and little son had ' of ■ cousin, and the Pott's at thei as their guests lart Sunday her par'' home of their daughter. Mrs. Har। old England and family. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lewis of Kalamazoo were also visitor* at the England aminations of lhe distrib­ utor and entire electrical system—our trained men spot the cause of any trou­ ble—save you gasoline. We conserve your cor for Vic­ YOUR NATON NIEDS tory and you! YOUR COOPERATION ANDRUS SERVICE THE VOICE WITH A SMILE" HAS A NEW MESSAGE Get Studebaker service and keep catty topa/t ARS that are allowed to deteriorate in operating efficiency may affect lhe success of the eniire war­ time transportation effort. Don’t let your car become a liability when it should be a help. Have frequent in­ spections made so that serious trouble won’t get a chance to develop. No matter what make you drive, you’ll find that the Essential Transportation Workers employed by Stude­ baker dealer! are thoroughly qualified to help keep your car in tip-top condition. They use special wartime servicing procedures that were worked out by factory experts in thc great Studebaker engineering labora­ tories and on the famous 800-acre Studebaker proving ground. Bring your car in regularly—at least once a month— for a careful Studebaker cbcck-up. C GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. CO. ■HASTINGS How to svord y«" Have inspection* made al least once a monthQ Check your tire pressure at least O A H^vey^r'whetlscorTvtllyal'S''^ " to prevent tire wear. o Make only necessary trips in ycur Sharp rides with neighbor* who please limit your call BABY CHICKS! It is not too late to get chicks from GETTY'S BIG EGG Strai MERMASH Open dates every Wednesday and Saturday through June. AVEN in wartime, we’d like to WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chicks gain fast on MER­ MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A A D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. • Over 70,000 chicks delivered so for this season without a complaint. give you prompt service oti long dis­ • All chicks direct from our own flock of 3,000 Bloodtcstcd old Hen Brooders on our own farm. tance coils. But telephone lines to You can help speed the handling of many point** now are overloaded, • We will be glad to take custom Hatching work any time. Send for illustrated Descriptive folder and Price List. all calls, including your own, if you and urgent civilian calls often are make thia your resolution i delayed. 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THl aSDAY, MAY E7, IM! “Dr.” Morgan Jones haa added TWENTY YXA1U9 AOO B'S Mn. D. W. Rocera cele­ anomer mu io tha giA ot WUjwm made oy Mr. and Mrs. Eoen rcnbrated their Mtn wedding annl- noc* for a noaptui nery. 1 J. O. Ketcnuu u id give the apenvetxary very quietly on April 77 Mr. and Mra. John Bmelker ob­ ■ Ing a aar eu at ua oay v itw a>served their Mrd wedding anniver­ MMubiy a “country Lite Cotnercnue' sary with a family garnering at una year. their home here last Eriaay. on me front page of this appears a picturo of a group oi wumcn. inc nesolng reaas, "Pio­ THIRTY YEARS AOO neer school Giris oi Hastings liavt May 18, 1813 tnjoyaoie Meeting at tne nome ot announced a gift to Uie city of Mta. Marcus btcubuis, "nueudcu 1'41,000 for the purpose ol erecting ocnool m Hastings Before LOH." a hoapital to be kurwn as lhe Pen­ Mccteuan Himnock Hospital. Mn. Michael Roush, aged 06. died May 7 at the home of her daughter. 'Aawrmena, Mrs. mine Merritt, tut. Geneva Hayes, Mrs. Edxapctn btnxMn. Simon Heffelbowcr. I for the coming season. "Bump" Robleaki. Kynett. Max and George V>-lr ' man. emu lotto Sweet, Mrs. Sarah Begor. Mn. Ella Morrison. MuskeMn. Jennie Stebbins. Mrs. Geer. Mn. Hannah Barkue. mgtiuung •truck lhe Orand RapFoot Miller. Lafayette. Gol. Nora Shepard, of Stanton. noon ana tne resulting nre aid FORTY YEARS AOO FORTY YEARS AGO gine room. a. B. henaston plans to move part Two hundred and eight ' tickets were sold on the M. C. excursion ton ot.. ano win duuu a new uuu*e from thia city to Grand Rapids Sunm na steaa. d*A new automobile factory, the At tne regular meeting of lhe fire department Thunaay evemug Berwick Auto Car Co., capital slock me foiwwmg olfleers weie eiectcu. 8500.000 will be located in this city Unlef, Prana hum; Asst, cruel. in the plant of the former Engine Eugene McMurray; Copt. Ruipn A: Iron Works. The city is to give Sage; Treaa., Hoy ruher; dtewaia. a bonus of 8'JUOO with the provision Heruen. Siaaop. dec., crank uaavr. that 825.00U is to be Invested and Flpemcn, A. A. Wilmont, Joseph the company Is to employ 25 men the year around. They will make Hoge, Ben Blaxeney. taun Aooey. Mrs. Archie Mccoy went to De­ tliree grades of machines ranging troit Tuesday on ou&iness anu wiulc from taOO to 82500 each. Mrs. Maude Mudge Kurtz haa ac­ mere wul hear M. UeHesue. Mme. horalca, Electa Gifford, ana Fanan cepted'a position with thc Bohem­ Franks, all great musical celeunUes. ian Concert Company and will make Mrs. McCoy will also take private a summer's tour of Northern MlchInstructlon at tne Thomas Manual igan resorts. Notice—All carpenters stay away school ot music, while in Detroit. from Orand Rapids. Strike on. ’lhe Charlotte Republican, which FIFTY YEARS AOO “' for Uie past four years has been May 18. 1893 The remains of Arnold SUson. under the management ot R. L. who died Friday night of consump­ Brown, has been transferred to tion. were taken to Freeport Sun­ Perry and McGrath of the Tribune. day and laid at rest In tne ceme­ The two papers will be merged, the partnership remaining the same for tery there. Miss Louise Nagler of Freeport thc present and ths political status has been engaged to teach me will remain unchanged. eighth grade here next year. Tne excavation has been made for FIFTY YEARS AGO May 25. 1883 ' Will Goodyear’s new building. The Interior of the poet office Mr. and Mrs. Morse Nevins of haa been greatly improved by a Sedalia. Mo., are visiting reBitlves coat of blue alaoastlne with cuff and friends in the city this week, trimmings. -'immjngs. ■i The German Lutherans of Wood­ Milan Walldroff now owns Larry land „„„ ~ ... and vicinity laid the corner Noble, who won second money in stone of their new church Tuesday, thc exciting three-year-old race at i Rev. Volts of E. Saginaw, gave lhe Ute June meeting in this city last address. The graduating class of year. (Hastings high school numbers only past few yearn has been pracUdng fifteen members, lhe smallest class law at Vermontville, haa opened an for several years. There being no office in thia city. hall suitable for the exercises, they Rev. E. M. Blanchard haa accept- will probably be held in Uie park, eda call to St. Johna. las the court yard will not'be in The editor (W. R. Cook) expects shape. Tiie exercises will be held to go to the World's fair Thursday. - June 23. Members of the class arc: May 25. to remain for a week, dur- Misses Belle Rock. Pearl Michael, ing which thia paper will be 'in i Rebekah Striker. Pearl Hendershott, charge of D. R. Cook. । Laura McIntyre. Eva Hurd. Mae W. H. Spence haa purchased the Brwseau. Georgia Heath. Gall interest in the shoe store owned by Hemp. Ethel Brown and Messrs. his deceased brother. John Spence. Will Cole. Charlie Freer. Ernest Edand will continue me business alone. । ger, Homer DePoe. and Charlie AnLast Thursday the noon train to idrus Grand Rapids was held up at Cale- | ----------------- < • » donla for three hours. The old j PROBATE COURT IlnlllW WHO nv.rl ... school house was being moved and Eat. Hattie Weaver. Will filed, it was on the track when the train petition for probate filed, order for reached there. Miss Etta Main, for many years publication entered, Est. Eugene J. Barnum. Testi­ a typo in the Banner Office, has accepted a position as proof reader mony of freeholders filed, license to on the Orand Rapids Herald and sell Usued. oath before sale filed. left Monday for that city. • Est. Alice Crouse. Order to sell Miss Eva Riley U the new typo Consumers Power Stock entered. at the Banner office. Est. Charles Hooper. Petition for Frank DiUbahner lias accented administration less than 8200.00 a position as bookkeeper at Um* filed, order assigning personal prop­ chair and tabic factory. erty less titan 820000 entered. E>t Fred L. Wright; Order ap­ TWENTY YEARS AGO pointing administrator entered. May 30. 1923 Est. Marie M. Kyser. Waiver ot Hastings people learn with dedn notice, and consent filed, order ap­ regret that Supt, M. R. Keyworth has been chosen to head the big I pointing administrator entered. Est, filed. Est. Daniel Garllnger. Will Hied, Hamtramck schools with a much larger salary and better opportun­ petition for probate filed, order for publication entered. ities. Eat. Adclbert E. Robinson. Peti­ Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Young have moved into the Frank Nash house tion to determine heirs filed, order on W. Grand St., and Mr. and Mrs. for publlcaUon entered. Ext. John R. Robinson. Petition Lewis Kunnes of Battle Creek arc moving Into the house the Youngs to determine heirs filed, order tor vacated. Mr Karmes is one of the publlcaUon entered. Est. Emma M. Wotring. Petition proprietors of the new Trio Cafe. for administration less than 8200.00 Monday morning after a week's ill­ filed, order assigning personal pro­ perty leea than 8200.00 entered. ness. V Eat. Rose 3. Miller. Pctttton for William H. Smith of Detroit has been appointed aa court steno­ ndmtaT'tratlon less Utan 8200)00 filed, order assigning personal pro­ grapher to succeed Mr. Sowers. perty less than 8200 00 entered. Est. Lydia Simpson. Report of sate filed. Est. Corn. Bouck Gardner. Final M E. Oabom, former superin­ tendent of city schools, has accept­ account filed, order for publication ed a splendid position with lhe W. entered. Eat. Thomas K Gable. Bond of H. HUI Co.. Manufacturing chem­ administrator filed, tetters of adists of Detroit. Frank Horton, recently retamed mintelration Issued, order limiting from lhe west, has repurchased from settlement entered, petition for E. A. Crandall the grocery buslnewt hearing claims filetf, notice to cre­ the latter purchased from Mr. Hor- ditors Issued. Est. Alice E. Sprinkle. PeUUon It is thought that work laying the for administrator filed, order for pavement will begin on Jefferson publication entered. Bet. Alrldena Fclghner. Petition St. next week. Miss Josephine Long, supervisor for administrator filed. Est. Thomas E. Gable. Petition of penmanship tn the city schools, has received an offer to take charge for hearing claims filed, notice tv of that department In the schools creditors Issued. EaL Lettie M. Garn. Final recelnts 8750. ’....................................... filed, order allowing account en­ tered. discharge of administrator Issued, estate enrolled. TWENTY YEARS AOO Est. Emma Sherk. Order allowing Lt* of Grand Rapids claims entered. Est. Emanuel Brodbeck. Proof of will be the Memorial day speaker at the program in the Methodist publication filed, order allowing claims entered. church Sunday afternoon. ESst. Alvidena Felghner. Waiver of Forty five divorce cases are among the 110 on the calendar for notice and consent filed, order ap­ pointing administrator entered. the May term of court. Est. Lydia Simpson. Order con­ The Brotherhood has dosed a successful year and has re-elected firming sale entered. Est. Euphemla Carpenter. Peti­ the following officers: Pres. Dr. F. Can-others; V. Pres.. Albert H. Car- tion for administrator filed, order veth: Sec.. R. h Loppcnthien; Treas. for publlcaUon entered. Carey u. Edmonds. Est. Bert B. Sparks. Proof of publication filed, testimony of free­ THIRTY YEARS AOO holders filed, license to sell issued, May 22. 1913 oath before sale filed. OPEN UNTIL 9:00 P. M. FRIDAY OPEN UNTIL 9:00 P. M. SATURDAY CLOSED ALL DAY ON MONDAY, MAY 31 BLUE 5TnmP5 BEFORE THEY EXPIRE! RED 5TRmP5 SIRLOIN I I THE HASTINGS BARGAIN STORE WILL OPEN UP FOR BUSINESS at 117 S. Jefferson St., across from Montgomery Words ON FRIDAY, JUNE 4 PORK LOIN 11 BEST CHUCK CUTS CAN LEAN RIB HALF .1 CHOICE CUTS—TRIMMED ■ GROUND BEEF 28c SLAB BACON "^SSt RIB ROAST '•"'T.’ 36c SLICED BACON '* 45c PORK CHOPS |, WIN:itl40c SMOKED HAMS 37c CHOICS. ItAN. C£»fl8 CUTS SUGAR CUItO-JHANK HALF I I KEYKO VEGETABLE I I SILVERBROOK WISCONSIN MILD lb POINTS | | POINTS | | Wfe Ja 46-oz. CAN CREAM STYLE ”°0UCT CLAPP'S BABY FOODS 3 CAM 21c GREEN BUNS •&»' 13c BUY FOOBS 3 cm 21c TOMATOES ■&113c ASPAUGUS TIPS IQNA ■Sh* 11c TOMATOES COMSTOCK VOL CAM J. /C IV.OX. cw, ,, /C DICED BEETS TOMATO PUREE LA RUN S VEG-ALL RillAILI CUT GREEH BEANS IONA wM»ive» a MACARONI LGE. PKG. 23t CAIT. 5c WHITEHOUSE DISSOLVES DIRT EVAPORATED MILK 4 CANS 34c 12-OZ. SIZE 25C SOLVEHTOL 3i&29c IVORY SOAP Ml «C. 14c MELLOWHUT ' . LGE. PKG. 23C FLAKES ns. 11c RALSTON PABLUM LGE. 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OQf STEAK I ROAST 11*33^ ROAST I?.117c 6 25‘ FLAVOR-AID WHEAT SPARKIES REGULAR WHITE LOAF and l/tqeiaJtUi UtalLy A 3 29’ NEW CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE POTATOES 5 25 For Vanity Try RYE 20 OZ. LOAF U. S. No. I LIMIT 5 POUNDS RAISIN teloz. LOAF JUICY-nORlOA JUICT-nORlOA PAIRCY—HOTHOUSE TOMATOES GREEN PEAS BROCCOLI s WAR 29c ORANGES 29c LEMOHS 25c RADISHES Cracked Wheat 18-OZ. LOAF FRESH-OUTDOOR FRUH-TiNDM F o' o V । c t c n y VIENNA JUICY-WNK1ST FRESH-FULL POD NOTICE! CAMPBELLS TOMATO E, F, G, H, EXPIRE MAY 31st BEEF G, H, J EXPIRE MONDAY, JUNE 7th K, L, M, GOOD ALL THIS WEEK •ch COFFEE COUPON No. 23 EXPIRES MAY 31st 3™ 29° SUGAR STAMPS Nos. 15 AND 16 FOR CANNING VALID NOW. 5 LBS. EA. SUGAR COUPON No. 12 EXPIRES MONDAY, MAY 31 SAVINGS STAMPS STORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THCTtgDAY, MAT tl, 1X3 Program: Music by Woodland * After a delicious dinner prepared dinner guests Sunday at the viilt Mr. and Mr. Oacar Luca. * by the Juniors' mothers, the toast* ____ . nwlitwiv f“r A week or so. * Herald Classic, High School band. home of-Mr*. Margaret Garllngtr Worsh)pful MnaUT Of 304 F. * A. master was introduced by the Class invocation. Rev. I. H. Osgood. Gor Community singing. ’'J nn ~-­ President. Arden Harper. * Toast­ of Nashville. Mr. nnd Mrs- Ray- m. Woodland attended Grand Lodge Ban- master, Bob Born: welcome, Marmond McLeod and children oi ln Lanamg Tuesday. * Mrs. Cla- don Williams, Star S| gene Kussmaul; Response. Marjory Grand Rapids were Sunday eve- rencc Arnie and eons of Battle ner. America. Address. Rev. George Wingard. England; Music. Junior Quartette; nlng caller* at the McLeod home Creek vtalted her parent*. Mr. and Nettle Nichols and Alan Fuller of and also the Dell William* home. Mrs Lawrence Faul from Thur*­ I Subject: What Meaneth These kendoli; Music, Quartette: dila­ Stones? Battle Creek visited Mr. and Mrs. * Miss Marjorie Reesor and Ml*s da>, untu Sunday. Mr. Arnie Joining .<>»»>«.» weekend. * Mr. and । Reading lhe names of wldlers tory. June GavlL Piano accompan­ Arthur AOentln* Mradav. * Ma­ Bettv Spilth of Kalamazoo *pent her r&r dams* John Dell. John Hauer. Ho­ thc weekend with their respective MrI Chas. Aspinall and daughter who are burled In Woodland Mem­ ist, Eleanor Benner. Baccalaureate Service sigifr Of Freeport were I oriel Park. Dr. L. H. Brumm. ward Hewitt, Arthur Allerdlnr and parents. Thev were accompanied Mr, The annual Baccalaureate service lister Brum attended the Barry Sa friend. Miss Pauline Hacker Montlav dinner guesU at Uie home | Tap*. Kalamazoo who was a guest at Mr and MrK A1 Booher and son In case of rain services at school of Woodland High School was held County Federation of Women's Sunday evening. May 23 in the auditorium. Clubs in Middleville last Tuesday. both their homes while here. * victor 0( west Woodland. Ms. Oar] Walts and «randyn Bixby—Kilpatrick Nuptial* I Albert Reesor. supervisor. school auditorium with a largecrowd attending in spite of tne DoDaa. Texas, b enjoying a visit: Franklin Holly were guests of Mr. Apple blo'.-onu formed a gay and Farewell Dinner with hb parent*. Dr and Mr* Geo. I and Mrs. Wm. Lull of Benton'«»} colorful floral background for the I Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lehman heavy downpour of rain. The High F Benner. Sr. Sunday dinner Harbor Saturday. * Pfc. Buryi wedding Saturday at high noon of 'entertained with a family dinner school orchestra played "Romaine" lhe graduates marched into thc mieats at the Benner home were ।Townsend returned to Camp Clal- ... rothy Kilpatrick and Edgar Sunday in honor Carl Miss po Dorothy Kilpatrick and Edgar ‘who Sunday in Thuradsy honor of of from Carl Lehman Lehman ,-।as Site* Helen. Benner of Battle Battle Creek borne. L*.. U.. »•«» Thuj^y •'Yr evenine ceremony leaves ---------Mis* Helena Benner Creek jjborne, last iuhb "a * A~Btai>v"'ifie ‘ marriage marriage who i? leaves Thursday from HuUnx* Hasting* auditorium. Thethe Rev. PaulLutheran W Oelind Mr and Mrs of day -niuraaay k “i’^ce m Xnnleceremony £n?on for *Jr Auler Guesta his ;ger. oastor of Zion and Mr. Mrs. Eston Everett after a ten day furlough with his u'kJ pylnce ln Ule Annie Banyon Ft. Ouster. GuesU were hl* t»s OODLAND completion of an extensive improve­ ment program which was begun last fall, and which has made thia church one of the moat beautiful rural churches in this part of lhe country. * The celebration will beewllh lhe Sunday school servat 10:00 A. M . In which lhe Rev. Carroll C. Brodbeck. a son of the congregation, will speak to the. entire school on the subject: ■Church Symbolism". * In the morning service, at 11:00 a- tn., the congregation will commemorate the ORDER FOB FVRUCATION Ntat* pf MlrMoa. Tha fra 50th Anniversary of the church edi­ fice. with the Rev. Harry Wolf, of Detroit, former pastor of the con­ gregation. delivering lhe sermon. * Following the morning service, a noteuck congregational dinner will be kfrved In tiie basement of the church, with thc Rev. Paul W. Gei­ ger. local pastor, acting as toast­ master. * At 3:00 p. m- a dedicatory service will be held, in which the local pastor, assteted by thc Rev. Leo P. Heintz. of Orand Ledge, will rededicate the church building anil will dedicate the newly acquired church furniture and other equip­ ment. including Christian and i I>y uM afternoon. * Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth ». A- n. Horton of Battle Creek and Miss ‘•“•“j Kathryn Horton of Kalamazoo rwired ipent Sunday with their parents. ™ Hid Mrs. J. C. Horton. * Er.f nest Smith visited hi* son Donald tn.ir.fr in Ohio recently. * Aviation Cadet I. Has- Elvert Mott who is stationM at Mrs. Russell Molt and family. He came lost week Tuesday night and I will return this week Friday..* Mrs. i Blanche Richards and Miss Effie I Richards spent Mnnday in Kalama­ zoo. * Mn. Lincoln Bush and Miss Galesburg visited her brother-in-law J»**» and sister. Mr. and Mra. Lincoln Bush Saturday.♦7, Large assortment of plants for. Memorial Dav. Place orders carlv. and children of Vermontville. * parents Rev and Mra. H. V. M ” iorliiJichapei of the First Conparents, Mr. and Mra. Ora Lehman church was chosen by the Senior parents. Rev. Mrs “ F Of the First Con- iHirents, Mr. and Mra. Ora Lehman church — * Mr. - and — Mrs.'class 'rta- to u deliver the sermon Mr*. Lena Chaslc of Lake Odessa; Townsend. * Mr. and Mrs. Ernest K^nal^hWln^ntmiHa,J h in Benton Har- (iTEast Woodland. Hi­ . nua Gladys Gaskill. DeltonAdv. 5-27 te spending this week with her aon Shomo were last 'rsics-cl*v rveiilryc bride isb the daughter of ।carl Lehman of Bellevue and Mr. (chows m hi* subject, the Class the daughter of ।carl Lehman of Bellevue and Mr. [chose m nu auoject tne uiaas । TWENTY YEARS AGO and family. Mr. and Mr*. Herald I dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Ar- ,, . Prank C - and Mrs Chase and "We have Crossed the Rivrank £ad. C. Kilpatrick. Kilpatrick, Mrs. Lawrence and sons, sons Motto We Ocean Rlvoiric. * Mr. and Mr*. Herffy Piesj thur Dryer of Battle Creek * Levi Brnton o CoaU Grove er. but the lie. Beyond". He ui «• May 9. 1933 viauwn. w *•». • ■— ;..... — —— —-—-- -- — somerievton road. Benton of Coats Grove. |er. but the Ocean he. Beyond . He iritMid, ‘ on this Wednesday morning lhe hv Mr« Kitson Ravmond Kitaon ofInd.. Svracuse. Ind., Harbor is .mendT HId in Fall wa* assisted by l,v the lh, Rev. Rfv Arthur L. I. .sner accomonnled bv Mrs. Ravmond of Syracuse. Is spendnn(j tne Broom te the son Ann. Kahler 81 Break* ’Dalton and Eldon Flessner ol Lake ing a lew weeks witn ms son ana ' "e’ Odessa were Grand Rapid* vis-:famllv. Supt nnd Mrs. H. A Kit- ... piea%ant Mich, itor* last Wednesday. * Mr. and ; son. * Mr. and Mrs Raymond Faul Howard A. Blannlng ,i, Prank Horton and Henry Weaver Mr dSk "KT'S: I went down to Wall lake the other attendants Mr. and nock lwsDltal at in't^-wl^,^^ two o'clp- --------- !Doris h"” Bates, RMan - “nd *ve Maria* ’Harold L Yochum of Detroit, presl- txlltiaa; ^>”^Mra F*rrell'* father. J 8 Mr and Mrs. Lawrence F*ul Sat- whose J^mXlll Holly were of w£dl£d. CSdav^OTtng piano accompanist «I day to massacre some of lhe many nuiuiu l. V. Mr* Holly of organza WoodlandKbner pradsv ITS mr "foEnd - that **he had Mr William* sang "The Lord's hltmer and her risUr. Mbs Ethel urday afternoon after spending lhe * «*4A Birdsill ■> I great big suckers that come up and dent— of‘ thc Michigan District of the Street-length nmnxn i ' >■ I try to browse off the shore. Lacking Whitener of Beaverton. * Miss ^'l,h Mr< and Mrs. Chss. dress wa* Worn by thc bride, whose frBCtcrtd her hip She b *1111 at .Prtryer" accompanied by Mlts Bale* American Lutheran Church will spear, net or even a rake, they were preach the dedicatory sermon. Tiie ut a loss how to capture those big public Is cordially invited. * Zion Program fish that literally fought each oUier is a congregation of 155 baptized WoodUnd Township School to see which could get nearest the souls. Its entire membership b very Commencement shore. They decided to use clubs active locally, with an average wuic u uiuwu <«.vv. . r-nnw-rt hv the American’ »hur»day evening. May 27, 1943 and did so. and killed quite a num­ church attendance of well over 100 ton dress, with a corsage of garde- j “ “ chas E OsH*#* 8cho°l Orchestra Out S 3 ber of the big fish—only to find , nlas. The mothers ot the bride m'theater Fay "Star Spangled Banner. Audience per Sunday; and at the same time they were dogfish. has a keen interest In mission work and groom wore blue and gray J»rne. son iri :aw ot.ire ncv. ray invocntion r osBOod If you want to raise a sickly, fee­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS dresses with corsages of gardenias C. Whig of Woodland is a japi n Rcae.MacDoweli. abroad, siiown for example in the ble smile out of Supt. Keyworth prisoner. Capt. Osborne, for-1 —To » W'Jd MbcDowcii Hlala ot Ml'Mcaa. Thr mid roses. * A bridal party din- cse .nnspner^ Capt. tMborne..Jar-1 h,r„rr Morlorv En„. . fact that it raised more than 8100 or Jim Mason, just Inquire about mrrlv Dr. Osborne of Vicksblrrg. Joann Hershberger.- Marjory Eng­ last Sunday for Christian work that ner for 10 guests was given after 1S" .*«»>_ Us-.AmeFfc.n Amwwin force* at >«.nd “•*« the trout fishing on Little Pine forces^at Volc „ Dle -_ is being done by the Lutheran ’hejhapel ceremony, at the home ‘^TfeU Mn. O.“Music When Soft river. Churches of America for men In Judge McPeek of Charlotte, on cf Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Bcmlsder. -hitdrcn are nt their ir : Douty. liouty. Ardath Aruaiii Hynes HJ lies military service, and for the war Monday took'the oath of office, ad­ Thk hrir|,?CBnrf0nor^°will0^sid^ ' »’ow« nt Highland Park. Gull lake. Salutatory., Laurell Hendee . I Kalutalorv. workers in congested defense areas ministered by County Clerk Honey­ .The bride and groom will reside O. "E. S. Initiation '' ~11U3. at At 112 East Court St. in Hastings at Sparks Shop United Brethren In Christ nt Wyandotte. Mich., where Mr. n F- s imuaiion well. for both the long and short &£ .j**“> I. H. Osgood. Minister | terms a.* circuit judge. Bixby is a physicist at a Ford de- “— • fense plant. He graduated from Offley was —...~ --- ----­ Woodland rob.u orn«. i. in. city , ?ran‘of £“rlDu>nl,WUX,M v Central State Teachers college and land O. E. S. No. 498. Mrs. Cla- j| .. By {ne Morning worship 10:00 A. M. nd tn a ropy at 11>* shot bv Sheriff Parker Friday "By the Bend or of the River,"—Edattended the University of Michl- rence Arnie of^Battle: Creek took ; Joftn Nrno^n a. Tuttle. £>■ 'morning when he resisted arrest Sunday school 11:00 A. M. Jnan Hershberger Herahbcrarr •alate: who.e addreai la I for fish law violation. Ran. and the bride graduated from the part of Adah which PMKIon | clxv. prophecy. Geneva Fry. GerChristian Endeavor 7:30 P. M. I A. B. Hum died at hl* home here Woodland high school nnd atbcld B[fvJouL-to *Jfr roe8dcnce r ’-« Miske. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 P.M. aid tended the Grand Rapid* Junior In Battle Creek. The Chapter room .I Valedictory. Maurine Clum Thursday. Kilpatrick Round dining table, Chest of draws college. Since August, 1942, she was beautiful with a profusion of Sunday school 10:30 A. M. Presentation of Diplomas. Supt. H. THIRTY YEARS AGO h»s been employed In the service spring Bowers. * Several members I A. Kitson Morning worship 11:30 A. M. 6 chairs Refrigerator May 8, 1913 office of the Nineteen Hundred ,of the Hastings Chapter were:I Response by President, Audrey Christian Endeavor and preachOut 0 3 Square table, 8 odd chairs A picture of Hastings' 1012 ball corporation in St. Joseph—Benton guests. . hMullendore Porch swing team appears on lhe front page of Prayer meeting Thursday al home Harbor Daily. * Mr. and Mra. Frank Lake Odessa Lion'* Club Entertain Class Song, Seniors 2 dressers DELTON this issue. Those in the picture are! of Frank Smith 8;00 P. M. Kilpatrick and Miss Arlene Kil- 1 Village Officer* -and Wive* I Benediction, Good mantle clock Mrs. Betty Jean Jones and two I Robleskl. D. Kynett. Manager Hub­ Wood bed and springs "Whosoever will let him come and pal rick were former residents of | The members of the Lake Odessa Plano accompanist, Doris Bates. Utile daughters of Toledo. Ohio, I bard. G. Eek. Steckle. M. Fxk. Dodge. take “Of the water of life freely." Woodland and Mr. Bixby was a Lions Club entertained their wives Class motto Looking glass Set coil springs for single spent Monday with her grand­ Parsons. Plpp. Michael. R. Kynett. teacher of Commerce in the local at their annual guest night dinner I "We „c have UM,C crossed u<c the River, but mother. Mrs. John Lechleitner. * j । McCarthy. bed, nearly new High School for several years. We at lhe Woodland School cafeteria,' the Ocean liesBeyond." Library table Mrs. Minnie Whldby of Hickory | Peter Allerding closed a *ucce*sextend the best wishes of lhe Com- Tuesday evening. Muy 20. Wood- 1 -• Sixth c _j News Fifth — and Grade 2 mattresses Cotners spent last week end with I ful lu, year of school .. at »» tiie Ryan in Buffet Bookcase munlty to Arlene and Ed nnd wish land Village officers and their Mrs. Arlle Spindler, teacher Mr. and Mrs. John Lechleitner. * I Irving township last Friday. them much happiness in their new wives and Supt. and Mrs H. A.. „ c wctv ,au w Plush couch We were Bglad to be Mure able w to sell TO ALL WHO CLAIM ANY IXTF.RF.flT Mrfl. Ethel Pennock who has been Cupboard The Farmer*- Society of Equity -life. Kitson were also guesU. * After n little better than 215.00 of poppies. standing lhe winter al Big Rapids met at the court house Thursday Leather settee File cabinet Daughter of Former Woodland Girl “ delicious dinner served by the ; > Those neither tardy nor absent ARIIOR. ANCtKNT .OIIDKR <»l* called on Mra. Charles Harrington and elected thc following officers: Graduates Ladles of the Evangelical church, i for lhe ycftr were Adah Allerding. 6 rockers ULKANF-RH. PRAIKIKV1LLK TOWN- one day lost week. * Mr. and Mrs. Pre*. Peter Kunz: Vice-ore*.. F. 2 pr. French doors Invitations were received this Dr M. A. Hoffs, president of thc jcfttine Fisher. Marvin Classic and Nllll’. HARRY COUNTY. MK'IltOAN: Clarence Payne and children of R Edmonds: Sec.. J. E Edwards: 9 x 12 rug week by relatives to the Commence- Lion's Club held a short business joyce Smith. * We have 81,315.25 YOU ARE HERF.HY NOTIY1KU to Hope Center visited Mr. and Mra. Screen doors It- in writins your elalm. (it any you Gordie Durkee Friday. * Mr*. Julia Treas. John Belson. ment exercises of the Tawn* Cilv I meeting. Tile entertainment for credited to our room for service Fire destroyed lhe elevator, wag­ Maytag electric washing Harness Class cans online w a n vouna vounalaiiv irom sump* stamps for the year. 23 bonds of High school. Class of 1943I on . the evening was ladv from Durkee entertained a few friends on shon and blacksmith shop at machine, good one Thursday evening. May 27. Miss Mbs the Sjpcnkers Speakers' Bureau of Michigan various variOus denominations are Included and neighbors one day-last week in Caledonia Saturday night, al a lap Dishes and cooking Or <l*r Ruth E. Giddings, daughter- of Ibtate I Slate CoUege College who gave a group of ln this above amount. honor ot the 76th birthday of Mra. of 830.000. Forrest Wilson. 26. son Iron bed and springs utensils Supt. and Mrs. Arthur. Giddings of i Interpretations and readings. * Qoodbye til Sentembcr. Julia Weller. * Mrs. Wayne Hord of the owner of the elevator, had Tawos City is a member of . this The Woodland guests were Inlro3 electric lamps of Detroit has been visiting her n very narrow escape from death In CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Many other articles too class. Ruih is a daughter ISHI.V1 of 'tl the MIC 'duccd by “J Dr. Hoff* and Village - .n. mother MA. Julia Weller since thc burning structure. The Evangelical Church Arm chairs numerous to mention. President. Karl C. Fnul responded Memorial Day former Lois Velte and granddaughr— Mothers' Day. She also helped her Hickory Corners Is to have a Rood if the ter of John Velte. one of .... pioneer i for the group. The Lfbn's then into celebrate her birthday. * Mr. and baseball team this year under the J. S. Deabler. Pastor •1. Her traduced their guests followed by businessmen of Woodland, Mrs. Arthur Holst of Lansing spent management of Ernest Cadwallader. 10: 00 A. M —Morning worship. lather was a superintendent- of । the singing of the Lion's Club song Saturday night and Sunday with H. C. Peckham sold his drug atore Anthem—"The Last March" >t Uh * Guests from here were Pres, and Woodland schools nt one time. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Duddles. They and goods cto B. A. LvBariter of Theme of sermon—"The Unfin­ Mrs. Knrl C. Paul, clerk and Mrs. ished also called on Mrs. Alice Collins Caledonia who took possession Fri­ Task" , Herald C. Classic, trustees, Mr. and Sunday. * Mrs. Olive Portcnga of day —Freeport items. Woodland Memorial Park 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school Three xnrec Oaks uau Is is spending the tne week wees: Mrs. F. E Border. Mr. and Mra. Sunday. Mav 30. 2:00 P. M. (RKHfllY ARBOR. ANCIENT ORDER with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and | Glenn Farthing. Mr. and Mrs. Law- "What It Takes To je * Mission­ OP GLEANER*. OP PRAIRIEVILLE Mrs. Hermani Reynolds. On Sunday FORTY YEARS AGO rcnce Bird and Henry Hynes and ary". leader Mrs. VlcSr Eckardt. Mav 14. 1903 TOWNSHIP. BARRY COUNTY. MICHI afternoon they -y all called on Samuel Supt. nnd Mrs. H. A. Kitson Fred Foster hns gone Into part­ 8:30 P. M. Evening worship. Spe­ Hellcngan. Allegan, Jegan. brother of Mrs. nership with Jay Blakney and the , Entertained West Woodland Birth- cial number —“I Was Glad" Reynolds. - Mra. Jd... John IT Harr —. ink ton firm will hereafter rend Blakney Iday Club Repor to the 79th Annual Con­ and Mrs. Willard Whittemore at­ and Foster. , Mrs. Dor Stowell and rMi. Cnrl ference in Battle Creek by Miss tended the Ladies Aid dinner at the One hundred thousand wall-eyed Heise entertained 22 members of Etta Schneider. home of Mra. Donald McQuurrle. pike were left here Monday by lhe the Weal Woodland Birthday club The C. E. business meeting will Wednesday of last week. * Mrs. state fish commission for F. R. Pan­ Friday afternoon. The last les­ be held Tuesday evening. June 1 al Alice Collins has returned to her coast and B. I Hendershott. Mr. son of thc Red Cross Home Nurs­ lhe church. ORDEB FOB PUBLICATION home after spending two weeks In Pancoast distributed 50.000 In the ing class will be given al thc next Thursday—Midweek prayer serv­ Chicago. *’ Mr. and Mra. Robert lakes around Middle lake and tho meeting. Tills will be In the form ice at tiie church Barnes and family attended a fam­ rest were taken to Oun lake. of a quiz. Thursday—Young People's Mis­ ily dinner at tiie home of their sis­ Leon Spaulding Is now partner in Faith Circle To Meet sionary Circle at the Church. ter. Mrs. Sidney Sleeman at Cooper tiie grocery business with W. A. Mrs. Dor Stowell and Mrs. Carl Friday—Choir rehearsal. Sunday. The«dlnner was in honor Hams. Hebe will entertain the members South Woodland Church ot the of their nephew. Lester en,erBarnes DIhr.n?rmof Ov Abo^t 100 persons attended the of the Faith Circle of lhe W. 6. C. Brethren I opening of the Hotel Barry last S. next Tuesday evening. June 1. Arthur L. Dodge. Pastor thn In Si rh«£h evening. A most delicious meijuwiu! It was voted at the last meeting to 10: 00 A. M. Worship and sermon 'served. Mr*. Wood catered. . hold their monthly meetings the evening and report it was , 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school ueuii'i Fridaygood. I first Tuesday evening of each * Eighty Mothers and {.•ifty YEARS AGO We invite vou to worship with us. ter hrirli. very daughters attended lhe banquet In ; J month. The Methodist Church the Church last Tuesday evening JT? **• fll Rev. George Wingard. Pastor Class of 1M3 Mrs. Ray Birdsall of Grand Rapids „ 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship gave on good address. The proceeds ner?* NrlUe Yar“er “l Kree*. Junior-Senior Banquet 11: 15 A. M. Sunday school amounted to about forty dollars. * |Sunda>. i. I The Juniors of Woodland High 10:00 A. M. Junior church MI m Kathryn McBain of Hillsdale , ,u ” iron^'ndhriT school entertained the seniors with 8:00 P. M. Youth Fellowship and Miss Dorothea McBain of Bat- ? IF* ***" 011 Uie annual banquet Saturday- eveWednesday 7:30 P. M. choir tie Creek spent Sunday with their to’J< !vr C»Joh ln,r rnntmr* inlng. The gvm was transformed hearaal -“•* । into a scene from the north woods You are Invited to our services pfillion; bv' Jt°in£ u'Tn'ttie I with evergreens, a verv realistic each Sunday. by August 1. Hastings is In the ti««n by puhUrallna। fense plant in Battle Creek. * Mr. midst of a building boom. ;bridge over a river nnd live (?) 50th Anniversary and Rededlcatlon • and Mrs. Willard Whittemore were animals peering from every bush. 1. Al Zion Lutheran Church t In in Hastings tiastmgs Friday rniuy afternoon. anemoon. They rney ~ the SET OF THREE 'I The •— sophomores who served me Special services are being planned were supper guests of their brother ‘W£tSUiLUu ’Sn" 1_.Sunday. . ,, i I dinner were dressed os lumberjacks j for May 30. at Zion Lulhiid and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mr*. «}£’!?.J? • with plaid shirts and blue denims, cran Church, in celebration of the ' CMaty. diaries Whittemore In Rutland. * Mr. and Mrs. Travis Royer of Battle 5°5?ofc0hu15hhl^.cI^"1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ 1 . Creek spent Sunday with their par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town and ; J* Pt JTfamily. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles U 004 but ** a ’*•NOTICE TO CREDITORS •Whittemore of Rutland spent Bun- i u,4!|5.i.m>r« .n dav with their son and daughter-lnlaw. Mr. and Mr*. Lowed Whltte«i or more, Mr. Whittemore called on his d“SH?rEJ??*|2lgfin7hln«iU4 in 60 h hours, or at th the brother Willard Whittemore In the 18.750 boots ,n ™,ra nr " rate of five finished boots per mln• ute. This Is a record for nil sim­ ilar institution* and is a matter of great pride to Manager Pcndergaat and all the employees. sis ■« « SALE OF HOUSE HOLD GOODS •a, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1943 LEGALS TERMS: Cosh F . DEWEY REED, M9r. BEN FRANKLIN STORES “Home-Front” Savings Event Sale Starts Saturday, May 29 Buy These Outstanding Values During This Sale! FIBRE WINDOW SHADES • 9c •FIRE KING” BOWLS 49c RANGE-TEC SAUCE PAN «l.69 SAUCE PAN . *1.19 SKILLET *1.29 32-PIECE EMPRESS DINNER SET . *6.19 HAMMERS, HATCHETS and AXES each 79c Memorial Day Fibre Window Stair Jute 3 ft. x 5 ft. Is MAY 30! Shades T reads Rugs Flags We have 7,000 beautiful Geraniums 8‘ 69c 89“ UNFINISHED BOOKCASES . *1.39 CHEST OF DRAWERS *4.98 • TABLES *4.98 CHAIRS *1.19 • HIGH CHAIRS *2.59 STOOLS *1.39 • FULL VIEW MIRRORS *1.19 OCCASIONAL FURNITURE tables f«,,st,u> *2.89 YACHT and LAWN CHAIRS *1.29 LANSING ORDINANCE HOLDS THAT BOTH SHOULD SUFFER in various colors. Hydrangeas Coleus Dracenas Vinca Vines Ageratum Roses Fuchsias Snapdragons Petunias Peonies Carnations Gladioli Combination Plants Order an urn placed and filled Visit our Greenhouses and make your selection or coll 2530 and we will try to .fill your order carefully. We hove the following vegetable plants: Early cabbage, tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, Hundreds of Other Values . . . Including A Beautiful Assortment of Plants for Decoration Day — 25c to 98c ’ WILCOX GREENHOUSE 104 L High > HE 58 graduates of this year’s class of the Moose child city pf Moose, heart. Ill—29 boys and 27 girl*. They come from 20 states. Illinois leads with 13 gradustes; Ohio and West Virginia second, with 6 each. the commencement exercises to be held June 12, at Mooseheart, each graduate will be awarded a high school diploma accredited by the 1111nols State Department of Public Instruction. In addltio-.. to an academic education, a Mooseheart graduate is trained in a useful trade or voca­ tion, of which 22 are taught al Mooseheart As of May 1. 1943, more than 400 Mooseheart graduates are now serving In the armed forces of the nation. The total number of graduates since the first class of 8 in 1919, including this class, is 1.648. This year Mooseheart celebrates the 30th anniversary of its founding by U. S. Senstor James J. Davis of Pennsyl­ vania. director general of the Loyal Ord^r of Moose. In June, the 1,687 Moose lodges throughout the North American Continent will enroll classes totaling 25,000 candidates, as a feature ot the cehbraUoa. T iweet potatoes and Spanish sweet onions Lansing will meet the problem of liquor selling to minors tn a fair manner. That city haa adopted a new ordinance, effective after June 21. in which minora who Ue about their ages in order to obtain liquor will share responsibility with the tavern-keeper when a violation in­ volves drinking by persons under 21. The Lansing ordinance makes It a mhdsmeanor for a minor to mis­ represent his age to obtain liquor. The punishment will be a fine of 1100. or SO days In jail, or both fine and ImnrtsonmenL Certainly it is unfair to punish a tavern-keeper for selling to a minor who has lied about his age. and let the Uar go scot free. Nor should the seller escape punishment even when a lie has been told. He can and should lean) definitely the age of anv boy who a*ks for a dilnk. The fact that he asks a boy to tell hi* age is an indication that the seller suspects the boy ought to be re­ fused The youth who misrepresents hl* year* to get llnuor and the dealer who takes the bov'* word and sells It to get the profit on such a sale should both be nunlshed. The seller Atshould suffer the' greater penalty because he is contributing to n bnv's dellnmiencv when h« starts him on the down-erade road. • MARRIAGE LTCENBB ■ ncnsM G. Tredinnick city94 Jeanette E Pierce. cltv18 Edwin L. Herbert, Delton--.22 Dorothv Wlbalda. Delton18 Flovd L. Garvin. Maple Grove-.43 Ruth Jordan Battle Creek41 John E Vandenbenr. Middleville.M Cora M. Douglas. Middleville ..M � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-06-03.pdf 9935f37faf2360d1b211c2fc6deef070 PDF Text Text i. Kenneth in Donald .Ion Cadet If Pfc. Joa Doakes b«hav«d like Mr. U. M. W. miners wouldn't have their union—Hitler hates unions id Ing sevamlly. He night and ay..* Mrs. HIm Effie i Kalama- Calamanco Lincoln ilan tn for. >rnlng the ith of four ire is still the other the many tie up and e. Lacking they were those big ■ach other earest the use clubs :e a numy to find icklv. fee­ Keyworth tire about title Pine rlotte, on >fflee, adrk Honcyand short er Friday cd arrest tome here 1012 ball Icturearr: tger Hubck. Dodge. I. Kynett. 1 SUCCCM- Ryan in of Equity Thursday ; officers: -ores.. F. Edwards; Hor. wag- loss ntor.’ had i death in ive a good mder the dwallader. drug store Barker of --.slon Fri- nto part­ ' and the , Blakney wall-eyed ay by the hott. Mr. i and the partner In nded the menu was d the fu- factory Is after ths i contract completed a In the rids road ihould the iginaw os be a v»l- broke all cases, or per mlnnll slmmatter of endergast :e roblem of idopted a fter June lie about kin liquor with the latlon inunder 21. In liquor. * fine of both fine punish a > a minor >. and let hould the ven when can and ink. The a tell his the seller ie dealer and sells Tie seller penalty starts EIGHTY-ilGHTH YEAR SECTION ONE—PACES 1 fo 8 How to Proceed To Get Bounty on Foxes UNDULANT FEVER IS On th» ☆☆☆☆☆☆ People are still earning the 83 00 which this county pays for A SERIOUS DISEASE Home Front bounty killing a fox. On Monday of last State Board of Health week Bounties on 14 destroyed foxes Hastings. Michigan May 31. 1943. Dear Fellows: So many of you have been kind enough to write me from various sections of Uic world that I feel al­ most as if I was again having the privilege of answering one of your kind letters. Your letters have all Lean Intensely interesting and I can assure you that every man and wo­ man in tills community is always pleased when your father or mother, or some other member of the fam­ ily tells about having just received n word from you. and we just can't help but say "The next time you write to him. be sure to remember me". It may be lonesome out there where you are. but you can bet your bottom dollar that all the friends and relatives-of the thirteen hun­ dred men of this county who .are now in the service, are really lone­ some to sec you, think about you. and pray to the good Lord that things are going along all fight with you. For Instance, I just opened a lelter from my former partner. Lt I (J4.I Horace Powers, who Is now stationed at the base at Charleston. South Carolina. I guess the Ucutenant thought he and I used to work pretty hard, but he tells me that we never knew wnat was work, mid he has discovered since he got into the Navy that the Old Boy with' the whiskers alms to have his men the best fighting sons o* guns I that ever came down the pike. I Among other things, Horace states in his. letter "We are getting along I nicely down here. I got bit by a dog Inst night comjng back from the Section Base, and so I had to enme back from patrol today to find the dog so we could tell whether I had to have antl-rabies shots". I have been trying to figure out all dav Just what a Lieutenant in the Navi' would be doing that a dog would bite him. Mavbe having a legal background, he felt like suing the dog. There is one thing I am certain of however, from my know­ ledge of Lt. Powers as I gained It while banging around the state try­ ing lawsuits, that if Mr. Hitler's rings In thbse tin cans called ••Suiw out In the Atlantic ever try to bite Horace or ftnv of his men. thevll find some pretty tough hom­ bres. The other day I met Art Carrothers. nnd he had just heard from Gordy, who I guess Ls off In Ice­ land somewhere. Gordy te doing a swell job. and as I understood Art. he te getting along fine. Well, he would, he always did! Did you re­ member how he used to sock a gou ball? He could always out drive me so far it made me look foolish. The other day I dropped In to Frank Andrus' Service Station. Frank, as you know, has hud to gp to work since all of Die fellows are In the service. We started talking about Wes Cordes. Do you remem­ ber that unearthly hook he used to get on a bowling ball? The thing storied off toward Irving Township, and you thought It was going down Into Hope. I never wished him any bad luck, but used to hope it would go Into the gutter, that 1s. when he played against me. I think that hook of Wes' hud something to do with-my giving up lhe game. So Frank and I stood there talk­ ing while we were trying to find some gas coupons, and make out about seventeen blanks, when Frank spoke up and said "You know Wea te down in the South Pacific some­ where". and I asked him If he sup­ posed it was in the Fiji Islands, and Frank said "How would you like to wear one of those long skirto they have down there?" Well. I wasn't thinking so much about wearing one mvself. but I couldn't help thinking about how Frank would look In one. I recently got a letter from one of the fellows over In India. He, like all lhe rest. Is one of the swell J;uys from this country. He te seeng a lot of this man's world, and when he gets back I hope hell alt down with me somewhere and talk hours about it. I know he'll see everything there is to see. Bill lX*Cou stepped up to me the other day on the street. He was home on furlough. Hte six- foot height and a hundred and ninety poulids looks like a million dollars. He always was a good looking fel­ low. but you ought to see him now! Then a few days ago, Lt. Carlton Swift walked In the office—Man were paid by County Clerk Allan Sends Out a Warning Hyde; and 877. of the 842 spent that day for that purpose went to a man from Assyria, who had slain nine of are opposed to pasteurizing milk. They insist on raw milk, and ridi­ the "varmints." In some cases a person who had cule the idea of there being any killed a fox in Barry county could danger in its use. But the facts not get the 83 00 bounty because he arc against them-^as for Instance did not promptly apply to the town­ the untimely death of Edsel Ford ship clerk for the necessary S3.00 last week. order on the county clerk. Others- Had Mr. Ford been in normal who were entitled to the-83 00 boun­ health,, he probably would not have ty caused themselves needless ex­ died from undulant fever, called pense and delay applying first to the Bang's disease, although' he would county clerk. The county clerk pays have experienced Ito ill effects tor the 13.00 bounty only when the per­ several years even then. It appears son who is entitled to that sum. ■ that Mr. Ford hud suffered a pny.ilpresents an older for 83.00 made and cal break-down due to overwork. signed by a township clerk. Appli­ As we understand it. he was ^ad­ cation for the bounty must first be vised to drink plenty of milk. He made.to the township clerk, togeth­ chose to drink raw milk. He evi­ er with proof that the person seek­ dently had confidence that it was ing the 83.00 is entitled to It. 1 pure. But some cow In the herd in the resolutions, adopted by the from which he secured his supply Barry county board of supervisors, i conlrblutcd to him the germs ol which authorized the payment of I undulant fever. It was more than the bounty. Is the following provi-: Ws weakened body could stand. "Applications for bounty, under Ralslng raw milk to a temperaIhnll yiUVmiidr'\'oTthl5aTEB°THAN ' l,lre of 145 degrees—considerably FORTY eJoiitf1 b*10* the boiling polnt-und hold- I destroy all disease germs that may Into milk from any source. That and not elsewhere. Such carcasses iI get for the time required. or pelts shall at all limes be pre- II temperature, not spoil the taste ot milk. It sented intact nnd In suitable con-!; does does kill the germs in it. and makes dltloo for Inspection and handling ". Those who seek the 33.00 bounty, Tlie Mate board of health has on foxes should follow lhe procedure'i called the attention of the people given In the above resolution, j ET Michigan to the fact that there evidence of a considerable in­ I crease In the number of cases of undulant fever throughout Michlgan. The health authorities also mentioned the fact that It U a se। rious disease: that its bad effects . continue to manifest themsclven j— for ------some years after one is infected Officers and Directors to , with it. The state health board Have a Meeting Till, Week । J™,)' ________ । strongly urges the use of pasteuThe officers and board of direc- I rlzt-d milk Instead of the raw prodtor* of the Barry County Agrtcul- uct. Outbreaks of tvnhold fever tural Society urc fully aware that hove been traced directly to the use the .time te limited 'in which they of raw milk, which contained the must complete preparations for the' germs of that disease. Proper pasfair next August. They ore giving teuriring will kill all disease germs careful consideration to the de- in milk, tails that must receive their atten------ ■———* tian—and there are many of them. | They will have a meeting this weca. I at which they hope to arrive at: definite conclusions on several jm? Jin- I v a u am portant innttcn that will be brought Efnll A TAl flp before them. With these settled.. I Vn A I HA VI they can go ahead with prepara-, , , „ , tiOns for the next fair. ff A 7 Q Aft Il te settled In the minds of the 34 ( ,3UU directors that there will be no ad-1 * mission charges to enter the fair | State Aid Necessary to Keep grounds this year. Tliat will be an ; Public Schools Operating important change, but tlie officers and directors are convinced that The city council Friday evening that step Is necessary if the fair te adopted a budget for the ensuing to be continued—and they expect it year. July 1. 1943 to July 1. 1944. will be. which will call for S47.900 to be After the meeting this week, the raised by tax this year. The items efforts and energies of the officers in the budget are as follows: and directors will be devoted to Contingent Fund 313.000 making the 1943 fair an outstand­ Police Fund... . 7500 ing success. In their plans and work - 8.000 Fire Fund ---they ought to have lhe full co-op- 1 Sewer Fund .. . 6500 eratlon of the people of Barry coun­ . 4.500 Street Fund .. ty. For the fair Is a Barry county . 7500 Lighting Fund project, established nearly a cen­ 900.00 Library Fund tury ago. The people of- the county Park Fund ... 2.000.00 should have a direct Interest in It. should cooperate In making it a Total • ............................ 347.900 success this year and we feel con­ The amount asked for next year fidentthey will. .will bring the city tax up to the full 10 mills allowed by pie city charter. Hastings could not be­ Ed Lewis Has Been gin to meet its city government and school costs on a 15 mills tax lim­ Twp. Clerk 32 Years county requires 614 mills One day last week the writer it. The the schools 8 65 mllLi. met Ed Lewis, clerk of Orangeville and Large cities like Flint. Grand township, in the county clerk's of­ Rapids and Battle Creek which fice. He had known Mr. Lewis for the 15 mills limit, are now many years. In the course of the adopted having their troubles. They find talk it was brought out that he Is It necessary to curtail the operation past 82. You would never suspect of their city schools, cut their pohe was more than 60 If you watch him move about. He has served •Uce prelection below what should Orangeville as township clerk for be provided, and to reduce and 32 years, but not continously. He eliminate some of the services the was redacted last April. He is city should render. These cities, not an office seeker, but whenever also smaller towns like Hastings the voters have made him Uietr and Charlotte, would have to cut town clerk, he has done a good job the school vear from 40 weeks to for them, or they would not a*k about 25 If it were not for the him to take the office for so many generous stale aid given to llielr years. They know he would not ac­ schools In addition to the primary cept the place if he could not meet school fund. If every rural dis­ the requirements. He does that, trict had to pav the tuition of its eighth grader* In high school, and docs It cheerfully and well. received no state aid. most of them could not give more than one term His Ludington Church in their schools. Liberal state aid to schools has become a necessity. MAKING PLANS FOR 16779372 Washington. D. C. and ran Into Lt. Swift's sister and her husband. Bob Watson. Bob is working down in tlie Pentagon, the new war building. The building is so big that when you see some one ap­ proaching you down the corridor, you need a telescope to tell whether It's male or female. Bob and Betty are good kids, and I think they are having a good time down in the nation's Capital. Someone told me that Bob Field had gotten married. I understand he Is in Florida; maybe the Florida climate had something to do with It. but anyhow I don't blame him a bit because Artelle Is a swell little lady. Then there is’ that curly beaded neighbor of mine, Ray Shroyer. It's a good thing they sent him to Flor­ ida because If with that head ot iialr of his. they'd shipped him to Hollywood, they'd sure pluck him out of tlie Army. Bur somehow I have an idea that Violet Isn't wor­ ried a bit. Then Lyle Rockhill is down there too. you know, i sorta have a feeling that Lyle and Ray will be a good Influence for each other. I hope they stay away from the "Royal Palms ", Miami, and I also hope they don't forget their credentials when they go out to the Beach, because I understand there are quite a few things out there Uiat make a man forget his cre­ dentials. id they had Keith Fox cutting CITY BUDGET CALLS Likes Carl Keefer Rev. Carl Keefer's many friends in this city and county will be glad to leam that the Ludington Metho­ dist church, of which he is the pas­ tor. not only paid his salary In full but gave him in addition a purse containing 1200 cash. He has had a very successful year— in his «ministry .—J Yli-V. ----- — quested to return him to Luding­ ton for another year. Serves him right we’li say. ilr and shaving folks down at amany Camo Grant. J am wondering how tips he receives for his good levllie^M The Hastings Banner Serqt. Ralph Palmer In A Battle Creek Hospital Herat. Ralph F. Palmer, of Mid­ dleville. was one of the 250 wounded men who were last week brought to the Percy Jones hospital (the former Sanitarium) at Battle Creek, from the Pacific battle area. He is no doubt greatly pleased to receive hospital care so near to his home. 662 Bicycles Listed ! I I | I I Starting June 1. tire city police .began registration of bicycles owned In Hastings. For the year ending that day a total of 662 bikes were listed here. We believe thU city has an ord­ inance forbidding the riding of bi­ cycles on the sidewalks witnin the business district. It formerly had such a local regulation. If it Is still in effect it is being flagrantly vio­ lated. Some one will gel seriously hurt if such violations are not stopped. Anotlier complaint Is that blcycles come noiselessly up from be­ hind pedestrians on sidewalks. They whizz by and close to people who are walking. That U startling, to say the least, to a person on foot. No warning U given. If the pedeatrian. happened to vary hU course, as he might, there would be a rear-end collision that might have serious results. Sltould not every bicycle be equipped with a ball or some warning device? That would mean greater safety for the pedes­ trian, who U supposed to have the right to the sidewalk, and who does not hear the bike that U behind him. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JUNE 3. 1943 WHAT IS TREASON? 500.000 Mtam 12 PACES—2 SECTIONS All DEBTS BUT U. S. T*° ^eldint’ RAPIDLY DECREASE NUMUR Sat. Nita Near City John L. Lewis cannot dodge per- titude of Roosevelt toward labor tonal responsibility for the strike of and the protecting boards which I Two automobile accidents ochalf a million mine workers which have been set up to insure that la! curred Saturday night near this Mortgages, Notes an paralyse and bring to a halt bor claims get a fair hearing, any ’ city, fortunately without loss of life. > but with painful injuries to some of the entire U. & war effort. Probab- । just claims the U. M. W has could Municipal Bonds Are I the occupants ot the can Involved. ly the miners had a case; fxmlbly certainly have been settled reasonBeing Liquidated there were some wage adjustments ably through orderly negotiation, This la a regular weekly feature in oeder. But any claim they might - The process might have been slow­ Auditor General Vernon Brown a stormy night. -have had ..on k public --------— u c| . [han wtah(}d bw . auw , Qf On iHii-.uXu-.-Hul-iol the Lampman bill, west of the support and «i U.KI, Lcwua wutieu uroauK Ol ’ *?,“S'. —— 'i uu' « sympathy has been neutralized by the great volume of claims which the government. Tills newspaper «*.. . r about D o'clock, ears driven bv Al9 curs by Al ­ believes this service will enable in- ' their treasonable strike. Max bert. Ulrich 66 and Robert Brow- dividual* to cooperate more fully In Stephan Is to hang for giving aid but put Lewis could have nave made thls this l>( >ear f tbe f| . r»t ‘I nell. nel). 38. both living on route 5. had .ar thcy were for the and comfort for one escaped Nazi slight concession to ■ a nation nt at rar war 'four months of 1943 Michigan will iu ‘ u rnllliinn collision <>n on the curve near near the winning the war on the hums front. officer. M. W. strike, how- —a nation wiik —The ...» U. —. .... which. .ii. iitviuciiutny. Incidentally, iuus has not only ue be out out Of of <leot, debt, l)ul but will wt)iicre,rt °f-'bc hlU.^ Mra. Ulrich was ever, gives aid and comfort to the '.been as fair and reasonable in its have a surplus of 330 cno.oo or more w)Uiher husband, who was headed Red stumps J and K good through June 30. entire German nation at a time- treatment of organized labor as any by the end of this year. ’ toward Hayings *uffe«*c Week Red Stamp rtejmk Ita must muM be nt a low nation n.Uon in In the world. .«,M Granting Or.nUn, tn.. u!”SJSSl'fto when morale there that ebb. Think how Herr Grabbles and past administrative lock of firmness "Good Roads Earle?' when the'late band's car. which was headed'Vftit, his propaganda machirie will hop *------’ — •— In dealing with Lewis has been a T. colgrove Waa was president president of of the the offered a head inlury. The two June la onto this Incident to give hte "home factor In bringing about lhe present *P. Michigan Good ‘Association ere nov vtt.Kt...... z-t-- 1 R<i*ids . ___ men ttr-rnmcn nnt. *HaHIv hurt ntizlhurt th.-- B,l(1 N-(16 Points) front" a much needed "shot In the crisis । and that, figuratively speak- voted.’ that the slate sell S50.000 ood ,,wo car* were not damaged arm.” There is only one thing .to Ing. chickens hatched by lhe New.ofite bonds to "pull Michigan out '^P^ctexplain the Lewis conduct—Hte vi­ Deal are now coming home to roost.! of the mud." Not long after that I The second accldent^took place Blue stamps O. H. J, valid through cious. personal hatred of the presi­ there can be no question about ■ 530,000.000 more of state bonds were I at a culvert on a highway about June i. dent of the U. 8. A. and hte deter-' whom the average American will 401(1 d .*ld u-nrlrl Michigan soldiers who four miles east of this city. Th; V. “^7 • niuMM.au win 1 Th— . driver William Tlnkin World W-vWar driver nf of the tlie rar car was William Tlnkmlnatlon to do everything in hte support in this controversy. Re- served — -• 1. These ••... K__j. ।----- ,----- ------— k._ ------------- toeing Leo 1 through Jul > c^jf power to embarrass lhe admlntetra- gardless of political affiliations or ; bwune 'Sue bTherelte?cJh fn>C» ■ "—s townlion.. In view of lhe lenient atll- i (Continued on page 4. thte Sec.) 'state sinking fund to pay the few1 ship. 'The car. evldcntly^golng at Stamp ------------------------------------that will mature within the next ' a good clip, crashed into the auut- June 30. I two years. — •>-- culvert. —■—. The -m-- car — Li ■­ Sugar ment. of the I It will be remembered, too. tliat a hopeless wreck. Tlie driver suf­ Animal Husbandry a deficit of 130.000 000 accumulated fered a leg cut and an injured hand. Young Oliver's face was ter ­ during Governor Murphy's udminStamps No. is and 18 may be Specialist to Give a».vir at— >■■■■■-» listration. That deficit ha.-, been ribly lacerated. It was necessary used for canning sugar In amounts for Ute doctor to take 42 stitches of 5 lb. each througli Oct. 31. Talks In County repairing the injury. Under­ ... ———|SE?^^!"^3S7, wa» a surplus ’US!of InnearBoth coffee and sugar coupons E. L. Benton, specialist in animal , , , i }y 910500.000. Owing to Uir great sheriff Doster, who investigated lhe Certain Lamb Cuts (Increase in wages, there has been a accident, placed Tinkler under ar­ husbandry from Michigan State College, will be in Barry County Reduced* Pork About About home Inmr goods Inr*? h)crclvw' Inat the volume of rest. He te charged wi'h driving a hlgher prices car while under lhei Influence of Thursday inuiouay «uu and Friday. rnuay, juir June iu lOjand -juuu ; ,neaucea,, rork . , • ------j , -----i — — • — * I io the sales salrc tax tax has hn* brought hrra 11 to visit sheep. swine and beef An upward jump in the point. so the into liquor- ___________________ producers in this territory, accord- value ot certain red meats was re-1 the state treasury large monthly _ to ... County m ... Agent . _. _ . ._Mr.vented > increasesvealedIn inthethenew newrvilnt pointv&ltira valuestnrfor 1 increases-in inenxh cashmmn.rrd comparedwith with Ing Foster. an- -1MI. If this shall continue through ocnton — -• Benton mans plans to visit farms atm and meat. fats, fish and cheese onSump Number 8 from Basic talk over management problems nounced Office of Price Admtnts- -the year-.as it t.o> doubt.will, the Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 with any producer* deiiring hte help tratton. A chart of which appears “l’“,lor general predicts that there gallons of gasoline, good througn County PAgent Foster 'has ar- ',n thls Usuc 01 Banner. The|•11» Minslus of S30.000.000 pc*,July 21. ranged for a meeting of County:values ,re effective June 6. Sheep breeders with Mr. Benton on' The changes in meat values were ltlhere u^l Coupon 5 good for 11 gallons. Commencement Address Thursday evening. June 10 at 8:30 due.t° a current scarcity of red' ««« “ h Must last until Sept. 30 for both » Ux Court Houk, Mow;~oXr^itob.bk'X.t By Dr. Arthur Secord heat and hot water. ‘ — —- cxixrriciuuiig - --------- --------------------------- —^." ^'.7 "WTKTFtS! ' uui>."'JEST™ “‘‘■•J’ « Graduation for a class ot 1141 culty ‘with Sheep killing dogs and commodity is scarce, and decreased “ more in benefits for its soldiers in .seniors of the Hastings High school a solution to the problem and a when supplies are ample. A sec­ World War II without borrowing. mutual insurance association will ond factor in some of the revision While the federal government will take place tomorrow. Friday,! be discussed. Mr. Benton will also u the perishability of certain meal debt is growing rapidly, stkte and afternoon at two o'clock In the Ccnschool auditorium. Sunt. D. A. ?* • < discuss lhe use and value of Pheno- • products In the summer months, municipal debts are being reduced tral Van Buskirk presiding as chairman W <feys thiazine as a treatment for para- | L“U«®l Jumps were made in the (Continued on page 6) The following program wUl beiwWcn evcr “ “"*• sites in sheep and hogs as well as values of certain beef cuts. Here presented: • other general sheep management 18 how wme of the June values 1 with XZav* '* "'.compare with thAu» those nf of May: Processional March—"Stars and Sugar for home-canning of 1943 Stripes Forever"—John Philip Sousa1, fruit Barry' May June Livestock producers In-----., crops will be available to "The Star Spangled Banner"— housewives County desiring to have Benton I Pojterhouse . on approximately the Sirloin, boneless 12 Francis Scott Key. Band. Girl's' call at their farm to talk Cl\uck . Glee Club. Choir and Audience. over a particular production prob-1 will Invocation-Rev. Don M Oury.| . w f iem anuuia nouiy vouniy Agcuv i ln tl,e CAse .*? f . lal ’ ? b stews and lem should notify County Agent Pastor. Emmanuel Episcopal Church Ior eijnnln_ fiUSar Poster of their desire. This meth-1 °lh<;r • AMR droJ> Songs—"Alleluia. Alleluia" -Calni*" ouuun» od to being used to carry on the ex-, lor,cxan'?le'breast Jlank "Years at the Spring — Caln. High " *" dronoed from ixiinto to I: honedropped 3 points 1: bone ­ tension program this summer in place of formal meetings. It Is in shank from 4 to 3; bonc-ln neck school choir. Mr. Arthur Lower, Large Petition to Council director. hoped Mr. Benton may be able from 4 to 3. Pork cuts remained substantially Address—"The/True Reward' — to help Barry County livestock Presented Friday Night Dr. Arthur Secord. Instructor In' producers better meet their high the same. 1 That Hastings people are waking speech. University of Michigan. production goals for 1943. Songs—"Tlie Lamplighter”—Cookup to the Increasing number of ju­ Timely Address venile delinquents was shown Fri-' day night, when-a petition, signed High school girls' Glee Club, Miss Dogs Do Not Respect By L. E. Barnelt by 155 citizens was presented to Elinor Page, director. fas City The Victory Gardens Memorial Day was observed here the city council asking that some­ Presentation of the Class—Edwin Police Chief Harry Thompson re­ Sunday. There was a large proces­ thing be done to counteract this L. Taylor. Principal of the High, early Wednesday morning. ports that hte department is receiv­ sion. headed by the band, which serious condition. The remedies School. / ing numerous complaints about the proceeded up Broadway and Ceme­ urged by the petitioners were these: Presentation of the Diplomas— many decades and cai 1. Tliat the city council pass an depredations of dog*, which appear tery' Road to Riverside, where the lent e ruble damage here in to have no respect for victory gar­ program as given in the Banner effective curfew ordinance. The culbm at the V 2. Tliat there be a more rigid en­ of the Board of Education. dens and. If they think a garbage last week wm carried out. The Memorial exercises were held forcement of the liquor laws. in can contains something they like, Benediction—Rev. Gury. undermined and partially t Hustings. some of them have no hesitation at the grave of Lieut Don Guv Reveille. away. A long pole had to be 3. That there be a more rigid about overturning the can and in­ Crook, the only deceased soldier of One hundred and fourteen gradu­ the present war burled in River­ enforcement of laws prohibiting the ates are to receive their diplomas specting the contents. could be sale of clgareu and tobacco to miTlie city lias a dog pound on the side. tomorrow, all having been approved hors. There were selections by the band, extreme north end of Ito acreage The council received the petition by the board*of Education. One hich was laid bare by floodwatep. where lhe sewage disposal plant te directed by Lewis Hine, Then Hugh and Te bridge at the Clinton street win give it consideration later. member of the class. Etea Pease, located. When an offending canine Riley introduced the speaker, Prose­ No doubt the suggestions present­ completed her work In January, te caught. It is duly impounded. If cuting Attorney Laurence E Bar­ ed in tills petition would help. but is graduating with the class road closed to traffic. nett. All who heard Mr. Barnett the owner does not apply for the Along the old C. K. Bt 8. tracks The list of graduates Is dog within 72 hours, the police kill say that he gave a very appropriate Minors are not improved by roam­ Friday. ing tlie down-town streets at late given herewith: the dog. They haven't slain al) of -* address for the occasion. Rcva Arlene Austin. Howard R. hours, nor by making that part of them yet. the city their playground. There Babcock. Iris Lucile Baldwin. Wil­ places and railroad riesjrashed up are better uses for night hours by ma Guy Bassett. John Junior Bech­ AUCTION SALES COAST GUARD SEEKS Many basements and minors than aimless wandering on tel. Evison Joseph Beck. Jr.. Mary RECRUITS IN THE 17. AND LESLIE SNIFFIN, Owner the streets. Bedford. Juanita Alice damage done to «t 38 TO 45 AGE GROUPS Having sold hte farm known as • City and county officers ought to Constance Bcteon. Roger E. Bennett, Marjorie chlnery parked In The U. 8. Coast Guard is now Hillcrest Farm located at the north enforce, laws against, the sale Elizabeth Boyes. Marjory Lorraine Fall creek. seeking recruits in the 17. and the end ot Gull lake; or 1 mile south of liquorthe to minors; for there can Boyes. Keith Lyle Brady. Evelyn Government regulations forbid 38 to 45 age groups. The Coast and 2 miles west of Hickory Cor­ be no question about such sales L. Brower. Beverly Ann Brown, quoting any statistics concerning Guard offers the young man of 17 ners. Mr. Sniffin will have a public contributing to their Patricia Alice Bump, Orville A. the fall of rain. an apportunlty to serve his coun­ auction and will offer for sale an Tlie writer remembers delinquency. that, when Tlie deadline for printing this try. and at the same time to learn excellent list of goods Including Hastings had saloons, a few saloon­ a trade. Men between the ages of cattle, hogs, chickens, grain, pota­ keepers were sued by paemta Pauline May Chandler. George Issue of the BANNER nmenta of Weslev 38 and 45. who have special traln- toes. ensilage, straw..farm tools, and minors for illegal sales. And the Cheeseman. Donald Elmorc nubllcatlon of further details at at as machinists, carpenters, elec- some household goods. Loren CopClark. Gloria Clouse. Robert W. this time. More information next parents were awarded damages in dans. and etc. may be qualified Cck will cry the sale and Milton Cook. Jr.. Vern Legrand De Priest­ actions they brought against the er. for a rating above that of Appren­ Elizabeth Mary Doster. Geraldine Inaar will act as clerk. See the tice Seaman. Further Information adv. elsewhere in this Issue for full saloonlsu for contributing to the Rosemary Doyle. Donald Earl Drake, EXECUTIVE BOARD TO MEET delinquency of their sons. That did or an application may be obtained particulars . ti lot tqwnrd stopping sales to Marjorie Ruth Dryer. LUah Diana County Chapter, _Amyr1nan Rad by writing to the U. 8. Coast Guard Elston. Jannetle Wanda Endslev. minors. That could be done pow. Recruiting Office. U. 8. Post Of- LEWIS F. RUSH, prop. Crow. win meet Tuesday evanlng. ■ There can be no doubt that any Leta Landon Falconer, Carol Ella June 8. at 7:30 al the City Clerk’s Having sold hte farm. Mr. Rush Ferris. Eunice Patricia Fisher, Elis­ or by calling at the Recruiting Of­ will have an auction sale at the growing boy or girl will be harmed abeth Roberts French. Joyce Elaine Office. fice In person. Office hours are 8:00 farm located 6 miles west'of Lake by smoking clgarets. The laws Frey. Lloyd D. Frey, Pern Elizabeth A. M. to 5:00 p. M.. Monday through Odessa, 3 miles east and one mile against selling tobacco and clgarets NOTICE be enforced. The fact that Fruln, Senta Jeanne Furrow. Saturday. north of Freeport, or 4 miles south should The Barry Co. Health Dept. Of­ Ula Marie Garlinger. William have such laws Is proof that and H mile west of Clarksville. He we the use of tobacco bv minors Is Marshall Garrison. Charles Robert fice will be open from 1:90 to 4:3C te offering a good list of horses, cows, CONCERNING EXTRA (Continued on Page 8. Sec. 1.) (Continued on Page 8. See. 1.) grain, tools of all kinds and house­ SHOE STAMPS hold goods. Allen Haskins will cry The Barry County War Price and the sale and Raymond Lapo will net Ration Board announces that here­ as clerk. See the adv. elsewhere in after when shoes are needed, the this issue for full particulars. board will insist that the request be accompanied by the exhibition NOTICE OF ANNUAL of ALL WAR BOOKS NO. 1 be­ SCHOOL MEETING longing to the entire family as proof Tire annual meoting of the School that no stamps are available fqg District of the City of Hastings, for the election of school officers and for the transaction of such business as rrmv lawfully come before it. will be held al the Hastings Central Au­ ditorium on Monday, tile 14th dav of June 1943. at 8:00 pm. Central War Time. Dated this 18th dav of May. 1943. Harold J. Foster Secretary of the Board Winner* to Receive of Education 8-10 Prise Awards There will be a Victory Garden Contest for Barry county gardeners, according to Mrs. Gerald jSiuj Smith, Chamber of Commerce RATIONING ☆ AT A GLANCI ☆ JUMP IN "RED MEAT PT. VALUES GRADUATION FOR H.H.S. CLASS OF'43 ASK CURFEW LAW AND LAW . ENFORCEMENT CREEK AT FLOOD STAGE r COUNTY VICTORY GARDEN CONTEST , Meets Monday, June 7 will automatically be entered In Ute The next meeting of the Hastings state contest. | chamber of Commerce will be hold County gardens will be judged 1 In I. O. O. F. hall here on Monday according to the following three • evening. Jwe 7. commencing at classifications: Farm. Urban and 8:30 o'clock C. J. Tinker of the Ed4-H Gorden. To enter, fill out the ■ ucatlonal Division. Michigan De­ entry blank given below and mall partment of Conservation will be or give to Mrs, Gerald Smith, Has- the guest speaker. Ungs. R 1. dr to the Rogers Seed _________________________________ Store. Hastings, by June 18. o-— ---------------------------------------------- ENTRY BLANK BARRY COUNTY VICTORY GARDEN CONTEST Name Address (City or Village) DONALD W. HUNTER work. And then, you remember Er­ Missionary from India to lecture The Hastings Recreation will close nie Burr? I am still wondering what hanimned to that mustache. I'll bet Sunday evening at Adventist church. June 7 and. will reopen In early fall. Street Address or Rural Route dollars to doughnuts that if Maur- See-story in Church News column. This la to remind all persons who wish to take their equipment. (Ocntlnued from page 1. gee. 2) Class: (Check One): Q Farm Q Urban Q 4-H Garden �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JUNE J, IM3 ------------------------ :-------------------------- ! GLASS CREEK HIGH V 1 SCHOOL NOTESsSSSS I Uiockcan 01 Hasting* and .*«* ' ’' Ration Calendar SUGAR: Stomp 12. good, to June I. For 5 lbs. COFFEE: Stomp 23. good to June I. POINT STAMPS: G H J Blue through June 7. K L M through July 7. RED J & K through June 30: L valid June 6. Fresh fruits and vegetables are Nature's own treasure house of the vitamins that arc essential to vigorous good health—and ot our daily low prices, they're the best vitamin values for your money. Serve them more often . . . serve them in cool, crisp salads ... in palate-pleasing vegetable dinners ... in scores of meat-stretching ways. Make your selections here and make certain of the fullflavored goodness of truly fresh produce. 25 BACON SQUARE Tender frc»h PORK LIVER 5 points, lb 27 CLUB STEAKS c,hZ^. 39' PORK SAUSAGE 29 LEG OF LAMBG“pr39c SIRLOIN STEAKS BTpc.“'Vrimr 44' RING BOLOGNA 5CX’w 27* VEAL STEAK ,cXCul 49' VEAL BREAST ,fc. 22' HAMBURGER 28' PORK CHOPS 42' FRESH WHITE FISH nopt« .lb. 45‘ NEW CARROTS 2 bun 19c 21c LEAF LETTUCE, HEAD LETTUCE head 15c 2 stalks 19c CELERY lb. new 11c CABBAGE 2 for 25c CUCUMBERS LEMONS SUNKIST 6^ 17c ONIONS SLIVER SKIN 2 lbs. 23c RADISHES 2 bun. 15c PEAS FRESH FROZEN6 b,“.T 29e BIRDS EYE PEAS 4biuePts. 28c BIRDS EYE GREEN BEANS 4P.r25‘ BIRDS EYE SQUASH 6points 2b BRISKET FRESH WHITE HOUSE GRANULATED BOILING BEEF SIDE PORK COFFEE SUGAR «*»*»>, AQ b 47 24c / CP | MV I < z * 4 points O Ltan and Mealy . RICE CRISPI ES111c GET CORN FLAKES FREE Sno Sheen Cake Flour, pkg.27c Farina, Ige. pkg. 17csm. pkg. 9c Pillsbury Pancake Flour, pkg.10c Pillsbury 100% Whole Wheat Flour, 27c Harvest Time Pancake flour, 5 lb. _25c Wheat Soy Rice Pancake Mix Pillsbury 15c Pillsbury Best Flour,24j lb. sack. $1.25' Kent Club Cotte, 2 lbs31c Chase & Sanborns Dated Coffee, lb.. 30c Monarch Coffee, lb.30c Premier Coffee, lb.33c Maxwell House Coffee, lb.29c Del Monte Coffee, lb 33c Hills Bros. Coffee, lb 33c Kaffee Hag, lb._ 36c Sanka, lb. __37c Zero, reduces dirt to nothingqt. 17c Clothes Line 24c Clothes Pins2 pkgs. 17c Windex, bottle15c Pcsts-all makes things cleangal. 49c Spic Cr Span, pkg.421c Lux Flakes, Ige. pkg. 23c. reg. pkg. 10c Lifebuoy Soap, 3 bars20c Rinso, Ige. pkg. 23csm. pkg. 10c Lux Toilet Soap3 bars 20c Gold Dust Washing Powder. Ige. pkg. 17c Fairy Soap —--------------------3 cakes 17c ssvs™““uSU’K: “SSw.m>- «■ ““E"!0:sf'i'uS;. TRANE) THEATRE £ BL_ Is 'THEY GOT ME COVERED" “THE MORE THE MERRIER" Barry Grapefruit Juice 46 oz. can 29c 4 bine points JAH-VAH BEVERAGE 19c pkg. STALEYS CUBE STARCH SPRY 3 Pk« 18‘ 3lb can 69 15 red points theatiii? food;,center: "SADDLES AND SAGEBRUSH" and Bruce Bennett and Ixalle Brooks "UNDERGROUND AGENT" SUNDAY and MONDAY. JUNE 6-7 Roy Rogen the King of Cowboys with Smihy Barnette Walt Disney Technicolor feature "FANTASIA" 206 f. STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. Regular admission price* N. MAIN-ST., NASHVILLE. MI^H. CLAY HILLS Ernest McNee of Wisconsin, was a supper guest at Leon Pott*, Wed­ nesday night.,A Ciiarlc* Poland nnd family of aBttlc Creek, were week­ end visitors at Guy McNee's. A Mr. and Mn. Eugene Haight ot Grand Rapids and Francis Haight and family of Hastings spent the week­ end at the Haight homestead. A Clarence McNee & in Detroit today for tils final exam. AMn. Gertie Harris spent Thursday in Middle­ ville nt the home of John Winger, also called on Mrs. Lots McDonald. A Mr and Mn. Harold England and Bobby of Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lewis of Kalamazoo spent Sunday at Ixon Uewis' of Kalamaioo. spent Sunday at Leon Potts, and helped their father cele­ brate his birthday anniversary. Mr. and M* Vance Sham of Lansing were callers in the evening at tire Potu home. A Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCaul spent Sunday at William Hiilteta, in Middleville. * Charles Poland and family were Sunday dinner guest* of Chas. Olbba India’s Game of ‘Poona* Grew Into Our Badminton Asia gave the world a game which In late years has grown rather popu­ lar in the western world. The game Is badminton, and it grew out of an older game called ''battledoor and shuttlecock." or simply “shuttleA batliedoor Is a racket with a long handle. Usually II is strung with catgut like a tennis racket A shuttlecock is a cork with fcathera stuck In It or around the rim. AU the feathers are pointed in the same direction; they follow lhe cork when the shuttlecock flics through Shuttlecock can be played In sev­ eral ways. Sometimes a player sees how many times he can knock the shuttlecock Into the air, without let­ ting it fall to the ground. In another form, two players bat the shuttlecock back end forth. The batting may be done with or without a net between the players. Tills game appeatV to have been pfflyed in India as much as 1.500 years ago. In India It had the name of "poona." A form ot shuttlecock was played tn Franco about two centuries ago. A picture made In 1760 shows a lady and a gentleman of France batting a shuttlecock back nnd forth. They are using rackets with much shorter handles than those employed In the modern game. About 70 years ago, British of­ ficers returned to England from India. With them they brought rackets and shuttlecocks which they had used In India while playing poona. People In England began to take up the game, and no one teemed to like it better than the duke ot Beau­ fort This duke lived in a home which was named "Badminton." Birds need water and. if the room is 32 degree* F., or above, it U advisable to supply fresh water ev­ ery few hours. Water should be tepid or at least warmer than the irooin In which you keep youg birds. If you have ever noticed birds you will note that if the water is vary cold, one sip is enough; if the chill has been taken off. they will drink more. Figuratively speaking, they need their “eight glasses" of water daily BANNER WANT ADS PAY THERE’S NO SHORTAGE OF LINOLEUM I N OUR STORE Armstrong's LINOLEUM Hundreds of YardsDoiens of Smart Designs BUT ACT FAST Come in Today Bargain nu 11 nee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 TUIS.. WED.. THU*..-JUNE 8-9-10 lase. a Mn. Leon Pennock and, Carol Starring were In Hastings Saturday afternoon. A William Quick of Chicago is spending a few weeks al the home of his Sliter. Mn. Earl Bcver and family. A Mrs. A|lce Quick who lias been spending two .weeks- at the home of her daughter. Mrs. EMrl Sever returned to her work In BalUa Crock Tuaadav of this week. A Mn. EtU-lla Kelley and granddaughter. Margie Morris are visiting the latter’s fa­ ther. William Morris and family for two week*. A Lightning did some damage to the bam on the Leon Pennock farm during the electrical, storm Saturday night, -BLd FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JUNE 4-5 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Riuwll Hayden and Ann Savage "IDAHO" WWW.. — IM-i. .uu mas. Robinson and Mrs. Blanche Rich­ ards were in Battle Creek Friday. * dr. and Lin John Arams spent ■Ttday with their daughters, Mrs Attention, Homemakers Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THUR.. JUNE 8-9-10 Jean Arthur. Joel Me Rea and Charles Coburn Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 Silver Nip DELTON Miss Dorothy B. Wibalda. daugh­ ter of Mrs. Minnie Wibalda of Del­ ton and Corp. BUwin Lee Herbert, ton of Ms. and Mr*. Marshall Her­ bert. Delton were married Monday evening. May 24 al 7 pm. at the home of the officiating clergyman the Rev., Don Nicholls, Gulf lake. The double ring senice was rend. •Ilte couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Herbct. Kalamazoo, cousin of the groom and shier of the bride respectively. A reception was held at tlie home of the groom's Srents following the services. * rp. and Mr*. Herbert both were graduated from the Delton Rural Agricultural school. The bride U em­ ployed in a defense plant .Ln Battle Creek and Ute groom is stationed at an air base in Orlando. Fla. A Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Horton of Battle Creek spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mr*. J. C- Horton. A Ml** Kathryn .McBain of Hillsdale spent Memorial Day with her fa­ ther. Roy McBain. A Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jensen of Grand Ledge visited his sister, Mrs. Blanche Rlchardn !: cis'cs' 26? Cbes “on*Ma7 on Mm ». Linda Lou of Camp Atterburg. In- a few days last week. * The mar­ I An assembly was held in the ses- olaua. drove in just aa they were riage of Miss Kathryn B. Horton, ‘ slon room May 23. Mr. Taylor had ready to eat dinner. Other _____ dinner daughter of Mr. and fan. J. C. Hor­ __ -____ Mm Clarence ton. Delton and Aviation Cadet E3। gu7£ were... ‘Mr“Vnd Mra. I ramu^on^hiST inVmmW i™iU«CrG«<to» vert W. Mott, son) of Mr. and Mrr. Russell Mott. Delton was solemlsed the test frw'vear^ 'akCn 1 te'urned to Camp Sunday evening. nt 5 p.m. Tuesday. May 25, in East .! WrSW’^nted baseball Sd Lansing. Dr. N, A. McCuene. pastor of lhe ptbole's church. East Lan­ awards to Berry. Drake. Endslev. O. । to chlck- sing. oerformed the ceremony in Earl. Goggins. Gaskill. Dean Kce£"honm o Dick Mater* tlie presence of the Immediate fam­ lev. Keith Putpaff. Grable. L Ful-1 ‘p ft” ? X wm tndited ilies. Ute bride wore a blue jersey ThomMonn!'r!leK:,eelerhand>'pmier*' lnt0 Uie U’ S' Army Moudny- * dress and her flowers were white iosea. She was attended bv Miss Thelma Mott, sister of the groom, to Kenyon. Townsend. Wilcox. Ot*53® rTid df Thuradav who was attired in a pink crepe town. Bolton. Hill. L Fuller. O. !*• ,ln. ‘J*?™, e * fiy«u2 a frock and her flowers were ulnk Tompkins, D. Keeler. Lane. Myers. . JJS'with” the Boy Scout* Kenneth C. Horton. Baftle J McKeough. Martin. Newton. M. «n^jw trip wni! me moj acouu rosea. Creek, brother of the bride per­ H,i'nmXUch<Jm To°catUninMrir« Miller, Earl Campbell and Glenn formed the duties of best man. Fol­ Hill was chosen to captain next > Ml|]cr 4 lw*o of Assyria were lowing the ceremony in thy eve­ 1 <rm .1„ in .M. «lnw-on. *»• ning a buffet luncheon was served at the home of the bride's parents, awards to the girl* sometime this i*cclt;, , , ---------------------------covers being laid for fourteen cuesta. week because she was not able to K Both Cadet and Mrs. Mott were attend lhe assemble. • CLAX UILLb * graduated from the Delton Rural Agricultural school Tlie bride was i . !m> a graduate of Michigan State college and he was employed at the Augusta bank beforfc. entering the service over a year ago. He spent about a year at Santa Anna. Calif.. Mrs. Mott who is employed at the Upjohn Company In Kalamazoo will reside at 220 West Cedar street mh Kalamazoo. A Rev. Dale Robinson Drenched a memorial sermon Sun­ ! "U .1 ? Mr. day morning Mis* Olive Portenga MrmortU dav °” It I * Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Miller and of Three Oaks who Is visiting at the home of her aunt Mrs. Her­ started with the Civil war «nd r^h^Hri«n^nd wn^ CbJltt- man Reynolds sang a beautiful solo ville spent Sunday-at Chas Gibbs. | brought it up to 1943. I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Haight of "A Heart Like Thine." There was memorial service tn Sundnv ‘Grand Rapids. Mr, and Mrs. Mcl- a nt which time Miss Porteng* ' vtn Haight of Freeport and Francu school . POWERS ECHOES .-ang "Jesus Whisper;, Peace.'' A I Last Week s Leiter. Haight arid family Mr. and Mrs. Max Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. Noratan Purchase spent Sunday at the Engine Halgnt Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams spent who are mqLlng on to whn* Is • home tn Clay Hills. * Paul McNei over the weekend on-* tgiMng lrlD । known as tm Cramer fann’ two and fanhb' (>f w^'“111ulIA-.l(l!,?n iinr* in Northern Michigan, a Mr. and ! miles northwest of Freeport, were n»t McNee. Mre. Stelta ^dut and Mrs. Donald Rhodes and family of i honored with a farewell party Sat- ; Mr. Moore of Hastings. were vUllora Plainwell called on Mr. and Mrs lurday night at the Irving Grange I at Guy McNee a Sunday. Erne-t Leon Pennock Sunday afternoon. * hall. The evening was spent play- I remained for ato’gt-r vlsR. * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Starring and i Ing cards and visiting. They were 1 and Mrs. Leon Potu and Mrs. Sar- Mr. children of Level Park snent । nresented with a pyrex roaster as air McCaul were dintier AfjesU of two nnd Saturday with hl* sis­ ' a remembrance gift. A Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Lenna Johnson and Miss Bcr- Friday ter. Mrs. Leon Pennock and family. Howard Orsbome of Hastings wrre • tha McCaul in Bwne Sunday, Mr. .Starring will tench in the W. weekend gucats of Mr. and Mra. Ro- I , ----------------a • a — K. Kellogg Agricultural school near zclle Stanton. A Sunday guest* at BANFIELD Gull lake next year. A Mrs. David tire home of Mr. and Mrs. Miner I Last Week’s Izltcr Townsend <Mary Marie Henton* | Palmer were Mr. and Mrs. U. Flow- ! Mr. and Mr?. Don Putnam spent who has been staying with her hus­ I er* and daughters. Mrs. Russell : last weekend with their son De band In Texas sincV her marriage Palmer and Mrs. Gerald Slock of Von and family Ur Dearborn. A some time ago lias been visiting her Detroit nnd Mr. and Mrs. Herman • Norwood Hughes has sold his home parents. Mr. and Mrs. Royce. G. Ndnre of Caledonia a Miss Mar- * at Banfield to Joey McCoy at Bat- Henton and family. A Mrs. Blanche garet Johncock who teaches the > tie Creek and lhe Hughes family Richards commenced work in a de­ Jones school, comoletcd her school will move to a farm in Macle Greve fense plant in Battle Creek on Mon­ term Friday, a Mrs. Albert Frost which they recently purchased. A day ot this week. Mrs. Floyd Bur­ and little daughter Jacqunllne re- Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Willi* are mov- pee also has work nt the same tumed home Tuesday after n few lug from lhe Johnson farm south plant. A Mr. ano Lira. Glenn Wddays' visit with her parent*. Mr 1 of Banfield to the Fred Robinson ilajn* and children of Gull lake and Mrs. Porter at Sparta. farm west of Banfield where they were supper guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs John Adams Tuesday evening. A Forty-two seniors re­ their diplomas al the sev­ □ZH/H/aE/aS/H/H/H/Z/H/H/Z/ ceived enth Annual Commencement of the Delton Rural Agricultural school Thursday night. There was a large crowd.'the building being packed. Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 Miss Barbara Leonard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Leonard, who was valedictorian will take a nurses FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JUNE 4-5 I training course al the University in Ann Arbor. Miss Virginia Beck. DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John i Beck and who was salutatorian will SPECIAL Our Yanks at tha African Front attend Michigan State Collette next year, a The Delton Co-Operative '"AT THE FRONT” I Creamery Company has purchased ' a machine to dry milk. An addition and Orson Welles and Dolores Del Rio will be built onto the Crewmen*. A 31 Miss Audrey Budd ha* been suffer"JOURNEY INTO FEAR" 1 Ing from Ivy poisoning A Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Quick and daughter ' Norma of Banfield. Mr. and Mrs. j Leon Doster and daughter ElizaSUNDAY and MONDAY. JUNE 6-7 Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour I If GROCERY DEPARTMENT We will redeem your KELLOGG COUPONS. Buy pkg. of j of Fort Custer were weekend guest* I The Doomsday books were given at Forrest Havens. Mrs. Qienarfl i out Friday May 21, sixth hour by Showalter and mother. Mrs. Elsie members of the Joumalum cUte*. Cogswell and Bernlta and Wayne I Tire Junior High school exhibits I of Nashville were callers’ Saturday. I were shown May 21 Ln the playroom . a A Mother * and Daughter's ban­ in Central auditorium. Each sec- quet was held at the Goodwill ;uon decorated their own table. A; church last Saturday night with sign for the whole exhibit was made about fifty attending. After a well Mr*? Gerald Smith i 2nd displayed by Altou ----- >•=*------- ----------- *>-••>! Seniors received their Besale Buliwn M ■ gowns Friday. May 2B. _ ra. Melvin fave the I Rehearsal* for graduation week toast to the tnoUiers and Mr*. FDriiave been during the noon hour rmt gave the reap response ---- — tot— the ! thU year due to go many xtudehu daughters. MMs Shirley Smith gave living tn tlie country that could a clarinet solo, Mtu Slain Cotant. Dot come for rehearsals during the a vocal solo and Mias Betty Cole­ evening. man a piano selection, a Mrs. Final examination* were given Showerman added much to the eve• Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. > ntngs entertainment with her AU the students graduating from graphs of the Old Rugged CTom ! tlie Coniine ictal course who wunteu and the crucifixion accompanied by * jot* in Hastings, have work in of- a very timely talk. A Mlsa Gentflees here. viere Erway of Grand Rapid* and ! An award tu&embly was held In ; Miss J<?an of Kalamazoo spent the । the session room Friday morning weekend with thvir parent*. Mr. nnd , during half hour period. 1 Mr*. Ray, D-way. * Mr. and Mrs. । Journalism notebooks were hand- ' Chas. Whittemore spent Sunday ed In Monday. wjtn the Lowell Whittemore's at i Elections for next year's class of- | Delton. W Maurice Erway of Grand.. Heers were held on Thursday. May Rapids spent Sunday at Roy ErI 27. The results were as fallows: ; way*. * Mrs. Russel! Whittemore |, Senior class: President. Harold! and daughter* spent Wednesday Townsend; vice-president. Harold • with their mother and grandmother ;,FuUer; secretary. Audra Endsley: Mr*. W. Pew in Hastings. A Mr. I treasurer. Gall Poster. Junior claas: 1 and Mr*. Russell Thornton and *on.< I President. Dick Foster; vlcc-presi- । Of Charlotte and Mrs. Warren'., Ldent. Tom Dolan; secretary, Milo I parents of Lansing were Sunday j Coldren: treasurer. Paul Benham, visitors In the Clyde Warren home i Sonhomore class: President, John . --------------- ------------ --------Richardson; vice-president. John HUBBARD HILLS • Malcolm; treasurer. Joan Moore: i .... a'.,.'.Week's Letter-------Last secretary. Georgia Will. 1 Mr.I and Mrs. Albert ---------------Green were 1 The seniors received their re­ will keep house for Mr. Robinson. A Frank Hobbs has flnbhed his college year in Franklin, Uid. Uni­ versity and la waiting for hl* call tn the U- 8- Marin? Reserve* tn Which he ha* enlisted. * The June meeting of the Johnson Farm Bur­ eau eliib will be held at the home of Mr. and Mra. Fred Frye. * The B.nti. ld school closes this week for the summer vacation. Mrs. Hate! Douglas who has taught here the past six yean will teach the Bur­ roughs school the coming year. W. A. ROTH FURNITURE Hotting* Phono 2226 V/E HAVE �THY HASTINO I BANNER. THURSDAY JUNE 3. IM J charge of the Rev. D. T. Perrine peralure until stiff. When frozen J When gelatin bi dissolved add sugar. I Uon overnight. Cook carrots and of Lansing. Rev. Perrine ta lhe remove to a bowl and whip with an Pour hot mixture slowly over slight- cauliflower separately and carefully conference president, ahd will not only bring lhe sermon of the hour electric or hand beater until light !y beaten egg yolks. Return to dou-' until tender. Be sure fresh water U EMPTY but will officials at the sacrament and creamy. (This one stirring ta ble boiler and cook about five mln- used and they are not over-cooked, DEPOSIT of the Lord's Supper, or commun­ all that ta needed,* Return quick- utes. stirring constantly. Remove Then drain well. Make a pickling 4"SraSSWTion service, to be held at lhe close FIRST U. B. CHURCH ly to freezing tray. Finish frees- from heat. A$d salt, grated peel. I solution cf three quarts of vinegar Sunday. June 6th, 10 o’clock chil­ of the morning worship period. The Comer of Grand and East Strs. Ing. Hold al middle control for'orange and lemon juice. Fold in and four pounds of sugar mixed with dren Day Program. Sunday acnool North frving church will ail at­ 11:00 a. m. Morning service, the — stiffly beaten egg whites. Chill tn-j' “-------- *~ *serving. Makes one quart, al 11 o'clock. tend life services tn town for this pastor will speak on “ The Holy Spira mold until firm. Unmold and ( 7 D. m. Christian Endeavor. Topic six to eight. "Used or -Abused." garnish with orange slices. Dessert uld. Then bring to the boiling point 8 pm. Service. Mrs. Alford brings will separate into a clear layer and and seal Immediately in clean me message. .-ra argf — The seniors' are studying ORANGE SPANISH CREAM lhe a layer of cream sponge. Serves Jars. Prayer meeting at the ciiurch 'Christian Character Course."___ ” 3 t gelatin six to eight each Wednesday night at g p. m. ?.-30 pjn. Song service and Gospel Rev. D. T. Perrine will also be 2 c milk W M A meets the first Tuesday .... , preaching in the evening. A rorCHUNK BREAD evening of each month, this week Thursday 7:30 p. m. Adult and iltal Invitation ta extended to all­ RAG CARPET PICKLES AND BUTTERS 3 eggs. separated Tuesday night meeting, at lhe par-1Y. P prayer service, Midweek prayer meeting will be 3 qts. small-picklea. in the church. Wednesday night, sonage 229 Jefferson. 4 qta. dill-sized cucumbers. SPECIAL SERVICES AT NEW 3 qta. small onions. If not attending elsewhere, come 1 l grated orange peel 1 qt. pickling onions. ADVENTIST CHURCH and worship with us.________ Young people's prayer meeting 1 t grated lemon.peel , Formal opening ceremonies at the and evening service. Friday night 2 qti red and green peppers. 1 c orange juice lution. letting them acald FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ’ new enlarged Adventist church, cor- at the North Irving ciiurch. 2 qta. cauliflower, separated into 2 t lemon juice 8CIENT1BT mer of East and Bond Streets, will North Irving , flowerets. Orange slices Comer Church and center Streeta l be held this weekend. June 5 and 8. Please notice: Sunday school will hIojui Jars or put into '” Subject ----- ---the —Only ---- - Cause Visiting speakers will be Elder T. Soften gelatin In milk five mln-1 Put each of xne vegetables into —: "God 1U T white mustard seed. and Creator." •" O. Bunch, president of the Michi­ At eleven o'clock cars wl|l leave for Sunday service 11 A. M. Tlie Quimby WS.C.S. Birthday gan Conference of SeventtaDay Ad­ the services in Hastings church Aid will meet with Mrs. Ntal CasSunday school 0:30 A. M. ventists, and Elder D. W. Hunter where Rev. Perrine will be preach­ Wednesday evening testimonial formerly of India, now leader of the ing and holding conun union serv­ teleln. 910 8. Ciiurch. Thursday. meeting 7:45. Conference Young People's Depart­ ices. Tlie service will start prompt- June 10. All are cordially welcomed. ■ Reading room in church edifice ment. open Wednesday nnd Saftnday from Sabbath School begins at 9:30 Midweek prayer service, Tuesday MUNICIPAL COURT 1 Saturday morning, followed bv a night al tile home of Mr. and Mn. Harvy Tinkler, 22. of Hastings,, sermon at 11:00 o'clock, by Elder Ed. Wallers. township, was brought into Mu­ CAMPBELL BRETHREN CHURCH T. O. Bunch, who will sp?ak on the Friday night young peoples serv­ nicipal court Tuesday, charged with TO DEDICATE FLAGS subject. Called to Be Saints’*. In ice at the church. Special program. driving a car while under the in­ A special service is planned for tlie afternoon at 3:00 o'clock he will fluence of liquor. He admitted lhe the Campbell Brethren Church for speak on "National Defense and Offense, and was given a fine of BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday afternoon. June 6. at 2:301 Return to Religion." costa of 450 and was required Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Di­ 81000. at which time an American Flag,1 to surrender his driver's license.. Sunday night at 7:30. Elder and a Christian flag are to be ded- Hunter, dressed in native costume. vine services at 11 o'clock, sermon The Retail Stores of America are doing their best to supply the Home caled. The American flag was pre­' will speak on “India's Place In The RECIPES Evening meeting at 7:30, Evangesented bv the Lisle Hayes family World Today". K; h— Front. Hence the folks behind the counters—the men and women MOLASSES COOKIES ir. Tndi. a’JS z luUc singing and sermon. of Grand Ledge. The message for’ number of years in In India ‘and has nights b. Y. P. U. All 3 c sifted flour, approximately who serve your everyday needs—are soldiers all! lhe occasion will be delivered by had personal Interviews with Mapeople invited. 2 t baking powder the putor. Rev. Blnlne Snyder. hMma Ohandl. Pandit Nehru and young weanesaav njgnt prayer meeting night •i t baking soda His subject will be. "Can America Other leading. Indian official.-. Spe- al.Wednesday -—A. at ... 7:30. -.-[J Also AUo teachUachUlc church H t salt Survive Her Present Malady?" ctal miulcal numbers will be given of the Sundfty In cooiwration with our govern­ I t cinnamon :,e<1!.nK h ? PC.ture^ k..n... Wednesday afternoon. June 9. Ute ment to conserve on rubber andI VTS ’.4 t nutmeg Work on the church building was MU#lonBry society will meet gasoline the dedication service has begun last fall. It ha* been en‘4 t cloves place ot meeting to be unbeen scheduled for. the afternoon. Urely rebuilt non and eniargeu enlarged iu to muic more noun JXiwd »«. urc *y reount ced tato later. >4 c shortening At the .»w.. noon muua hour » a f-" ---- *•'- bas-|tj,an ni felloaship |u original size. Some . .. .-----------U c firmly packed brown sugar ket lunch will be held for those who: wor£ remains to be done, but be- nReT .• n mi'ncii IlTNE 1SVTH%’TIME 14 c molasses find it POMlbleto be present. inning this week, services will be You are cordtally invited to Joint held there regularly. Elder George ^OUTH CONFERENCE U c sour milk or buttermilk WHITE GOODS! us In our services for the • day. gehramm is the pastor. The nubThe Youth Conference on "EvanTHELMA HUBERT Mix and sift two and a half cups in 'The Ufe“ ot Youth." was Come for lhe morning worship and;..- .s cordially Invited to attend[ gtlUm *" rh“ ,J, wltH us ns for fnr lhe Ilia dinner and these .._______ ... weekend ___ , ___ 1__remain with a happy success. Convening al 4:3U of flour, baking powder, soda, salt special services. Presented by Bm. Monday at the Grand St. U. nnd spices. afternoon meeting.__________ Cream shortening; DRESSES . Church, the afternoon and sup- gradually beat In sugar and molas­ REVA BENSON FIRST METHODIST CHURCH CAMPBELL BRETHREN Morning worship next Sunday at► per sessions were attended by be­ ses. then egg. Stir in flour alter­ Sunday school 10:00. Lester Mil­ 10:00 o'clock. Mr. Stone will preach. tween 70 and 80 people. Other deie- nately with sour milk; then gradu­ PLAY SUITS gallons arrived for the evening sesFor A Gay Table! ler. Supl. from the theme. The Radiant Life.".■ sion ally add the remaining flour until from U. B. Churcnea in St. Morning worship. 11:00. Subject The Adult Choir will sing. Tlie SLACK SUITS .•'Johns. Lake Odessa. Grand Rapids. dough is just stiff enough to roll “The Temptation of Jesus." PRINTED Sunday school will meet at 11:20 Wyoming Park. Carlyle al Byron Chill thoroughly, ptace on Ughtly Afternoon service 2:30. Flag dedi­ under the direction of Judge AdelCenter, and the young peoples' floured board, roll an eighth inch cation. Subject "Can America Sur­ bert Cortrlght. CLOTHS A Big Group Of , group from lhe local Free Methodist vive Her Present Malady?” The Michigan Annual conferenceJ Church with their pastor Rev. Seth thick and cut into desired shapes. Place on greased baking sheet and Summer Wear of the Methodist church will meet J39 GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH bake in a moderately hot 375-dein Benton Harbor next week. Mr. Milo coldren of the local churcn Divine worship at 10:30 A. M. Slone will meet with lhe Board of over the afternoon session gree oven for 12 minutes. Yields Tlie pastor will preach on. "Being Ministerial, Training and the Board presided 100 small cookies. Store In closely at which Rev. Mr. Davy was the Pine quality cot ­ AsXmed ot Christ." of Ministerial Qualifications on speaker on the subject. "The Need ton. Fruit or flor­ Sunday schdol al 11:30 A. M. Tuesday and will attend the dally ’' which prceded the al patterns. 53" The Sunday school staff meets sessions of lhe conference. He- will of Evangelism period led by Mrs. Doro­ LEMON FROZEN CREAM tomorrow Friday. 7:30 p. m. al 521 return for the Sunday service on discussion square. thea Gardner. The supper program 2 eggs, beaten until lemon colored W. Court. June 13. however. was in the interests of our summer H c sugar under the direction of Judge's AdelQuaint Patterns! % 0 light com syrup PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rlthard Krenx of the First U. B. WESLEYAN METHODIST 2 c top milk Tlie IAd les League meeting an­ Church. Grand Rapids. Slate presi­ Sunday school at 10:30. Hastings dent of lhe U. B. Y. P. U. presided, COTTON nounced for June 4 has been post­ U c lemon juice with the superintendent, Lawrence poned to June 25. with Louis Boynton of Grand Roa­ I t grated lemon peel Bedspreads is — the first lds lending the song service. The I Add sugar gradually to egg until Sunday morning service June 6. Adams, ............ in ... charge. —Tills ---------al ten thirty o'clock. The pastor Sunday of the Month nnd the Sun­ Pree Methodirt A capeU. choir song ' muture becoSarTthi^ Tiata dwill tell about “The Dipper In The1 day school offering will be given to ^re^rt^o^dT^?^ Uk^nsiXy Combine with the Sky" and will preach on lhe theme,; Foreign Missions. remaining ingredients and freeze in "Remembering lhe Ignoble." I Sermon hour at 11:30 will be in roung men Of sulrdlly wovencotton. In enhnnting colors . . . perfect for summer use! No. 3— Juno 6,1943 Lane, acting superintendent. Tlie Roy Scout Troop will meet Monday night, E. L. Taylor, scout­ master. CHURCHES ORGANIZATIONS SOLDIERS ALL OFFICIAL TABLE OF CONSUMER POINT VALUES FOR MEAT, FATS, FISH, AND CHEESE Effective COMMOOITY COMMODITY COMMODITY COMMODITY COMMOOITY BEEF BEEF LAMB­ MUTTON PORK READY-TOEAT MEATS STEAKS AND CHOPS CMlir Chcci.................... 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I • RrfiW teata................. FtaakMeat.___________ Nack tew la........ ..... . Nack--tearim............... HMatRMrt-bwritu...... Itart-teaaitu .............. < 7 s 7 Bari pwri Mn aacta. ■uta. Itanta. turn, tori at nart, brtitati. piatn tteateg! art bwrt tat..... uwehopi KOUTI Yaki, Britta, tr Trtoagto— STEAKS ANO CHOPS triaCtopc.............. ...... RibCteQi........................ Stouldtr Chcsn Rxad Start (wtei)’’””’ ROASTS Riuap te Sites-tew ta.. Runp te Slteo-toMtaix. U| StoJte- benaku............ Brenl-boariiM............... flirt Mui....................... Nack - tew ta.................. Nack tewietx................. Start-tow ta................. Staakte Htri Mut-taaiGrenrt Vtri te FatUasVUl pwod treat SKkL Rub. UuakL breath. te rtiteawout >ul bicosiap...................... VARIETY MEATS tain...... ....................... Hurtt............................. Kkfctp........................... Uren........... . ........ ........ Sawtetadt....... 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Elwood Henn** "leh.rrt Woodland squad as ha Won 14 of 7~ strikes and walkouts as the OPA 1* tils warns 94 paints. Im Jilin holding down price. volume “History of ths State of New recovered from scarlet fever, con-; Bailey. A Cheer York," published by ths Columbia swing solidly behind the j j^bor unions today have acquired University Press, under the auspices imble. Melvin uaUon the senior, were unable to _nt of the U. B. A, and trust wlde Ix)<prg M Kl [hey of the New York Stale Historical Oene Rising. take lhe annual trip which sen­ w wtU now see fit to deal with ,। ---------------------------—. --degree ------- of not asumed a proportional Herding. Ted iors of past classes have taken. in a manner which will not responsibility. When unauthorized association, is devoted to ths origin land visitor last Thursday. A Bti. Rom, Krebs. Cart, AL------ y >--- Some classes have gone to Wash­ vSM of place names. English names, ac­ Bgt and Mra. Arthyr Kilpatrick I guttle, stoppages occur, it te not enough to cording to the publishers, make up of Florida and Mrs Ed. Bixby < Ar- 1 Kr»b«. Da»ta Hershberger. Donald ington and New York, the Blue have some top-ranking labor leader the largest group, with Dutch names lene Kilpatrick) of WyndoUe called Niebolxm. Maurica Vandyar. * Ridge Mountains and Niagara Falls. merely say. "It shouldn’t have hap­ on the Misses Carrie and Jennie Trark. Joon Heralibergrr. Barbara 16 iftembefs of 1943 Senior class left One of the lhe mort most moving reports report* ((encd; ----- j..." or or u, dismiss dismtts the lhe incident incident second and Indian third. Oddly Kilpatrick Monday. A Mr. and Mra. * Herahbjrgtr. Mary A- Pcnnlngtoi. Friday morning for Orand Rapids which have come back from any ot by |>olntlnK out that, after aU. only enough. English place names be­ John Hynes and *on Jimmy who, Oene Rising, Lharlea Hrisr. Robert and stayed until Saturday evening, worn, DonaftMcMUlen. uonaia mcmuitd. Ted Burkle returning In time for the Alumni tha war fronts lo date te I Saw It B comparatively small percentages gan to invade lhe state befure the has been living in the J. V. Hilbert Born Banquet. They stayed In cabins With My Own Eyes," by Edgar . n{ occur. end of the Dutch regime in 1664— house are moving Into the Reesor Llfhlnlnr Hays Havoc In near the airport and amused themSnow. American fun ign currrapund- i ... such names as Easthampton. South­ house on West Broadway recently Saturday evening during the elec­ Mbes tn various ways, shopping ent nuw stationed in Russia. In our i Al cnoulh in time ampton. Chester. Rye. Hempstead, vacated bv Mr. and Mra. Clifton m .v geflng shows and visiting Ramona Mie). A Mr and Mra. Eldon Cobb trical storm. lightning .struck a large opinion it merits conslderallon aiior wafwhcn, because Of the inter- Jamaica. iwrence Fineand daughlera who have been liv­ tree in front of the Lar.... —TL — Park Don McCormack. Ag lesch"must” reading for every American. (re!atc{1 IulturP of modem producing in lhe Baker apartment moved frock home. Entering■ the hotiv house it It er and coach was their chaperon Bven a hasty perusal gives a clearer Uan a Wiw at jirjig in one plant V/F Lansing this week. A Mr. and went to lhe basement where 11 toderatandlng of the *h7 : might eventually cause work stop- counties are Indian, either of Iro­ Mr,. O. J. Vreeland of Green Lake burned out the radio, the telephone, CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS thoee who will sit at Uie United Na- j paK(.s jn numerous other plants quoian or Algonquian origin. Cohoes, attended the graduation exercise* the bam and chkkenhouae llgbta The EvangeHcal Church jons-peace conferences must heed,whJch depend on the struck plant for example, nacans “a canoe fall­ last Thursday evening and were and the thermostat controlling the 10: 00 A. M Albright Memorial the voice of Russia when it come* to for part,. ing," and Is derived from an acci­ guest, of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Al­ fan on the furnace. Smelling smoko making a settlement ^f Europeon > ... dent tn which a loaded esnoe went iening and Cart later fn the eve­ they discovered a jotet in the base­ day TTicmc of sermon "The Pres­ Continental affairs. ning A Mrs. Della Cotton of Mul­ ment slowly smoldering. If they ent Dynamic Power ot Christian , In time of war. a strike is sabbo- over tha falls. is spending a couple weeks had been away from home, the Service." ■ taue and wild cal strikes arc doing Franca claimed about two-thirds liken 11: 00 A. M Sunday school Few tlioughtful Americans can1 a whlch Nall llaVc w with her daughter. Mrs. Jerry Fish­ chances are lhe house and contents of New York for a century and a er. a Mr. ami Mr,. L. J.Vincent would have burned to the ground. 7: 40 P. M—E. L. of C. K. Topic read Snow s article and begrudge far b^ Unuble 11o half and the result is a survival of of Plainwell attended, graduation After disconnecting the electricity, "Sunday Used or Abused." leader, any ot the knd-.lease material which ... Mrs Karl Eckardl has been sent lo the SovleU. Rather. | u a m^ter in which Con- a number ot French place names, exercise# Thursday evening and lhe fire .was quickly put out. 8: 30 P M. Evening worship Spe­ guests of Mr,. Olenn England we can be thankful for a geograph- BreM p^,. lo act> ln evcnl as Orleans and St. Lawrence coun­ were and Marjory later. A Junior Nichol­ W. H. 8. Fixer* tteeend in Annual cial number "A Rose Brightly a low­ ing". Theme of sermon. "Times of leal jxjsition which kept the power-1 .dminhtratlon hesitates Id take ties. The Dutch, on the other hand, son will report to Detroit on June At the annual Track meet held Refreshing". h.H poaucu cmuollw .b«a 8 for his final examination prior <T*x«l Nazi war machine from hit- q,,. lcad at Hastings recently the Woodland Thursday. Midweek prayer service ting us while wa were defenselrw ’ • • . 53 years, but left many more place . to rnUance into service. Junior Friday. Choir rehearsal. and dreaming deeply oflsotationism. | mc|in an BUetapt names—the counties of Orange. NasR member of the W. H S. class contestants took second honors with ' should be made to disband unions sau, Rensselaer. Cortland. Schuyler. I of ’43. * Mrs. A. J. Sparkling re­ Senator Gerald p. Nye has recov-. because unions arc here to stay. Bronx (although Jonas Bronck. who turned last week fromi a three «cd his breath—nothing unusual, arc plenty ol examples which gave hl, name to the county, bor- . *^. fur North Dakota s ace rabble rouser. ■ elected lo Indicate that prop­ ough, cocktail and cheer, was a Michael Koren and mother of Pon­ tiac. * Mr and Mrs. B. O. Shomo On the afternoon of Dec. 7. 1M1. crly tnanuKctl union have a very Dane). German survivals are few, visited relatives in Allegan Sunday. Nye was haranguing on audience in useful role to play. But not all although the services of Baron von Alumni llanquet >ituburgh along lhe old. familiar unk.ru • . । Steuben and the gallant stand of About 125 members and guests measure up .... lo their rcapon*!Isolationist line that we were safe । billUcs and lhe public deserve* pro- 1 attended the Annual Woodland ............. - - - • behind our ocean barriers and that tection against, lhe actions ot irre­ General Herkimer at Oriskany re­ Sclwwl Alumni Banquet held Sat­ nobody could or wanted to attack us sponsible union membership and sulted in counties being named aft­ urday evening. May 29. After a not su long a< wt didn't hit first—and ‘against unions which fall prey lo er them. luck dinner, the president. Mrs. Frances Reuther introduced the hours after the news of lhe Pearl ‘the racketeer-type of leadership. toast master. Verdun Flory. The Harbor attack came through, Nye Dancing in the Orarks Welcome was given by Ruth Flani­ stubbornly refused to believe 11; e . . c. . u gan with Response by Audrey Mulmaintained that it was a propa-1 □unsnine otalcs nave tho,e who live outside the hill, president of the -cenior gaud* stunt by the war mongers. Little Tooth-Decav and they ar? not entirely welcome lendore. , class. Marjorie England. Joan Her­ who were trying to push us into the I Linie 1 ootn Lrecay and Laurell Hendee. sen­ oonfllct. When the truth finally Studies have shown that certain at tlie native dance,. The affair shberger ior girls, sang. Mrs. Hildred Chase tiawned Nye was stopped for a time, southern stale, with abundant ,un- usually Is held at a farm home, conducted roll call. In Mcmortam By last week however he had recov- , shine have less tooth decay than often one where crack, appear in the was given bv Mrs, Barbara Dalton errd sufficiently to address a mol- stales where old Sol doesn't beam rough-hewn native oak floors, writes ♦ A travel picture of India and a ley assortment of "American First-j M generously. And we know that Gordon Hudebon in lhe Kansas City ,comedy were shown. ^Another suc­ ers” and Jew baiters In Chicago. the ultra-violet in sunrttrte help, Star. The dancing there, of course. ,cessful banquet was closed with the mistakenly labelled a Republican bui|d up vllamin D In the human is not the suave fox-trot and waltz, ।slngliw Of Star Spangled Banner. .*< French Brand mliy, (the OOP should sue for 11not Uie jitter of the urban sections Miw Ellen Hilbert Accepts Position Mtas Ellen Hilbert returned last ■* Wednesday SSL.’".,ISL-XS?1 Mvb. !■ re..™ rh.t «. and the prairie farmland,, but “the from Minneapolis. Minn, *UCS6ed 11 . . i i county 'n Texas was discovered re- stamping, swinging shuflle of where she has completed her studies square dance. ’ at the College of Technology thenMlchlgan Republicans bi Conper' She ha* accepted a position at New grass, with few exceptions, arc said ^7 hnv® ’•oa) ,10Ur* ot ,unCastle. Ind., and will leave June UOM-GItOUHOI to be bitterly opposed to WUIkie as <hlnc c"eh 7c#r 15 to take up her new work. Con­ HOT-DATUX a presidential candidate—Tills, In Another reason might be that peogratulations Ellen. apite Chat he won more pic living in spite of lhe Ute fact fact.mat P'c uving tn such ,ucn a >unny >unnr clime cum, hove nave . EMno Herllal votes for them ta defeat than any sunny dfspcsitUgis apd do not suffer 1 Mrs. O. Brodbeck presented her oilier Republican presidential can- from upset emotions. piano pupils in a recital May 19. | Please permit me to correct dozen dldalc ever received.* ' Jn Dcnj smith county, according impression held by your columnist. Tlie iiupiLs entertained their moth­ ers with a musical program and tea Many of the "Old Guard” wing of to " re’x’r‘ lo American Dental Miss Cameron. in the gym of lhe Lake Odessa nK-ib Ute Republican party distrust Will- **«”ctatton by Dr. Edward Taylor hn’Jlw t^i.n"7nr"nv7r lhrr»*veani"a *Choo! building. It was nicely decklc because he agrees. In substance, of ’he Texas stale department of member^df the C^I O Ma\‘ 1 rr- orated with musical signs The two 241/i lb. with Roosevelt's views on interna- I health. 43 native-born people rang- mind her that In 1910 wlten Wenw^^ramaltaed taT’a dfamati^ by » tional affairs. This, in their opinion, .ing from two years to middle age dell Wtlikie. author and traveUer • *"4 O^el sack rtinnlnsr for nrexidriit on the group Of students. Scleral piano is rank heresy since anything Roo- were picked at random, their teeth waa R^uW^an llckrt he Mr Lewis “lw were given and during the tea acvelt says either is or Should be examined and no cavities found, th^Sdent of tiie C 1 O told several groups of students furnished considered wrong.* * i r<mafkab|c camion was his membership that unless they eJ^nt' Jnd^sMeral Wlllkle has hever stooped to the »i«ributal. In part, to the high per supported Mr. Wlllkle. he would, "Fly mothtrs present and several i'“ vftmn-. Sind, Club U MM common practice of sniping at lhe , ccnt °F calcium carbonate in the leM? lEmlrt °U» C I o ir.nu president during a period of nation- । »oii in that locality. Calcium being Tour. IW. Hyp, T. Voung. MJ*. £> al emergency merely for the sake of one of the minerals Important in J. . . _ Like perfume in the Flavor of prj i open bottle round coffee evaporates 1 >i. 27c PUBLIC FORUM Doughnuts Lily White Flour ■ $1.25 CS7 Enriched Flour $1.07 Corn Flakes 7c XXXX Sugar tooth formation. Other minerals also are high in u,c ^,1 and waler tn Deaf Smith county, <rou^ ta„ .. . ■»'" '■ ■» *s n’ucl1 Phosphorus as that found in ordinary flour. Milk eamplc, tot­ ed there were as much as 30 per cent higher in phosphorus content Yet, the truth is, that some of the than accepted standards. Vege­ most valuable and constructive crit- table, and meats also probably are tetam of lhe war effort put forward especially rich in minerals. by any American has come from All these would add essential ele­ Wlllkle. ments bf calcium and phosphorus to The fact that Wiilkie’s book. "One the “tooth diet.” World." has had an unprecldcntcd ■ale, indicates ttiat his views and District Cllbens Don’t Vole opinions on world affairs are strik­ The residents of tlie District of ing a responsive chord among the Columbia do not vote for the Presi­ rank and file of lhe American ]>codent of the United States unless they maintain legal residence ip another .If Republicans canT win with slate and vote from such residence. Wlllkle. It is doubtful that they can There Is no longer a mayor of the with wiyone. District of Columbia.' The district is governed by three commission­ Wild cat strikes which tied up ers. appointed by the President of essential armament industries in Akron and Detroit last week, again the United States with the advice emphasize lhe need of a stronger and consent of the senate. The com­ labor policy. Labor leaders obviously missioners are in a general way vest­ do not have enough control over ed with jurisdiction covering all the their membership to keep order. ordinary features of municipal Trouble makers deep down in . the government and aae also members organization can start flare-ups of the zoning commission. All other which the -big boys" of labor can t municipal officer, are appointed un­ properly control. Top labor leaders, der civil service. like top politicians. depend strongly on personal popularity for their jm,- DON’T BUY THINGS YOU DO altlon and so cant’ afford to talk NEED—BUY WAR BONDS sniping—even though his treatment at the hands of Roosevelt is such t£at he would have more personal justt-,| flcatlon nr.Uuu than Hun most m<»i Roosevelt »«wvrti critics' crlUc. 1 fnr rtntnff xn Tblx. too, haa gqllaH many of the "Old Guardsters " ° " " ” who nI Beem to feel that the main function‘‘ | at their party te to hit tlie admin­ istration hard and often. SME OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS Thornapple lake, Sat., June 5, 1943 Located just east of Reid s Resort at 1 o'clock. held at the school house next Tues-, dav. June 8. Mrs Agnes Fisher will, give a talk on Linens. There will , be a display of linen, old and new. “.Members having linens old with Mrs Edison Baas of Lansing vis-1 history or new with handiwork. ited her father. John Sunup from Please bring for display. Friday until Mondav and attended) Infant Dies the Alumni banquet Saturday eve-, Tamara JiU Townsend, infant nlng. * Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Begc- daughter of Mr and Mrs. Franklin row and family called on Mr. and Townsend of Ionia, formerly of Mrs. John Begerow of Lake Odessa' Woodland died Friday. Muy 28 al Sunday afternoon. * Harold Drab- Hastings She was bom at Pennock ler who has been attending North hospital. Sunday. May 16. Tlie Central College at Natiervtlle. Il- sympathy of the community goes to linols has returned to his home and tlie parents, will spend a few weeks with his For lhe Next Census parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Deablrr Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Smith are before returning to school. * Mrs. receiving congratulations on lhe Geo. Faul is expected home this birth of a daughter. Judith Anne, week after spending the winter, bcm at Pennock hospital on May iwith her daughter. Mn Richard 21. The little miss weighed 7' I O’Brien and family of Dimondale pounds. * Mr. and Mr,. R. N. Clark and her son Mr. and Mrs Chas of South Woodland arc the parents Faul and children of Hastings. * of a son. Charles James, bom May Miss Barbara Bailey of Hastings 21 at Lake Odessa, weighing 7 visited her parents, Mr. ad Mrs ---J- “9-----— A* -----------------pounds. ounces. Announcement Lawrence Pinefrock Saturday and has been received here of tlie birth Sunday. * Mr and Mrs Byron Teak- of a son pharles Edward, to Mr. and er and family of Pontiac visited Mrs Louis Brock of Falls Church, her parents. Mr and Mrs. Geo For­ Va.. formerly of this community. man Saturday and Sunday. MIm High School Student* Win Award Florence Forman of Grand Rapids At the last assembly program of was home from Saturday until ...» the year held on Monday, the Monday. * Mr. and Mrs Colon I awards were given out to the high Scluiiblv were Sunday dinner guesta school sludcnU: * Valedictorian — at the home of Mr. and Mr,. Oeo., Maurlnc Clum. A one year subSchalbly. * Mr. and Mrs. Andrew scription to the Readers Digest. A S. Ridenour and son Eugene of Basketball Letter*—Mary J. Krebs. Charleston. S O.. are house guests Marjory England, Joan Hershberger, of Mr and Mrs. LcRoy Perkins Man’ A. Pennington. Margene Kusnnd M1m Audxct Mullcndore A , maul. Lucille Gardner, Barbara lister Forman of Homer came Fri- • Hershberger. Mary Lake. Joan Leftdav for a visit wi|h hta grandpar-1 ler. Virginia Varney. Maurice Van- WOODLAND Week End SPECIALS BEST YET FLOUR 24J sack gv RED KIDNEY BEANS 3 pts. 4 rockers Dresser 2 town mowers Sideboard Bedding Bed springs and mat­ tresses Zenith 6 tuba radio, tabic model 3 burner Puritan oil stove Sparton 14 tube radio. good one 4 burner oil stove ‘ Shredded Wheat Biscuit .-l.-10c Whole Kernel Corn Auto gas pressure stove Small fools and wrenches Stands Shovels Light fixtures Food grinder Gas stove 2 9x12 rugs Several throw rugs Kegena vacuum sweeper Garden fools Electric fan i.moiirs.j RED STAR YEAST ^" ^3 14c 05c . Many other articles too numerous to mention. KELLOGG CORN FLAKES ’1,“ 17 Rice Krispies, box......................... 12c Quart 28c 10:08 A. M Worahl Theme: The SJctU Aroeiutan. > the quarterly conference. Paul W. Geiger. Pastor >0 A. M. Sunday rchool o A- M. Morning worahlt Brethren Arthur L. Dodge. Pastor Sunday. June flth. the Annual Conferanee of tha Church of the Brethren will be tn session at Mc­ Pherson. Kansas. ThLi U usually a large convocation, numbering man)* thousands in attendance Owing to the taancuortatlon and food reslrictiona it U confined to delegates only this year. Congregation, are observing the dav thia year with all day services tn the local churches. South Wood­ land church will have such a day of service*. In the forenoon the usual worship and Sunday school pro­ gram, with e peelal number.-, of music. At the noon hour members and friends will fellowship in a basket or potluck dinner. It lx re­ quested that you bring your own table xrvlce. The afternoon meeting will be a program of devotions, music and short talks on the work of Misaions and Brethren Service. The varied Interests of the General Mission Board and of the Brethren Scrv- APPLE BUTTER lb 32c 5 Polnli MEAT LOAVES A,sorted. diced. %lb 19c 5 Points per Ib. - NO POINTS ON FISH YELLOW PIKE lb 22c DRESSED WRITING lb 15c PICKEREL lb 16c Blue Pike, Ib. 17c MAHAICHIHO am* BREAD 25c 3 Its Red. 16-ox. bottle 26c PROiit JUICE 33 -ox. jar 20c Lakethore. "Honey Mellow". 3 Pl a. V-8 COCKTAIL -a 14« Vegetable Juice, 5 Point, BANTAM CORN Fresh-churned Michigan Maid BUTTER 8 lroll "’ "fr# 47, C Point, No 2 un 13c Country Club Cream Style 14 Pit. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2tc Only 4 Point, lor lhi> giant can tUT GREEN BEARS N;.! 18c IARTLETT PEARS Avondale, Halve,. lOPoinl, FANCY PRUNES Pet or Carnation EVAP. MILK 4 « 36c 16c Avondale - Extra Sid. 14 Point, TOMATOES No 2 10c Solid Pack. Avondale. 16 Potnl, PEACHES No 2» c.n 16c Halvas. 21 Point, Wonder-Nut or Koyko Oleomargarine r.L «>■ 22c 32c 3 NO RATION PTS. Santa Clara,. LARSEN'S V6G-ALL 12c LarMn', Beet,, can 9e FRUIT COCKTAIL Diced, mixed. 14c 11 Point, KROBO ShorteRtei Pure Vegetable. CHUCK ROAST — SIRLOIN STEAK RIB ROAST 7p“hh 3 64c 15 Point, lb. lb. lb. Brown Sugar 9 Point, t.u<m 27c 37c 32c Tendered Smoked Ham*“tnS? lb. 37c Piece Bacon ^Ta.. ■>. .ia lb. 33c Pork Loin Roast *.b t«a 7 lb. 33c Pork Tenderloins ’’rarim'' ib 49c Fresh Ground Hamburger s ’<**" lb 27c Fresh Boston Pork Butts 7n>. n>. 38c ib. 7c MICHIGAN BEET SUGAR ib 6c Stamp No. 13 Now in Effect Buy canning sugar al Kroger's. Slamri 15 and 16 good for 5 Pound, each______ Govt Graded dot. 41C Frash - laliiladion guaranteed EG6S Pt9 10c CREAM CHEESE Blue Label. Philadelphia, 12c 32,23c BEVERAGES Laionia Club Asst, and WESCOLA CEREAL-PAK So«oii0pk6> 20c Kroger', 7-Cer«al Assortmanl . KELLOGG'S VARIETIES pts 22c or Post Tans GRAPEHUT FLAKES 13c 7 ox pkg. 9c CNEERIOATS 11c pt9. Mall-O Meal, pkg. 22c ft 12c WHEAT GEMS Cream of Wheal, pkg. 22c BISQUICK 31c utovpio Jiffy Biscuit Mix, Large pkg. 25c 3 ft, 29c Macaroni Popular brand, Peanut Butter 2 In Pure pak Carlon. NO POINTS Cottage Cheese 1b. i«r 49c b 12c 2 ft 25c Red Beans Country Club. 3 Points. Tomato Juice Carton Lard Carton SI.24 CIGARETTES In Wax Carton. 5 Point,. tvST 5c Ib 17c VITAMIN CAPSULES A, 8, D, G. 50c 30 day, lupply 2‘;;r 31c SOAR FUKEI Windsor American Loaf Cheese 2 £ 69c Park or Chillon. pkg 21c MASON JARS Qusrt, - doz. B3c Complete with ring, and cap, DOG FEED MEAL Krogor'x MOTOR 5 29c 21b. bag 13c OIL C^StOG Country Club Soda Crackers 2 X 29c Ponn-Rad 100% pure P«nn,ylv«nia £ 18c RAVY BEANS ■ CaMornia Valencia : Juicy, fina lUvorod aoc Rsdctpe Tomatoes Tina lor ulad, or dicing -15c CdrrOtS Iceberg Head Lettuce •-* 15c Lemons 6 18c Florida Oranges »> 8c Seedless Grapefruit 8c New Cabbage 10c Fresh Green Peppers 8c Fresh Broccoli 25c Tender. ,weel Large bunch w»s«. 8 Ration Points 6EVAERT FILMS G-27 roll 23C 8-«xposura REHUZIT Gallon 65C Sala elleclive dry cleaner tOMAH CLEANSER 2gX'. 17c Vi-gallon container 15c STALEY'S Cube Starch pig. 1c with 2-pkg. purchaie al reg. prica KROGER can 5c SUNBRITE CLEANSER Wyandotte C lee riser, can 8c DRAHO Urgacan 17C Sani-Flush, Large can 18c CANVAS GLOVES o- 13c Save el Kroger', Low Prica BLOCK SALT 504b. bbxi 41c For healthy live,lock SCRATCH FEE, Wotto. BUY BONOS ANO STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS STORES Supor-Thiron Enriched Rkh, spicy flavor. NO POINTS KROGER'S TENDERAY STANDING Sliced. Woodland Mrlhodl-t Church Oeo, F Wingard, pastor Worship service 10:00 A- M. Sunday achinl 11:15 A. M. Junior ciiurch 10:00 A. M Youth Fellowship 8.00 P. M. Choir rehearsal. Wednesday 7:30 p. m. This Sunday instead nf the regu­ lar preaching services and Bunday Mbnol session. Thia whole period will be devoted to the annual chil­ dren's day nronram. We extend a cordial Invitation to aU. llie You'h Fellowship of Jhe Methodist church had a handker­ chief sivower on Marjory England Site itlans to leave for Chicago litis week. .Qamex were played for en­ ..M, light re­ tertainment after W which freshmenta were served. 111 KROGER'S TENDERAY LEONA SAUSAGE son: Peter Comforts Persecuted Christiana. 12:00 Noon. PtUowdda dinner. A cordial inviiation U extended to all. Monday. June 7. 0:00 A. M. Dally Vacation Bible school will begin. There will be classes for beginners, primaries, lunlors and intermediates Children of the church and com­ munity art invited to attend. Trans­ portation will be provided. CGUKTIY CLUI Caflti >. 2Gc Hol Dated Now in bag. Io save tin PURE RONEY ’*■ lar 27c Land O'Lake,. NO RATION PTS. KROGER'S TENDERAY BEEF FRESH1 46 oz. 3Qc No. 2 14 points \ Camay Soap-------------- '..3 for 20c Some lumber MRS. FRANCIS SPARKS, Propx. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 4 Pts. Clover Valley Oranges 12 oz .iQc 15c 2 Salad Dressing Split Peas, 4 points_____ Ib. 12c Table and chairs Communion Bunday. Juna 13. At lea Committee will be presented. Dutch, English, Indian A Lawrwce Faul spent Bunday David Hershberger. Dick Kjebs. *1 In first place with a well bai- 8 P it. Axv. E. 8. Faiut of Kalama-1 An offering for Mlaslons and BrethI atwSSrXitiiMr. and Mrs. CbV Robert Born. Ted Burkk. Arden Kwill bring lhe massage and give ren u>rvice will h« received at tlie Names Reflect New York irerce Arnie and sons ot Battle i Harper. 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Plymouth PLASTIC Garden Hose. rackit MASTER PAINTERS REDUCED I mini ■ «•»*’ Q»>Li LIGHT FIXTURES REDUCED connections. TOUGH... LIGHT... easy to handle I Keep your Victory Garden and lawn well watered this year with a SAW "EUREKA" TENNIS .COVERALL ^SS WALL PAI COVERALL ANY $1" PURCHASE Wards Kalsomine Price Cut! Juit mix with hot or cold water, and apply I Dries fait I 5 lbs. cov. cri up to 500 eq. ft. Save I Will OPEN A Cotton Yam Mop, Head Screen Enamel Reduced! Prertrvci wood from rot, wire mesh frottt ruetl Quart finishes 12 to IS ordinary acrtcni I MONTHLY PAYMENT ■■ 29c Makes mopping easier. Mads ot ACCOUNT AT MONK ' YoUrCholCG *9 jg �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1943 with Mra. Dan Douglass. * LueUa SOUTHWEST- WOODLAND i worth hospital to complete her Grand Rapids. * Mra. Millie FUher PASSING OF Mra Paul Guv and Ravmond ’raining. * Joseph Grant and . was a caller Friday al Mra Hattie CHARLES H. REPLOGLK Schurer returned home Sunday Mra. Paul Guy and Raymond | dauglncr Allce of Crci.k Qraborn*' and Mra. Rose Hilton*. * Charles H. Replogle, 39. ofBatUe from the Upper Peninsular where spent I>«rt of last week with her callKj on Mr and Mrs Vlctor b^. Mr and Mra Oeorge Chenowith of Creek, died- unexpectedly Bunday •lie ha* been teaching the ix*l week praents. Mr. and Mnt Lelan Good- ner Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leonardu visited the lattcrs- niece ’ “ "* • * Ollie Campbell was a Sunday son. * Mra. Wilbur Hynes 1* gain- Count and son of Hasting* were I and family. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Mrs. Rena Walker on Thursday, afternoon caller at the home of Mr inff nicely nic*lv from from her her long ions illness a ■ llQ3Co( Sunday guests'Of Mr. and Mrs. Mrj Weeks and son Morri* Sunday. *. tag ones*. ♦ . H vUHed her wr and Mra. Dan Douglas*. * Mr. and Henry and Anna iGlddtagsi Rep­ (Continued from page 1. Section 1) 'June 10. This Thursday evening Is the Mrs H. T. Lord of Battle Creek --------------- , enu. Mr. and Mra. Em Todd near logle. He was married May 30. 1929. by hv large I.,.. amount* .mmnil. ...h wy “ regular meeting of the Post and Mr. and Mrs. Gal en Mtske and-, each year. , I, and Twyla Jhrrard of near Dow­ baby of Lansing. Miss Patty Brod- 1 Hastings Friday. * Miss Dori* Gll- to France* Poff, who survive*. Abo Auxiliary to being Martin Corner* Individual debts are also ling were Sunday dinner guest* al surviving are three son*. Charles lesple of Kalamazoo spent over the We appreciated the efforts of beck and girl friends ot Grand Rap- ; MARTIN CORNERS rapidly liquidated. Bank atatemenu Preaching service next Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Roy Rlcliard. Paul Hudson and John J5 U 2 uw, . I tr f ' *2, d Mrs Carro, * B . ro d! Mr. and Mra. Minor Bateman weekend with her parent*. Mr. and those who turned out for the Me­ shou- that notes and mortgages held lu) o’clock. Come to church and Oaks and family. * Mary Dunn of Michael, all at home; his mother, morial Day parade in spite of the 5!,',. I vl»H*d the last of the week and Mra. Elmer Gillespie. by banks arc being rapidly reduced. Sunday school. Kalamazoo spent the weekend with Mrs. Anna Percival of Galesburg, are several billion dollar* les* — ^The large class of candidates will Sfra. Paul BrodbeckT * The com- ' <”rr the weekend with relatives in tier parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Harry' and a sister, Mrs. Bruce Traxler oil They IRVING now than they were three years Dunn. their sincere be initiated the evening of the — 9th —,munlty 1 . ■extends --------- — —. — —— —svm«•I Jackson. * Mr. and — Mra. - Charles ... — ,., u,— klosenh Unce and daughter St. Joseph. Mr. Replogle's friend*] X, Government bonds are now . Delton Tlie Delton Inland iJikcs Garden or not until the 18th of June as 'pathy "vthy toto Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Franklin Franklin 1 >Hilton —J "Rapids —,J- PaUv u-<n leave on June 15 U> join here will be sorry to near ol_his I ne a* Hilton and and family family of of " Grand ut the only securities available ‘ club will meet at the home of Mn. those arc tfie nights that ourr P«t "*** , Towmsend-in the loss of their twelve , and WiUard Hilton -of HasUngs s«l: Ltace at tottma Washington txusing. J to banks for investment.' Herman Reynolds, Thursday after­ rail days old baby girl. •* Raymond । were Sunday visitors at Alice and wherehe has an apartment ready Pay Off Farm Debt Loc:d mortgajtes are being paid. :noon. June 10 at 3 o'clock. The Increased rekeoue from cron*! c.-hww. | Smith of M. S. C spent the week- Melvin Whetstones. * Mr. and Mra. I ’()?"hem * -Die “ladle"' Aid iriU inform- 1 used to niv pay RegUter-of-Deea* Webster ws. Ella Bushaccompanied Mrs. end cuU at home. *~ Mr. «*•>. and ■uunu,. vuui mm 1C5 ln<<.t pridnv June 4 at the Hall. * nnd livestock should be- U»n Mrs. Mn Ed- |nnuut Arthur iPerrin and mix. Mra.cuaic Susie Boyles for eve«Y new off farm debt, said Secret-™ Pot ocd thp VrlU:r Percy Jones Jones Hospi-1 ward Thompson Tliompson and and family family of of SunSun- i of .. this mia 1। home of Mrs. Bessie Quick at Wall Fighter to the thePercy Hospi- ward of Grand Grand Rapids Rapids were wereover over MemorMemdr- josner Trvvis of Battle Creek Jasper Travis ot Battle Creek spent spent wickard re’ mortgage put on lhe records of taT Friday where they called on a fu-ja -*-ere Sunday guest* of Mr. ; ini day - Agriculture Claude R. 1”' *monguge* are are being being lake but on Recount of sickness In d that the count>‘- two mortgages young veteran who was with Mra. and mm. Lawrence Lucas. * Mr. 1 enta. Mr Fanners _ as.... well _ m the it mftde had to discharged. .nram ----------pUlu fQrbelhcchanged, hghterk son when he was killed. Bl)d Mrs. Ralph Hershberger of Dr- ~ ■ town folks are paying efff mort­ Mrs. Bush also called on two Hany trolt were Sunday guest* oF Mr.:• next Sunday at 10 o'clock. * Mrs* percy Jones hospital. Fort Custer gages. The new ones art given , flower show in June. M . county boys, Paul Bates and Richaild M r*. Walter Hershberger * Mr rt"Pal^r.' ’" „ . . ;and ~Mra.”kelih‘Krire"and" wn ' andM^ktouricVctgswvlTs on “e ‘ hw^I^Aroond tf‘'Grand*1 Ito”' jrotecUon 'for or Lhe ffuture: utur^ when property is being purchased.1 The Home Literary Club will hold the .n. ,M M" Krtlh A good down payment is made and its next meeting at the home of Sugar Supply For 1M3 trustees Thursday night. Also )lan , . On lhe oasis of prospective 1943 a mortgage given for the balance Mrs. Nauort Newkirk on Thursday. for a good meal for the candidates honor of Private Russell find of I-Nr remeterv * When we men- fewis De Armond are in the army, ", supplies current level What is true- in Barry county will , June 10. Mra. Ida Turner will be ____of sugar, the this — and Kalamazoo drin team who will Camp McCoy. Wisconsin who wn» tinned the closing of school last Ol,_ m New Guinea * Mr. and. Mr*. uf i0consumption country be true of lhe country at Ikrge; for “ 0!1??.1"1,can be inmaintained, the conditions here are tlie same as ■ The Willing Workers of the Del­ put on lhe floor work. home for the weekend * Richard week we should also have mentioned t.-r-,nv McNutt have sold thelrhome -r=bsb!y ton Methodist Sunday school will The night parties *?m are I•nuv War Food Food Administration has an­ elsewhere in the United States. I. working wnrtrlmr in the fhx Fam: Fnmi Burevi Rural" , that Mis* Mlu. Grace C-nr. Hpbert Mr,hart was n.irh.r ranit.to Mr and Mrs War Up ’S, Saturday .'nn 1?? w^ar? Ouy ** neither F^ere Corporations are paying their hold its next meeting al Pennock nounced the allocation of the pros­ U Klevator at Woodland * Private abaent nor tardv during the vear nA ^d w>U rive t£we lesritfn soon. * debts ns fast as the heavy vovernresort. Pleasant lake Tuesday eve­ pective suppiv supplv win will be oe as follows: louows: 1.­ Eiring defense stamps. car! Lehman of Fort Custer swnt A ve¥y good record. * William Cog-.- _____ ______ Jenkins c"m' down from pecuve for the armed forces. fc--- । ment taxes will permit. The ds- ning, June 8. There will be a pot •• ' the weekend with his wife and well and dwuahicrs received a LeRoy reRov for for Memorial Da * Mr. ami 153,000 tonsand Memcriiil Day. other exports, and crease In corporation obligation* luck supper at 6:30 p. m. । other relatives here and at Nash- 1 cablegram and letter the past week Mrs Fred Schlffmnn of Battle Creek lend-lease, 4 600 000 ton* for civilian uses The will amount to several billion doiTlie Prairieville W. S. C. 8. will ville. * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fvuri from hl* ton Lloyd somewhere in were Sunday visitors here. RATIONING NOTES civilian uses Include an estimated lara in the last two year*. The gov-. hold an all day meeting al the . -- — Mr. and Mr«. .. . Harrv ..----- England Informing them -he was all More Canned Good For Clrilian* (of Bellevue. 2.258.000 tons for household use and -emment has furnished the money home of Mrs. Robert and Mrs. vivmans will wui gain 30 ou muuun cues ,nijd ^fr anil rteht and feeling well He has re­ HOPE CENTER Civilians million cases . home canning, and 2.342,000 ton* tor for most of the new plants that Maurice Burchett, Wednesday. June of canned fruits and vegetables as aMrs Wm. Caffon and babv DJJIT cently been transferred to another Mr*. Mina Aldrich was called to industrial and institutional sugar have been necessary to Increase pro­ 9. Dinner at noon. Members will post, though hl* A.P.O. 1* the same. result of reduced Government re- SfreJe‘!nd,X.!ru*^U.rf I ductton of war goods. Dividend-, meet their sunshine friends at this the bedside of her brother-in-law. users qulremnto. the War Food Adminls- Flo'* v“” Wle. * Mra. Lillie Bark- * Mi«* Alice Whetstone was a Carlie . h»ve been mode«t. so that a con­ meeting. Ricker, in Owendale. Late. Grand Rapids visitor Friday. * Mr tration has announced The re- 1 er of Ha.'tlnr* and Mrs. L»n Rh™siderable share of corporation eamuanais ano and Mrs. x>en Ben Landis and ihfs Mra.. ruro Ford [le passed away Much syniixittiy Judge Refused to ductions are mainly for corn, peas. I m»ker nf Wayne were Thuradav ■na tags has been used to -nay their Landis of near Woodland were cal- “ Landh with snlnach, tomatoes, snap beans, fruit1 aft*rT<oon callers on I loans. Corporation profit* have HICKORY CORNERS lera mi at Mr. ana and Mrs. Orr Fisher’s < Mr*. remained orr msner*. ••••/ Aldrich ....... T “. with H"- Accept His Plea cocktail sweet cherries, peaches. * Farle# and Nrvah am' Mrs K*i'h ler* Theron Balch, mall carrier from I not been invested ta additional la*!t - Mondav * Mrs. Tom Darts Davis 1 *bter siMer for a few week*. weeks. * Mr*. Mra. BlrBirpineapple, and pineapple juice. Since ■ rsrW and babv. * mi.« J-niv — i Kalamazoo to Hastings was arrestbuildings. who ■r•ares 'l— n>r *for — Mra. nnm " * Devine Anna Lyttle MM-nl spent Frldav Friday In in ICuluKalu-. Warner has commuted o-r ires ur.iur ’ ■ dena T.vtilF the 1943 production is not known, ■ Kan'ner h*r -Ix’een wno Dallas Nance, of thia city, was | Records show that a considerable ed by sheriff Clarence Donivan for BarrwiUe was home the last mazoo. * 3J"Mrs. °{J? Grace Daniels of brought into Circuit Court Salur- part of Trainin'’ at A A"n current point values for these Items j weeks of Nuraes Training ”n n-ar Barryville Ul the lllc prevailing |mwtbiu«w high «ukh ware* leckless driving ta Hickory Comcra. Artrr end win ’’Il ,~na spend «n few --v. of the week and she and Mr Davis Detroit b vbltliiwheritan will not be immediately affected. day charged with raising the figures u ^d. >0,^ llaa been a Several witnesses from hele will at- , h«w Wore ttUrtn, Bult.r-|w« »r.r th. «etatd rtUMr. tn »M “» tend the trial by jury June 4th at | Hastings. * Sunday. May 30 at 3:30; ~ ....,1 Mrs. C-Ivrll, A tl.hv nF - -----------I Mr. and Clyde Ashby of Com­ at one of the stores here. When Ings deposit* by workmen, who have ■ ut the home of Mr. ana Mrs Rich­ also purchased billions of dollars of I stock. * Mr. and Mra. Wm. Fuhr of he faced Judge McDonald and was ard Smith their daughter Irene: government bonds in the post two MONTGOMERY WARD Shuta. Mrs Thelma Ashby and two ?sk!!h_WnaLlJin’7fZn!!.e 1l *years CBrs Their ‘neir investment* investments in in sucn such 1 Lol* and Keneth khan were united . ' ciilidren of Marshall, the two chllin marriage by. Rev. A. L. Wagley wUI । dren remaining with their grand­ in the prewned of a few rflends. parents for the summer. ♦ Mr nnd mary tn such a case, the Judge in- I thh vear. It looks now ns if. by the end of MIm Irene Hammond and Robert Mrs. Ent! Gatesrof Cloverdale sp^nt 1944.- individual Individual aeuu debts or of an all Kina* kinds Isham attended the couple. * Mrs. Monrfiiv afternoon with Mr. and Some statements Nance made to the • ,w x,<ii n< vtnt*. miri niimirin.ti deht* Rainey. Mrs. Estle Barnes Judge about ilk commission of the “VirroraUon oblteaSonTwill bS Blanche Mrs. Fred Ashby. uffe?ise did not agree with hb plea ?v - hStuhb the dr and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Henry Bosch c^urt'^lon0' w«1 resumed* the ' -H? aLunt^ 9100 000.000 nnd daughter Joanc of Grund Rap­ BANFIELD ids were dinner guests Saturday of I Mrs. Jennie Lyons assisted by J?X ^ordered F nl^ of ’ -Nat compared with 1941. But tn lhe Mrs. H. E. Barnes. * Weekend I Mrs Vem Quick will entertain the gunfv- to be entcreS ta the court ' meantlme U w**"-’ Probable that------------i guests of---Mr. and Mrs. John ----- Mour.......... W.S.C S. nt the Lyon's cott»te at w. Itoy .m3 Now—controlling worms during record remandedf the prisoner to 'our national debt wlU lump to .: ’’r were M. Mra. Ray McTuggort m and I Walnut Ridge. Fine lake Thursday ta^slX^} me ^erifr^awsh *350 000 000 000 Srcretanr of the^--^ -daughter Unlce of Grand — Rapls. I p. M„ June 10. Bring own table jTca-sury mutmciih *» u uiu, ! Mrs. I^uclla Beadle of Battle Creek the pasture season is just as easy hb trial later on. ^_r55?!lP„_MIY5fn21A.u„;“y2. • -,h service._______ । cotintrv can take care of a debt of and J*minle Beadle local. Mr. and as aa/frng your sheep. i —------------- —. m ------- j—.. Mra. Earl Burdick of Augusta were . During the flrat quarter of 1943. I«« W.Mo'.OM^How? Pl^i'on'i Women of the moose____ iti dinner guests Sunday. Callers were Here’s how you do it. Mix 1 . Hie Women of the Moose will Lend-Lease shipments accounted * ***• ,., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nobles. Mrs I meet for their regular meeting. Frl- | for 14 pound of butter out of every rnnwno Nellie Nobles and Eldon Beadle of part PTZ Powder with 10 jiarti day evening. June 4. nt the Moose 1100 pounds produced ta lhe United HICKORY CORNERS battle Creek. * Mr. and Mrs. Evart of salt (1 to 15 may give satis­ Hall. All members are urged to at- ' states, and 15 eggs out of every 190 I Robert Burdick U. 8. Navy. York­ Bolton of Evanston. Ill., were week­ , tend as it is election of officers. eggs laid. town. Va.. son of Mr. and Mrs end guests of his mother. Mra. Mary factory control). Keep the mix­ Bartlett. Mrs. Bartlett accompan­ furlough. * J. Vance Wagley of Ho- ied them home for n visit. * Mrs. ture where the flock can get at 1 well. Mich., visited hLs parents. Rev. ' Edith Coming of Kalamazoo Is and Mrs. A. L. Wagley over the.,spending a few days with Mra. Sar­ weekend. Their granddaughter, ah Town and Mrs. Hazel NunncYour flock will get enough PTZ ■ Mis* Hodgkin of Lansing was also maker. Mra. Ethel Pennock of Has­ a weekend guest. * Sunday. May 30 ting* was a recent guest. Callers with their salt to keep worm eggs will be Rev. Wagiey's last Sunday!-------- were Mra. Bertha Pennock Suifdav morning service at the Methodist of Albion and Wilber Tolles of Has- passed in the droppings from church. * Mrs. Emma Clark went to tings. ★ Miss Edna Willison a developing. It has been found I Battle Creek Tuesday to visit her .teacher in Kalamazoo Lv home for son and family and attend gradu-'her summer vacation. * There win that if pastures are not already : ating exercises al Central High | be Sunday school at the Methodist infested, this will keep them al­ ■ school where her granddaughter is: church next Stindnv but no nreneh■ one-of the graduates. * Rev. J. W.lina. R*v A: K TJciev will officiate most completely free of worms I McCue of Freeport conducted funerJ* wedding nt CenterJ^ton. Sat­ through the pasture season. The ! al services for Mrs. Amy Simpson untay evening. I worms are destroyed before they nt the Burrell church at 2 o'clock j —e. \ । Sunday afternoon. * Mrs. Sarah । SOUTH SHULTZ I have a chance to reinfest your Town and Mrs. Hazel Nunnemakcrl Glen Gates has bought '■the Wil- i *“vc ot 117 S. Jefferson St., acron from Montgomery Wards , were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. Ham Gales farm. * Mr. and Mrs. flock, land and Mrs. Russell Tolles rones and ana chll-1 cmi-1 Lester i-esu-r Bonneville oonnevuie entertained the tne i. dren of Bunnell neighborhood. * following guests Sunday. Mr. ano I For individual treatment, use F?nl.l..r;.„.U.U«T.U,tapa>.«l Ur.• WIUW, Buonn. pTZ p .. PTZ । and Billy and Miss Eva Bonneville either PTZ Pellets or PTZ after two strokes recently. of BaUle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Drench. Either gives an accu­ Out 6-3 Brown and Paul and Mr. Brown'sBANNER WANT ADS PAY mother of Grand Rapids. * The rate, therapeutic dose. Get PTZ many friends of Mrs. Ida Carpenter ' will be sorry to hear that she goes —Powder, Pellets or Drench— ■ to the hospital Tuesday for an op­ from your Dr. Heat Dealer. Use eration. Her many friends hope for her complete recovery. * Mr. as directed on the package. nnd Frank Maas* nnd Mra. Mr* and Mrs. Mra. 'Frank Kale Patton of Kalamazoo spent Powder, Ib._________ $1.25 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mila Ashby. * Bert Cook of Kalamazoo Pilletti _____________ $6.00 visited ids daughter. Mra. Franz Drench, ’Zt gol._----- -$6.50 Hom over the weekend. * Mrs. Dale Larabee of Ypsilanti visited Drench, 1 gal.------- $12.25 her narent*. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Son­ neville over the weekend. Hoving sold my form, I will dispose of the following personal property at the farm a DEBTS BUT II. S/COMMUNITY NOTICES RAPIDLY DECREASE .■yss““■££?'«SiSllSfi PTZ a new, easy way to control worms NOTICE! THE HASTINGS BARGAIN STORE WILL OPEN UP FOR BUSINESS ON FRIDAY, JUNE 4 PAY NOTHING ’TIL NOVEMBER Ist! Yes, you can buy your home insulation material now, get the full advantage of the extra coolness it brings you all summer... and not pay a cent until November 1st! (Even on November 1st, all you need do is make the first payment... you have 12 months in which to pay the balance!) The reason for all this is that your government wants you to use less fueTrfext winter. When you use less fuel, whether it be gas, oil, or coal, you free men and materials for other vital war needs. One of the best ways to be sure you will use less fuel next winter is to insulate now! Come to Wards today for complete information! UCTION SALE 6 miles west of Lake Odessa. 3 miles east and 1 mile north of Freeport or 4 miles south and ’/i mile west of Clarksville on - TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1943 SOUTHWEST RUTLAND Mrs. Robert Wilcox was a Sun­ day visitor at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcox. * Mrs. Byron McKlbbon spent last Wednesday Stebbins & Jacobs REXALL STORE •’Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown to Ail* Starting at 1 o'clock Eastern Central Time I offer the following: HORSES AND LIVESTOCK BAY MARE,, 8 YEARS. BAY GELDING, 7 YEARS. BAY MARE, 6 YEARS. FULL SISTERS BLACK MARE, 4 YEARS. BLACK MARE, 3 YEARS. Pormok Fence Controller. Swarm Bees and extra hives. 2 Detroit Incubators. Set of Sleighs. Old Trusty Incubator. Belle City Incubator. Chicken netting—fountains. Feeders. 1 coal burning brooder stove. Crates, grain bags and small tools. Ouk 100% GRAIN About 200 bu. com. GRANULATED ROCK WOOL EASIEST TO INSTALL . . YOU JUST POUR IT INI Bog coven 18 sq. ft. 3 inches deep A lightweight, wool-like material made from molten rock... completely fireproof! Don't confuse thia with the lower-priced Rock Wool that must be packed ia by hand. WARDS ROCK WOOL BATTS Waterproof paper bock. IS by 33 inches ... 3 Inches thick. 8 tn ■ carton.. .ttt* WARDS STORM WINDOWS BLACK GELDING, 2 YEARS. Last four horses were born and raised on this farm. 4 grade Hereford cows with calves by side. 2 grade Hereford heifers. Purebred Polled Hereford bull, 17 months. 8 large type Shropshire ewes with lambs. Full Blood Shropshire ram. TOOLS & MISCELLANEOS DeLaval No. 12 Separator. 2 extra harnesses ' Bean puller. S portable, com cribs Empry Wheelfoot power. . Cowboy Tank Heater. aasiully comfortable oxford HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES Electric Refrigerator, 11 Vz foot aixe. Excellent condition. Oak Refrigerator, large tixe. Eternal Range No. 9, White Enamel and Nickel trim. Cupboard, glass doors. Wood safe. Oak Dining table, extension. 6 Oak dining choirs. Black walnut drop leaf table. Oak dresser. Cherry dresser. Oak chiffonier with iglass. Qr. Oak Combination Bookcase and desk. 3 rocking chairs. 2 square lamp stands. Congoeum rug, 9x12. Congoleum rug, 9x15. Step ladder. Metal bed, tpringt and mattress. Oak bed, springs and mattress. Crocks and small articles too numerous to mention. TERM OF SALE: Coth, no goods removed until settled for. __ BUY WAR STAMPS I ON SALE AT LEWIS F. RUSH, Prop. ALLEN HASKINS, Auctioneer ZHOHI 2704 118-124 S. JEFFEKSON, HASTINGS > RAYMOND LAPO, Clerk ALL WIDTHS AAAA to D /Jex SHOESTORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THU BSD AY, JUNE J, 1043 ouglaa*. ♦ Luella I home Sunday Peninsular where .Sjll.lu/ ot Battle Crack * Mary Dunn of lhe weekend with and Mr*. Harry | PERSONALS Forreil Lane and MU* Betty LanelBmlth and daughter Janet of spent Monday in Saranac. son. Mr. and Mra. R. L. Hoaaack of Ml** Marion Sawyer and Kalamazoo »pent a few day* .... ,weaM ,wllh Mr and Mra- Jaroes | ih Mw» Kalamazoo. for^a tengstoi. Ruth Logrwrod and Jack-1 ---------------------------- iCAflAIITtMC w%3 {£•£>■ "gj AJsy’”M1WI ttTS&liXd""1 Ur‘ isy way I worms [ worms during 1 is just as easy heep. u do it. Mix 1 r with 10 parts nay give satisKeep the mix- jet enough PTZ keep worm eggs roppinga from as been found ire not already keep them alfree of worms ire season. The red before they > reinfest your treatment, u»e lleta or PTZ pves an accudo»e. Get PTZ ■ or Drench— a* Dealer. Use : package. --------- $1.25 $6.00 I--------- $6.50 I------- $12.25 > Jacobs STORE ‘rlendly Service All kA to D 'ATE FORE LOCAL NEWS formally Comprising tha commit-1 TIwm who have been discharged Mr* jULIAL I I L Pl J last I Adalyn Boyce spent the weekend tee were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Branch.1 from inc noaplUl cince Ust report, chairmen. Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Potts, are: burgicai cam-Wuuzd Ar.. nn..w obble arrived uSaturday Dun-1I <>/$?£. Arthur Struble Friday eve - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phllilpe, Judge | nwd. 1151 W. High St: Arthur MorThe city council Friday evening and Mr*. A. D. McDonald Mr and i •M- «-deaoma; Mra. Jonn OornaM. a peution asking tor a bar Sullivan of Detroit were week- nlng wlth 15 present A go-id time Mrs. George Dean and Mr. and'.1*** Ode**a. Mn Hwueit Euiou. received sewer on East Colfax Uraat end «ue*U at lhe home of her par-. reported by all who were there, Mrs. Kim Sigler. Tm %enint »<‘0 t»KJlner*on- M<s» NH* ms« sanitary between North Michigan Avenue ent* Mr. and Mr*. L. B. L/xkwood. Mr* Mary Myer*. Sec luncheon for member* of the club Nuil- atedjyvuie, R. j; MW*. Jean anil Boltwood streets. Mr*. Dewey Hon. Mr*. R. E. Will, „ " ’ , will be on Tuesday June 8 wtth ««nhh. BjO N. Hanover. Mr*. Jamas Robert Reed, student at Webb InMra George Snook Mra W. R. Cook' Mra Vernon Engle waa guest of 11.. IOUO.U1. commiuw. th: and Mr*. David French *p«ul Frl-; V?£or day In Grand Rapid*. . i**1*-. Howard Frost last Tuesday the Navy ship yard at Camden. N. Mamaa and Mra M. J Will of Galesburg Mr and Mr* M L Pierson and evening. May 25. Honora con- S”“" ££,’“‘£1 SSs ’JSEWaSiuE.“»“nSfi J_ which Vi part of the practical With .^rsInS Hariev Pnx “*d un Monday. Mra. Everett Pcl- Mr indnM^fAXr CrK. w^ ‘r,"cl training for lhe Wibb Institute inlne leading rofe Mr? F^ieu Hamiium and Unglli of Granu Rapids was a gueut. Memorial Dav rue*U of Mr. and 5 Sheldon Richard Cook'^nd Dark! Nc*«jnOttawa; Aihcrt otaui- Men. of an Amerfem tu DOM i. “mV Kiln? i «•• H.rallUKi .nd b.b, Mr*. Charlc* Chsppel of Battle rre«1'rr<1 • «ue«t Prr.^h ’ ,Ucnara aHft-Davia |er> juamig*, u. 1; Mrs•t. _ y-jang I MU* Clara Bush wa-.- elected r.lneer j en route on the’ r ' cuc ^ _______ _________ | Owen. Cnaitotle; Mra. F iracn. viuuante; Mrs. Kenneth ' treUdenl of the “ Players. ’ ’ a camIra >■ » plans for re-anna ! ...rrr' .Cre&J.¥_rb. un-1 Mil Mr* XUUCII Rozcll niaiiuni Stanton tuiciuuiiou entertained Kalaiitatoo spent Uic Memonkl Day w «e y", k®—nd gue *u ------—— — — . •I>lcr — *4J‘' ""’•bung — rStwlker.y^port. Medical iiauenu | pa dramatics organization cf W. I Turk Uh fleet. Mr* Fred the Bu>y Eight Club. Wednesday IDELIGHT* UL POST. weekend wiui their parent*. Mr. Mr*. •,r" Jone* and Mr*. Jone* ul Wednesday. -Mra. Ethel Lawrence. S. M C. E. She ha* also been cho»<-n | Rtswdl Hayde returned to --------------Kalamazoo— on ---------Monday! evening. May— 26. — at her home ini,NUPTIAL PARTIES and Mr*. Fred Jones. : retur..«. . , Mrjaad -r_ My*. C. T Angel! _____spent _________________ Broadway: Atidrew Service, 43a W. junior speaker at the annual Mr. and Mr*. Frank Taylor »Dcnt j with her daughter for a tew day* Bunday in Reed City. -Cityhonor of Mr* Harry IJush. IJuah. who left left1 imia Complimentary to Mrs. Robert South; Mrs. R/xa Everett. Lak. 1 j,lne breakfast to be held June 5 in tha weekend al Garrett. Indtium. visit. Weekend guesta of Dr. and Mrs. June 1 for Loa Angeles, California. <ArteUe Bedford i, ^recent Odessa, and Mra. Charles Shellman, the Walwocd ballroom. _ _ 4 FUR or ijMtaNiHi Mr*. Almira Sheffield spent the MUs Mary Dike and Ml** Laura, George Lockwood were Mr. and The club presented Mrs. Bush With With For ”- — — ru. lu >» wartime W...UU.and and f Uth annual l>ulx- pounding artkxi, crystal necklace and Br*ne« Mr* Ouy Keylcr entertained. Lake Ode.^a. __ __________ weekend with her son and family. ‘ LeClrar of Detroit have been i Mrs. George Leininger. Mr. audi a* ””tartly ’ “ commencement on Saturday after- ( “Underground Arent" 1 »4.u matching earring*. Pedro <as for de**cn on Tuesday eveMr. and Mra. Carl Sheffield of Al- ;mending a few days with Mr. and! Mr*. Juim Leininger and MU* ElttaOBITUARY noon. June 12. Michigan State CM1 Brure Be Coluinoia City played with Mr*. Howard Orsbbm °t >**1 week. Small corsages ’ bion. Mr*. Don Smith. I Leininger of Columula City, Gerald B. »on of Clifford and le.-e )Uts the following three fronul .Drama ua . ’ and Mrs. Bush winning the prizes marked Uw guests place* al Uw Mra. Calvin Pumly and *l*tct. ! Mr -nd Stewart Kelley I Indiana. deucn Ubto. tables. Amrowuu Appropriate iwm. games Frances Johnson, was born April 7. Mra. Ida Wallace of Nkshvllte .fient >p«u atmday m In O..U. Battle Creek ...«| and , Mr. ant John lUnM 01 cln’ ' ' «n«n The member* of the B’i«y Fight lurnbhed the entertainment and 1037. and passed from this life M»v lhe weekend at the home of Mr. : in Centerville - hnlmir Centerville with Mr. and Mrs. 1 are guests thl* of1 .n,t her club I■ clnatU iiitrrud ir.I.week ’***? mopth and la , Smiley t..uwer ------*?—vtr ~V pleasantly enter- Mrs. jir. Field Held was the recipient ot a 22. being 68 year*. years. 1 mouth 1* Jefferson.----Hastlniis. home and Mra. George Riicffield. , ...... Geukcs. r,-a---- ■econrunKelley. I Mr» Fn<*5»L" ~** “J;’’ Mr‘ 41X41 tained by their mother* on Monday shower of miscellancoic. gift*. days of age. He lived all of his ,lea; Evelyn Ruth Middle-*| Jn g. Mrs. Alia Hopkins of Grand Rap­ I| William Weekend gue*U of Mr. and Mra I Mw. Richard Eudiley r ___________ Hiitert BLhmT returned taxt * Ten^Maj 31 with a chicken dln; On Friday evening, twenty-three I Me farm homc ln minx • viiie. public rehool music. John D.! Id* vlitled Hastings friends Thur*- jiOmo Kiwwle* were. Mr and Mrtli total Nook ncrocn nisnou rxnd^md. re turned last ner -----at.,„v and a party .al -. of al Uw Ml,.|ng[M,1 township. _ _ I• a*ww* Port*. Middlevine, •wavMu^. mawMiv • MW. agriculture.__ JI rotlHUCe 'Frank Dunham and Diarw of Grand । Wednisday from Grand Rapid* anti t h e home of Mrs. W, HcRouah. Mr. and' ** Mr* of'ncrted i. dShger Hathaway is vtsitBell Telephone office* nad a dUiner I . He R.1? leaves to mourn his early ’ John E Hewitt '* Fred ?£?Z&L.“ LAUwU. M: Lansing announce the birth "f an I Nf*> Hone. Derothy launsar tn Wb|nJ?!2} U’a Mr. hmrorr ing her daughter, Mrs. Carl J. Rapid.* and all were hi Lake Odes- J?J’0W ablc to 8,1 u» I*111 of Ulc Each member was prArnled with a at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clifford Johnson, “a twin on Sunday. I u™f • . „ love,y Rl,t An enjoyable Ume was Srnllll honoring Mrs. Field. F’ rarin brother brother ■ eight round son. James Ernest, nt. “They Got Me Covered" Scneffter. and family at Ypsilanti I saMr*. Dorn Ingram and John Ing“J- *"«**«. R. H. Loppcnlhlen , spent piayUig bingo. “j I Harold, and 2 older brothers. Jas. I S.arrow Hospital cn May ?6th I How -« di'crediHM fnretah correRev. S. Conger Hathaway. Wil- I mm *rvnt wa* < •■•-*-•••*•presented with a lovely woo) Hniidav with Mr* Mamie were in Battle Creek cn Saturday • • • »••«• « lanket and andaa bullet ut of crystal. errata! and ®“d 006 *utcr Evclvn. Mrs. Hewitt was the former Freda zpnndcnt seeks to bream ’ Woodland and Sunday. 1 Mra. Frank Rogers entertained blanket bullet set of Ham Blebbin*. Jnnet Boekeloo and *4^^111 L Last . vemnx M.S uLr J2in>tr 2 grandmother*. Mrs. Bertha Jolui- .«.-ott and Mr. H-wltt the »e.n of a«K«in bv turr Patrlcla Fewles* returnetMa. Has- 1. The Rev n d Mr, T H Boo, of Mr»- Nc,Uc Bolton and Mrs. Ray the J. F. T. Club last Tue-day with 1 Mrs. Miner Pamer f Hastings _h Mr* , ~ tings Sunday night after TOemjing Flint and Mto. FiJwl kramun of ’ Oitaoii were hostesses to a dumer a 1 o’clock luncheon, after which of Middleville wo* IiooUm to thirty -> jeJJn^Crata L* W ven’ill at torke the ho* B“h wl?° '"ld*T w“ W’ C£‘rc““ “ts“lld ?ral aX and u.^lS .ind"-lw) rou.“\. nf.Mr »rid firs the General Assembly and Michi­ c£«o ar^esufurKJ*" f Mr. arid Firs Timt’liy Burke. ■»"“« A’“»ur gan Synod Youth Conference in nf Mr and Mrs ijnnc-. Kenflcltl left Tuesday to make her home in Bcchler won high, Mrs. Forrest OeCtea Bcaforu (Mary French). .-Around the Throne ot God in ML* Ecverlv Jone* hi* made t Detroit Sunday di“er S of Mra Er-11« Angele., California. She re-1 Potter low; .nd Mrs Gtan Brower another recent bride The bride* , ArSe ™ W *” W^T'n. Va£llvteSi Women* Varxitv Tennis team at [ .... - I heaven Mr* Rollo Clemens and Miss iwwr-w -• ■ •!- Washington swretarr who miteJ : Thousands of children stand: ; Glenna Potter are visiting the for- : mimwc*. c-ltilriren whrvu- sIilv art- al! foratvm I mera' husband. Rollo Clnnms. A. : Bob’Kemon^ud’blinr und “7;Whltuini. Whlttum. Mra. Lynden Barry and the pleasure of Mra^Geonre Mr*. Aualr U - -.. . ror lhe DIe““"W M Oenrar Mra. Neil Bell Adair u to lo entertain entertain ! Aholy happy tend. M M. 2'c at Rhode Island, for Mrs. Jeanette Williams. Snook v ho with Mr. snoox amt 4t ucascrt and a mUccllancou* । ix,t Fridav. While he was Blowing WcahlnctcQ bo’Mt’n* enrdhlopg. two weeks. h’vc.r*,JlL2 shower on Friday ewnmg-hL -s nn •••• -jn flowing robes of *poU- white - on a stre-p sldehlll his. foot ev:ahl 1-------------- --------------—— . Pvt. Richard Hazel from Indtui-.' Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan were , 11Mr. and Mr*. Gary Crook vizlked lilclr <,*ua"leVl friends Creek f*K-« °mc to Hastings to reside Mrs. ----nou*c walnut Each one shall ixin the trip-rone of hi* tractor • ------------ — lx- arrayed: town Gap. Pa., and Mirs Dorothv i ------------and - relatives in Battle . ------------ntnrtnlnwt -----on ... W. ------------- 8t.. cumpu- ,1,I „ .. dwell --------------------------| |he tr>ctor l|lnH>d rtdevlftw. „„ Khali tn everlasting„_L. hi hl. Jones of Battle Creek spent (be ;SOnuiU of woodland. Mr arid Mrs Walter J Alexander tables of bridge for luncheon on . — I And jovs Uiat never fade.” Ann: He saved himsrlf bv Jumping. ’ weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Merle n^’d liemirtarwcek 01 NorttoorL Ml*s Marguerita Crafri Thursday. AjUsling Mrs. Johnson ! SPECIAL MEETING Mra. Maynard Tucker tnee Helen । H. Shepherd. n.’E. K B. K^NU tETIN ° ___ VanHouten and familv. ?nTwitW2 i^r t* M Mr ^d IS Of a! « ,,d «*!>«» and Mrs. Willard Mrs. ^von Reta and MIs* O NO. 7 FkWmorc> or Marie Drove two-luft Cnarleston. 8. C-.__ 31 Callepi over lhe weekend al Roti- , “ “ “ O-Crani and daughu-r. Morianiw of J«nex Lambert -of Detrolc Mix* A _ Friday. Mar 28 to spent her v»cw Audrey A. Mullendore. Woodland, 18 A hpccU1 special ,, meeting of HusUugs ' OBITUARY <»l erl Mills residence were Mr. nnd Vmirv f toh^to. :i Detroit weekend guest* of AgnesElbe Johnson anti’: Chapter p». ,q 7. -’• U. .. tlon wl<h her husband In M’ami. Mr* Waller Mansfield and babv nf Finley E. Johnston. uciruii were were »ctrma guest* tam 01 Mr aar. Cot ” ’Ann .T., ’ ArborMtn ‘ I^tert lykrand “ y. Mte Sn<«k Winning CU“... l’urr No. Nu ° rt b. ».ts lu.d SIRS. MARY WARNER **•**. wu»x m and Mra. Robert Tyler and family. Snook. Winning scores on JuijUay everung. May 25. at ‘ Mary Ann BrakrflHd was born In Fl*„ later ramming to teach the .MUNICIPAL CO CRT BatUc Crvk. Mr. ai'd Mr* Gerald Kalamazoo , for Memorial weekend M „ Gordon Edmond* ** re made bv Mrs Robert Conk. Mr mid Mr*. Gordon Edmonds. J^re made Dv Mr*. Rooen cojw. i wnJcl| Ullll . ux received Baltimore township. Barry county, Branch schcfol during the coming | oeorne ImkLelner of H .Umaaoo Nash. Walter Bldelman and Mr* : XnT'.’id-'Malraf.n'HSn^Mr. WdlaMBmllb and Mr* Mr,. Ed. xfr* Willard Smith and Ed- lhc > Qp ocu>tx-.r Odober ij 13.. ioon. 1868. ..nd was mar- : Teresa McBride’of Hopkins. me aegre-t* 0I ot lJM me. o|dcr otucr. lue ine nCM new ion "ftMSTJuIH? 1 *& Army H>» <S2J2H “ “ SE.JS? • • Mrs. Bonnie Smith 1* staving at ............. . , , member* membersare arcMr. Mr.and andMi*, Mr*,ow, oeo.. tied rtedtoloFrederick FiederickH.H. Warner onthe Indiana nn? ‘W4> ukt‘b lnU> Municipal CMUtl the home of Mr. and Mr*. Rnbc>t Air corps, who Is stationed in Chi­ Mrs. J. F. Edmonds on Bunday. Hihman. Frau* Meaft- '' August Augibt 24. 1878 1878. He Hr |preerded her HiUmuh. Mr. Mr, and and Mr*. Mr*. Fntuk M;irrar*’t Miller, n N.. of the Uni- - 3aturday and was given flvwakwl Mill*, caring for Mrs. Mill* who I* Abo Mr.and Mrs. Maurice Ed- Mr*. Don Siege) entertained her Midan. Mr*. William D. Barnes and in death on January 11. 1032. jaH by Judge Judge CoruMSt fi spent lhe weekend with Mr.! niond* and C’herie. and Mrs, M«f bridge club for suffering with arthritis and ccn- cago 1 on Frtrinv. Mrs. Mary Keller, who was ud- I Mrs Warner t>i*.<ed awuy at 4:30 verslty of Pitid-.urrh arrived at the mi 7cme jail oy DtMtxt Cortrtgbi. <a* arm anrot.J by und Mrs Wm. D, Hubbell. fined to her bed ' IR <««« wxre Saturday and I Otirrts of the elub were Mrs. C. nutted by uurudcr Irani oranu a. m. Monday. May 31. at the hom. Barrv Coimlv Health Department । Verne DeMmi waa Tuesday 1> tp bertn ’.n-ir cilv uolice driving Mn- Cante V/urd of BattleCrrrk IarVu.iy. i r r° tBunday gucsU ot Mr and Mr*. J. w Dolan nnd Mr*. laron blander. Rapid*. - ‘lot of her son near Albion. Funeral on three month<Jtn»* ’s fi»!d experience In j »he withwVa ilccC---n«.’? for ,°rHe rwai* a caa _ ,-i^_ little nephew of is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Plor- innd nd UUle of Toledo Toledo were were F Edmond* and oUier friends. Prize* were won by Mr*. Donean 17»c next meeting will be n *pc- unices were held al Dowling iKrrx month's fl*M r<t*r1nnee tn : into Court FrtdayefwS^ — — Mr< I. h Hover - andIMuLyndonBarry'.. .. •>.. Mrs. i „„„lx-on Slander. claj nwUng on June 8 'Hiere will church on Wednesday, June 2. at rural nubile health nursing tmd-r lnlo Municipal co of x«r Mr. «nrf and Mrs. U B. HuvcrI cnee Staiger for revcral daysr. iguests nf ., Mr Mr. Feldpausch and the f<'llow'hln '-""ram of the W. K. noon and .dmturd the etsaiMl MUs Muriel Kay Edmonds of for several du ya last <eek. be a dinner al this lime given lor . 2 p m I Ncllk- Bolton, Mrs. Harry Bush and । ’ ... Miss Agnes Benson spent Sun­ Dowling returned home Fridav after Judge Courtright assessed a line u» all new number* of the year. There | two children. Mrs. Otto Vendt of Kellogg Foundation. “ ■>“ hX* •pending a week with Mr. and Mrs. ,day with her sister and family In $10 AM th-------- -- “------------- ‘•‘3B will oc lour more candidates ui- Wavne and Marion of Albion *urItlaU-d. Mr. and Mrs. Flunk Moan- uve m-r Also four *r.u ° ud‘“L ROBERT MUNJOY GETS Ellis Kellrv and famliv. ; were paid. NoshvUie. Mr* EHL* Krllry. .Lick and Janice MLts Wlllo Jones spept the week were Sunday gucsU of Mrs Grace ।end with Miss Gladys Jones in Big William BrukeUeLd ..W"-' ----- ------Charles andWliitam BrukeBcld Word has just •been received b>' ' Mrs. Homer Warner w-aa in Mid-1 C,a”2’c® ^appom Inna Margaret CaUkln*.era. Charles and’era" Mack and Mr. and Mra. Robert Rapids. ' of Sall Lake City, and numero*, . Mr. and Mr*. Albert Munjoy. Has- < ' m” am.^d ‘ dlevtlie last evening attending the . ........... to Rhodes of laicey. Mrs. Leia Jordan and MUs Am­ her bridge club of twelve for de*- PENNOCK HOSPITAL oilier tings R-4. ..that their son. Ruben. ■ lt ctew cr‘arFc’- Agreed ■W*® 10 *rn‘pd exercises. uuicr relatives icuuiia and *uu friends menus. i.. »rand Mr. nnd Mr*. Lawrence Eaton aqd ,elia Walter attended the dedication graduation wounded i.. in action in North Africa 1 **J£L£P we i nut DUl on cn probation probation Since Uic last report two weeks Mr. nnd Mr*. Charles Van Word- £erl on Tuesday. wxi* of Marshall were Sunday services of the Lutheran church at 111* been awarded the Onley of the “ t?e‘tou one year.> • , , ... “ Ro, fifteen baoies nave been Mm en and daughter of Chicago and I guests of hl* parents. Mr. and Mrs ’E. Woodland on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Zerbel nnd EaKrtnmx^iiSrtimied « lhe ** .4 10 1 Turpie Heart Robert left Ha-.un•mh-re-Uo.i. is nri Ml** Dun. Betts of Grund RanI Mr. and Mr*. Sterling Zerbel nnd ' Wnlluri- Eaton. -bluwuMiSaS* Mrs. Sally Robinson s|>ent a few Detroit were guests of “’Jejk lubTf^i tSir in ita on n U,L“ m‘w ’ ids spent Sunday and Munday with nS™!!,""1 Lieut and Mr*. C. S Jone* of days with her husband al Purdue daughter of it.,MoSto” ..|W*»to,II«» ti n little gins irom™ jour. Fwfc to «ix "m 011 ": r * M^v 19; a bov lo Mr und Mn, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cluvrlcr NOVtmDCT. , fc tv r-rms. the tjiberde Sun.l’v’ttiwf vJMwK. mJ,“7; Wvandotte *ncnt part nf last week University at Lafayette. Ind. Bctu. * Mrs. Mints White of Lan­ with the latter’s parents. Mr. and Many perrons believe that t’jlxr- ; ‘WeateHomjte^jtailto Uw Mta Italnl. thatbirre and Mra WM iMRWUV 51X1,1 C Paving games • [a a girl clrl to u, Mr. Mr and nnd Mra. Mta. Ijiwsnn Lawson sing spent Sunday here. * Mr. und Mr. and Mr*. Harry Thompson. Mr* J. F Mattoon ....—W!'. ..... ---------- Smith. Woodland. May 31; u Kirl Mr* John Handel of Cincinnati CU1A51S do<^ not devt lop in perrons ip i«2. American were weekend gueats of friends mUK, Memorial dav guest* of Mr. and ‘Jr., A group of friend* dropped in , to Mr. and Mra. Leon Karrar, Bun­ are spending the week with her pat­ pyer 40. ThU is not true. No age | ried 038 billion ton-milra M Sturgis. Field. Dot ham. Ala. last week to Mrs. George Heath were Dr. and LnMiss . Jov Van Doren visited her attend the graduation of lhe lat- last Thursday evening to surprfce field. R. 1. May 20; twin boy* to ents, Mr. and Mra. Frank Hecker. . .Ihe dl:****. ac- for a third more than in I Mra. w A. Lampman of Marlon, Mr*. Forrest Lane, the occasion be- Mr. and Mrs. Sam txuihite.BaruiMC. * Mr. and Mr:.. Floyd DcRIar of cm ding to . the .5 N Michigan Tutcreu- one-quarter fewer frrttrtrt ler ’ s husband. Martin Hawthorne, MU* Stella Heath and Ml** Esther parents in Coldwater on Sunday. kwt. wcw ln cxUUnce Jfl8 whn received hl* commission ns a ,n“ her l»«nw-«tath wedding an- May 22; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Grand Rapids were in town Sun- I lost* Association, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cusick and who Bertram of Niles and Mr. and Mrs. daughter. day. W Mrs. Richard Bognrt of Has- |_______________ with I, "Ivcrsonr. Karl Gasser Bellevue. May Haca26; a Julie of Mt. Clemens 2nd Lieut, on Friday, along with Adelbert Heath and children bf Bed­ • -• • | >„.. Mr amt Mn cittn lings spent the wecacmi with her I »pcnt Bunday with Mr. and-Mrs. 5ltot’rt*LieutHand Mrs Haw’thorne ford On Thursday. Mra. Ray Water* | dorn. Cloverdale. May 26: u girl to parent*. Mr. und Mr*. Harold Hew. Mi» Dorothy l-ong of Grand .« thiir hostess to the Y. M. L. club.' Mr. and Mra. Ed. Lrchlcitner.Has- * .Noah Kraft of Charlotte was an Weekend gurota of Mr. and Mrs. f ‘ „ ’tere^on^Liwhiv muiuc. ,clu...c, «‘ Itaw-^ M,«. ’uce? home Uctd being laid lor twelve for the tings. R. 1 May 27; . te to Mr. over Sunday gtmrt of Mr. and Mr*. . Rapid-, and Mrs. Edith Wunderlich onbeen Sunday. Lieut. Hawnf Kalamazoo spent the weekend Maurice Ingram were Mr. and Mrs home here Mra. Hugn Hugh “ «nd O._Jarrard. Vermont■••• Mr*. L. v». Tvitiiuu.- 1 E. C. Kratt. * Mr. and Mra.LouL. !• Imureiwe Smith and daughter Don- I SVuVW lhorne^hL has .rr-JSSMuSS! been oMerrd ordered to to report report ; rooprraUve“dinner. *«“• • 1 '*R 1- uo k™ mem- < 'die. May 28: a boy lo Mr. and sons ofl.teGrund na of Battle Creek I ----- •» -------------- •­ Sfr. t n and A . Furnis* ..(.I.) .....llil'fRapid* *.< rLone. • pent UnArlir Sunday with his nioilu-r. Mra. Mr and Mr* Wellesley Ironside; mr . Paul raul Dyer ul Mr.. and MIB Mra. of Kala" KU”1- , . , Maya Klrf to Mr. and Mr>. William Solms spent the week­ J. Q».FumiA*. * Mra Ralph Wetliend with Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith gpent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. niazoo wprc Sunday guests of her|1 lfaa|>lt(aj quU(1 No 5wM pntCr-' Robert Slutx. J8j S. Jefferson. May crbtw returned Saturday from Rose ,1 mother. Mrs Ella Wolfe. Air cadet | talned by Mr*. Kim Bigler Thura- »: a boy to Mr. and Mr* Homer City where she snent a week with nnd the two boys who have been FWTaat Johnson In Belding ME and Mra Clare Emerson of. Jnhn lacnhath. who is stationed in|,day evening for des*ert and con-' Cronk- Hating*. R. 1 Mav 20. a her sister. Mrs. Floy Thompson. * vLdtlng their grandparent* for a week returned to Detroit wjth their Nile* were Sunday guests of Mr. ( Kalamazoo, came with Mr. and Mr* |!tract Those who held winning •l,^, Mrs. Al Allen. Has- Mr. and Mrs Jack Green nnd fiunund Mra. John Hoevenalr. 1 Dyer and spent the dav with hLs scorts were Mra. Edwin Smith. Mr*, i «ng*.H. 4. (May 31; a boy to Mr. lly have returned licre from Lud­ father on Sunday. Mr and Mr*. Clarerwe Rosenberg 1 Darents. Mr. and Mra. Otto Isen- James Maron and Mrs. Andrew “nd,J,’ni Sixberry. Nashville. ington where they spent several ■ of Ypsilanti spent Memorial Day, hath ’Roush months. * Mr. and Mrs Fred JauR. 1. May 31. and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr- an(j jgra. Leo Sutton and ’ ... Surgical patients registered on plnga and daughter spent the week- | ’ end In Holland. * Mrs. Herbert .. Robert A. Holmes. children. MorrU and Carol Anne, Bouan.u »r Uto .«> Jlowerlns H" Miss Jocelyn Ironside of Detroit Wise spent several day* in Detroit . spent the weekend at home. the first of the week. * Vacation • SSt!™"and 1'. large arrangements of no n tvr?»r25 .Lx Ler»»t tables Memorial weekend guest of Mr Ofr-i.?? , Baley. Middleville: Mrs. Homer Mc­ Bible school began thL* week at the 1 ’ wLkJnH I lhe ta,,le ’towre wete u5cd lhc school house with Mrs. Freld» Lnu; nnd Mrs. Walter Ryah were Mr. Kibben. Middleville. R. 3: Mis* k£hn ^Intive?dtherr NTvIng tables at the dinner at lhe . 8TEAM HEAT and and Mrs. Melvin Gelow and —r.’X Elaine Sherwood, lonla. R 4; Ml** rent es sunk, and Rev. and Mrs . Country dub on Monday ey e nJnSNonna Reeve, Vermontville. R. 2; H. R. Kreic. Mrs Kenneth Gris- . | daughter of Detroit. DOT A COLD WATEB where 146 member* and their famp^ng; Mrs. MerIe wold and MUs Beryl McPcck help- iI Mr. and Mrs W. L- Hinman were liles* “ and present. uurDur- w—rrn. Augn«ta. R. 3 SHOWED BATH t Valxntine vi* llle n<1 guests were present, ing. [In Detroit tor the weekend and Mr. <' .hit? roti* "and Yhi.fr lnK i the d ‘nncr. the guests were their their dinner, were'I Medical patient* registered are: land Mrs. Charles Hinman at their Red* itedYrolSinti^nd their son* Ann and Arbor their ”famliie-i families 1। SlnK - the — ...guests M rW,lne? i... 1!? * nlFdl £— y °{t------»«ta’. !Fd. Swiger. Clarksville: Mra. Mar­ DON’T BUY’ THINGS YOU DON’T Single |3.50 per wk. ap i cottage near Cadillac. at Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor on on SanSun­ i tvnltRichard at Ypsilanti and Ann Aroor on sun Feldpausch. Pal Hodges tha Hay Vermontville- Mra. Ell i NEED—BUY WAR BONDS | Corp. Ian Ironside who Is *ta- day and Monday. INSTEAD. itioned al Peterson Field. Colorado Mr arid Mrs. Frank Tscnhath re-. and Richard Trcthrie. accompan- (Tiffany. Saranac: Thomas Slow. Springs, arrived on Friday to spend turned on Tuesday to their home a 14 day furlough with Mr. and Mrs. In Detroit after visiting her broth-1 John Ironside. er and slster-ln-lax. Mr. and Mrs Weekend guests of Mrf. MorrLs Otto Isenhath since Sunday. 1 I Hili were Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mrs. Maude Miller-1* visiting her i non Hubert Miller of Pontiac. The Rev. and Mra. Edward Roush We Are Starting Out the Month of June With a Fine Stock of of Carson City were guests of rela­ tives and friends here on Saturday. Mr nnd Mrs. Meryl Neeb and daughter attended a family gather-' ing al the home of Mr. and Mrs. ; Louts Neeb of Freeport on Sunday. for Friday and Saturday! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Furrow nnd children of Orand Rapids visited hU parents. Mr. and Mr*. Freeman. One and two-piece Seersucker, Ging­ Furrow. Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Philo Sheldon went to Ann. ham, Voile, Bemberg, New Sheer Navy Arbor Tuesday to spend a few day* with her husband, who Is a patient, and Black at University hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stem and chil­ dren were tn Detroit several days, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richardson of Plymouth- were guests of Mr. 112 8. J«tf»r»oa St. Pkona 2428 and Mrs. Herbert Bishop over the a weekend. 1 s= Miss Jean Lopper.thlen In companv with some BatUc Creek' friends spent the weekend in Chi-, cago. MLu Ruth Lyle visited nt her home in Traverse Citv from Friday! BETTER DRESSES -5.00, 6.95 to 8.50 till Monday. Mbs Mabel Bisson' accompanied her and was the guest of her brother-in-law and sister. EXCLUSIVE MODELS- 12.50 - 15.00 ■ Mr. and Mra. U. c. Manns. I Mra. Marie Bigler of Detroit wa* the gue»t of her brother-in-law nnd sister. Mr. and Mrs Freeman Fur­ row on Bunday and Monday. ra Mr and Mra. Homer Warner were S nt Wall lake over the weekend with S Once this was the symbol of a I)r6g Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Warner of De- S 2 to 6 7 to 14 1 troit. — Store. Time changes many things ,! Richard Brower, electrician's mate ; 13rd dau. came home Sunday from but to us, this same principle holds Camp Peary. Va.. for a week’s vis­ true today, as of old: it with Mr*. Brower and his par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. o. M. Brower. “COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS WITH He Is In the Navy See beer. Mrs. Mary Meuucar Gallup left THE UTMOST CARE IS THE MOST IM­ Saturday night by bus f< r MLv GIRLSAND WOMENS SLACKS PORTANT SINGLE THING IN OUR . iaslppi where she will visit friend*. , i She expects to return tn two weeks. BUSINESS.” PLAY SUITS AND SLACK I Mr. and Mra John George and I family of Holland. Mr and Mrs Charles Kuemucl nnd Mr. and Mrs. UlTS, SKIRTS and COOLOTS John Kuetniwl and daughters ot Depend on US For ACCURATE Prcicribiions Kalamaaoo were Decoration Day w,u* ’ ^JS*KSS,«KMS5’..*K 3WqTB»a»ig-yaa =5S«r»W»S. ROOMS MARRIAGE LICENSES "ciJSE. HOTEL HASTINGS iiiiwMilniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifflmimiNHfiiBiiiniiiiRiisiiiiiiiiimimiiiiimimiiiniimiflilinnimniBimiiiiiiiiiiiiffliiiiiifniiiiiiiiiiiniMiifflwiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii®: Bakery Specials Sheer Dresses CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK CAKE 50c Wash Dresses BANGIIABT BAKERY ££»» |05 TIMES HAVE CHANGED Girls’ Wash D resses! 69c to joo ,xl and f.unih HEED’S Riairrnto pharmacist always on duty ~ HwrpUii — " Jgftaraoa -------- — State BANNER WAN! ADS PAY 10 I95 Frandsen* ANNOUNCE APPROACH­ ING MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. tewL* Daniels an­ nounce the approaching marriage Of their daughter^ Kathleen to Mlles Waters. Yeoman. 3 c. of the United States Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs, Harry' Water* of Hailing*, the wed­ ding to take place tn June. 69c Exclusive, but not expensive IAs I 1scs ■■11 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THCBSDAT, JUNE 3, 1943 Hastings Banner r I OOOK BKO8. Editors ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------.............. CLASSIFIED RATES mKurrioN hates Jolt HSLS. -Xuhla 6DITORIAL— SSOCIATION Jtiun&tA-. LOST, rouxo, STJLAYF.D I EMFLOYMEXT—HELP WANTED Sheldon Agency ail Kinds ot lunraac* Sarety Road* 21S5 Hasting* MOM tt Swanson Agency tV*NTF.I>—E»|»»i»need ».lnm«bll» m<. rh.nl.' Abrrexr merhenk »U.>uld i»eke .1 !»..< *50.00 »»» -"k t*11’ >1 Hodin. Inr, W. Michl***. K.l.m.iin. phone SolSfl. , «■!» iVANTKD—Women rr elrl «o‘'do l»>u«e wurk eml cere for rhild. No ■»«b<n*<l all 34V» tiurioe noon . boor. . It . WAX'TF.n- Women tor hotiirlierixr In el 1 modrm country houw tor t»o men. A SJIBCBIJ.ANEOUB • (<w«l liomr for weir nonuin. Writ* READ la’s "l». MhrM»en At'rnie. Heelin*"- ; I > I 4)0 X. Mirblgan A»e. ______ « 3 WASTED-fompctmt ¥«un« nomen help >n eountny hnir.e Xo ohjeclmne to mother with •■*!! child. Hteedy cmplojtnmt tor right ,-r.on < all fdWS. j UM Y*«r Sal* With HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE 3201 WANTED—Meo to w»«h window*, lake .... .(..TH. m.h and put in .crccn*. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TJKF5 I1IRLH A HEI’KE! ASK CURFEW LAW Manhall Furnaces Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all make* of furnax?* M,n“ z"“ ENFORCEMENT Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sander* for Rent C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 143 K. Stat* WANTED EMPLOYMENT FlltST FLANS C.UiPF.NTEK- Phon* 3331 FARM EQUIPMENT AND MI8C. PETB FOR RALE Swanson Agency FOR SALE till TH. Full SALE 109 W. STATE REDUCED RATES Property damage and Liability POULTRY Kill >A *10; Little Conforming to Michigan' PRODUCE Michigan motorists? rtlH MSI. Form Bureau State Ageist Hilbert Nrotl >. I ■« mile* AUCTIONEER Liat year Auction Salsa with DEWEY REED BALE OR BENT— DITY. COUNTRY AND RESORT LAKE LOTH FOR RALE—Nee ad HAY, ORA1N A FEEDS FOH RALF. - M Hastings, Mich. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday GRADUATION FOR DEAD STOCK REMOVED! WANTHir—KolieliU r»rl or women to cere 1*9 W. State i tor home and children. Phone SHiv. FMOTECT YOUR CAR WAITRMN — Wonted eft-moon and »»r From H-90 op with nine*. Kciurirncr not arrr»ery. tlnod Slate Farms *0-» rollWon . wage*. Miner-* l»*>o '• 11 WANTED—School Irtrl nr worn*n to do FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT _______ « 1 i tTZ"*".* NM«by7*fL Pk.M 3MV ..r AUCTION SALES in ci er oe large . the lass ot in"Hk n*,n« »a*led by a aon or I The United States has been taking •*——— gank * ...» — I nt — attic Tdaughter. Such children up . M DO n., per .cent of ih the silk output ot Ja* .. ------- appreciative audience U U C fl ACC HF streets. where there arc , . n-ih nf ... __ ■ -------- were present tn in the Cci Central Audi- IlillsJa VLMaM VI “TV down-town temptations which lead to deUn- “r-J““ '' ™** ^markeU are now torlum Sunday night for the Spring (continued from page 1. Section 1) quency. clored. In 1938. the last year of norRecital of SL Rose school under The writer believes that a gen­ mil export!, the foreign exchange the direction of the Sisters of St. OeTt*T. Noruine. spiritual ngillon tn lhe heart Josevh The children displayed ad- *1* ,?Ta“u miraole training and careful pre- J*ns. Claudine O. Oro*-' Martin and in the home will always be the paratlon. Many hours of practice <*«"“**■ 2“^* S OuAhrUu,Ed’ best preventive of delinquency. Sure were evidenced also In the two and wtsy-U«>- Haight Msmlten Clara there should be Jaws too. But if en by lhe American government tha three piano number* when excellent H“lc- Marabcll Hallock. GeraldUie the Inner life is right it will keep silk stock exchange* in Japan sus­ timing and fine coordination were !l“T,'Pon~95°!?-J^ssEJX’nJT one or. the right road. pended operation! and the govemshown. Two short plays were well Mandn Ronald Haynm Floyd Nelenacted and enthusiastically reHelmer , ment control machinery broke down. ceived. Following la the program. $»'*»• R, HU<taSlan<‘l-„c,a"!nSf । The Flag of the United States may I There is now In storage more than Star Spangled Bannei. Audience. ’•‘•Hf** Hoffman. Ernest M. Hmreli. 125.000 be flown during rain and snow । bale*, of rkw ,silk .v which — is acr---- ---Cotton, Fluff. O. Hmlth. Leslie BAilah Joyce Huckendubler. Betty .Uh. r.U M <l»ul 700 Hawthorne Jean Hurless. Keith Lee Hurless. .tom. uni... the wind 1. M .nth Arbutus. M. E. Davis, Joan Moore. Gordon A IromMe Jr.. JmsIcB. ih.1 II I. llk.l, to b. lorn. | »hkh ih. J.mn.,. — - -flag should • •be color ■ .... । government Is unable to make fur­ The Glider. B. Wagness. Janet Ja‘Tar^ Dc“n Since the fast it Hr—irk aid Arthur Keeler. William T. Kelly ther advances. .... Beautiful Dreamer Foater. Piano- Virginia Christina Kelly. Raymond Janet .nd Ann Fekl^usch vSin: ^Kenyon. Mary Shelton KaUham. flag should fly from sunrise to sunPAY FOR IT IN ADVANCE­ Thomaa Feldpausch. Shirlev Jean Kingsbury, Layonatine The Guitar. Gaynor. Plano 1: Joyce Kinney. . BUY WAR BONDS It should be taken down at sunset. Joan Moore. Piano 2: Elaine MarWinifred Elaine Lancaster,'Kentln. Duet: Betty JPullcr. Frances neth C. Lane. Marjorie Lorraine SHOT HIMSELF Bill. luiubaugh, Geraldine Faye Magoon. The Circus. E. C. Benson. Piano James Allen Malcolm, Rosemary E. Early Wednesday mornlu“. Wil- 1 1: Marilyn Cortright. Janet Herrtrk. Marshall. Peter Stanley Maurer, । Horn F. Hardke. 72- whose home ir 1 2: Helen Laberteaux, Joan Martha Lou Maus, R. Jack Maxson, 717 East Grand St., shot himself ■ Ryan. Martha Irene Mesccar. Robert Cecil twice In lhe temple with a 35 caliber I .uc Littlest Patriots Murphy. Joyce Elaine Newton. revolver. He was in his bedroom Uncle Sam. Paul McKeough. Marjorie Louise Norton. Douglas W. when he committed the oct. At thl-, Children: Marymlke Brandstetler. Payne. Elsa Pease. Robert Harold writing he is still alive, but the , Suzanne Holmes. PhUllp McKeough. Priiiu-hka. Karl M. Hufpalf. Delpninv doctor aays there ia no hoj>e for We meet all competition in paying his recovery. ’ Betty Schild. Patricia Thomas. Bev- Tuba Roberts. erly Weiler, Jean Maurer. Jack Bemadene Naomi Schantz. Cath.. .erine Marie Scott, Barbara Marian IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE Victory. Dorothy Thomas. shannon. Hilda A. Shawman. Wflweek. Phone collect, Ballis Vlctorys Helljcrs. Health: Darrel llam E..shellington. Mildred Louise Ziegler. War Stamp: Janet Feld- 81nkier. Gale Victor Slocum. Duane paitsch. Policemen: Kcnllh ODon- Davld stamm. Ruth Leone Struble Battle Creek Rendering Co. net Marvin Thomas. Richard Wayne Swanson, Juanita AN ESSENTIAL Lloyd Rager, Mgr. Carnival of Venice. A. R. Ranger. 8w|fi_ T*un’Pe‘:H^ard Feldpausch. Mildred I. Taggart. Charlene E WAR INDUSTRY Piano. Betty Cortright. Thomas, Robert Norman Tinker. 1.Vln.Mary- Hoeillng Op. 410. Ken- Rayrnond Charles Tompkins, BarNEEDS HELP nelh Slocum. j. Van Nocker. Duane Lee TO "KEEP 'EM Pomp and Pageantry. H. Cobb. Walters Louis E Wensloff. VlrPHONE 17F21 HICKORY Patr,ck Hodges, Rich- Klnla AUce Wheating. Leroy James ROLLING CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE ar? V.ethr?c > . . ... , I Wheeler. Dorothy Evelyn White. Looking for the Lost Oiord iMed- Harmon Brooks Wilcox. Dorothy 5 Switchmen 1-V). K. .L Lorenz. Richard Prld- Mae Williams, Sybil Lucille WoodAUCTIONEER pausch. Richard Trethric Patrick lnansee, Richard Vern Yarger and 25 Telegraph Operators . iioogcs. Plano: Richard Branch. Bhirlev E Young Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. Vale of Song. W. Rolfe. Plano 1: .o,uney ---------- 3 Yard Clerk* Ronald Trethric. Piano 2: Leslie , eimprut ■ >■■■ I Satisfaction Guaranteed. Dates can Apply Superintendent's Office, ‘ be made at Banner Office. • NYCRR, Jackson, Mich. | tf. Wood Nyippths Harp. F. P. Rea .... Piano 1: Ann Feldpausch. Plano 2: A lift I 4 111 Joan Baulch. Duet: Yolanda Ben- jAftU LAW । jsmin, LouAnne Scobey. । Spring bpring Kecital Recital <Of CLASSIFIED WANT ADS Kiss of Spring (Chorus). W. Rolfe. I A Meeting of the Young Ladles (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) 'Sunn harmful to them. That lq true also 1 1 M Andcr'' about laws forbiddlnx^iquor selling, sons home. । (o nunorx' ‘ - - ■ ■ . . . Charactera-Anna her daughter.I .While there are exceptions, as a |Ann Feldpatisch. Marie Saunders ruic juvenile delinquency, generally Yolanda r * nnc nr TU AkH/c — -xo»no tt Benjamin. Benjamin Edith cauin Presrrr*- • speaking, is parental delinquncy. Divorcs and broken Ttomcs. liomes. are Hie the CARDS OF THANKS ton—Mary Lou Sullivan. Margret1 Dlvorcsand Miller—Ann Brinker. Lizzie Weston cause of a lot of it. If a boy or girl CAltD OF THANKS—I —Patricia Maurer. Rosa White— hears profanity and quarreling in Virginia Thomas. Sally Brown —-the home, they are not to blame if Sally Brandstetter. I.llljfr- Walters— I that home does not seem attrncPatricia McKeough. Millv Marshall. tlve. If a bov is unfairly or harshly —Patricia Davis. Mrs. Anderson— I treated by ———-*«• •---------Shirlev Durbin. u,“ — no pleasure in such a place. But indifference to tne welfare of children, just plain neg­ A "Hurry-Up” Job lect. lack of thoueht about them and appreciation—these can and do Of Home Building start many a boy on the down-hill mad. Such ncvlcct is the major ’ How long does It take Mr. ----and cause juvenile Mrs. Robin to build their nest. I n .„nof . nM , .whendelinquency. RlRht now. so many fathers hatch the eggs and aiLse the young an|J- mot -- -- hem *-—u attracted’ by high birds until they arc Tig enough to wa„„ work- ,n Iacionra. ,ne take off under their own power? nnd Rlri jrft at home may become Guv Bauer, local attorney and buri-I Mrcet gaddera Instead of home Clifford Ji ness man. said that a pair of robins who .built a nest under the eves of his front porch, went । IX MEMPHIAN— In Iovine nm through with this schedule in ex- i1 actlv one month. On the first day of May1, the site was selected and I first bit of material for the nest ,uff„ lE, of |uhl put in place. On Monday. May 31. *BotLrda/. No o»»dto\urt«r from’t after days of busy care by the par- in*. iuhin« .kin di«ord«ra. Ilk* »thi ent blrda. the lost of lhe fledglings I («*■ itching hiuur«. «>.. — away -.. j the _ u. i-». , t/PM of rtnrwurm, nnd oUwr tunni flew and nest left --------vacant. T lat*cUoas. Um TKNgX. YKNKX i Throughout the last war. onlyr lunwrv naevi tr,t" d**p ln,° ,kl‘ 241 tanks were used by American troooB In combat areas, and those were made chiefly In England and ITCHING SKIN GRANGES HOUSEHOLD GOODS YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED TARM ANIMALS Are Valuable HORSES $5.00 COWS $4.00 We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Grccry.St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS $1,000 A PAIR WONX.BUY THE DOUBLE SAFETY ...OF... WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDES IN ANY OTHER WORK SHOEI TENEX STAR ORANGE INSURANCE and BONDS JAKE DEPRIESTER FOR RALE AT STEBBINS & JACOBS HASTINGS, MICH. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS JERRY Company Hastings stock- ANDRUS LIVESTOCK FOR H-e Miller l< C. “BILL” SHERWOOD FEATHERS URGENTLY NEEDED armed forces and euential civilian needs, shipping charges refunded on old featherbeds. Mall small umpl of feathers in ordinary enve- iaio s. I.EEPl.Xll room f> FOB FOR HEXT INSURANCE Betel Hastings Foil Saratoga Abundant With Herring; Health Spot REXT- 1 Radiators, Batteries, Alu- Fill SI.) GLENN F. LAUBAUGH IH No. Michigan Avena* bias JO7 Hastings Fvlt HALE FOR SALE CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER FOH HALF.- FOR MALE FOR RALE nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville FOR MALE Saratoga is an Indian name and was applied to one of the favorite MOUEKX ROOM Abt hunting and Ashing grounds located on cither side of the Hudson and extending for many miles In all di­ rections. Several meaning* have been ascribed to tlie word. One Is USED CARS. TRAILERS. AND AUTO FARTS that it means the "hillside country ot lite great river"; another, "lhe »x>n SALK-IMin I'...,.,.. place of the swift water." in allusion to the rapid* just above Schuyler­ ville; a third, “the place where the track of lhe heel shows," from de'pressions resembling heel prints in certain rocks; and perhaps most probable, "(he place of herrings." because of the great nurrfber of WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS these flshp* that swim to the outlet ot Saratoga lake and thence into the Jake itself in the spring of the year. l<hlnr 50 Ib*. tn SIX) Ib.. Eli Lind. The Ash weir* that the Indians constructed were lhe source of much strife between the Iroquois and Al­ gonquin*. The *Indians have' known of the 'I F M 1X1 I HIM- TI-. KEITH REALTY COMPANY spring* ilnce time immemorial. In the winter of 1777 og 1778. General Philip Schuyler, one of the' heroe* of the Revolution, moved to Sara­ toga with ht* family. He had heard of the hvalth-giving properties of a spring In the wilderness a dozen personally investigated. As a result, he determined to cut a road from his residence through the forests to “High Rock." as the spring was then LY BARKER’S Ijkgrg Hrey, Lyke Odwgn, MKL-jJ. thm AMAZING SOFTNESS LESSENS FATIGUE for tome of that good Lily White Flour 210 Scribner N.W, Box 45. Grand Rapids. Mich. Out 6-3 FOX SALE CASH EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT We have a complete stock of sail—fine, med Kim. and INSECT PROBLEMS! Rid your premises of Bed-Bugs, Roaches, Moths, Termites, Fleas, Rodents, other pest* by reliable Fumigator & Extermi­ nator. Inquire Stebbins & Jacobs Drug Store; C. R. Roger* Seed Store. our 8.B.V. mash. It gives Quality fuels always. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. 2. STEEL CAP PREVENTS CRUSHING HASTINGS, MICH. J LAKE LOTS We are offering just six (6) lots for sale. High and dry building sites. The lots range in size from 70 to 135 feet water frontage, and 178 to 350 feet deep. Each lot has access to Lights, City Gas, Tel. Good roads and nice swimming beach. Terms may be arranged to suit your buying power. BUY NOW while wages are high, and build when conditions will permit.. REID'S RESORT, THORNAPPLE LAKE IT’S doubly important to keep yourself on the job these days because Uncle Sam needs all the production he can get. That makes it all the more advisable to wear a thoroughly depend­ able Safety Shoe. It not onlv helps keep up production but it also saves you from needless suffering and loss of pay. concealed toe armor will take a great crushing force. But, evciy bit as important, these SAFETY Shoes are soft as buckskin and nliable as bamboo — even dry that way after soaking. That means far grcatM. protection against fa­ tigue which ia perhaps the most common cause of serious accident*. But, remember. 11,000 a pair won't buy you this double protection in any other work shoe. So, make your next pair Wolver­ ines ... stop in and try on a pair. CUT-RATE SHOESTORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER EICHTYUGHTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JUNE 3. 1943 SECTION TWO—PACES 1 now. But in any event you can see other cause you're ‘looking tons. I to wear the medal by firing from with a rear gun In the rear cockpit. —---------- ------- :---------- ------------ ARMED FORCES AS £ White us a letter one of these days 1 i tour positions, standing, rilling. ■ i.nd on t.tc cowling and two wing n A fthU OVnA TIlC DINNER QUESTS; Name. Visiting at home for a week' tlefl ®“lt • Co- c, kneeling, and prone." Qo*h Kalph. * guns. Ms-MHieau pretty well Imagine aa KYrAlni ; Date. Friday) was Max Teegnrdin (720 E. Iowa City. Iowa ; how about a few over you're left ■ tlie damage they can do! and I mean UrtlXiX I UllnlllJ * - --i™™ ' I day night, it looks like they were Madison) and ills friendly, pretty tioi.y?u tvcr *ee chuck Leonard, shoulder? Good going fellow, we're’ they esn do plenty. I've seen target ow |ANE CAMERON If I had a snore room, thia sign (Continued from page 1. Section 1) . having an old folks reunion, and new bride. Max likes to tell the Holly? • proud of you. ' skracs look like rags when we were ' Py story about h|s being at Hollidays­ Another promotion has come to, Best Wishes to the Newly weds, j through with them. Well. I'll dole ............... burg. Pa. attending radio school and Dwight Chase, and it is now Staff Lt. and Mrs Pete Harrington t>ow. I've got some buriness to at- | jSrttle will be minus that Rudolph ! Of course there'll cotne a day when he met thU certain girl, who was Sergeant Dwight Chase. Hl* addre»s I iCarol Fuller) down New Mexico Und to ashore. Valentino haircut on hU upper lip. I you've returned to prosperity, got- the girl, and so they were married 1*: , . . way. A side light on their weddlnu j tan-. • now is your chance. 1 don't know THE WEEKHe always did have a way of clip- ton a Utile bit fat. and you'll haul Feb. 13th. 'He gave me hU heart Dwight Paul Chase. H.G. & HlO. which prom that "all the world I ' Van about „„ the ^available chemicals, ^but END WITH US? Name. Address, . .|W old uniform—it out lhe It won't ouitquite ।even before Valentines Day’, said Sgt.. ping things. I loves a lover" 1* about Carol w.tnl- । PS. I am not'getting the Banner, brother. I know where you can find, —and march on Decora- :Mrs. T. as she shyly smiled at Max ( According to statistic*, what the Room K1A George Gardner was feeling pret- go ! around Ing to be married In white She I anvmore. How about seeing If they -------the water. Day, you'll puff a little, just who looked hoppy as could be TOO JT. ’ Michigan Blvd.. ’ boys want most of all is to gel bac k, ty good lhe other day. Judge. Me- tlon bought a white suit then for white . wni send it again Mary. Mary, quite contrary. like Harry Larsen. Hairy Miller.!:Max's address Is— Chicago. lllinoW if only for a few hours, into thi Donald signed a Decree. George Angelo shoe*—but she hadn't a No. 17 | Van B.iuiiu'ii.v H M 2 c. U S.N. I How does your garden grow? "Spike" Roger*, and i। Corp. Max Tcegardln Nice work. Dwight. family circle, and eat a homecookad told me when he left the office the rest Spirts. coupon—alas and alack!—but just ■ T 8 13 C Naval *■•" "Excuse me. bo of that swell bunch of guys meal. They want a homey bed tn that from now on he was going to .that went the sales girl arising to the I B6eviHe. Texav Of all of the Barry County boys' then the. i I would know across twenty five year* a homey room, and a chance to do no fighting except for Uncle 3;o, but believe names and addresses on the big occasion gave her No. 17 to Carol । i I haven’t got a deep-sea diver's me Mister, you are • Fqrt Benning. Oa around the house, loll on the Sam. Then you remember..Gerry boards at lhe bank the one stu- 1 to get the shoes and so thev they lived lived I Outfit so I can go down and see It.". walk to be proud of it. be- I Max'ss orotner Kusseii is i brother.‘= Russell. Ls in In India. porch, play lhe radio, pet the <t<« Ryan. They tell me he Is al a Ma- SST.BH'.n ' ways going ’S! Honed nearest home is— I happily ever after. We salute Mliitc the the 1I Dear Sir:— TS — , and raid the refrigerator. It'* an art rlne Base out In California. I hone they call Uncle bam. jou ve got . — Merle R. Maynard >sdc«ulrl who either felt extremely. . There * a name book laying here to take a strange boy und make lie is careful with some of those something . Clear Lake Camp I patriotic on symnatheHcally xcntl- , that nobody can lake ! home Wednesday night on a 17 dav the typewriter. I looked up him feel that he belong* to tour traveling salesmen s stories, partic- ‘ Dowling. Mich. ---- fnientsL .......... she's ....... what we'd•• call au ■: ann Ban-I*'-re r.'iv nir- wc r- beside •Jane and it means "derived from home, but if I know American ularlv the one about, lhe fanner's ' Beit resards to all of vou and ! Plough from Oregon which gives a‘ a lln”' like that • Incl- [having pten'v of ruwi <aren't we all John." Congratulations sailor Marvin Then I looked up "Cameron" they can do It. All you daughter. ' fige .... and■ ?entaJlv Carol, youd have been n , inrr9|nr> I'm going to school out and guess what? It means "crooked women, for Heaven's sake, don't let anybody .“‘VV!1' 5^ iS-al'0^ Cooley on your recent mar. lucre to do U pretend he's your own - — - ■ i beautiful bride even If youd had to here And say, listen fellows, you know j greetings to your wife. Your- grandnose. I've been trying to—make mn. wear rubber boots-not a tmiblv pvt cLorraine J T|)i: Walter* Barry County has a young army Mjrnrthlng of It but these clouds - - --------------„ t..v Co S) t Mrd nn now in the Service, 1300 of you Kim Slater ' IX’n u we*r*ng a medal for expert have the down. Arty smart cracks You can get their "number" al­ “ | markimaiuhrip too. Don's addreks ^t youd still have been a ut Platoon U S Armv strong, but you o't not to (owl the from .the gallery will be appreciated. most instantly by placing a stack .y picture. > Good luck, kids C1Uni) Barkeley. Texas gals from this mans town I Marion Unquote. . of assorted magazines nearby and Like the sentry who had prac---------------Donald Doyle Sawyer and Anne vanWeatrenen ter. even if you did get her out of I Just walling --It:;’.- for Jur.c June 24th L. Li cidr . Lorraine), brother. Rex's address is— noting which one he selects. Th* t—... all .11 became on that h....-! R(_x Wj|ltm ^,00323 have Joined up with' the WAVES. Heed for hours saying. "Halt, who i Co. C. 383rd. Inf. bed about ?? . । June Leary dav I Last week we delivered a knock- last time 1 tried this trick, my sail­ Camp White. Ore. You know fellows a couple of those goes there?" and then stopped the Hi! Jack Laubaugh. we hear she will be 20 year* of ave and old j Co. C. 30! ' - Inf out blow to the high cost of living or grabbed Render's Digest and good looking teachers I Of course 1Captain and said. Halt, took who's Even though we have quite a few you've decided you're getting two enough to join'the womans Marine । —• . | by canning dandelion greens. Next turned to an article on science. is old Z. C~ again with *<i fellows out there with Don he hasn’t vear* of geometry in five weeks I Corps. Site's enrolled nnd "11 se’. | A PO Jt Div. you know about Ann* Pcrrv wgy hen .....!" it — — Camp Philjl'w. Kamas .winter when the wiruf Is howiin? Thl* I* one of my pet subjects and out there In the Pacific, and Vir­ package of smokes for Darrell Al- }ct met anyone from home.’’Hello’ and y«ur story about the candy I wblch_U certainly worth 'telling it t • • ! and the snow 1s flurrying, we will we talked each others' arms off and ginia Bates, another one of our good '“rich und new* for the rest of you. .o njj Of you at camp White—hope from home Ls a new one. Usually ! tr. ihr Marines' rauie June will be May 9. 1943 have a delectable touch of spring Grted yelling about electron* un­ looking nuraea who answered her Before .we forget, let us know I you'll'meet ouH 'meet up' up'with with the gungsoon. gung soon. Hie tnck seems to be to get one !a 'pretty Important addition HI Sis and Frank, on the table, say nothing of a powite was out of sight I had a hot- you are. ’hat's new with you. how Dareid Cunn Cunn-­ niece before the rest of the fellows their branch of the 'erylre. Marthi ; . R^rivcd i letter ream Uncle’s call Heard today that Ann -what's On Tuesday, Pfc. Dareld -mi *a *tew “ — ‘ irful lot of Vitamin A units. picture of the critters but couldn't Nickson, technician at our <rood ol’ ।and all that. Here are a few of lhe ingham (Nashville) arrived home take over but you say you have to Jean Schad of Middleville wa*. our n-.o |JUI jlavc been too bmv to 1 find it. of course. I bet he rememhospital, has joined the WAACS. latest bits we've heard----for a 10 day furlough and ’IL* great cat It all up the first day or take ! fir” ladv mtrinc—good luck to 1 iiri&wer ....------ until ..-----------------------------------. | pm getting so that I a mashamed tonight. Have hown and will be leaving us soon. )wd with vrui About the young couple who were to be home, says Darcld. 'but 10 a elllh riub to bed you to k»-t. keep the both of yOU girl' I? thousand miles In the »T|tP to soldiers. Every lime there Laurence Barnett was telling me :married In a jeep and now they days Isn't long enough.' 'Of course, mice from making off wRh the rest ■ l,'l.nJrrr 'V*'■ hive been out west. Ls n nc< epidemic of strikes. I JonIn Uy first 12 months of the he added, 'it's better than nothing.' during the night. All of which goes the other •*sy about John. The live ’hoppliy' ever after. 5-11-43 firricd a plane out there and to- 5jder the enormous wage* the present war, 891427 American troop* number of hours that fellow has in to prove. 'If it isn't one thing itX Dear Folks. And then about the new giant His address is— , dev. have b-en doinv hlch nl ’ l't'de strikers are already getting, then I were embarked for overseas duty Pfc. Dureld Cunningham the air looks like lhe government bombers that are equipped with another,’ eh Jack. Well write you Here are some picture* taken of . photographic wont Uastm to 1* 570 consider what the members of the rhat as compared with 366603 men in Co. C. 62nd. Medical Bat. at— debt I always knew he’d make ;kitchens so when Lhe cook wants to some of the planes we Hy here and on some of the stuff Have b—n In ' armed forces are ire getting nnd and OIV- the same period of 1B17-1918. Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Cadet Jack LAubatlgh good. cne taken of a couple of guys taking : ti.e air pw.t of the dav Didn't get ing iixu,. and ana Ii am ashamed to my soul CATAWBA College ~r Home for the first time ... .. Captain Bob Bronson’s aunt Dor- : Limiting the quanUty of steel their text parachute iumt>s They ! limo off fdr church even that there are Americans like these, these. sen showed me some pictures the loop. Well, we're like that—believe months Is Herbert Smith who Is SalLibury. North Carolina i take pictures of all of us its ft* (i» we I Today wqs was the first goad day du. we f If I lived in Hastings, do you used in bed springs Is resulting In now a Sergeant from Texas. Her­ Remember tltat old song Jack, i jum) other day up at the Coffee Shop. ।everything we heard. *i -•’«<and .tow ... us mw.our mhUtkca. i1 .: have had ... I’d do? I'd put up a sign an annual saving In steel sufficient show in — months, i.it 'earns, a*id n-ia ' know what Did you miss thU sad lament of bert had training In teletype and "Nothhig Could Be Finer Than To don't know If either one of them Is ‘ so we all hud our hands full Some You remember lhe Coffee Shop, ■’OwvJr. । in the USO Room that read: to meet the steel requirement* for radio nnd is now with lhe personel Be In Caroline In Tlie Morning — me or not. All I know Is thit they nf the pilots don’t you fellows?—Hastings’ social lhe 'Inhibited Sergeant'— didn't «n get >11 In .>.1 till 's-ven WANT! —3 MEMBERS OF THE 88 Liberty Ships. la uiuni ”11 WANTED division which he likes a lot. While canter. I couldn’t quite figure out THE ONCE OVER. how about it. fellow? nre of the same bunch that jumded tonight. I got through at a Utile I got through nt a little -------------------------------------------- -------home the family made up for Inst Kt where they were taken, but he­ Keith Sage has graduated from I wjth me. we jumped from a trans- I after five (A Drill Sergeant Speaks.) and ........... celebrated for .... last Christ- (hr David Rankin Jr. School of---....~ ..... -------at• — — ••ft. re me brother, he looks like the You think you’ve a lough jokjn time «xirt- -• plane 2o00 . wP expect things to happen out mas and Herb's birthday, which was . Mechanical Trades of St Louis. Mu. shiek of Araby. Tills is a new base here. In fact went any day. A lot of people are j Iceland or Nome; And say didn't R-l. Lester De­ Ill swap you the one that they ve It has only been In commission for ; going to get hurt. Vault give ths natives somethin’ to a week. None of the barracks are i T reived the box of cookies and i slipped me,at home. think about? But then you know- I’m training the women lhe best turned out for thLi double celebra­ Cainn Sutton N C— compietcu completed nni not even ute the one* ones we |ccin in(ly dy some lhnP Hine aK0 ago. jI rinlJ don't l know i FREE PRIVATE DEMONSTRATION { tion—It was somethin'! Herb, re­ beautiful Colorado Springs. Pikes live in. I have been here alxiut k j toid you or not. thev Camr that I can turned Tuesday for— Peak, and charming Winnie Jpnn- But HiI^^Snn^^d2,^Jl?h'‘Slt,'rou«h ,n «00d ,nd »Trf can’t yell the things that Id' By New York Laboratory-Trained Expert . > / Sgt. Herbert P. Smith aon-I’l) bet he* glad that Uncle the mew hall In anod enou.h shape BUre Rood X-VI. b«.n looking for a yell to a man. Co. A. Ifltlt sig. Opr. Bat. Ls r-, ~ Corporal ronw/a* Re d Furrow who is ,o PBt ln Wc havc t)PPn eating gam said "Come on brother . and JUNE STH FROM 10 A. M. TO 8 P. M. LViJr. W.‘2? from Mom that she Fort Sam Houston. us ton. Texas anxious to know whether there are ashore. ....... . i, b0’ R)lethings then was good enough to send nun ."Eyes right, ya gorilla!” I once used We hment a hangar yet. hnd ;rnt HOTEL HASTINGS PHONE 2608 t. Commander ken any other Hastings fellows nt Fort Greetings. Lt. oat there. They’re a swell cowrif. All of the planes are worked nn i ... . r.to shout. »> San Lawton or Fort Lewis. Wash. as outside. Hie radio shack is really Nehde ^^tog nt the De­ .and everybody around the ol town But that and "Hay Fathead!" are McIntyre <Katc• and Janet) In • Whether you arc a mild, medium or severe case ZTl a shack this time, built beside Hie ? ‘ ,J .'ml tn kZ’n 11-1 Francisco. Did you know when is Wishing them well. both slrickly out; riniuravc * KUCSS- It Helps to KCCp Iter blt'V Then you remember what “band- ,Of jobs In the service lhe hardest came the mail to Jack Stem from whether you use a hearing aid or not... important dis-, , l“nd ,akr up a little spare time. All . Doc. McGuffln a pamphlet from the , Corporal Reid Furrow some son of a gun U. U mine— ti?Vhnvo'toVnk.!1 ’ll n£dCrwiCh ,‘aVr ,ron* 1,eri' hns been cancelled 235th M. P. Co.. covcrics nuke possible the greatest help ever wa*.’ I guess a couple of the local I’ve got to discard all my old Army Chamber of Commerce at Traverse UP have to take shower. nnH wn.h j hftvfn-t any |()pa 0{ whcn Fort Lawton. Wash. City that the front page picture of tings girls are wondering about our clothes in cold water, because offered to the hard of hearing. Convenient line. . get down that way now. Well, I've a Northport catch or beautiful lake How Ls this for some deluxe visit­ we haven’t any laundry.the girls over in Australia. By the gol to gel a little shut eye so will terras. Ask for Acousticon. No Obligation. way that reminds me. Franx s Did privates toe In! I could yell. trout were held between you’ Ken. ing? Herman Bcsamer and Archit We have pretty good chow though, sign oil for tonight. and Bob O’Conner. Jack wonders If Vaugh called on Fay Marble. Her­ but mother and I were talking a day or "Listen stupe. we seldom get any butter, but Love. so ago. and She told me of an In You do that again you’ll get socked they are exploiting you two. or th* man a week ago Sunday und Archit I don’t mind that Bob fish. Anyhow, well all be glad two weeks ago Tuesday. Ray Is in terr^ting meeting between Lieuten­ for a loop!" The nearest town Is five miles, R. J. Barry. CA P. when wou're back home and can go ant Frank and Bill Gladstone .“Chins up. ya baboons!" was my it Is a small place, but the people Operations Dept. flshin* whenever you please. Glad These two fellows were kids to­ cry through the day. are real friendly and there are USNAB . gether In the grades. They *en| But drilling the dames, well. It to get your letter about visiting the islands! We ll sure be glad to check plenty of good looking girls around. Kmllak. AHi.ika • Dr.) 'Sid' Shipmans and interested with you Fay when you get back. through high school together. I We fly SNJ-4's here. They are a Bob Is now Chief Aviation Pilot and In knowing that 'Sid* Is president of Bet you fellows had a great old con ­ guess they went to college together, HEARING AID BASED.OH U S GflVERNMENi HKOINC . low winged plane with retractable been nt his present station for and each answered his countrys “Eyeo right! Are ye cockeyed?" I’d his County Medical Society. Dr. flab when you got together. Good landing gear, with two cockpits has nine month.* Ken’s address Is— luck to all of you. call and had nbl seen each other veil In loud tones. both enclosed. They are equipped (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 2.) Lt. Commander K. S. McIntyre ■Hello’ Don Dokey—so you're In for a long time. When one day But now it'* "Please try once again. Hotel El Cortex the good ole U.S.A, since May 15th Lieutenant Frank, "torrdng^ Ms Mrs Jones!" San Francisco. Calif. and for several months too. Guess base from a mission in Australia "Hey! Throw out your chest. Stow Atta boy. Michael H. Ulrich, for yodr first objective was Arlington. that barroom effect!" or some other hb plane with his ouHIL. <Are In the discard; they ain’t quite your promotion to private first Va. 'Where your nine month old son. class. We understand you're now that you've never seen, is waiting stood Bill Gladstone. I<LUt'ito> have correct! sat In on the conversation. Will you enrolled at Keesler Field. Biloxi. for you. Don'*’address for the nresent is— ever forget the fine smile each of "Hy mug! Wipe that grin off!" I MUs.. in the huge B-24 Liberator Sgt. Maj. Donald T Doxey mechanics school. Let us know your loved that so much. them has? Hq. Parachute School I didn't get a chance to see Whit­ But can’t use it now for It lacks the address 'Mike.' M.C.B. Camp Gillespie Selected for advanced study on ey Weyerman when he was home, right touch; San Diego Calif. but the bunch around town tell me "Ya bowlegged scarecrow!" 1s off the basis of aptitude tests taken as Pvt. Ralph w. Hawthorne at a recruit in the U. S. Marine Corps your routine: he has lhe same ol stuff on the ball that he always had. .He go. It's now "Watch your form, if Li Junior H. Hill, son of Mr. and Camp Santa Anita. Arcadia. Calif, Mrs. Fred L. HUI. (Nashville R. 2) now wears a medal of Expert in you don't mind. Miss Green I" cracked up a little, but us you d exrifle shooting because of his accur­ nnd he's now attending Machinist's ncct he’s taken it like a man. and &er.tand is going back foj-more. "C’mon. ya bls droop, get some snap Mate school at Great Lakes. Good acy- on the range at the west coast ordnance Trtnlng Center. For you for you fellow. I haven’t heard about Dave Good­ In them- knees!" fellows over at the Seal Ar lock Co. Aviation Cadet Hollis D. Tsenhath year My it doesn't seem possible Went well with by old squad, but has been transferred from Colum­ where Ralnh used to work, the offi­ NEVER with THESE! (hot guy is ** big as his dad. but wherever he Is. Ill gamble *ee '"Your shirt's out ya dumbbell!" I bus. Ohio. to the following address: cial report says. "Pvt. Hawthorne compiled the score that enables him .lull 1 wlA you A. C. HollU D. Isenhath can't yell no more— have seen John Larsi-n when he Forgive -me my groans. H's one heck dropped into the office wmetlme aoTHe looked to me ns if he could w on about fifteen Hein les and "That hat Is no ale can to hang on give them the works, single handed. one earl" And o? say. talk about morale, or Is now out of order with "Puli In rptrit whatever Jt 1— the other yer rearr day Harmon Wilcox came into the But this Is what slays me nnd makes ofnee and said “Kim. I want to get my head dance: into this thing. I don t want to No more can I bellaw. 'Hey. pull wait around until that eighteenth up them pants!” —Sarge Percival Dandy. Mrtttday". He'll carry me ball on the Street—1st Lt. Hoerry •Xa’LESrd IO M Seen Roush -25> looked Jaunty tha house the other night. I hod and trim when he stooped over In goae to bed. and he came up and town enroute from Port Monmouth. VITAMIN 8 COMPLEX Mt down on the edge of the bed. N. J. to Camp Livingston. La. and I couldn't get over how swell Snerrv has lust finished nine weeks the guys look*. He ll be as handsome ,school in the signal corps nnd he • CAPSULtS left Thursday for his sew station. a* the Mayor 'ere long. By the way. that reminds me. you can t biome •Howdv' Robert Burick. hrnne Mode by a great labora­ that handsome lieutenant who fwn VnHrtown. Vs. Ixtok* like you and the Navy agree with each comes over here to call on Leonetory and sold .to you with Harry Dunn came Into the Dratt ☆ When the Navy puts in a call for increased pro­ Board the other day; he had *ome this guarantee i take Bexel pictures of hl* two sons. Alpheou*. for-ton days, if at Jh» end and.Kenneth I remember when tne । duction, it is not calling on big industrialists alone! first one went. We had a shin dig of the time you don't, feel up at the Commercial Club for him. Seems like a long time ago. but IT1 . bettor, your money backl bet those guys know lhe answers. It is calling on small business's that have been con You know. I don't blame Dr. Waiton for being proud of Junior. Isn t he a swell looking fellow? Junior. I verted to war uses-and it is calling on every individI mean—I wonder wliat that Irish­ 100'1 man. Hugh Kelly, la doing? I'd like to have a ring ride seat when that fl.', t'fi CHANS*;AP«n. kid take* a crack at a "Sub . Ill ual American! Banks all over the country have heard bet the Helnies will think all the Irishmen In Dublin have turned the cry and willingly taken aver their part of the job! One of our doctors. Capt. Ray ' Paint over your wallpaper with Finnic is training to become a flight surgeon. He was home not so They have mad'' tremendous loans to keep the wheels long ago. and I'll bet Clark Gable Clip This List doesn't make a bit better looking HXLITE WASHABLE CASE1NE PAINT officer, and I know darn well he Of Radio Shows Uni as good an officer. You should of industry rolling, to help more and more factories have seen Lt. Com. Ken McIntyre MONDAY EVENING— when he was home. He seems to Variety of colors. 5 lbs. makes 5 qts. point $J25 •'Major and lhe Minor” have taken on a little around the win the navy "E" flag for Excellence and speed in mldshlpa, If that’s lhe proper nauGinter Roger*. Ray Mil­ tlcal term, but he’s still the same ol' Ken. land. production. Your savings have helped. Keep Saving! Fellows did you know the ol' town TUESDAY EVENING— had produced a General, and he's a real one tool Gen. Gladdeon "Burns and Allen" at Barnes, of the Ordnance DepartBuy War Savings Bonds 8 P. M. ment. HU sUter, Blanche Potts, Top-flight comedy. showed me an article the other day and Stamps Hara—-NowI in one of the War Office PubllcaWEDNESDAY Evening beaatifally don. I.... tlons. In which he was credited with -Mayor of the Town" being the best man in the World, in at 8 P. M. 33c ’ ENLARGEMENTS hl* line of business. With Lionel Barrymore. । I was certainly proud to learn I about lhe promotion of mv good THURSDAY EVENING friend. Lieutenant Colonel Harold "Major Bowes AmiPelham. He. Too. has a lot on the tenrw" at 8 P. Mball. It makes you klnda proud of Talented entertainer*. the ol' town. I rd like to know whether Dick and Every Puxh Button Set I Don Flngleton can handle a gun as "Fifty-Six Yean of Qonlinuoiu Service** Should Inclade WKZO! I well as they used to a golf club? Dorwused to caddy for me when he wasnl any bigger than the golf PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ^If I wasnl afraid you'd get tired HASTINGS PHONE 2115 of it. I'd tell vou about; a hundred ON THE HOME FRONT.SSa™ KZII I Y ji’S'b >Sm" HARD OF HEARING? K ACOUSIKON ^9999999999^^99^99999^99999999999999999^999999999999901 HI, MISTER! How About Keep ing Production On McKESSON'S An "E" Flag Basis? BEXEL WKZD xo-. 98* On all financial matters, see the banker . . . first FREE DEVELOPING 3c LyBARKER’S Save and Buy Bonds to Prevent Inflation ©HASTINGS CITY BANK �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1M3 home south of town, later going on 1 Mrs. Burdette Wadd with her moth­ Betts of Grand Rapids spent the I at St. Louis. Mo., with her brother.> Sunday afternoon and also were at I to Wayland where they visited herder. Mrs. Jennie Bovee a* co-hna- weekend with her parents Rev. and James McKevitt who U in the navy j tlie Caledonia cemetery where her aunt. Mrs. Lina Ryno and other f tes*. * Birney Gordon of Tampa. Mrs. Geo. Curtis and other Jdlddle- and there far some InptrucUon I parents are buried. * Mr. and Mrs. They had visited DlekH parent* in i Glenn Carveth and Mr*. Fronu De­ relatives. The dmltlis ware former Fla. spent from Saturday until Kentucky and are likely at their ■ ■ tiim lh.v vlulOja in *•jura, ““ naijll Middleville rraidenu. Her taihor. Tuesday with friends in thta vicinErnest Smith al one timeran a . ity. Mr. Gordon who was a former planing null here and also operated resident of the weal coumy line, the first garage in town, now the arrived in Micnigan tost week lor site of the Flnkbelner Hardware. * a 'Jure months visit with relative: Tlie home ol Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and friends. * Mrs. Burdette Wadd Thede of Leighton was the scene ol . uccompunted Mrs. Clayton Brand*ere also visiung Auuuivurc at Miss Virginia wguare. woo। a family gathering on Sunday celt- Metter and daughter bally of Hu­ gusta Grand Rapids vUlted Ida mother. will relative® Sunuay. w inc ‘ a vunc unde. Many loreb brating the Joint birthdays of Mrs I'»»» tb Grand Rapids. Wednesday. vme Mrt. Clara cuter Decoration Sun­ Kilts ue tanu mage io Uuuuig lucoday io and her father. Jacob Klump * Mr. und Mrs. George Demin- of ururlev t'atss iiuiuiy moved tu " were received und ah iuiu .• day. * Mr*. Ida AMrman und her uue evening. * aius t-velyn Qeuaes.. Thede । unenvilie Friday tram tne Arnold ‘ Uic grana lodge mveung. of Grand Rapids both May 3U. Be, Grand Rapids Were VUHora at Mt. daughter. Mrs. Clare Sullivan and a senior at Michigan State college sides her parents and the immediate Hope cemetery' Bunday and called place anown auu ua tne urObcieim-l-' fadEily. ah of Waylnd vicinity were nome. ine Cico Cummings ranuij i family, others present were Mr. and • on their cousin^ Charlra Skinner spent lhc Decoration houaliys wiui Deaeration visitors ol tier brotherMrs. John Thede and Robert Ro- • und Gertie Harris st their home win move into lhe vacated nouae »□ ‘ zetna of Grand Rapids and Mr. and ‘northcast of town. * Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley are moving into ' blewart BWevl u nutiuj vudung iui Mrs. Wilber Klump of this vicinity i Vance bhurp were home from Um- Uio nune where the Cummings ‘ HIV were Sunday dinner gueste of Mr. And Mra. Willis Parmelee of sing where he is employed, for Dec­ lived, w Pk'l. btanley Johnson has * her brother at Vermontville when- callers at the TtioniM Gillette home. « fuUy convalesced from his hospital ut mouwi. *ira. James Fendei. and sister Peggy, un a Hl teen oay their way to Wayland. * Mr. ano Hopkins and Walter Bender and oration Day. * Mr. and Mra. Olenn stay they decorated her parents graves on the Ft. Meade Camp, Mury- 1 ney returned to tne cuy ouiuu. funougn from vamp PiuUips. itniMrs, Albert Wlerlnga of tlie wan little son Donald were Sunday din- Allas and Min Dickie of Grand land ntand expected to spend Dec­ Ims..'He mused seeing hu brother county line and Mr. and Mis. Edw ner guesu of Mr. nnd Mra. Philip | R«pW-. Halted his grandmother. oration Day visiting the cemetery ‘ Marian who had been nome but had In the afternoon all drov- ; Mrs Sylvia Allen and lhe Glenn * Mrs. Andrew Uackler is spending TMnni. local spent Sunday after­ Bender. 1 Blodgett h05|>ital in .Grand Rap- Allen family M Parmelee. Monday. at Arlington. * Kenneth Vogel ami era at the Penuer nome dunuuy a few days at Morley with her noon at the Jomuon-Wienitga home to Ids and visited Walter’s wHejdUl' * Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Johnson were Mr. und airs. Med Btagel m l.-na sjray w vuicaoiu* visrivo am. brottier. Anton Beu-con and family south of town. * Mrs. Wayne Flee­ new visited Mrs. Vogel and the Henry baby son. 12Hie- -DSKald nc- and baby and Mr and Mra: John ruunwui. tony dugel und luiuib and other relative^ Mr. Gackler nor. nee Ethel Hclrigvl. called at cmnpanMi 1iU grandparents to Hop- .Johnson of Charlotte were visitors Brog family. Sunday. Glad to sec ui ualcttunia. alt: and Mrs. taiuivrJ Mury Uray on Dreoral ton Day. and Uic Stokoe home Thursday wnUe and their daughter, Mrs. Carl Se- driving wnere she taught ! ! i n toyed meeting old trietxt* ut uufrom Gram! Rapids to her kin*. * Mr and Mra. George Mac- I at (he cemetery. Decoration Dav. Polly back ut town gar and two children took tier north years. * Mu* Geneva ‘ iexerebes at Uic cemetery * Mra. Albion home. * Miss Donna Gnl- Iver of Grand Rapids were weekend 1 * Mrs. Ann Hraselsweet of Re«-d for so many of Adrian visited her broth- 1 Earl VonStcklc accompanied by her ster visited her grandparent® at visitors of their son. Norman and । City vi.MU'd her sister, Mrs T. JI Stacker er. Gerald and wife over the week- 't7rmr^Aiwmar"Mildr^*nim*iLb*'m ‘ P**®**. Mr nnd Mr-5' Miner Palfamily. * We regret to hear tint Berry and family Bunday toTuej;Howard City lust weekend. * Mr. happy parents of another son born FannerT*nw<.L1a,er were *“ Pt‘rcy Jon“ lwtt)luU end. a Mr. and Mr*. William Camp- 1 Mrs T. J. Berry is ill and by docday morning. * New mompmniA in and Mrs. Herman McConnell of in Miodtett hoabital. Grand Rap­ bell and small son John of Detroit 'terS^iLr^n uMavine wiro * ul Battle Creek one day l*at week tor's orders remaining in bed for Ml. Hope cemetery |«ve recenth Holland si>ent Decoration Dav and ids. Saturday morning. May 29. The two or three week*. * Decoration 'been set at the Albeit Fry and’C. spent the weekend with hi* father. little one wieghe 7 lbs B ozs. * tlie latter part of the week at their visitors at the Fred Stokoe M Hinckley lots * William Trum- Civarles Campbell and alx» visited hwmtn ot HattteCrcM vtatwi mr Bahner. wiio recently wa* brought Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brace and home in Middleville. * Mrs. Ray Dav home. were Mra Ora Hinckley and ble of northwest Thomapple with her mother. Mrs.. Vem Smith and mother Mra^Halu^Suuth^vCT uw ,nim 0V‘,,’bcflJ‘ ulad to k,,ow U|CK Leon Williams of Detroit were vu- Potto spent a few days recently children. MIm Doris Hinckley- and hu son and son-in-law. celebrated family. * Mr. and Mra. Seward w^-ndMbunctotUcALer* wJre !! S unprovmg although not jet able to iton of reiaUves and friend.-, in with her cousins. Scott Campbell Paul Hinckley and wife of Jackson hU 70th birthday. May X! by utant- Brock and daugter Harriet, and his ' Middleville from Friday over Mon­ and Mrs. Aiuiabel Huntington at Other callers were Mr. and Mr.' | ing n large victory garden * Mr. mother. Mra. Elizabelh Brock all • day. and stayed al the Hotel. * Mrs Merritt. * Mr. and Mrs Noah John Thede of Grand Rapids. ♦ and Mrs. French of Grund Rapids of Grand Rapids were Sunday vlsi- • M “"StrSiS ’ iKWtwSS/Si Kk >!“. ?au«r Kraft were Decoration Day visitor* tors of Mis. B's parents. Mr. and of tier sister. Mrs. Ines Jordan. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean nnd son who recently purchased the Breeze M*. I. R. Pindle. * Mrs. Lucile Mofher mother. Mrs Bertha Karr I McDyer place near Parmelee nre wife oi wue of urana Grand rvapim. Rapids. hui and uk the ch Ste«— K remaining for a week's visit, — w- andRochester were visitors of ht»: nlcclv settled in.their new home * fit Van Wie to recovering from an 1 wart Rigter family drove to Newton. Norman Maclver hu been oft wort of Jer? Calin1 ■ tZ. ter- Mr* Arnold Parker. John lias attack of appendicitis. Her father. iretadi ' mother and brother. Mrs. Martha I Supdav callers at the home of Mr • Sunday where her mother is burled. । and confined to his home in the Dean and Glenn Dean and family and Mrs William J. Liebicr wen- Nathan Mofflt ha* been xuisting J i tna'ti for few dava 111 With WBtadh Spaulding of Muskegon nnd Met over ln«t weekeiKl Mra. Katr re- Mr and Mrs J C McKinneV mi'! in her can- a.* her husband is em- j Clayton Lockwood of Kalamazoo bronchitis. * Mias Jeunetie Rukx malned for a week's visit with Mra । .*>n D.Wid and Mr. and Mt John uloyed in a defense factory. * Billy ■ the were Sunday Bunaay visitors at ut the ine home nunn- returned to her work at — - —Bell -rand accompanied Mr. and i A. Campbell nnd son Robert, of Sund.-fur has been transferred from 1 of Mr. and Mrs E. F. Blake * Tlie Telephone office in BatUc Crock. Dean uude*°114 Frctlerick and Donald of Argle Wlndes when they re- (Grand Rapids. * E. E. Hickman left tlie Great Lakes Training Station* •'GilleUi- Lnrt i u-k i C ar.1 James McDonald home, once Uie Tuesday after a couple days visit Mra. Norfolk. Va. He b< now a hot- 'o? Grand“ttimdi Hastings’ were greeting old friends n_,i_ property. . iw.ii i.nt >'<■ nt ® home. Mr atiH ltrs.and Hum * Mr. Mrs. Harry turned to Rovnl Oak. this Monday. I early Saturday morning for their to Will DeGolla - has ben * Mra. Lenna Kirkpatrick went to old home nt Wiirsafw. Ind wnere hr pltal apprentice second cltus. * Tlie the Mr i ln.n,.r. town' Decoration Kayner. nee Opal Smith, of Lansing Unproved unprovea with wun new aiding, lumna. paint (ami vp-. ■—— Uie liuiiii ol ot im his rnrnt aunt Mra. Della , ii,,. a h Day. p .ri.*. il—Sunday iu,m.. Rapids this Monday for a will spend a few days with hi-, Young Woman’!. Guild cleared $11 Allen un Decoration Day. * A pleasI M?1 and“ m«% o White and other change- ♦ Mrs. Louise drove over Sunday morning and ate Grand tlielr baked goods sale Sat­ Cleveland of Grand Rapids visited | breakfast at the Johnson-Wleringa few days visit and will attend the brother-in-law who !■> vere Hl- * from ant gathering of relative, ana । imd Mrs?Vera wedding of Miss Lucy Ann Kirk- Miss Pauline Benaway of the Bell urday. * Mr and Mra. F. H. Bar­ friends was held at the home o: " : ,p !SJX o ? i>u ,t * Patrick, daughter of Mrs Arthur. Telephone office al Battle Creek. ber of Gand Rapids spent Uic week­ Kirkpatrick, at St. Paul’s Episcopal spent Sunday night and Monday end at their cottage "Barber church. Tuesday evening. * Mrs 1 ut home. * Decoration Day weekend Shoppe" at Gun lake. Several lo­ P^int »-,n.T\V u > Mr.6®?,’ ,nR The prnlrte 8ch«»1 wlU ,nCrt °'„n!ire^r’n« Sunday. June 6 and the Jackaon Maud Davidson of Kalamazoo is । visitors at the home of Mrs Isabel cal people were at their cottage* spending three weeks with her i Lepper were her i.ohs luclun and this Monday. * Rev. Ralph Hiu-pcr Moore and son Russell. Mr. and .rhool rlL.trlet (in June 13 * Mn You Get Real Wilson and duugfitei u-iDuth v and Mra Cha* Baker mother. Mrs. S. Norlin southwest . Lynn of Detroit, and her daughter. end friend* of Flushing Will come Mrs. Dick und Mr. and Mra. Monroe tfxnt Friday with Mr mid Mra i of town. Another daughter. Mrs ' Mrs J. L Hodgson aud husbanu Tuesday tor Ralph’s wife who has Judy, all of Grand Rapids. Mr. und Duffev nt Gun teice u d v" Pearl Jackson also visited her re- | of Kalamazoo who also visited her been spending several week* at tin- Gibb*, Mrs EllsUMTh Moore of GtecnvtUe. A?d tlw Yankre^tt'isc^mel^. , cenlly. * Mr and Mrs. Day Hough i daughter. Mrs Roy Steen and fam- Wm. Hariicr home. Ralph, who was ’i ,io*g"berk * Mrs Man- Wonderdud was a cal| and friends of Sunfield attended I ih’ * Mr and Mra Ena, Prl<.- unfortunate to break his leg early' 5°^’ i >er of Mrs. Minnie Johnson. BiunI the school musical Priduv evening brought her mother. Mra. Jennie ta the year can now get about some to rJ’ralm1 r n, •■“■•o. w vet «,» rtav shp wtU at McKee's ~~ - m the gueste of Mr and Mra Ger- Bo-, .-v, who has been spending sev- with tlie. use of a crutch * Mrs. !•;**» ‘ J vj uu, >>uiui>. t n-nrembered as Jmn vu.red her friend rrw-.d Miss D10;>acr a former teacher ta 0"1 Inwn 2CU** vtoited I aid Stacker ♦ George Moon of the | eral weeks with them nt Jackson Duane White accompanied by her , J I Grand Rapid* spent the weekend homo Saturday evening and re- aunt Mrs. Schantz, left lust week Letta Jackson on lhe west county Middleville schools, who with her i at their Middleville home. * Dec- | malned until Sunday night * Na- for Washington state where they »ne, Sunday evening aud Mdndav husband are moving to lheir farm No matter what you bring i oration Day visitors of Mr. and I than Mofflt and niece. Mra. Da­ will visit Duane and the latter’s a»d «»h wme other girl friend* near Caledonia after some year* Conserve For your car in for, you're I Mrs. Ralph Teeter und daughter gannn Gailrulth gave a lovely bnn- son. both in army camp*. * Mrs. h-lped Ix-ilu celebrate her 13th I spent in Pontiac. * Tile Deila Al­ Betty ta aYnkcc Springs were his cue’ Monday evening. May 24 in Maud Cross relumed home Satur- birthday. May 31. * Fred While of len Past Matrons club will be cnVICTORY guaranteed thp best in and — Monday i tertlined al the Eastern Sur hall nephew. Mr. and Mra. Dunean Tec- honor of the famous four birthday*, day evening from LunMng whereJ> Jackson spent Sunday V*L L®>nu Whiu* mother, Mrs. Lena White 1 priday afternoon with pot-luck ter and two sons. Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. Ira GUlaspic of Way- she had been caring for her daugh- with hl* mother. workmanship and the low­ . ☆ ■ Duncan. Jr. of Parts. Mra. Law- t land. Mr. and Mra Wm. Trumble ter-ta-luw who wa* recovering from onp’!3,K. * ‘ “mrr. Mra Myrtle Shaw and est in prices. Now, more an operation. ♦ Mr. and Mra. James tence Dav of Big Rapid*. Mr. nnd end Mr. and Mrs. J co Schnurr, JoMra. Edith Stokoe ore co-hMteiwe*. *<fur,2Hl,Mee * There have been several, very Mrs. Neal Newton and daughter cal were guests. The dinner Included Sanborn of Make City were greet­ than ever before we wont BUY BONDS Ora of Freeport. Mr. und Mra Ver- a birthday club, candy, cigars for tag old friends at the Memorial mWAt.‘2r?,m4SJvMS-JUHU? FL'hcr hlea.,ant social events in town this ft?,M?r Wa3 1>a5t wrck but llm<‘ “nd Rpi,Ct’ for* non Newton of Belding and the the gentlfinen nnd souvenirs tor service* Sunday, having apent the to prove to you that we and STAMPS Wiliam Hnwlcy family of Battle the ladies. Mra. Gailrulth vtsited weekend with relatlvcsTn East Cal­ the former Alice Hllger whose pur- tsiclA tv* extensive occount. a* wc really know how to bring Creek. * Mra, Ray Lyon* is con- I her grandmother ta Tratersc City edonia. * Mrs. Robert BarUi of San Th? John«nnBrnr2’i?wd'?h,’Sr>n Ltf’”- | would like to make. * The Epworth Diego. Calif, who ho* been spending fined to her home by sickness for recently. * Frank Lee and dawh,n League young folks arc fitting up To Speed Victory better and economical whlch we are all sorry. * Mr und 1 ter Ml * Edna have purchased the tcn< days’ with her grandmother. idence in Mldd.cvdle. * Ells Cross two robins in what wu* formerly Mrs. Will Johnson nre stayink at home of George Masters on Ar­ Mrs. Sarah Boyce, left this Mon­ Prompt known a* the Hungcford building. performance to your car. their cottage at Deep lake * The I llngton St. Mr. Masters und son day for Cadillac, her childhood “ rar bc!!“: Wann Hte Club lunch room and £?.*. “* nch ,Krn°’ °"e roo,n »« to be window at tlie Bedford Hardware 1 Richard of Grand Rapid*, and his home where she will visit hergrand- ^mhas attracted considerable utten- I daughter. Mra. Mildred Mlckil of father. Perry Powers and other rel­ r wu .Oec Prrston nud useti for games and reading, the ra FiV ,arc lhl‘ !H* ‘T!'' io,h" ror «»,n« P°»R- The 'ounr tion ns it was filled with picture, Chicago have been in Middleville atives. * Mr. and Mr*. Horace Livof lhe boys In service from this I this past week caring for their - <rbood und Mr. and Mrs. Frank ~B<?„‘?.i,'CroH8SL?n h£ttv. nl t,w-«*»P,c necd some furnishings. community nnd also u picture of | household goods. * Mis.-. Jean Stim- Trouyat of Grand Rapids were Mra nire'p1!^},lk,b^aniP<ilaru*“V'. fl chairs, rugs, lamps and tonnes. If MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR andu,Uc daughter, you have something to help out. noMarlne Martha Jean Schnd. Two son of Battle Creek spent Saturday weekend visitors of Mra. L> sister. mH'., rii . o v have retuntetl to the r ufv Mis* Hester Soetcrs or any of • pictures those of En<dgn Donnld and Sunday nt home and nccom- Mr*. Dolly Johnson nnd daughter. 337 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE 15M I Hall and Radio Mnn Robert Corson, cunied her mother to St. Man’s Mra. Jerald Bedford and famllv. * mJ11,, ln, ' Vnno,!,tV Jo r ,,pcnd' । the League young folks. Alx>. they *wr : wlH nc’-'d some supervision of lhe | who have given their lives, bear gold hOMiltal in Grand Rapids to see her Mrs: Joe McClerkin and three m? ®’nH,*fraWw,C olv a, n d £Ic!S,n ll’ Fn" ।Ilionu and nl* iteklng the parente of daughters, and son Harry and fam ­ stars, and n silver star on that of brother Leonard ♦ Mr. asd Mrs. Ravmond Lewis, bombardier, son of Harold TenEyck nnd daughters. ily cf Hastings were visitors at Uic 7i?r.Jinnra'4Lcd S?rt5e?kall'..Sr’ al youns folk* to give some evening* S'S? !?dtfaSto’f, ?Tre I Io Wlth lhe yOllnK ,0,ks- Thls to I Mr. ano Mra. Walter LewLs of the" Gretchen and Katherine of Has- Parmele cemetery. Sunday nnd also Freeport vicinity, reported missing tings attended the Decoration Dav called on Mra. Sylvia Allen nnd Uie gueste of Mr. McKevitts sister. Mrs. a very good idea—a safe wholesome nainui. « in action in the European conflict > exercise* nt the cemetery nnd called Glenn-Allen family. Other callers r™-' Miac I1, w*-*™ O£u,!.d. JtaDids. * .‘ piace place iof for young ioik folks* to gamer gather ana Mrs. Harry Stimson have News wns received bv his parents at the W. K. telbler Iwmi'. * Mr. were Mrs. Denver Allen nf Grand v-’e '!right here ta In town for ua good time. on Friday, and we hone as in mnnv rnd Mra. E D. Lake returned to Rapids. * News from the Dick Sun- ■ been at St. Mary s hospital in w old Man Weather was quite kind Rapid* Id* much of the time Sunday afternoon nnd and held off the rnses he* happened. Raymoi'd will i their home In Vermontville this defur famiy who left Middleville Grand Rap I "turn alive * Tlie ’’in" meeting of Monday after visiting at the home ten dav* ago for their new home in ! fcr wvern) dnv* a* their son. Leon- showers during tlie urogram at the ' tlie Rouse circle will be held thl’ of her son Beryl Gillette since Califomtu. was to the effect that : «rd underwent a major ementenev cemetery grove, allowing a good I Thursdav afternoon at tlie home of ! Thilfsday. * Mr. and Mra. IxmiIm . they spent lust week Monday night , cneratton on Wednesday evening. gaUierlng o» people nd former resi!--------------------------------------------------- I a, cood recovery but dents who come back once a year V’w*»»LUittd two or three to pay tlielr respects to their dead ' I Carter and son and greet old friend*. -The high Robert and MK* Mvrihu Khitar of . school l>and /nd nuplls furnished crn Sla,f College at Kalri- : select Ion* for the program and the mazoo were gueste of Mrs. Minnie memorial nddreas was given by S. H. • rai'x^‘n.,.Su,.’?a». '’’on’1VK nnd ot* iQulnccfof the local Baptist church tended the Methodist church wor- with Rev I W. Minor nnd Rev. L ■,7’- t Mf- ad Mrs. Sidnev , chamber!' in also taking nart* In the , d’itghter Barbara of service. Tlie audience was very at­ ' Ytaitora of Mr. tenUve tn each number altho some wr*»W’ ,,d' Mon- were n little nervous nt limes for vgu f ,i a,ld Mra ’’ Brelen fenr n downpour wu* dur It wn* a visited his parent* at Caledonia ■ thoughtful crowd with many famher son Jerald Bedford and family over the weekend holidays. * Mrs.. Laurel Maclver. a student nurse atl Sparrow hospital in Lansing, visited1 1 Sgt Donald Leyendecker of Cahip Mra. Malcomb Mad ver at Parmelee,' Crowder. Mo., is enjoying a ten day furlough with his wife at the over Decoration weekend. * Mrs,' Kenneth Vogel was Iwatas* u> u‘ MIDDLEVILLE * SERVICE ☆ MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK IS RICH IN SUNSHINE Yc«. Sir! That good old “Sunshine Vitamin" is right "in there pitch­ in’ ’’! We couldn’t help but win, when we’re packed with such "rations of goodness"! REMODEL NOW! IT S YOUR DUTY to keep the home you love at its best. Consult The Hostings Build­ ing and Loan Assn, and dis­ cover how easy and eco­ nomical it is to remodel it and make it lost longer. PLAN: In order to moke it easy for you to re­ model property, the Hos­ tings Building and Loan Assn, can arrange financing. Money may be borrowed to convert a dwelling into war housing or to make it more liveable for you and your family. You may repay out of your income, over a period of time THE Conserve Bottles MILK •BEVERAGE♦BEER Aik For Hii If you arc planning to re­ model. repair or buy o home stop in and let us explain our plan. We Sell War Bonds and War Savings Stamps THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldfl. Members F. H. L B. Phene 2503 Conserve BOTTLES as you save tin cans and waste kitchen fats . . it's patriotic and practical! Modern battling equipment resferiliie* empty MILK, BEVERAGE and BEER BOTTLES .■*. gets them ready to make more trips to bring your fam- ily these products more quickly In glass bottles, the most afficient containers. Why leave them absen­ tee at home . . not serving you? It's patriotic and practical to join the Program for Bottle Conservation, GradeAMilkl HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4 Q< I BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY (/;r^ Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prbp. Hulince ilfcs having son* In Uic service and knowing not what the future held. At the close laps were sounded bv Miss Arlene William* and Frederick Grlffeth honoring the two local boys who died ta lite war—Ensign Donald Hall and Radioman Robert BARRYVILLE au*. utuuu-s reuiion and Mll;:ra tie urevg. Mrs. Madeline usiula rte-uey anu JOycc Eiauu: ot uou, Latorop aud ctiiiareti were Tuouuy ewiung cauer*. * Mr*. Clara uay ion Healy and daughter were Bun- taiwrenoL- Funr near Athens, w Mrs. J. J. WUhlls spent Tnurada/ nixnt and Friduy with Mr. ana Mra. Fi>ul Kesler and ismlly. Paulme. RcaKr had her tonsite removed ut Dr. LotOahT* office Friday morn­ ing. * Mr. and Mrs. Harolu Higdon aud uuughter of Battle Creek were Sunday gueste of Mr. and Mra.'J. L. Higdon. Clarence Higdon uud afternoon and eventag guest*. Mr. . tuqts were Bunday afternoon call­ ers. * Mr. and MA. Hubert Lath­ rop and clUldrcp were bundny af­ ternoon culler* at Uie homes of Mr. und Mrs Bert Miller und Mr. and Mr*. Claud Miller near Augusta. Mr. und Mrt. Henry Kleve ring and san were Friday eventag supper gue*to of the LaUirops. * Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brunun and family were Bunday dinner guette of Mr. and Mr*. Ralph DeVinc. Afternoon Bhupp und son uf Lansing and tlie Date De Vines of Nashville. * Call­ er* during lhe past week of Mr. and_Mrs. Merritt Mead were Mr. and Mra Elgin Mend, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mead and family of Maple Grove and Mr. and Mr*. C. o. Mas­ on of Nashville and tlielr Utile grandson Jackie Mason of Augusta. * MIm Irene Springer of Hustings was a Friduy night supper guest of Mlsv Elotee Day. Bunday callers at the L A. Day home were Mr. and Mrs. Clare Llnduuer and son of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Day and children of Maole Grove, Mik. Harry Green and children of Bellevue and Mimes Helen nnd Bette Hickok of Nashville. * Mr. ami Mrs Arthur U’Ren and chil­ dren of Eaton Rapids. Mr. nnd Mrs Richard Hetalg and children also of Eaton Rapid.*. Mr and Mrs. Vem Marshall and daughters. Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Gillett und Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klevering nnd son enloved a picnic dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George Glltett ahd sons on Uu-ir lawn Bunday. * Mra. Gordan Hoffman sccnmnanlrd Mr. and Mra. Guylord Gould to Qulmliv on Sundav afternoon to visit Dick Hoff­ man. ♦ Our cemetery ha» been mowed and cleaned up for Dec­ oration dav and it mirelv looks very nice. The president Will Hyde or rrcretpry Mrs. Merritt Mead will be very glad lo receive yuur dues. PLEASANT HILL Tiu: Clifford Johnson family has Uh- sympaUty of Uic netgnborltoud week* ago when hte clothing cuughv fire, one leg was badly burned out! he hud been getUng along well und wa* home from the hospital a few days and had gone back to the hos­ pital for more skin to be grafted on but tjid not recover from tht> shock of the operation and passed away Saturday uftenoon. Funeral acrvice* vre held thl* Tuesday afternoon at Freeport McUiodlst church and burial in Uic Freeport’ cemetery. * Rollo Nibba has sold ilia farm to a party In Battle Creek. * Mrs. Bert Palmer spent Tuesday, and Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Luclla Reed of Middleville helping her clean house. * Mra. Anna An­ dersen has returned to her farm home here for Uie summer. * Thd, Irving garden club met wiUi Nel-, lie Benford. Thursday afternoon. wittuMary Cook u>s co-hoMev,. Thu । annual plant sale was held and a!” j nice sum realized from this, a The Sunshine club will meet with EUn-f I Gibson June 3. * Mr. und Mrs.; : Josepli Corrigan are nicely selUcd in their new iiome. * Sixteen teach-, cm from Kent Co. gathered at theI hottH- of Mr. and Mra. Vcre Carter­ ; Tueadny evening a* a surprise onVerc. Cards furntohed the enter-­ I tatament for the evening. * Mr*. Clara Williams and daughters and’I Mrs. Matt Bedford. Miss Jean Griffeth and Mra. Seymour Jordan were in Grand Rapids Wednesday after/ noon. * Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer und Paul were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrison. Mrs. Ted Olnaugiiton and daughter Helen Kay. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lechleitncr and Mis* Hortense Mead. * Several from this way at­ tended a farewell party for the Purchase family of Powers distract. at the Irving Grange hull Satur­ day evening. * Mr. nnd Mra. Clif­ ton Campbell attended the wedding of a friend at Grand Rapids Tues­ day evening. * R. J. Williams spent Sunday with Mrs. Williams at Ihy home of their daughter Mr*. Bvrot) Rowlader of Caledonia. Mrs. Wil­ liams has now lost her eyesight after her goitre operation and se-_ vcre illneM all winter. I SOUTH SHULTZ i Last Week’s Letter ■ Dr. Winnlfrcd McLrary of Grand! Rapids and Mrs. Abbie Henson of ■ Richland called on Mina Kenyon ■ , Thursday afternoon. * Pvt. Orville • 1 Cook who to in service is home on • a furlough and visiting relative,: and friends. ♦ Our school clo.ed. i Friday and Mr. and Mrs. Johncock . , t«>k all the pupil* to their homo ’ where they were given a bountiful dinner and also ice cream and eakc.. Thby will mb.-. Mrs. Johncock | and the many good times she has I given them. W Mr*. Glenns De­ ' Molt and Mrs. Gordon Kenyon of ■ I Hasting* spent Sunday evening at tlie Kenyon home. * Rev. and Mra. Fred Horn. Mr. and Mra. Leland Sherrard and Marcia of BatlH : Creek and M|ss Shirley Shirrard of Intercession City. Florida, spent the weekend at the Hom home. * Battle Creek Thursday by the sud­ den death of her brother-in-law Archie Milter, She returned home Saturday night and Sunday after­ noon Alva Kenyon and family at­ tended the funeral at Mr. MIUer al Bellevue. . With current production of war­ planes passing the fljX)O-a-montn mart, it te reealted that only one American-made alrntsne reached the fighting front ta the first yeat �THE HASTING 8 BANNER. THURSDAY. JUNE X 1N3 a gun is loaded but vou can always tell when a man is." »- m-m uxe a Butterfly rrouc oy Cheerio. ■ '-umpansan. Feilow, you woo l nave _ZoUy Coffer, cuance now mat you've given hat the future held, ipa were sounded by lllams and Frederick ring the two local in the war—Ensign id Radioman Robert IkRM say Mrt or eeeuare te- drrlsred Miaul. Harold, dust make up your mind you're as good *» hooked." Bhen Letter uuiumi and Mllgra mucuy i«UlCl* wun nuiny thank*. mate’ plenty swell ot you lo be thinkipg about lhe fel­ lows buck here. Well return live picture to your tnoUter but not until tu been in the ■a. Madeline mrop were suesuay unu Mrs. henncui lilarcn were Tue*aay daughter ware bunir near Athens. * illU spent ITiuraday Horencc Higdon ana Creek were Sunday evening gueste- Mr. I Lancaster ol Hasnduy. afternoon cullIi MA. Hubert Lalh- Miller and Mr. and lilier near Augusta. Henry Kievcnng and day evening supper lAthropa. * Mr. and Brumm and family dinner gueste of Mr. !i DeVine. Afternoon i of Lansing and tlie of Nashville. * CulL , Mead. Mr. and Mrs. and family of Maple lie and tlielr little ir Mason of Augusta. Siwlngcr of Hastings light supper guest of ty. Sunday callers at home were Mr. und Indaucr and son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Eldon ren of Maple Grove, rven and children of Mlwes Helen nnd of Nashville. * Mr. lur VRen and chllRupids. Mr. nnd Mrs £and children a bo , Mr. and Mrs Vem daughters. Mr. and Jillrtt and Mr. nnd levering and son cn. dinner with Mr and Gillett and tons on iday. * Mrs. Gordon npanled Mr. and Mrs.' I to Qulmbv on Bunto visit Dick Hoff- UCTION SALE ILL Letter Johnson family has of the neignboriMXAl their twin boy. UerI burned about five n tils clothing caught. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1943 etung along well and n the hospital a lew gone back to the hoa.■ skin to be gruiieil ol recover from tins jperatlou and passed y aflenoon. Funeral held thU Tuesday Freeport Methodist urtal in Uie Freeport tollo Nlbba has sold [>arLy in Hallie Creek, ‘aimer spent Tuesday, y afternoon with Mn>. if Middleville helping »e. * Mrs. Anna Anrturned to her farm ■ the summer. * Tiu!. club met with.Nel-. Thursday afternoon, ok os co-luMlcsti. Thusale wa* held and or aed from this. * The; will meet with Etiicl; 12 COWS-GRADES an are nicely settled omc. ★ Sixteen leach-. L Co. gathered at lhc imd Mrs. Vcre Carter- furnished the enter-' the evening. A Mrs. s and daughters and' iford. MLss Jean GrifSeymour Jordan were lids Wednesday after­ lay dinner auesu of Bert Palmer and Paul Mrs. Floyd Garrison. lughton and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Keith md Minx Hortense llkewlw Health <K(i ily of Powers district. Orange hall Satur* Mr. and Mrs. CHfaltendcd the wedding Grund Rapids Tues1 Fl. J. Williams spent Mrs. Williams at th? daughter Mrs. Bvrou Caledonia. Mrs. Wll- IN KEEP TIMING ADJUSTED Ire operation and se-_ 1 whiter. 1 Marcia of Battle as Shirlev Shlrrard of City. Florida, spent rnyon was called to Thursday hy the sudt her brother-tn-taw She returned home it and Sunday aftersnyon and famllv neral of Mr. Miller MERMASH uz c i ■ vY ELL ncr-iiki DEUUIX IS-HALF DONE Chicks gain fast on MER­ MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash chick,nd ,,ytn|! hcn_ They pay you well for mermash. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, MC HASTINGS, MICH. g the 6P00-a-montn mailed that only one le airplane reached JUST LISTED TWO MORE HOUSES ON MICHIGAN AVE EARL R. BOYES leaned un for Dec­ d It mirelv looks very •sldent Will Hyde or Merritt Mead will be ecelve your dues. ind visiting relatives; * Our school closed. Ir. and Mrs. Johncock pupils to their home ‘ err Riven a bountiful so ice cream and cake.. nl® Mrs. Johncoek y good limes she has ,* Mrs. Glenna De­ s. Gordon Kenyon of ay evening at Rev. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ray N. Kelley of Stands, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kelley and daughter of Potnlac. * Mr. and And now Harold, keep yoyr chin Mra. Howard Morford from Has­ up..good luck and God Bless You— tings spent from Tuesday until Sunday, with their parents, Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Morford. * Mr. and i Mrs. Pay Pearce of Battle Creek' Addresses called on Mr. and Mra. H. O. Arm­ Ralph Frisby 36151287 our Hunday. __ A.P.O. •. Postmaster HIGHBANK HANDY HOUSE en North Michigan Avenue real ck*c Mr. and Mra. Worth Orem and' (Continued from Paar l.'eec. 2,) i y >ou 1U(V( h“. 'e B, ‘ number Ralph tuuusuiucu ocv..a,< urc aUtoWwj to prtl print Mrs. Frotta MnrsiiaU attended ' baccalaureate-exercises at Bellevue 5-23-43 thm. Sunday evening. Vivian Marshall I Sunday graduates there. * Mr. and Mrs. Dear Banner,-'^’ Glenn V. Leeper 38157333 Anthonv Johnson of Detroit and Just a line to let you know tluit 399th Bomb Group. ,5J,uC-U£3 Ethel Cavilnaugh of Nashville called I am receiving the "Banner" O. K. Wendover Field recently at Uie home of Mr. and Sall Lake City.. Utah ANOTHER HOCHE on North Mkhlnn real ctoac Mra. George MarslialL ★ Mr, and tween me nnd my first, liberty und Mrs. Ray Oslroth were Thursday I lhe completion of my "Marine Ca­ Lt. Harold Parker afternoon callers at Uie Ottroth and det" training formerly known as 50th Armed inf. Adams house. Sam Ostroth of Has- 1 "Boot" training. 6th Armt-d Div. Ungs vtelted Thursday night and; Double garace and full lot. Will sell on contract with I would like very much lo hear Friday and Friday evening. Mr. and from the old Rang in or out of »crvCamp Cooke. Calif. swoo-w Mra- Ernie Bateman of Buitimoir Ive so give out with the ink and 1 promise a prompt answer. — Pvt. Clare Hie hard Muglnlge Creek Is spending Uie iionie of Mr. Anyone knowing the Platoon No 36161077 and Mrs. Frank Huwblilz * Mr of Brut e Long. I i bould like to A.P.O. 700 •: PoatmaaUT W50A0 and Mra. Erwin Ovepnnth and communicate with me. pcrtuvpa I New York City. N. Y. could look him up. son of Gary. Ind’, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miner of Battle Creek 5 ROOM HOUSE on W. Colfax. Has living room, dining Air Cadet D. E. Henry days in June. were Sunday sunt* of Gi'orgc Hoff­ room. kilcHen and 2 bedrooms. Has new asphalt brick 8 C U 1M7 Jerry Ryan man. George HofTinan. tf. and wife Ming. ...A...................... /............................................ SI.8M-M Camp Haan, Calif. Pvt. Gerald L. Ryan of Swanton. Ohio, came Sunday Pit. 329 R DM C B and will visit until Wednesday. * 2nd Lt. L. J. Francisco A REMODELED HOME on Eaat Slate Road. Thte plarfl San I*igo. California Mr. nnd Mra. R Warner ot Detroit 56 Arm'd Eng. Bn. called on Ehret Skidmore Sun ­ Camp Polk. La. U. 8. Army May 15. 1043 day. * The Hawblitz famiiyx at­ Dear Zolly-r and Members of Uie Price ... .12.650-9® Pvt Lloyd Link tended baccalaureate exercises at Hastlngfi Banner: 864th 8 8qd. I hive tried Just about ewrylhlng .Hastings Sunday. Ortlu Hawblitz graduates.____ _ _ _ since my landing In New Guinea. San Angelo, Texas I patrolled these rough road* of BRANCH DISTRICT New Guinea for 5 months on mo­ torcycle. I had to give it up by Mrs. Mabel Parks of Kalamazoo Pvt. Lloyd Rozel Goodenough order of the doctor, lie told me my to spending a few days with her ASJ4. 36458848 REAL ESTATE BROKER lungs were bad and lhe dust wua sister. Mra. la-la Bldclman. * Ron­ B.T.C. NO. 10 A-AJ.—Groujic too much. After I got off the road ald Fassctt. ot Bedford Is staying 1178 I went t«> work and invented a I Sod. with hte grnndjxircnts, Mr. and D. Barracks T. 857 laundry to do Uic boys' laundry' for j Greensboro. Mrs. O. D. PBAM-tt. as his mother. North Carolina them. We arc so short of men we Mrs. Ray FasxcU expects lo under- . STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 have to work harder and longer I Next week Nashville takes over go a major operation soon. * Mr. I hours. BuDcrintendenl Arlle Reed, and Mn. Ellis White. Patricia and ! I took a 50 gallon drum and cut ns Norman of Marshall were Salflrj "sounds off. So wr leave vou with the top out of 1L Built a frame, this thought, “you may not be able day night and Sunday guests of Mr. I put a chicken wire around it. made a foundation for the washer and left enough room for a fireplace. I then took one of our Indian pony | fr motorcycle motors and hooked It up. I have a tent lo put my work In. ; I do my washing in my *porc time off. To give me more time for fny laundry, the Co. Commander lets me drive for tlie Co. It required another person for the job so I got myself a partner. Hie cpl. that helps me la a good worker. The War Correspondent took some pictures of my laundry ma­ chine to send to Washington, lhe Having sold my farm known as Hillcrest Farm located at the north end of Gull lake; cause for that wax lo point out lhe different ways cadi outfit has Im­ proved its camp. or 1 mile south and 2 miles west of Hickory Corners, Tlie photograpiier showed me a than within picture that he had taken for another outfit. The picture was From Hi. llrallh'Ufflrrr. sent to all the papers from Wash­ ington. So. I Uiought I would give my own paper first crack at it. I am cncloMng one of the photos if you vrould like to put it in our paper. Will you please give the picture at 12 o'clock sharp the following will be offered for sale to the highest bidder: to my mother after you have fin­ ished with it Zoliy? Thank you in advance. I sUrc do enjoy our home town paper, reading about all ot my friends back home. I sort of feel gloomy when I read about all of Uie ENSILAGE & STRAW young people getting married. I know now how oUier fellows feel Some ensilage Slade of straw wiien the draft dodgers marry our Guernsey heifer, 2 yrx. old, fresh Feb. 6, X-glrl friends. bred bock April 23 1 jin enclosing a tlOf-O money TOOLS order for Uie USO. Club. I want Large Guernsey cow, 8 yr. old, soon fresh the other fellows to enjoy the thinks These tools are all in exta good condition. we cannot. You sec there Isn't any Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh Jan. 2, recreaUon on the Island with the McCormick Deering, 7 ft. power mower and 2 row cul­ bred back Jan. 16 exception of a traveling tnovle truck 1 tivator to fit Farmall tractor F-14 or 12 If you are lucky enough to find out Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old, fresh Mar. 4 where H's playing. McCormick power takeoff binder, 10 ft. cut Sincerely Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh Feb. 7, Pvt. Harold K. Cole Massey Harris corn binder, horses or tractor hitch bred back Jan. 20 Thomas disc drill with fertiliser A.P.O. 929. co Postmaster San FrancLsco. California Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, soon fresh New Idea manure spreader with lime spreader for ' If any one eares lo write I would tractor or hones Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh Dec. 12, gladly write back nnd tell you of ■ my experiences on the Island of bred back Jan. 4 Dunham cultipacker, 7 ft. with rotary hoe attachment New Guinan By By. Zolly. Rubber tired wagon, like now, with tires 6.25 x 16 1 Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh Feb. 22, "Hello" Harold—thanks to you. bred back Mar. 10 Heavy steel wheel wagon Deere side delivery roko . and all Ute fellows, for letters and special ttumks for giving your home Deere hay loader and double drum Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old, fresh Feb. 18, town paper a 'break' on the picture. McCormick mower, 5 ft. cwt, for tractor You certainly deserve a medal or I bred back Mar. 4 something for rigging up that wn.-Ji- | Oliver 16 in. sulky plow Oliver 99 walker Ing contraption that must be a Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh May 2 David Bradley potato planter Aspinall potato differ 'super-duper' over In those parte. I 1 and 2 hone walking cultivators Light Guernsey, 7 yrs. old, fresh Jan. 14, And sav Harold, don't worry too much about the gals—why any guy 2 hay racks Milk cart bred back Feb. 2 that can do a washing machine : 1 row corn or bean drill with fertiliser stunt like you have done, will cause I Light Guernsey, 5 yrs. old, fresh Feb. 24, No. 38 Kalamasoo sila filler, complete bred back Mar. 13 Clipper fanning mill Guernsey heifer, 14 mos. old, bred Jan. 29 Double work harness and coIlan Carden drill and cultivoton Guernsey heifer, 13 mo. old, bred May 10 YOUR CAR 4 galvanised tanks Heavy tank heater Guernsey heifer, 8 mos. old Truck bed 5 s 8 with good stock rock ON THE HOME FRONT nd family. Pauline r tonails removed ut otlice Friday mornMrs. Harold Higdon of Battle Creek were LTZ Letter, ; etl McLrary of Grand! frs. Abbie Henson of: ed on Mina Kenyon ■ rrnoon. * Pvt. Orville- nnd Mrs. Kenneth Norton and family. * Rev. Kauai of Kalamasoo Give a very good sermon st the orth Maple Grove church Sunday Battle Creek called morning and held the first Com­ man's BatpMay. * munion sendees * The program at the Wilcox church Sunday waa well Harting*' to v to ling iu» i week. Returning after a brief visit Rev. Kenneth Griswold, of Nash­ ante. the Wm. Oytft. 1 she was accompanied by her huj- ville was greatly appreciated. bund who has recently been pro­ moted to Sergvaiit and has ft tenday. DOL'D CORNERS tort Bump and baby and Mr. nnd Mr. and Mrs. John Hougtitallng Mrs. Ed Tudor and daughter. Mary were in Jonesville Bunday. Harry and BANNER WANT MBS FAT of Hartings aw Bunday afternoon TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. Now's the time for timing! Don't let incorrect timing in your cor cause wasted These cows hove always passed the Bangs test but will be retested before the sale. Average herd test 5.2% HOGS 5 young brood sows, due about July I gasoline—it's a common source of wastage, and you can't afford it now! Bring your cor in for periodic ex­ CHICKENS 100 White Rock hens 260 White Rock chicks, 3 wks. old GRAIN & POTATOES aminations of the distrib­ utor and entire electrical About 150 bu. oats 700 crates good corn 20 crates yellow popcorn , 5 bu. Chippewa potatoes No. 2 system—our trained men spot the cause of any trou­ ble—save you gasoline. We conserve your car for Vic­ tory and you Guernsey bull, 3 yrs. old, wgt. about 1300 YOUR NATON NEEDS Potato crates Grain sacks TERMS: CASH. NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR YOUR COOPERATION ANDRUS SERVICE Phone, 2240 Hastings Forks LOREN COPPOCK, Auctioneer Shovels 75 ft. lath fence. Some barbed wire. ____lumWr. . Old Platform scales. Hog crates. Hog crates. Slip scraper. Com shelter. Good brooder house. 7x10. Electric hover DeLaval single unit milker, 2 yrs. old, with pump end pipes complete Quantity milk bottles and bottle copper Cold water milk cooler 5 ten-gel. milk com' 3 five gal. can* Pails Strainers ■ % Servel electric refrigerator General Electric refrigerator, cabinet Some household goods including knee hole desk, secre­ tary, bedroom suite, dresser, round extension table, bed, bookcase. And many other items not mentioned. MILTONG. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THVRSDAT, JUNE X 1MJ visiting Mr. He was wounded December 7th at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers and | Brethren church at 2 o'clock Tuesweeks vacation with, her parents,'are v_ _ their ..grandparents. . _ _ Mrs. Wayne Benton of South Janice spent Sunday with Mr. and: day afternoon. Burial at ClarksMr.- and Mrs. Owen Steckle. * Mr. and Mr*. South‘pearl Harbor, and end was wa* a--personal ------Mr. Iand Mrs. friend ofBunn, Sgt. wRaymond Bunn. ♦ Mrs. Alfred Mycra of Wayland * Tine cemetery. and Mrs. Glenn- Kellogg, local. Mrs ' Bowne. * Mr. and rne. Mrs. * Wilbur friend of WilburI Sgt. Raymond Howard Bolb. and Uttle Marilyn Ar- Hutchens and family. Mr*. Carrie Mrs. Anna Moore of Eaton Rapid* Ivan Howk of Rockford spent Sat­ Bowne Center Methodist Church ______________ Hev J. W. McCue. Pastor nold of Hastings went Monday at Mailhot and family and Mr. and u spending a few week* at her home urday and Sunday with Mr. and 10: 00 Sunday school. u r H. or Prairieville * Mrs. O. H. Fausey was Mrs. Jimmy Woody of Grand Rap- m Freeport. * Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mrs. Leon Howk. * Mrs. Vai Jor­ of Battle Creek wa* a Sat­ 11: 00 Morning worship. Theme Thursday with Rev. and Mrs. lpent the weekend with Mrs. Perry a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and ids. Mrs. Bessie Fox and Mr. and Nagler of' Detroit spent Memorial- gensen urday overnight guest of Mr. and . Year of Joyful Sendee." Ickea. * Dr Ward Moore and Preston * .Mr. and Mra. L. C. Mra. Howard Thaler • * Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thaler and Keith of D*y wjth Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kunde. Mrs. Clarence Benedict. * Frank • AChoir rehearsal at tire home of Mian Leda Moore Of Grand; Whitney and family of Grand Mrs. Andrew Brcndt ano**on of Hastings and Miss Marion Roush Mrs. Nagler rremained for a visit. Demlng fff—Orknd Rapids visited ( Bryant Wednesday cveis and Mr. and Mrs. Wealey I Ledge. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Steven- Lansing spent lhe weekend with of Detroit were Sunday visitors of * Lyle Whltpey of Grand Ledge hte mother. Mr*. Nancy Deming. Charlotte . Monday forenoon caller of n*Th’e Ladies Aid will meet with and non Vern of Clarkxn-HJe sen and baby of Grand Rapids the latter's father Asa Steckle.. Mr. William Hutchens. ♦ Mrs. a-M Sunday. Mrs. Ella Catt wa* a »up- . a r rt Bundav callers of Mr. and spent Decoration Dav with Mrs Other guests on Sunday were Roy!Theraa Thompson of South Bowne Mr and Mra. Fred Tabberer. * 1 per guest. * Mr. and Mr* L G . Mrs. J. W. McCue Wednesday af­ Yargcr and daughter Nellie of Has' called on Rev. and Mra. John Mc-<Mra. J. W. McCue, local, and Mr. ! per guest * Mr. and Mr* L O flamlah Sao*e. * Dan Kauff- Elnora Whitney. * Mr. and Mrs , Ray of of Albion Albion called called al st the l-.e home . and Ray and non David. Jacob Kauff-K-xryl Livingston and famllv of ting* and Mr. and Mrs Frank Yar- Cur Saturday evening. * Miner, Bnd Mrs.linden McCue oT’their'cousins. Mr. and" Mrs. B. ternoon. Mrs. E. B Griffin wa* called to of Logan, and Joseph OC, Clarksville and Eart Posthumu* of ger. local. * W’ord has been re- King called on Mr. and Mrs. Pete daughter of Detroit visited theAl- R. Clinton Saturday. * Mrs Ken- lhe home of her parent* in Byron. ceived that Pvt. Ervin Stahl ot Bentlcr of Clarksville Sunday. ♦ and Albertson familiea at Oull taan of Goshen. Ind., were Bowne were Sundav dinner gueste PeSnoyer of Grand Rapids Baity Vacation Bible 8cb«»>l to <>P«n ,ri»v evening callers of Mr.'of the Ray Wieland family. * Mr.j near Elmdale has arrived In North Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Schrader of Lak_ Tuesday. * Mr. and Mr*. Ed nelh Mrs. Leon Howk spent A,to ulld Mr and Mrs. Ray Clin-! Coats «pent the weekend with Mr was a Thursday afternoon caller 1 Munday , joe Kauffman and fam- and Mrs. E. M Batdorff. while rc-ii■Africa * *«~ Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Karcher Dally Vacation Bible school"will * Mr and Mrs Kenneth Maul! turning home from Florida *tojn*d.। last Thursday at the home of Mn ton of Jiastinip were 8 /.urday and Mrs C. W. Dotv of Battle of famHv. * Mr. and Mr*. Mat open Monday. June 14th at'the and family of Maple Grove. Mr in (O sec Pvl. Reuben Pish nt Camp. Eugene Krauss of Elmdale. Pvt. aftenwdn rollers of Mr. and Mra. creek. * Pat Wood* of Battle and Kayser and* family of Caledonia United Brethren Church in Free­ ESt un Howard De Mond and son Rucker. Alabama. They were also Eugene Krauss was home on a ten Harold Aldrich. * Mr. and Mrs. creek nnd Wiley Washburn and were Sunday afternoon callers ot Homer of Ftowktville wwre nf Woodland. Mr. and ana Mrs. Claud tuuu, Tuesday nicsaav dinner gueste guests of v« mr. ...« day furlough from Maryland. * George Bassett spent Sunday with This school is for all children S'Woodland. Mr. and and Mis. Charles Bunn and port. ' ^^.local. Fish and Calvin. * Dr Dr. Mr. Marttn Thaler of Uie ages of 4 and 14. The ^Md. local, were Sunday dinner Mrs. Mr*. Allen Fteh .... and Mrs. ............................. — Mr. and Mra. Clare Bassett and Sunday callers at the Surrarrer- Mr. family. * Mrs. Molly Herrick of between 1 ■uMti of Mr and Mrs. Clement Ward Moore and sister Leda of Hastings were Sunday afternoon famllv of Irving. * Mr. and Mrs. Hinckley home. * Mrs. Donald Gun ■nnti wlU begin at B OO A. M. and Lake and Mr »nd Mrs. El- school ■ Eod and family famllv. * M' Mr. and Mrs.;lzGrand Rapids and Rnv Roy Varvrr Yanter and and;callers of Mr. and Mra. John ThalThai- Gerald Thompson and Jerry. Mrs. Mead and sons and Mrs Elgin Mead EeZd a,u1 Mra *—»•«!<«« trailers nr close at 11:30 each day through BSXm daughter daughter Nellie of ..~.~.aHastings were -- * IJHle Marilyn * —i-i of w — Dcssic Thompson nnd Mra. Mary of Nashville sfient Thursday with mer Roush of Rockford were Fri- 1one week. The program of tne don Edmonds, tamonu3. o >u*uk> Bonnie>uuuauw* Arnold HasFrv were d*on „... In Hasting* Sunday. * Mra. Clement Mead * Mr. and day afternoon callers of Mr. and school will include worship iwriod. ■rut mn Stuart, of Ann Arbor: spent spent ’Sunday dinner gueste guests of Mr. and nnd ting* I* steying with her grandpnr- ... Mr. and X..-Mra. B. R. ----Clinton. Mr. m^ Vernor Benton of Grand Rap- Mrs. J. D. Cool. * Dr. and Mrs. H. Bible study. Bible drill. hand work, “urday night with Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Julia Godfrey. Dr Rlgtrrlnk ents. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kellogg Mr ~-. ^Rteson after visiting relatives and daughter Helen of Grand Rap-: during the illness o' her father । and■ Mrs. '• Alfred Gonzales apd^apd-ra,. Mr. and Mra. Keith Price of S Wedel of Hastings were Sunday memory work and slngink. Hastmss * Mrs. Elmer Roush of ids. and Mrs. W. A. Reese of Flint Willard Arnold. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Jlmmv. and Miss Helen Moore.dec- * Delton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smelk- attemoon callers of Mr and Mrs. Mrs. E B. Griffin was called to ...uxu «.. grave at ... the, Rutland —— er. Mis* Margaret Bcatev of Mid­ Fred Kunde. * Percy Rosser spent the home of her parent* in Byron ^ford was a Saturday caller of were afternoon callers * Mrs. Em- w«.-v Leo Sutton and famllv of Kalama- orated cemetery Sunday. Sunday. ** Miss Miss Sarah Sarah, dtevlllc, Mr. and Mra. Keith Dur- Sunday and Monday with hte son early Monday morning by the seri­ rand Mrs George Forbey. * m» Anderwn was in flnstlnes Sat-zoo 1 zoo were were Sunday-aflenwon Sundav -afternoon callers callers cemetery L j Mn w Kinosley J W rwngsiry of Grandville, or urdav. uraay. * Miss•» Velma Buehler of of of Mr. Mr. and and Mr;. Mrs. Owen Owen Steckle Steckle June Jane Burgess Burge-., was was aa Sunday Sunday afterafter- gee. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durkee of Weslev and family of Allegan. * ous UliyeM of her father. D. A. l> " * . .. ... . , ....I Wl.. Vl.4.^ CnHAn .. ... rnraiMriv nnziM ,'I.U av a Z Tnnrnll Mpnztre Tlie Duration club met at Uie Kt Mrs Lrdla Price of Grand Grand Rapids nnd Mtea Vivian.Mra. Sutton was-formerly Eunlqe noon visitor of MLm Laurel! Hcndee woodland. Forrest Price and fomStoner. * Rev. E. B. Griffin of­ — «vu* Monday Mnndnv a...hior tnttenwni Mrs. of Woodland. * Mr. and Mra. L. R-4 fly of Hastings were Sunday call- Library Rooms Wednesday. May ficiated at the wedding of lite grand Rapids were Sundav and Buehler z.< ot rh,r Charlotte spentMr. Mi। -Herrington of Freeport. * nM^ts~ of Mr. Mr and Mrs. J. D D Cool, Cool, mortal parent*. Mr. Mr.I.Frank Dentee spent Memorial Day Wolcott attended the Wolcott re- ers Of Mr. and Mra. Richard Dur­ 26 with a good attendance. Several daughter. Alice Marcellcen at lhe guests mortal Dav Dav with with their their parent*. • — Merlr<AA,nKAti * ... Mr and. .•Mrs. Campbell anat--^ nnd|nnd Mrs. Forrest Buehler of North with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Denise and' union at the home of Mr. and Mrs. kec and family. * Mr. and Mra letters were read bv secretary Mr* home of her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Helen Lester, and by mothers from «famllv —<.L of Hastings Hastings were were Sunday Sunday Irving. Irving.* *Mi's Mis*Nellie NellieCrouch Crouch and andfamily family ofof*Altd. Altd. *W Memorial Memorial Day iMyR. R. I.I Wolcott Wolcott of r.f Woodland Woodland Sunday. sunoay.> ,Walter Walter Rockhill Rockhill of of Hastings Hastings were Clarence Munger of Coldwater guests of Mr. and Mr*. Leap KarMr*. Gertha Beam and «>n Bert of dinner guest* at the home ofMr .* Mr. nnd Mr*. J. D. Cool .dec- Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs W their son* in service. Plans were Thursday, a Mrs. Griffin attended cher * Mrs Bessie Fox of HasHastings were Memorial Day guests and Mrs. Allen Fish were Mrs. orated several graves nt Clarksville, w. Rockhilk * Mr. and Mr*. By- nude for a community Bake and a meeting of lhe.Directors of De­ Hw wa* a weekend guest of Mr.'of Mr. and Mra. Charles Moore ; George Woldring and daughter. Mrs. Sunday forenoon. * Mr. and Mrs. ron paynF arW famllv of Zeeland Food Sale Saturday. June 5lh ih partmental Work «Jf the Board of the Cool Building. The next meet ­ ■nd Mr*. Franklin Burges* anl । * Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Roush of; Henry 1-cn.son of Holland. Mr. and John Czanieke. Susan and Ronald.. uerc sufday dinner gueste of hte Christian EducaUon of lhe United family * Mr. and Mrs. Glenn I Rockford. Mr* Bc.vsl- Fox of Ha*- Mr*. L A. Seger of Grand Rap- and Mr*. S. Hedlund of Muskegon mother Mr*. Ida Payne. * Mr* ing will be held the last Wednesday Brethren church held at the office wtirr' and daughter of Ha*tlns». ting*, anti father. Robert Hanford. ids. and Mrs. Mary Dodge, local were Sunday gueste of Mr. and Don* Preston of Battle Creek was In June. * Mrs. Charles Woodworth of the General Secretary. Rev. R. Mra. Peter Miller and grand-daugh- of Lake Citv were Saturday caller* I Other caller* were Mrs. John Mrs Emil Olson. * Mr. and Mra. prcd Kunde * Mr. and Mrs. Ern- of Eaton Rapids and mother, Mrs. W. Rash in Huntington. Indiana ter Rev* of Irving were Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs, Allen Fl.»h. * George formerly known as Vera William Crakes were Sunday din- crson Batdorff ot Rudyard were Anna Moore local, were Thursday last Friday. afternoon callers at the home of I Mrs. William Boughner and sonsl Kuempel. of Holland, and Mr. and ner gue*Ls of Mr and Mrs Bud u Sunday caller of Mr. and Mra. afternoon callers of Mr. and Mn. United Brethren in Irma Brown * Janet and Joan . Weslev. James and daughter Joyce; Mrs John Kuempel and daughter Sisson in honor ot the birthday an- Wednesday evening callers of Mr Mrs Emerv Kime and daughter Church of theChrist Slocum of Hastlncs spent the week!of Saranac were Friday callers nt of Kalamazoo. * Rev. and Mra. J nlversartcs of Mrs. Crake* and Mrs. and Mfs. j d. Cool. They were Fret! Tabberer. * Mra. Harold Yod­ E B. Griffin. D D. Pastor end with Mr. and Mrs. Jav Blough the Allen Fish home * Mr.andlW. McCue, local, and Mr. and Mrs. Sisson. * Mr. and Mrs, H. J Har- on (heir way home from Florida er and daughter Nonna local and Phone 4B1 and family. * Mrs Maude Rogers Mr*. Charles Hoyt and daughter: Lindon McCue and Linda of De- mon and son Charles of Grand where they spent the winter. * Beulah of Clarksville called on Mrs., Freeport . and Marguerite and Mrs. Jennie Pattv were in Middlevilleand j trolt attended a family gathering Rapids were Tuesday evening din- jjr. und Mrs. Ray Thomas of De- Dora Kipkv of Middleville, who te 10:30 A. M. Sunday school Casaday spent Sundav with Mrs. Grand Rapids Sunday. * Thenext, at the farm home ot Mrs. William ner guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. W. tro|t and j^r. and Mrs. Ray Thom- n patient at Pennock hospital in, 11:30 A. M. Morning worship Nellie Smith and family of Has- regular meeting of Freeport Re-! Leseney of Eaton Rapid* Monday McCue. * Waiter DunMcbcrgrr of of Detroit and Mr. and Mr*, Hastings Saturday afternoon. * 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. tings. Mr*. Alice Capov of La- bekah Lodge will be June 10th. * They also railed on relatives in Marine Cltv was a week-nd guest .Merrill Karcher and family were; Mr. and Mra. Lcndon McCue andI mont returned home with them to Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Clark and lonsing. * Mrs. Rav Wieland and of Mr. and Mr*. Clement Mead Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and। little daughter Linda of Detroit. Topic: Sunday: Used or Abused? spend the week. * Mr and Mr*, daughter Louise of Hastlnv* and Bonnie Lou attended the Brethren nnd family. * Lawrence nnd Dale Mrs. Watt Thomas of South Bowne visited their parents. Rev. and Mrs. Leader, Rev. J. W. McCue. 8:00 P. M. Evening service. Carl Lass of Caledonia were Sun- Robert Newton and son Jimmy. Ladle* Aid nt the home of Mr*. Kauffman spent Sunday with their *Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Clinton, Mi John McCue from Sunday unUl1• 8:00 P. M Thursday prayer meetday afternoon guests of Mr and local, spent the weekend tip north ‘ Roy McRobert* of near Alto last cousin Daniel Kauffman of Ixxfan and Mrs Alfred Gonzales am Wednesday. * Boyd Payne of Hos­ Vn Harold Aldritfh. * Mrs Zona < near New*avgo trout i^hlng, * Thursday. * Mr*. Elnora WhitncV * Tire Misses Manon Roush and Jtmmv and Mis* Helen Moore wen ing* spent Friday evening withi ing with administrative board pieet’ Pmtma of McCords was a Monday Mis* Dorothy Steckle. whb I* n leaves for Cadillac Friday to visit Dorothy Bunn visited Pfc. Howard Hastings visitor* Saturday * Mr nte mother. Mra Ida Payne. ★r ing following. Daily Vacation Bible School will forenoon caller of Miner King. * nurse nt Community hospital In her brother and wife Mr. nnd Mrs. King at Percy Jone* hospital in and Mrs. Clarence Benedict spent, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coats attended1 Mrs. Effie Richmond and daugh- Battle Creek Is spending her thrte William D. Hackstcdt. * Janet and Battle Creek Saturday evening. . Saturday ui Hastings nnd Vcr- the Memorial services at Dowling{ begin Monday. June 10 at 9:00 A and continue one week. montvllle. * Delbert Bassett of Irv Monday. * Mr. and Mrs. BUI Slo-■. M. and daughtera of Hus­ Pleasant Valley ing te spending the week with hi.-,’ cum 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Georg, '.ings were Saturday evening sup­ 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school Bassett. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Smith. per guest* of Mr and Mr*. George 8:00 P. M. Tlie Sunday school and Bustnnce and family. * Mr. and and family and Mr. and Mho.' Mrs. Burt Sydnam of Alto were Chrtetlaa Endeavor will co-operate Henry Rinck of Grand Rapids wen Thursday evening callers of Mr..In lhe Children's Day program. Sunday afternoon callers ot Mr ind Mrs. Charles Bunn and fam-' 8:00 P. M. Tuesday prayer meetand Mrs. Charles Asplnall. * Mrs lly. They also attended the gradu-. ing at the home o! Mr. and Mrs. Jane Draper. Wiley Washbum. Mr t . > and Mra. Robert Washbum and Ho- it ion exercises. * Mr. and Mrs 1 Floyd Neeb. Fry and family of Banfield. rnvvir* * * imer Washbum of Pottersville were Leo Mr. and Mrs Frei Ballance. Mrs 1R, • . . Sunday callers of Mrs. Ella Catt George Hillman, and Mr*. Harry Vteitors at Fred Otte during the * Rev. and Mrs. Everett Love and Bush of Hastings were SundavI' wrckcnd were Mr ‘ " nd Bruce Katharine were Tuesday evening Xt* of Mr and Mh Clarcnce UllU dinner gueste ot Rev. and Mra. J. Benedict. * I.Freeport school:i a?d.;!’^M2L?[..Po.'1.4a£,..Mr ?”d FYeeport High jrhoo) W. McCue. * Mrs William Hutch­ ‘'Vi.'.. 29 " with the an-i ■«“lne and Barbara arid Harold Otte ens spent Monday and Tuesday in closed Friday.' May nual picnics. Th: Hastings: * Mrs. Perry Preston “mnm hJkt thHr cnd T' O“«»>p»>do *”<1 Mr. and Mrs. and Intermediate ste room held their their . i chas Erwav of KaUnuizlM, w aevspent two week* with her sister Mrs. Mary Burch of Bay City. * picnic at Caledonia park; Grammar eral from thte vicinity attended the John K|mball and two daughter? room at Reid's resort, and tlie high Decoration Day exerctecs at the school at Fajlasburg park in Lo-1 of Battle Creek and the formers Rutland cemetery Sunday aftemsteter, Mra. Vera George of Hol­ well. Graduation exercises were! noon. * MLss Genevieve Erway of land called on Mr. und Mrs. Rav held Thursday evening in the Meth- , Grand Rapids. Mtes Joan of Kala­ Wieland Sunday evening. * Mr. and odtet church. Instead of using the mazoo and Mrs Jimmie Dibble of class money for a trip, each memj Lansing were weekend visitors al Mrs. Allen Fteh were in Grand Rap­ id* Saturday. * Sunday evening ber of the elass was presented with . Ray Erways. * Mr. and Mrs Rob­ ert Shncker and children v of. Rich’callers of Mr. and Mr*. John Thal­ a 825.00 war bond with hte diploma.' er were Mr. and Mrs. William * All teachers will return again . land nnd Mrs. Gena Brown ot Hick­ Spears and son. Mr. and Mrs. John next September with the exception ory Comers were Sunday visitors Mishler, and Mr. and Mra. Frank of Robert Hardy. * The W. M. A. । at Chas. Whittemore*. * Mr and Martin and daughter Marilyn of will be held at the home of Mrs.: Mrs. Clyde Warm were Charlotte Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs Frank Walton on Thursday. June i visitors Saturday * Mrs Clyde Hnrrv Lane of Byron Center spent 3rd with an nll-day meeting. Pub- Warren accompanied Marjorie LhuSundav and Monday with Mr. and lic dinner at noon. * The W. S. baugh and mother to Baccalaureate Mrs. Leon Howk. * Mtes Dorothy C. a will meet next Wednesday ot exerctecs in Hastings Sunday. MarVan Patten, who has spent three thc home of Mrs. William Mtehler. •orie being one.of the graduates weeks vacation at the home of her It wiU also be Ute Secret Pal party * John Havens justeted with the parent* Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Van for the birthdays of those In April, com planting at Forrest Havens the Patten, hu gone to the Children's May and June. For transportation । forepart of the week. * Sunday meet at the Endres store. j .at C1>d^ VKprrena were Mrs hospital in Detroit to affiliate three nstrrtT*Dv I Warrens parent* and brother Mhrmonths in Pediatrics. * J. W. Reu­ Ann Mescar MWar of nf CampCimn. w rlUSunday n“tM visitors Mnd °f lensing. ter of Grand Rapids. Mra. Charles . n*rs \ Sar.“h Ann at Roy Erwav's Woodworth and son of Eaton Rap-1 bell passed away Friday afternoon. were Mr and M„ Homer Erwav. Id*. Mra. Anna Moore. Mrs. Adah ■ She leaves to mourn her loss two Mr and Mrs Harold Sharp of Mus. Motter. nnd Mr*. Ellen Seese were ron* Emerson Mescar of Detroit kegon. Mr and Mrs. Ward Erwnv , Tliuradav dinner gueste of Mr. and and Bert Mescar of Hastings; a MIld Mr. nnd Mrs Dick Rose and Mr*. Sc mi* |i Seese. * Ada Sigler d?u*.hte.r. Mr* Roy EldndRe of I Dickie of Hastings. visited friend* and relatives in Has- ,!Clarksville. --------------Funeral services --------------were' —------------------------------<e» . ■ tings for a few days last week. *1 held at Pleasant Valley United FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS ter Joyce of Lansing were Sunday callers of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Dukes. Mr. and Mra Floyd Duke# Duke# and and Bernard Bernard local, local, were were uteo also EEPORT LEGAL NOTICES LADIES AND GENTLEMEN YOUR ELECTRICAL SERVANT HE WAS BORN HERE TO SERVE YOU HERE I’M THE NEW CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY EMPLOYEE YOU'VE BEEN READING ABOUT RtJJj, represents the tbousindi ol labor-raving, time-raving, drudgery-releasing tasks that arc done by electricity. - He is a friendly dynamic fellow always ready at the snap of a switch co serve you day and night. * From now oo he will be a regular visitor in this paper bringing )ou the up-to-chc-minutc thrilling and interesting news about his many and varied experiences. Watch for him and turn to him when you want work done easily, quickly, quietly and economically. Rf<Uj Kilou jl! is his name and he it as close as your nearest electric outlet. He w ill be THERE-—Always READY, Always W1LUNG to SERVE and SAVE INVEST IN A BRIGHTEK FUTURE WAR BONDS ati O In Michigan thoae needles* calls Increase the load on wardxisy central dlfice equipment by 1,180 hours of opcraton' time each day! We're at war, and we must keep lhe telephone system clear for vital war call*. In normal limes we would add new equipment to handle lhe increased load. That can't Ise done today Isecausc the needed materials have gone to lhe fighting fronts. Mik fi>»4 llar.l Please.' before you ask “Information” for a number —• look in lhe directory. STAMPS [onsumERS power C THE purpooe of your telephone directory i* to give you, quickly and easily, Jhe number of almoal any nearby telephone you with to call Yet six out of ten calk to “Information” are for number* that could be found by looking in the directory I Nzl P A rsi Y If it Un't Hated and you mutt call “Information," write the number down so you'll hare it next lime. MICHIOAM BILL TILIRHONI COMPANY In IMO. retail food prices In­ creased too per cent In Chungking. China's capital, leading to food !M>s« � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-06-10.pdf ed3d52efb1a1c7508f2fdaa54ecf60ca PDF Text Text HELP BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS ES The Hastings Banner SECTION ONE—FACES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR On th* ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Home Front t labile, Nashville. Michigan June 4. 1943 -Hl" Servicemen: Just a few words from this "neck of the woods" letting all of you know that we are getting along pretty well with the rationing wo­ Eram so that all you fellows mignt ave the necessary supplies and materials to win this war. Some say that the Inconvtence Is terrible but those folks should change places with you for a while, eh? This week marks the'end of the Kmey for twenty-eight seniors in Nashville W. K. Kellogg School. Burcalaureate servlets were held May 23. with Rev H. R. Krelg of the Evangelical Church shaking. HU topic was. "Light and Life’. He said that Education was Light and it was education that would help formulate the peace that was to come. His talk was very Inspir­ ational. Tlie Class of '43 held tnelr clans night on Tuesday. -May 23. There were two vacant chairs, each decorated by a service flag, one be­ longing to Bernard Garvey, Jr. Co. E, 187th Inf. of Mln- ::i Probate. Out 0 3 HlrN- And the other to: Pvt. Charles Lykins ■ 408 Training Group Flight 2L AAJ'.T.T.C, B.T.C. NO. 4 Miami Beach. Florida Bernard left during the first se­ mester. Charles and Sherman Ly­ kins were- called together but Shgi man failed to pass the physical, hl* arm was loo crooked. Now I know why he could throw so many curves when he was pitching base­ ball for Nashville. “Sherm" was Commencement was held May 27 with Mr. Naaeeeb Damoose of Bat­ tle Creek as the guest speaker. He told hto life history as a Syrian, arid said hto family record went back to the birth of Christ. He pleaded with the graduates not to take America and Ita liberties for granted but to souelch the sub­ versive activities of people In our midst. He thanked America for the opportunity It gave him and closed by saying. "Thank God I Am An American". Mrs. Lykins and Mrs. Garvey came to the platform to receive the diplomas granted their boys. Senior activities were rather scarce this year. They gave up the senior trip so there was no need for hoarding large stacks of money. Tliey took two days off toward the end of the year to look for Jobs and play around a bit. Some went to Detroit to a ball game white others went to Uuudng and Battle Creek shopping. Some of the boys who are looking forward tnot too anxiously > to being In the army soon are: Vernon Wheeler (a Jun­ ior). Curl Lents. Earl Smith. Robert Webb. Kenneth Meade. Harold Bredle. Calvin Pace and John Petti­ bone. Miss Ruth Williams, a former teacher who joined the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps last summer, sent the seniors their class flowers. Her address to: Ruth Williams 158th Co. 3rd WAAC. Tng. Center Fort Oglethorpe. Oa. Robert Belta, belter known as “Bob", has a bouncing eight and one-half pound boy. Bob's address Corp. Robert Betts 34810618 Probate. the ad- t (labile iffir. r Drain Littla Camp Phillips. Kanias He was home on a furlough a few weeks ago and came up to the office for an hour or so. I asked him more questions than he could answer in ten hours- He likes everythlng except the long hikes and the cold nights while out on a problem. Those of you who knew Bob probably can see him sitting In the back of the study hall twist­ ing his hair around a ocncll and wondering how he could get that motorized bike of his to work. Charles Hidgon whose address U: T-5 Charles Hidgon B.T A RB. Unit No. 3803 Louisiana State University Baton Rouge M t „ dropped in for a lllUe ~buU session" a tew days ago. He to now going to school specializing in engineering. He is located on the beautiful cam­ pus of the University of Louisiana. Some one whispered that it was built during the reign of Huey Long. I have had several letters from EsrI Pennock Fleet Air Wing Kight Headquarters Squadron c/o Fleet Post Ofilce San Francisco. Calif. Earl to glad to be back on terra finna again after the Lexington was torpedoed from under him. His wife, the former Clara GlUett. Is located near hie camp. Leonard McKercher. President of the Nashville Softball Association, is planning to have a league again this summer but there will be only tiirec teams. It will not be quite the same because some of the beet ■’arguers" are out of town on busiis: Oo. C 729th Ry.. Opn BN 38417375 Camp Thomas A. Scott Fort Wayne. Ind. came home for a few days last week and tells us he is with a railroad battalion. P.V.T. Albert Graham AS M. 36480593 Group 1186. B-KS. B T C. No. 10 A.AP.T.T.C. Squadron A Greensboro, N Carolina Albert writes that he would rather orate the gym for a party or clean ' up after a banquet than make those long hike*. Pre. Wayne Bera Is stationed at ^Vood and Is following his old hobby, photography. Jay-Bruce visited the school last (OonUnuod on Page 3, Sec. 2.) ' HASTINGS. MICHIGAN,-THURSDAY, JUNE \0. 1943 AN EVENT OF GREAT IMPORTANCE J. B. Gonyou Hot Bought The Table Company Plant One of the most significant dip­ lomatic events of the year is the meeting between DeGaulle and Ol­ raud in Algiers. Despite differences uf opinion and touchy temper- U. 1. < 14 PAGES—2 SECTIONS BIG WINDSTORM LOSSES ON JUNE 1 Good Now* For Those Who Get Old Age Aiiiitonce RATION Anglo American guess Both in Britain and the U. 8. A.. the strength of DeGaulle was apparent­ Recipients of old-age assistance The board of directors of the ly under estimated. Olraud was Most of the Losers Carried will be Interested in the informa­ Hastings Chamber of Commerce z Directors Veto Against It? groomed with the backing of Eng­ tion given out from Lansing Iasi has sold the old Table Company No Windstorm Insurance Ionia Fair Also Given Up week that any man receiving such land and America, to supercede Blent to John B. Gonyou and sne The Windstorm Insurance ComThe directors and officers ot the aid. who accepts a farm job. will factions, appear to be on DeOaulle. who has never been per­ tie stands in his name. The olant Barry Oo. Agricultural Society held not have his grant reduced or con- ------ on agreement Is now occupied by the Royal Coach a sonally popular with Allied dip­ lengthy meeting Wednesday night. Co., which has been doing a fine They unite independent lomats but the plan did not work. ones, from the cyclones which swept celled because of It. It is not manahad a serious matter to con*W|U . H ”— business here In the lost two years alder. The question of whether to I Frenchmen and Insure the contlnuMost of the Vichyile French across thto state on the afternoon nor to it Intended to encourage any- believes this service will enable ti and still has unfilled orders for Ito hold a fair this year or not was atlon of a Democratic regime, leaders in North Africa were no and night of June 1st. The heavier dividual* to cooperate more fully product Important. It wks discussed' *, «nJ more inclined to follow Olraud losses reported are mostly bams, alThe Royal Coach Co. to owned by . most from every angle before the final 1 If successful, thto union of the De- inan than uexjuunc. DeOaulle. uiraua, Olraud, aespitc despite ai Al-- i ’bough several houses were wrecked, there might be several tn this Mr. Gonyou and his associate, H. never A*"™ "ept^LJmeph. county who would be glad to earn W. Werner. Mr. Gonyou having vutc was taken. Tlielr judgement Gaulle and Olraud factions means lied victories In Tunis has..-imt — I Cass. Van Buren and Berrien coun- a little extra money by doing farm was that, under the condition* and ' that the Vichy regime of Petain and Red stamps J and K good through much the larger interest in the J*1!” ’tle* and either an offshute of that partnership. The company has been uncertalnltle* of these day*. It would Laval loses the last shred of pre- which ha* been accorded DeOaulle. - one or another ripped uo things Jn work, as long as It will not (eopar10 ,101d a ' tense of representing true French dlze their monthly allowances by Red Stamp giving employment to over 100 be un*,*f h*. .S ... a part of Calhoun county. county fair Jn_1943. i op inlon. the state. Such work would be very Be ginning workera It has had large orders The American public was shocked The moat revere lasses and the helpful this year. If we get weather At a meeting of the Ionia Fair from the government wltlch we Association, June 6 held last week, it was when it learned that U. 8 and 8"“^ suitable for crops, .which we nrobhope will continue ito liberal pur­ Probably the present muddled -Brittoli June 13 leaders heCUnUjn „’!,luJe 1 and lal; 8hjaWa*see experienced unanimously voted to give up the ably will before the season ends. chases of Royal coaches. icuuriaIn m North nwui Africa zvzica l,(n counties June 20 status ot the Independent French nriu*n O-<18 Points) June 27 (Continued onpage 4. thto Sec.) The Free Press Saturday reported movement to due partly to a faulty i the damage in Shiawassee county orable conditions thia year for the i alone would exceed 8600.000 Only Ionia fair's directors to do that Blue stamps J, K. L, M, valid I a small part of the losses were covthan for those of Barry county. through July 7. : ered by Insurance. With gasoline rationing, it was plain , Up to the time when thia article that the attendance at that fair I was written, the Windstorm Co would be very slim. It has drawn । had received report* of 6.500 losses' The 1943 Class, 120 Strang, imost of its patrons from consider­ Will Interest Farmers, I since March 17. They expect at able They could not come Receive Their Diplomas 'next distances. Also Receivers of i least a thousand more reports as August with the small limit Stomp 13 good for 5 lb. from Tlie 8ith, annual commencement of gasoline available now. Without ' a result of the June 1 stonru. Old Age Benefits County Agent Foster Urges All Home Carden Aid Possible June 1 to Aug. 13 of Hastings High school was held ,big crowds the Ionia fair would be , Fortunately for the company and Hastings Banner Readers: . Stamps No. 15 and 18 may Im at the Central auditorium beginits patrons, tlie company has a large To Help Prevent Possible Acute Food Shortage At Ito last meeting the Michigan UMd far canning sugar In amounts nlng al 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. i cash reserve with which to meet &Kial Welfare Commission revised of 5 lb. each through Oct. 31. Barry county people would not Many gardens in the county have * There was the usual big crowd In .have to drive far to attend a fair Kyment* to thou* who have suf- its policies regarding consideration Both coffee and sugar coupons attendance, brought there by their -here, Undoubtedly rationing of gas­ had a real setback due to the rain p cd losses Tlie Windstorm Co. of income derived by Old Age As­ x prrta--* Ynnr past month. Some are not . busy tOSy iu tO arrOteCT interest in the large class and In 'oline would cut attendance even If of the post iuicvi TOUt ■ ww. ; lacked less than 810.000 of reaching sistance recipients from agricul­ the school. The program was In- ,we had a free fair. Aside from that yet ..*» planted, others ■are r—1 Kmwnrrl a ■■ nm ft I I drowned E. the 8500.000.000 mark at the begin- tural labor. These revised policies tereAting throughout. others are about taken iKEOraen From KODDITS | nlng of thls yea,.. are now In accordance with liberal­ Is the uncertain!!/ in planning an out. while To the straines of the "Proee*- attractive program that would make over with weeds andquackgra*s Those who are putting in Victory . Invariably in the pa*t. when cy- ized provisions of the Federal Pub­ slonal March" by the high school 1our fair a success. Co. Agent Fo*ter encourages all garden* will probably have reason ! clones have swept the state as they lic Law No. 45, recently passed by band, under the leadership of Mr. The backward season this vear gardeners to have hope and redou- I to provide against the ravage* of ■ did last week, there followed large Congress. Stamp 18 valid after June IS. Lewi* Hine, the one hundred and would prevent farmers from making ble lheir This law made an appropriation efforts with the good I rabbit*. They may be Interexted in j number* of application* for insurtwenty graduates marched to their exhibits In August weather at hand. • ; uu thl* plan u> of , stopping rabbit raid*, j ance. Many people sewn Incapable to assist in providing for a supply . pu.,, places on the platform. and distribution of farm labor for stamp Number 8 from BMto It Is more important now than I Joseph W. Under all the circumstances we The first number wa* the singing 1943. This law contains a section Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 each family have all the ; Rap’d?. . of the "Star Spangled Banner." believe the directors of the Agri­ ever that which enable* the states, under cer­ gallons of ga&ollM, good ttragn possible. This same rain and does considerable garden!-----tain conditions, to pay Old Age As- July 2L played by the band. The Giris’ Glee cultural Society did the wise thirty Krden a shortened the commercial sup- I make* the following statement. slstance at the April 1943 rate, to Club, the Choir and the audience ply of garden crops. Many com- | ’ w*11 __ ____ ___________I quite certain that the comoany will persons who were receiving Old Age heartily joined In that inspiring. I iny plant which has pasr, the billion dollar mark in 1943. merclal gardens are In low area.* 'one nibble of *m Assistance tn April 1943, regardlM song. There followed a feeling In­ Ufa a Lime-and ------- :-------- •-** now comoleteiv under water. Early been sprayed wit-. _ weak -------------of the foci that such persons earn an Must last until vocation bv the Rev. Don M. Gury. 1 vegetables will be scarce on the -i>cPP*r solution. Tlie spray Is non­ Income as agricultural workers. Rector of Emmanuel Episcopal market " I polsenous and can be washed off I Therefore, under these new poli­ church. on on ..e™,. nunmo. ,tu,“ cies, in Michigan the grant of a per­ The High School Choir, under the son who received Old Age Assist­ season Co. Agent poster states there 1 rnbwt^ncllrnt formula leadership of Mr. Arthur Lower, ance in April 1943 will not be re­ "AB 1 u” gave two songs which — *•-—J duced from the amount he received their excellent training.' .... Ur vr«t2lu In llw home <*rten *££Kr'lnjue'^oiumt1 w»ter T?n In April 1943, because he earns an Hence was preclatlon of the audience Income from agricultural labor. Increase of Over $83,000 shown by hearty applause. It is Important that every Old There was no mistake made when Tax Rate Nearly 10 Mills Age Assistance client who received \ sr s? Dr. Arthur Secord. Instructor in assistance in April 1943. and who Is speech at the University of Michl- ' The city board of review comable to do such work, realise that fruit crops June 15—Prizes Offered gan. was selected to give the ad- pleted their work tost week Wedif he does go to work on a farm, housewives to«“d™ u> Ito mlndrex*. Hto theme wa* "The True r.esday. When the fooling* for. the .nd .“Uejpeel . Ito orop.totod- , ■ Barry county gardeners who plan or increases his earnings from ag­ supervisors districts were hut t° Foster. Reward ’’ Speaking to tlie class, he two —- ---------------------I non have a whitish cast and are to enter the victory garden con­ ricultural labpr, his grant will not made, it was found that the .total aaio their me>r real rrai reward rcwnia was wns not nm. the uiv ..... .... test should have their entry blanks be reduced or cancelled because of said Replant the drowned out spots i„ 'attractive as unsprayed diplomas which tliey would receive, valuation of the city hud Increased clean out the weeds on the other * lanU He thls treatment to in by June 15. according to Mrs. such employment. for canning sugar. They would forget those: but never a little over 883DOO compared with part* of the garden and help the i £ne allowing gardeners to have Gerald Smith, who has the contest However. It should also be clear In charge. Entry blanks should be that an Old Age Assistance grant SURRENDER OF could they forget the struggle, the a year ago. The property In the (toner, wild hu uwrlU rUM u. . SwnTZdS rfrden Loo tint and ana fourth tourui wards waras was equalized equauz.ru produce the necessary food to win ' mailed or otherwise delivered to may be reduced or cancelled if Intraining and the discipline of the , first _ . - .. .. ... 82934900, ord It, thp w*rnnrt and I at and In the second and Mrs. Smith. Hostings, Route 1 or (Continued on page 6. Sec. 1) this war and maintain a healthy 1 (Contlnued on page 6) to the Rogers Seed Store, 239 W. ; third wards the final figures' were home front. State; or. your name and classifi­ I 82.616900. Adding these shows the cation can be phoned In to either valuation of the city to be 84.850.000. of the two above-mentioned ad­ | The total in wards 1 and 4 was dresses. i 898.400 higher than a year ago. oning Board. There will be several cash prites while owing to Ute closing of srv<b> When a available for the prize winners and eral business places for the dura­ the top ones in each classification tion. there was a drop of about l l will automatically qualify for tlic 813900 In tlis wuassments made in state contest. Student* Present Clever the second and third wards, or a Rural Pupils Submit Work Award* and Honor* Herewith are the few rules and 17 Other Counties Included net increase for the city of about 'Class Will and Prophecy Books As Their Project Presented at Special Court In Plan to Douie the Lights regulations which will apply to the Interesting Class Night exercises 383.400 compared with a year ago. Graduation for rural eighth TTie Boy Seoul Camporee was At their last session the city were held m Central school audi­ ' Bnrry county is one If the 18 1. The contest is open only to graders is entirely changed from the torium on Thursday evening, the council adopted a budget of 347.900. held on Friday. Saturday and Sun­ counties of southwestern Michigan home gardeners, that to, to those old method when county-wide ex­ wumw«=»«.i. * program as printed In last week’s the items of which were given In day at the Fair grounds In Has- in wlxk-h oiUiere who grow only for their own fam ­ -Black ­ ercises were held at the fair grounds Ungs and was sponsored by the Jr. In which there will be a Hanner being presented by the the Banner of last week. The tax (c) A person to whom Out" nn on Tuesday Tueadav night. >June . 15. ily’s consumption, provided, now- In this city and diplomas were 1s- lion honor students and other scholars rate will be nearly 99 mills, or a Chamber of Commerce with Clare r*ut" Book Two haa bora The order for such a district dous­ ever. that they shall be permitted to little under the charter limit of pf high rank. dispose of small surpluses. Commer­ passed the annual cxanilntions or­ ing of light comes from the State slated by Junior Chamber members. The class will, ’’You Cant Take 10 mills. ___ __________ cial truck gardeners are not eligible dered by the stole. Fur several Whe"i) He leaves the United I Civilian Defense headquarter* at Il With You,” was directed by Mar­ Also cooiierallng were the City (Continued on page 8, Sec. 1) Tensin g years the eighth graders numbered Council, Consumers Power Co.. E jorie Norton, salutatorian, and over 200. but the number la much The period of total darkness in some amusing bequests were made W. Bliss Co.. State Highway Dept... to the under-graduates. As a pre­ and the Fair Board. City andI every home, store, room or office This year the students were re­ lude to the reading of the will, county officials who presented the Marjorie L. Boyes sweetly sang, quired to complete a work book awards at the Court of Honor were m. 25 minutes. At 9:13. in all "A Perfect Day, accompanied by Kject before graduation, choo#Judge Archie D. McDonald. Proee- । villages and cities having street Bcrnadene Schantz, pianist. Pau­ lights, those lights will be turned thelr own subject, the follow­ under an officer’s command. cutlng-Attorney. L. E. Barnett and Liberal Government Aid Is councilman ‘ line Chandler directed the class off. At that same moment In Has­ ing being selected—science, health, Jack Hewitt. (d) Invalid stamp* shooM bl prophecy, -Jake for Governor," agriculture and a general book, on Tlic Scouts started to arrive on tings, and in every other town or Promised to Promote Them which represented an election-eve city In the area, all lights close to the state of Michigan. Health Department Finds Friday afternoon and continued Other cities are doing s et ] cclebatlon honoring Ray Kenyon, windows are also to be turned off Mrs. Maude Smith, school com­ Anopheles Mosquito a candidate for governor in Nov. planning these days to provide em­ through Saturday and Sunday. and all window shades drawn Only missioner, reports that 70 project Eight Troops were represented from 1986. Of course, he was ’elected," ployment for the millions of young Common in Hastings books were submitted—13 agricul­ County. 85 present in alL lights that are needed so that In­ men who will be demobilised when Barry 1 to the delight- of his classmates. Mosquito borne malaria can be­ ture, 11 Michigan, 27 science and broke up after the church mates can move about safely in the be declared. Tha fed- Camp < An excellent salutatory was given peace shall alt has announced iservices which ended about 10 a. m. home, store or office are to be come a real threat in Michigan and 19 health. by Marjorie Norton, second honor 1— eral• -qvenunent go* particular!!? to Barry County un ­ First honor place went to Mar­ burning from 9:13 to 9:30. The Following is a list of the Troope, ...... — policy wiU be to cooperate student, and Mary Ketcham, who that It* । the boys who won the different purpose of that nrocedure Is to less citizens generally cooperate in vin Drake of the Gregory school, vision that retailers may held first honor, gave a slpendld on a big scale with state* and and valedictory, outlining the hopes and cities by providing cash to pay a ।awards: TROOP B. Hastings Meth­ prevent the sky-glow which, would the carrying out the con tool meas­ whose book was “Michigan"; sec­ emergency reductions In tha < asplratons of the members of the considerable part of the cost of ex- odist Church — MERIT BADGES: enable the pilot of an enemy dlr- ures. in the opinion of A. A. Roth, ond. Ray Hotchkiss. Altofl school, graduating class. The Rev. 8. Con­ tensive public Improvements, which ]Harold Oray. Chemistry; Alton ship to locate a city or town by sanitary engineer of the Barry subject, "Science." third. Robert Brogan. Hendershot school, who spoiling furnish employment while jBennett. Handicraft; Robert Sto­ the sky-glow which such lights County Health Department. ger Hathaway pronounced the In­ will Tlic anopheles mosquito, common chose "Agriculture;" fourth place vocation and the benediction and factories change from war work well. Firemanship, Athletics: Jim make at night. to peace-time production. Detroit ■ Promptly at 9:30. every light of in Michigan spreads the disease went to Raymond Owen. Cedar BARRY COUNTY _music 1__ 1 was funrlshed *■---- by » - A the V... VHigh has a program for that city which Bums. Handicraft; Tom Dolan. every kind is to be turned off, and from Infected persons to well in­ Creek school, for hto work book on FLOWER FESTIVAL Scholarship. Music. Camping; Wm. The Barry County yAgwwr . . H Class advisors were Mrs. Reuhl will call tor more than a hundred Stebbins. Aviation and Scholarship. kept off for the following 25 mln- dividuals. The Barry’ County Health "Michigan." Selections of the honmillions of dollars. Grand Rapids ‘ TROOP 75. Hastings, Second tlv>Lipo7J?.r^ Department has found that this has planned for Improvements that and Dona Burgew. Tlic Japanese and German war mosquito is very common within the of choice of material, arrangement, Garden club, is scheduled toy will require about 34.000,000. Other . (Continued on Page 8, Sec. 1.) lords are getting desperate. Their city limits of Hastings. In fact, completeness and appearance of day. June 18. at the I. O. O. P. WILL COST 359GS FOR REPAIRS Michigan cities have not an­ hatred is turned toward America, with several cases of malaria right their project books. Hie heavy rainstorm.* a! lost week nounced definite plans or figures, The seventy pupils who com­ (Continued on Page 8. Sec. 1.) under our noses here in town dur­ Tuesday and Tuesday night caused but state that they are well along ing the last year. Mr. Roth believes pleted the project and the schools serious damage to the streets of with figures on projects that wlU| tic Inate as Ute entrants that this wet year will be one in attended are as follows: this city, especially to two of them require labor and large sums of Hendershot school — Robert limited to garden club which special precautions should be Wednesday, during tlie storm, where there were heavy fills at the mWhat 4s Hastings doing In this Brogan. Herbert Hook, Clyde Zeig­ onlZ_________ _ taken. crossing of Fall Creek. The damage while Charles F. Konkle was work­ OSCAR WURM, Adm. The elimination of breeding places ler. Weeks — Marie Herbstrieth: to Walnut street was the heaviest. matter? No doubt our city council As administrator of his mother’s Barney Mill—Hazel Conklin. Bill One of tiie aidermen estimated that has plans for some public .im­ factory. lightning hit the factory estate. Mf. Wurm will sell her house is the most important factor in Storm: Pish Corners—Betty Curtis, It would cost the city 35.000 to re­ provements which can be undertak­ smokestack, followed a grey wire hold goods at public auction at his eliminating this danger. All mosquitoes pass through four Edith Tie IJens; Welcome — Joyce pair the damages due to that storm. en soon aftc" Into the room, severely burning hto farm located 81-i miles southwest Meyers; Brown—Walter Allerdlng. Banner will left arm. He was taken to hto farm of Hastings: or 2 miles west of stages in their life history. The LaVem Hazen. James Marratt. Har­ which home after the accident. A half eggs arc laid on water where they NOTICE Shultz. Dewey Reed will cry the old Norton; Coats Grove—Junior CORRECTION Beginning June 17, this office an hour after hto arrival there sale. See die adv. elsewhere In this float for one or two days, the length Allerdlng. Ruth Backe. Robert Beck­ of time depends almost entirely on will be closed on Thursday afterlightning struck hto brooder house Issue. for full particulars. community cener. Shannon Brisbin. Erie Clum, nto courts, and weather conditions. killing about 300 young chicks. He The larva or "wiggler” then ap­ Donald Crosby: Lakeview—Merton It should have (Continued on page 8) HASTING6 BUILDING & LOAN to very sure that he has had all JESSE A. RUNKEL, Prop. (Continued on page 8) pear. This stage Is familiar to most ASSOCIATION the experience he needs with light­ On account of sickness and the Chas. 8. Potto, President. Adv. 6-10 ning, and has no dealrc for another help situation, Mr. Runkel will sell every one because it Is this form INJURED IN all his personal at public auction, that we find mostly in rain bar­ visitation. viauvca —- — CAB ACCIDENT 1 mile west, 3-4 mile north of Hop­ rels of water. days. Dick aarved in ths LIBRARY HOURS* Mosquitoes do not lay their eggs Leo Warner, 21, of this city, was kins: or 7 miles north of Allegan, battle area and it b good w taken to pennock hospital Satur­ Beginning June 14 tlie summer 3 miles east and 3-4 mile north. He In tall gnus or thickets, says Mr. he b near home and now day night for treatment for a brok­ schedule for the Hastings Public is offering an excellent list of Roth but merely hide there during satisfactory Improvement ew horses, catUe, pigs, poultry, hay and the day after they get to be grown en rib and a severe Injury to his feed, and farm tools. Lunch on up mosquitoes. Tlic wlgglcr must head, the result of an automobile "S5S.o~4.-i-B accident on tha Freeport county will be closed Saturday mornings grounds. Be sure and see adv. else- have water to live in and must come road, about seven miles north of and open Tuesday and Saturday The next stage Is the pupa—or tumbler stage which Is just a rest­ a car owned and driven by Dale ing period tn the life of the mos­ Falconer. 22. also of this city. As CITY YOUTH HPON8OR8 FARM SECURITY ADMINISTRA­ quito ust before the adult moaqulto they were on their way to Hastings, DANCE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE emerges. Water Is not necessary In The Hastings Youth Council to TION HARVEY J. ELLIOTT, the car went out of control and this stage which last from twenty crashed Into a telephone pole. The sponsoring a dance for young peo­ In order to dispose of the per ­ driver was not hurt badly, but War- ple of high school age to be held sonal property of Floyd Schoals, Mr. four to forty eight hours. They in the Episcopal parish House here EUlotl will hold a public sale at the: can complete this development In suffering the Injuries mentioned. this Friday evening. June 11. from Harmon farm located 1-4 mile west moist mud. Because of this ten to fourteen Underxiierttf Doster responded 8:30 to 12:00 o'clock. of Lacey, first place on north side when the sheriff's office was norood. He Is offering a good Ust day cycle In mosquito development Make reservations for Chicken of horses, Ufled of the accident. farm machinery and mis­' any control measure must be then Dinner any day at Shady Nook. 4 of cellaneous. Dewey Reed will cry the. also repeated each ton to fourteen miles south on M-37. Phone 754F1-2. sale. See the adv. elsewhere In this A GOOD INVESTMENT Mrs. Charles Haney. Adv. 8-10 issue for full particulars. The adult anopheles mosquito Is rather easily distinguished from day In the payment of fox bounties JOHN 81BOTEAN, Frop. 7 others In as much It rests with the IL. .'..I,1. TT.... The Civilian Defense Child Wel­ Having decided to quit farming back and proboscis in a straight were 23 that day. Of these eight fare committee needs foster homes went to Eldon Cole of Assyria, and for day care ot children of work­ Mr. Slbotean will have an auction line at a fqrty five to nlpety degree two to his son Ward. Laurel New­ ing mothers. If you are interested sale at the farm located 3’-> rnlle> angle with the surface on which it ton collected bounty on eight foxes. in taking care Ot thaw children east and H mile south of Maple is resting. Locating the breeding places Is We believe the fox-bounty pay­ please call 2738 or 2124 any time Grove Center. He to offering a good the first step in mosquito control. ments are a good Investment for Monday. June 14. and farm tools. Henry Flannery These Include not only lakes. (Arito) Bixler. Barry county. The 23 liquidated will cry the sale and E. E Oray will foxes would In one season do dam- interested In act as clerk. See the advertlsejnent Xmany times the value of the elsewhere In this Issue for full par- cans, buckets. 00 oald in bounties tor their tlculara. destruction. FINE GRADUATING EXERCISES FRIDAY SPLENDID CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM COUNTY SOCIAL AID BUREAU'S LETTER STILL TIME TO REPLANT DROWNED OUT GARDENS EQUALIZED VALUE OF CITY • « $4,850,000 ’ SCOUTS HOLD lAHrVKCE H K Knows When He Has Had Enough RULES FOR VICTORY GARDEN CONTEST HERE COUNTY-WIDE BLACK-OUT NIGHT JUNE 15' PLAN PROJECTS ; FORAFIER-THE-WAR: ☆ AT A GLA1 SEVENTY FINISH EIGHTH GRADE WHO. MALARIA MENACE CONCERNS COUNTY AUCTION SALES MS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JUNE IB, 1MJ WAYS AVAILABLE T'^easave \ There’s no shortage of mealtime pleasure when you plan more fresh fruits and vegetables into your daily menus. The "Beauties of Nature" arc always available in mouth-watering variety at our Pro­ duce Department . . . and always priced to give you tha extra savings that ore so important right now. Serve two or three of these specials today and treat your family to the delicious goodness of farm-fresh produce. HEAD LETTUCE -■> 15c POTATOES U.S.no. 1 peck 85c 10c SPINACH >b. Ib. CABBAGE lb 10c ONIONS Texa« Silver Skin 2 lbs. 23c fresh 2 lbs. 29c PEAS, lb. 19c TOMATOES CELERY GARDEN SEEDS 2 „oll. 21c PEAS lb 35c GARDEN SEEDS GARDEN SEEDS CORN lb- 35c WAX BEANS ib.35c Freeport Ib. 47c DEL MONTE TOMATO JUICE 4 blue points No. 5 con 27c ARGO GOLDEN BANTAM CORN 12 points 2 for 25c FRUIT JARS Sterling 45< SUN RED CATSUP 14 oz. bottles 10 blue points 2 OfinC MV Ration Calendar I SUGAR: Stamp 12. good to June I. For 5 lbs. COFFEE: Stamp 23, good to June 1. I POINT STAMPS: C H J Blue through June 7, K L M through July 7. • RED | & K through June 30; L valid June 6. I ■ ' PORK SAUSAGE 25' PORK LOIN ROASTS r plr lb. 38 pork steak 7;r,d" lb. 43* meaty PORK SPARE RIBS >ts. Ib. 28 Cooked PICNIC HAMS 6 pts. Ib. 39 Fresh Ground HAMBURGER 6 pts. Ib. 28 Beet SIRLOIN STEAK 11Steer 44‘ pts. Ib. Brisket BOILING BEEF 5 pts. Ib. 19‘ Str. Beef PORTERHOUSE STEAK V11 pts. 1149' Iw 0-0' Ib. OJ POLLOCK FILLETS no points SHEEPHEAD no points lb. 1Qc FRESH LAKE TROUT lb. 47c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE SILVER NIP 4 blue pts. 29c SUGAR io lbs. 62c 24! lb. sack $118 PUREASNOW FLOUR 2 pkg. KOOL-AID 9c pts. 19c SALAD BOWL SALAD DRESSING SALAD BOWL SANDWICH SPREAD 8 oz. jar 12c GOODY GOODY PEAS i6biuePts. 2 cans 29c CERTO bottle 19= SURE-JELL 2«or 19c dozen JAR RUBBERS 5c dozen 21c CAN COVERS 4 cans PHILLIP TOMATO SOUP 29c 21b. box 31c HEKMANS SALTINES M I I If ^cf' Carnation or Borden* Fl I L H | red point 4 tall cans _3J. no. 1 can CALUMET BAKING POWDER 16« 77 12 oz. 22c RUMFORD POWDER CREAM CORN STARCH 17c 2pk«A & H BAKING SODA 8c 8oz. 19c LEWIS IMITATION VANILLA 5 lb. box MACARONI 43c 2 lbs. SPAGHETTI 19c food;, center N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. CHURCHES Hie fire department was called I out twice Thursday. In each case . tiie cause wa* an automobile fire, I1 which was extinguished with small i I damage. ,j Met up with Roy LaPorge. De1, troit, chief pastoffice Inspector, In Lansing Monday morning, in lown I with three aMlstants to transfer tlic ' Lansing postoffice at the close of business that evening. Postmaster | Claude £. Cady having resigned on account of ill health. Tlie writer's |1 friendship with L,- r ..n___ >______ I when LaForge m toe I Hasting* j*i5i office and managed I a lown ball club, the writer having 11 a similar connection with the Char| lotte nine. Mr. LaForge attar many years In the postal service, much of 1 the time as a postoffece Inspector • could retirt now at half pay but I cannot visualize himself with , nothing to do. Pete Gray, oae time 1 Lansing postmaster now retired. told LaForge his formula: “I pay one fellow a dallor a week to to i । my worrying, a second fellow the i same money for doing my hatinc | and with these two things out of the way I am really enjoying this , retirement stuff." "That may work for Pete", sold the veteran [rupeei ter. ' but I still think the better way : is to keep your mind active and 1 alert as long a* you can. At least that's my present program.“ LaForge concluded—Charlotte Repub­ lican Tribune. I Harry Smith, who recently sold ■ his farm hi Penn Township to Floyd Brown, has bouaJU a dairy farm In । Barry county, five miles north of Gull lake, and will move there at once. Mr. Smith and family will be missed in the communitv when* they have many friends.-CassopoUs Vigilant. I Lawrence Edwin Colgrovc. Jr., and Bryon Parker Colgrovc. sons of Mr. L E Colgrovc. Sr., of 452 Pur­ Itan road, Birmingham won theft I Navy -wings of Gold" and were 1 commissioned ensign* In the Naval ■ Reserve this week following com­ pletion of the prescrib'd flight training course at the Naval Air I Training Center. Pensacola. Fla. I Early in October. 1M2. they be­ gan preliminary night training at , the Naval Air Station In St Louis Mo.. and successfully completed the I course.in January, before reporting । to tlie "Annapolis of the Air" for , intermediate training. I Lawrence u'Mugp”) will stay at I I cnsacoU as an Instructor, while j By ton i-Punk'*। has been assigned I to San Diego.—Birmingham Ec­ i centric. I Tlie old saying that “if it rains 'oa Sunday *o it will for sev­ en Sunday* following", has run true to form thus far with Just one Sunday to go. I The Emerald L«le has nothing I on Hastings or West Michigan this . season in the way of lush green­ ness. Hay. at least, ought to be a । bumper crop, I School days for the year closed for the teacher* of our public school system yesterday afternoon. Re|»rteS inventory and clerical matln Monday- Tuesd.iv and Wednesday In the strange allene? of the class rooms and hails. Rains and washout* hove kept the state garage bovs nnd county road commission on the jump these Mr*. Pauline McOmber has sold her two-story apartment house on W. Court St., to Mr. and Mrs. Al­ bert Germain Ulza MgArthur). of j Charlotte, who ourchaaed it u in­ vestment property. 1 Friends of Mrs Kitty Oln*y will be sorry to hear Of her fall Sunday in which she fractured her hiu. She L, in the hospital and is doing a.* well as can be expected. Pvt. Laurence Cox is home on | furlough from South Dakota this kana. Texas, arrived heme Satur­ day morning for a ten-day fur­ lough. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Ronk of 45 S. Mauin Ave.. Battle Creek i Mil­ dred Kinnei are receiving congr.itul.itlun* on the birth of a daughI ter. Nancy Louise born nt Commun­ I ity hospital Monday, May 31. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hrnrv B-verwyk are now lorn»ed tn their new home at 931 W. Clinton. FEATHERS URGENTLY NEEDED Old and New. Duck and Goose for •armed force* and essential civilian needs. Shipping charge* refunded nn old featherbed*. Mail small sample of tealhen In ordinary en- Rapid*. Mleh. or youth problem* will highlight Um CHURCH NEWS 4... . ...................... jefferson st. u. b. IM OUR "Soo-SI>..i>" ONE COAT WJI and Ceiling Finish completely covert Boro Plaster Walls, “ u:“- Bss- Church Worship 10 A. M. Rev. Lyle Olmstead. speaker. • 11 A. M. Sunday school. Chas. King superintendent C. E. 7 P. M. Mrs. Ada King leader. i 8 o'clock. Service preaching by Rev. W. W Freece. | Prayer meeting each Wednesday I evening 8 o'clock. meets Board of administration meet* Illis—Friday night at church a-M 8:00 o'clock. “ *-■ Before church service read Psalms B 84. Note: No Tuesday night prayar meeting because of Rally at Campground*. Wednesday night al the church, 8:00 o'clock, Houghton College quartette with public oorcllally invited, to this night of singing. EMMANUKL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Don M- Oury. Rector Next Sunday, tha feast of Pente­ cost. will be . obaerved with Holy Communion afs A. M.. withyounit people of the parish joining Use youth of tlie church throughout the na­ tion in making their communion in a body. At 10 o'clock, the closing session of the Sunday school year will be held. At the 11 o'clock PILGRIM HOLINESS TABERNACLE Sdnday school at 10 A. M. At the preaching service at 11:00 A. M. Chas. Manker student at our Bible Seminary at Owos.x> will bring tlie message He will also speak al 7:43 P. M. District young people* Zone Rally will be held at Kalamazoo Man.** A Sunday school picnic is being Saturday, June 19. Prayer sen ice. at the church planned for Wednesday noon. June Thursday 7:30 P. M. We are glad for your presence. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Corner of East and Bond Street* HASTINGS George M. Schram. Pastor METHODIST CHURCH K„ Mr Bui,So. ruw Services held on Saturday— ' '“ijf K'laI v““rt “AtTfiundav school hoard * GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH ai a sunuaj scnooi boaro meeting . pivtne warship at 10-30 A M Auxiliary ______________ Wednesday, around 35 In attend-' ance. Chief point of interest In the afternoon was the report of the local delegate*/Mt* Don Oury Mr*, ■WallaaOobom, MreFrankifoon* V* «•— tt,_ convention at Muskegon. Devotions were conducted by Mr*. George Lockwood. Two lovely contralto *olo* were given by Miss Martha Lou Maus, a member af Emmanuel choir, accompanied by her mother. Mrs. L. P. Maus. celpt* as being 875. A social hour closed the after­ noon with Mrs. Henry Osborn serv­ ing at the tea table which waa cen­ tered by an arrangement of lilies of the valley. The Auxiliary will hold their open­ ing fall meeting the first Wednes­ day in September. St. Cecello Guild tlie Emmanuel Junior Auxiliary held their final meeting with Mrs. Sadie Mac Pal­ mer Wednesday evening with dele­ gates repeating their reports of tlie Muskegon convention. - ADVENTISTS DEDICATE NEW CHURCH Many Out-of-Town and Special Guests Present •2-hnlii ’date* «’rfnniSStoRiivBa,o Iehon“- under the direction of Mrs. benool date* as follows: July 5-0. nova Clark will slna Hendershott In the morning; QuimSunday school at 11:30 1’1 •“* A. ‘ ** M. by in the afternoon. July 12-16, Holy Communion w be cele­ imd brated Sunday, June will Martin In the morning; 97. at 10:30 A. in the afternoon. M. Announcement can be made the Sunday previous. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. FIRST METHODIST CHiIrCH SCIENTIST Corner Church 'and Center Street* L. Winston Stone. Minister Subject: “God the Preservitf of Morning Worship next Sunday- at Man." 10:00 o'clock. Mr. SUme preaching. Sunday service 11 a. m. The sermon theme will be “I Be­ Sunday school B:30 a. m. lieve.'* Music by the Adult Choir. Wednesday evening testimonial The Sunday school will meet at meeting 7:43. ’n.*v. Reading room in church edifice | epen Wednesday and Saturday from BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES 3 to 3 d. m. | Sunday school at 10 o clock. -------- - ---------------------Divine services at 11 o'clock, serTHE FREE METHODIST------------------ m“n bT PMUW. „ „„ „ CHURCH Evening meeting at 7:30, EvuiRev. Seth A. Davey I kcha'lc singing and sermon by pas- The new Seventh-day Adventist church building was filled to over­ fluwing during the special opening service* held this post weekend. A number of out-of-town visitors were present for tlie occasion. Among the special gucsta were Eides T. O- Bunch of—Lamin*. Michigan, president of the Michi­ gan Conference of Sevcntli-day Ad­ ventists and Elder D. W. Hunter, formerlyflft India., and now Sec­ retary of the young people's de­ partment of the same conference. Elder Hunter spoke to a capacity crowd of interested listeners Sun­ day evening on the subject “In­ dia's place In the World Today." and was dressed In the cavtume ot an Indian of Brahman caste. Elder Bunch spoke at both the Saturday morning 11:00 worship nul.0.,B. Y. P. u. «. hour and the 3.00 o'clock ruceUffx The regular prayer service will be •'<»«»« attend. 7:30 that afternoon. The church oo«ru board u and members held at the Hastings church at 7:30 i at.iP®, ®hHrch- . . , ,, *“c cuuren P M. 1 Wednesday- nlghU prayer meeUng of’ the Seventh-day Adventist Sunday*. June 13— j*1 the church at 7:30. church wish to expresi. express ____ their *P10:00 A M.—Sunday school In 1 upnvirtu -----------preciatton to the business men of charge of Mrs. Etta Mead. ER MCE 8 TN Hastings and also to others in the ’ There will be a special Children's M town whose gift* helped to make Day program, followed by the pre- . Forma* *ervlc“ 'Kfc h.c’d this new church building possible, sentatlon af the prizes. 1,1 the enlarged Seventh Day- Adnll0 w Harding 12” £2* T co"gl„J^-SlJforSS IS5 StoSm norm,. iS U.“S Tur«i.,^Jun: IS- ■ Mlchlaan Sevr,itJ._ D.v Advrmui. leader of the conference young Vera Asplund nt 8:00 PM ,now *eader jM-ople* department. Elder Bunch Wednesday. June 10— people's Regular prayer meeUng of the 1 spoke at the Saturday meeting, nnd wider st a — meeUng t-eld Castleton ixjinl will be lield at the , EIdc Jr Hunter nt held evening. * " home of Cnarles Mead's at 8:00 P.M. Sunday “ “ ‘* ” The church no* been entirely re­ modeled. and now Is more than twice PRESBYTERIAN its original size. While some work ANNOUNCEMENTS Next Slmday, June 13, Children's Dav will be observed at 10:30 A. M. with a program by the Sundayschool under the direction of Mrs. W. O. Bradford. Parents may preatheir children tor baptism. ’ Scouts meet at the church Ay night, E. L. Taylor. Scout­ master. Tlie Ladle* Aid Society meet at the church Thursday. June 17, for a one o'clock dessert. Members will bring needles and thimble* for Red I Cross sewing. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH NOTES Hasting* Sunday school hour at 10:30, Lawrence Adams. Superintendent. Sermon hour at 11:30. Rev. chrt*IH’ll will be preaching from a vital Gospel text. Tile Night service will begin nt 7:30 with cUs* meeUng In charge of Floyd Gaskill and *ermon hour at eight. The Pastor will also be bringing the evening me*- i *age which will deal with Truths and Sign* of the Closing Age. All are invited. Munday morning. June 14. will open the Daily VticaUon Bible School, conducted by Rural Bible Missions and sponsored by the Wes­ leyan Methodist church. 14 Rural school districts _... will be brought lu>u into the school as well a* the children Out 7-1 i quire nt least two school bus*e* fur - transportation, and the expected ! enrollment will reach close to twu hundred. All children over five ran attend. Prizes will be given! I for attendance, learning and bring-1 inn others Visual aids, magic and: tricks that teach lessons as well as , • । hold Interest will be used. Send t । your children. । Tuesday June 15, an all day . I Youth Rally and convention of Wesi leyan Young people Societies, will WALLS &- CBJLINGS and It’s WASHABUU corps of Hastings for the lovely new flag which they presented to the church. During 1M2, American forces sta­ tioned in Australia and Mew Zea­ land received through reverse LendLease 80 million pounds of fruit and vegetables and 30 million pounds of beef. veal. lamb, and mutton. YOUR PERSONAL MEDICINE we compound your prescription is based on your physician's ex­ perience and skill, and is a per­ sonal medicine for you. The ex­ treme care taken by our registered pharmacists, and the use of chem­ icals from the controlled stocks of reputable manufacturers, en­ sure its accurate completion. STEBBINS & JACOBS Hostings Phone 2131 WffO/WBKK rose*/ Concrete, Kalsomine, Wall­ board end Wood. Comes in 8 pastel shades and white. No primer or sealer needed. Nor A WAHB PAINT/ TO WIN THIS Wil G. 106 K. STATE ST.. HASTINGS, MICH. the changes. LOCAL NEWS E. GOODYEAR HARDWARE 142 E. Slots Phone 2331 US. EMPLOYMENT SEEVKX !reek, Mich. �m hauttnou baxxex, tbwbdat. jvkx i>, iui THEATRES 1 latiaaraliau Scmm Reaniea u purcu*. th. Hendershott School Reunion at imub* ■Hm.tlie Saturday.June ------- — le school Saturday. 13.. Pot l y„, Calkis. .llnn.r bring NHtw own sugar. Ktloar Mill.. *•*.-.__ * luck dinner, -Dixie Dugan" America's sweetheart of the com­ ic atrip steps out pt the funnies and onto the screen In the first motion picture adventure of Dixie Dugan. Martin Comers The W.S.C C. win meet with Mrs. Clara Herzel Wednesday. June 16 for a pot luck supper. AU are cor­ dially Invited. . “Hello, Frisco, HeRa" A lavish, colorful musical set to the gay tempo of life of old San Francisco's riotous Barberry Coast CITY COUNCIL Mary Beth Hughes in -Follow the Band­ Tracing swiftly the exciting career of H funs boy who rides to success as a trombone nlayer. -A seemingly endless parade of entertainers moves through Ute Dim. “Captive Wild Woman­ starring Milburn Stone, Horror, amplified by dramatic suspense and a spectacular wild animal exhibition. _ "Next of Kin" starring Phyllis Stanley, Mervyn Johns A picture made with no other intenllon than to drive home a grim lesson, became the most popular film ever screened in 'England. “Calling Wild Bill Elliott■tarring Bill Elliott, George Hayes As a sort of Robin Hood of the early Wett, Bill goes gunning for a cattle country crook who pose* . as "Governor". 'London Blackout Murders" (tarrlnr Mary Mdxod. John Abbott DELTON Mrs. Belle She perd of Wall lake "J on _ Mr. and Mri John called 'Adams Thursday. * Mr. and- -Mr*. Lewis Knestrick and daughter of Big Rapids visited his grandmother Mrs. Etta Knestrick recently. * F. E. DeMotte of Chicago bos been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Leonard and family. He returnee nwme ounu*v nopn. o*uban and Betty Leonard accom, panted turn home for a week's visit. + Mr. Mr and nnd Mrs. Mr* Charles z-hnrle< Mackinder, Marklndrr. * Mrs. Lillian Rapp. Mr. and Mr*. Marshall Norwood and W. W. Lung 'attended a birthday dinner Suniday at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. I Clarence Williams in Battle Creek. mo rr»a , T*» ,nil' ' ‘‘‘""l' J Ms,nan j M»nt*ru , H KsirUr J k |" "Jm.'in" h. hickin*. 11. u<wr*4 ' ''"r*'". J? Mmiib. J s.ui'iw Gordon Ke I., Miller," ; takes place under cover of the Lon­ don blackouts. COMMUNITY NOTICES Routh Thomapple Farm Bureau Group The South Thomapple Farm Bu­ reau Group will meet.at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jackson Thursday, June 17. The tdplc for discussion Is "Cooperative Buying and Selling." Potluck light refresh­ menu. rilt. Miller. Thoma*. Cedar Creek Tlie W.S.C.S. will meet with Mrs. । Ardy Owen on Wednesday the 16th j for supper, everybody Invited. Delton The Triple Link Club of Prairieville will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Ethel Hnnevwell. Friday. June 11. There will be a pot luck dinner at noon. Follow Wednesday, June IB. Pct luck dinlu> .att. IUWM. eonI listing of lee cream and cake were home of her daughter, Mrs. ' served. ...v.S Th. The bride received many George Schoolcraft for a few days. beautiful and useful gifts. The th.unw WJI1 wecK- returning name land ____ Wwn company , Prlday eventng. * Mr. and Mr*. Kalamazoo guests were: Mrs. Lincoln Bush- Vn __________ ;Ora Lehman spent Friday evening Mr*. Madeline ,Mnt. Fred o. Hughes, Mrs. Fred ln B*”18 Creek. with Mr. .nrl Mrs I j*firmer rhu» I wm, ' w»n Scotsman, Mrs Elsie Horton. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND i Mr3 lJflrt)ara wheeler. M„. Bertha Adams. Mrs. Emily Russell. Mrs. Ray Durkee. Mrs. Gordie Durkee- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Townsend. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Keith parlee and son. 'Henry Germain Mrs Herman Reynolds. Mrs. Max Phoebe Oak* is caring for her. * * Mr. and Mr*. Percy Lehman were I hear that aha U Reynolds. Mrs. George Leonard. The manv friends of Mrs. Olive- Sunday guest* of Mrs. Josephine : and Mrs. Lyle Wl Mr*. Leon Dunning. Mrs. Ella Rog­ Blocher wrill be glad to know she Root and Frank Rye Camp of Battle Creek were I er*. Mrs. Mabel Town. Mrs. John is spending the summer months at Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs. Ora j Mr*. Emily Wilcox i Chamberlain nnd daughter Patty, her home here. * Mr. and Mrs. Lehman have received word that Eva Roll and daughter Miss Caroline Solomon. vr> M«r« Willis Stmdbrook and daughters of ' their son Private Carl Lehman is of Blue Island. III. spi ,^U***H Mott IHld Blanchard were Sunday guest* of I stationed in the medical corp at ; end at the Roll farm. .. .... Merlyn. Mr^,Maurlc5 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sandbrook. * ' Camp Robinson. Little Rock. Ark—ON PAY DAY. BL Johncock. Barbara. Betty and Mrs. Celia Townsend had an opera- । ansa*. 1 Mackinder and Mr* Williams. Mr. Mrs. Williams have bought x home in Battle Creek. * Max^IUynolds. Roger Williams. Willard Duddies, local and Olenn William* of the Kellogg Fann spent Saturday nl«hl and Sunday trout fishing in nofth of state. * Mt. , and Mr*. Elmer Gaskill of Albion spent Saturday with their brotherTbom- in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. dup«'d Lincoln Bush. * Mr*. Olenn Wil­ * I'- Hams and three sons Keith. Ken­ ai Bi» nelh and Kendall. Gul] lake, spent _. {Saturday night and Sunday with her D*rvnu. Mr. and Mrs. John Imili, Adam*. They all In company with i-it, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pennock and r.i*ior daughter Naomi enjoyed a picnic »• *ii-1 dinner at the Pennock cottage at Pleasant take. * Mr. and Mrs. Fred - Hanlon and family of Battle Creek , are at their cottage at Pleasant . take for the summer. * Dean Wll1 ,r* Hams spent from Wednesday night r.,1 until Friday with hl* cousin* Bruce wr<rd and Helene Banghart irf Hastings. I Bruce returned home with Dean 1 land stayed until Sunday. * Mrs. Ethel Wilcox of Chicago has re- F.n.n<* owmiiire ■ M»»or and Common >un> .4 *47.v<»o.M b» n io >iw,*r ih» runIhe <11, of Ha.iinx., tt*r v . “.12 .12s r» .1 uc* rrpiar m nt .,. Mrs. Marshall ■ A'.rathe Leonard. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mrs i Ralph Scarring and two children la feeling as well a* passwic Mrs Henry I01 LevekPark spent from Friday . 'until Sunday with his sister. Mrs. writing. * Tiw. Woodland unnsd Brethem Missionary society wiU /2/I0£XwORKERS IN THE HOME FRONT ARMY PICKED THESE VALUES FOR YOU... Yearly, at about this time, the associates of your Penney store stags an "Employees' Days” event, competing to offer timely bargains in each department. Today ... now ... they have done it again and spread the very best in each department for your selection. Wartime limitations considered, they have done an outstanding job... One you'll appreciate! Presented By FLORENCE MEAD Women Prefer Cynthiaa* CYNTHIA RAYON SLIPS Tailord Or Trimmed In White Or Teo Rote Take your choice I Rich rayon satin or | Pleasant lake for the summer. * {Mr. and Mrs. Mason Norwood of I Kalamazoo spent Sunday al their . , , .। Carrl.J. j Mary Doster and Mrs. Roger Wil­ liams attended graduation exercises ! in Hastings Friday for the former’s granddaughter. Miss Elizabeth Dos­ ter. Mrs. Doster remained for a j other* untrimmed if you like tailored lingerie! Four gore or bljp cut! Time for Cool Heads! UCTION SALE On account of sickness and the help situation, I am forced to sell all my personal property. 1 mile west, 3-4 mile north of Hopkins or 7 miles north of Allegan, 3 miles east and 3-4 mile north, beginning at 10 A. M. on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1943 SOLAR STRAWS* Presented By VIRGINA MOORE TOOLS HORSES GREY MARE, 7 yrs. old, weighing 1800 lbs. BLACK MARE, 14 yrs. old, weighing 1800 lbs. ROAN MARE. 7 yrs. old, weighing 1750 lbs BAY MARE, 15 yrs. old, wt. 1550. CATTLE 29 HEAD HOLSTEIN COWS—Ranging from 2 to 7 yrs. 2 JERSEY COWS. 5 yrs old. 10 HEAD HOLTEIN HEIFERS, coming 2 yrs. old. bred. HOLSTEIN BULL, 14 mos. old, eligible to register. 2 BULL CALVES, 2 mos. old, eligible to register. BLACK JERSEY COW, 5 yrs. old. 10 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS, from 4 mos. to 1 yr. old HOLSTEIN BULL, 2 yrs. old, registered. HOLSTEIN BULL Calf. 10 days old. The above mentioned cow* are full bloods but not registered. Breeding dales and full particulars on cows will be given on day of sale. PIGS 30 DUROC SHOATS. weighig 80 lbs. each. 5 DUROC BRED SOWS. DUROC BOAR, eligible to register. 14 DUROC PICS. 8 wks. old. 2 SOWS, not brttf.------------- POULTRY 200 LECNORCA HENS. 1 yr. old. 300 LEGHORN HENS. 1 yr .old. Will be sold for laying and breeding purposes only. HAY and FEED Quantity Hay in barn. 400 Bu. Corn in crib. 13 A. extra good alfalfa hay in field. 200 Bu. Oats. 7 ft. Ensilage in 16 ft .silo. 28 A. Clover and Timothy hay, mixed, in field. 198 1 </> TON CHEVROLET TRUCK, with 8,000 miles, with 4-speed transmission, with body and rack, looks like _jtew John Deere Model B Tractor on rubber, with starter and lights, with hydraulic lift and power take-off. John Deere Tractor, Model B, on steel, in good shape. John Deere 17-hoe Tractor Drill with power lift with fertilizer grass seeder, nearly new. Cehl Hammemill with 14-inch combination, nearly new. John Deere 10 ft. power take-off Binder on rubber, nearly new. / ‘ John Deer 16-inch 2-bottom tractor plow, nearly new. John Deere tractor Roller, with all attachments. John Deere 3-bottom 14-inch tractor plow. John Deere Model H Tractor Manure Spreader, on rub­ ber, nearly new. John Deere Big Six Mower. John Deere field cutivator. John Deere tractor cultivator, new. Oliver tractor plow, 14-inch, nearly new. Osborne Side Delivery rake. 100 ft. hay rope. Set Grapple Hay Tongs 2-Horse weeder. Double-Row cultipacker. 4-Section Oliver drag, nearly new. 4-Section John Deere drag 2 Galvanized tanks. 14 10-Gol. milk cons. Quantity steel fence posts, new. John Deere Lime Sower attachment. Pair sleighs and rack. International Steel Wheel farm wagon and 14 ft. combiatlon rack. John Deere Steel wheel wagon, 16 ft. hay rack. Keystone hay loader. 2-Horae John Deere riding cultivator. McCormick-Deering Corn Binder, in good shape. John Deere Walking plow. 2 Single Walking cultivators. 2 sets heavy wont harness. Single set work harness. Large list horse collars. New Simplex Brooder Stove, 1000 chick size. Universal Milker with double and single units, com­ plete, practically new. Round Oak cook stove. Large list of small tools and other articles top num­ erous for mention. Gaymode* Full Fashioned Fibre meshes, rayon fibres, hopsacking meshes, cocoa­ nuts and Pandans, precisely slut ped and handsomely trim­ med with scarf and bow bands! The wide meshes let cool breezes through! ADDRESS AND PHONE, HOPKINS, MICH. L. P. RENO, Clerk EMMETT WEAVER, Auctioneer Mall and Phene Allegan 7J9F12 - 129 Once you've worn these new rayons you'll always ask for the sama Gaymode quality! Sheer dimity with tiny dusters of COTTON ANKLETS Sturdy cotton with snug fitting cuffs ... Fibre meshes and Hopokas. Air Spun mesh weaves.. COTTON IS COOL! OKC GOOD LOOKING TOO! Presented By HAZEL HINKLEY Presented By GEORGE CARSTAIR MEN'S SLACKS Men's Swimaways JESSE A. RUNKEL, Prop. As Dainty As A Nsaegwy! BATISTE PAJAMAS Sheer or service weights with flattering dull finish. Flatter­ ing light summer shades. TERMS: All turns of $10 and under, ca>h; over that amount six month*' time will be given on good bankable notes with, interest at 6%. THE HOPKINS METHODIST LADIES WILL FURNISH LUNCH ON GROUNDS. RAYON HOSIERY 98c 149 Handsome, stretchy knits that shape perfectly to the body and give-full freedom of mo­ tion. All have built-in sup­ ports. 398 Fashions with the accent’on summer comfort! Cool rayon poplins and gabardines, hand­ somely draped and pleated I SEE THOSE STYLES Boys* Rayon Slacks _2.98 SHIRTS & BRIEFS Big savings! Buy a 9Q° supply! Fine quality, ea. ww Hopkina State Bank ITS S H �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1>» RIALS "TEL. J«W«n Row Arrsit.d C.OFC. WBAR6 ______ Sss«ssfe«r Uudi ORGANIZATIONSwu Hatting* ®r|t Will MATTHKWh THURSDAY Go To Intarlocluo BJSTfwi’SmSW.lk&d the Mooce Hall. Twtni near Lansing. # Effie summer at Uta Jamou* members were tabled v visited her brother, Ord I tle Creek Degree Stef. ..„ „.. ofof Miss Msrtlia Luu Wta wuuu.m~i.~w; S?. gj*SuarJf uSraiiS « u. > the cduca- the work. In honor of the 30th an­ Waters and wife visited her broth- Maus, SuMtftter ot Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs flchuan Dc- niversary of the founding of Maass er. Robert Louden and Wife at Wall ' T, p. Maus tand Marjorie I friend* of Clarence Hoffman gave , wSundJtheJnfhtencetf «»rtment of Conaerval and Mis* Mfa* Marjorie Heart. lake Sunday afternoon. * Mr. and ; Stantey, daughter • were gained by the appeasetllm' a complete surprise Friday eve- i intoxicants Rose armed With a J?e^fer aLHle uUne P1’-""-* “• iter of of Mr. Mr. and and Mr*. Mra. rj—- ■J him Mrs. Perry Bose entertained her Waller Stanley, is a topic for debate. Cm»- nlng. - May 38. In honor of hl* birththreatened to assault his HwUngs °l Commerce ta of W.R.C. will son and wife for Sunday dinner a> .„. been prominent I arguments can be Both girl* K have pre- day. A nupiber of those present 'employers with that weapon. He F- ,tal* Monday evehall Ttiunday he will be inducted Into the army wtre memiJer. of hfa graduating wm brought to the Jail here 11 at nlng In high school -and church musi­ to support cither view. Idas* oTHasUngs Hlah school. T> day , In a talk proceeding the showing -------------- - .— ... st 2 o'clock. The tills Mondav morning. * Pvt. cur- cal circles. Mbs Mau* ha* been corps recently presented a flag to ley Hoffman of Tennessee and wife conseravtlon he car.lra'.Ja solofat in Emmanuel , Kron granting. however, that evening was pleasantly spent wflh i On Monday Rose was taken into'of ’77^1" ■films, ‘X— “ 7 pre­ Ithc Adventfat church, They also °‘ D*UU-fd£1 ■■ . church lr ana refreshments were ! Municipal court for arraignment on sented facte showinr ‘*'r,-------church cno choir and miss Mbs utaiuey Stanley a. iuu»>» uu 1’ v -------.f * >lttve ,M?* ,lntts I°r rorP work. Also temporary military advantages were games and ♦ Miss Enid Chepeman of । that charge. He waived ..a, examineexamlr the tourist trade to Michigan. Many jeeeived about <12 at a rummase ■a member of the First Methcdlst gained, the effect on the morale of ttreed. «nyt' eh0*r- T™'v **** «Uo •*«>' rrcMSC. spent the weekend at home Hon. Judge CortrtgtotI bound »—•—* him *• regions ta thc resort sections of the **je recently people In the conquered countries returning Monday to East Lansing. I over to the Circuit < .... ~ court, to be stale arc now able to support larger Sunday afternoon with her staters . orgsnlwtlaro^lrect' was devastating. This deal with * Funeral services for Mr*. Emma ■ tded — — tried dt at tte Its next term. L Hfa bond — was numbers of people lhan ta the most The P.N:G. Club will meet at the L. - ..... M imuVichy collaborators brought back Blower* were held at the Hess pun- । n fixed —I .. at »500, which *-> he — was unsble unabl prosperous dsy* of the lumbering home of Mrs. Harry Shute, 421 E. amazoo was home over the weekfurnish, so — he. remains jail. era, Michigan fa favorably situated memories of the vacillating days of neral home in Nashville. Monday, . to ------------------ - :InJill fra.' " PeFy Wednesday. Juno 1«. Pot; end.. A Mr. and Mrs. — "note ”— i T,'t'' »’Ul be the 18th sesson of ----------------- — BL Even civilians in North May 31. She had reached her 80tn । ’ t •----------------near heavy center* of population Ccntcr. luck supper at 6:30. j spent last Sunday with rlUt relaUves in 1,18 Interlocken camp which open* i were reported cynical and birthday. May 25. * The Dunham ‘ judge McDonald to hear and offers unmatched natural play------------- (Dowagiac. Music in wartime, stress* ----------- । Dowagiac. * Vera wil* Vera Willison spent 'J11*’8 used at this form of “lib­ school closed May 28 with nlcnlc CA$E IN MONTCALM CO. \ "^Xk,, ~d u»> m hl. «KnRegulsr “st ."--.r week with ,£",c.rJca* 0Jn.,com.SJ?‘"’ wW r.'.ut., meeting umMiM of w Hiawatha mawuMui Renc- II >— ---—- her —sister. Agnes and roller skating at Tlwrn- ' eration." In which Vichy saielltes dinner .u.u lodge t_j— in i_ 1.0.0 »~--------be the theme of the 1913 season bekah F. ..... Hall Frl- । »«»<• familyapple Lake. * Sergeant Ralph Swift Judge Archie D. McDonald will Ion tlie 11,000 acres in Barry county with weekly concerts given under still held Ute power while 'repre­ came home Friday, returning ,to preside at 8 o’clock. -----------------* . ta the Montealm county dr- comprising Federal and state proj- day. June 11, -----------noted guest conductors. I DEATH FOLLOWS sentatives of the Free French re­ Navy Pier. Chicago Sunday after- cult < court, at Stauton one week ecU (which may soon be under exIt fa a rare privilege to partake mained In prison or were tenured noon. * Members of the graduating from j Maccabees will hold their regular ,-OfiG ILLNESS today. June 17. He will have elusive state control) was one of the Tlie sight of Durian raised to a class of Hastings High rchool from a । hearing on a motion filed In that best regions in the nation for ixk- meeting Thursday PM. at Um usual ' Mrs. Llzsle E. Stevens, aged 89. of this opportunity of musical tf fthr mining under leadership training Icaderehlo of Dr. < 1rrtrb->i<iKntnr\,ftlr^nra}l'iJ6k 11 whn ,‘lblc rc'orl development. Thc area time and place. position of supreme authority was this community were Floyd Healv. n?e I(widow --------- . ‘Jo#eph I*™7on%fa^» *tttreSh?r E M,ddy ot Michigan Unl------;-----I away on MftV av at the home of hi ta iff* .Uiire Mn te Situated conveniently near urban almost a* sickening to Americans George Chccacman. Clarence Hoff- i way on Mav at the home of her V8ra ity faculty along with many man and Jaunita Swift 7Tie.<e 1 ~ . iwuHi I2‘‘¥5> ,na,5“ •" The will meet for an | ^ < as the news of a military defeat. ety »no W.C.T.U. w.u.r.u. win , u«L,lUr- Mm. Lizzie Jones."long other nationally ^l,c5 «*‘*<w«Uy known leaders IwMlfrs in ta young neople all started their School wn h .v Institute .i. t -..—i... June jun< 15. I5 'kankee Springs, following a lor uu|-f>U day Tuesday, heto *?and’ orchMtra. choir and dnungdays at the Dunham school. Jessie Smith asks to have hl* sentence 12ln,ekX'VerUC Howevr-r^ihe'^ii'ror^ Hic Metho- illness. Funeral services were helw urc i beginning at 10> a.m.. hv at [he Was this for which we were Jarrard of the Norton district was vaeated bcause heid uc work. The IM3 group will ntima new iiX Michigan —•—••••'» ••• ritoLS? T«. i ,hl*cover. However, “ |,Jthe .future carry-ln uinner dinner will St. Rose church wi on Tuesday, ^unTsbd^th ’r^te •IV on dfat church. A ■ m carey-in iuckik;, ., Kr her’arounu around juu 300 wiut w-lth you vnnlu, fighting and sacrificing—Mere ap- abo among the graduates. Juanita n;.n June 1 (*ath»r i v ti.n — ; ocr ng p*onle 158 'Zved al 13:30. Hfa* BvsMe Rull- Hune *• Father J. V. Dillon ofwhich. Barry I Kiment in the beat Chamberlain and Jessie were on the honor roil. conviction* from consideration in .J®8 co-operation coming from every section of the I* L-uest speaker, her sub- Staling. Interment tn Riverire tier auo..-v. v was w ua ui IUIC1 prepared to give. ’-The -rne | -^,1 Uonl * Mrs. Anna Wright ha* gone to the enforcement of the habitual i8™111! United States. here," V4UIIIIUII law (aw ot vi this ikiia state avutv ta mi conuwi- 1 resources ------------- arc , - -----■ ■he •- said. "What ject being “Our Place In Tornnr- ^de cemetery. Miami. Florida to be near her hus­ criminal —•---------- * a »-------- --------vlctions ffor or B a--fourth fourth criminal ofof-jKte^you , »re you going to do with them?" ,. row’s World." There will a round British air-sea rescue experts have ------------------------Not until an assassins bullet hod band Pvt. Forrest Wright. cooked meat covered, Judge Davis, of the MontTn a short business session pre- table dLscuMlon by department di-1 Keep invented an air-bdrne lifeboat that removed Darlan and the Rooseveltcalm circuit. www tlje prosecutlng^at- i ccedlng Mr. ,p' ....... vm rcuiL'Was lk”';'..i_..~.. n.d‘jrc ”. me ,ljc rectors on Exhibits Scientific Tern- Chopped and sliced meats spoil more c’lIL 'T dropoed by parachute and Churchill meeting in North Africa1 HIGHBANK torney ot Montcalm county when 1 factory committee reported the sale Ije’?”c*'•. FJ®0-, Mtelon Pictures. ■ quickly lhan meat In the piece. Cut With with its own power e. can IL, nwn nnwnr n carry 11 ii The Dorcas Aid Society will serve Smith was convicted of hfa’ fourth of tlie old Tnble Com pa n*v"C pro­ and Social Morality. brought forth the now famous “un-. or chop Just before using. men 100 miles. pot.lu^J11^.cr_?t th£ ?£r oondltlon.il surrender" statement,.1 and fense. and indtcl fa. therefore. dLsquuU- perty to the Royal Coach Company Mrs Sherman Swift Wtdi.es- 1 of nJd toheax fled to hear and 77... act upon the mo- ifor 114.000.00. was the damage of these early dip­' dav "day. -Ilin.. June lAth 16th. * Mrs. Maynard ! I! Mr. Utviurrl ” IT lomatic bungling* effectively erased.• Tucker left last week for Florida tlon to annul Smith's ufe sentence. OBITUARY *** to be with her husband who fa sta| Llzzfe E. Kaiser was bom tn LanThe Allies learned tnnny a cost­■ tinned tnere. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Amov I caster. New York eighty nine years ly military lesson in North Africa.. Wenger of near Nashville and Mr. ago. At the age ol three she moved. If diplomatic lessons have likewise. nnd Mrs. Eaul Bell nnd family of TKUUF 73 ller_2“Le,!.la’ ,O Dwll"!?- In 73 been learned from early errors, this, the McKelvey district visited Sun­ TROOP Troop 73. Iceland J Bennett. 1892 9t®rrir'1 Peter Stevens, and , day at the home ot Mr. and Mrs scouta) “st”: htTtaid an toterwuri Spring. To this experience will have been a valuable Vcm Hawbhtz * Rosemary Marsliall visited with her sfaters In Bat­ series of meetings during the past ।lo"_‘J0«u‘*drSL?'cITJX>irn’ tle Creek last weekend. * Mr. and Concerning the cost of modern Mrs. Frank HawbUte and Larry war: Even an aircraft .propeller Jones called on Mrs. Mabel Man­ costs as much as a small bungalow; ning in Assyria Sunday afternoon, a Garand rifle costs as much as an a Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hoffman and Iceless refrigerator; a tiny Jeep Mr. and Mrs. Merton Hoffman and Hyde of South Maple Groyc .. ______ __ „.v Site as much as a popular-priced Frank visited Sunday al the home of Mr. j Detailed plans were to; one flying fortress costs more and Mrs. Grorge Marshall. * The ! hlbilions and stunts al the Cam- '; P’meml aerviceo were held "£.v T™ titan the total Investment we have Moore school ted Tuesday with W)rM., nlc blrUiday of Robert Sto- ’I I at1. the St. 0R Rose church Tuecdav “se ct «urCh. Tuesday, mode here in our entire rchool prop­ a cooperative picnic at Ttwrnapple well a Life Scouter and kev man I . at “ . ?S’mh- " l.nWSrS,' ! US\S„ “7^ erty; each time a battleship fires Uk. ^ort P • salvo, enough money goes up in ------ ------------------------I work, was celebrated with a rorctel ,,Pr Rranddaugh.M .U.ulITu- 'lS.*~^2j,.rCSJ; “t '”Ur “1? •moke to buy and completely COUSTIIV Cll'B l>AN< i:------------------------------ u The first Country Club dance of ped off by an unexpected treat of ton’5 nV an<! pquip a 100 acre farm on A-l land, and n battleship—it would take all Uie year will be held Saturday eve- ,lce cream and cake, the gift of Mr. !2“ °Il,5"’H5a?00> and RAy oI nlng. June 19 at the Country Club, and Mr*. Chester Stowell. j rl"* ? a “ „, h ‘"d,hntl . the money on deixislt hi the banks The committee is composed of Dr. ---------------------------------------A^dTour *“ of twenty counties the size of Barry SS.’S),„ I But* it^as'^’uia^hatl/twrefl us to build one I SCOUT NEWS a brief Ulneaa. He bad practiced medicine tn Grand Rapids for 41 uuiiiiiipauirc uouegc in isvi. He retired about lire years ngc. He wm bom In Indiana, the fam­ ily later moving to Barry county. Dr. Matthew* attending the Haij ting* schools during his boyitood. Surviving are a daughter. Miss Gladys Matthews at home, three ^tere. Misses Minnie Evelyn and Lillian Matthews of Grand Rapids; two brothers. James R. and Lewis J. Matthews of Hastings; also sev­ eral nieces and nephews. Funeral service*. were held Sat­ urday afternoon in Grand Rapids and the remain* were brought to Hastings for Interment in River­ side cemetery. HIES FOLLOWING WEEK’S ILLNESS Mrs. Dora C. Kcpkey. ageJ 77. who lived near Middleville, passed away on Tuesday. June 1. in Penneck hospital after a week’s 111new. Her husband. William Kcpjkey. preceded her in death nine i £Zk”a2T nun .... .. __ I years ago. 1------ Two sisters. Mrs. Fred Du Nnmnu Ncnsque of Wnvtand and Mrs. | George Heintz of CalodonU. two brothers, William and Andrew Gackler. of Middleville survive, Funeral services were held at the Middleville Methodfat church on Thursday afternoon nnd Intel mint . was in Ml. Hope cemetery. BEST BREAD BUY IN AMERICA Kr b‘XE«rtdS “8«‘“jSzwas’iMriTiraTJ"^ luuucy— Mrs. William Stebbins. Mr. nnd m , her went on * hike alturetav Ton Mirru al^Tmv ' now seems Mra. Wellesley Ironside. Mr. and Sd hS d SSiftT' i . mu. wuikrt Smith .nd Dr. ~>d | j.“l ,rd°Sh, Mrs. Frank Carrotaers assisting. . Unless the U. 8. A. fa willing to forget its faolatlbnfat traditions hud take an active part In the Inter­ in and cooked their dinner -and 1 by only a small margin since Ute national affaire of tlic post-war ®n 7Ur?1’iyi ?‘inc 8’ GeorKC Walton, two halves were Joined together by “?k u,r 1nack “> 1 a slight bond-and e^-h of The June meeting of the Barry ‘,c!r mu' world. It will only be a question of time until World War HI breaks County C. E. Union will be held cach chllds horn* to sec their Vic- , halves was of normal aim The Monday night. June 14. at Reids upon us. the* Burnish™. ' ,,tUc hcn wlw Pro‘’"‘»*v doing her Landing. Pol luck supper al 7:00 , the Bump home where they played best to "step up" production even with roller skating nt 8:30. closing j,ES’R.H" t'0" “ “» wnmln. "dMTO If the average victory gardener with Fellowship Circle. j ing their meetings for the summer. I what short of perfection. will multiply his troubles a hundred ORGANIZATIONS times or so. he will have a rough Tito Prairie Garden Club will hold Idea ot what the average former a special meeting. Tuesday. Jutfr 15 at 2 o’clock al the home of Mrs. Eltou Finkbclncr for a canning demonstrating under the direction D’ARCS—ENGLAND of Miss Bullfa, extension leader in Miss Pollyanna England, daughter Barry copnty. cf Mr*. Glenn A. Englund of Wood­ land and Corporal Technician Geo. G. R- FLIER DIES Edward D’Arcy, son of Mrs. August­ ’ us D’Arcy of Boston. Mass., were IN BOMBER CRASH A war casualty that touches many married at the John Timothy Stone Olinpel at Fourth Presbyterian Barry county friends fa that of Lieut. Robert Hanlsli. 24. formerly qnurch in Chicago. Saturday. June 5 at six o'clock. of Grand Rapids, who was one of ■ The altar was decorated with three men killed Wednesday. June Urge baskets of peonies. The cere­ 2. In the crash of their twin motored mony was performed by Dr Harri­ training plane near Castroville. ! sOn Ray Anderson. The brtde wore Texas. Lieut. Hanfah was a gradu- ' • blue imported tweed suit with ate of Ottawa Hills high school in I navy accessories Bnd her Sowers 1937 and was prominent In sports i there, especially as a member of the J foot ball and track teams. Hfa J parents, Mr. nnd ana Mrs. Mrs Joseph jotepn HanrtanHer only attendant was her sis­ parents. ter. Mrs. Nathaniel 8. Peters, who . fah. now reside in Oak Park, his wore a turquoise blue crepe suit mot Iter being the former Beryl with navy blue accessories. Her BrnndsU-tlcr of Middleville. Lieut. Hanfah had frequently been the corsage was of swcsthcan roses. A small reception was held at guest of Mrs. Sarah Brandstctlcr the home of the bride and her sis­ ami Mr. and Mrs. C. B.' Brand ter at 240 East Delaware following stettcr here. Funeral services were ceremony. held in Grand Rapids on Wednes­ Cpl. William Schectx of the Coyne day with burial in Middleville. Electrical & Radio School acted as best man MARRIAGE LICENSES Mrs. D’Arcy Is a graduate of Marion McCallum, Battle Creek 20 Woodland High school and attended Mabie Berry. Assyria Township 18 Lucid Secretarial School In Grand Robert Jacobs city 24 Rapids.—Woodland Corres. Francis Dahlhouser. city 17 Elmer A. Friable. Castleton Tup. 43 Dorothy I. Hoke. Vermontvllle 37 Dated FRESH RYE BREAD RAISIN BREAD VIENNA BREAD itor csAcreo WHEAT BREAD 3 fo« 29c 3 fo» 29c 3 to» 29c WATERS CLOTHES SHOP 3 WKZQ GBS EON GRAND RAPIO> GRANULATED BEET SUGAR 10 blabg Sunday, June 13 . "We The People Tuesday. June 15 . . . 64c 30t WHITEHOUSE MILK "W 4^36c PEANUT BUTTER 2 & 54c LOAF CAKE HOT DOG BUNS COOKIES DONUTS ANN PAGE A (10 BLUE POINTS I4OZ-07,* PER BOT.) 4BOTS. Z/C TOMATO SOUP 'XUEcX,s 3'^19c GERBER’S DRY CEREAL «.OZ. PKG. 11c PRECOOKED Complete Assortment of MILO AND MELLOW Summer Sport Shirts 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE 2A& 41c CORN FLAKES II OZ. PKG. 7c GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 24>/,.IS. BAG ’1.33 IONA FLOUR 24*/j-LB. BAG 97c I-LB. SILVERBROOK BUTTER (fl POINTS) ROLL 47c ALL-BRAN 16-OL PKG. iUC (4 BLUE POINTS 47-OZ. TOMATO JUICE PER CAN) CAN 23c AMMONIA QT. 9c MACAROhl I-LB. PKG. 11c CIDER VINEGAR QT. 12c 2J4-LU. CAKE FLOUR PKG. 18c SUNNYFIELD Short or Long Sleeves We are fortunate in having as fine a stock as ever. All wanted colors and materials. . Plain Gabardine-2 way collar summer New colors for spring to 375 ALL PUR7-3SE »2 SCOPE Industrial Shirts for shop and form work. Short sleeves 6 colors to choose from small, medium, large, X large CAMPBELLS WHITE SAIL ANN PAGE SUNNYFIELD KITCHEN Howes Anu- DOZ. 14c LB. 38 c POINTS READY TO EAT—SHANK HALF 41C COOKED HAM (B POINTS) 35c SLAB BACON (7 POINTS) GROUND BEEF (6 POINTS) .B 28c 45c SLICED BACON (8 POINTS) l, ANY SIZE PIECE ib FRESH CHOPPED GRADE A ib. FIIESH CAUGHT 27C u 45c U47C BLUE PIKE HALIBUT STEAK LAKE TROUT lb FRESH CAUGHT CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE POTATOES 10“ 49‘ EXTRA JUMBO SIZE CANTALOUPES WATERMELONS FANCY—HOTHOUSE Major 7 18 29c L PKG. KELLOGG’S ANN PAGE Knitted 2k BOSTON DUTT SULTANA 05110896 EA. 2 PKGS 19c PORK ROAST ’can EVAPORATED KLENZER 98c 10 I25 3 cans 18f Hastings fa visiting al Lynden No.-. a: 3 29 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE (4 BLUE POINTS) 2?5 Wednesday. June 16 . . . S>is 29c BORDO HEADLINES rLTulS“’.",A,£ZaB^i!“5 «K1 MnL Edd Pengejiy of Battle (keek spent Sunday with Mr and Mt*. Claflt Robinson * Mbs Bertha jfcchtel Of Detroit was home part fo« Daily! cheist KITCHEN TESTED Monday, June 14 . . . noon. * Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Bergtamlly and Mr*. Neal of fe?* » were dlnn<* guests of P*fay Bergman Sunday. * Mr and Mr* Bob Whiple and family of »<■«■ d'nn-.r guests of Robgt McMannfa' Sunday. * Daisy Sold Bread That's ass mwr,“’ On Tuesday evening a sjiccial meeting of Hastings Chapter No. 7. O. E. 8. was held for the purpose ■ Ot conferring the degrees of the Order on five • candidates. It was •bo held in honor of all the new members who hare Joined during the year. A 6:30 dinner preceded the In­ itiatory work, over 100 members and guests being present. Those who received the work Mrs Frank Mosher, Mrs W. D Barnes. Mrs. Margaret Caukln and Miss Hazel Caukin. Following the work a shore skit was presented honoring all mem­ bers of Hastings Chapter. Those taking part besides the Worthy Matron were Mrs. Rose Gidlev. Mrs. Morcnce Marble Mrs. Flossie HinA‘ma Lanen. Mfas Grace Betekord and Mrs. Emma. 8. Evans . ’J?0. monthly meeting will Luesday- June This will be the last meeting until Septetnber so a good crowd fa desired. DOUD CORNERS* g^«:«dA,s:r'o-u';s The Oaly Nationally a"-1°“r “ret‘l,r* \T7Jr. a izo. iiiumiiii war Even World War I cheap. Waters Clothes Shop ROMAN CLEANSER Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy SELF 5ERUHE ■OT. BOT. 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The taw Is the voice of the major­ the Board af Education, who pre- I, ity; and the rule of the majority mqst be respected tn ■ true detnoc- rented each one the coveted parch ATING ~ COUNTY SOCIAL AID RULES FOR ' BUREAU’S LETTER VICTORY GARDEN Hoffman. Marian Stevens;‘Bristol—iarea* and also from soldiers returnJoyce Campbell. Edna Conklin. m« from the South West Pacific « “"WO <'“»■ “ Saturday In A Wall I CoHflOe “7I Colleen Jones; Prairieville - Mar- !« «*> danger If we do not rtd this guret Lewis. Edwin Gurd. “ Ourd. Robert urea from mosquitoes. Every one Forahey; North Pine Lake — Bud mui hZ m' tae ”e.n uo of his I Benxm Collin*, who itad lived for own premise* and it would be very reveral year* in his cottage at not pcncci, out is an local. men­ reveUle from the bugle ended tnc come from other sources increases, •set, effective to have the city get toBeechwood. Wall lake, on Saturday tioned that Jesus once said to ills program. Superintendent D. A. Van 1 or If needs, aa for example, need for suddenly expired while ta his , . - , . . . Chidester — Phyllis Lord. Betty terested ta several of our penna,.. the Texercise* medical care_ _ w less. Cancellation ___________ to Jy their four year*' work In high disciples. "Be ye therefore perfect." Buskirk presided w over are enter. Private estate gardencr.i Pierce; Gates — Ralph DeWitt; nent swamps within our city limit*. Mr*. Collin* waa with him Jle. n1?, K*!*" ?°lLId I throughoi7t7”We* are“*sure that ev- 'of atTOld' Age Assistance grant ar -------- ——»♦» ।—z— in the house at the time of hl* V 18lb r^ ‘ V^ l 'ih the ,i r °' h’ Yankee Borings — Cor* Hagedorn. also be necessary necessary If Ifpersonal ----- - ---- - garden* provided they do all of the Ncoma Hummel ’ The speaker said the graduates b,ut \ b j?r hum n^nfr^ lnd frT<>ne was satisfied that thc classi would al*p propertyIncroroed tacreared beyond the legal work on them. numm^r. Mssreo or W1U.1AM of >9*3 is a fine body of young men . property will live, he believed, in a democrat­ nannKK jiikf s *ice wa* promptly notified.. One of Jhh t>\ and womeh- The hearty good wishesi maximum established bv At 280. P. by Act 3 In -n rIa— — HARBKE ON JUNE t the officers and Coroner Dr. Lathic civilisation. denote the attempt tV-e i of relative* and friend* win attend A. 1939, as amended by Act of dictators lo destroy democracy. Idea that men will attain «necWilllam Haraxe. aged 72. passed rop made the investigation which 1943° 3B ‘ ** n,nen ^ ed by Act 2381 p- A-, work mustbbe done by thc contest- DI |( thc.. st„ oul tnt0 ltt(1 t0 umj . r'^kpolkr or dUrmnlw Incom. "JX,S, “ rLfln PDA KKU He believed It would be demonstrat­ away on Wednesday afternoon. . uw law requires in *ucn a case. No nnist ’ alwavl mcel ,helr d otlcs and re»ponslb|li-I Th ed beyond question that democracy June 2. Mr. Hardke wa* a retired inquest was considered necessary, toward which they must aiuay» 1 I from (from agricultural labor pertains to 3 "-H Club Garden (Claaaes B EAVt A ETEfl Is best for mankind. As the grad­ railroad clerk and a life member a* his death was so evidently due •' ! •any Income corned, either through 7,"|iT!dbk nlrE!^cL.'■ rlltr ArTrW uates go out. he urged them, if they strive. । of the F. & A. M. Though quiet to heart disease. : JLVWou'ah wS~ an must be done Sy the1 toys B The Illustrations -7F and the sug- PASSING OF WELL wished to be most helpful to others d and retiring ta nature, Mr. Hardke Mr. Collins is survived by his farm, or through working as an cm- aiiu i»i. and to themselves, to bear in mind jested applications of the four t KNOWN FARMER and n girls entering contest. (ConUnAd num from page i. 1. occuon Section it 1) wa* was aiway* always thoughtful ot outers others wife. They had no' children He kii u run: 11 IK the uie conical. ivwiunuca inougllliui OI ------ --------, .™ points were very apt and convlncJ w Libka aged 73 rears. 8 > ’ 1 !iX e ' ‘ „ „ . „ . „ -----.L. ------. — —amany ---------------<n---------—j. have v—B WM these four principles and be true to tag. We are swre that everyone who ;monthl Bnj 25’day?wmc<I away on .1”^ntaratU^i^raMnz_ I 4. Judges or members of Judging ter naturally suggest themselves. »nd families and friends w*s Bl *t onp one tlme tim a mortician ta ... ...... .....----- ----- nwiuns UI1U xu uuyn IXU-WU away vn them: committees may not Judge or serve Such a center could become a fine been the recipients of hl* tokensi Charlotte, Chartotie. bat but ta to recent year* had ,, ... . J ujj, 5. at , <U „ smith con. ISIS, tomSdJJF'SS! heard him felt that it was a sane (Saturday. June the smith con ­ ‘ as c,erks in classes in which their asset for Hastings. It could pro- ■ of generosity. Hl* giving was done , been a painter. 1. Always be sensitive to differ­ ns well as a very helpful address. — • ------> ------•w — >• — «ences In human circumstances. Con­ valescent home in He < p]oyera. or other sources, regardingI gardens are entered within the vide room for a museum where plo- quietly and often the recipient* did । ---------------- -ln whlch lhe,r B“rden Is necr relics and records could te not know the name of their- bene- i In Michigan. tuberculosis kills sideration of these differences will ■ Tlie next on live nrogram were Rlmore tounshlp , employihent opportunities, for .whichi located. l*o songs by the jllgh School Girls ,and had retired from farming. The ■ penwns receiving Old Age Assistance, locatwi help to arrive at right judgement*. kept under proper supervision, with factor, x He is survived by one broth- Negroes at sever ——— times the rate it qualified. Thc County Bu-• •5. Gardens hv^hr are to be visited and pu » ,,ccc** *« ^em under proper er. Charles, of this city. Funeral kills —- white*. while*. Ar An educational pro­ 2. Acknowledge and live with un­ Glee Club, directed by MKs Eleanor , funeral waa held af the Leonard My Jnw nUdRe Once durtng thc condlUons. The building and; services were held at the Leonard {tram , bn Monday afternoon, the reUU wl|| immediately, by letter orr rr u swerving loyafity to democratic Page. That the large audience ap- chapel tram to to help help Dr prevent this waste la ; ***“11', ., . . grounds would afford fine place fur i chapel on Friday, June 4. at two .being— carried L. Winston Slone officiating, (personal interview, advise clients off principles, which will mean that you predated these well rendered songs Rev. -- •-“■ <on by tuberculosis k ■nb?wr,hi?tUnni LHArJStiv 2,der ,foU“-^®un«. P*°P>« and chil- in the afternoon, the Rev. A. M. Christmas seals, The remains .were Thc were taken to Hart- any such job opportunities as may’ tieh . must consider the rights of others was shown by hearty applausr. is an asset but not specifically dren to enjoy themselves in a Coldren officiating Interment In ■ ----------- -—* “dcij The class was presented to the ford for interment. He is survived be presented. ns well as your own. BAVNEH WAK_ „.v ------ao— .<— ■-in Cass «• — also — Barry County Bureau । rrfl'iircd for district judging How- wholesome way. The posdbilltlts Rj«rstoe cemetery' Intcnpenl ln । brother City tax) 3. Always respect the law and ichool authorities by Edwin L. T*v- , >bv jrVer. district winners will be re- of B wonderful recreation place for, cemetery. i BANNER WANT ADS PAY of Social Aid and one niece. i majority rule. Even If one may .tor. principal of tlie high schoal.-As nephews I quired to draw and submit a n plan all our people people are there. With the 1---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- —------------■ showing the entire season's plant- liberal help of the federal gov, . ...... .... .JW« i... u. n-7i--i o. .. tnrlfflna .v,... .u..... State judging. the cost to the city would not be 7. The decisions of the judges will heavy. And a lot of tabor would •be final. be needed. In judging gardens, the judges Aviation will have a tremendous will be guided by the following gen­ boom after the war. Hastings eral rules: should have a good airport, equip­ ped with hangars, etc. A lot of Plan of Garden (10 points)—A work would be necessary to pro­ submitted plan Ls an asset but not vide these. required except In the finals. Size, The north bank of the river shape, location, space between rows through the city could be made a beauty spot. It would need a !"• ■considered. Soli CondlUons (15 point*)—Or- — of work, —. — for it .. should be ,landscaped —-> could —•be --------*--------“attractive. . ganlc matter. Direction of rows as it and made very affects water run off. Fertilizer. It would be made accessible and General appearane. . would be an asset. Cultural Practices (20 points)— The school board could plan a Freedom from weeds. Soil mulch. | garage and machine shop for Its NURSES Proper distance between ptanta, i school busses and for cars used to Watering." . convey high school students from Number and Kinds of Vegetables and to district* not reached by the <10 polntai—Ten different vege-I busses. The school board could also ■aosaally comfortable oxford tables required. Note economic Im- have plans made for a grand stand portance of vegetable* grown. I and other Improvement* oq the Succession Cropping <25 points) school athletic field which It own* —Time of planting each successive which has already had much work crop. Successions followed. Quantity done on It in grading, etc. All of each crop grown. . these project* would call for tabor Quality and Production <20 points) and. with government aid. would; —Insect and disease control. Harvest' call for unreasonable sums from the BUSINESSWOMEN quality. Amount canned or stored, taxpayers. For Farm Vegetable Gardens | ••* —1-------Location and Plan (10 point*)— MAI A HI A MEM ATE Convenience of location. Shape and MAI AkIA MlNAl I sire of garden. Distance between 1 riLHMkL ^*onDlrcctlon of rows to conuui rnurFDNC rmiNTv Soil Condition <15 point*)-Or- LVIILLKiIJ LvUHII ganlc matter Fertilizer. Time of . , . „ plowing. General condition of sob. | fContlnued from page 1. Section 1) Cultural Practices (15 points)—j rut* In the road and places even of Freedom from weeds. Soil mulch, leaser importance such as eavcMOUSEWIVES This First Quality Paint is made from the best paint Watcrlng. Distance between plant*, troughs where leaves nnd other materials obtainable, mixed in proper proportions. Their Number and Kinds of Vegetables stoppage material has accumulated. >??J’oln^At riftcen kinds. Suffocation of the larva ta one of scientific combination and perfect grinding and blend­ Good varfeties. Economic Impor-1 the best known ways in mosquito planted for cannInK control—after draining or filling up ing insure a Uniform. Practical, Economical, Durable, “»S5, <2o pob>u>~;’ “" holes ■" d destroying tin cans, ! water and and Beautiful paint. Mac-0-Lac House Paint is a High Time of succession plantings. Suit- I.etc. This Is done by using crude I Quqlity economy product—formulated to anchor deeply ability of size of each planting. oil mixed with equal parts of kero- I sene In summer months and thinner I Planting for canning and storing. into the surface, ta wear exceptionally well .and to hold if desired In cooler months and Plan of garden an asset. Quality nnd Production (20 points) spraying the mixture on the waters . its color. —Freedom from Insects and diseases. surface. "So dhiln If vou can; oil If you must." Creosote, parts green Harvest quality. Amount canned and Protect The ExJterior and nitre cake may also be used > stored. . your home wltjJ uniform. . Tlie size of the garden as well as but these are poisons and care | »y flowing, ea4y brushing the number In the family will have must be taken tn their use. The to be known. “ •. planting of top- feeding minnows igambusla affinls) is a very effec- ■ Mac-O-Lac WEATHERFor 4-H Club Gardens Plan of Garden (10 point*)— live in mosquito control works In TESTED HOUSE PAINT Shape and size. Direction of rows. ponds and streams. Secondary malaria out breaks : Distance between rows. Soil Condition (10 points)—Or­ could be hazardous in this county : ganic matter in thc soil, analysis and because of our transclent labor ! amount and kind of fertilizer used. problem In onion and sugar beet General condition of soil. snuine "WILSON” Cultural Practices (20 points)— Freedom from weeds. Distance be­ ■with faucet tween plant*. Insect control. Gen­ eral thrittfneM of garden. Watering. 2 gallon sixe Number and Kinds of Vegetables (15 points)—How many kinds Good Golden State” varieties. Amount provided for canning and storing. Succession Plantings (10 points) —Does garden plan provide for a ‘Flight­ supply of fresh vegetables contin­ model uously? Varieties planted for stor­ age. rtay wear. Made or Army Quality and Production (10 points) twill in Sun Tan shade. —Quality of vegetables. Has garden Carded, mercerised and yielded well? Records (20 points)—Time spent raring for garden. Cost of seed, comfort. Reinforced al all fertilizer and Insect control ma­ tertai. Value of vegetables grown, points of strain. Made for used, canned or stored. 5 pieces durability and long wear. Governor Harry F. Kelly Trophies These trophies will be given In priced Urban nnd Farm Garden Classes. both for only The proper planning of thc garden will be most important In the Judg­ ing for these trophies. The trophies are offered to stimulate more care­ ful planning of the garden end the SPECIAL C/IGQ planting of the staple vegetables for thc set which can be stored for the coming AT ONLY winter, as well as foods which can Starting at 1:30 o'clock, I will offer the following articles: be home canned or preserved in 5 popular shea that nest neat­ other way*. ly and take up a minimum The Judging for these trophies space and come in assorted will be done by the Stale Final half pint z pastel shades. Judges from the plans submitted by regional winner* In connection with black, grey, white or l he final judging and from Indica­ tions obtained by these judges up­ ran. A tough, duron their visit to the garden that the plan has been carried out. Gar­ dens will be judged according to the following schedule? Size and Land Use (25 points)— Sire, as |t indicates the effort exert­ PINT ed by the contestant to produce tlie SIZE food necessary for hta family. Care­ ful planning to utilize the available OPEN BAKER land to the best pos*lble advantage. Suitability of Kinds of Vegetables 1 quart size__ S “BUC-A-BOO” 35c <25 points)—Proper selection of kind* for fresh use. canning and | INSECT SPRAY 2 quart sixe _ 55c storing, with a proper balance of for the car. Has each. 3 quart sixe __ 65c Succession Plantings (25 potato) M ■ 29c a very pleas■ in a handy —The garden should be so planned BREAD or LOAF PAN ■ tube ns to. provide for succession plant­ 1 ing aroma. ing* which will , provide for a suc­ Medium size______ 45c | priced al cession of crops. throughout the CONTEST HERE __ _ _______ AN PROJECTS PLAN FOR AFTER-THE-WAR Owl 100% • . uitemar HOUSE o*MgWC paint meow ALL WIDTHS AAAA to D CUT-RATE Porch and Deck Paint, qt Black Screen Enamel, qt. $367 WORK PANTS AND SHIRTS AUCTION SALE $177 Royal” Auto Speed Wax and Cleaner Shirt and Pants Combination $109 MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1943 Royal" Chrome Cleaner & Polish 33' MENS’ SOCKS HORSES "Royal" HYDRAULIC BRAKE FLUID 49c 5‘ Q*79c BASEBALL GLOVE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiimniiiiiiiiiiHiiii AIR RIFLE rrj) SHOT S 33 3 49c Gray Percheron colt, 3 yrs. old, wgt. 1200 lbs. FARM MACHINERY Side delivery rake made, MEASURING CUP 16 ox. size with accurate easy-to - read gradua­ tion! __ 50c $469 TUMBLERS beautiful tractive gold trim. Full she. Large sixe--------------- 65c DEEP PIE PLATE 10 inch sixe with easy hold handles___ 45c all Juvenile 97c < PYRJEX McCormick mowing machine TOOL BOX sturdily Gray Percheron mare, 13 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. DE ODORANT 14' 2 for 9' David Mi day after parents. Mt Mr. and Dorothy J< with Mr. a turning to Ship Co , C home on which he l trait Tucs tending t meeting day for a v Harry Adr at Lincoln. William weekend a - Russell training a Mrs. Chas anac were the aradua Mary Lo n guest o a few days Miss P friends In end. Principa Wallace o last of th the grndu day and F Pvt. Jo Grant: II] hl* pare Lockwrxxt Aviation returned City. Iow attend th ding on S ents. Ma Leonard. Mr. an Grand R Back rider to attend Thursday were gue Densmor MLv> fi a visit w stater. D of Cleve Charle Ste. Mari ther. LeR Mr. an in Gran guests o Mtaa C sing on M with frle was cal mother. JfU .A Sunday MARKS HO In order to dispose of the personal property of Floyd Schools, I will hold a public sale at the Harmon farm located J mile west of Lacey, first place on north side of the road, on MIXING BOWL SET 66' John Skald PICNIC JUG Sun Ton TENNIS RACKETS SHOE STORE turned to < Proper Quantity of Each Kind Planted <25 potato)—With the thought in mind of producing enough for each member for the entire year. SEVENTY FINISH EIGHTH GRADE IN CO. (Continued from page 1. Section I) Allerdlng. Kenneth Asptaall; Mar­ lin—Jerflee Herxel. Grace Hobert: Shores—Junior Pennington; Greg­ ory-Marvin Drake. Kenneth Slo­ cum: Altoft-i-Lelta Davis, Ray- Hot­ chkiss. Hazel Martz, Hugh Myers. Barbara Newton Ronald Rivers; Hastings Center — Donald Tietz; Cedar Creek — Donna Campbell. Douglas Crago, Clela Gould. Ray­ mond Owen. ; Cloverdale — Luevln* Dings. Joy Hart. Maxine Kingsbury; Jones — Wijma Savacool; Monroe—Clarence De Brutae. Robert Fox. Thomas Fisher. Lynn Wallce. Donald Wolf; Stevens — Clayton Case, Junior Oliver walking plow McCormick Deering grain binder Gale corn planter Oliver riding cultivator Avery riding cultivator Single horse, 7 tooth cultivator Wagon Disc MISCELLANEOUS 3 double harnesses Three 21 sec. spring tooth drags 4 horse collars Sulky plow James Way brooder stove Double cultipacker Royal Blue cream separator TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE Farm Security Administration DEWEY REED, Auctioneer HARVEY, J. ELLIOTT. Co. R. R. Sup D c C IB �IaAnGB BANNER. THURSDAY, JUNE H, 1H3 . cenanrotu snower given oy atra. company with her with Mr. and Mr*. Robert Carter -----------------------------------------and other relative*. Mr. and Mra. Philip W. KnWrern. Pfc. Richard Beumer came home JU L I n L I I L I I J I (ArUlle Bodford). Bingo was pteyed, Sunday from Hoiablrd Ordnance the prizes being presented to thc twenty-flvt ter a week-* vUlt with Mr. and Mra. Camp at Bultlmors. Md. to spend Hospital Guild No. 12. Mra. How­ bride. Top honors went to Mrs. tnyijTyi a weeks’ leave with Mr. and Mrs Mr*. Garret Isham visited MU* DMr.^id’Mra. Cranston Wilcox Cranston Wilcox of Coldwater, sbPreceding and during tlie ur ard Frost, chairman, met Tuesday. i Albert Bessmer and other relatives. leans. Louisiana spent a week w Loretta Springer of Grand Rapids Ice, Mra. James Bristol rendered and ton* of Ooldwatar ware gueatt June !. st the home of Mrs. Law­ te-ln-law of Mrs. Field. He will report for duty again on over lite weekiad. tto horns folks and friend*. She On Tuesday evening of this week. program of wedding music whk of Mra. Clyde Wilcox and Mra. W. rence Larkin with Mrs. Bernard Saturday. On Tuesday Mr mid Mr«. turned to Camp Thursday. -.-r an* nU«Har<4 —In Kattla Don BJlvln and Mrs. Wilcox Included 'Reve Angelique" by Ri Mr. onto Mr* William Pox « -------- ---------------------- ---------- --------------- Mr. and Mr*. Burdette Sutton at­ J. Field over the weekend, coming Reed as co-hostes*. The following Mra. “ iblnateln, "Spring Hong” by Mei for commencement .on Friday. Mr. new officers were elected: Chair­ entertained nt dessert at the *forKatenuiaoo spent Ute weekend with ; OT,e,t. „ • tended the funeral of Tom Ander­ Wilcox returned Sunday. Mrs. Wli- man. Mra. Rolfe Bulling: vioe- mer's home ---------— rs. Field, delssohn, "God Gave Me You" 1 their parents. I Mr. and Mra. te E- Barnett wore son at Martin on Bunday. I places being — cox and sons remaining for a few Chairman. Mrs. Bud Wolfe; secre- ., -------- -------,— cen. The ! Kyser, "t Lov« You Truly" by Bor Mrs. Lewis Macomber and Mrs. I guret* of Mr. and Mr*. I. O. BenMr. and Mr*. James Radford have -ft. Stephen Johnaon of In- Ury. Mra. Maynard Moynahan: !1 tride cride was gh given a shower of lovely and "At Dawnlner by Cadman. T1 John Skahkl and son Bob of Kale- ton of Battle Creek Sunday evcnlpg. moved । traditional Wedding <nuuclies we to the!/ cottage nt Gun lake treasurer. Mra. Lawrence Larkin, f miscellaneous articles. masoo. were Sunday guest* of Mr. I Mr. and Mra. George Maurer for thc summer. dianapolli came Thursday to at­ Ths next and last rnseUnc of the; Places were Mid for rixteenat theU^d for the processional and the ano Mrs. Nell Boekcloo. went to Ann Arbor on Monday thc Herrick—Leonard wcddltut season will be June 28 with a pot rehearsal dinner for the Herrick— recessional, David Morgan of Lansing was where Mr. Maurer will be in ths . ML** Constance Cook come* on tend Frost's. I Leonard wedding jiarty given by For tier wedding the bride was weekend guest of his grandmother । University Hospital for ths rematn- Saturday from Trentan. H. J., to ftnd to viatt Tier parent*. Mr. and luck picnic at *Mrs. * ’ the parents of the bride. Mr. and .attired in a sown of white organza Mr* Neil Boekeloo. ' [ der of the week spend her taro week*' vacation with Mr*. Prank Saga. al»o Mr. and Mr-. OnThursday evening Mra. Pay Mra. Cliaries H. Leonard, at their ! fashioned with a high neckline and of Belding. Mrs. Abcn Johnson. She returned on Mra. B. R. Minford and daughMrs. J. A. McCall spent last' week her parent*. Mr. and Mra. Robert Tuesday. Mr. and Mra George Bau- 1• Marbleentertained with adessert- ■ Podunk lake cottage on Friday I long sleeves falling in points over a rd. Ml.-s Barbara ters of Pontiac returned home Bun- end with her daughter in Eitow x-., .v.niny r*nvMlnv the imall liN". her wrists The deen Voke of her Dorothy Roush of er and daughters of East Lansing '; I r.d Ziegler and Mieaes day after a weekk visit with her i Rapid:. and Betty TredlnnMk ot parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. Severance. I -GuesU on Saturday of Mrs. John Lt. and Mrs Herrick t. ^y^nd Kurtz were her granddaughters. Cpl. Don Reid, who has been maae urcir nomc, air, vanning onacs woic ..... troit for a short trip, to Dorothy Jean spent the weekend Mra. Robert Dewitt of /Muskeaon troit friends on a trip to Mexico transferred from Lowry Field.Corn., having employment there Place* Ii miniature bride and groom. — Spring ' ruipui, rir-iit nine ridvti ........ ----—.— laid «-,a for /ten. —■ m —-----------------w..- aL*o »i^> used ,*«m4srount amund me her finger tip veil and completing with Mr. and Mrs. L. Severance rs- and Mra. George Ktagwell and her and Central America. They olan to to Detroit, spent the weekend with were . aprin Tlic evening wa* : ।flower* were fly down and back from Fort Worth. r ._uviiuii her costume wa* a floral muff of _____X- Mr. and Un turning to Michigan City, Ind., on *on David of Grand Rapid*. his parents. Mrs. >T T. R S. KK. spent In playing cards with prises I large living room, Texas, and expect to be gons about white orchid corsage. U; lilies of the valley centered with , , . , Mr*. Kenlth McIntyre and daughgeld at Thornapple lake. going to Mrs. Dorothy Foote and , « n velum they win reside in Pvt, IBariBfglraton. of 202nd Hosp, ter Janet are arriving tn Kalamaaoo •H Mr. and Mrs. J. W Hewittand । Mra John Havens." Mrs. Vahtelnst Honoring jjri. George Bedford. a white bridal orchid. Mis* Marie Rowe went Tuesday* George Scot L went lo Lansing Sun- received a lovley guret prize os well nee Mary rtcuch. a dinner P*’****’ 1। MI’m Bettie Pfefferkom of ChlSliip Co., Camp Barkeley. Texas. 1* on Sunday. home on a thirteen-day furlough. | Mra. George Bedford left on Wcd- to iter home In Big Rapids for the day to seo-ttle new grandson. James | a* a handkerchief from all those fourteen of uigo, M, Mr*. ...... Bedfords friends T, “ !«“• as maid of honor, wore a dress whlch lie.la spending with his hU par- • nesday Ilc»0 to join her husband in Lar- summer vacation. 2SL„; tHewitt, STTh.. son «r ~" 4““" -------'"*■ evening by h” Mra. Mr’ of pale Da rose marquisette with a tece Hastmss High school, later attend­ wa* given Turaday of Mr Mr. .nd and Mrs Mrs. present. Like Forest college. Loks For­ Probate Judge and Mrs. Stuart Ernest d Mra. Henry Eggleston. I odo. Texas. Richard Cook at her home on South bodice. She carried an arm spray ing J E. Hewitt. Mr* J. W. Hewitt re­ of roses and wore roses tn her noir. est. ill . also the Vogus scJinol in —--------- : Carrothers wa* tn De- I1 Mira •• Ruth McLaughlin of Lan­ Clement and little daughter went to mained for several days with her Mrs. Glenn Kahler entertained Park St. Charlevoix Thursday ftr a few The bridesmaids were Mrs Wellev- Chicago. She is affiliated with Uw troit Tuesday and Wednesday at­ sing wa* a wcekend guest* of her Patriotic colors were carried out her dub for dessert and pedro WedChi Omega sorority. U. Herrick . ley Ironside of Hastings. Mrs. Ste ­ tending the State Commanding patent*. Mr. and Mra. E. J. Mc- days- visit with Mr. and Mrs. Oor- j •on and family. nesdav afternoon at her home on at small table* with red. white and phen Johnson of Indianapolis and attended Ban Jose college in CailmeeUng. . 1 Laughlin. blue corsages at each plkce. Tlic Miss Betty Sigler of Battle Creek, furnlu and received hl* oKIaer** ■ Mra. Charles Charles Aldrick Aldrick accompanied accompanied minxwa-." R,DENOF7ZMUL yF.‘'‘P°u1m and sons Mra. «-•»*•«••• x..‘ . ikva Miss Zabelle Adrounle left Fri­ 1 Mra Mra. D D. W W. Wright Wright and sons of of x,__ buffet table wa* centered with a who wore Identical dresses of mar­ training at Fart Ogictiiorpe. Ge. He SuHrrv Allee Mull day for a visit wiUi her brother. Lt. bride's cake surruumjed bv« Ullea of quisette In pastel shade* of blue, Is now on duty at Fbrt Custer with ‘daugntcr oi no. ix-nuy ; -----Harry Adrounle. who is stationed nd spent with‘mrad. friends?. “ ’Woodland, became the hrw. bride ot of r Eu- । was by Mra. J. E the valley and white daisies. MolUw .nA .p«,< the Uie day a., will vcllow and aqua blue respectively. the Military Police unit at Lincoln. Nebraska. Mrs. Bedford, who left Wcdne*- The gowns were made with tono x. . . .. At..... ludn,. A O Mrt 'nml.-. h.nlif rrv WlUtatn Parker and son spent thc Ml&s. JoAnne Finnic I-Ii left — on Mon­ Ridenour tar-' hom tain ''on dav to loin Texas, her husband is length waists and tucked bodices. Ml** Ruth onWednesday. W. Clinton June St. 18. at her ;.stationed ^recelvrtwho many weekend at Houghton Lake. h Robson left _jfedne<- I merly, Andrew S. nwjivtafc^at day for touisville. Kentucky. Spring flowers formed the colonial Russell Shellcnbarger who is in Miss nuiii rcuuauii ir»t rrtoiivy- > numj m •— Robert U. Moore and ML-* Ka« corsages of the bridesmaids, the training at Dearborn, spent thc Cooper spent thc weekend with day for her home in Jackson for . Navy Yard. Charleston. South Lar- , A group «. of ..„..wfriends gathered last the seven senior graduates Included flowers in .their hair harmonizing !rjin. Wednesday. June Ind at high week end with hbi parent*. Mr. and Aviation Student Robert Moore at thc summer. Informal The three C» for meat conserva­ Mra. Leiter Kihnc returned Sun- ! noon in the Methodist church at Friday *far ‘’r „?ar. nx" ,“r"l**, evening nt | tn the group were given rcman- with tlieir touquete. Mra. Cha*. Shellenuarger. thc University of Buffalo . | First Lieutenant David IL Hagli, tion; Clean; Cold; Covered. tho home of Mr. and Mrs Roman brancea from the hootess. ITS? Wj?-C.’rh. «.nuv out j Woodland. _ . _ , ,hz‘ h,,m* "f Mr “*“* 1 • Mr. and Mr*. F. E. I-me of Sar­ Pliilo Philo ancioon Sheldon rcturnro returned io to ma Ns u»> i«vm ----- ------ . Feldspausch. the occasion being the . . • anac were guests of Mr. and Mrs home nomc on < Saturday after spending ; had been visiting nt the ....... home Seven --------------c n of pink „mk ’ tree b^lK^y anniversary of Mr. Fc’d-1 a . of II a^u ‘7anTe “ bosket* A ueiiihUul delightful gathErtn* gathering was was bs'.d held ■ i..., Mr. -i.u and Mrs. w. C .. F. Ronk and makForrest Lone on Friday and attended several weeks at .. the University , Kid iarae basket* of pink tree lwuw.h and jj,, j^. Hubtxinl. An J OIl Monday tn the social rooms of Monday in the social rooms of rr Ing the acquaintance of her little peonies nnd white lilac* decorated1 : put of town guret .ya* Burr Van Um, Metiwdtet church when the the graduation exercises hn«nltal tn Ann Arbor. hospit — — — • ■ uw Mrtitvdist church wlu-.« the L. | ‘tnc h , )Ur uciure W Mary Lou Lewis of Cloverdale was . rs. Gordon Havens renamed granddaugiiUr. Nancy Louise. anar. wh!ch »mh> the »••«. Rev. Houten of Cleveland. ° Pa-»— t<MCher» ■ .... schools •- — — n totur-1 of... the city were a piest of Jock and Janice Kelley on Thursday from Ynallantl and is Mtes Jackie Gold has 8pno gone to 1> Q OKn .ge wingatci Wingard read the double ».— _Jiss W)rKC evening Mr."—* ‘^clen”140*^°' X*r? Ft spending a few week* at MMmnnv J. .r Gordon onrdan WillLims Williams Brandstetter wqgf hosts^t an In- ! a few day* days lasv laav week. unending st the home her home in Benton Hsrtor .or the I. ring ceremony. Miss F»aiiltiie Chandler JfisHcd । her mother. Mra. George Crakre summer. ■ sang, “I Love You Truly accom- formal party for the pleasure of Hertlia Kuhn Mu* Ruth Robson S Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 (L lends In Muskevon over the we.*. ‘Mrs Maxllrt. Clark took TBX Mr*. Maude Bair bi spending sev­ panted by Mrs. David Smith of Mr Van Houten, who left on Sun- ’ mw Ellnw The tables 1 ''RoFHiutrimi ttom0'1" “ “Vcral <tay’ vU11 wUh; »«« arranged in a square oenterol B days at her wgnl home to'Detrolt"bn in fit John* ^u^^w^dinfMai®’*1 training in Grand Rapids Iweek eral rjewu- wmun, T ■lSFS.T SSiWXIE -J____ . .......... 1 -I..'- aullW lire RoyHr**---------- * ’■ -~ FRIDAY and SATURDAY. |UNE 11-12 Wallace of Jonesville was here tlic I Lynn giocum. — ,me orme was given , lurgt last of the week coming to attend *Mra. iJndholm and two sons DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION nrnwri Conk bv her step-father. LeRoy Perkin*. Hospital Guild No. 18 was enter- 1 “ —lna 'ng flower*. Myrtle was used as kj the griidiutlon program* on Thura- i of Mlnntepolls. Minn., arrived on Hopalong Cassidy, Bill Boyd a^ain 1 : Her gown was of white silk leraey talned by Mra. Roy Everette. 240 E. decoration on the tables. Fifty- K day and Friday. . Monday to spend a month with her mitlni,u*hUm and at the sweetheart neckline she . Mill st. on Thuradav. Mav 27. with; I one " were present. (1 Pvt. John Lockwood of Camo ' -.xpij? Mr and Mra. C,_H. Offtev Uk. lake for a I«« few a.,. days’ outing. (or . ouLtar. B cnlnco „„ , hck. ,,,. ch.lm,.„ Mr. PrM H.I., Grant. Ill., spent the weekend with Friday Mr. and sHs Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. te F J Forty-eight members attended n; hte parents. Dr. and Mrs. G. te ; Moon and son* of Plainwell will the weekend with ------the opening luncheon at the Coun- US Greenville. Bradford and • Lockwool. I come for the weekend. try club op TcuMiay.^bi&keU^jif g TTiev found Miss Cathrinc by a tiara of pearls. ......r........ Aviation Cadet Charles Leonard M„ Mosher and MIm Janet Ohio bouquet of talisman roses and a the month. On Thursday. June 24. *r" leaf clover .l> l>r .'.'.VJl1 R«.!\ luncheo-i returned Bunday evening to Iowa „ Uie wcekend in Cham- Royer ready to leave for her sum- i“ nr orating the thc lounge lounge ana and luncheon cloicr. Bargain adult price* end al 5:00 P. M. Saturday ur leaf leal closer. 1 nirnir will held nt Mr* Anrt-i orating luncneun Is City. Iowa, having been home to . |W1BI1 nilnois. where they were mcr vacation in L<is Angele*. Calif, jfeur MU* Geneva Fri'. school friend Newtons rott^e at Uach {See Of‘"bW. No golf was played because attend the Herrick-Leonard wed- i Lu^ts of Max Myer* who b altendPvt. Chailes E. Johnson from Miss Geneva »»,. Newton’s cottage at l^ach lake, or- Inhl.. Mn or,If "T1 iiiavtM ix-ratlse Hrtrtn was u.i maid maid of nt honor, hnmr. fleers »«—_ W p.e elected as follows Hie wet but at contract dlng on Saturday and visit hta par- k^the University of Illinois dleacl Camp Claiborne, l-o. and wife and Of r the bride were elected a* follows:’ Chair-1 Clmlrlh< - * Tl grounds SUNDAY ond MONDAY. JUNE 13-14 C m ™ Mm HiviS: toto "tor, ™ Mto, I Mrs. Paul Skinner from Middleville Tlie Misses Gladys Hynes and Mar- man. Mrs John nueVcuOu; viceMr& Cedric Mom ents. Mayor and Mrs. Charles H. ^hool. 1 — -»* — «___ ------. , and Mrs. George Hcbden. Mrs. Nor► "TITJm Mn John Keuh.m M , .E1"£.°4SS JuhM?"Sd were in Hosting* vlslUng Mr. and gene Kussmaul were bridesmaids, chairman. Mrs. Cora Smith; sccreJ. Edgar Hoover. Director of F. B. I. Mnt. Dan Shay.Sr. and friends.They wore pink gowns and cor- tary. Mr*. I J. Smith; treasurer. I tort Schowalter. Mrs. Kenneth La- I Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mr* E. C. '>>7* k 1 M . _ira. rrea Haic. bertcaux Mrs. Clarence 'IVxter, Mr-. > 'over the weekend. sages of talisman rose* and Illites Mrs Albert Kinne: Mr*. Fred Hah1. Basil Sidney and Phyllis Stanley .Sackrider of East Lansing and Mrs. | Mrn H- Of ... Refreshments ! Adelbert Cortright and Mrs. John F Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Towne |or valley. Vernon Baitinger was raewing tewing cnairmnn. chairman. Refreshment.--, ------------ -------Harare Cor’ll nf Lansing were hern ' Mr. and Mra. W. G. Bradford and of Detroit came Friday night to te^ man. The Mls-tes Mary Jo Kit- . were served by the committee. Mrs Mrs.1' Delnaay comprise :next week s com- (j _ ; son. Woodland-and Marilyn Smith. :. Everette.( Mrs^ x» Stell* it ..ii—— and ——.1 1 —.,,1^— witit Mr# Mr*' Schoa^alter as g to attend Jhe Claa* night exercise-, > Mr. and Mr*. Harvey Elliott were the home of Mr. and^fr*t ^xl,r Huling ’odrasa"sea*te*d "thcM* guraU*' M™' Ralph" Hawthorne.' ’ 1 chairman. ... Thursday evening. I Weekend guest* of Mr. and Mrs. PtdmCT7*returtH?ig to "Detroit *fiun- : Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 lo 3:00 Mrs.'p'erkins. bride- j! Mr. and Mr* Olenn Densmore Lynn Lewis in Kalamazoo. day taking their son. Bill, home for '’ y rs perklns. mother of the bride ""~r He expect* an<j Mra mdenour. the groom nidcssur. Mrs. Minnie McDonald will be the Mrs. Richard cook entertained » ’s | the were guesU of Mr. and Mra. Oliver I Mtes Agnes Johnson bi anending tlie summer vacatioiL Tltf .. WED.. THURS., FRI., JUNE 15-16-17-1* -cth;r. wore sere blue b!— dresses with cor- . . hostess to the Widows' club , .. at her I fourteen girls for a buffet supper I Den.tmoro of Manistee over- the . the week in Thorold, Ontario. Can­ to be back and finish school in Has-:mother, Alice Faye, John Payne. Jack Oakie and Lynn Karri • ----home. and 118 white, N. Washington I and gadgetSt., ahower evening weekend. »d». whererahc is visiting a former Ungs next year. iaRC5 Of- phi rosebud* home. 118St., N. on Washington on nTuesday nd gadget shower5Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Towne; „wcct ued wlth wllUe ribbon*. Friday ryewtng. June 11. A soclul Ilh a .urprlse in honor of Mrs. Geo. Mio. «uo Smith Mt lejllrtw ho nnd BUI. and Mra. Robert Cole vis; Al tw0 o cloc k n three course Wme will follow the carry-ln sup. Bedford before her departure for a visit with her brother-in-law and , m« Kf?nnir Smith ’were' Mr ited relatives ><> in Grand Sal- dlnner was .d io to ju 30 cuesta RUCsU at al I .. per., al" six-thirty, Laredo. Texas. Places aim mra. hhkuc ........ . ...... lieu . ........„ Rapids ----wn5 MrV( xpyeu . ••■•■•j, Mrs. Ftorenre .ijsrcuu. ir.iaa, Wednesday. n<v»uui-s. ........ All la huaUloi ,«hei™ior <((1. c-.mIvn “ ah _. . ' Htlllntr Marble i___ _ — _ u-«i -. i.i,' — and Mrs Homer McCallum of Hnr-,' urday. tLittle Cole rnnnt rP°nt ' u die Shupu Restaurant. Lake ~ Odewa. Ruling and Mrs Mrs. Mlnnln Minnie Marble K. ere marked with redI whira white unit and Carolyn C.r'n cote spent ,„ R^uurnn. Odessa, nuiing nnd ana airs, m nr the- u.-iw'kenrl weekend with with her her L-ranchcm-ntS. ! nTe cake wai made ri.hum th,. X-.. _ wading .... ■__________________ i. by .... the .... , Lelng being the tile honor guest*. guests. 1 blue corsages ni.rt and ««rh each wnlm senior was was Charles Snell of Fort Brady. Sault rishunr. Abcn Johnson spent last week in Mr. and Mrs. Henn Cobof Cj£>ts .bride's mother. After the dinner. . , x , । Riven a gift. The evening was spent Ste." Marie, ha* been visiting his fa­ N Y C. and other eastern points. °xVC‘ । *< • n™ wonHont ant tI,e couple left for Lansing, return- I Thursday, evening Mrs. J. C. ln playing bridge and other games. ther. LeRoy Snell, for several day*. Robert Parker arrived home from Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Woodard an! the next dav to leave for Char­ Ketcham entertainedI with a family ,nrttes ROulB to Mis* Bonnie BrandMr. ond Mrs E. F. Bottum were • he University (if Michigan Iasi family of Grand Rapid* spent Sun- „^ ^uth c^roim. where the KMriLm ’5tarra.l.fM“nnstettCT and Miss Doris Lundberg. In Grand Rapid* on Thuradav tw week and has enlisted in the air day with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert (‘“J®"JCMcnwn. * -----Kctciinm. wno who graauated graduated on m-l rrl-i -------- -------------i »> Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 -Hjl •St M.r.h*ll Futrow o< mu n’ M £ .{ .fij V"I?”SXlSK «!“«««. nriiEll! guest* of Mr. and Mra B. N. Rtllc«. fnrnR ' .m. . ....■ «”h celebrate ------is awaiting his call. Mb« Charlotte toke went to fain- I co r??and nn an Mrs. Allen Pender were —’re. Ohio spent Sunday with his •-J^ove^Are"’'/?? bride’vrw’^a KeA®,Snn of East Lanring nnd J1Mr .." ANNIVERSARY sing on Monday for a few days' visit , Bu‘ndx. tm^tu w.jt of Mr. and Mrs. Bert FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE 11-12 with friend*. Benton uciiaaaii in in Mill Middleville. other iruest* were Mr and member of the 1943 graduating class ; Grand Rnptds also Mrs Horace I Mr*. Harry II. Lewis will observe .'Mrs. Frank Carrothers has re­ Lieut, and Mrs. Arnold Prrklnr K^atui Mr* mid Mra Roland Fur- |of Woodland High school DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION .Corel! of Lansing <a sister oftto their fiftieth wpdxhng anniversary turned from Whitehall where she ot Camp Atterbury/ Jpdiana.. af- 1UA W.IU ..Rolan .......... dFur.... ds and m d *Wl. Mr nd SS included Mr. , late and Harry H. I*wls was torn in Bill Elliott h here again Mr mid Mrs Rolan dFur- iI Out X“" of town guests HHI- Rev. _ Ru&cll ,iu»ku H. «». Bready) uicnuji rivhl on Sunday ahtFVlirto here , Ids IOS anuofmra. u.',-. nil .lulv । 23. 1871. and Orangeville on July 23, 1871. and row ano and iwr. family Freeport. mi >and x„ fc*rsWe.itt of Lansing Mra. r-iClaranranirovlllr Brown of Hostings. Mrs. Ketcham was hastes* to au- Isabella Train wsa born in Orange- . -Mra.-A. D. - Wnhkam xiXtined ^JMuF^Iriiairc J*, is . spending vlfie on June 22. 1875. They spint . Sunday from Swarthmore. Pa., af- tfif^’iMtek with Mr. and Mra. Erik their school days together and were ning, IhOM present includlno-Sui and John Abbott and Mary .McLeod von Reis of Detroit. SJidStaTtoT'-’aSd ’“teiit^l^- at M" A V^Tor. married in Hastings June 17. !®13 Mra. Mark Lee returned on lived nearly all their Thursday from a two weeks' visit return ?o°^ea^uartm‘'cranpany1' Mrs M,ner Palnn-r "n<J Mrs- Matt 1 Hayes and Mrs W. J.’ Field, also They'have married life tn Allegan county, now with her oarenta. Dr. and Mrs. s. residing on their fnnn In U-lghtnn E Far. of Quincy and on Enndav where they have lived for thirtySUNDAY ond MONDAY, JUNE 13-14 Dr. nnd Mrs. Far were dinner i vtr Newton saent the w-ek- evenJn« at the home of the former, ’ That successful picnics can be five years. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee. Open house to। all. end with thc Nell Newton family ' honoring two recent brides, Mrs. held in our own back yards was Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. of STEAM HBAT FY«Mrt * (Robert Field and Mrs. George Bed- happily demonstrated twice reRoman Feldpausch were Mr. and HERRICK—LEONARD Mra. Jack Adams and son. Eddie, HOT A COLD WATER Basket* of white stock, carnations of Cadillac. Bargain matinee Sunday 3:09 to 5:M and pink peonies, cathedral tapers SHOWER BATH Burr Van Houten left Sunday and palms made an attractive setafter spending a few days with Mrs I— •.XTT —r;’ rina for the ceremony which filmic 33.50 per wk. wp Sarah Brandstetclr and Mr. and TUES., WED.. THURS., JUNE 15-16-17 • on their outdoor grill, had their । united Mis* Leone Lois Leonard, I Mrs. Clayton Brandstetter. Et41yn Anker* ahd John Carradinc lunch and played game* on the । daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doable -5.M par wk. up Guests of Mr and Mr*. Cedric one of the member*. Roland will;and Mrs. Bedford were the re­ lawn and on Monday 22 children H. Leonard, in marriage with First Morev this weekend will be Miss return with them for the summer cipients of many beautiful gifts, ,[orn^.thSL5tV. 6l.h Kn£ea ’f“h 1 Lieutenant Ralph R. Herrick, son AUdrev Cushman and Miss Doris anti on thc way home they will • Mrs. Bedford will leave Wednes- pie birtffs did likewise Tlie clw- (of Dr. and Mrs. P. Leslie Herrick., spend a few days In Chicago. ; day to join her husband in Laredo. ,t >Ing picnic for the 7th and 8th. Livermore. Cal.. The double ring;® ' Slock ford of Kalamazoo. Mte l/*na Leiter left Tuesdav The Rev. L. Winston Stone hM (Texas. ,graders was held at Tliornapple service wa* read by thc Rev. S. 1121 for her home In Buchanan for het gone to Benton Harbor to attend ~ ,----------lake last Thursday. ______________________________________ the sessions of the Michigan Con- HOWELL—ROCKWELL ference. Miss Bessie RulUon. pastor On Tuesday. May 18. the mar- ' To celebrate her thirteenth birth- K . . . . of Ute circuit churches, is also/at ;rlaJtc °^_Mlss Dona Dclce Rock- I day. rwruai* Barbara nuranoioer Burkholder cnierenter- X the conference. ’*'*1' of Battle Creek and Soaman talned ten of tor friends at a ttoaMlss Verelnia Pott* Is home from Joe! W. Howell, son of Mr. and tre party Sunday afternoon folOreenville for her summer vacation. Mrs. Daniel W. Htiwell of this city, i lowed by a buffet supper at home. Mr. and Mra. Tlrnolliy Howard was solemnized at the Church of ; Her ------ included- Caro! « —• guests Ooodand son of Kalamazoo were guests God In Battle Creek, about 150 year. n~». Joan McFarland. r. **«■.» Nancv Wait. of Mr. and Mra. Charles Leonard (relatives and friends witnessing the Helen Walldorff. Mary Ellen Kellv. part of tlic past week. 1 ceremony. 1 Wanda Webb. Joan Baulch. Elsie Mr. and Mra. Victor. Sisson and Seaman Howell is a graduate of Snook and Julie Ann Cooper, children went to Fairmount. Ind . । the Middleville school and is now ; . . • on Saturday for a two weeks' visit i on naval duty at Great Lakes. Ill. Eight were-present at the mis- SOCIAL ITEMS PERSONALS >th i A Wall 9« who had lived for lake, on Saturday sired while in his notified.. One of kroner Dr. Lathkestlgailon which n sucn a case. No ao evidently due survived by his no children He a mortician in recent yean had tuberculoala kills Umea the rate it educational pro­ ent thia waste ta by tuberculosis XifiS't’K’SS'KS ,T5a^"tiK: IS^tr,,w‘bUT!K.',c,,S as. fas ,„XV ? wiSK ihlX™ SSMSJ?, "-Mb" rry ‘bl* ’ TRANE TtiEATR|= r "£,?'SK %‘x "COLT COMRADES" *3I SSS-X .»rfi ■**.• pre«.«“»- rerea- 'C "DIXIE DUGAN" "NEXT OF KIN" "HELLO FRISCO" ■) S'ai.Knd""1 M" H“roU R'u' Barry § theatre? “CALLING WILD BILL ELLIOTT" "LONDON BLACKOUT MURDERS" ROOMS E ials, I (west 43 SSeW5?? SISX "FOLLOW THE BAND" "wS.SeE «?. 1 “CAPTIVE WILD WOMAN" HOTEL HASTINGS Time to Get Into the Sun to Play NOTICE! DUE TO SHORTAGES BEYOND OUR CONTROL OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY BEGIN­ NING MONDAY, JUNE 14 BANGUART BAKERY 113 S. Jefferson fit S Ptoa* MM 1 A LIFE MAY 8e ,N THE BALANCE SLACKS-S. SUITS saireia . uhu«iwi*« <5. sv.z.« Kt\Jtx a day's work, change into comfortable, relaxing Wilson Brothers Leisure Shirt and slacksl bare to do—important lo •to tbc Doctoi Tint i* why I pledge to five «v«ry prescription wmt my undivided attention. Good for your morale, as well as your office clothes. See our selection of these newest of Leisure Togs... original plaid designs, solid $ Pipe Tone*...handsome, built-for-service garments that will give your monsy'a worth, pluu !■ glEEFSl ^=DRUG STORES i Supr. ~ REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY P4imM 224I SUITS 395 10 1050 ■IWIMM. PLAYSUITS and SWIM SUITS GANTHER” Swim Suit 'Mody io California." Latex Satin, One or Two Piece Suits Prices 2.95, 3.98 and 5.00 Boys' and Mon’s Swim Trunks 69c to 1.25. "Exclusive, but not Children's Sults 1.00 te 1.99 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JUNE IB. 1H3 iBtings Banner County Agri Agent Foster's office PASSING OF MRS. lo be placed on the Farm Front GEORGE VAN TUTLIN Flasli mailing list. No charge is Mra. Myrtle Van Tlfflln. aged 58. made for this service. passed away on Bunday at her home in Lake Odessa after a long illneas. She was bcm in Hostings on May 9. 1885. the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Kep Silsbee. On Dec. 35. (Continued from page 1. Section D SECOND CLASS;, Nell 1907, she was married to George Ward warn—oxaa /ku luado rten Will. will. Van Tlfflln and they lived in Has- Herbert Jack Brown and Richard tings until 1924 when they moved 1 Livingston. Details concerning lhe rationing of Pressure Cookers are being com­ to Lake Odessa. They are the par- | TROOP 106 Hastings St. Rose pleted. according to Laurence Far­ enls of one son. Richard of Houston. Church—SECOND CLASS: George rell. Chairmen of the Farm Machin­ Texas, who. wlttrtt» husband, and Maurer. MERIT BADGES: Alfred one grandchild, survive. She also Corulght, Reading. FttemarlhW ery Rationing Board. --------- --„..t r. work awlmtnlngi Mu>te> It Li expected that there will not leaves a sister. Mrs. Earl R- Boyes, Development. Public be eno2Jn~tu meet the demand, and a brother. Glendon Silsbee, of Physical (Continued from page L Section 1) therefore the Conkers must. be Hastings. Funeral services were Health. Safety and Pint Aid; Pat­ which is supplying the Allies with utilized to obtain the greatest pos­ held on Tuesday afternoon at the rick Hodges. Bsfety. Public Heslth. thc arm*, food and equipment sible amount of home canning of STAR RANK: Patrick Hodges. which spell lhe doom of the Axis non-acld . vegetables and meats. terment was in Lakeside cemetery. TROOP 107, Hastings Presbyterpowers. Our military authorities Preference will be given to neigh­ lan Church — SECOND CLASS: say they could make a sneak at­ borhood pools, organizations, or Richard Knopf. MERIT BADGES: tack on this country as Japan did large •ffmlllea presenting nlans for Joe Hubert. Handicraft; Pat Kelly. on Pearl HarbOr. They would not using a pressure cooker the maxi­ Plrat Aid to Animals; Richard attempt it In the day time, but mum amount of the canning scaGroan. Pathfinding, Stamn Collect­ could do heavy damage on a lighted ing. Personal Health. Public Health ORDER FOB PUBLICATION American town at night. They will Reading. Handicraft. do that before the war ends if pos­ a "War Model" enameled steel botTROOP 177. Nash viUe—FIRST sible: and It is possible. Therefore Mims, ana un plau-u steel tops, hoiuCLASS: Gene Montgomery and this district black-out is being car­ Ing 7 glass quart Jars or 14 No. 3 Darold Crandell. MERIT BADGES: USED CARS. TRAILERS, tin cans. . . ried out to teach our people how . Gene Montgomery. Pint Aid and AND AUTO FARTS The Barry County USDA War to act If an alarm Is sounded that Firemanship. Board, at the request of the Farm Jr* I TROOP 109. Clarksville—SECOND Rationing Committee. has appoint­ I CLASS: Donald Willison. Eugene , .. t____ ,_______ tullest cooperation should be ed an Advisory Committee, repre­ 't"11 Burners. Richard Stuart. Leo Pep>7>K KALK--Kud*Tt Ford reup*. •. ■K.-.I,Riven and every effort made to senting both rural and urban areas, unr..n< r„r,,i11j|n, carry out this black-out program comprised of Mra. Stuart Jackson ' ’ f'1" In letter and spirit next Tuesday of Hastings and Miss Mary Bullis, ... TROOP 108. Middleville—SECHome Demonstration Agent. Mrs. ।nr—iota :„»< night. he nuy i-1 OND CLASS: Ward Beery. Jack I AmonK the 18 counties to take Lovelle Miller. AAA Fteldwoman. ' ‘ I Frost. Llovd Fisher, and Jack JanIt "red. (or <J."i ln Utls air-raid drill are Kent. Mra Oernld Smith, County Victory Ki*b»r, iisu H,*‘ABegan. Ionia. Kalamazoo and Garden Chairman. TROOP 65. Middleville — James All applications for Cookers i io Calhoun, which border on Barry. Faulkner, Star: Rex Schad. First 6 io On June 17 a blackout will cover should be in the hands of the Farm class; Robert Parks. First class and Mnchlnerv Rationing Committee bv t..r1 the northern half of Michigan, also July James Polhemus. first class. SEC­ 1. 1943. in order to be crauHi>rk. । the eastern and central parts of OND CLASS: Jack Wilson Roland cred nt the early meetings of this • lhe state. Rou. Rob*rt Kenyon. Stanley Plnkcommittee. belner. William Bechtel. Lyman Apnllcatlon forms are available al USED CLOTHING Klmtney. Jack Hooper. Oerald Bon­ the Barry AAA Office, the County neville. Gary Bennett. Jack Rey­ Ration Board and the Countv nolds. Robert Cummlnes Carlton Agent's Office, Write to. or call al Gnlster and Robert Bechtel. any of thc above offices. Parents of the members of the NOTICE Bov Scouts had a family pot luck i'i..,,.. 3551.' In a recent survey made by C. J. MAPLE LEAF ORANGE dinner at thc fairgrounds Saturday ' D. Brown, of the State Conservaevening. A large crowd was nresl tlon Department, it was found that ent and a grand time had by all0BDBB FOR Putll.ICAI; the number of lakes In Michigan X** U.?3,7'. oUl‘ough as late u 1941 Shins ot lhe Royal Indian Navy _____ J the official directory of lakes listed guarding India's coast and on pa­ typ«<rrii«r*, onl>' Barry county. In pro- Otto D»kn>. trol aniT convoy duty in 1P42 trav­ txirtlnn tn II. ....... _ eled a distance eoual to 33 times wwuj in suumern around the earth at the Equator. tf Michigan. -cn Mr. Brown stated that there are _2609. Fowl Center. if i seven counties which have more WE WANT FARMH—Thi. i. *»*>, । than 300 lakes. Marquette stands tom- first with 835: Luce. 571. Iron. 538 flofffblc. 488; Schoolcraft. 340; Oak• ith c.4.47’ *’?d Barry county. 327. 1 or While Oakland county has. ac­ cording to this report. 447 lakes to Mr l.isile Jones 1 327 for Barry county, it must be Mr CUrrnrr Slrvens Mr Krnr.t KUvrn* lira, remembered that Oakland county Mr AniiOlu* Slrvrn* '■ •" is more than 50'. larger than Barrv Mr lt»> Htvvrn* 1 <•» having twenty-five townships to M r Ir.llr Cook 5. ,ixteen for tills county. Brakemen Switchmen Mr Oliver Van Kirk I , Mr. Brown advised persons buvIng lake frontage for resort purTelegraph Operators 1, ..f*. 1., 1 r ■ . r*l>li>r* »n.l frlrn.l* po»e» to consider seriously "the proYard Clerks r*. |t,r < r,t»r < r..A r, iu ductive little lakes, unknown to J. end letl nl BI»I the n-irili tourists, but which, acre for acre, rvy W. S H. fur trull Apply Superintendent'* Office, will produce a much greater quan­ tity of fish than the large lakes." NYCRR. Jackaon, Mich. Mr. Brown reported only nine­ Application from thoaq now em­ teen lakes in Michigan which have ployed In war Industries will not be more than 5,000 acres in aren. Half considered. of lhe bodies of water arc smaller lhan ten acres, the average being BANNER WANT Alls FAT sixty-six acres. Two thirds of Barry county! lakes are located in seven town­ ships—Johnstown. Baltimore. Hope. Barry. Prairieville. Orangeville and Yankee Springs. CLASSIFIED WANT ADS WnrUm Narwllre, Ha*llag« H. 4 FOR HALE— lUlil.in heifer ralf BUMOUFTIOS HATE# EDITORIAL— SSOCIATION LEGALS i XMPLOYMEJCT-HELP WANTED Sheldon Agency AU Kinds of lasarsacs Bursty Bonds Fhoas 3115 Hastings war**. Miller • Dairy Slur ■WAITHKKHKH KOH HALE Swanson Agency 109 W. State foil PROTECT YOUR CAR Stalc Farms M-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT : tf High .Ire.I FOH SALK—S pis*. A. WMdl KOK HA1.& 7101*2. ’ KOH HALE —Purrl.re List Yaw Sale With HENRY FLANNERY PHONE 3201 NASHVILLE !. U.K KOH HALE—15 pig., II 4IN AUCTION SALES LOST. FOUND. STRAYED Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished and stalled for all makes Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sanders for Rent KOH KALE—Hr G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Phons 3331 Fike -hhtls.. •Hili.' A.NOP. KOK Swanson Agency FOR SALK 109 W. STATE REDUCED RATES tVAXTED KOH HILE— Property damage and Liability Conforming to Michigan's III* UK I J WANTED EMPLOYMENT Michigan motorists? Farm Bureau State Agent - Based on Size 11 Barry Co. Has More Lakes Than Oakland CARDS OF THANKS MISCELLANEOUS 143 I. State COUNTY-WIDE BLACK-OUT NIGHT JUNE 15 Ht>k« imp, (l mi AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING" FIRST CLASH CARPENTER I«I5 AUCTIONEER DEWEY REED FARM BQUIFMBVT Hsstings, Mich. NOTICE —as Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER PETS 717—F3 FOH HALE—II mo*, old. elislOIr 10 r»<li B Zlinmrrm*i>. 3/4 mil* •"rlllli rf Clorrrdelr on E4 Tito* lorm. 610 through FRODUCE IUY. OUUI a FEEDS C. “BILL” SHERWOOD KOK SALK—Hr»d potatwr*. fen■*— W***' th*rn grown. Sundey* only Ass Htrelt FOR BALE—100 l(... of early Flint or .hellrJ k. VvrrnnnKillr. • 10 rrnc* Poller. IS50 S. rtfrrwn PLoo* SSnh. . •■10 ITT. COUNTRY AND BE80BT HOUSEHOLD OOODS Radiators, Battarists, Alia- County Agent Foster, cooperating with Michigan State College, of­ fers a printed one page periodical folder known as "Farm Front Flashes ". The leaflet Is being pre­ pared to bring to the farm famtly the most up-to-date Information on many farm problems. Articles are timely and right to WANnr“fOBL,Y—kt»»d oila In good ran . the point. The May issue discusses blighted potato seed, garden irri­ gation. dairy rations, pig savers, re­ pairing girdled trees, farm prices, chick brooding, poultry diseases and other items. This service is offered by the State and County Extension Serv­ ice in the interest of giving far­ mers help that would usually be given at meetings or office calls on the County Agr'l Agent. Farmers haven't time for meetings or as many trips to town as usual if the ry. Ulddlrvill*. rout food goals are reached, therefore this brief timely edition. Items dis­ TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY cussed are to help the farmer and CABBAGE, tomato: CAt:i.!FU>WKR, his family In meeting their war work of producing food. Farmers interested in receiving this Extension leaflet periodically HCNKHINK should make • a request by mall to __ Heaorl. Thoraappla LakeL_ roR •*■»-• FOH SAI TENEX HASTINGS. MICH. CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER INSURANCE and BONDS JERRY For Prompt Removal of Old, Crippled or Dead . Horses and Cows PHONE 2697 Poll- NALi: — Anrnrn Hu.il \o, “ Wanted! Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing Battle Creek REXALL STORE 23c 23c Staleys Cream Cornstarch 1 Ib. —9c 23‘ BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE c. thomas Stores Cattle YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable VALLEY B2D HORSES $5.00 COWS $4.00 We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT ANDRUS Lily White Flour INSECT PROBLEMS! AUCTIONEER Stebbins fir Jacobs large size KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS LAKE LOTS Rendering PHONE I7Ft1 HICKORY CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE 'Fdfc WACE-nrir, SUPER SUDS HARVEST TIME S LB. BAO Presto Closures, glass top, 1 dox..30c Glycerin Recovered from Animal Will Help Win Pancake Floui WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL HASTINGS Batth FOR HALE—3 Lur.er .,11 .1 LY BARKER’S MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI X 29c We Remove Dead Animals for some of that goad ring ry lino Middlovilh H 23c Pour More Coffee Extender, pkg. 19c STEBBINS & JACOBS DEAD STOCK REMOVED! 32c VEGETABLE SHORTENING s ph”'ib 21c THANKS—-W *5= 1 litKTAl 1 )Haer ar Fund ar. ioldeu lib ,‘ GOLDEN SUN COFFEE Tomato Juice Horses FOH WALE FOR KALE—2 oteriluffed rhaira. about • >• rar and Lookraa*. Call 2407. <10 FOH HALE—Karr Home drophead eewinc markin*. |w>d rondilion. Clin. ton Cad.all.tar 750 H. Churrh HI. Phan. 3751. SI 0 FOH KALE—Hpr* d Quern .a,her. |<U RlMW t>*d. >pr ng* an4 , mattrea*. vanily drrsirr 31 5. PboM 734F5-1. . '6-10 FOR HALE—New pre-war. full *Ue. flat GLINN r. LAUBAUGH MS Na. Michigan CI-ERIEHCED TER Week End SPECIALS CARO OF THANKS- I wl JH AT ITEH KOK HALF INSURANCI Hotel Hastings CASH New Information* Service For Farmers 10 List year Audios Saba with Company Hastings stock- SCOUTS HOLD CAMPOREE HERE Completing Pions For Rationing of Pressure Cookers Loren Coppock Dalton, Mich. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Dales can Rid your premises of Bed-Bugs, Roaches, Moths, Termites, Fleas, Rodents, other pests by reliable Fumigator fir Extermi­ nator. Inquire Stebbins fit Jacobs Drug Store C. R. Rogers Seed Store. Quality fuels always. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS. MICH. We are offering just six (6) lots for sale. High and dry building sites. The lots range in size from 70 to 135 feet water frontage, and 178 to 350 feet deep. Each lot has access to Lights, City Gas, Tel. Good roads and nice swimming beach. Terms may be arranged to suit your buying power. BUY NOW while wages are high, and build when conditions will permit. REID'S RESORT, THORNAPPLE LAKE �i HOLD IREE HERE from page 1. Section D 3ND CLASS, Nell Will, k Brown and Richard COND CLASS: George BRIT BADGES: Alfred Reading. Firemarlhlu rk. Swimming. Music. Development. Public dy and First Aid; PatSafely. Public Health. K: Patrick Hodges. M, Hailing* Preabyter— SECOND CLASS: >pf. MERIT BADGES: Handicraft; Pat Kelly, to Animals; Richard finding. Stamn CollecrI Health. Piibllc Health ndleraft. 177. Nashville—FIRST ■ne Montgomery and dell. MERIT BADGES: tomery. Pint Aid and I. Clarksville—SECOND nald Willison. Eugene hard Stuart. Leo Pepand Fox. Paul Cowels I rooks 08, Middleville—SEC31 Ward Beery, Jack Fisher, and Jack JanCLASS: Herbert Tate. Middleville — James .ar; Rex Schad. First Parks. First class and mu*, first class. 8EC: Jack Wilson Roland Kenyon. Stanley Finklam Bechtel, Lyman k Hooper Gerald Monr Bennett. Jack Reyt Cumminvs Carlton Robert Bechtel. the members of the tad a family pot luck • fairground* Saturday large crowd was nresind time had by all. te Royal Indian Navy la’s coast and on na.•oy duly In 1942 trav>ee eoual to 33 t'mes aril) at the Equator. SSENTIAL INDUSTRY •DS HELP KEEP 'EM LUNG" f» Switchmen aph Operators ird Clerks intendent's Office, Jackton, Mich. insidered. IALS 3223c r-t'a.21 pkg. 19c X 29‘ 23c 23c lb. ...9c 23 doz. ,30c ERE 5RES kBLED Valuable $4.00 Green St. in ly the phone ixoo 2-9544. VORKS THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR W. T. WALLACE WRITES FROM CALIFORNIA HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1943 SECTION TWO—Pi the candle* for. high explosives to stimulate Hitler** nerves; and we [*ave the guesU from being over­ come from the heat when f Ugh! mine. Anyway. I just took 2 Inches. 2 precious, glorious Indies off mv eciuator. Goody.- goody. COMPLIMENTS LT. COL. ot At. A" U"Jba'0""d RALPH PRYOR Our readers will be Interested in *pcni Saturday and Sunday the following Item concerning IJeut. legan •ilth her parents. Mr. ond Mra. Col. Raljiii Poor, whose parent* Stephen By JANE CAMERON Carter * Several from I William F. Hardke, wh Mr. urur'Mrx'Tx* Pryor 'now de­ this way attended a party Saturday revolver shots into hte U™™ My dear Banner Editor*: • •--------------------------------------------------- - — ceased) were well known resident* evening on Mr. and Mrs John Van- । week Wedtiesday nioraing «B*d oL4hte city. The Item was taken dtnberg. * Mr and Mra. Clifton1 1 Pvnnos* ho£ltaL It may be that now and then in I • Continued, from last weck> On BARRYVII.LE Uie moving picture*. <especially in m?ntin?with ht?J?2d tn™ otThli from a recent issue of "Chamber’* Campbell and Mr and Mr*. Clare brother Charlra who had ma* Our next regular meeting will be ; viewst vnti have imiireH menting witn the < trees on hls how to make the soldiers feel at Wa had two graduates from Has­ Ttiurs. June 17. At this meeting our i 1 Williams viiited Mr*. Campbell s »llh 1or rather*P«nirHu JnmrhM* nfW1ranch near Santa Barbara came to , home: —— Bake theni ~ a batch •>. of wu*. cooktings High thte year. Karl and Hirtm nd d “ u,i,ufSn. »■•«_ “ S' ‘ new ritual team will give the Inll- ; W1U1 a d^ik-atc alniMt ternllkIthe conclusion that n wide plantand let them put the rateins in with aIf^tatht^voGr^rahJn; delicate, almost fcrnlike fa­ ln» of thw* treCI *OuW Keith Pufpaff. Congratulation* * i latten ceremony to a class of candl- ' hive 1 "nd UW the hot Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde sold their Pryor te probably Michigan'* high“ tf ” f . Whltc cU,bd and ^1* ” J. benefit to the state of California , every third one. You might jaw date*. The team consists of W. B it. you liavc probably begun to get, “a an additional resource them for tracking mud on your farm last week to Mr. and Mrs. ! Webb as commander. Lowell Tagg 1 acquainted with a era EU' u —* “calllSJSi Wh*t taice. folks sometimes have j ='«’• “ ,nlce /•‘n1krt Clarence Shaw of Niuhville. Mr. ; ns Sr. Vice Commander. Roy Bush. I street tree of southern lived on th|s farm for 75 xrep tor a ncrti sire. * Mr. ana ; ,-;r*C3 ?n<! Bi°vc Hyde'lia* I for vice commander. Wilford Platt •colonels' and perhaps, as far north north a* as San Ban lo n®* ,ar bite of knowledge that .’ years, coming there When he wa» Mra. Keith Lechleitner c.f D-lton 'tb>t chance* were agalnat Ms might have been had free right in . tey*”®. nc“r/b<L,door- and checkers l as chaplain and Geo. Keeler as Francisco. and ML-.-. Hortense Mead of Hasting* iccovery. their own neighborhood! At least. . ttnd ,rd,*.*£J’U,tr Jrayt three years old from Maple Grove 1 officer of the day. It te a "long, long way*" from I _<___ •__ -...k. ______ ___ and ,1nn t vntl alrl« writ— I.clr । spent'Sunday at the Bert Palmer . Mr Hardke wa* 72 year* old and northern California to thc extreme । with my own self for I had to trav- i me w*‘ere to get lhe sugar for the ; *n «*Hnily tor 100 years. Tills • Our auxiliary held a special meetU.quite a irecord .such.,««>d «£rd I ing on Wed. June 9 to Initiate u I |tonSou*h?4lHarenJ’ Wcdne«UvCto ago. and*Lnce ttewoa^ounx m*n. southern boundary, lust about as ’ M00V mVrate .pn£r.te fully j cookie*. I don’t know either. far-as it Is from southern Michigan what good friends to mankind our । , • • • .«»t we ivrryvllte scarcely 1 class of 31 new members. Mrs I Pear! Musser, post department to Florida, though, due to the ocean trees are. To me trees had always Rain. rain, go a-way! ta.a. v.w.ir, aim cuiuuit u.i I prelsdent and nt present, mc. treas on the west and some lofty protect­ been just a natural part of the out- Come again in nineteen six-layl eye specialist. * F Sunday guesU al • tral In *"*?}*.,S£ the lake region will .how that lak•£ Tof Dept, of Michigan, will act as ing moutains on the east, there is of-doors and I hod grown up from Maybe well be dried out by then. J™? the CHr Clare William* home were: Mr. and hf* ■eTVed ttoeJr5S“2d,. ' W1UI I Initiation officers and the color I'vete have risen tn seme cases to ,hp nowheres nearly the’ great differ­ and Mra. Wm. Meyer* and Mra . *° that he could and chd retire on childhood ta the habit of taking ’ ' ' I bearers of Post 827 Kalamazoo have the highest known in 50 vrara That ence In climate that exists between them for granted But when I came J Barry County Factory Owners. I J*drtr" ln.1. that it had I kindly offered to do the floor work would be true, of Wall lake. In the Edna Green and two children of • Pf11*10”Michigan and Florida. However, lo live in u oart of the cdhntv where ♦ ATTOmON! If you wunt to do ■ *r*nd ‘indfr ,lhu NoAhville. Elwood Wheaton of Char- “nd !e?5r'ed- He w“ frugal and there I* a difference a* any trave­ trees, naturally, were not—I began yourselves a big favor, the war ef- [Influence and guiding hand of such ! The class of members Include. Ger"nd M«* I painstaking. E^tani^f ta dW not irlun bavin, i trudc Becker. Dora Ingram. (JIAdv Ctafta Charles A A. Weinert, ta he rtporu reports fh.l that jj ler who te at all observing. wiU tell to what an Important, fort a big favor, and be God’* gift :a lr“e disciple of God. He was Henry. Marjorie Tasker, lJzz.!>.I,.,,. ___ ~«!S> , K'nTaSta’H.'tar. “7 ;1 ~Evidently JLnfe .Ktadjb ta you. It so happens that the city of partappreciate r 1 no rrauiar regular "wi « they had plyrd In my life with- to the housewife, listen to me a superintendent for many year* and i Terris. Caroline Epley. Mary Sher­ ran"-s eaMJv from Plrawinl lake I Don. Ro** ot Benton Harbor, Mr. io uu auuww>> San Francisco te about where this out my knowing it. in Barry township into Will l.-d£. “''d Mrs Evart Ftaher and Mines wy se^I minute. In Connecticut, a smair both hl» and Mr*. Hydes man. Arleen Keeler. Anita Bower ­ difference In climate becomes no­ be man. Gladys Welfare. Carrie Klemp Don’t let anyone make you think I factory was swamped with govern- nnd help In the conununity will *~ ticeable. not only in the average to fill. We can only mv "God Marie Delnaay. donr now It It were aot ta tta ; D.r._L^ °f. did ih*t ta beta tatlwd b,. Mina Warren temperatures, but in the general that homes tn California do not ment orders for iuind griixi, little hard changes in plant life as well. As one need fuel. That te just a “myth" ' gadget* that have to be hand-wov- Bless Them" and hope they may­ Gladys Hall. Zela Cortright. Vera road across the intervening swanin । m>‘l Major , spared to us for years to come. Brinker. Lyua Beluon. Lillie Bate? cast o! Delton. Tlie writer noticed ! Lake Camp A picnic dinner with . ] result, this new tree acquaintance that human experience "explodes” , cn. Tlie supply of available man­ be rmoved bv ,ha‘ w,ved on hu mind. Hte brtabw h»ve bought a home in Nash­ Inez —Welfare. Magdellne Roop cne cottage on the southwestern which I have lust partly Introduced evening after evening, and year af- , j>ower was exhausted and »o lhe They ' |« I th-barbequed* lamb Urr wMwtomi M C• Wraf. »•» nt states that for more than a week en- I',h( ' prcun. * Mr<. N. C. to you Is limited to the southern ter year. Aside from the mountains i president of lhe firm, a young lady. ville and expect to move In Octo­ Maude McGhan. Phyllis Welfare. sliore of Wall lake that te now iU* rh.rintuPztin^the naaT'mT^wtth he had acted and spoken irraltonCalifornia was greatly lacking in I organized the housewives and ber or November. * Mr. and Mrs. Gertrude McPharlln. Alvah Miller. tlrely surrounded bv water The Ij h?r cnanotte hmther^FK spent me B^dfoJd past wees Sv«un B>ly. He left a brief note which -how* part of thc slate. Dale DeVlne were Bunday evening brother. Ed Ed Bedford. Sey- thM he Bedford. Mrs. Mrs. Sey brought what he By name, this te the pepper tree, trees till the Eucalyptus was Intro- taught them the art of weaving callers Of Mr. and Mra. Ralnh De­ Rebecca Wompo. Celia Hoffman, mud flats on. thc south side of that I her brother. duced. What a boon thte tree was these grips. These women are all Ida Sander* and Ruth Ragla. A lake are flooded. imour Jordan of Middleville return- , thought were hte weakness** be­ not a native of California-at un­ Vlne. * Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Day and lunch was served after thc cere­ to meet such a need. To begin tied to their home* bv small chllSouth Crooked lake, most of it ed heme with her for a visit. * fore himself acting a* a lude*: had common as it te along roadsides family were Sunday dinner guests monies. л swamp for many vrara. has then ' Mr and Mr*. Matt Bedfordwere nronouncKi himself guilty,and tmand residential strecte. Years and with. thte tree will-grow in almost ( dren or »Lck husbands or elderly of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Green and any kind of a location, on hills, in people but with modern conv-nienм within two feet of it* highest*!Sunday dinner guest* of My and -nd executed the death pen­ Delegates to slate encampment at years uro—no one knows just when valley*. In dry area*, as well as 1 *— •­ family of Bellevue. They also called Lansing are Mra. Roy Bush. Mrs flood level seventy years ago Oil-iMra*Frank Garbow of Parnlalee. ^vdrahfnl“if Hls d«cd was caused —Il was brought Into California, .^.t- I many hour* a week to put on mak- on Mr. and Mra. Karl Gasser and Wilford Platt and Mrs. Zelma Cox. key lake. In Prairieville, south of * Mr and Mra Vere Carter at- by an unbitanced mtad either directly from northern South where there Is considerable moistby an unbalanced mind. ure. Furthermore, thte tree wastes ing these grips Some of the women, sons of A«svrla. * Mrs. Una Ridwith Mra. Sylvian Tuxg. President Crooked, seen from the highway in > tended a party at Mr and Mra. , The funeral was he! ln fht America—its native home, or from Spain or Mexico, where Spanish gar­ no time In the business of growing, after they have thc knack perfirtcd. I dick of Albion Is staying ulth Mra. I of our Aux., automatically a dele­ past years seemed only a swatno. I James Robertsons irt Middleville , „n,rd funeral home on Friday I am told by tha t- who know the - Brp making 830 a weet besides doing Anria DeVine for a few weeks. * I gate and alternate*. Mr*. Geo Thte year It te filled neartv to its , Saturday evening. * Mr. and Mr*, -ftrrntwn at 2 o’clock Burial was deners have long made use ot it as Eucalnvtus that in five or six years I their - •housework. ------- ----- **— •—factory •—---------—; ■*Mr. and Mrs. George* -------- — j Thc manGillett and Keeler. MZx. Sherman Pritcharc level In pioneer -------- ..days. n The Pickett “ cemetery H- te *urlevel of of Caledonia were an ornamental tree. In Plretalde gghyChSriJ* cemetery H' lhe time of setting out young agement finds that the grips are sons were Sunday dinner guests of and Mrs. Florence Scouale. Pine lake in Prairieville is several M‘J?dvyeredC^r'U“U °f As I have observed it. It is usually from less than six montlw old. they ! woven faster and more perfectly in Mr. and Mrs. Ray Yargcr and »on Comrade Chet Enalchardt nnd feet above what it has been In re­ a fairly stocky tree about 25 feel trees, are likely to reach a iKlght of forty high or belter. In general shape feet and better, while It te nothing I the home than in thdr factories. ' of Lake Algonquin. * Mr. and Mrs. hls wife were able to attend our last cent years. DOWLING , much like a large cultivated cherry very unusual to come across speci­ probablv due to the fact that the । Harold Higdon and daughter of meeting SOUTHWEST RUTLAND Mr*. O- E Crandall of Battle Next Monday is Flag day. The can do this year! A drive along the tree but with a much thicker trunk. mens not yet over thirty years old quiet of the home makes for better ’ Battle Creek were Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn and Creek will be thc guest speaker at concentration than the racket nnd ( guesU of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hlg- Flag which means so much to us. These trees produce abundantly that are better than four feet In dtetraction In the factory. Just | don. They also called on Mr. and In these times and for which our county road borbcrlng it* southern Luella Schrier and son Hubert at­ both Dowling and Banfield church­ clusters of bright red berries. Be­ diameter shore shows the lake level only the base and h^ve think of lhe number of these doo- Mrs. George Higdon and Mr. and boys are offering their all to pro­ tended the community meeUng al es next Sunday morning, while Rev. fore I forget It—Don't make the reached aatheight of nearly one hickeys that could be made by Bar- j Mrs. Charles Higdon of Nashville, tect. Lets all sImjw our colors and about a foot lower than the road- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otis Smith te attending conference ta mistake that I did. when, for some wav In places. Oetn river at lhe Saturday evening. ★ The many Benton Harbor * Sunday school ry County houw-wives lust during a Marlene Lathrop spent last week Buy More and More War Bonds, time, associated somewhat hazily In hundred feet. The wood of this tree does not evenings after lhe days' work te wuh Mr. and Mrs. Rex Dunnigan so we too can help protect this, our outlet of the lake Is some stream friends and neighbor* will be glad begins at 9:30 from now on during my mind these berries with the make Water, oodles of it. ooura out of the to know that Mrs. Wm. Havens 1* the summer months and church te good lumber, but It te an ex ­ and family of Maple Grove and flag. _____________________ pepper of our dinner tables only to cellent fuel, and In a country where finished. lake, so much that it has flooded 10:30. * The W. S. C. 3. dinner find out later that there fiery ber­ formerly fuel had been so scarce, — j . •! this week Janet Dunigan te vteltthe onion fields on the muck land gaining so she 1* able to ride to at The details.of this enterpriM ean |n)f Uw Lathrop-,. * Mr. and Mrs MUNICIPAL COURT Middleville to see the doctor. * te held next Thursday with the ries of commerce grow on an un- one can understand its value from next to the lake. be found in the June Issue of Bet- Charles Day and Stuart were SunEast of the city, at about cn" calniv looking vine which te a na­ that It Is safe to *ay that the level of Luelh^ Schrier .-.pent from Wednes­ point of view. ' day until Friday In Lansing. * Mr. uro ucuci h--*—• »—— o'clock Sunday morning, Wayne Barry county lakes have not been tive of tlie East Indies. . Tlie Michigan dwellers who have Some yeas ago. lemon and orange lo buy some wood now and then Mrs. Karl Gasser and sons of As­ Vandenberg, Hastings Route 3. was so high as they are now In 50 years, and Mra. Buehl Beatty and family of a baby boy. James Joseph. Ooogrowers regarded thc pepper tree might do well as we pay our bills to with American foresight and In­ syria * Wilbur Vining and friend working on hls auto at tlie side of due to heavy jnowfall of Inst win­ of Kalamazoo were Sunday guests gratulatlons. Mar (ones Steel spend­ genuity. can solve lhe manpower of Mr. and Mra. France Gorham. ing a few days at the Geller hone thc road. George McDowell, of Cast ­ as a lodging place of one of lhe of Jackson were Sunday evening ter and the heAvy rains we have * Zana Douglass of Hastings Yras helping care for the new boy. * scale insect* *o Injurious to citrus calitles a year ago. At San Jacinto shortage, and still leave mothers callers of Mr. and Mra. Orlo Roush. leton. driving hls car on lhe same had for the past three months. spent— the week a Saturday night guest of Dellla Mrs. Nylo Abendroth _____________ fruit* .generally. Consequently, in wood was sixteen dollars a cord— of small children at home to care * Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gillett and highway, did not see thc Vanden­ Oaks. * Nellie Forman »pent Sun- ' ena tn Battle Creek. * Geraldine some localities this led to the des­ and al Sacramento, eighteen dollora. for thtm. as should be. There must Mr. and Mra. Floyd Nesbet and berg car, and crashed Into it. Mc­ dav night with Mrs. Dan Dougla-s , Hammond. Donald Drake and Roto' troying of many of these trees. A* When I heard these statements. I be many tasks that can be taken Jeanne were Sunday evening callers Dowell suffered a barly cut arm to help care for Mr. Douglass who ert Gaskill graduated from H. H. 8. lime has passed It has been found said to myself, "Most assuredly a Into the home workshop, and If we of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Deller of Bat­ and a severe cut on hls head. Un­ that the pepper tree as a source tree covered country does have It* are as smart as I think we arc. we’ll tle Creek. * Mr. and Mra. Will Hyde dersheriff Doster Investigated the David E. Cornell. Heraev. Mleh...lB 1s quite 111. * Mr. and Mra. Lester on pridav afternoon. * Mr. Ubka of danger to the fruit crops was advantages, at least when It comes find ways and means. and Mr-and Mrs. O. D. Fossett were accident, and found McDowell had Vlnnle A Johnson. Middleville...72 lord and family were Sunday eve- passed away at the home of Llixte I nlng caller* at thc home of Mr. and : Rml’h on Saturday morning. * no drivers' licence. He wu brought rot so Important as once It had to buying wood for fuel." For the “Ouch” department—The Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Into Municipal court Mondav and Cart Baldwin. City — Mrs. James Wilcox. Don't forget to pick up vour old been thought. Not long ago I re­ Mra. Arthur Lathrop of Cloverdale. Perhaps I have given too much ■ o» ----------clothes and whatnots for lhe rumpaid 814-50 fine and costs for fail­ Betty Friedrich. City ceived a letter from one of the Cal­ Ciraise to lhe Eucalyptus Itself for seven ages of women ore: First a ure to have authority to drive a car Ralph R. Herrick. Livermore. Aboul 8 billion pointe on the red > mage sale. * Jo-Anne Bryant haa ifornia authorities on citrus fruit* ts outstanding accomplishments In baby, then a child, then a mias. then Mechanical Telephone Operator* Calif in which he wrote—"Once I dis­ growing—while I have not been en­ a young woman, a young Woman, a ration stamp*, and approximately ■ returned to her aunt's home wn* "Miss Time." a mechanical tele ­ Tell him In that V-mall letter, Ix-one Lols.’Leonard. Hastings, couraged the planting of popper tirely fair to California by not giv­ young woman, and a young woman. phone device established in Stock­ 6 billion pointe orr the blue stampa Bryant, tor the summer. • you backed him to the limit In our John P. Williams Kalamazoo trees but now I regard them os a ing at least some credit to thc cli­ are put Into circulation monthly by । ‘JUL Some of the foldcrols we stonned holm. Sweden tn 1934. responds to Second War Loan Drive. consumers Of rationed foods. | FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS valuable part of lhe California mate. In one of his delightful books. Beatrice E. Knuth. Nashville approximately 20.000 inquiries dally. landscape." How glad I was to read John Muir In his ioyopsly enthu­ for the duration are decorating "Miss Weather.” a more recent me­ hte letter, telling me that the case siastic manner, writes "California birthday cakes. (The ration board chanical service, is similarly poouwill probably stop pie cakes ere BRalnst these trees that I had come has ju*t two seasons. Spring and long > Anywav. our gesture serves lar In informing the public to like so well had been dropped. Summer.” It surely does make a You may remember that a while difference whether a tree has al two purposes. We save the tallow In cvming weather forecaste, ago I suggested that you get oute most ten or twelve weeks to do its your California pictures, especially growing in. or whether It can keep of city streets, and look them over growing pretty much the whole year so that you might gel a better Idea round, using Michigan standards of of the Washington palm. Now I am growth I have had to learn over asking you to look over those pic­ and over again how murh I could tures again, (perhaps you may have be mistaken In the age of trees, by more of them by Utte time). As you judging from their sire. as it seems look them over, give most of your, to be "quite lhe thing” with many attention lo the views from the kinds of trees that I met with to smaller towns or of the open coun­ accomplish the seemingly impossi­ try in the southern half of the state. ble In regard to size in a compara­ In some one of these picture* you tively short time. orc quite likely to notice some tall, Besides all this that I have writ­ slcnacr trees with leaves that seem ten you about these trees, there V/TAM/N B COMPLEX to hang straight down. These trees has come to me a sense of npprecCAPSULES are thc Eucalyptus or blue gum— clatlon, enlarged to Include types as it is often called. In your view* of beauty that, previously, I had of the open country you can hardlv not known even existed. miss finding too many such tree* So. as seen across the miles, and they are such a prominent part across the weeks and month*, these of thc landscape that southern Cal­ memory pictures, of pepper trees ifornia would hardly be California along some quiet street with their without them. dainty almost feathery foliage, or In what I write about the Eucal­ the erect Eucalyptuses, so much a yptus, I am restricting my remarks part of the open landscape giving to lust one of a ho*L Men of science here and there a distinctive Cali­ 98' w. tell us that in Australia and In the fornia touch to the skyline, are moat neighboring Islands there are fully worthwhile possessions to have in 300 stiecles of these trees, nearly reserve, these so often black March 100 of which have been brought to days when It is so hard to wait for California. But this particular spe­ Spring to really come once more. cies (Eucalyptus globulus os It is William T. Wallace known when It “goes out ta scienti­ Jonesville. Mich. fic society”) te generally so much more in evidence lhan tlie others MARTIN CORNERS that when these trees are men­ Mr and Mrs. Minor Baleman were tioned this is almost certain to be Sunday dinner gue»*a of Mr. and the tree that te meant. Mrs. Ward Weller. * Remember the Time produces changes, at least W.CB.C. at Mrs. Clara Hcrzete I know It doe* In mv tastes. When Wednesday. June 16 for a pot luck I first saw an Eucalyptus to know supper. Everyone welcome. * Wo what it was—for I had to begin at were glad to see our former good thc very beginning of an acquain­ neighbors, Mr. and Mrs.. John Hill tanceship. there was nothing about now living near Nashville, at church It that I could like—just nothing and Sunday School Sunday. * About whatever, except that it was a tree, 35 ladies honored Mra. Peggy Var­ and I like tree* “on general prin­ ney with a shower at the home of ciple*." But with each new visit to Mrs. Cecil Weeks last Thursday af­ the western coast I began to dis­ ternoon. She was the recipient of Urged to a beautiful artliUo txl« cover a beauty In these trees that many beautiful gifts. Refreshments portrait ready for framing, ft q was entirely their own. Evidently, between my visits something had of cake and jello were served. * been taking place within me. down Mr. and Mrs. Minor Bateman were K1.00 valua . VU In that (as yet) so little known re­ Sunday evening callers at Mr. and gion that recent writer* on educa­ Mrs. Orr Fishers. * Mra. Annabelle tion often allude to as "the suo- Showalter and Mrs. Enisle Cogs­ conscious mind." But. be that iu well and children of Nashville were it may. more and more did I find Saturday evening callers *t Mr. and it a source of enjoyment just to Mrs. Orr Fishers. * Mr. and Mrs. stand and look at these tree*, es­ Clarence Curtis and little sons of pecially If I haopened to find a well Augusta were over the weekend developed specimen growing by It- visitors of Mrs. Curtis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Barry. * Mrs. The Eucalyptus hu two different Alice DeVries of Hastings luu been kind* of leaves. Young trees have engaged to teach the Martin school heart-shaped leaves liberally dusted the coming year. * The Martin with a bluish powder, leaves, that Sunday School plans on Childrens in their general shape look much Day exercises and also plans to like vent large lilac leaves. As a tree honor Fathers' Day at the same gets older, the leaves produced are time Sunday. June 27. * Mr*. Alice rather long (five or six Inches) and Davis who has been working away 'fairly narrow, with something of Is home to stay for a time. the proportions of the leaf of a PLEASANT RIDGE peach tree. ■ingle preventable {lines* As I have said, the leave*, (the Mary. Mildred and David Teeter because we must ration our long ones) hang down, each leaf are attending Vacation Bible School doctor*, nunea and limited being slight! v curved on one aide at the South Brethren church. * disaster. Now, in a world at hospital facilities. So—don' so that in outline It resembles a pic­ Mrs. Edith Richardson of Grand war, it i* a national calamity. take unnecessary risk*. Call oi ture of that old-time Turkish sword Rapids te visiting at Arthur Rich­ s doctorpnuptly, when there’ called the scimitar. ardsons. * Ladles Aid cleaned the church on Thursday. ★ Mrs. Mil­ arc needed i n winning the war. hia prescription* her* for . evergreen and quite fine in texture dred Pry of Woodland who has been so that whenever thc wind blows, helping at Kenneth Kelsey, re­ reliiola compounding. Tike hanging down as they do. these turned home Saturday. * The D. alow* our production effort*. the treatment a* directed. K leaves produde a moot nronounced G. T. O. club will meet this Wed­ Moreover, wa can't afford a rattling by striking against each nesday with Mrs. Blanche Bafne. other. To one who all hia life has * Mrs: Ella Kinne has been spend­ known only the soft rustling of ing the past weeek In Urbandale leave* as one heara it here in with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ronk. * southern Michigan, the Eucalyptus Mra Berta Covert of Battle Creek, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN PHONES: 2105 > 2103 leaves do provide A ver.' new ex­ called recently at Wamic Kelsey’s. perience when one first hears them As I have already stated, the Eu­ HASTINGS PHONE 2115 calyptus is not a native of Callfor- BARRY BYPATHS Caused Suicide Record High Levels For Over Fifty Years ____ ..................““Ssxss’sjxtizk: MARRIAGE LICENSES HI, MISTER! McKESSON’S BEXEL How About Keep ing Production On An "E" Flag Basis? SEND HIM YOUR LyBarkers Tr PICTURE VANILLA COMP 1 Pt. Photo En­ largement ☆ when the Navy puts in a call tor increased pro* duction, it is not calling on big industrialists alone! It is calling on small business's that have been con- $J59 A verted to war uses—and it is calling on every individ­ ual American! Banks all over the country have heard the cry and willingly taken over their part of the job! They have mad' tremendous loans to keep the wheels of industry rolling, to help more and more factories THE SABOTEUR On all financial matters, see the firal banker win the navy "E" flag for Excellence and speed in production. Your savings have helped. Keep Saving I Save and Buy Bonds to Prevent Inflation ! . High and from 70 to deep. Each jood roads >e arranged vhile wages «rmit. HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Six Years of Continuoiu Service" E LAKE , - LyBARKER’S ■I �TUK HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JUNE It, 1H1 155—Orville Cooley suppose thc two Job* nt together Group. you In 170—Stanton Senalba at that, when you combine ‘dough­ Carl Bischoff dropped lu a few 193— Victor Mutton nut*1. Very nmnyt Sony we weeks ago looking hale and hearty 194— Merle Burd After hu basic training al Great You’ve probably noticed that some nuid Perkins looks like a masculine Lake* Car! te now attending Dicdel > of you have doubled up on num­ fashion plate that even tops tlie India. He will surely have arene School. Warren. Moore Jr. Jim Tarbet writes u» that i»e Is ber* 'because the window te not favorite movie heroes—he's natural­ tale* to tell when l>e gets home. ly a handsome guy—then add the Co B. 127th Ord. Reg. UeuL Hinman H. Sackett tn the Merchant Marine and likes one time) which fact explain* why uniform and a* the press agents California. He looks good andaays te Second Holabird Ord. Depot now on duty as a pilot at South Rex Foreman Jr. and Victor Mut­ aay—he's dynamite! Baltimore. Md. . A* we -ramble on it suddenly Plains Army Air Field, advanced Ward Wilkes te looking great too. Birthday—June 7lh. glider school. Lt. Sackett received comes to u* that all the boys ton. each collect a one buck money He’s home for 10 days, he's In the hte reserve commission at Victoria. seemed to have learned a new that double or nothing* lingo. Congratulations We*. Cordes — Infantry rifle squad and ids ad­ You have a new son. Michael Geo., word, "Blr", which they speak dis­ Texas In March. , somewhere in the Atl We know this extra cash won't dress to­ tinctly. often, and with much gus­ make Ueut. WlHlam H. R Lieut. Roger W. Backed you boy* independent finan­ to. Beat* all how you fellows pick 538 Bomb Squadron ward Wilkes 36412994 Co. O 34th Ambulance Battalion cially but you can buy what you up such nice expression*. 411th Inf. 393 Bomb Group cause he love* to steep—we would please and if you get gum with it Pocatello. Idslio not know. Ar.yw*y he’s a dear lit­ Some of you that used to laugh you can make it stretch further Is I* busy three these day* daya as an instructor h*» been on maneuvers In Louisi­ at • Carl Brown’* Agricultural in­ than we could, 'cause - we never Camp Clairbome. La. tle fellow and will be mighty happy of navigation William returned ana. but expects to return to the terests will be Interested in know­ even see gum to buy anymore. Bo Seabce Dick Grower telte — — when he can meet hte “paw.” about from North Africa about March is. ing that in spite of hte Aircraft as the radio speaker say».“When the al fair he had with a yellow Your call to wish your mother where ha won tha dtetlnquteiied training, he still drcams of a nice Pvt. Homer Snow, located at farm, wrote us the other day telling work, fatigue and nerve* get you. Jacket that made for hte left ear Birthday xrevt^ur*. Dick Hinkley, Ftying Cross. He is married to Viola during inspection drill — if he so was such a hippy thought, she was Just rest vour-elf with a little Johnson formerly of St. Ignace Miami Beach. Fla. te still downing us to keep our eye* peeled for a much a* wiggled hl* ear (that te *o pleased and excited to talk to chew!" Good luck, fellows. around Just as you fellow* knew bargain. Carl te or wa* in Indi* and Lanring. Michigan. are a taw lines for those of supposing he could* he knew lhe you. Tlioee are the things fellows, Captain Merwyn C Plumley te him in school. * ilt’* hard to keep track of folk* us Here Ensign would give him four or more back homer'penned by a ted who that your folks never forget. Lieut. C. A. Greenfield has been now—you write them in Australia now stationed at a base somewhere hour* work detail. It was sort of Army or Navy, they tell me you In the South Pacific. At the present home for a few days He te located and they answer from North knows what he's talking about a toss up,’ and the hornet won ao insist ... en Dick? YOUR LOAD—AND HLS It's Navy, eh Ume he te doing office work but at Nashville. Tenn which te now Africa'. w Dick avoided work detail but the । Your family ' heaved a relieved the headquarter* for the 71*t Ferry frankly states he wants to be out Darwin McClelland and Dorr Are you down-hearted, sad de­ detail of how he got stung was ' .sigh i.k on win., Friday mizr Cliff rsmbiiw Conklin -K.n when pressed? Darby stopped in at the Junior •somettiln.’ they received the first letter from reception, both were wearing Ser­ Or down in the dumps so to sjz-ak? And Its sliver wlugs that *ecDo vou gripe and groan or weep iiiid Lt. Martin Hawthorne is wear­ you tn over t*o months when you geants stripes. wrote. "It seems good .to get on and moan, ■ We hear that Alvan Oaks Is noy: ing slnf* hi* recent graduation tend again." Cliff, who has been in the Army. Picture Alvan tunim: Cauic you get only fifty a week? from rhe Army Air Force advanced in service a year, and a half, te in I up on lite harmonica in a fox hole. Mvlng school at Napier Field in North Africa. Hte address te— Then think of lhe soldier who trek* Alabama, (picture on front page* Guess It’s a good thing Doyle Cpl. Clifford G. Conklin 34152671 all day. a good guv Martin, one whom all Swan is In the Navy. It would take Over desert sands, or mud. the 'kids* at school liked, a smile two aides and n Power shovel to c o Postmaster Who tab»s> hls pay at fifty a month. that caught you instantly—that's dig a fox hole for him. New York City. New York | why we’v^ missed you around here, Speaking of animate, one of the And sheds not tears but blood. "Hello" Lt. Wayne A. Snyder at old timer* remarked the other dkV Are a few of your luxuries gone fellow—nice lo sec you. best of luck. (Camp BWlft. Texas. It doesn't seem 1 Cpl. Ian Ironside looks trim and any time at all since you wore a he bet Dale Lapham was the brat today? I fit. a little thinner, but still 'tops'. can^ud gown at H. H. S. in *35 wolf In the Navy. Are prices a little too high? i He finished tils special work al the The FFA reports a total net worth of eight purebred sow pig* Do sou gripe at the cost of living | U. of Ky. where he had an almost | loe store. We hear you like for 128 50 In the sock. They pur­ Or look at a steak and sigh? perfect average—98 plus, (didn't ■. artermasters work O. K. but chased a new duster for the bug? 'think we knew that did vou Ian. , glad to get home. Wayne’s Then what of the boy who ’ s away they expected to vi»it the plants, oh yes. we still hobble around i— today? they haven't planted yet and he ta now located in Colorado, y. wavne A Rnvdrr No deep chair or feather bed. 11 Watch out soldier, remember what , 4«nd Q M Rhd Jo We are having a spot of rain He lavs down to ■■leep in tlie mud here—All over lower. Michigan. Blue . DeYaull out, camp Camp Swift. Swift. Texas Texas al nite. Gills are bedding in lhe tenulthere*. Hi* address ta latj a ’’~ from your | You You ,had a gradua graduation । court and two kids In thc first With hte pack lo pillow his head. Cpl. Ian C. Ironside special radio course at Jacksonville. I 750th Eng. T.Ol».O.-Ct grade are reported to have trapped ‘ Fla. on June 5th didn't you. HarHe sleeps with a rifle laid over hte a carp off first bise. Peterson Field |old Kimmell? Nice xoln« fellow. arm. Most of you fellows were lust Colorado Springs, Colo 1I 1IOW ooUi aa letter How B about letter ana and who who do you born tco soon. We hnd twn day* And hls bullets there at lite side. Ian returned to camp Wednesday 5fT down the„ lrom howc? out for snow last winter. The gas He has tio trains or motorcars. Report* are still coming in about qr and lights were off too. Tlie sewer Or bhsses he can ride. wedding a* w** Cadet ChudC Leon- %our Washington trip Winn Green, plugged up giving a* another day “l htd ^hr.te "H11* °rie about your walking around and a half off. Promptly after And who Is thte soldier I’m speak­ *SJd«?bt>uLl,Y wed,dln«- 10 the White House and noticing an ing of? school closed the plaster fell off iVt’i0! ku°n , *rtah setter that reminded you of , the ceiling in thc Study Hall, and Who never weeps when work te doni liavc to tell you that she was your own jo- an<J ,n done’ ■ the Chemistry lab has been flooded. a beautiful bride — one of the pret, ,.nt aitoWrd vou to go Inside the Say fellows do you have any trou- Why mister that bov te no one else. Vd ?’er h.V*‘ I rates to play with the dog and Bu'. Johnny, vour own son. ; bles? *PK Herrick, ta a fine n lfn you discovered the dog be:ll. I have tried tn tell you n about a few of the boy* He's thousands of miles from home ?°,knuS Iv °? %\^ra,?LfVJUCKLuu C‘ lnn«cd to none other lhan Eleanor If vou iira us. Three of hls buddles Roosevelt today. * around thc community. Say! You Slcfftv SaamT lo us . h ? r f. 1 JJ" ' Congretulatlona are in Order to: । should have seen the minstrel show He's away across the pond. mil OT. Ph“ Artillery Corp* which was put on bv the Nashvill- And mister. If voQ would help save ntaht before which was bad but , *t Fort Sill. Okla., who is now Capi Lions Club. Dr. Stewart lofdahl hte life. fortunately it wa*n t tlie groom. ' t*in Mitchell was a scream and Voyle Varney Go buy another Bond! brtdJJSLL 1 Sal ,,ob Corkln who received hfa J ran a close second with hte craxv By m.lrdcffr?£,ns J” Promotion the first of the month, antics. Had a full house and Ute Cpl Leonard Paul Bates alert the night before lhe wed- , — ...has .been ad. ­ club realized *150. part of which Robert ------Cooper who Percy Jones Hospital ding — we hope.) a-iil go for sight conservation work vanced to Radioman 2 C. 'Bob ts Battle Creek. Michigan Chuck Leonard looked snazzy in ,on active duty In the Atlantic.) So long and drop us a line. Good white*, which accentuated a nice luck to all. Verne M Lictka has been pro­ They told u* Paul that lhe young tun he’s picked up. He looked so moted to Riarmsctet Mate 3C. His Sincerely yours. girls In thc Junior Red Crass want­ good compared to the rest of us address h— A. A Reed ed lo P. o. P 8. Would VVOUia like IWC to have written wmwfi ■ -— make something for you • “•■ so who have, not only that 'washed Vemor Max Lictka Pluim. 3C ;.to each and every one of you but J blocks for an Afghan up' but also that 'washed out* look. US N R Indust. Dtep. Bldg. 445 and sent It to you and you mav • hat with the official rain fall be­ that te Impossible thte time Bremerton. Washington. PB.N.Y. know that their one concern was ing 19.03 Inches—highest since Birthday—June Btti. i Greetings Men and to you we for vour speedy recovery to normal 1872, that fa to say. an exceedmgly Lyle Charles Hathaway (goodwill health and great pride In what you wet ’let down.’ । call our "Glorious Gals." ndghborlvoodi was graduated from ' HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW 4 Q< Lt. Annie Rosenthal (Woodland) the Armament School at Lowry I Batter up—and here we go with have done for them. Furlough Views:—looks like an­ ' new pictures added to lhe -Serv­ OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. I O Field. Colo, on Mav 29th and te other 'ole home week.’ at that—thte home for ten day* and even the now Private ice Men’s Window"— First Class. isn’t all of thc fellows—Home was 3—Harold Helsel t Camp •• • — Anita si* Don Ried ison of the T. K. Reids! her spirit* cause sheTuial kintTof Ralph W. Hawlhome ha* also been I 35—Lewis Bolton ;trom Detroit where he went from a person that nothing could gpt promoted to Private First class 37- -Joseph Thompson BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Lcury Field. Colo. Don's taking a her down—for long, anyway. Our Ralph te the son of Ralph Haw­ 47—Clare Mugridge course in advanced Aircraft Ar­ "Angela of Mercy" are surely neat thorne sr. who lives al 429 E. State 62—Charles Wallers mour training and hte address to— looking gals in their new style un* Rd 87—John Stutz I c..! Col. tvDon C. Reid 101—Dick Hinkley forms. Annie uore a grey-tan dress Another to receive his wing* the Train De4ch. A.F.F. TCCI. 110—Jack O'Donnell type of uniform with a marroon 36th of this month from Eagle Pass. Brigg* Mfg. Co. 133—Stanley Kumpe! trtm that was a* jaunty looking a* Texas. Army Flying school, te Arlto I |3«—Wavne Hawthorne 14th Darelle st Flight K. It was practlc*!. Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Halting Bixler. Middleville (picture front Detroit. Mich. 141—Ed. Piercw One hundred and fourteen sen­ Home arc—Eugene Bennett from iors ’took off” from H. H. S. at page.! Hls ’mom' and hte best 143-Lcwte Shay 153—Duane Jarman Camp Howze Texas: John Shults the Friday graduation. Graduates Kiri from Saranac plan to be there i from Great Lakes who's lust lin- come and go but thte was different for his graduation. ArUe writes. I tehrd his ’boot hitch’: Dick Brow­ : Many of that group are Joining your "Boy it will sure seem good to say —'today ts lhe day*—and then re­ er from Camp Peary. Va.: Canadian i ranks this month and a number of ceive my bars and wings." Clear pilot Monasmith <Woodland!: Har­ :old "grads." home on furlough, were skies to vou. Arlie. old Stamm; Martin Hawthorne; jin the audience. It wasn't quite A brother. Forrest Bixler, writes Johnny Bulling; Ian Ironside. Earl i the happy occasion many of vou about ’a long boat trip.' Says Ke Eggleston Cade*. Marsh Furrow knew. At the conclusion of lhe exfrom Delaware. Ohio, Naw Hying j ere tees Taps were played as usual was seasick, "a little of which goes rchool the report- that Vincent ,but the lump in your throat and a long ways," meaning exactly what he says, we Imagine. Hls address Smith and Zane Nash, at the same | the prayer In your heart were difschool, are ’goliiR to town ’ You । fcrent because it was not Ja*t for Cpl. Porre*t 5. Bixler 36157743’ look spiffy-nlffty’ in your uniform 'these boys and girl* but for boys Ma: *h Good to have you home । and girls all over the world that c/o Postmaster—0. 8. Army even for one day!; cadet Chuck ycu asked tor a future peace. Seattle Washington. Having decided to quit farming on account of poor health I will have an auction sale Lectiard from Iowa; Ward Wilkes I Enough for new* about town­ New* shots—Listed with the new from La ; Lt. Arnold Perkins from •■vw w new* ,from iviu uiiivi ot my f8rm located 2’Zt mile» eo»t ond Vi mile louth of Maple Grove Center on now to other jiuriA i»rta ana and al Great Lakes are Camp, Atterbury. Ind. and many I places—Word Irom ’Jake’ Moore Bluejackets George T. Gardner. 430 8. Hanover. others. How's about you 'bozos' I who has been In the mechanics '। w.uoi. k. urwna Gordon r. P. <*ci>yun. Kenyon. wo 538 E. Grand stopping in at the office when division since he entered service I st., and Marion W. Becker. 220 you're home so we can write thc I sap he* been transferred to the West Mill. "Boots" to you. eh. other fellows about you—and be­ oaken; and now he's "rolling in fellow*. By the way. how goes it side* we’re always glad to see you I dough —nice change isn’t it Jake. I with you. George Carpenter, over HOME FRONT When you're on the job every day . . . and you want to stay there, it's energy that counts. Milk, Grade A milk for extra goodness is a sure­ fire energy-aid. S Ask For Highlands Dairy .Grode A Milk! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK ss'sssx: jss sttii. te: siw*-. <?-«• HIGHLANDS DAIRY AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1943 Commencing of 1:00 o'clock thc following will be offered for tale: HORSES AND HARNESS 2 Gray mares, 5 and 9 yrs. old. 3 Sets of harness. 2 Sets of 3 horse hitch. COWS Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, due July 15. Durham and Jersey, 4 yrs. old, bred Moy 10. Brown Swiss, 7 yrs. old, due July 11. Guernsey, 4 yrs. old, bred June 1. Guernsey 5 yrs. old, due Aug. 22. Brindle Jersey, 4 yrs. old, frosh. Hereford, 2 yrs. old, colt by side. Brown Swiss bull, 8 mos. old. 5 Heifer calves. CHICKENS AND SOWS 47 Rhode Island broilers. Brood sow and 9 pigs. Brood sow, due June 17. Hog house. FARM TOOLS 4 Nearly new milk cans and strainer. New electric separator. New John Deere binder. McCormick mower. Oliver riding plow. Oliver walking plow. 3 Sec. drag, nearly new. Riding cultivator. 2 Single cultivators. Iron roller. Disk.. Hay rake. Hay loader. Steel wagon with hay rack. v Low steel wagon. 2 Log chains, 40 ft. 145 ft. hay rope. . ’’ Several other article* too numerous to TERMS: CASH DAY OF SAVE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. JOHN SIBOTEAN, Proprietor HENRY FLANNERY. AucHante/ . E. E. CRAY. Clerk for EMERGENCY HOUSING BUILD an extra room ... an apartment in your home now! You con remodel to make more space in your home to rent. Every homo is needed to house all j the families it con. Under ordinary conditions new homos could be built to take core of thc extra demand for housing. But the building of new homes is re­ stricted, so existing houses are the answer to the housing shortage. This moons your house . . that attic, that big porch, that bedroom ... all of this waste space con be turned into living quartan. It’s Patriotic to use all the space in yotar home. If remodeling will moke room for another family . . . DO IT NOW! . Wa Sell War Bonds and War Saving* Stamp* You can get a loan to pay your remodeling coats. Then pay it back out of extra income from rent. Consult us today for fi­ 9 Stabbim Bldg. Mambar* F. H. L I. Phona 2503 nancing plans.. THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION tenant homes on it and saw miles one with lhe same A PO that you beauty. Since receiving hls captaincy Gordon has become Assistant Regi­ mental ■uraacn. Our hearts are in HuUnii and may we convey personal greeting* to our friends there through thto Ban Franclaco, Calif. column. You'll get Burl* addres* too Mer­ rill so you may be able to make connection*. Best luck. ar, Cant. M-C. Thc Birthday cable to your tnf. Rag. Mississippi mother Lt. Nelion Gardner in which you said, "may be seeing you before the year la over." La won­ By V-Mall from aameyliert ovgrderful news if it can mean that you will be granted a leave tn the near Mr. and Mr*. William Cramer. Jr. future. We're all hoping to see Hasting*. Michigan Bob Clark left Monday night for Dear Bister and Brother: I received your V-mall yesterday Detroit where he will receive hi* — was glad to hear from you. How first assignment with the navy air corps. Best of everything Bob. 1* everything at home? Fine, I Bend ui your address when you’re hope I received your birthday card a little late but the mail is com­ located. Raymond Thompkins and Duane ing through better now. I think Stamm left Tuesday for Detroit I have received most of your fetwhere they are also entering the Air Corps service. Duane make* time coming. X wa* quite surprised to hear of the fifth member of the Stamm Mr. Cramer'* death. I didn’t ret family to serve their country. Duane and Raymond went with over forty of our fellow* who will Ye*, we have entertainment here. have their physicals in Detroit and those accepted will report for duty Boxing. rnovles and a email restau­ rant fo town which to run by Iba -------t„ u.. t. • a R<xl f* Cro<a Aviation Cadet Martfh E. Van . ,A r"'>'----***»,• “" — Gelson, hu arrived al Perrin Field . tot$0TO. b^t I “hiora go into town Army Air Force* basic flying school 1 taconUn* ? _ _• of....hls Honin* Hopingthis thisrinds findsvm. youallallIn inhrat best to ... enter the third place .•.drooling toward graduation as a of health Love and Best Wishes pilot and officer. Clifford Marlin, son of Mrs. Maude E. Van Sgt. C.E. Poland. 7030323 Orison. 720 E Mill, Hasting*, will be at Perrin Field nine weeks be­ fore he moves to advanced train­ ing and finally receives hls wings May 27. 1943 a* a pilot. Horn- your furlough was changed Dear Zolly Coffer: Reid Bassett but cheer up you'll Many, yes very many weeks ago. make It the next lime. when I first landed In this mud Bent wishes to thc Joel Howells and dust bow) In Arkansas. I wrote 'Middleville!. Joel was married la letter which found It* way into in Battle Creek recently and is now tlie good old Hastings Banner of­ stationed at Oreat Lakes. I fice. I can no longer refrain from writing again lo boast about not LETTERS being on K. P. duty like I wa* May 19. 1943 then. In fact, after the first week Mrs Nina Barry on thte level field at Walnut Ridge, R 3. Box 02 ■ I didn't fall heir to K- P. again till Hastings. Michigan . thte month. Meanwhile a group of Dear Mom. u* completed a school for Link Received the box of Maple Sugar Trainer Instructor*. In which wa O. K. today, it came through in practiced "flying" the IJnk trainer, good shape and is very good, It and studied the maintenance and won’t la-t very Ion*. Ha! lubrication of thte delicate and tem­ Have been pretty busy thte month peramental machine. Also tlie in­ *o far, have been doing quite a lot structor* tried to make us lesrn of flying as we have been having the fundamental* of Geology. Aero­ some fair weather for a change. It nautical Navigation and Civil Aero­ ha* warmed utf a lot tn the past nautic* Regulations. So now I am couple of weeks and some of the one of a group of Link Trainer In­ low spot* are starting to get a lit­ structor* who leach aviation cadet* tle green. and occasionally a commissioned Was out on a nice hop today. We officer the art of blind flying on went to a lake about sixty mile* aircraft instrument* with and with­ from here to pick up some bear out the radio aids to navigation. " hunters. They each had their bear, but all we brought back was tlie pects from an army life—all behind, hide*. I saw eight more bear* a desk and watch Instruments read­ around the lake when we landed ings while the cadet climbs to 3000 and taxied around. Two of them feet on the altimeter. What do I care If he can’t "ny” the tiling that lhe fellows killed weighed and loses control of It. he is atm about eight hundred I guesa. anchored to the floor 12 feet away You should be up here for the from me and can neither crash Into, fUhing. Il’s Just starting. J don’t this floor or climb away from It. do any myself but I have seen some Some assembly of dials and gad­ nice trout that lhe fellow* caught. gets. these trainers. The salmon are Just starting to Thia is down in tlie cotton sec­ come up. - It won’t be long until tion of the country and they now the streams will be so full that you have.com a foot high and the cot­ can't wade across one without ton. soybeans and rice are up Then stepping on a fish. I have seen people’s comments on the weather them so thick at a fish dam that are about the cold month of Mav they were crowding each other out ot the stream. They would make every day now but Arkansas’ big a run and come right out on the flood isn't bothering us in this cor­ bank three or four feet. All you ner of the state. have to do is pick them up. if you There must be an end lo this like fish. They are not much good because there is a cadet coining in though when they corrfe up into to occupy my attention. fresh water. Well I’ll sign off for now. Have Pvt. Albert Barcroft a couple of hops scheduled for to­ 683rd B.F.T. Bqd. morrow. Am running in a*new en­ ’ Walnut Ridge, Arkansas gine on my old J2F-1, Love, Bob Dear Zolly: R. J. Barry. C.A.P. I have been reading your paw Operation* Dept. for some lime, whenever I am lucky UBNA.8. enough to receive the Banner, Kodiak. Alaska which I enjoy .very much, but do not hear from boys who have been Simmon* Hotel In service over two year* This I Winona Mias. know te due to Jhelr being In for­ Memorial Day eign service, and over here we don’t Dear Zolly Coffer: have much time to write. You mast have a warm feeling They keep me so busy I don’t around your heart to receive so have lime to sleep, but when Ido get many letter* of enthusiasm about to sleep, they cannot wake me up. your column and how the paper Ha! Ha! Can I sleep. has grown! We lore every Mt of I have a radio In mv shack now it and thank you for the note es­ and when I gel home al night from pecially to us in last week’* tatue. work it is sure swell to hear what We feel fortunate to have "■tay- te going on back In civilisation, it ed put" thte long. After having makes my shack seem more like spent stx weeks at Carlisle Bar­ mv room back home racks we have been In Mississippi There is no fruit grown hem thereafter. We have enjoyed betel* Nothin* but cocoanuts, and I haw here to the extent of being enthu­ eaten so many that I won't want siastic enough to surprise the na­ to look at another one when I get tives who like nothing better then out of here. lo hear a northerner "rave” about Il te awful hot here In the South their stale. Living in a room te Pacific, how I wish the sun would l!Ln 1 »°!’<ler 11 *kven wont seem go under a cloud. 1 uwd to go fishing and caught Our yard is full of flowers and Mr. some red snappers that weighed Parker has plowed up a huge span thirty-five pounds, that was real for u* so. the boy* could have a sport. I would get awful wet and Victory garden. We’ve already had sunburped. but always ready to go radishes. lettuce, onions, turnip a rain when I got time off from my greens, string beans and beets from duties. ill The com Is as tail as the I am on new duty now and do tlie boy*. not have any Ume for fishing or Last Sunday we drove over into shell hunting which was another the Delta section with friends who one of my pastime hobble* I have have a plantation with twenty-nine (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 2.) MERMASH For EGGS Chicks gain fast on MERMASH 17%. of 18% .pro­ tein with vitamin A A D S feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying well for FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS, MICH. TILIPHONI 2118 N. CHURCH ST. �s captaincy sUlant RegiHuUngs and nal greetings through thia SUPERVISORS nlip.rvl.or rirr.or, (>«lh wm r. Capu M.C. if. Rag. dlsalsalppl been a long d to hear of I didn’t Ret t I am wry SUMMER LUBRICATION lor weanesaays session. * Mr. ana ’■W Mrs. Will Noble and daughter and 6.2o I husband. Mr and Mrs. KennyHen? J'* < rv and children of Grand Rapids rS? and’ Mr*. Laura Furlong of Naab7‘ Jt, I vllle. attended church here on Bun5 30 | day andtwere dinner guests of Rev. 5.73 , and Mr4 E. 8. Thompson. * Paid s io I Woodman went to Lanslnr last 3 to 'Wednesday to take Robert Blocker s?° to a hrvnital for an ooe ration for •-*• I anpendldtls. * Mr. and Mra. Lloyd t.io Beat the heat—have your car ready for summer service with a summer-grade oil! 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Detail to delight the eye.. .bow fronts, flutings, turnings, selected ma­ hogany veneers and hardwood. Crafts­ manship that means years and years of satisfying service. And certainly the price is moderate! Center-guided, dustproofed drawers throughout. SoMETIMES, when you make a long distance call With SIX-WAY Mileage Coneervation over war-busy circuits, the operator yill say — That doesn't happen all lhe time because some 20% Down on Words Convenient Payment Plan long distance calls go through about as usual. But whenever We have asked that calls be kept to pralOBf ur*. CHASSIS. Hava ELSar#; five minutes, there has been a fine spirit of coopera­ tail wtnwf. Sou tion frflm the public. We want to say thanks for that. Your help and understanding count double these days. MICHIGAN 118*124 SO. JEFFERSON PHONE 2704 BILL TELEPHONE COMPANY, ANDRUS �THE IlA 8TIN(18 BANNEB, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1843 Monday evening cupper guests of noon. ★ Miss Doris Bassett of Irv­ citing raid* white In Tunisia. Mrs. Maude Rogers and Margue­ ing is spending this week with her rite * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George of Elkhart. Indiana were Saturday Communion service. i ■ i»'i‘ —------ present to enjoy the talk given by Cue visited tiielr daughter and fam­ Sunday—10:00 Sunday School. Mra. Roy Nagler left Tuesday (or Clarence Benedict. * Mr. and Mrs. ily Mr. and Mrs. H. J Harmon and • tCoutlr.uca from Page 2. Sec. 2) Mr Sonqucst of Circle P|nx camp, Lester Miller, aupt. a nwe rtring of sheila which I hope , * Mra Edwin Burkland and son. Howard City to vWt her father R. to bring itSna. Jcarl of Ann Arbor visited relatives Peter Ben tier of Clarksville were son of Grand Rapids Wednesday. 11:60 Morning worship. Sublect— W. Moulton. * Mr. and Mra. Har­ Saturday afternoon callers of Miner Prom there they drove to Benton “Two Great Signa In Heaven" Harbor to attend Michigan Con ­ Would like lo bear from you boys. whiter be' I Jow hS,.ntd 7 LT, old Woods spent Memorial Day with King. * Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sludt ference of the Methodist church. Mr. and Mra. Robert White and of Lake Odessa were Sunday call ­ l^d man1? mruTuS* «rJ? Sa?a tnd Mra °CUr» 1^- family of Stevensville. They aLso ers of Mr. and Mrs. George Bus- * Mr. and Mrs. Henry Southard. 11:00—Student's Day. which was r ?SdUBrt aome shut lnaon ‘P®11 wcck the Rink- called on the latter'* parents. Mr. tancc and family. * Thc Executive Mrs. Emerson Strubble of Hastings. formerly called Children’s Day. will Ive ^srt be readv few a^Ua day’s ln Hart home In Brush Ridge. Mrs. and Mra. M. a Larson . of Kala­ Committee of lhe Barry County Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sothard and be observed. mazoo. * William Scovel and Mra. Christian Endeavor Union was held two children, and Miss Frances fnr we .ork-and and I Robinson returned with tier. son wwk tomorrow, for Un <lfe [o Qnm<1 |U|iW> Libbie Nelson of CUrksvllle were Monday evening at the home of Biggs of Nashville were Sunday din­ ner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. C. W. dav * Mr. and Mra. Jack Erway Tuesday afternoon callers of Miner Barbara and Willis Delton of Culver. * Mbs Virginia Pish of Yours truly. and daughters called on Mrs. Han­ King. * Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Knrrh- Woodland. * Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hustings te spending a few days at I Church of the United Cpl. Louis Mtekc. 16013055 son at Gun lake -Friday night. * er and daughter Marion, Dr. and Reuter and daughters Doris and home. * Mr. and Mrs. Howard —■Brethren in Christ J. H. waiters and family of Pearl ot Grand Rapids. Mr. and AJ*.O. #15. c/o Pottma»Ui Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGIocklin Mrs. E. B. Griffin, \D. D. pastor Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Wesley Keim and son Vcm Thaler were Sunday dinner guests San Francisco. California and familv of Hastings were Sun­ Crakes, Miss Hilda Crakes. Mlsr of Phone 491 Clarksville. Mrs. Anna Moore. of tlic latter’* mother. Mrs. O. H.1 . day visitors at Forrest Havens. An­ Marjory Havens. Miss Albina Ze- Kd Mr. and Mrs. Sernlah Seese. Fausey. * Mr. and Mra. Harold I Freeport . ita and Christcne remained for a gilar. and Mra. Virginia Hooverand ADDRESSES Woods and baby called on Mr. and 10:30 A. M..Sunday school al. entertained with a birtliday Ave. Cadet Lawrence Snyder visit. * Mrs Annabell Showalter two sons Mike and Dick all from party in honor of Mrs. Adah Mot- Mra. Frank Dean of..Grand Rapids 11:30 A. M."Homing worship of Nashville spent last Wednesday Hastings wer; Sod. C-Class 43—GBAAT. 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor rere Oundxy Sunday dinner guest* ter at the Semlah Scene home Sun­ Sunday evening. * The Missionary with Mrs. Virginia Tate. * Maurice of Mr. and. Mra. William crakes in day. * X BlythevlUe, Ark. Mr> Charles Baker Society of the Brethren church will 8:00 P. M. Evening aenrioe Erway of Grand Rapids spent Sun- ixJnnr of the birthday anniversary of West rt were Bunday af- be held at thc home of Rev. and ! 8:00 P. M. Thursday prayer meetiday with hls parents here. ★ Word of Mrs Crakes. * Mra. Alice Cap- ternoon Thornes J. Robinson. S3 c of Mr. and Mra Mrs. Blain Snyder Thursday with (Ing. i Is received from Gordon Havens pay of Lamont, who has been spend- Fred Tabbercr. * Mr. and Mr.*. an all nil day meeting. * Mrs. William . Pleasant Valiev . icasanl Valley Company 11—Section F that he is stationed in the Air Ing a week with Mra. Mnqdc Rog- I Robert Campbell of Flint and Mbs Olthousc of South Bowne enter­ 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship UB.N.TB. Electrical I Corps at Miami Beach. Florida and era and Marguerite. left Sunday i Evelyn Thompson of Campbell were tained her Sunday school class with 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school Purdue University ' Rex Tate is stationed al Fort Clai- to spend this week with her sister. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and a party last Tuesday evening in 8:00 P. M. Christian thdeavorLaFayettc. Indiana bourn. Louisiana in the Enginecr- Mrs. Nellie Smith of Hastings. * Mrs. Claude Walton and family. honor of Pvt. Bernard Preston who 8:00 P. M. Tuesday prayer meet­ March 31—Birthday • ing Corps. * Mr. and Mrs Russel Mr. and Mra. Burl Sisson aecorn- Mr. Campbell leaves for camp June has been home on furlough.. * Mra. ing. I Thcinton and sons and uncle Al.; panted by Henry Karcher and Nel-1 10th. * Mr and Mrs. Allen Fish Roy Nigler of Detroit, who has Kenneth R. Dunlap. A-S I Thornton of Cltarlotte were Sun­ son Hinckley attended thc funeral । and Calvin were tn Fowler Satur- been_in Freeport the past week. Freeport Methodist Church Ca 889. VAN.TS. day . vtsltpr* at Clyde Warrens. * ' of Will Pardee at Bowne Center । day. * A good attendance wa* w<s a Sunday dinner guest of Mr Morning Worship 11:00 Great Lakes. Illinois > , Mr. and Mr.’. Clyde Warren were Sunday afternoon Mr Sisson. Mr. । present ut tlie Bowne Center Ai<f and Mrs. Leon Howk. In the af­ Sunday School 12:00 Birthday—June 19 .’ ; in Bellevue Ust Ihursday. * Mr Karcher. Mr. Hinckley, and Mr. j Society held at the home of Mrs. ternoon they culled on Mr. and Mrs. ; As next Sunday M is Conference nnd Mrs. Rnw) Whittcmure at- Pardee were members ot the Free- | j W. McCue Wednesday afternoon Dan Weaver of Elmdale. * Mr. Sunday, there will be no services in Pvt. Rexford Tate j tendril a birthday dinner in honor i Sri Band about twenty-five ago w , it was voted unanimously to change and Mra. R. A. Brown and twin . t,unchurch. Services will be resumed CO. E 361st Eng. Reg. KS of Homer Bauemnan In his home r, and Mrs Clare Payne of Kate- itrf’name to W S. C. 8. * Mr. and daughter of Greenville were Bun-1 on Rune 20. Camo Claiborne. Ixiubimia I aPGorxi Will Sunday, w Mrs. Clyde ! mazoo spent the wcekend with hl-, Mrs. Richard Schilieman and Mrs. day .guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. 1 Birthday. Mar 7 .'Warren and Pally attended gradu- J mother. Mrs. Ida Payne. * Mr. and , Emerson Strubble of Hasting* were Lester. * Rev. Paul Olmstead of at ion exercises in Hastings Friday : Mrs. Ken Braendle accompanied by ■ Sundav guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Caledonia was a Monday evening I S'Sgt. Harold H. Lambkie afternoon. Mr. and Mra. -Paul Peterson and W. Culver. * Mrs. Howard Bolo caller of Mr. and Mrs. Alien Fish. . nnd Ho. Det. a ri —nccomjKiriled by Mrs. John Adcock * Several of the O. E. S. ladles , Mrs. Walt Van Houten — and Eleanor Rationing Acidi to the rd EBM. Br. i POWERS ECHOES • of Grand Rapids vL-ited visited Mr. and of Hastings left Thursday tor At­ from Freeport assisted with thc | 3rd ES.B. Economy of Home-Baking I I Mr and Mrs. Henn'.Frost and I Mrs. Ed Vati Camp of HUtedale lantic Citv. N. J. for a week with initiation Hl Clarksville Saturday j Fort Ord. Calif. family were Sunday dinner guests i Sunday. * Mrs. Bernice C lawm ac- Uwir hirvbaucte who arc in basic evening. * Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth j ..I Mr M», p.ul ,.r.r l»r Ulli-r Pr«J» W« >» training. Mrs Bolo has been stay­ Slcckle nnd two children of Lan­ Russel Charles Sliellcnbarger. Wbodland. ♦ Mr* Nellie Mohler te , to Howell Sundaj, where they vtelt- ing with her parchts. Mr. and Mra. sing were Sunday guesU of Asa i confined to her home by illness. * toe former s husband. W F. Glenn Kellogg. * Mr. and Mrs. Steckle. * Pvt Bernard Preston 1 Neighbors <.f Mr. and Mrs John | CJosron. * Mr. and Mrs Myrcn Henry- Myers and baby were Sun- left Grand Rapids Tuesday mom- ' «...... . day afternoon callers of thc for- ing for Berkeley. California, after j Vandcn Ikrg called at tlirir home ; aaeau Mead «uu <a’xtr i his home. * USJf.TB. Ratunlav evenins to cet «ct acmiainted acouaintM wcre were Sundav Sunday dinner dinnerguesU guests ofot Mr Mr Imera । mer's usrvinn. parents. m>. Mr. and Mr. n«ai- -.’pending .... .. — furlough at ........ „ ,। wKh the bride"Aucii^eveiling “« nd Mr* 0,3114 013114 M,-3d Mead ** Mr ' “ Miner Among those from Freeport who ' Dearborn. Mich. A todol eveniM “ d Mnl Mr “,ld nd :' Yred Myers M>’cr' ofof Wayland. Wayland. ** Miner Ur.’de_A social I Mrs. evinlng , Mrg acraldGerald CttUnJ> and and daughter . Kingi K apent the weekend withwith Mr attended the funeral of Will Par- < .tni. -liichrefrcshnicii,Cairns daughter ing spent the weekend Mr CHANGE OF ADDRESSES Beverly Kay of Irving were Satur- and Mrs. Harry Oliver of Orton- dee at South Bowne Sunday after- , were served. * Ralph Palmer visPvt. Kenneth A Baks . day evening guests of Mr nnd Mrs., vnie. * Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Me- noon were Mrs. Dema Rensch. Mra.1 BAKING DAY » er V’^Percv'jone^ hospital Battle i ^w'FVrbey”* 'Rey Cue ’ attended “the funeral' PWy Parks Park*7'Mr Xlra^Fra ’nk j R.v “*nd nnrt Mra Mrs ■r-.,.. funeral Tuesday Tur’rlav !Pnllv Mr. “*nhd and Mrs. Frank 862 Guard Saundron Creek Hund\v'and report* nick' Is 1 Everett Love- and baby Kat hryn afternoon of Dr. Albert Pellowg who Dorr. Mr. and Mrs. Whl Blough., Hamilton Field. Calif. on the gain i Pfc Gc’oree Bedford t we,rp Erh!*? evening supper guest*i was pastor of Trinity Methodist , Mr. and Mra George Nelson. Mr. , l " convale--ina P ‘ in iL at 01 Mr and Mrs B R Olln ’ o n,* church in Grand Rapid* * Mra and Mra Fred Jabberer Mr and < PP.C. Keith T BanluSS lit ipin?!-! Mr ano Mra. Ira Blough of Alto Claud Mead accompanied Mrs Cle- Mrs. Herman Goscb. Mra Ellen . Hq. Btrv 985th FA.B.N. retied' hT Xn f ill rrri„ . »ere Thursday supper gurate of Mr ment Mead who took her son Paul | Serae and Mr. and Mrs^J. D. Cool. | Camp Gruber. Okla. caused by a fall from a turrett nnd Mrs W11| Blough. * The Chil- , to Butterworth hospital in Grand ' * Mr. and Mra. Cecil Preston and । BAKE WITH !lruCK- , ; dren s Day program was held at the Rapids where lie had hls cast > family. Mrs. Francis , Oliver and • ! Pleasant Valley church Sunday eve- changed. He will have to wear the j family in Middleville, and Mbs I 1,1 •‘'■r-r. ning with a good attendance, Tlie1 cast four more weeks. * Mr. and Ruth Yonker of Irving were Sun­ 423rd R.C-N.FFR Group Tile annual school meeting will p^jgr.nn wa* under the direction of , Mrs. Boyd Payne of Hustings spent day dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. i DeRidder. A-A.B. be held ut the schoolhouse Monday. ' Ufea Bethel Mote. * Mrs. Earle Sun. cve. WRh hL* mother. Mra. Ida O. H. Faiwev nnd Bernard. * 'Die ' -. De Ridder. Louisiana June 14. at 8 o'clock T M * Mr. jar* t,f Detroit te spending this | paVnr. * Mr. mid Mrs. Floyd WaS W.C.T.U. will meet at the home of and Mrs. Thomas Hoffman and weefc WRh Mr. and Mrs. Herman | toli Of South BdWne spent Sunday I Mrs. Mary Dodge Tuesday aftergui»l Mrs. Elmer Lust, visited Mr ; Go&ch,-* Mr. and Mrs Merrill , evening nt the Wnlton-Closson : noon. June 15th. al 2 o'clock. The i and Mrs. Gordon Wolf at Plain- Karcher nnd family called on Mr. , home. * Mr. and Mr.*. Clniencr Barry County Cliristlan Endeavor Serial No. 36407879 | well Syndav. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Grov- ' &n(j Mrs. Russell Benton and fain- ' van Patten of North Freeport were I Union will sponsor a roller skating - APO 3813 er Brooks called on their son in I Uy of Hastings Saturday evening. * Sunday evening callers of Rev. and party nt Reids Resort next Monday e.’o Postmaster ' Katemazoo Saturday. Benn L* gain- | Mr and Mra. Howard Clinton und Mrs, J. W. McCue. * Mrs Mary night. June 14th. Pot-luck supper San Francbco. California. One of Ute fellows telj* u* about fng very rapidly. * Mr. and Mra. I family of Alto were Sunday dinner Barnum of Coat* Grove, nnd Mra. | nt 7:00. For transportation meet at Sundny^callers^at guests «■» of m«. Mr. “ and^Mra. >v tlie and Mrs. hi* oaj nt a U-S.O. dance in Miami. ‘ Icon. *-"•«. My re*> were w-»v nuuun, vnutu ■«» , iuucsia <>u «•<». B. •R. — Clin- I Mort Sisson, oui-m, local »-<» were^ w,,. Thurad • Ulv Dru^ „.u« Store. »»<•<.. I^Mr. « "Tho FLOUR ' He yaked a sweet young thing he Mr- “ntl 54rx Grover Brooks. A Mr. , ton. Bcrthena and Janet retnahnd callers of Mrs. Maude Rogen, and . Robert Newton and fnmilv were Marguerite. ** Mr Mr. nxsrt nnd Mr*. Jes.*' Sunday cuesta of ofMr. Mr.and nnd •was dancing with if hr could have and Mrs. Ernie Bateman and son. I to spend a week. * Mr. and Mrs. F. •I Marguerlt«' Mrs Jes-. Rumtav dinnerauests the Bost Cooks Use" Uw last dance She smiled sweet - Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Hammond. : K. Burges* and family spent the mudcr Kidder o, of Alaska were Monday Mra. „.w. Arthur — Fuller and family of Iv and said "Bic bor vou lust Grnre mid Mary Bauich attended weekend with Mr. nnd Mrs. A. G |I afternoon and Me. afternoon guests Rtiftrts of of Mr. Mr. und Mr*. |j Nashville. Nashville. * 1U' Rev. and Mra. Evere.; iT.H hi ’ ' ? a birthday dinner at thc home of. Palmer and family of Flint. * Mrs. ; Harold Aldrich and —-■ family. *— * Mrs. **— Love and nnd Kntnn Katharine left for South afternoon for a i Next week Jean Bsmes takes Mr. and Mrr. Harry Johnson In ’ Frank Walton, granddaughter Nan- Mary Gonzales and Mrs. B. R. Bend last Suqday Suqdi visit with with her her pparents. Mr. Ixive u fever from her desk at thc llbrarv Battle Creek Sunday. * MU* Dor- cy CTowon. nnd Mrs. Emma Antler- I Clinton were in Hastings on btul- visit Before she does well have to tellGclccr of Lucedale. Miss., is . son visited Rev. and Mra. J. I. Batj new Monday. *-Mr. and Mrs. Wait spending spending the the we---..week-nl Benton Harabout Jean harinr to selecta-ul-ting Mrs. Heber Faster with i dorff of Woodbury Sundav. They Thomas of South Bowne and Mr. . bor. where thc Michigan Annual con-., iGaka for the men hi eaimw She the house work and the care of her were also supper guests at the Bar- ; „nd Mra Merrill Karcher andIf.irif- (crenee U In session. * Mrs Ralph WrSln n Irak store at 1Kalamazoo mother. Mrs. SamueJ Geiger. * , dorff home. * The dally vacation Uy. local, were Sunday dinner j stuart and Ralph Jr., and Dean. Cnd saw some of the Fort Custer Mr. nnd Mrs. Claud Hunt nnd Hu- , Bible School began Monday fore* 1 UUests of Mr mid Mrs. Le«i« Skin- ' apent last w«ck with Mg.Stuart .land •Sdler. thS? m“lhe told thmn»r Ixrt spent Decoration with Mrs. noon al the United Brcthrerfchurch ( ner of Caledonia. * Mra. Adam En- , daughter Mra. Robert Conley of Mus•miwion and asked if thev’d ^ ret John Porritt in Alto and attended with a good attendance. Teachers dres spent a few day* ast week kegon. * Sympathy te extended to b^u“ they thought the fellows • the exercises at Bowne Center. * in tin--school are Mrs. Tom Jeffries. I with Mr. nnd Mrs. Wendell Shoe- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis of IrvwmTld like* Thev did wUhOUt any Mr “nd Mrs Huber Foster attend- | Evelyn Dipp. Ruth Yonker. Mrs | maker of Lansing. * Miss Avis Ev- mg Twp.. who have received word SSuiXn T&“taJ»SuSI <" I«n.n.lor William rmm ataiiiK.VoK. >ii.d Mr- AU~ Uni- . ,™n njmt , lr. u.v. «<h Inr uul U>Mr «m. Bull Sji HavimM Point agiiauon. incn jean luoxea inem nf gt -ruesdav * Mr and fin- The meetings will last just sisters. Mra. William Tinkler and I c. Lewis, was reported mtesing'Rn in'tnir? ab<f>w ouirT Mrs Leon Youngs and familv spent 1 during thte week. * Mr. nndMrs. Mrs. Clifford Allerdlng of Hastlpga action in north Africa on May 6. “■'Thev Sunday with Mr and Mra clu. Byron Payne and family of Zeeland * Rev. Jr W. McCue officiated at ggt. LewU. wh0- was 21 year* of Hunt * Mr nnd Mrs Kenneth uere -Sunday guestefef Mra. Ida the funeral of William Pardee | age. attended the Freeport High CANNED AND BOTTLED ^rnra>hiff>>^iiVa\<iui>OnnMttUmahto -- RitchlF and Mr and Mrs Rncrr Payne. * Mr. and and Mra. Lloyd 1 which was held at the Bowne Cen- school and enlisted on Jan. 19. 1941. r^n iwmt 2 it . Davis spent Sunday” with Mr and I Sandier nnd Mnrion of Grana ter Methodist church Sunday after- After completing hte basic training K^Twith 1X1? ’ Mr^Ow. Cognnrai^UceV Tho«n- | lie hejwjttG^a, to major MajorOeneral I R-_pld* Rapids were Sunday afternoon afternoon, cal- | i noonM noon at; 22:66. * * Mr_.nd Mr. and Mra Mra.'Tboinwas attached to ucnerai of Mr and Mrs. Ben Blakncy. as Whitman of Campbell spent Sat- James H. Doolittle’s air force which that if those were the books boys * ‘ hr ‘in an nrf ।II Im tirrlav evening avanlnv with Mrs Mr- Ida Pnynr. Pnvur I' nnrmtrd ’TMfon-ulMi* *run * Ur, Mrs Mellin Nellie Rnilth Smith and HnnohtrrM dnughtcra I urdny operated nv„r over Pmnm Prance ip in April. April He ranted then that’s what they —-----------— — — Joan and Mrs. Clinton Henncy Henney; was a tall gunner on a Flying IPnranccd stage before any — symptoms Jo "n of Hastings and Drtris Doria Jane : * Mr. and Ihould have bless their hearts— vanccd stage before any symptom.* io she ahut her eyes, bought the appear. So the search for the dis­ Smith of Youngstown. Ohio, were I were in Hastings Saturday after-1 tress and participated in several ex­ t--— and —said. —.j "I — did j. . .. x»ks. it for — mv exM- must be made among apnarxxintry." Until next week. Cher- ently liealthy persons, according to i the Michigan Tuberculosis Associalo. Zolly Coffer. I lion. The best hope of getting well By substituting pinar-board boxes ’or those made of critical materials.' from tuberculosis lies in beginning reatinent early. The chest X-ra.v he folding box Industr)' in 1942 saved 215 million nounds of critical usually will show the presence of netals. 8 million board feet of lum- active disease before the victim jer. 75OMX) nounds of glass. 220 000 knows he has it. sounds of cellophane. 36.000 pound* Under wartime operation, rail­ Knllofllm. and 12,000 pounds' ot road freight cars must travel about I bbtr.______. _____________ 16 rar cent further oh thc average ;, haul. . . h BANNER WANT ADS PAY ------- - ------------------ -' GLASS CREEK Chapman. He Is fairly well and able to walk around the yard. IB,VINO *** HICKORY CORNERS OH THE HOME FRONT„ FREEPORT iy ages for Ilia U. S. army hospital. Meetings are held in the Boy Scout rooms tn the basement Call Mra. Howard Johnson or Mrs. Maguire about sharing thc ride. * Carl Boies is slightly improved and able to be up a few minutes at a tune. * Mr. and Mrs. Blair Barnes and Mr«. Edgar L. Barnes and son Jimmie of Otsego were dinner guests Sun­ day of Mrs. H. E. Barnes. * Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Willison of Johns­ town and Mlaa Alice Willison of Baltic Creek were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. John Mouret. * Saturday. June 12th John Hough Will celebrate his 95th birthday. He resides on the old Albert Roach farm near Fair Lake W|th bls daughter Mrs. Daisy Chapman and her children. Mildred and Marlon Art Flanders entertained their daughter Betty of Battle Creek Tuesday. * Mra. Argyle Wlndes lias been having mumpa. She te at Royal Oak. * Mr*. Nora Ellen Seeber ha* gone to Kansas lo join her husband. Pfc. Dick Seeber. A Mr. and Mra. William Schcnkel and Friz ot Middleville were In Irving Sunday evening. Stamp Biulnra* Beaming Tlie flrat International poatal conference, held in Berne in 1874. was attended by representatives of 22 nations. Today there are 115 members in the poatal union, which handles a total of 40.000 million letters every year. IF YOU WOULD MAKE MONEY SAFELY THEN YOU WOULD BE INTERESTED IN GOOD BUYS H IN REAL ESTATE. 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To Buy ELECTRIC POWER BUY WAR BOND THAT’S TRUE, even though thc electric light and power I ni l/J industry in America was called on to produce, in 1942, thc greatest amount of electric power in history—189 billitu kilowatt-hours! I A itJ at tbt jJMt time tbt attrjt_t cut per kilou-Jit-bour to tbt coitunur icar Itirtr tbtn trtr before! ) Not only were all thc demands of war plants, military camps, naval stations, and arsenals met—but there remained 27 billion kilowatt-hours of electrical energy co take care of thc needs of shops and stores, 30 billion for homes, 13 billion for public trans­ portation, street lighting,.and other uses. . ‘ --.*^^*1 sThesc arc tonrt of thc accomplishments of thc electric light and power industry and of the electrical manufacturers who build the equipment used to generate, distribute, and utilize electricity—working together with thc teamwork so typically American. How We Helped POWER UTILIZATION. Building ma­ SOUPS chines, lamps, and appliances that put elec­ POWER GENERATION. More than one half of all the electric power generated by electric light and power companies in the U. S. is pro­ OUR SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Thc United States has more of these electrical helpers than any other nation. In 1942, the’ Electric. average home used twice as much electricity as efficiencies of turbine-driven generators that if WAR SAVINGS BONDS the electric power used in 1942 had been pro­ duced with thc machines of 1924, it would have BANK MONEY ORDERS required more than a million extra cars of coal and one hundred and forty thousand men just to mine and haul this extra coal. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES For rent at $2.50 and government tax—In cur fine safety deposit vault. Get one today for. your war Bonds and other valuable papers. \ POWER DISTRIBUTION. To have ample power available wherever new war plants have in 19W, and in those 12 years thc average price per kilowatt-hour decreased 40%. FROZEN * Jc:crmin»cun which now lecrai protiJentisI, kept oo— cieofctuivdy Jcvdofingocw and better equipment, iocressiiig generating capacity, lowering coni, expanding service, p!inning always to be ready foe the deassnds of the future. It MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. • sin CAUTION sprung Up requires large aritT Highly efficient transforming and switching equipment and thc solution of highly intricate engineering prob­ head, in thc development and.manufacture of much of this equippeut. DRIED GENERAL || ELECTRIC , CONTAINER eluding July 7, G H J valid through Juno 7. lems. General Electric has had a hand, and a NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS IHTAIHER SIZE and homes is one of our most important jobs. duced by generators manufactured by Gatcr.il And such has been thc improvement in thc CHECKING ACCOUNTS CONTAINER tricity to work more efficiently in factories �THE HASTTNOS BANNER, THURSDAY, JUNE IS, IMS Town Gap, Pa. Xvelyn la wtill living •nd Mra. John Hynes and son Jim- . He Is fairly well and talk around tlie yard. WOODLAND Dale Hynes at Lake Odessa Thura- . k«v. ana an. j. b. Deabler and * son Harold Deabler vtxlted friends In Detroit Monday and Tuesday. • utera entertained their Betty of Battle Creek * Mra. Argyle Wludes has ing mumps. She is at L * Mrs. Nora Ellen See­ William Bchenkel and itlddleville were In Irving nenlng. si International postal s. held In Berne in 1874. ded by representatives of s. Today there are 115 In the postal union, which i total of 40.000 million SAFELY THEN N GOOD BUYS FOLLOWING: famlly * Mr. and Mra. Uoyd HJit and Lloyd. Jr. and Mra. J. B. Bowsra were Bunday dinner gutsu of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith (Dorothy HUD and Hmlly ot Chester. *.Mr. and for at Pennock hospital. Hasting* Mra. Gilbert McLeod visited Mr. for lhe past two weeks with a bru«- and Mra. Don McLeod of Lake en hip Was brought home In Wing’s Odessa Sunday afternoon. * Mrs. Ambulance Tuesday, a Mrs Clif­ Birdsall Holly and son Franklin ford Potter of Dowagiac spent two visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. days last week with her son and Henry Millwood of Ludington las« family. Mr. and Mra. Gerald Potter. week. * Mra. CUfford Tousley (Vir­ * Miss Mary Alice Kltaan of South ginia Hcsterly) visited Mrs. Bertha Bend. Ind., spent the weekend with Tousley and family ot Sheridan her brother and family. Mr. and over thc weekend. * Robert Blocher Um X* A Ul.. ITU.... 1... was brought home in Wing's ambu­ lance from the Lansing Osteopathic ing call for training. Her father. hospital last Tuesday. He U con­ Levi Kltson. who has been visiting valescing from an operation for ap­ In Woodland the past month, pendicitis. * MIm Fem Hcsterly of relumed to hte home in Syracuse. west Odessa is visiting Mra. Eliza­ Ind. with her. * Miss Audrey beth Waite and Mra. James Wester­ Ogden of Tawas City Is vis­ ly of WlMt Woodland thte week. * iting the Misses Betty snd Phyllis Mrs. Alfred Booher Is visiting Mr*. of Grand Rapltte LaReau for a few weeks. * Mrs. Elizabeth Booher .I...... _..„v .1.11. .1,.. Emma Lucas te visiting her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Is taking X-Ray treatments there. Johnson of Lousing thte week. * * Mrs. Lnwrcncc .Faul relumed to Mr. and Mrs. Heijry Hynes and Mr. Battle Creek last Friday after a two Lucas in Chicago. She remained for the wcekend with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arnie. Mr u*“* — •*— day. Tin tnem tor i> >^.— ot Grand Rapids spent last week­ end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I Cart Helse. Mr. and Mra. E. E. Ran­ dall, also of Grand Rapids were Bunday dinner guests and Mra. "Randall remained for a week e vtatl with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Heise. * Mra. George Parrott visited )>er daughter and family, Mr. and Mra. Jay Vrugglnk of Grand Rapids last week. * Mias Helena Benner of Battle Creek spent th* weekend with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. G. F Benner and Eleanor. * Dr. L. H. Brumm attended a Joint meeting of thc Western Mlchfagn Veterinary Medical Ass'n and the Wiillney Vet­ erinary dub at Charlotte Friday eve­ ning. * Mias Jennie Wright of Washington, D. C-. and her mother. Mra. Glenn Covert of Lake Odessa were dinner guests of their aunt. Mra. Qla Flory one day last week. ■* Mr. and Mra. Karl C. Faul and children visited Mr. and Mra. Rich­ ard O’Brien and children of Dimon­ dale Sunday evening. ♦ Mra. Herald Classic and children and Mra. Rhoda Austin called on Mr. and , Mrs. Frank Walker of Baranoc Bun­ day afternoon. * Mrs WUlis Dolton entertained the Barry County C. E. Executive Union at her home Mon­ day evening. * Mr. and Mrs. Leo m, living room, 1 stall garage, :afed on South rom the monu2 bedrooms, 2 -.-$3,500.00 \ a,peach. All ird _$4.000.00 )YES KER s KLM oUiil (SOW) West Woodland Birthday Club lo Meet Mrs. Agnes Leffler and Mrs. Mar­ tha Blowers will entertain lhe West Woodland Birthday Club al the for­ mer’s home, Friday afternoon, June Army engineers stationed at the University of Michigan for special training nre being toughened for war through a vast physical program which includes learning to swim as its fundamental requirement Coach MaU Mann of Michigan I* shown above with .1 class of beginners while advanced swimmers practice carrying . Entertain Sunfield Young People Miss Mary Townsend entertained rifles in lhe water. The lower jlews are of Uie soldiers' volleyball and caltslhenlc workoats. eighteen members of tlic Young People's Class of the Sunfield church of thc Brethren at her home Ust Thursday evening. AUCTION SALE As administrator of my mother's estate, I will sell her house­ hold goods at public auction at my farm located 81 miles southwest of Hastings; ot 2 miles west of Shultz on TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1943 STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK HOUSEHOLD 3 PIECE LEATHER COVERED LIVING ROOM SUITE 4 WOOD BEDSTEADS AND SPRINGS DRESSER LIBRARY TABLE 4 STANDS TABLES QUILTS AND BLANKETS COMMODE 2 ROCKERS ■our trocar’s their paint 7, O H J valid rfrock MonJcrry Fisher visited Mr. Mike Curtis of Woodbury, iftemoon. * Mr. and Mix. lh«M4 of Hastings called Geo. Nlelheraer and Mr» lory Sunday afternoon. * ...------------1 W. Geiger la planning to attend thc Michigan District Con­ vention of the American Lutheran .church at St. James Lutheran church In Detroit next week. * Mrs. Cora Leffler and Mias Hilda Smith of Woodbunr and Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ ert Crockford of East Woodland were dinner guests Sunday at Mr. nnd Mm. Ralph Leffler and Jban. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crockford are moving to Ionia Wednesday where he ls employed in a dairy there. * Lieut. Annie Rosenthal of New Or­ leans. La., looking very smart in her Army uniform, called on friends In Woodland last Tuesday. She Is still al the Port of Embarkation In New Orleans and likes her work :n the hospital there very much. MIm Mary Townsend spent Sundaynight with Hlra Jeanne KantacrM south Woodland * Rev,mid MrOto. Wingard are .attending the Michigan Annual Conference In Benton Harbor this week. * Mm. Glenn England and daughter Mar­ jory left Friday morning for Qhlcago where they attended the wed­ ding of Miss Pollyanna England and Col. Technician Grtirge Edward D’Arcy Saturday. Marjory remained In Chicago for an Indefinite stav and Mrs. England relumed home Monday night. Sunday callers nt the U. B. par­ sonage were Mr. and Mrs Almond Weber. Mr nnd Mrs. Lynden Johncock and two children Junior nrr* Jay. all of Detroit; also Rev. Os­ good's sister Mildred of Terre Haute, Indiana. Monday morning Rev. Os­ good took Miss Osgood back to their fathers' home neor Cloverdale. South Woodland Church of the Brethren Dally Bible School Opened Monday 30 pupils were enrolled In the an­ nual Dally Vacation Bible School of lhe South Woodland Church bf thc Brethren beginning, Monday. June 7. Classes arc provided for be­ ginners. primaries. Juniors and in­ termediates. Transportation is pro­ vided for those wishing <0 attend. Miss Marjory England Honor Guest The Youth Fellowship of the Methodist Church gave n hanker­ chief shower last Sunday evening for Miss Marjory England, who left for Chicago on Friday. Games were played after which refreshments were served. Miss Marda Faul entertained for Miss Marjory England last Wednes­ day afternoon. GuesU were Miss El­ len Hilbert, recently ofM inneapo­ lis, Minn., and Mtsa Ejpanor Bcn- PHONE 2659 . USE BLUE STAMPS Holings and Mrs day. * j> . Wednesday a P. 13?%pSfr Conference. Bat.-Alune There will Communion ' Service, Bunday than 1.000 Norwegian morning 10:00 A. M. shlHs, manned by some Children’s Day Program, Bun — oerlenced Milon. In Benton Harbor. Rev. and Mrs. Wingard arc attending the Confer­ ence Oils week and next until Tues­ day, June 14. Paul W. Geiger. Pastor 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school 11: 00 A. M. Morning Worship The Michigan District ConveaUon f lhe American Lutheran Church thru Thursday, June 14 to 17. Paul' Brod beck will service as our dele­ gate. There will be no choir re­ hearsal next week. Rev. Paul Geiger will attend the Convention in De­ troit next week. The Lutheran Dally Vacation Bi­ ble School will begin Monday. June 21 and continue thru Friday, July The Evangelical Chureh J. S. Deabler, pastor t 10:30 A. M. Morning Service­ Annual Children's Day by the Sun­ day School. 8:00 P: M Evening Sen ice—Setzoo. Communion Service and Pint Quarterly Conference will lohow. All members are requested to be present. Dally Vacation Bible School will begin. Monday. June 14. Thursday—Midweek prayer Ser­ vice at the Church. . Friday—Choir Rehearsal ut lhe Church. 10: 00 A. M. Worship and sermon. 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school A group from Ute South Wood­ land Church will present lhe Pag­ eant. "The Hanging of lhe Crane, at the Calvary U. B.. Church at Lake Ode.vui, on Sunday 'evening al 8:00 bally Vacation Bible School opened on Monday morning June 7 with a good attendance. The school will continue through June 18 We Invite you to worship with us. Arthur L Dodge, pastor Church orf The United Brethren In Christ Rev. I. H. Osgood—Minister Woodland No Sunday morning service'on Charily Circle Entertained I account of Communion Service at Mra. Carl Jordan and Mrs. Ernest Kilpatrick. Shorncf entertained members of Christian Endeavor—7:30 P. M. their W8.CS. Circle at Ut* former * । home last Friday. ord will tell for p Michael ot Hartinga called on Mr. and Mra. WUlit Dalton Bunday atternoon. * John Dell called on David Smith. 6r. and Raymond 6 CANE SEATED CHAIRS DAY BED 4 FEATHER BEDS AND PILLOWS GOODS DINING ROOM CHAIRS RUGS AND RAG CARPETS HEATING STOVE COOK STOVE CARPET SWEEPER STOVE PIPE SCALES DISHES, CANS, CROCKS CLOTHESBASKET TUB STAND SPINNING WHEEL LOOKING GLASS Other articles too numerous to mention. UTION an this chart ra- OSCAR WURM - ADMINISTRATOR : ' DEWEY REED, Auctioneer ’ tirms, cash oat Of sals Blue Star Mother* Meet Mrs. Myrtle Bulling entertained the Blue Star Mothers at her home. Monday evening. June 7. Community Bible School to Open Jane 11 The annual Community Vacation Bible School will be held this year from 15 to 24. Churches co-operatlng are the Evangelical. Methodist. Kilpatrick, and woodland United Brethren. Mrs. George Wingard, Director, announces the following teaching staff; Beginners, Mrs. R. WolootU Primary Dept. Mias Helen Rcesor: Junior Dept.. Mrs. taiwrence Hil­ bert; Intermediates, Miss Etta Schneider. Anyone living In thc rural area, wishing to attend, please contact Mrs. Wingard or Miss Schneider and transportation will be provided. The W.C.T.U. meeUng will be held at the home of Mln Ogla Eckanit. Friday afternoon al 2 P.M.. June 10. Mra. Stuart Kussmaul enter­ tained with a tea Friday afternoon In honor of Mrs. LeRoy Perkins and her houseguest, Mrs. Andrew Ridenour of Charleston. South Carolina. Pre-NupUal Parties for Miss Mullendore Mrs. David Smith, Sr. of Luke Odessa entertained Friday evening at Iter home in honor of thc ap­ proaching marriage of Mias Mullcndore and Eugene Ridenour. Guests were lhe Immediate families of the bride and groom. Mra. Geo. Wingard entertained fourteen guests Saturday afternoon in honor of Mbs Audrey Mullendore. Tlie bridal colors of pink and white were carried out on the tea table. A large pink and while um­ brella centered the table with gifts for the bride underneath. Mra. An­ drew Ridenour of Charleston. South Carolina was an out-of-town guest. News of Our Boys In Service Tom Niethamef, Mo. M. M. 3/c has completed hte sub chaser train­ ing school at Miami Beach. Fla., and te taking hte practice on a boat Pfc. Carl Brock of Camp Howze. Texts, te enjoying a ten day fur­ lough .with hte parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Brock. Pvt. Russell Und of Camp McCoy. Wisconsin spent tart weekend with relatives lure. Tec. V. John Bulling arrived home Saturday morning to enjoy a short furtough with Til* partnu, Mr. and Mrs. John Bulling. Carl Allerdlng and Leon Nichol­ son. Jr., left Tuesday for Detroit where they will take their physical examination for Army Senice. Pvt. Edison Baas has been as­ signed to the ground crew ot the Air Corps. Hls addrtwi: Pvt. Edison Baas 38484331. 410 T. q.. Flight O B.T. C-4. Miami.< FBrida.' George Hudecck of Owosso, hus­ band of the former Evelyn Hynes h ! with the Port Battalion at Indian wwan-roMMt, 1 She’s 5 feet 1 from her 4A slip­ per* to her spun-gold hair. Hut, man. oh man, how tbt can handle [her biy preen! , Wait a minute! How can 110 Cunds of beauty boss so many ta of steell... Is this magic? -ukwiiii [magic of electric* power, Tho !“*<* makes it possible for a girl s slim fingers to lift moun­ tains of metal, or set great wheels in motion — iust by pressing a button or pulling a lever. Women are able to work bo­ nd* men on America’s roaring production lines bccotue «l«c- tricity dore the heavy labor. America's war production is Uta greatest in the world largely be­ cause America has the world's greatest supply of electric power. And America'1 electric eomof ill that power at low pre-war Call that magic, too! But to CONSUMERS the experienced men and women of the electric companies it’s aQ irf the day's work! All part of knowing the job. came, and now they're produc­ ing far more power than ail the Axis countries combined! —tremendously/ POWER COMPANY "Such a little thing”. but that’s what makes BLACK MARKETS THnk hard. Can you honestly say you ntrer misused a ling!* small ration stamp? It’s such a little thing to do — carelessly. Il seems so unimportant. Yat it takas only a singl* innocent otttnje, repeated by many others just like you, to mount up into a great notional menace. Black Markets can get theit start in what seems the most innocent"way —through honest, patriotic people like you who wouldn't do one thing to handicap thc War effort. -people who don’t even realize they are misusing their rationing books, or violat­ ing the rationing rules. The farmer who kills his own meat — as he is entitled to-and sends his extra red stamps to a relative in town. The woman who has guests coming for dinner, finds herself short on stamps, and begs her grocer co help her out. The man who returns thc garageman’s friendly services by handing him a few loose gas coupons. . Multiply one innocent violation by all thc innocent, careless violators and we’ll be a ’ nation of cheaters—and starvers. Take only a little that isn't yours... and, together, you take all! —If you want to keep your skirts dean of any BLck Market transactions, do .these three things: 1. Make no purchase of rationed goods without surrendering thc correct amount of ration points. 1. Obtain no rationed goods, to which you arc not entitled, on someone elsc’s ration stamps. 3. Pay no more than ceiling prices. Thia apace contributed by THE HASTINGS BANNER �TH1 HA8TTNQ8 BANNER, TTyttBAT, jTOft y, ter. Miss Leena Lanfear of' Has- j position in the Marshall high । their mother, Mrs. Julian Fotta string of losses— no wins through treasurer, Miss Helen Coman. * She had been a help- । were Grand Rapids shoppers on the season. Nevertheless, the boys Mra. Christine Flnkbeiner and Mrs. I Wednesday. * Mr. and Mra. 8. C. are young players and have been Mary Flnkbeiner entertained at a William H. Johnson. * Mra. Lena faculty several yeara fell lo Cupid's The meeting of the Della Allen Past Smith of Hammond. Ind., will arfamily dinner on Decoration day. Bixler who ta employed at the Trio darts while here, but Henry was Matrons club scheduled for last They h»ve h»d experience and tno*l Cafe in Hastings was home for a adamant. Gerald Stacker, the Friday was postponed until this »Rh hte sister, Mra. Flora Hanlon short time on Tuesday. She tells .music teacher, te very uncertain as week Friday. Friday II will be held inland It in iw" then will go n»tA.mrir their. .isanow Barlow year with better results. ★ Mra. Katie Gordon of Moline. Mr. and ------------- ---- ----------------------us that her youngest son Arlle will ! to hte future but it looks as if Uncle the Masonic temple with dinner at I.l*he I,ke cottage for a two months' months’ Mildred Mlckel returned to her Mrs. John Andler and Mrs. Rosa Eggleston Of Yankee Springs; and Kira. William Frrgu- graduate from the air school at Sam would have him before fall 12:30 with Mrs Frank Shaw and I stay. * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baisch home tn Chicago, ‘Thursday. Her Mr. and Mrs. LaRue Oriffeth and her mother, Mrs. ; Eagle Pass on June 25 as a fighter Mbs Marjorie Chandler will wear Mrs. Fred Stokoe as hostesses. ★ and daughter’Nancy, were guests George Masters, accompan­ two small children of Grand Rap­ Grand Rapids over | pilot. Arlle enlisted in the army . the Spar uniform soon. Chris Jen- Henry Brog took Dr. and Mra. I *t » dinner party at the home of father. ied her to Grand-Rapids and future The Library hours air corps on May 13. 1942 and from l’»en te undecided as to his future, Frank 8haw to Lowell. Friday where Mr. and Mra. Jack Brown in Grand plans were quite indefinite. * Chll- ids. * Mr. and Mra. D. W. Wiley have moved to their home on West imer months start- the first wax sighted by hte super- We understand Miss June Bouck, they were called by the serloua sick- , Rapids. Saturday evening. * Mra. dren's Day will be observed at the te as follows—Tues- lore for special training. He has Miss Jane Mather and Mbs Mar- ness of hls brotlicr George Shaw A. R. Dart and son Alfred of Bat- MethodistThurch this coming Sun­ Main St. and the McDyer family o 5 p. m. Wednes- ■ been at seven different training Jorie Mills do not plan to return. who is suffering from heart spells. ■ He Creek spent lhe weekend with day at 10:30 o'clock with a program have moved from the Poulson apart­ ments into the vacated home on 9 p. m.. Saturdays, camps. Hte mother plans to leave All will be greatly missed but we * The Ivan Lyons family of Hills- her brother. Earl Lee and family, and religious play “The Lost Word" -----------m. * Rev. I. W. [.about June 20 to see him receive wish them God-speed ★ Mrs Mar- dale will spend the coming weekend *Mr. and Mrs. Rush Randall drove under direction of Mra. Harry iEast Main St. * Jwith hls parents. Mr. and has Mra.comRay IL . to— Berrien Springs Bunday lo see HlDor completed hls Mrs. first year as . has hte wings. We with congratulate Arlle gartehome Bliss,atmother of Mra I. W. i Chamberlain tamed. * Mr. and Emory closed and It several of her Hastings. Tuesday, of Leighton Baisch. Everybody Invited to come I pastorand of lhe church with I the <Max A.) onhave hte success thus Minor, quite the I pleted Lyons. her Their little work son David, who ' No. hte oldest sister and hls brotherJones sonMethodist Charles of Leighton, teachers left town notfar. to '; she goeshas to been Jackson to poorly visit Mrs. year's at North ___ and encourage lhe children and fib Sunday service and thte Tuesday [ * Mra. Fred GuHIn spent lust week past few days. * Miss Virginia Wel ­ has beenCollege. with hte grandparents thc training, in-law. who is in the hospital and Mtertalned with a family dinner at return as members of thc faculty. Helen Brog Vogel. Miss Welfare I Central Naperville. Ill., and l>ast resumed two weeks will inaccompany hadI hls leg amputated on Fri­ those who have given their time for i faresHotel for the annual conference nt Wavland with her daughter. Mrs. 1 will fare,beoperator the her Lovely Lady jhas the Middleville Sunday. J1 We shall mis* them for they have a June at bride, wedding her work the Econ- I| who "Home sd Benton Harbor. The Mra. church has been Carl aHlar and family, and assisted being BeautyMl shop, them store. home. *Oliver Henry Francisco Cunningham day. Ellb ★ Marine Martha Bchad has practice. * Pvt. William MacCor- : Ghesta were Mr. and John great asset to the commonfor for the the 19th past whenthree she,omy of Mrs. had a Mr. very and* successful year and it । Hv In the they the were(ormer mov- 'years herHarold dutiesVogel on Sat has gone teto hte parents home at In completed Ttiede. Mra Charles Faslifehome Mrs.while Vogel will becompleted married to of­ ? Leighton among tills year's gradtown j her basic training at son has been transferred to Wash- ' University tn St. U>uta. Mo., is expected Rev. Minor will be re- ing to another residence. * School 'urday evening; and has relumed to i'.Battle -------- -----Creek. ------------*--------Miss-----------Kathleen (Hunter's College. New York and ington offiren training. tralnlnx Hte address addrexx I'Thropnorton on June 15th. * Hls i Chamberlain of Leighton has com- I has been transferred to New River. for officers ••• —“ Carolina for quartermaster will be found in the “Home Front" [Charfei Andler accompanied by hte along with that of hte broth- oan-ln-taw and daughter. Mr. and I. For full address read the news " *HMrH <nd . ya,ter «riy Sunday Front" news. * Rep. and Us,Faulkner of Delton were Thornton- who have resided In our morning for a weeks slay at sugar town for some months have return- Island. Lake George where Minnie zneac. ftir. ana ana unarics r»s- i i'v mr. asi*. vugci uie tanner wtii oc ninrneu io rturuiu vugci at ----- -- ------------------- - --------- ------- --- — -------------- Mt business, Saturday and ed to Lansing where exnects lo convalesce from her re re.­ nsllM wh SB he has Jree* “ HWto to Old: and Mr. and Mra. Clarence Helen Brog, after fourteen year* GFand Rapids, brother of Kenneth uates from lhe Seminary of the I greeted— many old friends down C*Lk? h oId hP°‘lll.?n P’S ioy 'ccnl ’‘ckness with the flu and Sieeby all of Grand Rapids and of teaching, eight of which have Vogel. They will reside in Muske- I same college. * Mrs. Hazel Just re- I toyvif. * Mra. Blanch Segeratrom Mrs- Fred Stokoe, local. load. After the been spent in Thomapple-Kellogg Thomiipple-Kellogg gon. * Mra. Ed Talbot leaves for turned to her home in Detroit .{and Mra. Harold Skinner attended tenant home where they lived has Charlie too hopes lo find lhe R°n Klfn£ney change beneficial for hls health. * dinner er all spent some time 'Bt 'Mt the i school, accompanied her husband to Flint thte Wednesday where she Monday after spending since Fri- I Ute funeral of the former’s aunt, ^nllvrrn,t^1 tO *n, ,ylt<wee.k m । Chandler who several Btokoe “ *home. ------- ---* Mr. and Mrs. “ Ar*“ their home at Michigan Centef lake, lake. , will spend a couple of weeks with day with her parents and brother.1 Mrs. Sarah Meaecar at Clarksville, X taw Valentine and two small sons I at Jackson Sundav and will settle ; her mother and other relatives. * Rev. und Mra. George Curtis and ■ Tuesday afternoon. * The Thom- Mra. Katie Gordon of Moline te 111 [months ago enlisted In the.Spurs ------ ------—-------of Ypsilanti, spent the weekend I down to a quiet domestic life. Henry 1 Mrs Lizzie Stevens, aged* resident Lester and also visiting at the home apple-Kellcgg baseball boys made a at the home of her sister, Mra. • for officers training was _called to with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Cunningham, for several years [of Yankee Springs township, who of her sister, Mrs. Glenn Grlffeth. record -of their own thte season ac­ Christine Flnkbeiner where she has Detroit Friday and will leave June Frank Shaw. * Mr. and Mrs. Vem . bachelor teacher of government, I resided with her daughter. Mrs * Mrs. Glenn Dean and daughter cording to coach Earl VanSlckle. been visiting for a few days. * Mra. 20 for Connecticut. Miss Chandler Johnson of Lansing and her sis- I history and speech has accepted a 1 Lizzie Jones, passed away on Sat- Joan. Mrs. James Robertson and when they ended the series by a [Arthur Smalley is caring for Mrs. who has been a teacher in the T-K Glenn Kermeen who suffered a se­ school the oast few years, return­ vere heart attack Saturday eve­ ed to town this Monday accompan­ ning at her home northwest of town ied by her brother and moved her Mra. Kermeen and infant daughter belongings. * Mra. Mary PtnkbeinJudy Marie returned from Blodgett er of Leighton township is spend­ hospital on Thursday. * We arc ing some Ume at her home on the glad to know she is gaining nice­ west aide. ♦ Miss Hester Soetera ly. * Mrs. Charles Lewis and two and Mtes Marjorie Mills of the T-K young daughters. Mary and Alyce force spent lhe weekend in town. accompanied Mr. Lewis to their Miss Sorters who has been lhe ad­ home in Jackson Sunday after a visor of thc Epworth League young week's visit with her parents, Mr. folks, was busy helping gel lhe re­ and Mrs. Elmer Fenton. * Mra. creation rooms tn the old HungeHarry Poulson accompanied by her ford building ready for use. The son Clinton, drove to Bowens Mills young folks need table and floor Monday evening to see Mra. Clyde lamps, stands or tables and chairs. Holmes, who returned to her home Miss Soetera will go lo her home last week after some time spent at at Kalamazoo tills week. * Theron Muskegon. She has been a recent Thaler of Leighton, member of patient in Butterworth hospital in lhe ‘43 graduating class from T-K Grand Rapids and is confined to hurt his ankle while roller skat­ her bed. Mfs. Holmes has been an ing and has been getting about on invalid for several yeara. but her crutches since. * There was con­ hi ruction never squelches her cheer­ siderable excitement at the Alton ful spirit. * Mr. and Mra. John Elwood home on Grand Rapids St. Goorhouse made a business trip to Friday evening occasioned by lhe Grand Rapids on Saturday. * Leigh­ four-year-old son Lloyd putting a ton friends have received word from kernel of half-popped com In hls Mra. Ada Smith who accompanied ear. Although all efforts were made their daughter and little grand­ here to extricate It. it was necessary daughter Mrs. Paul Thomas whew to. take him lo^Blodgett hospital they drove to Brownsville. Texas in Grand Rapids where an ear two weeks ago. Their trip down specialist removed the obstacle. It was made quite exciting by the flood was a rather painful procedure and condlUons but they are safelv the little laddie’s parents hope it located now. Rev. Thomas is with has taught him a lesson. * Fred the army as a chaplain. * Mr. and Brog, manager of the local cream­ Mrs. Rush Randall spent Decora­ ery. will attend the funeral of Rob­ tion day evening and Monday of ert J. Ellwanger in Grand Rapids last week with hls brother and this Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Ell­ family at TusUn. * Mr. and Mrs. wanger was a salesman for cream­ Ix-e McWithey of Grand Rapids ery supplies and had been a regu­ were weekend visitors of hls sis­ lar caller at this plant many years. ter. Mra. Claude-Kermeen and hus­ * Glenn Blake. Gerald White, L. band. Sunday visitors were Mr. Lobdell. Paul Faulkner and son and Mra. Veryl Boyer of Grand Jimmie'are spending a few days at Ledge and the Stewart,Rlgler fam- Hunters lodge in the Upper Penin­ liy local. * The Earl Lee family sula. * Tlie Rouse circle met with. plans to move to their Gun lake Mra. Burdette Wadd. Thursday cottage this week. * Mr. and Mra. afternoon with a good attendance William Kronewitter and Mra. Wm. and ■* . f . . • ■ . a fine meeting. Mra. Wadd was K. Llebler accompanied by Mrs. O. assisted by her mother Mrs. Jennie «E. Blake were al Hastings Satur­ Bovce. Dainty refreshments were day afternoon to the burial rites served and ail report a pleasant for their cousin. Dr. Walter B. afternoon. ★ Chris Jensen knd WilMatthews of Grand Rapids. * Him Ferguson and a goodly num­ Leonard Elwood returned home Sat ber of the Boy Scouts enjoyed the from Detroit, where he went for an Scout camp-out at Hastings the examination for injuries received weekend. Mr. Jensen left for when knocked down hv a car three past weeks ago. * A telephone was re­ his home at White Cloud this Mon­ His future plans are, indefin­ cently installed at the Charles And- day. About a year ago, America was being Buying power that can set factories full War Bonds through the Pay-Roll Sav­ ite. * Mr. and Mra. Robert Muler home—No. 92 p 4. * Mrs. Fred grtdge of port Huron visited at the Walz returned to her home In Gary. asked to increase, substantially, its in­ home of Mr. Bnd Mra. Charles Andings Plan. Today, the 700,000 has of men to making millions of cars and IDDLEVILLE * tings were Decoration day visitors school. Henry 's twin brother. Hom- Tuesday. One of the greatest success stories of 1942 vestment in War Bonds. And no one knew, definitely, just what America's answer to that plea swelled to 26 million—the four and radios and washing machines. Buying one-half percent to nine percent. The power that can set multitudes of other MONTHLY investment in War Bonds men to building a million new homes ■ through the Pay-Roll Savings Plan has would be. grown, in one year, from 8 to 4bo Today, America’s answer is clear —written down in black and white for any one to read. And the reading for impatient owners. Buying power that can mean better, richer living for everyone of us. million dollars. •—r— / - And that 12 billion dollars is on!} Figures like that need little com­ a beginning. makes as heart-warming and inspir­ ment ing a story as anything that has come words, what happened when a free For what we have done in *42 to win out of this war. people decided among themselves to this war will not be enough to do in Here are some highlights ... They tell, better than any lend their government money. Money *43. In December, 1941, there were 3^ to help pay for fighting equipment— expanded. million Americans who owned War moaey to help keep prices down— that in tba year ahead we must send Oar whole war effort must be Not a one of us but knows Today, there are over 50 mil­ money to insure peacetime goods and more men—we must do more fighting A year ago that figure would peacetime jobs and a generally decent —we must build more planes, more world to which our fighting men.can ships, more guns—more everything. Bonds. lion. have seemed fantastic. There is noth­ ing in all history to match that record. Never before have so many people owned such a tremendous stake in their nation and its government. return. And to do this, we must buy more Peacetime^goods "‘and jobs? decent world? Think what A 12 BILLION dollars* worth of War Bonds and mon War Bonds. Enough more “.•„rc™Eri i* Mrs- James Berry and two small home nn n<*arhnm at with nnh .ml r.f.nl.m.nu ' so that when the record is in for 1943, America's War In December, 1941, some 700,000 owned by Americans r^bt uow can Bond buying will once again be one of people were investing about four and mean in buying power to be released the one-half percent of their earnings in in the years aftcr the war is won. year. greatest success stories of the net grandmother. granamouier, Mrs Charles Baker and her hus­ band's parents. Mr. and Mra. Wm. P. Corson over the weekend. * One of the severest electrical storms that ever struck thb vicinity oc­ curred last Tuesday evening. A continual flash of lightning, rain and thunder. The transformer at .the Irving road burned out and cer­ tainly made a bright display for a short time. The electric power was out for some time but we were for­ tunate to escape thc severe dam­ age done In many Sections of the state. In Yankee Springs, hail ac­ companied thc rain damaging the Vardens at the Claude Willson farm and making It necessary to do con­ siderable re-planting. * A Vacation Bible school will open at the Meth­ odist church next Monday. June 14 and continue two weeks, through June 23. The public demonstration will be held Sunday evening. June 27. The school will be in charge of Mrs. Harry Baisch assisted by a corp of local teachers. Sessions will be from 9 to 11:30 A- M- from Monday through Friday and the school will take children of kin­ dergarten age through the 8th grade. * Mra. Grace Lewis is num­ bered among the sick with a severe cold. * John White and family of Hastings called on his mother. Mrs. Lcnna White. Sunday afternoon. * The Prairie Literary club at its re­ cent meeting elected the following officers. President, Mra. Russll Bender; vice pres.—Mra. Charles Baker; secretary. Mrs. Wilber Klump: treasurer, Mra. Cam er Schondelmayer. * Wilbert Rosenhero; and . Plalnwelf 8u^v v^Jora of Xhw^t"Th^a™i7^/T'ly ’!} Z™ ■s-ts You ve Done Your Bit Now Do Yo or Best! THE HASTINGS BANNER J^_P“.renL? “r ••m Mra Harry Stimson in northwest Thorn“Ppte UUs »eek from st. Mary’s hospital. Grand Rapids where he recently underwent an operation for strangulated hernia. * Mesdames Vur Adams. Earl Kermeen and Claude Rosenberg were shoppers in Grand Rapids. Friday, a Miss Joan Dean has been spending a few days with tier grandpar­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Potts, northeast of town. * Miss* Mary Carey of Leighton Is spending the week in Grand Rapids with her grandmother, Mrs Addie Barrell. * The reunion ot the Prairie school district was held Bunday at the K. of p. temple due to Inclement, weather. The bountiful dinner was enjoyed by fifty persons. Present from out-of-town were Mrs. Frona DeWater. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Carveth of Battle Creek, N. C. Thom­ as and Mra. Bdith Annteon of Grand Rapids. Officers elected wwre President, Russell Bander; vice pres., Mra. Bussell Bender; secretary. Mrs. Minnie Johnson; — ..(rs. Blanch I "------’■SI", b.. „, 8eThe family has moved i-- ———■•■ whc.v JLu h—« wvcit em­ o ]0yC(i ffor or mi ths * ★ Mr. ployed some. mon months. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Flnkbeiner and two children. Mr. and Mra. Glenn Dean and four children and Carlton Gabter visited lhe ladies parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Potts north­ east of town Bunday. * Mrs. Lewis Rlgelman and daughter Crystal Lee of Augusta accompanied Rev. Rlgelman to our town Wednesday eve­ ning and greeted their many former friends. ★ Mr. and Mra. Burdette Wadd accompanied by Mr. and Mra. Clayton Brandstetter were In Grand Rapids Sunday evening rolling on their aunt and cousin. Mrs. Martha Brandstetter and Mra. Joseph Hanteh and husband. Woman's Society of Christian Service Meeting Thirty ladles enjoyed the regu­ lar meeting of the w. 8. C. 8 held In the Methodist church on Fri­ day. May 25. A bountiful pot luck dinner was followed by an impres­ sive devotional service led by Mrs. Floyd Holes. At the business ses­ sion presided over by the president, Mra. Fred Stokoe. reports showed a very successful year with much ac­ complished During lhe past year 5307 00 has been paid on the church budget, besides water tax and church pianists. >10450 on the mis­ sionary apportionments; 119 to the Red Cross; supplies sent to various institutions amounted to S9.90; be­ sides a large quantity of fruit can­ ned for Bronson hospital. Besides these amounts several social events have been held one of which was entertaining of the aged ladles of the community which is to be made an *annual event. ** MrsMra Irving Irving Lutz Lutz on nnu»< event. “u^TnX^ 1*“ *rwKly enioyed. Numbered- a "JFsm who after many yeara of toil, re­ alised her life’s ambition. A duet mer Fenton and Mra Irving Lutz; Mrs. Flora Hanlon gave an enjoy­ able reading “The White Rose." and an inspiring paper on “To­ day” was read by Mra. Mark Ritchie. A humorous reading “Nature is So Bountiful" was given bv Mrs. Ru»scll Bender. Mra. Robert Barth, granddaughter of Mra. Sarah Bovce whose home Is in San Diego. Calif. and who Is a recent bride, told very interestingly of her trip east, her marriage In the Naval Chapel in Annapolis, Md.. and then gave vivid word pictures of her visit to Wash­ ington. D. C.. of Chicago, and her home town. Ban Diego. Tlie meet­ ing closed with a verse of “God Be With You Til We Meet Again" and the benediction. The June homes and the teachers gone, lhe town has taken on a too quiet air.. The final events included the baccaulaureate service with Rev. I. W. Minor delivering the address, class night was on Monday with the com­ mencement proper on Wednesday evening. A urge company of rela­ tives and friends of the thirty-three graduates were present to listen to the final program and see tlie young folks receive their diplomas. Ttio program opened with the proces- . U S 'reUtfou* cou I — --------- mnselor at Ft. Custer and I at *lugusta. Hls talk on lhe orld situation and the RorS? orl —,— for the future gave much Xcc cljance for Jthought not only to the graduates but lo all hte listeners. Bruce Chase in behalf of tlie '<3 class presented thc .school with an honor plaque. Principal Earl Van Sickle presented the awards nnd special music was furnished by Pat and Ward Seery. Tlie vale­ dictory was given bv MIm Betty Poster followed by the presentation of lhe members of lhe class by Mr. Vansickle and tlie awarding of the dlptomas by Dr. C. A. E- Lund, after which the class left the room with Miss Allbrecht playing the reces­ sional. Two members of lhe cIom. Leonard Stimson and Eli Holes were not present. Leonard being a t>atlqnt at St Mary's hospital in Grand Rapids and Ell now one of the Mannes stationed at San Diego. Calif. Another rrfember of lhe class Theron Thaler was Unable to march with the others because of a sprained ankle. Besides these three mentioned other graduates are. Esthel Arentz. Leia Barrett. Ward Berends. Bud Bliu. Junior Burghdoff. Bruce Chase. Catherine OorMary Corrigan. Betty Poster, Marilyn Gillette. Leona Goorhouse. Charles Harris, jerry Henning, An­ na Hewitt. Avis Jackion. Arlene Keeler. Dick McKlbbln. Max Match­ ed. Floyd Moore. Dick Morehouse. Martha Pederaap. Betty Purdy. Pat Reynolds. Man- Schad. Robert Schull, Reginald Smith. Grace Warner. Vivian Williams, Doris Wilson and Allan Wilson. * Among those from out of town present for the comrfiencement exercises, were Mr. and Mra. Jerry Keegstra of Grand Rapids guests of Mtu Mar- ■ llvn Olllette: Mrs. Hazel Shapley of Battle Creek, aunt of Bruce Chase; Mr. and Mrs A. Jay Smith and son Richard and Mrs. Smith's sister all of Ada. Arthur Smith and son Orin of Hastings and Mrs. Leon Drew and son Norman of Battle Creek, all guests of Reginald Smith. * Due lo war conditions the alumni banquet was cancelled, the first time since the organization of thc society. Mrs. liora Kepkey ■ Mra. Dora C. Kepkey. almost a lifelong resident of this vicinity, passed away in Pennock hospital at Hastings, Tuesday,. Xune 1 at the age of 77 years. She had been In poor health for some time aud had been hospitalized nearly a week fol­ lowing a fall sustained while visit­ ing her sister. Mrs. George Heintz in north Leighton township'. Mra. Kepkev as Dora Oackler, was born . in Germany and came with her parents to Michigan when three years old. the family settling in the Hooker district. Allegan county. Later they moved to the farm north west of Middleville in Thornapple townshin which has been her home the past forty years. She was mar­ ried to Will Kepkey on Nov. 15, 1900 and aside from a year spent at Battle Creek, their married life wax spent on the Tliomapple farm. Mr Kepkey died on May 15. 1934. Sometime before his death Mr. Kep­ key lost her right arm In an auto accident, and despite thot great handicap she has lived alone much of the time the past nine years, doing her work and carrying on in a most remarkable manner. She was a kind Christian woman, a good neighbor and friend who will be greatly missed by many friends as well as her family. For many years she was a member of the Leighton Evangelical church and later trans­ ferred to the Middleville Metho­ dist church. She is survived by two brothers. Andrew and William Cockier of Middleville, and two sta­ ters. Mrs. Fred DuMaresq of near Bowens Mills, and Mrs. George Hejntz of Caledonia, also several nieces and nephews. The funeral was held at Middleville Methodist church at 2 o'clock Friday afternocjt. preceded by a prayer service at her farm home. Rev. i. W. Min­ or was in charge of the services as­ sisted by Rev. Leroy Chamberlain, Many old friends were present from Leighton and some from Grand Rapids. Interment was made In Mt. Hope cemetery. It Is with sad hearts that old friends of me Brandstetter family heard of the sudden death of Lieut. Robert J. Hantah. only child of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finnish formerly of Grand Rapids, but now living in Oak Park. 111. Robert's mother was tlie former Beryl Brandstet­ ter who spent her girlhood in Mid­ dleville and he was a grandson of Mrs. Martha Brandstetter. ★ Rob­ ert who was 23 yeara old May 1 graduated from Ottawa Hills high school in Grand Rapids in 1937 and was active In athletics. He became an army pilot test October and was due to be promoted to rank of Captain on July 1. Particulars of the accident have not yet been re­ ceived by hte family excepting that It happened at 10 a- m. Friday. Juno 4 near Castroville, Texas when a twin-motored training plane which he was piloting crashed kill­ ing Robert and two companions. The Hantah family have returned Rttpld* to their home at 941 Worden 8. 8. K. and the body Il (A >u. -I,— —.__ at the Metcalf Funeral home at 2 p. m. Wednesday and the body will be brought to Middleville for bur­ ial on the Brandstetter lot in Mt. Hope cemetery. Hls cousin Gor­ don Cove, also in thc army, flew from San Francisco Sunday for a seven data leave. The sympathy of many friends is felt for the sor­ rowing ones in the tragic death of this young son. More than tt’ooo patents and pending patent applications of en­ emy nationals and nationals of enHtoper committee. ttwper and her committee emy-occupied countries are under Ar„-t It:;—-7----------- the control of the Alien Property Another year at Thomapplc-K»la -------school -has kbecome —------ — past - history Cu>l(xllMn M compared with 17 000 ? with the pupils back at their � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-06-17.pdf 16d5d623949fb4a2ad6dd0dff40732bd PDF Text Text HELP BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS The Hastings Banner SECTION ON|—PACES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR 4-H Club Comp Dates Announced HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1943 DANGEROUS LIBERALISM ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING MONDAY ONLY 20 ATTEND! 12 PAGES—2 SECTIONS STATE NOW PAYS I wu THIRDS miKW OF ur TWO LOCAL SCHOOL COSTS now STILL TIME TO PLANT VEGETABLES Farm, suburban am Each one probably ha* perional "Next of Kin" is one war film table gardens still offer good peoi——lu— ideas concerning wliat to write fel­ which deserves universal attention. low* In the service. However, here It illustrate* with extreme clarity to a brief list of “not to do's" which. If followed, will probably be widely able Information In the hands of the « u™ . . a—*. .. .. t il important appreciated. Refrain from telling enemy; how big breaks come not Barry County Receive* crop* like tomatoe*. carrot*. be*ta. him: Your trouble* (lie probably In single sensational disclosures but Hum,, D. Cook I hardly know how to address «8''2*S 3ID“""« Vwr; K $281,246.30 During Year; Some Officer* Are Choten has plenty of his own); Your com- by Careful piecing together of nu­ till* letter. Ah, I have it. "Please The annual school meeting for plaints (he cant do anything about merous small and scAmlngly In­ remember not to talk to the li­ Cash No Gift—-Gov. Must1 and cauliflower. This to a reason­ the government This ntwnatMt thto dly £i heldI Monday evening them and he yob.bly has to "put---------------significant ----bits -of----------------------'information brary." Now I can say. believes this service will enable In­ Collect Funds It Spends I Dear friend* in the Service. In Central Auditorium, which has up" with more than you do. nt, gleaned mostly from kjbse talk and dividuals to cooperate more fully in Ho. m.ny t«m ot >l.r Bonnot •'5'" --- -------' I feel sure that only iny friend* — that); AboutThere thing* you are de-1 thoughtless remarks, seating capacity for 1200. . realize that the state of Michigan ,?ut y„Hv rabhaa/ateuld winning the war on the home front. will continue to read further, only are more than 2,000 parents o4 chll- prlved of (he cant supply them • • •J paid over twice as much toward the .PjS ™t£* Lata long-suffering friend* at that. By dren of school age. or tax payers, and to making more of a sacrifice Thto recalls to mind an onswer nmnln« „pon» ot th, rural, rtl“_S **K un Red Stamps J and K rood through tire way. boys’. If you ever to your who were entitled.to attend, to vote than you are anyway); Doleful given by a young soldier here on luge and city schools of Barry L” travels around the world run across and to participate in the proceed- ' prediction about the future (he to j leave in response to tome rather county, for the school year ending ln^P«ith n U^rord Red Stamp a parrot that can team the abov. - groups to usj the camp. Ings of that Monday night gather- I natural auestions by Interested June 30. as did the local taxpayers? P.?.* . u^h'2rn Mtehl8 Beginning Bearing Letter Letters are going out to the 411 Ing. Were half of them there? Or fighting for that future >; Unneces-----------■ quoted words, remember me. Ill puk -------------------------. ----- The state paid 828124830 for that I L i!? sary details about financial troufriend*. Ijte merely said. "If I told him in a cage right over my dc»k Kummer club members Inviting 10 per cent of them? No. There June yoUoXUIt. we'd both — "then — — '■* *— “* *•know!" I year, to primary cash, tuition and ! and what a relief that would be to them to make reservations in the were exactly 20 in attendance, or bles <lf there arc thing* he should yc Not verv utisfartzirv tn thnu* of .school aid to all the school districts JulJ nlantlnff or early lnAugust, rne cv” June 1J very near future so definite nten* i know and If hr to in a twition tn’ Nut. »cry Miuuuwry u> uw»e oi northern Michigan my assistant and me I to tnoae of, jnc I beet planting toto mld-fo “ Ruta- June 20 about one per cent of the eligible*. ‘ help th* situation, tell hlm-othe^- us back here who are eager N-(16 Pointsi Jun* M to get ^<te 1 I ^ld _1_— I— v..lu Dirt,. June 27 I don't know exactly why I am can be made for operating the f»mp. A little over 45 percent of the taxes.i wise, grin and bear it yourself— first-hand Information but if every , •1® ' . ham* .nrt tumim «hnuld be an th* it is realized that most farm bovs paid by the citizens of Hastings writing tills letter except that 11 to girls will be busy this year this year will be used for the main- '' and Qever "string -------- -----------; fellow In service was as cautious.; wto »y Wvwmi the I schedule for early July planting. it out."> hard to refuse Zolly Coffer any­ and Blue stamp* K. L. M. valid about tire home farm. It is felt, * * * there would be a lol leas valuable ^Hlages m-anted by^the Slrry CounHome grown vegetables, especially tenance of our public schools and j ....... especially thing. I never know any news week information X k Commission, Commto*lon. for school’ ,h '’ '■ ’* staple cro, “ wb,ch “ be through July 7. Our I A the late crops which “ can about thto town and anyhow yt>5 however, that these three days of payment on school bonds. A tabulation tabulation was was Issued issued thto thte week InforenkUon sifting sifting back back into Into enemy enemy |; ty ty Ta TaX Coffee can read most of what can be print­ recreation and camp life together schools have control of the pupils 1 concerning distribution of funds hand*. i maintenance (120.783.07 in taxes—L^ stored or canned, will help beat the may break the work and make it of the city for six of the 24 hours received from Michigan's Intangible i food shortages in proipect ed in the Banner. I have seen nome * ’ ‘ ; considerably le<* than half of what probable five days each week for forty weeks. as the result of early adverse, formof you coming back on furloughs. How the schools are conducted Is 1! tax. It would be intereatlng to know I While our armed forces are en- > the state cf Michigan contributes Young Johnny Shults wm up at a vital matter. Yet only 20 attend- how the cost of collecting this tax (raged In fighting a war of.libera-, record in the county treasurer's rf* school. Arnold Perkins wna hav­ of- . 1 compare* with tire yield. In our own tlon abroad, certain development* I cd the annual school meeting I ing dinner at the Coffee Shop. flee, the payments by the state, for How do we account for it? Prob- |i ca.se, the auditor* fee exceeds the ■ here on the home front make one this school year, to the school dis- I Wendell Todd. Martin Hawthorne. Stamp* No. 15 and 18 may be | (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.) ably because the people of Hostings II amopnt of tax paid! Albert McIntyre and other* have tricte of Barry county were a* fol- | used for canning sugar in amount* ore satisfied with our schools. If been in to see us. also Zack York. low:.; Primary money *73,637.67; , of 5 lb. each through Oct. 31. they had any serious complaints I was glad to see that army life (ultion (to six districts which main­ Both coffee and sugar coupon* there would have been several hun ­ seem* to agree witir you physically. tain high, school*) *48.668 01: state Naw Law Will Be Effective dred present. I worry about the way some of you aid. 8158.040.62-totai of *281246 30. On Friday, July 30th, 1943 The treasurer. Dr. D. D. Walton developed humpa on your bucks to । How did the state come to pay These Friday Event* Draw read the financial report for thhigh school. I suppose it was the the huce sum of *45.000.000 to help weight of knowledge? Or perhap* own* or operates an automobile, will school year terminating June 30, Stamp 18 good for 1 pair through support It* public schools? Large Crowd* to Hastings Home Extension Offer* It was Just sitting to seat* that do be affected by amendment to Mich­ 1942. nils school year is not ended , As we understand it. the U. 8. When Mel Stump, of Athens, Demonstration to not always fit. At any rale, you igan's financial responsibility law. vet. Carefullv estimating expendi­ government turned over to this Gasoline Interested Communitie*., all straighten up to the Service and enacted at the recent session of the tures for the balance of this month. state, when it was organized, one Mich., began hl* every Friday tale, Stamp Number 8 you look different, too. a little legislature, which will become ef­ Dr. Walton read the report for the section of land. 640 acres. In each of live stock on the fair grounds Victory gardens lead directly to harder, wiser, and more purposeful fective on July 30. Secretary of present school vrar. showing total victory meals—all the year round I township of every county to be sold here, no one dreamed that they gallons of gasoline, good througn Maybe I am Just trying to say that State Herman H. Dignan last week receipts of 8190538.60. disburse­ —for those who pul bv a store of I by the state, the proceed* to con­ would reach their present volume. Dinner Planned at you grow up. I suppose I feel like Issued a comprehensive explanation ments of 8174249.68. leaving an es­ fruits and vegetables says Mary E. ' stltute a fund that was to be In- They now average from 820 000 to Country Club June 24 your mothers, a little regtclful for of the new law. Every owner or timated cash balance next June | vested, and the annual interest used 830.000. They attract people to - m driver of -a------------------------------------motor vehicle should30 of 816.18822. While that Is an , Bullis, home extension agent. Many your boyL*.h ways and proud ot your ------The Barry County Bar Assorts- , — promote ’ primary public schools Hastings not only from all part* of ,e.a hU .uumml, which a w M- raum.tc. .Mperlcnc. lu, Ujown Uul •>» M" new manliness. tlon will hold a dinner at the Has' in Michigan. At first only the in­ Barry county but also from many salted, frozen or storedone foods other Michigan counties and from lows: j these yearly estimates have not dried, areinterested in a"least of “ ng* Country Club next next Thursday Thursday terest terest — cn cn — that n at least one of ‘tog* Country Club mat fund tuna was »»» distributed. unuiuiiin.. . _v.ntI am deeply grateful to you for are at reaaz one ui evening. June 24 ,.r Kim experienced 24. ln In hnnor honor of Kim As Itt wu> w, and is. Impossible for loth? ><•££<! on "The amendments idment* affect all mo- varred tarred much from actual figure* figures ?5 e interesiea inOther what you are doing for us at home, h to X brought up- I Sigler who leaves here soon for Bat- t cal taxing districts to fairly tax the Sornetinu* Uie crowd on the to a lesser degree than when the school•-----yearJ. has dosed. ------- ** — — and. like a good many other* of torist*. some tc (Continued on page 6) 1 P •ubtecta ll* Creek where he will enter a law (Continued on page 6) the older people, apologetic for let­ others, and I felt that because so | .................................................. to-date on these subjects. 'partnership partnershin with Burritt Burrltt Hamilton. Hamilton.________________________________ BlLrv c<xin‘v p7*7£ vehicles ting you in for this war Every many citizens nre directly concerned I. | A canning demonstration and dlsThese sales have grown steadily spring the blackbird* nest In mv that they should be Informed of tl)e lva*a aaa«« par ■ AR 'cusslon of other methods of pre­ I Municipal Judge Adelbert cortIn volume. They are conducted pine trees. •! don't know why 1 severe penalities that may be Im-1 ■ jy miss hui- •riRitt “ president of the Bar com­ In such a manner as to win the which ever Is first. «erv«uon will be Riven by Miss Bu should say my pine treea: tire bird* posed." Dignan declared. C'“X..“'i ______ ;u In communities u... that rdUe.i request Ihl. thh confidence of Buyer* and sellerx. "While the amendments were not i! I AV VAI I VK JI AUK heln live in them.) The young one* are Two demonstrations were 'Prosecuting Attorney L. E Harnett. Otherwiseqhey would lose their apSven thto week Other available * veteran member of the county »ettlns out of their nest* now und Sugar for home-canning of 1043 ■ In recent sales horses have beISfid £ m wlllrrprwenl U>. fcwyer. .a crops will be available to In recent sales horses have be­ fruit ,___ ___i—_ ____- IIU High School Age Young "Wtrtlm. C.nnin," I. the bulle-:... come the largest Item. At the one Local total School «nooi Children vnnorcn To i ti un mat _Will oc usea in uicse arm- । w,n" “ “1 UuH H. held last week 118 horses were sold. People to Meet In S.II Tags T.„ Here H.r. Saturday Solu.du, ™ | Sell U. S. O. Room This Evening The owners represented several oth­ They beat a hasty retreat. Pa and , Mn«L Kettle All Claims er counties as well as Barry. At Ma Blackbird were right on the job. I . JC financial reaponsi- ' Th* The residents of Hastings 1and 11^ antj pressure cooker methods of Charlotte and Burritt Hammon Hamilton ot of U. S. 0. Room Tni* evening every M]e there are offering* of They didn't make any concessions . dora not^Sde fofcam- ! vicinity Anytme bulCreek. telnltv are ■■■ to tn have have the the opportunnntwirtun-^Xi^ *—u.,.,—— .ki. u..i wtohlnsthls .Rattle Creek. A meeting of Hastings youth of dairy cattle, beef cattle, aheep. hug* auSLblteUaHlity inwr'-'lty and privilege of contributing conlrtbuUna to t ieljn (Or immediate use may secure 1 Among local speakers on the proand say. »ay, "If you take the wrens wrens' puiliry mtnmnhilf iinhllitv insur-!lty children and don't come any fur­ nnce. it dora. however*provide that another worthy cause on Saturday, ■' I It at the Extension Office at the «ram will be Mayor Charles Lean­ high school age will be held tonight, and feeder pig*. All the sale* are Thursday. June e 17 at 7:15 in the closed, ^'c^detalls the details ^settled.^the^cash settled the cash | D ther than the walk It will be all a person responsible for an accident June 19. as; that te the day cht»- |( Court House in Hastings. Miss Bul5*“ Pnrala■ ■ mr»■ ■ cIw afrrt '• Plans will be made paid and thetakes transfers made. Some- | rOStnUmOUSiy TO light." They were all ready for Involving personal Injury or death cn as Tag Day for the Starr con- 'iIto urges all who have gardens td I Wlureby^Ste young vnuns "people treonle can can : ttores times that that takes until until well well toward toward «• . 11 ■ them and chased those cats right must settle all claims against him monwealth, the home that to train- take , thought for the morrow and ** c!ly jlt?5nCu ft carry on a program of recreation. | Saturday morning. .. that no »food j .n— i n. — back where they belonged. If we arising out of the accident. In the Ing boys for citizenship and clean, see years) and the bu.vlne business Isspolletl or wasted. • number of vears) under sponsofahlo pt . the Hastings i Local store keeper* have^ noted. men and former Mayor William had taken n lesson from the black­ absence of such settlement, the per- helpful living. A representative of I the growing Interest tn the* satw and Mrs. Oliver Tusker, o Schuder who is also a member of City Youth Council bird* there wouldn't be a war now. son responsible must prove flnan- the Commonwealth was in the city Some weeks twine WWW-, WRV' ago W a group of --pwwhigh which often draw Saturday cn/wd* has been posthumously a1 the Barry’ County Draft Board on I liope you will remember our bad clal ability to settle claims against lost week making arrangements for V»rlOlLS asked n<kl>rt various adult adUlt which Mr. Sigler has served as school youthsvnnlh, here ' on the Fridays when 4V.M. i B»ver Star by the example In tire years to come. . “him- arUffng out of future accidents this annual Tag Day. individual* if something could not eral of the 32nd ■ __ 11^,1... nt ratlnnluoand selling events are, scheduled. chairman from the time the board Because of tire gas rationing and ‘ -tCtontlnued on page 8} Spring came all at once this year be done to provide them with a was first organised here tire need for help on the Common­ 0.1 It seems to lately. The school youth center, where they could en ­ wealth farms, local boy* and girls Another feature on the program grounds were a* beautiful a* ever, joy facilities similar to those pro ­ ea. Sergeant Tasker will be the Battle Creek Male Quar­ lire redbud and blrche* on the for rervice men at the U. 8. Saturday under the supervision. of Many Former Instructor* tet in charge of Mr. Roy Adrianson. vided west ride were especially Tovely. .workers from the Commonwealth. Mr. Bigler has practiced law here O. This segmed like a reasonable Right now the rugosa roses next to Return and New Ones AddedI Buna Mission. When request. Inasmuch us several places All the youngster* who are to osthe building and that dump of SuriL D. A- VariBuskkric an­ since 1022 and has won a statewide of recreation for youth have recent­ | slst with selling tags are asked to roses around the flag-pole are blos­ reputation as a trial lawyer. ly closed, and the community Itos Tasker ordered his men to be at the headquarters at Hotel nounce* tire roster of teachers for He has taken an active part In lost the services of a Y, M. C. A. soming. Lucy Bassett and I had the city schools for 1943-1944. there Fourteen Seniors Are while he went ahead. When Hastings on Saturday morning to evil designs on the latter as we Sophomore* Lead With j being a number of changes in per­ civic affair* and was a district gov- secretary. Just at a time when Ju­ 25 yards from the log pillbox, i receive tags and instructions. Included in Litt tmor of Rotary International. didn't like their color. Remember der heavy fire. Tasker threw venile delinquency Is on the In­ Senior* a Close Second I This Is indeed a worthy cause and sonnel because of the teachers en­ Lucy who was my assistant so lone? Thirty more Barry dounly men tering military service. crease. and wholesome recreation is ' should receive the cooperation of She lias a nice position In the State Following Is the honor roll have been sworn Into branches pillbox, but he was fa tallywoomME] High school teachers are a* fol­ needed. Library now. She is glad she does UIC uu.avu of the every citizen. When one considers lows: Edwin L. Taylor, principal; the UUIU third UiaifclUR marking period The Hastings City Youth council of the armed forces, three hav­ His courageous action led to the not have lo glare at people and second semester of the High School: the splendid training given the lad* Fred 8. Jones, assistant principal; ing considered several possible possioie places places, u >k left on vn Tuesday for Seabee capture of the enemy ptHbox and send them back to tire Session Ninth grade—Bradford, Beverly. under the supervision of Floyd Starr Marie A. Rowe, dean of girls: G. for a youth center, but due to dif- ; training at Magruder. Ta. They enabled his unit to advance. Ser­ and ills corps of workers, the re ­ Room but she misses u*. too. 3D0; Casev. Robert. 2.50: Coleman. flcultles with AUerdlng*. Averv Aten. Dana Burges*, Carl W. IICUIIU'S WIMl equipping a new were ---- -- Cwrl George — r-------------- • Wood -------- ­ geant Tasker, who w*a promoted _ — • •_____ — — I,.—. —1*, ik,,lrll„ XHrav —e m.vlnr — to this rank from corporal only » Al! the sweet boy and girl gradu­ James. 3DO: Cortrlght, Alfred. 250: sponse to this appeal should be most Damson. Tac P. Gies. Fred C. Good­ room and other— —considerations, it It land: Franklin Pierce Taylor. ST.. Hasgenerous. No helo is received from ates marched down tire walk as Demaray. Virginia. 2.75; Goodyear. was thought that the UBO. room tings: Lawrence Arnold Scobey, ell. Arthur Hansen. Lewis Hine; usual and I went to have a look Anne. 2.75; Goodyear, Sally. 250: the state for the maintenance of Ottilia Kaminske. Theodore N. would be the best solution. The | Hastings. this enterprise, the entire support at them. They were a fine looking Lockwood. Mary. 2.75; Long. James, Knopf, Lena M. Leiter. Arthur W. US.O. committee ha* granted the Those in the navy who will re­ coming from free-will donations lol. but to me they seem older and 2.25; Malcolm. John. 2.75: McDon­ Lower. Emily J. McElwain. Mrs. Youth Council's request for trial i port Bt Great Lakes are—Leon E. additional tribute to bia courage Edwin Taylor to bigger every year. Several at the ald. Frederick. 2.50: Myers. Beverly. and from contributions from some Marv R. Payne. Herbert J. Rein­ use of the room for a month, per- Iwillsev , (Vol.) Hastings: Robert —* boy* went directly into the service. 225: Ragla. Ester. 3.00; Richardson. counties sending boys there. Serve a* Supervisor milling the young people to use ll 'narl J—• '**-*' —1 Carl Wr" WaUdortf (Vol.) •* Hastings: Ed­ Mr. Starr's theory 1*. "There are hardt. Ruth M. Robson and Lester Mr. Wallace was back for Com­ John. 2.75: Sherman. Junior. 2.75; Summer playgrounds will open Tuesday and Thursday evenings, ward James Beaver (Vol.) Hasting*; He believes that" L. schilling. Jr. mencement and he look* well, but Shriver. Dolores. 225; VanHorn. no bad bovs.” Special teachers and supervisors next Monday morning. June 21. un­ when the service men are not using Robert Eugene Bowman. Hastings; every boy who receives proper train­ rather thin. I told him so and he Elaine. 2.25; Wedel. Maratha, 2.75, are: Joseph Broxak. Mrs. Ruth Bur­ der the sponsorship of the Hastings William Marshall Garrison*. Has­ BEN GERLACH, Prop. ing. lives in the right environment, said. "Did you ever see a tat gray­ Tenth grade—Baeheldez. Donna. rell. Mary Campbell and Elinor City Youth Council, according to chaperons will take turns super­ tings; Nell Graydon Isham. Has­ On account of 111 health. Mr. Ger­ hound?" He Insist* that -he is a 2.50; Bush. Franklin. 2.25; Camp­ la given love and care, and is taught Page. Edwin L. Taylor, who is to serve vising the young people's use of the ting*. R. No. 4; Gordon Ellsworth lach will have an auction sale at Ida Kxl cook, but I think that he will bell. Lol*. 3.00. Cappon. Charieen. tire dlgnitv of honext loll, will de­ Walter E. Perkins was retained as supervisor again this year. While room. MacLeod*. Delton: William T. Kel­ ve to prove IL 3.00: Coldren. MUo. 223: Henry.' velop a fine character and be an as principal of Junior High and Tire local U SO room Is rented Does gardening restore your glrl- Shirlev. 2.75: Cortriaht. Elizabeth. exemplary citizen. This theory has Helen M. Wade as assistant prin­ the playground staffs are not all by the City Council, which also pays ly*. Hastings. Leaving June 23 for Fort Custer known as old Al Chase farm. iah or boyish figure? If so. there 2.40: Dolan. Tom. 225; Pinnle. Jo­ proven successful tn hundreds of cipal and elementary supervisor. complete and hence personnel can for heat and light. While primarily will be a lol ot clothes remodelled Anne. 2.25: Foster. Richard. 225; cases during the years, many grad­ Other teachers in the Junior High not be announced at this time, the for boys from the Coast Guard are Robert Franklin Dunnavan. Is offering around this town. Practically ev­ Frandsen. Philip 3.00: Freese. Joyce. uates of the Commonwealth now school are Mrs. Helen M. Bassett. hours set by the parents' commit­ camp, several of the city alderman | Delton Don Herbert Curtis. Has­ eryone has a garden and you.see 225; French. Florence. 3J»; Lock­ holding positions of trust and honor Alice Dontje. Kathleen V. Murray. tees at their June 7 meeting arc have expressed approval that the tings: Roy William Finstrom. (VoL) toes----------Hastings: Ernest Franklin Wilkins. articles. Loren people walking along the street with wood. Doris. 250; Rltzman. Mar­, because of the training received at Lorens C. Schclhas. Ruth Swen- as follows: First Ward 9:30-11:30'and 1:30- room can also be made of use to Hastings: William Homer Sweet. hoe* and rakes. Almost every yard jorie. 250; Ballon. Laura. 2.75; this home during their childhood. dlman and Mrs. Jennie Stuck. Mis* our own boys and girls, and at no Hastings. R. No. 1: J. Allan Wil­ Starr Commonwealth is not an ha* a few row* of lettuce, onion* Schanlx. Loraine, 225; Snyder. Dor­ Dontje and Mr. Schelha* also have Second Ward 9:45-11:45. and 1:45 additional expense. The young peo­ son*. Middleville; Orville Buryhdoff and radishes If nothing else. I is. 250: Thompson. Agnes. 2.25: Van. "institution." ns that word Is com­ classes In High school. ple themselves have already offered Jr.*. Hastings R. No. 1: Charles Rich­ hove Inveigled some of my friends Hom. Dorothea. 2.75; Woolsto^ Ev- monly used. It Is a "home," in fact Elementary teachers in Central Central 10:00-12:00 and 2:00-4:00. to raise whatever funds are neces­ ard Harris*. Middleville: Leon Jun­ Into letting me have part of their elvn. 225; Zuttermelster. Merllyn. the only home many of these lads school are: Mrs. Adelyn H. Boyce. In addition to playground super­ sary to maintain their organization, ior Nicholson* Woodland: Warr»n have ever known. Here they live Having sold tire resldano* Mr. garden ana you should see the to­ 3.00. Esther Doty. Elizabeth Finch. Mil­ vision. their own money, Leslie Bom. Cloverdale: Franklin Whitfleet TUUUII. LIIIVUKI, -spending ---- ------- --------through Hill the cooperation' of out of ...w.. wtll have an auction sal* matoes and onions I have set out. the raotn Eteventh grade — Brandstelter, । In nicely furnished cottages under dred Gold. Mrs. Hah C. Hill. Gene­ the Hastings Board of Education, and will aulwt assist tn in lriM>nln<r keeping the room DeWitt Burgess.* Freeport; Donald at the place located al 730 8. JaG not to mention all the seeds Bonnie. 2.75: Bristol. Marllvn. 2.50;J careful supervision; have a fine vieve Kern. Mrs. Bertha L. Kuhn. the Youth Council offers a craft it I cleaned. . . Arthur Keeler*. Hastings: Patrick ferson St.. Hastings. He U oH*r» I planted. I figure on canning some Bros*. Ronald. 222: Bush. Beatrice. school and gymnasium: a work­ Virginia Liukens. Man' Melby.Mr*. shop In the white building at Cen„j will be welcomed i- I Suggestions ” *“ JaV Reynolds* Middleville: Donald Ing a good list of household good* of It. too. It takes a lot of food to 3.00: Coleman. John. 2.50; Dean. shop: an assembly hall where fam­ (Continued nn P*t>e a fu»c 1 > young people or adults. traL This craft work will be avail1-­ from any yot ous lecturers, artists, musicians, etc.. Duane Carter*. Middleville: Dean foed you hungry men. LnRae. 2.40: Endsley. Audra. .„,.M..it's meeting will be open Robert Keeler* (Vol.) Hx*»^««: is and tonight's able to children from any wards But tire peril* of gardening are 3.00: Hampton. Wlllo. 220; Hilt. have appeared: a fine playgrbund who care to come. The hours are to all Interested, when definite Richard Charles Thomas. (VoL) great here. Young Herman Beu­ Morri*. 250: Knickerbocker. Nor­ on the shore 'of a small lake, all IMPORTANT NOTICE the same as for the Central Play­ rules and reguations will be adopt­ Hastings. Willard Wilson Helsel mer in tire South Sea Islands calls ma. 225: Martin. Ravmond 225: game* being supervised: religious TO MOTORISTS ed. Gale Foster Is acting as tem­ was also assigned to the army asked Are you using your gasoline 'mile­ ground. the mosquitoes there "pursuit lobs." Soonseller. Dale. 2.25; Waters, services are held every Sunday for age There will be a playground soft porary chairman for the young peo­ for immediate Induction. ration' for any purpose other and bv the boys. and. in fact, the I don't know what he would call Thom**. 225. ball league for boys age 9-14. Teams ple- Mr*. L. E. Barnett is president oura. It isn't ufe to walk along Accepted by the Army Air Corp* WM. IL ELLSWORTH. Ffl Twelfth grade — Baldwin, Iris. lad* get better training at Starr than occupational driving? If you | will be chosen this week and sch­ of the Youth Council. Mrs. R. M. Having decided to quit tire atreet a* Urey attack you in 2.25: Meek. Joe. 250; Boyes. Mar­ Commonwealth- than In a large are Joy riding or doing any un­ edules pasted on the opening day Cook is president of the UjB.O. De­ and now awaiting orders are Ray­ Mr. Ellsworth will bold an squadron*. I was cleaning up my jory L.. 2.50: Chandler. Pauline. majority of the homes of our own necessary driving on your 'B' or 'C bulletin boards. fense Recreation Committee, and mond Charles Thompkins* (Vol.) coupons you are a 'Cniseler' of the Hastings R 4. and Duane David yard and some gnats evidently did 2 40; Clark. Donald, 2.67: Frev. state. In past years the most popular Rev. Don M. Gury is treasurer of Your contribution on Tag Day lowest type. Stamm (Vol.) Hastings. or didn't like the stuff the hair­ Liovd. 225: Furrow. Benta- 225; feature of the Youth Council's sum ­ both organisations. You arc being watched and there dresser had Ju*t put on for they Guernsey. Martin. 250: Hawblitx, will be wisely and carefully expend­ Names of thia year's high school mer program has been the weekly stung me all over my head and one Ort ha. 2.75; Ironside. Gordon. 2.10; ed by Mr. Starr and hi* associates are many complaints coming into swimming trips to Thomapple lake. Springs twp. Barry eye was closed up for four day*. Jarrard. Jessie. 250: Kenyon. Rav­ and you will have the satisfaction the office of the Barry County Ra­ It Is hoped that these may be con­ I thought perhaps when you are mond. 2.75: Ketcham. Marv. 3-00: of havihg helped In training a group tion Board by parents, wives ann tinued Mrs. L. E. Barnett. Youth dicated. Richard Thomas Is a fighting bat*, tick*, mosquitoes, Norton. Marlorte. 3.00: Schantx. of boys to be good citizens and a relatives who nave sons or nusbands council chairman. Is Investigating Junior and captain-elect of the 1043 Barney Cisler will cry the aala fteos. mites or whatever invention Bemadene, 2.75; swanaon. Richard. credit to themselves and their in the service and whose Uvea are the possibilities of securing trans­ / The test blackout here Hastings football team. Burdette Beneway will act at I of the devil Infests tire place you 175: Swift. Juanita. 2.75- Vander­ country. portation. The use of school buses evening was pronounced a success Bee the adv. elsewhere in thia may be in, that It might comfort voort. Gretchen. 225: Wheating. and regulations regarding Automo­ has been so much curtailed by gov­ and officials were pleased with the for full particulars. you to know that we have pests, Virginia. 2.7S; Wheeler. Leroy, 225. ernment order that it is not at/all- response. Most lights were switched bile motoring. too. I was so desperate that I llkely that the use of these buses off at the first alert and when the If you know of any one doing LIBRARY HOIJRM bought one of those contraptions Red Flush sounded al 0:30 tw such an unpatriotic act please re­ will be possible again this year. that men wear over their heads blackout was complete except for port them to this Board and we while fishing to keep off bugs, but railroad crossing signals and any will surely Investigate and cancel A CORRECTION I liaven't worn It yet as I am afraid WE BEG YOUR PARDON! construction or guanl light which Prixe Award* to Ba their gasoline ration if we find all the neighbors would stop their The city council has directed City The Barry County War Price and In the list of eighth grade gradu­ happened to be needed. There were Mad* In Each of Thraa gardening and gather to admire It. Ration Board has revoked both the Engineer Laberteaux to make Im­ they are guilty of wrong doing. Be patriotic and worthy of being ates from the rural schools printed nb willful violations In the business It lias a place for a pipe. too. and basic A and supplemental B gaso­ provement* on Tyden park which Classification* district although several of the in­ evenings from 7 I haven't taken up smoking yet. line ration books of Darrell J. Hoff­ will make It more adapted to the called a good 'American' ciU»*u. were unintentionally omitted, for side safety light* were not properly You are. on your honor. Deadline for entry in tire Barry My friends Insist that I buy a pair man. 10. Rutland township, for use* for which such a place Is In­ shielded. Several Army observers County Victory Garden Contest ha* SADDU HOME SALE which the Banner 1* sorry. Our tanks and planes use enor ­ of slacks a* they do not like my reckless driving at speeds of about tended. The improvements planned mous quantities of gasoline .and It The names of tire graduates from were here from Fort Custer and It been extended to June 25. aeeordAnother Saddle Hora* present costume which Is a long 70 mile* per hour. for this year will Include seats. Is up to us as good American Citi­ the Fish school In Carlton should is possible that an official report iha to Mrs Gerald Smith who ha* house-coat, but I agree with me Hoffman pleaded guilty to the Tables and stovet for those who wish have read: Betty Curtis. Helen may be available for publication girl* In the offlcw of the dsfense reckless driving charge when ar­ to use tire park for picnics, family zens to see to it that they are well Moore, John Btadel and Edith next week. Sometime in the near the contest in charge. ' works, also with an old parody on raigned before Municipal Judge or grouo gatherings. The roads supplted. TteCJens. And the school Is not future an unannounced blackout Careless driving on your part and “Maud Muller”. throughout the park will also be the unnecessary yre of gasoline called "Fish Corners," the name will be held. This will be the real general classifications was printed Adelbcrt Cortrlght here Monday. One of the four bovs riding with Improved. Tyden oark Is centrally may cause tire grounding of a 'Fly­ “Comers" applying instead to the test as to whether or not tire public in detail in the BANNER last week. Hoffman informed officer* that the located, with Ore river bordering it, ing Fortress' In enemy territory next school listed, "Welcome Cor- and air raid organizations are prop­ Entries in the victory garden con­ to men' car speedometer registered more and has shade treea under which and also the life ot fathers and erly. alert. _________________ test can be malted or otherwls* While I was going around with than 85 miles Der hour and other groups can gather and have their ■on* who are giving everything they one eye closed a sympathetic but MR. AND MRS. ALBERT SILVERS delivered to Mr*. Oerald Smith. tabtea Mt. When the Improvements have that we might live In this NAVAL RECRUITER Hastings. Route 1. or to Mr. and anonymous friend sent me the fol­ a 70 mile per hour cIId. BUY SIGLER RESIDENCK HKM mentioned shall be completed, this United States the be*t country on HERE SATURDAY lowing quotation which I think you Mr. and Mrs. Kim Sigler sold their placa ought to be used by many for earth. A naval recruiter will be at the will appreciate. Not knowing the 125 and coats of 84.50 with an al­ the kind of gatherings we have Please think this over Seriously postoffice here all day next Sat­ house and lol al 505 W. Green author. I cannot give him credit for ternative of 20 d*fs in iall. ' mentioned. when you atart.on your next 'Joy urday to enlist recruits in the ■ame. Albert Silvers. Possession la lo be The action taken by the Ration Ride'. "Hon. Chigger Ire velly small board Is in Une with their an­ Gregory School reunion. Rot.. Barry County Ration Board.'Gas­ plications for enlistment of 17 year given on or before Aug. 1. The deal malically be entered in the State onlmole. So small you no see. Get nounced policy of clamping down June 19. Potluck .dinner. Bring oline panel. old boys who wish to serve In the was handled through the Earl Boyes Contest. » ' Real Estate Agency. tabla service. Adv. 8-17 On tho ☆ ☆ it -it ☆ ☆ Home Front nre Barry County Agricultural Agent'a office announce the dates of 4H club camp at their Algonquin Iztkc cump ns June 26 for Service Club members and two periods of three days each July 18-20 and July 22-24 for the summer 4H club m<mbei i ii> . Camp wUl be under the direction of District 4H Club Agent. Ray Lamb with Miss Mary Bullis, Home Extension Agent and Harold J. Fos­ ter. County Agricultural Agent as­ sisting with the camp program. 40 members can be accommodated at NEW MOTOR LAW HAS TEETH RATIONIN ☆ AT A GLANCE and p-Unl lrnpofUIU °L~- AN AID TO HOMECANNERS BIG BUSINESS AT LIVESTOCK SALES COUNTY BAR ASSN. TO HONOR KIM SIGLER TAG 0AV FllD 1TADD YOUTH CtNTtR COMMONWEALTH I Silver Star Awarded it. Merle Talker LIST OF TEACHERS FOR COMING YEAR HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL LIST THIRTY MORE BARRY MEN ENTER SERVICE PLAYGROUND PROGRAM TO BEGIN JUNE 21 AUCTION SALES BLACKOUT H TERMED SUCCE Gas Books Revoked For Reckless Driving Seats, Tables, Stoves To Be Placed in Tyden Park by Council Order E 25 NEW LINE FOR D Y GARDEN VICT �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1W CHURCH NEWS ★ h any of Love and Format B. Lane, r. acting superintendent, ted in a re­ n sponslve benediction. Mrs. Kirk . Foreman presided at the organ. CHURCH NEWS................................. FIRST CHMCT of CHRIST. liSHOP WISELY Ration Calendar SUGAR: Stamp 15- and CIGARETTES Canning Sugar good now. COFFEE: Stomp 24. good through June 30. ' 25c FOINT STAMPS: K L 11 ' I I | All popular Brands 16. U 24 M ■ through July 7. , I : 1 Carton RED J, K, L Gr M through June 30; N Good June 20. t । ■ 1 HASTINGS’ FINEST PRODUCE BAR NEW CARROTS 2 bu- 17c LEMONS SUNKIST 6 for 17c 1 Ib. 2 CALUMET 2 for CREAM CORN STARCH 101b. sack SALT PURE FLAKE KOOL AID ICE CREAM POWDER pkg 2 pkgs, for KOOL AID DEL MONTE PRUNES 2 lb. pkg. SPAM SHRIMP S.&W. jumbosize 3 points ROWENA DOG DIET 5 lb. sack MILLER KIBBLE 5 lb sack SOUP dried ^rs. grass' 2 pkgs SHREDDED WHEAT N.B.C. 2pkgs. KELLOGGS RICE KRISPIES 2pkg.. 2 for KELLOGG PEP 2 for GRAPE NUTS pkgCUT RITE WAX PAPER " WAXTEX WAX PAPER 200 ft. roll 3 bars PALMOLINE SOAP SUPER SUDS large pkg. fl Lake Herring 29c V__L_ LAKETROUT Fresh *t I Ib. W I q7c FRESH PERCH Lake Superior fl BACON Squares ■ Sugar cured 5 pts. 6 pta. pEi lb. HAMBERGER fresh tround j7c |b. lb. 28‘ 16c 17c 2Qc 5c 9c 31c 35c 35c 47c 55c 19c 19c 23c 19c 27c 15c 25c 20c 23c i 25c 19c 5c 19c 21c 34c 10c SPINACH Jilver Jkin 2 Iks • ONIONS bunch RADISHES ib. WAX BEANS 2 stalks CELERY dozen SUNKIST ORANGES pound NEW CABBAGE can MBTHODIST CIRCUIT Sunday, June 20. preaching- at Martin and Quimby. Children's day will be observed at Quimby and there will be opportunity for bap­ tism of children. The other church­ es will observe Children's Day. June Tuesday BY.P.U. at church at 27th. _________ __________ 7:30. all young people Invited. Wednesday nights prayer meeting GRACE LUTHERAN CMUHCH at the home or Mrs. Loveland, tii Services held dn the I. O. O. F. East Center. All ladies are invited. hall. Green street entrance. Miss Ethel Rea will be the guest O. R. Trinkletn. pastor speaker at the Baptist church on 11 Next Sunday will be observed as Divine-worihh> at 10:30 A. M. Ser­ Childrens Day with a combined mon by the pastor. Tho Bad Mis­ I sen-ice of Church and Sunday takes of a Good Man." | school at 10:00 o’clock. Each deSunday school at 11:30 A. M. message. She has had three terms |[ nartmant of the Sunday school will Holy Cmqngunlon will be’cele­ of service In India m it missionary n UhJJ*r,of “’•■V’W'm n* brated Sunday. June 27 at 10:30 A. In the Ceylon'and Indian General lr7 c.. 5V1 •'Jn® Th*re w,‘> M. Announcement can be made Mission. I .‘»P“a» of babies and children, next Sunday after the service. and Mr. Stone will give a brief FIRST U. B. CHURCH , I message. FRERBTTERIAN CHURCH Comer of East Grand and East Stn S. Conger Hathaway, potior A. M. Coldren. pastor ‘j PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 225 W. Center Street Sunday. June 20, 9:56 A. M. Bib­ ,. Sunday school at 10 A. M. Next Sundnv morning worship, at ten le School with classes for all ages ■ jyi*n,tUdy U Uken frrni 1 ” 7-----------................... — thlrtr o'clock. The...................... pastor wHl tell 11:00 A. M. Sermon by the pastor '■ n.hi . Iaboul “A n°v 31x1 A O'*" and W1U on "A Soul's Tragedy.“ ' I x«Prr,l7’lr]5 **rT,r*‘ nt 11 a. m. Rev. preach a Fathers Day sermon on 3:00 P- M. Jail service at County i ‘ITQk lrom ,h’ fhe themc- “Shrtklng Responsibd- Jail. | siibiret, Steward a of the Manifold I ity." 6:30 P. M. Adult and senior C. E. i.Grac* of God.' । Sunday school at 11:45, Forrest Societies. !\J2. HJS. evcnlnll wvlce at 7:45 B Lane, superintendent. 8:00 P. M. "MARANATHA RAL­ ' 1 * ^Th(L Lad,ea League will meet at LY -" al which a Goapel program H Ann?.fiPh??.les Mrvlce at 1 P m the church for potluck dinner Pri- will be presented tn Music and Art business meeting Tnurs- .day. June 25th. day 7.30 at the church. I children's day was observed at by Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Skinner, who are talented musicians. They I JEFFERSON ay ii '9“ .Pln‘t Presbyterlan church last will delight your heart with their ' th. i.*TOW “• CHURCH Sunday morning at 10:30 when a renditions of sacred music and Gos­ conference <,re«reiwiii,n^tlv?iO* thU '?ecU1 Sunday school program was pel songs Mr. Skinner is the busi­ Saturrfsv nJh? ** heW thta 8,v<n undcr the direction of Mr*. I mnn 7 M P m - »“»» •«- w- ° Bradford. She was asalsted ness manager of the Maranatha I 10 o'clwkbS^SSv'*^n~^ndby Mra John ftnd Mr’ Bible Conference at Muskegon. Ml£hl«ar.teas? wUh thc love Henrv Sandecn of the primary De­ W. Karl Steele Is an artist of 11 jc^Rev n ■««! communion serv- pariment. David Thomas Borras. and well trained ability." elder in chare?' C®rrick' Piding infant son of Mario G. and Utnor "unique His oil paintings have won recogni­ tion in the American Institute of Art. He is on the faculty of the Sumer School of Art held In ccxinccUon with the Bible conference. 1 wardi WtaiJ.0. Kwp ,he Up’ rllaU«“- The choir rail was re­ Mr. Steel will illustrate Scripture rd WlndoTa °P*n nlovPd all(1 lhe pujpu pun,,,™ ,n(1 truths by beautiful colored draw­ choir loft made to resemble a grass ings made before your eyre. Yoq will I j EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL covered hiH* upon which was re- not want to miss this spiritual treat ‘ enacted the Bible-episode of "The arranged for by the young people , oSTtofaT U.U «—• ------- -------- -MtoMn, Following this of the First U. B. Church. H you dav ^ndttm^h^ a’11 V'*ln ‘^un' ',r‘’’cnU;l°n an offering was taken have no other chuch service to hJiir rhiirt/L?l 8^}*y *ch001 f0r ““ Presbyterinn Board ot which you are obllgater. we cordial­ i|ClvkS- H.kedJ° chri*“an Ed«»cation which maln- ly invite you to attend, and enjoy thrtr*L.~nre k -X ah,L..h2ur wHh ,3lns 1,7 Sunday school missionaries this Gospel service. " ,e** lln lta var*»t“ Held* of operation, Monday. June 21. 9:00 A. M. the ml Ardalh Blood gave the Call to Wor- second week of our D.V.BS. will Ing the sermon time. Trinity Sun- ship. Barbara Shannon led the Lit- begin. We are’happy that 144 bovs and girls have betti enrolled, and we trust that many of them will earn certificates for perfect attendy J mice during lite 2 weeks. ___ ___ Comer Church and Center 8treeta Subject: "la Ute.Universe, inciud| j Ing Man. Evolved by Atomic Force?" If Sunday service 11 ft. M. ; Sunday tchool 0.30 A. M. • Wednesday evening testimonial * meeting 7:45. | Reading room in church edifice 11 open Wednesday and Saturday from i 3 tz» a n m pith Mow FOODPQHflS Home Rendered Style BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES Bunday school at 10 o'clock. Dl- lbs. LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Robert Hartom was the com­ poser of a at* column letter last week for Zoliy Coffer of the Has­ tings Banner, to the service, men of Barry County. Every other week some one Is chosen from Hastings to write a letter to the men in the service and alternate weeks some one from th* out-laying district fa selected to do this. News Items, bits of humor, addrawws and birthdays of the service men from each lo­ cality are given —Bellevue Oaxetle. There were fourteen babies In Ute Pennock hospital nursery Bunday morning, an all time high for the patient record. Mrs. Ivarf Snyder la tn the Good muiuty hospital in Battle Creek this week where she underwent a major operation. , R^‘fh ’ho has been teaching in Plymouth; has con?J‘op ln the Ne­ ville—W. K. Kellogg school next JT"ri Mn< u*nd Mrs Richardson •Louise Blahopi and four children expect to move to Nashville during the summer. It is reported by the American Red Crow that Capt.1SiM.IE ol. <hUS^a',d °f th<! fOrmeT M1M Mildred Wing of Wayland and *on,l}e ReV F“y C Wlng ot n?2?la^dc^L “ JaP®ne*« Prisoner. Capt. Osborne, formerly Dr. Os­ borne of Vicksburg, was with the American forces at corrigedor when »«d children « Highland Bark. Gull lake.—Wayland Globe. Verne A. Prentice, son of Mr and Mrs. Frank Prentice, has nc^K*d \JXttl,lon ■* teacher of his- •Verna Blakney> of Highland Pars is known here. Horry count/ students who grad­ Western Mlchlg.h Co!lege of Education on Saturday.' in­ / m e °rela Cogswen and Doris Mae Gillespie of Hastings: Martha “n«? >Ro,’£t Carter of cio*«jlole. Helen Horton of Delton ■nd Joan Kogers of Doster. Calvin Plorla. Delton got quite a rhock from lightning Tuesday atueZJ)00n .W?lle ltAn<|lng In the born »2°ri^.?Lchl.n8 Ulc 1 lrfworka during ?nhu^trtCi* aJorni However he got ‘ .«* '“P » a regts*>«d been ki 1 fret* ?h‘ 7*w about ”iai three nad hun dred dr^rS.lightning ­ . dred teet from the bam. This wax M'TRAWD TtiEATRB= . £ COMMUNITY NOTICES’4K Hostings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 M U Fl W^C.T"u. ^V^nttLnce^’-eniS’.Freennt_______________________ "^ ANNOVNCE ENGAGEMENT SATURDAY. JUNE 19 * DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Robert Preston and Olio Kruger . "NIGHT PLANE FROM CHUNKING" FREEPORT SI home of Mr.’and Mrs. Nell Newton. • to*Darwlu’swUtUa^CTofhMl^>r?' U >1 Wednesday evening June 33. AU j Swift dfLaciy*1, ' InCl (I members and friends are Invited __ y ■ ,, _______ onuGrove RHYTHM OF THE ISLANDS' FOULDS MACARONI & SPAGHETTI 20 Ib. Bo, [J SUNDAY and MONDAY, JUNE 20-21 Susan Peters and Pierre Aamont ASSIGNMENT IN BRITTANY' Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 SJ69 ra TUES.. WED.. THUR., JUNE 22-23-24 From the novel Wf Jahn Steinbecks Unforgettable 1 Overwhelming! i COODY GOODY 2 cans 29c W li 16 blue points ICE CREAM Vonilla qt. 29c THE MOON IS DOWN Barry theatrv HoiHnos. Mich.. Phone, 2247-2282 FRIDAY o.d SATURDAY. JUNE 18-19 DOUBLE TEATl’BE ATTRACTION" "FIGHTING DEVIL DOGS" and John King and Max Terhune i "TWO FISTED JUSTICE" SUNDAY and MONDAY. |UNE 20-21 An all new funfest with old favorite* Luinbelle and Scotty and Tennessee Rambler* Flavors, qt. ____34c "SWING YOUR PARTNER" RED STAR YEAST Bargain matinee Sunday 3:M to 5:00 Bargain prices stop when theatre Is full once 2 for 5C Doable feature attraction The aathentir picture* of the Brllhb eighth Army smavhing the Rommel Afrlka Corpa TUBS.. WED., THUR.. JUNE 22-23-24 0 MEAT DEPAHTMEHT Hl RING BOLOGNA grade no. 1 5 points lb. FRANKFURTERS, skinless 5 points lb. COTTAGE CHEESE creamy no points lb. FRESH BEEF LIVER «teer 6 points lb. ROUND STEAKS ’teerbeef 12 points Ib. SHORT STEAKS ‘teerbeef 10 points lb. lb. 7 points PORK STEAK shoulder lean and meaty 1 2 ph. Ib. FRESH PORK SPARE RIBS "DESERT VICTORY" A full length feature and added attraction UNITED WE STAND Meeting of Red Executive Board al Bible”^hooi wuTbeDheid'fw cme Cfoss 0 N Himwomu,, wUl >• I«? n' n £1 church. held June 27 at the and Barrvvlll" ? onice. Ore Mr». G. ‘ Sj Special music «a ^gixxi • *LdedR. ,or Cl I sermon at the regular church1 and trnns•iHl !Vv.1£e< y30' the“ luck dlnn^ Walter' A Xnn IB Zg ut the close of forenoon services.!• .JY®! 4'0a?,‘reasurcr. re* ..1".. *• JE *—**.* ..( BtauAurcr. gl Everj'one is very cordlaUy invited '!i°.rt<d^U “l® J®t1 the March M-""»*war ----- * fund Il to attend. * drive had received .!? addlUon of S. Cedar Creek ’ ’ 1850.55. from the audiences at the H »..C AAHiics ma <n inc ueaar Arcade theatre in Middleville. Tito TJ -Hnd _°L tRS.^Crf®_r will with’ June Mra.]* §'.Creek j Minnie church Campbell on meet litureday !, 1™! T now .totals 111^1937. , .Minnie Campbell on Thursday, June ■ >he Rev.-Don M. Oury, the chaplias supper. r™ —Members ---------III24- f"r I*11 luck 'ter repreaenUHve on the camp ahd SI I urged to be present. । ^»ri>lral council, reported that the ?S Doud Hastings High school had donated I11 The Doud Ladies Aid will be "v en«»- a saxaphone to the Percy l. Jones 31 tertalned by Mrs John Ijinimers Lammers noapnai hoapital orenestra orchestra end and that a elide fi ?unrUfrfor rrAlin wTii«^ *rniK’,,,| Jhm’^one ?®d been ourehaied suoner on,y,aft Thurulav nft.r.u.a u._ “ .E“for no S Martin > ,hr base hospital at Fort Custer. Si .Martin Martin corners (temera OR 'Howard Frost has o-lven a volva MbW!! •»«««. Jury will'take H ?ltcd to attaiil cordially In- to t|ie next meeting of the coundl. g vitea to attend.^ » _________Qurv ukj councl) dullea were greatly relieved by the gen­ erosity of the public to th" Percy L. Jones hospital and that the var­ Si Circle No. 8 of W. 8. C. 8. will ious Coast Guard unita were now receiving special attention. SI meet nt the Methodist church. FrlRev. Gury also had the pleasure N day. June IB, at 2:y> P. M. of delivering to Paul Bates, a 1! MUNICIPAL COURT patient at Percy Jones hospital, an afghan made bv Hastings Junior Mrs. Assyria. Red croS* member?* J 11 “ Bertha Boice, of x • Another af­ as arraigned in Municipal Munk-inal court cmirt Red It™ Cress CL“? members. "’e™’*r» 21 wits Uj Tuesday charged with assault aqd ghan has been delivered to the U| battery. The complainant was Jose- parents of Richard Palmer, also a to be taken by them to Phlne Blanck. Both live in Assyria patient, their son. £fnterHolw denied her guilt. Mrs. George Hebden. volunteer ■ The trial was set for next Tuesday ; forenoon. The defendant gave bonds services chairman, reported that the Nurses' Aides are now working at I of 8100 and will appear for trial. Pennock hospital and are highly i Walter Wlngeier. manager ot the praised for their efficiency by. Miss I Freeport elevator was brought Into Lottie Teusink, superintendent I1 Municipal court, charged with a Tlie Uniter States was t>reduc­ i violation of the pure seed law. The ing fighting equipment eight Umea |. complaint was made by a govem- •*J“l “ Japan In Ute Spring of 11 ment inspector. Wlngeier denied the I charge. His trial was sei for next j Tuesday, and he was released lin| der 8100 bonds. g ORGANIZATIONS Persia is reorganising its aerial , forces. In an emergency all privateLJ.ly owned magic can>cta can be : quickly mobilized to repel Invaders, 29c 33c 14c 29c 44c 39c 43c 28' WKZO WEEK IN RADIO! Thursday night 8:30 Stagedoor Canteen Friday night 8:30 That Brewster Boy Philharmonic Symphony FODDXEENTERl Monday night 8 P. UMCIsl 1AM N1IB1 TOU NOWI Lux Radio Theal Bum* And Allen UMTED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 104 «. STATS ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. unlinmed Morine heenses ran b* plaeM lauHadrt'tly Odwn N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. Should Include WKZO! IJP Battle Creek, Mich. Ml �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JUNE 17. 1S42 o’clock, Mr*. A- J. Sparling was Mrs. Henry Syxwerda and daugh- Bell Telephone office at Charlotte coming out of the door of her home , * | 4 f I I 1/ I I 1 r . ter of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Monday. ★ Pvt. Louie Diamonte of on East Broadway when she slipped N A \ H V | | I r । Elliston and family of Maple Grove. Texas is spending his furlough with on a shallow cement step, and fell. |H H J II ’ 11.1.1. his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ‘‘ling on both leg*. X-rays showed ——————————— Pvt. Ion Gage of Camp Forest. Dlatnoule. « Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Rev. and Mr*. Geonie F. Win- ■ -that *0? , t ..;r right ankle was fractured . Funeral services for George Bruce. I Tenn., Merlin Gage ot the U. 8 Mead of Whitehall were recent visgard have rethmed to Woodland for and' " the left ankle sprained. Her M. wcr. fleld Wednesday afternoon Navy and Mr*. Merlin Gage of Bal­ Hors of Mr. and- Mrs. Clarence ! tie Creek. * Short funeral services Shaw. Roger Shaw ha* gone to Desprained ankle is much Improved i .. but site will be unable to walk on i at lwo oe,ock al Hess-funeral Uoit where he has employment. ’• ' troll, wife of the Rev. D. C. Qrtroth Harbor. * Mrs. Allen King of Grand her right foot for about six weeks.! Home with.the Rev. H R. Greig , of Detroit were held Monday after­ Fartles Far Woodland Boys i officiating. Burial in Lakeview ■ Rapid* visited friend* In Woodland noon at the Evangelical church, the Mr. and Mrs. John Bulling gave a 1 cemetery. He bom October 29.1, Rev. Saturday night and Sunday. * Sun­ Edgar Faust of Kalamazoo in County. He leaves I' charge with several other ministers day dinner guests al tne home of dinner party last Tnursday evening. 18M ln Bruce six dxuuh- ।I; taking part. Burial was in Lakeview Mr. and Mr*. Prank Hynes were honoring their *cn. Tech. V. John ku widow ZulatSSSt. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Walton and son. 1 cemetery. She leaves her husband, Mrs Reatha SHnkard three daughters. Mr*..Wendell *»■>•Bob. of Freeport and Mr. and Mr*. Mo., who la home on furlough and . oouglns "> bI sett of Blissfield. Mrs. Elva Hen­ Geo. Brownell of Flint. Last Wed- Sil' ne.'day night, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Mrs. Margaret Templcr of Battle dricks of near Cnicagu. Mrs. hewn conjured up this week when Ben xaign Ralgh ana und son, Gordon, of Wayland । *ervice’ of his Country. Besides the Creek. Mra. Emma Jane Moon of Alexander of Detroit and one son. Gldiey. advertising manager of the were guest*. * Mrs Alfred Bonher honor guests. Mr and Mrs. Rolfe Bellevue; four aona. Myron and Jay Donald of SouUi Bend, Indiana. * Consumers Power Company here, went to ,Pennock hoepital. nuuua* Hastings (THTrnUJ-"*. n*' Mr. and Mr*. Arthur b<)lh *n ,,xc wc.,k *w B- Army located tn Mrs. Waller Kahler of Salem is vis­ rt ported discovering a deer getting lust week tor treatment. treaunent. » • Dr. t. - cf - Hastings and -■ •Mr. — California Georve. Jr and BIHr nt iting Mr. and Mrs. Orville Flook. * in some destructive nibbles on the last a. o. i Allerdlng. Jr. Faust ot a,'t* Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng. Sr. of home. Myron and Jay had both Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith of Ann Gidley victory garden nt the rear of Kalamazoo was entertained I *«« at the home of R»v. Rev. and Mrs. J. 3. 3 |: w Woodland £2dl“,,d *5r were e,prcsn present. ’t , .. been home on furloughs recently. * Arbor spent a few days with his of his home on West Green Street Desblcr Sundsy aftemoon * Mrs - Thc En’orih League of Uie Meth-( pnnerai service* for William 3. Krents. Mr. und Mrs.- J. Robert and .... just south ofu. the fair .... ground. C. U Jeffrie* and daughter. Mary «“>l Church honored Leon Nichol- weak*. 78. were held Sunday after­ Jlth. * Peter, Shirley and Dianne Back In the golden "good old days." if one con credit the word of those Ellen. of Lansing were overnight । “>n- J£Carl Aiirruimt mst I noon al 2 o’clock at the Hew F>iwho were veterans of this region fU'T’ts her abler. Mr*. Cari BurkBJive n . neral Home with the Rev. H. R fe last Wednesday. * Mr. und Mrs for them at the home ot Mra. | Krr|g in charter Burial In Lake- bell were in Jackson Saturday. A ut » a time when the eldest ot tlni5 o(, those I .. n. _ today '..a ... had scarcely reached ...... Harry James, Donald Studz and Mr. , ^j*ur“ °®rdlncr «“ North State ' V1PW cemetery. Mr. Weak* wa**om Mr. and Mr». Frank Janeschek, and 'alive and Mra. Arthur Allerdlng. Jr. of Street. About twenty members and ' Augiut IB. 1864 In Grand Ranlds son spent several days near M'-'- U»e knee-pant stage, the area beHastings and Mr and Mrs. H. L. ■ «““u were present and Junior and' Ohio. In 1888 lie was married to dlevllfe. ★ Mrs. Idabelle Hawkin* -tween what is now Green Street Allerdlng of Carlton were enter- । *,u‘, Ml« ElUabeth R. Matteson and returned Friday night from Miami i»nd the Thomapple river- was u tilncd for dinner Sunday at the Mr and Mra- Welby Lrockford en- ( thev have lived in and around Beach. Florida, where she spent vertUble happy hunting ground nome of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Al- tertalned With a dinner Friday eve- , NuOtvUle ever since. Besides hi« four weeks with her husband. Pvt. where deer.', bear and other game lerdlng. Sr * Mr. und Mr*. J. L. ; ning in honor of Curl Allerdtng. wlfP. hc ieaVcs rt Elwood Hawkins. ★ Mrs. Ed McNeil, were found In abundance. That Crockford of Carlton were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng. Sr. Nashville and Gordon of Detroit- — .---------— • WM Mig ago. however, and it has dinner guest* of Mr and Mr*. John »*’« also guest*. Monday evening. n daughter. Mrs. Alma Felghner of vllle resident -passed a wav Sunrisv i tjaHi an accepted fact for muny Hynes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert crock- Mr »nd Mrs. Finebrook gave a din- Nashville. * Mr. nnd Mra. E. C at her home. Funeral services were ra decade that the. big-game hunt­ rnr<* with his parents Kraft attended “ -----------con­ ford of T«»I. Ionia were fiatudav £>u,uu»v evening e,nun« ”er honoring »Carl —••• •••»• —.1 a postmaster* held Wednesday morning al 10-30 ing days of the fair ground region XtllnH ' U1.SO US UU<‘.'-U ....... 1 o'clock at the Hebble Chapel. Bu­ were gone foreler. But now Ben supper guests. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Milan ' ar,s<> « guesU. vention In Saginaw Friday and..SatTrumbo entertained with a dinner ------------urdav. * Mrs. Agnes Weak* went rial hi' Sponable cemetery Or'Mr. comes forward with a statement Bunday. Guest* were Mrs. Ellen ' CHURCH ........... — ANNOUNCEMENTS -------------to Lanrine Tue-dav. * Sunday and Mrs. Prank Dtlbohner of Chi­ about chasing a deer out of * back Reisinger of York. Pa.. Mr. «n<! Mrs ' guests of Mr. and Mrs Old Gage • cago were here Monday to attend yard lettuce patch—and there's no Wallace J. Merriam, of Vermontville were. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson the funeral of Mrs. D. C. Ostroth. * more reason to doubt Ben than the J. 8. Deablcr, Pastor anti Mr. and Mr.*. J. L, Smith. I nnd family of Charlotte: Mr. and Miss Stella Wise began working In word of that church deacon who Woodland. * Mr. and .Mrs. Clarrneo I 10: 00 A. M. Morning Service. Theme of Sermon "What Foun­ Arnie and son. Gordon of Battle dations' Are You Laying?" Creek spent the weekend with her ' 11: 00 A. M. Sunday School WOODLAND brought back vivid detail* of a first hand encounter with the Carter IWake. Anyway, well bet that Ben tribe first victory ‘gardener in thia county to come forward with a ; snowing of venison in the back yard I quack-gras* patch! ■* » I R A DJJ V Crti I MTV Exc.pt j. ELOWER FESTIVAL cxcepr for ror Summar, summer, y Gidley's Garden Might J jThe Barry County Flower Festi­ val will be held In the L O- O. P. Beat Meat Shortage! hall on Friday. June 18. Follow­ J!S"5ld‘J^ndAnl|,."'<ta,SSS! ic “What Pro- J’oT’x’.ixn jj" x -n» Janice Crockford spent u few days ! mimtw-MMw** p™ last week with her aunt. Mos.-C. L. H * pra>crbervPotter of Dowagiac. * Mr*. Dorr .* *Lr,i.'|.'i'Lminir R.-hr»r.at Kenyon and daughter M-xrlnrte or I Friday Choir Rehearsal Kalamazoo were, Sunday afternoon ' S*®1 kMmmio June 2427 H”*1’ caller* nt the home of Mr. and Mr*. 1 *ng Kalllni-'",c J“n« 2<*27Milan Trumbo?* Mr. and Mrs. Wtlbv Crockford called on Mr. and South Woodland Church Mrs. Omo Knowles of Harting* Sunday afternoon. Arthur L. Dodge. Pastor West Woodland Birthday (Tub 10: 00 A. M. Morning Worahlp Mrs. Ralph Leffler and Mr*. Mar­ 11: 00 A M. Sunday School tha Blowers will entertain the West We invite you to worship with us. Woodland Birthday Club at the for­ mers' home Friday afternoon. June Zion Lutheran- Church Paul W. Geiger. Pastor Mrs. A. J. S parting Suffers 10.00 A. M Sunday School Unusual Accident 11:00 A. M Morning Worship Friday afternoon, about I Woodland Mathodist Church ,। George F. Wingard. Pastor । Morning Worship 10:00 A. M. I Sunday School 11:15 A. M. I Junior Church 10:00 A- M. | Youth Fellowship 8 00 P. M. I Choir rehearsal Wednesday night in your sheep, calves 7:30; | Sermon theme—God's Candle. t-S AT TH1 THEATRE* A rousing story of adventure with the U. 8. Marina*. Concerning the efforts of the trio to break up a gang of thieves in­ festing a western community. friend should alw "Rhythm of the I*Und.“ A holiday of Harmony with .all help another, you the songs, sarongs, romance and ing is tire program: dance, a piece of paradise cun hold • 10:00—12:00 Arrangingrd exhibits' 12:00— 1:00 Luncheon "Asrignment In BrilUny" starring 1:00— l:30-Vlewlng of exhibit* Pierre Aumont. Susan Peters 1:30 Welcome—Mrs. TEO Burton; Bringing to life lire popular novel Solo, Marl ha Lou Maus; Solo. Rich­ by Helen Machines, in a thrilling ard Branch: Announcement* by story of espionage, an amaxlng Pres, of council. Wt*. c. E- Mater: masquerade and a Under romance. । Mm m Reucas of convention: Judging of , Ukj»er arrangements. DyYowh 1 WWomen attending the pot luck luncheon, ulease bring table sm­ Siviq* I teecream---------------------and sugar will I front. Clilnal tomes one of the mat tee. Coffer --------lw. —imbhed. be f-furnished, I exciting movie stories of the year 1 ' M FATHERS’ DAY . . . JUNE 20th ^Whether on the Home Front or the \Battle Front he’s fighting for you. He [asks little—but he’ll < appreciate more 'than you'll ever lArnoir the thoughtful 1 'gifts you select for him. / & ’S Gel rid of Interna! Parasites ail horses, swine and poultry Carlton Center Melhodht Church George F. Wingard. Pusto.’ Morning Worship 12:00 Sermon Theme—God's Candle & with PHENOTHIAZINE Stebbins & Jacobs "The Rexall Store" Hastings Towncraft* de Luxe Shirt* Woven of splendid broad­ cloth and madras . . . pro-? portlonately fitted for allover perfection . . . San­ forized t Jor permanent fit. United Brethren In Christ 1. H. Osgood. Minister Woodland Children’s Day Program Sunday morning 10 A. M. Christian Endeavor nnd preach­ ing service 7:30 P. M. • Prayer meeting at church. Wed. Phone 2131 ft White Towncrafi* Gift Shirts ...LB5 Kilpatrick' Sunday School.10:30 A. M. Morning Worship 11:30 A. M. Prayer meeting. Thursday 8 P.M. at church. All arc cordially Invited to our service*. a; | cn. Figure it out yourself cent of your family Income you can pul into War Bonds every payday. /?///#/ SPORT SHIRTS SUIT DRESSES Summer Needs! POLAROID SUN GLASSES $195 UNGENTINE forburns 50ctube 43c SUN TAN OIL 25c VIT.B COMPLEX CAPSULES hi’?oT”2’5 MOTH CRYSTALS “‘fir 49' LARVEX MOTH SPRAY pt- 79c Shoe Shine Kits Shaving Needs SPORT SHIRTS T Fred Parson* in the •n<*e department is fill­ ing in for a hero in Tunisia. Lucy Hunt, selling yard goods, And these new people—like the veteran*—do a marvelous jobl In a very real sente, they are sol­ diers—soldier* all! Larger Picture* at No Extra Cost All 127-120-620 Wonderful Developed and one print Developed and one print for all the family—the Home Front Give Him Thing* He'd Buy for Himeoffl HANDKERCHIEF* white. Initials. 3 in a box Ww AQc Men—Thrift VataM The Penney army of Home Front Soldiers is made up of your neighbors and your friends. SHIRTS & BRIE! Swiss ribbed shirts, briefs, ea... The people who work at Penney’* are the folk* you grew up with; and their daughter* and their sons! Q Compkla Kia OatfNt There are over 1600 Penney store* but each is a local institution. Each employs local people, pay* local taxes, caters to local A taste*. . cottons. And Penney'* and its people arc making every effort to provide you ‘ That is why you feel with the new clothe* you need. at home at Penney’s. Clothing that'* really sturdy a* well as smart and thrifty — clothing HANDKERCHIl SPORT SHIRTS MEN'S SPORT SETS For YOUNCtnKS Blazer Stripe*! Crew, Necks! Knit of Cotton! . ■CGISTUID PHARMACIST ALWAYS OH DUTY HuH-s, Fkota USI . Itata » to Uniforms of the Nation. 49c 59c IREED’Si =DBIG STORE= contributions piece spun rayons in charm­ ing styles with pure white blossoms on clear, soft shades. Exquisite details and Interest­ ing trimmings! 12-20. Regular or split size* enlarged to 2’/i x 414 Regular Rolls Split Roll* FIVE LEATHER BELTS U* Anytime . . . Any Place! They are the able replacements for the 4,512 stars in the • Penney service flag. KA, Coo), open knit cot- JQo ton Absorbent| .... Styles that Are ~At Eate” In the front ranks of this army arc veterans deeply versed in the Penney technique of service and thrift. And filling its ranks are thousands of eager recruits! For, you can’t do your bc*t at a~ war job—without proper clothing. Photo Finishing A GUI F. Cool—Freth for Summer ODAY, in the J. C. Penney stores in all 48 states, an army of over 50,000 is waiting to greet you. substitutes for a Ifavy Wave. Playing Cards Furlough Bags 4% BACK THE MEN BEHIND THE GUNSI Mr *n>' Gifts for Service Men ! with abort sleeves!.. , Cool, colorful shirts—alack* match or contrast! BHXA • CF tZ *B* StreamllMd Water-Repellent Tat LlghtwatgM! Save thetr good clothes . . . let them wear sturdy, practical togs while they play or do their choreal Knit of fine ' cotton In brightest stripes. Choice of color* ... all fa­ vorites with young folk*. - . • Reg. U. 8. PaL Off. corded border*I . POPLIN JACKETS Lightweight protection in a shower! Fine poplin AM fc 00L SLACKS and cottohs. With built-in �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JUNE 17, 1*43 U. 8. O. NEWS ' ' Scheduled organizations spoil-1 soring the room for Saturday and Sunday during the present month; June 5-6. Hospital Guild No. 14.1 Mra. John Eddy, chairman. June. 13-13. Hospital Guild No. IS. Mrs. | Fred Hale, chairman. June 19-20, | Hospital Guild No. 11. Mra. John > Chandler, chairman. June 38-27. I Hosplla) Guild No. 5, Mrs. Waiter Powell, chairman. A request from the Hastings City , Youth council asking for use of Hie . room on Monday and. Wednesday . evenings for tire teen-age boys and girls, was granted for a trial'period. , lire Youth Council will be reopen- 1 siWe for working out the details of I the project. An old-fiuhloncd, higli, sectioned screen is needed to cover the coal • bin In the back compartment of the room, which is unsightly when the ! big doonf are open, as they neces- ' are tn the .sumhicr. isartly 1 probabl«>, ar a further Amend- drafted and sent to the front. He merit made to the Constitution of sure is Hitter's Little Helper. . the United States which would fai, » . • validate the decision of the court i had the pleasure of committing I 4t__.. ” • , „ . and prevent further delegations of a hoe murder on another of HitfOontinucd from page L Bee. U 1^^ o{ Ulla , |Cr'» kind the other day. It »u i , question whether or not vital basic ‘ . weasel. He came altnfctng after my I iSertlcs accepted as part of the amendment would take time bab>’ roosters and rot two of them ; American inheritance ore not bet o mi win bf,ore 1 cou,d «el c,2£ cnou<h ’«? • , tn, iMt. ‘ probably years, but it ndght be wfell bjl hL, brajlw That battered ... to start something of the sort now o]<1 lioc h>g hetpCd ralM. tood tor « ■ * —n, Rnnmmn mart daritinn as ,n added “tc«uard “Raiiut fu- 10t of hungry facts, and in slaying A racent Supreme Court deeiston. uuc exix.rlmcnu of this xurt. j (his weasel, it probably saved io :: • - • • roosters to help crut the meat sit- ;; n’TCnyotC^ec = To hold thc «round “,,dI uatlen this fall. . i1 ITORIALS [ , evcr? Matute adopted hereafter. , aS el to fash- l“'*'er “» ddmlntetrativc agencies,• toning such an arcrer or ro 10 e fu|uw BhoUld conUin a clause1 • damages actually sustained. Whether Wurdcd somewhat a* follows: • and to what extent such matter* “Nothing in thia act or in any. should be considered Is a complex other law of the United Slate* problem for the BOARD to decide gives any agency or official Ute' in the light of Its administrative power to impose upon any citizen a■ experience and knowledge." ; penalty, public or private, which‘ ... ’ b riot s|x*clficaUy prescribed In the । In other words, penalties and statutes." miXaHnn hv enmnellina “ K M .“mm. u> ... "MM__ _ ... _____-»>..._ ______ - . whatever the “admlnlstraUve ex- *----- -- ---- - uf their <>»h granted, the--question question perience and knowledge" of the fronted, the ot their — board or bureau in power at the liberties. moment chooses to dictate—and Ute ability of appointive bureaus, boards nnd commissions can vary as much as day from night. BARRY BYPATHS If any governmental board or bureau has the power' to inflict penalties without regard to' the amount of damages actually in­ volved and.to a degree not sjiccifically mentioned in the law but restrict­ ed only by The collective adminis­ trative knowledge and experience of the Board members, what havc-you? 1 gy JANE CAMERON ' We Just accidentally Mumbled onto a formula that mhy wi ll be the mean, of winning thc war. We tanjk- some mure sugarlex. cookies, tins from and a trewthe andkids mosthave epthingtime recli Hern is the cutest thing I’ve heard lately', ft seems that our boys hav. v arifd. nnd unusual ways of re­ siwndiiiK and reacting to tire EngH-h way of living. Some pick up bread A'x. some a cockney accent and one young American Lieutenant blossomed forth in his camp with n monocle. The next morning when he called hte company to attention, there-they were, every man. stand­ Ing solemn and straight, with a' niESlN HIS SLEEP bottle cap screwed into everv ngVtt I James Bragdon, aged 83. a well , farmer residing northeast I eye. A mental picture of this aston- known 1 uhed young officer facing this as- 'of 1 the city cn M-43, was found dead 1 founding sight has had me grinning in | bed Saturday morning. June 12 I He had not been in the best of tdl week. health but hte death wax unexpect- ! rmntrM! nnnrnntr ni Al- i1«•-' Surviving ate his Wife. Emma. Choicest anecdote of tinUte warwar: Af1 ter the Oermana invaded rournci. 77"‘L’i i«*«l toward1 snythins ut looarn , cha , on “WATERS CLOTHES SHOP-- Remember DAD on FATHERS' DAY! SUNDAY, JUNE 20th Don’t forget that it’s DAD who "bringshome the bacon!” Make artcr. this day a happy one for him . . . Make it the "Day of Days!” manned bv Pnies sank aOetman 1,1(x,n o'clock, the Rev. Paul submarine and the Captain »d<ve j Interment in, orders to pick up the crew. After 1 l,u Fuller centetCTy, ________ they hud pulled In twice the num- ! ’ ber of men that should have been । HJ-ART ATTACK oh the sub. the Captain became ICAITSES HEATH suspicious und investigated. He John Stratton of Delton, aged 73. found the Poles were carrying the was found dead In lite garden on ' Germans out of right and throwing Saturday by his neighbors death them back in ns fust as the sailors being due to a heart attack. Surpulled them out. “ «m- Winfield, of Delton. | • • • Hie body was removed lo the Hen- 1 For the 'Ouch" department A ,on hon?t'_»‘ »clton. raccnl show advertised a show o: | v aw motiiehx r* 0 " 1 . M,,,w 70. but ronre of them <Udn t look a k MOTHLK j, ----------------WhhYhe permurion of Mayor Give him something to wear that he really wants . . . let this man’s shop assist you in your selection of just the right gift! '“-y- «”•« u.r if.. £65 , 550 . Beginning at 12:30 sharp, the following articles* COWS full blood. . HEIFER CALF, GUERNSEY, 9 wks. old. GUERNSEY BULL, 14 mos. old. HOGS 0. I. C. SOW and 10 PIGS. FARM MACHINERY KEYSTONE HAYLOADER. OSBORNE SIDE DELIVERY RAKE. OSBORNE GRAIN BINDER SUPERIOR DISC DRILL. DEERE-MANSURY CORN PLANTER. DEERING MOWER, 5 FT. CUT. JOHN DEERE 2-12 TRACTOR PLOW. OLIVER SULKY PLOW NO. 40. RIDING CULTIVATOR, IRON AGE. LITTLE WILLIE RIDING CULTIVA­ TOR. GALE DISC. TERMS OF SALE: CASH Hickory Corners Phone 17Fi-l light Portis makes them so you ore sure to please him. to J50 750 350 Give Him a Useful Swea ters Zelon Jacket We .have sizes to 52. Why not give him a wool sweater. He will appreciate it later on. They arc shower proof, light weight. |ust the thing for cool days. We have a good assortment. 398 - 10°° 750 Summer Slacks Leather Jackets A timely gif-t• that he will enjoy. Make your selection. We will make alterations later at no cost. Large assortment of Rivercodls, gabar­ dines, shark skins, rayon mixtures. Our fall line is here. Why not buy one now when you can get it. Cape, suede, and goat skin. A complete stock for Fathers Day. 875 10 1850 298 to 875 Wc are fortunate in having a very • complete stock of Boys7 Department Hickok Full Groin Hickok Jewelry Belts and Suspenders for HIM. This merchandise is very scarce. Buy now or for later. Wc have a fine new stock of these goods. 50c 10 250 Bcltx________ 1.00 - 1.50 Suspenders____ 1.00 - 1.50 We haven't forgotten the boys this hot weather. Bring him in we have summer items that boys like. Slack Suits Stripe* Sox Sport Shirts Thin Underwear Summer Slacks Sport Hats Washable jimmy O'Alls. Your Gifts for Father from $1 up will be boxed free ! Fathers' Day Engraved Cards are included! 50 bu. corn. Waters Clothes Shop DAY OF SALE. BEN GERLACH, Prop LOREN COPPOCK, Auctioneer Straw Hats A special Father’s Day shipment has arrived. IVhat a Stock of 298 . POTATOES and CORN Quantity seed potatoes. or A A Special for Dad! weight Shantung MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1943 GUERNSEY COW, 5 yrs. old. GUERNSEY COW, 4 yrs. old, calf by side. GUERNSEY-HOLSTEIN COW, 3 yrs. old. GRADE GUERNSEY COW, 3 yrs. old. GUERNSEY HEIFER, 2 yrs. old. $10° Robe Seersucker EAST Cocoon Craft Silks Pure Silk Foulards at 375 Rummer NOR and CLASSIC SILKS For leisure hours... On account of ill health I will sell at my fa rm located 2 miles south and A mile west, 4 mile south of Delton, known as old Al Chase farm on JOHN DEERE MANURE SPREADER. FIVE TOOTH COMBINATION CULTIVATOR. 14 TOOTH CULTIVATOR. LOW WHEELED IRON WAGON AND RACK. ONE WING, POTATO PLANTER. SET OF DUMP BEDS. EXTENSION LADDER, NEW LADDER, 12 FT., NEW. GARDEN CITY CLIPPER STEEL PLOW. 99 OLIVER PLOW. FANNING MILL. LAWN MOWER. 5 FT. WINDROWER. HOG CRATE. BLOCK AND TACKLE. 800 LB. PLATFORM SCALES. SCALE BEAM, 400 LBS. DOUBLE HARNESS, HEAVY, LIKE NEW. . 250 FT. NEW ROPE, 3-8 IN. CORNSHELLER. . 30 GAL. OIL DRUM AND PUMP. THREE 50 GAL. OIL DRUMS. COOKER. DeLAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR. 2 TEN GAL. MILK CANS. WATER SEPARATOR. Other articles too numerous to mention. to WEMBLEY give a comfortable UCTION SALE HORSES N eckwear! New summer patterns with leisure collar, wear with 0 tie or often neck. White, plain, and fancies. Plenty of plain whites in shapely supreme broad cloth. of SORRELL MARE, 6 yrs. old. BAY MARE, 10 yrs. old. Give him the best in Shapely Shirts Illi, IMl ,,:»■>>> .rw «... ixxmard the Naw Mothers Club of A' mess, obviously but .something w.apotw of offense, that we an- INTERMENT OF VllTIM |Barrv countv is muting on a Navy even more serious—The entering starting to Washington tomorrow OF MARINE COLLISION i„c t-u.uw.rt l,aff to* M11' Saturday. June 28.; Wedge for outright, unadulterated i morning with tiic recipe, bureaucratic rule becked by punl- i . Uve Dowers My b“by ducks are in a dilemma. tings resident, were brought to Has- „u,niArJ h?vLr'i,naprintk??10r«<.tlI ‘ . I They try to put their bills under ting for burial on Saturday H.- "to'5. was In thc merchant marine service > a'd l." *'“Jf...1*!1". £1? 2 U MB m«n nvmu-nl a br » * HIX tWlCC «l.> LlTgC US till it Wink* and wan one of thc victims of a col- 1 system of men rathe, than a system , Jiuii what linic thpy havp ljariins, Hrion of n tanker and a freighter .•£* ~ in the Atlantic on June 1 Thebodv JhJ?iaii!lf „C of laws. ... them. was brought here bv his father. 111'!*’ t,M uso- wlten called upon. It was Hitter who instructed thej ln B dilemma too. Trving to Charles K Thompson.- of Hopewell.; *"'d “l JuyX‘Uatb,“re belni! Mali courts to decide cases on the find names for 75 baby ibohlrra. I Va.. his cnlv living relative. Mr. ho other source basis of the “general sentiment pre-1 named IB of tliem. Bill. Henry. Pal, ““ ty “ thc vailing in the communities," where Mike. Dm-uro. Homer und such, Ur «r Mr. Oran. Muir Coinn.ltM I cento a month dues paid name,uthe the victims were tried. -and believe Ill -------* other 57 services were held nt Riverside |' members, and thc club will gladiy nitpreclate the support of the pub- ' •’Charlie." That ought to solve tire cemetery on Saturday afternoon at lie during the tag dav sate. This latest Supreme Court ruling problem. They are just like boys, two o'clock, the Rev. 8. Conger I iHathaway officiating. Interment | . All mothers who nave sons 0- i Would appear to be a step in the always hungry. was beside the mother In Riverside.' daughten In the U. 8. Naw. Mar­ same general direction. There are three schools of thought ines. Coast Guards'or Naval Re-I serves arc invited* to join the club. | concerning the disposition of Herr CHARLTON PARK: The damage is done nnd there Kellogg Fir-id Air Porre Bu.-relxtll y-; American war expenditures for ' train will piny ball at the Park Sun­ this unfortunate decision cart be|SoTOc ft-ant ,0 put h)m Iln. clltlU. day nftcrnoDn. the first quarter of 1043 were about I reversed—Either the present court; *omc want to hang him to a hiell frames nt the nark this naron a billion dollars more than for the mlghl reverse itself ('which is Un-1 kory limb and some just want him will prubably.be scarce. entire war year 1918. HkJ."!. -------- -------------------------- ROGER WILLIAMS, Clerk . EAST SELLING QUALITY KEEPS ITS BUSY STATE STREET H A S T 1 N G S, M 1 C H. �,.nds of usrush to P (hc „roe ! your r°°LC ready warrtng «o P membered a*B hard working fatta- COMMITTEE NAMED er. one wBD toved the Bod. more a* a good arc THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1M1 Navy Recruiters to Be At Post Office Each Saturday nrtBARRY »t industry P »»MEAT “ Mr. Btaln has lived aD his ‘life WAR applicants are aent there at Navy expense. Seabcra applicants Wfil be rated by Civil Bogineer Corps Navy officers prior to induction at De­ troit. , In this axnlntthity and Win be re­ ciUsen, paignbor and a iund isih- Henry StMnmback to Sarva A* Chairman of New Body :: srwtr <4Kr OBITL'AXV Henry Steenbock, farmer. Hasmother's funeral will find the same during which Navy personnel were After many weeks of 111 health. tying procured mu Inly through se­ ■awav at Regular meeting tonight al the response today. A dear One from n» 1* taken hall. lective service from Barry county. I mittee of Barry County, according the Kalsmasco Navy Recnutlnq 1 Our n«w ritual team will Initiate A voice we loved is stilled lo Glenn Wolring. Chairman of the —•-------- stabliahlng weekly re- , their first class of candidates at Our lender hearts arc broken Comity War Board. And the vacancy in our home ■arances In HastlngB. this meeting. ' cruil Hie new committee Is similar to ______ iturday, June. 19-and Comrade joe Pritchard had. a Never can be filled. others set up throughout Michigan NOTICE TO CVEPITOB8 cn the Hoy WicUuun farm facing scheduled to continue as long OA Ute Puller cemetery where ho was very painful accident, while crank­ to handle the War Meat program the need la shown, r Navy-Wavea- laid to real. The family moved ing a gas engine. The handle flew PENNOCK HOSPITAL administered jointly by the County The following honpital items were War Board and the Food Distribu­ Beabees recruiting party wlU be In from there lo Carlton township in on. striking him in the mouth, Hastings PoitoHIce from 0 a. m. the fall of 1*75. In 1805 he married knocking out one tooth and lacer­ received too late for insertion last tion Administration. Other m«uChief Boatswain's Mate, Edward ! ating his lipa. . berz appointed to the committer in­ Medlcal patients discharged were cluded Waiter E. Culbcrt of Hun­ Plans will be made tonight for J. Morse, rec: utter in charge of thc ; Mra. Anne Kahler, Woodland; Carl Kalamarx.) office for the Navy, an- ! township. With the ex­ the trip to Lansing on Sunday. June Thrams. Sunfield; Miss Nalda Mil­ tings. R: 3 livestock producer: Ar­ nouheed this week that thc Navy Woodland thur Geukrs of Miaaleviiie. meat ception of four years between 1*01 ler. Clarksville; Baby Richard Leece retailer; a. A. Roth of Hastings. 1* anxioua to provide a better en- 1and 1*03, when they lived on the asked to attend meetings as often Alto. R. 2; Mra. Ella Lahr. Hastings. Sanitary Engineer for Barry coun­ llstment service to Barry residents | Young men 17 yeara of age may Woodland farm. Mr. and Mra. Deck­ m poseible. Remember It is not R 5; Ed Swiger. Clarksville. ty Health Department; F. L. Bauer er lived all of their married life The surgical patients discharged still enlist in the navy. Consent.1at thoir Carlton home. Early In only your privilege It is your duty of Hastings. Chairman of the local were Lewis Ferris. Dowling; Judv OPA Price and Rationing Board, r.f parents is required. Training is 1 from eight to twelve weeks at Great I 1*40. he wax obliged to give up of the best ways to do this t» to Ann and David John Stem. *03 8. and Leroy Snell of Hasting*. News Lakes Naval Training Station, and | fanning because ot ill health. Dur­ attend the meeting and help carry Broadway; Charles Beaty, Middle- Reporter for Barry County. t< Hawing nine-day paid leaves, en- | (ing this time he did not give up. | onjhe ■ 1 HIV werkwe WVIK wc w.c are M/UI* trying ~ to MW. do. Under the leadership of John Thc auditors have completed* dlcvllle. R. 3; Miss Elaine Sherwood. Halplne. Jr.. District Supervisor for llitcd men in six cares out of ten ,but continued to do such tasks as ■^...— .the m- .books —,-------------------------ot your quarter Ionia. R. 4; Mrs. Keith Chase. 521 arc gotrg into Navy trade achoois lie was able lo until he was taken auditing thia county, the above' namcj War oitntr. ror. fublicatiom from which they graduate usually suddenly ill two weeks before his master and find a very good bal­ W. Center; Mra. Charles Law­ Meat committee will assume the re- > rence. 520 N. Bolt woo.-.. Mra. An­ sponslbiUty for the Meat Program i t. ance in our treasury. as petty officers. ' death." He leaves hta wife and five chil­ Isn't it about lime we had an­ drew Carpenter, Hasting*. R. 5. Mcil. 18 through 38 are in almost tor Barry counfy. Eight surgical patients were reg­ ulPcuses Mibjirt to the draft and dren. Fred L. Decker of Woodland. other family night? With .Hie new Special efforta will be made bv ■ '!• may not enlist. The notable ex­ AUdra E. Francis. Saginaw. Edna B. members taken In by our auxiliary istered on Tuesday, June 8. XX fol­ this comaiinee to regulate the ception la In the .Navy's Senbcca. Daniels of Carlton. Norma E. Lauer und our own new members we could lows: George McNutt. 742 E. Mill slaughter permit system in Burry .' St.; Mrs. Celia Townsend. Wood­ County, so an to inspire nroiier dis- • or construction battalions, and en--’ Saginaw and Mildred M. Endsley, have a very nice gathering. land; Mias Doris Houghtallng. hstmenta are being facilitated for ot Howel), besides 12 grandchildren Dowling, R 1; Mrs. Edlln Kent.) tributton of all kinds of meal bcall men qualified for thia type ot and ope great grandchild. He leaves I.EO A. MILLER AUXILIARY also a Miter, Mrs. Btclla Dippy ot 222 Johns St . Grand Rapids; Mra civilian population. Also, through service. Merle Warren. Augusta. R I; Mrs. A. A. Roth. Sanitary. Engineer ’ Men about to b<r inducted and Perry and a brother Glen L- DecxOur next regular meeting will be Guv Miller. 720 8. Jefferson; Mra. on. Maia., and an uncle who havo construction or madhine er o: ™iu of Committee >. to provide i " nt 8 P. M. tonight. ThU U not thc Arthur Bennett, Sr.. 014 E Madison; .ai Member trade experience may c»D al the Fred Clay M < Bancroft. program that will prevent waste nds and neighbors will recruiting office here Saturday and His frien^ ~... official meeting of the month, Mra. Samuel Ashby. 846 E. Bond of both the meat and byproducts obtain full information about qual- remember him as a kind, sympathe- therefore you will not receive a St. of stock slaughtered. card. Please come anyway as there On the same date, three medical Hying- for Scabees duty before they He ILstener to their toys, sorrows All slaughter permits for Barry are drafted. Accepted Seabees en- ‘ and heartaches; as a friend always Is Just as important work lo be patients were registered — Archie County will be the responsibility o.’ ‘ fwno»a. ■< mH praUte oiri ter service not m *«o rhonthly bticx ready to help them whenever they done one meeting ns another. To­ Reickord, Hastings. R, 2: Mra. Kit­ IhLi committee and they will have privates or apprentice seamen bul I needed help he could give, as an night there are eleven more can­ tle Olney. 318 8. Brojuiway; Claude power to approve or reject any nnd didates to be Initiated as circum ­ Kennedy. 535 W. Grand. with pcily officer ratings paying honest and upright citlxen In all 'all aopllatlons for slaughter wlthOne boy and three girls were born , in the county. *78 to *126 base pay. plus 20' per* of his dealings with others. His stances did not permit them to come in with the other 20 who were V trilfc overseas cent WVVi.wua, pay. plus allowances family ..WIIUJ will — ... remember ............. --ills-----loving ind’iBra* Jilt ■"jShnHii'ph*. Jr . Dtateict superBesides our for <k|x>ndrnU that bring their I care and devotion. his una-wuming initiated June 3rd. Dept. 8cc.-Trcas — Tlir Red Anew wlmidrg,ta.iM lnif ot comm!lUT- »'hlch is being PiycheCk* to from *121 to $223 guidance, his thoughtful counsel inycheCks *223 ...... month .....nil* from frjAn, ff.M tlmtr ~and his fr.lr V M. ■« Interest III n4.!’ ‘hu Wednesday A. M.. in Sukeen in CvetT" every­ degree team and ita president be­ per the date rtf ot tlielr entry into armed service. thing that concerned lhem. His ing present, we were both surprised I’nd1 are ' nmJUvn2^h£reLtOM»r*1 P«rYlsor room. Court Umar, for ih* of organisation and inA Third ahd currently verv Im­ religious belief was personified by and pleased to have as our honored uJ.m’rr « jXr?^l^tri‘tn MrHand portant phase of Navy recruiting in the Golden Rule. "Do unlo others guest Dept. Sr. Vice President this area is that of procuring Wo­ .as you would that they should do Mary Smith ot Detroit who gave us | reg”**”", a very enlightening talk on our feraon, June 5.___ __________ men applicants fbr the WAVES unto you” ORDER FOR PUBLICATION and coast guard SPARS. The funeral services were held at work for the coming year. About *** MOTtOE TO CREDIT0B8 Larreat Hatchery Several Hany women already the home on June 11 at 2.00 o'clock. 65 were present at this meeting The largest hatchery tn the Unit­ We are organising a degree team have enlisted in thc WAVES, nt "He lived for those who loved him. at this time. At our June 3rd ed States Is at Vineland. New Jer­ least two as officers. Women 2u For his heart was kind and true: through 35. without minor depend­ For the many ties that bound him meeting etster Zoa Engelhardt was sey. where 1500.000 hatched at one Ume. ents and with at least two years To thc friends that best he knew: elected 6 months trustee. Yours truly wishes to thank the of high or business school may ap­ For the tasks that God assigned girls for the lovely lace table cloth ply. Hie Recruiter here Saturday him presented me in appreciation. As will forward all applications re-| only delegates or their alternates ' cclved to.Detroit. Women accepted In the yenra he traveled through: far interview will be sent to De­ For the bright hopes left behind are allowed lo attend encampment this year, let's make It our duty to troit at Navy expense where If him. attend that one day. June 27th qualified mentally, morally und And the good that he could do." and bring back whatever beneficial physically, they will be enlisted information our superiors have nnd sent home on inactive duty HOLE LEATHER gathered for us. Let's make this status to await openings In thc FROM COTTON training program. Some 60.000 Scarcity of any raw material ncLt an outstanding year of service es­ women arc to be recruited for shore ns a spar to the scientists of this pecially to those who are fighting station duty this year, relieving' an country to invent a sutmllutc for it. this war that we’ tt*y live the life equal number of trained men U> They are .succeeding wonderfully. of a free people. fight at rea. Barry county veter­ For Instance, a few months ago a ans organisations are working with scarcity of leather became evident. OBITUARY John W. Stairs was bom in Carl­ the Navy to bring WAVES trglnkui Attention was turned to cotton tex­ to thc attention of women consid­ tiles as a substitute. The carpet ton township. Barry county. Sep­ ered qualified by character and Industry is now manufacturing a tember 0. 1815. He was fifth in a training for work in the WAVES. material made from cotton that can family of fl children ijprn tn Mr Skilled women workers arc not be used In place of sole leather. and Mrs. David Stair*. 4 brothers sought. All women accepted arc Testa made by shoe manufacturers nnd two sisters. In nl» boyhood trained cither as yeomen, store have established that this subsitute days he attended a public school, k<c|Hr>. pharmacist mates, radio has the desired wearing qualities. thc one known as thc Cheney dis­ Xraters. parachute riggers, hos- Chemical treatment of the cotton trict in Carlton. » il corpswomen or technicians nr Rives it strong wear and needed He was married to Stells Bawdy. ns aviation machinists or metal­ flexibility. This cotton substitute Feb 25. 1008. Three children came smiths. Women applying should for sole leather 4s adaptable lo all to bless their home. Two sons Ira present birth certificates, if possible, types of shoes. nnd Richard, and.one daughter. Lu­ transcripts of high school or busicille all living at home. Mra. Stairs mxt school training und three let­ MARRIAGE LICENSES passed away on.Xhdr 25th wedding ters of recommendation. David M. Sutherland, city............ 45» anniversary about 7 yeara ago. Be­ Boys of 17 will be required to Wanda C. Cummings, Grand Rap­ sides the children, three brothers present blood testa taken within ids 32 remain Arthur of Carlton. Edd of .in dnvs. Actual enlistment 1* tak­ Miles M. WatA-s. city21 Freeport nnd Will of New York ing place in Detroit, again, and Kathleen Daniels, Carlton “ state. Week-End Specials! i RED STAR YEAST 2 ige cake. I, ! Thc cake to take to ea Barbecue Sauce, 5 ox. Durkees Famous Dressing Hellmans Sandwich Spread Prepared Mustard, 1 qt.__ 400 Club Ginger Ale, 3 for Muffets 10 WnOLB W1IBAT BISCUITS Sunbrite Cleanser, 1 can Linco Bleach, 1 gal. 4 . 10c 32c 21 e _12c .25c 10c -5c 25c ONE LENT SALE! | STALEY CUBE STARCH ^3 4 21 c 11' JSJ.tSJuu J4ello Jolfc BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. Thomas Stores worked Wldd,nSbut no G‘(« his wonders I arc thous: AUCTION SALE Hoving sold the residence I will dispose of the furniture ot public auction at the residence at 730 S. Jefferson on SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1943 I O,'el.^erkilow»«sind b'° flick of* At the p°we^ hundreds time food, clean or . i .he switch and home ^hty0Uth; ' work to be -When there mediately- H° the job imm hving I ll be on ^k"\-:weep g . ng low ,n ralt the flo°”’ W'U’'VXly' I sub ^ hundreds of othe^ 1"08 y’ washing you' consi,dC ‘ food and doing cents a day uc pr«•Meeting y°taskstroublesome COMMENCING AT 1:00 O’CLOCK I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: Walnut dining room suite, consisting of tabic and pad, 6 chain, buffet and China closet. Hall tree. Stands. Wall cabinet Electric lamps 2 Pc. velour living room suite. Throw rugs and carpets Occasional chair. Curtains. 3 Pc. Walnut bedroom suite, consisting of bed, Simmon* coil •pringt and mattre**, dresser and chc«t. . ■ - ■ . Several rockers. Dresser. Mattress. Feather bed and pillows Automatic electric washing machine. 100 Ib. ice box, porcelain lined. 8x10' 6" Wilton rug. Garland gas stove. 9x12 Wilton rug. Good overcoat, size 42. Several odd chairs. Long looking glass. Kilowatt Bench wringer. Bed, Simmons coil springs and mattress. The above fumituro is nearly now and nice. mo In this newspaper often Dishes and cooking utensils Many other article* too numcrou* to mention Including tome lake furni­ ture. Consumers Power Company TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NOTHING TO IE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. ANTHONY WHITFLEET Pfop DEWEY REED, Auctiwvraar ATOM FLORY. Cart INVEST IN A'BRIGHTERiTUTURE d&ryWAR BONDS AND STAMPS fagularly �THE HASTINGS BANNFK, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, IMS i"“™™^'X>NNUAL SCHOOL {branch DISTRICT CT ATE AlAlAf I) A VC Emw Ckranna* in lued ln ,lw manufacture of many i SOUTH SHULTZ । The Union prayer meeting of the 1|A|[ NUW IrAfl FCW vnongw mao® .substitutes. Peterson stated, and I Mrs. Ubbie Craven and Mina i North and South churches, will be MethodiSt rOStOrS I now are serving humanity In ways I Kenyon visited Ida Carpenter Tubs-. I sum of *11,000 with the rtale trea»- > jrrTlUA I1A1IA a u held, at the Grover Marshall home. TlAJA TUIDHC AC I The Michigan conference of the never dreamed of in peacetimes., afternoon and found her getThursday evening of this week. <■ IVVU IllIKUj Ul । ehSreh Mme’uded it* Hundreds of new plastics, manu- . *ln* alonK nicely and recovering |UT’ By filing a certificate by an ___ Mr. Mr, rftrt.. When. Mr ‘ "V """•'J «l Me ch euM.udedJU mSuP^m tlrai.eSSS. ! '™ (omunurf i™ iwim ii ’ A|ji v on ATTFIini I and Mrs. Vern Hawblltx were among 11 • I CfUAAl fACTC The change-waa made in pastors ! and agricultural wastes, bulk large I and Jerry ° Connor and Dethose who helped rive M-. and Mrs I III Al r(l\T\ Vaiui^lrtuR Nash? among the products which will have before being permitted to again op- । coverage of at least. (1,000 tor prop- vHL I taU All EnU! Floyd Armour, a housea-trming at JVIIVVL WJIJ I>lton prominent place* tn the production »P« Mate an automobile. ; erty damage. (5.000 for one person I i!?S*L n fJL^ “ ? e J M, ?I. Qa :?J? Jr i ^Continued from Page 1. Sec; 2.) I Banheld and Penfield. The two | of consumer goods after the war. ■ JSd “ 1 “ /jJ^^h^Tf Batfie Dlgnan DUnan further stated .tated that per- injured injured or killed, killed, and *10.000 for (Continued from page 1, 1. Section 1) 1. . nr * Mr and Mn „ mn,n- ’ knied twn nr — — —° — —- i’— 0' mr mOre Pm MJUrrd Or n* actua-* C“... h baUnce °n nanu । Wavne W.& Co®. ”: Property of railroad, telegraph, tele- new pastors who will serve in this I The engineer predicted the caat 1 Conklin .nd and“children children ’o off"Alspent the weekend al their '* Ivfdfta^S U«!2i£ntm?nnwhk?h I 3. By filing a bond of a »urety|June 30- 1M2 83*55.86. Thia began were Saturday evening guests id on companies (like the Merchants JCtunclk : 1 beeu working for A. Lathmn nt any i*rion is Injured or killed, company showing coverage equal to indicate* that the cash on hand on of of her her parent*. p?ref,tf- Mr. and a,MnMrs M*HOJohn i?iS ■ n ,1 »»--• — Mr and Hnu-nr-i Dispatch) express companies and . ttwin.| coveries. H< said postwar airplanes Cloverdale the rent two weeks W must* immediately1 report there- that called for by the Insurance । June 30 this year will be about £*[!??•,* uf* Mrr ow w)io 'hdtc abeen* at" Philariri- ‘Other public service corporations ■ Ko complete list of the appoint-.I will be safer, stronger and more jjj a(1(j Mrs. Lester bonne vine visCident In writing to the secretary company certificate. , four times as Urge as a year ago. | Snow who h*e ban and at Pn lad,-I- thc ita,e took over tluit function' menu madedut the bishop U avail- durable through the use of new la called on friends relatives )^r and Mr* Harry Mlslner of of state on forms to be provided , < »>' f1!‘ng a bond signed by at ।bupermtenuent Superintendent Van Buskirk ’ s re, ^tu'rdavafternmn* Mr ami Mra vanenrollment busutk-* re- , Saturday afurnoon * Mr and Mra The Proceeds of such corporation able, only the change* made were , rauU produced In wi.de or in par Kalamazoo recently. * Mila AXhbv .fay branch office* of of the state de de-­ least two Individual wiretie* '.nJ each ,DOrt I showed the thetotal total .by branch offices the state abmved enrollment for for !! Jame* Mead left Friday for a*£1 few 1 u!xe?«“•»• U*E* by act given In Ute dally papers. Amo’** fr°m farm crop* and agricultural ■ had the misfortune to lose a valpartment. state police posts, police SSJ^»T*!iSi2^,n«^.Cih,nin'.hn^ thU vear *“ 1503’ compared with , day* visit 'with their children at of ,h* ^Ulature put into the prt- these change* the following will In- waste*. I ^^5 and last week # stations and sheriffs offices. Kfnr i1388 tor lhe Previous school year. 1 Grand Rapids and Big Rapids * | nlarJJ school fund. The distribution terest many of our readers: 1 Peterson said the world can look Visitors at the Alva Kenyon tome lnsun,n<* com- There were 438 non-resident puplla 4 several acres of com was planted ' ot. ^at fund for any school disRev. Karl JCrsftrt who has made forward to lhe appearance on the Sunday were Mr. and Mra Ronald ln the hlgh gchool and grades. I the utter part of last week and sev-Itrlc^ ** based on the number of per- a fine record al.Ludington has been , postwar market of a nylon window Kenyon and Dick and Jack of NashFailure to make this report with­ pany certificate. in 10 days will, under the law, con­ _ . _ . .... -His detailed report gave many oth- ' erai more are about.ready to plant school age—five to 20 yoars made the pastor of the Second screen through which children c-n ville, M?. and Mrs. Jim McEvoy and stitute a misdemeanor and tne om c*- interesting statistics, on which ' this, coming weebf * Relatives’ and i _l,r,n8 1,1 that district. At first thc Street MqUtwitet church at Grand , noke pencils ,and parent* can cfoae three children of Grand Ledge, erator's llcennr and automobile .. . , we will comment in future Issues. friends of Mrs Anna ostroth wife “mount per person o( school age Rapids, which U a good promotion . the holes by rubbing their hands Mra. G. DeMott and Mra. Ooruon registration could be suspended. Dlgnan stated. D Cook as a member of the board I attended her funeral at Nashville millions. Hie distribution Ulis year ' Rev William H. Helrigle. who was ‘ neer revealed tlurt scores of the Homer McCdwen visited relatives In a, al‘V'Xrh’in^t b°m mSmSnu 10 ■ m* p<ro^!SU ?cre Juady .for «d’'* arand Rap*da Uj“ week’ An article appearing ... In ... the If the accident report shows that ..... v Bas- will expire June 30 His name was * Evangelical church. Sunday evenli g a person causing thc accident has ton <Mass ) Herald of June 10. an­ --------.-u .for -------------------term. ------------The w BaptLsmaf services were held at ^b’xil age in each school district. . near Middleville, and who had been : Ulan Introduction When the Jap- । ----------------- “~ presented another superintendent nf the anese's sneak attack upon Pearl' a JiablUtv insurance policy in force . noEtnccs that Palmer Osborn, son of vote gave him 18 votes and one the Northclwirch for five children ’Until “mparati'vely recent times. • district Sd5r.J2 buLs Second War Suudsy morning-♦ Sylvia Whi": tU*JiT °L?n^Orand Tra'^ district for five Harbor changed lhe national ec­ _ at the time of the accident, furth- I Mr. and Mrs. Wallate Osborn. Has- blank. Loan Bond today than to think of --------- of L. Battle--------- •pent ...—. Sunday L... grader, who attended a high school years, was appointed as the pastor cnomy. . er proceeding.. »o far as the seen - tings, and a senior student at Harmore. creek one good reason why you couldn’t. lary of state is concerned will not ' vard. has been awarded the Clem- M The board met after the annual with the hopte folkt. * The chiU j ouutde hU-du-n dL-.trtct. was paid of of Trinity Methodist church. Grano Orand _ ? “ next roar be required. Sns Herschel -prize for meritorious meeting and organized for next •-------•—..— »_«—i— ®? officers: ren of the North Maple Grove Suit- ->• . tharpupil or his or her parents. Repids, whose pastor. Rev. Albert H ——————— Dlgnan said a revoked or sus- I w&rk in engineering sciences. The £v reelecting fo f Idren’.■: iVt’V* small proportion of rural Pellowc. suddenly died hut before; day School, p.-v» n nice Children/ pended be icmubcm restored ■ honor the gradu- Presi ?5^.t’ n-nir«lgl.\th (raders Went to high school the conference at Benton Harbor. —■ penned licence ncm-e cannot caiunn mc iwnw was presented pivoculcu by “> uk ■ Day pregram to a rood attenfliu toll IS* the individual inHIviHimt Involved involved nroves proves '1 ate school ach/vU a ofE snelns^rlntr engineering. ’ VpL, d _ da.>* Bellying that rural Rev. W. Mahlon Jones, who serv- |I financial reanonriWUtv to meet anv ---------------- *-•----------------Dr. D. D. Walton Tire other two „ . , n j .... ! eighth graders were as much en- cd for four . year*. at — Hastings, and. 1^n..Borid?--win.ltwp “ 'led to school education a* ffi.i H.im. arising out of future act;-1 Cool meat broth rapidly, keep members of the hoard are Chaylea,■ ilikd io a • high hl<h ntoiloo wii rn.de wiennuiXni ol then „7"dffi™t waa made superlntemiein ot jthe pUnn up end the price, down. „ re ei.iuh ,r.de boy. ...d jlrU , ", w.i, dents. This proof may be furnished cold, use soon. ; Faul and Hubert D. Cook. ----------------------------------------------------------- HKiJ.'XJnnS.taT2^!!'1.'1ft5 ii' twdnl-d putor or th. nr.t Uetho. „ legislature first jins.-xd a law re- hu, church at Battle Creek ____________________________ ______________________ ■—’I qulring every rural school district | ReJ £ ■Ml^ve who lias been W B_______________________ — to pay the tuition of all iu eighth I of the^.’rt i hU* Jh^'The hw | b>Jo< SaSt’J! • MOTOR LAW TEETH :MEETING MONDAY Palmer Osborne Wins Honor Award Oux. 100% SHOP A*P ONCE! Then Make Your Own Comparisons Regarding • VARIETY* QUA ITY • AND PRICE ^OMOf £a>u}* , Unaad Ma FRESH NO RATION POINTS REQUIRED PERCH RESEARCHERS ARE HELPING FARMERS 9* Amvtica (jam 'Ifau Such Valued 3 Esi 29 HALIBUT STEAK caught HADDOCK FILLETS prlsh WHITEFISH fre5ohr^oht GROUND BEEF SLICED BACON grade a ln. (NO POINTS) lb (NO POINTS) LB (6 POINTS) LB (8 POINTS) L. 45c 49c 43c 28c 45c COOKED. READY-TO-EAT SHANK HALF LEAN BOSTON BUTT 41< I1 > MU 38* ’ LB. 7 POINTS SPICED HAM SU SLICED LIVER POINTS T^&" (6 POINTS) YOUNG PIG (4 POINTS) GRANULATED HIBLETS ' IONA GREEN BEANS COCKTAIL cam1 13c 44-OZ •JOCAN Z/C TOMATO JUICE 4 POINTS KETCHUP ANN SAGS TOMATO SOUP DOL CRESTVIEW GRADE BLARGE BUTTER EGGS LB. DOZ. CART. ( POINTS 50c PABST-ETT CHEESE LB. 19c KEYKO MARGARINE 3 POINTS ’ LB. 5 POINTS 3 CANS 19c 46-OZ. CAN POTATOES NOSTHEIN 15 iitosrri 75c PEACHES THANK YOU ROLL 1/1 CUT 65c EACH 29c DOZEN 35C MATCHES FRUIT JARS w. AMMONIA ;.t nt IMITATION VANILLA FANCY HOTHOUSE TOMATOES lb. 29c 2 FOR 15c SELF-5 E R UI tE aranous '.^IBc SHREDDED WHEAT RALSTON ^gl,'91c 74B'93c W.29 PKG. 2,.av2jc SH BEDDED Now £au> Plicel KITCHEN 7/C KELLOGG'S All PURPOSE IONA FLOUR ENRICHED SUNNYFIELD FLOUR TESTED GOLD MEDAL FLOUR •REAKFAST CEREAL PINT 19C ll-OL PSG. ALLBRAN LARGE CRISP GREEN PEPPERS QUANT 12C IONA WAX BEANS (SUS 34c cows ANN PAGE MACARONI lit PKG. lit BUY WAR BONDS Fan BULLETS AKO BAY MARE, 7 yr«. old, wgt. about 1200 ROAN MARE, 5 yn. old, wfat. about 1300 BAY HORSE, 5 yr*, old, wgt. about 1200 Set double work hornets, in good shape. New bridle* and line* JERSEY COW, 8 yr*, old, freshened Moy 31 GUERNSEY COW, 5 yr*, dd, freshened June 5 ’ ‘ HOLSTEIN-JERSEY COW, 4 yr*, old, posture bred GUERNSEY-JERSEY COW. 3 yr*, old. pasture bred ROAN COW. 8 yr*, old, farrow These cow* have all been TB and Bang* tested ’ YEARING HEIFER' ANN RAGE PUNUT BUTTER 17C 5c 63c 3,«> 18c CIDER VINECAR LB iox doz. HORSES Back the attack by upping your payroll savings your OUAIT 9c SULTANA COFFEE SH06 STORE UCTION SALE WHITE SAIL CORN FLAKES IVA BOLAT ID Iffy MASON SUNNYFIELD En’13c 5C QUAST 19C WATERMELON EXTRA JUMBO SIZE 22 POINTS CLOROX FRESH—TENDER WHITE HOUSE MILK 22c lb. LAUNDkY (LEACH CUBE STARCH LEMONS KIGHT O’CLOCK 1 ‘pkgL18C TISSUE STALEYS JUICY—SUNKIST FRUIT COCKTAIL VI RED-RIPE CANTALOUPES IONA KIEFFER PURS ■ ALL WIDTHS AAAA to D SATURDAY, JUNE 26,1943 NEW V I TOMATOES ' PKG. SILVERBROOK rwjmii'i'i'Ji 29t 48t 20c 13c 14c Calijpfuila Jlaup 'kJkifo BEET SUGAR 10-LB. BAG IS-OZ. LVS. 3 CRACKED WHEAT FATHER'S DAY CAKE ORANGE LOAF CAKE CINNAMON ROLLS JANE PARKER DONUTS PORK ROAST SMOKED HAMS 1 (NO POINTS) amount of such tuition which the ' E1 , district must pay. Whatever it I cn‘‘rch' Ofand RapIds. i Rev.’- Alflrd AUird Way. who was several lacked of paying it was made up by ! R®' the pupil or his or her parents. >ear.s “8° t*,e PGatw ot the local . When, the 15 mill tax limitation Methodist church, has retired from law waa adopted by the voters of the superintendency of Bronson 1 Michigan, in many rural OBtricta hospital. Kalamazce. where he had i It was found impossible to keep ' made a splendid record. He very | —-------— ..... ­ within that fixed limit and pay the capably served the church church by by large Urgely increasing, ,h the endowment of high school tuition of Its pupils1 ,v - -^^..-,...1 who had completed eight grades, of Albion collect. He was a fine school work. So the .state took over preacher and pastor also; He has tutaaaally comfortable exferd thc Job of paying that tuition, and reached the time of life where he -taels he should retire from active has continued it ever since. During the depression, following work. He was Injured severely in I the crash of value* and securities in an automobile accident about a year | 1929. most rural, vjnage. and city ago... i schools had to make drastic curi tnilment in teachers’ wages, or I siwrtcn the school year. Many ciUes ■ and villages found it necessary also I to cut out some of the special train­ ; in* carried on by their schools in prosperous years. The low wages paid to teachers threatened disaster Farm Crops Will Be Used to the public schools, because those who had the required qualifications In Producing Substitute* for teaching could eam much more in other occupations. The 15 mill There will same good result from tax limit, which the people had this World war to the people of the voted, made It impossible to in­ United States, particularly to thc crease wages or enlarge the school fanners. That statement Ls based service lo the pupils or community. on what was said. In a recent series At this point the stale legislature of addresses in this state, by V. 8 realized that, with the tax limit Peterson, the du Pont Co.’s agri­ fixed by the voters gwn degree, help cultural consultant engineer. must come from the state, or pub­ Mr. Peterson asserted that Amer­ lic education in Michigan would ican fanners can be thankful that take- a long, backward step; so the the Axis nations did not have B : present school-aid law was enacted. monopoly of scientific knowledge, । It,makes J45.000.000 the limit of all research ability and Individual in­ state payments to schools, includ­ itiative when they gained control Ing the primary fund and tuition. ,of nearly all of the world's tin I which had been provided by pre­ mines, rubber trees, camphor, silk : vious laws. and other essential commodities. - In two further article® on this As supplies of one commodity af­ subject in succeeding issues of the ter another were cut off or threat­ i Banner, the writer will show how ened. Peterson said research spe­ much money Is paid to the Has- cialists were set at work developl tings. Barry. Freeport. Woodland. iRt substitutes. | Thornapple and Nashville school Substitutes Are Superior I districts by the state, and how much ”Wc can not say much about the taxpayers raise to carry on some of the substitutes already | these 12 grade schools In the fol­ perfected for military reasons be­ lowing one there will be some ven­ cause they are superior to the or­ interesting figures for each of the IginaLs." the engineer reported. M rural school districts of the coun­ Agricultural products have been ty. 30 of which are transporting their pupils to Hastings. Middle­ ville. Delton. Nashville and Wood­ land. Rural school officers and tax­ payers may be interested In the difference in cost to local taxpay­ ers where district schools are main­ tained and those where pupils are transported to towns having high schools. The primary school money, as lias been stated, comes from taxes on i corporations and estates very large- । ly. The tuition and state aid cash ' comes from an indirect lax—the Hoving decided to quit farming I will offer for sale ot my place 4 miles south I sales tax. So we all help pay it bv , handing pennies to those who sell । and 2 miles west of Middleville or ’/* mile south and ’/* mile east of Bowen* Mill* I us articles—from chewing gum to 1 threshing machines. Because it Is j on Section 8, Yankee Spring* Twp., Barry Co., the following on separated from us in such small ! amounts we never make a protest— we Just pay it, and forget it. But if I the *207.628.63 of tuition money and state aid for schools were spread ax a tax on all of Barry county, it would add over 10 mill* to the tax rate. Would you hear a roar of em­ BEGINNING AT I O'CLOCK SHARE. <■ ' phatic protest If that were done? You certainly would; for it would add 40 per cent to the tax rate. The originator of Indirect taxation was a statesman. JERSEY HEIFER, 9 mos. old CEREVIM AedecLe The Ideal First Solid Food For Babies BULL, Aberdeen Angus, Black HOLSTEIN-GUERNSEY HEIFER, 9 mos. old 2 HEIFER CALVES TOOLS Formoll tractor F-12, overhauled this spring 1 bottom International tractor plow 8 ft. International tractor disc 3 sec. International spring tooth drag Two 2 horse cultivator* Deering mower. 5 ft. cut 2 horse hay rake . 2 horse hay rake for repair* 40 Oliver plow Bean puller 2 sec. spike drag DeLaval cream separator No. 12 50 gal. oil drum Electric fence unit 2 five gal. cream can* 2 horse hay farm wagon steel wheel* Hay rack Many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: All turn* of $20.00 or under, cash; all. sums over that amount 6 months time will be given on good bankable note* with interest ot 7 per cent. Anyone desiring time tee clerk before talc. BOMBS KITCHEN FATS ARE NEEDED FOR MUNITIONS Stebbins & Jacobs WM. H. ELLSWORTH, Prop. THE REXALL STORE Hastings Mich. Phone 2131 BARNEY CISLIB. AuOImh, BURTjETTE BINEWAY. Cl,rt< ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER, TBUUDAT, JUNE 17, 1 MJ ■ Craven and Mina steely and recovering imle Allen, of Kalainaidlng some time with 1. Prank Hom. * Mr. 'nn Bishob of Battle the weekend at their ► Robert Kenjon hat t for A. Lathmp nf Mra. Harry Mlsiner ot rcently. * Mila AShbv ortunc to lose u , valnd calf last week. A >e Alva Kenyon home Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nek and Jack of Noah- n of Grand Ledge, lott and Mrs. Uoroon 1*tings. * Mr. and Mrs. ven visited relatives In lo buy a Second War xlay than to think of on why you couldn’t. Mr. and Mrs. John Eddy and George Bradley were In Grand Rapids on Wednesday and aptyit the day with Mr*. L A. Sargeant and daughter Abby. school, Hall ot Devine tonroe. Mrs. Yvonne Mun Joy left Wed­ nesday for Texarkana. Tex., to vis­ of the w««k. I Mr. and Mra. Fiord Armour en it her husband, Fvt. Richard Mun*nd*[lr*- AI *'xl tertained several of their friend* Ila Creak. Mr. and Mra. Ed Burma .Joy fc ?*.!!!? v ’rtth * house-warming Ssturdsy the Hastings High school KO. v4ProgreMlve pedro wa* Cerium township and-the same (fay. U Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Armbruiter. | j —.>•*- ... ■ — Kent hi at • Pennock aiio Edith n< cuiuL* hos- axxxt iotu received hl* commission a* a phal. Mr. and Mrs. Thomah and i virgie Cpl. N. A Hemey. mechanical in- |1 navigator -aL the Hondo Aviation daughter Noreert left on Sunday Mrs - Wood' and Vem HawbUte. stractor at Fort Sill. Okla, and wife Field/ Hondo. Texas. He formerly (pending the week In Ann Arbor visited hta parents. Mr. and Mrs. I lerbcrt Wilcox helped to serve. Milham Park. Kalamasoo. In cele­ to make their turns in Deuult. Mra. Emma Henna and daugh- Monl> Hm U in Traverse City for F. E. Hemey on Sunday. bration of Marian Burkeys sixth Cpl. P. J. Cusack, a student of J The city council met Friday ereter Dori* of Saline will spend thc , the summer where he h employed |r*l organ selection* trttlch In-1 r,ct. Z, weekend with Gsorgo Bradley. at the Traverse City golf club. Mannion Military Academy. Aurora, nlng. Only thc usual routine of jling relative* In Caro. Robert j Guests of Mr. arid Mrs. Clayton Ur. and Mra. E'O. Rothaar were HL. arrived home Saturday lo spend । business wa* considered. his summer vacation with his par- 1 Mr. and Mra. Richard Groos, ...r on Thursday were Mr. ‘m Detroit a few days this week. Spillane spent the weekend visiting Brandjletter and Mra. Mra. Jc Joseph of t ChiDonald cnuiui Smith u is ui In uvhvu Detroit ent*. Mr. and Mr*. P. J. Cusack of Richard Jr. and Emil Tyden are at “Wedding March" from Lohengrin JOHNCOCK REUNION In Battle Creek. *nd — l,..Hanish ~. i। mv». •__ whmi ..... HM-.AU J. ka _ __ . . .... 1.-their Oun lake cottage for the sum­ for the processional and MendelMrs. Chris Bpirls and daughter cago. Mr. and. Mrs. Sidney Beach, for a few day* this week with heri' W. Oreen St. Georgia, and Mra. Angelo BpirU ' of Anng, DI. and son Gordon Cove daughter. Mr* William Solns, , Mr*. Ethel Freeman and daugh- mer season. . . , cock family was held. Saturday. were In Grand Rapid* Sunday : 0! San Franeiaco, Mrs. Louise Col- whHe yr 8mnh |s tn Chicago on ter Paula spent last week vUltlng June 12, at thc Cloverdale Town where that .attended church serv- bum and Mra. Martha Branaitetter business trip. Mr. and Mra. Karl Bevcr and fans- i Mr. and Mr*. J. E McMillan enHall with Mrs. Arthur Johncock ice,. ; of Grand .Haptds. Mrs. Vem Engle left on Thurs- ily of Delton. On Friday Mra. Free- leitainod their Euchre Cluo Satur- rlage by her father, wai entertaining. Seventy-two relative* Mra. William Stebbins. Billie and I Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Dolan. Mr. day to Join her husband who has man and Mr*. Bever visited tn Bal- . day evening June 12th at their a pale blue sheer frock were present to enjoy the bounti­ home on East Clinton St. Winner* Helen. Mra. Richard Groo* and and Mr*. Harold Phillips. Mr. and ; been returned to MacDill Field. tie Creek. ful' dinner. The following officers Dick and Mr*. Clayton Matson Mrs Dewey Hon and George Snook .Tampa. Florida, LeonardSWWood ’u^’Mrs.0* ttcar W«iriiaKrCMrar’Ein*,Kelley*aDd iulse Baldwin, sister of thc 1 President. Earl Johncock; yteespent Thursday in Grand Rapids, are attending the A. E R. A. con- | Robert Shannon has been in Cln- K^mwl andJ^ment LromW- Walt*r LewU TrsvclIUy prize wa* Gurata of Mra. Richard Groos at | vention in Cincinnati th!* week, cinnatl for a few days this week. wa* the bridesmaid Her pre*. Russell Johncock; secretary, as also of blue sheer and MU* Margaret Johncock, and treasGun lake on Eaturday wen i Mr. and Mrs. Hon w01 continue Clarence Shult* returned last . day until Monday visiting relative* ciarence^alters’^of' Ifaiiura* Yna rr A COLD WATU sage was formed of pink uer. Mrs. Olin Brown. A musical from there on a southern trip re- week from lhe University hospital in Kalamaaoo and Holland. L.- E. Barnett, Mra. Eaward snapdragons. Don । Miss Kathleen Perry, who ha*. Karmcs of dovtrdale rose* and year and Anne. Mrs. William -turning about lhe first of July. at Ann Arbor where he had an 8HOWKB BATH Flngleton of ML Pleasant was best bln*. Billie and Helen. BUlto I Mr. and Mr*. Erik von Rel* spent operation eye. * -------on----hi*— । been working in Calhoun Co . with were Kufa**mainlng for the weekend. the weekend with Mr. and Mra. |I Mr. and Mr*. Fred -------— man. Goodell and the w. k. Kellogg Foundation, came . second Saturday The Rev. Wlmton Stone left on Aben Johnson. Miss Agnes Johnson David have gone to their cottage , xfonday u> begin her duties a* senWhile peonies, rose* and other Following the ceremony a recep­ 'next year on the . . Monday for Fort Wayne and will returning to Detroit with them north of Saranac for part of their jor counsellor at the Barry Co. 1 early summer flowers were used in tion was held In the church social In June. ' • return with Mra. Stone, who has for a week, vacation. i Health Unit profusion in 'the lounge and on the parlors, basket* of peonies furnish­ been spending a week there. i Mrs. Grace Greenwood Brown of Fred Smith attended thc session* , (jeorge A. Sumner and Mr*. I tables al the Tuesday luncheon at ing the decoration*. Mr. and Mr? WOMEN OF THE MOOSE At the regular meeting of the Billy Stebbins will leave next Chicago and Mra. Myrtle Shangh- ,of the Michigan Conference held Emma s. Evans went to Spring- lhe Country club, where sixty were Henry MUlder acted as master and Women of the Moom*. Fridav rveTuesday to be an assistant eoun- nessy of Kalamazoo were guest* on ।at Benton Harbor last week,re- ; field rj . on Friday fora vLslt with ' sepwi. Mr*. Ray Branch won lhe ntng. June IB. the following officers sellor at Camp Kitanniwa for the Tuesday of Mrs. John Eddy, turning on Friday. the former a daughter. Mis* Suz- blind bogey golf event and at bridge Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin left Sun­ will be Installed to serve for thc summer. i Ml** Anne Burton left on Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Storkan and annt. « Sumner, who ha* had a the winners were Mra. Edw. Van day evening Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy at- dav to spend the summer In Ann Mr. and Mra. Weliealev Ironside [ position there at thc Lelandhotel! Poperlng and Mrs. John Ironside, northern M were at Oun lake over the week- j for theYMSt three months. I Guest* were Mrs. M. William Mus- return will tended lhe graduation exercises of Arbor, their daughter. Miss Mary Agnes. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Finnle ,end. । Mr. and Mrs Clifford Dolan and tard of Pontiac with Mra. Walter - furnfd from Beaumont. Texas on At Mount----Mercy Academy in re Grand MIm Mabel Slaaon wa* in Kata- ^ons liave moved to Oun take for I Stanley and Mia* Connie Cook, at the Duplex mp >u> u» 1 Trenton, N. J., with her mother, Both of the young people Rapids on O..M1W Saturday. Their son Wednesday nnd-en route spent n mazoo on Thursday and Friday ; the summer. Raymond returned from St. Joseph's few days with Captain and Mr*. the guest of Mr. and Mra. C. M. Mr. and Mr*. L. O. Spark* have ~ " graduates of the local high school. I Seminary In Grand Rapid*, June R. O. Finnle and family in Louts- Slwwn. and attended the oradua- I moved to Thornapple lake, occupy- ! is the chairman of next week's com­ Mrs Baldwin having been employed : tlon of her niece. ML** Barbara . ing the former Bert Spark* home mittee und the other members are at the Franklin store. 7th for the summer. t ville. Ky. Guests present from out of town Mrs. William Murphv 1* spend- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Willard Smith. Mr. Sisson on Thursday evening. Mr*. Dan Walldorff. Mrs. Dewey 1 there. Ing the week in Muskegon a* a guest and Mr*. R. E. Walt. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Winifred Yarger and son* I Mr. and Mrs. E. F Bottum were Hon. Mrs. Fred Stebbins end Mrs. were Lawrence Friedrich, Sparta, an uncle of the bride: Mr. and , : Howard Frost. of Mrs. B. C. Church and other Don Siegel and Mr. and Mrs. Car­ and Mr*. Dorothy Yarger of Ha«- jn Battle Creek on Satuday. Mrs. Fred Kennedy, Wayne; Mr. >f Detroit l< Is I * ’ ’ friends. ■ ;roll Burkholder spent Saturday in tings left Wednesday for Durham. Mrs. Alice Droulltard of and Mrs. James Drenten and N. C.. where they will Join Dennis , visiting her mother. Mra. Mrs. J. R. I On Monday evening lhe staff of daughter Don Flngltton arrived on Sat- Grand Rapid*, and daughter - in - law. urdav night from Mount Pleaaant Mra. Winona Downing. Mis* Rex- 1. Yarger. who Is la playing bell ball with , Hayr». 1 the Barry County Health DepartRapids; Mias Thelma Peck for a two week* vacation at home, ine Downing and Mis* Dorothy Bar- ]l,x. the Southern OAuth-m Aaociation. Aanefattan—Nashville Naahville , Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Merrick ment entertained at dinner al the Grand of Lansing, the groom's aunt; also He return--for four month* oftensing spend this week... South Haven with • home of vi Dr. ui. and M<u Mra. «u>. Frank r«au» wa«« will -----------------------------------—ker of ------------- will -"-.-I ------ .-jivr i<Nrwn. — ... «l*nt Sunday in Car­ several of Mr. Baldwin's fellow-em­ ficers* rera' training.--------------------------------- .end with Mr. and Mrs. John Eddy Mis* Joyce Hyde is home from Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Kent Drake. Mr*, Mrs rothers. complimentary to Mr*. Mra. ployees from Battle Creek. . Mra. Orville Sayles. Sayle*. ,Mrs. Mrs. Einar jWMCE. |WMCE. Kalamazoo for the sum- Drake returned with them for the Maude W. Smith, who retires as Mra. A; A. Roth and little son ।I Mr*. are »PC1IWUIK spending several week* with and mer. । week and Mr. Drake 1* coming Sat- county sihool commUsioner July 1. OTIS—CHANDLER »• .'“'I Frandsen and daughter Helen ............... . *-------------James Lahr of Seattle. Wa*h. urday for Ute weekend. Place* her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. William ;Mrs. Mr*. Edward Edward Van PcperLng Popering were In in Places were laid for fifteen fifteen and the Mr. and Mr*. Roy Chandler an­ Grand came Friday for a week's visit with Mr. and Mr*. Jos. Brozak and evening was spent informally. Mrs. nounce the marriage of their 113 S. Jaftersoa St Pio as 342$ Ford in Dearborn —1 Rapid* on Thursday. Donald D. Smith made » bualne? > I hi*mother. Mr*. Ell* Lahr, who 1* . jolyn visited Mr*. Brosak's parent* Smith wa* presented with a corsage, daughter. Mis* Pauline Chandler, to Mra. John Engle returned on Sat­ and other relatives. This IsMr. and Mra. G. C. Kent, of Lowell , • • . Second Lieutenant Philo Otis, Jr., urday after a week's visit with rel­ trip to Chicago the first of thc week , m. atives tn Clinton. Ontario, and a Mr*. Lyman Johnson and dnush- hi* first visit to the home town In from Wednesday UH Saturday ot i »ridaV rveninv Mr and Mn son of Mr. and Mrs. Philo Otis, Br.. ter Dori* of Hastings accompanied thirty-three yeara. u*t week. uAln* Merrick entertain^ the of North Muskegon, on Wednesday week spent with friends In Detroit. Warrant officer Lowell Teeter Mr. and Mrs. Homer Warner went ' MerncK entertained tne evening. June 8. The ceremony was Miss Sara Schader returned from Hollis L. Johnson of Cadillac to Lansing on Friday after spending Adrian last Monday to see hi* I has returned to hl* duties at Camp to Wall two weeks with her aunU, Mrs. D. daughter. June Marte, graduate Forrest. Tenn., after a week's leave vacation, from St. Joseph Academy. Adrian. ’ which he spent here with Mrs. by Mis* L, Wing and Mra. B. L. Kenyon. I ville. Miss Arllne Campbell of Lan­ This Sunday they attended the ; Teetcr-^nd other relatives. graduaUng exercise* of hl* son. Mm. William Solms and sons of Ml** Belva Riley came home from Perry and Gary crook. sing «)>ent the weekend at home. 1 Midland on Friday for her summer I vacation. Site expect* to return Complimentary to her husband. ' there to teach again next year. Pic. Frank Hardart. who was home Thc Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Clin- on leave from Lo* Angele*. Mrs. Hardart (Ellen Ecki entertained , for a short stay. 1 with a family party at their newly Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bo’.tum were 1' furnished home at Tliomapple lake In Kalamazoo on Thursday a* guest* Guest* were present from Charlotte of Mr and Mrs. Gerald Hoekstra and Hastings. Pvt. Hardart re­ and children. lumed Tuesday lo California. Weekend guest* of Mr. and Mrs. R. K Compton were Mr and Mrs To celebrate her sixth birthday. E. L. Crandall of Sheridan. Lenore Mnrir.n Burkey entertained sixteen and Oar Compton returned home little friends, at htr home on Mon­ ' with them for a week's visit. I' day afternoon. Juna 14. Many games 4 ere enjoyed' । * were enjoyed by"all by' all lhe lhe children. children. ^iS^fehJhvaXuontofnSn^lie 1 A,ter thc ®P«n,n« of the. Kt,u' * ' isrortawlS? friend* in Junch consulting of ice cream belh friend* In wlth miniature fl„., and B ctucago •rr.u.r .... nst—Hav beautiful cake with candle* wa* wh«hZrtwn?a^tw 1 wrvfd her moth,“r Balloons, used (SL’S?’ : a* decoration* over lhe uble. were Charles Barnes* sister on her trip 1 given each child. 11 here to visit her brother. Enroute Miss Kreider will visit relative* In Thc Welcome UA.S. was enter­ Pennsylvania. tained at the home of Mrs. R. B. II Little Richard Lee Edger, of Bat­ Walker Thursday. June 10. for din­ tie Creek, Is spending two week* At Thc New O.P.A. Prices with Mr*. Anna Willitts m with hl* grandmother, Mrs. Irene ner. hostess. Twenty member* and five Rayner. _________ guests were present. MUSIC RECITAL Large bowls of scarlet and witlte The pupils of Mrs. I. J. Smith gave a music recital In thc social peonies and small basket* of daisies rooms of the Methodist church on and garden flowers made attractive Saturday. June 12 at 3:00 o'clock. table settings for the buffet supper One-hundred and fifty Invited at the Country dub on Sunday guests attended. The decorations night. About seventy members with consisted of basket* of flowers and their families and friends were In attendance. The committee in white lattice work. The following rendered musical charge of the affair was Mr. and selections of their own choosing: Mrs. Einar Frandsen. Mr. and Mrs. Dad la such a growl guy that he'll love you whether or not you give him a present Bristol. Dr. and Mrs Herbert Philip Gldley. Eunice Sanders. Eti- James next Sunday. Why net surprise him with some good, practical duds that he'll be Ene Curtis. Lenore Compton. Phll- Wedel. Mr. and Mra. Howard Prost Silsbee. Caroline Mackey. Evelyn and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook. On James. Marilyn McDonald. Agnes Saturday a dance Is being planned for member* and their friends. A Bowerman. Duane Bump, Norma ten piece orchestra will furnish the many Wilson Brothers Hems that will do the trick. See them todayl Sherman. Luccena Bowerman. Vir­ music. The committee making thc ginia Leary. Joyce Bowerman. Jes­ nrntngemcnbi is Dr. and Mr*. Nor­ sie Chrispell. Arion Sherman. Elaine bert Schowalter, Mr. snd Mrs. R. 'Styled hr Fothsr'i Day (Jvoe 20th) Colvin. Frances Bustance, Jeanette Walt. Mr. and Mn. Dewey Hon, Kosbar, Clarence Bump. Mary El­ E. Dr. and Mn. Prank Carrothers. Mr. len Hale. Elaine VanHorn, Richard and Mn. William Stebbins. Mr. andM Branch and Dorothy Ann Bower. Mn. Wellesley Ironside. Mr and! Mra. Hubert Cook and Mr. and Mrs. TEACHERS DOING Willard Smith. PATRIOTIC DUTY Seven of lhe Hasting* men teach­ FAULTLIIS PAJAMAS A pleasant event of graduation er* decided they did not want to play all summer so went over to New sheer-weight Faultless Paja­ Battle Creek and secured work at mas, roomy-cut for sleep the Union Steam Pump Co . mak ­ cn 8. Market last Thursday. About Get him several pairs at ing the drive together everv day. thirty-five seniors and their friend* These energetic men are Walter Perkins. Herbert Reinhardt, Carl Datnson, Joe. Brozak, Dana Bur­ occasion which will long be remem­ gess. O. Avery Aten and Arthur bered for many of those present will be widely scattered before the PERSONALS SOCIAL ITEMS ROOM HOTEL HASTINGS NOTICE! DUE TO SHORTAGES BEYOND OUR CONTROL OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY BEGIN­ NING MONDAY, । JUNE 14 IIANGIIART BAKFUY Hundreds of New Dresses Sheers, Crepe, Pique, and Dimities — at Popular IAAA to D 398 SKIRTS SLACK? SLACK New Sheer Hose! ops. $1.00 HOSE, NOW LE miles south Bowens Mills 943 EIFER. 9 mot. DON'T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T NEED-BUY WAR BONDS erhaulcd thia ictor plow disc 9 tooth drag Colorful new Congo Ties. i«irm imunwiAi <0. 12 ic fence unit Skipper Leisure Shirts and knit Tahirta are equally good for work­ ing or reUsing. Smart new weaves and colors In easy-lo-launder fab­ rics. JUNE 23-24-25-26 ENTERTAINMENT for YOUNG & OLD Prizes for fish caught in Barry County Dads love comfort They 11 appre­ ciate these cool, Poronet shor’s with flexible Ringaider waist. Pastel-toned socks with comfort­ able knit toye. He iWAY. CI.rk Print*.$1.95 to $2.98 Rayons. .$3.98 to $5.00 Better Dresses —$8.75 "GANTNER" to §00 Fancy Crash u~ 19c Stevons All Linen ..29c CHILDREN S DAY, FRIDAY 25TH CHILDREN'S PARADE 2:30 P. M. in Charge of City Play Ground Staff Frandsen9 Exclusive, but not expensive If il’s for men or boys, they have it at in B A1 II D * Smm [1 SUITS One and Two Pieces |95 numerous ta op 50c Bathing Suits SPONSORED BY AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 45 HASTINGS feel wheels i over that 'ilh interest SEAMLESS, NOW BANNER WANT ADS PAY BLUEGILL FESTIVAL^ for business. V-shaped waist PRIZES for garnet, contests qnd parade ft-4 89c 79c 69c We are headquarters for large and half sixes DaCel SHIRTS Poroast-weave shirts in cool pastel tones. Can be worn with collar open for leisure... buttoned with a tie ' 89c HOSE, N0W_ IRRIGULAR, NOW r’ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1943 LEGAL NOTICES fl 17 PL-u, TlOFhL. iilack marking. Jamea route 1. Phane 7«vFI J. UcClurk tn. e 1? MIBCEIXAJfEOUa LIST OF TEACHERS FOR COMING YEAR NATIONAL EDITORIAL— KMlSkLASSOCJATION (Continued from page 1. Section 1) Ala 8- Myers, Mrs Evelyn Schelhas. Doris Bherln and Mrs. Ger­ trude Wileox. In lhe First ward school Mary Williams is principal und the oth­ er teacher Is Mrs. Maude W. Smith. Second ward teachers are Grace Edmonds, prlncipalr and Anne B. Burton. Mrs. Ruth Sherwood Burrell is returning to her former position ns director <’f girls' nhjrsiad educa­ tion and Mrs. Maude W. smith is resuming her teachtnr after serv­ ing three terms as Barry eounty school commissioner. Among Ute oilier new members of the stair are several from out­ Sheldon Agency All Kiada of lataraac* Sorely Bondi hoae 31*5 HuUifi Swanson Agency side the state, three coming from Minnesota. Mis* Ruth 8wend Iman of Dexter. Minn., is 'a graduate ot the Winona. Minn. Stale Teach­ ers Collett, and.will teach Kngliah. in Junior High. M1m Mary MeRty of Rochester. Minn., and MLu Doris Sherin of Winona, Minn., graduated from lhe Winona college with -B. 8. degrees and wJU teach in Uw elementary grades. Two of thc new staff members are not strangers here, but have never taught In the local schools. Mrs Mary Roush Payne, home eco­ nomics teacher in the High school, graduated from WMCE with a B. 8. degree and since then has taught In Delton and other scltoois. Mias Kathleen V. Murray, also of this city, received her A. B. degree from the University of Michigan and tias taught In the Cedar Springs and Sparta schools. Her work here will be the teaching of social science In junior High. The board of education and Supt. Van Buskirk are fortunate in se­ curing such a splendid corps of in­ structors for the coming year and it is a credit to the school officials, the school and the city to have so many of lhe former teachers re­ turn.____________________ | Under Soviet law. any citizen wlio refuses work to a woman simply i because she la a woman, la liable to punishment. PROTECT YOUR CAR From *1.00 »P with BUU Farms W-20 roll Won FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT OPENING AUCTION SALES PARKER WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CpMPANY Lhl Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY Saturday, JUNE 19, 1913 Marshall Furnaces AT 107 E. STATE ST. Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of furna^ss KoTicU- Eaves Troughing Tin Shop We will have a continuous stock of high Floor Sanders for Rent grade used furniture. Come in and see C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. what we hove. If we do not have what you wont we will get it for you if it is Swanson available. Of if you need new furniture Agency there is still some we can get. REDUCED RATES Property damage and Liability t .arid Ct FOULTBY Conforming to Michigan's new Responsibility Law may wc ad. । ■ ■ FOR HALF. ■ 300 l.roilrr. Average weight l‘, II... 40r aaelt. Welby II. < ruakford, Woodland. Telvpbune 2641. 0 17 Michigan motorists? Farm Bureau State Agent ICE PRODUCE STRAWHF.KIIIEH are now ready lo pick. Kling uan boaea. William Clagatt. •» mile N. Alrnnquin Lake. 6 17 -STHAWDERKIEH Are ripe. Bring runtainera and pirk ,uor own It po<slbl« a. If. hard 1.. get help, phone Ken­ neth llurkia. 73OFI-3 il l? FOB HAI.K — Herd |aotali>ra, Phone 730-F2. 617 SEED POTATOES Will hate load Haatinga l.ivevtuak auction. Fri., J lit. Au tilrnil. fl 17 AUCTIONEER Liit year Anctioa Stitt with DEWEY REED Batea can be made at Banner office. Phom 3447 Haitiati, Mich To Our Customer Because of unusually heavy demands by our many patrons, our. cleaning and pressing estab­ lishment is so over loaded with work that we SALE OB XEMT— CITY, COUHTBT AND XEBORT will be unable to accept any new work for the Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH Shipping Livestock period of June 21 to 26,Jnclusive. With More Comfort This ''moratorium" will enable us to "cotch Every Saturday up" with lhe jobs already on hand and will help LEGAL NOTICES JAKE DEPRIESTER us to give patrons the customary prompt atten­ MOTICR TO CREDITOR! tion in the near future. We regret the necessity for taking this step WANTED but feel sure that our customers will understand DRIVERS and LOADERS. Good ware*, exrrllent workinc rondlUoni, ewntlal industry. Cail Grand Rap­ Ids 96141 or write RELIABLE CAR- C. “BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCE CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Bras*, Copper & CLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Mlchlcan Atodm WOO 1*37 HssUnri 3-4 tntie noriii Coat. lima ’’IrrWoodland 2547. Foil SAIrlk 0 -yr. «ld liam II. H. 1 ree..,.l for l.lt n-1. milk «i«2 IK. butterf Riaht in every wav. Due Ort 3 Prairieville I3F22, C/-|i>nla C. J ihllliplnn. Mrr Fob SALK J.r.ey l-uit. 15 uoa. old. phone I',-" FOK HAl.F.-Huloein heifer. 3 yr., old. fre.b one week a.lf by .Ida 375 Iba 1-eUnd Ena. 2 mile. ao«lh r. 17 Odea.a FOH KAI.K How and ala pig.. aow *<1 400 Ib. paler *Ht». 2!k mile. north Of Middleville wr.i a|.lr nf railroad 1-aPUrre Mitawn, Middleville. fl 17 FOR SALE—Your rh..lee of 4' Poland China |-igl. between .eel. old Kral* Skidmore, is‘!til»a FEATHERS URGENTLY NEEDED I,,,.— tretee deep lsU> skin MONEY-UCX rue. to reach the r |ai*B*NTEE| "Viw-L liquid. Stay to apply. NZbandagua. f Thouaanda ot gmtefuL aatlaftad o, TENEX Brakemen Switchmen Telegraph Operators Yard Clerks Apply Superintendent's Office, NYCRR, Jackson, Mich. . Application from those now em­ ployed Ln war Industries will not be considered. STEBBINS & JACOBS HASTINGS, MICH. DEAD STOCK REMOVED! INSURANCE and BONDS EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT Lily White Flour good wheal. 58 :1 1 i-t ! = M Um. flour for bushel It We hare a complete stock of sail—fine, medium, and coarse—bloek and rock. LOST. FOXnrD. STRAYED FOUND—Caln |>orae. aoma mon ay. Own- INSECT PROBLEMS! AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. . The Barry Cleaners 101 E. State, Hastings Phone 2140 YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable HORSES $5.00 COWS $4.00 We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS hr some of that good ■ FOR 8AI.K- 25 weaning plga. Hn-.all Booher, IH mile. ea.|F<>f Co*la Grove fl-17 FOR HAl.B-Dor.H- »«. with mlle’ea.i Alfred Uonatlea. Freepnrt; '( ■ 1. H U i.lrott. farm. « 17 FOR SALK—15 ria. 7 weaka" nld ar a aaw and right (.ic«- 753 F4. II..tin|. K 2. Gao. Kelly. #17 FOR HALF.—4 pica. V naeka old. aitra gp.td oaer Gilhert MrLwod. Wood­ land Mirh. Phan. 3901. H IT FOR -RaI.E^-IO t.lrr. » waakV old" Franeia KaUar. Xaahrilla PhoM 3137 XnahrUI* g-17 t f. XPERIENCED FITTER ^4* 6 ____ Iruss Fitting ITCHING SKIN r»n of Rrld'a R«ort. fir 1 MTi? Naal*itle J.-^.h Slntr FOK JiAi.K—Four year aid lh> oughbra.l Jeriey row. Hay Link. X. lroid«a. fl 17 FOH SALE—4 H vr old Guern.ev «<>w fre.h tail Feb. *125. Helfer with ralf l.i .ide I1M.-J.ar l« *135. Paul Hyde. R. 1. Delton fl IT FOR SALK—111 "Id Jeruv Ulf is li CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training try line Middlavil FOK HALF. T<»m Mark hor.e.. 5 yr< old. «*l. 3300. Alio ><1114 braia the reason which prompted it. AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING" Rid your premises of Bed-Bugs, Roaches, Moths, Termites, Fleas, Rodents, other pest* by reliable Fumigator & Extarmi- Pep your chickens up with our 8-B.V. mash. It gives results. Quality fuels always. SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. BAaroeas, micb. LAKE LOTS FOR SALE! We are offering just six (6) lots for sale. High and dry building sites. The lots range in size from 70 to 135 feet water frontage, and 178 to 350 feet deep. Each lot has access to Lights, City Gas, Tel. Good roads and nice swimming beach. Terms may be arranged to suit your buying power. BUY NOW while wages are high, and build when conditions will permit. REID S RESORT, THORNAPPLE LAKE - u �( state. three coming from ta. Mixa Ruth Bwendlman er. Minn.. 1* a graduate of >ona. Minn.. State Teach«e. and. will teach English ir High. Mias Mary Melby liter. Minn., and Mlu Doris f Winona, Minn., graduated e Winona college wt'rfi B. tea and w|U leach in the try grades. • >f the new staff members strangers here, but have ught in the local schools, ry Roush Payne, home ecoeacher in the High school, d from WMCE with a B. ■ and since then has taught h and other schools. Miss i V. Murray, also of this lived tier A. B. degree from verslty of Michigan and (hl in thc Cedar Springs ria. schools. Her work here :ie teaching of social science .- High. •rd ot education and Supt. .kirk are fortunate In *eich a splendid cants ot tu­ tor the coming year and edit to the school officials, il and the city to have so the former teachers rcSoviet law. any citizen ies work to a woman simply she Is u woman, Is Hable iment. XG :house MPANY 19, 1913 ST. * ;to’ck of high e in and see )t have what r you if it is ew furniture et. C E mer* mandi by our retsing cifob­ work that wo work for tho us to "catch and will help prompt often- ting this step ill undentand THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JUNE 17, 1943 IICHTY-EIGHTH YEAR ON THE HOME FRONT (Continued from page 1. Section 1) under skin woraer than sweetheart other beau. And he no knock, just come in anyhow. Sneak up on you from grass like snake. Dog he yap. Grasshopper he yawp. Skeeter he zing. Bee he xung. Wood pussy he phew. Cred­ itor he fume. But chlggvr he no yap, no yawp, no zing, no xung. no phew, no fume. Slick closer thap poor relation. Moke itchee on most bashlul places. In bus. In swell com­ pany. so forth. More itches, more scratchce: more scratchee. more Itchee. What to dol How kill him? No one know. How escape him? Rub stlnkum on skin, everybody holler. No rub slinkum. holier alone, No use fight. Let might mite bite.” How thrilled und pleased we were to find on the bulleUn-board In the office a letter from ’Mickey’ McPharlln enclosing the wings given him by Ute RA.P. as a token of ' hU appreciation of what the high school had done for him. He and the rest of you will never know how much we rejoice In your suc­ cess and grieve when misfortune overtake* you. Well, they might want some of the space in Ute Banner for some­ thing else so Ill quit. I wish you the beat of luck. There Is no coun­ try a* well worth working nnd fighting for as yours. Jean Barnes. can relax and that we can say. "Hello again, hope all's going well with you." This week the carton of 'cigs' go to Sgt. Gerald Forty (Freeport) and we hope you can 'light up’ way out there in Utah. Tills week (Tuesday) some eleven fellows leave for the navy, three of the number going Into lhe Seabees. Next Tuesday seventeen more take off for thc army among them Pat Reynolds < Middleville 1 who has been ’head over heels’ excited about getting In the 'scrap* because he's been trying to tell the army for aomc time that no matter how young he was. he should be in there pitching. So now you’ve made it Pat. nnd It’s a great country ^rhen boy* like you can't wait to defend her. knowing the price you may pay be­ fore It's all over. Another Middleville lad, William Sweet volunteered for service which makes three boy* from that family fightin’ with their UncM Sammy leaving on Tuesday also is ‘Red’ (Ernest) Wilkins who has been a v*ry Important part of the Banner staff for the past fifteen years. There never was a fellow nicknamed •Red’ that wouldn't be missed be­ cause they’re always good guys that you want to Itave around. And that'* exactly the kind qt ’Red’ we’ve known these many modns and it Isn’t any fun to say 'good-bye* to a fellow like that. But there Is on* thing—it’s fellows like ’Red’ and the rest ot you. that has made the American forces. Army, Navy, Coast Guards, the whole lot of you. lhe best (censored by the editor) outfit In the whole wide world so no won­ der we’re so (censored 1 proud of you. Good luck men. for every one of you. And now again to lhe ’nice to see you home,* news. Norman Cox (Woodland) who Is stationed In New Jersey’left Monday night after a week at home. And did he get a break—while here, three of his old buddys were home on leave too— Carl Brock. Dallls Rush, and John­ ny Bulling. Dallls and Johnny still have n few more days. (Johnny ha* a vicious looking enslgnia on his uniform—it's a tiger head with a tank being crushed between the opened Jaws—their slogan Is. ’’Seek. Strike" and Destroy." Johnny is plenty proud of his division of tank 1 destroyers all you have to do Is talk 1 to Johnny to know that he and his buddles have what it takes to ful­ fill the Job they have been trained Pfc. Ivan AUerdlng came home Friday from Camp Claiborne for fifteen days, Ivan says he likes the army, that it is plenty alright with aners Phone 2140 SABLED Valuable one ot th# best looking guys In hU company. Lawrence has seen Bob Plnnnery (Nashville) and Harland Blair so the fellows catch up on home news when they get together. MS U.8.N. Training Station. Great 1923 Q M. Aviation Army Air Bas# Rapid City, S. D. These two boys have a personal Stanley Kempel has been home score to settle with a certain self and he found Earl Eggleston to acclaimed threesome before they compare notes with cause both fel­ take off their uniforms and call It Mrs. Rozrlla Burghduff Max low* are In Medical unlUi Stan Is a a day. Cpl. M. Freeman. 16011123 It Is no longer that a fellow 221 So. Michigan Avenue cook for his medics and he hadn't Hastings, Michigan seen anyone from home since he I* a 'big shot’, he's now a ’crack­ • June 8. 1943 New York, N. Y. saw George Roush in Miami. Stan shot’ or a trigger-tiger. One such la ! Dear Mother. Fred Haywood who Is expert with Now what's this Max. about no How Is everything In Hastings. hair cut from Feb. 20th until May a rifle. His address Is— Stanley Kempel 38434978 Pvt.' Frederick Haywood 3G42ft73 All OK. I hope. 18th? You guys must look like the 82nd Med. Bat. Just got cleaned up and it Is now house of David on a world lodr or Co. C. 137 Inf. A.P.O. 35 Port Leonard Wood. Mo 8:15. Had to gel a haircut tonight semething. We know some of lhe Camp Rucker. Ala. Home for lhe first time In two Bon Voyage lo Lt. Commander spection Saturday Haven't had my fellows near the' Arctic let their yean, three and one half months Is beards and hair grow to help keep Cpl. Gerald L. Reynolds for fifteen Ken McIntyre who sailed for points halj- cut for 2 weeks and It was get­ them want). maybe by the same days which he surely appreciates south in the Pacific. 'Hello' to Bruce ting long. Not bad though. I might logic you do likewise to keep «fol cause Hastings looks pretty good to Long in San Diego. Calif.—you bel­ have gotten by Inspection all right iaatie shade. Jim Burghduff men­ him and he doesn't care who knows ter write a letter for the fellows In bul I didn't want to take the tioned in his letter about finally • « It. It's lo bad your brother Ray­ your gang. Bruce. Congratulations to you for your old area. Quite a walk. That Is the having to get 11 hair cut too. Any­ mond couldn’t have been home at way. Good wishes to both of you -the same time, especially to cele­ promotion lo Petty Officer ’Pete’ only drawback about where we are nnd be^t of luck. brate that scrumptous birthday Powell somewhere In the Alleulians. now. We are away from everything. chicken dinner the family had for Good work Pete, and wasn’t ll a June 6. 1943 you on-Sunday at Charlton Park. break to meet Bob Shultz up there Well. I didn ’ t get any mall to ­ Dear Zolly: (Your birthday not the chickens. In ’them parts.' You get our salutations too. Bob night. Feel kinda lonesome, too. I You’re one of those peppy lads I received-your gift of 81.00 and think there is a letter for me some'Red', (didn't the fellows use to Pierce, for your new rank of Cor­ .where but someone hud to go way call you that?> Anyway? we’re al) poral since June 1st. Well mull ail down to our old orderly roof for the cause it came at a time I reallv for you and it was swell having you mall and I don’t believe they got needed It. The gift was a swe” re­ Cnl. Robert Lee Pierce back in the old town even for such all the mall. At • least there were minder of the people I had to leave a short time. Well«pen you new# only a few of the boys that got any behind. Aberdeen Proving Gr.. Md. Thanking you again for your •’Hl." to David Settles who Is mail. thoughts, I am, Cpl. Gerald L. Reynolds now In Australia. He writes that It It is quite a lot cooler here today. . Very sincerely yours, Btry. C. 5flth C. A. was so dog-gone good to see civi­ Has been cloudy all day and looked PFC Robert R. Shellenbarger Box 89 lized people again that thc men. like It would rain but It didn't. Sure 2nd Bn. Hq. Co, 406 Inf. Santa Barbara. Calif. women, everybody he saw. looked seems good to me to have it cooler. Birthday—June 13 positively beautiful. David aasw. It Is just right not lo be comfort­ Camp Maxey, Texas Now lo our Globe New*, which 'maybe they never heard of Paul able. Some of the boys think it Is means word from you all over the Bunyan over here but he must have a little loo coo| but they tike not face of the earth. ■, Hello Grandma. been in Australia because every­ from Michigan. And what a small world It Is when thing is so big there. Ants big as Well just a few lines to let you Well 1 think I am going to like the John Ironsides In Hastings write turtles, ant-hills waste high, and the rock crusher course. I got aw­ know I am all right. I am in one friends of theirs tn Scotland, who bats with 24 Inch wing spread. On fully tired though. Don’t have to of the largest hotels in St. Peters­ have friends across tl»e street, who David's address change his number work very hard either, but I don’t burg. It is hot here in the daytime have relatives living in Iceland to A P O. 712 know why It la 1 get tired. Lots of and cold at night. I have a swell these past eleven years, who hear Well bet you were happy Friday standing around I guess. You see tan. We have been busy this week. about Gordy Crothers digging In up George Bedford. When Mrs. B. when we get the plant all greased Monday and Tuesday we drilled; that way and they Invite nlm to (Mary French) arrived to begin and start It running, all we have Wednesday I stood guard from 10 their home tn enjoy their fireside army life with you. keeping house to do U watch it run and see that to 12 in the morning: Thursday I and three young*uns. Small world in a trailer. Another new armv everything goes right. had K.P.; Friday wc. marched for or no. we're all alike when It come* bride writes of their' trailer, “it’s We are divided Into groups of ten miles out to the Alfie range. A to liking that ’homey’ feeling. Thu cowded but cozy and moves with about four or five and then every­ fellow that" I chum around with articular visit was the first time the army and after all that’s lhe day we change off on different asked me over for chicken supper irdy had stepped inside a home Idea." Congratulations to you machines. That way we get to run last Wednesday night. His wife and since he stepped out of his own George too. on your new rank of the whole plant. That is one thing mother came down last Sunday. He home on west Green street ovey Corporal. in our favor. We learn by experience sure has some swell folks. We have two years ago. and Gordy Is far We salute you second Lt. George out there so that will help a Jot too. gcxxl eats here. from being a softy but he admits Fingleton. son of Mrs. Alma FlngWe sure get good chow now and I was reclassified last Saturday. that ll took him some time to leton. upon your graduation from all we want. Maybe I will gain buck I nrobably will be here yet a monin. straighten around cause the feel of the Engineer Officer Candidate some of the meat I have lost. Well I had real high grades on my testa a home can do funny things to a School. Fort Belvoir. Va. on June I have lost some. I don't know how und was capable of any school of­ guy. Gordy says he’d almost for­ 9th. Let us know when you are much though. fered to limited service men I took gotten how 'kids' acted but these settled In your new station. Well I guess I win say goodby radio mechanic fot first choice and little tads were showing off for ’ths Another salute to second Lt. Wes­ for now and hope that everything airplane mechanic for second. 1 will soldier* Just like the kids he remem­ ley R. VanDenburg. son of Mr. and Is O_K, with you. ” .......... have to go to schqol for 22 weeks. bered buck home. Well, so long. with, lots of love. Mrs. Charles W. VanDenburg. Nash­ The Gordon Edmonds have two ville R 3. upon your new rank and From your son, meal—about 4500. From our room sons In service now—Loren who graduation from, the Officer Candi­ Jim uitiy PFC James K. Burghduff date course at The Infantry* School a few blocks from the shore. finished at H.HS. in ’40) is now In at Fort Benning. Ga, Student COC. 1st ESH. I had a swell bov from the Coats service. His address U— Good going to you Archie Sin­ Grove L.AB. and I sent a letter of Pvt Loren a. Edmonds Fort Belvoir, Va. clair for your new rating of private thanks to Dorothy Barnum. Co. D. 138 T.D.T.B. first class now that you’re a grad­ Well I guess this Is all for this 4th Reg. TD.R.T.C. uate of the Armament School hi May 18. 1943 Camp Hoort, Texas Having a little time to write so Your Mother and Dad (the Henry Training Command at Lowry Field. thought 1 would write. Have writ­ Sothards) Just heard from you on Colo. June 7th Gordon so they know you So now you’re In the secondary ten two letters to you In the last reached your destination without stage of flight instruction Bob Field, few days, one-has a list of things getting seasick so well pow write ana from there to Advanced Schools I wish to get. would ask for a for courses in Pursuit and Bom­ watch, but thought that was too bardment. So for the next weeks much.—I have one anyhow, but Pvt. Gordon D. Sothard UBM.C. well write to you at— wanted a better one. Have received % Fleet postoffice A.C. Robert Field our pay and am sending 8100 or 875 San Francisco, Calif. home. Il will be some time because Flight B-l Class 43-1 Birthday—Oct 9th. Cochran Field, I have to turn it in for a monev Relatives of Lt. Lloyd R. Cogs­ 'Macon, Oa. order. then it comes back and 1 well stationed somewhere In Eng­ Glorious Gal news— have to send it on to you. Do as land received V-Mail letters from him recently which reached them I Martha Schad (Middleville) h»« you want with It. Oh yes. I just sent you a tele­ seven days after they were posted. finished basic training in U. S. Lloyd writes.’Tta Sunday. Decora- I Marine Corp. Woman’s Reserves at gram they gave to me so I used It. tlon Day, and It sort of makes one Hunters College, New York. She has Am feeling O. K. Just got my hair homesick when we stop to think, if we get time to stop and think. That is the beauty of being busy, you don’t have time to worry. The King and Queen paid us a visit last week. I thought it was right nice of them to come around, in that I had never been able to see either of them when I happened to be around London.” He wondered if Hitler was practicing wood chopping, the vaca­ tion the former Kaiser followed af­ ter he left Germany. (We’ve a hunch that there may be a bit of fancy chopping that Hitler will get In on bul he won’t be swinging the axe) Lloyds address Is— Lt. Lloyd R. Cogswell 0370685 . MARTIN CORNERS The Misses Doris Gillespie Greta Cogswell relumed to ve homes last Tuesday here they have Princess M.ir'.h.i Hotel St. Petersburg. Florida PFC Karl G'3Q404354 A.P O. 758. c b Postmaster New York. N. Y Pvt. George Converse 56th CM.I. Maint. Co. Cami/Maxcy. Texas PFC Fred R. Ziegler 36458824 411 TBS. Gp. A. KecMrr Field. Mlu Birthday—April 6 PFC Dale Roush Chanute Field. III. Earl J. Lewis. S 2/c Little Creek, Va. Pfc Chas Oden Drew Field. Tampa. Fla. Birthday—Jan. 31 Co. "B" Vint HUI Farm Station Warrenton, Virginia. and their from been Clarence Curtis and Utils and Barry * Mrs. Alice IMVrfoe and daughter. Mlu Mary DeVrtee of Hastings were Sunday afternoon graduating exercises callers at Mr. and Mrs. On FUher's Saturday. * Mr. and Mn. William * Mrs. Alma Goodenough Is aasbKSchantz and son Howard ot Maple tng in caring for Grandma Perry Grove visited their father, William at the home of her daughter. Mrt. Cogswell and daughters Sunday. * June Martin In Hastings. George Gillespie of Charleston. W Va.. visited the Gillespie and Cogs­ BAN FIELD well families on lhe Center road over the weekend. * Mn. Dale the former Myron Whlfworth farm Cogswell and chUdren of Nashville to' Mr. Brandenburg of near Battla were callers at WHUam and Maurice Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lelur are th# parents of a baby girl, bom last Lyle Gillespie. A- P- returned to week Wednesday, in the Osteopathic Great Lakes Nava) Training Sta­ hospital In Battle Creek. * The fu­ tion Friday after spending a 10 day neral of Mrs Cora Pickcl was held furlough with his parents. Mr. and al the M. E. church Tuesday P. M. Mrs. Elmer Gillespie. On his re­ and ilie Was burled In the Bonfield turn lie expects to be transferred to another station. * Our pastor. home of her daughter Leila In Un­ Mlu Bessie Rullson of Hastings, ion City. Site was a former resident has been attending the annual con­ of this vicinity. * Pvt. Ward Wlikm ference in Benton Harbor lhe past returned to the army Saturday after week. We ate all hoping and ex­ a Un days furlough. * The Johns­ pecting * Robert and Joanne Bar­ town Farm Bureau meeting for ry are attending Bible school at the June was held at the home of Mr. Wesleyan church in Hastings this week * Robert Barry spent the dance of 34. Mn Hany Babcock gave a resume of Hoover s Radio Jorie Curtis and family in Augusta. address on rationing and other gen­ * Mrs. Osa Lewis of Hastings spent eral conditions arising front' th# Wednesday of iut week with Mrs war. The July meeting will be held Millie Fisher. ♦ Miss Alice Wheltone and Mrs. Alma Goodenough <"• !n. •. • Pvt. Jam's H. Mulder. .18421333 Co. D 304th Inf. APO 76 ”•••'• Geonre G Meade. Maryland Chance of Addre*« Sat. Gerald Forhey 482 Air Base Sqd. Hill Field Ogden, Utah Lt. Roy J. White 0-573747 San Francisco. Calif. Use Your Full Sugar Ration I . Naw No US. flih Div. Fleet Post Office. New York City. N. Y. Pvt Junior M. Wellfare A P.O. 3 T Postmaster A.S.N. 36407874 New York. New York Lt. James N. Valentine 29th Bomb Grp. 52nd Sqd. Gowen Field . Boise. Idaho PF.C. Claude'Miller 38404364 A PO. 4534 Your govemmant expects and has made pro­ vision for you to use your full sugar allotment. Families need the energy provided by sugar. So buy and then use all of'the Michigan Made Pure Sugar—lhe Sucrose Energy Food —that your ration stamps permit. Michigan Made Next week. Dr. George Lockwood will ’extract' (you. of course, know he’s a dentist— lust |n case you might miss all this cleverness) the news for you nnri by so doing ’nack a wallon’. the kind you’re bound to enjoy. Until then. Cheerio Zolly Coffer. P(|RE SUGAR The Sucrose Energy Food HI, MISTER! How About: Keep ing Production On An "E" Flag Basis? 1 lb PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO 79c Cutler (Quimby) for 10 days from somewhere ‘down east'—how about u letter Loran. to give out with, how's everything with you.’ Loren Mac Corson (Middleville) and one of his classmates were selected out of their group for a special of­ ficers training course which is a fine compliment to these two boys.' you for Just a few minutes fellow. M»c is with the Air Corps and his Lawrence Cox returned to Camp address Is— Sunday and he’s no longer 'Skinny Pvt. William Mac Carson A.F.T. Cox.’ He Jumped from 145 to a Unit easy 185 pounds and now must rate No 3708 McMillan Hall—Wash- Emperior World's Choicest BRIAR PIPE $35° SET OF 4 SAFEX ASHTRAYS 98c Newest in Self Extinguishing LEATHER BILLFOLDS $150 to $500 ☆ When the Novy put> in □ coll for increased pro­ duction, it is not calling on big industrialists alone! It is calling on small businesses that have been con 'S $4.00 SERVICE MEN'S $4 SEWING KITS J CereViIH verted to war uses-and it is calling on every individ ual American! Banks all over the country have heard the cry and willingly taken over their part of the job! 3 WORKS They have made tremendous loans to keep the wheels , /it ITS LE! of industry rolling, to help more and more factories With SIX-WAY Mileage Conservation CEREVIM tnUMSOAg pre per euawer grade of toag-wvar oU. TXAJTSMISSIOX . DIFFEBEXTIAK TMU J^edevle production. Your savings have helped. Keep Saving I t J9 The Ideal First Buy War Savings Bonrfs Solid Food For Babies Potent, trustworthy, mod* by a famous laboratory. iMroan lakrusuaa 39c (pUjgjP ANDRUS SERVICE Hmm 2240 Halting! On all financial matters, see the banker first win the navy ”E” flag for Excellence and speed in BADIATOB. tale. High and ize from 70 to eet deep. Each '. Good roads y be arranged Z while wages 11 permit. _ u Pvt. Kenneth Demond Fathers Day Gifts V. Green St. in ! pay the phone imazoo j 2-9544. PLE LAKE SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 to been transferred to Camp LeJeune._________ ____________________ New River. North Carolina for a I so you see I Itave been pretty busy. । twelve weeks course for quarter- When you get that list, do thc best inasurs training. training. Her Her address address is: is: masters II you can and maybe add more. Ha! Pvt. ‘ ... Martha ........................... Schad. WV.C.W R. I I should be promoted soon—am In | Camp Lejeune for It. I guess. Things seem to, Woman's Reserve Bn —Bks. 120 agree with me now days for I am New River. No. Carolina not losing any fat or sleep now.-r We 're walling for a letter from you Just catchlhg up a lot . Martha JeanT Am thinking of lioinr night and day. ington University St. LoUls. Mo. Mac’s brother. Clare recently erf* listed and his address Is— Clare Richard Corson A.F.Co and Stamps Hara—Naw! 40.98* >00. *1.98 HASTINGS CITY BANK LyBARKER’S HASTINGS Sate and Buy Bonds to Prevent Inflation! PHONE 2115 ^Fifty-Six Yean of Continuous Service' PHONES: 2105 • 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS DANNER, THVRSDAT, JUNE 17, 1M3 iau VIM 1*. M MU. UIU MUO. Prairieville were Sunday I visitors of her mother and sister, Mrs Mattle Lectka and MUs Wlnnle. * Little eight-year-old Iva Mae Chapman, daughter of Mr. and O^e Chapman broke her lift ftrTn Ual whlJe [with the neighbors children The Biinni CVII I F M °“Ue PIIIpVLLvILLL , ...------------ -- -------------------The Young Woman's Guild had t^rtv st Mtirohv's Point £r2in. and Gun lake, Thureday evening and tour returned to the home of Mr. and Mra Reg Cridler. west of town, and aunt the evening before the fireplace. 'Hie husbands were guest*, and the narty wa* honoring Mr. and Mn. Gerald Stucker and Mr. and Mr*. Robert Bean. M«ur< Blucker and Dean expert to be IE wrvice *0on. * Charles Karri*. Al­ Ian Willwin nuwuM, Orville Burghdoff. .... lan Jr. Pat RgynoklA Reynolds. Don Cartannd Pal Cartre and Clarence Me Nee went to Detroit hst Tuesday for physical examlnaexamtnalast for the U. H. Service. We hear they all'passed all passed and Charles leave! leave! they and Charles for for camp camp the the 23rd. 23rd. The The first first four four boys named were ah graduated from T-K school this June. * Arthur Getty accompanied friend* friends from Battle Creek and Hastings on a fishing trip to Burt lake, northern Michigan. Saturday. He plain to be home on Friday. * Mrs. Helen Erwin has completed her school work In lhe Detroit area arid came home Friday to spend a week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Potts. She will leave Saturday for Cleve­ land where she will join her hus­ band who Is connected with the , . ihoapltat * Mra Claude Rosenberg attended the funeral of Howard Winters at the Croaa funeral home In Caledonia Friday afternoon. Mr. 1I Winters, who had resided southwest of Caledonia all his life, died sud­ denly Tuesday at Blodgett hospital In Grand Rapids of a heart attack. 'He ... had suffered a les amputation |1 a few day* days previous and wa* was thought ,i to be making a good recovery. He ; was never married and made hla home with hi* brother on the farm, * Mr* Glenn Kermeen. who has ■ been very ill at her home northwest cf town following a heart attack, is doing well and able lo welF-and to sit up for ... a .. time. * Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ijroas of Kalamazoo are parents of another daughter. Margaret Marie, Saturday. June 12. Alfred *bom ------j.m. n came over Sunday and brought hla ton Billie, who will slay with hH ------------grandparents. Mr. and --------Mra.-------Ray .Lvoiw. for a few days. * Mrs. Rome Brookbank of Pendleton. Ind., came 1 Thursday to spend this week with her mother. Mr*. Mary Gray. Her ■ UNcl^SAM Serves US MILK! When you're on the job every day ... and you want to stay there, it's e n e r g y that counts. Milk, Grade A milk for extra goodness is a sure­ fire energy-aid. Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4 I O BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hastinp* 'uethodUL church sundir mornln. «n Ehuna Wlhuua, went to Grand Rapids on Um 21st * HarI All th* children did well and were Watdreriiet. Watervliet. Saturday where she met a credit to the effort* of Mr*, her son Rev. Ksri Keefer and ac­ tlon mechanic at Independence. iuaLsch and her committee. W Blaine companled him to Ludington for a Kansas. came home Saturday for McWhlnney. 59. farmer of East 1 few week* vialt. * A crowd of about a few days furlough with hl* sls'caledonla died suddenly last week nmety person* enjoyed lhe Moe ter* and brother*. * Mis* Ebl* Vanan(| Wa* buried on Saturday from । whnni derSchurr Is home from Monroe Cross funeral home at Cale- *^222 . *ua°2,St 'aL.isT He Is sunrhrt by a shtor BrcYncb- A moat tealure carina tor her mother. Mr* Herman charle. T?pi of Caledonia •w^and^e?- VanderSchuur, who ha* been ill in bed at her home on north Grand Ct' tom of tht U. 8. Army. * Stewart and a brother, Boyd of Wayland. * S e*lHh"d. “ ’>lea3anl Mrs. Ines Jordan^!* visiting her K™, ^J^Mtoie**IrenFpTost Rapid* Gt. th* i>a*i two week*.- a when h* returned to Camp PhlUips, idlter> M„. Noah Kraft and bus- .J***1 w2‘fr,.(. wim to^e Mr. and Mrs. ArUiur Ucukc* and Kansas, recently, from his furlough ! hand' ln charlotte. * Mrs. Syra •Ad™*?FVcJ£Str? Club n in East Laiulng Saturday to wit­ .nd found round h. .^^ranoert.u,jS, and he-was promoted'to M.c .. u — wauh™ g£“»Void.' ness the graduation of their daugh­ rank of sergeant This young man ilali bU her her time time after after her lu-’r dirties duties are are trom Saturday until Monday eve­ ter and outer. mu» Evelyn from has been coming along rapidlly since'over al the Caledonia poatoffice, thc public school music department ning. * Mrs. Walt'f Bender and in ­ going into service late Mat year- wRB her mother. Mrs. Willyard of Michigan State Colk-gr We * Mrs. Robert Cole nee Lillian wpo Is seriously ill at Green lake. * fant *on Philip Michael have been understand Evelyn lias been en­ Jorgenson. I* having a well-earned Mr and Mrs. Robert Dean atUnd- {brought home from Blodgett hos­ gaged to teach hi the W. K. Kel­ pital Grand Rapid* and are both re»t from her duties as Nerk at. the ,ed thc wedding of a frletuHt Lan- doing fine. * Fred White of Jack- loggs school at Gull lake the com­ T-K school onio* and is visiting *in. On Saturday. * Mr: and Mrs. ing year, a Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'her husband in Californio. * Mrs. Leslie Steeby were in Flint on busl- >son s.;*nt the weekend with hi* Prindle spent the latter part of the 'Dena Potter, who is staying at the IH.u Wednesday and also called mother. Mrs. Lena Whit*. * Mr. week in Grand Rapids, and on Fri­ 'home of her brother-in-law. Clyde on relatives. * Glad to hear that and Mrs. Ivan Lyons and three day evening attended the gradua­ Potter at Eaton Rapids during the Kobert Rugg has been promoted children of Hillsdale und Mr. and tion ot their granddaughter. Mis* m'T.V mTu hu located at Mra- O*"’ Lyons and three chll*lckne*s of his wife, was home — for lu j,t rn.m" Lieut. is Tstill F. nLmn TXmn He ’taiw We old dren ot Cl‘cUca. *P*nt the weekend Harriet Brock from South High a day last week a Mrs. E. -nds 1. ln^2’Dre^iA>’i,l.ZhlP huen,»Arw?fh with the boys parent*. Mr. and Mra. school. * Ralph Palmer and Chas. Blake and D. O. Doyle visited friend* ■ •’ . Dan Cupid has hit his murk with »nv t vnn. Tittle rwvtrl who hart Hauser of the 1’owcr s district, vis­ in Grand Rapids Tuesday ■nd and Bob and he is just waiting for a furvE,- hiTnindmrenu re- ited the former's brother. Sgt. (n“hAiTT Mn tort Wednesday and attended the *• fu’­- Hough to get his bride. * Dr. C. A. luisoaie « Mrs M mquci Richard Palmer al Percy Jones l.osneral of Lt. Robert Hanlsh. * Mrs. E. Lund and Glen Blake went to mdlng some weeks in WUI. Battle Creek Bunday. Hl* Jack Rosenberg was taken very ill iS21tC2rin^.m7tnV1.2tnn^2Ji2? । Na*hvl“e wRlTher • •• -wm. Qu- । parents. Mr. and Mrs. Miner Paim»hile attending the movie Wed- : 2^2,2?.r Jhrnu2lr * nbclh William*, while her slst slcr. tT and Mr. and Mr*. Earl VanBickle nesday evening and ha* been ill in ivia will meet fromnr.,i Mlainl. wim ala brother m urvira »ni M t Lydia Bradford uiMuiuiu t* viatllng tiaiun* Ilire ’and little Gary Lee were hla ylsbed at her home In northwest jFlu.. Fla.. who is ih th service and will daughter in V-TT Long .island, w We w»re | ltuR> “ week ago and found him • Thomapnle since, with lobar on*u- I have a day ar two together and f Leonard Stimson about improving although still confined lo I monia. She I* some better at this Gienn willvisit his daughter. Mrs. "u ^gain &UunUy andI I the bed. * P F. C. Robert Harris writing Her sister-in-law, Mrs 'Carter^and r>on RSbSr’t’of’orantt* makln« “ ,,lrc recovery from his 1 left on Sunday for Camp Clai'Leone Gibbs of Grand Rapids cared ,Carter <.» u ««.. and son. iwvc.. Robert u. of uimimc Orange-- rrccnt bourne. spending a few .... operation. * Mr. and». Mrs. 'bourne. La., La., afterafter spending a few for her - from ville and lhe the latter* latter * friend. Miss Burdette Warid attend'd ... .., Wednesday - -. —, over ... -ville , mother -nri the funer- days' furlough wtih with hi his and Sunday * Mr and Mrs. Ted Arm- [Mertha Schalble. and Mr und Mrs. al of Lieut. Robert Hamah in Grand brother Mrs. Vessie Harris and son. strong have purchased the rest- I Vcre Carter were Sunday dinner Rapids Wednesday afternoon and Charles. Friday they drove to Grand dence property of Mr. and Mrs. gueata at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .accompanied the funeral party back j Rapids and met Roberta friend, I Douglas Reynolds on the west jldr , stephen Carter al Pleasant Hill. * to Middleville for the interment Miss Ruth Schonschack of Rochand have taken possession. Thc Mis Roy McCaul cntetalned at the whlch was made In Mt- Hope ceme- «Mer who was their guest over the place was formerly known as the home of her mother, Mrs Will Hu- tery. A large company of friends weekend. Friday evening a family Ronan home. The Reynolds fam- ictt vyentlv in honor of her birth- of the family from Grand Rapids gathering of fifteen relatives was llv, has moved into the powc house day, the following guests were pres­ and other points were held at the home of Mr*. Kenneth on Arlington St. and lhe Robert ent; Mr and Mrs. Elmer Fenton. Middleville prre-nt for the last rites, as an ex- Beatty on LaGrave street in Grand Bechtel family, who were the ten- ■ local, and Mrs. Helen Lewis and preMion of sympathy for the be- I Rapids in his honor. Saturday cveants, purchased a cottage at daughters. Mary and Alice of Jack­ sr.U, have purehSKd reaved relatives. * Lieut. Carlton ning at the Harris home on Grand Barlow lake. * Mrs Edward Wler- win * Mr ..and Mrs. Cal Streeter Swift was transferred from the cast I Rapids street was a pleasant gathinga and infant son were Drought or Gun lake visited relatives in Ot­ to Camp Crowder. Mo. recently. * •'ring with Arthur Grlffeth and to th»lr hnme on th,- u«-,t rnnntv ' . „ , ‘c‘“u,c3 “* lo..vamp UTOWUCT. Mo., ___ recently. ’W «mw AW1M1 nrinur uruicm ana _ r._. ___ . .___ m.. to their home on the west county &ego. Friday and a>«_«pent jme MrB Robert Barth returned from III.. Miss Ann Snyder of Grand n... RapbraUwr OmlM □*. .nd wua ot Merritt.' cam* Friday and ramalned . until Sunday night with his mother. Saturday all went to Lansing to wltnM* the graduation of the lattori* daughter, Maxlp* Gray from the five-year nursing course at Michigan State College. Maxine will a few weeks' rest but this fall ''take will commence work with thc Red M?M.Cnd MrrThilto^Jrter’TM?’ ।AU MiSrk‘’'iHBnnndnnM«lWR%nav i‘10 wer* airltood friends wNU Lansing. Baturtfay when her' «« and Mrs Gerald Rtucker left on 1 n‘*LhP^.fk’t ,!L»Jmd w” Sidney living m Yankee Springs met to- . John received his B. S. degree from felurta ’fw hi? olXJ h^ia atl^^i2L^n^°-Jll;h,‘n^f‘‘IT K'thpr Thursday afternoon for a ! the animal husbandry division of Adrian They h£ve%JXd wMflrrt Sravv 1. C?raimnfJ‘ ;’P«ra«nt time with Mrs Mattle the agricultural department. John, fhelr efS-K «Gerald ? re #uI,ton*d ‘n, Ritchie The five other •Spring- who is already in the U. & army, their effect* re: Gerald . Xpert, Frtnche. Calif also Mrahwiie arc Nellie Thompson. Lule is home for a fourteen-day furdie’ville Oo.lbunl Ora,1<l The Illi- Crookston. Minnie Johnson. Flo- lough. June 27 he Is lo report to ■ music JrhTrt?. rcnfe '>' ' Baiter. Camp MpCo McCoy. Wls nnd and trOrM from the there mUlC homes Rat.irrt.v ’*' Ch .rt7«Th™,., rrnfe lU’llprv ?lerV and “nd Dal DaUj Ba“er ** Cftn,D »'' W,S « id thc v. har ! e Ai TI l° ’ Vf l Mr * Airo,u, Ogden of of Kalamazoo Kalamazoo U .nd the 221”^ Mn< A!fol,1[o° Ogden is scheduled scheduled for for Ft. Ft. Benning, Benning. Oa. Ga. of Hopewell. Va. visited former resident resident of of lhe the west west county county He community A Mr and MrsidhAsriwm hSd “T* Mr former He plans plans to to spend spend aa few few days days this this Caln’and four sons o? K*ton R«nkh y- Su ’idav fol- 'week week with his cousin. Scott CampGun ,lne line d,pd died ,n In 'b" that1 c,, city. Sundav Camp­ Iwree vuitora m theU au t Mr* 1™, .Thom’»- »owfn« of invalidism. * Ausbell at Merritt and also visit friends lowing years of invalidism. * Aus- bell at Merritt and also visit friends 1 svlvia Alh-n the G?cnn Alien ‘° »M * B2<, !Lbury h.U tln tin Bowman Bowman of of Gaine* Gaines wa^^t wii^.a caller caller nt nt Traverse Traverse City. City. He He hopes hopes to to take take bMvia All n at the Glenn Alien *on Albert who was killed recently nt ih» .nnn,. brother Robert with ^.m, him Hi.n thc >,nm» home nf of i,t« his sister. Mrs. ren™. Chas, ini, his young home at Parmelee. Sunday of last tn a collision of boats off the Vlr- nt Parker, one day last week. Old up north * Little Rachel Hlar of ; week. * Sgt. Arthur Steeby of Klnla coast. The Thompson family friends ore glad to know he Is quite Wayland lias been spending the .Camp Claiborne. L La. .Omn cuihnmn a l, spending nnee were resident* of Hastings. * well following a severe sickness past week with her grandmothers, 'afen-day furlough ■ atat the home of Mr*. Vinnlc Johnson, and Eugene sometime ago * The Busy Be--club Mrs. Fred Guffin add Mrs. C. L. his parents Mr. nnd Mre. Elmer Cornell of Hersey were united in had a pleasnnl meeting Thursday Hlar. * Mrs. Isabel Lepper spent Steeby in lA-lgliton. * The latest marriage Tuesday evening at the afternoon at the home ot Mrs. Cllf- the weekend nt Kalamazoo with her : address of pyt. Wm Mac Corson former * liome east of town, by ford Converse In the Ryan district, daughter. Mrs J. I* Hodgson and ',U A',.F;.T'..ynL‘; No 3'M Rev. S II. Quinccr. We extend best * Officers re-elected at th- school .husband. * John Lectka of Freel*n Hal). Washington University wishes to this elderly couple, for rcunlon were President Hazel Me- port wns a caller of his s1ster-In-St. I/Hiis. Mo. ♦ Alfred Myer* of much future happiness together, 1 Caul: caul■ vic vice president. Julian Potts; 'law. Mrs. Mattle Lectka one day near Bowens Mill* is very ill. Hr * Rev, nnd Mrs. E- C. Flnkbeincr hiT rmt ince ’ a revire r.“hi “.uru,ir secretary secretary. Lulu Allen. Among Ilins- ; last week. * Th' annual meeting has not »"ta» been well HkHohrar, V. sickness warssince neo a a *severe Rev 1-and ■ ? frmir vi ----dhu «h,”,'/' 17’ P"**n ‘ ••viu from n « uuinmr distance were-vnas. were-Chas, ।ui of me the Miciiignn Michigan comcrence conference 01 of 141c tjtc 1 clrknru non Rev »," u' and Mrs John CU^oiT missionAndre* Plnk- Gray of Merritt and Mrs. Gladys Methodist churches at Benton Har­ are Mrs. jonn Clayton, mission feiner Monday. The three young- Brookbank of Pendleton Ind * A bor Ls past Rev I W Minor Is n£ak°at theELMhton Church’next neU.hM-E,171h.“n<,t N?rn.'“ letter from Mrs Arno,d Hoebete. returned to Middleville. Rev. J. ^md^v mornlnt'Thev leave Iomi d *2.2?**h,i,,,lYndi,fte nw* Bp,tv s»rceter. to her parents. iJtwrmce Ward to Caledonia. Rev for work m Honduras The urn ..whu“ LtB,cs lhal 031,1310 ’loebeke has L. Winston Stone to Hastings. Rev. rdna will be devoted to Children** rh. 2-h .Hu ^-..3 th.* Methodist been transferred to Camp House. । Maurice* McKean to Muskegon * Mr, WiiUrd Graj <l!^Lth^?*Sk..n?d-They a" located in Art- |Heights church; Rev. Lewis Rlgelat 817 N. Wash- man to Augusta and as Methodist of tne the tinner Upper Peninsula Peninsula is u spend spend- and Mrs. Minnie Johnson were In ington nktohoma. Of St. i, --u and should ,u ube —glad .-u to ___ see ।counsellor at Ft.Custer; Rev. :u,. ;.* Ira I ln« *om* time with her sinter. Mr*. nainmazno Saturday morning to any friends who might be down Carlrv tn the KiIiihmm rhiirrh: T. J. Berry, who is confined to her attend the graduation of the for- that way. They have been at Ft. Carlev to the Kalamazoo church: bed with a heart ailment Atmth*-' ,mers son. Robert Carter from lhe Benning- Oa.. since the early part Rev Tho,. Marshall transferred ip the Detroit conference. Local boy* sister. Mrs. Ann Hfaselsweet of .Western State .College. Roberts of the year. * Mrs. Adelaide Baird Reed Citv was also a weekend visl- friend. Miss Mrrtha Schalble grad- was pleasantly surpris'd last Wed- and their appointment* are. Rev. Eirin C. Pinkbeinrr returned to tor. * Tiie past few hot days are ।1 uated also with thc class and ar- nesday *— *■— ------ •— starting (oiks to their lake cottages. companled thc Carter's honie and ------- , Jhen her brother. Eraatus Bangor: Rev. Oeo. Perry Stanford her nephew. Clyde Hrberly appoint'd to Portland nnd Rev. Many cottages at the Streeter re­ remained until Monday when she MctJee. and her ta-o niece*. Ella Nleumirr , William Hclrlk'rl to the pastorate of sort. Oun lake are now occuplAt for the summer. They include the brother’before'gohur^home. Robert and Mr*. Will Soules and husband Trinity church in Grand Rapids, all of Kalamazoo visited her at the (having resigned as district super­ Donald Muirs of Kalainaoo. Willis ,wm nou. HO to Columbia University home of her daughter. Mrs. Fred ,».«•» intendent of Grand Traverse dis­ Streeter* f,Jr Mis* Schalble Iffl! Of of Cooper and txral* “£■’ “> naval lc-ch training m <l>/'j«tan Sb Wicnngj on north Grand Rapids trict. * - Mr. .... and Mrs. A) Pierce St * Hie monthly meeting of the spent the weekend with her parwaiting patiently for lhe 25th to next year, a Sgt Arthur Aubll who .euowthem to to u!?lr 1*2.“;.* i‘••‘atSJed WUhthec"*Gusrom Masters-Jones circle will be held cnls, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Corson, •u<Uenep ■Rend’* £e I Bangor Maine. Is expected home this with Mrs. Russell Bender this I Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. [Childrens Dav exercises at the w„k Tuesday fos-a few-days' fur­ Thursday afternoon.^* John Lee | Fred Corwin of Kalamaaoo .were , ... has gone to Battle Creek to work callers. * Mr. and Mrs. Rush Ratl­ lough to visit his ­ and and star with hLx aunt whose hu.«- ' dall were ins parents. -Mr. *— Sundav dinner — - - guests • -* of Mrs. Monroe AL —n .. “J”* pt ar ”’** uh ,,u u -rUb band ls ,,, ln K-ivKr. aen'tce- w * Miss Marilyn Marilvn their daughters. Miss Jeanette Ran­ atlyes * A H. Parker and Ray ! Gillette will complete her duties In dall and Mrs. Clare Schanlx and Ketunan made a business trip to Faulkners drugstore this Wednes- family in Grand Rapids. * Mrs. Ann Arbor on Friday. * Mr. and day and on the 23rd will begin her 'Olive Talbot returned home Sun­ Mrs. Harrv DePult and their daugh- 1 nursing course with a three months day from a few days' ap>-nt at Flint £r' Bowman an(l course at University hospital. Ann with her mother. Her sister. Mrs. tie daughter Sharon Lynn of Bev- Arbor prior to entering at Butter- Rose Snyder and children Frank erlv and Mr. and Mrs. Robert De- worth hospital In Grand Rapids. and Vav brought her home * The Pult and baby. Judy Rae of Grand- Mis* Betty Foster also of this year's Herman VanderSchuur residence on villa were Sunday visitors at tpe graduating class from T-K will en- north Grand Rapids street i* being Glenn Allen home at Parmelee. * iter training at St. Mary's hospital. remodeled with new floors and sev- eral Inside change* and re-sldlng on *l*ter, Mr*. Arthur Bedford and lhe exterior. * Mr. and Mr*. Cha*, family. * Mr*. Henry Frost enlerP^Tcr nave received word that th«te youngest son. Charles, Jr, Oran«c Tuesday afternoon, who h** HICKOBY CORNEBM eminent poaillon ""in’ Washington, I HICKORY CORNERS D. C. ha* been ordered to report tor Thursday. Jum W at I pxn. will active dulv with the navy and has be Educational Ratty Day at the been commissioned an ensign MH W M Church A quartet from wife and Infant daughter. Janet Houghton OoBeoe. Houghton. N. Y. Karen wiU go to Buffalo. N. Y, to live with her brother* wife for th* duration. The Parker's son. Lieut. Harald Parker 1* now stationed at Camp Cooke Calif. Friend* ot lake, w carl Boyra who is seriously Harold's wife will be interested to ill with a heart allmknt to aU«bUy know that she is an official plane better. * Rev. C. B. ftennell* so*nt spotter beside* devoting several Friday and Saturday al a Fast davs a week to Red Crass work. * Masters Convention at SMinaw. Mr. and Mra. Frank Garbow and Sunday he had charee of lhe morn­ son Paul and their daughter Mn. ing atrvlc* at a Wfateyan Metho­ Dorothy Eppens and Mr*. J. U dist church at Owosso where he wu Rugg were In Kalamazoo Saturday a former pastor. * Quests of Mr*. morning to witness the graduation Mary Batlett from Tuesday UU Fri­ of MU* Jeanette Oarbow from Wes­ day were her daughter-ln-tew. Mr* tern State College Miss Jeanette Evart Bolton of Evanston.. Ill.. has ■ a teaching position at Dexter Mn Alfred Taiwan and son of In the commercial department for Park Ridge. DI. Mrs Bartlett and the coming year. Mr *nd Mrs. guest* spent Wednesday at Alleged Glenn Sanborn of East Caledonia with Mr and Mra. Horace Bolton were also present to the graduation and family and one day they were of their daughter. Dort*. * Sun­ guesta of Mr. and Mra. Homar Bol­ dav vUitors of Mr. and Mr*. Leon- ton ot Kalamazoo. Thursday they spent at Fort Ouster and Battle and Mr*. Howard Buffington of Creek and called at the Hinton Marshall and Mrs Leonard Baker home near Hollandaburg. * Mr. and and two daughters of Battle Creak. Mra. Howard Asplnall and family ♦ Peter Petersen is making exten­ were Hasting* shopper* Saturday sive improvement* In hi* new home evening. * Mr. and Mra. Frank the sandefur place. Hl* wife 1* ex­ Burdick are lhe parent* of a son pected soon, a* her school duties in David Robert, weight 8 lb*, bom the school for convalescent children June 12 at Leila hospital. Bsttbat Farmington will close this week. Creek, w Rosemary Williamson of * Mrs Mac Epp<-ns of Toledo. Ohio Kalamaaoo spent over the weekend is visiting at tiie home of her par­ with her grandmother. Mr*. Cora ent*. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Onto*. Ford. IRVING spent the flrat few day* of this Mra. Joseph Lince and daughter Fred Stokce, a Dar Cutler. R. M. 2 C. left on Saturday for New London. Conn, where he Is at pres­ ent stationed at a submarine base, after a few days' furlough spent with his parent* Mr. and Mrs. Har­ old Cutler northeast of town. DSr enlist'd in the Navy thro* year* □go and for thirty-three months has been stationed in the Panama Canal sone. He ha* croased the canal which Is about 55 miles wide, eighteen time* bv boat and six time* bv train. His trio north was by plane from Miami. Dar think* the greatest work done in the Canal Zone B the elimination of the mos­ quito—a dang'roua pest in that ter­ ritory. He still thinks there 1* no place like the country north of the border even with rationing and will be glad to be permanently located In th' good old U. 8. A. once again. folks. Mr. *nf Mr*. Ray Famham Of Yankee Spring* before' leaving for Yakima. Wash, where Joe I* stationed. * Mr. and Mrs Art Ftondtra entertained their daugh­ ter and daughter-in-law from Has­ tings. Their son I* also in Uncle Sam’s armed forces a Mr. and Mr*. Frank McNutt and family have moved to Middleville. * Donna Jean Nagel of Grand Rapids 1* visiting her grandparent* here. * John Belaon accompanied hl* daughter Nor­ ma Lince to Chicago to help her and the Utile granddaughter get started to Washington * Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wrobleakl of Shelby­ ville also Mr Wrobleskl*' brother and Alster were Sunday visitors of Mrs Wrobleskl*' brother. Carl Hula and famUy. Agent: “I* your mother home, boyf Boy; "Yea. Sir." POWERH ECHOES Agent (after several knock* In Mrs Jacqualine Riley, daughter ot Mr and Mrs. Henry Froat Was vain*: "I thought you said she was severely injured Friday while kmd at homaf Ing her horse into a trailer to take Boy; “She la, but I don't live heir" him to the horse show at Ojand ■Rapid*. The animal reared and 11 Hiller wins, ike Issue fell backward upon Mr*. Riley. She for y»a will be ilvtwg IteeU is confined to St. Marys hospital. Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mra. aad not jw.1 We cost of UvMaurice Johnson and daughter. ibg. Think that over and Az­ Mra Bernice Thom visited relatives ure it oat for yourself how and friend* in Detroll over the much beyond 11 percent at weekend. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Fred your family Income you should pvt Shassberncr and children of Grand Into War Bond* every payday. Rapids were Sunday guest* of hU > MERMASH For EGGS WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chicks gain fast on MER­ MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. IF YOU WOULD MAKE MONEY SAFELY THEN YOU WOULD BE INTERESTED IN GOOD BUYS IN REAL iSTATI. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: A 7 ROOM HOUSE has 4 bodroom*, living roam, dining room, kitchen and both. 1 *tall garage, for $2,200.00. HOMES! JUST ASK ME! List week I flew forty-five soldiers and a jeep oxer lo Mateur. One more pound of equipment and we'd have had lo spit out our chewing gum to get off the ground! • “So I know what the Telephone Com­ pany mean* by ‘overload*.’ There’* a point beyond which you can’t overload a plune — or a long distance awitrhboard. On top of all the war call* lhal must jfo through fast, civilian* are doing more calling — some are urgent for EMERGENCY HOUSING • • - Remember—you're rendering a public service when you cut down on long distance calling. BUILD an extra room ... on apartment in your home now! You can remodel to make more space in your home to rent. Every home is needed to house all the families it can. Under ordinary conditions naw homes could be built to take care of the extra demand for housing. But tho building of new homes is re­ stricted, so existing houses ore the answer to the housing shortage. This means your house . ' . that attic, that big porch, that bedroom ... all of this waste space can be turned into living quarters. It's Patriotic to uso all tho space in your home. If romodoling will make room for another family ... DO IT NOW! Wa Sell War Bonds and War Savings Stamps PlroM makt only tho most nterntry Ion/ dillanrr colli. IJ you mu»l me long dutanco, do all you can lo h«ep your call brief. MICHIGAN BILL TILEPHONK COMPANY A 7 ROOM HOUSE two block* from the monu­ ment on Pork itreet. New both, 2 bedrooms, 2 living room*, dining room, kitchen and a now furnace. .................................................... -$3,500.00 rail*, other* le** important Any call, regardless of it* destination, may alow up lhe handling of other call#.” • This place I* located on South Washington in the 4th ward. your remodeling ^z:.br.kmou'.K Consult us today for finoncing plans. THE HASTINGS BUILDING & q loan association 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 WE HAVE A NEW BUNGALOW, a peach. All modem, nice garage, in the 1st ward $4,000.00 AN *8 ROOM HOUSE in the 3rd ward will mH for $3,500.00 on Land Contract. EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER > rn. tel WU> * STEBBINS BUILDING srth wn PHONS *639 �THE HASTINGS BANNEB,THUB6DAY,JUNE17, 1MI pOR ^filbSE 5JTHO FALL*and7reexconthe lime-^ bls home before^theNaxis’reached it; for the Chinese' FNever before have'wc been able to measure the unavailable?* So,"xve’re*asked to loaumohey at good A covered floors of the cattle cars that carry them to of Nanking who suffered the terrorism of the Jap; price of freedom for ourselves and our children in German labor camps-Tthere is no other choice;/ for all of those in nameless graves and numberless such tangible terms. interest—$4 for every $3 when the Bonds mature; Money to help pay for the war—keep prices down— i/For the little children of Tepelini and Salonika and cells—for all of them—there was no_second chance, to freedom open? MWill you invest—all you can-yia provide peacetime Jobs and peacetime goods and a no other choice; 7 .War Bonds?/ generally decent world for all of us when the war is Athens who wait with swollen stomachs for the food ship that never arrives, there is nothing else to do^ but’wait/ "** ^or the Russijm peasant’with no^choice but to burn F • Tn* ,-n^ ♦ — '’ ’ is., . won;7 . - . •. tf DBut for you—a choice still remains?1 For you— ' It’s not so much to ask; Many of us are making Chances are you’re' already in the Payroll Savings among all the peoples of the world, the road to free­ more money than wc have for years. The things Plan—buying War Bonds—doing your bit. But don’t dom is still dear.j we’d like to_buy_with that money are scarce—or stop there. Raise your sights! Do youtjfaifj 05036851 r 7 BOOST YOUR BOND BUYING THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP. B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP Will you help to keep the road WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S JOHN BULLING & SON HASTINGS ICE & FUEL ROTH FURNITURE NOW DOYOURBEST! i THROUGH THE PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN—** G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. ^ CONSUMERS POWER CO. REED'S DRUG IRONSIDE MONUMENT STEBBINS & JACOBS BARRY CLEANERS FARM BUREAU SERVICES COFFEESHOP MARK'S AUTO HOTEL HASTINGS LARSEN'S DRY GOODS TAYLOR SHOE STORE GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCI­ G. R. BOOKCASE ATE STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES COLEMAN INSURANCE BAIRD'S STORE THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK ANDRUS SERVICE MILLER REAL ESTATE CASITE CORP. HASTINGS MFG. CO. MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE LONG & MOORE VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STMI | �THg HASTINGS lA-ffll, THyHSDAY.JUNEH, 1M3 of Mr. *nd Mrs John Barr and Dewey Jaarsma. ★ Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Brownell, of Flint were week­ end guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Mr. and Mrs Wm. Dipp »nd Walton and family. Mrs. Brownell family spent Sunday at the home of remained for a week. * Rev. and Mr*. J. W. McCue called at the Mr. and Mn. Clarence Johnson at homes of their daughter* at Mid­ ■mtU. W Pre Keith Ba** from land _______________ Park Sunday _ _______________ evening. * Friday_ Damp Gruber. OkU. and MUs I(afternoon afternoon caller* caUen of Mr. and Mrs. I Adam Endres were Mrs. Della wivMnta K»nt Wednesday and DelU 8118iiJrKuv^uiTMr mid Mn Alien Icox l«« of «f Reed Reed .City City and and Mrs. Mn Emma Emma cuivtn* Mr Umd Mrs Tooker, local. * Mr. and Mn. Rial TAhn ard Norval Mr and ! Kellogg and daughters of Lansing Itoward Thaler ™re Sundav । wnt Saturday and Sunday with nfMr'andI Mrs Mar- the former* parent*. Mr. and Mrs. rfT-r ale^f Hasting w £v and Olen Kellogg. ♦ Miss Velma BuehiRjW McCue are entertaining ler of Ciiarlotte spent lhe weekend IbSr granddai^hter“Sindre Albert- with their porent*. Mr and Mrs. arm this week ♦ Mr and Mn Oxei Forest Buehler and family, w Mr*. H.mrv from WnlJohnson and Mn Harold Johnson m were Himoav uiniMiu nesdav until Friday at the home of at FyrmnaMiner Sundav KtoT * afternoon Mr ^>d ! her niece, Mrs Cha*. Betts of Mlkn of Miner King. of* Hasting* Mr. r-* Nashville. * Mrs. Julia Godfrey ^ WalteY Rockhill Walter of M*muMrs. 1xw» 1ft Mr. and Mn. Geo. Bustancc and ng* last Rockhill Wednesday. Sundav guest* the home Mr Were Crumback Sunday dhmer dinner guests Crumof Mr. family. «*nt Sunday S>“ ?.L at Myrtle Mrs. Emma ★ndAvis. andofCarl a&d pjwi Un Mrs. W. W. Max Rockhill. * Mr. and land l and Mra. Mr*. Wn Saturdav Wm. Shoble and at Grand and w. Mrs Kay*cr called spent Bun Mn. HennSmelker were in Everson — --- — ------- Mrs. Leon -----»r­ Miwtne Ivan Blouahaunt. and Mrs son Dean. Mr. and Henco formers Cha.*, dav at ethe home of Grand V«m. Tinkler SZ ’and Mtt^^iasBtough from .Ledge, nev and family from Rapid* Overholt Thunday afternoon. * and family of Hasting*. * Rev. riUrVrriiie railed atFish the afternoon. homeCalof I'and **re Sundav dinner guests bf Mrsa Mr. and Mra. Allen and Blaine were SunEta^llv P«iu Smutav Mar>'Mr. Henney. * Snvder Allen Fish made vui werendinMrtGrand la*t day dinner guests of Mr. and VerMrs. fMr Keith Rapid* burke?Tmi bunnesa trip to Nashville Wednesday andwSnd called at thc Morri* Carter of * near Lake tofly ^m and homes Mary Imontvllte Friday Supt, andOdcsMrs Bhoetnaker of Lansing were Sunday 1 F'-'rt Ardis left Friday for Mcgucsts of there parent* Mr. and । Bain .o,-vl*lt the latter* parentsMr* Adam Endres. * Rev and Mr- and Mra Schuman. * Mr. und g?- BuVne Snvder are leaving Mrs. Floyd Walton of South Bonne for Peru Ind.. Tuesday morning «>’d Lucile Endres from Grand jmd expect to return Friday. While Rapids were Saturday evening (bare they are attending » con- callers of Mr. and Mr*. Frank Wulfcrer.ee for the East Central district, 'ton and Mrs. Bernice Ck*.wn. * • t Mr. Mr. and and Mra. Mrs. Harold Harold Aldrich Aldrich and and Mr and Mrs. J D. Orlndfl of nmiiv were Sunday dinner gueits Spring l>ke and Mrs. Ellen Yarger. at Ur. and Mn. Henry Blough of local spent Thursday nt the home Gaines * Mrs. Man1 Henney spent of Mr. and Mr* Frank Allerdlng Friday with her dsuehterr. Mn. of Clarksville. * Mr. And Mrs. Am­ »w Roush at Hastings. * Mr. brose Guernsey and family of Has­ tings were Sunday evening callers REEPORT B SUMMER LUBRICATION Have it done now! Beat the heat—hove your cor ready for summer service with a summer-grade oil! S Complete Lubrication BUY BONDS and STAMPS To Speed Victory WE USE MOBILE PRODUCTS McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR STATE ST. PHONE 1554 BASTING 9 Keep your yeor-older* car up and doing in STSEI WARTIME llUdlmi TUNE-UP ★ Coopebats with wartime driving requirements. Shue you: car. Drive under 35. And get this "geued-to-1943" 10 Stu Wartime Tune-up from your Standard Oil Dealer: ★ 1—Crankcase. Drain, flush, refill with summer grade Iso-Vis. Check oil filter. ★ 2—Tiantmitsian and Diffwwttld. J parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hale.' from her school work at Benton .* * Mr. and Mrs Vaughn Lydy have Harbor last weekend. * Mra. Ethel ,«ndin«mu«iu>h«on i purchased and moved into the itaiTwho haa'been very ^iFl/abte [ ur. Un N.lllr Smith of HuUn.r *“ home formerly owned by Mr. and to sit up a Utile now. q Coy Stowell t u y rv u at the latter's cottage at Gull lake. •. 1. ----- -----------------------' Mrs Beers. Tiie Utter have bought and Mrs. Will Tinkler ot Haitln— -------------------------were married In Indiana, recent! OBDEIt roa ruiuc*no« ...„j ' O. W. Lowell Teeter of Tyson.' a home in Hastings. * Mr and Mr* L R. Woteojt spent 1 chnrth of the United *Mra. Helen Ridenour of Bat Saturday anil Sunday with Mr. and : Breth Brethren In Christ Tenn., and hU wife of Hastings ; * " * Creek wa* a guest of V" Mr*. V. L. Wolcott at Unslng * spent Friday evening with Mr. and NORTHEAST WOODLAND E. B. Griffin D D.. pastor DeMond Decoration Day. Mr. and Mr*. Claude WaMon and Phone 481 Mra. Ruxseil Molt. * Mr» Marshall Bobby and .Mr and Mr*. Geo. , reeporl Norwood. Mr* Henry Kroes and rS‘whL h*ie FAIR LAKE Brownell of Flint were Bunday din- . 10: 30 A. M. Sunday school. Mrs. Leon Leonard entertained at 1,^and ® Last Week's L.—. ner guest* of Mr and Mrs. Frank ’ 11: 30 A. M. Morning worship. Mr. and Mn. Edwin Uncaster Hynes of Woodland. Woodland * Mr. and । 7:00 p M Christian Endeavor. “ "-T ‘ ।“Q u ", pau several weeks, are able tajje P. Mr and Mra. Floyd Armour Mra D W. Yarger of Grand Rapids 8:00 p M Evening servica. 8pe- !^Vdum”u^S?rtert a r£em up and around again. Callers there were Sunday callers at H, O. Ar­ spent Saturday with Mrs. Bkn 'ftal pathera Day program. ”[., Edwin MeHertava nont (he wefk wfrf and MnL Were * Cnas. Dolph nnd Ernest “ & i,» *& «!'' mour*. Bari Barker of Bellevue called on Mr and Mra. Cha* Pixley, Friday. * of Mr. and Mrs. Will Btough. Bobby SLsanl Valiev 1 John Adams Friday evening. * Mr. 'Schneider. Mrs. Henry Flesaner, Ernest Hughes was operated on at remained to spend the week with 10:00 A M Morning worship. Mr*. Charles Harms and daughter. the Osteopathic hospital. Battle and Mrs. Elwyn Hayward and three SZt.VTJnrt m^li^rSiRu* hU grandparents. ★ Ruth and Joan -• — A. - M. •• Sunday school. • 11:00 Creek. Saturday morning. He came children Dale. Alay and Judy of ■ Be“’ •«» Kellogg of Lansing spent last week .I 7:30 P. M. Christian Endeavor. home Sunday forenoon and is doing i Hasting* were supper guest* of Mr °or?*a.d with their grandparents. Mr. and 8:00 P M. Preaching Service. as well a» can be expected. Hl* and Mrs. Max Reynolds Saturday * r Mr*. Glen Kellogg and returned ln_ 8:00 P. M. Tuesday Prayer met —------— .night. They all called on Mr. «*• er. Lydia Schu­ grandfather. Vlu™ Wm. m«t' Hughes. Hlckorv home Sunday. Morris are andspending Duane j" . inP 27 and inc . 28th. Rev. D if Carler. M Mrs. Karl Eckardt. Glasgow of Dowling olM‘n WUJianu nt the W. K. &k ni.?*&K!m dr Laura ™ Stat- Corner* called on him Sunday. * sick. Olga Eckardt. Luther Brod- Mr* Mar Pennock is visiting her this week here. * Mr. and Mrs. : rJck <H| hoW Quarterly . Kellu«g fann in the evening. * beck and children Junior and Nor­ son Esrl Pennock and family. * Mr Fred Tabberer received on air mail r-onferenee of 'the veAr The serv- Mr and Mr*. Walter Nurache of ma Jean, the latter are from Ionia. and Mra. Alan Griffin spent Sun­ Ster from Corp. Keith Tabberer ; •StlFbe held at the Ple^ISt I,alllr Creck callrd ®n “n‘> Mra. 1* somewhere in In Australia. IZf. J^hurch "‘ll.ES,?ela 01 lne 1 John Adan Adam* Saturday night * Ur Mr ' * Mr. and Mrs. Vivem Pierce en­ day with Mr. and Mra. Manson who is | Jobn “ Sa,u ^ nl “ht 1 and says he is well. * Mr .and Mra. 'allcy cllutc“- , „ , nnd Mrs. Roger William* and son tertained their parent*. Mr. and Newton. Richland. Mra. Newton la Carl Pierce of Woodbury and suffering from an injury to her Onnl Ballance from Battle Creek I .. | Dean spent Friday night and Sat- Mrs. u'r'.nd ‘u^R^;; Ve’itoh^ tiki and Mrs. Fred Ballance of Hastings CLOVERDALE urday with hUparents. 1 Mr. rand d Mra. RobertVelteh of Lake back. * Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Pix­ una™-^~~ J-a" f.hui.. Odessaat atdinner dinnerSundav. Sunday. Mr*. Mra. Iri* Irt* ley and ton. and Mr and Mrs were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr*. Edward Behling and sons of Mr*. Leslie V’""Odessa i Mr* John. S‘alre and children or Woodbury Gardner. Nashville, were Bunday Mr and Mrs C. M. Benedict. • Chicago are visiting her mother Mrs. near Freeport afternoon callers at lhe Pixley Henry Myers received word Sunday I Emma Johncock * Mr. and Mrs. Adam* and *.Mr<."Uda Harrington l._.......... Iwere ,Uo vUltOM thcrp on Sundy. iviesoay afternoon. aftemow * The MUses Bertha Wagner and home. _______ _ _ tn Hastings Tuesday night of, the sudden death of his | Uster Lord and children spent were . Mr. ana no. CharV’wh^-lO'«a father. Alfred Myer* of Wayland. * Sunday afternoon with Mr. and WEST HOPE Mis Herman Oo»ch and lu-r guest. Mrs. Orson Boniface of Plainwell. more of Rutland and Mrs. Willard • Last Week's Utter ■ OXDEa FOB PUBLICATION J® Mra Earl Jack of Detroit spent * and Mrs. Bcrt'McCallum are Whittemore local were in KalamaMis* Mildred Osgood, of Terre d^ht~-£fu5J-“5 * Haute. Friday and Saturday with Mrs. spending several days In Detroit too Saturday forenoon.-* The MissInd., came Thursday to * spend a few dav* witfc her father. Edgar Chencv and family at Un- visiting their -son and wife. Mr. and e* Thelma and Marjorie Mott of Battle.hS? Creek spent Mr thc .Sdl weekend sing. * Mis* Helen Steckle of Bat- Mrs. Dougal McCallum * MUs •£th narX «»..«? a,ld Mrs. E J. Bale* and fam- Jesse Osgood. Mr. and Mra. Al­ tie Creek spent Sunday and Mon- Mabclle Humeston of Marshall spent - ----- ----------- -------- --------mond Weber, and Mr. and Mra day with her parents. Mr and the past week here visiting her Russell ...................... Mott. * n«.c. Rev. C. w W era Davis.,M~"«• S«*}» ‘15* M^ a “ "d f Lynden Johncock apd family, of Mr*. Owen Steckle. * Mr. and Mrs. I brother and wife. Mr. and Mr*, of Hubbardston called on wine of Adams to Maple Grove. Detroit, al*o spool the weekend with John Postma of McCords were Frank Humeston. * Mr and Mrs. hia friends to the village Tueduv । * Mr. andMra Irol Wells of Wood- their father. * Jack and Jerry Sundav dinner guests of the lat- John McLeod are spending a cou- . of last week. He spent the night I b“" Johncodt and Leo Pigott of Detroit ter s parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Henry pie week* In Kalamazoo * Mra. , with Mr. and Mra. Jay Wilkinson. vrrn Pi?4-T * LrM.nHMr^ nt-h are spending the summer here to He was *M on on hl* hi* way way to to Benton Benton HarHar- Vein Pierce * Mr. and Mrs. RlchSmelker west of Freeport. * Fran- Emma Emma Dickerson Dickerson spent spent thc thc weekend weekend He «£*>; help with farm work. ♦ Guv McMabe i1,i ............................. to Btt(.nd me annual.................... Methodist *"* ai‘d £!??*?." <I toor „ cl* Biggs and Marion Hawk* —"• . ................. Hawks from in --------Grand----Ledge. -*--------Mr*. •* Mabel Mannis and friend from Lansing *'■ ­ conference which wa* held there. J?”EotheS'M ^T.rt,ha called at the L. D. Woodmanhome spending thfz this Teel: week Dings and Paul Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nashville are xpcr.dto. * me ■*! “" ”"1™ KSi. si —'er Sundav * Mr. and Mr*. Thomas in Culver. ^..1..-- * mond Dings and family of Dowagiac • Denon inland Laxes ° uaraen u"' with Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Mis. Isaac wv Crumback accompanied *Dent lhe weekend with Mrs. Lucy club Mrs. CIUD held ncia its r.s regular regular meeting mceung al hi the uu zE5 - arV.5n<* r,an.’l V °™r 4** *£££'•. Clark and family of Kalamazoo bv Mrs Walter Crumback and Dings and Luvina. * Mr. and Mrs liome ------- of - Mr*. " ----------------Mr "nd Mrs Mr* Giendcm n,"u’"r EckHerman Reynold* pnrt ** r.'. ■«** spent Sunday with hi* sister. Mrs Hasting* w-ereSunday af- Will McCallum. * The Rev Isaac Mr* Max Kayser called on the Ul- Walter Lewi* and children spent lluirsdav afternoon of last week. ardJ a He.^ ter s sister. Mrs. Chas. Bunn Thura- Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. Herb It was decided to hold a flower Osgood. *on David and daughter. W*}od,?1nd •’*« ,8unday w,lh Nelda. ot Woodland, spent Wednesday afternoon * Palsy Wedel from Cook of Middleville. * Misses Oral. •how In the fall this year Several , Hastings is spending this week with Irl* and Gordon McLeod of Delton of thc members of lhe club will at- . J°hn nnd Ralph Uteon. | day night with Jes*e <*60"* * Patty Hoyt * Miss Bertha Frith spent Monday with Charles Monica, irno ’Mra. Gusta Chilson and Mrs iiavia tend me the annual tiarry Barry county Countv i I ......... . . ‘ Flower Festival in HaAtlns* Friday BRANCH DISTRICT to Hasting* Friday. ‘Shepherd were caller* Friday at of Kilpatrick community was a cal- * Mr nnd Mrs. Richard Engle spent home ot of kcv Rev.. anu and mu Mrs.. the in Muskegon. of this week. * Mrs. Helen Pennock. ler at the tne nome w past weekend ... Lost week s letter. the Ray Barnea home * Mr. and ~ • ILewelyn MK-»1vn Woodman ‘‘ * Blake * * Mr*. Ethel E. B. Griffin Thursday. A. * Tj-.. Rev. n D. '* of Kmri Wilcox wupox and una Mra. Mrs CTias unas. i Mr air and ana Mr* Mr* R. k. E. e. Hall mu and ana two two Mrs. Mrs. Ira ira Osgod and children and —-*- were ------ tn ■- Hastings Wedm'sJ -----------— i Mr. and Mra. Ray Barnes lolned H. variic* Carrick Ul of outiuciu Sunfield vaum called al the I , district was children. Mr. -and Mrs. Keith *• Norn. ----- . a..Sundav . dinner guest Floria r.u, me group at the Jease Osgood home Rev. and of Mr iiuiuc of ui Rc». utiu Mr*. E B Griffin .o. —r. and an_ Mra. rs. Uster Lord * {dll> day forenoon. ♦ Mrs. Leona Fams- .ton, Barbara and David of Kaiamo I the grou - : home Su Sunday for a family dinner. R.mH.v afternoon * Rev. and Mr* Cliamberlaln of ■ wor Sunday Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Ezra Ezra^Chamberlain worth and *on Delbert and her spent Sunday evening in thli localE. Kalamazoo mother.. mi>. Mrs srvuiKia Georgia osjiuca Scythes wuu who Itv. * Mrs. Maynard Tucker left for —— - -C.. B D. Griffin SJUIKU spent apois from Friday ........ -------------- spent the weekend with ....... •iiiuuici ...---------- — >n Sbnday morning fh*ir — nr ----- 1—‘Florida to be with her blithe nd BOWENS MILLS afternoon until their mnthxr mother. Mr« Mrs. Mnrth* Mar.ha chim. Cham- i . u.„. iiave been i>_. living in the ••Hayward at thc home of Mr*. Griffin's par- berlain. * Mr. and Mrs. Mark Oar- house for thc past year moved their who is now stationed there. * Mrs. : La»J Week * letter wn°, ent*. Mr. and Mrs. D- A. Stoner in risen of Delton called Sundav eve- ! household good* buck to Wayland Sherman Swift will entertain the I . Mt*. Pronces spending in Has­ --------------‘a few days ,n IF IT WON'T HELP WIN THE Bvron Mr. Stoner is critically 111. ning on Mr. and Mrs. Walter ]x*t week where the former'* hus­ Dorca* Society of North Maple been WAR—FORGET IT. . * Mrs. George ruroev Forbcv received na Lewis._____________________ band is living. Mrs. Fnmswortn Grove, Wednesday. June 18. for an ting* with her daughter. Mr* Bel­ va Edger and family, returned home telegram from — her son Saturday .. —. —.—y “ 1' ! taught in the school here the past all day meeting * The first quar­ _..a— her u— his ui. new -- gddress which । year. * Mr. and Mra. Prank Cum­ terly conference will be held at the Saturday. * Harry Moore of Assy­ giving address whichis U DUNHAM DISTRICT ria center with his excavating <At~ ‘ Saturdaymorning a son was 1 tnins who spent the winter in Flornwm nuu»e utuic r*<ua, Sgt. OeraW Forbey. 387 Serv. Sqd.. North Maple Grove church Friday w11*1 Mrs N*’11 KMder uia are back al their cottage at afternoon. June 11 at 2 o'clock. * fit has been filling In the dam at 60 Serv. Gp.. Sioux City. Iowa. • MildredWolff» at Fennock hoaWall lake for the summer. * Mr. Mrs. Lee Bell, pleasantly enter- the Springer feed mill, which went Hold Open House mia. w—... Ac,anw Wen’ dinner talncd the Jolly Dozen. Thursday out last Jan. * Alfred Myera is FlV?. dd5r.»?2’ti.«^?b\«Wikrc . “uuu nd Mr ” John again under the doctor s care * Albert Miller, son of .Mr and Mrs. taken Monday to the home of her guests of their son-in-law and afternoon. * Children s day pro­ John Miller of Plymouth, who has mother. Mrs. Lena Wolff. Pvt. Kid- daughter Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Wli- gram will be held next Sundav eve- The L. A- 5 will meet with Mra, been in the Navy stationed in Ha- der U at an Army Camp in Mary- item* andfamily at the W. K. Krl- ning June 13 at lhe North Maple Thelma Springer, this week Thur*. wall and California. Is home on land. ♦ Pvt Ernest Dunkelbcrger logg ynrm Sunday and also attend- Grove church, beginning at B June 10. at 2 pm. Everybody in­ vited * A good attendance at 8‘in* furlough. He wl)l be glad to meet returned Friday to Selfridge Field ed Children1* Day exercises and o'clock. day School last Sunday. Come again hU many friends in Freeport, after a ten day furlough with rel- church services service* in the Wesleyan -------------- *» at 10:30 A. M. * Mr and Mrs. Clyde Thursday afternoon. June 17th al alive* here. Mrs. Dunkelberger nc- church. * E. Benson Collins T3.Who CEDAR CREEK 1 .nenoimr Holme* of the home of his aunt. Mrs. Chas, cqnpanled him. * Mrs Isabelle ha<i rf,MdrU at WaU UMe ror the Last. Week s Letter m* Muskegon iwo wwa. Ht*. are spending hl* home two weeks vacation Bunni?.en,ke A"? daukhtcr Beverly of , past 22 yrars^died Maidenly at his Mr. and Mra. Peter Leinaar-of ff?" ]?gtheh Mr?’HolAe* h rmS?t«ler- .cn,led Onohfu ' homp at »> * M- Monday of last Delton spent Thursday with Henry •' i-T" -••Jwell. * The store here 1* D.v Fv-J. uim ha* been ?’ jy *nc *Tscm“n ?un<day a,t" w**k- He u survived by the widow. Leinaar and family. * Meralln Wli- —-• —A, ...a summer. Mr. Kimmey La &aJLlta£l m rihnEh ‘TU00*rWnrdKf?r. a I Alice and a brother Herbert of Uson was taken to Leila h0«m«^ mu isruiiars: pastor of the local M. E. church , visit. * Miss Nyla Ball is helping I Charlotte. Funeral service* were ’—‘—*u — "* V ‘—"* — ■>*■**■"«m for the past four years has been Mrs. Keith Ball with her house- held Thursday afternoon from the moved. She is doing fine. * Law- tinpE CENTER transferred to the JoyMemorial‘cleaning. * Mr. and Mrs. Jay La■ Htnton Funeral home here Bur rcnee Bostvlck and family of Au- I i*M Week's Utter Burchurch in Grand Rapids. Best bodie and family were Sundav —calwn , made tn Charlotte * Mr* .. I |a| wna cnariotte. Mr and Mrs Ben Salik attended wishes go with Rev. and Mrs. Love .|en at George Ball s. * — Thr« in. !lal aL*S a nwac in -L nar.loUf » ,vr.“. gusto .pent Sunday with Mr*. GerThose to- j Uweli Whittemore ita* employ- tie Pease and Mr*. Crystal Watson. church ln Hastings Sundav. * Mra. from this community to their new terested in — summer 7-: —r .7J?ro^u ment in Hastings, chafge. We also extend a welcome 'met met at at the u-hr>nihschoolhouse Tuesday ---------------- , a > to our new pastor. Rev. J. W. McCue evening to organize. CARLTON CENTER who has been preaching at the L*'15t week's letter. Bowne Center church. Rev. and ill. * Pi'! fn J Lt Jn'ne* N Valentine who gradMrs. McCue have lived in this com­ First Man. There goes a fellow' untet| froin Navigation whool at Wcndal Lammers of Battle Crerit velma Gate* of Cloverdale did some thc chemical* and pharmaceutical! in munity for lhe past year. who seems to take the worst pos- Monroe. La., had the opportunity spent over the wmkend with hl* ,,™rlni for Mn. Floy McDermott dl,b IaAt weclt * As Mr. and our prescription department, because sible view ot everything." to stop off at home with his par- parent*. Mr. and Mrs. John LamCHURCH NOTES ’ HatTy Daniel* were visiting only product* of known de|>endabilit y Second Man: "A pessimist, eh?“ ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Val- mers * The people of this com- M Freeport M. E. Church “nd Flrst Man: "No. he'» a candid «“’»« for » tPW day«- Hls «i>ter. Sn^hW’lMh of the‘r Rev. J. W. McCue, pastor death of Mrs Lhpcocnb of R...I- creek last Tuesday a storm keeping our stock up-to-date through Mrs Bud Flynn, came rome from suden 11:00 Morning worship—Fathers camera fiend" Battle Creek formerly of this place ualue rv-_<.i. came up and Mr*. Harry Daniels t,r Virginia to see him through his Day. All fathers and sons are invit­ of newly-developed Several from here attended the FOR VICTORY BUY' WAR BONDS itaZ' Hc waa enroute to Boise. i funeral on Friday afternoon at the got a severe shock, knocking her ed to attend. down on the floor. Her daughterIdaho where he is now enrolled Vr" nd in a ~~~ ~~~ ~~ ------- - Gunnery school. ♦ j’ ' Hanz Jenson of Grand Rapids were uldfor.fcenwtor^The family have her to a hosP}ta1.- but hnd 1° Sundav guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 be,T* 1 “>ur In several places a* trees lay Cwir t I the sympathy of all. * Mis* Glad nrm^< the road She wa* uncon­ I An^Jie* Cniif \r1rtve<i:^ThnkrIi™ 1 dla Cainu of Hastings is caring tor y-joujj twenty-four hours. Later »he *a. * Mr*. Jennie Cassady ul 12:00—Sunday school. EGALS HF TOM U L L I U Pt • «*^.s«res!»."sre “ «s SL .«™i .X OUR STOCK """xnetf Bring your car to us at least every 60 days to have it checked. This service is F«£f —and it is VALUABLE! ... it enables you to have minor defects taken care of bejort they become expensive re­ pair operations. Protect your transportation for thc dura­ tion at lowest cost. Our free checking offer covers all makes of cars. \ ; rashaaiRag i mother Mrs. Cairn* of Hasting* * Clfda U •P«MUn« lhe wtek in Fort Wayne, i---------------- * a * ----------- 7 COATS GROVE i Laal Week'* Utter I Thp u A 8 rlranp<l the church »Jin» nr^th -TY^ UU Thura<laY ^‘h good attendance, of Uke Odessa being prosent Top A number of men were helpful at •core wa* won by Mr*. Vivian Tls- I me work and a nice pot luck dinchpr and ner wa3' served. * Mr. and Mr* Gavatt. These ladles surprised, Fr*ng VI*. Harold Bowma, Miss their hoates* with a jhower of love-; jde Bowma from Grand Rapids. Iv gift*. * Dr. Uland McElmurry *•» w.it — w ati*n» and »nrf Mr. and m Mn. Walter Wallace called at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mn. Keith Yerty from Hasting* Frohn* Sunday afternoon. * Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coats and ’Alex Neal wa* admitted into Ann Doris spent Sunday with Mr and Arbor hospital last Tuesday. A Mr* Max Coat*, * Oscar Cooper very delicate operation wa* per­ visited Sunday at Harley Beases * . formed on her eye Friday and we Mn Gerald CaUlkelt of Battle Creek are all happy to know *he is get­ visited at Paul Woodmans Satur­ ting along nicely. * Mr. and Mrs. day night and Sunday. * Harlev Calvin Steffey and Corky of Kala­ Sense helped to move the house­ mazoo were weekend guest* of the hold goods ot Mr. and Mn. Harold John Usborne family. * Miss Elaine Brovant. last Thursday to a farm Fuller of Lowell is spending her in the Tamarac neighborhood. * summer vacation with her grand- Mlu Ruth Woodman was home mnWM sriinoi. : Last Week * Letter Mrl ton wickham who I* attending summer school at Kaiamazoo. wa* home for the weekend. * Mis* Helen Reeao* who has been teaching at Mecosta. 1» now at home. she report* a good year, and exnecu to return next year. * Mr. ' and Mr*. Herbert R- Johnxtoh remmed home la*t Wednesday after - days •— •In ----------J spending a •few and around Mt. Pleasant. * Mr. and Mrs. L. E Holmes of Woodland spent Thurs­ day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs Herbert Johnston. * Elwyn Baker of Lansing spent Saturday night with Dlls Johnston. will visit here for awhile with relTLvhVra,entcrt?nrd\lthrS aGi?dro Srtv kffwrtri? JtthhMn mm Beulah roJtV? Mr* MarTi1 Mm ’Th^«URhJnmB^UMr?°M?v Buy a better car for economy drum charge FEEDING FLOORS Feeding floors made with dean, long-lasting concrete will help you rale* more pork for war need*. They gave pig* by keep­ ing them cleaner and healthier —save feed otherwiae trampled In the mud—insure faster gains, more pork per bushel ot feed. We » an< «o be helpful in your transportation problem* . ★ S—Frwt WM BawWgs. Gean and repack. ★ S-Bsttwy. Check, add water; recharge if necessary. ★ 7—Safety Sarrica. You awre on flo8 and Hroa whh a u»ad Stvdobakar b«. Check lights, dean lenses; inspect wiper. ★ l-Cooibg System. Drain and flush radiator, add rust preventive. Drain heater. from burdensome overload-thanks to a^i^Ok*.r ti•"Binaorinfl. * Yow get high, quality material* and fine craftunanthlp that moan big (Maintain tires at wartime pressure—32 lbs. Switch as Service * Y<JU «•**•"<•«*»*» Kwh at planar front end auspondon not available In other u.ed “ ““t*”',,b"k,r operating economy body and bright meuL Remove spots from upholstery. • A nation on wheels is a wronger nation. Help keep America -r^**'/rr on wheels. • Buy more War Bonds and Scamps. of thl REAHM MOTOR SALES 107 N. MICHIGAN. FASTER GAINS WITH LESS FEED on CONCRETE Standard lubricants. ★ 4—8«s Saving Service. Air cleaner: valves, etc. Check need for replacement or recapping. Phone 2131 5 Points to Romombor: ★ 3—Ckaatli LubrtcsUoe. Wipe off all fittings and apply fresh Check hose and fan belt. ★ •—nrss. Inspect rubber, rims, “The RexaU Store" Hastings "Yea." said the great man. "I woke up one morning and found myself famous." "It was slightly different with me." sighed the other. "I found myself famous—and then I woke Drain. Install sturdy summer grade Standard lubricant. clean and re-oil. Spark plugs: clean and regap. STEBBINS & JACOBS HASTINGS, MICH — wvwu pricw roe «' ”, r.«,8„lx.d 1 Long-lasting concrete improve­ ments cost little to build—need /ew 1/ any "critical matariah.” You’ll find valuable suggestions in free booklet, "Ptrmantnt Farm Construction.” Paste coupon oa penny postal for your copy. If you need help, get in touch with your concrete contractor, or building material dealer. NULAND CIMINT ASSOCIATION GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. CO HASTINGS PHONE 2101 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-06-24.pdf 149e2bfc72665883932b42a41cf22566 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner SECTION ONE—PACES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR On tha ☆ * * ☆ * * Home Front Has Watch, With Name of Haitiiigi Jeweler in It, Who Sold It 75 Yean Ago W. A. Thayer, the Jeweler, some time ago bought the Jewelry stock Hello, all you service men and of the lute Clarence Bennett. Borne of It. which was unsalable he put women from Barry county. and had almost forgotten It This morning one of my patient* 1 away But the other day he came acroe* was sitting in my operating chair the discarded articles, and was glad perfectly relaxed <Can you imagine he did. for in them he discovered a that* when I approached said watch that is probably over 75 year* paUcnt with a pair ot shiny tor- old. On the dial wa* printed, and cepa. He look a look al me out of on the part containing the work* the comer of his eye. grasped the was engraved, the name of "R. Her­ arm* of the chair, and suddenly Hastings, Mich " willed HU look of confidence and rick. The writer remembers Rollo Her­ complacency vanished and I heard rick. who had a Jewelry store on him say In rather an Inaudible Jefferson street for several years. voice. "Ohl Oh! tile yanks are Ills son attended school In the same taMt rilrt’msk{•’"ml- thVok i room “ r«ler- in the old frame as the * writer, Hrrrnant i building, which then stood on /imtter lhe «hool ground*, about where the OUR SIX 12 GRADE SCHOOLS GET MUCH AID FROM STATE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1943 WHO IS BUMBLING WHAT? 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS 30 RURALDCDIITC SHOOL !”ow Gnr9!’""TT L\ ; 7 n u'i'g The House of Representatives un-t the administration have^nade *1— DlCTDIfTC doubledly gave vent to exaspera- An agency with responsAUlty but .Hon with OPA bumbling when It' no real power, I HGDDir IkOIC UlJIKILlJ lL DISTRICTS KLL/U DFDIICF On vs«*»nwv Victory Garden Inn amMm I „ . . JlOCAL TAX LARGELY!'£ mv SS by a care- , glanci I cetain staple food Item* which effective must be bucked leer Grorae SomnerBunntoreided oFA had originated—But it did notii-' fully co-ordinated program, of inBy Bus Transportation of ' ^eralMl* ofnlre tender bean I Ing. In fact worse titan nothing. t» 'creased taxation and compulsory' 1 Pupils to 12-Grode Schools plants. What George thought, as ha solve the perplexing problem of I buying of U. 8. war bonds. This n 1)>(rons of our clly jchoote had surveyed the damage, has not been the government. This newapat: creeping inflation k-hlch is causing would siphon off much of the ex- ' attended the annual school meeting reported. He knew it would never do believe* this service will enabse I This city and the five villages of un ever-increasing use In the cost ceas purchasing power which to now ia*t seek they would each have for him to so forget himself as fbrwt himwir ■« to tn dividual* to cooperate more fully Delton. Freeport. Middleville. Nash­ of living. I continually throwing so-called price been given a copy of Superintend- try to stey the gguilty —, creature, even ville and Woodland have 12-graae • • • control measures out pf gear. ent Van Buskirk's annual report for if ne had the opportunity, which he schools. High school*. In which the The np» lean had ■ nian and ■ • • • the present school year. It contain* didnt have. But he was determined Red stamps J. K. U M. N. now 9th. 10th. llth and 12lh grades ar­ a tested one al that for the Mme I ,n Canada, for example, govern- । statistic* which are very interesting, J?.??*1 J?„n,Uro ’hte valid, expire June 30. taught. are far more expensive to: •«“■ “ SI l“?l.‘iL2“X7rKu2S. "*“• “ h“ Red sump P. valid June 27. will operate than the lower grade*. They be good through all of July. require' mure teachers. Their in­ Canaan as |»rt of a program which cenl of the ryktlonal Income *Wle ccmpulsory-buylng of war bonds Bnu m ur_ structors receive considerably high­’ has effectively stebllized prices. simple He bought a cheap sprayer ■ Canned Gaeda. Ete. er pay. High schools afford much' ... aecqpnte for atout 15 per cent years, shows that there has been a that cost him 21 cent*. Hl* next in- | Blue stamps K. L. M. more special training than do the ' A* a matter of fact, neither the m^re. Tlius> at least 40 per cent of considerable increase In the number vestment was in five cents worth of , through July 7. lower grades. For instance the Has­ OPA nor any other agency can hold the national income is effectively of city school children in the grades hydrated lime al a local elevator. Blue stamps N. P. tings high school ha* a business the price line under conditions which prevented from competing In the below the high school, indicating The lime does no harm to beans. I mend ng July 1 course, gives instruction in agricui- prevail h?re. It Is true that Pren- market* for consumer good*. That t quite an increase in the population beets or any other plant. So George Caffae domestic ' case of well-founded Jitter* know- , Herrlck family moved from Has­ tore, manual training, directors sprayed the rest of hl* bean plant* Broun has not turned out to i* one of the reasons why Canadian of Hastings. 24 ,or 1 ,b' go<x5 Ing that the Yanks will soon be tings some time before that old science, has three athletic directors, In the rchool year 1940-41 the to­ and others he thought the hare * | debating' be a particularly aggressive admlnls- ! prices ore lower than American coming In their direction. When building went up In smoke in 1871. also an instructor ui «■-*"• •— tal enrollment was 1360. of whom appetite might crave, and waited । ,, bovs and and 668 668 glrls^-YriUt 21 1 1 * become* Training in music—vocal and In- tratnr but It is also a fact that no prices and why stores shelves over 701 were bovs you fellow* dig out. the roots of girls, with result*. Next morning none of the The watch Mr. Thayer discovered strumental—is provided. 4 Urge administrator could do much more 1 there have a greater variety of good* 630 In thet r------- —- school. — —’ — —1 1- garden sass” he had treated was 1 Juiy *' high In thetechooi Fascism. Nazism and al) the other a key winder. It had what wa­ a^semblv room and many class ...... — —- than hc hus done under the present ! even without extensive rationing. bun*. Uic peoples of the countries Is ,— .,..-42. the total wa* 1368. of loisturtied*. That was also true on then known ns "hunting cases." ‘ . .. There lx Is the , who believe In the Freedoms will which were made of nickel. It was a rooms are necessary. Th.r. whom 684 were boys and 684 girl*, succeeding morninn. Rabbits do not Stamp 13 of mucn much mure more room, a*wru as well mi as ~T** J'.~7~,r cost 01 . . . ", 'In England, cf course, the sllua- ... M there were 624 ... mo*t certainly be grateful to every and in .... Uie ...... hlgh^ relish the uxuiam hydrated *uuc lime. w«vx»»~. George h*d OM U mcU, .ti.l ewiru. <C»nU.w« on p.,. IM, Sm.> -boot *1^7“';’ b~ni .««•( one of you for sacrificing so much IU Ifc.nw'.„d much h«Jllr; ;^SdSd‘X«S,p!TT,m-.!?S for them. ending June 30. the enrollment was he did. and he recommends It to used tor canning sugar ,1502. of whom 741 were boy* and other gardeners. of 5 lb. each through < I was pleasantly surprised recent­ 761 girls, with 635 in the high school - - man Both coffee and suj ly by having Lawrence Moore. Bill We read of a Grand Rapid* Evidencing the effect of the war on who added some black pepper to the are from the same ’ DeCou and Hartley Finstrom drop Thayer^t•xplulnrd^that. at the ■ r cTli I f'DITIF'AI the high school, drawing pupils into lime No self respecting rabbit can In to say "Hello". They arc a fine lb bl ILL LKI I ILAL tile armed service or Into war in­ be induced to swallow pepper. But linking bunch of boys and are tak­ du* tries, the tables reveal that In that meant washing the vegtablea ing it with a smile. Ray Waters DI Al AfKAIIT UCDf Applications Far Exceed Stempl* good for 1 pair through :department Of education for non- KI KIllJI HrKr 1940-41 there were 320 boy* en­ thoroughly before using them as took Lawrence up to the Pine River ^end,^rte? । resident pupils. In high schools and . WLMVUVUI I IL IXL I Available Supply wmen wouianx oe s rolled In high school to 310 girls; the iooa for a trout fishing expedition when St « The Tmlde of Thrd«tTh6 food which wouldn't be so necessary much larger ex- 1 N°’f Te’f to C°m0 Withoirt t— . ' following year there were 303 boys iimP i< used Lawrence was here. They lud a J The lire riluaUon here is so critte to 321 girls. In the present school onlv u T e “ u#e ? nice three-day outing even though dial PWhrril he dK^d^thto oM «*"** »*r M:‘,oUr pcr Stamp Number 6 from Basle h1^ Advance Announcement , cal that even those eligible can no tyear the high school enrollment of bit*, see. or call George by phone 1Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 the mosquitoes behaved like dive dial. When he discovered thl* old Irnmnared with eiirht I longer get them when needed, ac- tjoys in. 302. and of girls 333. bombers Yes. It did rain some— lime piece. Mr. Herrick wound it Kra<je LchooU because it explain* 1 and he will give you the benefit of ।gallons of garollr.e. good througn Capt. O. R. lliompson. In charge. cording to the tire panel of the Figures given in the report con­ , his experience. _ __________ who said anything about fish? . with a key. It started ticking lnuCh larger state aid given to 'd plant guard training for Barry, ” BarnCounty War Price and Ration cerning non-resident pupils are very Pete Bacheldcr and Keith Fox promptly and is still doing II. | ,j.Bra<jc schools compared Vllh 8- ! Montcalm and Ionia counties, who . Board. complimentary to the schools of were at Camp Grant Reception Coupon 5 good for 11 gallons. Lt* I official observer during the , . Krade schools । grade schools. Right now. for example, there arc I this city. In addition to taking care Center tor several weeks. Their Job ■ I-.. in tvMh In considering state aid. which I trial blackout last week, thought 300 appllcajJoiks for tire* and yet of the education of persons^of school j, was to undo In two minutes what n. ... . i. nixuiiaui that the InH -----here----wax verv well i* KivaiK^uiciy lu u... ncip wublc. In view age within the city, our schools are the new recruits had spent a life­ p. schools, u.* — mu —, eliminate till>1 oi _« .i_. _i... Uc we must tul- inanageo. managed. uj|> I1IUIC |*-m of this situation more W time to accomplish. Most of these dependence 1 also providing that needed, service MU... because that 1* In ---------- •— three —-— point* -------- — of--------------- (mu, for 436 pupils who live outside of' tinn no. sense a The criticism mu*t oe be uiacra placed un on icvappuig. recapping. boy*, like my own son John, had I 1”It S“" ““actual ‘-‘•..‘"J? gift,• u pay* cost to high < luted, listed, he Mid. were minor and j; — recapping —U Is ordered Ir. in place the M cl|y. „.That -, would make u fair culuvatcd with the aid ot hair oil. schoote for and advan«_’the training ------------ -------- 1 sh“uld be u_ easily — ।0 o(( grunting gri||ltlnl. an application ttppnCation for new new . sized steed school. The city sclxool school board corrected. curling irons, terd and vitamin pill*, ! ta<n lhry nfford 10 students who First—There were too many peo- ure*. lire*, and If if the car owner refuses received during the present school ' beautiful waves In their hair. Well, I ruri rirTITIAkl hide* every 6 month u> act on lhu suggestion and drives, year *31.010.00 in tuition, which the i1 i"re non-residents- We should also pic in the street during the red sigwith Keith and Glenn It was Just which ever Is first. ! state department of education ha* eliminate the primary school money. naL This was a rather natural fall-),|s old Ures until they fail, the tire 247 YoungsteA Report —Zip—and Uie Job was done. I Prruif hw Law Max bpcaUM‘ ,hal *» entirely on the ing under the c rcumslances since pancl wlu no longer consider hto carefully figured, so that mat the added | n ~ r understand that under cover or Proof Required by Low Has number Of persons of school age liv- everyone knew It was a practice school district I On Opening Day application tor new tires (cost to the Hastings school district darkness and in order to save their <— Not Been Furnished in । ing within the school districts. drill and people were curiousj to see 1 Enough tires simply are not avail- for teaching the 438 foreign pupils , According to report* of the three own scalps, the two Barbers of Thornoppie Lake Level Case' .Considering state aid alone, we J*?1*! clty * l!l al able even for tlxtv-e engaged in work I was. In the ludgment of the super- i playground supervisors. 247 Has- fruit Fleet street' pulled out ot Camo classed u* a* essential. Therefore, Intendent of rt”'T"“ out. However. If a real • cuxaacu aiancivic. re-’.mtcnoetiv ox public uuuuv instruction, uuuutwwt, nilly I tings children attended the open­ Judge McDonald, on Monday., ‘ th^camtv recefred U<- blacked Grant and are now In the ground 1 along with gas rationing ~ is ,,covered covered by by the ttuition —iicn paid for them. 1 1 Ing day al the playground* sponAir Corps at Kccsler Field. Mu-1 Ban *o^iheUbMrtUof\uDcrviL>rr of 208 70 *UU uld- *h,le the s,x hte'h blackout were called, the presence capping alcr" of |>eople tieoplc in the street *ould would be u a a *pari"oF pftrl of a u Broad £fOad program proKrBm for for "the the i. Of the’ 438 non-resident pupil*, pupil*. j1 sored by the Hastings City Youth ateslppl. . • rounte ‘EF'th? de^X ion I “hoo! dhtrlcts received *134.733,92 serious error which might help de- consenatlon Con*es*atlon of existing tires. ,308 were in >308 In the high school. 57 Jun- ।Council. This Is approximately 50 for canning sugar. Florence Wright was In to see thl* county for the drlcrmlnalion t^ooldMrMM ---------------, -the ---------—----------------- , Nelther feat one at prime purposes of Neltiter uIs nit safe m to A^unir assume that that I1 lor tor High High pupil* pupils and and 83 63 in in the the eleele- >! more than last year, according to me this morning and Mid she 1iad | the Air Raid Precaution effort— , — --tlrts --------wjn in u_ be — available <tn suffi- |mentary urade* grades-a —a total of 438. The ■■Edwin EdwinTaylor, Taylor director." director.' leccived a letter from Dick Flngle- Hlxml^l STAMP* 15 AND 16 GOOD , holdlnif tlmt lhU >w'r ot M5'”* 88 00 "n *»“*“<> conservation of life. . — •_ -------«*-» ■•'-■'grounds haveplavgt scleht volume in the near future. 1308 high school students came-•from Staff* at the Umi lecenlly. Dick Is at Scott Field s *8.821.088. aim: Bwumaxsx, ’- —and —— IpelUde MX*. FOR CANNING 8UGAR Two—A few people were a little The only sensible thing to do in the JOI i 57 uuuaiur outside district*. The elementary 1i been T^r-e-'.r* completed 1 1 nreJl ’y1‘5’^-4°or mllteat and the report is that he tops the fhe' testimony *to* the* case was ’in-! valuation n?of slow in gelling light* off when the opinion of the tire panel Is J to coax |p«mn< ’ pupils r.nr.<»ni represent 15 rural school ।> Delbert Whitmore and and Mr* Emil scales ten pound* heavier than thendX^.Xrn“lHe^held,’tha,t1 icu ouuuucu. excu u,vu«» । uu.i u» •» mileage pov.lblr • districts and the Junior High school ! Anderson at the Central playground, red signa! sounded. Even though every last bit of mileage when h- entered. Dick helped in Se relX for fixi£ and Xff wiil“tmJ***SlwXn S only two or three places In the city 1 from existing lire* by careful driv- 'non-resident pupils came from 29'. Miss Helen Wade and Mary Lock"- simpler than last year. Thia a tlie flood work this spring. Ap­ I rural dlstict*. i wood at 1st ward. Mr*. Roy Doug­ pWicaUon haa bean attained _tey might, dur- ing and an recapping will pay^A6 09 In taxes were thus in error, they parently he thought that his job maintaining the level of a l*ke. ’ Routine work of the tire panel—is ! in the near future the writer will I las* and Charieen Cappon at 2nd validating each ot stamps 15 an Ing actual’ war conditions, have Rout —______________________ °.r “‘ would consist of carrying beauti­ as set forth in the statute under ---------------------1 being u-.— considerably hampered by give some very interesting statistics 1 ward. Mr*. William Bradford at the In War Ration Book One for ......^1.... w..—. .if rate or almost 8 mins, iot inc sup helped furnish enemy raiders with ful girls from flooded buildings but bXn Mtnb- 1 of llle|r -chools. The four in- valuable Information as to their people dropping droonlnx enodlre concerning the 86 Barry county rur' Craft Shop, and Leroy Hewitt, aoft- pounds of home canning sugar, in to enquire perI w -----------------------------------•it so happened that the only thing ItehJd B^he dtemiMediThis txti- I corporated villages have to pay vllrlUtrlrtx which whleh maintain maintain ball umpire. . der the program no person may bearing. I sonally about the status ot their an- |1«1 al school districts that Dick got his arm* around were X* in the post, badminton to a lain more than 25 P°uad? Three—Two or three of the store* ! plication*. Thl* usually mean* tak(Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) taxM^IHMinn’^tv *tax the Mnd bags that were used In Uon. but without prejudice to such I [“•* popular sport at all playgrounds. sugar for the period from. M future steps as it may be desliyd ‘ nn p S o ’ J F In the buxines* district failed to *ng time U> search through files'* -----------------------------------------------------controlling the flood. The greatest wish of the children 1. 1943 to February », IMA to take, having in view the con(Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) Eleanor Struble and Betty Altlic purpose al home 08*1 lerdlng Just got back from the Iow» elusions he had reached. former years. Mrs. L. E. Barnett.' Thl* caso is Important to .the Navy Pie-fligtit school where they The test blackout also provided Youth Council Chairman, has vis­ attended a ball. Eleanor has a owners of tends which have been u demonstration of the fact thatjf K rejected. The volume of persona' lJp\IIIT (if THb U/AD ited the ODT director tn Grand flooded In recent years to such an . beau down there but he Isn't a people are leaving their homes for calls which have to be handled atIKUWLI VI 11 IL II MIX Rapids and reports that his office's Barry county boy. Anyway, she extent as to make more than a...... ......... re any length of Ume wlille the war the rationing office, is actually 1 policy is to refuse all requests for । Sheriff and City Police said the dance was a beautiful af­ thousand acres practically worth- lA/ll I U/IIJU/An tue of school busses for any pur­ jelly, per person. Use this MIC " " ‘ with the work of hand-1 fair and they had a wonderful less. Owner* of more than 51 per VVlLL "111 II AK pose except transporting pppils to before applying for any more at U Report on Two Cases time. Sunday morning she at­ cent of the shore line petitioned . „ .. «... n Consequently Mr. Taylor board. It cannot be over-emphiM I ~ school. Con So Said Can. Gladeon Barnes tended chaise! and coming down Uie supervisors to lake the acUoa , ________ Ing Vffecte ha> Planned .;r.c;l a bicycle swim hike ed that this 25 pound* per pet* brutal. Its demoraUzlr the stairway that led to the chapel they did They did not want th-. ■ |n Recent Address af Detroit blackout only elgh? lights ^ iquln Lake for next Tuss- is a maximum and that the tot whom did she see but Chuck Leon­ lake spoiled for fishermen or cot­ sugar requirements of most cot spotted in the city and in each in- nFADl IKIF FRIDAY “ A meeting of the Army Ordnance stance it was a basement or attic ™lU \n two mms wed Win I ,nc,ude on,y tho"« bl- sumenr for thia period will be OM ard and Hollis Isenhath among the tage owners so they asked for a EMU LI IN E FMUA1 Mrs. Gerald Smith urge* Uiat all' S«it£? I Wire- that dlstenre. untere some slderably less. By and large, I hundreds that were assembling dam at the outlet of the lake, also I Association was held test week in light which had been unlntentlonthere. The boy’s are always glao for provision to expedite the flow 1 Detroit at the Book Cadillac Hotel, ally left on while the owner wa* victory gardener* who wish to enter j Al about 5 oclock Saturday .“Sa?1* to three dividual* require far fewer quai to see someone from home, even for of water through the lake so that Major General Otedeon Barnes, who away. Such an error seems Insigni­ of sugar—containing home conn aWp "te2 UansP°rt the flooding of their tend would be ’ according to his chief Major gen- ficant. but during actual war con­ the Barry County gardening con- morning the Jail phone rang vig-1 a few minutes. products than 25 pounds provide. J..,, i-.™- Qr fOur I era) Levin Campbell. Jr., is the lead- ditions. it might assume really ser­ test to gel in their application* bv orously. A Carlton (aimer, who In area* where consumers pti My assistant. Roslene Cooper, prevented. tomorrow. June June a. 25. since since tnat that win will । I Urea lives on on the the ro road leading north north! -L tomorrow, ad leading •■7-7 "-.71 Tlie case Ls important to the peo- ing ordinance engineer in the world ious proportion*. -------- ---------. — chase the fruit which they can keeps me informed daily about the 'in U>, dU-! “ !h' Jud"n* wl" •Urt | <™» B*"*’'. Corner,. repWUd }"™ *“ “K*' M tlS progress of Bob Moore From her pie of this county who. in case such I. gave the principal address at the Al) neon signs ir.--------------------- -banquet Friday night, his subject trict were off during the blackout. । rcjwrts i have come to the con­ a dam were built, would have to -----------. ...... .... .... .......... ........... ........ ||VUI1*UIU (II (lit 1^,'* pwo. clusion (hut he Is about perfect, pay for 1L also for any tend* need­ being "Battlefield Observation of In Ahis connection Chief of Police I except when he goes a little too ed for the dam or embankment to Ordinance in North Africa.'' Col­ Harry Thompson wishes to urge aU den Contest have been donated by . house, had acted suspiciously when lane. Jim Burns. George Maurer. the Sunshine Valley Seed Co.. Far- they found that he was looking at long in answering her letter* or maintain the water level; also for. onel Emil Tyden and Charles Pott* business men to have tiiesc signs mer's Market A- Seed Store. Haa- thetn ----------- as if they *had —• been, ■ — acted or• Robert O. Smith. David Sleinks, forget* entirely to acknowledge the maintenance of the dam or em­ were In Detroit to hear Major Gen­ turned off every night that they I tings Grain 8c Bean Co.. Roger’s were, up to something that they Norval Sinclair and Dick Caatelein. tn an amount which when addod some box of dainty morsels she has bankment. The case K important eral Rames. will be left unattended. " The first week of playground Seed Store. Farm Bureau Services. knew wasn't right. A* soon as pos­ Our readers will be glad to read prepared so meticulously. Bob Is to Barrv. Eaton and Ionia counHowever, in comparison with „ 1 Hastings Rotary Club. Hastings sible I list officer headed for the activity will end with participation (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) the following outline of Oen. Barnes* other communities. Ute blackout located In Buffalo. N. Y. In the chamber of Commerce and the place where the teds were seen. in the Children's Day Parade and address. which was sent out by the Army Air Con** and will start fly­ contests at the Bluegill Festival rnM riX ' Hastings Women* Club. American Press Association: ing about July 1st. After his course Friday. The parade starts at 2:30 Ia nil .UmSh1 i Entries In tile contest should be The German army "has come to of training at Buffalo he will go M. from the County Garage. which he believed had been driven P. to Maxwell Field, Alabama, to carry Line-up will be along the west side now faced by American. Britteni and unannounced. Then will come the Hastings, Route 1. or to Mr. and ' by Ute boys. The fanner who of the County Oarage. on. Mrs. Charles Rogers at 239 W. State phoned him could not see the auto Russian armies armed to the teeth I(._i .... There was an automobile accident with Everyone in Barry county seems I Street. Hastings, by Friday. June 25 . the best weapons known to I < * > from his house. ' probable canning habit* and ' at th. lafaat to be Victory garden minded thia near the Lampman hili on M 37. man." Maj.-Gen. G M. B*rne*. Sheriff Bera followed the boys ’ , —. quirement* Homa cannm M spring but what a job It ha* been about a half mile west of the citv chief of the technical division, of- (jOrdOH vlcment DUSV —z-------; tracts a* . nc urovc track* nwwiv a* 1 he drove northward cl as* are removing supplies f to get one In with all the rain. limits, al 10:15 Monday night. Prank । the fresh fruit market. and*lf It <oid On Government Work |gj «»iSSjSrfc When we finally got ours In and Lake. Q. his wife and son Richard <,«»< • . x » i arove on mi nc cuuia *cc the in ­ members of the Detroit |»st of the ThU month . County Treasurer all the vegetables were up. then were walking on the right side dt Army Ordnance association at their tersecuon of the road he wa* on George Clouse Sent to the trea*urer* granted generally. Uie r* came the big problem of quack the pavement toward their home a*, inaugural dinner last night. “« esu't and 'rC5t highway of tn* 18 townships, four villages be a shortage of fresh 8rass. mosquitoes, rabbits and be- the top of the hill. Walter Lewis, of "The Japanese army," General leading to Carlton Center. He and of this city their proportion of meet the day to day neat eve it or not. deer. We fought Cloverdale, was driving hl* panel Bsmes added, “will be destroyed." The Banner has mentioned in j . , could not see the boy* on either the *2.103.18 of delinquent taxes le tumen during the fresh the mosquitoes to cultivate the truck, headed westward- Before he previous issues the fact that GorDonald D. Smith of thl* city road, so he concluded they had gone had collected during the month of The Japanese army, he Mid. has beans and when we looked the gar­ had a chance to see the Lakes been described as “an army of men don Clement, brother of our probate brought to thl* Office one day last' Into a bant not far from where May for those municipalities and den over the next morning the ahead of him a car approached taught to depend uoon a soldier's judge, is the vice-president and । week a subscription receipt, dated their tracks ended. They were not their school district*. Following are cessed foods shortage DToUb, I bean* were all eaten up. The rab­ from the west The glare of Its courage, hl* tenaaity and his wil­ production manager of the Foster , December 2. 1875. Issued by the Has- there, so he returned to the place the amounts remitted to local treas­ would tend to substitute a fn bit* were to blame for that, so up­ lights prevented Lewis from seeing lingness to die for his emperor. The Boat Co., of Charlevoix. Mich. I tings Republican Banner, which was where their tracks had ended, look­ urers: Assyria. *40 00; Balttmcre fruit shortage problem. Il wo on inquiry we were told that the the pedestrians until he passed the American army Is taught to have Our readers and Gordon's many I the name the Banner had at the ing each way on the roadside. He Barry *27 48; Carlton 04.­ also constitute a serious drain way to keep the rabbit* away from other car. He swerved his truck confidence in the superior fire pow­ friends In thl* city and county w|U time it was established. In 1856. and mw something in the tall grass that *196.93; 19. Castleton *87 66; Hastings town the bean* wa* to sprinkle black quickly to the left, but not far er of his weapons and proper ap­ be pleased to know that that com= i for about 25 year* thereafter. The looked like a pair of shoe*, went shin <13 60; Hope *78 85; Irving our extremely short supply at a pepper or Epson salt* on the vines, enough to avoid hilling Mr. Lake, plication of overwhelming fire pow­ pany ha* Just been awarded its receipt was given to Mr. Smith's there and found the two ted*, both *228 44; Johnstown *12054; Maple Where the applicant has gro we did that very carefully so that the left fender knocking him down, er. This will defeat the Japanese." fourth government contract within , father, the late Judge Clement sound asleep. He aroused them, Grove *33.76; Orangeville «1M83; Ute fruit and it will spoil uni each port of the leaf would be cov­ the edge of a break In the fender The Industrialists of Detroit and a year, each one calling for boat*. । Smith, who then lived In Nashville, told them who he wa* and invited Prairieville *2536: Rutland 08038; sugar Is given for its psiiarvati ered and used both the remedies rim cut a deep gash, over a foot long Michigan who provide that fire the dollar value of which would It wa* signed by George M. Dewey, them to ride with him. It I*, of course, more likely that Thomapple *121.17; Woodland 838. ­ instead of Just the one Well, all In Lake's left arm. The Injured nyui noyrer to American and Allied sol­ lake six figures to express The tet- who then published the Banner. He When the sheriff * rig reached I have to My Is that any rabbit* was taken to the hospital. It re­ diers received the pralsevof General est contract calls for a new type of was the grandfather of Governor the place where the vacant ear 60. Yankee Borings *196.96: Has­ tings City *28*34; Freeport *800; killed in this neighborhood this quired about 90 stitches to sew up Barnes. It was not only American- construction. stood In the hollow, he slowed up Middleville *104 83; Nashville *106Thomas Dewey of New York, the fall are already "ralts" and pep­ the long gash He went home after expressed praise he transmitted, but The Foster Boat Co. is regarded famous prosecuting attorney whose and asked them why they stopped pered. perfectly seasoned for table his injury had been treated by the the thanks of the British as he told as among the top-notchen of the fearless graft prosecutions put Tam- there, and where they got the car. 86; Woodland^ 1442. use. By the way. Ben Oldley did surgeon. Mrs Lake wo* knocked of his winter tour of the battlefields country in In building boats of under many . officials in prison and broke They frankly told him they had i. 1... ..I. •n.-isee a deer In his garden back of down when her husband fell against of Egypt. Libya and Tunisia and 100 «... the grafting .1.._ ring which then *..^ had taken it from Jonesville at about feet In length. Their ........ govern- __ iup.... her, but was not seriously hurt. his house. It was eating his let­ recounted the performance of Am­ ment orders have compelled the ।such a strangle hold on New York 10 o'clock the night before; that they RAY HAGGERTY AND tuce iufficlsnt company to operate at full capacity ।city. had trouble with it. and that when ARTHUR PENNOCK. Prop*. erican weatxms there. My son. John, is still at Camp Having decided to dispose of their (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) The Banner was then a blanket The British, he said, gave much and with considerable overtime. Grant. IU.. finishing lite basrc surplus stock of farm tools and oth­ shall an applicant be allowed The Charlevoix local paper, In sheet, four pages. 25 x 39 inches in credit to American M-3 (General training. I know that he. like all er miscellaneous articles Mr. Hag­ tain more sugar than his UN Grant* and M-4 (GeneralSherman» commenting on the awarding of this size. It was strong on politics but of you wherever you are. would gerty and Mr. Pennock will have an quirement* for the period By order of the National Labor tanks for starting Marshal Rommel fourth contract to the company, never had more than a column of rather be home on June 25th to auction sale at the Haggerty farm March 1, 1843 to February 31 (Continued on page 6. sec. 1 > states also that "the company has local news and county correspond­ open the fishing season than br Relations Board, an election was located mile south ot Maple built a new marine basin, which will ence rarely appeared. The subscrip­ doing K.P. and all the other things held at the Bliss Pres* Company expedite the testing of IU finished tion was the ume as now. But Ban­ that are expected of you. I know Plant here last Thursday. June 24. southwest of Nashville. Henry Flan­ product, especially In winter weath­ ner readenr'receive each week these Dave Cook particularly will mis* to determine what organisation The Barrv County Bar Associa­ nery will cry the sale. See the adv. er. It lias been commended by gov­ days a 10 to 20 page paper, with an the opening date because he is the I should be considered official bar­ ernment authorities for making average of 15 columns of local news tion expect* a crowd of more than elsewhere In this issue for full parchampion bass fisherman of WaU gaining' agent for the workers In this Improvement, which assures and more than that of county news. 150 people to be on hand for the tlnilara the machine shop. The ballot used lake. Kim Sigler dinner thl* evening. prompt deliveries on Its product al gave three possible choices: The Delegations are coming from near- MAUDE SCHOMP. GUARDIAN OF all time. Every craft, before accept­ him luthiMn rwa. * x. • union. Of the 246 eligible to vote. bv counUe*. Among the distin­ MINNIE SHRINER, EST. The first official blackout test ance. must be thoroughly tested In home again. Beat wishes to you aU. Having sold the residence and guished visitors, in addition to here was a splendid success and I water". . 227 cast ballot* with result* as folGeorge Lockwood. those mentioned last week, will be no further use for the furniture rwnartmant Ku 1 wish to thank the air raid wardens, The details of the new boats, Mr* Schomp will have an auction Chief Jtutfce Emerson Boyle* of 1 C. R. Kiser, representing the U. the fire watchers, the messenger*, which the government is buying ! , I ‘ . J"". votes; no union—52 votes; ballots Another week, another dollar and void—2. As a result of this election the ambulance driven, the auxiliary must of course be secret. It'can be 8. Naturalization Service office at the Michigan Supreme Court, The Mie at the residence located at the CI O. becomes the official bar­ police, the regular police, the aux­ said, however, that they are very Detroit, will be at the office of dinner, to be held at the country 1144 So Jeffaraon BL in Hastings. tn now onlv the fellows whose nic- gaining agent for the Bits* Press iliary firemen, the regular firemen, soeedy. The local paper states that County Clerk Allan Hyde on Wed­ club here 1* scheduled to begin at She is offering an excsUent list of household goods of ail kinds. See tnre* hive been in the Service Man's machinists in place of the IAM. the defense plant* and business this company has done and Is doing nesday. July 7. to answer question* the adv. elsewhere In this issue for Window, have been tn on “the take" wh'ch w,.w formerly held this responsl- firms, the residents. City Engineer a lot of experimental work on new of person* seeking naturalixalion full particular*. Dewey Rqrd will Ken Laberteaux and his assistant types of boat* for peace-time con­ Information. Applicant* tor natural­ FEDERAL ISE STAMP and a number of the other fellows billtv. cry the sale. Andrew Routh. Chief of Police struction. and anticipates a large ization in twelve cases have been DEADLINE JULY I have thought the plan was not quite I Legal deadline for the purchase Harry Thompson and his police called to file petitions, for consid ­ fair. Say they, "every service man In business after the war. SPECIAL NOTICE ft Is evident thst the production eration at that time. The procedure of Federal use sumps for automo­ Sl’PERVIBORS TO force for their fine co-operation and Barrv county shduld be Included in biles 1s Thursday. July I. Autosno- MEET MONDAY manager is and will be a busy man; In these cases is interesting. the 'shuffle' If you want It to be i work. bile owners who have not purchased Mayor Charles H Leonard, but Gordon is a glutton for work, cricket." Now that all makes sense < Rummage Sale. Presbyterian these stamps by that date are sub­ county board of supervisors will chairman of the Hastings and will see to It that the produc­ even to old Zoily who mav be to I ject to penalty for violating a Fed- held In the court house next w» tion department handles the new church, Fri.-Sat.. June 25-26 — Defense Council. beginning Monday, June 38. adv. 6-24 business efficiently. State Pays $1.59 to Them For Each Dollar Taxpayers Give OFFICIAL PRAISES TIRE SITUATION . . . . t_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SUMMER 1 iz-rerjt'.‘wxws PLAYGROUND JUDGEMCDONALD niCMKCFC LAllU A KF . AGAIN POPULAR I pVkl PrTlTInN r L1111VII DELINQUENCY iuhu 09077003 iSZ4fL*** I toglhefptfireUore. GARDEN CONTEST ______ I Automobile Accident Near Lampman Hill At Charlevoix, Mich. _Wos Signed By Tom DeweV -SX Grana— 1~ rT «7 2nd, j— Father Dec. 1875 : Delinquent Taxes Paid To Local Treasurers - — AUCTION SALES C.I.O. WINS IN BLISS ELECTION Mayor Congratulates Citizens for Fine Blackout Test Record Crowd of 150 Expected Here For Dinner Honoring Kim Sigler A Naturalization Officer Here July 7 Miss Kothlasn Pern To Bo Senior PubUc Health Nuns Here �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JUNE 34, IM3 dose' Dowling P m C. B. tod by Cha*. Kia*, cnuicn achooi 0:30 A. M p. tn. preaching. Morning worship 10:30 A. M. Next Sunday in both churches celebration ct the Holy Communion. annual coo/erence which begins Dowling 8:00 P. MT August 4th at Barnaby Memorial Combined church school chll- Park. dren's day program._________ Prayer meeting each Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. BAPTIST CHURCH When you leave home for labor, Sunday school at iff o'clock. or travel, read P**lm 121. Divine services at ll o'clock. ScrHASTINGS METHODIST Rev. Beeale M. RuUaon. pastor meetii Preaching Sunday al Goodwill andrHender>ix>U at 10 and 11:30. ledge a Comfort to Seme and a' Chlrdfen-* Day—sermon theme The Conviction to Other*." Nurture and Admonition of the Sunday nighta B. Y. P. U. All Lord." young people invited meeting at Children'* Day will be observed church Ot 7:30., by the Martin Sunday school at the Wednesday nlghL* praj er meeting regular hour. and teaching Sunday school lesion A fine 8. 8. rehooi program was at church at 7:30. presented at Quimby last Bunday. The young people of Uie QuimbyJEFFERKON ST. U, R. CHURCH Martin communities are asked to 10 A. M. Preaching by Rev. Clif­ meer«at Ute Quimby church Bun­ ford Clinton. day evening at 7:30 to plan sum­ 11 a. m. Sunday schoolmer acUvitiea. will begin nt LOCAL NEWS outofqow non coupons SUCAR: Stamp 13. 15. and 16. Canning Sugar good now. COFFEE: Stamp 24. ’ good § through June 30. _ K POINT STAMPS: through July 7. L M RED J. K. L. M & N tnrouah June 30. P good June 24 through July. STERLING FRUIT JARS HEKMAN SALT INES I 39c ■ Doughboy Quick Cooking NBC SHREDDED WHEAT 2p^2V box 21 c HI HO CRACKERS 17 CORNFLAKES 3 lb. can 69c SPRY 19c GRAPE NUTS FLAKES 2 PEAS 2 Cut Green Beans Fame. No. 2 can----- GREEN BEANS Fame French Style, Na. 2 can Cut Green Beans Catsup 2 14 nt bottle for TREET 33c SPAM 35c PREM 35c .Whole Kernel 29c 25e 37e 37‘ 29c WHOLE BEETS Kelloggs 2 large pkgs. 4 g?c I V pkg. Tomato Juice Del Monte Corn I Vacuum Packed.... 27‘ Del Monte 27c 4 points Tomato Juice Del "Monte Cream Style 14c Golden Bantam, can Grape Fruit Juice 4 points a * L I7c 2 It 3k SUGAR STRETCHERS Vk,“5c GOLD MEDAL FLOUR241''si"^27 32‘ PURASNOW FLOUR 24J ib.Sack$ii5 SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR 26c ROLLED WHEAT pkg. 12c CHEERIOATS pkg. 10c WHEATIES Goody Goody . 31c 37c 26c 3Qc 33c 29c 33c 30c SILVER EAGLE COFFEE 2 SANKA COFFEE »> lb. WHITE HOUSE COFFEE lb. CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE lb. D$C COFFEE lb. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE lb. PREMIER COFFEE lb. MONARCH COFFEE Ration Calendar .......... No. 5 29c Libby I points ...............' 25c -! Plums 7 point* .. No. V: call. - ..2 Pears Del .Monte Bartlett 37‘ 35c Del Monte p£c Pineapple Juice »aW 22 point, ---------- No 39‘ Fruit Cocktail 13 points 37c No. I ca IU UVHL if L I! J ............ ■ ■' ' Mr. and Mrs. Russell Green tie id have j»urciiaw<l the Minnie Shriuer home on South Jefferson. A large group of college and high school students arc now employed at the Hastings Manufacturing ComjNiny fur the summer und oth­ ers permanently. Among the group is Ruth Marble. Senu Furrow. Wanda Endsley, Charlene Tluunn.. Mary Ketcham. S’xllu Heath. Mn-.iprie HUI. Dorothy Stanley. Marv Echlinaw. Helen Henry. Shirley Young. Bemadene Sciiaulz. Layrauuine Kinney, Ortlia HawbliU. Joyce Frey. Geraldine Doyle, Eve­ lyn Canu>bcll. Pat Bump. Joyce Hyde. Wlllo Jone*. Kenneth Lane, Russell Rivers and Donald Clark. Mr. und Mrs. Roy Cronk moved Saturday to the newly purchuied home west of the city on M-43 Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Graybill have moved from E. Grand St. to 434 W. Walnut Si. Albert Becker has been transfer­ red from active-service in the U. S army to rc.erve duty- and arrived l.ome this week froin New Orleans, La —Plainwell Eu^qirL-e. June 10. Allan GriiMiSc. who Ms been wltii the loc^J-'Kroger store for the pu>l thirteen year*, nine of them w. maungcr. k leaving Saturday eve­ ning for Hastings. Mich., where iuwill assume Uie management of the Kroger store In that city, the largest Kroger branch in this district.—Ot­ sego Union. Mrs. Maurice Iambi- is cenvalcacUm! at Simpson Memorial ho«* pltnl in Ann Arbor. . Mrs. F. A. Tolles spent- Sunday with her son Riduird who L-- m tne Sanliaiium at Howell and found him greatly Unproved. Mlw Beatrice Carruthers is reI turnmir again this summer to Ma­ i son. New Hamnslilre where *he will j again help manage the Inn and tea room cornu tied with a pramlnant . Art Colony in the &st. Tn - follow­ ing is a clipping from 'Tlie Cbucli | Hmi.se Fellowship Bulletin", official : publication of tlie colony. ' Tnv Inh. Just a stone's throw along tlie shady road from die Stu-, dlo and Workshop, will be oju-i. aunia for those who come to tlie Couch Hmbc Waiktihop. Tligy will find Miss Gonne u charming iuv - upon layB|tv ip Church attendance. Tlie sermon subject for next Sunday will be "The Untroubled Heart." 1 The Adult Choir will sing, ___ :. ___ 1.------- EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL Rev. Don M Gury, Rector Broadway at Center St Pnone 2528 Holy Communion nt A a. m. Morning andr— sermon at ----—— worship ------ r-----------------Ham. Children me asked to at tend' ” thto Uie *um‘ '*• service during -------------mej-. During Uie sennon. Uiey-will have a Hitfe story at Uie parish house. Sermon topia^-“The Fourth Freedom: from Fear.” Lost Thursday about fifty, chil­ dren and parents enjoyed a Sun­ day -ciwol picnic at Tycfcn park, greatly enjoying the nalurfl beqnly of this new development in the Mari of t>u- city. Much pleasure was derived from Ute eight ponies which were on hand for Uw chil­ dren to ride. After the delicious num lunch, games were played and favors distributed. . On Tuesday, four women of Ute par Uli spent the day at Orangeville. ruMUng curtains for the new Neigh­ borhood House. . p Home Made ASSORTED POTATO PORK LIVER fresh 5 pts. lb. 27c COLD MEAT PORK ROASTS 38 29c 38c PORK CHOPS 36 VEAL STEAK 46 VEAL LIVER tender 8points lb. 55c SMOKED HAMS 7 points lb . 39c CHICKEN heavy hen n» points lb. 36c RING BOLOGNA Ediric-5 Pts. lb. 29c SALAD Shoulder 7 point* lb. Center Cut 9 points lb. . <1 _.49c NEW CARROTS RADISHES GREEN ONIONS GREEN BEANS TEXAS SILVER SKINS WAX BEANS FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Tltr First Methodist church will : begin lu summer schedule next Sunday. Morning worship-will bcgin ut 10:00 o'clock and will last j just one hour. The Sunday school TOMATOES FANCY by MLme Rlnda Squire. • ■ 8:00 P. M. Evening evangelistic service lead by the pastor. Wednesday. June 30 Cottage nrayer service at the Itome of Chas. Mead s nt 8:00 P. M. PRESBYTERIAN ( HURCH I, S. Conger Hathaway, Pastor 1 325 W. Center Street |, The Cotnus Club will meet at Tyd- n park. Timrsday evening, June ,1 SUNDAY and MONDAY. JUHl 27-28 Alan Ladd and Loretla Young in a thrilling romance of war iline "CHINA" Bargain matinee Sunday .1:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI.. JUNE 29-30 JULY 1-2 Rosalind Ituswll and Fred MacMurray 'FLIGHT FOR FREEDOM' Barky FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE 25-26 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Margaret Lockwood and Hugh Sinclair "ALIBI" and Bob Steele and Tons Tyler "RIDERS OF THE RIO GRANDE" SUNDAY and MONDAY. JUNE 27-28 Two comedy favorite* In thrir newest "CHATTERBOX" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 TUES., WED., THURS., JUNE 29-30 JULY 1 NOYA HATER PAINT "Sno-Sheen" ONE COAT Paint completely covers Bare Plaster Walls, 29c croto, Kalsomlna, Wallboard and Wood. qurred . ;. You have your choice of 8 pastel shades and white. . FDDD^CENTER "SILVER QUEEN" STARTING AT 1:00 O'CLOCK I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: 4 ft. Frigidairc, electric refrigerator, good. New grass cutting shears. Detroit Jewel table top. porcelain model gas stove. Eureka electric vacuum sweeper. Complete breakfast set. Walnut bed and dresser. Inncrspring mattress. Square dining table. Kitchen table. Electric clock. Sherbcrt dishes. Dishes and cooking utensils of all kinds. Many other articles too numerous to mention. Sheets. Looking glass. Scatter rugs. Commode. 2 Felt mattresses 2 Windsor chairs. Oak buffet and serving table. 6 Oak dining room chairs, leather seats. Mahogany table. 6 Extra choirs, cane seats. Set flat bed springs. Sewing machine. Good set coil springs. 12 x 14 Axminister rug, early Ameri­ 2 pc. living room suite, good. can pattern. Oxite throw rug to match. 3 9x12 rugs. Bookcase. Porch glider. Love sept. Mantle clock. Oak sideboard. 2 green kitchen chairs. Edison phonograph and cabinet of records. . . 5 pr. 5 foot curtains. Trunk Medicine cabinet. Several pictures. 2 Bridge lamps. 3 Flooij lamps. Round mirror. Feather beds and pillows Axes, wash bowl and pitcher. Jardiniere. Waterless cooker. Plant stands. 3 pr. 6 foot curtains. Shoe cabinet. Hair rocker. Antique picture frames. Copper wash boiler. Thor electric washer. Galvanised tubs. . Lawn mower. Some carpenter tools. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. MAUDE SCHOMP GUARDIAN OF MINNIE SHRINER, 206 E. STATE ST., HASTINGS, MICH. . George |lrepL «qd Priidlla Lane SATURDAY, JUNE 26,1943 Occasional chair. LEMONS SUNKIST theatrw? i Hastings,/lich.. Phones 2247-2282 AUCTION SALE Several rockers. FROZEN PEAS, 6 points,___ lb. 26c QUART and George Sander* and Gail Patrick "QUIET PLEASE-MURDER" Oak bed and dresser. LUSTROUS WALLS CEILINGS VANILLA ICE CREAM The Three Mesquiteera in Hoving sold the residence and no further use for the furniture, I will dispose of it Sunkist ORANGES, STRAWBERRIES CANTALOPES . "SANTA FE SCOUTS" FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JUNE 25-26 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION at public auction at the residence, located at 1144 So. Jefferson St. in Hastings on Services held In the I. O. O. F j hall. Green Street entrance. O. H. Trinklcin. pastor i Divine worship nt 10:30 A- M. Sermon by the pastor. “God's Rev­ elation concerning the Hereafter." | Sunday school at 11:30 A. M. i Holy Communion will be cclci braird Sunday. June 27 at 10:30 A M The Grace Guilt! meets Wednr«day. June 30. 2:00 p. m.. at the . home ut Mm. Herman Drewea, 815 E. Madison. . FRUITS L VEGETABLES T; NEW POTATOES, 10 lbs. ONIONS Choice Cuts 10 points lb. Sunday. June 27. 10:00 a. m. Sun­ day «choal in charge of Mrs. Etta Mead. 1 < UO A. M Morning worship lead by the pastor. 3: .oo P. M. Preaching senice by the nistur at the Stoney. Point church 4: 00 P. M. County Farm service. The Ladles league will meet for i potluck dinner lit one • o’clock Frl- ■ dav. June 25. at the church. Sunday morning worship at leu 11 thirty o’clock. The pastor will teli itwut "Utile Foxrt That StxHI the ‘ Vines" and will preach on the theme. -A Suring Love Song.-’ I Sunday semx-l al 11:45. Forrest ' U. Lane. actu»g superintendent. Boy scout* meet nt tire church Munday night. , . Rev. S Conger Hnthnwuy attend- I. <td a meeting of UtuMtiK Presbytery I at Marshall Monday. Rev. LeRov ■ Cabbage of Homer wan dLunUsed to th-- Kalamazoo Presbytery where tie I' will become pastor of the Decatur ,, church. Rev. Harry Stavcr, of Mar­ shall. was appointed Moderator of 1 of workers trained 7£0 nurse-. u> tite Scjsi'-ns or the Homer and Con­ leach the home nursing classes. cord churches and they were given 1 Did you hear summer arrive on u<.mission to supply their pulpits , 'until tlu- next meeting of Prcsby- ' Tuesday, June 22. di 3:13 A. M.? Word received rrom Mr. and Mrs tery which, will ly in September. " Victor Hilbert of Tucwn. Arizona. that Uwy plannod to start. to. UNITED BRETHREN CIH Kl il Michigan on Tuesday. June 22. At Rev. Coldrcn. Pa.-.tor Z 1 I a driving speed ot 35 miles an hour, The Young Peoples Societv will the trip will doubtless take about go os a group to Luke Odessa 6un­ i ten days. They will make their day evening. June 27. to attend the ■ headquarters in Woodland while Lake Odessa United Brethren I here. church -xrviccs under Ute auspices | ot the Ydting Peoples Society there. ( 11 IRLTON PARK ; 1 he baseball game Sunday be­ . tween Kellogg Field and lite Park METHODIST CHURCHES team was a good qjlC- Tlie score Banflrid was nine to seven favor of the Sunday church school 10:M AM. "aviators.Mornins worship 11:45 A. M. Next Sunday Hie Cutjkingcr Hea;■ lug Co. "Vultures‘ managed by Mt. ;|C. C. Cutxinger will play'a return । game at the park. A Ki-0'1 team. ’ Die Park visitors Sunday were i about three hundred. CHURCHES MEAT DEPARTMENT -K Hastings, Mich. Telephone 2244-2557 M stay there enjoyable. "if the recipes anti menus die and Mix. Currofhrrs have been col­ lecting and trying out this winter arc any indication, there certainly will be a Freedom from Want a: the Inn." The Stale ot Iowa was cited as reaching lite tilgheat percentage ot their quota tor individuals complet­ ing die Red Crotwi home nursing coune. 'Ulis Ls a fine compliment to Miss Marie Neuschaefer. who is Director <jf the Division ot PubiuHcultli Nun-lug for Iowa. Miso Ncuschaef-r wotLcd with the Red Crov i Use cottage and other soft cheese .quickly, for they spot! soon. Hard, .cured cheese, well wrapped, may | be kept longer. fTRAND TtiEAT^F THE FREE METHODIST Coni<r ot E. Col tux at Boltwood -Rev. Seth H. Davey. Pastor Thursday. June 24. Prayer serv­ ice nt Uie Hastings church at 7:31 C. I. GOODYEAR HOWE. N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE. MICH. | 1« E. >UI< Phone UH , DEWEY REED. Auctioneer Est. ' ATON FLORY. Clerk �THE MABTDiQI BANNTB, TBOSDAY, JVXt *4, 1(43 s schools of the opposition raised by the city | HASTINGS CITY—Assessed val- 1 But none of these 12-grade ' gaged the proprietor in con versa- ' II IR/»r 44 KAtl II tt&out .liberal llniir MClJllNAl n of Hastings and the New York Cen- uallon 14.781,900. millage allowed, could be carried on without non. while tha smallest one slipped i> tral R. ’:for from the state. That tsis true of n. R. «*. •»» city —•# tax —- to ~ maintain Its public ... aid ~~-----------------------------------, Into the enclosure where the safe •JUl/UL FIT/VIW^IF t The Judge's decision cloaca as fol: schools, a 65 mills. Tax to be paid many rural schools also, as will be ' was located: picked up and got । ’ • lows: luw., 'In ... view V.CW of VA the nature of ; by Hastings taxpayers next winter shown In our next article. away with a small sack which con-1 Court has for maintaining IU schools. (41263 * IK ; these proceedings, the -------------- -------In the above six dUtrictx districts tbs the > talncd 437. Then the other two I 43. State money received for school । 1 concluded that there has not been state pays for the running expanses ] left. When Uie theft was ducov” (Continued from page 1. Sec. D maap in ,,r way 'I I sufficient testimony or information year ending June 30, 1943. as fol- <of their schools 1159 In direct aid cred, tne the tnw three nB0 had made tiwir ■ presented for the determination of lows: Primary money. 415275 18. •for every dollar the taxpayers rive, . they reached that place they could to creek, where they were ' the questions involved. Therefore. tuition. *31,010.00; State aid *52.- Ileaving out of consideration entirely not make it go any more, so they very liberal »pgnders. When flnalkft if at the roadside. Because plcked up by the offlCCTa about (ConUnued from page L Section i ---the ------petition Is dismissed. without 996 18 Total received from the state ithe primary and tuition money (Continued from page 1. Section 1) the boys were only 13, tie could,not halFof the stolen money was re­ Ues. for their lands are Included In prejudice - -sjudice to such future steps as 19928134. The primary money comes ■which the state gives to the six take them to the jail, but left them covered. the watershed of Thomapplt riv- 1 may be deaired to take, having because of a law that is almost as ।district! these Uiere wtu no senool during Uie pi Is transported tn view ilia conclusions above old as Die state. The tuition money at the Detention Home. The pa^nta of these three bore er and lake, it was considered ifn- ’’’.JI covers actual cost of schooling non- .NOTICX TO CBEDITOka last school vear. all the txiplls being grades. Junior high 1 When Uie sheriff reached his of- both work in Battle Creek, driv- portant by the common council of not<qresident pupils. Tlie state aid given flce, his record of car licenses, re- ing to mid from their work, and this city. They opjxMed the dam. transported by bus to 12-grade of Hastings, there to to help this and other 12-grade vealed tlml this car, which lie, have been leaving these three Utschools at Hastings'. Woodland. several more In the i schools te due to a recent state-aid Nashville Freeport. Bellevue. Mld- ior high and the hlg brought with him to tne Jail yard, tie chai ips -* alone, —------------apparently -------with — no law. Under that statute Hastings belonged to ► Mt>y d O. Palmer. one •to 'look after them througn Uie dlevillc and Delton. Nine of these city. It would seem l Jonesville route 2 He notified the day. It is not to be wondered at In the river here, and that would friJAAl C ACT MllfU school dptrict received 452.996 18 sent all of their pupils to HasUngx be a wtie move for st State aid this year, nearly 28 per state police, also the Hillsdale aher- that children, under such. circum­ , , . elementary. Junior high and high trlcta, giving better I cent more than local taxpayers paid coat to their taxnayi Iff, that he had the two boys and stances. would become delinquent. id i. Kh°ol* THORNAPPLE-KELLOGG DIS­ I heir stolen car. The Hillsdale of- | the low lands bordering the river ; ■ ■■& paali PTITP ■<>4 I««i>N | In the proposed article will apTRICT—Assessed valuation of dis-' fleer, state police and the owner HICKORY CORNERS wir ciaimt ta pear the tax millage fixed for the trict is 41,940.795 This district Uiof the car appeared at the jail. Thr The members and visitors at the la n>« 86 rural dlsticts by the Barry county eludes many former rural district* officers took the boys to Hillsdale. I W. M. church June 20 gave the Rev us commission for the next school < in Irving. Rutland. Leighton 'AlleThe owner took hLs car to a local , Iler a unanimous vole to be their a.1 J.iL. wfX?. I In the 30 rural districts whose ers in the public schools i garage for-needed repairs and Ulen pastor another year. * Tlie Rev. in, nv.r telu. Ui. Ute would o>- [hll „„ u 10 mUU, „ p„„ ' gun county i, Yankee Soring* and rkizBR .t U..I twrair pupils arc transported to the seven United Stales, ot which on headed for joneaviUe. i Irvin of Plainwell had charge or danger their bridge across tne rtv». . j l(1(, itlwna]1|D iax, bul It ' Orangeville, and aU the rural db>U hear|ag. i 12-grade schools listed above, the are men But the proportion u in this city, cause deeper flooding , J* the tarn e county tax rate as | tricti of Thomapple township. The I Tlie names of the thirteen year, th* services Sunday morning at Bill, a i> 1943 average local school lax rate this of their railroad between Hasting* ” *>* ^towrLhlp taJ millage granted is 67 mill*. 77ie olds were Billy Hoosman of Jones- the Methodist church and was well ,u.rui. Ju4(f uf I'ratata. I year to a trifle less.than 3 3-5 mills. is slowly and surely increasing boro. Ill . and Richard Hagaman, tecelved. * Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis and Middleville and cause addition- ra^„ ^?it^wiy fromSmlillo tax on tne above valuation at that Oui 1 i In the 56 districts which maintain strain in ’I®?.,,? millage for this year will be 413.al strain in high high floods floods on on that <<f Hillsdale. Mich. The two bovs and two children of Battle Creex al uie 063.23. From the statk the district thU i. that as had determined to run away from called on Mrs. Sarah Town and Mrs. company's bridges between thls «s do the farming areas of the rpcelvcd ln prtman ^oney 48«27.city and MiddleviBe. their homes and go to northern Hazel Nunnemaker Saturday eve| townsiilp. Incorporated villages and~ I 98: tuition M7DO6. state aid *27.Judge McDonald quoted at con ­ Michigan.. They met Friday In nlng. Sunday callers were Mr and this city pay a considerably higher mt. । 03 Considering Uie state aid Jonesville accidentally, and decided Mr*, Wilbur Tolle* and children and siderable length from the statute rate of taxation than do residentto make the trip together. So Uiev Mrs. Ethel Pennock of Hastings and | authorizing boards of supervisor*. . . districts leaving the ’ alone, it -fan be seen that the dlalnc trict received in such uld a . little stole the car that night. They did 1 Mr. and Mrs. Russel Toll's of North or tne stale department of conser- .choct. entirely out of consldera.................................. more than twice “’ihrtr Jh* not know much about driving, and | Barry. * Mr and Mrs. John Mourer , vation. or boUi bodies, to take step* U(m We tnnl the vll-" 1। ^ n.rr, .“ '.“"IT ’S. as ’mueh^ UVv’fnr it was a slow Job to get anywhere spent Sunday afternoon at Fine to maintain the level of lakes in , . „ average school tax taxpayers will pay for their ’ with it. The car refused to re- ( Mt*- * E L. Bromley of the B»rnea 1 thl* state. . , ‘““'early 2% milte higher than the I schools thls^year. --------- . I FREEPORT DISTRICT—Assessed spond to their efforts when they «“nn and Mrs. H. E. Barnes'attend- | The title to the act affirms that aVerage rural school tax reached the hollow where It was rd an Auction near Climax Satur- it te "An act to provide for the de- . — * ex 1 valuation *286.475: millage rate al­ lowedtins thisyear year 7«3 milb.^At that found. day- * uwrenceBayes, stationed termination and maintenanceof the !' . , lowea i ojrnuu. a* uia; The rimer other ca*e In California is home on furlough* and level thePJfJ" case te u anHastings Hastings v.-iiiorinu u nome on luriougns normal normal height height and level of or me rr” ,7h’h<.n.7. ’ rate the taxthte y»r ottheabove T*--— little boys huve been I , trt K1ICS vaiuau itt IllUt II Illgl.Cr I vml.mttn*. will •*> mH Th* K*Ata. v—?------- ■T,: ’on'wiirbe *2.038 53 TTie’state Three to *aa see I,Ihis fatherwhn wholaisa«*4na.*lv seriously til HI : waters in .l!the Inland lakes of «KIthis CUUCat.On Itite .kt io P» dll state Xnoh aid to than dis- . (d lhe jj.403.59 primary uble recently recently and and hud been 1 ---------------------------------------I »«.«.. state, ..for the protection of tne centage of direct hivh in trouble iiad been tricts maintaining high schools than , bailey. *2.259-90 tuition and state picked up by the police for their; On January 1. 1943there were PCB1.1C ------ -----------— misdeeds two or three Hine*. They i 25 A ration books " million nsuuon a oooxs for tor pas.nus..- . WEI.UARE and the cONSERVA- 1 Michigan haa made it txM&lble for ev- aid of 44.068 94—almost twice as became bolder “ •vsTi-wsr bolder and on Thursday enger ni8er cars cats In the Uie hand* hands of ennsucornu- 1 TION of •*' the NATURAL wf RE-. -------- ---------------------- -. went Into Ed Goodyear s mem. 6.400.000 of Ute B boot-,, and SOURCES of Uie state, to auUi- -’•-ge or city this year. ------- * -- i pay store. The oldest one en- ■ 3800 000 C books. I orixe Uie building and maintenDELTON-KELLOGG DISTRICT to «« U^ ’ state -Assessed valuation Is *1.409,995 ' anee a nee nf of dams dams and and embankments embankments to ‘T^lTTrn—"th/ ftete I — .««!,.pliw. .uch purpote.in I Mill.,, tepnM M jnUU. The dUIt will be noted that the objects "“neo wlUl regular and special lrtct votc<1 I,jr l,uee >,c*r* •*» ”u* You hove important war for which fixing and maintaining feaChers also able to provide school 3 ,nlllA which accounts for this high work to do this summer lake levels are plainly staled in ro01n Jor rumi eighth-grade grad- ntlllage compared with other dlsthe emphasized words. ■ -• I trtets Total tax this vear on above —you must dress for th? state I Hie first hearing in the case wax Rural parents, wishing to have their tri-^^ertvrd 13 maximum efficiency. .2”**!*®xsobmm set for Sept. 9. 1942. But the case children receive high school trainmoney . *4269.25 wax adjourned several times, and inv ought to be ulud Uiat the state35-348 83 primary Try Penney's for all your .?nad tharl*te Smart two-pleeers that can go any­ the final hearing was early this has made such provision for their;1,1 Summer. Apparel Needs Scar. rar. m In me the mcanumr meantime me the juuge Judge enuaren. also muac it possioie ior -j—-where! Your favorite polka dot as studied the case ca.se carefully. ax them to attend high schools which you won't be disappointprints, practical navy or summer the preta proposed i As to the benefit of tar — employ competent teachers and give will ciintnbute this year for thesupmi. u_.,u dam ... on ... public health, --------thosepuptu who a chance for a good P°rt °r lhu ««»«»«■ pastels. Cool rayons with frothy NASHVILLE - KELLOGG DISasked for the proceedings presented , high-school education. organdy or bright trim! 13-30. I in In compiling compiling the the following following stasta- i TRICT—The reoorted valuation —of j no proof, he says. ' Armin Roth, sanitary engineer of ^ tisllcs tlrties forco^ty tor the six 12-grwde schools . the whools H’e district te *787.700. The millage ^A ^c12-grade ’ w?^r o£al£d “*& the Dairy County Health Depart- ------------------- — ------ *------- allowance thl. vear te 7 15 mills, ment testified tiial high water In from the county treasurer's office which wouW mean thteywy on that the official figures of ’payments ot 1j valuaUon a tax of The Thornapple lake had never caused prta^^ihaol^oney. TmUon and contributed this*5,631.05. year *3.62921 any |»urtlcular health hazard. »1'47 ?2‘U!Hon The assistant state geologist of state aid. The assessed valuations of the conservation department did the six 12-grade school districts 415.^4951 <tate aid—176 per cent ■ not seem to think that a dam at were taken from the Directory, pre- ; ‘nor* ‘han the taxpayer, paid. the outlet of the lake would add pared and published by Mrs, Maude | WOODLAND CONSOLIDATED much to the value of Thoniapple W. Smith, county school conunls- DISTRICT—The asxesied valuation Crispy Hummer Rayons! i lake for flshrrman. He said he sloncr. for the school year of 1942- of this district Is (1.481.150. The considered that It is a Flood Con­ 43. The millages of school tax In millage allowance this year te 6 Button Closing Stacks! trol Problem rather than a Lake the six districts are the official 1 mills, which on that valuation would With Handsome Details! Level Problem. Flood control he millage allowances for Barry county ; make the district school,tax (8said, would require the construc- school districts granted by Uie Bar- 886 90 this year. The state paid for Smartiy tailored . . . trimly-I Hon of storage dams up the river a county tax commission in June I live year ending June 30. >1943. the fitted. Tuck-in or jacket type I IMlluwuiK. Primary money (3.957 oo, te year. The taxes will be paid following: 88: and on the streams or drains en­ I tuition 90 --■* and -•••stele -'•* aid (15 -......*— •(3.110 ’ shirts! Crisp rayon gabor- ’ tering Into the river or streams, toi next December and January. 84321 — a. little more than 78 per 4 points 46 os. dine or rayon faille. 13-30. / control floods He said it was an। I With .. these explanations, let iis engineering problem. 1 see .._. 1 see wwhat the stale actually paid cent more than local taxpayers give. • The six 12-grade districts received Judge McDonald held that there this v^rr year io to Uie the six 12-grade school i a total state aid (not Including nriwas no testimony to show the need districts, — and what .... the text for the proposed action in order will .... pay w toward ——the ------------support t of o. these mary and tuition* of 1134,733 92. to ---------protect-- public health or safety. I schools, based on the assessed valuai and will raise from local tax this ■ ._ -----------------------------------. or to Increase the canscrvaUon । lions given in Mrs Smith's last Di­ year, on the valuations stated above. value of Thornapple lake. i rectory. These valuations may be ■ a total-of 4*4.861.19. The Hastings. , He held that tne court could no< aomewhst altered this year; but we• | Freeport. Delton. Middleville and WOMEN'S ROUGH BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE . establish the lake level and stop have no means of getting assessedI! Nashville school districts were given j bvme thecounty countytax taxcot commission the there. I valuations made in 1943 The var- , ov STRAW HATS j The court held that he would be istlon will be small, so the figures ■ highest highest nosxible possible milltg mlllsges under the . required, in order to adequately de- given below rill be substantially ' ;; 15 ml!! mill tax limit. !lm!i. Wc Woodland was termlne the necessity for the de- correct Tlie figures for each of the granted granted ail all her school tboard rrouesi , ted. I sired action, to have an extensive! six districts which maintain high ' ' which was a- little less than the commission could have granted. and expensive survey made, in view । schools are: 30 RURAL SHOOL DISTRICTS REDUCE LOCAL TAX LARGELY 28 DISMISSES LAKE LEVEL PETITION RESULT OF THE WAR 0UR SIX 12 GRADE SCHOOLS utl MUCH ag&S'i.lKssrKrss! AID FROM STATE SlAe^aVSio^&rin — - ............. r.:> PRACTICAL, COOL, SERVICEABLE, GOOD LOOKING —t: jiEALTu. unnjM g'fcsssj*1?,;; ■as"sys;?> - SUIT-TYPE FROCKS Week-End Specials! CREAM CHEESE 2pX:d'Tlk. 27' BRICK CHEESE 8 points 11b. 45c CREAM CHEESE 8X?,h""lb. 35' KRISPY CRACKERS 2 lb. 35c lib 19c HI HO CRACKERS Hb 21« KOOLAID all flavors 5 for 25c GULF BREEZE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 30c SLACK SUITS ODESSA TOMATO JUICE X? 19' PAPER PLATES, 1 dozen 10c Thomas Stores You’ll km UMM AUCTION SALE RUB-A-DUB-DUB" Sheer cotton floral prints, candy stripes, polka dot* or plain colors with trimming* to set her eye* a-sparkle! 3X, 7-14. AlertAJ g. styles in a natural ^golden color rough Cottons straw! Whites, too IQ and other shades! ■ • Having decided to dispose of some of our surplus farm tools we will have on auc­ tion sale ot the Ray Haggerty form located ’/a mile south of Maple Grove Center No. 18 is ready to get you your new Penney Shoes—more than ever appreciated now that ration­ ing limits your number of pairs! on M-66, or 6 miles southwest of Nashville on TUESDAY, JUNE 29,1943 For people have discovered that Penney Shoes, dollar for dollor, and coupon for coupon, are still Commencing of one o'clock the following will be offered for «ole: With Smartly COOL CLOTHES IDEAS BOYS' Orchard power sprayer, mounted on stool wheels, tank. 100 gal. John Deere mowing machine. Deering mowing machine. Dump rake. Hay rack. 2 Walking plows. One horse plow. Cultipacker. Disc. 2 Spring tooth drags. Spike tooth drag. 2 Spring tooth cultivators. Five tooth cultivator. Model T engine for belt power. 2 Stock tanks, 6 in. well screen, 8 ft. long. Work harness and collars. 4 Sheep feeding racks. 150 gal. storage tank. 50 gal. oil drum. 3 Platform trucks. 2 Wheelbarrows. Two wheel bag truck. 2 Wheel cart. Water Separator. SHIRTS 398 ee - and - easy styles in *9Q y summer colors! ............. ■ ® the best buys! BOYS’ TOOLS SPORT SPORT SLACKS Handsome, cool rayons and Sanforised! cottons! CYNTHIAS FOR ALL OCCASIONS! Comfortable open-toed lined ghillies; tailored spec- dress; comfortable elasticised Quantity of burlap & muslin feed sacks. Windows. Belting dines for special occasions! POULTRY SUPPLIES Running board chicken crate. 12 Turkey crates. Water Fountains, A figure moulding styte of rayon and cotton rick-rack braid at neckline I Gay Mto> 30 gal. lixe. Quantity of chicken feeders all tiies Nest boxes. Poultry netting WELL-BUILT DRESS SHOES FOR MEN! Q79 O MEN! LIGHTWEIGHT Bal Oxfords with side-leather uppers . . . and wlng-Up and moccasin-toe styles. Depend­ able Goodyear well construc­ tion. Convincing reasons tor choosing Penney shoes. MISCELLANEOUS Roll top desk. About 30 cord wood. 2 five gal. cream cans. 2 Stove pipe registers. Building ventilator. STURDY ONES FOR Other articles too numerous to mention. THE YOUNGSTERS! TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to bo removed until settled for. SUMMER SUITS 1875 Handsome rayon striping* and ■olid tones woven for beauty and staminal 1945 models, all perfectly draped! RAY HAGGERTY AND ARTHUR PENNOCK, PROPS. E. E. CRAY. Clerk rood-looking NOVILTY Imitation filagree I Solar Straws' Tongh He-Boy moccasins with SWIMAWAYS* HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer SWIMAWAYS* Reg. U. 8. Pat Off. 98* Qg< t Pabric shrinkage will not excaad 1» HUNT HA �THS HASTINGS BANNRB, THUMDAY, JUNK U. 1W • Mn. Marvin Stahl. Clarksville. * R. sllenaUon U concerned. Members o.- 1. June 11; 11: a boy to Mr. and Mn Mr* TORIALS neck* to consider and so probably hesitate to wretch thl* portion of c lontsdtffervnt. There the reduction I sMiijdr.i! < f consumer Roods has pduct-d supplies to such levels that dtain has had to install a comtta system ot rationing to insure ■ fair distribution of the supplies available. Even so. however, prices have been kept down to satisfac­ tory levels. But in England, taxation atkd bond purchases siphon off even a bigger percentage of Die national income (potential purchasing power > ' Why hasn't the United States tak­ en measure* to install such funda. mental price control measures? Taxation Is unpopular. Neither congreu nor the administration, appatently, want to shoulder undis­ puted naponxibllliy tor such a program. So, there has been con­ tinual buck passing and some neat “shadow boxing " In 1944 an electibn Is coming and the administration possibly leels that between rising prices and a really effective tax and bond pur­ chase program. rising prices are the rington R. 3. >n. Hunting* Hastings,Mr, R. Robi^.ck: 3. -Tim* June 12; 12; to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacktheir anatomy too fur out on a limb Mn Dowling. R. 1. June 13; a boy which the administration, itself, has : to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Kidder. Nashstudkxuly avoided’. Bo nothing is ; rille. June 12; a boy to Mr. and being done. The government- talks I Mrs. Harlan Pierce, Delton, R. 3. —.. —._ _ June 13. tinued creeping inflation. , Surgical patients were George Me Nutt. 742 E. Mill St.; Mr*. Arthur xrivhe there are other reason* Bennett. Eir., 914 E. Madison: Mrs. I Adah Slgkr. Freeport; Mrs Clare thin the ons outlined above but aheldon‘ Naahvin^/ R. 3; Father that h the way it looks to us. It john Dillon. 717 S. Jefferson: Mrs. isn't a prettj picture—not much | Quy Miller, 729 8. Jefferson; Mr* prettier, for example, than strikes John Matson. Dowling; Mrs. Geo. 1 in war Industrie. '• Myers. 902 8. Benton; Mr* Alfred • • • i Booher. Woodland. R. 1; Mr*, fcaThc United Stutra Ls the only 1th Kent. 223 Johns 8L. Grand major nation engaged In Uit* war Rajiids; Mrs. William Hnsythe, which hasn't had the courage to A • J°MrsH*Crita tackle the question of price ca»*£!*? i Townsend. Woodland: Miss Elis­ trol in a frank^pffecllve manner. abeth French. 604 W. Walnut. ■ William Stanley, W. suite St.. PENNOCK HOSPITAL Mn. Robert’Baldwin. Hastings. R The following Items were received 2. and Mrs. Kittle Olney. 318 S too late fpr last week. i Broadway, were the medical pa­ Ten babies were bcm al the has- tlents. pital from June 9 to June 13 in- 1 Patients discharged during the elusive. A air] to Mr and Mrs. week Included the following: McdiMaurice Ritter. Delton, R. 3. June j cal—Mrs. Fred Fuhr. Htutingit. K 9: a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde 4: Carl HeHelbowcr. Woodland: Man' Wlfkin.', Hasting.-.. K. 4. June 9: , Mix* *' — Kauffman. ------ Clarksville. a girl to Mr and Mrs. Robert Bow­ R 3: Harry Adler. Cloverdale; DeC.. Bronson. 610 — S. — Jefferson; man. 420 E Clinton. June 10; a vltt .... w ---------- ... — ---------- boy to Mr. and Mrs Onil Boniface. Mrs. Katherine Gordon. Moline Delton. June 11; a girl to Mr. anj Surgical—Mrs. Gordon Gray. 321 PASSING OF The brida will Teihaln for a while INFANT SON with her parent* at 708 E. Walnut I Regular meeting of Hiawatha Re- St.. Hasting*, and the bridegroom ling; Mrs. Saniuel Ashby. 846 & Coats Grove Bond; William Stoddard. Bellevue, The Cnau Grove UA-B. will meet bekuii lodge will be held In I.O.O.F. will return June 24 to Seattle, ___ __________ for an afternoon business meeting ! hall Friday evening. June 35. at a1 Washington. and program at the church on Fri- , o'clock. June birthdays will be hon- HONOUB WITH " __ in this city on Feb. 5, 1943. COMMUNITY CAN­ day. July 2 at 2 3 p.m. pM I ored with a supper *u; after lodge and PARTIS8 AND HHOWERH Those who mourn nl» puling are The Coats Grove Daily Vacation entertainment. NING KITCHEN his parents, and a brother. Wendell Al the W. K. Kellogg school UiB Bible School will be held June 21 Kathleen Winston. EJcrvlces were held nt t)wi to — July 2 — all -nearby children are summer, a group will be organised | — > ­ Leonard Funeral Chapel Tuesday, will be held Thursday at 3 o'clock. to can. dry. salt, e ter tera vegetable* urged to attend, June 22, at 4 p. m.. Rev. Harley G-A-R- hall. . „ . -----und frulL* from the home garden. ; Townsend of Woodland officiating. Goodwill aid will meet at Mn. On Tuesday evening. MU* Daniela Burial at Woodland cemetery An Instructor, a Home Economic* Carlton Center Beginning «•'Sunday morning, ssrv- Ray Erway's, Friday, June-J5-for graduate, will be available, pressure cookers and probably Un cans will ier» at the Carlton Center Metho­ supper. PASSING OP FOHMKR re of Mr. and Mra. Keith Dan- HASTINGS IUHIDENT te supplied by Uie Slate Vocation­ dbit church will be at 9 o’clock dur­ The Barry County Nurses A*m. lek» at Gun lake, given by Uie office | | Edward J. Hullman. aged 72. al Department at Lansing, and ing tlie summer months. _A-«>mniunity picnie h bring spon­ wUl have a picnic 'Wednesday eve- employee* of the windstorm Iruttr- I there will be no charge for fuel 1 passed away Saturday evening at consumed* in Um> food processhuf. sored by the WS.C8,. Thursday. n'tng, June 30 al tlie Kreider home , ancc Co^ where she haa been em-1 his home. 239 Orchard HUI, Grand July 1 at 5J0 The place: On Die Lake. Car* will meet and . Ployed- Twenty five were prewnt. Women will bring their produce banks ot thWdttle Tboruapote Riv­ at-Leach leave the Health Center «F6:30 p.m. all enjoying the supper, the "black- : Rapids, after a long Illness from to the cafeteria and do their can­ er Those who de*irt transportation : out" and the presentation of gift*. ! ' paralysis. Mr. Huffman was a Hasat the WesX end of Fred Hennefr ’ * ning there. The .-athool will wel­ farm. Drive to the 6th house N. ot come to HealthCenter. Please bring |, Miss Daniel* wa* honored at a I ling* resident for many years, con­ come any excess to be left for the Carlton k-, .......m, ducting a store here before movCenter Grange Hal! on the use of the scliool thc members members of ing ~ to — Grand Rapid* He Is *Urniher dish !whcn the of the the Carlton Carlton .... । left side or road.'him In and follow outer aisn. _________ (Cenlcr enUrUlned for vived by The group must -w a ” c" 8” — hu wltf> Mra. paULo ' '"He to the river. Everybody is Inten farm women. --------------- - — luff man. font tv—vntiN’G I,ler h»H- Variou* games 1 Beadle Hu... —„ The . — remain* were >»*?« u* school al 3 P. M M : w MAnd.v bij held at the mn. ot >«« played during the evening and brought to Haating* and funeral on Monday. June 28th to make Ih?knYv?im^if EtaiSnJl' °La mtoceltaneowi shower. She chapel on Tucjday afternoon at plans and receive enrollments. If .. . ||zl you are interested but can not it—,-‘Z,_11„|lu -111K _ _____ ______ a£ reC*,ved #ome *°vely KUt3 at each jtnree o’clock, the Rov. Don M Gury ». > =“';xA6’ iT’™.____ _ ... u al dinner wax given cralde cemetery. < 8. Navy, at the ^Baptist parsonage on Mr. and Mr*. Harry . ---------- — ...eir cottage at Gun IRVING ory Corners exchange. wa* lake, complimentary to Yeoman and Tlie Irving Eadies Aid will meet —• . -------- — — u w, LU- Mrs. Waters, the Immediate rela- Thursday, July 1, at- the home of WBEK'S SCHOOL UNION church next Sunday morning at »an Bates and Mr*. Sanders, the I lives attending. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marble. This Ls The Week s School reunion wlll 10 o'clock. All are cordially invited--------•—--------•----- -• —­ 1 --------grandmother and. aunt of Mr. Con a change from the first Friday ta be postponed fqr the duration. to attend. ic v The newer farm tractors mny b* the first Thursday of the month. The Committee. 1 Tlie bride worn a white and vel- , radio-equipped. ,... ____ .... K of Thus with a ... flip Good Intentions can lose the w*r. ...„ —. ........ low — street length dress decorated | th* finger the sturdy «... Ron w of the DONT BUY THINGS YOU DON’T Invest in the Second War Loon. If with green and the room was soil can hear himself being saved NEED—BUV WAR BONDS iadorned with large large pink pink and and while while in Washington. 1 you mean to win it adorned with in Washington. INSTEAD. “ShSB'COMMUNITY NOTICES ORGANIZATIONS RED RIPE FLORIDA // WATERMELON vniiiEs 33' *1.29 CALIFOSNIA—LONG WHITE FANCY—SED SIPE MICHIGAN NEW CWOP CABBAGE BUNCH 23C a 9c CH.ERY LARGE CSISP SMOKED FISH FRESH HADDOCK FILLETS WHITING 45c c S CSHAKERL p S L will come in handy the hoi q h month*. 0 17'1 ceiling !1 if DINNERWARE CLIP THIS COUPON ««»«««»< IIOLLO-GROI'ND . •OXFORD' "OXFORD’* SUNSET ! SERVICE Till* lovely pottery haw all the color of a gorgeous In each of these rlear. bright colors. Sun yel­ low. Cobaull Blue. Sea Green, Tangerine. Peach. Pink, and Tur­ quoise. Plater is yellow, vegelablee tliah is the new a Urac the pink. CUP THIS COUPOX RAZOR BLADES J­ ■ pkg.of 10 GO 00 17' PEAHUT ROILS CHOCOLATE ICtO CHOC-O-GOLD BAR il 69' C SEMI-DRESS OR WORK SHIRTS . |J Z Made of Army twill in Sun Tan shade. Carded, mer- *» || h ccrired- and sanforised shrunk. Q C 0 0 7 inch SUN VISOR VAMITV AAIDDOD YAW I I MIKKUK Q 29' 0 SJ97 at TOP CLIP THIS uLir inis tuuruw H tfc AiX k WHITE !'»•“> DRESSING 43%®^ (4 POINTS) h WW SIAIWHIW folding — well- WOUMTniMT ] p PKG. 18c Jgy/ PORK LOM ROAST,,: u 29c CHOICt LEAN CINTEt CUTS PORK CHOPS 4 POINTS u.3Ac £ 5 POINTS FSE5H CHOPPED GROUND BEEF t POINTS / / s39«S /£29/ SJSS jj [] gpllon each gallon e- 49'0 Un- il C oH wl|h q Real-While S. II ceiling Sic pr. (1 LI. 24c * /^/ SLAB BACON '§/ SMOKED HAMS MEN'S SOCKS tough—durable —com- FREE1 p,n‘ rn». •si 30c ot. 25c SPINACH 6RAPEJUICE U POINTS) QT. IONA SLICTO NO. 17, PEACHES (II POINTS) CAN DEL MONH SLICED PEACHES (II POINTS) NGLAS* 28t CSIAM STYLE IONACORN (2 POINTS) ANT SIZE PIECE to apply—gives a Uniform. Beautiful finish. I.WEETENEO GSAPIMUIT IONA CUT GREEN BEANS (14 POINTE) CAM 13c SELIAILS CUT (14 POINTS) 'cam Ut WAX EE4HS COMCTOCK ir/,-or 7> DICED BEETS (A POINTS) CAN /C tUMtWMT RED STAMP cur THIS COUPON STOOL . LARGE GRADE I 77UA. 27c IONA PEARS (I) POINTS) H°CAN 25c LB. JI. 18c Ml-OZ 1A. 14C iohie . SUNNYFIELD HOUSE PAINT 3 .17 2 12( 10 WISCONSIN CHEESE 32c (I POINTS) KtYKO MAR6ARIHE (5 POINTS) U 22c q - CUP THIS COUPON p CAM P quasi QUEEN OLIVES EXPIRES JUNE 30! FINE GRANULATED . —, ...... REAL QUAST 27( CIDER VINEGAR SULTANA BAKING POWDER EGGS^ BLACK [j 5k 2 • °Z. Q. zC sottle SULTANA SALAD DRESSING BLUE STAMP L8. GIEESE (1 POINTS) CUP THIS COUPON Ceiling price $2.49 CLOTHES LINE 3,'.I 28< CoHoe Coupon No. 24 .a. 16c a POINTS CUP THIS COUPON || [1 Special 47c lu 2 »kg. 29c 14c CRESTVIEW BUTTER ^gc U Ceiling 49c Extro 2 Ike Qin&rt Celling 89c Sizes 14’. i to 17. ANN PAGE MACAROHI 4K lu IONA IMITATION VANILU BOKAR JANE PARKER OOZ. Properly styled for maximum comfort. Reinforced al all points of strain. .Made for durablUly 67c u 21c 33c 2 DONUTS SILVERBROOK HEAT FKOOF GLASS FRY PAN RED CIRCLE RICH ■ FULL SOOItO l. OATMEAL COOKIES OlA.tE .KL.,,11 COFFEE CAKE ;3^29c Ceiling 9Bc CUP THIS COUPOX PKG. 13C CASAMEL LAYER CAKE S Tlie Freshness Dite Right on Marvel’s Wrapper! CUP THIS COUPON 53' I 8 O'CLOCK YIGOKOUS ANO WINEY UP PULLMAN SLIPPERS tF Coffee at Any Price MILD AND MELLOW LB. NO POINTS No Ration Pointe SULTANA PEAHUT BUTTER Ji. 54c 3 ton 29c 3»o. 29c 42c LB. NO POINTS 3 toi 29c M-OZ. LOAF RAISIN !»£ I.' A*P ’ VIENNA of FRESH : U $Q95 32 piece, re for six With drajv strings. U l1 B RYE GUARANTEE SIX FOR LAUNDRY Ajf Bag //' p CUP TUIS COUPOX FRESH DRESSED WHITEFISH 49c LB. 35c NO POINTS . Here’s your Tina coupox 15( Catckel 9* 'foatH *Z4« LB NO POINTS clip cur 2 FOR 15c GREEN PEPPERS CUCUMBERS FRESH HALIBUT STEAK •r—ir=jr=ir=j u. 20c 33c TOMATOES ORANGES NEW GStEN ■"miXkZ 29< x 75c CANTALOUPES 15 FANCY HOT HOUSE mrfTT~ HALF MELON JUMSO-M SIZE POTATOES JUICY HORIDA DRV ill 65c OUAKTBt WHOLE MELON THANK TOU HETTEK PURS (14 POINTS) 7 POINTS n35c 5 POINTS i..k>i«,i n 37c )USHEMIES I MAIASCHINO iuCAI CU»ID. SHANK HAlP SKINLESS FRANKFURTERS 5 PTS. ~ 4V> l«. W. HCAN 13c PRUNE PtUHS (7 POINTS)* )MOca^18c SULTANA TSUIT COCKTAK (II POINTS) COMSTOCK PIE APPLES (I POINTS) Njojous unto OlflBIES (14 POINTS) ’SiN’Ik RASPIERRK5 (14 POINTS) SLACK CHERRIES (NO POINTS) WHITEHOUSE APPLE SAUCE (II POINTE) Ta430c ,a«,2Sc (l» POINTS) (14 POINTS) "2.517c ■&!))< NIBIETS ----- — _ <12 POINTS) WHOLE GRAIN LIT ILK CHIEF CORN (14 POINTS ll-OZ. CAN 12C TOMATOES IONA TOMATOES . ----------- *&413c (IS POINTS) (IS POINTS) CAMPSELL'S TOMATO JUICE (4 POIND) JUKE (1 POINTS) coaum LAMIN'S ■a: i3c H&411c 4T.OZ 77CAN ZJC »OZ- 1A» CAN IOC U-OZ. <X), CAN Z7C - IMZ. Class 12c 14 POINTS) veg au ANN PAGE KETCHUP oUl.o""11 3 dl#Ss27c ANN PAG. TC *6OZ. SOSOUP CANS 171 3 %% 12c “Si 12c FfAS |> POINTS) 'pkg. 11c BLUE BONNET CLIP Till* COUPOX HALF HATCHET Celling il n jfczzzzzz U ’I”®- F! MARKS 128 W. STATE ST. PHONE 2524 HASTINGS CLIP THIS COUPON D CHAMOIS P generous E 97 [] A‘P BUY WAR BONDS SALTINES THINNER— CRISPER — MORE DaiCIOUS 16-OZ. PKG. FOR HUE SONHtT GRAHAM WAFERS CORK FLAKES - ’ «* 7c BOMBS KITCHEN FATS ARE NEEDED CEILING >1.33 5EIF 5ERUKE BULLETS AMD MORE CRACKERS PER POUND SUNNTPIHO RICE GEMS *>02. Q pkg. “C EU« MUMI1IOBS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THUBEDAY, JUNK M, 1M1 Xr, Mae wttoOR. oldest dsushter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilcox, dll MadUon St.. Jackson, to Lieutenant John M. Graham of Bowman Field. Louisville. Ky., the Rev. Orlttitn reading the double ring service Sat­ urday evening. June !•. «l eight o'clock tn the First Presbyterian church. Jackson. thirty o'clock, al Rw PmUyurUa manse, when the Rev. 6. Conger Hathaway read the single ring serv­ ice uniting in marriage Miss Kath­ leen E. Daniels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Daniels of Carlton, and Miles Waters. Yeoman 3rd class of Washington. D. C„ son of Mr. and Mra. Harry Waters of this city. The bride wm attired tn a white wool suit with white accessories. Regular meeting next week 1 - -------- -— • • • Thuraday. July 1 at our halt VOGEL-WBLUTAB* Our Saturday night parties have | Baskets of peonies and feverfew, ended for the summer and we want , flanked br potted palms ana tau to thank all who helped us by at- ’ white candelobtw bearing cathedral tending. Our ritual team gave our tapers, farmed an improvised alnow comrade Shirley Henry a short tar. before which Mias Vteglni* form of initiaiton. , Lorraine Wellfarc. daughter of Ml. and pink Comrade Frank Wampo is the a‘*“? *£id H*^d new chaplain in the Ritual team tractive calotte from which fell a and comrade Wiiford PlaU la Uw V«el. o^iwnd Rapta^ short face veil. new officer of tho day in Rlt. team.! I1.1:. L. io -?v,2 Miss Maxine Daniels attended Comrade Shirley Henry gave ua a j «'«»}«•>’■ Bev- 8«th her sister as bridesmaid very interesting and Informing talk h“”y' , P"*°r beige two piece drM?7nd wearing a of varl-coK bl£J£. ------ w-.j ----- ----------- ployment at Battle Creek tor the Conaumcrs nmumers Power Co. We will have candidates to vote n at next ...... meeting .w come up and on elp us ua decide. decide. help .........ydu . thought ___ ... about .u. Have the fam­ ily night? We want a decision on that at our next meeting. LADIES AUXILIARY TO LEO A. MILLER POST NO. J3iG V. F. W. Next meeting will be July 1st at 8 P. M. Reports from Department Encampment will be given at this meeting which should bo very in­ teresting lor all. The main meet­ ings ot tlie encampment for ua ate on Sunday commencing at seven A. M. our Ume as ail must register before attending the meetings and ns most 01 tlie delegates and al­ ternates won't go till Bunday thia al) rcgLvtcred. Tills will lake place in the lobby of The Hotel Olds. Five more new members were Initiated at our June 17th meet­ Ing and still five more to come in nt their convenience. Mrs. Roy £. Bush was elected aa delegate tn National Encampment and Mrs. Sherman Prichard of Delton as alternate. Our Saturday night party, which . I n.vtJ n^viV’and nn’rt M^ M^m?wmkh^r J”! **'“_’■**“'* Finkbctner l£r h.r ,'h„ ctK** a xlroet street length icnsth dreaa dress of white emem­ broidered linen with white acces­ sories. • Pink and white rosebuds formed her shoulder corsage. Mra. Kenneth Vogel of Jackson. Ibe ceremony, a wodding dinner dlnner wm was served at tha the homo home u[ the aroom’s parents, and in tha evening a reception was held at the hoole ‘he bride', grandmother. m .. Alonzo n —i.— Mrs. Decker, in Carlton, twenty-two being present. Itelre*hnicnta Including a lovely wedding shade, a white hat and white ac­ cessories formed the bride's cos­ tume, with which she wore a cor­ sage of while rcees and sweet peas. Her sister. Mrs. Floyd Washburn. Her diets was light blue and accessories were white. Her «••«. >*» Graham of k Jackson served “1. brother « taum I a,lll Mrs. Graham left Bat- > | 8ho pUng u, real<lc wtth her 'parenU while Lt. Graham is away In military service. GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Alla Beach, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Aseli Beach, was united tn marriage to David Bristol, son ol Yeoman and Mrs. Waters left yes­ Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Brt.tol. at the matron o! honor and her'dress wm terday for Washington. D. C„ whore home ol her parents in Johnstown cwp.. on June 23. 1893. They bepink embroidered linen. Her enr- they havo an aparunont. at Both are graduates of the Hu- j1 gan •—• housekeeping immediately "1 Mige wm of deep pink rosobuds. l,le home hQtne of °r nls nto parents. Uie first Kenneth Vogel served his broiner tints High school, the groom later ' the as best man. rlr The bride's mother, Mrs. Well­ nlcal school at Flint before enlist- wbcr? <£ w llfe‘ exu:»’1 r°r fare, was attired in a two lone blue ing in the Navy in October. 1M2. •'* H,w_- rwvtit.. sheer dress and her corsage was He received his training at tlie Yeowhite roses and blue delphinium. man Training adiool in Boston and haa Cnrnr5h in-i has been been assigned auianed to to permanent permanent MriL Vogel, mother of the groom, -----■- — ---------------. man. east of Bristol Comets, wnn In- Washington. Mrs. ... Waters wore a gray ond white sheer dress 'service has been employed at the office of I whom they reside: and Howard ot and a corsage of white roses. Hastings. They have eleven grandhollowing the ceremony a recep­ the Windstorm Insurance co. I children and eight great-gntndtion WM held at tho Wellfare home. children. , , „ . . ,. . I ciuiarcn. Miss Pauline Walker. Mrs. Scgar A family gathering was held at Mr. »nd Mri. Bristol celebrated u ,hc,f °°ldcn Wedding Anniversary Vendor Loan. Mrs. Max WhUfare I pl\"rmvfeJ n—itneir Moiucn weuumg nniincr.-.uv । and Mias Beverly Wellfare assist!n« II i.nmn7mm'th^.-^ Pvt. Gaylord G. Slocum, la Ion __-■Sunday #t ‘he home _« XAhP,wJwho T?!fl A! of ■*Mr. dnd with Utt serving. Mias Walker cut- wttemn Piitrt Apinrti^nI>F'nrTo ,‘n ' Mra fklrry Cheescman with fifty Ung tho cakes and MTs. Vander,! Patterson"Heid.'Peniieton? Patterson Field. Pendleton. Oregon* Orewon.!. present from Dowling. Loan serving ice cream. te. Battle Creek, Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs. Vogel left-------- - -- 1 Price Reduced! This Week Only! COVERALL QUALITY Gallon Covwrs Up fo 350 Sq. Ft., 2 Coaft J,h‘r i i park In Muskegon, where Mr Vogel ■Mra- olenn Slocum and Linda and I is employed til Army Ordnance work.! M»Garrison of NaatovUie; Mr. I VIT b™u !_ ln fem‘nv allti | brancc of the occasion. Vogel from a,'“ Mrs.'St' Lawrence Slocum the season, was our last till further Mr* U.WV Hilt graduated ”«hool.nd tor tlie tit. 1 g"J 1'. J,l“‘|S'„ Sl<TTg,m ?l I I Mr. Bristol then tom some Inter-...... notice. uu>»«,u »,u «,». things about their wrditinx Our sympathy goes to Mr. and Rainwater. Bobby Joe and Cheryl. < <1*>- Tpcre were three relatives Mra. Sunne at the death of a conducted a beauty shop In Mid­ Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Wm. Bamey Barney and present who were i In attendance at । „,n bruthcrinlaw who tliey have been dleville. ------- ------------------ - »• >n-He told about the Mr. Mra. Roy Bushee 1 the wedding C^nev',n’T 1 Randy, — 01 and helping to care for, for some time. jfe* ri ..id Bob of Battle Greek; Mrs. Er- preacher being bcini late and when Eld­ »t Burr Sister Bixler haa .gone to. Texas Jackson. Grand Rapids. Rocklord. |I ne nest Burr and and Billy. Billy, Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. I er~ Garrett “ did J arrive one ol hb ----------- ••Mary —•>» -----------< <>->■-■ to pin tlie wings on* one of her Lake Odessa and Greenville. | Wm. Slocum, Ellen and Sally; i oxen had been mired In Mud Creek son's when he graduates. Con1 and Mr. and Mra. Carl Naylor. Jan- —ThU being contrast to ouy gratulaUomt and good luck to both । Ice and Sharon of Hastings. I present mode of living. Here it is—COVERALL, Wards dependable low-coat' house point, reduced in price! Thorough and impartial war laboratory tests ahow that Coverall goes farther and lasts longer (complete satisfaction for several yean) than any other low-cost house paint I It dries to a weather-resistant film! It is self-cleaning! Every rain washes away dirt and grease! Come to Wards now and coverall,, ousi mu'? take advantage of this low price! Singh Gallons, also reduced to....179 wxrrt ^AafftiLL^ MONTGOMERY WARD .apMlE! YOU’u a o* ° better at waR°s FURNITURES HOME! RfDUCtDI WARM PORCH A DKK PA1M9 O>. 8S< None* finer made! Resists all 'weather!. Can be applied on wood, concrete or metal! Save! ASBESTOS ROOF COATGeL b 3'. <5< ,NG Stops weathering; won’t soften or crack! Also excellent far waterproofing foundational GjtAKULAna tyh ROCK WOOL Save Money, Time, Trouble . . . with Wardsy RESINTONE WALL PAINT It "thins” with water! > SALE PRICED! E..ie« to Just pour between gal. water plus install! 1 gal. Resintone, makes 1 Jugals.ofpaintl ceiling joists and level off to Roll or brush it on; dries in 40 minutes; no desired odor 11 gal. covers an average room I After NOW . . . keep cool this sum­ 1 week to “set”, it’s washable with mild soap and water! Roller Applicator. .89c thickness. Insulate mer, save fuel next winter I 13 lovely colors Pay nothing ’til Nov. Bed, Chest and Vanity or Dresser 3-PIECE MODERN BEDROOM A lot of style in this suite! And a big money’s worth at Wards low price. ’ Streamlined modem styling in walnut ve­ neers and hardwood. Drawers are dustproofed, have center guide*. Bench, 5.95 9995 Bed, Chest, Vanity and Dresser . . 134.95 INNERSTRAP MATTRESS, ONLY 24.95 No need to skimp ... equip your bed with this better felted cotton mattress! Genu­ ine double-sewn inneratrapa make it last and last, prevent lumping and stretching. Wovcn-stripe ticking. 55 pounds. Prices will be cut until Saturday only' Give* Appearance of Expan live Face Brick I 90-LB. ROLL ROOFING ROLL BRICK SIDING Heavy, tough, fire-reaistant! Tempered Protect your home with Wards realistic asphalt surfaced with ceramic granules brick siding! Tempered asphalt and cer­ insures you of extra years of protection! amic granules... fire-resistant, weather­ Nails and cement are included in price. resistant! Colors arc non-fading. Hexagon Shingles. A pleasing design ... USE YOUR CREDIT -BUY WA8 SAVING 1TAMPSI ON SALE AT ■ Choice of colors. Cover 100 sq. ft.. .3.98 USE YOUR CREDIT.... open a monthly payment acc '100 square ft. BUY WAR BTAMMI ON SAU AT Any purchase totaling «10 or more will open a monthly payment account SEE OUR CATALOGS PHONE 2704 118-124 S. JEFFERSON, HASTINGS SEE OUR CATALOGS .... Come to our catalog department for thousands of values nof In store stocks. 118-124 SO. JEFFERSON HASTINGS 1st! �•nr ’ THT HASTINGS BANNEB. THURSDAY, JUNE U. IMS ’ out by General Barnes for praise: Ej..a MAMpinn nt His Garand rifle make* “each “Meeting Ot American aoldier the equivalent of Countv Meat Board two Japanese aoldier. in fire pow- v'ounr7 Pnear Doara | John Halpine. Jr. area meat Our 50 caliber aircraft machine­ 'marketing aupervlaur addressed Use first meeting of the-Barry County (Continued from page 1. Section J) gun “is probably one of the most war meat committee in the court weapons in this war ” on the road to ruin at El Alametn. Important 90mm anu-aircraft gun has house on Wednesday. Juune IB. There K waa that the M-4's devas­ atOur The committee Wilk have nothing Guadalcanal knocked down many । tating fire po»cr smashed more to do with the fixing of price ceil­ than half ot Rommel's entire ann- Japanese planes from altitudes; ings. Mr. Halpine said, but will be cred force In n single battle, he salt!. greater than 37.000 feet and the concerned chiefly with the educa­ marines there set up "a very high Thl. smashing victory was actional feature, of the war meat uro­ compllshed. General Barnes said, score of one Jap plane per 50 shots." gram. The committee will also at­ Our 105mm howitzer did splenafter a ruse by Gen. Sir Bernard to a**l*t in routing the live­ E. Montgomery had fooled the Ger­ I dldly in Tunisia and tn one rate an tempt stock Into normal commercial chan­ mans into believing the British American battery armed with that nels. Special effort* will be made 8th Army’s track park was merely weapon reported destroying a Ger­ to insure that the slaughter per­ that By night. General Barnes man battery “with the first salvo mit system and the consumer ra­ oald. Montgomery had replaced from a range of 15 mile*." Despite the recent itpectaculai tioning program are made to work trucks photographed by German nconnaisMncc with tanks — and wxnk ot Allied air forces. General effectively in the county. Control of the black market thus when the big push came It was Bunt; said, "nothing has happened tanks and not trucks that hit Rom­ in this war to deprive the Infan­ largely depend* on the consumer. try* of the .position it has held Meat offered without rationing mel. Enthusiastic thanks were express­ throughout tlie centuries as ali-lm- stamp* In exchange, meat which bears no indelible stamp or farm . ed by the British also for the in­ pofwant on the battlefield." <latigliterer's tag. or meat that Imm M-7 self-propelled mount, of which one tale waa Hut it knocked i Keep all food, that spoil quickly mid above the celling prices, are out German tanks at ranges up to at roam temperature in the refrig- sit black market product*. The five miles orator or other very cold storage .UiFbascr is liable fur violating tne These other weapons were singled place. OUR SUPERIOR ARMS WILL WIN WAR > UH SUNS 7c n.. FRENCH BRAND 3 h. 2-lb b»a IBc. S hu ■Atm' IEAHS p*< 19c with Sauce. 11 Points MINUTE MAN 2 pkg. 15c Stamp Ho. 24 expires June 30 SW,UH 10 KROGIO Assorted Soup Mixes DUFF’S WAFFLE MIX a$g 20c CREAM OF WHEAT pkg 22c Country Club Wheat Gems.pkg. 12c BOLLED OATS 5 £, 29c Milk CLOCK i 36e 4 cans A* V V per can , Pancake Flour COCOAWHEAT Cottage Cheese In Pure-pak Container 25c 5 FAMO 22c «*noNei> Children love this cereal Yellow or While. Fine quality VITAMIN CAPSULES pkg 50c A, 8, D, G. 30 days supply ">'12C IIC Butter ECGS Freih - Medium Size dozen ?!’ | Walter Wlngeler, manager of the I the following committee in charge: “e- Freeport elevator, who was charged Mrs. Harold Phillips. Mrs. C. C. with selling seeds that did not- con­ Burkholder. Mrs. D. D. Walton, form to the state law. admitted the .Mrs. John Ironside and Mrs. Leslie charge tn Municipal court Mondav. Hawthorne. He paid $10 fine and M00 costs as­ sessed by Judge Cortright. Tlie law GOOP ATTENDANCE governing the sale of seed* require? \T Ff.OWF.lt FESTIVAL I Nearly one-hundred were tn at- that there shall not.be more than one noxious seed for each 2.000 good lendance at the Flower Festival seeds. The state inspector claimed at the I. O. O. F. hall on Friday, the seeds offered for sale by the sixmimred by the Tiiomapple Gar­ elevator contained one noxious den club. Mrs. C D. Bauer of Ha*- seed for 270 good seeds. I tings acted as flower ludge, floral Hew Super Itoo” Tomatoes No. 2 4 Solid Pack can 43c !6 Poinls Micblg.n M.i< FrwExhunwd 24*/i Ib jack $1.25 Pillsbury Flour 24*/j lb. tack $1.25 Peanut Butter Crush 3 £ 64c 5 Points per Ib. Salad Dressing PLUM Tomato Juice PRESERVES 2 £ 36c "Junket"- dkrrri 24%-lb. Qaj? $1.07 tcEbT 34c Clover Valley raieti Cream Vigor Dog Food entries coming from Nashville. Del­ Mrs. Bertha Boice, qf Assyria, ar­ I ton. Middleville. Wayland and Has­ rested for assualt and battery on tings. i complaint of Mrs. Josephine Blanck. . Interesting report* were given and 1 a neighbor, wa* found guilty bv a I musical sclcctiom by Miss Martha 1 jury in Municipal court Monday. I Lou Maus and Richard Branch, were Judge Cortright required that she | enjoyed. pay the $3500 cost* In the case put her on probation for a year, and ELECTED. PRESIDENT gave her a good talk on peaceful E. B. More of Marshall, formerly relations with her neighbor*. of this city, has again beyn hon­ ored by the citizens of that com­ DRAIN -NOTICE BY COUNTY DRAIN munity. He has been a member CO.MMISSIOWEW of the tx^rd of education for the last 18 years and last week was re­ elected as president of the board, after already serving in that cap­ acity for 17 veara.-'Thla is a line recognition of Mr. More's ability and splendid service to the schools of Marshall. ,0|| 1 PI*. Lily White Flour Enriched Flour KROGO Pure Vegetable Shortening 28c Quart 46-ox 19c 2 pi«K 25c 6 25c GREEN BEANS n, 2 c*n 12c Fine Quality. 14 Points 11c LARSEH'S CARROTS 9c Diced. 9 Pls Shoestring, No 2 can 10c BARTLETT PEARS Na 2 Mn 18c 9 Ration Points Yellow Corn Avondale - Halves. BEVERAGES Argo - Cream Style 10 Poinls 11c 12 Ration Points i £ \ > Wolth your family \\^» j! I“(I1 41c j drink MORE MILK when WA . U> M \ each "pours his own”! , Rad. 16-oz. jar 26c PRUNE JUICE Qua l 20C Lakeshore Honey Mellowed. 3 Pls. MACARONI ““TU « PITCHER IU J <a-(ip il-ipe! Z Crystal rol0'“u°vn SiBUntil TIME 8FF£t 23c 3 Assorted flavors LATON1A CLUB MARASCHINO Chimn ‘ “ 16c 29c 3 or Spaghelli. U. S. No. 1 Semolina CARTON LARD b 17c Pure, relined. 5 Poinls KEYKO MARGARINE Cantaloupes Oranges b 22c Vitamin A added. 5 Poinls SODA CRACKERS b pig 15c Bananas Carrots 15c Cabbage -l/i Smart la all While Elk wltk NURSES uwuaually comfortable exferd BUSINESS WOMEN HOUSEWIVES ALL WIDTHS AAAA to D Just Received — New, Complete Shipment of Boys9 Summer . . . IEET SUGAR » 6c Michigan. Brown Sugar, Ib. 7c Diced Beets NOTICE TO CREDITOR! PASSING Ob’ D. A. GREEN D. A. Green. 97 year* old. died Wednesday morning at the home of his son Fay Green. 1511 South . Hanover_______ _ _ »__________ Next Tuesday a dessert luncheon ' .MUNICIPAL COURT EVERGOOD 10c BANG-0 POPCORN t . NOTICE TO CREDITOR! Twelve members attended the Roller's pot luck at thcjrlub Friday [evening, with top brldtre scores go­ Ing to Mrs. Leon Stander and Mrs. 20c Dkg Record Rains in May In Southern Michigan n<er again live to ourselves. Ill Tuesday wa* guest day at the | WELL NEAR ALBION ORDER TOR PUBLICATION nations must be united In a tru.»- country club with sixty tn attend- !, ANOTHER Near Albion la a district in which treship. We are fighting a k-lobul anrr -M the luncheon. Large bou- 1; two natural gas well* have so far war. we must have a global pegci- QU,etJ, of rOk* peonies and blue been brought tn. The Ohio Oil Co. and there must be a global gospel, j uelphlnnim centered tile table '.Is preparing to put down a well. • mid baskets of pink Jsweet williams, ‘ ’ daisies and bridiil-wteath ~~~~ ‘—■* I *bout two mile* northwest of the Mr. two other*, on the J. s. Riley farm • on 'tlie sn\a;r tables. -i™; near Spectacle lake and a mile west a«aaaaaMre«^^«^^^™a«| . Branch «-.M winner of the >low putts . H Urtdg? “7 Still ““ A"*» ."T golf ei-r"- —-• -• -------------------nt to Mr*. E L. Yerger of | Oak Park. Ill. Local bridge win­ tiers were Mrs. Willard Smith and , Mrs. R. E. Wart. Out of town' -------------------- ’-------------- "~ i.'iic*t* were Mrs. K. H. Sanders. I The Lutheran Guild will meet at Frostproof, Fin. and Mis* Retta the home ut Mrs. M. Drew. 015 E. Graham. Lebanon. Ind. with Mrs. Madison St. on Wednesday, June I Byron Fletcher: Mrs. F. L. Yerger 30 at 2:30 p.m. and Miss Leola Yerger. Battle Creek | ------------and Mrs. E. L. Yerger, Oak Park. ' Loyal Bereans will meet with Mrs. ;with Mr*. Cedric Morey; and Miss Sadje Hurless this Friday evening Connie Cook. Trenton. N. J., with f°r ■ business meeting and socla: | Mrs. Hubert Cook^— . (time at 7:30. ; bread Regular or Quick Cooking KELLOGG S VARIETIES ot Post Tent Variety cereals | PET OK CARKATIOH Crisp, delicious wallles in a |illy Sentences for.Two Given on Saturday ORGANIZATIONS 27c Coffee ANNUAL INSTITUTE 1­ . OF W. C- T. U. . . :• Tlie annual institute Of thd W. "i C. T. U. WM Meld al the .Methodist church parlors June 15 with a 1100a Saturday forenoon Dalia* Nance | It Will be a long Ume before Bar­ number present. Delegate* Irom ’was brought mto Circuit court for ry county fanners will fontei that. Woodland, Pelton and utoverdair 1sentence. He had confe**ed a week were present. A carry-ln dinner 1 waara me .use. rower mnge oi wa* served at noon. Mrs. W. J. Imat he had ralsea in* pay cneva , COuntie* for many yean. AUerdlng wo* chairman of the IS 1 oo “to mI'm ^.fo^hhe°hArt0 u 1 J11*1 complied by the V. meeting and Mrs. Inez Hathaway I 1 . ^i? ^fare he had it. a. weather bureau at East Laming gave tlie acripture leuon. her »uD- c—- him Em UI?1?. JUd*T dUclosed last month to be the wetJect being "Faith." . gave K?', 1X111 teat May In Michigan .Ince 1012. Mrs. Alford Custer and Mrs. Rus- 1 him *• n*SS.,?rn“‘»LlOr*iWO -■ 1 bu‘ for the two AOtithemmdaL-tier* scl Kantner presented a plan of 1 Ct------------ -------- w w.. °™n<1iof o. counties „ , dampert In m it wns wa* [n the the work for their departmenu Rapids, who hud been.employed on £7 long a* precipitation Mrs. Lran Dunning, tlie new Co. a farm In Barry township and had tJ,,. r^ordeJ nHtciallv president, spoke «m future plan* for -drained to Judge McDonald that. । Th7^"|^ [hSnpiomhIp for the the unions. Mrs. J J. Smith gave while he was uhder the Influence ' * ".k cVr"Komn* Harbor ------------. iiiviivn -5S2.!... .Jwiiktyi a paper on "How Cah My Union a. ot liquor, he had menftfeigly tiwea.-J tI’-T'L . uajuuk y threat—| which recorded 13 M Inches of raina Force For Peace." ened to Impale his employe ntr?i.^ir ”'SZ”b.^r.-TT ri^'^ on a 6 60 Inches of whlch,<»opped in Rev. Miss Bessie RuHaon was pitchfork — wm • u b2P?i* ------ — ht, - •for single day. May 30. This compares °ne wl,h • Prcvl<*“ «*cord rainfall of guest speaker and as usual delights « >— -- It —rJ?k£2, 1 years ■< at Jackson, Jackson. | al6 jnchM and a normal of 3.43 for rd her audience witii Iw wittv . four 5«nr» sayings find forceful spacing. Her .criv'ww*--------May in the southwestern Michigan subject »n.« "Our Place In TomorI row's World." She said we cin 'TA0.1 -STK' CLUB - 29c California Sunkist 10c it. Golden yellow - just right to uie California - sweel, crisp 12c TgC ib Large bunch SLACK SUITS WASH SLACKS KNEE 1 CUT-RATE SHOE STORE V W TTcwiy Cowtfys flutist SAoe Stow" 1. E N GT 11 SLACK SUITS ^New SLACK SUITS 259 to Q75 Silque Country Club 2-in-1 package Thin! Clear! Guaranteed chip-resistant! 9-oz. size! Save up to 25%! JELLS ALL MASON JARS Quarts dot63c Complete - nothing else to buy SET OF 6 ft ft CIGARETTES C In Ensy Carry Kit £ 2 pis> Twinkle - lor finer jellies Carlon SI.24 Popular brands SCRATCH FEED Wesca S2.66 Egg Mash. 100-lbs. S3 31 ib whue ALUMINUM CLEANER pts 23c KROGER'S । Takas lhe place of steel wool THMH BAY SWEETHEART SOAP 2 u.. 13c BEEF CHLORITE 2 an. 17c Qu*n 19c r’ Sirloin Steak KROGER'S TENOERAY. Rib Roast Avalon. 8-oz. bottle 10c GMioa RENUZIT 65c Safe effective dry cleaner FLEECE TISSUE 3 rotu 13c Wrapped bathroom tissue SOAR FLAKES 2 35c Alure - quick, safe suds I 40c 10 it. 49c k Roast S TENDERAY. 31c NO RATION POINTS ON FISH I FRESH PICKEREL = 30c FRESH HERRING t 25c FRESH TROUT e> 49c FRESH PIKE Wall-fyd fc 35c ib 8 Points CORNED BEEF 7 Pt, Ib 33c Armour’s Star or Swill's Premium Standing Ib. KROGER S IENOERAY. KMicU. 9Pt>. Kroger’s Avalon GLASS CLEANER n It Fowl. 27c PICKLED FIGS FEET In Bulk. ib lb 43c Not R.no.—d 1 SLICED BACON 42c n> End Cuts. Lean. 7 Points SLAB BACON 33c Sliced. SMOKED HAMS 37c TMURINGER HAMBURGER 28c MUT LOAVES 'A lb Assorted, sliced. 5 Points per Ib. ib Tendered. Shank Hall. 5 Points Swift s Premium. ib 6 Points SLACK SUITS 259 lb 23c 3 Poinls PORK LIVERS lb 20c Only 4 Poinls Swift’s Premium. J29 KNEE LENGTH FORK HEARTS Delicious stewed. ib Grade A Rind Off. 8 Points SUMMER SHORTS 16c Only 2 Ro,nl> CHICKEN LIVERS Ib 37c 7 Points This shipment has been lost since May 20th. Just received for immediate selling. NOTICE: S1.30 PARING KNIVES 8c BLOCK SALT sat, 41c KROGER LEG MAKEUP No other Leg Make-Up gives better satisfaction. 50 Pairs of stockings in a bottle . . . will not rub off . . . rain proof. Goes on without streaking, no applicator needed. Two shodes-Sun Ton and Beige GET YOURS TODAY! LARGE SIZE BOTTLE- 1 19c Pern-Rad 100',v Pure Pennsylvania "Quickcut'' - razor bled* edge (Pronounce) "Silk" WASHABLE SLACKS J85 to 35O ib Green Peppers Potatoes ww 9c 10c ..;h 5c Freih, criip 2 Pig. 25c BORAXO Tho hand cloanar lor all workers MOTOR OIL Frosh - firm hard heads Leaf Lettuce SUPER Waters Clothes Shop markets Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy Stebbins & Jacobs REXALL DRUGS PHONE 2131! PHARMACISTS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JUNE 24. 1MJ M1m Barbara Card of Lansing wa* a Bunday guest <4 Mr. and Mr* William Weaver. Ljeut. and Mrs. Hugh Kelly and ‘•■‘■v aon Hugh returned on fua»to Norfofit. Va. after spending PERSONALS Mr. and Mm. Harry Johnson and family of BatUe Creek spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mn. Harry John- Field. Ill., after an overnight visit part of Sunday with Mr. and Arthur Hathaway of Rutland Trio Cafe, left Sunday for a two SOCIAL ITEMS glven by Mr. and Mr*. William Schader. Jr., on Saturday night. The regular meeting of tha BuaiThe affair honored Tom Stebbins, who enter* the army July 14. and hes* Women* Hospital Guild wa* ateo celebrated the birthday of Mrs held Monday evening in th* parlor* Fred Stebbins which fell on Sunday. of the Pint Presbyterian church. Twenty Past Noble Granda ot Billy of Manistee and Mn. Ger­ trude Martindale of Grand Rapid.-, Rebekah lodge met at the liome ot with travelogue game* and other receive hl* wings were guests of Mr. and Mn. Henry Mr*. Harry Shute Wednmday fur appropriate entertainment Mr. and with lace bb was Uielf daughter. MUs Marjorie Hill spent several Cook on Father's Day. Mra. Cranston Wilcox of Coldwater cloths. The members voted Ueenan of Kalaruaaoo. day* last weak in BatUe Creek. were out of town guest*. continue Uie meetings In . Mr. and Mrs Chester Stowell and Ited Mr. and Mr* Donald Prentice ILeonard invited Hie club to her cot­ and Mrs. Paul Ward of Their granddaughter. Nancy Kee­ IKuT '•rrvl.-c August, the September------* tage at Podunk lake in July. On Tuesday evening, the emnan. Is spending the summer with and diUdrrn of Sturgte over Ute t family were at Gull lake on Sun ­ Grand Rapid* spent Wednesday ploycc* of the Barry county Court ‘ day. with Mr. and Mr*. Warren. Ward. them. waakaaa Saturday night dinner guest* of House entertained at dinner, oom- ; Mr. and ■ Mrs. Floyd Eckert of Cpl. Lyle Sanborn of Fort Lew­ Mrs. Ward remaining until Friday Mr. and Mrs. Clarence DePlante with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robinson of Grand Rapid* spent Sunday wiUi Detroit were weekend guesU of W. is. Wash., wa* the guest of UnL >Mr. and Mr*. James Radford at pitmentary to Mra. Maude W. Smith ; Donna Harrington, over tlie week- Itheir Odn lake cottage were Mr. who retire* as county school Com­ Mr. and Mrs. John Hager re­ Mr. Mid Mn Charles Mu and A- Halt missioner July 1. and Mra. Donna end. uuoule to Detroit and Cleve- « turned Bunday from a week** visit Clayton BrundMclur and Mr. CUne. child accountant ®ho atoo I land. On Sunday. Cpl. Sanborn. Mra. > Mr. and Mr*. Henry Timm of lurday guett* of Mn. Mrs HarrUigton and daughter*. 8u.- ■and Mrs Roman Frldpausch. Mr. and Mr* R K Comptun were Caledonia came oh Wednesday to and Patricia, were guest* of his Sunday guests of Mrs (Jar Cran­ spend the remainder of tlie week A statuette soldier filled with red. dall and Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Behan with Mr. and Mrs B. A LyBartter Miss Alma Swift and Mrs E J parents. Mr and Mrs Lyle San­ of Flint , Bhoupe of BatUe Creek. Mr. and born of Caledonia. Mrs. Sanborn 'white, and blue flowers, formed an attractive centerpiece for the large Sgt. and Mrs. R. O- Burwell of and Mn. Harry Water* and Mr. Mr*. Burr Dennison and son Terry to visiting friend* ui Oregon during >table and bouquets Ui patriotic col­ . . . rRctta Graham. lybanon. Ind Con- | t Brownsville. Texas. visited her par­ and Mn. John Wood were Mr. and and MU* Maxine Swift were Fath­ Cpl Sanborn'* absence. U,. K»,.l tnUTUloM Iwr | •“ d“"£« “J •«; I Mn. George Robinson and Mr* <or* decorated Uie smaller tables at ers day dinner guest* of Mr. and ent*. Mr and Mr*. E. W. Deaxiru Mn. A. L. Kellogg of Harrietta. S C. Brock were guest* of M(. «nd Ithe co-operaUve dinner fbr fifteen Mr. and Mn. Merle Weaver. Mn Mrs Glenn Swift. nesday afternoon. June IS. at her i neUi Labertoaux and Kilest prises Warrrn Wilcox of Jackson over shower batb Among those from Hastings who Mrs. M. A Lamble spent the weekend Lillian Pan tails and daughter. Elis­ weekend and attended the OraMrrs^ra and'MTsTdrih^ abeth. and Mia* Betty June Meyers attended the Horsemen’s picnic at the In Ann Arbor with Mr* Lamble. ham-WUcox wedding Saturday eve- । v ‘n,r”; ubl« ot brtd«c wcre hi. play. Crock on Tuesday to attend SI ... Elkhart attended — the ». graduation _______ tiie fairground park at Lake Odrs- nlng. the bride. Miss Margaret Wil- Battle Sperry Thoma* of Bellevue ate of Krl ry “nd Mrs Olc"n While Uie women were al Mrs । the funeral of his brother. Clyde dinner with hl* brother. Floyd of Mr. and Mrs. Weaver's grandson.! sa on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs- cox. being their niece. !?tter WT Fiber s eight of Uie husbands Everett. Thoma* and family Tuesday. While Theodore Koat In Lansing on Glenn Ingram. Mr and Mrs A by Mrs Kaliler. Mrs John Chand ■ pUye<1 carda at Willard Smith'*, Mr. and Mrs Hugh Perkins have here he also called on hte slater, Thursday. He will enter Uie army , Tolles. Mr. and Mrs Linden Sny- gone to Elkhart. Ind., for an in- . MIm Mary Williams haa gone to ler lor wa* a guest. guest Mrs. J. E. Me- 1 ' Mra. ... .I ...I._ will entertain the club on nn : next "week. I1 der E. n O. biuhmy Rothaar Mrs. Clarence Grohe. u ■*-- Mr. *•- and Mrs v to attend the summer Millan I definite slay during his vacation Kalamaaoo 1 al WMHF ■ Wednesday June 30 at her hotnc In honor of Ernest (“Red > Wil-1 Bunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Fielding Sloan of n Rmiih of three numtlu. E Olnton St »ll° *ft yerterday with Ute Charlevoix were weekend gue»te of , »r *n^ Ronald D. Smilh Mrs. Elmer Hobart and aon Ho- । • • • selected service group for induction “,ul 8uc Smith are leaving Mr*. Newman Deal and Charlo* Mr atid-Mra Earl Coleman Mr. and Mrs Gordon Ironside. ai*nd summer at their ward and granddaughter, also Rich­ Joseph Pflua' from Sunday till Deal of Grand Rapid*. Caller* tn On Saturday evening Mr. and ard Shellenbargrr spent Uie week- -Tuesday. Gordon, Jr. and Miss Virginia Bay View cottage Mr*. Harold Vande Giessen enterend with friends in Lorain. Ohio. Mis* Priscilla Herington returned tslned at Uwir collage al Lake AlRoy Travis and Lewis of Grandville. Potts were woe In M. Ann A.... Arbor on TuesMi-ss Gertrude Bem*C?L?L Bentley of KaM_Mi*a Mr and Mrs. North Shellenbantday where Gordon. Jr. enrolled for maxoo was In Hasting* for the week er and family. Pfc. and Mrs. Rob­ to in-r work In Jackson on Fridsi gooquin. Ute occasion being Miaing and Mr. and Mr* Glenn Miller the summer seaalon at the Univcr- end. ert Shellenbarger and son spent after spending several .day* with her Letha Mote's birthday. An Italian । Mr. and Mrs George Wild of Father s Day st their daughter's mother. Mr*. Donna Harrington and Ullle son of Dowling. My. spaghetti supper was .served, place,1 Grand Rapid* were weekend guests home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Human • Mra George Dean spent la*t week being laid for eleven. Rom Ballou of Mr. and Mr* Edward Van Pop- In Battle Creek. tii Lan&lng. of Wayne wa* an out-of-town guest. . ering. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Schroeder of for Friday and Saturday Mr. and Mrs. William Fox of Kai- ,Mancelona were guest* of her sonMr and Mr*. Charles Townsend Mr. and Mrs. James Gower en­ of Coat* Grove and Mr. and Mr*. amasoo spent the weekend with Uie ' tertained their birthday club Fri­ ■ Merrill Allenilng of Ann Arbor were home folks C. H. Leonard, from Friday till day evening In honor of Mrr. Ida Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bump and Sunday. Sunday guesU of Mr. and Mr*. Vedder's birthday. Supper was family attended on Sunday the Chester Stowell. Tlie Rev. and Mn. W. Mayian On Tuesday. Mrs Don Oury. Mrt. ceiebraUon of the Golden Wedding Jone* of Big Rapid* were guests served after which progressive peuFrank Hoonan. Mrs. W. D. Barnes. anniversary of Mr. and Mr*. Dan*, of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zerbel ro was played with top scores going to Mr*. Ida Vedder and Ward F2Bristol of Dowling, which wa* on Mrs. Wallace Osborn and Mrs Saturday night and chi Sunday they Frank Andrus took a pot luck din- Tuesday. June 22. This date w-* went to Battle Creek where Rev. way' and Albert Vedder. tier and spent the day with Mto* also the weddihg anniversary ot Jones preached hl* inaugural ser­ Bernice «».4,, M .^^4. Jansen and made curtain* I Mr Mr. and Mrs Mrs Bump. Burnt mon In the First Methodist church The Young Mothers' Club met al for the new neighborhood house i Mr. and Mrs Wltoon Guldet ol that morning. They arc moving to the home of Mrs. Clifford Allercfing at Orangeville LansLig spent ' t.te SriHtatd with Battle Creek this week. on East State Road on Thursday. Mto* Betty Allerding and Mis* aer iia.vnfs. Mi. and Mr*. Jamts 113 S. Itfferaoa SL Pho as 3*38 June 17. with fifteen members pres­ Eleanor Struble spent last week- I Gower. Morey on Sunday were her brother ent After the business meeting. end In Iowa City as guesU of Cadet Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mansfield Mrs. Dale Hail gave a topic on Mearl J. Solberg. Among the him- aJld baby daughter of Battle Creek “Children." Mr*. Marshall Tha ver dreds present they had the good ; wcrc Sunday evening callers a* the parent*. Mr. and Mrs P. L. Yerger. will entertain the club at her hotnr ■fortune nHu". tto rt see both Hollis Tuinllaflt _ f'.-.h,.-' • kdl-i. Isenhath home of ... Mr. and 1Mrr. Robert Milk and sister. Miss Leola Yerger. of on East Marshall St. on Thursday. Mr*. Clark O'Donnell and Mrs. BatUe Creek, the ladles staying un­ July 15. ... ] were coming from chapel on Sun­ Richard Jacobs left Memory for a til Tuesday. MU* Mary Townsend of Wood­ day. few day* visit with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ze tn Ira Zimmerman Mrs. Donald Wellfare relumed Mervin Klein (Charlotte Bessemer) land was the guest of Mra. Lowell were host and hostess to.their club The Florists of the country ore gladly cooperating last week from a ten day visit »iU-. of Trenton. Teeter Tuesday night. Saturday evening. Winners at ped­ in the gasoline emergency whicn now affects 1 5 I her husband at Camp Rucker. AlsMto* Stella Heath Is home from ro were Mr. and Mrs Duane Miller.. - Junior Guldet ot Lansing spent Mr*. Zimmerman and Forrest Foley. ■ bsma. two wttk* with his grandparent*. Niles for her summer vacation. Eastern states, obeying the restrictive motor truck J Mrs. Jay Hanna and four chil­ John Wood accompanied Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Miller will entertain delivery order issued by the Office of Defense dren returned to their home In BlrR H. Loppenthien left Sunday for Mrs. A. L. Kellogg to their home m the club In July. 1 mlngham on Wednesday after Chicago to attend the Furniture Harrietta on Friday and spent the Transportation. Anything to help win the war! 1 spending n week with Mrs W. W Market. Honoring Mrs. Ralph Herrick, i weekend fishing. j Potter afWall lake. Mrs. F. E Lowry and children. Leone Leonard. Mn. Glen De Miss Marie Ncuschaefcr from Des This order moons loss to the Florists of more than ' ■ Corp. Bernard Williams who has Mclnes. Iowa spent Saturday In Julie and John, went to Romeo on more. Mn. Forest Johnson of Beld­ half of his motorized equipment. been stationed In California lx Delton with the Leon Leonard fam­ Saturday where Uie children win ing. and Mn. Frank Sage are en­ In compounding a prescription, your Registered tertaining Monday evening. June > spending a short leave with hL ily and arrived In Hastings to visit i parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ermond Dr. and Mrs. Prank Carrothers and Fred Ford, while Mrs Lowry to em­ 123th. at the letter’s home on south But It Doot NOT Mcon That Your Florist Pharmacist is honor'bound to check and dou­ Hanover. Tlie affair ~ 1* -a ••• mlscel“»■*•। Williams WlUlunu Mr and Mrs Richard Cook on ployed In Baltli Creek in Dr. De- I...... I* Unable To Serve Your Floral Needs ward Finch's office. Mias Dorothy laneous shower for Mrs Herrick J Ray Matthews of Grand Rapids Sunday and Monday. ble check each and every one with utmost was a weekend guest, of Mrs. Anna Ml** Lotlie TeuMnk and her sis­ Coming accompanied them to. Ro- '‘ho Is now settled Ln their new meo and spent the weekend wiUi । home in Kalamaxoo. | Willitli and other friends. Mr* ter MUs Grace Teusink visited Florists in the affected areas ore employing other care. This extra precaution is ypur assurance I Rena Walker of Irving also spent friends In ... Grand Rapids. Muskegon friends. > C means of delivering flowers in os fresh and os fine the dinner honoring Staff Sgt. Jean England of Mis­ i the weekend with her sister. Mrs | and Holland on Wednesday and of receiving an ACCURATELY-FILLED condition os in other times. sion. Texas, came Friday for a visit Wlllltta. Thursday. In Muskegon on WedI Mrs. Menrle Scott. Jr. and daugh-1 nesday they attended a farewell Prescription. Ml, oUwr HMllnii. friends, and out’d? — muii., partyand given for a nurse who has ' ter and »< Mn. Philip Garlinecr FLOWERS BY TELEGRAPH MU> hU .nether In WonrU.nd. He '"“'“S" "»» “ ““ | daughters of Nashville were Sun­ joined the Army Nurse Coms. day evening gueMs of Mr and Mrs Mtos Ruth Tappon. health nurse expect* to return to Texas the laat ■ Supreme Court Justice and Mrs Flowers ore being wired to every port of the country .! Burl H. Will. with the W K. Kellogg Foundation of this week. I Emerson R Boyles of Charlotte win without restrictions and being delivered. However, I Mr and Mn Fred Williams spent In Calhoun Countv wax a Sunday Mrs. Clyde Gamble and two Chil- jbe among the guests Dependable Prescription Service I sundav with Mr. and Mn. Forrest guest at the Dr. Carrothers Itotne. drew of Jackson were guest* of Mr.. please place you orders os early as possible to allow । Witlllta nt Leach lake. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook and and Mrs. Charles Bame* from complimentary to Robert Kooert cook Complimentary Cook.. for compliance with the Government's war effort. Ijr who leaves July 1 for marine Mn. William Stebbins and Mrs. children spent Sunday In Charlotte, Dniraday UU Monday. Bishop Kuhn of Detroit visited trataing at Oberlin. Ohio. Mr. and ■ WUllsm William Schader. Jr. attended a the tlie children remaining with with their lunchedh meeting of the finance grandparents for several dgya ‘ ‘ fs’ visit. his mother. Mrs. Bertha Kuhn, over Mrs. Richard Groo* entertained at , committee of the Camp Fire Aaso- j Mrs. William Dunlap, chief the weekend. | dinner at their Gun lake cottage on . elation at the Poat Tavern on Wed- ator of whe -ewe local branch of the Guc.vt* of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Saturday evening. The national I nesday. ... . . .. — ... Telephone ------ Co. —_ goes Fletcher thl* week are her slaters, color* were effectively used a* table Michigan Bell I Jimmy Coleman la spending sev- to Detroit next week to attend a Mrs. K. H. Sander* and son. Ken- decoration* Those present were Mr L I erg] week* with hto uncle and aunt. conference of teleplione employees. noth, of Frostproof. Fla. and Mlsr. and Mrs. Robert Cook, Sr.. Robert Mr and Mrs. Cliarle* Wilson at Al­ Mrs. Charles Paul and Mrs. Rus­ Retta Graiuun of Lebanon. Ind. Cook, Jr., Mr. and Mr*. D. D. Smith REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY —S mont. sell Zerbel went to Chicago Tues­ Mrs. Fletcher wUl accompany her Hwu 2Z41 . SHH & f ■ A weekend guest of her grand- day to attend the graduation of sisters to Lebanon next Monday for ' . parent*. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Tolles the former's niece. Miss Helen Van a visit with her parent*. and Mrs. Floyd Klnne. was Miss Worden who was a member of a Mrs. Robert c. Gould (Jeanne Snndrn Tnlles of Ann Arbor. class of 465 to receive dlolomo* Clncebeaux) of Detroit came Mon-' Mr r.nd Mrs. Clare DcCou were from the Parker High school Miss TO OUR CUSTOMERS In Battle Creek on Monday with Van Worden was the fourth honor Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Cincebeaux. a.’ Uieir son. Bill on his return to Scott student in the class. Trail’s End. Oun lake. Mr. Gould please furnish a hanger with Mrs. Cedric Morey and Mary Lee comes on Friday for Uie weekend. each order for cleaning. There went to Battle Creek Tuesday to Ml** Betty Lane wa* the guest spend the balance ot the week with of Mto* Agnes Johnson at Oun lake * the former's parents. Mr and Mn) over Uie weekend. manufacturer* Mrs. Earl Boyes and Mrs. Maurice F L. Yerger. Mr. Marty goes for the weekend. Crookston were guesU of Mrs. David production. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Miller had a* Boyes of Battle Creek on Wednes­ their guest* Monday and Tuesday, day. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tudor and Lieut, and Mrs. Lyal Norwood and family of Washington State. Lieut. daughter Mary were dinner'guests Norwood leaves Wednesday for a Tuesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. new assignment at North Carolina. Clarence Bump to celebrate their ‘ Mrs. Roy Everett were In double wedding anniversary. to attend ROO HOTEL HASTINGS Bakery Specials Cherry Royal Cake Roils Strawberry top Cake__ Lemon Chiffon Pie____ FLOWERS can Nlill be delivered ' Everywhere in the United StatoN _.each 35c . each 45c _ each 35c BANGIIABT BAKERY TO WEDDINGS, FUNERALS . . AND FOR ALL OTHER OCCASIONS AND y BEED’S Now, more than ever before, there, is Need for the Cheering Message that Flowers bring DRUG Florist Clyde Wilcox §TOREL._ NOTICE End of the Month HASTINGS CLEANERS SALE! utstanding Values 1941 Prices Sale Starts Friday 'Lightning Nover Strikes Twice In The Same Place BUT WINDSTORMS DO! 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THURSDAY. |UNE 24, 1943 SECTION TW before you start, In abort Gerry. sance Fighter Squadron. Our group rive at Camp Widrig next month . ring up 70 pounds of you're looking 'swell,' and as you go _ Is i a new experimental organization and. of course. I will have to give i these birds were ( Into your pre-Rodar training best We Wc are i hoping to turn out some op­ him his basic training before he । blue stamps. We at wishes and I-.lots of luck. " erational pilots sometime in the can get- a furlough. I gocart* in half-block lines and We Just heard that Bernie' Wil­ near future. I want to take this opportunity । waited while the handa-of-Uve clock By JANE CAMERON I have met a few Hastings people to *ay hello to all my Hastings (Continued from page 1. Section 1) liams arrived home Friday. Flew a ticked off a half hour. There was bomber from the Weal Coast. How since my return. I was surprised friends and to Gordie Crothers. a female defense writer behind us 'line' you fellows pen ua Is the kind about it fellow—give us the dope, i when stationed in Washington to John Leary (up In the cold coun­ and al this poiifT she satOdown on | we'll go to town on. What you want Just to put the record straight— find myself living within six blocks try!. Pete Harrington Und his new JANIE GOES TO THE BIO CITY a cardboard case beside our line i Is what we're going to break our TO SHOP and went through it. Getting up. I necks trying to do because your we had you 'Red' (Gerald) Reynolds . of my cousin and family tn Arhng- bride. Bob Gorham. Bob Corkin and she ruefully confided that she had pleasure is worth a few necks—but la*t week but now we have come to , ton. Va.—Major Carl Bauer. While all the others who have had a WHAT HAPPENED TO HER stood on her feel tenahourr and it I not a Conga I Why we get a dislo­ and remember It was ‘Curly* the there we met Bob Corkin and had "change of station." SHOULDN’T HAPPEN TO A" DOG was going to be eleven before she cated hip everytime we dance the fellows called you so again our best, dinner together one weekend. and well be seeing you. On our second honeymoon, part ever got out of this joint. We let tiling—Just as man to man. how do gallore. etc. sure do appreciate the IF RED RIDING HOOD MET ANY her ahead of us. The young man And who. is that handsome soldier dL*h,£’*“ ’P*"1 wll*'1 my you fellows get along—of course, things that are doffe for them — I WOLVES. THEY TOOK ONE G»«n*pn fonneriv of Hubehind us. after another quarter when you finish up with a 'cute in the new picture on Tom Baird’s I • LOOK AT RED AND FLED 1 hour, wiped the perspiration off his little-trick* that looks adoringly at desk—none other than, second Lt. • Umm. now Captain Oarrfaon of the only can add. keep up the good work Hastings — we will do our parts and Tom Baird. Jr. who Is now stationed U,8 * nd P®rt ‘ n New 1 We dolled up and started for the brow and confided that his wife wi, Kantf the brass buttons you spent having a baby and iie'd like to get rs polishing—then it may be at Camp Wheeler,.Ga. Il to a fine I Orleans, imagine my surprise wheiP liic.se so-called "Master-Races ’ ' are picture of you Tom and we said a* I l , he u *| n ««* °" lv home and clean up. and get to me worth a trip to the osteopath—you much.loyour Dad. who commented J®. nnd",.ul Uie station but also exterminated. horse. Now. it’s generally the male hospital. We told him. and right' can still give us the polka. Sincerely that all men in uniform look good. , Dr ,nd Mra Ken McIntyre. in front of a clerk too. that if he j sex who see lechnlcolored livestock, So beginning this week we have • Don R Widrig and it's generally when they are had good luck he might gel there , the complete list of all of you men Which to true, but a few extra nice | Our return journey from New OrWarrant Officer. AUS. recuperating frdm the trip. But., in time for her next one. Aren't from Barry (you’ll have to help us fsatures of the old phystogomy add leans to'my new station. Fort Myers, Hq. Sup. Bn.. 14th A.D liowr"*’ — i we the sassy one? with addresses etc-r-soine 1350 of a little 'umph' to the uniform too. Florida, wa* as hectic a train JourCamp Chaffee. Arkansas hudl ,1. tiad anything but a coke two ’ , • • • you) and to one of you each week and for that theory we select you ncy as one will encounter Uies>I NeW u wh"e «» lh* bu' ' days. In Columbus, Georgia. I found I days -------------will go our special greetings at­ os exhibit A. for what we say. --------------- -- „ ' out to our sister's house. We stood 'Hello' Le*. Lockwood al Camp' we had a 26-hour wait-over, having | Parts of a letter from Fay T. Mar- most amazing. tached to a carton of smokes or a adjust our specs Mid found some <>n ,our feel Ln shifts, amid lowerRobinson out in Arkansas Mra. L. missed our connection by ten min- bie whose address to: U. 8. Money Order, A. P. O.-3I6 ’. Postmaster celluloid clips that we had snapped ...g skies ancFthreatenlng thunder ling to So saying, we greet *lth a UJS.M. telto us she vUlted you tost week- ute*. I awakened next morning on a few moment* before to check ‘and ‘ — within -.thin a I San Francbco. Calif. O. none other than, A/C John Wm. end and wa* she surprised to see learn Port Benning waa walled a halt hour for the next Junefe. 1043 the glare of the surr. They were one. after —. some fussing Fash. US.N.R. (Freeport) whose ad- you brown a* an Indian. Well bet stone's throw, so- . It deposited Ua at our deawith your light colored hair that • about I did manage lage to find my cou cou-­ Just a note to let you snow I an the only ones we could find in the Una lion Just as a large cloud openlan to very distinguished looking— sin. Pvt. Ed J. McGrath fcGrath of Hastings, Hastings. still alive and happy. No mall to­ Av. Reg. Class 4-D. . be glad you're not a red head so who to with the 507 Paratroop day. Got a letter yesterday from thq areP* hanrtha^ wel WBler on our P°°r’ defenseless U. 6. Naval Air Trig. Center the sun could make you bum like Squadron. ” He -----------------------------------certainly looks every Storeys and was surely glad to hear •niej! hcwl ,we ,uul buried our hat un­ Corpus Christi. Texas. Good luck. John, and if it ton‘1 to a baked lobster. Well bet too. that inch a sol ier. Ed.-by the way. has from them. ' dcr sulldry purchases to Save It), le nickname "Snuffy"— Copenhagen blue We.ve hcnrtl wt.lrd ules o( whMt Well tonight I am on the switch­ hnrw rraonal. and Just for the record. Mrs. L. to getting about as mucij acquired exercise a* you the way she bikes TI wonder■ why? r»w Is your Conga? board from 5 til) about 10:30 so I ■ . • ; happens to thl* war-time Ersatz about town with the greatest of The most annoying Incident of must write before I get through rayori crepe when It get* wet. but I almost meeting a Hastingsite, but here on Uie board as tne lights go We started shopping. EVeryrii’=i- »e wn -e m o way prepared for the , Captain Norman Wise (Wood­ we were In n no Ship Ahoy l Bob Hammond and not—happened several days before out about 11.00 and then I can on our list, they were either fresh predicament we now found ourself , land i and his wife, the former Edna France, arrived home on the 14th thanks for your card from Monte­ leaving Digland. One day O'Reagau mol) this in the morning. This work out of. or the substitute wouldn’t fn. We were leaping over puddle* for ten dayHeave from Camp .Dav­ video. It doesn't matter that you had a forced landing at an un- on the board is interesting, only in do. or the article was a victim of ,nd from the shelter of one tree inter- inflation and we refused to be vic- to another and presently we were trying to write ’I — get -a few Inter is. N. C. Norman being In the Army । cant say much when you write; the opened areodrome. He telephoned In j'— Reserve was called Into service al- J important Imnortant thing thlnir Is Ik word wnrri from you vnti for ua to come over to pick him up.! ruptions. but maybe you can make timlzed. Finally we sat down at an unable to leap, or even walk. We , o_ ''O»car'' Flight .. —.. "oen Lieutenant Coen ; this out. most three years ago, and is now saying you're OX. Take care of So i5c .cr<^am. counter and waited , took inventory and our dress had ’ Irt the anti-aircraft division. The I yourself fellow—smooth sailing, and I flipped to sec who'd fly the I can't understand all these coal hopefully for some quarter, of an shrunk. The skirt was transformed ' I war can’t be over any too soon for I HI! Fred Ziegler. We had your little two-seater job. a Tiger Moth, miners strikes In these times. They h?.Vr We ««»« to leave and a clerk ; lnto an eight inch band of navy- i the Wise, because Just before Nor- ! address last week but we have Just ,----------used Ut— our---------------squadron— for— the pur­ sltould have been up to the Solo­ whtaed up and told us with a ■ blue rubber, right about our hips. I' man knew he would be called into received an official notice from pose ofgettingstranded pilots, it unfortununfortun-r mons where fthe boy^ didn't know toothy smile that the Ice cream Fortunately, or was It theT ’------------------------------service, they bodght a house In Has- 1 Keesler Field. (Miss.) that you have | carwon the flip in the Tiger what an eight hour day was like. was -n all — gone. e e , .ately. atejy. the luciously-gorgeous peachclings that they have never yet had been promoted to Pfc. and now en-----went - * along ’— *in ----------------------my Spit to guide him They were up lots of nights al! ’ ' ।l colored slip all with it* beige laces was “vnhimntli a chance to live in. Of course we , rolled in the huge B-24 Liberator to the field. A Spit being fast can night long, then on the Job the next So. we stopped in a . filling sta- , "volumptlously" and wetly In place locate a place, then direct the all hope the war will be over soon. I mechanics school. Your selection day. 12-14-16 hours in the beat of tiori’ for a coke. The nice, genial and very much hi sight. Whether and for you. Norm Ac Edna.we hope ■ for this course wa* because you re­ lighter aircraft to the spot where the day and mud almost knee deep. attendant came back, wiping the ; to tuck in under the navy skirt, if It will not be too long before you : reived such high scores In your it can be landed. . Boy. it sure makes me boil to think bottle and we remarked conver- ‘ that hampering band of converted will be located at 420 E. Madison— armX mechanical appUtudes test*— When returned back at the of the strikes back home and cut­ sationally, "If you ever want some- ■ rubber could be called a shirt, and our new home. Good luck and well dld you know that? Good work, aerodrome, our own base. O'Reagun ting down on the hours. I am sure thing good, take a dip of Ice cream make people think we wore Fred. e seeing'you. shorts, or to let it cover us. and girls said tie had met a young Lieutenant If they had to go through what and pour a coke over IL" From Great Dikes on furlough WUltom Monica. Jr. (Cloverdale. who had asked after me mention­ some of us have. they would be He said. "Oh. that's an old Chi- ; did we ever need a barrel, and run was Max Myers who has been pro­ R 1) has been appointed acting ing nly name as “M-l-c-k-e-y". glad to work at least till the war to cago trick. They call it Black Cow. . the risk of being arrested, was the moted to petty officer raring of mo­ sergeant in his Aviation student From that I knew he must be from over and I know the boys in the Ummmmmmm! Black cow! An old question. What made it so critical tor machinists mate, second class. squadron, 40th College Training De­ Hastings. Several days later a let­ Armed Forces over here can win as Chicago trick. Black cowl" was. that we were In the snootiest He will now be assigned to duty tachment. located at Wofford Col- ter arrived from Lt. Cogswell, who. long as the people at home do their We were disappointed. "There all ‘ residential district of the city, and with the fleet or al a sh=r= shore cUilon. station. lege. South Carolina .Atta boy. Bill when I was in Hastings High, played part, i know of a lot of bovs who the time I thought I invented 1L" what the Inmates of this ratified And Max. this report says, you fin fin-­ Now ready for a billet aboard ship right guard. We wrote hack and would trade places with them. "No," he said with emphasis. ’ It’s atmosphere might think of such a ished in the upper third of your “ • 'arSark ". Navy nickname for forth several times, but never,hap­ I got the popcorn you sent and it an old Chicago trick. Black cow. spectacle was anybody's guess. class which Is Something you sltould radio operator. Russell V. Reynolds, pened to meet. was good. All the boys In my tent Black Cow!" have written home about. (son of the Lee Reynolds, Doster We murmured and hid a hiccough We splashed madly on through To my friends who are wonder­ helped me eat it. Pfc. Ivan Allerdlng returned to— R. 1 > was graduated from the spec­ ing about my. our. married life. "Yes." he reflected. "Black Cow. the rain to the sympathy and so­ To Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Barnes.' Hdq. Co. 4U Inf.. ial training school at Oxford Uni­ Virginia and I are having a great June 9. 1943 Black Cow. Yup. They used to lace of our sister's home, only to Camp Claiborne. La—on Tuesday versity. Miami, Oiilo. Russ is now time. J was so successful In teach­ Hello Everybody. call It Black Cow. It's un old Chi- be greeted with such laughter, such after his 10 day furlough. He said radioman third class and we hope ing her hbw to iron a shirt, I mirth and hysterical-hee-haws and Boy. do I feel fine. We had a he sees Buryi Lancaster and Leo you won't encounter too much stat­ thought I could show her some­ stiff Maps and Charts test this We tiptoed away ‘with all pos­ braying as we haven't heard in Card quite often but the other Bar­ ic and interference before you come thing about cooking, too. Why I mdrnlng, and I got the-only perfect sible speed. We came to the con­ many a day. Immoderate laughter ry county boys there he has missed. back home fellow. ’ picked out spaghetti I don't know. I paper in the squadron; in fact, clusion that a coke over ice cream can be very Jarring on a wet day. Home to slay as an Army Re­ Here's one we lust heard on Helen was so convinced of the quantlty about a fourth of them failed. My originated In Chicago and is called Anyway, that's why we came home serve is James Harthorne (Cressey) FumUs (Nashville) who teaches In requlred for two. poor Ginny gave R.O.T.C. work la what helped me, Black Cow. in a leal dress. Cotton. Il's safer. who has been honorably discharged New York II seems Helen was read­ way to better sense by following coupled with a little common sense. • girls. That's wiiy we cringe every from Fort Lewis, Washington be­ ing tlie Banner and she noticed n my dlrectlpns. Do you know I never Wc had a code test thia morning, Then wc went to the grocery. It time we see a peach-coldred slip cause he is over the draft age limit New York City address for Karl saw so much spring forth from such and I am sure I didn't pass the was super In everything but fart ' with lace ruffles. And we used by a few years. After eight months Welfare Mid being a nice friendly a small pot. What was more I was twelve words a minute, which would service. A Hastings clerk could to love ’em. in the army James says, it's OK. soul she siLs herself down and writes so convincing In the argument I excuse me from further tests: hut and the training Is good for a fel­ a nloo latter to Karl Inviting him was forced Into eating % of the lot. eight words a minute is passing, and low but boy!, he's glad to be back out for dinner n‘ everything. Some It's strange, but I've had no desire I have passed ten words a minute. on the farm. weeks later Helen received a letter, to supervise any of the cooking f*W6Ufd like la give you an idea You're looking well and happy from North Africa. It was from Karl since I of a day at SAA.C.O., which we Nell Kidder (Dunham school dlst.) saying he was sorry but he couldn't Well, I sincerely hope to visit call "sack." Lost night we had a and why not. with that new seven quite make dianer because the bout Hastings sometime Hits summer. If meal of Armour's ham, spice cake pound son and besides that lucky schedule was a little Inconvicnt and I possibly can I hope to be home for with frosting, and Ice cream mainly. break In getting a furlough Just two hto superior officer was a little in­ the Fourth of July, I don't remember the other Items, days after young Gordon Neil ar­ considerate about such requests. except that wc have ice lea. lemon­ rived. Mrs. Kidder Is the former Your 'Mom* and Dad who visited Michael G. H. McPharlln ade or chocolate milk for every Mildred Wolf IH.H.S. ’42>, and you you at Fort George Meade. Md.. meal this hot weather. When I got may guess liow happy she was when Jimmy Mulder, report you are aU ^une 13- 1W3 back to my barracks. I had a bloat­ Nell came walking in. Which re­ O.K. and too we learn that Gerald Dear Zolly: ed feeling; so I layed down until minds us Neil—what with all the Curtiss who was there with you. vol­ First I want to thank you for about eight-thirty. I then studied miles of marching you fellows have, unteered for overseas duty and has the cigarettes which I received some until ten on maps and charts. When walking the floor nights with the already shipped out. How about a time ago. then**! want to express I awoke this morning I found out baby will be 'right In your line’. If letter so we can hear about you my appreciation to the "Home why I didn't feel so hot. Several you. get what we mean. Congratu- guys down there. You and Dave Front" column and the wonderful men were up during the night and latlorm to the three of you. Nefis ad- Goodyear could collaborate on a Job they are doing of keeping all were sicker than all get out from a letter that we bet would be a hum­ the men In the service informed of case of food poisoning. I large num­ dinger. what each of them is doing. ber of this group were sick and a Enrolled In a 16-week course for Morale is a big factor in the larger number from Group 15. who Fort George Meade. Mi. Navy machinists mates at the Naval Armed Forces and any effort like eat In the other half of our mess Bernvd Hammond has •_ been Armory at Dearborn is Russel Shel- the "Home Front" Is a step in the hall, were sick. The MD.*s were home between his change of stations lenbarger who has been at Great right direction—Little did I think around and several from Group 15 from Camp McCoy. Wii. to Percy Lakes. back on November 25. 1940 when I went to the hospital. Jones Hospital. Battle Creek. Hope Another Barry county man who is left the city of HasUnga for the We rolled out, sick men and all. well see you often ’Hammy', now keeping the B-24 liberators flying life of Khaki that I would be fight­ at ten to six this morning. By six that you're so near Hastings. Is Pfc. Bob (Robert\J.) Flatt who ing the.big war here in Arkansas.' we were dressed and In formation Home from Moore Field. Texak has been graduated as expert me­ I am assistant adjutant in the outside for reveille. We awake by U Gene Digland who is now Staff chanic In this unit of the Army Air 14th Armored Division Supply Bat­ bugle and cannon. After that, I Sgt. and liking the army as much Forces Technical Training Com­ talion but Major General Prichard started making my bed. Our upper aa aver. mand. The B-24 Liberator Is tlie says that there will be no desk sol­ sheet Is flat rolled with the blanket Arriving home Saturday for a largest bomber actively used by the diers in the 14th A D. so between to give a six inch collar at the head four day visit was Lt. Hugh Kelly. Army Air Force today. Good work. three day combat problems. Infil­ Just 18 inches from the head Mrs. Kelly and young Hugh. Jr., Bob, and how about writing us a tration courses (with live ammuni­ of the bed. We roll our mattress up from Norfolk, Va. Hugh telft about letter? . tion). close combat courses and foo- and then tuck the blanket in so being away from port for awhile • LETTERS by trap schools, we are backing him that it Is stretched tight enough and when he left the baby had a Letter from Captain Michael G. H. up. to flip a quarter when you let the nice head of hair—when he came McPharlln , I liave run across one fellow here mattress go Hat. The nights are back—the baby had lost his hair 32nd Fighter Sq. in the 14th A. D. (from Eaton Rap­ coo! here so the blanket feels fine, and was 'a cute little bald headed ■ 423 R.CJ4. Fighter Group ids. Mich.) that I was inducted Our extra blanket Is folded three baby If he ever saw one.' Welcome to DeRidder, Louisiana with at Kalamaxoo on Nov. 26. 1940 (Continued on Page 5, Sec. 2.) Hartings Hugh. Jr. and someday To my surprise this morning's well tell you something about your mull contained numerous Christmas —he has bumped around consider­ ably but seems to be enjoying 'pa' that you can put in your scrap cards. The ones in hand are fr.om army life. book for future reference. Jane and Keith Daniels. Mr. and I have put on 35 pounds since Whatever It Is the Marines have Mn. Curtis Garrison. Alice and Abe induction and I don't believe it (and they certainly have got it) is VanTU and the Hastings City Bank. haa hurt me a bit. In fact. I never what Gerald Ryan has. because I thank you all for the kind re­ did think that It was possible. when we saw him the other day he membrances I am due for promotion to Chief looked as if he was ready to take I am really out here in God's Warrant Officer the first of July whatever was dished out. Old Zollv country. It haa changed in two re­ and hope everything turns out as likes that something that this mili­ spects since the early Indian days planned. » tary training gives a fellow—that —we do have running water and anning on coming self assurance that gives you the inside plumbing. At present I am hi itember as a new edge on any Job you have to do. even command of the 32nd ReconnalIs expected to ar< H'N CHAhD kA ON THE HOME FRONT ITIIEHS 000 year BARRY BYPATHS | J E IN THESE HANDS • Yes. it is a sobering thought — a responsibility that we have never accepted lightly. It is our belief that the phar- prescription should be guided by the same high ethical stand- write* the directions. It is with 3oz CASTOR OIL 35c VICKS VAPO RUB ANTISEPTIC MOUTH WASH 16" S150 PINKHAMS VEG. COMP. 40c COLGATE TOOTH PASTE MCKESSON'S BEXEL VITAMIN 1 CAP PREVENTS CRUSHING i moat painful accile of the commonest foot Yet, an over­ majority of such i prevented by the I armor inside the f Wolverine Shell iafety Shoes. 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Buy war savings bonds and stamps here—now! Andrus Service with its many-year mechanics and factory-type equipment makes old con Friday night at 7 P. M. Kate Smith program ■ummo-l>, Hi, worM to rlw up und do thing, In Saturday Night at 8:00 o big w«y. Wo tune-up all mokes of can and trucks. le. High and e from 70 to Our tire inspection and recap service is tops. We up your gas, oil and tire mileage. Sunday Night at 9 P. M. We rejuvenate every vital port of your car. be arranged while wages permit. LE LAKE Monday Night al 8 P. M. Screen Guild Players ANDRUS SERVICE PHONE 2240 HASTINGS CITY BANK 'Fifty-Six Yean of Continuoiu Service' PHONES: 2105 - 2103 Should luclud. WKZOI HASTINGS, MICH. 590 hauio Pint HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JUNE U. 1943 farm near Dowling. * Mr*. Will H. Johnson visited-her daughter. Mrs. Bernard Peck and family in Has­ tings from Sunday tbigs Bunday until Wedne*day of tost week. * Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson of Edd Timm and son Leroy were MIDDLEVILLE * ferred. * Mra. John Robertson, who ha* been spending some time with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.. Maiu jeft on comb Maclver at Fannelee, left Bunday for Flintwaccompanied accom,»”lcd by her Irientl Mrs. Wayne Roc. Mrs. with his brother. Bander Schlpper j and family. ★ Elton Boyer of Monterry. Calif., arrived Friday for a ■। wrelis vliut WJUl hi, mother. 'Mra. Claude Kenneen. * Mr. and ajla W4J - ------------- ---- Mr. and Mrs. L. Russell-Beeler were their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. Rapids. C. F. Beeler. Mr. and Mra. Lloyd. Vincent and Mr. and Mra. Roy Smith and daughter Barbara of Caledonia. * Mr. and Mra. Vance Sharp of Lansing spent Sunday William Glenn, bom tn Pennock )m*MU1, Bunday. June 13. Mrs. * Mr. and Mra. Will Sweet and 'and her friend as receptionist in a |utt >n() funifr and spent the eve- evening and Monday at their nome daughter. Beverley, were Sunday ; defense p|pL * Mr. and Mrs War- nlnr al the Alton Elwood home. * !h- 1[ ren dinner guests of the former’s brothran Allen Alien and and son Hugh and Mr. , Harold Segeratrom left for In a and Mrs. Charles Evans of Grand- J Atlantic City. N J- Monday where — ■maktnr frequent trips to BlOd— Joseph r» —..» — j n_ _. nd Mrs. Mrs. Robert Jorgenson. * Mrs. Grace er. Sweet and family -• ­ rille we re« _. u ™ na Milr -------— tn Grand — — Rapids, ------ were u Sunday visitors at the ' _1U upend some lulK time with Har- •twit, hospital Tolhurst of Hastings. spent one day Hastings. The latter’s son. Wil hnm. of of Glenn nienn Allen All-n in in Parmelee. s'‘.‘f w, “ 7^ ._ who |n service * --Mr. andI 1 where WUltom is confined while re­ liam H. enters service this week. home * Mr. and Mra. Fred Matteson and * Little Cwrol Dean celebrated Mr. Arthur Kenyon and son* drove celvlng treatment*. ★ Mr. and Mrs. cettor Spring Sunday evening > Kenneth Vogel and Miu Pauline their daughter. Mra. Gerald New- her fourth birthday. Thursday, June. thur Geukes and Mra. Florence Ul- An and little son David of Royal 17. with a party attended by sev- and broufiht their young daughter Walker of Jackson were weekend lery attended church services at Oak. arc spending the week at cral of lyr little friends There was (charlotte*home after a-few week* . visitorsof Mrs. W* parent*.; Mr. uanow iaae pcr unc]c and family, “nd Mrs. Henry Sroft. TTie Vogels the Second St. Methodist church Ln uictr their Barlow lake cottage, cottage. w A *tr». Mra. a loveb cake with candles, iee !vlllt Grand Rapids. Sunday morning. • Mandaughter. Mra. creajn ®nd everything to delight a Mrs ariffeth of Augusta, ate were the attendants at the — Gray and " daugnt Rev. Karl Keefer. Mra. Geukes’ Gladys Brookbank visited Mra. Or- Uie hearts ol small folks. She Is the ,rural routc ipcnt Sunday night with wedding SatuWay of hto brother, brother preached his first sermon phn Gray in Caledonia. Thursday, youngest child of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr, Harold Grtffeth and family. Harold to Mtos Virginia Welfare In as pastor of the church, having Just * Mr. and Mra. Maurice Johnson , Glenn Dean. * The Vacation Blbl- ' 1M on to her hQn>e Mondjy Hastings. * Mrs Lawrence of Hasbeen transferred from the Luding­ and daughter, Bernice, spent last । school being held at the Methodist morning. She had been in Grand tings has returned to the Kronewit­ ton church. * Rev. and Mrs. I. W. weekend in Detroit, visiting friends church has been well attended. To- Rapjds visiting her sister. Mra. .tor home after a couple weeks’ abMinor returned home from Con­ and ate the former's cousin. Mra. days registration being near the fmjjy steer. ♦ A large represent*- 'ence because of illness. * Mr. and ference last week Tuesday. Mra. । Glenn Thomas tn Dearborn. Their eighty mark. Several children from tl’n frnm the three garden clubs of Mrs. Harry DePuit and son Jack Minor spent the time w|th her son’s I daughter, vicinity nd r. Ruth, who has been an . out-of-town are visiting relatives relatives ; ncmit? attended the flower ftower I “ »n d Mrs. Mr» Maxine Maxine Bowman and family at cnepnrnsvnie Btephensvllle ana and nrr her,! inspectorr Un nuniiy .In a defense plant in , here so as a* to attend. A public ,ln n Hastings Friday. * Rev. I haby baby of Beverley and MUs 1 Eleanore mother stayed with Kalamazoo rtl- I Plymouth, demonstration will be held on ,, and Mr]l j.rs g li. accompanied them home ..demonstration s n B Qulncer Q,|incer of Of Uie the Bap- 'Keefer Keefer of Grandville Orandvljle were Wed... ..... --------------------- .. —.. the > tlst chureh attves. * The Py thian Sisters closed ns she ha* been ---------------transferred .to a i Sunday evening and it to . hoped rhurch’ |eMe iea<e thu this week week Wod Wed- .nesday nesday supper supper guesU guesU iat the home their season with Uieir Tuesday defense plant in Grand Rapids and (church will be filled to show appre- 1 «,_u_ ---------- evening meeting and planned for commenced her duties there Tues- J elation for Uie time given tn this vacation trio in the Upper Pen­ of town. * Mf. and Mr*. Forrest their picnic pn July 29 * Mrs. Hal- day, * Mrs. Ray Srrvan went to (work by Uie conn of workers headed insula. During their absence Rev. Johnson ^nd children of Grand tie Smith spent some time last week | Ft; Wavne. Ind.. Saturday to visit tbv Mra. Bateh. * The Prairie Liter- Leroy Chamberlain will preach nt Rapids spent Sunday with hto par­ with her son. Ted and wife, who re- her son. Ivan Payne, who to in | rv 'c,ub will hold its annual picnic the Sunday morning services and ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson. cently purchased and moved to a service and expects to soon be trans- “’to Wednesday at thfe Community the evening services will be in Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson were Recreation park. * Mr. and Mra. charge ot vtoitihg ministers. * The efening callers. ★ Miss Elsie VanI Gerald Stucker were calling on Benn wav and. Ritchie families plan derSchuur has returned to her po­ friends In town Friday. Gerald has to move to their cottage at Gun sition in Monroe after spending been deferred from service until lake the latter pan of the week, three weeks at home because of August * Mtos Hester Soetcrs was for the summer months. ★ Miss the illness of her mother. * Mr. expected home the latter part ot Evelyn Geukes spent the weekend and Mra. Gerald Potta of LaPorte, the week from Aberdeen. Md.. where m in latroung Lansing ana and aiMrnuea attended u.e the wcawed- J.nd- were weekend visitor* at the she spent a week with her fiance. ding of one of her professor*. Much home of hto parents Mr_and Mra. Harold Kenneen. ★ Mr. nnd Mra. of the wedding music used wav the ■ Ba? PoU* on East Main St. HU Vur .ui Adams nuHHio of u, the uh. Prairie r-rainc visited '““"‘I.grooms o»n composltlori. compositlod. * Mrs. Mrs ! brothers orotners John jonn and ana Robert accomgroom s own troltr smmrto? »“nd'Sv "tjhiJHobrrt Colf- npe blllUn Jownson ‘ t,hf'11 home for a few days T^n 5 returned home Sunday evening from Wore John goes to camp in Lynn Tolan accompanied them a vWt with her httobnmj |n j Wisconsin. * Mrs. Elmer Fenton to narenUBnMrUnnd • ru./'wi' '<a,nn at San Bernardino.’Calif, as at ‘he Olenn Allen home win £ Mr ^n.I he u •**"« mowd ,0 another sta- ij" Parmelee as hto mother. Mra. llams In Pleasant HlIL* Mr. and !llon aju, rCnorto a delightful trip. Sylvia Allen to very poorly. * Mr. nnMhemBftohinc Vreh?li^rf“«i?h * Mrs Minnie Johnson accompan- and”rs- J- E Norgaard of Grand frienrt?^iii Vr^nH rhe V ‘lp<l her brother. John Carter, wife R“PIds,, !IX’nt Sunday. Father’s day BtoStar iJKmdrT land thclr 50,1 Robfrt to Kalamazoo 1 **‘h her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Big Star lake. Helen Jean> WillIrr- Isundav to see Robert depart tor iChas. Crookston. * Friends of Verne Tnd Kenneth0wlur?Ldtm«ta^k-^rta 'Ohimbla University whenThe be- £Sr'ltlce’ . » {?rTOcr uUachw in GREMLINS HATE MILK M*“£* Donna Davto and Maxine minor from Friday evening over , rct,|med from Memphis. Tenn., on Hnkbeltwr were guests at the VoFriday evening after visiting their ,nr£ wtddlng In Hastings )n thernorning service nt the Meth- i"uni and uncle and acting as b rides Saturday. Donna and Maxine fur- ] ocnKt church « There was such . rrxalrls at their cousin's wedding, ntohed vocal music prior to the if ’ J."®, I Mtos Wiggins, accompanied bv Mtok ESPECIALLY GRADE A oMisting as clerk in the Liebier i Tuesday evening ' P»?reEwlyn Allbrecht cnijpd a rea] I't Mkhiwn Stare ‘cStoge “e2 «ha‘ *r 'Lh Pender «1!‘’lapsed since the Latiwng. * Mrs? James Pender re- be-amr confused Gremlins can't make trouble in your war job when MILK keeps you physically fit and on the alert! tion in Blodgett hospital Grand Rapids, but to home nnd convalrsc- ' 4 Qc I O ■ UY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMFS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. 'EM’IS:I:S£e “a “l.X' 5£hi1'>£. Sl'dauffi!, >&' HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. n«*en ntt hui ™ few Kinev Present from oul-of-tow'n were wilfbe^elelrert !Mw- B<rtha Potts of Marshall* the .WKTtf BSffS "a-a! Jeanette VnnderKoik. r»f Detroit. Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! Hwtingt could not have n P°nt,“c °n Sunday and duxanne success Due to turned her studies at the Grand r^thThaie | <W. Monday. last one. many 1 * J1'®, «unlon was and had their hc,d at Mle Julian Potts home *“ .I; 'aftenjoonT H was Mr. Peters last arc glad to hear that site to mak- „ “s^riJer’enirwMi^’nTJJur^uiini'; I Sunday home as he leaves for scrvIn, > nlMKlon naovrrv I,™, » ' «■ £., Ic. u>l. staju. . i.m *5!I„ major operation nt St. Mary’s hos- hnnnHnZ ti». r«-■■'spent ’««« it at the the home home of of her her parents, ¥S„‘nnaS?»oS.“."™1TS?'. cun:,.... Mr. and Mrs. C.j,; Clive Churchill tie son left recently for Indepen- .' *’^d®r of the Prairie is In poor denre. Kas totoiphnhuiband who health t^wnftned and confined to to hto his home. to Stationed there. * Mra. Arthur 1 uS Geukes received a message Sunday J in i I £he D ? " eremng with the news of the death “ht5,U„l.nd-1-\hdl?,e Jor rrt -----.. — — the summer. Sunday and Monday of her aunt. Mra. Josie Shea In Saginaw. Accompanied bv a cousin she spent in Grand Rapids because from Grand Rapids she left Mon­ of the illness of her aunt. Mrs. Lvdia Luton who to a patient In day for Saginaw and will remain for the funeral on Tuesday. * Mr. the hospital,at the Isabella Ironic. and Mrs. Mark Ritchie will Join the * Mra. Flora Hanlon Ls spending n few days with her brother and force of the Court House employee ~ “*“* Tuesday in a picnic for the pleasure /I,'SA, ,,Y’i ,nnd, !£rs G’ of Mrs. Maude Smith who retires as a‘ Countv School commissioner on Juiv * ..n,’d “S'- Walter Hamilton, Mr*. Marlon Risley and daughter, 1. We are glad to hear Mrs. Smith "nd dau«!‘u.r’ has a teaching position In Hastings “nd £adSl cannor; °r Ka ' schools the coming year. * Sunt. anuioo ■n’t*no were ','r” Sunday morning —•— call­ and Mrs. J. p. Schlpper and chil­ er* at the Stokoe home. Miss Ixila dren spent Saturday at Kalamazoo Stokoe of the Pontiac school, who had been home the post week, ac­ companied them to Kalamazoo for a short visit before going to De­ ' troit where she has begun her duties as assistant purser on the boats of the D. A: C. NavigaUon Co. * Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bliss of Grand Rapids were Sunday ufter1 noon callers of hto mother nnd sis­ ter. Mrs Margaret Bliss nnd Mra. I. W. Minor. * Sunday guests of Y. ,ak£ co“*«e- GLASS CREEK -----------------------— Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Havens«and• Virginia, accompanied ’by Mr. and Mrs. John Havens and Rodney, Mr. and Mra. Robe McOlocklln and children and Mr. Alva McGIockUn of Hastings spent Father’s day at Gun lake. * Mrs. Glen Kahler of Hastings called on Mrs. Rex Tate last Sunday forenoon. * Anita and Christine McGlocklin of Hastings returned home Sunday after spend­ ing two weeks with their grandpar­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Havens Delores and David came for a visit. tings spent Father s Day at Russel Whittemores. Arlene returned home with them for a visit. * Miss Gene­ vieve Erway. who has been working in a beauty parlor in Grand Rapids, is spending the week with her par­ ents. Mr. and Mra. Ray Erway. * Mr. und Mra. Russel Whittemore at­ tended a party at Leo Tifts. North­ west Rutland, last Saturday night. * Miss Joan Erway spent last week with her slater and husband. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. Scott at Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Erway and Miss Gen­ evieve were Sunday visitors there. ★ The Goodwill w'B.OK will meet In the Ray Erway home for supoer OBDBB FOB FUBUOATIOW LEGALS OBDBB FOB rUBUCATION lake cottage. * Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Whittemore spent Sunday in Rich­ land In honor of tlie birthday of their grandson, Jackie Shricker. * Sunday visitors at Clyde-Warrans were Mr. and Mrs. Russel Thornton and sons of Charlotte. Fhil Warren and daughter Hasel and Jack Ken­ nedy of Lansing. HENDERSHOTT a Hortense Meade Is at home apendnlng her vacation. On Sunday she was the guest of Paul Palmer at Middleville. * Mr. and Mrs Floyd Garrison, with Mr. and Mrs. Ted O’Laughlin. spent Father's day with Mr and Mn. Mrs Harvey Parmnlee in । Mr. Battle Creek. * The Hendershott 4-H. Summer Project Club plcnlced Sunday at the home of Robert Brogtnan. * Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Mott went to Sturgis on Sunday to take their granddaughter, Nancy Kruger, home Nancy was unfortunate tn having to suffer an attack at red measles while here * James Lahr of Seattle. Was):., who has been vis­ iting at Albert Brill’s, lefl last Tues­ day night for home. On the Sun­ day before the Lahr family enjoyed a reunion at the Brill home. It being the first time they had been to­ gether in over thirty-three years Their mother who has been very ill was able to be up and dressed that day. Mrs. Ray Staley (Grace BrilD and daughter of Dowagiac, came that day and stayed until Thursday. Mra. Lahr has been able to be un MOTICE BY COUMTY DBAIM COMB. OIIDEH TOR runucATiOH the time of this writing. * George Kelley' of Hastings called on Al­ bert Brill Saturday. * The WB.CA will meet tills Thursday for supper at the home Mrs. Forrest Hall, on 319 East State St. In Hastings. PLEASANT VALLEY Last Weeks Utter Mr. and Mrs. John F. Blake at­ tended the graduation exercises of their granddaughter. Jacotyn Brake of Ionia. Friday. Thev were lunch­ eon guests of their son Elwood and family and called on their great grandson, son of Mr; and Mn. El- John E. Brake and famllyt;were Sunday visitors of Mr. twuLJMrs. Roy Kyser of South Boston. * Clare ORDER FOB FUBUCATIOK Aldcrink of Bowne Center assisted John E Brake in com planting. Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. Walter Offlrr In IB Livingston of Pinhook.' Mr. und Mrs. John P. Brake accompanied Mrs. Burdette Livingston to the fu­ neral of Blaine Mcwhinney at Cal­ edonia Saturday afternoon. * MUs Eldlene Preston of Grand Rapidv spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ce­ di Preston. Mrs. Clyde Jackson and children of Lake Odessa were Sun.day afternoon visitors. * Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Slater and Mr. and Mn. Elmer Scott spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Allerdfng of Hastings. * Mer.dames Mrytie Tay­ lor. Cassie Slater. Mabie Cool. Ethel Blank. Esta Stuart. Marian Howlllf.r. ho ■ lette. Manda Scott. Della Scott, and Harriet Mote attended a shower In honor of Mrs. Carl Scott of Lake Odessa 9 the Home of Mrs. Ruth Lepard of Pinhook. Friday after­ noon. * Donald Taylor of Berlin spent Wednesday and Thursday with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Taylor. * Mrs. Mrytie Taylor spent Wednesday afternoon with her daughter. Mrs. Harold Rittenger and family. * Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Geiger were Grand ORDBB FOB FtTlUOATIOK Rapids shoppers, Wednesday * Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beland. Jr., of Lake Odessa spent Sunday afternoon with ■OT1OB TO OUPIYOM NOTICB TO CBEuiTOBB Hute ot Michls '"it NOTICB TO UBBD1TOBI Kime. * Rev. Paul and Mrs. Olm­ stead of Caledonia called on Mr. and Mrs. John P. Brake. Sunday evening. ■ II*.II Far Fmfca'i Sake usual.*' Onl 1 I He Travels with IO'h Tons ofluggage The teacher at the village school mu leaving and being presented with a clock and a purse. The vicar, who was presenting' these, said: "The contents of the purse will in lime disappear, but this clock will never go. IF YOU WOULD MAKE MONEY SAFELY THEN YOU WOULD BE INTEEESTID IN GOOD BUYS IN BEAL ESTATE. I OFFE* THE FOLLOWING: A 7 BOOM HOUSE k.i 4 Mraom, Irvinf room, • Johnny Jones is about to take a sea-trip. Whether his destination is the Arctic, the Tropics or an unnamed port on the Continent, he is the best-cquipfsed traveler that ever stepped up a gangplank. OMO/ffiMBMS- For an average of IO’A tons of supplies and equipment goes overseas with every American soldier .. . and after he lands on the other side, he’ll get another tonand-a-half a month to keep him going! AMERICANS have come to know their neighbors better since Pear! Harbor. They’ve worked together in Civilian Defense — shared A GOOD-NEIGHBOR CREED their car* to save gas and tire* —and they are sharing telephone service in the same friendly ; *piril. With more and more people being naked . to share party lines, as a war measure, there i* real opportunity today to practice good- i neighborliness. Being considerate of others I who are on the same line help* to improve service for everybody. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE . COMPANY I Mon’l Intrrrupl finish a call, I’ll left 'off the hook’ il puts all the telephones on the line Almost every pound of these military supplies speeds over America's hard­ working rails ... in addition to organized troop movemcntAtotalling 2 million men monthly, and about the same number traveling on furlough. Add this to the tremenddus volume of freight that flows to and from.the nation’s war plants . . . plus the increased number of civilian passengers traveling on essential war business. Then you can understand why passenger and freight traffic on the New York Central—which serves the busy heart of industrial America—has more than doubled since World War II began. But although the Central’s traffic load today is more than twice as great, it must be carried with limited new equipment. That’t why we suggest that, if you arc planning a trip, you consider: Our toldien can’t travel light.. . but most of the rest of us can! Troop movemenit mutt go through on tchedule ... but most of us, with little inconvenience, can plan ahead to travel during the week instead, of on crowded weekends. Our toldicn mutt travel at certain timet to make the mott of their few dayt' furlough. Therefore, the rest of us should cancel reservations immediately when plans . change ... so that they may use the seats or berths that might otherwise be wasted. Every locomotive, every car, every seat, every berth must do a full-time job. With your help and understanding, it will be done! New York Central dining room, kitchen and both. I itnH faroB*. for $2,200.00. Thh pine, I. locotod on South Wo.hington In th, 4th ward. A 7 BOOM HOUSE hro Mock, from th, monummit on Fork atroot. Now Both, 2 bedroom,, 2 liring room., dinin, room, kitchen end o new furnace. - ----------------------------------------------- .$3,500.00 WE HAVE A NEW BUNGALOW, . pooch. AO modem, nice gorofe. In tho !>t word .$4,000.00 AN S BOOM HOUSE l> the 3rd wort wik mU for $3,500.00 on Land Contract. EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER > (Th* b**t tavwtasnt *■ aartli to th* earth Uadf) STEBBINS BUILDING -*££ vM/rto wtHcroxy/ PHONE 2659 , �THE BASTINGS BANNER, TBUR8DAY, JUNE U l»43 PUBUCAT1OW Wlgsa. Tke Prabala Coorl FREEPORT Carolyn Everson spent Friday night and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Allerding of Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Henn Holzhay and the former's sister Ruth and family, and Greg Evan* of Grand Rapids were Sunday gue*ts of Mr. und Mrs. Adam Endres. * Burton Kaulfman la employed at lite Universal Crane Company In Battle Creek. * Miss Donna Bachelder of Hastings spent last week with her grandparents. COUNTY DKAIX COMB. tier ot tbs Italian Cltr Conniy ot liar IMDITOfca l*rot»is Offlss. In th* C1t» tEDrroaa r at the village school I nd wm being presented I and a purse. j who was presenting I "The contents of the I i time disappear, but! FILY THEN iOOD BUYS BLOWING living room, toll garage, id on South redrooms, 2 end a new -$3,500.00 and Mrs. W. C. Upe. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blough, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Blough attended the Keim reunion Saturday held al the home of Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Miller of Elmdale. * Delore* and Shirley Rose o! Has­ tings spent the weekend with their grandparent*. Mr. End Mra. Ed Stair*. * Boyd Payne of Harting* spent Friday evening with his moth­ er, Mra. Ida Payne, a Mr. and Mra. Orr Haywood of Qiumby were Sun­ day afternoon callers of Mr. und Mrs. Clement Mead and family. * Mr*. Elnora Whitney leave* Satur­ day for Three Rivers to vUll her slater and brother for a week. From there she will go to AnnapolU. Md . to spend the summer with her son. Mr. and Mrs. Max Whitney and son. * Mr. and Mrs. Buel Sisson Ent Saturday afternoon and Sun­ ' with Mr. and Mra. C. W. Cowles of Otsego. * Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Clinton and family of Carlton and Mr. and Mr*. Ray Clinton of Has­ ting* were Father'* Day dinner j guests of Mr. and Mrs. JJ. R. Clin­ ton. * Mr. and Mr*. Marvin Thalei and Keith of Hastings, and Joan Mailhot ot Grand Rapid* were Sun­ day afternoon caller* of Mrs. Wil­ liam Hutchens. * Rev. and Mrs. I Blaine Snyder called on Mrs. Rus| sell Price, a patient in Pennock hospital In Hastings last week. * Mr*. Claude Walton and son Don­ ald. Mra. George Brownell of Flint, and Miss Evelyn Thompson of Clarksville were Grand- Rapid* | shoppers Friday. * Mrs. Marshall I Hyde of Port Huron called at the home of Mr. and Mra. Leop Howk I Saturday afiemoon. * Mr. and Mra. L. J. O'Harrow and family, Mr* I Hamion of Grand Rapids. Mr. und I1 Mra. C. Bowens of Alto. Mr. and I Mrs. R. E. Postma, and Mr. and I Mrs. Ben Postma of McCords were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. end I Mra. Dan Postma and Phyllis. * Mr. I and Mrs. Gerald Thompson nnd j Jerry and Mra. Mary Fry visited Mr. and Mr*. Carl Myers of East Hastings. Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Knowles and family spent I from Friday 'till Sunday with Mr I and Mrs. John Thaler. * Mr. and Seger and little Judy Moore of Grand Rapid* were Sunday callers of Mr. ana Mra. Allen Fish and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben Hlakney. it Mr. and Mra. Henry Myers spent Sunday with Mra. Laura Myers of Wayland * Mra. Robert White and family of Stevensville spent last week al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woods and family. Mr. While came Sunday and they returned home with him. * Mr. and Mrs. Herman Goech were Father'* Day dinner guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Geiger of near Alto. * Rev. Blaine Snyder officiated at the funeral of Uie Infant daughter day. * Mr. and Mra Clare Tungate of Caledonia were Saturday after­ noon guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aldrich and family. ★ Mrs. Claud Mead I* staying with her daughter. Mra. Howard Demond of Woodland who is ill. * Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Roudabush and family.' Mrs. Jack Peterson of Lowell, and Mra. E. M. Troyer of Grand Rapids were Sun­ day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wieland and family. Mark Troyer and son Eldon of Grand Rapid* were afternoon calMr*. * Mra. Paul Thompson and family of Maple Grove were Sunday after­ noon guest* of Mr. and Mra. Joe Kauffman and family. Jack and Kenny remained until Monday af­ ternoon. * Mr. and Mr*. Howard Houghton of Detroit were weekend guest* of Mr. and Mra. Guy Smith ★ Mr. and Mra. Edmond William* of Hastings were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mra Ed Stalra. * Mr. and Mrs. Herley Hatfield. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Ln|x- and Barbara Ann of Grand Rapid*, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roudabush and family of Lo­ well were Sunday guests of Mr. and , Mrs. W. C. Lape * MKs Vada Fox I of South Bdwne Is assisting with the housework at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leap Karcher. * Boyd Novisky of Grand Rapid* Is spend­ ing his vacation with Mr. and Mrs Warren Surrarrer and Clare. * Bert Hayner of Lake Odessa was a Wed­ nesday afternoon caller of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres. * Rev. and Mra. Griffin, and the Misses Phyllis Braendle, Sarah Jane Buntem, and Ruth Yonker are attending the State Christian Endeavcr Conven­ tion at Kalamazoo. * Mrs. Dearie Thompson and Evelyn spent Satur­ day evening and Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Elmer Hull and famllv of Lowell. ★ Mra. Liza Knowles of Has­ tings wa* a weekend gueat of Mr and Mra. John Thaler. ★ Miss Vel­ ma Buehler of Grand Rapids, and MIm Emily Dipp, local, were Sat­ urday evening callers of Mlu Vir­ ginia Fish. * Mr*. George Brownell of Flint relumed to her home after a week's visit with her sister. Mrs Claud Walton and family. * Ada Sigler returned home Tuesday from ! Herman Gosch. and Mrs. Ella Catt. dpughUr; AzUni Judy jp; iters Arlene and Judy spent IRVING COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Pennock hoapltal after an operation. Mrs. Charlr»<lelger and Mrs. Ralph I from JMonday Monday ,unUl until Thur*day_with Thursday w Mr. and Mn. Clarence Longstreet * Mr. and Mrs. Meri Campbell andj Stuart presided al the piano. A i her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Enz have gone to Chicago to the Na­ family of Hastings. Mrs. Let ha bountiful lunch was served by the Woodland Woodland.”*'Mr. * Mr. arid and Mra' Mrs. Ftay Ray Er 1 ­ tional Farm Bureau Convention. Karcnci Karcher — of _ Grand ________ Rapids, K— and Mrs hostess. Mrs. Ivan Roush und Mrs. way went to Kalamazoo Saturday. Sa turd WlHlam Crakes, local, were Sunday George Brownell assisted about Ute Miss Joan returned home with them ing at their home In their absence. rooms. Decorations were pink and * Mr. and Mn. Argyle Win des were er. * Mr. and, Mrs. Alfred Gon- white peonies The bride-to-be brtJ; rehome from Royal Oak over the sale* and family', and Mr. and Mrs ceived many beautiful gif and Miss Pauline Polllnskl of Grand weekend bringing with them UHUI aH B. R. Clinton wen; Sunday guests town guests included Mr ____ .________________ Ir*. William Rapids were weekend vuiuna at voun* lad from the city for an out­ Qlthouse of Bowne. Mrs. Earl Bunt­ Ray Erway's. * Mr. and Mra. Chas. ing. * Rev. I. w. Minor ha* been ily of Rutland Twp * Mr. und Mrs. ford. .Mrs. Alfred Custer of Has­ Whittemore were Kalamazoo visi­ returned to this church by tne con­ J. D. Cool enteQalned the Ainsworth tings. The wedding date has been tors Saturday. ference; Mrs. Ben Nagel the new CHr Hall, on Mob-Ht reunion at their home Bunday. Out- ij nrt set for 'inn* June 27th when Ml,, Mis* President of the AlcHBocletv. Mrs. of-town guests were present from . Thompson will become the bride of NORTU HOPE Lule'vice-president. Mrs. John B«-iKalamazoo. Detroit. Portland. Sun- Donald Walton. • Last Week's Letter son. Supt. of the Sunday «chooi Held, Lake Odessa. Grand Rapids, Duration Club Mrs. Clarence Longstreet, sec’y and and Grandville. * Mr. • and Mr* The Duration Club will meet next Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. trea*.. and Mra. Martha Dean, pian­ Merrill Karcher and family were Wednesday afternoon. June 30 in and Mn. Frank Chilson. * Mr. ano ist. * Mr. and Mrs. Roy Travis of Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Watt the Library' Rooms at 2 o'clock. AU Mrs. Raji Welch and Mr. and Mn. Grandville were Sunday guests of Thomas of South Bowne. * MU* member* and friends are urged to Adrian Welch and daughter of Go­ relatives here. * The children .of Ruth Wlebert of Frankfort spent be present and bring your letters to bles and Mr. and Mn. Leonard Case Mr. and Mr*. Earl Travis, five In Wednesday with Mr. and Mr*. Prana be read from your sons in service. of Plainwell and Mr. and Mn Theo­ number, put on a program at SB. Walton. * Mra. Ada Thompson ol dore Pranshka. local spent Bunday last Sunday which was fine, a Mr. Bowne was a Friday afternoon visi­ Campbell Brethren Church with Mn Paulina Mutiny. * Mr and Mr*. Jack Perry and son of tor of Mrs. Guy BmlUi. ♦ Thea and Mn. Otto Pranshka and three Kalamazoo were home for Father’s 8A-10:00 Lester Miller, fiupt. ni.Iu.rt Kenneth and nnd TTmMorning Worshlo 11:00-^" Daniel's rHII,1r*n children Robert, KenKauffman is spending a few weeks Day._________ ______ with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson Prophecy ot the Seventy Weeks," dill spent Sunday with &r aiui cousin rnocEEDiMoa and family of Maple Grove. * Mr , -----------Mr*. Cha*. Welch at Shultx. * Mr. FAIR LAKE and Mrs. «lrd Shtllenbarger of Has- Church of the United und MY*. Harvey Hill of Battle Mra. Chas. Lechleitner is In the tings were Wednesday evening supBrethren In Christ Creek spent tlie weekend with Mr. n**r guests ><*>,» nt n.a Un — - n —.**,— — •. of Mr. * and Mrs. Z-*,..I Clement E. —B. Griffin, D. — D. — Pastor and Mra. Albert Ulrigh. * Edwin hospital recovering\from an opera­ **'- • performed" —'------u ead and furnib’, * Miss Pauline Phone 401 Mlescnbach of Grand Rapid* spent tion for apper-**1Htts - ------------ - --------- Kinsley Ladles Everson of Battle Creek Is spend- 1 Freeport the weekend with hi* mother. Mrs Thursday. Ing this week with iter parents. Mr. I 10:30 A. M. Sunday school ; Amanda Miesenbach. * Harold and Aide will held their-annual picnic, and Mn. Earl Everson and family. Pleasant - feasant Valiev Valiev lite weekend at th<v-Communlty Hail Ulis vear Paul Pranshka spent the * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Benedict 10.00 A. M. The Fourth Quarterly wttH with Xfr Mr. and Mrs. MerleT^KI„. Tobias a* as this 1* a more central meeting j spent Sunday in Hastings, guests of meeting IIICUU* of V, the year will Will UC be IICIU held Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wurm and son place. A nice supper I* being plan- , Mr. and Mra. Fred Ballance and Mr. Sunday* morning with Rev. D- H.1 spent Sunday- with Mr. and Mn ned and il la hoped tljat there will And Mr*. George Hillman. * Mr Carrick of Sunfield In charge of James Durbin and family at Has­ be a good attendance. * Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Armour entertained their and Mr*. Don Strong of Lake Odes­ the service consisting of S'Ainsn tings. . children and grandchildren for Sun- i sa were Friday afiemoon callers of nnd Holy Communion. Mr. and Mrs. George Bassett. * Knlday dinner the occasion being Fa­ 7: 30 P. M. Christian Endeavor, NORTH HOPE leen nnd Fave Kunde and Norwia ’-’der Aller A. Griffin Topic; "We We extend our sympathy to Oscar ther's Day and also Mr. Armour's _______ Bustance underwent a tonsilectomy Believe in Uie Church.” Wurm who had Uie misfortune of birthday.______ at Pennock hospital Thpraday fore­ 8: 00 P M. Preaching Service. Iletting a bone broken ip his right noon. * Mra. Lloyd Karfhcr spent 8:00 P. M. Monday Evening Qusr- eg near the ankle while mowing WAR—FORGET IT. Sundav with her parents. .Mr. and terly Conference. AU oHfcers and bay Saturday afternoon.’ ♦ Mr. and Mra. William Crakes. * Mr. and committeemen of both churches Mra. Lewis Ferguson of Delton and Mrs. Howard Smith of Grand Rap­ should be in attendance. Mr. and Mra. Merle Tobias of Dow­ id* were Saturday evenlnc callers ot 8:00 P. M. Tuesday Prayer meet­ ling spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mra, Guy Smith. * Mrs. ing. Mrs. Olio Pranshka. * Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Closson nnd Nancy spent July 1—8:00 P. M. Rev. Elmer Jim Durbin and family ot Hastings Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs Becker D. D. will speak at the Free­ and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kelley of Ralph Walton and family ot South port church. Lawrence Meriwether Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr Bowne — * _ Mr. — and .... Mr*. Merrill ... ......... i a fine negro soloist will sing. Every- and Mrs Oscar Wurm. * Theodore Karcher rcher and Mra. Mr:. Watt ’”;it Thoma* Th^r™ one invited. Pa mash ka who was quite sick last to both men and women, on just your own signa­ were Grand Rapids, visitors Wed­ week is reported better at this writ­ nesday. ♦ Mr. and Mr*. Claude ing. a Mr. and Mra Bert McCallum Walton called on their aunt. Mrs. ture anJ" security. Cash advanced up to $300.00. Rev. J. W. McCue. Pastor of Cloverdale called Sunday after­ Minnie Zylstra of Unveil Sunday. * 11 o'clock—Childrens Day Pro­ noon on Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc­ Mrs. Glenn Kellogg. Mra. Maxine gram. A very fine program ‘haa Callum. * Mrs. Amanda MLsenback Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. Bolo. and Mrs. Allen Fish called at been arranged. is entertaining a relative from Illi­ ’ the Nell Newton home Monday eve­ nois. and Edwin M Isenback of 12 o'clock Sunday school. ning. * Mr. and Mr*. William Speais Grand Rapids spent the weekend and baby of Grand Rapid*, and Mr. FAlK LAKE there. * Mr. and Mrs. Morse Mur­ and Mrs. Marvin Thaler and Keith phy, Albert Anders and Robert Last Week's Utter of Hastings were Sunday guesi* of Mr. and Mr*. Arthur White, of Pranshka and Albert Hampton of Mr. nnd Mrs John Thaler and NorBunnell District sjient Sunday at 101IJ W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. Battle Creek spent the weekend val. * Mr. and Mrs. Allen jTsh and Orangeville Park. * Mr. and Mrs Calvin and Mrs. Nancy Deming at­ with their grandparents, Mr. and Dun Erb of Grand Rapids called HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE 27K tended the Deming reunion at Cale­ Mrs. H. O. Armour Mr. and Mrs. Sunday evening at the homes of Mr. Alton Armour also of Battle Creek donia Park Saturday. * Mrs. Ellen and Mra. Otto Pranshka and Mr. Seese is spending this week with her were Sunday visitors. * Mr. and and Mrs..Oscar Wurm. * Mr. and daughter. Mrs. Thersa Seese of Mrb. Chas Pixley visited their sts- Mrs. Orvls Stuff of Mlshawauka is Bowne. spending a few days with Mr. and A recetplon was held in the Meth­ rnunlly hospital. Battle Creek Sun­ Mrs. Fred Anders. odist church parlors Friday eve­ day. * Mrs. Marie Armour and Mrs. ning In honor of Rev. and Mrs. Elsie Pixley visited Lottie Collister HOPE CENTER at Wail Lake Wednesday. * Mrs. Everett Love, who has been trans­ A load of oil well machinery was is expecting Lieut. Chas. ferred to the Joy Memorial church Miller Blaced on the farm ot Mrs. Floy in Grand Rapids, and Rev. and Mra. Truesdale and wife to arrive at the IcDermoq. June 20, no definite loJ. W. McCue of whom we welcome Lake July 1st. Mrs. Truesdale ex­ cation for. the well, on Uie farm as to our church. An InteresUng pro­ pects tn spend-some time here Her yet. * Mr. and Mra. Ben Salik en­ gram wa* presented by Mrs. Pearl husband will return to his duties tertained their five daughters and Lightfoot, chairman; assisted bv two grand-children from Grand Mrs. Helen Lester. Mra. Ivan Roush. Pearce. Pt. Leonard Wood. Mo.. Is Rapids on Father's Day. * Mrs. Mrs? Leon Howk. and Mrs. Glenn spending a few days with hl* Bar­ Fern Houldsworth of Kalamazoo Kellogg. Ice cream and wafers were ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pearce. * spent Sunday al Uie Fred Ashby served to flO guests. * Mrs. Harold Sunday callers at Millers were Sgt. home. * Blrdena Lyttle began sum­ Yoder and MU* Iris Olmstead re­ mer school in Kalamazoo Monday turned lost week Tuesday from a Mrs. Ned Austin and children. Bat­ morning. * Pvt. Leroy Kingsbury, twelvc-day vUit with Pfc. Elwood tle Creek, and Mrs. Hewston. Mul­ who has been visiting his brother. at Camp Gordon, Ga. * A Father's lins. Tenn * The Otto Mark* fam- Ralph and family for ten days, ha* Dky program was presented at the Uy have arrived at the lake for the returned to hU Camp In Louisiana. United Brethren church Bunday summer. * Mr*. Thelma Ashby and friend, evening. Special songs were given and Mr. and Mrs.-Lyle Reed and by the men's chorus, a trio by John GLASS CREEK two children of Marshall spent Last Week's Letter Fish. Dean Fish.*and Luther Stergfcinday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Weekend visitors at Fred Otis' Fred Ashby’s home. * Mr. and Mrs. zick, and a duet by Franklin Bur­ gess and Rev. McCue. Rev. Griffin were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Otis and Will Fuhr of Shultz called on Mr. Eve tlie message of the evening. * sons and Mr. and Mrs Louie Er- and Mrs. Fred Ashby Sunday. < r. and Mrs. John A. Miller and Leon Dunning and family of Hick­ daughter Marie Ann or Plymouth, Robt. McGlocklln and David were ory Comer*, and C. L. Texter and and son Chief MachlnUt Mate Al­ visitors at Forrest Havens during family of HasUngs spent Sunday at bert Miller of Honolulu, Hawaii. the weekend. * Mn. Roy Erway the McDermott home. * Will Mra. Max Kayser and son Vernon spent from Wednesday 'til Sunday Whittemore and wife were guests of Caledonia and Mrs. William Van­ In Grand Rapids and attended the Sunday evening. der Car and children of Grand Rap­ graduation exercises of her grand­ Ids were Thursday, dinner and af-, daughter. Anette Wolfe. * Mr. and DURFEE temoon guests of Mrs. Charles Bunn Mn. Clyde Warren and Patty were Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Wilkins are and family. This is tlie first lime , Charlotte visitors Monday * Mn. the proud parents of a baby girl, Albert has been home in nine years.! Gorden Havens of Hastings wm & who will answer to the name of caller at Forrest Havens Thursday Anna Jane. * Mr. and Mrs. Ernie tended a musical program given by afternoon. * Sunday vlslton at Rov Bateman and son Richard spent the Horton quartette of Nc.w York Erway*’ were Mr. and Mrs. Al Wolfe Sunday with Mrs. Myron Bateman held at the Weseleyan Methodist and daughter Anette and Mr. and at Mason In honor of her Tilth birth­ church Monday evening. * Alva Mrs. Maurice Erway and son of day and,visited Mr. ai)d Mrs. Cyril Moore of near Lake city la attend­ Grand Rapids nnd Mr. and Mn. Bateman. * Mr. and Mrs. Jake Van ing the W.M.C.E. this summer. ★ Harpld Sharp nnd Mr. nnd Mn Dyke of Kalamazoo visited Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fi*h called on Mn. Ray- Pat Gibson of Muskegon. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster Sunday. They jnond Pre*ton and baby at~ Pen­ Mrs. Dick Rise and son of Hastings all ate dinner with Mr. and Mrs nock hospital last Friday. * Mr. * Mrs. Russell Whittemore and Lloyd Bliston. and Mn. Willard Arnold of Has­ tings. and Mr. and Mn. Glenn Kel­ logg. local, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kellogg of Long Lake Sunday afternoon. ★ Mr. and Mra. Joe Buehler, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Forrest Buehler and family called on their mother, Mrs. Caroline Buehler at the home of her daughter. Mra. Rose Snyder in Caledonia. Thev found Mrs. Buehler much Improved. * Mrs. Fred Tnbbcrer attended .i missionary meeting at the home of Mrs. J. R. Chrlspeil of Hastings last Thursday. ■ Mr. and Mra. Ralph Atlee and family. Mr.- and Mra. Beryl Albert­ son and family from Midland Park were Sunday dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. W. McCue. K CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION Battery Service Wheel Checking I Recapping New Tires McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR 127 E. STATE ST. BUY WAR BONDS Bridal Shower Given Mrs. Claude Walton entertained thirty-two guests at her home Wed­ nesday evening with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Evelyn Thompson. Games were played andreadings were given by Mn. Helen Lester, Mrs. Pearl Lightfoot. Mrs. "The largest army would be helpless against the foe if it were not for the army on the home front... supplying the fighting men with food, supplies and munitions. Mi OUR SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS WAR SAVINGS BONDS Chicks gain fast on MER- MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein With vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC ONE 2659 Tunc-up«. HASTINGS PHONE 2554 production -$4,000.00 WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE life and ullifactlon. IS VITAL TO WAR peach. All TES NOW—today TO TUNE UP! PERSONAL LOANS MERMASH will Mil foe June s The Month HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST BANK MONEY ORDERS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES For rent at $2.50 and government tax—in our fine safety deposit vault. Get one today for your war Bonds and other valuable papers. NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP AND LAMPS Clean bulbs and reflector bawls frequently. Use white shades. Use enough light for good seeing and safety but eliminate unneeded lighting. REFRIGERATOR Keep door closed. Don’t put hot foods into refrigerator. Do not overcrowd. Remove food from wrap­ pings. Defrost as advised by the manufacturer. "Electric Power is engaged directly in many phases of war-production to furnish these vital supplies. For this reason 1 urge you to use electricity carefully and to eliminate all unnecessary use. It’s true that in this war emergency, no industry has had to wait for dearie power, and civilians too have received the tame depend­ able ten-ice at the tame low rater. This accomplishment is indeed a tribute to the foresight and good management of our industry. But u-aste in war it a erime. Do not waste electricity just because it it not rationed. FLAT IRON . • . "In the adjoining column I have set down a few ways which savings of electricity may be effected. There ore many more and these suggestions will help you check over the many elearical operations in your home where these and other savings may be made. threads and holn from brushes. "We join with you in saving and conserving for a SAVt AND COMSIIVI FOR VKTOBT if Iron hot automatic control uia correct temperature for malerial Io be ironed. Dampen cloViei prop­ erly but do not get too wet. Turn Iron off when not in um. VACUUM CLEANER Follow directions for oiling. Keep RADIO not listening. ^eddtf Kileuatt YOOS IllCTSICAl mVANT consuniERS power company A WAR IMDUSTRY * �S BANNER, THURSDAY, JUNE M. IMS ran ram On (Co arow MMCI oovk TO: The American People FROM: The Secretary of the Treasury During the three weeks between April 12 and May 1, This is why we believe you, as an American citizen, can take pride in this report. For it was written solely by you, the people. 1 INSURANCE COMPANIES AND CORPORATIONS this a t Ing Yo lhe sr •91B.I OF all the people earning money 'IMK HAVE BOUGHT BONDS -----Who got* the credit? I" War Loan Oac 1342 Actual Salas, 2" war Loan Apr. 1943 Tho result, in dollars Our goal was 13 billion dollars. Actually, the American people subscribed 18 billion, 500 million dollars. This was 90% as much as was raised in all five drives of the first world war combined. It was, I think, as much a victory for America and the free American democracy as any military triumph. Where did the money come from? You will be interested in where this lo'A billion dollars came from —for every dollar invested in War Bonds is more than a purchase; it is a demonstration of faith. Naturally, it was your money that bought the bonds in the two groups above — for you are the people who put your money m banks and invest m insurance. But how about what might be called your money? rhe credit for the 2nd War Loan goes to the people. It goes to the children who put dimes and quarters into war stamps. To everyone who bought a bond. To thou­ sands of patriotic banking people. To advertising people who donated their creative talents. To patriotic merchants and companies who paid the bill for war bond messages. To radio stations, newspapers, movies, outdoor advertising companies, and publications. But chiefly, perhaps, to those who turned voluntary bond salesmen—a loyal legion of patriots. personal That is a very important question, for it is vital that Americans, as individuals, buy War Bonds with all they can spare. 11 Our goal, here, was 2’/j billion dollars. The chart below tells the story: 10 out of every 1,000 men ond women in the U.S were The chart below shows the portion of the 18’Z billion that came from commercial banks. They were eager to buy more, but were limited to set amounts: VOLUNTARY BOND SALESMEN During the 2*D Wor Loon Drive What lies ahead? COMMERCIAL BANKS I5B.L-- 50 million bondholders ’’WsrLoan Dsc.1942 2 War Loan Apr 1048 Insurance Companies and other Corporations know that there is no sounder investment than a U. S. Bond. The Chari (tpp. of next colunm) shows their purybases: WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPQRT SHOP THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J.C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON HASTINGS ICE & FUEL ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG To review your record to date, almost half our entire population own at least one bond — including infants, children, the lame, the halt and the blind. I Or, to look at it in terms of those best able to buy bonds, sec the chart at top of ^ext column; STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO LARSEN'S DRY GOODS GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS had cKts pint colt dua wen und 8 o wor ■dri kUa of In these three weeks it was proposed to raise the sum of 13 billion dollars, or more than half as much as was raised by five drives in the first world war. It was obvious that the task was hopeless unless the people of the nation were desperately in earnest about the war. And it was equally obvious that here was, so to speak, a thermometer by which tlie fervor of the people could be measured with reasonable accuracy. nigh celc Al lahJ our clot L-» buy floo A report on the most tremendous financing task in history the Second War Loan the American people tackled the biggest job of financing in the history of the world. our all undo MM derc that coffee'shop HOTEL HASTINGS TAYLOR SHOE STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCI­ ATE STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK Yes, America’s record is good. But wc cannot become complacent — for our biggest financing job lies ahead. In the first 4 months of this year, we raised 25 billion dollars. During the balance of this year we must raise 45 billion dollars more. The war is costing us 100 billion dollars this year. Part of tliis will come from taxes, and the balance must come from War Loans. You, as an American, can take pride m what you have done. You have shown the Axis that Americans on the home front, like Americans on the battle front, will do all that is required of them — and more. But our need is great. Dig as deeply as you possibly can end invest it in War Bonds now —either through the Payroll Savings Plan or through special purchases. Don’t wait for “drives. We must win this war with bayonets — and with dollars. We who stay home in safety must provide the dollars — all that hre needed. It is the very least wc can do. ANDRUS SERVICE MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 STORE BAIRD'S STORE THE HASTINGS BANNER MILLER REAL ESTATE CASITE CORP. ★ VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE E. W. BLISS CO INT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WINDSTORM CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL HOME HASTINGS MFG. CO ou lec bo IS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JUNE M. IMS On Th» Homs Front (Continued from Page 1. 8ec. X) ways, twice, and put under our pil­ low. Our pillow cam te tuexed around our alUow to give a tight . neat sppearaftce for Inspection each day. Our gas masks hang on the bar at th foot of my bunk and our towete on the bar al my head. All of our heads are alternated re­ spectively throughout Ute bay for marched over to a PR. area behind our squadron and had a sample Ban Antonio. Texas ■ • • • We wore our masks. but did not um them. They exploded very small cartridges of each tu and had us AJ»X>. 36 Camp Rucker. Ala. breath. We Uien took a small sniff until we smelled Ute gas and then rt out of Ute area In a hurry. Thte an effective way to Identify gases by their small. At the end of Uie demonstraUon they sec of two small smoke poU about the size of a two quart can. You should have seen up along the walls fur tu to hang Ute arsa Uiey cover. our clothes on. Before that we hung We then had dinner. Wc had all our clothe* on a single solkc boiled cabbage, fraukforte. cheese underneath our raincoat You can with suing beans, buttered wliole Imagine what a time We had as iin- potatoes. Ice cream and spice cake derclassmen keeping our clotho with frosting. After dinner we had -------- -------- -- — ....._ about an hour of drill. Then wc metrs wives had a baby and he left. spent about an hour policing our for iuxne the day we eame upstairs area. cutUng the grass, which has He lives In Flint. He returned last grown very last because of the re­ nlaht; so 1 am now smoking his cent rains. At three we fell out for celebration cigar. two hours ot P.T. This te getting About tlie time Berry and 1 fin­ really tough now. We had about ish making our beds uigeUter; 11 te three-fourths of an hour of fast Ume for morning mess—4:15. We non-stop cotesthenlcs. Thte left us had bran flakes, oranges, scrambled really Uretj. but we strip when we eggs with bacon, toast, pltchsra of do P.T, io I am getting a beauti­ pineapple juice, milk, cream, anil ful tan. We then ran our tough ob­ coffee for breakfast. I ate light be­ stacle course which te Urlng and cause of the code test. Then we leave* you all out of breath. When come back and shave and start on we march Ln P.T, we jog al double our bay. First we arrange our time. We then jogged over to the clothes then we move our barracks Kelly field aide of prefllght to run bags, shoes and tables out of Uie Uw 2S mile crow country. We were bay and sweep and mop. After Uie given permtealon lo walk up only floor dries, wp shine our shoes and one hill and run Uie rest of the tray. arrange them In a perfect line, then We didn't think we could do It. but wc put everything else In order and wo did. You can hardly stand when dusk We were aU done early so we you finish, but the feeling leaves in went outside and talked about Maps about five minutes. and Charts until formation for the - Evening meal was inrk steak, po­ B o'clock clou. Mr. Carlson's wife tatoes. splmeh. string beans again, lettuce salad, fruit Jello salad, bread drives around for the good'moniiiiH and butter, lemonade and peach kte* at Uils Ume. We drive instead pie. 1 started thte letter after this meal and it te now after ten. Joyal Isaacson came over and I helped 10, and 8 words per minute In code him with Physics and then Mr. this morning, on top of that we lout Bose. We have been eating a couple u test In-visual code, using a blink­ of birthday cakes tonight. Bomhart, the man from Flint, Ing light st three words a minute. You have to watch the light and said il rained most of the 15 days then look at your paper to write he was home." your character —that* the reason We had open post Sunday and I for the slow speed. I passed that. 1 rode In with Ike and had my first am sure. home-cooked meal .with Ike and his We have to march toward Kelly wife at their apartment. After that field about three blocks to get to I went to see tire show. 'The More our code classroom. We itad Physics the Merrier.” Our next open pool te lecture In the other half of the same thte Friday. building. Our lecture today was the Well. I had better brush my teeth effects of pressure and- temperature and then.go to bed. on gases. After that we came back ’ Goodnight to our group area classroom build­ Doug ing. We had our Maps and Charts Av/C Wm. D- Banics. Jr. lest at this time. After this we Group X. Bqdn. I. Fit. A K. 8. McIntyre Lt. Comdr, M. C, US.NR. Cub. No. 0, Echelot I - Fleet Postoffice Ban Francisco. Calif. Pvt. Earl Eggleston 364292(5 202nd Hosp. Ship Co. Camp Barkley, Texas Pvt. Richard Paige Hq. and Hq. Squadron 45 Bomb Wing MacDUl Field. Fla. CHANGE OF ADDRESS Pvt. Raymond Anders H. Q. Plotting Co. 572 S A W B N Drew Field. Florida Sgt. Gerald Porbey 311 th Service Sqd. 60th Service Group Sioux City. Iowa Birthday—Oct. Bth ‘ Pvt Harold A. Watson A PO. 45 care Postmaster New York City. N. Y. By the way, one of the fellows tells tu about the Hmitlnita Mfg. Co. paying alt. transportation exiTcnses for any of their employees home on furlough. And besides, they have sent leather service rec­ ord books to wives, sweethearts and parents of all of their fellowi In ler.'lce .-x. a rrcorti ol camp:., ti Hill­ ing etc. can lie kept—the kind of thing you fellows are not allowed to do yourselves. Then too, Utelr boys have received copies of a book written by a man by the name ot MacCallutn. who was a veteran of the Lost Battalion of the 77th Dtvtelon. All of which te a very fine fine thing to do for you lads, say school commissioner, knew more ot from Newark. N. J. and Mra. Vivian Reynolcte' in Hastings. * Mr. and ————— you in rural schools than probably Anderson of Hastings spent Bun-' Mra. Russell Mead of Oecoda and I F f i I C lw0 tJjelr duUlrcn visited the I f H £1 J \ any other one person. Until then u-------- --Community *hu been called upon u Cherrio. home folks recently. ★ Shir_______ Zolly Coffer. | to mourn the passing of one of of ._ Ha ley Rltxnran had a steer hit by 1 most highly esteemed citterns and lightning a few weeks bock. MOTTO* TO CUDIYOBS llfelons residents W. H. Pardee who arc glad to have Mr. and Mra. • , -----SOUTH BOWNE passed away on Friday. June 4lh at Armour again in our Community for ,k’ Rev. Andrew Hoffman of Char- Uie Elkhart-Ind. hospital. He went after living in Hastings for some n last November to the home of hte Ume. * Mr. and Mra. Ed Humes of daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Eaton Rapids were Sunday after­ III U b.iti and Mrs. Will Munlcr and daugh­ Mn. Harry Miller to spend the wln- noon callers of Mr. and Mra. Archie <•—.« . McIntyre. . i»«. ter Gwendolyn attended church Ln Grand Rapids Bunday and were timc of his pasatng. He luid always been a man of energy, worthy MILO dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Last Week’s Lettcr Mishler. Gwendolyn will spend the week with relatives. * Mr. and Mrs. boyant-dlspailtlon always meeting Stanley SmiUi nf Belding were his friends with a cheerful greeting sons of BatUe Creek callesLon Mrs. and will be missed by all who knew Emily Wilcox rtiaay., afternoon. callers on their cousin. Mrs. EsI tella Rosler Bunday afternoon. * him. Funeral Services were held Norman remained to spehd two Mr. and Mrs. LaGrand Collier were Sunday afternoon at a o'clock at weeks with hte grandmother be foriUie Bowne Methodist church Rev. entering summer school a Mr in Charlotte Thursday. * Mra. Jen­ Myrle Bradfield was In KalamAoo' nie McCormick of Chicago visited McCue of Freeport having-charge. two days last week on business * ORDER TOK PUBUCATTON a couple weeks at Uie Jake Glesa QUTMBY The many friends of Mrs. Henry home. * Noah Blough who te home Germaine will be glad to learn tha: Last Week's Letter ■ on a furlough from California and Miss Eva Woods ot Freeport visited Several from here attended the of the time. * Ttee Children's Day Saturday eve al Jerry Bloughs. * Mr. ancPMrs. George Swan of Nash­ telein'E last Thursday. * Marjorie exercises at the church Sunday ville were supper guesU of Mr. and Rltzman is spending this wrec ui were very enjoyable and well at­ Mrs. LaGrand Colliers Monday. A Battle Creek with her grandmother tended. There was no church serv­ Mra. Estella Rosler was in Caledonia Christy who te ill. * Inc Hoffman ice aa Rev. Robinson Li attending on business Wednesday. * Mra. Lo. boy who recently purchased a car Andrews te spending some Ume met with an accident ? Saturday With her daughter. Mrs. Duncan night when hte car^ovrrtumed lust the community Friday. * Mrs Roush entertained her Palmer of Williamston. * Mr. and North of Lawrgyce Ritxman's. Sev­ Frank Mra. John Anderaon. Mra. Julius eral young sebple were with him daughter and family of Grand RanWester and son Richard. Mrs. Paul All were badly sitaken and bruised ids. Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Law­ Hoffman and son were in HasUngs but none seriously injured. ♦ Lx»rvn rence Tobias have bought a home in Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. Chilton Lewis. A. 8. entered the Great Prairieville. ' Gardner of Detroit were over night IJikea Naval Training /its on Tues­ l gurate ot their moUier, Alice Gard- day of laat Aveck. Wm. Sweet will DOUD CORNERS ncr Monday night. Mr. and Mra. enter the Army in a few days, hav­ Doris Houghtallng is gaining j »»iJ i Will Lowe of Grand Rapids were ing passed lite examinations. * Mra I Saturday afiemoon visitors. A Mrs. Roy Perry Li taking care of her nicely after her operation. * Mr. i " I Cora Walton and Mrs. Tinclnon of aunt, tn Hastings, who has recently and Mrs. Charley Ixchlcltncr called ! Freeport. Mra. Floyd Walton were undergone an operation * Mra. Bv- on Daisy Bergman Saturday after­ in Grand Rapids Tuesday on bwJ- ron Girard of Holland sjK-nt Batin- noon. A Mrs. Will Shriber and fam- n ,,,, Ils-lmo |U»»' nesj( * Mr. and Mra. August Lcm- day night and Sunday at Kenneth lly visited at her folksBundaj1 hrSTirt ..„i ..r.t.- i mer of Kalamazoo and daughter Reynolds' and also visited nt Lester und Monday. ' < ouet ★ —the boys write that they want I news about all the fellows, what thev are doing, etc. It te difficult to keep track of the many Barrv . County boys in service so we are asking If you will send us news; about your sons, letters they write, or any information that you think * would be of Interest that we can pass on to all the fellows through the 'Home Front/ Thanks. Next week Mrs. Maude Smith write* to you: she who, as county Under the old system, you were obliged every March 15th to pay cither the full tax for the previous year, or a quarter of that amount. Under the new system, you will keep paid up from month to month. , After July 1st, your employer is obliged by the new law to with­ hold every month a part of your wages and turn tho money into the United States Treasury as payment on your Income tfnd Victory Of course, the amount that yqur employer withholds will depend upon your pay and your exemptions. But this is the important point: For most of us, the amount withheld over a yearns period wilt add up to the same that we’re paying now—plus or minus a few dollars. At the end of the year, we may owe the Government a few dollars or tlie Government may owe us. (Sec the tables below.) You may have heard 20% mentioned as the proportion, of your wages that will be withheld. Actually, thia is incorrect. To figure tho amount that will bo withheld, take your total wages and subtract your allowance for exemptions and allowance for dependents; 20% of this lesser amount is the total that will be withheld. dependents), which is deducted from the $3,000 you earn before your tax is computed. You arc thus paying tax on $1,128, of which your employer will withhold 20%, or $225.60 for the year. There­ fore, in your pay envelope, after July I, you will receive about $4.40 less each week. In March, 1944, when you ordinarily would bc’faccd with paying Taxes on your 1943 income, you will filo a return showing how much you have already paid, and how much your total tax actually, amounted to. If, by that time, you have already paid more than your; actual tax due, you will be given‘credit for tho difference. If owe more than you have paid, you will pay the difference. 15 and June 15. For a great majority of people, here is what happens. . ■ . Your 1942 income tax is “forgiven" (either all, or most of it). The March and June installments which you originally paid on that 1942 income tax are credited, instead, as payments on your 1943 tax. With tho result that on July 1st, with tho year half gone, you have' already paid tax on that half-year's income. In short, you are “paying aa you go." Here is how the new tax collection method will work: Let's say you arc a working man earning $3,000 a year; that you arc married, and have two children. buying War Bonds. Do this by all means! First of all, as a married man you are allowed a personal with­ holding exemption of $1,248, plus an exemption of $312 for each dependent (other than your wife). This makes a total exemption of $1,872 ($1,248 for yourself and wife, plus $624 for your two There is one thing more. Since this pay-as-you-go method leaves you just as much of your net income us you had before, you wilt probably find it possible to at least maintain your present rate of Taxes alone will not bring to the Treasury nearly enough money to finance the great invasion war that lies ahead. The war needs every cent of your money that does not go for the necessities of life. AMOUNTS WITHHELD MOM WEEKLY WAOIS FOi INCOME AND V1CTOIY TAX UNDER FAY-AS-YOU-GO Pep up your rooms with any of these gay.-eliP tinctive patterns, created for Armstrong by lead­ ing stylists. These 12-foot widths cover yoyr larger floors without one dirt-catching seam—it’s TABLE TABLE 2 MA.m d riasow 1 the only felt-base floor-covering made that’s 12. feet wide I So modernize the Armstrong way I 317. SO Z2.M 27.50 35 W> 4400 S&M 65.00 . 3 1.10 2.10 3.10 4 ta S.M BAD IOlM US M 95.00 Latest styles and colon 1AM 16.60 SJ» 114 1X1 1X7 1X0 IM ISA 174 I7.S •Hl '..U 3 57.20 10920 1*140 239.20I X4XX1 44740 . HIX < SSSAt 1 7S94Y < 8*3 20> ■ilkksM 3’7X73 126.» 18443 2*2.85 37X15 ' *13 27 73747 BSI.4B 991.33 83 7X00 *34.40 738.40 V/aler-proof felt back ARMSTRONG QUAKER TABLE 3 married riaioM—two WiikkolSin* 6.95 8 orative touch that will be easy on your budget? Do as thousands of home-makers are doing—brighten A' ixoo ION 120 12* 1ST dipindints I war Eg st: is* on Are you looking for a stunning dec­ IE TABLE 4 MARRIED PERSON 9x12 RUGS 260.00 < ■: > 370 0’ 4 78.S.’ S-Nl ’| s S3 up your rooms with these hand­ some rugs, all finished with gay borders. Their casy-to-clean enam­ eled surface makes them work-sav­ ers as well as money-savers. Ask RAL fl: THIS AD PUBLISHED IN PUBLIC INTEREST BY THE HASTINGS BANNER about our other sizes, tool 118124 SO. JEFFEAlON HASTINGS PHONE 2704 you Since this plan starts July 1, many wonder what happens to tho tax payments they will already have made by that time—on March Now please remember this: You must claim those exemptions to take advantage of them, before July 1st, you must file with your employer an Exemption Certificate. If you do not do this, your em­ ployer will have no choice but to deduct 20% of your full pay check. DESIGNED FOR ARMSTRONG BY LEADING STYLISTS «■v^'ono FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONUS The New Pay-As-You-Go Method of Collecting Your Income Tax lected by an entirely new and more convenient1 method. 65" 18 pounds dally ot grain. TO: Every American on a Payroll FROM: The Secretary of the Treasury Starting July 1st, both’ your Income and Victory Tax will be col­ Dual .ili)nr. h.ul. ,’iunt nur Better fed beef animate pay divi­ dends, according to O. A. Bnir.anun of the Michigan Blate OollsM staff. Many cattle could be raised a market grade and a cent a pound or more In price with 30 to 60 dan more feed, he suggeata. He dots not advise feeding to the point of attaining 1.500 pound weights on strictly prime cattle. Young beef ' or dairy cows headed for meat mar­ kets will do* well on a full feed for ★ ★ SUBJECT: ^ootwi^hsI aur M n«i t**A**A*A* *■★★*★* �THE HA8TIN0S BANNER. THURSDAY. JVNE'84. 1843 । a silver tray and vegetable dish Mrs. Perkins was active in church lot Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kussmaul. Nicholson of Grand Rapids' is MARTIN CORNERS were given to the honor guesU.; and civic circles during her rest- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jacobs and Mr. spending this week with, her son ' Mr- “nd Mrs. Owen Varney and .Edward U now taking Officers dencc here and will be missed. She land Mrs. Melvin Jacobs of Has- and' family. "" Mr. and Mra. Leon «>ns of Castleton Center. Mr. and . J" Arn?y was president of the Woman's Study tings were afternoon callers. * Nicholson. * Mr. “nd Mra. Frank .Mrs WllUam Schantt and ton HoWalton and daughter. Mra. Bernice 'ward and William Schantz, Sr. of olid his full address 1* Cand. Ed:r"rir^7n Club Xor °”e Year. Her daughter. 'Staff Sgt. Anthony W. Long re- Closson and daughter Nancy Lee Maple Grove. Mlaa Hah Reed of TWENTY-FIFTH p T r ,! Audrey, a member of thU year's ' turned to Camp McCain. Miss.. FrlWSht«i? friends 2"d Angr.'sch. Regt. FL Be“lof Freeport were recent callers at Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pen•. ' •• graduating class was recently mar- | day after a twelve day furlough in Elghieen relatives and rneno* . .. v. Frank Hynes home. Mrs. Lloyd nlngton and sons of Delton and surprised Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fishva .. . ried to Eugene Ridenbur of Char­ : Michigan. Sunday a family din- the Notice—Blue Star Mothers leston. 8. C and is now living there. |ner was held In his honor. Guests Makeiy and Bonnie were guests Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher were Suner of South Woodland Sunday eve- , Thuraday afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs. day dinner gucsto of William CogaEntertain With Family Dinner । present were Mr. and Mra. Tom lunw wii <„ w •«< w -The regular meeting of the Blue nlng when they can* lo help them Mr. and Mrs. Herald Classic .... en- Long of Grand Rapids. Miss Edith Clarence Anile and son Gordon well and family. Mr. and Mra. Celebrate their twenty-fifth wed- Star Mothers will be held at the -------------------------------------------the weekend with her par- Chaa; ■ Erway of Kalamuoo and ■_----------»— ■» .-ui — a—dec. }10jni Laura Gardiner on tertained Sunday with a family ding------anniversary. Small tables i . Of I JcuixJns of Bay City, end Mr. and spent enta. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Foul [Mrs. Edith Butolph of TLtsttngs Hlstin^ orated with spring sprlnu flowers wert Monday evening. June 28 instead dinner in honor of Leon Nicholson, 'Mrs. Fred Long and son Jack of nnd grandson Jack. * Mr. and Mra. were Sunday• -*• afternoon -------- — callers ’’— about the spacious rooms at the of the following week. Mra. Elsie Jr., who leaves Wednesday for Fl Lake Odessa. The only absent there. * Thomas A. Davis attended hnme of Mra. Mary Fisher and MIm Brcck is the assistant hostess Custer. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. member of the family group was Harold Hecker and Louis and Lou- the state convention of Sons of Susie Fisher where the anniversary Woodland Residents Leave for Palo Nicholson and,family, Mr. and Mra. Charlie who is now in Australia. “‘’’I11 Marv with MU. JuJHiu ’with ',u' Mrs. “ ‘rv Fisher and Miss Union veterans of the civil war and wax held. The large cakes, beauMr. and Mrs. LeRoy’Perkins who Forrest Begerow and family and A. W. also Grand Army veterans the last Ufullv decorated by a niece. Miss have been residents of Woodland Mrs. Rhoda Austin. Mr. und Mrs. to Bay City and visited there for 1Susie Fisher of South Woodland. four days of the past week in Josephine Wise were served With a little over two years, left last Robert Austin and daughter of a few days- tost week. ★ Susan K. , South Woodland Church of the • Brethren . Lansing. * Cpl. George Cogswell of ice cream. A special feature of wwk in their house trailer for Palo Lansing spent the afternoon there, Murphy of Dearborn is visiting Mr. Camp Bowie. Texas und Mrs Car ­ 10.00 A.'M. Worship and sermon. the they will home Maynard Nicholson, an “ older uie evening was the uie surprise *urpii»c teleicii- whenwunc uki »IU make their ..... v ■ Pvt .. ...... --------- ...... ------- •.— — , and Mrs. J. L. Smith this week. Sermon subject: 'Imitating rie Cogswell were Saturday evening ..______ .« ,___ .....nt \.<r phone call from their son. Cand. fnr ........... the present. Mr. urxl nnd MrMrs. lirolher brother isis now now xtatlonml statloneed at PrnPcn- Her sister. Shirley was a .guest at callers al Mr. and Mrs. Orr PuhEdw. D. Fisher of Fk. Belvoir. Va Perkins sold their home In the nsylvanla. —’— Uie smith home IxA wer*. * Wen­ Christ.” This is the second sermon ers. * Miss Barbara Myers of Has­ mmu of ». Charlotte venmw spent mr... Sun­ ‘P’ul' 10 wno iniormea ot Mr. ptscl Mrs. Ed. Deinarpy and dell Frantz who naa.ocen had. been informed of tne the stir- village «> to mro. Mrs J. o. S. dmwcio Bowers <>» of Lake tings Is spending u few days with with Francis rraneu Townsend. Towmend. Marv ;pt]1il "11*' prise nartv in honor of his irarcnts. Odessa and have been living In son Herb of Lake Odessa weft din- day with Miss Alice Whetstone. * Cpl. Geor. Lovely gift* of Fostoria glass and thr.ir I roller foil the past two montlui. tier ^ucato Sunday at the home Teeter " of or Coats c~u prove Grove was » a ■.««» guest j chtU- H. Cogswell of Camp Bowie Texas I ut the Townsend home Monday. * U spending a 15 day furlough with 1 Ilans." • * r Miss Helena Benner of Battle Creek r the home folks. William Cogswell The Junior class of the church spent the weekend with her par-’ .•r*. *7"' ”■ Btlend the nnd daughters. . . He arrived in Has­ ento. Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Benner, * Harry Hough of Hartford visited 1Camp Mack tings Saturday morning. * Alfred — The mem­ Fisher was an over tne weekend Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Border last Tues- .... Pcar X’1 !ord-. day afternoon. * MLis Margenc ’bers of the class: Roberta Manker, Kussmaul is visiting Gordon Jacobs Mary TectFr. Joan Begerow. Fran­ Jera in Woodland. * Mr. and Mrs. 3 e at Truax Field. Madison. WIs.. cis Townsend. Duane Rowlader and Marion Crafts of Jackson visited and relatives in Milwaukee. WIs, jLaVeme Wheeler. * South Wood­ her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Minor this week. * Mra. W. H. Lind ac- land church will entertain the Dis­ Bateman, Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. ccmpanied by MUs Betty Sisson ot trict Conference of the Church of James Tyler of Woodland. Mr. and Freeport left Friday f°r a visit with 'the Brethren for Michigan, August Mrs. Minor Bateman and MIm Alice Whetstone were Sunday evening Pvt. Russell Lind who is stationed 25-27. ' visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Orr FUhArthur L. Dodge. Pastor at Milwaukee. Win. * Staff Sgt. Methodist Church ;Jean England of Mission. Texas, is Geo. P Wingard. Pastor enjoying u fifteen day furlough with , STONY POINT ais mother. Mrs. Glenn England, |j Morning worship 10:00 A. M. Last Week's Iztlcr. tr. and Mra. Furrest Joluison and | Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Denkln of Has­ daughters ot Belding called at the | Junior Church 10:00 A. M. Youth Fellowship 8:00 P. M. tings and their daughter. Mary who England home Sunday afternoon. * Mrs. Rav Whitmer and daughter . Choir rehearsal Wednesday night has been with her husband at an armv camo In Texas for some Ume of Holland visited at the Eldon i :30. Farrell home last week. They were | Promotion at the-Sunday school called on Mr. and Mrs. B. J. WellSunday. man Saturday afternoon. * Rev J. enroute to Beaverton to visit Miss । 1next Carlton Center Methodist Church D. Aelick conducted funeral sent■ Ethel Whitmer and her father. J. worship 9:00 A. M. ices last week for an old time 'S. Whitmer. Mrs. Farrell and Larry |I Morning The W. 8. C. S. of the Carlton friend who lived at Belding. * Mr. Make your home every inch a Victory home by converting all the space you pos­ Joe accompanied them to Beaver­ ton for an indefinite slay. * Mr. Center Methodist church will spon­ and Mrs. Loy Wellman of Pern­ a picnic. Carry' in supper July dale called on his uncle B. J. one sibly can into a cheerful, comfortable,. LIVABLE apartment for some war work­ and'Mrs. Elwyn Dell of IxsUe spent . sor day last week. He has worked for the weekend and Father's Day with i 1st. Time 6:30. United Brethren in Christ er's family! Get a loan from us . . pay it back out of rental income. Henry Ford for 27 years. * Russel । his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John I I. H. Osgood, Minister Krys of Jackson spent the weekend Dell. * Rev. I. H. Osgood accom- , with Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Wellman. panied bv Rev. D. H. Carrick of j Woodland Morning worship 10 A. M. Mrs. Keys who has been spending Sunfield attended Quarterly Con- .! Sunday school 11 A. M. the past four weeks with her par­ ferenee at McCallum church Mon- , Christian Endeavor 7 30 P. M. ents returned with him and will day evening, w Mr. nnd Mrs. Carlyle able, convenient living quarter* for i Burkle and little daughter Bonnie : . Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 P. soon be settled In their newly pur­ chased home. * Fur several weeks 'Jo of Lansing were Sunday dinner ! Kilpatrick now fish of various kind and size : Sunday scltool 10:30 A. M. have been enjoying the pasture Mr. and Mrs. Curl Burkle. Miss ; Morning worship 11:30 AM. along the over flowed banks of Jeanne Burkle of Battle Creek was a weekend guest. * Dorr Kahler lnChristian _ 7Endeavor .,n P .. and preach- Mud creek, several of the larger is again confined to his bed hav. . „ ., species were found lodged where they had been browsing in the tree ing suffered another slight stroke I Pra > cr meeting Thursday 8 P. M. easily. Inexpensively converted Into Sunday, a Mr. and Mrs. Jay Vrug- ' a comfortable apartment! Wallboard gink and daughter Sharon of Grand can work wonders for that waste Rapids spent the weekend with her 1 parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Par­ rott of North Woodland. * Miss 1 Wnnelta Nicholson is visiting her I WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS uncle nnd aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ ert Austin of Lansing this week. : * Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Hynes were I Sunday guesU of Mr. and Mrs. ! Ward Hynes and son Larry at their 1 Trail's End. Gun lake cottage. ★ i Inquire Todoy About o Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Begerow and i Loan to Finance Your family called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Begerow of Lake Own War Housing Pro­ Odessa Sunday afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford and gram! Do It Now! 9 Stcbbini Bldg. Members F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 daughter Janice called on Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Crockford of Carlton and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Higdon ofBarryville Sunday. * Miss Ella WOODLAND MAKE ALL YOUR HOME SPACE Help House Our War Workers! Build Extra Closets! Convert Basement! tops topa along aiong that inai beautiful oeauuiui stream, stream, | aence. * Mr. and ’ Mra. Gerald •-ur- -----— — -—* Burghdoff and family attended a it's — mighty good• fishing around I farewell party on hto brother JunStony Point, come over. i tor. at the home of his parents. I Mr. and Mra. Orvll Burghdoff. JunNASHVILLE A pretty wedding, was solemnized ior is leaving for the army. * The Sunday afternoon al 2 o'clock at Sunshine class took a trip to Lanthe home of Mr. and Mrs Harry *lng last Wednesday forenoon, visitLaurent when their daughter. MIsj ing the capttol and M 8 C. * The Virginia was united In marriage to Sunbeam class was- entertained at Corp. Jack Rappaport of Pltto- •*" the “ *home of * •* Mary — Jane ---------McCarty — ■in ­ burgh, who Is stationed at Kellogg honor of her birthday on Wednes­ Field. Battle creek. The single r.ng day afleinoon. * The W'.SCS. ceremony was performed by the birthday party was. held at the home Rev. H. R. Krelg. The bride wore a of Mrs. Retha Lentz on Wednesday white forma) gown and her flowers afternoon. A good Ume was liad by were gardenias and alyssium. 'Die all. * Mr. and Mrs. Milton L?inn.ir bridesmaid. Miss Margaret McDerby of Delton and Mr. and Mra. Burl wore a pink formal and her Lowers Lelnaar of Kalamazoo were after­ were pink roses and daisies. The noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Whitworth. * Mra. Will Rice, who has been confined io her bed for a decorated with a flower twined trel­ couple of weeks, is a little better lis and baskets oft-floweis. Ice at this time. * Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ don Lee and daughter and Mrs. following guesU were present. Mr. Thelma Shay were guests of their and Mrs. Kenneth Cole. Miss Elsie Rrents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lee on Spaulding of Battle Creek, Mr. and ther'a Day. Mrs. Antic BarneA of Vermontville. CLAY HILLS and Mrs. Luman Surine. Mr.' and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haight of Mrs. Talbert Curtis and family. Mr. Grand Rapids, spent the weekend at their farm home in Clay Hills * R. Krelg and Mn. Viola Hagerman. Miss Irene Lukso has employment The young couple went to Chicago in Grand Rapids. * Charles Poland for a few days. The bride graduated and family of Battle Creek were from NaahvtUe high school with the weekend visitors at Guy McNec's. ★ 1943 class and haa been employed Ln Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCaul. Mr. and Battle Creek ever since. * Mrs. Mrs. Matt Bedford and Mr. and Menno Wenger, Cltarlene. Stdrley Mrs. William Hullet were al Lake and Diaue Pullz were in Hastings Michigan Sunday. * Thirty-eight Saturday. ★ All three carriers from attended the Potts reunion Sundav the post office are on vacation. * at Julian Potto. They came from Pvt. Nathan Sheldon of Seattle, Manhull. Lansing. Kalamazoo, Washington U home on a furlough. Grand Rapids and Middleville. * Mn. Leland Weaks and daughter Chicken dinner at noon and election Cheme have returned from Lan­ of officers and visiting were features sing. * The Lions club met Monday of the day. * Harold England and night, the Rebekahs furnishing the family of Lansing and Morris Lewis dinner. ★ Carl Lentz. Jr., went to | Ann Arbor Tuesday where he will and wife of Kalamazoo were callers at Leon Potto Sunday evening. Bob­ enter summer school. * Miss Dorn by England (remained with his Betts of Grand Rapids spent the grandparents for a visit. weekend at her home here, EAST .DELTON DOWLING Mr. |and Mrs. Bert Oalnder en­ Children's Day will be celebrated tertained on Thursday of last week next Sunday In the Dowling church Lt. George Lennon und wife of at 8 pm. Both the Dowling and Hempstead. New York. Lt. Lennon Banfield church schools will parti­ is stationed at Mitchel Field. * Mrs., cipate. * The 4-H girls served the Effie Louden received word of the dinner at the WS.C& on Thurs­ death of her brother. Orv Dunn this day. It was served very' nicely to the Monday morning. * Marte Waters largest crowd we have had for some spent Friday night with Gladys Ume. MUs Bullis gave u helpful rw, Durkee Delton, * Mr. and Mrs. ’kcc in Delton. canning demonstration following । Hoyt rd1 Morford and■ Mrs. Letha Scott the business meeting. * Mrs. John I and little „ son spent Thursday eve­ Matson is recovering nicely from nlng" with i Mason Newton in Delton. her operation al Pennock hospital.| ♦ Mr. ...u Mrs. — Ir. and Linden Collison Her two nieces. Joyce and Beverly 1 spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Little of Union City are staying at I Mrs. Lloyd Nottingham near Pralrthe Matson home during jjer ab-1 levtUc. PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted shot this th"' cron Dea: shot inus any iiml Bull loc son with rout slan ' the will tend up idea thel the on Sire fron Stui mor boyi brln haw who :dh< ting Dur sch< nnd Um and Rie onl lo trib Ing tun Cir< bra C2 one Can you meet the requirements of the Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law? tra Cal ma the reg COI >0. mo Utl Ignorant, of th. law No Exon. IGNORANCE OF THE LAW NO EXCUSE —GET THE FACTS! 10'. Can you prove your financial responsibility? The minimum amount of financial responsibility required is: $5000 for injury to, or death of, one person in one accident; $10,000 foe injury to, or death of, two or more persons in one accident, and.$1000 for damage to the property of others. THE MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE has passed a new law affecting the use of automobiles. This kw goes into effect July 30th, and it has real teeth in it. Tlie best, safest, and most economical way for you to prove that you are financially responsible b<o carry the right kind of Automobile insurance in an insurance company licensed to do business in Michigan. time you have an automobile accident involving any bodily Injury or death i Why (num In Th, Trnwlan? UNLESS, you can satisfy tlie Secretory of State that the liability resulting from such accident is insured, or ■ all personal injury or death claims resulting from such accident have been settled or unless you can give security for payment of such claims. The Low Also Applies BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT 1. The Travelers has more business in Automobile Liability and Property Damage Insurance than any other company. 2. More than 500 Travelers representatives who will help you in case of an automobile accident are located in Midiigan. There are hundreds more in bordering states, FREE! THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. Address. Tthphano No. loc D the W Be in j^ THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY CO. He Bu He He He An HAAITOM, CONNKTICUT He Please send free digest of the Motcq Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law. • Namo ha tea ca See a Travelers agent as soon as possible. Find out which type of Automobile insurance will help you keep your driving and car-owning privileges. With this new law, and in view of the present low rates because of gasoline rationing, you can't afford to be without Automobile insurance. THE TRAVELERS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HU ma lad In clin ing an sic Ad How to ProlKt YowmII IF YOU fall to pay, within 30 days, any final judgment for bodily injury or death, or for property damage of more than $50.00 or IF YOU are convicted of violation of certain provisions of thi Motor Vehicle la^-. HASTINGS MFC. COMPANY 1 Han * IF NOT so Insured, unleas^ou can furnishM affidavit certifying that All applicants must qualify under the new war Oi C0U1 and gi»« slip COV floa croc nut atet and NEW MOTOR LAW IN EFFECT SOON WAR JOBS NOW OPEN IN OUR LOCAL PLANT HG Cro THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION MEN WANTED ► O COLEMAN STIBB1NS BLDG., AGENCY PHONE 2104 HASTINGS He Tf � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-07-01.pdf 992e2724d4f4bf190d89be8ce66ff69b PDF Text Text and ' Mrs. Gerald family attended a an his brother Junme of Ills parents, rvti Burghdoff. Junor the army. * The took a trip to Lansday forenoon, visitand MB C. * The try Jane McCartv in Irthday on Wrdhes. A The WB.C5. Lentr. on Weilnesdiy od .time was liad by Mrs\Milton L-imir Mr. and Mrs. Buel amazoo were aftrrMr. and Mrs. Myron Hrs. Will Rice, who led to her bed for a s. Is a little better daughter and Mrs. vcre guests of their I Mrs. Albert Lee on Eugene Haight of spent the'weekend »me in Clay Hills. * so has employment s. * Charles Poland Battle Creek were i at Guy McNee's. ★ ay McCaul. Mr. and Iford and Mr. ana ay. a Thirty-eiKh’. >tts reunion Sunday i. They came from ulna. Kalamazoo, and Middleville at noon.and electxm isltlng were features larold England and Bert Galnder en­ ennon and wife of r York. Lt. Lcnnoit litchel Held. ★ Mrs., ceivcd word of the ther. Orv Dunn this g. A Marie Waters Ight with Glndv.s in A Mr. and Mrs. nd Mi$ Letha Scott pent Thumtay cvei Newton in Delton, a. Lfnden Collison enlng with Mr. and Ingham near Pralr- HELP BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS The Hastings SECTION ONE—PACES 1 »o 8 MGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR Han.d Irom T^x«7o* CITY SCH00LS HAVE . On th* ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ rlane from I exas to Battle Creek Sunday HITLER WILL USE YOUR TIRES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1943 A NATIONAL DISGRACE 14 PAGES—2 SECTIONS DRIVERS SHOULD KNOW NEW LAW Battle Creek Rotary Club Paid Fine Honor To Attorney Sigler RATIONIN The race riots in Detroit were a law enforcement which can best National disgrace; a mockery to the be described as "irresponsible openyoung Americans who have already mindedness." It was the gentle, David Tbwnsend. son of Mr. and Tlie Rotary Bulletin, is Issued Mrs. J. M- Townsend, all well known Convey Pupil* Here From [given their Ilves on the world bat­ kindly, political-wise Murphy who Financial Responsibility of hero, has been in n Texas training tie fronts in a war designed to save proposed to solve-the unrest and Forty-Five Rural Districts Driver* I* Clearly Defined camp for some time preparing him­ us from the cruelty and Intolerance troubles of a depression era by for ­ June 17. we found the following The people of tills city have seen i — v™ Michigan'^; new motor vehicle fiThis Is a regular weekly f« Dear Folkses In the Armed Service: self ter an airplane pilot in Uncle’ Hastings school buses In operation. giving insults and. Ignoring open nancta) responsibility law will be in complimentary item concerning Kim lhe Berlln-TOkto militarists, Sam's service. Mr. and Mrs. Town­ designed to aid you In your I still haven't figured out why I send arc al their Wall lake cottage. but may not know the number of I violations of the law. By such effect July 30. Tlie law has teeth. Sigler: __ ____ ________ «... .,___ Rotarians are still' talking about rent purchases of items ration as disgraceful as the riot. rliould have been selected to write They received word from<David last them nor how extensively they are.-Almost “ sugar coating" Murphy hoped to —---------- --- —— — --------Ils provisions should be understood Kim Sigler's fine address. "You and the government. This news wM the cviucm evident MU luck of re­ gootn Ihl* letter because I know jny short week that he. accompanied by a used. The school district owns 7 WM undercurrents of temper and sooth by every car owner and driver. X In the Future", as given before believes this service will cnabl_ , comings and that 1 am a serious friend, expected to fly from the large buses and two station wag- "V —” *’1 . ’— —rt*”y 0lJc* । probably retain his own considerable — ca 1 , *’• — Py°P* To make it possible to have the the club Monday. It was a logical dividual* to cooperate more fully minded person and do not jxissess southern camp last Sunday-to lite ons. Borne of them are used to officials. The rioters, for example, personal ----- popularity. ■ public well Informed about this law., and- well-developed speech on the the wit and humor that Jane Cam­ Kellogg airport at Battle Creek, as transport many of the city's Kin­ functioned a* though a police force the Michigan State Bar named a fundamentals of Americanism and eron, Jean Barnes. "Surge” Ardis, he would remain there for only a dergarteners to the Central build­ didn't exist—and got away with It. Murphy adhered to this same committee of Its members to study j on the part the average man must Red stamp P. tax June 31. will Dear Zolly and many others have few hours, lie asked ills parents to ing: but that Is a small part of Many pictures taken during the In thinking out his position be good through all of July. policy when, os governor of Mlchl- and report, in an understandable play in shown and any letter to you folks meet him at the airport if possible. their Job. Sofne of them travel as — hc--------- . lhc nt manner to the public, their conclu- I in J’ rioting showed hoodlums attacking gan -lodged. u "olher In the post-war world. Kim painted pointed must be gay and jolly. He said that on ills wuy to Battle far as the southeastern county line,d rteum, who wire .riu.U, und.r Dr«wr<>ty destruction in slons about this new statute. That' out how the situation will call for Q valid July 4; R. July 31; SL July 18. All expire July 3i. At last II has settled down to Creek he would fly over Wall lake, gathering punlls in Assyria andd poll,, noun: c.n. bring Luiiiicuumik"»wiu, 1lh ,------- ----- — ---- • ---auifcc has been done. Tlie committee's ex- courage, to sec that the Individual, teal summer wealher. haven't liud und' named the time when he ex­ Johnstown. These buses were used ' HttrviMl dnTHibcrfM't * wltH ... at........ . .. manufacturing . . sit-down strike ter-1 bu™ed,unit B"?. nribM.rlv dfnMW* 1U1 rlote various cen- planations were put in Che form of1 state and nation do not slip back any rain now at this writing for pec ted to fly over Wall lake, sug- । iast'year. five mornings and after-1 Blue stamps K, |lers of g^te and actually gave questions and answers, whose mean-. into complacence with a return of more Ilian two week* and it surely ucsting that they start for Battle noons each week, to transport 368 i। police looking helplessly on. ing is very plain. The Stole Bar has prosperity; for simplicity, of the through July 1. ' ' ! his blessing when a mob of so-called gets hot some duys. Right In the Creek soon after they saw his army of the 438 enrolled student* living | Blue stamp# N. F All of this verges closely on an­ | unionists (most of whom were im- done a real service. Tlie following ; type that is best epitomized in the midst of this hot weather, they plane over that body of water. His outride the city to and from our is a press announcement concern-, life of Abraham Lincoln, and for mincing July.! thn pulled off the Bluegill Festival. Tlie plane was al the lake right on the high. Junior high and grade schools. archy and probably is the culmi­ l|x>rlcd from outride the state) took Ing this matter: friendship, to make ttie transition Cafte block on Court Street from Jeffer­ dot: and Mr. and Mrs. Townsend There were 234 high school, 68 Jun­ nation of a trend which goes bock to t over the State Capital, halted the "Believing the public should be fro«n war-time hatreds to intersump son to Michigan Avenue was lined had a nice visit with him at tlie ior high and 66 elementary grade the lime of (the then) Mayor Frank movement of traffic, forced business wcll informed as to what to expect national understanding and world June 30. 34 for 1 lb. good May 31 to nupils transported in these buses; Murphy and his policy In regard to with such amusement* a* merry-gounder the motor vehicle financial decency. The club was certainly j (ConUnued on page 4. this Sec.) SUmp 31 for 1 lb valid July 1 round. ferris wheel. tl)t-a-wh!ri: It was about eight years ago when from their rural homes to our cltv responsibility law when it becomes «?dyt° .yise" u> Walter through July 31. stands, etc., a small Imitation of the Townsend family moved from schools each morning, and returned effective July 30, the State Bar of Norths motion tnat Kim. about to the Barry County Fair, which we Hastings to Bay City. Then David, following the closing of schools in Michigan announced a list of ques-1 become a citizen of Battle Creek, will not have the pleasure of at­ the youngest of the children, was the afternoon. lions and answers for the motor- ** made a member of Rotary here. Stamp 13 good tor 5 lb. from tending this year or even the Ionia only a kid. And now he is In the Fifty-seven rural districts furnish isU’ benefit ; in recognition for his services os a June 1 to Aug. 15 Fair. But then we can give these service of the "good old US A ." and high school students for our schools. "The act has been studied by a ! Stamps No. 15 and IB may ba up without whimpering. able to pilot a plane from Texas Of these 45 have such pupils trans­ Governor. Sam Gorsline's sugges ­ used for canning sugar in amounts bar committee of which Roscoe O. i tion that the Battle creek Club ' ported in the school buses. Seven­ We have also had to give up the to Michigan. Bonlsteel of Ann Arbor is chairman.' needs "one more Past District Gov­ of 5 lb. each through Oct. 31. teen of these districts have their Idea of going to Millers' for Ice. Both coffee | and sugar coupona The committee found that 30.000 ernor” had a double meaning that are 7th and 8th grade pupils and 10 dis­ (ream after tne show, os they closed from the same War'Ration persons are injured in traffic ac­ tricts their elementary grade pupils their store lost week, probably for not lost on the crowd. Paul Book 1. cidents annually in Michigan by was the duration and the Ration Board brought to and relumed from our Shoe* who are financially unable, Rickette did the introducing of Kim. luu. moved into the Fuller building schools in Its transportation ve­ Figures Show Thirty Districts Cut School Taxes in Two by drivers to pay the costs of hospitalization. -x — .. Stamp 18 good tar 1 pair through hicles. Several pupils furnish their on Michigan Ave. leaving' another Transporting Pupils to Towns Having 12 Grade Schools medical service or property damage TIllE \|T| I A ||(|N own cars and several more have vacant store building on Main “The obvious purpose of the law' IIKL JIlUAIIVIl Street. found places to stay »n !he city. Believing that the officers and । .___________. is to see that the injured party is I ^axatiAii* The charge for transportation is taxpayers of the 86 rural schoo; । I received a letter this morning Stamp Number 8 from Baria *40 per pupil for the 38 weeks of districts of Barry county will apfrom the President of the Women's Mileage Ration A Book, worth « siWx’XS isx the school year. In some cases the predate a chance to compare notes "IT 1 'tZ Study Club In Woodland who sent gallons of gasoline, good througn highways,** Bonlsteel said. Speakers Pay Tribute to districts pay all of it; in others the with reference to the financial supa check for the balance of their July 21. Statement from Jeffers "Questions and answers follow: I major part of it, parents making port of district schools—how much , Fuel Ott money which had been given for Ability and Character "Q—Is n report to the police alone ! up tile balance. The buses will each is raised locally, and how much is To the people of Barry County: Emphasizes Need for boys in service with a request that Coupon 5 good for 11 gallons. Of Halting* Attorney vat from 30 ''to 50 pupils, de­ contributed by the state for each ’ n would be impossible for us to sufficient? it be put Into the fund for books,to Careful Conservation Must last until Sept. 30 for both "A—Accidents still must be re­ More than 185 people from Barry, pending on the size of the students. one—the writer has carefully com- exaggerate the seriousness of the bring cheer to soldier boys ana I heat and hot water. Herewith is a statement received ported, as in the past, to police ofhave turned It over to Rev. Gury Eaton. Ionia and Calhoun counties The school board bought and paid piled die following data for each , present tire situation. In addition, this law provides by the Barry County War Price who will see that It is put to good attended a dinner at the Hasting* for the nine transportation units, district. The figures given for priOptimism over the prospects of fleers. Country club Thursday evening. and in three years will be able to that all accidents Involving personal and Ration Board from William M. use. i lnar>’ fund and state aid are taxen an adequate supply of new tires for Jeffers, in charge of the United June 24. sponsored by the Barry amortize their cost from Ltb.tlr injur}or death also must be re ­ Irom the , vehicles by Sept. 30; B's by June “.e’r ■. from official records in the civilians during the next few months The members of.the Junior Red Bar Association in honor of earnings. Our schools pay the orivported to the secretary of state States rubber program which furth­ 30; C”s by Aug. 31: commercial ve­ driv-■-----. county r.----- u.-------------------"-ndld work till* County ,y treasurer's tifflce. showing |s totally without foundation. Kim Sigler who is leaving Hostings made by by the the slate state i in fact, the tire situation was within 10 days. Tills report must be er empiiasizes the acute condition hicles every 0 months or 5.000 miles, ol room in the to enter a law partnership with ers al the rate of (1,00 per triix , ..y, naymentz payments made made on a separate blank which facing this country during the com­ which ever is first. ihel’armv ^‘’S^hSf^wngM^or ; tar 801X001 Ju?never c | ..i —m ye“ endlng „„ on >„«» m tt more critical stage. -------- - -------------------- and the boys Burritt Hamilton in Battle Creek. ing months in regard to tires for can be obtained at all police and and girls have made twelve af- • Municipal Judge Adelbert Cort- H*e >rtn.y “JA lhe 5*h wagra for 30 1W3 Thc jigures given for tlie I We are "scraping tlie bottom of sheriff's offices. civilian use. ■” ‘ *“ ----- |aMessed valuation of each district. I the Uic barrel" so w ghuns. twenty-five- pairs of bed right, chairman of the banquet to speak in order Although "Q— If the driver of the car is the ....... —»- the synthetic rubber nool tex ralc Sugar for heme-canning of 1943 slippers, cushion coven, card table committee Introduced Judge Archie tracUve. But the men teachers in.; and ... its .c school rate cexpressed hi :to somehow find the tires—anv sort only one injured, docs fit have to. plants are beginning to produce in fruit crops wUl bo available to covers, stune wringers, utility bags, D. McDonald who served as toast­ . mills, were taken from the Maude 1942— ;o f tires left-necessary that have a few miles us of I' report to the secretary of state? dis- I b^foS' 1943 Directory issued by Mrs service to carry vclumc, thire It U *yW2UbiUly19Jf housewives on approximately the drove the buses during the last 1943 Directory Issued by Mrs. Maude 'service left—necessary to carry us flower corupineni. qsh trays, check­ master. Sjieakers on tlie program Ve< ! 11* 1n<sr makcs TnaVne no *dli — ’ -S 1- — school year. For six of the nine cal ­ W.^th.^Ty^unty^^comi hroUK h th e mjmths aheadI until I tuX ” * ’ tlMf of it being arato^e to thi erboards. Joke books, menu covers; who paid some splendid personal endar months the job wasn't so bad. nut cups, holiday cards and decor­ tributes to Mr. Sigler were Mayor mi&sloner. school, new synthetic misainner The Th- amount of the school «vn.h.,ir tires tire« shall .h.ii become iwam. “Q-if the motorist is not at fault. > public In the form of tire*. Even tion of blue made from U ated napkins for use In ijqspltals Charles Leonard. Former Mayor You can lake it from these men. tax in dollars and cento was. in each available. -- --------. I must the accident be reported If if there were sufficient synthetic I ter nanntnir sugar and stuffed animals and wooden William Sehader. who has served teachers that during the Januarv. [ case, computed by- the writer from , So. we warn you to ;= ™-: the nl.re ,is s .some on,e personal injury, no I reserves jit this moment — which fnr caMrtnr conserve the -■ ,there with Mr. Slgle.' on the Barry Coun­ February and March storms It wunl the assessed values and Odllage tires —Repair, matter how toys for children in sanitariums. ires you you have have— Repair, recap recap and and {{'matter how slight? slight? 1 there is not—it-would take several so hot. They had experiences which rate* given in the Directory. When: | vulcanize-as soon as they need it. ( -a—Yes all driv ty Draft Board. Prosecuting Attor ­ These sfghans cost from eight to ■A—Yes. all drivers and owners months to manufacture and disthey hope may not trouble them In ney Laurence E. Baniett. Judge R. twelve dollars for material and some It is stated that the pupils of a dis- ..There are not enough new tires to involved ’ in personal injury acct- tribute enough tire* to relieve the schocls used the money they re­ R. McPeek, -Chief Justice Emerson the future. trict were .transported to some dis- |RO nrcjund. Right now, for example, dents must have separate reports. I situation. ' In an article about school costs to trict maintaining a high school. (there is about one new tire for no matter how slight the injury/Is. ceived from their scrap drive to Boyles of the Michigan Supreme No one is "kidding" or altemptpurchase their yarn in addition to Court. State Senator Muri H. De­ taxpayers in Barry county's rural our statement is based on the Di- ।every ten qualified applicants. "Q—If a car strikes an abutment . ing to cry "wolf" when they cmFive Barry County men have school districts, elsewhere in this rectory mentioned. the houra snent in weaving or knit­ Foe and Burritt Hamilton. I To assure yourself of having u*- or skids into a ditch without strtk- phasize the seriousness of the giv­ Special- music for the program was Issue. It will be noted that the 30 ting. The Algonquin Lake. Bnnfleld. Wltn Ulis explanation, the figure* ablc Ure*. recap whenever on In­ ing another car and the occupants I Ulan tire situation. It is fmpera- interviewed and will soon qual rating In the Bea Bees, acc Durfee. Norton and Shultz rural furnished by the Battle Creek rurnl districts which transport tnelr for each school district eacii rural iuiiu au,vu> uuuof «> spection specuon reveals reveots that mat It it is practical. practical, of the car are injured, must a re-; Uvjb to conserve existing tires, all a Male Quartet under direction of pupils to.the six 12-grade city and Barry to Lt. H. B. Hune, officer in । schools each contributed an afghan Roy county are given by town, K records show that a recap job wM port be riled? Ailed? possible. Adrlanson who formerly lived yiilMe districtsof this county and Ships as follows: of recruiting. _ < and seven were made by the Has­ in Delton recommended but that you held "A—Yes. the law also makes no!, Mr. Jeffers statement is as fol­ and attended high school Tlie five are: Willard Ron tings City schools. The Giri Re­ here. to toe one at Bellevue have a tax ASSYRIA TOWNSHIP off in hope of getting a new tire distinction in these cases. cases. i lows: . E. Stale, Hasting*; Maj serve* sent theirs to Paul Bates — . ...... ----No , District—Pupils trans- I and continued driving with the old Senator DeFoe. who had a part IS** less than half as large as the "Q—.. If an unoccupied car .is: Gentlemen: Schante. 727 E- Clinton? Haea rtcd to Bellevue. Assessed valua- [ones until they were hopelessly and the Algonquin Lake school to In the program is ateo editor of the ™ndruralCKh^uhTiSt‘KdaSff P° wk street and another'. "I know you and your organlzaportea to Bcnevue. Asses&ea vaiuauuh* parked v. on the ­ Uon. *122.225; Richard Palmer, these being the Charlotte Republican-Tribune and own rural schools. That is is a signifi slgniti,<»onn>. mitt —m rate —Ji, 41;;. pri- rwam. tworn. then then we we are are left left no no altemaaltema- party runs into it and receive* per- tion here fully realize the necessity only two from Barry County at the following comments concerning cant fact which will mean that an mary school money *606.96; state Itlve but to refuse you any new tires zonal Injury, must the owner of the I for strict adherence to the onBtate. Hastings and RoyPercy Jones Hospital that we knew the dinner which will appear in his Increasing number will be trans­ aid *73.76: amount of school tax whatsoever. parked car report the accident? I nounced tire conservation regula- Ke I ley. Hastings. R, X in about and the other ten were sent paper this week are of particular ported to 12-grade schools hereafter, j raised by the district *530.01. the "A—Yes, all accidents Involving ' lions *'— particularly —*'—’—during J’— ** “ next —" | In fact, the OPA District Otficc to Red Cross, headquarters for dis­ Interest because they represent the few months. We wiH be making No. 3, Eagle District—Pupils has ordered us to be more strict (ConUnued on page 6. Sec. 1) tribution. viewpoint of an outside observer synthetic rubber but there will in ­ transported to Hastings. Assessed with tire Inspection. It is no longer further. whose interest in this community evitably be some delay in fabricat­ valuation of district, *58550: mill {enough to merely report that a Navy recruiting officers will be ing about afghans now so we will dates back to the time when the ing it into passenger car tires be­ rate 0; primary school money *189.- i tire should be replaced. Rather a turn our thoughts near the Arctic Charlotte-Hastings baseball games cause of shortage of facilities, 67: no slate aid; no district senool .detailed listing must be made as to Circle. Alec Nell arrived safely, last represented one of tile iiollcst rival­ equipment and manpower. Reports tax. why the tire is no longer of use. week in the Alaska territory and ries In semi-pro baseball. from all over tlie country indicate No- OTL. Austin District—Pupils For example: Has it three radial I those interested tn getting in i raw his brother-in-law. Lawton Wil­ "The Barry County Bar Associa­ Since April 14. 1939. the record of that it wDl help your local Boards branch of the Naval service liams which make* the world seem tion with a membership almost aS births In the county clerk’s office transported to Bellevue. Assessed breaks? Has It one or more breaks | Twenty-seven Barry County 4H perforin their duty in holding down a small place, after all. Another restricted—In these war days—as here, showed that Laurence Alden valuation *91,300; mill rate. 4Ji; 1 of three Inches? Has It a blow out money *203.48; state aid ; beyond repair? Has it a bead break? Club Members are representing the mileage and thereby reducing the Dodge at the Naval Armory, East (Continued on page 6. Sec. 1) brother-in-law, Kenneth Cline, is Wolfe was bom in this city on De­ primary number of requests for new tires it Grand Rapids. *33.47; school district tax *413.10. ,1s tt an old tire which cannot be re­ more than 1000 Barry County club not far distant and these two have cember 2. 1909. When his birth was the public were better informed of No. 5, Assyria Center District— capped. members at the Annual Stale 4H boon there over a year. first recorded in 1909, a mistake was Assessed value *119575; mill rate, We ask your co-operation so we Club Week. The 27 delegates left these facts. I hope and believe it Robert Falconer, who was driving made In his name. This was dis­ 6 would help all concerned to get ‘ .,; primary money *80928; state can serve you better. Monday morning tor Michigan one of the school buses last winter covered in 1939. when he wrote from aid *770.41;School tex paid by dis- 1 The Barry County Tire Panel State College where the encamp­ through this critical period if you has been having several weeks of Ohio to the county clerk asking would Impress upon your Boards ----------------------------------------------------------- ment is held and will return Thurs­ and in turn have them advise the training in the desert regions of for a b|rth certificate. The spelling trict, *775.94. Ellis District—Pupils transported . _ , , , day. Over 700 club members from people in their community that all California. Quite n change of cli­ of his name In his letter did not Prof. Arthur Hanson, who for-ihe agree with that in the record of to Bellevue. Assessed value *83.750; southern Michigan are In attend­ conservation measures should be mate. Bob. He writes home that on ance. a forty mile endurance teat hike up his birth. The proper papers were Barry County delegates are se­ strictly adhered to. We do not want the mountains they spent one day the national defense training course then made and executed for the ... lected on tiie basis of their 4H more drastic regulations other than in a valley where the temperature sponsored by the public schools of correction, which was made on the by district *376.87. Brier* District—Amessed value project work. Many in attendance limiting eligibility for Grade III cake time ott to hunt faxes. The registered 142’. Guess we shouldn't tois city, was the speaker at the county clerk's record, so.that his have done outstanding work' In Rotary club luncheon Monday noon. *103,850; mill rate 7; primary mon ­ complain too much about our hot correct name and-the correct date County Agent Foster is making tires but this may have to be done M15 the county has paid will eave He gave a fine account of what of his birth were placed on the rec­ ey *429.93; state aid *363.61; schodl a special appeal to urban and, fac­ clothing or handicraft as well as if present regulations and advice the lives of enough chickens and you want to know why you can't that course had accomplished since ord here, on orders issued from tax raised by district *71955. tory workers to give the farmers of. dairy, garden, poultry, etc. docs not bring the .necessary re­ other poultry through thia year it was established here. We will Checkered Di*trict — Assessed val ­ Mrs. Roy Douglas of Hastings is sults to Ude us all over this period which will amount to several time* get siioes, I've been in the army six Tanging the county a hand during their oft acting as chaperon for the • group ue *42,650; mill rate ?'■>; primary months now and I am wearing my in the near future give details of Monday morning of this week, this hours with their haying work. Due while we are scraping the bottom third pair of army shoes at ^11.00 the training this course has given person wrote n postal card, from his money *31613; no state aid; school to the late wet spring many fields which Includes youth from the en- of the barrel for tires to keep es­ to high school students, enabling Ohio address, to County Clerk Hyde, tex raised by district *319.87. did not get plowed for corn and; tire county. Assyria is represented sential cars in service. The peo- are helpful to fanners. Hunter* Lincoln District—Assessment *76.- are now hay. We are short of grain1 by Norma Huntington. Roberta ge should not request new tires next fall will have a tar battar And Leon Mudge who In his early them to secure good positions in stating that the writer had had his High School days was a right hand factories: also what It lias done to name .legally changed, by the pro­ 000; mill rate 6; primary money and need to harvest every ton of; Wing, Jack Rabbitt and Clayton at are not absolutely peeded and chance to shoot pheasant* and rab­ man at Fair time and climbed the train adults for machine work and bate court of Cole county. Ohio, *644.89: state aid *518.69; school tex hay to feed the livestock. used tires should be kept m bits because 206 foxea were daation from Hastings and victo­ all ladder to put up the school work how it has enabled men wno had from Laurence Alden Wolfe to Bar­ raised by district *456 00. The extra acres of hay coupled service unUl recapping is necessary stroyed in Barry county during the ry Include Ardeth Williams, Elaine and then recapped before asking first six months of 190. BALTIMORE TOWNSHIP In the School Exhibit building lias not been trained, but were afready ry Hastings. So he asked our county with a farm labor shortage and a Dowling District—Assessed value late spring has made it impossible Cotant, Cathleen Proefrock, Robert to have them replaced with new climbed somewhat higher. He has employed in operating machines in clerk to record on the birth record been promoted to sergeant and he factories, to become more efficient of this county that Barry Hastings. *174,810; mill rate 7H: primary for farmers to harvest the hay crop Clark. Donald Keech, Charles Ful­ tires. I am confident that tn has had hl* 100 mile cross country in their work. Instead of Laurence Alden Wolfe, money *897.79; state aid $459.80; without extra day help for a short ler. Miles Kelly. Lawrence Rhor- jxusesslon of the facte the Ameri­ bacher and Junior Ludwick. Mid­ can people will cooperate to achieve test and last week he passed hi* time. was bom in Hastings. Michigan, on district school tex *1,311.07. Striker District—Assessed value / Foster suggests that many on dleville 4H clubs are sending Donna our goal of keeping car* rolling. I MARIAN RUPE 60 hour test and has been accepted December 2. 1909. The name has Having sold my turn known as a pilot In the air service. He is been changed accordingly, and Bar­ *91275; mill rate 6; primary money Vacation might fish during the Davis. Maxine Ftnkbeincr. David hope that by sometime in 1944 our located In Texas. ry Hastings can now prove by the *581.67; state aid *77*43; district morning before hay is ready and Otto and Gertrude Meyers. Mar­ supply at rubber and tires may be school tax (551.85. Doster. Mary Saunders. adequate to enable us to remove Dwight Ferris in North Africa In then help some friend owning a jorie morning at 9:00 o'clock to in­ records of Barry county that he was McOmbcr District—Assessed val­ farm during the afternoon. Oth­ Charles McNulty and Donald Dos­ most if not all of the existing regu­ a letter to hl* folks told about see­ day bom in this city December 2, 1909. Navy Recruiting Officer will be ter are attending from Prairieville lations.” ing groups of fifty or sixty women atA the Post Office here Saturday The reasons for the change In name ue *76230: mill rate 7; primary ers working eight hours in a fac­ They are offering and children cutting grain with morning at 9:00 o'clock to interview were not stated In the card. It fa money *518.44; state aid *760.46: tory might be able to help some township. Yvonne Budd and Marhomes, cows, ah» sickles as very few horse drawn those Interested in joining the Sea­ evident, however, that the writer of district school tex (538.44. farmer a few hours each day tot ele Palmer are attending from Iton. Jean Yonkers of Freeport. tools, and househo reapers are used there. Hendershot t District — Assessed a week or so until this Important bees, WAVES or other branches of It Is pleased with the citv and coun­ Those from the southeast part of the Naval service. The officer em­ ty in whicj) he was bom. for both value *69,600; mill rate 7; primary hay crop is in. Those having farm­ Roger Flanigan of Woodland. Nel­ the county know Dr>Luther 8. phasized the fact that there is names appear In the new name he money *316.12; slate aid *383.95; er friends can offer their services lie Marratt of Carlton and Alton school tex raised by district *487.55. to them. Others interested in help­ Norris of Lacey complete tlie coun­ West, at one time director of the nothing obligatory about an inter­ has acquired for himself. particulars. Weeks District—Assessed value ing on our food program may call ty delegation in attendance. Bell school district and a professor view: that It merely provides on op­ in Northern Michigan College of portunity for an individual to find *104,165; mill rate 6; primary mon­ Mr. Bishop at County Agent Fos­ ey *41728; state old *320.01; school ters office and he can suggest Education now for several yean. He out whether or not he has any spe­ NAVY MOTHERS EX­ The board of supervisors met on Monday Only routine business was has recently been commissioned a cial skills which the Navy needs or PRESS APPRECIATION tax raised by district *624.99. farmers who would like to hire The Navy Mothers Club would captain in the army. cared for in the two sessions that to learn what possibilities for train­ a few days work. Il is our patriotic day. and they adjourned unui until to­ I know many of you feel like the ing. promotion and advancement like to express their appreciation to 1114,575; mill rate 5; primary mon­ duty to save all we can In 1943. The Annual Barry Countv 4H morrow. Friday. But the Important the citizens of Hastings for re­ ey *41728; state aid 3338 99: school important joung soldier In the following: various branches of the Naval Serv­ sponding Clothing judging contest will be equalization committee are giving so well to the Tag Sale tax raised by district *572.87. ■|u°«er for sate th< ices offer. Tlie recruiting officer equalization committee are r‘-*— held at the Court House In Hos ­ Saturday and also for the cdooeraPoor Johnny Joined the Army their time to fixing the relative as- LAHTLA1 will remain here as long as there Barney Mills District—Assessed tings. Thursday. July 8. sterling a: tlon that was extended the ladles Before the draft o'ertook him sessmente of the 18 supervisors' disL"5L1 are candidates to interview. *94.475; mill rate 7; primant 9:30 A. M. according to Mary E. who were In charge. Patev Murohy. value He didn't stop to marry h|*r money *391.99; state aid *357.00* tricts. so that the board can finish Bullis, home extension agent. . daughter of Mrs. Leonard Murphy, school tax raised by district *66132. And so his sweetheart shook him. work this week. The Barry County 4H Club camp Beatrice Boyle, assistant state their _______ made arm bands for the workers: 1 « r -----------bethan ana nanon VMMN CARLTON TOWNSHIP program at Algonquin lake Is prov­ club leader. Michigan State College nilure. Many of the Mrs. Charles Freer was chairman But soldiers gather pretty girls Rogers District—Pupils transport­ ing more popular than was planned will be in charge of the contest in ANNUAL MEETING OF act reproductions of of the drive; and Mrs. Walter Rvan ed to Hastings. Assessment *128.- S Like bees will gather honey. County Agent Poster and hki which clothing club members will AMERICAN LEGION Ruth Sunday, 1141 8. Jefferson 8U had charge of the UB.O. Room So Johnny never, lacked for girl* ff. Tlircc camp iwrlods were Judge complete constumes. school Hastings, was sworn into the WAAC Other Navy Mothers tn charge were 125; mill rate 5Mi; primary *327.61: The regular annual meeting and Although he lacked for money. al Detroit Saturday, June 26. and Mrs. Jesse O’Donnell. Mrs. Olenn state old *146.79; school tax raised planned for the summer. One per­ dresses, sllns and shoes. furniture. Dewey Read 1 iod was offered to 4H service club is now awaiting call to one of the Brower. Mrs Charles McIntyre and by district *704.69. Miss Boyle will also meet summer sale and Clifford Hani He had a little Hula girl, Carlton Center—Assessment *147.- members which was well attended. club training center*. leaders of Canning and Food gion will be iftld Tuesday. July 13, A ton Flory will act a* Mrs. Otto Isenhath. Several daugh­ A waitress from the Bowery A branch office for WAAC re­ ter* who solicited the residential 450; mill rate 7; primary *44257; Two periods of three days each in preparation project* at 1:30 P. M. 1943. at the Legion Home. the adv. elsewhere in He had a little Dutch girl cruiting has now been opened at 36 districts were the Misses Evelvn state aid *402.17; school tax raised mid July were offered. of the ume afternoon. Nominations will be in order at for full particulars. Who brought with her a dowry. by district *1032.15. Reservations for these camps W. Michigan, Battle Creek. Brower. Marv Ketcham. Patav Kel­ the meeting next Tuesday night, Barnom District—Pupils trans­ have far exceeded the capacity of He had a little Majorette ley. Mary Ellen Kelley. Barbara ported to Woodland; assessment tlie camp and an extra period is July 6. BLISS TO FAY *29.008 An Oriental, too. Delegates to the Deportment conlong. Joan Garrison and Nancy *127.275: mill rate 3; primary mon­ now being planned to accommo­ IN VACATION CHECKS Bottom. And If you do not watch out ey *378.19; no state aid; school tax date the over flow. The fourth J. H Tredinnick, plant manager of Heli be making eye* at you. raised by district *25455. period and only period now avail­ the E. W. Bliss Company, announced Tlie Yankee Springs Recreational the July 13 meeting. able. will start July 25 for three that the annual vacation checks NOTICE CORRESPONDENTS1. ! Arthur L Area, on which the government ha* He had a little Red Cross Nurse Fifty club member* can be probably expended well twoard *500.thia year would exceed *29,000. Ac­ Due to the fact that the 4th of *130200; mill rate 4; primary *844- days. Rummage Sale, clean clothing, will lake c And then a Farmerette cording to the announcement 580 89; state aid *125.73; school tax accommodated. 4H dub members 000. possibly a considerable more, lots of shoes, some new articles, Oh. Johnny found the nicest gals employee* will participate in the va­ July falls on Bunday this year it raised by district *483.60. intereited In attending camp and will be turned over to the Michigan i will be celebrated on Monday. The That any one could get.cation money. This includes 88 em­ Banner Office will be closed that Welcome District — Assessment not already enrolled should send In conservation department on July 1. across from Telia*, Pkt-Bat., July ployees now In the Service. Inducted day so it Is Important that we have • 121.375; mill rate 8: primary *867. their reservations in the very near That department had accepted the i-' at ri He gl>i a little Socialite since July 1. 1942 who will re­ your correspondence letters not 54: state aid *17.73; school tax future to Insure a place at camp. offer of the government, made last' NOTICE He had Sunbonnet Sal ceive their checks by mall. The camp program will consist spring. From July 1. the 4.000 acre* later than Saturday in order to get raised by district *73825. After today the Barry Co. Though she was last she was not The Company's vacation plan them in. in next week's issue. Your of sport*, judging, field trips and will be under control of the state Cheney District — Pupils trans ­ A.A. Office will be located at least awards up to two week's vacation cooperation will be greatly appre- ported to Woodland. Assessment camp improvement work. This is department, it will probably be used A buxom, comely gal. pay according to the employee'* clated., Thank you. *114350; mill rale 0: primary mon- the first year th* Algonquin Lake as a game refuge as well as a rec­ shoit Bldg—Adv. (Continued on Page 3. Sac. IJ camp rite has been used. (Con tinned on Page 5, Sec. 1.) reation ground. NINE BUSES IN USE Home Front ☆ AT A GLANCI HOW MUCH TAXPAYERS PAY AND HOW MUCH THE STATE PAYS TO CARRY ON 86 RURAL SCHOOLS OF BARRY COUNTY LARGE CROWD ATTENDS KIM SIGLER DINNER CONTINUES SERIOUS NOTICE TO BARRY LYl.Kienr CO. CAR OWNERS Five More Barry Men Join Sea Bee* Had Name Changed. Laurence A. Wolfe Is Now Barry Hastings Told Rotarianx About Defense Training Work Barry 4-H Club Delegates Attend {State Encampment Bounties Paid on 205 Foxes Since January 1 tXtra Farm Help SSd | Needed During Haying Season aw? bility required Is: in one accident; for you to prove the right kind of uy licensed to do imobile Liability other company, cs who will help >ted in Michigan. I out which type 'our driving and 1 in view of the you can't afford UNITY CO. HASTINGS r AUCTION SALES Navy Recruiting Officer Here Saturday 4-H Clothing Judging Contest Here July 8 Board Adjourned To Fri. Equalization Committee Work 4-H Camp Program Proves Popular Hastings Girl Enlists in WAAC State Will Take Over Yankee Springs. Park Arthur School* �THE HASTINGS BASNER, THURSDAY, JULY 1. 1MJ OMMUNfTY NOTICES meeu at church this the community pic-, . the bank* of the river, u location on tlie West end of. Fred Kenney's farm. Drive to the Sth house North of Carlton Grange hall turn in and follow the lane back to the river. This Is a chance tat everyone in the community to spend a Social evening together. Dome and enjoy the fine sermons wflh Rev. Wingard of Woodland wRo is preaching at 9:00 o'clock at Ute Carlton Center Methodist church - . ' . Wall lake, Wednesday afternoon, | David. Clarksville. June 23;; a son Mrs. Russell Price;’911 E. Railroad; ducted by the Rev. S. Conger Hath- I Mrs Michael Beckwith. 501 E. Bond; away at the Leonard cimpel on 11 A /* A I kl F U/ t July 7th at 2 o'clock. The topic will u> Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thaler. ' ba "Rural Work in the United .=--------- - « • ’■— -*■ - — - Mrs. Andrew Service. 435 W. South; Tuesday at two o'clock and InterStates." I:Mr. and Mr*. Gilbert Timm, Mid­ Mrs. Scott Campbell. Dowling; Mrs. ment was in the Fuller cemetery. *• v v n U is U IT dleville. June 34; a son to Mr. and alllUm Fbrsythe, Hasting*. R. 5; rs_ Andrew Carpenter. Hastings. IRVING GARDEN CLUB Mrs. Lawrence Phelps. Hastings. I Miss Dorothy Long who texc’ies PENNOCK HOSPITAL ' R. 2. June 36; a girl to Mr. and R_,5; Chiqulln Lamnu-n, Delton; . 1 In,.n<^C1Brd7n CV,b *“ fnlrr- fa GraiidRapids and Min, Stella Tlie following report covers I Mrs. Lawrence Hawkins, QI 9 8. Han- Mrs. John Mauon. Dowling; Mrs. tolned Thursday afternoon. June Heath who toadies at Nllra are past two week*, wblcji have been which I Lula Gibson. 214 N. Washington; ^'. h1 U,e.ho*nc “{M^' J?,enry U0*11 spending this summer working at decidedlycan's^Tbv'uteX/u^ busy ones at the hos- mA*-’fired Sb^.N^llSf’j^ Mr*. Ida Reese. 430 E. High St.. with co-boatear Mrs. Albert Frost , the Hailing.* Mfg. Co. Miss Long ?f babtea torn dSinx Jit wrfod• Blrl »° Mr Mr*. Norman Father John Dillon. 717 8. Jcffer- assist Ing. Fifteen members and one ls employed-In the new munition.-, 11 the^to STnothifig Jffhe । FilUngham. FHllnaham. Hastings. Hastma*. R. R. 5. A June June 2& 3& son guest answered to roll call, a Chin- I factory . I Eight surgical patients were regFour medical patients were disother work. Babies born are a.* given here­ listered on Tuesday afternoon, as chanted: Mrs. Roy Tooker. Middlefollows: Oarj’a. Warner. Bedford; vllle. R. 3; Robert Anders. Delton; with: a ton to Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ' Mrs. Paul McDowell, Hastings, R. Paul Gackler, Middleville; Mrs. ward Alto. «. R. *. 2. juiic June to; 10; a wnra Nash. nasn, niio, son to Mr. and Mrs. Avery Rodger Rodgers. tl; Mrs. Rolland Leavell. Hasllnw, Nora Hiblinger, Clarksville. —----------- ----------------------Hastings, R. 5. June 17; a girl Ito R. 2; Mrs. Dana Gilreath. Middle- | Mrs. Oscar Manning. 827 S. passing Of MRS. | Frank Carrothers and Mrs. Rich­ Mr. and Mr*. Clayton Newland, ville: -hlnatziTl• AtA>r1ln» LnamLI, ' ■ . ■■ SEILER—FINKBEINER LULAL N L W J I--------------------- -------------------- Mr*. Lewis Flnkbelner of Middle- ■ . ' ''^-------Ville, and Pvt. Harold C- Seller, MARTIN •on of Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Seiler Rcinembtr preaching service next of "Wyandotte repeated their vow* Bunday al 10 o’clock. You are in­ Saturday evening. June 19 nt a can­ vited to attend and stay for Sun­ dlelight service in the Pint Metho- day school. dirt church at WyAndotte. Rev. D. -------«< Hayea Permar read the service-at : PRESBYTERIAN 8 ocloc*. ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCKMENTS Helmuth Hekowles sang "I Love 8. CoAfitr Hathaway, Pastor You Truly" and "Because" accom­ 225 W. Center Street panied by Alberta Watkins at tne Sunday morning worship at ten organ. thirty o'clock. Tlie pastor will tell The bride was given in marriage about "Body and Mind" and will by her father and was attired in preach on the theme. "Joy In Heav­ a gown of brocaded taffeta with a en." The.Sunday—u.uu, school nwu hour w will be Harnr Hurry Walldorf! Walldorff ha* sufficiently j sweetheart neckline, long tight .until September, covered from his lllnik* so, slcvvcs and a train falling from a 'I discontinued , recovered hl* recent lllnAm fitted bodice and fingertip length | Boy"scouU~meeV~*rthe” 'church Donald Walton. Freeport, ------- 30 he has walked down town several Evelyn M. Tbominon. Clark*ville..l8 tunes. Hl* friends are glad to see veil. She carried a bouquet of Monday night. E. 1* Taylor, Scout­ white roses. master. Jay Davis. Bedford. Mich............. M him out again. Mr, Rarf.l, Pnwall Hastings. ~ 56 ‘ ‘ Mrs. Sarah M M. PowdL The Session and Trustees will MLss Mildred Seiler, sister of the t, t __ During the storm on Sunday. meet at the manse Tuesday evening ..... .. .... lightning struck a fence on the groom was maid of honor and wore July 6. ' . lath Dcwev Han farm north of the ciU'. a gown of white taffeta and car­ Communion will be celebrated at fought In the ast phase of the Tu- , lhe nre department being called to ried pink rose*. The bridesmaid.* nLscampaign. Gen. Doolittle s extinguish the blare. Tlie damage were Betty Austin of Detroit and the Presbyterian church Sunday. fols Kaechele of Grtese Be. Miss July 11. sir fighters needed os much avia- was slight firm * Austin* dress was pink and she tion mnlln* gasoline ■« as srmilA would fill f|U two rati. rail­ Mrs. Wilbur Lane suffered a heart carried blue carnations. Mis* Kae­ FIRST METHODIST CHURCH road tank train* of 60 cars e^eh. y | attack Sunduv morning and was chele. a cousin of Uie bride wore The Morning Worship Service will “ taken to Pennock hospital for care. an aqua dress and her flowers were be held at 10:00 o'clock next Sun­ mmmbw■awM! Mr- “ntl Mra' Edward J. Adams, lellow carnations. Evelyn Fink------------------- S---------------------------------- ; Jr., announce the birth of n duugh- Leiner as Junior bridesmaid for her day. Mr Stone will administer the , ter, Patricia Joan, on May 81st at sister wore a drew of yellow mar­ Lord's Supper and g:ve a brief com­ munion meditation. The Adult choir I Merci* hospital, Muskegon. quisette and carried a nosegay of There will be u Youth Council blue carnations. Mary Lou Kae­ will sing. The Sunday school will ■Bty*. . dance at the parish house Friday chele. a cousin of the bride, wore meet at 11.10.____________ |BKBg night, July 2. and nephew of the bride were flow­ BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES Lieut Comm. Keni'.h McIntyre is er girl and ring bearer. Mary Lou Sunday school at 10 o'clock. serving in a South Pacific part. wore- a raffled frock of peach or­ Divine Service at llro'clock. Ser­ . Mrs. Mike B-ckwith is home from gandie and dropped rose petals a* mon by Pastor. *.|^H. / Pennock ho'-pital and recuperating she went down tnF aisle. Evening meeting at 7:30. Sermon nicely from her recent operation. Clark Well* was best man and by Pastor. "Why Hitler cannot unIH/,Mrs. Emma Brogdon Is in Blixig- Robert Seiler and Carlton Kaechele timately Win mis War. three blblett hospital. Grund Rapids, where were the ushers. cal reasons." Repeated by request ■UH MB she is recovering from an.iimputaMrs. Flnkbelner chose for her first preached Sept. 1930. , tion of her left limb. daughter * wedding n drew of aqua Tuesday nights B.Y4».U. all : Evelyn Townsend of Coats Grove, crepe with brown accessories and Young People Invited. itl-T »■ began clinical work in mining at her shoulder corsage was of yellow Wed. nights prayer meeting at the wlfiH k ' Biodgett Hospital June 30. She com- •rose*. —. _Mr*. — Seller w«,c wore a i«»urr powder church at 7:30. I , \ plrted the pre-cltnlcal nurse’s i b navy —accex*oete* —>ue —r drrv* with • ....... k-XwGTiv* corsage of- -pink roses FIRST U. B. CHURCH " K Vx course at Junior College. Grand and shoulder -------------------------\ \ X. V' Rapids, last year, and has since been Following the ceremony a recep­ !spending a three week's vacation tion vu held at the Seller home. I Cor of E.jGrand and East Streets A. M. Coldren. pastor yv. IV • । with hcr parent.*. For traveling Mr*. Seller chose a 0:55' A.M Bible school O Ted Banish L* working In Detroit navy blue suit with pink accessories. 11:00 A. M. Morning service— the aflK at the Book Cadillac Hotel. He cxr After spending a few. days in Wyan­ pastor will give a Communion med­ dotte Mr. mid Mr.*. Seiler will be , l'^13 t0 leavr ,llj »orfc there and itation on "Broken Things." return to Hastings in three or four at home al 2845 Helen St. Augusta. 3:00 P. M. Baptismal service— Thornapple River. Kim Sigler, Hastings attorney,. ~ 6: 30 P.M. Adult and Senior C. E. Societies. 7: 30 P. M. Song service and gospel senator Tripp in the Primary elecvniutn 11VIIJ message. non lost September, inis fonned ti The date of the Auxiliary Fire Tues. 6:30 Junior and Intermed'’r*.!1 wtAl,J£n‘fcy meeting ha* been changed from Hamilton of Buttle Creek and will juiv Slit lo July 13th.------ Guy Gldmove to that city. Thia takes him I dings—Chief ’ GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH out of the eighth senatorial district O. H. Trinklein. Pastor. Services held in the I.O.OJ’. hall. Oreen Street entrance. Divine worship at IQ:30A- M. The „ V , ‘V?*. hcri1 °r for an evening meeting July 7th a: pastor will .preach on, "Paul's Ser­ . Holsteln-Frieslan cows, .owmed by j their Leaeh lake cottager mon on Mara* HUI." Lloyd A. Gaskill. Hastings has reSunday school-at 11:30 A. M. 6 boxes jct-ntly completed a year of produat[,c Mother, riuh nt Ans.r Voters' meeting Sunday. July 11. t:on testing with the average but- hfa wlU meet at Are U o terfat production per cow being Wed^sd^ftenniJn jJth° P& after the service. - U..mh .< uy. «.A,. “j^,TnfrS"a,.rs _ CHURCHES “5 w MARRIAGE LICENSES ! -JS .ft <S’.ssii Mrs. Fuelld Bouchard. Nashville. R. «■ ,* . „ Wi, ; of her son-in-law and daughter. 3. June 19; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Medical patients arc. Mrs. WU- Mr. and Mi* Clarence Shults. BeGeorgc Place. Nashville. June 20; . kuC-,t<*nc:.3. 8 S^^way; Baby .pie5 the dAghter. she is survived Roberta Holmw Holmes. an 811 rE. Madison; m Van- . Rnbrita grandson. Gerald Shtlitz of n girl to ... Mr. and Mr*. e.k. Robert dewatcr. Lake Odessa, June 26; a Harlan Bowdish. Nashville: Mrs. Nashville; one great-grandson; two w»:i io mr. anu jwra. runci. MarKaLcl, *on jo.Mr.. “nd ™ ,rs n»» J^her. brothers. Henry Burd of Kalama­ Nashville. June 22; a girl to Mr. M™- Sylvia Poff Lake Odessa; zoo ana Ray Burd of Nashville; and ...^ Mr*.’.. —— Johncock, u — Baby Della Bromley. Delton; Mr*. three sisters. Mrs. Nellie Walker and Myron Dei ion. DeHon ’ .. .......... — ______ R. 1. June 23; a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Gritha Beam. 428 8. Jefferson. of Kalamazoo, Mrs.^Ray^Cramer of The Women'* Society — of — Christian -s- Alton. — ------------------Surgical patients discharged were Nijes“and Mrs.’ Ora'pickeirof'NorthService will hold Its next meeting .Fred 321—N. Michigan,--------June at,the home of Mr*. Hoss Pierce at 23; n- son — to '* Mr. — and -* — Mrs. ■ Ray ' Mix*' Marian Roush. 804 E. Madison; । ville. Funeral ----------- services -------were eon- ORGANIZATIONS Ration Calendar SUGAR: Stamp 13. 15. and 16. Canning Sugar good now. COFFEE: Stamp 24. good through Juno 30; Stomp 2) good July I through 21. BLUE STAMPS: K L M through July 7 , N.P & Q July I through Aug. 1 RED P now valid; Q valid July ’4. :. ■lIBIJffllillllMliMllllHIBIIHMIM COFFEE WHITE HOUSE ZO FRESH CARROTS 2 bun. for HEAD LETTUCE KALAMAZOO CELERY bun. FRESH RADISHES NEW POTATOES 10 lbseach SPINACH pound CABBAGE 2 lbs. DRY ONIONS 6 for LEMONS SUNKIST ORANGES I p TTMEAT DEPARTMENT MILK ' HAMBURGfrMh ground 6 points lb. U or Borden SLICED BACON 8 points lb. lb. PORK LIVERS 5 points i SIRLOIN STEAK steer beef 11 pts. lb. Wheati es PORK SHOULDER 7 points lb. Breakfast of Champions _ pta I PORK SAUSAGE grade 1 5 points lb. BliMIKIBIimKIIlBIIIMIHBliBll FRESH SIDE PORK lean 6 points lb. cured ■ BACON SQUARES 5 sugar points lb. LARD Grade 1 | RING BOLOGNA 5 points * lb. Home Rendered Q FRANKFURTERS skinless 5 points lb. 5 points lb. VEAL BREAST 4 points Home Mode POTATO SALAD no points lb. BACON no points lb. BAKED BEANS Any tixe piece Q creamy lb. COTTAGE CHEESE 7 point* |b. DILL PICKLES n» Points 3 for Carnation can For VICTORY 15c 15c 21c 5c 49c 10c 9c 17c 23c 33c i 27cz 45c 20' 42c 38c 31c 28c 25‘ 32' 33' 20c 29' 25c 14c 10c Matches Diamond. 32' 22' 6' 29' 15' O Macaroni " Muellers Dinner Rolls Mullers, pks. ............... Bread Q loavt Mullers ... Cinnamon Rolls Mullers, pkg. ................... neany 2'. times as much as that Curne « .r „r 7’ of the nation's average dairy cow. b,. ’done —Mrs Frank nnlera°rpirt? says The Hohtcln-FrteMan Associa- Chr ’ PUb' tion'of America. An average of 428 ■ ’____________________ pountls of butterfat and I0JIB sriinnt pounds of milk invi been officially M SCHOOL recorded. Milking was done twice a »nd Mrs. Ralph Scofltlld of , day. Testing was supervised by the I McKeesport. Pa., are tlie proud pur1 Michigan State College of Agricul- ■ vnl? ot »»>“«{>• HlH bornVune 19 1 Hire in cooperation with The Hol- ' u,u! P.aniei Dorothy Jean. * Mr. stein Asociatlon of America. t Randall and Leona Don't forget the new train ached- ! “f,larnn<1, RaPlds ”5" •<ule uha; wenufrflo effect on Sunday. *£. and Mrs. Tlie train leave* for Grand Rapidl Sundav. * Mrs. Etta •nt 10:33 a.m.. and the train for De- ru'm’n f »fMn as , trait leavesftl 12:18 pro . Hastings nt w.byJPrI' * M,x I time. Nettle Reed of Mt. Flexsant and -------- —-«-*-»__________ ! Mr.*, Lottie Hilts of Lansing visited I Tl.e Rurul U.U, C„,lc„ .VUlK' and Auxiliary met with Mr. and * SeveralI fa our <£mmumtv attertfw?!! Ri^»T11 M“tl “• tlw,r honlc on ed the Dalll Vacation Bible School Wall lake. Pot hick supper wan held at Woodland --------the jast two rlh erar“‘ 7 °C10ck wlth Flen.ty ,of ■ UM‘lts * Mrs Mlles Bawdy Mrs. Mlles Bawdy received received . Lntl-i f°r /svc,r>'0n«. several of the u telegram Tuesday teliln telling of the fuhinl5 h“d. KOOd Vck Bt marriage of her son. Lloyd i. CotTConi- Lloyd “«• Mrs. ■ Sawdy. who is stationed at Camn \ unhartesvclt o| Fennville were Stoncinan, stzwrem.n California. ' honored guests. Following the sup,per Sec. Win. Vnnhnrtesvelt gave A woman clerk at War Production > a short talk on stale buslni-.*.* mect- , t ing plans. The balance of the eve- Drive Headquarter* has developed I n method of processing workers' i nlng was spent in visiting. production suggestion* which saves ; 4 992 man-hour* per year and 264.BUY WAR BONOS 000-sheets of paper. $125 Flour Pilhbury Best, 24'j lb. sack ■ Cake Flour 26' I'ilbbury Sno Sheen, pkg. Farina, small Qc Pillsbury. Ige. 19c. Pancake Flour Pilhbury, pkg. ■V Sugar S 1 f)c ib*. 32' Sugar Stretchers Cc Makes I lb. go as far as 2 lbs. ** Mince Meat* SYRUP Grain Rice ■Monarch losng. pkg. . Corn Meal Pillsbury. pkg. . . Peanut Butter Soltines O Hekman, 1 lb. box “ - 35' 27' 17' 10' 57' 31' fTKAMD TlfAUf Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 J SATURDAY ONLY. JULY 3 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Stuart Erwin and Evelyn Venable "HE HIRED THE BOSS" and Bela Lngaal and Wanda McKay "BOWERY AT MIDNIGHT' SUNDAY and MONDAY, JULY 4-5 17c Corn Flakes 8' Post Toasties 8 27 Wheat Bran 17"c Rice Krispies 11 Grape Nuts 13 Pkg Wheat Sparkies 10 Shredded Wheat 11 Large pkg................. ............. "GENTLEMAN JIM" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES., WED., THURS.. FRI.. JULY 6-7-8-9 Wheat Germ Quaker Puffed .................. N B ('. pkg............ ................. "YANKEE DOODLE DANDY" Due 4o the great length of this picture tile feature will sUri romc early. Adult* 36c plus lax 4c total 40 cent*. Children under A KRY B TIIEATRB7 Kt Hasting,. Mich , Phone, 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JULY 2-3 (KU HL,. HUTl'HE 4TTKACTIOS Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce "Sherlock Holmes In Washington" and Johnny Mack Brown and Tex Kilter fuod2xenter; "THE LONE STAR TRAIL" SUNDAY and MONDAY. JULY 4-5 popular price* Fred Warln( and hi* Pennsylvanians with Dick ' •PowelL Priscilla and Rosemary Lane "VARSITY SHOW" Bargain matinee Sunday 3;M to S:80 TUIS. WED.. THURS., JULY 6-7-8 BONDS STAMPS all Teehnkwlor titanic tropical thrill 206 E. STATE ST., HASTINGS. MICH. N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. "WHITE SAVAGE" HASTINGS METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Bessie M. Rullson, Pastor Parsonage. 518 E. Oreen St. Preaching Sunday’at Martin and Quimbv al 10 and 11:30. Theme— "Those Who Are Free Indeed." Sunday school a* usual at Good­ will and Hendershott. Dally Vacation Bible School be­ gins, Monday. July 5. at Hendershott in the morning and at Quimby in the afternoon at 1:30. All children and vouths of the communities arc Invited to attend. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Comer Chureh and Center Street* Subject: "Ood." . Sunday service 11 a.m. 7 Wednesday evening service at Reading room In church edifice open Wednesday and Saturday from JEFFERSON ST. U. B. CHURCH „,Mor"lnK worship 10 a.m. Rev. Cha*. Clay will be the speaker. —. . u..., .vpu., V, mC oraic Convention. Preaching at 8 pun. by Rev. Qlay. Friday night 8 o'clock. Rev. Elmer Becker, D. D.. president of Huntington College, will speak, he *IU 2* accompanied by Laurcnch Merriweather, negro soloist, who , will ting. Prayer meeting each Wed. cve' n>n« at 8 o'clock. ________ 1 NASHVILLE I Mr*, o. R. Shaw of Middleville I juid Roger Shaw of Detroit spent , the weexend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shaw. * MU* Esl ttw Johnson of Buttle Creek spent । a few day* the first of the week at her home here. * Janet Elaine Knodt, nine months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Knodt passed | away Sunday tn a Lansing hospital, where she had been 111 of pneu­ monla. She was born Sept 1. 1942. Mr. Knodt l* receiving army air I I?r“ .t.ralnl'ig at Rochester. Minn. Mrs. Knodt and daughter were staying with her parents. Mr. ana ' Mrs. Clare J. Cole here. Funeral | services were held Tuesday BfterI noon al the Hess Funeral Home , conducted by the Rev. H. R. Krein, j Burial in Lakeview cemetery. Max i Cole of the Coast Guard* stationed | on the east coast was home for the funeral. * Mrs. Sam Smith spent Monday night with her daughter. Mr*. Richard White tn Lansing. * I Mr. and Mra. E. c. Kraft and Mr. and Mrs Ray Thompson and family attended a family reunion Sunday I1 al Pine lake near Olivet. * Mr*. Mary Scott of KaUmaxoo is spendI I1}’ * SST* wlth hcr mqUier. I Mrs Clyde Briggs. * Mrs. Minerva Rathhaar of Hastings Is visiting at the J. Robert Smith home. * LcI land Wcaks and daughter Virginia ■ ?! Lansing spent the weekend at | their home here. * Mr. and Mrs. I1 Glen Lake of Toledo were weekend Ms of Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Webb. Mrs. Clarence Shaw *pent Iasi week with Mr*. W. A. Springborg । Un«ren ln Lansing. Mbs Roberta Shaw remained there I for a longer visit. r | FENDER—CONKLIN i J' ConMJn. daughter 1 of Mr. and Mrs. George Conklin of : near Lacey, and Earl E. Fender. »on of Mr. and Mr*. Fender of Dowi ling, were united in marriage Suni day. June 27, at 3 pm. al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger DavL*. i by Rev. B. Rullson. In the presence [of *he immediate relatives. | The bride wore a navy blue net ares* and her corsage was of cara»“ Wtchle. sister , of the bride, was bridesmaid. Adam rmuier. brother of the groom, acted I as best man. ! pender »«U make their home in Flint where the groom I is employed.—Durfee Correspondent, �rnr hasttnc* tA-Wtn yhvrsdat, jvly i, ihj I we had to buy r round trip ticket calved a telegram from his com-’ of the Carl Boyes. Delton), recently good-bye. The folk* didn’t think I are granted unusual courtesies. mandlng officer giving him forty-1 completed advanced ground crew would, but I dood in After they fX?‘ ftnd « dldn’t have enough for that eight more hours leave which he 1 training -• at the Army Air Forces •- left, Jim’s aunt and uncle took us madevety good use of. He left Fri­ Ti-duilcul Training Command out to Hqpywood and left us. Bo>t life than the civilian* have. tYou ' elther- Wlf 1,ad »««ctb one hour be- Unlon station with Just enough > fore the train pulled out. Bo he money to g»t back to camp, but I day for California where his ship is school at North American Acft. I never thought I’d spend a Satur­ se«. we have steaks.) t>.-------.- not physically more • wired home, and I wired you, a* you The work- 1* ily one Coit».. Inglewood. Calif. Now where day night In Hollywood! We went" (Continued from page 1. Section 1) don't have to be bock until Tues­ Irst day know. We thought at first that hl* day morning. (Borne fun a what?) Buddy to Laurence—let u* know your ad- out to the famous Palladium. Woody than one can stand. My tint Time marches on. and Johnny Herman and his orchestra were ------ . Green and he Just had time to say dress. _t eight forty-five money mlgiijztg back here early In It you sent the 125 Ill send It Became quite bored with gala. hello as his ship wu leaving port We've had a suggestion from a playing there and we stayed until am —I did the following: Caught a ! the morning, and we could rake a that I don’t He wanted some one different at Pearl Harbor when he saw him. Marine and who are we to question after the broadcast. From there we bus into camp, at the guard s sta­ morning train, but even that would this weather. To join til* list of pals. Now news from ,you guys -shorts ------------------- iju ,* TUU IC 10 MV went to another famous spot, the tion I Identified myself ahd got am­ cut off a whole day of our pass. Bo about 15 minutes before the train Hollywood Canteen. Kay Kyser and bulance transportation to the and gal* and for you guvs and gals , teumg it to? He «a>*. Your GiorWell. I guess I’ve done my good left I gave him five dollar* and hl* orchestra were playing there. nurses' headquarters, got ray room He found tier; you could never guess all over the world-And first con-. i0Ui.dal Rems are O K. but if I had turn for the year, what da you told him to get home. He didn ’ t Boy. It was swell. After we left assignment, signed my insurance Whoever she might be. gratuluUons on. promotion* are in my way you’d. caU 'em Dauntless think? I sure wish I could have I am getting home-rick order— I — And I oak you. where are tlwre we went home—got there at Kper*. got my gas mask, got my want to at first, but I finally talked. _ For Johnny said. "COLUMBIA!" aged, but belleva ma I have st Immunlxatiou scries, got meas­ him Into IL I knew how bod he She U the gal for me!" To Captain Frank Westjirho has | al) these 80.000 more women our 4:30 Sunday morning. After break­ the south In the summer I ] been in service three tears in Nov., country needs? Get busy Zolly. fast Sunday morning we went up ured for a uniform, got some army wanted to go home, and jila dad Mother tells me you're moving It Is 110* In the barracks now. — — . ..... I Isn ’ t very well, so I finally got him --------' Well I must not take up any to their summer home in Topanga Insignia, wa* fingerprinted, reglsFrank Is at Yale university at you’re slipping." out to the lake next Week. Ill bet tered with the Medical AdmlnLitraj to go. We had all our stuff piled in more spice but leave a little fur New Haven. Conn, w lie re he Is diCanyon. It Is up In the Santa Mon ­ Gosh don't be so hard on an old five Corps, got my room, unpacked.1 my bag so I told him to take that the girls will be glad to get out Zolly. By the time you read till*. lector in the Air school. It Is a fine fej|or -- ------- -•---------- •— •>------------ ica Mountains and sure Is pretty. — mister—why you're the guys there. She uteo tells nte Dial you are day. after going through i I will have relinquished the office record you're making for yourself I..— From there we rode around some ate a meal, met some of the other I with him. • could write lelten home to do of School CommLuduner and Arthur Frank and tell Mr*. West we think |,I who He left me with nearly two dot pretty busy these days. In a way went through Thurmlay. w$ the trick. Giris are looking to the more to Long Beach and Santa nurses, and fell on my far? in bed W. Lathrop will be al the helm. Since then I have found that jars‘in my pocket with the under- that's good and In a way is Isn’t. If she’s a mighty lucky girl to iiave a ! men tn uniforms for their cue—and bad. Yours sincerely. hr two ehUf chief r-rr-uiw,.! recreational center., standing a' homes and we saw W1U Reb­ the standing that that I I would would pick pick up up the the you sell all your stock that's Jrrhusband like you. By the wuy. how who could begin the campaign bet­ Maude W. Smith tired because we had light ranch and polo field. That sure on the Post for us officers are: <D moncy (le *eni 1W. Ai«r racing my , are things in the tap room at he. ter than a Marine.—tills time we're wonderful place. There are big the officers club; (2) the paw thea- I brain as to what to do I finally de­ de- | you deserve ltm not packs which consist of sli Hotel Taft, that diagonal hop across asking you! We accept your tint ter* If we want to get away 'from elded to hunt up a UBO. bGKk which halve*, which Is a half of a It Is a very warm greeting wo from the campus, or wouldn't a proposal so well carry on with— ’forI 1 klddli^ ““ blt lent, tent stake* and pole, tnea send you this week in more ways Captain be knowing? Well bet on the place Jn honor of Will Roger*. it all we go to the beach for a swim did. I paid 50c and got a bunk for been here the num. night. <I gui got up nua this iuuiuuik morning I — ...... almost eight, u[r --- . . than one, because they've finally you to top any of "old Ell's men" All the time I was there I only saw __ •I . haven„«. rooitlr j breBkfMrt rlghl at at the U U. -------------------------------, why I'mI-m no„„ longer a rookie#nd anhn( d had breakfast right . WAVE Ann VanWestemao la two movie stara—Ginger Rogers and weeks now. turned or. the heat In these parts । and a* .for you in a uniform. A w.th w.t*, 1 s n O. and __ I was It good. i(Those U. 8. Pvt. David 8. Goodyear ' and “wringing wet" la no longer a they wouldn’t even be in the- run- now nt Smith College taking her Red Skelton. We had to come back but I do remember keenly and ■boot' training. Co. P. 385th Inf. we had rifles which weigh • ifiwe— - figure of speech. We’ve always I nlng. to camp after dinner Sunday. Got ?lJpr^!allon . the . klndn<>' a’"> O?s are life saver*). After breakfast of my HasUngs Yrlends i wandered up to the Union station < 76lh Div. hoped we’d never be. that which is I To Ed (Thoma* Edward> Me­ Makine McCrary, daughter of the there at 2 o’clock Monday morning. Ifriendliness (ConUnued on Page 5. Sec. 1.) hone I aha 11 iu*e snnn- nt thorn 'In Well, that is a great plenty about so elegantly called, "a drip", but , Pharlln who is now u corjwral who C.MMcCrary* at the Kellogg Ag. H* p*rt “2d ! wrltM that,he’s pleased of hl* pro- School Farms, has Joined tlie me. what have you been doing? Are I hope you and, your family are Luh 80! motion but when he think* th« — WAACS. Good for you Maxine, we Eu feeling better? I sure hope so. — ----— ..ifre well. Rose, and that the Barry coun ­ Willi our stock Ktnek comment rnmmrnt for f.ir times ________ .. .. ___ y mom. don’t worry about me get- : with are over a half million corporals In need fiftesn more like you from like these—'What (he heck’ and the anny he isn’t so excited. Well Barry county. ting a furlough. I can’t get one x* ty Nurses' Assn. Is going flill blast. Sincerely yours. here we go with a carton of drags those of us back home are excited One who's wailing to WAVE long a* I am on the desert. Don’t and puffs for— Grace Butler and plenty pleased about IL—would farewell a* soon a* she's 20 yr*, old worry. Pvt. Garrett Earl Everson. Jr. Well. I have 24 hour* of guard be even If there were over two mil­ on Aug. 2nd is Beverly Jone* who Station Hospital * AB.N. 36458854 lion corporals in the army. Ed. who has finished two years at WJd.C.E. duty starting today so I guess I'd Co. B. 13th QAf. Tr Camp Davis. North Carolina better close for now. Tell everv one has been oversea* since Dec. (fin­ at Kalamazoo. Camp Lee. Virginia. Not Fireworks—The ished at St. Row In '36) like* hl* And speaking of the Feminine I said "Hello" write soon and loads Pleasant smoke rings and good luck. work and sees Norvul Stamm of­ Directly to the 'glad to *ee you.' ten. Best wishes to both of you. June 22. 1943 "Bud" Torch of Freedom of specializing hcr war work, that | Dear Zolly: " __ news. Keith Clark and a marine Pvt. Paul L Rose. 36415335 To Flpyd Craig who Is a Carpen­ is. she has become engaged to buddy were home for a few days. . ter# Mate first ciass. ‘ noyd you I Please change my Bonner . adCo. M. 123rd Infantry ters Mate First Class. Floyd, you Chief Petty Officer Taravelll at The 4th of July is the They have a summer assignment i know. 1* a CB stationed somewhere* Clear Ijke Camp—oh yes. she Is A. P O. 33, c/o Postmaster Nava|UTrrininReUnit“atUAniit Artlnr 11,1 thc sou,h Pucl,lc a,ld u,ls new Florence Wright of Dowling, who Pvt. Bernard D. Whitmore. Los Angles, California. birthday of our home­ ItSiri. i ra,,k u to Ton Sergeant finished at H.HB. a couple years 36450490 AB.U.T. No. 3801 (8.T.ARS.) back and has since been a student 'Station Hospital land ... it is the sym­ at M SC. Florence Is a very lovely Camo Davis, North Carolina | Texas A. A- M. College Just 30 more hours to go at the Uni- I1 To Charles ‘ College Station. Texas. Parker (Middleville lass and her Intended Is a prince of June 19, 1943 bol of oil we are fight­ verslly and lie hope* he will be able uear itosc— 1 enl°y the paper very much and to finish before he Ls transferred I and Hostings) who has been com­ n fellow that everybody likes. Here I am on night duty at the have certainly enjoyed yqur column ing for—of all we are from Ann Arbor. Keith's pal who missioned. an Ensign In the Navy —ation hospital and. although althoug.. It .. is _ Keep mu*e fine «wk because Has­ June 10. 1M3 station had been doing Hasting*, was so and will report at Cambridge after Dear Zolly: - 12 m hour u-,,- job. I do enjoy ,, Units bovs Un> wnrlil nvrr ri ’iirl-­ Ungs boys the world over are read a it. and all we hope to be! weary one day he Just wanted to July for training nt Harvard Uni­ Tills Ls Just a line to let you kgow We work a month on night riuv ing every word of It. flop so the fellows hiked themwlv.’s versity. 'Chuck’, who received hb» Sincerely. out of about every six month*. Hlil* that the Banner has been quite a down to the U6O. room and broth­ M. A. degree in Public Administra­ Bernard D. Whitmore is from 7 p. m. to 7 a. m. I do think tion at U. of M. this spring, has er did they unlax.—'tills place I* in and around Hastings. One , it's Interesting although in this hot a life Mtver.' they said, all of which been working at the Office of Price doings June 18. 1943 the most interesting features—at, weather It Is also rather grueling, J roves when your sleepy you’re aw- Administration in Washington Mr* of least to a fellow In the service—I* 1 The Army Nurse Corps I* quite a Dear Dad, ully tired. (If we .round a little P. and daughter Janet, will live in the letters from others who are also bit different and in many ways. Well I finally got my three dav Buffalo with her family for the balmy fellows dont'UDrget It may pass. Simmons got one the same In the armed forces all over the . quite a bit more entertaining and duration. be the heat and then again—• To Captain Frank Rogers who Is country. Kim Sigler, and the others | professional than I had anticipated, time I did. and ne had to do some PFC Willard H. Gardiner wa* In tall talking too. our whole squad go: have written such interesting ” '—- '----------------------- ’" — “ the other day and gave us hl* new flying transport planes for the U. who S. Marine Air Corps in the South- features at tlie beginning are al­ qualnted with everyone here. We them. Tlie sergeant told us we could address which is: I west Pacific. Prank write* that he ways good to read. too. Keep It up. have our dances. We are only five take them anytime We wanlca tnctu. PFC Willard H. Gardner So. naturally the first though, that miles from the Atlantic shore, so Sincerely flew Joe E. Brown when he was on Co. B, 778 M.P. Bn. swimming occupies much of what entered my mind was coming home. Richard E. Brower. EM 3,'c i tour entertaining the troops In that N WS. Post Office I went last night and x>ked the Co. spare time we have. C. B. Detachment No. 1007 area. You're doing .7a "great Job Fort run Lewis. ixrwis. Washington waaninKton. ij ~ * •— Each of us nurses ha* a private Commander about going home. He Co. B, Plat. 6. U-8.N.R. You look topper WIU.rd-br.1 • 7*;7. “S !' ! to you. we think you're great. , ABD Porl'Hueneme. California. , room in our barrack*. There are told me that army regulations sav luck. three nurses* barracks (quarters) you are not supposed to go over To First Lt. Carl Robert Edmonds United States Marine Corps and each houses about 20 nurse*. three hundred mile* on a three day Each quarter has a little "day” pas*. I told practically everything May 16. 1943 room in which we receive and enter­ in the book to make him change .. in the- Alaskan Area’ os announced Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wood tain our guests. his mind but no soap. I even asked Hi. Bob qorham rewn.<d Sun'■» “'.Sf 128 W. Bond. Hasting* for an- extension, but he said he iry_ . • Aiasxa ueier.se command, 'bee Dear Mom and Dad: would have to make out two passes I received your letter of April ------------ - — —----------- — i story ebewhere) Good going, Carl. ' And to Yeoman 3 c Mlles Water* 26th last Wednesday and tlie one of, we have all the officers who are and that would put him bn the spot. Il. M. Co. (Q.) — They — are not not too rick ordinarily So. I got a pass to go home with > wedding congratulations and best April 7th thi* morning. I also re- UL Camp Berkeley. Texas. pleasant, and never Simmons. wishes to your bride, the former ceivcd the V-mail one last Wed- ' to be extremely Dleasant. Bob 1* In the Ordnance Dept, tills Kathleen DanlcLs. Much happiness nesday and a V-mall from Phyllis fall. to mention what the Army | We got In Washington about 10:being hl* first trip home; July will to both of you and how about a let­ this morning, mailed the 3rd of nurse means to them. GO pro. last night and went to the finish his lirst year mark in service ter from the Capitol City In D. C — May. pretty good Ume. huh!. Personally. I like the Army life.1 union station (We had 312 between The army has certainly streamlined that is. when you have time, after must oku confess that most o> of mo the , u*> and we thought that we had Well. ye*. I have a little some- i *I rnu.-i ™ um you. fellow which 1* another way oi your honeymoon. thing else to write about this Ume.1 nurse* anticipate' Overseas’ service. enough to take us one way. When telllgn you you're looking great. n«ir t-n-. we went to buy our tickets. That's all, of the special congrat­ Last night Buff and Jay (two fel- The camo life is nwe or When you say you like tlie Army ulation* lor thh time and just In lows in my tent from Texas) and I porary. We are treated With great dispalr, we found it cost 39.00 per but you'd just as soon be home, passing let us tell you that regnrd- had a lot of fun. AU the real of tne respect by officers and enlisted men. । person one way. It was a. lot eliesoer there’s Just one answer to that Bob. Icsa o! rank and rating, and even fellow* in the tent were on liberty. I When we go to the nearest city we | if we bought a furlough ticket but —"who wouldn't!" Good luck fellow, though it Isn't always written, by Buff and I went over to the PJC. how about a letter? now you must be able to read be­ and got six cans of pork and bean*. I Earl Smith 1* Ivere on a 10 day tween the lines, that every weex. candy and'six boxes of while soda furlough from Fort Riley. Kan. from the bottom of our heart, we Winn Oreen was home over Sat­ salute you ALL. In talking with the mess age of our v urday and Sunday from Fort George Word from Donald Nevin* say* galley 'kltclieni out of a loaf of Meade. Md. Good to see you Winn, he has arrived safely, somewhere in bread. Then we took a bucket one and they tell us the Army hasn't North Africa, and lie enjoyed the got sonie hot waUr out of the galley changed you in thi* particular re­ trip. and put the cans of beans In the spect. you took off leaving half Lt. Horace Powers writes from bucket of hot water and heated your stuff and your Dud ha* sen' Charleston. N. C.. that they hope them on our little oil stove we have a package so the rest of your be­ to have a leave during July. We in our Unu. It wasn't long before longing* can catch up with you. so too. Lt.—so here's to seeing the beans wire hot and then we had S/Sgt. Charles Kidder. 438 E. hopeand Smart, practical! Jacket type blouses and pre­ quite a feast. We really got full. We Mabie. • * Oreen. who grew up In the house you Violet Foreman leaves Thursday had a lot of fun out of It too. cise slacks! Rayon and cotton gabardine! kitty-comer from the Wood school to Join Kirk Foreman who I* sta­ I wa* sure glad to get a letter with came home Sunday and leave* on tioned in a mechanics school at a little late news in it. It aure July 4th for— Tulsa. Okla. Dou'l forget the letter seemed funny, to get a letter dated 605 TX>. Bn. back In February and you be telling you’re going to write. 'VI.' Med. Detach. Jimmy Springer is In Radar train­ how cold it was and about all the Camp Hood. Texas. Efficiently gay! Smartly cut, neatly tailored ing and he'd sure appreciate cards snow when here it is May already. Charles is a genial, red headed guy on hl*-birthday which is July 9th I hope my letters are coming slacks! Roomy pockets! 12 to 20. who enlisted 20 months ago. likes through O.K. There's not much to his job and gives U all he's go*.. them usually, but you’ll know I’m Cpl. James A. Springer Young Grtnage. from over west Gun alright anyway. I will write you Lake way, lift with Charles and again soon. Take care of ydurselves: Camp Murphy. Florida. they were together for a lime but "Hello'’, to James McKelvey (Ma­ since they changed camps, Charles ple Grqvei who we understand is Lots of Love. Tlie perfect outfit for all-summer wear! Sleek hasn't seen anyone from Barry "enroute'1- from the U3A. Your Chummy rayon, superbly cut! Solid colon. Sixes 12-20. county. Good luck to both of you brother Arthur is still at Ammariila, Pvt. Harry L Wood. Jr.. UBJd.C. fellows. c/o Fleet Post Office Texas and Earl McKelvey is sta­ That song. “There’s something tioned at the Hawaiian Islands. Let San Francisco, California. about a soldier that Is fine, fine. us know your address 'Jim' when Enjoy Summer In Perfect Style! Here is a letter received by Mrs. you reach your destination. this week we double the nentlment Merle Dundas has been honorably N. B. Rose. 720 N. Church Si., Has­ as we greet twins. Pvt. Ronald V. discharged and is now on Army Re­ tings, from her son. Pvt. Paul L. and Pvt. Donald V. Conklin (Del­ serve at home in Irving twp. He's Rose. ton. R. No. 2) home from South back at hl* defense Job In Middle­ Love Lane Valley Carolina. They like being back home ville and they even gave him his Sweetheart State here 'Among'sl the Yankees’ (boys, old number Back. Merle was sta­ Forgive me darling we’re all yank* now) and they re­ tioned In Iceland but being over the I forgot the date, turn to camp July 6lh. Don and draft age was released for farming June 7. 1943 Hetes the smartest combination of good Ron started out together—one being and his defense Job. Merle says it Dearest Mom: sent to Utah—one to Wls, On the takes a long time to get used to the Well at long last here I am again looks and good comfort In town—the per­ Streamlined Swima ways’! very day the boys entered service army but it also takes a long time —Surprised? I finally got a chance fect outfit for relaxation! Light, cool, cas­ an Act of Congress provided that to get straightened around alter to go to Los Angeles. Boy. it Is a swell ually styled sport shirts In superb rayons. twins were not to be separated In you're once home. . place. I went with James Marks, the army. This fact was not known Russ Laubaugh is now overseas one of my buddles, and we stayed IS Handsome colon! when the boy* were separated but with his aunt. She is a doctor and when the news reached Ron and Lt. Russell Laubaugh she sure has a nice place. We start­ Don they got busy and al last they ed at nine o'clock Friday night and A.P.O. 634 Cool, Carefree And Comfortable! are stationed together with the Postmaster got In L. A. about ten the next day. Perfect fitting, handsome same address which Is— We went Into a barber shop across New York City. N. Y. knits. Built-in athletic sup­ Medical Detach. C.A.A.B. Station from the P. E. station for a hair porter! Columbia Army Air Base cut and a shoe shine and It cost me Pvt. Harold E. Webb Columbia. South Carolina. 12.25. Wow! I aure wont go back Station Hospital. Ward I Colorful cotton alack*. Built a| nn "It took a lot of red tape and the Fort Benning, Ga. there again. Well It was about elev­ signature of a two star general to And you had what you could really en o'clock then so we went down For Swimming Or Play Time! Sturdy tool get u* together again but we made call a ’tough break", couldn’t you town and had some breakfast— it” said the boys adding. "Letters fellow? Harold 1* a parachute another 31.25. It was worth It are jnvlted and always much en- jumper and through some mishap though. After breakfast we walked while chuting down* he broke his up Broadway and back. Home over Bunday and Mondav leg and now the ’Lindy hop’ looks We called up Jim's aunt and was Bub Reed who is In the Naval like quite a Jump to Harold who found out where she lived and then Reserve at Webb Institute. Bob is would like to Ret lot* of mall to caught a street car and went out having some heavy experience at help keep things Interesting until there. She live* about 6 miles from PURSES *600.00 Grown-up styles for young Brooklyn navy yeards this summer he can get back In the harness where we got on the street car but । figures. Sleek fitting with Also visiting relative* al Wall Lake again. it only cost eleven cent* to go out '‘flared skirt. Smart trim. over Sunday and Monday was Lt. Bob (Robert Daniel) Sease. son there. After we saw some of Jim** David Townsend who flew in for of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sease. Route folks they took u* out to the oil PRIZES o< $50.00 his short visit 3. 1* now enrolled as an aviation fields and from there to Hollywood, Toddlers' Smart Styles, Too! 'Another 'home for Sunday’ man cadet In the Army Air Forces Pre- then out to Beverly Hill*, then down was Victor Mead. HJi.S. -37. who FliRhl School for Pilots at Max- past the Douglas Aircraft factory has been In the army a year and After we had *een all of that, we is now stationed In Chicago with Cadet Sease attended Clemson went up to the Oriffelh Observatory. the Army Air Corp*. What I* your College, South Carolina, in 1943. address, vic? and had served in the U. B. Army ■ Burdette Timm. 8 2/c, United as an enlisted man for four months They have the second largest teles States Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. In cute styles, attractively cope In the world there. After w Gilbert Timm, R. 2. surprised the tion cadet In the Army Air Forces. trimmed! Grand for sun-batnhome folks when he walked in Tues- June 1. 1943. at Maxwell Field, Ala­ to Jim’s aunts. We went out to sup^ ing.-tool bama. per at a night club in China town His parents had not heard from Here Is a report from Fort Wash­ and really had a supper. We Had a him since March 18. and this is the ington. Md. June 2S. Brigadier Gen­ swell meal and saw a floor show Styled For Bathing Beauties! first time he has been home since eral Herbert C, Holdridge, comman­ and really had Rood time. he joined the Navy on Jan. 18. 1942. dant of the Adjutant General's After supper we walked around Burdette has been in actual com­ School, pinned a Good Conduct rib­ China town and saw a lot of beau­ bat service in the Pacific and has bon on T/4th Herbert L. Cutler of tiful and interesting tilings There four medals to his credit—The 320 6. Marshall St.. Hastings. Mich, was a little Chinese girl, about as American Defense Service Medal. at a presentation review here on big a* Mary, on the street and she June 24. Sgt. Cutler was among some 280 tiny and she talked like a house Figure flattering suit with Models that smile Campaign Medal and Asiatic-Pacif­ enlisted men of the Service BatU- a fire. I bought a flower and she becoming flared skirt and pert ic Area Camitaign Medal. And Just Uon attached to the Adjutant Gen­ pinned it on my shirt. rick-rack trim. 32-40. budgets! Sturdy for Burdette his parents entertained eral's School to be honored for "ex­ The rest of the folks had to go about thirty relatives and friends emplary behavior, efficiency and home then so we said goodbye to all In his honor Sunday. fidelity'* during the past year. Good of them. One of Jim’s cousins, who work Herb, that’s fine recognition. Is very pretty and a lot of fun. Ifomla on Wednesday when he rewouldn't let me go till I kissed her ON THE HOME FRONT .’EWE’Al lib S f Celebrate! SLACK LAKE ODESSA SUITS FOR GIRLS WOMEN'S SLACKS MONDAY, JULY 5 3” SUMMER sg WLS BARN DANCE SLACK SUITS 6“ HEADED BY ft PATSY MONTANA ft ft COWGIRL SWINGSTERS ft RED FOLEY 2 Men't Rayon Sport Shirts 0 0 PEOPLE 12 0 EVENING SHOWS IN FRONT 0 OF GRAND STAND Other Attractions HARNESS RACES HORSE PULLING (3 2 25 MEN'S TRUNKS 98c GIRLS' SLACKS Girls' Swimaways* 198 EVENTS) CONTESTS LIVE STOCK SHOW HORSES - CATTLE - SHEEP - HOGS SWIM TRUNKS 98c Plotoon of soldiers from Fort Custer with Amphibian Jeeps and Scout Car MIDWAY NOTE: All receipts, other than actual expenses go for war charities Swimoway! Suits 0 FREE GATE FREE PARKING S ! 298 JUVENILE S �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JVLY 1, 1M1 ITORIALS momenta, and forget the real, and 1 to where I wait, come jointly oo. I Puberal services were held at Uic ! Walldorff funeral home at 2 P. M Wednesday conducted by Rev. John R. KlUhlng. her former pastor, assisted by Rev. S. Conger Hathar— - - -. I way, pastor of the local Presbyterian I Such kid glove. Pollyanna policy. church. Interment In Riverside I may have avoided some trouble at|<------ *— the Ume but it merely delayed the real ahowdown and fostered a spirit' MUNICIPAL COURT Burr laiubauKh. <3, at this city. | n! contempt and disregard for the, I la* and law enforcement agencies] was arrested last week (or non­ Which Im grown progressively support ol nts family, lie admitted tlie charge in Municipal court and was orue.cd to pay the coals in the ■ Rioters allowed no respect for the' case. 44-54), Judge Cortrlght then ■; directed that he pay 425 lor fam■ police uniform but they calmed1,1 Uy expenses, and that tie pay >10 ■ -down Instantly when Use U. B ' prr wick regularly thereafter to hxs ■ Army moved in because they knew ;i lamlly. The judge adjourned hi:. ■ Uial the Army meant business. In I case tor 30 da>s and if the detenu, ■ fact, at a tiine when Negroes under ent pays the stipulated sum regu■ police eacort were being attacked. tally nerearter the cue Will prob- 1 I auly be dismissed. 1 Ralph Woodmansee. 33. 32. ot of mow Dow-- ; ■ ceeded in escorting iMMimMufcb a Notro tn safety u Haipn wooomanae*, arrested Friday for opcr■ through * mob of rioters-and no ft car wthout a license. In ■ one tried to molest either of them. Miuucip.il Court the next day he I B _ . , A. .................... | admitted the charge, and paid the ■ Federal officials who bislJted in |J0 I1|1C nIlcJ MJ0 t>y | ■ locating Ure Sojourner of Truth JurtBC cortrlght. ■ Negro Housing Project in the Ora W. Dawson. 40. of Caledonia. | midst of a white residential dis- i was picked up by tne of I leers tor , I trict despite local fM-otests and a violation ol the automobile laws. , I warnings must take a share of the < Saturday, in Municipal court here I | bum. tor pnrlplutliu thU db- g “ ful riot. There were other *‘,u. iU.'“ •77° .S?5 , ' Lies available for thia project ul flu ° week^^or I I .bkh mU not tbtr OT.UU .nch '.’X.n'V.r J" • foAQi/AimAfaum md Ptuct POTATOES I K ■ sharp friction. , lights. He admiUcd the charge I .r, . .11 1,..’ JLn’t Tmiidn™' Saturday and paid >5 00 fine and, aU*, ,y?u, cant "uU“ttc M-50 coals, which Judge CortngiK 1 I through racial tolerance. prescribed as the proper penalty. • • * , Deputy Slienff Gerald Bedford ol I Lack of respect shown the Detroit Middleville picked up William S. I police is. of course, a direct reflec- stouffcr. 37 of Ada, Mich., whom I Uon <m higher official policy, whleh he found . drifting on M-37 on I I wa* apparently unprepared for the 7 nunday of last week between tills , I outbreak even though trouble iusd city and Middleville al excessive I Been brewing for more than a year. »pce<l. The offleer said he was goI • • • j ing al Uic rate of 60 miles an hour. There ia no reason why the' He plead guilty, in municipal court I American m.liceman with nroner lh,t “Xtenuxm and was fined >10 . II 1 ? 111 C*That M‘ Stouffer ndoYfu-iti hu-kine In 1'uul lold thc JudcasU ‘IC cortrlght he had I not command oa much respect in recently discharged from army I hl* own sphere as the London Bobby. < ,cnlcc becaU5C of a nervous dis­ ’ .* * ! order. I Buch respect, however, can never I be achieved cither by a policy of, I *kid-gk>ving“ or by undue harsh-; I ncas The main thing which seems to be needed Ls a firm, impartial | | enforcement of the law WITHOUT , I REGARD TO POLITICAL FA­ VORS OR POSSIBLE EFFECTS ON , * OOU.NO election. I ,WuU, J1Uy , I I I I Amtrtcn r»l« loreo by .nd „w mcmbe„ | targe, are not being given thc vote on so we will be looking for you I break they deserve, and American; Sorry but our Commander and taw and order is the loser, thereby.' Adjutant were not able to attend ’ . • • • . ■ tiie state encainpmcnt and we have Tn passing the Oonnally-Smltii bill had no report from tho other dele- . over the president's veto, in record. 50 we'WiU have to postpone ; UiS. Conner merely reflected the; Bboul cnc“«nP«™“ until, wld..H»«d dhuUiUcUun ' s„„41 lhe camr.dn ulnH|. exists with government handling of ed the Blue Gill festival last Sattabor problems and the persLstance; urdny. of strikes in vital war industries | We want tp offer the 'sympathies even while Americans are dying In' ‘>‘e I**t to the family of late battle along the far-flung world s,n?‘;h 1,1 u,elr ,OS5 ot husbattle fronts in a war of survival band and father. * »________ _ | (whaU about the rights of labor' OBITUARY OF undo* Japanese or Nazi rule, for SHERMAN SMITH ^paMnplel). Sherman Allen Smith, son of Si-1 . Im and Jane Smith, was born on When such tabor leaders as March 26. 1872. in Allegan-county Thomas. Murray and Green say that and departed this life on June 22. j In over-riding the veto. Congress at the age of 71 years. 2 inontlis and , waa not ictlng tn the capacity of 26 days representatives of the people. They k \° 1 are merelv kiddinc themselves In Xxiuelta Farlec in 1891 and to this “nlon wcre born four «“»• Rnljah thia -----------instance. Congress ------was reflectof wuvii Detrou, Ellsworth. r.uner. Elmer, JOJo-, ----- u. , cHuwuiui. ing a a Very real and and very very intense interne . M-ph ....... of Hastings _____ ___daughters. ■___ I very real and■.two ’ public sentiment. <--------------------------------------------------Zelma Cox of Hostings and Velva' I Komraus of Ypsilanti. He leaves to For producing the final burst of mourn their loss besides his wife, resentment which pushed this bill four sons, two daughters, sixteen through in face of presidential grandchildren, five great grand­ opposition, organized labor can children and a host of other rela. lives, friends and neighbors. 'thank John L. Lewis who during I Funeral services were held Friday I the past few weeks has given more aftcnioon nt 2 P. M. at lhe Leon- , aid and comfort to enemies ot tlie ord Funeral home June 25. Inter­ United Stales than any ot the Nazi men: was made at Woodland ceme- I or Japanese agents who may still tery with Rev. Adcock officiating. CHARLTON PARK*— Admittedly the bill is neither good nor adequate, although it has much mure in its favor than the counter proposal suggested by the adminis­ tration. The bill wax conceived in a spirit of anger and does not con­ stitute the thorough houseclennlng and overhaul of government labor policy so badly needed. However,,' it is something rm>errte; a'point of departure; a defi­ nite start toward the solution of an admittedly difficult problem. The Connally-Smith bill, admit­ tedly Imperfect, b probably no more unfair or one-sided than the Was- The Cutalnger Engineering Co s ! Bnscbnli Team played nt lhe Park Sunday. But they arrived so late I that nearly everybody had gone home. Tlie game was an exerting one ending with a score of fourteen to four favor of the Park team. Next Sunday Vermontville plays at the Park. The Museum has received a num-' b-r of articles this year: A reaper and elevated oven, cook stove from M. Shipman; a wooden hay fork, j "Zulu shot cun and muzzed loadIna ritir from Mr Rnv Fuller; and ■ । a wooden txirnu cylinder ind lift | valve from Mr. Frank Prentice. | Would like very much to secure' a couple of wooden well buckets., । an "A ' drug and any other articles । suitably for Uie Museum. | OBITUARY OF labor program can ever be estab­ lished until both of these measures are overhauled; possibly fused into May Durham wna born Nov. one, fair, all-inclusive measure 111. 1890. to Hattie and Orville Dur­ which adequately covers the em­ ham in Barry county. She hu ployer-employee relationfhlp. spent hcr life in this vicinity. I On June 6. 1908. she wu united .in marriage m Claude Qlchn Mc­ HASTINGS PIONEER DIES Alice Josephine Bowne—general I v Intyre nt Hastings ......r w .ukuict; She drjMru-d this life on June 23 known as “Kittle Bowne" daughter Of Andrew J. and Jennie J. Bownc. j1* ,ler *“»'«• near Dowling. Th'*e was born in Prairieville Township. n»’iirn their Ions Ix'sldcs her near the village of Prairieville, husband are eleven children. Mrs Michigan. December 12. 1853. and Katherine Martinson. Mr*. Lula ____ - away at - »Pennock -------- Case. Mrr. Ruth Grant. Harry. Rnbpassed hospital. __-----------____ _ -----------------_____ Iert. Mrs. Dorris Galnder. Mrs. Am­ Monday noon. June 23th. 1943 . October 17, 1874. at th’ age of .brr R*P»*r. Ralph. Mrs Laura Gib­ twenty, »he was married to Joseph '5on- i**15 “nd Maurice; two broth­ er Hanaily of Chicaeo. Ill. He was cre/ and JHerbert, fifteen killed by a train on the Illinois i Ktandchildrcn and a host of friends. Central tn 18S4S TO this union was ------------1 born a ton. Carl, who died in in- HICKOR1 CORNEUh Xanry. and a daughter Helena who < Mr. and Mm. Alfred Galnder en-1 died at iirr home tn Chicago in pertained the McMartin family rcWH- /n»y lived in Montana. North : union on Sunday June 20. Tho.» Dakota and Iowa where the children | present were: Mrs. T. B Carroll Ifcie barn. 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll and Dorothy. Ruth Ann end ' lutionan. French and English an-1 Gladys. Miss Esther Carroll, am: festry: her grandfather John Bowne i Mrs. Mary penny and daughter, AlwA'»am^retL^‘ei^Uh?rrfl812 H 1 or Wainwell; Mr. and Mrs. ** R L Fetierhoff and Mrs R. J. Gu- Sis, S “(nT„£Llsl“Si1 S’":M 7?A' a former member of the "New Idea" I .__________ Kith^ wSTt^HlSteSroultf r"OH»»»TION PARTY She WB» the recipient of a prise I **,CN,C ainslMlrig of a book from the Grand i H®*1 Monday, July 5, an all day Bapids Press tot writing a poem on clenic will be held at John Beil the aubject of Mother, and one of »-‘tR In Grand Rapids, sponsoird her poems was accepted for publica- , bv the Michigan Prohibition party, tion In the Worida Fair Authology ; Lunch at noon followed by a pro­ of Verse. ) cram at two o’clock, with Major She is surviied by a brother. Belle Hubbell of Grand Rapids end 4ndrtw Bowne who redd-. O. L. Cheney of Detroit as guest «d with her, a niece Maud Bowne rpeakers. There will also be muslffWW, of. TUcson. Artxona. and a । nnd gAmes. All who am Interested sffl r°e<k'-!Mr lnv‘lttl t0 al,,,nd Wm J. Per- as*su, ™ “rfins?» ‘lGrlnd Rai’ldj‘ 15 Kent I’n wr?Ian‘ Ute {Umneea. youn »tlll, you mice 1 of uic urgaaUaiiun. t Gottler White. SMOKED HAMS |0us- 44c U. S. NO. I 29? 1 CANTALOUPES YELLOW SQUASH .15? APPLES 2ui29< CHICKENS SLICED BACON COOKED HAMS Hed HifM tyl&uda. WATERMELONS WHOLE MELON QUARTER SECTION SKINLESS FANCY—SANTA ROSA PLUMS ■23' CUCUMBERS 2:os 25* DIPMICC I ILNlV3 SMOKED—SUGAR CURED I* POINTS) LI ' *CAN 12c . ' ' (If POINTS) NIBLHS IONA WHITE CORN (14 PQINTSl’cAN 11c LITTLE KUNEL-CREAM STYLE ■EJllc CORN (14 POINTS) IONA TOMATOES (It POINTS) mc°a411c (It rOIHTS) "&»l3c TOMATOES P.M FRIDAY (II POINTS} N<CAH 17c COMSTOCK 17c FRUIT COCKTAIL PIE APPLES (E POINTS) GLMS 17c WHITEHOUSE APPLE SAUCE 'JlS'^Uc All GihhI Xoir! HALVES OR SllCtO IONA PEACHES 'Jk’M.ac UAL MONTE SLICED PEACHES (II POINTS) •SJlDc BARTLETT PURS Jo.” c2! 25c GLASS 12c IONA RED SOUR-PIITID GREEN BEANS "c°J13c PIE CHERRIES KELIARU MARASCHINO WAX BEANS (14 POINTS) WCAN 17c CHERRIES MISC CANNED TOMATO JUICE £2&15c ANN PAGE TOMATO SOUP. ,..3'^ 19c IONA (I POINTS) KETCHUP IOL 10c CAMPRELL'S CHICKEN IJX^lic NOODLE SOUP SLICED "’X.T’I.hISc MUSHROOMS (4 POINTS) *CAN 29c GRAPE JUICE (I POINTS) QT. 28c OATMEAL FRUIT 33c PEANUT BUTTER « 15c GRAPE JAM SANDWICH SPREAD 30c LUX SOW mMdffcHUQJi TOILET SOAP qi. SALAD DRESSING BRAN FLAKES 27c 2 )1. Me 3 pkg 28c fini QT. KOI. 9C DUFFS FKG 20C 8c SUNHYFIEIO HOT CEREAL CAII.S1.24 pkg. k 'Kl’IOc 23c 3 cams 20c RUSO fkg. 2cakes13c OXYDOL FXG. 23c MANHATTAN SOW FLAKES vol. IOT. HOT SAUCE o, BC FOR A COOL SOFT DRINK LIP SAUCE' MUSTARD •oi 28c QUAST 11C ft Pc 6 1.'»■ 15c BAKING SODA * , POINTS 3Me PCI II |f)KSKERiy * PUDDINGS CRISCO pkg. 20c E7.OZ. q PKG. 7L ROLLED OATS PKGS. GELATIN DESSERT 5 pkgs. 24c “pEITc SPARKLE PUDDING ",£14c KREMEL PUDDING 4 FLAVORS IUKKET POWDER FKG. 20C 5 pkgs. 24c ASSOmO FLAVOKJ SHKEODEO PKG. 5C 2 PKGS. 19c PICKLES • OLIVES RALSTON FKG 10c CREAM OF WHEAT FKG 21C SWEET PILULES ,7ai.24c FKG.1OC DILL PICKLES ”f/.19c «»12c QUEEN OLIVES SIS'39c EACH PKG. 5 PKGS. 29c JELLO ANH PAGE WHEAT FOOD FLA-VOR-AID 2y t§H3c STEAK SAUCE FOFUIAK MANDI CIGARETTES 5c posts WOKCHESTMSHIKI BROWN SUGAR RICE GEMS Mk14c 25c tgf 12c HORSE RADISH DIKIYS WAffLE MIX JACK F«OJt pkg. RALSTON CAXI 8C 19c SPAEXtC SUNNTFIELD WHEAT1ES DEWS CLEANSER ASSORTED CEREALS V5A17c LARGE WOODSUIT'S 2 2 Ji 18c BAKING POWDER SUNHYFIEIO FOULS' MACARONI FANCY RICE 7c SUNNTFIELD SWUTHtAXT ' u k CONFECTIONER'S SUGAR Ui 8c SPAY OR RICE PUFFS MELLO WHEAT LIFUUOY OK 2™. 15c GRANULATED SUGAR ALM * HAMMER WHEAT PUFFS ANN PAGE iil 22c IODIZED SALT, MICHIGAN SULTANA pkg. SUNIlYFItlD RASP. PRESERVES ffi93c *5127 JACK FP.QST CAN 40c CEREALS TOILET SOAPS UNSWEETENED SALAD DRESSING ‘?i20c CORN FLAKES AHN PAGE TOILET SOW S1ISCF.I I. ANTOVS ;#iic HERMANS / GRAPEFRUIT JUICE MORTON'S "Si 42c . SUNNTrltLD SULTANA C1ISPA PRET7ELS PINEAPPLE JUICE RUMILE ME TUNA FISH i. POINTS) SE£ ANN PAGE 2 AV 29c HUE SONNET ARP SULTANA COOKI! x HUE SONNET WSU3c GRAHAM WAFERS DOLES 7c TOMATO PUREE • SALTINES COCKTAIL PILLSBURY FLOUR SUNNYFIELD SCOTT COUNTY SAUERKRAUT ■ALANSED FOR RAKING VIENNA SAUSAGE.;: ,2 iff, 23c CODFISH AND GOOD THROUGH JULY 31st "‘JS'JSL. Ik RVANIWV *j°» 12c JUICES CAMPIELL'S ARMOURS N. P, Q. EXPIRE MIDNIGHT. AUG. 7th CRACKERS RED BfANS (I POINTS) ' SOT. 8C SUHNYflELD FLOUR CRAB MEAT ASTORIA SCOTT COUNTY POTTED MEAT (I PTS.) 3cANZS 23c GORTON'S VALID ALL THIS WEEK KEIFFER PEARS Wa 13c IONA FLOUR enrichid K, L. M. EXPIRE MIDNIGHT. JULY 7th RED STAMP “P” IONA THANK YOU ” 'can 32c ARMOUR’S AAP WHITE MEAT (II POINTS) H°cIn 20C PEACHES ALL PURPOSE (S POINTS) TREE! K, L, M,N,P, Q, COMSTOCK DICED BEETS (4 POINTS*'CAN 7c (II POINTS) GENTLE CANSEl> .MEATS • FISH I BLUB STAMPS ■ SULIA.NA LARSEN'S VE6ALL 39* 45* 41* EVAP. MILK | IVORY SOAP 3s29r 3 fife 26* PM SATURDAY 9 fair play freestone SPINACH 34c x REDFISH FILLHS , u29c HALIBUT STEAK .. 45c HADDOCK FILLETS"™49c WHITEHOUSE (ASXED VEGETABLES TASTY ' LB. READY TO EAT—SHANK HALF (8 POINTS) LB. ANY SIZE PIECE (7 POINTS) U. 335 65c FRESH-OUTDOOR 55c LB. SWIFTS PREMIUM (8 POINTS) SLAB BACON FRANKFURTERS.3 HALF MELON 1.29 33c lb. (9 POINTS) FRESH DRESSED ROCK FOWL (NO POINTS) NEW CROP. LB. CENTER SLICES 37 (6 POINTS) JUMBO SIZE CELERY M1^ .=.23? CARROTS ^™.8c 25? TOMATOES RED-RIFE SHANK HALF TOASTIES DELISH ANN PAGE 4&14c AHH PAGE—QUEEH ‘So?. 34c STUFFED OLIVES PfiT FOODS WCLFS COCKTAIL FKENCSi S BIRD SEED FKG. 13C ’.2?:20c PITTED OLIVES DIMIDIATED PARD DOG FOOD 12c KIRRIFD BISCUIT 15c ’.2134c STUFFED OLIVES DELISH SWEET MIX PICKLES *%10c STAMP NO. 21 NOW VALID FOR ONE POUND Ketfha Ve^eialde. MARGARINE JUP DAIRY FOODS 22e (5 POINTS) VITAMIN "A" ADDED LARGE GRADE "I" (I FOINTS) WISCONSIN SWISS (8 POINTS) YUKON CLUB WAR BONDS fd.il IliatlS »«C bOM81 ^18? <.po.hu> CREAMERY FRESH BUY A 11% tarreeit is Caffs. A//o»o»c«7 CHOOSE THE COFFEE OF RHE*. FRESHES FLAVOR! 30R 29 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE 2 lm.41c 2 m. 47c EGGS -44? CHEESE CHEESE i.™, -Ilze CHEESE BUTTER THRU JULY 21 RED CIRCLE COFFEE CAULSTVIEW PHILADELPHIA CREAM Cunicked Abated —EFFECTIVE JULY I LB. u41( 46' DUFFS HOT BEVERAGES MUFFIN MIX 4 ,ots 29* PKG 20‘ BOKAR COFFEE 2 lm. 51c ENRICHED IN EXCESS OF GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENTS ARP RAISIN BREAD BREAD A*P VIENNA 3^29? BREAD 3 t^29c WHEAT MP CRACKED GAY FUDGE AND WHITE MARBLE PICNIC LOAF CAKE 3-29c 3'^29c 21’ ^A.r--------------------------------------- x JUNKET RENNET TABLETS 2^’ 25* -------------------- U KITCHEN FATS ARE NEEDED UH MUKIOOKl �■F THE HASTING 8 BANNER. THURSDAY. JULY 1. 1943 )N THE HOME FRONT (ConUnued from Page 8, Sec. 1.) raltnage belt, first aid kit and can­ teen full of water and gas masks. We lost s few more fellow* In the hike and in the drill in the pm. after we returned from the hike, so si: E. M. Rap. Det. <P Cuajp Swift. Texas 77; State aid 822944; $88196 school Lyle Oilleapie AR 3/c US Ji. AS Bka. 7K. Norman. Okla. Pvt. Gerald L. CurtUs—36411388 <. Service Co. 1st. Special Service Fart Ethan Allen. Vermont far to stop old hard beaded me iI'm not bragguig any.) One thing. I take plenty of salt tablets which arc on the table every meal, and s CES 29c 45c 49c AP 1 r~ S.»1c a 93c ,'$U7 S15c ti 6c *4S8c « 19c i8c 15c !■ 68c .. 29c ». 24c » 24c 1. 5c m19c £ 24c I'. 19c 15:14c 15 34c 14 20c 15:34c 5.1(k getting me. it hasn't so far. I am uncomfortable and tired but not A lot ot thc fclows won't keep their helmets' on elUier and beLeve me you don't have yopr bare head xposed to the sun very long here rcfofc the aun gets you. Everyone s cautioned about these tilings but hey don7 obey them. I did bang up my left arm and land Friday pin. a little though. A'e were having a mock battle in lie Woods and I was making a run dr cover when I fell and hit mv eft arm and hand on a rock. thL<> node me feel sick for a while but Jldn't last long. Monday we start taking up rifle nurkiuan.-hip and I guess more line U spent on thU tliap any otiui orm of basic training, it is quite ntereutlng though and right up my illey, although you have to learn o shoot tlie army * way. I Imagine ibout next Bunday we will go to lh>ifle range to spend about 3 day*. Ve stay out tiicre until Wednesday > in. I wUl let you know If I go ro ou will not expect any mall from ne during that lime. I certainly get plenty of mail. 1 iav« eleven letters to write today a guess I won’t have any time on ny hands. I have received al least ne letter every day ilnce I have cvn here long enough for mall to each me. I received both Banners pu rent me and cn)o><xl them verv nnch. I am go.ng to take a reers-. irst Hine since 1 have been In the nny. Glenn Pvt. Glenn K Kahler. 36464314 Co. E. T-355. 12th QM. Hint. Camp Ire. Virginia. Blrllxlay—September 1st.. Lewis O. Bolton B 3/C Dutch Harbor. Alaska 5M; mill rate 7: primary (303«; whoo) aid (215 41. MM50 school tax ............ ....... .. TOWNSHir Fisher Diatrtci—arsrasmrnt (1M.570; mill rate 1; primary (58167 state aid (4U89; school tax raised by district (1.151.99. -- --------Agveasuseni (111.900: mill rate rnoney 135290; state ■ acbooi (a* laLsrd by dlst AKM( WgriiT __ 959; mill rate 4; primary (77)34; stale aid none; school tax raised by district $803 80 Star DtoUirt—Aaaeasmcnt (1(4.­ 008: mU! rale 8; pridian--380580: state aid (441.40; achool tax raised by district (804.00. Pvt Wm E Hackney 53rd P.O . tKjdn. 171 Keerier Held. Mias. Birthday—May 8 men I (77.850: mill rale « primary money (18194: state aid 837(21: school tax raised bv dtatrfet 8*61 to Pratt INstrict—Transport punil* to HasUngs: SMessment (10!.000: no mH! rate 8: primary state aid: school tax raised by dis­ trict (303 00. Quimby District — AarpAunent I (112.080: mill rate ft; nrimary mon­ ey 834M.71: state aid (299 48; school tax raised by district ».WW Pfc. Victor C. Munton. 33rd Tech. Sch. fckjd . Iz»wry Held. Denver, Colo. Pvt. Jamea A OsU '»• PocUnsster San Francisco. Calif. HOPE TOWNIH1P Pvt Fred Peake Service Battery 978 F A Bn. A PO. j&3 by dUirtrl 85! I AS. MrCaUmn DUtrict — Transnort nuoils to Delton: a.veaxmcnt 8M 695: mH! rate 7: primary (21486: state aid (388 91: school tax raised by district (410 88 Cpl. Cecil J. Johnron 14th Chcm. Co. M.T. Camp Gordon. Georgia Pvt. Dale J. Larabee 36415313. A.P.O. 4593 •7 Postmaster San Francisco. California. BUUufay. July 19. 175th Signal Repair Co. Fort Dlx. N. J. Pfc. Maurice L. Blackford 36186548 Btry. A 314th J-A-BN. Nashville, Tenn. Next Week Judge Archie D Mc­ Donald will chat with you. Until then cheerio. Zolly Coffer. 2431 U. ii. Naval Air Station Pensacola. Horitla June 7. 1943 >car Mom A: Pop Ac Graduate of (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.) 1. H 8. and you too Frankie. I don’t think 1 have ever ex- ey 8151.74; no state aid; no school rcMcd my appreciation for your tax raised by district. ver faithful diligence in sending Friend District—Pupil* trans­ ic Uic Banner and I especially an- ported to Woodland Aasc-KinKiit restate It and read II. I don't knew (91.175; mUl rate 0; primary (266 'hy I don't write to Zolly Coffer. I 5*; no state aid; no achool tax laired. me finding time to write you. let Brown District—Assessment (136.­ long anyone else. 325; mill rate 6; primary money You we. I am getting more at (619 60; state aid $591: school tax Ight Hying now seeing as how 1 am raised bv district (617*5 decked out as a first pilot. I also Coals Grove DUtrict—Assessment rn b.« k to school again. 'Die naw (202.900; null rale 3H; primary , one continuous school after an* money (733.41; school aid. none, thr-r. After you have learned one school tax paid by district (710 15. ting you get Into something else Ra<la DUtrict—Transport puptLs nd learn about Uut. And when I to Hastings; assessment $62,350. •ave here, as I will without a mill rate 6; primary (25290; stale oubl. as they all do after so long aid (27U.02; district school tax $494 ere. f will get more reiioollng br- WCASTLETON TOWNSHIP ic Ace Captain Joe Fox* of the Ma­ Castleton Center District—Transnes that you have been reading co )x>rt pupil* to Nashville; assessment luch about lately used to be an (1'20850: mill rate 0; primary (8^2 wtructor here for a period of tunc 90; no state aid; no school tax We receivid the clipping about raised by dUtrict. ubert Bronson getting the Dlsngulshed Flying CroM> from John. (81.620; mill rate 8; primary mon­ guer.s Mr and Mrs Bronson arr ey 8290.83: state aid (423.90; tax ittlng 1C00 in this warfl! ralaed by district (489.72. By the.,way. I was listening to H. Hosmer District—lYansport pu­ Kultenborn and wm »o Inspired pils to Nashville school; OMCfiAm{nt id agreed with him much that 893A5O; mill rale 7; primary man­ wrote to Senator Arthur V.indcn- ty (164.38; no state aid: (651.35 rug and expn-.v-.id my beliefs I school tax raised by dUtrict. avc ibtened to H. V before and Wellman District—Transport puot always agreed with him. but Kls to Woodland; a&seasment (112.­ lis time I was so moved and so 0; mill rate 1; primary (27819. treed on a subject that I. and I no state aid; (112.95 school tax less we all were looking for thc rahed by district. iswer for. that I Just couldn't re­ Morgan District—Traiujxirt pust showing n.y feeling*. plls to Nashville: assessment (87.­ It Is tlie subject of there strikes 500; mill rate 3: primary (316.12; no id union-. May ire you heard H. V stale aid; (262 50 school tax raised this time but he said that tlie by the district. Frigbner Dbtrict—Transport pu­ Ihiirta of labor but failed to pul the pils to Nashville: aasesament (12*.nwer directly in the hands of la- 300; mill rate primary 8303.48; □r. You see as it is now the Union no slate aid; (310.75 school tax fflrlaLs are not elected by the Un­ raised by district to and they can ret the dues and Marti* Dhlrict—Assessment (1M.[e*. Also they say alien and where 900; mill rate 5; primary money i strike, and as I wrote Senator (366.70; state aid. (89.14; (454 50 landcnbunt and as H. V. said. In school tax raised by district. [her words: "I firmly believe that lot of these war-time strikes and lot ot graft with the union kings buld be ended if a law were tnoduccd. and I know it would be kxsed by men wiio are interested I democracy; (and that*’ what we re flghtilng this war fori, stating sat: 1. The men in the union will pmlnatc and elect their own ofbeni. 2. That they vote on all dues nd fees levied by the union 3. nat they vote on all strike* that hey participate In." You see as It L lhe men cannot nominate their l [fleers, they only elect tlie ones sat the other officers nominate, nd as I continued to Mr. Vandenurg: "AH of there parts would pul bmocracy tn work from the very borers up to the Federal govem- TAXPAYERS PAY HJ1JH&: mill rate 6; (iriniarv mon­ ey (278 19: school aid 8415 27; school tax raised by district 836691 Hinds District—Axaeeament 862.- Transport pupU* to Nashville; M- | dlatrict (1.09J17. I money (303.48. state aid 8888.71; seasmrnt ('<7550; mill rate 4: pri- I Prairieville Village ptalrict- As- ! school tax raised by the district -------- •’*"»; atau wa Nias; aerement (308676; mill rate 54:11*380. 11*3 AO Yankee Bprtngs District—Asaeas•ehool tax raised by district NWba-, Primary money (695 *7: no state —__ *trici—AsseWnent (86.- 1 aid: school tax raised by district meat (18806. null rate t: primary 11a; mill rate d; primary MHJta: 181J47.71. (337Al: stata aid jM632; school state Sid (57058. school tax raUau Heath Pine Lake DtalricO—Trans- tax paid by Uie district (117.6J. by the district 86TTA6 port pupils to Delton. Aaaeasment Ritchie DUtrict—Transport pupil* Moere DisUic*—Aaaeaament 8119.- |»1«3.5.5; mill rale 0. primary (101.- | to Middleville. Assessment (15?n50. 800. mill rale I; primary (MIJN; ■ 18; no alate aid; no district school . mill rate 1. Primary money gM32; state aid: school lax raised by state aid (558JZ; u.nooi lax rasred tax raised district (157.66. by Uie OlsUlct (5»8IK>. , North I’Use Lake District—As Danham District — Assessment ment (232 370: mill rate 3*4; (143800; *>U1 rate 7; primary (879.- I mary 8483.15; -no state aid; school self, by addin* t — strict* whose pupils ild by the district (ibN. the >0 -------------school dut are transported to some high school r sired by district 6831.00. RVTLAND TuWNHIIlP Alavnquin Lake DUUkt—AiiC'-s- town. It will be found that Um total (120,428; mill nuc 4; primary nun- ment (82.1»; mill rale 1H; pri- millage Is 91. Dividing that number ey 8429*3; stale uid il(4UU; school mary 837035; school aid (146 36; ». •»«> U Etyes you the avmga tax raised bv dUtrict (48LTO I school tax raised by dUtrict 8615.9tx raU1 mx rata for the (0 dutnc*a McKelvey District—7Ysreport pu- ' Chidester DUtrict — Assessment . “ • trt?e ,nf^e ?hre€ nlllli □tie to Nsshviut; atrejuuuent (1».- (71825; mill rata 7; primary (53L09; 1 Adding the mill rates of the 56 dUWO; mill rale 9; primary $354.08; no state aid $27234. school tax raUed i »rt<d* which maintain their own state aid; senoui tax raised oy du-. by dUtrict $501.44. dUtrict schools, the total U 352>«. met $381 80. Tanner District—AMewment 851.- [Dividing that number by 56. and it Branch DUUkt—Transport pu$25; mill rate IS; primarymoney : will give you aa the average school Sis to Nashville. Asscasmeal (1U2,$379-35: stale aid $441 42.school rate for lhe 56 districts u trifle 0; mill rate 4; primary mency i mx raised by district (386 44 1 under 8 3 mllU. In other word* the 82$290; state aid (18982. schoolOU* DUtrict—Transport pupiU to 130 district* sent their pupils to 12lax raised by district $410 00 Hastings Assessment $40*30. mill ’ r*de districts at a little les* than Belgb DUlricd—Tran*|x>rt pupiU Irate 0; primarv money $278.19; no F’*1* of th,e ?'er*«e “P5*J® to Nashville. Assessment (117*40; ' state aid; no scliool tax raised oy PMrp of the 56 dUtricU which inUl rate 3; primary money (40484. , the dUtrict I C,£J? on ‘heir dUtrict schooU no state aid achool tax ratted by; *•< —- District—Transport pupils The Edxer Thp taxnaver* taxpayer* of of each each of of th» the ** 56 to Hastings AwcaMnenl (755 W. dliUlcto will consider the value or district $23500 ... -rale • ____ ......... .7 fhH. tbclr dt.trtrta districts school f-nmr.arM* compared wit*. with ORANGF.VIIJ4; TOWNHUiP ] _ mil! 6. _ primary (34035; stale OrangcviOe Milage DUtrict—As- | *1'1 $22830; school tax laired Ly Uu- lhe value of schools having a teach­ er for each grade instead of one scaament (94.7(0. mill rate 1. pri- district $453.45. tnary money (1.403 59; state aid' GoodwUI District — Assessment teacher giving Instruction In eight It •» is a Uiat should should 7 pc primary money "rade* H “ matter that (1.235.64; school tax raised by dis- (67.605. mill rate T. -------- ----------(749 87 raised by considered carefully, not alone tnct (863 46. (26554; state aid (749.... — 23.. from the financial standpoint, but Blake District—Transports pupils ’ t*X for .‘CilOOl (473 _ .. . 1. alio for theecultural and educational to Delton. Aasesament (48.100; mill; Yeckley District—Pupils transehiSren^Urinx 1n°me rate 4. primary money (20083: parted tn Hastings. AweSment (75.- , g^rief tnc Uvtag.m Uic State aid (32650. schoal tax raised $75. mill rate 3; primary money _______ t ___________ by district (192.40. (2149G; no state aid; school tax j An entire rnechanlard ' division in FRA1MEVHXE TOWNHUIP | raised by Che’ district (226 72. motion uses about IBjOGO gallons of MMo District— A»M-Amcni 8146.YANKEE HPRINGK TOWNSHIP ।J gasoline gasoUne every hour hour, or 4.000 gallons 025; mill rate 7H; primary 8417*78. ' Gain Nchoal DMrict— **.'<•.«- ’more than the hourly gasoline ra­ tio state aid; school tax raised by ment 835.950; mill rate 4: primary . U<41 demand of Washington. D. C. & MONTGOMERY gr>*06: Mate aid (645 ?»: school • tax raised by district 846508. | Schults District—8lies*ment (95.­ 715; mill rale 8; primary money I 845583: school aid (381 M school I tax raised by district 157435 Rru»l> Elldxe District—Assessment | (48.100; mill rated: primary money । (31)1.99: stat* aid (757.16: school tax ' raised by district 82(880 Ctavrrdata DUtrict—Assessment i 883800: mill rate 7H; primary num-1 ey (44257: stale aid (38524; school > tax raised hv dUtrict 8406 10. I IRVING TOWNSHIP Wood DUtrict—Asaeavncnl (40.AM: mill rate TH: prin**ry'moaev 1 (44257; state aid (7M.M; tax raised I by district (30450 Jones DUtrict—Assessment Sinft . | 525; mill rate 6. primary (44257; । state aid (6 87; school tax raised by ' district (833.15 Ryan DUtrict—Transport pupils to Hastings. Assessment (47.770; mil! rate 4; primary money 8303 49. state aid (160.96 school tax mhed by district (191.08 FIHmere District—Transport nupl!« to Freeport. Assessment (57875; mill rate 4; primary money *571 09: state aid (8T2 07 school lax raised by dUtrict (231 90. Little Brick DUtrict—Assc /ment (55.755: mill rate TH; primary mon­ ey (354.06; slate aid $377 12: school tax raslcd bv district 8150 90 JOHNSTOWN TOWNSHIP New I Pyrex Flavor Saver Pie Plato Make c s I) fair Zolly.: Iwcll It has been quite a long Inr since mv last letter. I have been lamferred to a new outfit In camp talUng for special order*. iThe weather down here la to dam krm. but it U nice out toward renlng. I haven’t seen George A Wu since I left lhe outfit, but I lb afternoon and see the boys. How is everything buk In good Id Hastings? Hne. I hope Bet it k«uing fonrlv bark there with so pny boys going in the service. If I hadn’t been transferred I puld have bad a furlough but I got hnsferred to quick Well, so long.' ! 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Solid colon; grace­ ful Hural patterns; modern strip- Pyrex 41; state aid M15D3: school tax rsucri by dlstric- (475 69 MAPLE GROVE TOWNSHIP Quail trap District—Transport nunlls to Nashville. Assessment (115 775: mill rata 2*5; primray (487 86; stale aid. none: school lax raised by district (299 46. s Maple Grove Center District- Adaptable for grinding baled hay. Your engine needs thc protection of a high quality oil if you I 900; mill rate 4: primary 812845; no state aid: school tax raised by district (379.60 Monroe District — Assessment (115.078: mill rata 7: primarv (831..­ 92; state aid (79.40: school tax raised by district'(80552 tileven* District—Assessment 177.­ 500; mH) rate 7; primarv (35408: state aid (44123: school lax raised by district (54250. Bristol District—Assessment 899 • 400. mill rale 7; primary (G36 96. state aid (887X0: school tax raised by district (695 80 Banfield District — Assessment (124500; mill rate 7; primary (467.­ 88: state aid (143 37: school tax raised by district (87150. Culver District—AMesarrcnl *98250: mill rate 7>4: primary (807 79: state aid (607 80; school tax raised by disllct 8738 87. Balli* District—Tramport pupils to Hastings Assessment S565M: mill rate 4: primary money 8151.74: no state aid: school tax raised by the district 8322-20 Burroughs District — Assessment Corrugated Grinding Chamber Camp Swift. Texaa June 21. 19*3 SALE ON COMMANDER OIL ENDS SATURDAY! »4 C Ensign Eugene Bush Tm«. Sqd 8-A. UJ3.N.AS. [Pensacola. Florida. Pius sd. Tax Two 9V4-incb pie plates! Bake our pica in them ... then serve i frame. Eaay to deanl HAMMER MILLS [You said in your letter that you tinted some pictures back, wlilch net were they? Ql. Tumblers Re* 1.09 Pyrex Pia Plates A Frame WARD'S HEAVY DUTY MODEL "C iS 45 pie* with thia rjra hejns keep Convenient handle*! better A LIMITED QUANTITY OF hvc worked in n closed .diop in kittle Creek under a union for a w months so It isnx entirely new pd foreign to me." [Of course, this is only one view bint among million* but I am priding on It until I am proven WARD SX. HOUSEWARES STOCK IN MONWMIBY •UY WAR STAMFSI ON IALI AT Hostings 118-124 SO. JEFFERSON HASTINGS PHONE 2704 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY^ JULY 1, 1943 SIX DRIVERS SHOULD KNOW NEW LAW (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.) Injury must be reported regardless of the legal liability of tlie owner • Q—Do accidents which occur outside of the state have to be re­ ported If a Michigan resident Is the Michigan residents regardless of where the accident happened. '■Q—IF a resident of another slate is Involved In u persona! injury in Michigan, does he have to file a report? "A—Yes. the law applies to all , accidents, occurring Ln tlie state, re- , gardless of residence of the parties, i •'Q—If two pars collide but no one clearly is Injured, does a report have to be filed? A-Y«, with th. police dep^t-1 "Q—Wh»t happens u - —--------ment, but not with the secretary owner fails to file a ret----- ......... of state unless there Is personal In-' i 10 days ot a personal injury accljury. However, if there Is any pas- - dent? AlhllUv that that penonal retracim.! Injury l„ hint may a. I **A* albillty develop, a report had better be filed. "Q— If the driver or owner Is too tor's license and registration ccr-1 ■ severely Injured to file a report Uflcate suspended. "Q—If no insurance is carried. , within 10 days, is he subject to the penalities of tlie law? . must the owner or operator deposit (10.000, or a bond in the same (Continued from Page 1. Section 1J ances for such .circumstances and amount, tn ever- *—' the ro#Wr of our r°ur star generals, deP°alt,. ■ sponsored a farewell party ar the permits him to file a delayed re­ sum of money which in tne dis- country club here this evening for port without penalty. cretion of thc secretary of state the Kim Siglers who are moving to will compensate the injured party Rattle Creek where Mr. Sigler is . if liability is established taler. continuing his taw business as the 11 LtabiUly Up to Courts. Junior partner In the recently formed I “Q—Will Uic secretary of state re- law firm, Hamilton and Sigler. ! turn Uils money? I While this evening's atmosphere | ■ "A—Yes. unless a Judgment is en- . was quite heavily In legal provisos I' tered against the owner or driver and personalities the affair attractI within six months. If a judgment ed many substantial and well known . is entered, such port of the money folio from all parts of Barry J. deposited as will be necessary will County. It was a simple tribute by be used io pay the judgment. I home-town neighbors to "Kim and | “Q—IT the driver or owner L* - Mie" and in text and tone the afclearly not at fault, must he set- f“lr “ r^r5shtHg HJatoL,ahd ■J । tie the case or deposit the money “ sweet as Decoration Day lilacs. 81 iss1"’'ht ,1°“h“" ssr s«*n‘uSi>-h“¥R,ih,^Sd LARGE CROWD ATTENDS KIM SIGLER-DINNER FOR THE ■I That is done by the courts. Bj "Q»*JA'hat happens to the unln­ . sured driver or owner who falte to settle his accident within 30 days Bor to deposit either the amount of cash or bond required by the secrc■ tarv of state?. . 1 "A—His driver's license and car ■j: registration certificate will be misK| | pended by the secretary of state, who has no discretion in the niatter. The car cannot be transferred M > nor thc license reinstated until the ■1 owner and operator show financial ■1 ability to pay for future accidents, n If a tudgment Is rendered. It also must be paid xm "Q—May the sccrelarj' of state M revoke licenses for other causes? WHITES are cool and wonderful for the Fourth and all through summer. Our ifockt ore getting low, io plan to buy now while we have your size. Fa­ vorite ityles for the whole family! causes, such as driving while under the Influence of liquor, leaving the scene of an accident resulting In personal Injury-. commLssion of a felony with a motor vehicle and several others." $269 to $£98 Present Ration Stamp 18 for each pair of shoes. Quality street or work shoes for every member of thc family are here! WOMEN'S SANDALS Non-rationcd for summer MM playtime! • $£69 to $269 U DEATH CLAIMS AGED RESIDENT Delos A. Green, aged 98. one of the oldest residents of Barry county died on Wednesday, June 23. nt the home of hLs son Fay D. Oreen. After an illness of six weeks. He wa-s born at Fredonia. N. Y.. on Nov. 22. 1845, and moved to Nashvillein 1868. where he conducted a gro­ cery for 30 years. He also served as treasurer of Castleton township for several years. Mrs. Green pre­ ceded him in death in 1912, and he has since made his home with his son. Besides the son, he Is sur­ vived by one grandson. Pfc. Winn Green of Fort Mead. Md . and a granddaughter. Mrs. Olenn A. Swift of Hastings. Funeral services were held nt the Walldorff funeral home TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1943 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK cows Brown Swiss cow, 8 yrs. old, bred. Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, bred. Brown Jersey cow, 8 yrs. old, bred. Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, bred. Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, bred. Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old, bred. Jersey heifer, 18 mos. old, bred. Heifer yearling. Jersey heifer yearling. 3 spring calves. These cattle all T.B. and Bongs tested last year. 14 ewes. SHEEP 11 lambs. Buck. HOGS Duroc sow, wgt. 350 lbs. Poland Chino sow, wgt. 250 lbs. 3 Duroc Jersey gilts to farrow last of Sept. 23 feeder pigs. FARM TOOLS International manure spreader, extra good. Deering binder, 6 ft. cut. Deering mowing machine, 5 ft. cut. Massey Harris side delivery rake. John Deere hayloader. 3 sec. spring tooth drag, new. Oliver 44 Sulky plow. International plow. Wagon and hay rack. Walking 2 horse cultivator. Two one horse cultivators. Stoneboat. 3 ten gal. milk cans.' 3 five gal. milk cans. Tarpaulin 15x22. Potato crates. Grass seeder. Iron kettle. Hose. Platform scales, 1000 lb. Capacity. Forks, shovels and some carpenter tools. Eveners, whiffletrees. HARNESS Double set heovy work harness. Double set light work harness. Single work harness. 3 horse collars, 24” - 23". HOUSEHOLD GOODS Rog rug, 9x18. Rag rug 9x15. Few rugs. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. MARY "Mr. Slglerti defeat for state .sen­ ator Ln last fall's republican primary was, as Is very often thc case. -a. blessing tn disguise. Had Mr. Bigler been nominated (which was equiva­ lent to election) It Is doubtTUl If he would have been considered or In­ terested in Mr. Hamilton's proposal to move out of lhe district. Ills around a 901 vote In Barry couaty was a fine civic compliment td Mr. Sigler plus lhe fact that he Is a chairman of the draft board, a deli­ cate job for anyone at any time and particularly a person seeking public office. Mr. Sigler has a high regard for hU successful opponent. Sena­ tor D. H. (Bud) Tripp of Allegan, a most delightful gentleman, whose father, now deceased, filled the same post back In the Chase S. Osborn regime."_______ _________ lion Is a small town virtue. Size DEATH OF PROMINENT itself affords protection. Tills party II GULL LAKE FARMER expressed the pride of a community John C. Baker, aged 74. who had tn lhe almost sensational success resided on hte form at the north ot a man, who in- twenty years had | end of Gull lake for fifty years, risen from an obscure country law­ died unexpectedly of a heart at­ yer to the dignity of anr equal purt- tack on Tuesday afternoon. June nershlp baste with one of tne state's 32. He had been active on his farm top flight attorneys. Mr. Burritt and always Interested in commun­ Hamilton of Battle Creek. ity affairs around Hickory Comers. "Legally the program ranged from i Mr. Baker was born In Holland the opening welcome by Hastings , Dec. 16. 1868. coming to the United Munh >jKil Judge Adelbert Cortrlght to greetings from Chief Justice E.' R. Boyles of lhe Michigan Supreme i 24 settled on the farm where he Court. Judge Russell R. McPeek.j lias since resided. On Aug. 19. 1893, whose judicial career practically he was married to Miss Catherine paralleled the practice of Mr. 61g-' Bonneville, daughter of Mr. and Bonneville of Cedar ler In thia circuit was switched in Mrs. „ . William . taking place between these judicials extremes for Creek, the marriage ma -----------------Besides his wife. a few philosophical observations on 111 Kalamazoo, the notable professional r.w. career of Mr.'Baker x...«. » is survived sui by three sons, the guest of honor. A. ' C. ~ Baker of' Battle Creek, Bcr"Pros. Attorney L. E Barnett al- I nard W.. of Grand Rapids and Armosi stole the show with some per-, thur of Kalamazoo: two daughters, sonal court reminiscences in which Nina Baker at home and Mrs. CathMr. Sigler and himself were to all erine Poth of Kalamazoo; seven intents and purposes legal stand-ins: grandchildren; and one brother in for pair of Judge Me-I1 Holland Also two- half-brothers Peeka picked uppanthers. a few polite crossfire "nd a hulf-llMcr Drolners (jokes in Mr. Barnett's recital which । Raker was a 32nd degree DeBECK &■ MARIAN RUPE MILT LEINAAR, Clerk j OBITUARY E. Olmstead. of Caledonia, with buJames Almon Bragdon. son of rlal in-Fuller Cemetery, George and Caroline Bragdon. was bom in Lambertsville. Monroe Co.. STRUBLE REUNION The 30th Struble reunion was held Michigan, Nov. 8, 1850. at Tyden'a Park on Sunday, June 27. to Emma J. Cummings of Carlton township. To this union was born O. W. Struble* (3rd birthday. Five one daughter. Crystal. Mr. Bragdon departed this life tend'as they .are serving in the early Saturday morning. June 12.. Armed Forces, but S3 relatives en­ joyed a picnic dinner and games In the afternoon. Those present from out-of-town He came with his parents, two brothers and two sisters, at the age were: Mr. and Un. John Renwick of 7 year*, from Wayne County to from Birmingham; Mr. and Mrs. their farm in Carlton township, four Harold Spicer and Ginger from Lin­ den. Mr and Mr*. Lyle Newton and mile* west of Woodland. In 1904 he moved to his present son. Hillsdale, Mr .and Mrs. Duane home, which he dearly loved. In Foxx and aons, Battle Creek. The other* were from Hastings and vi­ Hastings township, where he has re-' cinity. sided for the last forty yean. Although tuberculosis la lhe lead­ two sisters and a brother He had enjoyed the best of health Ing cause of death among college • until three yean ago, when he gave students, onlv 13 Michigan cnllea<-s up Intensive farming. Last winter make any effort to discover the di­ he was taken with arteriosclerosis, sease. according to the report of the American Student Health Associa­ which resulted In his death. He was a great nature-lover and tion. greatly enjoyed his work on the farm. He leaves to mourn his passing, Any Excuse You his Invalid wife. Emma; his daugh­ ter, Crystal at home and a brother .Can Find For Not Frank, who has made his home I Upping Your with them since last January, be­ sides two nieces, Mn. Gertrude Bond Buying Will Rowladcr. and Mn. Arlle Slocum. Funeral services were held Mon­ Please Hitler day at 2 pm. at the Leonard Chapel, conducted by a nephew. Rev. Paul Week-End Specials! IVORY SOAP, med. sized __ 2 for 13c CAMAY SOAP_________ --_3 for 21c MATCHES, 1 carton_______ _____ 29c JAR RINGS, 1 dozen______________5c R & R IODIZED SALT, 2 lbs. 7c CHEERIOATS, 7 oz.............................. 13c PAPER TOWELS Nartktrn Tissue 10c rarded bv‘all Michigan tawvers for memb«r *1 Hickorv Corners and Sigler were lhe concluding speakers. Grand Rapids. Masonic funeral ser­ Tlie lay speakers were Hastings' vices were held at the Henton fu­ democratic perennial mayor. Charles neral home In Delton on Saturday H. Leonard: former Hastings Mayor, afternoon with Interment In the Win A. Schader, a member of the Hickory Comers cemetery, Barry County World War II Draft Board, of which M. Sigler has been HEART ATTACK chairman since Its organization, CAUSES DEATH . mid Muri H. DePoo, Circuit Judge Mrs Elizabeth Foley Dooling, Archie D. McDonald was a pleasing aged B4 years. 5 months and nine toastmaster and with the gracious days, died suddenly on Friday. Juno help and experience of Mrs. McDon­ 25. at her home 720 E. South St., ald held open house later in the death being due to coronary throm­ evening for lhe guests of honor and bosis. was the daughter of thc out of town visitors. More than the late She Jeremiah and Mary Mc­ 1B5 were present at the dinner with Charlotte .sending over the largest Carthy Foley, both of whom were natives of Ireland. Thc funeral outside delegation. L. Winston Stone officiating. In­ was held at St. Rose church Mondav terment in Lakeview cemetery.morning at ten o'clock. Pr. J. V. Nashville. "State Representative Homer L- Dillon officiating. Interment in Bauef of Eaton County and four Mt. Calvary cemetery. Every seventh person engaged in term prosecutor ahead of this was the life insurance business befotc a Charlotte visitor.'With Barry and I Eaton counties thrown together, by 1 DEATH OF FORMER the outbreak of the war was In the armed forces, lnxwar production, or the last legislature, as a single rep-1 ,(,< AL RESIDENT in government war service by the resentatlvc district. Bauer a first ■ Mrs. Arthur Borst Summers, aged end of 1942. according to a recent tenner al Lansing was naturally in- j 56. a former Hastings resident, died tercsted In meeting the active lead- on Thursday at her home at Clarksmanpower survey. ers In the new territory. Ellis1 ville. She is s^vlved bv her husFaulkner, long time Delton drug-1 band, a son. Eugene of Clarksville: gist, with a considerable legislative four sisters and two brothers. Fuk’xpcrience. is the current represen- neral services were held Sunday latlve from Barry county. Repre- afternoon nt the Gaines Methodist tentative Bauer was .accompanied' church and interment was In the by his comely bride and was cord- Gaines ceineterv tally introduced in this role by : cemetery.* ,__________ Toastmaster McDonald. Others hfl OBITUARY {{»' d,®nnJEJ M*> Burd- <J»u«»>t*r of John MCr« and Harrlel Burd. was bom Ln Carl­ iST MrkJ RtehrtJd Shaun Mr' ton Barry County, Mich., and Mra W H sm th Mta Heten I ,B' ,87?- and d«»rted this life », •«'« ” «*"•1 L So..,. .nd.a«,T W. W.uon „ Having sold my farm known os the Sam DeBack farm, I will sell the fallowing de­ scribed property ot public auction at the above farm located 1 mile north of Prairie­ ville on HORSES Grey gelding, 6 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. Grey gelding, 7 yrs. old, wgt. 1800 lbs. Grey gelding, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1700 lbs. and Mr. Bigler have been associated In several items of litigation. Crimi­ nal business is almost out in this circuit. There lias been only one jury trial of a criminal matter in thu county since tlie advent of Judge McDonald, although six other of­ fenders were given prison sentences during this same 18 months." CUTRITE WAX PAPER 17c WHOLE GRAIN CORN 14c LIBBYS TALL MILK, 1 point .4 for 37c FOR SALE-WOODEN BOXES and CRATES and BURLAP BAGS BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. Thomas Stores WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Vacation Jackets By VAN "Stepping back two decades the Ryan December 8. 1890. her best known among lhe out of town, )u^?^nd .pri‘c,<‘dcd lawyers was Richard I. (Dick) dcoth on September 18. 1892. To Lawson of Grand Ledge. Back In thls union was bom one daughter, the old days he was corporation Mrs. Clarence Shultz of Hastings, counsel ot Detroit, lhe top law spot! September 5. 1895 she was in the city government. Like Mr. married to John W. Strouse who died Sigler, he is on the county draft; eight years ago She has made her board as his contribution to lhe war > home with her daughter since then, effort, and like Sigler again he was ' She leaves to mourn their Joos, given a top-heavy home vote for one daughter, one son-in-law. one circuit judge at lhe time Judge' sister. Mrs. Nellie Walker of KateMcDonald was named. With Mr.' mazoo one brother. Henry Burd of Lawson on this trek was Asrtslant; Kataifftzoo. two half sisters. Mrs. Attorney . General Carl Holbrook, ■ Ora Pickell of Northville. Mrs. Julia also of the ■W-agc who has been Cramer of Niles, one half-brother. rV fUv Burd of Nashville, one grandJ’.il .dt?lSon- onc K™1 R?»ndson and uvCrCated. Like the late Arthur Kid- rrai nlecvz anrt inrf a taro* der of Nashville, another long time stativm and assistant attorney general, who mme re <1L <Ustant TeteUves and majored on’municipal government “S™”- . „„ ,K_ law nnd became a recognized au- , 2?'"^. hnn>.. in thority on the subject, Holbrook's Leonard fune&M home in Hastings specialty Ls sales tax tew and reg- : Bt 3 D-m- Tuesday. June 29 conductulatinns and no Michigan lawyer is r<l by thc Rev. S Conger Hathaway, considered any higher authority on Interment <u -in the Fuller cemethis complicated statute." . lery. alt) “Attorneys Colwell and Welch of lonte were Introduced. Mr. Cdlwcil comes originally from Lake Odessa ’ and In those days was quite a frequent court visitor in Charlotte. He Use of wool felt has saved approximately SOO.tXJO pounds of nibber in six months In the manufneture of washers, gaskets, and similar Items. Rich colorful ploid bodies, plain wool sleeves. Just right for summer days ahead. ^98 Tt Plenty Boys’ Slack Suhs REOPENING UNDER NEW 2.7f) tO 3.73 Sixes 6 to 20 Boys’ shorts 1.29 Boys’ longies 1.98 - 2.25 MANAGEMENT Men’s Bathing Trunks HAVE PURCHASED MOYNAHAN Out sixes from 30 to 50 MOTOR SALES AND WILL BE Open for Business Thursday, July 1st 1.25 to 3.73 Be Sure to Buy Your i Leather Jackets Now! Our full foil stock is ready and comprises copes, suedes, goat skins. 7.05 Eo 10.75 Large Selection of Your patronage will be appreciated. Ladies’ Leather Jackets Light, medium and dork shades REGULAR FORD SERVICE GARAGE 11.50 Ip 12.75 PETERSON MOTOR SALES Waters Clothes Shop 226 S. CHURCH ST. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy Adv. 7-1 . ................................................ .. ......................... ........................................ ■ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JUL^ 1. IM] I. of Caledonia, with bu­ r Cemetery. REUNION Struble reunion was held ’ark on Sunday, June 27. i in celebration of Mn. isle's B3rd birthday. Five dsons were unable to attUc dinner and game* In on. esent from out-of-town and Mn. John Renwick ilngham; Mr. and Mn. er and singer from Lin­ d Mn. L>le Newton and le. Mr .and Mn. Duane tons. Battle Creek. The from Hastings and vl-^ tuberculosis Is the lead­ er death among college ilv 13 Michigan cnlleera ffort to discover the di­ eting to the report ot the Student Health Associa- Any Excuse You > Can Find For Not | Upping Your Bond Buying Will Please Hitler ecials! 2 for 13c . . 3 for 21c ----------- 29c --------------5c 13c ] Oc ] 7c ---------------- J. u.u.------------is n. roti 14c t _4 for 37c *XES and BAGS HERE tores •kets with their parent*. Mr. and Mn. I ard* at Baltimore Bunday. of Battle creek were here Monday r L. Severance. Mrs. Stella Walters and John, to see her grandmother. Mrs. Elmer , Gary Warner, of Bedford, who Donna Jean and Carotene Brooka. I •- —-•- — 1 ’? i; ’ Mrl*CiaryV^FuUer ' j tables for' the wedding breakfast, I The Methodist church of come to Hasting* Wednesday to and Mrs. John Brooka. 8r. ot Lud­ ' vi*U relative* at Um Preabvtarian ington spent the weekend with Mrs. Elaine of Lowtll were Monday ,————————— ■ Mn. M. Btutx. Mrs. Clare Howell ion* of Lansing visited at the home m.n*c was operated on for appen- Jease Altoft. Mrs. Lorraine Walters Mr. and Mr*. Gienr. Mr*. Royal Ha>ea and Mra E11U ' Bnd MU* Marjorie Dryer, friends of daughter of Mr.- Lottie OollUter. of Mr. and Mr*. V. D. Widrlg Sun- dlcitls al Pennock hoaplul Thurs­ ot Grand Rapids was also a Bunday Ywv, .nA » „ nsnH,., Mr. ' Ke,,r> enUrtalncd 13 «ufsU Thun- , lhe bld., assUUng with the serv- and Pvt. Rex Gettys, sen of Mr. and f«L day. . | day night. Ha 1* making a good reRhmineWJfH'14^ . I evening Juns 24 al lhe laUgrb . tng. Mr*. Lewis Getty*. Kalamazoo. The ,earel *•_ --- --------* ----Mrs. — W. r, C. -Paulin and son w..^. Rich­ r covery. ceremony was performed at 5 P M. *M ard of Rockford. Ill., are spending Visitors at the Presbyterian manse Michael spent the weekend in Mus­ Tuaxday. Juno 1. by the Rev. Alton ' brid* the summer with Mrs. Paulin s par­ thi* waek were Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ kegon visiting Mrs. Chase's parents to « OBW.dM,. H..ru rm , Murphy. , ton. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Calkins. liam Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill and friends. , The bride wore a beige crepe suit, Mr. and Mrs. Donald D Smith ! played during evening, prizes being i graduated from Hasting* HUn - Mrs. Henry Elliot and Mrs V. D. with Britainy tan accessories. Her . Mr^ Fl.-ryd ma Pvt. Patrick Durbin of Pt. Eustb. ■Wldrig visited at tha home cf Mr.' ford: Mis* Lua tine Edmunds, of *5*M.lor lhetr «>ua«e “t । won by Mr*. J. E. McMillan and achool and the Western Michigan ma | M1„ Vivian Brooks. Traveling I College of Education, Kalamaabo, correge was of red sweetheart rosea. and Mrs. Albert Mudrich of Grand , Battle Creek; Mr. and Mn. Merle V*., u spending a few days with hl* B*y View for the summer. Mrs. Betty Crane. Clearwater, TESULflHH mother , and other relative*. He wa* Mr. and Mr.-. Mrs. Robert Brown and "Rapids Sunday evening. , Later both received their Master's I Ballard; of Battle Creek: Carlie prize was won bf Mis* Brooks. Fla wa* the brides only attendant ? i Beverly left Monday for Ann Ar ­ ■ Mrs. Elisabeth fancaurd and son ■jeioen, or lauwng. mt. ana aarn.. Sjtie*yiera^d Marvin Smith of Yp- n aIwj wa* formeriyVmpToyet/by degree from the University of and was attired in a ror^i street Krtxirn' wore “ *<e *,!l «*“•“. J bor where they will ba guests of Mrs. Armstrong 'Tas' length frock Twenty-two guests joined their Michigan. Her corsage was of : ™r corsaR|; beirut pink raaga. ■William Severance and Mr*. Rose I ■*“hli. the Kellosg Co. in Battle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brown and Mr. hostesses, Mrs. Glenn Densmore. been leaching in Pontiac. white rosebuds. Pvt. Charles crane The bride's traveling suit was I JUankenberg of Battle Creek were Pvt Stephen. C.‘ Hathaway, of | and Mrs. Robert O Burwell Brown will receive treatments at Following the Wedding. Sgt. and performed the duties of best man. 1 orchid with white acc«»orSi. Aft- J Mrs. Forrest Johnson, and Mm. weekend guest* of Mr*. Mary Eng- Charleston. South Carolina, ha* yr? and Mr*. Edwin r>«\in. «nd thc Unlvcrsily hoepltal. Frank Sage at thc latter's home on ■ ,------------------- — |Uh. been granted a seven day furlough 1 Mrs. jean NeWton. were Saturday bunday gussU of Mr. and Mrs. Monday evening to compliment parent* to Pttword where a rtMr. and Mr*. Wayne Bldclman beginning July 2nd. and will visit 'guest* of Mr. and Mra. Carl Phillips Ben Gldley were Mt. nnd Mrs. Ver­ Mrn. Ralph Herrick, a recent bride. «£«<»’ '‘SiJJld of Muskegon called on hl* aunt, ■ relative* in Ypsilanti and Hasting*, and family of Kalamazoo non Friday and daughter Sue and — «»- ■—.hnwer : friends. They will spend .several with a — miscellaneous Mrs. Dave Water*. Sunday. J. L. Maus who. despite hU 87 i Mixa Lou Kenyon anent a nert Mlsa Eunice Jacoba of Owoaso and ____ ___ _ ______ served follow' day * ln p l tt * ‘ ord “ nd Haatfhgx beRe freshmenLa were served loiraw-1 7-'- .'"S' Mr*. Getty* was graduated from “hool Mr*. Walton also। gradua&i Justin W. Ooolvy of Ocean Park,1 years, set out soon after the Christ- of her vacation ^from^he wlnd- hU brother. William Gldley of Kel­ ed• by *— playing -■--.ing btngo. bingo, the lhe winners fore ,ore leaving for Brownwood, Brownwood, Tex Tex-­ .25 I as .where they will make their Delton High school and attended ' ft"® the University of Grand 2r>UwWDoua!aa Aircraft’ cS-n^fOT ho,lday* on “ trip to the Peel- < norm Insurance Co. with MUs logg Field. Battle Creek. giving their prizes to the honored Western Michigan College. She Iim IJ1rhrifrafcJtaJ1® eo*At U now near,n« honle' 110 DePriester of Battle creek. home. Their many Hastings friends will been a teacher In Barry county for Following tlie ceremony a recapraJ? <tave ' vl41t*d hU grand*on in Texas and i Sunday guest* at the home of be Interested In knowing that Mias guest. Mrs. Herrick received many | lovely gifts to use in establishing thc past year. Mr. Gettys graduated tion was held at the home of Mr. COUNTRY CLUB and Mr? at hu Mr. and Mr*. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W. Bum* were Eleanor Thomas of Detroit left on from Centra! High whool. Kalama- and Mrs. Floyd Thompson, jffik Stephen ||wn Dooley'*, of Artesia. New Mex- Mr. and Mr*. Frank E Burn* of Saturday to spend the summer with her new home. zoo. He la now m the Air Corps and some Kvcnly-flve guests pfaaini. 3 Out-of-town guests were Mrs. ACTIVITIES FOR WEEK I ico en route lo California. He spent , Hillsdale. Mra. Hazel Hamill and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas of Timothy Howard and Mm. Fran­ Red. white and blue flowers made ntatinned at Clearwater. Fla. Out-of-town guest* were Mr. and ■ ^in<1 Mrs Dfv»*frc a large part of hh time with hU Bob Hamill of Cltmax and MU* Santa Ana. California. After a short stay Mrs. Gettys re- ‘ Mrs George Brownell and Mn. 1 cis Hamilton of Kalamazoo and unusually attractive decorations at ?MraTtehRJ5tUnf’wJS’nrtnd Mri SOn *nd ,7nUjf'.F1<^KL¥“ul °LLo”K ,‘oU Kenyon, the occasion being Mrs. Floyd Craig and MUs Ger­ Mrs. Johnson's mother. Mrs. East­ the Country club on Tuesday, small turned to Kalamazoo. i Robert Campbell of Flint; Mr. and L»nJitMra°Rrt’SuKt.n >n«nt Beaeh- California. WhUe on the re- 1 in honor of the birthday of the trude McPharlln have enrolled for man from Belding. bouquets centering Ute dessert -«• »------------- Mrs. Case Hoekstra. Mr. and Mn tables and a large basket oii the WALTON—THOMPSON------------------ I John VanderZouwen, Mr. and Mr*. Mr -T lllrl‘ lr’P Mr “•*“ wrot* U» “ Ha*- । former Mr. Burna. the summer session at WMCE. Kal­ Drockwav in VermiJntviUe” ~ U 1 ttnK9 *"end fronJ DenLcr' C0,10'0^- , Mra. EmMt Kenyon. Ray and amazoo. The U. B. church at Freeport wa*, Tom McCarty and family, and Mr*, Hospital Guild -N6. IB held Its large table carried out the same prockway in Vermontville. under date of June 24. saying he Jean are »pcnding a two weeks' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coleman. annual plcnip-bn Thursday at Mrs. motif. Dessert was served to forty- a beautiful scene Sunday evening, i Anna VantHaf of Grand Rapid*: Mr. and Mra. L. A. Sponable of would soon be home. Speaking of vacation at Houghton Lake wltn Mr*. Bc-ulc Fox. MUs Alice Han­ Anna Newton's cottage at Leach three at 1:15. Mrs. Winifred Lake June 27. when Misa Evelyn Marie 1 Mrs. Minnie ZyUtra of Lowell; Mr. j Cleveland. Ohio, relumed to their Denver, which he explained la a Mr. and Mr*. Rex Kenyon of Lan- ford and MUs Betty Bryans were lake. After the pot luck dinner 3 Grass Lake was tlie guest of Thompson daughter of Mr. and and Mr*. Frank Hp.es of Woodland; ' rs. William H. Lake. For the low Mrs. Floyd Thompson of Clarksville., Mr*. Robert Conley of Muskcsmi; i>ome last Wednesday after visiting mile high, he hr said If he attempted sing. They were joined jc Sunday of-------------Mrs. Florence pome on Satur- --------- -guests ------- ---------------- {nines acre enjoyed and the ro­ • K. formers parents, Mr 1 . z-.. ghe Mr. .nA and Mra Mrs. to walk fast j.he J..Z had rto stop lo _get day by Mr. and Mr Robcrt IQ.,,. i Bleam in Grand Rapids. lling chairman. Mrs. Fred Hale, gross golf event, Mrs. Bertha Wil- 1 became the bride of Donald La- Mr. and Mm. Wm. Althouae of Alfc; /Sumner Sponable. • hh -------— He wrote that he-*----------------J - Verland Ran- I Mr. and Mrs? Burr Cooley and was presented with a beautiful cox was winner and at bridge the Verne Walton of Freeport. ‘ Mr. and Mrs Harold Skedgel and breath. rode yon and Diane, — Mrx The double ring ceremony wa* Mr?. Raymond Skedgel of KalamaWlllo , children were In Middleville on plant In appreciation of her serv­ winning scores were held by Mrs 1 Mr. and Mrs. Casper Thomas of br train through thc RoyaL Gorge , *on and Judy and Miss William Stebbins and Mm. Clayton read by Rev. John I. Batdorff of । roo; Mr. and Mr.t Ernest Andar- *It Hampton Sunday where Mr. and Mra. Geo. ices the past year. * Kalamazixx visited Mm. Clarence the ...v day before and pronounced .... Brandstetter. _ Woodbury before the altar flanked ton and daughter Ilren from up Orohe and ;Floyd the most Thomas InapUing and famsight; the lr. all most hl*inspiring . Mr. sight and Mr*. In allLoy his . Royer and Juppstrom entertained with a fam­ on either side by candelabra with I northz-Freeport Correspondent. Slv Wednesday. WaHnaxdav trnvals He Hr ks M he hr saw from frnm the >- children ot Battle creek were Sun- ! Uy dinner honoring Mrs. Cooley ? ily I: travels. said Mm. Robert Walldorff was. host­ white tapered candles, huge palm* i Another dessert luncheon will be I Enroute to Portsmouth, Va.. three.' window of his car the mountain ! day guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Gary ; birthday. Mrs. Lyle Rockhill and ess to the members and guests of ' ——— Youngster* accompanied by their which 1* the last resting place of , Crook. MU* Layontlne Kinney were after- the* Silver Guild of Pennock bos- served next Tuesday at 1:15 o'clock, and UU baskets 'of white lilies and 1 terandmothers.Mrs. StellaWalter* I Buffalo Bill. 1 Mrs. E. A. Caukin visited rela- I rxxm caller*. Miss Dixie. Cooley, pllal on Thursday evenlng^thlrlecn in charge of the following commit­ white peonies. The Misses Gwendelen Mlsler and Mrs.Brockway ofUBdinglon Mr. and Mra Ray Hotchkiss en- 1 Uvea in Sparta last week. *ho had been spending the week attending. Mr*. Gerald Lawrence tee. Mrs. G. E. Goodyear. Mrs. Guy Srere weekend guests of Mr. and | tertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. I Mr*. J. w. Hewitt spent Tuesday with her grandparent*, returned and MU* Barbara Wilcox were Keller. Mrs. H. D. Cook and Mn. ant! Virginia Moore *ang "O Promise : Me" and "I Love You Truly." Mr*. 1 Mr*. Jesse Altoft at their home on and Mrs. Garret Jacobson and i and Wednesday In Itatuing with I with them. K?*la and new members are Mrs. W. R. Cook. Ralph Stuart, at the piano, and Xorlh Hanover St. daughter Linda, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. John Hewitt and Mr. Mr. and Mr*.. B. H. Ketchum of rt Payne and Mias Henrietta many. July z, uirrc is io or MLi a Ruth Yonkcr. at the organ. , . Mr*. Everett Clay and son Denny Wayne Jacobson and daughter Bon- and Mra. Merle Kelley. • , Cleveland ore now occupying their Bauer. At contract, the prizes went STEAM HEAT ‘The Bridal Chorus" from j a golf and bridge pot luck lunch- played I tof Detroit are spending thc week nle Lou from Grand Rapids. Aviation Cadet Marshall Furrow Algonquin lake cottage. to Mrs. Nell Adair. Mrs. Willard eon at the club with Mrs. Edw. Van "Lohengrin" as the wedding party HOT * loLD WATER ' Iwilh her sister Mrs. Katherine ; Mrs.Gertrude Endsley has re- 1 l» expected home from Delaware. ' Mis* Frances Cowles. Miss Wln- Smith and Mrs. F. A. Clardy. their places Popering and Mrs. Clare McKee in took 1 Mannl. turned to limiting* after a two I.Ohto. over the weekend for a visit nle Rou*h. Mb* Ardea elum ocThe bride was given In marriage I SHOWER BATH A successful surprise was carried charge. ' Pvt. Donald Townsend returned weeks'visit to Detroit. Canada and with his parents. Mr. and Mrs । componied by Mra. Helen Mouw of by hcr father. Her dress wa* of I — McClellan, Alabama. ....------- ----Man- , Ora0ll 'Freeman Furrow. Cadet Furrow Kalamazoo are spending a week's out on Lawrence Adams last Thurs­ lo ra Fort Grand Rapid*. Rapids, white satin with lace trim and she I ; Mra. Bechtel returned home ' expect* to be transferred soon to , vacaUon to C-nilcago. day. when the Rev. and Mrs. James ' In celebrailon ot the July Fourth wore dav night. after sjiendlng a ten day >*— Edith °a white tulle veil, lace edged, hh parents. Mr. thia week Irom Terrebonne. Oregon, another camp. I -Mrs. William Shultera wa* a week Chrupell and family. Mr. and Mrs. holiday, a buffet supper for cluo and held In place by a seed pearl I turlough visiting his 1 home <>uu from 'nd guest of relatives in St. John*. Glenn Miller and Mr. and Mrs. members and their friends will be coronet. T=~rxond. route 3. where a>>c .die ni^n*. spent ceight with ।1 Mr* -p• — p — r and Mrs.. Chzz. Chas. Townsend, Wi,c*c -mju, >months i,uuwm wim * wa* .<»»» Her bouquet was ot white: —... Creek «... Me- an<1 Mrs. Austin Goetz of Clay Adams came in to spend the held on Monday evening, July 5. 'ror-e* and swansonla. wa* home from her son and family. Battle over U.e the weekend. '" .■ Pvt. Roy Finstrom was 8:30. Comprising the committee Mrs. Port Custer Sunday visiting his wife ; Mr. and Mr*. Harry Rlzor of Has- ' Mrs. Wr* Timothy Timnthv Howard and m ,« Hollywood. California, are guest* of evening. The occasion was Mr. at । The maid of honor wore are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hubbard. “a ’ dress « Herrick ..— and daughter at the home of his of Kalamazoo their diughier daughter and son-in-law, Adams birthday and also lhe wed­ Mr. of powder blue silk 7" crepe, floor hl* tings twp. visited their parent*. Mr. । Ralph R. and Mrs. William Lake. Mrs. M — — j Mrs. Carl /-..-I t-i.. .____ __ i havo Km... IKathe gut Mra VWalter Powell, en­ ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. aests .r of their par- Mr Mr. nun and Mrs. parent*. Mr. and Fin- I and Mrs. James Mead of Maple Have been leneth.- nnd carrtf carried bouquet of I Orville Sayles, Mrs. David French. lenBlh '1 a 1x1110 Irs. Charles Leon- i route to their summer home in Adams. yellow roses. strom. । Grove Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Van Popering 1 Canada. Mrs. Lena Fisher of Nashville < Junior Richard* of Baltimore ard- thla week. fend Mrs Tressa Cleveland. ItoberT Cook"’Jr., Eight members of the Shuffle Alden Burgess, wlio U a member visited her mother. Mrs. Dave Wa- 1 spent several day* with hla uncle, ' leaves today for lent. Monday. I Guv Mead, at Fine lake fishing. | Oberlin. Ohio, "-to enter training of the Earl Gardner orcneatra, al club were entertained for dessert A two ball foursome golf event Saginaw, spent a few days tlie first Mrs. B. R. Minford and daugh- 1 Mr. and Mrs Herman Goach of : with thc United Stales Marines. for both men and women is planned ter* of Pontiac and Ernest Sever- 1 Freeport and Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar ; Col. and Mrs. Earl Smith of Man­ ot lhe week with Mr. and Mrs. Durr Cooley. Prizes were awarded for Monday afternoon at three to Mn. Howard Barnes. Mn. Eu­ Kan.,. returned yesterdav Harvey Burgess. ante of Detroit relumed home Chenev and daughter of Lansing hattan. ------•. .------o'clock. Golfers are urged to sign F. E. Burns ot Hillsdale and Mn gene Dalman and Mn. Clare JohnTuesday after »pend!ng the weekend were dinner guest* of W. M. Rich- *“«r 2£'l!jln*sh,{,lhpar5PV' £*r; 5n.d up for participation in this con­ Mr*. Edwin Smith. Cpl. Smith Is Hazel Hamill and son of Climax test. stationed at Fort Riley. Kansas. were Bunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. For lhe pleasure of Mrs. Philo ' Other, guest* at the Smith home I. W. Bum*. Clare Beach of Detroit U th» Otis. (Pauline Chandler) MUs Mary MARRIAGE DATE | over Sunday were Mr. and Mr* guest Mr*. Mary ; Ebrn Smith of Toledo. — - — of—hU. mother, ___________ « Ketcham nnd MUs Marjorie Stan­ IS ANNOUNCED Mrs. Alden Sheets (Margaret Mc­ ley entertained fifteen guests for I David Paul visited his grand- ' Beach, for a few days thi* this week. mother. Mrs. Etta Paul, of WoodPvt. Kenneth Beckwith, who is dessert on Thursday at thc home Call) of Eaton Rapid* announces I land last week. ij in the Anti-alr Anti-air craft force*, re- of the former. Games followed by the approaching marriage of her a miscellaneous shower for the daughter. Miss Bette Lou Sheets, to । Mrs. Mr*. R. C. Leach spent last week turned on Monday to U> VaBjeo; CalCi! Place orders for buns, rolls, etc., early. We will bo guest of honor passed a happy eve­ Captain Robert Webster. The cere­ । in Laming Lansing with her daughter. Dr. Ifornla. ifomla, where wlicre he 1* is stationed. mony will be read on Friday eve­ Arell* Leach. (In ML** ■ Acella On PMrtav Friday thev they went MU* Alice Alice Bates Bates nnent spent aa trv few days ning. closed all day Monday, July 5th. ning. July 2. at eight o'clock in the to Ann Arbor and that evening in Laming thi* week. A party honoring Miss Ilah Reed Methodist church In Eaton Rapids. ; were dinner guest* of Miss Lucille , Mr. ana Mn. Stephen Johnson Boylan of Ypsilanti, it being her । ot Indianapolis are spending a and Corp. George Cogswell was held The young coqple will leave for at lhe home of Mrs. Clarence John- Texas after lhe wedding. Those birthday. week's vacation with Mr. and Mn. : Mrs. John Hoevenair returned Aben Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. cock, Saturday evening, 20 guests from Hastings who expect to at­ being present "Hearts" furnished tend the wedding are her grand­ i Thursday from Grand Rapids where Prank Sage. ' she was called by the serious ill- ; Lieut. Colonel Car! Bauer has re- the evening's entertainment with mother. Mrs. J. A. McCall. Arthur ne*» of her mother. Mrs. John Hel- turned lo Washington after a two honors going to MUs Reed. Mrs. Rue- McCall and -Mr. and Mrs William , rigie. I weeks' leave with Mr. and Mn. ben D. Reed, Ruehen Reed and Mrs. McCall and children. Max Myen, second class motor Guy Bauer and Mr*. Bauer and Robert Stutz. The highlight of thc machinist mate, has been visttlnR two daughters are in Saginaw for evening came with the announce­ Whatever the Doctor’s orders may be, I am ment of thc engagement of MUs hi* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. EUswortn . the month of July. honor-bound to follow them to thc letter, using Myers. He has recently completed Miss Virginia Pott* and MUs A«- Reed to Corp. Cogswell, distributed n course at the Diesel school at the I ncs Johnson are among those at- among those present in the form only fresh, full-strength drugs' of finest quality. University of Illinois. ' tending the summer soasion al the of tallies, the announcement print­ ed on cards slipped inside matching , Mr. and Mrs. Anton T. Johnson U. of M. Bring your Prescriptions to me with | of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Herbert | Lawrence Fuller and ~2!!« Phillip envelopes, controlled by red. white E. Robinson and little daughter. I Frandsen —J— left ' *■ Sunday for Baldwin. Baldwin, and blue ribbons. Lunch was serv­ 1 confidence. Jaclynn Irene, of La Moore. Ohio, where thex will act as councillors ed. lhe table centerpiece being of an Army convoy camouflaged be­ i were Sunday guest* of Mrs. Archie at a camp on Big Star Star lake where lake-------McCoy and Mra. Emma 8. Evans, j Coach Goodell 1** 'In charge ' ‘of neath streamers of red, white and blue ribbons. Mr*. Francis Hamilton and son ' athletic*. guest* David, returned yesterday to their > Weekend —"*------" of Mr. and Mrs. home In Kalamazoo after several Charles Leonard at their cottage PALMER—MEADE The marriage of Miss Hortense .days' visit with her parent*. Mr. over the Fourth will be Mr. and and Mrs. Fred S. Jones. Mrs. Andrew Roush and Mr. and R. Meade of Hastings to Paul A. Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. BerGues’* of Mr. nnd Mr*. Charles Mrs. Harold Newton. tus Palmer of Middleville, was per­ Paul at their Gun lake cottage on Sunday were Mr. and Mr*. B. R. Miss Janet Teale of Kalamazoo will formed Saturday evening. June 26. Reed, MUs Cyntheal Reed. Mr. and arrive Friday to spend the Week­ at Augusta, the Rev. L. M. Rlgleman officiating. Mr*. Dorrance Trethric and chil­ end with Mrs. K. 8. McIntyre. REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Attending the bride wa* Miss dren of Hastings. Robert Rerd nf Waitings Phone 2241 State & Jaffer*on New York City and James Cush­ daughter, Nancy and Mr. and Mrs.; Vernelva Barnum of Hastings and man of Kalamazoo. C. C. Burkholder and daughter. Curtis Solomon of Middleville was Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Neubaum Barbara are spending the weekend groomsman. of the Fourth at the Macatawa The bride wa* attired in a white park hotel. eyelet embroidered pique suit with Miss Joan Leffler of Woodland all while accessories and a corsage was a weekend guest ol Mbs Helen 1of American Beauty Roses, fern and CarL babies' breath. Miss Barnum wore MUs Esther Ragla was the house an 1 aqua linen suit with brown and guest of Mbs Anne Goodyear dur­ white accessories and a corsage of ing .... .... the Blue Gill festival. varicolored snapdragons. Mrs. H. J. Hawthorne of Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Palmer ha* been an employDetrolt are spending the weekend i ce of the Hastings Mfg. Co. for the of the Fourth with Mr. and Mr*. I ixut two years and is a graduate of I Leslie Hawthorne. HasUngs nigh school, class of 1940. Mrs. Ralph Herrick (Leone Leon- ’ Mr. Palmer work* his father's farm , nrdi spent the weekend with Lieut. I and graduated from Middleville In Herrick in Detroit 1941. । Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs The young oouple will moke their Frank Rogen nnd Mr. and Mrs. home with the groom's parents for 1 William Schader. Jr., were Mr. and I the present. Mr*. Leon Brassuer. two daughter* Thera many friends unite in ex­ I and twin aons of Chicago, ana were tending congratulations and beat Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and wishes. . Mrs. P. J. Cusack. , Mrs. Maggie Gldley of Owosso Is ARMSTRONG—SPRINGER spending the summer with her son The marriage of MUs Bernice and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Springer, daughter of Mrs. Addie C. Springer, to Tech. Sgt. Myrl Ann। A. B. Gldley. I Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schelhas. who strona. son. of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper . are in Muskegon for the summer, Armstrong of Pittsford. Michigan, at • eight-thirty i spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. was solemnized o'clock Sunday morning. June 27. । G. Avery Aten. Mrs. o. F. Chidester relumed on fu lAe hoinc ot the bride's mother. Uie Rev. S. Conger Hathaway read­ ■ Saturday from an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Ro- ing the service. Preceding the wedding. MUs Ag­ has in Williamsville. New York, and . on her return was the guest of Mr. nes Smith sang. “O Promlie Me" and ' and Mrs. Walter Phelps in Detroit .1 ^ve Xou Truly," and Mrs. Archie McCoy pUyed Mendelssohn's "Wed­ for a few week*. March" as the processional. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ding Baskets of blue delphiniums, roses Mrs. lau rence Adams were Mr. and mixed garden flowers made atMrs. Lyle Adams and *on, Paul and Uactivc decorations. and Mr. and Mr*. Merwin Adams The bride, who was escorted by and son Teddy, of Grand Rapids. her brother. Lt. Clarence N. SprinsMrs. Edward Van Popering and cl was attired in a gown of while । Mrs. Blake Allerding were tn De­ satin and marquisette, and earned troit on Wednesday and attended a bouquet of roses and baby i I the game between the Tigers and breath. Her fingertip veil fell from ' Cleveland Indians. a tiara of white rosebuds. I MU* Martha Lou Maus and MUs JLorctt» Springer, .sister of Marjorie 8tanl<y left on Saturday the bride, was maid of honor and । for Interlochen, to attend the music Marlgean Springer, a niece, was camp. Junior bridesmaid. They wore pale I John Thwaltes and E. E Thwalt'es pink dresses similar in style io the 1 of Owosso were weekend guest* of bride's and white roses formed i Mr. and Mrs. Edward Adams. their corsages. Barbara Anne I Mrs. Reid Bassett returned on ( Friday after a two weeks visit with Springer, another niece, aA flower Sites 12 lo 42 wore pale blue organdy and her husband at Cainp Claiborne. girl, carried mixed roses. Ixxihlana and Is now attending the First Sgt. Keene Armstrong of i summer session at Ann Arbor. _ ________ _ __ Outer served his brother as Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Maison"]eave i Forn?2: Friday for a week's vacation al JSLJ**rt‘?« Grand Island off Munising. MUs Lucy Bassett of Lanrina U LX. M spending a three weeks' vacation ' Ke at home and MUs Lucille Bassett 3 “Exclusive, but not expensive" U in Ann Arbor for a few days. | ^Xt^STrfthe Im- -JSOCIAL ITEMS PERSONALS ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Bakery Specials for Friday and Saturday SPICE APPLE CAKE Doctors Orders BANGIIAIIT BAKERY W linens 4 EDRUG STORE • Summer Play Togs Slacks Swim Suits Dresses • Shorts • Polos Summer Sweaters, Etc. k Sults I to 3.75 i 1.98 - 2.25 runks i to 3.75 i Now! nprises capes. to 10.75 GANTN€R Swim Suits Men’i, Boys’ Swim Trunks 5Oc, 1.00 to 1.39 odes lo 12.75 25c, 39c to 5Oc - ?3’5 to *lOio SLAX SUITS 2.Q5 *223 to *630 SLAX PANTS Frandsen 9j HASTINGS > Busy TROPICAL WORSTED and AIR­ MOORE SUITS $243°, *273°, »293° Special! Turkish Towels Play Suits tickets Enjoy Your Holiday in Cool Clothing from Baird’s 1.95, 2.95 to 5.00 SPORT SHIRTS If it's for nihn or boys we have it at DAVIS—POWELL J. Davis of Bedford and Mrs Sarah Powell of this city were married on Saturday evening at Assyria Center. Mr. and Mn. Da<ls ‘ ‘ left on Monday to spend a- week In Cadillac and on their return will make their home at 303'i 8. Brood.way. BAI �THE HASTINGS BANNEK THURAT, JULY 1, HU S3.mo; USED CARS. TRAILERS. AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY PHONE 32*1 NASHVILLE WANTED EMPLOYMENT 3433. FIRST tl MISCELLANEOUS .....———7—:----- —-- 1 Marshall Furnaces | - Repairs furnished and stalled for all makes furnaces Eaves Troughing Tin Shop running condition. 1 inllrt mirth I of Delton- It, F. Grunaarall. T-l 1 ; Kilt HAl ,f Floor Sanders for Rent C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 142 X. Stat* Phon* 2331 Swanson Agency : : I a, lla.nng* ifind. ..h<..>) WANTED—<iaaul gaaoltne ato«e FOR Hal Hili’ saI 109 W. STATE REDUCED RATES Property damage and Liability Conforming to Michigan’s ne CARD OF THANKS FOR SAI. FOR SALK—<ImkI SR’ormirk bindvr; 3 hour riding eultl«*1ur; Star wind­ mill head sod wheel. W. M. Richard- ■ ''Michigan motorist*? Hlft SALE— Fla | Farm Bureau State Agent «. HA VI FtlkHALE— Met foreman ral.l. a d wire- fine. • .witch boara; awitrkr* "wri'Xhini, 9*0s trie iri.ner. 135 FOR HALE—Mlkh |OI1 on Walter record*. >11 kin. • ; bell tran.fornter; Brown farm. - — . . .. .Irnal t r. it. f <-r m r; radio teat m|ui:>rill*. KO rod* ment. all kind. aluminum prea.ure KOH HALE—HI* Hpan 1*1 puppy utm eeaner. repaired; toa*l«r< and fla Iron* repaired; vie- j R. Hobleahl. 539 W. c/ntrr. F ‘ ' Tri 1 AUCTIONEER tlst yoar Auctioa Sale* with DEWEY REED TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Hastings, Mick. CABBAGE. TOMATO. Cdt'LTFLOWEK plant., field grown, ftne.l quality. Millltina now ready. Name low price a. ,Ia*t year. Htinihln* Valley Nuraery A Heed Fann*. B mile, atraiclit ea.t of Ha.ting, nit eentar road, tf FOR HALE—7 we.k. *4 333** IL E. Voder. Freeport, pho 7-1 13SF5 or S337 Shipping Livestock NoTick—y. Every Saturday JAKE DEFRIESTER •NOTICE ! ».:> ■rar Naaltriile. Company Hastings stock- t'oH HALE-Wa.hlng marhi Win*'*. aoe v u-*i-.u> FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS erred to be 13 stripes, alternate red and white, with one large star, white in a blue field and the coat of arms of the State of Vermont therein. This remained the state flag of Vermont until 1919. Ship Christening* In ancient time* when a new ship was launched the libation (or pour­ ing of wine) was practiced, conse­ crating the ship to th?, god whose image she bore. The-uctlon of bless­ ing ships is alluded to by the monks of St. Denys, and records of ship christenings are found as far back as 1418 when‘the bishop ot Bangor was sent to Southampton. England, to bless the king's ship* for success­ ful voyages. On October 20, 1797, the Constitution, first U. S. navy' ship launched, was christened by an officer who broke a bottle of wine over her prow. Champagne prob­ ably la used because it is a rare and expensive wine and aullable, there­ fore. for auch an Important occa- C. “Bill” SHERWOOD NOTICE CARD OF THANKB—We wi.h’ la. lhaah lhe many friend*, rvlallie* and Due to shortage of hairpins, people neishbor*. alao the V. t. W.. lhe Amer- dMirlng wet flngerwave* must bring iran togloa. Ibv Ila*tin** Mf(. Co. and their own pins. Mr. Homer Hialth ot the Red Croaa for lhe • lure re kiadaea* aad aympathy dur. Thank you In* lhe alekaeu and death ot our ho*hand and father. Hheranaa A. Smith. Hollywood Beauty Service We wl.h e*peelally to thank Dr. tothAdv. 7-1 rop. Rvt. Adroek aad Cha*.’Leonard and hl* aaalitaata. Their hladan* will avrer be fursoltea. Mra. Cora Hmilh Ralph W. Smith Ell.worth Hmilh Elmer E. Hmilh Joeeph F. Hmilh Zelma Cox Velma Komrau* INSECT PROBLEMS! C ARD OF THANKS—I wi.h to thank all my friend* and relatlae* for th* lo.ety rord*. letter*, flowery and food thins* to rat arnt me while al the ho*l>ilal. Al.a Dr. Hoff aad Mi*. Na*h for their -wonderful ran. lhe hMpilal alaff and Rid your premises of Bed-Bugs, Roaches, 1 Moths, Termites. Fleas, Rodents, other pests by reliable Fumigator & Extermi­ nator. PHONE 17F21 HICKORY CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE Stebbins & Jacobs Drug Store C. R. Rogers Seed Store. Inquire tf. AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Dates can be made at Banner Office. ft. ALL Y0KM8 or INSURANCE and BONDS W* bar* a tueftxl gift for tach aulomoblla driver who call* at oar office during tha month of Juna. JERRY DEAD STOCK We meet all competition in paying ANDRUS Phoao 2511 Mat'L Bk. Bide. | .__________ tf. | FEATHERS URGENTLY NEEDED removed free. Prompt Service 1 days a week. Phone collect. Batch armed forces and essential civilian Creek 2-2ML needs. Shipping charges refunded. Battle Creek Rendering Co. Lloyd Rager, Mgr. THAT LOOSEN NEED NOT EMBARRASS Willard Arnold happening to you. little FAHTEETH. tl featherbed wrapping instructions to Northwestern Feather Co, 210 Scrib­ ner, NW, Grand Rapids, 4, Mich. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good Lily White Flour 30 lb*, flour for bushel of Mrs. (lay Miller. ARD OF THANKH—M CARD OP THANK*—I froR SALE FOB INSURANCE STAX OXAMOB The neat regular meetla* win be Haturday etenin*. July S. A attend­ ance I* de.lred. FALSE TEETH HALE— You. BANNER WANT ADS PAY H FOR HALE PROTECT YOUR CAR . Stale Farms 80-30 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT fl HTHAVEU . Swanson Agency Mn. Joha C. Bakrr Mr. aad Mr* Hoary Folk Mr. aad Mr*. Barnard Bahar Mr. aad Mr*. Albert Bahvr Mr. and Mr* Arthur Bahar Ml** Nina Baher . and srandvhlldrvn j ■' 1 LOST. FOUND. STRAYED CARD OF THANKS—I wieh to tksak all my frirnda. neighbor. and. rotallna fur the rarda. fruit aad floaara a«nl ma during . my yfreat arrldtm, alan Dr.' Lofdall and ihr Petinorh ho.pit.1 >laft for their *pi*ndid rare and than* who M> kindly helped oat la any way. --- Your kind**** will nvvvr ba forgollta. Carl H*ffl*bow*r fur Ihelr aympathy. hlndnea* and beauti­ ful fleral offerlaa* al th* lime of lhe CARD OF THANKHr-W* wiah to death of oar baby daughter and al.ler, Alaa H»r. Ht»ne for hla thank oar friend* and neighbor* 'for Fhylli. Anne their kiadaeaa and ayrapathy aitended u* eoaaoUas woeda and lhe weaal.i foe lira durtnr lb* dvath of owr wlfv and mothMr. and Mr*. Edfar FiHrld Mr and Mr. Cbaa. BodinClaud* Mrtaiyra Mr. and Mra. Cfc... Wallace and Cblldran. . Dora and Kd*ar C ARD OF THANKS—Wa with In*' OXANOB------------- -------- thank uur frlrnala and nvlghbor*. Hlrk- WBT.COkn: Wet-—, wln l.e h,M RatUrory Uol<v 345 F « A. U . and Kaatarn day Blsht, July 3, There will be a proHior »( Hlvkury Cwraar* for tb.lr aympalhy.and braallful flawara; alau'Rrv ».vm *»u toneh. h.yeryone pka.e try kublaAn for hl* rwmfortlns word* and aad be pretenl. Mary Snyder, Lecturer Mr. and Mr* Royrw Ilvalon for tbalr 1 > 01: BALI Surcty Beads Phoaa 2183 Hastiars H I EMPLOYMENT-HELP WANTED Sheldon Agency i!si It h ! 2- il k; Moulton ‘chureh. aiar. Slocum. H H 3 7-1 FOR HAl.k — U plga. wgt. Ho Mri'auL Middle II* NATIONAL EDITORIAL— L. Brodie and hi* new toxicologist Dr. Raymond D. McNally, both of California. Carbon monoxide 1* fatal In suffi­ cient quantiUe* a* it is produced in the exhaust gases of automobile*. Coroner Brodie explained, but no tion* of other* in a successful busl-' one know* how many accident* in 1 nes* enterprise. which the driver 1* reported to have The truth probably lie* between fallen asleep at the wheel ar* du* these extremes, write* W. Mack Anto faulty exhaust pipe* that cause ga* In 'Technology Review." Be­ milder degree* of carbon monoxide yond question, the Clermont wa* the poisoning. first commercially successful steamNo scientific study ha* ever been made of the problem, a* far a* Dr. building her and proving that the McNally could recall. An expert In steamboat could be something more such type* of poisoning, he said he than an Interesting novelty. welcomed lhe study a* on* of .the On the other hand. It is now gen­ major task* of hi* ppst.—' erally appreciated that Fulton did To carry out the plan Coroner Bro­ not Invent but Improved and devel­ die issued an order that sample* ot oped the steamboat Furthermore, blood from al) driver* killed In acci­ the work ot his predecessor* and dents that ar* not adequately ex­ contemporaries gave him a rather plained be forwarded by coroner’s broad foundation upon which to physician* to Dr. McNally for analy­ build. sis a* to carbon monoxide content He also plans, he said, to make an Day* of Belly Laughs effort to get a new spectroscopic de­ Humor in pioneer times wa* like vice, recently reported from Ger­ everything else. It wa* hard. Men many, according to Dr. McNally, that will tell how long previous to lived hard and died hard. They worked hard and fought hard.. And thc examination the victim wa* exwhen they laughed they la&fhcd hard. Such a study, said pr. McNally, would provide a sound basis for an pressed in the superlative. Like Big educational campaign among autoJoe Longston. who moved to Ken­ ists as to the danger of carbon mon­ tucky's Greene county from Virginia oxide leaking from a broken exhaust in. 1790. most narrators could "out* into a closed car. run. outhop, outjump. throw down, drag out and whip any man In the country." . First Vermont Flag Wai Frontier humor was simple, blunt The Star* and Stripe* and direct, writes Allan M. Trout In The first Vermont flag of which lhe Louisville Courier-Journal No double meaning permeated the sam­ and Stripes, with the addition of the ple* that have come down to us In word "Vermont" This was adopted this dsy when the hidden point is the one to laugh aL On the other cording to information, obtained in hand, frontier joking was calculated to bring belly laughs rather than on the origin and form of the Ver­ the sly. sophisticated grins of more mont flag at the Wilbur library in modem limes. the Fleming museum of the Univcrsity of Vermont There have been Bird Lore four different Vermont flags, an act The Arctic tern, which migrates of the Vermont legislature in 1837 32.000 miles from lhe north polar providing for a second flag, which region* to the Antarctic each year, was unchanged until 1919. sees more daylight than any ether living thing. For at least eight 1919 lasted only four years, and in month* of the year it ba* daylight 1923 the legislature provided for lhe 24 hour* a day. present Vermont flag, which Is blue and carries the yoat of arms of lhe stale. It la considered strange that during thc year* Vermont was an independent commonwealth, from 1771 to 1791, a* far a* is possible to discover—there was no stato flag— this at a time at which "pomp and ceremony of war and of civil state" was by no means disregarded. 1 BUBaCRlPTIOK RATES ’ CLASSIFIED RATES *11 my trlrnda. aalghbor* and relative* for Ik* lovely fUwar*. pleat* aad eardi •ent me during my reveal Illa***. Atu Dr Wrdvl. Dr. Soutbwlrh. Dr. bu»d aad all th* ouru. at Paaaoek ha.pit.l for tholr kind attention. Mn. Lillian Llvhty p Is-niyisj A plan to solve a problem that ha* long troubled InvesUgator* of automobile accidents—how large a proportion of crashes involving th* lh-4*’ BI0HTY-8EVZNTH TEAR First Commercially Successful Beat Historians differ as to tha real importance of the contributions made by Robert Fulton to the de­ velopment of steam navigation. The authors of Americsn school histo­ ries, after paying scant tribute to the earlier work of John Fitch, usu­ ally credit the invention of the steamboat to Fulton. Many writers who have dealt with the subject more extensively are Inclined to rep­ resent Fulton as an opportunist who originated nothing, but whcrdlscov- Mishaps Being Studied CLASSIFIED WANT ADS FahlUhod arary Tkuaday at Halting*. Michigan. hi ' Monoxide Gat in Auto Haetingg Banner AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING" Brakemen Switchmen Telegraph Operators Yard Clerks Apply Superintendent's Office, NYCRR, lackion. Mich. POULTRY We hare a complete stock Quality fuels always. SMITH BROS VELTE & CO HASTINGS, MICH. Betel Basting* SOUTHWEST RUTLAND Wm. Otis visited from Saturday ..n,n .* »e_ CASH PRODUCE FOR 75PF3-3. Radiator*, Battaries, Alu­ minum, Brau, Coppar & CITY. COUNTRY AND RESORT CLENN F. LAUIAUGH r. d. cuiiw telle Burghduff. * Mr. and Mra. James Wilcox were Sunday evening callers at the home •*Glenn Morehouse. LIVESTOCK CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER iruss YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable HORSES $5.00 WOLVERINE AND THOROGOOD WORK SHOES! bXU-4 borne kagiaut —p-T.uV -si Detective of Emotions The polygraph, commonly known which measured blood pressure and respiration while carefully chosen RhTsale questions are harmless and others designed to arouse emotion in a guilty but not an Innocent person. While the guilty person tries to con­ trol one symptom—his breathing, for Fitting rati «f Mid dlr >111. Puli f-At.E—J 7.4 LAKE LOTS $269 lo $595 Quality Shoo Made N OT E: shoes may be had with LT BARKER’S KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS town. them! others. fighting mad COWS $4.00 We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. Buy the BEST made FOR KENT—30 acre* of upland paalura. For iddleville Mary Dunn of Kalamazoo spent Friday night with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Harry Dunn and Satur­ day and Sunday she visited friends at Thornapple lake. * Luella Schrier Is In Kalamazoo tills week assisting Mrs. Louie Envoy with her work. * Mr. and Mra. Lester Lord were Sunday guests at thc home of Mr. and Mrs James Wilcox. ★ Mra. Roy Oaks and daughter Dellla spent Wednesday in Hastings vlsl- We are offering just six (6) lot* for sale. High and dry building site*. The lot* range in size from 70 to 135 feet water frontage, and 178 to 350 feet deep. Each lot has access to Lights, City Gas, Tel. Good roads and nice swimming beach. Terms may be arranged to suit your buying power. BUY NOW while wages are high, and build when conditions will permit. REID'S RESORT, THORNAPPLE LAKE wanted—To tr*d*~ fsrfr»odo«’»JU« �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JULY 1. 1943 HOW HENRY FORD HELPED ENGLAND NOTICE set flnserwaves must bring their own pins. wood Beauty Service Adv. 7-1 I-------------- ------------------------------ FALL PROVES FATAL PILOT AWARDED ^- PUBLIC FORUM ' ' ' ' SECTION TW< '■ ■ BARRY BYPATHS were music to their ears and they terested In Ute fine honor that has 1 '*r,r*1* 1 V I I M 11 IJ months old son pf Mr. and Mra.:1 • wiwi i our pretty tree. We trimmed it tn come to Pint Lieutenant Carl Rob­ Robert Howell (Grace Will) of Bursuch a hurry that sojnethlng es­ By JANE CAMERON Alb*. Michigan ert Edrqpnds. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ungton suffered an accident which caped our notice. It didn’t escape June 18. 1943 Gordon Edmonds (Gladys Sisson) 1 proved fatal on Thursday of last him though. He look off a bauble Built 5,000 Tractor*, in ■ nd said. «■!,( "That's -"TSnat’a got vnt Made Xfo.t, In !n'l,_ of Ann Arbor, formerly of Has­ I and 'Jai week. Mr. Howel) drove into the Gentlemen: , We've decided to call all the little I pan on IL’’ Then he proceeded to j 90 Day*. Prevented I am enclosing 12.00 In currency tings. ui. Lumonui was one of sixteen • “/union;' Il save* tlnje and ispll on the label and scrub* It on I and plow and In his excitement, far a renewal ot my subscription. A Food Shortage the little fellow started to run to­ I guess I am a little late for I of­ pilots to be awarded the air medal , rouble. Mavbe we might better call I his front until he had the label all i Jr.. them 'all Joe Louis Anytime you off. He took every ball off the tree wards his father and It la thought ten write about the snow here but by Lt. Gen. Simon B. Buckner. — IncUrtoVAll —,n War" Is the subject of an article in Duane stumbled over a stone caus­ look, you can see them paired and did likewise and hung them I commanding general of the Alaska,,_care the current.Issue of Michigan His­ ing him to fall and strike his head Ina In its place. Defense Command. The medal was off in twos, and fighting for all back and when he was through, the 1 tory Magazine written by CapL against the stone. He was taken worth. The back yard looks tree looked like Rommel's Army had < When I came up here about 1882. given "for having completed <in­ they're Ilk, V« nr n.n.. _ just loaf nk.uH Ihrnnuh it. I, He It, was wnk full. < like Madison Square Garden. Were passed through Robert H Larson. my brother Hollis told me that dividually > more than 100 hours of anticipating the happy time when of nrldc and Joy at his good deed "It Is difficult to picture Dear­ water where It was decided a blood whatever the weather was here it operational flight missions tn car­ »nd they departed with their candy born a* It was during World War transfusion was necessary, but the made a business of it. And It proved go airplanes in the Alleutlans in ‘hey *U start enwln«- Pour will hlrne ... .nH , n f or Baby aUler wUh whlch J brtbed bimg an end to our slumbers. I." says Capt. Larson "It ts now child died before that could be ac­ true many times that winter for the face of possible enemy attack them out of the house before they a ranldly growing community of complished. The coroner's verdict snow reached a depth of 3H feet and adverse weather.” Tne cits- 1 05,000 persons. Then it was a culet said death was due to a skull frac- on lhe level in the wood*. We lion said. The skill with which |,Random remembrance* ■;— The discovered any more of my sins o! ---------- little village of less than 1.000.*' worked in the wood* part of thc these officer* executed their mis- 1 lunty‘ cry of' triumph-6f a newborn omission. Much of the itory has to do with Duane was bom Dec. 18. 1941, Ume and several times a day. I tion* and the superior airmanship i baby. Nothlr>g Hite it in the whole Henry Ford's activities there and In Battle Creek and was an only have used a 4 ft. measure we had displayed is highly creditable." । wood. Sew,.,, tug shoe uunwu button* on m> my _ nearby, particularly with the ship­ child. Funeral services were held for measuring thc wood and meas­ "After nrelimlnary training at • pl*y»ult '• knees ------ --to break, them building plant and naval training at Nashville on Saturday. Mr. and ured lhe snow with it and it took Pine Bluff. Ark., and Randolph I of creeping with the last baby. | fl L A I K L J station on the River Rouge which Mrs. Burl Will ot Hastings and Mr. *11 but Just a good hand hold to Field. Texas, Lt. Edmonds received Finding them greasing their kiddy- __________________________________ Mr. Ford provided for the Govern­ and Mn. Carl Howell ot Nashville measure the snow. Tlie ground his wing* and commlaston a* a *ec- car axle* with Vick's Vaporub wasn't frozen and the snow thaw­ ond lieutenant at Lubbock Field Finding my wee - daughter after Jame* Cagney in "Yankee Doodle ment without cost. are the grandparents. ing a little in lhe bottom and new Texas. May 20. 1942. He wa* then ’hey had stuffed hcr curb full of Dandy" with. Jeanne Cagney. r rance* ungiorn snow coming on Just about kept sent to Bakersfield. Cal, and left ! 8W” burdocks. . .Cucumber boats F*J “ce* Langford success in building tractors for Brit­ t The year's most xpcctacular Him It at the 3‘v ft..level for quite a on June 14 for Alaska. ish use whan the German n suomarsubmar­ i wajh ................................... while. -j —; telling the life story of America's ine warfare caused a dangerous "Promoted to first lieutenant last atest showman—George N. Co­ When we fell a tree it buried It­ Christmas, vtMtMUM., »o >IM been 0CV., engaged et.g.grc u. Feal I food shortage in the British Isles.1 MflSCaQ0 From FlOHCC he ha* in I , W( are beginning to hear about — self in the snow and then we would I ining I Mr. Ford built a temporary plant at I - — — flying troop ana and supply carrying I “ the ‘c.rwr* woes «nau_i«u and trials ana and inourauun* tribulations ;19.an" *onB* ana P1**4 ne fall another one across the flrat planes between Alaskan, bases. of lllc cW-»>rc*Jters In the drying I Dearborn and in three months he . . . I had 5,000 tractor* tn use in the Isles. Miss Jean Cadwallader who' lives one and cut thkt one Into wood which he has described in letter* Plant at Hastings. Il seems that af- wro’** and when we got all that was with­ home as 'shuttle service."' I It saved the day for Great Britain. । ter — you break break eggs all week week, good __ _ with her parents Mr. and Mra. C. rtruil. the .u- family I,..., and He Hired tne IMM* atsrrtnr I ‘.'Lord Northcllffe came personally B. Cadwallader at 729 S. Church in reach we had the snow pretty While lived In Has- Will hart b“<l airoa «««•• rntt,n ro««n muc *88*- “ nd wren. Erwlh. Evelyn Venable I to Dearborn and tested lhe tractor street has been unusually hanny well tramped down and would then Ungs. Carl attended lhe local high *»th chickens in. that you don't Stuart The story of a mild bookkeeper cut up the flrat tree. We usually school, later graduating from the Snre | in a nearby field.” write* Capt. Lar­ for e8g’ ?ud. wa« a‘ the and excited over the circumstance who becomes an air warden and had a path beat before a tree start­ Owosso high rchool. He then at- 18'rarK> Theatre and the comedy I ion. "On return he cabled the flrat I order and Mr. Ford sent Mr. Soren- that brought her word from Harold ed to fall so we could get away tended M- S. C„ leaving In July. * howed a big egg and he said that succeed* In getting himself Involved of Kalamazoo who is now from it. When spring came the 1941. when he jolneed the Army Air i Wng from thc groans in the en­ in a series ot wild adventures. I /.on to England to make arrange- Simmons a prisoner of wgr in Germany. snow soon went off and we liad a forces. He has not been home since dlence that some ot the egg-break­ I ment*." Some of these tractor* are "Bowery at Midnight" steering On Thursday a short wave radio good growing season. still In use there. entering the service but hope* to era wcre present, I A* In World War II *o tn the communication addressed to Jean We had plenty of snow last win­ come for his twenty-third birth- 1 - • A thrilling mystery drama follow Piral World War. Mr. Ford offered from Harold, which wa* sent over ter and Uli* spring have had plenty day on July 1. । I've been scrapping with a bird ing the gory trails of a college pro■ lhe air nreaumely from Bavaria, ac ­ or 1 empert-ure gcu up t t, ot rain. Tempen.-.ure gets up his facilities to lhe Navy. Many perall day. He keeps doing lhe Morse । feasor. . .. .. soiu look with amazement unon lhe counts for the some eighty messages around 80 or a little above most | n Code for V. Now doing the Victory ... achievements of Mr. Kaiser In shlp- Jean lias received from all over lhe every day now, with cold nights. symbol is nice. Ils patriotic. It's. "Sherlock Holmes In Washington" . .. . , r building without realizing the vast­ country and Canada from people I haven't seen a snake or heard lhe ’ commendable. But does he have to starring Baril Rathbone. Nigel Brace keen tn a ma*2 A f.r.fllli'o «< ness of an accomplishment that who heard the broadcast. keep it nn up seven hmlrs hours in row? A far-flung rnn.nln.rv conspiracy tn to possess Harold, who has been In service I took place right here in Michigan.” Miss Margaret L. Houston; who All I've heard today has been tee- an Important state document is terday helping to get a little saw­ I sav* the writer. dramatised based on tlie characters made many local friends during her I Hie Dearborn Pres* published a well and receiving good care and mill started and I saw some mos­ visit here with her sister and broth- dash. Over and over. O/er and over. created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. ’ II story about a group of editors from sent his love. Strangely enough Jear quitoes that would sure take the Hour after hour. Always in the same I Mexico who were visiting the Eagle had received a card from Harold premium for lang bills and they Hebdon. married Lt. Edgar W. note. He could at least drop lhe I plant. “When they saw the sub just four weeks avo from an Italian worked as though they were drill­ Wilson A. 8. G, on June 30th in dash two notes like Beethoven's The story deals with lhe battle I chasers nosing their way toward prison camp In which he asked her ing for ol). Philadelphia. Pa. U. Wilson Is Fifth Symphony. That would break I England lhey allowed their exclt- to try and send him vitamin tablet* With kind regards to lhe Ban­ assistant adjutant at the University the monotony. But not him! I took against crookedness in the cattle­ I abl<* Southern temperament to rise and chocolate. The package was ner and all its reader*. I am. of Pennsylvania In charge of train­ the old cat under my arm and went country. I until their chatter vied with the riv- sent and whether he received it Is • Very truly yours. cut and pointed and she started to ing pre-lnductlon groups. Mra. I eUng guns. That stream there '*ald not yet known. Hebdon left last week for Phil­ purr and lick her chops, and the Pennsy Iranians In "Varsity Show” > Jean, who taught school In Litch­ I Mr. Pord. pointing an Index finger adelphia where she will visit rela­ Died moved to another tree on the With Dick Powell. Prisclla and I down the *le«nv Route River, 'takes field last year and Is now working BOY SCOUT NEWS tives and attend her sister's other side of the house out of sight. Rosemary Lane and Johnny Davis. at the Fort Custer Reception CenI a boat right to England." Troop 107 members were privileged wedding, returning home the flrat If I hear him say "Pelican," then In lhe- supporting cast the plot of I'll know he's a government agent all the messages but even though lo have Lieutenant (jg> Hugh Kelly week In July. the picture deals with the efforts and forgive him. DEATH OF DAY . give them a talk at their June 21 they all heard the same broadcast, of Chuck Daly, a Broadway pro­ OLD DAUGHTER no two reports are exactly the same. meeting on the training and ex­ WORDS OF PRAISE FOR ducers to stage an annual show. Ellen L, the day old daughter of “Some thought I was hl* sister, periences of- a navy fighter pilot. MRS. VINNIE BOYD -Something fine—Tile Jicarjlla Mr. and Mrs. Russell Price, died other* hi* wife, and tome even Lieutenant Kelly was at Casablanca Mra. Vlnnte Ream Boyd of At­ Apache Indians have sent every one Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith in on Saturday and a short service thought I was hi* mother." she said lanta. Ga., had the pleasure of pre­ of their able>bodied men to war and "Gentlemen Jim" was held in the Bowne Center Harold has no parents so lhe mes­ of the boys' questions about avia­ senting a program before a large every Monday they buy bonds. They Packing all the excitement of the cemetery that same day, where sage was addresed onlv to Jean. tion. and distinguished audience in that are REAL AMERICANS in deed as 1880's and the color of the Gay committal was made. She Is sur­ She Is trying to acknowledge all of The Troop voted lo have their city on Saturday. May 8. when she well as name. We send them a ver­ Nineties tn the action account of vived by her parents; a brother. the letter* she lias received and it next meeting a teat-passing meet­ appeared before the High Museum bal bouquet of red roses, white car­ lhe life of James Corbett. Harold: and three grandparents. is quite a Job but Jean commented, ing. This will be held at thc Pres­ of Art. She gave a "brilliant de­ nations and blue Canterberry. Bells. Jon Hall. Maria Montes and . Sabu In “White Savage" "I appreciate their Intereat in writ­ byterian Church June 28. On July lineation of the 'Drama Inspired HICKORY CORNERS Speaking of real Americans, last Through Art.' " according to the no­ The story concents the turbulent. ing to me so I win keep at It until Thc annual school meeting of the they are all answered." all the Troop and candidates tices from the committee. "Mra. Christmas the Small Fry and his W. K. Kellogg Agricultural school sssfe Boyd has won wide recognition far Sister came down and brought me will be held Monday evening. July I her original work as both monolo- a gift they had made. My thanks 8en_i Island Princess NEW IDEA CLUB HAS 13th at 8 o'clock. Mr. McCrary and f^VIl^LOCATION gl*t and playwright." CLEVER PROGRAM Mrs. Boyd was pleased lo receive Thursday evening. June 17. Mrs. The Banner U indebted to Mra. terms expire this year. The staff a letter from tlie director of the Alma Flngleton was hostess to the of teachers for next year is nearly Vlnnle Ream Boyd qf Atlanta. Ga.. New Idea clii>, ten members at­ High Musenm. Mra. L. P. Skidmore, completed. AU voters In this school for the Interesting and clever tending. After the usual 6:30 din­ from which are taken the follow­ The district .should attend tills meeting. article appearing herewith. ner. Mrs. Mabel Roush directed an ing excerpts: * Miss Edna Willison is at Evan­ caption Is. "Can The Captain Be In interesting program, first asking There are moments In our life , ston, Illinois for the six weeks Shangri La?" which I feel we live with genuine Norfolk. Neb. Feb. 10(API—The each one to tell the date at their pleasure. Such a moment. If we summer term at North Western University. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles censor may not have had any wedding anniversary and some in­ may call It a moment, occurred in connection with the event, Jones of Jackson were weekend trouble over the letter Capt. Clark cident of the responses being very Saturday morning. I am sure that guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford M. Thaler sent to hb father. W. W. several every person in the audience en­ clever and amusing. Willison and attended Bible Con­ Thaler of Norfolk, but to say it Mra. Rousn Mr*. Roush then described the , joyed as genuinely as I did your ference at Midland Park Gull lake. left the folks at homedn the dark development of the marriage cus- I wonderful talk. Il was both pleas* Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Town and is putting it mildly. toms In various countries, beginning and Inspiring, and I am sure, Capt. Thaler dated the letter with the early Idea of "capturing" Icd son of Detroit were guests of tils people to a deeper appremother and sister, Mrs Sarah Town "who carts" and gave the place of bride by conquest. Later wives and Mra. Hazel Nunnemaker Sat­ origin as "ditto”. A portion gives average person slur* and Is al­ tre purchased, a woman, a cow । the------------------.-'.-I- .-------- of Wp urday and Sunday. * Mra. Norman the general idea. "Alter leaving where we — were. ------- Prom this custom developed the ww* Halton is home alter spending sev­ . www. owe•_?_?!£** v. of B..W.WW. gratitude to to you for iciv for ujr here ncic and ana not uui knowing muwum •••— —-—■eral weeks with her husband in we left Texas. ★ Rev. and Mra. Iler and we were coming from there to here 'dowry Idea. At one time a cord Sallie Lou spent test week with we could not tell if we would ar- tied around the waist Indicated that Mra. Iler's parents. Rev. and Mrs ~ ... .._5_ # The we are here and not there. "The weather here is just as it finger of the left hand as a sym- I you at a not t°o,d!atant date. .. — ... — .... ------ Church will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Clair is. it this season, but of course, un­ bol of marriage. In former days Hingerford Friday evening. June 20. like-the weather we had before we the wedding ring was worn on the m * Mr. and Mra. John Mourer were came here. dex finger of the left hwd.™ PhxJJH Anne, daughter of Mr. ' From there to here is Just as far at Battle Creek on business Fri­ "Casting Of shoes'* ' IIs another _ .and iand Mrs. Mns- Erltrar Ed«" Wlfleid Wleld nf Trvinsr Wi*. day and caUed on Ethlelyn Snyder. as from here to there. I feel lust Bible S dlK1 on Monday. June 21, at the biDie signiWeekend guests at the Mourer as I should for this kind of weather symbol which has a ___ denoting exenange exchange-______ of proor pro­ j ase of one year and nine month. home were Mrs. Ardythe Whit tecre here, but of course I felt all right tflcance. acnoiing -h perty. Several other old as well and Mrs. Leualla Beadle of Battle for the kind of weather there, so peny. Creek. Dinner guests Sunday were there is nothing to be alarmed as modem practices were discussed “Iothc.r; , Rar'I,“5;' 1 .5 lhP Va V.”. Mra. Adetta Wallace. Hasting*^ about. The way we came here Is lust the way everyone comes from simplicity of'the old Quaker mar­ gusta. nage ceremony — me man ana worn,nd .®° ra ', home; and three there to here. In short, where I riage ceremony—the man and wornan simply stating before witnesses grandparents. Funeral services were am is where I am.** PLEASANT HILL held at the Leonard Chapel WedMr. and Mrs. James Hi trie an and NEW TECHNICIAN AT In Ufe tiny European country of four children ot Grand Rapid* Albania, the fire I* sacred. When , Winston Stone officiating. Inter­ were Wednesday supper guests of PENNOCK HOSPITAL Miss Betty Elies Alice of Detroit the bride ts taken to her home, a ment in the Irving cemetery. ■ Mr. and Mr*. Clifton Campbell. her duties as technician at fire Is built and she must stand * Mrs. R. J. Williams is at St. began IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE Pennock Hoepltai on June 2 Ist»Miss by lhe fireplace with fire tongs and Joseph hospital. Ann Arbor, where WAR—FORGET IT. cannot speak or rest for three days. she had a cataract removed from Mrs. Roush's talk was exceedingly one eye. She expects to return has had previous Flint. interesting and Instructive, the home tills weekend. * Mr. and Mrs. At the present time she Is stay ­ above being but a few of the things Clare Williams and R. J. Williams PutYMT made a business call on Mr. and ing with Mr*. Carrie Coleman. Mrs. Ivan Buraley of near Char­ After July 1st she will occupy the Among the senices which tuber­ lotte Sunday p. m. * The Sunshine Hurd apartment vacated by Mrs. culosis Christmas seals support Is club will postpone their meeting the film loan library. Tuberculosis i until August on account of lhe busy During the 10 months ending were seen by 97.427 persons season. * Mrs. Mae McDonald is Anrll 1. 1943. the Christmas seal movies the 19 months ending April 1. entertaining her son and wife for clinics in Michigan X-rayed 9772 in according to the annual re­ a few day* before he leaves for persons and recommended 231 for 1943. port of Whc Michigan Tuberculosis I training camp. * Paul Palmer and sanatorium treatment Association. MUs Hortense Mead were quietly married Saturday evening and are now staying with his parents where Paul U engaged In farming. Con­ gratulations. * Sunday dinner Locol Girl Receives In Prison Comp CT PROBLEMS! 1 premises of Bed-Bugs, . Moths, Termites, odents, other pests by Fumigator & Extern,!Inquire । Cr Jacobs Drug Store Rogers Seed Store. RY HO ANDRUS N*t*L Bk. Blds. ITIIEIKS NTLY NEEDED ces and essentia! civilian Ipplnc charges refunded. wrapping Instructions to trn Feather Co, 210 ScribGrand Rapids, 4, Mich. CHANGE UR WHEAT :me of that good White Flour flour for bushel of ifce a complete stock .—fine, medium, and iur chicken* up with fy fuel* always. 1TH BROS., LTE & CO. STINGS, MICH. SABLED Valuable /S $4.00 iV. Green St. in c pay the phone amazoo 2-9544. G WORKS _____ EICHTY-EIGHTH YEAR : rOpular FlaStinqS Visitor to Wed in East Alert on the Home Front! The health of the nation during this war is of vital importance. 'The men who filLyour prescriptions must be capable and reliable of the job they are holding. They are fighting the enemy known as disease and we must help them in their job. health . . . Your doctor will opprove of your choice Please CALL FOR your prescription . . . LyBARKER’S ™ PHONE 2115 HASTINGS -- banner want advs. bring resul- If it’s about ? 8<5SS- MONEY see your banker You are always welcome! er and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Palmer Mr. and Mra. Keith Lechleitnen Curtis Solomon and Miss Nellie Barnum. * Keith Heydenberg of Grandville is spending some time with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Campbell and Mrs. Clare Williams will entertain with a miscellaneous shower this Wednesday evening, the Sunshine Club and the Irving Garden Club tn honor of Mra. Paul PLEA8ANT RIDGE Mbs Mary Teeter is at Camp Mack, near Milford. Indiana, going with her Sunday school class. * We ma Bragdon Is at Blodgett hospital Grand Rapids, w Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lehman of Woodland spent Bunday al Wamle Kelsey's. * DonCloned in Alabama for several months Is visiting home folks. * The vacation Bible school is in ses­ sion this week at Coats drove. A program following on Friday night. * Tlie Ladles Aid will meet Friday afternoon at two o'clock at and program. * Mr. and Mrs Cecli Ronk of Urbandale spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Klnna. Wish My Chassis Were Tu Like That for Summer!” Yet, if withet were only horsepower! Yet such a pitiable reflection would be foolith, while Andrut Service with itt many-year mechanics and factory-type equipment make* old cart . . they are all old now ... at cocky at a Leghorn tummoning the world to rite up and do things in a big way. We tune-up all makes of can and trucks. Save and- buy bonds to prevent inflation! Buy war savings bonds and stamps here—now! Our tire inspe_____ ction and recap service i* top*. We up your ga*. oil and tire mileage. We rejuvenpto every vital part of your car. HASTINGS CITY B 'Fifty-Six Yean of Continuous Service" ANDRUS SERVICE PHONE 2240 HASTINGS, MICH. PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HAS �THE HASTINGSBANNER, THURSDAY. JULY 1, 1MJ ^^dfalher I at 24 Milled the term, onjrhkh baby daughter^* .Mix Gertrude ihis way home, according to a mes­ ily at Vermontville. * Pvt. Harry ! wlth^hls w.m» a>a>aiuia,,icr and^grand-1 aim Kinnu- spent spcm Jhe me >*tbMr_part latter port of ot the tne week wcck at « wiucu hi me laini mi whkii onoy aaugntcr. w Mn. i mother Lyons while his mother was I with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Day and be lived the rest of his life. He was | Schuster and family of Richland i sage received by them tills Monday imorning. * Miss Mary Agnes Mis* He recently completed his In tlie hospital with a new baoy | Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde. * Dr. married to Catherine Bonneville. ; and Mra. Lance Warner and chilcaused quite a little excite- and Mn. Clayton WlllitU and twin Aim. 19. 1893 who survives, also five dren of Parchment were guests a armament course al Denver. Colo ilster, — for _ ■Stokoe who had been home ment during hla visit. He flrot fell daughters of Saranac were Thur*-1 children. * Jack Horton and Glenn Friday of Mr. and Mra. Albert WarIfiBing of n Mlu Martella Steeby and broih- trom one of the slide* on the play- day caller* of Rev. and Mra. J. J. Williams ]few days following th* ---------1— - a 4S ----------- 1— each landed pound I ner. * * •Mr. --and-Mrs.— Robert Van fontlac tf^rtstcr of EXst Lansing spent ground and broke bU right arm । Wfilett*. * Mrs b E Mudge and bass in Pleasant lake. Jack caught i Bo ven and daughter J errains of j • for Da- me weekend at home in IzlgrUon an inch above' the wri»t. Later Mr. and Mra. T. N. Dutmar or his Friday morning also three »mal- । Kall । —— ™ • *ununer . wit): their parents. Mr. a while a neighbor, Mra. Henry Poul- | Grand Rapids called on Mra. Clare lei* bass. Oltnn made his catch dara , «•»,«•« .Putting somo more hois* o*y and family Bunday afternoon. Saturday night. Roger Williams I .nd ] In ids ball she accidentally ran the They were here for the Home Com- landed a three pounder In tha same , °( stalled not printed' In the phone । in chaSre of a playground book axc-Ray Uoni. U F.<; Mack ' txoUvw, tuchar al a group ot boy* crochet hook she was Using for lhe I ing. * Mr. and Mrs Russell Mead lake Saturday nighL * T------------- '' I ..A SIEM rNn i at the VocaUonal school * Mr. and purpose, into her finger and it was | »,’d children were Sunday dinner friends of Mr. and Mra. nccessaiy lo go thus encumbered u I gue*u of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mc; X* the evening Mr. Stillwell gave ------- ----- .ter sister. Mn Isadora Monday broke the heat wave of (he I Mr?, Claude Rosenberg relumed the doctor's office where the hoox j Keown of Quimby. Sunday eve- Duddles are lArry lo lun । a* chalk talk at the Bible school Sherwood and Mr. and Mrs. Ray past week and a lot of good al- | home Monday from a week spent wu removed. * Mrs. T. J. Berry nlng callers of the Buase^TMeaas iia* resigned his position TOlan.Jt. William McKevltE assisted |though It may hare hampered »lth lrtaUw in Detroit and So-.Intendenl of lhe Delton 1 blT&e pdstqffice Friday and Sat- ।haying somewhat. ★ Paul Gackler tr polnt. Their son-ln-Jaw. Mon­ who haa been confined to the bed, were Mr. and Mrs Allah Brumm ricultural school. They Jel Mra urday while, postmaster Gardner iiz unable to work becawie of some roc n|bt» of Grand Rapids who for several weeks with a heart all-. and children of Larulnr. ♦ Mr. and caller* was at the lake fishing. * Freddie smashed rib* which he received In 1 K(U accepted In the Navy and left ment, Is now able to be up some , Mr* Forrest Potter and aon of Doeaclj day. We are all glad to know ; waglac spent Saturday night .s<d young son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed un , accident Tuesday night of lost • Detroit TieMlay. wo* taken very ill of her ImprovemeiiL * Mrs. Peter port of Sunday with Mr. and Mrs ocrintcndent of the achool here for slsgel.niet with a painful accident wc , sk; J1' .**? JrM.'SMfri on the tntta wttb * r»u bladder Friday evening when he stepped on ।and In front of the Fred Bucking- ■ attack and taken to a hospital be- Peterson has completed het school George Gillett and sons * Sundos- the past five years. Tha beat wishes . _ Place one mile we*l of town.; fore they reached Chicago^ Later at lhe Convalescent Home for ChU- ‘ dinner guesU of Mr. and Mra. J. of their friend* go with them Id i here, scsae gloss while swimming In the harn t Farmington and with her | L. Higdon were Mr. and Mra Har- tttelr new home. * The Rural Letter were river with .some young playmates. hit । another track owned by Orey he was transferred to the Great dren el J*™* 819kle *? expected । old Iflgdon and daughter of Battle Carriere of Barry He cut hts foot badly but it u heal- Dawran j and their Ira K of Caledonia which was, Lakes Training station hospital, tng nlevly wlfhcxu any bad effects. parked f fish *up- ' Almond webey, Mr. and Mfo. Lynw-fthoul light* Paul's truck Mri. Giup. who had also gone to this Wednesday to make Middle- Creek and the Forrest Potter's of wive* enjoyed a p h*r permanent home. The Dowagiac. ★ Mr. and Mra. L. A. pcr at IM home ★ ’The Mark Sines home on the wns , and Mn». I den Johnooek, juhlor and Joy of overturned and he wa* pinned Detroit and taken her II Hie nleca ville recently purchased the Day and Wendell were Sunday af- RuireU Molt al Wall Jake, Satur- 4 Detroit and Mr. and Mr*. Albert Irving road has been a pleasant beneath t It. Neighbor* who heard I Nancy Rosenberg brought the llt- Petersens Sandefur home on Broadway. ♦ temoon callers of Mr. and Mra. pUu? 'till* svrek. Their son James the ( crash rushed to hh assistance i ue glri home and went over to chl- C audc Kermecn an employee of thc, Frank Day of 8. Hastings. * Dale day night. Forty were in attendance.. Tutlc and son of Battle Creek were . B..~... _ —.... ___ who went Into 'service January 7 and , Leighton. he wa* taken to Pennock ho*- caK0 h, & her husband Friday, BUm factory in Hastings k having . DeVine was a Sunday evenbig call­ * Mr. and Mr*. Maurice Adrisnaon weekend guest* a* the Jesse Osgood gar &po«u Uia-wackcnd In Grand t spent 24 hours here Frldav while pital . of Morgan. Mr. nnd Mr* Roy Ad- (home. Junior staying over for a va* but was found not critically * ladles of lhe Mazlcra-Jonea cir?£& * vacation from ills duties er of hla parents. Mr. and Mra. rl*n*on qf BstUe Creek. Mr. and | ration. * Mr. and Mra. Weber and ipids iritb bis mother who has • being transferred from North Caro- nurt. f but sufferirig from shock clc served a cafeteria supper at the * WUllam Campbell Juurtompleted Ralph DeVine. * Amelia. Shirley Mra. Robert Louden of Wall lake 1 Mra. Tuttle expect to teavp Wedsployment there is driver for the - llna to Flint. Jim Is now Pfc. and cuts ( and the damaged ribs. Paul * Methodist church thi* Monday * hi* teaching dul^ya' in the Detroit I and Janette Brumm spent .Monday ... — — j Peter Piri*M)terlys. Csrrihd hl*-’ taking mechanics in the tank corp, truck was smashed to bits and he evening, but were unable to *ervc sciwoU and spent lhe weekend here with their grandparents. * Mr. J really fortunate ic. have come Ihc atrnwberry shortcake as planbaby slater art staying at the home | Hl* brother. Pvt. Ira Sines who U bf Mr*. Lewis nnkbelper wret of I has been in the army two years out c alUa..* Tha Middleville O. E. ned because thc extreme heat and with his father, C. B. Campbell. * ' and Mrs. Maurice Adrianson and son Sunday. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Mrs. Gerald Cook and Mr. and t<jwn a? brjtl) barent-, are employed. and for lhe past eighteen month* 8. f chapter held tiw last regular, dry weather put a crimp cn thc Mr. and Mrs. George Tanuc. nro । Peter were Sunday callers of their Slmmoi) atul non Charles of Ann Mrs. Leon'Cook were recent guests * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haskin* stationed in Panama, arrived In rmc,'^nA before summer vacation : crop. *Mra. Ora HUftkley left for June Steen, of Grand Rapids are grandfather Adrianson In Delton, Arbor spent the weekend with her ol Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Anders and of a little dAugJiler. Karen * Mr and Mra. Victor Benson and and baby _*du of S* range . were , California the 25 and is on on < Friday evening. * Sam Coat.': her home In Jackson this Tuesday parents Mrs. Leon Pennock and fam­ family. Gerald la la training st tha Louie, born on June 18. June and daughter of Laming were guests of stater. wh0 ujbu Claude Kermecn with noon, after spending a few day* her * Russell Boulter caught a six Great Lakes Naval Station at Chi­ Mr. and Mr*. Frank .Mr. and Mra Burr Fossett and ily. the remeleo- work, was affected wllI1 her brother and mter-ln-law. Steenparents, walled eyed pike in Wall cago and Leon is a: Selfridge Field. were Middleville real- family from Thursday until Sat-: pound *7 ‘,’w. he*1 last and .1* 11] Mr. and Mr*. Fred Stokoe on the dents. * Mr.former lake recently. * Mn, Austin Ferris * Leon Pigott was In Detroit but and Mra. Glenn Allen 1 urday night. Miss Ruth Green of at his home * Mra. AJ Pierce and v-3y home from a vacation spent at and son Richard of Grand Rapids Bellevue is spending this week with and two daughters M*rjoric and week where ha attended the ninth Mr*. John Zcdman and two chll- Bay View. * Mr. and Ml*. Gilbert visited his uncle Glenn Alien and i the Fassetu. * Miss Agnes Benson Mareita who reside near the Bristol grade graduation exercises of his dren of Lansing spent the weekend , Timm, who reside on the Reg Crid- family nt Parmelee. Wednesday?** l* enjoying a two week* vacation school called on Mrs. Angle Tltu* Sth ,t,‘?eD,0En"s P“r“‘u' MLann ler farm, are parent* of a baby Mr*. Shirley- Howell of the Bell. from her office duties in Hasting* Sunday aftemoojy । 9«‘m*n Mcl* boy. Gordon Lee. bom In Pennbck Telephone office Is expected home Last week she attended the C K SOUTH THORN APPLE vln Wise left for the West coast Sun- hospital. Thursday. June 24. Tlie tills week from a visit with hcr , state convention in Kalamazoo and JVEST HOPE Mastax Ivan Thomas, ton at Mr. day night after a short visit wun, grandmother. Mra. Nelson is car- husband who is stationed In Ne- , Is spending this week in lamlnr The McCallum School Reunion and Mra. Walter Thomas of Has* hl* mother. Mr*. Lloyd Knox. Mel- ing for thc mother and baby who braska. * Miss Marilyn Gillett left * Mra. Gordon Hoffmsn is working sin who iuu been in the Naw for i wrre brought home by ambulance for aun Arbor Wednesday where in the office at the Penney store will be held at the school house Ungs U spending lhe week with Satuday. July 17th. The following some years, has seen plenty of. Friday. * Miss Helen Frey, daugh.i*11!?1.*” thrce study . in Hnxting*. * Mr. and Mr*. Floyd actlon—was wounded at Pearl Har-' tcr cf Mr. and Mrs. Will Frey of committee* have been appointed. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Andler. * UniversityKbefore beginning Ne.sbct and Jeanne attended the Yard, Abe Hayward and Glenn1 Mr*. HatUe Johnson spent the lat­ bor and later brought home to the , Leighton "township nnd Mis* Ann at-the nurses training course at the Grange picnic at Reid's reoort on Mon-house: dinner. Belle McCallum ter part of last week in Hastings U. S. for hospitalization. He has Douglass of Dorr left on Wcdr.es- her Butterworth hospital in Grand Sunday. and Mabelle Osgood: Program, with Mr. and Mn. James Johnson more recently spent considerable day for thc Univcndty at Ann Ar­ Rapids. Her mother accompanied . ' -------------------------------------- Grace McCallum and Fem Barnes. of 209 8. Michigan. On Sunday time in the Guadalcanal zode. ♦ bor where they will have three- her to Battle Creek and spent the dei.TON ♦ Bobby Anders wm taken to Pm­ they all look dinner with Mra. Mr. and.Mrs. William Hulett and . months study before beginning a.y with ■ rnrna « Mr. ina Mn ----. Mr. ana Mrs. Roy McCaul were I nurse* training at Butterworth hew- Delbert Buxton and daughter Phyl- 1 Mn. William Trine. Marshall. ,lo?k hospital Saturday night with James Johnson's son. Edger Usffel artira case/of r... *,!> and family in Kalamazoo later re­ poisoning on his calted to Grand Rapids Thursday Dltal m Grand Rapids. * Mr*. John B* of Grand Rapids were weekend ;Mrz. Lucille McKenge, Cereseo and an’ acute :e. Hl* mother, Mra. Sarah An­ luming bringing Mr*. Hattie John­ afternoon by the critical illnea* of > Buchanan and baby son Bobble visitors of hcr parents Mr. and Mr»- Lulu Foust and children of ders is staying at the hospital help­ son back here to her home south Mr. Hulett s cousin. Thane Hutelt. । i,.ft for theJr lwme hl Philadelphia Mr*. Mark Ritchie at their GuirtTecmisha visited Mrs. Angle .TiUUt who P^sed *way Friday. They ; Pa. 0I1 Tuesday of lost week, after big care for him. * Mr. and Mrs, of Middleville. * Jack Wilson, aon lake cottage and hcliM-d Mark obrecently. * Mr. and Mra. John Adfra Osgood and children called on of Mr. and Mra. Walter Wilson of also attended hla funeral in Grand Several weeks' visit al the home ot Rapids on Sunday afternoon. * । her parent*. Mr. and Mra. Monroe serve hl* birthday wnlch was Sat- a,u*. •ocal an<l bfra. Glenn Williams Mr*. Martha Rc plogle Sunday af­ Middleville la aaaiatlng at the home | Mr. «nd Mra. Jack Rosenberg anu Allblr ln Leighton * MLs* Loueta urday. * Mra. Norman Maclver and »»<i three children of Gull lake ternoon. * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schul- of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leclear. * went to Grand Rapids this spent Wednesday In Battle Creek. meyer of Plainwell. Mr. and Mrs. three children attend^ the circus . cook Ls visiting her parent*. Mr children Mr. and Mra. James Oliver and Monday to spend the week with * Mr*. Lottie CoUlster. Delton, anin Grand Rapids Monday. * Miss and Mrs Roy Cook In Battle Creek. her porenL*. * Branch Spaulding of 1 nounces the marriage of her daugh- Dan McCallum. Mr. and Mrs. James daughter Emma entertained on Pauline Benaway of lite Bell Tele- | * Mr. and Mra. P. J. White and Wilcox were Sunday callers of Mr. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Mas­ and Belle White of Cale- 1 lpr Mis* Iva Case and Pvt. Rex Mrs. Glenn Morehouse. ★ Con­ on and little daughter, also hla aon phone Co s office at Battle Creek the latter* ron. Jack Redford, of -.Muskegon donla were Sunday cajlen of Mr* Gettys. Kalamazoo. Tlie ceremony and •Pent FHO*)’ n‘«h‘ and Saturday । jack.son apent tbc weekend with, E. F. Blake and family. * Mr. and was read on June 1st In lhe Metho­ gratulation* to Mr. and Mrs. My­ and family from Grand Rapida with her mother, at the Gun take the former's mother. Mrs. Lena Mrs. Ray Lyons recently acquired dlst church. Clearwater. Fl.a. with ron Johncocck on the arrival of * nnd Francis Oliver and family local. cottage. Lieut. Robert Uchten- White white on Grand Rapids St. * Sgt. two new grahddaughters in lhe Rev. Alton Murphy officiating. The berger of Fort Custer and hl* moth- Arthur Streby left for Camp CtalClui- fame number of day* On Satur- bride wa* attended by Mrs. Betty er of Harrixburg. Pa., were Satur- -bourne,- La — ■• — . Friday after a- few - days day afternoon guests of the Ben­ with his patent*. Mr. and Mrs. El­ day. June 12. “Marguerite Marie" Crane and the groom by Pvt. 1 away* add took Pauline back to her mer Steeby of Leighton towrishlp. was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Charles. Crane. Clearwater. Mrs Lyon* of Kalamazoo and the fol- Getty* wa5 graduated from the Del­ office dudes * Despite the extreme „ OUI1UB) w -„ „ reM1 ftluu .cr s * Sunday was a real Mother's Day lowing day. June 13, a little mUs ton high scool and attended West- , warm weather the past week tne for jor Mra. all of of SOW—ua.r or tomorrow— Mr— Peurl rtrr! Kenyon —as . Ml Virginia Sue" was bom to Mr. and ‘ em Michigan college. She taught enrollment reached 87 at the Vaca- • her children were at home at nt some , on Plb1}' “b®01 at the MethodUt time during the day. Her son Sid- Mrs. Stanley Lyons also of Kala7 achool in Barry county the post I church A good sized audience was r,ey Kenyon and family of Lansing mnzoo. Tire latter's mother was year. Pvt. Gettys was graduated ■ present Sunday evening al tlie and Ralph Kenyon.’wife and Mas- ,the former Bethany Carley of Mid- 1 from Central high school and now is for fun Il's become a atrictly . demonstration. All the parent* per Jieal Cook were dinner guest^ -tilevillc. * Mrs. A. H. Parker will stationed In the Army Air Corps at businraa proposition to have should appreciate lhe effort* or the Arthur Kenyons were »uppe7 be hostess this Wednesday to the Fort Harrison, Clearwater. After a m recondilipn it for top per­ I Ba ■'*” “?d her a.t’f4tanU.1,n 8uesU “nd Mra. Harold Griffeth East side Bridge.club * Mr*. Dolly short stay in Florida, Mra. Gettys formance, gas economy, Ion* 'heir time to this worth- un(j family afternoon visitors and Johnson went lo Grand Rapid* returned to Kalamazoo. * Mr. and ’ —■" Ul«f>ctlon. wlille work. Only those .who have | Forrest Kenyon of Coldwater also ,Thursday and stayed until Satur- Mrs. Arthur Hoist of tensing visited I helped in such a school know Hie called. * Mins Gloria Serwiba re- day evening when her brother-ln- Mrs. Alice Collins from Wednesday l worlf. ’‘means. Tlie children were turned to her home In BalUe Creek law and sister..Mr. and Mra. Horace until Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Clare Tunc-upi mostly from thc village, with some 1 on Saturday after a weeks visit Ltvergood brought her home and Richard* of Jackson spent the, from other place* who look ad\an-। wuh her grandmother. Mr*. Roy remained over the weekend Hor- weekend with hl* mother. Mra. ace and Deputy Jerald Bedford and ** ’—*■* Richards." ----- * " ****Mr. and-------1 Blanche Mrs. Battery Service of< u‘Ld Russell. * MLs* Margaret AUcrdlng visit relative* * Mis* Uora Smith returned to her home in Coat's voung ton Douglas took a turn at Travis Royer of Battle Creek and dauriiler of Mr. and Mra. Robert orbve. Thursday, after a few day* fishing and brought home a nice Mr. and Mrs. AHWi Terry and son of1 rade Wheel Chocking Smith of the Green take vicinity. vUU wllh her Grandfather, and catch. This Thuradav. Mr* John­ Plainwell spent Bunday with their has Just been named district home 1 Grandmother Poulson. * Herman son and her sister. Mrs LlvcrgnoA narents. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town. * HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW 4 Qc Recapping demonstration agent for the «xfn< fatconnell spent the weekend at leave from ' Grand Rimlds to viktt । Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Payne and ' OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. IV ' ^-fhome and accompanied by Mrs. the former's too. Pvt. Stanlt5 children of Hope Center spent Sun­ I bells by the stale board at agri- McConnell who had been home the (Jack* Johnson at,Ft. George Mead day with Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Dur­ New Tires kee and son David. * Mr. and Mn. j culture. She is a graduate of Mich- I past tl.n days, returned to Holland. in Xtaryland. Roger Williams and son Dean were ' Igan State college and has been Sunday. * Frank Lee and daugbi , In i Hastings one day last week. * I * teaching in Alma and previously n; I ter Ed,,,, nre IJUlte nlcely MttIed in IBARRY VILLE BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS John C. Baker. 74 of Gull lake died , Gladwin and OrandvdBe. ♦ Mr. their new home, the former George ■Hie annual Home coming ona Mw' Ra?1To DStroJLrelir Masters residence on Arlington St. very well attended Sunday, the unexpectedly Wednesday afternoon at his home. He was working In the I and Mrs. Ray Tolln of Detroit * Mrs. Vewte Harris. Mra. Hubert , being about full for thc .... field and had left his team to ro were vMtora of her parents, 1 Morehouse and daughter Patricia church ' MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR . Mr. and Mra. Jervis Campbell, ovet were in Grand Rapids on business 'preaching service and nearly 75 en* into the farm house foe a drink of | he weekend. Ray assisted at the Friday. * Mrs. Hattie Smith vis- Ked , lhe bountiful potluck dinner. water. On returning lo tlie team he STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE UM Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hastings Liebler store on Saturday, his old lted her daughter. Mrs. Leon Drew I trial muilc wa* furnished by Mrs position. * Mr. and Mra. Wm Me- and family at Battle Creek test 'T. N. Dutmer of Grand Rapids and kevitt spent Sunday with -their week * Fred Stokoe l* improving :Heber Foster and our own pastor. land. Dec. 16. 1863. came to lhe daughter, Mr*. Day Pugh nnd fam- from an attack of bronchitis and :Rev. K. P. Griswold, brought us a United States when he was 21 and i asthma. For several days he required ।stirring message. After dinner a dally visit* from the doctor. * Mr. ishort business session was held. He­ and Mr*. Wm. Miner and daughter Iber Foster was elected President . Genevieve of Springport visited iand Mrs. Bernice Shaw Secretary their daughter and staler. Mra. iand Treasurer for next year. * ! Clinton Poulson, and family, the :Mrs. Wm. Van Curen had the mis­ , fir** of-the wevluaiMLJUU did a Ul- Ifortune to fall one evening last tie ftahlng with his friend Hank 'week and broke her right shoulder. Poulson. * Judge and Mra T. B. IShe was taken lo Leila hospital and ■ Taylor of Grand Rapids were In Iis now at her home here We ex­ - town Saturday and closed the deal ltend our sympathy and hope s’ae 1 whereby Cashier Ear! Lee ot the imay make a satisfactory recovery. I Farmers State Bank becomes the 1Her daughter from Detroit is with owner of lhe residence of the late 1her this week. * Tlie Misses Jeanne Dr. Taylor on Main St. * Alfreti IIrland and Eloise Dav spent Tues­ Lvons and little daughter Barbara <day night with Miss Irene Springer of Kalamazoo came after hta young Iin Hastings and attended a birth­ ron Billie Sunday. Billie who his <day party In the latter's honor. * been spending the past two weeks Mrs. I Louise Lathrop of Cloverdale Sunday visitors of her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poulson and took their two-year old son Lionel who had been with hl* grandparents for a week home with them. * Mr. Mr. and Mn. Robert Dean have been spending a week in northern and Mr*. Chris Malchele entertain-, Michigan. Bob expects to leave for ed at a dinner Sunday in lhe grave near their home In west Thom'following: Charles CampHarald ,6tmweJ|-of 6ruitl R^pi^h Mi Willfam. Mrs. Sarah & SH K2. SSJIFS SS5S GREMLINS HATE MILK S ESPECIALLY GRADE A Gremlins can't make trouble in your war job when MILK keeps you physically fit and on the alert! Now's Tha Time TO TUNE UP! Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! HIGHLANDS G A MILK McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES HIGHLANDS DAIRY KIST >ays: 74wi- an emblem any American can be proud to wear Hot Weather Specials' no ACRE FARM, wonderful building*. 2 bams, all wired. 100 head of sheep. WATCHERS OF THE SKY Night and day, at lonely outposts in northern Michigan, thousand* of air spotters voluntarily undergo hardship and lots of sleep to ptotect our industrial areas from bombing raids. They rarely get into the headline*. Often they watch patiently through the hour* without iceing or hearing a plane. But thc duty they so faithfully perform is vital. In case of air attack it will be their trained eye* and ear* that detect the approach of Axis bomber*. A telephone stand* ready in every spotter’s post. With the words "Army Flash” the spotter get* an immediate connection with the nearest army information center. And if the aircraft he report* cannot be identified as friendly, fighter enemy. Al the Mme time ail Civilian Defense center* in the threatened arsa are warned by tele­ phone to prepare for a raid. Cirixem of Michigan who sleep soundly in their beds at home owe a debt of gratitude to the Aircraft Warning Service. .. ... MICHIGAN BILL Y1L1PNONI COMPANY Two good buys in the village of Nashville Army-Navy Blood Donor Sei vice ol the Aniencuii Re AN EXCELLENT HOME. 3 bedrooms up. 1 bedroom bath down, living room, dining roam, and kitchen. .63.80040 ROOM HOUSE in lhe village of NashviU* 1 bedroom down. 3 bedroom* up. living room, dining room and kitchen. Ha* a wonderful steam heating plant, gas SOME GOOD BL YS IN COTTAGES on beautiful Wail EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER (The beat invMtment on earth ta the earth itself) STEBBINS BU1IDING PHONE 2659 yet it meant so much. You walk into a hospital-clean room in a Red Cross Blood Donor Center and lie down on a cot. There is a slight prick­ ing sensation as a doctor slips a hollow needle into a vein in your arm . . . You fie there a few minutes. Perhaps you chat with thc person on the next cot. As you leave, someone hands you a little bronze pin. You have given a pint of blood. An American boy lies amid thc torn ' earth and wreckage of a battlefield. Hig] pallid is twisted with pain. f A soldier of the Medical Corps finds the boy and gives him a transfusion of blood plasma — your blood. Without your blood, the boy might have died before he could reach a field hospital. Is it any wonder the Army and Navy want blood, need it urgently? Call your local Red Cross. Give that pint of blood now. Give it proudly. M-i at It rial rtfrulmtt: Y“- h'* “wrt n - u _ — „ .2, _ ■*"“ c«rf ktrt'l t •J**** KJ$T. and Othtr DdhcIquS Flavan f “ "Kl*T lhiA‘ *A»f“ wA the refriaefator. d.lkiou, brv.r.,.......... �ter. * Mra. Gertrude d family of Richland snee Warner and chll- and Mrs. Robert Van daughter Jerraine of OBfii n home: * Mr. and Mr*, •er, Mr. and Mr*. Lyu•k. Junior and Joy of Mr. and Mr*. Albert n of Battle Greek were •te at the Jesse Osgood , staying over for a va» . f*"-- w icavp wcuIsit their parasu and es in Colorado. A Mr. tra. Ronald Anders and Id is in training at the Navai Station at Chi­ in is at Selfridge Field. <tt was in Detroit last lie attended tha ninth itlon exercises of his IRNAPPLE alter Thomas of Hastiding the week wltn z. Charlie Andler. * lohnson spent the latlast week in Hastings . J,racj Johnson lichlpn. on Sunday >k dinner with Mra. ons son. Edger Leffel 1 Kalamazoo later re­ ing Mra. Hattie Johne to her home south !. ★ Jack Wilson, son fra. Walter Wilson of asslsUng at the home drs. Floyd Leclear. * s. James Oliver and nma entertained on nd Mra. George Maadaughter. also hla son from Grand Rapids •liver and family locaL summer driving, o longer drive II become a strictly I* ecgnon isfacfJen. Service Chocking Ing SALES smblem tan can »O wear i amid thc torn i battlefield. Hi* I Heal Corps finds a transfusion of >d. JFi/iowyour re died before be THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1943 with their parents, Mr. and Mra. Pleasant Valley 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship John Thaler. * Mr. and Mra. Harold 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school Kermeen and son Charles of Grand 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeai Rapids and Mr. and Mra.-Ralph and sermon and family of Midland Park Mra. Dan Kauffman and Mr. and* AUee were Sunday dinner guest* of Rev. ing. Mra. Jake Kauffman ot Logan were FREEPORT lee. who has been spending the post week with hi* grandparent* returned to hi* home Bunday. A Rev. and Mra. P. C. Vosburg of Houghicn; U710 71XV1» trm attend­ ing Michigan Conference at Detroit, spent Wednesday- night with Mr. and Mra. P. C. Tabbcrcr. Rev. Vosburg returned to hi* home Thu;»day morning and Mrs. Vosburg re­ mained for a visit. A Alice Bassett of Irving is spending this week with dres. The latter accompanied her her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. badL.Ior a few days visiting Prank George Bassett. A Pfc. Robert Wertz and family ot Ionia. * Mrs Humphrey of Camp Swift. Texas, Nancy Deming spent the weekend and xtster Mis* Mary Humphrey'of North Irving spent Thursday eve­ Deming of Grand Rapids. * Mrs ning with Mr. and Mr*. Allen PUh. Peter Walluna* and son Donald of A Mr. and Mrs. Henn Beland of Detroit are spending two weeks with Lake Odessa were Saturday callers her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Emil Ol­ of Mr. and Mr*. Harold Yoder. A son. * Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough and Mr. and Mra: Dan Postma called son Ivan of Alto Aere Saturday eve­ ning supper guest* of Mr. and Mra Alexander of Lowell Sunday after­ Will Blough. A Mr. and Mr*. Roy noon. A Mr*. Bernice Closson xtnd Bunn of Campbell spent Bunday Nancy Lee spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mra L. R. Wolcott. * with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence En­ Mra. Nellie Marratt of Lake Odessa dres and family of Carlton. A Frank was a Monday afternoon caller of and Ralph Walton were in Cedar Mrs. Warren Surrarrer. A Dr. and Spring* on business one day last Mra. I. H. Walters and family of week. A Mr. and Mra. Semlah See*e, Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner Mra. Adah Motter. and Mra. Mina guest* of the latter’* parent*. Mr Denise were In Hastings Friday and Mr*. William Crakes. A Mrs afternoon. A The W.C.TU. held a .Nina Manee of Lansing and Mr social meeting last Wednesday eve­ and Mrs. Waller Rockhill of Has­ ning at the home of Mr.- and Mrs. tings were weekend guests ot Mr Nell Newton. The program began and Mrs. W. W. Rockhill * Miss by singing ’’America” and prayer by Gloria Layboum of Detroit is spend­ Rev. Love, a few musical numbers ing a tew weeks with Mr. and Mra were-given. An address wa* glevn George Nelson. A Lloyd Smith b by the Rev. Miss Bessie Rullson on spending this week , with Mr. and Mra. John—Thomas bf Lansing. A was presented a gift with our love Mr. and Mra. Frank Walton. Mr* and high esteem In which she was Bemice Closson and Nancy Lee were held In our union. Refreshments of Ice cream and wafer* were served. Howell. They found him much Im­ Benediction was given by tlie Rev proved. This was the first time he Snyder. * Mra. Emma Anderson was a Hasting* visitor Saturday. * Miss year*. A The Misses Avis and Car­ Iris Olmstead of. Hastings spent olyn Everson are spending a week Sunday night with Miss Norma Yo­ with Mr. and Mr* Harold Skinner der * Pvt. Franklin Burgess of and Miss Pauline Everson of Baltl« Port Custer was a Sunday evening Creek. A Sunday caller* of Mr. and caller at the Allen Fish home. ♦ Mr*. Warren Surrarrer were Miss Elaine Kauffman of Ypsilanti. Mra ceived a card from Mr. and Mr*. Grace Thomnoon of Maple Grove. Truman Plppel which stated that Mis* Bea DePlonty. and Mis* Helen Mr. Plppel will leave for the serv­ Severance of Battle Creek. * Miss ice July 9th and Mra. Plppel will Marion Roush underwent a tonsil­ teach In thc Algonac school thbi lectomy al Pennock hospital Mon­ coming year. * Mr. and Mra. Clare day forenoon. A Mr. and Mra. Philip Bassett and family of North Irv­ Wlngier of Bowne held a birthday ing and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myer* party In honor of their grandmoth­ and Janice, local; were Sunday din­ er. Mrs. Ellen Sees* Wednc.Mlay ner guests of Mf. and Mra. George evening. A Ralph Eye and Mbs Bassett * A son weighing 7 lbs. Marion Rohrbacher of Ypsilanti were Monday forenoon callers of Howard Thaler at Pennock hos­ Mr. and Mra. Joe Kauffman. Miss pital, June 23. The young man has Elaine Kauffman returned back to been named Gene Howard, w Rev. Ypsilanti with them. A .Mr. and and Mra. Everett Love were Mon­ Mrs. Allen Pish and Calvin were day evening dinner guests of Mr. in Grand Rapids Saturday after­ and Mra. Glenn Kellogg. A Mrs. noon. A The Townsend Meeting will Prank Hynes of Woodland was a be held in lhe Cool Building. Fri­ Sunday afternoon caller at lhe Gen day evening. July 2nd. at 7:30. All Porbey home A Seymour Lai>e and members and friends are urged to Wayne of Grand Rapids spent Uic attend. W Pvt. Franklin Burgess of weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fort Custer spent Sunday with Ids La pc A Miss Elaine Kauffman of parents Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Bur­ YnallanU. and Mr. and Mra. Paul gess. and Sarah Jane. A Mr. and Thompson and family of Maple Mrs. Boyd Payne of Hasting* were Grove were weekend guests of Mr. Sunday evening caller* of the for-z and Mra. Joe Kauffmnn and fam­ mer’s mother. Mra. Ida Payne. A ily. A Mr. and Mra. P. C. Deming Mrs. Frank Hynes of Woodland of Grana Rapids and Mrs. Nancy Mra. Stella Cress. Mra. Ida BurfiAt, IX-nrtftg. local were Sunday at terand’Mrs. Julia Godfrey, local, were noan-Sulera of Mr. and Mr*. Alien Sunday evening callers of Mra. Del­ Fish. A Mra William Olthouse of la Yule. A Mr. and Mr*. Keith Dur­ Logan spent Monday afternoon kee and family of Woodland spent with her mother. Mra. Ellen Seese. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Adam A Dale Kauffman. Mr and Mra. Endres, a Mr. and Mrs. William Jake Kauffman and daughter Ruth Walluna* and son Robert Russell of of Logan and Clyde Boyds of Mdple Detroit spent from Wednesday until Grove were Sunday guesgB of Mr. Sunday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kauffman nnd fam­ and Mrs. E G. Olson. A Mr. and ily. A Mrs. Allen Fish spent Fri­ Mra. Waller Dunklebcrger and chil­ day afternoon at the O. H. Fausey dren of Battle Creek were Bunday home as guests of Mra. Raymond vlritora of Mr. and Mrs. Clemen'. Fausey. A The W. M. A. will meet Mead and family. A Mr*. Bemice al the home of Mrs. Emma Ander­ Closson was a Friday evening sup­ son Thursday. July 1st with an all Public dinner at per guest of Mr. and Mra. Howard day meeting Cress of Leach I^ke. A Edgar Chen- noon. A Mrs. Emma Parker, age • ey and family of Lansing spent the 89 years passed away Sunday morn­ weekend with Mr. and Mra. Herman ing. June 27th at the home of her Gosch. They all spent Sunday with daughter. Mra. Lynn Allerdlng of Wil) Richard and family of Balti­ Carlton after a long illness. Mr*. more. A Mr. and Mra: J. O. Baldorff Parker has been a resident in this of Woodbury were” Sunday evening community all her life. She is sur­ callers of Mr. and Mra. John Fish. vived by another daughter. Mra. A Mrs. Henry Smeiker of West Winnie Butler of North Campbell Freeport called on Mrs. George For- and several grand children. Funer­ bey last Tuesday afternoon. A Mr. al Services were held al the Lvnn and Mra. Glenn Kellogg and Mrs. Allerdlng borne Tuesday afternoon Howard Bolo spent Sunday with at 2 o’clock, the Rev. J. D. McCue Interment In Pleas­ Mr. and Mrs. Rial Kellogg and Joan cfflciating. of Lansing. A Mr. and Mrs. Percy ant Hill cemetery Freeport. Freeport Methodist Church Penney of Marshall were Sunday 10:00 Momlng worship. Theme dlnner guests of Mr. and Mra. Wil­ liam Dipp and family. A Mr. and “Patriotic Service” Mra. Glenn Parker of Llnchfleld i 11:00 Sunday school. A class for were Sunday forenoon caller* of all adults and children. Please notice that the services Mr. and Mra. Leon Howk. A MY. and Mrs. Maynard Cross and baby have been set back one hour. A verv fine congregation enjoyed of Saint Johns were Sunday fore­ noon caller* of Mr. arid Mra. Frank­ the Student's day program given by lin Burgess and family. -A Junior lhe Sunday school last week.' Blough. Patty Houvener. Edwina Church of the United Brethren In Christ Hoctettler, and Eugyne William* E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Phone 491 and Mra. Franklin Burgess. Frank­ lin and Barah Jane. A Mra. Minnie Freeport Thuraday 8:00 P- M. Rev. Elmer Zylstra of Lowell is spending a few day* with Mr. and Mra. Claude Becker D. D. President of HunUngWalton and family. A Mr. and Mrs ton college will speak at the local George Brownell and Mra. Robert church. Mr. Lawrence MerriwethCampbell of Flint were weekend er. a fine negro soloist will be with tuest* at the Claude Walton home. Dr. Becker and sing several num­ tr*. Campbell remained for a few bers. The public I* Invited to share days. A Alva Moore, who Is attend­ in this service. ing school at Western State in Kal­ Sunday 10: 30 A. M. Sunday school amazoo. spent the weekend with his 11: 30 A. M. Morning worship parents. Mr. and 1 Mra. Charles 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. Moore. A Mr. and MYs Orval Kokx 8: 00 P- M. Evening service. of Battle Creek spent the weekend Tuesday evening caller* of Mr. and Mra. Joe Kauffman and family. * Mr- and Mr*. C. M. Benedict spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mra. May­ ford Heaven* of West Campbell. * Mr. and Mra. Howard Demond and baby Joyce of Woodland were Sat­ urday evening caller* of Mr. and Mr*. Claud Mead. * Mra. Bert Hayner of Lake Odessa spent Wednes- MERMASH For EGGS Chicks gain fast MER­ MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for Army and Navy Call your AC pint of blood Ha ihirit away” with teep a wpply Iq IS HALF MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS, MICH. TKLIPHONI 2118 N. CHURCH ST. MARTIN CORNERS About fifty relatives and friends of Cpl. George Cqgsweli who U home on furlough enjoyed a pic­ nic dinner together at Reid's re­ sort. Thoms pple lake Sunday In hU honor. * Mrs. Alma Good­ enough returned Wednesday eve­ ning after assisting tn caring /or Grandma Perry in Hastings the past three weeks. * Mr. and Mrs Clarence Curtis and little sons of Augusta visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Barry over the weekend. * The children of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Myers of Hastings were visitors at the home of Mel­ vin and Alice WheUtone the past week. * Mra. Ethel Hilton and John and Ellen Bolter of Oopenhh. Man­ istee Co. visited reUtlves and were callers on old friends and neigh­ bors In our neighborhood the past week. * Mr. and Mra. William Schantz and son Howard and Wil­ liam Schantz. Sr., of Maple Grove, Mr. and Mr?;. Owen Varney and sons of Castleton Center. Mra. An­ nabelle Showalter and Mra. EUte Cosswell ar.d children of Nashville. William Cogswell and famllv and Mr. and Mra. Maurice Cogswell and son David were Thursday evening supper -guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher honorirtf Col. George Cogs­ well of Camp Bowie. Texas. * We were all shocked and grieved last j .week to hear of the death In Bron-1 son hospital. Kalamazoo of Mra , Anna Bolter, wife of Allck Bolter, following a very serious operation. The funeral was held In Kalamazoo but brief services were held at the grave in Riverside cemetery. Has­ tings last Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Many of their old friends and neighbors on the State and Center roads attended these serv­ ices. The sorrowing family have the sympathy of all in their low of this good wife and mother. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Miss Elsie Wheeler of Halting* spent a few day* ia*t week visiting Mn. Roscoe Hynes. -|ln. Bertha Cotton and Mn. Elmer Matthews. * Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farley of Montpelier. Ohio. Mn. Margaret Coburn and granddaughter. Patri­ cia Riley of Romulus. Miss Mar­ jorie and Era Co«. Miss Patricia Smith. Ralph Romans of Hastings and Mr. and Mn. Keith Farlee and son were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Farlee. * Mr. and Mn. John Roman and friends of Ohio visited Ouy Kantner and family and other relatives part of Warner and Victor were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lillie near Grand Ledge. * James Guy and family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guy attended lhe Guy reunion at Lake Odessa Park Sunday. A Mr*. June Jordan and Miss Gladys Jor­ dan of Chicago were weekend guests of Mr and Mra. Carl Jordan. ♦ Raymond Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Jake Katherman of Bradford,’ Ohio lust week, -his cousin Miss Joan Katherman returned home with him. * Miss Phyllis Geen is visiting Miss Marsha Smith of Lansing. ★ Miss Elva Hynes was a weekend Ruest of her sister, Mra. Earl Count near Hastings. * Mr. and Mra. Clar­ ence Sisson. Betty and Paul of Irv­ ing were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Keith Parlee and baby. * Mr. and Mra. Gail Mlske and baby of Lansing were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brodbeck. * Miss Jeanne Kantner left for Butterworth hospital Monday to continue her training to be a nurse. CARLTON CENTER Miss Barbara Wilnera of Grand Rapids is spending the summer with Mr. and Mra. Fred Henney. * Miss Bonita Underwood from Ionia is va­ cationing with Mr. and Mra. Floyd Asplnall. * Miss Glenna Phelps and Miss Mayoma Valentine, both of Lowell were weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. Clayton Valentine. * Keith Norris from East of Lake Odessa is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krohn and Arlene. A Mr. and Mrs. Elton Marlowe and family of Detroit visited a few days last week at the home of their par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Marlowe. * Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Green­ field and daughters of near Nash­ ville and Mr. and Mra. L*FIoy Greenfield of Hastings were Suriday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hen­ ney. * Mr. and Mra. John Blosser attended a reception honoring their nephew at Falllsburg Park Bunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Gerald TUcher and girls called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Radford Stidham Sunday eve­ ning. Both turnlllea went to Lake Algonquin for a swim. * Several Carlton children attended the Rur­ al Bible Mission school that was held at the Moulton churlh. Fridgy night was the program given by the children and their instructor Mr. Deal and his son and the teacher*. Mra PUnk. Mrs. Patrick, Mra. Proctor, and Mra. Miller. The larg­ est attendance was 91 on Friday morning. ■ ___ . NORTHEAST WOODLAND Mrs. Lillie MIUer of Eaton Rapid* who 1* here spending her vacation with relatives, visited Mr. and Mra. Harold Smith and Jean Wednesday. * Miss Olga Eckardt visited rela­ tives in Grand Rapids Bunday be­ ing a dinner guest at the home of Misses Doris Bates and Phyllis Ec­ kard I attended the State Christian Endeavor Convention In Kalamazoo from Thursday until Sunday. A Mrs. Pari Eckardt and daughter Joyce spent Friday wjth the former’s mother. Mrs. Kate Henderson and sister. Mra. I. L. Hall, it being the former’s birthday. * Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooke and nephew, Walter Williams were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cooke and family at Dorr. * MUs Virginia Var­ ney spent over the weekend with Maxine and Dorothy Bales. Dorothy Varney and Marilyn Eckardt were dinner guest* at the Bate* home on Sunday. BRANCH The Smith house is being occu­ pied by a Dunkelburger family who moved In last week. * Mr. and Mra. Harry Green and family of Belle­ vue were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mra. O. D. Fossett * Mrs. Dora Gutcheas of NashvUle spent Thursday with Mr. and Mr* O. D. Fossett to celebrate tlie birthGutchca* who are twin*. * Mr*. Vincent Norton spent from Wed­ nesday until Sunday tn Kalamazoo and Battle Creek guests of her daughter and husband. CLAY HILLS ihall Mrs. Bertha Potts of Marshall was a visitor at Leon Potu last and Wednesday. * John Lukso zr-d from family entertained relatives from Grand Rapids, Sunday. * Mrs. Sar­ ah McCaul attended a reunion at the home of Oma Shear, near Lymura. Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. Roy McCaul and Mr. and Mrs. William Huffet attended the funeral of a cousin. In Grand Rapids. Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haight of Grand Rapids were callers al Leon Potu, Sunday afternoon. * Mra. Vcrdum Covllle and family enter­ tained -hl* sister and daughter of Ann Arbor, a few days last week. * Mr. de Mrs. Leon Potu and grand­ son. Bobby were callers at Mrs. Lenna Johnsons. In Bowne. Sunday. Green. Mrs. Alberta 1 Harlan BUlr of Ute Army aertA ' Harlan Blair of Ute Army Air Bose, i|Petr on; Tripp. Mra. Esther Burn and M.-s. — South Dakota called on —- Tcltjens ---•- of -- Freeport called -■ Mra. -Rapid «■ Citv. ** Moores Sunday. * Mr. --•« ’s,,J Mr. and Mra. Walter Cooke recently. Jack and Margaret Wilson assisted Moore •ores Mr*. --------Rogerr“ Davis moved'back ”,‘ ---have ---------------* in lhe onions last week. A The safe * Henry Voelker of Ionia was a home and have had a telephone In- at Wm. Ellsworth'* drew quite n I crowd. Mr. Ellsworth U employed ! In Muskegon. Mr*. Ellsworth is employed nt the factory in Mid­ teraoon callers were Dan Smith. DUNHAM DISTRICT Miss Enid Cheeseman went to dleville. A Mr. and Mra. Ed Bow­ Mr. and Mra. David Smith and fam­ erman and family of Irving spent, ily and Miss Klein. * Mr. and Mra. Jackson Saturday to be preset' a । Friday evening at the Burd home. Harry Baker of Lanring called on thc wedding and reception of i ......... — Freda <>»»»<:. friend. ... MUs Halfalre. She I * Mrs. Jenkins ha* been under the Mra Lydia Schuler Saturday. returned Bunday accompanied t>v | doctor’s care again. Hope she has MUs Sophie Blmbl of Ludington, a J a speedy recovery. HINDS CORNERS summer student at M. S. C. who ] * a *'------------- »SLast Week’s Letter , had also been a gucsf at the weu- : NORTHEAST WOODLAND Mr. and Mra. Dan Smith «nd daughter of Kalamazoo spent Sun­ girl* left for Ea*t Lansing where day at the Kline and Sutton home. club week.f*PMrrnand ^ra^clem I kfn* and Druce Maxine Token*: * Mr. and Mra. Robert Barton ’of .‘ ~ nf~r. CIoverd«Je. Mr. and Mrs. ! Mra. Albert ShulU called «» at Edd «• New Kidder were at the Bellevue park 1 ol °rand Rapids were supper guest* South !»«■«»> «■■>«« — ­ Bunday, attending the annual pic- 1 2? lr’hc, former* slster- Mra. Bertha tons Sunday evening. * Mr. and nle of the birthday club of which Ylc.V’r 1 Mrs. Baril Toblaa have purchased ----- --- ■„ DURFEE tlie Henry Tobias farm (formerly Mra. Kidder was a former member. Eck“r‘it Monday A Ur. - ft.* The children of East Baltimore * Mr. and Mrs. Francis Curiev of *nd Mrs Walter Cooke and Mra. Cha*. Cook home) and have al8. 8. are attending Bible School in Middleville called on Mr. and Mr*. U«Ha Schuler were in Grand Rap- : Maple Grave. * Mrs. Cha*. Ham­ Claud Hoffman Thursday evening, ‘ds Saturday evening. Mb*, Esther mond is ailing. * Mr. and Mrs. Her­ Schuler returned home with them. -------- »♦■«■.......... Burr Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. bert Davis of Grand Raolda spent HUBBARD HILLS . * S/Sgt. and Mrs. N. Z. Ross ot Harold Craft of Kalamazoo, CoraSunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr..and Mrs. James Storkan, Sr. Camp Kearns. Utah, called on Mr. belle and Bonnie Singleton of Has­ D. Davis. A Mr. and Mr*. Forest entertained theft- son I-ed and ' and Mra. Victor Eckardt and fam­ tings spent Sunday afternoon at Falconer Ot Welcome Comer*, Mr. daughter Anne from^ Kalamazoo : Uy Tuesday. * Mr. and Mra. An- Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hammonds. * and Mra. Ray Wortley and three Sunday. A young lady from Cleve- ; drew Flnkbelner of Middleville and Mr. and Mra. Robert Phllllna and children of Wayland spent Sunday land lias been Bluest there the ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl Eckardt and children of Hasting* visited theforwith Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ham­ past week. * Clyde Moury has been 1 family were Sunday dinner guests mer's parents. Mr. and Mra. Burrel mond. * Mr. and Mr*. John Moore on the rick lUt the past week * of Mr. and Mra. Ray Scheel. * Pvt. | Phillips Sunday, the first trip to K-oS&' protection are rvtU that life insurance a greater extent tl are keeping their [ Bo far thl» year the Recent upturn In life insu. purchases by lhe American p Is expected to continue with families having more mon Life insurance policyholder*’ fund* have extended financing aid through mortgage purchases, lo owners of farm and city property in tha amount of 3 billion dollar* tn the AUCTION SALE Having sold the residence and moving to Battle Creek, where I have rented an apartment, owing to ill health, I will otter for sale the furniture at public auction at the residence located at 505 West Green Street in Hastings, on SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1943 STARTING PROMPTLY AT 12 O'CLOCK This house has been furnished In fine authentic Elizabethan and French Provincial furniture. Many of the items are exact reproductions of his­ toric pieces manufactured by the Master Craftsmen of The Grand Rapids Bookcase & Chair Co., makers of lifetime furniture. Its beauty and worth is understood by all who know fine furniture. Large extension oak table. 11 high paneled back, red velvet upholstered chairs and guest chair. Large buffet and serving table. 2 round chairs, leather seat and slip cover seat. 3 Boudoir arm chairs. Large velvet arm chair. Round oak table With leather top pedestal bottom. Love seat, down filled, with Imported tapestry, new. 2 arm chairs, green tapestry, down filled. Marble top teakwood table, heavily carved, with large vote imported .from Chino. Large winged tapestry covered fireside chair. Large library desk with green leather chair. Electric swivel office lamp. 3 small radios. Maple chest of draws. Oak chest of draws. 4 poster maple bed and dresser, coil springs and innerspring mattress. 2 vanity mirrors and bench, glass cover. Twin Hollywood bed. White Oak desk. 2 Oak bookstands. 2 Oak twin beds with box springs, innerspring mattresses and pads, good as new. Blue bedspreads and pads. Night stand and lamp. Dropleaf table. Oak dresser with large plate glass. Arm chair with slip cover. Spinet desk, solid mahogany closed top. Metal stool. Odd chairs. Dresser. Rocking chairs. Round Stakley maple stand table. Maple stand and light. Walnut dresser with large plate glass. Dressing table and mirror, , glass top. Square looking glass. Bridge lamp and stand. Singer drophead sewing machine with motor. Child's white desk. Piano. Tony Sorge children stage, 4 marionettes. Stands. Large plate glass mirror. Oak console and plate glass mirror. Artificial flowers. Several pictures. Several blankets. Bed pan and wash basin. Rubber plant. Mahogany library table. Child's wardrobe trunk. Set of dishes, service for 30 people. Set of 24 knives, forks, spoons. Several children's games. Maple book stand. ■ 2 electric floor lamps. Maytag electric washing machine, balloon rolls, nearly new. Several girl's dresses and formals. Men's suits. Pair riding boots. 3 leather suitcoseL Imported oil paintings from England. Coffee table. Breakfast table and chair, chrome legs, porcelain finish. x Heavy aluminum electric coffee pot. Punch bowl. Reed picnic basket. Electric iron. Clothes basket. Electric toaster. Horsehide robe. Beach chair and windbreaker. Velvet Deer wall curtain. Bedspreads and curtains. Banjo clock. Baby bath tub. Girls' and men's boots and shoes. Clothes line wire. Single top buggy. Double driving harness. Rubber tired lawn mower. Axe, Scrapers, Garden Tools. Steel lawn roller. 2 carpenter work benches. 3 cords wood. Pressure tank. Several feet of garden hose. Sprinklers. Lawn rake. Wheelbarrow. tion. f. TERMS OF SALE: CASH DAY OF SALE, NO GOODS TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. MRS. MAE SIGLER, Propriel DEWEY REED, Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND, ATOM Fl �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY 1, IMS Next time you get sore grab your pencil FIGURE IT OUT YOURSELF Next time you’re sore at the Nazis or Japs, just sit down for a minute. And if there's a pencil handy, do a little figuring—something there has been for a long, long time. What’s more . . . another there that can go into War Bonds — if you’ll keep on figuring and saving—you'll provide a weight of metal that will snap tha Axis’ spine like a rotten stitk! like this . . . Sure, taxes arc higher. You're paying more than you used to. And the cost of living hasn’t gone down any either. That’s costing you more. But. . . Maybe you were going to get a new bus this year. Every year, you know, millions of people did get new ones. Or radios. Or refrigerators. Anyway, it’s a cinch you’d have Chances are, you’re making more, too. And maybe somebody else in thc family's work­ ing. Maybe one of thc girls is bringing spent some money this year on things you can’t buy now. So what? So maybe you can put more of your family home a pay envelope every week—and pretty eatniq^s into War Bonds! Not 10% or 12% good pay at that. Chances are, there's more, or 15%'or 20% — but all you card If you cash coming into your home right now than YOUVE DONE YOUR BIT BOOST YOUR BORO BUYTRB will sharpen up your pencils and figure out how you can save an extra dollar here and and every other American who has an income Let’s pour it on! And keep pouring it on till the murderous fools who have defiled our soil, butchered our sons, broken up our homes —who have refused to let us'live and work . in peace—are smashed utterly to dust! Get out that pencil and use the charts below! NOW DO YOUR BEST! THROUBH THE PAYROLL SAVINBS PLAH—~ This advertisement is a contribution to America’s all-out war effort by WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S ( B. A. 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DUNHAM DISTRICT Larry and Joyce V Creek al a birthday began OOMonday. Il will last jual thta week idttr a ntettlc dinner tn Sunday afternoon with bar broth­ er and family at Oun ktt BAKHI M SCHOOL ' • Jur­ J 1 i j j । t y I I i < < i I ( 1 I i I t v < 1 i t < : 1 i 1 i < i i ( • I i In lit 1 neighbors left for army acr.ua. Earnest (Red* Wilkins and Use fitted CJiase. Mra. Rcaste Dial she U feeling better again. * » AatfaTTBtdgtey and Ruth Chas Van Vranken and Mr*. Mary n went lo Kalamazoo last Anthony spent Saturday afterhoon and Sunday at lhe home of Mr*. Clara Schult* In Hastings. W Thc c. •rind did quite a bit of damage Just Sunday afternoon. Some large trees were blown down and Die elociriclty was mi eiswunur oil tor ovw over two bows. They had a hard rain, but hows. but ' here al hare at Hendershott it didn't lay ■ ‘ •• -J..L the dust. * The McOmber 4-H dub met on Wednesday night at thc fts home of Louise Christensen Tor a marahmattow roast.__________ vacation with relatlvi * T» c. t 1*S Bt y evrnlng Ban. The COATS GROVB (Last Week's Letter, The two children of the Kenneth church.'' Tbc meetli Wlioo* family are vlslUng their by » Dice candleNegl Bunday evening .... grandparents. Mr. and Mra. E. 8. b< XAVarna Clum and the subject Thanpeon. W The Crosby family is "How can we PHctlce Domo- have moved from the Pearl De­ ergey?" * Betty Allerdlng has bee.i mand itouse and the Merle Varney working for Mr and Mrs Bob Stute family of Stony Point are moving in Hastings. * Mrs. Pearl Dernoud there. * Mr. and Mra. F. C. Wing and her father Arch Graves vis­ of Woodland called on Mr*. Ethel ited th* latter's father. Clarence Hall Sunday morning w Mra. Ly­ Grave* on lhe Center road rtcenl- dia Schuler and Miss Olga Eckardt of N. East Woodland. Mr* Alice «y- _________ i t[__________ Hendee of W. Woodland and Mra. GLASS CREEK A good crowd attended tlie W. B.CS.at Ray Erway's Friday evening. * The Goodwill community noon Hie Ladies were returning meeting will be held at tlui Mel- fro tn Hastings where Moadanva via Smith home this week Satur- Hcndee. Eckardt and Woodman aL day night. * Mrs John Foreman tended a <C.T.U. Institute * The nnd daughter Elaine and daughters Kendall Cotes family. Jesse Chase Rosemary and Hattie were Sunday and Miss Dorig Coats attended a caller* at Ftorreri Havens. * Mr. church meeting In Gd. Rapids Sun­ an<L Mrs. Al Wolfe and Annette day. * The LAK will meet on PriJuly 3 al the church. Club No. of Grand Rapids and Mr and 3day, will Ao^ioyt s^opgr^buj. will i^ay Mra. Dick Rose and son were Sunday visitor* at Roy Erway* * the program. Al! Mr and Mra Russell Thornton and ds of. the organnon* of Charlotte spent Sunday at Clyde Warren's PaUy returned home with them for a visit. * Mra. Clyde Warren accompanied louta and lhe Uteri mother her daughter. Mra Russell Thorn- and her son, Mrs. Jennie Gordon ton of Charlotte to Battle Creek, and Benny of Hastings were Bun­ Thursday. ♦ Miss Genevieve Erway day dinner «ucsu of Mrs. Pearl De­ went to Lansing Monday where the mand, Mr*. Myron Tuckerman and haa employment In a beauty oar- dauglrter Bern Ila ol Hasting* were lor. * Mr. and Mr*. Russell Whlt- afternoon callers. * The Daily Va­ temore and Arlene and Judy spent cation Bible school will be held Sunday with the Fred Bechtels at next week. June 2g to July 2. All Oun lake- * Honoring Mr*- Roland children are urged to attend and Lteteke of Akron, Ohio, lhe fol- plan lo attend each day as it lasts only lhe one week Closing on Fri­ day with a picnic dinner al the church and an evening program. Mr. and Mra. Guesmendo of Kalamaxoo. Mr. and Mra. Harry Dunn SOUTHWEST WOODLAND WKS (Last Week's Letter) Carl Heffelbower Is Improving daughters local. * Mra. Jimmy Dib- ‘ from his recent accident end is able ble ot Lansing spent the weekend to be up on crutches now. We extend our sympathy to Sgt. with her parents. Mr. and Mra and Mra. Robert Hoo* (Elnora Ray Erway. * Mrs. Joan Erway left Monday for Pretty Lake near , Kantner* In the loss of their infant aon. * Mr. and Mn. John Smith of Kalamazoo where she will spend , Jackson were Father's Day guests of the njtxl two months Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith. * Mr. and Mra. Paul Smith and children SOUTH HIIUDTZ of Lansing. Mr. and Mra. Dan Green Mr. and Mra. Lee McFall and । Joan of Monroe. Mr. and Mra. Geo. of Woodland’and Mr. and Mra. 6. BriKkway of Adrian visited the i W.' Bmfth were dinner gue*ts of Kedyon's from Friday until Sun- | Mr. and Mra. Ward Oreen and day. Other guest* Saturday and daughter* Fathers' Day. * Mra. Delia Bunday were Mr. and Mr*. Wendell Cotton of Mulliken spent last week Kenyan and Mte. Emma Stillwell , with Mr. and Mr*. Ora Lehman. * of Battle creek and Mr. and Mr*, i Mr. and Mrs. Keith Parlec and son Ronald Kenyon and Jack and Dick spent Fathers’ Day with Mr. and of EEhvIlte. * Mr. and •Mf*. Don- I aid Manning of. YndQanll | thc weekend with their P*rtiiU. Mr. and Mas. Lester Bonneville. Sharon Jane who has been spend­ ing a week with h¥r grandparents returned home with them. * Mr and Mra. Harry Miseher of Kat«- । maaoo spent lhe weekend with Mra. | been released from lhe army and la Gordon Kenyan at their cottage < at home, but Is subject to caul, when here/* Mr. and . Mra. E. B. Moon , needed. * Mra. Sam Heffelbower or Hastings called on Mrs. James Guy of St. Petersburg. Florida, arc Bundajr arterftoon. pfc. Danas Rush spending the summer at Acker* South Dakota was a caUer at lhe Point and called DP old friend of Guy home Friday. * Mrs. Dart Xehhere last week. * Mr. and Mr* man spent from Thursday Uli Bun­ LyjU) Bishop .and Uudr mother. day with Mr. and Mra. Ora Leh­ Mra. Sarah Kenyon spent the week end at their home here. * Jerry man. * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sis­ son and Paul of Irrihg and Mr. and O'Connor Is now working in-Bat­ Mrs. Carlton Bump and Linda Lee tle Creek. * Adah Mlsener of Kala­ mazoo spent Friday night with her of Hasilnoa ver* Sundav evening sister, Amy Bonneville. * Donald guests of Mr. and Mra. Keith FarKenyon and Margie Eagp' arul | Dolores of Battle Creek visited his , parents Friday evening. HENDERSHOTT Tha children's day program was given Bunday under the direction, of MUs Joyce Clark and Neva Bro- I gan. This Is thr first time thr young people have had charge of | this work and it was certainly commendable ft Miss Hortense MeadgUras married Saturday evenlng4o Paul Palmer, whose home Is west of Freebort. The ceremony wa* performed by Chaplain Rtaleman of LYirt Custer and Augusta. ta Si ,,.“AlK nuiss MUW:'*" Cwt. 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HARTFORD, CONNICT|CUT ~ Koop your cor and truck op to par port*non life lines. And that's especially inyportint thi* Sowragr. mw financial reeponeibility io to carry the right kind of automobile insurance in a company Iice need to do buaineaa in Michigan. ANSWEZ? shape tu safeguard the nation's Trial traps- 590 AUTOMOBILE —to both men ond women, on just your own signa­ Stvdgbakgr dealart are co-operating I DON’T LOSE YW RIGHT TO DRIVEL Everything you need to know Studebaker dealers go out of their way to help obtain parr* for all makes of trucks. * * • aS. ASSYRIA Mr. and Mn. Vem Watcher heard UM ('marl b,r ixll'iw rrvUl« )Ut through the Rad Cross that ttxwir son Floyd Welcher. who has not k been heard from for aome Ume U a prisoner of the Japs in lhe PbllllplMs. A Fanners put tn good Ume last week wiU> their farm crops. A Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ramon and family have moved to a cotlags at Martin lake. ♦ The George M. Case and Borah Case family re­ union will be held on Sunday, July 4 at tlie Dick and Ora Mason home 183 Weal Fountain SI. * Memban of Die Mapes family enjoyed tbelr family reunion ott Sunday al Goguac lake. * MUs Betty Hwarts who U at a camp al Traysrie Cl tv was home part of last week, re­ turning Sunday. * The young peo­ OBDEX FOB mUOATlOM ples group met on Saturday night at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Ho­ “1/**.*L7" Coart. k«14 ward Cole. * Following the f|ru social meeting since organization of the Lacey 4-H group of U girls with Mrs Dorothy Holmes and Marlon as leader and 15 boys un­ der Alden oote t and Kenlth Miller met at the Harold Holmes home June 23 for canning. Judg­ ing, for the girls where potato soun and rolles were served June 4 at Marian Millers a meeting was held with a luncheon of muffins. The next social gathering will be al Brigg* church on Tuesday, July B Every fanper is an essential home from soldier. Don’t keep him waiting. He has a long way to go and no time to waste. I •» 8**S trap tea FREE! Owners of stores, operators of markets, W warehouM*, elevators, terminals and processing plants, can aid substantially in the success of the "Food for Victory’’ program hy expediting the loading aad unloading of farm products. ' HIGHLIGHTS to •»»»• • e«»T »f toll staying with Mr. and Mr*. John Bratt at present. ddph Soyk of Scott Field. Ill. and Wallen home Thursday evening ot wife (Thelma Batt) arrived Friday this week. * Mr. and Mn. Wayne and Bgt Eugene Bali came from 1 Conklin. Wlnda and twin sons ot Tvnn. arriving Saturday for fur- ’ Allegan were Sunday guest* of Mr. jough, Sunday Mr. and Mr* 'and Mrs. John Derby. * Mr. and SGeorge Ball and daughter*. Mr. end Mrs. Vincent Norton ware Bunday ra. Merrill Dunkelberjer andchll- evening guests at lhe home of tn. Mr. and Mr*. Orl Gllte*pie their son Keith in Kalamo, celeOf Lacey. Mr. and Mra. Keith Ball bratttur Father* IMy. Mr. and children. Bgt. and Mrs. Rudolph Kenneth Norton and fat Soya and Sgt. Eugene Ball bad a and Mn. R- E. Hall and picnic dinner al High Bank. * Mr. were also guest*. and Mr*. Fred Van Dongen of Mich- ! '■ ■ *a > — igan were guest* part of last week ASSYRIA of the latter’s parent*. Mr. and (Last Week's Letter) Mra Orson McIntyre * Funeral I Sperry Thoma* spent Sunday at service* for Merl Beltac of Nash- hla aon Leon Thomas' home in Asvllle, but a former resident ot tins syria. w Guests at the Mr. and Mra. neighborhood, were held Monday'Huth Case home last week were afternoon in Nashville. Mr. Bellas My. and Mrs. Raymond, Frank Marhad been bedfast for a long Ume. ’Un. Mra. Randall and Larry, Mary <•».--------------I Jo and brother Thoma* Roger* of HIGH BANK Battle Creek. Mr* Carrte RuteeU (Last Week'* Letter) and sou Clyde. * Mr*. Bessie NprMra. Mabel Manning and family ton of Lakeland. Florida wiU soon of Assyria were Bunday guests of arrive here for a vacation Mr and Mr*. Frank HawbllU. * sister. Mra. Curtis Russell- * Mrs. Rev. Bartlett of Jackson spent a (Aubrey Belson jnd, daughter spent few day's at the Ehret Skidmore part of the week with Mrs. Willard home..* Mr. and Mra. Geo oreen Case. * The Mr. and Mra. BUoox of Nashville and Mr*. Frieda Mar- family are preparing to sett their shall dull spent Bunday al Mr. and Mr* property. * Our pastor. Rev. Wprth Greens * Mr. and Mrs Dan clus Taber hss been returned to Hicky of But Nashville were Sun- us for the fourth year on the Batday afternoon caller* Miss No'«n* Not ma callers at Will Haw- tie Creek circuit. * Mwa blitz's. faUtz'* Harve Herve Marshall of North MaMa­ Case of Lansing was the weekend ple Grove called In the evening, a guest nf her parents. Mr. and Mrs. NOTICE TO CBEDITOM 8/8gt. Dale Bishop of Sioux Falls. Hugh Case. * The Harry Cotton Hlsto »< Mkhlgss. T*e 8. D- Is spending a furlough with dairy herd was recently favored by hl* parents, Mr. and Mra. L. E. Bis­ a pair of twin calves, which are hop. * Ortha Hawblll* of Hastings doing nicely. ' , , spent thc weekend with her parents. Vern Hawblltx. * Mr. and Mra. B SOUTH SHULTZ Mra. Gordon Kenyon and Vern Guy and aocu of near Nashville spent Sunday at Ehret Skidmore's, DeMott. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon w Mra. Gerald Skidmore and Mra. and Mr. and Mn. Hairy Mlsener aulrag Is rrr««at thalr <’l Duane Hunt of Hastings spent Sun­ went to Great Lakes. Cnteago. Sat­ I C<mH, *t Ike Frokato Office u> visit uoruon Gordon zscnyvu Kenyon u. Of day at Ernie Skidmore's They arc urday to .. . Navy, returning .»<>.» hn —.. Klnnnnv leaving for Mississippi this week the home Monday W * to spend a week with their hus- Mra. Mina Kenyon spent from Fribanas wlio are in training camps day until Monday with Mrs. Glenthere. na DeMott of HasUnga and also --------- — I called on Mr. and Mra. Jeaa Larwbee MILO------------------------------------------------ | Saturday and attended church Bun<U*t Week's Letter) day. * Mr and Mra Leland BhwMri Merle Bradfield. Nonnan rard and Marcia and Mrs. Martha Wlieox and W. a. Spaulding were Hom of Battle Creek spent the first Hastings shoppers Tuesday. * Mr of lhe week at their home here and and Mra. LawreiKe Tobias and , looked after the Victory garden. * Joyce Roush were In Hastings Pri-' Mra. Lulu Steele and Mrs- Vivian day. * MUs Mary Bullis was calling Angell and son. Clare of Kalamatoo on 4-H club members in the com- vUited Mina Henyon Thursday and munity Wednesday afternoon. * ; they all called on Mattie Hine of Thc WSC8. was held al the home HaaUngs in the afternoon. *• Mrs. of Mra. Frank Roush Wednesday 1 Lorna Larabee and Mra. Donald afternoon. After thc business meet- | Manning and Sharon of Ypsilanti ing a few readings were given. Light i spent the weekend with their par­ refreshmenu were served by the ' ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bonneville hostess. The July meeting will be ------------- * P * ------------our annuel picnic to be held al the WOOD SCHOOL NEWS home of Mra. Bertha Philmon. Bev. Lila Manker calter on her Mr. and Mra. Saundtrs called on parents on Wednesday. * Mr. and her nephew. Bernard Watson ot Mrs loren Norton "Pent Saturdas Cioyerdale, who la 111 tyilh rheuma- ; evening with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Don't keep any farmer waiting ;HQFOR GRANO RAPI03 M. at thalr trailer 5Jy“*«.SKhZ’£bhiS1 S' S’ AMERICA'S farmers have the ire* /A mendous responsibility of raising more food this Summer than ever be­ fore in the nation's history. Farm manpower is scarce. Every hour of every farmer's time is vital to victory. Let'a help conserve iL IM My. again. * Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Rom and son and. Mra. M. B. Hom of I �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY 1. 1H3 also called on Mra. Hattie Whllte- ' CARLTON CENTER kardt'i near Wodbury, last Friday a Sunday dinner guest of Mra. poulbte. HU father. Sam Heffelhome department supt, Mrs. John j another year. A Mr. and Mra. Ptor- more and Mrs. Lowell Whittemore. i.fLcst Week's Letter) (LAM Week’s Letter) Clara a Klopfenstein .and Herbert bower hi ----------------- < a »■ . , । Word has been received Several metnoera of the Delton Hsrrtngton; Cradle roll supt. Mbs die Casey have moved into their Shartle in Woodland. lease from the factory and win do ' LcOn Mesecar by hb parent- ------- ...... ™-. Inland Lakes Garden Club attended Caroline Solomon and Mra. Maur- । new home here. A The Mcthodbt CLOVERDALE J. 8. Deablcr and son Harold the farm work for the present, Ice Johncock; planbl. Patty Cham1 Sunday achool b planning a nldnlc I!Jilt WMk*a letter! rhe h“ be*n promoted to Corporal. | Klopfenstein of Woodland b caring the Barry county flower festival In guests of Mr. and Sunday callers on Carl were Mr. w ,. nU ' . He wa* wounded and has been for Mother and baby. ★ Arch Graves Karlsupper Hastings last* t-rldsy. * Mr. and berlaln; Missionary supt.. Miss I which will be held In July. Come _______ Bunday. * Mra. LydU and Mrs. Louie Heffelbower. of Eckardt Caroline Salomon; Mrs. Roger WH- - out to Sunday school next Sunday Mra. Welton Brooks visited Mbs , spending several weeks In a conval- and daughter. Pearl Demond vbited Schuler and ted hb porente. Mr. and Items b teacher of the beginners and hear about the plans. A Mbs Florence Ransaw of Charlotte last 1 escent hospital. "Over There". Con-: the former’s brother. Clarence friends In Lake View a few days | ins. Mr. and Mra. Clayton Decker i Bush Sunday. Mr. and clan. Mrs. Douglas Floria will be Marie Neuschafer of Des Moines. week. A George McCulla of Has- ; gra tula lions Corporal Leon Mesecar. Gravta on the Center Road, last this week. A Raymond Henney b|of Nashville and Mrjhnd Mra. Ovid rd G askill and Mrs. Robert Iowa, spent from Friday until Sun- tings spent Sunday with Mr. and , God speed your complete recovery. Sunday P. M. A Mra. Nell Smith at the home of hla brother and wife 1 Price Of Hastings.' A Paul Guy Gaskill ahd family of ot ossblant teacher: rere also callers. A Mr. and I Barnes, primary class: Mra Susie day at the home of Mr. and Mra. 1 Mrs. Bernard DeGolla. A Mr. and a Mra. Leslie Daniels was hostess and daughter. Kwen of Midland Mr. and Mra. Wayne Henney near went to sleep at tie wheel while m vt«it -.i.n— X—. lard Hall of Almena and Bever. Junior girls class: Robert Leon i^on Leonard Leonard. Hh«> She r«tum«d returned tn to her Mra. Bert McCallum snent Prlriav VWWtHJhl. waalr h-lnln- than, Brttw rolnmlns rm— hl. ---- k rndif I; at ,1 ■ shower riven frw KathUer, * Mra. Walter Lewis, , Daniels and Mlles Waters, now Mr. Thursday, Nell Smith came on Sal- their farm work. Mn. Willard Waters and Barnes, junior boys class: Mra. Mar- home Tuesday. Mrs Ella Rogers ac­ in Kalamazoo• * Battle Creek recently ran in the Humeston and Ml, Mra I ana and mi Mrs last vveu. Wed. wem evening at the’ urday. Mr. and Mra. Smith re----------------ihne*HloSLm m as — tar -------------aa Ciilcago Mra, Frank I.U« —I U.U a., . tut son of Plainwell vbited their per- | shall Norwood, intermediate girls companied her _ the Hower Dower hall hall over over J. J. Wing's Wing s store, store-"A We are turned to Midland Sunday P? M. BARNUM SCHOOL 'Tire car turrwd me?lbut p2ulM^.' anta. Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Hughes I class; Mra. IJncoln Bush, Young , where,she will vun he- two Welton Brooksa attended lhe u,H.n£>' Friday. * happy to to --------report Mrs.'*• Alec Nell is , Owen remained for a visit here. * (Last Week’s Letter) !not Injured and slight damage was * Jake AdrianAdrian- festival in Hastings. A Mr Mr. 1 happy Sunday. Joan Hall b visiting her peoples class; Mrs. EUtf ’ - ■aninrtelr And tnetr families. A — Aon Arbor and the op- James Bragdon. an-old resident ilvgrandnarenb Mr. and Mra. Hughes. Msr-O-Not Class. .Mrs. Arthur La- son and Mra. i— Ella “*» Doua ot ri—.- and Mrs. Donald Corwin. S°rWir<'Mra. Mr?MH‘ tl11 ' borne *from Mr. and Mra. Roland Valentine of done to the ear * Mr and Mra A Mra Mary De Back and Mrs. Ethel throp. Willing Workers Class. A | itvllle call'dI nn Mr. end -nd M-x. Mn v»-x. n-x. dred Parker and daughter of Bat- eratlon performed on her eye was ing west of here was found dead in Ann Arbor scent Sundav at the Wed tatZt tl and and Mr. Mr. and and Mra. Mra. tie Creek spent Sunday with Mr a wonderful success, *A potluck bed Saturday morning. He had been 'fortee home returning homeMon- ' MlE^BeYtv'WMri™ Honeywell of Prairieville called tm on Patty Chamberlain spent last week ert Burchett Miss Betty Betty Wotrlng Wotrlngof ofLansing LAnslng were were uchett-Sunday. - x—>,x _ i/urzeename returning nome aon- Mbs slth Barbara tong t-ong In Hastings. Maurice Burchett -bundkj * —. and Mn. Russel Hart and family, , dinner was enjoyed at JdMon Lake. Mrs. Mary Shedd Sunday. A Mra. «ith ■—'---------came -— home ---------- **-• ••— -11 and Mra. Chr1— .Adrianson of , * Mr. and Mra. Bert McCallum । honoring lhe 4th birthday of little sldered seriously ill. and had been day. -Dven- nlecc, XMriene Durkee.; weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. Charles Thomas Beck of Hastings called at , Barbara with Patty and ____ . hcr —< a- few days. A A Vaca- Plainwell called lied at — the « Jake —- Adrian- I called _ on Ira McCallum. Sunday. * I Anne Marie Tischer. A bouquet ol helping care for his wife who U returned with them for a few weeks .Glenn Wolring. Sunday dinner Um home of Mr. and. Mra. John U vbited mw «>««■ _«__ on BlbIe Khca, _jj, k. he!d u. Ion Bible school will be held in the son home Sunday inday evening, also Mr. Mr Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fossett F of Nash-*! pink and white peonies were used sick In bed. Our sympathy U ex­ vacation. A Mr. and Mra. L. E. I guests their also Included Vane Holmes of Grand Rapids vbited at < Wotrlng of Woodland Mn Maud ---------- .. -------------Mrs jerry Klock Klock and daughter I ville have been spending sper unwu Methodist church the sec- and ~ — - »«rry a couple as —'— •(until — -■* tended to the wife Emma and ss a cen' centerpiece lhe — wind * Bunaay Sunday scnooi School neian* held Its uoaru board menmeet- 1 Delton Ing and elected lhe followingoffl- I ond week In July. Mr. Deal of Gull I of Kalamazoo A. Jak* AdHRn*-^ weeks with Mr. and Mra. Arthur I blew u'— thee '*"«n over) and there wu* a daughter. Crystal, and a brother. the Herbert Johnston home Satur- , Wotring of Nashville and Mr. and eera and teachers: supt.. Mra. John : lake will be In charge. * Rev. W. D. and Mrs Ella Doud of Prairieville Lathrop. * MY. and Mra. Leals Per- . birthday cake with 4 candles be­ Frank Bragdon who haa been liv­ day evening. A Mr. and Mrs. Loto Mrs. 8 -W. Smith. A Mr and Mra ar.xmU1‘ng attractive home out x**se Williams, Mra. Paul Towns Chamberlain: assistant ___ ui.. supt.. Miss Robinson whmwho h'» served m as -uas’— or called ■— —- on —hb brother. . ..m Peter . oM...... Adrian- 1 guson of Delton called on Mra. Mar. •«»* ! sides-Uallthe other good things. __ ____ _________ ing In the home since hb wife died. Caroline Solomon; Solomon: sec.. Barbara of the Methodist church here for; for ron. Thursday evening. Mra. Mra. Doud Doud II tha tha Chamberlain, Chamberlain. Sunday. Sunday. * * Mra. Mra. j1 Those-wh Those who enjoyed the outing were Funeral Mon. P. M. at Leonard of the place they purchased recent- land baby Sandra Louise of WoodI Olenn Kahler spent Sunday In Has- I Mrs. Arthur sur Yarger and children, Funeral Home in Hastings. * The ly. A Lieut, and Mrs. Oeo. Lennon , tend. Mr. and ' Mrs. Keith Par‘nd b,by charte« ’rrrc 8und*v i Ungs with friends and relaUves. * I Ione. —v. Shirl~ ^...rley -------------and Carl, also Mra. Daily Vacation Bible school will be 5-,^',dlnner quests of Chas. Farlee and । Mra. Lenore Waugh, who has spent --------Robert------Faulkener. Helen McKeflxie. held for one week beginning JUne Uo5*?.at i?e’?p,AeajN' and Mra. F. A. Oeander of Felton family. This te the first time Mra. sometime In Lansing, has returned Wayne Landon and All rhllHrpn -x-—- Mra- I □fl 28. AU children are urged (A to -Hu,/ attend 1were guests at the Ben Crocktord ! Williams has been to her dauirtN I home for thc summer. * Fiends home Thursday. A Mr. and Mra. ter-srince sheXtee Ker hto on ------------------- let and Lin- ■ and plan to attend every day as it 1 ; are very sorry to learn that Ber­ da Lou and Anne-Marie. A Through | la lasting lust one week. * Paul j U nOw “blc tO nard Watson has rhuematic fever the summer months beginning next. Woodman has an infected finger 1wireUsUM^reu2fteKwJdn^bVn5’ Ma.reh 7U1' E? ana x«r». ocn vroauoi y °* “JIk WUh “ Canr * John MllUfteX | and hope for him a very speedy re.pr5£5hl,L8 “m ttle ,Carllon ' »t*rting from a hang nail. It has Mr. ° Mra. Ben Crockford. wh0 has completed his boot trainChurch «in will Ka«i., begin .> al n B been lanced twice. * Ruth Wooc-- Mr an I covery. * Miss Olennbe Gelb spent Methodist M.«hrv)i«t Church __________ •-•-•________ : Sunday In Grand Rapids with Mr. o'clock. A Robert Asplnall.-son of 5?*.nw.canYe h0?e .Saturday alter , roitthwert wnontsNn , V?'.®?. 11 ,! Lake3 TT>>nlna Training SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Station. Is spending a week's lur­ and Mra. Albert Anderson. * Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Floyd AspinaU. ha* finishing her school year of teachLast Week's Letter j. auy tipped over ' Mrs. Prank Humeston called on Mr. been sick In bed with the measles. ing Ing in In Benton Benton Harbor. Harbor. ■ Quy' iuklev Makley Upped ------ with a Her“nber?er “H^^aher WMraf . and Mrs. Otb Corwin of Crooked * Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Daniels and v ------I tractor test Tuesday afternoon but Bertha Mullinex »nd Itobbv I bke. Sunday afternoon. * Mr. and family attended Gregory reunion s.ORTJ!.fe*bTIW,OODl*'?<D hc lumped out of the way. and was Cf BaMte Creek were we«k-nd Mrs. Harry Green and family of Sat. * Mr. and Mra. Clayton Val­ (Last Weeks Letter) not hurt * The same afternoon here A Mr ar^l Mra Ed Bellevue and Mr. and Mra. Floyd entine and family were guests at a Mr. and Mra. Walter Cooke vbited, Carl Heffelbower was stuck In a wardThompson and famllvof sJnFassett and family of Charlotte celebration honoring the 93rd birth- the former s Uster. Mra. Lafe WH-। washout in hb hog lot and got * 8“|spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. .day of John Bowers of Lake Odessa Hams and family near Freeport K*Jth Farlee to take hb tractor "'4 of“r.' Arthur lAthrop. the occasion being al the Family Restaurant. There afternoon Walter Williams |«nd try to get him out. As lhe non remained for an IndeDnite time the wedding anniversary of Mr. and were 22 present * Prank Shriber Sunday returned home with them for an <W» iterted to pull, the clutch on S Mr and Mra Ronald Lehman of Mra. Floyd Fassett. * Mrs. Kate met with an unfortunate accident Indefinite stay, a Miss Wllnu HenCarl's tractor stuck causing the woodlartelealted™ Mr and Mra I Terpenlng of Hastings and Mbs Le- while plowing, last week. He suf­ ney of BatUe Creek b spending a .tractor to Jump breaking the chain Percy 17hm an and wri and Mra lb Terpenlng of Chicago, Mr. and fered a bad cut on hb forehead weekk vacation with her parents.,and the tractor turned over back- Qra ‘ndd «rl “"d Mn Mrs. Everett McCallum. Mrs. Hu­ and one ear was nearly torn off. * Mr. and Mra. Homer Henriev and I ward. Carl fell In the washout. ;ora Lcnm>n evening, ! bert Petllngill and children of Hick-1 "Hoe" Barry Is critically 111 In a A Mra. Harold Smith en- ibut hb left leg was caught between । notice to creditors ory Corners spent Sunday afternoon Lansing hospital, * Mr. and Mrs. family. Hut» Mirhi(»«. The with Mrs. Martha Replogle. * Mr. Winifred Marlowe and family of tertained the "Cheerful Helpers" I the steering wheel and seat. A bar the tractor was restir------ 1 and Mra. Ralph Eames and children Charlotte, Mr. and Mra. Muri Paw­ birthday club Fh-ldny afternoon. A . from Make your home every inch a Victory home by converting all the space you posof u his Percy Sunday dinner guests at the home side "* ** *head. —•* ”------ Lehman I of Kalamazoo spent Sunday at their ley nnd daughter of Clarksville and of Mr, and Mra. Karl Eckardt and shoveled by his head UH that was > cottage here. * Mr. and Mra. George Erwin Marlowe of Detroit were Sun ­ libly can into a cheerful, comfortable, LIVABLE apartment for some war work­ Stafford of Kalamazoo and Mr. and day guests of their parents, Mr. and famllv were Mrs. Sarah Ostroth. Mr. free. Men were called immediate­ and in about Mrs Lewb Fcrcuson of Delton Mra. Elmer Marlowe. * Mr. and and Mra. LeaUe Adams of Maple ly ahd also the er’s family! Get a loan from us . . pay it back out of rental income. .................... spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Paul Smith and children of Grove. Mr. and Mra. Ben Schneider. twenty minutes Edward Pennels. * Mra. Julia Per­ Lansing were weekend guests of Mr Mr. and Mra. E. J. Bates and fam­ ily. Mr. and Mra. Ray Scheel ahd He was taken immediately to Pen- I ry spent thc weekend st her home and Mra. Ray Norton Ardlth Letsofi. A Dan Smith visited nock hospital In the Hess am­ here. * Mbs Mildred Watson spent h's niece. Mlxs Esther Schuler and bulance. Wednesday morning Xthe weekend with her mother. Mra COATS GROVE Mra. Lydia Schuler Sunday after- ray was - ----------taken - — and — no — broken — bones Mae Watson. * Mr. and Mrs. Fred able, convenient living quarters for noon. A Mra. Kari Eckardt and j, were found. He suffered a num- , Teal and famllv of-Kalamazoo spent Mr. and Mra. Earl Sease and fam­ Joyce accompanied Mrs. Irvin Hall ber of first degree burns (from the Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Ford De- ily/-Mr. and Mrs. E 8. Thompson Terry Bailey and Mra. Kate Hen­ gasoline that saturated hb clothes,1 mond. and Virginia, and Mr. and Mrs. derson to Grand Rapids Tuesday the side of hb head and face were ttele I Wirnle Kelsey were al the W. Be- where they scent the day with Mr. jammed and bruised and hb left , POWERS ECHOES bewa Home Coming lakt Sunday. * and Mra. WiU Sevbold who were .... leg was Injured. Carl returned | i Last Week's Letter) Mra. Bessie Woodman atended lhe celebrating their Fiftieth Weddfckj ling home from the hospiUl Saturday W.C.T.U. meeting at MUs Olga Eceasily, Inexpensively converted into Mr. and Mra. Harold Poole of Anniversary. * Mbs Olga Eckardt irdt afternoon and b feeling as well as ' BANNER WANT ADS PAY a comfortable apartment! Wallboard Grand Rapids visited her daughter, Mra. Arthur Bedford and family Wednesday. * Bob Brown of De­ troit U spending hU summer vaca­ tion at the home of his aunts, lhe Misses Almira and Nell Reed and WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS assisting his uncle. Charles Hauser with the farm work. * Mrs. Jacqunline Riley was brought to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mra. Henry Frost from St. Marys hospital. Grand Rapids. Monday afternoon Inquire Today About a and U convalescing rapidly from Loan to Finance Your her injuries. * Mr. artd Mrs. Miner Palmer visited their son. Sgt. Rich­ Own War Housing Pro­ ard Palmer at Percy Jones hospital Thursday. * Mr. and Mra. Robert gram! Do It Now! 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 Frost of Grand Rapids spent the weekend with hU parents. * George Bedford spent Sunday with hU son. Arthur and family. SK SSX, ‘S-Vs,' STIR'S MAKE AU. YOUR ROME SPACE Help House Our War Workers! Build Extra Closets! Convert Basement! THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION MEN WANTED WAR JOBS NOW OPEN IN OUR LOCAL PLANT PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFC. COMPANY � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-07-08.pdf 3d21d392dca3e0dff71678f0cd33b9d0 PDF Text Text HELP BEAT INFLATION­ r the present. Carl were Mr. feffelbower, of r». James Cou*Zlayton Decker jhnd Mrs. Ovid * Paul Ouy ;e wheel while ly. ran in the heel's on M-66. bl damage was Mr. and Mrs. Grand Rapids. unday dinner Included Vane id. Mrs. Maud t and Mr. and i. Paul Towns mlse of Wood­ s were Sunday aa. Farlee and first time Mrs. to her daygir* «--ner hip on now able to John MllUnex his boot traln-akes Training a week's fur1 Mrs. Walter mother, Mrs. id Bobby Joe and Mrs. Edfamlly of 8ungues^ of Mr. Lucas. VerIndeftnlte time tld Lehman of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. evening. APS l Al BUY BONDS The Hastings Banner SECTION QNE—PACES 1 h> 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR fjpf COUNCIL And 8 othe"c°un°£ TACKLES PROBLEM Home Front OF DELINQUENCY Thi, Children', C.nt.riTHE On th* ☆☆☆☆☆☆ Dear Soldiers, Sailors and MarinesThe Banner. I am sure,’ has kept you informed as to who is in the service, and the location of each us much a* b permitted, so I will not have very much to say in that con­ nection. I suspect when you think of home you have a mental picture of the hills and lakes of Burry County, and perhaps by this lime concluded that there la nothing that you have seen which surpasses or even equal* the binuty of this part of the world. We have had more rain than was good for us,—at least that lx what the farmers tell us. and this is confirmed by Harold Foster.—and even I. driving on a gravel road to Charlotte several days a week this spring.- have some definite Ideas on the subject. However, the rains fin­ ally stopped, and the farmers, or at least a good many of them, got ti,elr corn and other crops in and arc hopeful of a good harvest if the frost dcean'l come too early. Even the Victory gardeners are pleased with- the prospects for a bumper crop, although lately some ot them have begun to yell for rain, which is as xood an aUbt as any. You boys who are farmers I’m sure would enjoy looking over some of ttie Victory gardens, or better Kt; some of the garden enthusiasts. r be it from me to be critical of any of them for I have enough trouble Just keeping my lawn mowed But some of them iiave tncugh hoes, rakes, cultivators and other equipment to operate a good fixed farm—and the outfits some of them are wearing! I saw one of them the other Sat­ urday afternoon aa I passed his horticultural paradise. — he was dressed up for all the world like u geology prefeasor In the South Sen Islands looking for a new coral reef formation; he wore sandals from which his toes quite noticeably prott tided <evep observable at a dis­ tance i ro doubt to permit a firmer hold on old mother earth; short*, naked from the waist up. and a paper helmet pulled well over hh eyes. HL* hands grasped a hoe with which he was jabbing viciously, pre­ sumably at some obnoxious weed which dared show ite naughty head, —but to a passer-by suggested that a uython or a boa cunstrictor had invaded his six by four ranch and he" was bent on exterminating the destructive reptile. Whether he ever harvest.* anything remains to be seen, but I'm sure he al least did beating down upon his tx»r de­ fenseless back aomethfr^ fierce. Some liavp really gone in for it in a big stay; some have formed partnership*, and I’m told others have organized corporations. Share cropping is quite popular.—father buys the seeds, or seedlings, rente the land and gives the owner onethird tor the* rent; he permits the children to get in on it by letting them do the hoeing, cultivating, canning and then fattier will get hto share. Well enough of that or next winter when they are enjoying the hard earned fruits of their la­ bors they won't invite me out to dinner. Anyway, every one back in Barry County tv doing what he can to gel this war over with. In the factories and on the farms everything pos­ sible Is being done to turn out equipment and food for you and to see that you have the best of every­ thing and plenty of it. Tlie old county never looked more beautiful. Thanks to the rains, ev­ erything is looking fresh and green, while the old Thomapple flows eternally on. gently murmuring a protest at your absence as she rib­ bons her way across the country­ side.—for It Is strangely quiet and lonely without you. courts. As you probably know. Hor­ ace Powers, now Lieutenant Powers. Is in the navy, chasing subs in the Atlantic. Captain Phil Mitchell is at Fort 8111. Grandpa Stebbins re­ cently paid Phil and family a visit and reports evenrone fine, espxlaUy Linda Ann and PhUllp. Jr. Dick Palmer at this writing is at Percy Jones hospital. Battle Creek. My son Fred hitch-hiked over to see him a few days ago. Dick was in a room with several other fel­ lows and they sure entertained their young guest. Dick expects to be out soon and hopes to be in there again swinging in the grand old manner that he knows so weU. Oh >es. my son was quite thrilled because Dick had a picture of him­ self and Barney Rosa taken in the Solomons. Well. I believe this is all for now. I certainly feel honored to be asked to write to you. Many of you. of course. I do Sot know, but I was agreeably surprised on checking up to see how many I did know per­ sonally. Best of wishes, and good luck. Archie D. McDonald. “Hello**" All.—and 'bless your hearts" cause that’s the sentimental mood we re In since so many of you are writing us such nice letters. Why. we may break Into song any minute tinging your praises with a big Hallelujah for a particular Staff Sergeant we're thinking of who bet­ ter write us a special letter for pub­ lication.—or else! But before we go Into raptures about you guys and gals here goes this week's money or­ der to a Woodland son— Pfc. Ralph L. Ouy M174010 AJ’.O. 100 % Postmaster New York City. New York. tune time—lust before pay day—co it may really mean some till ng be­ sides all the good luck and best wishes it carries to you. Write when Jou can Ralph, we'd like to hear rom you. And speaking of letters— The saddest words of tongue or pen Heard by mothers of service men Are those of the postman passing our way "Sorry, lady, no free mall today." HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JULY 8. 1943 THE EASY-GOING AMERICAN WAY MacArthur la Fighting Jepa—Lof's NUMBI 14 PAGES—2 SECTIONS FORMER HASTINGS MAN HEADS STATE HISTORICAL COMM'N. Hastings Building & koan Ass’n. Assets Are Now Nearly $365,000 RATIONING The presidential order which sort of blow against the .United saved Max Stephan froiff hanging. | States—a country he despised— although not unexpected, provoked which opportunity offered. If he Then directors of the Hastings The Kalamazoo Children’s Cen- — — — — a wave of angry criticism. had been given the chance tu,place Building and Loan association, ter la an organization for the study • • • | a bomb In the Willow Run bomber choten at the annual meeting last and guidance of children who have In the opinion of numy people.; plant,.. he would have cheerfully month, have reelected the executive manifested qualities which Indicate Askt Citizens Cooperation America’s generous attitude toward : done so with a fervant "Heil HltC. A. Weissert Appointed officers of the association as fol­ designed to aid you In your cur­ that they are problems In conduct, Orders Police Enforce Laws traltora la not an indication of sound ler" on his lips. Stephan openly To That Important Position lows: President, Charles 8. Potts; rent purchases of Items ratlonsd by education and personality. The democratic liberalism but rather । boasted that he would never hang; center is supported by lhe State All good citizens of HssUngs will shows a serious wfcknesx and lack that Germany would be victorious, Charles A Welwrt has been Hospital Commission, and U un­ be slsd to know that the city coun­ cording secretary. Exri R. Boyes chosen as president of the Michlder lhe direction of Dr. Frank cil Is giving needed attention to the ot character which makes us an easy within a few months and he would gan Historical commission. He is The directors voted to pay the us­ Tallman, director of mehtal hv- Increase of "Juvenile Delinquency mark for vicious enemies who take come into his own for the assistance a fitting selection for that imnor- ual -------semi-annual dividend of 3,_per ------------------------------alene for that commission The In this city. Il is a state and na­ advantage of our easy-going ten- he had given, \iant place. He was born in Has- । cent. ... Center la planned to serve the tional as well as a local problem lency to serve their own dangeonu •tings, graduated from our high Government priorities on all Red stamps P. Q now valid. R I Yet, from a strict legal standpoint■ school and attended Harvard Uni- budding materials have prevented valid counties of Allegan, Barry. Ber­ It can only be solved by doing purposes. > July if; 8. July IE All expire rien, Branch. Calhoun. Cass. Kai­ something constructive about it • • * there was an overwhelming-Weight. versity. Reluming to this city the construction of new homes and July 31. amaaoo. St Joseph And Van Buren. , Exactly -Uy that 1* what the dly adIf. for example, the U. 8. policy of precedent to justify.ttie modifl- he began hL* newspaper career as greatly curtailed repairs on build. The Center asks for the help jnlnisuaUon ministn is attempting. toward triltors had been what It cation -------of sentence. ‘-----When «. it --------comesi a reporter for the Banner. Hu I Ings. That condition has caused an Following are two resolutions. Blue stamps N. P. O valid com­ of the nine counties In paying rent l interest In the early history of this accumulation of cash tn the asaofor ite quarters In the Pratt build­ Not. 9 and 10. which were adopted should. Pearl Harbor, our main has? to treason, the law her> has always i Mate and county were soon evi- i elation * treasury. It is difficult to mencing July 1 through Aug. 3. ing. Kalamazoo, for clerical help by unanimous vote of the Common in the Pacific, loss of which would recognized tf great variety ot “de­,, denced by his work for the Ban- find desirable investments for idle Coffee and clinic equipment. Children up Council of this city at their last throw the Pacific mainland wide gree of crime." punishable from- a ner. whose files show many ex- ; cash in securities that could be Stamp 21 for I lb valid July 1 open to enemy attack,would not comparatively short jail sentence to to and Including lhe age of IB may session, Monday evening. June 28 ' cellent and valuable historical quickly converted into money when through July 31. have been Infested with enemy death. Stephan's actual crime was'| sketches penned by him. be referred to this Center by The resolutions read. I the organization may need It. Jl to Sagar school*, probate courts, parents, No. 9 agents who operated with surprls- not particularly vicious so far as ef- 1 Not long after his marriage, he believed that, when peace shall be RESOLVED that the Chief of Po- ing freedom right up until the first feet on the outcome of the war was> I was made a member of the editorial, declared and normal condition*, reIthysldans. county health departinents and social agencies of this Uce be instructed to see that the Japanese bomb dropped. Then, in concerned He befriended one enemy I staff of the Kalamazoo Gazette. : stored, there will be a call for sevor any other of the nine counties, liquor laws relating to minora, be characteristic "democratic" fashion flyer and helped him along the■ ■ aruTVa* given charge of Its state eral new homes In Hastings and Stamps No. 15 and IS may The Is managed ngiuiy enforced. To « Wit: ..... selling, or we acted—late—almost too late. ine Center venter is manageo by oy a . iigtdly : escape route—It would have taken> news department. That position t that many who are now paying rent used for canning sugar In amounts fl... giving ef liquor, to —minors; nlnnr, - wnrklni. working.; of 5 lb. each through Oct. 31. board of fourteen directors. five . Mm.n’r Slav * of L < « .fault I..,-.. »*veral i. Stephan is«i>rra with favored wiui con­. has afforded him «n opportunity will desire to own their own homes cou Both coffee and sugar coupons of whom are named by the com­ or loitering, of minors In establish­ rt Rlat.h.n __ . omjjmmmis ... . .a ... It wasn’t Max Stephan a fault that that Mderable luck to .have made the. for wide study and he has written Then the association would doubcmission. and the other nine are ments where liquor Is sold; alsn en­ his traitorous action consisted ficape ,ucCeMful. n u true that for the Gazette many interesting les* find eocd use for its now unused are from the same War Ration chosen by the counties, one mem­ forcement of the provisions of Act Book 1. ’ articles concerning pioneer events funds. Often. In normal times the ber from each county. The Barry No. 281 which requires that a suit­ merely in helping a captured Nazi Stephan was "ripe" for sulking a1 ahd $he eariv history of this state. ■ Hastings B Ac L has liad to temportcontinued 4. See. Stamp 18 good for 1 pair thiough • Continued on on Page Pane 4. Sec. 1.) l.» ccunty member J, Mbs Alice Hagel- able sign be posted In a conspicuous flyer escape. He was ripe for any espectally of southwestern Michi- arily borrow money to assist pa­ shaw. registered nurse, of the place in each room where liquor 1* 'rons who wished to build or to buv Oct. 31. gan sold or served, describing the pro­ Barry county health department. While working for the Banner. { homes. That may be the case in the Os The Center asked that the board vision! of the act. and warning vio­ Mr. Welssert was chosen to rep- period following the war. of supervisors of this county con­ lators thereof. Stamp Number 6 ( from Basic resent Barrv county in the state I The local association has made a Furthermore that a couy of this tribute 1300 toward the rent, equip­ legislature for three terms. Very fine record. It has financed the Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 ment and clerical expense of the resolution be sent to each licensee, early in his connection with thto building or purchase of many homes, gal tons of gasoline, good througn Center. The matter was brought together with a letter concerning paper, he became interested in. and additions and changes In many July 31. Cadet Wm. Goodyear, Jr., lie tore the supervisors It was re­ the problem of Juvenile Delin­ and a member of. the Michigan other dwellings. Il has had excellent Saw Heart of Tokyo Raid ferred to the board's health com­ quency, and requesting their whole­ Historical society. He was chosen, management from the *Urt. Its dlCoupon 5 good for H gallon*. mittee. wlio recommended that the hearted cooperation. a trustee and later president of rectors have felt that' they were In the Coldwater Daily Reporter Moved by Hewitt, supported by 1200 be granted. The board gave that organization, in whose work trustees for the borrowers u we l aa Ils unanimous approval to giving Calkin, that the Resolution be of recent date was an account tak­ he has always been deeply inter- ; the stockholders, and have «l»en en from "Naval Flight News" con­ the 5200. adopted as read. esled His selection to head the , time, thought and work to their duYeas Calkin. Goodyear. Hewitt. cerning Cadet William Goodyear, Second inspections Mlchigan Historical commission is ties. The assets of the assoclotion Jr. relating some of the thrilling Lane. Siegel. Smith. Thoma* vehicles by Sept. 30: B’s by Juna eMWla’Iv fitt'ne. nnd h* will nn, are nearly $365,000 experiences he had met with in Absent Miller. Carried. 30; C*s by Aug. 31; commercial ve­ doubt help that body to render ---------------- —— hl\ more than two years of service No 10 . .. hicles every a months or 5.000 miles, even greater service to RESOLVED, that Section No. 7 with the U. 8 Navy. which ever is first. The Lansing dispatch .......— of "Disorderly Persons Ordinance" It seems after leaving his home ing Mr. Weissert's appointment to a Sagar For Canning dealing with minors loltenna or at Coldwater. Cadet Goodyear as follows: . Indianapolis Radio rambling about the -afreets, alleys, trained at Sugar for home-canning of "LANSING—At the beginning o, He’s In Aviation Service or Irt public Places after 9PM Kchool. Then went to the Naval fruit crop* win be available thA state's fiscal year on July 1. Research laboralorv at Washington. o'clock, be enforced. In Far-Away India Charles A Wetosert of Kalama­ This shall not be Interpreted an D. C.. and following that saw two zoo. bom In Hastings and educa­ People who lived in' Hastings affecting orderly conduct of minor* years of active duty which cov­ ted at Harvard, will become presi­ ered almost all of the Pacific bat­ about 30 years ago will remember at any Ume. • made from dent of lhe Michigan Historical, . Further, that violators be de­ tle area as radioman aboard a car­ Joe Whitlow, then a young lad. He commission., with which he has . Drying, Brining and Storing for r»nnlng sugar. sold the Saturday Evening Post In tained a reasonable length of Ume rier In the battles of Marcus. Gil­ been * .Identified for a period of qj Food Also to Be the business district here for sev­ unUl parents, or guardian? can Dw bert. Wake. Midway and the sec­ In Lh. .1... >tUL.Dinuued eral yean. It was worth the nickel notified and reminded of their re- ond battles of the Solomons. He you paid Joe for that paper, even soonsiblllty and of the penalties ap­ wax on the flat-top when Doo­ lure for the sessions of 1915. 1917 food preservaUbn demonstra- EARL R. BOYES. Prop. little and his filers took off for , If you ever read a line in it. Just plicable to such vlolatkxw Having purchased the Oama i and 1919. representing his native ^|on be given Friday, July 16 at The full intent of tills resolu- Tokyo to sec the happy smile on his face PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN county of Barry. As chairman p. m. In the HasUngs High place and having no further use for ‘ It was in the battle of the Mar­ as he took your five cent piece and Uon Is an effort to obtain coonereRecently promoted to the rank of the house military affairs commit* school gymnasium by Mary E. Bul- hie furniture, Mr Boyes will dis- $ thanked you -for your purchase was lion of minora, parents.. or guar­ shall and Gilbert Islands that he captain in coast artillery. Hartley tec he was father of the bln wlilfh pose of it at public auction at the extension scent. full value received for your nalf- dians together with the law enforc­ received his bantisrn of fife. -------- located at 135 W. Grand Finstrom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl the present Michigan 7-^ j, being sponsored by the To quote Cadet Goodyear direct­ Finstrom Hastings, has been in the created gx. Detrey Reed —: dlme. You felt that the Post, which Ing officers, in combatting the state police, which was first known civilian Defense NutriUon conunllproblem of Juvenile delinquency. ly: army more than two years, nine a» the Michigan Constabulary and | Bnd horn* extension croups foe Moved bv Hewitt supported by “We had just been secured from months of which was spent on duly gain—that much extra. Our subject was known as "Joe.. Lane that the resolution be adoqjed general quarters when the big noise outside the United States. Capt. was patterned somewhat irt'er the > all who are interested In earning, the Smiler," when he lived here andi UYou: Calkin. Goodvear. HawllL started. Expecting our planes to Finstrom is now stationed on the famous Northwest Mounted Po- rtrylne.' brining or storing of food Uav of Canada. | t0 help wl’h winter time mrata • everybody was his friend. No oca return, we were caught unexpect­ West coast. "He also sponsored* legislation 1 BuUto will use both a hot who knew him then could remember■ Lans. Siegel. Smith. Thomas. Ab­ edly by a squadron of Jap planes establishing the monument to ba'h a^d nre**ur* cooker :n sent Miller. Carried. which attacked us In two waves. Major-General W. R. Shafter at canning demonstration Other The council’s action calls for the A. O. Q. was sounded again. I word, nor did they ever see a frowni Galesburg, as well as various । p, F ihod.* of "reserving food will be on his face. He did not smile be*’ sending of a copy of the resolution. grabbed my equipment and high­ producing measures in the interests ot vet- I <n»ni*aed and questions answered. (Continued on Page 8. See. 1.) cause he thought It would please: tailed it topside to my battle sta­ (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) I 77,1* in an nnpnrtunltv for all at the farm known as other folks. It seemed as natural as tion In the sunerttructure. Dairy located one mH breathing for him. Probably no one Galesburg on U. 8. — t "TL’* meth'vis nf cannmg and how to do had ever told the boy Uiat there also offering 8 or 10 ton. Dog Population Ot I hlS: It with less sugar are three times as many muscles the calm and efficiency with which oat straw and several other things. the men worked. The long months Harold Belcher will cry the are used to produce a frown. He of tedious training and Instruction smiled because he felt Uke it. and were paving dividends. Three Prize* to Be We are able to give our readers , — ... wished to be friendly. "Bombs were dropping all around the census report on the dog popu- ThC UrGHqCVIhC At the present Ume the outstand­ issue for full particulars. Awarded In Each Clan You just couldn't help liking that ing school bonds of HasUngs dis- us. most of them missing You 1st ion of Barry County, which was lj; • • • • kid. I remember that a merchant tncl are exactly $46,000. There wlU couldn't tell when we were hit any­ Prizes hi the Barry County Vic­ presented to the board of super- : Neighborhood HOUSO automobile accidint here offered to give an automobile be raised by tax next winter SKMO way. as our own guns larred the tory Garden contests will be as visors by County Treasurer Georee i ___ to the person to whom his custom­ to apply on the principal and 82070 ship as much. Il was thrilling to follows, according to Mrs. Gerald Clouse. It shows that we have 3422 Tn the Detroit Free Press of NEAR LACEY ON SUNDAY ers might vote to give the car. Every to pay the Interest that will be due see the big Jap erash In the water, Smith, contest chairman. live dogs in 'Barry county. By, Rundsy. July 4. w* found the folAbout noon Bunday, three milaa buyer of goods tn that store was giv­ May 1, 1944 which will leave $32,000 a burning wreck, thanks to the Farm Garden Class--1st Prise, a , supenlsors districts the report is i lowing very complimentary^notice en a blank vote for each 35 cent as the amount of the outstanding skill of our gunners and the op- $25 Victory Bond; 2nd Prize, $2 ■ »» «-u_ — . i mncernirte the N*ignbornrwl follows: Dogs ■ House al Orangeville village, which bonds. The following winter $15,000 nortune return of our own planes. in War Stamps and $8 in trade at It wasn't until the whole thing .241 i we pass on to our readers: the Sunshine Valley Seed Oom- Assyria possesses . will be raised to pay on the prin­ driving one of the car*. With him write on it the name of the person cipal and $1,440 Interest, which will was over that I had time to be pany; 3rd Prize. $3 in War Stamps. Baltimore has ... .223 | NFIGHROBHOOD HOUAE a he or she wished to favor for the reduce the debt to $17,000 by May Urban Garden Class—1st Prize. Barry can show .. ■ HR social and educational project in aUOhAU.CU VMM* ownership of the car. The contest 1. 1945. On May I. 1946 that $17,000 "We had plenty of excitement In $25 Victory Bond; 2nd Prize. $10 narii/m reveal* 180 Qra naevi lie In western Barry Coun- and face and wax taken to Leila Carlton reveals lasted many weeks. Some one cast and the -accrued interest will be the other battles, but somehow you in War Stamps; 3rd Prize $3 In Castleton has an even ,AA ty. will be the site next month of hospital. Bai tie Creak., Hto otbw votes tor Joe Whitlow. That voter liquidated. seem to remember the first one War Stamps. 152 a summer work camp, an experi­ Hastings Twp. has .... knew that Joe could not afford to more. I will say that the best 4-H Garden Class— 1st Prize, a City, 1 and 4. shows .. An issue of $170,000 school bonds ment In training for communitv drive a car, but believed that it was authorised in 1871 to pay. for sight of all was watching Gen $25 Victory Bond; 2nd Prize. $10 City. 2 and 3. has .... .162 leadership. Twenty-five youths could be sold, and the proceeds the new Central school building and Doolittle and his men take off for In War Stamps; 3rd Prize, $3 in Hope's dogs number . .215 from Michigan and neartov states, would help to pay port of the cost the Central auditorium. In the pre­ Tokyo. I Just hope that 171 be War Stamps. under sponsorship of the Episcopal Irving owns ... of a college education for the "smil­ ceding four years, by action at an­ ready in time to help finish the Judging of gardens will take Johnstown contributes — Church nnd the Federal Council er." The idea appealed to Joe's nual school meeUngs. a building job." place next week, according to Mrs. Maple Grove has of Churches, will attend the camp, their daughter Florence, a small friends. When the votes were count­ fund of upwards of $40,000 cash had Cadet Goodyear Is the eldest son Smith. Orangeville can show ...157 working in harvest fields in the and a Mrs. Gams. The three ed Joe had a big lead. With his ap­ been accumulated, so the bond Issue of' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Good­ Those who have contributed to­ Prairieville's dog population ..135 mornings and devoting afternoons girl, women were cut and bruised, and proval and that of his family the represented a considerable less than year of Coldwater and a grand­ ward the prizes are: Hastings Ro­ Rutland admits having IO to studv of rural sociology. were taken to Leila hospital. car was sold and 1700 In cash was the cost of the Central buildings. nephew of Mrs. P. T. Oolgrove of tary Club. Hastings Commercial Thomapple coughs up ... Neighborhood House was estab­ given the trustee for him. Later, HastingsClub. Hastings Womens Club. Rog­ Woodland owns up to .... 176 lished at the Instigation of the badly hurt. The five women were when the family moved from Has­ ers Seed Store. Farmer.* Market. Yankee Springs has only Rev. Don M. Gury. who, when he not thought to have suffered M tings. It was paid to Joe, and no Hastings Grain At Bean Company. doubt helped him; for in California Barry County Farm Bureau. Farm Total dog census .. .3422 aro. found that Orancerill* lacked ous Injuries. ______________ he took a college course also a med­ Bureau Services and The Sunshine an active church organization. A ical course Valley Seed Company. After the family moved away, 1941, a social worker was assigned, only a very few heard from them. By agreement with the stale pub­ and this xpring a second home was But a Hastings man did go to the lic service commission the Michigan Election To Be Held purchased. coast, looked up Joe, and found he Bell Telephone Co. will reduce Five boys who left Wednesday Activities of Neighborhood House Next Tuesday, July 13, was practicing medicine In a Cali­ overtime charges on long distance for Fort Custer, were Sherman are planned chiefy by residents of poultry made by fannera are now At Legion Hall fornia town, was married and doing calls between points wholly witnRoland Wertman. Hastings, Robert the neighborhood, young and old. well. Stutz. Hastings. R. No. 3. Joseph The center Is equipped with a jn the state. It will also abolish Food Price Specialist. The the Through Dan Lewis, of this city, report charges on Intrastate long At the regular meetlr The state conservation depart­ Volney Wilcox. Hastings. William variety of games, dolls and toys for A who visited Joe at his California distance calls. These savings to Lawrence J. Bauer Post .... ~ m ment has named Arthur Parkes, Howard Birman. Hastings. R. No. the children, cooking facilities, a farmers maximum pricaa for buthome, the writer learned In June. Michigan patrons will be effective tlte American Legion held Tues­ former Onaway state park director, 4. Harold Lloyd Knickerbocker. radio for- dancing and a tennis 1MI. Dial Joe had enlisted In the on and after August 1. AU the in­ day evening. July 6. the following to supervise the Yankre Springs One *who left directly for Fort court. Esch vear the children dependent telephone companies candidates for officers of the post Krk. which the state took over using the house stage a play to in the aviation service, and that he within the state will also change for the coming year were nom­ im the federal government July Custer from Detroit was William raise money for additional equip­ ume. otherwise "Group r retalle was then stationed at Pendleton their rates to conform to this new inated:— ‘ 1st. Walter Kingscott. chief of lhe LaVerne Wilkes, Hastings. Michi­ ment. Neighborhood Houae has Commander. Angelo Spirts: First state Field, Oregon. He wrote to Joe at agreement. conservation deportment's gan. become a social center for the that place. The letter arrived while In the Air Coroa awaiting call is whole community, with a corre­ The reduction in overtime Vice Commander. George Hebden: porks division, states that for the tait prices of prodiu he was array. It finally caught up charges will save Michigan resi­ Second Vice Commander. Ed Say­ time being the state will maintain Robert Wayne Parker. Hastings. sponding decrease tn Juvenile de­ with him. long after It was written, dents $310,000 annually. The abo­ les. Jack Semfp, William Parker; a program of group camping units Those scheduled to report at linquency in the area. The 35 may be selling at ret or etoewher while he was In India. lition of report charges will mean Adjutant. Ivan Burns. William at., the park, as had been done by Great Lakes. III. are Clinton vouths who will study and work markets county war price Last week came Joe’s reply to the a yearly saving of $91,000 P*trons Parker: Finance Officer. Marshall the National Park service. Claire Greenhoe. Naahvllle, Cla­ there during August will learn how Arms. Frank two years’ old letter. It was writtan will be glad to accept this $401,000 Shan lx; s«t. at rence LeRoy McNee. Middleville, to set up and operate similar proj­ board suggests that tills list from that somewhere In India. Joe, now Ma­ benefit from the action of the Haight; Historian. Ed Sayles Shir­ CRITICAL CONDITION OF R No. 3. Robert OIL* Dean. Mld- ects elsewhere. papers or obtain jor Joseph E. Whitlow, would not Michigan public sendee commission. ley Henry; Service Officer, Maurice dlevllle. board office. Foreman: Chaplain. Harrv Larsen: MRS. ERNEST EDGER be allowed to tell where he la sta­ COUNTY S SHARE COST OF tioned. He writes that things were Executive Committee T. 8. K. so unsettled there during his first Reid. George Dean. George Lock­ ceived from Miss Marceline Edger WELFARE WORK FOR JUNE Ing ou retain year that he wrote only to his wife. wood, David Goodyear. Jay Mara- that her mother. Mrs. Ernest Edger ■ WAS $2,456,67 of Jackson, te critically ill and that Now he finds he has more time and man. The supervtoora at their June Mickey Foley has a specimen The regular annual election will her passing is momentarily exnect- . Is trying to catch up with his be­ sraskrn voted $3.456 67 for June and lated correspondence. which he values very highly. He be held next Tuesday evening. ed. The family have been notified. . Raymond P. Blrielve of Ander­ the same amount for July to the NOTICE dug It up last spring in the ground July 13 at the Legion Home at Mrs Edger was the former Belle / / son. Ind. who has been staying Barry County Social Welfare Oomwhere his father many years ago B 00 p. m. at which time nom­ Rock of this city. at Reid's Resort, Thornapple take mtoslon to meet the cost of th* Hastings, and so many years had had a potato patch. It appears inations will be still tn order be­ CHARLTON PARK , slipped by since then, that possalbly to be a perfectly formed petrified fore the election Is held. during the past week, caught a county farm, hospitalisation, of Vermontville baseball team play­ mukkellunge Joe might have forgotten him. But potato, having not only the form Tuesday morning adults and temporary relief> grant­ building Thera ed a good game Sunday and wish which su 41 inches long and ed for those two months. The Major Whitlow said he remembered but also the msrkings of a' potato. to play the Park team again later. weighed 20 pounds Blrielve says state stands half of the cost of me very well, as be did many other Hie ground is limey where this The final score was seven to two that this Is the fish he has been temporary relief and medical care friends in he LUUUOlk) ... Hastings, and that" --curiosity was WM discovered. ow. Evidently favor of the Park team. dreaming about all his life and, granted, but the county has to bear would like to inquire about them, one of the potatoes In the ancient Next Sunday the strong Kellogg needless to say. Is rather soljl on all the cost of hospitalising adults. Peter G*beck 39 and Peter but could not take the time to ask patch was not found by Mickey’s ■ —V, of fh*i«n — uln —u I. V..W. about each them nnw now. HHe said DOoge. 43. both of Kalamazoo, Field bail team from Battle Creek Barry county as a "happy hunt­ MAY IMPROVE he hoped to be in the USA. In a sorbed the lime so as to retain the were picked up at Crooked lake Bay at the park again. The, “Av­ ing ground" for fishermen. CHARLTON PARK ion" took lhe Park team earlier few months, and that hla wife and shape and markings of a potato. Friday bv Conservation Officer NOTICE he might come to Hastings. He Wasn't that a mean trick for Sumner charged with having un- tn the season. Museum articles keep coming would be warmly Rreeted by ell who nature to play on an IrUliman? in. This week a whole series A remember him as "Joe. the Smiler." la his reply Major Whitlow says: ATTENTION WOMEN! I long. and a third one IU inches. Civil War encampment badges, by am leaving In the near future to forces. ’"Die government has been very The pair were brought before Jus­ Mrs. Cory Althouse. These badges join tile armed TVT T kind to me, tending me to the 31 to 44 Inclusive, who Is interested tice Ben Bowman of Rutland and were issued to James Cutler en­ School of Aviation Medicine al Ran­ In Information concerning the admitted their guilt. Each was gineer veteran of the Civil War. TREASURER'S NOTICE dolph Field, Texas " He states that Wee’s, please fill out the blank be­ the .City «• Chief of Police Harry Thompson i Summer Bummer taxes for tor ine he has been in the service 37 low and return to the Hastings Both paid the cash The two men months. IS of which have been in Banner Office. can be happy. If they wish, over the was authorised by the city council; Hastings are due and payable July . — the foreign service. fact that their fines will be used to attend the state meeting of chiefs 15. Mabie Field, City Treasurer Senior Address. to buy books for the school li­ of police at Charlevoix. Mich. July braries of the scanty. ☆ AT A GLANCI * ON ACTIVE SERVICE IN PACIFIC AREA J. WHITLOW MAJOR IN MEDICAL CORPS. S DEMONSTRATION OF CANNING METHODS HERE JULY 16 . AUCTION SALES VICTORY GARDEN JUDGING TO START NEXT WEEK School Bonds, $46,000. Final Payment Will Be Made on May 1, 1946 Co. Numbers 3,422 ] Free pr„, Commend. ' Will Save $401,000 on AMERICAN LEGION Long Distance Calls CANDIDATES FOR Between Mich. Points OFFICERS 10 Barry County Boys Arthur Parkes Is the Enter Service New Superintendent of Yankee Springs Park the“big one Mickey Foley Found A Petrified Potato THAT DIDN'T Kalamazoo Men Had Undersized Bass Butter, Poultry Now Under Price Control �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY t, 1943 AT FOOD CENTER... *HELP YOU */ /W* FMVWR F00DP0/N7S COFFEE 2'b» 31c WHITE HOUSE COFFEE 26c MMBmiw ~~ MONARCH COFFEE “> 30c gMiiUBfflniiiniiiiiuainauiiiiiiHiiinii^ Ration Calendar E gB ----------------« MULLER’S Jgc SAN KA lk ® = I FRANKFURTERS s,S“k BEEF LIVER «‘«=r 6 pts. lb. BEEF HEARTS 4 points lb. BOILING BEEF FRESH SIDE PORK SPARE RIBS|ean 2 points lb. PORK STEAK tX"! SALT PORK •««" 6 points lb. SALT PORK fat 4 points lb. SMOKED HAM 7SX1. SLAB BACON VXX VEAL ROUND STEAK ,2X‘ VEAL BREAST 3 points lb. BACK BACON a SLICED BACON 8 point, lb . RING BOLOGNA 5 X* .1 BREAD 3^29c TOMATO JUICE SUGAR: Stamp 13. 15. and IG. Canning Sugar good now. COFFEE: Stamp 21 good July I 4 points through 21. | I 33‘ 35c 22= 20‘ 28‘ 22= 38‘ 23= 19c 37‘ 31 ‘ 46‘ 20= 22' 4Qc 32 Home Made Potato Salad 5 lb. can 27c SILVER NIP BLUE STAMPS: KLM through July 7; N, P O Q July I through Aug. 1. RED P now valid; Q valid July 4. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Buhbiiiihimhhhiihhhh 36 Muller's Supreme DEL MONTE fl DONUTS ONE DOZEN I RADISHES bunch 5c CHASE & SANBORN NEW CARROTS 2bun. 15c COFFEE HEAD LETTUCE »>«d 15c lb. 31c LEAF LETTUCE po“ad 9‘ NEW CABBAGE pound Qc HILLS BROS. NEW POTATOES P“k 65= COFFEE GREEN BEANS pound 20= lb. 34c HOME GROWN PEAS »> 19= SUNKIST LEMONS 6 21 = MAXWELL HOUSE APPLES 2 lb* 25= COFFEE SUNKIST ORANGES^ 39= " «>• 29c GRAPEFRUIT 3 <°r 28= SILVER EAGLE 4 points 5 lb. can BAKING POWDER SUGAR 25c sixe 10 "»• 62c 2 21C ii« • 22c lb. box 43c 2 Pk9- 17c PURASNOW FLOUR A & H Baking 241 lb. sack J15 SODA 1 lb. size CERTO PILLSBURY FLOUR 24:^ i27 fdod^center: A*. —. Th* committee for next week i vllle' R' 11 Tuesday luncheon L* Mrs. C. B 1--------------- ------------------------Hodges. Mr* Ben Gldlcy. Mrs.Ciar- , OBITUARY B>ron Fletcher. 1 Alfred Ernest Madden, youngest Mrs. H Wedel. Mrs. Irene Sayles. | son of the lan- Mr. and Mrs. John ------------ --------------- :---------------------------- 1 H. Madden, passed away at Cri*p«a * ■ 11 r 1 ii r i Hospital. Plainwell. Wednesday LOCAL NEWS --------------------- - . I Mr. and Mrs Carl Netthamer are preparing to move into Mrs. F. E. Loutv’s residence on W Green St Stephen C. Hathaway who ha i teen home on furlough will leave । Thursday for r-l’uirlnwtriti SnutH • Carolina to continue In the Special College Unit of the Army Specia­ . lized Program. His addies* is: 1 atlW(B855 Rll,,1B’ru}'' Jr I I Co. 1 8.C.U. 4436 AS.TP. [ Ttie Citadel. Rm 3207 v-uartesion i Charleston. aouin South carotini Carolina There will tea Y<mth Counci’ dance at the SrUh tS day night P 1 Mr and Mr Mark l-ee haw 1 । moved into the Henry Valdsltrr . house 510 Ebend State The at »1.0M of St Arthur Lath-. top. countv school commissioner.' wx* presented to the board of *upervisor* at their session last week FRONTIER FURY SUNDAY and MONDAY. JULY IIPrevton Foster and Rita Johnwn MY FRIEND FLICKA .. Hr was tern in Plainwell. Feb ""d Ir,XP14n’ *e** n. tn? Km.J-S torn aorKrn.at the Knlgmvroo ?,lnlr Ho’l>ltaL where h*> m> • Mi*.* ’ imi’ t ' h'i’hIs wife .on Jime 31. 1905. Til this union were horn bom ,hrp three and un,on * son* nnrt a daughter. Adrian Ruv-ell of Ypsilanti. Mrs. Margaret VanderRoesl and Alfred Witpir of Kalamu zoo anti I-awrence Milford of Baltimore. Md, Mr. Madden resided in Kainma700 ^Mwlng hta marriage, re‘urncd to pl‘'ll'*c11 ,or « te* Vwra. >’1" purchasing a farm at Delton, he lived until 19K. then re­ turning tn PLdnwell. He was an pn*p,nSS. -jP” ut1' iJ?*n7 • Plainwell, i n’t) Jl in‘Vu.V* health ^d rh‘n* "} A1.1??and the Pythian Sisters, ,hRJl n!' T' Filmed In beautiful Technicolor Barxain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI., JULY 13-14-15-16 llumplirev Bogart and Ingrid Bergman CASABLANCA BA It IKY Til EAT Ilf? Hasting,. Mich . Phones'2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JULY 9-10 DOUBLE FEATl'RE ATTRACTION . Richard Travis and Virginia Christine "TRUCK BUSTERS" and Chester Morris and Jean Parker Blodget” ■NUF'-ing home for the Km- Bullard of I lains< 11 and Mrs. neFtreatment r.-xx Tuesday Elizab.-th 8. Potter of Kalamaroo: Mr^ndMrl. mnkGiXr have put chased lhe Dave Boyes home on Jj,r5 ’P1* William H. of Middle* iLe So. Jefferson. J iand twynty-four nephews and A five and one-half uound bate i nlS^' . girl named Catherine. Lorraine, was L b 1 born to the Doti Doyfes nt Pennock I homJ T^i«m«.Mi with hosnital on Wednesday morning. . h°i'n ’ tim * ’1 , Mother and baby are doing nicely. , piXwell ” H ,L~ L ^ennt Th teach that tuberculosis L< spread by germ.*, can be prevented ' and cured, •Joo.uoo pieces of litcralure have been distributed bv- the Michigan Tuberculosis Association in the 19 month period ending April 1. 1913 • | HIGH EXPLOSIVES" SUNDAY and MONDAY, JULY 11-12 l>nny Slnxlcton, Arthur Lake and Ijrry 81 mtn* IT'S A GREAT LIFE Blondie and the llumvtrad* Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. JULY 13-14-15 Richard Arlen and Jimmy Lydon AERIAL GUNNER llumph-ey Bogart. Ingrid Bergman. Paul Henreid The action of the story takes place in Casablanca, with a flash- I back to Paris Just before the Ger­ man occupation. Telling of the! hazardou* existence of refugees | stranded in that North African city. 02533639 mis- CLOWN MACARONI Argo CORNSTARCH _ "GORILLA MAN" '[ OR SPAGHETTI KOOL AID 2 pk9«- 9 = »>• 29c (TRANE THE Al FOULDS MACARONI Summer Drink 1 B THEATRES K & C GRANULATED f Funeral service* were held MonOBITUARY OF PENNOCK HOSPITAL । day afternoon at the home on . ___ ______________ _ ~ t FREDERICK WEYERMAN tai during the’ week-to Mr. and1 Frederick Weyerman. *on of East Green St. with Rev. A. M. r». Marrin Edwards. Hasting*. R. । M«nmret and Frederick Weyerman Coldren officiating Interment wag —d.. to Mr. ;.w» 5 born in Hem. Switzerland. at Bnuh Ridge cemetery. | COUNTRY CLUB NEWS '. •> . -i-i — *>!'. v..u. . «? i Local garden.* furnished a wide NlUer, Freeport, a girl April IB. 1B64. and passed away PASSING OF MM8. I variety of lovely flowers to grace the I onv".“Y £... rjrr - ... . „ I Friday. July 2 at his home. ALLEN PENDER ' lounge and porches at the Country I Kidder. GOT E. Marshall: I He caine to America when a Mr*. Allen Pender, aged 78. pass­ club festivities this week. 1 *<>* tto5*rl B*’.d,'lL’,' R-1 young man of 20 years of age. ed away on Monday evening al her He was baptized In the Lutheran A combination of veronica and , e home. 5M E. Walnut Bl., follow­ princess feather In pastel shade*, lal}d. Kir*. 8. W. Dann. I-ike Qdrs-; church, of Switzerland and that ing a short Hine**. Her maiden with dclphenium gypsophllla and , Mra- Maurice Pender, -'14 8. ■ was hu belief until deaU>. name was Ml.-.* Mae Nichols and In 1801 he wn* united in mar­ • pink ramblers centered- the main I Jefferson: Mrs. Aaron O rone weld,: riage to WUmlnah Bodendorff who she formerly lived in Middleville^ table and luncheon tables for the M1”a..Dor!S Lundberg. Surviving are her husband; two ; Tuesday bridge, with Regal Hile* i , v£ec*nV‘,r: Do’,ald Wpl'- , precrflFn—hthi in death in 1017.; sen*, Lloyd cf Grand Rapidi and and red ramblers fiirni.ihing other 4eli. ®® E. Marshall, and Mn. G*- , Tn this union was -bom two son*. Maurice of Hastings; and two pleasing arrangements. . eMr Manning, 827 8 Washington, f­.Carl and Prank. Mra. Pender wa* a Tn 1921 he wm united in mar- grandchildren. i Fifty-two wore present for the surgical pattenU at the member of the Preebyterian L. A. dessert-bridge. War saving stamps ! ho«Dltal .on Tuesday afternoon I rlage tq LoueM Anderson. 3- the Eastern Star lodge and one natlenta discharged | Beside* hl* wife. Mr. Weyerman of the Pennock hospital 'guilds. i were awarded to Mr*. C. c. Burk- 1 Surgical ..... ■ Mrs. _ —O. E. Goodyear __ ■___ «... W.. tl.nl U,n-w.nl1 It... Is survived by two son*. Carl of holder and for H’Hr—1 The funeral will be held this , highest scores. Mrs. Raj- Branch tings, R. 1:.Joann Otlo.. Middle­ Hastmn, and Frank of the Navy; Thursday, afternoon at two o'clock two great­ . won the golf event for five lowest ville; Gary Warner. Bedford: Bet-, two. grandehildn-n; at the First Presbyterian church, tv teu Ingram. 631 E. Clinton; • grandchildren and one brother. holes._. the Rev. 8. Conger HaUiaaay of­ 1 Mrs A ben Johnson had as guests Sterling Sponable. Halting*. R. 3; 1 Loving and kind in all his way*. ficiating. Interment tn lhe Mid­ from away—Mrs. Andrew Shaw. Ranald Cox Middleville; Robert Uprlnht and Just till the end of dleville cemetery. ,. Ward, 397 W. South; Richard Ack1 hl* days, ■ Lm Angeles: Mrs. Lewis Williams, Clarksville, and Donald > Sincere :tnd true in his heart and DON'T HUY THINGS YOU DON'T i Lexington. Ky.: Mrs. Chas. Chaosll. eraon. 1 mind. I Battle Creek: Mrs. Brick von Reis. Clark. Middleville. NEED—BUY WAR BONDS Detroit. INSTEAD. I Eight medical patients were tn, Beautiful memories'he left-tehlnd. | the hospital on Tuesday: Mrs. Wit- 1 Sixteen regbtered for the pot- l'?1,r ^np- 30® *? Broadway; Gilluck goll and bridge luncheon Fri- l-br'r’ -Noyes. Clarksville: Mrs Men,day. Mrs. Roy Hubbard wonAnTfT'ir’]pr' MSIS. Broadway; Mrs. golf event—low putt; Mrs. Don Sei- Wflri1 Era-ay. 706 W. Grand: Mrs. । gel. Mrs. Leon Standee^and Mrs. I ’n,J,n Hpkev. R I: BateLeslie Hawthorne won high .scores, Bromley. Hasting*. R. 1; .Jy Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 at lhe bridge tables. Mrs Svlvla Poff. Lake Odessa, and • • • I Mr*. Leah Mead. Hastings. R. 5 The family buffet dinner Monday 1 **. *** lh*,i SATURDAY ONLY. JULY 10 night was attended by sevenly-five I ’1tah*^LhJ£tn DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Decorations were carried out in | “b> ’H’t1 patriotic color*. The mixed ball w wlteur Jahn lauler and Ruth Furd s“tethnandre Byron neUter^M^ ! JSMin«J R^v’uk ” lk A'f .<»> Hubb.nl ...b UM.. : J Hl™. «.* . nj. , ' CLUB NEWS . Tilling of the men wl»o drive trucks delivering nitroglycerine to our wm plants. “Aerial Gunner'* starring Richard Arlen. Chester Morri*. LIU Ward The dramatic story of the aerial gunner's role in the war. BRANCH DISTRICT Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Conklin and children of Allegan. spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs -John Darby. * Mrs. O. D. Fasweti. accompanied Mis. Burr Fussett to l-uulng recently, where they vLMted the latter's sister-in-law. Mrs. Everrtt Benson, who Is seriously ill. * leRoy Fuaertt of Bedford is staying with his giandparenL*. Mr. and Mrs. O. D Fnasett. tor a few days ler. * Mr. and Mrs. .Vincent Nor­ ton. called on lhe former's brother. F. J. Norton, at Bonfield Sunday, and found him some better, from his recent illness ♦ Mr and Mrs. I Kenneth Norton and family, spent Sundae. in Marshall, guests of Mr. • nd Mr* FHL< White n:id family. * Mr and Mrs. Lee MiM-nar, of Bat- I tie Creek. Mrs. R E Hall and two children spent Friday evening tn this neighterhood. * Farmers are combining winter barlev. along with I basing and cxililva'lng corn. rsBsim, ur . HARLAN BOWDISH Harlan Bowdish of Nashville passed away at Pennock hospital on Wednesday. June 30. after setera! weeks of illness. He leaves no relatives but six step-daughters., the living away and Mr*. Chitties , Leaver of Hastings. He was a mem- 1 ter of the I. O. O. P. lodge and Rebekah lodge. ~ Continued aeronautical research and constant check* tn battle areas have resulted In son* 400 improve­ ment* la Flying Fortresses, ilk - beverage Idle BOTTLES are a War waste I Keep them busy making trips to bring you the products you want . . . when you want them ... in glass bottles, the most efficient containers. MILK, BEVERAGE and BEER BOTTLES are sanitarily resteril* ized right^iway by the bottlers... ready to serve you more quickly . . . and conserve vital material, machinery and manpower. It's patriotic Io join the Program for Bottle Conservation by returning empty MILK, BEVERAGE and BEER BOTTLES promptly I �however, t* neither an excuse nor a reason for law-enforcing officer* to neglect their plain duty under the law. It I* no excuse for any liquor licensee to sell to minor* because he think* their parent* do not care. Law I* law. It should be respected and enforced. THE CITY COUNCIL TACKLES PROBLEM OF DELINQUENCY We Can’t Equal Their Sacrifices, but We Might Try FORMER HASTINGS^ MAN HEADS STATE HISTORICAL COMM’N. (Continued from Page l Sectiqn 1.) together with a letter, to each li­ quor, licensee In the city. A copy of the letter follow*: j , June 30. 1M3 Dear Sir: Tiie Common Council recently poa<ed two resolutions In an effort I to help curb juvenile delinquency, whjch as you no doubt realize, I* (Continued from Page 1, Section 1.) increasing at a rapid rate through­ erans of the CIviLWar Spanishout tlie nation today. American and World War 1. In taking till* ’Bellon It is not the "A former trustee and president intent of the council to further bur­ of the Michigan Historical society, den a business already overburden­ Weiwert has been interested for ed with law* and regulations. How­ many years in Michigan history ever we do believe that the misuse and Lx the author of volume III of liquor and and cigarettes bv In "Historic Michigan," giving an minors 1* one of the contributing extensive aecount of the South­ factor* to thl* condition. western settlements, Including old In view of this fact, it is the de­ Fort St. Joseph, established In the sire of the council, that if you deal sixteenth century by the French In liquor or cigarettes as a mer­ near lhe present city of Nile*, and chant. that you use extreme pre­ destroyed by a Spanish force from caution In their distribution. St Louis In 1781. Please be assured that your whole "Weissert was Michigan manager hearted cooperation In thi* effort for Malar-General Leonard Wood will be appreciated by the council, when the latter ran for the presi­ lhe officers, and the general public dency In 1920 For 20 veara he Yours respectfully. was an army reserve officer and Common Council. City of Hastings , now on the inactive list. | “The incoming president has Juvenile delinquency Is such a I ProKC‘“>ve and aggressive ideas serious problem that Governor t0 ,n?k.<i„1 ,e I,lstoric.il Kelly has appointed a conuniralon J _*”*! He Is a member of to give it thorough study and In- more m"r* active. active vestlgation, with a view of having a special committee that Lx pre­ paring plans for * separate, ade­ the legislature know All tile factors quate building to house the state entering Into the problem, io they museum, state archives and the can act wisely In solving It commission's <xec.if.lve offices. 3ny liquor dealer who would Thi* project- will be submitted to knowingly sell liquor to a minor, the administration and stale plan­ or encourage in any manner lhe ning commission for inclusion in drinking of liquor by minora, ouah' the state's post-war building plans. to have hl* license revoked and "For many years WeUsert has should never be given another been a member ot Lhe-editorial de­ chance to offend A person who. partment of the Kalamazoo Ga­ for the profit* of from such sale*, zette.'' will encourage minora to create the habit of liquor drinking is tod low­ down in the scale of decency and humanity to ever be permitted to , sell liquor u a licensee of the peo- t pie of tl»Lx state or thi* city. ’• What such illegal act* can mean . wa* strikingly shown In a recent ('■ s“sx" a.'M I <™> ■■. > J. WHITLOW MAJOR _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IN MEDICAL CORPS. ness stand, this young chap, mem- i Flight Surgeon for three groups, of her of the football team of the ithree squadrons each. In the last Ionia high school. told how he had 37 months. I enjoy It immensely, been in the habit of drinking at i Being with the Air Corps is always Ionia beer parlors. "When he. In thrill. It I* a great pleasure to a frenzied drunken rage, slew a ' »orfc with some of the finest lads young girl who had been drinking frwn 0Ur land- I see them and with him because she would not ! counsel with them in some of their submit to hU bestial lust, he claim- toughest problem*. They look upon ed that he was too drunk to realize !,ne ns °.ne of their beat friend*. what he was doing. It couldn’t tw and that's the way I like IL I try pouible for Ionia young folks- to to protect tiielr health and keep drink as much and a* often as them fit to fly. When they are un­ this young criminal said they did fit. I recommend that they be without the police and other auth­ grounded until they are fit." Major Whitlow's letter concludes: orities knowing something, about It. They may have said to themselves •'There are so many acquaintances "it's too bad - But they did noth­ and old friend* of both of us that ing until a young girl was mur­ I would like to ask you about, but must forego until a later date. dered and n youth sent to Jackson Please give my kindest regards to for life fur killing her. We are glad the members of the any and all those who may ask cityxcuncU of Hastings do not have about me. ID try and write to any to be spntred to action by stlch a one who may drop me a line. I horrible tragedy. We are nleawd expect to be back in the Slates in that thev have Instructed the po­ about two months it lakes about lice of. the city to enforce the law. 30 days to get a letter to me here.” Should any of Major Whitlow's and do It NOW. In order to save such a calamity. We have laws. friend* desire to write him, they If* th* bu*1n*«« of officers to en­ should do so at once for Ute reason force them. That is what they take stated above. Being in lhe Aviation an oath they they will do. They service, he -will no doubt return to ouBlit to do It. the U. 8. by airplane. His address While officers -have their respon­ Lx as follows: sibilities and should do their dutv. Major Joseph E. Whitlow. Med. they nlopr cannot solve the prob­ Corps. lem of juvenile delinquency. Par­ A.US ents can do far more. And yet A.P.O. 629. c/o Postmaster • there are narents who act a*’. If thev did not core what their chil­ dren do, what hours they keen, what companions they choose nor Vitamin C 1* rapidly destroyed by how much nor how long they roam the *»rer’« More rften th«n mi I heat and air, therefore, keep air out juvenile delinquency Is parental de- I of food* by keeping pot covered and Hrwiency. Parente must wnke uo uie the smallest size pot pos»lble. to their responsibility In this matWatch out for too high tempera­ _ Parental neglect of their children, | ture*. Na Profit. Pays Dividends Train* no longer run on th* Clogh*r Valley tram in Northern Ireland, which ceased to exist of­ ficially January 1, 1M2. Although a 5 per c*nt dividend was guaranteed "forever" when th* lin* was opened in IB1, it never made a profit. When th* Northern Ireland government was faced with th* problem of closing th* road th* Tyrone county council was required to pay the divi­ dend and the stockholders will con­ tinue to get their money. The rail­ way has been a standing joke tor many years, with it* tiny engines and its many predicament*, espe­ cially In Fivemlletown. on a market day, when the train would lie held up for many minute* .trying to get Flrsi Dining Car The dining car was Introduced ta 1M3 on the Philadelphia. Wilming­ ton A Baltimore railroad (now part of the Pennsylvania railroad) on the run between Philadelphia and Balti* more. There were two of these early dining cars, which were remodeled day coache*. Unlike today, the food wa* prepared at the terminal sta­ tion* and placed on the car* Imme­ diately before the departure of the trains. There were used for about three year* and in 1887 Georg* M._ Pullman presented hl* "hotel car,” which wa* a sleeping car equipped with kitchen and dining facillUes. The first Pullmanbulll car devoted entirely to restaurant purpose* wa* the Delmonico, operated on the Chk cago A Alton railroad in 186a. The British Chess Congress ha» reopened. When a player moved atter a comourattvelv short coiritaUon the cries of "BlitzkriegI’’ from । the spectators were Immediately suppressed. Fortmen and policemen in th* na­ tion’* capital are acting a* walking laboratories for th* government, so that million* of pedestrian* through­ out th* country can obtain good rubber heels for the duration. Th* OPA consumer divlelon ba* an­ nounced that many member* of the Washington post office and police department have consented to ber heel*’which the division I* test­ ing for quality and durability. The raw material for these heel* Is scrap rubber collected from th* nation's junkyards and attic* and then re­ promised. , . Mushroom* by the MHUaas Twelve million pound* of mush­ room* • re • lot of steak garnish In any man'* language, yet that’s the amount produced by 300 growers operating tn the Kennett Square area In Pennsylvania in a single John Dewar, a Scotsman who fii became acquainted with p«it wh. It* carried a heavy divot of it to V ichoolboui* each day a* a child, li er became world famous tor hl* u ot peat smoke in the production Scotch distilled spirits. JULY STOKEWIDE BAR COTTONS RAYONS FOR C-O-O-L-N-E-S-S -By Darlinf time zone* now in use. Generally influenced by local railroad time, each state or municipality adopted one of those standard* by statute, ordinance or public senlimehL No Shortage In Chloroform Among the many shortages which have developed in wartime America la chloroform.' However, the short­ age is not in chloroform used as an They Clear the ■Air’ A Scotland Yard man was telling of the trouble he had about carry­ ing out the order* of the ministry of transport to Maj. G. C. Tryon the other day In the hearing of a representative of th* Daily Tele­ graph of London. The major, who 1* the postmaster general, wa* not impressed. "Poof." he said, "you merely reg­ ulate street traffic; we regulate it in the e’ther.” Later Use major directed the lis­ tener to a shanty at Colony.Heath, near St. Albar*. "There,” he said, "you will find the headquarter* of our police of the ether—the G.P.O. frequency-measuring station." One man. seated at what look* like a large switchboard, and wear­ ing headphone*, doe* the duty of "policeman.** His job is to see that the wireless "roads'* are each kept clear for their particular form* of traffic, and that one station doe* not interfere with the transmissions of BRENTWOOD Styles for every minute of your busy days! Refreshing cool cottons cut in classic shirt-waist or coat styles! But­ ton-front spun rayons in prints or frosty pastels! Pretty and functional, too, to fill all your needs for home or war work! Sizes 12 to 20. Cool, Summertime Cottons Printed Or Plain Rayons ! SPORT SHIRTS GLENROW* FROCKS Save good clothes! Let the whole family work and ploy in cool, cotton knit shirts! Colorful! SturWashable to keep them fresh and Bright colors! Cotton charmers for play or work! Dotjble-duty spun rayons—for after­ noon. for shopping or your canteen work. piece styles. • one-piece button fronts or favorite shirtwaist models. Sizes 12 to 20. Indiipentablc CoHons I Adaptable Rayons! — ew Silque Styled by Cynthia* for fit (Pronounce) "Silk SPORT SLACKS LEG MAKEUP For Your FAMILY WA No other Leg Make-Up gives better­ satisfaction. 50 Pairs of stockings in a bottle . . will not rub off . . . rain proof. Goes on without streaking, no applicator needed. Two shades—Sun Tan and Beige GET YOURS TODAY! t.nn LARGE SIZE BOTTLE- 51UU Stebbins & Jacobs REXALl DRUGS ' PHONE 2131 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN wm FOR WOMEN Trimly tailored in good sturdy fabrics. Neat but­ ton side closings. Won't- HE firtt day of July, a great sales campaign opens at your J. C. Penney store. All through the, montn, every man and woman in our stores will work with all their hearts and hands to sell the War Bonds of our country. Side by side with clothing for every member of the family, for every home front need, we will feature War Bonds and Stamps at every counter, in every department of otlr stores. We still esn sell you anything you want for your wartime family needs. But we want to sell you War Bonds—the very best piece of merchandise we have. For while we are still here to serve you, we serve our country first. So buy War Bonds at Penney’s this, July I They are the best investment for your money in the whole wide world I —’ • T show-the-soil colors! Sizes 12-20. FOR MEN Cool, lightweight summer coHons, all Sanforizedf for lasting fit! Stripes, solid tones in summer col- SOLAR STRAWS UkltjWMW PHARMACISTS WHAT YOU SAVE SPEND With �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JULY A IMS ,)w . , —— .’hedteU _to shoot high explosives' J. C PENNEY STORES, _______ I dignified possibly by a national Who, after all, are mere robbers. | WAR BOND DRIVE —— . —. July m marks the opening of a I Status. -Maybe there is some fine . nation-wide War Bond and Stamp 1 moral distinction between killing a sales drive in 1610 J. C. Penney Com­ : pony department stores throughout ’ criminal on the field of battle or the country. As a send-off to the crime he actually commits—not l Penney employee. Tills Is the secund time the Pen­ ney Company has been recognised partknterly in Ume, any vicious criminals because, unless In this way. At the conclusion of checked by strong measures, they could easily cause a breakdown o( Penney’s M.422A53JB July Bond there i» nothing in the oonstiUtton or elsewhere which specifically. that orderly society that is "be luck­ thau once before accorded the Penstates that this practice ohall be bone of any nation. Many of us rev Company personal congratula­ hesitate to recognize lhe rather ob­ tions. ■ vious fact that all ot the dangerous Penney employees, determined enemies of our country are not to that the Treasury Department will Stephan’s actual crime was be found in foreign lands. Even again find their July sales of War rather mild form of treason. the most civilized of countries will Bonds and Stamps worthy of at­ always have to fight to preserve It­ tention. start off this July with Many people believe that the ac­ self against disintegrating influences sales of al least SIOXXXJJXXJ.OO as tion taken against Stephan might which are forever present. their goal. •'I am advised." ME Secretary 1 In spite of our characteristic i Morgenthau said, "that the J. C.’ bungling, the U. 8. has done a phe- Penney Company and all of lhe nominal Job in pushing the war ef­ employees of the Company have However, in view of the mild fort. No nation in history has ever volunteered their services to pro­ treatment which thia administration I produced so much in so short a mote the sale of War Bonds and Stamps all through the month ot Tm i Ume- Credit for'UUs goes not to one July in every Penney store..Thrift etrikes whfch threatened to tie up but to thousands of little men and savings artf today important to every one of us. as well as to the nation. Every time you Mil a War Justice to have hung Stephan. ltae Au ol ,44, up Bond or u War Savings Stamp you Juritee Prank Murphy t. j berolc achievemsmt. are helping America in Ite war ef­ fort. Looking at the splendid record credit for influencing the presldcn’ ’nt b1i that you have all made. I am sure ttol decision in regard to Stephan/ cAnnr^ that your activity in July will not Murphy is an avowed foe of capltab and "Tn only be highly successful, but will . ,L. QUlred by our armed forces and. to generate enthusiasm throughout all punishment and .I)*Uon^, a much smaller degree, by our communities where you do budne.u. prominence by *attempting * “ to “ save fighting allies. Good luck, and my thanks to each the life of a bank robber who killed and every one ot you!" people while attempting to The tanks of an American mechmake a get away after a bank hold- anlzcd division um up enough gaso­ Don't tell Junior, but the govern­ line In cacti 100 inues of travel to ments and business of the world more than fill an average railway are managed by men not more than Yet Murphy, the outspoken foe of tank car. 25 of 'whom know the difference capital punishment would not. u a between a split infinitive and slmulmerve officer in the V. 8. AttlUery. BANNER WANT ADS PAT talncous equation. Investigators Find That New York Farmers Plan Ahead and Save Labor Milkweed Is Defense Need Several ways in which New York farmers are saving labor without working faster, harder, or longer hours, are cited by Dr. Van B. Hart paxtment at Cornell. They lake tune lu plan ahead. For example, they figure out what is to and what each person wil Changes. They hav e a blackboard or pad hanging in the barn to keep a list ay" Jobs. They ask themselves, in regard to auch Jobs aif milking, feeding, and cleaning altables, these questions: Do we waste any motions? Do we do unnecessary jobs? Would it pay to have other labor-saving equip­ ment and can It be obtained? Are forks, fork*, shovels, feed carts kept in lhe most moat convenient places? How much water is carried to livestock? Are feed boxes, chutes, doors, gates conveniently located and equipped to save labor? They do not do things inefficiently that way." ’ They do things on time, increased Just sprouted or are small, for ex­ ample. is one way to save labor, grow more ensilage corn, and lets weeds. Milk weed, a plant which every- has become a vital defense material. Chicago with Dr. Boris Baritman. who holds lhe basic patent on the ginning process and the manufac­ ture of many uieful articles from milkweed. It was decided to con­ struct a plant in Michigan which । dele, million pounds of milkweed floss it is estimated that growers in that region will be paid about >200.000 (or their first year's crop of milk- PRE Bu thirl uboi, • Irtve lhe The per B> ■ chui lor. It has been indicated that finanfrom the navy department for the construction and the operation ot this new defense industry. The fiber, it is reported, can re­ place kapok, which has been |mported from Java. Ceylon, the Dutch j East Indies, and lands nqw-conquered or menaced by IhtTspread of Jap invasion. ’ In experimental tests it has been found that one pound of milkweed floss has enough buoyancy to sus­ tain 50 pounds of weight and Viat a life jacket containing two or three pounds of Goss will hold up a man in the water for some 100 hours. The first year or two nothing but wild milkweed will be available for Jhis new factory, but it Is hoped that plantings will be made and the weed cultivated. - Note to national defense author­ In the Midwest war production ities: There are more than 4.000.000 licensed automobile driven In New region 2.200 war plants reported a York State, many of whom drive 69 percent Increase within six as if they were at the wheel ot a mpntlu In the employment of wom­ en workers^ tank. . GRJ ..— -FOR RESULTS! In Barry County, evary week there are announcements to bo made, notices always people interested in acting upon this information. Put your notices in the Hastings Banner classified section . . . where rates arc low and results high. .—FARM MARKET PLACE If you have produce to sell, put an ad in the Banner to that effect. You'll find dozens of people who orc anxious to buy what you hove to sell. — -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . - EMPLOYMENT Do you need a job? Do you need an employee? Use the clearing house of,information . . . the Hostings Bonner classified section to make your needs known ---. . . . . . . -_ _ _ _ FINANCES The man who has money to lend advertises to that effect in tfie Hostings Banner classified section! If you need a loan, look through these columns. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LOST & FOUND It isn't necessary to call everyone in town if you've lost something ... for a few cents you con reach everyone through the classifieds. - .LEGAL NOTICES Don't post aznotice on your door and hope that alf will see it. Our low rates enable you to know that everyone will see it if it’s in a classified. —-. . . . . . . . . . . . . -AUTOMOBILES If your car needs servicing, or if you need a used cor, read the classifieds. You'll find a comprehen­ sive listing of cars and services. -. . . . . . . . -BARTER & EXCHANGE You don't necessarily have .to "pay" for what you buy . .'. trode something you don't need for it! Put your offer in the classifieds and watch the results! A message for you...from 1053 (Today, John Jones is just an average American, wrestling with all the doubts and worries and problems that beset every one of us right now. But let’s skip ahead 10 years. Let’s look at John Jones then—anti listen to him . . . ) ‘Q'ometimes I feel so good it almost scares me. „ "This house—I wouldn’t swap a shingle off its roof for any other house on earth. Tliis little valley, with the pond down in the hollow at die back, is the spot I like best in all the world. “And they’re mine. I own ’em. Nobody can take ’em away from me. "I’ve got a little money coming in, regu­ larly. Not much—but enough. Arid I tell you, when you can go to bed every night with nothing on your mind except the fun you’re going to have tomorrow—that’s as near Heaven as a man gets on this earth! "It wasn’t always so. ‘ "Back in ’43—that was our second year of war, when we were really getting into it—I needed cash. Taxes were tough, and then Ellen got sick. Like most everybody else, I was buying War Bonds through the Payroll Plan—and I figured on cashing some of them in. But sick as she was, itjvas Ellen who talked me out of it. —■ “ ‘Don’t do it, John!’ she said." ‘Please don’t! For the first time in our lives, we’re really saving money. It’s wonderful to — — ' ’~ -s'1'— — ' know that “every single payday we have more money put aside! John, if we can only keep up this saving, think what it can mean! Maybe someday you won’t have to work. Maybe we can own a home. And oh,4 . how good it would feel to know that we need never worry about money when we’re old!’, ' > “Well, even after she got better, I stayed , away from the weekly poker game—quit dropping a little cash at the hot spots now and then—gave up some of the things a’ man feels he has a right to. We made clothes do—cut out fancy foods. We didn’t have as much fun for awhile but we paid our taxes and the doctor and—we didn’t touch the War Bonds. • “We didn’t touch the War Bonds then, or any other time. And I know this: The world wouldn’t be such,a swell place today if wc hadl”^ % YOU'VE DONE YOUR BIT ■»BOOST nun BOMB BUYING D$3C Merchandise for sole? Don't wait for the world to come to your door. Tell people about it the econom­ ical way . . . through the classifieds. RENTALS If you want to rent o house or apartment, tell the world about it in the classifieds. If you're looking for new quarters, read the classifieds. -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - —-REALESTATE Selling or renting property is a difficult task if you have to depend upon personal contacts! Use the easy, efficient classifieds. -----. . . . . . . . . . -ANNOUNCEMENTS Want to tell the world about something? The Has­ tings Bonner classified section will carry your mes­ sage and deliver it promptly. BUSINESS LISTINGS Don't dream about that new scheme you hod in mind . . . put it in block and white. The classifieds will help you get it started. - - - - - - - - - [.BUSINESS SERVICES NOW DO YOUR BEST! THROUGH THE PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN~.. . Do you have a service to offer to the business world? Sell your services through a direct, low-cdst classi­ fied ad in the Hastings Banner. Read All the Ads in The Bunner for Real Opportunities This advertisement is a contribution to Americas all-out war effort by The Hastings Banner HASTINGS �THI HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULT 1. 1M1 Mr. Hine will present the work Of the CanleY whlrh l* conducted by the Christian buxine** men* comndttee of Detroit. In Ute sptrtual Interest* of our men at the Port. This Center 1* ana of many being conducted by Christian bualneaa men. at various camps through out the country. Mr. Hine will bring recording^ of the IssOsannie* <>f the men thenuclvc*. and a reel ot sound movies of war tnaneuve's of the army. A free-will offering will be taken for this splendid work. This service U open to the whole community and you are cor­ dlally invited to attend. CHURCHES Schmitt cautioned that only J. Rationing Eased PLAYGROUND ORGANIZATIONS ration Of Footwear playground* for lhe first two woeka are: Central 80 per day; first Effective July 7th. baseball, track l'. H. CHUR'Il ward, &<; second ward. 48. football shoes, men s and wom­ HU many genersl wear purposes, All thr regular service* on next Badminton continues to be the tings tor 43 years. Surviving are and knee-height riding boots, and and mutt continue to be sold only Utrd's day. U1_ u ,u_ mow ' ir aport at the three her husband. Wilbur l^ne. and a en's gold and sliver rvaulng slippers are Rev. R<>y Houghton will be ths play released from rationing, according OPA. appeals to the »l>ewker Pi mltau made the first of the Emmanuel Episcopal church to Herman 8. SchsnlU. District a expect the merchant W M a meet* on Tuesday eveand of EmniAnual Guild. Funeral Commodity Rationing Oftlc*. Nowntng with Mr. and Mrs. Cha* King, services were held this Thursday ever. on purchases of g C. E bustnev. meeting on PHver evening «ltppen day evening will be held at the i Rz cuter meeting at W.Rfl. will noon, leaving Central playground morning at 10 o'clock at the Leon­ boots Imported into t home of Mr. and Mrs, E. CurtU* be held Thursday. July I. at 8 pm. al 2.00 for Algonquin. Several ard Chapel the Rev. Don M. Gury after July 7lh. ration Interment in River­ wcrpur.g them. E. Mill 8t. Election of officers and in Ute G-A-R hall. carloads of younger children were officiating be required. *MJ transmit ths i delegate to annual conference. <e » .--------‘— -----------. I to go to Thomapple Wednesday side cemetery. Present stocks of evening slipper* fur mall Order -------- « ___ BAPTIST CHURC H HOTEH Mn. Charles H. Leonard will en- afternoon to swim PRFSHYTERIAN CHURCH i Sunday school At 10 o'clock. tertain the PNG* at her collage | The flr»l half of lhe playground Sunday morning worship at ten ----- -• •• at Pudunk lake Wednesday. July 14. leagues end* next Tueaday. At WALTER M*At'I.DING Walter Spaulding. 85. died Tues­ -in isroceaa of manufacture will be thirty o'clock. The pastor will tell' Sermon by Puator. afternoon and evening. Pol luck that time teams will be revised for use tlnCmalls to defraud. about' ”n»lilg* Fw Bale” and will Evening meeting suuper al 7 o'clock. Evening enter- I the second half. Present stand- day night at hi* farm home in released from rationing Prairieville. He lived in this city give a communion meditation on gellstlc singing and aermon by Paa- ' tebuastL Baseball, track and loot ball slioes Merchant* will not return shoe Ulnment. j Ings are: for many year* We are unable are being made now In limited stamp No 18 with refund for re-| the theme. “The Divine Helper." Mrs. Veroor Webster will enterMajor League^ to gt>e the time and place ot the quantities, and the manufacture of i turned merchandise, since they will । The sacrament of the Lord's sup­ TUcedtiy night* B. .... funeral. An obituary sketch win riding boot* ha* stopoed entirely receive a special stamp from their | per will be relebrau-d young people are Invited. ' tain uie Cedar Creek Cemetery Cir- smilii 3 0 1.000 tv* »lv — va-l. Boy scouts will meet- nt lhe Wednrsd.v night* prayer meet­ cle on Wednesday afternoon, July Bolllane 3 1 .730 The types of athletic shoes released | boards for this purpose. church Monday night, E. L. Tay­ ing and study. Sunday school !«*- 14. al her home al 930 8. Churcn . Mglir,.r a t 3 are not suitable for general wear, i In another amendment, perron* lor. scoulnistter. ron at lhe church at 7:30 St.. Hasting*. . Burn* o 3 The United S’ates produced more and their production 1* alto under operating bowling alley* or other .000 Wednesday afternoon, July 14. , Uuui 10 billion round* of small arms ■ war time limitations, which make* recreations! factilUes open to thr ■ ■ ■1 ■ - ■ • I Minor League GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH The ladle* J. O Y. inlMinnary »oCircle No. 3 of the WBCK will caslelein 3 0 1.000 ammutdlion iMt year. | rationing control unnecessary. Mr. ’ general public or primarily for O. H. Trinkleln. Pastor ciety will meet with Mrs. L. Wiley meet at the home of Mr*. Clare ; Rinci.ir .500__________________________________ Hen ice* held in lhe I., O. O. F. 321 £k>ulh Jefferson. Wilder. 114 N. Washington St. on ste|nke 0 3 .000 hall Green street entrance. Friday. July 9. at 2:30 A ^xxl atTwenty-eight picknicker*, Divine worship at 10:30 A. M. HAHT1NGH trndsnea I* desired and visitors are . s 7 MIj g Tyden .Park Scmicn theme. 'Follow Me." METHODIST CIRCUIT welcome. 1 wUh' Mrs Whitmore teat Friday Voters' meeting after the service. Rev. Bessie M Rullaon. Pastor ... _ —:—1 afternoon. An older group aent SUMMER SPORTS CALI FOR latonia Club Assorted Sunday school *>11:30 A M. The Chib will through the Bookcase Bookca.se on a visit Residence. 519 E. Green St inc Thomapplepardcn i>iuiii«u|Hrv>tu<«i vcuu-u. The (Trace Guild will go to Tyirrt th l< urrk * ynday afternoon ______ z-x.k. Preaching Sunday al Goodwill mr-et this week Thuruhiv TiiurMiay -Tnlv July 8. Other excureiqn* I den Park for an outuig Wedne*- and Hendershott Rev Edmond ■ •• the_horne of Mrs I^yd Valen- Bre planned at the playground! H. Betbltt, District 8upt of the ttpe. 720 W Marshall. Anv who a,u weelt Grand Rapid* district, will preach can. plea*e bring flowers and conand WESCOLA BARRY UNION HYMN RING . ... u,.,. re-nw—10 and ' Miners. FAIR LAKE The c.nnual Christian Endeavor' 11:30 a. m. Mr. and Mr*. Larkin Lees spent VlTAMiKS ARE A MUST FOR W Hymn Sing will be held Sunday. Sunday school ..... Martin and Banner Clou will inert on Tur*- \ the weekend at their cottage at ENERGY! CLOCK BREADS S ^luu.u, » MIC usual hour, . day. Julv 13 at the home of lhe ,| Pair lake, having for tlwir guests evenin*. July 11.at 9:00 o'clock at , Quimby at the the Woodland Recrealloris1 park. — ...... ... Daily Vacation Bible school al MU»e» Haxel and Elizabeth Henry. their daughter Virginia and hus­ NEW SUPER THIRDfJ GIVES ME 1 Tlie Hymn, Sing will be directed Goodwill tills coming week tn the -------------- • • * ----------band and her husband's parent* by an nble ‘leader. and *je shall They rei»rt a wonderful catch of MORE...3 8 4 hayr Lawrence Meriwether, a Nig­ bluegills. * Mrs. Chas. Lodileitner ro student from Huntington Col­ VITAMINS AND ’ Kroger's Avondale relumed home Friday from Buttle lege who will favor us with special arc invited < rd*r Creek Creek, well on the way to recovery Wy IRON.HELPS J music. Everyone welcome. Hie Cedar Creek Ladies AM will after her recent operation at the FIRST CIIIIKH OF CHRIST meet with Mrs. Minnie Campbel! O*tco|i^thlc Itoipltal. * Mr. and M TO KEEP ME 1 SCIENTIST Saturday. July 10, at 2 o'clock. Al! Mrs Arthur White of Battle Creek Old-lashioned flavor BRETHREN CHURCH Comer Church and Center Street* members pirate be.present as there were gueaU of their grandparents. W \ | IN TRIM FOR 5 Corner of E. Grand and Eaxt St*. Subject: “Sacrament." will be an important business meet­ Mr and Mrs. H. O. Armour, last W L-r 'summer FUN! A. M. Coidrrn. pastor Sunday itervice 11 a. m. week. * Garner Greenman. son of ing. 9:U a. m. Bible school with 1 Wedneiday evening service at Mr. and Mrs. Gil- Geenman is en­ Quart clnsaon for all ages Dolton joying u furlough with the home 1T.00 a m. Morning worship and Reading room in church edifice The Delton Inland Lakes Garden folk*. * Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wil­ message by the pastor on “Befell open Wednesday and Saturday dub win hold it* regular meeting lison are planning to spend some IleaMxu for Giving.'' from 3 to 5 pzn. at the home of Mrs Charles Maek- time at their enttage at Pair lake 6: 30 pm. Adult and Senior C. E Mary Lou inker a> Wall lake. Thursday aflcr- beginning tl>i* week ♦ Mrs. Neil socieUe*. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Welcher and two children of Bat­ n< < ii. July 9 at 2 o'clock Holl call 7: 70 p. m. An umuu.il service In The morning worship service next “My Favorite Tree." The urogram tle Creek are spaiding several dm* the interest* of "The Victory Cffl- Sunday tFill begin at 10:00 o’clock will b" as follows- —rrccs In Gen­ with her parents. Mr and Mrs. lor" at Fort Custer. Till* service and will last Just one hour Mr. eral” bv Mm. Robert Bernes And 1 Chas. LrchJeltner * Boyd Armodr Lir(< will be directed by Rev. Douglas Stone will preach from tile theme. “How to Plant a Tree". Mrs ! of Lansing spent the weekend with Hine of Detroit, director of Die "Making Religion Personal.'' The Blanche Strvens Illis aunt wnd uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Vlrtory Center, and U sponsored adult choir will sing. The Bunday H O. Armour * Mr and Mrs H. O by the young jK-oplc of the -local .-chool will begin at 11:10 and close TAP FOR IT IN ADVANCK— Armour spent Monday at M . hurrh lit 12:00 ■BUY WAR BONOS Mrs. Edwin Brnas*. HaMinn*. MICHIGAN-MAID - FRESH-CHURNED. BURRY'S CRAX 2 >Ag> 28c next nautar mealing Friday after- ’ noon. July N Members please note • lhe change In day. . e :— । ‘ Regular meeting of Hiawatha Re-' bekah lodge be MM In tbs I. Q. O F. hall Friday. July 9. at 8 vansng poverty; namely, the reduced lellow-man. or by putting him tn the way ot eat livelihood, and not be fc the dreadful alternative <4 ebai ir • — BEVERAGES 3 i 23c CLOCK si COMMUNITY NOTICES 13c THICK STEAK SAUCE botu. 25c Cro**s & Bliclwsll FURNITURE SWINGS Butler Kamel pig 19c With sauce. 7 Point* SAUERKRAUT » 2 «« Long thred*. Only 5 Point* 8c 2 pt. 27‘ juSs 8 Porta 1-lb. pkg. 14c. 4 Points LABSEN'S SEG ALL ‘S' 12c 12 Points. AfALE SAUCE 23c 2 ; 14 Pointi. Country Club. NAVY BEANS i2-« bro 7c 2-lb. bag 18c, 8 Pointi 3 Pointi. PARCAKE FLOUR 5 £ 20c Griddle tailed Ccunh-y Club. JELLS-ALL Twinkle. 2 pig>. 15c Carlo, bottle 19c GERBER’S Vitamized. MNCSUNI 3 £ 28, or Spaghetti. U. SNol Semolina 3 32c Nol Rationed I PRUNE JUICE Only 4 Ration Points lor this Giant Can SELECT RICE KRISTIES pkg. lie Kellogg's lie Now pack No. 2^4 can 16c 19 Poinls TOMATOES New! Com fort-ShapedI Floral Tapestry It's New! Compact! Easy to Move Around! 3-PIECE PORTABLE DINETTE No. 2 cea 12a Solid pad. 18 Point* and lounge chair, newly designed and benches can be moved quickly and easily I built by a recognised leader in the furni­ Enjoy them in the breakfast nook or £ ture industry! Plenty of room to relax, on the sunporch. Store the upholstered ■■■ yet the lines are slim and graceful. benches right under the table when not Resilient fiber-and cotton filling. 10% Down! Monthly Paymuni Planl QUICK OATS (48-oz. pkg. 17c) in use! Solid oak throughout! Dov.nl Monthly Payment Plan! COTTON MATTRESS «« 8c WYANDOTTE No rinting. no wiping Clocnior. 2 'S? 28c Quart bettie 10c Household brand SAN-NAP-PAK 2795 All new felted cotton. 551b. weight... firm support. Buy it at Warjja'for less! A' Durable wo ven stripe ticking. big, roomy chair that invitee relaxation! Firmly filled with • Sidewalls>tay firm and neat. soft, resilient moss and cot­ • 4 cloth handles, easy turning. ton. Smooth rocking action I •Priced to fit your budget. It's covered in good looking Buy it at Wards . . . NOW! cotton tapestry. Built to last! lost FUSES 5c Avalon Malchot, 6 boxe* 28c ~h 8c “Quik-cul" - razor blade odge PARING KNIVES TUMBLE** DINNERWARE with Kiog«rbr«nd pv<cK*»a. Popular brands MOTOR OIL ______ Penn-Rad WO# Pure Pennsylvania NB IMH 1 ,T,. Ik Dehydrated SCMTCS F£H till V/eico. Egg Mash, 1004b*. J3.4B VITAMIN CAPSULES Nv- 50c A, B, 0, G. 30 day* *uppiy CALIFORNIA WRITS. Be a IZJc New crop - Tranipereni a 9c Fresh, (inn, hard heads a 10c large bunch 10c California Sunkisl FRESH BEETS CANTALOUPES uX 29c b 12c 10c 4 color! Shank Half. 31c 5 Poinls lb. 28c lb. 55c 10 Points 5 Patel* 411 BMMSOIWEI6EI Smoked Liver Stuiage. 6 Points 4 Port* 37c TIMIN6U Summer Sauuge. 7 Roinl* NO RATION POINTS REQUIRED ON FISH HERRING FRESH TROUT Frwh CaugM - Drawad lb. 31c BLUE PIKE Frosh . b 33c . YH.LOW MUCH Frsth Dressed Shrangri-la fo 331 LEONA SAUSAGE A A Grade - Slkad. CANADIAN BACON Piece. 33c TENDERED SMOKED 7 Point* FIEM PICNICS 2*e On, S in war ilampi from Buy War Slumps al Kroger's now I PHONE 2704 ~ fM. 41M CIGARETTES PICKUU. FroA - Dw*»ad will build the aircraft carrier HASTINGS 3S« 2 Alure - guaranteed sale quick suds lb ORANGES PIECE UCON For Roasts Prir BOMB TOKYO 118-124 SO. JEFFERSON The soap that agree* with your skin | J pod # CABBAGE no HAMS Lean. 2 _ pko« . 41c Moilluro-progI back BOOK MATCHES I9.95 SWEHIUITiw 2 u. 13« c*. 10c RED SEAL LYE Limo Chlorido, can 13c AMMONIA 55-POUND FELTED Complete - noihing else Io buy Not Rationed. (In Puro-pak Carlon) CUT-RITE PLATFORM ROCKER pi9 Garden-vegetable roup mixes COTTAGE CHEESE K il / v IE APPLES 2 Mn 18c Avondale - Halve*. 13 Points Wax Paper BETTER QUALITY SUP-ER-MIX BARTLETT PEARS A treat for your family! Table and MASON JARS QMd.daa.B3c Fine or Wide BEET SUGAR Michigan b. 6c Cheerioats, pkg 11c Kroger’* Country Club With Pen-protecting Solv-X POTATOES MUELLER'S NOODLfS pkg. l®e SPINACH 5^-- 31c Also Veg. Bags, AppSance Coven PSUQ'S MIX ^i. 1M Large pkg. 4 Point* aww fc 77? AeK * FOOD'COVEN 14 Pit • KROGER CORN MX 29c Valid July Ito July 21 2?^“ Quart 20c Lakeshore Honey Mellow. 3 Pts. 12-ot. pkg. 14c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE COFFEE Stamp No. 21 Saraloga-typo wafer* £ Santa Claras. - BABY FOODS KROGfRS HOT-DATED FRENCH BRAND ' I 24%-lb. sack Cream Style FANCY PRUNES STRAINED TWO-PIECE LIVING ROOM Again, Wards bring you a real buy! Sofa 119” U6c 2 t 55c >1.05 *1.07 «rL19c 18c 110 15c 23c 2 45c UUASSY No 2 can 16c 14 Point* BAKIH* BEANS SEASIDE Butter Peanut Butter King's Flake Flour Country Club Flour Tomato Juice Kellogg’s All-Bran Bantam Corn Soda Crackers Perk Soap Flakes Churngold 10c Make Victory Canning Quicker ... and Easter. Sale way io lift jar* from residing waler. 54 8 poim. Frs.h - crisp EACH v«J:;. New Super W DILL PICKLES 2 T 35c SUCC0TA3H Wire bread MUSTARD MOHTOOMIKY WARD DONUTS WwXl **• 1 3C KROGER —- �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JOLT 8. IMS PEI Early Buying of Coal * I Is Aid to War Effort - Dora is sp« Rapids Mrs Grace If by September 1 every coal bln 100 SALE WHITE SHOES I -------------------------------------------------------- *---------------------------------------- ; 10 BUY ONE PAIR AT REGULAR LOW PRICE-GET YOUR SECOND PAIR FOR ONLY *1.00 STORE PACKED TO THE LIMIT! White Styles for Every Budget Fashion’s Newest All-Whites Spectators in Brown and White, Blue and White and Black and White Pumps or Ties! Come Early for First Choice W OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF MEN’S AND | WOMEN’S WHITE DRESS STYLES ON SALE w. SB BRING A FRIEND 0B W BRING A FRIEND 5 BIG DAYS CUT-KATE SHOE STORE STATE STARTS H FRIDAY ■ JULY 9 COMPLETE SELECTIONS—CHOOSE FROM THESE FOUR LOW-PRICED GROUPS THEN GET YOUR SECOND PAIR for $1.00! Early! 2.69 *2.98 3.18 *3.98 Come M IB FOR M MICHI GA N EARLY BUYERS! One Lob of 184 Pairs Wo men’s and Girls’ SPORT OXFORDS Summer Sale of Hosiery! Farorite "Footlite” Quality Rayon Hose by "Globe” Same in All Whites and Two-Tones Broken Lines ^^^69 Irregulars 69 Sheerer, lovelier rayons—now in three lengths propor­ Sizes 3 to 9 tioned to really fit your leg—Not only in length but width too! Stretchy tops, snug calf and ankle, with reinforced heels and toes. Your Second Pair Only $11 SEVERAL PAIRS OF RED OR WHITE CASUAL SHOES Included 8 Vi to 11. WEDNESDAY FOR EARLY BUYERS! NON-RATIONED Women’s Cool Fabric Strips and Oxfords Color. Galore 69 Sizes 5to8 - These new improved "Footllte” stockings cannot be distinguished from sheer silk . . . They9re duller, sheerer, more flattering! fiii Buy one pair at the regular price, then get your second pair at the low price of 31 I Saratoga is an Indian name and was applied to one ot the favorite hunting and fishing grounds located on either side ot the Hudson and extending for many miles in all directions. Several meanings have been ascribed to the word. One Is Sat it means Die “hillside country the great river"; another, “the place of the swift water," in allusion tn lhe rapids just above Schuyler­ ville; a third, "lhe place where ths track of lhe heel shows," from depressions resembling heel prints in certain rocks; and perhaps most probable, "the place of herrings." becdusc of the great number ot these fishps that swim to the outlet of Saratoga lake and thence into the lake itself in Uie spring of the year. The fish weirs that the Indians constructed wpre the source of much strife between the Iroquois and Algonquins. The Indians have known of lhe medicinal value of Saratoga's springs since Ume Immemorial. In. the winter of 1777 of 1778, General Philip Schuyler, one of the heroes of the Revolution, moved to Saratoga with his family. He had heard of the health-giving properties of a. spring in the wilderness a dozen; miles weft of his new home and.' personally investigated. As a result.; he determined tu cut a road from; his residence through the forests to "High Rochf* as the spring was then .known. This he did in 1783 at his own expense. The Washington Memorial chapel at Valley Forge was founded by a Philadelphian, the late Rev. W. Her­ bert Burk, the Protestant Episcopal 0B W W guests sing. da ught pben i visited manse Bchcff turned Mias Maxim Monds Sgt. Lconai ten-da neaday Palma Ma koi Stinda Heesol Palma Mr. South C. N. Bunds Mrs family M»-i Helen an en forme Vteii son of the fc Frank tings, tier a Epart Grant lipa o A'C Saratoga Abundant With Herring; Health Spot Valley Forge Chapel Wa* Founded by a Minister MOO Here’s Your Opportunity to Get FULL Value from Your Ration Coupons in .Cool, White Shoes! W W ISk FRIDAY 'S JB HASTINGS-, YOUR CHOICE OF ANY SECOND PAIR yard is well stocked it will be a major contribution to the war effort. Homeowners are urged to place their orders for next wtater’s coal immediately In order to permit rail­ roads to haul the maximum tonnage of war goods later in the year. Homeowners furthermore are urged to. store every ton of coal they can tokc and. if space Is avail­ able. to build extra blns. Prices arc almost sure to be high­ er In the fall and winter. They will not be lower. The following suggestions for Uie safe s th rage of coal are offered by the bureau: 1. Do not store'coal near any external sources of heat such as steam pipes. . 2. White coal may be safely piled to any height without danger, pro­ viding air is either excluded or al­ lowed free circulation, in pracUce it Is not advisable to pile coal higher than 12 to 15 feet. • । 3. Foreign cotnousUble matter j such as oily rags and paper should | not be permitted to become mixed with coal which is being stored. 4. Do not permit old coal to ac­ cumulate In corners or on the bot­ tom of plies or bins. In order to assist retail coal deal­ ers in Immediately building up their stocks of .coal in. excess <^f present normal requirements, the RFC has set up s plan to provide loans to retailers on all coal shipped from producing mines prior to August 1. rector. When he was stationed in Norristown he became interested in the Idea of a chapel al Valley Forge, and in 1903 he preached his nowfamous sermon at AB Saints' church In - Norristown, recommending the establishment of this church as a “memorial to the Church's most honored son.** A hall was obtained and the first service was held in Valley Forge on May 17, 1903. Sub­ sequent refusal ot use ot the hall led to the erection of a temporary frame chape), known now as the Theodore Roosevelt chape). This was opened on September 27. 1903, and the next June President Roose­ velt made an outstanding address there. The present chapel site was the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Todd. The cornerstone was laid June 19. 1903, as part of a national celebration ot the 125th anniversary of the evacuation of Valley Forge by Washington and his army. The founder struggled to .raise funds un­ til 1914 when Mr. and Mrs. Charles Custls Harrison began their cam­ paign to complete the chapel. In 1918 it was completed. Silk Being Wasted The United States has been taking 90 per cent ot the silk output of Ja­ pan and England most of the remain­ der. Both ot these markets are now closed. In 1939, the last year of nor­ mal exports, the foreign exchange »ue* was 354.242.000 yen. When her asseta in the United Slater ware froz­ en by the American government lhe silk stock exchanges In Japan sus­ pended operations and the govern­ ment control machinery broke down. There is now in storage more than cumulating at the rate at about 700 bales a day upon which the Japanese government Is unable to make fur­ ther advances. When Mrs. Burton Kidd at Varhawk descending on her chickens she didn't hesitate. She waded right into the dock, grabbed the hawk by .the legs and hung on. When lhe i J r ? Rapid riovri line Hurry Bund Jarnc day. Mh ing W his h 1 I I I I H ' 1 , | ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JULY t. 1H3 ' Mrs. Charlotte Noble of East Lan-1 their home on Tuesday after ipend- Friday Uli Monday night. sing visited her stater. Mrs. L. Sev­ ing the weekend with Mr. and | Mte* Betty Moore spent Ute vwk* erance several days, returning home Mrs. Kellar Stem and Mr. and Mrs. end al het home tn Middleville. Jack Stem at Gun lake. | Fjcci Jons*, who Is stationed at Monday. Gueste of Mrs. Harriet Cotant for {.the U. 8. Naval Air Field. Olathe. Mrs. Fred VanDyke and children ■ Dorothy Gene Adams, daughter of Plymouth will come this week to • few days last week were Mr. and . Kansas, came Friday for a visli of Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Adam* la spending two weeks in Grand Severance. Mra. WllUanvJ. Crawford re- car Jones. Rapid* with IclaUvea. I Monday gueste of Mr. and Mra turned to Grand Rapid® on Tum- I The Rev. and Mra. Clifford ClinMra. Florence Marble and MUs Richard Ohxm and Col. Emil Ty- day after spending a week with Mr. । ton went to Grand Rapid® an Grace Rclckord spent from Satui- dsn at Oun lake | Thursday where he officiated at a Mr. and Mrs. and Mr*. Ctarenee Crawford. day until Monday in Muskegon, the Harold Phillipa and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Richard Allan ot on Friday. guest® of Mr and Mrs. Henry Vahl- Richard Cook. Flint and A. A. Anderson of Grand Mr*. Maud McGhxn went to Lm.*lng. Rapld* were al their Oun take cot- sing on Monday for a vi*ll with Friday guests at the Chester Mr. and Mra. Carl Scheffler and Hodges were Mlues Ann Marie Cu­ t*<e over the Fourth.. ’ friend*. daughter, Mary Alice, brought Ste- sack and Beatrice Chipman of Muir. A weekend gucat of Mtas Frances , Dayo Larkin spent Tuesday tn pnrn Hathaway from Ypsilanti and Pat Hodges returned home with Cowell wa* her nephew, Edward ' Kalamazoo with trlcnds. visited relative® at the Presbyterian them to spend Sunday and Mondav rinrt MrrhiM nf । Guests of Mr. and Mr* Dan Uwls munse in Hastings Sunday. Carhe with ids grandmother Mrs. Elisa­ ° s*r Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fairchild of ; mer thewnkmd were Mr. and Mrs. Scheffler and Marvin Smith re­ beth Cusack at Muir. *nihndM?aalnrt ” j^lheHreSfrt.lt WUlianNKS of loula and their son. turned to Ypallantl with them. with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stem at of yp^uanu. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Atirler and Mte* Melva Clagett and Mis* Mis* Barbara Benham ofT>teoll Maxine Jarman spent Sunday and visited Mr*. Dave Waters bunday. Mr. >..n,Z B1I.U ..re 1 'J.SSS! Monday in Muskegon. Richard Abbey spent the week Sgt. Laurence Garrison of Fort ena witn nt* owner «na wuc. w. lnt*',*£f,'t.#nd ^rs' ,l,t Z*rbe. in 1 I;iUl jWo week*. Leonard Wood. Mo., te spending a end with hl* brother and wife. Mr. and Mr®. Robert Abbey at Beetle n nv ta.rr.tt .iwm 1 MUs D ,rb * ra T , r e «° hM f«lK»e<’ ten-day furlough with hu parent*. Lake. ! t rem-tier position In KalamgzM and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garrison. Gyorge and Hugo Walton are t1’® “J? *,A I* home for three wei'ks vacation Mrs. Albert Reesor and'daughter. •pending the second week visiting 1 M-ln LMvett- beforc beguinteg In a new field os I tin, ,’,v n1 n.tii. ' work* Mix® Helen of Woodland were Wed- the H. „ B. a Crane GT,nc family uunny at Fennville rem re..d.y .n.moo" ,unu ot Mu Id, where wh,„ their th,|, sister-in-law. .ute.-ut-u.. Mrs. Mu De-* Bonita Honney of BatUe Mr ttlld Mr> j,nwil Bristol vislWalton. Jr.. .nh m? ' lea hla mot,ier- Mrs ‘ O«RC Swi’ctHMm.lu, Mr. ,nd Mr,. Arrwld Forrest raWM WMton. 4,-. 1* U staying »UCM while v..... M.lootn. <,|Uruln, ~>d KU .nd her „„ husband Is u on m MIM »1U> ‘••‘Uon with Mr. and Mr*. Roj Ever- । of Bedford on Sunday. active dM, duty with sundry. Mis Tom Becker of Dearborn were Navy Air Com*. ■ Nils Olsson was In Chicago over Mrs. Robert Dryer look a group ot I tflc weekend, going to attend the Sunday afternoon gucit® and Albert; Mr> llnh Inii her aunt Reesor of Woodland culled on Mr®. , Mrs Wftlcra on Wednesday. Sinned kv fnr hir hrtLv ,n,Ck nieCt 1,1 8oldlrr Where Palinatler Saturday afternoon, i Judge. w,d Mrs Archle D. McDon- dinner on bund.iv for a btrtndat (Junder Hneau Die Swedish dls<s-!ebratlon honoring her daughter. iw* one• o! the ronMr. and Mrs Floyd Boorotn of i Hld and daughter Arin left on Mon­ Beverly. and also that of Mis* RUte }„unu South Dibble St. entertained Elder 1 day by train for Port Huron where ' —„IM Mr. mid Mra. Tom Stebbins of C. N. Belcher and wife of Jackson. Mr*. McDonald and Ann will spend Edward*. Mrs. Roj ThursRapids were guest* of the Sunday and Monday. • --------- Judge McDonald _... I the summer. will d.y witi» herFinstrom husband spent at Fort Cus- Gfand iflteX?' aTcheir ^teiJ at Mrs. Forrest Yarger spent the return the ffrat of lhe week. faun lake over Ute 4th of July. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hodges weekend in Lansing as the guest of Mis* GenevieVB Fisher of Lansing her brother. Robert Fighter and and Mr. and Mrs. Roman Feld- spent the Fourth with Mr. and Mi* < Judge and Mrs. A. D, McDonald pausch were in Detroit over Sunday family. Joseph Fisher and their son: EdMiss Borgte Anderson and Mtas and Monday, attending the Jewel­ I ward.'of Lansing L* having a weeks | in Kalamazoo on Thursday. : Mrs. A. D Kntakeni went to MiuConvention. Helen Prentice of Hastings spent er*Mr .’iS1 M?. Hleh.rd Cook en.l i 'ST, 1 kekon Saturday for a visit with Dr t,n enjoyable vacation visiting the mi «uu mi». kwv..a.u -• ■■■ । 'Mr.',and Mrs. Peter u, IVcr ma Huver and former* relatives In Chicago. children ?*r' t‘n‘L “ w* re ■md Mr*. Emory Kniskeni. retumnirtren spent snent th* 4th In Charlotte 1 M .. Mrs Ahln _ Peter Huver Vtaltor. of Mr nnd Mr* Paul Gib- I al the M H DeFoe home. ■; p *‘na *r'p ing today. .diss Barbara Wilcox returned SOCIAL ITEMS PERSONALS [ of Coal to War Effort r 1 every coal bln n to the war effort, re urged to plaee next winter's coal rder to permit rail­ maximum tonnage furthermore ,.r* every ton of cbjl Ira bin*. winter. They will luggestlons for the oal arc offered by nay be safely plied Ihout danger, pro* ition. In practice it to pile coal higher mfiustible matter and paper should to become mixed is being stored. nil old coal to acers or on the bot* bins. itely building up coal In excess requirements, the a plan to provide on all coal shipped mines prior- to jndant With ; Health Spot Indian name and ne of the favorite ig grounds located ' the Hudson an<| ny miles in all diI meanings have the word. One is "hillside country r”; another, "the water,” in allusion t above Schuylere place where the shows," from de­ ling heel prints in nd perhaps most ace of herrings.” great number of iwim to the outlet ind thence Into the that the Indiana he source of much t Iroquois and Al- ve known of lhe e of Saratoga's I immemorial. In ' ov 1778. General me of the heroes( . moved to Sara* ly. He had heard ig properties of a, Idemess a dozen; • new home ani lated. As a result,; cut a road from. Ugh the forests to le spring was then Chapel Was >y a Minister Memorial chapel vas founded by a late Ret W. Heritestant Episcopal was stationed in amc interested in I at Valley Forge, reached his now­ Ail Saints' church commending the this church as a t Church's most hall was obtained ay 17, 1903. Sub­ use of lhe hall i of a temporary It chapel This plember 27. 1903, President Roosestanding address t chapel site was nd Mrs. Charles nerstone was laid lart of a national 125th anniversary I Valley Forge by his army. The o raise funds liq­ uid Mrs. Charles egan theljr cam* Die chapel. In ited. Wasted i lias been taking silk output of Jaost of the remain* markets are now orefgn exchange 0 yen. When her States were frozi government the es in Japan sus* and the govemncry broke down. ilch the Japanese Jle to make fur- 1,% rap had cleared it Mrs. Andrew Shaw and daughter. Mrs. Florence Huling will be hos­ Susan nf Loa Angele*. Cal.. Miss tess to lhe Widow* club on Friday Agnes Johnson of Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Johnson. Indian- Col fox St. Tiie usual carry-In sup- . noolls and Mr. and Mrs Erik von per at 8:30 will precede a social RcL< and.Mr. and Mrs. Slgge Sven- evening with Mrs. Arthur Laubaugh ' *on and daughter. Detroit. Mr. and a* honor guest. ' Mrs. Steven Johnson and Mis* Johnsen returned on Monday and Nine mcmb»rs of the Presbyter- I m «p3:nSenx’i»nMo', ■ »«•■*’“ । "v s-a-iss: Mr. and Mrs von Reis are remaip- Isn Ladies' Aid met at the home of Hparta. Mra. Allen Prentice of Ml*. Genie Hill spent Sunday In £’ *'’* m Chana Rapid* wi.n at w*U lake. ................. Ml*s Sara Schader accompanied Grand Ledge and Mr* John Phil- Kalamazoo. mr nnd M'v Clvd- K-i-mnel and ' Mr?' visiting her Mlu Ruth Lvle to Traverse div and worked on Red Crov> sewing. Ups of Lansing. I Mr nnd Mrs. Dpwey Hon spent Mr. and Mra^ciyde Kirainiiimi i0|U hl Orand Rapids. tor -Uie WMkend at Miss Lyfc's In celebration of her birthday. A'C Zane Nash of Deleware. Ohio, a few days In Chicago w'*k p ”rth Jj^ulv^eelebratlon In^Lake M,i Lci’’* Hou«1IB,tr and MU* home w.»,home over the weekend. where they met Mis* Mafna Hon on Fourth of July criebr.Uon in Lake IdHJ returned home te.1 week Mis* Lucille Bassett went to Fort Mias Bemlta Cote entertained four friend* on Thursday evening at the Mr and Mr*. Lee Mead of Bit her return from San Marino. Call- Od«,a “J Feldtxiuwh BfWr . ”*u|Awl‘h Mr,' of Mr. and Mr*. Jay B. Dev- . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith and . home I Rapid* and Bernard DeOoha of fomla ’ acre in Grand Rans on TT-uradav C,o,2 HUl of Ornnd Ra,,ld* ,oraw‘rtv Games and defreshments ‘ Cloverdale. Mr .nd Mr* Roy Sa-. Mr and Mra A. L. Brown and Ora«fl R«nia* w nmraoav ,.r Ha.ung. sons and Mr. and Mrs. WH*on Gul- j; ereaux. ‘ line and wn of Detroit. Mr. and , daughter, of Ann Arbor have torn । wher^he^trnded * Board uf^M B11I BUI Towne^f Towne j)f Detroit spent the det and son spent the weekend at • Mrs Lee Laraway and Mr and Mrs. guests of Mra. Bert Sparks and Mr. । rectora meeting ot me Mtiiicr uax weekend withlli .r.i — — Hasting* relatives and the Guv Crook cottage at Wall lake. ' Hurry Rixer'of Thomapple were mid Mra W. T. Grigsby thi® week. । . .. friends. • Mr. and Mrs Edw. Storkan were a.-Uke. Sunday" ’ guest* of Mr ' .nJ and Mra Mr*. |' John Coleman. Kenneth Tane and I WeekendI auert* of Mr a <i mi* Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ahrens. Mbs guest* of lit* parents. Mr. and Mrs. | Harold Townsend spent the Fourth Carl Hnstrom nt their Podpnk1nkr Lol* Ahrens and Ml*s Audrey Zy- Jamc« Storkan. of near Middleville J»m« M..L or M.pk Drove Hon- With H.roM Wg" Morrta Hill at Traverse City. ' cottage were Mr*. Gtrrett Irlo.m Lsiuim cf Grand Rapid* were guest* on July Fourth. ^Merlin 8,Ur>, ot Detroit U.twlo- ’ Weekend ,ue,t* ot Mr. lint Mr. ' Mr>- Roy rtn.u.n and dklHrli- rup Sunday of Mr. anti Mrs. O*cnr Pal­ ' Weekend guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Kent and mer and Mrt. Chas. Robert Cole. daughter. Mary, of Lowell were in. Will Rkhkrt. ol BMllmore with wlUlun HI. leke .ere hb Jrothjr „ Mrs. Ohaa. Robert Cole and llt- guests of Mr. and Mm. Jos. Brozak LU haring end lt.ne.dn,. ^“^"oi•Jinn^poS."^"!! »"»»> •»» Mr.- Jerne. tic dauuhter are spending n few on Sunday and Monday. ^iTraf!'’ ' wLk-nd gue.L- ol Mr. and Mr. days with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Co'.e Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ward of De­ troit spent the weekend of the 4th ° ri » nhirfMi.r i.f< Wed- ■ JOY Mend at Podunk lake were Mr , of Coat: Grove. ne^t?v for Mad^n WiUnsTn nnrt.Mr* Hubert Mftid and *on of I Mr. and Mr*. Charles Leaver en­ with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mv-nrSSk’1 Berrien Springs and Mr. and Mra. tertained yfr. and Mrs. R. V. Starr Warren M.- Word. from Laming Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs North Shellenbarger to mStar ?hld- I Dnm^on and children Mrs. Eva Meinert and Arkte. also I mid family spent the 4th with her with Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Chid Mf. anJ Mfs ErnWil Battles are and Mr*. Chn*. Leaver, attend- parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hom | “MU. Ariinc Campbell of Umln« ^nnd^‘^R*n^/“h br°‘h' Mr. STEAM HEAT rd the funeral of Mr. Bowdish at at Charlotte. Lawrence Novak and Richard wa* nt home for the Fourth. i .. . Hubert Fai-chlld of Nashville. Friday afternoon. HOT A COLD WATER ! Mrt. Rav Flnnie and son Gordon ‘ iuv -r the F u-ni Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kinney of Bat­ Shellenbarger attended the Sth of ’ of Louisville will arrive on S.tur"'^ ^ Yd 1 tle Creek called al the Chas. Leaver July celebration at Lake Odessa SHOWER BATH and Btaiuey Stanley Meinert nome* homfs Mon Mon-­ Monday. „®y and Gordon Pten* day nten. to attend the me , ' Dlfk and Feld. -nd Sgt. Raymond H. Gibson was; Single 13.50 per wk. np Mr*. Lauranee Herrick and daugh- ‘’nd’xi’r’’cha-te* Parker hi’MlddteC,K1? Johnson of near Mid­ honw -on « fifteen day furlough । Double -84)4 par wk. up ler. Janet, returned nn Sunday from 1 ‘ E. dteville visited at the Charles Leav- front Camp Bowie, Texas, visiting , ,i three week* trip to Syracme. • Ar'’ “W Jun,!t fr Friday morning. er bnme home Friday morning. his wife and parent® Mr. and Mrs., Mte* Marjory L Boyes Is visiting Howard Gibson. New York, and with Mr Herrick arc spending the week nt Wall lake In u.tle'.roit r. ia last week and Mr and her stater Mrs Roy Overlay and Dr. and Mrs D. D. Walton will ;• Mr. and Mr* Gay Jordan and i Mrs. Delnaay were gue/.ts of Battle family In Lanning part of the week. leave Saturday night for Chicago to Pvt. Winston L. Boyes and Mrs. attend the meeting of International daughters of Toledo returned to । Crerk relative* over the weekend. hU parents Mr. and Board of Boards of Optometry and I Mis* Rexine Downing and Mtas Boyes ,Mrs. J. Malted L. Boyes and sister Marjory will return on Thursday. .. Dorothy Barker of Laming have J-, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Clark of 8t I d'res 2nd with d\ira“vvtnonl Drmrv' and"Mrs. Roy Overiey of’ Larudng' Petersburg. Fla., were in the City* u‘! L.1 h Mr nnd Mrs. Don Boyes of Saginaw Tueeday for a few hours on their «!>••'> sundev Pvt w. L. •wav to Grand Rapids where they Lp?t fRnv TtannLmn who h*i’tu*‘ I >’B* finished his basic traln- will spend the summer. r«'mrnFrtOfmm,’n«uive ?<»rvir/’'n *n,f at Camp Roberts, Calif., and .----------------------------------------N«u? AfrtM and1 Mrs Denison ’ras recently tramferred to Camo JACOBS—OALHOl'SEK rt AHrtan soent u davl h? 8?n Luls O^P0 Calif- from the, Mr.andMra.C.H Dalhouseranwerk whhrM^Tnit Mra Piirr neo’ । Infantry to th<- Cannon Co nouncc the marriage of their daugh-1 nimn He will return Tri rti TTUrn Mr‘ CarroU. Burkholder and ! ter. France. Jean to Rnberl Charle* i GraeraVllMnita/inNew Jersev’aN <’‘,UJ,h,cr Barton, went Tuesday to I Jacota on June 23. The wedding j CHOCOLATE ———— Connersville. Ind. tor n visit with took place at the St. Rose church 1 I ter » is dSt- fSlmJeh w 1 Mr* ,5Nancv Hafkne«s Love of! *h,‘ formPr’s mother. Mr*. B. C. .nd was followed by a small reWohtasta 1) c « oi^Zt on ' c»** I ceptlon at the home of the bride's Mond.7^?' fc'iSk Dr .S3 “L'S TS1Chb 110 8 Mra Rrhert ir-irlrne» Kal.maZOO. WAS the guest Of hlS ----------------- ----------------------I1 Mrf r^te Helm anil Andren are I "nc,e •nd aunt. Mr. and Mr*. LesThe Naxi ''Gauleiter'' for the snendirc the weekm So th Bend,lc Hawthorne, over the weekend. . I Baltic Slates has ordered the reI w’hh Mra in*. 1 Miller I Mr Bnd Mr* “ Mon,c* *nd ntovBlof all church belU a* a total IMlw .Eugenia Watkins of Battle I '’•'‘ughtera. Esther and Lucille, havemoMUutlen measure. 112 S. Jefferson St. ^hont W I Creek wa® the guest of Mta* to-ver- । ly Dryer over the Fourth. ! Pvt. Roy Finstrom was home from I Fort Custer over Ute weekend. 1 Mr and Mrs. D. A. VnnBu-.klrk i left on Tue*dny for Crystal lake for their vacation. ‘ I1 Mrs. Lsaretta Dolby and daughter ; nf Huntlneton. Ind.. vi*IW-Mr. and । Mrs; Charles DeVault and other relstives and friend* over the Fourth Mr. end Mra. Jack Miller of Len­ sing visited Mr. and Mrx. Arthur Haven over lhe weekend. * Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Herbert J. Freeland were her rotisI-. Mr. and Mrs; Hnrvov 13111 nf Detrolt and Mr. and Mrs. Donald PERMANENTS G'*' of h-rrten Snrinv« Finger dF. Shampoo A Mrs. Edwin Pate of Lincoln Park. I Machlnlos 83.50 up Wave Dried “4w Finger Wave ■ U Detroit, came Monday to assist In : the care of her patents. Mr and 1 Mr*. K. C. Edmonds, both of whom OPENING DANCE I AT BOWENS MILLS SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 10 COME WHERE YOIJ CAN HAVE A GOOD TIME. Mixed dances. Uncle Howdy and His Rambten. IliSilMMMffl ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS BY PRINTZBS Bakery Specials As new warm flttttt that are goia/It be year for Friday and Saturday but frtende fib wMsr MALTED MILK CAKE worm Hhcs. Thoy'ra Frlnlxass' musm*.' successes, tailorad In true PrlntZMg fashion for stamina and lasting beauty ’ HAAGHARTBAKERY ... Faithful friends, they'll stand by you WATERS CLOTHES SHOP The ACCENT is on WAVES always look smart . I terns—plain and diagonal two-tana ,.. In both women’s and missue' NzWr and MORE WAVES for '43! They're flattering, feminine. Swing to waves now! $1900 to $3275 JEAN’S REALTY SHOP OPERATORS: JEANNETTE PUGH, VIRGINIA IILWER Make Appointment* Early Mr. and Mrs. Loula William* and | el.ildrm of Lexington. Ky.. came . I Saturday fcr a month’* visit with 1 . her parent®. Mr. and Mr*. Maurice ; Pl»rx>n Mr. and Mra. Charles Chapell and son of Battle Creek and 11 Mr. and Mr*. Robert Pierson of I Lilting were also guest* over Ute 11 i weekeno, Mrs chn pell and son re- . | matnini for the week. Mr. and Mrs. Jama* Butrick of , South Bend. Ind , visited Mr. and | Mr®. Herbqrt Freeland on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Post ol Grand Rapid* were tht-gumte of her brother-in-law and ituter, Mr and Mrs. Henry Mulder, on Monday. Mr*. Rupert Carrothers of Grand Rapid* wo® lhe gue*t of Kirs. J. G. Mcuuffin Sunday, and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. fe. Goodyear and' daughter, Anne, were Sunday gueate , At Mr and Mrs. Wallace Thomas of Laming. , Mrs Harry Bowser of Fort Wayne k the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lane. Mrs. F. E. Adair went to Jackson i Friday tor a t«o weeks' visit with ! relaUvea. . ; Mr. and Mrs. Cranston Wilcox and son® of Coldwater were guest* ! of Mrs. W. J. Field and Mra. Clyde ! Wilcox over the weekend. Miss Virginia Pott*. Mlu Jocelyn Ironside and Gordon Ironside. Jr.. . । were home from Ann Arbor over the wee Vend and spent the time with Uinr parent* at Oun lake. j Mrs. John Rose and granddangh- , ' ter, Anne Chadwick, were guest«,o: l Mr. and Mrs Wilburn Rogers of Battle Creek la*t Wednesday. Jack I Chadwick returning with them af­ ter a visit at lhe Rogers home. Willard Hilton visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilton of Grand R*n• Ids over lhe weekend Mr. and Mr*. Basil Ftiiiih and ~ City Bank Bldg. Hastings [CTEILEB CLOTHE^ THIS IS MORS THAN A JOB! Filling prescriptions is more than a job for me­ lt’s a Inofcifion. I have a real obligation to ful­ fill—to YOU, the patient —to your Doctor and to myself. That is why I always give your • prescription my undivided attention and "■v compound it with the utmolC'care. jK Your Registered Pharmacist REED’S EDRUG m Kidd of Varsw a blue teal jn her chickens She waded right rlc Morey over th® weekend. i Rev and Mra. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs Edna Fltiglbbons and Mra Merwin Adams and son Teddy Maude Sdwmp teft Sunday for the andwer^rtinnrr ’lue^te o/m? Friday afternoon. The tea tables former * cottage at Lincoln lake for RaP1**; weJe dinner guest* of Mr. were centered with small bouquets riage of I t™vacation and Mr* Lawrence Adam*. WedMr. tztmnrrnw I1»wla>’ evening. Th® dinner wa* was spent Informally with v tatting. t t 'ln honor of Paul Adam* who ento spend a few d;*)* with her hu*- t^red the Navy on Friday. Joy Christine McGlocklln cele­ bond. Corporal Ray Shroyer, who 1 i . ’ brated her 7th birthday with a lawn Grty Saturday afternoon. Seven Of Miami. FU-, to Indianapolis. Ind. WM complimented at u shower r lltUa friends were present to Mr. and Mra. Gary-Crook were 1 Wednesday at 2 o'clock by Mrs. enjoiijjte afternoon. Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Harold Clayton Hole* at their farm will leave on July fas Vlele of VermpnlvWe. | home near Urcey Mr*. Holes was ■ Whether to save red coupons or wedding will take place i Mra. Effie Thoma* of Traverwe the former Miss Dorothyelten Cran- I.Just ------- iur rai». iBwiiMBii for iui> fun Mrs. Norman naq. Hall. MUs Ml-* Tuckerman a p City ha* been the guest of Mr. and . deli of Battle Creek. There were I Jtan Mary Wallace and Mte* Mil-­ Lakeview High has been Jean Man Mias Mil Mr* Walter Snyder and other r«l- I fifteen gueste invited jRo*e». del- , dred Helmer went ftehlng W®d- at the Steel and Wire < <tive.» and friend® for lhe past twu phinlum®. coreopsis and white cal- , nC5dfty and supplied fish for din- personnel office. Mr, Reel *<ek*. _ t la Ulie® decorated the home for the I ner n, latter'® home just out- uata nf Central High, to Mary Jane Andrus. Carol Good- ' occasion. Games were played win.. glde. town. Other dinner guest® ta an Instructor in the year. Joan McPharlin and Helen , prize* being won by Mrs. Norman | wero Urs Robert Field. Mra. ThonStebbim are at Camp Kltannlwe Stanton. Mr*. Walter Stanton. Mrs. । as ------------Robinson. — Mrs. ---------Wayne Haldefor»«hd'two weeks period, which Carl .Holton. Mr®. Bernard Tusker ANNOUNCW ENGAGEMENT opened on Sunday. Ninety-nine iand Mrs. Sherman Jor.cs. The members of the telephone company luncheon table was centered with a girls are enrolled. > Fourteen members of lhe Barry Mr, and Mrs. Merle Clark loft on <crystal bowl containing varigated County Nurses association gathered ;hte.-. Sunday on a vacation trip to On- ishades of pink flowers mixed with at the Leach lake home of the Iorio, Canada where they will visit Ifern, and pink candles. Haby blue Misses Susan and-Esther Kreider hta brother and sister-in-law. Mr. iand white carried out the rest of on Wednesday evening tor a picnic and Mr*. Burr Clark, for a week. ।the color scheme. supper and social time. the wedding. _ Mr. and Mr*. Oliver Densmore of 1 Manistee were guests of Mr. and7 Mrs. J. E. McMillan entertained On Thursday night a potluck | MARRIAGE LICENSE .. Mrs. Glenn Densmore on Wr-dnes- her pedro club for dessert and cards dinner was given at Ute home of Alvin A. Baird. Carlton— on Wednesday afternoon. June 30. Mr*. Tom Origen on East Green St.,1 Grace M. Madsen, carib Winners were Mrs. Royal Hayes. by there finishing the Red Cross Tue*day In Grand Rapids. Mrs. Russell Zerbel. Mm. Glenn Nurse's Aide courre honoring their Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ryan were Kahler and Mr*. Elite Kelley. Mrs instructor. Mis* Esther Krleder. account for over in Detroit over the holiday weekend Arthur Bennett. Jr. was a guest. Other gueste were Mis* Lottie Teu- sencc* from war Quests of Mr. and Mrs Aben Mrs Ellis Kelley will ehtertaln the Johnson at their Oun lake cottage club on Wednesday. July 14. STORES PRIDE OF APPEARANCE \ VEN if you don't weor a "regular’’, it is still im­ portant to maintain that smart, well groomed ap­ pearance. And it's easy to do—for the man who wears € . Curlee Clothes. The reoson is that Curlee has specialized for years in making a complete line of clothes that includes styles and models for hard-to-fit men. It mokes no difference whether you’re tall or short—stouf or thin—you will find. Curlee Suits in our stock that'insure comfortable, easy fit and drape. - YOUNG Alli CLASSIC Ccme.in and sec these Curlee Suits for Spring and Sum­ mer. You will like the smart new patterns, the quality materials, the modern styling and expert tailoring. And you will find every Curlee Suit moderately priced—$35 selling quality keeps us busy ,i><l oUw Iran EAST state streej , , HASTINSS,.MICHIGAN OFFICER'S COAT. Tria O»d doebl-brMifd. Wltb ■lia po*«l h—t. Sites 12 N 44< 12% f. «<f kef fees M FRANDSEN’S WATGRS CLOTHGS SHOP t REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Hogtingi Phona 2241 State Sr JeHsrw XSZ e'e "Exclusive, but not expansive* WIHDIHIMI i” �INSECT PROBLEMS! Rid your premises of Bed-Bugs, Roaches, Moths, Termites, Fleas, Rodents, other pests by reliable Fumigator & Extermi- EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION HATH Sheldon Agency AU Kinds of Inssraac* Surety Bondi bona 2145 Hastings Swanson Agency INSURANCE and BONDS Suicide Favored in Japan In Jinan suicide is recognized ai 1 lhe moiracceptabla means ot mee|ing reipomlbUIllia, atoning for mil| take* or satisfying th* claims tjf GRANGES FEATHERS CITY .COUNCIL AUCTION SALES Not Juggler* Rather than Juggling it from left to right hand In the American way, .Old and new. Duck ar Goose for moit British keep the fork in the ; armed force* and essential civilian left hand when transferring food to need*. Shipping charges refuriied. Mall small sample of feathers in or­ dinary envelope for top price and 1 featherbed wrapping instructions to Northwestern Feather Cd, 210 Scrib­ ner, NW., Grand Rapids, 4, Mich. Quantity of household goods, some antique at Eugene BUSHNELL URGENTLY NEEDED CARD OF THANKS -U*t Tour Sale With HENRY FLANNERY F O R SALE' Marshall Furnaces We Remove Dead Animals Repairs furnished and in stalled for all makes o furnaces Worry of FALSE TEETH Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Slipping or Irritating? Floor Sanders for Rent Agency REDUCED RATES Property damage and Liability Week-End Specials! RAISIN BRAN, pkg.„................ BLUE ROSE RICE, 2 lbs.______ NAVY BEANS, 4 points, 2 lbs. RITZ CRACKERS, large box ... RUBBER JAR RINGS, 1 dox.... PRESTO CLOSURES, 1 dox. .... KERR CAPS, 1 dox.................. KERR LIDS, 1 dox. ■.......... ODESSA CATSUP, 10 points ... GREEN LIMA BEANS, 16 points AUCTIONEER Liat your Aaction Sale* with DEWEY REED •ate* can be made at Banner office. Pkcaa S407 Hastings, Mich. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEFRIESTER AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING'' _ PHONE Help Horses / / / S Cattle Brakemen Switchmen Telegraph Operators Yard Clerks ntncn' Apply Superintendent's Office, NYCRR, Jackson, Mich. 20c FOR SALE-WOODEN BOXES and CRATES and BURLAP BAGS Buyer for STILES and Company Hastings stock­ yards. phone 25M. or call 717—FJ through Iha BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Dolton. Mich. VALLEY B-D EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good Lily White Flour DEAD STOCK REMOVED! We have a complete stock ol «all—fine, medium, nnd coarse—block and rock. Pep your chickens up with our 8.B.V. maih. It give* We meet all competition In paying C. Thomas Stores C. “BILL” SHERWOOD Baffle Creek Rendering Lloyd Huger, Mgr. Co. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. INSURANCI Hotel Halting* \ \ ' HASTINGS \ 2697 G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Swanson For Prompt Removal of . Old, Crippled or Dead j \ Horses and Cows / IN MEMORIAM Ph, YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & GLENN F. LAUBAUGH CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line FUm 72 Middleville HORSES $5.00 LEGAL NOTICES WOLVERINE AND THOROGOOD WORK SHOES! COWS $4.00 We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Buy the BEST made •hoes in town. We them! Quality Shoe Made Truss Fitting 1X PE R1E NC ED FITTER to Last NOTE: Extra work shoes may be had with permit from your ra­ LY BARKER'S ■ [ Hastings Photo Ills ■ tion board! REID'S RESORT, THORNAPPLE LAKE �THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-IIGHTH VIAU PROBLEMS! mises of Bed-Bugs, Moths, Tenh^tei, nts, other posts by nigator & ExtermiInquire Jacobs Drug Store aers Seed Store. ■ rosMs or CE and BONDS cover the bow Michi1 M»«»un<lblllly law. ' ANDRUS rilEHN ly Needed and ewentlal civilian charges refunded. ippinf instructions to 'eather Co, 210 Scrlb>nd Rapids, 4. Mich. ! Dead Animals pt Removal of’ ppled or Dead s and Cows IONE STINGS >697 llycerin from rnimal Fats Will Help Win the Cattle ’4°» 1EMICAL CO. J AN GE WHEAT of that good kite Flour complete stock e, medium, and lichens up with < BROS. E & CO. IOS, MICH. Priority Rulei Eared On Certain Farm 'Suppliee TOMATOtS OFFER HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, JULY I. 1943 I--------------------------------------------------------- 'COURTHOUSE production of tomatoes offer Ut- |V V V 1 11 v u u eraily a wealth of health under the attractive red skin of the fruit, PROBATE COURT according to home economics ex- I Est. GottUeb Kaechele. Final actension specialists at Michigan I count filed, waiver of notice filed. State College. I order assigning residue entered. There's the vitamin C, best known discharge of administrator issued, of the tomato’s health offering. But ! estate enrolled, then' also are worthwhile supplies I.Laura "— -------• ■ acDeller. — Final of vitamin A. aome riboflavin, nla- 1 ------- — । count filed, order for publication cin andx minerals. entered. ■ During lhe summer months as Est. Archie Tobias. Petition for the fruit comes out of the garden. 1 administrator, filed. more of the health is available to Est. Emma Pennock. Petition to those who eat tomatoes fresh from . reopen hearing filed, citations Uthe garden, and that means fruit 1 that Is plump and ripe- and with ~ : Fred L. Wright. Warrant and E»t, skins still on. Tomatoes sliced for , Inventory filed. the table loac some of thefa vita- I at. Archie Tobias. Waiver of no­ - Uce and consent^ ’ ord< order apexperts report Mlrult',lt filed. rn^^rtlnKne/'tAmato nutekCr* hi I polnl,nd “dmlnUlralrix entered. ministration Issued, order limiting settlement entered, petition for hearing claims filed, notice to cred­ itors Issued. Est. Grace Youngs Smith. Petition for administrator. St. Emma J. Pennock. Adjourn­ ment of hearing filed. Est. Grace Youngs Smith. Waiver filed, order appointing administra­ tor entered, bond of administrator filed, letters of administration is­ sued. order limiting settlement en­ tered. petition for hearing claims filed, notice to creditors Issued. , Est- Alice E. Sprinkle. Bond of administratrix filed, letters of ad­ ministration Issued, order limiting settlement enured, petition for hearing claims filed, notice to cred­ itors issued. SECTION ^. Michigan Can Mak. ford U spending tier vacation with Good Use of Its Large her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. c “ B Cleon Landon. * The Clayton Vai- Cash Surplus entine family was happily sur. , „ prised w*hen their son &»rgmt 1 ‘me to hear from Lansing Cletus Valentine came home from tl‘at the state's fiscal year, which South Dakota on furlough. * Mr. ‘ ended July 1, found Michigan with and Mrs. Elmer Marlowe are I “ cajh balance of S35.000.600. conspend Ing a few days with their I wasted with the nearly $30,000,000 children who - reside in -Detroit. ★ deficit at‘the end of Gov. Murphy's Janet Tlscher spent the fore part 1 ,e™ administration of Gov. Of the week with Mr. and Mra. । KcUc>- ““ wlM1y D»U large sum Hillis Tlscher of Wert Lake Odes- ! “ reserve to be used to sa. * Members of the Carlton and I m*«l. extraordinary demands Brown 4-H club and their friends •^,,*111 come when World War enjoyed *Mta a weintr roast Thursday 11 endAt thesold closeuocoo.ooo of World evenin*. D^TUrtlTtS “>e state A new priorities regulations, now In effect, enables fanners to buy certain farm supplies listed below, without u certificate from the County Farm Rationing Committee, according to Laurence Farrell. Chairman of that committee for Barry County. The farmer must sign a certifi­ cate which states: “I certify to the War Production Board that I am u farmer and that lhe supplies cov­ ered by this order are needed now and will be used for the operation Saranac was a guest of Misses : bonuses It will of a farm.” The certificate is not Janet and Linda Lu Tlscher. There fln* have money which can a WPB form. It may be furnished were twenty boys and girls present. J* f«r such purposes without by tlic dealer or written by lhe * Mrs. Keith Wilson has gone> to .borrowing. WARRANTY DEEDS farmer himself. Frank B. McNutt and wife to New York to spend some time-41th i ••» Buch certification will enable tire ; Est. Mary E. Clark. Order allow­ Forrest Cohens and wife. Parcel her husband who Is stationed there. 1 Mow titan $7 billion of assets of farmer to buy up to $35.00 worth tomato Juice cocktails are recom­ , ing account entered, discharge of section 30, Irving. '__ I enemy and enemy-occupied nations .of any one item, at any one time, mended administrator issued, 'estate Fred A. Christie and wife to I *re no* under Freezing Control or for a summertime refresh­ special under control ot the Allen Propcrof the items on the list. He may ment. Chester C. McMillan Jr. Parcel City. DELTON tomitoes •houM »«- enrolled. buy more than that If hla certi­ washed Rlne Est. Archie Tobias Bond of ad, ua OT . r . Ida M. Payne to Wm. Q. Knick ­ Mrs. Paul Kyburz attended the | and forced mlnlstratrix filed, letters of admin- erbocker anc ficate U approved by his local through a chopped — — — — — — — •• — • » — — • , „nd wife, 130 acres secMichigan Summer Instiute in Lan ­ fine sieve. Cooling w ।i istraUon istratlon issued, order limiting limltlnr set- ! tlon tinn 0, o Baltimore n«lti County Farm Rationing Commit- suggested and sing. June 23 and 24. On her re- 1 some redoes call for j tlement entered, petition for hear-1 will G. Hyde ahd wife to Clt- turn home she spent Thursday11 additions of a little sliced onion, A farmer is defined as "A per­ or some lemon juice, horseradish or ■ ing claims filed, notice to creditors rcnce R. Shaw and wife. 80 acres night and Friday with her mother 1 . section 32. Castleton. Mrs. Grace Millard of Battle son who engages in farming as a other flavoring. business, by raising crops, live­ Some cooks receive applause for [ Est. Seymour G. Jordan. Bond of , Lob Flower to Geo. J. Elliott and Creek. * Sunday In company with stock. bees, or poultry." The def­ tomatoes baked, fried or broiled. administratrix filed, letters of ad- 1 wife parcel section 28. Barry town- Mra. Grace Millard and Mrs. Vir­ ginia Millard and children of Bat-' inition also Includes custom opera­ Even when cooked there still re­ j ministration Issued, order limiting ■ Rh)p tors. It does not Include a person mains a fair supply of vitamin c settlement entered, petition for । Liillan Clark to Ellsworth W. tie Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ky­ who just raises food or other Ag­ In tomatoes. Broiled tomato on Waring claims Died, notice to cred- . smith and wife, lot Butler Addition burz attended the 50lh wedding I city anniversary of their uncle and ricultural products entirely for his toast Is made tastier by sprinkling itors issued. Frank D. Pratt. Order allow- 1 fo-ncst e. Hecox and wife to Wm aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayre In own or family use. a little cheese on the tomato before ingEst.claims entered, final account1 q Hyde. Lot 121. Nashville, Durant. * Paul Kyburz commenc­ CBS FOR GRANO RAPIDS . Auger bits; axes; bale ties; bar­ It goes under the broiler. • filed, order allowing account en- I chas L. Oliver and wife to Cla- ed work as junior engineer of ‘.he bed wire; baskets; batteries for the tered. discharge of administratrix rencc E. Oliver and wife. 2 acres Abraham Aerial Instrument com­ following purposes: Flashlights, MARTIN CORNERS CS!°!le<1n /, , ! section 28, Hastings township. pany in Lansing. June 24. Miss Rosemary Weeks, who Is radios, fences. telephone*. ignition: E?<L nj*11' uro?f ,p.ub‘ Robert S. Bryans and wife to belt fasteners, metal; bit braces: In training at Community hospital j1 llcation fUed. order Hlowlng claims । Henrv s a„I(}on and wtfe. 70 acres HICKORY CORNERS j blacksmith's pincers; blacksmith's Battle Creek, spent Monday and I entered, final account filed, order i section 8 Baltimore. hoof knives; blow torches; blowers Tuesday of last week with her par­ 1 assigning residue entered, discharge j John cappon nnd wife to LauMr. and Mrs. Ralph Starring and . I and forges: bolta and nuts; boxes; ents. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Weeks. ■ of administratrix issued, estate en- r?nce Tohl£, nnd wife. Lot village children of Battle Creek have I brooder thermeters; brushes for * Mrs Nina Barry received a tele­ moved into the Methodist parsonI ’ rolled. 1 o f Prairieville. motor repair; bull rings; burlap gram Saturday of last week tell­ I Est. Anna M. Heideman. Annual Sidney P. Pifleld and wife age. Mr. Starring Is the new his- I bags; BX or non-mctalltc sheath ing her of the death of Mra. Nel­ cQunt 'lied ■ । to John c. white and wife. Lot tory nnd government teacher at 1 cable up to 75 ft. in length; calf lie Shorter Kilbourne who Jived I “cEst. Ida Uctka. Order for ad-1 j Block j s g Kcnfleld Add. cllv. the W. K. Kellogg agricultural weaners; cans, five gallon kerosene near Parma, Mich. Mra. Kilbourne entered. jMwife" Brumbaugh Lee K. and gasoline: chains of the fol­ was well known and universally I Joumment Bt Margaret E. Sheldon. Order ।I .„d £ aSS to rectal 28. Cook Bai­ school. * Rev. and Mrs. Iler en- 1 tertalned Rev. Iler's sisters. Elisa- | lowing kinds; halter and cow He loved here where she served as lor adjournment entered. tlmore Thursday at 8:30 P. M chains, lie out chains, harness dcconess and assistant pastor sev­ . E*^..Dav,ld W' 8hfpf™’ ,.^lllon i Mianey P- PUield and wife to Geo. beth and Doris Iler of Houghton. N. Y.. last week Monday until "SUredoor Canteen" eral years ago. A truly good wo ­ chains, log chains, tractor tire to op<?n safety deposit box filed, or- ' p M1Iler 40 acrca *ectlon 7. Carlton, chains, welded coll under H", re­ man has gone to her reward, but der for opening safety deposit box । waiter N. Thornton to 8. Alfred Saturday inclusive. * The 4-H i club will meet at the home of LoU pair links: clevises and swivols; we are glad for the pleasant mem­ re<!; „ „ J , Lepper and wife. LoU Lota 34 and 35 and Robert Johnson Wednesday1 '“Our Secret Weapon" cold chisels, standard; cooper wire, ories we have of her and for her cn£ Est. Bert B. Sparks. Bond on sale Johnsons Addition, -----Middleville. evening. July 7. * A large number ' insulated, up to 75 fL In length, Influence for good that still Uvea filed, report of sale filed. Howard E. Vickery and wife Mu of Mexicans ore here to help In 1 on. * Cpl. George. H. Cogswell left crates; combs. Est. barnh A. Tnkler. Warrant. Harry B. Vickery and wife. 2 lots the raising and harvesting of tills 1 Saturday Drills of lhe following kinds; Battle Creek early Friday morn­ year's plckel crop on the .Aldrich on Clear Lake. Johnstown. breast, hand. post, carbon steel ing enroute for Camp Bowie. Tex­ Est. r. Bond of Jennie M. Slocum -to Clare W. and Johnson farms. blacksmith, carbon steel straight as. after spending a 15 day fur* fur­ administrator filed, letters of ad­ Sunday al 8:30 P. M. a. ministration Issued, order limiting Culver. 60 acres section 17. Baltlshank- drills; eave troughs and con­ lough with the h~— ‘TexacA Summer that ductors; egg cases: feed troughs; We were very so...,,„----- --------Only 05 per cent of United States settlement entered, petition for ,URhea M. Randolph to Geo. H. Show" fencing; files: food shoppers; forks, Mra. Elsie Cogswell's mother. Mrs. hearing claims filed, notice to cred­ cattle are Infected with tuberculo­ Zeedyk and wife. Lot on Fine lake. sis as compared to 40 per cent of agricultural; grain scoops: grease Henry Mead fell Thursday after­ itors issued. Johnstown. . .... fittings and oil cups; grease guns, noon and broke one of her legs Brittan's cattle. The 45 per cent In­ Monday at 9:30 Est Minnie Wurm. Proof of will Geo. L. Lockwood and wife to crease in tuberculosis deatlu »mon« hand operated, including hose and between the knee and hip badly filed, order admitting will entered, “ Blondie ” adapter; grind stones, mounted: splintering the bone. She was bond of administrator filed, letters Norval O. Franklin and wile. Lots British children which occurred in grinders for sharpening tools; hack taken to Pennock hospital for x- testamentary Issued, petition for on lake. Yankee Springs. 1941 mav be blamed at least in part Every Push-Button Ra­ Cora D- DePue to Marvin Slocum to unsafe milk. saw blades; hacksaw frames; homes; ray which were taken Friday hearing claims filed, notice to cred­ and wife. Lot tn 2nd ward city. dio Should Include hammers: hampers; hand cultiva­ morning and her leg Mt. We sure­ itors issued. Ellsworth W. Smith and wife to tors; hand sprayers; handles for ly hope for her a good recovcrv. WKZOU The money paid out to life in­ Eat Daniel Garllnger. Proof of Lot Butler's - Ad­ surance small tools and steel goods; harness, * William Cogswell and family service filed, proof of will filed, or­ Lillian Clark. policyholders and benefi­ leather; harness hardware; hoes, were supper guests last Tuesday der admitting will entered, bond of dition city. ciaries last year would be sufficient Philip R. Nichols and wife to hog rings; hoof rasps; and snip­ evening of Mr. and Mra. Owen executrix filed, letters testamentary to provide an income of more than ONVOUR pers: horse-collars, snoe nails and Varney and sons of Castleton Cen­ issued, petition for hearing clams Gertrude Barlow. Parcel section 845 a week for some 500.000 famtllaa 31. Irving. calks, shoes, shoe tongs; husking ter. They were Wednesday eve­ filed, notice to creditors issued. Ernest Haynes to Lloyd Haynes RADIO DIAL pins, and books; jacks for tarn, ning iopper guests of Mr. and Est. Fred D. Otto. Bond of admin ­ and wife. 100 acres section 18, Bal ­ BANNER WANT ADS PAY tractors; knives for the following Mrs. William Schantz and son ot istratrix tiled, letters ot administra­ timore. kinds—butcher, corn, grafting, hay. Maple prove. tion Issued, order limiting settle­ Walter L. Wallace and wife tc hoof. - stockmen's; lanterns; mat­ ment entered, petition for hearing Clarence A. Bump and wife. Lot iJl tocks; mauls: meat choppers; milk O—JARMAN claims filed, notice to creditors is­ 10 Kenfleld's Addition city. • pails and strainers; motors, frac­ GLASS CREEK Jennie Scotsman to Harry Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kelford of«Lansing sued. tional under 1HP; motor starters Est. Hattie Weaver. Proof of pub­ and wife, 40 acres section 25, Prair­ under 1 HP; mule shoes; nails: were weekend guests at Fred Otis' * filed, proof of will tiled, ieville. . . oilers; padlocks; galvanized palls; Ray Otis spent Sunday with friends lication picks; wrought iron waler pipe at Long Lake. * Mr. and Mra. John proof of service filed, order admitt­ will entered. POLICE REPORT (2" and under); well casing: fit­ Havens and Rodney of Hastings ing Est. Wilbur Raum. Proof ot publi­ Ham- Thompson, chief of police, tings; pliers-fence and slip joints; helped with the haying on the For­ filed, order allowing claims gave tne following report for the plow bolts and shares: post hole rest Haven's farm Saturday. * Mr. cation . police department for the two diggers; potato forks and hooks; and Mrs. Ray Erway attended the entered. Est. Lucy E. Deakins. Order auth­ weeks ending June 28 : 65 drivers poultry hardware and netting; R. L. C. meeting at Rennje, Motta orizing execution of deed entered. licenses Issued; 12 Jury summons pump cylinders, rods and couplings; at *Delton Saturday night. * Mr. Est. Hattie Weaver. Bond of exe­ Issued. 15 court summons served; and Mra. Robt. Shricker and chil­ punches—machine and pin. Hand rakes; ridge roll; rivets and dren of Richland and Miss Lois cutor filed, letters testamentary is­ 15 doors found unlocked by night order limiting settlement en­ police In business district; 70 mis­ burrs: corrugated roofing: rope <1” Brown of Hickory corners were sued. complaints answered:’ and under); safety switches; saws weekend guests at Chas. Whitte­ tered. petition for hearing claims cellaneous Maued.five accidents policed; one arrest and saw blades; screw drivers; more's. * Visitors at Roy Erway's filed, notice to creditors•---------Est. Dora Kepkey. p —Petition to J and conviction for violating motor shovels; staples; stock watering during the weekend were Mr. and iuoi, urone arrest for ror larlar­ x filed, or-:, vemcie vehicle laws: 'one Banks; wood tackle blocks; tin Mra. Harold Sharp and Mr. and open safety deposit box der to open Safety deposit box 1 ceny; two arrests for drunk and snips; tire gauges, low pressure and Mra. Homer Erway and daughters hand operated pumps; galvanized of Muskegon qnd Mr. and Mrs Dick entered, will fUed, order for puli- disorderly conduct; five minors । uken to probate court; 10 dogs tubs; valley tin; valves; vises; wag­ Rose and son of Hastings. * Mr. Ucatlon entered. Est. John L. Stratton. Will filed. ■ picked up. four redeemed, four dlson hardware and wood stock; A Mra. Russell Thornton and sons wedges; welding rods and elec­ of Charlotte were Sunday visitors walver filed, order for publication I posed of. two In the dog pound, ■ 1 <»> trodes; well points; wheelbarrows; at Clyde Warrens. Pattie returned entered. Est. Samuel Palmer. Petition for Silencing lhe Bumps wire screen; wire fittings and home after spending the week with administrator Hied, order appoint- ■ The rubber industry manufactures wrenches. ’ them. ing administrator entered, bond of1 more than 180 parts used In the administrator filed, letters of ad- automobile In addition to tires. HOPE CENTER BURY ROTTEN POTATOES Culled and partly rotten potatoes Grandfatmr nnd Brandmother taken out of storage should not be Ashby are rejoicing over their new grandson, who came to make his Ermltted to sprout and spread late Ight in the 1943 growing crop, home with’ Mr. and Mra. Milton warn members of the plant path­ Warner In Battle Creek on June ology staff at Michigan Slate Col­ the 38. Mother and baby are Retting lege. along fine. * Mr. and Mra. Maurice Culls can be fed to livestock or Aihby and two children spent the destroyed by burning. Tie fewer weekend with their parents Mr. the sources of the blight spores, and Mrs Fred Ashby. * Little Tom­ the less chance of blight losses. my Salik is visiting hla sisters In The college specialists suggest ade­ Grand Rapids. * Mrs. Mina Aldrich quate spraying programs to give has returned home after visiting her protection from the blight, which sister In Owendale. * Mr. and Mrs. spreads from plant to plant and Sterling Modrack met -with a serious from field to field unless kept un­ automobile accident. Mrs.* Modrack der control. U In a hospital In Battle Creek with a broken leg and Mr. Modrack has According to estimates. 3.000 tons two broken ribs and is al his wife's nf tin will he saved in 1043 and 5 XXX) folks In Battle Creek, we haven't tons in 1944 by reducing the tin learned the particulars yet * Mr. content and adding sliver to the and Mrs. Clancy McKay of Battle lead solder of new cans being man­ Creek were Sunday guests at Mrs. ufactured. Floy McDermott's. * Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hom and sons from Gales­ IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE burg called on Fred Ashby and fam­ , WAR—FORGET IT. ily Sunday. WKZO THE WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS rnn JUU LyBARKERS TR. VANILLA 0845 1 PT. Sj59 mnnaii Gal. $3.50 Qt. . ...$1.05 Pt. 60c MOTECTIsi id BEAUT >1 LBW CBIT IM KUf THOSE HOME-flRESBURNING. VALSPAR ■ Oiamel with . mt tinu rtrui Cal._ $5.91 Q».__ $1.69 Pt 95c LyBARKER’S PHONE 2115 HASTINGS BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESUL’ Confidence CONFIDENCE — "Trust in or re­ Hance upon another; belief in a person or thing” . . . Funk & Wagnall’s Dictionary. ■ Literally thousands of people believe in this bank, trust in the service we render and feel secure in their property because of the work we do for them. It is this confidence which has built and is continuingto build our institution Having Trouble Getting Help? MERMASH High and from 70 to deep. Each ood roads e arranged hile wages irmit. WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chicks gain fast on MER­ MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. So are we. Like you, we’re faced with the biggest production job in our history. And, like you, we’ve lost many of the men who used to help ut. Yet that’a only part of die story. Every day, on farm and factory, diere’a something new to test the skill of those running the business. Not only get­ ting help, but—to mention a few others—rising coats, making * fair profit, and setting aside reserves for a rainy day. Essentially, those problems are the same for farm and factory, though they may at times differ in size. But It is that thin| called '’management.” that peculiarly American ability to think through problems no matter how tough, that is helping to see us through today. It ia thia skill in management that farmers and businessmen have most in common, a skill which insures the realization of our determination to produce all that’s needed for our country today, and, tomorrow, to make a fair living through greater serv­ ice to our fellow Americans. General Electric Company, Schenectady, New York. / HASTINGS, MICH. E LAKE TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. If it’s about MONEY . . . See your Banker first SHOW YOUR COLORS BUY U. S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! y HASTINGS CITY BAN "Fifty-Six Yean of Continuoiu Service** PHONES: 2105 - 2103 GENERAL HASTINGS, ELECTRIC ■■ �, . ■ BUY WAR BONDS □1 3r OUR SERVICES CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS WAR SAVINGS BONDS BANK MONEY ORDERS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES For rent ot $2.50 ond government tax—in our fine safety deposit vault. Get one today for your war Bonds and other valuable papers. NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. l S3® j । , i 1 i 1 I | "You »ee I was ready," says Reddy Kilowatt, your electrical servant. "I had my plans made long before Pearl Harbor,-yes, years ahead. That is why you can still use all the electricity you actually need. War production, of course, comes first because electric power is the life blood of industry. No war goods have been delayed for wont of my services. And barring unfor- This is the principle—a mystery to most motorists—of why the automobile windshield wiper stop* when the car it going uphill. The wiper stops because the engine is carrying nil the load it can handle. Not all carburetors require re­ adjustment to different loads. Clyde point* out. Some have automatic compensating device*, and the practical operator will try his machine out to see how it operates under all conditions. I Road accident* in the Irish Free I State last year caused 202 death*. . an Increase of 18 over 1631. and th* i greatest number ever recorded in any 12 months. According to sta! tlstics just made public the greatest I number of victim* were between 20 and 30 years of age. The youngest was 1H year* and the oldest 82 Those injured numbered 2.831. which Is also a high record _____ , , _________ r FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS solved in Australia, where the mills produce over 30 million yards of cloth and 18 million pairs of socks a year. As for footwear, the great herds of cattle assure an abundance of raw material for Australia’s more than 200 shoe- factories, geared to pro­ duce about 20 million pairs a year. metal •■evidence’* la the eastern part of lhe country are bulls la and cannon-balls which went "wild” In lhe course ol early Rattles and bom- Make Room for a War Works rMake Your Attic Livable! Metals Brightly Polished I I I • 1 [ bad stains rubbed off the flat pieces a*' they occur, and if the kitchen utensils are properly cleaned after each using, their care doestft pre­ sent problem. ' When ., a very •, difficult “Tl’TT'U. ----- ' ub,e*»f« *«> ‘ bright and shining, ,,ld k,’'henware is stained and ill kept’ 0,0 household I* badly run. no matter how the ma “"r hn ” stylish ,h “ front may appear, or how fine the home and 111 appointments. INQUIRE TODAY obout a Loan to Finance Your essential home, business and industrial needs." Own War Housing Program! Do It NOW! YOUR CAR ELECTRIC SERVICE IS ONE OF THE FEW NEEDS SUMMER THINGS YOU BUY TODAY THAT IS NOT war workers' homes. RATIONED AND STILL SELLS FOR THE SAME LOW PRICE There is great need in this community for homes . . , TO WIN THE WAR CONDITIONING Will you contribute to the war effort, and increase your own income by converting any ur/used space into rooms? do it with an eye to the future. mileage from gas and oil and tires to every fixed and B B alone that line ol thought. 5HS~ low McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBILE >RODUCTS— DISTRIBUTOR consumERs power tompnnv STATI ST. Remodel your attic into an apartment for a war worker's family . . . HASTINGS PHONS UM You will want to use this beautiful space after the war for your own family, or to supplement the family income. W£ SILL WAR BONDS ond WAR SAVINGS STAMPS THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members f. H.* L B. Phone 2S03 IS § S H which may bo idralilted with Amer* lea’s historical development. need looking after in order to keep their bright, shining, cheery appear­ ance. If Silver is cleaned regularly seen emergencies there is enough electric power for all I ceiled under their bark object! <4 ’ Construction will be recommend­ ed by war board* only when II 1* absolutely neceiiary to reach agri­ cultural goal*, advise* Charles A. Collin* of Moorcstown. chairman of the New Jersey USDA war board. Till* I* consistent with the Intent of the order. which I* to stop un­ necessary construction of all kind*. readily, because no poison however destructive will be effective unless thcrats-est IL On that account at least three types of fresh, attractive -poisoned bait should be exposed al lhe same time. Small pieces should witting repoaitorte* of th* natloa'i history. around the wall line of buildings, and^in attics and basemenu Balt* nails and spikes, bottles, knives, may be laid on squares of paper to stones, and Indian arrowheads. make removal easier, and to check Experts clearing telephone and results. telegraph lines of excess tree growth Extreme care should be taken to have found, not infrequently, large keep polsoped bait out uf lhe reach glass wire Insulators completely County war boards will handle , of children and livestock. , cflntcalcd from sight by overgrown Similar care should be ''taken tn all applications for construction on 4 oranges drained cherries '•* ,nh nl “ •h-" bark. : ber ot individual operators who do Which, farmers need approval. In j chousing bait for traps. When comI1 pint bottle cranberry Juice And In many cases tree repair । use a — sharp ._.K knife ...- .« to pierce to the • not have occasion to use their ma-' general, this will cover dwelling con­ 1 men snap traps arc used, baits men have been the unsuspecting center of unpeeled orangts with ......,j Immunization of Horae* ,-------i chines many days In a year." — struction costing *300 or mure dur­ should be lied securely to the trigdiscoverers of love epistles, deporit-lo-atf strokes ittmiri-a which wlilr-H meet mw-l to tn make niik. i zigxag The farm engineer says that rela­ ing any 12-month period, and any i point* of the scallops, separate Important War Measure wall, in runways, near holes, and uncalled for through the years. 1 the two halves and remove the • Horses may be knocked out of tively few machines yctfyout from other (arm construction which eosts Juice 1 *heir -■ where rats feed. Nut meats, sliced !I Juicy sections. Pour crantcrrv ''Vm comeback a* a wartime source 1 actual use. A machine that Is in more than >1-000 during a similar It the meta] of all kinds concealed I over the orange sections und chill constant use is usually kept in bet­ iwriod. "3-? c- • .' of power unless they are immunised apple, breadcrusL salt pork, or ba­ In-the nation's trees were brought I thoroughly. Serve ice cold, topped ter condition. It is lubricated reguAfter the county USDA war board con r|nd make good bait. to light, anolhrr Normandie or I with a sprig of mint or half a 1 against sleeping sickness before the approves a farmer’s construction I larly and kept irt good repair * Queen Mary might be built to help green, minted cherry. Save fluted end ot June. i orange cups and fill with spiced "When one considers that farm application, it is sent to,lhe state Uncle Sam in his fight against the An improved intradermal vaccina­ Colorado* I applesauce to garnish goose platter. tion Is now available for protecting use of most machines is limited to USDA war board where II Is acted There is an ancient legend among upon by a committee. If approved the hardy and roseate Indian* that Deviled Tomatoes announced. Two dose* Itevtn to ten I dustrial machinery is used practi- by this group, it is forwarded to lhe th»*more powerful Inca* did not । 2 cups tomatoes days apart are necessary. Vaccina- I callJ ,he cn,lrc Jean H l» easy to administrator o( Conservation Order "liquidate'' lhe little tribe uf the I 4 cup cubed bread Castor Oil Can Now Re tlon immunises for lhe summer sea- ; ffkli** the Importance of working L-41 of the War Production board al । Coloradns, because it* people once 'v cup grated or diced cheese Used for Spraying Base 1 tablespoon minced onion as possible with son. Since the disease I* apparently 1 as many days J " *farm Washington, where Ann! action is cured an Inca chief of "a disease 1 tablespoon minced parsky taken on the application. machinery." Weaver stated The drastic reduction' ot imi>orts spread by insects and no one is able uf filth," probably leprosy. I teaspoon salt Apother method method of ot reiieviiif relieving the Farmers who wish to make pur­ I to predict its prevalence, the safest ii Anoiner of certain chemicals used Ir pesti­ The Colorado*, it seems, were , 1 8 teaspoon paprika chases of materials for exempted source Is to vaccinate all horses bej shortage of farm equipment, ------ ?, sug­ cides finds American research sci­ I celebrated for their power to cure I1 8 teaspoon celery salt entist* ready with a new sjnlhellc ■ 1 cup boiled rice fore die end of June. Healthy horses gested —•by ‘the u extension ■ specialist, construction from dealers who may 1 wiUa.drug* of their uwn-yaising and ' Mix the Ingredients. Bake 25 mln- need not be withheld from work beis co-operative purchase of separate be reluctant to sell materials be­ I ronebcUon. They took the Tncu organic compound, derived from I utes in a moderate oven in a shal­ ■, item*.' White — experience In — tills cause they lack information about । chief into the jungle and covt^cd hi* castor oil. for use -in combination । cause of vaccination. • ........... ----------... low. buttered pan. Immunising horses against the j method of handling equipm-mt 1* lhe order or other causes, should j diseased body with the sap of a with pyrethrum in (household and attach to their purehase orders the disease is more economical and more t ’ limited, hmltcd. satisfactory plans probably cattle fiy sprays. Chemists began Cranberry Orange Relish "magic tree " He wa* cured, so following statement: "I am familiar satisfactory than treating them. : wan * be “ developed J ■ for the increased ■ ..... ■ 2 cups cranberries, raw experiments 10 years agr *» find a | the legend goes, and so were many 1 cup sugar ■ compound that could be used in However, in ea*e horses are not 1 use of this method. With farmers with the provisions of Conservation I of hl* subject* similarly affected. 1 orange, rind and all combination with pyrethrum. They Immunized, they should be watched ■ responding to the call for mor* food, Order L-41. The materials will not 1 apple, peel and nil Trapping Rat* no stone should be left unturned to be used in connection with restricted recently announced discovery ot a Put fruit through the food chop­ dally during the summer and the base, called IN-030. an imjiortant per. mix with sugar, and chill be­ local veterinarian called promptly I develop means of overcoming the construction.” This will cover con­ I Te*t« show that rats prefer ham­ fore serving. shortage ot farm labor ard the struction started before April 0. , burg steak, peanut butter, bananas, constituent of which comes from the to administer anti-sleeping sickness scarcity---of farm equipment. Weaver 1642. material tor repair and main­ I sweet chocolate ox raw egg*. Or castor bean. This »w compound serum if symptoms develop. In the -------------Pineapple Stuffed Pork ( hops tenance. farm dwelling construction ! gu-y may nibble at fish, rolled dnrl.nrrtl carb- stages of the disease the declared, was accepted after 629 others had 6 double thick pork rib chops costing less than 8510. and other oats, cornmeal or sliced tomato. •» t salt been discarded for failure to meet scrum is valuable, but is of little farm construction costing less than Add tu these foods a little red squill 1 8 t pepper the exceedingly high standard set worth in advanced stages Apiirdk- ' Dressing >1.000 during a 12-month period. poison and a trap is unnecessary. Expert Tells How to Hence the name IN-930. Th prod­ imately 25 per cent ot the horse* 1 c dry crumbs Just scatter the poisoned bait in uct jot only replaces some pyreththat develop lhe disease die. , c chopped celery Save Tractor Gasoline their path*. . rum but actually Improves on it. re­ 3 slices or ’-j cup crushed pineapple Australia la Well Able . A farm machinery expert at the (drained) sulting In a more economical and Pennsylvania State college ex­ 1 egg To Supply Some Needs effective base. In combination with Aluminutn Foil Used on Bread Thinking an electric iron would be 2 T pineapple juice plained how large amounts of gaso­ Since Australia la in Ute Southern Aluminum full is used In Ger­ pyrethrum, it is satisfactory from . ,ood »b.UUU to . >»l w..,r line can be saved by the efficient 3 T butter • hemisphere, its climate is cool to the b«lU.. . !>«»... . !n H.ljtajta. . tb„ ' many as a wrapping material to pre­ the standpoint of safety to humans 3/4 t salt Have rib chops cut double thick­ Finland, placed it In her bed and sculh, warm to the north. In posi ­ serve the flavor of cut bread, espe- and domestic animals, lack of cor­ One tractor operator doing the tion., its northernmost reaches are ness and pocketed for stuffing on turned on the current, but her in- ' daily pumpernickel and "dark" rosive or staining characteristics the bone side of the ctysp. Rub same work as another can use onc- !o be compared to the north coast i bread, sgys 1^. Seidel tn a German and of objectionable odor. inride -and outside of chops with- vcntivencss brought unexpected rcc- ii third more gasoline unless certain America, while Its southern ! technical paper. The quality of this salt. Make drearing by mixing ognition by the city. She .forgot |I operation rule* are followed. «c- uf Squlh i -------------.• — -j. ­ foJJ lM testwj by act|(m Of acig regions are .>i._ like .u those around Wash bread crumbs, pineapple (cut fine*. obout the iron, lhe bed caught Are. blow Eye Development Juice, seasonings, celery, beaten eg­ and she was fined for wasting elec­ curding to A. W. Clyde, professor of ington. D. C.,' and mld-California. | solution* on the foil and by corrclati agricultural engineering* and melted butter. Tito droa>dn<; Eyes of children do not become The country, reaching into the trop­ । ing these test* with observed effect* ! He lists three rules for the ef­ should look quite drv. Pack' into tricity. ics, is able to produce much that the । when tire foil is used for packing pockets formed In the chops. Lay ficient operation of internal cumbus- United-Slates has to import en years. • Some authorities main­ bread —Scientific American. A heavy bomber, cruising at 250 chops on nick In roasting pan lion engines: tain that in the'case of children Ibero is no shortage of sugar. snrinkle with salt and pepper nnd miles an hour, bums 3-1, 3 gallons I 1. Burn gasoline wider high coinwhose eyes develop more slowly । place in a 350-degrec oven for one- of gtu-ollne every minute. And Galileo * Is Galilei Australia grows its own cane bn an presslun only. • The real name of VqlUirc wa* than normal, reading should not be eastern coastal strip of 20,000 square : 2. Readjust the carburetor for taught until the third grade. miles. More than half lhe sugar Francois Marie Arouct. 1 light work. produced, or nearly n milt million | 3. Reduce the engine speed for tons, was formerly exported. partial loads. The continent produced a 40 mil­ | Heavy fuels. Professor Clyde »ny*. | such as kerosene and jimilar pctro- lion dollar fruit crop, including, In addition to apples, ,pears .and’ j leum products, cause knocking and {teaches, such fruits as oranges, . loss ot power in high compression pineapples, lemons. , grapefruit, engines, but they may be entirely olives, flgr and bananas. More than suitable for use in low compression half of Its 12 million cans of fruit tractors even though the fuel is not were exported each year. entirely burned. Australia’s wool dip is about a The Penn State specialist claim* billion pounds a year. Great Britain that a vacuum wiper mechanism was the largest wool buyer, with attached to lhe manifold of a tractor Belgium and France in recent years replacing Japan in second place. ficient operation. It work* be*t un­ United Slates purchases have varied der high vacuum in the manifold from 300.000 to nearly a hundred which goe* with low compression in 8 million pounds. j the cylinders, and stops wiUi nearly Accordingly, the problem of unia full load. YOU DON’T NEED RATION STAMPS FOR ELECTRICITY W-i Ume shortages of farm machines offers the owner of a combine, hay baler, com picker, peanut harvester or tractor the opportunity to get the maximum value out of a piece of machinery by doing custom work. "Share your farm machinery with others," Weaver suggests. "Custom work has several advantages and; of course; some disadvantage*. The chief advantages are that more working hours can be obtained from the Investment In equipment. The operator ot a custom machine is uiually aUflod to usually beUer better au qualified to run run hl* his e<lu|Pmcn‘- «nd do • b«‘- Many American Trees Holding American Past ...5558 ” S B 853S f..B S B f 8 S'!5 ? 5 ?? 5 5 ? | teaspoons gelatin j-3 cup cold water I cup boiling sslsr M cup chopped, red cherries U cup vinegar fi teblespootu sugar H* tMMtoon salt I cup sweet pickles, chopped cent order calling a halt to nonessentia) construction has been mailed to the county U. S. depart­ ment of agriculture war boards wbo will assume local responsibility for the execution of the order as Its provisions affect farmers nnd han­ dle all farm construction appllca- says D. S. Weaver, agricultural en­ gineer of the State College Exten- Successful control of rats is a mixture of determination to get rid of them and observation of their feeding and nesting habits. From this position the next step . im, and let cook slowly until done; takes > i tablespoon dark molaues from 45 minutes to an hour. Senes ; 3 teaspoon salt rix. I I., teaspoon spearmint extract 8 double pork chops . o. ,, iy*rtat*.°PI .. .. . Candied or marachlno cherries 1 c toasted bread crumbs 1—Stuff chop* with sliced apple. I Fresh mint leave* 1 small onion, grated sliced orange, cooked prunes or apwater cress 1 egg. slightly beaten w-.i. . ' w Cut triangular wedge* from thick I T green peeper, tnlnced. 3 — Bubstltute cooked cereal, rice slices ol nared and cored nineanole MUk0***^ or corn meal for toasted bread .sep.ratvparedor.nge.mto'Zccrumbs in stuffing. (Hons with membrane removed. ; 3— Add mushroom caps and stem* combine water, vinegar, lemon । __ cut . ... in----double — pork juice, molasse*, salt and extract. , chop from the side next to the bonfl to drearing. 4—Make a stuffing of one-half1 pour over the pineapple and orange I The membrane along this side con­ tract* on heating and holds Uie cup uncooked rice one small finely : and allow to marinate in the re­ । chopped onion and one green pep- frigerator for several hours. per finely chopped. Fill chops with I Arrange five pineapple wtxlqes ,. ____ ' *n . ..... . Ill B• 5tar ami Ptritem imwwin on mi a»bed uvu of »i water wuicr I 1—Sprinkle chops with lemon : cress: tlien ulace a section of oranke . Juice before cooking-_______ i on each piece of uineapple. In the . I Cranberry Orang* Cup I Jnd^a tiny cherey’round.^ut froni 1 Successful Rat Control Needs Intelligent Action S f fflnM'S.&lU'Tof'SS Most farm machinery wears out XSS pgfrtff savtef* Farmers Asked to Share Farm Construction Work* Machinery With Others Under County War Boards Combine bread crumlia, grated on- | ' • ion. green , celery salt and , Minted Frail salt and , Motetcti whh! 1 fftshplneapple slightly bea f and milk. Pack 3 "ranges into poeket >p*. Brown these i i cup water w e rs S H S S BACK UP Ekvouri BOY ether without fourth hour. Serve with half I I THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1943 Soak the gelatin in the cold water until softened. Add the hot water, and sllr until gelatin is dlaaolved. Add vinegar and seasonings Cool. Add pickles and cherries. Pour into refrigerator tray and chill firm in the refrigerator (not. however, in the freering compartment). Cut ip small square* and *erve on lettuce. �Tig RA8TTNO8 tAKNKB, THUBSDAY, JULY «■ 1H3 American Put ON THE HOME FRONT from Page 1. Section 1.) Hr bark objects ot Richard Munjoy 3M17390 ■11 Ord. Dtp. Co. O.V.TDJLH.O.D. Texarkana, Texas You remember Dick and Yvonne Kidder were married in December, three weeks before he left for serv­ ice. Yvonne had Just returned from visiting Dick for two weeks when he wks given a furlough. Had they have known they could have planned their visits a little differ­ ently but you don't plan on fur­ loughs do you Bruce Long, at Ban Diego, Calif ? (Bruce was all set cnlifted with Amer* •velopment. i" In th# eastern ch went "wild*’ in ly ipttlcs and bomi found in trees an s, bottles, knives. Ing telephone and excess tree growth Infrequently, large ilatora completely light by overgrown to leave and he was still running a temperature. Tough luck Bruce, but cheer up. well see you soon.) At camp. Dick and Bob Keeler, who cues tree repair the unsuspecting ve epistles, deposit* Elevator, have been together since they left Hastings and they see each other often. Two fellows home from Fort Leonard Wood on 10 day furloughs were corp. 'Bill' Hirst and Law­ rence Garrison. Both fellows see Harold Bolo occasionally down there and they both have been in service over two. yean. Lawrence, who finished H.HS. in *36. te the guy riding around town this week on his motorcycle having a big time. He te technician 4lh grade In heavy­ field artillery and he leaves on the 10th for— Battery c. 979th Field Artillery Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. . Jolin Lockwood lx home for five days from Cjunp Grant. He thought , he’d make the opening ot the fish­ ing season on the 25th. but he says he'd catch up on that little matter now. We hope they re biting for -you. John. Bill DeCou was home from Scott Field, Bl., long enough for a few swims in Gun lake on Sunday and Monday. Newly-weds In town Saturday Were lhe Myri Armstrongs, (Bernice Springer) who were married the week before and are now ready to leave "providing we can get a tire" said Bcnilcc, for Brownwood. Texas where Myrl te stationed. Here's hoping the tire was forth coming and that you are now merrily on your way with yeara of happiness ahead. Home for seven days from Camp Kilmer, N. J. te Donald Deakens. who lives across from the Bliss, and who has service stripes for overseas duty with convoy service. Donald te with a army medical detachment that makes the trips with the navy. When someone said. "Tlial mum mean ypu have to be a good sMlor as well as a good soldier, what did Donald sav?—Just three little words —-You Ain't Kiddln!” The Deakin family te pretty well in thte-buslncss of winning the war. Donald’s sUtcr Mary Deaklns Ls married to Sgt. Bob Burwell and they are at Camp Browning. Brownville. Texas. Another alster Jean and Lyle New­ ton (Freeport) who were married In December are now in Alabama where Lyle te stationed. Robert Hoos, who has been home for 21 days returned on the 4th to Reno Air Base at Fresno. Calif. Bob has been In service about two years with the air bom radio bomber group and now he te beginning Ra­ der training as technician third grade. Mrs. Hoos (Elnora Kantner) who has been with her husband Ls staying here and this week began her work al the Coffee Shop. Back for the first time since he entered service te paratrooper John Wills who te 'alrbom' everytime he Jumps. John looks fine and hte ad­ dress te— Co. F. 511 Parachute Inf. • McCall, North Carolina. Home for hl* wedding anniver­ sary (July 3rd) te sailor David Bar­ tholemew, H.H.8. 'SB. who has won his fireman* * tripe having Just fin­ - tehed sixteen weeks at Great Lake* David reports back on the 12th and expect* to be restatloncd as .%oon as he returns. Bernard Whitmore was in town looking great and are you hard to keep track of fellow,—see change of station listed with addresses. Two air cadets home till Sunday from Delaware. Ohio were Marsh Furrow and Zane Nash. (Should we tell you what one of your admirers said as you walked down the street. Zane? O.K. you asked for It. Sighed she, "I think he's the most hand- uugh the yean. all kinds concealed trees were brought er Normandie or ;ht be built to help Is fight against the an Now B« Sprayipg Base duction of Imports ■cals used Ir '^c*tirican research scllh a new synthetic nd. derived from ise .In combination in household and ■ Chemists began rears age *' find a could be used in i pyrethrum. They ed discovery of a 930. an important ich comes from Ute Us *w compound, ter 929 others had! or failure to meet I high standard set. IN-930. Th prodlaces some pyrethImproves on it. rc■e economical and n combination with satisfactory from safety to humans Imais, lack of corng characteristics iblo odor. levelopment tn do no*, become authorities maincase of children flop more slowly ling should not be third grade. ling orkeyle! south pacific since Dec. Well bet! Dear Mom: you're proud of your sister Hazei. and । -mu u one where you c<n to 'n2nttonC nimr’i whnpUn * PScnlc yeara ahead of the!? wnni tUne and ** C’ftekin that lhe sun i?e r working at Wllow *nine. What te more we have <HHJ^i/tn Intend endleM beache* which would lake llVtlP oal4 “ tternlty expert If YOU Want tnn* t0 ,tucIy U1® ocId «txell*; the numerr wav'Vint ■oa'- v,“rlfd fonn* of sea life: the and tatoiST ro‘thbl’k. thr ^hi\rv Uny 1,XMrdl which move with llghtn hrt£rm? hr ,,ln< >pced- ,nd lhe IGUANA. The ?Hhb r2.onir ' ^uana te a miniature edition of a KS (la^ h. tt.1*™.? prehistoric animal and looks like very good theory that he may pul 1 n baby dinosaur ^practice, the boy. address* , nUhl L 1 One night last week we had a I sunset which splashed gold all over Pvt. Daniel L. Hull 36175020 I the horizon as though some Master A.P.Q. 709 '« Postmaster * i Painter. In an artistic mood, was San Francisco, Calif. I redecorating the heavens.. I'd like ' to take you to some of our highest Pvt. Gerald M. Hull 36169434 hills for the magnificent views. We A P.O. 644 ‘: Poitmaater could go fishing, boating, hiking. New York City. N, Y What a thrill it would be to show Pfc. RuMell Hoffman Just __________ — . _____ ... turned to Fort Lewi*. Wash, after I One of the must peaceful periods Waiting hl* Dad. John Hoffman, and of the week is the period before friend* during hla 15 day furlough, i church'when Specialist Ray Martin Oood luck to Marine Bob Cook j give* a recite) on the electric Hamwho took off Thursday for basic mond Organ. To sec our men In training at Oberlin. Ohio. | white and our officers In khaki Boy. your grandpareqta (theSum-: strolling to our Chapel — 'ner Sponables) are plenty proud sprlation in itself. Proudfof °f • fpriatlonjn Itself. Believe Beliet me. here t-—. two medals your won for ■: s those a „,an man dw«s does sonic some tall thuisinK thinking uuui about shooting (and bri . hi—past, present and future. and who wouldn wouldn'tt1 be) his life life-past, The days are""so long' now "that Howard Dickinson, and we're proud 1 are so long that at t wf you too. Well write you at —— ’ of 2000 2000 <8 <8 o'clock o'clock to to you) you) when when th the Pvt. Howard -Dickinson movies start, twilight la just begin­ 78lh Signal Corps. 78th APO. ning. The Commanding Officer has Camp Butner. N. C. arranged for the band to play more Herts a unusual circumstance often before the movies, and now on —Alef Nel), (husband of Jerry Wil­ Sunday nights the band plays a full liams, and say Alec, your young son hour of classical music. is cute as the dickens) stationed in We. with you. are praying for an early, complete and lasting vic­ around Retting used to hi* new sur­ tory *o that we can hurry home. roundings and who should he meet w..« — Meantime, "keep your chin up.’ tut h— brother-in-law. b;;-..: ;:;-lx-. Lawton Wil- God Bless you Mom but hte llama Th. fallnwa sat ant up tm all night rUnhl 1 * LOVe Hams. The fellows talking and they figure that their Ken meeting was n lucky break thev Kenneth Gates. P 1/c dldnX expect to get. Alec's address c/o Fleet Post Office Pvt. Alec Nell. 36161762 ' Mrs. Ella Wertman Delton Michigan Dear Grandma: Received your welcome letter of May 3 the other day. But this la week. Bu>l m UjC bmmu> nu». I hope you enjoyed your trip to Ypsilanti. How is everyone there? Tne last I heard they were in quar­ antine. I hope they arc out by now. ■ Do you remember about reading of the battle of Hill 609 down here? We were the ones, who took lhe hill and made It possible for the attack Must close for now. I want to go watch a ball game. Myron May 26. 1943 Mra. B. A. O’Donnell 611 B. Hanover Hastings. Mich. Dear Mother, ’ Can't write a thing. The censors to blame Just say that I’m well. And sign my name. Can't tell where we sail from. Can't mention the date. Can't even remember the meals that Can't say where we're going. Don't know where well land Couldn't Inform you,-If met by a band. Can't mention weather,- Can't say * if there's rain ' All military secrets, Must secrets -----remain. Cant have a flashlight. To guide me at night Can't smoke a cigarette. Except out of sight. Cant keep a diary, For such te a sin, Can't keep the envelopes your let-' ter* come in. Cant aay for sure, folks. Just what I can write So ID call this a letter and close with "Good Night." I found this the other day and its Just about so. I got seven letters today. I think it must have been my btrthday present. Two from you. two from Florence, two from MarKst Too bad about Kermle* arm t accidents will happen. I must write him. I would like some pic­ tures of the kids, all six of them. I am going to make a picture album so I would like ail the pictures I can gel. I wrote Juanita and she te going to send me an annual— that te a school book. You probably won't get this for sometime. So don't worry about me. My mail won't be going out regular any more and you may not get any for a month or so. This doesn't seem much like my birthday to me. but I don't mind. M. Div. means My Division and F 3/o means Fireman third class. I got a dollar from Margret and Dick, that will come In handy. I thought I was going to get to see Ed Brinker but 1 didn't. I have so many letters to write I guess I'll close now and write some of them. I got the paper cllpSfrom the Banner you sent me I will show It to Kelly if I ever Et a chance to see. him. I would e some of the boys addresses. Where te Johnnie Shultz now? North Africa June 3. 1943 Seattle. Washington. Mr. and Mra. Wallace Campbell ftom Sheppard Field, Texas, 420 8. Michigan Ave. cornea word that Boyd Clark has Hastings. Michigan graduated from an intensive course Dear Folks: in airplane mechanics and now is Received your letter of May 10. prepared to blast the Axis as one It's good to hear from you. I haven't ot America's "commandos in cov­ had very much mall for the las’, eralls.” Good work Boyd. "Keep couple months. I guess everyone 'em Flying." ho* lost my address. I realize you Continuing his training .... for serv— ....... ------- don't have much time for that now Ing Uncle Sam's Navy. Fred J. i though. But please write as often as Shipp. 32. R F.D, 5. is now enrolled you can. in the Naval Training School for ’ Ye*, when you wrote that letter storekeepers located in the Naval | we were really giving UM Jerries Armory at Toledo. Ohio. I the works. It didn't last much longPfc. Dick Bogart and Pfc. Gerry er than after that, and if the people I«awrence are now at Colorado State back home keep sending us equlpCoilege ot Education where Uiey ment and ammunition well keep on have been assigned to the Training kicking H— out of them. Detachment of the U. B. Army Air ID really be glad when this te all Forces Technical Training Com- over, so I can get back home and mand at Greeley. Colo. really live. We were al the beach Here'* news that 88 of you fei- for a few days last week arid I hope lows will know about this week—the | we gel another chance to go again. Bliss co. sent vacation checks to j It was really nice there. I spent half that number of fellow*, previously my time in the water, employed, who r— “ ““• *‘ ■ — ‘ ‘ for the now in the Yesterday we -----paraded armed forces. General. Day before that we were Dauntless Dames. Guard of Honor for Winston It te now Pvt. June Leary of the Churchill. That was really some­ U. 8. Marines who te still at home thing. He made a little speech to awaiting orders to report at New us. too. about what we did in the River. It. C. far her preliminary campaign. I don‘4 remember all training. Best of luck. June. that he said. Wac Betty Sneathen has been Guess 111 have to close for now. ^ted to Aux. 1st Class which Ill try to write again soon. Pleaae Ivalent to Pfc. in the Armv. Here te the way the-WAC rating compare* to the Army. Myron Jack First or Chief Leader—Master PA I'm feeling fine. Sergeant: Technical Leader—Tech­ I PFC Myron W. Campbell. 36160683 PS. Hope Ill see you all soon. nical Sergeant: Staff Leader—Staff i Hq. DcL. 3rd Bn.. 135th Inf. Jack K. O'Donnell. F 3/c M-Dtv. Fleet Poet Office Sergeant; Leader—Sergeant; Junior A.P.O. 34. c/o Postmaster Leader —Corporal: AuxIHarv 1st New York. N. Y. Class—Private 1st class; Auxiliary— June 23-43 Private. • I Here's another letter from Myron I have heard so much of you and I to hte grandmother. Leiters North Africa read everything you pul in lhe Has­ tings Banner that I Just had to Sunday. June 20. 1943 May. 1943 >ncc Your OW! . lames . . . to the war :onverting your attic mijy . . . I want to your own STAMPS ING ON w (K.*I u I. "M hoi and Lawftace Cox at Rapid City Army Air Base. along with some other fellows went for a swim. So far ao good—but after Ute dip nothing was In sight not even their clothes. They hiked back to camp In bathing suits and humiliation. And all of this came to light because another birth certificate which was in the wallet in his pants pocket.' So we hereby dedicate— Captain, may I go out to swim Yes. yes. If you think you oughter Don't hang your clothes on lhe hick­ ory limb no 2503 Greeting* to Daniel and Gerald Hull, sons of Mr. and Mrs Ray Hull R. 5. Daniel finished TLHA In 38 Perrin Field, Sherman, Texas. the Mediterranean Sea. but It is loo salty for me. .... -■ We have been sitting around a fire brewing some hot chocolate. We get chocolate powder or coffee and a gallon tin can of some kind, build a fire and make a brew, then sit ■ around the fire, talking and drink - Howard C. Bites. Signalman 2nd Clasa C/o Fleet po«t Office . New York C1W. W. T We have Just moved out of lhe lungle. We don'l'Onlr have lizards, but scorpions as well. Well, 1 muxj close, hoping to get some packages, reading material, pictures and lota uf letters and Ioqjl ones. loo. , Love to all, Pvt. Junior M Wollfare. 36407874 A P.O. 3. c/o Postmaster New Yqjk. N. Y. Pvt. Bernard D. Wliltmore 36450490 SecUon No. 5 Battery A. Cary Hall Ueut. Martin P Hawthorne 444 Fighter Sqd. Tonapah Gunnery Range Tonspail, Nevada Purdue University Lafayette. Indiana. Pvt. Donald Smith. 36456015 788U1 Ord .(LM) Co. APO 88 < Shreveport, Louisiana. Addresses Pfc Donald I. Nevins 36417403 Pvt Maurice E. Haight 22 Rq. Det.. Special Troops. 2nd Army­ Camp Phillips. Kansas Sunday. May 22 Dear Polks. Ill try and write a little, r got a letter from Virginia today, but I still haven't received lhe tint Ban­ ner Grandma sent me* In March] I sure wish U would come. Dpn'i-Anv of you folft feel hurt Ipyou don't hear from me, the .onto letter will very same. als«r paper Is very scarce ' around here, that is why I'm not using V-mail. I received a nice let­ ter from beta Osborne the other , day. I can't make it seem possible I that Elwyn Is going into High school. I hope you send me the Readers Digest as well as Ute Banner. There should be an article in it about the Finish” over here. I saw the cor­ respondent from the Digest, they were taking pictures and talking to the prisoners. We were guarding the i Germans. I went on some Convoy's with them as guard One guard to a truck load of Germans. It seems strange, me in the army only 8 months, guarding a truck load of German prisoners that have fought In Russia. France and Africa. I have several souvenirs from them. One of .them could talk a little English, m we had quite a little visit. He said they were all glad to be our pris­ oners. They even had an accordian with them, so I hud them playing the Beer Barrel Polka most of the time. I guess they got tired of it. but I had the rifle, so they played when I wanted them too. Some of them came Into prison by horses and wagons but most by truckloads It seems funny to me to think you folks have to pay 40c os more per dozen for lemons, while we use them to play ball with. But where we are now. there aren't any lemon trees, but cork trees, which look very much like scrub oak only they have I to i'j Inchen of cork bark. You can send me some Home Made Fudge now. as we don't get much candy here. I also would like some reading material. You know Cadet Cecil A- Cnjttcnden Next week Glenn Blake will tell you all from Mlddlevile and points west. Until then Cheerio. ' Zolly Coffer. Rhode island State College Kingston. R. I. Pvt Gordon Havens 412 Training Group—Flight A.A.P.T.T.C. Basic Training Center Miami Beach. Florida 'III Pfc. R. M. Sherman 36401741 87th Engr. Bn.. (Med. Det.) AP.O. 1M Postmaster . Las Angeles. Calif. ho CHt Of Mill Pvt. Carl M. Lehman 36465366 Co. P. 104th Med. Tng. Bn. -22nd. Med. Tng. Regt. Camp Robinson. Ant. Pfc. Morri* Leo Allen 594 TSK. Flight B. Gulfport Field. Miss. ' Birthday—June 24th. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Hut. of Nirhlrsn. Hi. Pre Pvt. Robert Falconer 36415338 A.P.O. 4591 Postmaster San Francisco. California. Pvt. Clifford Boorotn. 36464342 Prov. 720th Rwy OP.A. Bln.. New Orleans. Louisiana Pvt Duane D. Stamm. A.S.N. 36858123 304th TO. B.T.C. No. 3 8Q. 18 BKS 567 Sheppard Field. Texas. tb« Probst ting*, and MSUCO With the abolishment of the frante^ Ing privilege'(restored a few yeara later), taking effect on July 1. 1878. the postmaster general of the United States, as required by law, pro­ vided a series of ^Umps of special design for each ot the executive de­ partments ot the government for the prepayment of postage on official In each case, the ooe-ceni denomi­ nation bore likciftss of Franklin, tbs 8 /Sgt. Charles Storkan AAN. 36160671 AP.O. 758 "< Postmaster polllioa: Change of Address Pfc. Ralph W. Hawthorne 36421378 AP.O. 4811 ri Postmaster New York City.^Y^ Av/C John W. Reed 43 J. Sqdn. 2. Flight S. Aviation Cadet Detachment notice to oeditoM NOTICE TO CREDITORS three-cent a proflie of Warhinglca. cent. Webster; 24-cent. Seott; 30. cent. Hamilton; 90-cent. Perry; 82, »5. 810 and 820. Seward. . The state department, printing its | BANNER WANT ADS PAY branch to use all denominationa. AUCTION SALE Hoving purchased the Garns place and no further use for the furniture, I will dis­ pose of it ot public auction at the residence located at 135 West Grand Street in Hastings on SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1943 AUCTION SALE Starting at 1 o'clock, I will offer the following CONQUEST COOK STOVE, GOOD. 3 BURNER OIL STOVE and OVEN. Large CUPBOARD. 12x12 LINOLEUM. HARD or SOFT COAL or WOOD STOVE, Due to labor shortage, I will sell the following property at Public Auction at the farm known a> Griffith's Dairy, located one mile West of Galesburg, on U/S. 12. nickel trimmed. FRIDAY,J OAK DINING TABLE and 6 good chairs, LY9,1943 leather teat. 9 ROCKERS. 9 ODD CHAIRS. 2 ANTIQUE PLUSH CHAIRS. LARGE LOOKING GLASS. 4 CANE SEAT CHAIRS. SCHUBERT MAHOGANY PIANO. WALNUT PLUSH CHAIR. ANTIQUE WALNUT LOVE SEAT. SIDEBOARD. 3 OAK LEATHER ROCKERS. OAK HALL TREE. OAK BOOKCASE. OAK CHINA CLOSET. SEVERAL THROW RUGS and CARPETS. SEVERAL PICTURES. VICTROLA. ELECTRIC LAMPS. PEDESTAL. RECORD CABINET. LARGE UPHOLSTERTED DAVENPORT. ANTIQUE CHAMBER SET. OAK BED and SPRINGS. MATTRESSES. FEATHER TICKS. LARGE OAK DRESSER. COMMODE. IRON BED. MAPLE DRESSER. 2 OAK DRESSERS. Commencing at 1:00 P. M. just about right. ('Hello', to Cadet Bob Clark at Delaware too. how goes it with ybu?) PvL Otis Tagg, (son of the Lowell Taggs of Cloverdale) is home on furlough. When he was 111 In the hospital awhile back Dr. Ken Mc­ Intyre took care of him. Otte's ad­ dress is— Pvt. Otis Tagg 36417364 Blry D. 537 AAA. (AW.) Bn. AP.O. 302 *« Postmaster. Nashville, Tenn. Birthday—Sept. 29th. Bay. it Is good to have you fellows home and often as not several of you meet on lhe street to chin­ bat the breeze—or whatever you guys call It and on Saturday throe of you and your friends were con­ gregated on Reeds Drug Store cor­ ner and somebody In the crowd said, "Whatever the training Is you fellows get. it certainly must be good for you because you look won­ derful." One of the gang answered before you fellows could speak for yourselves—They get In early, nights I” Could be—Could be. Now shooting the news shorts:— Congratulations Corp. Ray Shroyer, nice promotion and good going 'Hello* Dick Thomas who sends word from Ogden. Nev. that 'he is still traveling,' which means the HJLS. football captain elect for '43 te going to be 'carrying the ball this year but not on the field down at the fairground. seventeen months and have been stationed here in Camp Lockett thirteen. Tie most of Camp Lockett Is a colored Cavalry and I have something that te good and I thought someone else would like to hear It also.-A colored guard was walking hte post one night and the Officer of the day walked by and the guard halted him and made him stand there. Soon the Officer said. Ill bet you don't know what to sav next do you? The guard said no. I can't think of it. But damn you. you are going to stand there till I can. | Well. I can feel for the poor guard as I have stood guard duty myself This happened some time ago. I thank you very much and you can bet that what you are doing fur the home town boys sure keeps up our mural. Thank you again Zolly. , Corp. Charles Wilson • 8.C.U. Unit 1961 Camp Lockett. Calif. 24 High Grade Heavy Producing Cows All fresh since March, with plan ty of production and size. They are cows that any one may be proud to add to a high grade herd. 1 *• ‘UR Guernsey cow, 5 years old. Guernsey cow, 7 years old. Guernsey and Jersey cow, 5 years old. Guernsey cow, 6 years old. Guernsey cow, 5 years old. Guernsey cow, 4 years old. Guernsey cow, 6 yearsold. Guernsey cow, 5 years old. Guernsey cow, 3 years old. Black Jersey cow, 5 years old. Large Guernsey cow, 8 years old. Holstein cow, 7 years old. Holstein and Jersey cow, 6 years old. 2 Chick Batteries Holstein and Guernsey heifer, 2 years old. Holstein and Guernsey cow, 7 years old. Guornsey cow, 4 years old. Large Holstein cow, 6 years old. Guernsey and Jersey cow, 5 years old. Large Holstein cow, 8 years old. Guernsey cow, 8 years old. Brown Swiss, 6 years old. Guernsey cow, 6 years old. Holstein cow, 6 years old. Guernsey cow, 7 years old. Holstein Bull, 18 months old, good one. 8 or 10 ton of baled Oat Straw Several Chicken Feeders. These quilts, bedding, linen and curtains have all been laundered and are clean and good. OIL HEATER. ' BOOKS. ANTIQUE CLOCK. 40-82 WINCHESTER RIFLE. 2 SHOTGUNS. STONE CHURN. 2 PORCH SWINGS, PLUSH SINGLE SETTEE, antique. STANDS. IRONING BOARD. SLEEVE BOARD. JARS ond CROCKS. 20 GAL. CROCK. SEVERAL BOOKS. TUBS. 50 FT. GARDEN HOSE. WRINGER. BUCKSAW. SAUSAGE GRINDER and STUFFER. FRUIT JARS AND CANS. SOME FRUIT. 3 ANTIQUE EARTHEN JUGS. SEVERAL CROCKS. FLOWER Stands. BOX of LADIES CLOTHES, rise 40. AI.SO SHOES, all good. Dishes and cooking utensils of all kinds. Forks, shovels, hoes and other articles too numerous to mention. NO BY BIDDING, EVERYTHING GOES TO HIGH BIDDER. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to bo romovW until aottlod for. TERMS OF SALE: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothirtt) to be removed until setl EARL R. BOYES, Proprietc BERT GRIFFITH, Proprietor HAROLD SILCHH. AvcHmm, DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE. AROUND 50 QUILTS and BLANKETS. PILLOWS and BEDDING of all kinds. TOWELS. LINENS. SEVERAL PAIRS OF CURTAINS. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer CLONEY PEASE, Clark ■U JOHN BIRJAAN 6 ATON FLORY �■nn BArnxot baknxb. thuiidat, mr t, ix» ...AND YOU'U BUY MODE WAR BONDS The new PAY-AS-YOU-GO Tax Plan is NOT A NEW TAX Not an Extra Tax,♦.Just an easier way of helping your country raise the money to help end this war! IT’S NOT 20% OF YOUR SALARY Sb .. . FIGURE IT OUT... AND • .V Get this straight . . . 'This way of collecting taxes, which goes into effect YOU’LL SAY TO YOURSELF: July 1st, is not a flat 20% tax. It’s only 20% on that portion of your income after you make your permissible deductions. The 20% ineludes 17% for i income faxes and 3% for Victory Taxes. / ”/ believe I can- Now here's the amazing thing . . . vuth 75% of either your 1942 or 194j> I believe/ must- Taxes forgiven (cancelled) and with M 5% Victory Tax reduced to 3%, every wage earner will have less taxes to pay. Net only that, Unde Sam is elimi­ I believe I will- nating the headache of big lump payments . . . from now on you will merely be paying a little bit out of every pay envelope end that's eosyl BUT MOXf WAX SAVINCS BONDS" HERE’S HOW IT WORKS Take the case of a man earning $40.00 per week, with a wife and two children . . . right now $1.30 per week is being deducted for the Victory Tax .. . but with the pay-as-you-go tax ... he wiH only have 80c per week deducted and that includes Income as weN as Victory Toxl <>. Instead of 20% deducted, he has only 2% deducted. This man, like a let of other wage earners, will have mere money to buy more Wor Bendel r HOW TO FIGURE DEDUCTIONS Look at the chart ot the right ... at a puiek glance you can estimate the amount of your weekly deductions They may not only be less than you thought—but, best of oH, each week in precticohy every instance your income taxes are paid. WALLDORFF & SON CUT RATE SHOE STORE STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER . BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE •— BEN FRANKLIN STORE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON HASTINGS ICE & FUEL ROTH FURNITURE Gt E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG M, M STEBBINS & JACOBS COFFEESHOP FARM BUREAU SERVICES HOTEL HASTINGS MARK'S AUTO TAYLOR SHOE STORE LARSEN'S DRY GOODS ■ WESTERN AUTO ASSOCI GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. ATE STORE G. R. BOOKCASE FELDPAUSCH STORES CONSUMERS POWER CO. COLEMAN INSURANCE IRONSIDE MONUMENT HASTINGS CITY BANK BARRYCLEANERS NATIONAL BANK ANDRUS SERVICE MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE LONG & MOORE 5c'te $1 STORE BAIRD'S) STORE THE HASTINGS BANNER MILLER REAL ESTATE CASITE CORP. ’J VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE E. W. BLISS CO. I NT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL HOME HASTINGS MFG. CO. �THE HASTINGS BANNEK. THURSDAY, JULY 8. 1H1 MIDDLEVILLE * his commission as ensign of ths U. 8. Naval Reserves and reported certalnly a very quiet ant. Evident­ ly the majority of people are obey­ received his Masters de ing tha bon on pleasure driving- * Uw same university. Hte wife and The Delta Allen Past Matrons club Utile daughter are living with rel­ of lhe Bastcm Star chapter will atives in Buffalo. N. Y. for Die dur­ hold Its July mooting thia week Fri­ ation. Hte older brother. Lieut. Harday with Mra. Maud Fitch al her Gun lake cottage. A Marie Phillips Cooke, Oallfonila. He aiw» gradu­ ot Grand Rapids te spending a few ated fftxn the University of Gkhldays with her friend. Mr>. E. F. gun and more recently graduated Blake and family. * Mr. and Mrs. from the Officers Candidate school from the Infantry at Fort Benning. and Mra. 81 Lepper of Detroit spent Ga. Both young men were members the weekend with Mrs. L‘* parenta. Mr. and Mra. L. E Elwood and her brothers, Leonard and Alton and Milo Gray and Mra. Hattie Babbitt families. A Mr. arid Mrs. Wensel of Moline silent Thursday with the Nelson and small son Jimmie of former's sisters. Mrs. Katie Gordon Sparta Were visitors of her parenta, and Mra. Christine Ftnkbeiner. Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Getty, on the Gordon, who is from Moline te Fourth, a Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Blake spending some time with her sister were Sunday visitors of her brother while under medical cart. * Mr. and slster-in-taw. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Clare Schantz and two Victor Hilbert at Woodland and thc small daughters, and Miss Jeanette relatives gathered at Baddie Bag Randall of Grand Rapids, spent take for the day. The HUberta are Sunday with Dm girls parents. Mr. in Woodland for Uie summer after and Mra. Rush Randall. A Dr. G. A. nearly two yeara in Tucson, Arizona, E. Lund, among other doctors of Die where they have purchased a home Ccuntv attended a clinic at Ft. Cus­ * Charles P. Parker. Jr., youngest ter. Wednesday afternoon. A Mra. son of Mr. and Mra. Charles Park­ Bertha Dominie is spending some er. who for lhe past two years has time at Lansing with her daughter been employed in the OPA office as she is In very poor health. Mra. GREMLINS HATE MILK ESPECIALLY GRADE A Gremlins can't make trouble in your war job when MILK keeps you physically fit and on the alert! Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4 «c I O BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hastings Jack Ooorbousa of Wayland. We In Hastings. * Mias Marilyn OUtaking a throe-mac th* e University spent ths Hanning family is enjoying a week's vacation at Oun lake. * The annual meeting of ' Thornapplh—Kellogg school district is scheduled for Mon* oday, July 12. Members of the school dnr spent days wtUt relatives near Pioneer. Ohio, w Lynn Lepper of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. J. L Hodgson of Kal­ amazoo were guest* of Uieir mother. Mrs. Isabel Lepper and Mra. H's daughter. Mrs. Roy Steen and fam­ ily over the Fourth. The Hodgsons will return on Thursday to spend the balance of Uie week in town. * Jack Cliase who recently enlisted in weekend. He is at present studying al Western Stale College, but ex­ pects to be in uniform soon. * Wal­ ler Tolhurst of the Wayland vicin­ ity received a cablegram last week from his son Clayton announcing his safe arrival in North Africa Clayton, who was employed on lhe farm of Clarence French ten yeara prior to hl* Induction a year ago. Is connected with lhe chemical divi­ sion ot the U. 8. Army.. He will be glad to hear from old friends who can address Uieir letters as follows: Pvt. Clayton J. Tolhurst. 38198048 c/o Postmaster, New York City Mt*. 'James Pender te convalesc­ ing at her farm home on the Prairie from a recent serious operation for abscess and is now able to sit up a bit. * Her young niece. Charlene Sherman who lias been with her [or sometime .has returned to heV home In Detroit, and another niece. Mte* Beatrice Chirr te with lu-r. * We are glad William Llebler te home from Blodgett liospital, Grand Rap­ id* where ne <pent two weeks while to the rank ot captain. Congralu- wore Hahina here dinner with the relatives. * Mra. (pent several days with her grand day. * Mra. Ethel Schmidt and parent* while her folks, Mr. ana Mra. L. H. Brumm wore Lansing Mrs. Wilson Travte went on a vtaitora last Wednesday. * David । Fourth of July trip. * Little Jane Fau) of Hastings visited hte grand- | McCann of Etest Lansing stayed mother. Mra. Geo. Faul a few days with her grandparent* while her last week. * Mr. and Mra. J. V. i folks went on a short vacation. * Hilbert of Tuscon, Artz., were din- | The children and y.-andl.hildran tier guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.-E. i of R. V. Neil were entertained by a Border. Monday. * Mr. and Mra. 1 daughter. Mr* Lots Faulkner in Karl C. Paul and Manta were Bun- honor of hu sixty second birthday, I day dinner guesta of Mr. and Mra. i -------------------j Richard Hughes and Mra. O. B. psKKiNr: nr mi<k Henham of altaean * Mr .nrt Mra .9.?* Thompson wedding ” in " Freeport | lc5i? ckn and aunts. Mr. and Mrs. Dmer Fenton. Mra. Eva Wood and Claude Fenton. * Pvt. Robert Gillette, wno Is tn service and now attending Princeton University. New Jersey Is spending the week at the Lome of ids parenta, Mr. and Mra. T. I. Gil­ lette. * Miss Bertha Roman, who has been spending the past few uwww monUu ... in Tucson. noMia. Arizona, visited her sister, Mrs. M. W. Parker and family on her way to Bay View Where Mm has a summer home. * A recent marriage of interest to lo­ cal resident* wa* that of Robert OUier. grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William Kronewitter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Olncr of Rutland twp. to MLu Neva Warner of Hasting* The ceremony wa* performed in U*nslng. Robert graduated from the Thornapple-Kdiogg srtiool in 1839. and te now employed by lhe White Products Corp. We understand they are living al Robert Barlow's take cottage. A The Library 1s closed all this week due to ret>n of Die roosn at Die Thom ellogg sclwol. * Master Hirai h ha* completed hte year's studies at the Barbour Hall. Naaareth College. Kalamazoo and te home for the summer with hte parents, Mr and. Mrs. Clarence French. A Fourth of July was a most enjoyable day at Die home of Mr. and MnL Ixiren Tungatc al Parmelee with a gather­ ing of retativm-honoring Die birth­ day of Mrs. T's uncle. Fred SI anima ot Lowell. OUiera present beaddes Mr. and Mra. Stamma were their liken Bertha Black, and l>er friend ■Mrs. Tredinnick of Traverac City, an aunt. Mrs. Joseph Sterzick and daughter Mary and two *otu Oscar and Paul of Lowell, also the Clair Tungate family of Caledonia.. A Thc whereabouts of lhe boys who graduated from T-K itlgirthte year and who recently went into service we understand arc as follows:—Pat Reynold* at Shcp<»ard Field. Texas: Don Carter and Chariea Harris at Camp Haan, Calif. Wc have still to learn the whereabouts of a few more. A Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Gillette ue having vacations this week from their positions hi the Postofflcc and Telephone office and plan to enjoy lhe time with their son Robert who te home. Thursday Uiey expect to spend at Vermontville with Tom’s mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Lake. A Corporal Harry L. Allbrecht ha* a new address oa folows:—1228 MP. Co. <AVNi Camp Ripley. Minn. A Mrs. L. G. Palmer ot Cheteea and Misses Lola and Agnes Stokoo of Detroit were horn-: over the weekend holidays and the first few days of the week on ac­ count of the kertoua Illness of their father. F. O. Stokoe who la now convalescing from bronchial comelcatlons. A Mr*. Roy Snyder vteid her mother, Mra. May Richard­ son in Grand Rapid* on the Fourth A Mr*. Hattie Smith returned Mon­ a vL-n with be? chlldre.' day from afamiHr? visit with her children * CKrk nnd their M^ntthe families. A Clark SceleyM‘ pJSh of IX>lroit sdauLht —' •*— — h anhte -r **^?lna with his ent^ c..................... Ret- .M ...u wife's parent*. Rev. Nhm and Mr*..Geo. d fair® te vteHtag Curite and family. Nina Is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn GrUfeth a* well aa her M. Mfr Bunday evening. Mra. Van Makiey T’rsl Bummers. 50. formerly ol Hasof Woodland and Mra. Paul Des,w,,ot d*«d Thuraduj at iier granger of Dike Odessa were call- bomc in otarksville were held Bun^s Si ■ Uie F?aS? ~ 1X £> *’bX* ™ ’J. Thursdav evening * Mr and Mrs I 114 r-*l home and at 2 30 at Gaines Arthur Giddings of Tawas City arc > cemeten BurUi wUI bu visiting Mis* c»rrte Grozlnger Ulla j ■Gal * ceme,e-ri' week. * Mr. and Mra. LeRoy Perk- ! Surviving besides her husband ins of Palo called on George Sch- ?re a *»>• Eugene of Clarksville: nclder and Miss Ella Schneider £«ur slslera, Mra Fred Pape of Bunday. * Rev. and Mrs. Kennard SW*’’’: Mrs. Mildren Prowant of Bchatbiy and family of Hopkins «’d-' Edna JenJUns of spent Bunday with lite parents. Mr'M^u,l,">' a,ld Mr»- Grace Cole of and Mrs Henry Sell* lbly Mr^itod I Bancroft, and two bro Dur*. Harn Mr*. Colo Schalbly of Kalamazoo ' Bor"1 ol Flint and William of Dcwere Thursday night guests at Die Scluiblv home. * Mr. and Mra. Eu- ‘ JMtowing is a poem which she gene Blair of Allegan spent Uie ’rrolc:M1 weekend with her parent*. Mr. and , ,N1 Mra. Ciia*. Hesterly of west Wood- !Wh® L' land. * Word lias been received by ; .vl,^a.rc, relatives liere of lhe birth of a 6 Who*,U wh,? he,lps w' n,y Uur" ............ Allegan -are receiving congratula­ tions daughur Uons on the birth of a daughter bom last wwk. * Rev. and Mrs. J. S De*bier went to Grand Rap- ST •» « ,,,w< WEATHERTE5TED she Will undergo an operation. y r’c"«nuor For lhe Next Cenou* Mra. Dfle 81laver of Toledo. Ohio, Who is it w)k> stops, when I'm in Mr. and Mra. Gordon William* are distress are spending the week with her sis­ receiving rongratulattoiu on thc ।1 Who is II who. would sacrifice rest. ter. Mra. William Sweet and family. birth of a daughter. Sue Ann. Tues- mZ * Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brog spent Who 7L in ’J. deep trouble, can smile ur day. June 22 at Lake Odessa. Thr c.n --------------------the weekend at Jackson with their httlc miss weighed 8 pounds and Mv Neighbor son-in-law. and daughter. Mr. and 5 ounce*. Mrs. William* and Sue * w,noor Mra. Kennllh Vogel. Their grand­ All colon— Ann wire brought home in the am- • Yes neighbors are fine daughter Helen Jean Brog accomin 5 gallon lots. maire iimr-. lianled them and will spend thc STmt n.f.rtng tm U‘cm at Uielr etpectally when clothes all hung weekend with Ivor aunt. * Carl Dun­ nome liere. , line lap of Detroit spent last weekend at Eormer Kesident* Arrive From ' Buddrnlv go flop, with an awful the home of hte parents. Mr. and Arizona decline Mrs. Ernest Dunlap and took hi*-, TtSSVArt.^ J^Xu>?UbSL?f Wh° r“"r'' “w •“* 01 wife iiomo to convalesce from a re­ and Beautiful Tuscon. Arizona, arrived in Wood- I time? cent serious major operation per­ land Sunday evening. They plan My Neighbor REGULAR. formed in Grand Rapids. * The to spend the rest of the summer at Veru Hooper family arc nicely set­ their home here. They were in Grabs them all un tled In their recently purchased splendid health and looked brown Mud. ...ww. smoke v and ..... grl grime and rugged. The Ariona sunshine Says ------ that's -■ a shame, •— the comer of East Main and Grand agrees with Diem both. Wc are i'll help you thia time Rapids Sis. * Thc Rouse circle la­ all very glad to have thc HUberta And instead nf oassing dles had a pleasant meeting with with us this summer. Mrs. Dale Beu. on Thursday. Their As some would have "done The Community D.VJ1B. wa* August meeting will be a picnic at brought to a close with a picnic al lhe Gun lake cottage of Mrs. MatUe Benaway. * Mrs. Ely MacNaughthe Lake Odessa Park on Friday My trouble* all over with 102 in attendance. The dem­ No more was I glum lon and Mrs. Rush Randall were Grand Rapids visitors on Saturday. onstration program was enjoyed by And greatful was I. WITH WATER and apply. On: a nice audience at the Methodist For this .neighbor of mine. * Sgt. Frederick Gillette, son of B. ehureh on Thur5d*y evening. P. Gillette, is now located In North rallon paint* the average she room. The school this year wiu under the Africa. He has been stationed in OBITUARY of Mrs. Geo. Wingard Maryland for ma'ny months. * Mr. W,U* thc fo,lowtnK corps of Ufachcrs Emma K. Parker, daughter of and Mra. Bernard Peck and two -Beginners department. Mrs Reu- Myron and Lucinda King was born sons of Hastings, were Sunday visi­ $Sl *^C®?=.P,JS52 December 28. 18.53 in Orange­ tors of her psrenU, Mr. nnd Mrs. Will H. Johnson. Master Maurice Helen Reesor; Junior department. township. Ionia County, and pnued remained over night so as to ac­ Mrs. State Hilbert; Internwdtate away at thc home of her daugh­ company his grandfather on a fish­ <iepartinem Etta Schneider; Music. ter. Mrs. Lynn Allerding in Carl­ ROLLER tor applying Barbara Dalton and Maxine Botes, ton township, June 27. at thc age ing trip, Mt ‘ ~~ —”* and helpers. PhyHte LoRue, BMty from Cali­ Moc-O Lac Satin-Tone, Rm. 89c LaRue. Joyce Eckardt and Rob®-ta —When 9’yrtra of age sh^ with --------- ---------------------------- r. and Mrs: WOODLAND her parenta moved to Vcrkennrs J. L. Rugg spent Monday evening Last Wise. Week's Letter In Battle Creek with their daughter. Tha children manifested much In­ township, Kent Co., where she lived Heth\nv (JeandUei A Slckn£S In Mr nnd Mni Oeo- Varoe» *nd h^ic Iccounu for ?ur brevite I •»•»««»>*" Mary Jane and Georgia terest Uiroughout the school—many until united in marriage to Wil­ of them expressing the desire that liam H. Parker. October 21. 1874. in। corrcxmndenceWe hone bv next mother,"Mrawere d,nncr miesls Mrs. Varneys EHue of Tay&Ff ’w Ta^Tertlffc0.^A who preceded her In death Muy 21. L" £?n^i£?"dT.Me-JT _??? mother. Mrs.’Lillie Tavlor of Kalaweek things will be more normal mo Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. R. W. S^aFy off wing wu aSort <4 1W7. and we can let the readers know mo. Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. R. w. j missionary offering was a part of Surviving arc two daughters. Mra. more of the doings In this "Mlddle- Lenhard of Clarksville were Sun-, the worship program each morning. Lynn Allerdliuc of Carlton town­ Vllhige" on the Thomapple river. * dav dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. 116.08 was brought in. This will be ship and Mra. Wynn Butler of Sar­ Sunday visitors jit Mrs. Sylvia-Allen Robert L. Born. * Mra. Gallen Plsh- used to help carry on Christian work anac. four grandchildren. Parker and the Glenn Allen family at Par­ er and daughter Lois Jean of Nash­ among the migrants in the state of Freeland of Burbank. Call/.. Lor­ 128 W. STATE ST. melee were the following retaUvcs. ville called on Mrs. Cha*. Leonard Michigan. raine Smith. Band Lake, and Jack Mr. & Mra. Warren Allen of Grand­ Thursday. ★ Miss Virginia Varney The committee wants to express Lyn and JoAnne Butler nt horn-, i ? X f PHONE 2524 ville, Mr. and Mra.-John Goorhouse spent thc weekend with Miss Max­ ita appreciation to the parents, also three great grandchildren arid I of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Harry ine Bates of East Woodland. * friends, drivers and all who helped a host of friends. Eleanor Jean Bird visited her grand i to make this school n succcan. parents. Rev. and Mra. G. W. Bo- | dine of Manistique in the Upper I IRVING Peninsula last week and te now vis­ Mr. and Mra. Earl Engle and two iting Mr. and Mra. Orville Pita­ grandsons of North Irving were geraid of Grand Rapids. * Rodger Sunday guesta of Mr. nnd Mn. Paul returned Wednesday from a John Bcteon. * Mr. and Mra. Ar­ week's stay at Carrip Manltotf^ln gyle Windex from Royal Oak wen the Grand Rapids Y. M. O A. home for the Fourth of July week­ camp at Barlow lake. * Mra. Edi­ end. * The .whole village wrote or son Baas of Lansing visited her at least signed a letter to Sgt. father. John Summ over Die week­ Richard Palmer at Percy Jone:. end. ★ Dr. L. H. Brumm attended | hospital. The L. A. 8. did llkethe annual meeting of the Mlchl- wise. Al) are glad to know he te yet,lnfry u-vivr. better. W * mraMrs uonn John firry Perry cmcrenierclntlon to East Lansing test Wed- 1 mined some of the old time neighnesday. * Mr. and Mrs. E- O Shor- bora of Mrs. John Ten Harkr). for no expect to leave Friday for Den- her pleasure while she and Mr. ver. Colo., where thev will visit | Ten Harkcl were house guests di OUSE PAIN 2L5 KQ ww HASTI Hot Weather Specials! 170 ACRE FARM, wonderful buildings, 'We/far suMum/s J 13,000.00 Two good buys in thc village of Nashville AN EXCELLENT HOME, 3 bedroom* up, 1 bedroom and bath down, living room, dining room? and kitehen. tat*. Au excellent garden place. . >3.000.00 7 ROOM HOUSE in the village of Nashville. 1 bedroom I'M A Signal Corps aoldier. Tn onr outfit we fight with field telephones, wire and awilchboarda, as well as with machine guns. So I know what hap­ pens on a long distance switchboard when too many folks want to make calls at thc same time. There’s an over­ load — and calls art delayed.” ' hardened long distance system. Even if you ordinarily make only two or three long distance calls a month, you wiB be helping if you cut doxn, on lhe number. To help speed the handling of the most essential calls, you arc asked to do these things — ‘ Pleaie make only the moil neces You must be lhe judge aa to whether ytrnr call Is suflicirully important to Justify ite being placed on thc war* If you mutt call by long dittance, be at brief •*• ***••1” ‘ MICHIGAN BILL TILIPHOMI COMPANY down. 3 bedrooms up. living room, dining room and kitchen. Has a wonderful steam heating plant, gas SOME GOOD BUYS IN COTTAGES on beautiful Wall Lake, abo house and lots. EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER (Thc beet investment on earth la the earth itself) STEBBINS Bill DING PHONE 2659 under Government Rationing Programs Yes, more than just willing — proud. Proud to share with our fighting men and with the millions who fight at home. "What's’ there to be proud of?")you ask. "We have no choice.” True. But remember: Victory — or defeat — is hastened by our acts. And there arc always ways to chisel, to "beat the game." and Share the Enjoyment of We have an assignment — to o serve and share. Take food, for ample. In North Africa, An troops captured a French fort, i by revealing a truck-load of fa Thai's why our assignment at Im is important. Be ready, when that comes back, to look him in the and uy, "Well done, Soldier. We, i carried out our assignment." J°'ia lbt <hou»and» who *r ORANGE KIST and Other Delicious Flavors! »omc home mi um the' �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THVB8DAT, JULT 8, 1H3 noon and evening guests of Mr.1 their daughter Wilma that her | Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Barcroft and Mra. Martin Vander Male. Mra. f family. * Mr. and Mra. C. w. CulVcdaMShwide?nofDDeitroit *^1^ hujband CaptM" William B Kyea j of Irving were Sunday evening Francis Vander Male and Mra l ver spent Bunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs George Forbey'u home on '“riough from over- | caltera of Mr. end Mra. Ken Ralph Adams. Jr. of Grand Rap-1 Mra. W. M. Culver of Wayland, and family Saturday iv afternoon. * •*“- * Mrs. Emma Anderson was Smelker. They also called on Mr. —1. ids were —.. Thursday ...--------- evening dinner ! * Mtea Oertle Thompson of PonMr and Mr* Boyd p ——— __ . W_ I MM* —J Mrs. Ivan Roush -v. tlae tlac wm ■a Wnrtav Friday vliilr* visitor nt of Ur Mr. Payne ofe Has- ; In Hastings Saturday afternoon *nd Mr* Onfln Smelker. a * Mr. guests of Mr. and ting* were Sunday eve'n'ing guests * Vera Bliss ofGrand Rapid* was *nd Mr»- Donald Walton returned | and family. * Mrs. Ellen Yarger and Mrs. John Thaler. * Mr, and and Barbara Ann. of Grand of Mr*. Ida Payne. * Mr. and Mrs . Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and ,wn ’ « ‘ from thelr honeymoon at : and Mr. and Mra. Dan Postma wen Mrs Melvin Hutchens and daugh­ spent ths weekend with r» It ---------- —... Escanaba. On their way home, Friday afternoon caller* of Mr. ter of Orand Rapids visited Mrs. Lige Stahl of Elmdale were Sat- I Ir. _______________ Hutchens Monday- * Mrt. Prertori of-» Battle urday evening guests of Mr. and ward Thaler. Other callers were they called on Mr. and Mra. Rob- : and Mra. L. J. O’Harrow of Orand William _Mr*. - - . - Roy ■ . U----- '---Mrs. W. C. Lape. * Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. Basil Thompson, of ert Campbell and Mr. and Mr*. | Rapids. * Frank Cool te spending Lyda Smith of Lowell spent a few Ira Blough and Ivan of Alto spent Pontiac, Mr. and. Mr*. Will Mishler George Brownell of Flint. * Pvt. | a few days with his daughter Mra. days with her sister, Mrs. Ellen Sees*. * Mrs Harold Woods and Franklin Burgess arrived at Camp Leon Jones of Mount Pleasant Monday with Mr. and Mr*. Will j and Gwendolyn of South Bowne Mrs. Clara Payne of Decatur spent son spent the weekend with her­ (be weekend with bls mother. Mra Blcugh. * Rev. and Mr*. Everett and Mte* Norma Yoder, local Mr McCoy. Wisconsin. Thursday. He * Mr. and Mrs. Willard Arnold E rente in Kalamaxoo. * Mr. and Ida Payne. * Sgt. Gerald Forbey Love have moved to their home I Fausey, who te employed in Mus­ called his parents Saturday eve- and Marilyn of Hastings and Mr. r*. Marvin Thaler of afSioux City, Iowa te spending a in Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. ■ kegen, i*» spending hte vacation at nlng and said that he was all1 and Mrs Robert Glasgow of Dowre Sunday afternoon t (waive day furlough with hl* par­ Willard Kidder moved Into the ' home. * Mtes Oertle Thompson of right. * Miss Betty Stuart te spend- 1 ling spent the weekend with Mr. ent*, Mr. and Mrs. George Forbey parsonage. * Paul Mead, who has Pontiac and Mrs. Ida Fox • of ing a few days of her vacation and Mr* Glenn Kellogg. * Mr*. Mrs William Hutchens * Ix.on Howk received word that Mrs. Truman Pippel of Algonac, and family. * Mr. and Mr*. J. B. been in bed for several weeks, te Bowne were Wednesday afternoon wiTh her mr.n!. Mr nnd Cook and family of Orand Rapids able to be on hte crutches again, caller* at the Allen Pteh home. * Ralph Stuart. She is_planning to I pfc. Ervin Stahl te somewhere In the former liavmg entered the North Africa. He reports having army, came late Friday evening to. were Sunday afternoon callers of * Mr and Mr* Frank Asplnall of Mrs. Lyle Newton spent the hoii- go to North Dakota Thursday. Mr and Mr*. Ed Stairs * Mr and Haatings. Mr. and Mr*. Bue! Sis- ( days with her husband Pvt. Lyle Mr.' and Mrs. Harry Boughner „ a fine trip * Pfc. K. Braendle of the home of their parents. Mr. Mr*. Arthur Clinton of Carlton son. local, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Newton at Camp Rucker. Alabama. latke Odessa called on Mr. and Jefferson Barracks. Mo. was a and Mrs. P. C. Tabberer. bringing a trailer |>ad of household goods, Were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Stadel and son Lavem of Lanung * Patty Hoyt te visiting her grandstoring them for the duration. Sat­ and Mrs. B. R. Clllntoti. * Rev were- Sunday afternoon caller* of mother. Mrs. Cora Carr and othMr. and Mrs Charles Asplnall and er relatives at Lansing for two , by the Barry County Christian En- Buehler of Grand Rapids spent urday they returned for another giwether of Huntington. Indiana Adah Sigler. * Rev. E- B- Oriffln weeks. * Percy Rosser spent the ' deavor Union will be held at the the weekend with her parents Mr. load, selling the furniture at a •era Friday dinner guests of Rev. attended a meeting of the Lane Fourth with hte son. Wesley Ros- i Woodland Recreation Park Sun­ and Mrs. Forrest Buehler. * Mr. private sale. They were accomu «,». Mr?. day. July 11. at 8:30. Cal Holden „„ and Mrs. Mrwie Lewis ouwci Stade! >nu and aun son panted by Mrs. Ruin Vosberg Sun­ and Mrs. K. B. Oriffln. * Dr. and Memorial Home Board at Charlotte scr snd family of Allegan. * »»_ Mra. I. H. Wallers and family of last Tuesday. * Mr..and Mrs. Oail Maxine Bolo spent the* weekend of Grand Rapids wiU be the di- Lavem of Lansing were Sunday day when they drove to Orand RaoOrand Rapids enjoyed a picnic Lightfoot received word -Monday with Mrs. Glenn Bolo of Battle rector. * Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Orlf- I callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stairs. ids where Mrs. Voaberg visited her gUnner kt the home of Mr. and that Carl reached Bend. Oregon. Creek. * Mrs. Agnes Thompson of i fin were in Woodland on business j * Mrs Jennie Casaday »oent'the sister Mrs. C. V. Holstein and Tuesday. June 29 Ke will si>end Hastings was a Wednesday after­ Saturday evening. .They also call- weekend with her daughter--Mrs. 'family. The Pipper* drove on to Mr*. William Crakes. * Elmer Hull at Lowell Is spending a few day* the remainder of the summer with noon caller of Mrs. Ralph Sage ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs ■ Nellie Smith of Hastlpgk * Mr. visit Truman's mother at Grand M Mrs Robert „ CWM,„. w „u La*r«>« Chase * Mr. and Mra. and Mra.. William. Hosebrook of Haven and his sister Mrs. Henry and Newton. * rt Alva •t the Frv and Thompson home. hte uncle William F. McGregor ... and famUy *' Mr. and Mr*. Byron Moore ipant the holidays-with his Bert Farrell of Carlton were Mon- ' Ohio spent Satifrday afternoon Kuter and little Trunle in Mus­ • Rev. and Mrs. E B. Oriffln spent Psvne and family of Zeetend Mrs. Charles day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chattel with Mr. and Mra. Virgil Woods kegon. They returned to the famPayne Zeeland suent spent ru>r«m, parents \,r ' Saturday night and Sunday with muo. Moore. c. He returned to M. 8. C. Asplnall and Adah Sigler. * Mr. and family. * Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Bert home Tuesday nfcjht and Wed­ -- • —----,Mr. Tuesday morning. -------------and Mra.---Joe .Kauffman and---fam- -I mul Montgomery, Mr. and Mra. Mra. Stuart ne*day the Hotetein's of Orand Byron. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Ida Payne. * Sgt. Oerald For- at- Kalamaxoo. and family of Carlton bey spent tne Fourth with friends * Mr. and Mr* Robert Newton Uy were Sunday dinner guests of ■ Montgomery and son Jimmy of Haplds Joined them at a family Were Sunday dinner guests of Mr in Indianapolis. Indiana * Pvt. were Sunddv dinner guest* of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson and < Detroit spent the weekend with ' d|nner at lhe Tabberer home. * and Mrs Alfred Gtonzale-i and Ricnard Blough is spending his and Mra. William Newton of Slate family of Maple Orove. * Mr. and Mrs. Ellen Seese. Serse. * Mrs. lui». Lizzie uuic Rev -*-••- J -•- R •Crtepell of Hastings .umuy. mt. and ano Mrs mo Lewis w»u Pagel ragei furlough with his parent* Mr and Road. Jimmy remained for a few Mrs. Steve Miller of Logan and Mra. ,n spent Ferguson te is a patient at St St. Mary's called on Mr. ~~ —... F. .. C. w. Tab.. Jamlly. w * Mr. wm ;, iho«pttal ------------------~—a Rapids 4 Mr berer Thursday. and Jack and Mrs Rose Ware of Mrs. Jay Blough. * Mr. and Mr*. day*, visit with hLs grandparents. Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Will in Orand * Mr ju----Battle Creek were Bunday after- Ray Wieland received word from * Mr and Mr*. J. E Bullrtek and Blough. * The Misses Helen and and Mra Floyd W. Chase of- De — ­ Freeport Methodist Church Rev John MaCue. Pastor Mr*. Jennie Miller of South Bend. Dorothy Stecklc et Battle Creek ■ Jroit were guests of the former's 10: 00 A. M. Worship service. Indiana, spent the Fourth with were Thursday evening guests of ■ mother Rev. and Mr*. J. U Ickes, 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school, Mf and Mrs. Dan Poatma and their parents, Mr. and Mra. Owen ’Saturday. * Mrs. William'HutchPhyllis Anrr Mrs. Miller remained steckle. * Mr. and Mr*. Basil ens *pent from Thursday until class for all ages. 8:00 P. M. Sunday evening, for a longer visit. * The Misses Thompson and Mrs. Edna Seafe of Mondav visiting friend* and rclSarah Jane Burgess and Dorothy Pontlac are spending thte week i at lyes in Lansing. * Mrs. Russel! song fest and sermon will be given Bunn spent, Saturday afternoon with Mr and Mrs John Thaler. , and Mrs. Singer of Grand Rapids on the church lawn. The W. 8. C. 8 will meet with and evening in Battle Creek. They * Mra. Kenneth Pennoyer of were Sunday guests of Mr. and also called on Pfc. Howard King Orand --------— Rapid* r.—. — and — Mra. Watt ------- Mrs. Ivan Roush. ★ Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Leon Howk Wednesday af­ —to both men and women, on just your own signa­ ternoon. July 14th. Everyone in­ who te a patient at Percy Jones Twrrt... Thomas of South o—.u » Bowne ---------------were--Mon -------­ Marvin Thaler of Harting*. Mr* ■ hospital. * Mrs. Minnie Zystra of day afternoon caltera. of Mr. and William vruuaui Mishler muuici and «uu Gwendolyn u>riiuui)ll of ol vited. • ---- . ... . ture and security. Cosh advanced up to $300.00. Loacll spent Wednesday evening 1 Mrs »»—•’ " —•—---—■•-­ South Bowne and Miss Noma Yo- Charch of the^Vntied Brethren In Merrll Karcher and- 'family. with Mrs Ivan Roush. * Mr. and * Mr. and Mrs. George Talbot and der. local, were Sunday callers of E. B Griffin D. D. Pastor Mrs H. J. Harmon and son Charles daughter Maude and Dora of Am­ Mr. and Mra. John Thaler and I Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. of Grand Rapids and Dallas Al­ herst, Ohio spent a Jew days with family * Mrs Ixima Conley ac- I ___ . -------- —lee ofe-Gull Lake were Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Warren Surrarrer. componled Mr and Mrs Ed Caln ,, . ___ evening dinner guests of Rev. and * Mrs. Jake Wolfe of Hastings Of Muskegon to Ohio. Wisconsin. I *- “ Bunday school M. Mnrnirw Morning -~r.n worship Mrs J. W McCue. Charles and called on Mrs. George Forbey * Mtes Evelyn Overholt of Battle , 11:30 A. M 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. Dallas remained to spend this Thursday afternoon. * Ralph Creek spent the weekend with her I " f” c: week with their grandparent*. * Stuart. Sr., of Muskegon spent the parents Mr and Mra. Charles Over- "The Christian Depends on Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Owens of Adar weekend with his family at home. holt * Mr and Mrs. Floyd Wnl- O®?!. 111W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. ’00 p. M. Evening service. and-------Bill----Vander Creek visited at lhe homa of Rev. * - ,.Ted — Walton ---------- ------------- ton of ot South souin Bowne uownc were Sunday sunoay 1, ,8--------. Bll and Mrs. J. W. McCue Sunday Male were in Grand Rapids Sun- guest* of Mr and Mrs. Claude '•> HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BU1G. PHONE 2722’ aftemoon. Other callers were 1 day. * Mrs. Polly Parks was a Walton. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles 10: ,n 00 “ A. * M “ Morning worship Mrs. Pauline Thompson and Mr. Thursday guest of Mr*. Lizzie Hoyt and Patty and Mr. and Mrs. 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school 8: 00 P M. Christian Endeavor and Mrs. Clarence Van Patten. * Smelker of West Freeport. ♦ Mr. John Youngs visited Mr. and Mr*. I m o.Y.ore . Mr. . M T««lw prajrt inertRov Kllngman of Oaylord. * Mr I P. Tuemen end । ln<__________ and Mra. J. I*. daughteruHitBonnie Mtes • aic e Jean, and Miss Myra Coleman of Detroit spent Tired Tractor Operators the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. L. Tractor operators who are work­ B Lester. * Mr. and Mrs Charles Hoyt spent Sunday with Mr. and ing long hours to get esught up with Mrs Come Schopdelmayer of spring plowing esn not sRord to Orand Ranlds * A daughter was overlook lhe fact that tractor and bom to Mr. and Mra Lawrence machinery accidents are more like­ Hawkins (Wilma Helrigie) at Pen­ ly to occur when the operator la nock hospital. Mrs. Daniel Follte of Valparaiso. Indiana. Is caring tired but still in a hurry. They must for them at the former's home. not forget that while the operator * Mr and Mra. George Hooper tires, the tractor Is still moving and Mrs. Julia oSdfrey attended along at the sama rate of speed at the wedding of Miss Helen Rlg- the close of the day. terink. daughter of Dr. J. W. Rlgterink. at Orand Rapids. Friday afternoon * Pfc. K. Braendle of A 60-page booklet, issued by the Jefferson Barracks. Mo., is spend­ Nazis in Poland, contains only the ing his furlough with his narents. titles of Polish authors' books that Mr. and Mra. Ken Braendle and are prohibited reading. FREEPORT PERSONAL LOANS Natkaa Bala Sketch Nathan Hale, Bevolutlonary pair!- necticut on Juno 8, 17M. After ho was graduated from Yale ho taught school until the outbreak at the Revolutionary war. He rose to the rank of captain and when George Washington asked for a volunteer obtain information about its strength and designs, Hsia oRered himself. Disguised as a Dutch school teacher he.obtained the information and had nearly reached his own picket line demned to death the following morning—September 22. 1778. Just before he was. hanged he uttered his immortal words: ‘1 only regret that I have but one life to give for The British colony ot FIJI, once noted for cannibalism among the the value of almost 3 million an­ nually. Along lhe shores of the Great Lake* and the Mteateippl River, (765 million worth of tea-going vessels are being built for war services, a figure more than twice aa wm spent by the Navy foi naval construction in 1M0. Dixie' Origins The name aourcs of •’Dixie' suggested: One. that it was a cor­ ruption of Dixon In the Mason and Dixon line, the popular name for the division between lhe North and the South. Another, that it referred to a generous and kindly planter named Dixie or Dixey, who owned hattan island before the abolition of slavery In Now York. These slaves, in later years, looking back at their happy times al Dixie's made the name synonyiftous with Utopia. The Raw in this suggestion is that, if .trae, Dixie would be associated originally with the North while the early songs actually expressed a longing for the Southland. The third theory li that Dixie exine from the French "dix," which was printed on 110 banknotes issued by the Banque de Cltoyens de la Loulsianne in New Orleans. These banknotes popular­ ly were called "dixies" and the bank known as "Dixie's bank." Eventually it Was applied to lhe en­ tire South. In addition to lhe two palm of shoes issued every American soldier* on entering the service, three extra pairs must be available in reserve nnd two more pairs in process of manufacture. Cor Lubrication Adjusted To Slow Speed Summer Driving HELP FOR ALL CARS WITH WINTER OIL CL0GGIN6THEI SYSTEM CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION FINAL WARNING! Important new motor law effective £ Keeping your cor properly greosed ond oiled with the chonge of season ond speed is a matter of better life or encroaching death to your cor. All the more so if there ore days on end wheruyour car never leaves the garoge. The mere change from heavy to light oil in your crank case means less then when you got your engine warmed up ot least twice o day. Water and sludge, acids and just pldin dirt, rapidly clog your car’s system from oil screens to sticky valves. For the sake of your car. have us check it .all over once a month. , ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Hastings, Mich. A July 30th...you can lose your license to drive or own a car by not meet- / ' ing its provisions! MEN WANTED FACTS ABOUT THIS NEW MICHIGAN LAW: STARTING JULY 30th, you win be barred from the roods as a driver or owner of an autombile, the first time you have an accident involving any bodily injury or death: UNLESS, you can satisfy the Secretary of State that the liability resulting from such accident is insured, IF NOT BO Insured, unless you can furnish an affidavit certifying that all personal injury or death claims resulting from such accident have been settled or unless you can give security for payment of such The Low Also Applies IF YOU foil to pay, within 30 days, any final judgment for bodily injury or death, or for property damage of more than $50.00 or IF YOU ore convicted of violation of certain pro­ visions of die Motor Vehicle law. IGNORANCE OF THE LAW NO EXCUSE: CAN YOU PROVE YOUR FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY? The minimum amount of financial responsibility required is: $5000 for injury to, or death of, one person in one accident; $10,000 for injury to. or death of, two or more persons in one accident, and $1000 for damage to the property of others. The best, safest, and most economical way for you to prove that you are financially responsible Is to carry the right kind of Automobile insurance in an insurance company licensed to do business in Michigan! ' HOW A TRAVELERS ROUCY CAN HELP YOU Within thc limits of the amounts of insurance provided by the policy, Automobile insurance placed with The Travelers: 1. Protects you against damage claims arising out of the of the damage caused to property by your automo­ bile. Investigates the accident, determines who was to blame. 2. Settles meritorious claims amicably, whenever pos­ sible. Acts it. your defense if court action Is necessary. Pays the award if one is rendered, the court costs and legal fees in addition. 3. Protects everything you own against being seired, sold, or attached to satisfy a damage judgment aris­ ing from an automobile accident. WHY INSURE IN THE TRAVELERS? 1. Since 1898, The Travelers lias protected more car owner* than any other company. This experience ii valuable to you. 2. More than 500 Traveler* representatives who will help you in case of an automobile accident are located in Michigan. There arc hundreds more in bordering states. , < aa now to nona yourself THI TRAVILIRS INSURANCI CO. Please eend me free digest of thc Motor Vehicle Finan­ cial Responsibility Law. . Nam*. Arfdrara. Telephone No. THI TRAVELERS INDEMNITY CO. HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT PHONE 2104 PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFC. COMPANY COLEMAN AGENCY STEBBINS BLDC. IN OUR LOCAL PLANT All applicants must qualify under the new war See a Travelers agent as soon as possible. Find out which type of Automobile insurance will help you keep your driv­ ing and car-owning privilege. With this new law, and in view of the present low rates, you can't afford to be without Automobile insurance. THE TRAVELERS FREE! WAR JOBS NOW OPEN HASTINGS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-07-15.pdf 57a2792df69a688ad8ef092094b7a939 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner SECTION ONE—FACES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR ?/£S<o,LFieE°R? On the ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆ etlCTS OFFICERS Home Front Locol Veteran Given Highest District Office , ™ *t 1 (* I | *a*raa«<* eiiwwsv HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JULY 15. 1943 "THE BEGINNNG OF THE END 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS EQUALIZATION H the Allied Invasion of Sicily It is reliably reported that a fleet rAlk fAllMTV continue* with the success of the of two thousand boats of aU types kill) I I1IJNI V flrat lew aaya. u can weu oe termea were used in the initial attack. 1 VVUHI I T1V I AX IMA fVY ADODTFR ■ 1 MJMVVFIIgV U. OF M. EXTENDS !SCHOLARSHIP PLAN ' And Encouroge Promising RATIONII ☆ AT A GLANCI The Fourth District Association i Students Throughout Stat* Hitler and his* mechanized dl-l| 'of the American Legion held their ML II1LAL*WLW IVV VI Six BarM County high schools | BEGINNING.^ After Sicily. Bar­ visions did not dare to attempt ■ annual election of officers SaturI denlaJand will bridging of the English Channel Figures for 18 Supervisor's . standing graduate to the Univer­ il Stop* Improvement*—**“ Corsica * *“ be relatively the This Is a regular weakly feature Dear Members of the Armed , day, July 10. al Nite*, with an cxfor a direct attack on Britain tn! L’, I J° minor problems and then, the Mediof Michigan every year with designed to aid you In your «u»ceptlonaily large attendance pres­ Forces: Hastings Should Be Ready . „ „„ “ . Adopted by Board sity ■ **,!•*. lie a ■ terranean terraneanwill win be oean an open open highway nignway the late*summer and fall of 1940 no tuition charge under a huge rent purchases of Items rattOMt Iff 'Members of the Armed Forces' ent. To Cooperate With U. 5; A. for Allied shipping. But. any map though Fr.ra ... enut-d.',h™* new scholarship plan just ap­ the government. This newspstwr Senior district vice commander seem to cover a multitude of In Public Work After War-will show that these three Island- *nd BrKUh ,u.n<U> lev,,,!, «pproved by the Board of Regents believes this service will OBSHa. branches In this war. During World Shirley B. Henry, of Hastings, was .d,™™ and announced by President Alex­ dividual* to cooperate more fully In War 1 the boys from home seemed j elected to the highest district ofWe all know that labor costs bastions. In fact, even Northern Italy Prd Uyovih low, >1 Dunkirk u>d R w»8 out' that afternoon they fixed the fol- ander O. Ruthven. to be either in the Army or Navy. flee, that of Stale Executive qom- have Increased from 50 to 100 per is still a considerable distance from Bl *Wih0,6 Under the terms of the new ar­ But now even from this small town mitteeman. Other offlers elected cent in the last five year*: al*o the heart of German production numbered eight or ten to one In the lowing Friday for convening again, we have many of ybu in the Army, । were a* follows: that the price* of practialiy kll center which is the real source of air. The English Channel water1 That was done to give the com- rangement. u full tuition scholar­ Red stamps P. Q and R now valid. committeeman George several icireiHi in >i> the me Navy no.j and «uu Marine aiuuie <i Alternate -------- --------------------------------------i- Kinu* kind* OI of material* material* are are Iliuctl much ni»unlgli- Hitler's power and ability to con­ gap Is only twenty miles across In ■ mlttee ou equalization an oppor- ship is established in the nume of S valid July 18 All expire July II. Corps. M few in the Coast Guardi. 8loc .k, °{. "lock of N Niles; District Command-| Command- ' er. We B11 j^iUe that It takes tinue with the war. place*—yet the narrowest part oC lunfty to complete their work and every one of the 629 accredited high C1 UVd Y. *. muuk«lll, <*• Ml. Edward*CAEWBIU*some tii in the several branches or the er. Jot more money to provide for the sea between Sicily and Nprth | make their report Friday. A* usu- schools and preparatory schools in B1ue stamps N. P. Q valid com­ 11. rn.n. «... .van t.aua a huru : Senior Vice Commander Ver_ __ . __ _ Air Corp* and we even have a burg; Commander. Ver- i a family or a home. " I The Sicilian invasion has been Africa is several times this distance «> Uie report was rwtved and Michigan. This County's accredited shcools. mencing July 1 througn Aug. 7. WAVE, a Marine WR and a HPAR. non Simmon* of Con.tan tine. Jun- , Art. we rnMlun< tne rlIPCl> O1 termed by both Axis and Allied com... i tabled until the next day, when it Coffee So far we seem to have missed lor Vice Commander. E. J Barnes, hl|lher co.,u of ubor and materials mentetora os "the grqptcaTand moat Not so long ago. Hitler referred *“® SaSj^The all of which will benefit from the plan, are: Delton Rural Agriulturliuving a WAC, which the |>aper* of Plainwell; Welfare officer. Er- 1 r on" _our --------• city? —« We -------ought u. to ......... under- daring undertaking in military hl*-'to the Western allies as "military- !?d Stomp 21 for 1 lb valid July 1 f«lr al School; Freeport High School; through July 21. tell u* is the new-name for the nest Lind, of South Haven: HU- !»tand that much more money is lory." • I Never -------------------------before have --so ----------m “ 'O' . idiots;.' Yet these "idots" are now 1 |j 1[1( ^poj-tant wwk or tne motion WAACs. tnrinn Ch»rb-« PUher. Rl_ Jaarnh: 1' Hastings High Sc)tool: Tnornapnlctorisn. Ciiarics Fisher, St. B.urrl., Joseph, |. tn' rare for ChapUln. WUlUm D..U, ™ the ordinarv u men and so -a much material <.» been - in process of teaching him some for ll5 adoption would not have re­ W. K. Kellogg School. Middleville; When ‘ you come home on fur­ moved across formidable water bar­ military facts he didn't know even celVed the vote of every member of W K. Kellogg School. Nashvlhe; lough we civilians have a difficult Woodland Township School f RJinkI fOr 0Ur h°n’f’ “nd laWnS- riers in such a short space of time. (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.1 , the board. time identifying all the different live ‘ Established by the Regents as a Following Is their report as apinsignia that you wear. Well know- NiteaImprovement and repair of streets. used for canning sugar in amounts "reaffirmation of their faith In the 1 plied to each of the 18 Supervisors' ng now proud each of you are of w wn.iT,. n 'snow removal, street cleaning, op. . districts -of Die county. The re­ permanent value of education for of 5 lb. each through Oct. 31. your own unite it Is with emberBoth coffee port gives tile total assessment* of the me individual maiviuuai and ana the inc importance —-- and■ .~sugar coupon* — ----- ---------------ie War Ration I* re *from the same real and personal property a* made of an educated citizenry for the ' with /Coast Guardsmen. Signa! *r,,,ur« „ t,Ha 1,?i5 £ economy dty to neglect, or half do will any tl!tV 1 * Corps men with M P. .nd w on u‘^6ou 2'}hZ* nn' .*.eUI lcUviue* ThM , by the supervisors: also the change* state." the new sholarihips are in- uoolc »• made in the assessments of real tended to aid and encourage promLarge Attendance Present estate made by the committee and Islng student*, particularly tho*e of Stamp 18 good tar i pair through For Annual Meeting adopted by the board. No change limited financial mean*. was made in the assessments of The first students to enter with Gasoline personal property, which were left the new scholarships will enrol! Stamp Number 6 from Baste exactly as the supervisors assessed, in the University's fall term, Octo­ ----------------- since the commltteoi would have no ber 25. Applications for the scha(- Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 gallons of gasoline, good i througn sweltering in our usual hot and------------------------------------------------------------ ' *»orm. It. wa* estimated that/our American Legion held at the Legion reason to alter the original figures arships and for admission to the July humid July weather. Air Con8^Pf; Nite*. , hfavy rain last month witt mean Home Turadky ----------21. • ( I uuu.c > uc^ay evening. The report below also gives the per­ University will be available from duioned Michigan' not withstand. H‘ni1.e1' 81 $4400 for street repair*. We refer -------------------The following officers were elected centage of the total county tax the principals of all accredited high ing. I can't help but think of the ‘%.t,vhw2L. I to the storm that washed out the for the coming year:— Coupon 5 good for 11 gallons. which each supervisor's district will schools and preparatory schools in Commander. Angelo Spirts; Senior variety of weather that you are all roadway across Fall Creek and Must lust until Sept. 30 for both pay. The figure* arc as follow*: Michigan. enjoying, or perhaps not enjoying. *‘,U heavllv damaged other streets. Vice Commander. George Hebden; heat and hot water. ASSYRIA—Real estate assessed Junior Vice Commander. George Some of youhXg are In Wtater the Southern *’*’ 11,10 int «•*<* ,,c*t district meetHrTtXre 111 Benum Ln Sep tern- I When the charter of.... this city [Dean; Adjutant, Ivan Burns; Fi­ 8695.950; periumal property a**e»c<l (38,775; total assessment *734.725 nance officer. Neal Mann!; Hislorsecond inspections due: A book are in Afrlco, the Tropic*, the . Real estate equalized *663 425. per­ the tlty's nation was ample for lor ui= cnys lan £d. Sayles; Publicity officer. vehicles by Sept. 30; B's by Jun* South Sea*. Central America and 1, itatlon sonal left as assessed. Total as ,needs. Our well-managed city waa<shlrp.y Henry; Welfare officer. 30; C's by Aug. >1; commercial ve­ ' even in our own American South1 A Al*A Uf AAA A Al IC equalized (702,000; percentage of . able to do a lot of Improving, in-'Maurice Foreman; Chaplain. Adelhicles every 6 months or 5,000 miles, where the temperature I* powlbly Aiirll WIIMAN l\ county tax to be paid by Assyria. cludlng building and equipping a bert Cortright; Sgt -al-Arms, Elmer which ever is first. Krater than we have at home. **wfci* IIVI IHI1 W sewage disposal plant, without sell- Colvin: Members of the Executive .039. me arc in Alaska or Iceland FATAIIU nilhlirR Sugar For Canning BALTIMORE—Real estate as a*ing bonds, still keeping within that, Committee. Jay Marsman, John Been City Carrier Nearly 32 Sugar for home-canning of 1*43 seiwed $775,525: personal assess­ 10 mill limit. But 10 mill* is In- ! Delneav. and T. 8. K. Reid. SX."«nsv fruit crops will be available to Year*. Has a Fine Record ment (57,750; total assessment sufficent now to the runnng Installation of officer* will be held . _ ... ... suniccni io pay uic i lleve the travel books. ■ housewives on approximately the as in September at a date to be an$833475. Real estate equalized Mr«, Sorah Ven Velxer Met expenses, If cltv work is done de Jakle Edger, who will be 60 years The past week has seen most of' $644450; personal left as assessed; old today, has decided to retire same bosufas last season. No reduc*tn and nounced later. Tragk Death Thur., A. M. , “ *> •“ the hay cut and mowed away and I total a* equalized $702,000. Percent- from the position he has filled so nouin ** oe done none., ' *• • „.v wheat w.w Is » now being vu». Sarah Van Velzer. 93 years shou,d the cut. The', Mr*. > capably for nearly 32 years as a for canning sugar. If season is late and some farmers old. who was blind, and quite deaf.' Tf some emergency ’shall ho” arise cltv carrier for the Hastings post­ „ have been hampered by excess rain met a tragic death Thursday mom-; that would call for a few thouBARRY — Real estate assessed but except for the unavoidable lab­ ing. when fire destroyed the home. sand dollars. It could only be met $951400; personal assessment $65.­ office. His retirement will be ef­ .. or shortage Indications are that of het son and daughter-in-law. by stopping nearly all street work 200; total assessment $1,017,100. fective on Thursday, September 30. tills year should be a good year Mr. and Mrs. George Van Vlezer. and other necessary city activities. Real estate equalized $888300; per­ Jakle received his appointment as elty carrier Novembersonal 23. 1911. .°r 8Uch I Lt.-Comdr. Hugh B. Master*. where she resided, on South Broad­' A few for crops. left, He as assessed. Total as rTS 2B35 S’!"* commander of the Battle Creek equalized $934,000; percentage of has stuck by his post faithfully, The lakes have taken their usual way near, the South city limits. The■ r’T’ lashing since the opening of the fire was probably started by the ex­. ipal and Interest of bonded debts COMt Quard sWtloru disclosed Sat- I county tax to be paid by Barry and has done an excellent job. training at the four Measurements show that it re­ Two applications were filed with season. As usual the reports on plosion of an oil stove tn the kitch­. would mean a decided increase in ' urday tturt .053. , CARLTON—Real estate as as- quires five and one half miles the county clerk on Wednesday last catches have the wide variety from en at about 7:30 Thursday forenoon.. local taxes. The city now n«ds . Coall Guard campsat St. Mary's I and 1 The aged woman was believed to> new mechanical equipment. But ]_ke cleftrijjke. Pine Lake good to bad. The same old lying 5: _pepersonal raonal>,“2?^ street travel for each delivery made for citizenship in the UBJL. .. . I *es*ed•1°<9.32 $1.<H9.3»; Unoneia°» h*d »'“l*nd«d I is still being done as to why some have been in the kltclien when the• I $31,050; total assessment »'-ot°375 bv B carrier In' his district, in trav­ temporarily. R^aH»tatecquallzed $904450; perper­ eling from and returning to the 1 n»ai «tate eauallzed $904450. were skunked and why some got explosion took place. Her eightt I in sight to pay for It. We have now. and have had for । Lt. Comdr. Masters said that ■ We mentioned last week ____ limit catches. . Either the wind years old grandion was nearby. The: that sonal left as assessed: total os nostoffice. That does not Include bom May 31.’1917 in. Wertindai boy * screams attracted the atten­----------years,* a city administration tiiat • ; only "holding staffs" remain at the ; David M. Townsend piloted a plane equalized $936,000; percentage of the travel, often across a street, Netherlands Under Ute name cum ut all. the water too clear or too tion of Mias Shirley Keeler, who has given to Hastings splendid ' four camps while remaining per- from a Texas airfield to the K«l- county tax .052. to reach the home when delivery Johanna Verploegh four she camps while remaining per­ New York on the steamer HI CASTIJCTON—Real estate asmuddy. Fewer fishermen were on is employed as housekeeper and was service. That is why Hastings has ' sonel had been assigned to other logg alroort at Battle Creek on a recent Sunday, and that ills par­ the lakes perltaps due to gas ration­ in her bedroom upstairs when she no bonded debt. The mayor and training centers or sea duty. three miles more. Probably eight Amaterdam. arriving at New Y< (Contlnued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) ing and so many employed al the heard the boy's frantic cries. When ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tqwnmiles would be a conservative guess Augiut 4. 1923. She was mini (Continued on Page ?. Sec. 1.) send, drove from their Wall lake war effort. However a new stim­ she saw what had occurred, she sent for one trip, made six days each according to her statement, cottage at Battle Creek to visit him. ulus is now added to the sport of the boy to a neighbor's to call the week, with frequently two dellver- on September 2. 1939. to Meria I gene Lyons. Her petition to beoa fishing because of the opportunity fire department, while she at­ We have since learned that David to stretch the ration points a bit. tempted to rescue Mrs. VanVelzer. was made a second lieutenant in are Interested in figuring, you a citizen of the United StatM « She singed her hair and suffered A string of bass or a bag of blue­ Superintendent Evart Ardis of the army air service last March and would discover that in the nearly filed July 7. 1943. bums on her hands in her efforts, Mrs. Kate Elenor Brooks, 4*. gills can do wonders at extending Freeport has accepted the super­ Is now a teacher at the Bryan. Tex­ 32 years our sublect has done but was unable to get to the aged the meat ration points. Not that He gives instruction Intendency of the Inkster public as airfield. enough walking on his beat to take Dowling route 1. In her petitti any of us can't comfortably get woman, who perished In the flames. schools and left Tuesday. Because in the use of the Instrument panel him three times around the globe doted July 7. 1943, state* that I along on our weekly sixteen points When the fireman arrived it was Inkster is situated In the Willow of an air plane and his pupils are at the equator, considering only was bom August It. 1897. al St. J too late to save her. The son and bans. Hertford. England. She cat of meat and fate but a good catch wife were working in a local plant Run sector, the school enrollment sometimes captains, majors and one trio a day. and not consider­ of fish can make It possible to add­ has Increased almost fifty percent colonels; but David is "there with ing his travel from his home to to this country from Toronto, O that is busy with war work when a few ounces to a steak now and the in the last few years; the present the goods," and iw delivers. and from the poatoffice. Very tario. Canada in 1929. arriving But Entire Campaign fire occurred. a Grand Trunk train at Port Ml then. Preserving, Storing, Drying enrollment totaling 1700 students. likely. If you would add that and Mrs. VanVelzer came to Hastings Shows Signs of a the extra deliveries he has made, Michigan. She 1* thp »if« of Ct Mr. Ardis has been at Freeport The old town continues to look with her son and wife, and had And Brining of Foods “Creeping Complacency” since 1034 and his departure has the record would show that his ford L. Brook* and naa two ton* very much the same since the start resided here for several years. Her A representative tram DetroU To Be Discussed caused regret among his pupils . of tiie 'war. Except for Dick Bande- husband died u number of years Of the three counties. Barry. Al­ fur closing his barber shop and ago and her only survivor Is her How much food should be pre­ and the general community. legan and Ottawa. comprising the would exceed four circuits of this Mrs. Ardis and young son accom­ . moving to California and Bill Ross son. with whom she had made her served In a year for a person liv­ Restrictions on travel and other 17th District In the Michigan Re­ scrappy old globe. women made panied Mr. Ardis to Inkster where wartime regulations are making a tailers Bond Sale Drive, only opening a new restaurant next to home. ing in Barry County? What will he do after his retire­ citizenship, q they will reside at 25446 Stanford deep dknl tn the number of license* Barry met or exceeded its June ment? the Arcade Theatre. Main Street The body was removed to the He hasn't told us; but answered thei That question will be answered look* quite the same. The new Leonard funeral home. There was a and methods of preserving food will to fishermen issued in Barry county. quota, according to George Car­ traveling that district event week restaurant Is complete with a juke brief funeral service held In the be demonstrated by Mary E. Bul­ The same Is true for the entire 'penter. district and county chalr- day for almost 32 vearz will have RECENT REAL / box and dance floor which Is wel­ Rutland cemetery, at one o'clock lis, home extension agent, nt 2:00 state. The lakes and streams of this I man. Even Barry, "squeaked become such a habit that he may FORMER HASTINGS BOY comed by the local young bloods Friday afternoon where the body P. M. Friday afternoon. July 18, ESTATE SALES county and state are as attractive l through" by one of the slenderlst find himself doing it automatically. RECEIVES COMMISSION The Dr. R. O. Flnnle home on who must stay in town either be­ was buried. A. A. (Jack) Kirchner, chief en­ at the Hastings High School gym­ South Jefferson street has been as ever, but outsiders cannot get to margins since the Retail Bond and He has richly earned the rest he cause of gas rationing or that both will be getting after September 30. gineer at the Grand Rapids potto* nasium. I sold to Dr. Daniel Clarke, of De­ most of the desirable locations by St*mo Drive started. the “Dixie" and "Night Hawk" are train or bus. and the limitation on radio station 10 years until called Maybe Its the heat: maybe the This demonstration is being troit, who will soon move to Has­ gasoline will not permit much trav­ both closed for the duration. to active duty with the navy three constant stream of encouraging sponsored by the Civilian Defense tings. The sale tvas made by the el in their own cars. There's more pep and people on Nutrition Committee and the Home Earl Boyes Rea) Estate Agency..) During the first six months wof . Main Street as the White Products Extension groups for all home­ The purchaser served In the army this year there were 223.910 fishing helped to stir up the erroneous Corporation Is working ta-enty makers who wish to provide ade­ in World War 1. j licenses licenses Issued, issued, compared compared with with 280.280.- impression that the war is won four hours a day. seven days a week, Slaughter ouotas and permits quate food for winter meals. A producing war material. Between Ear! R. Boyes ha* purchased the i 226 In the same period last year— and we can all afford the luxury of a let down. have been established and issued tiie navy torpedo station leaflet on "Wartime Canning" will home of the late Miss Lettie Garn, a decline of 20 per cent for the shifts and at the half hour lunch। Driver of Cor was Found and Nothing Is further from the to the slaughterers and butchers of be given each person attending. corner of Church and Grand streets, state. We have no figures for our" period the female sex Is much In1 Arrested by the Officers Storing, drying and brining will He is making many repairs and ten-1 county, but it is probable that they truth. Carpenter pointe out. With Barrv County, in accordance with evidence dressed In slacks of vari­ Wayne Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. also be discussed. the dav of really big scale offen­ regulations Issued by O. P. A. ac­ provemente on the property. | would show the same decrease. ous colors to say nothing of shapes:t William Reid, of 1120 North Mlchisives at hand, the cost of the war cording to Henry Bteenbock. chair­ service in Grand Rapids in 1931. and sizes. Even the Middleville gan Ave., was instantly killed al will also begin to soar beyond all man of the Barry County War Co-op. Creamery, our other local,1 about 10:40 Friday night, when levels yet reached—And that means Meat Committee. Industry is active in the war ef­ bonds and MORE BONDS; stamps The Slaughterers and butchers fort with half Its output of butter, struck by a car as he was riding a bicycle eastward on East Slate and MORE STAMPS are now being asked to furnish evi­ going to the armed forces. Which street directly In front of the E. W. Here in the county. It was Nash­ dence showing that records were brings to mind that one of the boys ville which "carried the ball" dur­ used in setting up the quotas on HAZIEL ROBINSON, fta*. In North Africa picked up an empty; Bliss plant. The driver of the car. Main, is under arrest. The ing June bv exceeding her quota their permits. carton of Middleville butter not' Arthur Having discontinued farmin* more than three times: Middleville long ago and that a carton of links boy was thrown about 60 feet. There are several ways in which was a little shy of doubling her with While Products Corporation which would indicate that the car quota while Prairieville and Has­ tills evidence may be established, the Wood « stomped on Ito face was clearly! was traveling al a very high speee. accident was witnessed by five tings just barely made the ivade. namely: a detailed statement, tak­ township, or seen in a news reel shot this spring. The people who saw the car. also going In the district. Barry county re­ en from the books and records of miles south o All of which makes us realize what’ eastward, crash into the bicycle and the applicant, kept in the usual tailers accounted for the sale of course even a small town like Middleville hurl the lad to the ground as stated of business, of the livestock ferlng homes, almost as many bonds as the oth­ slaughtered contributes to the war effort monthly, showing the above. The place where the ac­ er two counties combined and so The best war new* we get to; cldent occurred was directly In far this year comes within about number of head and live or dressed Elliott will act m clerk. See through the letters'we receive or' front of the big white brick plant. 12,500 of equallying the combined weight. hear about from you fellows over­ The factory and street lamps lightIn case the permit holder has adv. elsewhere in thia UstM sale of the other two counties. seas. Ed Lynd. Whte Mugridge., ed the area ao it was easy for ths full particulars. This doesn't mean necessarily that not kept books and records, one of Dave McKeown and Chuck Storkan witnesses, to see exactly what hapBarry Retailers are setting such a the following may be submitted— write regularly from North Africa■ pened. They agree that the drlvhot pace so far in their Bond and records of livestock Inspected at DEWEY BUD. Mgr. and both Chuck and Whl* tell of er never slowed up but drove away Stamp Drive in comparison with time of slaughter, by Federal. Stale, their chance meeting and the af­ at the same fast clip he was mov­ last year, but rather that, they county or city inspection;—rec­ ternoon and evening spent togeth­ ing when his car struck young haven't slipped back quite so bad­ ords of sales or hides, pelta.or oth­ lion at the Sparks Shop, local er. Sonny Lee and John Robert­ Reid. Because they could sec what 113 E. Court Si.. In Hastings. ly as the retailers in the other er byproducts. Anv of the above of son's letters from the South Pacific occurred so plainly, they did not the pieces arg vary guX information must be accompanied (Continued on Page 8. Sec. 1.) come through In a very short time hesitate to tell the officers, who bv a certified statement or certi­ nearly new. Dewey Retd wil and both Sonny Lee in the Murines arrived soon after, that it was a this sale and John Binaan art ficate by a responsible official. and Carleton Smith in the Navy "hit and run" driver at the wheel. If the permit bolder Is unable to have mentioned seeing each other , Witnesses of the arcldent were furnish information tn anv of the this issue for full particular* on New Caledonia. TTiese are but Harley Andrews, night guard at the two examples of many that we Bliss factory, and Mr. and Mrs. W. lowed to submit, for consideration, FRANK KEECH, hear about and make* us realize,. R. Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. Waller Owing to Hi heal anv other evidence which may be we live In a small world as tar as Seavev. all of Lansing. The Lan­ have an auction communication Is concerned. sing folks were going east In DixOf the Barry County men tak­ relevant and which may aid tn es­ located 2^ mile* I Bob Gillette home on *a short, on's car to Thornapple lake where ing their physical examination In tablishing the quota base. ner* and 3<« mllei The quotas were based on the ferlng horse*, cow furlough from Prlneton and Arley they are staying for a time and Detroit on July 6th. five were in­ slaughtered and the Bixler home after receiving hi* had lust passed the first side track ducted into service. Those re­ animals commission as Lieutenant in the which crosses East State street and porting' al Fort Custer on July 21sc amount of meat consumed Ln 1941. Army Air Corp* were guests last enters the west end of the Bliss are, Louis Otto Barlow, Hastings; Increased buying power by the con­ elsewhere in " hours of-ltudy and practice nurs­ Carruthers and Miss Teustnk. factory. Just after they crossed the RED CROSS Daniel Elern Payne. Cloverdole R. sumer, at the present time, makes liculars. ing. They assist the regular nurses Nurses of the county have been 1; Carl J. Smith, Delton; Forrest the amount of meat available seem aide track another car, coming uo NURSES'S AIDES at the hospital during rush hours generous in their assistance to the Arden Clark. Middleville, the lat­ Inadequate, but with the steady and hear about your experiences behind them, whizzed by at a high Left to right. Miss Lottie Tu- snd according to Miss Lottie Teuanrl nnftalna.a all ..n.. u.. speed and struck the bicycle and increase In the number in the armter volunteering. Its rider, causing the boy's In­ slnk, Bupt. of Pennock Hospital; *lnk, Supt., have been “gifts from Those giving volunteer service at Awaiting call In the Signal Corps find their various times are Mrs. Gus Win- Is Richard Wing Biermacher, Has­ increase In consumption by them jxxmd if In your letters because of censor­ stant death. The Dixons and 8ea- Miss Esther Kreider instructor of Heaven." The Nurses' Aides are qualified Ktler, Mrs. C. B. Hodge*. Mrs. tings________ ~ ~__________ and the additional needs of lendship. What you collectively will veys stopped their auto and ran to class; Mr* Ornllle Van Wle. Mrs. ichard Cook, Mrs. Harold Downs, be able to tell should fill a shelf of the place where the body lay. as Stephen J. Cooley: Mrs. F. K. to give baths, change beds, feed did Mr. Andrews the factory night Bechtel. Mrs. Addle Springer. Mrs. patients unable to feed themselves. Mrs. Earl Palmatler, Mias Alberta TO BICYCLE OWNERS for a fair distribution of what la travel books. Folks living near the fac­ Tom Ogden. Mr* o. B. Burkholder, In fact assist In every way except Nash. Mrs. Glenn Monica, Mrs. Chief of Police Harry Thompson deemed necessary and adequate for So our best regards to all of you guard. tory also rushed to the place to Mrs. G. M. Ketchum. they are not permitted to give Robert Connelly. Mr*. Leona Proc­ asks us to remind owners of bicy­ the health of lite people of tha from the Home Front. Well try find out what had happened. They These members of the Red Cross medication. tor. Miss Frances Lock. Miss Alice cles that the city licenses on their nation. our best to compensate here at found that the boy was past all Nurses' Aide corps have in the past Th* group was sponsored by the Hagelshaw, Mis* Betty Harlow, Mis* wheels were due July 1. A city or­ home for what you are doing for us help. Boon after the accident. several weeks given a total of 258?i ,.<n« requires a yearly license for TREASURKR'8 NOTICE dinance on the battle front, well knowing Sheriff Bera was notified. He call­ hours of volunteer services to Pen­ Barry Oo. Chapter. American Red Agnes Smith, Mrs. Frank Carro- uu that tha ~ ... , Cross and was recruited by a com­ them, Mrs. Maynard Moynahan. all I each bike. Mr. Thompson, or some Summer taxes for the City of ed the Night Police Ross, who first nock hospital. mittee headed by Mrs. M. A. Lam- of Hastings; Mrs. Carl Hewitt of I other member of the police dapart­ Hastings are due and payable July notified Chief of Police ffarrv They received their training Woodland; Mrs. Arthur Smalley of ment, can be found at headquarter* •Thompeon, then Ross, hurried to from Mias Esther Kreider. R. N.. Hebden. volunteer services chair- Middleville and Mrs. Wm. McCloud . in the city hall from 8 to 10 aun.. Hable Field, City Treasurer (Continued en Pegs 3, See. 1.) in a course which ImIimM Ito of Dowtta*. and from I to 6 pjn. BE INCREASED NOW ;;s„»Ts;r;-,-e0-nYi.-Nr;T AMERICAN LEGION ELECTS OFFICERS JAKIE EDGER TO RETIRE SEPT. 30 FATALLY BURNED Clear Luke Camp r V j Will Be Suspended Temporarily Two Women Applied Wednesday Last for Naturalization David M. Townsend Now An Instructor at Bryan, Texas, Air Field DEMONSTRATION OF CANNING METHODS HERE FRIDAY Fritport Supf. Gets Fine Promotion BARRY RETAILERS MAKE QUOTA IN JUNE BOND DRIVE Fishing Licenses Show A 20% Decrease WAYNE REID KILLED -RUN DOWN BY CAR OUOTASSETFOR BARRY BUTCHERS AUCTION SALKS Four Leave for Fort Cusfer July 21 st.One Awaiting Call �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY IS. 1943 . Stradlvarius Violins ' You do BOTH when you coric to FOOD CENTER for all your food needs. YOU STRETCH Aur plentiful variety of unrationed foods enables' you to fill your family’s plates with de­ licious foods that require no points at all. YOU STICK TO SAVINGS because we have kept our costs at the minimum . . . cut profit to the bone ... in order to maintain low prices that have made our market famous for economy HASTINGS’ FINEST PHODUCE BAK FRESH CARROTS 2 NEW POTATOES FRESH TOMATOES SPINACH CUCUMBERS NEW BEETS f) SUNKIST LEMONS 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY of the BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS WHEATIES 2 pkgs 19c Garden Fresh MULLER SUPREME BREAD 3 29 CREAM NUT PEARUT BUTTER bunch Garden Fresh no... g 2 Ui«. for 57c for IQc 65c 33c 27c 25c 15c 25c NORTHERN TISSUE Ration Calendar ■ fjc SUGAR: Stamp 13, 15. and 16. Canning Sugar good now. roll COFFEE: Stamp 21 good July I through 21 ■ WHEAT TEMPTIES 2 for 15c 1 1 pqc .B^LIVER SIRLOIN STEAKS I < lb. LINK SAUSAGE 5 points lb. HAMBURGER Fre»h Groand ' points S s 6 boxes 25 111 MEAT DEPARTMENT lb. 6 point* It paints RED P. Q and R valid now. valid July 18. 07766331 liiUKiiHiiiHiiiiiWMMiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinixiniiirjiH 1 lb36<1 J SALT PORK Lean BLUE STAMPS: N. P & Q July 1 through Aug. 1. A?c "TV ?7c lb. " • RING BOLOGNA 5 points FRANKFURTERS skinless 5 points 5 points SLICING BOLOGNA home made POTATO SALAD 4 points VEAL BREAST BEEF CHUCK ROASTS 9 points PORK CHOPS 9 points CHICKEN fresh dressed lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. 32c 33c 29c 29c 20c 29c 36c 36c ' been made by Antonio Stradivarius are inscribed Antonias Stradiuarlus Carmonensls Alumnus Nico­ lai Amall. Faclrbat Anno (the date), followed by the Maltese cross and the Initials A. 8. enclosed within a double circle. On later instruments •'Fecit" appears instead of Facieba!" and his name is spelled Stradlvarlus. the change from u to v hav^ Ing been made about 1730. There have been so .many excellent imi­ tations of die genuine Stradlvarius that the expert knowledge of a con­ noisseur is required to determine the authenticity of an instrument after careful examination. DREFT Q . OX.OC XOC ’ LARGE SIZE PACKAGE . . r\| ■•y ™ THE E HEW 111 J f X GRANULATED S0AP REGULAR SIZE 1 PACKAGE PACKAGE .... .... XW lUv IVORY SNOW OU/k 23c NEW! Quid Such Sudi in Cool Wstod LARGE SIZE PACKAGE............... NEW "VELVET-SUDS" IVORY SOAP 3 “29c 6c Feminity: vanity-even at thraror ; Barnum finish-drawing in his k. ik. . hay * Hr ln(1 Mlw Floyd LcClear -spent ----------------Sunday - -----------------afternoon with -friends of Maple Orove and Assyria. * Mr. r'?’?- t“ni1 .— setts Dental society, is aroused by colorful nails. Dr. Norton says the experiment was tried on his grandd.0IM.r .»> a... -ih. .Hid ... delighted and has not put her Angers in her-m»ulh-*incc." Before that, he said, the family had-tried a number of evil-lasUnx , . . solutions without success. KSJ: ized pork fat while raw fish eggs | were prescribed for lumbago and i toothache. . inlayp arc obtained from large pearl oysters that have. shells six to eight inches In diameter. tarily to arrest. SOUTH THORNAPPLE . Mr*. Armstrong accompanied her daughter. Mrs. Galen Fry to Kain* mazoo Friday. * 11 u* Cecil Preston family who bus had looms and lived with Mi*. Hanlon In Middle­ ville have rented in- Hut tic John­ son tenant home mid moved there FRIDAY mill SATURDAY-------------- Specials! < inploj nv nt at Jlhe Bliss In H« ting.-, and Mrs. Preaton works In the full share towaid stimulating pro- i duct ion. You can't produce too i many eggs—you get A goe-t price ' for all you produce. Stebbins & Jacobs KKXAU. I>KVGS Pharmacist* Histlnci, Mich. ICE BOX COOKIES ;S'L"t35c box ture-proot DODrnDN rUrUUKIi for (ceiling price 39c) - Ci,n* Si” b°Special 9 Fresh and Crisp SOLDIERS’ KITS 1 fic IU ready for mailing $259 Contains ToweL 2 Wash Cloths, 3 bar* Soap, Soap Box. 5 TARI FC I ADLLJ TRAND IILAIIM= Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 BL— r SATURDAY ONLY. JULY 17 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION John Loder and Eleanor Parkrr "MYSTERIOUS DOCTOR" ~ ond Occasional Special $049 Walnut Finish—(Ceiling price $2.89> k and William "Hopalong Cassidy" Boyd "LOST CANYON" SUNDAY and MONDAY. JULY 18-19 NEWSHIPMENTLAMPSHADES Robert Taylor and Thomas Mitchell "BATAAN" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 OTHER SUMMER MERCHANDISE Well Represented Throughout The Store Deodorants—Muip, Arid, Fresh, and Odorono at 10c. Straw hats—For Men. Women, and the Kiddies at 25c and 29e. Anklets—All styles and colors at 2 pr. 25c, 15c, 19c, 25c. Ladies' Purses—Gay and colorful at 98c. White Shoe Cleaner—Griffin's, Shinola 10c and 20c. TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI., JULY 20-21-22-23 all filmed in beautiful teehnieator CRASH DIVEJ Barry tiieatri; Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 NEW "SURE-MIX" ' CRISCO LB. 5 point* 3 LBS. 24c 68c J»_J FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JULY 16-17 OXYDOL LARGE PKG. REGULAR 23c lOc fddd;>center DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION '[KID DYNAMITE" Protect N. MAIN ST.. NAShViLLI, MICH. the CleanlinOM Fly-Ded Spray For Quick Action of and Health Your Home! New Victory Fly Swatter || | Effective killer for flies, moths, ants, roaches? mosquitoes. 6-Ounccs Pint Size MS S STATS ST.. HASTINGS, MICH. an^S^Jn «« m 1 FACES ON THE IEN-HOUSE DOOR ' dcr and a Magazine. FLY SWATTERS FLY SPRAY bug.a.boo qt. 69c FLY RIBBONS 2 for 5C CERTO bottle 19c MORGANS PECTIN 2 for 23< TAVERN WAX pkg 10c BERNADiNE LIDS, doz JAR RUBBERS doz 15c KERR LIDS ke FRUIT JARS QTS. doz. 39c SUGAR 10 if». Ttatad NOBS fw 'Baby Paint .baby daughter's flngarnails 1 Saturday forenoon. Mrs. bright red to cure her thumb-suck- Holes works in a defense plant In tag habits is the advice offered de- Grandville. * Floyd Itadeor brought ■pairing parents by Dr. Richard H. his grain binder - h«D< Saturday Norton of Boston. i er. Cecil Preston and family. * Jackie Holes spent Saturday with her friend Anna Mae Wumlga. »l*o attended the movies U, ., Mlddlnvlllr Iva AV»nlntf Middleville In tn Ithe evening. Afl*. After ; assLsllng Mr. and Mrs. wlcringa ■ draw tn tire last of their 27 acres Cream of Oyster Soup ■ . of Alfalfa hay. * J imine Marlow? 1 quart oyster* of Grand Rapid* ho* been assisting , 4 cupa’rich milk tiic Olivera with the|r haying. * I 2 slices onion ' Brick Milk and Vinegar Basil Turner* nf Flint drove over i 13 staDu celery to get their children who had been All one has to do to remember ’ 2 sprig* parsley ' passing rrnne time here with relatilings Is to drink goat's milk nnd . 1 bav leaf . I tivrs. Mr. and Mrs. James.. Olver vinegar, says Robert Nicbnll. called.| 2 tablespoons butter ' and Jimmie Marlowe and Mr. and tablespoons flour the human encyclopedia of Belfast. ; ■2jsTfancl tientH-r" Mr* «oUand Oliver and family and pepper Pick over tVte oyster? und remove wllh Mr' and Mrl' Northern-Ireland. Tills 32-year-old • Salt memory wizard has memorized the bit* of shell. Reserve the liquor. l rancls Oliver.____ Surface Preparation answers Io 31.541 questions. A test ‘ Before painting, new woqd surqtic Himove hard parts of oysters andi—., , slightly chop remainder, simmer hi! * ■'*« 1AK*' • ' faces should be sanded smooth and failed t<j stump him. | dusted off clean. Drive any natj. ^Ffht World war started, ’ the day it the liquor for 20 minutes until tiie I Pfc. Garner Greenman returned [ heads down. Nail holes and erpeks ended, the birthdays of Geprpc Ber­ edges cUrl. Strain or rub the oy- I to his training station near C;upcr. Mors through a sieve. Scald infik i Wyo.. Friday nlghL He was accoinshould be filled with putty .after the nard Shaw and Gary Cooper he rat­ wttii thi-^onton. celery minc.'d fine,! panted by ids wife. * Ella Father ' first coat has been applied and al­ tles off without hesitation. He can parsley and bay leaf in a double from Hasting* spent the weekend : lowed to dry. Old iminled, ciiani- tell the day of the week for any boiler. Strain und add the oyster with hfr grandparent*. Mr. nnd • eled and varnished surfaces in good. date running back hundreds of liquor, salt add nepoer to taste i Mr*. H, O Armour * Mrs. Iva Ca*r flour in the butter, then add ’ Getty* called on several fanuiies In condition need only sanding with fine 'years. When asked what aru.iver- Stir the hnt soup slowly, stirring con- this neighbarhood last week- * Site sandpaper to cut Die gloss of the si inuy. .Tiie flour may be omitted i was recently married nt Clearwater. I previous finish and smooth down the he said that Jack London died on if you prcfcr.i Pour into hot souo 1 Fla. A shower wa* given for her at I surface. Dust off clean before point- that date 23 years before* He was plates nnd serve nt once^Ssrvicg tha home of Mr*. Leon Dunning for four. 1 Saturday evening She received I ing. in repainting old surfaces, me t many beautiful as well as useful , coat is usually enough when the Baked tiplccd Pears gift*. * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Babbitt same cqlor ia being user!. When Reflnlsblng Xtullaltoif Leather G halve* peara u resit or canned > have a *on in the Navy wiio )uu> . covering a dark color with a light cup dark bruwn sugar been spending a leave whiu them cup granulated sugar i color, two coals may be necessary. returning to ids base in Flqridn 1 teaspoon cinnamon Friday ntgh^. uphohtcry can;be succofullv paint* ti‘»h)MM>n mm.-c 1 t(-JM>oon grated lemon rind FREEPORT IIAR.NUM SCHOOL 1 B teaspoon salt i Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Quigley Mrs. Loh Wicklum spent the 2 3’cup water j were Sunday afternoon caller* 01 is required to remove til p i ' ablrspooiu butter * . 1 weekend with her slater. Mt ’ Mr. and Mt*. Geo. Forbey. * Mr. , Butolph of Hiutlnn*. She (hi Arrange pears tn a simliow pa... . and Mrs. Geo. Forbey and inmliy denatured alcohol. Touch up the ........ . .......... ............... mDctrt kroit with J ­' >pending wine time in Qovtur with other liuiredlrnls. com i were Sunday afternoon callri* ol . her son anti Raymond R'.tvmond and wife. wife * ElMr. and Mr*. Nelson Bcars of Rich­ nom spots first with Japan or auto bin'd nnd boiled for three minute*. wyn Baker, of La n&lng who called > land, and found Mr. Bears In very enamel ami then go over the entire Bake 25 minute* in a moderate on Elite JotinMon Saturday evening incu. u.v.tr ;s'.tcral times. Serve l»oor health. He Ira* been confined surface, ft is of importance that Mild Opal and Watson Townley were warm or cold? । to ill* bed for a month. * Mi'.'. Ueu. each coat is'uppllcd very thln-rathmarried Thursday of last week. * । Forbey. Sgt. Gerald Forbey and Herman Johnson of Flint was home Spired Tomato Soup | Velina calk'd on Mr. and Mr*. Hairy last week and assisted his brother Bougiiner of Lake Odr-am la*l 2 cup* canned or cooked tomatoes Nels on the farm. * The home folks I Thursday afternoon. * Sgt. Gerald between cab-. Tlte final finishing is 1 leaspoon salt were glad to know that two of our " I Forbey and bister Velina npent Fri­ dune with cither a high grade chair­ 1 tablespoon minced onion boys.over In North Africa. Raliili 1 bay leaf day and Saturday with Vwior Clr- scat varnish or pure shellac. Guv and Everett Johnston, have 2 whole cloves mcncc und family of Climax. * Sg>. had the Joy of seeing each other ' I Gerald Fotbej left Mondqy evening ' '/h'.i.qxwn ground nutmeg several times lately. i I teaspoon sugar | lor his base of uahtlng at Sioux , Safely for Iudu<trlaJ Hani* 4 tablespoon* butter City, fowa after apcndlng tt 12 day M..nufarturcrs. plant., r.-.ill an 4 li.blcr-i>oons flour furlough wilii bl* parents. Mr. and tetory owners arc bring rnji.inc 2 cup# whole milk. Mrs. Geo, Forbey and family. » A 1 cup errant telephone call received by In* pur­ Cook th' tomatoes with thcst..~. pieds ent* Me and Mr*. Franklin Bur­ using paint at contrasting crlors ■ n I gess. Sr . from their .son. Pyt.Fnnk- dangerous machinery. It Is urf.ixl for about 15 minutes. Sieve Make a nreuffi sauce of .the butter^ flour, | Hn. Jr., from Camp McCoy. Wiscon- ................. K1.VII , milk and cream. Add the tomato I he "■*iv.rcr.-r<l from Wlfcly va|uc , f ,Minl:ng maehim sauce very gradually, stirring ton1 limited to general aenlce not know* 1U r ...ir . .u . ing Where. jte also .met nnd talkej f" c, I“r '/h ’ *lant]v. Heat but do nf't boll. Serve with chopped mint leave* over Die with Pvt. Robert Campbell., iius- matcrl;.! <•» mrtnl being v.irkcd 1 . top for ganilah. 1 band of Dorothy Walton Campbell •’-----[Word received today Tuesday that in light ciilurr to utilize nil illumi­ C'annol Be Arrested , he wa* rent to Camp Grant. Illinois. nation. In this way. dangerous । A Corp. Wesley Blough of Medical Theoretically, the Pi evident nf the Corp, who ha* been on a 18 day working parts would stand out dis.-, Uniii'd States cannot be' arrested j furlough and was sent to Swunimii- tinctiy. ur.d tho rha nee i f accidents oa. North Carolina. * Pvt Albert caused by poor visibility would be the commission uTmurdcr. His per­ Riegler of Miami Br uch, Florida ha* reduced. jain is inviolable during his term of been spending a furlough with relofflct'and tic j* beyond the reach of j atlvc* und friends * The uddre.vs I of Tech. Sgt. Clayton ,W. Bunn is Black Hand Blackguard any department of the govenimrnl, i the same with the exception of A black hand blackguard was a except through impradimcnt. If he . Q.M.C. Supply Point la added aloni; member of a criminal society Viiich were impeached, convicted and re­ I with A S.N. and serial number. originated in the United States moved from clllcr, he then would ire about 1808. subject to arrest as a private citi­ zen. In Seventeenth-century Ireland, Add Da. Hzss Povtrav Pan-a­ ' colds and similar ailments were Pearl Knife Handles min to your laying ration. Research , treated by feeding the patient liquldPearl knife handles, buttons, and mistake, or he might submit volun­ ' YOUR POINTS because our fine quality gives you more food value per point and because Napoleon Bonaparte died of tropi­ cal livrr Inflammation, not of cancer as lire world has long believed. This was revealed by Count Felice Pulle. medical (dentist of the University of Rome, who made public his con­ clusion. the result of lengthy re­ searches into the fact and fancy of the real and legendary Napoleon. Napoleon's complaint could be cured by modern medicine in 15 days. Count Pulle declared. He said that the diagnosis of physicians in 1821 that Napoleon, st St. Helena, had died of cancer Inherited from his fathcr was a "political diagnosis", by officials who were unwilling to admit that the island had an unhealthy climate. Count Pulle asserted: "With injection of extract of root kf ipecac and modern trupienl inedicine hc,probably would have Jived to an old age and the pretent map of Europe might be different." 10c 25c ■rid Tim Holl and Cliff Edwards THE AVENGING RIDER' SUNDAY and MONDAY. |ULY 18-19 Richard Dix. Leo CarriUo and Preston Faster "AMERICAN EMPIRE" TUES.. WED.. THURS.. |ULY 20-21-22 Fiber swatter In patriotic c o 1 o rs with long 10 n tn. wooden handle. BEN FRANKLIN STORES 1W w. STATE ST. Special return engagement by request Walt Disney's greatest masterpiece in Color "BAMBI" also added feature attraction William Bemlix 'The McGuerrins From Brooklyn' CITY BE IN (Conlln council They a its peo city exp the city penny omy. b which Anot slder. Hastin doing public of gav able. How sltuati limit enoug expen will adm wen grea OB H .Van and wer fou of �m HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JULY 15. 1H3 WAYNE REID KILLED'E«S-“:PLAYGROUND NOTES -RUN DOWN BY x q m I total equalized $360,000; percentage • of county tax JJ2. The total assessment of the real estate of the county as made by Uie supervisors wa* $18,172,880. Th* total of Yhe personal assessments , made by the supervisor was $2,326.­ .Con.lnuM rrom r.„ 1, Ba. *> I “g, 3:«. T>~W>UU«. W p-rwu . 005. This makes the total for lhe for ulUe folks. j 18 supervisor's rolls $20398.885. The the Bliss plant. Thompson and I lowing claims entered. soon and arrived, and started Est. Viola E. Rogers. Order alThursdays at Algonqain. Bicycle equalized the real estate -----n Ur anrt Mri bwioht ! committee! committee equalized the real estate Bera soonBera arrived, suirted ■ juiv Fkher Mrs. Dwight Fisher, from page .L Section (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.) l.% J. in-hnd * tov tn Mr ! ‘Continued 1) ' of —r the th* county AAiinlv at at 815.773,995. tHTHOM They their search for the driver of the । lowing claims entered. ' hikes leaving Central Playground council take their duties Mriously. ^Vm" Arthur ^ten4TO W.' aesaed $1593450; personal aswaaed could not do otherwiae thanleave• car that Irilled the boy They folThey alm to serve Hastings and Walnut. July 11 ■ a bov to Mr. and’ $135,700; total assessment 81.729.050. j toe personal property at the Hgures | lowed the autos ‘•’“cks east, un­ . . -i . I Any ean volunteered for the Its people; save all they can in Mrs Harold la-xtcr Delton R n Real estate equalized $1.601400; • nutde by Hie supervisors on thrir । til It turned from M79 at the Tlnkxaivdiac ■ *u*c vi* . vWednesday »cubic«m«» wbu * w>>* w trips*will be apprcxClly expenses. They do not hinder ji)y’ ... - [)ersonaj Jeft o lolai own roll*, the total being $2426.- ter farm. The driver must have . . ... , , <i elated. elated. 27 27 went went last last Wednes Wednesday ,cuy expenses, inej uo nos iiinucr Xhe Vhe city city'a ’a best interests interest* by pinch pinch-­ Surgical patients registered on equalized $1.601400; personal left as 005. The committee equalized the I ***?*" a had to h< assessments wheel* of 1 ** mltn' var ,n 1 d £ many.-mor? G^ackto penny economy, economy, whlh whlh is is not not econecon- ' Tuesdav were’ Frank Keech Has- I nssexsed; total a* equalized $1,737.- auesunents of both real and per- ed that comer, .for ‘the J?®L due to lack of transportation transportation. penny L_.. ■'but k... will _(1| lead to extravagant tings. .‘.“'’“"R. ’I 5; Mrs. Owen Ellis, Alto; 1.7? . non. tonal Ywonertv "property at *18.600000. $18,600,000 .his -his vehicle vehicle made a « deep imprej-I imprejPor For 1M4 Michigan automobiles. automobiles.' Wednesday the the -cantala* caotains ct chose omy, 000; percentage of county ... tax iwt 1965. . sons! Of course the supervisors will not ‘ lion on the roadway. So the of- w.„ o.!5|.C(,nj* plate— nvar thru'Waste. We can trust our common Mn Anna Endsley. Hasting*. R. 2; HASTINGS TOWNSHIP — Rea! change their roll*, ro.as to have fleer* turned there and the track* • J rear plate probkbly nrttoed toth ihldf to council to administer *••« <”'u- HLST-uSTii.'TTK;-A: • ‘ »«“vc. pioiMuiy pniivco wnn second hair ” of the split season, in ly become a serious fire esy;: JW-’S; SMSTt£51? ■ ™isSJTSr Chief Guy Giddings, of L ernment in a tzlz —— A'Sfol'So FomTK,7H ’ titSr m'.'i', ■£“,E'1ih?dSSlM K' ™™»"K*S»uS '<SSS<S7i» ed manner. But they cannot do Mni1. STw"1®; SSJ“ w5S». “IdS' They cannot cannot main main-­ Baldwin Hastings r 2- Mrs Leith B780.700; personal left us assessed; [ermine the amounts of the county thur Main. 32. Muthedriver oflhe instead of two because of the Minor League the cliamnloru tll£. fire marshal lhe impoMlble. They IH> Instructions m tain the fine record of recent year* | should be done to remedy in adequately caring for the city* lne six mcuicai cases receiving mc v« ww»7 .«rr» । districts Then thev will flaiire the decided what charae to maku teams were unbeaten. Srib^f^the to! ST* °" ',ru®*dav we£:,M5; ...9.™ J A£D -4-Real 4-Rf' 1 ^ent.ge^of percentage™ that county tilsbased takbased 1' against against.him In bed when &tig^ nre^noP ‘relVnsibk “tortiJute CITY WA“P?, I him. He was in plates. The highway departmer. First ward playground liad a I nation. are not responsiblematertai tor the cima-2 in- Grummet. Saranac, R.’2; Mr*. Syl- ------Sia^taterand rUS5f\S Vy%?' R 3W*^' esta,e ---a^«f 81.716AM; personal on me the assessments as they already the officers found ....... him. They investigated tne feasibility of using picnic at Tyden Park Tuesday noon. ' These adjustable desk —. —d ......... ■ ' --------- . uh pressed paper plates and windshield cr ^d J,bor d .’"“‘" ‘t1. COIU Poff. W Lake P Odessa: Hollis ?* McThere will be a "Know Your Uhteh^tiiv Ire,n.faclM risht MW ‘‘<i'^LHoUto c' ^S*ewnc£.1 •JW.1M: . l0U1 .own roll*. total assess- •I have have them lhrrn on on their thelruzwn rolls. . The The learned learned that that he he had had driven driven Ids hl* to replace the old plates City" treasure hunt next week. thitt tell you the date ar* whlch they are facing right now. cormlck. mpti! $2 *'-’234.000 2.14 000 Rea) Ural estate r-itaitr equalrenal- DUn>0 ___ __*e of the equalization ..... is to brother Marley's ... C°rtnlck. J J15 15 C 8. Michigan; Amy Inent car. and that t>... the sticker* thing* if you have a calenda that had been used two year*. But Another matter we. must all conMiddleville; Mrs. ized con-. Joan .Ioon smuto,,. Rt ratton Mtodtavitte: izrd $1,403,180; personal left a* as as- haveeach supervUor'a district pay brother carried Indemnity In In-­ It wa* degided that the substituted Dates will be announced on all you they are fotir day* behli slder. When the war shall endJJohn upkey. Jr.. Hastings, R. 1; sisted; total os equalized 1.920430; lts. fa[r aj,are of lhe county tax. i suiance. The car had no tall lights, would noy be satisfactory. Produc­ playground bulletin* soon. Muting* must u other cities are OUs Ketchum. Dowling. R. 1. pcrcentage percentage of countyoftax. county .106685. tax. .106685. For a little time no one knew the tion of-rtlie 2.000,000 nlates will dotog plan for employment on , Darlng the wce|t thc“ following CITY WARDS AND .. K,j. 1 vicum victim or of; tne the uccmeni. accident, wno who wus ,start next month at the state's CITY WARDS 2 AND 23— Real3-Real es- ’ ,es-' ,, — .. The thermometer was Invented In public works For this large sum MirRtca| cases were discharged: tatc assessed $1245260: personal killed while riding his sister's wheel,,; 1590 and the barometer in 1643. of government money will be avail-, R1Jph Kidder. 607 E. Marshall; assessed $770,150; total as assessed . ** , . Fortunately un older brother, reable. Our c ly council have sev- Mlu 8iwron Kermeen. Middleville; $2,616,100. Real estate equalized turning from Thornapple lake, stoperal project* they would like to put Mlsa Lundbejg, 401 W. Cen- $1.476420; personal left as assessed; 7 r ped when he saw the crowd and t “Sro!Vh7‘ Hr" B < ,pr- ulM EllN‘n Stertibock. HS.V- total as equalized $2246.670; perAfter Its meeting held in Traverse reveiled the fact that it was nh the federal authorities will demand tlnM R 2 Ann Marie Tlwhrr. centage of county tax .124815. |Cltv Mondav. tiie state conserva- own brother Wayne who had been that Ha*tto£ P* apart ot the Hasting*. R 2; Mr*. Owar M.nHOPE—Real estate assessed $785,-' Hon department gave out Infor- killed In the hit-and-run acctden: cost—from 20 to 33 1'3 per cent n[llR ,WnKton: ----415: personal ascssed ssujmju $40400;; toun lota) mauuii matlon with reference to hunting . Wayne . s. w# .......... ........................ *13; perMinal ascsseu wiu> tririwur w num.in ........ is .. survived .......—_ by his parents ..... "• .mania to Mlrhlirm brOtileFStwo Itl ti>C UrniV.inU1M) -m.-cii m«t that I *laurici- Pender. 414 S. Jefferson; ; auscAsnient $826215. R«al .rnnnton estate I and trapping seasons int WO Michigan^ brothers the bV army, aiso bv How can our council meet that Ropcrt Lord. Cloverdale; Elizabeth ..ounllzed $517 200- neritonnl left as ‘ for 1943* There will be little change 11 brother and sister at home und situation when the present 10 mill 3I2 E Clinton; Mrs Aaron X“^d? tiuf u eaSlh/d *55«000' , from one year ago 11*° married »i*tera •nruiuh in nav tha actual nmtiinr * S^opewold. Freeport; Jeanne Arm pemmuit o< XJS u'« 031. ' I Uh • I •SX “ * x. ‘ * t ’ r u 3,g * * r -^1^ °^d 1 bo"wiuXve"^ * ‘ KSwW ----------- " । r-rty. jib k. state ttoau mi*, srexpenses of Heatings at toe pres- , Sr. " Bennett. " ’ 914 E. Madison; - —personal assessed $48410; importunity in Allegan county from । th»l *»® k"e" he ’ST. ent prices of tabor and melertata? Mn D)ronNortK Mn Hutold total assessment *777255. Real es- 1 Nov. 1 to Nov. 30. A special sea- ’ *7? t £??t hl We do not know just how much Balis, undRichard. Robert and it h happened didn’t late equalized 590.490; personal as son for hunting with a «un in Al- when 11 »t>uened that he dldnt of an Uicreasc should be made. The Kenneth Culp. Naahvllie: Mta* Al- osseaaed: total os equalized $639,000; tagan countv will II be be offered Mlerert from from dare A,OP and face lh« conA«Onk- °8no nhunter* <Juenccs- He fcaId thal he had bccn city administration U to the best berU‘ Camey. Hasting*. R 3; Mr*, Dec. 1 to 10. Cr.ly position to d&ide that question. stlinl(,y Rjch- percentage of county tax .0355. drinking Friday night, but declared | JOHNSTOWN—Real estate as-। will be allowed that privilege, andJ that he was not Intoxicated. We ought all to secthe^council lhe situation and Donald tBlough. Freeport, Yes, we have blankets and comforters ... which the city and are ’^^1^11^ “ d£hajjtd in- messed $818,475; personal assewsed thev will be selected bv lotterv. Dr. Lathrop, tpc coroner also in­ $53,900; total assessment $872375. The pheasant season will lie from after 41 years of supplying America with foctog. and be prepared to vote a chlded O|Ib4,rt NoyM ctarkavllle; Real estate equalized $702,100; per- । October 15 to November 5. Upoer vestigated the accident not lone zrasonable increase above the pres- Mn o^akl Trrdlnnick.. 33g 8. warm bed coWing*. we COULDN'T fall j it occurred. An inquest will sonal as assessed; total as equalized (season for nralrie chicken and'oth- after held, but the date had not been be ent 10 mill pile. 1 ------------------*iU ia tni<< *at®' Jc5»ahi! nteftenon: Anton Peterson. Alto; percentage ot county tax er birds will be from Oct. 1 to Oct. determined al Lhe time this U writ­ you now I But the supply 1* .h— Ushall .nun should continue until’ there be Mrj MenJo Tumer 5;a g Bro>d. $756200; .042. , 20. ten. The body of the boy was tak ­ limited . . . and we urge you enough reduction In labor and way;. Mr*. Robert Porrttt. Freeinc mu «r.i season MAPLE GROVE—Rea! estate u- ,I The muskrat season was un- en to the Leonard funeral home. material costa to permit the city port- and Mn. Russell Dudley, Del- > _ssed to plan carefully, and to buy sessed $948,760; $948,750; personal usscued assessed •' changed, extending Nov. 1-30 In Th? car driven by Main show* to get along on a 10 mill tax vote. tan ’( $54,115; I It.* tnt.l — — SI IWVt SAX . _ ______ ____ i ___ _______ total assessment $1002465. | the upoer peninsula. Nov. 15-Dec. a badly bent right fender, and on with care and forethought I But that rate should now be In­ ; Rrtl equalized per- 1S north ----- -, estate — ---- — $863,885; -----------------------------UUIUI ol Townline IVWIIU.K 1C IV In III the Mir it Is some of the blue paint which creased, so that tiie council's' hands sonnl.aa a-nsesaed; inu'er nenlnsiilat lui6«6ed; total totol us equalized cquaUzed 1 lower peninsula; Dec Dec. t-31 1-31 south sooth nf of came from Ute bicycle It struck. Will not be tied, when we have the <EQH fnr Mnrn 1 ikrnrv----------------iri8 «ri: }Mreentnge of county .051. lhe townline, except In the Mon­ Tiie boy's head crashed into the opportunity to get needed public windshield of lhe car. smashing a O5lAN.9.^Y I,nLEpersonal —Rcft ^-,re * Where it is Dec. 1-Jun. improvements, with lhe government DOORS rata Dy men MMed $641,910; assessed roe The mlnk hunting huntinc season is 31. The mink season is paying two third* to four fifths of i $36,475; total assessment $678,485. Nov. 1—Dec. 31 and trapulns co­ large hole in the glass. The blwits demolished. the cost. As soon os peace is de­ I Real estate equalized $512,425; per­ inciding with muskrat trappin,, । cycle Arthur Main was brought Into clared that opportunity will come sonal left as assts-wd. total as cqual- excepting the Monroe area. County libraries will benefit to ’ ized *549.000; percentage of county­ Municipal court Monday, with two to Hastings. If we are wise we Taking of skunk will be the same counts charged against him. <l) will make it possible for lhe city the extent of 180 by the fines tm- tax .0305. as the last two years, from Novem- manslaughter: 12) negligent homi­ administration to secure govern­ po.';ed by Justice Bowman in the ■ PRAIRIEVILLE—Real estate asthrough January. cide. He waived examination, and ment aid in projects that will four cases brought before him on 17L35O’* 1t^al’i^^meS?M,,20?W0 । ber I . r P.' J J. «m«master. Hoffmaster, neaa head ot of tne the was bound over to the Circuit court, Monday, all four admitted their greatly benefit Hustings. guilt of the charges placed against Rra'|S2«t»ttoUiimitoM^ta72 «w-ner conservation department wa* auth- his bond being fixed at $5,000 which Bsii teM I’ orteed to fix the dates for hunt- had not been furnished when this them and paid their fines,’which go OBITUARY wreentMe of: ,n* ducks and geese. The dates Into the library fund. 1 win be made to correspond with 8arah Jane VanVelzer was bom The funeral of Wayne Reid was Win Brooks. 36. of Battle Creek, SJS’t?etax,,Mg ■°00, pen*nUg RUTT^NI^Real estate assessed I lh“* of lhe fpde'r‘1 dri»rtment. at Potsdam, New York. June 25. was picked up by the sheriff's of­ held at the Leonard funeral home id51 and died at Hastings. July 8. ficers On Sunday for reckless drivon Tuesday at 2 pm.. Rev B. J. $523,620; personal assessed $37,905; | ••• ’ as the result of the explosion of a Adcock having charge of the serv­ ■toul aMes*n’eni wsi-525- R*al«- harry Thompson kerosene oil stove. She perished In fine and $<50 costs.------------------------Blanket ice. The burial was in Union ceme­ --------------------------- (ale equalized $558,095; personal left CTATF MFFT OF the Hames that destroyed the house tery in Hastings township. George McNutt, 21. was-nabbed ns assessed• total as equalized $594.J'AFtMttT Or Buys at and contents. • Sunday by city police for reckless ooo. Percentage of county tax .033. j POLICE OLICE CHIEFS --------------- **Deceased was married to James driving. He paid $25 fine and ; THORNAPPLE—Real estate as.VanVelzer at Armrow. WisAmsln $4 50 in costa. Police Chief Chief Harr, Harry Thompson has PROBATE COURT • seated $1109 345' tvcrsonal assessed . Police . nnd to this union three children Robert V. Neil. 62. and hl* son : $84,150; total assessment $1243.495. j to Charlevoix since Mondav Est. -tames Chccseman. Annual were bom. Charles, who died when Bertram. 25. were arrested on a Real estateequalized $1,002,850; attending aiienuina annual gaincring uviuum mvu. theme annual gathering of u,account filed. , fourteen years old; George Edwin disorderly charge by the city po- personal leftas assessed; total a*' head* . head*ofofMichigan Michigancltv citynotice policededeEst. James A. Bragdon. Petition • Est. of Hastings, and Gertrude Gilbert lice on Sunday. On Monday the equalized $1,107,000: percentage of 1 partments. There is always an in- for administrator fUed, order for A grand array "of durable, warm of Foley. Alabama. , teresllng program. The addresses publication entered. . Tiie family came to Hasting* in elder Nell paid $5 00 fine and $4 50 county tax 415. nearly all relate to police work. Eet, Lydia Simpson. Final account blankets—very specially priced I 1010 where Mrs. VanVelzer has costa and the son paid $25 fine . WOODLAND—Real estate .assess- [ Topics are thrown open for dis- Hied, led. order forpubllcatlon entered. lived a quiet life with her son re­ I and *4.50 costs assessed by Justice . ed *1,416.475; personal assessed $95.- cusrion. That is .where lhe prin- , Est. Roy J. j. Toffee, Taffec. proof of pub000; total assessment $1511,475. spected by all who knew her. Mr. Bowman. rtAID RAIXS; 25% Wool i Real estate equalised $1490200; cipal help 1* ta given to those who at- llcaUon filed, order allowing claims VanVelzer died in 1828. • neAonal left ite assessor• total m lend- The pros and com of each entered. — -------------------------------------------------------------- “St. Charles Popp. Proof of pubSoft, deep nap! Sateen bound! Surviving the deceased, besides MUNICIPAL COURT Howard Lowe was brought into ' equalized $1,485,000; percentage of ences of police .chiefs In meeting llcation filed, warrant and inventhe son and daughter, are four Paste! tones! 98 Municipal court one day last week, county tax .0825. grandchildren, five great grand­ 1 charged with being drunk and dis- । YANKEE SPRINGS — Real es- the situation* they do. That Is very tory filed, order allowing claims children and many friend.*. _ helpful. Usually one or two FBI entered. Funeral services were conducted orderly/He admitted the offense. 1 tale.assessed $461,575: personal asat the grave by the Rev. Lemuel Cotton Jacquared Pairs Severance In the Rutland Cemetery We have dresses and Friday. July 9. Heavy weight for coxy comfort! dresses. They're cool be­ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- ------------------------------ — I to apply. I Est. Dora C. Kepkey. Proof of Colorful florals! A 98 72" x 84"f cause they're shantungs, TEN MILL LIMIT OH CITY TAXES SHOULD BE INCREASED NOW BjlTm EQUALIZATION FOR COUNTYTAX LEVY AS ADOPTED CAR!»^«^|^^ S ,^ One License Plate On A Mich. Car in 1944 i “lld Instruc stay Huntlriq DotCS Named DV Conservation Dept, jTT&W#* JULY STOREWIDE BARGAIMf1 YOU CAN STILL COUNT ON PENNEY'S for Winter Bedding in july Tor More Library Books Paid bv 4 Men Mon., Justice Court LADIES' COOL COTTON FROCKS A .'M rayons. AUCTION SALE cottons. and Many styles to choose from, including maternity SOLID SINGLE 50% wool and 50% cotton for warmth and years g*SO of wear! © dresses. SOLID COLOR: 25% WOOL Soft, warm . and longwearlngl Solid shades, neatly j?64 bound 1-72“ X 84". .... w Having discontinued farming I will have an auction sale at the farm located a mile east of the Wood school. Sec. 23, Ir­ ving Twp., or 2 miles west and 3 J miles south of Freeport, on 72" x 84” Plaid Pairs. Deep nap. Pastel*! _—1.98 Children's TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1943 £ STURDY SHOES Commencing at 1:30 o'clock the following will be offered for Bale: Practical Brown gelding, 13 years old. Gray gelding, 11 years old. CATTLE Walking plow. Spring tooth harrow. Brooder stove. Horse collars. Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old. Forks, shovels, etc. Durham heifer, 2 yrs. old. GRAIN Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old. FARM MACHINERY McCormick mowing machine. 5 acres wheat in field. 5 acres rye in field. 5 acres oats in field. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. HAZIEL ROBINSON PROPRIETOR DEWEY REED. Auctioneer 1 THINK WHAT OUR BOYS ARE GIVING HARVEY J. ELLIOTT. Clerk shoes active feet. Brown. •Ref. U. 8. Pat. Off. rfiN^S —Then Lend a little more! Buy War Bonds Double harness. Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old. Chlldcraft* bring long-lasting comfort to 2 Horse cultivator. HORSES N Tilt wind-whipped Aleutians.and the steaming jungles of the South Sea Islands—aboard shrapnelraked bombers and fighting ships at sea—your boys and ours are giving all they've £Ot to win this war. . In honor and appreciation of the tremendous job they're doing, we are devoting the month of July to the sale of War Bonds at Penney's. In every department, at every counter at Penney's, you will find war Bonds on sale all this month. Buy Bonds at Penney's—all you can afford and a whole lot I more! War Bonds are backed by the full faith and credit of the United States of America—the strongest, most sol­ vent financial institution in history. ' And remember—you only lend Uncle Sam the money. He'll pay you back $4 for every 13 you put up, at the end of 10 years. And War Bonos will not de­ So Light And Warm . . Luxurious Comfort«r»-Sat»«n Cava Filled with soft, fluffy cotton plus 33 1-3 % new wool for comfortable warm th I Florals, solid border) MEN’S Towncraft Shirts J65 A Superb Value I Floral Design SetoMtt! crease in value. Buying War Bonds is the one big way everybody can help win this war and help back up our gallant boys •Sanforized fit. overseas. .. Buy War Bond*—today—M Penney’*! t Fabric shrinkage will not axcMd IS. . WHAT YOU SAVE All Wool Filled Taffeta Comfo Topa in winter warmth—thia rayon faille taffat* filled with all new wooll Rich bedroom colors! for perfect Plump and billowy-satin and eretonne 100% wool filled. SPEND WITH UJ 4 A90 | Ca J �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1M3 V.F.W. CHURCHES ITORIALS I tha brttf momenta ot hia Divine services at 11 o'clock. Ser- Minnie Campbell num by Pastor. —Roy — — — — Boyce of ”Hastings called on 1 Mrs. Gladice Gilmore gave a very Evening meeting at 7:30 with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen Friday satisfactory report of tne oonvenafternoon. * Fem and wv.™. Frances — i Uon Bt Lansing. Mrs. Gertrude Bar­ evangelistic singing and sennon. Tuesday nights B.YF.U. all young Campbell of Jackaon are spending low also attended. people invited. ' . flpJjjA WeW HASTINGS METHODIST CIRCUIT rlBCVlT Rev. Bessie M. RulUon. Pastor Residence. AID E. Green PreaclUng Sunday at Martin and Quimby, lime 10 and 11:30. Sunday school at Goodwill and l» lb. bod,, 8.1 lh,> Um I»1 T SFiJSS Hendershot at the usual Ume. in Um end are likely to achieve a Repast few days rurwugn ror The Goodwill Sunday .-.-hooi smoothness, perfection and degree comrade Frank Burgess' son lias tcard will meet at the church. Fn-1 of coordination which Hitler or his entered the service. day evening for election and otijer generals fol* all their great ability Mrs. Emma Willman, mother of could not duplicate. Mildred Platt has Uscn nu apartThe Youth Fellowship will meet ^. . . I ment in the Joiuuon'a apurtmenU at the church Sunday evening. « m I Admittedly the democratic allies] V. F. W. NEWS ' Mri Ida PalznaUar Thuiaday PM. I *■««• *• »FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Concatrict spent a couple of days day morning will be "The Christ­ with Mr. and Mrs. Muri Campbell ian Conscience.” Mr. Stone will of Hastings last week. * Mrs. Min­ nie Campbcll iias^ a real victory : reach andservice the Adult — ---- center .™. ,„_ z ling^The beginsChoir at 10will M k»fdrn right In----the of lhe membrance of our departed mem­ o'clock and lasts just one hour. The vlitagc. * Joseph Hammond. Mr. ber. Mrs Blanche Summers, at our Sunday School will begin at 11:10'• Mrs. Ardy Owen. Mra. last meeting. and close al 12:00. < Lloyd Owen and Raymond attenda,w >----------------ed the funeral of Mrs. Anna Ham­ i ~ COMMUNITY NOTICES ah amh- .> u» jmu. LEGAL NOTICES NOTIOB TO CBEDITOIS Dull} Vacation Bible trhool will . of Q baby boy. born Sunday at both iwuuii. wui nations partlclpaUd ... in .... the uuncu mined Mrs. au-1. Webb's neons sister's suti’is lumiiy. family. >-■ c xt week July Ml-31.^ in-I Cedar Ciwk^ be held ,i ne II Pennock Muri »edar Creek Pennock hospital. hosnltad ★ ★ Mia. Mis Muri opening attack—Paratroopers; gild- Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sherwood from sWad of M previously’announced.’ The WB.C S will meet with Mrs Lanuner. U leaving for TampL er-bom commandos; water-bom Cadillac, the first part of the. guccesiful schools were held as Russell Tolles for Pol tuck supper Florida Monday evening where shock troops; battleships, cruisers,*^. Wednesday. July 21. You are mKrl ft itstfoned. a tL —*-------------------------- ■■ • Hendershot nnd Quimby last week. and daatroyera which served as I B'«h has received the Teachers nt Hendershot. Mrs. R. I mere family was home for a pic­ ।until c..rds of two overseas —ti.ran., Garrison and Mbs Rulison and- at vUttlfloating, mobile forts untU the wh0 to moreour ! r.lc Sunday. * Rev. and Mrs. Irvin land forces could get e»tabhshed; nie Auxiliary has purchr_s-j jj Quimby. Mr». Dorothy Caateicin. Cloverdale i of Plainwell were Sunday dinner The Cloverdale Garden club will guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ardy Owen. infantry; mechanized divisions: en-’nOwer .vues and delivered them to Mrs. Anna Calms. Mrs. Velm Ar­ nold nnd Mias RulLson. be entertained by Mrs. Virgil Mon(tnatra: artillery; anti-tank units; the Percy Jones hospital. w Enrollment 14 and 33. The of ­ Jca on Friday July 16. Everyone etc.- etc. The entire movement was1 Three boys from Bjirry county are Irish First ferings taken were for China relief. welcome. ■ carried out with a precision which receiving treatments al the Percy it is believed that lhe Irish were apparently exceeded the moit opti- Ja^“ h^P^}ry hxYe . Amounts $3 and $7.94. West Hope the first to can salmon in Cork. Irambtte expectation* of the command-,other war MVlng Bond, to add to JEFFERSON ST. U. B. CHL’RCH The McCallum School reunion land, 1845. Instead of cuttitjg^lhs ing officers. their collection. • | 10 A. M. Morning worship. will be held at the school house fish to fit In the can, however, the " ’ ---------------- *-**---------------- * 1 Prcuchlng by Rev. J. Jr Batdorf. Saturday July 17. can was built around the fish. Much credit for lhe success of OKDEX roil PUBLICATION Hendr.shod -. thia operation miut go to Gen. Hendershott W.8.CS. will picnic Kbenhower whose ability in unify­ at Reid's Resort on Thomapplc Cancer is curable, according to i ing tiie forces of many diverse and nest Battles. lake Saturday p. M, July 17. Picnic noted physicians. Il is one of the , Fire Chief Guy Giddings made ‘ “ * frequently touchy nationalities and his report tor the thrrr month-. ] 8 o'clock sermon by Rev. Batdorf.' supper with lemonade furnished by most curable of aU diseases provid- . factions has won universal praise Administrative board meets at tiw the Mciely. Friends invited. ending June 30, to the city council ing it is treated promptly. Delaj ------------night, in it In- stales that! church on Friday evening al 8 Indications are that neither gas Friday is lhe dangerous factor. Martin Corner* Content during that period there were 15"-| o'clock. nor tire rationing are likely to be fire alarms sounded, also one fair*.- • Annual conference at Barnaby The WJ3.C.S. W.S.C.8. will wlU meet with Mrs. relaxed any time In the near fu­ alarm. Tiie department wa* sum- ] memorial park, August 4-8. Camp jrjoyd Benner Wednesday. July 21 for a pot luck supper. The liostesn ture. In fact, the situation from moned to subdue four grass fires., meeting. Afigu-U 8-15. . will furnish the meat and potatoes. lhe ElvlBan standpoint may get two blazes in rubbish heaps, three' , A cordial invitation ia extended to noticeably worse before- an im­ car fires, one store, otic apartment GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Services held in Ute i. o. O “11. provement Is noted. As the tempo and four house firm. The citv's fire Remember preacldng service next Ins for the three months wna ea1 hall. Green street entrance. ---------------of war-steps up overseas.'the mili­ tlmated at $375. Tlfclt Is u very small rxrning nt 10 o’clock. You Divine worship ul 10:0 A. M. Sci- Sunday mon tary demand for gasoline.. will -con­ loss for 91 days, so small that it "ton subject. 'Tiie Keys of the — are ----cordially Invited to attend tinue to soar. One four motored h n large cm it to thd tii paruucm ( Kingdom of Heaven.' church and Sunday School. ,i... ..... ■ , Kunrlov Sunday u-Hnnl nt 1 I -1AntA 11:30 A. M. bomber, for example, on an ordi­ tcliool nary mission uses up enough high I FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. | test gasoline to fill the tanks of M | Mr. and .Mrs, Fay Underwood of SCIENTIST large-size passenger cars. A thou­ ' Ionia called al' the home of Mr. j sand of these "big boys” are now • Fann work Is War Work! You | Comer Church and Center Sts. and Mrs. Floyd Asplnnll and famgirl', and boys, women.-retired men ; being sent over Europe In one eve­ all can help produce food for1 free- . Subject: ■Life." 1 ily Saturday, July 3rd. * Mr. apd I Sunday service 11 a. m. ,I „, la. Cleon Landon wb „ u Mrs. were In, Grand ning followed by hundreds more doni. t Wednesday evening service 7:4a : Rapids. Wednesday night to visit during the day—and these raids arc At the present lime there Ls n ' p __ _____ । „L. r i . ' Mr;i L--101!00'* sister • ... .... mi.-,- lmiiiuuiis outer who wnu is in ui the wic merely beginning to reach the peak serious labor shortage -in Barry > R‘’a.9,“!E 7ll,lcc hospital there. * Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ intensity planned. That's merely county. ;, open WcdtMsday und Saturday from-, tiiur Yarger accompanied Mr. and Ail girls and boys between the : 3 to 5 n. m. ‘ one of the many Important reasons Mrs oerajd Tlschcr and family ------- --------why civilian gas rations may have ages ot 12 to 18 who feel it their j to Lansing. Sunday where they patriotic duty to help win the war P1IIinl..... to be cut still further. Supplies can i visited relatives. * Dr. and Mrs. IOLIM.. cun do do so so bv by getting getting in in touch touch with w'ith of synthetic rubber are expected Mr. Kenneth McElniury from Perry Bishop at the Co. Agent's Of­ - ---------- - --------to reach a satisfactory volume fice. He will be glad to suggest Sunday School 10 A M. Ftnnci.- spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. sometime after the first of the farmers who arc needing a few days Coleman Supl. Next Suu. k-xvon i Robert Krohn and Arlene. * Mrs. will be taken from 2 Sam 4:4-JJ A: 13 । Gerald Tischer entertained 22 lityear. Whether or not there will help. Preuchihs service al 11 A.M. Rev. 'tie tie boys buys and ulrU girls Wednesday afbe the manpower and machines Allen Bishop • -----------1 twu»»ui |lonorjnK Janet's av 10 -uumi blrth--■ H u-.-v.a Burry County Farm Mr.i. Manker will speak Horn -the : utrnoon available to manufacture enough subject. "Prayer in the Name of | day. A Eugene Ruitene and Donald Phelps PhcltH 1 Ijtbor Assistant tires for unrestricted civilian sale Christ." , ; of lamsing were among those pres- ! remains to be seen. Those who 'n5t atalMr> and Mrs. nillB ,<,Uu 'Tischer of „„ Lake I •MiUUrv .Merit' : tvrning jscrvtce ».!.L nt rw-uiiw i■ tn toairt<M are betting that there will be. may n-1 C A . : 1/ .I Manker uill sjM'itk from the subject, Odessa and Mrs. Arthur Yarger us.The Order of the I urplc Henri. : • Thu ChrLsl of Galilee -' Special . si_sted with the serving A* Don't .—be greatly disappointed. Even tiie question oAjransportlng these tires for-"Military Merit.“TS swarded to singing bv Mr. und Mrs. Curtl- |.(orgct church services at Hie Carlfrom manufacturer to retail centers persoos who-"while serving In the Gencvic Keller will luivr charge of < tcll centerMetliodLst church at the voting young peotiles peoplra servire service at al 7 p.m. pm. । o9 n-^incV o'clock t.vnrv every flimzi.v Sunday nwimim. morning. will be a problem for a transporta­ aytt.y of tiie United Stales perform I i^te Prayer Meeting Thura. 7:30 I’.M Uni Sunday Ren Wingard favored tion system already strained to lhe any singularly meritorious act of ‘ the congregation with a vocal solo limit So, it is still essential to We welcome you! I a-s a special feature, as well as a conserve tires all possible and to service." Tire decuration was c*Uibj beautiful message. Every' one is drive u little as possible. iifi.tci uy uc'.-.t w.->»iimgmn ui invited to these Sunday morning City’s Fire Loss for 3 : Months Only $375.00 ORDER'TO*PUBLICATION DANCE At Bowens Mills Every Saturday Night •"d COME WHERE YOU CAN HAVE A GOOD TIME. U. S. NO. I COBBLER—NEW POTATOES 15 peck 63c FANCY—RED-RIPE RIPE-SWEET—JUMBO SIZE HALIBUT LB- 49C How many of us would be willing to change places with the men was the first in.iyniu <f valor । at ten thlnry o’clock, like •-Pastor AR 4 REEK LAKE HURON and women who are Riving their, v,: ... ar.ri .„u> will t«:ll 11|limit Will "A t-lltin about me of "AMarbles" Game ot Marbles'Mrs. Richard . Mrs L Richard Lcinaar of Hostings time to serve on lhe Burry County file t-f suldicrs ns conlrartcd with 1 *md will preach on lhe thnue. "Tiie I J* visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Italian Board; to, sit there day after efjeers ; Deti rmining Factor." , Lelnaar * Mrs. Oengarten ot Dc| Bov Hcouts will meet at the Holt visited Mrs. Friu but week. day listening to tiie Justifiable com­ ---------- —--------------- | church Monday night. E. U Taylor. * Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen and plaints. the misunderstandings, the family visited Mr. und Mrs. Walter If the 1943 rate of sIkic buyinu in -Scdutmojiter. unreasonable “squawks." the petty POLE STAR -----— • Baird of Gull lake Sunday after­ lies, etc, etc- which arc a part of tills country had been continued In ) BAPTIST x CHURCH J noon. A Mrs. Jennie Waters of 1943. rales have exceeded shoe *•.•• .. NOTE:S the dally • routine of the board? production woul by at icaat 100 million Sunday School every Sunday Hostings and Mrs Linda Siebel of Most of those serving on the board .pairs. Delton were recent guests of Mrs. I morning at 10 o'clock. are doing SO out of a sense of duty peoples of England and America.1 haye had a devastating effect on, the citizens of the occupied couhtries whose co-operation and good­ will la essential if we arc to win a The tint freight earning glider tow from America to Ena land was 3.500 miles long. Equally impor­ tant. the Hight was made on sched­ uled time, lhe big glider coming to rest neatly with Its ton and a half cargo exactly a* planned. Wheth­ er this is merely a spectacular stunt or the forerunner of impor­ tant transportation developments to come, remains to be seen. '• In spile of wartime, it Is encour« to know that the National Camp at Intcriocheh hls a full enrollment of summer students. Here, amid the natural beauty of lake and woodland Is being can led on one,-of the several important cultural activities which are — or j should be—living, vital forces in . any civilized nation. The news of] tins record enrollment comes as something of a ray of normalcy In a lopsy tuny world. Another bit of good news—The broadcasts from this summer camp are avail- I able to radio audiences, despite Bou Felriho and hU union must- | dans, thanks to die co-operation ( of officials wlko are making' college broadcasting facilities avail­ able to the camp musicians, all of' whom are students and amateur*.. The Allies have named the con- 1 ditlon* under which Rome cari be spared bombings: 1—Rome must be ; declared an open city; 3—All Ger­ man and Italian troops must evacuate the city; 3—Ail military Installations and machinery for the production ol munitions in the city power may ba generated there for war plants outside. Harsh terms? They Mt identical to the conditions FRESH HERRING • 19’ REDFISH FILLETS - 29° 33’ SMOKED HAMS 31' SLAB BACON 30' PICNICS SHANK HALF AUCTION SALE Owing to ill health I will dispose of my personal property at Public Auction at my farm located 2£ miles to Tamarack Cor­ ners south M MONDAY, JULY 19, 1943 LB. (7 POINTS) LB. Sorrel marc, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1600. Sorrel gelding, 9 yrs. old, wgt. 1600. COWS yrs. old, giving good mess milk. Black cow, 3 yrs. old, giving good mess milk. Roan heifer, 10 wks. old. Red heifer, 8 wks. old. CHICKENS 49 Laying hens. FARM TOOLS McCormick mower in good shape. 2 Section spring tooth drag, good one. J/ad *7lie 'altted Caeny Alt P'JKPOll GRAHUtATCD BEET SUGAR 11. 6c <X SUGAR pkg.' VINEGAR GAL 18C WHITE VINEGAR 8c or. 12c fr'uit JARS FRUII JAhj quarh doz 63c doz 53c ,.H, 2 PKGS. 19c Oliver 98 walking plow. ERUIT PECTIN 2 BOTS. 19c 2 Horse walking cultivator. WHOLE SPICES £, 1 2 PKGS. 15c Farm wagon and rack. plahut Buna AMH PAOt MACARONI Work harness, l.» in. traces. HOnil K Quantity of household goods. BAKING POWDER 2 “i 54c IONA FLOUR ^91c SUNNVflEED FLOUR "Jl Be CAKE FLOUR Ifc-ll. IQ, pkg. IOC or. lie Ji’ ■/r-OAl. 31C Jia 4ic 7 /C CORN FLAKES It-OZ. Uz. 9c pkg. ALL-BRAM p« WHEATIES a FOR SEEDLESS—PERSIAN BOX OF 5 YOUR CHOICE OF THESE DATED (MUCHID HARVEL OGARETTES I'/l-LB. LOAF RYE BREAD 20 OZ. LOAF CRACKED WHEAT HOME STYLE VIENNA RAISIN I'/i-LB- LOAF 16-OZ. LOAF It-OZ. LOAF 3 for 29c KEYKO VEGETABLE MARGARINE LB. 18c W 10c SHREDDED WHEAT ’?A »c DEWEY REED, Auctioneer LGE. BCH. ”f.l 15c RICE GEMS dew SHORTENING MUSTARD FRANK KEECH, Prop < FRESH—CRISP 711 12c DHL PICKLES J.7 18c MUSTARD COfFEE* APPLE BUTTER CHERRIES 'r?A »C Quantity of hay not cut. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. CRISP—WELL-BLEACHED WHITEHOUSE MILK 3 is.*, ik CUSP 3 ,'.'o 28c 2 acres of corn on ground. Other articles too numerous to men­ tion. EACH (6 POINTS) SUGAR CURED LB. SURE JH.L 5 tooth cultivator. FOR CRISP—SOLID SMOKED Commencing at 1:00 o'clock the following will be offered for talc: HORSES a 25' 13' 49' 12c 20' 10' 20' ANY SIZE PIECE 22C4^'Ks SILVERBROOK ? BUTTER CHEESE 3 siu 62c (8 POINTS) LB. (8 JOINTS) LB. WISCONSIN MILD CAM. SI-24 AMMONIA qt. SAL SODA 9c U* 5c tuxNvniio H.*n, ■ •URt UliD W 2 & 34c. CRESTVIEW EGGS NORTHERN DIAMOND CRYSTAL ANN PAGE RASPBERRY TISSUE FLAKE SALT PRESERVES » 20c - 22c 1 We hgve read several "explana­ tions'’ by various reporters and journalists of not Inconsiderable reputation as to why it was ncccsaary for the United States to' try and do business with Darlan. AU ot them agree essentially as to fact and all of them left us asking the same question—"Why was it neces­ sary to do business with Darlan?" It may be that history will record this action as the only, major blunder of the African campaign —A blunder which might, except for TOMATOES CABBAGE CANTALOUPES 2 HEAD LETTUCE MICH. CELERY GREEN PEPPERS3 LIMES NEW GREEN FRESH “»“’>•’ P M¥SwEBw.M<r I Sunday morning worship July 18,1 Uncle Howdy and His Ramblers. Mixed dances. FOODS FRESH effort. Barry county, we believe, has been very fortunate in the type of men and women who arc serving on lhe ration board. .»• ROMAN ANN PAGE WHITE SAIL CLEANSER 9c KETCHUP CLEANSER 10c rolSrs ON 46' 32' ooz. 47c A‘P SELF-SERUI(Ej �ORGANIZATIONS CITY COUNCIL । The Brawn Swiss OaUle Breeders Association of South Western Minh- a century, ne oca it in stocx ana grain Retiring, he moved to Has­ tings and later divided his time be­ tween a Wall lake cottage and his farm. Walter Spaulding was educated in Kalamazoo rchooU and tn Oll- COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS family lot in Prairie Home Ceme­ tery. Richland. Walter Spaulding was the last member of a family whose name waa a household word In pioneer days to Kalamazoo and. Barn counties. HU grandfather. Charles W. Hpauldlng. naUve ot Vermont, came to Clunax township. Kala- Night Benton, daughter of Duty Benson, an early pioneer in the neighbor-1 hood. Two children were bom Utt' them. Ix-on L Spaulding, who died I In Kalamazoo. in 1907, and Mrs. । Mabel Grigsby, who died about 15 yean ago. Mr. Spaulding leaves several cousins residing tn KaUoccupylngXhe Lyons cottage at Fine Lake A Dona Darling of near Bedlord to flatting st G serge Wickwire's and assisting Henry with farm work. * Mr. and Mrs. Don Putnam visited friends tn Bediortl Saturday. * Wm. 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CLEANSING TISSUES 500 count SUNBRITE CLEANSER SALSODA 21 lbs. CAMAY SOAP 3 bars FLY RIBBONS 5 in Pkg. 91 c 19c 25‘ 22c 22c 5c 6c 21c iQc BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE €. Thomas Stores w spent from Tuesday until Friday with their parent* Mr. and Mrs. Sol Stanton. Their grandson Nor­ man Stanton of East Delton also spent two days with them. * Mr*. Linn Seibel ha* been visiting her lister, Mrs. Minnie Campbell nepr Cedar Creek for several days. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lowe of Niles spent Sunday with her mother. Mr*. Blanche Richards.' Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Powell M Hoatlpgs were callera Sunday atlerndorL * Kendall William* of Gull lake s petit the weekend and the 4th with his grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs John Adam*. * Mr. and Mrs. Max Reynold* and daughter June and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams and son Dean spent over the 4th fish­ ing near Cadillac. * Mrs. Glenn Hayward. Mrs. Dan Lancaster and three boys all of Hastings called on Mrs. Angie Titus Wednesday afternoon. Mr*. Daniel Erb. local was a caller in the evening. * Keith and Kenneth William* of Gull lake spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with their cousin Dean Williams. * Members of the. In­ land Lakes Garden Club attended the regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Mackinder at Wall lake Thursday of last week. Plans were made for the rplcnic which will be held at the home of Mr*. । Peter Potter at Wall lake in Aug1 u*t. * Mrs. Elizabeth Perse and | Miss Eleanor Fox of Fort Wayne, [ IntL. have been visiting tf» for­ mer’s brothef-ln-law nnd sister, Mr. and Mr*. Bert Patton. * Mr. ' and Mrs. John Adams spent Sun‘ day with their son-in-law and । daughter Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn WilItems and family at Gull like. * ; Mrs John Jone* and daughters of j Toledo. Ohio, have been visiting 1 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fordle Casey. * Dr. Byron E. Farwell who has been spending Xcver.d motr.lt* in California returned home last week. * Mr. and Mrs. Lyle laxhleitner of Detroit have been vlsiting their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Lcchleitner. * Mrs. Julia Weiler has been on the sick list. * Lester McLeod, son of Mrs. . Myrtle McLeod of Delton, ha* I been promoted to the rank of Corporal and assigned to the Fifth Academic Squadron. Shep­ pard Field. Texas. Before enter­ ing the army. Corp. McLeod was employed at the. Marshall airport. ♦ John Winferd McBain, sou of Roy McBain of Delton, has been promoted from staff sergeant to technical sergeant at the Blythe­ ville. Ark., army air field where he Is chief radio mechanic ot the 701st -squadron. Sergeant McBain was inducted Into service January M, 1041. and has been stationed at Blythvllle since last July. He grad­ uated from the.W. K. Kellogg Ag­ ricultural school In 1930 and tn 1938 completed a course at the Coyne Electrical and Radio shcool * Supt. R. W. Harper, superin­ tendent of the Galesburg school* for the past thirteen years has ac­ cepted a position a* superintend­ ent of tiie Delton Rural AgHcultural school for the coming year. The Harpcts plan to move August l*t to Wall lake w^ere they will reside. * Mr. and Mrs. John Anders of Kalamazoo have been, spending several days with their brother­ m-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Whittemore. * Mr. and Mrs. Herman Reynolds spent two days last week with rehtives at Three Oaks. * Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Whittemore of Rutland called on their brother nnd sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Will Whittemore Bun­ day. * Jake Adrianson and Mft. Eli* Doud visited Mr. and Mis. Porter Knowle* nt Hickory Cor­ ners. Friday afternoon. * Mr. and 'ir*. Purur Knowles of Hickory Comers and Mr. and Mrs. Chi.rle* Fisher of Richland spent Sunday evening with Jake Adrianson and Mrs. Ella Doud. Jeose Osgood. * Mr. and Mr*.! Ronald Anders and family entertalned at a family dinner Sunday in honor of - Caraid Cook from Great Lakes Training Station and Leun Cook from Selfridge Field. « Don Springer who left Tuesday to report at Detroit in the Navy Air force Is at a camp in Ohio. * Mr. and Mr*. L. D, Woodman called on Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kellar and son at Stewart Lake, cottage Sun­ day. * There was a good crowd out to the program at the church Saturday evening.-» Franci* Springer began work Monday morning in Battle Creek. * Mis* Rose Clark of Hastings spent part of test week with her »bter. Mrs Will McCallum. * Remember 'the school reunion at the school house thl* weak Saturday. July 17th. * Pvt. Harold Bronunel* returned to Camp today. Monday after spend­ ing his fifteen day furlough with hl* wife and daughter a* the Hat­ tie Anders home. ’ • Mrs. Herb Cook of Middleville. Burehduff of Hasting*. * Sunday Luella Bchrier and *on Hubert were Miss Barbara Lewis spent the nut visitors al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bunday evening callera at lhe home week there.'* Miss Glennie* Gelb Franc Gorham were Mr. and Mrs. spent lhe weekend In Richland with Willard Bagley and family. Mr. and Twyla Jarrard of Dowling, waa a __ Buehl Beatty ___ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reed and Mrs. and family and guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ana Roy Oaks and family Sunday. * daughter. She attended the birth- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gorham and day party Friday in honor of 8u- ; family ail of Kalamazoo. * Mrs. Mr. and . Mrs. Jamea Wilcox called zanne Reed. * Perc Boykin and Dr. Wm. Haven* returned home Thurs- on-Mrs. Robert Wilcox of Chidester C W Barton and tons of Middle- 1 day much improved in health which district. Thursday evening. town. Ohio are spending the week i» good new* to her mar- frte-4BANNER WANT ADS RAI with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boykin * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn and and family. * Mr. Bassett of Nash-1 -- -------------- -------------- ;-------- ——— ville 1* spending sometime with Mr. ---------_ __ _| Report of the Condition of The Hastings Oty Bank and Mrs. Arthur Lathrop. * Mr. ; and Mrs. Earl Gates spent last Monday evening in Kalamazoo with ..t In il.« „t MkMgsa'ii ih» »< t>u>ine» on Jane so, isi Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gates. A Miss I . iuu M». it Emma Johncock of Detroit came ; pQbu.*«a in sccoriusc* with * c*ii »»*• hy «h< Conai»«i»n«r »f th* wsakli Sunday to spend the summer with garJLm w U. yrevUtoa. t Bmtea 13 at U* Miehig.n nsuei her mother. Mrs Emma Johncock.1 * . * Friend* are sorry to leant Prank to,utBU0“ Humeston u ill and hope he will be better soon. * Mr. and Mrs. Merle Amick and daughter of Glendale spent last Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Applegate and Eble. GLASS CREEK CLOVERDALE \Mr. and Mrs. Russell WhllteMr*. Frank Humeston spent sev­ piore And daughters were visitor* eral day* the prut week In Jack^- 'In the W. Pew home in Hastings ron. attending the Daughters' of | Sunday. * Chrtsterie McGlocklin of Grand Arrnv of RepubUc.xShe wa* Hastings returned home Sunday a guest of Mr and Mrs. Gordon 1 after spending the week with her > Gillette. *• Mrs. Raymond Dings grandparents. Mr. and Mr*. For- . ' ’ and children of Dowagiac, who ' rest Havens. Anita McGlocklin 1* - ’ have been spending a week with, spending thl* week with them ♦ '... their grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Dings Weekend visitors at Fred Otis’ * returned home Sunday. * Mr. and 1 were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Slddcll Mrs Sam Gelb entertained Chartea | of Pontiac, A Visitors at the Roy ... Eckier of Kalamazoo several days ■ Erway home during the past week last week. * Mr*. Glehn Kxhler ' were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rose and lis .spending several days in Chicago -«on’ of Hastings and Mr. and Mr* visiting'Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kah­ Brownell of Orangeville. * Harold l> r. * Vriends are very glad to learn | Otis who has been attending mF.’Bernard Watson who has been very i tary school In Tennessee Is visiting , WEST HOPE sick Is able to be up a little each at the Fred Otis home while await'* A t.'.kl crowd a*, tended day. Wo all hope for you, Bernard ' Ing further Instructions. the Aid Wednesday at the Ira n very speedv recovery. * Mrs. 1 Oegotxi honw| * FTtendr. were Cha*. Leonard of Hostings and SOUTHWEST RUTLAND sorry to hear Mr*. Martin, moth­ Mrs. Ralph Herrick of Kalamazoo Mr and Mrs. George Havens and er of Mr*. Oeluha Morehouse. I* culled on Mrs. Lester Monica Sat­ son Dick of Detroit came Sundav in the Plainwell hospllaL with a urday. * James Lewis ot Leslie for a week’s visit with the former’s broken hip. * Mrs. Belle Shepherd siwnt lhe weekend with Mr. und parents, Mr., and Mrs Wm. Haven*. wa* a guest at lhe Ira McCallum Mrs. Walter Lewis, a Mrs. W. D. * Mr. and Mrs Lester Lord and home Tuesday night and Wednes­ Brook* spent the past week in family of Cloverdale spent Sunday day and attended the aid supper Ypsilanti with Mr. and Mrs. Stere with Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcox. Wednesday. * Mrs. Lynden John­ Knrme* and family. A Mis* Mary Yvonne remained for a longer vis­ cock and daughter Joy are spend­ Lon Lewis, is spending the week it. A Lelila Oaks spent Saturday ing the week with her father. with her grandparent*. Mr. and night and Sunday with Mrs. Jas. WELCOME NEWS! EFFECTIVE JULY 19 to 31 Hundreds of Pairs of Rationed Shoes GO ON SALE RATION FREE! Odd Lot Shoe Release by Authority of the O. P.A .ttRh wrrr rl.t.Me Arbor, ‘at the convah lion ur Mrs. rxl he Report of Condition of the NationSI Bank of Hastings OF HABTIM08 SB M TOTAL DKPO8IT8 krr lUbllllir. ......... W W Price tags are marked ’WAY DOWN below regular ceiling prices! At this special selling you’ll find just what you need in summer shoes for all the family! W Short Lines and Broken Sizes It's just like getting shoes as a gift! The time is limited ALL Must Go! don’t delay here’s Include (Victory tumch It will relax your war nerves and give you added energy, too! IT’S EASY TO SERVE YOURSELF HERE! Busy? You bet! We’ve been adjusting prices on hundreds of pairs of shoes for this event. Come in and have a look you’ll see what we mean we re going to close them out regardless of original cost our loss, your gain! Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK Remember-Only 12 Ration-free Days JULY 19th to JULY3lst ■A The lunch box that carries a thermos of milk is sure to win the praise of the hard-working mon on the production line. It gives just the pick-up he needs after working so hard to get the war materials to our fighting forces, and it helps to relax his tired nerves. Enjoy the* flovorful goodness of a cold gloss of milk every day and see how it keeps you feeling strong and healthy! HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. /JL car-^ATE SHOESTOBE 4 O<= I 3 BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hutinge �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1MJ Staff Sgt. Jack C. San of the Air! ii a graduate ot Columbia and Ford­ Franklln store. The groom te a BURIAL OF MRS. Corp, stationed In Trinidad re- ham Universities, fnwiuate of Tbornappio KaitaM ceivad a Ibcal furlough and went by • No date has been set for the High tchuol -37 and ha* attend*! , plane to lhe Island of Barbados wedding. Michigan State coilere. Ho is no* employed at the While Product* of Mr. and Mn. H M Elliott ar.J 11 Core, Middleville. Mia* Beverly Brown of Hastings Woodland yesterday afternoon lour o'clock. Mra. Buitle, who i Ule UU1)(1 M an Wtnd of w* V M I fa I I L. I I J ORCHESTRA GOES TO Hugo Wunderlich of mu city, had paradise and had a most enjoyable .. : .. „ UiIlP Friday evening Mrs J. H. Haney BAY CITY CASINO made her hurue in Lincoln with her Mr and Mr* Earl G Rothaar ho.teM to her club of eight for Hastings friends will be interested daughter. Mrs. Preston Manning, to know that Barry Hastings 'Lau­ wncie death occurred on April fl. have been vacationing at lhe HSeveral Neil Painter's at Long Branch Land- , m“n held the top bridge score, rence Welle) and the other members since which time Mrs. Burate ha* of the Paul NeiUon orchestra, that Kdually failed, death being due to ing. Uike Fenton. has played continuously in Toledo rt trouble. The family formerly Mr* Mary Meyers of Nashville a since Oct 25, 1942. went to Bay rraided m Woocuanu , 'her sujand daughu-r Mr*. Uc«4 OU<>n of Biteen Sullivan entertained with ~ Mr. and Mr*. Carl Weanlnter. Jr., i Bennett. ' Detroit were callera aL the E. O ft,. 7A?" John Walters and daughter-in­ Oily June 13. where they are en­ vivora are a daughter. Mr-. DeVet c en hundred feet east < nd Mr th.Tom Rtebhin. Btebblna. who gaged at the Casino at Winona England of -Washington, D. C, a and about three mm* ,h * pleasure of Tnm law of Grand Rapids, left Mondav ohd Mr. and Mra. Duane MIDer had j Mr*. It. G. Finnic, JoAnne, Gor^ Rothaar home Monday three day vacation in Holland don and Barbara and Mias Evelyn for Texas to visit Lorraine Walters • A weekend guc.st of Mrs Omer left on Wednesday for Fort Custer. Beach. Before going to Toledo, the son. carl Burkle of Woodland; live “ WMIt■1 Hailey ot Louisville, Ky, wlio will Barnum was Mr*. Lucille Ailerdtng wlio is in training there. On their orchestra was at Louisville. Ky. grandchildren and one great-grandMn Frank Andrus entertained for several months. home from Battle Creek, Mrs. way they will stop off in Kansas Mrs Harold Hubbard and sons be tne guest of Mr. and Mis. Robert of Grand Rapids. ' were Wednesday Finnic, arrived -inMt** the let city'Saturto visit Rex Walters who u ata- — of■ Hudsonville Mr Hastings has been making---------------- —---------------■ln« tn a hospltaL MM. ha Mote wa* a guest of lhe Women's Hospital Board an ,,r received a broken ankls al Monday. lioned. .. there. of Mr an and CUud Ken* ewning, musical arrangemenU for lhe or-1 NAVY MOTUERK : the Ralph Ro**-* at their home at Mrs. Georgia Glbon of Detroit, 'ft??,.. Mvrnn tcnowl*. who 1 Wm- Hunrt of Fort L«x»*sr<i Leach lake over Die week'nd. : chestr* and ha* done considerable ' The Nary Mothers will meet next y to Mra. Philo '»!«*■ luu been*vtolting relative* In Grand I U. Raymond F. Collier to here1 ‘ 'plft}., outride work, also solo wars and Wednesday-Aly 21 al 7 M pm. *4 .. on sick leave- from Percy Jone* • 9’“T?-. -..-.Ine Chandler), her arrangement* for fWbr show teams. ] Ulf US.O. Room. From now unlU BanftaM recently. * Mtn Edger, returning to».her home Mon_4 ----------------------------------------returned on Wednesday « sister-in-law. Mr*. John Chandler, Recently lie has written and pub- further notice the meetings will be I Dermott and daughter it hospital until Aug. 10th. visiting his Un Fred liale At *Mr. and Mrs. Ivan J. Snyder and with Miss Joyce Lipscomb, who will entertained fifteen guest* op TliUr*- ll&bed several compositions He has m the evening. atriM Dunning attend* Mr. and Mr*. Ivan J. Snyder and spend /nend'severat'days* at”the home homc"of wl,c at the bo,nc o( her P*rents. several days at of: u * *ch C1‘ *-Ukc “c' D , ' I T. U. meeting in Woo «■_ _ Omo v_________ ■_ i' Mr. and Mr*. Hnla-rt Lauren*on laurcnuui Mr. and Mr* W. J. Lyons.* Ha»- day cvenlrar Summer Dowers were been with the organization for tile thildren Janna Lee and Ivan J. If. mF and Mr*. Knowles Mrs. Robert uwd a* decoration* and the bingo .day at lhe home of Ml i^e'nt ’•Dniriday ^Cn Creek , seven years. During his stay — <n Battle, n.tii. . d,weekrnd*wlth — . Hoevenur n ofHirrrxt Elkhart. Ind. and Ws. R.her 22. hMr* Mr*. Collier Collier ha* has been prize* were given to the honor guest Irii'lng nra...~fa. Mra. Snyder's parcntaT Mr yp^nt tKe rriatives in 0,wl and *° Mrs Baldwin and Mr. »on tings. making dtedo, Mr. Hastings enlervaineti aking her home with he- parent* .Mrs Oi*i was also Ute recipient of In. Ol*t wa* alvo the ( the .ervice men at the U8O nd Mra. Fred K Benham. Mrs. Kalarnaxno rxiMaiiMUXA. and naiu muhum Monday / with ">h> iu hlv» — of New Bedford, Masa. are guesta for Z'-'ZT over Z a ;ear, ye. dUtlllg WlllC-h time miscellaneous shower tn honor of I a- wprk *. receiving week ror for 30 Werk week*, receiving Inyder and Janna also called on Dr brother. Peter Hocvenair, at Rich- »f Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Francium at her hu*band has been -caning In her rr recent marriage. marriarr _______ <.U-S.Oi X •____ •. an- ■honorary land. ' ’ pin for-»his ef­ ’—■* —- ■ Wall lake. • , Australia. Mr*. Pete Powell, formerly cm- ■ Milton Warner in Battle Ctwk. * forts. I Nr. and Mrs. Henry ValiUing and weexena guests guests of or Mr. m,.*. nnd ana Mrs Mrs Mt*. Willard Hmlth and son re- I Mrs. Roy Hubbard and Mr.- MorWeekend On Friday. Mr* Wendell Boylan of ________ Two \oung men who were former­ ployed at the. Coffee 81wp is now Mr*. Charlie Ricker of Owendato HobertHolme* were nnd Mr®. Mr*,■ turned on -Friday two wereMr Mr. aiid ----* from •• —a -— wevics - . r.s litli were guc*U. of Ml*. Manon Battle Creek entertained with a mis- ly with tlie-Niehen orcheztra, kniLv David and Donald of Muakc- ftubert al Kellogg Field In Battle to vUitlng her slater. Mr*. Mina —“u the*Nielsen orchestra, Rox Royworking ' --------- Rownburg --------of, Ypaltatitl. R jjrjyj i Baw'yer pi KaUnuuoo on Tuesday. ! V11 'toll With tier mter stater in in Muskegon Muskegon teon were In town Thursday evening Clarence tx-lfaneou* shower In' tionor of ber Aldrich. . PmHrom of Hastings and Jack Mecreek ai-HeV. m>a. Pinky r.uK,uu».utc,n Mm. M Htuart KelleyKelley 1* spending Mr. and Mrs. L. J Teegardui are Mr. and Mr*. Johnston m. Btuart te spending land Friday visiting relatives nnd stater. Mis* Bernlta Tuckerman, * who ‘‘J' Gulre of Battle Creek, are now Dr. and Mr* Edwin Schmidt have spent last we<-k »rek i;: in Grar.S Grand’ Rapida Rapidsthe tlxweek Ttt-inlr.Flint Flintwith trfti:her h;;daughtxixh planning to move to Grand Rapid# will become the bride of Lt. A< [friends. - serving „ k f in the armv. Their nlace* | moved to Chicago where . Dr. । ---------r-iu. . Monday where he ha* employment OBITUARY— with Mr. und Mn. Edward Johnston ur. Mrs. Jos. Jclll*. ' I Mr. and Mrs. William Weaver and Berlin, in the near future. Tteenty werr Immediately immeu«aieiy filled hum by uy Toledo inieuc ' Schmidt WM transferred from Clear MRS ERNEST J. EDGER FPu 1 were ' Mi*. Clurlre Murphy ha, gone to and oA Tuesday were guesta of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bimmer Myers nnd (granddaughter Barbara Card from guesta were present enjoyed lhe mmjetan*, > the orchestra con-- ■ Lake Camp. This change leaves only -, u -------cqvi and nd ^Mrs Mrs ^Milton Milton Mup>hy\^, Murphy. ( daughter of Pt Fieeport, report^ 111, 111., caiiula*. came la.,. — ..venl.u, aims. Rin.who a Thme «U*nd. ft m--funcU^ never has r.^_h^ Laura Belle Rock, daughter of ■Lansing, spent last week al Wall missing one techntclan st Pennock iwspital. Sgt. and Mrs. Lester DeVau)t of week for their vacation at GUn like. band, who lias been JSi transferred 1 o.? w i™ ’ "J "" X * Ad.nn Mows and Sarah Ann Rock, Dake In the Fisher cottage. Their Colorado Coi.. are expected --------- --- -M U> their Mrs. Schmidt having rfrved in that was one. engagement, testifying to olorudo ’sprln'gs. Springs.’Col Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Myers have there from Treasure Island. .Cal. t,u m born In Hastings, Michigan. ■daughter. Mr*. Robert Coojkt spent today fine aonity. ability. Their booker nan has tnem them capacity during her stay here . or ... Friday . .. to spend two wo weeks weeks m^n ixW spending aeveral days day* with wlU. for a six weeks course at M I T H<- ■ ।llnc ineir ocoacr January 1st. 1IM, and [the weekend with them. luring in town last week conferring with Thursday. with Mr and Mr* H. J Freelanc Freelanc. t> Uietn. Wm. lL». u radio technician 1st class. Ttieir „ ’ . .V'1”.. . a radio Their I died at Mercy Hospital, Jaohaon, I Mr. and Mr* Rene Oangulllct. and Mr. and Mrs. Don Blivin. the winter month* and their friend* Mrs. Prank Carrothera and MU* Michigan. Wednesday. July 1. IM; I Ml,,. DeH. Kopp B visiting friend* . small son. Oat/ Scon Murphy, is [Mr. and Mn. Clair Johnson nnd uS >■ l»4 mH £S.r.“£niS!: '"v’KSUSlVuDrtwU b U>.- here with his grandmother. Mr< Dowling MU* Tuckerman received hope for their continued success. Lottie Teuslnk. regarding eligible aged fl9 years, six months and six manv lovely and useful gift*. Lt __________ __________ Lon Richard, Mr. and Mis. Ralph nurses for. tile army and navy and Leonard Murphy. Berlin was formerly of Bedford: son TIIORNAPPIX GARDEN CLUB [Weaver and daughter Margaret Sue also graduate nurse* in lhe com„o Cipt Jorjren Hansen from clear of Mr and Mrs. Nelson Berlin, now [and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Newton united tn mam , Lake Camp lias bevn-traiufmed to of 'nic nie Thorfiapple inornappie uaraen Garden uiuo Club met munlty available for hospital duty was unitea Pttt*for4 He is stationed at July [and daughter Darla Jean, spent teat ' L.1 c.^n.1 Stiuni Jolm Ban., u I..., Wen Iwme Iran -rirMt-fjlteM areffe LakM. Ill nj. • . * 8. al the home of Mt*. Lloyd at home, were Lt. Muriel M. Light Edger, of Hastings, with Newport. Ark. ™w's,2r'"iSdMSwunJmMi! «> T'.try?;: t--1. A1: . Valentine members and " “nd Mr*. Katherine Pullen of Battle whom she lived hap V4UCUIUIC with WIUI 20 40 IIHIULZ . ’ aiiu w,U'CU Win . Young and daughter. Barguesta present A Miort buxine* Cr5*k .year*. He preceded her in death. U“truct°r at Hie batu. and James Malccitu accom ‘ | Frank Raymond of Greenville. Laughlin spent Munday In Lake!£. “ meeting wa* conducted by the , Members of the Andrew Geiger January 8. 1936. t paiutd piuucd mis. aais.Jfoung Ypoitenti on on !, 1 Wcsvw Pleasant airport. xoung to xpouanu Sas a Sunday visitor of Mr. and ’ Mr. and Mrs. Guy Giddies* were President. Mr*. Mohler, durins , family arc holding a reunion on Six children were born to them, '11,e R*'- “‘'d Mrs. E. L. Crocker auuoay. lhe* taiicr renaming for Ini. Harry_Bcobey. Mrs. Raymond Sunday guest* of friend* at Gull I and children ot Brighton were at .Mxne which tiie club voted to nay for one Sunday at Fltagerald park in Grand all of whom now remain to tnoom time. — Mus Young went U> I ------ -----• • ■who had been spending the wr.-k take and al Richland. | Ledg* D u u Uielr lou: Greta-Mr*. J. K ChenM. stove at the new Ty den Park. ttveir cottage on .the Wesleyan Muskegon Mvnnay u> slay a week, i ■with the Scobey* returned home The program wa* in charge of Bob Saunders has been promoted of Jackson. Michigan: MarcfltaM Weekend guests of Mr. and Mr*., Methodist campground* last week. Mrs Levi Payne of Maiibtcc und j COUNTRY CLUB NEWS ■with him. Mr* Burton. An interesting srtlcle | to the rank of Pfc. He expect* of Albion, Michigan; Emae$ Clair McKee were Mr an4 Mr*, and also calk'd on Hiutings friend*. Mi*. Preu Caiu and twin son* <u fuitv-flvc were urescnl al the on flower arrangement through th- ' ReV a-furlough in a couple of week* 4 Edger of Jackson. Michigan; I Lockwood Working and son spent . Jess Tervort of Vandalia. Dr. and Mrs. Echmldt. who spent Sal ‘itodS’ !!tt: age* was given by Mrs Long. The end seys he enTOys the Home Front -Mra. C 8 Jones, of JM0M, |Uie weekend visiting in Holland Friday guest* of Mr. anJ Mrs ' Dm winter here, left last week lor the color scheme of green and wlUte arrangement of flower* started in ,w*? Vkr>' “«*«>■ I Mr*. Robert Brown I* slaying with Albert Hernry were Mr and Mr* hi* new Public Health Service a*ft Thayer, of Clarkabm, Michlgazv, gnd b. Weaver, vocational agri- Thayer, [Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brown ot Ann Wlll Matteson and daughter. Betty jgnment at Chicago; He wa* cun- Bairns visited Mi** Anne Burton n. being used with shasta dalsey* and India many centuries ago Mr* [Arbor, while Mr. Brown Is a patient taiu. of Jackson and Sunday guest* netted with lhe Cua.it Guard camp; Anu Aitxir on Friday. Mls* Lqcy my rue centering the table*. Burton then eave one on preset? cultural Instructor at Delton Oon- Mary—Mn Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. fat tiie University hospital He i* were Mrs. John Sullivan und moth- here. rolidated school and T. N. Knoof. Michigan. ; MMMctt accompanied them wild .Clayton Brandstelter and Mrs. R. day arrangement*. I convalescing from a major opera­ er. Mr* Schwucho of Baltimore and I The rest of the meeting was dvocational agricultural instructor at -Richard ' ... Potts of Hammond. Ind, a|ient the du> with Mrs. Held Bas­ E. Walt, with Mrs. Ray Branch voted to members making lovely , HMtlngs high, are attending the lion underwent curly this week. m,. find „„u Mr*. Aaron Schwucho of Mr. , is the guest of tils parents, Mr. and alt, who B uienain* summer school, winning lhe golf tor odd holes. New York City, and John T. Mrs. Delbert Reynolds who crush- Battle Creek. bouquets of the Dower* thev ind ' 24th Annual Conference for in- ; of label sujon ipeni aatiuRock, of Los Anaeles. California; Oul-of-town guesta present were brouyht THe tea committee then | cJl her hand in a cellar door - ■ •* Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 'Hewitt and 1 Mrs. C. S. Potts, al Gun lake this 'day aiiemoon unu Sunaay with ,or aErtcuRural eive grauoenuaren; one greatMiss Evelyn Bailey of LoutevUlc. served refreshment* la spending h few days recuperating family and Mr. and Mrs Henry week. The next al Michigan State College. July 13 Child: and by a large circle of Ml** -Charlotte Barnum—of Chi------------ --------------. Ky_ with Mr*. Ray Finnic and Mrs. meeting tli at the home of her daughter and Kline spent last week at tiie Mrs. I ------will be a picnic at Tyden It0 . „ ___________ d „» ... more distant relatives and friend*. and Gay Jordan of Sylvania. Oh>o. wltn ; part son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Edward Story cottage at Gun lake | cagu ia in the city this wt-t-s — «- Bmelker. ton of Mr Except for some years spent In L*,Imz V a t, n,>,wri n o I tnd Mr* Clarence Smelker. Middle- j«rk*on she made her h6me n Dr. and Mrs. Norbert Schowaiter -Y!'"5:1:*'•<**•*™ M, ». leave Friday for Detroit to attend spending a ten day furlough with 2,lle'. Wd.° ta Hasting* where her husband waa ST Bnd«l“ SSdFro; "'STEbVem DOWLWO the War Service Conference and Mr and Mr* William D. Hubbell ‘ » CMd« C>.rbU,..n recun.ri On Frida) ' Puerto Rico for the past eight year*, engaged In school work a* School Glcndon Wo<x!ruff. who is at the ; MUMU <ram a via, w,m ,«.<!«> ~ iClInlcid Assembly of the American ‘LruTu N?w™ expects to arrive in Havana on hl* Cnmmthinner of Barry County. She “C‘.:,£!e . Mrs Nettle I. M.mrtev r in Battle and friend* in Grand Rapids. • committee in charge of this gather- j {Osteopathic Association. They will Veterans' . hospital : return on Tuesday. Creek, *i>cnt a few days last week ; u.. Rna r'iA ---w . ,» sir* vvmiam . .— ‘‘‘l Tu«*W tor Carson City St. D?Ji Wai M. I Mrs Belmont Plnney, of Brook­ with Mr. and Mrs Harry B Hurless ....................... ............. । MIm Betty Ann Ingram spent laa*. S5E! ‘ nt? iffftcT U * and Marion where they are vuiung . . . . ■ lyn. N. Y.. ha* returned to her , ’A" Mr an. relatives fo; several day*. colnni)>Ue fnr week’, fte Diomc after visitlug her jrarciita, week,in Battle Creek With Mr. and ,n HasUngs and Freeport, ob- byteria n church of Ha*tlng* at 1 |Mr. and Mr* Dan Ashalter, and her • MMr*1‘MarftAwrtK*of' Los Angele* Clayton Mataon returned uundaywha^tiw luncheon u Mrs Clayton Brand- 71* | tamed hl* college degree at Albion. P. M Saturday, July 10th. 1943. were Lister, Mrs. B. Clark. 18 .h years. Mr*., Munday has lived i uahtnlng struck the home of conducted by iier Pastor. Rev. S. suent Uie werkJnd withMr a d 1,om On,nd Wand “* ,he uM*r hadi ton for’ a°w^k * “ “e,ler Mr»- George Hebden. Mrs . wi 'h27 .ura? • ----- ............................... . .VL I Ml** Pattie Carter of Kalamazoo spent me wecaenu wnn wrr. with h*r sister. is survived by ”.r.i anun 4*,”?'nrnlnauta. where thev snent their ha<! *** “ Iur “ wu,lt' , U>rra:.ce ITethrlc, Mrs. Warner'i rl,„>SShe AStaling Swmable Sunday after- Conger Hathaway. Moderator of the ■was a weekend guest of Mbs Jane*. Mrs George Heath and Mr. and Mrs.' prninauta. where they spent their I Mra. Edna DaaMtt und Miss Lucy , DenUxi. Mr*. Robert Harkness oral ।I her husband. John Munday, of ra Spon>blp WM 3ynnd of Mjchjgun pniiowlng the In- i. n(xjn no_> Mr ,,r ODOnaqiP wa. , M C F Amtell vacation. Mr*. Batnctl went on to1 „----- ---------- -—------ : — ' dlana: one'daughter. Mrs Marly e^ratir.g from * ™t tBoekekx) from a recent operation, services intennent. under the diree,*.:sor >c=te*-Mr*. Paul Kauikner and Mr*. Clay- I Hart, of Howe. Ind . one *on.Clar- euperating Mrs. Fterry Bowser returned to Mountain for a virit with her ^nra?°L>n Mp i. P:™“'28-_ | Mrs.' Frit* Southworth and son Fort Walldorf FA fa— to u Vi-Ji Pfc. ton Bennett of Middleville. It struck an electric light at the 'of U® 1 Wayne on Monday alter spend- mother. Mr* C. T. Hampton. . ,uay 9V ,n '” ’the *»•• former's son. «• ■David of Lansing, are spending thl* i ence ErnobUnter of Battle Creek; .‘ bead j"cau of Kt Id Bassett, of Camp Claiborne. I ----------------«« I hi* bed. completely demolot iiu oca. aetnoi- **• Mr. and Mrs. Max Dietrich und recek with her mother. Mrs. Nell ing several days at the home of lira tire?•!1,hlns “• mUo le»nn« Away some Michigan. Wilbur Lane. children of CT. lex go are spending La. who i* spendmg nta turlough OLNER—WARNER [Boekeloo. ' pkffn nr an?iVy tnfS' i£j5n c * and t^r 1 °f th< chimney, there with Mr*. Bks*ctt. Mix* LuSaturday. June 26. Miss Neva 1 Mr. and Mrs. David Irwin were Uie week with Mr. and Mrs. Aloeri I Judith Ann and David Beverwyk unnrammn I hlo»ln« 4001 Ant* utestcr ail throuxii1 elite Bassett ha* been m Atm Arbor Warner, granddaughter of Mr. and : ■pent part of last week with their guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Irwin Beumer and oilier relatives. jay and onerman Williamson ,.... k» •house -----..... — Mr _or Mrs Neither week. Mrs. Nora Dawson returned on for ■jverai duy* and leavw today Mrs. Willis Struble of Hasting*, and । ers. krandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. Max . In ... Muskegon test ---„— - — - — of Battle Greek and Bert William- <•— <u __x ----,-j. ■Bump. — -k*Mn' Francis » Hamilton and non, Friday •liom her yacau04l .yjp (O lor Fort Wayne wliere she ha* em- Robert Olner, son ot Mr. and Mrs son of Climax. The funeral wa* Sponable were injured, but were . ployrnent. John Olner of Irving lowifthip, were badly friahtened.J Mrs. T Townsend of Kalama.--..> Daiid. who are making their home Mexico. at the Leonard chapel on Wed­ went Saturday “'with" Mr7“TTi with Mr and Mr*. Fmi Jones sinanie and clilford CllnTwo Barry County farming Alden Burgess und Arthur' De- united in marriage, the ceremony held Bwunson. Mr. Hamilton I* in---the service, ucaU o r COUsln IOI, wtr wtr_ -KUCaLS 0If j„. llcr cousln ln ln vanriy left Tuesday for Saginaw af- being performed In the chapel of nesday. July 14. at two p.M, the yquruutera. Charles McDcrmid. Bat­ ----------------------------- —-- left ton L. Winston Stone otfictelina. tle Creek, R.3. and Dick Staffen. Gordon Finnic a few fewday« day* on onTuesday Tuesday for Casey. Iowa, Iowa, tn — • -----on...Tuesday and ....W-a- i lcr a two d ry visit with tha lor- ; thePeople's Church. Gordon Finnic spent spent a for-- Casey; to-G,, ralK j 5Ledge East Lansing Rev. ON THURSDAY, JULY Interment waa in lhe Union ceme- Delton. R-2. have cnlcokl the$A00n tl* week with withJimmy at »pcnd • iuur* p*i«iB*. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey by the Rev. Mr. Oaige before an Ihi* Jimmy Radford Radford at spend several revernl weeks weeks _wlih with her herhushus- ..^ny i-u_ kinds family. Miss Elob* Johnson . < n«i>, —>■ i,. nEt-.n scholarship contest of the National 22, there will be a meetof Greenville accompanied her. j Ihp *M 1,1 0;c* BnrgeM Mr. Devanny is the piano alter banked with red roses. MMu Junior Vegetable Growers Associa­ , player in the Eail Gardner orches-1 Florence Wright of Dowling and Funeral service. Pfc. Richard Munjoy returned to tion. It was recocted today bv M. H. ' tra cf which Alden L also a memDr. Fred Hauser of Lansing were Camp Reynolds, Texas, test week; ,*’}'*• '****1*® **”*?? iLTr " ' FOR WAYNE REID Avery, extension service. Michigan the attendants after spending a few days with Mr. J, lk FBirtield. Ohio, hat week. 1,0 • interested, to determine Funeral services for Wayne Reid, For her wedding the bride chose aged 15. son of Mr and Mrs Wil­ Slate College. Participants are comMiss and Mr*. David Irwin. Ou Friday Ihuilap accompanying nim Mlw Jean Loppcnthicn returned relumed for a $500 grand national rules ond regulations far hl* mother, Mrs. Alfred* Kurrioy, when he returned on Friday. She Monday from Ames. Iowa where she n blue and white two-piece silk liam Reid, who died Friday. July 9. petlnx entertained with a family dinner in l'>«’» to .spend her three weeks' va- । visited for two week* a* the guest jersey dress with white accessories. following an accident, were held a: award, four regional awards of $200 the youth ectivities at the his honor. . j cation there. j U Gerald Barton of Battle Creek Her corsage was of orchids. Miss the Leonard chapel on Teusday af­ and 33 sectional awards of $100 STEAM HEAT I Mr. and Mr*. Otto Iscnhatfi'Were Mrs. Juna Martin and Mr*. Jen- who te atendlng a Navy electrical Wright wore a white and black ternoon. July 13. at two o'clock, the from the $6 000 scholarship fund gown, the skirt being white eyelet, Rev. B. J. Adcock officiating. Inter­ provided by the A & P Tea Com­ . In Flint and Detroit for a few day* nic Loehr are spending the week at school there. HOT A COLD WATER Ht.ro at 7:20 P. M. and the bodice, black linen. Her ment was in tin Hastings township pany for the National Junior Veg­ etable Grower, Association. The Mr. and Mrs. I*ster Reynolds lake.. ln GraI1a Raoids over the weekend cordage was of gardenias. SHOWER BATH cemeterv. Surviving are the par­ fund also provides for two $23 war iPllnieHChlwHh‘ ’Eftrnl Hiuvnntrf*' of mi Mr.. unu and Mra. Mr. ana and Mrs. Mr*. itoocrt Robert scnnicman SchiUeman Immediately following the wed­ ents: three brothers. Robert and a." i. Weekend guests »i ar. Plainwell with Mr. Reynolds John Hart were Mr. and Mr*. • ■ — • ding. Mr. and Mrs. Olner left on Meredith, both serving. In the Army., Mrs. Ulen of• Lansing, leave Fil. lor New — York I OUwn Ollwin and -nrt two tw„ daughters. d.»»hr.r. Miss Mlss clly wbeJe thc>. wUJ >pcnd ■ father. , , . a week's fishing trip in northern and Earl at home; four ttoter*. Mrs. 1 .A,*!!?* M ** °r Mp- A'1'1* Helen Hart and Sidney Hamstra ” rof -t vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Don K. Michigan. They are now residing Thelma Campbel] and Mrs. Margar­ | MoOUfRn 1* her granddaughter. Muskegon. at Barlow lake for the summer. et Armour of Hastings and Helen I A,."J McGufUn, of Traverse citv Mrs. Martin Perry Hawthorne ■ Schill email. The bride is a graduate ot Hu- and Dorothy at home; also a grand­ Mrs. George Hebden returned on left on Sunday for Oakland. Calltings High school '42 and before her mother. Mrs; Jasper Reid, of Has­ DOI BIX WEDDING Friday from a two weeks' trip to fomte. to be with her husband, who -------- EK — WEAVER marriage was employed At the Ben ting,. (Philadelphia. is stationed al tiie Municipal Air­ । bCHLL'ETEK—BKE>TZMAN'N , Sunday guesta of Mr. and Mrs. 1>ort there. ■ . , . .... I A double wedding ceremony took °AMvS'raEliai Han » l’,atc ln Chicago, uniting ui marmnnd were Mr*. Mark Garrison of tUge Mtu Bettie Wuver uaUKhtcr 'Delton and Mm. Harry Bukr.r and ' Mr ..ASuJffi Snyder »,.d! “ FutmII of the Durfee district. Arthur Haven were Mr Mr. and Mr*. .WUliam Ptent spent ■ J. Franco u< Oiwnda* last Wednesday In Grand Rapids and Mr* Je*s Corwin of c Jackson. Mrs Milton Bennert and *daugh-1 Mr. — and Mr* ■ Itenry I —■■■*■* »UM —। MM. —— MMMI Mi I I J 801*11 STld tar,, ~-r Judle Ann. Rapid* spent Sun.wm — -j —— of Detroit, arrived : family ot of Grand Rapiu* Mort Townsend, of Lowell, spent' on Wednesday for a few days' visit' day - with Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Comp. fondsy with Hastings friends. iwMh Mrs. maer freoatfa and Mn.;ton. Mr and Mr*. Jewte Al toft and'J, 8. Fetter. Judle Ann will re-; Mrs. Clare Dean of Batik _ iareiet anent last week in Albion main for a week Its. spending snuulin. several ■**•»! days d.v. wnh W.tb Mr. Mr. jltlnr the Oco Alto/Us I V. D. Widrig. Mrs. Edwin . and Mrs. U. F. AngeU and a guetl Bob Corder and Bob Maae of Smith and Mra Fred Ogden spent ottamoulh. Va. cajled on Mr «nd Friday in Grand Rapids J' ; Barbura Curus, of Baule [r*. Jesse Altoft Sunday. Other I Mr. and Mr*. Max McKee and Giee*. ■lien were Mr. and Mrs. Oto daughter and Mr. and Mr* Dale Private Richard Bennett wlio 1* Order and aon Elmer of Katemaaou McKee and daughter of Buffalo are . steiwned al Camp Actelr, Oregon 11 •ERSONALS ed Otto. * Ml** ally Sunday. * « Wilcox called :o« ot Chidester tvenlng. Fads pai *ty Bank ir W Uo Baskin* MUbicia rtaaaetal IHlUn a OO 41.930 00 3.100.17 nss.ooooo *’<» SOCIAL ITEMS K CLUB NBWS an. led 3IKL33 iriSst;!sra!""® miM's:>■=«•";u£i."Ears- ROOMS sn.ooo.no HOTEL HASTINGS I hairdo ( .. The ACCENT is on WAVES and MORE WAVES for z43! They're flattering, feminine. Swing to waves now! Shampoo A TA( Finger Wave I U PERMANENTS Machlnleai $3.50 up Others from $3.00 up ««** 4C< Wave Dried HU JEAN’S BEAUTY SHOP OPERATORS: JEANNETTE PUGH, VIRGINIA BUYER City Bank Bldg, Hostings Make Appointments Early When Accuracy es Means So Much milk is man on le needs I to our nerves, of milk xig and In compounding a prescription, accuracy is of prime importance. Our Prescription De­ partment has the most modern equipment to weigh or measure each ingredient Here, your Pharmacist is honor-bound to follow your doctors orders exactly - . . You can depend on us for accuracy* Milk! Dependable Preirription Service ILK 3 iREED’Sl EDRUG >S RY STOKE- REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY H«gtlaS$ Phon. 2241 Stata b J.Herso. lutings 1 M* Lei .£nt m I Mr. Leo Wdifwe Wellfare spent x‘ "nd al H-w and daysMrti. vacation in Detroit 1^ Ml WHWii iwmii ininnini i i i i i Hi ini i i i i i i ni i i i $ r VaL^re' B^Sn i Mr.^and J , | lire Haman of Chicago and Edsell; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hansen' Schlueter. MM 1 c son of Mrs. Bermade a business trip to Lansing on tha Rehse of California, on Sat- I ' aa‘ul^.*y’ , , , „ , । urday. July 3. at 2 o'clock in the i ..JAhL' HohaW>le of Ihdlanajxilte ta1 Lutheran Church ot the Ascensions nn w0”?1 * B»,M1 i W,,,i the Rev. Wannagat officiating. Lnd M?1 willreMr’ HaroM Olsf n 2 c untl Mra H'”’ RocMord. lllinoL-. were the wily The altar war. decorated with a a few day* in Holland. Grand Ha-1 double candelabrt and basket* of ven and Muskegon. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson of blue nnd white flowers. Both brides Grand Rapid* were RUesta of Mr . wore light blue dresses and white and Mrs. Wesley Hall over the I acce-ssorie*. their small white hats hat ing blue veils matching their, I Fourth. I dresses. corsages of '.uSSST £’.US!‘.Uhn' ,*h0, fa *M-'two paieTlielr orenios. ine consisted matron of two pale orchids. The matron of 1*? VrC,W/Sftrt hO “Or “Lm> re ll«light ht Mae , honor also *°wore bineWith with I vramm^rthb '■ Mr CL whllc white accessories acce-ssoricx and and her her corsage corsage "tm5u25*.'.•• _l was two orchid.* a shade darker _____ I two orchids a shade darker I azra. J. o. * *,ha,‘ ,hc Mrs. BrciCtman. J Ironside were v rcftireVaSd r*T mother of one of the brides and 1 CordeVL cmn® y Cordes “’ and nd Mrs. C C.' T T.’ i “«*»»«■ MrTaicNeuter m. a.ki.«.. Mias Velma Fill' anent last week corsage* of gardenia*. The in Kain ma zoo nnd now to entertainMk* "y Ql“"'r L"p"ri Mr- anti' Mr*. Plovd Gaskell. Mr. ,Tncrc*cr" present a; and Mrs. Clinton Itelir Lahr nnd and Mr. and lhe wf Mma. °A Outl ii of13town 0w“ --------guesta Mn Mrs. A J. Vedder were Sunday were Mrs Bertha Rehse, RMue and Mr. 1 gguesta -‘—*— of Mr. —and ..j Mrs. E. B. .. r• S<)r.t>« —1 r-rt.tr, —11. of CnllMore And ** Mr*. Michael Connelly of Marshall. Mais!...:! < fornlu. Mrs. Connelly is lhe former Mrs. Inex Feooel of Ijnulng is a, Irene Cooper. «istcr of Mr. Coope.. । gueat of Mrs. Elsie Reed. I Following' the ceremony a wec1 Pfc. William Gldlcy. of Kellogg ding dinner was served to sixteen living Field and Miss Eunice Ja-1 at Math Igler« Dining Room, two coba of Owoaso were Sunday guests wedding cakes, presented as gifta ,of Mr. and Mrs. A B Oldley. ] to tiie brides by Mr. Schlctitcr * uuSunday guesta of Mr rihd Mrs.1 cle, centered the table and were Richard Groos were Mr. and Mr* beautlfuly decorated with a large H E- Wait and daughter. Nancy । Gac centering each, surrounded by 5 . . K‘.8- “Ctatyre aprl white row buds. Each couple pm daughter. Janet. I the first cut into th>*lr own cake. jT0**?5 5 Ho’h grooms and the best man the arc 0,1 the ',"me ln lh, U 8BmLU-E5iI<5£L?r N,v*- both KroonM returning to re­ Wilcox and Mrs Duane Hunt re-1 ua?j£' “/ turned last »Mk after a short visit ‘7 te em with their husbands at Kee*ler Field., SfeJL a^ jiL ira.-^P7<fL Earl Coleman was in Lapeer for £;«* •1 .Aft a few davs this week on business. •*„ < f lr.. in Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Morey and “n ehrtrtcal oftiy in Chicago. Mary Lou were Sunday guests of . wm-v/ v vvnir.eurvr Mr. and Mrs 8 L Yercer in Bat- ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Ue Creek I Mr and Mrv Don Wright of John Coleman is at Barlow lake "nn®“nce_th’‘ en<l!arJBf<n! for two weeks where he will act as ‘ of .their daughter. Florence, to Chief counsellor at the T. M C A. camp.! Officer Joseph Tan Ute. U. Mr and Mr, George Fulton men' WO *»f New York City, now Ma­ la st week In Wyandotte with Mr non™ «l Ckar Lake and Mrs. Carleton Kaechele and ML-s Wright is a student at Mlrhon their return were guesta of Kate- i«an State college and a member mazoo friends. j of Ka Dell* sorority. Mr. Tarvilla i DRESSESSLACKSSHORTS for Hof Weather! WASH DRESSES 1.95-2.98-3.98 i I Ure* n WIJdta'.W I ' . ' jh NOTICE 4.SOOOO S.Sao 91 ' ■ .----- JfSrS'-liW?? I Hastings ft LOCAL NEWS PIPETONES Rayon, Bemberg 3.98 - 5.75 - 7.98 A NEW COLOR IDEA IN SKIPPER LEISURE WEAR Separate Jacket! 1 4.75 and 7.25 FALL SUITS 19.00 and 27.75 SLACKS at- K 1.69 to 5.00 FALL COATS 12.75 to 27.50 Here are Skipper, off- A high colored drew An duty clothes in real masculine colors —Briar j Yellows, Smoke Blues with BI-jc Groua* xrd Cov and Amber Tans. Slip in­ to one of these roomy­ SHIRTS cut leisure • shirts and a 1.50 to 5.00 pair of cool slacks and re­ lax during your off-duty SLAX SUITS -—.3.95 to 10.50 i $10.95 PramUen* “Exclusive, but not expensive" If it’s for men or boys we have it at IHHHMUM BAIRD’S MW HASTINGS ! �THT HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1H> ' ORDER FOB FVBUCATIOM Hastings Banner COOK BROS., Editor* BtQIITf-BKVBXTII YXAR CLASSIFIED RATES lUBSCRIPTlON BATK8 EDITORIAL. SSOCIATION NATI Arthur Bates and family, Denny Bates. Harold Letaon and Rev. J. S Dea bier. * Sunday dinner guests at lhe homr of Mr. and Mrs. Will Leuon were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wi.l'crs and family from near Charlotte. * Mr. and Mrs. Olendon Eckardt of Hastings visited his mother. Mrs. Bertha Eckardt CITY. COUNTRY AND BESOBT and Mr. and Mrs Victor Eckardt (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) and family Sunday evening. A Mr. , FOR and Mrs. Wilbur Hynes were din­ two counties. Now is a critical period, not only ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold In the Retallen Bond and sump Smith and Joan Friday. FOR RENT—UI FOR RALE—Vining m Drive but in all ilmllar drives. SOUTHWEEST WOODLAND The shock of Pearl Harbor is dasaMr. and Mrs Olenn Wotrtng and ing (aittrough a scar will always Mr. and Mra. Exra Dell enjoyed a remain); the stimulus of feverish week vacation at Wall lake. * rearmament punctuated bv advene Miss Nevah Farlee accompanied news from the bqltle fronts is FOR REST WARKHOI'HK FURNITURE —nightly Mr. and Mra. Ellsworth Smith to •v««sln<: wq (have the Axis def­ Flint Saturday where they wrre initely on the defensive: lhe inweekend guests of Mr. and Mra. Ithllve ha« passed to us. Gene Fisher. * Mra. Pauline Leh­ But bond «nd «tamp purchases man of Nashville was a weekend are more Important now than FOR KENT guest of Mr. and Mra Ora Leh­ ever. There is Mill one ugly enemy man. Mr. and Mrs. Hildred Chase to beat — Inflation — and War and sons of Coats orove. Mr. and ‘’tamp* and Ronds are the best in Mra. Ronald Lehman of Woodland fact about the oniv. ammunition were guests this Sunday In honor which ran be used — Except, ot of Ronald’s birthday. * Mra. Caro­ course, higher taxes. lyn ObcVman of Grand Haven spent Ro let's get roing again. Our las^jgeek .vlith her parents. Mr. •oldlera are licking the Axis—are our mile.-an । ORDER FOR PUBLICATION and Mrs. Loren Hershberger. * we on the home front doing as good , ,, - The Woodland United Brethren a Job in beating inflation! r u * Misskwrarv Society will meet with .. .... ’ ■’* . h. d.v . ur> Mildred MilHeeH Meaterlv Mrs. Hesteriy next WedI nerdav. July 21sL * Mrs. Paul Ouy Judge and son Raymond were Saturday 1 guests of her sister. Mrs Gaylord l>«i»-i . Ouv nf Manic Grove and enjoyed , a visit with her brother Marvin , who was home on furlough. * irk l. Iteltna Lyle Hynes of the Beu Bees who t is stationed at Virginia Is expected LOST, FOUND. STRAYED • home on a ten day leave this week, , * Mr and Mrs. John Weverman ' and family of Hastings wete Sun­ ' dav evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lost, strayed ok Irwin Eddy. * Mr and. Mrs. Bert Smith were Sundav dinner guesta . nf Mr. and Mra. Casgo Smith 6t ’•truing * Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Lucas and Miss Betty Hsse! at­ tended the Varney reunion at Thornaople lake Sundav. * Mr. and Mr- cha« Farl** called on Mr. and Mra. Isaac Williams and Mrs. I Pau' Towns Sunday. The latter Is ill with the measles and bobv Kandra is spending" a few days with her aunt. Mm. Arnold Towns. * ORDER FOB PUBLICATION Tb* Klloatrlck ML«lon,’rv society Housewives or single girls will meet with Mrs. Barbara Dalton assist with special census. Foil KENT—Beautiful front a|.»rtinent. tor il>» twaty of Barry. MISCELLANEOUS enmplelelr furni-brd Heat, light. <a. At a ...,n ut <ai4 I’OOrl. )>-M t on Wednesday. July 14th. Sheldon Agency Sarsty Boads UBS Has Unit Swanson Agency PROTECT YOUR CAR FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT _____________ tf ____________ AUCTION SALES List Your Sals With HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE HELP WANTED Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished and stalled for all makes , furnaces PI.FA8ANT VALLEY Miss Barbara Brake Eaves Troughing Tin Shop WARTED EMPLOYMENT FIRST Swanson Agency mn a. GIRL with TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 109 W. STATE , livbstock REDUCED RATES Property damage and Liability Conforming to Michigan-* Foil HALE- KALE FllR KALE hound no Mi.. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Michigan motoriata Farm Bureau State Agent AUCTIONEER Allie rdlng. FEYS FOR MAI WANTED—Kitten. part Angora or Per­ •Ian. Mr*. K. X. Mel fit; re. W. (Ireea. Phone 2IM<> 1 IS Ft 111 K^I.E -(Ma el Corker spaniel pappy (rej>. 4- nroatha old (13.00. Frank 11.. kart « lie.. C. rap be II farm lU-t.nx., H 1 O mile* Wert ut llaallaga 7 IS List yoRr Ancdoa Sales with DEWEY REED PkoM 5467 HuUagg, Mick. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Bxyer far STILES ui Company Hastings stock­ yards. phone TSU, or call 717—Fl throogh the week. tf. C. "BILL” SHERWOOD FOB INSURANCI Hotel Haatlun Phon. W6I u. CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radlotora, Batfariat, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Lead. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH •M Na. Michigan Avanaa Fbaaa MJ7 BasUnga CATTLE FttK HALE—Nirly head all natiro Mocker* and feeder*. Homo rery eh. Me belter*. Phone 3041. Vermont)lie pbtriie. Kennetk power* ami A«a Klralt. y.jy FttH HALE- Hrsl.lered O. L C. hoga. U,«r< and twill*, and hrreforda. boll*. Al*o |H,wrr ewra .heller Bell Broth­ er., IS mile. -outb. 3S mile, weal of Na.brllio. Pbono 8la7. 7-1S FOB SALE—Yoon< frier cblegena. Mra. UVerne Wileoa Phono 744 FJ. 7 IS F()k SAl.Ee—3 Hull., one llufrte.n, one Durham, one liueroaey. or will trodo fur botfer*. W. J. Corr. 3 mile, weal <-f Ha.tiara on Gun lake road. 7-lS )«>H SALE—Jer.ey holler, p auoa. old. AI.O bird d.< Mate |.i< about 75 Ibo. 1 >de CoriUo. 3S mile, ea.t Caata taro.e.-^, mil* *<iuth 7 IS n>H S‘.l.E <lne iron trey'm.re 3 >ra w.igbl HHHL- 1 bay mare n ,ra. .right twill H.ith >ouud ami gentle J mile, north, S/I0 mile ea.l <4 Carlton cirl Work for a Notional Organisation. 2 weeks work starting ot once. CARD OF THANKS NOTICE NORTHEAST WOODLAND 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Springett of Nashville supper guests ot Miss Bertha Wagner. Monday evening. I July 5th * Mr and Mrs. Will Letson and children Laura. Harold ' and Ardlth were at Grand Ledge Wednesday and visited at the home ' of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hewstons. * Mr. and Mrs, Victor Hilbert of Tuscon. Ariz.. who are spending J the summer In’Woodland were sup­ per guests of MLut Esther Schuler snd her mother. Mra. Lydia Schuler . Saturday evening. ♦ Mrs Lillie ' Miller of Eaton Rapids and her sister. Mrs. Lnulse Smith called on Mra. Karl Eckardt Wednesday af­ ternoon. * Miss Bertha Wagner en, tertalned at her home Friday evenlng with a birthday supper in hon- ATTENTION—Look poor boat aad feel ,i»ur Vert hr »e rias a Ckatia Foundation larment. For appointment roll 7SPFS w am. Mn. Mary Harder, tf kliTk'E- Moae.ln (vvd real eatate invrt<a(e. Kt<rr>Ue Cemetery Aau.. 8luar| Clement. T»»a«. tf NOTICE—The Ha-t nfa Bartolo Hn.ro la laeaa al 111 H JjL feraint St, arru a from Moottonwy Ward*. Lkt Us HfcLL ymir lama, lake properly. FOK HALE 3Sta trip or brwllvn lh» d»r lb. drawn. t,ur lb. Hen. drawn Me lb. E. Greenleaf, route 1. Nath<lUe <>r fir,| h»u,e wr.i Mvrran ..li^L ' FttK HALE—Sorrel mare. 4 yro. vid wgt. about I3ih> 3 mile, aoulhea.t nf Helton phone Hwk..ry turner*. r-HI 1 H.rt Gaiude, ,.13 I UK KALE—n. J week, old pfg. Milo berth «ooj < l.„* Ha.-ett 7 IS K'K BALE—Hu H.mp.hlre glp. ,» Jarrow in Sept, bred In regiatered Duroe boar. Yirur eholes (15 owl k»g fridler. 3 mllea weal Middle• 7 IS Ft*K KALE—Eieelleal reg i« ter *4 Hol* .twin hull In tan,, of ago; from high l.ruduelng eow. ly. ||. | *. rvcunle. P.arl E Strickland < poo., Brdfi.r.1* DwRctewcy af Nicotine Acid Deficiency ot nicotine acid in diet produces pellagra. Involving severe inflammation ot the skin and other symptoms of ill health. WANTED WOMEN to work in store as cashiers or clerks. FOOD CENTER AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING" ’ Brakemen Switchmen Telegraph Operators Yard Clerks Apply Superintendent's Office, NYCRR, Jackson, Mich. Application from those now em­ ployed in war Industries will not be considered. INSECT PROBLEMS! Rid your premises of Bed-Bugs, Roaches, Moths, Termites, Fleas, Rodents, other pests by reliable Fumigotor & Extermi­ nator. Inquire Write JPC, fr Hastings Banner Stebbins & Jacobs Drug Store C. R. Rogers Seed Store. Out 7-15 FOR SALE Quantity of household goods, some antique at Eugene BUSHNELL RESIDENCE. 907-(th Ave„ Lake Out 7-15 Worry of FALSE TEETH Thursday afternoon she visited Slipping or Irritating? Mm Clare Kauffman of Bowne Center. * Mr. and Mn. Garfield ■ ybbllng. •lipping. droppina Slater (local). Mr. and Mrs. tes­ van sat. talk er la ter Stuart and family of SotRh little FANTKRTH Boston and Mr. and Mrs. Vote Howlette and family of Clarksville ■hl. ten. nlcnfcked at Pallsbunr park. Lowell rile br I Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kime and Joyce. Mrs. Jane Kime. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kime snent TEETH al Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Belard. Jr in honor of Mrs. PHONE 17F51 HICKORY Beland blrthdav. * Col. Olen Kime CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE stationed tn Ban Diego. Calif., is expected home thLv week end on a furlough. * Mrs. John E. Brake will entertain the W. M. A. Thurs­ day. July 15th to quilt. Everyone Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. Invited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Dates can Epilepsy Aid Some dramatic improvements in u. the condition of epilepsy patients are reported to have resulted in Boston from the use of lhe drug epanutln. Three out of four of the cases treat-’ cd were found to respond better to epanutin than to other methods of treatment The new method, how­ ever. is mH without its disadvan­ tages. sometimes causing such dis­ tressing effects as skin trouble, un­ steadiness and even acute "seasick­ We meet all competition tn paying ness." Drs. Putnam and Merritt of Boston are attempting to obviate removes tree, rrompt service 1 days a week. Phone collect, Batlh these defects of the drug. Creek 5-5961. BANNER WANT ADS FAY AUCTIONEER DEAD STOCK REMOVED! Battle Croak Rendering Co Automobile Owners Our Automobile' Liability Insur­ ance meets all the requirements of the recently enacted Michigan Responsibility AcL Special Rates for Farmers. Insure now with Michigan's oldest Automobile In­ surance Company—CITIZEN'S. Andrus jerry Nat’l Bank. Bldg. Phone 5519 Hastings. Mich. Out 7-M EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good Lily White Flour food wheat complete dock rexulla. Quality fuels always SMITH BROS. V^LTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable HORSES $5.00 FOK SALK— Keg Brown ’ Hat.* ball rail LawreHre Jone., 3l» mile, avutb Dellaiai »n M 43 Phone Hu hury Cor­ ner. 7,3 CUSTOM Hleeaibork. phM* 7IUFS I. Route 3 J-1S FAXM IQUIPMENT AND MI8C. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS FOR BALE—Ford.on trartor with ptewa. drag, roller and di.< All la good WOLVERINE AND THOROGOOD WORK SHOESL COWS $4.00 We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Buy the BEST made CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER shoes in town d ry line Middleville WaVTED—f' M*.? 3 l / ... v. isn : Chicken*—Call them! BARRY COUNTY ORANGE PICRIC $269 to $595 ■dTI tr All granger, are rordlaliy invited. CARD OF THANKS Quality Shoe Made Truss Fitting FXPERIENCED FITTER NOTE: PralrlorlltT Extra woel shoes may be had wifi • LY BARKER'S unit dav nleht until Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John F Brake. Mr and Mrs. Elwood Brake and Mra. M»ttle cool of lonis and Mrs. ’table Var'Alhhurr of Ora nd Raptda were Sundav dinner quests. ★ Charles Hamblin attended the tale John P. Brake. Lester Miller and o' the e»tate of Blaine McWhlnney of Caledonia. Saturday afternoon. * Mr. and Mm. Dale Oelger and Patsv of nrapd Ledne spent Sun­ lira i.y puliliralion day with Herbert Geiger’s. * Mr and Mrs. Ivan Slater and family cf Tonla snent Sundav afternoon at Elmer Scott's. * Miss Frances Scott of Grand Rapids snent the pas’ week with her parents. Mr -”>d Mm Elmer Scott She spent Wednesday night with her brother Floor Sanders for Rent C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE 142 E. Stats Phone 2JJI tf BARRY RETAILERS MAKE QUOTA IN JUNE BOND DRIVE CLASSIFIED WANT ADS PaMUkad ee.ry Tbureday al Haallag*. Mkblgaa. We are offering just six (6) lots for sale. High and dry building sites. The lots range in size from 70 to 135 feet water frontage, and 17B to 350 feet deep. Each lot has access to Lights, City Gas. Tel. Good roads and nice swimming beach. Terms may be arranged to suit your buying power. BUY NOW while wagea are high, and build when conditions will permit. permit from your ra ^a^-pa’bV.1^’' HOUSEHOLD GOODS REID'S RESORT, THORNAPPLE 3 �THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR ollnc Acid i»e acid in diet volving revere •kin and other ANTED a* cashier* NTER ITIAL USTRY 1ELP ? 'EM IG" witchmen aerator* lent’* Office in. Mich. BLEM5! of Bed-Bug*, , Termite*, her pest* by i Drug Store aed Store. Owner, ibillty Tnturreqairements ted Michigan •pedal Rate* e now with itomoblle In­ -CITIZEN'S. JDRUS Bldg. •ting*. Mich. Out 7-29 NGE HEAT lot good Flour lele stock Hum. and a up with ROS CO men. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, |ULY 15, 1943 Camo Rucker, Alabama ON THE HOME FRONT Pvt. Earl W. Curtis. T810 > FL Benjamin Harrison. Ind. 36424974 Violet (Mr*. 8) is going back with tConttnued from Page 1. Section 1.) Rav which 1, another thing that ac­ Co. D 672 Qm. BNLDRY Vancovver, Wash. won't fail you in the least that count* for Ray'* 'glad about' smile. you can expect from u«. BUI Dunlap ho* been home too || From over Delton way Is Cpl. and Dorothy (Mrs. D.) returned • Sincerely. Glenn B. Blake. ---with him for a three weeks visit at I Lester MacLeod (Delton T7)who Prophecy Pairfield. Ohio, where BUI la sta­ ' may not have written the aong, "I'v* got a Girl In Kalamazoo," but any­ tioned at Patteroon Field. how he ha*, cause that's where Mr,. And men no more will die Cpl. Wesley Blough. Jr., who'* ad­ MacLeod Is located Lester ’ * address To bring to us a lasting peace. dress Is— But. this I prophesy: ' 28th Gen. Hosp. • ~ ' Ere peace again shall walk the Cpl. Lester MacLeod. 38192477 Swannonoa. N. Carolina earth. 5tn Acad. Sqd. Where hate and greed have trod, , returned Saturday to camp. Bet it Barracks 707 The hearts of men will give rebirth M-’emed good to hove some of your Sheppard Field. Texas 'mom's' cooking and correct us if To trust and faith In God. He teaches at the Field and likes we're wrong, but don't you live —Michael H_ Dally. It although he says, "when anybody acroas from the school at Freeport Howareyou. tads and lassie*, back and didn't lhe gang used to call asks me how I like It I Just say—It’s lhe Army I—and let it go again with chit-chat' and stuff and I are we demobilized or something! I And wlio breezed in Wednesday It seems there was a front page story the July 1st . Issue tnr Lt0,Y In ln ..*•?? Ue of u .‘r other than Lt ArlLe H1 x).h- iMirtrtto. Lt. Arlie Bixler (Middle­ looking things over Saturday. What’* Banner with this head ”— David pjdudly . wearing his wings. new with you Lt., you look like a Townsend Drove Plane from Texlui ville/ million—as good as that. to Battle Creek. And then came the (Arlie we must confess that when On leave from Great Lakes wa, lain—rain of letters that is. with you were a little 'shaffer' we never Alfred Williams who relumed Sunto see you with 'wing*'.) all kinds of gentle pokes about expected I day and (Marlon t Bam Becker who It was a happy circumstance that didn't we know that a plane la pi­ Sgt. returned Wednesday. Sam likes the Jack WUltams (Middleville) loted and flown. Now. fellows have from Scott Field was home Tues­ I navy, say* there's nothing like IL a heart—how would an old guy like day Send us your addreaae* fellows so the two fellows had a good Zolly. hobbling around back here In 'conflab'—about Don Churchill. when you get your new Usignmenu the wilderness, ever catch up with Jack Hamilton. Forrest Schondel- and don't forget Sam the letter 'high, flying’ In any form—see what mever (aU working for their wing,) you're going to write and. that well we meant We still reckon transpor­ and the rest of the boys—and girls print, for tne oilier fellows.* ' tation In terms of ’whop' and 'gld- —in service. Arlie has had letter, Max Francisco came home Wed­ dy-up’ even come gasoline engine,, from Sonny Lee out there In the nesday for 18 day* from— and now everyday It looks more South Pacific. (Which remind, tn Pvt. Max Francisco. 36421352 and nlore as If we’re going to come of what we overheard the other dav Co. F. 134th Inf. back into our own if we want to —To quote. "Somebody once said A-P-O. 35 'git up and go.' All we know 1*. Camp Rucker. Ala. ever doe* anything about come what may. someone has to sit nobody Max has seen Don Wellfare, Tom­ the weather. Well, ndw I don't know. in the drivers seal even if you wrap Our lad. In the Pacific seam to be my Kurr and Hugo White since he the lines ground the whip socket. taking the Nip out of the Air"—un- ha* been there. Max is another All of which convince* us that if ouotr.) Arlie report, back to Berg­ who make, four boys from his fam­ while sitting (or standing these strom Field, Texas—good luck fel- . ily In'aervlce. Loren I* a LL at Camp days> you 'get going', without mov­ low and send us your address when Polk. La.. Bob la with the Air Corp* ing under your own steam, then you can. at Keesler Field. Miss, and Jack brother, are being ’drlv* by a Kr Ityou may^be you oF^nein: *'h0!d J,°^ Is a Coxswain in lhe Navy. And here's something to put on your list things to do—send Jack, a card 'drove'when you grt dXn to ftS? ।}« H«ro'd Webbbreaklng his of nr r at— damentals leg It seems John anri and tTarnlrl Harold are | the only Barry County fellow, In New Orleans. La. Tills profound discourse Is an exand it will be forwarded to thehtofiital where Jack recently recovered rom pneumonia, then went on sea whn taeMenJiv I hn,f U,e w“y dow«- A shift of Wind duly, and Is now back In the hos­ ^le i?o end^L^ the .mre ' and IUroW ,1'P’*d und'r John" pital with a relapse. Cheer up. Jack. ?ou can't keep a good man down. bull Yet a chuckle out of Max's rekd this vitrollc defense of what- i Hkr th^t fll reply to. "How do you like the ever It Is we’re defending, they're I £bout 100 feet JohndwM biimnMf un Army." Said he (and doesn't Max have the brownest, snappiest eye* SLhini £ «refm-^heyX ,f« We Drtnt*d V0Ur ,ddr«* you ever saw) "The only reason nto another tm!7 Be'riou-dv 1 I wh'; 1101 write u* “ »■ • letl*r whUe Sgt. Lewi, s. Kentteld Finance Office Minter Field Bakersfield, Calif. ..nd for you Lewia. and all the rm;, here is Cecil'* addrem— Pfc. Cecil J Johnson Arriving home Saturday from Bowmon Field. Ky.. was Mn. Ray­ mond Finnic who report* that Cap­ tain Pinole Is top notch, like* his Job and hope* to be home for a few days. during July. Well be seeing you. Captain. , Lately you fellow* have been com­ ing home in pair*, whether to keep each other company or what we wouldn't know, because that might be a military secret—anyhow, sail­ ors George Gardner and Gordon Kenyon (Shults neighborhood) ar­ rived home Saturday from Great Lakes for 9 days. You fellows look tine and now that you've finished your boot training, let us know your new addresses when you 'hit life deck' in other place*. Another twosome traveling home together were Pvt. Darrell Dean and Pvt. Robert Anderson. They re­ turned today (Thur,.) to— Co. A. 131th Xnt. ■ should say WAGES? Do -we pout and shirk? I guess you know the . answer. We take on more and more as the war needs progress We give 1 uur son* and daughter, and pitch In I .•> 'KS lcanied why our little and back them up with Mil we have | Ruffle has never had kitten*. She to give. Do we get 11.20 an hour 1* a Papa cat. Well have to change and overtime? Hat Don't make mF her-hl* name to Roughle. 1 was so laugh! Most of u* would like to confused upon learning our mis-i. have our boy* march on John L. take that I went out and fed lhe I■ Ixwi, before they do lhe Germans rooster, a big pan. of.laying mash. j1 urn Last Wednesday's Grand Rapids Press had the usual page of Photo- I graphs of Michigan Cadet* In train­ ing and one nice big photo of three 1 Om UtW* WM navigators crouched under the tail of their bomber brought big smiles . of delight. It was Philo Otla. Jr.. now luted as from Muskegon .be- j’ cause hi* parents moved these, but Buy More he was bom and raised th Barry County and graduated from Has- . tings High School. It was a fine Wor Bonds picture and were we ever proud to 1 find our sons' friend In such a con-., splcuous position and know that . he b such a skilled navigator. about “the face that .launched a thousand ships." we think of Henry Kaiser. Bless his heart' Camp Rucker. Ala. Alabama must have been good to you two Judging from your look of The family has been grinning all well-being. Darrell had a great time week. Our cousin, a Naval Lieuten­ while he was home—saw two league ant. ha* a seven-year-old daughter. ball-games in Detroit. Then as it One day when she came home from happened Darrell's birthday is July Church, her mother asked her what 18th (the day after he reached she had learned. It seems they were campi so his mom decided to have studying the creation. Well let his birthday dinner before he left— them tell it: what did Darrell order?—Hamburg, Mother: Well, who made the earth? Mary Jean: God. Jello, and cake. Leaving Tuesday after a weeks Mother: Who was the first man? furlough was Pvt. Harold Erb (Dur- Mnrv Jean: Adam. Mother: Who was the first woman? Mary Jean: Evil. Los Angeles. Calif. Bob Sherman is in the same outfit We can't let the Weather Cadets with Harold where the fellow* are get away without putting in our getting their training on the dessert two two cents' worth. We want to at 130 degrees In the shade, which Kve them our blessing and tell them explains why Harold Isn't exactly at any time in the future when in love with Arisons. Say* Harold. they need assorted sample* of wea­ “It sure seems good to get home ther. and need them quick and fast, and see shade trees and walk In to Just come back to Mlchlgah. We the^rass Instead of In nothing but con fill their order for anything, from bllzxard to flood, and BUT Meredith Reid (Star school sec­ SOON. tor) arrived home on furlough from Camp Howie. Texas not knowing Something from "The Front"-----that his young brother. Wayne, had My brother writes of 24-hour a day been fatally hurt when he was hit duty in a "hellish nightmare" and by a car. while riding hl* bike. This tells of splendid courage ana devo­ was a sad homecoming that we wish tion to duly. Two sentence,’ in the had not been your lot to face. Mere­ letter stood out I’M GLAD CON­ dith. It is pretty tough to loose GRESS PASSED THAT ANTI­ your 'kid brother’ but know that STRIKE BILL. YOU SHOULD we all 'stand by' with sympathy and HEAR WHAT THE BOYS THINK regret that such a tragedy occurred. OF THE STRIKE SITUATION. News Fly, from You’re Guy,--------- May we hang our head. In shame To the Banner Office cornea a let­ over our petty bickering, money ter from 'Red’ Wilkins at camp grabbing, and selfish pursuit of Haan. Calif, which start* 'Hello. pleasure at this time. YOUR SAVINGS WILL NEVER GET AWAY FROM YOU IF YOU INVEST IT IN GOOD BARRY COUNTY REAL ESTATE You will profit and you will bo a more uteful citixon than thote who do not. Help build up your own community. Buy Real estate in Barry MERMASH S For EGGS WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chicks gain fast on MER­ MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A 4 D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICESJNC 100 ACRE FARM IN CASTLETON TOWNSHIP (lhe well known John Mead farm has a good 7 room house wired, windmill, good basment barn 34 x 66 basement cemented, chicken coop, granary, lays good, good soil, some good fences. 20 acres woods, a fine location priced at $6500 I HAVf LISTED TWO FORTIES IN RUTLAND TWP. each__________________________$1000.00 5 ROOM HOUSE in 2nd ward, 3 bedrooms, kitchen and dining room together and a living room, price-------------------------------------------- $1900.00 162 ACRE FARM in Hope Township just off M-43 a 10 room brick house in good condition has electricity, good water, barn 40 x 70. out­ buildings and garage bbrders a lake, good' soil, priced at $7000.00 N. CHURCH ST COLOGNES innis ME VKT0n-MM«B U/titt him Tender, romantic fragrance in quaint bottle* designed to£<lyl The hand-biown Decanter Jug, >1.75. Violin Bot- FINE LETTER PAPERS original antique, 11.00. Two bou­ quet*— Plantation Gardai andWood. land Spice. WKZO CBS EUR GRAND RAPID! LyBARKERS TR. VANILLA COMPOUND i pt. $9 59 THE WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS "Thank* to the Yanka" SATURDAY at * P. M. “Your Hit Parade" with Frank Sinatra "We lhe People' VALSPAR Your Pushbutton Radio Should Include WKZO people on underpaid considera­ homemak- FEATURE VALUE' II ■ Oiamel "Blondie" with Penny Singleton TUESDAY at 8 P. M. ’ "Colonel" CoL Sloopnagle it contains yALSPA^ ..$3.50 $1.05 Col._ $5.91 Qt.__ $1.69 - 95c --.-60c BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS Confidence CONFIDENCE — "Trust in or reliance upon another; belief in a person or thing” . . . Funk & Wagnail’s Dictionary. ' trust in the service we render and feel secure in their property because of the. work we do for them. It is this confidence which has built and is continuing to build our institution it’s about MONEY See your Banker first SHOW YOUR COLORS BUY U. S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER HASTINGS, MICH TELEPHONE 2118 GW SOOTH Literally thousands of people believe in this bank, vision for you to use your full sugar allotment.' Families need the energy provided by sugar. p|| Qf SUGAR PHONE 2115 HASTINGS Mf wia Use Your Full Sugar Ration The Sucrote Energy Food LyBARKER’S "w By |ANE CAMERON K Michigan Made AKE BARRY BYPATHS like It." Well bet that Is a'pretty answer for most of you fellow* nil paratrooper, volunteer for that good Bob's letter we're printing this week branch of the service and your and we might add—'the sooner the better.' first Jump Is really something I Pvt. Maurice E Haight Remember likeable Ben Burwell. We saw another paratrooper in 22nd Hq. Detach. town Saturday besides John—who H.HB. "36—he had his prize dog Special Troops. 2nd Army are you soldier—sorry we mLwd Peggy (Doberman Plncher) at lhe Camp Phillips. Kansas. seeing you—better 'drop' bv at the 1940 Barry County Fair and put on Hope you can use this little extra office so we can say 'Hello' and tell an act with lhe Major Bowes show? There's no group of cash for>ome little thing Maurice— the rest ot lhe fellows what you're Well. Ben was In town this week wag good to hear from you and glad the face of lhe earth a* looking tip-topper. He was ln the yea, you could maybe take her to doing. •< Is O.K. Well be writing and underprivileged In air corps IJjnonths and finally was everything a movie or buy her a couple of choc, you at— Home for 15 days la Earl Curtiss tion aa the mothers and sodas. (Golly* 'Mary', If you're mar­ En Washington state. Ila likes- transferred to hl* first • love—train- . Pvt. Ernest P. Wilkins. 38858145 ried skip the last remark—we can't Btry. B 815th AAA. Bn. army and he looks as If he ’"co’T Detoh K.—9 keep up with all of you.) Camp Haan. Calif. really doe*—looks fine. Earl U orrf Port Robinson. Neb. By the way fellows if any Of you Two other fellows out there with four brother, in service—Here Ben say* it'* wonderful what they don't receive the cigarette* or mon­ of are their addresses: can teach the dog* to do and he has ey order* we send please let us know Pvt. Don H. Curtis. 36858134 promised to write a letter about It because we have receipt* for all of so we can get some Idea of how them and well send out a tracer. Btry. B. Co. 800th they’re trained. AAA. (A.W. Bn.) Camp Haan. Calif. ited each week has received a Ben's brother. Bob. (who was Comp Haan. Calif. k or a carton of cigarettes ex­ home Just last week but left before Birthday—Feb. 3 # Pvt. William F. Curtis. 36415351 cept Harland Blair, and that was A.P.O. No. <591 c/o Postmaster .Ben arrived—we mentioned Bob because we couldn't find his ad­ last week in the paper also In con­ Pvt Richard Thomas 38858154 San Francisco. California dress to reach him. nection with lhe Dcakin family — Btry. C. 815th A AA. A.W. BN Bob. now a Sgt., married Mary DeaCamp Haan, Calif. Furlough news—Cpl. Ray Shroyer Pvt. Orvall H. Curtis klns) is in the cavalry at Fbrt Dick, you and 'Red' are in the same Is home and plenty happy to be Brown. Texas. Another brother Btry. io you can chat with each Lee la tn the Infantry at Camp other on home town news We liked Claiborne. La. Among the fellows what you wrote Dick about, next to In one of Ben's companies was Stan Michigan. Wyoming wa* the pret­ Wheater—Ben says. 'Stan' Is a swell tiest State you saw on your trip— fellow and he was . glad of the but nothing can beat Michigan. chance to know him belter. Inci­ > 'Howdy' to Don Keeler somewhere dentally, Ben’s Dad works at the In Texas with the Air Corp* Ut us Continental Motor* Aircraft factory hear from you, Don in Muskegon, his mom keeps lhe To 8tan Stauffer in North Africa home, flrgs- burning. In short—the —your brother, Albert, has received Burwdls.”like many others, are a your letter telling about sending ’V for Victory family and no foolin'I him nn honest-to-goodness Tom­ Arriving home Friday was Cecil Tom like the Africans make ’hoopla' Johnson (toward Lacey way) who with. He's promised us a look at It has until July 23rd. He has picked when It arrives—when you come up a beautiful tan In Georgia but home Stan. Albert will probablv be no accent like the Georgia Crackers. calling the cows with the Tom-Tom You wanted Lewis Ken fields ad­ and, the bovine creatures will have dress Cecil, (the two fellows were succumbed to the primitive Jungle together the first part of their tune and come prancing uo to the Your government expect* and has made pro­ (Continued on So buy and then use all of the Michigan Made Pure Sugar—the Sucrose Energy Food —that your ration stamps permit. jh and i 70 to i. Each road* ranged wage* SECTION TWO— f 2103 3TEBBINS B UI ID ING PHONE 2659 HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1943 ,r and —...a —, aftfr -aI 'the family resided on the Andler . Hughes law. A The Dally VacaUon I HICKORY CORNERS a ton lhe past weekend. A Ira Pur-1 with ter paranta. Mr. Mrs. ,« In Eaten ______ Rapids.______ Saturday and Mrs. Matt Bedford and Mr. and Mrs Gaorae few days' ’ visit with’ her faster!,arm K>ulh J*1# #ch0?1 aPd B>hle School closed, with a fine pro-1 Mr*. Mlfinle Bradley Is home af- Mrs. Roy McCaul visited Mr. and' dy of Susanville. California U Maloate Madver. A H ‘Xj*:* 7'^ breu rrev ~UW.Mre.WM. Mto ’«> th. .«u, SSL'.™ i gram on Friday evening. There were ' ter-gpending a week with her sls- Mrs. Lawrence Brooks and son and peeled today. Monday to roach Adams of Parmelee tes been g£,^r'A1 AUen home att pjuinalee parmalee. A ; tnlty aa be n very. ak!nn , h ‘ntltX,eheJd|a fouT^ rive <l puph» enrolled. The Director ler. Mra. Fannie Smith of Kalama- Mr. and Mrs. John Aubll al Jordan Holland. Michigan to visit a sis-I ni the past ten days wltti pneu- Mra r — — --------—-. ,daughter - ■* u» Floyd Helrtgel and ^h«^omej»wrmg four orjnra woodman. Musical Di- zoo. A Frank Meaengtr and sister, lake. Lake Odessa. Sunday. * Ur. and Mrs. Stepban Carter and W. . — -T •part ____ of ...' -...I. 1. *£111 ter and. will then spend monla,• and while Improved to Mill . . returned home last week Coals, other winger have Little stx-year-oid Joan Otto d bt Hi son*. Henrr Aaron hector ' >ec’<w.. Grace Grace Coats, otner teacher* tracners Clara Clara M. Mi'-'inger nave returned returned and Mra..Vera Carter and Woodall i». «!«■, ”.uhMU.m c.lU i™ 1.1era! months stay Ln New ««»«» gr. **ron. spending a Farl 'am Milo and “ Vernthree |1 and “nd helpers helper* were were Vesta Vesta Sease. Sease. Dori* Ltorl* home home after after spending a week week wltn wltn Pierce who Is spending his vacation --------Floyd to expected soon. "“£> ■. rrs Mrs Curtis V;™' .•coata. Audra Endsley. Maurlne then sister. Mr*. AIU5 Jonea and ter and brother. Mrs. Al Henning । physician. Mr*. Henry Rau and Jersey. 1 Mrs ’ Floyd CoBt *' Audra Endsley. Maurlne theta sister. Mr*. Allie Jonra and with his grandparent*. called on ation for removal, of adenoids and and Ed Purdy, on north Grand daughter Paula are assisting in for a few weeks vacation. A Miss ““^.'5rs' AUerdli•---- ----------------------------As­ M1m Nettle Kerr of Lowell Sunday, Mn Sena s ni Pierce: Pierer one ' clum Clum and and 1Betty Betty Allerding One fea-Piera, family of OMemo. Cora v.rei. Mrs. Kir.gsley and Mrs. Sena of A theMr*. WQrk WJU g________ _ ___________ _________ ________ __ Ira was a former res- 1 the home- * The July teceting of Viola Flic her who has been work- Ku.gsley _ -Kre_ one lure ot lb, ’ and .oik •« 0 Sb» «TOOtmrilone «■« lunf daukhu,. Orel, of H«tonsils. A Mrs. Herman Vandsr- Rapids St. brother. Edward Brower; twenty- ----- .—«-nn nn in,, tlnir* anil Mr. and Mrs Blair Bimrn * Mr. and Mrs. Miner Palmer and tdent of this vicinity, but had not the Masters-Jone* circle will be drtwent01 was ■, nine f^SSSren “ ’jnumnwnt twelve '1 cioaing* ture finding contest, won Etoulte7.of" on the Ung* Otaego" and Mr. and Mrs. Blair Bame* Mr. and. Mra. Cyrus Shroyer and flehuur did not go to the Univer­ been grandchildren and t — ' — back in eight years. His trip held this Thursday afternoon with -w* . t r-t/vclnv Bre/rerelnre hv ftiihv Roilltrr. nf Dturejo calk'd Oil Mt*. Harriet *on Clayton woe Sunday callers at great - grandchildren. I~ CWU- OthW-C0nU‘Untt W<-re U D sity hospital as talked but went to was made by plane. A Mr. and I tendance. Saturday the circle will ~ ^oiX^^ 8Ur wwhb Lkn.Mtre.m.u. wm.o m. w-.- uu. <>v. -Sunday p. m. A Mr. and the Bert Palmer ivome. arum mu-; auuh. b«u« I It u Blodgett hospital in Grand Rap­ K. I er. who wa* aecond. and Vivian Mrs. John Mourer attended the ids, Saturday for observation. A Ids were callers of Mr. and Mrs. hoped there wriU _be_a tcry near Hopkin*. Barnum. Carlton Coata, and Marian Kingsley school reunion Sunday A MILO Ids were callers oi Mr. ma mr». „ . , .T'i -in at rormcicc uui wets aim u cun-; _______ — Mr. and Mra. Lloyd BUM of Grand Jervis Campbell. Bunday jafterafter- | tendance' Saturday ~ CtertpbeU. " * the * ~circle * wU! v#itsclng nicely. A The local fire Baird. Tiie little folks always plen.*e Rusnell Toles and son* Robert and Mr. and Mrs. Rush Saunders arc Rapids were Saturday visitors of noon. * Mr. and Mrs. Richard! hold a baked goods sale at the | department made a run to the farm , COATS GROVE noon. A Mr. ana Mrs. RiuiiMttx < ..3.U. z, ——— — — — —. department made a run to the farm । lhe audience. Songs Were given by BoyU of Bunnell district called on entertaining the former's mother hl* mother and sister Mrs. Mar­ .. . ..___ __ ... of John , .... ,,,.n Meckllnburg and. Mr. and Mr*. .Gaukea meat market far for tne the bent'bene- ,.home Poll. Jr. on "...... Grand . ar and Mr ana If.. oars, X-Clarence'Shelley Mrs. uuurnce oneuey of ot Maxinc Msxuie Coal*, uoau. and ana by oy Gordon uoraon -Mr*. - Mrs. Sarah an ran Town and ana Mn san. Hasel nw ot Detroit. * Mra. Albert Roll and garet Bliss and Mra. I. W. Minor Wm Heustman and son Alfred of fit of the Clrtde' budget * Mr. and Rapid* St. seven mlles^north, Sat- Midland and Mr. and Mra. IJnden j Chase. A pageant was^well ^glven" Nunncmaker^Sunday^afternoon^ Mra. E*va Roll of Blue Island, HL, ahd family. A Miss Laurel Foster Mishawaka. Ind., were weekend vis- Mra. E. D. Lake of Vermontville HrCun anrf' "Lu'T w7rT <iin. under Uie direction of Vesta Sease. Mrs. Jarie Cadwallader and Ml*. nf Dverahura Tenn, is spending Hors at the home* of their cou-iand Mr._and .Mra Woodrow Oll- that consumed the large barn and * ?JJta L>d M^ E^i 14 dUmer a’X *emd ‘n U’.C Jessie Bellinger are home after spent tiie last two weeks at the farm. * The community was sad­ some time with her father, Roy sins. Wm. Kronewltter and Mra. latte of Oraml Rapids were weekof contents. The last of the Sniith. a Mr. and Mn. Breon Van I «*“«*» K.TO\C "nl » Ppscnl. spending three weeks at the home dened Monday by lire death of W. Foster. A Mr. R. E. MncNaughtun Wm. K. Licbler. Mile* Hall and end vtoirora of their son and father most of Mr. und Mrs Phil Cole of Gull hay had just been stored and lhe win go to Chicago this Wednesday Lieut. Marc Squler of Chicago were B. P. Gillette. Woodrow leaves this wagon was remogvd with difficulty. | Blarcum of Kalamazoo were Sal. ^./nw-n of^Midta >d arc vtaiUnix lake. Thev wfere weekend guests of A.s Spaulding who was born on the for a couple of days visit with.her also callers at the Kronewltter and i Wednesday for Ft. Custer for serv- Two calves also burned. The lire night guesta al the Smith home and ‘.Mattel.‘t/d frtenrt? hrre >ulund their brother and.sister-in-law. Mr. farm homestead. He had been UI ; since March, but was not confined daughter. Mrs. Charles Downs who IJebler home* A Mra. Dena Potter lee with the U. S. which will moke departments of Alto and Caledonia called on H- Woodman* Sun P. M. relatlvw Bnd fnends here ■ to Ida bed until Monday. Funeral will accompany her home for a Ha* returned home after spending , three stars in the senice flag at were also present. The farm is A Mr*. Pearl Demond was at Bat- ', Rev. E- S. Thompson preached nere on Sun.. ouu.. juiv ui tte uw absence ttatd. * Mra. cairte tHwautmngi ।i BCn K;M wcrr lcjd al Henton ’s wltn I here July a 4 Ln services were )held Henton's vacation. A Mra. Adelaide Baird nine week* nt Eaton Rapids at lhe the Beryl Gillette hoiM. Hi* also known as the Ellis place near tie Creek test Friday for a shower। I< of Rev. «, Crawford. The Ycur.g Young Pte Pro- • ffindgl ' i burial in Richland. A . Robert Van I —w!ord. Tte has been spending lhe past week home ..of her brother-in-law. a younger boy*. Junior and Frederick LaBarge road. A Mr. and Mrs. tor Miss Bernlta Tuckerman oft . of lUv. nmunKu,.., fAitiimt ing two-weeks twO'Wfcks with i.er her husuuncl husband in I with her daughter Mra. Florence PvL Rov Moore who Is in army having been In service for wme Charles Williams were in Grand Hastings. She went to Augusta oh ' pie ata groups, of children sang four Arkansas. Rev. and Mra. Eelward Strealn of Kalamazoo Is spending Ullery at Deep lake and will go radio rerv“ spent a short fur- time, A Mr. and Mra. Ctalr Brog Itupkls Hiursdav afternoon to sc8 Saturday and Kenneth Demund of 1 special song*. A The LAS. met hi Swaddling entertained her daugh­ ill* vacation with his grandpan-nta. Scott* Field. Iff., came Jaotne with ’. the church Friday afternoon. July A Mr. and Mn. Lyle Wilcox and to Gun lake this week to be with lough, from Frldgy until Sunday and son Kenneth spent the weekter while she was away. doctor regarding her arm wiilch her ncr for lor an over night tugni'viait rtev. a. * thanking miuiumuk the u*v Aid mu for >u> boxes vuaca visit, w Rev. 2 mtwi tetters sons of Battle Creek spent Wednes­ another daughter and granddaugh- J। niniit with hi* mother Mrs Har- end at Jackson with lhe former s the was broken lost October and Is still Wln|, wa, called U> Wayland io • *cnl to them were read from the day and Thursday with the former's ter. Mrs. Mra. Viola Viola Tschan Tscnan and Mr*. Mn. .; f»mllyA Ted Wei- brolhcr-ln-law and sister. Mr. and stiff and crooked. They were jup- ,)M.aCh a funeral sermon lastThurs- fallowing soldier boys. Donald ild PLEASANT HILL mother. Mrs. Emily Wilcox. A Mra. per guests ot his brother. Rcv\Karl day oj an om acquaintance there. A | Townsend. Robert Cole. Cleon Bert Palmer fell from a load Of Emily Wolcox. Mr. and Mrs. Merle ..... 1. — , mr-I late underwent the first of two Jean who luul been visiting her Keefer and family while m lhe rcv pay wing preached here, on 1 Smith, and Kenneth Demond. Mrs. hay to the burn floor Friday, and Bradfield were in Hastings Tuesday. Petty officer Hazel Campbell of oLr'atlons • for internal goiter, at aunt returned home with her parcity. A Mtas Marcia Henning of the Sunday morning.' in ths absence Iva Brisbin had charge of lhe pro­ severely injured his shoulder. It Is the the Chicago spent the uTekend wlU> entr. A Miss Mln Vemelva Vernclva Barnum of Consumers Powers Co; office Has- of- Rev. • 1 -------------* ----------------------------------Crawford who was to be Krom and gave a recitation. Piano not known yet whether any bone* A VALUED REUC on ThursdWbf l4t week. He was Hostings was n weekend guest at Ungs spent Uie weekend with her a gurai guest spenKci speaker hi at.Fllnt. .rum, w * au*. Mrs. . selections “by j ........... Marion Brink ...... and wviv uiuvru w .wisa niuri Ben Blakncy brought tn this of­ were broken. * -Miss Hazel . Campbell and Middleville friends. , under. .... an „.<vgcn oxvgen tent tent all all day day the Glenn Glenn Solomon Solomon home. home. A A Mrs. Mrs. — n—— t... .V. VI r. ana Infarc *' ** * .,Jup?rtnmw.enj°?.ed bi »- the Harry Batoch spent several days parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Al Henning Emma Brogdon has’returned from Mrs. Brisbin and interesting flower Campbell of Chicago wa* home fice Friday u picture he prizes high­ 1 but ts doing as well as can be ex- i Horry Balsch «pent several days north of town. A Funeral services weeks vacation from hl* duties at 1 pectod. A Mr. and Mr* Joseph Iwt week at her Caledonia beauty were held at the Evangelical church a Grand Rapids hospital and 1* and bird coiltest* were participated from Saturday night until Sunday ly. It was taken over 40 years ago. gelling along as well a* cau be exI In. * Maurlne Clum I* planning to night * Mr and Mra. Keith Lechand Is a group photo of the employ, the Bliss factory m Hasting*. A i,veriiogen nnd their daughter and |&hop while her assistant. Mte* In Leighton on Friday afternoon pectixf * A cooking class meeting begin work at Battle Creek th.'* leltner of Delton and Mr. and Mrs. ees of tl»c Hastings Table Co. Mr. Mr. and Mra. Cecil Preston and son In-law of Grand Rapids were 1iGeorgl ----- ---Hamacher^ —-- -------- was — — Georgiana on — her tor Mr* Lena Willyard, aged 80 was held last Thursday evening at week. * Harve Woodman and son Lyle Ixchleitner of Detroit were Blakncy. who worked for Uiat com­ children have moved from the Flora ;Sunday visitors of Mr*. Vs sister r I vacation, * "A Charles Baker went “to years who passed away at the the home ot Geo. Coat* Mr. Kit- Paul were In Charlotte op business Saturday visitors at the Bert Pal. — pany for several years., can name Hanlon home ot Ute tenant house : Lake Thursday to spend home of her daughter. Mra. W. A. son find and Mr. Mcconum.M McCollum-of woodWood- i| Thursday. «_J mcr home. * Mr. and Mrs. Paul nearly every man tn the picture. In Edd Purdy and family on CenlrAl • of Mrs. Hattie Johnson south of Mrs : time with Ills daughter Ber­ Curtis after a long serious sickness, land demonstrated the u*ing Grand Rapids St. A The seine i using of tiie Lie -------- --------- **-*---------------- Palmer and Mrs. Bert Palmer were rierc the four decades since It wu taken town. Miss Alice Landis is car­ north and assist in remodeling work. Mrs. Willyard has resided in Leigh- . pressure cooker ai*d showed movie 1 Five thousand residents of Mlch- Sunday guesta of Mr. and Mrs. । a targ.t p Young Woman* Guild will be In nice i ing for the children as the par­ charge uf Molly Pitcher day, — A Mr*. Glenn pcan and small ton township and vicinity many pictures. The state Is sponsoring igan arc in sanatorium* being treat- Floyd Garrison at a nthBring hi mused oi ent* are both emnioyed. A Mr 'AUguat 7 to promote the sale ot daughter*. Patricia and Carol at­ yeara. During the World War 1 these elasse* under the Smith— । cd for tuberculosis. • honor of Mra. Paul Palmer. * Mr.-, changes. and Mrs. Arthur Valentine and war stamp* and bond* in this vic- tended tiie Busy Bee club meeting l two small tons visited at Ute Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tolan of at i the home of Mrs. Hazel McCaul hone Saturday and Sunday. Dr. inity. !Mwrona mm. Thursday afternoon. A Mr. and Detroit spent the weekend with her ’ and Mra. Frank Shaw accompan­ parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Pervls Camp- Mrs. F. R. Prlrtdle spent the.-wockied them back to Ypsilanti Sun-, .bell. Mrs. Ts aunt. Mra. E. D. imd with their daughter and hus.day evening for a couple of day*' ! band at the Barber cottage — •* “” •**— Shoppe -------- ---— ’ visit. A Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gack- Shcrwood returned to Detroit with Gun lake. * Mr. and Mrs. W. H. for a few day* visit. A Mra. ler visited her brother and sister;, them E. J. Huffman of Grand Rapids McKcvltt were Saturday evening and families at Morley. Sunday, mid Mra. J. C- Furnlss of Nashville and Sundav visitors of his sister. and Mondav of last week. A Ray were dinner guests ot their sister. Mrs I. H. Keeler in Grand Rapids. Lyons expect* to have a week'* Mr*. Wm. Kronewltter and family * The condition of William J. vacaUon from hit duties at Ute on ' Friday. A Master Maurice Peck. Lieblar wlio Is seriously 111 at his Bedford hardware and with Mrs ; arandnon of Mr. and Mr*. Will H. home on Grand Rapids St. Ls not Lyons and their non Alfred and 1Johnson was taken to Blodgett hus- Improved. * Mrs. Earl VanSickle. family of Kalamazoo will spend 'pita) in Grand Rapid* on Sat­ Mrs. Amble Mugridge. Mrs. Bettus next week at ChrisUe lake jouth. urday and is expected to have an — MURridgc. Mrs. Glenn Solomon . ................. — — ...... ...nnd east of Lawrence A Mra. Otto operation this Mondav on his leg. her guest. ML** Vemelva Barnum Bechtel and two children returned .This lad. the son of Mr. and Mrs. ;of Hastings attended a shower home Pridav from a ten days' vis- .Bernard Peck of Hasting*, who .Saturday evening tor Mra. Paul It with her parents. Rev. and Mr*. broke hl* leg several ntonths ago I Palmer at tile Miner Palmer horn*, A. N. Fields at Onaway. Her sis­ ha.* certainly seen IslsT share of I a Tiie Merle Stevens-family of De­ ter-in-law. Mra. Paul Fields, nee operations and suffering. Was In | trait > has been spending part of Orpha Headley, and two small sons a cost (or several monUK. has : their two weeks vacation at the came home with her and are nine ;spent-Keeks tn-the hospitals, nnd. Stevens cottage at Gun lake, a visiting Mr anti Mrs. John WIih ts 'iiow having a plate removed ; Among those attending the funeral ger. A Mr and Mrs. Bert Benton from the leg In order to *trai(H>tcn । of Mrs. Allen Pender at Hastings are both In quite poor health A the limb. A Mrs. Lenna Kirkpatrick f hursdav were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Township Treasurer Grover .cljne ;retanwd home on Wednesday from ; Johnson and their daughter. Mrs. returned home Tuesday from few days visit with her son Rus- Arthur Getty. Mr. amf Mrs.-David ' Grandville where they spent the :a sell and wife In Grand Rapids. A Pender. Mr. and Mra. James Pendweekend holiday* with hto nephew ;Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gfiikes re-,er. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence French, Will Scott ond familv. a Mr*. Lou- ,turned home Mondav of last week Mrs. Mary Gray. Herl and Maurice retta Tungate of Wasiilngton. D. from a week spent at Big Star takt Carter, — •*the Claude " Rosenberg ------ •— fam­ C.. accompanied bv her small Jnear Baldwin. Weekend visitors Many other old friends were granddaughter Jean came last !while there were the Chester Geu- ily 1. The Government has figured out that, to pay for the present al the committal service in week to spend Ute summer at her jkes familv. Mr and Mrs. Charles Mt Hope cemetery. Mrs. Pender planes, tanks, ships, and other tools of victory we need, cottage at Green lake. A The Andler and Mr. and Mrs Gtierncy was bom in this vicinity and many Younc Woman s Guild had a pleas- jKeiser, a Ernest Vollweller return­ years of her life was spent here. you and everybody else should put at least 10 percent ant meeting with Mrs. Sarah De- ed to Detroit last.week after a few She was a cheerful woman and one of his pay into War Bonds. Wecrd Thursday evening and work­ days visit with hl* sister and nep­ who will be greatly mlwd by her ed on live lap robes thev are mak­ hew, Mr*. Mattle Benawav and own family and many friends. * ing for convalescent soldier*. Tiie1 ;BurdcL at their Gun lake cottage. Rev. Allen Steeby. wife and two That's the main reason for putting at least a dime from I, The United States Treasury is the world's 1 robes are 54 bv 54 inches and made A ' Mr. nnd Mra. Glenn GrlffcUi ac­ young sons of HoweA Ind., were re­ of old wool.coata or garments do- companied ’ safest place to put.your money; War Bonds 1 return you $-1 in 10 years. Simply from a every dollar into War Bonds. But here are some others: by Mr. and Mrs. Ray visitors of their parents, Mr. naled to the girl* Anyone hav­ Erway of Hastings left Ulis .Mpn- cent are fuse like money in the bank; They earn ’ Cold-blooded financial viewpoint, no more and Mra. George—Steeby ip Leigh­ ---------------------more money for you, A War Bond is a ing a garment lo donate can leave dav for Saginaw where they will , ton and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jonnlurrlj^rvfit.tbte investment was ever offered JohnIt with the president. Mrs. Charles •attend the annual meeting of the ; son of the Prairie. A Mr. and Mrs. “promise to pay” backed by the vyoria's to anybody, anywhere. Williams on west Wain St. The Michigan Rural letter carriers as- I Glenn Solomon and son Curtis and strongest Government. • — • olrls are also making tin' extra sociatlon and auxiliary a* delegates lady friend were in Grand Rapids large robe, which measure* 54 x R4 Barry county. A Mrs. Pearl I Sunday evening because of the scriinches for use at the USO room from Kenyon visited at the home of her j uu* condition of Mr. S'*, brother in Hasttne*. The August meeting will be with Mrs. Emorv Flnkbeln- daughter. Mrs. Harold Griffeth Will Solomon, who has been ill, for north 01 of lown town Sunday. A — Miss some lime, time, a Mr*. Wm. Lawrence 1 cr of the west county line A Mr nonn OUIWi,>- w *» ■ some w Mrs. wm. Lawrence, and Xfra Gerald Swredfeie? and I Don,,“ DavU' Mnlor “'„r’K «=hool -and daughter Mrs. Glenn Forahey thl* Friday to wnd their Nation 1»«» U“rel, ,or l‘erscK and 0,,r H™*1"- Mrs. Claude Ro^nberg and twin mm of Buffalo m excreted ^-"unlty at the annual 4-H con- of Detroit visit their niece and with wrent* Mr ar>d%ra ,l Lan“"* rec*nU-’ *,ul Tuesday and Wednesday of Chnrlra Parser at thel \arnThmm- i u’aK chown °"e nt V,e tew lrom ilnst wrek' * M1M LoueUl Cook re­ A H vou hare an excev of ewl 5evcri‘’ “’«'•«»«* K|rl» 10 «PP««r. turned home Saturday evening radtohe? in rour wrde^tn- cSk- at »» 8‘a“• •»*>• shoT Congratu- I from a few days visit with her par­ ing and creaming them They UUons- Uonna’ * Mr Hni1 Mr». | ent*. Mr. and Mts. Roy Cook in ta“e much hki turalST A 1 «<’>' SHertt of Lansing spent thelBattle Creek. A Mix* Pauline BenJack William* and wife™from Jef- ‘•t*’ holidays with rela- • away returned to her work at tiie f^ ^nTck.* Mo ha*r-b!rcn ^nnelee. A A company uf Bell Telephone Co', office in Batspendln,- ten davs in the old home ,our,<*n old ,rlp’Mls of M,n'- E F-1 He Creek Sunday after a week's t^n with hl* ristera Mr* Arthur Blftkr ,rom Caledonia Mitered at vacation spent at Gun. take with Kenvon Mr. Alton Fllood Ind “w Blakc ho,ne Monday, lhe 5th. Mui tie Bena way and Burdet. A their families and ML*. Victor Wil- tor a" »nnual get-logelher and Middleville Wend* of Billie Sqndellams Their brother Leon’ W - bountiful pot-luck'dinner, a Mas- fur wte enlisted in the Navy a few 4. Suppose you lose thc'Boad*. Suppose 5. Your War Bond money will help keep Hum* of Detroit also has been here ’«■ »»vid Lutz spent la*t week month* ago are glad to heir of his prices down! There are already fewer they're Molen, or burned. You do NOT -----------on his grandfathers advancement. After completing hl* I things to bay. And, as the President said, for _a ----visit. ----Sundayall, -----went up vacationing n — .> Caledonia. x (arms iin east * u/We «... are basic training at tiie Great Lakes to Cedar Springs to visit relatives. «-™.. ”lf people with plenty of cash start bidding against each other for scarce goods, the Mondav evening the family gath­ Informed that the son of P. L. Tiuming Station he was sent to I reveal you ered at Harwood lake for a picnic Wil.-y who Is employed al Ft. Cus­ Norfolk. Va. and has been pro- I K'ce goes UP!” Put your money in War interest. supper. Jack will return to Mls­ ter has purchased the Emma Jack­ tnoted to H. A. (hospital aide) first nds—and help keep prices Jtun! . souri this Wednesday. * Mr. nnd son house on High St. and plans to claw and L* stationed in tiie Mar- I me hospital. A Middleville friends Mrs Shirley Griffeth of Sturgis visited her sister. Mrs. Lewis Fmk- the near future. A James Robert- aie glad to see John VanderVeen | beiner and family west of town the make extensive Improvement.* in back greeting his customers at his first of last week Monday they I while storing hay and injured ids store after an absence of three I* REASONS WHY called at tiie Glenn Griffeth home ■ wn*t outte badly. It was fejucd months. He is gaining toicely from I <nd were supper guests of his at first that a bone was cracked his illness, nnd staying at the Hotel 1. By investing in War Bonds you brother. Harold GrlffeUi and fam­ but later developments proved it where he is convenient- to his bu*l- 1 help provide the planes, the tanks, ily. * Wednesday visitors at the to be a bad sprain, which in itself ties*. His son-m-taw and daugh­ the guns, and the ships we must Glenn, Allen home at Parmelee Is bad enough for a fanner at this ter. Mr. and Mrs Arnold Parker I seuMjn, a Mr.*. Everett Carter of and three children brought him old BuBiment and little Sharon Parmelee entertained fifteen ladles down from Cadillac where lie had otic American/ Lynne. Mra. .Harry Pleeser. Mr*. ai a tea partv Friday afternoon for been lur some week* and Mr* Robert DePuItt and Judith Rar. the benefit uf the decorating fund Parker mid children spent the week J. You aid the morale of our all of Beverley. * Mr. and Mrs. for Hie Parmelee Methodist church with his parent* Mr. and Mrs. Al­ fighting men, by showing them ’Theodore Wiennga have recently Proceeds were W.73. A Fred While bert Parker. Arnold ha* resigned that the entire Nation is behind had letter* from their son Theo- lot Jackson spent lhe weekend with ill* pavilion in tiie Cadillac schouU hto mother. Mrs. Lena White on •u>d accepted a position kith the 4. You prove to our enemies that some* In-re In the Pacific, staling I Grand Rapid* Si. Her son. Jqlm Dow Chemical Cu. at Midland and we are a United People. he Is'well. Tiie address of Theo­ and family of Hastings were Sun­ already started work. He came to' I. You protect your own finandore. who graduated from Thorn­ day evening callera. A Lyle Stauf­ Middlrvtlie tur the weekend and bJU* tu Cadillac. . apple Kellogg school In 1033 is as fer of Altu and Reginald and Rich8. If you are already nutting 10 percent 10. 1 he time is NOWI The President has ........ _ ........ vawwn fallows—Pfc Theodore WiPHngZ -atd Smith ot Ada were visitors of — JTw 3.' . *_ Wr'' Crook-ten invest in a War Bond brings you of jour pay into War Bonds, through the said: “ Lost ground can always be regained. A| P O. 27. Care Postmaster. Ban . their gnu ,'linoihrr. Mrs. Hattie . visited her son Maurice and famback |25 in 10 years. You make Payroll Savings Plan, boost that 10 percent employer and >ee if it can't be installed right Lost time — never! ” Your Government rrancisco. wiuie ne went Wancisco. uani. Cullf. While he J*, nt B'liith last week Monday, a Fourth, II* in Hastings. Thursday nnd Fri- । the world's t«JtU investment, by if you possibly can. If you're working in a needs the money for ships and planes and Into .service from Grand Rapid*:1,1 J''1;. weekend visitors of Rev da* . ... a - p*t . .. Harold Enders r.uuri> left irii fur for anv reason, you're unable io get on a Pay ­ guns — now! See your employer today and he will be be rVhJolmat^ndI clad to lo hear hear from from old '- and Mr* a'«» 1 w Minor aawere their the themkhh south Sundav night after a few lie glad Mldtevill. Wend* ‘^Ues follow*. roll Savings Plan, the bank will help you uten't signed up ycl, do w tomorrow! day* furlough with hl* parents. Mr. Middleville rchoolmates and friends start one of your own. ------------into War Bondi every pay day. A Mrs. Florence Uilery of tile Mr andMrs- Wnl Thieman and and Mr* Sam Coats and lbs wife Geukes household, has been re- children. Bubble and Sally ot Mon- In Grand Rapids .Mr. und Mrs I •crtlng at her Deep take cottage ! ,a*u«'- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Minor Costa went to the city for the week- | for a few weeks whilethev hive 'and M)n Robert. Mr and Mn. Win. end and from there wil go to vis­ been varatkmmg. A Mr and Mrs 1 Co->u'l*o and Johnnie and Sharon. it her sister ui Williamston for ten 1 Maurice Johnson and daughter *,r und Mr5 w‘Hard Minor and daw while Sam Is convalescing Lois are st Big Star lake for a few Jacuueitnn and Mr. and Mr* Rav- from hi* recent sickness. * Mr. dav*' vacation with the Forrest mond Minor and children. Billie. and Mrs Don Fedewa and chilJohiison faihllv at Grand Rapids Barbara and Daileen all of. Kala- drt-n ot Hastings wen- recent call- 1 A Mr and Mra Charles Clark of Mr “,ld M.^ P A sTi;h ers on her aunt Mrs. A. C. Johnson 6t. Petersburg. Fta. were Tuesday ol Mulliken spent the weekend of oji the Prairie * Mr and Mrs dinner guert* of Mr. and Mrs. Wni !u,r fourth •»»>» their daughter. Charles Ackerman of Pierson were , Xronewilter on ,their way ’ to; Mr.*. W A. Cridler and family. A Thursday visitors of her step­ Grand Rapids A Connie Beeler The sudden drop Ip* temperature daughters Mrs Claude Rosenberg I phannxcLt mate 3rd claw, ha*'Ju"* 29 nlf,u !*° arrp5 ot corn.uauimer , and Miss Kittle Lattimer in In northnorth­ completed hi* basic training al , cabbage mid tomatowon the farm oi ( west Thornapple Thornapple Mid amd accompanied accompanied Great Lakes Training Station and I££.ra,i down and nun- (, the Uie Rosenberg family uirf and Mrs , is home on furlough until the 15. 1 rdu onlV froM damage i Kenneth Axford u> the funeral 0' to of I A The Clark Bliss family and Mr. |1,1 thu vicinity that wa* reported Mr* Alien Pender tn Hasting* A and Mra. John Fuller spent the and we hope it was all A I Guests at the Harry Stimson home weekend at their Green Lake cot- i ?nd Lleut- Arlle Bixler who recent- I in northwest Thornapple th" foretage. A The meeting of the Past I' received hi* wing* as a fighter • part . cf last week, were Byron Matron* club scheduled for last ,pllot at “ TeJUU Mr field has oeeu Smith and daughter Mr*. Grace Friday at tte collage of Mrs Maud *own recently while enjoyinc « Winner, hi* stater Miss Ella Smith Fitch at Gun take was postponed '{««« <**>» furlough. A Lieut, and and Bert Kessler, all of VanWert WtUl September A Mr. and Mra i “ra Marc Squief and Miles Hall! Ohio a W. H. Madden. hls^auShGeorge Jupiutronj took their |«£ Chicago, came Saturday to visit (ter and grandson*. Mr*. DOroihy daughter MlsfNorma Mae and two 1 s p*"nu’ Mr aad Mrk B°nneriUe. Jerald and Bobbie Bon■iri friends from Hasting* to Bat-(9- K jB’ake. The men relumed nevflle attended the funeral of hl* He .Creek Sunday evening riup । tame Sunday evening but Mrs. 8 . brother. AUred Madden in Ptainttey took, tram for Anuriho. rraum/d for . p™ vtait. a Lee wen. Sai^ta?. jJ^T Ttxas. MUs Norma expacta to Richard Allen and Cart ,wa* a resident of Delton for sevjp, —U th.™ «uh &«.«> their Bo-/ s™ My. ml . Doo ZJ’S ter brother George who 1* m , Wm. Fergursan enjoyed a weakartd I th« T-K 1943 graduates who re­ * i .ctrit2v. *en'- mto service is located MIDDLEVILLE * Why should I buy War Bonds? Some answers to a question every one ef us should ask w SAVE WITH U.S. WAR BONDS EVERYBODY...EVERY PAYDAY. This space is a contribution to America's all- and Chag. Croo? | »m« »p«Jt TT’ boZ. 1 7“ “•*“'** corp • Mra. Koi.a at home Carpenter returned to ber bome ; AT LEAST 10% �■rar HASTINGS B4NNFR. THURSDAY, JULY 15. 1943 edford and Mr. and id visited Mr. and ■rooks and son and tin Aubll al Jordan ia. Sunday. * Mr. tn Carter and Ac. tarter and Wendell siding his vacation ; Mrenta, called on of Lowell Sunday. Miner Palmer mid yrua Shruyer and Sunday caltera at home. lush Saunders are former's mother a. Albert Roll and ! Blue Island. Ill., WO weeks ut the rununity was sad- { He had been Hl Monday. Funeral I at Henton's wltn id. * Robert Van naxoo Is spending lite grandparents. Lyle Wilcox and ;ek spent Wednes1 with the fornuTa . ly Wilcox. * Mra. r. and Mrs. Merle Hastings Tuwday. ■ ought to ihte ofire he prizes high>ver 40 years ago. >to of the employgx Table Co ,Mr. <ed for that comyears, can name In the picture. In ince It wiw taken of the men have ycara bring many I I I I I I I I I I 1 2. Hastings. I MASTIN CORNERS 1DURFEE . neral ware e Vs k and Mrs WUma Pennington of Del­ Harold Erb came home Monday J Morris of 12. Kenfleld's Add., city.' ' ' U lon and R««nan Week* are Ifrom California being called here i Mra. Elmer College, and Lawrence Merriweathx H Osgood Minister Oso. F. Milter and wife to Claude Frieda B. Cook to Lydia Schuler. J,n A*b.u^ ,0T ! feW !by the serious Illness of his grand- tnt. Mr. and _ er. negro soloist of H. C. were on Woodtalui • i 8. Yelter • and wife. 40 acres section 160 acres, section 11. 12. 14. day* visiting Mn. Pennington's son mother, Mra. Ann* Hammond. * family of BatUe 2'5 thUf1 ’""•hip W:w A.M. A ’■ cu(u». Mrs. Anna Hammond a life long I are sisters of th «. Miller and wife to Duane ' Esther Schuler to Lydia Schuler. Rlcixard who is stationed there. * 1 Ifi w-' **" ■» R«UU’..J..M ■■ -and ............. Milter wife, lot 1 and par. 120 acres, section 11. 12, Woodland. During the severe electric storm of 1resident of Baltimore jus&ed sw*y [ BM^d and also Jr * ” ntaSt i (rtenda °t "Service Men" are es- • lot 2. Blk. 35. Eastern Add., city. । United States to State of Michi- two weeks ago a targe tree was 1at her home Wednesday morning Merriweather were over night | p-ejiyy invited to be ores, nt- .. J Tb*® H and wlr® “> Ernest ■an. lands included in Yankee; struck near Norman Burry's bouse. after a lingering illness. The — 1 guest* at the U. B. parsonage. Sunday School 11:00 AJ, uain«f E. Hecox. tot 48. Nashville. was held at 1:30 at the housd j Springs park. ; Mrs. Barry who was putting dotfn 1neral __________ ____ _ ________ _______ Rapids. Maury , Moore and Mra. ' Christian Endeavor and Preaching "**', Ha E. McClarren and wife to Earl W. Johncock and others to “ window was shocked. Just a lit- ( Service 7:30 PM. I Frank E. McMillan and wife. Iota at Catharine Johncock. 20 acres, sec- . He farther west In Alfred Fisher s ,with burial in Dowling- cemetery, i Rev. H. R. Pfeiffer of Hastings r £jSL 1 ? r iR& t?1 The WC.T.U. met In the home ot. _ Prayer meeting, Wednesday o.w 8:00,| Wall lake. Hope. i Uon 24. Orangeville. pasture field a targe maple was 1conducted the -.rr vices oiusted bv Mrs. Nellie Townsend Friday after- । PM. Amy M. Cozens to Emile J. GlrWalter A. Johncock and other, to . al “d ‘Rev Fred King of Lake Odew*. She noon. July 9, with sixteen members Kilpatrick I and and wife, lot Bartow take. Yan- Catherine Johncock. 20 acres."sec-, n1IfpUnr rnmSXt™!u, 'th, was a kind neighbor and a loving ■ and nine visitors present. Mrs. Dun- i Sunday school 10:30 A.M. i kee Springs. tion 24 GraniHvviiifv nlng, our county president and Mra. | Morning worship 11:30 A. M. C.JlirUw ji.io. w U.U Ftow. '’ stoves1 out of commission in lhe mother and will be missed by all I Addle Lyons to Fred James and who knew her. She leaves to mourn Mr- Mnd Un- Heilr7 D*vte. Floy McDermott u.n.-n.nr, were gueats. i Prayfr meeting, Thursday 8:00 wife, parcel section 20, Yankee er, 105 acres, section 24. Orangeville . m™ Five dollars was voted to the edu­ P.M. their loos a *on Hotner and wife at -----------. , • । Springs. LoU Flower to Catherine Johncational fund. Election of CLASS LEADER will , Kim Sigler and wife to Albert Sllhome, a daughter Mrs. Ruth Erb. At least 20 per cent- more bakery eox. 105 acres, section 24. Orange—Ln/.' nnd family In Grand Rapids and a J goods are being produced thte year Mrs. Ekkens was program leadi-r be held at both churches. I vers and wife, tola 865. 866 and vQje । temoon visitors of their parents. and Mesdamea Tyler and Wing read . host of other relatives and friends. । with Lhe same amount of shorten■ south 2 rods of lots 838 und 839. U. S. Dept, of Agriculture to Chas. ¥fr.; helpful articles. Miu Laurel! HenW. yandenburg and wife, 80 acres.1 « u kx dee read **A Cigarette Speaks to a section 35. Maple Grove for 33.400. •Bl“l" Va£d Pretty Girl". Miss Maurlne sang, ! New York Central to Nina Boyle. and”ift’ “How Betsy Made tiie Flag." WARRANTY DEEDS I >ota' Middleville. Our next meeting will be in Hie ksuSi/bw 8- d*“ “ •"•lAaS ErpS‘.^”rlw"d.:k •Lydia Schuler to Walter H. Cooke and Smith cottage at Saddlebag lake. and wife. 120 Ac. sections 11 and ”fnry stfhr- 80 acrea “cUon 21. New York Ceniral to Karl F. EekAnna I August 13. 12 Woodland. i Thornapple. ardt. parcel C. K. it 8. right of way and "'d. n51,yi^ortt?f1’^*nna Alvah W. pennock to Clifford H. IWrd “• Johnson and wife to Ju- aero*. 120 acres, section 11. Wood- Lki„8 ‘m2 Mrs. John Hynes Laboratory Phillips. 10 acres section 21. Barry. I * and 80 acre4- land i—j । breaking Her hip. Spe was taken Technician al Pennock Mrs. Frank Snore to Perry A. Van &e^>lon 29, Thoomapple. i; Wa wird E. Baird to Ila P. Baird,! Mrs. John Hynes (June Crbck- Tuyl and wife, lota 72 and 7J WarNannie Soder to Walter Wallace 10 acres, section 31. Johnstown. ’ 1 w fordl has accepted a part time po­ dendort's Add. Nashville. , “ >d *lfe, south 8 rods of tot 101. |I Claude A. DeMond nnd wife, to 5erf.a«“SnyJ*?,5?h I sition as Laboratory Technician al Glenn A. Miller und wife to Wm. clt2:. . _ .. , ‘ acrL Howard J DeMnnd nnd wife ‘ Brnner "•- Wednesday. ^Hl meet With . ^i™ 4 Staton JulyMrs. 21. Floyd for s Pennock hospital. Halt ini* begin­ Davis and wife, parcel section 4, 4, 1. Ethel Gamble to Wm. L. Quick, ning thte Monday. Mrs. Hynes Assyria i >°l <■ village of Delton. Assyria. i Marion Schller to Clyde Cawy. 42 R^nlsh^lhe ’ meat and' txutora ’ ah trained at the Minneapolis College Harold A. Ttecher and wife to I Edward R. Johnson to Andrew I section 2 Baltimore tumish the meat and potatoes. All of Technology and was Technician Alga E. Ttecher and wife, 120 acres, Finkbelner and wife, tot 8 Blk. 9.",J acres, Janette Casey to Ctad7Casey 42 are CordtaUv Invited to attend. * at Borges* hospital. Kalamazoo for section 2. Carlton. I acres section 2 Baltimore *' Mra Ru,h Varney and Mtes Greta Keeler's Add, Middleville. several year* before iter marriage. Mildred A. Haney to Forrest B. ■ Geo. D. Doster and others to Eu- I '.e11 Y“r„kn‘ Glenn E. Mowry and wife to Er­ nest L. Barclay and wife, parcel Falconer and wife. 40 acres sec- nice A. Harper, -parcel section 8 camp ln Yankw Springs for a time. Former Residents Locale Uon 30. Carlton. Johrutown. Orangeville M‘» havln« the Potion of Edward Boggess and wife to State , Olive L. Johnson to Eva A Hecoe. co'“lcil°* A Miss Maurlne Martin Mr. and Mrs. Bteidti "itoiFy “and ! n^th^f}^totin^1'*4 . HJfSF w'• I, -- « -s. ~ ™ ; su-sasr* half of .ou 2f H-.ttewaVkUlnhllo where'he is'emolovcd Jacob Strodlbeck’ and wife to contribution to the war Newark. Ohio, where he u employed Rndnev t. McLeod and wife an toS7.fi,B3JS54,iS.u” in construction work for the Alu- । Section Marlton ’ planning a houseparty at the Paul • off to duty. cottan President next week.of W Huntington! Dr. Elmer 1 1 1 Becker. United Brethren In Christ 30DLAND I. and Mn. Frank Hynes spent I Thursday with Jhelr son Ward I s and family at their Gun lake Ige. * Mra. Nat Peters and Mtes I cry England of Chicago visited mother. Mra. Olenn England leveraj days over teat weekend. • Misses Beverly and Bonnie u of Hartford are visiting their hparenta. Mr. and Mra. Milan hbo for several weeks. * Mr*. Ita Austin and granddaughter, ha Jean Classic are visiting lhe rand Mra. Harold Blakely of field thte week. Rev. and Mra. ely and daughter Judy were a of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson the first of the . * Mra. L. J. Vincent of Plainwas an overnight guest of Mra. n England last Wednesday. * Ion and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ikford of Ionia were callers at ■home of Mr .and Mrs. Arthur ■ ding. Sr. Sunday. * Mr. ana I Lawrence Paul were Sunday ler guest* of Mr. and Mra. Chas. Ilader of Grand Rapids. * Dr. I Mra. Geo. F. Benner. Eleanor her and Judy Everett visited I Helena Benner of Battle Creek Bunday. * Mrs. John Bulling (Mrs. L. H. Brumm attended the I meeting of the Thornapple lien Club at the home of Mra. J. •lentlne of Hastings last ThursI * Mrs. Geo. A. Miller and sons ■ ctrolt are visiting her sister and ■•and. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Parrott ■• test weekend they were guests llr. and Mya. Jay Vrugglnk and Ishter Sharon of Grand Rapids, llr. and Mra. Bom Wolford of fl Lake Odessa called on Mr. and LlHoward Hewitt Sunday afterL ’ * Pfc. Gordon Jacobs of WIslln was a guest Monday at the |.rt Kussmaul home. * Alvin lildlng of Eau Claire «-as an Inlght guest at the home of Mr. I Mra. Gilbert McLeon last week, lonald Rose of Hastings visited ■ aunt and uncle. Mr. and MJt> lard Reesor from Friday until COURT HOUSE NEWS Anthony Whitfleet and Wife to ,oU l29' 13°- 201 Ann Hamilton of Lansmg we<“U‘h S toU Hizel L WUson to Robt. D. WU-! («««»»,of<Jldv «u”ts Mr.. and a2,d M®8- cNX-,, , „ Ison lot 9 Block 16 Lincoln nark 'Mrs. Lewis Herzel and familv. * Instead of shutting up shop Ida F. McCoy to Leslie J. Caston SI* 101 ’• “““ uncoln Parlt' Mr. and Mr* Lyle Karrar who have and wife, east 8 rods Of lota 1178 ■ ___________ - ___________ 1 been living in Lansing where Mr. when the manufacture of and, n7?, ,, iii.-NnFRminTT Karrar hus employment are living automobiles was stopped, Algn A. Tincher and wife to Har-1 Hendershott ] wlth hcr parents, Mr and Mra. tli^membera1 of Vhe Faith" Circle1 Of ' Ben W' C°nklln and wlfe ,o Oeo& i flonK^U7oh‘n*twT’ *Cr" ~ old A. Ttscher, 12 acres section 2. We all enjoyed Rev. Babbitt's ! Shirley Slocum's house on the Cor- ■we decided to "carry on" Carllon. splendid sermon Sunday and hope t nera. * Robert Barry and Norval day evening at her home. darenc? R. Shaw and wife to,Frank Granger and wife to Wai- I he will come again. During lhe । Fisher are spending the week at so that our customers and , ter J. Brown and wife. 120 acrea opening services Mtes Rullson pre- । wall take, guests of the tatter's Former Resident Break. Arm 'vr' ™ section 23. Hasting*. i tented the certificates to the chil- grandmother. Mra. Carrie Fisher. friends would have a place Insend and family were Bunday Iril^^arme? rraldent^tirf'woMtaund C,ar* Gardner and others to , Earl R. Boyes and wife to Frank dren who attended the VacaUon ----------------- ----------------------Idng visitors al lhe home of Mr. to get good service! A real Granger. 200 acres section 23, Has- I Bible School last week. The col- SOUTH SHULTZ I Mra. Chas. Townsend of South Ungs. lections taken up by the children t_rrv k'nn hu wav tn , Carl O. Nlethamer and wife to will be sent for relief of hungry . Cairada toSittte the estate of interest in their welfare... ■■dland. * Larry Hynes of Char­ n°>’4 E Titmarah and wife to I* te spending a week with hte •hXrMnd’SlhSSwi OrVlUe ° M‘ler and Wlfe- P°rCels। Frank Granger and wife, south *, Chinese children. * On Sunday, hta father who t»»^ away' thte competent mechanics and lota 1039 and 1040, city. Mrs. Floyd Garrteon entertained , DrlI L,"r Alberta* The man? lidparcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Castleton. Quit Claim Deed. the Whitworth family at a shower " pr“'5 yr. p les. Mr. and Mra. Ward Hynes in two places. Her granddaughters. iectlons »< “nd genuine parts . . . honest Roy F. Kendall and wife to Betty honoring Mr. and Mrs. Paul Palm- .“rrnan extend svmnathvTo famphariotte were dinner guests o! Beverly and Bonnie Plants of Hart­ L. Roberts and wife, parcel section. ford are visiting their other grand ­ Kipp, lot Fine lake. Johnatown. er (Hortense Meade, of Middle- I m£ arenU, Monday. * Dale and Hope. work at honest prices. yn Townsend of Hastings are parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Milan TrumJennie Scotsman to Geo. W. bo in Woodland this week. lidlng a few weeks with their rhiu nf Rnttie creek vtsiteH Thomas and wife, pareel section.28. and wife. 100 acres sections s and guests. * On July third the friend< I We're still on the job— 6. Caatlelon at Hendershott gave a shower for B.dJ i jsteF S^n^eviUe lidparents. Rev. and Mrs. H. V. Barry. ■ I Madge Roper to Eml! J. Oirand Mr. and Mra. Palmer at the home I ^"ursdiy and ’ Mr and Mra Jim Blur Star Mothers to Meet rnsend. * Mr*. Arlie Spindler and we look on it as a real Amos E. Dull and wife lo Elias jKJ? of n,lt]J*£±5 The Woodland Blue Star Mothers Nation and wife, lot 11 Greggs Add.., and wife, parcel on Barlow latte. I nf Mrs. Ernie Matteson. Many ; I Mra. Richard Estep left TucsI for Battle Creek where they will hold' their regular meeting at Nashville. I visit Miss Catherine Spindler the home of Mrs. Lawrence Faui. Lake* IIIIllcame Fred Weyerman and wife to Hios., Betty Kipp to Roy F. and Au- . newlvweds at both parties. * Mr. rtenyon ofGreat Great came >°’l 01 9 rcat Lakes. “ ! •. caxne [a few day*. * Mr. and Mra. Wel- Monday. August 2. at 8 p m. Picnic W. Butler, lota 1 and 2 Eastern Add.. rust* Kendall, parcel Pine take, and Mra. Floyd Garrison, with Mr ’■ Ren home Saturday on a nine day fur­ prockford attended a family re­ plans will be discussed al that time. Johnstown. and Mrs. Ted O'Laughlin attended and Mrs. Ted O'Laughlin attended lough and Mr. and Mrs. Harry MisLenna ---- - -------Cole----------------------------to Eva A. Hecox, 100 — i| a shower for Mr. Mr and nnd Mra. Mrs Palme, encr of Kalainasoo spent Saturday McCallum and wife to M.. Former Woodland Kraident Pasara O. Dibble, parcel section 20. Hope. acres sections 5 and 6. Castleton, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miner night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Barbara Burkle. age 80 This was a family dinner in Frank E. McMillan and wife .to Palmer near Middleville. Sat. night. Mrs. Gordon Kony al their collage Geo. J. EUlott and wife to Lois lor of her mother's blrthdav. * passed away at Cite home of her Flower, parcel section 28, Barry Mildred A. Cole, lol Eastern Ad- ' * Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brogan and liere. * Several children from thte laldlne RaIrish of Lake Odessa son-in-law, Preston Manning of township. diUon. city.----------------------------------------I Mr and Mrs. Warren Brogan and place are attending Bible school loendlng a few weeks with Joyce Lincoln. Nebraska, Sunday evening Mildred A. Cole to Frank E. Me- children spent Sunday with Mr. and,• at Delton, the bus slopping at the Jas. W. Baines and wife to Horace thing. * Mtes Ethel Whitmer of at 10:30. L. Tungate and wife, parcel sec­ Millan and wife, lot Eastern Ad-1 Mrs. -John Brogan In Hastings. * Kenyon Corners and Shults school Mra. Burkle was born In Wood­ tion 8. Barry. verton who te seriously 111. is bedillon. city. fml and Mra. Lvnden Garrison of house. * Mr. and Mra. Fred Horn cared for at the home of her land township and lived here until *------ " •* •-! Cleveland. Ohio, were weekend Jarvis E. Coley and wife to Hart Battle Creek spent the weekend Ijt. Mrs. Eldon Farrell. * Mr. thirteen years ago. wheiF she went Bellinger and wife. 30 acres section cox. 80 acres, section 18. Woodland. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Gar­ of their home here. * Henry West I Mrs. Carl Hewitt and Mrs.'AK- to Kalamazoo to make her home 24. Prairieville. Eva A. Hecox to Agnes M. Doms rison. * Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sulli­ at and hte mother. Mri. Dora Custer | Hewitt of South Woodland and with her daughter. Mrs. Preston Earl James and wife to Ralph P and James E. Dorris. 80 acres, ac­ van and Mrs. Mary Schuricho at­ of Hastings visited Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Howard Hewitt al­ Manning. They moved to Lincoln. Handv and wife, 51 acres section 8, tion 18. Woodland. tended the -funeral of Fredrick Mila Ashby Saturday. * Mr. and lied the Richardson Family re- Nebraska ten years ago where they Prairieville. Jenne A. Loehr to Elmer A. Loehr Weyerman in Hastings, list Mon­' Mrs. F. Cole and Mr. and Mra. ■ >n at the Arthur. Richardson have lived ever since. Hnr daugh­ and wife, parcel section 34. Rutland. day. * The Marshal Schantz fam­ ■ age at Gull lake over the Fourth. ter. Mrs. Manning iwsscd away. Kenneth E. Bevier and wife to ily of Hastings were Sunday guests' Junior Cole of Grand Rapids v:sW |>r. L. H: Brumm attended «Nu- May 30. of this year. She leaves one syria. Howard Bevier, parcel section 29. of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Schantz 1 (Ited Mr. and Mrs. Homer McColon Conference for Vetlnarlans son. Carl of Woodland and one H. Vesn Doty to Clare Engle and Johnstown. Marshal is leaving this week for land Sherrard and Marcia of Bat­ Decatur. Indiana, on Wednesday. daughter. Mrx. Eugenia England of wife, parcels on Pine-lake. JohnsAlice Quick to Ethel Gamble, duty with the Marines on the Weal tle Creek spent Saturday at the V 7. Tills was a conference nnd Washington. D C.. nnd five grand­ town.\ lot 24. Delton. • Coast, * Dr. and Mrt. Glen Gunn Horn residence and Mr. Sheerard lOnstration put on by the Ccn- children. Martin Smith, Jr. to Zigmunt K. and Ton Romig of Kalamazoo spent of Intercession City. Florids '■ Flom Hanlon, to E. H. Finkbelner The body -te being brought to and wife, parcel block 47. Middle­ Leblecki, parcel section 38. Castle­ last Monday at A. C. Clarks. W Sova Co. Inc. of Fort Wayne. spending four week with his . ★ Mra. clarence Anile nnd eons Woodland Where funeral services ville. ton. 107 N. MICHIGAN, Miss Elaine Van Hom of Hastings ' k and Gordon and Mrs. Robert and burial will be held on Wednes­ Glenn A. Miller and wife to El­ te vtelting Mrs. Ronald Haynes. * and family. Angelina B. Finkbelner to Hen­ ■ckwsy and sons. Dkvid and Jlm- day. Definite time and place .are rietta Bauer, parcel section 38. mer Graves and others, 51 acres The W. S. C. S', will picnic next awaiting the arrival of the daugh ­ of Battle Creek spent last week section 8 and 9. Assyria. Thornapple. Saturday afternoon at Thornapple ter, Mrs. England from Washington. |the Paul Cottage al Saddlebag Nicholas A. Hammond by trustees take instead of having their reguHenrietta Bauer to Edward H. e. Mr. Arnie nnd Mr. Brockwav Finkbelner and wife, parcel section to Chas. H.*Bumham. parcel sec­ I tar meeting thte meeting. Picnic Loeal Boys Meet In Chicago ted them for the weekend. * 36, Thornapple. tion 30. Johnstown. .supper wnu icuiuuauc [ supper with lemonade iuiu»neu furnished u, by O curious and ratiier wonderful p Whitmer of Midland te spend­ Edward Lebhauser to Alma UebAndrew J. Sturm and wife to Rea the society. Plan to come and several weeks with his nunl and incident happened In Chicago last hauser. parcel, Nashville. J. Cleland and wife. Jot Sandy bring your gucsu or Invite old । friends de. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Farrell week to two local boys in service Percy Roas and wife to Harold 'Beach Park. Yankee Springs. Geo. Endsley and others to Thel----------------- »» ► lera Sundav at the Farrell home who happened to visit lhe Wash­ Baron and wife, parcels section 6. ■e Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Dodge. ington Slree* U.S.O. at the same Orangeville. ma E. Olmstead. 60 acres, section । BANNER WANT ADS PAY l Mlv Phoebe Oakes. Woodland hour. Mo. M.M. 2-'c Tom Nlethamer . Leona Anderson. Hastings nnd who has been stationed al Miami. and Mrs. Ouy Knatner of South Fldrida was on his way to Sturgeon >dland. ★ Mr. nnd Mr*. Chas, Bay. Wte.. had a few minutes while 'lader of Grand Rapids spent changing trains In Chicago, hap­ weekend of the Fourth at tho pened to visit the U.8.O. rooms (grrence Paul Coltace at Saddle- when he looked up and saw sitting |! lake. Mr. and Mrs. Rowlader at another table, an old friend and lit this cottave when they were neighbor, Cpl. Richard Hilbert who 1 lldenta of Woodland arid It was being transferred from Moscow. lined like old times for them to Idaho, to Bethleham. Pa. Needless Ine back to it. Mr. nnd Mrs. I.tw- to say they had a happy reunion l.ce Paul were their guests Sun- and marvelled at the chance that I |r and Monday and Mr. and Mrs. brought them to the same place at rl C. Paul and children were the same time. Richard te taking a 12 week* Jat* Sunday. * Gordon Story of stings was n dinner guest"nt the Army Specialist Training Course at ink Hynes home Sunday. ♦ Mr. Lehigh University., al Bethleham, d Mrs. Victor Benner of South Pa., and hte address te Cpl. Richard Hilbert. xxlland were callers in the afterABT. Unit. m. * Mrs. Karl C. Paul and chllLehigh Nnlveraity. •n are spending thte week nt the Bethleham. Pa. wrence Paul cottage at Saddlebag Tom te IS In Hl Sturgeon OIU»BCVH Bay for a . ». * Mrs. Gerry England of week ur or nv so » awaiting the w«*wub w .C completion- ’ :k*on visited Mrs. Glen Bigland Wrr». hte boat, a Sub-Chaser ot S/C m Wednesday until Sundav. Mr of his ONE OF MY BIGGEST The crew will then take the ■land Joined her for the weekend. boat. .boat . down ■__ the _ 1 Mlsstesipol River — tn to Joann and Barbara Hershbervc., WARTIME JOBS IS mor Benner. Glori* Clark. Mar- New Orleans, then to Miami Flor­ Paul and Ruth Flanigan are ida where it will be staffed and then mlnum Plant of America. Mr. und ; ftnvldL Mwslrall will wife to Mr*. Gordon Williams and daugh- I j-jrl H cheereman and wife 40 l,‘ lh' H°U>'«*Wenc' I «?rra ^UrSTJTMapte Owe • In Woodland._______ Harold H. Conklin and wife to Faith Circle~Entert*lned Tffi"*1 ”''' '°U S effort, because "you can't build a gun unless you can get to the job.” We’re here tq help you "carry on." Drop in. 5 Points to Romombor: still use acauiM para «'• have specially-designed toots to reduce repair time We want to Mk helpful in your iraoj jxiaation problems Service, y is the world's J w.- nJ_j. 1 r render.W.'*' 7 the ^orid'i REAHM MOTOR SALES Through s a safe, shre, ve regularly— money for a ire. for travelirm. Say» ondiyou ng them i behind t>u make 5 HELPING THE FARMER PRODUCE MORE FOOD FOR VICTORY I hies that ■n finan>.73 you oEDD' HASTINGS, MICH Your Monument Dealer AndYour Banker When you buy o monument you invest o certoin opprecioble sum of money. only wartime job - not by a long thoti t*m buty night and day out mu ee M**0■' wife to tove diem time and take the place of the hired help coBed If you were buying stocks or bonds you would seek the counsel of, your banker. - Those who seek the counsel of and buy from, a conscientious, capable monument dealer, inevitably get more for their money. We are always glad to talk about monuments: come in, if only for a chat. Patten Monument Co. 119-Mich. Ara. N. on the farm* helping to produce another vital war material, FOOD. RHONE 2393 HASTINGS Exclusive dealers of Guardian Memorials Both in Hie Barre Gray Granite, and Hie Lorencign Rose, a beautiful pink. Hie moat delicate and subitantial color yet discovered for Hie erecHon of Out 7-15 It had been raining for a week, back In the hills. A farmer, hunting for a strayed cow along the creek, looked up and aaw water pouring through a widening crack In the reservoir dam. lie ran half a mile to the-nearest tele­ phone and made a long distance eall to the munitions plsnt down the valley where 111* son worked. “You’ve got about two hours be­ fore your factory is flooded," he told them. Because that call got through in time, scores of workers and tons of vital war material were moved to safety before the crest of roaring water could reach the plant. Long Distance lines are crowded with calls as never before. Many are war calls which must go through promptly. Others are civilian calls, so me-vitally urgent, some less urgent. You and you alone can Judge whether your call is really necessary. Please make only the most essen­ tial long distance calls. If you must call by long distance, do all you can to be brief. milk cows, separate milk, churn butter, pump water. Incubate sggs, food and form products, KgM housa and yard, cook, eJean, wash, iron and heat water. SAVE MAHPOWR service engineer for information and additional electric help on the farm. [OnSUIllERS POWER CO MICHIGAN BILL TILIPHONI COMPANY ■4 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JULY 15. IM3 A message for you...from 1953 t ' . ■ ■ • ' • ' . • ■ (Today, John Jones is just-an average American, wrestling with all the doubts and worries and problems that beset every one of us right now. But let’s skip ahead 10 years. Let’s look at John Jones then—and listen to him . •.) ^goMETiMEs I feel so good it almost scares me. . “This house—I wouldn't swap- a shingle off its roof for any other house on earth. This little valley, with the pond down in the hollow at the back, is the spot I like, best in all the world. “And they’re mine. I own ’em. Nobody can take ’em away from me. “I’ve got a little money coming in, regu­ larly. Not much—but enough. And I tell you, when you can go to bed every night with nothing on your mind except the fun you’re going to have tomorrow—that’s as near Heaven as a man gets on this earth! i - tan • ‘ • . * • “It wasn’t always so. “Back in ’43—that was our second year of war, when we were really getting into it— I needed cash. Taxes were tough, and then Ellen got sick. Like most everybody else, I , was buying War Bonds through the Payroll Plan—and I figured on cashing some of them in. But sick as she was, it was Ellen who talked me out of it. “ ‘Don’t do it, John!’ she said. ‘P/ease don’t! For the first time in our lives, we’re really saving money. It’s wonderful to we have know that every single . payday . more mon&y put aside! John, if we can only keep up this saving, think what it can mean! Maybe someday you won’t have to work Maybe V. - - —Z we can own a home. And oh, how good it would feel to know that we need never worry about money when we’re pld!’ “Well, even after she got better, I stayed away from the weekly poker game—quit’ dropping a little cash at the hot spots now and then—gave up some of the things a man feels he has a right to. We made clothes do—cut out fancy foods. We didn’t ‘ have as much fun for awhile but we paid our taxes and the doctor and—we didn’t touch the War Bonds. “We didn’t touch the War Bonds then, or any other time. And I know this: The world wouldn’t be such a’ swell place today if we badl” NOW DO YOUR BEST! 01737387 BOOST YOUR BOHO BUY/HB THROUOH THE PAYROLL SAVIHGSTHAff—* ’I'/iis advertisement is a contribution to rimerica's all-out war effort by WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S ' B.A. LyBARKER BONNET b GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON HASTINGS ICE & FUEL ROTH FURNITURE G.E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED’S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO . . LARSEN'S DRY GOODS GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G.R. BOOKCASE A CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS COFFEESHOP HOTEL HASTINGS TAYLOR SHOE STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCI­ ATE STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK ANDRUS SERVICE MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 STORE BAIRD'S STORE THE HASTINGS BANNER MILLER REAL ESTATE CAS1TE CORP. VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE E. W. BLISS CO. I NT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM ■ CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL HOME HASTINGS MEG. CO. . �TIB HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JULY U, IMS Oh Th* Haww Front Corp. Strickland ha* been In Die Army 16 month* and has been in England nearly a year. They didn’t know that some week* put Daby. the walking cow. in the back posture. Well, you novar can tell—of course there b the old say- Where I am. But somewhere south the cookies were not and the beat of the Equator. Prom what I can -part is they were a* fresh as if you learn about where we are going, it Just made them. Most dtokies get . nard and dry. They were good. Got mo, wic news aruuua ucic • u.u- b going to be swell, considering. I have always wondered how II । a letter from BUI Fryer today too. U limitid ta nothing flat. We dont: do much, tee much or say much. seemed to be on a ship. The Pacific I am going to answer it tonight Ocean b a Mg pond of water to be Bill ts the beat buddy one could aak Ju, ot v.... -.in Birthday—Aug. 4th. (Hl. Frank, i view of the fact (hat mall ■ -■aches you a month hte—Happy Birthday now and that should just about make It > mure mu tap on wood. but' you can't make him drink." around to find any honey—anyway, j course, I said might How s Dale domv uettinx my good luck fellow and how do you i ing? Does he still run around with , Personally, if you ask me. Bob h Best of Luck Stan. like the picture they sent of you an I the girl from Kalamazoo? Here IL And Best of WUhea to Vera Jew­ the front page? U midnight and Uie gang has ett, who used lo work al Miller's ice Pvt. Loub R. Hooper, 36151703 Word from San Antonio Aviation robbed the Icebox for some steax I will write more later. U notn- , A PO. No. 954. Cadet Center. Texas. lists William and eggs. Well. mom. guess H’s ing happen* Hus letter will start old today. % poatmaster D. Barnes u one of the 434 finish- time for me to close for tonight. Ill oil Ute boat. ■ With love for general information. Vera mar­ Ing their pre-flight training at the write again soon. •Ban Francbeo. Calif. William Love. ried Corp. Charle* Breard of the Center. Good work Cadet Albert Hl Edward! Thanks for the soap Canadian Alt Force on July 2nd at Pvt_ George O. Hagedorn Graduated from lhe Gunnery De- 1 Bob IM. Albert Drake. 36407853 old man. Did you think I was get­ London. Ontario. Happy landing nartment of the Armored Force A.SJN. 36458862 Robert L. Henry. M.MAf. 2 C A.P.O. 502, c o Postmaster ting dirty? you two! Co. E. 3rd Reg. School at F'ort Knox. Ky. where c/o Fleet Post Office Ban Francisco, California Av, C John W- Reed •Hello’' again Ralph Guy. (Wood­ they train men in lighting-fast, ac­ Fort Frahcl* 8. Warren. Wyo. 43 J. Sqdn. 2. Flight “Sland) we have Just received your curate-shooting divisions, is Pfc. AviiUon Cadet Detachment Sherman. Texas new address which b— Richard M. Hinkley 8 2/c Laurence E Miller, son ot Mr* j ------June... 16.------1943 . Perrin Field Perrin Field Pfc. Ralph L. Ouy 36175010 ABJf. Maude B. Miller, 429 W. Apple St. Mrs. B. J. Adcock DK-173 Naval Training Station AJ*.O. 700 Norfolk. Va. Nice going, soldier. 425 W. Court rt Postmaster Dear Mother and Dad, Comes word from sailor Cleo Ja- I Hasting*. Michigan getting I New, York Ciiy. N. Y. Pfc. Richard L. Bogart cobs, to hb brother Dick, that hav- Dear Mother. And we sent your money order to ana i a soda in Asulralia ba nurmori received three letters from you ... «. ..., ....... . B— —z the old address «o If it doesn't reach t occasion when, while ripping । and am very <lad w iicur from you shoe* today. Tluuiks to everyone for 1 you let us know and we'll do a little cookie*, soap and everything I re- ' AFX). 403 Annex. Oreeby, Colo. the aodk, you took up and see none and lhal you arc O K. I can how follow up w you'll get IL other than David Settle* In person: wrtte- and un you that I was In ceived. Tell Grandmu thunks for I Shreveport. La. Pvt.'Louis V. Williams. i&H «• B "“‘jually happy I F)jL n,!, ta> M you can B m. lhe money. I Mill have the Un soap t Congratulations Bob. (Middle* 36152676 .Psc;!!:, Battery C. 989 Field Artillery w jaffair. Trie fellows rode ImrselMicx lI ..J m r*aid in* my-letters,"and”U alio ter from Headquarters European Of ti-nnb before ih Cleo b<glad as everything lo hear Irani i Camp Forrest. Tenn. get buck in my old ahoe*. No*' I , be g ’.u ,n lbe uoplcs Theatre of operation* of the U. 8. I ’J”0 will turn my cadet oxford* in to ge; i yog you il you can find the time to ' Jiad to above off again for a little I You asked about the fruits, well them half aokd. The fellow I loaned pen . Army telling u* all about you—the * trip. Well bet the fellows hated 2nd Lieut George F. Finglelon. 61114478 following b what they had to say. to say goodby but we imagine we there are pineapple*, cocoanuu, the tan dollar* to did what he said HASIYNGS COBPORAL EN­ A PO. 4611. c/o Postmaster can hear them saying. ’'Meet you banana* and then there is the bam­ he would ax soon a* he gut home Sgt. Gamer Pennock. 16039773 tree. One of the tilings that will where he could get i>b own money LARGES 1118 KNOWLEDGE for a coke in. Toklo one of these boo A P.O. 634 t Poaunaater interest you b that you can go he xent a money order back. He ts OF BEES days.” New York city. N. Y twenty yards from your tent and married and I think tliey have two 1 Don Pingleton, AS., USNJU HEADQUARTERS. EUROPEAN Thb war is a gliaatly business, no THEATER OF OPERATIONS— question about that, but al the nearly get lost. Thb U due to the children. Sure to bad he couldn't ' From bee keeping in peacetime to same time what great experiences tropical undergrowth. There are u have readied Home before hb Fa- , US.MC.R maintaining heavy American equip­ you lad* are having. You are the few interesting towns and these ate ther'a death. Thank.-, for sending Marine Detachment V-13 unit ment that b helping change the ones who will have the universal Sura, Labtoka and Grady, but more my pictures to me. I received clgn: j UKM. about them later on. .I — also -- — . have - card* altogether. They were all very face of Great Britain seems a far viewpoint, and tint hand knowledge . ------Oberlin College cry, but that's been the changeover of places all over the world. Cleo's ware pictures to send on in mv nlct._ ti1c clipping Edward sent hud , Oberlin, Ohio next letter If I cam There b also phllo OUi Ixxjlnan. a fellow of Corporal LaWrcnce Strickland. address Is— Quad. Bldg. Room No 60 26 years okL.of Hastings. .".Uchigan that I wai al Classification Centex , Cloo Jacobs. 1 c/o. ring that I also would like to send wlll, and knCW Kendai Purcell In hb off-duty hours, the Cor­ Pvt. Raymond Andrrs *; Pleetpostofficc. i-------------------- ,wul com^?£r; T?1? Holderman wa* the fellow 1 roomed poral read* up on British method* H Q. A: Plotting Co. San Francisco. Calif. U all I have to say now but th*' ■' W1UI • Ml tllC ■ ------------------ -------IMIU. . 572 S A.W.BJJ. Word com“ trom Avhtlon Cadet I am OK. and keep your chin up. ! Glad lo hear about Bernard > Camp Gordon Johnstown fLhi.iPrJT of bees u Marshall (Marsh) Furrow that he | Whitmore. Bernard is right I uni • Canabelle, Florida. be found in the bland. ( hafl tnuuf(.rred to Helena. getting the best training. .Belter1 Um always a beekeeper at heart. Montana. George W. Adcock than College training. 1 hot! a letter 1 Pvt. Steve Misak. 30407917 I guess, and I get a great kick when*] Special Flash:—Shouting "HurAJ».O. 37. c/o Postmaster with Marjorie’s card. Yes, wc are A P.O. 502 No. A P. I see British bee keepers taking . r«y, if* a Boy!" we send congraluSan Francbeo. California ,I .getting ....... the rest of last months San Francisco. Calif. honey from the hives," he said. "The 1 tattnm tn— honey they pr~*— ------ **— *Pvt. Dwight W. Fisher. 3642579 .. June 24. 1943 i1 cpay. Tk we always get all of our pay • Earl Gerald Powell F/c quite as good Mrs. Lawrence Wilkins । tacted a society of British bee keepport F. E. Warren. Wyo’ Fleet Postoffice nr* and they sent me a sample of The baby. Bruce Dwight, weighing • ■ ‘■ tlwlr their honey and It it was fine. Some g lb*. 6 ozs. b a 'ringer* for his Hastings. Michigan __ ___ ____ Family, people like to dance or see a show. pad, which reminds ua, he’ll prob- Dc .Br ‘?t_____ 8,“_ ! Just a few Unas to let you know but give me bees. They're much. ably soon be able to give hb ole; 'w'n "hnve more intereating. ] man' <Rolf champion Fbher) a , L?.m Corp Strickland repair* heavy, j merry chase down the Green. Bea .in have been a . ° 1K {“S* VB Donald Borton 8q. C-4, *3^16119881 N.A.A.C. (A.A.T.C.C.) Nashville, Tenn Pvt. Ol*n Chilson. 361MBI0 % Postmaster. A P O. 966 San Francisco. Calif. .Keep the new. eomlm men. NEEDS SUMMER *t"hevl CONDITIONING letter* ,t one Ume whfn Japs brokc American Air Force. Dear Mom. » through our llni** I was reared stiff "Thb heavy equipment ho* saved | I Ju*t came off watch so gue«» thlnkjng lhe lafit waa near. I guev thousand* of man-hours at our air- III write you a few lines. I received Mom’s nravers for me were anrteld .toe.- Corp SIHctond tod th.l letter oi .tmr. with »l lhe "and if kept out of action too tong. ' days’of the week on it Wl»erc in ............... . — ---------------We found out.. here lljat whenever well tali behind our timetable. When 1 the heck did you ever get such *ta- , the Japs were cornered they com­ nrcessary we work day and night “ ’ • until a Piece of equipment b usaole BoS U»-Iup^s; I 5“““ j™ »I again. Even at normal pressure of work we are al the repair bench 10 hour* a day. We don't mind how tong we work, for the sooner our next two years. < n)ghu 5hort, Job is done, tiie sooner Hitler and I went fishing again In the wherry . Yh^ L, oll t CBn {or now the Nazb will be finished and the nnd came back with few fbh and j musl wt Ulc hay.—Work tomorsooner we can get home to pop­ a pretty good runburn. I suppose row to l|SUat coni nnd ice cream." you people ail have pretty good »— coaU of suntan by now. How's the The Corporal, who was recently Bob Bromo tad, b the son of Mr. and fkhing there anyway? Tiie Wucgllb I Pvt. Robert J. DeWitt. 16033765 trs. William Strickland. Hb broth- ought to be biting pretty by now. | A.P.O. 726. c/o Postmaster । Tiieae sea-fbh sure don't compare Seattle, Washington, u.' S. Army °f TO WIN THE WAR assembly line "must" that your interest mileage' from again, it's a you broaden in maximum gaa and oil You can trust in McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES 1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Drake ’ R. 5 | Hastings. Michigan Dear Mother and Dad. I wonder how you-are. i hope that thl* letter klnda tilh in the . gap until I can write again. At the , present time even I don't know ' MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR STATE ST. PHONE t9M HASTINGS - -------- _. ___ _ , PERSONAL LOANS —to both men and women, on just your Own signa­ ture and security. Cash advanced up to $300.00. Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION BASTINGS. JOOL 18114 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. The Sas Helf BunThisMcntiiig MwVMvJte 7500 Miles! YOUR CAR £> puUlng U>. tlnuhin. Wyche, on | — Navy U-13 Unit to those perch *nd bluegills that they catch around there, especially • The skipper of’’Fighter X" is going hunting ... for the next five hours he’ll be combing the skies for signs of Jap marauders. And on his patrol, he will bum 500 gallops of gasoline .. . enough for a year of peacetime driving in the average family car! Maybe that will give you some idea of the enormous amount of oil— for aviation gas and other petroleum products—that it Oil to fuel 100,000 planes ... a quartcr.million tanks and motorized vehicles ... the world’s greatest Ikct of warships and transports . .. the furnaces of thousands in trains a half-mile long . uv in old tank cars, rebuilt tank cars, box cars loaded ., with drum5—and a few tank cars that are new .. .'all pinch-hitting for thy ’coast­ wise tankers now in trans- Atlantic service. The New Vork Centtal alone hauls nearly a third of the oil that moves into the eastern area. And this extra load is in addition to the Central’s regular war job of transporting military supplies, troops, essential freight and passengers on war business. .. How can you help win this vital home­ front battle? In two ways: Slrtw every precious gallon of gasoline and heating oil that you possibly cant of roaring war plants. When planning d IrifOf Oil that must be carried from the wells of the Southwest to the refineries, factories and ports of the East. vitally important today. Please don't uaste it! And, though it's one of the war’s toughest jobs, the oil is coming through! Rolling like a mighty river over America’s rails .. . almost a million barrels a day! It's coming j ky rail, j New York WP - aw wrnMXHCTwf AUCTION SALE Make Room for a War Worker Make Your Attic Livable! I will offer for sale a good list of furniture at Public Auction at the Sparks Shop lo­ cated at Fl 2 E. Court Si.,’ in Hastings on SATURDAY, JULY 17,1943 Storting at 1:00 o’clock I offer the following: £ 2 Oak tables and 12 Oak chain, leather seats. Dining room suite, table, buffet and 6 chain. Oak breakfast tabic and 4 chain. 3 Piece velour living room suite. Buffet. 2 Good browp. metal beds. Coil springs and innerspring mattresses. Feather ticks and mattresses. 2 Piece velour living room suite. 3 Electric lamps. INQUIRE TODAY obout a Loon to Finance Your Own War Hauling Program! Do It NOW! There is great need in this community for homes . . . war workers' homes. Will you contribute to the war 4 effort, and increase your own income by converting any unused spoct^jpio rooms? Remodel your .attic 2 Chest of drawers. Dresser. Davis drop-head sewing machine. Cook stove. 2 Ice refrigerators. Thor electric washing machine. Victrola and records. Child's high chair. Phonograph motor. 3 Library tobies. Kitchen table. New-5 gallon cream con. Robe. Rugs.- 3 Trunks. Radio. Garden cultivator. Pillows. Several plants. Lots of screens. Mahogany writing desk. Several odd windows. Ironing board. Large arm reclining chair. Dishes and cooking utensils and many other articles too numerous to men­ tion. do it with an eye to the future. Commode. 2 writing desks. Office desk. Swivel chair. . for Your Family, for Americ Pair French doors. 50 Ft. garden hose. Mohair davenport. ■REAL VICTORY Oak dining table. Good porcelain table top gas stove. Bed davenport. Make Sure Your Victory Garden Metal bed nnd coil springs. Child's rocker. Oak bookcase. Spring folding cot. Odd chairs. 6 Cain seat chairs. Doll carriage. Good porch swing. use this beautiful space after the war for your own Looking glasses. Stakley maple night stand. into an apartment for a war worker's family . . . You will want to Stands. , Your next job is to keep at it —‘ so pitch right in. Picture to yourself those luscious meals later on — crisp salads, steaming roasting-ears, flavor­ full vegetables, i Some of these pieces are very good Several rocken. Oh, sure, there'll be some hoc days,’ and some dry spells, and a few weeks when the weeds and bugs try to chase you out of your garden. But... keep family, or to supplement the family income. TERMS : CASH DAY OF SALL Nothing to be removed until settled for. WE SELL WAR BONDS and WAR SAVINGS STAMPS THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L B. Phone 2503 DEWEY REED JOHN BIRMAN, Cl.rk Refreshed by « AUCTIONEER AND MANAGER ’ [£ f ORANII KIST AND OTHER DtllCIOUl FLAVORII c . eating time) thin you w«t K pl ing time! America needi Victory Gai millions of them. For the U. US strong, and gard«n-fi help us ali co health ami your part! KIST whether with al writer. �THE HASTINGS BANNtfc, THURSDAY, JULY 15, i*4i OBITUARY ard Blough were Thursday evening t bell. * Mr. and Mra. Ralph Alice of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Everson and ! friendship and admiration. Mr. Ardis DARBYVILLE supper guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Ken-1 and children from Gull lake were family. * Sunday visitors of Mr. and j will be missed by some 30 young | We Are glad to report that Mrs. I Anna Hammond, daughter of high school f E Mudge who has been so ill tn Sarah and William Warner, passed netlt Pinoyer of Grand Rapid*.' Sunday guesta of Rev. and Mn. J. Mrs Wokren Surrarrer were Mr. j। men who ha I und entered From there Pvt. Richard returned | W. McCue. Charles Harmon and apd Mrs. E. H. Johnson and daugh- ' B?d wMld^Suo’i^Ardu’remark^? he 1 Mercy Hospital. Grand Rapids. Is ' away at her nome In Baltimore ln 11,11 commun- 1 111111 **u,r * 01 Uri Mr and Mrs F R Washburn of to CaniP Howei * Mr»- E“rl Dallas Atlee returned Ixrnie with OrindldR.»W»b7r>dC\n»1,B«fVD«I township after a long illness. She Mr and Mrs. E Rwuhourno t^eraon 1* canng for the baby ot them after spending a week with was bom May 17, 1MB and passed Decatur accompanied by their i Mr flnd Harold Skinner who their grandparents. * Mrs. Truman away July 7. at the age ot 78 years. 1, anurt --------- .. . . SE£%. OrtSm Uli dJ, daughters Mrs. Bernice Dahlitram | <jth Avis and Myrtle Sherron are" Plppelt accompanied by her sirter. Mr. 1X»»M Walton dlana. Mn. Griffin end Mlsa Day I month and 20 days. On March Clarence N. Surrarrer, E. M. 2/c and daughter Garie from Ann Ar- spending a few days In Chicago. * Mrs. Fred Vosberg took Mr. Plppell Rapids Thursday on business. * I of Charlotte were Sunday guests of ■■ Fleet Poet office bor and Mre Edith Haefner and Miss Myra Coleman of Detroit who to Fort Cu*ter Friday wnere nc cn- PFC K Braendle who has been on 1 Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Wlllltta. The Hammond. To this union . ; irom “ ~paw L. paw cauea at .w. ron ine■ , uccu >p«uuuia me u**, wee* l,T«t M-rvirr * Mr and muMr. Chi. . furlough visiting hte parents Mr. twins Priscilla and Patricia were two child! Irejj came to bless their tvu-j. Of ^1 Mra B. W. Sisson 1 with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Lester re- Hoyt were Sunday guesta of Mrs. ;'nd Mn. Ken Braendle and family baptized here Sunday at the regu­ home, a di -*jter. Mrs. Ouy Erb of has returned to Jefferson Barracks. Tuesdav afternoon * Ada 1 turned to her home Monday * Glen Cora Carr in Lansing and brougnt ** ’’ - - Tuesdayafternoon* Mrs. Mrs lar morning services by their grand­ Grand Rat----- ---------. a son----------Homer of — BalMissouri. * Sgt. Barney Hutchins Thompson of South Bowne was a Kellogg accompanied by Mr. and tiietr daughter Patty back with Rev J. W. McCue. Pastor father Rev. Wlliltts assisted by Rev. thnore. She also leaves four grand Saturrtav afternoon writer of Mrs. Mr*. Willard Arnold of Hastings, them. * Mrs. Addie Olthouse and was a guest of hte grandmother. I 10 o’clock. Mbmlng worship K P. Griswold. * Miss Edith McClel­ children. Harold of Loa Angeles. Guv Smith. * Mr and Mrs. Foley visited Sunday at the home of the Mrs. Asahel of Bowne callrxT on Mrs Wm Hutchins, also Mr. and Theme—The second sermon land. R.N., of Lansing spent last Calif., Garold of Grand Rapids, Mrs. Marvin Thaler were weekend KMh and grandson Kenneth George ’ fonnert parenta. Mr. and Mrs E their moUier. Mrs. EUraSeew Sun. Secret The Book. A 5week minute quesweek wimi with her parents. Mr.ncr andj-rv. Mrs._______________ carl of Gulfport. Miss.. Clayton or from Davidsville. Pa. spent last week J. Kellogg of Kalamazoo * Bovd day. * Mr. und Mrs. Clinton Hen- guest*. * Mrs. Claud Walton re­ tloruiaire will precede the sermon. I Albert McClelland. * Mr. and Mrs. Grand gRaplds. . Also five alstera, vrith -Mr and Mrx Wtilte Lapo * Payne from Hastings was a Sun- ney spent the Fourth ut the Winey ceived word through the Red'Croas 11 o’clock—Sunday school, classes j Karl Gasser and sons of Assyria Cora of Mt. Pleasant, Mae of Bat­ mother. Mrs. Ida iTnuire Myers. for Mra. Merrill Karrher daughter I day dinner guest of his mother.; reunion mar Lake Odessa. * Mr. that nf~thnher weuniMi'Netheriands werc Saturday night and Sunday tle Creek Maggie of Edmonton. Carol and son Jimmy called on I Mrs. Ida Payne. * Ed Stair1. <n- and Mrs. Harold Wcxxte and Rot- well * Sundav morning Mr. Tru 8 o’dock-Song-fest on church guests ofDey. her parents, Mr.sons and were Mrs. Canada, Orpha of Bay City, and this 1 Charles Their two Mra. Ruth Voaberg and Mrs. Doro- I tered University hospital at Ann : land Furrow were in Grund Rapids man Pitwell and Mrs Fred’vosuerc ,BWn*A *lu“rU!Ut *n> Nellie of New York, one brother Gr^W b^W Guy thy Plppell al the home of the lat- j Arbor Sunday for Medical treat- , Monday aftemon on business. * XW^riCm"er^gre“Xof Neaygo, besides a host of U-r’s narenta Mr and Mrs. F. C. I inent. ♦ The three children.of Mr. 1 Mrs. Geo. Nelson und niece Gloria former* husband on their wav to r 8 - i ° a^?.U^_by R5v..)Vl1.'. friends to mourn their low. Tabberer Sunday. * Mr*. Howard i and Mra. Lewis Overholt are spend- , LayboUm attended the C. E. mcet- their home. * Mrs. Singer and Miss rehear*al *IU be held at the church. . lltu. * Janet. Dolores and Nancy Funeral services were held at lhe Bolo accompanied by her mother ing thte week with their grandpar- , ing at Woodland Sunday evening I Marshall spent Sunday and Mon1 Baltimore United Brethren church. 'Kenogg’ motored Mr. iinrt and Mr* Mrs. Cha* Chas.’Ovcrnolt dvcrnoit. 1 with Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Griffin. * Rttssell from Grand Rapids spent • j "to ' ents* Mr I day with their grandparents. Mr. Rev. H. R. Pfeiffer Officiating, asChampatane. lUlnols. ’where PvLBomid Mrs. Mr*. Emil Olsen, and Mr. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan . — _ — n»—.----v.— «*_. n-_ ।1 * Mr. and Mrs. Clair Fuller from Mr and and Mrs. Elmer Gillett. * Mr. and by Rev. F. W. King. Burial to testattoned at Chanute Mrs. Alton x,.-j Gray spent Sundav Roush. * Mrs Dcnia Rcusch «s~ spent loimuatvinwi cniutun* Flelct rietcL Mr* Saginaw oaaumw who wnu have suave been uveas spending oMvsiuusK . and ““*i *-»•». — ■ The Pleasant Valley Christian . Mrs. J. L. Higdon had as their din­ [1 aisled U the past Mr. and Monday Unufnv In nt thhnmn last .1st W<-*J •* — Rx>y " — Endeavor Society met al Bold remained with her husband Bolo pa*t week with Mr Mr. and Mr*, Mrs. in Detroit at lhe home the week with Mr. — and Mra. Mrs. Roy at the Cl Clay­ ner guesta Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. was in the Dowling cemetery. _ . .. __ __________ .. r Iwn,. * nf tH,. Mrs Wm Of ♦ Sir*. .DOfOthv Mnli- Hnmr uunn uuiopucii. w ain.,i*Houiy ton Mote nome on FVIrlav FTiaay nig and Mrs Kellogg returned Tuesdav , J. Hoevenalr have returned home. * of the fnmirr former’v ’s daughter. Mrs. Wm. Blllin Bunn <>r of Camtslicli. Campbell. * Mr*. ,Dorothy .. Inn home nn Friday nlvht night tnr -Ed Savacbol of Hastings. Mr. and Un Helen Lesterl’ Mr and Mrs. Harry Boughner of . Wallunas * Ml** Fatty Hoyt will --------------...... ............ ....... 1 ---------------— ------— Grocnwald who underwent an op- 1 the monthly business and Mrs. Charles Higdon of Nashville. weeks spending a few days at the home of Lake * ---Odessa --------------were-----------------Monday after -----------------­ spend- -a few — i,. with Supt and cratlon at Pennock hospital has re- meeting. , ... .L Mr- Bnd Mrv V. K. Brumm also of -i ,i her sister. Mrs. R- A.-Brown of noon callera of Mrs. E. G. Olsen. * Mra. Evart Ardb who moved Tues­ turned to her home. * Mrs. Mina . — The election of officers for the Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Welby MOTXCE TO CXBDITOU Greenville. * Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Arnold Getch of Grand Rapids was day to there new horfie at Inkster, Dcntee spent last week with her ' coming year was the order of busl- crockford and Janice of Woodlanu, son Ivan and family of Alfo * Mr*. Shoemaker from Lansing spent the a Wednesday noon caller of Mr. near Detroit. * Rev. P. E- Olmstead omfughTf^^nr’th’e'^w^kTAd I ^oltoiV'P^Went &Sel°Mm^ Harold Higdon apd I weekend with their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woods and family. of Caledonia was a Monday dinner with her uncle. Henry Saddler of . vice P?2ilffichata2 Miffer’- dB“«h‘" *nd Mr^ Bnd I and Mn. Adam Endres. * Mr. and * Mr. and Mrs Harry Monroe ot guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish. * Kalamazoo, who underwent an op- Jg* M^diline• 1K Tre£ S“don “?d “n ,°J I Mrs. Clarence Benedict were Sun­ Zeeland spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lawn.-ncv Norton eratlon at Bronson hospital. * Mr* j "S^rion State Detente* £ retk Tiie occasion was H** lrth‘­ Creek. lhe u birth were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Henny. * Mrs. day guests of the latter’s daughter. days of Mrs. Higdon and Mra SavaMr. and Mrs. John Thaler. * PFC Ed Harvey from Grand Rapids was Mn Dale Jorgenson of Battle Present collections of waste kitch­ Creek. * Mr and Mrs. Clinton Hen- a Sunday aftenoon caller of Mr*. K Braendle wa* a Thursday dinner uoiuerence u.u.uz. Assoctaucn en fats are about 85 million pounds ■II nv were Sunday dinner guest* of Ellen Seesi' * Mr. and Mrs Dan guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish. * annually. mb" Refreshments were served by the Mra. George Gillett and sons vis­ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clum o' ”"*r Postma and Phyllis. Ann and Mr*. Sgt. Delwln Hutchins was a Thurs­ * Sgt. Barney Hutchins who has day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jennie Miller culled on Mr. and hostess following the business meet ­ Clarksville. * Rev. and Mrs. Blaine ited her parents. Mr. and Mra. Rav Snyder are visiting relatives in Mrs. Ross Stouffer, and Mrs. Sate Claud Walton. * Mrs. Clara Dem­ been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan ing. ’ . Fllllngham of Wayland and spent Pennsylvania this week. * Avfx and Stauffer of West Bowne Sunday ing from’Alto, spent Tuesday and Roush left for a camp in Oregon. Rev. and Mrs. P. E. Olmstead and the night with Mr. and Mrs. RoyCarolyn Everson returned Sundav afternoon. * Mrs. F. C. Tauoerer Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. The W.C.T.U. .will meet next son Quinton were guests of the den Yarger and son of Lake Al­ from a two weeks visit with Mr. and will entertain the North Irving 1 Cha*. Overholt. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Pleasant Valley Christian Endeavor gonquin. The Yarger s returned Mrs. Harold Skinner, and Pauline Wesleyan Missionary Society at her , Willis Lope, local. Mr. and. Mrs. Fo­ Tuesday. July 20th at the home of Society Business meeting Friday home with them and spent Satur­ Everson of Battle Creek. * Mr. and home Thursday afternoon. * Mr* ley Eash from Davidsville, Penn.. Mr*. Katie Hoevenalr. at 2 o’clock. nlght. __________________ day. * Mias Eloise____ Day „ is spendMembers and friends are invited. Mn. Geo. Talbot and daughter* Emma Anderson spent Saturday atPleosant Valley won the County ' ln« lhla WCT* with Rcv- and Mrs. Farwell Party Dora hnd Maude returned to their ternoon visiting in Hastings. * Mr. । Approximately 100 friends, old Union Publicity contest for the year Kenneth Griswold and Buddy at -» home after spending the holidays und Mrs. Cha*. Hoyt visited Mr Mr. and Mrs. Henry Karcher and Baptist Lake near Cedar Springs. with Mr and Mn. Warren Surrarr- Hoyt’s sister. Mr*. Cisler who Is a , daughter Maude. Mr. and Mrs. Qeo. and young met at the Methodist ending June 1st. A beautiful picture * Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Mason or er and Clare. * Mrs. Rnber’ n—it1 patient at St. Mary's hospital Sun­ Karcher and family. Mr. und Mrs. church parlors to give Supt. and of The Christ by Hoffman was pre­ Nashville were Saturday night and was taken to Pennock hospital last day. * Mr. and Mrs. Lavem Segai Nell Krfchcr, Mr and Mrsr Forres’ Mrs. Evart ArdLs a fnrwell party sented to tiie society Sunday night Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merweek for observation, returning and Mr*. Robert Segar from Grand Buehler and family of North Irving before leaving for their new home at the annual Hymn Sing at the i ritt Mead at Thornapple Lake. * Saturday. * Mr. and Mn. Buel Sis­ Rapids were Sunday afternoon cal­ enjoyed a family potluck dinner at at Inkster. Xflch. Several songs were Woodland Methodist Church. Dean Fish took his truck Sunday Clarence Nesbet and son of Clevcthe heme of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill sung from P.T.A. song books, j tori were Sundav dinner gum's of lers at the Allen Fish and Ben Blak- v»v | land were guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Verdari Covfl'- of ney home*. * Mr and Mr*. Marvin Karcher and family Sunday. * Mr. 1 piano selection by Miss Ruth Yon- evening and twenty nine Endeavors Floyd Ne*bet part of last week. * Middleville. * Mr nnd Mn. Walter Thaler of Hastings were Sunday and Mrs. Andy Keim from Detroit ker. Rev McCue gave a short talk from the Pleasant Valiev society to Mr. and Mra. N. C. Shermen. Mrx. Rockhill from Hastings were Sun­ guest* of Mr. and Mr*. John Thnlri were Saturday and Sunday guest* and presented Supt. and Mrs. Ardis the Hymn Sing at Woodland. There Ruth Springer und Irene and Davare ways of getting places even with an envelope ---------with --------------money- to -----re­ day afternoon callers of Mr. and and Norvnl. * Mr. and Mrs. Claud of Mr. and Mrs. Will Blough. * Mr -------------------I id Bartholomew of Great Lakes Mrs. W. W. Rockhill * Mr. and Walton spent Friday In Flint with and Mrs. Clifford Allerding of Has­ member their friends of this com­ with gas and rations. The group re­ Training station were Friday nlgnt Mn. Jay Blough and son Pvt. Rlch- their daughter. Mrs. Robert Camp- _ tings were Sunday afternoon callers munity from whom they have won port a grand time going and coming < supper guests ot Mr. and Mn. L. as well as at lhe Sing. A. Day and family. * Annella Keeping your car properly greased and oiled with the Brumm spent Saturday night and Church of the United Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph change of season and speed is a matter of better life Brethren in Christ DeVine. * Mr. and Mrs. Wirt 8uor encroaching death to your car^AII the more so if E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor rlne of Nashville. Mrs. Ada Stam­ there are. days on end when your car never leaves the Phone 4D1 baugh of Sunfield. Mrs. Rollo Freeport Clemens of Hastings and Mr. and garage. The mere change from heavy to’ light oil 10: 30 A. M. Sunday School Mrs. Rex Dunnigan and children ot in your crank case means Tess than when you got your 11: 30 A. M. Morning Worship Maple Grove were Sunday dinner 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor engine wormed up at least twice a day. Water and I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert 8.00 P. M. Evening Service I Lathrop and (dilldren .* Mr. and sludge, acids and just plain dirt, rapidly clog your 8: 00 P. M. Tltursday Prayer meet­ , Mrs. Asa Wilcmt were Sunday dlncar's system from oil screens to sticky valves. For the ing. . *.-.aJI, net guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will: I’lrasanl Valley soke of your car, have us check it .all over once a , Hyde and attended church serv- ; 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship loes he^e. * Mr. and Mrs. Burr ■ month. - 11:00 A. M Sunday School ... I Fossett and family were Sunday 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor I evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. 8:00 P. M. Tuesday Praygr Meet­ i Ray Fassett and sons near Bct>ing at the home of Chalmer Miller. I ford. * Pliny Roush of Striker dis। trlct wm a Sunday dinner guest of [ Fanner: "Do you guarantee thesei ; Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Roush. * Eugene । I Fisher of Nashville spent Thursclover seeds lo grow?’ !. day with Hubert Lathrop. Jr. Clerk: "Absolutely. If these seeds; Phone 2240 Hastings, Mich. don't grow just bring them baefci I Movement of an armored division 1 and we'll refund your money any!। and IL* vehicles by rallroadrequlres day." 75 trains of from 28 to 45 cKrs each, j FREEPORT LEGAL NOTICES IW, “"it M.n-JBgSS ■ «!>• “?“ "* ««■»•. >!•«■ Car Lubrication । Adjusted To Slow Driving This applies to Motor Law Effective Soon ANDRUS SERVICE 444 Failure to meet requirements will deprive you of the use of your automobile or truck I MEN WANTED fGNORANCE OF THE LAW NO EXCUSE! HOW THE UW VHCB YOU T TNDER this new Michigan law, you will lose your privilege to drive or own an automobile or truck, the fint time you have an accident involving any bodily in­ jury or death; UNLESS, you can satisfy the Secretary of State that the liability resulting from tuch accident is insured, or IF NOT so Insured, unless you can furnish an affidavit certifying that all personal injury or death claims resulting from such accident have been settled or unless you can give security for payment of such claims. -The Law Also Applies IF YOU fall to pay, within 30 days, any final judgment for bodily injury or death, or for property damage of more than $50.00 or THE ECONOMICAL WAY TO PROTECT YOURSELF Don't take a chance, juit because you may be driving less. Just one accident can do the damhgel So protect yourself. The safest and most economical way to prove that you are financially responsible is to carry the right kind of automo­ bile insurance in a company licensed to do business in Michigan. The best company to get it from is The Travelers. WHY IHSURE IN THE TRAWLERS? 1. The Travelers has more business in Automobile Liability and Property Damage Insurance than any other company. IF YOU ar. convicted of violation of certain provisions of the Motor Vehicle tew. 2. More than 500 Travelers representatives are located in Michigan fa help you in case of an automobile accident. There are hundreds more in bordering states. UH YOU MOW YOUR HNANCIAl RBPONSIBIUTY? The minimum amount of financial responsibility required te: $5000 for injury to, or death of, one person in one acci­ dent; $10,000 for injury to. or death of, two or more persons ' in one accident, and $1000 for damage to the property of In view of this new Michigan law and the present low rates, you cannot afford to be without Automobile Insurance. See your nearest Travelers agent now. Find out which type of Automobile insurance will help you keep your driving and car-owning privilege. JkWJFEI TF1 1 lot IKAVeLeRS COLEMAN STEMINS BLDG. THI TRAVELERS INSURANCE co. AGENCY PHONE 2104 HASTINGS FRIE + Cwt out this coupon. M«U It to a Travolar* Ho fvmWi yM/ obsotot.ly ♦too, Hite conciso dlpasf of th. Impor­ tant now KnntMtai RoarotuMIty Low I —w—1 Name. Address_____, Telephone No. WAR JOBS NOW OPEN IN OUR LOCAL PLANT PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be'accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-07-22.pdf eb457200f2fa9e38a6d3fd33ededc9b1 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner HELP BEAT INFLATION— BUY BONDS SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JULY 22. 1943 DIFFICULT MONTHS AHEAD On th» ☆☆☆☆☆☆ DESCRIPTION OF 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS CAPTAIN BRONSON VISITS RELATIVES IN HASTINGS Tomatoes Offer Winter Viti May we repeat a statement of last ably shortened But there is no ' Vitamin C can' week—The fall of Sicily Is the begin-'reason why Btalln should do this, the human body, ning of the end for Hitler—But only In bringing the great Nazi war County Treasurer Clouse last1 properly canned put away for next winter’* uee. it is the BEGINNING. , machine to n stop tor three years In I week distributed to the townships. Ulf I Af^ NAME village* and this city 82366 14 c! de- till I HI) [llllvlr succession, the Soviets have bom llnquent l,WI linquent taxes taxes which wmen lie ne had nao colcoi- ,,,rf The actual end will be many, the brunt of the land fighting, I tons Tells Why His Father Gave months—Possibly a year or more: Russia ha* lost million* of people Hot Carried on his Work in College. x inis is a regular Hastings. Michigan 1 lected during the mpnth of June. | Experienced home canners I , The amount* paid to the townshto designed to aid you ll July IV. 1943 away After the Naxl* are defeated. and billions of dollars worth of Up Carpenter's Trade, Many Foreign Countries only the suggestion, but brides village and city treasurer in each ■ rent purchases of Items Dear Boys di Oirls of the Services: there still remains Japan. properly and will have earned the <’ n Traval* Always by Airplane older housewives who have rafted Moved to Woodland, case was as follows : Zolly coffer must be mighty hard right w to iciue retire lUMKitauijr honorably mice once uie the', Cantgin Hnbrrt C Rrnninn and O»*-Ire*h produce or the can ot»ncr the government. This ...... .. »**••* AuyrlM township . -4 4050 Cleared up a Farm Some optimists feel that after the European war is ended. I hlf fathe? h X h BronwJ^S "*£*»m,y , h ave lhe txx J k ,rt up for correspondents; Zolly was Some optimists feel that after the European war Is ended. looking for a wn out was torero io : Baltimore lownsnli —*" ... *” L.., rT.|JkA karint J tomatoes processed properly. The late Dean Davenport was a collapse of the Axis powers In Eur- , 79.80 ope. Japan will be a pushover, alindication* are that the Japs will ,nd R&rtt?gUnd££nte Mr and C ’ ™ settle tor fifty cent* on t!i« dollar. 151 17 highly cultured man who. to the . After all a halfwit l* better than no fgar ton township -------3087 end of hi* day*, retained a keen though nothing ha* happened yet IU>t collapse but will go down fight- Mr. D. C- Bronson.)'he past wee*. ^mmc^rd^^evmtM^uiBeof wit at all-1 hope—*0 here goes tr. „ . . , 189 66 love tor. and deep interest In. farm­ to Justify this view—A view which tn< every Inch of the way. This Captain Robert enlisted in Uu jSS?^*canmd%R?te tomMo£ Otie dnyway. Haatlng* tosmshtp 7039 ing. He became a world-famous in- t1 reflects wishful thinking rather than means a long-drawn-out campaign, aviation service in 1941 and recent- j bushel of tomatoes should yield 15 to A*1 «’«P*re July ll. I 17321 , »tructor. A* Dean of the My nnt thought wu to (In you ’ itructor. As Ute Illinois j reality. 1 ... I lv wa* appointed captain—quite a ( 20 quarts when canned. Eight to 10 valM Ju*y ». S0041 through JrttXwn towEuhlu So far. Japanese have been stubBefore any damaging attack can distinction for s young man of 22 , tomatoes, about three pound*, should Canned Goods. Eta. ___ _________ ---, fighters u.. . ' Hr inxzrtlnu In i —■ __ . -- — » 12 to wbTmade^i. roUe^Mne the pe<^’ >bom. rerourceful who prefer ........ be launched against the .heart. of fn tnr roinmnnlrgtInns “UoJi y*Jd a <?,uar‘ , ... . nine siamus n r. w ’ time now. But as 1Orangeville township .. . IMTl'plea^d'he state Sf imnote. to die to action rather than surren- j.panere power, many base, of opVJlutaUlVradto sta>re^mmfeed ling ’water bath canner 1* niencina Julv 1 through Ospt all remuneration for this li­ Prairieville township------ ended by the? MSC special- n «*» « JU”' *, 35 69 neerlng in many original way* to der. With anywhere near an even eratlon such a* Burma. Matey and. J'place* where Amerrrr‘im‘? ,ndr< terary effort I cannot qualify as an Rutland township —* -non* at variou* place* wnerr nmrr-; |*u. Any clean vessel will do. if xwvirr expert. An expert charges more to Thornapple township .. 202 80 ; bringing large benefit* from hl* col-1 break in numbers and equipment, major South Pacific Island* must be | can ( orccs are located. He b on —------------------------- ------ must be jcan fOrCe» are located. He 1* on , It ha* a good lid and 1* large enough Stamp 22 for 1 lb valid July I tell you how to run your business Woodland township ------92 28 lege to the farmers of that state, the Allies have been able lo beat recovered—It may lake more time a 30 day* futkiugh now. to hold a convenient number of jar* through August 11. titan you could make in your busi­ Yankee Springs township 185 44 I When he took charge Of that instl- lhetn on landi on an(i in ulr ,1, to do thia lo defeat Captain Dromon travels by air- and deep enough to cover jar tops 1 this than It Lt will to umness if you ran it right instead of Hastings City — — k ------------w — i — ., inches of water. 82132 tution there were l«» ‘han X0 stu- _bul n hag rrquired slow, steady. 1.---------------- — —-1plane, ana ni* wore nas tasen nim wnn ai ira*i i»u incim u> OlJo'dents. Ite student body grew to 8.000 ^^tent fighting. The Japanese raz-k is i* required. reauired. to many countries. After leaving A wooden or wwe rack Stamp U good foe 5 lb. Data Middleville village ... . her for a blow. qualify—youli have to struggle Naahville village the United States, he went to North to keep Jara off the bottom of the June 1 to Aug. 15 1 65 n .* 1 soldiers have yielded ground only through without my advise, and you -• •• — •— • — •• — • z 1 stamps no. 15 ano is may m , to II from many foreign lands, as The end of the war I* jwt yet in Africa Hr was in Cairo. Egypt, for been ’ blasted out of rfecom-' used for canning sugar tn amounto seem to be doing just that, with To»a] 82.5M.14.823M.lt , well a*! trom nearly - — ”7"’” — well as from every nearlysunc. everynr slate. He— as they have ------.ioht in th. -n.t nr th» , six-wertu. He was there when RomPressure canners ar notable succea*-for which we can *UA more Gian h? high of 5 lb. each through Oct. 21. „ hrif >v,if of nt i1 was wan an author of book* dealing with their fox holes and redoubt*, :*SJ’,ei. « * i . ".iT. । mel and hi* armle* Itad invadea 'mended for tomatoej although the beginning of that entU^L-. .. w lha, wben ,, : temperature attained ------- -------------------------------er pre*-: Both coffee and sugar-------coupona all thank God—and for once I'm (hla tota| W111 g0 |nto ichool Als- 1 farming and live-stock breeding. ; .* \ „ speaking seriously. includes He contributed many articles to If. after Hitler, is defeated. Rus­ appear* at hand since the power ,jalPbeaviiy bombed by Italian and sure roba the tomatoes of flavor and are from the same War Rattan j1 t‘rlcl treasuries. * The total „. u, In suite spite of mv my amateur standing inniv only u-hnni achooFtaxre township tax- 1 publications like the Saturday Eve- | sla would permit the Allies to use of inltteUve Is now definitely in the Germsn airmen. He doesn't speak ,color in t««e» and tawnshin , IBook *• J“rl should be • filledmin.is to Ti^tulce within a i perhaps I can point out a few dap- es. which are small, in the town- ning Post and the Country Gentle- {Siberian air bases within big bomb­ hands of the AUiea-where it la likely or that as a pleasant expcnajicc^a:-1; Jars half inch with MOUtOVS OF. rarJUlce ( 8‘*mP . though he suffered no injuries. HU 1 ga« ^ttai. ««»d for 1 pair through ger* to guard against. You fellow* *hlp*. In thl* city and In the vU- man. er range of Japanese industrial to remain Through the courtesy of Mrs. Ag- center*. the Job might be considerwho go down to the sea in ships ; lage* the school tax will be greater next stop was -a place in ... South lna“*nd peeung. Qn. lfilp,nn of'Oct. 31. =-• will have to took to your laurel*, than the village or city tax levied ne* Fisher the writer has access to i Arabia, where he was located for salt to each quart Is added, just G«*alirw> , " a series of articles penned by the 1 Bill DcCou has been nominated (by : (or those municipalities 1 two months. HU next location wa* . before sealing and---------- -— • — — ordered an ambulance to take her | ta North Arabia, then on id /Bagjlrs’shouldbe'tlghtcnid. [ Mlteage* RatSl^A BotA^worth**# Dean and published under the j tnei as the Army's first "Chief Pet---------------- «•'>■ --------heading of "A Son of the Timber- ; I lands." which Mr* Fisher's father,' | sheriffs office liere at about 6 NfXt hc journeyed to India, re- broken any time after processing un-1 «&nt -m BSSS'aS the late B. S. Holly, had carefully | o'clock, stating that'Mrs Ferguson ' maining fur three weeks, when he tU tomatoes are to be used. p Fwl on preserved In a scrap book. These I Will not mention names a* the had left a note lor her husband, was moverd to Eastern India for a ----------------------- ----------------------were published In the fall of 1925. young man's CO. might read this; whlch the sheriff should obtain and 1 short *horl stay alay .... Till miCLl which wb **A b* OltC » a a wi ■ 1I Coupon 5 good for ll gallons. Extracts from them will prove In, 1 might go pretty hard with the I Must laxt until Sept. 30 for both keep Sheriff Bera w«s wa* .mvn soon mi on; From hl* Eastern India localton [DA\H arep oncriii ........----------------------------------, . I Wil ( teresung to Banner readers, most I young man. Moral: Don't spread U1.„.. heat and hot water. Mrs. Ferguson, Defendant in hta way. meetingrv. Dr u_rr. Hoffs and .uthe he was was nrrt^rrrl ordered In to go to to Burma. Burma, I VV V VK**^ vnrwi ■ Remanded to Custody of of whom had seen the Dean or had ■ tliesc rumors. i. afid and most of ' ambulance on the Woodland town Singapore had fallen, Divorce Suit, Takes Poison heard him in some one of more of ! “After leaving where we were de­ HI1P ; Burma was In poveasion of the Sheriff Until Sentenced hl* many addresses at Barry county ।, There were few dull moments in •hie sheriff found the note Mrs 1 J»P« Evidently they didn't enjoy mi by Sept 31 or^ao? SevertheleM^werare now c|dcdCth»t' ArthuOtain!Has- gatherings. the Circuit court during the con- Ferguson had written her husband, having an American plane soaring Four Were Hurt. One Driver ^cIm's' by A ug. >1: In the first Article he state* the tested divorce case of John J. Fcr- It wa* dated July 18 (Sunday) and "round above them, for they cut hare’L,? nntrt-TH.. Un«* township, wa* the driver of everv 1I month hSU tanhi.lM?« ii“i7a«rthi« ' the hit-and-run car which struck objccl he had in mind in the fol- . guson. of Woodland, against hl* stated that she wa* of sound mind ; UxiM' »Hh their big anti-aircraft Token for Reckless Driving which1 ever 1is first. lowing words: "The object la to wife. Kim Sigler represente repn------- — Mr. In it she said that her heart and I Whs »t the plane in which Captain Emir rxnfi. wrre lured two 1 “nd ta»t*ntly killed Wayne Reid on make a* clear a* possible, through । ----------------Four persons were In Injured, Ferguson, wiille • «■ L. E. Barnett —•• •is -• at­ health were broken: that she still Brorcton wa. a.passenger. White 8near Far Canning wcathfr E“l 8,atc directly In front Vhen"'tw" experiences and perand 1 torney per-fotvthe ' torneyMrs. ton I— The -------------------------trial start- loved her husband in spite of all.' they dldnt hit the airship, explod- । praihed lnto eaeh other a mill •“V11, *h e before we Of the E. w. BUM plant. Friday the actual exncriences crashed into each other a mile east fruit crops will be available sonai sotMl contact contacts of the writer, what j ed Tuesday of last week wher came here. 1 intv 0 Attached to the note was 8262 which ,n« 1*hf*u . **T* near mough to { '* —---Saturday ..--- -I-*.. night, -nje the self-sustaining system of farm- < complainant was put on the s' she said “ 1* ail the money I have rock he boat " *0 to speak, and oatura *> housewives on approximately snr saiu u» » ii mr iiiuur> i u»c ----------; ........ ------thf c“* Mr are;• . . cither injured TndTnJT t- LX. nnd Mrs Walter Dixon and Mr and tng was like to those who lived it,, He had not finished Thursday saved. Please put me ,,, to .i»-„ sleep In i the notee ijoi-te wasn wa»i t so oleasant pleasant either Keith i; Buehler. .. 15. of Freeport, tlon of blue point stamps will and how. in getting homes of their ning. after a lengthy cross exain­ that sweet tittle cemetery where The Captain does not speak of that here are tort Hke Mn» Walter Seavey. Laming people trip « a* .a tov joy rote ride । whose nose was deeply cut. also made from War Ration Book 1 , trin don't iLk to be like ytmT‘«rr who are rationing at Thornapple own. the early settlers developed I inatlon by Attorney Barnett had the Dean Isa new kind agriculture.. j; followed una of ui hiiuuuluc tuuuwvu au long iuu( direct uuew examination vmumii.mv,, I . this is . written. —.I,,,.. Mondnv forefore- ' After a six week* stay tn Burma.;! sevctal cute on hl* face and heae. As iihrrr wp r»m>/rrnm ' lake Maln drOve by thelr “r- “ "It Is to show how through the . by Attorney Sigler. Late Thursday. “ ™hMonday „p7tal |* that I «« »u»>ject returned to another He alto suffered from sliock. Mrs Bessie M. Coppock. 47. of lure of the land and the aid of; wl^n court adjourned, A a redirect ^L?XnLob! is wry nauseated Dr>Hoffs I P«»ce in India, for a three^ki three weeks machinery, this agriculture devei-' examination was about finished II ; J™’“Jth“ Sheriff this morn- ' MOD- Hl* next trip wa* a long one d D I oped extensively rather than In-; was expected to resume the trial ^porwj he ronlidPred Mn Fer- back to Arabia again. Whet? his nf nnwluw fa' recm”ry are ml**ion there wa* ended he went tn rStft, iM’oi“ “Sh tenalvely and how. by that devei- Friday, but Mrs. Ferguson became opment and the turn we gave our ■ quite ill after court adjourned and > n* ,or rP . North Africa again, then to West . £* f,c* l««'r“Uon» •«“> | . . th... u nothto, to te "tSi public system of education and re- , wa* taken to her home in Wood- very slight. Mondav , Africa His next trip was a long one tn . a.uuhter i Coroner Lathrop, who reached the search in agriculture, we escaped ; land. The attending physician noIn Circuit court Monday forenoon forenoon. Carolyn Coppock. 10. a daughter. ’J""00";:, *! mlIeage. but did not consume broils when court con convened up' j 1. i..., in.* .: scene of the accident not long after peasantry in America, beginning a tlfied Judge McDonald that hte' * nrn coun *enca to take uo • .. .... laeerattona and severe bruise*, -V^mj boy's grounds. Bob Trethric won the •'.TLrZ? I 11 It occurred, occurred, stated stated that that the the boy's hew to ----------appear 1 '‘Y^^'tor’ Fereuwn n'told new kind of citizenship instead. Instead. And ’ patient —would ----- •-* •be — ••unable —»->- •veryone come* from there to here. ... ‘ jW .._“ dUe 10 sMuU r........ wide treasure hunt with Bill i. rtf ’ de,U fr,CtUre finally, with all this as a backIn court before Monday . so the case j ■ ‘ I'” ?'?.. ‘ ?I wa had to tn bring Krina eg.rvand chlef Of course, we every­ ahertff right a close second. Ronald T thing with us. for here we wear Thompson explained how they were ground, to make clear how Inevit-i was put------ —“•"* J-~ ! to the scene of the accident lo make rtc. Janet Williams, and Joyce ,rllU «n-------.Ull—on— U>,----------.UnO.. “ J“rJufc 1 ■“« what we would wear here, which is able to follow the automobile tracks able were some of the issues, eco- Mr. Fei* ----Central playground trw Ii an investigation. They found the won .s--;not like that which we would wear to the home of Main's brother, with nomlc, educational and social, with I and with a further cross examlna- Ido hunts. Carl Vanderlaan. Man there. whlch we are now and will be for 1 non by the attorney for the defense Brand ■■tetter, and Rodnev 1 whom he lived; found him in bed. I than adjourn the ease, subject to ‘ The whole thing is quite a new Cut him under arrest and brought some time engaged. 1Ii —nMm — Feiwm *— *■’— rn^cHjt^lna ••—J— her cal* lr nn<1 when the eon^tion of "Though all thl* ha* come about experience because it is not like grftund; Duane Bumn. Richard im to jail here for having caused son thinks about air travel. Since I Tnt ffjw.h ’ In ana and Hue Harrinston fin what it is like where we were be­ the boy s death. within the lifetime of men still liv­ fore The time here Is Just like Die in that order at Second War Dr. Lathrop presided at the in­ ing. yet most of the details are a* ““.“tn bcr of Americans killed, wounded ’that i? car also were Wave Deardorff. ground. Mine lime they had there, only dif­ quest Witnesses were examined by completely lost to the present public her husband 1* penurious and dotn7.. | Just before going to pres* word 17.’ Duane Deardorff 18. and "r^tw Jeane ferent. as if they had occurred a thousand Ineering. She claim* that lie did and missing In IB months on land. J/ Prosecuting Attorney Bamett. eed""recent histore is not allow her to --------------------*pend money — a* Wedttesday^momlng'at sea and air. was les* than 100.000; ■ X^er;,lflth!U,1l?L of°± It 1* now time. In all probability, years ago; Indeed, recent hlstor— • — * — •Arthur Main, wlio had waived Keith, of the five occunante occupants of the and a large share of the ml*slng I ^rtlh. to stop this somewhat newsy latter examination In Municipal Court, frequently leas Wc'U „U und.r.wod 1iU Mery I before I give away too much valu­ was bound over to the Circuit court. the comparatively ancient. are no doubt prisoners. Hie Amer. *******.... Attorney Barnett able information, as the censor here On Wednesday last week' he was "So profoundly have conditions । band, In rn his ms direct uireci examination exanunauon . ' leans »ho who .m are living ta./merle. in America Mm, is liable to be a spy. I suppose by brought before Circuit Judge Mc­ changed from decade to decade dur-। Feryuson disputed that claim by fiLI Ay IM have had more casualties than that ciiarges that Calvin Buehler, drivnow you know that I am in Shang- Donald. He admitted his guilt of Ing the past three quarters of a i submitting bills rendered to him ULL>4 I 111 from traffic and home accidents hri-La Hoping you are the same. alone. So up to this writing war. Ing at an excessive speed in the the two charges—manslaughter and century, so completely have new Is- : for her purchases. One of these Sincerely ................" bad as it is, hasn’t been so fright­ center of the highway, and failed Paine haa replaced badminton negligent homicide. Prosecuting At­ sues and Interests crowded out th*; bills showed that in July. 1941. she ' |CC| I AilfC AC 1U ft A give the other car sufficient room ' 11 jLJflllLL vs Ul sveviw WAK ful. No doubt the casualties will to torney Bamett announced to the old. and so rapidly do men pass on ; spent 8950 00 for herself In one s^wwwse^a. I'm afraid I haven't any local court that the state would base its and off the »tage. that tn a few Chicago store be far greater from this lime on. to pass. On Monday a complaint, First Ward pteyemund's news not already printed in the case against Main on the first more years this inoet formative per- XnInhu when we are coming into grips with charging rvckles* driving, was filed Ferguson. jA hte testimony testimony Mr. Mr. Ferguson, I ft TIAN DAAIf O "Banner". Around here one no count., manslaughter, to which a lod. so far as agriculture is con- a retired agricultural chemist forthe Axis nations tn battles that against Calvin Buehler. Thursday mnrnine under the longer hears "Hello. Joe. what do plea of guilt had just been made cemed. blds fair to become ancient meriy In the employ of Swift £ ''**"*'’ wyyss w will -HI probably end the war. ”—.*** you know?" It* "Hello, Joe, when by the defendant. If not legendary history, like the Co, the big Chicago meat packers, j Think what a privilege and pleas 103 Year Old Man If anv family In Hast tor* has Distribution Not to Bo do you go?" ure It has been to Captain Bron, . stated that at one lime he was Judge McDonald accepted the Tiojan war. used swings nr anv ptenrrt Did have a nice talk the other day pica, after a private talk with Main, Completed by July 21 "Without further explanation or wealthy, having a fortune of near- ! son to see so many countries as he Took 12-root Fall. Mis emUoment of that tvne not In with our mutual friend W. T. (Bill) who was remanded to the custody apology, the writer asks the reader ly 81.000.000. He claims he has lost has. to get first hsnd knowledge of । , ,, As First Planned Wallace! Due to restrictions on of the sheriff, without ball, to to forget the world about him and Rradically all of It. Mrs. F. says j them and their people and lo do DOCiOT Thinks He travelling he Is . foregoing his await hl* sentence. reconstruct another, thickly cov­ e is still a rich man. and is hid- | The distribution of War Book No. his work so well that at 22 lie Is planned trip to California and we ered with heavy timber, through ing ms imbcu »u suatMiinaic Ing his assets.. To substantiate ncr her ।which provides new stamps to a captain. tran*norted to Tbomappte tor may expect soon to have an inter­ which roadways are cut here and contention. Attorney Bamett «n-< "P^J^.fwning out tn exlstCaptain Bronson's parents are Hugh McLaughnn. nearly 103 esting and informative report in nhoUMtatic ln * book* will not be completed m there, but suggesting nothing like troduced as evidence r'——c~nntet«.rt in well know here. He was bom in .*n Michigan area by July the fauna and flora of our own Improved highways. For half the LUUICS copies U4 of letters and a £...* bank book. .... Western Michigan area by July this city and graduated from our years old. stepped off the south end Wcvcled to Algonquin for the' — — of the C.K Ac 8 bridge over the 21. as was originally announced. In upper peninsula. land or more still belc — schools. He had finished three longs lo the rhe htold letters toh of hl* sending , — . .Th: Guess Its ume to sign off. Don’t Government or to •™ ‘ speculator*, peculators. tn stock, in atock. valued at many thousands of a communication today from the years at the Western State College Thomapple Saturday evening, about forge^-we have 35.000,000 laws and either case Viz; lying Idle, awaiting dollar*, which, quoting from the Detroit Mailing Center. Roger L. of EducaUon at Kalamazoo when he 8:30 and fell 12 feet to the river bank. He suffered bruises, chert Farmers in Barry County -will further settlement. no improvement on the Ten Com­ letter, revealed that he had sent Warnshul*. Detroit Rationing offi­ entered the service of his country injuries and facial cute. He was ----- * mandments Also, if you want your have an opportunity to watch and "What was the life tneae early the stock to a party tn Iowa, "to cer. learned that the mailing "for the duration." taken to Pennock hospital where he dreams to come true, don't over­ discuss operation of two typical people lived, a life into which I be placed with previous consign­ center has again publicized Ite need During the absence of Mrs. received medical attention. His physleep. The Top Kick will help you home-built elevators in a demon­ was born and which for many yean ment*." and that he had 810300 for additional volunteers to aid In I stclan at the hospital thought he VanBusklrk, Mrs. Robert Cool stration scheduled at the Fair of my childhood was assumed to be on deposit In an Iowa bank. the processing of Book 3 applieswith this latter problem. would not have any serious trouble Grounds tn Hastings at 7:30 in the the common lot of man. tfens. The communication ex­ Sincerely slated while on the I Hons. Mr. Frrguson U-teJ .*.4U evening of Wednesday. July 28. This tn bringing his aged patient through hostess at the room during Wallace Osborn "One of the products of that stand that that deposit had been pressed the hope that the distribu­ week. Those helping at the 1 twilight meeting Is being arranged early period expressed live correct A sewing machine clinic Is being all right. reduced UnUl only 815. remain*. He tion by mail would be completed by arranged for Barry County for early Mr. McLaughlin lives In the sec­ the past two weeks have been 'Hl. “Ho.'—and here we go—with to make it possible for more farm­ philosophy -------about beginning life said .......... .... Mlu the me BKKK stock ,i*u had greatly uvv.mvu declined August lst^_ ers to attend without leaving field August by Mary E. Bullis, home ond ward. Despite hl* years and amid crude surroundings when he ln vaiuc. and was sent as security Persons who have not received extension agent. work during the day. very poor eyesight he has been 1" Ensign Robert J. Barry Book 3 are instructed not to go to for debts owed bv him and was One of the elevators to be demon­ Anyone wishing lo bring tn a sew­ the habit of walking down town C AT. Operations Dept. strated is a grain elevator which will because there was no other place In placed In the hands of a friend for their local rationing boards to make ing machine. clca.i It. and have it ert Dryer, Mrs. Elisabeth Laid UBJf.AB. handle com. beans, most of the these parts where one could be that purpose. He testified further out new applications until the Dis­ adjusted under the direction of A. usually walked on the sidewalk on Mrs Kliia Johnson, Mrs. Katie Kodiak. Alaska. small grains, and grass seed. The bom." This expresses exactly the that he had used his stocks, as col­ trict OT.A. office announces the J. Bell of Michigan Bute College, Let us know Bob. If the package other is a large elevator with it situation of the writer, who would lateral for loans at banks. When lime for such action, which an­ should notify Miss Bullis at tne the south side of East State street. Kusch. Mr*. Shirley Henry, ia Schader. Mrs. Elsa C For some reason Saturday evening doesn't reach you O K ? chain belt which will elevate ear tn all probability have been bom such, stocks depredated he was nouncement should be made some Court House in HasUnxs. Mrs Frank Hoonan. MU* ' Remember awhile back we were com in addition to the items the son of a small town mechanic, forced to put up more collateral. time prior to August 1st. Ration Further Information as to time he walked toward town on the M. Cwondering who wrote the most let­ handled by the other elevator. had it not been for one of those Payment of his debts and the great Boards do not and will not have and place of this all-day meeting, ratlroad track. At the junction point between the two tracks, he either ters to the greatest number of fel­ Plans are available for these two seemingly unimportant Incidents decreases In the value of his stocks copies of War Ration Book No. 3. will be sent. low*—well. we've found someone elevators and for a vertical elevator that so often turn the Ude of af­ had wiped out nearly all his fortune. These are distributed entirely from With a need for make-over cloth­ fancied he heard a train coming on Cota. wHo'd be pretty near at the top of using cups. Richard Witz, college fairs with both men and things. ing and fall sewing, homemakers the main line, or became confused the Detroit Mailing Center. . Because the Coast Guard how he should proceed; for the list (he writes to over fifteen)— extension specialist In agricultural "My father, the oldest of eight Mr. Ferguson was explaining It Is expected that Ike stamps In are urged to take this opportunity about he's a guy who knows what It mean* engineering, and County Agricul­ children, of mixed English and about his heavy losses when his at­ Book 3 will become effective some to pul their sewing machines In good he walked onto the bridge and in (only ten men now starionoB t to a fellow to gel a letter because tural Agent, Harold J. Foster, will Dutch ancestry, moved with the torney stopped him and called a time in September, the dates to be running order. Trie meeting Is free some manner slipped, or tripped, the volunteer hcwtwre will be and fell oft the bridge onto the discuss and demonstrate the*e ele­ family from Western New York to Woodland business man to the wit­ announced by Washington O.PJ4. to the public. river bank. The man who Uvea in porarily discontinued. Howavar, we're talking about 'Dyke',—Albert vators. An attempt Is also being Northern Ohio. ness stand. He testified that, at Skstra. who watches what you made to locate a local lumber yard REPORT OF 1943 MARCH the little cottage on the river bank "Being amblUous to start out for a dinner party at Ferguson's home, not far away, saw the old gentleman lows do 'out there' just like he or machine shop to build and sup- himself, though not yet of age. he a Methodist minister and his Wife OF DIMES' FOR BARRY CO. fall, and prevented his rolling into next door store overseeing U By one or both of these elevators used to follow you hitting a homer, "bought his Ume"-that- Is. paid among the guests. Mrs. Ffr- I A***»mzl nt nt r those farmers who do not have hi* father a price for the privilege were The -following U a report of the Hie river. HU calls brought a crowd. Mrs Rogers will also super making a basket, or carrying the guson served cocktails and wine, lo room on Saturdays, orgat: 1943 March of Dimes for Barry ball over the goal line. Another who the time or tools to build them. of "being hl* own boas' for the re­ being called upon jltet for County given by Treasurer Pete taken to the hospital has watched your plays along with maining three years of his minority. to the county organization of Mr. McLaughlin claims that he 'Dyke' is 'Dan' Walldorff. who was **■> n*»r0iiKz>„ ha (■ On Sunday, Ritnrtav July Tn’-- ** He used thte opportunity to leam 25. •< 30 Scouts, Maus, Mr. Ferguson eHrnltter) admitted that that he is your organisation or club the National Foundation against served for a considerable time tn also In France for a year during the trade of carpenter and Joiner, still drawing 85.000 a rear pension representing mH the Boy Scout ch^!Sunday during the Infantile ParalysU. the Civil war. After that struggle the last war, and don't think these one of the very best of the trades from Swift At Co. which wax grant­ troops in this city, will leave here pleKe call Mr*. David Fra Receipts 1130 67. . Arthur Main. 32. of Hastings in that day. in good time he mar­ ed him when he retired from an to spend a week at the Grand Val­ The Youth Council tq (83530 of this amount was con ­ work for several yean, never think ­ you just like they always have. ried a daughter of Squire Sutton, township was given his sentence by important place in that company's iev Council's Scout camp at Duck for young people o Judge McDonald Monday in Cir­ also of mixed Dutch and English organization lake, near Muskegon. Muskegon, scoutmaster Scoutmaster tributed from the dance given in ing about a pension Several years Thursday and Friday « ■ after, when he was urged to apply, they used to make out. cuit Court. He was given from two itock. Matters went well with the Another and sorrowful chapter Lee Bennett, of troop 73 will pilot The Navy Mothers Expenses—412 72. leaving a total to 15 yean. In Jackson prison. Last young couple and the trade proved the boys. He will also act as pro­ of 112735 net Half of this amount he was unable to find any of the officers or member* of the company amp scoutmaster, week, in Circuit court, he had ad­ a satisfactory means of support, un­ Sunday night, when Mrs. Ferguson I visional camp scoutmaster. package-a Christmas box that mitted that he drove the car which til one afternoon the incident hap- at their home, the residence of the Eighteen of the bovs will start 163.92 was sent to the National Or­ in which he served, and no record J. C. PENNEY HTORE I ganisation. could be found that would estabmeasured 8" by 3“ by 2" and that struck and instantly killed Wayne Gned. In those day* the carpenter late Dean Davenport in Woodlandnext ----- - Saturday riding their *-• —bicycles In addition to this report 854.13 blish his Union amiy service; so PI SHING KALE OF W Reid. 15 years old son of Mr. and ik the lumber “in the rough "— township, swallowed a quantity of They plan to spend their first night 8TAMPH AND BONDS number of packages. Dan tells about Mrs William Reid at this city. He that is just as it came from the iodine, also Lysol. of which a large at Camp IJon, north of Grand Rap­ was received by Barry County from he ha* never received a pension. A* a part of their July how he looked forward to getting admitted the two charge* brought old-fashioned upright saw. It was । percentage is carbolic acid; with ids. and will reach Duck lake camp the National Motion Picture Drive, and Stamu drive, the J. the Banner that his Dad would against trim—manslaughter and un­ not only rough but exceedingly un­ suicidal intent. No one knows just Sunday morning Scoutmaster Ben­ (a collection for the March of Dimes DEATH OF MRS. Store here is featuring 1 Prosecutor even in thickness This lumber, what Ume she did this. A young nett will be with the Scouts on wa* taken in the local theatre) N. B. WATERMAN wrap and send every week Inside intentional homicide. which makes the net total for Barry Barnett then said as belueen the therefore, must be worked down to daughter of Mr. and Mrs Paul their bicycle hike the armed forces County 1118X8 for the 1943 drive. at her Ixxne tn Burlington, Wte. etudes five forms tan cigars—if the outside wrapper two counts, he would accept the con­ standard thickness by gauge mark, Broabeck. wiio live In the old Dav­ of the cigar was broken the fellow* fession of manslaughter as the one —a hard, slow and time-killing job. enport house, directly across the LEAVES AFTER SIX YEARS after a lingering illneas of eight PERMITTED TO used to wrap them with wet toilet on which court action would be months. The burial was at Horton, Now my father, by this time an road from the Dean's former home, based The sentence Imposed is excellent workman, was an expert CARRY WEAPONS Mich. • Vtl on UUlll June ■> 21. Mr* Waterman was staying with Mrs. Ferguson. AT PENNOCK HOSPITAL Permits to carry weapons were w B leader in |n club dub and social work • these are cellophane days when ci­ therefore on that count. Mrs. Carrie Wiley who has been On Monday also Ray Baker, for- door builder, and doors were made At about five o'clock Monday morn­ --- -----i.ibg gars usually keep OK There's one of rather heavy stuff. Catching up ing Mr*. Ferguson called her. The head surgical nurse at Pennock granted last week to seven peraonz. | whiie they lived in Hastings, thing that's still the same old story a piece of rough lumber to work girl hurried to Mrs. F.'s bedroom, Hospital tor six years has accepted all resident* of this city as follows: ierved „ president of the Wo» Rav Rraru-h Edward Korean. Wilm..u ...a .-.I— Ray Branch. Morgan. Wil­ and found her greatly nauseated. a position at the new hospital in liam C. McGhee. Russell E Cleve­ Club and was an active worker In county jail for non-payment of ali­ know, when your hundreds of miles mony. He has two children the Methodist church. During 'Here George, The girl called her parents who re­ Ionia where her sister. Mrs. Ger­ He land. Frank Hosmer, Don A. Siegel residence here her husband was from home Dan said, he can still lias been building army camps for it the old man sponded quickly. They phoned trude Decker Is superintendent. remember how happy he was after the U. 8. government Prosecuting who Mrs. Wiley expects Dr. Hoffs, of Woodland, Wcodlcnd. xho seeing thousands and thousands of Attorney Barnett in presenting the e realised when I 1st- While here she- has made her rqh8*I1—Tonteht (Thar*.) 8:38 soon arrived He -------- -----------unfaimlar faces In Trance to meet case to the court said that the "Rough work I Old man! Bo that's he knew the liquids his pa­ Sn'X?* R ° °n W“l RapFrank Andrus and Bob Brown Dvke prisoner had been brought into court the way with this trade. The old tient had swallowed, that her creen street. In Britain, about 150300 tens a, was with 'Mike' (Oleftdon) Slsby previously on a similar charge Judge men do the rough work" he thought. Umber, salvaged from bomb Omitted last week is the list of ,UJ * “Woodland Recreation Park buildings, have been reflntehad al McDonald said. "I believe this Is the "How old is this 'old man' and how and that the only hope of her aur- graduate nurses doing volunteer1 so he didn't experience quite the eleventh time you have been before long before 111 be doing the rough ■u.nl — — I— wk* I* 1*08— portent war dm. (Continued from page 1, See. 2) this court" In passing the sentence. he of Mrs. Clifford Dolan. possible, Collected Last Month Home Front tU.tS6,!!. ’5: e™?)'™.1' MAIN ADMITS GUILT IN CIRCUIT COURT HOTLY CONTESTEDENDS IN DEATH EAST OF DOWLING & ! PLAYGROUND NO' & ’.s wh“ *'J. %'nSM KS.SS K^°h^gul'"‘d‘y If A HUN DUUP. O Will Recover DEMONSTRATION OF 2 HOME-BUILT ELEVATORS HERE U.S.O. NEWS SEWING MACHINE HERE IN AUGUST Arthur Main Given A Prison Sentence ‘wwe 30 Hastings Scouts to /ATrena LOmp Qf »“ Duck Lake �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY.. JULT M. 1843 will be in charge of Delores Shriv- and granddaughter Jang Maach of er. | Kalamaaoo wm weekend guests at Preaching service at 7:45. Fred Otis'. * Mr. and Mr*. RuiaeU Sunday school picnic st Thorn-! WhllUroore and Arlaiw and Judy apple lake. Wednesday afternoon. i Mrs. John Kurte who has been BOY ORGANIST AT HASTINGS —chtel collage at Oun lake. * Prayer service Thursday 7f3O p.1 Bechtel I quite 1H te greatly improved. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH m. at the church 1I AjJt* — and Chrtetene MeQlocklln are . Mis. Mabel Moore of Mlod.evUle | ll te not often that a hoy eleven I saying with their grandparents. । —j--, .(rt j>orrrit Ravens and spent the ereekend with her sister, yean old lias the ability and Ute HASTINGS METHO------------Mn. Mason Hathaway. , opportunity to play a church organ DI.ST CIRCUIT । attending Bible school at Goodwill Ruswll Shellenborger from Dear- | and accompany, an organized choir Rev. Besale M. Ruilson. pastor | thia week * Phil Warren and Jack born Naval Training School was . ut a regular Sunday morning *en Residence 518 E Green 81. i. --' Kenedy ------ - - of latutng were ' visitor* home Cor the weekend He brought ■ ice of worship; but that 1* exactly Preaching Sunday Goodwill and a.. with th# Clyde Warren's fr a buddy. Fred Southlere from New what Richard P. Branch of Hu- Hendershott. Time 10.vand 11:30. ...30. day till Monday. * Mr. .... Jeraey. with him., tings did Sunday. Sunday school al Martin—QufmQuim- Roy Erway (pent Sunday with Uva "— —'. -t Mr* Cole Newton. Mr*. Ezta | 'ftw first of July. Mr*. Kirk Fore­ bv^t , at usual lime, time. Dick Roaes al their Oun lake cotBlough and Mn. Clarence Grohe man, the regular organist of the Chcir relwarsal Quimby Sunday tage. * Sunday caller* at Roy Kraccompanied Mn. Warren Roush ' Presbyterian church, went to De evening. vening. way's were Mr. and Mr*. W. Zurek Friday lo visit Mn. Will Mishler with her husband, recently inducted At the meeting of the Board of of Grand Rapid* and Mr. and Mrs. of Hastings. R. F. D. Into the army, who is in the Spar- Education at Goodwill, the follow- Louie Erway of Kalamazoo a Mrs. Tlie Misses Nellie Orohe. Hazel ton School of Aeronautics, in Tulsa, inc officers of the Sunday school Sara Erway spent a part of last Taylor and Lol* Prater of Lansim; Oklahoma. Arthur W. Lower, d;- were elected. »•. Mrs Dean weak w»<> with >w> her uaua« daughter, called on Mrs. Clarence Orohe.' rector of ■ music and organizer of Supt. Mt* Gerald Smith; Aut. , Potter and family and also called Sunday afternoon. the vetted choir, was able to seRay Erway; Sec. and trea*- cm Mrs. Ella Myers in Hastings. * Miss Olive Lathrop of Detroit cure temporary accompanists for urer. urer. uouato Donald zvcccn; Keech; uor*n*n, Librarian. Mr. and Mn. Maurice Eiwa^ and Mn. 1. O. Larson of Cocoa ' two* Sundays. Then came July 18 Marion Moe: Music leader. Elaine Beach. Fla. are gucate of Dr. and and no organist available. The Cutant and Betty Coleman: Tem- Thursday. Presbyterian urgun te a Hammond perancc Supt . Ray Erway; Mrs. C. P. Lathrop this week-way; MlsslonMlssion4c. and Mn. William Fox of Electric with chimes. Not every “O' Supt. Ella Smith; h; Cradle Roll MARTIN CORNERS lamaxoo. spent the weekend with musician can step in and play such Supt.. Virginia Tate; •; Home Dept.. Dept. MU* Helen Snyder of near Has­ 4r parent* an Instrument acceptably without Supt.. Mrs. Bert. Newland: Committee for Rally Day. Fred' Smith. tings is staying with her grandpar­ 'olunteer workers at the Ration previous training. miltec R-‘»" t'-” ent* Mr and Mrs Royal Barnum srd last week who assisted in i For a prelude he played "Morn-----------thl* summer and assisting her *,iil * Aon * v — ki . ... putting feut the 8.000 A books were tng Prayer" by Manifold; for an BAPTIST ( IIVRCII grandmother, who has not been j Mrs. !feJf*SL Robert Shannon. Mra. o O.;.i L. I| offerton- number. ... .„ mm u io o-a«* «>. very well, but we are pleased to say 1 Herrick. Mn James Bristol. Mr* , txnirg Gardens" by Manning; and she seems to be improving. * Mrs. Nellie cross. Mra. Clarence Texler. for’ a postlude. “Postlude" by Ash. h. Divine services al ll o'clock. Ser­ Annabelle Showalter. Mrs. Elsie Mrs. Joseph Brozak. Mrs Dewey . ford. After the services many com- mon Cogswell and son Wayne and Mrs. by pastor. Hon. Mrs Harold Phillip*. Mn Ar- pUmented him upon his unusual Evening meeting at 7130. Sing­ Kenneth Perkins and son Jimmy of thur Hansen. Mr*. Frank Hoonan. and excellent achievement. ing and sermon. Evangelistic. Naahvi|!e were Friday evening visi­ Mrs Maynard Moytmhan. Mr*. HerBut •DKklr' Dickie'' Branch said hTuesday niaht it Y. y p u Tuesday nlghu B. P. U. at tors at Mr. and Mr*. Orr Fisher* W bert Quigley Mn T N Knopf. Mrs . thought he could do it; and. aftc: 7 mi vaunn mode invited^ Edward Storkan and Mira Marlon 1 he had "tried out" at the 'Hiesday w'eX/eJil^iiShu at 7:30 'ria '.,pray? Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hilton of De­ Wednesday night* at"* troit • returned last week after Redford and Mr* W J Allerding. night choir practice. Mr. Lower. 1 ' spending their two weeks vacation er meeting at the church ard The next assignment of Bprrv too. thought that he could—and hr teaching of Sunday school lesson. with their mother. Mrs. Rose Hilr County men will leave for Detroit, : did. playing .Hl twelve organ numWednesday afternoon. July 28. tun. * Friends here received word । Aug 5th for their physical exam- ben acceptably and without an er- the Ladles Aid society will meet list week that Ordway C. Hilton, I inaUons. I ror: the prrjude. three hymns Hna former resident of this place, but 1 Mrs. Flank Carrothen has rent-1 eluding u processional and reces- Green street. AH ladies arc in­ now living in Malden. Maas., had I ed the upstairs apartment of her sional*. an interlude, the Doxologv vited. Joined the Navy, a Mr. and Mrs. 1 home on Green street to the Robert the Gloria Patri. the offertory, the Norman Burry and daughter Joanne > Lahey* of St. Loui*. Mo. Mr. Lahey anthem <O Most Merciful, by El­ ’ visited Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pardons ls a pharmacists mate stationed at, Hott), two choral Tcsixnuc*. aiid HICKORY CORNERS 1 In South Bend. Ind. over the week­ Mr. and Mrs. lu-onard Simon of end. ! the Coast Guard camp at Gull luxe. , the poatlude. * Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gra&hute Scotts were Bunday guests of Mr. : Mrs CljajJes FnuU5-J14Ck_Bt JU-'u. Next Sunday lie plan* to use a and daughters of near Coats Grove post at the Hastings City bank. ' number that will require not only and Mrs. E L Bromley and family. visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. * Mt. and Mrs. Jahn Maurer spent Wayne Peterson who recently the manual and pedal keys but. also ■Inland Barry Monday evening ol purchased the Moynahan garage the O|>crutl0n of the chim<-, key. tlie weekend with Mr. and Mr. last week. । expects to move hte family here board At this service, which takes Nelson Willison ut their cottage at 1 from Pontiac as soon as he can find 1 place al 10:30 Sunday nunning. Rev Fair lake. * E. L Bromley of the VFi । suitable quartera. 8. Conger Hathaway, pastor of the Barnes form and Mrs. Harriet DOWLING Mrs D. R. Prater, a former real- church, and moderator of the- synod Barnra were at Battle Creek on Mrs. Tom Shay of Battle Creek dent ot Hastings and who is spend- of Michigan, will Rite a sennonette Inuines* Monday. * Mrs. Rodrick and Mrs. Peter Custer ot Halting* ing the summer with her son and ' entitled ' Dors at Churcli" and will Swaddling of Hurting* wa* a week­ arc visiting Tom Shay in Phila­ wife. Mr. and Mra. Clem Foster in j preach on the theme. "ChrisHaL- end guest of Rev. and Mrs Edward delphia thl* week. * Mr. and Mrs. Onondaaa. celebrated her 90th ; ity, a Religion of Gladneu.*' This Swaddling. * Ward Moon left fr>< Howard Stanton went on a trip to birthday. Tuesday, July 13 Mr*, will be Rev. Hathaway * last serv- Camp Grant recently. * Sheriff Niagara Palls last week, spending Fratcr i* In good health and has i ice before vacation. On. the fol- Duster was In the Kingsley neigh- Sunday with relatives in Detroit. been keeping a diary forfifty-sev-. lowing four Sundays tlw dulpit will Durtuxxl tccmtly investigating the * Mr». Schwucho visited at Lottie en yean. lx- supplied by Rev. Leasoh Sharp-. J*5*-* of «''via) young boys who ornubi-s last week * Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul J Patterson : a former jvastor of the Hastings Kjngcd up and broke every window Charlie Mapes of Nashville were ■ Jeanette Tliomasi of Detroit, are 1 church and now pastpr of the Mor- J*4-1 ’ an,! !’oni<‘ *a*1’ 1,1 Nelson WU- buuduv guests o! Mr. and Mrs the proud parents of a daughter j gun Park Presbyterian church of * I' lmnt house East and north Lioyd Ouxxlii. e Mr. and Mrs. Her­ of‘ Hickory Cornel's. w * Mr Mr. ,«.i and m Mr*. born on June 17 She tipped the Chicago, IHcinob. n ~ man Abendroih of Kalamaaoo spent Burton Messenger and three chil­ the weekend with their son and I scales at 8 lbs. 12 ox., and will un- Chicano. Illinois, of Battle CreekAbenwere guests swer to the name of Barbara Joyce. tainily. dren Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Frank and dura Messenger and droth. w The 4-H members left for 1 Did you know that Grand River ‘ FIRST Mrs. Minnie Brodly Saturday. Sunis the longest river in Michigan? I camp on Sunday. T hose going are „ . day guest* were Mrs. France* Trte- Marjorie Wright. Margaret Mat­ I The Grand ha* its source in Grand 1 ' Laker, near the southern count,-; Corner Church and Center Sts. kit: and Mrs. Neva Messenger of son.'Marcia Gaskill. Margaret Gas­ Subject: Truth. Hattie Creek and son Wm. Mcssen- kill. line of JaMtaon county, and emRobert Gaskill, Ueraldina u.r of Newark. N J- * Mr*. Nellie Uuighdoff and Kathleen Proetrock. ! piles into Lake Michigan nt Grand ' Sundav s.-rvkc 11 p m. Wednesday evening service at Miller of Lacey mid Mrs Nora Ho­ * Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lee spent 1 Haven, after winding over a dis­ ’? P- m- rni m , ganoii ot Battle Creek were guests Sunday with her sister and husband . tn nee of 300 miles—Charlotte ReHeading publican Tribune. : R 5a<,!2® room in ' church edifice ui Mrs. Emma Clark Satuiday nigld. living l-uticr of Cnanotte. * Mr mid Saturday Sunday guests were .Mr. mid Mrs. and Mrs. Joy Smith and Mrs. Sadie | H F Locke. Uiekshore Farm. | iM-n WMtaMrttov >...4 ' Cressey. Mich, ha* just completed 1 ,rom 3 to 5 p. m. Harvey Gillxspic and Mr. and Mis Clemens ot Battle Creek were nt Orlte V.mSycTe and daughter of Lizzie Smiths for supper and the a creditable Advanced Register rec- i ord of 1)809 5 txaunds ot milk and < lil’Ri'il * A ’log owned by Mr. titimw Saturday a mere was a „„ .... , Tdna Brown and tied by u long bad automobile accident on the hill 437 9 pounds oi butter fat on twice AH regular services on nevi chain tipped over a hive of be«i on by Ella Smiths Saturday night. ' daily milking for tep months on Ix»rd'» day with a guest speaker. ..r—tr. O|,.n ^.pliml! property and was Eour prison* were taken to the hos­ 1 hte two year old registered Guernu-y Morning worship ut 10. -lung to death recently. * Mrs. pital and . both cars were badly cow Lockshore Choice’s Geraldine. Sunday school nt II. Mr and Mrs. Donald M. Potter 8pMit Sunday at damaged. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. E nt 7. topic, me Christian Galesburg atMar> a birthday party given Granger and Wilma have moved to of Dowagiac, are the proud parents Cutes for Others " lor her by her children and grand- .. Hkuiaw>. u m ,». Chet 1 of another son tx>in on July 18. Hr Hastings. Mr. «.. and Mr*. Preaching at 8 children I will answer to the name ot William chlldien. * The W. M. Home and oianger arc moving wnere Frank Prayer meeting each Wednesday Foreign society will lived ki and the ncu .Neil MiaiisciA Grangers uio are <'llllnv* "... rMUsionary^ —— w..i ,*,.u .u w,c Individual pictures of the Nurses nte Sundav *eh™.l will h.ve 'nert Wednesday pm. wlUi Mr*., moving UHo Chets house. • Bioio »..v ■ .-vuuui mil •Metemcnteditin« atdo'rinrk^i I 5 ur SJ ’ c £' N ’ r< 1,001 W1U lxK,n August second. * Aides Group will .br given to mem­ their picnic dinner at 6 o'clock Sat­ .nir picnic mnmr at 6 o clock Sat- Ballvia, South America. wiU be-the Mr. and Mrs Morley Myers and ' bets ot the clas. by the Barry urday evening at Tyden^aik. speaker. It will be the regular qk-o<l family of Buchanan spent Ute lalCounty Red cross Chapter. Hon ,ot ,?,,l5ers .* “n<1 Mrs ter part of last week al Ute home Miss Doris Lumiber,: recuperating j FIRST U. IL CHURCH Harold Rock and baby of Battle ut Mr. and mi*. William Elite, Jr. ( from a recent operation cfcpects to, A M. Coldren. pastor rteejc were guests of his parents. * A group of ladies went to M:». tesume her duties at the Hustings Corner of East mid Grand Bin. Mr. and Mr- George Rock. Friday.; Joseph Scnultxs home at Hustings Mfg. Co. on Monday. . tor »-• *un <.err/**---------------M;.. L, hrtpln, at Uw for “ birthday party a week ago. ('LAs.h ( RIAK > ML.-, Patsy Sproull of Detroit Bonnet AA Gown <ta> Shop Sha., this .M. summer. ...... ! „ Mm,|W Vacation Bible Schoo! is being has come to spend the week with n.on topic "Salvation Through the li.'!d at the Ooodwili church thia her aunts. Mis. William EUte. Jr., । Blood of Christ." W."‘»Th,v<‘ an-Rf* BC'- ullri Mrs. Mai shall Pierce. W Mr. lllgh school. n m fail Jail service. School Commissioner Arthur La- I « 3:00 ™ pp. m. ' Ad *. c- . .. „ Me KiiliMtn. Mr*. Gerald Smith, and Mrs Lloyd Gaskill and family fl-30 ’’ p. tn. At,uM Adult MRtl and senior C. *E Mr_ Melvin Hniilh. Mrs. Rex Tate went on a busiriesa trip • derail by Ihrop officially took over the chair- I M ®.r{ and Mrs. Burdette Cotant. * The Nile* on Friday manship of the Junior Red Crows a-jq m c:...,,. rrvl,.,. .... Goodwill W.S CB will be held in I onjrtoay. -------------at the County Red Crow Board lx.| ni< v ikc'mVlie'^rar d g meeting on the 131 h tLiJ - zib , । . I “,r *2!.TV ,orr »sup “»'’. ' - Aitnougn ^; AHhough tne the area ot of Arizona apMiaa Marie Rowe. H H S teacher r V° P Inter- per. Friday, the 30lh w Mr and proximate* that of the 7.MX) islands Mrs. ch*. Whittemore attended comprising the Philippine group,-nd Dean nt nirit . nn.„. -----------------------------------------... -------and of Girl.', for many years "’Thunwiav i tn n 7:30 p. m. Adult and Y. the McCallum School reunion Sat- the population of the latter la 30 has resigned her position here and I P Thursday niX! rervke* will tench at her home in Big Rap- H pT”cr lftvkc* urday, * Mr. and Mn. Louie Erway j time* greater. ids. MLss Rowe made the change HSNI'lFln mftiiii because of the illnew of her mother n|ST CIIVHC1I As yet no one has been secured to 1 “ j Hebert C. Smith. Minister take MUs Rowes place. Presents Mr. and Mrs Ray Link were re­ Donald g. Hunter cently called to Ionia by the death Returned Missionary from India of her father. James E. Little. । Sunday. July 25. 8:00 p, m. Mr. Hunter has a timely message Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■_ SOUTH SHULTZ about the religious and social con­ A family reunion was held at the ditions Inside India today. We in­ Alva Kenyon home Sunday honor­ vite and urge you to come, as it SATURDAY ONLY. JULY 24 ing their son Gordon, who was home will, be well worth your time to hear from Great Lakes on a furlough him tell from first-hand knowledge DOl'BLE FEATl'BE ATTRACTION Twenty-four guesu were present of conditions in this country which from Battle Creek. Kalanu.*.o Nashville and Hastings After the U so much in the news of the day. dinner the afternoon was spent with FIRM MiTHOIHsr (III RIH music and singing Adah Misenrr of Morning worship will be held at Kalamaaoo gave several selections 10:00 and Frank Burk (Bring ’em back Alive) o'clock next Sunday with Mr. on her accordion The time soon preaching. The sermon 1 came when good-byes had to be Mid Stone ; and Gordon had .to go back into tlume will be "Tne Imagination in The adult choir will । Service but they ail hope to meet Religion" again next year * Pvt Dale Lora- sing. This service will last Just SUNDAY and MONDAY, JULY 25-26 bec ha* been sent overseas without one hour. The Sunday school will a furlough * Mrs Frank Horn en- convene at 11T10 and close at 12:00 Errol Flynn and Ann Sheridan o'clock. ?retained Mr. and Mrs Jim Andrs of Rutland for dinner one night i last week iwnoring Mrs. Ander s WESLEYAN METHO­ Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 lo 3:00 birthday W Thad Cook of Kalnm.v DIST < III RUH 1 zoo spent the weekend with Mr. and Hastings Annual election of officers was , J Mr* Frank Horn * Mrs Donna TUES.. WED., THURS.. JULY 27-28-29 I Barton. Ora Babcock, frene Dlck- held Wednrsdav night at the an­ 'erson. Emma Kenyon and Mina nual chinch business meeting. 'John Garfield. Gig Young and Harry Carey * Keny on attended the Schixil .... Bible ,».o.c crniu. Annual quarterly conference bu*l! entertainment at Delton Friday! ncae meeting will be held July 31 ' 'entertainment *“*■* and ■ .... -fogi-gD) * 8:00 d. m. at •* — North Irvine night enjoved the pi< the 1 Mr .and Mr* Gordon Kei...... lenyon en- church. Delegates to annual vw con-1 terlalncd at their cottage Wednes- lerenec will be elected and all oth| day night the following guest* er circuit officers. Mr. and Mrs. Wil! Newton. Mr and Young iwoiRe* pwflies meeting will vail be Mr* Arthur Fuller and Artie Lee eld at North Irving thia Erldsv Mr and Mrs. Kenlth Clark and night. Guest privileges ------ •for camp Hastings. Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 -Ed Louise. Mr* Libbir Blivin. Mrs meeting ------- will be announced. iS’t"".?,.,1*”0'!,• Millie-DeMoll and- Sunday unoay *cnooi Sunday service*, services. a Sunday school • Mlna'nnd* Mi* Bnnu'g nv’i'n 4t 10 30 bv sermon hour rut and1 niraev^lkSah wlth lhe *“*u*r Pr««hing. Night FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JULY 23-24 Imu-ehJJn " iveiiSS ’ 30 W«h ffiOMlge fey DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION wl.he& R<’' ChrttpeU. I with slating and music. North Irving Steven Muller and Conrad Binyon *v ini■ c *** Prayer meeting of the young LOCAL NEWS not a point INA Ration Calendar You can enjoy the full-flavored goodness of farm-fresh produce every day of the week without giving up a single precious point. They’re plentiful . . . and plenty good! Make the most of fresh vegetables—serve them in cool salads ... in savory soups . tritious stews ... in economical casserole dishes. mealtime pleasure next Winter in nu­ ■ Con some for At our low prices, fresh vegetables — SUGAR: Stomp 13. 15. and 16. Canning Sugar good now. COFFEE: Stamp 22 good July 22 through Aug 11. BLUE STAMPS: N. P b Q July I through Aug. 7. * RED P. Q. R b S. now valid through July’ 31. T^volid July 9 S S ■ S 9 are the economical solutions to many of your wartime menu problems. HASTINGS’ FINEST PRODUCE BAR POTATOES LEMONS p.a 59C .... 6 NEW CARROTS bunch NEW CABBAGE CELERY «.i.™... il . GRAPEFRUIT . .. 2 DRY ONldNS 2 r NORTHERN TISSUE 23c r», | ^3 DEL MONTE COFFEE Vacuum packed lb. 5c lunch 2^JC for 25 c is. 23c 2 lb. 35 FREEPORT BUTTER STERLING FRUIT JARS GRAPEFRUIT JUICE SON JAR CAP AVERN PRESSED WAX $169 5' 39' 29' 21' 12' 47 lb. K 0 0 L ADE 2 SMOKED HAM shank half 7 points lb. 37c lean . 7 points lb. 31c SLAB BACON BOILING BEEF brisket 6 points ib. 22c PORK ROAST shoulder 7 points lb. 38c PORK SAUSAGE linked 5 points lb. 43c ROUND STEAK beef 13 points lb. 43c BEEF STEW MEAT 10 points lb. 37c 6 points lb. BEEF LIVER 36c 12 points lb. ROUND STEAK veal 46c 4 points lb. 20c VEAL BREAST PORK SAUSAGE grade 1 5 points lb. 31c 1 points lb. 19c FAT BACK BACON RING BOLOGNA grade 1 5 points lb. 32c no points lb. 14c COTTAGE CHEESE ROMAN CLEANSER Qt. g. RUBBERS OO HOME BRAND OLEO MEAT DEPARTMENT rTTW: I FOULDS SPAGHETTI 5 roll p>,. 9' CERTO, bottle __19c BOTTLE CAP, pkg. _21 EGG NOODLES Mrs. Cross lb. pkg. 21 SHREDDED WHEAT pkg. 11 FLAKES CORN Kellogg pkg. 8 POST TOASTIES pkg. 8 I Vi lb. loaves 3 Rl NSO O. O BREAD 29 SPRY il;„ 58c GOLD DUST SWAN SOAP 3 - 18‘ v- food;,center: 206 L STATE ST., HASTINGS. MICH. FIUAM TMEATR|= REDHEAD FROM MANHATTAN "EDGE OF DARKNESS" "AIR FORCE' 3 --------------------------- 3^---------- i------- 4 for19c s,«sr£S^er!ffi,nI^w:r,.;;' saTchXt5*11” ■n,,“iin "JACARE" MULLER'S Large size package .... SCOURING POWDER CHURCHES N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. Bahry .. .. ... ... Mrs. Roy Met nul and Mrs Leon I PotU attended the funeral of Wtl;Haat Uebter. in ,Bowne Saturday inorning. W Mrs Vesta Covilte and . d?’Jth,tr att*5,<{fd * ™PP*r at the home of her parents in FreeMDh^^hoV’home^l'hirkjiih 1*?Ple ««nmiRec in charge. »ill be held In the church Friday night Plans for the raising of the church -nd the work on the basement are moving along Sunday services, sermon hour al j0:00 A M Rev Chnsoell oreachU>8 Snndav school follows from tended the Barry Co Orange pic- , The night services begin at 7:30 ' nic at Thornapple lake Sunday * । with Rev. O. Miller, preaching. , Mr* Dan Poland spent Friday at .PILGRIM HOLINESS I j Roy McCaula * Mrs Nancy Dun- ! do lias two granddaughters from TABERNACLE 1 Grand Rapid*, visiting her a Mr , Sunday school 10 A. M. Franci* • and Mrs Leon Potts and grandson. 'Coleman. Supt. Keen Interest U spent Sunday with Mrs Lonna 1taken in the Bunday school contest , i Johnson in Bowne a John Luk*o ’and at the present Helen Demund and family entertained relative*. }U taking the lead. Next Sundav 1 ■ from Grand Rapid,. Sunday w Wil- 1!e>*un is taken from II Sam bur Gibbs and family front KalaAt 11 A M. Rev Mrs Manker wf» 'masoo and Mr* Guy McNee and i*PMk from .the subject ’'Praying. < Mr* June Colburn were visitor* at 1in the Holy Ghoat" | Chas. Gibbs, Sunday. Young people's service at 7 p. m. 1 th eat hr? THE BOY FROM STALINGRAD CINDERELLA SWINGS IT SUNDAY and MONDAY. JULY 25-26 Jimmy Lydan. John Lilel and Frances Gifford HENRY ALDRICH GETS GLAMOUR Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 lo 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. JULY 27-28-29 They Came To Blow Up America �The Axle St*?* at Nothing. Don’t stop jour War Bond Payroll Savings at 11%. Every Midler Is a 100 percenter. Fig­ ure ll out yourself. LEGALS PVttlW) II»<I3«I MffiS die num of Barryvtlle called to Lyn­ den Norrl* Sunday evening. * Mrs. Lynden Norris and family Visited Ira Chaffee of Quimby Wednesday night JUICE SET dlatanru ’“f 1 L3OO f"“" bl 1 a** indhalrd d.ptl. „t S i width ,.l bolton* of O f»«l al "allot.’ uumhir 132 • Oil i>f 4»<HI f«l, has.o« an • t l.htt.ni. < faal nnd । live < ot • r, 4’, ■ Tk'r 'run.I.url'tu* of at.i la*hlde lhe runalnieliuil o I in* r.ih.rt. aad 1 f”’• Mek rt.Mra.t’. -HI 1. 113 lineal- 0*1 '•( CO in f.et of 1- inrh Pi|All l'l|* to I., JHimO CAMP STOOL ord. of li.l< llratn. ’ | Al! I’li-r .ball 1- Xu. , rhforr.,1 I ..nrrolr I’ll* ar folding type orderly room at the end of the month with a request for an ad­ ditional nve-dollar book of Post Ex­ change coupons. It was pointed out that he had already drawn his lim­ it In canteen checks. “I know,” sighed the young innocent, "and I've gone right through the twelve dollars In cash money I had when I arrived here three weeks ago. I try to be so economical, too. But the prices for meals at the Post Ex­ change Restaurant are rather steep, here in the squadron meas good enough for you?" "The squadron mess?" countered the selectee in amazement "Gee whiz, are those meals free?" The Secretary of the Navy Sir: Length of surgeon 6 feet. 4; height of wardroom 5 feet, 8 Respectfully. Assistant Surgeon. U. S. N. He was promptly transferred to they stood* together In the a more comfortable post. the two ladles had a friend- The height* by great men reached "What do youthink ofthe were not attained by sudden flight, rationing? asked the woman in the whHe lht|r companJoIU .u- smiled .,>.— ■ the alept. ___________ plump’ Were toiling upward in the night. person with the shopping bag —Longfellow. "Anyhow. It'll put Ufe in the old total" ____________ | Chamber music Is the purest form 'of music; in It a. composer has to doughnuts. say what he has to say without any i extravagant Instrumentation.—Irwin He guides me and the bird. In his gcxxl time!—Robert Browning. [MKoW PAIN* He: "I wish i had enough money -Certainly.- agreed the publicity expert. "And now—what Is there to get married." She (coyly*: "What would you about your town that tourist* might be induced to come and see?" The mayor thought for a moment. "Well—we’ve got a large burnt-out volcano." he suggested. The publicity man Put Your credulously. Payroll Savings 1 “A volcano—and you on a Family Basis | MAC-O-LAG WEATHERTESTED HOUSE PAINT SHARE wru seu na tuvereu uiui sue iicigiis ,ui inc Penobscot between decks wts-pnlyj five feet eight inches. . Ver Mullen knew from experience that lengthy and complicated com­ plaint* to the Navy Department, often went neglected, so he resolved to be brief and to the point. He It’s Wise To Look Ahead To Future Needs! Usually happens in August . . . but this year wc worked way ahead, to assure you ample quan­ tities and excellent qualities! Here's o really wonderful Collection of winter coots ot amazingly low prices! Fabrics ond furs ore lovely and long-lasting . . . styles are good not only for today but for many seasons! Select NOW. the coat you want for next season from this fine col­ lection! Dressy styles with flatJ< (ottering furs . . . casual types ^•ar 50 knitted fleece]--Rich, ) ' durable colors! 10 to 20, Make 10 per cent weigh* a civilian's The Ride Reol - White ENAMEL $1.40 4.50 Wherever PORCH ond DECK PAINT 95c $3.20 Drive AUTO SPEED WAX & SPEED CLEANER FOR THE BOYS WHO ARE FAR AWAYl STERLING AS a tribute to the4,512 Penney employees in our xx fighting forces, we arc devoting the month of July to selling the War Bonds of our Country. Mason Jars DOZEN SHOP CAP pin stripe or grey FLY SWATTERS Graceful style* for dress with flattering furs . . . classic type* Car-Sharing Club Today! And tltar* our »L.ll*W M«vk* witk hundradi of lalitfiud car ovosrs. Today, your cor it pari el our vkal traniporlalioa lyitam. Lal ui laap it ’I* luaa" wilk Ike iiaaM. Drop I* (or a regular cKacl-up. ANDRUS SERVICE HASTINGS RHONE 2240 For our hearts, and your hearts, are constantly with these boys. That is why every Penney associate is so willingly mobilized in this great campaign. Today Sgt.Tex Klous of the Hutchinson, Kansas, store, decorated for shooting down two Japanese planes off Kiska, is in the thick of things in the Aleu­ tians. Buy a Bond and help him annihilate more Japs I Styles'. Girls’ Winter Coats REVERSIBLE COATS Herringbone fleece in single or double breasted styles. Sizer Today Sgt. Malcolm Logan of Laramie, Wyoming, a Flying Fortress gunner, is thought to be a prisoner in Germany after the famous April raid on the Renault works in Paris. Buy a Bond, and carry on, for him, where he left off! Women's Summer Shoes Yes, Buy a Bond now—to help your own sweetheart or your ton, your nephew or your neighbor to come marching home again. Children’s Sturdy Oxfords For dress, sport or casual wear! Comfortable and serviceable sty Im I Man’s All-Occoaion Shoes Fine leather—sensibly priced! WHAT YOU SAVE ... SPEND WITH �BANNEB, THUMDAT, JULY M 1M» Unued from pare 1. Bee. 1) I 'per. or the vegetable salt having such a pronounced tang. Birve crisp toast sticks with it. V.ll.y Fori. C^wlWM ^THEATRES ITORIALS Holding American Past Many of Artieries’s trass art telwitting r*rpo*itorl*s cf th* nation'* AT THE THEATRES ».w» 1 | town tn Nazi-occupied Norway and n, th. hreinnlnx of the end ,U PC°‘ people Of England withstood with- ’ ..Atr xtarrlns John Garfield. S faltering the heaviest air blow*. Harry Carey. George ToMaa vaunted Luftwaffe wa* able to The hfe story of b Hying Fort­ ver. If Britain had broken then, re» named “Mary Anne”, caught Skr might bg master of the unprepared, above, the embalded Id today. the treacherous attack on that fate­ Willkle's challenge lo Col. Me-. ful Dec. 7th. Ccrmick. editor of the Chicago Trib- 1 une to enter the Republican presi­ dential preference primary In 1111- . «... .Card Bond npto 1* something more titan a stunt. A suspense-filled story of the In fact, if the colonel accept*-which landing of Nazi saboteurs in Amerhe probably will not—ll might help : to clarify and bring to public at- i tention the one really fundamental “ 1 Cinderella Swings If starring political question which the people ,1Guy Klbbee with Gloria Warren Scattergood goes musical and thl* of the United State* must face: !,Ume aid* a youthful Impresario in Namely, “Shall we take an active or ,the successful staging of a local re­ a passive part In co-operating with vue to raise fund* for the USO. our allies to preserve world order "The Boy From Stalingrad" starring Bobby Samarxlch. Conrad Binyon Youngsters Blasting the Nazi It is the old question of isolation hordes, tears choking your heart­ vs. internationalism felt cheers as Hollywood brings you the first thrill-crammed adventure Every other question which might I dram* of unconquerable Stalingrad. arise is of mere xecondury Impor­ tance to this issue. . "Redhead from Manhattan" starring Lope Vein, Michael Duane A musical comedy in which Lupe | The manner in which we answer this question will determine whether plays the role of a fiery charge of I dynamite from South of the border. the grade school youngsters, and the tot* who are Ju*t beginning to. An exciting hour in the Jungle ot look fuiward to the exciting adven- inr „ ac »ui u> the Amazon Amazon wn with death in c»«rr> every turc of kindergarten will live a shadow and a thrill every minute, normal life or will be Impressed into ; -----------titc rank* of the armed service* on I -|lrnry Aldrich Get* Glamour" a wholesale scale to fight another starring Jimmy JLydon. “wnr ot liberation" Charles Smith • • • | nenry a auiicuiuea Henry's dinicultie* urn thl* ume time s.cm stem , Wc can choose a policy of bote- from hh.acquisition of glamour via ■ tlnn it wr will but under no clreum- “ date with the sarong actress. , H0n ,\^c’l“ ™l?,'d",loS.^™Jwhich date he wins along with a , movie contest. ■ «* ► Umit "AH right. Besfte." said th* bos*, Norristown b* beesm* Interested in of ths Utils factory which was mak-■ th* idta of • ehapol it Valley Fbrg*, Ing jacksts for soldiers. "Did youi six! In 1901 h* preached‘hte howwant to tea me about aomelhlngt" fgmou* ittmon *1 AU Saint*’ church , Th*, thin middle-aged woman stood i fn Norristown, recommending th* up from the ebato tn'the outer of-, /establishment of this church a* » flee end looked earnestly at th* bos* ( “memorial to the Church** most "It's about this ten percent pledge," she began. / "Oh. that's an right. Bessie," the Valley Forge on May 17. 1903. Sub­ bos* said. "I’d been meaning to sequent refusal of use of the hall speak to you about that Wa don't led to the erection of a temporary expect you to frame chapel, known now as th* pledge ten perTheodore Roosevelt chapel This was opened On September 27, 1903. like the othere are and the next Juno President Roose­ velt made an outstanding address there. The present chapel site was time making end* the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles meet since Jake M. Todd. The cornerstone wa* laid died. Eleven kid*, June 19. 1961 a* part of a national isn’t it? That’s quite a lot of mouths to teed. Let’s celebration of the 123th anniversary gee. you make »2S.50 a week Includ­ of the evacuation of Valley Forge by Washington and bis army. Th* ing overtime, don’t you?"! • Ye*, sir. but •••’’( founder struggled to raise funds unThe bos* smiled. f ■Don’t give it anothei thought, Custis Harrison began their cam­ Bessie. You’ve got your hand* full paign to complete the chapel. In now. Uncle Sam know* you haven’t 1910 it was completed. got a penny to spare. Don’t let it Two political type* that baffle u* The bos* turned to gtj back into hl* private omce. to the ground, and another "But what 1 wanted to say wai ear ~ —r-— who . . ." Bepie raised her vole* and totes through the hat he to pulling th* bos* looked around. ”1 wanted j v*bbite out of. the ‘ Biggest complaint fifth columnist* have against America is that unde living expenses paid, there’s j— I Sam just won’t llaten to treason. about a dollar a week left. Would they be willing to accept a dollar a week?" Thousands of tret* h»v* con­ creted under tb*lr bark objects of matsl. glss* and ston*. many cf which, may be Identified with Amer­ ica** historical development. • tin* of th* commonest find* of m*!*1 "evidence" In ‘the eastern part of the country are bullet* and eannon-b*tl» which weht "wild" in the course of early battles and bom­ bardment*. Ateo found to tree* are asll* and spike*, bottle*, knives, stone*, and Indian arrowhead*. Experts clearing telephone and telegraph line* at excess tree growth have found, not Infrequently,* large glass wire Insulator* completely •oncealed from sight by overgrown And In many cases tree repair men have been the unsuspecting discoverers of love epistles, deposit­ ed in tree cavities but unfound or uncalled tor through, the years. If the metal of all kinds concealed in the nation's trees were brought to light, another Normandie or Queen Mary might be built to help Uncle Sam Ln bis tight against the Axis powers. Successful control al rata Is- a mixture of determination to get rid of them and observation ot their 1 thing, and should be hot. and of torn* strong smoked variety. feeding and nesting habits. Mold the cranberry jelly In fancy ' From this position the next step molds for best effect: some *■“ treses serve two dishes of this readily, because no poteen how*re? bn a hsvln? clove* and elm destructive will be effective unless added, the other plain for the rat* eat IL On that account at who prefer It plain*ted for the leait dire* type* of fresh. ^ttractiv* i mixture of poisoned bait should be exposed at from washing in cold water and chiling In me refrigerator. Do nbt . chill the olives; the flavor Is bet­ ter at room temperature. A Festival for Hawaii Too The annual Hawaiian May Day. Lei Day Festival. celebrated by the wearing of colorful flower garlan.-b, I* the outgrowth of an Idea con­ ceived by the vagabond poet. Don Blanding, while employed by a Hun*oncd with celery salt. mH »nd pep- alulu newspaper 10 years ago. tbe same time. Small pieces should be placed tn ratrunwayi, and around the wall line of building*, and In attics and basement*. Bait* Keep Warmer with LESS //Fuel Next Winter! make removal easier, and io check results. Extreme care should be taken to keep poisoned bait out of the reach of children and livestock. z Similar care should be taken In choosing butt for traps. When com­ mon snap traps are used, bails should be lied securely to the trig- ★Now you an enjoy more winter comfort and save fuel, too: hive kimsul* Insulation installed in the exnosed attic floor or roof of your home. IntalleJ there, KJMSUL ir»>r n» w 00% tftbt but l’‘‘ tbit *1-* ruU null ItbtruiM tsbt’uut BUfi ocjft fn» Jrut tbett rtul Iftii. Kimsul saves fuel *nd money for you ... ligbicni fuel-carrying burdens of America * ttuclt* and mint . . ,■ helps fvert wartime fuel shortage]. In syrfrimer, kin>ul shuts our best .. . keeps yml* borne cooler in hot weather. Kim^ui give* testing protection: won’t sag, sift, settle ... resists moisture *nd fire. And /■ 1 fuel savings usu*lly " write oil" »m*ll cost of kimsul ll you wish, psy for KtMMil with F-H.A. losn. Call us today fot rase estimate. wall, in runways, near holes, and where rals feed. Nut meat*, sliced apple, breadcrust, salt pork, or ba­ ron rind make good bait. Chief Forecasting Centers Both momlng and evening fore­ casts are issued from the United States Weather Bureau forecast Seven Major Change* Within the era of recorded his­ centers located at Washington. D. tory. the Yellow River in China ha* C.. Chicago. New Orleans. Jackson­ changed ila course on seven oc­ ville. Denver, and San Francisco casions. The last of these major Limited and specific service is pro­ changes was In 1853. when breach­ vided at Juneau, Alaska: Honolulu. es In the dikes oacurred near Kai­ Hawaii: and San Juan. Puerto Rico. feng and caused the river to shift Half-Way Point some 250 miles to the Oolf of Chih­ Kearney, Nebraska. Iles midway li. on the other side of the Shan­ tung peninsula, from Its former between Boston and San Frnncbco. an inland distance of 1.733 mile*. mouth near Haichow GOODYEAR 38^0 PHONE 2331 142 E. STATE b* m°r* tha" **“$‘1” ‘h®bo’‘ “ld 1“tolly. They d be PrPud, Bessf* looked relieved. Bettie "All w* have to do Is scrimp a little.” she said. "I’d feel just ter­ rible If we couldn't give something." Back in th* boss' offle* a repr*- :----sentalive of the Treasury Depart­ Grace Lutheran Guild meet* Wed. went was waiting. Th* bos* shut (lie door and sat down. July 28th nt the home of Mrs L. die ’ I’ve just seen the greatest single Osuald. Dowling. Mich. Members "I asked to meet at the home of Mrs sacrifice’! know of." th* boss said. V. Leary. 417 E. Grand at 2 p. m. ; "Listen. If you want to hear what sharp to meet cam. | American women are made of. . .” --------------------------------------(Story from an actual report The Seventh Day Adventists are the .— flics — of the Treasury Dana holding their annual Sabbath • ment.) School picnic on Sunday at Charle- | ton Park. ORGANIZATIONS We must either take an active part In helping to master world af­ fairs of sit idly by while world af­ fairs master us. . — No nation wanted war less than w«; no nation ever stood more in­ sults to buy added month* of peace; not even the England of Neville Chamberlain turned its head mc.T yre didn't want to fight; we Just ’ A* Wa* Expected wanted to be left alone. Bui the The expedition to the Do-. pressure of world events did not re- ert led bv Roy Chapman Anarewa Andrews rrl le " ov KO> vnapman pact national boundaries or wish, v verified verified the the prophecy nrenheev of of the the a«8o. due in part to our own refusal । leomoiogut. Prof, Henrv P Osborn. I youthful feigners lo assume a responsible shore of jn 1000. that Asin would prove to be the burden of forming international. the homeland of the oldest forms < average age of the signers of policies after World War I. we ore of mammalian life I lhB Declaration of Independence , was 45 year*, with Benjamin Franknow sacrificing thousand* of live, ---------------- --------------------------------------------------------and burning up countless million* Elocution I* a good thing. But It i Un the patriarch of them all. He doesn't go far enough. It merely wa* 71 year* old when he penned teaches a man how to speak . . not I hla name on that memorable docuwhen or how long. 1 ment. we .............. .. v-Krience? I Will we again reck solace and coni fort in a policy of notation: a policy which can lead u* only In cne di­ rection—Straight to a World War in. Yes.. . we have A few of the chronic Wlllkic crit­ ics claim that about the only tiling he found out during his recent tour of the various world battle fronts was that you could cover a lot of distance In a short time in an alr- WORK SHIRTS and OVERALLS Even so. WiUkie critics, most of whom are definitely In the isola­ tionist camp, could do well to ponder the tremendous Influence which high Grey Covert Shirts 17’/z-18—1.45 J29 tlon will have on the post war world. Blue Chombroy Shirts 120 Can you have Isolation in a world whose widest ocean can be spanned in a few hours; whose most remote capitals are less Ulan a day's travel apart? GENUINE LEE O'ALLS Pin Stripe—size 34 to 50 \ 198 Rapid air transportation com­ bined with faster travel by land and sea and great improvement in radio and cable communication will all tend to cut down the time bar­ riers between countries in the post- ”The Howers arc for yesterday and the monuments (or tomorrow. I'd like to tell you what the Japs did to some friends of mine \-tp WAIST BAND CALLS 8 ounce, new wor model AllShirts and O alls Sanforised shrunk. as fancy more nearly "One World.’ Isolation Is a pleasant pipe dream of those "dear old golden days gone beyond recall." To avoid pitfalls which will lead to a World War HI. we must took resolutely to the realities of the reaUtlek of the present—Not pine for a past which can never again be re­ created. Richard T. Baldwin. 62. retired Yes ... we have Roys* Slack Suits and Summer Pauls died in Albion last Tuesday after an illness ot many month*. He had been In poor health for several Buys* Knit Shorts nn<l Skirls the Albion Recorder and also had been editor and publisher of week­ lies at Quincy. Marlette. Jonesville and Northville Mr Baldwin was widely known In Michigan editorial circles He was graduated from Al­ bion college in 1905 Survivors in- Notice to Charge Accounts State Senator Joseph A. Baldwin, Charge accounts orc controlled by the Fed­ eral Credit Regulation. Any charge account which remains unpaid to Mr. Baldwin was personally known by many people in Barry county. LOCAL NEWS VIEWS Mike J. Morgan underwent a ma­ jor operation at Blodgett hospital. Grand Rapids, the forepart of this week. Mn. Morgan and her father. Dell Sutton are visiting the latter’* staler. Mrs. Evlrett PettinglU of Rial Kellogg of Lan­ sing. formerly of Hastings- are the pagiDto of a 7 lb. 9 oz. son born at fpUJQW hospital on Sunday. He COMMUNITY NOTICES Matthews Reunion The Matthews Reunion will be "Tl^ose American boys—who fought for you with their backs to the wall, waiting for help that never reached them—came from the land of plenty. But when their lives were at stake, all they had was . . . plenty of nothin#! "They were outnumbered, outgunned, and outsupplied. They were so short of ammunition that antiaircraft gunners often had to hold their fire until the enemy planes were oh top of them. They -p- “That wa« the kind of men we had at Bataan And they would want you to remember not only what they did, but what they did without. “But they never sjxikc fighting, and was ever toq “They would want you to remember it, but not with flowers and memorials. The flowers arc for yesterday and the monuments for tomorrow. were never short of courage. They of surrender. They just went on hoping, and dying. And no sacrifice great. “Let me give you an example. One terribloday on Bataan we had 285 patients on our operating tables in 8 hours—a new patient every two am Lieutenant (j. g.) Ann B. Bernatitus. U. S. N.—a nurse, back from Bataan. I have a message for you . . r •* were *o ahort of bandages and gauze that we nurses had to wash out the old ones and use them again. , “Remember them now—this month and every month—by buying War Bonds! “Buy guns and planes and shells and ships and tanks—for those other countrymen of yours who are fighting so far from home. See to it that never again, any place in the world, will American “A sailor was brought in with his abdomen fighting men be caught short as they were on blown to bits. He was a goner and I think he Bataan! That never again will American wounded knew iL ‘Doctor,’ he asked, ‘is there any hope atx .^perish for the help your dollars might have sent! all?’ "Certainly taxes are higher. Certainly the cost "The doctor wished to reassure him and replied, of living has gone up. But the men on Bataan ‘We'll do everything we can!’ The sailor tried to were never ten-percenters! roll over. 'Doc,* he begged, 'get me off this table "They gave everything they had. And now’ and save one of those other fellows who still has a it’s up to you to buy War Bonds not only if you fighting chance.* can, but all you can! Please believe me, folks— • that’s the way the boys on Bataan would like to be remembered/ minutes of the day. the I Oth of the record month, it is unlawful for any mer­ chant to allow any additional charge -to that account Watch your credit. Waters Clothes Shop SELLING QUALITY KEEPS US BUSY YOUVE DONE YOUR BIT BUY WAR BONDS NOW DO YOUR BEST! AND STAMPS Thu adoertuement is a contribution lo America's all-out war effort b) E HASTINGS RAN IS ER �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY tt. 15*3 OBITUARY OF JAMES BROOKS OBITUARY OF WAYNE REID Cetebrates Birthday Btoneman. served tbc bridegroom a* t*»t man. Organist for-the oc­ casion was Mr*. Thurlow A. White. urn at entertaining hl* ion. Paul 217 Along with the gue*ls attending R. Win* <rf Tutea. Okla.. and hte Wednesday. July 14. at » p m. after ting* on April 24. 1938. and departed '' Ow ceremony vbs Mr* T. J. Raker. ----------------a brief Hines* caused by coronary this nfe July 9, at the age of 15 k thrombosis Wesley wo* the eldest ywtrs. Ulned at the home ot Mrs Mr. and Mr*. Howard Glenn of - of La* Angeles, an aunt o^Bic ton of Elijah and Margaret Lena He leaves to mourn their loss be- Kllngej-near on Wedr Allegan were Sunday dinner gue*u bride. * Following Ute ccrtiTOhy. — • — b , ldM hU parenu; lour juur and There was a Urge attendance and Mf. and at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Kr-1 a reception was held at the home htuband. Capt. Osborne. a phy- Brook* of Portland. Mich, born three brother*: Thelma Campbell.. • <ood time was JnjOTed by, all. * wm uni June 13. 1180. at Mt. Pleasant. nest Shorno * Sunday callers al if the bVldc'a pnrrnt* at 1225 the home of Rev. and Mr*. H. V. i Columbia and wnen Mr*. Bawdy He spent hl* early year* In Port­ Margaret Armour. Pvt. Robert Reid. Mr. andMr* D. Robelysr called on FTice In Townsend were Mr. and Mr* Otto , received her many gue*u she was tinned on Page 70 of the recently land and Clinton county. On June Pvt. Meredith Reid. Ear). Helen and. Mr. and Mr*. Warren Calm* on ch^drtn at home. Also Ids grand- Wednesday evening. * The Lent 8.1 Surviving beside* the husband FLRABANT HILE Townsend of We*t Woodlat<d. Mr. | dressed In a blue and white crepe published book. "I Served Op Ba- 1, 1903 he was united In marriage Dorothy rnSbe? Mr* FJrie Rdd: two^eph- 8. dub wm entertained at the home . and nine children are----------------'and Mr*. Arthitf Teeter and fam- ; gutt with white accessories and itaan" by Lieutenant Juanita Redunion were bom two daughters. Ella ew*. three niece., one aunU Mra! "f Mr and Mra Lee Reynolds on Mr. and Mra Jake Def ilv of Coate Grove. Mrs. Charles «he wore a corsage ot jrardcnlas*“(mona. A. N. C. Townsend and daughters of South and UBcs ot lhe valley. * The white j Goodwiil Circle Picnic at Saddlebag Mae who died at the approaching Hazel VanAlsttoe. a number of cou-, Thuraday. * Mra. Harold Dteuer .two »Uter* Mra Sarah I sins___ and a boat of lun V", over Maxine Anderson, ™ —. _ _ — _. friends. ___ ___ ,I who had her fool lull - by wji a •> i -Mr*. Woodland. Ora Hummel of Indiana ) wedding cake, lopped with minis­ age of 18. and Margaret Ellen who ___ The members of lhe Goodwill _ I Funeral services VereTteld nd,. on Ung*, were held at the lhe ' tractor Lt I* able to to be arou around unf*. and Mr. and Mr*. Earl Breon of ture figures of a bride and groom Circle of the Methodist W. 8. C 6. is’now residing id"i>etrott. --------- . funeral .------- . .home ------- on — July . .. ._ —. ISnwat I| .Funeral Funeral services were conducted durvivlng are hb wife. Ro*a; 1 . Leonard 13 ; crutches. * Mr. and Kt Mra North Manchester. Ind * Mra. Ar- Wo* first cut by the bride and the 1 were entertained at an all day 1 the Leonard funeral home at 2 lie Spindler and Mra. Richard Ke-! just-wed couple shared the first meeting and picnic dinner at the daughter. Mr*. G. Wm. Hammer- ' at 2 pm. with burial at Valley Home Petrie are the proud parent* of a । J*A im. Tuesday with the Rev. “A:«?- ?.'1A0!: I “”*»'>■ ■«» **»»> -WMMW J3y!2: terTKutar*«mi a Don Mtep spent Sunday at Olllatcads of piece. * For going away the bride Tury officiating. Burial in the HasWest Woodland. Weekend gueste, cho*e a light blue suit trimmed cumpbfll. Burdatt Fi 1 Infection of the tomslb. * Mrs Lee ting* township cemetery. there were Mra. Elizabeth Hough and I with fur and pink accessories, she home on fUrloush w VU.. $»»• “f’ aTe^uraUmi ieven i- *’,fcO ,N wnnbctilut Abo"there , Reynolds called on Mn. Orpha Bar- ' J _ *--------son Bryan of Allegan. Mr* Ella also had a gardenia corsage al her dinner guest. * Mr. ai ter» Mrs Ethel Daniels of Daytona I Sergt. Ernest James Storms died ber nt Plainwell on Thursday. W OBITUARY OF Andcraon of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. । shoulder whrn she wtth her new William* and Mr*. C Hrach Fla Mrs Eva Rerfbr of Saturday. July 10. tn Bradley Field Mrs. Leona Houser starts work as I CORRELL ELDRED ... ....... ueacn. ria-, Mr*, eva Keeuor oi Beriuird Butkau of Grand Rapids husband left for a brief honeymoon, and daughters Adena Brooksville, Fla.. Mr*. Edith Ger1 hospital, in Connecticut. He Li the switchboard operator at the Burdick ' Correll Eldred, a pf ------- --------------- ....-------------- । pioneer resident and George Spindler of Lafayette. : * Mrs. Sawdy is a graduate of -------- ------------- --------------— ----- .man of Birmingham fu m Ohio. Mr*. I »®n of Rev. and Mr*. C7 k'storaw hotel. Kalamazoo, this Monday of Maple Grove and Assyria, died grandson Lynn Tblan Ind Mra. Anderson and George । pnuburg High school and is at with Mr. and Mra. i Mr* Andrew* and their children. ; nRtmons of latnsing Mrs. MUi cf Bond St. lie is survived morning, at 2 p.m. Thursday. July 15, in hi» Spir.dkr are spending the rest of -------->. present doing -------nuraa's aide ----work and daughter* of Sot jjavld and Charlotte left Wood- drCd RbdMi ot St. Clair Shore*. ‘ fc>' hb parents, also by two brother*. ( --------------------home In Assyria twp. He was born the summer on the farm. * Me*- In San Francisco hospital. * Coftw-( Mr-. R j. Wtniam* n ----------------------Kalamazoo----------------------twenty year*: Mr*. Mabel Hoffmeyer of Lansing . Edward and Clifford of this city and ' . damc* Ernest Shorno, F. E Brod­ Sawdy. a native of Woodland. 1> land for | Mtr the eye ipeclallsl War Bondi should mean 1 united in marriage to’Minnie Wolf Bruce Melzer, of er. Woodland and Mrs. J. V. Hil­ a graduate of Woodland high school ago after Dr. Andrews had prac- and Mrs. Lillie Imes of Portland: ' » *bter Mra M bert .of Tusccn. Arizona, spent and has been stationed at Camp tUed here about five years. They j three brothers. Chester of San- I Clarksville Funeral services were Tuesday with Mis* Winifred Hef- Stoneman since the organization recently moved from Itey City to dusky. Phio. Grover of Hustings, conducted al the Ea*t Casco church ' Is and daughter Irte of i went "Virure it out vaoaVlf dren- Amber dled ,n blfanCY In 1885. Mr and Mrs. Rennie Mo Lansing where he Li employed as and Ben of Lansing, besides a large by Rev. a M Coldren, of lids city. , fernon of Kendall. * Mr*. Ellen of the camo over a year ago ment. Figure ll out yourself. Bnd Mra Donn< Wlng dl^ ln l934 Reisinger of York. Pa. and Mrs. Farmer Woodland Girl Married In physician at the Fisher Body Com- , circle of more distant relatives and Mr*. Floyd Garrison ana a cemetery. panv. Their address in Lansing | Surviving are the widow, Minnies friends. Cora Leffler ot Wotxlbnrv were Fri­ O'Laughton of Hcnderihou Lansing Is 2601 Edgebrook Drive. * David day gue:.U at the home of Mr- und Tlie wedding of Mus Opal Max­ Is now Lt David Andrews and Li' Portland and a short time In Lan-' Mra Dorr Stowell of West Wood­ land. * Mr* Denny Alden of Hus­ ine Baker, daughter of Mr and stationed at Camp Carson, near alng Wesley moved hi* family to tings wa* a weekend guest at the Mn Harry Baker. 314 So. Penn­ Denver. Colo. He was married last. Hastings and on a farm near Nashho;iie of Mr. arid Mn. Geo Schalb- sylvania, Lansing and Corp Wat­ March to an Army Nurse who Is j vHje whcre they have resided hapson J. Tousiey was an event of In Fitzsimmons hospital. Denver, pity during hl* remaining years ly. Mra. On Sunday they were all of tfrMuWy" parents. Mrguests and Thur.rday afternoon In lhe Michl- Ll. Andrews trained nt Fort Sill. । Wesley wa* was a tine fine Christian man. Mrs Win. Wortley of the Tnmnrac “an Ave. Melhodhl Church. Corp. Okla., and L* with the Ski Trooprt entering -*—>— tlie Baptist Church of HasaLi-i.-! and * MMra Iticluird Touslev of I* the son of Hl* Mrs military Bertha at Camp Caracn. * Charlotte, who |lnBS aoout 25 yean Hughe* .Mrs.ami C. II. Bcnhitn ctjjOtMlev Sheridan was only five monllu old when her corned by' v kind ‘—* friends at services Allegan were Sunday guests of Mr. Post Li Pikesville. Man-land. * The parent* left Woodland. Is at home. I O oif the mr Chi vnurch of lhe Nazarenc at Picnic at Lake Odessa I Xi.rt KkV. Mr, K-irl n Faul SaddleoupffTpolte their palm* vows, and before an Nashville. *Mn ami nt Mr* plul J <-Her banked with fem.* A group of Woodland folks en­ Funeral service* were conducted -,. D. R. Sllvemail, pastor of Brodbeck ami Mra. John Ferguson Intcraneraed with candelabra Rev Joyed a picnic dinner at Lake Odes- j ur by 1M Rev. of South Woodland were Sunday William Ray Rrcscott read the sa Park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. the lhe Nashville Nazarene Nazjircne church nt evening supper gm-.u of Mr. and service - and traditional wedd ng Geo. Parrot and house guests. Mr*, the home near Naahvllle at I pm. Mra. Frank Nktimmer. In tlie | music by Lohengrin and Mrndel- George Miller and son* of Detroit. Saturday. July 17. and at 3 p.m. al | sis played on the Methodist church -• at Eagle. . afUmoon Carolyn mid Jackie i n “ lhe * organ by Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kussmaul and I Brodbeck were entcfUlncd by | Mra Hunt, MLss Fem Hra- children. Mr and Mra. Carl Burkie Mich. Following the services Inter­ ...... Harry ..zr:-; Ifur.t. Peggy Nlrlhnmei In honor of her terly of Uikr Odessa was maid of and Mr. ond Mra. Arthur Allerding ment under the direction of Ralph V Hess, mortician, took place at the birthday * Mr. and -Mrs. Carl honor and Eiwvn Baker brother of were present 'Hewitt- and Mra. Agn< -. Hewitt ot lhe bridt* attended die bridegroom. Officer From North Africa Wood­ North Eagle cemetery. "More each day well miss-you land Guest South Woodland and Mr am! Mt* Acting as flower girl Was Esther Yes prices ere J ashed oi. ilur.y . Capt Robert Bronson, home on Some may think the wound Is Howard Hewitt rail’d on Mr and Suker and tuhera were Howard aker and Floyd Collar. * White leave from duUes in North Africa healed: Mrs Forrest Scott of Saranac Sun­ reed today! Broken L day afternoon. *’ Mrs Della Kopp French marquisette was worn by was tlie guest of hl* aunt and un- I But they Utile know the sorrow . odd nnd ends, sotni sligT>H ■ of Hastings l* vlnting old neigh­ lhe bride. It was fashioned with clc. Mr. and Mr* Ralph Leffler ' lies within our hearts concealed, bors and friend/ n West Wood­ sweetheart neckline and bLshop last Thursday. Capt. Bronson Is . Rest m peace. Wesley, thy cares are or dansaucd ... oil bqrcjain-priced io clear th. Her fingertip length veil lhe son of Mr. and Mrs. H-*-" 1 ‘ ended. ’ land for a few Week*. * Mra. Ellen sleeves , Rest tn peace, thy work Li done. Reisinger of York, pu. va* a gm st whs - caught with a tiara, iwarl Bronson, of Mission.,. Kansas. Shop in every department of our store* You wi|* iqml plen. Sunday, a, You and ut Mr. and Mrs. Hen Schneider of trimmed and she carried white rnerlv of Hastings. On Or. Our~_,. ----- ----are -gone, ------ dear ------ husband '' of * ------*■ lionor chose family dinner was held -• al **" the father. • northeast Woodland laM Thuraday. rrwes. The maid d | Where we w who love you soon will * Mr. and Mra. Henry Hynes <n- ...... blue French marquisette, home of Miss Doreen Clary and if scmelhii 9 you want is on this list of ■ L uram. .p । lenainra wnn a dlrue-r amir. Sunday oui.un, in ... styled the same as that of the Mr*. Vere Miller In Hasting*. Pressbe coming, one by one.' . tertalned with'a —. were —— Mr. and Mrs Hubertrt | -----------honor of three, birthday* of the , bride. Her veil was shoulder length ent guesU Those present were Mr. and and blue Hower* adorned her tiara Brunton. Capt Bronson. Mr. andJ IRVING Mrs. John Hummell. Miss Anna and she carried pink and white Mr* ^.... fxvltl Bronson. Mr and Jrcr —r. ™. Mr. and Mrs Clifford Bclson and Hummel Mrs. Kia Cave. Mrs. roses The flower girl was dressed Mrs. E. Beck of Carlton. Mr and Dale Hunes and Mr. wd Mi.. Hur- | m white organdy'and her powers Mrs Ralph Leffler and Joan and daughter* of Kalamazoo were Sun- . visitors at the home of Mr. and lan Mlddaugh. all o! Lake Odessa were a colonial bouquet of pink Mr. and Mr*. Robert Crockford of day Mrs. John Bclson. * MLis Lillian msrs white white daisies rtaiiie* and nnri delphinium rirlnhinlum Ionia. * . Mr ancLMrs. Robert rrnrVfnrd Crockford , ruses, Sower by Li home from her iwhool cf Ionia tfpent Saturday evening A pale yellow street length CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS work in Chicago spenclmg the sumwith Mr. and Mr*. John Hynes * drew was worn by the mother of Mrs * ' The Methodist Church mcr with her mother. Mr. and Mra. MISS Helena of Battle ‘i'iiiia Benner Of -t!- Creek ----- the bride with a carnage of yclMaurice Sowcrby ot Kent Co. were Rev. George Wingard. Pastor spehl suelil the weekend with her parpar­ low and while roses. The groom's their guests recently for the day. * .... r,.< ents. Di', and Mrs. Ai G. v E Benner. a*; mother was gowned in light tan Carlton D OO A M. Morning cervices Carl Hula's brother I* home on a Mr and Mr... Robert Kopp cf Mor- , rnpe and her corsage was also of Woodland furlough from tlie army. * Mr. und ris ami Mr.' Lillie Taylor and wn 1 Yellow nnd whlie roses *■ Tin- bride 10: 00 A. M- Morning service Mra. Wilson TravLi and family from Earl cf Kalamo were Sunday din-’ b a graduate of Woodland High Attractive fixture for use In bedrooms, di­ 11: 15 a M Sunday school north of Battle Creek and Mis. Refreshing! Modern1 And what savings' Table, QQ-88 ner kuc-Um of Mr. and Mrs George school, attended Albion College and 8:00 P. M Young People's tncel- Travis mother, Mrs. Alma Bench nettes or halls. Has ivory base with choice of . . Varntv snd daughters * Mr. and Western State before accepting emwere Sunday evening caller*, al. lhe .•LchoifS: Walnut veneers; hardwood vw Mrs Carl Walts called on Mr and 1 nloymenl first in Battle Creek and ing ' pink, crystal or'blue, 8Vz inch frosted shade. Wednesday 7:30 M. Choir Frank TravLs home. * Mr. and Mra. Mrs? Reuben Wolcott of East Wood- «t present In Lansing. * Corp w.। Argyle Wlndcs were home from Regular price has been reduced to ■ land. Sunday evening. * Mrs. De-. Tousiey was employed on the Carl practice Chureh of the United Brethren In : Royal Oak over the weekend. * Vere England of Washington, D. Hebe farm In West Woodland at Christ 1 Donna Jean Nagel who ho* been C returned to her home Monday, the time of his entrance Into the I' visiting relatives here I. H. Osgood, Minister --,M-------‘— *•— *•"has relumed SAME FIXTURE AS ABOVE except with at-, She came last week to attend the Army in January 1941. Woodland to Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs. Finest, heaviest felt base made New patterns OQ ‘ .1 of ..f her I,., mother. ri.nflii-r Mra. Barllnr- I !.!■——Scudder v—<,.1.1-— funeral Kahler 1 Wm McCann and daughter Jane Morning worahhi 10:00 A. M. tractive in inch shade for use in larger rooms' barn Burkie on Wednesday afterMta Ruth Scudder, daughter of in florals ond tiles. Sale priced, sq. yd. vO and Mrs. - McCann's sitter. Mrs. Sunday school 11:00 A M. noon * Mr and Mrs. Arthur Al- Mrs J. E- Scudder of West Woo<lMarcia ---------Jarred ----and ------Jean — of -----East Christian Endeavor 7:30 P. M lerdlng. Jr . of Hastings spent the Und and Dorr Kahler, son of Mra Prayer inerting Wednesday. 8:00 Lansing came to help Mrs Grace weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Anna Kuhler of Woodland, were P M I McCann celebrate her birthday. * thur Allcrdlng. Sr. * Mra. Clifford unttecl tn marriage. Wednesday eveC. E. Business meeting with Lau- I Mr. and Mra Jack Perry and little Touslcy < Virginia Healerly) has nint July 14. at lhe home of Rev. roll Hendee. July 26. 8:00 P. M. were*■here for a week “ with his ‘1 Jack -------------— *---------------‘•u *•*Compact white enameled steel cabinet fits gone to join her .husband. Sgt nna Mrs H. V. Townsend. Rev. Kllpafriek Save now on good quality inlaids. Reduced this , folks Jack Ls feeling better which 18x13 opening.'Mirror is 12 x 0. Reduced Clifford Tuusley at Fl Warren. Townsend being lhe ofiicMting । Is good news to hL* friends. * Miss Sundav srhonl 10:30 A. M. Wyoming. She expect* to spend clergyman. Their many friends cxweek only from 99c sq. yd. to___________ Lillian Sowerhy Li — taking over the this week from 5.95 to Morning worship 11:30 A. M. , — — . n month in the west. A Rev Fay n-IKj congratulations .-.upc—lclcnof-5the 2:cyoung folks on Christian Endeavor and preach-- supervision C. Wing onictatrd at the funeral GW> Sof|ba„ <;amc Thl|rid„ ._ — Sunday evening for the summer ^I^ke^Xl^a sindaRafter’- ' T,,c 11011 M“»°r olrls Softball Prayer meeting. Thursday 8:00 months. >^n . j s Sn2a£i’eJ• wa* i B“rne of thc wa“n w,n be'next Make reservations for camp meet- j This is * family war. Put Regularly 4.98. Washable. Usable anywhere. Reploce your bottery or tronsformer' operated Door Bell Ing. August 8th to 15th, soon. your War Bondbuy Ing through E'Ets' WOODLAND : ss.'«»“y"s; I fJ: S !ffiS£T,SU.0“i»wS‘ . ,. ------- —— a- VALUES FOR HOME! LOW PRICE! JUNIOR DINING ROOM! REDUCED TO CLEAR ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES Q7C HEAVYWEIGHT WARDOLEUM Yd. Gds. MARBLEIZED LINOLEUM on FELT Back MEDICINE CABINETS 77 REDUCED! COTTON SHAGGY RUGS eralion. * Mrs. Gilbert Percy and ; " .ii'Vrlniz^toBethT?' ih^^i -imimjon Denny of Kalamazoo and Mra, .l’K,/<.!£ nr ' Brummler of Grund Rapid* ! .Y^..a"d..H? Khc tcaTn of lust Wednesday with Mr. and Dorr Stowell. * Mr and Mra. Clarence Forman and children of -Homer siK-nt Sunday with his par­ ents. Mr and Mrs. Geo. Forman. Tarry Forman, remained for a week's visit with hte grandparents. Gordon Traker of Pontiac ha* been a guest for four weeks at the For­ man home. Ernest W. Hili. Veteran of World Ernest Ward Hitt, oldest son of Henry And Anna Hitt, was born in Sunfield township. April 7. 1805. and pa*sed away at the Veterans' hospital in Battle Creek. July fl. ut the age of 48 years. ErntM was well known in this community, having lived on the fajm until called to serve his coun­ try in World War I where hr re­ ceived Injuries which led to failing health, that caused him to be* taken to Battle cre'k. but it was not until last spring, he because seriously ill and underwent an operation from which he never recovered Hr Is survived bv the parents, one brother. Ix-o, ut home, one slMcr. Mrs. Lawrence Vclte and one neph­ ew. Richard. Funeral services were held al the heme Friday. July 9 at 2 30 pm with Rev D. H. Carrick of Sunfield, officiating Burial was made In Woodland Memorial Park. Performs Operation* In New Office Last Tuesday morning. Dr. Mun­ ger performed two tonsilectomies In his newly equipped office His patients were Joan Stadel. daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs Harley Stadel Of Luke Odessa, and Donald Ro­ gers. son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rogers of East Woodland. Dr. Munger was assisted bv Dr. Kranick of Nashville. The patients remained in bed at the office dur­ ing the day and returned home at . evening. Woodland Soldier Married Califor­ nia Giri Mr. and Mr* Jack Bozdoa. of Pltisfiurg. Calif.. announce the marriage of their daughter. Marilyn to Corp. Lloyd Sawdy of Camp Stoneman. Calif. * The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Elmer W. Bcm-dict. Sunday at 12:30 P. M. in Community church. * Giv­ en In marriage by her father, the brine wore-a long, while satin gown styled along princess lines, with long sleeves and a high neck. The •lengthy train of the wedding gown flowed gracefully behind her as she came down the aisle to the strain* of die traditional wedding march. With the gown she wore a watetlength veil of tulle and her bouquet was fashioned of lilies of the valley and gardenias. <* MLss Marr Mascheronl. as maid of hon­ or. was dressed In a bouffant gown of aqua blue‘with puffed sleeve,and she wore pink rosebuds in her had- to match her bouquet. * Sgt. Theodore W. Carbon, of Camp Iron and scrap collections In Rhode Island average about 3,000 I tons a week, or more than 9 ixmnch : the payroll saving* plan on a family plan, which nicau* Bl­ urt ll out yourself. 3” Because these few are slightly soiled they're FELTED MATTRESSES! Reduced price on a limited quantity! 4“ DOOR CHIMES with □ new Melodious Chime. Save this week at these re­ duced prices. OTc MELODY MASTER, reduced to Long- wearing ticking; felted cotton filling' 13 NUTONE GREETER, reduced to ...3.27 NUTONE KITCHENEER, reduced to 3.97 UPHOLSTERED ROCKERS Comfortable, well constructed platform rock­ ers. Save now at this reduced price 24“ BUY NOW AND SAVE! STORM WINDOWS Bring your window size—we may have the storm window to fit in this group. Price reduced for quick clearance to _ A 3 OFF! HURRY! ONLY A FEW! KITCHEN TABLE Sturdy kitchen tables, natural finished top is 25 x 39. white enameled legs. Regular price of 7.95 reduced to-------------------------------------------- 5“ UNPAINTED TABLES! Dinette tables that you can paint yourself for 5“ additional savings! Limited quantity! - ------ _ MODERN BEDROOM ! Set includes bed. chest and vanity. Large plate glass mirror on vanity. Floor sample reduced to WE’VE LEARNED TO SAY A LOT *54 PILLOW SALE ! FOLDING Combined softness of all new. clean buoyant duck feathers ond firm curled turkey. Sanifluffed to twice ordinary feather resiliency. Per Pair this week. 3 KALSOMINE REDUCED! 5 pound packoge—covers up to 400 square ‘“Squadron, perl off and follow me down. Give'em the workt F-That's about the extent of the skipper'd con­ versation when Navy dive bomber* go into their net. Rut it's enough. No matter how important a message is, it can generally lie put in n few words. “So when I’m on shore leave In the Stales and have to make n long dis­ tance call, I keep it brief. I know tbc lines are crowded with war calls now, and on lop of that more civilian calls ar/ being made than ever. That’s why I've made it a rule not to use long distance at all unless my message is mighty urgent.” feet. Choice of colors. 27 You, too,- are rendering a public service when you cut down on long distance calling. Pleate make only the moit necettary long ditlance callt. 11 you mutt me long ditlance, ba at brief at pottible. MICHIGAN BILL TELIPHONf COMPANY beige and light buff. Regular 2.15 gallon. ADIRONDACK CHAIR same as aWvfc except is painted white. Reduced to— I47 Limited quantity of gallon site red enameled gasoline cans. Reduced this week only to — MOMLOMLIIY u tit 118-124 SO JEFFERSON PAY MONIHLY 5“ BOOKCASE-CHEST-DESK A combination Bookcase. Chest and Desk. Plenty of storage space in 2 deep drawers. 3 shelves for books. Desk comportment con­ cealed by drawer effect front. Reduced to..— BUY WAR STAMPS. ..ON SAIE AT BUY NOW 3“ 18“ GASOLINE CANS SALE FLAT WALL PAINT Master pointers flat wall, paint. Colors ivory, > LAWN CHAIRS REDUCED! Comfortable folding adirondock chairs. Well constructed. Ideal for porch or lawn. Unpaint­ ed. Reduced to------------------------------------- -- —— 47* �THE aASTn»CB BANNER, TTHUKUDAT. JULT M. 1M> —3 Mrs. Lun. * Ms. .and Mr*. Will Letaon DUNHAM DISTRICT & iiiii>inA*vfr ! trying to make the world a'little I about the big woods and clearing < Merritt Mead were Mr. and W:n. Schilhaneck family were Bunday dinner- Tuesday evening the member* of fw hl* having lived , off the timber lo nutke the Uauliful W:n ^'-Uhaneck and and Larry Larrv of of Ha*-Jgnd : tings. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Mason of , guesu of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hew*- ।lhe summer 4-H clubs with their J -There is something about an | fannj of Woodland township Nashville and Mr. and Mra. Camer- ton and family at Grand Ledge, w ■leaden. Mr* Mildred Rhodes and old log housc-or U it childhood s । - ~ ~ on McIntyre and family. * Mr. | Mra. Cora Scheel, and Mr. ana Mr. ,Jaunlta Swift met at the home of and Mrs Karl Gasser and sons were Roy Fremelr of Sunfield visited Mr Neva Ball for a nartv and buxines* the memory like a friend or eari> ,• • “-“u da»a- Ours was a crude, old cov- | Rev. Alfred Way and Mrs Way Saturday 'night supper guest* of and Mr*. Ray Scheel Wednesday ,meeting. The evening was made ered pen. like all the re*t of them . were with us Sunday morning in the Mr and Mrs. Charles Day. ★ Mr. 'evening. * Mr and Mrs. Homer Hen- ,unexpectedly entertaining for them —... .... a ' elivnr* nt mir rvKtnr wlm nn and Mrs. Ray Fossett and sons.Of. ney and family visited hl* mother, ।bv lhe passing through of over 1 Bedford were Sunday afternoon ’Mrs: Louise HPnney at Freeport Bun- fifty , army trucks and jeeps. ★ ; «4rH wnfi. nt hurt- * Mr and Mrs Huron Healv and callers of Mr and Mrs. Burr Fasaett Fasaetl day day afternoon. aliemoon * » Mrs. Bertha Berino Eck- Mr. and Mrs. Ward Checseman ; (Continued from page L Section I) I single v LeRoy .home --------- -.. Mr*. Victor Eckardt. —.. ~--iu i^n’th/*naei>s between filled ' daughter attended a Healy family and family and took * .— urdt. PnylH1and :' were Sunday guests! K^inttn??n?nlnMered witn ' gathering on Sunday near Middle- Mr. and Mrs. Don Potter of Do- Marilyn Eckardt and Dorothy Var- and "V7L daughtercheekemAn'7 -''broiher* vUIe * Mr and Mrs Claud Holannounce the arrlvnl of their ney were tn Hastings Thursday. They. ,^’rL Cheesemima brothers SS .M roncMM ih.i he wu un- ;«« In one corner the ihkk'Sh BxTHldm bed Jink. third son. * Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bu- called on Mr*. QlJndon Eckardt. * "n“ Mr. and Frank L-U Lauer and Ed. Rrumn Brumm’ *r “ nd “ drr tiny. — n?., “S'"8trJ| I Mr and Mrs. Ernest Preston oi tine of Kalamazoo Were weekend Mrs. Karl Eckardt entertained tlie Mrs. Prank -That InsUnt my father decided enough% be ptShid under Or»«d w,,re„8unn‘>i ?lnrlSr ftiesU of Mr. and Mrs L. A. Day. * ■'Cheerful Helper^ Club" at her near Augusta. It was a surprise Irs. Wayne Conklin and Wanda of .home Friday afternoon. They had visit in honor of the latter’s 80th to "bead for the land ' a. he put, #f^»£ce wa. I * Wednewlav dinner Vine. Afternoon callers were Mr. Allegnn were Sunday callers at the election of officers which resulted birthday. ind*'X:7S77!.'S’d°“hL~» , iii-MSl'KirwJvrJr land Mrs. Ray Preston ot Nashville. Russell Mead home * Mr and Mrs. as follows: Pres-. lauira Statslck: guests at Claud Hoffman's were and where every man did hl* own -nuich work-for himself ”At on« end was u,e monstrous [ Mr. and Mrs. Harden Hotfanan and Charles Day and Stuart. Mrs. Gor- Vice-Pre*.. Mliude Scheel; Sec.. Ger- Harvey Marshall. Freeland Mar-1 watthat incldentumt decided place with big-stick “chlmbley " ibriarfif Bellevue. Mr. and firs. Nel- don Hoffman. Miss Joy Van Doren. ■ tmde Reuther and Treas.. Olga 1shall and Earl Dcmnry. The lat­ mv bUthp arc and m future Men- B*’‘d’’ 11 the »UI™y !«d'«« lo “»e srinBrumm ------------ family --------------------- Mr. and Mrs. L„ A. Day and Wen- , Eckardt. They are planning a pic- ter two are from Detroit. Other and and Mr. and utv with tiw Fw the nrofound »<>«• T,>'' neighbors commonly used MnLDale DeVine. * Parker Rid­ dell and Mr. and Mrs. F J Bullne nlc In the Park in Lake Odessa Aug. callers were Mr«. Minerva Bau­ n Sarie una^m*^father » >®dd« ,ar Purpose But we dick and son of Kalamazoo spent enjoyed a picnic dinner nt the home 15th * The Misses Dorothy and Vlr- man and daughters and the for­ 52®hJL£wlth th. and «rr‘1 *tore b> our »'■*«-*» Saturday night and Sunday with of Mr. and Mr*. Wilson Spencer of ginia Varney and Betty LaRcau of mer's sister-in-law, Mr. Con Lindhri WM thaty^»ut‘ into I dld- regarding them us a his mother. Mrs. .Lena Riddick at Hastings Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. ; Woodland and Maxine BaWs spent bloom of Osage City, Kansas.--*my ver>- aoul an early and an abid- : klnd of e’r*denc* dUU.nC,1°nfvv, the home ot Mrs. Anna DeVine. * Clare Llndauer and *ons of Battle Sunday with Phyllis and Marilyn At the annual school meeting Mrs. Mr and Mrs Will Hyde spent from Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Blest-। Etkardt. * Mrs J. S. Deabler re- Olive Malntyre was elected lo sucing faith In the kindly land "The white ash puncheon floor Friday in, cceti LCru Mersclt m-iw as moderator. * Mr. . until Monday with Mr. and sema and Rita of Kalamazoo and turned home from the hospital* "How well I remember the old wa* wom smooth bv many a scrub­ Mrs. Louis Hyde at 3. Lyon* and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Day of S. Has- i Grand Jiapids Monday where *he she re- and Mr* Mrs Claud Hoffman and leg house in which I spent my earlv bing and decorated by the eiutwr- Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Hutton at tings were also present. 1— *•- — J--------- ----------------............................ eently underwent an operation. had dinner ___ She Frank «i»ur IHyde mu u.iuiei ounuav Sunday chlidhood. until it began to ''*qush , ale noon-mark, by which the clock Walled Lake * Mr. and Mrs. Elmer is gaining nicely. Her daughter;’«lth .«» —._ in —Baltimore. _..._=.__c W—m «>_«> Hoffman out" at one corner. Then a boarded : wa* set with supreme indifference Oilletl were at Marcellus Sunday I Mr*. Harold Kohn of at Marcellus bj n the afternoon they all called on and battened 4-room annex weal to |he precession of the eaumoxes an<1 Monday. They attended the NORTHWEST WOODLAND ! caring for her. _________ Mrs. Lizzie Pickcll and son. and I hastily constructed lum- I and tig.,(U|it,ru[ Sunday afternoon of Mr* Mr. and Mrs. Walter-Cooke , ----—Huumiru out uu. ot vi barn u-4..। _..v such —V.. like irregularities. The . .~ eim Mra. Catherine Wecber and daugh­ — -u. wirfo .trv.r with It. Innr nak latch । , fht down from the pineries wide door with IU long oak latch oilletf* aunt. Mrs Choloc Chalk­ Sunday dinner guesU of Mr and SOUTHWEST RUTLAND ter in Hastngs. forty mue* - to.the •- •*— north. ——land । and It* buckskin latchitrinv. latchstrlng. hos- ^who cr who was o'sister a sister ot of George Hay- ££,£?!.' .’“’STSiW Dunn .< .pen. "Here I lived until ready- for col- i> nitablv pltably outside in dav day time, time but lnan x*r Hayman is the oniy'reonly re­ Battle Creek Is vsiting at the home ’ Hie ueekend with her parents. Mr. .—. .-J—.u- ....----- U » -pulled In at night by way of Jock- maining memb -----of ' hl* family’ Mrs. BAN FIELD iber of his uncle and aunt.-Mr und Mrs.' an( i M r »^'irry Dunn. * Mr. and j Ing up. Chalkers bodi iy was taken to Mass. fore setting out on that advemuie Mrs Walter Hobbs is spending family this week. I Mrs. James Wilcox and Ben Jmwax io neiu no t. * w V»r We were very -v.< sorry 7 io -Karl Eckardt and .— —- .... wai to.help my «auret father frame ...v the I "Such are the meager details of for burial. — Kunz evening at the week north of Grant. Mich. * Umbwu'fo/liw* 10-room bouse, to i tlie earlv home surroundings, dlmlv hear Clayton McKcarn McKcarn of‘ * Mrs •* Mary Kunzand and F. F.J. J, Eckardt Eckardt kens k*ns. spent Saturday ®JLlu — Mrs. ...s. Clayton and Mrs. Bernard 'Hammond Mrs. Albert well built that to-dav it looks looks ns as if if ii lighted lighted !>>' i>y twft twft small smntt— —window* window* of of Quimby wa* very Saturday night ‘’T.°™nd Rapids aluo Miss Olga the home—of Mr. ’----------- • -*r. andMr. .o-dav it Quimby was ill very ’ Hl Saturday I Mrs Hart are the parents of a son bom Fri­ : ._ lhe .... 1 seven-by-nlne .urw... <i>tm and Sunday. Sunday daughter. Mrs. Eckardt were Sunday dinner iniests । Nash. * Mr. and ------ Rankin -------------------just erected—a monument to glass, green and HerHerdaughter, tAsellMead Mead spent Sunday with her. of Mrs. Lydia Schuler and Either, ot Brush Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Ho- day morning In the Osteopath hos­ workmanship of one who. but a few wavy." Russell callers of Mr. and --------Mr*. The (ormerisstaylng lor a few weeks i ward Johnson’of Hickory Comers pital In Battle Creek. * Frank years ago, laid down the work of The next installment will tell * Sunday ~ -------------Hobbs of the Marine V-12 Is now .~ ■ - _________________________________ i and Mr. und Mrs. George Havens ______ and Dick of Detroit were Sunday Rationed al the Blate University __ _ _____ __________________ t visitors ut the home of their par­ III Bowling Green. Ohio * Mrs. Minnie Groat recently fell and was ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens. PCfNf FOR POINT • PENNY FOR PENNY • "OUND FOR POHNf * Wm. Olis attended a family re­ badly bruised which has caused her FRESH GREEN union Sunday ut the home of Mr to be confined to her bed * Vis­ and Mrs. Fred Barlow In honor of itors at Twin Cedars Sunday were >u» grandson. m-nuau.., Louts u ....un, wiw nnd Mrs. Lynn Heine and son his Barlow, who Mr. Tommy of St. Javeph. Mr. and Mrs. leaves ‘'soon soon for the army. * '' and Mrs. Myron Bishop and family, Hennea and daughter Helen of Charlotte were weekend guests of Benton Harbor. Pvt. Bud HenCANNED > Kl ITS at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Dan ,nes of,1^ Custer. Mrs. Marie PutDouglius. * Luella Schrier is in na'‘’ of Detroit and DcVon Putnam Knlamazoo caring for Mrs. Paul “n(i family of Dearborn, a The REO SOUR PITTED EVERGREEN IA POIHTS «*, Schrier and baby. * Mr. and Mrs. Nve farm owned bv Mr. Norton has PIE CHHtRIES IONA CORN NO. 2 CAN 1IC H. T. Lord of Battle Creek were *° Mr. Sopp of Battle SULTANA 1ASTY Sunday afternoon callers at the Creek. 14 POINTS «■»FRUIT COCKTAIL 17c NIBLETS homr 'Df Mr and Mrs. Roy Oaks. ------- —-—« • --------------- 12-OZ. CAN IZC * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dtinn. re- orrer ton publication SCOTT COUNTY SLICED It POINTS SA­ ceived a letter from their son Alsut. „t Miri.,<»» tk- 1-rui.nr IONA PEACHES ho.”^ 22c YELLOW CORN HO. J CAN IUC piteous stating he is somewhere in- fur rh- <-.i,.,i, ,.f iu„, ’ DEL MONTE—SLICED the southwest Pacific and is feelAt ■ >r<«|nn r.f -»..i < i;,m „ 4 PONITS 7FRESH—OUTDOOR ft J J . PEACHES --------------TOMATO PUREE NO. ing fine, but not receiving much rruh.i.- om.-, t>.r 1 CAN /C SLACK IONA mail yet. His new address is P.F.C. i in 'ai.i < ■ »nij. .... t>.. tuu. cf July 15 POINTS BR­ Alpheous Dunn 36151673, A. P. O- ' ’• ",4,11 RASPBERRIES TOMATOES NO- 2 CAN I IC 4554. care Postmaster. San Fran-' ''i-"i*nt. Ju.i»» DEERFIELD—ALL GREEN ebeo. California, U. S. Army. .„ ... . , . " 14 POINTS 01­ BARTLETT PEARS no® 25c ASPARAGUS 1 NO. 2 CAN JIC DICED LIMY'S FAIR LAKE ‘ »'■ FRESH—RED-RIPE « POINTS 11FRUIT COCKTAIL n ” «31 c URROTS Robert Armour of Battle Creek ; UOZ. GLASS I IC • U visiting ut Mr. and Mrs. H O. | J1”" Armour s. * Mr. and Mrs. Rolland I J"1/,}' II POINTS 11, GREEN BEANS NO. 2 CAN IJC Pixley and son Donald of Nash। FRENCH STYLE Ville and Mrs. Edwin Pixley and 41|1PI ’ 3l POINTS 1 t' sianuutco son Jerry of Hickory Comers, spent ' t.> 1 GREEN BUNS NO. 2 CAN HC U.S.No. I—WHITE COBBLER BEET SUGAR u Ac Sunday with their parents Mr. and m « RELIABLE CUT II POINTS «7Mrs. Chas. Pixley- * Chas. Ham­ ENOCH ED WAX BEANS NO. 2 CAN 1/C mond had the misfortune of ion*' PILLSBURY'S FLOUR SU7 COMSTOCK mg a valuable horse last week. * j'J;, 4 POINTS 7AU-EUSEOSE DICED BEETS Mr and Mrs. H. O. Armour spent WA OZ. CAN ZC IONA FLOUR >Ei., 9Tc Sunday In Battle Creek at the home • H-nr IONA of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Armour. * h ENEICHEO SPINACH Sunday callers at Mrs. Millers were, ' ■ RIPE—SWEET—INDIANA NEW GREEN SUNHYFIELD FLOUR ,, ... 93c Gladys Truby and Nettie Douglas •' ’ MOIEOH'E of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mra. j .‘"J* MISC. CANNED 2S2L1Sc IODIZED SALT Marcellus of Banfield. * Dr. Dale । * G. Treadwell of Auburn. Ind., is I SUNNEEISEO IONA coming this weekend to visit Chas. | •» 18c * EC '.:! NA CAKE FLOUR TOMATO JUICE Walklnshftw nt his cottage * Dr. । t „ NOE CAN ZUC Cl.EEE. CHI Rowling of Akron. Ohio is leaving1 j . J EOINE1 <n 2 .!!. 22c BAKING POWDER for home '.his week after a month I TOMATO JUICE NOE CAN IRC euhn.Aelo FUH REM AN S , ---- - ------ , ,----- ;----- -ORDER FOR PUBLICATION 2 41*. 9c URROT JUICE ,.S.W 12c BAKING SODA A worker al a California aircraft । TI,., ... JACS MOEE ■ plant has worked out a machine I l(,r ( „u„ly h«rr> MART'S DELIGHT I POINTS <10IX SUGAR operation which cun be performed I ..i.i t'.mi Be PRUNE JUICE QT. ROT. ZJC by a tiainee and triples output. i th. Piubst* otn.r in u>r n ID POINTS 1 JCEREALS PINEAPPLE JUICE NO . CRESTVIEW — GRADE B — LARGE 1 CAN HC KELLOGGS < POINTS nACOCKTAIL 44 OZ. 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THURSDAY, JULY 22. 1M> Ttotday and Mrs. I Anna Hergeman of Grand Rapids. * Bwerdfeyer falo spent I Merrick* grandson toon David Drake arc visiting Mr. and Mrs Mp Oscar f f* I 4 I and family । rtturnad with them' for a weoxa l Joncs^Mra, Ethel Hew and other J (J V I A L B ITEkJC I.' C. . com gave the Sunday moi II L M 3. For their honeymoon. Mr. and I aermon. * The C. R. next Hu * Mr*. Erway took a trip through the evening la to be led by Mari ———— Mtl Albert Rector and daughters | Joseph Mac Donald. Beaman 2nd 1 Mrs. Carl Finstrom visited Mr»- ———— „ t ————---------- Blue Ridge Mts. of Virginia at Weygatot and the subject la. lu:en Marjorie ot Woodland Class from the Grand Raven coast Herman Bodcr. in Grand Rapids . The Busy Eight Eight Club was enteren The Bu.»y dub was ■ Luray. They will make their home Christian Cares for Others.’' KVe gue4U or paimeHe, guard training station wm a Sun-1 Tuesday. . 1 'talned talned byby Mrs. Mrs. Chas Cha*. H. H. Jama Jamea alat gm Rodman ---------------------------------------next— Tuesday. July 27. tha County : parent*. last Tuesday. day guest of Miss Doris Gamble, i Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lewis and her home. Monday evening. July July 13. J4. Washington. C. E.. Council 1* to be held C the , wit, and Mr. and Mra: Gerald Van Aukln | Mra. Nelson Gardner left Mon- Mra. Flory Storey visited Jrjends During lhe evening-arlaes ware Coats Grove church with afumoon : Mr*. He by Mrs. Clarence Johncock and 1 University of California at Berk- meeting and pot-luck supper. E. 8. of Bellevue were Sunday guest of I day with several young people from Sunday tn Saranac, Lowell and I the V. B. Church (or fto Marantha Freeport. Mrs. Harry McDonald.Mra. Jessie McLaury and family. McDonald.j lejb and taught In the Davis High Thominon. vesta Sense and Iv* MUm Miss Betty Mooil Moore. spcnt spent Bunday Sunday । Bible conference Vacation school I! Mr*. Mr*. James James HH. Parmer and Mr*. Brisbin will.represent the Ictal so­ to assisting Herbte W Alh !;sr Hurry Baldwin Bahrain are visiting Battle «4fh her family in In Middleville | near Muskegon. Mra. Gardner will j1Harry Tlicse who enjoyed a picnic din- I John to a graduate of Hasting* ciety at the meeUng. * Several hi* hoUsc. * Mr. and Crerk friend* friend* fr: Mrs UMc — ■“• — *rl “vn* well, Creek Mr, Norman Mnrmtvn Keller *C*liar left Irlt on n,. MonU/m, . --- — ■— l^om -a w«.. — --t-Mr. ”for —Kov - a-few — day*. —,4. , on Sunday at the home ot Mr. HUfh, 1934. Michigan Slate College, from here hate called on MA. Bm- Gibson spent YtiMday da“ for Tew"where she will nut known knnm Inxtrurtur -*■.!. ......... Mr and .nd Suonter w while there .... ana . Mr. Mr*. Roy Suppler will be atM1 Mr* Wilson Spencer were: Mr. 1038. and received a *cnolarshlp to ma Bragdon since her return from will remain a month. Tlie boy* and »l Gun lake tor the weekend. . an d M rs , O f south Hasthe Agricultural Division of at Unlthe hospital. her husband. oirt. whn Major Dean J VuiiPalter of Fort un„. Mr „ll(| Mra. CIare undauer i vcrsily ot California, where he did who accompanied H..r her ,nA nnd wii: - Weekend guesu of Mr*.* Norbert girls weekend ■>> al uw the anC and| family of Battle Creek. Greek. Mr. Mr. nnd and I graauato graduate worx work unut until ne he eniutect enlisted in Sullivan were Mr. and Mr*. Uuy stay for a shorter ptriod are Phvl- i Custer yu»ic. spent tto wevaenu torn* of <.f Sheriff siu-riff Glenn Gtenn Bera. iu-r«. ,। Mrs the Naval Naval Reserve, Reserve, getting getting hto hto comcomMrs. clayton Clayton siertscma Slertsema and and eftugh-1 aAugh- the After a two day furlough al home Rondot of Dctrtlt, Mrs. Rondot re­ ILs Webb. Norene Birdsnil. Joyce tome Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and CARLTON CENTER ' Thompsou. Milo and PhillipCold-I Weekend guests of Mi. and Mrs. । ler all<j Mr alld Mrs j Frances ndulon as Ensign and reporting maining for tire week. Mrs. Herbert Geiger were Arthur UM.I Palmer raiim-1 were •CIC Mr. mJ andMr*., Butlne , ButineofofKalamazoo. Kalamazoo,Mr. Mr.and andMra Mr*, for forduty amyat Newport. Rhode Island r--~ Mr. and Mra. Janie* Mason were iffl. ‘fem Birdsall und Gerald Os- : O*rar Mrs. Arlke Todd enioruliwd 9 > Emory Emory IFox ox and ami Bill BillTowne Towne of of DeDe- | L. l. A. Day and Wendall and Mr. und Sept Sept 8.8. law. 1942. niter After ua two two monllu monuw iX'".'”1' little folks Wadncoday hotUKlMUw Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. Ho- troth. Rending communicator school. Mra. Grace Grant Colgrove ot ’ trait% Laurence and Mrs. Charles Charles Day Day and and Stuart. Stuart. Also Al*o Indoctrination Indoctrination -period ’ there, ' -he jnd “nH MMrs. ” Roy Strong of Tamarac. birthday and Jerry Jerry Ahrens Ahrens Mra of her daughter Jacqueline Mis* Janet Teale of Kalumaxoo ‘ i Mra-Gordon and-- Mtoa spent two atWashington- Mr.and Mra. Edgar Strong Odeua Grand Rapids, vtolled Mra. P T 1 ot Grand Rapids are Handing the Mra. Gordon HoHman Hoffi----------*•• - Joy •“ 1I ------ — ~ month* ----- who was 0 yr*, old. The afteniouu i spending a month with Mra. Ken------- Saturday. week Mr and _» Bamrvllle n— week with andMra. Mra.Palmer. Palmer1* I■ V.vnDoren of a to ofwar. then asxlaned Mr’ Strong Catherine Chaffee of Nashville spent the week Colgrove. jNavy Yard Bureau ^dnanceTat th" nn<1 Mrs. Annis. ot Norcutt Jhnhookand * was spent playing gftMj.'jMM lii McIntyre. 1 Mix* MU* Anita Anita Hvatt Hyatt of of Joltet Jotot. Ill Bl. to vanuoren 01 which "Jackie - opened her glfto Mr. and Mra. Frank McMillan end in Ann Arbor with Mra. Lambic. I Mr*. Fred* Hale and daughter ,1 with her grandparent* Mr. and Mr* I Monday night a dozen- friends Navy Department, where he I* rta- Mr. and Mrs ~ Elmer "* Bcott called “J *' Gue*I* ot Mr. and Mrs. Hamid । Maryellcn and Mra. Ed. Birdsall on Claude Scott of Lowell. Sunday and then refreshments were en­ J F. Edmonds for a two weeks’ gathered at the David Goodyear uobed a‘ the^present time. Phillipa for two weeks ,are Mrs. I spent Monday in Grand Rapids. everal days last week. afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs. Harley joyed. * Mr*. Cleon Landon and 1--L. . V . if. .... . .... .. , ,, ... visit. Mr*. Arthur Yarger and children Mrs. R. O. Ftnnle has rented the Jack Nolen and daughters Louisu, Mr. and Mr*. I Taylor spent Sunday with their called Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. I St the Carl Jackson iiome tnfcelo Spirt* apartment Hi W. and? Shirley of Hannibal. Missouri, Mbskcgon and Mr. daughter. Mn. Harold Rlttenger who arrived on Wednesday. Roh of Grand Raj Jrcen St. and family of Lowell. * Mr. and near ClartuvlUe. Bunday. * Your Mra.______ Daniel Poland of Middle- , Mra. A. J Vvdder spent _______ _____________ n Bdm' Shi'S ■"‘l >*" IV«n SOirTHWBMT WOODLAND Mr. John F Brake and Mr. and correspondent received the follow­ ing wedding announcement conIBe lias been vtoltifig iter son and ,hf,*r > Mrs John E. Brake and family — ■mllr Mr *nd Mra *«— Cltarlei rn.--,— Po- I Mr. Mr and Mra. Mrs. Frank Spcnsley Spensley. ; Pic. and Mrs. Howard Bolo of 1~a*’ ” , Popenng. Mrs. Ray Finnic Mr* Mto* IgU Guy and Mto* Virginia railed on Mr' railed Mr. and Mrs Vcrn Wen­ nto of Battle Creek. White «he£Jc^ine and Davltl of Dowficra Chanute Field and Cirampaign 111.. *<Jira'toS | FTrnch and Mr. and Mra. ’ Anspaugh of Hasting* left Thur*- ger of on Hareto ger of Harris Creek Sunday. * Mr. kmi Richard Ha»klni< announce tho hey visited ftet. Richard Palm.-r I Grove. 11 arrive .... on ... Friday .for ...r a .। Waited visited relative* and friend* Irlend* her* here «a« ^n Standee day-foe California. Mtorourl where Br .- ... . i.V..., v.-..u „ and Mrs. Henry O Beland of Lake ai.d of Mr*Detroit MauriceMr* Edmonds and Ij rllh Mr. and C. Sun Sunday. marriage of their daughter. Mart Percy Joncsnospltal who is from I 6 '^*11 With und Mra. C day. . letro •.oi uai- ’Mr. family Ednuvmh • • • I they will visit relatlvravniey plan Odessa spent Sunday at Emery — Mrr-wna wra vti* f c 'f Ovtcnit Mr*. Edmonds I • ,, M Mr-and Mra. Otis Tetro Batheir, neighborhood , E-^ar’ ‘g*jr!ILd Mr * Oll *i.T ’;}ro of,Ba, 7 1 and Ute children remained and are Mrs Cedric ,to Guy EUtotU S«T*to^ Cedric Morey Moreyentertained entertained the the on on returning retunitng home home Friday Friday ** Mr Mr Kime'* kime’s. Mr. Mr.’nnd and Mra. Mrs'. Harold Harold YoL Y^! Craek were weie M*C w ekend cucsLs of — “ :,d t*»«* c,ll,a childt-n remained and ar are |, Mr*.---■Mrs Arnold Malcolm daughter Mr’ Robert Jr.-sen and children j tie Creek weekend gUesLs ln 1,lr ‘ -k'• at rcmaincu ana — bridge „,..u — Chase and sons ..def . of . ..Freeport were Sundav eve- LnlU-d RtaU* Arm* .A,r Air Pnrr*. an ^ AddlTLewU. Mtendine a. wjh w<-vk Gun lake. wnrnne n r-.-m iiKr ■ members----of ,her Club for andi »».. Mr*. r...... Laurence ic rnniiUi num tn their comln. Mds. Addie Lewis. ■harlotte and son Pvt Lawrence 1 oI Chicago are spending the Weekend guest* of Mr anti Mr* !<irsM:fl 0,1 Monday night High of Coats Grove were Sunday din- mng visitors. * .Mr. and .Mr*. Clay- ^nt^ninelitHutrerfif wtv’irai»hSl* ialcolm-of Latuing were guest* of *ul1 Mr- and. Mra. Clarence Craw- Their son. Pfc. Delbert Tetro. who owurd Newton were Mr*. Inez core* uerr turned In by Mr* Morev net guest*.of Mr and Mrs. Ora ton Mote nnd family. Joseph and Sj* I1wa* on’a ro-wion were Mr*. Inez tote aunt. Mrs. Ida PulmrUrr ford. — home -----------‘ 13 ” 'day 4*” furlough Howard ------------Gordon remained for a Delia Scott s|xnt Sunday with Mr i CMlfornla — at home M>m ~«i d.u«h..r M...MD Oi JS»!S 2?*3?US hteweek”’ — ’’------------ I MUs Bonnie Brandstciter enter- from Camp Beale. Calif., wa* *1m> Kenyon nnd daughter Marjorie of bands spent the evening at tto old Hecker and family aliti Mr nnd Mra Harold Kaechele of Cale- lS»h#"iTe । Kalamazoo. Robert and Mra. Omar Christian and fam- donia. * A good number attended I nu‘.. Apartment B, I Robert Gardner Gardner returned returned to to YpitlYp*i- ‘Bl,H'd MUs Eleanor Steven* of De- a guest last week. Mrs. Lewis went1 "Pvt. nnd Mrs. Roy Finstrom were home of C. B. Brandstclter. urn* — Congratulation* and a wealth anti Tiaiulav after atiendiiiu a tlnv tr<nt for a few days last week und home with them for a Visit and guests few days visit. * Mr. and Mrs. Har- the W M A. at Mrs. Dorothy " ““ last weekend of Barry Has­ rith’hto mother Mrs Irma Gard- !on Sunday returned to Detroit with then went to Albion. spent from Fri- Brake s Thursday. The next meet- of happiness to you Sergeant and Many delightful affairs were giv-. ily of,mKalamazoo er * ' lier for h week's visit. | Lyle Dunning uf Whiting. Ind , tings in Bay* City a member of Paul ..—i... ------ .. । lnc k1u |jr wl(h Mrr Maxlnc Sur_ Mra. Guy Elllotl. * Mra. Sherman ' Mra R T Hannon and sons ' Miss Marie Rowe of Big Rapid* | to a gtost of Mr. and Mra. C. A. Nielsnns band. Pvt. and Mrs. Fin- en last week for lhe pleasure of I Fisher cottage at Saddle Bag lake. bard Thursday, July 29th. Every­ Ohler of Grand Rapids spent Bat were formerly members of the MB* Evelyn Bulky of LoulaVlIle. the nite with Mr. and Mn. Marlowe. * «■*!": ! Sf* W*‘h M” \ KK. 'm.wS’kW .»d d.uiL.er strum Aunt Marv Fisher. MBs Susie Fish ­ one invited. band and reiiort that it Is in top guest of Mr and Mrs. Robert Fin­ Mr and Mra. Gerald Ttscher and and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Full­ form and enjoying a successful *ea- nic who returned lo her hume on er Capt.Kentucky R. G. Finnic of Bowman of Trenton are guests of Mr. and family and Grandpa Jack Smith er were Sunday evening callers. * MILO dr»e Agnes Fi*h«-r ^Mr^ Hannon ' Field? wili arrive on Sun- II Mrs. Al Beumer thu week. . Monday. were In Lansing. Bunday. * Mr. Marvin Kantner and Roger Flani ­ Mr und Mrs. Chester Stein of and Mrs. George Olmstead were rrived in time to •<,- her brother da>' ,or ft teK le*ve 111 Mrs Gerald Swerdfcger and twin gan are spending this week at M DwUhi In&rLKe I “I" s»lb Br.n±>t«ur wu i. | or BulUlo. New York wrrlvrd New Albany, Indiana were weekend .Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Walt were Camp Mack. Indiana. * Private Emliv Wilcox were Charles Spauid- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and urned to Wyoming While here KUeMl °r M1“ Jud>’ Johnson m Thursday for a two weeks vtUt guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Kellar Stem host* at dinner on Wednesday. Mrs Carl Lehman has-been transferred ing and daughter Mnrlon of Kala- Mr* Carl Olmstead al Woodland. Robert and Mickey Cochrane of Finnic entertained two tables of from Little Rock* Ark. to O Reilly inazoo nnd Mr. and Mra. Frank * Mr. and Mra. Clayton Valentino riaing last wcck • j with- Mr. and Mrs. Roman FeldColdwater are guests ot their bridge for dessert on Thursday and General hospital. Springfield. Mt«- Andrus of Hasting* * Mrs. Merle and family enjoyed a picnic dtanar Mr; and-Mrs. will Jwlgiil'* new son Bruce who ar- 1 Mr un“ Mrs Roy Hubbard ..................... — I pausch ei’.urdxy “it!; "n.. Drr.x I Mra. Clarence Weiss and clui- grandiuircnts Mr and Mrs. George on Saturday. Friday evening Mrs. souri. * Mrs. Robert Utery and Bradfield was in Kalamazoo Tues­ '•«_IK'S '.V h“EIU!I Newton. Mrs. Burr Cochrane of Attic Hay and her daughter. Mrs. son of Lake Odessa. Mrs. Gallen day on business. * Mrs. Emily Wllits mother the first part of the ' De Vries and daughter Betty In dren of Memphis will arrive pn- Coldwater und Mi*s Mania Jean Fay Clardy invited eight guest* for Muxe Grand Rapid*. I dav for u few weeks vtvit with Dr. 5Pt*nl.‘L,,Vedr’'"rvSOc “Y1 f"?1‘ George Barkdul and Mra. ttnma Mlske ana and oaoy baby or ot Lansing spent Newton of Kenosha arrived Wed ­ dessert and bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Bronson/and Mrs Guv Keller Saturday afternoon with Mr. and ... _. £5 Orleble. * Marlon Clem and Roy Mrs. Fredrick Granger left TuesMra K’m Sigler and daughter nesday for -the remainder of the Mra. Paul Brodbeck. * Sgt For- dinner. dlnner Little Larry wl Wlcox "« re- Fuller were fishing last week at lay to visit her daughter and hu*- Mrs. 8. C. Brock, and Mrs Mac week and mt Sunday nil will go to Robinson spent Ute weekend with Madelyn left Sunday fur Connectlsi*nd a with hlx Cummins—Mr. Clem sav* to ht« to On Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Joseph rest Hvnes Hvnes nas has retumeo returned num home tor for ,nalnrd <md. Mr and Mr* Clark McClel.Morrtwn lake for a two weeks' va- McKnlght entertained with a (am­ arest twenty relatlve* in Jackson On Sunday our where they will, deliver a Royal day furlough, after “ r “ ndm °th»r. * Mr- and Mra. Rush fuh itories to teH. but he saw some an. at St. Petersburg, Fla. for sevfifteen gathered oh the lawn for nZCoach trailer at one of the govspending the post fourteen montlt* Sau ? l<lr ’ ’ ! ' are entertaining the forfine crops in the North. * Howard ity dinner al the Hotel Hastings ral weeks. Mr and Mrs. Dewey Retd, daugh­ and Mr and Mrs. Willard Smith in Iceland. He will be stationed in delightful family dinner lit thf. ernmem. camp*. They expect to iUtThf.‘J^1IhSS,<ffd n°r ,RC' ,A1Itrdl?’ und M1“ Marjorie Brody. home of Mr. and Mrs. Basil SmitU'bc gone about three weeks and will ter Marjorie and Mr* Don Kceirr gave a .uipjtcr party that evening Indiana when his furlough end*. }r?u*,„Thr Ro1 ,a,nil> both of whom are employed tn DrAJJan Kelley left on Sunday Ur [ visit hbtoric spots in New England will leave Saturday for a weeks' stay in her honor. Sundav a family reunion was held ' atc ‘P1’“BtULaome .lima. trolt xnent the weekend with Mr. ut Lake Citj- where Mr. Reed plan-; Allerdihg. Mra. Mn’ In hto honor at Charlton park. * « ttoir farm. * Mra Frank Remit and Mra. Roy H. Alletdtng. Flint where he has employment before thi ir return with the'A- C. company. । Mr and Mra Carl Richards of to do some fanpy fishing. Lx*t Wednesday six members of and Mrs. Clarence Sisson. Betty FUrk F B[ody ,nd dat«hUr VW* Mr* WUllarn Stebbins left Tues­ the Merry Go Round club, a for­ Mr Ily of Grand R-inlds Rapids over the week, week­ t*™, Mra. Stewart Kelley wto spent Grand Rapids sjrent Tuesday with and Paul of Irving were Wednee- 11 n.«n. were hi —w guest* from Te Lansing dinner day for a ten day* visit with Iler mer group-’of classmate* at the day evening guest* of Mr. and Mra. end. * Mr. and Mrs. Merle Brad­ Sunday and Marjorie joined tbMA lost week in Flint returned with her ; Mr. and Mra. Leun Sunder, granddaughter Susan JellLv who will A week end gue*t at the home mother. Mrs. C. T. Hampton at Morgan School met for a pot luck Keith Furiee nnd son. * Mr and field were In Hostings Monday on going from tonr-to Gun lake to 4.^ their ccttage where they Will spend remain for a few weeks. I of Mr and Mra. R E. Walt was R. Iron Mountain. reunion dinner at Thornappll* lake. Mrs. Wm. Adrlance of Grand Ran­ business. ML'js Dorothy Roush from Borgess Members present were Mrs. Pau­ i Ids Dayo Larkeu and Mr and Mrs E Walt. Sr. of Little Rock. Ark. 1 their vacation, while Howaro lP were over night guests of Mr. Harold Doxie were In Kalamazou Mr* Georg* Snook and daugh- Hospital In Kalamazoo is visiting line Mead, Freeport. Mra. Halite and Mra. James Guy Wednesday BRANCH DISTRICT turned to Detroit. * Mr. and MftL on Sunday. iter Elsie left today for a few day* her family this week. Schaffer. Otsego, Mra. Etta Mead evening. * Carolyn and JackqueRichard Durby who to stationed Clayton Valentine received word Pfc. David C Bechtel of Patter­ and Mr*. James Howard of Morgan. ; Mr and Mra. Otis Culler of I visit In Detroit. In Texas, is enjoying a few day* from daughter that her htuline Brodbeck were Sunday guests , Grand Rapids (pent the weekend | Mr*. Cedric Morey is spending son Field. Ohio, visited his grand­ Mrs. Merritt Mead of Thornapple. of Mis* Peggy Nelthamer of Wood­ furlough at his home here. * Mr. I»nd. Lieutenant Bud L. Flvnn haa his with stolen. Mr*. Lillian ' the week aijth friends in South mother. Mrs. Edith Bechtel and Mra. Eaii Mudge, Hastings and a land in honor of the Utter's birth­ and Mra. Ellis White and Patricia br'-n promoted to Oommatoini OfLichty. Mlu Verta Culler and Mr* . Haven. Mary Lee will be in Battle other relatives in Hastings over the letter of regret was read from Mra. day * Mr. and Mra. Joscnh Smith came for their ron. Nonram. who , ftCCT °t Company "O." * Plin to peekrnil . Mra. Bechtel recently re ­ ! Da Isle Skidmore. Creek with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cecil Munton. । and daughter Patty and friends of ha* spent the past two weeks with “*—* ***“ '*"**— “— turned from Terrebonne. Oregon, Mrs. Victor Munton of But’.D I Yerger. 1 Hasting* and Mr. and Mr*. Gene hto aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. ter Methodist church next Bunday Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Myers of south Creek is the guest of Mr. and Mrt Ml* Janet Edger, of Battle Creek which Ls also David's home. of Flint were Saturday cal- Kenneth Norton. * Mr. and Mra. at 9 o’clock and enjov a full hour Mr. and Mr*. C. H Thompson ot Hastings celebrated their 63rd birth­ ■ Ftoher Cecil Munton this week. I is spending a few weeks with her of snlritiml splendor with Rev. Win­ lers on Chas. Farlee and family. Grand Rapids visited her brother. day. on Sunday. July 18. Those * A family gathering was held al Wayne Conklin and chUdren of Al­ gard. Af'*r the *endcea you can Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs I grandmother. Mrs Irene Rayner present were Mr. nnd Mrs. Gerald , the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry legan. visited her parents. Mr. and »ntov visiting with vottr neiahbor* Frank Masher jvere Mr. and Mra Mrs. Knthryne Kirtland of New- J G Hogle Monday. Mr nnd Mr*. Fritz Rehor of Can­ Thompson and baby Jerry and Mrs | Sandbrook Sunday. Those present Mr*. John Darby, also her brother. whom you are too busy tn talk to Kenneth Mosher und two daugli- , York City was the guest of her Richard, home on a rtort furlough. ters und Mr*. John Voight of Granr. aunt. Mrs Warren Calkins over ton. Ohio. nr<> visiting hto parents. Mary Fry of Freeport; Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sand­ * Prayer meeting this week Thurs­ during the week—they will all be Mr. nnd Mr* Jacob Rehor Melvin Hornsby and children ot brook. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph SandRatiids. ' the weekend. there. Mra. Henry Leonard and mother Hastings; and Mrs. Bessie Welsch I brook nnd children Mr. and Mr*. day evening at the North Maple | Pfc. Howard Bolo and Mr*. Holo Mra Donald Welllare and Mis* Grove church. Come. * a few from of Chanute Field. HL. were Suntla. Jean Kinyon spent a few dayS'last of Grand Rapids visited Mrs Henry of Middleville. All had an enjoy­ BUlis Sandbrook and daughter, thi* wtfy attended the funeral ot I guest* of Mr and Mr*. Earl Mudge (week at Mr. and Mrs. George Wcll- Gregory and friends in Hastings able time. r. and Mrs. WUfred Sandbrook ana Corral Eldred, ut ’he Community । children and Mr. and __ । Mra. ,,_ . Donald । and Mr. and Mra. Emerson Struble. ; fare s cottage nt Alsonuuln lake. — .. . church. Saturday afternoon. A Mr. Mrs John 'H. Birman. Jr. arrived 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mosher were Also Mn, Betts Singleton and Miss For the pleasure of MLx* Iztutoa Sandbrook and daughter all of . guests r.t Grand Rapids relatives J Winnie Lancaster spent the witk- home on Tuesday from Baltimore. and Mis* Shirley Nolen of Hannl- BUnchard and Mr and Mra Oro on Sunday. end there, and Ella Ftoher. Ronald Maryland after spending the past mJ; MHkrold ttphiViu™n8Mt1«r a'nn Sandbrook nnd son of Mt. Pleas: Mrs. Floyd Merrick of Detroit ar- | Bros* and Elwyn Wellfurc were four montiM with her husband who HBr®ld 1p,hllllpsj A«*F*e iUlt * HalPh Hershberger of DeThe Hollywood Beauty was stationed at Fort George G. Goodjcar is giving a decan*V bridge troll was a weekend guest of Mr I rived Wedncsdiiy to spend the re- cnllcrs. ‘ niainder of the week with Mrs. EdSunday callers al Mr. and Mrs. Meade. Maryland. i party thin afternoon. Her guexte In- Juuj mu. Walter Hershberger. Mrsi Shop will be closed from (elude MLss Beverly Bradford, MUs Chnlmer Hershberger "and Mra I ward Burton and other relatives ; Geoigu Weilfare’s cottage at Lake Martha Wedel Miss Julie Sheldon. Fr«i Giles of Ora.to Rap"ds wen Mr. Merrick nnd their duughtei Algonquin were Mr. and Mrs HarMrs. Herbert Shannon are expected | old Vogel of Muskegon, Mr. and MLs* Mama Hom Miss Nancy Wait, gundav guests there. * Ferris LathJuly 26 to Aug. 2 for for lhe weekend and Mr*. La Van- | Mr*. Shydcr nnd son of Ferndale Miss Florence French. Mix* Sally rop rop of Of Toledo. Toledo. Ohio, Ohio was a week week-­ 1 a — A of -.-A. ---- was chn Merrick will return to Detroit I nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jubclt ^®c^y‘‘arJ<J^nSe,J7n^!S “Pdl< ,nd -----guest reUUves here. Mrs. with them for an indefinite stay, and children of Ferndale. Mrs. Miss Ann Davis of Battle Creek. | ....... Lathron and daughter w who have u|, I...U „u ,,A, t vocation. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Weaver went I PetsT TUkens of Alio. Mr. and been visiting her parents. Mr. nnd A co>oifid arrangements of orange to Fulton on Sunday to bring back i Mrs. Vernor Fewiess. Center line. Mr^dMr. ^MUInenUr- Mra Owen Smith and other relalilies and white hydrangeas Ulncd their club at their home tive» for tlie past two weeks re-1 Mr. Weaver's mother who has been I Detroit. Mr. and Mra. Guy Fcwiess_.tiger T very ill nnd will remain with them nnd Patricia and Mr. and Mrs. Se, , c- ntered the lounge table, and^boulouets of pcrentat peas and Queen U1pv-t.!dRobertUrB™«Uc of Fort Bel- i k" Annex luce the luncheon tables at Mr. Miller and Mr. and Mra. Lloyd | COATS GROVE voir. Virginia spent n week's fur- 'to — ■ —...» .^™. lough with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis I Wldrig this week. Sunday they at- . GucM Day. Sixty two members and Up to 10.00 on sale at Beadle and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil temftd the family reunion at Lan- f friends were present. Mra. Roman Feldpausch. the nresldent hftro- Mra Forre*t Munton. • rsing. 1"1j **’••-------- ,u-----------,2.__________ I *»h l*r «‘»‘*r. Mrs. Cecil Bennett Mr?.. A A,-.Kirchncr ;and two duccd the guests: those from out of Mra. V/hyne Merrick and Mr.-. sirs, a rt.pvtrmncr । in Hastings. * a picnic dinner for Gary Crook drove to South Havifi children of Newport, R. 1. are town bring Mr* Mervin Klren with ERWAY—FOSTER ■ standing a tew weeks with relatives I Mra. Dick Jacob*. Miss Marlon SawMiss Edwinna Caroletta Foster, ■ Mra. Pearl Demond in honor of I and friends. ’ ver nf Kalamazoo with Mrs. Roy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. 1 her birthday was held al Gun lake 1.95 values on sale at_______________ Mr. and Mr*. Sumner Myers and , Hubbard. Mrs Gerald Swcrdfeger. Footer of Santa Rosa. Calif. be- .I an Sunday attended by her father. ■daughter returned Sunday to their Buffalo with Mrs Roman Feld- camo the bride of Ensign John Er- । Arch Graves, her son. Lloyd and 1 home in Feeport. HL. after spend- nau’ch. and Mrs. Carl Richards of way'oF Waahl'ngton. D. ”c'"*on of! w E”,w !t ing two weeks at Gun lake. Mra. Grand Rapids with ,.Mrs Leon er. Mrs. Gordon of Hastings. * Mr , Myers' parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Henry j Standee. Tlie golf chairman. Mr*. tings, on June 38. 1.98 and______________________________ Wood*, of Cincinnati were their David French announced that the The ceremony wa* performed in and Mr*. Harve Woodman and eiirstH over the weekend of July 10.' pairings have been made for the the Chevy Chase Presbyterian daughter Ruth were Sunday guests of Mr. und Mra. John Woodman. * I Mr-and Mrs. Levi Payne of J July Handicap event and matches church. Washington. D. C.. ut 7:00 Mrs. Della Cotton of Mulliken to । Grand Rapids were here over the must be played before next Tuesday. p. m.. fifty guests attending among weekend vixltlng her parents. Mr. The morning golf event for low them being several Naval officer*. spending a few days with her grand­ 2.50 values to close out at and Mra. Henry Cook. | putts was won by Mrt. Ray Branch The Lohengrin Wedding March daughter. Mra. Lawrence Chase and | Mr. and Mr*. Clayton SlerUeina j and the bridge prizes were awarded was used for the processional, the family. * Mr. and Mrs. Clayton | and daughter. Rita, spent lust week to Mrs. Edward J. Adams.,Mrs. Ed- bride being given in marriage by Goodrich nnd son of Lansing spent a part of, last week with the Law ­ 1 with her parents. Mr. and Mr*. 1 ward Van Ponerlng and Mrs Lt. Laurence Claypool. [ Prank Day ot South Hastings. | Charles Potty. The committee for For her wedding the bride chose rence Chase family. * Mr. and Mrs. . Mr. and Mrs. William Jahnke of I next weeks bmcheon is Mra Robert a suit of dusty blue silk, with Ernest Smith went to Flint Satur­ iJtruing spent nnrt of last week; Conk Mrs. H. Werner. Mra Don matching wide brimmed hat. with day and brought tome their son. with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Spencer Smith. Mra Clair McKee Mra. Rob­ beige snake-skin accessories and an Cleon, who has been In training in . »r cniuh r*iUHi» rr| Harknes*. ot South Dibble at St. . orchid corsage. She carried a lace New Haven. Conn. He 1* spending 1 few days at home and then goes Mra. M. V. Himes and daughter --------------handkerchief tlial her mother and To close out at Sue of Kalamazoo visited Mra STEDGE—SMITH also her sister carried at their wed* to Idaho Other visitors at the Smith home on Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Anna B. Reed for a few days last — Word has been received by Mr. dings. Mrs Mr* Augusta August* Claypool ciaypooi was mat ­ I and Mr*. Clyde Sledge of the mar­ *ndJ?rsA.yHJlen Dichloricidc । Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ryan re­ riage of their son. Lvnn to Mtos ron of honor and wore a dress of **nd with blue turned on Friday from Detroit Mary- Oleta Smith of Natchez. Mi%s blossom blossom pink pink with blue accessories accessorte-..; ?,* nnd sons. * Mr. and Mrs. Will 1 lb. ?,d where they were guests of Mr. and The double ring ceremony was Her flowers were of white gladiolus. | nn^n.*P'rr Double Bed Size, white *crS^drha^ Mrs. Melvin Gclow and brought uead by Dr. W. A. Sullivan in lhe Peter DeVries, uncle df Ute groom their granddaughter Sandra Kay Presbyterian parsonage in Natchnz served as best man ' an“ MrF- JesM- Chase and Mra Gclow home for a week's visit. on July 8. The couple wa* attended ‘ The Claypools are old friends of Ethel Hall on Sundajr. * Betty AlAmong the girl* a* Camp Klt- , by Mias Mildred Brown of Natchez the bride and groom of former day* nlnf A1? *“nt unniwa this period are Lou Anne nnd Sgt William Babcock of Foil nt Davis Calif Mra Peter DeVrtc* I !n Saranac .And Margaret Allerding Scobey. Leslie and Suzunnc Haw­ Wayne. 'A small company ot im­ was theeonly guest from Michigan, i ‘nasM‘?Ser|n-vV|neln*B mF £Sn2Kr,‘?U thorn. Helen Stebbins. Patsy _We- , mediate f/ienda w?re guestv at the Th" Naw ntiritt officer* 1,1 MlOClltVille. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Ati wedding, after which n i cceptlon wofe their white dree* uniforms deli und Barbiira tohg. | /;on.Joh'? *®re held at the .... hnme , Mr. and Mr*, licrmun Arold of was ... ...ot tiro bride. Ushers were Lt. Robert Mill and j . s,u™la/ * Gordon I Ann Arbor will spend tills week- ' Corporal Stedgc to a technicl.in In Ensign Bert Ingtey. both fellow Ot- I Jit *“ a’!Tk One large groujt at end with Mr. undVdrs. Edward Van the motor maintenance division of dnance officers. with hL* grandparents. Mr. and Mr*. Following the ceremony. Mr. and! 2™,* Popcnng. | the field artillery at Camp VatiDoin. Fryl and Sandra Roush of Kala- . Mtostoslppi. Mrs De Vries entertained the wrd-^ On account of R«- Crawford sufd mnzoo were here for a week with ' •• • dlng party at the Watergate Inn ~ Mr. and Mra. Warren Roush and MONTAGUE—GROSS Tlie wedding cake was a California *.-qr VICTORY BIIV wvr anvnR their parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd j A qutel wedding was performed fruit enkg. baked by the brides ( tOR v,CTOin “UY WAR BONDS . Roush came (or the weekend. | In tto Edmund* -home on West Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall last Saturday evening. "Esmond*” 8.00 values HarryRitchie ------- ... were Mr. and Mra. July 17, when Miss Mildred nuu Harry Ruth, Sum Gutchess of Nashville and Pvt Gross became the wife of Emcat 1 Don Gutche&s of MUslsslppi. ’------ *Montague. ------------I| Leroy Mr. and Mr*. Earl Tate ot Rock­ The bride wore a brown dress with ford were here for the weekend white accessories and a corsage of Single 70 x 80, value 1.39, at with Mrs. Virgie Reed and other red nud white roses and wore whip? daisies in her hair. The bridesmaid.' relatives. Leon De lurno. Jr., ot Ionia is Mis* Genevieve Gross, wore a navy, spending the week with Ills grand blue dress with white accworic* Regular or split sixes enlarged to 2Vi x 4’/4 parents, Mr. and Mrs Hugh Riley. nnd a corsage of red rnd white roses. 1 Prof. Charles Parkinson, head of , Howard Allen acted n» best man.’ The single ring ceremony wa* read . : the Science department at Olivet Developed and one print college and Mra. Parkinson lhe col­ by the Rev. B. J. Adcock, in the lege nurse visited L- W. Snell'over presence of fourteen guesu. Gladioli, rove* and (lox were used as dero. the weekend. Developed and one prim 36”, at only «a». 1 Mr*. nuuaaii Herman uaiuua Lanins u. of nowue.v Hillsdale ration* throughout the hntKe to aMlsting Mr*. Walter Perkins In ,. A WM given in honor of Those already employed in war work need not apply. the care of her mother who 1* senbrtdj, by tbc empaiyt-s of the 1 ouslv ill i Silvera Rich Co. APPLY AT OFFICE | Mr. and Mra. Donald Prentice.1 ^r*. ^nest Miintagur will Dirk ana and uune Diane oi of murgu SturgL* were were ir ti,™' ..'..J!1 38 W’ Mar*lwl1 Street. ■ ■ ■ ,1-iicx - weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. "astuigs. •mvMWM Fred Prentice. ------------------------------------------------ —— Mr. and Mra. Mptlhew CryiUU of ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED "Exclusive, but not exf>enjtv«” Kalamazoo spent the weekend with The engagement of Mtss Margaret l Mra. Anna B. Reed Mr Cryans. Johncock to Corporal Ceci! J. JohnHASTINGS 120 N. BROADWAY HASTINGS. MICH. wto wa* with the Nan' in the Mli of Lacey wm announced at a REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY 7-22 Pacific h«s been 111 with malaria party given id their honor. SsturHailing* Phone 2241 State & J offa non • and to home on a 30 day furlough, daxuenlng. July- 17. at the home ot j Mrs Beulah Izonaid *nd Mre. - Mr. ato Mr*. Rozcll Stanton. ’ERSONALS ~ , , M 1 Mr* h B c^Un,m n spending two week* al Oun MUMl**' Esther Doty of Athena wm i the city Friday and Mra. Charles “teeba. -■tbe. Ethel WUbur, WUbur. a former inumu­ .—.tore. ----- also of Athens te teacher pent Friday with Mrs Ann* Meiuffin. Mrs O. W. Harrington returned o Hobbs. New Mexico on Bunday ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS NOTICE Clearance Sale! CLUB NEWS FRIDAY, JULY 23 to WEDNESDAY, JULY 23 HOLLYWOOD WOMEN'S FINE DRESSES WOMEN'S WASH DRESSES WASHABLE RAYON SKIRTS Summer Needs! BAGS and PURSES POLAROID SUN GLASSES UNGENTINE for bums 50c tube 43c SUN TAN OIL 25c VIT.B COMPLEX CAPSULES h,’?o’“,s2’5 MOTH CRYSTALS 79c LARVEX MOTH SPRAY pt BAGS and PURSES RAYON SLIPS HEAVY CHENILE SPREAD Children's WASH DRESSES Gifts for Service Men! SWEATERS Playing Cards Furlough Bags BATHING SUITS REDUCE 25% Shoe Shine Kits Shaving Needs TWO TONE BLANKETS Photo Finishing Larger Pictures at No Extra Cost All 127-120-620 Regular Rolls Split Rolls REED’S DRUG STORE 49c 59c GIRLS WANTED COTTON PLAID BLANKET 36" HEAVY OUTING For egg breaking in powdered egg plant. ESSENTIAL WAR WORK SILVERS RICH & CO. FAST COLORED PRINT �Ville Pkne IIM, Nsabvllle ?•»» FOR RAI.K-4 O.-l. C. (Ul •.«(!. US U.«_ dae le pa< ll flfl-va data. bred to thoroughbred O. I. C. boar. prtred raaaenablr. K. H. Molt, phone TB6F1-3 f . _ 7=3; 1 Tilk HAl.tl—-5 hri.oj~.owa. 35 pit* from . ; .3 1<i a week* aid J. W. Silroeb. 3fe mile* eorlhweVl Helton. fl, Hon |.hone , ■ 7-33 1 FUR HALE—T Hire feedies II «- • Berb.r. Phone 717F3-I. 7 33 Washing Machine's Value Keeping the" washing machine clean and free from strain now is Just as Important as keeping the clothes while. A washing machine's valBe to the family now goes be­ yond the fact that It turns out a 1 . , EDITORIAL— ASSOCIATION NATIf Rosebud la eight, and the most -beautiful shade of caramel fudge. To her loving Mammy and Pappy she is known, on approximately al­ ternate days, as "Angel" and "You LOST. FOUND. STRAYED bernewhat general belief that the wolverine habitually lies in wait Ln a tree for deer to pass, then drops On her angel days Rosebud is equally Imaginative even if a more restful occupant of the little shack down on Vinegar Hill. Once when Sheldon Agency All Itads of Insaraace Surety Bonds hoas 3185 Hastiags Swanson part It may Be the last one for a while, since manufacturers of wash­ ing machines are now making war equipment carcass In one big meal. As a mat­ ter of fact, the wolverine rarely climbs,, seldoln attacks a full-grown deer and its appetite-la not particu­ larly large for an animal of its size. Wooden Map of Ohio A map of Ohio, made of Inlaid secUons of wood representing each county, adorns the southeast xpmer the governor in Ohlo'i new $8,000.­ 000 Hate office building now near­ ing completion. Its purpose is lo provide a ready reference for Ute [ency We Remove Dead Animals For Prompt Removal of . Old, Crippled or Dead j \ Horses and Cows / newspaper*. Mammy and Pappy don't take one. but there are plenty of perfectly good newspapers blow­ ing round Vinegar Hill. It was out of one ut them that Rosebud got her idea tor spending the ten cents the Bunny had put under her pillow the AUCTION SALES HEN«Y FLANNERY PHONE HASTINGS 2697 fas Rosebud disappeared down the Hill and reappeared soon after with a beautiful ten-cent War Stamp pasted firmly Into a brand new book Glycerin Marshall Furnaces Horses as quiet as a mouse and Mammy forgot about her until, coming in from the yard with her arms full of dry sheets, she encountered her child with a large hammer in her hand. Scenting the devil in her angel child. Mammy shouted at her, "Rosebudl Come yere with that hammer! What you planning on doing?” But dhat was done was done In C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Swanson Agency Cattle VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. Automobile Owners REDUCED RATES of lhe recently enacted Michigan Responsibility Act. Special Rates Property damage and Liability FALSE TEETH Responsibility Law may we ad­ vise you how this law affect* all Michigan motorist*? $1 000 PAIR Form Bureau State Agent Rock, Slide or Slip? Nat'l Bank. Bldg. CAN'T BUY THE AUCTIONEER DOUBLE SAFETY List yoar Auction Salt* with being trapped this spring by Indians on the Two Island preserve near The Pas, Manitoba. The Two Islands muskrat harvest is.being shared by 160 Indian and non-Bidinn trappers DEWEY REED Batea can be made at Banner office. Phona $487 Hasting*, Mich. Shipping Livestock Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone 158$, or call 717—F3 through th• An Increase both weight and stature distinguish the modem American soldier from the average citizen-soldier who entered lhe army in 1917. ll is revealed by the war-de­ partment following a study of med­ ical rvcords. In 191” the average man entering lhe army was 87.49 inches in height, but the records show the present soldier is 68 19 C. “BILL" SHERWOOD 'age weight of lhe 1917 soldier was 141.5 pounds, whereas the man en­ tering lhe army today lips lhe scales at an average of 151.3 pounds, an increase of 9 8 pounds. Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTEK INSURANCE CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiator*, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brats, Copper & Rapid development of two-way ra­ dio in municipal police departments showed tha\ more than 45 per cent of lhe cities now have this facility. In 1941 the figure was 35.5 per cent and in 1940 only 26 per cent Eightyone per cent of al) police cars have some radio equipment, as compared with approximately 75 per ccnj in CLENN F. LA U BAUGH M( No. Michigan Arenas mm ?«37 BaattMi cially for the purpose. For best re.suits the concrete should first be washed thoroughly with washing soda or tri-sodium phosphate in or­ der to remove any grease. This so­ lution is made by dissolving a pound or a pound and a half of lhe chemi­ cal in a«allon of water. After cleanfully rinsed with water and given two days in which to dry before applying the concrete etaln Truss Fitting Shell Horsehides Tame? My Eyel The most dangerous domesticated animal is the "lame" dairy bull, ac­ cording to farm experts Dairy raised as jpt*. suddenly turn killers. And th*jt \re more dangerous than beef bulls because they are quicker of foot and horn. So watch ouL The Sam Browne belt wa* eisenUally designed to allow an officer to carry a saber around without disarranging hl* waist bclL Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Dales can EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for toms of that good Lily White Flour IN ANY OTHER WORK SHOE If there were too many weasels, they wotfld quickly wipe out all small birds, animals and reptiles In the country . . . and although pro­ lific and quite safe from the attacks of birds and beasts of prey, they do not become numerous . . . largely killer, he has his value'to mankind ... in destroying rats and mice. DEAD STOCK REMOVED! LESSENS FATIGUE Bottle Creek Rendering Lloyd Rager, Mgr. Co. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. that mild clirfTSffe. Many houses have no chimneys even, for char- carrying huge bundles of wood may be seen everywhere. Usually they are barefooted, with bright black eyes and Indian features, and look radio equipment far mtorcyclcs also Increased—from 27.9 per cent to 31.V per cent of the cities reporting. Ued. Wolverine AUCTIONEER Palmg line the gleaming eoral beach at Nassau, and when the northern lands are shivering in the grip ot snow and sleet, the Bahamas ere like a veritable tropical para­ dise. At Nassau, the capital, the water is warm and unbelievably blue, so that the sand looks whiter and the palm trees greener by con­ trast. The belches are ideal, shel­ tered as they are by the Jutting coral reefs that surround the island. Feed Pullets Mash After pullets on range are 10.or 12 weeks old. they should be fed a mash designed primarily for laying birds, supplemented with all the grain they tion is reported by Prof. C.-S Platt, associate poultry husbandman, who says that 30 per cent of such a mash and 70 per cent grain is the most economical proportion of feed for growing pullets. WHEN your feet get tired, you tire all over just so much the faster. Wolverines help you avoid fatigue because they are always so amazingly soft and pliable — and help you to avoid accidents due to fatigue. STEEL CAP PREVENTS CRUSHING -ONE of the most painful acci­ dents and one of the commonest is a crushed foot. Yet, an over­ whelming majority of such accidents is prevented by the strong steel armor inside the toe caps of Wolverine Shell Horsehide Safety Shoes. It will make harmless a blow or rolling weight of many thousands of pounds. Why be content with less than Wolverine’s famous DOUBLE SAFETY? Since $1,000 a pair wouldn’t buy it in any other safety shoe, be sure your next pair are Wolverine ShellHoreehides. YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable HORSES $5.00 COWS $4.00 We hive 1 Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS We are offering just «ix (6) lota for sale. High and dry building sites. The lots range in size from' 70 to 135 feet water frontage, and 178 to 350 feel deqj. Each lot has access to Lights, City Gas, Tel. Good roads and nice swimming beach. Terms may be arranged to suit your buying power. BUY NOW while wages are high, and build when conditions will permit. REID'S RESORT, THORNAPPLE LAKE �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWO—PACK 1 »• HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. |ULY 2^2. 1943 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR their knowledge for the advance­ Home from Tucson, Ari* came kidding about not recognizing you football team out at the house for ment of civilization. Our war-time Duane Jarman on Monday and Boy.. when she tint got off the train be- a chicken dinner—we know now ' scientists are doing the impossible did you surprise you “mom'—she ■ cause you were so brown?—soldier. what an enterprising woman she Is. every' single day of their Uvea. Their wm nappy m everything. In fact. I she certainly hMl Good luck Fred, because It must have taken courage J war-time prngres* U-unbelievable. so is everybody that jou're-hwne for Word from Wes Cordes in the to figure on feeding a gang like By JANE CAMERON,1 Add this all up. and you have a postSouthwest Pacific—he received his that. Why not write ua a line about (Continued from Page L Section 1.) 14 days. the fellow* Bill, and tell them all 1 war period of progress that is dlzxykame feeling of being so completely Wish we could have visited with old Zolly aay*. "Howdy." We ll write At tong last we know why NapoW thte you while you were home WUbur you at— leon went around with hi* hand in “* "’S 1 Bclson—next lime make it 18 days i *° Someday you fellowa will look instead of 8 and we ll be sure to *ee hli birthday, to buy war stamp*. ■WJUlam M. Garrison his vest. He was hanging on to hi* nrw worW J* FUN7 Ye^lhJv* 10 daya^oreTr , Tuesday for pre-Hlght back on your experience* but we Co 808—US NTS. ration book. Probably Josephine pray it will never become possible Great Lakes. Hi. I Well, we gue.sA.wc have the IneaU was after his No. 18 stamp. COLOGNES for you to make comparisons with 1 all picked out orthls one. *Bye now. Mr*. Gerald Sinclair of Hastings s- sff any future wars. received word from her husband The family baby wm here and ....rsnrr rsiirn Now to—New* About town with PTC. Gerald Sinclair telling her shocked everybody by demanding AVIATION CADET CALLED I Tender, romantic I?1 ? it .... । Delaware. Ohio. of hi* safe arrival tn North Africa ’Z-.P And Don—did you know about the shortly after Eaater. PFC Sinclair to know It her Daddy waan't pretty FOR PRE-FLICHT TRAINING fragrance in quaint Home from Wyo. came, Dwight chorus of Jeer* and boos should „ .. ... Camo Phillips, Kan. took vou helped professor Glachino wrote that he thought Africa wm a The [FUher to shake hand* with his new Donald Clair Springer, *5 son “bottler designed have discouraged her but she still ”* °of Mr. H ‘ S^ f f :or “ n '.'T? ,Or 10 d “ y * »*U» * W1C C.E.. U off the _ j e... — .. = ( near ton. now twelve days old. Dwlghl pretty place and that he is well He luu unshakeable faith In her old ; JSfJ, mi. from rare old glua. you're looking great Sgt. nress (Bee storv elsewhere) Good ... July 6th (waanl »ure until the iMt minute ti entered lhe army November 27. 1942. The hand-blown 1 work lad. and tlie same success and and wm formerly employee at lhe man s beauty. Aren t children op­ I for Pre-flight Training. Previous to he would be granted a furlough but »iOh*Mln|,;wi i timistic? j hl* enlutnirtit in December, he wa* It went through, so here Dwight hl* bride (Winnie Johnson) home clfBr 8Mle*- to you in your new. venture. *■ | a student in Western Mlciiigan Colis a beamingly proud 'papa.' He from Colorado. uitu „ ni.vtnc ' rtuaeni western Micntgan coi11.75. Violin Bot­ Home last week and Just back ' roster down there al Delais with lhe QM. and 1* now In the <» oCTm lruc of Education, where he majorP P.C. Gerald Sinclair, 36404378 Pas* It on. One of them reaches < ed ... ”in'AvTation Mechanic*. During tle, designed from Administrative and personnel school from Trinidad was Ll. (Jg ) Roy । ware must have a goodly number of over and pick* anotlirr one In the , the fall of 1*2. Don and hl* chum Manker visiting his parents Rev. Barry county boys’ name* listed that he like* a tot. original antique, c o Postmaster eye and he yelps and Jumps up in iI from Chicago assisted their weld- | leaving Wednesday after 15 days and Mr* Manker. Roy 1* with the there by now because that is where New York City. New York 11.00. Two bou­ lhe air end when he lands he .'• ing instructor to conduct expert­ at home from South Dakota, was Nava) Air Corps, likes it and tell* many of our boy* tried their wings.' -Howdy" Russell Laubaugh in reaches over and picks the next j Zane Nash wm there you knowquets- Plantation Cletus Valentine (Carieton Center). about getting in a-little shouting ! ment* and to plan diagrams for the England Understand you and your brother in the eye. That one college textbook which the in»truc- i HI* brother Nelson U stationed in practice on a whale while enroute he wrote on July .10th— 'Arrived crew Garden andWood­ have obtained bikes and are squawk* and Jumps up and lands tor. J. W. Glachino. wm then writ- | . here nere yesterday. yesieroay. Had nao a tong ion* four tour day I Idaho but Iwpes lo be moved soon to the big show. HU address U: land Spice. Lt. Roy E Manker I trip across country, .»•« part of which riding all over lhe place in your and passes the friendly gesture on Ing. This textbook came off the where he thinks (?• he'll be nearer spare Ume—if. as. and when you Just good clean fun. but l“m glad Manual Arbi Press In March and b I Fleet ixuitofflce । was plenty hot. His address l»— Cletus (Just one of those things have any. Sorry we mused your I’m not a little rooster. New York Clty..N. Y. A/C Zane Nash called. "Oxy-Acetylene Welding, >ou never take a bet on) birthday on July 16th—glad you and. Cutting.'' by J. W. ^Glachh^ Pvt Clair M. Howell, husband of A brother. Wesley. H.HS. '41. U in I Desmet Hall. Gonzaga Univ. had a chance to see London and bv Spokane (11 >. WMh. It I lived tn Hastings, the first professor ot Industrial Educattoh. the former Ruth Sluts ot Alton- ’1 the Army and hopes lo gel a fur­ Tallynu, Ho.ororwnai whatjn««r have»wu. you.^><•to taxi at that— very Ritzy. eh what, thing I would do is to join the Western — .... -­ . sauy Michigan College of Edu quin lake, has been transferred from lough soon. soon HU His address is— Navy Mothers I would also Join the cation. Camp McCoy. Wla to Percy Jones |- Pvt Wesley W. **--*Manker Marine Harmon Wilcox who left ole man? Well write you at— Kalamasoo. Michigan." | Lt. Russell Laubaugh Army Mothers, except that they Don and his chum posed for lhe Thursday for Paris Island. 8. C. Hospital so b naw able lo be spend- Ij Co. K. 137 Inf A.P.O. » APO 634 '• postmaster Don Johnabn. HJIB. '41. (who don't have any. Illustrations in the chapter on safe- | •ng lune in Hastings every few day*. Camp Rucker. Ala. New York City. N. Y. ty. and helped Mr. Glachino in the Sorry we ----------------------------missed Pvt. and Mn, -----"Doc" Caston wm here over the PaUy is so mad at the cat for' step-by-step description ut all the *Mtald McKlbbin who were houte ftonald hot.te weekend from Fort Custer where he "Hasting* munst. be a big G*l* being a boy thateihe won't let him। different type* of welding. tost week from Aberdeen. Maryland | has been for a week. He expects to Town now with »(T the fellows gone Mich -------Mt. Pleasant. ride In lhe bicycle basket any more. Hmg|N you were here that day we t*. shipped out promp'.o so figured i You should, IWve seen the cartoon 410 8. Kinney Blvd He Just got so that he loved IL I: OBITUARY-OF ■Mrdbr glasscw—then you could ; thu wm hU last stop In HMUngs tn the pap^r.the other night, Don— July 12, 1943 bet he thinks females are fickle MRS. BESSIE BERGMAN Km bMn Mahatma Giiandi and [Or a time. Uniform or not the kids a gorgeous gal in a bathing suit, She had promised kittens to all her' Mrs Bessie Bergman, wife of Un We'd have missed you—sheet and will remember you Doc..m lhe fel- standing on lhe stage sayihg— Dear Zolly Coffer. I think lhe work you are doing l» friends and .now she Is using up the: Bergman, passed away at 7:30 p. £11.) Ronald has Just finUhed hU ' low who roamed around ccntfaLau- what's the use of all these beauty am sure conteats. mi All me the boya my axe are very worth -vim. while and I- — — —- stamps I bought for soldier lettersi Si. Thursday. July 15. at the home technlcal training al the Aberdeen ' dltorium with a suit ease at lhe CUIIU^U. Mil. the boy* enjoy reading VIM1F your eol- to tell them that, owing to circum­■ of her daughter. Mrs. Ivan Camp­ -- ------Proving Grounds and U MhUtlng fond rally and ended up on the In other theatres -theatre* of far.) UIV ...----------------------- i.v . «j t u eaung a.findwteh. Don write* further—“AM we see are umns even more than I do., do. I re- stances beyond her control, there' bell, near Streeter's Landing. Gun celved • a letter from ... my z brother - ---- - won't be any kittens. Hbme too. I* "Cubby" Gerald iMlm trees here. We fish and go | LC4VCU lake. Barry Co. following a two' (-------- — Cool-Freeport -- ------- -- > «... last week -v years' illness. She wm taken to her It seemed good to get behind tlie James-what's your address soldier? hunting for sea shell*. Bee about ' (James thought you might like to-------print People wiio have difficulty In daughter's a»u /• — — -------home about three New* flashes In dots and dashes. three movie* In four montlu. What and wheel of a car once more' .. I.. Afrlra "Hows the fUhln?" U not a A salute to Zack York, former really burn* the guy* is the strife*— it. He ha* been In North Africa keeping up with thi* changing months ago. when her condition be­ that doesn't seem possible ” - since last December. Latter fol- world are going to have their back came worse. timely question to Mk BUI Hirst teeth Jarred looac at the changes Don. somewhere in the South Pa- . lows: ’-----Mrs Bergman was born in Hope who has been here vUittng the Fred al Fort Benning, Ga. that greet our astonished eyes af­ twp. Barry Co., on March 29. 1879. Hales' He was looking forward tu Bouquet* of good wishes to the dnic. left Hastings with 'But' Gor­ Dear sister. almost -- forgotten hoi — --------------------ter lhe war For centuries, we had to William and Sarah Wertman catching n few of the big ones.and Bob _ Coopen _______________ who made_it _________ a twosome don Sothard. and Jake HUI—they.. I, have ....... unlike Ute fellow in that old gag- i m Chicago before Boo reported boca all graduated in '41 and were active start a letter I have written such traveled with horses, and everyone She lived almost ail of her life on he didn't even catch cold! Better I for dutv. The pretty navy bride was In athletics. 'Suf playing baseball, a few of them in the last five was used to this leisurely .way ot lhe farm where she, wm born, hav­ .... months. I have been receiving mall ----- life Now In the Dart 30 years, we ing lived a short Ume In Battle luck next Ume Bill, who's sddrcai lovely Bettie Weaver who U a very basketball and football, remember, from---the states --------------— quite regular until have progressed from the speed of Creek and HMUngs. is— I attracUve someone lo have walUng Their addresses are— about six weeks ago It may be be­ 8 or 10 miles an hour with a buggy Pvt. Donald W. Johnson Surviving besides lhe husband are Cpl. William R. Hirst. 36157353 for you at the 'home port.' . cause my address has been changed horse to 250 miles an hour in a tlie daughter. Mrs. Irma Campbell, U.S M C.R. 182 fa Bat C. Bn i Well. July 20th finally came. so often Send dad my new A.P.O transport plane. One of the new and grandson. Ronald; one sister. r; Fleet portofflce Fort Leonard Wood. Mo | didn't it. Lorraine Walters? We I no. I got a letter from him and models, by the way. has a speed of Alice Tungate, and one brother, San Franoisco. Calif. Home until July 26th is Forrest t knew when your Dad. John, and cne from Nelda today. 725 mile* per hour In * power dive. Hynes (Woodland) who Is back y0Ur wife Louise, left that they Harlan H. Wertman, both of Bat­ i Aside from a few aches from All of us over 30 have seen this han­ tle Creek. Pvt. Gordon D. Sothard from 14 montlu In Iceland Forrest planned to arrive on that day to see H 1 sleeping on the ground I am feeling pen before our very eye*. It's in­ Fleet Postoffice will report to Camp Atterbury. Ind i you And don't fool yourself thev IMG OIL fine and I atn proud to say I spent credible. CHARLTON J*ARK San Francisco. Calif. for further training and. "Doe* it' ^re Just as anxious for that special considerable time in Tunisia during Tlie Baseball game Sunday with seem good to be home? It I>oe».", gay to roll around as you were. Cal- $5.91 the African campaign. I have acWhat Is your address. Juke? Whatever criticisms we may voice »ays Forrest who commented that j we re glad they could make the trip rho Qt. $1.69 * ’ " Staff Sgt. Glenn Murphy — . . quired enough of the language to of modern methods, we have to ad­ son. Bellevue took an early lead he and Gordy' Crothers Crotliers leU left H Hasm- •to *ee — you -• al— "" ... -------------bus --------has served for four years in the J' enjoy several good times and tartv mit that no period in the history of and maintained it Uli nearly the Ungs in the .» Kalamazoo onpvt the tornrtne j waiters Ft. 95c ■neais. If I can only remember half the world has been as sympathetic end of the game, when lhe Park Hawaiian Islands, has been trans- meals same day. Co. C. 51 Med 13 Plat. what have seen — and done ferred to Camp Haan. Cal . for re- ' of v h» >I •«•••> — — — In to men and women with vision. team began to click and won ten Shirley Wilkins with the Air . Camp Barkley, Texas Africa my m? time l-iiK luu tMw, not been b-.cn wasted, Great Industries are begging for to six. •Corp* returned Monday to— I Not in the army three months classiflcaUon and reassignment. He Afilta received several letters and them Thousands and thousands of Next Sunday a Wilcox Rich ----------- -------------720 8. Mich. Blvd. until July 27th Is Lawrence Kidder was In Hawaii when Pearl Harbor -I •have W | 1028th Guard Sqd. . who has already been promoted to was attacked. Better look up the thev all want me to write but I voung service men are now in col- . team wilt play Pfc . which is mighty nice going fel­ rest of the HMtlngs guys out there don't seem to get It done. Let all lege Modern educators all stress i Park attendance increased con- i Chicago. ID. Shirley has been In service 25' low. Yopr wife (Ruth Cox* and your al Camp Haan, Glenn. How about of them know what you have heard visionary development of the mind.' siderable over Bunday. Meativ ’ — 1 HASTINGS from me and I will try to get a let­ At lhe end of lhe war. several mil- sing people except for months and has only met Bud , •mom' and Dad are very proud of n letter? ' Hello" Lt. 'Marc' Squirts at ter to all of them before I return Chase and Vic Mead from home you Lawrence's address is— during that time. Shirley ta a broth­ Pfc. Lawrence Kidder. 38462570 Gdanvlew Naval Air SteUon. 1& a to the states. Until I write again It national Hotel publication wg saw Is so long and best of luck. er ofved Wilkins at Camp Haan. 4lh TS8.B.K. 143 Your brother. your picture among a group of Calif—and Red—Shirley read Chanute Field. DI. James your letter to the office gang and Marvin Flower. Delton “38. who prominent hotel executive* who. Fly for Navy". Boy. Just the he got a chuckle when you wrote, had 24 yrs. at W.MC.E. (Kalama­ Pvt. James A Cool. 36158055 "my dogs are tired.” 'cause he knew zoo) before he found himself with thought of your Job—"all lequlriJust what you meant the Coast Artillery In Africa, writes tlonlng of supplies from Navy ware­ house*. purchases ot items not I al­ APO. 758 "r Postmaster Transferred from Camp Forrest. Tenn, two weeks ago to Fort Custer ready In stock, the stewarding of New York. N. Y. Lt. Marvin Flower. 0-1042564 KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK was Harold J. Werisloff H.HS. '39 these supplies, distribution of them A.P. 0.-758 Postmaster Very truly yours. to the kitchens, planning all menu*, who 1* home this week-end In time New York City. N Y. Mrs Leland Jones to greet his brother Herbert who We saw one of 'Chet' Ba nghart's and having general control over the Is home on leave from his station birthday cakes <those In a box with kind and quality of food served in The following is part of a letter with tlie Navy In Virginia Harold a cellophane topi leave Friday for— the general mess on the Station"— by Hubert Bronson to hi* wears hl* service stripe for one why. we'd be floored', literally and written writ Pvt Duane L Day K'rs' service and he's glad to be at . D EM.L.-S C U. 1913 flguratlvly, way back mere ngurativly. there in me lhe , wife wlf« ­ warehouse. Many of you fellowswill 1 Somewhere in New Guinea rt Ciuter so he can get home— Camp White, Ore. June 10. 1943 FUher school DUt - more often. And that reminds us—gome of the remember Marc' at the W. K. Kel- : Emerson Struble Is home for 14 fellows write that the cakes come logg Camps at Pine and Clear lake. ' Hello again. I've got a tot or bragda vs—how about a chat with you, through O.K. that way. but that whete he began dishing it out' to ■ gtng to do so I had better start fellow? .; all the gang can see what it I* so— you kids. And youll remember hi? rifht In. I’ve already told you about Two sailors on horseback' riding 1I the “traditional spankings.' which wife-who wm Katherine Blake of , receiving the "Distinguished Flying down main street Sunday were Rus* I may turn out to be anything Middleville, art counsellor at the ; Cross" haven't I? Well lhe citation for It Ls m follow*: "For extraorBhellenbarger and his buddy from I from the usual 'rear attack' to a camps for several year*. Prom Great Lakes Bill Garrison dlnary achievement while partlcithe Nava) Training School for Ma- ।। dink In the lake', begin, to say chinlsts Mates at Dearborn. (There nothing of having plenty around to (H.HB.'43) write*.—"I miss home patlng in fifty operational night are riding horse* and pony* to rent help eat lhe cake All of which and all my friends but I suppose mb-stons from October IS to Dec. 31 at the Pair Grounds now—many of seems to nrove there's more to that that'* only natural." Sure ll'« nat- in the southwest'Pacific area durthe Port Custer fellow* *tho come saying. "You cant have your cake ural Bill, but be thankful that thoae ing which hostile contact wm probto HMtlngs on Sunday do a bit of and eat it too.”—you can't even of you who left on June 18th. Bob i able and extxcted These operations galluptng around town.) If Lewis have your cake—and anyhow If you Walldorff. Ed Beaver. BUI Kelly, consisted of dropping supplies and Bolton could only have been home eould. you probably wouldnl be tn Robert Bowman (who left hj» transporting troooa to advanced no­ with you this time Russ, he could the mood to 'sit-down' and eat, any­ wife and a two weeks old baby, sition*. These nights Involved Hyhave had one of the Indian pony*. way. Happy Birthday. Duane. and the rest of you. are all together ing at low altitudes over mountalnBy the wav Lewis' address Is— Congratulations, lo Dr "Don so you can meet and talk things ou* terrain -under adverse weather Lewis Oliver Bolton 8 2/c Schorno <Woodland) who Is now a over. And say wasn't that a swell conditions in an unarmed transport NOB ■ Captain stationed at Denver, Color­ thing that Bill KeUy*a mom did alrnlane. and often ne<ea*iu<ted before Bill left—having lhe. whole (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 2.) a Dutch Harbor AUska. ado. r Home for 18 day* Is Edward MeWell bet there are happy meet­ fcflrath who Is another Barry County Ings In Amarillo. Texas now that 'liaratrooper. Ed. (who used to cut LaVona Rockhill Is there visiting up at St. Rom) hM been In service ■Rock' (Lyle) and Betty Heater Is 'here with husband Don and Norma Edward McGrath Mac Juppstrom (Middleville) Is there visiting her brother George Parachute Inf. Juppstrom. The three gals, a good Army Air Base looking trio, traveled together, the Alliance, Neb. fellows being stationed al the same Incidentally. Ed is a cousin to Ed. camp We hope vou 'women folk' McPharlln who has written the let­ don’t have as hard a time trying to ter printed this week and Is related find a place to stay a* Betty Zieg­ to 'Bun*. Mickey, and Vincent Mc­ ler did when she visited Fred several Pharlln all tn lhe service of their country. Captain Robert Bronson is in Pfc. IN THE FIRST WARD, we have one of the swelled 5 town looking tine and glad to be here See interview elsewhere In Keesler Field. Mias talning wall In front of lot. two bedroom* with bath paper And Fred, has Betty taken a tot of between them, forced air healing, laundry In base­ ment. large living room, dining room and swell kitchen, full lot 17.300.00 BARRY BYPATHS IN THE HOME FRONT FEATURE ITEMS ow SOUTH irnws m VKTorr-wiArow te kbn Jutul FINE LETTER PAPERS LyBARKERS TR. VANILLA COMPOUND 1 PT. $ J59 VALSPAR ■ FEATURE VALUE &iamel ..$3.50 Gal. Qt. . ....$1.05 Pt. 60c DRUG STORE _______ ____ _____ I vRARKFR’^ PHONE 2115 S If it’s about MONEY See your Banker first Confidence CONFIDENCE-"Trust in or reliance upon another; belief in a person or thing” . . . Funk & Wagnall’s Dictionary. This Time Don't be an (I wish I had) Be One of Those I'm Glad I Did Buy BARRY COUNTY REAL ESTATE Literally thousands of people believe in this bank/ trust in the service we render and feel secure in their property because of the work we do for 80 ACRES FARM 3 mile* south of Hasting*, good baild- MERMASH -W.seo.oo IM ACRE FARM three mllee north of town, jlandy lol ... WMO-OO them. It is this confidence which has built and is continuing to build out institution M ACRES IN RUTLAND TWP, ha* a fine uwdera home. APARTMENT HOUSE in 4th ward, WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chickt gain fast on MER­ MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC * wm completely done Furnace, full 12,860.00 EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER HA$TING$, MICH. TILEPHONI 2118 N. CHURCH ST. SHOW YOUR £OLORS SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS PHONE 2659 NOW! HASTINGS CITY BANK Fifty-Six Yeara of Continuous Service” PHONES: 2105-2103 STEBBINS BUILDING BUY U. S. WAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY M, 1H1 _____ . at the Great Lakes Training Sta­ ' progressing as usual at this writing. Miss Clara tion. * The summer vacation Bible | * Mr*. Marc Squier. who hu been school conducted by the Rural Bible I visiting her parenu. Mn and Mra. herPi^ther mT^a1 Vorhwat £h£ condolences to the bereaved family. j .ua a. vvriioiss who _. , . . . .. ... Mission will be held at the local । Glenn Blake and cousin. Mlles Hall, Buxine** place* at Middlevine Baptist church for one week start­ 1 who came to the funeral at WiUlam had been vtiitlng at lhe Schlpper c>««<» during the hour of the ing next Monday morning and con- । Llebler. relumed to lhetr homes in home lhe past two week* back with | Nena Marie Smith who has ’“ " tinulng through Friday. July 30- A; Chicago. Sunday. * Mrs. L. M. Rlg- ■ her. Shirley and Piul also aecom•ending her vacation with her public demonstration will be given, elman and friend of Augusta, re­ panted their grandmother and aunt th at Bowne with rtqulem high on Friday evening. Il will be a good turned home this Tuesday after home for a wagk'a visit. * Hit MasOt town, wont to Grand Rapid* Fri­ by Father Racitte Interment place for lixe boys and girls to I. spending a week al the Fred Mattoday on her way to her home in Chlspend their time and learn some son cottage at Barlow lake. * Mra. Mlddlevillt. The funeral wa* largely worth-while things. * Mrs. Emma Adeline Barrell of Grand Rankh attended and a profutlon of lovely William* returned home Saturday spent the weekend with her daugh­ Howers bespoke the respect and love after a few weeks' visit with her ter. Mra. Paul Carey and family In R Healer and her brother. Connie f*lt for the deceased. Leighton. * Dr. and Mra. P. L Mra. F. OStokoe and Mra. Hattie before lie returned to the “Not now. but in the coming yean. Thompson of Grand Rapid* w«fc Smith * Mrs. Vance Sharp re ­ Great lakes Training Station. It may be In the better land, Sunday guesu of Mra. B. CSwift turned to Lansing Saturday after er and family In Grand Rapids * * Mr. and Mrs. Max Wilson and ■ Egbert ’‘ F. Hammond of Bedford. at lier Gun lake cottage. * Miss spending a few days at her home We'll read the meaning of our teara. Mrs. Monroe Gibbs and the two had ^ibert then. ah. then well understand. Mr*. Hopkins, ot Lansing have a happy weekend at Lake Michigan Onio, accompanied by Mrs. Clar­ Edna Helmick of Holland, member here. * Friend* ot Martha Jean And Eestdcs the many relaUve* and ; moved into the Cort Frcncn home beaches. Mr. Gibbs, who recently ence Steeby of Grand Rapids called I of the Thomapple-Kellogg school Schsd will note a change tn heradfriends who came from Grand Rap- ' on Grand Rapid* St- recently va­ enlisted In the Navy, has recovered at the homes of hl* cousin*. Emory faculty visited at the home of Mr. Pvt. Martha Schad, US.M.C.WJt. ids to attend the funeral other*, cated by the Vem Hooper family., from hl* sickness and is on duty Jones of Leighton and Mr*. Fred present were Mra. Llebler'* aunt and Schools. Stokoe. Wednesday evening, while Bender from Thursday over Sunday Spc. Sch*. Det. Bks. 101 » on a business trip through western * Rev. Leroy Chamberlain of the Camp Lejeune. New River Michigan * Frank Lee and daugh­ Leighton Evangelical church leaves daughter Carolyn of Detroit, who | Nortn Carolina. ter Edna have gone to their Gun for Reed City this week where he Mr. j The annual meeting of Thomnp- came Thursday altcmoon. 1 lake collage for the balance of the will be the evangelistic speaker at Camp meeting for the ple-Kellogg school district wns a Menncr and daughm relumed 1 I summer. * Mr. and Mrs. Janies the Monday but hte wife i Berry and two smkll sons of Lan­ next two weeks. During his ab­ very quiet event, on Monday last. home ; sing, spent the weekend with their sence Rev. Quincer will speak Although the polls were open from and Mrs. Abraluuu remained with I parent*. Mr a nd. Mrs. T. J. Berry nt the Morning services at the 2 to 9 p.m. Only gevenleen person* Mra. Llebler and her mother. Mra. and Mr*. Blanch Scgerstrom. * Miss Leighton church and Rev. Law­ were enough interested to cast their 1 Slawson. Mr*. Harry Campion and i Evelyp Allbreviu. who U^ttendln;; rence Ward of Caledonia will lake ballots and only seven were present her mother Mrs. Lynn of Defiance. al the business session in the eve­ Ohio, remained over the weekend ; summer school at MlcfmSan state charge of the cvcnl ning and four of them were mem­ with Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Llebler. M0T,CE ™ cxeditobb ' College, spent the Weekend with Mr. and Mrs ClaFc ts» i ‘ her mqihcr. Mrs. Roy Snyder. • Grand Ropldi speril rltil bers of the board. Clarence Long- Also attending the last riU-3 were 1 , . w. utrect whose term expired was Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Daly of Indian* "It"'! »uArr r Russell Howard and Miss Dorothy her parents Mr. and ,h* et Ul* E : Aldrich of Saranac, were Sunday Jones In Leighton * Mr. and Mrs. unamfnously elected fo-oucceed him apoll*. Ind. Mi'iea Hall and Mrs I I visitors of tlw former’s uncle and Eldon Hlar of Battle Creek spent self. * Maurice Smith of Hastings Mate Squier of Chicago, and Mr. 1 aunt. Mr. nnd Mrs. W, R. Harper. * i the weekend with his parents Mr. left tor service on Thursday. His and Mrs. Ray Tolan of Walled lake ' Webster and .Martella Stecoy F‘------ of* j and Mrs. C. L. Hiar nt their Gun wife, the former Esther Kaecltele. Fast Lansing .spent lhe weekend in . Like cottage. * Sunday visitors of has not yet made plans for lhe fu­ Leighton with their parents, Mr. ! Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Prindle. were ture. * Mrs. Pearl Matteson and and Mr*. George Steeby. * Mr. and son-in-law and daughter. Mr. children. Mra. Mary Sclucter anil Mrs. M Mgguley and daughter, and Mrs. Seward Brock of Grand Winifred of lansing and Frank Doris, of Lansing were Sunday visl- Rapid*; nnd their granddaughter Coykcndall of Ijke Odessa attended tors of the Vein Hooper family * Mrs. Ed Dawkin* and husband, of the Healey family reunion at Bar­ Rcv. and Mrs S. B. Quincer who Muskegon Heights. * Mr. and Mrs. low lake on Sunday. Mis.* Effie have been on a vacation In the Up­ Harold Slcvnian nnd son John, ot Freeman of Lansing accompanied per Peninsula are expected home Grund Rapids and hi* parents. Mr. them to Middleville and visited Mr. the latter part of the week. * Mrs, and Mrs. William Sleeman from and Mra. Fred Stokoe, ond also Dolly Johnson returned home Ohio arc spending a couple of week* called nt lhe Glenn Blake home. * Thursday evening from hs< trip to at the Schud cottage at Barlow lake. Mrs. William Carmichael and little Ft. Geo. Meade in Maryland where * Mr and Mr*. Irving Steeby of sun Tommie, of Terre Haute. Ind., OKPlIK J'Oll PUBLICATION she visited her son. Jack, whom she Grand Rapid* were visitors over the have been *|*ending the past few found well. * Mrs. Warren Bredahl weekend of his sister, Mrs. Will days with her grandmother. Mrs ol Grund Rapids brought Mrs. Wm. Frey and family In Leighton. * Mattie Lynd, and her uncle, and Carmichael and son Tommie, who Mr. and Mrs. Ray Aubll of Leighton aunt. Mr. and Mr.*. Max Lynd. Mrs. had been her guesu. to town Wed­ received r. cablegram the latter part C. the-former Patricia Lynd, wa*s* nesday and spent the time with her of the week, from their son. Sgt. former teacher at T-K school. * uncle and aunt. Mr. and $trs E. F Wajnc Aubll. announcing hu safe Mrs. Maynard Mlll«r of Hopkins Blake. * Tlie Bender boys nnd fam­ arrival at an overseas port. Wayne, was n visitor of her parent*. Mr. CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ilies spent Sunday ot last week a: who 1* an airplane mechanic, has and Mrs. Philip Bender, this week the home of their parents. Mr. and been stationed In the east. » Mrs. Monday. * Clare Corson of the | Mrs. Philip Bender to visit their Hattie Smith visited her son Ted Great Lake* Training Station, who I aunt. Mrs. Addie Bechtel and tneir nnd wife at their farm home near had n nine days furlough, with, his sister. Miss Florence of Grand Rap­ Dowling several day* but week. * wife from Monroe, spent some time 1 ids who were there for the weekend. Elcanore and Clarice Harper of last week with his parents Mr. and * Mrs. Elmer Fenton has returned Plashing are spending n couple of home from the Glenn Allen home at weeks with their grandpareni*. My. lives in this vicinity * George We­ Parmelee; where she assisted during nnd Mis. Wm. Harper. Tlie little ber. a pioneer resident ot Leighton the slckncs of Mis. Sylvia alien, ladles came by train to Ionia last twp . but now u resident-of the Ha­ whom wc are glad to know has weekertd where their grandparents ven Hubbard Memorial Home In made n nice recovery. * Some from met them. Middleville triends of Hammond. Ind., has gone to Grand this vicinity attended the annual their father. Rev. Ralph Harper Rapids to visit relative* after spend­ Peathrrbone plrnic nt Caledonia are glad to know he is now able .to ing a few weeks in Leighton. * Wc park. Sunday. * Mrs. E. J Huffman walk with a cane after several are glad to know that Mr.*. T. J. For rent ot $2.50 ond government tax—in our fine of Grand Rimlds was a visitor of month* months disability dim due to a badly Berry is Improving from her recent her slater, Mrs. Wm. KroncwiUer. .I broker. broken leg. He k pastor or Hie Illness of several weeks, and l* safety deposit vault. Get one today for your war last week. * Considerable.cxxU£e- McthodLvt church at- Flushing. * dressed and up part of each day. Her Bonds and other valuable papers. ment prevailed nt the factory Sat­ Mr. nnd Mr*. Vcrn Hooper were In sl*ter. Mrs. W. Gray, who hiu> been urday afternoon when an air pres­ How.II. Thursday on business. * with her the past six weeks, left sure tank In the basement went off The Fred Wlertnga family of north on Saturday for Reed City to vb.it nnd tore through the two stones of Grand Rapids St. $|>cnt Sunday at anotlirr sister, before returning to OllDKR FOR I'l'HI IC Allot. the plant doing considerable dam­ Gun lake with Mr. and Mrs. Bert her home in the Upiier Peninsula. age. Mrs. Crystal Kermecn who was Ullcry. * Rev. Gardner ot Alto had * Doctor and Mra. G. D -Houghton leaving a wash room was hit by charge of the Sunday evening serv­ of Caledonia, who are at their Gun MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND :«omc object and received back In­ ice nt the Baptist church. Rev. W. lake cottage, enjoyed n vLvlt from juries and Ls now in Pennock hospi­ A. Haggai of Brookville. Mass., a hl* sister and husband Irom LangsFEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. tal at Hastings. Fortunately prac­ former jmstor of -.he church, who lurg over the weekend. * Barbara tically everyone was out of the was scheduled to speak, was unable Jean Steeby of Kalamazoo L* visit­ building at the time and work is to come until later this month. * ing her grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs George’ Steeby in Ix-lghlon. * Rev. H. H. Harris of Wayland called at the Stokoe home and on other old friends in Middleville on Thursday afternoon. * Twrnt.v-wven persons attended lhe Swartz family reunion t-.cld at the home of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Thede In U-lghton on Sun­ day. Those present were Mr. and Amil Hacker nnd daughter Evelyn of South Haven; Mr. and Mr*. Har­ ry Swartz and Joe Cooper of Green­ ville; Mr. and Mrs Irving Swartz and Phyllis and Jerry of Sidney: Mrs. Leva Corey of Ionia; Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Corey ond daughter Barbara.- and Mr. and Mr*. Jacob ,. Klump ot Grand Rapid.*; Mr. and mil. Mrs. David Klump and Mr. and Mrs Wilber Klump of Thornappie. Three boy* of the family are in service Burdette Klump, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Klump in tlie Pacific area: Kenneth nnd Gerald Swarta. son* ot Mr. and kfrs. Irving Swartz, the former in England and tlie lat­ ter In Texa*. * Miss Jean Stimson, • The urgent request for HELP on the farm or in our who has been working in Battle Creek. I* convalescing at the home war factories has not gone unanswered by Reddy Kilowatt, of her parenu. Mr. and Mrs Harrv Stimson, from a recent attack of your electrical servant. Here arc some of his qualifications. Hw flu. « WlUiam J. Llebler ABILITY: He is one-third stronger than a horse . It is with a sad heart that wo thb wack record the deaUi of our friend he never tires. and near neighbor. William, J. Llebler. who passed away at 1 HOURS: He is ready to work now and at the flip o'clock Thursday morning. July 15.' at the age of 45 year*, u months of a switch. He will never shirk or bo absent and it will and IB aaysMJcatn. ended a long period of lll-he>Tth and several take an upheaval by Mother Nature to make him report months of suffering due lo a lym­ phatic gland ditcasc for which late for u ork. science has found no cure. Consid­ erable time the past year had been WAGES: His/wages arc low. Believe it or not he spent at the University hospuai in Ann Arbor and tlie Blodgett hos­ is still working for the same low wages of a few cents a day. pital m Grand Rapids but he re­ turned home two weeks before his And he is today doing twice as much work for the same money death and was cared for lovingly until the end by his family. he received during the last World H ur. You justcan't match He was born in Middleville on September 27. 1887. the only child his ability or record anywhere. of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Llebler ■nd resided'herejantll the family moved to Gratia Rapids when he With these outstanding qualifications, it’s no wonder was nine yean old He attended lhe that he’s doing such an impressive war job. And as the pro­ Grand Rapids scnoots and grad­ uated from Central High in'1916. duction of planes, tanks and guns steps-up^requiring more' After finishing sclioo) he worked with his father in the A. May & and more electricity, Reddy will be on the job and ready Son Clothing store. On January J. 1922, he was unit­ ed in marriage to Huth Jean Slawson ol Grand Rapids. Shortly after hu marriage he became a traveling salesman for tlie Hlrtb. Krause Shoe Co. but In 1031 moved to Mil­ waukee. WU.. where until 1937 he America's fight for food may ‘decide the DLEVILLE * Mr. WIBcn U on employee of the White Product* corporation. * Mra. Robert Cioler. who has been very *ertou*lv 111 in Blodgett hospital. Grand Rapid*, for a couple of weeks Is reported a* some better. * Mrs Orpha Gray of Caledonia visited, her al*ter-ln-liW. Mra. Pearl Ken­ yon. from Friday until Sunday and also called on Mrs. Mary Gray. Sunday, Mra. Gray and Mrs. Ken­ yon were dinner guraU al the Har­ old Grlffeth home, and he took her home In the evening. * Little Mis> . BUY WAR BONDS LEGAL NOTICES OMDBK FOB PUBLICATION LEGAL NOTICES OUR SERVICES JRDEK TOK PUBLICATION WAR SAVINGS BONDS BANK MONEY ORDERS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS NOTICE TO CREDITOBll Michl... ■ •Unis, BUY WAR - Herd’s how you can help Farmers win There’s No Command “AT for Kilowatt । nsDfcism^meoFWODi REST the James Shoe Mfg. Co. In 1037 Mr. and Mrs. Llebler returned to Middleville and he helped organize and for a year was president of the Middleville Shoe corporation. LaUr he sold hi* Intel eau to Indianapolu. Ind. parties and returned to the' toad as thoe salesman In Septem­ ber 1939 Mr. and Mr*. Llebler opened lhe Men A Boy* Furnishing store here which ha* grown lo a Urge and *ucccs*ful business. He was a faithful member of the St. Patrick's Catholic church of Bowne and has served as president of the Middleville Rotary Club and lhe Business Men* association. He wa* always Intemled tn. any effort which was for the betterment of lhe community—a great friend of the boys and girls-always ready to speak a good word or leno a helping nand A devoted hutband. a loving and I.ike a commando on attack, Reddy works day and night in his grim determination to help produce the war materials needed by your sons and brothers on the battle front. And that is why he wants everyone to conserve electric power bj- using it wisely. Don't waste •lectrlclty... Waste In time of war It a crime tOllSlimERS POWER idiiipuiiv * r, , - | community has had _ -----। Bealdet his wife and parents, he • haves hu uncles. William Kronaiti ter. and E. F. Blake, an aunt. Mrs. i E. A. Carpenter of Grand Rapids. > several cousins and other relative* I HU death brought to hu home outcome of this war. Farmers need your help now. , If our farmers meet their 1943 produc­ tion goals, we'll have the food wc need to push the war to the utmost — to keep America fighting fit — to hearten -ar. J strengthen the millions in Europe who wall to’Tight with us. If our farmers ten'I meet these goals, we weaken our suikmc force. with AND OTHIt DILICIOUf FL A VOU I Biggest of the farm problems b man­ power. You can help solve this problem by uorking on a farm — half-days, weekends, cufing your vacation, or at other times. Whether you have farm experience or nor, you can help win the fight for food . . . if you wilt. Talk to the county agricultural agent, or lb? folks at the U. S. Employment Service. Sign up for paid pan-time fann work and help fight the batde of food. A moment of relaxation — a bottle of swell, full-flavored Orange KIST — and , vnil're all in . . .. in jour refrigmtnr. �TUT HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JULY » 1»U CHESTER B. THOMPKINS EATON 1 you about the time we went to a talned from a native, for covers, iui m mo Wil, siwpetd u mavv i m Chester B. Tompkins 47 died at Catholic Church In Casablanca? seme stiff paper out of Backing Haying at the home of Mr*. Ullian l , Barbara Marte Wunderlich wa* boxes tor leaves, a handmade cop­ Pmw. . Mr .M Mr. born January- 20. 1862. in Sandusky his home in Hastings township SkrCounty. Ohio, and departed Oils Sunday. July 18th after a brief litfarnioned buggy, one of tht»r Rlt- per hinge that! fashioned from cum and »on David of near Freeport । Mere mer. eee Jei — nets. He lived in Heatings for 21 More Michigan men are Joining 1 life on July 11. at the home of her zle oiita. with an old Frenchman -craps of copper, and the mounting [nding within a few miles of en­ driving a nice team of horses. Il corners were sent rne from Hastings *pent Sunday with their brother the Seabec* now than at any time jon-tn-iaw m Lincoln, Nebraska. years and had been, employed by tity bases on improvised airfields was lol* of fun. aAd *tater-in-taw Mr and Mra since the inception of tne*e Naw by a "certain someone." i*y She wo* the daughter ot William the Coruumcra Power Co. Hte nt■ Rower wm'tamT .nr!I Ln Bean wGonstruction Battalion* over I. | iroughout these flights, outelandIt* really very hot here, wc aren't 18 and Julianna Wunderlich. At the Well. I'm running r_- ----------out' of --------P<lP*r- Roger Williams and son Dean. * Raymond with the U. S, Army ax b-g ability and devotion lo duty in tire place where we went swim­ news and lime ij'l'hYve^o^'rav 2> y ion* ' Mr * nd Chc * Ur Banghart and 1 This was reported today by LieuLent* and two - brothers to Barry £Sheppard Field, Texas. OrvUle and pastor from San Fr ' TH. r. ----•-.. . --. L-re demonstrated." ming every' day. now we are living time ro i wm nave to **y so long ; several from thia ------------- ----------------------------------' “ Bruce and‘ Helene and Mra. ; Comdr. .R. o. Buller. Navy Civil county. Michigan, the family Joeat- JRonnie at homa-and one broth­ these annual mo rSome speal wasn't IL Well anyway In an Olive orchard, if you like for now. hoping to aee you tn Hao- ’ children olives and was litre wncn tney were Engineer corps, who said that Sea-1 Ing on the farm, one mile west of *er Ray of Elyria. Ohio. The Rev. L. I wira Also awarded another medal. ting* some day soon. My addreaa. Sarah Brandstetter of Hasting* Winston Stone conducted the burial te "Air. Medal", for the reason ol ripe you certainly could gei,a lot ha* been changed slightly a* you I visited Mr. and Mr*. Mazon Nor­ bee enlistments and Inductions dur-1 Woodland. , • I ing the first half of July were over i she wa* confirmed In Zion LuthirtlcipaUng In twenty-five add!-- x>f them. MARRIAGE UCSMKd win note ou the envelope. Perhaps | wood at Crooked lake Sunday* * mol missions between January I I can write a more Interesting let- Mr* Robert McKibben of Prainv- I 80 per cent greater than in the eran church May 30. 1877 "by Rev- with Interment at Rutland ceme­ Dorr J. Kahler. Woodland......... ert.nd C. Adum. und remained a tery. ; January 28. The citation is the you. but guess I have said all I cart ter later. I think everyone In Ha«-1 VJU« vtelted Mr*. Angie Titus Sat- corresponding period of June. Ruth L. Scudder. Woodland. .. lime as lhe one for the Dtetln- think of so Ulis will huve to be Ung* know* me by my middle name. — •------night. <-*■• Mra. Blanche ----------urday Stevens ; Of all lhe men who entered the member until her death. ' -ON FAY DAY. BUY BONDS| BANNER WANT AUS FAY "itahcd Flying Cross except that passed around to ah. Sincerely. Seabea* during the first two weeks sfle was united In marriage to spent Friday with her and prepared Love dates and number of missions Edward. dinner for lhe men who cut ner her . of July, more than 40 per cent were . c. Albert Burkie on November 2*. Jr. Max Wellfare ; dlfferenL Cpl. Thomas E. McPharlln. AMN. wheat. * A surprise party wa* held I given petty officer ratings, paying 1884. and they soon located on the H|Well Tm not through even yeL I al the home of Jake Adrianson Fri- ' up to 8188.70 per month, because fann, one-half mile east of Wooa38186965 nve also been awarded the “Oak day night, in honor of his 78th ; o« con*tructlan and mechanical ex- land, which was the family liome A,P.O. 877 S Postmaster Ifaf Cluster" 'for the Distinguished birthday. Ice cream and cake were perience in civilian life, he said. I until the death of her husband in Miami. Fla. (lying Cross. The Oak Leaf Cluster July 9 served. He received some useful • Commander Buller attributed lhe । September of 1930. To this union lltachcd to lhe DF.C. means tHa*. Dear "Zolly": Addreaaea tift*. * Jake Adrianson and Mr*.: increasing )X>pularity of the Sea- . three children were bom. • die wearer has been awarded anI have intended writing you a few Ha Doud vtelted Mr. and Mra.! bee* to this policy of giving men Mrs. Burkie made her home in . liiher Distinguished Flying Cross lines to let you know that I read A P.O. 605 '-1 Postmaster Porter Knowles at Hickory Comers ratings and pay according to their 1 ute years with her daughter Mrs Mislead of awarding two medals of your column in the Banner and Mr*. Knowles l* 1* on the ' expcrlene. expcrlene He_ pointed ted out Miami. Fla. Sunday. Mra. ou£ that -a । p. Manning, first In Kalamazoo. Hie same kind they give a cluster get a great deal of real interesting *ick list. ; -new — Navy regulation permits the ............ moved to Lincoln. Ne- i U. the first medal, but it means I've information from it. I haven t re­ Pvt. Wm Birman assigning of third-class petty of- braika. where al»e resided unili tier , then awarded <2> Distinguished ceived any hsues later than the ABN. 36803018 rAII DT IIA II Ct ,lcer ratings to youth*. 17. 18 and death. Her daughter proceeded her ■ Co. A. 33rd Med. ling. Bn. Wlying Crasses" and lhe "Air Medal" last of April, but I expect I may lUUKI nUUjL ‘£<uwh0 hare lhe work <iu*hfiea- in death April 22nd. 1943. | get some more soon. I always read 3rd. Platoon A faithful Christian and a devout' rcelved from Feb. 2 to March 7J. every copy completely thru, and I Camp Grant. Bl. uaRNaw-rv nrrnu I . Amon Among « the tne trades trade* and and profqsproles- mother, she leave* to mourn her I Do you think I'm through yet? do mean completely. Want ads. lo, WARRANTY DEEDS |I slona <Ied n — *in “ theDSenbits —*r“2 are IoM, a son Carl, of Woodland: a ston* ner needed now Io. I also have been awarded the Av/c Lawrence D. Moore I John 8. Green and wlf? to John. u the ’“ following: i daughter. Mra. DcVcrv Englund, oi pood Conduct Medal" the “Aslailc- you know there is one other flax43-15-4 AAFNS i W. Eastland and wife. Parcel Sec. - mechanic*.' ----------------- 1। Auto and. truck bak- Washington, D. C.; two staters. Mra. [aclfic Theater Campaign Medal" tings lad here. Norval Stamm, and San Mateos. Tex. 2. Maple'xjGrove. Xi'-'L.'L' --------------**...« — r^, ,era- blacksmiths; bull do*cr opera Emma Wolfe, of Detroit. Mrs Jas. Ind the "American Defense Service we iiappen to be In tire same Co. so Birthday—June 1. Lizzie Foley to ---------------------.Sa1’ Ju,, itoni- c carpenters, concrete workers.; Long, of Hastings: n brother. Hugo pedal." That makes 5 medals with we can exchange new* from home. 9. Blk. 13. 2nd Add., Add., citv city 1, costs. coogx is. Kenfleld's Kenneids 2nd crane operators, divers. Wunderlich of Hastings: five grand he Oak Leaf Cluster to the D.FC. Norval works In the Postoffice here, Pfc. Keith Yerty. 3C482564 John Olner and wife to 8. Le- I dratur । My cheat Is so weighed down I a job he was familiar with back Tng. Det. AA FTC 1A-44 Isn't stand up straight. home, and I am still doing CarpcnColorado State College <jf Educa. ter work, a Job I've had considerable ■ Hon ai. I July 11. 1943 experience with back home. It keeps Barracks 7 Greeley. Colo. ' pear Zolly: I ’ne busy nil lhe while, and althourtr , Donald F. Leonard and wife to I operators, pipefitters, pipelayers., ^nd there in a light wc cannot see I Received your card and the foldin' thi lumber wc get Is not much like Geo. O. Leonard and wife. 80 acres P 'Sa" ' 9Ur PBlher claim* hix own: I toney. I want you to know it was i we used to use in Hastings, it does John. A. Shultz. 8 2/c section 3. Assyria. I n,akcrs. sheet metal worker*, ata- . Beyond the gate our loved one Antiaircraft Training Center । reatly appreciated and it came in »e£*e Ule l>urP<»c out here. Harold H. Conklin and wife to ?»H?hhnflrdB I f ln:U happiness und jest Station . I s.ndy. I/I guess you know I arrived here Rolland San Diego. Calif. ** I wa*^ transferred from Camji<e*rl.v *«i January, after celebrating Rolland L. L. Weinberg. Weinberg. 2 2 lots lots Fine Fine s*1.tric2'?oah.'.iidS.^ S^ehm/n A"d ,‘hcre is comfort welders, wharf builders, winchmen | jn t))c thought Llurphy to here at Kecaler Field Christina* and New -Years' on the lake, Johnstown. . Thm a juvlng God knows best. Cpl. Raymond EL Burdo ut week, im here for basic • "Bounding Main." I stayed in a tent Guy C. Keller and wife to Ethan ■ “n.d. wlr.^. •Pu“r*. Men, 17 through 50 years old, can I ____ , t ,__________ raining for Aviation Cadet. Gues* । for two week*, then wa* sent to the Co. F. 108 Med. Tng. Bn. A. Winters and wife. 80 acres sec­ obtain full information, about the i u..v* I1 only be here about a month. | Naval Detaciiment to do some work Camp Robinson. Ark. tion 11, Johnstown. Seabees at any of Michigan's Naw I OF JA( K .SHEA I get the Banner every week and I where I lived in u garagc-Iike tin Conrad P. Beeler to Forrest J. Recruiting Stations, located in De- I Jack bhea. 85. died In Pennock sure enjoy It, your column as- 1 idled, formerly used by tlie British. 2nd Lt. Vivian Kohl*. A NC. Beeler and wife, 110 acres section trail. Alpena. Benton Harbor. Fhnt. ■ hospital. Wednesday inornlng. All ★ The lunch box ihat corries a thermos of milk Is ecialiy. I read "On the Home | Three weeks ago I was transferred 526th Hospital 11. Irving. Grund Rapids, Jackson. Kalamazoo. , hte life he wm a resident of this ’ront" before I do any of the rest buck to my Co. area <HeadquartersShip Platoon Sep. • Minnie B. Matthews to Amo M. Lansing. Pontiac, Port Huron. Roy- I city, and vicinity. For over 40 years sure to win the praise of the hard-working mon on f |t | Service /Co •. and now I'm working Camp Stoneman, Calif. Denny and wife, parcels section 29. al Oak, Saginaw and Traverse City, he was a teamster in HaAtlngs. He the production fine. 11 gives just the pick-up he needs Thank* again for lhe preaenL , with an Engineer outfit. The wcathCarl ton. Commander Buller warned that ' purchased a farm in HaaUugs • Sincerely ! er is very nice.and we are not bothoffer working so hardjQ get the war materials to our C. Wesley Brough and wife to men of draft age. 18 to 38. must ' iownzhln and had lived there since Cpl. James A. Springer. 36417381 । ered by insect pest* The days are Av/c Wm. D. Barnes. Jr. Fred A. Langham and wife, lot 104 make application to Join the Sea- he left this city. In his prime lie fighting forces, ond it helps to relax-his tired nerves. Class 85 59th Tr. Op. ' a little shorter here than at home Sdq. II Fit. A. Nashville. bees at a Navy Recruiting Station | was a giant in strength, loved hard Enjoy the flavorful goodness of a cold gloss of milk i """' now. "• as we ~' only Gibb* Field Keesler Field Miss. u' have about twelve Lloyd Mead and wife to Celestla they receive their induction work and did a prodigious amount' ; hours daylight. .. Ft. Stockton. Texas McClelland. 157 acres section 32 before every day and see how it-keeps you feeling strong and notice. of It. His day began with sunrise Sunday June 12, 1943 1 There is not much we can say Castleton. . in Hastings, applicant* may inand ended when it began lo be dark, healthy! Jear Folks: ‘ about our location due to censor­ Pvt. Dean R. Keeler Clifford Btlchanan to Clara E. terview a Navy Recruiter at the ' Few could equal him tn strength. Well I have some more paper and . ship, but that may be changed in 36858153 Gardner and others, lota In Middle­ Hastings poatofflce on July 24. nnd or in volume of work in a day. To ome time off so 111 write a little. I the near future, although ll doesn't ville. in August on lhe second and fourth illustrate, alien he 'was hauling got several letters yesterday. Well I matter much. I have met fellows 16 Sq.—Bks. 669 Clyde Casey and wife to David Saturdays of die month. Waves I sand or gravel or soil, he did not 1 hear the strikes are over in the from Ada. Muskegon. Rockford. Sheppard Field. Texas I* Larkin and wife. 42 acres sec­ also may apply at those hour* for ' use an ordinary shovel, but a large :oal :o*r mines, mine*. that uiai really reauy burned oumea evcv- Ii Flint. Detroit. Jackson and Kalation N 31 and 36. Hope. . Information and application forms I scoop shovel, so he could load fast. ■ ” — over ------ *------• ■*— - I I nutzoo — -ryone up here.••It•— Just don! so’you vt see Michigan te well 2nd LL Roy J. White, 0-573747 Thaddeu* B. Taylor and wife to' •----------------er. Thl* wa* not done "to show I eem possible that they would j represented. AKO. 4516 Arthur H. Bell and wife, lot 3 Blk. DEATH OF off." but was his Idea of doing a ■; po&unaster. San Francisco. .trike al ,a Ume like this. I don't be- i from Saginaw and lhe tool chest I 2 Middleville. GEORGE II. CAA1ERON ' real Job. He never married, and leve that there te anyone over here ; have was built by a refrigerator Calif. Royal L. Gardner and wife to Friday night, after an illness of । is survived by two brothers. Daniel hat wouldn't be glad to exchange plant in Greenville. Also the Motor Clara Tinkler, lot Leach lake. Carl- several months. George H. Cameron of this city anlJ Edward of Grand HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW 4 Qc jlace* with them, and work for repair shop usea Haallnga Piston P.P.C. Kel til T. Baas 64. died nt Pennock hospital. He | Ledge,. A Rosary service was held OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. I O nuch less than they are gelUng. I rings. Its a -mall world ten t it? We Hq. Btry. 985 th FA.BN. Margaret A. Reber to Earl R. te survived by hte widow. Dorothy, at the Leonard Funeral home on Fhey should send them all over | have very good mail service and I AJ».O. 310 •: Postrnaiter Boyes and others, lot 663. city. also by two daughters. Mra. Russell | Thursday evening. Requiem mass here and let them lay in fox holes get quite a bit of ll for which I’m Shreveport. U». Harley D. Andrews and wife to Craven of Nashville, and Mrs. Wii-1 was held at 10’o'clock 'Friday fore­ for 2 or 3 days at a Ume with maybe truly thankful. We have free movies Zula Bruce, parcel Nashville. ford Stafford, of Chicago, He for- I noon. In St. Rose church. Rev. FT. tone of two days ration of food, not. every nite, our theatre constete of Sgt. Ivan J. Payne Allck J. Bolter to Grace L. Bron- mcrly was n resident of Coats Grove.: John Dillon conducting the servBUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS knowing when the German* are sand bags placed en a side hHl re­ 19lh Airdrome Sqd. ' Ison and son. lots 5 and 6. Blk. 5. Slnce coming to Hastings he had j ice. Hie burial wa* In Mt. Calvary going to drop a shell In beside vou. rembllng the arenas of ancten. Baer Field. Fort Wayne. Ind. Grant's Add City. been employed by the Miller Fur- 1 cemetery, I We move around so much that Rome. But we do get many of the Lucy C. Stamp to James C. White niture Co. The funeral was held in I---------------- > —<— tor and others, paicel Pine lake, Prair­ the Leonard iSmerul home Monday j ORGANIZATIONS our ration* don't have a chance to I late films, and w» also have access Corectlon of serial number — oatrh up with u* Did 1 tell you I (to a fair sized library, although! I pvt. Gerald M.JIull.— Il Is 36169432 ieville. afternoon, the service being costTownsend Club No. I will hold I have 1 gold Star coming to me for haven't found time yet to read manv Gladys Jackson to Horace A. Wi­ ducted by Rcv; B. J Adcock. Tlie their next meeting Tuesday evening ' 1 major battle I fought in. 5 gold I book*. Wc usually have ume work News Exira:—to sailor Darrell Al­ ley and wife, 2 lots Middleville. Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hutingi burial was in Riverside derftetery. July 27lh. Music, Ice cream and Stars—you get 1 silver one. Yes. I lo do about the tent or some laun- drich—we Just saw your bride-to-be. Helen G. Kruger lo Bernard Dietz .cake. All members urged to be -------- < a» got a testament when I lefl the dry to do. Sunday te usually "wash board the train to meet you at Nor­ and wife, lot Gun lake. Orangeville. BANNER WANT ADS PAY present iStutes. It te a Catholic one. but now day" here. I have been making a folk. Va. for the wedding ojiThura- I Thoa. W. Butler to Fred Weyer­ ..... when you hnlK UHII «»v "I Jn" I can understand it better than1 picture album for some snapsliots day. both will say "I do" ---man and and wife, wife, lots lob1 and 2. Blk. 2. when I first received it. Did I tell I have. I used some plywood. I ob- and then its ‘happily everafter' (or ' Eastern Add. city, always. Oh yes.—the bride Is LorFrank A. Troutweln Trout, and wife to etta Springer and Agnes Smith Is Norval Barycr and wife. 40 acres making the trip with Loretta and section 20, Castleton. Clyde Casey and others to Oro. will attend her at the wedding. Ag­ nes will return Sunday and then F. Miller and others. 80 teres sec­ can tell us all the details of this tion 1. Hope. Mary Taylor to Lyle Count. 5 happy occasion for which we send you good wishes and good luck for acres section 2. Orangeville. Grace Martin to Geo. E. Carpen­ all the years lo come. ter and wife, lol Gun lake. Orange­ Next week Jane Cameron, one ot ville. those gifted people, who can trans­ Roy 8. palmerton and wife to late iter own observaUons into Frank 8. Nlethamer and wife. 80 amusing and meaningful stories, acres section 17. Woodland. will greet you from her locale. Un­ Weeds and wife, lot Gun lake. Yan­ til then Cheerio. Zolly Coffer kee Springs. Ada Tobias to Carl R. Bry ans and DELTON wife, lot 3. Blk. JJ. Kenfleld's Add. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rlibtone and daughter Francis of Detroit who A- Newton to Clyde E. Ben­ spent last week with.Mr. and Mrs. der. lot at Leach lake, Carlton. Charles Kahler returned to their Harland C- Mahan to Eleanore home Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. Rog­ M. Kobat, 50 acres section 9. Yan­ er Williams and son Dean, local, kee Springs. and Kenneth Williams. Gull lake, Adah A. Odell to Edwin L. Coats spent Saturday afternoon in Has­ and wife, lot 4. Blk. 9. Roush's Add. tings. * Mrs. Alice Collins attended Freeport. the McCallum school reunion Sat­ Hulda J. Hawks to Weta Hawks. urday. * Mra. Robert Barnes and 3 acres section 14. Maple Grove. daughter Charlotte left Monday Hulda Hawks to Tgnita Barnhart, ___ ii for Flint for a visit with her sister. Mra. Frank Campbell and family. Dick Campbell. Flint, her nephew Calvin Powell and wife, 40 acres section 15. Hastings. Harry K. Johnson and wife to hte home with them. * Glenn Wil­ LeRoy Preston and wife. % of lot liams of Gull lake while casting at 87. Nashville. Pleasant lake Saturday night landed John D. Goldsmith ahd wife to a five pound, big mouth bass. * Mrs. Mary Doster te visiting her Pine lake. Prairieville. son. Leon Doster and family in HasRoy Thomas. Admr. Est. Mary K Ungx. * Mr. and Mr*. Willis Norris Van Dugtar to Herbert Streeter and and daughter and Mrs. Ida Plfer of wife, lot 430 city of Hastings. Battle Creek called at the home Morse D. Campbell. Admr. Bit of Peter Adrianson Sunday. William Leland Kenaston to Robt. Shannon Lclnaar, local vy. also a caller. * and wife, lots 7. 8 and 9. Blk. 10. Mr. and Mra. Lincoln Bush and Lincoln Park Add. city. Ml&a Caroline Solomon left for Ea­ Claud D. Hunt. Admr. Est. Au­ ton Rapids, Monday morning where gustus Greenfield to Bert Wilkins they will attend camp meeting for and wife. 160 acres section 15. Baltwo weeks, a diaries Rogers or tlmore. Chicago is visiting hte grandmother. Mary I. Eck. Admr. Est. Bert B Mrs. Ella Rogers and nte unde and Sparks, to Ellen E. Hardart, three aunt. Mr. and Mra. Leon Ixonard parcels section 30. Castleton. for a few weeks. ★ Mr*. Mary Dos­ John Layer Admr. Est. Lydia ter. Mrs. Elsie Horton and Mra. Simpson to Rosena Comstock, lot 4. Eloyse Leonard attended a luncheon Blk. 10. Roush's Add. Freeport of the Home LiterEry Club at the Morse D. Campbell. Admr. Est. home of Mr*. Hope Chittendon. Eva A. Kenaston to Maurice J Thursday, July 15lh. * Mr. and Pender. 14 lots Uncoln park Add. Mrs. Ralph Starring and children city. We *1111 have less rabbet than the country requires. .your cooper­ of Hickory Comers visited lite Morse D. Campbell Admr. Est. Le­ brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and land Kenaston to Maurice J. Pend­ ation is especially needed during these hot, tire-punishing days Mrs. I^eon Pennock Sunday. ★ Mr. er. 14 lots Uncoln Park Add., city. and Mra. Glenn William* and three Maude 8chomp. Guardian to IC wfll probably be a long time before you can relax your efforta to son*. Keith, Kenneth and Kendall Russell and Orpha Greenfield, lot of Gull lake spent Saturday night 44. Sunervlsor Glasgow’s Add. city save tiree. Military and naval need* for rubber are cnormou*. Filling and Sunday with their parent*. Mr. Quit Claim Deeds and Mra. John Adam*. * The Bible Mabel M. Hector to Mildred C those need* is vital to victory. Hight now extra tire care i* paramount Mtesion held in the Delton Metho­ Dodge. 100 acres section 9. Rutland ’ wiiilo the weather i* hot. Remember that at 90’. tirea wear out 4 dist church each day last week wa* Mildred C. Dodge to LouU Hec­ a great success. One day lhe at ­ tor and wife 100 acres rectIon 9. times falter than at 40'. Follow these suggestions: Drive under 35; tendance waa 139. A program wax Rutland.. case up around curves and when starting and atopping; check presented in the church Friday Fred Jewell and wife to Lewis evening. * Mr. and Mra. Wayne Rtuckum. parcel on Pine lake, Walt moved to their new home near Prairieville. Battle Creek Saturday. Mr*. Wait Geo. F. Miller to Clyde Casey and misalignment, etc.; get your Standard Oil Dealer’s advice. ba* served a* clerk In the Delton others. 80 acres section 1. Hope. He’ll help you save those precious tires. poalofflce for lhe past thirteen Karl Schlanderer and wife to years Mra. Earl Sever will be the Kenneth R. Mull and wife, lot Wall Standard Oil Company (Indiana). new clerk. * Pvt. Philip Quick who lake, Hope. te stationed in a camp in Maine Vera D. Haaselhom and others to ha* been visiting hte mother. Mrs Otte A. Keteham and others, parcel Alice Quick and hte staler. Mra. Earl section 20. Baltimore.________ Bev6r and family for several day* * Mra. John Chamberlain ha* em­ ployment with the Clark Dqulpment Co.. In Battle Creek. * Peter Lclnaar who ha* been ill for some time is very low at this writing. * « .. ,'n The Home Front ■bib JT ILL ENLISTMENT;OB I NFORMATION ■" ' >»■■■ £ sass: *»d io SEES4*K’A.’SroK.4- ““ "• Un“" I ,0.™,OJJ. fkr. {>“£•,>» KJ" d X.. .o Include \ vlA-****#< [VICTORY LUWCH Q” It will relax your war nerves and give you added energy, too! Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGHLANDS DAIRY MEN WANTED V WAR JOBS NOW OPEN IN OUR LOCAL PLANT PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY Not out ot the woods yet All applicants mush qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFC. COMP Battle Creek spent the weekend •with their parents. Mr. and Mra J. C. Horton. * Mr. and Mra. nils E. Faulkner were in Chicago one day Buy Mor* War Bondi �Will you write a letter to a Prisoner of War . . . tonight? Maybe he is one of Jimmie Doolittle’s boys. Perhaps he was left behind when Bataan Anyway, he’s an American, and he hasn’t had a letter in a long, long time. / / ■• And when you sit down to write, tell him why you didn’t buy your share of War Bonds last pay day—if you didn’t. “Dear Joe,” you might say, “the old topcoat was getting kind of threadbare, so I ... ” fejl. cross it out. Joe might not understand about the topcoat, especially if he’s shivering in a damp Japanese cell. Let’s try again. “Dear Joe, I’ve been working pretty hard and haven’t had a vacation ‘ in over a year, so ” Hell, better cross that out, too. They don’t ever get vacations where Joe’s staying. . Well, what are you waiting for? Go ahead, write the letter to Joe. ; anyhow. Try to write it, But mister, if somehow you find you can’t finish that, letter, will you, at least, do this for Joe? Will you up the amount of money you’re putting into your Payroll Savings Plan—so that you’ll be buying your share of War Bonds from here on in? And will you—for Joe’s sake-7-start doing it fo# right away? YOU YE DONE YOUR DIT NOW DO YOUR BEST! BOOST YOUR BOND BUYING This advertisement is a contribution to America’s all-out war effort by WALLDORFF&SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE „ CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J.C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON HASTINGS ICE & FUEL ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO LARSEN'S DRY GOODS GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS COFFEESHOP HOTEL HASTINGS TAYLOR SHOE STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCI ATE STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGS CITY BANK ANDRUS SERVICE NATIONAL BANK CASITE CORP. MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 STORE BAIRD'S STORE THE HASTINGS BANNER MILLER REAL ESTATE VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CldAR STORE E.W. BLISS CO. INT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL HOME HASTINGS MFG. CO. ... �Tire nA STING8 BANNER. THURSDAY. JULY M, 1M3 —--------- man. * Mr. and Mra. J. D- Adtck she begins tier new wort:. * and Mr. and Mra. B. J. Wellman Rogers of Battle visited relatives In Jackson Satur­ Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mn. La Grand Collier Creek and family were Friday eve­ day. _______________________ visited Sunday with their parenu ning guests at lhe Mr. and Mra. of Vermontville. Mlu Gretchen Col­ HUBBARD HILLS Floyd Randall iwma. a A recent lier wnb has been spending several lightning storm visited the George days, with her brotner and family Shafe home early one morning- The returned ironic with them. * Mr. Archie Burd called on Pfc. Gordon house and bam ware damaged and and Mra. Floyd Waltou spent Sun­ Green In Battle Creek Tuesday eve­ day in BaUle Creek with her par­ ning. He returns to a camp in In­ Godde althoug Monday day furenu. dtan*. Mr. and Mra. after Arthura ten Parker al their home. and sistcr Naotnl. * Mr. and Mrs.! tough. * Mr. and Mra. Edward BowAlden Porrltt and daughters and ernuin and children. Barbara. liarmouier. Mra. Lydia Porrltt vUiled ! <dd and Lwry of Irving spent Sunday -----Saturday evening with Mra. Jennie 1 at the Archie Burd home. * Mr. w C(V14. * Pauline Jenkin* who ha* Pardee. Mrs. Edna Miller of Elm- and Mrs. Melvin Bird visited rela- . hotn# jor a ¥lljt f--^n thr mJ,, dale was an afternoon caller. Uvat al Fraeport last week. * Mrrtontly WuI|i jn Brocki-n. N. Y. Morse Holcomb and family of Grand I and Mra. James Storkan. Jr.. « • returned to her wort. She re­ Rapids visited their parenu. Mr. I GrandRapid* spent.their vacation , Ilirnrti in company with Mra. Johnarul Mra. D. D. Holcomb Sunday. * with Mr*. James so*1.... ware nr ....... a Mr, uriu. a* 13. naj ouuiu ” ---------from — ----her , ---------------- * o e ■ Borton visited Sunday afternoon iOn Charles Storkan who is sta__ -OBLiCATIOW with Mra Jennie Pardee and Mr*. Uoned in North Africa He U well. * , O««»« ro* FWBUCAT10W Esteila Roater. * Mr and Mra. Em- Bob Norton son of Mr*. Ruby Nor- j *•. ci son Stauffer of Alto vtalted Sun- ton -in Battle Creek was home on ' ••• "• OMDEH FOB PUBLICATION day afternoon at the Lacy and For- furlough after being Iff U. 8 Navy Ai rill home Mrs Edwina Wtngcier of । for the past 2 years. Ivan Mayo East Bowne was a Tuesday after- also had a furlough from a'GeorMir i f •’, noon caller * Mr. and Mra. Paul I camp. Kenneth Mayo who Is tn the , i^l-iobsts Offlea Hoffman are the proud parents of 1 U. 8- Navy spent a week with hUJ Pr a baby son bom Thursday evening | parents. Mr. and Mra. Chas Mayo. , u , -t Ikr E.U ; at Pennock hospital. * Marjorie * Harold Stanton son of Mr. and | A Hr hartn* rn-J i Porrltt of Grand Rapids spent Hie 1 Mrs. Manson Blanton nee Elsie Kmi weekend with the home folks * Mr Mayo was hit with a car at Bedford < un and Mrs. Milo CurtUs were in Lan- and fractuied hl* skull and broke . sing Thursday * Mrs Harold Neil- his leg. The accident occurred over son's father. Mr Peterson who has a week ago and tliey were unable , been confined to hl* bed was taken ' to set his leg His brother Mayto lhe Pennock hospital al Hastings nard had one of hla eyes removed । for observation. * Mr. and Mrs. , Home time ago while playing, he was Frank Jones of Grind Rapids vial- accidently shot in the eye w th a ted Monday at tlye Jerry Blough B-B. gun. * Mr. and Mra. Clinton home. * Clare Eash and family Allen of near Hastings have moved visited Bunday with her parents, into the house on Gate* Corners re­ Mr nnd Mrs George Heller nt Gull i ccntly vacated by Dewiltc *. * Tlie hike * Mrs Alice Gardner who ha> | onions on the Moore Marsh are spent the part week in Detroit with looking very rood. Cabbugv and her daughter returned home Tues- . rot fields look fine, day evening. * Mr. and Mrs. Parrel ------------- ' • * Anderson and mother Mrs Vivian DUNHAM DISTRICT Anderson of Hastings spent the 1 Sunday guest* Of... Mr and Mrs. Sabbath ut the home of the latter's ' Robert Rhode* and Mrs. Grace father Jake Glcsa and Corrlnc. * Mack were Mr. and Mra. Merlin Donna and Nancy Gless of Grand Bryant and daughter Lucile of Bat­ Rapids are spending the week with tle Creek and Mr. and Mra Horace their grandpa Jake Giese anti aunt Edmonds and baby Muriel Kay of Ccrrine * Mrs. Lizzie Hoffman of Dowling. * Mr J and Mra. Orson Mc­ East Bowne is attending to lhe Intyre have received a letter from household duties of her daughter­ their son Brandt, stating that he in-law, Mrs. Paul Hoffman. ha* been promoted to the rank of 2nd Lieutenant and that he had spent part of a day with hi* brothSTONY POINT •mnnd and rionuh er Howard. Both young men are Mrs. Claud Demond and daugh m Grand Fbimd*­ 111111 ln Africa. * Clyde pheewman ter Joyce were kl- *°Mr -- ------Ind^Mra * ------10a‘ ■ >’oune hors® Satur°a>' nl«hl nm.Tirnwn i'umiM .Snt tte- 11 »' thought that it was strtick bv SS ",°h MIASS' ot'ffi,'",’ l,;,"2,dn£ut'°EI'oS;' SOUTH BOWNE SUPERVISORS 14UT COtDTTT COU>THOU*B IfaallM*. Mlrhl*.. Puren.at la l4 fejaalli w?i S ! ? s s 5 s ? I ss I11111 s M H ? S I ? n i i i'i ? E I! "" J •- “|C 5 S I = S 2 £ 2 i s1 1 E.--F 2 * ! ? 2 ■ . r. s ?. ? ? s’ i x 3 i YOUR CAR NEEDS SUMMER CONDITIONING TO WIN THE WAR “SS1 ■“*». i all of Bellevue visited at Orson Mc­ large Consumer poles during the ‘ Intyre's Sunday, a Mr. nnd Mra. part week. * Mrs. Lizzie Crabb" ana ~r; I Clyde Cheese man and family with sister. BuilahktDuel Lowell «pent “Mraof V*r?ahbi» /am Sidney Stanton and family of North Srt “?ekCr:bMr and ™ ®^^‘2’ EXi jaoo.oo 2 500.00 1.100 00 . ‘"'■1. - । ' •. f ■"i I ib» county l>M>ria.l . M •'<> 31 SO li.r l-ubli.hin, < u trr Oltlrr Hu|.fly < haa 11 l.e*>riar.l JfaSM I'ublUhin* IS >10 1 '. *. *. J.ll'l 35.no 1 ■ ■ 5.00 II O.bnrn ...... 111 -'I M BAK BY COUNTY COURTHOUSE < n faaami cartM Mark A. Bllrkla J M Hrntt . Sh'parii • i*ia- lhe Mirlilaa Maude Hinlib .. Cb.l K. hlnwwll Wabatrr 1‘ubluh Henry Wrlltnan .. We.l I’ubll.hlnz C P. I-.lI.r- p M 1> Bh-lduu Ineuranra (Utvrth k Stab.. bine Goodyear IIroa-. 114.»■ Co............ ‘ V >|,x>dyrAr Ifsrdirsro . , .... 1 .1 ■ a J. M Srott ......... Frank Newlin .... Clara M. Holder .. <>■... II. I*«nar<l I.eoU J. M»nn i io. I I Or I9.W5 1*1 «0 1 - '■' 19 40 13 0'1 13,00 7S.0O 11.04 15.00 7 '.<>0 Hua 7 50 '2.SI 7.50 5 III) 4 4. U 0 HM* 5 on 44 911 Inin 11 20 25 24 » 40 H 40 12.50 12.50 IH 90 15.75 41 MU 5.00 17.70 In 90 15.75 3I.V*I your InUral !n?v.etl .! the lalter'j Bristol Lake cottage. Mrs. Merle yi*?.eZ i.-.v u~nu Ihelr family to coat* Grove * Al al __________ school meeting Monday night it was voted to continue Mndlng our ' BRANCH DISTRICT pupils to Woodland another year; Mr. and Mrs. Emory Wood of itteo the same officers were elected. Hartings, were last Monday evening a Mr. and Mrs Floyd Gallup and 1 guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wllfamily have moved back to their cox. * Mr*. Floyd Armour, of Qulmfarm home here * Miaa Joyce De- by accompanied Mra. Ethel Wilcox. mond |8 spending tile week with I Friday to the Ladle* Birthday club her aunt. Mrs. Olin Brown of East I at White's Restaurant, In Nashville I Utnsing * A family by the name of, Mra. Armour' 1* the new member ! Smith from Hillsdale have moved of tlie club. * Mra. Mlnda Mudge. Into the .home recently vacated by i our old neighbor, now of Grand । Merle Varney. * a large crowd at- I Rapids, who ha* been so seriously tended the Varney reunion at ill is reported to be a little better. Thornapple lake Sunday. * Mr. ' *■ Norman White of Marshall li ] Cappon made a business trip to staying several day*, with hl* aunt. Entitle Creek one day the part week. , Mrs. Kenneth Norton. * Mr. and . ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Olin Brown of Lon- Mrs. Floyd Armour were guest* for sing, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hunter of supper Friday evening of Mr. and I Sunfield. Mr. and Mra. H. JT Wag- Mrs. H. J. Wilcox. * Mr. and Mrs goner. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wag- ' H. J- Wilcox were Sunday dlnhcr goner of Olivet. Mr. and Mra. Fred ! guesu i------ - of Mr. and Mra. Bnory -- ------- — * Wood. Biggs of Grand Rapids. Mr. and In Hasting*. Mrs. Andrew Townsend and Mr. and Mrs. John Blocher of Wood­ ASSYRIA land were caller* at the B. J. Well­ Last Week's Letter Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ca*e spent man home during the past week. B. J. isn't feeling very good these Sunday In Battle Creek. * The Case days. * Mra. Andy Stutz has been family reunion held last week at lu»cu. with W.... a bad v-« case wof . poison the Mr. and Mra. Dick Mason home ■. afflicted Ivy the past few days, but 1* some In Battle Creek wa* well attended better at this writing. * Little De-1 * Corporal Walter Shafe who 1* ber Huey celebrated his 6th birth­ in service In the canal tone was day Friday July 16. HU grand­ privileged to talk with his wife. mother Mrs. Aellck gave him a Mrs. Walter Jones, his mother Mrs birthday .upper. Those present to George Shafe and brother Lyltadd to the enloyment of the little Ghafe. * Mrs. Charles Johnson of fellow's curoaity were hli parents Bellevue spent part of last week at the iivi.n home ... of Mr.* and •••■ • and »llu Mrs. me. Angus m.Huo Huey, >>>-■» —...a Mrs. — WIIMr, hU nv grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Dcber lard case before going to a Bible Aellck nnd Mr. and Mn. B. J. Well- 1 camp for missionary instruction. * McKEE SERVICE OIL SALE MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTE) HASTINGS peledfrligy Make Room for a War Worker­ Make Your Attic Livable! 17.70 PERSONAL LOANS —to both men and women, on just your own signa­ Au<u*i fourth. BOAKD OF SUPEBVIBOKS ture ond security. Cash advanced up to $300.00. Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. tiui^riKor U^brr Altai BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION log* will please Hiller. Hiro­ hito and puppet Mussolini. 101'4 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. HASTINGS; MICH. $ WONT HELP WIN THE WKZO 7. Char I la Kahler Put your car in tip top shape It. Clara Will I am. LHAIOR GRAND RAPIDS 24410 for economy driving EXPERT STUDEBAKER SERVICE IS PROMPT BOARD OF aUPBRVISORH effort, ond increase your own income by convex EFFICIENT«. . MODERATELY PRICED Thank* io lhe Yanks Friday, at 9 P. M. Your lilt Parade Saturday* at 1 P. M. * * * New York Philharmonic Sunday* al 2 P. M. * * * Ikoadway Bdnd-Box Hot days put an extra strain on the op­ erating efficiency of many a car. Have as Essential Transportation Worker*. Kriou* trouble a chance to develop. Cau­ tion now will help you safeguard your vide maintenance and service based upon the special needs of wartime. Let us inspect your car now. We'll give lhe need for costly repair*. ilA; l‘T I-l.u:.-. : I 4. City st iiastiaaa 5. B»r..r4 Mieth «. De<.t>|e4sr Brolkei factory-trained men who have qualified any unused space Into rooms? do it with an eye to the future. family, or to supplement the family income. to be done—and usually can quote a cost estimate in advance. WE SELL WAR BONDS end WAR SAVII THE HASTIN & LOAN Your Pushbutton Radio •Should Include WKZO GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE COMPANY 111 E. STATE ST. You will wont use this beautiful space after the war for your c THINGS TO DO TO KEEP VOID CAR UP TO FAB PHONE 2101 Remodel your a into an apartment for a war worker's family . Tuesday* at 7:30 P. M rnn onvouh tJoU HAUIO D1AI Do It NOW! There is great need In this community for homes war workers’ homes. Will you contribute to the TO HEAR Mondays al «:M P. M. ♦ ♦ < fUncho Canova INQUIRE TODAY about Own War Housing Program I 4.00 ★ : »» PHONE 2722 HASTINCS 9 StebbiHt BMf �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY Wednesday evening. * Mr. and Mra. 1»43 and Mra. Robert White ot Stev- Nellie Smith and Joan from Has- chairman jjt - the conference. Pot Wrlaht. * Mr. and Mn. Boyd Olsen L. P. WolcoU were Bunday ‘’evening ensville. * Mr. and Mra. Den Black- tings were Monday evening callers luck supper at 8:00 o'clock and of Ypsilanti spent Sunday at their home here. * Pfc. Kenneth Hoffcallers of Mr. and Mra, Keith Mar- nev spent the weekend with Mr. of Mrs. Maude Rogers »nd mother evening session will begin at 7:30. man and Mn Hoffman have ar­ 'low of Carlton. * Billy Blough and Mra. Lavem Segar in Gr^nd jdrs. Cassady. * MUf Velma J*or-.. .The object of the Planning Con rived here from Alabama to visit Arvil Rodabuih. Emil Theemann snent lhe weekend with his aunt. Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs. Furl Ever- bey’returned to- her work Titer ference U to plan lhe activities of their parenu. w Miaa Loto Perry U — — -- ------------------------- t.«j Ur> Frrdpr)c and fMmnv ioent 8tjnd>v wrh .PMldmg two weeks, vacation with the Union tor the ocming year. visiting friends in California. • rt>eliaav*ai) M^winil Wr" F"dpr’c Sl3cun> of Hasting*. v>n and family spent Sunday with gm m? n0^ »«r the A°S,nln5. ye*.r Mra. Merritt Moore to vUiUu her ?’•'* ? M * Mr and BawP,‘ *r" the latter-* father. Frank Wlnln* A,U Unto2 and ‘ tape * Mr. and Mr*. Merrill K»r- Sunday dinner guest* of Mr and cf Irving * Mr nn-f Mra John r°rl*' * **«ri>Ti Sterrlrk of *1 superintendent*, all Christian 5? SSbiKte Mr> Don 8lro,l« of Lake Th’ler had a* weekend guests M? Bowne was M a• Sunday 8t|!±Ldinner ^P truest n ldeavor Jsociety 0???' Ppresident* "Tld'n%?K Endeavor in the the of 6ara,, Sarah„lJane Bunresa .♦ ♦ p P.- p P: C.^Unlon pastors, with one troll are visiting his mother. Mra ftof afternoon. * Mra. Della Yule # Mrs j H Walters and children .nd M” Wm Speer* nnd Mbs ®f ’anl. C-„Unlon and their pa*tor«, H r*K!rlnt jr3? !n?uo nnd Mr and Mr*. Lloyd Karcher Donna Thaler from Grand Ranlrts H-!SS ®Jher "P"«‘”,1‘u" from oach »o-i William Wenks of lumbago. * Mr. and Mra. Keith jrorn Grand Rapids and Mrs Leap Rnndav guest* were P. P. C Charles totah with hw patent* Mr. and cletv should attend this confer- . jpwrtro *yf f^mUy fro« WoodUnd Kalchrr. local wrre Sundlv dlnner "?,h. raAdoh-n Mra Jeaae Blough and fam.lv and ence. : THE LOWLY MILKWEED ni„.. - ...... mher’relatives."*“ Miter King visAlkn j. Weenink. vice presi­ HAS BECOME A ■' *TMra Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. guest^oxMr. and Mra. Wm Crakes. Nonna ______________________ relative*. * Miner King vis«r Alien Mr t . w«.nink *<e« nr«i. I Yoder. Afternoonother mi< <U wife dent or of tne the Micnigan Michigan enruuan Christian tnEnAdam Endres ♦ Mra. - Agnes w W-ek»ndTuesta of Mr. ana Mra. »were fre Mrs. Mra. John John Mishler. Mishler. Corrlne Corrlne ded 'lrM 1*hts “ F"** 7 Clara Ct KaUmaxoo aent DESIRABLE PLANT Thompson of Hastings was a Man- c M Benedjcl wfn. U1, tatter'* *<srUn s’^rtln »nd »nrt rt«>ighter daughter Marlvn Marlvn ** °ne day la*t week. * AVord came deavor Union will be the gueatI, Last year for the nrat Ume in htoday dinner dinner guest of Mra. Mary daughter and husband. Mr.-and Mra. Gall Lightfoot spent Sunday,hat M1*- "Charlra Price passed leader and counsellor at the Con-I I tory milkweed potto were gathered Mrv rioyo Ptoyd u*ui Oaut oi of Lapeer. * *•>7’ Mrs • Mr wr. and Monday Monday In m Battle Creek. creek. gue*t Kiu**t “ "F Tr .Fi fcrence. . iSrler of Woodland were lYler wereSunday Sunday Mj>_ A_ G Mrj| Go Oluta ,JMjj-% Wld ffumjy unpy of o» . M1 Mini „ Evelvn Overholt. Overholt * Mr Shp shp “ fot former V‘p,r "*ld-nt re*ld-nt of this The me Pleasant Valley Society en- for manufacturing purposes. In the “nrtto * were 8unday d,nnpr «UP'ts of Mr ’'nd Mra A. Gonxeles and family, '?*^H"Lly,hann,{1r,leat”1‘ “ J?vrd “ n"r u‘p?lcp 8und*l p*«- legion surrounding Petoskey where ,Mln Rupt'O'* Rgv. *nd Mrs. E. B Griffin. ♦ and Mrs B R Clinton. ♦ Miss «<r .nd Mra B R Clinton were and ntoe. children to mourn their ning at which time the publicity the processing plant wa* located. • Rrv and Mr*. F- B- OrtHb1 'Pphi Helen Moore_ visited to expressed award recently won by the society, Over 1.000 000 pound* of the jxxls • ........ friends In Has— Sunday ou..uay evening'supper evening supper curst* cue'-t* nt o> J0■ "-., Much sympathy a part of the week at Byron at tne Ung* Fridayi * ’Mr. *** and -1 Mn. **-- Alvin *!*.*■. »’r _-nd ««__Mrs Raymond ......... u ^-n..«..u «a beautiful picture nt —<-• were gathered l**t yWF. It was 1 Clinton And to t0 lhe lhe famllv. «*n»uy. of lhe e-i. Christ Duration Club _VR!P. or °£. North Irving aeeom- family. * Rev. and Mrs. L..F Burwas dedicated and placed in the difficult to make people in that ' T*— " "*’ ~r. In rare'for -Hen-igie ,,ur ooen °f ot Hasting* Hasting. . , D,*ra‘}°2 »“1 »* auditorium. Rev. E. B. Ortffln was area bellejfe that there could be any | p*itUhrfpanW bv Mr and Mrs Jobn Hor' kf** a’’d *'in RflbPrt -ftt. dJ52L£- in < Jtfr venAir of Ha.sttngx and Mr. and -ere -------------------- >lrId ... (Fue~Hv ............. w -vening. caller* at ,thp,.^brafx,ne’t. Wcdne*- in charge of the dedication service u«e made ,ot what wa*. commonly , July ’clock. All Mn niOTnfteii^.re Mrs Keith Marlow of Carlton vis- the Franklin Burgess home. ♦ day. dav J "'v 28th M,h at •* 2 ’ o op,npk *” and John Brake Jr. led lhe dis­ considered a ne*t. Thl* year 5.000.­ andft Kpd Xlrs EUpn Helriglr Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Donald Sot ha rd and member* and friend* arc Invited cussion period. 000 pound* of the pods are wanted | to attend and make- H worth f.nrt Tri' whb U “ fpW *PP«B wlt)1 ChaUner Miller will lead the It 1* anticipated that the demand Dvvns in Nashville were entertained at the while for our boys In service. A Pleasant Valley C. E. meeting next cart be supplied by extending the .. RUft.r— .home . .. . of. -Mr - gn(1 Cul- program is being planned. * Rev. Sunday evening. The topic will be are* where they were gathered but ‘-Jnnrtl? He w 1 LnJi-eV' to Orand R * Dr. J. W a..o Mn «... c w. . whl1 answer to mkamldaush J. W. McCue wa* called loofficiate •The .... Christian ul,lll re r. Sunday. He pJuJrt * lnk and d“u«hter. Mrs Helen Su- ver with a blrthdav dinner Cares for Others" year. The U. S.- Navy use* lhe Ro*. '. ^5 1* tertiau from Orand Rapids were or of Mra Emerson Struble IH«s- »• the funeral of Mra. Ura Bent- This is lhe third and last topic tor several purposes, for which a ^uS"rh.. Saturday afternoon caller* of Mra. Ung*, also Sgt. Emerson t ruble man which was held at the Bun- <m the general *ub)ect. "Evidence* foreign substance, not now avail­ IJSrt John Ju,la o,,df"v' * Mr and ■'*" 1>’11 who to home on furlougl from nell Church Sunday afternoon, w of Christian Character.'. able. wa* used ?U dJ?V Mr? Richards and son Tommv of Dear- flfnux Fall* * B R CHntaL-------Sarah Jane Burge** will be the made Rev. and Mr*. J W. McCuu were rt5S^Hin2rrt^nrt,\^IikHr^h‘- from bo,n “rP '°pndlnK 0 *'1*k‘* ' ,r“- » business trin to Pasttnr* Satur- dinner guests at Gull lake at Mr. discussion leader at the Freeport (BalUll rJ i ,lon wl,h Frrflx)rl relatives. Mun- dav. and Mr. and Mr* Knymond and Mra. Ivan Rouxn* and son c. E. meeting next Sunany night. day- Mrs Herman Go-.b accum- Clinton returned home ■Zth him. Tom where they visited their • •telephone •'—‘ —" *from •»**• A call PF.C. e.iieZ of Mr >“nlpd ,hpm ,,n ® “hoPPtoK "‘U to * Little Katherine KundJ who has daughter* and families. I Franklin QurgeM. Jr . to his mother m^ Ora,,d Rapid-* * Mu* Margarite been vMline in Detro<J Methodist Church . 1 Mra. F. Burgess states that he Is at. 1 Two bams were destroyed by fire ■firt ftrre I lovrt Ka^-her flam RoBP" ta ‘tending a week * vaca- home Sunday night * Mra Claud Rev. J W McCue. Pastor w a Bose hospital in Birmingham. I on Thursday night southwest of nnr.nrtMRin‘rt^ ’* Mr and Mra Uon wl,h Mr and Mrs' Alton Ro’ Walton entertained wit lx. n birth10:00 MomliMt worship. T_^ — Ala. * Mrs. Elva Price and son thU city. Hastings firemen were Topic Report of the Condition of "The Delton Stotc Bonk" «» ir °t -’wkson. * Mra. Minnie day dinner in honor of hSr hu*te-rt ’’Purity of the Word,' Horn Saginaw were callers of Mrs. called and In both cases prevented >1 ndten.in the Stele ft Mi.blf.. st the rto.e «f tatolhtM ■■ Jm«' SO. I Carl Boston and son Teddy of Has Hooper iiAe.r^r of nt Campbell ra.mniM.ti and .w.i mother. mn.her Claud e-i~>>^ Walton 11 00 Sunday school, classes tor ... .... Wm. Mishler of Bowne Sun. * <■ <» w>ui>>r». the de.«'n>rt'«n nf uuicr other b ”’ldlnr* Unu were weekend guesu of Mr. Mrs Julia Godfrey attended the ond Mra Geo Brownell: and Mrs. Mrs E Iva Price and son of Saginaw At about 10:30 the bam on the Jas. and Mra. Ralph Saxe andsri^nf family. Gqdf re y-Bunker reunion held at »>-»>-« Omobel' .. ... ... .. .... ........ ... .... VSweca ’•’’iX* * ”ra. we jk WISH llull lnd b*rs‘ Thoma* farm, west of the Yecklev nt.re.vtii?4 «re e‘?enin? |skc S’U”*"* Mtemoon a Glen Parker of ' UtchHcld. Mra. service. I D. n Cool r^l and -nrt other friends. Mho()| h<mje wo de8troye<1 A J. SiiS ‘of Mr and1 Mr* Haro’d Mr “nd Mrs Harry F“,lfcl,? ot Lean Howk and Mrs tun Roush A guest speaker will be present j -----tractor and a large quantity of hay c»rte?and ramilv * Mr and Mra Grand Rapids called on Mr and were in Grand Ranlds refrntiy and and a Woman's Chorus will sine. ASHVILLE were consumed by the flames. Not Coder family of ♦ Mr. andRamS Mra. Mr* F C TaW*r'«’ Saturday af- met Mra. Isabella Sis*tRmZn and S^kE Grand Mis. ».Cholr rehearsal Tuesday night 1 long after Uiat the bam on the Al ­ . Mr. and Mra. Ottle Lykins have Simon Simon Sleckle S.eckle of ofGrand GrandRapids, Rapids. trrnoon oher callers in the eve- Fem Wheeler and niett the day at church. Nash farm went up in smoke. spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. ning were Mrs Agnes Thompson talking over the CanilUn trio, Tlie service which vas held on ।I moved back to their home in the bert The Nash place is not far from me HasUngs and nnd Mra. Polly Parks Purks * Mr*. Etaabeth Fenreiwi under- church lawn l^st Sunday n.ght wa* [ south end * MU* Doris Betts of Good Will church. We have not iwtmtnn .n-ni . r— «... !from rom Hastings " ! Grand Rapid* spent the weekend fiSSuJ .TV.™ ”'«l M" Wm M*’h- »™< «• owmUon «1 ''I Mnv■. wen attended’'-' ~ been .able to learn about the in­ ll. . TOTAL AHHKTN Brethren in ’'fl1 bpr parPnA*, Mra Hrwner llennev « from tram rnm Irr ‘ r Ot orini-n oouln Bo, 8ou,h “o* ‘nc 1"' and ana air. Mr and ana lx»pital hospital at Grand Rapids and is C'huryK of the United and sun spent Saturday night there. surance In either case. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Henney a. <•ChriitLIABILITIES Mr Rnmin • Mr*. John Thaler of n»mnL»it Campbell e«u. call- u. reported to be arriousiy 111. - .... j * Mrs. Helen Simms and Vlncta nTeMr.i xciJr aa Motinuin Bunuay and E. B. Griffin. D. D. Pastor Marr M pd 00 00 Mrs Mrs ‘Ida Hoffman Sunday *nd Mr*. Mrs John John Fish Fish were were Sunday. Sunday Fbhrr spent several days last week It Is clear that Hitler had to pay HHim . Mra Max Snider S wh® un<i*«-*«-.st an appendicitis cp- dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Al- , Phone 491 I with relative* in Detroit. * Mrs. for soviet Soviet co-operaUon co-operation by cancel- II rT.TJ.i'uTf"Hrat»i"7ndMra J« Bmder Of HaJmc. ‘■ratlon « ,hr Charlotte hospital, len Fish and all called st the home 1Freeport Elizabeth Lynch and son of ChlcaIng hto trio to the Ukraine. “ Young ( e ,riin»d taken' rk«h< Ur. wl? * Mr. and Mra Donald Walton and f U.-«n F<’h M Pleasant Vall-v 11 \MM8UMornlmrWwor*hlD '1 110 pnl th* weekend' en »P vnent w**lr*na "with"her will, h— man. man ”" said nalrt Stalin Stalin in In no nn uncertain nn**etaln ... TOTAL DKI'OSlTH do Tift of Alleg?iiU * Mrs Wm Mrs CUud Walu,n werc ln Has- * Chalmer Miller nf pleasant Vai- Scrnwn by oa’tor »or*mp. . nwth|.r Mr> uui>n Glbjfln * Mf UnM WMt ItatcX “ been r,ccted Wntrh n. wnt <L.ni mlm Alday plirt.1 moX mnrn ’ ‘“,nW W Monday 0,1 on buslaeM business.’ * Mr lev h has elected lav dH<,(Wt< d-legato’ 1 7.00 .1*. M Christian Endeavor. I “nd “«• .A’JBur1, Bateman and , aTrorta? n^nd Jith Mr and M” Frank Wood- to Michigan .Conference of lhe ll»r Christian Care* for dauxhter of Detroit were weekend, ami Xfarain T?Slrr of H^ Und Wfrr W«kirsday evening rail- United Brcthcrn church from Aug- Topic: ANNUAL MEETING OATITAL ACCOUNT! «up»w '?f hpr P“reni*-?’r and M" Psltoa Karel Agricaltnrsi Bebsol m , a sons crs era °f of Ur Mr “ and lld Mrs Mrs Claud Claud Walton Walton „«■ um 4th <th In to ath 8th at at namahv Bamabv Memor. Mcmor- OtheraT leader Sarah Jane Bur 30.000 00 Units * Virgil Woods and I Von W FumlM * FurnlM * ML® ML« Cherry , * Mr*. Glen Parker of Litchfield lai Park. * Alien Pish and Chas. o h 1 o Weak* snent Weaks Saturdav* In I Walter and Donald spent one day was spentnlirht Saturday* night In I a Wednesday overnight guest Overholt were Friday night cailLansing and came home Sunday 1 GriffinmiAiTiii Tome "ArLoosing ■« Re.r. W Ur nn,i Ur. o1 Mr ftnd Mrs- L*0” Howk. * era at the John Layer home at mon by A. |2ial Uta *« “» j™ VUndn yeaJ“ snS WMNMtnn nf vVeLhi.rt Mrs F11'"1!‘ Anderson wa* a Has- Pleasant Valiev. * Miss Vilmit meweddoir*. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOVNTH • ; twoustera. two sisters. Virginia ana and Bartiara Barbara * A i l^t Ti ?-da? mirau of Mr ,lnKS vU1,or Saturdav afternoon. * Buehler nnd Vivian Buehler of service Mrs. meetDorothy Ma&sellnk two TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOVNTH M" ™ last Tuesday guest* of Mr and^frajav ...Blough, local and charlotte were.weekend..gu-sta wc.v of M- .w, ... 8:OO P. M Aly 27. Prayer Dorothy and MraaeHnlt and two and Mra. Ralph Sage and family. Mrs. : >. U.nk’. eeplt.l ruo.i.1. eWMIpn »•<*<* »"b lotal l"O »•>«' •« » <»» children her of oareni^Mr*^'MrT Winthrop. Mass. are Forest Buehler of North Irv- their parents. Mr and Mra Forest ing. nriUng * Mr, and Mra Harold Woods were ; Ing ;Imr’ spent*fr«n parenu. Mr. Mr. and and Mra. Mra. inmu from“. Fridav PrlHav until" until SunRun. BeuhIe7* Da»hu. ‘and’'famHy ran.ii.“** * Mra. Mr< ciand* nianri Pleasant Valley 1, ;.visiting ,il„***,„ her ”r Patents. in Grand Rapids Monday on bus!- , 10 00 a M Morning worship I 8 E They are spending >d preferred |i»billiiM: A A. GriHl" । »raeral diva at the Power’, entrap nes* * Mra. Jennie Miller was a | day night with the latter’s husband. Walton received word through the Sermon ‘by "* Forest Buehler at Allegan. * Mr*. Red Cross from her mother. Mrs. Tuesday afternon caller of Mra' ;O. v school. venom । ” Thornapple lake. * Mr and Mrs. H. Fausey and Mrs. Ravmond Ida Myers in Occupied Nelher11:00 A. M. Suratov Elen 8eese * Mra. W. L Oebton , Um E..J FnrUavor Richard Brunun and son' have 8:00 P M. Chrtrtl..,. or Highland Highland Park Park is is mending a a few few Prwton and children were Friday i lands that she was well It hart F • MilUr “wwl 111,0 »»»«* McVev house south ot days‘with her fatherspending ‘kfr and Mr* <‘vw',’1'< c«Ue« of Mrs. Allen Fish been more than o year sin^e word Discussion leader. Ch aimer JMUKr’ of town * Mrs. Edith Mayo of ^BllXnX * M^’and Mrs Krti- Mrs Fau*y "turned to Miuk.-gon was received by her. * The Pleas- Sermon by E. B. Griffin. 5m MSdVnd fimuy from’’>& ^r*a^r Y±y £ ft* J*!L"1C£uBrl «:0O P M July 27 Prayer meet- ?™d*R?Pld 2Uvlng ,rl‘f,nd4 •lldbl* •• u? followed by ._. AdiuinUtrAtivc }•"*•.* \!r5. V• Vance enter­ Rev. and ot Mr*. Mra. Melvm Melvin Star­ Ing Grove spent Thursday with their *"'■ nllt* Mrs. E. r. H. Skutt from tho home of oard meeting al the church _,’f.r./_lSc!S ^!d?y parent*. Mr. and Mrs Claude Mead. Lake Odessa acre Friday afternoon board on Thursday. July 2flth for Adtunislt ■* Frank Walton accompanied by callers of Rev. and Mrs. I. H. Ickes, an nil day meeting * Mr. and Mra. Board will meet at the men were Invited for the pot luck church July mpn * Mrs Wm. Hutchins received word B W Sisson entertained with a belief. £nevB^rertC?ta4w‘rp r’tnJwInl, lba»"»*»»• WHiu'iiutehhu’who’wta dtiuwr Saturday‘evening“ln’"honor I M. al 8 oi) p’Xf sunfler. * Pvt Don Cutches* is H. O. REYNOLDS (SKAL) viyitlne hts parenu. Mrs. ... .. C J™.. VT\7“! "Ported missing was reported to of their grandson. Lieut Carl R Christian Ei * o... Mr. and *, .. und Mrs H. at Howell Sunday. * Mr. and Mr*, have been sent on a medical boat Edmond* irom Alaska and his parThe annua) planning conference Ham Gutchess ‘•"‘■A a Rev. “ Ild,Mrs Leighton Yoder from near . Elm- thence on somewhere In Afrfta. * ent*. Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Ed- of the Barry County Christian En--'’J'.an.d . d‘‘,“5“,,pr? “re vbltlng relatives m in natron Detroit. * * Mr. dale were Sunday afternoon call- Mrs Max Bnyder was a Sunday monds and sister Bonnie from Ann dcavor Union will be held at. the '* 11111 f<>a«ne* m. I m Mr «nA Mr. w.iu. T-.— I »ue»t of her sister. Mrs. Orville Arbor. Lt. Edmortds hod brought Coats Grove Church on Jul)V.27. , and Mrs Theo Bera and daughter 1 .. t .. / . Pickard of Middleville. * Dorxliy hl* plane to Utah for remits and-The Conference will open at A.OO Mnrylln have moved to Hastings. * ' ‘u, ♦ Mra. Prank Hynes of Woodland nnd Mary Jane Woods arc spend- is home tor o few days. * Mr. and P. M. with devotions in charge X;f 1 Bonnie Walker of Otrouo Is visiting ' st-rt.o, called on Mrs George Pur bey last hut a few day* at the home of Mr. Mrs Henry Eggleston and Mig. Aliev Griffin and MyrtleWiUqh ■ her grandmother. Mrs. Blanche REEPORT f 2S k». & Two Barns Destroyed By Fire Thurs. Night 'Manpower al home is essential to support fighting-power oversea^ .. .E.G. Grace, president, Bethlehem Steel i' AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SERVICE 51 * Av^Hotne Front Manpower o» GREASING - WASHING - EXPERT WORKMANSHIP Tbourands ot men arriving for work in a Bethlehem shipyard. Down this yard’s busy shipways slide many of the nation’s cruisers, destroyers and aircraft carriers. Bethlcltem repeatedly has made records for delivering vesseb well ahead of schedule. This is the story of manpower in Bethlehem steel mills and shipyards, of men and women who have come by the thousands from all walks of life to do a job in tacking up our fighting forces with a continuous Bond of materials. These men and women are vital to die tattle of production. Manpower at Bethlehem Steel lias been multi­ plied three times in three and a half years. Here are the figures: KMIEl IF IETILEICM ENPLOTEEJ Poland invaded, September 1939 100,000 Fall of France, summer 1940. 120,000 Pearl Harbor, December 1941 190,000 Tunisia, May 1943 290,000 Employment in Bethlehem's shipbuilding and ship repair yards alone has grown from 15.000 in 1939, to nearly 180,000. The enlistment ip our manpower army conunucs from week to week Ilid from month to month. The total of . Bethlehem employees will exceed 300,00a by the end of live year. Tc reach tins total force, and provide for re­ placements of those going into the armed services and others, many thousands more men and women will be hired. Facts About Bethlehem Workers Manpower it the heart o( Bethlehem's current production of a ship a day Manpower make* poMtblc the meeting nt its large eommitmcnu for ordnance and other warwtetl products All other problems such at materials and supplies arc secondary — die essential dependence is on manpower. Thouundt of men from ncn-cucntial trades are joining Bethlehem war-work armies. More than : j,ooo women are employed at Bethlehem plants and shipyards, and lhe num­ ber is constantly increasing. Veteran employees are acalously teaching the newcomers, so that they can quickly handle their appointed tasks. New employees earn while they learn, in special training classes and in on-the-job training. Sympadictic study of each person's abilines puts "square pegs in square holes.’’ g>W^h*d*^tr~fC shipbuilding and steel, and in the top group of Promotxm is rapid, as opportunity to advance comes far more swiftly dun under norma! condroom. i ro**1*0)™ *" friendly, high-grade people. The great majority have education M u* b'gh »cnool grades, and thousands are graduates of colleges, crafts and professions. More than 50,000 Bethlehem employees are now serving in the armed forcei, a fact which g!vts added seriousness of purpose to those working to produce the supplies. Bfthkhem shipyard* and plants is 10 be in the front line of industry, doing g real sob in helo w in tlw war " a Somi New Biwilxhim Exnonu Fxom Vamoui Occufatonj FROM ALL OCCUPATIONS Bethlehem woikcu come from virtually every walk of life to serve in these war-work armies. Here are 60 instances of former occupations of men and women who are now producing ships and combat rrutciull. DjOW«.C Minim Rixion RSIS. i. tS IWCbill Coach NNMM ■HL L~ S <n Miaul*. Suk M.ll Ws Store Clerk Peterson Motor Sales have purchased the Moynahan Motor Sales Business (located in the south part of the Universal Garage Build­ ing) and are now prepared to do general repair and service work on all makes of cars. During the coming months it will be extreme­ ly important to the "WarcEffort” to keep as many cars and trucks as possible in good so, we’ll do our very running condition best to help you "KEEP ’EM ROLLING” 7y-.i lqckted r.‘X co*”.”11*’ • PETERSON MOTOR SALES REGULAR FORD SERVICE GARAGE 226 S. CHURCH BETHLEHEM STEEL HASTINGS PHONE 2121 Ell � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-07-29.pdf 2fb1b800ea656372399b4800d359efa4 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner SECTION ONI—FACES 1 to 8 UGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR On thu ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ HomeF ront Buty two Weeks HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1943 THI SICON TINtNTAfc 12 FACES—2 SECTIONS NUMBU I] Police HoveMUSSOLINI CELEBRATES A BIRTHDAY ^HEWING A FARM OUT Body of Mrs. Ferguson 128 NEWCity STATE Token to Wisconsin 20 Today is the 00th birthday of 1 Mediterranean Into an Empire of AF TUT ijf|| fttftMFCC Mrs. Jeanette N. Ferguson. 44. Benito Mussolini—and undoubtedly ' world dominant influence with IVI IslL VV ILU KI LJJ LAWS EFFECTIVE who drank poison. Sunday night toe unhappiest one he has ever । headquarter* at Rome. Starting a* | July IB. at her Woodland home and ☆ AT a socialistic Intellectual who spumed ||| A1IC ACHED ATI All was brought to Pennock hospital of policespent. and «q* ■* follow* for the * ' * armed force In any form (once, a* ||g UHL UCHLKAIIU I the following morning, died Wed­ JULY 30 A superb actor and colorful ora-. xoun< nuBcj. hf toudly de-,"’ 7 * nesday morning at 3 o'clock at the The report of the city police was —i to the city council Friday ; । I ...«..t night by Harry Thompson, chief । l i A GLANCI * i two week* ending thaj night: Misjo ।----------------cellaneous complaint* received. 38; tor. Mussolini succeeded in out- • pounced Italian conquests in North I How Woodland Hardwood This is Jane Two-lnchra-smaller- 1 recrlved n compl.mu .bout dro. Most Important One u, ----------.... ---------- 1 J Africa), he became .. Forem Became Beautiful bluffing other *. European statesmen the most. war i kround-tiie-equator-since-rationlng- ■ nmning at.large. “P W_d2F' Concerns Car Drivers— many year* employed by Swift A ।rent purchases of Items rationed by over a span of nearly two decades., mongering, bombastic Italian of Ctarted-thank-Hcaven Cameron »ayred??£d' ™*?_ Should Be Heeded Co., in 1931 at Chicago. She had the government. This newspaper [ng to all of you HI Ya CHUMS! 11 < posed o ^ snd two to the dog Nor can he be dismissed a* a mere modern time*, Dean Davenport been employed in a Chicago hos- 'believes this service will anabfain­ Our it verv Barry is lust served made 1 Of the 128 new Michigan law* buffoon who dazzled and browbeat t • . • pke wasown when youCounty left, only it's'! peund. two _Jor14 flnfsummon*, ec^.le^Md/ that will become effective tomor­ the Italian people to his will. pltal previous to her marriage. 'dividual.! to cooperate more fully fa I In a nation alreadlng suffering . — • — TTC— 'A— toe most Important pertains uir »>«,.A? uJ > wv... <*■»*!*... «».. Besides her husband she Is sur- ' different. It's full of girls and H'c1 convicted and fine of I25*cost* row. , * ’ trom the pangs of over-population ’ m? ratnm* kpace where you boy* were .nd that 1 ? e“Sh .flfJL1 'to toe financial responsibility of words, of iww lite father, *a carpencarpen- , vlvtd brher mother. Mr*. Minnie i The Duce had ability and the fact and limited economic resource*, he ? ordj ° r ,ww ,u * accidents iiwuuceiua»iiuity»i>aineiwi and limited economic resource*. he U 7„ Au.n ! autoniobllr driven for accidents ter and loiner In an Ohio town. ■ Mirth Htrth. nt of RAvfleld Bayfield. Wl» Wte. .Im also bv by . .. All rich h r e .' V throush hte nose cannot * ? ‘ “ ° rous cam P al « n to « n " gave up plying that trade. Jour| two brtther* and two titters. Her which they may cause. such : _«Tr— “ »»««»“> » «>• gaVe up plying that trade, jour- ■ two two i ... brother* and ..arTjri, 11 BuEd t. nU — In ............. txtoula- neyed ..■ ... woodland, an ।i orotner drivers who who uu do not wn; carry ,»..**.>•». Insurance 1 put—a ----ring through hte nose- cannot in populn* eyed to Woodland, toot took up vi 80 brother .nd and wtr. wife. Mr Mr. mH ■will thev ever be fun again until ; cinema. u»ucu .»<■ iu wum ------------------ courage further growth ... ana war. »r. “”> .r" “’% mhI: anvers ”• lx tlnn rannnnfodder fodderfor forthe themighty mlchtv,' acre*, tilrrh nt Mllwai Mllwaiufi? this war te won and you are back bicycle licenses to date 375: dog 11- i.jnoldln* providing tnr for enrnrwnuilInn compensation in in lUCh such OMCUre obscure toe the fact fact that that ne he did did many manytlon —— cannon I nevi,heavily ncavii* limbered, and started jj. Harold Hirth. ........ of ww. - ji; aiamp u, oecome vaua Aug* J u good inrouIh Aug. 31. Loh n< ccrue* collected to dale 137: two । cases should become thoroughly ac- I constructive things for Italy. military machine he envisioned to make.a make a farm farm of of itit- On On that that farm. farm. || here 1 I to here to to arrange arrange tor for the toe ftfuneral. The [.,1. and io the L That in *hv we are buying bonds arTMta made for drunk and dlsor- ' qualnted with this new law. j ... , ... |In n a jog'house log house which was described i body was wa* taken to Leonard fu«•■„„„• n-.a, Lilh ever? inare dollar That I*1 dcrly conduct; night police found | The revision of the Financial IIn the beginning. Mussolini was । on the favorable sirfr. he built lastlost week. Davenport wa* was Ii neral week.Dean Dean Davenport neral home and ajid was wa* was lat later shipped shipped cannca »****"*' where ithe funeral ! Blue Stamp* N. P. Q valid com­ hihv the bank* and uoitoffices are 20 *tore doorjl unlocked- Qulte ® ; Responsibility Act and Ils "semi-t probably Impelled by a sincere de- roads and buildings: drained bom. a real "Son of the Timber- j to Wausaw, Wis.. where mencing July 1 through Aug. 7. lout of bonds half the time and we bu*>' two wedc1-. - | compulsory" requirements on mo-1Ur, to 1Uengthen the position of marshes and reclaimed waste land: . laW In 1856 . | wa* held. S. T valid Aug. 1 to Sept B. have to wall unlll they get in' ____ _ — ..■■■■ torists Were announced as an at- July. But. after tasting power and gave crowded Italian cities at leiuit ,n the second of hl* series of ar----------------—— ---------another blg_wad and we Ly them lh||r|( CCACAI1 U/ll I I ftaancIMly B,ory' he dld NapolTOn> became ft glimpse of modern housing: 4 C- I Af Al Cf/ Caffee Iright wbH rfbtwwn mas ~ ,UrU up and .nd have to wait w.U for lor our duriUULII JlAJUn It ILL : [ ■f*.“ » | hopelessly bjpriraly infected Inlretod with the virus rinia brought browht the county back l>«. from tram the the I1?5.,1 O LUlAL jLl Stamp 22 for 1 lb valid through tire process of "Hewing a Farm Out Inext nnrs We keen tirosc mugs busy Irresponsible drivers. August 11. 1 of ambition. brink of financial chaos; Improved of the Wilderness as follows: A I (____ Sagar ' ' • • • agriculture and encouraged the de­ "Extending from the Alleghaney DllfC Tfl r A fall) '. No longer content to be merely , vclopment of industry. I mountains to the Eastern line of D||\L IV VAulr ' the head of a second class European . ... Illinois and from the Ohio river to R?id'*Wfor atmag*artnee^ouU,prOb" ! ^hoofing Can Begin a Half r does require that power, he aspired to revive the m view of the pitiful figure Mus- the I Stamp* No. 15 and 18 may be fifth or sixth tier of counties Thirty-One Bov* Attend Sbte1 marcv toe Coffee Shoo Hour Eorl,er Thon ln automobile accident* which re- glory of the Caerars and weld the »ollni ha* cut of late, commentators I in Michigan and Wisconsin, were used for canning sugar In amount* Outing at Duck Lake of 5 lb. each through Oct 31. wnitrrwM right pronto P ' wildfowl hunting regulations i»uU In any personal injury shall be countries and peoples bordering the 1 ’Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.) 1 the hardwood llmberlands of the i Both coffee and sugar coupons I ,... . . .. . ™ ’announced by the state conserva- .reported within 10 day* to the De-' ___________ I old Northwest Territory, an area Sixteen bicyclUte in ncout shirts : ten timer ns large a* Belgium 1 and ties with Scoutmaster Ben- are from the same War Ration Uon dnMrtment in line with fed- partment of State. If no report1 "Thekoll of bowlder clay 1* exnett* trailer bringing up the rear vihXt rh.n”2hen Ifral rulM «*ve hunters an ad- 1* made, the driver is subject to fg>|ia*\rn TA AF Book 1. lr.m"ly rtch a* compared to Ihe ^e a memorable sight Saturday Shoes wlJ, 2L.J w£rX -dltional half hour of shooting this revocation of hl* license*. pineries to the north, though not so m2h of PTJ JLiA I ” »» m,k" "p**1 ,nd »»" JvIIAULK IV DL Stamp 18 good for 1 pair through ? 2J^wtto,to^ Shooting mav start ono-half insurance, the State take* no fur- । • w •*!■*** productive as the prairie land* to the west. Thickly settled and well Ind’of S n nnrt* Vn^hrhilte U i 1 hour before sunrise Instead of at ther action. But If he ha* no in* provided with gdod buildings, ft is ' ^n.lins "Trtrn 73 Hasting* h?s inhir '!Unr1** •» previous year*, the aurknee. he loses hl* driver's and Stamp Number 7 from Basic ISL.’^SKSil ■“ S83,.T££|! «hESl2 2r ! department saitf It attributed the car license* automatically. A re-| . ■ Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 ? nn -Ute liberalization to a feeling among voked or suspended license may be | Brower Named to Fill 1 F'UUr bOV" rndc ln Ule C*r W,th U'e gallons of gasoline, good thj "Believe federal wildlife official* that the ! reinstated only If he proves flnan-| Vocancy Left by a scoutmaater and look turn* on the H nrPNm "‘get?a nhih’i club con- ducl‘ P°Pulatlon b lar8' enough clal ability to meet any claims ( o».:n_„tion Sialer 1 bicycles. They reached Camp Lion Lrt .M.nMhv thJ FBi^Ve t0 1Und lQnaer *^0°'^ that might arise out of future ac-1 RcsignoHo" ot Sigler difficult to realise that it lay an norlB Of Grand Rapids. Saturday Af ' -rhe season, the department said. cldenU. This proof may be eltl>« > Kim Sigler, chalnnan o.of the gallons, unbroken wilderness for almost two nl ht su^y thev attended Coupon 5 good for —faoard. ----- d. since drmwnf ; **» start Sept. 25. one day earlier er a 810.000 insurance policy or (in R*rrYf?°u?l> Draft nr both hundred years after the landing of church Mn iCM in Muskegon and Must last until Sept. the beginning , .. 1 riJimnn fl ulx JSns to out'lh,n ,MBt ypar 10 JPern,lt hunting 811,000 cash deposit with the Stale “ IL'*? 1.”n^£_of selective iservice the Pilgrims, or longer than the arrived at Camp Shawnnave on ' here, has resign^ jned effective «.«•■ Aug. .. 1. United States has been a nation Duck Lake at 2:45 ahead of ached'"iiJnnin H. DUmn. «creur» of William A. Schader. fonfter mayor "It is more difficult to reallza- ujc Second Inspections due: A book Hmla.|brxeHi?t|nUwL’teL.ra’'aLi’toU 1,1 "ddition to the conservation that men are yet living who knew The boy* who are at eamp for thia I on the" board since its organixailon. by Sept. 30: B's by June Honed e*cePt In ’**.lUP*r®-.*"d ‘,l’b commission action in protecting personally the adventurous souls period are Alfred Cortrlght. Oeoree vehicles been selected as tile new chairC's by Aug. 31: commercial ve­ who first put the axe Into Uial vast Maurer. Pat Hodges. Dick Feld- 30: State Bar of Michigan, - after a ' ha* —n. Glenn Brower, manager of hicle* every 6 month* or 5.000 mile*, mange m numing regulations nxes study of its provisions, wart—J mass of beech and maple, elm and nausch. Edward Enrav. Neill Will, ...j Consumers Power Company here, which ever is first. basswood, oak and hickory, ash and Jack Slocum. Dick Livingston. Bud ­ a combined limit on coot and xor-lthe safest procedure is' tL ...---- has bbeen named to fill the vacancy walnut that covered these acres as dy Brown. Raymond Bennett. Bob Su*ar Fur Canning rail of 25 blds. Instead of 25 on ' any and all accident*. The State on the board left by Mr. Siglers look better on a Flying Fortress, . rcl the waters cover the sea But these Stowell. Alton Bennett. Tom Dolan, each class as last year. The pos-1 Bar wanted that what "looked like resignation. Sugar for home-canning of 1B43 . bound for Berlin, anyway. same men gre older than Chicago. Wm. Christie. Vernon Texter. Jim fruit crops will be available to limit 1* extended from 3ua----------------- mishap" " -• — non-lnjury of — small con­ In tendering his resignation. Mr. If you-boys think you live in a i; session the fourth city of the world: so Burns. Burt -Benham. Jack and housewives on approximately the to 45 days. sequence might later prove to have Sigler, who is leaving Hastings to perpetual DcMillc mob scene, .you ।I The 1943 duck crop probably will been an accident in which injuries rapidly did our father* tum a wiL Kenneth Smith and Richard Trethenter a law partnership with Mr. ought to see the turnout avthe A*1-?; it I be the biggest In 20 year*. That resulted. iContlnued on page 3. Bee. 1) rlc. Also Dick Oroo.-, Reynolds Cor-4 Burrilt Hamilton in Battle Creek, P or Food Center when the girls ' des. Cliff Dolan. Dennis Pavnt. 1 I is the prediction contained in the received the following letter of com­ .pass around the word that Mr. Mur­ . , Kent Relcker, Lach Potter. Dick bulletin of Ducks Unlimited. mendation from Oov. Kelly: phy or Roman Feldsuausch has in I| latest Knopf, Harold Gray. Dick Dean. El= «^»t rss. r™r”i Slate of Michigan a case of bananas. (Incidentally. :' wyn Wellfare weuiare and ana Chas. unas Owlnn. uwinn. --------------------------j* Executive Office Frank W. Rogers. Jr., son CANT understand why band lead­ areas in western Canada. I jinxing ofCaptain Mr. and Mrs Frank Rogers S New Hay Baler Will ers don't resurrect that song.i Those Mr. Kim Sigler b claimed that 96 per cent of near Dowling who U serving with IjFAF FFAT 4 O poor clerks! Always smiling a* they allItdistricts Hastings. Mich. report far more ducks the Air Corps in the Southwest Pa-, | g | “Q Save Much Farm Labor explain to each and every customer that 1942. and Dear Mr. Sigler: there is more cycling. what stamps to gel out. and then and better waterthat The following news item sent out This will acknowledge your letter c for 15 years. Bond Issues Will Be Forced I Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Cortright. from Ann Arbor appeared in Mich­ they wait patiently while Ma paws The duck hatch, than tendering your resignation as late, is Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foster and igan dallies last week. It will inter­ Unless That Limit Is Raised through toe Jumble of Junk in her by far the biggest although Chairman of the Barry County ln J, '72 was one of ten students in bis I Go to State Snow 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stowell will est our farmer reader*. The article King-size hand bag for her ration Ducks Unlimited. in the history of Board. . There has been a considerable Draft *"vir, hv th- Pr»«i Class at Corpus ChrUU. Texas; to Barry county's best 4-H club । return for them this weekend. books. said: toerefor?^ a^re^reins^ur ** “PPo'nted by President Roosevelt | animal* will be on display again ; ,,, Despite looses from crows and discussion of the article, published Ou? Idea of the funniest thing Ctenmf L^Rr>v8Ih^.r- M * "71 Lieutenant in too Marine , im* year at the Fall 4-H Achieveburning, expected to be the that aver happened would be to stubble On record, the bulletin ex- vocatlng an increase in the charter Artlutlnt GmSa .md director I Corpi' RcMrvp Ute United Slate*, mfcnt Show to be held at the fair tlonlze hay-making and one sorely phone 6 well-padded business men. heaviest provision which makes a 10 mill Seases the belief that "ducks on needed right now by Michigan's at 2:00 in the morning, we selected e wing- over western Canada, city tax limit in this city. Most, the well-fed kind on purpose, and come August 1st. will total more of the comment has been favor­ Xrs1 in Washtenaw county. . •ss.ss’ “ts tell them that if they get to the able, A few have suggested that than 125 million." WJS'fE ’ ar “ AWK butcher ihop first, they can get ten Baic Hospitals member* will exhibit their summer fwAJ ■ wW VH FIVbIi thev would like to know why it is tunlly to express to you deep ap- -rounj-rf pound* of Juicy steak, no stamps, no project work. required. While we explained in questions asked. They would tear renders InT^mernney• ‘jjg’ Ha* Outlived All Relative*— 4-H club calves, sheep, wine, can -, a general way. we will be more difference that It puts hay up in out of bed. never waiting for trou­ ned goods, garden produce, poultry specific now os to the Immediate He Served in the Civil War round bundles, utilises binder twine sers or shoes, and break all known HareVp Krllv I cation nt Kalamazoo Just prior to and many other projfl/t* will be on need: speed records. We would have a mo, enlistment, lie — majored in exhibition. — ------CA.UUEM1.11.Judging UUU.UUEdky. v.»z,which w.i.v.ial-> — Hugh —-----------McLaughlin — -­ observed hu First—East Walnut street Is im­ _________ Marry r.uov emor .ndustrU| AfUwhere whUp ln rolb . Be movie camera and a stop-watch He in college, ways attracts a large number of., one hundred and third birthday slve and hard-to-get baling wire passable, because this apring floods _ Z_l_ I _ u.u ___ 1.1at... -Ifand can bundle more hay In an 8there to record their epic, recordI Captain Rogers was die <3«>c of u» thirty, people will be held .on Thursday., quietly at his home In this city, on swept a wav the bridge and re­ shattering, non-stop flight. This is ler thepro<|ram college* I Monday. He has outlived all his. Hnctinne mien., Mien uerb Gets 1 c students under colleges Sent. 2. Families and Group* Now moved a lot of the deep fill across ' nasrings, A ./*. A to study v.ri.nlr.g tralnlng so naughty that we are suddenly - . , ,y. «. program-. This event will also serve a* a | relatives.. Have Picnic* in the Park' the Fall Creek valley. The city I। , ashamed of ourselves. Mention in NeWSDaDer iHeuhftd Fevlou*ly fccci'cd county elimination showtoatbewhich a unfortunate thatliberal he cannot p|k£ ln 1Mnhl» pri- , lhe county exhlbll)l sent; n*Ve ithe benefit of the pen- strated here under supervUton of Tyden Park is becoming a popu­ engineer says it will take 83.000 to mennun in iwcwapupcr My son, who is in the Naval Av­ The council At Hastinas Enaland iation Cadets, writes unconcernedly lar place far a family and small make the repairs. Hts recent promotion to Captain to toe State 4-H club show nt East alon he should be receiving as a Ray U Savery. local bnphOMDt J ? 3. x?hL 1s *" exceptional recognition of hi*. Lansing will be selected Top-plac-1 yeuran of the Civil War. Hl* of eat big 3 big slices of ham, or 3 group gathiwings and picnic*. The lacks the funds, so it cannot do the Il already lias attracted Hostings. Michigan, has made the efficiency and ability because Cap-, Ing animals and articles st the coun-1 n,emorv of battles in which he nar- dealer. big steaks, and you ought to hear citv council as a "feeler." to find work this year, and sees no chance considerable attention from repre­ the groans when different people out whether Hastings folks would to do it with a 10 mill budget, for P*?e* °'lh.e 5>b^rver' VSTPiEr t*ln Roffr* u onlT 23 r*" 01 *®e ty »how will go to the state sentatives of Henry Fort'* farm* read his letters. Then they read make use of It n short time ago It takes it ail to do the regular published at Hastings and St. Leon- Bnd such commissions in the army ' on Saturday. Sept 4 *«}*• vE"5l^ld , r, ,, ore not usually given to such young i To dote, no definite n’rangemente .X"?*.S know him ol luffteient who have made trips to Ann Arbor that has to be done. wiio he did to cam those steaks and provided for the park a few tables, work to *ec the machine in operation. Jock Walton, son of Dr. and Mr* men , have been mode regarding tha prem- ,h^e him a* sufficient —Snow removal last win­ they breathe hard and say. "Boy, a considerable number of chairs terSecond with , "ien--------------------------- [o But the cost the city 81.BOO. about 81.000। D. D. Walton, here, correspond*rL!•The machine require* only one ***-------------| lums to be be paid paid to to county county 4-H s-h 1 evidence of such \service. .7 — — I never could stand such punish­ and four grills or ovens. City a "pen-friend - in Hastings.• Eng---------- ------------------------- -- '. •• I *• man to operate. Attached to a X SIXTH SERVICE COMMAND " u.l*ri»ln ment as that." They couldn't either. water is also accessable. Nothing more than the average. The city land, and recently received a ------it picks hay out of the They give the steaks to the men was said about it al the time. But paid the 81,000. but has has to ■of the "Hastings and St. Leor>*. eona[u d." ADDS FIVE SCHOOLS I Poster, that only a percentage of: found employment and cared for tractor, windrow and hinds it into round who earn them, willingly and Joy­ it was noticed all right enough, and cut down other needed work to pay j Observer" of June 12. 1943.. whicij which mllltarv school* ‘ the awards made last year can be himself easily and did not think bundle* weighing between 85 and fully. and if they are farmers, men­ a number of small group*, also that extra 81.000. We have had I carried, on page 2, pictues showing lh.0^ , ofnc.il, B“X wrc “ also als2 _°ofr •a pension. About 15 yean svo 90 pound*. In medium heavy hay, •— r^rXg — -------------• — -i—-- «*ld. The county council h ha* tally resolve to raise more beef next families, held picnic* there. When worse winters and more snow in1। Central school building and a view j officially operating under K°TC paid. when lie was urged to apply for decided to offer special 4-H club fleld*. the harvester will bate be­ year, so that next year's crop of the cltv fathers aaw this response, some previous year* than we did j looking east along Slate Street, regulations in the Sixth Service ribbons for all placlngs. one. he did not know and could tween four and five bundlaa per Cadets can have toe steaks they thev ordered six more grills, more lost winter. That is an emergency | Along with the pictures was the fol- Command have been named "honor The news of a county show to not learn where any of his com­ need for the excruciating training tables and chairs—and they are be­ expenditure that may occur any I lowing comment: 1 schools" for 1943. according to an take the place of the county fair, rades in tire service lived if they minutes, or more than 80 ton* per winter. they have to take. ing used and enjoyed. These photographs of Hastings, announcement received from Wash­ will doubtieM be welcome to Barry were then living. He did not re­ 8-hour day. The city should be prepared to I! Michigan. ar» lent by an Observer' Ington today, by Ma)or General H. Now. a word about the griping. The Klwanls club has recently county's 1000 or more 4-H club member the names of the officer* If you boys on leave, hear a lot of voted to hold an eajly evening buy a new fire truck. The old I reader now living at 184 Upplnham- S. Aurand. commanding general of members. of hl* regiment or company, and than ’wo or Uirce trams and wag­ beefing about rationing and short­ meeting at the park. And that will LaFrance has done a wonderful road. Leicester. flWey .arc selected the Sixth Service Command. was unable to learn who they were ons busy hauling to the bom. Mr. ages, it doesn't mean a thing. It start larger groups In making use Job for Hastings. But like the fam-.[from a number of views of this The school* are: Mannion Millor where they lived. There was Savery ous "one hots shay," It may go to reixirt* the bundles will with­ is America's favorite indoor sport. of that delightful place for their American namesake town sent by i tary Acrxiemy. Aurora. Illinois: Barry County Form no record at Washington of his stand plenty pieces when It is moat needed. The In the army, you know tout It is a gatherings in the wanner month*. a pen-friend ThU Michigan cor-1 Morgan Park Military Academy, of ordinary weather service. Under those conditions the and even a shower citv fathers know, as should every ­ respondent sajy that Hastings has Chicago. Illinois; Northwestern Mli- Bureau Picnic'Here or two without release from pent-up emotion*, and But before decisions are made by authorities al Washington declined Injuring Um quality. of “PPeo^matelv 6.000 1Ury Bnd Naval Academy. Wal­ Few leave* tool it's good for you. Well, it's larger numbers to picnic at the body elsg_that It is unsafe to wait * to grant a pension. until the LaFrance collapses be ­ are lost in baling. the same al home. You hear a busi­ park, they should contact City En­ worth' Wisconsin; BL John* Mlll- August 4 \ One hundred and three years is fore ordering a new machine. It -Savery believe* thU time and la­ KS.J!2? d «« .K, lary Academy. Delafield. Wisconness man squawking for all he's gineer Laberteaux. *0 as to prevent J. F. Yaeger of the Miclxlgan gsjong life, and Mr. McLaughlin bor-saving harvester would be most worth. Well, maybe he hasn't heard conflicts in dates. The facilities would probably cost 810.000 to buy State Farm Bureau will be the' must have had a great stock, of welcome on many Michigan farms from that boy in New Guinea and are too limited now for two large an up-to-date LaFrance. The city speaker at the Barry County Farm vitality to begin with. That was this year, but few machines will be is scared sick to hl* very soul. Bo, groups at one time. Families and has 83.000 !;> a sinking fund, but Bureau picnic to be held at Tyden' shown by his recovery from hl* re­ manufactured until the war ends." he gripes. So what? Don't go bock small groups do not need to do cannot add7 to it this year. The Park. Hastings. Wednesday. Aug. 4, to camp feeling that the folks back that, however. Mr. Laberteaux will council cannot borrow to exceed and to which all members and home are a lol of whiners. See what keen a record of the dates, so there 85.000 in any one year without a Ics of the 'oSeryer- are also sent i Department. The schools' training friends of the Farm Bureau are , we mentioned in a recent INFORMATION FOR I mean? They are Just letting off a need be no disappointments If bond issue voted by the people. regularly to AmerW it will, there-1 Programs arc under the supervls- Invited. A pot luck dinner will be which . WOMEN INTERESTED । issue., « , little steam. I know a professional larger groups will get In touch If we had to have a 810,000 fire fore. be appropriate 'to extend >on of General Aurand. served at 12:00 o'clock noon. squawker who sneak* Into the bank with him before fixing a definite truck, it would cal! for 87.000 more through our columns hearty greet-1 IN JOINING MARINES •nd puts his pay check into bonds time for using the picnic equip­ than the amount available, and State Police Chiefs that would mean a bond issue, with and who works In a Jlafense Plant ment. Di»covered Marihuana interest added every year until it nights and puts up hay days. Don't defective vlnlon am now Ask Action Against Pa’ch in Orangeville let the beefing bother you a bit. Hastings—we do not know of any was paid. The present council de­ uniform that has been con A* far a* rationing u concerned, —have a park of this size, centrally sire* to carry on the city's activities learn more about Hastings, Michl- j While driving through OrangeMajor League ball games are be­ Delinquent Parents it's the best thing that evsr lilt us. located, bordering on a beautiful without selling bonds and paying gan." vllle township one day last week, We American* are too well-fed and river, and easy of access, a* U Ty­ interest; but with labor and ma­ In his report to the council FriPossibly because of wartime re- Undershrr'ff Leon Doster dlscov- ing omitted this week because of the' complacent and self-satisfied to be den park, to all our clUsen*. It's terial costa at~ their present high strictions. Jack — has — nn• pictures of,; crau ered w a p.«u. patch u. of ..marihuana growing number of Scout* at camp. Spillane's; day evening on the meeting of of rtrer-In-charge of tha Mfafat —.u any credit to the men who built this a nice cool plaee. with plenty nf , level*, with no prospect of decrease* jJ Hasting*. Hastings. England, which can be on the roadside. He uprooted the team is leading in the second half Michigan police chiefs at Charle- Corp* Procurement office. Detroit, standings with Burns’ team in sec­ volx which he recently attended. nation. We look trimmer, feel more shade. We believe our people will in either, the council will have to renrnduced niant* which wi>kh Ui. the th*. only . reproduced here. j I pianU. sure way ond plaee. Sinclair's team I* lead­ Chief Harry Thompson stated that said today. fit and have more wind than we use It. a* families and small and ask bond issues to care for emer­ ----------- 4 • * I to destroy them. Marine Corps Corp* worn women’s reaerve ing in the minor league. there was a good deal of discussion Marine used to. and what a blessing! Fuel large groups use the park* in big gencies unless more money I* made ' 11 any 006 *hould find anywhere Central playground plans to have about the problem of Juvenile do. available bv Increasing the tax limit. rationing is another blessing in cities._______________________ a picnic tomorrow with homemade linquency. The conference, he salrf, d®*" because of poor । Fourth—The city needs two more disguise. We used to keep our homes IcB cream made right at the play­ recommended thlrt the legislature uraed to re-apply now trucks and a street sweeper. They too hot -for comfort or health. I'm ground. voter* of Michigan a qmremenU have been one of those unfortunate bird* Lloyd Gaskill Has High would coat at least *5.000. probablv Last Friday Central held a doll submit to the voters . a considerable more. No money Is The resulting fire destroyed the t e*n ** whose blood congeal* with the first amendment ■ giving and toy exhibit, while second ward constitutional frost and I used to keep .the house Testing Holstein Herd at hand or in prospect for them, *o bam and about 80 tons of baled probate courts Jurisdiction over par­ children travelled to Tyden Park ent* about 90 to keep rigor mortis from Lloyd Gaskill, on hl* fine farm a lot of work has to be done by hay. also a com binder. Middleville and other person* who con­ for a picnic lunch. Some of the sec­ but are acluoly Marine* and and Caledonia fire truck* were setting in. Well, last fall I decided east of Dowling, keep* a fine herd hand, and a lot more in an uneco­ ond ward folks then spent the aft­ tribute to the delinquency of chil­ such have the tame privUage* called, but toe fire was under too or lie old saying and it works if — to wear sweaters. I got some like of pure-bred Holstein cows. His 14 nomical way. dren by neglect or ill treatment It ernoon in the craft shop. as man at correspau Fifth—The city ha* a lot of valu­ much headway. However the house (in these days when dogs have to Lana Turners' but on HER, they cows recently completed a year's Playground closes August 6. Each seems that Juvenile delinquency I* obligations t be confined) Vour dog doesn't bark look good! Phooeyl Well, we saved testing. In fancy teste cows are able machinery and ahould have coming to be regarded a* parental ranks. all day and drive the neighbors to playground will have its own doa- delinquency. some fuel, anyway. milked three times a day. Mr. Gas­ mere, a* we have Just explained. surance. n ^ouroament* m ’ in badminton. distraction. You know those badges toe De­ kill's 14 were milked but twite a It ahould have a storage building DELAYED THEIR PERMITS In one Instance when the contin ­ day. The average production of milk fense workers wear, they have their to house them. That I* Impossible Iioraeshoes. table polo, and pingpong The fire applicants, *ho had aent serve include: pictures and number and you'd per cow for tile year wa* 10,803 with a 10-mill budget. their petition* to the Barry Coun­ uous barking of a dog was called will be held next week. Each play­ June Di>bunement( swear they were all escaped con­ pounds, nearly five and one half Sixth — The Michigan Avenue ty War Meat Committee, could not to Uve attention of the owner, who ground will have a certain number average yield of butterfat i bridge is known to be inadequate obtain their slaughter permits had not noticed this annoying of entrants in each class, ages 11 Of Bureau $25,665.10 vict*? iThe photographer must make It a hobby to take the conceit was 428 pounds for the j for heavy traffic. ' It Is not the Monday because they had failed to sound, a few reprimands on the part and up and 10 and younger. For the month of June the Barry Dick Vanderlaan and Jean Yerty out of his victims—I mean custom­ rery close to four percent. I type of bridge that can be expected have their statements of the amount of the owner when the dog began Bureau of Social Aid re­ ers.) 'Well, anyway, here's the latest of livestock they had slaughtered In to bark quieted the situation in an won the older children's treasure County hunt at first ward park last Friday: ported giving such aid to the eigag that's going the rounds about 14J35 pound*, over seven tons, and I will increase and not decline. It 1941 and 1942 notarised. The state­ effective and satisfactory way. These comment* are made on the Mike Hawthorne and Janice Lau- tent of 825.665 10. There were 873 them. A little boy finds one of these her’------yield“* of‘—tterfat butterfatwa*was 6416411* still adequate for the horse-andment* and application* were re­ of old age assistance to whom badge* and take* It home to his pound*, or a little more than 4H turned to them by the committee to supposition that dog owner* will be baugh won the younger folk*' cases was dUbursed 82i.»lJ.3O. an artrags mother and says UY a picture of per cent. That cow* product ha* It* was built. Nearly half a century be notarised, and returned. When more attentive at both the sending treasure hunt. God Almighty. She says it isn't and quality as well a* quantity. of wear and the Increasing strain the next meeting thalLhe held the ■nd receiving end of the bark and thereby *dd to the peace and tran­ MUNICIPAL COURT the little boy say*. "Oh. yea It la I of heavier loads m*v call for a new permit* can prowth/na granted. Earl Hinton, 37. of Battle Croak. quillity of our city. I saw a man go up to another man bridge almost any time. State en­ ’ admitted hu guilt when arraigned Rodney K amer. tumbled from the Salt water foiled an attempt to gineer* have h*d their doubte about and he looked al hl* badge and he . before Judge Cortrltht in Municipal »av*. 'God Almighty! I* that you?'" find oil near Albion last week. Two it. and notice* have been posted on railing east of tlte- Ben Franklin NOTICE TO PATRONS OF 1 court Wednesday afternoon. He ----was -~-z — -• -------— Zolly say* that Albert Dykstra It to limit loads driven onto IL Store here Mdnday afternoon and BARRY CLEANERS Our place of business will be charged with operating a motor vewrite* to over fifteen men in the had been struck in that locality. But the citv cannot keen an fall to the contrite floor tn front Service. Well, well have to admit Both ceased flowing when salt wa­ officer there to hold loads to the of the Johnson restaurant in the closed from Aug. 1 to 7. inclusive j hide without a license. The Judge we have him beat considerable. We ter rose In the pipe* So the Ohio required limit. Heavier load* do basement below. He suffered bead to give our force a week'* vacation, thought 85 00 fine and 84^0 cost* 10. together with all the expense of Open for business as usual on would be the proper thing. Hinton .IS Oil Co. ha* given up further tests g»t by and they will continue to do injuries and was taken to Pennock hospital for treatment. in that section. (Continued on Page 3. See. 1.) 16 LOCAL SCOUTS i |“.fe?.SiOPEKSEPI!MBtR25S=r.^2ytg HAlJrP TO Rr HD Al A FTI DU R0 AKU A DO VnKl*l> TUDM |/K CITY’S 10-MILL RATE IS NOW INADEQUATE 4-H CLUB FAIR IK5 U.s.n'sr c''?w^fa>.biss •« 13125769 103 ON MON INCREASING USE OFTYDENPARK jnarftS h.i: PLAYGROUND NOTES :sLr"s,wrx �THE HASTWG8 BANNER,'THURSDAY, JULY t», UU of Quimby visited at Lynden Nor- I LOCAL NEWS recognition, and award* for mini- ' , c H URCHES On Bunday afternoon. August 8, A meeting of the International Mrs Syria Buxton and MrsT'jeule FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Blltf Whittemore of OTWnd Rapid*. Association of Police Chief* wUl be Norris of Hastings. * Margaret •CIENTItT -­ A cordial Invitation I* extended to . held bi Detroit A Corner Church and Center Street* all who are interested. Following the The Coupcil lias Subject: "Love.” dedication ceremony, there will bo. 1 Chief Harry Tha . Sunday service 11 am. „ house for inspection of the open . The common council on Fridav I of Battie Creek visited John Hough-U.K Mbs uh. Bernice n Wednesday evening service at new quarter* tn which evening accepted thg roil. prepared and family Sunday. * Harry P-”> Jansen will carry on her program by Supervisor Harry Ritchie, for is spending a few days at Reading room in church edifice ot rrcreaUonal and educational work , the sanitary sewer on- East Colfax italing* open Wednesday and Saturday from, in the community. ; street. City Engineer Laberteaux ' ra instructed to proceed with the FIRST V. B. CHURCH PILGRIM ■ Rev and Mrs Roy Houghton will Approval was given by the city HOUNENS TABERNACLE have charge of tha services here coiinei! Friday night to a proposal Sunday school 10 A. M. In charge next Sunday. for group insurance by city employ-* of Fruncl* Coleman. Bupt. Tiic United Brethren Summer II A. M. Preaching service. School of Methods open* at Lake Keith Brady, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Monker will speak both at Odessa next Monday. Aug. 2 and Lyle Brady, who recently enlisted in the nwnilng and evening services. will continue until Saturday after­ the Army Reserve Corp*, left Mon­ Rev. Mr*. Manger ft attending the noon. Aug. 7. day for Camp- Grant. III. The Legion Auxiliary wilf meet al oonferdnee and camp at Pvt. and Mr*. Victor Mun ton are the Legion home Thursday, August district Owosso. Mich. PRESBYTERIAN CHLRCH the proud parents of a daughter, 5, at 7:30 P. M. foV their regular No young peoples meeting for the bom at Pennock hoepl tai on TriUri- monthly meeting and nominations next Morning Service at 10:30 Rev two Bundays. day. July 22. The little Miss will of officers for maning year will be No service* a^the church Sunday. Leaaon Sharpe, former pastor ol answer to the name of Melaney in order. "A Kpod attendance is de­ the church will occupy the pulpit Choru* choir. Richard Branch. th< sired." say* Mrs. L«rsen. Unit presiWarrant Officer and Mrs. Donald dent.' GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Wldrig are the parents of a son organ, Everyone welcome. O. H. Trlnklein. Pastnr born Saturday, July 24. at Fort The Sunday School has been dis­ Service* held In the I. O. O. F. continued until September. Smith. Ark. Donald l& stationed hall. Green street entrance at Camp Chaffee. Mrs. Wldrig is Divine worship at 10:30 A. M the former Lucile Nichols of Man­ BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES Sermon subject. "Pretense tn Re ­ i hat ten. Kansas. Sunday School at 10 o'clock. ligion." I In addition to the list given In I Sunday whool at 11:30 A. M. I last week's Banner Mr*. W. J. starring Annabella, John Sutton Holy Communion will be celc- mon subject "Help in Wartime A factual account of pretent day I Allerding. Mrs. Floyd Gaskill, Mrs. Asked and Received." japtiveri-ance. The Crated Sunday. August a al 10:30 I' Morris Hill and Mrs. Edward Adams conditions tn captive France. Evening meeting at 7:30. Sermon f«r»c. 1* U A. M Announcement can be made assisted ut the Rattotiintf Board plight of the French farmer sublect "The Second Birth." — focus. *- x jnext Sunday after the service. brought into sharp lost week. Tuesday night* B.Y.P.U. al) young ■Cowboy in Manhatton" starring : , The Rev. Mary Showerman filled people Invited. Meeting at 7;3O at i JEFFERSON ST. U. B. CHURCH , the pulpit at the U. B. Church-on Robert Paige. France* Ian*ford church. ' Dealing colorfully with backstage Morning worship nt 10 o'clock. Jefferson St. on Sunday. ‘ Wed. night* prayer meeting at the romance and publicity stunt* which 1 Sunday school at 11 o'clock. I Mrs. H. C. Weaver of Fulton h ---------- disrupt ,he pj],, 0^,. | at 7:30 and teaching of 8. •j quite ill at the home of her son mg of ai Broadway musical .pixiue- • E. c. at 7 p. tn. Topic "Some church Schdol lesson. pixiueTest* for our Amusement*." leader | and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mr*. tlon. ' Mrs. Bessie Fox. Sermon nt 8 Merle Weaver. Rev. W. W. Preece will have FORMER PASTOR RETURNS The Rev. J. B. Bowman, of Lan- Jack Beoney. Ann Sheridan In the .’erv'ices for ’the 'day. Rev. IxMuon Sharpe, now pastor of‘ sing executive sec. df the Michigan "<A*retuniaen!«uremente!!f Uw'hi ! c*‘arKr A return engagement or thi' hl-i W. ,,, m M. a A. wilt will be hrirt held at at the home the Morgan Park Presbyterian Council of Churches and Christian larious comedy featuring Jack Ben-' of Margurlte Preece on Tuesday Church. Chicago, which he ha* Education, was tn town Saturday. served since leaving the local church He called on various organizaUon eleven years ago. will supply thr j heads and conferred with Mrs unique hunter । dye tod bv Mrs. .Eleanor Stricklen. conference will convene pulpit at the 10:30 services for the Herbert Wedel who is a member of "lldy Bodygnard" starring the Program Committee for the An­ Arnie Shirley. Eddie Albert at P®™?0* Memorial Park. Aug. 4 first four Sundays of August. whHe Rev. S. C Hathaway is on vacation. nual Conference of the Michigan EEddie j* ca*L a* a test pilot wire- t0 8 Can*!’ meeUry August 8-15 Hl* subject for Meditation on his •Council. t* htnueU Insured for a cool mil-' “ ' • •---------------first Sunday Is "The Will To Be Because of need of additional in dollars and a combination of HAbTINGS Kind." The choru* choir, under the room. Dr D. D Walton is exchang­ romance, thrill* and laughs Yollows METHODIST CIRCUIT '. leadership of Arthur Lower. L* ing his offices with the Citizen Rev. Bessie M. Rulison. Pastor continuing during the aumer. The Credit Corp.—the suite of rooms in Residence 510 E. Green the north cornet; of the Hastings Preaching Sunday at Martin and Presbyterian choir ha* established a considerable reputation among Nat'i. Hunk Bldg, which Ls merely Quimby. Tune 10:000 and-11:30. circles. Rev. Sharpe and a shift in office* on the same floor. annriwtn WS IVSnfi link! ;1 Sunday school at Goodwill and musical The Goodwin C5. will hold his famllv are spending their vaca­ To know wlmt n good job the Hendershot at usual time. supper meeting at the home of Mr.-, j Hastings City Youth Council Is do•The Dally Vacation Bible school tion at Wall lake. Foicst Havens. Friday. l Ing during -these vacation month* rinsed Friday and certificates wen[ you should visit the Summer Play­ Tlie Gopdwili coiAmunity Club j awarded Sunday. ground* which is under the direc­ Mrs. Gerald Smith. Mrs. Burdette an4 .Goodwill school reuwfon will be lion of Mr. Edwih Taylor Cotant. Mrs. Virginia Tute. Mis.. I Dr. Ben Homing, who has taken held at the church Saturday. Pot RulLson were the teachers. Mrs. luck dinner at noon. j over Dr. M. R. Klndes duties at the Belson and Miss Betty as­ ....Coleman j -__ I W. K. Kellbgg Foundation office in Members of-U»c W. R. C. are Ina,'d &■ I Battle Creek, was here Monday for to attend a social meeting at । for Chinese relief >5 00. The a meeting with the Barry County .vited Regular meeting next Thurs . Aug. Mrs. Clara Wilders. Thursday. July erings taken at the Vacation I Health Dept, staff. We will have another candidate al 2 p. m . at 114 No. Washing- ' 8cho“|s the circuit have totaled 5. ! Miss Janet McIntyre who was 29 . enough '*> to t» fe« ‘d *a rrfnor.. refugee mum child for to vote on al this meeting. “d operated at Pennock hospital over ton. Wo are sorry to report we >_!!" year. About 35 attended the picnic nt "Of such are the KlngNave lost another member by death y 5? r ii I a week ago, has been home for sev- Mrs. Marie Smith. All member., idom Reed's landing Thomapple lake. of w Heaven." ' ,nm nf Ia«t Sunday. Ice cream and lemon : era) days and L* making a good re­ The Goodwill W. 8. C- 8. will ade was please try to be present at the next .vrved with pot luck dinner. - covcty. .■erre suitpci at the home of Mrs. Skating and swimming were enter, ■ Have you noticed the red. white. tegular meeting a* we have* a new I Fcnrst Havens. Friday evening. talnment* for younger oeople while ; and blur V that has been planted pass word. some of the older members enjoyed ' FIRST METHODIST CHURCH j at tlw J. B Devereaux gulden on Hospital kitclicn guild will meet i Morning Worship will be held at the bah earn* m Charlton park i Colgrove home It Ls one of lite plc­ at the Leach lake cottage of Mr.* . 10 00 next Sunday with Mr. Stone Comrade Webb went to Cadil­ on Saturday to gel Mrs. Webb I turc gardens in town that la-per- Sterling Rogers on August 4th. I preaching. The Adult Choir will :lac and Margaret who ho* been spend­ feet within 1.8 of nn imfh that > .. ■> I M*y- The «ermon theme will be •ing two weeks with tlw C. B. Sher­ raises excellent produce along with i wood family. th expert care that Mr .'Devereaux | We were sorry to hear of the ac­ gives it. We under.*tanil Bill Steb­ „ ,, , This will be Mr. Stone's last Sun- ,cident to "Roddlc Cramer” and all bins gives a helping hand when It i>eiton day before he goes on vacation. wish for a speedy recovery. L* tlmu to tie up the tomato plants A demonstration on drying, brin- i Gue*t Speakers for the other Sun. and such, but nothing, not even the imr and storing vegetable* will be daysjn August will be a.* followsV for Victory haX stopped the corn, held in the Delton Rural Agrtcul- August 8th. Dr. Alfred F. Way for- DURFEE ' । bore from trying to take over this tural school. Tuesday afternoon. I mer pastor and now Director of ;' Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hammond Mr*. Guy Ert> spent 1 2 p,' ,n ' Putjl,c RcIsHon* for Bronson Meth- 1and Mr. and i' Among rtre student* attending Bufii* will and Friday .with relative* be in charge. Even'body edist Hospital, Kalamazoo; August Thursday , cMsse^Ai'Miclugan State College's I* urged to attend ■ 15th. Rev. Ray V. BirdxalL Super- In Grand Rapid*. * Mrs. Samuel Geljrer spent Sunday with Mr*. -iunmwi session thL* year are the The Women'* Society of Christian intcndenl ot Clark Memorial Home I th,, X*ethodi*a uill nmnd . and Mrs Wolfat at Has­ fallowing five from Barry county; .Service of theof Metltodist churchrlvirrh will Grand Rapids; August 22nd Dr_ .. Ed. ­' Nagler Evelyn J. Albrecht. George L. Moon, hoW It* next meeting at the home [ mond II. Babbitt. District Superin- ting*. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Heber Potter and son spent Sundav with Mr. and Clarence H. Serljan. all of ।of Mr*. Leon Lxxmard on Wednea- | tendent, tendent. Grand Rapid*Rapids; August id Mrs. Calms at Quimby. * Mr*, Middleville; Herman W. Newland. ।day aJternoon. Aug 4 at 2 o'clock TOth 29th. Judge Archie 5. McDonald. war! Hastings and Robert F. loingham. :Mr*. Herman Reynolds will be the Hartings. ca ’ Newman of St. Louis, Mo., spent thL* week visiting her sister, Nashville. leader. . Mrs Henry Davis. * Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lewis have EMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH.- Herbert Davis of Grand Rapid* just received word that their grand- :Marlin Corners Broadway at Center Street . spent Sunday with them and Mr. son. Jack Edward Lewi*, has re­ Preaching next Sunday at Rev. Don M Oury. Rector and Mrs. Prank Newman of Miureived a promotion to the rank of L<.o'clock. All arc cordially Invited to Holy communion at 8 am. and■* kegon spent Monday with them. * Corporal. iattend. 11 a m. At the latter service. Mr Grace Baulch of Hastings spent Gury will preach on "The Mlntstrv Sunday with the home folks. * Shull* DEATH OF MRS. Reconciliation." Children »mo at- Farmers in this vicinity are harThe Shultz Community Club will of CLARA A. SMITH tenrt Hu—I— »V. — .... who. atwith Mrs. Irene Dickerson bn tenu during the summer are given , vesting wheat Mrs. Clara A. Smith. 63, died at meet ' Aug. 5. her home in this city Saturday af- Thursday. ‘ temoon as the result of a severe CREEK I stroke which she suffered the ore- GLASS ( Harold OU* of Kalamazoo Ls | ceding Thursday. She was the wife a few weeks at Fred ; | of George Smith. Jr., well known spending ’ * Mr. and Mrs. Chas. .Whit­ as the owner and operator of a Otis'. ( spent the weekend with | meat market which he conducted temore I Robert Shricker famllv at Rich- , here for several year.*. She had the } Hostings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 been a resident of QilrcHy for the 1land. * Mr. and Mrs. Russell Whit­ temore were Sunday guest* of tlie ' •past 38 years. ; Bauchman's at Good Will. I She is survived by her husband. Homer * by one son Chief Petty Officer * 1 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith and FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JULY 30-31 and Mr. and, Mrs. Homer. George Herrick, of Los Angeles, son f DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM __ ___ _ and family of Good Will California; also by two daughters, Bauchman 1 Mrs Warren Moore and Mrs Harsupper guest* at Russell Whit- I „ John Sutton and Annabella old Smith, both of Hastingsr two temores Saturday night. * Sun­ sisters. Mrs. Nellie DeYoung, of daV visitors at Clyde Warren's were ' "TONIGHT WE RAID CALAIS Grandville and Mrs. Ina Lampman. ,Mr: and Mrs> Russell Thornton Watseka, in., and bv one brother and •,'ons oi Charlotte. Mr. and and Robert Paige and Frances Langford i Frank Root of Caledonia, Mich iMrs Merritt Gate* and family and iThe funeral was held at 2 p. m. R- c Oatfs and Mr*. Brisbonc of COWBOY IN MANHATTAN Tuesday nt l)»e Leonard Funeral I * M.r and Mrs Harold uiuckwiiy and aim children cimuren of oi Hus iim­I home. The service was conducted i■ Brockway callers by Rev. L. Winston Stone. The 'tings were Wednesday — ~~ “at SUNDAY and MONDAY, AUGUST 1-2 Roy Erways. Mr. and Mr*. Homer burial wa* In Riverside cemetery. Erwnv and children of Muskegon Franchol Tone and Anne Baxter Equipped with five telephone were, Friday callers. * Mrs. Sara booths an automobile tmck will be Erwnr went to Grand Rapids Sun­ FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO sent to outlying districts in New day to see her sister. Mrs. Clara York, whenever the need arises. A Robinson who is quite ill. * Mr. fine example of puolic service, no and Mrs. Jack Erwav attended the doubt but we can imagine no emp­ BYownell reunion at Jack Belling­ TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI., AUGUST 3-4-5-6 tier frellnx than to be walling out­ ham's near Shultz Sunday. * The side a lelehone booth and see It Good Will Community and school Ray Milland, John Wayne and Paulette Goddard drive off all of a sudden reunion will be held at the church this week Saturday. July 31. * REAP THE WILD WIND DOL'D CORNERS Anita and Chrfttene McGlocklin Miss Revn Austin was uhlted in of Hastings and Arlene Whittemore, mairlage to Wilbur Be Lion in Texas local were Sunday dinner guests at recently. Best of wishes go with Ray Envoy's. them. * Mr. and Mrs. Percry McMannl* and family of Bedford Employment of women in ship­ Hostings, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 JDd called at Robert McMannis Wed­ yards has more than tripled within nesday. * Mr. and Mr*. Ira Chaffee the past yyr. I rr»o AMERICAN LEGION THEATRES Ration Calendar SUGAR: Stomp 13. 15. and 16. Conning Sugar good now. COFFEE: Stamp 22 good July 22 through Aug. 11. BLUE STAMPS: N. P & Q July ' ■ * I . R. S. T. valid I RED P. Q. R^Zr S. now vol id through July 31. T valid July 25 to Aug. 31; U valid Aug I Buying fruits and vegetables here is just like hav­ ing the biggest and best Victory Garden in town right at your fingertips! You do your own picking just as you would in your own backyard . .. getting exactly what you want and getting it more quickly. Courteous clerks are on hand to wait on those who desire service, but you, like many other women, will find that it is nice to pick out your own fresh produce at FOOD CENTER. HASTINGS’ FINEST PHOHIK E BAR FREEPORT BUTTER 8 paints .... lb. HOME BRAND OLEO NUCOA 4 points ...------------ --------------- -- lb. ALL SWEET OLEO lb. 4 point* CARNATION MILK I point - large can PET MILK 1 point .. .... ran ------- PORK & BEANS Swift*—21 point* . ....__ —3 for Del Monte PEACHES PALMDALE APRICOTS Whole KERNALCORN S & W PARSNIPS 47‘ 35c 26c 26c 9C 9C 25c 27‘ 42c 29‘ 23c ’MEATDEPARTMENT New, Home Grown, pk. a* PORK LIVER fresh 4 points lb. gQc BEEF STEW boneless 10 points lb. 37c PORK SAUSAGE ^orne ma<ie 5 points lb. 31 c SMOKED HAM sliced 7 points lb. 39c BACON SQUARES lean 4 points lb. |C VEAL BREAST meaty 4 points lb. Genuine Spring* LAMB SHOULDER 5 points lb. 35 LAMB BREAST lean 4 points lb. 15c ROLL RUMP ROAST steer beef 11 pts lb 43c SALT PORK lean 6 points lb. 23c HAMBURGER fresh ground 7 points lb. 27c VEAL ROAST boneless 10 points lb. 43c PORKCHOPS center cut 9 points lb. 36c SHORT STEAKS steer beef 11 points lb . 30c SLAB BACON Any size piece 31‘ SLICING BOLOGNA 5 poinh C POTATOES lOc NEW CARROTS DRY ONIONS 2 *. 19c GREEN ONIONS^ lOc NEW CABBAGE - 5c FRESH CELERY - 2k LEMONS 23c LUX FLAKES p*<g LIFEBUOY SOAP 3^ 20c LUX TOILET SOAP 3 bars 20c SWAN SOAP 3 Ige bars 29c SPRY 5 red points lb. 24c CHARMINTISSUE 4for25c NORTHERN TISSUL roll 5c PAPER PLATES pkg. 10c 10c BERNADINE LIDS bottle 19c CENTO MILLERS KIBBLES 55 CUBE STARCH s,7t‘ 18 2 for 9c KOOLADE Salad Bowl DRESSING pint 21 CINNAMON ROLLS pkg. 15c Diamond Crystal SALT 15 2 for BAKING POWDER c,tX 16' Creom CORN STARCH 2 for 17 ORGANIZATIONS COMMUNITY NOTICES TIAMD THEATRE r Barry NOTICE CLOSED AUG. 9 to 14 Inclusive, FOR A VACATION PERIOD 118 N. JEFFERSON N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Eddie Albert and Anne Shirley LADY BODYGUARD" and Charles Starrett and Xay Harris ROBINHOOD OF THE RANGE SUNDAY and MONDAY. AUGUST 1-2 Roy Roger* and Sheila Ryan THE SONG OF TEXAS Bargain Matinee Sunday 3:00 to 1:1 TUES., WED., THURS.. AUGUST 3-4-5 HASTINGS CL€AN€RS 206 I. STATI ST.. HASTINGS. MICH theatre FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JULY 30-31 HASTINGS CLEANERS WILL BE FDDKCENTER i\ T.h= PHONE 2363 Returned by Popular toequest Special Jack Benny and Ann Sheridan George Washington Slept Here �TUT MA1TIN08 BANNER, THtHtBDAY, Jt'LY 29, 1$U HEWING A FARM OUT! IlLlellW A I MM’I VUI : tafat 0{ recently. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Monday morning after an ilinera Mrs. Chas. Mayo. Mi Uie (iery brand in some Hosting* would be asked to pay. un- Rapids but Is reportedRoush to a ‘■. va iittTe better * »«"* Donald has Koachmidrr Hazel. Q( two days. * Mr. and Mrs. Hur- of Battle Creek. Mr .ak»u.. and ...h children. waul _ aaM| a»-taal-rfi . ratten spot. In a few minute*acre* dgr. those conditions; h has —.../tax than this'' been helping Keith Norton wllh his Edith and Joe from Oermfask are vey McCarty entertained the Smith of Rochester. Mich., WJI : of stump* would be ablaze, lighting per cent mote county hav In ! < “ Um n township. i visiting their daugnter. Mrs. Carl Ul’ InL WILI/LKIIlJJ the night like soinany huge cand- city doe* now. And ’that would be hay. mjwamo wwnang------i Olm>tead ln Wood|and and thev all . •—■*.- last ,■■■■ stump was ——— - unfair u,,,.,, -to !!«• By morning the to the city. Yf | called on Mr. and Mrs George Oimgone and only little piles of ashes The other alternative, and It karhvii Ml" June Graham’ of Battle »teod.8at. evening.* u ‘«- Niles were weekend guests of Mbs Ionia, E. B. Walls and Mrs. Mina remained. . would cost Jess, than to do it by the weekend at her I *«<d to attend church services at Mildred Gaskill. * Mr. and Mrs. Seith of Kalamazoo were callers Another new field meant that raising the assessments, would be Z, “ V William Ellis. Jr., and famllv were there in the afternoon. * The (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1 >jt mast be fenced, for cattle were to raise the lax limit from the 10 church every . “ .-mday morning at in Howell. Sunday. * Several peo- youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Man­ lemesa into an empire. . ! Iree commoner! in those days. Moat i mills to say 15 mills. The council returned after visiting her son and derneas o'clock wllh Rev. Wingard. * Mr pie from this community wenvto son Stanton was taken from Uw "My own experience wsFVlth the i timberland farms were first fenced would not require that limit every famllv in. Kalamazoo. * Mr. and 9and Bedford. ** He Mrs. Gerald TUcher and glrlc Sunday night to hear 1hospital *to “ his * home In “ •----- — . ”of 'this great area,.! into four or five acre fields with an year. But it would have a way to Mrs. Maurice Purchls are spending I were Sunday dinner guests of Mr Banfield northern part* speech given by Donald Hunt­ la getting along as well as could . —----.------ ov.— -------- ------------fence, "horse-high, meet emergencies and do needed their vacation with relatives in and Mrs- Tobias Brovapt In Free- the where trees stood fifty to one hun­ elght-rad worm— er. a returned missionary from In­ be expected. ■ things »....»•■ Only a vote of Jf the people Detroit. * Mr. and Mrv. E. C. dred to the acre, mostly twelve to bull-strong and ptg-U<ht ” dia. "Ash and bu^wood were some- of -• Hastings *---------------can make •— “that possible. Kraft spent the weekend in Inthirty Inches and occasslonaUy five 'BARNUM SCHOOL Mesecnr and Harold Nor­ times «...« used .for " or six SIX feet irv, In UIAMIICICI, Will, VAA —... ........ w. .Tails, — We hope, the voters of Hastings dlanupolix. Indiana, meeting their Junjor or diameter, with clean. Um, Jr., were at the Barry Co 4-H . Leona Helse of Grand Rapids straight trunks forty, fifty even to split; but thair lasting qualities will see Ute necessity ai)d vote pie son Louis who Is at Camp Knox. camp for 3 days. * Several famiUe-* HUBBARD HILLS ' eighty feel to the first limb. ^were not good Oak and walnut were Increased limit. We believe they Ky. * William Beedle who is sta­ front around here attended Ute Mr and Mrs Roy Jenkena were spent the weekend al home.' * called to Grand Rapids Sunday Darlene Durkee has relumed home i "It seemed as If one great crop o: best, and r^lls of both are yet In will: for thev want this city to do tioned In California Is home on a after spending a few weeks with flecltluous trees had matured to- use. older than the present genera- needed work and do it without sell­ furlough. * Mr. and Mrs. Charle* ing bonds. Betts. Mrs. Robert Betts and son w’lrtlttSlwK U. h.d UA^d ..... HU 1.UTJ., her aunt In Ann Arbor, a Mr. and getlier just before the coming of tlons of farmers." Do' we stop occasionally to think Dennis have gone to Camp Phillips. । in Ionia Sunday. In very poor health having had a Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durkee and the settlers for. save In the swamps. The next Installment of Dean stroke some time ago. * The elec­ family and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert there wka little undergrowth *nd- Davenport's interesting story will what we get for the comparatively Kansas to sec Cpl. Robert Betts. tric storm Sunday afternoon put Johnston al tended- services at Ea­ excepT for fallen logs, one could i tell how his father bought another small sums we yearly pay In our * Mrs. Curl Lehman lx visiting her npvnFHSllftTT drive indefinitely In almost any di- 1 eighty acres of tlmberlnnd. and paid individual city taxes? We get fire husband nt Springfield. Missouri “EnDERSIIOTT our electricity out of order for ton Rapids camp meeting Bunday. Mr. and Mre Harvey Parmalre about three hours. * Mr. and Mrs. reetton between the tall, gray shalls I for It from tha crop of maple sugar protection, police protection, pub­ ■where he is in camp. * Mr. and One radio program Is really fun­ supporting the dense canopF of he made the following, spring. It lic health protection; we have good Mrs John Wotrtng of Cleveland.; and June of Battle Creek spent Floyd Moore have returned after green, with only here and ihAar a | will also explain how Dean Davrn- streets. crosswalks, sanitary sewers Ohio, spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred'Sunday with their parent*. Mr. spending a few days with relatives ny. Hearing the audience laugh so rift to the blue sky, through which ix>rt came to Jram about the "Mlch- and sewage disposal. so that our Wotrlng. * Mrs. Beulah Tarbet and and Mrs. Floyd Garrison, celebrat­ In Ohio * James Storkan. Sr., re­ heartily at such jokes Is really shafts of sunlight filtered to brigh- 1 igan Agricultural College." us It river is not contaminated by sew­ ion of Detroit are visiting her par- ' Ing Mr. Garrison's birthday. Sun- turned to his work In Grand Rap- am using. en tlie twilight below. Silent it ' was then called, and how the father age. And the affairs of this city ents. Mr nnd Mrs. Claud Perry, day evening they all culled on Mr * rned Mrs Margaret lias visre- ■ "nd Mrs. Harry* Whitworth in Ted the wax. except for the chltter of the decided that ids son must attend are well managed by our city coun­ ‘ from ^loGariinger where she Week's dbtrict Mr. and Mr. cil. so that we have no bonded black squirrel, the drumming of the that first college Of its kind. debt. We ought, bv voting an in­ lied relative.. * Mrs. Dorothy Mos- ICLaughlin called on the latter s partridge, or the occasional call of 1 *•“ creased millage for taxes, and with­ seUnk and two children of ■ Win- . father in Battle Creek Sunday * the turkey. out any general raise In assessments throp. Mais, are visiting her par- Mbs Elaine Van Horn who has "Timber was in full passesslon of' I to pul our city's governing body in ents. Mr. and Mrs S. E PMvera । been visiting Mrs. Ronald Haynes, the country. I have never seen den- j a position to meet emergencies with and other relative*. * Mr. and Mrs went home to Hastings last Tuesser growth save in the tropics. Even ; Fred Fisher spent a few days last day. * Mr and Mrs. Mel Henderout selling bonds; there the board measures per acre | week at Houghton Lake. * Rev. | shett of Kalamazoo were Sunday fulls far below that of these virgin i and Mrs. D. R. Sllvemoll and fam- I guests at Leo Hendershott s * Mr hardwood forests. arawooo lorrxu , < continued from Pag.- 1. Sec. 1. . MORE SPORT CHATTER llv and Miss Rachel Van Ness are land Mrs Clinton Lahr of Hastings ------------------, „„.nc oav mat onagc wiu «n' Apropos of the sport story about •If one should slop and think of | so; Home dav that bridge will col- 1 at Indian Lake near Vicksburg. called at Al Brills faundiy after­ all. the ta.de of clearing such land. ; j-------— — *-* — It task ot land. | por safety's sake a wider Mr. Alderton on the port side col- Mrs. Arthur Bateman and daugh- inoon. * Mr. and Mrs. John Weycrwilh facilities ma beyond the und bridge snouiu should sup- umn tn last weeks R.-T.. Howard ter of »iui no iiu Kuuuwca .... a.banun stronger of r>troit Detroit have been visiting man hove heard from their son '<■■.. pound , .. v and nnA Kz.w ,plant . a ... .. . how . onage _ cun .. _ „ that .». _. be done I...... ■ Unnli.nmi.rv Rnnrh nrpan!r_ahands, a.. four nx a box |t. But Montgomery nV of tha the Beach muorganizen.n boy««- ,««_ 1— « Detroit Mr. and Mr. Von W. Johrt for the first time since he of matches, it would x«m one of ,X hrn every dollar raised by the ' tlon told a few . tales about hh OrM , n wh matches. Il netrn ot friend Fred Fred I FumUs. a * George George urecn Green wn who suf- was inducted Into the army last the impossibilities. The^early sett- .jo-mill ux is required Jor the reSwl howl chum and lifelong friend. ’nina. rreu ।; F^nl« w „„ * »4r spring. He is somewhere in Africa. lers did not slop to think of the »r runrung expenses of the city? Blanding of the Cleveland Indians. •ratT®“J«» “»*it "are spend- * Clinton Brill is still in foreign zlze cf the Jo^They were deter-IVX Recre.tlori Is a real, not B'^'n* h*d >big league!.’dd ' Harry Green 1 waters according to communication mined to have hotneu of their own." (an imaginary, need in an indux- with San Anlomo and had tareb ar- ing some ume at tne -iiarn -----------has received by hta family. How thia dense forest wax trans- l"rlal uge and community like Has- ' rived In Detroit, his home city.when home In Bettevue. Mr* Green formed into farnt* in Woodhnd and ting* A few people can afford to: he had a call from the Cleveland DOWLING thousands management inquiring about his -----njlal where tnousunus of or other mncr area* areas by u> the ' take take long lone trip* tripe on on train* trains or or in in autonuto- ’ m.iuwma ---­ she underwent amajor Miss Mary Ella Littlejohn of Bat— • • •• described k , । mobiles . > ...u> get the change they ' fitness revtiitiiko settlers is graohically by resulting in in hit his rrcrivinv receiving inin- operation. operation. Dean Davenport. Young pwpie to- nrrd But mcst of us will con- j st ruelions to lake the 'tight boa. Elizabeth Smith home. * Bonnie against the COATS GROVE day have little idea of the hard ' tinue to get our recreation near, and start the game G Jean Drake and her mother. Mrs * '**" ’ We are sorrv to learn of the ill ­ work and sacrifices-required. The home. Hastings IIA/w now ,,no has na good । । Washington Iiumr. numiUK^ ........................ Senators the -ne?t - . - day. < ............ . ... ____ ...__i l„u. (sized. .park, near____ the________ geographical "No wonder ih»v they aintwl wanted me me to to ___ Dean wrote: ness■<of Mrs. Robert Blocker She Howard Drake left Saturday for '1 renter of the city, bordering one of start, remarked the new Thrall was taken to Battle Creek for an Aberdeen Maryland, to visit the “A A Race of Mfghty Axmen" : former s fiance. Robert Pierce, who to ;:.-z clear: — and ”"Die Ti.v first step was -, Michigan's scenic rivers. It cun be who has just learned that the BU operation last Saturday evening. * : is in the klr corps. * Remember .. made l0 Mrvt ----- --------------------------------.vc. Hastings iiuaiiiiKS os M well wca os us Train ....... of American ................. League ....-w--- hurlers. .. . ... mix! MV1IS AA^AIfence two or three acres on--a u„. knoll *----------onbur tn xtart ikeslde — park serveswn. that ‘ Walter Johnson, was going to start jdn< fOr a short course picnic last that Bible school starts on Monnear n spring or some other source Chicago's lakeside has been «done — ■; for Washington. No youngster ever Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Henry »» uvrn mhio— -----------of water. The building "bee' huge city. Much im ----- —to make it a i had .n e.«.r finer debut, hn he h«t beat Johnson PouUon PouUon O off Middleville Middleville spent spent SalSalbrought neighbors from - miles a little tach' year sparkling urday night and Sunday with their around and the log cabin went ui> desirable place for family and grouo I i*"d Washington In a .nxrieitng »ev-’ (daughter daughter Mrs. Wllda Allerdlng and Rla^d without costing money. The settler gatherings in the late spring, sum- ; game 3 to 0 and during nu * Mrs. Pearl Dcmond and was then ready for housekeeping. iner mid early fall months. But era! season, in the big time Blandthe council lucks the money to do ing comanded the respect of players | falher Arch a raveSwent to Ionia! He had a home, but it would In­ twenty years or more before he a real Job with that park. Already and fans alike. He alwaj-a liked, so [gunday for a dinner In Uw park would have a farm. On the western this year, since some grills mid Montgomery said, to beat Detroit । lbcre t0 obscrve the birthday of Lloyd Demond pralriM the newcomer would have toilets were placed there, many ; became his home town had never Qie fOrnjcr’s u farm the next year after "break­ have taken advantage of the chance I given him liie chance he thought , wjlOlS4. w|fe waa ai50 present * Club A g wll| n)al(e | ing.” Not so the timber man. After to enjoy family or larger group j he was entitled to and which time No 4 of lhc the trees were cut and burned there picnics there. It could service the proved to be correct. Blanding is > moncy payment Instead of fur-1 remained the stumps and then, the people of Hustings beautifully and ■ now superintendent of a powder njjhjng supper for the August delight for — all our .— people. If , plant in Virginia and occaMonallj meeung » tncre will be no meetstones. H»might be an old man be- Ijbe — a- —«... — - — "unci’.nncould expe-have , these old, friends meet to talk ln({ ln Augual * Mr and Mrs Ken_ fore the farm of his visions could ;h= the council an two expeLuxury ond Winter la- realized, and the buildings he rienced park grounds engineer pro- about the old scenes in Detroit ana ■ ne,h Kcl&ey and Joycc Elaine were i vide reasonable plans for recreation take a look at the youngsters com- , Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. planned be erected and occupied. Warmth! facilities for Tydenpark. It the ing up in the sport. Paul Woodman and Darlene, "It Is on almost lost and forgot­ council had an adequate budget Another story to d at the^gabfest. --------------- ---------------------- . ten generation; out the finest em­ that park would not only be fine I which was held at the fire h°l*-'f- CARLTON CENTER bodiment of faith, hope and chnritv for recreation Warm Comforter MIUni'S DOG MIATItSI but could become a ' and participated in by Fir-man Art , 1 have ever seen was the young real community -center But it Holmes. Hobe Skinner. "Monty" ell Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Allerdlng 67<-SIZI FOR 45c Umber settler and his wife—one in takra Sr and the^council can »1 • had to do with the lime Hu- »were Thurajevening guests of the 1 purpose, one in deprivation, one in Gtwdo a little dab each year in- Ungs sent to Detroit for Schill- | Clark L Brody family at their Gun Contain, m.ol I A <smpl.,A M.o, achievement. Simple? Crude? Hum­ Mend of comoretitw the orolect ax ca-'"' “ Detroit rand lol star to lake cottage. * John Usborne has ProJeCl “ nlay in u game against Charlotte ' a new grandson. The little lad U drum was it all? I suppose so. But ItXuidCOmP1CUn* Meal" for ony dbfl! Easy to feed! they mode an impress upon Nature wi"n »ur durur AU MopW. rae UWI. n.U.n ~. on — — of »-• the son Sgt. -and Mrs. ------------Lawrence Clean! Needs no refrigeration! Filled with 33'1% wool and upon their day and time. They •1.60 was the outside price for a 'he same train Charlotte *»•”**“ Pyle of Albuqurque. New Mexico । were the fathers and mothers of 10 hour day for unskilled labor. We । here for H-s trek !o the Hastings He tipped the scales ot 9'4 lbs. and 60S'; cotton! Stitched scroll teal men. who asked only for oppor­ are never going back to tlial wage I countyseal. Many fans were In the his beep-named Donald James. ★ | design! Sateen covering. Large 1 tunity. who did day by day the rate. Now 50 cents an hour is a Pjrg “nd some of «*®m knrar ------ Yirger and Mrs. Arthing that lay next to hand, who minimum for common labor. Look bchlppy and surmised the na and family were din- ’ depended upon themselves ana up your old records, and you will ture of his *"»n^WIWi * bit of .... - -------_f Mrs. Lawrence Far­ asked nothing of government, hav­ find that crata of living and of persuaxton and some actual cash rell oli Friday. * Mrs. ejayton Val­ PLAID PAIRS -3.98 ing been brought up on the phll- materials are from 50 percent to । the PT,lrol,cI entine and children were honoredthl asopliy of "root, hog, or die." A luxurious pair, woven of ion percent higher than they were ( Cliarlotte and Andy Carrigan of the with a birthday dinner at the-hofne soft, sturdy cotton and 5% "If a heraldic symbol should ever 40 vears ago Then the city bud- lot“> 'hne was to be put off on Has- of Mr. and Mrs. George Olmstead. get y wo ” ld^ran^7rom M5.005 tojungF for SchippicaMle The tech. Friday. * Mrs. Louise Lydy luu. be devised in honor of the early set­ HASTINGS. MICH. wool! Full 72” x 84” size! been ill with rail bladder trouble tler. It ought to be an ax rampant. 150.000 a year. On a comparable l nlQfe worked l*rf«b\Bl For he was a mighty master with basis the budget should now be Carrigan nlayed sensational ban and is still confined to her bed. Her this primitive tool. He had to be. from »55.000 to $75,000. The popu- “nd,.hls h!l!!ngr^^itwe 25fi WARM WOOL 5.64 f|n I His very life and future depended latlon has Increased 25 per cent in 1 .^'nJNominee1 bu^the Single blanket in lovely sol­ upon it. Tire gun for protection,' that 40 years, so there is more city ; a. .J?1"'’Charlotte 1 BETWEEN-SEASON id colors. 541’7 rayon. 25‘for relaxation, for squirrel potpies work to do. and mon Udos, to core , ;«>• ™ and other games; but it was the ax cotton. Large 72“ x 84" size! FROCKS 3.98 the turned the forest into farms. Our readers may ask how wc . a »harn bh.of cash ini whzl thelo- | "My own timber skill is with cross would suxsrtt Borntt about It to Dressy styles of dark rayon “If teSSl I cut saw and a pair of thin steel more money? There are two, ways. with flip shirred Ka^stUnes wagers —Charlotte Republican I wedgies. With these I learned to or sleek-to-lhe-hip models we will discuss them frahkly. ; Tribune. tl __________ drop a tree wtthin six feet of the, and Frosty trimmings. 12 to 20. The valuations of property desired spot nine times out of ten. in First. the city could be raised so as OBITUARY making due allowance for wind,I to produce more money, But that ! Walter J. Ormabe 76. died at his lean of the trunk and balance of। would lead to Hastings paying an 1 home In Dowling. Monday morning I the top. The axman would do it all' unfair proportion of county taxes, following an - illness of several; witli the shape of the cut and. the Aside from that, property, in Has- I months. He had owned and tilled Twoplece frocks to be worn last quick directing blows. is now assessed as high as of I his farm near Dowling for the past 53 with or without a blouse! "The accuracy with which he,, tings higher than property in Marshall, i years. He is survived by his widow, Dark, smooth rayon touched could drive the bit of the nx every­ Charlotte. Hillsdale and other Lottie; one son U«ter, of Hasting* time exactly where it struck before,’ Michigan cities of their size. It and a daughter Mrs. Susie Corkins. with white! Sizes 12 to 20. swerving not the breadth of a hair,; is assessed now above the average of Dowling Th* f’"!'’™1 and the slight twist of the wrist by. aaseraments of the townships of , >«“«**£* RmiMJ which he burst out the chip were. the county, os Is shown by the re-1 church, with Rev. R°b«rt Smith ofmost uncanny. And the amount of ports of the equalization committee Elating. The burial was in Dowling wood he could "go through" in an of the. board of supervisor.-. Sup- । cemetery. | hour was nothing short of marve­; pose now the two city supervisors ; SHOES FALL FELTS |BT»wt lous Bill linger and his nxmate. on, would turn in their rolls, when the BRANCH B DISTRICT n bet. CUt down in one day all the, board meets next June, and those I Richard Darby returned to his . trees that grew an acre of heavv. roDS were boosted to $6,000,000 In- camp in Texas after spending a timber. I know the spot ; and I kigrw stead of $4,850,000. which was the . (wo weeks' furlough-.with the home a man. who supported his family total this year. What would the 1 folks. * Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fasselt one hard winter ..by chopping four­ । board of supervisors naturally ; and three sons of Bedford visited . Whether you want a shoe for th^ S’^wrTshillings Ind jdx’oenw* ।Ithink lhln,t nnd nnd naturally ,laluraUy do? d0? wnal Mr. and and Mr*. Mrs. O. O. D. D. ^Fossett rasseu and ano Shaped deftly to fit snugly, Ln back What Mr. dressy or casual wear, or ac­ of your pompadour . . . add a dash (ship supervisor and'that happened? I famllsLSunday afternoon. * Our tive sports, you'll find what to your costume at the same time I 1,.,-..^ — ------ ...» ------------------------- '%)V. T. A. Moyer. Mrs. Moy- , you want at Penney's! Choice, feet huh Wotildf-we do It now? Yet Itwo ’''PeD'isors of this city boosted nr and son. son. Donald Donald expect expect to to visit ; smart colors! Fine leathers! Bright spirit-lifting colors! th*nwn and ihSw uicir lhe,r nsscssiwnu •1.150.600. si.iou.uuu. that mat ,hls nis mother In in the the northern part part ' these were the men and these weir they lirobabIv u was I of th „ state .-v,,, fnda probably did It i™,..... because it the soon. * ★ Mrs Mrs.. M Minda the ways whereby our timberland farms were handed down to us. ■ 'The "fallow" was local parlance for the timber cut down but not yet burned. Three methods of cut­ ting were in vogue and each had its defenders and advantages. "Ute "Jamb-pile" was commonly employed In thin or scattered tim­ MEN'S WORK PANTS ber. Beginning at the center the small stuff was cut first, then from i HEAVY DUTY SANFORISED COVERT all directions the larger trees were PANTS! Sized for fit! added, leaving the trunks radiating like the spokes of a wheel. “Slashing was an unworkmanlike method of-cutting timber, with no avi you a boy in this war—a son or a sweetheart, a MEN'S UNIFORM PANTS regard for getting rid of It after­ husband or a nephew or a grandchild or a friend? ward. Every tree was cut to fall as ‘Tan plain weave cloth. Built to stand wear Is your heart with a sailor on the broad, high seas— it leaned. and wash. . . JL S3 "The "windrow" was most in fa­ a soldier stationed somewhere abroad—a pilot, a tail vor. especially in heavy timber. In gunner, a bombardier? windrowing a line wax established Then surely you want to do all you can to shorten th'e across the area to be cleared. Thr MEN'S STU ROY WORK SHOES width of it would be approximately war, to help bring our boy’s familiar footsteps back to one tfec length from each side. FOR RUGGED COMFORT’ Sturdy service on your front stoop again! . Along this line trees were felled And the best way—the simplest, surest way you can fiom either side, the-top* meeting any kind of job! 4h * and overlapping in the middle. Each help is to buy U. S. Wtr Bonds! Buy them at Penney’s windrow, therefore, would exlend j today! BOY'S WASH PANTS1.49 the length of the are* or fallow. t All through July at Penney's, wc are featuring War covering a strip about two tree i lengths in width, the middle a jamb i Bonds. While we will continue to serve our customers REAL VALUE! of twigs and limbs, with the bare FOR MEN with the finest the market affords in clothing and shoes, trunks extending toward the aides ' fabrics and furnishings, the service of Uncle Sam comes of.the fallow." Work gloves, 2 pn. 25c Disposing of the moss of tree I first. Work tox, 2 pn. 35c trunks after the windrow was fired : And we are hopeful that everyone who comes to was a problem, which was solved In Shop cops----------- 35c Penney's during July will buy a Bond, or several Bonds, various ways. There remained the i troublesome stump*. The Dean rays: or at least War Savings Stamps. You save money when Wash pants-- -^$1.98 In my own particular section Others ot $2.49^2.98 you shop at Penney’s.. Put every cent you save into U. S. most stumps quickly rotted, and in Black. Brown. Khaki, Grey. White! five or «ix veara were ready for the War Bonds! toroh. Of all the farm jobs that ev­ There is nobetter way you at home can help win the BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE er came my way. from teaching calves to.drink, breaking colts and driving machinery, i moat enjoyed the firing of a field of stump*, after they wire seasoned to the heart and the outside was beginning to rot. It was by choice a twilight job. With a nt IN ONE GENERATION JOTT STOREWIIfE BARGMIMl I CITY’S 10-MILL RATE IS NOW INADEQUATE MONTGOMERY WARD Everyone Needs Sturdy Work Week-End Specials! TISSUE 4 roll, 19c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 cans 15c C RISCO 5 points lb. 25c GOLD DUST large size 19c LIBBY’S MILK tall can 1 pt 4 for 37c CUTRITE WAX PAPER 125 ft. 17c CERTO bottle 22c SWAN SOAP large size 11c SALSODA 21 ibs. 6c PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 f°r 21 c. 8288 C. Thomas Stores TO MOVE UP THE DATE THAT JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME? H 1.69 A THOSE STURDY CO WHAT YOU SAVE ... SPEND WITH �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JULY ». IMS gates from all parts of th* nation. 1 RIALS WOODLAND meeting and adopted a platform re- I- I pleased to announce the birth of IBARRYVILLK a daughter at Pennoek hospital I Mr. and Mrt Ralph DeVine were I Mrs. George Chcnowith. ' Mrs. Kenneth Smith and family * M^RTTN CORXEBg of Woodland called at the Calvin Mr md Mn. Martin Runalerand }.’’»• « l*r«° atumdanca i fjjiJUi hotn* Bunday. .Hub ton. Mra !mer Marietta Banfield J Lake. Mn. Nall Walker of Cnei■H . splendid ANNOUNCEMENTS itlng Mrs. Runxlm stater and fam- I: Wc NorrU Malcolm of Text* and CHURCH L Mrs. George C l«d at an' anuur u spending a few days with . EVANGKUCAL CHURCH m1m charlotte of Lansing called ,'W- iMtfar- _4mb> to Wotw/Duilorado. —-___»[ the ftaadTaa/l tfaVtoaa. * Mr. and J. 6. Daabtor. Pastor Starting Weeks and Morris. * Mn. Wll-1 Pvt. Ward WUk« ha* — returned ’ Mrs. Ruaaeli Rusaell Mood Maad and diildren ------ -'Mn. on their aunt and uncle, Mr. and 10 M A. M Morning worship Millie Fisher viritod Mr. and Mra. 11am and Elmer Gillespie a oth- I homo from the army to aaatat hi* I were Sunday dinner Mix. Albert Reeaor one day last Anthem. — ... Not go without B. J. Wellman Thursday of last er relatives on the Center road. * week. * Sunday iltoner guesta of Thee’’. “1 Could * jt . week. * La Mar Parsons of South Mr. and Mra. Clarence Curtla and summer. and Mra. J. L. Higdon necotnninAf«e Spindler and Mrs Rich­ Theme ot sermon wD»e Path of Bead. Ind . b spending a few weeks little sous of Augusta have been ----ard Estep were Mrs Ella Anderson led Mr. and Mra. Harold Higdon Conquest." , vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Nor- enjoying a weeks vacation visiting HICKORY CORNERS of Detroit. George Spindler of La­ ClvuUan and daughter to Kalamazoo. Sun­ 11:00 A. M Sunday school man Barry and Joanne. * Miss fayette. Ind., and Miss Catherine day and they *pent the day with H" »*, « u Ray McTaggart of Grgud . Rapids 8:00 P. M. Unified Service of the Rosemary Weeks returned taut 3—Congressional • acUon pledging Spindler of Battie Creek. ★ Mr. spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mr. end Mrs. Alfred Higdon and co-operation by the United States and Mrs. Chas. Paul and family of E. L. of c. E and Evening Worship Tuesday monUng from Asbury Park. Mrs. John Mourer. Mr. and Mra. family. Topic—"Some Tests For Our N. J., where she and Mrs. Wilma in world affairs. Hastings were guests of his mother Amusement". BANFIELD Leader. Mrs. Bcrtlta Pennington of Delton visited Hie 0XDEX FOB PUBUCATIOM 3— Insisting that United Nations Mrs. Geo. Paul over the weekend. ... ■ ruu.-w.-j ui -----—’ -------tatter’s *on Richard Pennington. * Mr and Mrs Welby Croekford Wagner. Friday dinner guesta । * with his own remain united in order to secure In­ and Janice and Mr. and Mra. RobAnthem. "What Ha* Thou Done Richard has now been transferred ternational collaboration to pre­ Ira. Don Putnam. ♦ I -------- --------- to a camp in Kansas. Today?" . ... .ert Crockford of Ionia were Sun ­ The August Johnstown Farm Bur; *We of his house. A Mr. and Mra. vent a recurrsnce Of future wars. - — ---- 1 Mrs. Lyle Karrar are Theme of sermon. "Where Life’s * day dinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs <n4 Mra. H. E. Bame* spending a few week* with Mr. and eau duo will, meet at the home of ■John — Planning now esiab- Cha*. Higdon of Nashville. * Mrs Greatest Danger Lie*." In the end. Mussolini faded be-J 4 4-Ptannlng now- for for the the est ri»oppers ,Fri«ley. ♦ Tuesday — Christian Endeavor Mra. vernoo Karrar near Lake Mr. and Mra. Julius Prey. * Mra. | sum he tailed to understand the* Jlshment of an organisation to Cha*. Fawcett and son of Oak Business Bernard Hammond and infant son Mrl M.ary Barilett is visiting her Meeting. Italian people. They cheered his sume full responsibility in main­ Park. Illinois, returned to their returned home from a Battle Creek < “ 9 daughter-in-law, Mr. and : quite seriously 111 and her staler 1* The W. M. 8. win entertain the home Saturday after spending hospital Sunday..* Loyd D Prey. ’ Mr*. Horace Bolton and family of twmhasUc. swashbuckling displays taining world peace. caring for her and looking after ■three weeks with her parents. Mr. Little Heralds and their mothers at her household duties. * Master son of Mr. and Mra. Julius Frey of Allegan. Mrs. Bartlett spent last *‘^1 Mr Mra. Charlie There i* little to criticise with and Mrs. F. E. Border. * Rev. Har­ a Dienic. Wednesday, August 4 nt Dicky Karrar of near Lake Odezta .Banfield and Miss Utah D Ellston the soul of Italy could not be old Kohn of Marcellus who hiu Barry. * BZrs. visited his grandparents. Mr. and 1daughter of Mr- and Mra. Lester El- ^*hlcr, <*. moulded into cruel, calculating, cold- *uch a program. It outlines the only been spending a few day* at the 3 p. m at Lake Odessa Park. .11, vl«*Ung Thursday. Midweek prayer serv­ Mrs. Shlrlcv Slocum last week. * Iston of near Dowling were united : Mooded. rutiiles* killer, which Hit­ possible line of approach for bring­ Evangelical Parsonage and preach­ Several in the Sunday school re- • in marriage Wednesday evening ’ h~ J^t«r and brocher-ln-taw. Mr. ler developed In N**l Germany-- ing an end to- these destructive ed the Sunday evening sermon at ice at the church. at the home of the offldating 4X14 “ rs, E. L. Bromley and family. ceived prizes Sunday for attending Friday. Choir rehearsal at te and that wa* the type of soldier world conflict* which will become the church, returned to his home Justice of Peace. Mn Marti la * •' “ 1 Norman Jacob* of Sunday school most of the Sunday which Mussolini needed to promote Incryaslngly blood thirsty and se­ on Monday ft ’John Cobb of Pon­ church. of Battle Creek They will Stockbridge. Uvlngston Co. were -rxnbaje Httire. Park assembly. August in the past year. One of our very Hard reside al Main CrXk recant Rev. rnto Mra. Ed­ hia wide-ranging ambitions. vere unless checked , tiac is visiting Franklin Smith ot 1 Riverside liulrd fo7.~lw»— youngest scholars. Kent Keven De ­ to 15. (East Woodland for a few weeks * Mrs Mary Putnam wa* hostess WBrd Swaddling. * The Sunday ; rnohd. received a Bible with bls st Il FurlLrr * iworilunchroriTuaday fo? 5C.I?5X).1 b^.of w_.M church । The fall of Mussolini does not name on the cover. Pretty good Only one question now remains 1 * Mrs. Harold Forman and nine THE METHODIST ( HURC1I her Bridge club * T^rVtaitms *U1 mert Ju*» » at the close of old son of Roncommon ar­ for a four year old don ’ t you think. HMeaaa/ily mean a rapid, uncondi­ to be answered—Do the Rcpubll- ; months nrctl Sunday eunu-y at ai the vnr Geo. Mev. Forman ronil.n Sunday at the Anaua MatUiuS the weekly prayer service. The an- I George Wingard. Pastor * Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Weeks and home tor .’vtaL ShT^ta to tional surrender for Italy—although can. mean it? Is official altitude In , rived 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship.daughter Rosemary accompanied home were his son John and wife £“*’ hualnesa meeting will be held 1 it is difficult to see how a collapse line with the ideas expressed by the be joined bv her husband. Harold of. — Saginaw. hta--------slater------------------11: 13 A. M Sunday school I Mr. and Mr*. Martin Runzler and l --------tlnaw.— his sister and broth-n §aturday evening. July 31 al 8 can be long averted unless Hitler Republican Post-War Policy Azlso- .Forman of Cainn Polk. Shreveport, Sunday.’ Aug. 1st will be 8 PM. Youth Fellowship daughters enroute home to Wiser-in-tay of Grand Rapids and a o’clock. Is prepared to pour men and ma­ elation or are GOP nlalwarLi merely | La.. thl* week who will be home ----- — consudb Leomtdls Saturday, where nephew aricT rHece of Kalamazoo > Sacramental day, Wednesday. Choir rehearsal.” terials into the breach—a step which letting tills group provide .some 0,1 “ furlough. * Mr. and Mis Official board meeting will be they were all over night visitors Mr MacDougal is some improved would seem-contrary to good mili­ nice-sounding frills to create an Clarrnc^ Anilc and son Gordon of held Mondayevening. August 2ndof their uncle and aunt, Mr. and in health at this writing. * We are Battle Creek are spending a few tary judgment. The members of the Youth Fel- ‘___________________________________ impression which will, never be , days with her parents. Mr. and lowshln of the Methodist Churcli translated into action? • Mrs Lawrence Paul * Mrs. J 8. accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. Even those who appreciate the I Dcablrr is convalescing splendidly Wingard and Mr. and Mrs. Keith reasons which prompted the aerial After the end of the last war. It from her recent operation at But- Durkee, motored to the Eaton Rap­ attack on military objectives in Rome can properly feel a sense of wlll be recalled. Republicans made terworth hospital * Mra Richard ids Camp Meeting Sunday. regret and shame that._j»eoplo and a show of favoring International co. ; Baton cxpecta to leave tile last of South Woodland Church of the operation to prevent wars. But acfor.,f'a*n,p F°rl'e'1 Tenn, Brethren nation* which profess . to be en­ tually thev merely cave n death |Where 81,0 *nl Joln hcr husband, 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship and lightened and civilized should find blow- to the entire L£r.m iMchard Estep, for the month sermon. F. <?. R. S. T. RED STAMPS themselves in a altuatlon where it hv whJ?*^ n d ,A August * Mr and Mra. Byron Rev Harper S. Will will bring the becomes necessary to drop loads of b> Woodrow Wilson without pro- iTcakcr and children of Pontiac are message. ALL VALID NOW high explosives on a city which is so riding any workable substitute, spending this week at the Robert s 11: 00 A. M Sunday school. cloaely associated with the rise and whatsoever. In fact, they did not cottage. Jordan lake, w Mr and There are classes for all. ;Mrs. Jay Wing of Carlton were development of Chriatianlty try to find a substitute. Rev. and Mrs Will and daugh­ * ■ • ; Sunday- dinner guesta at the home ters of Chicago are spending their throughout the Western world. Republicans will give their real nf his brother Mr. and Mrs. Fay vacation in our community staying Wing. * Mrs Robert Blocher at the Owen Smith home. The . A railroad map of Italy will make answer on the question of Isolation _C. vs International co-operation by I। w-as taken to Battle Creek hospital Wills were with us in our revival it crystal-clear why Rome had to where she will undergo services last January. We Invite the type of individual they select (Saturday । an operation. * Callers at the El­ all members of the church and our tlw only, marshalling renter between for president In) candidate. don Farrell home the past week neighbors nnd friend to hear him Northern and Southern Italy • were Mr. nnd Mrs Royer and Mrs at the Sunday morning service. If they select an individual of Leona Proctor of Hastings, Troop* and supplies from Germany Ungs, Mr and August 1st. /l&P Sufies Riylit Mca.U if 'Barrryvllle. Barrryvllle, and North Italy to reinforce Axis whom there are few whose record Mrs. James Sidman of Arthur L. Dodge. Pastor SUGAR CURED armies in Sicily ha ve to pass through enables him to stand squarely and Mrs. Walter Kimmell and Miss Churcb of the United Brethren in Rome. Allied leaders would have consistently on a program of inter­ Ruth Kimmel of Sunfield. Mr. and Christ (4 POINTS) L. ifc . H. n usgoai Minister been guilty of something more than national co-operation, it will show Mra. Paul Townsend and famllv. I. Osgixxl. Minister I BLUE STAMPS N. P. Q ‘ negllgeiKe if they had failed to at­ that they really mean -business. South Woodland. Mrs. Guy Kant- ! Woodland SLICED BACON (I POINTS) U 40c VALID THRU AUG. 7 tack this vita) transportation cen­ However, if they attempt to put ner and Mrs. Maggie Kantner and , Morning worship 10:00 A. M. SUG*R CURED—SHANK HALF | Mr. and Mrs. Otto Townsend. South Sunday school 11:00 A. M ter—and attack* U itrongly. over READY TO EAT—SHANX HALF 2— a candidate — 4. । lof* whom ’*”'**" there •••*-.* । West Woodland. Rev. and Mrs. Ar-Christian Endeavor and oreachar» many) who 1* a warmed-over thur Dodge and Mrs Celta Town- lng mtv cc T3CIP M COOKED HAMS (7 POINTS) Axis leaders who have shed many isolationist attempting to gel n send of the Village. Rev. and Mrs. fcrayer meeting .Wednesday SOT Canned Vegetablei ■necun«' wcanesoay b.ot “crocodile tear*" ovir the destruc­ halfhearted toe-hold on the intejj- Perry Hoover of Beaverton vk-Jp 14 IONA ANY SIZE PUCE tion of churches a<id religious national bandwagon, SPICEt HAM (7 POINIt) .. 50c —--------------one canjfed coir-Thursday nnd Friday of last [ Kilpatrick (7 POINTS^ J’jf (if roints) nshrines in Rome, could have spared ciude without danger of serious er­ I week. ’Du? condition of Mrs. F.-rrSunday school 10’30 A M NO. 2'A CAM l©C FRESH CAUGHT tha Eternal City from all danger by ror that the plans of the official rell’s sister. Miss Ethel Whitmer.- Morning worstop 11:30 A. M. COMBTOCK HfHRMG (NO POINTS) u 17c declaring It an open city. Prayer meeting. Thursday 8:00 (4 POINTS) 7Republican platform concerning in­ I who ta being cared-for at the FarDKtD BEETS Irell home, remains about the ..amt . !p, W/l-OZ. CAN /C ternational co-operation will actu­ IONA Of course, the same military reali­ ally be. despite any surface "varn- I The^1 Wes<t<,UWoodla1d'UBI<tiUd ■ ' Mlrhli;an nn’>ual conference Aug. ‘Pineit Catoknl 3n *7oum ,sssXiB«j• c“» “ (II POINTS) I*­ ties which prompted the Allies to bh", the same shoddy material !c.ise GREEN BEAMS — ' • CAN uC NO. attack Rome, were undoubtedly fac­ they were during the Harding Ad­ LAUEN’S SCALED. DRESSED—READY TO FRY 'home of Mrs. Albert Rcesor on i _________ HEADLESS—DRESSED TULIBEES—FRESH tors in prompting the Axis com­ ministration. til POINTS) I,I Friday afternoon. August 6 Mrs • VEMU. l*-OZ. CIASS IZC mand to decide against declaring Will Hnucr will assist the hostess | HOPE ( EN TER EARLY JUNE Rome an open city. Without a free | Mason Norwood and wife of KalWhen it comes to domestic, policy. I (IB POINTS) 1n route for military transportation New Deal mismanagement has lit­ Faith cirrlr w k r K amazoo and Marshall Norwood and IONA PEAS NO. J CAN I 2 C through Rome, all of Southern Italy erally presented the Republicans | The Faith Circle of the Metho- *’lfc of D*110”. wcrt' callers nt the would be untenable. So. from the with n "victory boulevard." But any 1^-—• (IB POINTS) 17 — — »»• •••»■- i« Mr nn<i rOMATOfS Axis viewpoint, it made sense to use advantage gained from lids angle.; NO. 1 CAN I JC -Mr* w*}.' H“ucr of w'sl ; Clara the military facilities of Rome as — ,n 1___ ...... Woodbind on Tuesday evening long aa possible and trust to luck will probably be offset by a big mar­ AUKWSl Miscellaneout Canned drlch’s. * Mr. and Mrs Clyde Ashby that sentiment and fear of arousing gin if Republicans insist on hedg­ ANN RAGE ... ,, ;of Knlamafeoo. and their daughter. a hostile reaction among members ing or mismanaging the interna­ Blue Star Mothers Mrs George Hartman ofxEast St. TOMATO SOUP . ir/V-oTcAN 7C *Z4e af the Catholic faith, would pre­ tional issues wliich will determine m.‘n U2* LouL'’ 111 • s,x‘nt Wednesday with whether or not World War II is to vent a damaging air attack. hn J hcld„at’1 Llc Uwlr parents and grandparent*>Mr. lllVtMSOOK be something more than a prelude H FARKAY H Mrs , Paul on .and Mrs. Fred Ashby. * Mr. an(T KETCHUP Monday. August 2 at 8 p. m. .This | Mrs Earl Gates of Clovcrdal* spent Axis leaders arc as respbnsiblc to a World War HI. '* ’“"3! 24c WHITEHOUSE M1RG1RINE will be a regular meeting. Monday evening at the Fred Ashby for the attack on Rome os Yhe Al­ (I «EO 7 TAIL 7/LB. ■ V • HAIN OR NMBNTO EVAP. MILK foint ! home. * Clarence Payne lost a val- . lied generals who planned the DELTON Panic ) J cans ZoC Mrs. Wayne Hord of Detroit Ls HBST-ETT CHEESE.!,’S1?.™ Ik WISCONSIN MILD CHEESEMAN—DULL . liable horse with sleeping sickness bombardment or the air crews who visiting her mother. Mrs. Julia Wel­ tcon county At 9:30 Saturday. Miss Yvonne'last Wednesday. * Mrs. Blrdena ' (I POINTS) o_ DOMtSTlC RED BEANS ler for a few weeks. * Dr. Prosper Duli of Nashville if/i-OZ. ROT. OC became the Lyttle Ms attending school in KataSWISS CHEESE "i‘ 41c Bernard who has been stationed al CARNATION OR (S POINTS) American airmen who executed Denver. Colo., for ten months and taide of Harold W Chcescnmn, mazoo. * Fred Ashbv and family (I ttO POINT) a son of Mr. and Mrs. attended the Ashby-Chamberlain PET MILK SUNN YFI ELD KEYKO TALL CAN 7C the attack, assumed extra risks In recently has been at Newport. Va.. Woodland, Thomas J. Checseman of Nashville 1 reunion at Baker’s resort. Crooked PURE URO W® 2 34c SHORTENING making sure that damage was con­ has been sent overseas according to at the Evangelical parsonage in 1 take. Sunday. * They are now drillfined in large part to strictly mil­ .word received by his wife last week. Woodbury. Rev J. Dcabler. iiaslor ing nt the oil well, on the McDcrCHISEO *r SPRY 3 M. 68c (4 POINTS) * Lieut. Richard E. Robinsun, iary objectives. CRESTVIEW E66S ooz. 49c the local Evangelical church, moll farm, but nt the present time youngest son of Rev and Mrs D. of performed the ceremony. ' they have run out of pipe and will (IS POINTS) 17­ CHIU SAUCE 12-OL SOT. 1/C The Republican parly—or at W. Robinson who is stationed at a They were atterided by Miss Vir- resume drilling as soon as more camp in North Carolina has been >a*t an Influential section of the protnouxi to Captain. * Mrs. Bert ginla Smith of Nashville and Neal pipe arrives. * Mr. nnd Mrs. MllGEISER'S (I POINT) 7 ‘hetkneU—2<4aUtf—VaUf—Qet AU 3 3n A g P PioJuce (republican party—has come a long Patton, local and Mr. and Mrs Ar­ Cheeseinnn of Mulligan, brother of . ton Warner nnd two children of BABY FOOT CAN /C ’Battle Creek spent Sunday evening way since Pearl Harbor in break­ il lur Winters of Hickory Corners the groom. Alter a short honeymoon, thev with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. FRESH—WELL-FILLED PODS ing away from tu isolalionislstand. attended funeral services for Mrs. will (I POINT) 7be at home to their many Fred Ashby. BABY FOOD CAN »C Leona Price in Hastings last Tues­ friends on the Wm. Letson farm 1 MICHIGAN ------- -— * a > . In fact, it is doubtful that the day. * Mrs. Susie Francisco called In East Woodland where the groom sot'Tll SHULTZ todationlst leaders In congress and on relatives and friends in town one Ls employed. 1, ..... — at . the — . Sunday - . Canned Meatt, Fish Visitors Kenyon's elsewhere ever represented a very day last week. * Lieut. Merle Colca.. n..! 8,lfrnOTn nnd evening were Mr. of Pocatello, Iowa, has been wnint'e .r-cini vT section of the party. Looking .llson FANCY—HOTHOUSE u POINTS) 1hvisiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs SERIOUS ACXIDLNT TO SON OF Elld Mrs. Elmer Treat of Bellevue. S-OZ. CAN I VC back, it seems probably that these Floyd Collison * Mrs. Harold Bur­ (ALvIN SMITH Mr and Mrs Kenyon and SWIFTS “Isolation antics" were mainly the pee has been visiting in Detroit for o_A .. week ...... ago ............. Monday. Kenneth Dick .....j and Jack ... of nuAiniiir Nashville 0410 and (4 roiNB) 71^. PREM ' result ot an organised effort to bin- several days, * Mark Taylor ot Smith, age 15, son of Mr. and Mrs \Mrj. Gordon Kenyon of Hastings * I1OZ. CAN J3C dis’ and embarrass the admintitra- Pleasant lake, while casting last Calvin Smith of Sebewa.. in m - 1 The mnnj? friends of Rosa Baochler tempting in to ...nve move '« 'i >,v rake on will i»-a<frry. to. hear she is ill and (S POINTS) 7Qtioo—a bit of political maneuver­ Friday morning, landed a seven temntine CRISP-SOLID—to SIZE SNACK his father's farm w; ------------— ... — ^Fridusiy inhope for her speedy recovery. * »J-OZ. CAN JOC ing which helped neither the coun- pound wall-eyed pike. On Saturdaynight Roger Williams caught a live Jurcd in the chest, one of the Homer Van Tyne of Detroit spent ABF—WHITE MEAT •*’" weekend «•"n with —>•»• Mr. »*- and -..a Mrs. **— E «» ft POINTS) in, pound and fifteen ounce wall-eyed prongs of the rake entering his ' the TOHA FISH SEEDLESS — JUICY 7-OZ. CAN WC chest and puncturing the plural B Moon * Mr. and Mrs. R. Harris in the/tame lake. Another |»arty GULF Sunday geL one.that weighed icavltv. Hr was taken to Blodgett entertained relatives from Battle' President Roosevelt sent to Con­ fishing (> roints) 77U. S. NO. I-WHITE COBBLER * H over nine pounds. Several large bass hospital. Grand Rapids the last of Creek for dinner- Friday night * 7V.-OZ. can JX gress a special message pleading for have been Caught this summer * the week where his condition is Mr and Mrs Homer McCowen vl»an extension of the period of serv­ Rev. D W. Robinson was a guest considered serious. Mr. nnd Mrs. ited relatives at Wabash. Ind., last ice for the young men who had of John Zeedyke in Kalamazoo Lawrence Flncfrock and Mr. and week. Canned Fruits been called to the Army under se­ Monday of last week * Mrs Mary IONA SLICED (71 POINTS) 77lective service. Italy had declared Shedd and Mrs. Mary Doster called DOZ. < V LGE. PEACHfS VINE-RIPE—JUMBO SIZE NO. 17, Can ZZC war on Britain, all Western Europe on Mrs Angie Titus one day las: DEL MONTE SLICED VW SIZE wag under Hitler's domination. Nazi week. * Mr. and Mi's. Calvin Powell (11 POINTS) 77Hastings called on their sister. PEACHES NO. 17, GLASS A/L armies were driving deep into Rus­ of Mrs. Blanche Richards Sunday aisia. In the Pacific. Japan was mov­ ternoon. * Mrs. Mary Johnson of 7IJ. PRUNE PLUMS NO. (7FAPOINTS) ing into Indo-China In what later Prairieville and granddaughter Pau­ GLASS Z3C FRESH—GREEN FRESH-TENDER—SWEET proved to be the first step in her line Johnson of Flint called on Mrs (IS poinX) " BARTLETT PEARS■ JJ'S'^lSc lightning conquest of Singapore and Angie Titus Thursday night. Mr. LGE. the Philippines. Yet congress was and Mrs. Ernest Armstrong and SULTANA' * BOH. still so blind to world events that Mrs Fern Chapman of Kalanuuoa HUNT COCKTAIL IL’oOT 17c the preaident's request to keep a called on her Sunday afternoon * FRESH—RUBY-RED ' L. Daniels has been visiting his sizeable army in training passed by J. parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C Daniels Juices the narrow margin of a single vote. in Coidova. Ala., for a week. H' LGE. planned to visit Jack Johnson at BCH. Souse Republicans, only five Jefferson Barracks. Mo. but Jack GRAPEfRUIT JUICE 30c months before Pearl Harbor, voted had been moved to Des Moine.*, HEART'S DELIGHT six to one to dissolve this new Iowa. * Mr nnd Mr« Fred O "'o,Xi’23c PRUNE JUICE Hughes and Mr. and Mrs Mak Rey ­ American Army! •re purchased from the carefullynolds spent the weekend nt the ""’"pi’JBc GRAPE JUICE It wa* doubtless a similar isola­ Hughes cottage. Long lake. tionist sentiment impelled by an­ VALUE —In addition to quality (7 POINTS) «C_ COCKTAIL gry partisan ship which caused Re­ CEDAR CREEK ingredients and tpecial nock, proIB-OZ. CAN 1JC Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Fuller, and publicans to resiit Hull's efforts to (UHRIMAN S Te*»ion»l training and dependable (NO POINTS) 17­ negotiate reciprocal trade agree- Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mattison and ORROT JUICE ■pparatu* contribute to the di H OZ. GLASS IXC famllv ot Hastings visited at Henry ’ manta and to wage a bitter fight Leinaar's and famllv Sunday eve­ (4 POIMTStTftagainst Lend-Lease. TOMATO JUICE ning. ★ Mrs. Celia Gould is spend­ 4* 01. can aVC OKU FRIDAY EVENING ing the week with her grandmother. 1ERVICI— Courteous service and muu Since America entered the war. Mn. Harrison In Pulton * JtMtph ' prompt ttehvery to your home. however. Republican attitude has Hammond. Mr. and Mn. Ardy 1 HEW LOW PRICE! Chooae your pharmacist as care­ changed and to their credit it can Owen spent Thursday evening with fully as you would your physician. be said that they have, tn general, Mrs. Dorothy Monroe and Maynard ASP 1S-OX. LOAT (iwu the administration good sup- of Kalamaoo. ♦ Mn. Gordan Stan- ■ ton and daughter of Banfield called . RThey have even backed the LOAVES on Mn. Minnie Campbell Sunday. trade program. ( 1 * Robert Tolles ha* been quite I f AGP 1*-OZ- LOA* sick with the mcasels. * Mrs. Min- > ut moat Important indication of nie Campbell is on the sick list * Republican change of heart. U Mr*. KHia Lammers and daughter 1 KSUNCH TO? FINEST QUALITY ASSURED platform adopted by the unof- are attending campmeeting in । >1 but nevertheless potentially Grand Junction. wRussell Watson EACH Detroit spent a few days with | wrful Republican Post-War Pol- of SLACK WALNUT hl* family last week. * That sleep­ Aaaociatlon at Its meeting in Ing sickness among hones is in I his ' ic Rexall Store" community thia summer—Alger Cox Hastings FOR HCNIC1 ANO OUTINGS and JlnunJe Harntg cni both loun* • NOT CONNtCTfO WITH ANY COMPANY Phone 2l 31 Mor* than three hundred deleUSING X SIMILAR HAMS OR BRAND QUMttBff RepuKlcan members ot Qongreta.'taunedlately upon reconvenfng of that body to openly come out in favor of: 1—Complete military victory over But the Axi* Axis nation* nations and acceptance ot of ha was the dominant fig- nothing short of unconditional sur- Ore Your Dollars Buying DLL the Food They (an? SHOP A&P FOR FULL VALUE EVERY DAY! Redeem Your Ra­ tion Stamps Now P. Q, R. S. All EXPIRES SAT. HITE T VALID HOW THRU AUG. 31 BACON SQUARES ' SMOKED HAMS “^33* SLAB BACON BLUE PIKE lb 42* PICKEREL '27' BUTTER CHEESE MARGARINE 4nC spbuch WHITEFISH a REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PERFECT PRESCRIPTION GREEN PEAS 2 “ 29' CELERY 19' 1&19* TOMATOES HEAD LETTUCE " 8' POTATOES 15 59c LIMES 508275187350 CANTALOUPES 29' CARROTS PEPPERS 10' BEETS potted meat cove oystbs Change Now 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE 2 « 47c Stamp No. 22 To Finer RED CIRCLE COFFEE 2 4k Valid for 1 Lb. Fresher Coffee BOKAR COFFEE 2 LBS. 51c Thru Aug. 11 rl/ouA fiwia of Jhim Jop Qualilif £ MARVEL RYE BREAD WHEAT ) & JACOBS HOME STYLE VIENNA zyc ( RAISIN FUDGE BAR 5ELF-5tRullE U LAYER CAKE HOT DOG ROLLS 22C EACH 34c 2 KGS 19c WHITEHOUSE MILK 3 26( �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULT St. IMS I SOUTH IMJWNK Bunday with Mn.- Ralph Walton. week with Mr. i । Mrs Julius Wester and son Rlch•nd family during Ralphs atwwncc. | "J®*"1 ard, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson * Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walton'end j S’* * h. of Alio. Eldridge and ta~* Bobby spent Sunday in Flint, u . Mn. ••• — Hutchina — were Mra. MaB- ot MulUkMi. ware Sunday di Wm. Mra. Iva Sullivan and Mother guwfta of Mr. and Mn. Geo. Brown-1 hot and children. Leo Hutchins of [ gueita ot Mr. and Mrs. Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs i Hoffman. * Sorry to hear that ell end M(s Robert Campbell. Bob■ Ira. Nora HuUerberger from Grand Marvin Thaler and son Keith of I Lemin Johnson of Bowne Center । Mary Saundera spent Wednesday Lapids. Mrs. Orville Kokx and chil- by reminad lor week s visit * Mr. Hastings. ♦ Mrs. Roy Chandler of was taken Sunday tftamlng to the evening with Donna Shepard ol lofSJk, SBun?e*' i^n ren an sister Mra. Berkey from and Mn. IL Houghton of Detroit Hasting* spent part of last week as Blodgett hoapltai for an operation. .Dcll1ont are spending a two weeks' vacation Melvin Boyle who < haa spent bf*n notified that she ba* been ndtana were Sunday afternoon with their parents. Mr. and Mn. the guest of Mr. and Mn. Glen Kel­ w * Nancy Deming. who has wme tlnie in Georgia is voting I gwle an honorary member ot the allera of Mr. and Mra. Joint Tbaier Guy Smith and other relaUvea. * I logg. bean spending a few days al the iXTund? and ituSc Mr. and Mra , Barry County 4-H Service Club. nd Nerval. * Mr. and-Mra. Robert Mn. Jennie Miller, who has been1 home cf Mr. and Mn. F. C. Dem­ Milo Curtha. * George Bustance . «n,rTOVV„ST wnnni A»m~ icwton and family were Sunday spending a week at Hastings and ing. in Grand Rapids, returned and family of Freeport, Freeman SOUTHWLST WOODLAND (Inner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- VermontvlUe, hu returned to the Thursday morning with the latter Hoffman and family and mother ‘ Sent. Forrest Hynas and lather leth Clark of Hastings * Mr. and home ot Mr. and Mn. Dsn PosUna. •nd called on Mr. and Mra. Allen Lizaic Hoffman. Mr and Mra. David Vet Hynes were weekend guesta of Ira. Victor SUctle from Lansing * Mr. and Mn. Chas. Moore were Fish. * Mrs Howard Proctor and Hoffman of Ekst Bowne were en- ' Mr. and Mrs Carl Heffelbowcr lere Bunday guetta of Asa Steckle. in Kelatnaioo last Monday and daughter Ixils of Hastings called on tertainad at the home of Mr. and Forrest left Sunday evening for t MIm Frances Clifford Buatance Tuesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Coma Mrs, Geo. Forbey^ last Wednesday Mra. Paul Hoffman Thursday eve- Grand Rapid* enroute to his camp f Hastings U spending a few days tx.nonucUnayer from Grand Rapids afternoon * Mr. and Mn. Virgil nlng. It being in honor of Mr. and . in Indiana. A Theodore Holsapl* >1 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph and Mr. and Mn Chas. Hoyt spent Woods and twins, Geiaid and Mra. Paul Hoffman's birthday an- . returned to JHs home at Indtanalage. * Mr. and Mra. Bernard Qulg- Bunday in Muskegon With Mr. and Geraltittd*. were lit Grand Rapids nlvehary. * Mr and Mrs Monu? polls after spending the past month ry of Hastings called on their Mn. Art. Schohdelmayer and at last Thursday on business. From Johnson ot Jackson and Mother 1 with his sister. Mrs. Maggie Kantunt una uucie, Mr. and Mra. Geo. Spring’Lake at the home of Mr. there they motored to Kent City Mra Edna Johnson visited Batur- i ner a MLs* Ruth Woodman was a 'orbey Saturday evening. They also and Mra. Ed. Schondelmayer. * where they visited Mrs. Kenneth dav afternoon w4lli tAn. Jennie dinner guest of Miss Nevah Farlee ailed on Nelson Beer* of Richland) Mia. Claude Walton. Mra. Donald Woods * Mrs. Geo. Gobel from Pardea. * Lo Andrews was In Wil- Friday. Mrs. LotUc Haney and nd found him to be the same. * Walton, and Mn. Ivan Roush were Chicago was a Sunday evening cal­ llaxnstoii Sunday to visit his wife Mrs. Carr of Lake Odessa were r Mis. Emil Olsen, Mrs. Ed. Thom­ . in Hastings Saturday. * Dr. Pom­ ler ot Mrs. Wm. Hutchins. * Mrs and daughter Bernice and family afternoon callers. * Mias Susie *. Mrs. Elton Gray, and Mra. Ralph eroy and daughter. Mrs. Mabel Mina Denise returned home after and found his wife much improved. Fisher and Mi&s Josephine Wise inge were in Hastings Wednesday Clark f'f 8L Petersburg. Florids spending a week with Mr. and Mis. She l* now spending some time with spent Monday and Tuesday at EUtm business. -* Mias Frances Biggs were Wednesday luncheon quests of i Ivan DenUc and daughters * Mn her daughter Velma Donahue at-hart. Indiana.-* Mr. and Mrs. Shir­ J. D. Coot: frMn. fan , n . N ..B]I rotn Nashville spent the weekend Mi. andU Mrs. spending a few weeks wllh 1 Deeds “rrd* Nagler and Mn:. Jake Wolf Harbor Beach. * Mr. and Mra. A. T. ley Mayo of Hastings were Friday nth her parents. Mr, and Mrs. C. Payne were callers of Mrs. Easli spent Sunday at Harvey evening guesta of Mr. and Mra. . Mr and Mra Clare Payne ot DecaJ1 V. Culver. * Mr. and Mrs. Linde- . ... . yV1CUGeo.tlUUt? Forbey last Wednesday after­ Richards at Orcen lake. * LaOrand 'Keith Farlee and son. * Royal nV U.Un., ..and ..H sonO.lnh tur. * Frank Walton Ralph Muldcr_from Grand Rapids were noon. * Mrs. Allen Fish received a Collier has been combining hu Frants and family of Lake Odessa , taluraay callers ot Mrs, Julia God- iipent Saturday night and pan ot card giving the new address of Pvt wheal crop at Vermontville the past were Sunday evening callers on Sunday with their uncle. D. L. n-y. a Mr. and Mra. Lawrence week * Pvt. Charles Blough. Nor- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kantner and got I Weslev M. Boughner tawkins and family of Hasting*. Dodge of Bay Shore. * Percy Ros­ val Thayler. Ml*s Gwendolyn Mish- Wendell who had been lo Camp I Co. HCti 36859795 Ar. and Mrs. Keith Marlow at Carl­ ser, accompanied by Mr and Mra. ler and MIm Norma Yoder were Mark Marvin Kantner and Roger; 167th ENORS. on, Mr and Mra Vernon Benton I .eon Howk. spent Sunday with the Saturday evening supper guesu of Flanigan also returned home. * fornicr'a son. Wesley. Roarer and if Grand Rapids were Sunday Mr. and Mra John Mishler of Grand Mr. and Mra. Ora Lehman were Combat BN family of Wayland. ★ Mr. and Mrs. :uests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin HelRapids. * Edd Walker, who ha* . Stipday guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Camp McCain. Miss. Dan Poalma and daughter Phyllo. fglc of N. Irving. * Mra. Gcrtha spent the past few weeks at the | Lawrence Chase and sons of Coata Icain. son Burt. Mrs. Nclhc Crouch Ann were In Grand Rapids lastFri-| P.F.C. Charles Blough, who has home of his nelce Mrs. Dorothy Grove. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hcf—.......... -• DRAINAGE DISTRICT day afternoon. * Teddy Walton was been spending a 10-day furlough >f Hasting?-., and Mias Alma Brook.* Curtiss, moved Saturday 'to Free- •felbower ‘who have ‘ been at • the1 y„ th, »u ■ a Sunday dinner guest of his aunt 1 with his parents, Mr nnd Mrs. Jesse •f Battle Creek were Thursday cyc­ port. He will occupy rooms of Mra. farm since Carl's accident, return-| >Mi<. n«r,j < ling supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. and uncle, Mr and Mrs. Floyd Wai- Blough and other relatives, received Wm. Hutchins. * Mr and Mrs Har­ ed to Hastings Monday morning. ’ c««n<r et ton of South Bowne * Chas. Casaa telegram while home saying that ihas. Moore. * Mrs. Deeda Nagler vey Blough of Welcome Comers. * Mr and Mra. Chas Warner call--, >f Hastings called on Mrs. Julia day. Mrs. Delta Cassell. Wayne Ax- i he wa* to return to Kee&lcr Field, Mrs Rachel Stahl and son Arthur «d on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cappon tel and Mother from Lansing spent । Miss He had been stationed al St. of Campbett,. Russell Blough and and son Lary of Stony Point Sun- • SECTION TOOK <41 3(„,U-r Jennie Oxasdcy : PelrrebUra. Florida. * Mra. Ed family of FTtcport were callers the day afternoon. MAudc R«wr«« Roger? “and Heckentible and daughter Joyce Cnst week at Jerry Bloughs, w Mra. •slltr of his parents, Mr and Mrs al the home of ***'"**• •”* Hrckenlible Marguerite * Mr nnd Mrs. Waite.; hon» Houlh Dakota spent Friday Hen Kellogg, ★ 'Ihe Misses Hvicn ydla Porritt. Mra. Alden Porritt md Dorothy Strcklo from ’Battle Rockhill of Hastings came Suhdav I and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs and daughter Elizabeth of Butter­ .-reek spent Thursday and Friday afternoon and look their parents | Virgil Woods, and family * Mrs worth hospital and Marilyn and SECTION SEVEN (7) irith there parents. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs W. W. Rockhill for a Wm. Hutchins received word from Martha were Tuesday dinner guests ride, which was much enjoyed. * her .-wn. T. Corp. Willis Hutchins >wen Steckle of West Carlton * of Mrs. Jennie Pardee. * Lost Sat­ Hrs. Ralph Stuart and son Dean Rev, nnd Mrs. Blaine Snyder and | that lie was on a Medical boat and ' urday night Mr. and Mrs. Clare baby have returned from their will be sent to an unknown destlnainent from Wednesday until Sat■ non. lion. She Site also received word from a 1 irdav night with her mother. Mrs vfMt in Pennsylvania at the homes I'chaplain in New Orleans that it , r^J^lndThad’tiwt fcllic Yelter at .Lowell a Mr. and cf Grover Snyder nnd Mr. and Mrs 1 chaplain In New Orleans that U NOTICE or DETTINO OF DRAIN COX Vfra .F. C. Denjlng of Grand Rap- Ewln Goughnuer. * Mr. and Mrs. TRACT AND REVIEW OF APFOR ds and Nancy Deming, local, were TIONMENTB Thursday forenoon callers of Mr, md Mrs. Allen Fish. ★ Mrs. Bertha will be home this week on a fur- , t^.n»iv^Htnurtl,JK>n<’2nd k’LAm Mra Carleton Bump and daughter inlinson. Ross Johnson and Eleanor L lough. * The Rebekah Lodge will 5^'*^ We hn^ Unda Lou from Hastings called on L. — .... — ---------— lanlsh ot Haatings were Sunday h“v.e. their l,.*e,r .meeting m®*u.nE next nr*1 .Thun. the thcJf c>n caught and brought ittrrnoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Mra Polly Parks Sunday evening, .have tar. Fostma and daughter Phyllis. * ' Hcrmelne Bigbee of Chesaning I night. Aug 5 each one to bring a to justice. * Mrs Sarah lacy and ► Sunday dinner guests of Mr and spent Friday and Saturday as guest* | small gift. Arrangemente were made daughter Mrs. Wm. Porritt called of Mr and Mrs. L B. Uster. * Mr. ■ al l<Sl meeting for a Baked and on Mrs. Ruth Osborn of Campbell lira Ralph Sage and family weir nnd Mra Wm. Aldrich and ApprenFood Sale. * The W M.A. will meet Hr. and Mrs Wilbur Mirk of Saruiac and Frances Clifford Bustancr lice Seaman Edward Aldrich from 1 at the home of Mrs Lizzie Overholt | >f Hastings ★ Mr. and Mrr.. Allen Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner I Thursday. Julv 29. foY an all-doy | Fish nnd Calvin were in Nashville cuesta of Mr. and' Mrs. Harold Al- meeting and dinner at noon. * Mr. MILO nst Wednesday afternoon and dilrli and family. * Mrs Mary Hen- I and Mrs. Ray Clinton of Hastings Ouy Crook of Hastings called on -ailed ou Mrs E M. Wheeler on ney snent Saturday in Hastings. * I were Sunday guests of their pai<ita Mrs. Emily Wilcox Monday after­ heir return home. * Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Don Karchef spent the week- , Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Clinton. * New noon. ★ Mr and Mrs J. C. Newman ?omn Schondelmayer from Grand end in Wayland visiting friends. * , address of: of Kalamazoo called on Mr.' and Mr. and Mrs. Robert White and Pvt. Franklin Burgess. 36858162 Tnnlds spent Saturday night with Mrs. Merle Bradfield. Friday eve4r|.ti, .B,|. wnu, ....... .... : nlng. * Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rector , ah ,uiion. ot West Richland, called on Mra. n<-<-iir.B Keeler Field. MIM. Madeline Norman and Marilyn. numf.,r o» Franklin has been placed In Signal Sundnv afternoon. * Mary Saundr*' •fcl'S Cotjm. era visited Gloria Springer of CIovr erdalc lost Tuesday. * Mra. Rush ’-...di,,! «o .•Viinn"’nuinh. Methodist Church Saunders attended a 4-H council, di-unr- nt i i.uuo n,i. h Rev. J. W. McCue. Pastor meeting held at the 4-H camp at 10 on Morning Worship Algonquin lake Wednesday evening. 11:00 Sunday School, classes for1 The main topic ot discussion was । all ages. . YOU GET REAL ■ 8:00 Evening Worship. Song serv- Iplans for holding a 4-H fair on 1 lee.’ Augmented by Male Quartette. ''nnhl'rt 3»nrt SEVENTEEN (171 as the Pastor P.stofwlll Bring Blblr.s a.< will an- Trnn^. .9ll.‘*rt_. “n.d _UU4? F™??1' Gloria Jean of Aurora. »«„ qu«Uoi» M ImiKuunce daughter ? uc“" X?™ III -. were din dinner Tuesday evening—Choir rehearsal P2cr guesta of Mr. and Mrs Merle Bradfield Sunday. It be remembered that Mr. and Mrs. Hoff of Lake Odessa gave a will Mrs.^ Gilbert‘y^ lhJ —------^ming^a^t^of^m’e '«* ' itv several yea No matter what you place rendered two splendid vocal , n'X* ta^narfled utimiutre School and now is married annxhas bring your car in for, ” _______ i two children one son and a daugliyou're guaranteed the Churcli of the United ter * Mr Rnd Mrs U B Th°miiv “ of the inure returned to their home in Detroit best in workmanship ----- _ -1,1 Saturdav after spending several E. B. Griffin D D. Pastor and the lowest in days with her brother. Rush SaundPhone 401 . prices. Now, more I ers and famllv. * The 4-H Canning Freeport SECTION EIGHTEEN <1S> land Food Preparation members than ever before we 10: 30 A. M. Sunday School 11: 30 A M. Morning Worship : Lheld ‘^i.7a demonstration meeting and want to prove to you 7:00 P.M. Christian Endeavor. 1 lV? that we really know I leader. Mrs. Madeline ------Norman, | Leader. Marilyn Sterxlck j Friday afternoon. * Mrs. Emily how to bring better । 8:00 P.M. Evening Service. 8 :00 P M. Thursday Prayer Meetand economical per­ ing. formance to your car. ( Pleasant Valley ■ 10:00 A. M Morning Worship I 11:00 A M. Sunday School | LOOP. M. Christian Endeavor I and Sermon by pastor. The Michigan Annual Conference MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR will convene at the Horace T- Barn- j I aby Memorial Park August 4 Rev 1 PHONE 2554 HASTINGS 227 E. STATE ST. • W E. Musgrave D. D. will *“ presiding Bishop. REEPORT I’gJW ur, » w* m. °TS a : ToweeMw or cu«m-mmt COUNTT MICHIGAN LEGALS JLSLYmSteJ-“S£- -1~ I: SERVICE at McKEE'S! McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES Remodeled Make Room for a War Worker­ Make Your Attic Livable! Are Windstorms Increasing In Frequency and Force? LAST YEAR, 1942, THIS COMPANY PAID 8,471 CLAIMS — THIS YEAR, 1943 — FOR THE 6 MONTHS TO JULY 1 —8,778 CLAIMS HAVE BEEN FILED INQUIRE TODAY about a Loan to Finance Your Let's us help fight to win the war and grow up in a free America! Own War Housing Program! There is great need in this community for homes . . . wor workers' homes. During the laat ten years, since 1933, the average annual amount of claims paid was $379,067.571 The preceding 10 years, 1923 to 1933, averaged only $194,004.98! To Be Safe Insure With the Michigan Mutual This is everybody^ war. Every American wants to help — boys and girls as well Salvage . . . help collect tin cant, fats, paper, and other war-vital materials. as men and women.. That’s why thou­ sands of young Americans are joining in . . . helping lick Hitler and the Japs, right here at home! Sat e ... make what you have last longer — shoes and clothes, toys and furniture. When your things don't need to be replaced, factories can stick to their job of making more guns and planes to win the war. Look what you can do, these days: irark . . . according to your age — in a Victory Garden, on a farm, in Civilian De­ fense — or in a regular job. Save money... Buy V'ar Bondi and Slampi. Those are a few of the ways you can . help..'.now! Do your share! All these heavy-losses of the-last few years have been paid by this Company at the low cost of only 15c per $100 of insurance. No borrowing — no assessment increase. MICHIGAN MUTUAL WIIMTOIM IHSUUHCE COMFAIY Harrison Dodds, President - Guy E. Crook, Vice-Presidant - M. E. Cota, Secretary-Treasurer Uiokllthtd 11(1 ORrei ho»tl»g», Mkfc/fan V t Hint's ntrntSHMSNT: ana evening, or mealtime treat. 9 Othar Dtliciout Flavan! , Beverages. They re the ideal ORANGI KIST Make sure your refrigerator hga a rupply of Kisr Beverages. Do It NOW! Will you contribute to the war effort, and increase your own income by converting any unused space into rooms? Remodel your attic into an apartment for a war worker's family . . . do it with'an eye to the future. You will want to use this beautiful space after the war for your awn family, or to supplement the family income. WE SELL WAR BONOS and WAR SAVINGS STAMPS THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9St*btaa 1U«. Mmknl.H.LI. �TOT HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JULY n, IMS * Mn. Rom Miller was '111 lau LEGAL NOTICES OBDXR FOB MJBMTATIOir NOTICB TO CBEDITOBS : WARRANTY DEEDS DUNHAM DISTRICT ' Wilma R. Richard* to Harold and Mrs. John Birman <Violet Nor­ ton) who has been near the camp In Maryland . where lier husband Fred Geiger and wife to Jake Ulis located, came Tuesday for a visit rty and wife. 41 acres section 7, with her parents. Mr. & Mrs. John I Woodland Norton. * Mr. and Mrs Ray Os[■Vj Glum E. Blake and wife to treth were Sunday guests of Mr. MU Emanuel D Yetter and wife. 160 and Mrs. Bryan Van Auken near Br™ srchon 38. Thornapple Eaton Rapids. * The South Maple KM I Eva Jones to John W. Sander* Grove Evangelical L. A. 8. will serve nlM 1 and wife, lot Thomapple lake, Haa- ice cream and cake at the Dur.ham school house Saturday evening. [■■i Ida M. Andrews to Wm. J. Hecker July 31 * Mrs. Robert Lake left MR •I*’1 *i,c- ,ota “nd 08 Harden- Monduv for Louisana to be near uorff Add., Nashville her soldier husband. She expects KM1 Johnson L. Smith and wife to to be none Indefinitely. Her slater n|M; Fred J. Geiger and wife. 41 acres Mildred Sponseller who accompan­ IAN, section 7. Woodland. ied her. will remain this week. ♦ ORDER FOB PUBLICATION ,ZS.: Jay Davis to Glenn Gates and Miss Olcnna Wright of Fenton, [■■j ; wife, parcel section 20 Assyria. ■ daughter of the late Chas. Wright, Mnfl । Leater J. Fisher and wife lo David U visiting her grandr—“— *'— ! J Cunningham — Hope and wife. 100 acres Maud Wright. * Ml— and Jqyee‘Bpray -*~ theweek/nd । Knowles to Howard E. Rice nt the Claud Ha fman home. «hnfe. .40 acres *ection 23. Carl,----- and the two <lf ^..e girl Battle Creek To meet i„ the si i William W Lung and wlfeT&fcote. upon family who are BArr. J>». . ^JOawer^tot Wall Jake. Hope - LoLs Flower to Wm. W. Lung ancL wife. JofWan lake. Hope .jR Ruth Van Huften to Wilma R" Richards, lot Pine lake. PrairK^Whi : Frank Herrington and wife^tnJMs lrfh TabUs attended the pr").»t» «nd ih» .tm of «UFlojd Dubois, parcel section 28^flh9wi\of Mrs, Leona Price lent xltfGdayX ♦ Mrs Floyd Baird ofJ!?"?-’ ^*1 lu. ' Baltimore " . Frank Herrington and wife to Lansing Varne Saturday night to ,J ‘ Hugh A. Lanning and wife, one spend part of the week with Mrs. Elmer GUIeU. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Fred acre section 33 Baltimore : Marian Nash to Wm. J.’ Hecker Brumm are\spending some time | and wife. LoU 99 and 100 ’Harden- with Mr and'Mrs. Victor Brumm while Mr. nnd Mcs. Floyd Nesbet dorff's Add. Nashville • Albert L Trautwein and wife to are remodeling their-tamne. ♦ Mrs. Norval Barger and wife, parcel sec­ Hairy Green was taken fro^n Leila hospital Saturday morning *to the tion 20. Castleton ■ Dennis Keller and wife lo David home of her sister Mrs. Arthur Hlscutt and othbrs. part of lot 6. Lathrop of 'Cloverdale, where she Now the ingenious Nazi is to make will remain during part of her con­ Grant's Add- City. dairy products at coal. For his ; Chas. Shellenbarger and wife to M. valescence from her recent opera­ night round, the milkman will find Alice Roberts, lot 9 Blk 14 Striker's tion. ♦ George Green celebrated a miner’s lamp an Invaluable aid. 1 his 80th birthday at his home, in Add . CitvSeveral i Arthur G. Scobey and wife to Nashville last Friday. Mersey A Woodruff and others, lot friends remembared him with it ! birthday card shower. Two 12. Leach lake Carlton I---------- ---------------.— weeks „v.„.. Russell D. Reveal and wife to ago he suffered a stroke, but is a 11 Howard A. Heinlzelman and wife, little better. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Joe I let 3n Blk mu 44. Striker c.Hir— Add. -i... Dobkoski and two children spent city I Floyd DcRlar and wife to MUo the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ■ Floyd Ne&bet. ♦ Dr and Mrs. Clay- ' ; Hill and wlfer Parcel Nashville . J. Victor fillbcrt and wife to Benj. ton Wlllitts and tain daughter* and I R. Sciinelder and wife, parcel Wood- Mrs. Griffin of Saranac and Mrs. i land village (Olive Camnbell of Hastings were Geo B. Kulp Jr. and wife to Ray- Sunday night supper guests of Rev. ' i mond M. Stagner and wife, lot Mill and Mrs. J. J. WillitU. ♦ Mr. and I Mrs. Huron Healy and Beverley ] | lake. Johnstown I Raymond F Caldwell and wife to were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. : | Raymond-F- Holden and wife, lots and Mrs. Merle Hammond. ♦ Mr. I —• ••••• ....... „>.u .-.-uu ilUILVUI I Wall lake. Hope and ....... Mr*. Milton Hartom u; of rw/ll, Assyria YJI . Delbert C. Ostroth •to— /-..IGale i» H ' Xtrx Mrs. Haves and «r. Mrs. IT,* Hansen r.r of, MH | Kcihl nnd wife, parcels In Castleton Battle Creek were Sunday after-I Ifl Al W W. Lung nnd wife to LlUlan noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Will ' Whatever iho occasion — a birthday, a 1 E Rapp, 80 acres section 13.-Barry Hyde. ♦ Stuart Day spent Friday , ; Lillian E. Rapp to Wm. W. Lung night nnd Saturday with Mr nnd wedding, an annivertary, or the arrival of I and wife. 80 acres section 13. Barry Mrs Karl Gasser mid sons. ♦ Mr. I a new baby — we have an appropriate, and Mrs George Gillett and sons card to express your congratulations. Mr. ----nnd---Mrs Vern Quit Claim Deeds .Innd ----- — .... Marshall: ...... , Vero D Hasselhom and others tn and daughters spent Sunday at Otis A Ketcham and others, parcel Gorubc lake. Battle Creek. * Mr. j sectJuii 29 Baltimore and Mrs. Hubert Lathrop and chll- 1 O. D Fossett and wife to Burr dren spent Sunday with Mr. and !! W. Fassett and wife, 40 acres sec- Mrs. Wirt Surine ot Nashville. ♦ ! tlon 32. Castleton I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fossett and 11 Gertrude Bentley to Dorothy sons of Bedford were Sunday after11 Smith, parcel city noon callers of Mr. ond Mrs. Burr 'l John H. B ------ 1 to Qarrle^Grozin- .Fossett * Karl Pufpaff^of Marshall Sumin Ispent the weekend with his father I ger. parcel village .I Carrie ... ----- gej/ to John H. and brother here. * Mrs. Clayton । Grozingi ,io ------ Surnm. •'-reel parcel Wpddlnnd McKeown of Quimby and her com- . KM Wp> village, UH Leo Gcorge^'Fli orge, 'Fisher to Ethel E ins. Miss Hazel Brown and Miss 1 [||! Fisher. 80 acre; a., 1, section 14. Hastings Edna Brown of Cadillac. Mrs. E. F ■ VITAMIN I COMPltX CAPSULE! Parker. Mrs. Sllrton Baker nnd ISHii,R.oBATEjCOURT 4— NEWS .-.-..a Mrs. Maris FSrr.i and Patty al) of y Brogdon. proof of pub- i Grand Rapids were Friday dinner I i —■— ------- — ..a nr Mr. x<r and Mrs. Russell j KM■ beatiDii-ffled, order appolntinr^nd-jjueato of M I SMASHED! FINAL CLEANUP! LAST TWO DAYS Friday and Saturday ik 0. P. A. Odd Lot Shoe Release! z • \ WT jLY 1 | • 1 O A x 1 No Coupon Required Friday or Saturday For These Odd Lot Summer Shoes! Our Stock Is Limited So Come Early! McKESSON'S BEXEL M -liu.uiuu ixiuru. UJUI-J iuiuuu* at.i iir.iai »■»II I. I tleiiiLni entered, petition for hear- i Mr. Ernest Guenther of Detroit j' ing claims filed, notice lo creditors I is visiting his cousins Mr. and Mrs. । J: : issued, Karl Eckardt and family for n few I I • Leland R. Kenaaton.-report of sale j days. ♦ Mrs. Josie Watrous who b i if : filed . ' visiting friends in Woodland, nnd 1 I1 Eva E' (Nevins Kenaston. report. Mr. and Mrs. James Tyler called , i of sale filed | on Mr. an Mrs. Arthur Bates nnd i | Dora C Kepkey. band of execu- (famllv Sunday afternoon ♦ Cn) I Potent, trustworthy, made by | tor filed, letters testamentary is- Robert W. Eckardt of Camp Pick- 1 i sued, petition for henrjng claims, ett. Va.. who ts home in Grand 1 I a famous laboratory. i filed notice to creditors issued Rapids on furlough, nnd his wife . 11 Alice Crouse, final account filed, were'dinner guests of his aunt t FORMULA No. 1 otder for publication entered, in- ™Eckardt Miss Olga Eckardt Wednesday. । '* 4O'» ioo» :ilreritar.ee ta* determined. < i I, a t _____ 1 * tax determined.' Thev. also called at the homes of J । Wm. F Hnrdkc. petition for in­ , Mrs. Lydia Schuler and Mrs. Bertha I listructions filed, order ---------------------------------for publlca,-----;Eckardt. j tlon entered । ----1 n|Ki' Inez E Nichols, of persons alt* sick WIIU wllh IUUSTCUtubercu; .............report ■ ■ sale I If all la.-Tuiu, HBI piled •••* ________ . . __.. , . ______ ;.... Iasls wrr isolated there could be I Sarah Tinkler, final account filed. , in/ 1IO ih now.cases of uir the nisease. disease. Yet -w.cu.w3 oi vet in I ■ripr tar nnhllrntlnn entered ..... ___ _ ..... Mil °rder f°F publication entered. ■ the flrsl flve months of this year uactikif-c K£fl I MtuT A. Puller, uuS. final account i 1537 >*«•*<”» ‘n Michigan discovHASTINGS PHONE 2115 atlon entered ; ered they had mbercmog^ j ' KM I ,1,cd- order lor publication I J°hn Shay, will filed, petition for [fl Al | probate filed, order for publication 1 entered, petition tor special adminLWflJ | btrator filed, order appointing specISEfl lal administrator entered | 'John Shay, bond of special adA WARTIME MESSAGE TO HOMEMAKERS nKV mlnistrator filed, letter of special FflBn administration entered. '■fll| James A. Bragdon. warrant and You^moy not be able to completely remodel your home today—but [■■l inventory filed NH Eva C- (Nevins' Kenaston. order you can modernize your old-fashioned kitchens and baths right W confirming sale entered KM Leland R Kenaston. order connow with smart new linoleum floors. Arming sale.entered [f A] | Anna M Hammonds, petition for | immi I administrator filed, waiver of notice । UAmJ ’ aiul consent filed, order appelating | BSJEmj administrator on waiver entered 1 WE ARE READY FOR YOU WITH A BROAD Jeanette Hlrth Ferguson, petition I SELECTION of the very LATEST DESIGNS MM ’ for administrator filed, petition for i [AAl! special administrator filed order ap~ 1 [■■I I pointing special administrator en- i [■■l tered, bond of special ndminlstrutor filed, letters of special adminls-1 •nation issued. Fred L. Wright, prodf of publlca- , lion tiled, order allowing claims en­ tered Inez E. Nichols, weder confirming sale entered. 98* CHILDRENS SUMMER SANDALS AND OXFORDS Values to $2.00 Odd Sizesy8}/2 to 2 Choice of o/iv pair MEN’S AND BOYS WHITE OXFORDS WOMEN’S Values to $4.00 All Broken Sizes OUT THEY CO: WHITE, SUMMER SHOES Values to $5.00! Odd Lots, Broken Sizes While they last (I4|< _ $14» BLw and B pair! W* ieass» To Prevent and Treat KERATITIS in cattle of all ages M,98 MIXED BAGTERIN (bovine) £>ederle LyBARKER’S ARMSTRONGS ASSYRIA Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mapes fam­ ily of Fori Custer area were guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Randall , home on Sunday. ♦ Mr. nnd Mrs. i ,Daniel Case of East LeRoy called I af the home of their brother. Hugh I Case and family. Sunday afternoon. >♦ Miss Norms Case of Lansing [spent the week with her parents. IBiSi Mr ,,,ld Mrs. Hugh Case. ♦ Mrs. I LAW! Floyd Randall was at Leila hoa-I Ugf pita! on Saturday to visit her nep- I 2= hew Thomas Rogers who fell from ralKl 3 lrtf and Abstained a seriously fractured arm at the elbow. * The road men have again put the roadsin Rood repair after the rains. ♦ IKU Mr. and Mrs. Raymond were call­ ers at the Floyd Randall home K?H Sunday eyenlng. ♦ The Briggs. Mm chun:h reunion in Cooper with the >flBl school reunion will be held on Sun___ day. August 8. Come to mom- . ■ Ing service at 11:45 A. M.. put luck dinner, table service and | sugar. All are welcome. ♦ Larrj’ I Randall will go to Leila hospital I on Wednesday to submit to a ton- ■ I slllectomy operation on Wednesday. I ♦ Mr. and Mra. William Rogers of tile Creek and family spent. ursday at the home of their parenta. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Randall. ♦The pastor. Rev. Marclus Taber i was here on Thursday making pas- ' toral calls. * The Woman’s Society for Christian service meeting was postponed due to the busy season. I SH08ST0BE S L E U M Wartime restrictions may keep you from substantially modernizing your home, and you may not be able to buy many of the funishings you’d like to have. But you can still buy linoleum—and you’ll be surprised to see how much colorful, new linoleum floors will brighten up dull, worn-looking rooms. See our large selec­ tion of »he latest designs today. < CHOOSE FROM: RIGHT NOW, we hove a good stock of lino­ leum. but we urge you to act fast to ovoid dis­ apointment. - Armstrong’s Embossed or Marbelle Linoleum . . . Inlaid or Jaspe Linoflor Room-Size Prices 6'x 9'as low a>$7.74 9'x 12'as low as ..$15.48 12' x 15' as low as ..$25.80 W. A. ROTH FURNITURE HASTINGS PHONE 2226. �TOE HASTINGS BANNCT. THURSDAY, JULY M 1H1 0<irhj day but Mrs. Bristol nnd the baby AIJJKICH—NPRINGEK ,______ ________ ______ ... , SPEND* FURLOUGH MU* Loretta Springs, daughter WRH HOME VDUM ! Unci remained here for the week visiting of MZ and Mr*, and Mrs Clara Wilder spent Sun-1 relative* and friends. . .. . of Mn. Addie Springer of Hastings. Haatingi relative*and frlmda war* MD , ... —------- . -rre Mr. and Mra, ‘day with MnrWUdaFto son at New and Y 1/C Darrell Aldrich, son of delighted lo aae Pteal Lieut. Cart Tl i Milton Murphy and Mr. and Mr». ciilldren of Mr*. Chaa. Aldrich, ot Hasting*. Edmond* when he vm here a week : Via* I Harry Briley of Grand Rapids. I A 8mxd»y gum of Mp and Mr* ; were uniwtl in marriage at the ago. Lieut. Edmond* surpriaed hia । and -- - — - ------------------- --Weekend guesta of Mr. and Mr*, i^jd. *M -Oort 6oUch °r ent*. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Craw­ Mrs. Jay Bnyder on Tuesday, July Knox naiu* Preabyterian ricwvicriBn church, enuren. Norfolk. r I parent*. Mr. and Mn. Gordon Ed- i man Mn. W. Hlnterman of Ann Arbor. । w. A. Schader and Mis* Sara , Ashland, Ohio. ford. at Wall lake. 20, a reception being held for new ■ Va.. by ---the --Rev. Shield* an. mond*. of Ann ATOor. formwly of | and i Thur*V tai tor* Friday were Rev. and Mr*. Schader were Mr. and Mra. B. L ! . C-J’and her Mua Bally Roae Cook who has member* with honorable mention of >। ua/. day. -uu July m 22 >. at o 8 p.m.---------------------- I till* city, when he came home from , tha Auitin Gibbs and daughter Jean of Kenyon and Mra. D. U Wing of ?„ u41,u‘r' Mni„G.SrTUt I’>'«m were | been spending a week with her past preridenu. Mrs Addle Ed- i। Attending the tl couple were Mis* I Alaska on a week’* furlough, hl*. eafh Lake View. ' Lansing. rfn Chicago over the weekend. - grandparents. Mr. and Mra. M. H. mond* and Mra. Maude itarbel who I Agne* Agnes Smith of 1 Hastings and Ra- Hnt visit home since entering' aerv- I tha Cpl. Tech, and Mn. Lee Bru« ! Mr. and Mra. Frank Rogers and j u “"umm>r ^t*'th?1 Y n,3't „—------------* ica in November. 1ML DeFoe of CharlotU. returned home carried on durir>g live earlier day* !t dioman -v • recently------! Eagle ftokk1 nnd small eon. Robert Lee, of Bal- Mr and Mp.P.J. Cusack and *on ^n-tn-iiw and dmuhter Mr and on Tuesday. of tbe organization. Threw new I Hannibal. Mo . LieuL Edmonds w^is lie Creek .pent th. -‘Uj -Roland rj “rtvrt S* urday from a Mn Samuel Hor^^uRton member* joined. Mr*. Addle New- I The bride wore a yellow gabar- awarded the Air Service I.,.,., Medal anti •> uate of C«n ton and Mra. LaVanche, two of our dine suit with brown accessories the Dutmqulshed Firing Cron far Creek. hl* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd week's vtait with Ch.cago relative* George Olltespie of Charleston BETSY Si!E BARBER Bruce of delton. cpl- Bnjbe. was 1 „ Mra. Haiti Doolittle of Syranue 'w Va. Is vacationing in H.ssUngs . ARRIVED JULY find oldest members, were. present and ahd a shoulder corsage of gardenia*, meritorious service in flying lont • km...- -• home on a furlough from Camp N Y. i* here for an extendedivtaif Mia* Carol Roger* of Grand Itap- TWELVE DAYS BEHIND gave IntercsUng talks on the work , Following the ceremony a dinner Kru.r. nr.f’.M. TOBIA ot the union in pre-prohibition • was served to eight at the Bamboo Haan. California. i w‘u, ldfl »’** been spending a few days' SCHEDULE II’* a girl for the Edward Bar­ day*. Ml** Elaine Jarman of-Galesburg.1 Krt*,^rt°»Se'h!a”u w,41*?fr “mH*. Mra. »ora Ingram days. j Inn. Those attending were the brlbers—Betay Sue. bom on ThursdayM . I u«m party.and '-niei Thief Yeoman Ray- । tIona 1 „,uvc service in and roe the nyFly_ , , ,| xrutnan rv»>U, May ana lie* been spending a two week* Alrorwut^tak^wilh Mr^nrt Mn a,M1 M JorQan Knr the the pleasure nr Mr an,! n HeHner. Yeoman r^ For of Mr. and Mrs Mr*, . mond B. Donald1, ing Crow for roeritorioo* flying vacation with her parent*. Mr. and r “h'T_ ‘l imi for the rrMu”‘ Portla McLaury left last July 22nd at Pennock hoapital. Mra. Barber who served as secre­ Herman Arold of Ann Arbor who . v Follansbee, and- Yeoman and during June. He enjoy* his wen Mra. K. O. Jarman. J’.JlXr remainder of «jundB. to vtaK reUUVeB rrteluU tary at the Barry County Health were Utelr weekend gueata. Mr. and Mra. Snook and the excellent condition* under ton Tobias of Ml** Barbara Card returned to, Mlw Elise Gro~s of San Antonio J'«Unl v!ld ♦' her home in Lan*ing Saturday after ( M BUeit of Mr B^d MrJ • (..Mf: »sundav nt office for a number of years re­ Mra. Edarard Van Popering gave a | Both the bride and groom grad- . which the Anny Air force operate* p. m. Saturday, signed from her position several •upper party for ten on Sunday uated from Hastings High school; in Alaska. He ha* seen quite a lol Chapel at KeM vJ*llln?.,Vur urandpurenta. Mr. and Riahard Grooa at Gun lake. Mi» j!m7kfcL*niry*Vir Mra months ago. ■ and both worked for thc Hostings , of (hat country and Is cnthualaatlc Chaplain Wm. wrek* 1 Bm H Wc“Ver fOr l*° I M,“ /°,.Ann£ irlnV|r ,hc 1 Hoberu nnd Mr. and Mr*. FUllntf-: Mother and baby are doing wptf ! Mfg. Co, I about the vaeatnm poutbliltte* of The Kiwannis Club had a moat,| The couple VWH,C is „ now 11UX residing >r»1U4TO al »i 3402 , Alaska, after the war. week#. {guest of Miss Sglly Goodyear nt'hum.' nnd for a bit of added Informajjdh— Mra. Susie Francisco of climax 1 Gunn lake for a few days last ,. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whipple of Daddy EdWard 1* doing alright too. enjoyable picnic for their wives nnd |. Vlmy vimy Ridge. Ave, Norfolk. Va. Before enlisting in the Air Scrvfamilies nt Tyden Park on Wed- i --------------- »-»-•--------------was B guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm ; week. 1 ice. Lt. Edmonds ____ attended _____ ______ MJB.C. Cpl. Jamaa F. NiMack. 1 Manchester are visiting friends nnd H- Weaver a couple of day* last 1 Mr? Meryl Neeb will spend Fri- .relatives in Hastings this week. night. pie The committee In rope hope DARING REUNION nesday night, 1 tor ’wo years, after receiving most j The bride was attired in a street EAST DELTON charge of ot plannlhg the dinner was , Ttte Hope ------ •' —- »«-- E. V P. » McLauai .«_T_.._hUn Of Mu,_ week. . •• ' day in Caledonia where she will ;■ Mrs. Daring Reunion wo*! °f J ’s Rrade and high schooFedu- 1 length, powder blue crepe dm* Lt. Meri K. Collison and wife of rharge with white *tlon In in this city. white accessaries accessories and a Weekend guests of Mr. and Mra ytall a vacation Bjblp school which ’ kegon. wa* a' weekend guest of*Mi*s Idaho have been spending several Mr and Mrs. Philo Sheldon, the , entertained this year by Mrs. F. O.l eatlon Family reunions were held to in IHas’.a-----------corsage----of ----gardenia* --Her ----------neck­ Oscar Palmer were Mr. and Mrs. ha* been most successful this sum- ;jean Barnes I day* with his parent*. Mr. and Itav. and Mrs. Winston Stone and .Ritchey ‘Penelope Abbot, and Mr*. .... and In ... Freeport ----------- -- in honor of wf|iace was carved of plasttc toy bar Newman Deal and Charles Deal of mer nnd I* held at the Parmalce Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oavlt of Lake Mrs, Flovd Collison and her fath­ Mr. and Mra Dorrance Tretherlc Cha*. A. Weissert 'Elaine Bauer, ling* .on Thursday. July- 22. Lt. Edmands . j father and in*et wllh the air corp* Grand Rapids. They brought their church. • । Odessa were Monday afternoon er and brother- of Crooked Lake. , on mur^-av• P¥• .nr• Una Mrs. Rich- I Thore present beside Hope Daring On Thursday evening ------------- --- ------------------insignia. mother. Mra. Ann* Deal home after I Mr. and Mra. Hurley FUx spent I gucyte of Mr. nnd Mra Hugh Myers On Bunday a family dinner „d Mra O*Don- and the two ladies named above BERLIN—TUCKERMAN Mra. Tobias graduated from Cen­ spending a month with them. A Thursday -in Kalamazoo vlxltlng Mr- and Mrs. Bert Mudridge nnd held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ard Jacobs and Mrs.t. Clark O'DonMtos Mi.v. Bcrrdto Bernita Itorriet; Harriett Tscicjuum. Tuckerman. tral High school In Battle Creek In Mr. and Mra. Gerald Ahrau* of “r. and Mr . William Fox and Mr *»»». BJUy of MiddtevlUe. Mr. For­ Floyd Collison Those nresent were „nell entertained al the latter'* home were Ben* Bush.Hilbert now of Tucwith a desert bridge in honor of son. Arizona, Aurile Lake Christian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. E ItHl -•« — since been empioywd and •*ha* ------ j «—.u_ ------- ---------t Bnd Mrs. Clare Siebert ar.d family, t“•'‘I -.1. Collison and Mrs. Mervln v. ■ *,, 1,1,111 IKUWII will, ....m — lIKKtlUinil ul — , the Mich Klein VI of Trepton who ■ Verna Blakeney utriAvuaa, Oetoton, Mia,, Grace’ mil. Hill. Tuckerman of ux 917< C. S. Church __ St by ,‘v Mr. and Mn. Earl Bumford and HartU‘«a v^twl Richard Toile* Mr. and Mra. Lyle ..., ty Mich. Bell* Telephone Cto. I, VW1,1 visit.,,,, H —r parents. na r»n • > Mr Mr and anH Mra Mr.. Winn WlnnlfraH Mr-T.raw Edith ITHlttl Lake, 1 aka and Hastings, I, nr.a Lieut. t <*.,« A. ■ P. — _ s, * 1!I 1Pvt. rr— 1 Tobias cJilltaon frlk ls "H hrr Ifred McLravy. and — _______________ F. Berlin^ Berlin. to also a graduate of returned ...urn.d home heme with Wh them <hem after M, Mr andI Mra Ward B«y .pent I »^.al the S Sanitarium *"'“r’"n “ at Howell t^ren? low to a two^reks vo^k Albcrt QeMmer P>aCT» were laid Kltabeth Biddleman Mrs. W W. .on cf Mr and Mr*. Nelson Berlin ! Central High school and to attaahad IKS&nT "** l&s c£i r°r twe,ve wlth ^nueta of Bow- Wood of Lawton, niece of Hope of Pittsford. Mich., formerly of Bed-1 to the Medical Detachment of Anny SlUiVoun Ww“irulwS dffiS1 J->'£ oi whiun, Ind. tlon «nu Mr i™ »t JnFJX.' cra centering each of the tables. Daring was present a* a guest , ford, were united in marriage Tues-, Air Corp.. Rationed al Keanu & rU liSJd nlr hv ’ Honora al contract went to Ml.v, The ladle* assembled at the Gil-| day. jU]y 27. at 7:30 p.mf by the ’ Field. Utah. Mr. nnd Mra. Joseph Skinner 51?“aJt”.“<*!Tra'JhK“'!l?d «»’. cir ’ ^rnh Beryl Schader and Miss Bar- H“)rc ?,O0,n ,n Kalairta^x>- Rev. N. D. Braby. minister of the ! The couple will reside at the Moxwere In Milwaukee Last week to vis­ ___ ' “J rii’rhnrd'n,,/ H ,’rrUH Fck ' daJ'■ WhUc hcrc hc and Mrs Ketr traln. h Miss Ruth Hoffman who ^^ju p/Rcox Mrs Klein was urc- I jjtcrc a fine dinner wa* served them, presbvterinn church at the latter'* um Hotel in Balt take citv it her nephew. Ensign Emmett few f’„ Mk.'!madt' “ bW>*«c55 lrlP U> FlUH On Ludeman who was there on a ter ­ । , h<rt of iTeeport. Mr. and M.,: , Friday last week Mr. Kerr on acdays leave from Corpus Christi. . a ? d ..? 0 . ” .. 1 count ot continued ill health wa* Mr*. Etol *.*.’zrrf-.x—. totj “.._. Bnd Mr “nU Mni L>lr Wrt*l*r anJ Xbleta aao<nS> them x :n„a s;: daughters arrived Mon-। Mon­ son Degl of Kalamazoo. ra of Detroit VS... univcd 1 HMr and i:Mta/Dan Leah Mrs Mr. Mrs.** Lewis. No£ Mrs. Claud Harrington of Hastings were "®wSJ? ,ulure- Man>’ of those present had as decorations. . few Dir. . nnd ’d M “ rr^u. n andDan diughter,vzi* , ,d,‘? -. .8 .■Kjn> day for a weeks visit with w. Mr D Mra. c c. p P. |jlh Lathrop and, i i__. supper guesta of Mr. nnd Mr*.,n„ *¥.c?u- On fconl m ”» service, service. several Several letters letters were were fhe bride wore an Ice green, two- J Willard oi Utethe ctob club who ’ '’“wnble with white acces- ( nnd Mrs. Kellar Stem „ I Mis* Lathrop were. sund*v after I’fir'r-­ Stewart Waters Wednesday * Bert W* tlx Olive nin-0 Tjithmn wrrr Sunday M.mrtn- tw.-re l w,fc in ln Midrtira'inr Middicviiie ”Sunday 11'1'11 Smith entertained eight for ;, read from members to -ho - * -- - co'** - ”-----------------------scries and- -a ----------matching Mr mid Mra Gerald STtfiltz and guetf* Of Dr and Mrs R -F. Webb cnUmg cn Wdl Craro who 1. L tt* had the mtotorttme to ron -B *Jc,aert brldRP »■- •—*- Mr J,ck not be present , ............... - shouidervell.il son Gary of Nashville aptnt Sun- of Grand Rapids, । {n c'*-“nB on W,IU cra,“ WMO u a Ditch fork In hte teg while hav" Nolen ’’“nnlbal. Mo., the guest Hasting* was appointed as the her corsage being yellow yel rosea and | breath Intertwined with tiny | sti.uMlZ.',, to. to.,tori';;' ‘ ,.,Mr to rr*, ,nd M«' »■*»« »">•■" •"» me reernriv * Gtenn Krovon los °r Mr a"d Mr» Ha’°ld Ph’W pUcc of lhe meetihg of next year. baby’*s hrM,h U,uta ot Uxwith a vote of think* to Elaine white buds. The bride's mother wore I bhultz and all aere guest* of Mr Glenn Mead of Woodland were । , Bewrlv limwn r, turn-rf from a vahSbte hotseEtew and for and Mra. George Adam* In Mid- 3unday afternoon gue*t* of Mr Am? A>b^ on Mondayfox dirt I1M * Mr' l«nrt lnK K>- *ho L,i here ,or the month and Penelope for their gracious hos- a beige two-piece ensemble with Gamder wnt Wedn^^LTth hit *”*’ hrr parrnla Mr and Mn P‘uU‘>’ meeting adjourned white and brown accessories And a 1 dleville. ,-uid Firs. I. 1 Mr. »«r bii h Mra w nnfan *' H « Rowley. . and Mrs. n C. W. Dolan wrm were --------------- ---------------------cortage of pink rosebud* and baby's '1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Amlin and , Miss Miss Joan Joan Ryan is snend Suviiulng i Ryan Is ng two two (ln Chicago for a ic* day* this week ristar MalSrt tear nSSta J .. ihl Maurice Pieraon On Sunday Mrs breath. The groom's mother wore a Gt's fbK liRAfij -m* O^l-h In in Grand Oranrt Rapids Ranldc «1«h daughter of Chicago arrived Tue; - i works wllh her i Mf #nd Mfs John CBSU,leln men ewh^Ud wo?k° Nolcn and lwo daughter* end Mr. GOLDEN WEDDING me,‘ exchanged work in harvest. and Mn narO|d Phillips were din- ANNIVERSARY light blue dress with while accessday tospend-a week with her moth'aunt, Mrs. Arthur Krcv, aad fam1 rrMre~a"^mklrr" .................... Uv'"’ ”“““r “u ' spent last week In Grand Rapid, in nA*, cr Mrs. O. P. Smklcr. lnrr gue'!-'- of Mr. and Mrs. Aben Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fr F- Bollum ones and her flowers were pink Mr^ndMra uSi Blander were : Hy nnd Mra Prrei * Prentice nnd iX “£ “hl^wa, sweet pea* and baby’s celebrated their golden wedding an- ।rosebuds, ---------Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stnndcr were ' M Were he alive today the proudest ‘ nlveraary on Sunday with a dinner breath, in Grand Rapids for the weekenn Mr. and Mrs Frank Prentice were ' home on a t-n-dav leave from An- man ^:=n ir. Michigan to rtid ‘.V M~ Wendell Boylan, rister of the Mr. and Mrs Chester Stowell plan in Kalamazoo on Sunday attending I ttunna Iowa i P— Two table* were in play at the dea­ al the Allenall Hotel in Ann Arbor | Mra. Green, long -time Ionia mayor and to go to Whitehall on Saturday and ' a family reunion at Milham park Sunday gurata cf Mlw. B.-vcrl • rest bridge give:! on Monday by Mrs , —-­ return »lth a group of boys who Ml*a Verta Culler h visiting Dryer were Mt-1 Carolmu a win Dewey Hon. with Mra. Nolen the 1 *" *»e have been attending the Scout friend* in Richland. n S Phinu, ciBv of Battle Creik ilmt Camp at Duck Lake. Mr. nnd Ms Bert Webb sW-i.l I n!“? S:.L “I Ual.l!.' c.r.wk- , !!?nl_ wciv min. i, null........... . ......... • • upd Lu Lee Bt«-mfon and Lee Mar- Maynard H Smith of Caro The miciiiwu Sg'. and Mr*. Emcraon Struble of Sunday with tin of Ft. Custer and Ml** Mary 1 Congressional Medal of Honor* wa* holder. Mrs. Abea Johnson and Mr Ohio. Edward Bolturn. Mr. and Mrs. South Dakota returns Friday after Nolen On Wednesday Mrs. R. E. M Barr and Ward. M. and Mra Fisher, local. । conferred on this Uo gunner :°Pbto?p££S by lb Mt naXr of of I Wait entcVtai^—A .lunched R^er jFm* PiuL Wendell Boylan acted a* beat a fifteen day furlough with Mr. and Mra. Zylphn Re^d of Durand and i»WariStmXn ”—*-------------wWlebthe --------wnr de?>.r"'r ,or th" Pl^uWof Mtes Ellse Ornos. Mr.and^Mra Normah SUles and t man Mrs Omer Struble. On sunday Leo Wellfare were Mr and Mrs 1,I Mr-. JennieoTBrownell of Rockford: ment 1 Mrs"J^ei's£&; n'i^^lastfi^k. ■ who b Ha’,n« al Oun ,akp *“h ->"V‘-d- a,,-<*DeO?,t-“r and Mr5f a reception theywere all dinner guesta ot Mr:: M. C. Springer and sori Mack ot |I were guesta Flint. ' of the bride’s Carrie Struble. Smith, peeling potatoes for a two- j Miss Mabel Sisson nnd Miss Ethel , last week. Mr. and Mra. George Baubch 1 Mr. Mr and an.lMrs. Mrs James Tamas Oalmar InftaCtlOn had tO fcC | Palmer and time AWOL Patsy and Tommy of Klumazoo. | Mrs. Wcndeir Boylan, at 113 Or-1 spent the weekend with friend* at Copenhaver are enjoying n twr '■] daughter Ellen and Mra Frank called from thc kitchen lo receive I weeks’ vacation at the latter* cot­ ! hans Ave.. Battle Creek, wlth*khom i Fish Lake, near St. Joseph. 1 Palmer of Battle Creek were Sun- 1 “ the reward v at Podtink lake. " ' which was bestowed on 1 PERSONAL PAGE the bride* made her home. The table i Capt nnd Mrs R. G. Finnle. Jo tage guesta Mrs. -James . the Turcola bred an< bom fighter in Mr. and «..w Mrs. m.». *Paul au. Ward of • day a -------—ct ------------- Silsbee ....—-- -.-a WRITER S GUILD was ------------------------covered with---a---------------lace cloth. and I Ann. Gordon. Barbara nnd Florence Grand Rapids were Sunday guests ' and Mrs. Frederick Palmer. i the presence of a flock oCralistln- । ----------------------sisted of while white |’ Each member of the Writer’s the centerpiece consisted French will return to Louisville on of Mr. and Mrs. Warren ward Mrs Maurice Ostrolh arid Mtes cubbed Britons and Americans. ----------------------------------------------------- Guild and their guest read or gave gladioli, pink roses and baby's. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waters re- Elizabeth Parker were guests of Mr. ( When Fred Green was governor he i COUNTRY CLUB LUNCHEON an Idea for a juvenile story at their breath wllh white tapers. Mr*. Betty Weekend guests of Mr. nnd Mra. i turn Sunday from a two weeks’> and Mrs. Wlteon Ouldet in Lansing made upward-, of 30 judicial anFifty-six members ’ and’ guests Julv 23 meeting. Fairy stories, talcs McAllen and Mrs. June Burns as­ r>ll Shively Were Mr and Mrs Mux 'vacation nt their Gun lake cotlnge j last week. ..ointmenta 'the naming of Ralph »-cni seated at the country club tir adventure nnd stories with a psy- sLstcd. -----------------------------Ice cream was served* — and-• a- ’ Shively and Mr. mid Mrs. Robert Mrs. Anna McGuffin Is rrturnh.s , Clarence Wctes. of Memphis. |!). Stine and M. Louise Johnson as luncheon on Tuesday. Red hollytouch were included. Roy wedding cake, with the bride and loduv from rrnverse Citv where she | Tenn nirites on Saturday to Join probates judges of Eaton and Cal- I hocks, and black eyed sumiu with , etiological Snell, chairman of the evening s groom and the air corps insignia Mrs Chester Stowell and Mrs Carroll has.been the guest ’ McfiXn"" d M ' H fOr J'S? J?lnUK l,ol,n r0Unl*cs- ’’cspectlvely were i Qiin n Annis lace and Zenlas made program, pointed out that children's 1 of cold on the top. Jennie Stuck were in Battle Creek |cnrroll McGuffin. of IDr. and Mrs Guy Kelle.Kelic; C Mr and Mrs Arthur Valentine ’home '"sT ° ?r a” d M™ amonq the first) an all time state attractive .table bouquets. Several Lieut, and Mra. Berlin started af-1 — 1 stories must have action and awokon Tuesday and while there visited I and Mr.twS and Mrs. of Arthur Vai;’fflent1 * Mr »".,,d Mrs. ?-i,vL' children YMtianu ^,OC!’U oI I “J1'0’'1 ’or this type of executive members Invited small groups for 1 ter the reception by auto for New- ; for en enrly interest and curiosity. the Community Canning Center. 11 'and children of Ypsilanti ?he two weekend with Mr and Mra i Ar *.'.r Fred . c'‘nP'’r «>t > ofHc-* nptxjlnimrnta. Included in the pleasure of out-of-taWngSf»ta: ,w». ______________ sta:1 month For members their annual ix>rt. Ark., groom in-,1I unique place of Ita kind where anv- I.tavrfWvitor.d with «r. i,vn at>nviiie are vWtlng vi Vatanuno .^rt'wi.u Dr .... and:J'.y, .,dl,r !ytl,r' Nw ;>> y . are MtesLie list was Sgt. Smith's father. Mrs Guy Keller entertained billozof thc picnic guild next will structor at where lhe the flying field.is an The one may bring fruits and vegetables Lloyd Valentine nnd with Dr. and thl;‘J k . v ,Jri}ry Harrison Smith, also cl Cnro. en friends honoring b6r daughter,seek atmosphere --------in a bride'straveling .."haunted" —^.Ing ensemble was a> ensemble was a! and receive instruction in canning | Mrs Frank Shaw In Middleville.* Mr . | .to. ..... .’. took ast’tnweek Frank theC i ns judge of Lapcer-Tuscola N!?rfft{k nv.Kelly Kfl!ym^ k*iL nf,Lthe ,.ei?B ce5’TuiCiOla..circ r* ■Ml1' C,arcncc Welssof Memphis, house. The meeting this month two-piece powder-blue powder-bine suit with with,, A guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry land Mrs, Rolland Valentine and ntaiw nc to lo Norfolk. Va. Vo. to meet me*t Mra ’, cuit, c>n. Of nil all this grist of nomination.' nominations , Tenn.; Mrs Dewey Hon and Mira j was held al the home of Sara while accessories They will make' Thompson for the week Is her nep- daughter Sue of Ann Arbor also *^-nn !I Mar, Murna_Hon ; their home homeal at ’1400 uoo DUl'st Dill St.. ’ta In New- ,i hiw Wendell Studt ctf Lake 6d^ spent the weekend with his parent* hnm.! X.and' X" J{S‘eJ“,;r“‘dd J,‘*2?^ °T ’a H,on entertained^the same Schadcr. Franklin r t"" ’1' Ko*frn as' "T ue disfor FTankUn Pierce. Fierce. Buddv Buciav Bnyder snvoer nnd aim all an were Sunday outmay dinner mnner guesta aucw t . - —9f-himself, . ——— - ।' number .u. vavw nvim »uu . -------------- . • • • ■ , port. Arkansas. . Tommy Cummings a“ ?„ e,?’ cussed cU''uk it‘ one-ilrfrr’-chat i>«ming Cumming* and Ronald of Mr. and Mra.-Fred Mrs. .Fred Durkee In in the i> go “nd Mr.-i. K Kelnaming of |: her daughter daughters, Us Louisa and Mls» apcBrs to be the consensus 1 Out-of-town guests were Mr. and 1 /Trt-lhric left Wednesday forCamn ; }J> ,he /rrathrlc for C»mn Holmes Holme* district. lhe h*"* *' Al 11 °Rhcr either make ( Smith was tfie the only onMhat oriMhat brought brought t Shirley of H Hqrtnlbai. Mo. Other out *hnt a natilon ten l exactly geared ; Mrs. Nelson Berlin and son. John of 1 Manltonlln nt Barlow Ijsite Mr and Mrs. Lake to snend wnit Mrs- David VanBu*kirk VanBusklrk; l"'V [H’U, *><-me here hPre or or in ln Lansing La,uln8 fobithr for«Lthe g.nrrn/r govenwr even even an ripple ripple of of critlcriti-I of of town town cur guests included Mrs Rov for war that requires a rix-.iay Pittaford; Mra. FI Berlin, grandiwo .pending the the month month of of July July nt nt1 ‘»e duradon duration. >-nrf'Andfthe critlrt'm. s\h ns "» it H Dnvi* of/V'hite of/Wl two write w re k* “*re re .pending . Vt-rrr'AiKLthe critlrtem. Plain*. N. Y, and . week of nobody but bicycle racer*. | mother; Mr. and Mra. M. E. Tuckiw<> .. .I lake. r.nrl Mra. Mra nirtinrrt Jacobs lirrb. 1 was. ...... had io do wlu. MrwcLwn. nnd Mra C R Rurkhnlde- Crystal 1 *.?r "r. and Rlchnrd whh the liberal 11 Mrs. JjiZk .Keller of Battle rreek I . 1 aceompnnled biand Jean are 1 Mr “nd Mrs o'w«e M,'rrltt 1 tl,r £‘"t ct tbc wte,lt ,n Dc’ vlru'’ o£ ,hc nfW )udRP Thc iMcr L>wi^ra. Fred Stebbins; Mra. Rass ! dehvrehig a and Rovnl TraderJn Mnr« ?' Schermerhorn trolt. diedIn while watching n sport--{Lethbridge ofofMason and Mrs. Mra. StewMason and Connre "tout rmCoaeh ihrfr return w Ii Dnv ot Or,“'’d R?”and ,d' Mis* *err Clara Sun; P '"' n'tending ,hplrn drug show, and I Smith ’’''ent Florida The ton honor art‘thbridge Lnfdahlof Nashville withStew Mra.- I ............................ • । Mnuiiiu vi I’ftiii'iur wixii rarn. vlrit 7helr wn TndI daughtar-’n- ?.’y *‘*cl,u °L.Mrs L H E'“rU and - ch“"dl'£ , n „ . . now now given given the the son son shows shows that that he hc Guy Guy Keller Keller and and Mbs Miss Rose Rose Marte Marie law Mr andI Mra clnv“Bifrkholder M,A' Agnes Sim. , Mrs. Earl R Boyes and daughter, came from the right kind of Amer- Ketcham of Cleveland. Ohio, with inNewJeraey rNewJeX '’ Burkholder I, M Mr.^and ^and Mrs^E E • V, ,: ^orlc^E. Marjorie E.. have have Just„re Just returned tl!5E'-d !lean ran Mock .■’subsoil. ,l.,teo11’ f'uHWcnt sufficient proof J: Mbs MarnaJIon. High HWWaSS bridge scores J Ur !rMMS’T«tn.in,.itflf7M. | turned on Friday after a several from a three weeks vacation visit-i to cancel out any doubt that anv ; for the afternoon were turned In I.... ...... ....„. .u- —...... -•,—yr juay* vuhi wun tneir son, cawnni. land were weekend cuesta of Mr Mr. 1Bl the Wcbstcr Hall Hotel in Dc- 1VwTt1kk » Mrs. ‘ &«.• and Eugene Dalmun. 1- Kr. ~r.d TSrs. Lock-ocd . rere in In Grand Rnnids Rapid*.over Sunday.''iBnd daughter and Mr H E Quill-1 John Yareer iLuclile Bushy) of ncpuoucan^^mjne. rb> Branch I were over Surdav. , ~ —-----1 A gou and oringc not iuck win Industrial research: Discovering I be held on Friday with Mrs. Rov 1 her home in Battle Creek on Sun- I th? weckend'wRh Dr. and Mrs. F. rowV' ' new wavs to keep the customer disHubbard aud Mrs. Clyde Wilcox as day after a few davs visit with her E. Willison. M. ,s Barbara Burkholder va* the’ satisfied with what he ha.». 1 co-chairmen. brother-in-law nnd sister Mr nnd I Miss Betty Allerdlng ha* been in *‘VXX*. aSdwir u ,, T ~ . 1 The committee for next weeks’ Mra Lyle Scudder. Charleston. S C. where she wa* the ft f £ ??’*•'’ b-£ore ™"r- । luncheon- is Mra R. E. Walt. Mra. Mr and Mra. Richard Jacobs have guest of Corp. Andy C Wcrn.-.-, Jr . I t’L‘ l ‘°r ‘™ dB>d dBI'lu?.£*■ . ’I .kTU'’ Willard Smith. Mrs George Snook | been in Detroit for a few days this Formerly of Detroit. He returned ; aPd d.au«!’.^» Kh"fr °or . 5“Sto>‘<urK,'“n ««- «“!£* JR?, T'J2K?*i “ W * **■ I .nd Mrs WefiesS, IroSdf. week on a buying trip with her for s 15-dsy '• ™j“W ,--................................................. ,■ ■......_._-----------------— Marshall Schantz who Is with the ।;««!«, Hastings and Detroit. and daugh'er P>a» - «“«» on Monday to Mra,BRo"y ‘Finstrom their Sgrber* te now located at William.'- |„Mrs : Ro>’ Finstrom Noia — Jane left ------Saturday for Omaha. burg. Va. rat-' — —......I r.omt in Hannibal. Mo. -----—----------■„ .i Dr. and Mr*. Norbert Schowaltrr : Neb .where theywill remain Lu. an , Mrs. I rank Cobum of Middleville ---------------------------- nBr nwuirr.1 **’[l ® Kioup of friendsI indefinite from Detroit stay with her mother. Later Mrs. Finstrom plans lo loin, w*’° went to Mexico with her. were Pvt. Roy Finstrom in California guests of Mrs. John Dawson on , ; where he is stationed at Camp Sunday. 'Stonenun. 1 Wilbur Lane Is spending" two I Mr. and Mra. T.'R. Steven*. Franz,; weeks with Mr. and Mra. Hurry and Virginia of Detroit are here • Bowser In Fort Wayne and will stop for lhe week with Dr. and Mrs. F.> In Detroit on his return. i E. Willison. ’ ■ A. L. Brown of Ann Arbor was In i Mr. and Mrs Blake Allerdlng en- town thc first of the week. , tertained their cousin. Arthur a group of girls from the same Brown, of Fort Wayne. Ind., over1 office at the Manufacturing Comithe weekend I p*ny who spent from Friday night I Sunday guests of Mrs. Alma unlli Sunday at Marton Cook's cotSingle $3.50 per wk. op I Beach were-her- d»ughter *"«*«»-' taRe at Wall lake are Margery Skldin-lan Mi. and Mr*. Forrest Daw-| morCi Dorothy Foote. Maude Ycrty. iso!\..of ,Ba,r • E,< "or Haven. Evelyn Campbell.’wSttTtarVh^rek wi • Or^1‘‘ Hawblllz. Betty Lane and i Wedel for the week *iH be Mrs we- , nreitv-r an1/ MUSl*HiMi'5Rimmtrraof^New ' w*ck-rnd guesta’of Mr. and Mra. 'rn«ttaMp* H who Bldll arrive Non 1 E L « ’heir home on ।Castle. Pa . who will arrive on t Thmn Mrcetare Mr Bnd Mn, ■ Ardy Smith of Battle creek. | Mrs. M. Schoomakcr and daughtor Shirley of Detroit are spending , I the week with her parents Mr. and । Mrs. L. S. Will on cast Clinton street. ' . Mr. and Mra Kenneth Sull and i son of Battle Creek were guest* at . ■ thc L. 8. Will home over the week­ end. SHOE'S FOR MEN ! Mis.’ ’Angle Bates spent -Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Averv | of Detroit who are spending the ; ■ summer at their farm home near : Give your ego a break. Let Prairieville. MBs Alice Hagelshaw, counselor u. fit you with a pair of Edger­ at thc health office returned Mon­ day after -spending her vacation [ ton shoes. Our own chests with relatives and friends at Union ■ Citv. have expanded since the J Mrs. Edward Lowrv war. in Has­ Don’t wait for a cold to Ret you down, or let an new fall Edgertons > tings visiting friends on Saturday. illness get a good hold. See your Doctor at the first ' Mr. nnd Mra. Clarence Crawford came in and we’re were in Grand Rapids Monday call- I sign of an iilne**. If he prescribes, take your pre­ Ing on Mrs. William Crawford nnd j scription to our drug store. Here, your Registered ! their new grandaughter, Nancy * Pharmacist is HONOR-BOUND to follow hem • Shnnron. . ‘ Miss Jcnn Aiulerson of Detroit I your doctor* order* exactly. OTHER I who has been visiting her aunl Mrs THE Vlvtan- Aridcrspn accompanied Mr* • STYLES . Dependable Prescription Andenon along with Miss' Martha ; BRANIGAN Jean Wedel lo Wall lake Sunday where Mr* Andenon will spend! 6.50 and two weeks vacation. Mr. and Mra. • William Andenon of Detroit will 7.50 alsg spend this week at the cotloae., Mtes Jean returning hotre with them. Mira Patsy Wedel will spend Exclusive, but not expensive Clothing and Shoes for Men and Boys the second week at the lake with Mra. Andenon. Mr. nnA Mr*. Steven Bristol ant*. =■• R«6’»TERW pharmacist always ON DUTY ~ । young daughter of Port Clinton I Ohio, arrived Saturday at thc James ;""v* Hastings Phono 2241 State O' JaHarsan । । Bristol* on west Walnut street. Mr 1 | Bristol had to return home on Sun-1 I were tn Detroit several SOCIAL ITEMS PERSONALS It DmUI I WKZO I i-siiia»r«tou tI “ lh?t-a“n------ -- iKijra?s;!,"si^sis'ft PCT BE SURE TO HEAR CLUB NEWS »v E. O. M. SALE Friday, July 30 ROOMS STUDOW In Any Crowd HOTEL HASTINGS CONSULT sizes 14 to 44 J 39 WOMEN'S WASH DRESSES WOMEN'S HIGH GRADE DRESSES value. up to 8.50 398 at only SKIRTS WASHABLE RAYON sizes 4 to 14 at only GIRL’S DRESSES 89< GIRL'S SLACKS AND SLACK SUITS to dose out at 100 reduced ALL BATHING SUITS size. 32 to 48 at 139 RAYON SLIPS many styles at 250 SWEATERS 70 X 90 PLAID COTTON BLANKETS at only 100 FULL FASHIONED HOSE at only 36" HEAVY STRIPED OUTING WHITE 28 OUTING limit 5 yds 8 0Z. BLUE DENIM BLUISH GREY 32" GABARDINE at only YOUR DOCTOR X RIEDS 3 DRITft Saturday, July 31 STORE BAIRB’SL . �BULGING SUITS WEAR OUT SOONER EDITORIAL— tSSOCIATION Sheldon Agency AU Kinds of Insuraace ■ Surety Bonds hone aias Hastings CITY COUNCIL Swanson Agency PROTECT YOUR CAR From 11.00 up with Gilbert •r. AUCTION SALTS HENRY FL*NRf«Y >d. phone Wi ill 7r"d,"n dibit-; nlr Willi r j Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished and in stalled for all makes o , furnaces Coves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sanders for Rent One of the women factory work­ er's biggest beauty problem is lhe hair. Even when there Is a good the atmosphere is dusty, shampoos should much more frequent than C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Swanson Agency The head sweats profusely, arid WCini to gather and hold-tanaciously lhe dust and grit from the air. Besides giving ott an unpleasant ANT CONTROL ‘ odor, thc scalp often feels itchy. P.M. has gone to war. but them Comfort Is quickly restored by still some supplies available far washing the hair. Rub up a lavish are use Ir. and around home in ant con­ lather, massage Uie scalp with it, trol and clothes moth treatments. and rinse It out. Then repeat Rinse In full, this Is a chemical In crystal with warm waler until all the soap form, paradichlorobenzene Two io three lenspoonfuls rroured into an aunt colony several inches deep will smother the ante of make them so miserable they will leave the vicini­ ty. The gas action of the crystals lasts several days. WANTED EMPLOYMENT FIRST CLASS CARPKSTF.R Can now .do that job ot bulMine.. zepairine or palntlnc. Very rroaunabte. Phono T57P3-3. 7.3» WASTED—I.aWna. to guor. fi.lo « Wo.hlnsH-n 7?!> REDUCED RATES Property damage and Liability Conforming to Michigan's new Responsibility Law may we ad­ vise you how this law affects all Michigan motorists? FARM EQUIPMENT AND MIBO. $1 000 PAIR Farm Bureau State Agent - AUCTIONEER MKLglYW—.. Marines Invent Game: Knocking Japs From Trees Boware of bulging pockets over­ U. S. marines are becoming ex­ loaded to the stretching point or of keya carried unprotected— those are perts at playing a new game inaugcauses of speedy clothing wear, warns Marjorie Eastman, home eco­ Operating amphibian tractors, nomics extension specialist al Mich­ tanks, trucks and jeeps. "Leather­ igan Slate Coilqsenecks ram .their vehicles against Every man tn civilian cloches takes care of his suit if he is pa­ triotic and aware of wartime ne- snipers are perched. The resulting rMalty. the specialist pointe out. impact usually hurls the tree's oc­ Three ways to add life to any suit, cupant earthward in the manner of she said, are to give good care ev­ an arrow springing from a bow. ery day. reinforce where wear will Points acquired by contestants come, and repair places as soon as signs of wear show. vary in accordance to tha- distance Retreading suits is a wartime Japs are sprung from the trees/ ac­ thrift trick for elbows, or the knee,; cording to Capt Harry L. Torger­ or seat of trousers. A piece of rayon material is aplled to the wrong aloe son of Lynbrook, . N. ’ Y.. a para­ of the spots that get the most wear. marine who recently returned to lhe The retread piece U held In place United Steles from Guadalcanal. with stitches that do not show on Captain Torgerson._^ six-footer. la the right side. As an example, a knee retread la set In from seam to a former New York university ath­ seam as a rectangle large enoueh lete and Is well-known as a semi-, to take the wear from that point. pro football player. He i[>cnt his Incidentally, this also helps to hold first hours on Guadalcanal dynamit­ the press at the crease. ing Japanese out ot caves, staying Shields to take the wear and dam­ age done bv perspiration, darning up all night to construct the bombs of wom spots, reworked buttonholes before making a tour ot Japanese and reinforcing under buttons are hiding places. other thrifty mend ideas that may One of Captain Torgerson's bombs, add months of wear to a suit. exploding prematurely, ripped his Wear guards of heavy tape flveetghts of ail inch wide, sewed to the Inside of the cuff or button of the trouser leg, protect the fabric from the rub of the shoe. The method of sewing a button An EqgHah engineer, discussing on may mean the difference In a railroad transportation in-JB2fl, said hole In the cloth or Just broken thread when an extra strain is that a rote of speed more than six miles an hour would "exceed the placed on the buUon. A "shank" of thread helps by giv­ bounds set by prudence, though ing space between the cloth and the sonjjt of the sanguine advocates of button so there Is no crowding when railways extend this limit to nine the coat Is buttoned. A pin Is laid across the top of the button, the thread put over and over In sewing The pins are removed and thread ' wound 'round and 'round under­ AN ESSENTIAL neath lhe button to form the shank. WAR INDUSTRY SNIPPING EAR' TIPS CURBS CORN EARWORM NEEDS HELP Eight to ten days after silk ap­ TO "KEEP 'EM pears and usually after the silk becoems brown and starts drying, ROLLING" sweet com ear Ups can be snipped off with a sharp knUe or heavy Brakemen Switchmen shearx to avoid heavy damage from from the com earworm, advises Ray Telegraph Operatori Hutson, head of the Michigan Btatc College entomology Omartment Yard Clerks Victory gardeners get a better prod­ uct. more pleasant to handle and to Apply Superintendent's Office, .eat. The snipping cuts off the earNYCRR, Jackson, Mich. ' .worm eggs that have been laid on -the silk tips. Cutting should not oc­ Application from those now em­ cur.' however. before the silk has ployed In war Industries will not be done Its part In fertilizing the oom Kernels sbmey will develop. ■ Red Cross of 81.-, George The Royal Standard of Englandred cross qf St. Georgs on a white field—w*s the second flag ta fly, on Uiis continent!' In 1497Ju tin Cabut planted It OD-thf'Xmerican main- Automobile Owners Our Automobile Liability Insur­ ance meets all lhe requirements of the recently enacted Michigan Responsibility Act. Special Rates Michigan's oldest Automobile In. uurance Company—CITIZEN'S. JERRY ANDRUS Nat'l Bank. Bldg. Phone 2519 -Hustings, Mich. Liat your Auction Sales with DEWEY REED CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE Batea ean be made at Banner office. Mob. 3467 Hastings, Mich. Wolverine Shell Horsehides Shipping Livestock i Every Saturday FET1 FOR INSURANCE Phono 2663 “■ CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & GLENN F. LAUBAUGH LY BARKER’S HOMiSgl n<XM 3111 Lily White Flour 30 lbs. flour for bushel of ’ THE OT1R IHTKLEnF.RIIV matab !■ re-a.|, tn piek »u kahea or qt: No tfapaa.i-e olli.iml w'Hbnu •""ly*1'1 *- w H Ofi.' S.r, 32 1 FOR NALF. Tranapareni^ app ea. SI Ml -i-t M ■Mkviile -<■. river nail Kiinjay • lei Ir«lr>c <>rrh »rd LESSENS FATIGUE Battle Creek Rendering Co. Lloyd Ruger, Mgr. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. \ r. d-5 WHEN your feet get tired, you tire all over just so much the faster. Wolverines help you avoid fatigue because they are always so amazingly‘soft and pliable — and help you to avoid accidents due to fatigue. STEEL CAP PREVENTS CRUSHING Truss Fitting for tome of that good DEAD STOCK REMOVED! IM No. Michigan Avenae CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every lino Phone 72 Middleville EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT FOR PALS — Englio'b Rke'phe .1 Pupl»»m r~«< W.....I aehwil Claude itaninvnd PRODUCE C. “BILL’’ SHERWOOD Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Dales can be made at Banner Office. IN ANY OTHER WORK SHOE FOR SALE -Ruldnbronk roll it hlllrb. - »I..le hjjek. r-ral •!<«..i.i.l,. Wm VrKIMxn. ..-ffS offer •* |i m Foil SAl.F -4* r*1>Mt< and u-e. -------------------------------- ------------------------ । ■■ 7 2<i i JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES and Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone 2583, or call Ill—F3 through the Hotel Bastlnga j Mirb AUCTIONEER ONE of the most painful acci­ dents and one of the commonest is a crushed foot Yet an over­ whelming majority of such accidents is prevented by the strong steel armor inside the toe caps of Wolverine Shell Horsehide Safety Shoes. It will make harmless a blow or rolling weight of many thousands of Gunda. Whv be content with is than Wolverine’s famous DOUBLE SAFETY? Since $1,000 a pair wouldn’t buy it in any other safety shoe, be sure your next pair are Wolverine Shell Horsehides. YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable HORSES $5.00 COWS $4.00 ( We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS We are offering just six (6) lots for sale. High and dry building sites. The lots range in size from 70 to 135 feet water frontage, and 178 to 350 feet deep. Each lot has access to Lights, City Gas, Tel. Good roads and nice swimming beach. Terms may be arranged to suit your buying power. BUY NOW while wages are high, and build when conditions will permit. REID'S RESORT, THORNAPPLE LAKE �:hty-eighth THE HASTINGS BANNER yeah HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JULY 29. 1943 SECTION TWO—EACES 1 to 4 Just remembered that hl* last letJamqs being home last wtek.'N* has wa* a cute young clerk in a coun- week were: Medical—Hugh Mo ' latter part at her uncle* al Bowena ter with his new address went to 15 day* and hi* addre** L>— < j wy *tore and she was tweet on a i Laughlin. Hastings; Hollia McCor- Mills. * Mr. and Mra. Harold my ion and isn't bock yet. Mra. BelOarald James A. 8. N. 36458671 , ■ _________ ___________ k A P a No 24. ■■ Postmaster young man they didn't approve of. I sen. how about tending it to Zollv. Prov. Sqd. B. children ot Richland I San Francisco . One day they *aw Him go past the mlck. Il5 8. Michigan Mn. Sylvia Alio Margaret Smith, where are Barracks |80t ' O1®*1* ot Mr. and ■Continued from page 1. Sec. I) A/C Donald C. Springer By JANE CAMERON store with a truckload of wood *0 Poff and Lawrence Durkee. Lake J,ere Russell and Don? Mrs. Floria. Salt Lake City, Utah. * p,vl'Jtfr5>u’ they told her he stole II. She didn't । Ode**a; Mra. Katherine Gordon. ■rUtmas time, we skipped all cln„.8i S'N' plat 3 what's Garth's address now? Wc A 20 year old merchant marine!' . -------------------Surgical—Mr*. Frrt Shuart. ’l!??‘d BMrWy, , haven't Dick Vander Woode* either. home for fourteen days after al- : We started to say that we wrote believe them, so next week they Moline ■ians and sent nice cards to over1 p-.,8- • motiier* home. A showed her an adv inothe Banner Mulliken; Richard Wallace. 302 E 8unda£- “5 ■ service men. (We'tKJike to say Stu»vesant Hall Deleware. Ohio Wasn't Kenny Bates' letter to' his two year* in sen ice is Johnny I the whole Banner this week but ■ stating that the writer knew who Grand: Frank Keech. Ha*Ung*. R. Mra. Perri* Brown and daughter ■ten and women" but June l^-urv I ' mother, some 3 or 4 week* ago in most Larson who ha* an answer to that ■ on second thought, there are a few stole hl* wood, such a day and 5; Mrs. Robert Baldwin. Hasting*.' Salurtlav afternoon ■ the only girl we knowSo fan . Harry Dunn's home in Rutland . Ally's column, a honey? His ad- ■lib question—"What Goes On?" , pages we didn't mew up J5'l.IZa, °TK?d * hour, and to make it right or else R. 2: James LeRoy Dicklruon. 919 ■ie*e card* brought many wel__..„ ‘----- has 2 service stars in lhe window. . dr«“ doesn't look complete, or I'd Hl* reply 1*. “plenty!" and he's) ... * 9»8<»od left for Detroit ThuraWell, the romance ended and t E Railroad. Robert Mills. 220 8 4 ■iponse* and added to our corres- for Alpheous. who enlisted in Feb- wrll< hlm' wh“l •« hl* and Her­ been in the midst of that "plenty" tty” iI We'll have to repeat that very bet that poor jerk doesn't know to Park: Amy Joan Stratton. MiddleV.‘e,1tuneJal °! ■ndence nnd we have Mr. Dvkstra niary. 1941. hud two years in vai- old’s P«*ent addresses? We have a a number of times. You're lookinjr ting 1 nice, nutritious dish again, creamed thl* day why the cute little ihlss ville; Carl Sene. Alto; Drusilla | McCullough and ■at by some ten. Add 2 or 3 letters ioui forts near San Francisco and bl“ ?Uck ot Re«der's Digests and ™ weekend with hla hl— dctril. The wags* who Thomson. 312 8-Jefferson. ■week apiece to our own sons, ana who now Is in the Southwest f»aci"rst oversea* address to request —-----------daughter* and families. * A good .hem. ,h. bunch. 8 ounces at, -Having a S whl„ I .sy^. X'L'Sd' put K-'*-* 0!. ' Sanner felt chat the adv. in ,f the ■u can see where we park in our flc and for a'c Kenneth Dunn, who th ®’nlhe *we|] tti lla<1 at, Ule “o^oo* reunion. had done their good deed for WEST , HOPE on furlouch ■are time. The ol' typewriter had is taking advanced training at pres- a Um*.......-Vj isls G€OrgI. Oakes, cut beans Cream and season You they . , , ' We had several interesting iettera the day. nnd the giri Is married to « W5 hadour ■ be overhauled “ while back, and ent. HU Wife is in Alabama with j They tell u* that thU war U an (Nashville high U4Ua’ w®«kend rain and report* from our boy* who are .law -40, castleton | can bacon for -- Y. substitute ivi lhe me salt iui a fine young man now. ■ padded the desk chair seat. him now. These boys' cousin. En- economic leveling process Whatever I Twp.. whos' address .. ■ It— anHration tf .... ’?.un^X “Hernoon. nice rain, but in the *ervice. not only from diferpork, andTvnrV if your stamps ar■Now for a peek in our box ot let- <Sn. u *1.^?/' 13 8”re do,ng all it U. I sincerely hope that Capital i George A. Oakes—36453396 lightning came in on the tele- ent parte of the U 8 but from ice­ gone, Fldo's bone will do. provid­ Well, if we get that V-Mail let- the right co BB 554 554th ngni by oy himself, nimseif. and and if if you you don't don't ““nd nd Labor Labor unite unite andwork and work hand-lnhand-in- ;; co th Engs Engs phone wire*, setting a fire to the land. England, and’New Guinea ys without postage sumps. ing It's pork. Tills makes a quick ™”?!,e,».*paced'.0UJ lhJ a,ter’ '• “ — «» ■» ■Die Cook family of Bug bee Cor- beleve me. look up his affairs in hts hand for the advancement of civil!- | H Vp o N B N curtain*^ at the L-^D woooman Woodman 1i ana and Guadalcanal Guadalcanal are area*. * Come out dinner for busy harvest day*, and w^i? h^ve th t« *?JS ‘ n on ,n it Hon 5 lulu . h ome Had Ulev bfrn “W “Y 110 Is a war I I ~Camp -«»—•». Swift. Texas. —-■rn has four sons in the service, wedding announcement In last ration. " ’ ^ — 7 jService* — rvirea Sunday Sunday a* it U our , ... I„ do..know. that It ---equally eary for office workers and l-° J,lcp»on und Wc 1 home it would have burned a. of the the Youths Youths of of America. America. They They .I You're a fine looking, peppy lad defense plant tollers who haven't ■iri has been in the Pacific aren weeks' Banner. Here arc Al's and of burned t)u> Ute ! pastor* la*t Sunday before confer“ lot kiddin. Goodbye, now. ’ •1 ----•• •« — " — ■»— Kennys addressee it — — ---------------------------t house. At the Ray Barnes home it ■er a year and a half nnd write* nes Hnmence. They have made many friend* are the only ones who are a match George and when you say. the Army -maids. । put the electric light* out of com, I a. lull after several months of Axis military machine. o K.sobut you're not so keen PF.C. Alpheous E. Dunn. 36151673 for thennK —ar, r»c > i* u. r*. out We you is re here who would like to see them refmn, __ not _ -r-___ seen _____ ... ...... DEATH OF WILL BRI TON mission. * Mr. and Mrs. Ronald turn. ■ndlng hot-foots to Japs. He. Btry a. 263rd C. A. Bn. A.P.O. nlrlrr uId.cr„ 02fa t" 100 from ...... '“Y about in 1 Something for the hov» I from easy Texas around 118 degrees In • j- and _j family visited the Flow of America the the shade, .hade, wc we .svmoathlze sympathize with vou you ! taS come to from thT^rall 1 Will Bruton of Caledonia died Anders 4554 ' ' ’ ’ j living. To ■cm* to know all about atabrlne To. lhe youth o. very suddenly on Tuesday. July Johncock — ■"*--------------------------family y at Cloverdale. present- ,; out but we we sun still bet the heat can't 'get Door Cantceni It mJ■d told me to have people stoii Poatmaster. San Francisco.' f0" ,hc «10ry and ,ho“orr of pro«rvThe life ct Mrndelraohn U to be r™ --------R seems that you 20th and the burial was held at St Sunday * Mli; --------BS.2L.7fiT! ■»>■ w »m ilu Calif. , [ng OUr way of life. Out Of the | you down ' Meorge sees uuane Hiding him their babies' pictures, * mi«_ 9'5^4. ®j,rtnker filmed in America. Expert Holly7??L,T“y«rw,^ tnecJ“nd be served Patrick's tn Bowne. July cr entertained her cousin MUs Springfc's an eligible bachelor, girls, and i 5,a!’?ers and horrors of the battle- Murphy often and Bob Humphrey .nvhodv ------ .L by— Hp |eavcg hu Thursday. wlfe» froni p— •light »>? interested In a baby pic- I► a'c Kenneth M. Dunn 1 field comes a new page In history. I < Freeport» who incidentally was anybody from Eleanor Roosevelt to. 22nd. He leave* hta "wife.'’’Sara. , er from Bowen's Mills the^first ! wcxxl lyric writers will soon cornRochester. Marlene Dietrich m^C five ( five children. Frank and George 1 uart of the week, then spent the I plete the "Songs Without Wordsand they have written that page. , home on furlough a couple weeks ■re if the baby were about 18. Don I Class 43 I Gunther Field floors. Frederick March wash- at- home. ‘ Mrs Claire Gies* Gle.w of Free Frei. ■ warns. Mra ­ Irak Is going to the University of , Alabama I 7?l9kl?ave,^l£: 1ycd, tl^ °«Uny of ago. George says he and Bob have youryour dLshes. Jimmy Durante port. Mra. Earl Noah of LowelfT Mrs I lorida. taking prr-Cadet college . The Keller family has three boys. the Future! Their*, is the Victory of been going to do a little coHuberat- es fainlng He married Miss Muri Duane of Bugbee Comers and Max the Ages! They will have rescued ing and write us a letter in spite serve* sandwiches, nnd one happy Robert Lee of Detroit and seven night Rita Hayworth nromLsed m grandchildren Three sisters also Hulse Arentz of Irving and "Wfexc" and -Norman of Hastings. Duane, a gtruggllng humanity and set Her Of the heat O. K fellows-here x kiss all the boys with birthdays and survive. Mrs. Henry Timm of Cale­ I there with him. Leon Cook is a better known as 'Pete.'' used to, free, and their American shall lead , (he go sign and make it a* 'hot' instantaneously every man on the donia. Mrs Burdette LvB»rker ar”’ iok. ho Shakespeare was right, and load his father's big maroon car full all peoples in the onward march of । as you like. ... ..I Chief Petty Officer George Her- place had a birthday right then. Mm. Mary Treib of Hastings and lys his sailor brother. Oeralc. of girls and take in Lower Michigan pr??reaS,J I ?,, ,n ". ke . a U,e boys feel good to see May God Bless and Keep all of ( rick who left Barry county to Join Alfred Lunt emptying garbage and three brothers Gene of Caledonia. buldn't last 3 days in the Army, in an evening. Well. OlrLs, he's a George of Grand Rapid* and Mur­ tiie navy when he was twenty— I when Gerald gets home from Commando now in the Navy, and jou, till we meet again! Nel«on cleaning ash trays ray Goggins ot Hastings. Ireat laikes next time, the war won't you be glad when "Duane Janie. and he's now forty—which adds up Donald for them. One lad asked incredu- .-------------- «■ »-----lent will be transferred to Bugbce comes marching home again, hur----------- | to a neat time of sea-going, is home ?°naId Nel- PENNOCK HOSPITAL prners Here aje their addresses; ruh. hurrah I" Max was in Iceland Whistling that stirring Air Corps from Long Beach. Calif: George Is and Mr Nelson became cov ----the last we heard but our lifst 2 song --"Olf We Go Into lhe Wild what they cull the King Oller' sqn? |8gt Burl Cook, 36154283 Following L* the report for the answered that bus boys could letters never found him apparently. Blue Yonder—'Off We Go'— into I which has to do with keeping'the and 13465 Ord. <A M.l Co. not give their telephone numbers. week of July 13 lo July 20. Mrs. Keller, how about putting his another week with you fcliali* and | ship on an even keel and hl* many The lA.PO. 709 Babies bom were: Twin bdys to 4000 handpicked hostesses are and Norman's addresses In Zollv's । fakes with all the 'this and that' , years of experience are just what danced right through their last Mr and Mrs. Charles Price. Nash­ [•; Postmaster Help Uncle Sam by column? । columnr , tor tu. tne doctor a< or me the present ana and nere here ’tl*. | the ordered for times like ville. R 1. July 13; a girl to Mr and ISan Francisco ----------------- - -tor -the -'do-ra-me' ------------- 1 I2-—^ G«.orHt, wsul on lhe U. 8. pair of shoes and how they all love Mra Gerald Duane Keller, S 1/c US.N. 1I A money order these. Harvey Myers. Hastings. R. 4. it! New Stage Door Canteens are keeping your car in I -.Unit Standard standard Landing Craft. ti to u>— — 1 Chicat Chicago when site was torpedoed springing up in capitol cities as far July 14. a girl to Mr and Mra. Pvt. Donald Cook *> .. . ..... ...J .. and sunk the 30th ot Jan. Hc is I ’ Hn tPlc,C,cI pvt- Ronald A. McKibben and it L, all done James Brown. 341 W Mill St.. Julyhome resting up a bit before he away as Cairo, (University of Fla. Postmaster. San Fran-' Co. 8. 2nd Ord. Trg. Reg. private patriotic donors 14; a girl to Mr. and Mra. Jasper smooth running or­ shoves off again, and mister U's through 1 rv_ I Aberdeen Proving Ground Sqd. A. .. I Aoeraeen rrov Here la one of the times I wish I Morris. Nashville. July 15: a girl to I h,^nn5 J52.lcox uHaiward hM a, Aberdeen, Md 'nice having you aboard' Galnsevllle, Fla. had a million. One sailor has his Mr. and Mm. George Brown. Dow­ der. Sunoco Prod­ ■Jake' Moore was home over lhe Tfd- a,,d " brother. i... mi nI1 yours vour. . icon, as lar os it ling. July 16; a boy to Mr. and Mra ua 1 TedHowha, |#M weekend—and what's cooking Jake'? ICnl. Leon Cook ,,. uirai oi. and good luck lo you. been an orderly at a Camp Robin­ goes Home until Sunday Ls Bill <John> policy. Next to the Red Cross I July |Mich. Army Schools 18: a Mra. Mel Ju,y 181 “ bay to U> Mr. and Mra Mrl-­ ucts will help do it! Here's something on main street Bcedle son hospital for several months and that Nashville folks Be­ I1607S U----vin Wade. Hastings. R. 5. July 19. you may not know of. unless fore Billvisiting can'l think of a better beneficiary: left for service 15 month* [ now has been transferred to Caii- your psychic about these things— i (Centerline. Mich. Eleven surgical patient* were regaS*•jWWim O a idis fomia where he Ls helping establish that is. the pictures in Penney's 1' ago he and his brother Bob were w Choose them for I a hospital. Howard is one of the Store window of al) you fellows, now 1 together in the Variety store at country hasn't been invented* yet I ”0? 1 aa5ucl Rodriquez. NashGerald E. Cook huskiest lads 1 know and I wouldn't HR'. Alto; Mrs. who used to work there Nashville—Bob is carrying on at More power and proceeds to the : want to be on the receiving end of in service, ■ Service Sch. U3.N.TS. hard-hitting power ’A“Ungc. \.5' quite a display of masculine I home while Bill is doing his part at Stage Door Canteen' 1 what he cun dish out when he puts Il's ■ Bk* 508 U P. • • . McIntyre. W, Green St.: Mrs perry charm what with all of these guys . the finishing touches on his traln- in the group—Tom Robinson. Mar- ! jGreat Lakes. Illinois. -for real low-costSanta Ana. Calif. . ■The Anders family of Brush Ridge , ng' Rup&r*WLaireenceJ<8mithlncharles K* concensus of fcd West Hope have seven boys in Kidder. Emerson Cairns. Bob Car- ^ver-and^hey were’t^in^abwit Theodore O. Hayward per-mile economy! ■e service, five being first cousins, Il Pvt. 13th General Hospital &J^M.nh^JwOe<n%e« «“P‘ »Uy ^'who^'Kre*^ her enough help so she wouldn't Endsley. Hastings R 2 ■id the other two. the Springer boys,1 S. Padra, Calif ■ing sons of another cousin. (This ftiMont I Cari^VMfare Grin I from Rowman Field, Ky. forge, it II was too cute to pass ] Medical patients were Edward I getUng over my head.) Here are sLm^on me m jIme U " tUng *" ' HasUn “ s 8 Mrs^eanBuy U. S, Bondt and Stamp Snrlnaer Hwin MaureY (NaxhvufJ? Capt Flnnle ls keen aboul hU Job P FC. Howard T. Wilcox ■ fir pedigrees; Gerald Anders ^H^Car^he’J^*^’- ‘^on m“the^c^'o/h^min^0*’ s>name on me,Janie. 36417411. Co C. elu. Ferguson. Woodland: OtU raduated at Chanute Field as In304 Inf. A.PO. 76 man. Wayne Snyder. Ed Mannl. ^7 .nnd riafh n2L± 1 Ketcham. Dowling. R. 1; Mrs. Wayne Irumcnl specialist and was sent to A P. Hills Military Res. We have some practical jokers Kermeen, Middleville; Mrs ‘ Frank , and Jack OTJonnell. However. Tom EUtf?ne B^nitetThTs been transBigland, where he services a cer- j Fredericksburg. Virginia. here that I envy grealli-. ' Cincebeaux. Cloverdale; Baby Della ' Ve? ^Ttro^S M^TeV^to near kin type of combat plane. He liken Lt. Russell Laubaugh, a former They can get away ^wilh their Bromley. Hastings. R. 1; Mrs. John • lie English people and has seen Barry County school teacher, is happens t(f be home now on leave ‘ ^La’-n UwIs'k^H'^hinlor’ who p«r^k1 and Tlnc a.lwM>'s backfires i Upkcy. Jr., Hastings, R. 1; Harry lie Duke and Duchess of Glouchcs- now Co-Pilot Phone 2240 Hostings, Mich. of a Flying Fortress — ,<ud we might add Tom makes a 1 . you-know:whos' face One 1 Barnum. 936 W. Green; Ben Craker a^d left fro Ir. Frederick Anders saw service and tn England where-things arc of their pets alwgya delighted lhe Delton. R. 2. bid was brought bark home by the ,cookin. um. or :Crash." as he calls tew who knew what was up. There [ Patlenf* discharged during the Iliss Co. through petitions through himself,Rwjjn-tfls Silver Wings and ba-War—DeparHnehtT-ancLwas on ,comrnlsriflh in February and then ! [lathe In the Bliss plant a&5htr-H—|entered a three-phase training per­ nonttu and Is again in service, iod of three months with his as­ Another sailor who's been here camp Porter. U. S. N. T. 8? baking him a "double veteran of jsigned crew and bomber. He came 9 days, returned yesterday (Wed.t Great Lakes. Ill. \ l/orld War II," as Gerald put IL ।to Lansing and married Miss Evelyn JCc.n'.w.lh w.h0 1,0 Just Another lad who would like more Iredcrick is specializing in machine Newland, a Barry County teacher finished his 'bool' hitch at Great 1 letters from home ishop now. Raymond Anders Is in ftn o mnuri.n £?lncli‘Ja *ookln« “nd i Pvt John J. Wcyerman A. 6. N. and musician, on March 24th. She will send his address as soon as he a. p o. 622 gets his new station. %. Postmaster 36186980 , . lvuix. tile After five days home, returning | Miami. Fla crew went to Georein Georgia irmchair Generals like he might be 'bomber x”nber and crpw Blrthdiy. Aug. 11th. modification nnd combat Sunday wasn ambulance driver, one of these for plane and ™.wn,t^rchcr. I Cpl. Albert Barcroft then they flew to lems His brother-in-law, Harold training ** v q u now c- 3 DzstvMri of Irommels. Is a railroad eilginrer England. Russ-and Evelyn's wed­ ding picture Is one of my most 51 A’ N' ' h,s loaned his Link Trainer lo Bid Is training to repair demolished cherished San Marcos Texas. somc w Ai c-s to practice on. The possessions. "Crash" has allroads in the combat zone. Clln- a cousin. Philo Jo»m. has been in service nine cpl. is new loo. Isn't it. Albert? Otis. jr.. who is a bn Horn is in a beautiful Pacific navigator on a bomber. pionths. looks fine, is with the 1 nice going, going. l.lnnd nnd lias been there for nearly sell's complete adress: Here is Rus­ ground crew and sa^-s John. "The 1 ice Other 'nice ’nice going' in the way of years. He sent me two newspapers ------------- togc the following army is just like tl was when we , promotions Lt Russell Laubaugh Ml the lovely capitol city, and cvi.z Because— —it 94th Bomb Group <N) 410th Sqd. were kids—you've got to ask everyIl ts now: , lint reminds me. this i,s a good time time you do something. or else." A.P.O. 634. % Postmaster Sgt. Richard Bessmer 5 do some chiseling. I collect newsHome too is Bob Bryans. H. H. New York City. New York O. A. 3. DeUchment apers from all foreign countries, A Brush Ridge lad. Hubert Mc­ S. — -M — for 9 days. He had Holabird Ord. Depot f any of you lads and lassies want is with the engineers and a good gabfest with Raymond Baltimore. Md. new pen pal. GIVE! The Anders Callum. in his happier hours has the task Thompkins (R. No. 4) who is home Because—it Is now: tphews are Flying Cadets. Jimmie .rn.jr • task Isn't the u-nrdi word) n ofr transport- this week from Texas. Bob has Lt. <j. g.) Robert R. Beattie and pringer Is In the Army and Donn in inn 'WACS v**"c around -—md in in .a Jeep. Nice been In thc army 15 months, likes here's what they write about you get It. and Hubert's It because he has too< which is a Bob.— ex hw*y s ■ pretty sensible attitude. Bob) and . "Robert R. Beattie, who made his Is latest doings. his address Is— Hubert? ’ j home with Mr. and Mrs. William Cpl. Gerald Anders, 36179770 Cnl Robert Bryans Pvt. Hubert McCallum I M“ter of Nashville all during his 41st Service Sqd. Med. Corps. Co. B. 103rd Engrs. I schooling (grad.—"38. has been com­ A.PO. 637. Postmaster A P.O. 28 . • ! missioned a lieutenant, junior grade New York City, New York. w>rL?<nox' Ky,.j ,4 j ln thewoast guard. Lieut. Beattie Camp Pickett. Virginia your address Raymond-, enlisted tn tift coast guard about Bob Wilcox of Glass Creek Is at Pvt. Raymond Anders three years ago. and for the last Keesler Field and hopes to be « we missed that H.Q. & Plot Co. flyer In the army. He is already we mentioned Cubby' (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 2.) 572 S.A.W.B N. a clvlllan'pilot but we understand Camp Gordon Johnston the army prefers them untrained so When personal budgets don't bal­ Cannabelle. Florida. they can do It their way. His wife, Margaret visited him recently. ance,, there, results a telling setback P-P-C- Harold Brommels Pvt. Robert J. Wilctjx, 36462575 36417396 Co. A. 172 Sqd. 53rd Tr. Gp. 758th Ry. Shop Bn. to future financial plans. Just as you Keesler Field. Mlsa. INVEST IN BARRY COUNTY REAL Camp Millard Clarence Springer, graduate of Bucyrus. O must keep your house-in order, so must Hastings High School .and Ensign of ESTATE, SOMETHING YOU CAN the U. 8. Navy in peacetime, is now Cpl. James pringer. 36417361 Instructor of midshipmen at Notre the bank that you may live and work SEE AND KNOW THE VALUE OF: 69th TT. O| tss 85 Dame university. His wife and Keesler Field. Mississippi three daughters Uve at Niles. free from economic worries. It is the Lt. C. N. Springer The following ore sound investments Pvt. Frederick W. Anders 536 Union St. . same principle on a slightly larger A S M. 36462577 . Niles. Mich. 98 ACRES in Rutland Township on the pavement, has 739 Engrs. Heavy Shop Co. George Belson of Prairieville is an all modern house with fireplace, double garage and Camp Claiborne. La. scale. We at The Hastings City Bank now an ambulance driver, he grad­ fair sized bans. uated from driving a Jeep, and I realize that this nation faces severe 6 ROOM HOUSE In End ward all on one floor, three bed• room*, living room dining room and kitchen, large basement, full lol 82800.00 post-war re-adjustments. For that ’20 ACRE FARM three miles from Hastings on excellent reason we re-affirm our pledge of A road, tiro barns, modern house, lay* good$9000.00 80 ACRES in Rutland on Tarmac, this has a modern House in Order Maintenance of the house, a garage and henhouse, good land lay* good $4800 00 quality of our assets, protection of our 100 ACRE FARM, 80 A. In Baltimore, 20 A." In Johns­ town, 6 room shingled ouUlde house, ha* electricity. resources, and the practice of our doc­ Bam 32 x 40, good land lias 12 acrea timber, just rolling, price $4800.00 trine to WORK and SAVE. 80 ACRE FARM in Maple Grove Twp- 7 room house, large bam I. shape, silo, granary, hen house, tool house. a good 80 for $6500.00 Chicks gain fast on MER­ 80 ACRE FARM in Carlton Twp. has 6 room house wired ha* electricity barn 30 x 50 has basement lays nearly MASH 17% of 18% pro­ r.H... -1... ,_ J ! I I । i |N THE HOME FRONT} BARRY BYPATHS You’ve Got a Job To Do! ANDRUS SERVICE STuEt’SK.’ wouW a8'” w“h “ | A 8 x ■MMiMiiiiiin A HOUSE IN ORDER -(O'*’ MERMASH WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC MJ4 ACRE FARM In Kalamo Twp, wired and wired for electric ■tore, bulldlng,. buildings are insured for sell the two wl building, has several out$6000.00 and will farm for $6000.00 SHOW YOUR COLORS BUY U. S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHUECH ST. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY M.-1M3 day until Sunday night with his brother, Rusli Randall and wife. Other dinner guests on Sunday were Mr. and Mra Clare Schantz two small daughters, of Grand Rev. and Mrs. 8. B. Qulnccr re­ and Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Byron turned home Wednesday from their Fleming of Barlow lake. Afternoon vacation trip to Northern Michigan. □A! .3S. “US’m “ | Saturday they went to Stanton dleville friends ofmr Mrs. Myrtle Carwhere he preached nt the Baptist > church on Sunday for the regular MIDDLE VILLE * Barlow take. * Mr. and Mra Claude 1 Methodist church in Tampa, Fla., Kermeen visited her brother and > on July 3. Sgt. Sweet at present is wife in Grand Rapids on Sunday. * j stationed at McDUl ?Wd. Tampa, Ftoleria omrrtl, ucomp-mM hu ! “'J .“SS cousin, Arthur Grlffeth of Augusta. fMhW Mrs.'sari'jam'j1*!: Hamli--------... to Connecticut last week ^r^^E ‘.TU on a trip teturnlng ■ Monday morning. The T/‘e home In Vermontville after a long boys delivered a house trailer for the .Royal Cotrch n Co. to for whom nrane lor »me time ume to to £*5°^ “’jfj Hanr BenArt ” UIpa lo tne **«»•«<» “! iis“;“S .^‘aSii'cScn' -Js;to < jiiii » *•£ TS“,■ SH , wife, tl:e former Betty Campbell. , has moved to his father's firm In . Pm melee and Ray has resumedZhls - former position in the Uebler store. 1 * Mrs. E. J. Talbot went to Flint 1 Thursday for'11 week's visit and will. bring her mother back wllh her lo make her home again In Mlddlevillc. * Mr. and Mrs. Enos Price of Jackson came last week Thursday for n week's visit with her mother und sister. Mrs. Jennie Bovee anti Mrs. Burdette Wadd and husband. * Misses Ada and Bertha McDowell and their young cousin. Robert Car­ penter of Chicago, leave for their home Friday after a ten days visit with thetr sister. Mrs. Edward Per­ rault and family northwest of town. ♦ Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Oarey nnd Hostings, on a business trip to Mt. Pleasant Friday returning itomr Saturday. Mrs Johnsen spent the trott were TLsitors-of his parents. randmo(hfr Bn(J nun{ ul , »«rs z-jlrnn Blike inent two days he was away with her Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dunlap last 1 . daughter. * Mrs. J. E. Nnrgnard t>f iuiil’ t,u’ *'tekend nl t,un lskc wlt,) th*5 1 clltfor11 Gardner family. * Mrs F sOrand Rapids wu a wrekead visitor f“i X*JSrS«^Sd»,<5h^VMi?’hv!vhM H Helrigel and daughter Barbara wm go Bo to Io Komeo rriuay ftiday io to vnu; vim: uroaosion. « Mrs. l. u. rainier ac- । — CT „ ;. win pompihled by her daughter. Mary , Kenneth who ha* been home on a (,M,r motber nnd other relatives and Kay and her mother-in-law. Mrs. nine days leave from the Great ( wll(.re shr. wl)] meet fjOyd who is George Palmer of Chelsea and Mrs. ,Jlkpi‘ 8 “P0.1! “J’ 7 coming from New Jersey for n vaOra Hinckley of Jackson spent 1 sic VnnderSchuur of Mon rot spent . ca[h)n a{ tbl. fartn wrjil ol town. * ' Wednesday with the formers father the weekend at home. * Miss Donna । Mr un(1 Mj, Alton Elwood and and step-mother. Mr. and Mrs F ; OaBter Hettmied Fridav from a , Mr and.Mr>. Arthur Kenyon drove i to Traverse City Saturday and rtO. Stokoe * Mrs. Sarah Campbell 'fePks '“Jj 5“*’ £0'VJ, and Mrs Pearl Kenyon accompan-■ * ?,0**rL SHin,ii turned Sunday night bringing fil­ led Harry Gray to Merritt Sundav Mrs Vern SmHh- h’'^1.! ' ’••'< » cases of lovely cherries The. for a three or four dajts visit, with ! L*ul,’t(,d B,d?u,?.*}!,iOL‘hn??,B "!7 picked themselves. picked tencrates crates themselves.Thev Tlirv --------u | __ _» their sLster. Mrs . R “red -Field Battalion cnroun-— tcret noftjgn <,f storm „orr stcr. mo rv. I. i. Kenyon nenrun. * - ...... - ... -Artillery ...... -------------- ut ।encounter Mr*. Glenn ■nn Ryder and children and ami Camp Camp Polk. Polk. UrAnother Lo. Another ton ..on. Car.Car.- , ..raln ..... d ,n __ ... -----.__ of Grand ’on uhn : been mnnreten Miss' Bernice Sneathen who hn has connected with with ..i,o3.... Uto rain Sunday. * Fred White of Jack; (uid look his lining* nephew1'buck Ranldi were weekend visitors of । ’he L. S HosjMtal Corps for .-ome lheir parents Mr. and Mrs. p. I? 1 l,,.!!‘e..P“?K!c “rf.n * Ryder t™ took i;r; her | Ph'llB Grlffeth of Atigusta is vtel- . Mrs i4.nna white orf-orand Rapids I ” ' H-’.'.'t’- Rn,uh Sneathen. Mrs. Rydrr .. u.a _... tmg her com rt. Ml« Jean Grille h ' st w Mlss Cook acco m, wi ,. «“»>* £ ' Frida) daughter Beverley who had been brother Ne il Cook wen: ’ ,ter *!.vL 1 . .r dau8hter- Mr. vidting her crandparents home • Indies of the Parmelee aid socle- . . bv . ty will be guests of Mrs. Lourett.i e Cr*k Sunday ev^ing for 1 DrcY ?nt,l,le Crt*JS !ln? at with her and left young Richard for ; Tongate at her Green lake cottas? . other points * Harry Balsch is a visit. * Dr. C A E. Lund relumed this week Tuesday lor n potluck ,?.’*•* J '‘ L * cL? * Rcl W " w,'lk 5 vacation from hl« Sunday from a weeks' visit with hi. , ddmer and social time. * Mr.. Hat- ' HiigaMrt Brookvme Mai' oe»ork Grand Rapids and mother In Minneapolis. Minn .- and tie Carpenter has returned to her ' * , t * u t ’ i“ i1 hL'f?inny ,s cnJo>‘ln« «h<-time also met a brother from California bom- (T PontoW ,<tor o-rlto to . 3S””h ISmS'Sa I — Polhemus cottage at Barlow chprch at both services Sunday mid * Mr. and Mrs. Si Lepper of whom h* hadn't seen for many"■ Mrs. George Adams who is now also preached at thc Leighton Evan­ lake. years ♦ Mrs. Blanch Scgerstrnm Is about the house following n severe gelical church. Rev. Hnggal whs Detroit came Saturday to spend a I sickness with, pneumonia. * Mrs. pa MIor OI (nr joca | t> n pust enurvn numbered nmgir the sick and onpastor of the local Baptist church wood and family. * Mrs. 8. O. Car­ wer or n inc Wnyn*- Carjieuter and Mrs. i>nnii fourteen years ago. It may lx- of ley of Hammond. Ind., spent thc eler inc the care carg of a priysician. physician. w ♦ The August meeting of thc Rouse Allen entertained at teas last week some ---- ---------1 «-•- ­ ”------- circle ' ' Interest -to --------former-----parishion Aid ers to learn that hLs oldest son Li a week-end with her sister. Mrs. Flora 1* lhe picnic scheduled for Thurs- for the benefit of the Parmelee *<•« * Mrs. John Robertson of day. August 5 at the cottage of the society Mwiriv project of re-decorallng ‘‘ “"•■LTV"" the "'j student at Moody Bible Institute Hanlon. spent Saturday nnd Sunday leader. Mrs. Mattie' Benaway nt church * Mr. Eunice Kelb and jn Chicago, a second son is in the Flint .i.mwi ratv -------children of r’ Calumet City. Ind. Ind.. N(|V V an(f a youn.er Wll L, 3t bon„. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mnl­ Otfo lake * Mbs Doris WiLson Ls two comb Maclver nt Parmelee. * The and Mrs. Gladys Linville and two the newest addition to the locvl * Li. Gordon Aubll Mohr who ha-sons of Hammond. Ind. । hc-n stationed al Ft. Knox. Kv. R. E. MncNniiRhton falnily called force of the Bell Telephone ex- voung ' .—J —— her aunts. Mrs. Josie Combs at -ehange * Mr. and Mrs E A. Ran­ spent the week-end with their par- . w|t|| hLs wlfe vlille<i hU foster-par­ on Beverley, and Mrs. Elizabeth Low­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. G Smith at fnu 1(l[ j Mrs p ret j ^ubll on dall of Twin Lakes spent from Friing nt Bauer, near Grand Rapids. afternoon. * Miss Mildred end. Tliey left for Chicago Sunday Sunday Berkey of Holland Ls sjxmdlng thc evening on his way to Ins new -t with her friend. Miss Bever­ algnment in Arkansas. He Ls con­ week ley Sweet. * Mrs. Max Walfare of with the Heavy artillery Hastings spent the week-end with $ nected Gordon was a graduate fromThorn- her filends. Mrs. Ilene Rogers at apple-Kellogg school In 1933. * Cor­ the Polhemus home. * Mrs W J poral Kenneth Schad and wife ar­ I Llebler's unefv and cousin, Ed. Drew rived Thursday from California for and Mrs. J. 4. Menner. who came —to both men and women, on just your own signa­ a visit.with hts ]»arcnta. Mr. and for Mr. Llcbler’s funeral and re­ Mrs Webster Schad Kenneth left mained for a few days, returned to ture and security. Cash advanced up to $300.00. PERSONAL LOANS Repay monthly. Prompt service Come in or phone. CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION HU'i W. STATE ST. X t S v•1 1 HASTINGS. MICH. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE 2722 I i daughter. * Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Harper and children of Flushing orc visiting Ida parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Harper. Lyle and Margaret will remain for a visit with their grandparents and Eleanore and Cisrioe who have been here visiting will sccompany thetr parents home. * Mr. and Mra. Jerald Keecstra and two small sons of Grand Rapids were Thursday night supper fcueats nt the Alton Elwood home and also called at the home of her stater. Mrs. T. 1. Gillette. ★ Mr. and Mn. Mendon Brace of Detroit have been spending two weefe In town with old friends with headuarters at thc home of his cousin. John Tinker. * Mr and Mrs. Arthur Botn» and children of Grand Rapids were Sat­ urday visitors of her sister. Mrs. Clair Brog and family and all went on a huckleberrylng expedition. * James Rugg accompanied by his brother Ray of Grand Rapids, left for Kalkiuka Monday where they wcu- called by the death of an old- ceased who had been sherlfLof Kal­ kaska county at one time, had been, ill with n heart ailment'and pawed away on Saturday. Funeral was held Tuesday. * Mrs Hilda Peter, of Grand Rapids is spending a few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs • Clive Churchill before leaving for California where her husband U stationed with thc anti-aircraft headquarters battalion at Riverside., a Mrs. Clarence DcSmldt of De­ troit Is visiting her paicnla. Mr. and Mrs Clive Churchill.^* Mrs. Robert Tolan of Battle Creek was home for a few days the forepart of last week and also visited her sLstcr. Mrs. Lourcttu Tungate at her Green lake cottage. Tuesday evening she was greatly surprised when it com­ pany of old friends gathered fcl lhe cottage to celebrate her blrthduj which was the following day. July 21. Mrs. Tungate's birthday having been June 14 a decorated birthday cake was made for both and each was presented with a lovely pair of silk hose. Those present were- Mr. and Mrs. Cliff. Proctor. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Sherk. Mr. and Mrs Mike Schnurr. Mrs. Harry Stimson and son Iwonard, Mrs. Dora White. Mrs.,Glenn Allen, and Mrs. Hamid Otto. Mrs. Tungate's daughter and small granddaughter, Mrs Lois Ru­ pert and Valeria of Battle Creek were aLso present for the event * Herman VandrrSchitur and dough­ , ter Elsie visited Mrs. VanderSchurr at Blodgett hospital in Grand Rap­ ids SUnday nnd found her improv-’ Ing from her sickness. * William Tungatezd Washington, D C., eamr Wednesday to visit hLs mother. Mrs “"TJ!".'t"!,1 I"!’”.?!. "• CtoB 1. in vrr, poor 1K.1U, .nd Louretta Tungate and his Utile LT .t nl ,>.? t cnnllnrd io hU'bome much ol the daughter. Jeannie at their Green home.at Ito Mlluto Jollnv.n ltJ1,. w, Tlll . U c -A A' °nraner Gardner lamny lamlly lake cottage. * Fred Stokoc. who i,his ’ 7nw "ir mi ’ t miii." ’ , ’ I u,nc n,c heme, b?rkn!!« is out aualn after ■■.......... .. their i| has been III at his home for several Mr” Wn Hr auite w m i.i !■ .................. *|H'"tlln 8 wme time at bt?,Rn^ 1 -• ni?iv' Ou" ’rtk'’ r0,l3«1' Mrs- Alice . Cor- weeks is slowly improving, although ,11! nn,rn..«’rwrH tn h\e2.u»^t wln ls Ht the to*n home l-stlll confined lo the bed. * Mrs. Ina i.V« Uv nn AuaiKt ™ wun an‘l ,ooklf'F aflpr ,hc wn,,tc of I WnJ”c Kermeen returned from h * * itLtmno'nf G^"’' Gardner, who has been con- Pennock hospital last week and Ls fnrares1 Mfd<liJviHrAi^<u>i/ w .• ,ln,‘d ’° ,u> ,<x”” ,or a c0UPlp <’f Improving from the shock and inhlt wZihr 1 >wr-' * M Sfrijan of New York Juries received in the accident at 1inl«?XPMBalna xnirioHWriaht icn' 'Isiled his mother at the home | the factory * Mrs. Marie Phillips r’ Aun’rank’n r/h ii« 'C1 llls brolht’r' Dr R M Scrijan a I re-turned lo her home in Grand of \pMinntl. that took place in thi i j,.u- (lays jIlsl * Lynn Lepper Rapids Tuesday of last awek after — of Dt troll was the Sunday visitor 'pending some UtfiEwlih her friend. ; of hu mother. Mrs. I.sabcl lipper. Mrs E F. Blake and family * Mrs i * Mrs. Emma Vaughn Waltz, hus- I David Perrault. Mr. nnd Mrs. Edw. । band and two sons of Mason were Perrault atjrf her guests. Misses Ada 1 Sundnv visitors of Mrs Flora Han- 1 and Bertha McDowell .uvuuwiu and nun Robert rrooert . ! Ion. Mrs Waltz taught In the T-K--------Carpenter of ------Chicago, and.... Miss i| ■ M-hooI ten years ago. while Leroy Mildred Mohler of Caledonia were ■ BpiL— waa. -superintendent. * Mrs. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and , GirrirudeKenyon of Alaska spent Mrs./Flojd Noffke and sons at Pnrthe weekend'•with her sLster. Mrs. inplce. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Steve Carj Emma WIIHumsX* Mr. nnd Mrs. .ter of Pleasant HIH were Sunday I Oscar Finkbeiner xpent the week-, visitors of their daughter. Mrs. Curend with friends at the lake-^boref * Friends of Robert Dean-rifill be Sgt. Ivan Payne at Baer Field, ‘ interested to know he Ls stationed Ft Wayne. Ind., has been spending j at the Great bakes Training Sta- an eight day furlough with his j tlon. Mrs. Dean has a nice position mother, Mrs Ray Serven and fam­ । in a chemical Laboratory in Grand ily Mrs. Vesta Payne Pfligler of Rapids. * A little daughter was Chicago has oLso been home for a . born :o Mrs. Warren Bredahl In few days, but returns to Chicago on | t Blodgett hospital in Grand Rnplds. Thursday and on Sunday will leave' J Sunday evening. July 25. Mrs Bre’ dahl is the former Pauline Taylor husband Ls stationed ^nd where she mid her husband Major Bredahl Is will remain Indefinitely * A little at present with the air forces in son. Larry Peter, was born to Mrs. England. This is their third little Charlotte Tungale Slaciliickus In St Mary's hospital. Grand Rapids, Bunday. July 25. weight 4 lbs. 5 oxa. Tlie little lad's daddy is with Uncle Sam's forces and recently was sent somewhere in the Pacific. Mrs. Slocllackus la living wUh her par­ ents. Mr and Mrs. Loren. Tungate at Parmelee. Severe Electrical Storms One of lhe severest electrical storm* of the season, accompanied by rair of a cloud-burst porporlion. hall and wind, and lesser storms kept things lively around Middle­ ville and vicinity much of Bunday afternoon. The rain was badly needed, but we understand com. oats and other crops in some parts were flattened and will be liard to harvest-. The local fire boys stepped lively for a time as two calls came in within a short time of each OBDRB FOB PpBUCATION other. The first run was made to the Will Hulett home on the Irving road <Wfk where lightning ran Into live house and exploded the electric stove filling lhe kitchen with flame, -moke and gas fumes. Mr. and Mrs Hulett who were both in tlx* room fortunately escaped unhurt altho' it was a miracle they . were not overcome or shocked. The house did not cutch fire and so Hwy came out quite well. Altho receiving a bad scare. While the department was still at thc Hulett twine it was discov­ ered thru the barn on the farm, knowfi as the Howard Russell place, OrJrrcd, Th»t fuLlir one mile west nnd one-half mile :>outh-of town had been struck and was all afire. The department being out on call Caledonia Hre dapart­ mint was summoned and later joined by the local boys, but there wus no chance to do much, but keen thc fire from other buildings and only a shift in wind saved the house. Tlte house Ls unit-minted. but Hie place is worked by Forrest Ben­ der who lives nearby and who lost a corn binder nnd other tools, also 2000 bales of new liny' owned by Forrest and Ernest Rosenborg of Alto. The farm U the property of Mrs. Ernest Rosenberg, daughter of thc late RiuafUa. Fortunately the loss Ls insured which is a great blessing. Electric power al Parmelee was off for a time when n transformer across from the Mnlcomb Maclver home burned out nnd .some phone Hurs were put out of commission. ■Sir-'li'- ifporlrd by LEGALS Furllir Rnolatlon •1 t'alfai ■_£B WASHfli Judce of Probate, fteghtrr at t'robalJ? Out T-30. EV^R TRY TO TALK "I have seen a lot ofy’washers that washer could be purchased. Bui to­ need repairs and parts that are hard day washing machines are not being to get these days, only because some­ made and H's up lo all of us to lake one failed to follow instructions or core of them and make them last. use ordinary care," says Reddy Kilo­ If you heglect your electric washer watt, Your Electrical Servant. it is just like committing an oct of "In peacetime this wouldn't matter sabotage," says Reddy. "Your washer a great deal since repair parts were helps lo protect your family's health. easy to gel and if necessary, a new Good health is vital lo our war effort." Here are a Few Suggestions that Will Prolong Your Washer’s Life and Save You TROUBLE ... TIME and MONEY When it's not in use leave lid slightly ajar to prevent moisture from collect­ ing inside tub. Never let the extension cord lie on thc floor. Inside of washer should be kept clean. Hard water de­ posits may be removed with vinegar water on a cloth. (■< Tbs. of vinegar to­ ft pint of water.) THIS IS IMPORTANT . . . Don’t cram your washer full of laundry. Wash in a single batch only as much as your instruction book calls for, qr leas. Overloading prtvenu a good washing job, and also puts a strain on the mechanism. Don’t start the ma­ chine with either agitator or wringer engaged. This could put enough strain on thc motor to burn it out. CARE OF‘WASHER WRINGER ROLLS . . . Spread clothes and use all ■ of roll rather than letting them pile up in the center of roll. Don’t allow clothes stick to get into wringer rolls. Adjust buckles and snaps so that they will not cut thc rolls. Don’t-allow clothes that arc in water over 140’F to be put through thc wringer. Water of this temperature will soften the rolls. Release pressure on rolls when wash­ ing is completed. Remember rubber rolls for your washer are very hard to replace. WHEN A WILLIWAW’S BLOWING?” around your car.-, you don't waste many wonl* over thc telephone. A call from the loolcout generally means riftion! uYou folks back home in Mich­ igan aren't troubled with willi­ waws, but you're in this fight right along with us. And keeping your long distance telephone calls short when the circuits are crowded is one of thc ways you ran help us win.**’ VThen you mtul use long dis-’' tnnee to a war-busy area and the operator asks you to limit your call to 5 minutes, your co-opcrttlion will help others who are Wailing. I MICHIGAN tonsumcRS power (ompnnv Now, for lhe first time in yean, both farmer* and manufacturer* can work.(or the biggest posrible yield without thinking about the market. Thir year they can tell all they can produce. > A* thingi look now, thia condi­ tion is due to keep up for nme time, but we can't couni on its lairing forever. Ctrijnly utMj u-ea/r e prtiftrity lailt tn iw! So it's high time that everybody con­ cerned—and that it ereryfiedy— gave some thought to keeping things running after the war. You're butyr we know. So are wj. The important thing right now is seeing that there's enough of everything to go around. But we've been devoting a little atten- BILL tion to the problems of the fnrure, too. We feel that the people who have the producing |ob to do can contribute a lot to the solution of those problems.J . And we hope that you?too, busy as you are with growing more food than this country’s ever pro-( duced, will be turning these problems over in your mind. For if America's farmers end manufac­ turers, working together, can't find a way to keep the richest country on ^prth producing enough for everybody, and let the producers make a living in the process—if they can't, why then,' who can? Gntrtl Eltctri^/Qt^ N.Y.Hr-r lit Gmrrtl Eltcfric r<uiitfngwun Tit "Htar~^ . Sar-Aj 10 /.* EFT, NEQ-^Tit VtrU Ted^y- W weeMeys^ BUT WAR BONOS GENERAL ^ELECTRIC . �Pt°;nnM .r R\C FROM THE CONGRESS OF THE U.S ConjrtM ot the Ulnittb fttatrt ' Joint Comm mil on I ntcanal Rcvcnuc Taxation Washington Dear Mr. Secretary*"' Thank you for sending us the description of your expanded ‘ roll savings drive based on the theme "Figure It Out Yourself". The Houm Ways and Means Cosmdtteo and the Senate Finance Connlttee are happy to support the present drive to increase tha purchases of War Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan. This plan has already achieved a fine record. The fact that twenty- seven raillion American workingmen and wooen are setting aside almost ot ten percent of every pay envelope and salary check speaks for itself. We agree with you, however, that public participation in the financing of this war should be and must be stepped up materially. Not only does the Treasury need added funds, but every dollar diverted from the purchasing stream Into savings is a contribution to the fight against inflation. We wish you success in this J campaign and we know that the American people will respond to this appeal as they have la the past. Sincerely) Hon. Henry Morgenthan, Jr. Secretary of the Treasury Washington, D. C. Member* of the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation whoae signature* appear above are: Senator WallerF. George, Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, Hon. Robert L. Dough ton, and Hon. Harold Knutsoip Dough*0' Hon.R°ber‘cHairnva" S’’*' jtteMP" R0„k>"« ** be, jlinorUJ S*'01? Hou»e •"- FIGURE IT OUT ■ BOOST YOUR BOND &SOH iUTRATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J.C. PENNEY COMPANY­ WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ’$& �- THE HASTINGS BANNEK,THLTt|pAT, JP1T M. U43 .. .i. — was made commanding officer | weather and how I wish we had ' and everything else helps out a lot ’ Ti IF IIAL jr mmiT I of CO. -O. at Camp Lee. Va. on some of it out here. Just to show , as you go along. ■ Regiment uusi made hum I Hr HI IMr rlri IN I 1 liu birthday July 10th. which was you how hot It Is. our> Reglrtient Just out a money order 'for , 7th TS.8. Brin. 387 Chanute Reid. I1L I1 IL I iVrlL I IWH I| a nlce present Bud and we 9 mile*- out wc know ,I marched —------- --w«. to — our our bivouac bivouac 480. Do as you wi*h with It, no need Pvt. Robert V. Keeler 36417407 A.PX). 4716 .---------you deserve tnls -il* fine fine compliment compliment •1 iriea tries and and lost loat more more than than 150 150 men men to t 1 of ------saving ft for 1 wilt worry about — I | thc-heat. I- -------guess “they all what's next when I gft out of here. New York City. N. Y. Mlnued from Page 1. Sec. 2.) । •to — your ability•------"recovered ----------I OK. now. Our battalion commander Haven't seen any boys that I: SSS".‘, “J1XA'.’ i -- H waa l52‘ out the— —* *- ’hUV" • -­ Next week Edwin i Ed' Taylor, CALCp* W' ’ —.............. 14 1943 **>■* ---------------°--------- *'DKMII ----* I lleve me it felt like 200*. _______ ________ ____I____ - ------whos---Incidentally, is doing a swell­ i Hartings —more________ around______ though an Beach coast guard training with ---------the Summer -RtiUtfNext week we are going on a 25, guess. agent job with .Play„zing you to thani you miie march, but for our sake it will I I certainly read the Banner and ground for the young fry. will send nb.uanner. It certainly be at night so it will be fairly cooL I think Hasting* is the one and only , you greetings. Ed, you know, Ilves only one permittee to write or I wish It would rain for a change. ’ and when you're In .these foxltoles cut Broadway, the first house past I government checks at Uuu ‘ but we haven't seen a cloud for jor armored truck* and the bullets ' the country club, and because he ion. Lieut. Beattie also has the yT.'.' . T2 .■LLT"."!, jt.j, nearly two months now and are and shells are bursting around you. niay forget to tell you—here's someuonslbiUty of handling all cash gal MinT™ t» having a lot of grass fires out here, vou think of the things in the past ' thing about him we think you ought ism from the bank and Issued to Our main trouble is water. We and wish to Hell the whole thing to know.'Nd'ride* a bike these day* r ute not allowed to carry water on I was over. ; and if you remember the Broadwav yptogest man to ever hold this' im­ n’E?- , innw Monday. Wednesday and Friday of Hope you are all OK.. I am. I hili gding toward Freeport you'll portant position and was also the 2°* Illlr PrJSET tnch week “nd 1 never kncw water hope’ appreciate this more than ever. youngest warrant officer In the Pour time* a day -Ed' takes this hill m"n «> much u It doc t --------Love always. 1------..................... ......................................... coast guard service while he held 2n taart£ how^iurii £i£ “f Au^iVand^m ' coming and going, doing his own ORDER FOR PUBLICATION that position. Lieutenant and Mn. Max ; pumping'—a bit of biking that MdUe. the former Virginia Cole. Sgt. Max Freeman. 16011123 ?Sa?,Don Doxey"^^^!^^^ count,”8 !h€ da>'s unl11 11 comes. I could be part of lhe toughening up itOghter of Mr. and Mn I. O. A.P O. 251. c/o Postmaster 5°n Dok y‘ *,10lher 0,d Sav. how about getting some of the | training in any man's army. KnowCole of R. 3. Hastings. make their n.aoo| school male. mate.. .1.. . fellows at home to write to us. il Ls j I ing about tills extra curricular acI certainly would have hked to rather lonesome out here nowadays.1 | Hvlty ot Eds', you may know lie's tee that baiketlMll trap-. •this last all hear is this Texas lingo and । 795 So. Baldwin Road ready with 'full steam ahead' for y»r—Congratulations to Joe Bro­ . it iswe driving me "nuts." R. 1. Clarkston. Mich, you next week. Until then, cheerio. Btry. A. 229th BL Bn (Bern) July 24. 1943 ZoUy Coffer Well I guess I had-better get some , Thanks again for lhe Banner. sleep as I have to report to the hot- Dear Zolly: Orlando, Fa. ' Ensign Bill Gladstone tomorrow morning early pltal again tomorrowI enjoy your m-wsy column of the ' Navy No 131 LEGAL NOTICES knee fixed up again 1 and.have my ,n> kn«e I -goings and comings" of the Has- i Cpl- Alfred Martz C o Fleet Post Office ORf)ER FOR PUBLICATION BU Ord. Co. San Francisco, California i Oh yes. here is something that ungs service boys. everyone at home wiU be interested ' a very surprising meeting for ! IB] Bn. AF.O. 402 . Nashville, Tenn. Following are eiccxpte from three in-wc have several German Pris- two boys In our family took place , !" V?r h<'TC “Lnd reM.lly recently in a New Jersey carnp One „ And still under the heading. of letters which PFC Robert J. Pratt OnfrS cousin »uw saw me the umvr other go go imo into 3a ' •ni» going' sent to his mother Mrs. E V.'Pratt enjoy the American hospital service,, wua»n ™ b”U1 ',,d Daddy Bill Crawford since the it tough and can't«»S lasttS\wi*S much longerr,|I C-K Rew. "BUI" (o hU rrtmd.,''--“'I '■ ■ arrival of Nancy Shaaron bright H.U Uk, Cltv. Vr.h . Sn keep up the good work aqd we | and early Saturday morning in | men In the service will bring no"-­ • Grand Rapids. She's a dear lit­ Dear Mother, soon. During his stay there he worked ' wii Well. I'm on my way. We Just ' victory verySincerely tle pink and white bundle weigh­ yours, with Lyle Lancaster of Hastings hl. ing 7 lbs.. 5 oz.. Bill, and we know left Nashville. Tenn, and are seeing "Yankee" some beautiful country. We have . 'family of nine boys in service and I ,o» Pvt. Wayne Tasg 36453301 pullmans and.----------outside---of — the ----cln) also a ClilUon boy—Ronald he , '*•' They tell us BUI. you have been in -------------------thought was his given name. the band that's traveling aropnd ders and dirt, spent a good night । Co. A, 341st Inf. Regf . 86 Div. / P.O. 450 U. S Army I Staff Sergeant Ranney has been 1 J.'* With your camp show. "Spring This trip is going to be a long one Camp Howze. Texas ‘ on a twenty-day furlough since his j n T." oVd-T. Tonic" lot of my S* — ---- which *. « prompts k. old ’Zolly — — to . .A In. l-ttbuddle* k.-k are with me but , , i >etun> and visited his family and ' x.iiu.t a t> get further Following are excerpts its from rrom three tnree urge group of friends In "good old 1 n>" f..rrnuon. “Bprtng Tonic’' from 'cause It sure seems good~toomuch -. now .on -----------------------------------cooler letter, written by P* C Karl Karl WellWell- . Michigan." »n.i >. h*. If we know girls, young Nancy north,— the air Ls so r putting her Dad 1 — and* all. That Mississippi can be £“re to Jj?, parcnU- .Mr; and Mr’ 1 Bltaaron will be pjf.lr.■ Sincerely. In» -—.. Wellfurc, ..—fare, and es— —and zr._ Miss —zz Winnie 1 Mrs. Lloyd Ranney n.„|!„'‘1|,yr“'1f through the paces am Bill how . given back to the Indians as fur as | George Lancaster. ' I’m concerned . Lancaster. you'll love 1L June 22. 1943 j ow| Did you see the little piece In the • „ where it told of me grad- Gear Folks: Pvt. Harold L. Knickerbocker. tlrL Melanie Marie, since Banner uatlng from the school as an expert 1 I presmne by this time you are I ASN 38862115. mechanic? Ha! Ha! । out .... — ut nt the cottage at good old Al- i Co. A. 33 P.D. Training Bri.. to be exact) for lhe rartieaiiv Victor Muntons 1st. Platoon turn. Be aure to write as often as you gon-quin lake for the summer I ) and . proud Vic Ls practically turnCamp Grant. Ill. sn to tn 'Vic vir probably won't to-t thinking it last to^Jiand springs. So and can vic and ana any because mall for Iqu(t< . R whlJe andgetj got ; don llke ,t atabout all tteinR herenight and i Out it J .. । would like to get a lot when I do missing a summer at the lake I । Pfc. Winn Green. 36421329 There Is a "woman in his life." get it. , sure would like to be there even If Co. B. 304 Inf. A.P.O 76th Around her his thoughts wind. , July 1. 1943. I can't fish worth a dam. I recall A.P. Hill Military Reservation She calms him In the midst of strife Just about 40 miles from Denver. | a year ago we were ail having a Care Post Master. Fredrlcksburg. She rests Ids weary mind. j Colo, Colo. nils Tills is Is beautiful counrty. " iifish fish fish supper, iI guess the only (Uh SoiiicdnV Someday I would wOiiid like to take n A )j I'll get gCt this yCn year“ wlH Will be iW the thv m salmon Iiiiuu H«^ smile sheds brightness on hi* trip like this In an automobile and I we gel about once of twice a week, Pvt Dean R. Keeler just take our time and look around around. , out —* of -------cans. 36858153 Her words wear wings of hope. . »_ — j shoU|d be gening a bunch of Maybe wo — can do .k_. that sometlms 304th T.G. B T.C. No 3 He la encouraged by her gaze letters any day now. unless, of 16 3q. Bks. 669 With great Walls to cope. Coming through Kansas we fol­ course, they have all taken a bath. | Sheppard Field. Texas lowed the Missouri river for a lomt I hope by the time you get 'this There is a "woman in hLs life." way and saw thousands of acres letter John L Lewis has been run Pfc Robert Cooley land still under water frtm the over by a ten ton truck along with 56th Chem. Malm. Co. The happiest of thoughts are rife .I of floods. There doesn't . .^....seem ... wx to , be a few of his striker*. We would all - -------..... Camp Maxey. Tex. When sne is in bls arms. ton much com enm and what there thorn Is l« '1 trade place* gladly, too seems to be late nnd and thin in spots. I Write often. Pfc. Robert W. Ransom She Is the sliver of the post. Tn In Kansas we made slow time. In I ASN 36460578 His future's purest gold. «z>m. places Places the water had been ■ Dear Folks: Scott Field. HI. And think how long their love will some over uic uiw the iiacka tracks alia and the iruiu train went I| I hovcnt' received any letters slow, afraid of weak places I guess, from you in quite a while I must, Pvt. Walter Brodock Wc liave token calisthenics twice I have a lot of mail someplace or . A S.N. 36455017 U. S. Army By Anne Campbell once at Evansville. Ind., and once else rise you juu all mi back uuck home iiutiir and mill around aruuiiu j Co. B 9th Battalion 3rd Tft AD this you'll appreciate when at Kansas Al Kansas City we you — Ulty. ----------------------------... I’ have stopped writing. I hope you Camp Shcnango .u•" you come home and that day can ___________________________ uu* u uunui ol pmulruvpers going i haven't done that. Greenville. Pa. r not come too soon. ' ■. •• ?.< _• ♦<,! 'Ilt maneuver* innncuver.* il'i»e> a very busy■*day ’ne, ’ci»r^ cur- | Today *has — *been ----------------------—— Building 1511 \ Frank Hobbs, son of Mr. and Mn. ried rifles and carbines and hud cleaning the gun. loading and unIbe Prul.it. onire in the Waltcr Hobbs of Banfield, was cal- uu.k Oi/ • uougii tui a nurse. | loading trucks and that Ls about all. Lt. Wayne Snydei led into service July 1st. I July 2. UH3 1 We are at a different spot—sleeping Co. B. 248th Qm. teerv. Bn. Out «■* J — - He -Is now receiving marine corps | I have Just it few minutes to drop ‘ in our little tent on the seashore. Ft. Sam HoustmjJIJcx^ officers training at Bowling Green you a line before the light.-, go out. I just got done taking a nice swim, umversny. Bowling oownng Green. (jrccn. 1 «ot in hcrc Sult Lal<e at nlnc, It Is pretty good, but swimming in Pvt. Albert W. State University, Frank been attending । ,h,s morning. After a ride from I salt water Isn't as good as in fresh 1236 M P. Co,Ohio. Frzr — has been Un College. Franklin. Ind .1 u«}d“>' «,« pjn I Ft. Benjamin Franklin College, Franklin. wnwc he was when he enlisted in . Friday at 9 a.m. HUs is Just a re- 1 Today I had my first Ice cream n> Marine Reserves last Novem- ception center and replacement for since I left the States. It was chocCadet Geralef A. Haynes, 16151910 ber. With his enlistment, he was ,he «*ond air corps area which olate and it was good. Bought some S.C.U. No. 3417. Box 568 preinlttcd to complete his school covers the western state* west of | marshmellows last night—four for University of Mississippi year. before ___ going _ into training. __....ag. , th'' Mississippi .... river, .. .-u so that means »-.uu gj.oo iwnco (Wheel sonic some price. Oxford. Miss. __ __ T.m* -kR 1 tbrother. Walter Hobbs Jr., lai: T’ will be «* aulcrneH assigned tn to n a bnniher bomber 1 June 23. inj»i 1943 th a navy hospital unit,station Mlu“dron somewhere out here in thc Dear Winnie: PfcrDale L. Roush rat. Thi mall hasn't been coming so tanewhere on thc Pacific. »«<• , ... . I The Hq. * Ho Sqd. Boat wish to Ctrl and Mrs Lvnn *?re reclassified Tec,BM*,}M1 for lhe the third good lately—perhaps one of these L.nn I . We were OC.A.S.C Tinker Field Bt^e Hfano VMDm? ML«>"ih2 who Illme tbnctoday. loduy I 1 was classified cl'usslfledasasa “BB’ days I'll get a big bunch of letters. Oklahoma City. Okla. . 'mi7. -r'n '1 -244 specialist. We were were issued issued aalot lot 'I i* hope. ’ But whether I do or not. cn “ uss pup lenU tents.- packs. pac*s. [, Ill still keep writing you as often n,ore 8tu,r 8Uch Pvt. Frederick W Anders ■ change all■■ tu I can. ' flc 1 “ chance to chan ’-----■ I A.S.N. 36462577 J. *n(e2l ‘h 0^,7 hnl .°h imy clothes that lat didn't fit. Wt We also . One thing we get a kick out of 739 Heavy Shop Co. her life with and that* how we fiel , (oq^ a physical exam ■nd mad al the same time is occas' mranltT^ vmi* i look a ' <Uld HU Camp Claiborne, La. ■bout it. Sure, we re meanine vou ! ...A p n . <. a_ ‘ £. meaning you We are rlghl ln a vnue>. between siinallj Uy we hear ai\ Axis news | Lynn—who else! —--------- - —.“— ? see broadcast from Berlin in English.: >ur ptc.u.v nielli™. ,he nd I can snow- broadci Pvt Robert W. Parker 36862014 How do you like your >ur picture on caped Ci1K-d jieaks. tx-aks. Wc We are are sleeping sleenina in in According to them we haven’t got 1 51st Training Group. Cla.ss 86 toCule°'thatasnaDt o'f^vou' nuTvour lenU “ tents,' DUt but U,ey they are are ,ttlrly fairly mce nice. Il's a chance. Our equipment is abso- | Squadron 318 Rirtnpv “77/ u°Hirtt 7 Inrk plenty DlentV cold etlld up Ut> here hele at Ht night, too too. ' lutely r>r> on^l Inrl «.*« arw nKa... ' । Keesler no good. And we are about to Field. Ml&s. POOch. Sidney, but it dldnt work \v..n u« irettlmr lute so wl so 1TI »' will give up ' Ha! That'S what thev I J-ihere did you get the dog and «elunK lnlc 80 thnk! They also tell a lot of other I Pvt. Kenneth Ottosen do you take him along on your , Love. lies and propaganda when the truth Co. B. 3202 SC.SU, A.S.T.U. Bob would sound much better. New York University ‘ J. Pratt. 16087211 I guess I have rundown to get your pictures and If j PFC Robert Squad (L». 451st Bomb again so will say good night and can't send them have someone j Prov. Group do write often. Pfc. Donald Keith Yerty 36462564 t home do It for you.) Air Base *ayne Pierce who has been in | Army Salt Lake City. Utah . Karl Colorada State College ot Educa­ ice nine months writes that he PFC Karl G. Wellfare. 36404354 tion. seen Dick Sherman and has A. D. Munjoy A.P.O. 758, c/o Postmaster Barracks 7 been transferred from Miss, to Mrs. R. 4. City , New York. N. Y. , Greele^jCoIo. f pl. Loren Wayne Pierce June 21. 1943 I 0. 36404385 i Dear Mom. Dad A: Kids.San Diego. Calif. Pvt. George Roush C*re ------------------------ | >(«7 _ July 19. 1943 124<1 M.P. Co. AVN >11/ got out of the hos- : Dear Zolly* Camp Ripley. Minn. Dunrt?Ctare*Newlon <R No 4> ‘ pIt*ta “,?,d ,. 111 MX> .n be back ? llh I1 Ii have icen 4111 soon with been receiving the Banner Birthday—Dec. 1 U now enrolled as an aviation cadet1 n,Z 0UJIn'<111 kUrS u hot ?vcr hcrc for “ fcw w’**ts direct from your ta the Army Air Force Pre-Might: yS “nd masdulloes are office. I certainly appreciate it and Pvt. Robert Stutz School for Pilots at Maxwell Field. pr$lJ? „ ’ , . , , , . i «’Jo.v rending 1L ASK. 36862020 ■in , I finally received a couple of letj do not know who Is sendlr~ it Co. A. 33rd Med. Tmg. Bn. .oae t° n,e 80 Please let me know who tt 4 th platoon • Having completed 16 weeks of ter?i Lrora P fk' ,.71*" mailed April 14. Where Is he now? ls M I4-an thank them for It. ’ Camp Grant. Ill. Study al the U. S. Naval" Training ~ ------- •- '‘ Sincerely. School for electricians on the cam- । „„Thanks r-. —w.,.a lot for the birthday Birthday—Sept. 26 nice, also for PFC Donald O. Chase । pus of Purdue University. Lafayette. cards. They were '7 very tn? ’ uku' Ind.. Thomas J. Robinson. 19. hus- £V£h?lcvl'L7?« 1 h kUU" Happy Hq. Bin. 33rd Brig. Cpl. Robert Lee Pierce kids. Balboa Park band of Mrs. Selma Lucille Robin- , birthday blrthriBV klds 6th P.O.TC'Bk*/ T. 16303. I am running out ol ’paper San Diego. California gon. 501 East Green Street. Has- ' soWell. Aberdeen Proving Or. Md. will have to sign off for this time. tines. Michigan, awaits assignment Your loving son and brother. (Mr. Aben Johnson of the Has­ jo duty with the fleet or at a shore Change of AddreM tings Mfg. Co. sends the Banner to rtatlon. He has been given the rat­ Pfc. Keith T. Baas. 36152712 Robert H. Munjoy. 36198641 the boys who worked at his plant. ing of fireman, second class. Hq Btry. 985th F. A Bn. A.P.O. 302, c/o Postmaster He Just added about fifty boys ta Smoothing sailing, mate. A.P.O. 310. Shreveport, La. his list and you were one of-them.) Here's added news about Cletus Valentine who was home last week. Pvt Glenn Kahler, 36464314 bS°Uie.r.D1'lk's addre«: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Freeman He did some fishing while here Co. A. 3375th S.U. PFC Richard P. Munjoy. 36417390 325 W. State St. which Is to say he did his part but Enl. Br. No. 9 AAS A-P.O 4716,. ep Postmaster Hastings. Michigan the fish failed to cooperate if you New York. N. . May 17< 1M3 |et the general idea. His address ’ ’ 1 Africa Pvt. James F. Carpenter, Sunday. July 18. 1943 Dearest Folks. Sgt. Cletus Valentine Second Signal Service. Bn. Dear Friends: | Have just received the Banner Washington. D. C. I don t know fijo Is responsible O1IU 1O1C ivau and ,have read uiu nnd icina reread ii, It. so so’iI aioux mis. oouui mb*. ' *°.r Mndlng me the Banner, but missed nothing. They informed us Aux. Betty C. Crawley. ■’ Cletus Brother Nelson. n k,,*1 * want thank today that we-could write aa little ।; ASN.—A 601397. n. Is on his I ^"ocv£r 11 aiK >you ou to inanK fray to Boise. Idaho. Nelson tclU 1 y,hl "m ,nTtr — ■In -• 1I 1st WAC Co. (Prov.) hcm *°r me- Jt 8ure 14 8WC11 ---------------------------------------t0 Wear more of our experience the •letauntry flight IniT. : terj now about making a cross country •"'w—seeing that uui this mis African) Airican H.R.P.E., Newport News. Virginia It!s pretty nrettv hot not here—90 00’ in tn thc the campaign r-....... — r> — It was or I. is over. It -was to Tucson. Artz. He being the navi­ gator, and they made the trip in abode now. I Ve been out in thc some different than landing at Cos- 1 Pvt. Gerald L. Ryan , field most of tpc time for the last [ ablanca—they sure were a tough ! Radio CO. No. 2, Sig. Bn. M.CB. 4 hours. He writes further— two weeks and go out again Mon-bunch of ? ?, Anyhow I came Class 51 klud . Jhesome sleepAng through again without a scratch. | San Diego. 40. Calif. £ the the snakes and We stuck until the last man came ’ on the Field. It is a little over tugs, but Its worth it to win this j over with his hands up. „ . . „ . .. Have been to Blzerte and Tunis We ve all got to pull together. —they sure are sorry looking towns Thanks again for lhe paper. 1 ---------------- -------------- - •— •— G Postmaster. New York. N. Y. Pvt. Orlo E. Springer ! a while. I hope. I thought and said 1 live way. We Rew at 12.000 feet Co. H. 320th Inf., A-P.O. 35 id even then we had to fly around I at the lime 1 couldn't take It anv Pvt. Alexander R. Neil Camp Rucker, Alabama few mountain peaks. Flew over | more, but I was one of the luckiest AS.N. 36181762 le salt flat* of Utah—nothing but „ ones. You know. ma. I even had aTex“ i pr»yer once in a while, but I alri Postmaster July 331 1943 ’2,y* kept u my«lf No kidding, lew towns along our course, but nwr Seattle, Wash. ,u. . , . t 50 and iinite I would get once In a while we would see a eu ltae “ tO . ya l. k 5 low I so dam mad at those German's I ranch in a valley. Don't know how Pvt Carl Lehman JLUoSL‘re ^kln< ‘I wanud to run and kill every dam people ever get in or out. Co. B. M.D.E.TB. friw tha Grand Canyon of the1 climate. I jurt one ot them. But I held my temper Colorado River. the river looks to fouJ-d«y bivouac _we beat them and we can do it ORetlly Gen. Hoapt. <*lah.ora* and sent to again, if we have to. . Springfield. Mo; * upor* I will say that I am in a nigged t /leW„/OrJocl.k,i.w ouint- Ule 8btLh Infantry, and the Av/c Wm. D Barnes, Jr. It i« Farther .Ordered. That rublie ■lire thereof )•• <l«»o t>r publleaUon : ■ ropy ut Ibis Oedre. foe thro* eon- Your Boy Qivat How about your bond buying? A united nation and its families require blooming health and steady nerves to wage a successful Fight For Freedom! You and your family can keep “on the go" by drinking MILK regularly and often. Don’t miss out on this all-American health drink! Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4 I O BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hasting MEN a.d WOMEN WANTED IN OUR LOCAL PLANT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES past Experience not necessary Some jobs open for youths seventeen years old All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS ng tn Alaska one In Ouadt - .v, n lwe wer? lhe iwulfra'of the outfit, I UMl the other In Australia." U^v.BtnnCI; i * UlUC brave at flr,t When 1 >ys sUter Margrete. you re- oulte steady from my mother and came up here, but the braveness marrM Bud Flynn. Bud I have been reading about your cool has aU disappeared. The experience PL Stockton. Texas P.F.C. Howard 3. Bolo � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-08-05.pdf fd482c6fe945f24999334030c71d8cd5 PDF Text Text HILF BIAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS The Hastings Banner SECTION ONE—PACES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR On thu ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Home Front County Wor Price And Rationing Board Names Price Clerk The*Barry County War Price and Rationing Board announces that with the appointment of a full time Price Clerk it U now prepared to handle all questions on OPA price regulations, as well as com­ plaints of price violations. Tills step Is declared to be the practical approach to iocAl control, especially since local patriotic citizens have volunteered to serve on the rationing boards' Price Panel and to work as Price Panel Assistants. These people are bein* milted In this wort by Mrs. Gladys Radford who la on duty x.. os Price Clerk al the board office. All questions on OPA price mat­ ters should be cleared through, this clerk who is particularly anxious to be advised of charges in excess of established ceilings. The local price panel will attempt to adjust price variations which are not of a willful or intentional na­ ture. It is felt that the public's response to tills easier method of reporting price violations will go far toward maintaining price con­ trol In this area. TEN BARRY DISTS. LACK TEACHERS State-Wide Situation Which Authorities Seek To Remedy Dear Fellows: ;: From rrum reports repuru he nr had nau sv so far i-i I suspect the reasoning that led ■ ceived from the 83 rural school our mutual friend. Mr., Mrs., or districts. County School Commis­ Miss Coffer,, to invite a teacher to sioner Arthur Lathrop stated to a Write u letter during the first week Banner representative one day last In August is something like this: week that there were ten districts The teacher has nothing to do and which had not at that time secured has gotten tired of doing it, while teachers for the ensuing school everyone else has worked hard and year. Several districts this year is now entitled to a rest in the a* thiy did last year, will have no hot weather. If such was the rea­ | school in their dlstricta They have soning. friend Coffer la behind arranoM* for far the lh» traninArtatlnn Of arranged transportation of the times. It is almost Impossible to their pupils to 12-grade schools find any Idle person this summer. at Hastings. Nashville. Freeport. My summer work has been on the Woodland. Delton. Middleville and three city playgrounds sponsored by Bellevue. None of the ten dis­ the City Youth Council. Some of tricts referred to above have as you remember, yes’and even played yet decided to provide such trans­ on. the playgrounds when super­ portation of their pupils to other vised by Mr. Bennett, Mr. Damson, schools. They are still hoping to or Mr. Brozak. This summer the get teachers for them. age of the playground youngsters is This shortage lias no doubt been lower. The older boys and girls have caused because a few former teach­ CDs. While the click of a ping pong ers are now in the armed forces. II. the clang df a norseslux More of them, however, have been against the slake, or the shouts ucattracted by the very high wages compnying a game of dodge Ball are paid in factories doing war work, still heard from younger throats, the so there ate not enough to meet eighth, ninth, and tenth grade age the demand, notwithstanding the groups arc mostly at work In stores, considerable increases in teachers on farms, and even in some types wages now offered by district of factory work The City Youth boards. Council has made an evening rec­ Commissioner Lathrop explained reation room available for the high Starting From Grand ' that this shortage la state-wide, and rchool age group three nights a that the Michigan department of Rapids to Barry Co. Line week, and this is very popular. education is deeply concerned. But One of tlie playgrounds' war cas­ Those who have had occasion the department will not consider any ualties has been the weekly bus I this year to drive to Grand Rapids trips with swimmers to tlie lake. A 1 over M-37 can recall, without half decrease in the quality of instruc­ few cars are volunteered to take the trying, the Jouncing they expe­ tion given in rural or other schools. little folks. There is too little gas rienced in riding from the county The superintendent of public in­ for many curs to be available, but line to the Valley City limits over struction will insist on qualified teachers, and may ask that pupils you should see them piled full with broken pavements and uneven ten or twelve youngsters each. For roads ways. They will be glad to be transported to other schools the bicycle age. we have substituted know that that trunk line, from rather than risk unsatisfactory re­ bicycle trips to Algonquin lake. Par­ the Grand Rapids clly limits to the sults from teachers ■ of doubtful don me for mentioning this, fel­ Barry county line; has been made qualifications. When the time approaches near­ lows. I know that some of you are a "replacement” proposition by the In spots where the thought of a state highway department, with the er the opening of schools In Sep­ swim tn Algonquin lake Is alintet actual work to be done bv the tember, the department at larulng too tantalizing to endure. If you Kent county stated, said Commissioner road . commission. has can't bear the thought of it. think Otto 8. Hess, that commission Lathrop, that it may consider ..about the miles back to town on the engineer-manager, announces that granting special permits to teach bicycle. Many still use the rule of the work will be completed before during the next school year to ex­ thumb method transportation. perienced and successful teachers This stops a higher percentage of at work on that part of It between who held first, second or thirdcars than II used to—but you know Dutton and the city limits of Grand grade certificates before thev mar­ what 100'1 of zero equals. Our bike ried or engaged in another type of brigade passed Loyal Kinney walk­ Rapids. work. That, however, will be a last Mr. Hess stated, in a recent in­ resort, when no better wav seem» ing the other day. He hoped for faster transportation than we could terview. that that part of M-37 possible. So the door is not yet offer, but there were no cars out from lhe Barry county line to quite closed against these districts and lie came limping in Just as we Grand Rapids had been "In a de­ that have not. .up to the present plorable condition in spots for years time, been able to secure teachers. were finishing our swim. Seven of our teachers drive over and tlie bad spots had become much to Battle Creek each day to work at worse last winter. He added that, the Union Steam Pump. Messrs. for that reason, the Kent county Brozak. Reinhardt. Lower. Damson, road commission, when it took over Burgess. Aten, and Perkins are the on Jung 1 the lob of maintaining commuters. They say they are the state trunk lines in Kent coun­ learning fast. Mr. Aten will be able ty decided that it would “moke lhe to put tt lol of his knowledge to improvement of M-37 a "must" Would End County Control profit here nt the school shop. project for this year." Through Mr. Hansen's efforts and Work already is under way at Of County Welfare Work assistance In the plan for training the Michigan Central railroad It seems to be difficult for cer­ of war production workers, the shop rtghl-of-wav at Bowen station. has acquired six lathes, a surface Tlie road grade Ls being raised and tain "upliftera." who yeam to get grinder.—a shaper, a milling ma­ a new surface built Just north of back on the state pay roll, to give chine, a cut-off saw, and an inter­ the tracks. When M37 was con­ up the idea that the state should nal and tool grinder. That is cer­ structed no concrete was poured at create a lot of new state lobs by tainly putting the machine In the this point because it was proposed taking awayfrom counties the con­ school's machine shop. to install grade separation. The trol of welfare work within their borders; although counties and Mr. Jones has been helping a separaHon never materialized. brother-in-law on the farm. (Yes. Another crew is resurfacing a their people pay directly artd in­ fellows, he travels in his Ford > He three-mile strip near Dutton. Three directly the larger share of welfare •• • admits that the haying season took quarters of a mile of this strip is costs. We can ail remember when a his best efforts, and that he didn't so badly broken up. Hess said, that . fight for the hardest Jobs either. a new road must be installed. state commission at I-ansmg named all the persons who looked otter Mr. Hipe and Mr. Schilling are at These two orojecta will be com­ summer school. Mr. Schelhas Is pleted in about a month. Mean­ welfare work in tli.» 'counties. At working In a Muskegon factory, and while, traffic is being rerouted over first lhe state and national gov­ ernments paid the entire cost of Mifi vanWestrenen is at Smith the east beltline and Eastern-rd. such work. Later they decided that College studying hard to become a Hess said an effort is being made counties must bear n liberal shard.' WAVE officer. by the road commission to elimi­ but the-state commission still in­ Miss vanWestrenen is not the only nate a right-angle turn on M37 sisted on their own control of such departing member of our high near Dutton and contract will be work in the counties. Boards cf school faculty. Miss Butler has gone let later In the summer for virtual to the army nurses, Mr. Gamer has reconstruction of a six-mile stretch supervisors and the slate associa­ tion of supervisors vigorously op­ Sone into a war plant, and Mrs. between Dutton and Caledonia. posed atatq control, because of its :uehl (Barbara Bachelder) and All thia work is being made pos­ faulty and costly operation. These Miss Rowe are not returning next sible. Hess said, through the deci­ bodies, backed by public sentiment, fall. sion of Charles M. Ziegler, state insisted. that county control would There have bpen changes in our highway commissioner, to return save a lot of money and do a bet­ high school classes as a result of the road maintenance responsibil­ ter Job: because local people know the war. We added new classes last ity of trunklines in ths county to their own local relief prrtilenu. As year in aircraft and radio. TTiere the county road commission. He a result a new law was enacted, giv­ has been more interest in mathe­ said Ziegler had granted the road matics. shop. geography. and commission full authority to pro­ ing the state commission the right to name one member, who must be science. But most of all I think our ceed with lhe M37 program. approved by the board of super­ students have put more into their After the war. Hess predicted, visors. the other two members be­ work. The letters that you fellows portions of M37 will be laid over a ing named by the rnpervlsors of write to our high school students new route to eliminate bad turns the county. advising them to work harder have Under this new legislation the had a lot of Influence. High school and other hazards. state and county share 50-50 lhe students will believe It when you cost pf direct welfare relief—food, tell them: teachers and parents— clothing, housing and medical care. well, what else would they say? But if a county Welfare body places Personally^I'm glad to see thjo, a patient who needs such care In Improvement’ in scholarship, it । a hospital, the county must pay lhe makes those letters of recommen- 1 enUre coat of such hospitalization. datlon for air corps cadata. V-5 of­ If any person has reached the age ficer candidates, and many more, a Officers Investigate—Find and whose financial condition re­ lot easier to write. From the num­ No Chance for a Big Story quires an old age pension, the state ber of letters we’ve written In the will not pay any part of the cost last year. I'd say our Hastings grad­ When the fishing season opened uates are an ambitious group of fel­ In June. Sheriff Bera was notified of hospitalization for that person, lows. and wo will have a lot or colo­ that there was an automobile in if he or she had to have hospital nels and captains returning after Gun lake whose top was covered care—that. too. was saddled onto the counties. The state pays no this is over. The sense of rcsponsi- . blllty and achievement, theJaaal of !by over six feet of water. The In­ part of the coat of operating a devotion to duty the frearer de- .formant thought It might have County Home. stolen and put tn the lake to This new plan did. however, give pendabllitv. and all those other fine been 1 the crime. counties a far greater control of qualities that a successful army or conceal ' Whenever the officers planned welfare relief, and that control has navy demands will .be an asset to our country after the war. In our 1to Investigate something inter­ furnished needed assistance, and slower way we civilians too are im- ;fered. or the waves were too high. has greatly reduced the cost: be­ week Wednesday, being a fav­ cause local people know their relief proving ourselves In our effort to Last • help you win soon. ' orable day .Undersheriff Doster and. situation nnd how to care for it far Chief pf Police Thompson drove belter than any state controlled set­ The best of luck to all of you. to a point near the place where up. Edwin L. Taylor A few bureaucrats at Lansing P.8. On rechecking Z. Coffer's (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) column in last week's Banner. I no­ the lake bottom, secured a boat ticed that last little postscript in and soon located the sunken ve­ which he. or she. gave me away. I hicle. Now the large, rotund proportions did not intend to mention the bi­ cycle. I feel a little consplclous rid­ of the undersheriff are not adapted ing about town on a bicycle, for to exploring an automobile drowned one rarelly sees any of the other in 10 or 12 feet of water; so Zip A meeting of the 344 Barry old men riding their bicycles any had to disrobe and do the Job. He County 4H club garden members more. I would not have said “other discovered that the Immersed car with M. H. Avery assistant state was of rather ancient vintage and club leader has been arranged by noticed my hair gradually making that the probabilities of its having County Agent Harold J. Foster for room for mqre sun tan. But last been stolen could be accurately rep­ Monday. August 9. week we had a stiff north wind one resented by sero. The officers also The meeting will be held at the noon while I was riding up Broad­ learned from other sources that it 4H duh camp at Algonquin Latke way hill, trying not to stand up and had been— vacationing in, rather starting at 10: 0 A- M. pump on the pedals. It may have Mr. Avery will discuss the care been the badmlton match with Dick years; so there was no chance to of both home and commercial gar­ Foster, or tt~ mav have been the do any Sherlock Holmes stunts in dens. the preparation of vegetables wjnd. but the thought suddenly locating the thief, for thev are sat­ for exhibit and will conduct a vege­ came to me. "Ed. you’re Retting isfied It was not stolen. They think table judging and Insect Identifica­ old.” Since then I can better under­ some fellows dragged the old rig tion contest. He will be assisted stand why the others leave theb on»o the ice and used It for shelter bv Ray Lfunb. district club aeent. bikes ip the garage to much of the while they fished through the ice. All 4H club members enrolled In time. and left it there. When the ice garden projects are urged to at­ went out this car. like McGinty. Hello, again—and as we •get *i—* went down instead of off. So there ,tend. Club leaders and Interested parents are urged to attend. A weaving'. <they tell us that’s U. the you are; iso are we—minus a thrill- pot-luck dinner will be served at 1> Inn story. >(nrv (Continued on Page 1, See. 2.) Ing noon. M-37 BEING GREATLY IMPROVED STATE UPLIFTERS ASK STATE CONTROL DROWNED CAR NOT A MYSTERY 4-H GARDEN CLUB MEETING AUG. 9 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 5, 1943 EDITORIALS spring this'’ trap—and tremendous 46 or it might end with a sudden­ tolls of life and property—if Hiller ness which could catch us all flat- can hold his people in line for a footed—We must be prepared for fight to the finish. either. The downfall of Mussolini is a spectacular victory for the Allies but it does not necessarily mean that an equally rapid collapse of Nasi Germany will follow. TININTAL NUMI 14 PAGES—2 SECTIONS HE APPRECIATED OUR COUNTY HOME LEAPING VICTORY GARDENS NAMED Second Judging Later With Elderly Inmate in a Letter Announced During October Praises Mr. and Mrs. Couck Plyeleadlng dtyand four leading Urn. .XUS. efe announced as follows in a tint judg- | On the other hand, the weight of bombs now falling on German who then lived alone in Hastings. Industrial---------------and transport centers—is turn io nave care wincn ne waa --------------—,----- ------------almost certain to be dealing a cu-' unable to pay for." His case was mulalive shock of considerable pro-: brought before the Barry County oortions. The exact effect of this Welfare commission. To provide bombing u. ol eotoo. ■ mailer for)'?' “• n“a? county Involved ** the S' em­ .touUUon but mw cllleeiu o< Home would have .SS" difEnel.nd wbo bred lbn«„b th, eon-1 ployment of a housekeeper. oj"; ATIONIN AT A GLANCI Ing recently complete, according to, Mrs. Gerald Smith, chairman of the, Barry County Victory Garden Oom-1 mlttee: believes this City Gardens: Mrs. Arthur Chase. > dividual* to 1305 S. HanoVer; Forrest B. Lane. it. This more In faot, the remarkably stout re­ W. South: William Preece. Has-1 sistance which the outnumbered tings; Mrs. Charles Wilkes, Wood­ Germany army Ls making at Ca­ unupu air allaeka Surina lhe Bal-. ptl>11rUn yenune M l«0 room. anS Ave. threugh Aug. SI; V valid Aug. tania and along the Mt. Etna de­ tie of Britain have admitted that eatables for two persons. That was lawn Rural Gardens: H. S. Bullock. R-l. ■ fense lines In Sicily should sen e as they probably couldn't have con-, an expense which the commission vreascy; Cressey; Mr. air and ana air*. Mrs. H. n. d S.. vnanaChand­ *— Mrs. Harry Blu,e N.. p ® vaUd a damper to those optimists who tlnued to "take II" If the Nazi air- 1 felt was far too much. ler. R-3. R-3. Delton; Delton: Mrs. Harry Dunn. Dunn, So they ler. t> . < tr....I-. — . n r> predict that Germany Is going to men had been able to keep up the suggested our County Home. This R-l. Hastings: Q. D. Bllnston. 825 ,n«n(=‘P« J»Jy 1 through Aug. 1. Henry -St.. 8. E.. Grand Rapids, who I 8. T valid Aug. I to Sept. 8. topple "most any time now." uener oajs. ic —•■r-intensity of their attacks for a qou- man naa had seen "belter days" It - *------on the i"S., Gertrude' Coffee , ............. hurt him to feel that he must be , pie of weeks longer. placed, ................................. as he said, in "a poor | Ba-£C''n£?rfJU1’ Chances are that, even an uncon­ Unrationed. No coupon needed. ditional surrender of Italy will find house;" but he agreed to it and was ■ It is certain that these Allied air^removed there. HU experlnces in | mdErf bv th^ the armies of Hitler strongly en­ . Stamp 13 good for 5 lb. from the Home must have been uleas- I .__ _______ 1 ___ _ trenched betnd natural defense lines attacks are causing a sharp dlslo- US 1 •na'-Trnm" MU be «n- June 1 to AUg. 15 In Northern Italy, guarding the cation in Nazi civilian life end that ant, decidedly different from his tlounced later■ No. 15 sugar and 18 may ba previous ideas. He was rehabiliThe™w“ii.------------also -be another judging ! I Stamps fl)r canning in am^ approaches to Germany and the war production has been disrupted teted. in good health, and felt o( clly and rur>l rural victoxy gardens Of 5 lb. each through Oct. 31. to a considerable degree Whether Balkans. H .Kn„ai a — conee an(1 sllJBr coupon< the final decision on. „ the breaking point is being reached that he was able to leave the Home uter on with end care for for. himself. and winners and prize awards tn be ani are However, if lhe Allies continue • is a matter of pure speculation— Before he left the Home lids man nounced sometime during October. "" one know*, Any positive os&er- ! to press their advantage to the no liad had a fine education, | Hon one way 'or the other is guess who limit. Hitler s defeat la certain. wrote a beautiful letter to the Stamp 18 good for 1 pair througt} | work. county welfare commission express­ Oct. 31. Ing his appteciatlon of the fine care The so-called "fortress of Europe." Gasoline » w xmvc commentator, claim that and treatment he had received Stamp Number 7 from Basta is ,no longer. . a defense MM.. line, but .. a trap which has been closed on lhe l ‘hf most telling air blows against from Mr. and Mrs. 8am Couch, Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 mUons of gasoline, good Ihrougq Nazi legion*. Germany are being struck by the who have charge of it. • • • * I fast, light, fighter-bombers which It frequently happens that,eld­ _ On Morriagac, Divorces, . Sept. 31. erly people, placed in some bene­ But it may still take time to | (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.) volent institution, fall into the hab­ Births, Deaths and Foxes Coupon 5 good for 11 gallons. it of criticising it. finding fault with During the first seven months Must last until Sept. 30 for both the management and managers. of this year there were sixty eight Sometimes there is a just basis for marriage licenses -granted In this their charges. More often they are county. »It was interesing to note Second inspections due: A bock due to an unwillingness to adjust the occupations given for the con­ velilclea by Sept. 30; B's by Juno themselves, in good temper and tracting parties. 30: C’a by Aug. 31: commercial ve­ spirit, to regulations which expe­ Of the 68 brides. 16 were listed hicle* every 6 months or 5.000 mites, rience has proven to be essential In as factory workers. 17 a* steno­ which ever is first . -. carrying on such institutions. Sagar Far Canning graphers. typists, clerks or office It Is refreshing to find In tills workers, two were school students; Sugar for hot: case a shining exception. Here is two were teachers: one a dressmak- fruit cropu will an Inmate of a « Home who appre- cr one £ practical nurse and one housewives on nn^rare eiwln'wim1 nv" Ji’S ‘ ft *orkpr tn a rrifedlcal laboratory. same basis as last season. Ko red lion of blue point starlit* win !t”. *?”;£• .F1” °l!«orl5n. Hxre n whi'.”unHow Dean Davenport Came .Mil?“'S. 2“t ' to Uir HtoUnit M -Al Home." for canning sugar. him to write the commission, un-i;probably —-------. to say that •>they —To Attend the Michigan meant known to Mr and Mrs Couch, were housekeepers but did not wLsh Agricultural College— urging that thev be given more their prospective husbands to ex­ Pioneer in Modern Idea nearly adequate pay for their hard pect them to be "experienced. " work and sincere Interest in the Of Education May be some of the young hus­ nearly 40 residents in the Home. bands would’not wish to state in Because Dean Davenport's, series The Banner representative was public what they think now of the of articles, published In the Coun­ permitted to read this fine spirited. ,cooking and housekeeping of their The following is the story car» try Gentleman in the fall of 1925. well-written letter. The writer young wives. But the brides will ried in Tlie Ann Arbor News about are so rich in descriptions of the probably leam if they do not know the West Point appointment of the difficulties met in clearing up the \ ficiallv and professionally connect- now. how the Job should be done. hardwood "Umber lands of this r. ed with a home for seed and In­ Of the 78 men the largest num­ county and slate, we are making digent relatives of wealthy and so- ber. 21. reported their occupation Ute Army Engineers’s Corp a large use of them, because that era stationed at Camp G <Continued on Page 3. Bee. 1.) as in the army or navkl forces at now 13 now behind us. and we need to Okla. present; 17 said they were factory know the struggles, the hardships Gunnar E. Anrtcmn. 11 workers, and 17 others said they and tile hard work involved in old Ann Arbor High school were farmers. Three were listed transforming foreats UUp produc­ as truck driven, two as auto me­ date, received his appointnM tive forms, fo this article the Auxiliary Betty Cooper, daughter chanics; and eight more, one to West Point Military Acadoa Deah tells how1 his father paid for of Mrs. Charley Bayne of route 3. each classification, were recorded entered Ute school July 1. eighty acres nf hardwood, added 10 Hastings, was sworn in the WAC’S I as teacher, mechanical engineer. his original eighty, by the proceeds on July 20 at !-------- -I bookkeeper, butcher, piano tuner. of one crop of maple sugar. He| tailor, common laborer, and paper also explains how he came to go WAC committee. Barry Co., rc- — mill worker. to the "Michigan Agricultural Col­ both formerly of Ann Arbor. ’ During the seven months 37 di­ lege" in 1875. In the next install­ Cadet Andersson was gradu* vorce proceedings were started ment. the Dean will tell about his aminations with a high average. 1 r* . That is -a record in which no one from Ann Arbor High school w community Confer at experiences there, and about the Betty graduated from Hastings honors last June and received great men who were then instruc­ High school. clAss of 36 and for! Orangeville Attracts M Much can take pride. In fact it is shame­ appointment shortly afterwards, ful. It shows that far too many tors In the^college. They were men the past two and a half years has' *Interest — ‘ ~State Throughout inter the marriage relation with- was a member of the school's zwl who pioneered In this country in been employed at the A. ft P. She mlng and tennis teams and la House at Orange- otK knowing, or appreciating, and Eagle scout. He was born Mai relating higher education to the — is1 now A-Biuux awaiting iici hervan call iu to uuij duty. . • [ Neighborhood ----- ;------ ------ha southwest unit hr.it .aimer rnnt.r nf Women with necessary quallfl- 1 villa Ui hi Ithe of in some cases not even caring. 10. 1926, at El Paso. Tex. every-day life of folks, instead of confining it to the so-called learn­ cations may now apply for WAC Rarrv County, will be lhe scene abouP the duties and responsibili­ While living tn Ann Arbor Qw ed professions — law. preaching, officer training directly from civ- Sunday afternoon at 4:30 of a pub- ties which they assumed when they Andersson resided with his pare >v, conducted made their marriage vows. There medicine. We quote now from the lllan life. Candidates must be be- ,Ilc dedlcaUon ceremony, 3llss Whltte- is nothing tn the record to show and later with his mother at tween the ages of 21 to 50. InSt. Rev. IxwLs Bliss “Maple sugar was the first large clusive. and must have at least four ("ore of Grand Rapids, assisted by how manv children will be involved home of her parents. Mr. and > money crop in the northern hard­ years' experience beyond high lne Rev. Don M. Oury. rector of tn the 37 broken homes, if the C. M. Hollis. MM Plymouth 1 wood timberlands. A good tree school level in work, study, social । Emmanuel church. Hastings. Ded- 37 couples are granted divorces. while Col. Andersson was stalloi or civic fields entailing responslbll- । Gallon of the now building recent­ No one can estimate how many of elsewhere in the country. (Continued on Page 5. Sec. 1.) ity. Initiative, resourcefulness and purchased by the Diocese of Wes- these children will become delin­ Both Col. and Mrs. Andersson other qualifications of leadership. Wrn Michigan of the Episcopal quent; and the fault will not be graduates of the University. I In addition, the applicants must 1 Church, will be of great Interest theirs. Some of the parents will Andersson has been in the Ax meet the general physical, mental i10 m»ny people throughout the have to answer for that some time, and character requirements for!state. and especially of Barn' some where—may be here, may be helping to fortify the W (Continued on Pagel Sec. 1.) to the Japanese Invasion. enrollment: I County, and a cordial welcome is Th. lour or .xporlmc. do !» ■>', >« ““ f™" trolt Rivers and Harbors and not have to be concentrated in a । and see lbc building. was sent to Sault Bte. Marte t single field. Three years of work ! The^ community center program Show 117 Cates Settled with building thc^r.cw canal. Without Trial During 1942 and the successful completion of. for Oyangevllfe wfca begun two example. >e®rs by Miss Bernice Jansen. Each -aMinty qlerk is required to one year of college, for example, I who had returned from ten years make a detailed report of the work would meet the eligibility require­ missionary work as a teacher in of the circuit court at lhe end of ments. Any combination of valid I Japan. Her headquarters were es­ each three months of the calendar experience In the prescribed field* Wesleyan Methodists Again Sear. A summary of these reports which adds up to at least four tablished in a farmhouse which was rented for the purpose, and which Sponsor Annual Gatherings i then published by the state at years Is acceptable. Further information may be ob­ soon became a center for recrea­ The annual Wesleyan Methodist Michigan that Hillsdale some time during the succeeding year. That report was recently tained from WAC headquarters. tional and religious activities for I conference opens at the Pennock received by- County Clerk Hyde for Post Office Building. Kalamazoo. both children and adults. Although camp ground on Tuesday, Aug. 10. sponsored by the Episcopal Church, at 7:3d P. M.. and continues until county lacks 10 such, teachers. the year 1942. It shows the follow­ Michigan. the activities are open to 'all re­ Aug. 15, the pastoral appointments Michigan counties are shy on ■ ing for Barry county: gardless of creed. The program being read at lhe close of the con­ Instructors. The state departm For the first quarter, ending of education is planning a SU| March 31.- 1942: At its beginning has expanded in the two vears time, ference. ' On Sunday. Aug. 15. the annual there were 84 cases pending: their so that more adequate building fac­ were 29 new cases commenced dur­ ilities were needed, and the home camp meeting opens and the Camp ing the quarter;) two cases were of the late Ell Nichols, pioneer Meeting Association holds its busi­ ond or third grade certificate*, 1 tried: 28 cases'-were disposed of storekeeper at Orangeville, was ness meeting on Wednesday. Aug. 18. wiio gave up teaching in order get married or find some other U without trial, though in some df purchased. It has been entirely re­ The Rev. Royal 8. Woodhead Is of employment. Rural schaotel them witnesses were swom and decorated. and will provide a very president of the association. testimony taken and a considerable Several outstanding evangelistic now paying very attractive attractive and comfortable com­ x of the court's time was taken before works and leaders will be present to teachersmunity center, ax well as home for the case was settled by the liti­ at the dally sessions, besides other Hottingt Boy-Forced to Miss Jansen, who win nave her gants or, their attorneys; cases leaders In lhe conference. The Boil Out Over Choancl— private apartment In the bulldine. Rev. D. E. Wilson of Binghamton, pending end of quarter 83: dav* The very large living room with EUI.A BARBER, Prepc. — I N. Y.. is the evangelist, who will Rescued by Motor Boot spent by Judge holding court 35; fireplace has been nalnted in rose- bring one evangellstlcwmeaxage each sold tire residence and no I days of Jury service 3. Capt. Michael G. H. ("Mickey") For the second quarter of 1943. McPharlln. formerly with the R. A. heire and ivory with blue-flowered day and also conduct a Bible study ending June 30: Cases pending at F. and Eagle Squadron and now dran*ries. and will serve for com- period each morning. Prof; W. R. ( Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) Hallman of Cascade College. Port­ rvsianicc. rocaicu uik u* beginning of quarter 83;-new cases wiUi the American Air Force in started 50; cases tried 7; cases set-­ this country was guest speaker al land, Oregon. Ls to be music direc­ of the church on the State tor and the Rev. G. E. Galling of Vermontville. Site la of! tied 41; cases pending at end of the Hastings Rotary Club luncheon quarter 85; days spent by Judge Louisville. Ky-. Is Ute young people's good list of clean furniture. in hhlding court 39; days of Jury Monday noon. leader and Will conduct a service Reed will cry the sate, Capt. McPharlln who topped an service 6. each morning in Ute tabernacle. The adv. elsewhere In this Issue already adventuresome life by Join ­ Third quarter ending September The second quarter's returns on Rev. G. Visser of Holland Is super­ particulate. 30: Cases pending at beginning 85; ing the Royal Canadian Air Force the automobile weight tax., and the intendent of young people’s work; cases commenced 33; cases tried 5; after being rejected by the U. 8- first' six months payment to coun­ Miss Jeanette Frless of Hudsonville cases settled without trial 31; cases Army Air Corps for failure to meet ties from the gasoline tex were sent Is the children’s worker: Mr*. heighlh requirements, out this week by the state highway Woodhead Ls pianist and the Rev. Mrs. Beach will have pending at end of quarter 85; days minimum spent by judge in holding court 34; was later sent' to England where he a-panmem department at al Lansing. This coun- Carl CoHey of Hudson has charge no jury trials in this quarter. of the bookstand. qualified as a Spitfire pilot with the tyVshare of the Fourth quarter, ending December R. A. F. and got in on the finish of (933.61 Ulis year some fine improve­ , 953.6I and of lhe the weight tax was 31; cases pending at beginning. 85; the Battle of Britain. 185,590.88, a total of 81U34.49. The ments have been made on the new cases started 39; cases tried 2; — offering better and more one hone, grain. >Une' money as well as weight j buildings, of! During the talk. Capt. McPharlln gasoline weight, v..nu. cases disposed of without trial 31; filled in certain details of the “in­ tax cash Is accommodatknu to is to be used on county commodious (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) campers and guests. Thooe who cident” which caused no little “stir" . roads. plan to board at the dining hall will In this community’—the time he was should bring their ration books aa MARGARET SUNDAY NOW points will be required each day. the Commando., raid on Dieppe. SERVING UNCLE SAM Following is the schedule of dally tn Later, a report came through that Miss Margaret Sunday, daughter ■Mickey" was safe In England- of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sunday. services for the camp meeting pc riod: A ihort discussion on “Care of picked up and brought ashore after 1141 8. Jefferson, left last Thurs­ Sewing Machines” will be given a forced landing via parachute In day. to report for duty aL the WAO training center at Des Moines. for anyone Interested by A. J. Bell, Ute English Channel. He was away on leave at the Ume Iowa. Margaret was swom In four agricultural engineer, al 1:30 P.. M. — j wnd been Friday. August 6 at tha Odd Fel­ the raid started—part of a routine or five weeks ago — to duty since leave schedule rigidly observed In1 awaiting her call low Hall In HMttao. formerly uumw employed ,™ This is a port of the aowlng ma­ the forward fighter stations to) then. She was faruw..^ chine clinic arranged by Mary. E. help keep the men from going stale, at the Car Seal factory. She atBullis, home extension agent. At Mlckev, In fact, was having a cup t tended Hastings High school and the clinic 13 Barry county women of coffee at the Eagle Club In Lon- ! graduated from the Beauty School are spending the day cleaning their don enroute back from Oxford in Battle Creek. Her brother is in machines and having th*m ad­ when he heard his first account of the Navy and Is located somewhere justed under Mr. Beil's direction. Dieppe over a radio news report, in the Pacific. Best wishes from __ These meetings are free to the pub­ He and his companion immediately her many friends go with her oft Meeting. iconltauel an pw l> tone. X*. 1-S». X, IomXMU Santa. lic. SOME VERY VITAL STATISTICS GIVEN HOW ONE CROP OF MAPLESUGARPAID FOR 80 ACRES OF DAVENPORT FARM Son of Col. Kingtloy Andersson Appointed To West Point NEIGHBORHOOD "JS&TSCHOUSE TO BE DEDICATED SUNDAY COURT STATISTICS FOR BARRY COUNTY CONFERENCE AND CAMPMEETING Teacher Shortage Is Acute in Michigan CAPT. McPHARLIN DESCRIBES ACTION DURING DIEPPE RAID AUCTION SALES County Receives Road Cosh From State Sewing Machine Clinic Here Aug. 6 • :2 P. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AVGUST 5, 1H3 | U*t Sunday, * Mr. and Mr*. Wm. LOCAL NEWS -------------------------------------- —------ --------Mr* John Hoertnalr has been In Pennock Hospital suffering a I broken hip which ahe she received from In fall on Saturday evening. Robert Brown has been a patient at Leila Poat Hospital. Battle Creek. ■ since Monday. He 1* there for : treatment and observation. • On Monday Warren M. Ward of .502 W. South St., celebrated hl* HERE Many budgets arc caught between the Withholding Tax and the in­ creased cost of living and ore being strained to the limit by this tugyour patriotic duty to pay your taxes. It's common sense not to pay one penny more than our low prices for quality foods. Shop here today and see how much you con save when you fill your order from our full stocks of rationed items and our plentiful variety of fine foods that require no points at all. NO STAMP NEEDED HILLS BROS. COFFEE »> 34c 33c DEL MONTE COFFEE WHITE HOUSECOFFEE lb 26c 35c KAFFEE HAG lb SILVER EAGLE 2 lb.. 31c PREMIER COFFEE <b 33c MONARCH COFFEE lb. 30c CHASE & SANBORN lb. 31< SILVER NIP GRAPEFRUIT No. 5 con 4 points JUICE 31 GOLD MEDAL noun 24)._. lb. sock 5 lb. cock 32c T' CAKE FLOUR s%r 26 21c RITZ CRACKERS SHREDDED WHEATS 11 SODA CRACKERS “ 18 PREMIUM CRACKERS Ub. 32 Buy Blue Points good-N P Q R S T Corn, Whole Kernel SAW Golden Bantam—1G blue points CORN Cream Style Corn 17‘ 2 cons 25‘ 14‘ 2 cans 25c Del Monte Peaches 27e Crcomo Mayonaise 63‘ Whole Green Beans 29c Libby's Sweet Pickles 38‘ Q»rt......... Dill Pickles 22c Pork £r Beans Swifts—21 point* Qoart Cremo Ut Coll MAYONAISE TOMATO JUICE now. qts. dox. 39c___ 10c 27c 6 points BEEF TONGUE fresh 5 points lb. 32c BEEF LIVER fresh 6 points lb. 36c HAMBURGER fresh ground 7 points lb. g7c PORK STEAK fresh 7 points lb. 36c Swiss Premium 20 lints 1 lb.—cello BACON COTTAGE CHEESE no points lb. 14c HOME MADE POTATO SALAD no pts- lb. 29‘ RING BOLOGNA gradel 5 points lb. 32c SKINLESS FRANKFURTERS 5 points -lb.-33c SMOKED SAUSAGE 5 points ?ib. 23c Whole or Shank half 37 SMOKED HAM PORK SAUSAGE grade 1 5 points lb. 29c lb. 45c OCEAN PERCH FILLETS lb. 4 points 22c VEAL STEW FRUIT JARS pkg. ARGO VACCUM PACKED 38c Sterling WHEAT1ES SALT SIDE PORK CHICKENS Springers 7 p'"’ points No. 5 con 6 points 34c 21‘ 25 ox. POTATOES New, Home Grown, pk. LEMONS 59c 23c WATER MELONS c"a??c CABBAGE lb. TOMATOES-. SQUASH CANTALOPE lb. 2 23c lbs. ber, who made a succms of "High Hedges.” a VcnnontylUc tea room. I Is disposing of all her household good* at auction Saturday. August 7lh. She Is now a sorority house 1 mother at Michigan State—Char। lotte Republican Tribune. Many compliment* about Dick Branch's ability playing the organ at the Presbyterian church these pa:t few Sunday*. A daughter. Nancy Louise, was born |o Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Kahler on Monday morning. Aug. 2 at Pennock hospital. The baby weighed •> lbs. 15 ozs. Mother and babv are I doing, splendidly. "Daddy” is" in military service and Ls stationed nt Westchester. Pa. where he is reIceivlng specialized training. Mr. mid Mrs. Sidney Fifleld of Freeport have purchased the resi­ dence of Lhe late Frank VnnSchoten. corner W. Apple" npci Wash­ ington Sts. . Pvt Thomas E. Kerr. Pvt. Steve Hula and Pvt. Reuben Pah of Camp Rucker. Alabama, arrived Tuesday morning for a flftcen-day furlough. i Holley of Bedford was the'guest of ' her brother and family Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kiteworth. A Mr. and Mrs. ' Royce Sweet .and Mr*. Frankie I Briggs attended Uie funeral of Mr* Kittle Baird Miller of Coldwater — ■ —— ■ and Mrs. Sweet ter.,of mt Springer and * Mr »t»<l Mrs. Me... xltonoed the fu­ : Mint » “ neral brottwr's wife, Mrs M'”' ol tier h,r hrn,, “ George Smith of Ha*Ungt and also visited here at E. D. and Clarke come. *- LA8. meets with Mr*. Meier at Schaffers Point, Payne lake, for a picnic dinner at noon. Thursday. Aug. 18. Bring eat* and tabic service. • DELTON Bert Pa'll on. 60. a prominent farjiwtJ.f Delton died suddenly •>««Weduetday afternoon Use *un of Mr. cnd Mrs. Frank PaUon. he was born Jan. 25. 1874 in Orangeville and came to this locality in 1918. ‘He was a director In uie Delton ■ Telephone company and the Delton ro-operulive creamery. He waa mar­ ried in 11X17 to Mr.v Uhlan Haxen. who /lied in 1926. In 1934 he wa, tnained to Mrs Margaret Lawrcnc-. brother Howard. Missoula. Mont , one stepdaughter. Mrs RuUl School­ craft. Battle Creek. Funeral serv­ ices were held Saturday ut 2 pin. * Mrs. Sheldon Rogers of Chicago spent a few day* last week with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Leonard and Mis Ella Rogen.. Her son Charles wiu> had been visiting al the Leon­ ard, home for three weeks returned home with her. * Mr. and Mrs. BARRY SOLDIER REPORTED Floyd Wilkinson of Cadillac spent WOUNDED (ALEUTIAN AREA) Corp. Ivan A Brovant. Hastings, the weekend with their parents. Mr. tins been wounded while on duty In and Mrs. Jay Wilkinson, a Keith the Aleuir.ni urea, accorumg io u Williams while fishing with Ids fa­ ther. Glenn Williams and his uncle, 1 eport released Monday. Roger Williams on Pair lake Satur­ day night, landrd a four and one half pound boss. ★ Mrs. Robert Barnes, Mrs. Lewi*- Eaton. Mrs John Harrington. Mrs. David Shepurday on bls first turhxigh and re­ ' turned to camp Bunday. Ravmond. * rd. Mrs. Mary Doster. Mrs. CharW ! hu parent*. Mr. and Mr*. George Harrington. Rev and Mrs D. W Robin “on, Mm. Will Whittemore Piper. Vern and Glenn called on and Mrs Bertha Adams attendej Chas. Farlee and family und Mr. and Mi*. Keith Farlee and son the pot luck dinner and business of the Milo Women* So­ Thursday evening. * Reverend and meeting Mr*. Will and daughter* of Chicago ciety of CbrtaUon Service at the wric jurats of Mr. und Mr.* Owen home of Mr*. Bertha Phllinnn last Smith last week. Mr. Wil! hud v.eek Wednerdav. * Mr. and Mre. charge or the services at tire Alley Terry ami ?on Michael of Church of the Brethren Sunday. • Plainwell spent Sunday with their Mis.* Jcsephljie Wise went to Trav­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town * Mucii sympathy is extended to erse City und brought bock cherries tile laijiihi* „L Peter Uinaar and Ber: Patton In their bereavement. FLsher passed her 87th birthday * ML*s Marjorie Morri* lias re­ । m ut tier fruit cards and other gift* turned from Mwer.il week* vislf with her father William Morri*. I suitable to the occasion. A Mr. ’She Is now employed in the office । Adriance of Grand Rapids last of Df. Jiirotis t M'-s AJtu Mnsher ! Wednesday and ITiursdny. * Lau- of Cloverdale L* nt the home of Mr* i rence Chase and family of Coats R-rt Patton. * Mr. and Mrs Paul Greve ard Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kyburt and two children who are tending Cutno mcelihg at Eaton I*thman of Woodland were guests ari.T'lib spent SatnMiv nlelit at | id Mr and Mrx. Ora Lehman Sun- their, home hen- * Mi'.* Dorothea | dqj-. a Mr. and Mr* Win. Cappon prird babv mid gue.-t Alix, Darlene McBain Of. Battle Creek spent her [ Grubul* of Kulamu&o w)\rc Sun- week* vacation at the home of Mr । day guest* of Mr /and Mr*. Cha* and Mrs. Res* Pierre at Wall lake I Warner. Mr. an£/Mn>. Ralph Gru- Mr. and Mrs. Millard McBain and | bin* were afternoon callers and daughter Margaret of Undin. CanaI Darlnie retufned home with tlwm. du .,„rand Roy McBain. Inca) were din­ cuesta cf Mr. and Mr*. Pierce I a Mr*. Com Smith of Nashvllla;; ! spent l*Eit /week with Mrs. Forrrxi Hager. A Mr and Mrs. Ono. Piper i“ from their son. • OATS third claxiv Potty . Mr* Della Cotton of Mulliken y. that he had *pent a pari of last week with her L* destination. A J granddaughter. Mr*. tawrrnce Chiur ; Mr. and Mr.-. Harry Sandbrook and ] and family * Ml* - Maurlnc Clurn. daughters and Mr. and Mrs Morh v who is walking In Battle Creek, w.iHough and son of laikr Oili-.aweu .home for the weekend. * Mr. and ' Sunday gur.-Ls of Mr. and Mrs. York Mrs Theron Cain of Hr stings called i Duffy of Kalamazoo. Norman and o’ Geo Coats on Sunday, pm. A । Lyle, wrrn were visiting there rc. The K. S. Thompson and Clifton I turned home with their parents. A Becker houses have had fresh coals । Mr .and Mr* Geo. Piper entertained cf paint during th* past week avnd ; guests for supper Friday evening In look very nice, a Mr*. Rl.re Bic;! of ! honor of Uieir son. Private Ray- I.cwell. her dnuaditer Esther of I mond Piper. Guests pnsent were Cl eland, •’ Ohio, -.. j .... and the latter'* George Rickert mid flnrcee and hh Filter. ML.- Velma Rickert of Beld- land were Friday afternoon guests ' Ing. A Mr and Mrs. Paul Guv. at Herve Woodman*. * Mr. and | Mr*. Janie. Guv and daughter Ins Mrs Geo Brisbin and family arc I went 'o Hmt tift?r cherrie* Sundav. picking cherries near Tkverse City. ! A Mr*. Cora Smith and Mr. and * The C. E. meeting lti*t Sunduv ' Mrs. Joseph Smith of Hastings rvening was led bv Carl Sea.se and ■ were Sunday evening guests of the subject was "Some Test* of Our | Chas. Farlee and family and Mr. Amiuementa.'* and next Sunday mid Mrs. Keith Farlee. A Mr. and evening the subject under discussion ! Mr*. Gall Bever and Darwin of will be "Youth al the Wheel" and I Woodland were Sunday night guest-. will be led by Audru Endsley. * I of her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Jamt* Mrs. Pearl Demond and Arch Guy. ♦ Graves attended the wedding of | the latter* granddaughter. ML*s MILO ° Be'nlta Tuckerman of Hasting*, . Mn., Emiiv Wilcox returned to which was held in Battle Creek last | her home Tuesday after having Tuesday evening. * Mrs. Robert । spent n few days with her sister. ' Blocker was brought home Doni the Mr*. Fred Ryerson of Hustings. A ‘ hospital in Battle Creek last Sat­ । Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield were urday and Is being cared for by Mrs. । in Ha.-tuiRh Tuesday and Fridavon Harold Harper in the latter * home business. A Our sympathy 1* extend- ... .... Cdunty v. In Woodland * Tile c. &. E | cd to Mr mid Mrs Frank Phillips 'Council wa* held at tfie Coat*Grove , in the death of their three months church last Tuesday afternoon and i old babv daughter who passed away e.ening. Allen Weenick of Kalama| last MomLay after having been .zoo. Vice Pres, of state Union wa* ; struck by lightning while laying In present and gave helpful assistance. I her cab Inst Sunday during the Ml** Myrtle Wilson of Hosting* । sjnrm. * -Mrs. J. C. Newman and County county President w*•- charge -----------ofwas In son Robert called on Mrs Merle tluHit.- Conference. 1; 1" societies were Bradfield Monday afternoon A Mr*, represented. * A a birthday party Mary Flowers and Bernice of was given in honor of Maxine Coat.-, Parchment called on Mrs Emiiv by her parents Mr. and Mrs Max I Wilcox Saturday afternoon * Dur- Coat*, but Tuesday evening. It was i ing lhe *torm last Sunday a bolt her 4th birthday and Mr. and Mrs. of lightning stnick a tree in the Waiter Wallace oi Hasting*. Mr. ; yard of Mr. Herbert VanStrcain. and Mrs. Geo. Coats and Dori*.and I then entered the house, dropping Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Coat* and I into a register and scorching the Carlton were gue*t< * Mrb Pearl Detnond and father. Arch Graves vuited the Fay Demond family on BOWENS MILLS ‘ Sunday afternoon * Mr*. Stella Naomi Brigg*, who 1* living with Tuckerman of Hastings vLsitcd Mrs. . her daughter Eveline Razook of Pearl Demond last Friday. A Vir­ । Grand Rapids at present. spent the ginia Thompson of Kalamazoo reweekend With her daughter Edna >nnis Thursday to her work nt Mich । Lewis and family and other rela- State Hospital in Kalamazoo after I tive*. * Henry Davit of Northvine a two week*' vacation with her rela­ | vuited friends and relative* hen tives here. oinn roa >dbuoatiow NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE TO BE DEDICATED SUNDAY «Continued from Page J, 8«c. 1.) munily gaUierinx* and Bunday school. Tive large dining room has been converted into a play-room, with walls lined with bookahclvea There 1* also a large kitchen. A full-stted auto remain* jo be panelled and put to uw m the future. The private quarters for the directres* consist of bedroom, guest room and bath. During lhe month of August, a group of about u dozen young peo­ ple from Michigan. Ohio and Ar­ kansas. will comprise a work-camp at Neighborhood House, under di­ rection of Mis* Jansen. Mr. Oury, and Rev. and Mrs. Dgvld R. Coch­ rane of Dowagiac. Purpose of the camp will be to acquaint city youth with problems of rural sociology, and to study-the relation of Chris­ tianity to farm life and the farm problem. Mornings will be spent helping to harvest the local onion crop, to cover cost of the camp. Afternoon* and evenings will be giv­ en to recreation, field trips, and community programs. Mr. Oury state* that a few local young peo­ ple could be taken into the camp, with opportunity to cam more than camp cosL*. Anyone Interested tn spending a few days or weeks with thl* group can phone Prairieville ORDEH FOR FDIUCATIOh' HICKORY CORNERS Mr*. Ra&t Whitby und two sons uf Provo. South Dukota. and Mrs. Warren Crandel und daughter of Atm Arbor are visiting their par­ ent*. Rev. and Mrs. Edward Swadd­ ling. Sunday guest* were Mr. and Mr*. Frank O Brien of Bellevue * Mr*,. George Holes of Middleville spent Bunday uftemoon with Mr*. Ada Thoqj and Mr. und Mrs. Ray Walter* und children. Recent guest* at tiie Walters home were Mr*. R. C. McIntyre and daughter Dorothy 1 horp of Ames. Iowa. * Mr* Ike Dekildcr of Otsego virilid til* abler. Mr* Nellie Pennock Sun­ day. * Mfs Lets Cleveland of Co­ lumbus. Ohio, called on Mrs. H. EBarnt* Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. Blair Barnes of Otsego were dinner guest* Sunday. * Mrs. Mary Bartlett returned Saturday from Allegan. WEST HOPE Mr. und Mr* Frank Baumgartner and son* had n* their guests, his tout, Mrs. Irene Wiley of Muncie. Ind., and son. seaman first class Frank R. Wiley of Brooklyn, N. Y. * Cullers al the L. D. Woodman home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Junie* Cniilton and daughter Lyla.* of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs Gordon Collison and children of Battle Creek and Mr. und Mr* Clarente Johncock and children of Hastings. * Ronald Anders who works m Battle Creek was home <,ay" Uvacat,u» “’e tureinrt of the week. * Mr. and Mrs Ira Osgood and children were dins'eLFU ut's 8und“>’ of Mr and Mr*, ran* Brown and daughter Isabel. t,iMr’ anreMrs P1*”* wamcr and children. Mr and Mrs. Hollis War­ ner and children and Mr. and Mrs. James Anders were Sunday guests of Mr and Mr.*. Albert Wimer. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norrl* were Diursday evening callers there. HOPE CENTER * * ORDER FOB FUBMCATIOM i 1 < I lire hr,|DU. (n R »>»i rh , n‘ ! A JXi'T itu. *' 1 I __________ obder fob fublicatiom •‘i*’*- Ulrhl<«n. TTi» Pr Ben Croker, who gol In lured | when hl* team ran away in Delton recently and had to be taken to Pennock hospital, has returned to his home. * Clarence Payne has l<*t another horse with sleeping sickness, making two horses ho lias lost. * Harry Daniels two grand­ sons from Level Park. Battle Creek are visiting them. * Fred Ashby and family visited their son Mau­ rice and family of South Kalamazpo at Oordncck lake Sundav. ★ ’ H. Stillwell of Cloverdale called on 1 1 Fred Ashby Sunday. * They have i resumed drilling at the oil well now I on the McDermott farm. • Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■ Cecil B. DeMille’a Technicolor masterpiece Ray Milland, John Wayne and Paulette Goddard "REAP THE WILD WIND" SATURDAY ONLY. AUGUST 7 DOI BLF. FEATURE ATTRACTION Lupe Velex and Eddie Albert "LADIES DAY" and James Ellison and France* Dee 'I WALKED WITH ZOMBIE" SUNDAY and MONDAY. AUGUST 8-9 Pat O'Brien. Randolph Scott and Anna Shirley \ "BOMBARDIER" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WEB.. THUES.. F»l.. AUC. 10-1 f-U-13 Jady Garland and Van Heflin "PRESENTING LILY MARS" Barky theatrw? JK* Hastings. Mirch., Phones 2247-2282 23c Happy Vale NOTICE HASTINGS CLEANERS WILL BE FDQDTXENTER CLOSED AUG. 9 to 14 Inclusive, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, AUGUST 6-7 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Harold Peary anfl Jana Darwell "THE GREAT GILDERSLEEVE" and Tom Conway and Harriet Hilliard "THE FALCON STRIKES BACK'’ SUNDAY and MONDAY, AUGUST 8-9 Donald O'Cannor and Gloria Jean FOR A VACATION PERIOD "MR: BIG" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 TUE$., WED.. THURS,, AUGUST 10-1 l-IZ HASTINGS CL€AN€RS 11B N. JEFFERSON 206 L STATE ST., HASTINGS, MICH. N. MAIN ST., NASHVILU. MICH. RHONE ZJBi Returned by popular demand Ronald Coleman and Greer Garson "RANDOM HARVEST" . Popular prices ■ �THF HASTINGS BANNIA, TB^ISDAT. AU0U3T 5. 1441 HE APPRECIATED OUR COUNTY HOME was realized from the sale of prodthe strife. , there are also a lot of othet rec. UCU of the farm. The farm also And Heaven no longer far away ords there - • rood thing for 'furnished meat, vegetables and and strange. j the propie of the county tnat they other product* uaed in lhe Home u „„ „d Jar. there and are carefully pre­ , that would have cost over 34.000. won_ Would that result have been oto- WalUny tU1 ovt.r ParadHe the sun (Continued from Page 1, Sro? l.) dally prominent people. At that tained if a commission, d™'—'“J and controlled by the state, had time coals of maintenance were at had that responalblhty? We have STATE «1F Mlr'HlOAn. IN THR CTBa minimum compared to the pres­ CriT COl’BT FOB THF COCNTT 09 ent time. Entrance fee* were ex­ orbitant; and substantial monthly county relief would spend more and Moves on to hold it* endless, death- ! 'Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) payments were required. Con­ I X-*l« Hill. !)•<■**■■ return from j lea* way. OB DEB FOB PUBLICATION or nothing in retu trasting that institution with our get little rssea pending al end of quarter 01; nrrenne recrlvin, rwrlvlne h.lp belli . ■ * •* u.rn County -----------------------------Barry Home, the result* , day* spent by judge in court 22; . all ... are in favor, „r of Mr Mr. .nM and Mr. Mrs.; In making (>»♦ ereditibie ■ j no jury called for thia quarter. A summary of the quarterly re­ Couch," he wrote. ' Ing mentioned above, the 1------ , port* show* that there were 84 Ke continued: ”In spite of 1*- county commission did not neglect, cases pending tn circuit court at the adequate help and lack of equlp^ lY,r2.?11 !° "J11 । beginning of the year; 140 new case* obdbb fob fobucatiok ment—some laundry equipment en- ~ * ' * * — — — — w----— — — ,wer« started during the year; 16 i Every lirely neglected—yet Mr. and Mr* ildered in the in months Di.!',.. u...t Couch have, by strenuous effort such case has received prompt and and much personal sacrifice, needed attention. Since April, 194Z « trial: 91 cases were pending at the It will be a coolly mistake to re­ brought the Home up to a high Smaller quotas of new passenger I end of the end of the year: the ktete of efficiency and economic turn to state controlled county car Urea for August were announced judge spent 110 day* in court; there operation. For these . reasons I welfare work.. / today by lhe District OP A office, i-* were -------only 8 days of jury service. think Mr. and Mrs. Couch are en­ The number of Grade I Ure*. a' The 110 day* spent by the Judge titled to a- greater degree of ap­ SUDDEN PASSING OF ... In court were'Yiot reotiired in the . preciation and financial renumer­ MRS. GEORGE SMITH ger car tire*, available to eligible (rial of 18 eases Of the 117 cases ation." , ’ Mrs.. Clara Almira Root Smith, civilian users for’the entire thirty- settled without a trial, testimony, । Michigan district to- was taken in court. Using a good deal In another paragraph tills writer dauahter of Mr. and Mrs, Foster slates that unskilled labor is now Root, was born in Onirarda, Illreceiving far higher pay than thatDec. 30. 1878. the family later given Mr. and Mrs Couch, who m oving to Mlddtevil moving Middleville where she 8he (X.PXM pissed have not but---------»l*o-rt>ent her kuiiiuuu girlhood. ..... .... only hard work - ----- ------spciii nci one manv responsibilities r«.sTVinithllit 1c* in wmervlsion Kl11MTViAiOn away ____ .. many hpr homP ln Hastings on spend a great, of lhe Home and farm. These he Julv 34 1M3 having suffered a 1943. Ttie August district quota Is deal of time In hU office preparing | thinks millle them to more pay slroke lwo prcvlously. । the lowest since last April. ; his charges to the jury, or in study , He adds: "It may be purely tin- 8he waa aKed M yraril. 6 months The total August quota on Grade of cases that were submitted to him intended injustice, or merely an. and u days at the time of her HI tires (used and recapped tlresi where no jury was called. And the oversight In either case it should drath. On Jan. 30. 1915. she was on the other hand Is increased judge has more work and more be corrected. » married to George Smith of Hax- slightly for the month of August. Ausust. cases in Eaton county than in ''*• officials ---------. — BarTJ. The 117 caaes settled with­ warned however, Anothcr consideration the writer tings, since which time they have OPA says is tiie honesty of those resided on E State St., above his that driver* who are eligible for new out a trial or without finishing a In charge of the Home. The ram- market. Besides her husband. Mr*, lire* may find It necessary to accept trial represent a big saving to Burry ii'iculiuns of their work afford. Smith lx survived by two daugh- used or recapped tires as long os the county taxpayers. Chanccs for grafting* but all their ten. Mrs. Witrren Moore and Hrs quota of new tires remains at the transaction* are strictly open and . Harold Smith. Hastings; one son., reduced lerels Reflecting the tight tire supply NURSES AIDES August is the Month for School Outfitting above board Their work is carried j Chief Petty Officer George H. Her­ on with a marked degree of plain rick. Long Beaaii, Cal.: a grand- situation, lhe O.P.A. at the request TO RECEIVE PINS At the August 10th meeting of and simple honesty which is. to nay I daughter. Mr*. Jacqueline Storrs, of the Office of the Rubber Director t£ lhe least, refreshing, he stales. | Hastings, two grandsons. Pvt War- recently limited the granting of tires lhp‘Ba^y "c^'ty * Chapter American Red Cross, members of The tetter cundpdes with the ' ren Moore. Jr.. Comp Perry. Ohio for use ax spare*. statement that *4tal he writes u and Robert George Smith. Has- , At the same time OF A. an- •>._ Ntiru-* Aides class will be oreentlrcly_on hl* own Initiative and Ungs: V'steten a brother. ‘Frank, Root. CalewhoHyJ without the knowledge or donla; ‘Mri’."’NelMe ~Drl- Augiut* ,^’thin/Urounty"area e^TwHl K“ffveneach Nuris whollyi without lhe knowledge or donia; a steter. Mrs Nellie Del­ consent of Mr. and Mrs. Couch foung; Grandville, and a half-sis- ls allowed 446 new passenger auto- Srf8 WUI ** 8lven ctcn Nurscs «" Ina Lampman. Watseka. |I >«’■ ”, to. m«un, u »p.„ u u. public Responsibility for his tetter, he say*, I ter. Mrs. mobile *atex for .*«. August. 1943. is- his own exclusively; and If any m. Mrs. Smith was a member of compared to 536 for July. 1943 .and anyone Interested Is welcome criticism Is made, he is the one and the Middleville Methodist church: I Jack C. Za rein ba 'to attend this special presentation only cne who should be criticised, was serving as chaplain of the information Officer, meetingwhlch will be held on the he says. I Naw Mothers' club at the time of ’ . *** ' second Tuesday of the month In the. We are sure that the people of her death, and was a past presi- rA... iirrtif if IT Bl Cool Cotton Washobles! ' city council room. Barrs- county are glad that those .dent of the W R. c. having served \f|ML VrDY VII Al h«_thc County' Home, are so .well | for two years A faithful wife, a JVrlL V Lit I III ML DEATH FOLLOWS cared for and so nicely treated as I devoted mother and a true friend 1 LONG ILLNESS to bring such an appreciative let- has passed to her reward. Funeral I Mrs. Samantha Kinne passed ter big family in xsa-j-iwSta, services were held ■.iaSoun. at th* Leonard awav on Tuesday. July 27. at her i>» from one of the -ffi.ri.iuuH ’Mj a long 111lion is home, and their only home. 27. at two o'clock the Rev L Win- I 'Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) . xton Btone officiating. -Interment hereafter. ------- -------------- ■ 1 ------------- -------monthSandJl (fays. She was born During the first seven monllis iii Baltimore township and moved | hi Riverside cemetery. ‘| -------duration Checked Ginsham I We are so stupid about death. We of 1943 there were 231 births and to Hastings about fifty years ago 153 deaths recorded in Barry coun­ She was a member of lhe First COATS will not team ty Of the births. 125 were girls. United Brethren church, the Rebe­ Striped Shirting < How it Is wages paid to those who Another record in which our kah* and the W. R. C. Surviving -x/sm,— , Spun Rayons Buy Youri Early renders will be Interested Ls that are two sons. Jay J. Mead. HasHow it Is gift for which on earth we of foxes destroyed in this county for s Ungs, and Charles Mend. Battle For Long Wear! (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.1 yearn. the first seven months of this, ti1?* »|ght grandchildren and You'll love these would like the job of county wtl-' How it is turning seed-com into year, since the county began lhe hj>anklng-crisp cottons payment of n 13.00 bounty for each ‘ * ‘ ree A ?rco)dren oH c"ted at the fare relief put under state control grain. This is the moment to select There were 212 foxes ■ . C^r'^alldorff finera' In button-front, tailor­ again. So occasionally, or oftener. How it is winning Heaven s eternal fox killed one of these wonderful fleece gain. news articles, appear in state dally ed shirtwaist and papers, under Lansing date lines, How it means freedom evermore Soup.,-™ sport coots with o clever but­ We h.v/“ !n‘ 5“™'“' *“ *" ‘h' SlrUt" classic styles! Brilliant from pain. which claim that county relief work ton-in lining ... or o smort prints on white and is inefficient and that state control To be set free from bondage to lhe means of knowing what the re- cemetery, Harris-type tweed tailored fleah; of such work is needed and advbflesh. malnlng foxes think about that tinted grounds! 12-44. able. Those who are responsible How It untangles every mortal mesh, record, but we are quite positive style with swank velvet collar. for these newspaper outbreaks seem We are so selfish about death. We that the people of Barry county, On mild days you can wear the quite willing that counties continue : coupt our grief will not wreep over this slaughter I coat without the lining ... on to pay. directly and indirectly, the j Far more than we consider their of lhe fox population. They are the proper care Hon's share of the cost, but they ; relief too expensive to entertain as lhe OBDEB FOB'FVBUCATIOM bitter days, just button in the Statefof MiehiranXTha Pr would have job-holding uplifters Whom the Great Reaper gathers guests of the county. There will washinc! extra warmth! From 12 to 20. ; be a lot more chickens. phe"«snt' spend all the money and be responIn the xheaf. sible only to a state commission at I No more to know the season's con- and other game birds, as well as Lansing. | stanl change; more feathered friends of all Kinds, We already know what that would And we forget that it means only because 212 foxes have been slain. Grand choice There are plenty of them left. mean. We had that kind of a set“— of rich, warm The records from which all the relief 1hand-outa. Life J°>'- P«»«- rc8t nnd up once—-liberal E-—1 ..E.j ----->------- .-j— -» —u glory rife; above statistics were gathered are fall color* and with little knowledge of the ■-bock-----ground in individual cases There Th® victory won. and ended all in the county clerk’s office. And was no attempt to secure repayrnent from recipients, when they! owned property enough, as many did. to repay the county. That was . true also in cases where those who were given aid owned no property, but had near relatives who. under the law. were responsible for their care. No attempt was made to collecl from relatives who could and ’ should have paid. Not knowing | conditions, relief was given to some folks who could and should have cared for themselves. It was not difficult for such persons to con­ vince themselves that It was easier to be leeches on society than to earn their own living. Is there any reason why the peo­ ple of Barry county should give Sleek and Tanned-Look I ng far Sammer Wear! food, clothing and shelter or fur­ . nlsh medical relief fur persons who own property enough to pay for It? Is it fair to the. people of this or Designed to give you the fashionable M/> of any county that it be requited to boreleg look! Rica Sun. Rio Tan. Mexi Z g*|C furnish the necessaries of life to Beige! ■ ” persons having near relatives who. under the law. are charged with the duty of caring for such needy Best for your Wartime Bl liars! ones, and who own property enough so they eould do It? To demonstrate why the clamor ‘ for a return to state control should not be heeded, we will give some verifiable figures, furnished us by Clarence Mater, a member of the Barry county welfare commission, which will prove the ben«fil*. of county control. The figures are Splendid broad­ for 10 months of lhe present fl«- ' cloths and madras cal year of the commission, which begins Octqber 1 each year. The p r o p o rtlonately The most popular coot of this sea­ ten months cover the period up to and including July 31. 1943 In fitted and Sanfor­ son . . . and growing moriK popular that ten months the Barry oounty ized'! Woven-ln every day Rich, sporty* looking welfare board received the follow­ ing repayments eld which the pattern*! fleece, trimly cut and well-tailor­ county furnished to welfare cases in and outside of the county home. ed!^ Soft velvet collar, saddle (1) Collected from residents in tiie shoulders! Smart fall coloril County Home, or from their near relatives, in cash’...34479.08 12-20. (21 Sold real estate deeded to lhe county during the 10 months in return for aid given in welfare cases^....1331.46 FUR FABRIC COATS So Light, Warm And Comfortable! (3> Collected from patients or their near relatives charges for hospital care of sach wel­ fare cases, which had been paid by lhe County Welfare Alpaca and wool pil« commission 2.168 65 (4> House and lol deeded to county fabric deep and fur-1i*« In post 10 months for lhe Luxuriously . . . in classic casual care of a person in the with soft, fluffy cot­ Barrv County Home 1.000.00 topper style, and- other* ton plus 33 1-3% new (5> Have first mortgage on 100 with collar and closing wool for real warmth! acres of land given to strip in brilliant wool Floral* with soft Barry county, within the 10 border! Camel, brown, nude months, for the care of a person in the County Home 750 00 fawn. 10 to 18. Warm Blanket! Total receipt*. 10 months 39329.19 <«) Total cost of administra­ tion of the Barry County Welfare Commission for the 25% soft, sturdy wool, 10 months—- 4.739.79 LAY-AWAY the rest hardy cot­ (7) Exccm of receipt* over the en­ ton! Solid colors! tire cost of adinlnlsuaYOUR COAT Uori —4389 40 The overseer at lhe County Home It Will Be Paid and farm te Sam Couch. Mrs. for schc Couch has charge of the care Of lhe Home. Responsibility for the operation cf the Home and the You Need It! farm rests with the Barry county welfare commission. The com­ mission keeps a close tab on the farm and the Home. It Is Inter­ shrinkage will not exceed 1%. esting to know that, during the 10 months period, 3143339 in cash, jgrt |s £ COURT STATISTICS *“>“ l“ ^ FOR BARRY COUNTY TIRE QUOTAS FOR " AUGUST REDUCED [ FRESH COTTONS ^^^*%*%*** Pep Up Your Summer Wordrobe BRENTWOOD* FROCKS „„ STATISTICS GIVEN £. 98 STATE UPLIFTERS ASK STATE CONTROL LEGALS AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will have an auction sale on the Mell Beach farm located 5 miles north of Bedford; or 5 ■miles south and east WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1943 •■ RAYON HOSIERY Dowling, on TOWNCRAFT* DE LUXE SHIRTS Commencing at 1 o'clock HORSE Gray horse, wgt. 1700 COWS Roan cow, 5 yrs. old Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old Durham cow, 5 yrs. old Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old calf by side Durham lieifer, year old Guernsey bull, year old 2 heifer calves, 4 mos. old GRAIN Quantity of oats HARNESS One double harness and collars FARM EQUIPMENT Set dump boards Set sleighs 1.98 Spike drag Wagon Cream separator Hay rack 23 tooth drag Riding cultivator Plow, 110 Gale . 28 in. buzz saw, new Buzz rig Gasoline engine 99 Oliver plow Quantity of crates Set of double lines Neckyokes 2 Sets of Whiffletrees and eveners Corn planters Potato planters Clevis PLAN AHEAD FOR WINTER NIGHTS - AT LOW PRICES SATEEN COMFORTERS 2475 4.98 5.64 TERMS OF SALE: Cash day o f sale. Reversible $10 90 MRS. LOTTIE REACH, Prop Henry Flannery, Auctioneer E. E. Gray, Clerk if �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST B. IM] ids was a Monday dinner guest ol HENDERSHOTT I Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert j Rachel Patton, vu bom in OrangeMr and Mrs. Laron Howk. * | Mr. -and Mrs. Chas. Hendershott I Oelger and family. * Mr. and Mr*, vtlle township on Jan. 35. 1«T4, and and Ronnie Hutchins of Grand g^may guests at Lm Hub- John F. Brake spent Sunday with --- -- — ------- --- ------------------' died on Wodneeday. July U. aged Rapid* -are are spending , Rutland * Mra. Frances ' °?n Skiwin* and fam(pending ink* into week week dent of Barry county for seventy N yeara. « months and 3 day* He »un their granamou»er Mr*. Wm. ^j-nhou anu home last H>' of Portland * Mr. and Mrs years, died on Monday. July M. I had been ill but a short time. In dBy from Katemtzoo where *h at her home in Hastings Twp. Her 1907 he vas married to Mim LUdiene and Madeline Neeb spent huaband. Elmer Ingram, a proml- ; Ilan Haxen. who died in 1836. In Mnaumui <» 1„ u« 1M Oruxl lurtd. w.™ oundw “J-IuT*uS Mrl. iSd ----- ------------ - Mra. Edith B*ciiial Sunday in Lansing * Callen at aent Hasting* Twp. farmer, pre- 11934. he was married to Mrs. Mardestruction of German >ocom>>ndnural in charge of the naval for- er* at the home* of Mr. and Mr*. Jj«cCaji of Mid<LeviUe» * Mr ana of of Hastings Hastings ape spent last week with Emtr Scott's Sunday forenoon were coded her in death several years , garet Lawrence of Auguste who t and rolling stock. Modern, cta nor the general In charge of the Alien pun and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mrs. Oeo. brownsU and Mrs. Roo- h-r her AanahUr daughter. ai Mrs Ronald Haynes, Mr. and Mn. Carl Scott of Laka 3io. Surviving are a daughter. Mrs. . survive* He also leaves a broth­ hanised armie* need unbelievforce* knew exactly what the . K ..Jup.. w.^^ert Campbell of Flint spent nun­ also visiting Mra Franc** Hender­ Odessa. Joseph Scott and Floyd race Benham and a son. Glen er. Howard, of Muaoute. Mon'. shott and al Ernest Haynea. A Mr. and Ronald Neeb volume* of supplies which put olher waa doing. __ w*._w o* uj.v- aay wnn *•«. and Mr* ciaud WaiIngram, of HaaUngx; also four and a step-daughter, Mr* Hu:h irs strain* an all forms of trans• « . ion. w mt arm Mranunn, and Mr* Ronald Haynes attended grandchildren and one great-grand Schoolcraft of Battle Creek. Al Ji. bgt. uiaytou. oarolo and Dor- the Eaton family reunion at Thorn­ ASSYRIA particularly the railroads child. Funeral services were con- the time of his death, Mr. patlon in .nv you d *ay Pearl Harbor couldn't u* ouiy were ounoay dinner gussu of apple lake on Sunday. * Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Floyd Randall spent ducted by the Rev. 8- Conger Hath- I was a trustee of the Delton O>•B* backbone of any (S evident that even lhe Jap- " inc formers M*u:r ana nusoana. Mrs. A. C. Clark vtslicd his brother Sunday with hi* brother Frank awav on Thursday, at 3:00 P. M . operative Creamery Co. and the apply *y*t«m.. Germany. ”* ,nwc w*re unprepared to follow up Mr. and Mrs. A- D. Rietberg, also Calvin near Durand over ths week­ Randall and family of Athena. * at the Walldorff funeral home and Delton Telephone Co. The Rev. ' aaunentatora----------claim,began beganthe U war lhr lkn:Jj;r tjiey dld ou-.u-y end * Mr and Mrs Ed. Sent* of Mis* Lula Thomas, a teacher in called on Mr and Mrs. Yonker and transport in a rauier (K , leadersnlof Nitwvm v“ with Mr. and Mra. Ernie Lansing and mother. Mrs Kate Interment was in Riverside ccme- D. W. Robinson officiated at lhe the Nippon<->n«irtn-tcquldn t be­ Mau Finkbetner in lhe evening. Hastings, tcry.----------------------------------------------------- । funeral *rrviccs on Saturday ofterMatteson tfft Saturday for a vaca­ repair, a fact which lieve it either. a Mr*. Alvin Helrlgie 01 Irving ana tion at Bau lake near Peacock. Thomas called at the home of her noon at the Henton funeral home daughter, Mrs. Keith Marlow ol Michigan. * Sunday dinner guest* cousin. Mrs Elv* Case and husband MISS NELLlf DRYER lonal military leaders. But Hiller Canton called on Mrs. John rioc- at Albert Brill* were Mr and Mrs. Sunday. * Larry Randall returned DIES Htjory may show that Japan 'vlile rug u DIESUNEXPECTEDLY UNEXPECTEDLY v“*ccemetery. ccmciary. nn Friday from Leila hospital where 1dnT count on fighting the type , vcnalr at Pennock hospital Monaay Otis DeMoti from the Gregory dis­ nr on lhe greatest naval victory of »u ■uomiiiea io an wnsuectomy. 1 Miss Nellie Dryer. aged 63. I _u»'i*i * submitted to an tonjdlectomy. rar he is up against today. Extend- lime and yet lost one of the greataiterooon. • Mr*. Alien Hah rr- trict and Richard De Mott- of Haa- he He occupied a room with his cousin, daughter of lhe late Mr. and Mrs J*"*"’ Of WEl.l. . ceived ^vord of, Ute death of John Ungs. Afternoon callers were Mr rnd supply lines are putting an In-, Tommy *Roier» who was ’nunrtrw'a . Virgil ...... Dryer; —died ..... — ... ------» -----------------------------------a , unexpectedly al KNOWN DELTON MAN ' Mciver^hi'Bouon. Mass. Mr*. Mc­ and Mr* Clinton Lahr and Mrs. oierable burden on Nazi rail trans­ bor. n— ,1 her home Kmwa nA * •» nn f . r l.lv...-, w-. 11 V, broken arm. * Miss Bertha Miller on Ufll.nn Wilson Ave., on . D. Peter Leinaar. a well known reolIver is known in this community Bertha Kuhns of Hastings. mit and lhe daily toll o( locomocame Saturday to spend lhe rest Thuraday afternoon. July 39. She dent of lhe Delton •lion community, >u. « 1 *a Olive Nye a niece of Mrs. Fish. ive* damaged and injured by Allied ?! • ‘ ft. h 7... l P 0ll l er ' * “ born ln H °P* towmHp. but for pa**ed away on Thursday at Li.; his If she had come prepared to nauuo ana mice oru,* Mias in* Olmstead of Grand PLEASANT VALLEY Mr*. Willard C**e. Mias Miller has . the paat ten year* had operated a fimne. at the age of 83. He was ircrafl U causing a further paraly- follow up her air attack with powerK!“U£J«M eWv^!2 ’.‘ft , --• Miss B* ®1 Motc employment »**n extension at K*lKa '*mall grocery In lhe first ward. | bom Aug. 11. 1859. in Wisconsin. i m naauhaa anmuay on R*P»«i» bs spending a tew pays with -01 .................... " taktog ' "" work •t Mrs Harold Yoder and Bl the AO gpark p|U< facUiry ln ainaxoo Bute College. * Mr. Mai -—- --------- -- — — --- — vuauiv-*. m unuiu nuvua. MIL «u- I • ------ — u- Mar- 4 surviving are three sisters. MU* !SundVuia Surviving are hl» hla wife. wife, Harriet; a io do later at Midway. Pearl Haryvixxl*. uaugulci'* xauiouiy ai.u family. * llie L.«. Townsend .— •*. i<jnia * Mr. and meeting Mrs w.v.n Duane Gray ble «nd daughter made a trip i -----------* A* Peart DO“ and Mra, Birdie Cole. , daughter. Mrs Charles Whipple. : All of thia, of course, U interest- bor would probably have been over- 4M«ij u<u.c were III ui UUUIU Oiana lUl^dU 1 wU t> of Lake Odessa Grand Haven on Satutdav Saturday. * Mr*. Mr _„_a were Friday dinner Grand nasUng*, and Mra. bar! Archer. I Kalamazoo: four son*. Ebbic. Harry JM.L' WCIC -----‘ 00.. held .Id Friday , .--- ' night. 7.........Aug. .b isrywculaUon which doesn't prove whelmed since the air blitz was io iuv —, on ousuiu»a. . aa a«*. ,h lhc " O'"' building with a pot <uck guests of Mr. and Mrs John F. Lena Coy has been in Battle Creek . ucauay *~i rfa brothers Luther -- ------‘'-Sr..urotners. launer. - spent — - -inc -weekend ------ - wnn raupper. supper. A program is being ar­ Brake. Duane leave* for tiie Navy lu^t of last week caring for her completely devastating. But Ute ' cu. Cuau . M, ...d u,. x„h„wld«u«bt« .nd lnl.nl bom io MrBUTSWirIS , EWtonT Japanese had planned Pear) Harbor ana Mr*, u. W. Doty ana lam- ranged. Everybody Invited to come , ? The aenslble tiling for us to do is to merely as a glancing side blow to “Y “» Dame Crecx. an. Cuau* imj. a Tech. Sgt. Clayton Bunn ar- ,-------funeral waa-taeld al the Walldorff “Hasting*: rived home on furlough but Wed- .nlglrt and funeral' honif- Saturday at three ' Ham of D prepare for a long, hard war and wh£ keep Singapore the American fleetPiUHp&nes In place vmPtuymini there, w nowaru oiinu- Kr/n°t, and the ‘Sr. 'LVxd Mn. Chartra pet not be caught napping tas we The cooperative church end school " Grand Rapid* and the Rev. at the Henton funeral home in were at the conclusion of World «re were stormed. The Mid,™ soldier, ol of th. Ute t ^w.e- :Bunn. _____ Harold _______________________ and Dorothy, ui__4 called on Fm.-rv Kime's and Vincent . W IrSmlSTSu te rSSsuSiiy. X 1 S«b H. D.W oIIlCUM. Inter- Ddu.n SMura.v. Jul, IL lhe the Delton on on Saturday. July 31. w., I> in the event of a sudden Rising Sun weren't alert enough lana a„a 6pvU; bun. years of army service. * Mr. and and Mr* Jay Blough and Billie of. m*t 8 at the Briggs churcn. All' “'Mlt In Riverside cemetery. Rev Victor Jones officiating. In­ 'to 'follow - — ‘ up a- stunning and -un­ oav vvcuing WIUI Mr uia Mrs> | Mrs. Geo. Hitman of HaAung* were terment in the Cedar Creek ceme­ Freeport called on Mr and Mn are welocme. ; * • *-------------expected advantage. I trank Miuer ami family ui Noun Bunday afternoon callers of Mr Clarence Kime Sunday. ♦ Mr and tery. ----------------- «* * .SHORT ILLNE88 irvuig. a Ead oralis tra* left Um- I* p- *• Mr* Vaughn Geiger and David o' - Have just finished reading an PAY FOR IT IN ADVANCE— RESULTS IN DEATH Excellent current history of AmeriCasey believes that Midway will versny hoapiiai ana b convalescing 9; Ruebcn Fish of Camp Rucker, Remus spent Saturday night and —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDSBUY WAR BONDS | Bert Patton, son of Frank P. and •aa Naval operations in the Pacific rank as one of the decisive naval at me home of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- A1* - arrived unexpectedly Monday from Pearl Harbor to Midway by engagemenu of all history. If rara Austin* oi Hnsatieid. a bun- morning for a 15-day furlaugh vtsday guest* of Mr. ana Mr*. Warren »•'’« hl* parent* Mr. and Mr*, Robert Casey, noted journalist and Japan had won. not only Midway buxraner were Mr. ana Mr*. E. u. ! Allen Fish and other relatives and foreign correspondent. but aL’o the Hawaiian Islands would oonnson ana aaugnter rans and I friends. * P. F. C. Elwood Yoder have fallen and the United Stales ira.ueu c. «iiirt.a.ey irorn Uranu Camp Gurdon.Ga.. b spending j The story is a fantastic one with would have been farced into a de­ Itapias. Herocn passed nis dratl {* furlough with his par­ examinations m and and .------------------------------Mr*. Harold Yoder me unreal qualities of Alice In fensive fight from her own main- cmuuumimuus >u lis» waiting wmium a call. van. । ent*. Mr. —— land. >u. uuMbu, Instead, <iuwc>v*. however, nw the uiui.41 much ■ Miss c.iMmc aJainc Kaufiman. Kaufimaii. Marion Manon bnd hnd family. faniily * Mrs. Gall Lightfoot Wonderland. Given ail lhe facte. mu ■ . ■___ j _ » __ * j __ ■. « ____ I .i ---------------------------------. .. : niiHrrwnnt a snrreKKinl successful eolter Koller mvoi>& wou)d say that Pearl Harbor weaker American force dealt Japan I itmiroacra-r and tuupii i4'c..ironi underwent u idn't have happened Presenton • crushing blow—not comparable to Ypsilanti and Burton Kauffman, i eraUon at lhe hospital in Buttle damage Japan did us at Pearl ■ local, spent Saturday evening witn IJ?!0*“* the Island were ali the necessary the Harbor rxrhapT but enough 'of a •'»* »nu Mrs. raul Thompson and d** bv ambulance^ A few friends freapons for t a successful defense f; .' *2 ‘ 1 . Ltmiiv at Manic , ° cirnve Mrrs and gatnerro*c- w * “ “ “ ■ of ed Aunt at herNancy home Downing to helu her celemanned by well-trained men who blow to break her expanding of- , i;™ *l and famiy g birthday Several were certainly anything but cow- fensive force .-.nd to permit the U. S , “ e irds. A series of warnings had Navy to dictate the time, place and | ------ - — games were „i-vnd played, afiar after whteh which a R. S. T VALID THROUGH SEPTEMBER 20fh oI calcdo'nla. * Caroiyn Ev- lunch of lemonade and wafer* were been sent by the state department; IMluUUoiui of future engagements Furthermorc. al Midway, the back- \r#on u spending a few day* with served, and glfu and card* were in the vicinity of Pearl Har- bone of Japanese aircraft carrier I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skinner of given her to wish her many more ANN PAGE PEANUT strength was broken, thus forcing > Hasting*. * Hcnnine Higbee of birthdays * Rev. and Mrs. J. W. JUNKET |Mk and one had actually been her to change a mode of attack otl Cheatmng sjient Friday nignt with McCue spent Thursday and Fri­ Nr. and Mrs. L. D. Lester. * Mr. day at Gull lake visiting their Sunk by an American destroyer which she had relied heavily. • • • and Mrs Jay Blough were Sunday daughter* and families. Mr and the day before a Japanese air I r».l H.«« U -ouieUHn. STS Mrs. Ralph At lee and Mr. ahd Mrs. gquadrons hit; the approaching Burl Albertson, also their son. Lin­ Japanese plane* were detected 130 than a monument to Japanese Mr, Ira BJOUj5h or Alto 8un<Uy. den McCue of Detroit, who arc mite* away but the informatlun was trwrchery-IC stand* as n warning * Mr and Mrs. CurtLs Cable and npendliig tiie week tin-re also. * PKG. 149 PRICL5 LOWhHtu!! dismissed by a superior officer on to a stiff-necked sort of hostility daughter Ilenc accompanied bv Mr. Mr and Mr* Ralph Davis and the assumption that it was prob- which prevented’perfect co-opera- I andx,Mrs. C. C- Cable of Grand son Bobbv of Midland and Mr. ably a flight of American transport lion between two imixrrtanf. Rapids were Sunday afternoon cal- and Mrs. William Walt were Sun­ --hlane* from the mainland; in face brancl»e.' of our armed services; jlcr' at lhc Thompson-Fry home, dav afternoon callers at lhe home HONEY BRAND NECTAR—INDIA CEYLON of Rev and Mrs E B Griffin Of obviously growing teruuiu in Hie stiff-necked blundering which al- *‘,0»»nFi*U of Grand Rapids call- * Rev and Mrs E B Griffin spent U<1 n< thA war zm ru>r i 1 >™ Mrs. *Joiui diplomatic relations between Japan * ,.^^.,.1 “«»Oi'Mr SundayMid morning. Mr. Flsn and last Thursday at the Barnaby Me­ •nd America, and the generally ac­ 1M1 and* mhJht Put us in equal c L Henney attended the morial Park. Sunfield. vnnr future time If the Henney reunion held at .Lake ... Odes „ . ­ cepted knowledge that Japan would dancer danger at some time, if Methodist Church possibly attack without warning as I same sort of thing is ever tolerat­ sa Lake Sunday. About 60 were in Rev. J. W. McCue. Pastor »he had so many times before in ed again. 10 00 Morning worship. IVW M 12-02. 5 attendance. * Sunday callers of PKG. I W Iter history, a condition, of "alert” । Mr. and Mrs. fester Miller of ■ Th™:: Theme: "Our debt to God.” CAN W ■ POINTS Campbell were Rev. and Mrs. 11:00 Sunday school, classes for Si a* ordered at Hlckam field which Home In the Antarctic aU ages. ' Blaine Snyder.* Mr. and Mrs. ordered the planes should l>c ; Hie emperor penquin nests and A IGO QUAKE* 8:00 Song service on church lawn. 1 Harold Skinner and baby of Bat ­ rears its young during the long ready for combat duly on FOUR CORN STARCH Several musical number* will be >*&: 8c MUFFETS Fits. Sc HOURS NOTICE!; in spite of the night of lhe Antarctic winter in a tle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. temperature that reaches 80 de- Tinkler and fainilv of Has limp; featured in this service. FtENCHJ lessons taught during typical ' gret-s below Fahrenheit and never spent Saturday right and Sunday £»♦»» fINER, FRESHER coz. 11. 8:00 Tuesday evening choir re­ BIRD SEED BEEF EXTRACT blitz attacks In Poland and France. ' gets above zero. «G. 12c hearsal . with Mr and Mrs. Earl Everson Sunday school picnic August 12th 1 ARMOUR'S and family. * Mr. and Mrs. Joe (1 FOINTt) •• at Fallaaburg P«TlcrEx»well. ■ Kauffman spent sundav at Jor- «i mnasourg uarx. UMfeii, nauuman । HOI TOMALES BAKING FOWDER 2 Lbs. 9c uoz. ctAij ZIC 2 Lbs. l-..til meet n.... With Mrs. don Lake in Lake Odessa. * Drir- j U w’ 6. C. -o "3. Svill WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Wednesday. 1 , lene Wieland mis* spending several Howard Thajrr • .M.a.r on Wednesday. (i roiNuj qq. PICKLING SPICE days with her aunt. Mrs Gordon ' August llth< For transportation 7c PORK LOAF ii oz. can J7C Stahl and family of Logan. * Mrs. ; meet at Endres store. lirrOHSNpODlE MOUIltS Doris m™, n«H. Piper of Battle cCreek —u --------spent church of lhe United Brethren In I* roiNiti w SOUP MIX 8c SNACK it OX. CAN J 01 I tiie weekend with her parents Mr Christ i and Mrs. Virgil Woods and family. * GIANDMOTHElt E. B. Griffin. Pastor i Mrs. Robert Campbell of Flint was 8AKIHG SODA Phone 491 FABLE SALT 10 .% 18c 7c a Sunday aftenuxm caller of Mr. Freeport and Pleasant and Mrs Fred Kunde and family Valley Churches ROCK FOWL * Teddy Walton and Bill Vander­ The eighty-second .session of the. male spent the weekend at Gun Michigan Annual Conference will •lake. * Mr and Mrs M P Schnei­ convene at the Barnaby Memorial 1 der of near Alto were Sunday af­ Park. Sunfield. Michigan, August i FRESH—UUILKAJK OUTDOOR r-KtbH ternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs 4, Central War Time. SUGAR CURED—ANY SIZE PIECE D. R. Clinton. * Mr. and Mrs Clare Morning sessions will begin n> ' I Basnelt and family of North Irving 8:30; afternoon sessions at 1:30 spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. and evening servies at 8:15. I Geo. Bassett. Delbert, who has Wednesday evening speaker. BlsIjeen spending the oast week willy Ivon W. E. Musgrave. D. D. Hunt­ hLs grandparents, returned to-4^1 ington. Ind. . -| SWIFTS PREMIUM homo a Mrs Ethel Hess of Has­ Friday evenlrlg speaker. Rev. Q. LB. tings last .. week with her u .I..-. spent « Fleming. Huntington. Huntington. Indiana. Indiana — - t. - McBd -- .• *- uMyrtl --r‘■ D.B*turdav c,au 5. evening sprokcr. nrrslEverson Lx ■ Mr wl'hi'lrF>l Elmer Becker D D HuntingMr and Mrs. Harold Skinner at I'ton ton Colleen 1 College. FRESH-HOME GROWN Battle Creek. * Mr and Mrs Lee j Sundav services. ARMOUR'S STAR 1 Hutchins and family of Grand 9: 30 A. M. Fellowship service. Rapids spent Bunday with Mr*. Rev. s S. Cox LGE. Wm. Hutchins. * Mr. and Mrs BCH. 10: 15 Sermon. Bishop W. E MusMax Snvder were Sundav guests of Mr and Mrs. Burdette Wilson of 2(00 I* M. Service in charge of U. S. 5. NO. I—COBBLERS *. A. —B Middleville w Mrs Carl Livtng- ennrertfice Board of Christian Edu­ ston wiUi Mrs. Walter Livingston cation. Address. Dr Elmer Becker. of Clarksville called on Mr. and The opening •S'rvlee of the ramp i Mr*. Rav Wieland and family meeting will be In charge of Rev. FAN READY I Thursday evening * Mr and Mrs C Arthur Blackmore of Erie Pa., Merle Campbell and family of Rev Franklin Norris of Green­ Hastings spent Sunday Kith the and FRESH—OUTDOOR field. Ohio Jattera parents. Mr and Mrs Lean The services will continue through . Karther Donna Jean remained (or August 13. la few day* * Mr. and .Mrs Keith EA. DRESSED ■ I Durkee and family of Woodland MARTI5P CORNERS spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs We are glad to report that Mr*. Adam Endres. * Mr. and Mrs F Anna Endsley was able to be MICHIGAN • 1 C. Tlbbcrer spent from Sundav un­ brought l<b her home near Coats til Thursday of last-week with rel­ Grove from Pennock hospital lust LGE. atives at Kingsley. * Miss Font week We hope she will soon be able BCH. jWhertcr of Grand Rapids spent to get alxiut'again * Mr and Mr* ^}\Qm ike Sunday afternoon and night as J. E Mattoon uHHaxilngs and Mr* .guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rauh. 1-enna Murphy of Scnttevillc were SILVERIROOK ‘ LARGE-JUICY—SEEDLESS t and attended the evening services Sunday dinner guests of M?. and at the Methodist church. * Mr. Mrs Orr Fisher Mrs. Murphy'* (10 POINTS) sister. Mr*. Effie Wheeler I-ehman and Mrs Emorv Keim of Pleasant Valley and Henry Beland of Lake taught our school here over 50 WISCONSIN years. ago Mr. Mr. and and Mr-, Mrs. to-htnan Ix-htnan ---------- ----were Sunday dinner nucai* Odessa guests years.ago of Mr. and Mrs Harold Yoder and lwcre celebrating their 50th wedding (8 POINTS) family. * Mrs Burdette Wilson Of , annlvrrMar>' Sunday. * William KEYKO Middlevillr spent* the weekend with "nd George Gillespie were her sLster. Mrs. Max Snyder * Mr ?} Harl‘VS P“5! *eek “,tcr berries and Mrs. Donald Walton were Sun- ?Ir O«l“P‘e “nd son rc(4 POINTS) dav guests of the latter's grand-'^rn.*?J t0I^’5lr hlmc‘n Chi!‘,f*U,n' parents. Mr and Mrs. Wesley .S Y?- JY>d“'* * James Tyler of " 5 un..d.*.y ......... . ~ । Blough uiuukii * w Helen rieien Moore sioore ha* nas been twen 1' W,T .. dtan? r „ .— •WHITEHOUSE EVAFO3A7ED **• .... ill .n with asthma " ... ‘ for the l^ : cal ler er . at Orr seriously °rr and “"d Alfred wuh. HUNT CLUB Ted Burtance^of Oreenvine^cMled d°“e Irnm cnn,p for thre*,C°r ,«'1' l£m°o8W"’ all available military* aircraft ””””~~—~~' guarding Pearl Harbor were con- CDCCDADT oa fields and duck* lined | K L L I U l\ •I r I I V B\ i ry *. । eentrated ar(f, rJy* few roi»-*itiing 1 1 ' 1 ■ ------ yp . .,7^2 :-----------------------------------------onUnued from Page 1. Boo. 1.) cJmTVm Umllaxb ronX *nd oi HE ANN TORIALS I .'XT'S !S.n»£'»• t^bX 7! Sia V s S1 FfiSS HIHR1-QUtl Sf T RfDfE*? REV. G. I I Methodist Chur full week. Hei 6rounds on lhe . will draw led tiie Stale at 16us parto of th I The Campmr [especially urgir any intrusion Hastings and i [vantage of thri [the Camp in vli line rationing. will ba found bj CHURC BLUE STAMPS ARE VALID NOW I r I E I I I ' BUTTER it? PARTY LOAF TABIETS 31 * JAVA TEA W .18* YOU can drink all THE COFFEE YOU WANT! "■2122c ' 41c 47c 51c A&P COFFEE! The annual c I JEFFERSON S Conference A Camp Meelt Barnaby Memo cast of Sun fie represent Jette delegate. No St church until . the regular pra 1 held Wed. even FIRST CHUI Corner Church Subject: "Spl Sunday sen ! Wednesday7:45 pm. Reading root rr FOR S VirtroU. < Antique V DINING I HITCHES BED ROC and coll » MIHCELL /I & P SujieA. fti^tit Meat Qet “ 39“ SLAB BACON "" 31c SLICED BACON" 40c PORK SAUSAGE1"0™ 35‘ 'UitamuiA. Natu/iattq. 1146 TOMATOES 19‘ CARROTS POTATOES r / .• 1559° If you need a New Jailor Made Suit we can show you a new complete assortment of All Wool Fabrics. 35°o to RIVER HERRING 10° FRESH WHITEFISH 17‘ CUCUMBERS CELERY 55oo Custom Tailored By J. L. Taylor & Co. Our tailoring line for 23 years. We absolutely guarantee a fit or no sale Waters Clothes Shop Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy 47C 32c 23c 1 KMSr mJ'"1!daughter , ' ■S'’ !past “"•'«• nemiic ciosson and week GraSri’ BeX^sto1 Grand Rapids and Miss Betty Sis­ son of mins were in Caledonia. Caledonia. ?a.t,Ur,cV‘y. c'Tn‘n« * Mr-. and-Mr* T H Walters of Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and MF' wm. CFakcs. Other afternoon rollers were Mr and «»•*Mrs feAvcm Lavem ......... begar of Grand Rapids * Tech Sgt Clayton Bunn. Mrs Chas Bunn and Dorothy were In Bat­ t e Creek Saturday. * Pfc Elwood • Oder and pfc Ruebcn Fish were tn Grand Rapids Monday after­ . noon * Mr and Mrs Marvin Thairr and son Kri’h *n—.t Sundav afternoon with Mrs Wm. Hutch­ ins * Mr and Mrs. Claud Walton were in Grand Rapids last Wed­ nesday on business. * Mr and Mrs Fred Cool of Pleasant* Valley and Mr and Mrs. Frank Hnus of Woodland were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr and Mrs J. D Cool • M's tvr. Wheels of Grand Rapv Oleite DOG FOOD K percan) "— 5 - 42' Mil miLii with Mrs Aenmi Rami* * Mrs. Millie Fisher spent Friday ■ US. MAXES 11 LBS. WHEN MOISTURE IS IESTO1ED i of last week at her brother William Cogswell's on the Center road. ---------- ------- — ■ ■ I, ■HIICHtO Ifrll 7 OPtN FRI. AND SAT. EVENINGS I DUNHAM DISTRICT ML« Joan Hill HUI spent .pent last week wt« ax .. | MLu .u. - -----------i in -KueM In the home of--r Mrandand Mrs Mylo Hill In Nashville. * The LOAVES ice crcaim sceiarat’the'schwlhouii held Saturday evening by therL.-A. S was attended by so large a crowd Uiat the supply of ice cream was ex.ha usted before all wtere nerved * Mr and Mrs. Llnnl Harding and Mrs Eva Fonda of Battle Creek spent the weekend at Bert Hard­ ing's * Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mey­ ers of Glenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Jar < ttrauitue > Labadle and family and Mr. and Mrs , Merrill Dunkelberger and COOL SOFT ‘ JL PKGS. O C children visited at George Ball's Sunday. * Mr and Mrs Leon FLAVORS DRINK V A Stanton and daughters of Alexan­ dria, Virginia, were guests for sup- i per Friday of Mr. and Mrs Claud I THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPaHV Hoffman. A‘P MARVEL RYE BREAD WHEAT 29° HOME STYLE VIENNA Ml 6-52° BUY WAR BONDS FOR AU lhe at 15‘ 45c BUHER MILD CHEESE MARGARINE 01 35 truek plat RUILE'S »<0 BOMBS . FLA-VOR-AID KITCHEN FATS ARE NEEDED .ru* mubitiobs i' •oyi 1 �Tin HASTINGS BANNEB, THUBSDAT, AUGUST S, IMS HE ANNUAL CAMP MEETING AT PENNOCK'S GROVE WILL RE HELO AUGUST 15 TO 22. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH rv. Don M aunt, Ractec communion *1 I am. Momshlp and sermon by th*RM> s afternoon^ August 8. at 4:80 (MICHIGAN UNITED WAR lered With maple*. It would FUND. INC., PRESENTS PLAN gj*r hundred and twenty five cost dol­ lars. almost ■ fortune in Hmm pioneer dags. Two netahbocs were each asked to go halves." But the risk wm too great and ttor *W- that this dedication ! REV. G. E. FAILING PROF. W. R. HALLMAN Potato Blight Strikes At Crops The annual campmeettng cf the tenting or parking space U pro­ Michigan— Ecnferemt Wesleyan vided. A modern sanitary system, Methodist Church, will begin Sun­ (pacious dining hall, dormitory day. Augur*. 15 and continue for a rooms, a store on lhe grounds, full week. Held la the beautiful tlectrlcil/ and running water make It an Ideal place to come. grounds on the CampCHOUnd Road, The Camp worker* arc of the it will draw visitors from all parts of the State- and many from var- best Prof W. R. Hallman of Cas­ cade College. Portland. Oregon., will llous parts of the United Stulc-t. be In charge of music and singing, The Campmeeting committee is you will want to hear his solo work especially urging the residents of and will appreciate his leading. any Intrusion of the mob. They Rev. D. E Wil»on of Birmlngton. Hastings and vicinity to take ad­ vantage of their clow- proxlmjly to N. Y. widely known thruout tee Ithe Camp in view of tire and Raso- States and Canada for his Evangel­ |llne rationing. A hearty welcome istic work, will have charge of the will be found by all who come. Free morning Bible study and will also CHURCHES HOW ONE CROP OF MAPLE SUGAR PAID FOR 80 ACRES OF 05158726 open Wendcsday and Saturday from 3 to 5 pm. ___________ BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school at 10 o'clock. JEFFERSON ST. U. B. CHURCH Divine services at 11 o'clockjerinon bv pastor Conference Aug. 4-8. Evening meeting al 7:30. Subject, Camp Meeltlng Aug. 8-15. at Barnaby Memorial Park, norihand second .sermon on "The New Birth „ east of Sunfield. Chas. King will or Being Born Again.” Tuesday nights B.Y.P.U.. t” , represent Jefferson St. Church as delegate. No Sunday service at tills joung people Invited, meeting at church until Aug. 22nd. however church at 7:30. Wednesday night prayer meeting the regular prayer meetings will be held W«d. evenings. Aug. 4. 11. 18th. and teaching of the Sundav school lesson al tire church at 7:30. Wednesday afternoon. Aug. 11. FIRST CHURCH OP’ CHRIST. the ItedlM' J O T. Missionary BodeSCIENTIST Corner Church and Center Street’1 ty will meet. Place to be announced later. . Subject: "Spirit.” Sunday service 11 un. ' Wednesday evening service nt i PM8BYTERIAN CHURCH 7:45 pm. August 8th. al 10:30 Reading room' In clniieh edifice | Revr Uason Sharpe, of Ghlcngo. *n,’: j FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE DINING ROOM: Table, buffet and 6 chalm. China Cabinet. BED ROOM: i»«w CONFERENCE TO I ANNUAL CONVENE NEXT WEEK LIVING ROOM: Upholstered Suite, Sparton Radio. Console Vlelrola. Combination Bookcase and Desk. Sofa Table. Lamp*. Antique Walnut Chair, 9 x 12 rug. KITCHEN: A representative county group have terday that my father returned been asked to attend to near John from hit unsuccessful visit to these vlile. neighbors. t from the Michigan Agricul- J -®u, v was toint u 1 College earning funds dur- I c< co'.iexc tee tew of , reaentatlve^of v. w«. tee organization, dls"Well buy it ourselves and do It Oury. will each speax briefly. All cuss the function of the United alone. the winter vacation. jor an order that 'was Esther," he said to my i Interested persons are urged to at­ War Fund. T hough father wm *lw*y« * ho*; । come national and tai mother and. wifellkc. she assented. tend. man. I -ry was * a bit surprtMd suroriaed ravoiuUorJxing ■ ----------------M | Its primary purpose is .ojUflal "There's a thousand maple trees pllable recognition of legitimate war on that eighty, and I can make to note lhe eagerness with which well a* tea materials FIRST METHODIST agency with one financial drive for buckets enough thia winter to tap he urged the stranger, John Porter CHURCH SERVICES all groups. Those groups included them all, besides the three hun- to spend lhe night with us. It Hasting* MeLhodlsto will have Ute In tec United War Fund are; U. 8. dred wc already have." And he ■—- -------------------------------------- ------------1 of B coite-. .tudant. privilege of hearing Dr. A. F. Way. O, United Seamen* Service. War older kind had been ctevotad to one ot the former pasters of the Prisoners'Aid. Russian War Rellet. €now h. started ' "II Uw,n H**1 we heard for the clawlc* and to deductive re*^hhjheflrstsnow he startea Qf guch First Methodist church, on Sunday. United China Relief. British War rUh Tlute .»» agricultural college, though thl* covety. fur'll tookedVipun1 Um world Aug. 8. at ten o'clock A- M. Dr. Way. Relief. Greek War Relief A**oc . PciB\rr he riiunwd' Jlth airfad wlf w“ ltM th*n r°rtY *w*y- i ha* served for yean as superin­ 11*11 w*r Relief French Relief Fund. auout us with a view to * MM* tendent of Bronson hospital in Kal­ United Yugoslav Relief Fund. Bel- days later he returnea witn a loau “That's the tdace for you. my boy," r.cquainUnse with, and * beUa* w.)ted my father next morning. amazoo. retired In June and al lhe gtan War Relief Society. United of stevc bolts and head.ng^ Th , *£d‘ a ch>nce- ^r such under.:anding-df. the conditlens recent session of live Michigan Con­ Czechoslovak Relief Fund Queen black asli .wale provided hoop stuff. - ht?- added -Tlmea have ference. was named M director of Wilhelmina Pund. Norwegian Re- and tee job was on. With no up hte «n«»img. ne a. ymc^m^e public relaUon* for tee hospital lief, Refugee*' Fund Trustees. U. S. shop to work In. he •set changed, ana and mey they win win cnante chance tlon out among the people, pul it the tog house 1i cnansea. Come and i«ear him next Sunday Committee for care of European bench In one end-.of liked inr day with more >et You musl B° that to work and make It useful in all ।ftS. .........™ ‘ •t* •* • *~ morning. ■ Children. rw “>"«' ■ *"d ,h*i — u» »i»n walks of life. But even 1U meat The Church School follows the ardent exponents had no coocep1 NEW DOCTOR TO OPEN morning service al 11:15 o’clock. ■'OFFICE HERE I Final transactions were completultimately rev- « ’ - ed last week In the sale of the Dr. ' Raymond Finnic home and office :to*Dr. Daniel Clark of Detroit REV. D. E. WILSON eralure. All that came much later. . . , | Dr. Clark expects to move here Iiiauc. auu u, ■■■ - —---- — Scattered Infestation* of Ute tee middle of August and "Of course I did not realise all . Then came the building my few belongings for college, al­ preach one other service during tee blight indicate aerious threat of* । about open nu his offices by lhe first of Scp- ready. of stone and mud "arches’—fur- most exactly fifty rears ago. 'Dean day or evening. the disease in the 220.000 acres of tember Davenport ’ s series of articles from norance accept* whatever M8B* Rev. a. E- Failing of Louisville. Michigan's 1943 poiaut crop. The*arrangements of the sale were naces—for the 16-foot boilers, made 4 ■ ‘V— -~ .it* way. new or old. with equal tnat the llruhop twenty miles away. ...A... Kentucky. Youth Evangelist, wtll In the l/jwer Peninsula tee late made through the Boyes Real Es­ That year he Upped a full thir­ llshed In the Country Gentleman | terest and equal amazement. Il Is ■ have charge of the Young People* blight ha* made its appearance m tate office. Jn 1928.) !<mly as I look bock upon it and "H service conducted each morning in Oakland and Wexford counties, in teen hundred trees. The season “Going to college in those days recall the Issue* even contest* inthe new tabernacle erected c*pccwas good, and at the end of it lhe tee Upper Peninsula tee blight has tel! 'been ! t^n’found te'und ' in In" Menominee, M’enominreJ'lron J back eighty had paid for itself. “It wm not the simple, direct and ex- I to which I wm ultimately drawn tn • iron I peeled thing It 1* today. Il was | the formative days later on. whan f. ! never really cost me anything, you y l*nd Delta Delta counties. counties. (and for me a great adventure, a leap I America wm really settling !U ed- , n । know." father used to Insist. Cool nights, heavy down and I -He seemed to have forgotten the In tee dark Indeed, for no uno otjucauonal policies—It wa* only then . long, cold ride* behind Kate and my relatives, friend* or acquaint- that I began to realize something young people from the ages of flf- :; favorable for spread of the blighl, Jane, the making of palls and tubs ances up to teat time had ever ' of what was involved In tee new • taen to twenty-five will be free I comments H. C. Moore, potato spe­ from daylight till eleven and chosen that mettuX of gottlng , kind of college, or how Important " guests of lhe Camp. All young peo- . cialist nt Michigan State College. a decision I had really made In twelve at night, and the boiling ready to live. pic are Invited to attend and enjoy A cut In yield can be accompanied "College In those days wm to ‘ blundering Into It. । of the sap out of doors, rain or these services. by rot In storage if widespread "What then was such a college ,;i shine. often until two In the mom- the common man Ukc a foreign damage occurs. country, a place where people went I like a half century agof I found •» Two methods of control are open to become lawyers, doctors or the Michigan Agricultural College Guest Minister. to Uic commqreial grower, the preachers. Who else "needed" an located upon a partly cleared farm . ter •> a home of his own. "The Realism of the Christian patch grower or tee Victory gard­ ■ Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) »> -j__ ..__ • <a>l___ __ —..U Ihr— .nd h.lf mllaa W •’ •would yield four or five pounds In Twice afterward the farm was Faith” ener. *— Richard Branch, eleven year old For the commercial grower- with a single season of say three weeks enlarged, once by lumbering off son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Branch, large acreage, the spraying program of active sap running, spread over a portion of tec last purchase and will again preside at the Hammond Ls recommended by Moore. ThLs perhaps six weeks of time. Our once after the lumbering days were Organ, with Chorus Choir under should have been started as a safe­ sugar bush made an average of nine over. "The fact that I helped to cut, the direction of Arthur Lower. ty measure when lhe young potato pounds which, so far as I know. I this sort of location. Foremost wm .-i ;saw.arid pile 90.000 feet of lumber plants were four to five Inches out is the-record. A Plenre in Maple Sagar from ten acres of land that had there was such * thing u an aris­ ' the conviction that an agricultural of lhe ground. Spraying with college should own and operate » HASTINGS METHODIST —.— -----— — .... ----"Nothing was clearer to my fath- . long been a sugar bush, with roads tocracy of learning, a well-guarded .-----bordeaux requires a supply of water ........ ------------3 CIRCUIT er than his need of more land— cut tergugh it In all directions, is hierarchy of the favored few. farm. Wooded lands we prefesablv near the potato fields. Rev. Bessie M. Rullson. Pastor The other method, usually used or al least of more sugar bush, some indication of lhe quantity of Hiese. especially teacher*, resented partly because they wi Preaching services at Goodwill for small acreages or patches such Just north of and adjoining his timber once contained In these any intrusion of the mob. They partly because the state and Hendershott at 10 and 11:30. ridiculed tee Idea that real men- ly fomt In 1857 when t -- >-------------— hardwood first eighty acre purchase was an­ forests. Sunday school at Martin and as those In farm or Victory, gardens, other eighty of «. tai development could be achieved * ***** * ' tAx-title — land"I —that wm gutting wood one winter consists of dusting, using a fixed Quimby at usual time. is land that had been sold for tax- afternoon with my father when a except through the traditional clas­ timber would provide wortt tor the ‘im Sumfay school board meeting at or Insoluble copper dust, already । es year after year because the or- fine-looking young fellow came sics. or teat there was any need of boys. Tiie three mites dUUnoa .-.L nfor application. Supplies of u*t are available in stores of Igtnai owner had cither died or walking down the lane and across it outsort* tea •■learned prnfaulnn* ” ■ frctu tDKILfor election of officers. feed or seed dealers or gt farm ignored his property rights and re- the fallow. "Sugar wood." retnark- They especially objected to any sary a* a — t(^ ” influences of city life." sponsibllitlc*. This eighty was cov- ■ ed the stranger. Su^ar wood in procedure that would make edu- (tee "evil1" supply warehouses. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Either the dust dr the siway, O. H. Trinkiein. Pastor Services held In the I.O.O.F. hall. according to Moore, helps control leaf hoppers which alone can re­ Green street entrance. Divine worship at 10:30 A M. The duce yields 20 to 25 per cent unless paklor will-preach on "God’s Provi­ held down by applications of spray* , or dusts. dence.” Holy communion. Sunday school at 11:30 A.M. Cabinet. Cooking Vtengiix. Metal Double bed. 51 metal bed. new mattresses MISCELLANEOUS: Door with glam panel. Circulator beat­ ing stove, antique 8 day alarm clock, Kanltary rot. mirrors, pic­ ture-. wash tube, step-ladder, carpenter's tool chest, BJ4’ x 11' truck platform rack with slakes. All the above articles for sale on and after Friday, August 6th. 413 No. Michigan Ave. FAMILY REUNION HONORS RICHARD KENYON The 102nd annual conference of HOME ON FURLOUGH the Wcalevan’Methodlsl Church will ■ Richard) Dick Kenyon who is convene Tuesday night. Aug. 10 at । home visiting his mother. Mrs. Er­ the Camngrounds at Hastings Con- i nest Kenyon and family this week, 1 fcrence President. D. T. Perrine will between three monte term periods Ereside. Reports ot all pastors will at Carnegie Tech.. Pittsburgh, e read and charges supplied with whpre he is now stationed, was pastoral appointments. Final re­ Blest of honor »i a family reunion ports of appointments will be read eld at his home ~oir Norte Michi­ on Saturday. Aug. 14. Conference gan Ave. on/Sunday. x. will be followed by Campmeeting Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kenyon and children of Skginaw. from Aug. 18-22 Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Kenyon of Lan­ HASTINGS WESLEYAN sing. Mr- and Mrs. Robert Keriyon METHODIST CHURCH and Diana. Mr. and Mrs. Vcrlint Sunday will close the fiscal year, Ransom and Judy. Callers during tee afternoon were and for the next two weeks there —«er>te'- In the church. Mr. and Mrs. Milan Drumbo of This Sunday services at the regu- Woodland. Mrs. Ines Kenyon and Miss Marjorie Kenyon of Kalama­ < . *«>rv'f*s at the zoo and\Mr. and Mr*. Howard New­ Campground 3:30 Sunday *tterI mwi.. * Rev. Chrtspell will be ton and daughter Darla. preaching at all services this week. All are invited to attend lhe serv1 ices at Camp on Aug. 15 to 23 inc. HONE MS THEATRES “Reap The Wild Wind" (tarrlug I Ray Milland Paulette Goddard. 1 John Wayne A powerful tale of men and worn-1 en who fought to keep our our seas free Ln IMO. Spectacular scenes of storms and wrecks on the sharp shoals of Key West. "Bombardier" (tarring Pal O’Brien. Randolph Scott. Anne Shirley Bringing to the screen for the first lime the inside story of Amer­ ica’s great secret weapon, the Norden.Bonislght, and how this nation came to adopt it. •The Falcon* Strikes Back” with Tom Conway. Harriet Hilliard The fifth of lhe Falcon series to dale. It has a wealth of tense drama to contrast with Its pervading hu­ mor and well concocted mystery. "I Walked wllh a Zombie" starring James Ellison, Frances Dee Dealing with the native Caribbean ! belief that the dead can be brought i back to an automaton-like life. "Indies Dey" (tarring Lnpc Velee. Eddie Albert. Patey Kelly Presenting-*'timely nnd mirthful talc of the women behind the men behind the baseball bats. A Your KITCHEN FATS can mean death to a J Jap fighter,., life to one of ours ... "The Greet Glldertleeve" xtarring Harold Peery. Jane Harwell Based on the popular radio pro­ gram of the same name, the action takes plnce In the little town of, Summerfield- where Judge Hooker Is lhe most prominent citizen. Yes, ma’am, chat's dynamite, right there in too — arid Americans on the war fronts r your frying pan! and the home front need all we can make. of the bat cf the foot You see, explosives are mostly glycerine So save those fats, and turn 'em in . . . when 7 out of W need* to make good medidne for America — ' If you pour those fats down the drain, you're wast­ ing a real war material’. Without your ba­ con' drippings, an American boy may be short one shell — one hand grenade — one rifle bullet. i But don't think those fata are purely de­ stnictive. Glycerine is used for medidne, — and glycerine comes from /</. F bad medicine for her enemies! Htrt'i Itw r« idraft ftti: 1. After every meal, strain surplus fags into a can. ’ 2. When you get a can full, sell it to your butcher. 3. Sun another can. Again, Warda bring you a real buy! Sofa and lounge chair, newly designed and built by a recognized leader in the furni­ ture industry! Plenty of room to relax, yet the lines are slim and graceful. Resilient fibcr-and-cotton filling. |NEW FOOT RELIEF "a k New I Comfort-shaped I Floral Cotton Tapestry I TWO-PIECE LIVING ROOM Down! Monthly_Paynwai SAVE NOW ON 9x13 WARDOUUM IMS D-Scholls Ww*w **•'*.;» LuPAD X QQ *T./O Chcotq from nawasl pattern* and color.! Fiord*, HxIutm and tilas. auatlOO MM 119“ Baktd-onamtl wrftxa I* wqHK- |pAIX proof, stainproof. 6xf, JLATj L*£ WWUNC M All- J.JYj..................... By f h« yard, 6wWHlfc • KXI piooioi IO cuirnoo m>J protact MOMClrt aotx. TOPS FOR TAtTIITHAT't ORANGE KIST with Other Delicious Kist Flavors I... Erery KIST Beverage, has a rich, mellow flavor that j*uat can't be beat for summer­ time enjoyment. KIST in the refrigerator is mighty handy when folks drop in. MaU( mih high M«l wX^huUmMAb: K ■ I * Um your credit to buy. anything carried In our rtoro afocki or pidwtd in our < STEBBINS & JACOBS THE MX ALL STORE HASTINGS PHONE *131 Montgomery^ �THS HASTINGS BANNFK, THUBSDAT, APGUST 5. 1*43 United Brethren Woodland and Kil­ ipiendid position for at- In France. Once, he *et a eompaa* about exhausted nnd managed :m ard Harper In lhe Village, After the takeoff, the eq patrick churches August 8 thru Authey went' to work on course and after the proper inter- contact his home field long enough —■■ ■■— flew Juit above treetop hel gust 15 because of the Conference L Mickey-------and---------hl* com- vat of time. Settled down again and to get an approximate bearing ot _ . . -w—..<»' O«r »«»* _ order to avoid the sound - --------- --- ------------------------------i *— Spitfire* attack in- --------found-------that— he wa» elHl over------------France, hit, position which waa somewhere ' Carlyle Burkie, son ... of Mr. and' and Camp Meeting at Sunfield. which had auawMi.cu stationed — across 1 panion <the Spitfire* attack W uicn Germans nau — — apuure* ecu. ;i Mi M.-j. t-MTl “ ur“** ot Woodland, who Murxie who ■• • • of Portsmouth. the channel. Just before reaching pairs whenever possible) got a An Inspection of his compass re­ Mickey said he had never uaed the employed by Flaher Body Co., Booth Woodland Church water. they climbed rapidly to , bomber In their r sights sights and and before before . waled that the mechanism hadI of the Brethren parse tiute before, but " when vou pawed hta physical exami­ r. Capt. about 15,000 feet. .Wl he broke away Capt. McPharlln McPha;--. been (damaged during the attack• ; know h " which ta nation ’ it Detroit last Monday and.| Arthur L. Dodge you are tn a plane *- n«,k,n “* Detroit last Monday and. '--------------ts: "* ai:d It wa* useler* Hit ga* was get- Duuou .o crun w.snsn 10:00 A. M. Worship and sermon. I Ou. ouurna. W PUM matter of »»“>*•« tor Arm> AU' tlrtg low—not enough to reach Eng­' bound to crash within a t 11.00 ‘A. M. Sunday school. I up a convoy and went Into a pre- -— 1_ “:. w? rz !“_ __ ■>.~ “ n., muriey u-1 US IhTSSS ’ rFku.n.i land. circular formation to give _ -« d.» i i> -------arranged circular formation to ______ give ___ wonder and get up nerve for the i Reau McMillen. Bob Bailey. Carl for the'Church school to ro .j to SadHe then had to decide whether to (Continued from Page 1. Sec 1.) > lhp J1Ipt fcclo< an *erial canopy. . « muni* nf a rounle of fly deep into France and bail out leap. Wachter. and Russell -Und are on diebag lake for a_ basket —....... dinner dinner and ar.d took the next train out of Lon- Soon they were rattacked by a for- 1 .Then Mlekev xanr “7mm Shnvl'anrt He had some difficulty getting ev­ furlough and are enjoying a visit outing, — taking a- chance that he might be; don arid were back at their station mation ot Fock-Wolfe fighters but {J?2!****'SEI? h? wtM1 M „„ home folks. icted with their God give* us six day* In which to inside of two hours—Just tn time Instead of giving chase, kept their'bebegan ev^tee aetlmi. He heard able to work hi* way hack into, erythlng net in the very restricted. —n.uon ih,u U» N.1i *Kj friendly territory or risk a landing .cockpit of the Spitfire but managed ' Sgt. Forrest Hynes, who ha* been I nulled as-av tntn the elnudi Just before he dodged into the In the channel. He decided to do, to make the leap in time. He sala stationed in Iceland for the past the day. he didn't remember pulling the no fourteen months, gave the home ^Then the real German attack cloud» but apparently no vital dam- the latter, y The last minute* of preparation came. The. fighter attack was a “Ke was doncIt so happened that he was falrlv chord or what he did with it but all folks a pleasant surprise when l.e required some Idgh-preaaure action. well acquainted with the section of, of a sudden there was a Jolt which arrived home for a twenry-day furOIDU FOB PUBLICATION Mickey's own otane wu undergoing j mere feint to draw the Spitfires 1 He set his gyro-compass for a re- France over which he found him- ■ nearly cracked hl* neck and he lough. They had .received no mail Woodland Methodist Church some repairs and he had to transfer out of position while a strong for- turn to hta home field and >n view *elf and set hta gyro in a direction looked up to find the chute open from Forrest for several weeks and I George F. Wingard, pastor He heard the plane crash with a had no idea that he was In the Unit-1 to another craft, move all of hi* mation of Junkers dive bombers Of the overcast weather which had pointing —10:00. toward England <he’. “w-h-o-a-s-h" into the water be-'ed Steles until he walked In. Eu-1 ।1 Worship । g^t jn, didn't expect much trouble. Sunday school—11:15: gear and gel adjusted to the in­ went to work on Ute convoy. hoped.) low and a few moments later he ' rout« tlon?c hl* «MP destroyed an Because they had kept their But. Instead of arriving over &>'■Junior Church—10:00. dividual pecularitles which each I7ne”jy »«‘>marine. Last Sunday a He flew until hta fuel supply wa* was In the channel, himself. formation, the R. A. F. squadron llsh countryside, he found himself Youth Fellowship—8:00 A. M. plane is likely to have. There was trouble vettina untanir. I family gathering was held In hta ? Choir rehearsal Wednesday night led from the chute and in getting f’uJinHB)1/Watered I the rubber life raft properly in2,,Sncla he w 1 ,uttoned Communion service next Sunday. wto'“111',to»'I jirt H. t™». PVw nmllnt #W«« tn. rtnnin.r ' ferred from Indlanapolta. Ind-, m Caritori Center Methodiit Church George P. Wingard, pastor h.m'a rhv“,h“^J f I California. Hl* new address is Worship—0:00 , being carried out tr> seti by the tide. * ■ p fork Proekford A S N Sunday School—10:00 I Chances cf being p.cked up in tliat ifll05366. Squadron 14.’ Army Air Kroger'* Fre,Fi Clock Pure Vegetable Shortening We Invite you to the worship event were remote. Base Santa Ana. Calif. service und Sunday School. . Finally he saw a motor boat drding some distance from him. But . Birthday Club Entertain t±. __ RlGt with frtihrouUd it apparently didn't see him and The member* of the local Birth— , started nwaV However, h* waved day Club entertained with a Theatre kotice to ckeditohs 15 Red Point* / ft AfWK*' Full c! <5«1XK«» SUPER-THIRON ENRICHED frantically with a light collapsible, party last Monday evening honoring -W <cnc* -tui.e >*aluminium tube 'part of standard the birthdays of Mrs Leta Shomo <.th<r cup’of jwr equipment on these life raftsi con- iand Mrs. Nellie Hewitt and also i talnlng a colored flag at the end honoring one of their former mem­ IxHut-DitcdCcffn. Ta and wo* both delighted and relieved ber. Mrs B«ue Hilbert, now of , i <N>)y Krotrr CvCc» ts to sre the boat turn add come back Tuscon, Arte., who is visiting here. '■ Hot-DiUd witbia ou . In his direction. Country Club or Borden'* He wm picked up and brought j __ ________ ______ ___ _____ / bcur ot 7OMU*(—«Ur» : Not Rationed I Into Portsmouth just In time to The members of the W. S. C. 8. I y jrouad for 6n»r flavor— witness a Nazi bomb attack on this Hoe Circle enjoyed a picnic dinner 1-lb PURE PAK .. V. r trtabnau —fragranoB. । Endtab Naval base. ! at the Hilbert Cottage at Saddlebag Point per caq 1 Well—that's at least a parHl | lake last Tuesday **jai BuySDycniwar.t—today! hot Ci: in . , , word description of what's really . Mrs Ellen Reisinger of York. Pa . । behind the news line—"aviator r.-> and Mrs. Maude Bates Hill of J’^vpfoadlmffapoundl ' cued after foroed descent into Eng- I Florida were welcome guests. llsh Channel." ------------Country Club '' .. FRENCH BRAND Plain or Sugared : Mickey feels that he was in luck Three Operations ' t27c । tn have made It—but a good share : Three tonsilectomles were perof that luck" was Mickey's. own | formed in Dr. Munger s office last Monday The -«-"»• patients, an all of whom characteristic abilltv to k»»n coal- ।I Monday. Ulc/ COUNTRYCLUB recoveries ORDER TOR PUBLICATION headed under pressure, which was. ।' are making fc — satisfactory * w p j were Jack Arnie of Battle Creek, lb "to put it mildly intense. Mrs Joe Kidder of Freeport und Betty LaReau of Woodland. POWERS ECHOES ENRICHED FLOUR1*^ S1.10 BUFF’S WAFFLE MIX P)g 20c Mr and Mrs. Kcnnlth Dick and Michigan Maid. 10 Points l ib. a Beasley—Murphy children of Detroit returned to Mr. and Mrs. Elba Murphy an­ Crisp delicious walflet in a jilly (Double-Mix Butter Extender, pkg. 6c) roll CountryClub ^Hsaking tested their home Saturday after spend­ nounce the marriage of thejr daugh­ NUTMEATS ng 10c . Ing .a week with her aunts, the ter. Beatrice, of Battle Creek to BEET SUGAR uu e>. 6c Misses Nell and Almira Reed, and Sgt. John O. Beasley, son of Joseph Walnuts. Pecans or Cashew* Brown Sugar, lb. 8c brother Charles Hauser. Fred Hau- C. Beflsley of Bloomington. III., Vifamized. 4 Points. ■ scr, Sr., who has been visiting at. and Mrs Edna R. Slown of Lex­ BRAN FLAKES Urgeptg. 9c PEANUT BUTTED 2 J; 55c Now the Ingenious Nazi is to make i tiie Reed home for several weeks ington. in. Counlry Club iry products ot coal. For his Embassy - finest quality 'accompanied them home. * Jack The couple were united in mar­ •ilminnl to night round, the milkman will find X Frost is attending Boy Scout camp riage at the country home of Mr., 11c KELLOGG'S u.e. CHILI DINNER m»13o th.rv.t and a miner's lamp an invaluable aid. und Mrs. Lyle Mungle of Lexington in Dhcx lake HMF Muskegon this Rice Kritpies Pop, pkg. 9c by Justice Russell R. Ward on i week * Ray Mathews of Grand COLLEGE INN. . , Rapids and Dr Fred Hauser and Thursday. July 15th. ROLLED OUS 5 £ 28c Sp'"’‘:'c±rs“ BANG-0 POPCORN can 10c Mrs Bensley wore a white military । lady friend of near Lansing were Regular ot Quick Cooking i Sunday guests of Charles Hauser suit and gloves with gold studded Yellow or White. Really pops I and the Misses Nell and Almira rust accessories and a corsage of TOASTED Wheat Germs «n 29c RITZ CRACKERS rt> etg 25c Reed. ★ Mr and Mrs Henry Frost talisman roses. 24^ lb sack the ceremony the couattended the funeral ot Will Solo- I picFollowing 'Golden-center National Biscuit and their attendants were given a dinner at a nearby County Club RICE DUBLETS ^g 9c GRAHAM CRACKERS 17c by Mr. Beasleys father. Kroger'^ popped rice cereal Sgt. Beasley has Just returned Country Club ' from fourteen months of foreign LARSEN'S VEG-ALL i*. 13c service In Iceland nnd Ls assigned ns mess instructor nt Camp Atter­ IMPORTANT' JaniceCrockford and Patsy The cake to take to cat or bake 12 Points Ringquest en.'Acd \ weekend ot bury, Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Beasley who owns the White BLUE STAMPS GREEN BEANS no.216c camping at Highbank Creek near Kroger't Avcndale I £ar,2’.vlIle Mr nnd Mra Frank Beauty Shoppe in Battle Creek will' Avondale Exira Sid. quality. II Pls. to .make her home near I' fLJS ixupuijivs j.?.utrW£ oi ocnion Hart Harnor *'r_“are re - leave shortly ‘ । spending a few days this week with C <T2,1 b Quart SAUERKRAUT No. 2 ui . 9c tfie former's''si*te._. -T,.. 18 Pls. No 2 can the former s sisters, __ the_ Misses Car381,» 5— nd Mrs. Beasley enjoyed I 'Solidpack. nrut Jennie in<„ Kilpatrick. vj. .. several days day* nt fSaddlebag lake with । rie anti ★ Mr. and Long shreds. 5 Poinls Mrs. /L. Bird attended the funeral her parents before the forme- re­ SEASIDE 2 27c 'of ij^r uncle. Edgar Covert of Lan- turned to Camp Atterbury14 Pts. No? isjng on Friday. * Mrs. Homer Har­ Cut Spain. Lima Beans 8 Points Sugar and Honey bison of Detroit visited her sister. Recent Bride Honored With Shower Mrs. Dorr Kahler, a recent bride, Kroger's Avondale BAKIN' BEANS pkg 21c /Mrs. Glenn England lust week. On'I 1 lb. Friday they visited their aunt. Mrs. was honored with n miscellaneous With sauce. 7 Points 16 Ph. J C. M Brown, of Grand Rapids. shower, which was given on last No 2 can Tuesday evening, al the home of White or I Their mother. Mrs. s A. Holmes, a-'GERBER'S BABY FOODS u» 6c Mrs. Colette Greiner, by the indies i who has been visiting her sister, B[o*n Strained or Chopped. Point Avondale. t Mrs. Brown, returned home with of the United Brethren church. No. 2 The evening was spent In visiting | Mrs England for an extended visit. CAMPBELL’S un 11c 13 Ph. Large Bar can * /Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. nnd much merriment was created by lhe rending of the advice I'Ven । Gilbert McLeod Monday evening Medium bar 2-13c Clam Chowder. 4 Poinls | were Mrs. Floyd Johnson of Lan- by each of Qie ladies to the bride sliiR and East Woodland and Sat' for lhe certainly of a succcaMuI Lelonia Club - Assorted CHICKEN SOUP un 13a Ph. 46-oz. can Carl Wuchter of San Diego. Caflfc. “ wedded *dded life. 1 ,e in <charge of the evening's With Rice. Van Camp's. 4 Pl*. r’ori Kr.. been visiting his __ ..__ Those In Carl.has mother. Mrs. Johnson for the past ten days. entertainment, Mrs. Mary L>rM. SPAGHETTI DINNER pig 25c Country Club. 46-oz. I* Mrs. Hubert Bronson of Mission, Mrs. Gladys Sandbrook. Mrs. Her-, CountryClub. Special sauce. 3 Pt*. Kibbled CO1 i Kansas, visited her sister, Mrs nice Kantner and Mrs. Colette ENSIGN PRUNES «ib Pt3 15c 5 lbs. DO ■Ralph Leffler last week. Other Greiner, served dainty refreshments gifcsi* during the week were Capt. of Ice crcnm and wafers. NOT RATIONED! 2 lb. pkg 30c Mrs. Kahler received many beau­ Robert Bronson. Miss Dorothy Well­ FULL E BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE man of Jackson. JoAnne Finnic nnd tiful and useful gifts. SOUP-ER-MIX 8c Florence French of Hastings * Mr. Kiichan Arts gzrden soup mixes CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS and Mrs. Gerald Potter and family DRESSED ,b J C nnd Mrs. Ellen Reisinger of York, Church of the United PURE EGG HOODIES ± 18c Brethren in Christ Pa . were weekend guests of Mr. I. H. Osgood, pastor FOWL Full Dressed h« ib 50c CHICKEN LIVERS Country Club Broad, Med., Fine is 49c and Mr. Clifford Potter of Dowagiac Woodland and Kilpatrick 1 * Mr. and Mrs. Ted Euper and Mr. DILL PICKLES Quart 16c There will be no services ip the and Mrs. Dick Courtney of East BACON END SLICES Ib 22c Woodland were in Ludington over Sliced. Mery Lou brand A’o Points on Fish ! Well-Havored. 4 Point* tHc weekend. * Mr. nnd Mrs Wel­ FLEECE TISSUE 3 ..ft 13c by Crockford were Sunday dinner PORK LIVERS Sliced Ib 22c Lean, Sugar Cured YELLOW PIKE Ib 39c guests nt the home of her parents. Wrapped bathroom tissue Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Higdon of Barry2 Pt*. Fresh Pork Hearts Ib. 20c, 3 PIs'. Freih ville. * Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Paul CANVAS GLOVES 13c LEONA -SAUSAGE Ib 32c FRESH- HERRING ' Ib. 27c nnd Rodger attended the Benham p Economical - Useful l family reunion nt Swnln's lake near Sliced. 5 Point* Dressed Albion Sunday. * Gloria Bird visit­ VIGOR DOG FOOD Pl9ed Marcia Smith of Lansing last PICKLED PIGS FEET Ib 13c WHITE FISH lb 45c week and on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dehydrated Only 2 Red Point* " Lawrence Bird. Eleanor Jean and Dressed JAR LIFTERS 10c Lurry were dinner guests at the Paul LUNCHEON LOAVES * Ib 37c YELLOW PERCH Ib 40c . Smith home. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Robert or Jar Fillers Makes canning easier Grade A TYockford of Ionia and Mr. nnd Sliced. 5 Point* Mra John Hynes and son Jimmy FOOD COVERS s*t 39c of Woodland were dinner guests at Oiled raypn ApplianTte covers the home of their parehts, Mr. and Mrs. Welby .Crockford. Monday eve­ L7p™::y it FARING KNIVES 9c ning. * Mr. and Mrs. James Tyler nnd their house guest. Mrs. Josie ' Quikcui” razor blade edge Watrous ot Lansing, were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. CERTO bold* 21C nnd Mrs LAwrence Bird. * Mr. nnd Mrs. H I. Fratcher of Detroit visit­ Twinkla Jalli-All, 2 pLgj 15c ed the latter's sister nnd family. Mr. and Mrs John Dell and Miss Doro­ MASON JARS . Quirt, doc. 63c 15-lb. peck thy Del) last week * Mrs. J. F. Complete with caps and rings " White Cobblers. U. S No 1 Quality x Bowers repottj the birth of a great granddaughter.'Dina Kay. on July RENUZIT c.tien'59c 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rickie. If Joe Smith heard you call him a hero, TONS offarm products. . . gram andflour Salo olledive dry cleaner Mrs. Rickie the former Helen Hitt. he'd laugh. . . . live stock, dressed and cured meat. . * Mrs Robert Blocher was brought RED SEAL LYE 10c home from Battle Creek last week, fruits and vegetables, frcih, canned and following an operation nnd Is being Fresh - lull pods A hero wears medals, and shoots doyvn Limo Chloride, can 13c dehydrated. . . and all the other thing! cared for at lhe home of Mrs. HowGolden - Delicious Zeros. But Joe? He wears faded overalls, DOG FEED MEAL 5 ba 3 27; people eat. Thii was about one-third more and pilots a plow instead of a plane. Krogor's. 2-lb. bag 13c than in the corresponding months of J942. LUX TOILET SOAP 3 b*-. 20c 'fake, tpoun. There's nothing heroic about his job to But the transportation of food—important California Freestone Elberlas 16-lb box $2 79 or Lifebuoy Soap Joe. It’s a thing he's got to do. He's got to ns it is—is only one of the Central's war­ RINSO Larg* pig 23c DOCTOR'S advice. raise more hogs, ship more milk, grow time responsibilities. Troop movements, more food . . . and he's got to do it'with 2 Medium Size Packages 19c military supplies, essential war freight i’ Country Club less help and less new machinery. CIGARETTES c.noo SI.24 and passengers on war business have Head Lettuce. Crisp - fresh Popular brands more than doubled our traffic since World VW HEN you want health advice, Joe Smith might be any one of the more go to a Physician. Don't VITAMIN CAPSULES ptB 50c War II began. than 2,440,000 farmers who live in the Long, green - Hol House each take chances with "home reme­ A.»B, D, G. 30 dayt supply - rich farming area served by the New York dies," or accept lhe diagnosis So when you travel or ship by rail, please FLY SFRAY i^ *.«. 17c Central . . . whose farms this year are of a friend. A call at the Phyyir«i»Lin,. remember that railway space, like food, Gallon can 95c producing over 3’A billion dollars’ worth is a perishable commodity. And, like PASTEL many limes his moderate fee of America's fi>od. MOTOR OIL 8 *1.38 Large bunch food, it must be conserved ... so that p>.c. Ponn-Rad 100% Pure Pennsylvania danger and needless suffering.' every car, every precious inch of space, Wilk Kroger-brand purchase We of the Central know the magnificent lb. Your Physician will give you can do a full-time job for Victory. BLOCK SALT 5<Mb 43c job these Joe Smiths are doing, for we a prescription, no doubt. Bring Med. Coarse Salt, WO-lbs. $1.10 work with them every day . . . transporting it here where prescriptions are Buy Your their crops to processing plants, industrial a specialty. We assure you of excellent service—fresh, pocenters, army camps and docksides. CAPT. McPHARLIN DESCRIBES ACTION DURING DIEPPE MB KROCO 3 64c iHflUE MOTHER (UPlIa. ■ I BREAD 3 25c EVAPORATED MILK COTTAGE CHEESE 4 ™ 35c <g CORN FLAKES pi, /c O 28c DOUGHNUTS do1-13c ^’ ^ W “f ■ C DlltfrAM DU lie I Margarine 2 43c Soda Crackers 15c Fresh Eggs 49c Lily White Flour *1.25 Fels Naptha Soap — 5c MUSTARD Tomatoes Asparagus VINECAR 23c Spring Chicken RED STAR YEAST VINEGAR BULK BEST YET FLOUR 12c 27c 11c 18c 29c 19c New Pack Peas Bartlett Pears Grapefruit Juice Tomato Juice 25c BEVERAGES 3 Week-End Specials! WOODLAND 1 M D A C00D THIU 1 | N r V Sat. August 7 | 13C 2 LEGAL NOTICES GRAHAM CRAX MICHIGAN BREAD SWAN SOAP PALMOLIVE SOAP 5C 2 ige. cakes gallon 241 lb. sack 3 for 17c 91c 19 11 11 21c 18940084 g C. Thomas Stores PIECE BACON »> 31c L. SLICED BACON »■ 40c p’ > MACARONI 3 £ 29c POUND CAKE -19c PANCAKE FLOUR 5 £ 20c DINNERWARE 1Oc WAR BONDS STAMPS ANI al Kroger's SPARE RIB! J Herein Overalls 22c 59c Green Peas 2 '■ 25c Peaches 2 - 35c Potatoes Iceberg CUCUMBERS FANCY YAMS Sw’-* CELERY HEARTS RED MALAGA GRAPES 10c 10c 2 !b» 29c 15c 29c KROGER SUPER mnRKETS STEBBINS & JACOBS THE BEXALL STORE HASTINGS PHONE In the first three months of this year, for example, Central traius carried 4^96,724 New York Central ur M/uttor �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST «. 1M3 I Mrs, J..p. W W SI ’SK“T?’ 'gK B*“°’ “ “u”'««T"^rA omm . __________________________ *was! ----- | The ball game last-Sunday Ella m Mugridic. youngest and Evarts. Mlu Mite Agnes of Wm_«d^J< Rapids over Ute. weekend. , Mrs. Lewis Williams and dsugh- ffn£e Mri L' • H . Evarts. Agne* a good one Bellerue atarting_„~S»undv_tag_ out lu.-.;vhl<ehl^ --------------------------------•r Mrs. Kent Drake and Mrs Rice ter. Jeanette spent a few day* in daughter, Beverly al the Blcdgett film and. Mra. Wallace Osborn und a -e*d J™ ha£o*®?; Armstrong Mugridge, wag bof ------- --------- - Wednesday ------------... Detroit i^t week with Mr. and Convalescent Home In Grand Rap- Janet were guest* of Mra. d. T. «meth. Pvt. and Mn. Utter A. RIach. IJ or south «Haven spent kte «he is taking the Biater lOontea an4,Mr. Roy Cterde. at Gun Mx in favor of the Pars Sept IL smd pasaed aw PrITay ^dsi^nB,Mrs. A^iie^cCoy of last week with Mr. and Mm. Mra Erik von Reis Mr nvv-wtevWted treatment* for lnf*ntete teks pan df Itel w^k. Next Sunday the strong Delton m nTff: and Mr. Murphy ot the A. ds P. and . Wayne Merrick. David Drake, who Mr. and Mra. Gary Crook visited ,w £ound 1M!r lnl. Francis Goggins visited Alden icwmwlllpteyat the Park attorcc *** Of ” : Burgess |n ttegpsw from Saturday ^Sct other friends. From hare U«y went ’ tuul visiting here, returning relatives in Battle Creek on Frl- provingthe She was united In marriage w — - Walldorff ■■ ——••• .»• B. urate 'ttey. taking thetr granddaughters. Lieut, and Mrs. Harry* Adrounie JUntn Monday. •> !-—I Elmer J. Ingram, who preceded her! day afternoon I Mr* C F Finstrom and Mrs. Marie Royer and Keta Lammers to of Uncoin. Nebraska arrived H»c । Mr*. Id* YogM of Lowell spent pi ||h k| E f 1 In death on Aug. 22. 1927. When a • ducted by Rev. A fomla last Tuesday r,wtm after spandint n,« w>te • Garrett Mr* c- Ishjm F- rrnsirom were in Battle ; their home* after a visit here. flrat of Lire week for « few day* the *«ken4 with Mra. EU* Nash I I IJ R N L W i t,maU child she came with her par-; tai waa tn the his 10 dayf furlougn furlough wpn with nia his wire wife a — Mr *nd Mrs uan ix*wLs were , ^ave with Mr*. H. A. Adrounie. and Albert*.\ ’ L* L. kJ U is *■ VV -J ... Mr. and Mr. ovcr Uu, 8l^d*y of Mr and Mra. Mr. and Mr*. John Swank tMar- ■ Mra_ John \tonter and Mrs. Lu- |.-----------------------------------------in York Barrvand co since me then loan Baltimore. ■ . an* . , mt* resmeo from New and parents, Mrs. JJmltb Smith Creek cmuBa‘^a^ Barry Co, 'orjwnt the tail! B,«uivr. 1----------aw -—-• Sherman. He stopped off »n Chicago ■ weekend where he attended lhe Carl DetUnan ot Kalamazoo. garcl Beaver) and *ons have moved cUle Docker of .Vermontville spent Zinnias. Tiger UIUes. golden glow has resided l>aM in year* i. ^be . .— — ^--r-who ----- is funeral of hl* nephew, Clifford Mr. and Mrz. Frank Bloom were ; nere from Willowbrook, Cal, and . wlth Mrs. Etta Nash and Bn d phlox winch ’wa* erecteu by their RAA^’cm TTiraBA/r to visit hit brother Harold *nd phlox decorated decorated the the lounge tour.ge anC vu. j। } , wiek* Sunday gueaU ot Mr. and Mra. Wm. are residing at 304 s. Park Be Mr. Albert* II tables Tues-; ! SunnilKoru; ifreAr’ ern.u.u ’ uieu . “ BAA8 ON TUEWAT. in trainingr «*»»*■ therel.bl„ of »t the Ure country counts club dub on <ra_Tue» IKrT I Sunday callers ealters at the home of . B.wklrk .pent Bloom al St* Mary's take and of Swank te employed at the Hastings Mra. Ajtali Sigler of Freeport, day when about »j- member* and u alMj Mr». Wm. Bowdish. j'Mfe. Co. Co ’ — .'Mfg. *' ’ ■ —------I who who te b> convalescing convalescing nicely nicely from from ' cuesta gathered for luncheon and -* Dr. and Mra. A. B Gwinn and '‘,T±La “"SE.U Nora o« .1 to.n were 2>S*ire,ref", "Li'fSt. "Mlw mTss Olive Odla’of Big Rapid* arC.--------H. Welkea entertained Chicago -- ------------------Before comtag to Mrs Fred Nowlaod, all of Grand OUve Cota of Big 1 dive, last week. • . -----------------children returned Saturday from * eek ln vlaltlng friends. rived- oa*Monday, for a week's vis-. retail - —‘ ’ , Mr*. A. H. Carveth. Wall take. Mrs ".vJL hv four griirJ^hUdren^ one fifteen yean ago. k Rapids. iuc.ta of Mr and Mra. ---------Arthur a two weeks' vacation at Wall lake. 1....... । resident of Detroit, with Mr. and Mr*. M. E. Cota. I Guv — v. I Mr. and Mra. Robert Holmes 'It । v and H Mra*Jainra Crafi'IXoriran great-grandchild and a~i*rg»'circle ..— on _ —------visitors oCvisitor* Mr. nnd ---------------------------Mr' ,‘n.d .. m\£t« nf Mr 1 Mrs Ffevd Craig and Miss Ger- cro»htT6 Friday wereWeekend their Weekend ot Mr. mid (• p -i »- -. I-----------T r i---j f Mr*. Frovd crothen; toVn W V. wlth^Mra^Don’stagri' dm*nt reUU’“ and spent of Mr. . -------- returned ------J — ---------------------- ------------* Mrs. C.F. Angell were Mr. and \ 11 I j A I *pc»H last l**l week aa ’guests KSihSre of ,nlde McPharlln Friday I n|ece. Miss Beatrice Crothera and I I rM\ aod Mra. ,Ol*r«‘cr„wrMcnl>eni 01 from Kalamazoo where they had J fox, nurses at Leite Post Mrs. Jock Fox of Detroit. MmlJvVlnL I I LI I J . Mra. J. J. Siefer. Detroit, with Mi3 ,"®‘~a’ - kind and ,_. a_______ loving mother, ■ .an<s. ?. t*4ul Ypsilanti at Gun laxe. bofn Mtlen(llnic the mmnier session 1 hospital in Battle Creek. I Barbara Curtis of Battle Creek and I Dorrance Trrthrtc. Mra. H. AdBhewaa * Irgreatly mined by ber I “7 Eldred Parker, both oFl Miss PW Holmes will return of WMCE , OuesU of Mrs. Chas Christman Mr Max Bauer Mr and and Mrs. Mrs. Max Bauer of of DeDe- !I Saturday evening. Miss Eltaa rourar, «!?.„’!" IKLS&’ffiSB-------------- “ Saturday, Trom Or^H_**P,dl'; Mr. ond Mrs. Clarence Crawford WMe ber a ’ anddaughter Miss VlrUoll. who were also guests of Mr. i nildren and friends. ^ale- Hc ma. ..... --------- ----- , wcre ner Riar.aaaugntcr mim vu- taoit. who were also guests of Mr. , French entertained seven girls H. A- Adrounie; Miss Betty DoVrirx. Funerjl service. wereJiMd.atJ.P^^^Wlfll^aad a were weekend guest* of Mr. and, lnt® Christman of Grand Rapids «nd Mra. Guy Bauer. • bridge •— Those present were services were 2S nir.u »rthe• a** ;,‘.7 u7.7i. ’ Triuunn». dessert Grand Rapids, with Mrs Roy Hub- P.Funeral 11- M»rtha M. Thursday Thursday. July July 29. al al the, Mrs wewks with her grandmother. Mrs. Mr*. Robert Jensen at W*l> Lake. was with her for a week, and . Mra. A. L. Dyer returned to Flint the Misses Mary Ketcham. Mar- asl: aS?■ waiiaorii lunerai name, conaucica i^ ’Snsil *1 ssr. oervicM will be ■■•7M. H. Burn*. Mrs- John H*mmra and two Mre Tetl Christman and Mr*. H. on Bunday after vtelting her par- grle HUI. Doris Lundberg, Bonnie bj; Rev. Hathaway and interment in rt Baptlrt church on^ randatetter and Beverly Brown A Mia* Alice B*ta« *“r, Dct£?J1' daughter* of Albany, N. Y , arrived • Solomon of Rockford were Monday ents Mr and Mrs. j. W. ArmAt five golf event in the morning mreruoe rem.ren, Saturday to visit her »Uter. Mrs on Tuesday fOr * two week,' visit' visitor*. bruster. Mra. Roy Hubbard won for low J Adcock officiating. a precious Hrnrinii. one r,„F from frntn us iik is gone. vrme . ... Interment v A r ?n Min Artx>r w1?.'P"’’? MUs Helena Linlhan of B*tUe Mrs. M. C Musolf. her daughter. gross score. ] be Id lhe Vermontville cemetery. A voice we loved is stilled, visiting relatives in Middleville. ^Lo^thTb'u.W'tS’Sl.'I gisurck,w,lh MU1 At Bridge, high score* were wnn A chair is vacant in our home by Mrs Edward Goodyear nnd Mr> utuuu Rum.-, UI Ml. JSK. .rsUo St B“'"' * ■ a......... t^'d ■ Which never can be filled. A surprise party was given Tues- l.ccn Stnncjer. Mr. and Mrs Erwin R. Clark are and Mra L. Hinman, the Mrs.. w W.. L. lhe fortorMrs. Frank Becker who spent entertaining Mra. Thomas- Hemcn- mer's parents, over the weekend, day in honor of Mrs Mattle Waters; tive committee for next week's ' brother. Cadet Eugene Bennett »t*- several day* with Mr. and Mrs. wav of Ann Arbor for Ute week. Mrs Musolf and Martin remained birthday, with a |»t luck dinner at । luncheon will bo Mra Ed VanPrtn- OBITUARY HeUrtvh‘n*Jir' aKr*. 8« i DInl*nd Ukf* Garden tloned at De Paul Univeralty. one o'clock. Cuesta present were eying, chm and Mrs Bertha Wilp»«»r i-ir Darcy Becker in Hammond. Ind., Mr and Mrs. Charles De Lano f or several days, the others reMr. and Mr* L F Mau* leave returned with Mr. and Mrs. Becker I cox. assisted .... by -------some— members ot —away Wednesday. July July 28 28 at at his hls'dub hold It* annual picnic al at Mrs. Virgie Reed and her mother.;-way Wednesday. 1 cluh hftW .nnu»l ntente Friday for Interlochen. Mich., to and their three daughters remain­ of White Pigeon visited Mr. and lurning on Sunday. Mrs Ida Bldleman. Mrs. Effie the board. home in Delton, after an illness of | lhe of Wf, Margaret Potter Mrs. Winston Merrick over the , Mr ai<(1 Mr „ lrV ing Hansen and •pend the weekend with their ed for a week'* visit with her. Rotuh. Mrs. Ira Chaffee and daugh­ * * * several months. : on Thursday Aur 12 Pnh ra»iy~ daughter. Martha Lou. who Is * Two of the girls hail their tonsite ,weekend. Mrs. Merrick and son. family of Lansing, visited her sis- ter, Miss Eleanor Sherman. Mrs. Sevcntecn attended the golf and Mr. Ix-inaar was born August 11.1 you do not have to reddle" Charles. returned to White Pigeon ter . Mr. und Mrs. Ray Link SunI«ka ‘ "Pl*nte you do not have to « student »l the National Music Camp removed at Pennock hospital on George Fulton and Mrs Reg. Wins- \»cidgc pot-luck luncheon at the with her parents on Sunday for day. vws’ : Mti HoRrr Wllltems will In I low Many card* and gifts were re- ■ eountrv club on Friday. At bridge wl^nJtn IterebU1 Flvi^hlltlren*WM-e charge of sporU. A oot-luck lhKeilh Ayer* returned last Thura- ' ®’J‘2,rday. two weeks. • | -Mrs. ------------Donald Wcllfare spent- a -few eelved by the honored guest. .» >.vi. ’Mr.'and Mrs. Hubert Mead of; mi „u Mra. James Stanlakc and high scores were won bv Mra R/p- whom survives Five children were Mr.. n and day from Traverse City where he Mr nn days last week in Legonier. Ind.. • • • Hubbard. Mrs Orville Sayles and born to this union, a daughter. Mrs Berrien Springs were here for the small daughter of Lansing have had been on hte vacation. vbutmg her ateter. Mr. Pal Hager j Sunday. aunoay. August 1. i. Mrs airs, Billie nunc Mra. Leon Standee. In the "nit .— — — Ansell ------- - — Mis* Maxine Ayer* 1* leaving to­ funeral of hl* grandmother. Mrs . b<.cn visiting Dr. arid Mrs. Burton• । Mrs. George Fulton is entertain- Thornton and• •« Mrs. Golden 1 event Mra. Dnvid French and Mrs 1 Perry the past week. morrow for low* City. low* wbere Samantha Kinne, on Thuraday. j .. ,.i log Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Kacchele entertained nt lhe former's home Ed VanPopcring lied for low putts, Mrs Marvin Klein and Barbara _v,5, Frar.k Aridruz and ir.d Mary and ,ehrls of Wyandotte for a Mra* Frank Andrus (she will remain until Monday. While will* a family dinner to ... compliment • -rfnr r. ' who have been visiting Mr. ond j an c arc al Wall lake for the ref» cw Aa... Mr*"a"id"*Mr» 'Roy'^Keflcy 'it*bein': I ■ I ■ [niaF aud two brothers. William ' members be prerent; a* plan* will to । there *he will bo the guest of her -­ I fisncc. A/C Forrest Schondelmayer Mr*. Albert Bcssmer for two weeks malnder of the summer. । Mrs. Lenna Murphy of Scottville. ' •*-------- ” Mrs. F. J. LeMaster and David returned to their home In Trenton E U.1 rLMTUKUUHU HUILj on Sundav Mr. Klein came .„ v „ n>uv >, urulnedlhWrJ*«*!> ot S««1 |oon , or a wni w FUR of Detroit. Mr*. B. R. Minford. maw on Monday and Ml.ss Eva and Marilyn and Martha of Ponltac re­ Thuraday. staying until Bunday. . . . Tomorrow marks lhe closing day urday at 11 A. M. at the Henton I their annual picnic at Rrld'» Retort, Ensign and Mrs Horace An ;»'ll ! Miss Leota Recd of Covert, who Monday night to vWt her sister­ turned home Bunday alter a tenin-law, Mrs. George Welch. ' i ln. hnnm-»r Mr. tan,, rn»rnm for the city playgrounds. E ich funeral home with Rev. Victor j Thomapple take, on Thuraday, Au*. spending several days last arrived on Sunday will be with ; d»y visit with their parents, Mr after Mrs John1 Cru<^ J?‘ ptayground will ‘havQ its own-etna- Jones of Hickory Corners official-J 12. AU pupil*, teacher* and mono* ----- „..a »«.. r- V *»- them ror ^vero! dav8 | ClCharley Murppy petty officer L'C I . and Mrs. L. Severance. JnteJratnid d itM a J mteceltanrowi Ing day. Treasure hunts, games, und Ing. Interment wav in the Cedar are urged to attend. Basket dinner -1 a ten day traveling leave en— -vell left on Bunday for Minneniydfo. i Sam Couch and Clarence Mater l,aa c Mra.-Kenneth / Perry of Sturgis from M I T. at Boston to , entertained [howl? test w«uinc*dTv eremite ' rrt * ra ‘ m*ybe» will be fentiAei. Creek cemetery. I at noon. linn., to visit Mrs. Angell's moth ­ have been attending a meeting In . J™1** _>.... t!, ihower and sons Walter and Douglas spent Seattle. Washington to take ship, 10.*11, .last , , ,J’C ,“y ®v m.'Jf,'; The second half ot the minor Bay City for several day*. II s '‘n'" the weekend with her parents, Mr. er. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sage verc In and Mr*. L. Severance. East Lansing for the weekend with A Saturday guest of Mis* EUsabelli French was Mra. Laurel Lacey Mr. and Mrs George Bauer. Mr »nrii Mt. Andrew Krmn of ' Mrs Daisy Tnoinpson and Mra. !uona' , . . I Play this week after the return of । Miss Lois Sheffield returned to of El P**o. Texas, who Is spending Battle Creek were Sundav guests °f Shultz. Mrs. Nellie, . oatheriM was held el ' t,lE. b°y* fron} S!cout.c?rnV:._ .... . ! Tournaments in ping pong, bad- I. some lime with her father, Roy her home In Albion on Monday af­ Battle Creek were Sunday gueste Dullon of Chicago, and Mr*. Lib- »he homa of8MrleIIJnnte,lrtaviadtext ter visiting Miss Evelvn Gwinn at of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Finstrom at : hie Wiley of Hastings spent the ' .®r ’J*'1* “*• minton. table poto. nnd horauhues Foster, of Middleville. . , Wall lake since Wednesday. Mrs. their Podunk lake cottage Mrs. Fay Marble and Ruth wcre I week at the Spencer cottage at Gun SjJllfL/., „„J from 1 havc b®cn KoUl8 °» -*l ,hc. 'T Gwinn and daughter accompanied Mr and Mrs. Floyd Denny. Mr. . lake I In Detroit over lhe weekend. ra,5h!lcr.a2f? children from hen- grounds this week. ChumplotunipI । Mr*. Morris Hill and Mrs. Maude their guest to Battle Creek Mon­ and Mrs. Richard Denny and Mrs.'. Guests of Mr. and Mrs I. H. howJ 1 mMtchcs occur» Thursday nnd Fri-( Ruth Cnptxm were among those j ley Saturday and Sunday were Mr. Schomp spent the weekend In Jack- day. a ” *. I d*? ­ Mrs. Ena Rockwood, who Is car­ who attended a fish picnic at Mid­ , and Mrs. Will Rawley of Cincinnati^ ^.^,,.‘‘."1 I «on aa guests of the latter'* staler Jw^n There, will be an exhibit at the ■ 1.Ohio, ■ffiFTSmtly. Lt commaitder Kirtit-;I craft she shop in the white buiMimt • ■ and brother-in-law. Mr and Mra ina for Mr* J; L. Icluvi of Free­ die lake un Bunday. of Mr. and Mrs. pu,,. was the guest— Mrs Nellie Clcmence visited rel- . Rev. Bessie'M. Rulison and moth- ; ncr wus unable to be here. Friday. Mrs. Bradford itsks that ; V. A. Wellman. Russell Wellman port. ■ , rUUdren who made articles ।. I who had been visiting his aypl Henry Wellman from Saturday till atlves in Sherwood test week. ' er are at Crystal Springs this Week. I Places were laid for fifteen at | thpsummer bring them for exhibit. |. ■ ■ ’ Mr. and Mrs .Glenn Clem and They will return Friday • here for two weeks returned hom<.‘ Wednesday. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. daughters attended the open air ;. Mr. and Mra. Charles Watrous Jean Loppenthien Ls spending the family dinner at the home of ; Bring along a label with your name I ■ and daughters. Shirley and Gladys, Chester Banghart were Mr. and service of the Woodland Lutheran .j' balance of summer vacation with Mra. Iva Kelly on Sunday. Tho-c , .uu! age. Mrs Doris DorL. Morri* Morrts and ond Mrs. Darlene present were Mr and Mrs. Merle Playgrounds this summer have ! of Pontiac, were gueata from Wed­ Mrs. Mason Norwood of Kalamaroo church held nt Lake Odessa on 1 Mrs ’The ' fo,,owwl by a pot luck KrenuulI at GUH lake Kelly and children of Lansing. Mr. been sponsored by the City Youth , nesday until Friday of Mr. and UrPhrllmr^dn<i»Tt ler returned test week from tne„! winner. dinner. t>. - Benham returned i and Mr*. George Kahler of Clover- {Council which obtains about two . Mrs. Shirtey Henry and familj. , . ■I ML^s Beatrice - guest of Mr. and Mrs. John on saturdayf to her work In Bittle dale, also Mrs. Glenn Kahler and* thirds of Its funds from the Ban-/.' Rev. and Mrs. L. Winston Stone bovs' camp near Baldwin where A left Sunday . for their cottage at they were counselors. Delnaay was M1m Jeanette Marte. Crw.k. aKcr tx-mg called her.e by Mr and Mrs. EUte Kelly of Has- . County Youth Council. It any pairons did not have an opportunity Those who were called here by who relumed to her home in Bat- t]ic death of her grandmother Mrs. Ungs White Lake near Whitehall where • •• to subscribe to the financial drive they will spend their vacation. Miss the sickness and death of Mra. lie Creek on Sunday, and Mrs. Ella Ingram. On July 20th a mteceltar.com I tart spring. Mr. Taylor Marjorie Hill accompanied them George M. Smith were her son Huzel Miller of South Bend is . The following guests from out-of------------------.— .for - Mrs. j 0,.n ’- । .director, advisds that contributions Chief Petty Officer George H. Her­ spending this wqek with Mr. and jown atended the funeral of Mrs. . shower was given Johni and is their guest this week. und-MrN «nay rtUl be sent to Robert Cook. I ! Elte Ingram here Thursdav. Mr Rram by-Mrs. Leo Johnson, am*'* Miss Grace Relckord was a guest rick. Long Beach. Cal., who return­ I Mrs. Delnaay. H/?iiests\Youth Council treasurer. Weekending with Mr. and Mra. I r,nd Mra. Leon Drew und Mr. and Harry Thompson. Jr. eight Of Mr. and Mrs. WUltam Fox. of ed on Tuesday of this week; Mr. I INGRAM—UBFEu’ Kalamazoo over the weekend. • and Mrs. Frank Root and Mrs. 1 Abcn Johnson al Gun Lake were t Mrs. Rov Mugrldge. Battle Creek ' being present Games werr/ -------------------- ... ER Mr. and Mra, Warren Ward, Jr., Emma Freeland, Caledonia: Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Erik von Rete of De- Mr. and Mrs. Fred J.hnson and “and many useful gifts were received Miss Mildred C. Urler. daughter ; ; Mrs. Hattie Smith. Middleville: - by the bride. of Jackson, were guests of hte par- Ina Lampman. Watseka. HI.; Mr. I troit. of Mr. and.Mrs. Edwin Urfer ot I enls. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ward, and Mrs. Lou De Young and Helen | Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Freeland । Mr. and-Mrs. Ross Stauffrur. Cale- , „ / . . Allegan, became the bride of John | and Mr* Bur) Wedgewood. Grand- were gueste of Mr. and Mr*. Sld-'don:a: Jay SmithsDrtxQ't; Walter Mrs Howard Bafncs. who has Ingram, son of Mr*. Dora Ingrain j Br., Saturday afternoon.. j Mrs. Stephen Bristol and little ! vlltet Mr/ and Mrs. Harold Root, ncy Rochester at their summer i Hammond, of h Freepqrt. been ill for several Meeks, was very on July 14. at 3:30 p.m.. In Battle । Mrs. Cyril tt hn-s returned inucl1 surprised op Friday cvcnm" daughter, Madeline Jane returned ! Grand Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. El­ I home at Montcalm lake on SatCreek. Rev. John Wilton. Hill, pastor from Blrmlng Ala., where *hc wh«i the membefs of the Shuffle of the First Evangelical church ! Sunday to Port Clinton, Ohio, aft­ wood Smith and Mr. and Mrs. 1 urday. surprise Smu K ixarty. uren'< Be- performing the ceremony. er spending tiie week with relatives Merritt Springer. Flint; Mra. Leo i Mrs. Will Fighter has been | visited’ her husband's patents, Mr. Club gave her/a Mra!t™_.e ."Li ~ s..en..!. Tl>e bride v. chore « . te Sharpstcen, Mrs. Ella Sweet, Miss | spending several days in Grand । and Mrs. George Garrett. cause lclcdress of brown i jtartj^-BcF.cdulcd for that evening. ! and white stripped silk, strn I : Miss Betty Cooper spent the week­ Diitsv King and Fred Austin, Bat­ ! Rapids os the guest of Mrs. Kate ,Mrs. Guy Sage and daughter laoughrrty. Margaret cf Lansing spent the the girls proceeded to take the par- length, with white accessories and , end in Ann Arbor, visiting her tle Creek. The Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Coldweekend with Mr. and Mrs. Don 'v to her. Pedro was played, prizes un orchid corsage. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Teegardln.of | brother and stater-in-law. Mr. ond I n? Dalm Be lie Tolles Grand Rapids were here nn Sat­ । ren and Mtea Ruth Coldren orc I Blivin. Hr*. David Cooper. Attending the bride and groom I • Mr*. Erma Gardner left Thurs­ urday to attend the fourth quar­ I in Muskegon this week attending! Mtes Mary' R Powers cf Grand ;•«*« *•£*'" Birdsall. Others present were Mrs. Leo Johnson and Mr. and day for Huntngton, W. Va., for a terly conference at the Wesleyan the Maranatha Bible school. Miss j Rapids visited Mra. P„ T. Colgrove *®re.S"!P* Mrs Harry Thompson. Jr., all of | Methodist cnurch and were the iColdren Is home from Detroit for Tuesday ora her way home from -«>n, Bertha Cooley and Dortsvroo- Hastings. Following the ceremony Irn days visit with relatives. ' Charlotte where she had spent the n*»n. ... . Mrs. John Sinclair returned the guests of the Rev. and Mrs. J. R. her vacation. a dinner was given at the Hart I Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kelly and I month of July a* the guest of Judge . first of the week from a visit with ChrUpell and other friends. Hotel in Battle Creek. 'Die bride n rJ> >.d 'Vlf® Mr. nnd Mrs Leslie Adams nnd children of Lansing were guests of ■ and Mrs. R. R. McPeek. and groomjeft for Detroit that eve­ her daughter's family in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Donald McVay of Mr. and Mr*. Blake Allerdlng were ning to spend n few day'. They arc I ! Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Sarah Qstroth of Nashville Mr. and Mra j W. Hewitt over! Roger and John; Trenton. Mo. were guests of the Mr and Mr* Rov Bauman of Dow- making their home at C15 S. Jef- ! Bay Cook were Mr*. Gertrude Mar­ were Sunday night guests of Mr. Uie weekend. Kelly remAlnlns toT^o week, with ] Chl». Qwrdner [.rally P«n ol hut 1“"■ ch“' Town­ ferson St., Hastings. - undale and Tom Patterson of and Mrs. Lawrence Adams. Dr. and Mrs. Howard Southwick theta grandparents | na 1 coau ?r<?e-. Grand Rapids. Shortage of honey in Michigan I t Mra. LaVonna Rockhill. Mra. of Grand Rapids were guests of . MLs.s Mildred Buskirk who teem-i Jane Gardner and Nancy Bolter. „ _ ________ due to on unfavorable spring sea- | Betty Heeter and Miss Norma Mae Mr.. Kenlth McIntyre on S.wrson for bees, is predicted by the । | factoring Co., is having a week's 1 "*r- an“ Mrs. H. Juppstrom of Middleville returned daj. Lt i r-k.wtwjM. ti>« naxt week Algonquin on Monday evening. Fri- Michigan Slate College extension : gut week from Amarilla, Texas. tom'c-.milwTbiti-.'oiBiSi; 'vacation, part of which .he will i “mSIm.™. hS. MU. Belt, ra.d f.y nubt the memh^t ot n Battle cr Creek and H"1' Keuhum Hxtil the New Ide. Club „<■ pl.nnuui . specialist in beekeeping. Se says ’ Mr*. Roger Wlswell of Kalamazoo toe • .hoX with hU tweeau. "il “ ,,d Grand Mlu Ro« Mwle the state's bee population had been •as the guest of Mra. Emma MurMr. .nd Mrs. Wuren Moore. B.-. I M .„ld olt„ cium I Tuesday In Grand Rapids. nlenlr supner at rhe AMtraouln col. reduced 60 per cent, because of Mrs. Mary IXxlae or Freeport I ot "Is broTn^ ZS<>'"■« «« Mr “a M Mr ‘"'.d Bdyc5 unusually cold and wet spring , g to Kalamazoo with Mra. Wlsvisited and Mrs. Sts- , Hr..,,. cillln or nrlrnit which ™ M.sn. Bar, , ' ' , . „ visiico Mr. air. ana mra. Victor mtim ou->wa* Heath n“,“ last ,,o‘ week were -civ .... weather. Tills, he said, would cut 1 •11 on Friday for a few days' visit. son Monday H n'.7‘"Z? ctarksvllle on Wedn children ot of Grand GrandForFor thethe pleasure of Mra. Jack — nn — . —.... ?r Hetron wmen .sdav wa. „Kcmo “nd . , four children pleasure ol Mra. Jack Nothe state's honey crop of from, Mre. Ella Wolfe lias gone to Bay 1 Mrs i5,ra Coleman Mitern*h?ed R«Pltte- Mr- Kemp coming for them tan of Hannibal.Mo. Mra. James City for an indefinite stay with I h ~ d.^Lr ^2™ U.bl? on ouiiuay. Sunday. uui-.su> Guest* uus this wcv*. week me are Brteto! ----and ---Mrs. Robert Cook cn- twelve to fifteen million pounds to on ­ | her son. Barry Hastings, who Is ?f BeBevu^ok Smid«?b Bennelt Mrs. Mrs. Raymond Raymond Gilbert Gilbert and and two twosons sons ’^twrtalned with a luncheon unchcon on less than ten million pounds. rtall’e<i ___ _.n> ”m»iir«Aav Three Thru tab es of bridge playing with the Nielsen orchestra 1 c^rre DeVries’ and rfaiwh i of. Mr.__________________ Gilbert will come_; Thuraday winnna Hcacj, George Devries and daugh- f Ajp-u-.-ckend and thev will re-1 were in play during the afternoon Mrs Prank Ricca of Battle Creek lfr' and. h®r Rpndson. Mas- ,urn aund^y ' lhe winning scores being turned In te BMndtag the w”eek srith Sr 7 Jonny PcV.r,M' OraJld Miw Dori* Radford spent last bv Mrs Edward Goodyear and Mra. brothSlnJ rtMer-hX'. Mr. S Hlh’S^otid Mra So^bbam'* i *'*• *"Xol fr& Miss Chester Hodg*s .ndI.n guest prize STEAM HEAT Mrs. Floyd Burkey. MraMH w Crmbv U* m Pnrt J®®n Rlngle of Fort Wayne. Ind. was given to Mrs. Wen. HOT A COLD WATER Mr. and Mrs. C. B Burkholder.1. *.aa JS-’hiw" IThre ® olhcr e Glenda _ . ................. .................. Three other colta8 college friends Joined' joined Joseph and Jean, returned Sunday '&* aSzm? Ith ® RlrU >------s oulln « at In honor of hta fifth nr birthday Mr"™ri the girls for for wvpral several da daj 11------‘ ' SHOWER BATH from an eastern trip which in- ' M d M A ’ the R,“«ta cottage al Crooked lake. Charles Mejrlck son of Mr and eluded Boston, where they visited ,b wr .“dUlni Jav Mead went to MUs Radford "turned Saturday. | Single P-50 par wk. up .r>n ctav und were in New « a,1<i, ", Mf“a went to Ur „nf( unir their son. wuh \?r« n.Yrkholder's n*'rrien Springs Saturday where I Detroit were here Sunday to Ret . children8 had V srandStimenU’ Doable -5.00 per wk. ap Jersey v j thete daughter. Judy Ann. who has ; The children had. a .grand time. CftAh&hAPJOi mother. I.. vv»>.ra.u>.u. Hn7 u>™- ami’ MM'“wm^rt“M;a^rz£ S Hubcrt Mca<? ,or sc'*™1 :been staying with her grandmother. 1 cd Mrs. Kim Sigler and Madelyn Mrs. Erma Zerbel entertained her sir. i - r t. . Mrs. Gladys ironside and her great club at her home Wed. July 28th. by two hours. Judith Ann and David Beverwyk visttlnc AMrsZctera wiuK^hiu grandmother Mra J. S- Fetter, for, Winners al Pedro were Mrs. Zerbel. fc w lrt *WI® two weeks while her parents were were with their grandparents. Mr. innv^edem convalescing from her recent opa vacatlrnix. j 1i Mrs. Duane Miller and Mrs. Lloyd Andersen. Mrs. Miller won the traviMnl!’"' Mr’ B‘dl‘e «r?wradlnsMthl> »“k ofuSf™ pling prize. The next party will be I cation with her mother. Mrs EUza- ! atd i1.0.?® °f MrS Ai‘derson on *nd “ Fred Hale at beth Smith, at White Hall. During August 11 th. ,,, n-S' - a ,, o their Absence Miss Doris Doris. Lundburg Lundburg Le^fh laxe. 1! their absence Miss A kll*7 i TI/XklF Major Bowes Amateur k d U Conaer will stay with Mrs. Morris HUI. IhV fwii? r I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coleman w^ the" week ’ thaTr r\a 'ut** * u * 1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl coleman W* Stars of Tomorrow Jg®, ™ <A ? r th i 1 ^? ^ughter “«hlerL.S! u.Mr# r- Car Car} * I1 weekend guests of Mr. anti Mr*. Mrs. ,. ---------------:. The Rutland W.C.T.U. will meet Scheffler three children oi of । James >■ . >->Ilake YpsilaUu and ' d lhn * chndren Radford at their Gun Wednesday. Aug. 11 at Podunk lake Hayn”and and C°Tliomas J Cavanaugh Rationed ' — .u_ w„i.>—.—v..r landing for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haynes nJ^r»nUoi^.trs nnd 'Mr- and Mrs. ,s. canm Livingston left Tuesday a Plcn,c dinner Quiz-master Bob Hawk °«®r«®8,0cun» »nd two daughters n}[Pr spending his 13-dav furlough i ------------------- -------Saturday! ! The Thonuppie Garden Club will £?»Llb^n,1on ? OshlH5 trip ,nt:“r -with Harry Blair and family. School Section in northern Michl- , Mrs A. b. Cook. Jr. and daugh- mert Thursday. August 12 at Tydcn Hit tunes with wmiH of Ionia Ionla were were weekend weckenrt guests RU,*st' oclcckfOMem^«n nleasc'bnnp laiue । IL. .. .» .. lf,er er of Frank Sinatra « WllUtte spent the , Of xfr, ftn(j yjrs Einar Frandwn Sunday! weekend with her sister. Mrs. R. B. .and family at their Wall lake cot­ । disli to pass. The program will be Walker. of Irving township. tage | Gilbert Bruce Green of South Mrs. Oertude Wilrox was In । In charge of Mr«. Ben Cowles. Don’t wait for a cold to Ret you down, or let an The M dollar question ; Hat en spent lost week at the home Greenville Friday visiting her ate- I : Tllc Welcome L A S will meet Monday! -----illncst get a good hold. Sec your Doctor at the first .of hte aunt, Mra. G. Avery Aten tter. er. Mrs. Mrs. Mead Mead Brown. Brown. Mra. Mra Agnr Agnes Thuraday. August 12. for their nn•wmra L 2 ur £?. ce Barne “ a,ld MraKelly sign of an illncti. If he prescribes, take your pre­ Kelly accompanied accompanied Mra. Mrs. Wllwx. Wilcox nliaI plcnlc w1th Mra Anle While Touring war time S:? from T Mr. .nd Ru^ell Krnyon .□« „ u „ eotU! , „ Mlddto Ev . Mr. and Mra Russell Kenyon and at cottage at Mlddto take. Evscription to our drug store. Here, your Registered America mother’ m Trim" r™ Mntm Mmm‘’ I ain^ Dnvld Dnv‘d'' ^ W'' nnd Tommy Tonln‘v.of °.f' eD'one welcome. Please Please bring bring table table 'u-ith theTr "mother'in dd,v- and eryone welcome. Pharmacist is HONOR-BOUND to follow VVitt, their incir mOtfier — I.QntrlTin,.. ,— and■___ Tuesday! jrtth mother in Iron teoun MounSaginaw snent Inn, tart ..a.Venrf weekend with !.------service one■ lemon. [lain. l‘“h' •’ Mra Ernest Kenyon >W' your doctors orders exactly. H~Mr and Mra. a. Henry Beverwyk Mr. and Mra. Marton Hodgson The regular meeting of the Womand Mr. nnd Mn Ir*. Ivan Gaskill en- and son. Sklppy. and Mr. and Mrz. ... Week's news dramatised n of the Moose wilT be held this Debendable Prescribtion Swire I loved. a picnic .—.— d dinner at Guernsey James Craft of Morganton W. Ve । week Friday night at 8 al the hall, Wednesday! 1 lake on Sunday. arrived Sundav for a weeks' visit AU members ere urged to attend, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Travis and with Mr-jmd Mrs. A. H. Oaneth at --------- — children of near Battle Creek were Wall lake.. I The Night HaWk Club will hold Starring Lionel Barrythe guests of Mra. Alma Beach Frances Brown of Ann Arbor is it* annual picnic Sunday. August 8 Saturday night visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Bert । at the Leach take cottage of Mrs. Mr*. Nina Colllge and daughter Snarks, this week Ann* Newton. Every Puahbotton Set Evelyn of Battle Creek were guests Mrs. J. J. filefer nf Detroit ta 1 -----------------------------------------Should Inclade WKZO of Mra. Ella Wolfe'on Saturday. ....cuert-'of ____ __ _______ _ ____________ ______ lhe her son-in-law and__CHARLTON PARK “Exclusive, but not Mrs. Burr Van Houten and son !! daughter. Mr. and Mr*. Mra. Dorrance The date —of •• August ------- ..... 15lh. has .--------been Stephen of Cleveland arrived on Trethric. thl« wr»k. selected for ' The Pioneer and Old visit «.u wiUi ~oi. Mra.|' w- i ‘i.r. Mr ...» >nd m.» *■. r u Tester .cwr *n*nt Settlers Picnic" The program for actings ~ REGISTERID PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY —J W*dna*dav for a m ___ -— Sarah Brandstetter arid Mr. and 1 their variation with Mr abd Mrs. this ...ayear re-ill will U-..have to Kbe ..1 selected |v HwWng. WtoDf U41 SHH & Jtfftnoo SSX Mr*. Clayton Brandstetter. V r R.. winlnger winlnger at their theta Cuitaxe cottage »i at ■ mostly from Iocs! local talent oc a* the the In­ — >->rtlana Wnr anrl Mrs. Norbert Sullivan ajid Mary I Derby lake. dlana nn on brmiinf account nf of the War and lllUUHU PERSONALS Jltailor Miss Sent* Furrow visited Mr Lnd Mra. Max Bump Ln Carlton for Lou are spending the month in I [.nd Mra. Robert Furrow of Grand the weekend. ! Munday Mr .nd Mrs Law-1Kn'lsOra is"""”'"'''" Dante] oin« pubfla' । robata COMMUNITY NOTICES PLAYGROUND NOTES t nuke his find < id. A 7/, ROOMS 30 i'S’'Js-JK" “S..TC HOTEL HASTINGS l/A SUITS and COATS for FALL ORGANIZATIONS CONSULT A.E.JONES.MD. WKZO (Use our convenient Lgy Away Plan) TOUR Fine 100% Pure Wool Sorgo Suits at DOCTOR 1900 and 25M 50% Wool Suit* at 15.00 FALL AND WINTER COATS l5oo 1 1. 37S0 All Wool Ja.Uft 7.9S gREliD'Nl ===== DRUG STORER Frandsen9* gx/wwtw*' rnn ONVOUfl JljUrauiC nine. ii i! V �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AVGUST fc IM) The Hastings Banner Changes Increasing Toll I Of Death and Disease ’ CLASSIFIED WANT ADS CLASSIFIED RATES lk» tro.t offke i i. likhlfu •• I matter. aUBBCjUPTIOX RATES sbiMn. - wl>u-. fDITORIAI— ASSOCIATION ment of health. Health centers have been established in many trailer camps, he .nd .ddlll<m.l ir.lUn h.v. EMPLOYMENT-HELP WANTED Sheldon Agency AU Riads of Inauranca Surety Bonds Phone 2113 Hasting! Rorfc iiullrt. fnirr onr.i. or will trade SnrirKt-r .outir r.lllr. Al.o 5 tnrnrr foirrd. X7 2T4Y. wasted — ?»■ t-r. (ra.r*i /•?•! -tou’.-r 710-1.1 z If I MEN WASTED--Ord.'rik. .nd Janitor, or..I»d at 1'Hh.r.ily llo.pll.l.. Ano Arbor, lit ho-.ir« prr work li.*ianin< rate .51 |>.r hour and attrr fl month. , v»r hour. At-l'ty ■>< P»r.on«v| Drp.Hinrut Mu't «>M*in .t.tt-mrnt of aTallaMHtr f'""' »««r I’riltrd Sur«-« Enployrnrnt Nervire. Thi. f. Swanson Agency ■ I i'i.i.rr-liy Moir, prr ,A3 t.our |„r hear State Farms 80-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT IfMpi'lai. Ann Arl-r. wrrk hr«innin» r»t» .nd .ftrr C month., _ Api.:> al Pmmiuel .1 ail.hl tl>, of from jour become more scarce, balanced meals become the more important. Families who do not live on farms will do themselves a great fnvdr. he pointed out. if they grow their , . i. , ■ fainllv own garden and can much of the food for winter use. . I'nltrd AUCTION SAA.ES Air Expert! Overcome Fatal Effects of Vibration Ust Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE Tiny two-ounce electric ears, put into service- by lhe research staff of the Glenn L. Martin company to run down to its various lurking places that most deadly of aerodynamic mysteries—flutter. In more simple terms, flutter is a vibration which increases in Intensity until such part* as wing or Uli surfaces break 5 । off in the air. PHONE ,1; ; |r j ,t ’ Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished and stalled for all makes furnaces Eaves Troughing Tin Shop FARM EQUIPMENT AND MIBC. Floor Sanders for Rent Phone 2331 142 E. State ' Hutter to appear. Take a wing for example. A common cause of flut­ ter In wings is the "getting together" of lhe vibration oi lhe wing itself and that of seme part attached to It —say an aileron. Once the two vi­ bration* get synchronized—and they often did in the old days—the wing is almost certain to come off in lhe air with tragic suddenness. The Martin-devised equipment was set up to check lhe mathemati­ cally predicted vibration uf the wing and at the same time of the parts connected with it. and record Uie frequencies on graph paper. Vibra­ tion engineers studied these graphs and predicted at what point Use-fre­ quencies would harmonizc-ydt wha\ speed lhe wing as desigiyfd would part company with plpne. If that speed was well above any speed the plane could possibly make, they knew Uic wing wag safe. TOO LATE TO CLASSTrY FUR SALE—Slrrl, whrrlharrow. roller .T with ? ft Lrd .1 r.l .l-r.jrr ilrn rahRnfor •rjtfir. * tfrdffr. Ltd. di«rr l.t. M'.dr •• r.r V , * , • r,.r r.n., ...ilk ... .1- .-«» .r.lr t > । < 1 : ...-.V, r • o.l rh.lr., 441 K Maio. Vr moot na rille. C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Swanson Agency FOB RALE—St fl A.tnln.trr rue worn; d.vrn|«rl. huffrl; dinitie 109 W. STATE REDUCED RATES Property damage and Liability Conforming to Michigan's new Responsibility Law may we ad­ vtoe yoa how this law affects all Michigan motorists? Farm Bureau State Agent tf. > ts Tell Cheevsts JCo-Go’ and to 'Stop’ _.een light mean* “go" und a rcd hght means "stop” for more C H.s l**an traffic these days. Glass ehem~iwlerii, i*t« at the Pennsylvania Stale colo„th .id» lege have mqrie new kinds of r‘ h's* fusses, which glow sometimes with AUCTIONEER List your Auction Sales with DEWEY REED Phono 34W im. rail. u.c.ui, > a’oo*! •n<i well* j ' Hastings, Shipping Livestock Every Saturday mil H Market JAKE DEPRIESTER Company Hastings stockthrough f." thii T.nd r. TnrT.i.W ’a*T.Tf h<iu«» un, nvl» from property u Hrr Mill C. "BILL” SHERWOOD FOR INSURANCE Hotel Hastings CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteriea, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & CLENN F. LAUBAUGH Hasting* Pon SALE—5 'thrifty pi< iJXY-te—-Wernins it ot Mid- FOR BALE- CURT FOR SALE OR TRADE OR RENT — pl<«.' old. F<ru r.l hundred SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience ond Training A **------- iry line Phone 72 Middleville tf lost, pound. strayed KO ft FOR R FOR Hl 34 or 3S. Elisabeth Bell FOR rent—n™, Truss Fitting saacEiXAXEODg FOji N*I,K—Hoit boat. Al^> ... E X PE RIENCED FITTER LY BARKER’S FOR BAI ■ Breen light, sometimes with a red light, telling them whether to con­ hr.ue or stop their experiments.*" A green glow fneans that the mo,ecu'cs of the glass have high J together in a strong network. A red glow meant thot the molecule* CLAY HILLS Mrs. Leon Potts and Mrs. Ver­ have little energy, and that the basic dun Covlll. called on Mrs. Lenna ' network la loosely held together. Johhson and Mrs. Van Der Shur Fluorescence thus becomes a tool at Blodgett hospital. Friday after­ which indicates to the glass chemist noon. * Mrs Ouy McNeq-tsas been ..... the .... doctors careHhe past U.. b.,lc .true, under week. * Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCaul i ,ure ot ,he Kln“- •« *eU •» *l» and Mr. and Mra. William Hultet chemical composition. Manganese attended the Garden club picnic j glows with a red and green light, wU?!s,y’ ,??”■ Eu8<!{,e depending on how loosely or tightly " '■ »■“ -Hu.,k or mile' weekend pt their farm home in Clay Hilts. * Mi» Irene Lukso cules. but other minerals and chem­ and nephew ot Grand Rapids, spent icals glow with blue, violet, pink, Die weekend* at John Lukso. * Mr. yellow, and orange lights. and Mrs Leon Potu. Mrs. Myrtle • Using fluorescence as a key to Gcdfry und Miss Bertha McCaul of Bowne. called on Mrs. tenna glass analysis is new. and is more Johnson at Blodgett hospital Sun­ sensitive in many respects than the day afternoon. former methods of chemical amily BARNUM SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durkee and FOR SALK—Rblemlld Darlene called on Mr. and Mrs. Weil Stat. Adam Endres of Freeport and Mr and Mrs Scott Lydy of Carleton Sunday afternoon. ,w Larry Durkee WILL ACCEPT ■rt| offrr tn SrptrmlMir Ls spending a lew' weeks with his Hut for mr ■ o .rTr ri>ri rr on No aunt in Lansing. ★ Mrs Ben Hill of MirMr.n Art Mr. K.» t .oj.rr. Drtrtiit.__ u. 1 Tampa. Fla.. Mr. and Mra. L. E. htns .--i.ir.i tn Sept. Holmes of Woodland were visitors Hr.t Sit n i"r. wr.t oT ll..tinr. and supper guests at the Herbert Johnston home Thursday. * Ellis Johnston attended the .LutherSn church services and dinner held at '•00 III V-t IGO ACRES the Lake Odessa fair ground Sun­ •• Nlildlevin day. ni t sti.i FiSlt Hitter Metal for Skull Experimental studies indicate that the metal tantalum is a satisfactory material for the repair of defects of lhe skull. Lieut, (j.g.) Robert H. Pudenz, medical corps. U. S. naval reserve, reports. Tantalum Is a blu­ ish white metal resembling steel in Ils physical properties and glass in its chemical characteristics It has an atomic weight about three' times that of iron. Lieutenant Pudenz says that "It Make Good Coffee has the desirable qualities of non­ Rationing has revived the old argu­ corrosiveness. inertness in tissue, ments about lhe best way to make nonabsorbability. absence of toxic good coffee. Boiling, the drip meth­ (poisonous) ingredients and malle­ od. percolation, and the vacuum re- ability. . This , isst quality enables the turn process each has loyal support- , surgeon to form the flat tantalum era. On one point however, there sheet to the desired contour at the is no disagreement If coffee is to opeiating table. In view of these have the satisfying flavor that characteristic!, the use.of thia metal makes it one of America's favorite j should be considered in lhe repair beverages, the inside of the contain- of many dt lhe cranial defects which er mutt be spotlegs for each fresh will inevitably occur as a result of brew. Wa»h the coffee-maker thor- skull and brain injury In the present oughly after every use. Scour the war. and particularly in those re­ inside until not a (race of brown pairs in which a satisfactory cos stain is lefL then wash In warm metlc — rJt Is ± result of utmost impor suds, rinse, and dry with a clean tence.”towel A coffee-maker that hat been . properly washed will not. leave a Bpeck pf brown stain on a white HOW TO HOLD "°,h tlc Creek> * Mr and Mra Orion |i Boniface and family of Plainwell | spent the. wcekei.u weekend .with Mr. and and with Mr ! Mrs. Ix-ater jSScak Lord and family. h* * , - . and Mrs. Arthur Palmer and’Judy of Blake district Sundav evening. * Mrs. Harriet Fox and Mrs. Mary Freer of Hastings spent Sundav ' with Mr. and Mrv Russell Halt and Mrs. Donald Mrs. Corwin Donald ofCorwin of i family. Battle Creek was a weekend guest , also. a ML->a Vivian Brooks spent the weekend with Miss Ruth Baas of Charlotte. * Mrs. Katie Johnrock and son Paul were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Annlegale and Elsie. * John and Phillip Wiley of South Bend. Indiana, are spending the week •vlth Mr. and Mrs. Russel Hart and family. * Little Bcttv Ann and Lvman- David Weber ot Comstock »nent Sundav with their aunt. Mrs. Lester Monica. * Rev. and Mrs. । Thomas Moyer and son Donald are ---- J.__ couole weeks In Petosi spending V*v * K lum entertained Sundav for din­ ner. Mr and Mra Donald McCal­ lum of Brush Ridge and Mr and Mrs. Oeonre Chinman of Kxlamaroo. * Frank Weller left Tuesday fnr Cudahv Wisconsin, to scend •nmetme wUh Mr. and Mra. Geo. Smith and daughter. * The com“’unltv was saddened tn learn of ■h« .p’«»inn Of w-t-r Letnae* ami Rert Patton. Much symoathv i« nX'»n'te'< ★ Mra. Tjicv Davenport and Helen entertained over the LEGAL NOTICES family, near Freeport. ★ Mrs. Karl I xotice to creditors Eckardt and her cousin. Ernest . kui. ot Mirhi*u>. n. Guenther of Detroit were dinner («r ta» < minty ot Barry guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Hall and Mra. Kate Henderson Thun- ' day and in the afternoon they call- 1 ed on ML-u Mabie Hinds at Or- , onge * The Mlues Bertha Wag- । Iiner and Olea. Eckardt were dinner In I1B.I.. .L I.ml» £md»* been obtained from the I arm Sa- | ter Emmi were „ue#ta of Mr and afternoon Mr. and Mrs. John curity administration to ease local Mrs John Martin of Charlotte (Bprlngett of Nashville were Visitors' housing shortages. Local health de-I Sunday. * Miss Donna Diehl of there. * Ernest Guenther, who has ' partments have helped to provide !Marshall spent last week at (been visiting at. the Karl Eckardt , hi.llh U.IIIU.. to bdnm bom. or Lj.to ■ Mr j S?S'^d“.Tt CAm'rrrinier.Me Ai.en... ,-hiiH *Wilbur Gibson entertained <rolt Friday. * Miss Joan Henney. Communicable diseases, child , Mf UIld Charles ok and Mrs HnsUnet snent the naxt week birth problems, and child care are r piorence Mason of Kalamazoo and |Wlth her cousin Joyce Henney. all more difficult under cramped or Mrs. Emma< Dickerson iui for uuuivi dinner 1 Congratulations crowded conditions of life today ' Sunday. * Cir.f ' 'to .Mr. *"_ | Dr. Van Votkenburgh points out. Nu- 'and Mrs. Glenn ilenn -------------Kahles on -------the ar- i trition is another increasing wartime rival of a new babv girl Monday OrobUm. b. A. .u.p.to J?o^m" In nrrn. t'A mil.. Irft froin Alron«nln Ukr .rhool hott.r Roy Krrlirr. WOMKS WASTED S-.r—' Aid-. •• .i.ttnl. in dirt kltrhon. .nd worker. PROTECT YOUR CAR Hum CLOVE.DAL. jsufia u? Ing and sanitation, strenuous work Gillette of Jackson and Mra. Iva and increased nervous tension, are French of Battle Creek over the all taking their toil, says Dr. V. A. weekend. * Richard Hart spent a Van Voirnbu,,!.. ...I.Unl comm..- “«#>• “> 10c »441t|on« HATT Bond Boyta* Wi of living with tuberculosis and. other I maladies once again increasing after - Dud Ur Unrk ut in c»p« ot GRANGES .Cm Find For Hot Death and disease have already .' taken an upswing in number* in up­ state New York In 1942 as a result COOK BROS. Editor. , ■lORTT-RkVEXTH TEAR I Mrs ■ Will Lztson and family vis­ ited friends at Pewamo Sunday afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs Richard Bloomer of Ann Arbor visited the WELCOME GRAXOE latter's mother, Mrs. Bertha ECkardt and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eck; ard l and family over the weekend. * Bunday dinner guests at the ritj home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scheel were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schneider. Mr. and Mra E. J. Bates and fam­ ily. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckardt and > family. * Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooke were Sunday dinner guests ‘ Ulf Eichm Ym jsi« Rmkle4t»."'K*«l lv»nly a.y. a.,.., -.a Au«y' Hiu»rt rhmmit. __________ m u*.| '"'....a NOTICE TO CREDITORS . 1 i । ' 1 i r»«v»m.nt i er...., i , Power < j 111 Nonfattening About two-thirds cf the natural fat content in chocolate is removed In cocoa. We Remove Dead Animals For Prompt Removal of Old, Crippled or Dead Horses and Cows PHONE HASTINGS CARD OF APPRECIATION—T. it friend.. relative. and organlr. ho- «ent ftowrr. and other r.prri 2697 TottcPs a”d dniiBht-r nf Midland ■*nd Mrs. Lon Anne Patton of Ann Arbor ' | NF'RTI”;'A‘rT wnnm.AND 1 Mrs. v ~‘~ Henderson accompan­ Kate ied Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckardt nnd Tovce nnd Frne«t Guenther of De­ troit to Grand Rapids Monday where they were dinner guests of Mrs. Charles Van Leuven nnd tn the afternoon they ailed on Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Seybold * Mr. and Glycerin Recovered from Aniinrl > A Huilth. wm Horses Help Win Cattle ’5^ »4£2 ALL FORMS OF $1 000PAIR CAN’T BUY THE INSURANCE and BONDS 'in FlaucUl BiiaoBilbiUty Uv. JERRY VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. ANDRUS DOUBLE SAFETY ..OF... PHONE 17F21 HICKORY CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE Wolverine AUCTIONEER Shell Horsehides Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Dates can if. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of thot good Lily White Flour IN ANY OTHER WORK SHOE DEAD STOCK REMOVED! We meet all competition in paying for Horses and cows. Small stock removed fret Prompt Service 7 days a week. Phone collect, Battle Creek 2-2961. LESSENS FATIGUE Bottle Creek Rendering Lloyd Roger. Mgr. Co. complete stock Pep your chickens up with results. Quality fuels always. SMITH BROS VELTE & CO HASTING.. MICH. WHEN your feet get tired, you tire all over just sot much the faster. Wolverines help you' avoid fatigue because they are always so amazingly soft and pliable — and help you to avoid accidents due to fatigue. p STEEL CAP PREVENTS CRUSHING ONE of the most painful acci­ dents and one of the commonest is a crushed foot Yet an over­ whelming majority of such accidents is prevented by the strong steel armor inside the toe caps .of Wolverine Shell Horsehide Safety Shoes. It will make harmless a blow or rolling weight of many thousands of Cunds. Why be content with is than Wolverine’s famous DOUBLE SAFETY? Since $1,000 a pair wouldn’t buy it in FALSE TEETH any ether safety shoe, be sure MORE FIRMLY IN PLACE your next pair are Wolverine YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable \ HORSES $5.00 COWS $4.00 We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service*. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS LAKE LOTS We are offering juit six (6) lota for tale. High and dry building rites. The lots range in size from 70 to 13S feet water front.ge, .nd 178 to 350 feet deep Each lot hit acceu to Light., City Ou, Tel. Good road, •nd nice .winuning beech. Term. m.y be .tranced to suit your buying power. BUY NOW while wage, •re high, .nd build when condition, will permit REID'S RESORT, THORNAPPLE LAKE �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS. A^CHICAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 5. 1943 EICHTY-EIGHTH YEAR ON THE HOME FRONT ths orange blossoms of her native state. They ^ere married a month ago and were lucky to find a place to live in Washington—beginners (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) John finished HJI.8 in 34. took way the English say. ’step on If) his degree at M3.C. and was work­ here's to all you and especially to ing on his PhD. at the U. of Cali­ fornia at Hie time lie entered servCpl. Wesely Blough. Jr. 28th General Hospital Horry you- two couldn't have Swannonoa, N. C. stayed a little longer but guess me Tne money order for one smack­ affair they had for you at lhe eroo is heading your way—not Goodwill church Saturday night much, yet when you figure hun­ must have shown you how glao ev­ dreds of smackeroos in war bonds eryone was to have you home. and atampg then you begin to see John says, ‘not to come to Wash­ how much each smack can mean. ington unless you. want to be hot I’, Best of luck. Wesley. and you can put your own Inter­ Because there have been so many pretation on that my friends, any­ changes in what we can send you how well write you at— fellows and what seems most ac­ Ensign John Erway ceptable we're going lo send Jusb Apt. D. 34. 3839 Rodman St. N. W money orders to you In the VM.A. Washington 16 You overseas write tor soap, chew­ Washington. D. C. ing gurn. etc. We can't send mat Tommy Robinson was w..hout first a request from youSailor wm home without a--------- * *------------so what to do? Old Zolly is not and so wnai to uu: v:u ouiiy nui —“. from ; Lthe ----. looks . — of — Tommy . ........ It " what you'd call, 'quick on the trig- mi m"*' “t. ** »- fu, f,,n‘ J"*** 1131 l,n ® 8el Ihnrn ’onie * und ger', so well try and figure all O f I walk up and down the street meetger', so well try and figure all of I in. out —... ,... this by next week. Now don't i I •’’d talking to peopld-snd from go and lose any sleep over this fel- (he looks of Sally, it must be good lows—It ain't worth it. not just tor t0 h,ve h,mu few bars of soap. Which reminds Edward Yoder iFreepdrt) to home us of a story one of you lads sent from Camp Gordon. Texas. He and Us—here 'ti*. | Bob Saunders ore in the same balThc Irishman was relating hl* taUon and have been to-gether dventures in 'Ince they were inducted In Februadventures In the the jungle. jungle. rt Una .hi.tv ury 80,11 fellows are Pfc'*. which U "Ammunition, f<x>d i -ISd we were ' ,,lC# *»«• how “» letter , had lun out,'" he said, j, pup we were from the tw0 of you t(Jme Q{ parched with thirst" I days. "But wasn't there any water?" I Home this week 1* Captain Mick­ "sure, but it was no time to be ey (Michael) McPharlln who'* life thinking of cleanliness." has always been cram-packed with By the way. Ron McKibben, we Interesting experiences and since »cnt your one buck last week to the war it is Just more so. iSee the Aberdeen. Md. Someone says you're real story about Mlckejj on the .In Virginia Put us straight on it front page—these are a few side Ron. and did lhe letter reach you? line comment* of his visit here.) We Just heard ot a lady over al Being un American Commissioned Freeport who tops lhe letter writ­ in the Royal Canadian Air Force. ing record to date. She hadn't said Mickey might naturally be expected anything about It because she > to like the Canadians as a whole thought it was boasting—well. if.it but It went much farther than that to. then II is Just the kind of boost­ Anyhow, when he concentrated this ing we need and there ought to be affection it settled around a very some stiff competition along with charming Toronto girl, now Mrs McPharlln. who is here with Mickey her first visit in Hastings, How Tbls topper lady is Mrs. Loma for f— — ------ — ............. Fish. Besides writing several time* .Ih:? . they ~r-<? met? it It was x a blind dntc date it at a week to her own son. Reuben an — officers n-n — -----Ball—...-u Mickey says he Fisii. she writes to thirty boys in flipped a penny, he took the blond service about every three weeks. and that was "Ginny". 'If you ask Think of the time that takes but us Captain, you'd better *ave that It pays big dividends in lhe happi­ penny for your lucky coin piece, be­ ness It means to those boy*. If you cause there's no doubt but for both don't think so Just notice what the of you. that's what it is.) Letters this week have to say on the ! , Mickey is a good story teller and subject. : he says one ot the funniest things Everyone of u* able to push a he remembers happening in Engpencll should write al least ten let- land was the time a typical southsoldier came ter* a month to boys and girls In ern — American *------ -— Negro *'------ ----------------------service— It Is more than an 1m- into a Tavern and the waiter said. sorry but we'll not be able to Krsonal patriotic duty—it is an ob- "I'm 1 you here." ation to all lhe boys we know, serve i (Now that lhe boys are all in serv­ Tiie negro soldier smiled and said. ice seems like the young gaLs would “Ah'* not colored boss, ah's Hee-ytake to this in a big way as their an." Everybody laughed and it was "home work" or something. We all in such good fun the waiter didn't ask Emily Post but it doesn't filled his order without delay. seem as if you'd have lo be formally .— ----- - || It I* now Ensign Horace Angell introduced Just to write - — guy a who was here a few days with his letter.) iwtfe enroute to his new station in Anyway, our 'hat's off to you', Virginia. Horace Just finished his Mrs. Fish, and well get a lot more wwk at Columbia which entitled hats Just so we can keep taking 'em him to hta new rating. And here's off to the rest of you. if you’ll 'de- something to help pep you up Horliver' via the United States mall. «ce when the going gets tough—AuAnd here's something you'll have ! dra Densmore Ironside was heard to help us answer— I to say. “I think Horace is the best Battle Creek. Mich.1 looking officer I ever saw." *I Another homo for the flrat time Dear -----Editor. If you will please give me the In eleven months is— Robert Eaton name and address of a Barry coun­ Co. A. 773rd Combat Military Po­ ty boy who is In lhe service and lice would like the Hastings Banner I •- Postmaster will see that It is sent to him. San Diego. Calif. and oblige He tells about cksually meeting Mrs. Frank Thompson another soldier one day and they 2930 W. Michigan Ave. started talking. It finally devel­ Battle Creek. Mich. The flrat name sent In will be put oped that they both came from on the mailing list and 'thanks from Michigan. The other soldier was that yank', to you Mrs. Thompson. Sgt. Ayzel Traver, son of Asa Now to the. Nice Having you Traver, jvho is stationed with the 140 Inf. at San Diego. Home, views. Eugene Guernsey, Freeport 39 is home for 12 days for the first time Dot and Dash News Bob Moore Is pleased as punch after 9 months In service. He looks fine, likes the army "swell", and his because he's been classified as u pilot and he's awaiting new order* address Ls— T. 5 Eugene R. Guernsey, 36404388 so when you leave Tinn. let us know your new address. Bob. we Btry. A. E C. P knew about your getting such a Camp Davis. N. C. Clarence Snide] (Nashville-Mc- good mark on your test for naviga­ Omber dtofrlctl egme home Wed­ tor. Wouldn't it'have been funny if nesday for 12 days. He's be^n In they'd put you-in as navigator— khaki over a year and it must agree youd have missed what you wanted with him 'cause he's looking great— because you were too good. “Well, (that sparkle in your eye couldn't maybe it wouldn’t have been so have been because of that lovely Ha. JIa.,funny at that. Good luck, girl with you could It. soldier—no. cadet, / Howard Bliss and Gordon Manni probably It .was Just the Michigan climate after Texas or was It?) HLs finally were able to set a date to meet In Boston when Gordon, now overseas, was transferred—wouldn't Clarence Snide! 361.M2M Btry. c. 488th Automatic Weap­ you know. Ed Manni. navy. Gordon's brother ons. met William Weeber out Alaska Fort Bliss. Texas. And speaking of looking happy, sq way. Ed. couldn't mall letters from was Ensign John Erway (Otis there so he asked' BUI to write his school District) looking happy as mother for him. Came the letter everything and why not? John and from Bill as if he'd written these his new fc|de were here far a few same letters for some lime. Mra. days before rfturning tp Washing­ Manni pieced the puzzle together ton where John is stationed in the and realized the message was from Navy Ordinance Bureau. John says, Word from Charles Brec he Isen he picked his bride out of Califor­ nia and It's a fact *he*s as lovely as who has been In Australia since March says he just received the June 3rd issue of the Banner. Ooilys, Charles, that pula you * little behind on lhe new* but there's one thing you can depend on no matter what the date Is. the old town to •till here, impatiently wailing for you to get back. Cpl. Charles M. Brechelsen, Ml 79758 ' 4 .P.O. 704, c/o Postmaster . San Francisco. Calif., U. 8- Army , :---- -----------• 'Hello Clair Clum bet you were sure giul to have your wife pay I you a vUit she Just came back and gave tu your new address which U— i JL£Lum'M1B3496 Base Big. Office Drew Field, Tampa. (7* Florida Clair’s brother. George's, address U. Pvt. George E. Clum A.S.N. 36415348 c. o Postmaster. San Francisco, California After 3 months. Mrs. John Hoff­ man of 229 N. Church street re­ ceived word that her son Pvt. Cor­ liss A. Barnes has arrived safely overseas. He existed In the Army in ,Oct.. 1942. He sent word that he was well and safe, had plenty ployea by the Hastings Mfg. Co. be­ fore entering service. Here's an address Janie called for Pvt. George Behan 36415327 Ha co 3rd i Ret 1 f>oot &t«nm™t^ A PO 1W ‘ o RMlma*ter Ui AnX. <toll»«SE“ He 1* stationed at lhe Potnonu Ordnance Base, just 30 miles from unit disappeared into the Jungles of Guadalcanal to ambush Japa­ nese patrols, disrupt communica­ tions and destroy ammunition and equipment, he was left near the coast, lo supervise the movement of vital supplies. Frequently he did not know where the union could be found, but it was imperative that he keep their gun* firing and their supplies on lhe move. For more than a month, while hLs buddles killed 400 Japs and drove the remnants from the area, he moved equipment to them by Higgins boat and on several occasions dropped it to them by nlane. > Without hl* assistance, the guer­ rilla mission, now recognized a* one of the inoat sucessful In hl*“orv. would have failed, say marine offlIn citing Capt. Plumley, his com­ manding officer, Lt Col. Evans P. Carlson, said: “Capt Plumley was charged with commanding the rear echelon left at Aola and with procuring and transporting supplies to the batta­ lion hi the field. This lack required that ho move the supplies by. Hlg. Jins boat to a point on the shore ine accessible to patrols from the combatant companies. In the suc- For EGGS WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chicki gain fast on MERMASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime maah for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONI 2118 N. CHURCH ST. BARRY BYPATHS moved from Yakima, Washington! to a, camp In Oregon and Mrs.! C PUT THEIR SCHOOLING TO WORK WITH THIS GIFT 49* W1M> >n , 69 nfw 49* 49* LyBARKER’S but it all adds up to the same thing. Pauline left Tuesday for Washing­ ton where Philo (Lt. Philo Otis­ Brush Ridge neighborhood) Is sta­ tioned—he has lust been able to find a place for them to live. Good luck for both of you.' HI. Steve Hathaway—we hear you had a dose of the hives that sent you to the hospital. (We're squirm­ ing as we write this—Just the thought of hives does that) Anyjray. hone you're O.K. now—how about a letter. Heard Bun McPharlln was a bit (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 2.) ARE A HOUSE IN ORDER BUYING REAL ESTATE MORE AND MORE A 80 ACRE FARM juat outside the city limits has all modern square brick house, new fur­ nace with fan. A modern bathroom complete, a new double garage attached to house. Has four bedroom* up and one down, living room, din­ ing room, kitchen and large bam, good $6,000.00 IV! ER MASH SECTION TW ■ ■ eration*. I flippantly asked her if one wasn't enough and she gave me a look and quietly answered that she was thankful to be able to walk, She said. “I have a Tittle nephew -------who was ----------------------------bom without ------feet. ... He .how >w. arbund between crutches and tell* u* how lucky , he to to be able to el around because he knows some Ids at-Ann Arbor who will never walk."-I kept getting *maller and smaller and if there had been a mousehole_handy. the mlcles would have had company. I was talking with tallon patrol was unable to make By JANE CAMERON the rendezvous. Capt Plumley pa­ u-nded visit with Pfc. Richard See- i Ing on the BngU*h-lndla trolled the beach beyond the en­ nccurmru Khedulea Kunnues brin KU ber at Salina, Kan., he having been ' Accelerated emy lines in hl* effort to find the Bustyr foUhd a five-gallon can of j chi -within two— days,*nine . wot to ■ Morrlond cunp. --------------patrol and deliver the needed -sup­ something that looked and smelled compared with the seven day plies. When the battalion was op­ -like gasoline. In the garage, so he qulred to cover lhe 5.(X0 mile BANNER WANT ADS PAY erating on the upper Lunge river, he provided supplies by airplane dumped it in the jallopy. He started mwor afjd aqa in tn 3 minutes there mere the motor uiup. drop, kviiik going aloft miriacii himself ai* six nines times I uw ; in the day to make the drop HU I was ■ smoke screen over thebulld| conduct was hi keeping with the Ings that made us safe from aerial ' । highest tradition* of the naval attack. Patsy asked him if he had converted to soft coal. He has been service." ' Capt. Plumley enlisted in the ma- coming In on a wing and a prayer DOWL1NG every day since, except one. and Bible school is in session this , rlnea in 1940 He was a lieutenant that day I towed him Moral: Be­ 1 when the marines raided Makin to­ ware of gas-stretchers. week with Elmer Deal of Ouil lake land last August and for his ex­ Vonilla Comp.. pt. In charge. We are thankful for the ploits was made a captain and dec­ privilege of/ having such a school Our wish for the Italian people — orated with the navy cross a capable ,man mu; •• " u», in our May they ur be cuinpiriciy completely ireca freed oi of with *nch Clinton who n'7'T7 Hom of Cloverdale, C ------ dictatorship, and may they have a i community * The funeral servenlisted in March 1941 and ha* been Jeader who will let them live in ices of w -"— ------ *-------------Walter Ormsbee were---held ,n *!.nce I peace, a* they prefer, and allow at the church last Wednesday at. Antisoptine FQc «rltc« his parents and *■>». every- them to enjoy their homes, their 2 o'clock. The community wishes Mouth Wash, pt. UV thing Is going fine and also | families and their churches. Tills to express iLs most sincere sym­ 1closes pictures of the IxatMlful u their way of life, and may they pathy to the bereaved. * Mr. and palms and scenery of Hawaii. HU . chart their course so a* to achieve Mrs. Robert Abendroth are spend­ this goal! ।address U— ing the week at Houghton lake. PT C. Clinton A. Hom. 361526&5 1 ... Little Bobble is being cared for by Pen-O-Lin But. B 63rd Field Artillery Bn. I We are looking forward to an cl- his grandmother Abendroth of Bat­ I A P O. No. 24 T Postmaster Liniment. 6 ox. tle Creek. * Mrs Mate Oswald en­ I derberry pie. With the fruit short- . I San Francisco. California. I age. we Intend to can several pints tertained the Lutheran Guild from Charles Purniss, graduate of Hns- of elderberries for pies next winter. Hastings last Wednesday after­ I t,nih' High School, who has lust They will be delightful when lhe noon. * Mrs. Edna McCloud has completed hU Internship Unlvershy of Texas. Medical aluhool at wind Is howling around the corner been nursing at the hospital the Palmolive AQC I Galmton. Texa*. I* taking hi* basic of the house. An excellent-flavored White and two daughters of Del­ Jam or marmalade Is made by comItr^ “ CBm” Bark',ey' TeX‘S Shampoo, 8 ox. *Tw Inlng elderberries with tart apples. ton were Sundav guests of Mr. and * Wallace sweeten (if we can hypnotize the Mrs Frank Hallock j I1?? . ~ J-1 Char les O. M683.7 Preston is holding his head high Ration Board* and Spice to taste. In school of late as he caught a 41-4 lb. end in oil years offer, it's NO USE Did you know—Our present na- ,bass in Clear lake the other night. 75c Vaseline (EARNING unless your s'udenls can tional educallonel system originated .* Mr. and Mrs. Orle Fisher called Hair Tonic in Marshall. Michigan? A minister ,on friends in Parchment and Prair­ PUT THAT LEARNING TO GOOD . arrivals and everything Along with and a general sat under an oak ieville Sunday afternoon. * Once USE The way lo help do that is more Mrs. Lanning is blinding on your basic training, old Zolly could tree, it is now owned bv the Brooks ,to her olace of business. Dnw'.tng devote a few paragraphs everv week family, and formulated lhe system can well be proud of its Sandwich to. "What All New Dads Should and methods now used by our pub- ,Bar. p«n and Finaline pencil SEE OUR $1.50 Pinkhams $4 29 Know"—and maybe you don't think he schools, in 1834 These plans were SELECTION OF FINE PEN GIFTS you'll need It when these little toad* adopted Into the State Constitution. I. Veg. Comp. start toddling. Thev are a lucky and tiie system gradually spread , IRVING lot of little mites with Fathers will­ over the nation. Michigan also leads 1 The Ladles Aid Society will meet AT HOME —aad UNDER ing and ready lo go out and'flghr all the other states in health ad- Thursday. August 5. st the home ' for their right to be born Into a vancement. Our laws on health of Mr and Mrs John Brlson. * the STUDY LAMP... land of freedom and haonlnro— matters are studied and copied and Mr and Mrs. Dell Wilcox went with Sal Hepatica . their diqighter and husband, Mr. someday they'll understand that adopted by our-slster states. • • • I and MTs. Frank Hoonan of Has60c sixe and be deeply croud of their Dads. Our Office of Alien Property Cus। tings to picnic at Caledonia Park Now about the babies themselves. todian holds the American copy-'whore they met with their ton and rights to Hitler's MEIN KAMPP and friend* from Grand Rapids Sunday. Miss Lois Anne Nagel has '" * **'" *----- •— rence, for Pfc. and Mrs. Lawrence owes the crackpot and hl* publish- J Alka Seltxar Kidder bom July 3uth. Mrs. K. war cis about *30.000 In royalties. I hope returned from a visit with her lhe former Ruth Cox and grand­ we pay it with blockbusters, deliv­ cousin at Grand Rapids. * Mr. and 60c sixe 1 Mrs. Wilson Travis nnd chlTdren ered Airmail. mother Cox has started the young from near Battle Creek spent lhe man out In the world with a sav­ Our naughty Ruffle hides in the weekend here. ★ Captain and Mrs. ings account of war savings stamps. Down at Fort Smith. Ark. Ils a weeds and Jumps out and scares ■R. E. Tompkins and little daughter boy for Don and Mrs. Widrig. and the daylights out of the little roost­ nre expected to come from CaliDon when he gets old enough think ers. a dozen times a day. He likes fornix on an extended furlough, what a time you'll have explaining to wait until they are all eating ’ due to the captain's ill halth. They to the little fellow what a warrant and then he lands In the middle of will visit Mrs. T.'s parents. Mr. officer for Uncle Sam means. Why the mob and they all fly and and Mrs: John Perrv. * Ktrk Wil­ don't you write us a close up des­ auawk. It was very funny untll one cox of Grand Rapids, formerly of . ght he sprang in front of my feet this locality, has purchased the 1 cription of the offspring and by HASTINGS PHONE 2115 and I screamed and Jumped a foot Schroder .beershlo nronerty at the' lhe way, what's his name. He will For lhe Gerald Ryans its a boy In the air. That was the first time Caledonia village limit. cat, laugh. । continue to work. In Grand Rap­ named Jeffrey J., Mra. R. before . ids.. * Spt. Joseph Lince has been Iyer marriage was Phyllis Hinman and we havejq^tell you what con­ clusion proud ^'grandpa' Hinman finally hnfl to come To. It's a good old custom at Rotary to pass cigars but in these days few are to be nad. However. Grandpa H. arrived with cigars, passed them out and 'when asked if he had anything to say lie replied that he had almoaL reached the belief that it was eaxrer to get a baby than it was a box of R. G. Dunn cigars! Being a war bride is not all.roses but it does mean thrilling adven­ ture. For instance, last week Pau­ line Chandler OUs had a call from Grand Rapids from Philo telling her he lust flew down from New York and would be flying over Has­ ting* in twenty minutes. He reached Hastings, circled low and went on. c.S?b.St^, te‘£SSS^,SEhhU ■Vllm, WUcox down In Alabama writes, "it's a nice camp and if it could be located In Maine it would be swell." After one days training Joe says. "If there's a worse sololer than I am I'd like to see him. I can't even roll my pack. Takes me 2*» hours and then it isn't right.' Take heart Joe—why it even took Joe Lout* years before he could connect with a right to the jaw and he was a natural . Find oil of consolation that—but anyway we tried. Joe's address 1*— Pvt Joseph V. Wilcox, 36862055 CO. V. 21*1 Btal/ 7th Reg. I.R.T.C. Fort McClelland. Ala. Howdy again, Merwyn Plumley. An A.P. story from somewhere in the South Pacific was just carried in the state papers about new laur­ els you're winning for yourself and we don't need to teil you how proud we all feel, along with your mom and dad. of the many tasks you have done. Here's what the A.P, story told— Somewhere In the South Pacific — (API—Capt. Merwyn C- Plumlev. United States marine corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Colvin R. Plumley of Nashville, M|ch., has been com­ plimented by his commanding offi­ cer for getting supplies to raider guerrilla bands bock of the Japa­ nese line* in the‘ Solomons cam■"fc. Capt. Plumley's raider PEOPLE ceasful discharge ot this duty lie displayed marked loyalty, ingenuity and excellent judgment. 8 ROOM HOUSE on South Michigan Ave. Ha* 3 bedrooms, 2 up 1 down, living room, dining room, kitchen, washroom and bathroom. Nice garage on Vi lot____________________ $2,600.00 7 ROOM HOUSE on North Hanover. 4 bedrooms, living room, dining room and kitchen. Com­ plete bath and garage, drain in the basement, all modern house---------------------------------- $3,800.00 A VERY NICE HOUSE and lot in Freeport ha* furnace, light* and city water. Hat 7 room*, good condition for------------------- T----------- $1,600.00 <0^ eS When personal budgets don't bal ance, there results a telling setback to future financial plans. Just as you must keep your house in order, so must the bank thot you moy live and work free from economic worries. It is the same principle on a slightly larger scale. We at The Hastings City Bankv realize that this notion faces severe post-war re-adjustments. For that reason we re-affirm our pledge of A House in Order Maintenance of the quality of our assets, protection of our resources, and the practice of our doc­ trine to WORK and SAVE. SHOW YOUR COLORS BUY U.S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER (Tho beat investment ut earth to Um earth Itself) STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST g, 1M» CARLTON CENTER to attend Metho- Beck te the Sunday school secre­ and adenoid removal at lake Odes­ tary and-treavurer and Mra. Ger- sa Friday. * Mary Oaitua. Eleanor 83 Ing served at the W. 8. C. 8- h*U and Mra. Frank Olmsted and Mr. ' by Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ovtrim I th. 1 Inga home. * Fred Wlerlnga of lhe S-..1 and David TWter spent a few days SOUTHWEST RUTLAND Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens nt*. Mr. and Mra. Elmer nera Is haul arrived safely dial invitation te extended te every Clayton Valentine and family. * iKrohr te sla’r was held At the one te enjoy church services at Robert Walters of Middleville spent .with her mint. church i plans Sundav school at io o'eioek. * one! Verger. A A shadow box aoclal was much enjoyed at the ' Henney has been moved from Thuraday afternoon. Word games . gurou Saturday of ber brother. Mr. 8aturdH?I,evcn2?£ iff? school lnl*bt with her Grange Thursday night. A Several familTea from here altooded lhe Mississippi to Camp Falconer reunion at Gun lake. Sun­ rado, located 7 miles from Colo­ frrahr^u were «?vS a After ,An£’/r.££* Mr. and Mra. Harry Dunn He writes that It —_____ Asptnali reunion at .; day. * Mr. and Mra. Gilbert Tteh- rado Springs. te most ---------------beautiful. * surprise ------------hom<?. Mra Colonel pleasure of rotating and vUlttag ?Uend te. Sunday. ' er-----of -Hastings entertained Mr. and - ~A — k-— --- —•-— lake. Sunday.★ ★Mr. Mr. Olirer worked m the , 110IH£ rcMMitcu to the home Home with wnn Ben Men Parks, rsrss. an an old o<a neighbor neignoor ------ *ho ■ E.Phelps and fam- Mrs. Fred Henney for dinner Sun- birthdayparty was held Wednes- , Yr.rgrr has returned ___ ... .— Norrte who of Mr. —• .and —1I Mra. Chase atat, whom iwhomshe shehad hadnot notseen seenfor formany manydefense factory ens Friday evening. * Mr. and Mra. the Gerald Tfecher day. * Mr. and Mrs. John Walter* day night for W. C. Mra. Jeu Jeu Chase enj .. A— -. — ---------------------J Where she U ^ployed I years * Mra. Edd Timm of Mid« “ ne Was ” 83 -------years--------young, at ,u their home. Coats Grove James Wilcox were Sunday after­ ----------from — Grand Rapids Were Sunday — -- “ “*' Kr '~"“ where she te employed ’ years * Mra- Edd Timm of Mid- «° ’rl‘h her i family Sunday afternoon. A Shan---------—,-------a.------- ----------guests pres-I pres-Ia*a* aa practical practical nurse. nurse. A A The were about about 40 40guests Tne Joe Joe idleville idleville was was aa visitor visitor Tlbundav Thuraday ., “.“J. y rfAuS. “l noon callers at the home of Mr. young peoples class and Mra. E»l<- (non. son of Mr. and Mrs. George dinner guests of »». Mr. #nJ Mr*. There■ were Three from away were Mr. Smith place ha* been.purchased ’evening at the Johnson and W1«rand Mn. Albert Nash. A Bunday nn Back teaching the Adult*. Joe Lydy, underwent a tonsUectomy Colonel Yarger. * A st * employment at the Jim Johnson afternoon callers at the home of restaurant on South Jefferson St. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Douglass were I uniter me Ben Franklin store. * Mrs. Llbbte Whittemore and son Ceci! Preston who with hte family Harry of Hickory Comers, and Mr. I reside in the Mra. Hattie Johnson and Mrs.. Ed Myers of Ionia and IhVint »<"■ Wm. Otte. A Mr and Mrs Myron I Friday. Mrs. Preston has employ- Bishop and family of Charlotte । ment in the defense plant tn Mld- spent the weekend with Mr. and dlevilte. rtillte Bchoimker who Mra. Dan Douglass. A Luella SchorMillon 1 passed a few days al the Preston er and Mary Dunn were home from home returned to her home In Flint Kalamazoo Saturday and Bunday ! Friday. * Mrs. Cha*. Cox and Ron- visiting their parents, Mr. and Mra. nle left Sunday for Lansing and Harry Dunn. * Mr. and Mra. Buehl Monday they go on to Detroit lo Beatty and family of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. sister of Mr. Cox. * Mra Della France Gorham Frances and Westbrook of Grand Rapid* came Gloria remained for a longer vis­ Thuraday to spend some time with it. * Little Robert Lord of Clover­ her sister. Mrs. Ada Shaw and aon dale spent last week with his grand Mylo Shaw. parent*. Mr. and Mra. JamM Wil­ cox. * Hubert SChrler spent last SOUTH SHULTZ week In Kalamazoo visiting rela­ from Mr. mr. and auu Mrs. mr». Fred riru Hom num and nuu Mr. mi. tives. A« Dellla wui* Oaks ——— spent ....... and Mra. Leland Sherrxril ■ and , Wednesday an til Saturday with her Marcia of Battle Creek with their brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. guest*. Mtea Osa England and Mrs. Lemuel Oaks, east of Hastings, ♦ I At.I Shirley England of Point Pleasant. • Mrs. Harry Dunn attended the W. Virginia, spent Tuesday at their i Goodwill Community Club and farm home and earned back vege- Goodwill school reunion at the ------- • • -------------Goodwill church Saturday • Bun­ tables from their Victory garden. * Mr. and Mra. Clarence Apple- day evenbig callers at lhe home of gate and Elsie and Mina Aidrich of Cloverdale visited Mina Kenyon and Mra. Robert Lord and Pattjr Saturday afternoon. A This com­ MAINTENANCE OF FLANT munity was saddened to hear of । ths passing of Peter Leinaar and east of Hastings. *172.IAS 43 14l«,i<OW 44 irkedl •rliMiul'I I and heartfelt aympathy te extend­ GLASS CREEK ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ___________ :___ . S.VJ5 »S ed to the bereaved families. A Ronaid Kenyon and family and Mr. ens Friday night was well attend­ [and Mra. George Martin of Na*h< ed * The Goodwill community and CO 0BDIMATE ACTIVITIES Mlle were guests of the Kenyons school reunion at the church Sat­ Sunday. A Mrs Pearl Larabee of urday was well attended, about 65 Hastings spent Wednesday with being present This meeting was Mrs. Amy Bonneville. * Mr. and also a reception for Ensign and AdMlebtralUn ' .............................. . . I 7 Ktematary >:«lKr.<fi»u ..... ... .... 3»,«»e <6 i Mrs. Mila Ashby attended the fu- Mrs. John Erway who were home 14 -.47 73 Ia4*r****‘«*' । neral of their cousin, Bert Patton i a few days furlough from Wwh44.3SO.Ot Riga BrUol Ks«rano« I at Delton Saturday afternoon A on ina ton. D. C. Many friends Were i Word has come that Pvt. Dale Lar- present to greet them, they also abee is In the hospital, ail hope for showered them with gifts. Thev his speedy recovery. A Gordon Ken­ to Washington. Monday. . . 7 «4» So yon, wlio was stationed al Great returned * Mra John Foreman of Katemar..740 OO IMM Lakes, has been moved lo Norfolk. ioo was a caller at Chas. Whitte1 »7>*3 Ctaltsl Va. A Dr. Pullz of Battle Creek mores Friday. A Sunday visitors at AUXIL1ABY AOEMOI1I Ray Erway's were Mr. and Mra. O. SE« Sunday school was conducted tbte Bundiy with the new ataff and -Vis BOARD OF EDUCATION ANNUAL REPORT week with Mr. and Mra Adelbert £ Craven. A Mr and Mrs. Lester k?±!* Bonneville visited relatives in Bat- Erwa^ nvtnn d nM r a^rf tie Creek Saturday * Mr. and 1 Eremin P u/ I Mrs. Donald Manning and Sharon Mra rindLii wi.hrar! r>rr* I Mrs. Lester Bonneville. — . [ and Mondav and Mrs. Manning and Mrs. Melvin Smith nt Good­ Will. A Mrs. Roy Erway te spend­ and daughter will remain and Ing lhe week with her son Homer ipend this week with her parents. nnd family in Muskegon. A Mr. and Mra. Harold Sharp of Musk*PLEASANT RIDGE gen and Mr. and Mra. Al Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ecktinaw and Annette of Grand Rapids were are living In the late James Ends­ Sunday visitors at Roy Erways. * ley house. A Mary Teeter spent Visitors al Fred Otte during the last week with Geneva Worlley weekend were Mr. and Mra. Loulo In Wayland. A Charlie Devault te Erway. Mr. and Mra. Gusmendo M I i In Pennock hospital. We hope for Kalamazoo. Mra. Alida Bogarters him a speedy recovery. A Mr. and of Chicago. A Mr. and Mra. Robert Mrs. Ward Wood and Ward Jun­ Striker and children nf Richland ior of Lansing spent Sunday with were guests at Chas. Whittemore’s Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wood and Sunday. Their mother returned | Greydon. A Mra. Anna Endsley te home with them for a few - days getting along nicely after break- visit. * Mra. Sara Erway came । ing ...r her hip .up ic recently. .liiu;. * w «■. Mr. miiu and , nuiiie home with wnn miciii them an after spending the Mrs. Albert Kinne ................. spent over Sun। past week with::.e the ..................................... ........... ,.— : Wolte'a and her dav with Mr. and Mra. Mra Robert AbAh- |I sister. sinter Mrs T: ‘' day Mrs. Clara Robinson. A Ray bev near Battle Creek at Beadle Olis spent Sundav with hte chllLnke a Mr. and Mra. Kenneth dren at Long Lake. Harold left Kelsey and baby Joyce Elaine spent Tuesday for Camp Grant where he Sunday with Mr. and Mra. E. H. I expects to be sent to Camp Colon Lathrop of Barryvllle. * Mr. and j in California. Mrs. Kenneth Cronk have been en- I ----------------tertalning hte mother from Grand if IT WONT HELP WIN THE Rapids for a few days. A Mildred | WAR—FORGET IT. ’>rl«n JJTfmi Z'. lie toll «. Preaiilenl INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION Hr'nTr’b...^ Nupvlenantiry and Indlatnt Boa In iru I ". CERTIFICATE PERSONAL LOANS Fbyslcil Edacitteti —to both men and women, on just your own signa­ ture and security. TREASURER S REPORT Cash advanced up to $300.00. Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come In or phone. III'.II S< llont rDf. AT:.-.-. CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION HASTINGS, MICH. 101'4 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE Z7Z2 DEBT SERVICE CONTINGENT FUND ri < ,i;i i.-.i : Ul.y tiahUi llaxrd 1 EIXD UKKSMMI You ve Got a job To Do! Help Uncle Sam by keeping your car in smooth running or­ der. Sunoco Prod­ ucts will help do it! IVV .1, :or. ii Choose them for hard-hitting power -for real low-costper-mile economy! rriyal.it; El-.ritH;; OPERATION Buy U. S. Bonds and Stamps ANDRUS SERVICE Phan« 2240 (Ntira FeU • M>ui iTiaeUftSUgr Hoiflngt, Mich. �me so you do at least know that know what luck they have. bight Journey In a oattfe ear. Ber- backward, tor there are plenty of ItOTICB TO CREDITOR! you have for the next meal without You said you hadn't baked bread ry\lhat I didn't write sooner but modern means of transportation I loalng anySleep. One meal you have in quite a while. When I come didn't get settled until today. Theiguessl forgot to mention lhe.camaiul lemonade and ihs next home on furlough I want some barracks are really nice here, mod- , el caravans which pass through 1 1 ' ~ . meal, you iiave lemonadF Yes. we home-made bread and honey, and emutlc with French wLndows and here Bornetlmes there are as many (Continued from Page 1. Bee. a.) have' a change even once in a some of that canned beef. "Think venetlpn blinds. ‘ ' ! os 2S or -30 camels in one group. . .. ___ ______________ _ — ----w.—. a ■ meat —* called —.ll—l you « rm .J Mi star __ ______ I •yet. >n- Rnmr nf rh> fallnwa h.rr MrM.n under and1 iiave JU can sail iui lhe fill UK uniwr order?" . |।I Haven't tuvm siarieo scnooi -­ UtU.i the MK weather W.WWM* and —now . .w— re.. while — Probably you you have have noticed noticed by I . cuperatlng -derating In the hospital. Sorry luncheon meal ispam) African probably oy rmy peel to about Thursday. I m Hive been urrn Bl .. --------------2* °“J™* “~i-ve 111 Bun. trust steak. It small cans,- ---the address addreBB on the envelops envelope that I. signed lo -patrol ------ bombers. There to J'1* buI■ you've trus* every——- — ’• cornea in -Uns — to. ■per usual, ......1 now* nn — . — . . — " • ■ first fi-<« month mnntw a ■ man man has ha* to tn eat *at it .t he h « hBVe *. — accu'red “ vu ’ red the the heavy heavy rank rank of of enough enough radio radio equipment r on one of |J° fl0 £ n thing te. now'/ mem on one of « >«• J"’ ,n"J* L„m'*Y ' Bailor Walter Roop Is home with likes it and then the next 90 days prtvateflnt cood sixe ----------radio •*“ Dh P*iailt- 1I *m going “ to rld ride *c fpcamel. **nel ] ,,al lB,„ -------------_. pll,a^ ,ir»t class. claa* II got got it It the the first first these these ships ships for fo; a r"" an honorable discharge. heb 'jd* thesafest ships । ®*y Hello ,to and keep pmt.su Otliee. in ... _ ----------------------------------------... _ H.*. -I. It it ju*t juat seems fceems to get caught In the o otf on, month. mOnth. I was the only one stetlon. station. These are Ttne saiesi amp* ~ everyone ' ^rt of nf wanted wantS*1 your noses clean. -- --------------------- te------------;uczz •-™t - — - W*>' your n °9*9 c *^n* ready seen action what action, "eaoheos", 1I guess that to the way made mBde this lhU month. Since I have been the Navy ‘has. but I sort •m. —. lads according L W.aHfnvtn.l t* Bn*tl t ----— ------These With love. to Washington to spell that awfUl word.—It means __ mBc je platoon runner, tell me bomber. Guess 111 have * platoon runner, they they tell me a aive dive oomucr uueaa 111 nave to, to. Brother. "Chet' after they are out of uniform will throat, that a .runner ta nicked by being like them as there te nothing I can 1 have some identification. This is T Sgt. Chatter ' ’ * Arehkrt. Today is cloudless and I wish ' I uw the best platoon do about it It now. west private of the platoon, 36197217 what the report said— ,could go some place. There arei They had *"* a couple -------’* *before “*— — me but. Looks -aa •» though —' I D be getting 1I they «o< loat In these jungle-llke home in about eight weeks, that te | APO. 523. c o Postmaster Waaiilngton. July 29— (AP>—La­ things < could really enjoy. pel buttons to signify service in the ____ woods when we were having battle If everything goes on OK. O.K. Boy te is 1 New York. N Y. Army will be awarded all Individ- • Henry, tactic problems. *o they didn't last that going to seem good to mr. . July 23. 1943 DIDIS roa PUBLICATION. uals honorably discharged, the War iIt sgt. Henry Eaton, 16011201 Be sure and• send• me the Banner In-.­ ~ m only a few days. Most of these boys ' • Department announced today. The - a P.O. 650. c o Postmaster ----------,just — -----------haven't been off a cement 1 The sky te really cloudy. Looks । ue.a! ‘““’L,, buttons, now being manufactured. Ne_. York •• •• ---- -- —en going to write to you side-walk. I guess, ,like a nice storm te blowing up. . picture an eagle within a circle. 1 July 20. 1943 : We had that platoon test tost When It rains In Florida it pour*. even since 1I 1have been In the army, They bear no lettering. 1 K..« we 414..1 ^... TH* In is but I just couldn't seem to make It i Friday forenoon, but didn't pass The barracks that that VI am in or find time. Saw a couple pictures this week D««r Zolly: 'it. to we will be taking it over ■all soldiers except for three sailors One year ago today I came into of While lhe fever te running **• two good looking rTTr- fellows who ——•» me again uiiain soon soon, II it was fifteen intecn miles mues out They are taking some sort of SfSW ““'.'•."•I.’1’.-..... lhe army through Hastings. I live (Continued on Page 6. Sec. * full field pack around. I'll let the Qul ln ‘Trucks' Wednesday I g«t one day off out of eight ■ware. Ohio, lhe other was Bob Reed fever run and drop you a line lin< and night, r**t*<i »«nk th* rate liberty liberty three three out out of of four four . rested Thnndav Thursday, took the 1 'and and rate at Webb Institute. N. Y. (If you Czz™. atch “ it tzzzr. later. It happens happena I'm I' In test Friday and marched al) the nights. That la from about four in don't mind a bit of ribbing Bob the (he hospital at present recuperating recupei way in that night. It had been the afternoon untU six-fifteen tn. Reed, we've thought ot a good cap- from ' a headaches which occurred raining all week and the roads were ‘ the morning. . ORDER for publication lion for your picture—"Bailor with after a few hours of black-out drlv- so mua av ana mUddy and greasy that you Well. Dad. again I bring to a I Hat"—if you know what we mean ) i 1 CXpeCl 10 * oul 111 * day °r couMhanUy hz.-d!; ztand up in places If close my short letter. Please write. Oood luck fellows. , you can imagine, walking .'if teen । Greetings. Tom Stebbins al Aber­ . .... —--------- --------------- --- — — miles In pitch black darkness wth | Harold deen Proving Ground. Md. There Southern Pacatic where a letter the roads as sUppery as ice. and Harold R. Kimmel, ARM 3/c are a number of fellows from home I,om from nomc home “ te ,ute like ft a inena friend giving wt, we made that fifteen miles In five I Box 35—Radio down there with you. we 11 tr> and you a pound of steak, or are the hours I don't think we will be blv- 1 Naval Air Station tth^mIS»n^ii*nd “ddn: I fteh biting so well you don't think 1 ouacing any thia week. Jacksonville, Florida A «l^e to Lt llwrence D Bnv- !about M,e“1‘17 I WeU. I guexs this just about sum- ‘ der who lust received his* ronunto1 “(PP0** bY ”ow >ou wouW Uke martzes the news for this week. Will Somewhere in Iran July 11. 1943 ikui al Blvtheviile Armv Air Field 10 know wh ® 1 BfnHigh - Wcl1 school 1 ,n * 6rad *- 1I thoae try to picture, write more next as time. Uwr^J?MbtadalHH? te.u>* Delton and as soon youSend c.n I| , i uate of Delton High school and 1 those pictures as soon aa you can Dear Kids: I guess I haven't thanked you al the Int Int. Seal Seal: .V .It Mom. Mom, if If you can find the negatives negatives. a pilot of twin-engine bombeRcraft. I went to work at Clear skies to you Lt. and best of ' Lcci Lxx:k Co., Oz.. f"~. from there to ’Willow .Vlilex R"r. Run ,:1 ;z;Zz guess yea yon xan see by my picture for the birthday remembrance but will do It now in a much delayed from there I1 ran right into the eh.. that 1I am-^eeling all right. luck How atmit sending us a 1 and ^om .. .... . --------------. yr Love, J us) ilon. I suppuae the folks have picture of yourself—wings and all. Army <and I've been running ever told you all lhe news so hardly Congratulations. PFC Wyman W. »lnce». My name was Dale J. Lara/ Stanton know what to say. If all our days Clagett. <son of Mrs. Nellie J. Clafc- I b<*. now It te Pvt. Larabce. P.ffC. Stanton Strickland ORDER FOR PUBLICATION here were as nice aa this morning etl. Hastings) on your promotion to . Well, now don't take this aU Cd. H. 137th Inf. te. I wouldn't ask for a pleasanter wrong, and think we're having the grade gnuto of corporal at Camp Bow- wrung, A.P.O. 35 place to be. Cpl. Clagett is at present lou of fun here, for lhe only fun ie, Texas. Ci latnn Rucker. Alabama This country and Its people are on duty wl' 1 _ din a held hospital. iiave Is thinking of the <lUy Lawrence Strickland. ________ ___________ . Stan's very Interesting although condi­ L Allerdlng, Allerdlng. i17. of »tr. Mr. when we reach the suites for good. ilher, is now a Sergeant. His ad- tions are far from what one would Burton L. t, son 01 aa U and Mrs LeRoy Allerdlng. R»R.2. It's tune to ring off, so keep the expect to find in this day and age 5gt. Lawrence Strickland Woodland. Mich, has exchanged his fires flrcs burning bock back home and well of the world. The people are liv­ t.P.O. 644. c/o Postmaster civilian clothes for "Navy blue/’ He , kct.p lhem burning in Tokio. Also ing In much the same way that his reported lo U. 8 Naval Train- kee£ writing and well keep fight­ they did Ln Christ's time. Most of ing Station. Great Lakes. Ill., and Nitje work. Lawrence. the work te done by hand. 1 have u now nnw undergoing iinrlerttoinu a period tierlod of “ "boo. r-v.... J. Larabee. »,. —k— i<utx*ii*i Is boo: ~ TC.. Pvt Dale 36415313 \ July 26. 1943 seen men harvesting grain with the training." • A.P.O. 960, c/o Postmaster scycle and loading It an donkeys ORDER TOR PUBLICATION \ 7:30 p-nu. At Camo Fannin. Texks helping San Francisco, California Mid what loads* they put on them. Hello', Zolly: "pioneer' the new BIRTC training The donkey te the main beast of camp near Tyler. Texas te’Cpl. Or­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strickland I rekd your column in the Ban­ burden in this country. Horses are ville V. Cooley, son of Mr. and Mrs ner and enjoy It immenaly. In last■ for the more wealthy class ot peoS. J. Cooley, of Hastings, serving as Hastings, Michigan week's edition it seemed you wantedl pie and occasionally you will see a training cadreman of Co D, 62 Bn.. Sunday. July 4. 1943 my address I'll give it to you later.■ farmer workingAram of oxen on' i3lh Till. ItegL That la hia mail Dear ruiks. Would you please gel Howard address Tills Branch Immaterial Oot your letter of June twenty­ Bites' complete address for me? It plow. Replacement Training Center gives was in the Banner a short time They thrash their grain by drlvbasic armv training lo replacements fifth. last Tuesday, arid your let­ ago. I wrote him but it wasn't ter of June twenty-ninth, yester ­ for all branches of the Army day. I haven't got my watch ready enough address as they sent it back Ground Forces. „ to send just yet. but will soon. I to ine saying, "insufficient ad­ the grain in under their feet and | to Among lhe new trainees who have think maybe 1 had better leave It dress." unquote. It te trampled out. after which it recently arrived at the Coast Ar­ home because this training te pretty I guess this is all the dope, so is separated from the straw by tillery Replacement Training Cen­ tough on a watch. Almost every­ will close. throwing it in the wind. ter. Camo McQuaide. California, te There are lots of goats and sheep body in the company has broken Sincerely. Pvt. William C. Krlner. R. No. 2, Jake Alginquon lake. HAtlngs. Mich his watch a couple limes. Let me know if you have my pictures yet, Pvt. Junior F. HIU. US.M.C. How goes It. BUI? ' they did In bible pictures. and if you like lhem. I wasn't 401 Marine Barracks It may be hard for you to believe quite satisfied with them because • X .,! , ORDER TOR PUBLICATION July 23. 1043 they are so light colored. but In traveling down the street Great Lakes. Illinois “*«.•' H'*'' Mfchigsa. The FreUte Conn you may see a mother bathing her Dear Zolly: You asked me If I liked K. P. < We're sending Howards complete rou. We are not al- I chili child In in a stream which may run I know you like to have news "Definitely not!” Guard duty lan't address to you. Sta»rj^Cl»mret. ot Probate, nt l~n t11v Shin nr nlnln? in about lhe boys from home that are so bad. No. I wouldn't rather be lowed to print Co.. Div.. Ship, or along In front of lhe stores or Office io the City rt K. Barer. Cta4 ot Probate. over here. So. I am taking lhe li­ K.P then what I am doing. Yea. Sqd. of an address out of the US.A. homes and maybe ten feet farther berty of sending this little Item of tt would be easier, but I wouldn't but we have been assured that on a pmon will be washing dishes , Out B-3 tmde. "How do you like sleeping what we are permitted to print te or drinking. In most cases the news to you. John W. Scholia, Staff .Sergeant In lhe tent?" IH bet it's lota cooler. adequate to get mail to the boys. toilets for these/ people are wher­ I'm glad Rex and Bonnie are all ever nature* call*. In the Air Corps and son of Mr. settled back on lhe farm and have Let us know what address you had In the more> modem towns one for Howard and we'll check on it. and Mrs. William C. Shult*. Lake got Susie with them now. I sure finds better conditions but even at HUls Dairy Farms. Delton. Mich । would like to see their place now. the beat it is none too good. has been awarded the Air Medal The people are very friendly but "How are the bees coming now?" Tuesday, 0:30 p.m. and Oak Leaf Cluster. "Are they making honey, or just Dear Dad: very few speak any English, so we Air Medal <citation> for meritor­ swarming?” "Or both?” Arrived here In Jacksonville Sun­ don't visit much. Now don't get ious achievement of destruction of If anybody goes fishing, let me day mom Ing after a hectic over- the idea that everything te so one enemy airplane while serving as a gunner on a bombardment mis­ sion over enemy occupied continen­ tal Europe. The courage, coolness and skill displayed upon lids oc­ casion reflect great credit upon him and the armed forces of the United States Oak Leaf Cluster for participat­ ing In several combat missions over enemy occupied continental Europe. Sergeant Shultz was drafted in Aug. 1942 and graduated from schools at Las Vegas. Nev.; Boise. Having sold the Residence and no further use for the furniture I will dispose of it Idaho; Walla Walla, Wash.; Pierre, at Public Auction at the residence located one block west of the church on the 8. Dak.: and Saline. Kan. He was at home for a short visit State Road in Vermontville on last March and went Into active duty In April. Youra truly. Sgt Weldon Phelps. 15333725 AJ».O. 634. c/o Postmaster Akl Tl IT I lAkiT TAAklT ON I Hr HOMr Fk()N VII 11 IL IIVI IL I i\vn I Invasion U CosUy tightinn JOOper oeab How about your band baying? LEGAL NOTICES AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, AUG. 7,1943 July 17, 1M3 Mrs. Herbert Eaton 1410 8. Jefferson Bt. Hastings. Michigan Dear Mother and all. I suppose you are keeping your eye on the front that seems to be the front door of our country and mind you what Is going on. There is ■ no news yet. the greatest news win be when there ceases to be any news. You know by this time why I restrict all my writing and cor­ respondence until the time comes that I can write in a legitimate way. If they wanted us to. Uiey would tell us that we could write and what we cant as the more we don't write the better the letters turn out. consequently you get let­ ters that aren't all cut up and muHow are Floyd and Henrietta and tell Henrietta to write me a letter, that te if she doesn't have a broken arm or neck Why didn't you tell me that some of these people have broken arms, gosh. I didn't know folks were so busy that they couldn't at least lake a couple of hours off in the evening and write just a few lines to someone that they have known all their life. It te very warm here, almost too warm to live, but we go right on living just the same and It doesn't seem to bother the most of us now aa It just seems lo grow on you after you have spent so many sea­ sons In the warm climate. I have an awful cold Just now but that isn't so bad—I can get around and go to chow every meal. That re­ minds me, we sure had one of the swellest meals you ever tasted the other day. We had Swiss steak and ice cream, and maybe you think that wasn't some surprise and a treat. Just like a new suit or a new ear tn the states. Of course the average chow isn't so bad as the usual run of things, but once In a while there comes a treat like that, that just seems to stick to a fel- • Starting at 1:00 o’clock I offer the following: Ook Dining Table Hoover Electric Sweeper 6 good Chain Buffet China Closet Marble Top Table Corner Whatnot Extension Drop Leaf Table Folding Chain Paper Racks Curtains Breakfast Set drop leaf table and 4 chairs / Electric Stove Electric Grill 2 electric irons. Mahogany Bed, Chest of Drawers and Vanity Ivory Bed. Chest of Drawers and Vanity Several odd beds New Rollaway bed with innerspring mattress Springs and Mattresses Spinett Desk Day Bed Cots Small Chest of Drawers Singer Sewing Machine Oak Bookcase 2 Library Tables Several Odd Chairs Rug 6 Tube Cabinet radio Stands Odd Tables health and steady nerves to wage a successful Fight For Freedom! You and your family can keep "os» the go" by drinking MILK regularly and often. Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4*< I O BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hutinn MEN and WOMEN WANTED IN OUR LOCAL PLANT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES Draperies Lamps Alarm Clocks Lawn Mower Side Walk Edger PAST Ironing Board Roaster EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY Hanging Lamp Irons SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE­ VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING Wringer and Wash Board Row Boat Surf Board Motor All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted Dishes ond Cooking Utensils of all kinds and other articles too numerous to mention. BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for EULA BARBER, Prop Hastings Telephone 3467 Don’t miss out on this all-American health drink! This is a good clean bunch of furniture and in very good condition. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer sergeant that made it. I can really comment on him aa he to a young fellow from Dayton. Ohio, and he really knows his cooking. There to one thing about the meals over here and that to they are never chang- A united nation and its families require blooming C. M. HAMMOND. JOHN BIRMAN, Clerks HASTINGS MFG.COMP �THE BABTINOI BANNIB, THUBSDAT. ACQUIT C. IKS The Axis stops at nothing- Doni you stop at 10% FIGURE IT OUT YOURSELF Are you lending all you can? Weren’t there a few dollar, in your last pay enve­ Y6u’he!p'guarantee~a'strongrprosperous America after the War, with a good job for yourself and everybody else. 'And last, but not least .ic* ” swellest feeling'in the world! The warm, proud feeling that comes from knowing that, when your country asked your help,*you~toed the mark/ * "’ones — lope that n»U have gone into War Bonds—but didn’t? Get out your pencil right now—use the forms below as a guide—and see if you can’t boost the percentage you’re putting aside for Uncle Sam­ ant? yourulfl * ) ' Wkat conns I HERE'S WHAT COMES IN: In ) Wkat (ou oat ,for U.S. WAR BONDS 6— YOU'VE DONE YOUR BIT—NDW DO YOUR REST! WALLDORFF & SON CUT RATE SHOE STORE STRAND AND BARRY BEN FRANKLIN STORE THEATRES J.C. PENNEY COMPANY HODGES JEWELRY ' WATERS CLOTHES SHOP FRANDSEN'S JOHN BULLING & SON B. A. LyBARKER HASTINGS ICE & FUEL BONNET tr GOWN ROTH .FURNITURE AUTO SPORT SHOP G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. THE VALUE STORE REED'S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO LARSEN'S DRY GOODS GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS COFFEESHOP HOTEL HASTINGS TAYLOR SHOE STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCI­ ATE STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK___ ANDRUS SERVICE MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE LONG fr MOORE 5c to $1 STORE BAIRD'S STORE THE HASTINGS BANNER MILLER REAL ESTATE CASITE CORP. VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE E. W. BLISS CO. INT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL HOME HASTINGS MFG. CO. t �THE HASTINGS BANNIB. THUBSDAT* AUGUST B, IMS dents of Middleville were in town Thuraday on busiMU. * The Leon Rock family of Detroit la Lr.a iis airplane mechanic. Bl were home from Battle Creek over MIDDLEVILLE * ion Stlmpion and wife of Detroit qj* Mission was a real buccvm wim» •<-<*/. .x* w>*uumm,«w -- x*<. ••*•* »*«■ *—* — afamlly reunion wju held at . an average of Ml children attending. 1 plans are atill undecided. * A spa- par returned to their home in De­ Lage *t Payne lake, w Mrs. Floyd pau lake in hta honor. * Conrad 11 Ray Lyon* vtaited . hta brother Walkin* of Green lake and her Bealar, pharmacist's \mate third William and family near Hastings. needay while data waa home from xthe Great Bunday afternoon. * Mias Jeanette Lake* Training KaUmasoo wcre Wednesday after­ Rugg of Battle Creek accompanied nock by her friend. Mtaa Mtaa -----------------------Ruth McClure Friday Frida well enough to be brought a short time. * Mr. and Mr*. Albert Johnson of Lowell will preside aa beiner are among lhe Boy BcaaU noon caller* at the fltokoe home. have gone to U»e home of ■ wormy matron and it U hoped who went to Due* lake near Mua- * Mr*. Katherine Gordon of Mo­ Friday night with HS 'i'uT'tS1 Unl-oSS home and i* no* able to. ett up Parker MW thelr son Arnold at Cadillac where there will be a good attendance, gegan Sunday for a vacation out- .... -- --------------- — — and returned home Saturday tak­ Bwerdfeger and twin sons left for Har sons. Leon and Carl and wives I they-will remain for a lime hoping Meeting is called lor 8 o’clock and jng. * Tommie Feklpausch and Of her sister, Mra. ChrtaUne Ftnk- ing her mother, Mr* Blanch Begtheir home In Buffalo Thuraday aft­ are caring for her. ft Mr. and ' the change will be beneficial for i retreahmenta will follow. * Mr. and , Henry Gibson of HasUngsare , beiner tor several months, is Im- erstrom with them. Mr*, Begerer * two week*' visit with her par­ Mra. Glenn Solomon and Curtis, 1 Bert* affliction with asthma. * Mr*. Cnartoa J. Randall were Sun- spending the week with Tommie’s proving and able to be out some. >n of Grand Rap- day vtahora of hta parent*. Mr. and I grandparent*, Mr. and Mr*. Cha*, ft Mrs.Mary Gray. Mr*.Sarah ents, Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. F. Fart­ Mr. and Mra. Russell Solomon and Miss Mi er ...» « and her aiiter. Mr*. Roman .. Feld* — son Donald, and Miss Vernelva trilyn Garfield of Air*. Kush Randall. Ciiartes who te .Parker. * Mr. aud Mr*. Fred Cialcr Campbell. Mrs Pearl Kenjon. Bert will remain until improved. * Mr. Buech and family at Hastings, ft Barnum of Hastings attended the AUgUSla are visutna Ung their and die finisher■ — ha* of w.mi.vr Grand- XRapids Thuraday .***«* and Maurice Carter and Mtas Lou- and Mr*. Henry Poulson spent lhe wicu cousin, wi—n. an au expert t.pvi. tool XW. «... — wa U—. were — rs. Wayne Kermeen who was In- funeral of the former's brother, Jean Oriffeth. * Mrs. J. H. Abra- been 2; in -iiifsU Buffalo iuxi since Apr2 April on inde- irtsifrcra visitors of ot hta his meiher. mother. Jdrc. Mrs Clara eta Cook attended the picnic of weekend at Saranac with their, lured recently in an accident at lhe । WllhBolomon at the Dutton United ham, who bi, been spending some lense and alt all mtoved enjoyed aa drive drive out out tn* the Get-Together club of old neigh­ daughter Mrs. Harold Hartins. and tense work wAr'r and is i> now awaiting awaltlnst ; CUler and factory ta now about Yhe house Bretiiren ehureh Thuraday after­ lime' with her niece and sister. Mrs. I -transfer ' r to —some ------- other point. * to the home farm. * Mr*. Snyder bora, at Lakeside park. Caledonia took Utile Lionel Haskins home -■* Mrs. O. ... ‘ Sleeby Ardis -.ot — Bllsaiield on*--------Sunday. * Mrs Amble Mugridge _, kc. _ - --------------------soma. ft Mr. and Mra. Leo Crane noon. Mr. Solomon's death wa* lhe W. J. Liebier and Mrs J. Slawaon Rev. and after a week's stay. * Mrs. Walter -------- and *nd daughter. ------- --------------------adjoining porch, • BUI IfcTt. to Howe, *— V'~?.ors at visitors the home the funer- Honor and daughter Judy of Chlleft for her home ... In Detroit, Tuas- I two ____ *oiu.—returned Ind., were at of theWm. homeand of aon Wm.Harry and attended aon day. ★ Freddie Oriffeth and cousin Saturday after spending spending aa few few Reed Reed at at Parmelee, Parmele*, Last last week. week. ** alalofof their thi aunt. Mr*.'Ell* Ingram ! caBO were caller* at the home of aid' andHsS removal Arthur Oriffeth made another trip ; day* with her parent*. LL. Mr. and ;Mr. Thursday afteraxm w. J. Ltabler thta Monday, U;. and —Mra. —• Harold ** " carpenter and ’ at “ Hastings. ” ‘ u, G m.—t last week L with a Mrs. A. d helping and went on to Battle creek to,* There seems to have been a<v- but suffered second’d. to Connecticut A. C« C, Johnson — and helping jaiorta , Gloria and and Gordon of Grand ——— Rap—trailer for the Royal Coach Co. , care for her mother who has has been been kta rral LnuMmpn mishap* ■xuuxn, around ww the wo country ids spent apent Sunday Sunday with with Mr. Mr. and anu I visit ,‘**k their •*«*• nepbtw and ■—- cousin. ”T"—• I erai w..—/ of Hastings and relumed returned through 1I quite alck from alrep alrep throat throat infecinfec- Mrs. Mrs. Ben Ben Carpenter, Carpenter. ft* Mr. Mr.and andMr*. Mr*. ■ ■Richard Richard Palmer Palmer at at Percy Percy Jones Jones hoshos- , . rcce recently ntly among among the the farmer* farmers and Canada. Art expect* thta to be hta - tion ft Mra. Deila WesbrooK ot 1 Clarence Roeenberg spent lhe pita!, ft Herbert Langmoor of Call- I farmerettes. On* of the Finkbeln.last .. delivery . ..------ trip -----------rhJch ftp clark Memorial Hom*, Grand Rap- - weekend with hta parent*. Mr. and fornia, lonua. a a friend irwna of oi Bernard dciiwu Ben-;er brothers prouiers In in east easi Leighton Mugnwn hurt nur* — i. Claude Rosenberg in north- away, who —--------------rat had been---at — Muskegon j hi* ankle quite badly when hia over- Dr. Lund attended her done while recovering from a ids. came Thuraday for a week’s Mr*. it Thbmapple k>e*for^ returnin< tor for a » couple^of » mcr.th: months vu a Sat- bih caught In the combine while oroKcn »**«■«***broken urm. arm. ne He expect* bwii soon w to «ere- visit with her stater, Mrs. Ada west tum to hte position as cow tester. , Biiaw at Ute Blue Ribbon Dairy to his duties at the Willow Run urday and Sunday vteltor ot the i hC waa greasing it and haa laid *“‘Mra Mra Hattie HaLtie'amiih~iaccompanied farm. * Mrs. icenneth ” Clarence “~naway family on hte way back nim up for aeveral day*. Claude recovery. She ta thankful I * Smith accompanied I farm. * Mr*. Kenneth -VogeTof Vogel of plant?YpslLanti r’— — and --*• wife Beniiwi Caliiornte. hurt hta arm--------------while do­ didn't happen ten minute* I Jackson visited vtaited her her parents. parents. Mr. Mr. have been enjoying a week's vaca- to Call ---------Mtes ----- PatiUne Ben . Rosenberg ---------------------her son. A. Jay Smith, and family of . Jackson I and Mr*. Mrs. Henry resorting al one of the Pratt away, — Lt. i* Robert Robert Lichtenberger Lichtenberger ina mg gome some machine machine cranking cranking and and when she wa* looking into the Adah to Goguac lake take near Battle and Henry Brog Brog and and her • tton ' nl.l..Crees. ...» l*-a_, unable ___ . . . to use __ iti. for a voell.' tl , or that the oven door didn't i Creek Sunday lo the Smith family 1 brother Clair and family from cottages al Gun take. * Rev. Leroy and Miss B. Bigler of Battle No matter what you reunion. * Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Thursday until Saturday night, chamberlain returned home Friday steo enjoyed the weekend at the | Mrs. Earl Kermeen had some brok- her or that the didn't ret th bring your car in tor, Harvey, son-in-law and daughter, when ahe wa* Joined by her hus- from Reed City where he had »penl Benaway Gun lake cottage. * Mr en rjbs when she fell onto lhe ton- force of the blow-off in her C'ra guaranteed the Mr. and Mr*. Jerry’ Vrooma of band and went to Muskegon to visit two weeks a* evangelist al the | and Mrs. Bam Coat*returned home i Kuewhile alighting from » ms* Sunday after- hta brother Harold Vogel and wife. Comp meeting. ♦ Fink- Tuesday from a--visit relatives I chine and Mrs. Chas. Andler also t In workmanship Grand Rapids were Bunday w U. Wayne --------with ................. • ... K ama nH damaged ____ X.— her .XK. rib* 1-. - intall wliXmwhan she had tightened the can I - -------- A. * Ur Mr. ,and a fall noon and■ evening guests of> the ; .... They will visit x-lhis mother in Grand * betner __l.fr with, fr.,4 htt wife, are home on in .fr.the Lansing area. and the • lowest in .—h— thta — week w»— and —return __________ _____ _ from Texas _____ ____ —t- Mrs. «■»•- Bam Myers —*-••■ and children are a load of hay overturned. Farm­ too much, giving them only a Harry Stimson family. ★ Paul Rapids lo lhe iI furlough and ____ visiting prices. Now, more the weekend »pendlng Smith te spending hte vacation a* Brog -- home **for — •' ---------u“* before ; his parents. -------- -- Mr. and — -• Mrs. ’Lewis —*----------------- two ---------weeks —’’* -at a cottage ins ten't all sunshine as some div tum back Instead of one anc ... going on to Jackson. * Mrs. Gilbert Pinkbeiner west of town. Carlton at Gun lake. * Mrs. Hattie Smith folks think. * The remains of half luma. We are glad 1__ apprentice at the Middleville Sun than ever before we came out no --worse — even though Uy Hill of Detroit vtalted her stater.1 Kaeehele of Wyandotteand Mr.'returned home Thuraday night Claude Bundy. H. were brought to ----■-------■ office and hu quite aucccMfully * Mrs. R. G. Cridler. Saturday and , and Mrs. Maurice Smith of Ha*- from Hastings where «he had spent Middleville Friday afternoon for loat all her eleven cans of be mastered the linotype machine. * thot wo really know “* I --------Bunday.---------------------* Mrs. Cora Hubbard re- tings were also Bunday gueata of some lime and also attended the interment in Mt. Hope cemetery, and the wort preparing thorn. Mr. and Mr* Wayne Carpenter of '•• ce.ved a bad cut on the eye which thrir parent*. Maurice we under- funeral of her aunt. Mrs. Ella Inp- Deceased waa bom in thia village Parmelee vtaited Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ceived how to bring better requlred medical when stand ta called for service on lhe ram that day. * Mrs Claude Ros- and the Bundy family were among FAIR LAKE thur Gilbert in Grand Rapids. Bun- -----*“■ — J‘—‘ *attention ’ and economical per­ Mr. and Mrs Will Carver of dav. * Mr and Mr* Wendell Miller i»he fell out of bed last week. * Mr. ! 21»t. * Joan Dean. "Laura FYeshney.! enberg and Mrs. Jack Rosenber: the older settlers, living on the formance to your car. and Dick Krotlje of Grand Rapids ' and Mrs. Osben Oriffth ot Grand ' Olenna Galster and Leila Jackson attended lhe wedding of Mtes Oer- farm south of town where the John ling were Sunday visitors at wcre Sunday visitors at the will Rapids were callers Monday at the(*pent from Wednesday afternoon laldine Gibb* and William J. Dyk- Goorhouse family now live. Mr. (Griffins. ♦ Mra. Wm. Quj until Saturday Saturday morning morning at at Gun Gun 'stta homes of of hta hta brothers. brother*. Harold Harold and and until »tra at at Calvary Calvary Baptist Baptist church ehureh In In . Bundy had lived in Grand Rapids aon Howard of Naihvilte ni Trumble home northwest of town. homes Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trumble of Glenn and on other Middleville lake with their Sunday school Grand Rapids at 4:30 o'clock Sat- far fortv years and was employed home Saturday after a week Grand Rapid* were Sunday supper friend*. * Ted Welton to at hta farm teacher. Mrs. Martha Benaway.; urday afternoon. Mrs. Dykstea Is , by a Brass company. * George it with her stater and famll guests and Mr, and Mrs. Conrad home and convalescing nioely from The young ladles of course had a the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Or-'Weller. 70. of 411 N. Ionia Ave..'and Mrs. Chas. Pixley. * ■ MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR ■ Monro.- Grand Rapids, parsed awav at But- . sickness La taking a terrtbl Cherry of Caledonia were afternoon 1 hta recent operation for goiter. * lovely time. * Bunday. July 25 wa* ley Olbba and stater of Senior terworth hospital Thursday ete- . of horses In thta vicinity. ' callers. * Mr fc Mra. Clyde Orum- । Mr. and Mrs Veryl Boyer and three a pleasant day at the Methodist Gibb* son-in-law. of the W E. 8TATI ST. HASTINGS PHONS UH mett have sold their farm north­ ' children of Grand Ledge were Sun- parsonage when some ot the chll- , Rosenberg*. * Rev- H- H. Harris ning. He ta survived by hta wife and Mrs. Alton Armour at dren of of Rev. Rev. and and Mrs. Mrs.I.I.W. W.Minor Minor Wayland was waa calling calling on Rosa, three three sons aona Elite Ellta of of Muskegon. Muskegon.' Creek spent Saturday evenln vtaltor* of hta hte mother, Mra. Mr*, dren ofof Wayland on old Rosa, west of town to Mr. and Mr*. day vtaltora Claude Kermeen. Another son. gathered with their families to , Middleville friend* on Friday af- • Elmo ot Grand Rapid* and Harold Harry Lewis of Grand Rapids who • Meryl Boyer, wife and son of Has- celebrate three events, the 45th ternoon. * Clarence SeriJan who I nf Weak Olive, two daughters Mr*. Mr. and Mra. Bert Litta at tings were Monday vialtors. * Mrs. wedding anniversary of the Minora has been attending summer school ; Hugh Weller of Rockford and Mr*. and Mra. Floyd Morford and < Leonard Elwood entertained at a and Lhe birthday of Mrs. Minor at Michigan State Collegeis home । Bruce Windes of Middleville; seven ter Leaths and son enjoyed family party at Murphy's Point, and her son Willard. Besides theland al present working „in_. — the ._ fac- ,pvandrhildren grandchildren and and two two stater*. stater*. Mr. Mr. nic in the park at Lansing I wrv- ] Weller and family resided north- where they were Joined by 1 duli lake. Friday evening for the latter and hte family and her moth- tory. He te awaiting call callto ---------pleasure of Leonard’s birthday. July er. Mrs. Homer Dean, all ot Kala- ice. * The Gilbert wleringa “'— ' family —cast of town for some year* In the Mrs. Howard Morford of 1 bli nast and have many friend* in Mrs. Scott and son returned 31. * Ml*a MIm Nora Mae Juj Juppstrom has mazoo. Mr. and Vai Gormsen moved recently from the Reg. crldreturned from her visit with her and two daughters of Otsego were ler farm lb his father's farm near this vicinity who extend sympathy with her brother for a v| brother. PVL George Juppstrom home. * Owing lo the ladles being Hasting*. * Mtea Arvllla Crane of to the family In their sorrow. Fu­ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Puttay,1 at Amarillo. Texas, and reports a busy with canning and many away. Battle Creek la spending several neral services were held at Van't sing and Mr. and Mra. Arthur fine trip.*-* Mr* Ray Potts enter- the regular July meeting of the W. weeks with har grapdDftrwiU. Mr. Hnf Funeral hrene in the citv this & STL'S1 talned the East Side card club. S. C. 8. was wascancelled. cancelled. Tiie August and Mrs. J. L. Smith at Parma lee. Monday afternoon .with burial in Wednesday last. * ptatrict super- meeting on Friday the 21th will be Mr. “ Smith “*■ who *" is Ln hte "■ M's ■te -up Rosedale Memorial Park. * Mr. Pixley. * Mr. and Mr*. Fay F Intcndent Dr. Edgar Faust of Knl- -----------held atthe theCommunity Communitypark parkwith with| at 8 o’clock every morning and as­ and. Mr*. William Eggleston of amazoo occupied lhe pulpit at the a picnic dinner “ and * “ the ladles over sist* with the milking, hte activity Grandville who were in Middleville--------- Leighton Evangelical church Sun­ BO years ot age as special guests. at hte age really pujs some of ua to attend the burial of the for- mnur'*. day morning In th* regular quarter­ Officers ot- the society hope all younger folks to shame. * Frank mer's brother-in-huir, Claude Btmftv I ly meeting. * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur circles will keep this meeting in Cobum te improving from Ms long •cent Fridav and Saturday nlehts DURFEE x.k .Mrs r._ — ■ . ■ ateter. «... with Eggleston's Mrs. Mra. Henry Davis and data Getty and children expect to leave mind and urge lhe attendance ot illness and able to ail up in the — also walk around--------some. I Vern Smith and family, and on Winifred. Mrs. Roger Davta, -—and —,----------------------------for Douglas lake In northern Michi­ the members, as last year's event yard — ---------------------— cRoy — iSnj Btmday called at the homes of her Cobums occupynthe gan. next Sunday where ’they will was a mast pleasant affair for both । The Herbert Davta and Mra. Cart SUm- man and daughter Carol I remain until school time. Thia te the elderly ladies and others. The der apartment*, ft Mrs. Robert Cts- i brothers. LaPierre and Harry Stimnn annual trek to relieve Mrs. Get­ miaslonarv secretary. Mr.*. Vem ler who has been ill in Blodgett' son northwest of town, ft Mr. and Tuciday visiting re 1*lives in I ty and her little daughter. Col­ Hooper and committee will be In hospital. Grand Rapids for *everal '<r* Fan-ent Bender and son* were atuck. * Mrs. Carl Neum*U leen'* hay fever and asthma at­ charge of the meeting./* Allen weeks still remains in a serious । Si'nctav dinner guests of the Har- Carol left Wednesday for their tacks. * Mrs. P. A. Smith of Mulli­ Pender of Hastings and/ Mrs Liz- , condition, ft Mr. and Mrs Wm. i old Oriffeth family, ft Mra. Mar- In 8t. Louto. Mo. * Mra. ken spent Sunday with her daugh­ zle Lawrence of Detroit were call- Harper will take their grandchil- , rraret Mullis entertaned for Sun- Hammond is visiting retain ter. Mrs. w. A. Cridler and family. era at the A. C. Johnson home on dren. Lyle and Margaret Harper ; dav dinner her sister. Mrs. Fannie Battle Creek. ------- - — J •-----------’-------- — Milk Helen accompanied her grand­ the Prairie. Thursday afternoon, to their home at Flushing Bunday PPerrault and her nephew. Ed •*-Per- I ----------------- < • * -r mother home foe a week’s visit. * ft The Earl Savage family ha* and visit their son Rev. Ralph ra«lt. wife and daughter Barbara, i n.i. Devout Insccta Charles Batey.-Wjw lost a finger moved from tty? Taylor home on Harper, at his home there, ft Mrs. * Mr. and Mr* Dwight Gnalln and •• t... h..n .atimatod that < sometime ago from ihfeetton due to East Main St. to Wayland, ft Ray Lyons went to Kalamazoo Bat­ children of Grand Rauld* *.*nt i ,J‘^**^**n. *UTOmer Carlsbad a hog bite,' and was confined In Friends of Richard Perrault are urday and vtaitre' her son Alfred Rnntfav at rhe hnnif of her brotho-’ Pennock hwpltal for sometime, te glad to heaY he ha* recently been and family over night and Sunday FUirwnrth Henning on north Grand lo New Mexico, conauma a I again under medical care with in­ promoted/to the rank of corporal, accompanied them to Chelsea Rapids St. 1 m too* of insect* nightly. fection in another finger. * Lt- An<! He hjocated at Ft. Clark, southern , where she spent lhe day with annuxfr. Mrs. Walter TT..XX. uxuxxvxx Oriffeth «<v are parents fr~».cfrxt-TeXas, thirty mites from lhe Mex- other son. Owen and family, ft of a little son "James Walter" bom Ico border, ft Daniel Anntaon and । Pfc. Harry Baisch reached home j on July 27. Walter who is in train- daughter of Mason, former real- I Friday and ta enjoying a week's vis- j YOU GET REAL SERVICE McKEE’S! Si’ McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES Wait a be* Minute MW' Men K'ddff K-Uoutaii, you* iiicraiCAl usvani Don't use an ice pick to remove heavy frost from the freezing compartment of your electric refrigerator. You may puncture the coil. An accident of this kind now would be serious since you might not be able to replace the coil. Or it might take weeks to have repairs made. . Don't take chances with any of your electric appliances. The materials used in them are going into planet/ guns, tanks and ships and you won't be able to get new equipment. So give them extra care. Check them over frequently and make repairs when necessary. Reasonable care will do wonders to keep your appliances working and relieve you of the drudgery of/going back to old-fashioned methods for the duration of the war. Here are a few suggestions on the care of your r&« frigerator that will save you TIME, MONEY and WORRY: Avoid opening your refrigerator door oftener than Is necessary. Do not keep it open longer than absolutely necessary. Defrost when the frost on the freezing unit exceeds '/* inch. Clean the entire cabinet Interior and shelves each time you defrost. Use warm water and baking soda. (1 tsp. to 3 qts. water.) Wipe up spilled food Immediately as food adds may damage the finish. Follow Instructions for tho oiling and care of motor as pre scribed by tho manufacturer. One small drop of oil could mean an extra year of usefulness DON'T NIOttCT YOUB HOME AFftllANCIS power In order to settle the estate of John (Jack) Shay, I will have an auction sale at the farm located 2 J miles east of Hastings on County Farm road on TUESDAY, AUG. 10,1943 Commencing at 1:30o'clock the following will be offered: HORSES Black gelding, about 8 yrs. old Black mare, about 9 yrs. old Gray gelding, about Tl-yrs. old FARM EQUIPMENT Never put hot foods In the refrigerator. Keep foods covered. [onsumERS AUCTION SALE (ompnnv Harness Wagon and rack Mowing machine, , McCormick Drag "1 ~ Cultivator Plow Dump rake Forks and shovels Quantity of oats 2 10-gal. milk cans • CATTLE , Guernsey cow, about 6 yrs. old Holstein cow, about 10 yrs. old HOUSEHOLD GOODS Washing Machine (Speed Queen) . Kitchen rang* , Small metal top kitchen table Dining room table China cupboard Single metal bed Wooden beds 9x12 rug 9x9 rug Electric flat iron Dressers Chairs and rockers Other articles too numerous to mention. BUY REPAIR REMODEL YOUR HOME NOW! AND LET US HELP YOU TO FINANCE IT. CALL OR SEE U TODAY WE SELL WAR RONDS WAR RAVINGS SY TERMS: Cash day of sale, nothing to removed until settled for. L E. LOWELL, Adm DEWEY REED, Auctioneer LAWRENCE BEADLE, Clerk THE HASTINGS BUILD & LOAN ASSOCIA 9 St.bbliu Side. Mmbml.H. �THE H AS TIN 08 BAXXEB, TgVlIPAT AUGIST » 1848 ■3 &!;. A.P.O. 760. c/o Postmaster ON THE HOME FRONT HELP BEAT IN BUY BOI (Continued trom Page 3. Sec. a.) TO IK PUBLIC KEEP YOUR CREDIT GOOD! 7 To make the public more familiar with the Government regulation, as to charge accounts and contracts, which is known as "Consumers Credit Regula­ tion" and has been effective since May 6, 1942, you will find below a brief resume of the Act which is as follows: Charge Accounts Wartime GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS affecting "Charge" accounts on list­ ed items require that accounts be paid by the 10th day of the second calendar month following month of purchase-er. further credit may not be extended. For Example of Charge Accounts Purchases made any time during August are due and payable the 10th of (sec­ ond month after purchase) October. This may vary as to the dealer's discre­ tion, as long as it is not in violation as the maximum extension of time as mentioned above, such as, 30 dpys. Consequently in some stores you may find that the maximum length of time may be for only 30 days on charge accounts. Contracts time there in Hastings. Maybe you we think she was mistaken, heard the musical car horns 1 »*ld—"My soil isn't ■ around Hastlnw about a year ago. ’ ln the w whei" I waa Uw <me that had them there. wron< neighbor.-he to gol mnybe.».lhcre Mre a Ot ,nore of wln lhc war- he- and iDinw 11 them there now. i hjm no matter what their I am a second corporal In the every man count*, array now and I sure enjoy it. but । And as for telling how he'« doing I know something I am going to —these are days wMn we are enjoy more—that Is when this war actually conscious of h<Rv-we all. no Is over and 1 can get back z>ut to I matter who we are Of- what we Delton on that farm. 1 guess there are. depend on each other. This ha* ■ will be a tot of happy tx»ys when । always been a truth, the war only this war is over. I have been out I emphasize* tills fellowship, which here In California for three months ■ unfortunately we're apt to neglect now and I.like the state but don't J «nd minimize In peace time. like the desert*. deserts. Till* Tills 1* to sure- a | When your boy rates *me rec rec-­ pretty country out here though. I ognltlon we are alk pleased, we al) mill. wr-ki |>rr«h>ua to ut The boys here In this battalion • ’e>°‘ce.w«h your good new*, we all ariaf. In Ik* Haatlnfa Banner have been picking apricot* for the [f.'1 » V.1 !tfe U the ?eys,? bad; farmers. I spent ten days out in ,rT!ie^1 ,,ceUn> ,of Hta the desert and while I waa out there .u„n‘ty *“ P*rt of ,u« Creator! ortowe went Into Death ValleV. It sure , ,’?“1 P>an-its a gladsome, workable Janrt E. Burna, Clark »« .'“j ““।pwiTuii’hU1"'JSTXiiftw n lot of folk* can't—that I* that I cheat because we should have new* went swlmlng In Death Valley. We |I about every boy and girl serving NOTICE TO CBEDITORS swam in Saratoga Springs. • I ran into one of the Delton Uncle Sam—of course, everybody 1* In their way,—defense school teachers out here Ute other serving workers, farmers, etc.—but the fel­ day. He was the basketball coach. low who to out Uiere, ready to 'take I suppose a lot of the folks know It on the chin', if necessary, to the him. His name is Robert Donivan. one who really give* till It hurls. When I was home on furlough In So just remember we're doing this February I went up to the Delton together and If we can't see you for High school and sat In on hlsHlsn Information, you come to us. Tiie tory class. He hadn't been in the fellows write, they want news about army only two week* when I met all the boys in service—If that's him. > what they want we should ail do Well I guess I have said about our best to see that they get It.— everything that ta Important so All parent* are proud of the service , , will close. Oh. yes. one more thing. stars in their window and Just re­ if you know of any WACS or -----------member,- all Americans are proud of WAVES; etc. out here around River- I your sons and daughters too. side. Calif., let me hear from some ' ... of Next week Mrs. Hollis McIntyre of them. lhem. II am am always always ready ready to to moke make j| new friends. I was making hotcakes i from over Nashville way 'tells all' the other morning and wa* break- [ for all of you. You'll recall Mra. ' ing^some eggs when I found two I McIntyre-as that cordial energetic I eggs with addresses on them so I I ladv you always enjoyed meeting , I wrote to them—they were two girls and now you can meet again. Until I in Iowa. I got an answer lhe other then Cheerio. Zolly Coffer, day. <Hope that addressed egg turned out to be a Rood one. Ima­ gine one's embarnssment if It NOTICE TO CREDITORS wasn't.) । Well. I started to close once, but | failed, so will close now. My birth- DRAIM—NOTICE BY COUNTY DRAIN COMMISSIONER The world of failure Is divided east and west by degrees of lassi­ tude. north and south by degrees of longitude. • Jefferson Barracks. Mo. Pvt. Theron A. Dolbee. 36462559 BTG'No. 10 AAFTTC Greensboro, N. C. Pvt. L. E. Hook. 36412985 Phvsical Training Detachment 216 C. A. iAAf>. - Camp San Ramon Danville. Calif. Birthday—Aug. 22 Pvt. Arthur E. Bryans, 36190343 H nnd S Co. 233 Engineer Com- CHECKING ACCOUNTS WAR SAVINGS BONDS Pvt. Franklin D. Burgess / A.S.N. 55 T. O. / 551 S. I. Class 203 Keesler Field. Miss. / Pvt. Robert V. Keeler. 36417407 811 Ord. Base Deubt Co. A PO. 4716 r< Pffctmaster New York. OUR SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS BANK MONEY ORDERS klor for th* atipolBtra In either case any person or persons whose charge accounts or contracts are in default may not have further credit extended. So, the next time you receive a statement from your dealer with whom you might have a charge account, just remember he has your welfare as well as his own in mind. SAFE DERQSIT BOXES For rent at $2.50 and government tax—in our fine safety deposit vault. Get one today for your war Bonds ond other valuable papers. NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. AND • Fort Story. Virginia, U. 8. Army. Birthday. Aug. 7th. ' We had Arthur’s brother. Cpl. Robed J. Bryans, address last week —add this in your date book, for Robert: Birthday—Oct. 14th. M. L. Schantz, CflF. Platoon 130. Area E. Camp Perry. Williamsburg, Virginia. Camo Rucker. Ala. Pvt. Reuben M. Fish Co. C. 137th Inf. Camo Rucker. Ala. Change of Address Pvt. John H. Birman. Jr.. 36417377 Ho. Co. 3rd Bn. 385th Inf. . A. P. Hill MH. Reservation. Va. Lieut. Chas. O. Struble, 0-660833 Protect your Credit Standing—Settle your past due account now or sign an agreement with creditor covering full settlement within six (6) months, as provided in Government Regulations, W. A. THAYER MARK'S STORES, INC. C. B. HODGES JEWELER BONNET & GOWN SHOP W. A. ROTH FURNITURE STEBBINS & JACOBS, DRUGGISTS CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Personal Telephone £ Number Booklets YtJuR Telephone Company haa prepared per- HoW to Avert a Shortage of Fuel Kimjui* Insulation, installed in there. Thus, kjmsul wves fuel and money. . . lightens fuel .carrying burdens of America's trains and trades... helps aven fuel shortage. tonal telephone number booklets for you in two convenient sizes. One fits your poeket or handbag, gnd has space for 215 names, addressee and tele­ phone numbers. The other, for home or office use. will hold 228 numbers. ' Even now, when operators are busier«than ever before with vital war calk, more than a thousand hours are lost each day by unnecessary calls to Information —requeeU fQr numl>en that are listed in lhe directory. To help eliminate that waste of switchboard and ' ----------- — «."€-*** the directory firtt. Call Information” only when U it not Ikied. J. Vrm. nm.laVMfom.Uon>- forll “ow", in >our P<-rtonal directory to you will have it next time. G. E. GOODYEAR HARDWARE 142 E. Sf.f. You can obtain your handy directory booklet* — 5.T~;frO” M,chl««n Bell bualneee office, either by writing for them or calling in person. MICHKAN BILL TILIFHONI CO MFA UY Phone 2331 * s the same but-dKfen lumps on Mam 8U. t 35,ml. per hour. | New-bicycle racks lr) adorn the atree is ptamonte's and other Lid the next older to L town' more or leas Lu; and 'Ole Dobbl lummer program Is lortaLs of the Youth Landing a dance hall [rational facilities in Numerous vacant stc End by Jinks! it loo lilght obtain such, w Leip of ye Nashville bier. At least their beard, even aa yours Kpan your return. . I The affable Louie Iwapped counting red lion points for the fu Kline variety, having standard bulk plan Louie had to throw a (e had made and waa Ki the meat market, lounded a little like pure enough, but we Ihosc steaks now. |> Your eagerly-look will no longer pass t Iiunils of Pauline L has decided to be a Lid fest But with Jea. even grandmoth [lantern cultivators lo relieve the labor s L u poor place to res lhe farmers are Indo K—n. regardless, like Itood gazing at the Iced of rain, when a Ing up said "Your co I el low" "Yep I that's Planted". "Seems like Knore'n half a crop" Ko.—the landlord (alf." I And speaking ot c far it les are showing lables now. along w Berries and huckleb |< r if the family p (f rubber boots, an (igh waler. And lat inner, the grrr—r Brown's threshing m Beard. and the smel Blned grain Is in Ute ■y of ragweed throw ■ Nashville and V Being supplied quic ■han ever, with m Baaieurlzed white Bottles by the ener Bresslble Varney, w Been using Marqulta By. and ocasskmally Banltartpn A A. Ro ■its flying trips lo ■arms for milk. I Supt. Arlle Reed Btilutlng. not at teac Bas pumps at Wet ■his summer while ■endant. Teeple. wa ■hat Arlle «u glad ■f coupon taking. ■ And by lhe way. Kielland's wife D Woodland) Ls runni ■or a major compa ■omla while Darw Read of being ass ton between hom Lhe had hoped, she |5 blocks away In lection. And Dot O Lt the canteen In IvlUlc her husband bgaln. I Tills week Nash happy to have Ca how Capt. Brown, lame, the same C Lears ago when In Lne asked him wh Ing. replied "oero Latlons." The comp Leal enough when kith Gen. Chenaul lhe lack of adequat almost beyond our I Ex NashvllUte Ji In town last week, lhe merchant mari I When Randall's Lock's Frozen Food Kvator, Mr. and Mr Kll's restaurant < Khlckcn dinner fum |al merchant* help ladlo progam. Nos Elr lanes; The p (nd by the WAC8 Ihorpe. Ga. with w ■ni inliers partlclp (wn Aux. Ruth W ({eluded. | Ocasslonally pa ■rom Fort Custer its. and there's n ■ween dispensing Pxt. Lyle Newton Co. K 137th Inf. P.P.C. Richard C. Sherman ASX. 36404368 Battery “A" 114 Field Art. Bn. c'o Postmaster ‘ Shreveport. La. ' * Hl Fellas and Gals". This is the aoulhe iastleton township—n ille. sending a line lobe to land knows , eek—and wistfully w c us welcome and ou as the newest ed nd Roebuck's catalo Cpl. Gordon Castle. 36186992 Btry. A, 833 'AAA' Bn. U. S. Army Camp Haan. California __ ■___ ~. —;--------- — .. -I Thanks for your letters fellows, keep 'em coming nnd we'll do our best to keep more letters coming your way loo. Pfc. K W. Braendle Sqdn. A 21st. Tg. Gp. tha ☆ Home F BUY WAR BONDS Pk t. Donald t, Preston ■; Fleet Post Office San Francisco. Calif. IGHTY-IIGHTH 1 On Btry K 217th C A (AA) 1931 Center Street Berkely. Calif. Purchases made by contract- require a minimum 20% or 33 1-3% Down Pay­ ment or whatever the case may be on listed items AT TIME OF. CONTRACT or BEFORE DELIVERY, the deferred balance may be extended over a one (1) year period payable weekly or monthly provided that the payments are not less than $1.25 per week or $5.00 per month. This, the same as charge ac­ counts, may vary as to the type of merchandise sold or the discretion of the dealer. . • • ' . BAIRD'S FRANDSEN'S STORE REED'S DRUG STORE WATERS CLOTHES SHOP G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. MONTGOMERY WARD STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE ORDEB FOB PUBLICATION ■’O»lnn -------------- if any is availab hips, and simila rom ten to twent luskles; all of whi d and slightly da I always delighte (site and right n title ditty obtain he jeep—driving Ids Just naturall rs. and pester th cep when the wa balky mule has i billy goat has b 'hr- firefly has a labbit* are puddle l lamels have ballo lut still I think t Die kangaroos wi But hough's eno ist lawyer told There are three (Continued on •F � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-08-12.pdf cdcefef1005380bd0504b2d273e02fab PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner HEp BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS SECTION ONE—PACES 1 to 8 ■IGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR PAPER SCRAP |VMII1 NEEDED IlLLk/LV AGAIN Softball Tourney In . Woodland This Week Home Front HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 12. 1943 EDITORIALS 12 PACES—2 SECTIONS 07637637 Announcement of a.change |n the lied resistance for some time of uermany Germany is ta come out But even even me the uest best ol of armies are controlling power oi . probably a mere public recognition today cari't function effectively for • County Salvage Committee of a condition which has really ex-pong without a strong home front. Pions New Collection Drive i uud for many months. If the home front breaks up. mill- 11 The fifth annua] District Soft­ ball Tournament la being held al Woodland this week. Nine teams ari* participating and considerable Interest is being shown y indicated by the fine turnout of softoab tan* from the county. Mll On Mouo<z Monday c«ciiu>s evening i» in vwu two mat first round games the Na*nvllle Farmers defeated the Texaco's of Nashville ARK YOU GOING PART IN THK WAR BOND FRIDAY, SATURDAY NUMBER Needlees Accident Costs o Driver $31 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ RATIONING servaUon Officer George Sumner was driving west of the city, on M AT A r»| AkJCC <*• ULAnva >< F Cant. Propesly Processed. 37. an automobile, going tn the same Should Ba Placed In Baskets direction, passed him. and then ■—•— headed back into the same side of , , ., , Or Cartons .at Curb by the pavement, smashing into lhe ■ This la a regular waekly feature August 13 side of the Sumner car. There was designed to aid you in your eur- to start saving I the uaper'"^''about" si *weeksT l'n!*rmor As • matter of fact, the ma- Nazi home front Is becoming de-;zz Barnr County’s second big plenly of room so the driver of the ,roiU purchases of items rationed by . . m Jor blunders I. 'A— 11 —wt' Hot „ It. Indications; s -uther car could have passed easily ■ the government. Thta newspaper the fill of. .... 1941 and. winter of• ... 1943 In M..I Nazi .*m»**mw strategy—>*«■» the • —moralised; but — only no Can Collection' has been set hid. he been careful. He nearly believes this service will enable In-..-v. a - good Job uh ot waste-paper s*l- a I lark nn t Pridr~and ----- * Saturday “*•---- ‘ ~ such attack on Riiula Russia, tho lhe rlwlilnn decision tn to definite nrnof proof. '' (Friday of this week. vage was done that the State Sal- make a stand before Stalingrad, the । • • • Accumulated cans properly pre- overtEimed the officers car. While dividual* to cooperate more fully tn llobe to land knows where—this i nlc Farmers will play in a seml- vsge Committee- asked the local failure to properly reinforce RomPerhaps efficient military control pared should be placed in baattta the left fender of Georges auto was, winning ---------- "wthe war on the home -from. Leek—and wistfully wishing it could final game on Thursday at 8:30 committees to slow down their U»lr _.r mcU in Egypt, the u„ refusal to w re- -— hoM rron, -Wtor M WWv ef- mell •—- th, —* L as welcome and interesting lo : P M. while Lake Odessa will taltf forte. At that time Hasting* helped lreat a better defenre line In'through another winter Uuw wmter- of Woodland Freeport. Middleville, he could talk to the careless driver through Aug. 31: W valid Aug. L... aa .. the IH. newest Miitirai nf Sears R.ar.1 Healings * ^.,UCSL.JS‘e^inniiJl0UJ’rm^ Ru*»ta—ire all direct responriblli-i time condition* in btacked-out Gerlou edition ot ( 011 d-vthe eVcnlng <t Saxons on Wednesand but he Canned- Good*. Ete. U^sama results will be achieved t^s of HiUer who acted against the .Many, withshortages of fuel, cloth- Prairieville. „IUDelton, aroiUJer Dowling communiue . i sod urged him to stop;------------------------Ind Roebucks catalogue Tlie old Tuesday evening's double header Nashville and smaller communities wouldn’t. So the officer followed Blue stampa.R. 8. T valid through Reasons underlvinr the present advice of hta best military leaders, ing and food and long, cold nlghLi are Baked to bring their cam to him to his home in Yankee Spring* Sept. 20. borne town—aa Janie-Cameron says, (saw Woodland defeat the Lutheran* In the meantl’me*’Betting getting the the car ' Caffe* • • • made tense With the ever-present th* main I In lhe ’meantime car II h lhe same but different—the same ( py o score of 6 to 4 and the Has- TMiiiMt fnr naner ulvaae Include the nMreit nearest irhml school Iifvm upon a 'main this new management — in | danger from tons of high-explosive highway. bumps on Main St., but BIGOER tings Manufacturing Co. down the an increase ’ in government or- I ■| .. number mm.—*. — and other .. information He I Unrationed. No coupon needed. It 35, ml. per hour. Nashville Kiehl Hardware boys 11 to den for romaine? board 'solid which the old Nazi party ta report-1 bomb* which may roar down from •- •be 1 returned to Hastings later and re- .। In every Instance c«ns siwld Sagar I New- bicycle racks for the small g. These two winners engage in the fiber or highly atzed board made ed lo be a mere figurehead for lhe; above, must be a continual night- placed under shelter if possible. : ported the matter to the sheriff. stamp 13 good for 5 lb. from [ry adorn the streets in front of first semi-final game on Wednesday of Kraft, corrugated and pulp purpose of facilitating civil admin- mare which few. except those who On Saturday morning, the collec- ! Thursday the officers drove to 1 June 1 to Aug. 15 t,on wUI .-uuke PUce ln ii*'t*n8« —..----------and j -----Yankee -„ Springs — -----------and---------arrested . gump Wai- No.Stamp -14 good Nafor -H 5good pound* for 5 pound* ptamonte'a and other popular places. । evening at 9:00 P. M. board); a cut in newsprint prdouc- tatratlon—can hold the home front, lived during the London fire blitzes -----------Ind the next older group, tethered Tne finals of the tournament are tlon to 90‘. of the 1#<2„produc- t^ether. Germany ta yet far from can imagine.)—perhaps not. - Nn the ,ota‘ ioDnage will be imme- itr Karpinski. 52. and took him into Aug. 18 through Oct. 31. bi town more or teas by gas as ration- 1 scheduled .cheduled for Saturday at 9:30 9 30 P .Innllon- . tt m.. cul In ln imnnrt import nf of Canadian Canadian ,I flna| defeat and can J ~ p^y u *trong. one know* Z dlately taken to Battle Creek where Municipal court, where he admitted 1 Stamps No. 15 and 16 may b* for SUfe. ’ big and ’Ole Dobbins' st strenuous “™22 m ".. ,A ’...s > very attractive preliminary ,uiDhite pulp lhe shutting of Call- . V"," 7”! T।----------------- -Household Salvage Chairman L. E the charge of carelsas drivingused for canning sugar in amount* • • • Barry rOmta sulphite mill* with the di-' j defensive, deIen>,ve- delaying game in an efef- | lummer program is »torrmlng minx the t। to this game. Lawrence Bird. Barrv Barnett has been able to make judge Cortright assessed him 825. 'of 5 lb. each through Oct. 31. ----------- Softball couuntoioner, terms | This tatest maneuver may also be arrangemeiitB W ,U1 UiC bortals of the Youth Council de- !County Commissioner, has has ^rr'*ton of loggtog from pulp to fort to wln uttn thepool Salvwgr ftne and 46 costs, which were paid. | Both sugar coupons .....city iare {rom coffre and War - ---------- of that Girl’s Bgame at lumber marketi; and the manjtower possible; to discourage theAllies'a Mt of polltica strategy designed Committee to handing a dance hall or other rec- : arranged for a Major Girl's “nl* » leational facilities^Ui one of the j 8 30 P.M The McCullagh eauongiracinue*_ui one ot uw । B f.m.rne McCullagh Girls ot nrobiem in paper mills from carrying through their inten-l® divide the Allied command Now ( can shipments. numerous vacant stores In town. Lansing will meet the B & B Bank I Miciilgan produces approximately, tlon of forcing unconditional sur- that Hitler has been shorn of powAfter our last "Ten T. End‘ u by if they ' Girls"of Flint, arisrt.ax " Jinks! it " looks •**“ **.1 1 | one-third of all paperboard in the 1 render. er and the Nazi party reduced to a ^ive in the month of Ai Stamp IS good for 1 pair through er and the Nazi party reduced to a render. blight obtain such, with the good I-----------------J «*»-| United Slates ■ Oct. 31. and has been deslg- • figurehead, the military leaders can committee encouifiered difficulty “ Gasoline naled by the WPB as a critical area । The home front Of Germany and say to the Allies: "You always said : Stamp Number 7 from Basie state where modified waste pajxrr i its extent of demoralization due to you were really against Hitler and a.»."K8,„MS!pKf beard, even aa your* will be heard ■wfci* ■v lected for the rearon that the rail ­ Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 programs should be initiated. Early bombing attacks and discouraging the Nazi party and not against the Ipon your return. esaatiK road will not set out a car to be CllilnA V gallons of gasoline, good througn this summer Michigan mill were [The affable Louie Carter has C|)A|J€An CCfAIJA | operating with a few days supply war news, is the unknown factor in .people; we have removed Hitler and loaded for less than almost twice JUliUAl Sept. 21. |wapped coupling red and blue ra- Jr VllJvK JLLVUL/ Fuel Oil Instead of the usual four months the European war picture. It can be'" clipped the wings of the Nazis, so that -weight. With the assistance taken for granted, that the Nazi why fight us any more, lets forget of Battle Creek thta dUfteulty has lion pointajor the fuel oil and gasCoupon 5 good lor 11 gallons. supply of waste paper. Chorles Weinert of [line variety, having taken over the | now been adjusted. ' army, itself, is still strong, well Die past few -------yean — and J *" be friends — J_ Must last until Sept. 30 for both The collection will be expedited Standard bulk plant, and truck. | State Historical Society i Chairman Bametl wtahes to point hest snd hot wster. If sorting Is done in advance, and equipped and possessed of sufficient again." |x>uie had to throw away that sign i । out that heavier metal is not want> the various kinds of paper stacked morale to put up stiff, well-organ(Continued on page 6) “ To Be Guest Speaker | ed and that collectors will not pick be liad made and was about to hang — and bundled individually. Fold i bi the meat market Some said It Plan Colls For Clan To up cans that are mixed with other Charles Weisaert. vice-presldnt of newspapers flat and tie in bundles; I founded a little like bull anyway— ( Starf In September Junk or rubbish or that are Im- ■ m th Micnignn Michigan riinuHicu Historical Society, -a tic mag sines In bundles. Flatten , [Our steaks are so lender we donT — . — properly prepared Volunteer work' former resident here who is an au­ hides every 6 months or 5.000 miles, " The Barry County Chapter. .Amer- “lld c°r™P‘U!d a"d c*rclLK**rd ers from the Youth Organistions, thority on Bsrrv county history, which ever is flrat. lee now the cow mid togetner. . „ . Hwidwl I boxss in bundles. Pack wastebasket and from the Civic Clubs will as-, will be the speaker on the annual Sagar Far Canning I Your eagerly-looted lor-leller, i Hlb£S?’7hBlnniInUlnnoun Jd lo’ 1 —-------------- . . »----------------slat In the second big Un-can drive, old Settler*' Picnic r---------igram*“to*“be _____________________ H.1? ’JPL8?!0' .County ai'.d he,d al Chiton Park rk here this this ; fn?it crops will be available to U,p On lhU V1U coming Sunday. Aug. 15. । housewives on approximately lhe salvage project. Mr Weissert at one time colla- - same basis as last season. No reducready for training by The Michigan Ag’l College*---------------------------------------------------------- :------- — I r Pioneered in “New Educa- Nnakvillsi Pilnt orsied with Justice W W. Potter tlon of blue point stamp* will b* Ind rest. But with tire kid sister September MtaEsther Kreider R ; m wriung a mMory of Barry eouniv (WMtoe-f»«m-Wa» Halton B«>4i I Hon." Wos First in Ameri­ lea. even grandmother riding corn Which contains the best collection (for canning sugar. I lantern cultivators and combines hF'cheml*" ca to Teach Chemistry eio! to The seven Nurses’ Aides of the1 I of source material concerning pio•• • lo relieve the labor shortage, a farm Undergraduates k a poor place to rest this year. Bui first group, who have been giving , Undergroduor.. he farmers are Indomitable and go volunteer services at lhe hospital, ____ Dean Davenport's experiences st c.Pt.c„1icBn»„. nju,™.-. 1 (BANNER staff. Mr Welsrert also k— n, regardless, like the one who will have completed their 150 prom- I ; the Michigan Agricultural College ; 150 Attend Outing (wrote a series of special articles ’ . . Flying Tiger, who has been hood gazing at the com field in ised hours by Oct. 1 and as three Masonic Home, Starr Com- ’ in the 1870's were most Interesting former In Tvrlnn Pn.L u.,. concerning Barry County htetory li in lhe service of tint Chinese Air keed of rain, when a stranger com­ nurses have recently resigned to In Tyden Pork Here based on original documents and ™«nw.ol.h Each ££ Force since the American Volunteer ing up said "Your com looks klnda’ accept other positions, additional The Barry County Farm Bureau first hand accdunu of pioneer set-1| The following Barry county men Group ended its existence more lelloW “Yep! that's the kind we help Is desperately needed. From Wm. F. Hordke Estate cepted. idea of education It Is not ■ will leave here Thursday. Aug. 36 In appreciation of the fine oervlce UM late late WWtam X“' held IU annuel picnic on August Hera who recalled incidents of lhe !1 for induction into the u. 8. armed blantcd ". ’’Seems like you won t get The estate of- the William F. F i designed merw merely to train a few young young «“”* 4 nt Tyden Park in Hastings with early days here from memory nore'n half a crop”—"Don’t expect these seven Nurses Aides have glv-1 Hardke is belns 1 ---------------------------------"~- Qftult. Brown ig probated Walter folks for the so-called learned proher Mn WOU|d 150 farmers and wives in attend-. as a student at Harvard Univer- I forces at Fort Custer: Lewis P. Hine. the landlord gets the other en the hospital, lhe Women's Board 1 Eaton, cashier of >? U>« I [eulonj.^tatjnuit te ^retaud ln N„hvlIle b>. ance A fine picnic dinner was en- I tty. Mr. Weissert specialized on the ]I Robert H Johnson and l<eo J War­ uic N.Uon.l.tenk, imui*. । — ------ - — —’2" lo , will entertain them Friday evening i the administrator. Mr Hardke the life of Uie students that, whatjoyed at noon which was followed fcludy of historical documenta and .; ner. all of Hastings; Franklin OI And speaking of corn, the edible at dinner at the home of Mrs. Kel-1 is ...„ worked ..™r oeeu^Uon. it .ili OMbie i had many ynrl year* 'in in ® the Ij SSr by.B 1,ten'?on ot program interest in this line of research has । Town rend. Woodland and Gerald larltles are showing up on dinner lar Stem, chairman. . 11>ne to InJJ H. WM ln , J r.J^.er.’ I been an avocation with him to this ! E Stacker. Middleville. W. Bryan Tiie Nurses' Aides, who were first Michigan C.ntri.l freight othce , them to get greater entoymeit^oul , lables now. along with wild black­ Gallup. Hastings and Robert V. itcrc. He was not penurious, nur of life, be more helpful to them- 5etr0*jt Monday, after flying from tor of the State Farm Bureau spoke ' dfcv. berries and huckleberries—the tal­ regarded with some scepticism be­ grivMTt Shull. Nashville, volunteer*, leave given tz» to much hrireh talking. tnihriiru str, He seemed ggwamari iI selves and be more useful to their their jo a point on lhe south At­ ler If the family possesses a pair cause of their non-technlcal train-1 always ready to help whatever1 fejjow men and women. at the same time. lantic coast then flying on to “““I.“.*«>?«.•”"• If rubber boots, and a disdain for Ing, have certainly proved their j «« ‘ XJK""iXiuSSS The seven men who constituted Detroit His high water. And lately. In the dis- worth In relieving the load at Iten-: would benefit live kids, and made , everyone considered a liberal the faculty Of that, college were »rOn ’ farm produce to the consumer were lance. tlie grrr—rumble of Ray nock hospital Miss Lottie Tcuslnk. । what subscription for the d»y Scouts ------ • •------u-----Included In his remarks. Yager feels ' old time and popular music and Great Lokwt Naval Training men. Dean brown's threshing machine can be superintendent, has only praise for ■ ------- ---------------------------------------------------- _-Y'bls Captain Brown enlisted as a fly ­ there will be a ball game between intro- : the present government program is beard, and the smell of newly com­ their wort and willingness to serve. ing cadeL m the U. 8. Navy in the not satisfactory to the producer or (Kellogg Field and Chartton Park ial.ap. Full Information regarding the, He lived simply, and had no bad j duction to this, the flrat/agrlcul- summer bined grain is in the air—with plen­ classes /Ot 1939. He trained at Pen- consumer and at the same time Li : teams m the afternoon ell O. and application blanks may ! habits. It was known that he saved lural college in the world, hl* conty of ragweed thrown in. I Nashville and Vermontville ore be obtained by writing or phoning his money, but few of those who tacts with the members of the T<e- 'tlon In October. 1940. was stationed piling up a great government debt ( ville. Marvin J. being supplied quicker and better Mrs. George Hebden. volunteer knew him would have thought tha' , ulty. as related In one of ids series i for a time at North Island. San at a time when we could balance ton has also been Ilian ever, with more and better I services chairman. 609 W. Green St.. he had a fortune of 837.600 In gilt I of articles appearing in the Country ।I Diego, call!, Later he was attached our food bill. induction. edged securities. s. besides uv—eo his .<» home. ■ Gentleman in the fall of 1925. will!; to the U.S8. Saratoga, flying the Inflation, its cause and results > basteurlzed white fluid in * quart ( Hastings, telephone 2466. Two Army Air Corps Enlisted Re­ He had used excellent judgment in 1 be read now with much pleasure by . also' was discussed al length by । bottles by the energetic and Irra-' fast navy dive bombers Many serves awaiting call are Raymond making his investments- When he lhe many readers, of the Banner 1 Nashville movie-goers will recall Yager. The present program In reJ. Murphy. Hastings, and G. Wil­ retired from railroad work, after who knsw him or about him His ! -hi— i. - lalion lauon to food iooa will win not control Inin-:------------------- --------------been using Marqulta and little kanKoi grow I T«x«, Collected liam Boyce. Jr.. Plainwell. many years of faithful service, he story roitowi: By. and ocassionally Barry County n ' received a pension from the Michi­ lew i ’iiu.i'-.h.-JuualrS. teeiu-| .PcL^l'tini'SSr.Tto K! ’IShV’&g? 1J Sy Him During Jul, iltaripn A. A. Roth, as ballast on a ■ jap a *aw f Alir gan Central. But he did not have to depend on that. His income from fully located on rolling ground In a Navy. Arthur Getty of Middleville led ! countv Treasurer Treasurer Clouse last last muir “ farms for milk. the group In a full hour of sports I| wcCounty ^ distributed the Clouse delinquent J. R. SMITH A SON, Props. his well-placed investments would grove of native timber running p... | 8upt. Arlie Reed has been sub­ Having sold lhe place and no During the summer of 1941 when Lo!!?_w_,n“_Ehc_.JspS“^1??. ‘ taxes, which he had collected in ' No More Tubes And Treads have more than supported him: so down to lhe banks of the Red Ce­ col. stituting. not at teaching, but al the furttier use for Ute furniture and ciair. r.._r. __ : of z:I, Young and old entered into th.'। ire Chenault (then head dar. Fas pumpi at Wetherbec's station a^ “ sta2fro m Jff Tid W " r 81So535 n of which aisrtMvMsent For County Until Sept. miscellaneous articles it will be dlathe Chinese Air Force) visited had ceased work. i this summer while the regular at* "On the left were seven private America and recruited a picked posed of at public auction at the Mr. Hardke made no wHl. HLs The Barn' County Tire Board has Icndant, Teeple. was Hl. TWas said residences, known as faculty row. residence located the flrat place band of Army and Navy filers to that Arlie was glad to be relieved • already exhausted its quota for older and only brother Charles P. because It accommodated lhe entire fight the Japanese over the Burma west of the church Just west of (Continued on page 6> street, president of the county or- dlevilie Nashville Grade 1 passenger tires for the u coupon taking. the and taxesWoodland, collected Carlton Center. Dewey Reed will teaching staff. . Road. Lieut. Carl Brown was one of ganizatron. acted as chairman of That part of the taxes collected I And by the way. Sgt. Darwin Mc­ month of August, according to an Bams A Homelike Touch cry the sale and C. M. Hammond (hr aftrrnnon ____ his recruits. Carl sailed quietly - for the afternoon nrrwram program whllr while C-erl Car) Clelland's wife Dot (Rogers of announcement released Monday. "Over in the center of lhe campus Rangoon late in August and a few Brod beck of Woodland was genera) which belong* to the county was will att as Clerk. See the adv. else­ ThB means that no more tireswoodland) Is running a gas station stood two dormitories. Williams Hall, months later was flying a shark­ chairman in charge of arrange­ placed in the appropriate county where in this Issue lor full particufunds. The balance was sent to lhe [or a major comixiny out In Cali­ of this grade can be released until recently erected, and behind it was nosed P-40 over South China. ments local taxing districts, the majority fornia while Darwin Is at camp September. Saints' Rest, dating irom the be­ Last year, when the A. V. Group In the meantime, applications for of it finding its wav Into rural, vil­ MRS. M. G. BORRAS. Prep*. nearby at Santa Monica. But In­ ginning. In 1857. and consistently was made a part of the regular lage and city school funds. stead of being assigned to a sta- September quota tires may be filed heated by stoves. As Mrs. Borras is leaving town and Army Air Force under command of The amounts sent to the town­ going to another state to live, she Ikm between home an<7 town, as at the OPA office. "Near by were a combined chapel, General Naahville Men Pleod Guilty Brereton, the Americans The situation here is typical and ships. city and village* were as fol[he had hoped, she was given one library, office, and recitation build ­ In Municipal Court Here were given a choice of staying on In ■ lows: [5 blocks away in the opposite di­ Is convincing proof that there is ing and Just to one side a little .8 1635 Assyria township Monday rection And Dot GarHnger is back nothing phoney about the an­ yellow brick with two rooms and an the service of China of being trans­ ferred back to their own individual . 19.96 tings. Dewey Reed will kt the carRecn >n Vaneja, Calif., nounced rubber shortages which Is Baltimore townsnip ... Louis Carter. 26. proprietor of the office—then the largest chemical Event Receives Approval Barry township wiiile her husband Loren Is at sea expected to be an IntreaaUigly White Front Market. Nashville and laboratory west of Harvard Univers­ branches of service. Lieutenant and Don Taffee and acute situation In the civilian tire Brown decided to stay on in China 759 And Aid of .State Dept, of Carlton township [gain. Floyd Everts. 67. his sausagemaker, ity. and was commissioned a captain. n »7 where in this issue for full partlcuI This week Nashville has been supply during the coming months. Castleton township ... "In the background were the For a time he was a flying Instruc­ Agriculture So. keep the old tires in running paid fines of 875 and costs of 8430 nappy to have Carl Brown home, each when they pled quilty before bams—monsters it seemed to me.— Barry Calmly 4H clubs wiH hold Hastings township .... how Capt. Brown, of Flying Tiger condition as long as possible—it Municipal Judge Adelbert Cort right but even so. the moat familiar look­ tor of Chinese student pilots but In Hope township 55 90 BOB JOHNSON. PROP.— lame; tlie same Carl who a few will probably be many months be­ here Monday to a charge of selling ing objects tn all these strange sur­ recent months he has been flying their fall Show and Elimination Irving township between China and India. contest at the Barry County Fair Johnstown township... 49 55 liars ago when in school and any fore new ones are available. roundings. Mr. Johnson having been drafted sausage containing ground glass. bne asked him what he was study­ Captain Brown’s wife is the for­ grounds on September 1. 3 and 3 Maple Grove township **A staff of seven full professor;, into the Service, will have an aucComplaints of several customers with the approval and financial aid ing. replied "aeronautical somplU mer Miss Jean Alice Beukema of Orangeville township . who bought the adulterated meat including President T. C. Abbott, of the State Department of Agri ­ ballons." The complications become Grand Haven, whom he married In Pralrisvllle township . north ot Dowling, or 5 miles south led to an investigation by state and who has come to be ranked among culture. according to an announce ­ August. 1941. lust before going real enough wRen he was flying Rutland township .... of Hastings on M-37. side of th* Barry county health officer*. Ar­ the great educators of his genera­ abroad —Nashville News. ment by County Agent Foster. Man­ Thomapple township . 89.79 McOmber school. He la offering a with Gen. Chenault's forces where tion, administered the new educa­ rests followed. ager of the Show. 8H 15 good list of horses, cows. hogs, and he lack of adequate equipment was Woodland township............ L. E. Barnett, prosecuting attor­ tion to the 150 students of the mid­ ’ Commissioner of Agriculture. Yankee Springs township .. klmosl beyond our belief. fann machinery. Henry Flannery August Herbslrelth. age 20. Has­ ney. said that a girl assistant em­ dle seventies. Two of these were Charles Figy and Supt. of Fair*. A. 407.98 Ex Nnshvllllte Jimmy Tarbel was Hastings City .... will cry the sale and E. E. Gray by the White Front Market, minister*; two had been practicing C. Carton, have expressed a desire Middleville village 630 will act as clerk. See the adv. else­ In town last week, transferring from tings. R-3. was taken Into custody ployed by Underaherlft Leon Doster Tues­ broke a bottle of milk in the re­ physicians'-for a decade before en­ to see Barry County youth go ahead Nashville village lhe merchant marine to the navy. 173.91 where In this issue for full particufrigerator and that, despite the fact tering college work and three were, with their fall exhibition plans to When Randall’s Lumber Co,. Pen­ day morning, and turned over to that milk and pieces of gloss fell from the flrat. professional teachWoodland villsgt ... — 9.57 There's still hope for that kitchen the point of offering to pay 50 per hock's Frozen Food Lockers, the El­ the United States Marshall al larder of home canned Michigan the sausage container, no ef­ of the premiums offered. The .81.705.35 EDD DeMOTT, Prog. evator. Mr. and Mrs. Ransom How- Grand Rapids for refusing three Into Total . One had been educated at Bow- fruits, if a housewife will watch cent fort was made to clean the meat 4H clubs are busy sow raisli^g the Hl's restaurant (Mary Whites of summons to appear before the mar­ before processing. Having sold the farm, Mr. DeMoU doin, two al Oberlin, three al Ann the calendar and match it with a' other 50 percent to meet this pre­ thicken dinner fame) and other to­ shall on a charge of falling to ap­ BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Both Carter and Evarts stated Arbor, one at Rush Medical college, schedule put together by Don Hoot- | mium budget. tal merchants helped to sponsor a pear for draft induction. Herbslrelth. who had a Job In a that they were unaware that the and two had taken graduate work man, extension specialist in horti­ County Agent Foster reports a GLADLY ACCEPT OFFER tadlo progam. Nashville made the at Harvard under Asa Gray and culture at Michigan State College., sausagp mix contained impurities keen Interest among 4H club manThe board of supervisor* met last Hr lanes. The program was for. Battle Creek factory at tne time There’s no argument with Hoot­ bers and D*ronts in the Show plans. week Wednesday. Their time, wa* Sheriff Glenn Bera said that Car­ Louis Agassiz. All were possessed of End by the WAC8 from Fort Ogle- of his arrest, says he Is a member the scientific spirit and all but one man that a d dire; ’--------------------- Due 10 ,he Portage of farm labor. mostly taken with routine business, fering a good list of horses, !5?p----Ru?J tol!.52?r(^ horpe. Oa. with western Michigan of the Jehovah's Witness cult and ter had voluntarily closed his mar­ had at some time taught science. cherries, red and — sheep, hay and grain, mact ~ I transportation and the lack of a which they were able to dispose of ,and harness, and furniture. I humbers participating. Wish our i claims to be a conscientious objec­ ket and that no action had been AH were animated by intense loyal­ or strawberries appeared inIn1943. a n. i regular Pair, one might expect a tn the one day. kwn Aux. Ruth Williams could be tor. He is married and has one child taken by either state or county au­ ty to the new kind of college and Reed will cry the sale and Cl thorities to padlock it. n.^nfto^l?fh2rJtehiJ?n V‘°»lnK fo*1" feels however born litis year. hcluded. A communication from the Farm Hammond will act as clerk. th th^t ra/Tit6 that ohow. both for quantity Prosecuting Attorney Barnett said to agriculture. Recently he visited a camp for I Ocasaionally parts of the army Security Administration was re- iadv elsewhere in this Issue fo (Continued on Page 3. Bee. 1.) unless one or more of the cusrom Fort Custer pay us flying vis- conscientious objectors located in that celved, in which altentton was particulars. lomers showed 111 effects from eat­ Indiana and claimed that part of £ sxT.S'ssi **" 4R c,ub u. and there's no time lost be­ ICcMi year .!» he '.boul LlS»tlT?S1,Su“.’WC KX called to lhe fact that the fed^raf tween dispensing 10c worth of pea- the wages paid the men were beine ing the adulterated meat, no furth­ government owns own* 8 parcels parcel-----of--------land kuta—make it twenty I—this "little" withheld to pay for the upkeep of er action would be taken by the a week later than normal. In event with the 4H cluba. There will in this county, which are not tax­ *111 hold an auction sole lake—a 10 inch Jelly roil—a coke the camp. He said he didn't approve county. Carter was ftned about a half of this treatment and would prefer | 1942, peaches, were a week early, be a free gate, no charge made for able. One of these consisting of 35 farm located one mile west s if any is available) some potato acres. Is in Assyria; three farms ag­ year ago for selling sausage adulto go to prison ruther than serve , so the 1943 peak of harves; will ground* or exhibit*. thlps. and similar assortments to gregating 239 acres are In Carlton: mile south of Coals Grove. terted with tripe. . be approximately two week* later ----------------- »»» rom ten to twenty-five O. D. clad under such conditions. four parcels are In Maple Grove, one of Hastings Twp He is i am . —- ■ The Barry County Holstein Bree­ thah a year ago. According to Hoot- t CI-.-i Under Sheriff Doster asked Herb­ huskies; all of which leaves us wiltwith a**lotal acreage of 240—514 a (ood list of sheep, chicken ders Association will hold their An­ man. peaches should be most plenti- JlOUr r layers TO td and slightly dazed. My small fry streith what he was going to do COAST GUARD SEEKING tools, and household goocte. acres In alL 17 YEAR OLD RECRUITS nual County Black and White Show ebout the support of his family If ful from Aug. 25 to Sept. 15. ‘ ‘ • b always delighted by these army The U. 8. Coast Guard Recruiting on Thursday. September 2nd. at the More than two million bushels is lhe The letter proposed that the gov­ Heed wlU cry the sale and ( he went to prison and Herbslrelth . --------------------tbits and right noyr Is prizing this will act as clert. I Office In Kalamazoo announces Barry county Fair grounds. ,-------- ------------The estimate this year from Michigan fAmmanrinn Ann IF* ernment would pay 8389.12. In thre- Hammond hltle ditty obtained from one of Indicated that this wasn't a mat­ that there are many vacancies in Barrj' elsewhere in Hila tss'us f*r event ta being held Tn connection peach orchards, about equal to.the commencing AUg. IO. paymenta. in lieu of taxes, the final adv ter that was giving him. much con ­ partlulara. he Jeep-driving Custer boys—"all JU Club Z.1..U -iWW ei.__ 1 1943 crops. ____ . ..__ _ . ... the Coast Guard at the present with ........„ the County 4H Show The L. Verne Slout Players will one to be made Jan. 1. 1944. The kids just naturally love Jeep-drtv- cern. board was glad to accept the prof­ SHELBYVILLE^MAN GOtTt time for young men 17 years of aae which will be on the Fair Grounds Hertatrelth was scheduled to , Duchess and Wealthy apple give a series of performances al brs. and pester their Dads to buy a sentenced at the Federal court In who have completed their grade. for three days. I rietlea will make good crops crops this the fair ground here for one week. fered cash in lieu of taxes, voting County Drain school education,■ — and acan -----------pass , the the. Leading Holstein breeders in the ------- Home-made jelly can be ■ commencing Monday. Aug. 16. The unanimously to do so. Otherwise Grand Rapids Wednesday standard physical examination. ' county plan to kbow samples of processed from lhe Wealthies if opening night play will be "Let's the local communities would get , balky mule has four-wheel brakes. Good pay. good meals, clean Uv- ■1 their fine herds during the Judging housewives add some pectin to the Get Married." whtali'1* said to be nothing. . billy goat has bumpers; Ing quarters, travel and the upper- ! of the day. Lloyd A. Gaskill. Pres­ Juice. Apple sauce or canned ap- .one of the year's best comedies, Tv firefly has a bright spotlight lunlty for educational advancement ident of the local association will pies can be put up from either va-, Mack Johnson, tap dancer. Carl TRANSPORTATION NOTICE laUblts are puddle-jumpers. are offered to the young man of be in charge. Martin Bulh. Jr. of riety. The season on these will; Park and his violin. "Cousin Cecil" It will be Deoesaary for school dieLieut. Roy Hathaway son of El­ 17 who enltste in the Coast Guard. Grand Rapids, a Holstein breeder run from Au*. 15 to Oct 1. with a1 and his hlllbillv songs and The amels have balloon-tired feet mer Hathaway, formerly of Has­ Those enlisted will be sent io the nd carry rosrw of what they eat; tings who has b*en serving with Coast Guard Training Station, Neu- of national reputation, has been In­ total apple harvest about two-thlrds Stanleys’ with a bill of magic and vited to act as judge for lhe event of the post year. । sleight of hand will be added Hast inp school tut still I think th.it nothing beau the U. 8. Army for the past five York fox an eight weeks basic A basket picnic lunch is planned The grape crop looks nod. Hoot, vaudeville attractions. The Slout the yffr 1943he kangaroos with rumble seats years Is recovering from an attack training course before being assigned for noon. All farmers Interested in man says. There are fewer vines players have shoa-n here for many But ‘nough’s enough, as one hon- of Infantile paralysis al a hospital. to a service unit. Holstein cattle ere Invited anf than 10 years ago. but prospects seasons. WVWVW Ml, it lawyer told his companions Camp Maxey. Texas. Additional information and ap­ urged to attend. Buch an event, this rear are good for volume and) ■ —< * » is signed in advance for hie trans­ There are three kinds of liars—the plications for enlistment may oe coming at a alack season on the quality. The time of harvest will 1 NOTICE—BOOK READERS portation. anted liar, the expert witness, and Durfee School reunion. Sun. Aug. obtained by writing to the Coast farm offers an opportunity for for­ likely extend from Sept. 35 to Oct. There are many new books available Guard Recruittag Office. Post Of* mers to get together around a com­ 15 for any marketing In volume at lhe library at the pn 15 at school. Potluck dinner,— (Contlnued on Page 1, Sec. 3.) adt. 8-12 flee Building. Kalamazoo, Michigan. mon Interest. from Michigan vineyards. | First acme, first served. I HI Fellas and Gals . I This bi the southeast corner of baatteton township-namely-Naah- rfd s .ipSXS-'rj; tSte’ in! x OLD SETTLERS PICNIC aiau jji'!AT CHARLTON PARK CROSS TO NURSES AID COURSE , “ESS“!S!« PENNOCK HOSPITAL, 1 CHURCHES RECEIVE i DEAN DAVENPORT'S COLLEGE DAYS IN ;THE MIDDLE 1870'S - A GREAT FACULTY Former Flying Tiger |n United States Cliunt CDAU EtTATE runuj rKum diaic FARM BUREAU ™ ?ew Group Leoving FrOm County For Custer, Great Lakes COUNTY TREASURER REMITS MONEY AUG. TIRE QUOTA ALREADY GONE ■ AUCTION SALES FINED FOR SELLING ADULTERATED MEAT COUNTY 4-H TO HOLD FALL SHOW AT FAIR GROUNDS BARRY CO. DRAFT DODGER ARRESTED HERE TUESDAY Fruits To Ripen Aug. 15 to Oct. 15 Holstein Ass’n To Show At 4-H Foir Here September 2 ks Open Week Here Last Minute Home Front News B ANMIIAI Dlf iiir HE AnnUAL rlUniL Ul �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST it, IM3 LOCAL NEWS hart C. Murphy, son of Mr. and Donald Murphy, wiio enlisted • E.R.C of the Army last May, WHO SAYS YOU CAN'T SAVE MONEY?] pot luck supper. on August 17. All IIA MINO! METHODIST CIRCUIT The WB Cfi will meet with Mr. Russel Tolles on Wednesday. Aug IB. for supper. Pot luck. Everybody Preaching Sunday Martin and Quimby al 10:00 and 1130. Com­ Maurice A. Lombi* munion genrlce Sunday school at mortal hospital in Z Goodwill snd Hendershot at the us­ day night, waa a matter ot shock ual time. Meeting of the Official Board* of the tour churches at the Parsonage life and given freely of her talents to Its bellerment In many useful Tues, evening. Aug. 3L DEATH OF MRS. M. A. LAMBIE lege of Mining and Technology at Martin Comer* Houahton for training He gradua­ Preaching and communion service ted from Hastings High school this at the church next Sunday morning J Loren Hershberger of Woodland al 10 o'clock; Sunday school fobow­ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. ing. All are cordially Invited U> She went to Ann Arbor early tn , I* attending an auctioneoring school SCIENTIST June where lhe serious nature of In Decatur, Ind., this month. Comer Church and Center Street* her coiullUou wa* discovered and Mr and Mrs. Donald Fedewahave Subject: “Soul." bought the Fred Shipp farm, one Sunday service 11 a m. available for treatment and tor a mile west of the Catholic cemetery, Wednesday evening service al Ume she gave evidence of improve­ and are Just getting settled there. 7:45 pm. ment. Mrs. Art Howe returned lo tier BAPTISMAL SERVICE Reading room in chureh edifice 1 home ou Wednesday after spending A baptismal service was held at open Wednesday and Saturday Mr and Mra. Ransome D Rouse. i a week in Pennock hospital follow- the Wesleyan Methodic camo­ from 3 to 5 p m. . for many years resident* bt YpaU। ing an appendectomy. grounds on Bunday afternoon, the anti She graduated from the State Clara Bush of Hasting* made an ixutor. the Rev. J R. Chrispell. Normal and came to Hastings to I nll-A record during the second se- baptizing ten in lhe creek wnich j direct th* newly established Do­ ■ mester of Western Michigan Col­ flow* through the campgrounds. I*, mestic jclence department in the lege according to an analysis of th- was an impressive service. city schools in 1*08-00 Here she records for the semester which hai met her future husband and re­ Just been completed according to HARTINGS FIRST U. B. CHURCH turned to Hastings a* a bride In Information from the office of John Comer of E. Grand and EX*t Strs •"Hit lhe Ice" with Ginny Simms February 1010. She was a person ot C. Hoekje. registrar. This is the A. M. Coldren, pastor Decidedly the funniest in which highest scholastic record attainable. 9 55 am. Bible School with ds.vies. the two champion comics have ap­ quiet, unobstrualve charm and early made many close and lasting Mira Bush waa enrolled as a luntor for all ages peared has an all-out action plot friends. She was a natural home­ Lawrence E. Barnett attended the 11 00 Rin. Morning worship. The and a group of skilled performer*. maker and while her chief interests state meeting of prosecuting attor­ pastor will speak on the subject.. neys which was held tn Detroit the "Dead Flks." service outside live home circle. 3:00 pm. Jail service Robert Paige, Grace McDonald In Emamnuel church of which Pat King, wno lives on the E 1 6 30 pm. AaUlt and senior C. X Small-town girls with big-town State Road. suffered a severe para­ SocleUes In wartime Washington fur­ nectlon with the Women* board of 7:30 p.m. Song service and mes­ idem lytic stroke on Tuesday and Ln in nun the hilarity and excitement m Pennock hospital over a long per­ a serious condition. HU whole left sage on "The Bush Was Not Con­ this new funfilm. iod of ytar* she ha* made a great sumed." Tlve bush which Moses saw side Is affected. burning in Ute backside of the des­ “Two Ticket* lo London" starring contribution. Her place will be hard -Mrs. R H. Loppenthien is spend- ’ ert. to fill. Some by nature and special and which still was not con­ Ing thU week in Ludington with her sumed. we believe Is a symbolic pic­ Alan Curtis, Michele Morgan endowment seem to be fitted lo sister. Mra. John Meissner. Mr. LopA mystery-thriller dealing with a of the Jewish race experiencing super penthlen plans to go there this ture man hunt for a ship’s officer Ruby Lombie. As a daughter, a wife, the fiery trials of persecution and weekend. accused of having enemy connec­ a sister, a mother abd a friend she yet never destroyed. tions. ■ had few equals. Her passing leaves Wed. Ladles Aid will meet a. the church and hold their annual Ito-rmary lane, Patrie Knowles in ’ a void in tne lives of many. election. 1 Funeral services are being held "Ail By Myaeil" Thursday 7:30 Adult and Y. P The story of a smart society | this Thursday afternoon, at two Tiie PNG ’s will meet ot the physician who is blackmailed into o'clock al I-conard funeral home, home of Mrs. Earl Buskirk. 426 S Sal 2 oo pm. S. S. ulcnic at Tv- marriage. conducted by her rector, the Rev Dibble, on Wednesday. Aug. 18 Pot den park Any (hairing transporta­ Den M Gury. with committal serv­ luck supper at 6:30. Evening enter­ tion will please meet at the church Judy Garland. Van Heflin in ices at Riveraide. tainment. All P N.G/s welcome. Of her immediate family there Is "PreMnling IJly Mara" Let’s have a good attendance. left her husband. Maurice A. LamBAPTIST CIIUHUH NOTES A lonuuice of tiie modern thrgble; her daughter. Mrs Lentz chat­ Sunday School at 10 o'clock. trc. with haunting music embellish­ Sv.C.T.U. will meet Tuesday. Aug. Divine serveice at H o'clock Ser­ ing n haunting romance, it tel's fee of Nashville: her parents. Mr. 17. at the home of Mrs I J smith. mon subject—"The Praising Qf the what happens when a young singer and Mn. R. B Rouse and her sis­ ter. Miss Ruth Rouse of Ann Arbor: • Ill E Colfax. Hastings Mrs. Iva Lord." seta out to attain stardom. Evening service at 7:30. Sermon Knntner has charge of the program Thomas ThU will be an interesting meeting number 3 in series on 'The Second “Union Pacific" starring * with-special report* on county-wide Birth" Barbara Stanwyck. Jeei McCrea work of the past month There will Tuesday night* B. Y P U. all Story of the oeven turoulant be a guest speaker and refresh­ Young People invited. Meeting M years during which Americas first menu will be served. You wqp*t church at 7 30. transcoiituiental railroad waa con­ Wed night* prayer meeting at structed. I want to mtas this meeting. Visitors I welcome. the church at 7:30 and teaching at 8. School lesson. •The Human Comedy" starring Mickrv Rooney, Frank Morgan, Barry County Dry jgssn. Fay Bainter i The Barry County Dry Axsocia- FIRST METIlODIST *hoI tlon. a newly formed rtxrvement. UliURt II NOTCH --- - *u>ry -z of a typical American Will luUd a puhllr meeting In the Tim R»v itay U RirdMlI tl family. Mickey play* the son. Hom­ InvisUn Cuts Gtand St U. B Chunh. The pur- Grand Rapids, superintendent of er. Who take* a job as a telegraph mrsM-tiger after school to help out I»mc of the meeting will be to find th> Clark Memorial Home, is to More Money— ' the number of jx-ople who have speak ut the ten o’clock worship at home. , signed the petition* that have been service at tile First Methodist Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy circulating tim last few weeks. UplourPayroll church on Sunday morning. Aug IS. I By thb petition, we are asking Rev. Birdsall has held aevitral Im- in “Jitterbugs" Tlve story has the boys cast ! for the legal-right and privilege of poitant pastorates in Uie Michigan Savings today I lhe people of. Barry County to de­ Conference, coming to Grand Rap­ wandering minstrels of Jive, replete I cide by popular vote whether or not id., from the First Methodist church In supcr-zoot suits. , cur County shall stop all sales of in Cadillac. He succeeded lhe Rev । alcoholic beverages of any kind To Wm F Kendrick as superintendent do this will make Barry County a of Clark Home. I much safer and clecner place in There have been many motorists A good sized audience heard Dr । which to live. ■■ If you........ are........... IntergKed ’.“a;- n. A. r. F. Way un on ouiiuav Sunday mur morning and not displaying the auto use stamp . ....... ............ -----J C._ --- | spiritual messM. o ?iUC‘J *.,Proi»B‘t.ton enjoyed his .. fine for the full twelve months of the dially invited to attend thy publlA, chinch school — will follow fc year. Under Section 3840 of the In­ -------------------Uic meeting next Tues.. Augusi 17. 8 00 morning ternal Revenue Code, any motorist morning worship. worship. Classes Classes for all. p m. at the GrandSt u^B Church.. wlw use* or permit* the use of hl* car without buying a Federal U«» FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Stamp Is subject to a penalty of August 15th—10:30 »25 Likewise, a m<>-ort*t’w/io Meditation—"A Window in Our chased the auto use stamp but who Church" t failed to display it on tne vehicle Hendershott JiFunion at Tvden Rev. Lesson Sharpe, of Chicago, Li also subject to a J35 fine. How­ Park. August, 11. Cooperative din­ guest minister. ever. In Heil of the criminal proaener. Each family furnish own drink. cutton an offer in compromise will be accepted from every dellnouent Rpaik motorist in the amount of *5. In O. H. Trlnklein. pastor day In August has been postponed Services held in the 1.0 0 F hall. other words, the 35 use stamp at on account of sickness. the present time eoate 810. Green Street entrance. UK£ WAUUK DM AM — Motorists who have not driven j Divine worship at 10:30 A M their cor* during the month of July ia-tt;; i ~ and who ran produce substantiMln* i AD over y<xu low H» roti p.dd.aa to <udw,« evidence to that effect arc entitled nt 2 pm Subject—"Soldiers and vnool at u 30 A. M toj« use stamp for the eleven-month | Sailors." Leader. Mra. Lettie Kahler. period. Every one welcome. • EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL A repreaentativ* of the internal I The Cloverdale LAS will be en­ CHURCH Revenue Service will be stationed i tertained at the home of Mra. Grant Rev Don M Gury. Rec lor in lhe lobby of the Hastings Poet Dickerson on August 12. Everyone Holy comunlbn at 8 am Morning Office on Mondav and Tuesday. Auwelcome. R>Ml 16 and 17. between the hours The Comrade S. S Class will mec* Gury will speak on "Good Fruit. of 0 30 a-tn. and 3:30 p.m. for Die with Mra Grant Dickerson, for i Visitor* always welcome. convenience at all delinquent mo­ torists. THE REXALL STORE BUY WAR BONDS | HASTINGS PHONE till CHURCHES THEATRES S i f t 'I Seeing i* believing—and we're ready to (how you convincing proof of food bill economy at any time. Our "ceiling" coven a (forefull of low prices because we hove cut out frills . . . cut profit* to the bone . . . streamlined our selling—and we pass the economic* along to our customer* in the form of low prices on the finest foods and household supplies. Shopping is easy. We've a wide selection of ra­ tioned foods plainly identified with red and blue point values, and a vast variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, cereals and other nutritious foods that require no points at all. aaminiiMyiiiiiiHffliifiiiiiiHMiiiinHiiiHiiiiiiuwfflHiiifHiiiiii® ONE-PIECE H Ration Calendar CAN COVERS 2 blue points ■ STERLING FRUIT JARS Dozen = IZ)C doz. 15c I 1 Old style like mother used to make loaf ------------------------------------ - 4 tall cans Milk, Carnation or Pet, 1 point ------- Vcgetole Tomato Juice ** 39' 79' 21' Del Monte Vacuum parked Protex Tissue Hell 2 - 27c MULLERS Great Northern Towels Q< Each I MULLER’S DONUTS CINNAMON ROLLS MULLER’S BREAD SUPREME BREAD 4 f<K 19' 4 25' TISSUE 11 good Aug- 16 through Oct. 31. BLUE STAMPS: R. S A T. Valid through Sept. 30. > RED: T. U. V. now valid through Aug. 31. W valid Aug. 15 through Aug.*31. ‘ " pkg. of 8 39c TISSUE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE SUGAR: SUmp 13, 15 and IS. Can- Mason, dozen 17c ORGANIZATIONS TEXSUN ..J.................. CLEANSER Gold Dust ---------- Zero, qt. bottle BOWLENE Washing Powder Boy . Washing Powder Pride 5' 5C 19' 9' 10' 25' Whole Kemal Corn 11 point* .■3 can* TREET 5 pointe Diced Carrots Scott County—9 pointe . Sliced Beets Del Monte—10 points—No. 2 can Green Beans Fame—11 point* .. .2 cans Del Monte Peaches 27' 37' 10' 14' 37' 27' POTATOES EQp SMOKED HAMS 27p| 4<xn» Grown. 9 point*. Grid* I. ok- Whole of K*ll, lb. W * wJ iM... I IC 29c Jar Rubbers Fly Tox Quart 21c . - - ' « pL Con Cover Presto Wide Mouth, dozen Tavern Wax Pkg Bottle Caps Fruit Pectin Thrifty Lids Large Jar Rubbers Wide Mouth Lids 5' 12' 35' 12' 21£ 25' 10' 10' 15' Notice to Motorists NEW FOOT RELIEF Freth ground. "Being a half needs endure soi ation in addltlo common branch testa stand out recollection as I but yesterday. on elementary kind I had eve which I felt qul to the fact that of fad with a ft "Cube X ♦ Carpenter to th The other boy* I multiply. but I formula. "Raise it to U he to me private lhe binomial fc for you skid th! who was nothin, rnatlcai genius. student at the mathematician, ilcr the title "X both became em glneers—my tern Ida brother at < "My next ad* tlons was with Fairchild, sharp lect. lhe yminge all ultimately ci We< LUX SWA KIRK'! AM b HILLS WHE POST I NOOD CAK NORTl LI STEBBINS & JACOBS .J0 hamburger LdPAD < Continued froi M~*IOO ■ran fTRAND 7 point*. DfScnoHs COMMUNITY NOTICES DEAN DA’ COLLEGE I THEMIDD - AGREAl Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 lb. Having cd 3 m ber tch 0 SA SATURDAY ONLY. AUGUST 14 Robert Paige and Grace McDonald "GET GOING" Commc and Michele Morgan and Alan Uurth TWO TICKETS TO LONDON SUNDAY and MONDAY. AUGUST 15-16 C NEW CABBAGE FRESH PEAS 15' WAX BEANS 215' GREEN BEANS 2 »>s 16' DILL WEED 10' 2 bun. 13' RADISHES WATERMELON '»'b 79' SUMMER SQUASH 2^19' CANTALOPE each 20' CHICKENS springers lb. 6 points lb. BEEF LIVER lb 13 points BEEF STEAKS RING BOLOGNA grade 1 5 pts. lb. 6 points lb. SALT PORK 7 points lb. PORK STEAKS BACON ARMOUR STAR 8 point* lb. LARGE BOLOGNA sli'«i 5 point* lb. SPICED HAM 5 points lb 39' 36c 43' 32' 23' 38c 40' 32c 55' F (HJDzj CENTER Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 lo 3:00 Only enough admissions will be told at bargain WED.. THURS.. FRI.. AUG. 17-18-19-20 "HUMAN COMEDY" Mickey Rooney.Frank Morgan and Marsha Hunt Black l] Studebaker’s expert service gives you top-notch mileage i Si 1 ARRY TH EAT It Hostings, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 JEi L- TTS highly important fo>have . ■*. vour freque....,. inspected frequently, if you want to get top-notch - - - -• FRIDAY and SATURDAY. AUGUST 13DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION "DAYS OF OLD CHEYENNE ALL BY MYSELF' SUNDAY and MONDAY, AUGUST 15-16 Laurel A Hardy and Vivian Blaine "JITTERBUGS" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:M to 5:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. AUGUST 17-11-19 "UNION PACIFIC" 2 Gui Light Black proving ground and in the figmous Studebaker engineering laboratories. mileage with a minimum of ex­ pense for repairs. Rectnlly brought back to the screen by N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH Bay r "HIT THE ICE" Cecil B. DrMHie’, masterpiece 2M L STATE ST., HASTINGS. MICH. Bay I Abbott and Costello the fun makers Ginny -Simms. Johnny Long and his orchestra Our Studebaker mechanics i— Don't take chances with ywr ptr. Keep it np to par with Studebaker service. are Essential Transportation workers who have been factory- trained to spot and correct trouble in a car before it gets How to get more out of your car serious. Come in for inspections fre­ quently, w hatever make of car y’ou drive. Our servicing is prompt and efficient because we use special procedures de­ vised by factory experts on the Jerse V/i Guen Z’/g Durh Jerse l’/2 Jerse TERMJ settled great 800-acre Studebaker GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. CO. lilt. STATI ST.. HASTINGS PHONE 2101 B( HENR' �THE HASTINGS DINNER. THURSDAY, AVGUST R. !»» __________ subject was English grammar. during all lhe course, except for dl-1 rect from the actual specimen. Not • Now the grammar* of those day* rect? personal and tnrtructlonal only that, they must among them were amazing dissertation* upon needs, wa* 8350 to a hack driver to exhauat the subject. That is why he the rnysierie* of the vernacular I haul my father and mother through ' kept the da** of fifty a full week had been brought up on SU). and the mud from Lansing when they studying the wild onion Sli) was popular with both pupil' came to visit me. Dr. Kedgle carried on extensive — j teacher .— «v 1 « ------”Really - •• Great investigations into lhe current use and because if it w.. was m easy. borne GreatTeacher* Teacher* arsenical mordent*j in tiie color“It so happened that, two or three "Back of and t - - . years before this ordeal. I had be- I ln« of *•» P*P*raP"P*™1 h >«ge exhibit* taken from »ooms come »o dissatisfied with Brother Instructor flounders □under* In' in his hl* sub sub­ wh’re of person* had oc-All member* of the post that can Sill and all hl* works that I had an ject. but the really great teacher made an independent collection of —•<—sea u personality titrough the curtd from the use of such papers. possibly "do *o are requested to be ■ IhKFh? -liiToi atu? al the Legion Hall at 3:30 p. m. nil the grammars I could find, some thlll^ He teaches, and it is that per- - J tHrm III u-ettrlno nrevent- Thursday, (today* to attend the twenty or more in number * '"b sonaaty which most affect* the L”.HIT ,n wcur>n« Prevent­ (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) funeral of our departed comrade. lot they were, but mightily illumin­ student. In Uils category stand out; ive legislation The Entrance Ordeal "Dean Davenport explain* how Robert Brown. ating. Naturally I had u.y pt»i«*•Being a half year late, I mu*, ences among this collection and as­ ! certain strong men whose influence ,, Dr. Kedgk proved to the public that needs endure some special examin­ sumed that tiie professor also had fluted ----------lightning rods are ------no'better Illc date ua„ for lu, the ulc joint meeting of .._™ -| The ation in addition to the so-caUed hte. But which one or ones was lhe j "C. L. Ingersoll, foreman of the ' protection against — lightning lightning than the Leglod LeglotS and Auxiliary for the 1 farm and my chief In student labor. . common branches. Two of tiiese rods of lhe same «lze thus ,h"‘ - purpose z*. of t'_~.!rj burning Die Ute mortgage . 'A A aviuicr soldier in of UK: lhe vivu Civil war, war, nc iu; wua wa* plain tests stand out as clearly in my question. ending a graft of lightning rod pedon n le Legion Hall lias tiie has been set "lb would never do for me to my instructor in military. He was recollection as if Ute ordeal were *for — — -•— Sept. Thursday. 8. Tiie — pro­ make'* mistake at this point, so the personification of military dlers of that day. tut yesterday. Did Not Bee Electricity'* Future gram will be announced later. when he. gave me a sentence to ’ exaclncu, scientific accuracy, and "As luck would have II. I began ■ analyze." in my confusion f naively . thoroUgh execution of the job in Joint imtallrrion ofofficer* of "Although greatly interested in on elementary nlgebra. the only asked. By what grammar shall I hand. the Legion and Auxiliary will be electricity. Dr. Keozle tn hi* lee- — —.— . kind I had ever heard of but- in analyte It. sir?" k -’ J ,u_ . — pon Hall Tuesday I "C. W. Garfield, foreman of lhe tures in the middle TO‘s. gave it as 1 held at the Legit which I felt quite at home, thanks "By any grammar you please. Mr | gardens and grounds. A young man hl* opinion that, though electricity 1 evening. Sept. 28. to the fact tliat it had been a kind Davenport • • DaVcnport"' replied the professor. pn____ recently out of college, full of Ute is a wonderful force. It probably of fad with a few of us. 'The ru- mu -k..,^System c-.-m 1 mllk of human kindness, the able would never be of any considerable Old -ri™. Time .Labor 1 At the meeting ot Ute American "Cube X + Y" said Professor use outside of telegraphy. He lived Legion Auxiliary on Thursday eve"The moat distinctive feature oi a cultured family. He Carpenter lo the class in general. student life in the agricultural col­ son of------.-------.. flr3tit was to see lhe telephone, and was happy nlftg. lhe following nominations for The other boys began laboriously to lege of that lime. — ghmp,e «. — certainly •* the linemente of •o see that much of his prophecy multlnly. but I wrote mine out by most unique, was t:„ fall. the ---------------so-called la- fife. formula. bdr system. Under that system every "George T. Fairchild, my teacher ••Raise It to the fifth power" said f.tudent reported at the foreman's in moral philosophy and literature beet and moat alert clxmlsts of his he to me privately and again I used office every afternoon at 12:45 for From him I learned to appreciate day. y--,,;He ------wanted - —- only --­ the truth. Two the binomial, formula. "That'll do assignment to farm labor from one the other mans point of view.--------------------------------------------learned that to for you said this young instructor, o'clock until four, in fallow or field. | "Doctor Robert Kedgle in chem- lhefr sorrow when they attempted. who was nothing snort of a mathe­ ...... in garden, ------------------orchard -- or ... in bam. -------jtatry. using the combined lecture to bribe him into a false analysis matical genius, as I learned later ■The purpose ot the labor system 1 Blld laboratory method, waa both pt their goods There was an exHe was known to the students as X was to*01*10111111 the habit of labor j ,.xact ftnd exacting. Professor Cook plosion on faculty row that after•1. Y. and his younger brother, a For it was held that the only way to 1 ln zoology and physiology, though noon, and tiie atmosphere seemed student at the time, also a bom Insure that a student would be will- ' u student of the older Agassiz, wius io smell of sulphur and ozone for mathematician, also flourished un­ Ing to work with his hands in mid- 1 nCvrr able to pour Into hs us much da>'» “f,er indignantly told us ' August is the Month der the title "X + Y prime " They die life was to put him m manual ' mfermatton as he desired. ‘he incident. both became eminent consulting en­ labor early and keep him at it every 1 "Doctor Beal In botany and hortl- I Speaking of the great men of the gineers—my teacher at Cornel) ami duv nfterwarrt i culture, also a student of Agassiz, faculty of the Michigan Agriculhis brother at Colorado. "Of social Hfe there was absolute- 1 WBA Bn ardent disciple of his meth- I lura) College. Dean Davenport says I "My next adventure in examina­ )y none, anti no organized MX»rl I 1 (ld the following will both II- ■ T am convinced that great as was tions was Witte Prof. George T. attended no party »>r function_ of , |UJitrale and testify: 'the service of these men and this; 0I)e of lhc sludent gatherings ! college lo agriculture, their service Fairchild, aharjrand keen of intel­ anv kind during my three and a • lect, the youngest of four brothers, half years nt college for the verv > j ,1Bd read un ••cssay" on the cuttle- to science was even greater. What nil ultimately college presidents, as send ree’on that there was none to (mi. reading up in standard llleru- they really meant by the "new erf'iattend. The only money I paid out ture tor materia). Next day. with | ration" wa* an edcuation In the । --------------------- -------nt ht« artnn Onrlnr Of life, US distinct from Ollt , onenulnlral of hta quizzical grins. facts Doctor Heal suddenly Inquired. "Davenport, in Ils nhilosoohles. It was the deterdid you ever see a cuttlefish?" mlnatlon to know the truth instead No need of an answer and the of merely reasoning about it Here j question whs followed by the re­ in this college was given the first । mark. "I thought not." Then he instruction In chemistry to urider- | told me of his experience with graduate students In this country." : Agassiz "He gave me a sea urchin "After graduation, what? I had and said. "Study that." Doctor Beal never but one plan and purpose. J did what I had done about the cut­ and that was to go at once to the tlefish—that is he read what other farm and rejoin my father, who men had to say about it and wrote seemed to me. the only child, like ! it all in Ute form of a report an elder brother. Pro!. Agassiz looked it over and “He made me partner in lhe busl- ■ remarked. "Very good, very good ' ness. While many men and manv i -What next?" asked Doctor Beal Lvues have come into my life since Aqasste answered. "Oh. go on with then, the next ten years with him. i your sea urchin." Beal replied. "But on the farm of my bovhood. were at ' I'm through with tiie sea urchin.” once the most beneficial and "Not yet; ymi'v* 4Ald what other most formative ot all possible men hove found in the sea urchin. pertencea.” Little Bo-Pccp Id like to know what you find out 32 ox. about it.” OBITUARY-OF . "I took that urchin back to my MISS NELLIE DRYER room." said Dr, Beal, "and went Nellie Mildred DryeP. age over it bit by bit. desrclbing every­ daughter of Virgil and Phoebe Dry- | thing I could discover and went er. was born in Hope township on again lo report." "Very good" said Professor Agas­ Oct. 8. 1883. and departed this life Thursday. July 29. nt her home on siz. • What shall I take next, profess­ Wilson Avenue after a short illness of a few hours. or?" inquired Doctor Beal. She was preceded In death by her j "Oh. go on with lire sea urchin." mother, father and eldest brother. he answered. "But I m through with that, pro­ Milan, and leaves to mourn their loss five brothers. Luther. Robert, j lessor." "Oh no!" came the answer: you’ve Floyd and John of Hastings and I only been over the outside. Cut him George of Eaton Rapids; three sis­ ter*, pearl Dryer and Birdie Cole of open." • And how long did he keep you w«stinp.s and Lora Richer of Char­ nn that sea urchin?" I asked Doc­ lotte; twelve nieces, four nephews tor Beal. "Only a month" grinned and many friends.—.... Miss Dryer was best known by the my old teacher, adding "The sea urchin is almost os complicated as manv friend* and neighbors as BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE ••Nellie” of the little Home Grocery’the cuttlefish. FOr/school. Work, Home! From Ute Utile child who came, for | My rebuke was complete. He was a second Aguusslz. except an Ice cream cone to the trade de­ that he functioned in botany and. livery man who brought the mer- r like his teacher, he expected the chandlse, she was loved and re­ class to get its own information dl- spected. This community has suffered a great loss. A noble cittern has gone on. Miss Dryer began her Home Gro­ cery almost nine years ago on five shelves In the kitchen of her Wil­ son Street home. Today the store The kind of casual, carefree has enlarge!! to a respected size in a bullt-on addition and was nerhaps i suit you always feel so right one of Ute busiest shops In Hastings wearing . . with slim skirt all hours ot the day. Needless to say she held her place os a successful . . . tailored jacket gay with merchant. novelty buttons, clever j*ockets. Bright and dark colors REV. F. W. MOXON COMES Having been drafted into the Service I will have an auction sale at the farm locat­ TO HASTINGS CHURCH At the closing session of the ed 3 miles north of Dowling, or 5 miles south of Hastings on M-37, side McOmMichigan Conference of the United Brethren church held pt Sunfield, ber school on Original Air Patrol the pastoral appointments were read Sunday evening. The Rev. F. W. Moxon comes to Hastings to lhe Jefferson St. church: the Rev. Roy and Opal Houghton go to Lake Odessa; Free­ Natural Only port. the Rev. E. B. and a A. Grif­ fin: Baltimore, the Rev. Lyle Olm­ Commencing at 1:30 o'clock the following will be offered for'sale: stead: Caledonia, the Rev. Paul E. Olmstead; Charlotte. Rev. V. H. Beardsley; Lansing. Rev. R. A. Hoffman; Woodland. Rev. j. H. Os­ good: superintendent of Lane Home. Charlotte, the Rev. Andrew Hoff­ 1 yr. old man. DEAN DAVENPORT'S COLLEGE DAYS IN THE MIDDLE 1870'$ -A GREAT FACULTY AMERICAN LEGION officers were made: President, Mr*. Esther Frit; vice-presidents. Mrs. Mildred Burns and Mrs. Fanny Brink; aecretary. Mis* Dorothy Schantz; treasurer. Mrs. Helen FASHING OF MBS. MINNIE NOBLES . Mr*. Minnie Eliza Nobles, a for mer Hastings resident, passed awa on Sunday. Auj. 8. at U.e home of Frat her diughter-ln-law. Mr*. Winn known Wledlea; historian. Mlu Mabel Bis­ Nobles, near Co* son: executive board, Mrs. Thelma having been in f Hubert. Mrs. Gladys Henry. Mr*. Mary Beach. The date of election 1* Thursday evening. Sept. 2. At ter of John and | tliat time, further nominations may McElhenev. both York, ana waa be made if the members so desire. months and 10 day* at the time of This weekend the annual Depart­ her death. Preceding her in death ment convention of the Legion and were her husbands, Anson Nobles; Auxiliary will be held In Detroit. and Millon Noble*, and two tons. I Mr* Henry, president of Fourth dis­ Dr. Winn Nobles of Cdtfcl and John | BUSY EIGHT CLUB of Hasting*. Surviving are trict and local aecretary. represent­ Noble* ing lhe Lawrence J. Bauer Auxil­ her sister. Mr*. Isabel Pancoast of Saginaw, formerly of Hastings; one iary. . , granddaughter. Mr*. Jack O’Con­ ner; and two great-grandchildren. and Mrs. Harry, Announcement will be made later Tom and Anne O'Connor. Mr*. No­ concerning lhe date of installation bles was actively Identified with lhe of officers. local First Church of Christ. BelenMARRIAGE LICYN8K8 An old-timer is the one who can were brought to the Walldorf! fu­ Gilbert Dennett. City .. remember when he had lo write to neral home, where a Christian his Congressman to get hold of a Science service was held on Tues­ Government pamphlet. day afternoon at two o’clock. J. W. for School Outfitting ROUND-UP OF Week-End Specials! LUX FLAKES !mallsize 10' SWAN SOAP 11' KIRK'S CASTILE SOAP 5' 23' AMMONIA lb. 33' HILLS BROS. COFFEE 10' WHEAT SPARKIES POST BRAN FLAKES large 2 for 27' NOODLES broad or medium lb. 20' CAKE FLOUR z“,.. 26' NORTHERN TISSUE TOWELS 10' C. Thomas Stores Right — and Flattering! BLACK and WHITE DRESSES 498 For out-and-out feminine flatphasteed with crisp white! Neat and efficient for daytime. It turns wonderfully allumg for date­ time. Rayon Jerseys and crepes in slim, two-piece designs ... pleated and tucked to do lhe most for your figure. Size* 12-20 Two-Piece Corduroy Suits 690 UCTION SALE COATS SATURDAY, AUG. 14,1943 HORSES Bay mare/ 3 yrs. old Bay mare, 3 yrs. old Black mare, 9 yrs. old COWS 2 Guernsey cows Light Jersey cow 2 Vi yr». old Guernsey and Durham heifer, 2’/j yr». old Durham heifer, 2| yrs. old Jersey and Durham heifer, 1 Vi yn. old Jersey and Durham bull, 1 yr. old . Guernsey and Durham heifer calf, 6 moi. old Jersey and Durham bull calf, 6 moi. old HOGS 3 Young Sows CHICKENS 70 White Wyandotte mixed chickens, FARM MACHINERY FREE METHODISTS MAKE APPOINTMENTS The sixty-eighth annual camp­ meeting and conference of lhe Free Methodist church closd at Manton Sunday evening. Included omoiig the pastoral ap­ pointments Were the following: Hasting*. Morgan and Stony Point churches, the Rev. Seth Davey: Charlotte. Rev. Walker Jordan; Ce­ dar Springs. Rev. L. D- Bodine; su­ perintendent Grand Rapids district. Rev. H. A DeLong of Belding; Al­ ma. Rev. J. L. Hazel dine; superin­ tendent of Grand Traverse district. Lawrence W. Gibbs, of Manton. Real coupon value! Durable styles for casual or dress wear. Berets, pompadours and big brims to flatter you for fall. o49 "J For SUm, Sheer Flattery RAYON HOSIERY Service rayons with O"? reinforced •< / foot. ,* 9 g 1 Top Handle, Pouch. Envelope HANDBAGS Fabrics and leather* in roomy styles Tailored or dressy. **98 X Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off BOYS SWEATERS £98 Two tones with button froijt tight fitting wrists and band MEN'S COAT SWEATERS 6 Ft. cut Deering binder International hay loader. Grain drill. Rubber tired wagon with rack 2 Horse dump rake 1 Horse dump rake 298 . Walking plow. 3 Sec. drag Spike drag Double disc 2 Horse walking cultivator 2, 21 inch collars and pads 1, 23 inch collar and pad Double harness. 100 lb. of salt TERMS: Cash day of sale. Nothing to be removed until settled for. Everything to be settled for day of sale. BOB JOHNSON, Proprietor HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer Bright Feathers Trim FALL FELT HATS Guernsey and Durham bull, Black Jersey cow Jersey and Durham heifer, For All-Occasion Comfort! CYNTHIA* Shoes E. E. CRAY, Clerk 65 per cent wool for warmth. Tn Oxford, Navy or Brown. ywHENyouwantheslthadsice, w go to a Physician. Don't lake chances with "home reme­ dies," or accept the diagnosis of a friend. A call at the Phyai- many time* hi* moderate fee —to say nothing of warding off danger and needless suffering. , Your Pbyiicten will give you a prescription, no doubt. Bring it here where prescription* are a specialty. We si lure you of excellent service—freib, po, tent drugs—and-a jnlr price. STEBBINS & JACOBS THE REXALL STORE HASTINGS PHONE 2131 Winter Warmth! TODDLERS' COAT Sa Beautiful and Durable! CLASSIC COATS 2975 Durable fleece coats heaped with pretty face-framing fura. You'll wear their classic good lines many seasons. 12-20. Boxy fleece coat with matching leggings. Knit cuffs on the leggings for extra protection. Warmly inter- Sim 1 t. 12—»10.*0 GIRLS' CORDUROY REV �Till HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. AUGUST 11. IM) A message from the United States Treasury about YOU 3 WARTIME TAX DOLLARS * HE American people have accepted the highest tax bill in the history of the country with splendid patriotism and cheerful­ ness. The Treasury Department of the United States feels that an explanation is due them in turn—feels that they deserve to be told why, when and how their tax dollars are vital to winning this war and the peace that will follow. T • As a taxpayer, consider these facts: Our government is currently spending 240 million dollars each day, almost all of it on war, and this figure will increase materially as the war continues. About a third of that amount is being raised through taxes. Those tax dollars are as necessary for weapons with which to defeat our enemies as are dollars raised through the sale of WAR BONDS. Hence, when you pay taxes today you are definitely and djrectly contributing to victory. And, at the ssime time, your taxes actually help to maintain your own purchasing power now—and prevent disaster to your country after the war. Here’s how: Billions of Dangerous Dollars Every time your cost of living advances, you are paying a tax on your income. If your cost of living should double, you would pay a tax of 50% on your salary, wages or other income. But it would be a tax that wouldn’t benefit our fighting forces, our govern­ ment or anyone else—except Hitler and Hirohito. Now — to prevent such a concealed tax on your income from taking place — isn’t it good sense as well as sound patriotism to pay your government taxes of 20% on part of your total income —or more, if necessary? : if' ■*' ' And your taxes do help prevent just such a price rise! How? By taking part of the billions of dangerous dollars which otherwise threaten your living standard and putting them to useful work, win­ ning the war. Those billions of dangerous dollars, you know, represent the difference between the income the American people will receive this year and the amount of civilian goods that will be made in the same twelve months. If taxes were lower, [trices would tend to rise, and your real income would be reduced by just that much. Keeping the America He Knew There’s another reason why your high taxes help your country in wartime—and really a much more important one to you. Your tax money is helping towin the war now—but it’s equally essential to winning the peace and keeping the America that boy knew before he went into the armed forces. All the industrial power, all the inventive genius and productive capacity of this country would not bring back a busy, prosperous America that we know if a drastic deflation followed victory. And, as surely as the sun that rises in the morning will set at night, a deflation would follow an inflation brought about by failure to tax ourselves realistically now. _^ So, next time that tax burden seems heavy to you—think of these facts. Remember that your tax dollars are helping to pay for' victory now—that they are in there fighting for your living standard now—and that they are working to keep our country’s financial structure sound for that boy now in the armed service, for all your family, and for you in the years of peace to come. SOME QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT YOUR TAX BILL Q. How much of my federal tax payments is being spent on war and how much on so-called “normal” expenditures? which would put even greater spending power in the hands of the people —thus creating a basis for inflation. A About 96% of your tax payments ate currently going to pay for direct war expenditures. Only one dollar in every twenty-two you pay, therefore, goes for all other federal expenses, most of which are indirectly to aid the war effort. Q. How much of the total war bill is being paid currently out of taxes? A. A little over one-third. Q.Ts there any other advantage In financing a* large a share of the war bill as possible through taxes? All the bills for the cost of the war must be paid sooner or later through taxation, but if paid cur­ rently, from taxes, there will be no interest charge to mount over the years and provide an extra burden for you to carry. A. Yes—and a very real one to you, the taxpayer. Q. Is this proportion higher or lower than in England and Canada? A Lower. Both Canada and .Great Britain are paying approximately half of their war expenses through taxation. Q. So far, so good. But don’t you think taxation is unfair In the way it distributes.the burden for all this? ■■ Q. Is there any way other than taxes and war bonds by which the government could finance our share of tha war? A There is. The government could borrow from the commercial banks, WALLDORFF &SON CUT RATE SHOE STORE STRAND AND BARRY BEN FRANKLIN STORE THEATRES , J. C. PENNEY COMPANY HODGES JEWELRY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP FRANDSEN'S JOHN BULLING & SON B. A. LyBARKER HASTINGS ICE & FUEL BONNET & GOWN ROTH FURNITURE AUTO SPORT SHOP G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. THE VALUE STORE . REED'S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS * '*. A On the contrary, and we believe you will agree if you think it through, that taxes are the birest, most eqtiitable way to pay for the war. That's because Federal Income taxes are levied on ability lo pay tor something that all of us need and must have •— victory now, a sound America later. COFFEESHOP HOTEL HASTINGS TAYLOR SHOE STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCI­ ATE STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK ANDRUS SERVICE MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 STORE BAIRD'S STORE THE HASTINGS BANNER MILLER REAL ESTATE CASITE CORP. __ _ j. x> 'ft VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE E. W. BLISS CO. ■ NT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND- ' i STORM ' CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL HOME �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THUBSDAT, AUGUST 13, 1MJ WOODLAND Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Forman and their houseguest,. Mrs. Harold For­ man of Roscommon, enjoyed a pic­ nic dinner in company with Mr. them. Mr. ■ Mary Jo are camping at crystal and Mr*. Clarence Forman and for a — few Bunfamily of Homer at Wilders, near I ,=—• — - weeks. ——- Tlieir "■ Homer Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Lei- I d*y guest* were Mr. and Mrs. Shif­ Receives Degree ter Brumm *nd Mrs- Ella Flory ley Blood and daughter ATdath of Miss Audrey Hynes, daughter of were Sunday guests of lhe latter’s West Woodland. Ardath remained Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hynes hu re­ sister and husband. Mr. and Mr=. tor a week’s visit with Mary Jo. * vived her A. B. degree from Kala­ John Weaver of near Hasting*. ★ Mr. and!Mr*. Hwsrd HewfU ware mazoo Teachers’ College'this sum­ Marvin Clawle visited his cousin Battle Creek visitor* Toured*/- ♦ mer. Bhe expocu to teach In the Roger Hanaberger of Lake OdeM* 1 R«v and Mr*. Kennard Scbalbly River Rouge schools this coming last week. * Mr. and Mr* Willi* | and family of Hopkins visited hl* year. Mias Hynes is a graduate of Dalton and guests Mta. ofBerUia Cotton parent*. Mr.Woodland and Ma. Henry Behal- Woodland high school and attended aVredinner J a Yank at i Kkof West last W«ln«were dinner gues Kalamazoo College tor two years hi» summer summer ban home in East Wood- day arid Thursday. Rev. Bchalbly following her graduation. She has his ’land. Mr. JYank. t. a _ former ............ teacher MtondiJ Ute U- B. Conference al token special courr.es during sum­ here has been a teacher in th-t th-* Tra- Bebew* while herg, * Mr*. Joate mer vacations to complete work for veneCity schools for .severalyeara. Watrous of Lansing wa* a aunt of her degree in various schools. In­ * Visitors at lhe Eldon Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schsfbly last, cluding the University af Colorado. home last week were Gene Caret h- : Sunday and on Monday Mr*. Wat­ cn and Mrs. Vina Gartley ot Bld- rous and Mr*. Schslbly visited Mrs. Reunten af Old School Friend. eny, Ohio. J. 8. Whitmer and Rev. Cha*. Heateriay of West Woodland Perry Hoover- of Beaverton were I a The Adam Eckardl Family Re­ guests Tuesday. Wednesday and union will be held al Lake Odessa Thursday. Mrs. Elizabeth Whitmer Park next Wednesday. * Mr. and night guest at the home of Mrs. and daughter Mae of Holland and Mrs. Chas. Paul and son David of Carl Walts. On Thursday Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Harold Nelson and Hastings were Sunday evening call­ Waite. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Law­ family of Dearborn, Mr. and Mrs. ers ft the home of his mother. Mr*. rence Hilbert will be luncheon Ogle Flanigan of South Woodland Geo. Paul. Mr. snd Mr*. Richard guests st the home of Mrs. James and Mias Phoebe Oaks of Woodland O’Brien of Dimondale visited her Hutchings of Grand Rapids. were Bunday callers. * Mr. and last Tuesday. * LeRoy and Eldon Mrs J. V. Hilbert of Tuscan, Artz, Fleener accompanied by Mr*. Edith Charily Circle Picnic Tiie members of the Charity Cir­ left Tuesday for Wall Iske where Smith and son Olen of Lansing they are the guests of Mr. and Mia spent last week at Houghton take. cle of the Methodist WACS cna. Chas. Chaa. Hams of Bun Bun-­ joyed a picnic supper in the church D. L. Christian for a week a Mr. Mr. and Mrs. field dinner ------------ guest* ------ f -at — the and Mrs. Roscoe Wiljlam* of Petes- ; .*•*•* - were <■ - basement Friday evening. Mrs. Carl key were Sunday vteitora at lhe Halr> mer hon,e homeJ Sunday. Bunday. * Hewju Bnd Mrs. Geo Wingard were IV Mr. and unit Mrs. kfr,. Lawtuiu.'. .. .__ .____ Gordon Williams home. * Mr and ’ Tuesday the hostesses. Mr*. Frank Hynes and Mr. and Mrs. rcnce Hnefrock entertained vrtlh a Ford Stowell attended the Makely I d'nner In honor ot Set Bob Bailey Blue Star Mothers Meet Reunion at the home of Blake' : home on furlough from Mrs. Lawrence Paul entertained rvcuiutm me inline ui dimi ,7 j -----Z, ZZ . ............. mra. oawiciiuo r»ui cuuu min™ .... . .... . .. * . ; Camp Gordon, Cla Makely ut. Charlotte. Sunday. Oa. ClllMfa Guest* w-ra were tjie members of the Blue Star Mrs. Gee. Walker (Dorothy HynriO Mias Barbara Bailey °f ■ Mothers of Woodland at her home of Mt. /Clemens I* spending tht | "htl Mis* Marcia Henning of Mid- ; |gon(uy evening. Out-of-town Kammer vacation with her parents, | dlevllle. Bob returned to Geornia | iuesi4 were Mrs. David Smith. 8r. fr. anu and Mrs. Mrs. nenry Henry nyne*. Hynes’ ner Her Monday eventog of ,. ,,. 77 7 of Lake Odessa and Mrs. Prank Kllwr. “ husband, Pvt. Geo. Walker is al “rns trick of Benton Harbor. Mrs. Camp White. Oregon Mrs. Hynes | Mrs. Chas Eckardt of East Wood- Herbert Johnston, mother of two cxpects to teach at Van Dyke this lBnd a,w* v***cr? sons in service, joined the Blue coming year, a Mr and Mrs Lynn »***• »CTe ~‘tP-d“*L.iUes»Uw°/^Mr an2 -Star Mothers organization. Osgood and son Jack and Mr and Mrs. Ray Dtllenbeck of Weldman. * Mrs. Leon Hynes and Miss Gladys ! Mr. and Mr*. Chss. Heaterly and and Mrs. Clifford Tnm. ToutHynes are camping at Bawdy's I family. Bgt. an '1 Mr * rattforrt Landing at Badrllebag lake for a ley and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Hasteriy hip severs! montii* ago. was taken few weeks. ★ Jack Long of Lake of Lake Odessa enjoyed a picnic at seriously Ul Saturday, callers on Odessa visited his grandparents. Lake Odessa Park Sunday. * Rev. Bunday were Mr*. Chas Kahler. Hr. and Mrs Wayne Long from Kennard Schalbly ot Hopkins. Chas. Delton. Mr* Emma Johncock. Clo­ Friday until Monday a Mr and Hunt of Everett. Mrs. Chas. Hes- verdale. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Baker. 4rs. Gilbert McLeod, Woodland and terley and Mrs. Henry Bchaibly Mr*. Gerald Skidmore. Mrs. Hubert dr. and Mr Ftoyd Johnson of Lan­ spept Wednesday evening with Mrs. Eaton and MIm Edith Blocher. HasUngs. Mr*. "■*■ ~ ‘ ina and East Woodland attended Jessie Couch of Irving. 25th Gorlinger Reunion at the Louis Herzey snd family of the i :>i>cr rl Gariinger cottage at Tur.. — Entertained In Lansing Martin district. John Blocher snd skr Sunday, a Mrs Arlie Spindle Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nteuiamcr. Robert Blocher and Mrs. Harrison nd Mrs. Richard Estep, nccom- Mr. and Mrs. E. O. SbOmo, Mr. and Blocher of South Woodland. Mis* --------------Kroeger mnied by Mr* 0 £ r!*ljcr of °r I Mrs. Ralph Leffler, and Mr. and Phoebe Oaks and Rev. and Mr*. Ar­ ermontvillc went to Tullahoma. Mrs. Karf C. Paul of Woodand. Mr, thur Dodge. Woodland. Bam Bloc li­ and Mr? J. V Hlihcrt. Ot Turenn ar of Nashville waa a Monday morn--------------Arizona. Mnand Mr*. Clyde Ruel! of tagciiftr month of August. Her husband, Bellevue and Mr. and Mrs. Wm fc. Richard Estep, will be at Camn Snyder of Detroit were entertained Entertain For Out-of-town Visitors Mrs. Karl C. Paul entertained InMt. near Tullahoma thl« week. ry enjoyed a visit to Mammoth iHy last Wednesday eve at her Lansing, tundnj for in honor of two out-of-town avc on their way,down. * Pvt. 'g/'WpZ.X V. Hilbert of Tuslc HvriM. son of Mr. and Mr* This group ot people used to meel l. wnols spending The e"7j,yw^ h'A «*»•■'* npn Dr. and Mr " Anarew. socially * when Mrs. Andrews onarti Wood Mo. *here_ he U (1|ved ln woodlsnid. This is the first mer in Woodland and Mr*. Frank Kilpatrick of Benton Harbor who ' tlmc thry hBVC “n bcfn <®Rether was a house guest of Mrs. Harry tt. Clifford TOUsle} Of Wyoming . r>r and Mr* Andrew** left Joying a ten day furlough In t ?‘Pce..Dr: ana--1"1 snd Jennie Kilimtrick part of lost Woodland nearly twenty year* ago has Mr. and Mrs. Snyder have lived in liniil. Mrs r*— Touslev "•----- •-" who —*■“ *■"n visiting him in Wyoming ac- । Detroit for many years, leaving here Hhlpman—De mnnnlcd him home and they arc 'shortly after lhe Andrews. Mr. and Corp. Paul Shipman and Miss Iting hl* mo her Mrs. Bertha Mr> Rupl| havc ,n BeUevue Louise Dow of Vermontville were islev of Sheridan this week . . ... -----— .. . — united in marriage at lhe home or Rev. H. V. Townsend. Woodland, a E _cey Van Brocklen of the Tamarc*“cd M’oo'llan" notne c Is visiting her granddaughter. I „ „ ... ., ----Bchalbly while ----Mrs Farewell Picnlr for Carlyle Buridr haiblv's father. ......... Wm ...... Wortlv is at A farewell picnic was held Sun­ nnock hospital. * Mr. and Mrs I day at Lake Odessa Park in honor ale Hauer and two daughters of I of Carlyle Burkle of Lansing who were attended by the brides sister — * husband, end —------— Mr Mrs ------ .. A Smith who live East of Saubee lake. After a short honeymoon the groom will return to Alabama where he ts stationed. AUCTION SALE Having sold the place and no further use for tho furniture, I will dispose of it at public auction at the residence located the first place west of the church just west of Carlton Center on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1943 HICKIIKl ( ORNERH Ceteteate Birthday Fairgrove an vUlUug his parents, iaavaa next Monday for aarvioa in Mr. and Mrs. John Mauer Uu* weak. * Rev. and Mm. Pay C- Wing and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. nxl'Mn Jay Vrugglnk and Church of Bunday. On daughter Bharon d Grand Rapid*. Neal rejular I ’ Al the U. B. Conference In Bcbewa last week. Rev. I. H. Osgrod • wm returned to Woodland where he . has the Woodland and Kilpatrick charges, for another year. We are 1 ' I ■ ‘ ■ meeting will A... in In, . At our last meeting we voted to ter^iiame- CronmereTT"pihmCtp Rapids spent last wee 1 another War Bond for the Poet, Flint- MuUc Evelyn quakes grandparents, Mf an , buy Comrade Keeler has heard from MiVuvm.*.' MdUJ^T MT*. JmMU his boys who are in the service. | Sparta■ History. Ralph purring; Augusta was a ruert t formerly of Woodland, now ot j Wo decided to have another pic- ! Seventh Grade, Earl Ford, Augusta; •£*•. L^n U Freeport were alio returned there nlc for our comrade* and their I Sixth Grade. Margaret Spaulding. I families A program Is being plan- Battle Greek. f P411'®, for the coming year. ned and frrp. Ice cream, candv or1 Fifth- n —u- ■Grade. Luecllle Ricca. «... Bal- • **" W.C.T.U. ToPicnic He Creek: Fourth Grade, Dorothy The members of the W. C. T. U place win be announced in ncxi Courtright, Battle Creek; Third will have an all day meeting and week's Benner. Grads. Muriel Newkirk, Gull Lake; picnic dinner at r.Oo pun. at the Comrade Bush received a tele­ I Second Grode, Geraldine Stalter. 5 L. Smith cottage at Baddiebag phone call from his son. John, who Watson; Plrst Grade, Lillian Oorscovering from lake, Friday. August 13. Mrs. Allee is stationed at Hiram. Ohio | line. Gull Lake. Kindergarten. Earl Head of Flint Hendee is the leader Member* and We would like to notify the per­ Jean Dekema. Kalamazoo. friends of lhe W.C.T.U. are Invited son who wrote a letter to lhe V. P. I The non-teaching staff: Evelyn cu u>» inner*, iur in. ____ ___ lo attend Everyone to bring own W. as a "neighbor who knows" that | Willison. Cafeteria. Manager and table service. we cannot answer his question un- । Secretary: Virginia Hicks. Assistant Perrin of Kalamazoo. Relative* recovery. A Secretary: L. O. McArthur. MecPanic and foreman ot transportaHave Picnic Dinner We are far loo busy to take note i tlon; Melbum Donovan. Head Cusof any such letter that lacks name ' tod tan of building* and grounds; Mrs. Bertha Cotton and Mrs. of sender. i Vert Robinson, Assistant Ous tod Claudine Matthews will entertain Comrade Webb has been named ns | ian. The force of ten bus driven and Mr*. <Carl Boyes and A. P. WARNED the Kilpatrick W.M.A. at the lat­ " ter’s home Thursday. August IB for Publie Relations chairman for lhe is not complete. Lawrence, ar Mrs. Blair Barnes and I Hie teaching staff will hold a •Do you smile at your troubles Banics and son Jimmie .We are glad to announce that our I! three day confer* dinner will be served. Club No. 3 called on Mr*. H. E. I advised you? conference — Sept. °—■ 1*4. •- 2nd membership has reached the same and 3rd. The office will be open will furnish lhe dessert and drink. number a*, last year making us one each afternoon excepting Saturday I of the lOOl posts in the district. Cheerful Helper* Annual Picnic j beginning Aug 23rd. for the enroll- ) The Cheerful Helper* will hold tlicir annual picnic at Lake Odessa Park Sunday. August 15. Pol luck dinner. AH former Club members ] cordially Invited. Bauth Woodland Church of Tbe 10: 00 A. M. Worship and sermon. 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school. We Invite you to worship with u*. South Woodland Sunday school enjoyed sn outing al Baddie Bag lake on last Sunday August 8. After ! the basket dinner lhe lime wa, | •pent in games and contest*, snd 1 stories told by Rev. snd Mrs. Har- | per Will ot Chicago. Roger Flanigan I and Marvin Kantner who attended , camp for Intermediates st Camu, Mack. Milford Indians told of their I experiences. Ice cream was served In the late afternoon. All who at­ tended expressed themselves as en­ joying the occasion. SAVE TROUBLE SAVE TIME SAVE MONEY! with Wards Amazing Now WathaLlo Wail PaWI DEATH CLAIMS RESINTONE ROBERT C. BROWN Word was received here Monday that Robert Cunningham Brown h.sd died at Leila Post hospital. Q6» three months . Funeral services will be held at . . -------- j .funeral --------- . lujma iHla lhe Leonard 4:00 —• afternoon iThursday) o'clock, with Sharpe officiating and with Arnerlean Legion burial scrvicer. at River­ side cemetery At the time of his death, Mr. Brown owned a plumbing and heat­ ing contract business here. During World War I, Mr. Brown served overseas in France and Ger­ many as a corporal In lhe signal He wa* married to Mis* Cleo Doster on June 4, 1921, and has one daughter, Beverly, who grad­ uated from lhe high school here last June Surviving are .1)1* —mgther. his wife and daughter, and ona_broth, A. Lynn, of JLnr d Brother, Birl, died several years ago, Mr. Brown was bom In Hastings,i .............. — the " of Mr .I on April 14. 1897. son ... and Mrs Floyd Brown, and was 46 । years old at.the time of his death. Room! Holl or Bnah it On! Gallon Retinlone saves you MONEY:—it "thin*" with water! fc gallon of water plus 1 gallon of Reunions gives you Ifc gallons of pamtl No oil or turpentine buyl II saves you TIME: anyone can apply It, easily, quiddyj dries In X0 minutes, without odor! PAIWTERSRESI^ Paint a room In the morning and entertain guest* in the same **3HABLE FLAT pai^ room that oftemoonl Save* you TROUBLE, loo-, rinse* readily from hands, roller or brush; yet, after 1 week It'* washable ^’OO-WHITg • with mild soap and water! Roller Applicator 89c, Quart 79c. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND Mr. and-- -----Mr*. Lester Lord and! family of Cloverdale and Mrs. Roh-, ert Wilcox of Chidester district were Sunday guests at.the home of Prance Gorham spent several days Ln Hastings with her moUuir, Mrs. , Clare Wilder who had the misfor­ tune lo fall and break her collar­ bone. * Mary Dunn of Kalamazoo visited her parent*. Mr. nnd Mr* Harry Dunn Saturday afternoon and then spent Bunday with Mr, and Mr*. Krcb* of Charlotte at their cott _______ Itage at Thomopple lake. * Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Oak* and family were Sunday guest* at the home of Mr. and Mr*, noy Oaks, a Constance Dusstns of Kalamazoo spent the weekend al the home of Mr and Mrs. Harry Dunn. * Mr. and Mr*. Howard Johnson of Hick­ ory Comer* spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs,, Wm. Haven*. OUTFIT 21,00 Mad* of stalnlau white vitraoui chnol taiy to keep dean and rtiiningl Acid-proof! MODERNISTIC KITCHEN LIGHT 1.39 3-tiar, whit* ihada cart* BIDROOM FLUORESCINT REDUCED! 3.23 a porcelain holder. See if today I 15-wati GE Mazda bulb*. Save! Storting of 1 o'clock I offer the following HOUSEHOLD GOODS & MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES Quickmeal cook stove Florence Hot Blast hcatinq stove Dining tabic 3 chairs 2 rockers Red Star gasoline itovo Dresse Commode Library table Sewing machine 2 gasoline lamp* High chair Standi Dish cupboard Kitchen table Iron bed, coll spring and mattro** Wood bed, spring and mattress Pictures 100,1b. ice refrigerator Bench wringer Washboard Clothes bars Couch Drop-leaf table Odd lot of paint Kitchen cabinet Looking glass Emery wheel 12” rubber belt jars and some canned fruit 2 cross cut saws Odd belts 100 sop buckets 115 Spile* Sausage grinder Pump jack Enterprise lard press 30 gal. crock 2 wash tubs Crocks Butcher ttccl 5 lanterns Grain bags Pork barrel Copper boiler Oil cant Single Komett WKZO GRANULATED ROCK WOOL HOUSE PAINT 2.98 cr.r. FOR GRAND RAPIDS Antique brass kettle SALE PRICED Eatioil lo in st a II! Ju»t pour between the rafterr, 7 50-gal. wood barreli 2 10-gal. kegs 16 gal. keg I gal. apple jell 5 gal. jug 2 50-gal. oil drums Ford engine and chattii 20 ft. brooder housa pipe WARDS BEST! SUHR level oft, and tho iob It done. WEEK'S HIT SHOWS! Insulate NOV/ ... PAY NOTH ING TIL NOV. 1,11 Com. Wards for complete details. You can t buy battar al any prical lop-grade house painh, Super ther, lazt* lonaorl Paint now! Single Gallons Major Bowes' Amateur* 3 clocks 6 bbls. 30 gal. oil drum 500 ton cider press complete with 10 horse Noble gas engine Apple butter cooker, complete 3" flue cutter 50 gal. Cypress tank Fickle sorter Yellow Pine tank Dishes and cooking utensils Many other article mention. th nob Hawk -Your Hit Parade with Frank Sinatra TOUGH 90-LB. DELUXE CAST ROLL ROOFING IRON FURMACS lx 2.08 Economical and aood-lookmfl on Bunday at 1:30 P. In. homes . . . practical and colorful with Milo Bollen on bams and gbraaetl Tempered oiphalt wrfaced with ceramic 76.50 Rugged 11, nsuvely buRtl TN* fw- noce has ervenixe firepod Holds bigger Are longer! Smoke cw wmer saves you money! Compare nronulek Tough ... flre-reihlantl TERMS OF-SALE: Cash day of sale, no goods removed until settled for. J. R. SMITH & SON, Proprietors DEWEY REED. Auctoneer C. M. HAMMOND, Clerk "ween Guild Player* Roll covert 100 square feet Your Puihbotton Radio Should Include WKZO Montgomery (Sold la “eligible" buyers �-Y —• rar BAITINGS BANNFlt. THCBSDAY-ACGUST 12. 1843 much reason to be grateful to Cha* j of ^Qulmby^were^ Sunday pinner Mr, and Mrs. Gaylord Holmes will CARLTON CENTER ’ ' front is not going to collapse until p Hardke. , « , I . ~ .. observe .. . their silver wedding ... ... .anj German territory haa actually been ■ a picnic neiQ bl uie lyaen ■ Mead and family. * Mr. and Mrs., nlvenusry on Tuesday. * The Happy invaded. k f .* ,Ppy p,rk Sunday by the Wilson family, joint ownership of the stock* and barryvilLE 1 Karl Gasser and sons were Bundsy Dozen organization will hold hold their their ln honor of Mr Wld Truman bonds, and a* he left no will, the The Barryville cemetery eirrte will uf temoon callers of Mr and Mrs ! mating at Martin Lake on TuesWilson Of New. York. * Mr. and *ate court could not. under .the mect this Frida)1 night at the L. Charles Day ♦ Mr and Mn R« dav * Mr. Bnd Mn7 Floyd (ConUnuM Iron r.«. 1. B«uon 1,. There is always tne danger that l?e arrnBd -forces or thou hand them over to the institu- . a. Day home. New officers must Dunnigan and children ot Maple da!] attended his family reunion Mrs Gerald Tlscher went to Lake on Sunday at Mlllham %trk, Kal- Odessa Sunday afternoon. ★ Come In on. or mor. of tbr .1U«1 •• !•» h°“* *" Uon* whose names he had writ- ■ be elected a* the old ones are inov- Or?Ve..*Cre1,8K-f?y ,g!£!U 01 ; ten on the envelopes. The entire i mK from the community. Every- ond Lathrop Mrs Nina Powershere of to church service* at nina; Bunday 1eowifrln. (lord of w.r .nd .n.lou. ??l*?n oI * nultX ***'. *fc^**> familyMrs. Mr..Hubgrt and Mrs. Wirt Buriowand of j amazoo JXna tow expZ:t^ to ad School at ten at the M. E. Church. 1 $35,000 had to go to his heirs, and i one to urged to attend. * Mr. and will fill for IMS lln. 1 <“! * (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) j lhere was no other heir than his , Mrs. Prank Hubbard of Albion were Nashville and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd a00n for a vGt with relatives. * * 2nd.' Lt. Hubert S. Bronson re- 1 -H..1 would t» a amirr of m.lor | »" lo' Josephine Greenfield of near , membered hl* wife (Ruth Beck) 'proportion. brother Charles. Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. Dunnigan and Glendale Barnum Of 1 monlhr. »i Hardke became, therefore, his sole I with an orchid. Sunday which wm i I There to a lesson here for our and Mrs. Ralph DeVine. Jani>» charlotte to spending tome time at their first anniversary. Hetis stau. ——- or — ;. Brumm nr,.r«m spent .rt.ni the weekend with her r“(iun’ .nH heir, a* hia parents are dead and « reB(jers Who plan to give some ! the *MUne oi sl*ter* Mr5 Nellie Honed in New Guinea. We extend i. it Rev. and Mrs. hto brother and he were tiie only I aU of [hflr property to benevolent ‘ grandparent*. 1 Miller and other relatives. * The our , congratulations. * Mrs. Gerald of Whitehall attended ernoon callers of Mr. and * Mrs. and church reunion ■ •, children. _He_ had left_J2.600 In *e- . institution* or to persons who are “°^dt^£c^d ® R., ramahjm of WwUnd. Mr. Briggs school „„ Sundly aXi »-Wll» TLwher entertained 29 Friday aft­ curltle*. made oqj jointly to him; church here Sunday and were din­ ------ emoon, honoring the birthday of * ner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Will *\*<Lhard . HHitan. M,V ! a fair attendance. Rev. Spence •elf and ten persons whom he Cha* F Hardke became under Hyde. Mr. and Mrx. E- H. Lathrop I?Rnv rt?2ilr‘2r‘“n; ' 11300,1 °WCn Ot AlblOn- 00r <!“***« her daughter Linda Lu who wav 8 half-hearted about a firm (but not u nea;M1Wy and is Bolns twtehed to have them. Because the? : were made out jointly, lhe 10 per- the law. the sole heir to the $35,000 were also dinner guests. * The Superintendent, preached the mornaons will get the proceed*>He had fortune left by hi* brother. It be- Misses Joy Van Doren, Agnes Ben­ ri ln« aennon. Officers elected wfle: #on son ana and Mrs Mrs. uor Gordon a°n ironman Hoffman are feo^ K “ d„^“ ' “ “ ‘ ' 1 Prt*aenU r...................................... Indicated what he wanted done r’Tf spendln„ this thls week week at at Podunk Podunk lake. lake, with tiie $35,000 In Stocks and bonds. to be commended for the. fin*^spirit. .^ending * *ne <-« ciuo new ,Sd ’ui ■rju,t “ “ ———— has shown. He has authorised t P A. * Dav „. * Mrs Mrs. L Day w was a pridav Friday aflaft­ Ir?* vx^r^her8*1’^।15^1 • He bad placed such amounts u he he administrator of his brother's rrnoon ---- cau^* caller o otr Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Arthur LathLath- ent« Mr InddMra with her nL par-| soclal ------meeting on -Tuesday night „„ on SmimM-rtingwUIi Vednesday „„ ------------------World War I. PUBIIC EADIIM had intended to give to charitable the rtUletogreloiouroriheln.Ulu-, „ld M„. ,1Ur) Or„.„ ol [ %oX of S^-fSs1: the Brt”* ^urch town. , and- benevolent institutions each in tained Mr and Mrs. La Floy GreenrUDLIL TUKUIVl tlon*. which his brother had Indicloverdale and Mrs Mlnr " --------, Cloverdale and Mrs. —--------- ------------ ---------------------------------------separate envelopes, writing on the rated that he wished to receive of sXxlt “ nd“ « aMina suj Kenyon John----------„— He)d»and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence1 Announcement of a draft for pre- EDITOR OF BANNERoutride of each envelope the name ‘h*‘ hrH1 ,o‘ 1 of S. Shultz and was a supper guest N D. ahd Mrs. Dorgan and I ,, Greenfled and daughter of Nash- Pearl Harbor fathers commencing <u venn, .un . i.vM n’.ar Hutintf of the Institution he Intended *lfts of her sister. Mrs. Leslie Dicker- Jackdc of Kalamazoo were Tuesday W1|P„V tjlrrv my w^duce“herr' Mrs Emily-WUcox. Emily Wilcox. I^rry Larry Wilcox ville for dinner Sundav « Mr. and in October came somewhat m a Bnd roPd 'wnU“l son. * Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Higdon dinner guests. * Mr. and Mrs. L. A. *frs. should have the securities ft con- amount*. To Pennock H Hospital *pent I’Mirprtac. in view of the fact that bought nearly all m/groceries and _.:d Jack Bradfield syer.t from • of -■ " ■ -----------Mr. -and J Day and family were Sunday aft- i ««* teined. But all of these securities I ^•000;J^J!“rr S’SS h.JJ’ and• ■family Kalamazoo. at Wall were in his own name. There were | Boys IBM to the Mawmlc Horn^ Mrs. Harold Higdon and daugh­ ernoem callers of Mrs. Lena Morgan । Tuesday until Thursday Mr wd mX. «- dry feres 9“-?. I thought I neve, —------------—--------------------~ exgoods there. i lake * Mr. and Mrs. Merle nn —it,.—— •videnre his wish at Alma. $3,000. to the 14 enurenes ter of Battle Creek and Charles and son. Edwin, of Banfleld. peeled to taper off military de- dealt with a nicer lot of merchants Bradfield attended the Farm Bu­ * Aux Betty. Jean Crawley who has mands for manpower. At any time he could havV removed { ot ™ M>uaUy d,v,ded Higdon of Nashville were Sunday ! ‘hen there was in HasUngs. They reau Picnic Wednesday. In the been home on furlough for the past the stocks and bonds from the en-! among them. $3,000. , dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. ASSYRIA • . e are very nearly all gone. The threshers have commenced. evening Mr. Bradfield attended a few day*, returned to Newport velopes. or destroyed the envelopes.1 in other words the sole heir to L. Higdon. The Clarence Higdon's A* a matter of fact, most WashI Have a nephbw. Charley Offley Had he included the name of the | the $35,000 of Wm. F. Hardkes re­ of Battle Creek were Sunday eve­ Messrs. Jay Cole and Floyd Miller Triple A meeting al Hastings. * News. Virginia, where she to sta- ington observers still,believe that' , rarm out. He writes me a Institution or cause he Intended to, fate has given $14,000 of the $35,000 ning callers. * Dr. and Mrs. Clay- । were among the first tn*this locality. Mr. and Mrs. Llyle Wilcox and son Honed. * Mr. and Mrs. Struble of not manv of the fathers will be I nlce leUer ‘!ul,e oflen and Battle Creek were Hn','ngsw»rr Sundav r'"—s -------------- - — ----- — °* — “,L-------- ----* , about what they ratoe and what is help with his own on the purchased , to benevolent institutions. He says : ton WiUltts and twin daughters of * Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cole and Norman of year—probably no more Thursday supper Mr. and Mrs. Forest Cole were Sueste of Mrs. Emily Wilcox Fri- of M.- and Mrs Guy Nash. * Lit- taken securities, there would have been , the $21,000 he has retained he in- Saranac were - this ----- ,'*?■ ------- volng on tn Hastings and I get the ay night and Saturday. Larry Wil­ tie Claudia Fuller underwent a : “ —one *In “ *twenty --------- — than at the ------most— | Banner so I am quite well posted ioint ownership and when he died tends to give to relatives of hlm- guests of Rev. and Mrs J J. Willltts. birthday dinner guests honoring ­ jkossibly none at all | r would be a pleasure for me ii Ihe ownership of th< stocks or bonds : self and his deceased brother who * Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Newton and Harold Holmes, the host, on his cox returned home with his parents tonsillectomy at the Pennock hossafter spending three weeks with pital Friday. * Mrs. Robert Falcon­ would have oas«ed to the Institu- j lie says, need and will make sood children of Weeks District were twenty-fifth natal day. The cake, his • • • ! seme of my friends would send me grandmother. * Mrs. Madeline er has enrolled as a student nt the lea toted.— tne — lull -----------number— of---------candles. Germany defeated Poland. Hol- a birthday can), not only a card bin tion he Intended. Had he mide a [ use of it. and will be benefited by Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Clara i------------Norman and Mrs. ... Rtish Saunders Grand Rapids Beautv School. Her will, duly signed and witnessed sta- bis so doing. The churches the Ma- Day and family and spent the aft - ‘ * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cran­ attended the lew!---------- ---------land. Belgium and France with less" write and tell me how they arc J ---------"* ” ------------'**• ring'machine clinic classes jvere to begin Monday. ing that that he he gave gave his nis property propenv to to the tne I sonic sonic Home, the tne Starr siarr Commoncommon- emoon with Rev. and Mrs. Willitts. I dall were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ing chan half a million men; Japan getting along Mv birthday U the Institutions he named on the enI wealth Home, and Pennock Hospital have * Mr and Mrs. Clayton McKeown i Harold Holmes Sunday evening. * at Hastings Thur ...ursday. * The 4-H, —------------- -----------------------■ made her sweep in the Pacific with sixth of September. Club held their --------meeting at .... the ut^D'S CORNERS John Offlev 'DO years old). 871 home of Mr. r and rtrtH Mrs. Mr. John trtHrt Beck n«rv , Mrg Walter Far of Kai- i about 300.000; U. 8 -Oreat Britain N. Hamilton. Pomona, Cal. took North Africa with fewer than Thursday evening. The topic for nmaoo will spend this week with 200,000 men: lhe drive against Sic­ dtocusslon was the coml ” e Birr ­ GRANULATED ly pusn Italy WAITER1' ORMSHF County 4-H Fair which will be held Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Phillips. * ily which will probably push Italy Sept 1.2 and 3 The next meeting Mr. and Mrs. Spelrnnn Cau-y and out of the war has t ‘ ‘ j Walter Jumis Ormsbe, son of will be Aug. 26th at the home of family had a surprise Thursday of 225,000 men. । James and Lucretia Ormsbe. was Jack Bradfield. * Mr. and Mrs. Inst week when the former’s stater horn in Union City. Penn., on JunPearl Tuttle of Grand Rapids call and family from the north" part of Elimination of Italy removes 100 uury 25 1BWJ passed away on Mr. and Mrs Merle Bradfield the state came driving Into their Tuesday and also Mrs. Emily vard for a visit ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Axis army divtalons from the pic- Monday. July S«. al his home, came lo make his home in Wilcox. . . Rov Harris, and Mrs. Olson of ture; Balkan urmier* which are no; ' Grand Rapids. Mrs. Vandevere and ;longer much of a factor now that Dowling when a young man of 21 Mrs. Charles Hubbard and Mr. and j the Axis has begun to show signs I years of age. In 1889 he was united CLAY HILLS LAI GE SIZE Mrs. Clark Robinson of Hind’s had Ii of weakness remove many more di-' in marriage to Lottie Lester. To Mrs. Hazel McCaul and Mrs. dinner at Tyden Park. Has. . —. .. ------- " -Mt®. 23c Bertha Potto, were in Grand Rap­ picnic this union were bom two children, OXYDOL Hn**. Sunrl’v ♦ Mr -nd Mr< n.<. ; vWons from effective action; O<-»a daughter. Suzle. and a son. I.'sids. Wednesday. They also called Smlth and daughter Eileen and girl ,nan>’ ha* •wn ,nu,iy of ,M*r BULK on Mrs. Lenna Johnson at Blodgett friend at Kalamazoo spent the past rtlv,, divisions crushed broken ter. Hr* was a loving husband and ‘n'” m “h"i 'and ”’d •«*»" hospital. * Mrs. June Colburn spent week in camp at Cox Lake * Mr. against Russia; a new French army devoted father as well ax being last week with her sister. Mrs. and Mrs. Ou* Kline and daughter Chas Poland and family, in Battle Ellen and Dale Golden called on ?nd I, w Mr. «nu and mrs. Mrs. rrea Fred tteuy Kelly or of rticxory Hickory I entertaining relatives from Detroit c Comers 1'’”’—s Sunday afternoon. ★ Call6AL. f?na dy)5- t s$''cral£iwn Clay ers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hills attended the Busy Bee picnic ‘joe Konicczny Wednesday evening but slightly. changing to rrallf trt*h । ter and one great-granddaughter. RICH AND FULL-BODIID --------------- 1 “ilh Caled0,lta Par£ Sunday * , were Mr and Mrs Homer Yeckley । - ■ So. it may be thaL the early an- L J--------------- ► -----AAP Coffee. It ta add | Johnny Lukso of Grand Rapids • of Podunk. and Mr. and Mrs. tarLAtCE SIZE Tlr ?^^,Uu^y!C^1rwlU‘'?‘*17Brand*l'v A«derr of Qtrtmby snndny rre-'. luiiuvcement nf tiie draft call for. MUNICIPAL COL’BT RWSO fathers Ls a further effort of the; Ronald Urummitt, 35, of Lak KC 2X parents, John Lukso and wife. ning. ' government lo drive more fathers O<ie*ia. »'«s brought into Municipal boy, It’s Custom Ground * ANN PAGE I from non-essential to essential war! °o«rt one day last wr« k. charged I inlw nnd nlsn indicates th-xt Arniv u,l!’ "MRUlt and battery. The COmVIGOROUS AND WINIY velopw. they would have received the securities. But as there was no PENNOCK HOSPITAL. CHURCHES RECEIVE FUNDS FROM ESTATE ' EDITORIALS BEET SUGAR rimre XT / * EIGHT 0 CLOCK 2«41« RED CIRCLE 2 -47c BOKAR .... 2 - 51 tytuals. and 'UetfeiaJdeS deallif. ty'ieS.lt! a aai i CIDER VINEGAR 20* MACARONI r-alfg /rw* A&l’ Cod.. buy the blend you prefer todayt GREEK PEAS 2“ 27 CAULIFLOWER “CH 35C 2 35° PEACHES SNO-BALL HEADS FANCY—CALIFORNIA ELBERTA 14LB. BOX Specially PEANUT BUTTER priced at only BRAN FLAKES 2 9c FIUK-MOUC MOWN IGL BCH. 9( ooz. 36c LIMES FRESH CAUGHT Pretenling the greatest line of play ever under canto*! OPENING PLAY MONDAY NIGHT MAC-O-LAC ft ealhertetled 1(0 C1OSS 3 ions 25c1 TOWELS 'Mcolw WHITE SAIL AMMONIA HOUSE PAINT f ••«.« H>'<* j able. IV. UNIFORM. PRACTICAL, ECO. KOMI GAU QT. 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HASTINGS 6 SNOSHUH CAKE HOUR .simtstlc view possible of the future j 1O5l, of ^7 50 ajul n||Owcd 10 days Michigan's Only Tent show ploying under our own beautiful new tent which will be located at the Fair Grounds. $289 FANCY PASCAL CABBAGE STEP STOOL SULTANA $17? ,H(W-6IEEN ■a* 5c HAPTHA SOAP FRESH - WELL-FILLED POOS hcvi'mei 2&tSheb at Marks CLEANSER 2cans 15* BORAX 2 .11 27c WHITEHOUSE piece 3^*26* Um»o a Similiir Nama of DINNERWARE $87S SERVICE FOR SIX and when fool is saved, fewer trains, trucks and men are required for transportation of that fuel. This in turn releases locomotives and other railroad equipment for the job of carry-' ing guns, tanks, supplies and planes to our seaports for delivery to our armies over seas. dinnerware. They're different! Has gold line edging, delicately shaded ■ttractive flower design add- Electricity it the Life-Blood of WAR PRODUCTION . . . EVAPORATED MILK RICH IN CALORIES. MINERALS. VITAMINS set MARKS DON'T WASTE IT CONSUMKRS POWER COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANNEB, TH OHBDAT, AUGUST IL IMS PERSONALS of Charlotte. for * month. from Grand Rapid* where she Mrs. Burr Van Houton and eon.. caSe’ Indtan- visited relatives for a week. suphen. and Mis* Sally Brand* a POU*. ' Mr*. Elsie Gould of Washington. stetter were entertained over tire Uvea? j weekend by Mr. end Mrs. Mason mim {Norwood at-Crooked lake. Mn. 1 ru, Sarah Brandttctter returned to wa , , j Cleveland Thursday with Mrs A Ba’3P2ay -r;Detroit are i Van Houten and Stephen. I ....—Adti,. w Mr. and Mrs. Otto Iicnhath. 1 Mr Mrl Albert Hemer are 5 rwi? M Mr and Mra. E. F. Bottum spent Mr.JX^'Sy-jS} SS"SXn<Jed lhe Tuesday in Grand Rapid*. Orand Rapid, thta week dedw.Tton ^mX LhT N?w William Kramer and Mra. Clifford Miss Ruth I vlr of the Itarrv Poland. bv Nash in St Louta Mo And later 1 John Coleman Cowman and Harold Hafold Town- ! Nelghbochhod House at Orangeville ■>» >»~ Tr.«send spent the weekend with Morris on Sunday were the Rev. and Mn. dent* of this lity for many years, - . ” . . I H1H In Traverse City and will be | Don Gury, Mr. and Mra Ed. Oood- erae City. with their daughter, Beverly, plan Mri ,and. M*-*- p»otna* Rowan, and ■ |n Charlevoix for a few days before year. Mr. and Mrs Frank Hoonan. thta to leave lhe last of thia week for granddaughter Nancy of Chicago returning home. I Mra Kenlth McIntyre. Mlaa Janet relatives M C- r “» V D V.w,, .-ta th. Tieal. .I,M, Mr and Mr. Mra UllB.m_BctaBWilliam Schad- "M7 Tn(Fwra C IlX« re-’ Portland. Oregon, where they will %'n 1 “‘™a “ tr'™ ruivorae* me rest or tne week. । werk Jn To,,^ Ohlo ^7^. bcr: Al^M, 'ita by car. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Stanley oi । ^ur. Mn. L. W. Lahr. She also, Also Ah Mr. and Mrs w. D. Barnes, l5csa (rjp Chicago. ?ohn jr>rui"iu£7 <RMe>’w m Hwday 8und?v--------------------Mf Und I ,r,e,,,U (rll'ti<ta ,n in »Temont. Fremont. onio. Ohio, | jHmry^ter^M^ JJ* Wdtece’oab^rn T,cb Richard T. HoUinzsNorlue of Detroit were Saturday night guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Rob­ ert Cook. Bunday morning they left "d Mr ,hu-'" for New Orleam.Le. where they Nebr . Saturday for a few day*' visit will reside. Mr. Tl>oman'» new po­ Jane M” R°y F,n9trorn ,hd NoU i a,,d U spendln. _ here spending this week Mr 4nd Mra Elwln Roberta of sition 1* with. the air condition Roburt Widrig______________________________________________________ , Charlotte were Sunday guest* of | I I D____________ k L \A/___ \ MU. Arte. CNWM1 « UtutaS' Ctafijtu'.m'. dept of the Higgins Mfg. Co. nt I Mra. Jessie McLaury. Mita Gratia L L U D IN L VT J A Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mr*. Creak visited al the horn, ot Mr. and Mra. Henry BoUuud Thursday Mn. .Maude VanGelson and daughter Joan and Miss Janet Smith returned Thursday from a week's vacation at Wichita Fall*, and Mr* william uroxaw, au oi Tex**, where they visited Che forZtaiuiDg spent Saturday in Ha*- mer's eon, Martin VanOeison who ta stationed al Sheppard Field. Tea- ! Mr ‘n,‘ Margaret Sheet* of Eaton Rapid*. Mr and Mr*. George Maurer and cliiidren were Bunday dinner *uc*ia ■UttMDornlta t»ra“hl' 'rD i“u,?x"X'.t?.‘'.s aaxrs {SOCIAL ITEMS and Mr*. John Eddy. Playing pedro, Louise Erway and tables of bride* for dessert on Fri­ James Gower receiving high nrtzea. day evening. Winning bridge Hop» Smith', “r“1 Kcnnelh S" 111*1' were turned in by Mn. Wiltard , . . and Mrs. Bauer WM wa* presented With with - - .. I)d Mrs |low P™** tSTtKr'uSlS^il T>tdetae et U. Mta i Leach lake for their annual picnic The annual picnic of the Nev 4m dub -t..K was «... held k.lj Friday evening. ......... 6un,d“>’- Aug. 8. Dinner was served Idea ’ ,oclock and samea furnished Aug. 6. al the Al-Gon-^iin bSs entartainment. At cottage of Mr and Mrs. Earl Boves. the business meeting the saijj'1 of- | with ten active members and two Heers were elected for the ensuing guerts. Mra James Dibble and Mary year. . Elizabeth Tudor, present. A dellght• * * fid social evening followed the pfcThe home of Mr. and. Mra. Walter r.le supper. . Mr*. Nellie Bolton wa* Rivera of Leach lake was the scene • • • surprised by a group at Sunday, for the celebration, with a} Wednesday night dinner guests her birthday teat Wcdra duyicrnuudy-flrst..; of Mr. and Mrs. Don Siegel were birthday of Mra. River's grand- Mr. and Mra. Marion Hodgson and mottwr. Mrs Mary Abby. Gurau Mr and Mra. Jerne. CndTof Mor»«>«*; tantown. W Va.. and Mr. and Mra. lhe sick to the wall. Thajr Mt and George, Mr. and Mrs. Ottofwillard Smith hike on droplet* of matitem M Tleta and family..Mra. Fred Cotai . . . a tuberculous person aougha tAnd^l< **’’’*>■• ,Ro<771' Thursday afternoon thirty rural Endsley, Richard Rascy, also Mr. ■ and Mra. Clayton Webb of Battle ------------------------------------------- ■ I c^,,; CLVB---------------- •»"“>S CW&’or'oLrSta vulud TV««OAY LONCKBON and Mra. Harvey Chiteaeinan of Maple Grove. Guest* of Mr. and Mr* Carroll Burkholder over the weekend were hLs mother and aunt, Mr* J. J. Burkholder and Mi** Anna Schneib • of Muncie. Ind. They are now nt Wall lake where they have rented daughter, returned this week from . «• ™.tl« I Sunday I lounge and table, at lhe Oounlrv a three weeks' visit with relatives I kiS banura* Cramer recently | -••*_<•________ ieiuh itmrhmn nn Tiuud... p„mu Mrs. Prank Hoonan entertained In Bellaire. . .. ; *tK* home ^f Mr and “ Mra " c M* Tuesday from Texas where she ha* «’d *»'»* l',lblBCUL.*nd_hydr1anF? a few friend* for dessert unage on Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Prentice and 1 as .U Uuvisiting her husband, who is DuSe^uTurtl^blTOm^ rnu,y Friday everuitg. ali Mia* Sadie Ulaatwo children of Kalamazoo visited ' Camburn M^TbHVJ}ffts l.e guwt of her aunL । .uB wlmuns bridge ------ ------------the former . parents. Mr and Mrs 1 Mr* F Mrs Bert Moore spent the week­ were very t rrarden flower* flnwrrs were used uu-d on nn the th— , - Fred Prentice at Podunk lake on neaday. July 27. she returned home end with Mrs. Darwin Anspaugli of garden । accompanied by Mrs. Poland who Sunday. tables where luncheon was served Lake Ode***. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Furrow of a week's visit with Lieut. Comm. Lester Johnson of remained for .,7, "“I’? AL ”" Mrs. Velma Barnum was the I to 58. MLm Eltae 8nook was host-’) Gnu,d Grand K*piu* Kmpiu* enUTtatncu entertained at din dinGreat L^ke*. Hi . wa* the guest of ?Vr‘ guest of Mr*. Sally Allcrdlng of I J*“A® a ncr ncr Bt at U* Cotton Cotton club fclub on un Baturuaj Saturuay Rev. Mrs. Lila Manker returned his mother, Mra. Eliza Johnson,1 ?a,}2" J}” Grand Rapids over the weekend. I of hPr hm,s* ■”'**' M,“ p *Urw 1evening -------------------' SnJ? PaWy complimentary to *Lt. and from Owosso. Bunday, after spend­ on Sunday. and husband, Mr, and Mrs. Aziel ra ; ^f^nwn e,.n.t. w-r- Mr. **"• M“n AdTOUIUC Of Lincoln. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miss Dori's Gamble and Mis* Batty ' “i ing two weeks there while attend­ -i?“ Mr‘ win plaids, checks Zerbel on Thursday were Mr. and •..V ing lhe district church conference. Tredinnick were in Grand Haven ^illKm Mrs. Frank Kelley of Kalamazoo »S2U i ri’ wlth j. 6. i a golfing at Hasting* and Mrs. Edith Louden df Doster. Mr* and Mr*. James Mason were for lhe weekend plain Fall shade*, w,th Mra. M” Nellie Nelli* Crow; Mrs Mn J. o Guests of Mra. Roy Codes at' dn‘ry. c‘“b "T? *"r Sunday evening visitors of Mr, and Mrs. C. M. Overstreet of De­ Nessen. Swarthmore. Pa., and Mrs. To celebrate lhe Itotntcomlng ot values for Gun lake on Tuesday were Mrs. ¥ r ; a ’ ,d M 9’ Cra,ncr and Mrs ­ Mr*. Homer DePue at their Gun iron *'|»h Jdr5' Pvt. Clarence Huvcr about thirty troit wns nere here lor for uic the luncrai funeral or of ’ Ren*L — r. ------ I_._A.__ utld PUUtnU. IIa??,netj idative* and friends ifatner-.-<i iw Jake cottage. Clayton Brandsteti ’er.Rullv .7 “ Mrs. William Cramer, Mrs. CUf- Mrs. Minnie Nobles on Tuesday' R.'f- CSokL and for a visit with her mother, AIbany, N. Y.. with Mrs. David a co-operative dinner at Tyden • Pvt. Harry -Kareher left for San '-St Mrs. R. M. Bates. I Fr*9ch. ,, . u Park on Bunday. Pvt. Hiner Marcos. Texas, on Friday after Ohio now ' ■ *pent test Monday in Kalamazoo a* Winner of •» the blind Mr. und Mrs Leeland Bennett ’- coif event, ” w ‘"a stationed at Camp Campbell. Ken­ being called here by the Hines* of Mr. and Mra. Roy Hubbard are ""** Mrv L ° Cte,n- visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ben- hole.*, was •Mrs. and _~» al — - •French •——~~ hl* father. John Kareher. tucky on the Tenn, boruernin- and retumhut today from a several dav< i . nett of Nashville on Sunday. oMlracl the winners were Mrs. By- tciurned-there on Wednesday. PFC Laurence. Kidder arrived Visit with Mrs Georuc DeVries’and Mrs. Charles R. Cole and little The Rev. and Mrs Bruce fan*- ron Fletcher nnd Mr*. Ray Branch. J"™1’" Bunday to spepd a few day* with MIM B,u, MySST or.nd B.p-, more of Three Rivers were Sun* ‘ ' Thursday evening Mrs. Wdicalev j hl* wife, and new baby boy and hl* Next — week's ------- —committee —is — com~Ironside was surprised by thirteen • The Bev. .nd Mn. X. s. SUy.' ,C*U' • C|>l. Cnle 1. day guest* of the Rev. and Mrs. ' ...parents, Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Kid­ IJ R. Chrispell, thc Rev. Densmore posed of Me.sdames Robert Shan­ of lhe local telepnone operators wnu der. M?"S!d baugh of Bath were Monday guest* *“laUonwl - Mr. Snrnmrr Sn.rn.nlr. ‘---------- ...-------- ---S' --------------- “ct.-.G- nrss. non. H Tredinnick. William came in unannounced to spend the! Delvene and Michael Wright of of Mra. Henry Gaskill and ware on ...g. He Bradford, Abcn Johnson. George evening. Mrs. ironside ha* comand Mrs. Sterling , trSSfcSd^? % Lansing left Monday after spend­ % *nd ^rr^G%nr.i.nt local, andof Mr. Rutland were guesta of ... ..v. ~ Clarks- Dean and H. A. Adrounie. pieted her work with- lhe Telephone { ing ten day* with their grand­ ville to succeed lhe Rev. H. A. Cole, ’ • . • parent*. Dr. and Mra. C. D. Moh­ Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Frank an,d *‘raiso*«ar aUwjn of G°«r<i who is entering •ntcring evangelistic golf evangelistic work. work. ’’' A * — '* and —* bridge pot luck will abc’ wa3 presented with! silver nit- ' Neck-Lake Sunday. Giddings at Clarksville. .... t , Ncck Lake «unilnv ler. Missesi Florence cr." ” ;L.and Helen Wade, be held on Friday with Mrs. Dewey c|ier b>. ‘hl.r ro-workera Rctredi- ' .ngt ta Mr. FU. Hon .ta Mn A. B. W.u rn, b»„~. Miss Regina Kareher' of Detroit >f taiuinc Mrs Ra >' Hotchkiss and Mrs. Mrs. Josie Watrous of lansing accompanied by Mrs. Piko has been visiting her father. Fvt. was the guest of Mr. and Mra Gertrude Endsley spent a few days Miss Barbara Wade of Tra—.<~ and Mn. tho week Harry Kareher. also other rela- Shirley Henry the first of• the week, ln Grallfl Rapids last week with Mr. City, left on Tuesday to drive a ----------------- « • > — ’ Wesleyan u,ld Mrs Nlr -' 1 Jacobson. lives in Hasting*. before going to, the V.’cs'.cyar. ______ ,u-l KABmrHW.UWUlMlWI Mr and Mrs P J. Cusack and Boy.1 yjoiwt»u Miss Dori* McMurray left Tues­ McthodM camptneetlng on Tues­ Texas. At Kokomo Ind., they were On Saturday afternoon at five in,.nibers uf the HOsultal Board n ' ” wn. Roland, and Mr. and Mrs. Jo day to visit her aunt, Mra. Archie day. ln.w ‘ J’L Miss Eliabeth W 1. *A.cciocg .!?f-k tne marriage °L¥ ‘?_G,c "?f 1 ho hS?e Motida"?/tarnom? Prank iina -'rt roJti^v i liift-;?4^h^ Joln Mb* GIcnna HM^hiro^wh< u«> Nn’>' M Hvnlek.- who Finch ie .at a • oPottae,--daughterot of -Mr. and Mr*. II , Kahn at Toledf?. Qlilo. for a week... Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bronson drove the gutwt of hcr-brother and sis­ • weddiM*!* null nn nlAv cwnP ,n 'hr state of Washington, 1* , IAwrence Potter ot this city, to In honor of the .birthday anni­ to Bailie Creek Wednesday after­ ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn ; nltCe> 5a;!lrdQy' home on furlough tills Veck. .Gilbert Dcnncrt was solemnized | noon accompanied by their daugh­ Perkins, also Mr. and Mrs. Cari WTO^arJ‘vidii»'in’*N .!h5mPr2-e“' ?‘Irs Hcltn Nelson, who has been at the Presbyterian manse, the Rev. .versary of Mrs. John Ironside. Mr. । ter. Mrs. Hubert Bffiuon, where Perkin* of Curlton Twp„ coming SurMtav'rMtar? Ar connected With the Bureau of So- 8. Conger Hathaway reading the | and Mrs. Wellesley ironside enter- I ... ,.W j ‘^ 1 h.afamily dinner on, Bunday caller* callers at the home nr of Mr Mr. c1bJ Wplfnre herc for clx earg *he entrained for her home In Kan- Thursday ■ . d(,ublp rlng <rViCe Ul thc pre5cnce S’"'" and returning on Sunday. Suudav resigned and on Bcpt. 1S expect* of fifteen friends. wonuay nigni., Mr. and Mra, John Engel and and Mrs. E. G. Rotliaar. ___ ' she. n.. . turned on Friday previous. Mrs. Mbs France* Laird were in Port Mrs. Lenna Murphy Gt Scottville ... lo locate in ti... Muskegon, ...i where The ...j.. bride ...... was attired ... in ..a ....... gray,' Mrs. D. D. Putnam was ho>tcs* to i Bronson stayed over to *ee their Huron last week where they met is the guest of Mra. Eliza Johnson has employment tn the Social Wei- tailored suit with blue accessories;t ■ the O t-o. ES. Past Matrons Matrons' club or. fI son. Capt. Robert C. Bronson, off Mrs. Engel's sister and brother-in­ thia week. fare department. , ---------- * cd —---------- of ' ,ne 1— mi* ’ ann1-----------bouquet Wednesday, at her home near Dow-1 on his return to active duty after a law. Mr. and Mrs. D. L MH tell, of Robert Walldorff is home from Mr and Mrs. Monte Smith. Attending the bridal couple were j !"*> 30-day furlough. Clinton. Ontario, who returned Great Lakes. 111., on a nine days' Cha i les Woolston and Mrs. Ben ; Rev. and Mr*. Don M. Gury and with them to Hastings to spend leave. Mr. and Ms. Walldorff and Falconer were Sunday guc*|n of • — — Wonderful Values at children visited her parent*. Mr. two week* and where Miss Laird son. Philip, are al Wall lake this Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woolston of Ungs. and Mrs. David Llckly. at Pittaford, went on to Brussels, Ontario, fur • week. Robert hak just completed his Kelmnaroo I A reception hpr honoring Mr. anal A pleasant, family reunion was for two days this week. biot training and Is now a Pharma­ a visit. the “.' held Mr. and Mrs E. O. Thornan and Mrs. ------------Dennert wa* held a/u-r Vhl? -_S Bunday at the Gun lake col- . Mrs. Albert Ponder and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Barnett cists Mate 3rd class. He returns to daughter. Norctn. who have been --------------ceremony “ at ,l the ~~ home of'’Mr. and 1 lage ot Mra. G. F. Feldpaucli ' Sally returned to their home In returned from Detroit on Sunday Great Lakes on Saturday, ...—In ...Detroit, visited Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wlllscy, forty being:I About sixty members of the Fede- i residing Chicago Thursday. Bally had been I where they had been attending u Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert W. Cook. Saturday en- present, Late? the evenlne v croup ot ' wa and FeWp«U»cll families from visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr. prosecutor ’s convention. Jos. pflua nt thslr Middle lake cot­ route Ao their new home In New Later in friends relM^r litoown eighteen Aiaf ‘dinner in prr^dt p?cnic‘dinner’ Mra. F. E. Lowry of Battle Creek tage were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heied. . Grand Rapids, with Mr. and Mrs. I l,re4cnt *or lhc. dinner. | waa a weekend guest of Mr. and ney. ha* been Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hindes, Mra. -William Stebbln*. -------------------- — ot Traver** City Dennert as honp/ guest*. Complimentary to Mrs. J. O. Nos­ * TkfLta Mary Quigley returned to Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Donnell and is the guest (ft her grandparent*, ' The grootn.ta employed at the her home in laxpeer on Saturday, Mrs. Perry Hall were Sunday din­ Mr. and Mrs. q. W. Sheffield, thl* Kist Co., and Mrs. Dennert works sen of Swarthmore. Pa., who I* the , after a two weeks' vacation with, ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. week. Her parents, Mr. and MfaJ at the Jtasling* Mfg. Co. They are guest of Mrs. A. D- Knlsktrn. Mrs. | Mrs. George Fulton. Miller in Battle Creek. G. Winston Sheffield arc coming1 residing temporarily at Hotel Has­ J. C- Ketcham entertained eleven Size* 9 to 17 friends Informally on Thursday Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. ler the weekend and Sharon wUl Ungs. Mrs Carle Fuller spent a few STEAM HEAT evening at an out doom supper. K, G. Rothaar and Mrs. Helen Nel­ return with them. days in Detroit last . week. .------------------**» ■ HOT A COLD WATER Mrs Carl Bauer and daughters. . V. WILSON WII.KON ICtUNION I Bridge was played later In the cvcMis* Suzanne M. Sumner, concert REUNION Carline and Kay, who have beeni Meade of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. organist, V.M.O lucauay »ur L The R v Wilson Reunion was1 nln*’ came home Tuesday for 1 u _?J le _. R -^X;_2 ,Vl !2? , L R £ u1 } SHOWER BATH visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bauer, Woodward c. Smith and sons Tom her vacation with her parent*. Mr. hpld at Tyden /Park In Hastings. A happy custom established by relumed on Tuesday to Uieir home• and Sidney, of Mt. Pleasant, and and Mra. •. George Sumner, after -Sunday. August 8. in honor nf hi* j . •• Slagle |3J0 par wk. up Mr. and Mra.; Hubt^ros anata^roSk DtaJe tait In Washington. D. C. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Seibert and playing entagmenta in Youngstown. I *ld7L “f1 ant* O. Springfield, HE. and Kansas T A. Wilson of Marion. New York, tL rWr Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Maurer andI: son. Peter, of Battle Creek. Approximately sixty relatives gath-1 To 1celeb™t« daughter. Joyce, of Detroit, were’' Sunday evening guest* of Mr. and City lhe past six months Naval Air Cadet John Isenhath ered for a pot luck dinner at noon j ^,d Juesta of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jciics, Mrs. Richard Grous were Mr. and has completed his training coming iTiuu. from: new hew York. Detroit, ।I ^*.........-------------------------------------------lr rom Wednesday Uli Friday. Miss,. Mr*. Henry Osborn. Mr and Mrs ............................. - at Kai- { soiiimg xurw. ueiroii, nminn.i and «rrr< (< is home for a couple 1 Jneksnn Jackson. Kalamazoo, Knttlr* Battle HrMCt Creek,: jnlng nJnf,........... and served M,rv?d..Ua--buffet bu7°.1, supper ,uM*r Jovce remaining till Monday. .■ Wallace Osborn and Janet and John nmaroo of week* before being sent to his Middleville. Lake Odessa. Woodland, al ’bc’?0Te,0*,¥r and Mrs- R°Y MIm Helen Walldorff and cousin. Halstead. Center, and 1Hubbard. HubbardOnt Out or of town town miwk guest* nrn<pres­ Miss Sheila Doyle of Freeport, reMr. and Mr*. Vemyn Winlnger, new training base. His guest here Montrose. Cariton ; Jr., who are now living in Kirksville, over Sunday was Miss Patricia ' Coats Gfove. All lhe living children ent were Mr. and Mrs. Marlon i Mo., where he is attending an c«>- Bennett of Youngstown. Ohio MUs i »'«e present, except Ward Wilson a Hodgson and Mr. and Mrs. James Craft of Morgantown, W. Va. ; teopathlc school, were Thursday Bennett has returned to her home.1 sOn from New York. ■ guist* of Mr. and Mr*. C. L. Tes­ Supt. and Mrs. D. A. VanBusklrk ' . .wawnrag*!*-----------Several delightful social events ter. have returned from their vacation LxVJKERD—LANKERD Mrs. Ella Hammond was in Del­ at Crystal lake. ' Ttw marriage of Mrs. Maud honored Mrs. M. C. Musolf ot De, ton for few days last week with her Mr. and Mra. Vemor Blough and J-“nker?- f°nnar,5' ot Hastings, and I daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and children visited Mr. and' Mrs. C. ।Lankerd of Grand Rapid* temoon her mother. Mrs. W. L. Mrs. Mark Garrison. J. Penney of Royal Oak over thc . t,ook PUcc Grand Rapids Mon­ Hinman, was hostess at dessert and y evening. । da day evening. July July 28. 28. They They were were ! bridge, three tables of bridge being Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hansen left weekend. attended by Mr. and M«Mrs. Lynnle Lynnle . in play. Contract scores went to on Wednesday for a weeks visit William Kelly. ttc',ded b * ? Ir a,1[1 Kelly, Edward Beaver. Beaver. 1I ?. and William Garrison, who have Mjjfble, grandson of Mr. Lankerd.' Mrs. F. L. Bauer and Mrs. Ja«. with her parent* at Bud Axe. HASTINGS Dr. and Mra Frank Carrothers just , completed their boot train- . The couple will make their home i Skinner, a guest prize being pre­ i sented Mrs Musolf. Mbs Mary Mc­ relumed on Tuesday from While ing bt Great Lakes. Ill. are horn- I ln 8- E- Orand lUpltto. Elwain entertained twelve on Thurs­ hall and are nt the Hayes cottage this week. The two "Dills'' expect sI1RPR,<jP mt Mm------------day afternoon, Mrs. Musolf receivto enter a radio school upon their ®NO*R^E at Wall lake for two weeks. iiuai* *i*sti ui* imivyLing Mr. and Mr*. Ben Gidlcy- and return Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zerbel and Bi“TI,D*Y „ „ family and Mrs. Maggie Gidley were Mrs Hilda Zerbel accompanied tiie “f­ at Gun lake on Sunday. Mrs. Clara Brown is entertaining latter's son. Kingsley, to Kalomaoo '!Tre ’urI’rlscd on Monday night, . th<*a brothers, her niece. Mrs Lester Bomyea. of Sunday, enroute to Chicago where he is the of Mr family andlon a couple Toledo. O. for the week. Charles Vaneuest Worden this an,< wkMrs “^ i ^i-sters. nr*2.dand „B,1,ron L ’st»hln< ”.7? Store will open ogoin os usuol Tuesday. August 31. Aviation Instructor John Bar­ Mrs. Erma Gardner has returned n Prcscnting Mr. Humphrey with nett, b> home awaiting orders to be from her vacation visit with relaann “ .^7* transferred tu another air field. lives in HunUngton, W. Va. t ’ ual « adk 9 fl B ” d wishing him Miss .-Betty Lou Ingram spent last w/ck with her uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs. Morton Young, nt from Walnut Rldf %SS! «*• £»hS»■ i Phoa« 2421 Prairieville. for a ten days' ._.v ..... Mrs. Florence Fleming retunwd Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hinman ac­ they presented him with many use­ Friday fom a six weeks vacation companied liu^r daughter, Mrs. M. ful gifts and a box of money. Arte says this 80th birthday was biggest spent at Niagara Fails. N. Y. C. Musolf, grid grandson. Martin Mr. and Mra. James Stuart of Musolf. Jr., to their home in De­ one he ha* ever hkd. Lansing were Sunday guests of Mr. troit over the weekend. Martin, BREAKS SHOULDER and Mrs John Ironside. Jr., returned with his grandpar­ IN FALL DOWN STEPS Miss Ethel Copenhaver visited her ents to stay until Sept. 1. Mr*. Clara Wilder waa painfully uncle. Harry Ramsdell, of KalnmaCounty Agricultural Agent HarKar­ ln)ured county ln iTjIn 7. f*ll 11,_ ■ ri Foster Vr. __ ,i._ last nesdwv fcSe^rawi was at Fowlerville «h? luS'SLe wo from Tuesday till Thursday of old week where he wai nn* nf th, nescay torenoon. She had done her last week. Mrs. A. D- KnWcern and M. L. Cook went to Bay View Turadav for n week's visit with Mr. and Mrs Donald D Smith wSl V“ • “• P“‘ | wh«e u ... lomw Ih.l ,ho tad Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Herncy were her left shoulder. She '' is Mr. .nd Mrs. WUUrd Dlun.r .nd :' broken "" entertained at the home of Mr. nnd J*‘ig i as well a* possible but went Mrs. V. G. Crossley In Vicksburg on two children of Grand Rapids visit- — lhe again yesterday •­ more hospital Bur.dav where thev were guests at ed Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor Sisson Pri- , for X-rays. AU hope for her n birthday dinner honoring their day evening. recovery.T t, Mrs. Gregor FeMpausch. Mary speedy ______ niece and nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Van Loo will bring Nancy home from Blodgett Uta un. .. r.idp.unu, . Ho'pltal on Sunday Lt. and Mrs. Wayne Ftnkbelner Whatever the Doctor’s orders may be, I am MS. MlnnU Chra.taourh ot »• ' '1? ftTjltafSS’n1!:1 iMarie Egnlestont from Arkansas, 1 honor-bound to follow them (g the letter, using and Pvt. Earl Eggleston and hia troit was the guest of Mr. and Mra. bSaii > buddy. Pvt. Ronald Johnson, of Jota Engel on Wednesday of last only fresh, full-strength drugs of finest quality. Auspices 1 Camn KHmer. N.' J., have been week, going from here to Freeport. for a few days' visit with relative*, r t u rk P f^r U .u L spending a few day* with their narBring your Prescriptions to me-with Mrs p r Pan ma nnd Mra 1 night in truck* for the sc enta. Mr. and Mra. Henry E<eleaton: Hayden ca ’ lcd “ b, “ k nwket." But that did confidence Mr. and Mrs. Carl Patten and Itrre Monday ahd I^Md*^ comhta ! .not prOTe case. The fol»on«. Roderick and Raymond of De­ to attend lire hmeralo?rthefoi?,owu‘< 'Wednraday. August 4. in troit are spending a month’s vaca­ tner's sister, Mra Minnie Nobles I cutting a field of oat*, the harvestion at O'Ui lake. . Mtes Orwe EdAiorS^avraM^n- ,*frs can,e upon dcud body of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Valentine day for Petoskey to- rimain until ithc. cow.^withirlive calf at-.her side, and sons of Ypsilanti and Mr. and ' ' . ~ Rev. D. E. Wilson. Binghamton. N. Y. Mrs. Roland Valentine of Ann Ar­ school begins. Doily or 10:00, 2:30 and Tiirf Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Clin­ bor were weekend guest* of Mr. Rev. G. E. Failing, Louisville, Ky. Children's meeting at 10:00 A. on Friday from I and Mrs. J. L. Valentine. Susan, ton returned who had been visiting iter Grand­ spending a few days al Fife Lake. EVANGELISTS Young People's meeting at 8 MA. Guest* of Mr. and Mra Lester mother Durkee for a few days, re­ Curtail spending. turned with her parents to Attn Reynold* on Saturday and Sunday I were Mr. and Mra. Noble Stuart1 Arbor. Put your saving* Prof. Hollman, Portland, Ore., — Singe Everyone invited to oil these Mra Lydia Haywood of Hastings and daughter of Portland. On Bun. ~ lEOISriKtO fHASMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY spent the week with her son. Frank day all motored to Holland and the lake shore for the dav. Haywood and family of Cariton. , HagHngt Slot* & JeHeriea ~ " Frank Hsvwood Mrs. Cole Newton and Mrs. LoLydia Haywood. Franl ' leriw were Sunday gbesu ot and family were Budday dinner New SKIRTS and good FALL SLACKS at 3.98 4.50 5.00 Closing Out ■ SUMMER DRESSES Greatly Reduced! NEW FALL ” SCHOOL DRESSES ROOMS 5“5 8.50 12.00 15.00 -*~l HOTEL HASTINGS FALL SUITS 12.75 15.00 18.00 Frandfien9 NOTICE "Exclusive, but not expensive' OUR BAKERY WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEK OF AUGUST 23 TO 28 We are taking this week to allow our employees a well earned vacation. ANNUAL CAMPMEETING BANtillART BAKERY AT PENNOCK GROVE, HASTINGS TV; -> Doctors Orders Sunday, Aug. 15 Sunday, Aug. 22 MICHIGAN WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCI WORKERS HEEDS DRUG STORE FDRda^ SERVICES 130 h 1 �THE HASTINGS BAWllt, THURSDAY. AVGL8T It, 1M3 LEGAL NOTICES fpok REKT—■ room fnfnlahed j 729 E Jirand St. Newton. _ ruR**iui.e=ira; EDITORIALISSOCIATION Sheldon Agency All Kiada ot Ineuraaca Surety Bondi Phoae 2183 Haatiaga Swanson Agency PROTECT YOUR CAR n.onihs. From 81.00 ap with Slate Farms 80;20 collision 'talentent 1 nesday afternoon in Grand Rapids. ★ The Bender families expect to altend a get-to-gelher and picnic dinner on Sunday at Gun lake. * Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wlerlngs of the Johnson and Wleringa home have purchased m<?re cows. They । al present are milking 16 cows. * Mrs. Mertie Cook of Middleville as­ sisted a few days at the Perry Bar­ num home while his slstyr, Mra. Lydia Wilson was ill. She returned home Friday. * Mrs.Ada Shaw and sister, Mrs Dilla Westbrook went Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ ence Shaw and family near Nash- ' ville. * Mr and Mra. James Oliver! and daughter Eunice of Hastings. Mr and Mra. Rolland Oliver and, family who live In Mrs. Clark Ken­ yon's house and works for Ralph Kenyon were Sunday guests of Mr. I nnd Mrs. Francis Oliver. Mr. and Mr*. Sid Bromley of Irving and Mrs. Ceci) Preston and children, lo­ cal. were callers In thc afternoon.' Mr. Preston was assisting in hay- | ing near Freeport. * Miss Ardyth Kingfley from Green lake is assist- । Ing at the Ben Parks home as Mrs. Parks la Ui. Her mother. Mrs. July Andrus of Wayland spent Friday at the Parks home * Mrs. Chas Cox . and son Rodney, who have been visiting friends and relatives in , Lansing and Detroit returned home , since December, 1638. In shipments' of tungsten, tin, antimony. and| j iNTKD- WANTED <li> ■ 20 miles I'ad waltadef■'"pl! 3BF II. Mjlng 3kr tor AUCTION SALES INSURANCE and BONDS LEGALS HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE PHONE 317 Holes can be made al Banner office 1 41**4. U Marshall Furnaces ftepairi furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of . furnaces Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sanders for Rent C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Phone 2331 tf PHONE 17F21 HICKORY CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE ! WANTED—Men lo help ereel the large FOR SALE--.Shepherd pupa, from good I Sent of-the "Nluut Players' at the 1 .lurk du«-. Ilert TialeF. 2*s >»'le. north Pialrlrsllle Phone - 13 j i ..r >u IUI.,1. Apply sur.daj 9 A. M ; FOR SALK—Collie puppiea and their toother Natural heeler*. 3 mile, neat J w A.V 1 KT*-Help; clerking In grorer, of IHrlory Corner. Harold f a.r * 12 .lore |Fuli or part lime. Write "KYZ" poll .MALE ■ llalibii* anil hutrbe. Hit W ASTED U, fir.t of .September a mid1 dieaged lad, 1.. lake', are ..f 5 ,e«r old Full .HALF -ItabMl*. fir.t house ra.t ..f t fftl and .!.< a little Tiou.e«olk. Write Rtlsa OU Center Koa.1. Fhuae 3R2" ..r rail and -e, Mra Tburluw An. l^.nat.l Dose,. " 19 Junior Eaton Write or rail Don Decker. Creek, it. al. . phone Rattle Battle Creek AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Farm Bureau State Agent tl. ps! rjv a.x Property damage and Liability Conforming lo Michigan's new Responsibility Law may we ad­ vise you how this law affects al! Michigan motorists? for some of that good Lily White Flour DEAD STOCK REMOVED! We meet all competition In paying lor Homes and cows. Small stock removed free. Prompt Service 1 days a week. Phone collect, Battls r.itn. Will detiser .1 l.u.f.el or more in Ila.tine. Art Kidder. '4 mite north .. ......... ........ ' N IS F<>R SALK —Early potatoes prised riclit U.— c..,., .. WANTED — llouaework until mI.u-4 • tart, and than .an work after arhm.l anal Katurda,. tall 3U5 - |j FOR SALE — Dili.he., apples. «l 5» at WASTED- Steady position to keep h.m.e place Located 3 mile, auutheaat of for alderly lad, and do her iauudr,. . Middles tile on Ktver road No Sun Ian Jiae aefrrrncea Write "33" r. .. da, -ale* Irsinc 0,chard, also known Hanner Office. a-la as Leo’a Orchard d-lS FARM EQUIPMENT AND MIBC. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT d 13 ' POULTRY ' 109 W. STATE REDUCED RATES Delton, Mich. Satlafaction Guaranteed. Dates ean be made at Banner Office. Foil SALE Its Hh.Ue Island Red hen. U AS FED -S-iu>e.u,e to ala,- villa an elderl, lad, the first taan or three monftia. A <o..d home and fod wa<ec. PRODUCE ......... •> ■ '-‘1-1___ ^13 FOH RALE—Potatoes. Cobbler*, ripe at WANTED EMPLOYMENT farm day or eseninr. field run. 81.75: Swanson Agency " ■ 'O .i 142 E. Ststo emplo,inent. Apply Vie,er Sr to tl OO .MlDCK-Tli. Ha.l.og. llirr»> -‘•tore •• More II i »ow »P'» lo' busrnes. at 117 St. JefWOMEN WANTED F..r g.n.r.l baking {»’“■ 81 • ,nm M«"ta«»*ry T',h',Zh*d.3L.*a Botrgilart Bak- ; .... upp.ii. . .n-j.,.. and base tul.es for .ale, 3SI.H; MZN. etc. Alan flat HELP WANTED — Men for eleanrng . Iran appliance*, etr.. B. Noble.kt. rur work or dfirihg ' school busses or bulb i.er Center and Mbrkel. n 12 1 B->. lor cleaning wmk. Women for 1 cleaning work. Part time or full time | Write Supl. of Sebools or rail 2224 PETS Battle Creek Rendering Lloyd Roger. Mgr. Co. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. inner. llalej BALE OR RENT — CITT. COUNTRY AND RESORT AUCTIONEER YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable list you Auction Sales with DEWEY REED HORSES $5.00 lies can be made al Banner office. 3467 Haatiagi, Mich. COWS $4.00 We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in Hastings to gjve immediate service. We pa£ the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. Shipping Livestock KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Bayer lor STILES and Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone 2588, or call 717—F3 through Ihe t.ou«r. electric <1. in Urangetllle. • Hi pre* • eri’ie.* UkZ,O4«‘l apartment hou*e ctl) modern In CARDS OF THANKS Ireen Street. and Hasting*. Mich •C. “BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCE Hotel Haitingi phi AUaual. A, 1Ik Present, . CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & CLENN F. LAUBAUGH N6 Na. Michigan Avanw Hwna MFI Haatlnga A united nation and its families require blooming health and steady nerves to wage a successful Fight IN MEMORIAM CURT For Freedom! SOLOMON You and your family,ean keep “on the go" by drinking MILK regularly and often. AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Pkone 72 Middleville Don't miss out on this all-American health drink! Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! Truss Fitting 4-19 8 wk«- oW- Alto .5 Buff Uns. ,reelings Etta X. Deva. Rout* 2. a-12 GRANGE NOTICES la Mid Court kit petltian prayiag Utt ■ a order b* anterad ehanginc bit name (run, H>a« Uanard Webster to Huaarr Leanard PebbD* and confirming tba name ot Pebbles at a family name for bit til, and children. It U Ordered. That tho Slit day ot AngitM A. D. 1843. at tea o'clock In the forenoon, al said ProUte Office, be and it hereby appointed for hear in* Mid pelUion; It it .Further Ordered. That pnbUe HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. ■ UY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS LOST. FOinCD. STRAYED HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hastings �THE HASTINGS BANNER ‘(ICHTY-EIGHTH YIA» HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 12. 1943 I IN THE HOME FRONT ChaxlM address la— rtharle* A ir(<Hzu)t Louisiana Stale University. Baton Rouge. La. Back with two engagement star* was w.11 Dave wave Robinson Iiuuiu.wn straight utraigni from iruin Africa and Sicily. Dave worked in I------------------Montgomery - Wards .._ds before he left— his lep. job was bringing German Hl. Ho! lads and lassies, here prisoner* back for lhe farms. It wa* Igo again, with one dollar of 1 swell of you to brtpg Dorothy Leavings stamps for— | (Dave's petite 15 yr. old sister who Sgt. Ralph W. Hawthorne, works at the Ben Franklin store) ■ 35421378 •' ,that k-> German .... coin -» JC waa ,o she A.P.O. 4811 T Postmaster I proud of it—and ind you. you. h Neer York. City, N. Y. ,! One of the t high school gals waa (We finally ome to this conclusion. « Xu? 1<?lun «“• a«»ul now tan Dave waa Iuha l for those of vou out of the z ", •YS ‘qlAfOwAh*avln«i itamnfwas the ‘ an£ >«*»"« »«ry dreamy eyed -she best buv because If we sent the1 When he we“*’* hb hU ■ Continued from Page 1, Sec. 1.) you long—’' Bo goodby e now Laura E. McIntyre the. service and they told about their wedding which was one of the Unpresslve military affair* that bride* I adore. Al( of die were •dore. All the aUcndenu J--------------dentists, nurses, and a doctors. (Just , nne one rail call at of, "la "la t) there a Doctor in |I tb*.. U)* wedding — .... would have had to wail temporarUy-* . Military wedding* are picture like ( and it must have been a perfect picture around Harry's bride who b picture lovllness herself. Cangratu(In lions Harry bn gour marriage and tJle flne ffportjj we near about you । yhe following we clipped out of । a camp paper under lhe heading of । Meet our Officers— - - Lt. |I 2nd. Vee Harry Adrounie Is ,o Sanitary «4,naij vukci Officer; at u»e the sir Air Base oase ‘We're beginning to wonder after ! food analysis. A major in bacteri“** " intriguing comniex- 0]0gy. he look his college work at !?"*. y2u 'f* °” V1 or.the unlf°U" ‘he University of Illinois and St. ‘Vat «° 7o.rJ Anyway-best Ambrose college in Iowa. He gradof luck wiooth salUng. u«ted_from_ the tatter school in 1040 tiauu ni .c ------- ---- _ - - - ----- -­ with a Bachelor of science degree. claim vuciu them iur for »vu. you. We re i,uv not a,ul-i( An out-of-doors sports enthusiast. ways sure where to send them here ' „TCC?', PJttabu so someone ' has to call for the P*011 £7’*.°” *<*k- He looks Lt. Adrounie takes an active-inter­ est in boats, hunting and fishing. stamp* in your place. . 4* Jhree “ He also lists dramatics as an inter­ Good luck. Ralph, well be glad to' •< ‘nd £*2 M*»" I pieces when you can come back and! to from here. How about that letter est he acquired In college days and still likes to participate in amateur collect these yourself. [ Dick? Here's something we Just heard— I Down town Saturday with his atThe l.Navy ’X“ Mothers -organization ‘ 'tractive —•*“" wife ----------was 25 -------------year old zCap'“" Sailor Kenny Tinker met Bob every Navy man one dollar . tain Carl Brown. (Nashville) who send dollar ShulU and he also ran into Ensign ’ ' he enters ' soon after service ' how- ho* been in thc scrap long before _____________________ ... the US A. declared war. 'nils Fredrick is theGranger IMiddlevllle) a idresscs of all the Navy boys so first time he's been home and guess number of weeks ago Jack O'Donnell has been promo­ ‘if your son hasn't received thin hon- what he *'■ had *—J to '*•' do—— register with ted to Fireman 2/c. (Same as Cpl. — ________ the draft bourd so h* could be -jrarium see that ids address reachI es Mr*. B. A. O'Donnell. 611 S. Han- cleared to return to India and con­ in Army) Good going Jack—Add over. | tinue what he started in Aug. '41 to Jack's address in your date book— Just In passing—we noticed three when he was released from thc Birthday—May 2flth Seaman 1/c Richard CalUhan 1* consecutive houses Just south of Ty- Navy and Joined the American Volden Park on Broadway with service unleera Group working for the on convoy duly and from what he *Ura. The first Jiouse with three China Natl Aviation Corp. (Sec writes he's really been around. Par­ sura for Bob anfl Wayne Pierce and front page story) Capt. Brown wears ticularly in Scotland because he has girl mere there who a ana tne Flying riying a giri woo now writes lo io Dicks lacks for Jim Bowerman. 'NelU' Pierce the wings of China and the »» designed family and every thing. Strangely husband: the second house a service ‘ *by “ Walt ’* . He says the pin is being enough Dick and Harold Strimbeck sUr for 'Pete' (Theron) Doi bee. slarhted so there will be only enlisted toget" -■ther before ' we were in Honed al Greensboro. N. C. where 100 fellows who can ever wear the war—the -ley were separated but at Nashville and Athens. His adIncidentally his wife (Rosaline Rupv । now over tw< two year* later they are wright) Is now visiting him; thc 175th Sig. Rep. Co. together again. "And boy. does it -third house 1* Fredrick Haywood* Captain Brown was naming some Pt. Dlx. New Jersey home—Fred has been In service of the old gang back in Nashville, seem good.'* say the fellows. Dicks Birthday: Sept. 7 among the group was—U Bill Roe address Is: Cpl. Harold in Anny Air Corps 1/c seaman Richard CalUhan iRuckcr, Ala. and hopes to get a who has made a record for him­ was Inducted last Nov. As y.et he S Fleet Poatoffice . furlough one of these days. self—Jack Bowman uuwixa,. who wiim mm him Just jua. has had no furlough but hoping for San Francisco. Calif. । And still Just in passing, remem- | received ids commission of 2nd Lt. Here's news from tile Middleville one in near future. He rec'd his Iber what we said last week about I in Ute Army Air Corps. Congratu­ (letters—well, we're Just beginning lations. Lt. and "Tippy’’ Sackett 2nd. Lt. Max Bixler, of 2M Dibble h^qr tha facts. Bonnie Brand • who. Capi. Brown thought had hl* ^tetter iH.HS. senior, come fall) wings—If not lie's getting them, he Street. Middleville, was assigned to then shipped to Hammer Field, Col. jwrites 12 letters a week! What do said. What a great part you fellow* the First Troop Carrier Command At present he is at Stage A—Det. B. • after receiving his wings in the you want to bet one goes to that are playing in the same brave spirit Camp Pinedale Army Air Forces, and Is now con­ (blue Jacket who sent the Valentine of. 'the show must go on.’ Fresno. Cal. bouquet. Who said flowers were not We mentioned to Capt. Brown tinuing his gound work and flying Birthday: Jan. 9 training al Bergstrom Army Air tiie language of sotrtetblng or other that he looked pretty O.K. after hi* Pfc. Homer also in Army Air Nice Seeing You Home View*— many month* of flying from India Field. AusUn. Texas. Tiie mission of lhe troop carrier Corps wa* drafted this past March And Ship Ahoy to tiie six "boor who to China and he answered, "I'm leave Ulis Saturday after a nine i eally looking bod but lust give me command is to transport paratroops and rec'd Basic at Miami Beach, then moved to Chanute Field and and the airborn Infantry to thc (day leave. They arc—Bob Waldorf. these two weeks at the lake and I'm later to Tinker Field. Oklahoma IBill Garrison. Bill Kelly. Ed. Beav­ going to be looking good." We know fighting fronts. units of this command have been City. He is expecting a furlough In er. Leon Wilsey, and Bob Bowman. someone at the lake who will be October. His present address is commended by Secretary of War. These fellows nil left together, have beaming, and that's your mother, Pfc. Homer W. Snow (been in the company but when they who's heart must be so filled with Stimson, for heroic work in lhe wuniwrsi Pacific t-acinc campaign against 302 Dep. Rep. Sqn. go back it will be o different sea. Joy to have you here after this long southwest I the Japs and Gen. Dwight D. Elsen ­ Tinker Field. Bill Garrison and Bill Kelly arc lime that she can hardly believe Oklahoma City, Oklahoma headed for radio service school. By her own happiness. Good luck Cap­ hower, commander of the Allied Birthday: Oct. 23 forces in North A flea, for gallant tain to you and yours. Homer and Harold are graduates performance In actions against the cham last week and lhe minute we Home for 10 days on nn emer­ of N.HS but Howard finished his saw her we new you were coining gency furlough Is Lewis Shay he Nazis. Congratulations, Hugo White, last 2 years of high scho.il at Mid­ I home soon even before anybody told likes lhe anny and will return this (Freeport) who Is now Pfc. We un ­ dleville and graduated in UH0. ■us—women are like that BUI. Pfc. Keith Bj Lancaster son of derstand you like the army O.K. (though you'll be all your life try­ Tech/Opl. Vewls Shay. 36175000 Knowing you left a bride of two ing to understand ’em. And wasn't Service Co. 35th A R So. ’ Waahli weeks when you entered service we it great to be home to see Bob (Kel­ Pine Camp,’ N. Y. ly) before he shoves off Aug. 17th Another who had a weekend pass can see why you wouldn't be exact­ training and has been graduated for Jefferson Barracks. Mo. He's from Pine camp. N. Y. was Leo ly crazy about it. Hugo's address is: from the school of lhe Army Air Forces Technical Training Com­ Pfc. Hugo White been pulling his hair oround here Seeber who came home even for 24 mand. at Chanute Field. Co. C. 320th Inf. <■ ■ (or should we say gnus)Ung hla teeth» hours. He says doesn't mind lhe While attending this school he awaiting his orders for further gli­ army but we always — Catnp Rucker, Ala. received Instruction In the teletype ded training—he says he's up in the' had to mind the arm Alton Median writes his mother maintenance Course, and In var­ air now nnd rearing to go. To bad know what you mean -you’ll be ious technical operations vital to that he was shipwrecked in the Lt. Hugh couldn't be here too but glad to gel home. He*. — South Pacific. We're glad you're O­ the maintenance of lhe country's we've an Idea Hugh Jr. helped take "Won't we all." Leo's address Is— K. now Alton—that kind of a close fighting planes. mis Dads place for the lime being. Leo Seeber. 36175012 ' call U too close to be fun. IsnX it? Hl. Max Myers we’re proud that 'And for your benefit Hugh when Co. E. 34lh A. R. Alton, you'll recall, used to work at you were one of the top ten to fin­ ,5'ou get to read this—he waa prob­ Pine Camp. N. Y. ably twice ns cute as Ida ole' man. Bailor Harold Johnson (Middle­ tiie Bliss Co. and lie wa* home on ish at U. of Illinois In the Internal furlough before he shipped out. Combustion Engine School but they ibless your hearts. ville) stationed at Chicago arrived Speaking of furloughs we've tell u* that your own Internal com­ Back .to thc 'tars' land I'm not Saturday for a 10 day visit at home stuttering for SPARS) Ed. Beaver He can travel according to what heard of two that Lt. Bob Rugg bustion engine’ became so anxious (Middleville) Was going to have but to finish school and taste the salt Ils fireman 2/c in an out going unit. fits his schedule beet. He took the Leon and Bob B. are hi out going train to Battle Creek—bus to Has­ didn't—the important fact being water that you almost had a com­ that each time, he planned to wed bustion yourself. And now you have iinits—let us know your addresses tings—thumb to Middleville. pretty Jeanette Garbou. Cheer up. reached the coast, and well write fellows when you can. Marvin Cooley and hl* wife are Bob Walldorf is pharmlclst mate here for 16 day leave from Wal­ you’ll make it yet. Bob. You'll make M.M.M. 2/c Max Myers 3/c and will be with an nut going dron Field. Corpus Christi. Marvin a grand couple and it seems like the Landing Craft school unit too. Bob .works In the hospital likes the Navy branch he is in and anny ought to know that and co­ Tee Div. Amphlb..Force and reports. "Bed pan Jockey, that's says Van Bowman was in the same operate a little better. what they call you." Well, we ima- Sqd. he was in but recently Van "Howdy ". Bill Weeber In point* Pacific Fleet Desin {ine they keep you on the run. as was transferred lo Kingsville. Texas. north. We saw the magazine. “Alas­ San Diego. Calif. he name might imply— maybe you Here's word from Lt. Cmdr. Roger These three fellows—Pvt. Thomas ka Life'' and the pretty luncheon would help to get a horse. Bob is E. Kurr. Pvt. Steve Hula (Gates cloth, with a map of Aliska, show­ ail for the Navy and says he doesn't Dick) and Pvt. Reuben Fish (Free­ ing all its natural resources printed "Skllled specialists in the opera­ know why he didn't get in before. tion of 'diesel motors are needed bv port) of Camp Rucker. Alabama, on It. that you sent home. Home Wednesday for 15 days Is arrived Tuesday last morning for a The luncheon cloth map was a the Navy in vital positions aboard Carl Bogart who has absorbed the fifteen-day furlough. And we good one. 586.4(50 sq. miles of Alaska •hip and at shore stations. Tb fill Florida aunrays in a most becoming haven't seen 'em yet. Maybe they're way out to the tip of the Aleutians. one of these Job* David J. Bartholo­ way. Carl is one of those guys who doing a little, like the guy in the It said—"Largest reindeer herd in mew. 22. husband of Elizabeth Barhas a grand smile, you like him thc old song—"Qh. how I hale to get minute you meet. He says the Army up In in tne the morning.’'—who ---------opined. ,...—. is O.K. but he's all for getting ‘I’ll tuck my uniform away, and things over as soon as possible. He never far again to stray, tjut spend saw Victor Higdon (Nashville) the rest of my life in bed.” Hope down their a couple months ago. well meet you. lads. which reminds us that Cpl. Charles Home over the weekend were En(A. Higdon of Nashville Is now tak­ J;ene Bennett from DePaul Unlvering special work at LS.U. He wa* ly and John Isenhath who ha* Jilr. one of 400 men under 22. selected finished hl* work at Kalmazoo and •for training In engineering. Are’ I* now ready for pre-flight at Iowa. these boys brothers? (She waa a very lovely one with you : Carls address Is— Sunday John—as a matter of fact Carl Bogart. 36160424 you were a plenty pood looking pair.) A 80 ACRE FARM just outside the city limits ‘ Plotting Co. Sig. A. W. Bat. Returning Tuesday to Nebraska after their honeymoon here wa* Lt. has all modern square brick house, new fur­ Harry Adrounie and hi* bride. Har­ I Orlando Air Base nace with fan. A modern bathroom complete, a ry. you know. Is in the sanitation i Orlando, Fla division of tiie Medical branch ot new double garage attached to house. Has four In nd nrT n i 1 rJwrb% amid nackagw exceot on i request thlS tiwtunw a”l they n j^held ymT it Lh?'tonner ofI rice until yrSi paren U^r wHe PEOPLE ARE bedrooms up and one down, living, room, din­ ing room, kitchen and large barn, good fences $6,000.00 Chicks gain fast on MER- WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A .& D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen.;They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC A VERY NICE HOUSE and lot in Fraanort hoi furnace, lights and city water. Hat 7 room*, good condition for-------------------------------- $1,600.00 N. CHURCH ST Enjle snd ter of Hastings spent Riindop whfr Mr and Mra. Russel Hart * M». and Mrs. Russell Monica and MB, George Herrington of tfilam—00 were callers. Sunday, at the Ttartw Monica's a Mr and Mra. Ross Wal­ ers and son and Will Lelnaar «f Delton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Glbaon. * Harry Onon e lev Ur r " M, ISmS throp and Mr*. Green. * Callers KSt/S: Health and strength are : muse draw upon 'Banle of Produc- rob us of them, is an obliestion shared by your physician and your pharmacist. Our duty teenyou wall—and keep forking. For tha nation unoeceiury risks; by adopciag Remember thst the preser­ vation of Health and Strength has now I duty. Gal LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 A HOUSE IN ORDER When personal budgets don't bal once, there results o telling setback to future financial plans. Just as you must keep your house in order, so must the bank that you may lye and work free from economic worries. It is the same principle on a slightly larger scale. We at The Hastings City Bank realize that this nation faces severe post-war re-adjustments. For that reason we re-affirm.our pledge of A House in Order Maintenance of the quality of our assets, protection of our resources, and the practice of our doc­ trine to WORK and SAVE. ^ee \o'vV SHOW YOUR COLORS BUY U. S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! REAL ESTATE BROKER 2103 STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE *659 Harold •ide camp at Buchanan. * 1 Charles Kahler and Mrs. Ari Johncock spent Sunday with and Mn. Dorr Kahler and I Anna Kahler of Woodland. ★ EARL R. BOYES HASTINGS, MICH. HLEFHONK 21 IB Modem paradox—Thousands of! 8EWING MACHINE CLINIC dollars a day arq spent to advertise PROVED POPULAR FEATURE all different brands of soap and anctiuu, Holmes nunuca at his ma zenith tcinui The old days of the handy-man Sherlock couldn't it. Housewives couldn't find find any any of of it. Housewives I who came to ones home once a would give the last pair of Nylons off their feet for ANYTHING that aid to sewing machine troubles ha* looked like soap, anfinhe competi- *onk since departed, so the sewing by Miss live advertising goes on and on. I machine maciilne clinic clinic arranged arrai Bullis. Friday, a long would humbly suggest that lhe ad- Mary Bull!*. Friday.filled -------------------_ -Vertblng »gene les pitch in and fell want. make a few batches of soap and see Twenty-tight lioUidwlves reglshow fast It 1* grabbed up. They can lered during the day to hear A. J. skip the plugs, Just give us tiie' Bell, of tne Home Extension Dept. , soap. Arc you with me. girls? ( M S C , give a practical demonstr*. ' • • • ' tion and easily comprehended talk This week's- tragedy—My chum ' on how lo care for sewing machines was here and sne was very smug. > and remedy trouble. Twelve ma- , She said she had a box of Dreft. I chines, all of ancient lineage, had I While Patsy and I were offering to | been brought to the clinic and tbelr let her keep it in our safe, her hus- owners enabled to pul them in run- | band, poor man. spoke up happily I Ing order once more. Expert me- , and says. 'You mean you DID (chanical ability is not necessary. I have." AU the females looked at him I Mr. Bell said, if machines are given 1 with apprehension and he explained | ordinary care with an occasional that he WASHED THE CAR/WITH\ adjustment made to compensate for 1 IT. Our faces blanched. He works । continued use. Such machines can all day and didn’t know there was a serve well past thc half century shortage. I bet he's In the doghouse. I mark. Most sewing machine troub• • • les come through the use of an In­ Barry County has7a bumper crop1 ferior grade of oil. Only an oil put 8 ROOM HOUSE on South Michigan Ave. Has 3 bedrooms, 2 up 1 down, living room, dining room, kitchen, washroom and bathroom. Nice garage on ’/z lot$2,600.00 7 ROOM HOUSE on North Hanover. 4 bedrooms, living room, dining room and kitchen. Com­ plete bath and garage, drain in the basement, all modern house ,$3,800.00 ch BARRY BYPATHS BUYING REAL ESTATE MORE AND MORE MERMASH SECTION TWO—FACES the also. "Largest red sal- 1 thdtomew. 310 East Walnut St.1 of grapes this year and we are very1 out by a sewing machine company t.~ wortd" . mon district in the world, GoUye. i Hastings. Mich., u .taking a special much interested in recipes for us-1 should ever be* used the speaker what more would a fellow want.; course at the Naval Air Technics! ing them that don't take much su- warned. wnat warned. Each Each lady lady attending attending re re­­ J ‘ Remind* us of the cartoon Lewi* Training Center. Navy Pier. Chica- gar. Especially a way to make them j — ceived 1 aa very very helpful helpful bulletin bulletin and and Bolton, from up there, sent home. go. Ill. Upon graduation he will be into sauce that isn't so awfully richtrouble chart prepared by Mr. Beil. IIt1 waa a * picture Picture of of a a soldier soldier just just ■■ eligible eligib.e foe tor promotion promotion to to aa peUy petty aa Owing to the fine response and aa they they are are when when clear clear grapes grapes are are back from the north with an EskiFikl- 1 officer rating." ratine " in. ­ interest displayed in this first clin­ used. ThrrThere ought to be a combina mo Squaw Bride. TT»ey are standing 7 ------------tion of grapes and something else ic, Miss BulUs tnsy arrange for in tiie parlor with his mother and ' Letter* that would make a good sauce to another one If sufficient requests father and lhe soldier looks sur- Hello Evervbodv can for winter use. art received. prised and says-"Gosh, can I heln Hope you are all -----------------feeling fine.---I'm It. she looked good to me up lhare." i.K. and am feeling swell. You will Something for the boys—A soldier CLOVERDALE Another national story read*— ..... In Australia made a pet. of a kan­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Behling Washington—■ AP)—For doing a all I've got. it's small, but tt's a lot garoo and the roo would follow the and sons of Chicago came Saturday "brilliant Job" in the assault on easier to carry. There's so dam squad on hikes. One day tile sol­ to spend a week with their mother, Sicily. 223 member* of an army air much I cant write about that I dier strapped his poi;k on the roo* Mrs. Arthur Johncock. * Phlllio forces tqpop carrier command group I would like to. But the main thing back and had himself a porter. have been commended by their com- to you I guess 1* tliat l*m O.K. Ill With a strong back tor pack* and a mandlng officer. have lot* to tell when this war u luggage compartment in front, a The war department stated the I over and I'm home on the good old battalion of kangaroo* ought to be McCallum spent Tuesdav in group tansported hundreds of Unit- farm, that's what I'm heading for indispensable as freighters. Benton naruur Harbor am and were Ullinn dinner dciiiuu guests'that evening of Mr. and ed States parachute troop* to tiie I when this war is over. One thing Island the night of July 0. without I be sure and send my hunting knife Something more—On Guadal­ OW. Chipman « Kalmnalou 'Iand case. -------You .-----------probably t hear loss of a plane. --------------,won ---------—. canal. a Yank was exchanging lead Among those from Michigan com- ( from me quite so often any more, with a Jap and a huge sea turtle, mended was Lt. Brandt McIntyre, but 111 try and write once a week big as a washtub, lumbered hi front Nashville. I anyway. There * a lot of letter* that of him. The turtles shell stopped Congratulations. Lt. McIntyre I received when I wa* at DH. that thc bullets unto tiie Yank found and more congratulations lo-----t1 hsven't answered and don't know a foxhole and submerged. The tur­ ...stuck hi* neck out and went to with Charles Monica tle Bill Dunlap who is now a S^Mr. Cpl(Continued on Page 4. Sec. 2.) I_________________________________ John William Eash. — ot mt vr- . I wherever it is that turtle* go to. Mrs. Vlr Eash, son kUn ............. ............... .... ■ - and our Yankee wa* so grateful to Bruce 5 and Mra. A. T. Eash. Rt. 1 2. Alto. •-the turtle for saving his life that Mich., who was graduated Aug. 4th • he gave It a Christian burial. from the Naval Air Training Cen­ ter. Corpus Christi, and was com­ | Our hens are even trying to help missioned an ensign in the U. S. By JANE CAMERON Naval Reserve. - win the war. They all decided to He received pre-flight training at 1 set thb August ana nothing I have the Iowa City, Iowa, pre-flight 0 been able to do will change their Modern saying—She's down school. minds. I have suspended two of the her last bottle of leg make-up. Here's news about three sons of ; worst ones from the clothesline In Mrs. Christina Snow of Nashville— a covered crate, but no soap. They Girls, it looks like we would have still set. 8/Sgt. Howard of Signal Corps If they can't find eggs to was inducted 2 years ago tn June. to get out Grandma's soap kettle some He rec'd Ids basic at Camp Polk. and recipe and make ourselves tvrYM-t n,#d al Ulcm ,l flrst- but no'" 1 *** the 4 lesson EL hlS In their devotion lo duly. La. and has since attended schools soap Maybe we could perfect lfe” hard hMr“ May we aU be as ardent and deterat Philadelphia and Camp Crowder. oldflme recipes, they were HU wife, formerly Miss Dorothy on clothes. We could perfume it-. mined In our efforts to back up our Norton lived near Hastings at one with “Chanel No. 5" or "Night* In.. > fighting men as these old hens are The Shipyard On The Swing Shift." time and attended school there. She Tiie last named would lend atmo- 1 lo raise some more chickens after they have already done a summer's is with him. They recently spent a sphere. 0 day furlough with their families HASTINGS. �' and nephew. Bert and • JHE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1M3 Maurice [ medical care, spent from Wednes- 1 spant the weekend wtth her ate-' bor. spent the weekend with herI aU -of Grand Rapids. * Paul Smith Win. Cridler and small son Dean nlc at the Benaway cottage Gun Carter Utok her lo Six Lakes where day until Saturday with her niece.) ter. Mra. T.,J. Berry, who.is con- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Frey has been-absent from his dutlee at Arthur, went to Mulliken thia Mon- lake Thursday waa enjoyed by a she was met by lhe Grays. ★ Mrs. Mrs' Monroe Aubll and family in valcadng from her recent sickness, in Leighton. * Mra- Wm. J. Lieblcr Tiie Sun office for aev~* to viilt tier parents, Mr. and good number ot lhe circle members. Charles Lewis and daughters. Mary Weighton. * Charles Frey of New * Mra. R. J. Talbot returned from k spending the week in Chicago and 1 due to infection in his ear. A bountiful dinner even though and Alyce of Jackson are visiting | York City is visiting his Mister. Miss Flint on Sunday, accompanied by Milwaukee attending the markets made three ---------•— --------------trips to an ear special- I from . t Iier recent canning cxpl her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lydia Frey and his brothers in \ her mother. Mrs Urn Howe, who and purchasing goods for the store. 1st in Grand Rapids for treatments. I Mrs. c. now attributes her -----. — In-law, Ed. Larson, of Calumet City, Fenton for a couple qf weeks while Leighton and will take hb children will make her future home at the BHe also plans to call on some * Mrs. F. P. Dean came from Howell dent to the Uiermostat of her stove over the Ul.. were weekend visitors of htr Charles who does carpenter work 1 who have been visiting there home Talbot residence** Mbs Florence friends ana relatives. * The James tin* Monday for a lew days' visit aunt. Mrs. Flora Hanlon. A Mra. for the Michigan Central R’y- I* ‘ *Hh him * Mra. Leroy Chamber- Bender of the Westinghouse Elec- “Berry family brought her mother, with her son Vernon Hooper and tJlalich Begerstrom home from family. * Miss Ardis Henning Is Maty Gray left on Sunday for working at Hastings. * Mn. Kath- 'bin of Leighton spent the latter : trie office in Grand Rapids spent to Oalutnet Merritt where she will spend a few thertne Gordon of Moline, who u I part of the week attejiding a mb- her vacation last week at home Lansing. Sunday afternoon. Mra. 8. visiting her girl friend Joyce cridMr. --------------and Mrs. b much better « from ... her recent ler this week. * Mrs. Jarvis Camp- out weeks w4th tier son, Charles Gray staying with Iier stater. Mrs. Chrb- slonary convention at Sebewaing. * with her parents. — —---------- •—*- — and ^r=. Mrs. sickness and is •bock again ---------at The bell underwent a major operation ar.d refrigerator fuses. She plans Emory Finkbeiner family and familyHer brothtr-ln-law tine Finkbeiner, while receiving Mra. Ann Hesselsweet of Reed City Philip Bender * Mr. h™ ______________________________ I I Floyd Hclrigei six! daughter Bai______ Bat- Bun office * Mrs.—Grace Tolhurst, at Blodgett hospital tn Grand Rap­ to bring tier daughter Helen, who Honing there this week, ———_________________________________________ 1 tiara »,<> are ki^hrtlr.f spending the the rnnnlh month ot at wlin who Inn ho* cwn spent’_____ the rm.' past tw-n two years Ids. Saturday. Jarvis and- her ofa- has been vbltlng ner grandparents, oox went to w Lansing yrl Friday and I their f^rro northwest of town. Pal-1 In Detroit and Hastings has re- ter. Mrs. Isadora Sherwood and * Mesdames Lenna Kirkpat- met his hb wtf wife-----and J— small — son who had I urday evening 'they were dinner turned to her home on west Main Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Tolart were In home. rick, • Mattle 'Lynd and' Nellie Ux.. on a visit to ... 17^ ““-4 Nellie hU --------------------outer's home Riests of his brother. Dr. William st. We are very glad to have h«r, the city to see her Sunday and Thompson spent Sunday with Mr. been jn Detroit and with her niece, Mrs. elrlgel nnd wife -tn Grand Rap- back In Middleville. * Mra. B. C.1 found her doing as well as could H1IU -W1O. x.«i. Riohard White in Lansing. * Mar­ Mrs. Max Lynd at ...v.. their Gun 'ids. The’latter is pastor of tire Swift was in Hastings Saturday to: be expected. ★ Seems coUage and ------------— a K4-. , E. v ।I und 0{ coau hike cottage, w Mr. — and Mra. J. Trinity Methodist church. Floyd m-c Iter brother-in-law. Dr. Franz cheese has found Its place in lhe Tinsley of Detroit, vtailed Mr. and !, Grove spent several days last week and family will return to Ft. Willison at Pennock hospital, and family menu judging from the fact Mrs. Peter Peterson from Monday . Monmouth; N. J. the first of Sep- found him improving from a severe that tire •Miadleville Creamery is until Friday. * Rev. and Mrs. Em­ with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poulson. * Mrs. Erwin tember where he has a responsible sickness. * Mrs. Dora White spent - turning out upwards of 15,000 erson Minor and two small children nee Hilda Churchill, left position with the headquarters of thc weekend at Oun lake with her pounds weekly lo supply its cus- of Stephensville are spending their Peters, Grand Rapids S-.inday morning for ulster. Mrs. Martha Benaway. Mbs Mias - torners. tomers> Peter Peterson who luma ,; U. u. S. Signal Service. * Mrs. Nora sister. varatinn the MethStimson. W. W M. M of i.f the local l.x-.il Eastern Pattern Pauline Pauline Tlenawav Benaway waa was a!«s, also linme home out ;KI. thistnstv tasty * e/Vihle edible knowshnor how i with hb n^ents Riverside. Calif, to Join her hushand who u stationed at Camp Star chapter, was a guest at a 1 for the weekend from her position to get U Just right. * Mrs. JackS.”1akdMr« I W Minor Youm • o’clock luncheon, Wednesday at In Battle Crt‘ek. * Mr. and Mrs. i Rcsenberg h ill Tn bed-with a sc-’KJ.’ Minor .Mx-unhd themilultfre Hahn, and where she will remain in­ definitely. She was accopanlcd by Shadv Nook south ef Haatingr. Lloyd Bliss of Grand Rapids were vere cold at her home in north- ; f ^P j Twelve guests were ent-Ttalned by Sunday visitors of hb mother and west Tiiomapple. Mbs Beatrice Cis-!« rr™Jv Gloved * Rob- three other young women from | Mrs Lucille Doster, president of sister. Mrs. Margaret Bliss and I ler is assisting with the duties at ■ Jzr. Grand Rapids whose husbands are located there. * Mr. and Mrs. Har­ i .«} the “• Barry county O. E. S. nassocia^la- Mrs 1 W. Minor at the Methodist! the house. * Mra. Herman VanderRapids Saturday and old Minor and baby of Kalamazoo Itlon. * Mrs LaVem Brjant. nee ■ ' * parsonage. * William Crans h very Schuur was brought home from . fron> Grund xxrx otin in a rriti- were Sunday visitors of his parents. Beulah Ackerson, has gone to Den­ poorly. Hb daughter and children. Rev. and Mrs. I. W. Minor. * Mrs. I:'I Wil.; ver, Colorado to Join her husband from Kolamaoo were home for a I j who is stationed there u( Fitzsimons few days last week- * Mr. and1 *blBUi° M^Fa’nUiuilenjSUae w^k^s I ^"-l^ac^r^tetertehte’ran- Lucile Norgaard at Grand Rapids spent thc weekend with her pat­ । General hospital. * A Middleville Mrs. Elbert Steeby and children of ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crook­ ‘ hey George Moon was one of die Kalamazoo spent the weekend in ston. * The Reuben Rounds family fifty-eight students at Michtgnn I<elghton ....... with hb parents. .... Mr. and has moved to Battle Creek. The 1 State College at East Lansing who Mrs Geo. Steeby. ★ Mrs. Earl S'K”s,"u,%,h“sr.Ps.c •.? I received his diploma July 30 at tiie VanSlckle accompanied her moth- lion «notSHrarbctwreti 'st'^Mar^s ,ood *-Mrs- Wm McKevittt went house which they occupied, known as thc Emma Jackson home on I Close of the SiX-weeks summer SCI— 'T er. Mrs Mrs. Miner Palmer to .hr the Percy 'in 1 rilk. and • ,0 VexmontvUlc Sunday and wilt sion. He received his degree major- Jones hospital at Battle Creek Tu<*- river and Lake George and has an , RD.nd a faw days with her daugh- High St. is being remodeled by i|s recent purchaser.. Mr. Wiley. * । ing in applied science. Georae is day where they visited Dick Palmer. i ,rr’ Mrs Day Pugh and familv. * Mrs. J. E McMahon of Orlando, i the son of Mr nnd Mrs. Perris * The special meeting of the East­ it;?! i'i! nr .IS’Xrtin? n MrsGriffeth entertained Fla., vbited Mrs. E. F. Blake from I Moon. * Miss Bernice Thede, who ern Star chapter Saturday eve­ ,he ho*8 B,ld g,rls ,7f her fiun(la>’ Wednesday until Saturday. * Mrs. ] was born and grew up in Leighton. ning was attended by fifty-two per­ V.rn 'nnrt fam?lvU * M'h001 ClaM 10 “ “l her l,Ome Harold Segerstrom has returned j has been commissioned second lieu­ sons with visitors present from OharleVTkiwn* wUl ’Ml. Ch?' on North Or»nd RapHs St. Friday from Atlantic City, N. J., where ; tenant in the anny nurses corp Dorr, Lowell and Wayland. De­ X after’Und.S*; kMood ttS“ ^“ZanVra Len- she has spent several weeks with 1 and assigned to Kearns Field. Utah. grees were conferred on three 1 After her graduation from But- candidates with Grand Martha few weeks at home with her par- | t|ne of Libertyville. III.. Is spend- Harold who has now been transfer­ ■ terworth school of Nursing in Lvlla Johnson of Lowell acting n« ton’and"’ iu-r<1broUier’1DkkarWrUlte lng ^er VBCIll,on **th her friend, red to Sheppard Field. Texas, and where she expects to Join him -xoon. ; Grand Rapids she has practiced at presiding officer * Middleville m ktm«rb i.V Fiv ran'Tn tn! Mr* Ranald Cridler west of town. * Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vocel left the University hospital in Ann Ar- friends regret to hear of the serious for their home tn Jackson, Sunday bar. Lt. Tiifdc is tiie daughter of condition of Noah Kraft of Char­ fry " sick past couple c* the P “l .C 0«P‘e evening after a week's vacation | Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Thede, lotte. formerly of Middleville w)m been at Pennock hospital for X-rays I spent with iier parents. Mr. and i Oath of whom pas>cd away several was seriously hurt in a fall down , and treatments anti b still under -------- orith strep infection is im­ I yea’rs ago. * Pvt. Robert Watkins the stairs nt his home a week Ago sr~ ; care of the doctors. * Mrs. Claude proving and was dressed thb Mon­ Mrs Henry -Brog and relatives in day. Her daughter, Mrs. Velma accompanied by his wife, the former Saturdny. In going to the ba(j irii- Roaenberg entertained eleven Ja- Steeby and two sons of Howe, Ind., Muskegon and Grand Rapids. * Pvt. Hany Bahch left for Gulfport Betty Swift, arrived from Washing- — room in the night .....,re... he.v,. fellwto .... „me the tl I dies at a luncheon at her home ton. D. C.. Friday for a visit with first landing hitting his head and ' In northwest Thomnpple Friday for are with her. * Mrs. Floyd Holes Field, Mum.. Saturday noon after ittlng hb Second, there’s the heartwarming knowl­ Maybe a reward like this youn£ fellow’s ’ her mother and tils panmts at Mop- • rendering him unconscious, breakbreak­ j thc benefit of tiie fund for reacco- and Mrr,. Vcm Smitli returned home a week's furtuugh at home. * We Tuesday from a couple of days' are very glad to hear of the progkins. Both Mrs. Swift and the Wat"• ” * — -* -----*■*---------• Ing five ribs nnd nd cracking several ' rating ..... the Parmelee Methodist edge that you ’ re building for a happy, se ­ is coo much co ekpecc. Buc there is a real with daughter son. r«w of tne young people of this n>.>> their u «u»uk; and «nu aui<. kins’ families have been at lhe more. He was taken to the hospital --------- . c!™: C|wrcl, sponsored by thc Ladles visit Via __ al vicinity—the girls aa well as the cure future, with the safest, soundest in­ chrill in owning War Bonds. And thc ; Lake shore for a few days. Robert nnd lay in ti serious condition for n , Aid. - Harold Griffeth w U. take Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thorpe re“1 * will Btlmson I boys. Helen B. Willson, the daughi lias a short furlough but Betty will few days but thc latest news te- n week’s vacation from hb rural Kalamazoo. * Leonard Stimson vestment in thc world. Thc day thc last more you own, the bigger thc thrill. ; remain n few weeks longer with crlved Inst week from Mrs Kraft is I carriers duties at the Hastings nost- lumed home Sunday from Detroit ter of Claude Willson of Rt. 3 [ iier mother. * Bert Benton b in that he has been brought home and office next aeck.---------and rith his 'fain* ------ where he hud visited relatives since I and the granddaughter of Mra. -----------shot is fired, an exciting new world is going i poor health and confined to his home L-. unde? the care of a trained nurse. Uy will go It works two ways. JFirsr, there’s thc ?o to Mldli; Midland Park. Gull Wednesday when he took his | Frances Briggs of Bowens Mills is to be born. You want to be ready to nuke I much ot thc time. * Mrs. Emma Mrs Kraft was tiie former Eunice lake and enjoy —'-v tiie the Bible conferconfer- physical examination for sendee.1 completing training in the army pride of really doing tome/bing to help | Tiled.' Hcinmlllcr of Cleveland is Bcdford and tiie Krafts spent ■ ence. Her mother Mrs. Pearl Ken- . * Mr. and Mrs. Neal Alger and son i nurses corp for overseas duty, at the most of it. !ul Kalamaaoa and Mr. and Mr*. Camp Claiborne. La. and barn m*i»y years in Middleville while • yon plorarln go “Wttii them for a fimv * Waiti’ra'’^£7’ win thiswar. And, InddentiHy, you're help­ -------id Ids trade as barber * Mr. I few ifcys stay. * Mra. Ben Parks U ' ^H^kore cJ^ers ~~ B commissioned a lieutenant, Lt WU1J sister. Mu Emory Jones of Leighhe plied You're doing your bit — now do your of Hickory Co™*™ Corners ware werer Sunday Sunday • son graduated from Thornapple­ . .,.nouM,. IU at her tlomc Mulh of ■ « ing to put the brakes on-inflation tliat ton mid Grand Rapids relatives. ♦ nnd — “* Mrs Philip ---------------------Bender and their village * Old Middleville | dinner guests at the Arthur Smalley I Kellogg school in 1935. received four Middleville, friends of Woodrow children and families met at Mur­ the bet! — for your country and yourself. might cripple thc country and bring real home. * Mr. and Mra George years of training at fit. Lawrence Gillette ot Granik Rapids, who was phy's Point. Gun lake Sunday for 1 b’Cin<tcrrated1w ioio’w U^tt’sJw'has 8chr *> der and ’ children of Caledon, ___ recently inducted into the arena wifi their semi-annual get-together and been living m Enipori. k!^. fS? !I Schroder and children of Caledon-1‘ School of Nursing at-Lansing and hardships to your family. Buy IF'ur Bonds — Buy More Bonds. — .~.nt until August 1M2 be Interested to know he is located family dinner The occasion alto — _ , , year she was as­ at Camp McCoy. WIs. His wife, tiie honored the birthday of Russell, ThWuI" .“X !, JtirlT - -—, - .i ---------------- -- --------house !1 sistent supervisor of the obstetrical former Dorothy Sharp, who is re­ one of the sons, as well as being ,| t*1" Monday to | ward. Site went to I. W. Cook Me­ maining In their home in Hie city, a welcoming into the family of vear'"Her addrev "is 1*855 ”w"6th i *^nt’ 10 * physical examination for: niorlal HoepRal In Austin. Texas has gone to Lunsing to spend the Mias Edna Helmink, one of the St that cityl Tiw Browns old homeweek with her -parents, Mr. nnd T -K. school teachers, whose engage.' .-.tend was the former Stehr farm Navy service. * Miss Loueta Cook in August of last year and where .. . and it’s a jws/I feeling to enjoy When you’re hot and tired — or just want Bulll5.Cr«1k fiaturday for she enlisted on April 16. Miss WillMrs. Vance Sharp With Woodrow’s ment to Elmer (Mlkei has Just!I on "west Main'fit“now thT*urou«rtv we!’1 refreshing a tu(C _ "KIST thirst away” with , induction, three sons of Buryi Gil­ been announced n the Holland pap- I Veen went tn Cadillac Rnndav »r- Q 7. "1!? Mrr Kt?y Cook- * Mr. and j 0ber. certainly congrat lette arc now in service. Junior n ers. Thc date of ^he wedding has j cXsnW -?..±We rr-^^ “.. * *5* — — ,— ----------- ---------25th re­ cook in a southern camp and Fred­ not been announcedX Well. Mike a tall cool bottle of one of thc popular W^ . whi u roum^ union of the Mlllcr-Allerdyca-Tayerick in North Africa * Ray Potts you have escaped Ciiplds darts Rapids to spend a few days with ^t‘ lor families waa held Sunday at the AND OTHER DELICIOUS FLAVORSI KIST Beverages. Enjoy your favorite flax or. X???. ”2? and son Robert spent the weekend quite a spell >ut we always knew his daughter. Mrs. Arnold Parker | home of Mrs. Glenn Allen at Par­ a! Dexter with Ray’s brother. * you would fall sometime. * Mr. and and children, a Mr and Mrs. TLln? d<^ & melee with 25 persons present. A Miss Helen Frey, who is taking a Mrs Ben Lee of Grand Rapids George Maciver of Grand Rapids wU, »e «“ chicken dinner, ice cream, cake and preliminary course for nursing at were RuySts of his uncle and cousin. | sjient the weekend with their son 4 other good eaU made one forget the University hospital in Ann Ar- Frank nnd Edna Ue at their Gun Norman and family and tiie latter ] }££X ‘ * NMr »5d * Mvi all about rationing. Those present lake cottage. Sunday. * Sunday (i attended the special meeting of the , ’S" ________________ Eastern filar. * Misses MUsci Jean jean GrifGrif- (. Poulson spent Sunday afternoon In from away were Mbs Jennie Miller. caller*/at the home of Mr. and Eastern filar. * K J4$£,?r wcrv- Mr5 Ethpl feth nnd Jane Hooper spent fialur- ■ Kalamazoo witii tiielr daugMcr. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bultrlck of South Kacchele of Kalamazoo. Mr. and day In Hostings. * Mra Ilenc Pol- I Mrs. Wm. Lans and husband. Mrs. Bend. Ind. Mias Ellen Taylor of i Isabel Lepper accompanied them Lansing. Mrs. O. D. Taylor of ^Mrs. Ernest Kellogg and his father hemus u««»ua Rogers spoilt >pciu me the hcckchu weekend ' and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tewksbury in Hastings visiting friends. * Mrs. to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. L. Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hodgson and Tuesday went to Wat- Postma and Phyllis Ann of Free­ ervllet to visit old friende and port, Mr. and Mrs clare Johnson ‘ where a memorial was held on and children of Hastings. Mr. and Wednesday for her daughter, Jessie Mrs. John Freyermuth of Parma, who passed away last year. * A Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson and letter from Bt. Petersburg. Fla.. children of North Irving and Mrs. states tlut after nine months of Bessie Buttars of Wayland. The drouth from September until June, 1M4 reunion will be held at the thc city is liaving excessive rain Allen home as a central meeting such as never recorded, with flood : spot. * Burdet Benaway has been । like conditions drowning out the enjoying a few days vacation from . gardens and crops. * Recent call­ his duties as assistant cashier at ers of Mr. and Mrs W. K. Licbler the Farmers Stale Bank and with were Mr. and Mrs Herbert ueri Priest, rrirav E. r.. F. t Blake uisk« and ann son Glen and two Mr. and Mrs David r~ ' “ 1 Grand Rapids friends have been at Boyle end Mrs. Carrie Boone all w nna Hunters Lodge near Orand Marais of v>> Orand Rapids. * Tiie Rouse circle pic(Continued on Page 5. Sec. 2.1 IIDDLEVILLE* Itr ."'/1’11'1/ A, ?£dE'i,hS8lui'uJ‘5Sl k It's a Grand and Glorious Feeling nrS ^Jss*£s'J”; XL!? fill to own ORANGE KIST OPEN FOR BUSINESS PETE S AUTO PARTS SAME PLACE... SAME OWNERS SAME FRIENDLY SERVICE . v . 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Bee. &J safely in England- * Mrs. EUa Conestrkt who has been staying bers and friends wish U> con­ has relumed to her home in Delgratulate Rev. and Mrs! Griffin for Sicily all right and was well. A their return for another year. . . Tech SgV Clayton Bunn who ta Those who attended lhe Camp home en furlough spent Monday ,Meeting service near Sunfield from CRESSEY ™ Mj-IS uyjJfSS -VM ahd Tuesday with his aunt and ;R==f, uncle. Mr. and Mra. John Miller of Annrc?r Noush and Mrs. Nina Mrs wBrren cairns. A Mr. and Plymouth. A Mra. Adah Bigler ta :Hultarberger. ■ |,frs naje Boulter arc the parents visiting friends at Hastinp for a 1Hullcrbcrger. few weeks. A Mr. and Mrs. Qlen •Hie W. M- A- 111 me* altb. Kellogg. Mr. and Mra. Willard Ar­ h<xne„°5, Gr*ft' M«n»>Un of PteasCulver reunion at Gun take nold of Hastings. Mra Robert ant Valiev Thursday, August l»h on Sunday.,* Several families from Glasgow and Morris of near Dow­ for an all day meeting. Every one hcre attended the Enzian reunion at ling attended a Camp meeting at co«ne. । Ftne take on Sunday. A We sympatLansing Sunday. W Mr. end Mrs. ~~ I thtac with Mrs. Oswald and Sirs. Clare Emerson of Sturgis, Mr. and M1DTTV movvuc "KZifn and abUdran “JMra. Mike Devos of Grand Rapids, S. visited the two latter’s sister, Mrs.* Bunday afternoon. A Mrentl Mrs., ciaritsvllle. Mr. ’ and Mrs. Roy Harry BUnuon nnd daughter Jean Dingman were Sundav alu-moo.-i were at Sporty on Ttiuraday eve- CBuers of Mr. and Mrs. Harold ning. Harry attended the Maroqlc Yoder and faraUy A Mlaa Marlodge where acme fellow workmen . uuier of Elkhart, Ind., waa a R*P‘d»JUn,t j*®*1**11 niday guest of Mr. and Mra. Claud <Lc<’5e' B‘2'Walton. A Mra. Basil Thompson M?1 ft* ^^7' 3t‘r * I of Pontiac is caring for luir mothMlddlevUle people are intcreeted John who 11Bfi in watching the progreaa of Artie yj * Mr m™. v I, (Max) Bixler who jdned the array, Woicoti spent Sunday and Mon­ air corps over a year ago and has dBy wllh Bnd Mrs L r. Wo1. been ateadUy cllmblnx up. ftrura- cott Mr and Mrs. Allen Fish, lively and literally. Alter receiving ; CB)yjns Bnd PPC Ruoben WM(. training at several different camp. Thursday evening, callers of Mr. he was commtasloned tad Lieut. In Bnd noyd j^uxh of Campbell. June when he recrivad hla wings at overnight gusts of th* tatter were a Texas camp. Now as a fighter pL Mr Bnd Mr> j. E of r^. ZrS’J&’.'S »»«?■»“• *.“r. aa|ld Hudson spent Thursday at Uw lot he U training al Bergstrom army fard. * Mr. and Mra Wesley Rosser Rapids called at the home* of Mr. A‘ d Gowienouith vtaitVd the, ho!\le 01»Mr tP4 Vs* at Aipin Texas having AIle?Bn wre Bunday gueata and Mrs. Alvin Helrlgle and Mr. $ and Mra. Chas. Bunn Bunday A ^tura aunt Mra Grace llndls ??,dacmUm? ft*1 ““I8™*1 ,Tro?? of U>e former's -father. Bercy Rosa a2P Carrier Command. The mission of Bnd Mr and Mrs t<x)n Howk Mr. and Mra C. U Henney spent and family near Wo<2taSd Sunday Mrs from FYldav until Monday with ; 'I wutaarrt Wlion। of , an D d lPnMe' these commands is lo transport Gwendolyn relumed with Mr. and Mrs OrvlHe Henney at w * a Sunday eranlw1 8ft‘> of them * On ®wd*y r“’nntoa Altae and Metain Whet? and (0< ‘°ullRVU,n,t.fr?Ru .HinL00 ft*.Jhe । °t W “,ld Mrs. Joe Thaler. Mr. Wyandotte. A Word received that £b“L*. H*. ..Mrs-. Howard -Thaler of ’ near , OalC MttdkX M,™d Mrs. R*y l£the forepart ot last weak from of AIlo, Mr. and Mrs John Chicago where they consulted ■ 1 — ——- of -• McCords and Mr. and. PoaUna specialist at Billings hospital 1 Krding Mrs. W's arm • en stiff since It was broken I----- —last. . Ilnu |ind a a family dinner In honor of- with a carry-in dinner Sunday in ' pusher's * The 15th annual reunion I ness of about three weeks. A Mrs. 1”-* Clayton Bunn who ta home fc™ r-., Woldring. Ualta famUj 22/ hrtdlrt W?1U’;,^rL° hv.sp*<nt /fl*’ *l.1b?ne .mw«h BrowV’ a T/8gt. honor k., of j™ her son, Pvt. Woldring. ftft ‘iV ft. A1 *C thcJ ST Jolnl S”y 1 on furlough. A Mr and Mrs. Alien who is home on furlough from charlumibark Sunday Mr and craI Canadian Air Force and her nrpiior" F?shrr and William Cow- Fan’uto “ Plra’ °3**ld *lUl be remwlied by an operation. A Mrs Calvln and PFC Rurt)en Camp B<^ fiSn hSe F‘*r ***** J^tgh.„palTcr , attended lhe camp meeting at Bar- ew. PPC Ruehen _F»h Pra wereJf*aJ' n«by Memorial Park near Sunfield Rucker. Alabama. Other guest* „ were and relatives were present from! DUNHAM DISTRICT tors al lhe Fred Stokoe home. Wed- , Wednesday morning * Mr and Mrs. Mrs. James James Woldrlng. Woldring. Kenneth Kenneth nesday. I Mre wilbur Mick of Saranac. Mr. Woldrlng. Mtai Julia Nylon. City |Detroit. Grand Rapids, Hastings. Pvt. Junior Hill, a Marine, in nnd Nashville. The Pennington! training at Great Lakes came Sat­ ------------- I and Mrs. Ralph Sage and family Police Officer and Mrs. Woldrlng family also held a reunion at the evening and spent Sunday Passing of Cheater B- Baxter | werc Bunday dinner gnesta of Mr. “nd daughter of Holland. Mra. G. :Park honoring Richard Penning- urday -.57-' his ”'n.i rents'" m? InI “'m Is Chester B. Baxter who for some and jjrs £ar) Bustancc of Has- E Roush. Mr and Mrs. Peter Mer- ton ! who ta enjoying a furlough with E‘Jjj, ft !l 2 nVen- tv ur oSS Srsifc*23 Six • Mri-osrswis UCTION SAL Hoving sold my farm I will sell at public 'auction the folewiog property at Ao MONDAY, AUGUST 16,1943 STARTING AT ONE O'CLOCK ‘ff- tears had been a sufferer with a 1 tings. A Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Tab-1 rin- and daughter of Greenvilli, heart ailment and complications ‘ berer attended the Baptismal Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Seger. Mrs. Rob1 anr? atlzftelnUl\,Jl-t^Cam^nti?ne.f nn ,,Pm •‘’Pe“kln8 Of Commendation was found dead in bed at Jus heme , service, at the Wesleyan Camp «t Scgar of Grand Rapids, and «lven lhe •rmT “r »°rce troop e.ron the west sideSaturday morning. I grOund near Hastings Sundav aft- Mr and Mrs. Allen Ftah and daugh- 2Sot^VorJ^dv llvftd m .2,1 rier command group who safely Mr. Baxter who passed his 60th | crnoon A Mr and Mrs P' Hol-, ter Virginia, local. A Mrs. Elmer t transported parachute troop. birthday on Monrt.v Monday Aueuit August 2. was man 0( MuKuing and Mr. and Mrs. Hall and family were Bunday aft- AeTk’Mra 1Vetaa^m”".^ nlrthdav °-LJ.fty Ji?™?1 bom in Grand Rapids and tri had ' Houseman of Grand Rapids were1 crnoon visitors at the Thompson--------was among those com­ spent much of his life in that city. c Wednesday callers of Mr and Mrs. Fry home. A Mr and Mrs Ralph Evndenc. Weeks and Mrs. Millie “ ffttyre manded. * Mrs. Kale Burroughs Before — coming to — Middleville ---------—ileville to chas Overholt a Mr and Mrs.' Allee of Gull take were callers at Fisher were Friday evening call- miu,oca returned to her home in Battle live two years ago. he had resided in r^ Boy^ of Hastings were Sun-' the home of Rev. and Mrs. J W. Creek Sunday, after spending ten Freeport wher* he operated a hard- da- dinner guests of the tatter's McCue Tuesday evening. A Mrs. ware and also a pneery stare. । mother. Mra. Della Yule. A Mr.! Fem Hannan of Grand Rapids * m/T Ntna•da>'» wlth hcr nlecc- Mra "°Xal He is survived by his wife, the and Mrs. Geo. Hooper and Mrs. «P«t Tuesday night and Wed- Bovlra' were MnndA\ even’lne d - D°n°''*n- * Mr- “nd Mra- Rob«rt * Rhodes and son Jimmy, spent 8unformer Susan Mendendorf of Grand Godfrey were Bunday guests nesday at tiie home of Rev. and Rapids, his mother. Mrs. laurel of Mr and Mrs Ctare Kauffman Mra. J. W. McCue a Mra Vera Miss Lucl,le Lucille Brv Bryant is unending spending P 5LAnd ? Ba?" of Campbell. A Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bahn and daughter Joan of Flint Mrs Milo Barry and Mrs. Susie Mlss «nt u ter, both of Glepdale, California Kareher, Mra Ethel Cecil and and Chas. Hannan of Grand Rap­ Boyles were all Thursday after­ Funeral services will be held al thc Mra Minnie Cecil of Grand Rapids Ids spent last weOfWlth Rev. and Wellman’s A Mr and Mrs. Maurice! |,n,^da“d ramii.? mnil^ai' YAma Beeler funeral home at .lO:SO Tues- I called on Mr and Mrs Wm crakes Mra. J. W. McCue. A Rev. and Mn day with interment in ML Hope ! Bunday and all attended the J- W. McCue were callers at Mid­ Cogswell attended the funeral of pf£edBf.tl,'a crrekP*on Bundal W cemetery Crakea-Couch reunion at Char-1 land Park. Gull take Saturday. A Mrs Cogswells niece, the. little ParK«« Wi BUnOXy. Mr. Baxter was well-spoken of and- . avaav. 1(Xte * Th^ from un<; hen. B ^o U' al. ----Mrs.­ Vera Bahn wlw has been vta- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred rhawu iiktbut inuot |<u.u WUU lesves rnany friends who sorrow al wimmer nf 1.. tended tended thc thc Comp Camp Meeting Meeting at at BarnaBams- : Rh»g Ring her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Apsey at Lake Odessa last Tuesday. I B „?* n,,*1 m2 his passing. | Jjy ear S unfield JpjU^c§“*(|reyUnicd w lter hom4 j.The child was killed in a runaway j rJfton .re rfh 7 2&dsh hy ^omortal Memorial Park Park n near Sunfield J. W. accident and her mother very wMr InH t^nnethNnrra? . |i Sunday were, Mr. and —... Mm'Geo. v»w. in PR | Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin riAvi.lv initireH * Mi.. Remits wiiti Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Norton I ^2-1I JoF Nashville and •”d Uml1/ * Mn' ,Uy «nd _____... Burgess. Mr. ahd — • Luther — The W. C. T. U. will meet at U>« Martelle Gillespie of ‘the Center I ?ons of v 8penJ P9rt Sterlck. Mr. and k.._. home of Mr*. Ray Wieland on road were guests of Aunt Millie ^t5t week with Mr. and Mrs. O. D. , I ker. * Mrs. Ida Payne who ta vtail- Tuesday, August 17th at 2 o’clock. r^erwThJKT night 2nd W-1 ^Lanfl“.La,ld | ing Mr. nnd Mrs. Clare Payne of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Follta and te?' road* w ^d X ^’ch* baby of Valpariso, lnd„ were week­ Decatur fell and injured her leg. * CHURCHES i Mrs, Wm. Mlahler of South Bownc Xr Phhe?'« FriSav an“n this week and there will be end fi'^A14t&.ra Mr I ™ •"8al^7’ev7n^7au7'r"of Methodist Church Mrs Hoher * Friday | no CT mertln. or prmchln< 2nd Mra Mon%e rmlta of Nnrth Mr Mrs D <*»»■ * Frank Rev. J. W. McCue, pastor tartnl ft Mr aftrf Mra Hnr Walton, Mra. Bernice Closson and rm.u ms-FK services next Sunday al thc North 10: 00 —Morning Worship. ‘ T and Mra Guy Erb of Grand > MaP* Orovc chuTre? spent? Bunday .flX^M T’S'kX 11: 00—Sunday school, classes for SHEEP 11 breeding ewes 16 spring lambs 50-gal. iron kettle CHICKENS HOUSEHOLD FURNITUU 50 laying White Leghorn hens 85 White Leghorn pullets, 4 mos. old FARM TOOLS John Deere 2 cylinder, 6 ft. hayloader, good Osborne side delivery rake John Deere 5 ft. cut mower Osborne 5 ft. cut mower Dunham cultipackcr 2 Osborne 3-sac. drags 60 spike tooth drag Double shovel cultivator — 5 tooth cultivator Corn shcllcr Waterproof stack cover, 18 x 24 Grindstone Fanning mill Cloversecd windrower and buncher Van Brunt 11 disc drill 1000 lb. platform scales Buxx saw frame and arbor 28 Inch buxx saw 12 ft. double 5 in. belt No. 300 electric chick brooder springs). 2 wooden beds, springs 2 feather beds Pillows Edison phonograph. 40 cylinder records Green plush couch Stands and table New Home sewing machine General Electric 6 ft. refrigerator Bench wringer Wash tubs Kalamaxoo Regal oak heating stov' General Electric range Eureka vacuum sweeper Malleable cook stove Dish cupboard, glass doors - 100 lb. ice refrigerator Dishes, cooking utensils Quantity of fruit jars Several crocks, various sixes TERMS: C/kSH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until setrted tor. FREEPORT ning with Mr and Mn. John Kip- Rapids ana and Mr. and mn. Mra. notucr Homer•! ™ , nr —1.1 1I itapiaa sur. miu fl:0O—Evening Worship, Our scrv- Hammond of Baltimore also Mrs. : ice Flag will tie ------dedicated at this AWe miiry Kelley ui of r,. N. O. E. oau) Barry spent _ I ------s .... ----------n -----... ------ nine and a a soldier inldl.r will h.» intertntnr- Sunday —.... < ________with .... Ardy • a .___ . I able to come outoide and visit tlmn Ume, and will be afternoon Owen visiting friends. A Mr. and Mrs. | with litem, whenever they come, rogated. regarding some conditions and fOmllv. A Arcetlus Campbell and r U> see him. A Charles Casaday and m lhe Pacific. Special music will1 family ate Sunday dinner with Mr. i Alvah Moore RSwTlSa and family, former i«3i.u-a”^ g» „«*5 :“|Ie“,“re u,“ "."T-. ’' and —------------------Mrs. Bernard -------------------------DeGolla ot Clov- । erdale. * Mr. and Mrs. Herald lauch-'of Charlotte. Mrs. Crista 1 Brethren In Christ■ Gould of Dctrolt-and-Mr. and Mrs. | Rev. E. B. Griffin, pastor Erit Scydmorey of Augusta spent family were Bunday guests at Mr. ’ I'??110 -? Mrs. | Freeport and Pleajuuil Valley and Mr* Wm Newton on State Elizabeth Wells, and Miss Frances Sunday with Mr. and Mrs..Leslie RMd A Lui' TYiwdSv eveninft nur,*n« °t Grand Rapids spent -------------Churches Gould and family. * Mrs. \WU1 cuesta of Mr and Mra HarnlS i s“‘urday evening with -Mr. and The annualCamp Meetirg serv- Seyble of Delttn is visiting herds- ’i ^nberaer 2nd Manin were^Sr. Mri J D C°®‘ * pFC Elwoodices at the Barnaby Memo:lai Park, , ter. Mrs. Minnie Campbell. * Mr, Nellie Mason of Royal Oak Mr ' y°dpr who hns bc<>n spending a near Sunfieldwill continue through i and Mrs. Wendal Lammers spent> and1 Mra Chas. Mason andI Mr and {'‘r,°ugh with hta parents. Mr. and. August 15th.Services 10 o’clock, Saturday with Mr. and Mra. John I Mrs. Rosenberger ’ ““tato Yoder and family re- 2 o’clock and 8 o'clock. Speakers, s. Lammers, also Mrs. Marjor Marjory Lam- i Mra. Austin Austin Rosenberger of of ClarksClarks- Mra .turned *f.. n.ual.,.‘ «wrenoe«jer ui wants to C(unp Qordoni acorgia. Rev. C. A. Blackmore of Erie. Pa... ----------------------------- ------------i., । nters of Kalamazoo is spending the I vlUe. * Mra. Russell and Mrs. Singer of Grand Rapids were last • Tuesday evening dinner guests of , Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Roush. * Robert and Dean Sage returned home after spending a week with Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Mlek of Saranac. * Miss Dorothy Steckln spent Sun­ day and Monday with her parents,1 Mr. and Mra. Owen Steckle of I Carlton. * Man-. Elizabeth. John. I Rebecca, and Calbert Holstein of until Saturday with their grand-1 Grand Rapids spent from Thursday! parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Tab-! berer. * Mr. and Mrs. Glen Chapin ] As I am leaving town and going to another state to live I will offer my furniture and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Janis and son Freddy from De-' at public auction at the residence located at 724 So. Washington St. in Hastings on troll and Florence Loftus of Oleve- • land. Ohio, visited at the E. Olsen. home over the weekend. * Bonita I and Betty Wultan of South Bourne i spent Thursday with their cousin. I Nancy Closson. * Jane Smith of1 Hastings spent Thursday after­ noon and evening with Mrs. Maude Rogers and Marguerite and Mra. | Starting at 1 o'clock, I offer the following: Jennie Cassady. * Mr. and Mrs. I Steve Miller of Logan, and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough of Allo were Frl-1 day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maple dining room set—table, buffet, Jenny Lynn bed, coil spring and innerWm Blough. Mr. Miller and Mr. Blough helped to repair a well. A | 'and four chairs spring mattress Mra. Elizabeth Whllmer and , Maple arm chair daughter Mae of Holden spent the i Chiffonier Dressing table weekend with Mr. and Mrs. WOIU| Radio cabinet chest Large round mirror, plate glass Lapc. * Mrs. Chas. Bunn. Doro-! thy arfd Tech - Sgt. Clayton Bunn Porcelain top kitchen table f a metal bed and coil springs were In Grand Rapids Saturday. * Mrs. Mary Shoemaker of Lansing' Metal stool 8 x 10 linoleum Antique chest of drawers is spending a few days with her' Garland gas stove, uprighf oven Table and 6 chairs X■ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres. | ★ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roush of Speed Queen electric washing ma­ Bed and coil springs ' Rockford were Saturday forenoon chine and twin tubs callers of Mr. and Mn. j. D. Cool. 1114 x 12 rug 11 Vi x 12 rug A R. J. Pickett of Chicago was a Commode Table and 6 chairs Friday afternoon caller of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Tabberer. * Mr. and 9x10 Alexander Smith rug and pad Bed and coil springs Mrs. Dan Postma. daughter Phyltas 9x12 Alexander Smith rug and pad Round Oak heater and Mrs. Jennie Miller attended a reunion at the Qlen Allen home Walnut drop-leaf table . Electric washer Tubs near Middleville. * Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mm Alvin Hei­ Maple 3 piece living room suite Electric lamps Ironing board rtale of North Irving were Mr. and 2 maple chairs Occasional chair Mrs. Lawrence Hawkins and famlly 'Clothes bars Fish aquarium 2 cots and Chas. Price and fAtnlly. A Mr. Round mahogany drum table 4 folding screens Clothes hamper and Mrs. J. E. Roush of Rockford were Friday callers at thc Allen Electric floor and wall lamps Toilet scat Child's wagon Fish home. A Mra. Claud Walton Children's clothes Snow suits Good bed davenport Mirror and Mrs. Ivan Roush were in Grand Rapids last Wednesday. A Mr. and End table Odd clothex Zenith 8 tube cabinet model radio Mra. Wm. Spears and son of Grand Radio cabinet stand Rapids were Saturday callers of Premier electric vacuum sweeper with Pair large French doors the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mra. attachments ' John Tlialer. A Mr. and Mra. Allen Globe Stepladder Plab. Calvin, and PFC Rucben and Brown steel cot Smoke stand Rubber-tired lawn mower Virginia were Sunday aftemoo* Large arm reclining chair Child's sled Shovel and tools callers of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ORhouse of Bowne. A Sarah Jane Bur­ 3 piece living room suite Linoleum gess and Marlyn Sterzlck who have Extension table Chairs and buffet Dishes and cooking utensils of all kinds. been spending the past week al Barnaby Memorial Camp near Sun­ Table model radio Many other articles too numerous to field were al their homes Sunday Kitchen table and 4 chairs mention. returning Sunday night. Donald Slerrick and cousin left Monday for same camp. A Mr. and Mrs. Henry TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. Smflker. Mr. and Mra. Ken Smel­ ter and family attended lhe Thal­ er reunion at Failusborg Park hut Saturday, a Gwendolyn Rosser of Allegan spent last week with her grandfather. Percy Roaur and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Howk. A Mrs. Olen Kellogg spent last week with her son. Mr. and Mra Rial Kel­ logg and family of Lansing. A Sat­ uraay evening callers of Mr. and DIWtY REED. Auction,,, DON TAFFEE & ATON FLORY, CI.rki Mra. J. D. Cool were Mn. Elisabeth Wells and Miss Francis Burlin* of Grand Rapids. A Mr. andTMtw. M,X Waltaa of South Down*, ■ J SMteSs 2*is>“ Any excuse you can giyefQr not upping your payroll aavt lugs will please Hiller, Hiro-’ bilo and puppet Mussolini. */ ' • : : MRS. M. G. BORRAS, Propx. Uojj Kareher of Grand Rapids BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS BANNER WANT ADS PAY AUCTION SALE Having sold tho farm I will dispose of the personal property at public auction at the farm located 3 miles south of Hastings on the Camp Ground road on TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, I ' SATURDAY, AUG. 14,1943 . J J : ? 5 .; ' ; CUFFORD HAMMOND, Cktk vftted UCTION SALE . WM. L. KOBLE, Prop. DEWEY REED. Auctioneer Starting at 1 o'clock, I offer the following: HORSES SHEEP Pair black geldings, 9 yrs. old, «g>. 3100 Pair bay geldings, 8 and 9 yrs. old, 54 grade Shrop eWes from 1 to 4 yr*. old 42 lambs, wgt. from 60 to 75 lbs. «gt. 3000 Ibi. » These horses arc true and good workers HAY & GRAIN cows .Around 10 tons of hay Brindle cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Aug. 5 Guernsey and Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, 200 book art of cm a MACHINERY & HARNESS ~K bred Mor. 15 Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, not bred Jersey and Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Mar. 25 . Fulhblood Jersey cow, 4 years old, bred |an. 2$. 3-sec. spring drag 2-xac. spring dreg Two 2-sec. spike drags Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Aug. 6 Jersey cow, 2 yrs. old, bred Aug. 7 Roan Durham cow, 7 yrs. old, bred 500 lb. platform scales . . August 7 8-H. cut Maney Harm bin4«r, «aU cmMm V 8-ft. Pony Deering grain blader Lime drill Wagon and flat rack Two 2-korte walking cultivates Emgbo hee M Holstein cow, 9 yrs. old, fresh Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh, coif by .ide - Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, bred April 5 Brown Swiss cow, 3 yrs. old, bred April 5 Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, bred June 15 2 Jersey heifers, 1 yr. old Jersey heifer, 6 mos. old These are large cows-, T. B. tested and O.K. Never a sign of reaction in the herd. Average herd test 4.4 Twelve 10-gal. U. S. gos engine 2 sets double work Imhmns Forks. oveIs, hoes and numerous other articles FURNITURE Large circuiting coal and Bookcase and writing daek Everything goes to tha high bidder Positively no by-bidding TERMS OF SALE: CASH, NO GOODS TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED RM. EDD DEWEY REED, Auctioneer Hastings phone 3467' • CLIFFORD d �TUF HASTINGS BANNFR, THURSDAY, 1943 To an of you fellow*—we got here is mostly of. coral 'Stone' al d ! where some of the fellows art oner A/C J. R. Donley A. CAA. W.TB. - many notices from the poatofflee i black clay, and it la really a job lo what they are doing. It’s pretty Williams Hal). Room No. 3 Who will join the Navy gnd sail the about address difficulty. For exam- ; get a hole deep enough to get a hard to keep tn contact with the Bowling Green State University pJa 8'Sgt. L. O. Burhans at Salt. few men into, but continued effo rt fellows in service for every few Bowling Green. Ohio Lake City we had a P. O. card uy- has shown considerable improv - month* they change to a different Then 111 sit at home and think of ing he couldn't be found. There are mtnt in a day and a half. The of! - place. Uke I have been doing. July 18,' 1943 my lad. many such instances. Il's a big job . cera eat chow with the pilots ax d I arrived here only yesterday and He will sail the sea and think of his to keep track of all of you and the: needless to say they get only tl e so I really don't know too much William Reid dad; one who.follows your addresses at t best and lots of it. The qjras hall is 1 about tiring* around here as yet. 1120 N. Michigan Ave. He'll woruxer if mom and I are all at the office is. Miss Beulah Bush, situated high on tiie top of a hi 1. Bo far it seems lo be very nice and Hasting*. Michigan ' right -. — -----and if you don't get the Banner It! giving the utmost of what few coo - very different from my Pre-Flight Dear R>)ks: in tiie Slates. We'li wonder If he lias a watch to­ isn't her foul tbecause she spends ing breezes we have, and a beaut - school days at Iowa City. We are How are you all? Hope you are Did you see Dick Bennett? I bet night. e very much our own bosses around are all O.K. ’ Well, I am long ways hours keeping you in your proper ful view of the flying strio. Tl lie looks swell a uniform. ’s pray In that we may How do it place and any gal that can do that squadron has been attached to > here, but naturally there ore offi- from home now. I am on one of the the Adams boy form like work it? You need w s the coming'August 4. 1943 Is wiiat we'd call a ''humdinger* pursuit outfit for maintenance ar d cers around if tiie fellows get out ot Hawaiian Islands. Boy, but this 1* not bother about sending any readnt up and got married yet snd that's lust putting it mildly. -the -------work — we * -----have -to do --------would st р line. Thc officers seem to be very a pretty place. They have ■ lot of Dear Folks : Brtal or anything to getting cat beIwouldn't imagine mentime ancheck to see --------- — — .— if^your boj most any of the old outfits back h nice and are here to help us. UB.O. Clubs and all kinds of sports. Well the Squadron moved out • Parents have to read prvtty scarce out keep there.your Ha! chin Ha! up and I am still here in Chicago for and girls an. getting the Banner . the states. We practically bu d This base ha* been going fo^ the They raise a lot ot pineapple and y. Just O K. If not let us know and well new planes from the parts we ha sugar cane. You should see the su ­ a couple of weeks yet.. I was trane last Several years but within the cause this is the work I d I’m beginning to like it. ferred to. Hq. and Hq. Sqdn. to take try and straighten things, out. Mrs. on hand, and needless to say. ■' e last few months they have really gar cane field. It looks Just about that we mar do it .cliarge of the guard house until we Bolton—we noticed in Lewis’ let- . have been doing a swell Job of ! been doing a lot. The buildings are like corn. I haven't seen the pine­ i farm work coming’ fan 8« *>• the prisoners shipped ter this week. Ire hasn't received a We have a grand bunch of pile * all new and very nice. Wc live in apple fields yet Did Mike get his furlough? I hope out to some other prison. I have to Banner yet—well see what we can and they know what they're doir . barracks instead of four lo a room take care of all the morning reports— do about that, too.i I many of them having been he e a* al Iowa but they are very nice. he did. ! some time. the guard book—I lune 12 prisoners I July 31. 1943 They have a new Recreation Center out this morning to Scott Field and July 8. 1JM3 ' The only thing that we can Jpe: d with bowling alleys, pool tables. Dear Folks: I received vour letter the night John c. White . money for is haircuts and laundi . ping pong. etc. Every other evening before you can put in a transfer for l.ope to get rid of the others soon. There arc three places that 1 j end there are lots of men that hu с they have movies there and the before the day that I called you. I Bub duty.- All we boys are together other nights when there aren't received your telegram the night and when we get back to the States might act moved to now. Jefferson Hastings. Michigan . spent only two or three dollars there's going to be one BIG party. Bairacts. Sioux Falls or Madison Dearest Pup and Helen. .months!! On the other hand. „i । movies there are dances, plays and before I received your letter and I hope It's Madison, and if I can't After a long trip we came to rest : fairly good watch is good for all thtt> tonight a .traveling UB.O. camp called you as quickly as I could. but we have had lou of aspara- S there hope its Sioux Falls. Bud in n pleasant little port and have ' way from »75 to »175. and a cheati show from Hollywood. Tliey really Can’t write and tell you the dates ia*c is going out to Sioux Falls on been here for Just a short time—all 89c flashlight will bring thc iilgl i are makUig tilings as pleasant as but you will know by this. . And we do have a radio up I tried to get home but I didn't this Hm. time w> we have had to remain i price of ten to fifteen dollars!!!j poMible after a hard day of flying e. I haven’t received a Banner lhe 12 of-the month. ’ I am enclosing a money order for on the blasted tub, doggone it any- I। That get the telegram in time. Wish that * I left the States. lo show you that thi thet-| and classes. Tliat Just goes to A short while ago I passed thc I could have been home with you. m putting a little poem in with S10 for you to put in the bank for t:oo! At any rate thc voyage was 1 highest Of the priority is placed ori i letter which is quite true'in me and next month I will be able most pleasant and we had very good apparently useless things A coca.­ | drill field and there was a three I wa* glad to hear Meredith got HE PARTS, also a good loke so to send you quite a bit more. food. along with the company of a i cola Is sold ' when they have then:>. way competition going on. A com­ home all right. This typewriter is pretty well lot of swell guys—and. of course, on hand, for at least a dollar, and : pany of sailors, one of cadets and Glad to hear you received my let­ will know what to expect when worn out and sometimes it Jumps' some lousy ones —We also have had a bottle of beer is worth five dol­ ; one of WAVES. The WAVE* were ter so you know where I am. You >mt home. (Ha. Hal several spaces at u time as you pro­ a trans-oceanic poker game In Jara!! I doing a very snappy Job of march- don't need to worry about me. I am bably have noticed. Lewis O. Bolton. S 2'c which. I must confess I came out i T)1P other night Tojo puu«i a i ing. There are a lot of them on the lust a* safe here as I would be back Well there isn't anything more ?n 1 j small end of the horn by a surprise raid and I broke for the base here doing all sorts ot Jobs in the States. F. P. O.. Seattle. Wash. Juit don't know what to write so Bay hello to the ■ Grandpa's and that I can think of this time so 111 lew douurs-r-but the little money ( bomb shelter without putting on my. that men have been doing. They Ma's and all the rest of the family. close and go out and see what's that we draw over here is of but £hocs. and in lhe get away I ran, teally are dqlng a wonderful-job in will ctoste for this time, but will going on around town. I guess that's about all for awhile. small value, except to buy the bare ncrMB sonu. ihnrp coral and cut the relieving men for sea duty from write you again tomorrow. 1 wish you would send me Red's necessities to keep one in smoking bottom of my feet—damn his yellow. what I can see here, for they are . Love With loads Mnd loads of love. and Don's addresses as 1 have lost tobacco and soap. etc. Almost every- SOuH 111 My feet are so sore that I really doing a man's Job. Bob them. Also take a Utile of tliat ones nerves are on edge, and we cnn har<Uy waik. but I'll be OK. in Pvt. Robert Reid. 36415302 PB. Don't ever forget to write. I must close and get ready for Here's a poem Lewis sent along monejr and get the Banner sent to are constantly kettlng into argu- • a C0Uple of days dinner now. My address Is: A.P.O. 961. c/o Postmaster me. they seem to have stopped It merits that are of Utile consequence. . San Francisco. California in’ hie letter. -----... . A/C Charles M. Leonard for some reason or other and I miss but they tend to show wiiat a guy I Write to me often and soon anti ! A Bailor’s ThOtte fits Barracks 110. Wing 2. Locker 96 it. My address for tiie next io days Is made of when It comes lo taking see if yftu can get some 620 film anti By Milo A. Main U. S. Naval Air Station Thursday. July 22. 1943 Minneapolis. Minnesota a long voyage. I guess that I've read 1 send to me. Your son, Mrs. James E. Dibble Sgt. Shirley M. Wilkins And I know at home they are think­ and I still like to receive mall so 402 E. Green St. a total of 40 or so books, and I can't I Roy John Hq. and Hq. Sqdn. ing of me: have people write when they have ' remember what they are about. Wc Hastings. Michigan 2nd Lieut. Roy J White. 0573747 720 S Michigan BlvdX wonder if the folks and crops are free time. It really is swell to re­ have nothing to do on this dog- i A.P.O. 709. c o Postmaster . ceive mail from lhe people at home Dear Mom; Chicago. 5. Illinois all right goned ship but eat and sleep now. 1 Received a swell letter from you Son Francisco. California Shjrley Tory wonder if I have a watch to­ It makes the time go faster and Ls yesterday so I guess I had better get and maybe pull a 4-hour stretch of night. , I Officer of thc Guard every two I something to look forward to at busy and answer it. • June 2. the end of a hard day. ‘Hello Shirley—the reason your days or so—other than that we are ! I am feeling fine except for the As I alt and think of my girl back Banner was stopped was because we stymied for a small bit of enter­ Miss Roberta Morgan Sincerely. hot weather we get over here-all the received a card from the postoffice tainment. Since putting in to port Chuck time, but the nights are nice and 1 know that shell wait and that saying insufficient address—why we the ship has shown a few movies Hastings. Michigan Chuck’s birthday is August 3rd. cool which helps a lot. Here is a little something that •hell care. don't know, because it is the same for us. but they're so crowded that July 29. 1943 Was glad to hear that you re­ If I don't get home for another address we've always used. Periiapi one can't get near them, except to thought you might like. Mrs. Fred Hale ceived the money orders I sent. I year. it is the new zoning order that hiu hear the sound, or, perhaps to get E. Thorn St. hope they came tn handy. Ftor well not strike a port that's_ made tiie dlffeiencc anyhow well behind lhe screen and sec the pic­ Hastings. Michigan I'm glad to hear that Dad is going I try' and stralgiilen it out We Just ture from behind and that isn't t men Dear Aunt Kate, good over at B. C. I just hope he wanted you to know you hadn't much fun. either. But. I guess that 1 Who’ve been over here since C Well. I am now at Bowling Green. doesn't work so hard that he hurts knows when. I think of home many miles away. | been taken off the mailing list. Let we will ______ .... .... I I like it here "Very much. It is a his health. survive the trip if nothing,, , Now we’ve been In the Junglej And know that I'U gel back somec- - us have your new adrets as soon as ■ worse happens r beautiful place Nearly all of the I’m hoping to be home to enjoy j on the range you move. । You knew .this U sure buildings are new or rather so. that new furnace thU fall or win­ , You 1-----------------------------—-—. U'l P------ a bell on— i Promised a relief but there’s ne I guess you have had some swell ter. Boy it will be wonderful lo be , from home to be without I a change. weather for the lake. I envy al­ back in good old Hastings again. and we are getting no closer, but , Now what ot- the millions .that's 1 most anyone who is at a lake this The town sure will look beautiful then. Ill have seen a lot of the over there , summer. Betty and the children are after seeing nothing but these Arab world in one way or another, all I, Living like kings and spouting a going to. spend a couple of weeks towns for to long. Incidentally I ‘“I. 1* of ■"» hot — air at Gun lake. We are kept busy here guess it will be all right to list a I How I — miss her!. I suppoac that on wiiat they would they < ----- ... ..... mc> wuiuu uudo u if mv> cuum all the time and get very little time few of the large cities I have been if I was the only one to have a wife gct over hCre " in over here: Casablanca, Blzerte back in the states I would have I But keep dodging that draft when off. Last week I mode my first solo and Tunis. You have no doubt read every right lo sit in the corner and their time is near mope, but seeing as how I'm not. I Ana then come3 the fellows left in flight. Il was a lot of fup All of of them all in the newspapers. Uie mates around here Uke flying lately tiie mall has been coming III get along. But I sure miss the camps Red-Headed Ll'l Woman, what wl|h j uving in glory while we live like and we are always having a swell through quite regularly so that time. We fly in the mornings and helps a lot toward keeping me in all we have had to do there Itasn t tramps evenings. In the afternoons we have go<xl spirits. There's nothing like been much else to think about, and Eating and sleeping like wolves on ground school and physicaLtralnlng. mall from home. I received one No matter what you besides, cnn you think of a more I the trail I must stop now /nd out from Aunt Nettie lhe other day and pleasant subject to think or dream Wjlh nol many Wnd WOrds and so lo Well. bring your car in for, thc airport. Tell everyone Hello, am going to answer it right away. of? Neither cun I! , nuie mall especially all of my friends at the The other day I ran into a boy ii >uu gei any min tor me cam- wnen wc gee news oil we near oi is church. I went to high school with. He is era. I wLsh you would take some ; Joe I/fve. a Sgt. in the infantry. He was one pictures of you all and Lhe kids and Who lias spent a nice time on . Jack Donley class ahead of me and quarterback send them to me. cause all the shots i Another furlough farm and raise a son like THE HOME FRONT _____________________ t' YOU GET REAL SERVICE ai McKEE’S! prices. Now, than ever before we want to prove to you that wc really know how to bring better and economical per­ formance to your car. McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR tn E. STATE ST. HASTINGS FHOWk 3554 we had, I gave to Collette—so you | To us over iptre he-ls better known । see 1 have none. Would you do that As the UB.—>. soldier. nKpever ------- — •leaves -------for me. please? home . . July 18. 1943 So what about sending a\few ot those across \ After a long long sea voyage we I finally landed here about a week To replace these men and the ones we last । ago. and . we were all surprised to ' find that It had been built up to To give us a chance for a much earned rest such a point where we have show­ ers. good drinking wnter.'kwell chow, And gel beck in shape to finish the test. lota of work, a splendid spirit of Love. cooperation, a few bombing raids Archie by Tojo now and then. and. above Pvt. Arthur L. Vaughn all. about elght-day mail service from lhe states to here by nlr mall! i A.P.O. 913, c/o Postmaster San Francisco. California We have been fairly busy the past few days digging fox holes and. bomb shelters, and the work sure is Greetings. Arthur Vaughn, ole man we saw your note to-day hard. The structure of the ground We think we know Just how you feel but we have this to say Wc appreciate the sentiments in the poem seni_Irom you But now be honest with yourself— what you write is not ail true. You would be the first to admit there is much to do back home To 'back-up' and help-.the fighting man 'cause he can not stand alone. And as for lhe men back here In Camps they are ready to go when they're f called Orders are given bv those in com­ mand it's not their fault if here they are stalled So while they're training and still over here don't begrudge them the chance that they have To visit their mum and Ute family . back home that's just playing cricket, my lad. We're all mindful of your hardships of the suffering you bare And H's not Just idle chatter that we nil would take our share. and on the football team. His name. Is and give everybody a big hug Norman Hall. He used to work In kiss for me. I love you both. the City Bank. I stayed overnight Your loving aoo. with him once, do you remember? Bill His folk»*live up on Dibble St. or 8 Sgt Wm E Dibble ’ near there. He is married to Gret­ Co C, 612th Q.M. Bn. (bkry) chen Beverwyk. a Hastings girl. If Fort Sam Houston. Texas you should happen to know of them or could look them up you might Pfc. Richard Springer mention it. He looked good to me. Hdq. Btry 316 F.A. Bn. It sure was good to see some one A.P.O. 81 c/o Postmaster from home again. Loa Angeles. Calif. Well. Mom. I hope you are much Birthday-Dec. 29 happier in town now. and I’m sure (Dicks’ brother. Orlo. U at Camp you are not nearly as lonely as be­ fore Don't worry about me. Ill be Corn. J. Gilbert Tate home if at all passible and I'm do­ 805th Eng. Av. Bn. ing my best to make It possible. HAP Co. Army Air Your loving son. Richmond. Va. Jimmy Birthday—Oct. 4th. Lt. James P. Dibble. 0233844 AiP.O 520. c/o Postmaster New York. N. Y. Small boats •'Hello'’ Jimmy. We understand Camp No. 2, tent B 5. tliat the African sunshine has really Fort Pierce'. Fladeveloped all of the natural beauty of your freckles or enhanced their face value so lo speak or as you Pvt Thomas F. Stebbins, 36863913 might say. Co. R. 1st. Ord Reg.. QR.T.C. . We happen to know that the Aberdeen Proving Ground money orders you refer to in your Aberdeen, Maryland * letter were Mothers Day and rtthera Day gifts to your Mom and Pfc. Robert W. Ransom Dad. which was a mighty nice thing Asn. 36460578 807 TBB. Bks. 823 for a son to do Jimmy. Army Textile School We caught a glimpse of your wife (Maxine Envoy) when she was Sioux Palls. 8 D. home to see her brother E3uign John Erway and his bride while Thomas J. Robinson F 2/c they were here. She looks as pretty Company X-N.A.T.T.C. as always but we Just knew that she 87th and Anthony Ave. wouldn’t feel as good as she looked Chicago. Illinois until you are safely home. Friday night, 8:30 ‘ July 23, 1943 Mr. and Mra. James E. Dibble 402 E. Green St. Hastings, Michigan Dear Mother and Dad: Weil. I’m all alone again. It seems like a dream that “my folks” were down here. I only wish it could kave been both of you. too. Gosh it seem* like I'm just lost at night now.. 1 don't know what to do. Well, it was certainly wonderful while they were here. I imagine they got home till* afternoon. I sure wished I could have been with them, but that's lhe way It goes. Well maybe some time III get a furlough. I certainly hope so. Ill bet It' was nice when Bob and his family came. How are they? I Imagine probablv the same os usual. Boy how I’d like to go up north fishing with Daddy and Bob. Yeah. I certainly do miss those things. We’re into military training again, did. 1 tell you? We moved up into barracks so tliat makes It nice. We had a tough physical fitness test today. We had lo run a lot of long runs and tough exercises and to ton it off we took a 4 mile hike with full field packs in 38 minute* That was really something. I guess we'll be up here until probably the mid­ dle of August and what is next. I don't know. How have you been? I hope not working too hard. Is Daddy still over at Battle Creek? I'll bet he really makes good doesn’t he? Have you heard from Jimmy lately? I guess I’ll have to write to him, I sure would like to hear from hirn. Well 111 depend upon Marge to give you all ot the details on their visit down here. I must close. Please be good and don’t work too hard Lt. Robt. H. Henney Co. B. Sth Inf. Reg. Camp Carson. Colo. Lt. James N. Valentine 399th Bomb. Grp. Soil. (IOC Wendover Field. Utah Pvt. John L. Lockwood ABN. 16088307 c/o Postmaster New York. N. Y. Pfc. Richard Gaskill. 381797(3 P. M San Francisco. Calif. A/C Kenneth L. Wilcox Eanle Field ' Dos Palos, Calif. Pvt. George E. Clum ASN. 36415348 San Francisco. California Pvt. Ernest Belson Asn. 36197215 A.P.O. 503 Postmaster San Francisco Next week. Gail Foster. H.H.8. senior this fall, will 'give out' about what goes on. 'fills summer Gail has engineered the teen-agers groups at the UB.O. room when It was open to the Youth Council and she'll be able to tell you. "who's do­ ing what.' Until then. Cheerio. Zolly Coffer Aircraft modification centers, an American development, weatherize and equip each new plane for a specific theater of operations MEN and WOMEN WANTED IN OUR LOCAL PLANT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES you will surely come to see That In this queer old world of ours . Z" ba> ^11, ' «ot kt* o,,> ^lli„ And why you men on battle fronts should have been the first to go No matter how we reason it well never really know. But 'over-thcre' dr here at home our lives are not our own Wc each have an unknown destiny tliat fact we've all been shown There's just one thing to remember when we feel doubt and sad des­ pair An Unseen Hand directs our course which may not always seem quite fair. But no matter how we figure it. how much we may rebel We have to meet, our fate that cornea Cwlli do no Rood to yell. And there's only one salvation for all men since time began And that’s an all abiding faith in God and Fellowman. Of course it isn’t easy to accept this simple creed When there are other things con­ crete _ that would seem to meet your need ■ Yet when you find this power of Faith you’ll have trust in the ultimate And more .than that, my noble friend you will have found your soul! ' July 29. 1943 Dear Zolly: • I have a short while to write and ------- - ,— —e. I really look for­ ward to it every week and the Home Front column is my favorite. I laorn PAST , EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-08-19.pdf fad97a2f55289da98252ee1cd953d964 PDF Text Text The HELP RIAT INFLATION— ... BUY BONDS SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 t. 6 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR ------------- ——-----_= Instruction! for On thi it * <r <r * <r Brining Vegetables TT I-1 ARI YOU C PART II WAR 1 In answer to requests on lw Home r ront • ?"n' JUDGES NAMED •'FOR 4-H FAIR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 19. 1943 EDITORIALS I 12 PACES—2 SECTIONS ALL 'B’r 'C BOOKS MUST BE RENEWED On June 22. In lhe morning, the over here must guard against, greatest battle In the history of lhe • • • ' . world started. Since then something Over-confidence fatone might not Advance Indications Point ,Uke three and a half months have defeat u* but It could delay final;; Wpf Plant Workers to T« Lnrao Vartad Exhibits j elapsed, and here I can say this: victory by many months. ... . Apply Through Their To Large. Varied Exhibit! .| Everyth ing mute .Ince u then has proceeded ’ * _ ruung indications thati that! . Tronsportotion Foster. Barrv County There are manv Harold J. Foster. Foster, Barry countv ttCC ftCCording to plan. plan ■• • •• w. We k.v. have. many indici Indications • ransporrorion Committee uommincc SorU-iiltitrat Secnt announce* the I . _______ •, ___ " Agricultural Agent announcea howcvcr t--,, mUtakcn about one Na*I military are yet far from- All holders of “B“ and “C" gasoJudaea and department supertntenhno Wea -Mantle Uie breaking point; 1-German re-f »ne ration books must re-apoljl 1m­ denis for the Barn' Codnty 4H Club Stance in Sicily has been stout no mediately mediately for for renewals, renewals of of these these show ,to_ be noa held . a_t me the. r«n Fair < . ---- y—-------------- — L 01 SilOW ~---Ouuw lO or w . panic as in Tunisia;------orderly "round* September 1. 1 22and and3rd. 3rd. against Germany and Europe and ------------------- —rret —• GroundsSeptember Boyd Bolton of ofHasting* Hastings will will 1act how Imnieksurably great was the.'^-difficult maneuver) with strong BoydBolton 1. tr,. J danger hnw bv the skin of our. teeth rear guard action which has pretty NEW NURSES AID =========== COURSE TO START D A T I fi N I N DURING SEPTEMBER * "J ' Y, *’ ' " Cteu Op.n to w«„n ☆ AT A GLANCE home extension agent recommends dry pftqk -for two-snap r j j-.x'j- r j- ----- -j--.------------- .-------a a“»/ “salt *• —-----------w -beans , and cabbage. information regarding the new , , “ , -The beans ins to be brined are ere first first,t Nurtcs' Aide program, sponsored by Hl frillLs and gals, 'Washed. T h "* ’ blanched Then they are blanched 1 the Bgrry Co. Chapter. American I really don't know how I rale ! for 3—3'4 I— --------------------------minute*. in steam if---poaRed Cross. may be obtained from rent purchases of items rationed ' a steamer cannot be ar'tlng the chance to write col- • ntble. if nw.tarm.ybeured.’nw i Mrs. George H. Hebden, volunteer the government. This newspap llvely to *0 many .swell people ranged hot waler may be used. The 1 services chairman, or Mr*. R. M. believes this scrvlse will enable I but here goes— _ beans are then mixed with salt I Cook, the new chairman of the dividua Is to cooperate more fully School is just about to gel under u*ing one |»und of **ck salt' to I Nurses' Aide comlmltee. AppUca«ar win our tautall two u <wen<y pouaO. or bran. Thu nu«biiu .-.WK.,-J"?-MJ?. nuiui* —„— —. really .going to mis* Its captain ture 1* packed in a clean crock, cov- eri tnuurnc ,„e Red stamps T. U and V valid ««««, Dlck Thomas, but, I know that hell ered wltii a thlncloth and plater bocker acting as assistant superin- 1 only of Germany but also of Eu­ through Aug. 31; W valid Aug. 15. ro every game and 1 and weighted down. , A brine will undents In the department. Wil-1 rope. That I can say now. I can say able to keep Italy from pulling out 1 o f highway and non-highway gaso-1 the ages of 18 to 50 years. After be Uilnking of them , added Inspiration form nnr) and inma some fen fermentation take | iard Brodbeck I* named superin- r only today because I can say that of the war; German representatives, fine rations. They must do this at ’ the appllcatiorw have been approved hell serve a* an added *’~« 1 1 tnrm 1 tendcnl of swine and roll club ex- thls enemy u already broken and Ln Rome were able to show proof' once If they expect to receive their I and doctors certificataa obtained, Sept. 20. to their snappy playing, Roll call ! place. teems totobe be in tnoraer In about hlblts with AndrewKennedy Jr _---------------------CaffM order asas you hear 1 when bubbling ceases. rill never rise again—Adolph Hlt- of potential military might which, new ration books by Sept. 1. On ’ lhe class receives 80 hours of In­ the girls talking about the fellows j two weeks, the bean* are ready to and John Richardson a* assistants . - J. ~ ; temporarily, at least. . outweighed nd C couP°n' structlon from Miss Esther Kreider. • —— — ’ B — “ — Unrationed. No coupon needed. that we went to Khool with last use. Take out amount needed, wash 1 In the department. The sheep de- , • • , . , the theat presented by Allied armies wtn «Plre. Suju R. N. who taught the first group year. BUI Kelly and Bill Garrison off brine and cook as usual. These . partmcnl will be headed by Donald ( Goering s advancing in Sicily; in the first di- N*EW TYPE BOOKS BOOKS last spring Trie course includes w TYPE Stamp 13 good for 5 lb. from really looked *upet in their navy bean* keep a fair amount of vita- , Keech with Milburn Jone, and • reel political tussle between the AlMr. Mr Bauer Ma"”’ said “w a “ new type of I 35 hours of instruction and 45 hours June 1 to Aug. 15 blues There', something about a mln and mineral content and much Greydon Wood assisting. ‘ nN.HUexm.n/ "B" and. “C" book nursing under the ------- will — be issued, ---------- at practice — Stamp No. 14 good for 5 pound* lies and Germany for control of Millorl We feel lucky’for Dean of the flavor andaroma of beans. Tito Poultry Department will becvcr Iau on wazi uermany. The present sent “B" B“ and "C" Baseline gasoline supervision of Mis* Miss Kreider. Kreider. Aug. 18 through Oct. 31. , — .----------r------------- live in HasKeeler and Duane Stamm within picked fresh from the garden and । headed by Hugh Myer* with Marian । will not -<>i be .. honored after Women who do not Stamps No. IS and 16 may ta xhoutlng distance of each other cooked. I Stevens and Nyla Ball as assistantsA couple of examples of over-conIn Russia, where the Soviet* have sepl.M. excepting a few books of , tings and who wish to take lhe usedfor canning sugar in amount* down there In Texas. Harmon Wil- For storagc the beans may be left' in Ute department. Eugene Hay- j fldence—to exaggerate by under- brought together tremendous armies the-fie* type which were Issued bv course are entitled to additions.' of 5 lb. each through Oct. 31. rox seem* to be literally cooking ln tlMr crock in a cooi place or the wood. James McDermld and Smith , statementi and equipment for their first sue- the board during the past three ' gasoline for the trips to the hos- : Both coffee and sugar coupona cessful summer offensive. German weeks. I ; pitai from the same War Ration down in South Carolina but hell ; beans may be placed in sterilized Sherman Jr. will act as superinten- ; ... pikAi nnd niiu it Is is suggested that they I are •• (Continued I, The ...v new ... - books have ..... the .... follow- 1 make make arrangements arrangements at at the the rationration- ' Book Book 1. 1. make a pretty slick marine and re- ,ara covered with tne brine from ' dents and assistant superintendents ifs a malady that those of us tContinued on Page 4. Sec. 1.) memtoring his football playing we {he crock aU(1 COVeis screwed down । in lhe crops department. Lawrence . ing style: "B" mileage ration or mg board. Shoes know That when he gets In there . to make the cans air tight. 1 Rohrbacher ho* been named to • ; "C mileage ration to written on The new class of Nurses' Aides | stamp 18 good for 1 pair through there won't be any noltte barred - Kitchenette sauerkraut is espe- | head the 4H handicraft department. I-------------- — --------- — each coupon. The old type have, is greatly needed at the hospital. | Oct. 31. ’ But lhe kids that have been left clull.. cconomical when only a lew Norma Huntington, Marjorie Laufor instance "Permit* delivery of | Registered nurses are almost im- 1 Gasoline here have been pretty busy this . hcad’s of cabbage are to.be made t-u 1 -------* — ' is i one "C” unit of gasoline Then; possible to obtain and the seven1 Stamp Number 7 from Basta I is no change in the "A" form ex- NurseV Aides, who graduated last Mileage Ration A Book, worth 4 summer wotking In factories, offices,. lnto kraut at a lime. This kraut i stores nnd we've even hud some of ; mt>re vitamin "O” than < 1 cent that coupons are now valid I spring and' who have been on djity : gallons of gasoline, good througn 1 for‘only three gallons, as are "B" j ever since, have been of great as- , sept. 21. the High School heroes. Jake Ken- , docs sauerkraut made in a crock. Ihiblts. 8 All *upeiTntendents are yon and Louie Myers working on , Uae jypg of two-quart Jar 1serving without financial renum- I . , „ . . „ , . I ®nd "C" couoons in the future. slstance. Miss Lottie Teusink. su- I Fuel OU month of the year which 1* quite At STATIONS perlntendent. praises their ability | coupon 5 good for 11 gallons, lhe street crew*. 1 fegj sort of out • except those with self-sealing cov- •Station for their time and effort They Taught Him Manyf unusual if not distinctly*. । Employes in' war plants should : highly and many patient* at the : Must last until Sept. 30 for both nf things .Just keeping house and er> Test jara for Raks. Sterilize 1 a make lhe 4H Fall Achievement Lessons' Very Helpful to ----- — trying to keep ration pointe straight. 1 Jara coveni and the spoon to be IShow a success. - --r - "These and other features of that1 apply through their transportation, hospital have expressed titfir ap- ; heat and hot water. Him in Later Work as Head experience might be exploited for . committee These committees must 1 predation of their services. These I Tira The young fry have now declared US4;d jn packing the sauerkraut Prof. C. L. Cole of the Michigan «« -----the(r novelty, «nd there might be I certify mileage on these applies- | Nurses' Aides received their official I Second Inspection* due: A book a share in the US.O. and you tipy* 1 ftelect good firm heads of cab- ;State College Animal Husbandry Of .i the Illinois *»_ii College an epic in every one of them. Yet . Hons and mall them to the board, certificates and button* at the last! vehicle* by Sept. 30; B'» by Oct. home on leave have been swell niter ( bnge. Early cabbage te as good a* ;Dept, has been Invited to place all Of Agriculture 1 Lhe background, upon which I ' The books will be sent directly o'* by Aug. 31: 31; commercial ve■mj to; > meeting meeting of of lhe Red Cross board. । 31; c'i the first startled look and grin a* > tau varieties. Trim off outside ।livestock exhibits except dairy cat­ In the chapters so far given in — ------------------------------------------ — learned to rely for shaping the users When commenced the 6course. 1 nicies every 6 montlu or 5.000 mile*, you twar the vlclrolas going full heaves nnd remove all discolored ।tle. Dairy cattle will be placed by , ; When they commenced thethey course. 1 hides every montlu or 5,000 miles, 1<A volunteer vrdimftotor hours hnnr, • . which —(.1.1. ever - — - - is *. first. ' • -.n DeanDavenport Davennort's Banner nfof Dean ’s ooliclc* touching education for 1 Renewal applications arc availavail- II they promised 150 blast and the click of the cue stick | 8poU. In handling keep trimmed ,John Foster. District 4H club agent the Hanner Sugar Far Canning on ball. Did you ever get hit over heads clean. Rinse in running from Kalamazoo K. K. Vining. story of his own life, as published farmers, was laid in the common- able at ga-ohne filling stations or each to the hospital and It is ex- j in 1 -----------several .. numbers -..-.w — Of ~ the Country place aetiviues activities of the dav-bv-dav dxy-by-day I at the tho different manufacturing petted pectetl that their hours will be I Sugar for home-canning of 1943 the head with a cue slick? If you water with stem end down and Kent County Agri. Agent will ,I -------•— — ! fruit crops will be available to completed by the first -» of October. never did. Just try and referee a drain. Shred cabbage Into Urge place the vegetable, crops. and poul­ . Gentleman in 1925. under the head- rouUne of the farm, and In the i plants. Dcnsmore. 'I Ing of "A Son of the Timberland." live* of those who lived by the land, i -----------------No doubt some of them will give housewives on approximately tta friendly argument. You're going to , pan or bowl. A two-quart Jar will ;try show. Miss Eleanor Densmore. win judge i..a=B we have told of his boyhood day* "How shall we exalt the-commonthe*common- Ii have to look sharp « you tWnk you atxwt 31-3 pounds of nhredded Kent County home agent will ' additional hours but a new class of game baste as last res son No reducon his father's Woodland farm; of. place into its true perspective as j I volunteer worker* is urgently need- j uon of blue point stamps will ta am gob« to boat your kid broth- Babtam». To this ainoilnt add 1 the. glrlr. exhibits. his atleiidance Kt. and' graduating — — • — -------— •— * reptrsenting the great- heart and i :l;ad>------- -—- -...... _—-. - -—•Tutii'-'frwirers especially the Henry and Kee- j tablespoon* salt and if desired I Plans are fast being completed by I It te hoped tb commence the new j for canning sugar. ler brother* ltea-spoon sugar. Mix well. the County Extension Office for from, the Michigan Agricultural pulse of humanity, which is so! I class tn September and-anyone tn- j ----------------- • a > —— Will some kind soul please en- I Dip Hie rubber into boilingwater the large 4H club exhibit of calves, College- He had finished nid course completely wrapped up In common I : terested should contact either Mrs. a 11 CT I ft KI C Al CC lighten me as to what a Warrant and place on the hot jar. sheep, swine, farm produce and oth- will) no idea of becoming a teach­ things and common deeds? The er. He planned to and did return Cook or Mrs Hebden at once. ! IVIN JALtJ exceptional Is more Interesting. It Officer to? I've asked and asked With the spoon pack the cabbage । er 4H summer projects. Club memthe farm, and become hl* fath- Is true, but it is often deceptive andwenone look* sort of vague firmly into the Jar. Work quickly. MBS. MARGRET PATTON. Prep. generally over the me county arc to ‘7.==. ?» U rome Mg mystery j>r are thev FUI lhe lar to the very top and II bers For whoever believes that every i On account of leaving her home. one1 of those unwept, unhonored press until the Juice nin* out. Seal making pic™ for the orcr?. =c“rd . week, in hi* own words, we will man can. by virtue of some special Mrs. Patton will dispose of the 1 Ing to Foster. give hte story of the ten years he training, win a 825D00 Job needs to household goods at'public auction and hte father worked together on be reminded that positions which at the house located *4 mile north that beautiful 300 acre farm, and can pay that price are. like hen's u*. of Delton. Henry Flannery will cry ; Hostings ,, how thnt practical, hard work fit­ teeth, both few and scattering •the sole and Milton Letnsar will "Farming is the great and abldThe Banner to indebted to Chas.; ted into hte later career as an edu­ fact as clerk See the adv. ciaecator. He became not only an in­ Ing witness to the value of the com- ' A Wetosert. now and for many ! wherc in this issue for full par-. mcnplace and of the man who to ■ years a member of the staff of the structor. but an executive. Under . ticulars. above the average. And so 1- Kalamatoo Gazette, for the fol- i hto direction lhe Illlnoto College of just ... ------— '] All-Doy Program la Agriculture grew from only a name ----was,u,. that.— out----------------------of this ten-year rou"-1lowing list of commissioned officers i with seven students to a great in- ] tine on the farm and its intimate in xhe Civil war who came from ' Announced For Friday iUt hoi^stootaketa stroll along 1 now being conducted at the Uni­ stltutlon with a student body of I association with neighbors s|mll- Barry county. Before his connec- . The atmual judging and demon­ 0.000 ! arly engaged, there was developer. tlon with the Gazette, Mr. wetothe farm known u the old stration contests for Barry counn HU story of hlvten years on the .a background for certain outstand- sert was a reporter for the Banner ! drier place. located 2 mile* m 4H canning and food preparation Ii farm followsI Ing convictions which served aa ahd prepared many interesting arti-1 west of Middleville, 2 mito * members are announced for Friday. des concerning pioneer days and “I had gone to coUett a boy and Fuldfs 10 m‘n>' ? decl?‘*1 °r 1 mil? east and 2'4 mile* »ou August 20. at the courthouse tn came bock a man—if not in knowi- ! people of this county. He and the ' °n’ *I1?1 I quu, . Caledonia. He is offering ar Hastings by Mary E. Bullis, home late Wm. W. Potter published a hisI fwtszp f.Ti't f-xneriente at tta least in was up as to methods to^>2* be emI the cover. cellent list of horses, cows, ffitlon Vd ?uU<X f“ terSlP'o^4^..S S J^i llki old home Week. , Jar and dip tC top to hot pora- extension agent. tory of this county. chickens, feed, farm much The material for tire following rt rotr overcome home unexpected- ! ffln to prevent the entrance of air. •nils all day meeting starts at er life, os glimpsed through college Ng 8>8tem and some furniture. N. C. Th article was gathered when Mr.' \^ «Lu vnur Morn she's sit- . Keeping out all air tends to nre- 9:30 A. M. with canning judging. eyes, was full, of Ihterest and pt»- i farmers. will cry tiie .sale and Culet Welssert resided in Hastings, but, th* back row and ehnper- serve more of the vitamin C and to Classes In canning will be one kind siblUtle* I was made a partner ■ II' was-thls experience that not onlttg the soldier from Custer and prevent discoloration of the kraut. of fruit, one kind, of vegetable and with my father in the business of i only provided guidance in devising wax never used in his work here. or In Kalamazoo. The other day S. HuKik, name U yiu" w*- ■ ™e .•u-rkr.ul will W, rradv tor menus. ’ farming and. as he was always । and executing plans, but th* not he ran across the notes he had pre­ 5 WSrTM si ill find hn- » in from (wo to to w«-to djAt 12:30 P. M. light untreated ready fcr anything new if it onlv Infrequently enabled me to forecast | HAROLD MYER8, Prop. cakes made by older food prepara­ promised Improvement, the prospect the evil consequences of debatable pared concerning these Civil war ■ anywhere along the left side with desired Use the juice a* well as tion members will be judged by was enticing and fully appreciated policies when my (^leagues, often officers but had never printed and | | Having decide to quit fa the. rest of the "war widows." sent them to the Banner, a favor i I Myers will have an auctb When they said "Join the Navy the kraut. Both are equally rich In Beatrice Boyle, assistant state club by the young irlfe. who soon came far- better trained than 1. were be- we greatly appreciate. The list of1 leader, to determine the county from a neighboring farm to share | fogged or even misled. 1 the farm located 3 mitoa and see the World" they weren t vitamin C. officers given belqw was compiled I IjirRV I 1. mil—c U. ■ Bulletins on wartime canning. winner. Demonstrations by cloth­ my fortunes. ■ Because there are so many mte- from official sources. kidding were they—or were they, you boys in Chicago? I can think Storage nnd drving of vegetables ing. canning and food preparation "Her father like mine had been conceptions about farming and According to these notes, it ap -1 of three right now that they let and fruits may be obtained free at teams are scheduled for 1:00 P. M. a builder before he was a former, fanners on the part of perfectly pears that the township of Prairie-: Holden farm. He fa offering go to tnort exciting places. I saw the Extension office in the Court At 2.00 P. M. menus, table service, And so it was that lhe building in- well-intentioned people, arid b=- vllle furnished more commissioned | ltd, M and unfrosted cup cakes will be stinet was strong in both of us. a cause many of these questions will a Snapshot of Bill Morgan the oth­ House in Hastings. fudged by food preparation mem- resource that was to stand us in I edme up iharply in later chapters, officers for the Union army, than er day standing In front of the any other of Barry's sixteen town­ Royal Hawaiian Hotel beneath excellent stead in the formative when dj«u«‘ng ships. Those Prairieville Union Wlnnera in the county contest; days to come, when suitable hous- ment and potato. I am dteposed to swaying palms, etc. Bob Henry is Harlingen Army Air Field. Texas particulars. ‘ I will compete at the state 4H Club Ing and equipment, for hocne eco- analyze this background of farming soldiers who returned as companyup melting igloos and Jack Bu—A gradiiate this week of the Har­ show which will be held In East nomlcs and for agriculture became experience In an endeavor to clear- off leers were: Captain Charles H. lingen flexible gunnery school who ,OPA^AYS NO EXTRA holtz 1* out upon the seven seas. Swarthout. Co. F. 8th Infantry: Lansing. September 4-7. So you see there i* still hope that one of lhe major problems In col- ■ ly state the features on which I Charles H. Snider. 2nd lieutenant. qualified as an expert aerial trig­ ItyriON FOR HAY FEVER The hundred thirty-six girls are lege administration you might loin the several hun­ | learned to rely for guidance in my Co. F. 8th Infantry; HCrmon O. german after six weeks of Intensive ; In canning and 192 In food dred Barry county boys upon the “Mmi men whnte lives are de- Ul,rty years of coltego admlntotra- Smith. 2nd lieutenant Co. F. 7th training and now wears the sliver , Spot jottingsWe just heard enrolled XjlJ^^Sork ^nter thi “«»• » Uved “»« U’e of a farmer / CUfford MeMann, O.P.A. Dfcpreparation projects this year. Miss1 briny blue yet. that Cpl. Ried Furrow from Camp Cavalry: Charles H. Ruggles. 1st wings of a Gunner-Teciinidan-Serv trict Mileage rationing Officer, to­ One of the fellows that I miss Laughton. Wash, is due to arrive Bullis urges all members, who are geant 1* Lyle C. Hathaway, son A day clarified the rcgulatlrna for hay lieutenant and quartermaster. Co. the most Is "Pike" Foreman. Al­ today (Thurs.) Well be seeing you. able, to take part In these contests. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hathaway. His- fever sufferers seeking extra gaso­ A. 13th Infantry. though Louie Myers is running a Swarthout entered the service as Ungs. R. No. 5. line i?tlon* for automobile trips to close second nobody can quite Cpl. He was promoted to sergeant and upper Michigan after several per­ "Howdy." Keith Fox atx Lowry I J£re?r bSFi land- and who»e h°P« of ln- a sergeant. September 7. 1881; was whistle like "Pike". The school received hte diploma and wing* at soils applied to local war price and oromoted to 2nd lieutenant Oct. house park hasn't been the same Field, Denver, send us your address 18. 1864: made first lieutenant Nov. , brief exercises held here and. unless rationing boards and the OP.*, since "Pike" Isn't trilling througn soldier. held over to serve as an instructor. 20. 1864: was made a captain April W-v Zzz^z: loft ’ •-* district office. . Wac' Betty Cooper left last It at all houra of the night and I will depart Immediately to join a U» madden. .u.e night Ight iWed.) (Wed.) for Des Moines to w beMany applicants claiming that (Continued on Page 3, Sec. 1.) day. combat crew aboard a U. 8. bomber. hay fever, or will when lhe season August 25 to the deadline for fil­' duties a full decode was spent in of mind of the man who depends gin her training. Be on the look Well, here’s to the days when we out Betty for Lt. Leona D. Smith ing of applications for lhe new' the day-by-day routine of the farm upon himself for a living; to took I Before learning to "double in gun- they already are suffering from »._■------.... ...» -%-_t—u<n Which• -ro far as I know the only case of to the land and not to an employ­ again go to Miller’s and eat all the | <WoodUndl wtoU .UUonM In I*. VnhmKx U»t o SehoUnMp nery." he completed one other gel* under way August 15. exhibit mechanhot fudge we can stand, lake the Moines. _ie Uni­’ the kind on record er for a job. It was the old farm been established by the a doctor's statement certifying Uto car every night, buy *teak for Duke, - ---------------, les or armament and qualified as trip to necessary. But such t Otatsofr 1 -Nn* .< an nverwr and not as that stood always at my back In the - - Beverly Jones was sworn in the ^rslty of Mlchlganjn -ie the name ni Pieman darkest days of college uncertainty. buy a new sport coat out of every Waves at Detroit on Monday and Hastings high fh school. • an air crew technician. -•—’ It •• has been1 ment will not help. MfiMsim mK other paycheck and do all of our leaves for Hunter College in Sept, announced i>y 11 While at Harlingen he fired every bj E. L. Taylor, prin­ O-PA-’s ruling affecting hay fever shooting at the 3 for 10 stand at and make a living, so I did not| type weapon from BB guns to cali ­ cipal. Oh yea. happy lournev to Gordy I , planter, cultivator or harvester, sacrifice my convictions for bread Under the terms of the new the Barn- County Pair. bre .50 Bror‘ — “ * Crothers in Iceland who has leave Ihat “driving to a more favoral and as lumberman, woodcutter or ■ The (YeaAnne is-staring me In the to go to Scotland. (Sorry you have scholarship arrangement, an out­’1 ditcher. I lived the common life of and butter, as too many do who de­ climate for health purposes is t »_____ ....... nn I.n,n„ man ro i >*nd other. employment. face and si) I must bld you all good not time enough to come home. I standing fraduate of the high school* 100th birthday Wednesday. Aug. 11.. of Instruction and training eyes. driving for the purpose of obtalni ■ 'n* (armer “ * capitalist a bye. I hod so many tilings I want­ Gordy.) We heard about your mom < will be selected from the graduating ?»°JnthSiln>fre u nn^kind of farm laborer. at her home with lota,of callers,J! nerves and fingers to split-second necessary medical or therapeu learned what what it it means tnea I1 learned tuition ed to tell you but I guess It’ll have ahd Dad going to the telegraph of- classes each year. Full treatment and. therefore, spec JC U U»t were te no IM ol Urn h,„ ,, j beautiful" flowers, gifts, ninety hirth ­ timing. He climaxed the course by rations may not be allowed for M to wait until a personal appearance. flee to wire you money for the trip. I charges for a year’s study at the work from timber to, tillage, from to hire out to myself on January cards and letters and a nice birth 1 each year, to be my own boss and University will be covered by the Bye now. , As they stood there a message came the feeding and'care of livestock day cake with ten candles on it “ A ‘ ' ,lr,n« on towe<1 targets from Texan purposes." The gasoline panels pay my own wages. I learned a lot scholarship, and the grant will be . Gail Foster the 41 ration boards In the Ora In over the wire. Who from? None to the training of driving horses of things that are Ignored by cap­ famllr J’------- — --------- ‘ continued each year throughout a Vrlnrk ‘'lla of thorough at CV other than Gordy Crothers asking that I have not done with my own > clock tn to Ur Mr. nnd and Mrx Mrs. M M. J J.wNorNor I ers ery- phwe MrlaJ traininghcre at­ Rapids O.P.A. district have bl ■A top of the morning' and here for a little added cash to the first four-year course If the scholar's hands, and at which I do not know ital and labor, so often arrayed ris. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R.. Norris, advised to act in accordance w against each other, when each is we go with one buck for you— amount. Your folks were sending performance warrants. the size of a day's work. Ronald Hughes, the great-grand- < one of the nation's biggest gunnery this ruling tn handling applk Members of. this year's high schools qualified him for hte rolo Lt. Merle K. Collison extra anyway; they completed Lhe •■Those ten years were - notable son of Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. Sarah Gradual Ing classe* who not so much for the events, which "I learned to despise the sham Smith, her sister who is 00 years as Gunner-Technician-Sergeant — 139 N. Grant St. transaction so the money to on the school Pocatello. Idaho. SCHOOL BOOKSTOKK HOU way to you. All adds up to per- wish to attend the University .next were quite commonplace, as for the distinction between mental and young, and Lucy. Although she is In the world’s best fall may obtain additional Informa- background they afforded for an manual processes, between •Educa­ bed most of the time she enjoys see­ A* we’ve said before LL, It ten t The Hastings Public School ST&ta’H6?hereHto£ I “ on and official •PP'^uon tkm application ronns forms much but it brings a hundred good tion ” arm “ mere training." For there 1 understanding of agriculture and ing her friends, and relatives. Mrs. wtehes and best of luck so Its a lands midst the heather and the {St-A*?0 Kholarshlp from the high its jieople. For the story of "The is no skill of any kind without Norris was the daugther of Mr. and school. some degree of mental guidance. case of where every penny counts. dew. Which again reminds of that Day. September I Maples'* farm Is the old. old story Mrs. William Ritchie who came Completed application forms of Local Newa Vlews-Vlctory gar­ old story of Free Postage— weeks beginning “I learned something of the com­ from Londondery County, Ireland, recommendation from University of developing a homq and a busi­ dening is really changing the ole War Price and Rationing’ Boards Sharp received a letter from his ness out of the wilderness, and of plexity of fanning on varied soih to New York in 1840. She was of a town, inside and out. why Aunt friend McTavteh which bore no aiumnt, and other materials lub- establishing a civilization where be­ In all kinds of seasons; and that family of seven children, two dying are now able to accept applications milted by applicants will be sent Angie Bates has a border now of stamp, and he had to pay postage. fore only a thin and scattered popu­ to skill in farming he must add while young, the rest have all lived for War Ration Book HI from those brets around the flowsr bed at the The letter concluded: "You will be to the University by high Khool lation of Indians had extracted a judgment in the breeding, care and to be over 80. Mrs. Norris and Mrs. civilians who may not have received while there la a good front of her home • looks pretty. delighted to hear I am enjoying the officials, and the educational and meager and precarious living by feeding of four or five different Sarah Smith are the only ones left. I the book, the Grand Rapids Dis­ too> and Mary Evarts and Agnes best of health, old chap. Yours. psychological tests used in select­ hunting and fishing. My contacts kinds of animals: also mechanical Their mother lived to be 91. trict Office of Price Administration ing the scholars will be held In this Simms have the nicest tomato McTavteh." Mrs. Norris was bom Aug. 11. announced today. area. aometlme shortly after the were with the later portions Of the ability to operate machinery. hedge pn the east side of their Sharp then wrapped up a large August 25 deadline. "Improvement era" and the estab­ “I learned that the world is full 1843 in Caledonia. Livingston coun­ , Applicants for babies bom since 1 the book was first Issued must show TBANtPornmON stone, and without paying postage, Mary Ketcham was the 1943 re­ lishment of a settled agriculture. of people who know all about agri­ ty, New York, and came to Michi­ I proof of the birth by birth certiIt will be necaaoary sent it to McTavteh with the fol­ In this way I learned to know the culture. but next to nothing about gan with her parents when 19 years creation these days and canning is lowing note: “This great weight cipient of the Alunufl scholarship hopes, the fears, the labors, the fanners and fanning. ...v, settled ... --------------.....„-! ficatc. hospital statement, adoption trlcts or parento to i old. They in Yankee Springs — near Gun lake where the f papers or physician's or minister's ments at once if tra Twp. the usual ‘home work’ only more rolled off my mind when I read made available each year by the attainments and the Indomitable “I learned that In order to know -r^. Hastings University of Michigan Hastings Khool busaa ao. You sit up nights with the jour good news.” Applicants who claim character of the most heroic peo­ agriculture. It to necessary to live -foundation camp to at present. She I, affidavit. au*.. ----- - * *11 IK* IwwaWa Ow flu Alumni Club. .pressure cooker instead of the baby Next week Rev. A- M. Coldren ple. who ever subdued- a continent the farmer's life from the Inside, when you can borrow one’ — the will be writing to you. Rev. Ooldand gave color and objectives to where much that seems unaccount­ cooker, not the baby, we mean. ren who was bom In India, spent its agriculture. A hlahly important able. even stupid, becomes under­ He was a Civil War veteran of the I of the family must fill out a new I application. (Thto type of omteston One neophyte canner having many years of his Ufe there and " wetter this, when the time came standable. As good old Dr. Mlles 6th Michigan Cavalry. heard you should ■puncture’ dill he can appreciate manv of the dif­ To thto union six children were was pocatble because the applica- portallon. Ing policies in college once said to me: "Remember that pounty School Commissioner Ar­ pickles before canning ’em. called ficulties some of you fellows are thur Lathrop announces that since .^n. For that purpose there to always a reason, and a bom of which three are living, i tlon ■ originally required such a Catherine Osborn, a pickle author­ meeting. If you’ve never met Rev., the Item appeared In the Banner » w— .... that the experience was good one. for every common prac­ They moved to Prairieville Twp. in person's name twice and many ap-. ity, after ten o'clock at night to Coldren. he Is a jolly, likable per­ stating there were ten Barry county commonplace and not exceptional. tice. It may not be more than 90 1882 fanning until 1907 when they 1 plicants overlooked thto roquireaak if she’d ’ever poked a dill son. and you’ll enjoy chatting with schools without teachers, a number There were some distinctive fea­ Ecent sound, but he who under- moved into the present home. Mr. ment.) pickle?* Awhile back that might him next week. Until then Cher- of former teachers have accepted tures. it ‘to true, in that experience. es to solve the remaining 10 per Norite died Aug. 11. 1918 and Mrs.' Persons who »pplted and who rahave sounded like the making of contracts and that there were more For example, we were at one time cent has a good deal of a job on Norrls carried on. They had three ceived none of the books called for grandchildren. Fred Ketchum of. on the eppheatton or Just a part a practical joke but these days It’s Zolly Coffer. than enough applicants to supply the largest producer* of fancy hand. ~ serious plus. Much has been said and writ­ Kalamazoo. George Ketchum, who the vacancies. In fact, some teach­ manle Fiurar and syrup within the their oridHal stube and must fill North of us a bit in Newaygo at a TAX NOTICE ers have been advised to apply tn state of Michigan. We built the ten — mostly by non-agrlcullural died in France after World War No. out an affidavit attesting to the fishing tackle factory they are mak­ The city taxes delinquent after other counties where the supply Is ftn>t dlo tn all that region, ta the people—about "the deadly monotony ing bait to put in wRh the emer­ Aug. 15, 4% fee added Sept. 1. vast artuMment of ths neighbors, of farm routine.” My experience Is oi xoieoo, wmo. wno no* two cuu- facta In addition to filling out an­ limited. other application blank. gency equipment used in rubber ' Mabel Field, Treasurer. AU but three schools 'in Barrv who looked wise as they talked that farmers in general are Ignor­ dren. Ronald and Charlotte Hughes, boats by flyers who have been county had signed contracts with about "feeding cows on sauer ant of the fact—If It to a fact— of whom great-grandmother thinks forced down. Other routine equip­ teachers and the three had plenty kraut” We introduced tbg 10-hour that they are special victims of ment to a box kite and antenna Bryans Reunion Sun.. Aug. 22. of applicants to chooee from. •­ system on the farm, almost half a that affliction. I think I have a for SOS signals. Reminds us of Morgan Park. Thomapple lake. sentury ago amidst- no little ridi­ fair perspective of routine, having church and a cliarter member of my mahir-xperience Marguerite Rebekah lodge and what Gertie, the stenog. said, when Bring potluck dinner and own table Moore school reunion. Sat, Aug cule. And I have dug ditches and divided C DEAN DAVENPORT SPENT 10 YEARS IN HARD WORK ON THE WOODLAND FARM "'■‘.“LP'f" >“ ““ “™'a- S“S^sI^S%^Idemonstrations .. m. 39 CIVIL WAR OFFICERS FROM BARRY COUNTY n TcX.. [LocolGunnery Graduate Receives Silver Wings ; BY 4-H MEMBERS LAST MINUTE HOME FRONT NEWS Deadline For |U. of M. Scholarship B&SSrs1 ES ffiSs- Annlication Aua 25 Mrc Klnrric mrs. Innnm Jennie xixorris Celebrated 100th kneWwL-.- ------- ----------—. Birthday Aug. 11 । coursc elther ln ----- - ------------ --------- Applications For Ration Book III •ervice. . Adv. 8-19 21 at the school. (Ceullnuad m Page gt Smi li) toed by »U wtw know tart �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST IK 1H3 LOCAL NEWS I Mrs. Bute Barber who made such abe 25' 23' 34' 61' 79' 27' 17' gpiMMHHam Kat ion Calendar SUGAR: Stamp 14, for 5 lbs. valid through Oct.j31 ; 15 and 16, each 5 ibs : valid for home canning. Are points being wasted by rush-buying at the end of the ration period—or arc they being spent wisely throughout the month for foods that provide the maximum nutrition and mealtime pleasure per point? Be certain! Budget your points ... so many for each week. Know what you want to spend . . . then spend them here where full stocks of rationed items and a vast variety of point-free fruits and vegetables, cereals and wheat products make menu­ planning easier—and more economical of points and pen­ nies, too, because you get QUALITY for your points and VALUE for your money every day at FOOD CENTER. POTATOES us.No.. ,..k 59c SWEET CORN /// <k>. 25 c DRY ONIONS 2 lb.. 17c bu. NEW CARROTS 9c NEW CABBAGE GREEN PEPPERS 5c BLUE STAMPS: R. S & T. Valid through Sept. 30. RED: T. U. V and W valid through Aug. 31. X valid Aug. 22. TOMATOES HOME GROWN 19c ■ilKHHIIIHIiaMM Sirloin Steak 43' Steer Beef—12 prints SHORT STEAKS Steer Beef—II pointe QQ. lb. Brisket Boiling Beef Lean and Meaty—9 pointe—lb. Smoked Hom Whale or Shank half—7 pl*, lb. CHICKEN Perch Fillets Not rationed—lb. ... Whiting Fillets Not rationed—lb. Cottage Cheese Slicing Bologna FRANKFURTERS Skinins—5 points—lb. .. Potato Salad 37' 36' 45' 43' 14' 32' 33' 29' 37c| TREET ran 5 point* V ■ V HAMBURGER PORK LIVER SPARE RIBS ■. Fresh Ground 7 points lb. 20 lb 23 Tender Meaty pointe TENDER BEEF Chuck Roasts Steer Beef 9 points OQc JMtz lb. PORK HOCKS.,.™ .20 SAUSAGE Grade 1 5 points 25c | OLEO Durkees 4 Red points MIL-NUT 7CI II Whips toll can FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Corner Church end Center SU Subject: "Mind." HT5J? Sunday service I! Wednesday evening service al Residence 519 E. Green St. 7 43' u' m position as assistant to Ute Presl■ Preaching Bunday al Goodwill Kp. tndent nf a very fashionable girls I — o™ In 1- church edifice J’M^Hendfrahot. Time 10:00 and •uaing room Wedx^dav . school on Long Island not far from . _,^r. and Saturday —- - '.■.'jd;;cid^y -c - Oyster Bay. 'Sunday school Goodwill 11:00. from 3 tq.5 p. m. Shirley 8t. Peter of Flint, former­ Hendershot 10:30. CHURCH NEWS** ly located here with the Penny Co,, Buiujay School at Martin and was in town visiting friends on , BALTIMORE CHURCH Quimby, usual time. Friday. ' Pastor. Bey. Lyle E. Olmstead • Communion Sunday at preaching Miss Dorothy Skellington, who Preaching service at 10.98 a. m. jxiinu. finished A7 nurses training at High ­ 7M’*l.1^.lr'lng “l H‘8h’ Jo»*n Zeedyke of Kalamazoo will Sunday school at 11:00 a. m. land Park Hospital *»«••*»«.1 is «. now — a - pattern -u—. - nif the pulpit in the MethodLst fcd Park ---------------- —------SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Heyman Ktefer Hospital m De- cliurch Sunday morning, Aug. 22 at McCALLUM CHURCH Last Week's Leiter i troll. 10 o'clock. Rev. axxd Mr*. D. W. Preaching service at Mr. and Mrs Laird Wotring of I Petty Officer Anderson of Clear Robinson are on a vacation.. ---------------< -» Bunday scJiool at «... 1U.30 a. m. Grand Rapids were Sunday night Lake has been, transferred to Nor­ Ail are welcome. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn WotI folk. Va. Mrs. Anderson who was West Hope ring. * Miss Carolyn Brodbeck la one of the teachers at Central play­ Tlic Community Club will meet GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH spending an Indefinite time wilh ground this summer, and her son at lhe school house Friday evening, O. H. TVinkleln. Pastor her slater. Mrs. Gallen Mteke and Stuart, returned to her home In Aug. 27. • iki vines held in tne I. O O. F. baby, while Gallen U In th* hooMinn. The Anderson's who left ORG luill. Green Street entrance. pltal recovering from his recent Saturday, lived In Mrs. Frank Car­ Divine worship at 10:30 A. M. The Maccabees will hold a meet­ rothers house on Watt Green St., ing Friday P. M. Aug. 20. al the Sex mon by the paalor. "Wise and operation. >. MUs Nevah Perlee while they were here. regular time and place. yet foolish" parenta. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wil­ Russell McConnell of the J. r Bunday school at 11:30 A. M liams of Woodland while Mrs Paul Penney Co. will leave Sept. 1st for The Grace Guild meets at Uie Towns and baby .Sandra were vis­ Grace Lutheran Guild will meet 1 a new position with lhe Penney home of Mrs. Eugene Dalxnun. 544 iting her mother Mrs. Myrtle Wil­ | store in Owosso. The McConnell's 544 R Mill St., on Wed.. Aug. 25 at E. Mill. Wednesday 7.30 P. M liam, of Dowling. * Max Guy of I live In the Charles Weisscrt house Hastings spent last week with Rob­ : on Walnut street. HUNT METHODIST ert apd Donald Matthews. | Miss Helen Furnlss of New Roch. The Navy Mothers Club will meet IHURIH SERVICES die, N. Y.. and Miss Mary Camp­ the first and third Wednesday ot Next Sunday morning. Aug 22. ( KI KI|»atic GOLDEN > bell of Kalamazoo are making a each month at the U. 3- O. Room at at ten o clock, the gue»i pivacuti ivwnnrwn awSvywySaitv IlJKM-mile bicycle trip and have 7:30 P. M. AU mothers ot men in at tne F7r*t Methodist church will .A/,NLVEB?A»f stopped to visit at lhe home of Mr. Navy, Marines or Coast Guards be the Rev. Hepry R. E. Quant of Baltimore Twp., will celebrate lheir | and Mrs. w. H. Rowe and family the are eligible kto join nnd are always Grand Rapid*, a retired minister ■olden wedding anniversary al their ■ of Pine street. Other guests In the welcome to attend the meetings. of tiie Michigan Conference. Dis­ home on Bunday. Aug. 32. Mrs. ’ Rowe home Include Mrs. James P. trict Supt. t. H. Baboltt Ls un­ Martin was Nora Jones of Salem. I Adams of Providence. R I.. wh«> i* Circle No. 3 of the W. S. C. S. will able to come, as scheduled, because । vislUng her parents.—Big Rapids hold their annual picnic on lhe of n conflict of dates. Tiie Rev. Allegan county. The wedding took place in Allegan on Aug. 31. 1883, I Pioneer. Quant retired Hi 1938 after serv­ tiie ceremony being performed by lawn al thf home cf Mrs. Georve I Mrs. Don Karcher of Freeport had Heath. ltJ30 S Market St. on Fri­ ing m tiie ministry since 1895, hav­ the Rev. Barnes of Allegan. They ; the misfortune to fall on the ce­ day. Aug. 20. at I o'clock. ing been the pastor of several targ- I made tbclr home in Watson Twp.. ment floor and Injured her right ■ rr churches tn tiie conference. ‘' Alleann county until 1916 when the arm and limb. Word from lhe pastoi. Rev. Slone, family moved to Battle Creek and Tile Women cf the Mooac will hold Mr. and Mrs. Mason Hathaway stales that he and Mr*. Stone arc । received word that they were the llieir monthly birthday party Wed­ having a grand vacation al their in 1933 to Baltimore Twp. There will be n dinner for lhe I grandparents of a son bom to Mr. nesday. August 25- Pot luck supper cottuge al While lake. nnd Mrs. Ernest Hptiiuway of ut 7 P M. at Tyden Park. Bring • Remember tne enureh school at immediate family Sunday and open .-andwiches and service for yourself. house from 3 p. m. to 8 p. m. ; Milwaukee on Sunday. Aug. 15. I, wr. for U,c ub,c °° not 11:15 following the morning servMr. and Mrs. Martin have three Mr. ano and mra. Mrs. naroxo Harold x-erams Perkins wiu will a,sn “ sons and one daughter: Howard of moveto Saturday from 019 a\ E KO Thorn ?our unc “ there-arc St lheU Aew l^e N I ,orBel birthday* thb K,u month and each Baltimore Twp., Hobart of Holt, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH and Russell of Dowling; and Mrs. Hanover St ■ 1 member In attendance >111 receive Sunday. August 23 al 10:30. 1 Mrs. Nettie Brooks, who has been AU members arc. urged to Maude VanGclaon of Hastings. Guest 'minister. Rev. Leason There are ten grandchildren and 1 Hl. Ls slowly improving. ’ **UcnaSharpe. pastor of the Morgan Park two great-grandchildren. Four Kenilh O'Donnell. 9 yr. old son I *•* Presbyterian church of Chicago. ot .Mr. and Mrs. Clark O'Donnell. fAUMIIUITU LlATIfEC Tills will be Rev. Sharpes last grandsons axe In the service: T/S Howard Martin. Jr., is In Australia, had tiie misfortune to break hi ; I llmm|JNI| V Nil I II service with w> for the vacation Lieut. Arland Martin in Atlantic arm again Monday afternoon—same •• I •« V I period. Meditation. City. N. J.. Hobart Martin. Jr. at arm and same place that was brok- I Doud "Twenty Years tn the Ministry’” the Great Lakes Naval Training cn on April 33. . The Doud Ladles Aid will be en- • Station, and Pvt. Martin E. VanDr. and Mrt. William C Elsaccr 1 tertained by Mm. John Gurd Gelson of Wichita Falls. Texas. of Monrovia. California iiave rent- I Thursday. August 26. for supper, JEFFERSON ST. UNITED BllEillil N CHURCH Their many friends wish them con­ ed the James Cook residence on S. All welcome. Corner 5 Jefferson and Center tinued happiness. Market St. They were originally « SU. 1 from Miclilgan having formerly re- Barryvllle Ur. Elsaevr BMW।. T Tiw Wixryolte W. 8 O. _ B ____ WIU W Mtatetn. Pastor PARK |91dttl.ln Gr*ad RgpWfcDr. — this zz. _____ .n practicing | meet week ... Thursday for dinA X-' Mondn« WoniMp CHARLTON The "Old Settlers Picnic" Sudnay I Is a dentist and will begin practicing 1 meet this week Thursday for dln1 us soon as he can find an office ! ner with Mr. and Mrs Merritt was very well attended. Mr. Charles 11:001 A. M. Sunday school. Chas. Wclsert was called out of tire state . location. J Mead at Thomapple lake. Everyone King. Supt. unexpectedly so ».e sent Dr. Smith I Mrs. B. D. Shelton of Lake Al- , Ls cordially Invited. 7: uu I*. M. ChrLsllan Endeavor Burnham to deliver the principal . gonquln suffered severe burns last , Emma Curtiss, president. ; Thursday on her face, arms and Delton address Dr. Burnham talked on 8: 00 P. M. Evening worship serv­ Uw historical background for this j shoulders when the glass top on a a farewell party will be held in part at the state. He was accom­ , can of beans exploded throwing the the basement of die Delton Metho- ice. Mid-week prayer service Wednes­ panied by Mr. Jack Sherman di­ 1 contents to the celling. She was <iut church. Saturday night. Aug. , rector of the state historical mu­ । taken to Pennock hospital for'21. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Paul day evening al 8:00 P. M. W. W. Ptocsc. class leader. , treatment and is iuw recuperating • Kyburz and family who will soon seum in Lansing. His subject was You need lhe spiritual food you an historical organization for Barry ; ut .home. The twin daughters are jeuve for Lansing. A pot luck sui»; staying at the home of dieir aunt.. per will be served Every body wel- will gain in tills service to meet the .county. trials and temptations along the 1 Mrs. J. C. Ketcham, during this come to attend. Mr Kemerllng's orchestra n|avcd way. ! ordeal. r. many old time musical numbers. You are welcome. Lwalricc Kate Dunning dough- । N"-'on School Reunion Kellogg Field baseball team again ter of Leon O. Dunning of Delton The Norton School Reunion will took the Park team into ramn with is enrolled as a senior jn the Home | be .«-m on aunday, Aug 29. at lhe BAPTIST CHURCH a score of eleven to nine but it was Economics curriculum at Western «chool house. Pot luck dinner as Sunday school at 10 o'clock. anybody's game all the way. Michigan College, during its first ' usunl. AU puplh< teachers, ami •chon's iast boseoail youngsters Divine services at 11.00 o'clock­ remestcr, which is now- fn progrew., residents of the district nre invited Sermon by pastor. two weeks ago won seven to six. t bhe Is u graduate of the Delton t t0 h,. urcsent Evening service at 7:30. Evange­ lIils coming Sunday the L. B. 1 Rural Agricultural School. ° L __________ listic singing and sermon. Rich Co. team of Battle Creek play Miss Hazel y. Goodale met with 1 OBITUARY OF PATRICK KING Sunday nighte B. Y. P. U. all at the park. A good game is ex­ . B. Gwinn. M. D.. Arthur LathPatrick King, known as Pat to his young people invited. pected. ip. Schndl Commissioner. G. C. | friends, was born June 29. 1857. at Wednesday nights prayer meet­ lucky. >1. D.. Acting Director of 1 st. Album. Vt., the son of John ing and teaching. IF IT WONT HELP HTN THE £.-IHtry County Health Depart- 1 and Mary King, nnd departed this Sunday school lesson at the WAR—FORGET IT. ment. and Mbt» Kathleen Perry. I life Aug. 13 at the age of 8«i yrs.. church ut 7:30. Senior Public Health Nurse of the 1 ivo and 15 days Health Department, at lunch on Auon Mav 28. 1921. he married Mrs. FIRST U. H. ( UI RC'H gust 10. at the Hastings Hotel. Miss , Etiiel Marks of Fargo. N. Dnk. He Comer of E. Grand and East SU. . Goodale has been iiskcd by the ! leaves to mourn their Joss his wl- A. M. Coldren. pastor State Comnulndcr to set up a unit 1 dow. Ethel and one step-daughter, 9:55 A. M. Bible school w llh of the Wonwn's Field Army in .Mrs .Mary Havens, both of Has- classes for all ages Annual elec­ Barry County to carry on the work tingsr several other rrtrtives and • tion of officers will be held al clot<' of lhe American Society far the j friends. of the S, S. hour. Control of Cancer. ' What happy days wc once enjoyed 1100 A M Mornhw worsHn Miss Elisabeth Guillot fium the 1 Whin ur were all together and sermon by the pastor on the Michigan Cripnled Children Com- ; But Oh! How changed it all Is now subject, ''Jesus of Nazaretn Fumkui mission. Grand Rapids. Michigan Since you have gone forever." By/' and Mrs. Lorraine Dayton front the ----------------- ■»-•-*----------------3:00 P. M. Jail service Blodgell Orthopedic Clinic. Grand DON'T BUY THINGS YOU DON'T 0:30 p. m. Adult and senior C. E. Rapid* mot with the counselors of I NEED—Bl Y WAR BONDS societies 7:30 p. m. Song service and mes­ Most overweight Is due to eating too much of the wrong kind of food. sage by the pastor. "A Prayer." And. especially now, with the de­ creased consumption of meats and proteins, overweights may try to fill this gap with non-ratloned. starchy, Hostings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■_ fat-forming foods. This type of diet contains excess calories, yet may THURSDAY and FRIDAY. AUGUST 19-20 lack important nutrients, vitamins and minerals needed for health and is master pierc and choice of buck of the month vitality. . Mirkrv Rooney and Frank Morgan ' So overweights take heed. Follow the example of many who have found tiie AYDS CandyReducing CRAl.u SAPIOS Plan successful in taking off weight. It's simple, senslble-vtaster . . . and SATURDAY ONLY AUGUST* 21 just look at these results: DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Ken Maynard and Hoot Gibson * In clinical tesla under the direction of Dr. Von Hoover, ORGANIZATIONS YOUR POINTS GOING? PEACHES 2 n» each CANTALOPE GRAPES TOKAY lb. ORANGES, 'arge size doz. WATERMELON each LEMONS SUNKIST 6 COOKING APPLES 3<>» the Barry County Health Depart- | ment. on August 6. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas have ‘ purchased the apartment house at lhe corner of W. Green and a Washington Sts., formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Niethamer. Mr*. Mildred Drury, regional eon. I sultant from the Bureau of Public Health Nursing, Lansing? Michigan. te U visiting the Barry county Health ■ Departnunt this week, for conferenera with with the the staff staff and and to to assist enees WM**, U. nursing program. ' with •the * V ■ NOW! OVERWEIGHTS NEED A SENSIBLE REDUCING PLAN I WKZO "HUMAN COMEDY" fhn "WILD HORSE STAMPEDE Tomatoe Juice DEL MONTE CORN PORK & BEANS Del Monte PRUNES 21' 14' SrARLARD 15' Vegetole Shortening 7AC 26' Del Monte PEACHES OOc fceV 13 poinU—No. 3' - ran APRICOTS AOc 27 blue points—No. 2— ran . Qlc ** ■ Gallon .. .. $025 »■ Grapefruit Juice Monarch—2 pointAran—3 cam RED STAR YEAST ■ 11' 28' 27<= ■ 16 Red points—1 lb, pall .. Milk Highlands 13' 13' 45' Qi..................... Milk Ingrams Qi- Eggs, Brade B SPRY 12 red point*—3 lb. jar . 7?c ■ • Kelloggs Corn Flakes Qc Large pkg- Post Toasties Large pkg- y . .. ® ... Wheat Tempties 2 Qc " 15' 10' pkt. WHEATIES Puffed Wheat Sparkies Qc AUAkrr Puffed Rice Sparkies 1 flc ■ " Quaker Premium Crackers 2 lb. box Butter Crackers Champion Flake—box . . Rifx Crackers pkg . . 9Ac w“T 1 Qc ■ 24' fddd^eenter: "ONE THRILLING NIGHT SUNDAY and MONDAY. AUGUST 22-23 We had to postpone lhe dale on HiL previously 5 N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, MICH. TONITE! MAJOR BOWES AniUur Deanna Durbin and Joseph Cotten "HERS TO HOLD" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:0 TOMORROW! THAT BREWBTEK BOY TUES., WED.. THUR.. FRI.. AUG. 24-25-26neorte Moulrumery and Caesar Romero 8 CONEY ISLAND" 5 This picture is terrific Barky thkatbv JEdt Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 SATURDAY! HIT PARADE at 8 I*. M. SUNDAY! RADIO BEADEBI DIGEST IM East Illinois SU DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Wild Rill Elliott and Gabby Hayes "THE APE MAN VOX POP at 7 P. M. TUESDAY! JUDY CANOVA SHOW at 7:30 P. M. HID Osl In U« Big Oily SUNDAY ond MONDAY. AUGUST 22-23 Fibber McGee and Maliy with Bergen aud McCarthy < WEDNESDAY! DM. CHB1BTIAM at "HERE WE GO AGAIN MISSION TO MOSCOW Chicago, HL MONDAY: "THE MAN FROM THUNDER RIVER TUES. WED.. THUtS.. AUGUST 24-25 26 With Ute Ayds Reducing Plan you don't cut out any meals, starches, potatoes. meatA or butter — you simply cut them down. Just eat ta«y Ayds Candy as dft-ected before each meal. Ayds help dull tht\appellte. yet provide you with essential nutrients such as vitamins and mln-' erals. No laxatives. No drugs. No exercise. GuaranUwd. So whether your problem is fl or 50 excess pounds, enjoy the simple Ayds way to take off weight and have a more slender figure. Start now! Only U25 for 30 days' supply. Ayds is sold at belter department and drug stores. Your dealer has Ayds or can get it for you. THE CARLAY COMPANY FRIDAY ond SATURDAY. AUGUST 20-21 Walter Hasten and Ann Harding 206 t. STATE IT., HASTINGS, MICH WEEK! ON WKZO! and John Real and Wanda MeKay Shredded Wheat N. IL C—pkg......................... Dux..................... ....................... 1st Call CATSUP 15 Blue poinU each—2 bottle* MAYONNAISE 18' / ’ Every Piuhbollon Set Should Include WKZO Ayds CANDY REDUCING PLAN STEBBINS & JACOBS THE REXALI. STORE Pharmacist* HARTINGS PHONE 1U1 �m-nji TBv»i»iT, av«cit u. u« tot DEAN DAVENPORT SPENT 10 YEARS IN HARD WORK ON THE: WOODLAND FARM '39 VI civil WAR WIMII /irri^PftFW Ifc riaARO OFFICERS FROM 8“u“ BARRY COUNTY with my problem. He said. •'Read,'*'* Lwn and Gilbert." I read every- | bum u» uwm >t Orraunllb. wu' WOMtNS HO5HTAL IO IXFRE$S AFFRECIATlOb Feb a. 1M4 * TO NURSES' AIDES ! Thursday morning. The girl.’ who testified that he had been doing some drinking •surl­ ier in the evening said she thought that he had 'passed out." and ' ,JConUnuM .n».Py . y.;.t failed to realize the serious nature of his injury. She heard a train following half century they had ex“nd wa* honorably di*coming, pulled him away from the ^ble* for the buffet dinner which i A coroners jury returned a verploded many fallacies, and brought I charged July 30. 1M5. track,- uled tried unsuccessfully to awak- 10:00 OCiock ver- t,BCk »raee?v cn““,ed ln lht w“s , served on the east Urrace ! diet of accidental death in the case diet of wcldeptal death in the case <i en him Ai-a and •then V--.. — went home ... — with 111. ­ many new problems to the surface. 1 Ruggles enlisted Oct. 23, 1861; 'Continued from Page 1. Sec. I.) grocery business here. j porch unique olace cards, dlptet- : of Leo J. Warner, found uncon- I out notifying anyone They had never t>en compelled to was promoted from sergeant to sec1 Lleut. Breaks. Mr. Ing scenes relating, to hospitals,1, scious und with bad head Injuries about equally between farm and of­ Warner was 22 year* old at the levlse their statements, because and lieutenant Feb. 28. 1883, and i Weinert time of htedeath ind'w2Taehemr ind wm selwdu? ills hand. fice. with class-room and human the following story, were drawn by MU* Gloria Hart alongside the New York York Central . - time^'^diath they reported facts, not theories ' became first lieutenant and quar■ in---------hU own word*1 — . for each guest 100 re feel of lhe lhe HanoverHanover- f led problems added for good measure, —*r -------------ZT ‘tracks, racks. 100 *‘ eeast “‘ of led to u leave leave for for th^ar^ST the army « on Are Aug nock Hospital where besides sundry contacts with in- Till* . . advice to read Lawes and Gtl- । termaster March 19. 18<M. He was i a* follow*. •■ Lovely Lo-.elv bright bright colored gladiolus I State 26. He He wa* was married married‘‘but but divorce divorce colored gladiola* ' State Street Street junction junction here, here, at at 5:30 5:30 11 2fl, bert's writings was the best coun- mustered Out July 25. 1865. leresU neither agricultural nor ,** ft■****£ from Mrs. Roy Fullerwere grouped i o'clock la*t Thursday morning by j pro------ “---- —— —•— -■ ' ln t *-?—i. ' Smith entered the service Dec. ' | "While I was learning the rudl- from Mrs. Roy Fuller were grouped o'clock last Thursday morning by ) nroceedlmrs were rcoorted bv the educational by way of flavor. And —'1 ’ 1 -----,ver" had agriculture. SUDDEN DEATH OF menu of newspaper work. Mr. In large vases and rases from Mrs. Clarence Bump and James Durbin — •»—— >■-------“— ’ authorities to be pending. ' During one of these visits. Doc3°. >*« as sergeant of Oo. F. 7th K it occurs to me that the curse and Brooks came into the Banner of- j Fuller's garden, centered the serving on their way to work at the HasFuneral service* were held at THEODORE HELSEL benefit of routine have been fairly tor Mlles read me a peraonal let- I Cavalry and wo* protnoled U> sec- ; fice one day and related an inter- j table. ting* Manufacturing Company here, 10:00 o'clock. Saturday morning al Theodore Heteel. and lieutenant Dec. 12, 1865; but eating Incident, which happened ■I well distributed among the occupa- ter from Sir John Lawe». with Following dinner. Mrs. Edward । Warner died less than two hour* th* Leonard Funeral Home with the known resident of Car whom be wa* in close and constant J * 3 not mustered out as an officer , 11 lions of men. There Is routine evi wltlle he was in command of a field I Goodyear as mistress ot ceremonies after he was taken to Pennock hoa- Rev. B. J. Adcock officiating. In­ ship died suddenly on (■l erywhere. and monotony if we look corresuondcnce. This letter point- because, three days later. hU regl- 1 6un. somewhere in Tennessee I be- . brought out the hidden talents ot | Pital bv Undersheriff Leon Doster. terment was in the Rutland ceme­ ed out the absolute dependence of menI *•* mustered out. 11 for IL Routine is the price of eve. There was no activity at Ute | me assembled group for lhe eve- 1 Cause of death was diagnosed us tery. Snider, like Swarthout, wks a time along the lines of either Ute ; nlng’s entertainment for lhe enjoy- [ brain concussion. kj achievement with the masses of i agriculture upon combined nitrogen. Sir John saM in the letter’ sergeant in Co. P. 8th Infantry, i Union or Confederate armies. The ment of all. li men.' i At first, authorities here believed Don't confuse the census enum-...... _ fl "The farmer lives with life, both that the vegetation of the world I He was promoted to second lieu- I Michigan gunner could see in the Besides the honored guests and that Warner might have been Use must depend Upon a supply of nltenant April 25. 1865, while the I era tor with the radio quiz man. You j and Mrr Lucy Coleman of Hasl woods, a mile or two away, the roof I members of the board. othersT were , victim of a vicious attack, I plant and anima). The change of trogen in the soil, produced there mustering out of the regiment was : of General Longstreet's headquar- j Miss Lottie Teusink. superintendLatter, however, evidence ' wa* not only will receive nothing for 1 Funeral services were held nt p seasons means change* In work, by some natural process widely at being arranged. ter*. Lieutenant Brooks decided \ ent. Miss Esther Kreider, class in- I presented that tl>e accident hao- answering the questions, but on lhe 1 p One day's work is no sooner out vf cJ?“£hL. Thirty nine Barry county men that It was too good a target to ; structor. Mrs Roy Hubbard. Barry ; pern-d when he stumbled and fell. contrary it may cost yod 1100 not to F the farmer's pray than another of work, arid that It was up to the 1J Ad?ock offtelalta<*'lnt«ri to discover it before the were commissioned os officer* In I Ignore. After carefully sighting thjj County Red Cross Chairman. Mrs. while walking along the track with fa different character is upon him scientists ; -p Seedtime, the growing season, the world went hungry from nitrogen | the Union army, tiie record* show, gun. he pulled to lauyard. exclaim- I famine. Not long afterward the ' Most cf them were from Hastings. , ing a* he did so. "There, damn you ;----------► harvest and then the winter—the ; I’ blessed winter. Where is more of important discovery was made that 1 Two of them were killed und one ' General Longstreet, lake that with nitrogen could be supplied to the died of disease. Captain Leonard i my compliments." f ..rt«W7 soil by leguminous plants: so the O. Fitzgerald, a Hastings merchant 1 "They watched t r “Feeling my education inadequate problems j was on the way to solu- and a member of a prominent pio- j shell“streak across I and a temporary Indisposition tlon. | i neer family of Bellevue und Cli- crash Into the roof Mtmed to call for a change. With "After a little over a year, mv i max. fell In the battle of Stone riv- | the approval of my father f re- ,health was so completely recovered ' rr- *"c was commander. of a com- । erate commander's headquarters. “In a volume of recollections of turned to the Agricultural College •nd I hud completed tiie special bi the 2Ut Infantry. He died the Civil war. written by one of L. for postgraduate work, f secured work , leu-amnc u mmfoet xnd w«r will .How I came to do. that I wa* I January 28. 1863. of wounds he re- Longstreet's officers, whose name . ra part-time aulstanreship with mv , ready to return to the form. »‘v«i 31- 1862. Fitzgerald Post i I cannot now recall, this incident | F old teacher.‘Doctor Beal. The pav about j when » situation arose that en- ■ O' A. R, in Hastings was named Is mentioned. He says lhe general । । of 8300 a year seems ridiculously tirely . ehanged tiie course of mv for h*m. He wa* buried in Belle- and his staff were In conference. 1 Get Ready School Days Ahead r small, but in those day* It was not life" vue. when a shell crashed into lhe house to be sneezt-d at. as the phrase ran. -------- -a > ------------- ; | Captain Andrew Nickerson. Co. and exploded, tearing out several . "My duties under the’ assistance- YOUTHS ’ HELP To---------------------------- E. 3rd Infantry, was killed in. the adjoining room*. Strangely enough e ship were almost entirely the de- HARVEST i CROPS I Battle cf the Wilderness. Virginia. no one was injured. u velopment of ten or twelve aerv.. A contingent ot 75 boys, girl* and M“>' «. WM- He enlisted at Has“I always regretted that Mr. of grass garden on ground where ,women left Detroit last week Tues- 1 Ungs as a sergeant June 10. 1861 Brooks was not living when I read j. part of the villageof East Lan< day tor Middleville to aid farm- ' “^d wo* promoted to second lieu- about lhe effect of his accuratelyt. sing now flourishes. Tills brought era < and onion growers In harvest- j tenant Aug. 5. 1862; to flrat Ueu- aimed shell." v most of my labors in the growing ing j their crops. The group was sent tenant Oct. 20. 1862. and was made Other Union officers from Ba<ry (j season, leaving the winter months out < by the Emergency Youth Fann » captain Nov. 1. 1863. WYankee ^r L2T>n^> (J • for my Own purposes. jLabor Administration, and is com- , Five month* service as an officer j “ nu2Luu “cibb" Sartres* n2ndTie^ terminated the military career of J“c.^^v cJrus P ilrl : "Here was tiie opportunity; but iposed largely of teen-age vouth* tenant 6(A etn Cavaln Cavalry:. Cvru* Cyril* P P. LarOther groups have been sent । Herman Hunt, of Hastings. Ke wa_, , tenant Lnr- I u what should f read? Doctor Bea! d was a botanist, but I wanted farm- into i Allegan Co., to Traverse City | commissioned a first lieutenant -u“ “S/t.’.. 1st lieutenant. 3r In- ’ .Jllliam H. Jewell. 1st lleu1 ing. At this point luck was on mv to t help harvest cherries and other July jp. 1862, and died of disease I . Let Her Be The Belle Of School! . tenant and ouartermaster. 6th Cavji side, f went to Dr. Manley Mlles, places tn Mlcldgnn where help was Dec. W. 1862. rir»r« were; were- 1 alry; J«ac Jordan. Woodland. 2nd I u foremost of all professors of agri- needed. Other Hasting* officers n^theTui neutenant M,h Infantry; Peter । William Upjohn, surgeon of1 5the 7th ‘.n^ neJ u' 1 Cramer. Woodland. 1st lieutenant. 1 Cavalry from Nov. 1. 1863 to Dec. 18, 1863. Washington K. Ferric I 6th cavalry. made captain 3rd Infantry. July 29. 1864. serving • until he resigned March 12. 1865: Abraham J. Whit­ ney, captain 3rd Infantry, wound­ ed in ncllun at Fair Oaks and hon­ Crisp, delightful little styles designed orably discharged after his resi­ to please the ififBt particular school gnation, Sept. 26. 1862: Leonard It wasn't so many days that El­ miss . . . and her mother, tool Grand Wightman, brevelted captain Bat­ selections of spun rayons, percales tery E. 1st Light Artillery for "mer­ mer Rayner was proudly display­ itorious senice ". Charles A. Bailey. ing to the envy of local anglers, a ginghams nnd novelty cottons in prin­ 1st lleuteiuuil 11th Cavalry; George catfish of truely magnificent pro­ cess. basque, tailored and peasant P. Baker. 1st lieutenant 8th In­ portions — an ugly-mugged brute styles! Gay colors! Sles 7 to 14. fantry. regimen*.al quartermaster: 'referring to the fLsh. of course) Daniel E. Birdsall, 1st lieutenant which seemed almost like a night­ 5th Infantry: Marlon C. Russell. 1st mare come to life. She'll need a real Supply! But fishermen are never satis­ lieutenant. 21st Infantry: George SMSMt l Another well-known Orangeville . soldier was George H. Brooks. 1st | n „■ affair I— ------ ------------ —----- -- ... Coroners Jury Finds . Ft_ *L T ! ml ' Friday evening as jnieste of the WOFrtCr Death IO I porter for lhe Banner, when it waa Women's Hoeoital Board in a • ■ . . • randfather^jf Gownor^Dewev 'of TwenlJr P,ace» were «*t *’• »mall Be Accidental Artiiknrvn‘who‘ffi n^ed^to^lS-1 CrOM AWe cul* 6«t.hend An,!2? J' M«he bom* of Mn. Kellar Stem on Wfat Moot To FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOl! Girls' School Dresses I19 Wet All OverOr a Catfish Gets Revenge SAY BOSS/ HERE’S 115 POUNDS OF COAL YOU DIDN'T KNOW YOU USED LAST MONTH This heap of black diamonds ropioynla the coal required to make the electricity used in an average home in a single month. And that coal — delivered al our generating stations — rep­ resents precious man-hours of labor in the mine and on heavily-loaded railroads. To waste elec­ tricity is to waste man-power as well as material. Utttrldtr l> tht Llfi-thid al War Productim CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY IIIIIIIHMIMIIIIIIIWnillllllllllllNINIIIIIIU i ■ I ■ W. Sheldon. 2nd lieutenant, 3rd Infantry; Selden E. Turner. 2nd lieutenant 21st Infantry: Perry , Chance.'1st lieutenant 21st InfanI try; Adrian L. Cook, sergeant 8th I1 Mich., promoted to 2d lieutenant Aug. 26. 1865. not mustered out as an officer: A. Philo Drake, assist­ ant surgeon. 3rd Infantry-: Albert H. Ellis. 1st lieutenant 3rd Infan-'' try:-Israel 8. Geer, captain 3rd In­ i fantrv: James Houghtalin. 2d lleutenant 21*t Infantry: Theron Mas­ on. 2d lieutenant 11th Cavalry: Jatpes W. Bentley. 1st lieutenant and commander in 7th Cavalry; Jacob Maus. 2nd lieutenant. 8th In­ fantry; James P. Mead. 2nd UeuI tenant. 8th Infantry; wounded and ■ not mustered out as an officer; Traverse Phillips. 1st lieutenant. 8th Michigan Infantry: Theodore Pillsbury, chaololn. 21st Infantry. Austin D. Bates, jiromlnetit resi­ dent of Irving, n first lieutenant in the Rth Infantry, resigned soon after ho was woundM in the battle of James Island. 8. C.. In 1862. One of lhe county'* prominent soldiers was puclen B. Potter, of Maple Grove township, father of the late Chief Justice William W. Potter. He died several years ago when he was more than 90 years ot age. He served in Merrill'* Horse, ond was wounded in action. Another well-known Maple Grove soldier wa* Isaac D. Brooks, ser­ geant Co. B. 28th Infantry, pro­ moted to 2nd lieutenant, but not mustered out as an officer. ' Winchester T. Dodge, who in 1855 ■ VICTORY fied. ’ On Saturday, Elmer was wetting a line again, this time on Maule River accompanied by Lynn Os­ good. Ward Green and Ray Sawdy Of a sudden the Rayner hook j snagged into something tat first it seemed to be the bottom of the entire riven which quickly gave in- I dlcatlons of being a “whopper that could match-thq wildest yam which i even an uver-lmurlnatlve fisherman ! might invent. .. The 7lsh came Into view and all j agreed that it was a "cult" of mon­ strous size; the “big brother" tor; maybe sister). of the prize catch Elmer had already bagged. Using all the skill at his com- ! mand. Elmer nursed his fish to- | ward the boat. Then with a burst । of energy, he gave one last vicious hekve and—The line snapped in two and Elmer' fell backward into lhe water. - It was a bad break for Elmer but a swell one for the fish which took advantage of the resulting con­ fusion to swim ponderously away with, possibly, the fish equivalent of a horse laugh. Elmer, who very obviously wasn't In his element, was hauled back Into the boat by Lynn and Ward and Ray, SUGGESTION FOR BUSY HOUSEWIT'ES Here Is a valuable suggestion made by an enterprising Hastings housewife to other women who are planning to dry or can sweet com. Cutting the com off the cob with a knife has always been sort Of a messy job. because the com juice always spatters so. In order to overcome this difficulty. Mrs. Jos. Pflug advises using the regular cab­ bage salad cutter instead of a knife. She,has tried this method and re­ ports that it has proven Very suc­ cessful. The only thing to watch for. is NOT to cut too deep, simply remove the kernels—not cut Into Girls' Cotton Slipovers Those light cool slipovers tor early fall school days. Plain colors! Brigjit Colon! Change-About Ideas As seen in the WO MAN'S HOME COMPANION ldo% Wool Crepe Skirts tivities! Smooth, fine wool crepe In crisply pleated styicsf Rich 398 colors for fall! 24 to 32. Mombon F. H. L I. 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Mr.ljfMr and1 «PP There will a small dress rehearsal Dieppe __________________________________ and Mrs. Clayton Clemen* and 3 ’•»«>, of "“Port. * Mr. ,, „ . „ , j „ , children of Prescott, Mr. ahd Mrs and Mrs. Chas. Bunn. Harold. Dor- meeting tl; MIm Patries Rowtader of CaleRetool mw ClarksrtUe Tech- --------------- —iBunn , oonducted I donla was a weekend guest of Mr. arUj Mn. Henn- Beland of T-afra *ere Sunday gu Bunn’s the funeral on Sunday at 2:30 P j; lhe retreat, judging from' of what a frontal attaok agaliut the and Mra. Roland Furrow. * Harry Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kae- j ^Ur; rti. 7— . Visitors M.. at the Leonard chapel; with Fish. Jr.’, ot Middleville spent a cou- | cncle and daughter. Mra Okley j °f Caledonia w A‘xx“ -® est of Sheriff Glenn Interest In the Fuller cemetery. elaborate Nazi defense cstablUh- pie days last week with nu grand- I Martin and baov of Green Lake. and of lh? Yi 88’ and childr turned here to face a ' menta - along the coast .of Wsstcrn ■ mother, Mrs. Mary Dodge. * Miss * Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Tabberer were I “iel . “J U1° . home of Mrs. Ivan and Mra. 1 charge of grand larceny for steal­ ROGERS—CLARK I Velma Forbey spent the weekend m Grand Rapids last Wednesday R»ush for a business and birthday of Hastings, and Mr. and Mrs. Mel­ ing tires from the Royal Coach 4—German civilians ijusl as. Europe will mean. Of Inta rest to her many friends • • • . iI witn her parents. Mr. and Mrs. on biuinew. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Clare Pa* and a vin Hutchens and Nancy Kay ol Company. . in Hastings will be the news of the It is probable that lhe ceaseless । Geo. Forbey. * Mrs. Caroline An- Bosrett and family of Irving were 1 “,I“" dr cake and jello wm aerved. Grand Rapids. Ralph Mol ton of Arraigned before Municipal Judge Ana) are showing a surprising ano little Hillis Rigtennk Sunday dinner gueati of Mr. and * Walton Howard City called Saturday after­ Adelbert Cort right, ha waived ex- marriage of Mrs. Maxine Newton air attacks which the Allies have Idcrspn | aMHty to abeorb punishment from ] directed against Clark, daughter of Mrs. Deed New. I 01 Duluth, Minnesota, were guesu Mrs. Geo. Basse It and helped Geo. 8 , u f,°* y z .r. t A r ?8 0 ?. noon. Mrs. Frank Wallace and Mrs. Germany and ton of this city, to Kenneth Rogers. ‘Western Europe consllluLc. no’ last week ot Mra. Julia Godfrey, celebrate hte birthday. Doris re-' Mr. and Mra. Claud Walton at their Mildred Thaler were visitors TuegThe ceremony Look place at Lan­ । W-"* . • . I merely the best, but. as a matter of a Mr* Bernice Closson and daugh- ; turned liomc and Alice remained cottage at Gun lake. * Mrs. D. L. day and Wednesday. * Ralph Mot­ dreuit sourL sing Saturday al a: MP. M. at the ion had a stroke at the home of ter Nancy were Sunday afternoon for a week. * R. W. Moulton of H<5and-daughter Jean arMUaHe appeared in circuit court Mon­ n—... .k I fact, the only effective aid which A rccep^AdBdttodly tly Nasi bigwigs, once American and England could give cailers of the former's brother. Mr. ward City came Saturday morning •C*OI‘ *Pent th# weekend with her his granddaughter. Mra. Florence day. entered a plea of guilty and groom'a homo and Mrs. Floyd Walton of boutn to spend a few days with hl* grand- ®t£t*r-MT-'jnd Mr*. C. L. Hermer. Kundles and was taken to Pennock is being held In Jail here pending the aelf-styled "master-men • of the' ... Bowne. Mra. Allen FUh daughter. Mrs. Fred Kunde and *and frienda hospital. Mr*. Mailhot of Grand sentence by Judge McDonald on uxzwi.c. e w Mr. nil. and HI Te a dark outlook. German" ,j J °* SfrL.*’]d Rapids and Mra. Hutchens called al Saturday. The damage caused by these al- entertained tri.ih with a dinner last Wed- family, and on Sunday momlng waa : of' armatra-nt irks, ^~biaMln« lhe blasting of armament neAday n.-jUlav in In honor of their son P- F taken seriously 111 and was removed Mra^ John, TYialer Friday night In, Ganart Kundles Sunday. . At the time of hla arrest, he was ^unualh ^‘dustries and the wrecking of C. Ruebcn Fi*h. Guests were Mr. A 1 to Pennock hospital. * Mr. and *\<”‘?r.0,,»A*? .^T***. ’ driving.a tractor and semi-trailer renters si^d li transportation equipment have Mr*. Huro Fish and family of Mid- ; Mrs. Claud Walton and Bobby tor enroute for Texas. ,8u"d*y «hool plceuttine Tbilitv to^tunToul helped, indirectly at least, to weak- dlcville and Mrs. Mary Dodge local. 1petit last week al their cottage at f * Authorities also found that he E. B. Griffin, D. D. Pastor Vander ; .’"‘J®’* J®. h®Le. h”1! held Freeport tanii Lmmum- en the N‘“ bl°- B<a,nM Ru'sU * Mr. and Mra. Willard Arnoldumd Gun lake. Bill and Tom whs using his brother's birth cer­ .. tificate. social security card, regis­ 10: 30 A. M. Sunday school ’ wa? I American and EMlish supplies daughter of Hastings were Sunday , Male also spent the weekend with • ,,, fnursday was postponed and Frank ; ?,**l*J,n"?**nc*d “.tc.r',A Ih06<‘ tration card and chauffeur's license. P«“hcd through hiThe face of tre- evening gucsu of their parents. Mr. them. * Mr. and Mrs. 11: 30 A. M. Morning worship In addition lo other charges 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. ** to«»x,“''r«lu>P,«5nt u being at ^a have also and Mr*. Glen Kellogg and attend- ( Thompson were .Saturday evening 1 •“*” "5re_*''°,®ue.nlSd lh® Camo dwtrnvM bv ftTrial mendous losses al sea tmvc also ed the dedication services at the | caller* of Mr. and Mr*. Ken Smelk®u1”d“y _,B*r’?ay Mc~ leader, Marilyn Sterzick. against him. Smith hu also been helped lines. tnrreu heloed bolster the Soviet -Ines. Methodist church. * Mr. and Mra. [ er and family of Weal Freeport. * 5? 1 ne 2L ^u nI e n wcre sought by Federal authorities for .uv.iivux,. wiuiwj . ,ua. mi . m vx uixu xaxiuij * ’ TOL rxv, 8: 00 P. M. Evening service. Attack thus throwing an increasat- *’r ®"d,s•““» 8urK“s' Frank Hynes ot of Woodland were |! Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Gad Gall Lightfoot Light! 8:00 P. M. Thursday prayer meet­ evading lhe draft. turiy heavy burden on existing far Sunday afternoon callers of of Mr. Mr. ।1 tended tended the the Saddler Saddler reunion reunion at at naiKai- i ~r: and MELS5?IBea,Yj5kfr' to* a nation which has tak- Sunday Smith waj nrreslcd here about a afternoon callers ing. gUlties (some commentators still ^enBut. the pounding Russia l:as re­ and Mrs. J. D. cool Cool. * Mr and Mr* Mrs amazoo Sunday. * Jack Bracey andT andl an< 8 !, ., r5 rs~ Fra Fr ”®?® «1,n1 nSternck. au«rzick Mr. Pleasant Valley year ago on a charge of breaking teUeve that failure of the Ira nsnm t ......... IloUluy ..... of At Grund ..... i to. ... of .-..u ... and ..... । Mra. Ken...... and Herman Rapid*, son Ovid. Mr. "J“> Airs f‘ArsIJTom T?m„'.lerfrevs ,eJf"y* and **’<1 Mr Mr ®nd and. entering an oil station and 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship Qrstem will be the first fatal flaw ceived. indirect aid is not enough. .Mr and Mr* Keith Durkee o( netji Steckle of Lansing were Sun0. Ba'J*ey * ,?°,rI5SUo? foliotong conviction was placed on 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school own attitude fa Hitler's armor*: continual aerial Undoubtedly our Woodland were Sunday guest* of day dinner guests of Asa Steckle w,5„ , ,, .Cr5*M probation. 7: 30 P. M. Christian Endeavor °* b***1 ■fanbardment is forcing a shift tn would be the same If the circum­ Mr and Mrs. Adam Endres. * P. of South Campbell. * Sunday din- i Smith — is twenty years old >..« and 8: 00 P. M. Preaching --------——•# z —-- -MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED jopuLMIon which places a steadily stances were reversed. F. C. Rueben FLsh has returned lo ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan trafcl’tr_!’1®n z_r^ulU,on,, 8 :00 P. M. Tuesday prayer meet- married. Duration t.iub Club Mretimr Meeting Camp Rucker. Ala. after spending Roush were Mrs. Singer and Mrs. Duration fiicreasing burden on regions that ing. I «i» The Duration club will have their ----------------- -----------------------PATRICK H. KING have not yet.been devastated; thouFor example, we crlticiae Russia a 15 day furlough with his par- Rusnell of Grand Rapids. * Mr. next meeting Wednesday. Aug. 25 A film has been made of lhe life ; DIES AFTER STROKE ents. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish * and Mr*. Harold Rosenberger and 1; gauds and thousands of Hitler's । for not allowing us air base* from r®£\ k’ of & famous American stage musl- I Patrick H. Kina, aged 88. who —.—•J evening evening callera caners of <u Mr. and nnu I Marvin Marvin were were Sunday sunany afternoon anernoon r,.' ®^9S ' best troops have been lost In Rus- which to attack Japan Yet. from Sunday ..... daughter ,1 Cool will brlns. some clan. On lhe opening night he made suffered a paralytic stroke earlier THE REX ALL STORE Dan Postnut and I guesL. of the ............................. latter's parent*, Mr. ; Mrs James ,'5; ,1,9 O0JfJ, 111 ,„22 8 v.somc •la and North Africa: the subma- the -Soviet point of view. Midh a Mrs. Phyllis were Mrs. Bertha Johnson. ( and Mrs. Micheal Humphrey of cur,os °* South Africa to be shown. a personal disappearance. HASTINGS PHONE 2131 in the week, died at hU home on tine menace, if not beaten, is at (step would mean inviting an al­ Ross Johnson and Eleanor BanLsh Banish j 1 Hasting' * Mr. and Mrs. J. A. * Butleast under reasonably good con- tack (rum Japan ut the very time of Hastings.' * Mr*. Etta Blough 1 terick of South Bend. Indiana are trol; the rapid conquest of Sicily when Red armies were locked in a of HoAtlngs was a supper guest ot spending a few days with Mr. nnd removes an Important keystone from death struggle with Nazi h cdi-; In Mrs. F. L Walton Friday evening I Mrs. Dan Postma and daughter. ★ the defense system of Hitler's so-1 the west Russia dasnl see why * Mrs Ellen Seese and Mrs. Jen- Mr and Mrs Virgil Woods delivered Called ‘■fortress of fturope”; the 'he should "stick her n.-ck out' in me Miller were Wednesday dinner 1( cut to the home of their daughWaal control of peoples in the con- ‘*»is matter merely to help us fight guc*(* of Mrs. Wm. Oltliouse of । ter Mr. and Mrs. Robert White at Houth Bowne and spent the re- • Stevensville. * Mrs Mary Kenney Merad territories, although FtiU (Japan. maindcr of last week visiting Mrs. attended a sale at the Kepky horn’ fonslderable. Ls definitely on the I . • • • brane: after years of continual exEach nation Is bound to be a bit Thersa Scese and other relative.-, near Middleville Saturday. * Mr. and friends. * Miss Olive Wenger I nnd Mrs. Geo. Forbey and William pension, the Nazi empire is being (selfish and sell centered in its out- of Calgary. Alberta. Canada was a . and Jimmie Yonker attended thV gradually .pushed backward. jlook. , Saturday evening dinner guest of t Wesleyan camp meeting near Has- I CRISP NUT-IWItT FLAKU ... AND FRUH! Mr. and Mrs. Chua. Bunn nnd fam- j tings Sunday evening. * Mr. and ' Y All of this is happening at a time >«•» l»Rlenl argu-, Hy. Other callers were Mr. nnd Mr* Chas. Hoyt spent Sunday af- । When Allied strength Ls surging up- uienU—and so have we. Mrs. Floyd Geiger of Alto and Rev. ternoon visiting friends In Lakeand Mrs. J. W. McCue, local * view. * Sarah Jane Burge** who | Ward at a rate which is difficult to । &mprehand. , But. if the rdatkinKhip between Mrs. Mary Henney spent last week him been spending lhe past two • • • I Russia and the rest of the Allies visiting at lhe homes of Victor | weeks at the camp near Sunfield Hennev, Mrs. Agnes Thompson ami returned iiomc Sunday evening. * Nazi power might collapse vGd- ls i*nn»ted lo disintegrate, it will Mr*. Hazel Roush of Hastings anti I Betty Mar Buehler of Irving spent denV—such a thing is not beyond u* “ Wdory Hitler. In view of on Sunday afternoon called on her ; a week Rl the wnp near ijuniiela. Die realm of possibility. Hnwevr. l,>e fact that the Bovieta have brother. Wm. Zuschnitt of south I * Roy Bunn of Campbell who was R would be poor policy on our part *«»rn the brunt of the land war Hittings. * Mr. .and Mrs. Henry taken to Pennock hospital but to expect such a break or to base against Nazi mthiary machine to Smelker of West Freeport were Monday passed away Monday. Any our plans on such an optimistic i date, and that the heroic stand of Thursday evening culler* of Mr. * Mrs. Chas. Woodworth and Juppoaitton Tim point is we must -the Red army gave bath America and Mrs. Semlah §<tcse. * Mrs El- . aon Mick and mother, Mrs. Anna, Sull prepare as for a long war nnd “n<1 Britain ;>rical«M< time In which leu .Yiitkit U. vJsiUlijj. her sister- .Moon- of. Eaton Rapids wore Wedin-laW. Mr* Prank AHerdlllg of ' nesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. 8eyet not be caught off guard as we lo repair nnd' strengthen (heir * Ed. Coats who Is | tnlah Seesc and Adah Mbtler. Mrs. Were in 1BI8 if enemy resistance In armaments, we should nt least go Clarksville working in Battle Creek spent the Moore attended the birthday pul ' Europe should suddenly end. ,hc llmlt Meaning over backward. weekend at his home here. * John • party held at the home ot Mrs. • • • , i if necessary । In persistence and pn- Fish. Jr. of Grand Rapitis was a Ivan Roush in the afternoon. * War news^of late has been so, lienee to try to reach an under- Sunday caller at the Allen Phh , Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Geiger were favorable that the growing cool- standing with Russia. home. * Mr and Mrs Woodrow Saturday evening supper guest* of I TOPS IN QUALITY CARTON OF SEVEN nrcs between Russia and the rest of ‘ Knowles nnd family of Battle Mr. and Mrs Cha*. Geiger and A REAL VALUE CEREAL VARIETIES Other callers Were Miss the allied naltons has been general­ The assistance ana co-operation Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Spears I family. Calgajy. Alberti*. Alberta. and son cf Grand Rapid*. Mr and I Olive ’ Wenger of Calgary. ly overlooked of Russia will be needed 11 a -ound Mrs. Marvin Thaler and son of Has- | Canada, and Dorothy Bunn, local, local. 5 Lb Boo 27C peace Is to be established. tings and Miss Norina Yoder, local I a Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish and fam{ . There are many factors which were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ily were in Caledonia and Hastings Sm, Pk0 8C CRIjr - NUT BROWN have contributed toward this sit­ TTUUS.THIN TEMPTINGLY FLAVORED g>irr—MLICIOUS anil Mrs. John Thaler nnd Norvnl. ; Saturday afternoon. * Bill Vander­ uation. most important c< which is Churchill working together in ap­ * Mrs. Ivan Rou*h. Bill and Tommy ' Male who Ls enijiloyed In Hastings 4-Ox. probably Stalin’s Impatience for the parent harmony. ’S-Os. were Thursday evening dinner whs removed to Pennock hospital j establishment of a real second front Pkp guests of .Mrs. Robert Sehciver of • Monday morning and then to his ' It would augur better lor the fu­ Grand Rapids, k Mrs. Etta BIoubJl * home. He had a slight attack x>( I In Western Europe which would ef­ fectively relieve some of the iu- ture If Stalin or al least his per­ ol Hastings was a Friday dinift-r appendicitis. * Mrs. Gali Lightfoot I sonal representative were also pres ­ guest uf Mr and Mrs. F. C. Tab, is^recovenng very nicely from her tnse military pressure which the Soberer * Mr. and Mrs. Herman • recent operation^* Mr. and Mrs. 1 : ent at some ot these conferences. Gosch and Mr. and Mrs F. c. Tab- F r. I. u. Walton waiton viiiteti. vixneo. the tne former t ormer’* 1: KOCK FOWL berer attended the Wesleyan camp cousin. Mr/and Mrs. Harry Clemens , meeting near Hasting* Sunday af­ of Caledonia Sunday. Mr. Clem- i MICHIGAN COBBLERS U. S. NO. I sia has suffered—estimated casual- i T1**- Maple Grove and Banfield ternoon. * Mrs. Floyd • Chase. Mr-. ens has been ill but is able to be Xies feaptured. killed, wounded und Ccr.-iumty Groups and all Farm NO POINTS) Wilma Krajenke and three children around again. * Tech. Sgt. Clayton I nkslng* among civilians and sol-I Bl,,‘-u members of these localities and two nieces were Thursday Bunn who has been spending- jl ioeton tun » HeraTTf five mllHnnarc 1,,vltcd U> “ttend the picnic at 122<re .h,n/,e , * ’L' Ver 1 the Herman Babcock cottage at quests of Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Ickes. pleasant furlough with hu parent*, Jchart agricultural lands and in- Bristol lake, on . Wednesday. August * Congratulations to Mr. and Mr*. nnd Dorothy and other relatives hMtrlal centers overrun or de- • 25. Pot luck dinner with the coffee Henry Myers on the birtii of a and friend*, returned Sunday eve­ (7 POINTS) LB. toyed—It Is not surprising that! furnished, bring own sugar daughter born at Pennock hospital 1 ning to California to visit relalives. ioeton ivrr he Soviets are impatient for some, The' Sports Committee Is corn- August 9th who will answer to the 1 * Mr. nnd Mrs. Pcrcey Penny of PORK STEAK ’ TO ' “ J 38c name cf Barbara Jean Mother and “’“IS.'18c Man-h^ll. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence CORNED BEEF xnitive results. j posed ot Henn* VanSycklb and • • • | Claude Hoffman of the Maple Grove daughter arc doing nicely. ★ De- Gaudy and two children. Mr. and SLICED FRESH DAISIED Mrs. Lynn Johnson nnd daughter From the Allied standpoint, an w°uP anf* J'1111** Frey and Charles kiros Walton of Smith Bowne PORK LIVER '•'“’"il’lfc FRYING CHICKENS ",o’?,’44c xuck on mnUnenul Europ, U on « »>- lunBria ,roup. «nending this week with her cousin | ol Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. FRESH ' Nancy Closson. * Mr. and Mrs.' Clarence Johnson ot Sparta and 1 unphlblan oomuo.. ol exerd- 'CDCCDADT Morris Smith Returned Here on Larceny Charge Mra rKttrUKI ITORIALS HAYFEVER ROSE FEVER HEAD COLDS ASTHMA? ASK US A^OUT BLU-TABS STEBBINS & JACOBS Sunnyfteld CEREALS CORN FLAKES • TOPS IN QUALITY STOPS IN VALUE A Sunnyfield Cereal For Everyone’s Taste! Sunnyfle/d SunnyflelJ ROLLED OATS ASSORTED CEREALS WHEAT PUFFS WHEAT FLAKES RICE GEMS 40% BRAN FLAKES 10 SMALL PACKAGES *a* 9<= 1 7C c"120c A&P SupM. di^kt Meati. Really ty'kelli. Produce POTATOES u. 39* CHICKENS < PORK ROAST 33 HADDOCK FILLETS WHITEFISH ampalgn, for example, more than Grove group nnd -Mr and Nt LOGO boats were required to trans-, Julius FTey of tin- Benfield group, LB. PKESH DRHSED LB. FRESH UKE TROUT Neuest Styles 29* GRAPES SWEET POTATOES 2 - 29* CABBAGE PEPPERS CUCUMBERS 15* CELERY CARROTS LIMES BEETS Ntw cior-NANcr hall COMPLETE SHIPMENT z FIESH—OUIOOOt EACH MICHIGAN ORDER VQUR DEKRLB HVBRID SEED (ORB NOW from FOR MEN, WOMEN AND BOYS D. Forrest Bender, Middleville, Mich. Robert H. Otis, Hastings, Mich. R. No. 5 Ithon A. Wiaters. Dowling. Mich. R. No. I 55c DRESSED MACKEREL 27; 1/aM Ckaiot aj *1kf /I & P Bxtadi. ENRICHED r/rU. LOAF MARVEL HOME STYLE AiP IS-OJ. LOAF RYE BREAD AAP It-OZ. CRACKED WHEAT CHOCOLATE NUT-TOP loaves 29' RAISIN RICH-COLO FUME BAR ^23c MACARONI 3n» 2tc CARAMEL LAYER CAKE £&33c IONA 1ULTANA • lit TOMATO WKE HEINZ—WITH TOMATO SAUCE MUSTARD n.M,11c PLAIN OLIVES *3S«C BABY FOOD VJENNA (I PCMND CAN 7c .MTSBIR BAKED BEANS ANN FACE CATSUP ,O2 SOT. IUC (M POINTE) PEANUT BUTTER 'Alhc FIESH-IENOER Genuine Pony Skins Goatskin! Cape! Suede! FREEH—RUIY-SEO LGE. BCH. Buy H'hat You Need—Don't Hoard IOJU PEAS (I< POINTS) TOMATOES (H POINTS) Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy MILK CXXAMEXV-MXXH SILVERBROOK BUTTER PABST-ETT CHffSE CRESTVIEW EGGS *»». PLAIN OR PIMENTO LARGE , -47c 18c ooz. 50c KG. ■SU?! 'Silk WHITEHOUSt EVAPORATED Waters Clothes Shop tk* Qintit ^baiHflarufa LGE. BCH. DOZ. Shirley Gillespie, Haitings. Mich. R. No. 3 Baldwin Bros., Hostings, Mich. R. No. 2 LGE. BCH. c, 45* 45* HDKR,FRESHER sic[M COFFKI OWNED AND OPERATED Bl THE.CKEAI ATLANTIC S PACIFIC TEA CO. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST If, 1S43 I on Bunday Mr. apd Mrs. Will OarIt of Lake Odem. | Mr. and Mr» A. Q Hub and PERSONALS weekend IICIU VTW. V..V mer Warner. . **■■■ ■ ! ! II . —— . ■•- IThose from k" th. (im.r.l nf , / Mrs. Charles i, Mra. Orin I Cox ol 1 and Mr,. Ruth Graham* of I small daughter. Sharon, who had ia. Mr. and Mr*. F. E. Hobnu.. been here for two weeka. returned and Mrs. Herbert Johnston, and to Traverse City with her parent*. Mr*. F. B. Adair »pent the imp­ -- -— -- -‘ ----7 -----utUc of Mia* Dori* Lundberg. And Mra. John Ingram spent Mr. an ——i MlM Zellah E Rpp3n end in Middleville with Mr*. Frank guest* Mr and MraBwan AndJraon Sunday in ABegan. ~ 1 Wocdland. and Mr*. Mort Lowing oi l Rock. Ark, is visiting her cousin*. Mrs. Archie Sinclair. Mr. and Mr*., out of town baiae Ml withrM? andMS. fSXSSi. M" °{ CreST ! Mra Ida F. McCoy and Mr*. Emma Fred Friedrich. Mr and Mra M Waahvllte^B J Mra. Royal Myers were Mr. and Mra. Oriev E Knlcker- ! 8. Evan,. Michael Allerdlng, Mr and Mra . TreUirte; Mn. 2. O. N entertained tor the weekend al the and Mr*. Herbert Crosby, spent the Mill* wa* the Sunday guest of Mr. bocker returned Monday from Judge and Mra. A. D McDonald Wamn Moore and Mr. and Mr*. I more. Pa., and Mn. home of Mr. and Mra. Del Broth­ weekend at tiialr form near Hart and Mra. C E. Barnes. I in northern Michigan. . Mr. and Mr*. James Butrick of । p«mo Grant, Hl, where they vteit- and daughter, Anne, came home Dan Lewis, also Mr und Mrs. Max ' ton. Flint, with Ma erton lo Bay Olty. . . . Guest* ot Mr. and Mra. G. Avery South Bend. Ind. were guest* of ed tfietr ron. pvt. Harold L Knick-.' . . from Port Huron last week W,d- Iz'wis, Mansfield. Ohio, and Cpl. Buskirk and Mn H Mrs. Fred Heaoman of Gibraltar Aten on Sunday were Mr and Mr, Mr and Mra H.rbert J Freeland , erbockcr over weekend —”xr — the ., nrsd»'. They were acromnanled jack Lewis of Jackson. Mln Thlr- . Muskegon, with Mn. la at home for a two weeks' visit George Bjwol lUteimL, on Saturday and Bunday. 1 •r; Mr. Abbev and Mr*. Gtenn Glenn Abbey and Evelyn 1 fay Mrs McDonald's niece. Mias El- ty-flve were present. On Friday! BouquaU of phlox with her parent*, Mr. and Mn. W. Mrs Robert Brown and Beverly ' Mr and Mra. Max Lewis of Mans- hwu -^ in1 izslu'' ^erH^pendlng' a w.inor Murray, of of Springville. N. Y. evening. Mrs. Cappon entertained > pink combined with Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Manni Mr. and Mrs. Bischoff ano Mr. and gea and delphlnum returned Sunday after spending a Teale returned to were guests over the weekend of | Held. Oh o. and thalr son Cpl- Jack «trt wtriy their mother. Mra. All* •• ... jri — _$..... 4Us . expect to spend next Sunday with Mrs Max Lewis and Cpl- Lewi* at the large table and i week with hte grandparents. Mr. Kalamazoo on Sunday after a few Mr. and Mrs. Silas Doster of Pral- Lewis tnira Hackney. Her sister. Mra. R. from Friday till Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams »Bar­ a farewell dinner. 1 of phlox centered and Mr*. Dan Lewis. weeks' visit with Mrs. KenlUi Mc- rievtlle Twp. . H Bender of Middleville and two bara Bllw of Kalamazoo. Mrs. Lewis. Miss Amelia Shookera ot Mount­ Intyejj. Dr. and Mrs. D- D. Walton and ■ and <nHDan clarence Finstrom Kinstroni Mr. and Mrs. i Clarence oSL Sima, children returned with them for ville. P*. arrived Friday to vteil Mrs Mary Angus of Rockford Mr. and Mrs. WiUlam McKnlghl '4i±n,'Ll'p^,pL.p”li'U!^ the Misses Suzanne and Esther and son Bill of Evanston with their reunion at Potter Part. Unaing. on II)., has been tiie guest of Mr. and 1 Circle No. 4 of the Methodist W. & I d wePkt.nd wih Mr and Bobby and Joan Bender pf Mid­ C. 8. pu Wednesday, the member*' Kreider for several day*. nephew. Marley Halverson and 8uIuU> I Mra. Carl Ftnatrom at Podunk lake dleville spent part ot last week with Mrs. Ralph Striker and other rel­ I enjoying a .carry-in one o'dock atives and friends the-past week. , Mr. and Mra. Charlie Doyle and niece Miss Margaret Stratton are Those from away who attended ■. Dr. and Mrs. II. B. Wedel and Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Rotters and iI luncheon. daughter Mra. John Hammer* were at the Joseph McKnlghl cottage at lhe funeral of Robert Brown last daughter, spent lost week al Wail their grandmother. Mr*. Almira Hackney. • • • L>. w- BamtM. Mra. noy snami daughter of Battle Creek visited Mr guest* Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Wall lake for two weeka. Thursday were. Mr and Mra. A. lalte. Mrs. Wedel and the girl* re­ In honor of the birthday annlver- , and Mr*. F. W. Btebbln*. ; Mr and Mrs. Duane Miller and and Ms John Rose on, Sunday. Clifford Dolan al their Gun lake I The Rev. and Mrs. Blaine Snyder Lynn Brown of Ann Arbor. Mr niainlng this week also president. Mra. Born Mrs -----Ethel Hes* is spending this sarle* of her niece. Mis* Eleanor, The daughter. Shirley, were In Mus— - — ———-----। of Freeport spent Monday with Mrs. and Mr Silo* Doster and Mr. and j-- Dwight ------- - ------------■ -* Mrs Bessmer--•* and"David Murray of Spnnp-ille. N. Y„ and Feldpaiach annotmeeg Off*.1 Mrs. Runkin Hyde of Prairieville. of Canton. ^amon. Ohio, vnno. visited <«i*u Mr. »». and »..u kegon over lhe weekend as the week with her sister. Mrs. Claude Mra. M. H. DeFoe of Charlotte 1s Piiobee Mole. • Mead, of Freeport. . ?.1l^ Juiu- Anne Cooper, Mra. A. D. Women* Aa*oclaUc:> would h* Mbs Eleanor Miller returned to P71 9corHe spending the week with the Rich­ , of C5mp M«. Fred Pierson and other rela- guest* ot Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vahl- **—* -* ”---------- * Mrs. Fred Jones and Mias Beverly McDonald entertained with a pic- < charge of the U. 8. O. room IN Chicago on Sunday after a two So. Carolina Mrs. Edward Huff- Uve> lot week and are al Mra sing ard COO**Mr*. B. R. Minford and daugh­ Jones were in Detroit Monday nlc on Friday afternoon. On Mon-' Sunday. ............... ----------- this Mr. and Mra. J. Earle Kreider peeks' vacation with her turenU,, man of Grand Rapids. Mr- and Mrs. Bcssiner'* relatives -Ih Newaygo • • • Mtes Jones joined the day. Miss Cooper was hostc&s at a j Mead Brown. Greenville. Harry de week. Mr. Beamer te expected the ters of Pontiac are spending several where and baby daughter Caroline, of Mr. and Mnf. George Miller. . dessert luncheon complimentary to Tonight, Thursday, there will Saturday guest* of Mr. and Mrs.. Crocker and Mr and Mrs Gerald first of the week for a few days' ; days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs WAVES. She panted her examina­ a dinner for members, followed L. Severance on her way to Lud­ tions and wm sworn In. and ex- Mte* Murray. Frank Mosher were Ms. Kenneth। Doster. Battle Creek. Mra. Margery visit. * Ington to visit friends. cxpcct* to spend next Sunday with MOener Dunning. Kalamazoo, Jake de , Mosher and twp ciuiuicii children anu and mu Mrs. running. ther Kreider thia week. Mis* Ellie Oroos, who has been Mr and Mr*. Charles .Byce and Mias Doris Lundberg entertained, Dr. Robert W. Dawe of Detroit John Voight of Grand Rapids and | Crocker of Scotts. A/C Roger Walt- | the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard" son. Richard, of Kalamazoo visited blew York City in Sept, for train­ her bridge club of eight on Monday Smith, was a weekend guest of Mr. and on Sunday Mr. und Mr*. Roy Wil- kones, Wooster, Ohio. Mrs Robert Groos. left Tuesday for her home Mr and Mrs L. Severance Sunday. ing. Mrs. Etta Blough spent last week evening al the Haye* cottage al Mr. al._ —— Mrs. Otto laenhath and Mrs. Dawe cox of Grand Rapids spent the day Olner of Barlow lake and Miss Flo- i in San Antonio. Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson lake where Dr. and Mr*. ahd Mrs. John rente Wright of Dowling. and baby son returned with him lo with them. Mrs. Kirk Hamilton of Flint U1 and three children. Junior. Iz>te and in Freeport with relatives and Wall rr.M, CaMb.™ ■" “““ . SSbS lTXJ S?', friends. John Larsen relumed to San 1 Mr and Mrs Lawrence Adams th- gueiX ot Mr und Mrs D. A. Detroit after a. two weeks' visit Curtis, of Grand Rapids, were SatFrancisco last Thursday after a ! visited their daughter. Beverly. Van Yi-nkirk with her parent*. I rrt Rhannnn and Dr. urday evening guest* of Mr. and Mri Harvey Paulson ot Muake- i Mrs Quests last week of Miss Amelia three week*' furlough at home. He Sunday at Blodgett Convalrecent I Qeorge Pullon. -■ Walters and Miss Leia B Jordan had been on a four month* trip Home. Grand Rapids. Her cpndl-; aQn uthe gue*t ot Mr. and Mrs HO.MER ItePUE DIES . • . • Mr. and Mrs. George Fulton hod were Mr. and Mrs. Logan Hunt ot with lhe Merchant Marine In New tlon is much improved. While in Iwtilar(i smith SUDDENLY THURSDAY P. M. The commluae for next Tve*dajrt» 1 as tiu-ir Sunday dinner guests. Mr Caledonia and had seen plenty of of '’ Grand Rapid,. Rapids, Mr Mr. and end Mrs. Mrs. Adams Adams Mrs Maurlce RogerTanu and Mrs. Fred Roush and Mrs. Flint. Homer DePue. aged 6!>. ft former luncheon Ls Mr*. P W Btetshtn*, Guadalcanal. 1 al»o called on relative*. Mrs. John Hammes, Anne and action “JUS at M ’S.’feSSi .pent . P.« n-rBJJle £££ . Roush's nephew. Marvin Buck of Mr. and Mrs. John Lord enter­ Hastings resident, died suddenly chairman. Mr*. Clare DeCou. Mra. ML» Marjorie Norton spent a few The Misses Beverhr Wellfare. PaMary returned to their home in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Al tained with a family dinner Sun­ Thursaay evening about ten o'clocx , C. P. Lathrop. Mrs. Fraser Iron­ Albany, N. Y. on Monday after a days this week .with Miss Lucille trlcia Fewlcs*. Ella FUher and Bar, Appleyard. Mrs. Eva Oakwood and day in honor of tneir daughter. ac his cottage at Gun lake where side and Mra. Clifford LsnL । bara Nixon spent from tear Wedtwo weeks' visit with Mr. j»nd Mrs. Boylan at Ypsilanti. ne and Mr*. DeFue were spending ----------------- J Jim Bryant all of Kalamazoo. Elaine's fifth birthday. Mr. M and Mn/ J M. "Ji Langston w' nesday until Friday camping at ** Al. ’ Charles Doyle and Mr. and Mrs. • • * । the summer. Death was due to J ‘ THORNAPPLE • Mrs. Almira Hackney te spendwere Sunday guest* of Mr and Gon-Quin lake. Don Doyle . | ing this week with her brother. Wm. A farewell picnic dinner was held heart attack. For the past twenty GARDEN CLUB M„,.„ d Mr*. C. C J. X Stuart S.U.H in U. Grant O..„4 || Mr. and Mr*. Richard Nixon and I SggU and Mr. and Mrs. Burr Whitmore and Mra Sunday. Aug. 8. at Reid's Resort, > yeivrs. Mr. DePue had 0PJ'.r,ft,cd U1.e Due to rahiy weather th* Ausuu daughter Loretta of Grand Rapids ' Rapids. I Mr and Mrs Aldeni Todd en.mved ungslown. Ohio, te stiendlng her Mrs. Keith Fox returned to Has- Thomapple lake, honorink Her- | DePue Photo Service al Mt. Morrte were Saturday guesta of Mr. and , Helen and Rita Labertcaux arc , a fishing trip at Hardy Dam .. d weeks' vacation will with her moth- | rings Monday night after u two. mam Johnson, who te entering the ; near Fltn'. He is survived by his । two Mrs Bari Mudge. visiting their grandmother. Mrs E. the weekend Mr8 NelUc SmUh with . ___ '' -r SI — M.llln a! Mrs. Nellie Rmltll Smith, aIld and with Mr Mr months month's stey stay in in MisslWp Mississippi where Navy on Tuesday. H<* te Hie son of | wife, Mrs. Cora DePue. a daughter, DeVries Instead of Tyden I jjwxssmt’Sfi:p u.„r dJs,s.w- .'»■<jil _ .nd Mr* Walter Culbert of Carlton. Mie liad been visiting her husband. Mrs. Qtfcr Johnson of Woodland. | Mrs. Peter Hadlee of Detroit; and pot luck luncheon at one Mis* Mary Morri* Chicago te!. Mta who was at Boloxi. KeeslerMiss Field. inoac attending Hiicuauig were were Mr. .*1. and ano Mrs. Mrs. three mucv sisters. 4*0.^..-., Mrs w>. Dora Sly of *Al— A\^erT r?IL«MondM' • rt were in Battle Creek and Grand d^or^ ‘Xho^are 'rtlttoned^ at U^ertof'Mre RuthofCappon thU Ednastationed Lowry of . Those was enjoyed by the twenty guest of Mrs. Ruth Cappon thl* Mir* Edna Lowry of Boloxi. Miss. Nete Nete Johnson Johnson and and daughter, daughter, Mr. Mr. 1 1 mont. tnont. Mrs. Mrs. Hattie Hattie Preston Preaton of Bat- bers and guesU present, t Mrs. Gordon Havens returned Rapids for two days last week. nusnana* wno are stauoncu at weck. ----- • «.n.rn~ri with «,ith her hrr and te is now wortwork, and ** j returned .... •- and -■ — — — - business meeting was condo Mrs — Ted Euper and- daughI tie Creek M1m Clara DePue from Miami. Fla. on Saturday Mr. and Mr*. Harold McDonald । Kreater neM. Miu ter. Mr. and Mra. Vendee Roller 1 of Hasting*. Funeral aenricc* were Mrs r F Finstrom and Mrs. ln R at the beauty shop. Where she spent six weeka with her of Battle Creek were Sunday guests ]j sinF Revand Bath."Tuesday. She was ! Garrett Isham returned Frida* ; p Jh^^te^home on'”? and family of Woodland. Mr. and i held at the Leonard chapel on Mnnhusband, who is now being sent to ; 0( Mr*. Minnie McDonald. ! eA , r.. to o®,...«LSK.a-1 we‘“sis® M!" Mrs Henry' Sandeen and family, i day afternoon at two o'clock, lhe a different station Mr. and Mr*. Deane OHver arid . calkd thw U) officiate tri Uie fu- Rom °mi«’ M. Gury officiating. r~_ In­ moke them and what to i Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sandeen and Rev Don '* Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mr* | children of Kalamazoo were callers > neral of a friend. Mrs Rosa Fletchl al>. Mr. IW Smlll, .nd MW Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kline of Has­ terment In Riverside cemetery. different coalume*. She Mr. M.Em.!rS5l.Sn MB TUU- »»• tings. ."'!."t.“!^.c,V25* „ Mr. Wuulrrt I'.rrr ot L..W.M tnaot me osy lor Muncie, ina.. io visit nci — Mra. Lloyd Anderson entertained LEO JR. WARNER <___ McKinley husband tor a few days before he “ ‘“J* «•» relative* In Haating* her club for, dessert and cards Leo J. Warner, 22. was bom in .. _ . ,,. i —:.ivcs tor win* ui 1 Bunday. mclllc Dryant of Battle Wednesday* afternoon, Aug. 11. at Hastings on June 24. 1B21. the «on mK^\*L^,»ZL^iuMrinr'aSS MiM j'eraiee Barnum Is visiting ' ’*Mra. Mrs. 'william William Gorkin Corkin te is visititw vteltltw I) iven to lhe first couple apply! spending this week ut the her home on East High street. I of Led and Jennie Warner, and » , £r.u„. and unde Mr .ndMr. her ___________ her sister, Mr. Mrs. M. M. r. F. Brone, Stone, o of DeDe- ; £« “ £ nr a license. The lucky brtO« i Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Kelley Winners at pedro were Mrs. Ellis i died nf Pennock hospital Thureday 'Camp Shenango. Pa, from Tues-1 gonMd McCloud of Lake .Odesia | uolt troll tills week. week. , "i and famllv ■ < Miss Virginia May ToUley of Nil lly. Kclley, ~»o. Mrs, W. J. E. .uvnuaiau. McMillan. allo. Mra. I momUW. morning. AUS. Aug. 1*. 12. death being I Mr. and Mrs. Steven Johnson are , _.m Mrs, 8- Henry. WcbV'T Russell Ru.-z.cll Zerbel Zerbel and Mrs. Anderson. : caused .by an aCclden ‘UML«"‘^llrt*Tmner of Hart is via“r‘ R Hci‘Q *«'ef res.ntlN! “ a l and Mrs. Anderson, caused by an accident. . ; al Oini lake thU wren. . afternoon visitors Mrs. Arthur Bennett, Bennett, Jr. life was Iri^lwY uncte aunt Mr and duties at lhe A. J Larsen store . •Robert Kelly, who has entered the were Sunday Jr. was was aj a, Hi? ffis entite entire life wa* spent in HasMra SwanAndewr?Tor the re- I Tured.y after a week',‘ vacation, 1 Army, left on Mondky for Jeffer- of Mr and Mra. William Harrison guest. Mrs. Duane Miller will en- tings. On January li 10. 1M3. he was interesting article on trees fiht STEAM HEAT of Grand Rapids. Their niece Miss tertain tiie Hut on August 25 at married to Betty Sat (under* In Bat- how to recognize different kin i “ouMts of °of her lMrs. summer iUMorrie vacation, 'HuTover j' amazooT's^nt the weekend* ‘with ’‘’co^Sfu’Tyden went Tuesday tennis May rorney of Davidsville, ner home on South Hanover. imainder HOT A COLD WATER tie Creek He wa* unr.i. nvnr amazoo. spent “tne weexenuArehte wiui !° Oreene' l0W“' fW ‘ ,CW trees and many other facts I Pa., who ... I into the . th?U^rek«dM^e“ 0Mr.miii H Marrin r ^Mra" Pa., who has has been been u u counselor counselor at al ■* • • • army August 26 SHOWER BATH a camp in-northern^Michlgan^thte cainp in-northern Michigan this Miss Janet Smith entertained n He i eavcs his father and mother them. * ‘ I “IL. Sdbo-l-r ~d summer accompanied them home group of eighteen young kidles nt ltt-o brothers and five vlst-rv The place ha* not been Mt fa both September meeting. Sintic 13.M per wk. op Is their guest this week. her nome on East Clinton Street grandfather and two nieces beMiss Jean Fennell who has been Quests of Mrs Fay Marble the Mrs L. Stowell of Grand Rapids and is ♦uendini^er Vaca! on with her sb- Io“er »*ek WCTf £cr were guest* of Dr. and Mrs. NorMrs. Kun Kim 3i(M>-l Sigler mid and dauftl.Ui daughter,. j — on Tuesday relatives and a host of Mio. - - ------ x evening jAti£ 10. hon- ■ sldcs slOCS other OV The little boy who cried be Madeleine, left today (Thursday, I fr(ends. (Thursday) oring oring Mrs. Mrs. Wayne Wayne Fmkbclner Fmkbclner (nee »nee XrlPnds t^ and brother- n-lnw Mr nnd 1 r““>cr' Richard Cariyon and her u,rl s<howaltrr on Friday. he dug a hole and couldn't I Mra *T NKnopL returned Sun“nd nlcce* Xrwn Mr. and Mr* John Armbruster. for Galveston. Texas where they Marie Eggleston>. of Walnut Ridge, i It into the liouae ha* grown deliver a Royal Coach trailer. Ark. Appropriate decorations in Leonard ; funeral home on Batur­ the man who appeals to the ffi?.Mb R» C«d.. .oral . (ew Id. i[ a"c &“"« * V““‘°" will day te her home in Detroit mrs On tlielr way home they willstou pink and blue were used through-j day. Aug. 14.at 10 o'clock, with ernment for the rights of stoo Pink I rrm'Vln for°a’ week** *lU ! dnyS lh!s Wlth MrS C1UU>n I Mdne ,। out lhe rooms and ____________ bouquets of fall Adcock officiating. Burial wo* speech so he can advocate the i- ' dnuftdw. Mre Keith F»x relumed Mon­ ut Nashville. Tenn, where Madetune Watkins al Wall lake. , I' day rtn<i- 1I flowers w«ro were also .m-a used. ninon Bingo fur. fur- -------------------------------in Rutland cemetery. day from from a a visit visit wnn with ni. her husband will begin her first year/at Wald 1 ntehed the evening'* ehtertalnment ------------------------------------- -- --------------------■ Mr. and Mra. Clarence Corp of at U* Keesler Frdd Field, b*Miss 1-Pfc. Fox 1 Belmont. September 15/ been transferred transferred to to Denver i Mr. and Mrs. Jun& Nash and after which icc cream and cake . — ' T .nnslng are occupying the W. J. ।I has* has been Liningion collage at attending Podunk lake ! Co | for further training. were served. Lieut, and Mrs. Finkson ■ ore at Grand-Ledge ! Col. for further training. bclncr left Thursday morning for I this week. 1. Mrs. •' — — K. *• S. McIntyre and daugh­ a camp meeting,there this week. Mr. and Mra. J. E Mattoon were ter, and her sister. Miss Janet . Arthur Lathrop wa* in Mt. Plexs- Arkansas and Mrs. M. E. Tucker­ man accompanied them to New­ i in Vermontville for the weekend. ___ _ Teale. of FrJ(la^ ant attending/ a conference of port. Ark., where she will visit her , countv school/commlssloners Aug. j -Ml** Laura Maria Maurer of BOr- auesti of daughter and son-in-law, Lieut, and «e*s hospital. Kalamazoo spent the Gun |akc. 12 to 14. X' Mr*. A. Berlin. Mrs. Arina McOuffln spent the i weekend with Mr. and Mra. George Lleut. ahd Mrs. Donald Ruehlweekenct at Wall lake with Dr. and ’ A few friends gathered Tuesday man have returned’ to their nojnc , Mr* Frank Carrothcrs. Mrs. Ru- evening at the Thornapple lake । Hasting* girl* who are at Camp HL after zfur spendl “-tiihgpert Carrothcrs of Grund Rapids cottage of Mr. and Mrs. John W. I K,**n.n,Wa W*Cltn«irrtthRhVr?pv lhp nast WCelt at the home of *■ the past week at the home of her Sanders, to lo help help their their mother. mother, Mr*'. Mrs'. I Sanders, perttxl are Johanna Baird. Shirley (Mrerits, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Ly- wawalso a guest. Chase, celebrate her nine- j W. A. Hall is visiting hi* son-ln- Lillie A. Chase, Benedict. Eva Cox. Lora Lou Lin- Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schmtedbirthday, a beautiful cake, i ngton, Dclorra Owen. Helen Steb- kkc and chUdren of Grand Rapids law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. tleth birthday. i btn*. hH,. Hilda MUrtn Roberts nniwrtx and «n.i Marjory MaHnrv I gpwU Sunday al lhe LyBarker Floyd Eckert, of Detroit this week made by Mrs. Carroll <Cutler was “cd with ~ity. Ice 1:; cream. ~. Mr. and Mrs. Elsie'Gould of Washington, — served । Tumeg. ■ -'home. \ Lyman Bail of Detroit, broth­ ! Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Neteon of Mr and Mrs. O. P. Slnkler and D. C.. who spent last week here. Mrs. ---------Kalamazoo were Wednesday supper Mrs Anna Reed spent part of last went to Grand Rapids Saturday fcr er-law and sister of -Mr. Cutler THE SAME BUILDING AS HERETOFORE those present. It being amor guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mudge. week with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Slnk­ a few days before returning to were among Mr. Ball's birthday also. Wasidngton. I Ur i Her uncle. George Viera, ot Mid­ ler and family at Long lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waters. Mrs i dlcville was also a guest. H1m, Esther Monica and Miss The members of the J P. .F -----club --- ...... ----------I Mr. and Mr*. O. J. Glerum of ,Betty Allerdlng spent the weekend Mary Water* and Mr. and Mrs Dan A,halter left Saturday night for a held a picnic ut Tyden Park yeaterEvart were guest* cl Mr. and Mrs. m ’ Chicago. 'Fhe weekend guest of In The ,. ... _T.. u Mtej Mil MH­. camp near Sault Ste. Marie. Can- Jay afternoon, cards furnishing the Arthur Lower on Friday and heln- Mlss LuciHe ... Monica was ada. for their vacation. entertainment. ; ed Becky celebrate her third birth- dred Coners of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zerbel were * iday. , Pfc- Ford J. Rice of Fl. Custer I Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brasseur. Jr-;-»** (he weekend guc*t of the Ben Sunday gueste of Mr. and Mrs I To celebrate Harvey Myer* blrthHenry Zerbel ot Marshall. d*y anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. ' and family of Chicago were week- ; Campbell family. Ml,* Emma Moe Forney of Dav- 1 Myers entertained Mr. and Mrs. ! end guest* of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank , Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Monica accornRogers and Mr. nnd Mra. P. J. CU- I nanied Mr. and Mr* Merl Clark to Idaville, Pa., came Sunday for a I Arthur Bennett. Jr., and children | sack. Detroit Friday to meet Naval Air visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henn I ttnd Mr and Mrs. Floyd Myers and I ’“wly for dinner on Sunday. । Weekend guest* of Mr. and Mra. | cadet Robert Clark, fcho returned. Weaver. Mra. Loren Freed returned to her . * * * i I Kenneth Labertenux were Mr. and | W|th them for the weekend. Bob I*' | Mra. Vincent Heeney of Stockbridge I taking hte training at Ohio Wes-1 home In .Toledo on Saturday alter I Mrs. Letha Mete entertained Mr. ■ and Sunday gueste were Mr. and leyan College. Delaware. Ohio. Hte a visit with her parents. Mr. and ; aI‘d M,rst ?ay-£Uerd,?F “nd cl’n‘ jrcn 01 L®10 Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. (Mrs. Norbert Cavanaugh and fiance. Miss Helen House of Battle Mrs Frank Asplnall. Edward Boltum of Detroit was Roy ThoTMrl and, JJ*" Phoebe daughter Judy of Jackson. , Creek was here for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Lake and | <pvt. Elwyn Wood te home on a the guest of hi* parents. Mr. and Mow JW Sunday n£ht supper the £';c,a>5lon be'ns 'Mrs. Allerdings Dr. and Mr*. W. H. Lake returned , 15 day furlough and is visiting is Mrs. E. F Bottum. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Storkan vis- birthday. i on Sunday from a week's vacation wife who te living with the Joseph Ited his brother and slater-ln-law. | ; at Glen lake. j Ridders ' Mrs. Robert Laurenson and son Robert Spiliahe te spending the Mr. and Mrs. James Storkan of Ypof Elkhart. Ind. are spending a few I week in Battle Creek. Mary Louise sllantl over tiie weekend. Mis* Nora Rcnkea of Detroit ha* I , weeks with Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Spillane will return to Hastings । Framteen. this weekend after spending the been here the past we« visitinx I friends. | Gordon Ironside. Jr., wa* home summer vacation in Caro. from Ann Arbor for the weekend, i Mis* Nellie Crouch, Mrs. GerGuest* of Mr. and Mra. George Store will open again as usual Tuesday. August 31 I Verlyn Knowles spent several tha Beam and son. Bert, and Mrs. ; Ransom on Sunday were Mr. and days recently with Gordon Chase Anna .Willett* were Sunday guests Mrs. Pat Slattery and Mrs. Wm. I Crandall of Kalamazoo. at/Coat* Grove. of Miss Rena Walker of Irving. ; A weekend guest at tiie home of Mr. and Mrs. C.- A. Kerr was Mr. I Kerr's steter, Mrs. M. E. McElroy. 112 S. JaHtrioa St. Phoa» 342* of East Lansing. i Mr. and Mrs. Onio Knowles en­ tertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dun­ ham and daughter. Diane of Grand Rapids over tne weekend. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Weiss and children returned last Wednesday to their home in Memphis. Tenn., after a tliree weeks' visit with Dr. and Mra. Guy Keller. Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Jellte. Susan and Jerry of Flint are spending a weeks' vacation with her parents. • Mr. and Mrs. Stea-art Kelley. SALE , Mr. and Mra. Lloyd McCormick SOCIAL ITEMS B w S5 f ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Do not prize the word DR. DeFORREST WALTON "CHEAP” has removed his Optometric office It is not a word of hope, nor a word of cheer and it certainly is not a word of inspiration. It is the badge of pov­ erty, the signal of distress. Cheap merchandise means cheap men and cheap men a cheap country.-By Wil­ to numbers 7-10 National Bank Bldg. liam McKinley. NOTICE UY ONDS OUR BAKERY WILL BE CLOSED THE WEIK OF AUGUST 23 TO 28 AIRD'B We are taking this week to allow our employees a well earn/d vacation. IMIWHMIMIIIMHIIM 948^52 RANGHART RAKERY you’re making more money, SPECIAL PURCHASE CROQUETSETS Doctor’s Orders Whatev^j the Doctor’s orders may be, I am honor-bound to follow them to the letter, using only fresh, full-strength drugs of finest quality. < Bring your Prescriptions to me with w confidence. M Your Rtgjslcred Pharmacist REED’S =»RUG $ REGISflRED PHARMACIST always on purr HoiHmi Phoeea 2X41 Itaff tf taftareoa PRICED DON'T NEGLECT YOUR SILO'' A sturdy 6-ball set for summer fun . . and at a special price! 7-inch polo style mallets with screw­ in handles. Painted wood carrying rack. INSIDE SILO COATING SILO-SEAL makes a black glossy coating. Protects the wall against acids which generate in silage. Also seals the wall keeping the air out and thus eliminating spoiled silage. Easily applied when feeding out the silage, this will save scaffolding expense. See us about SILO-SEAL. Goodyear Broi. Hdwe. Co. ill. E. Stale St. Hasting*, Phone 210! 4-ball cat in wood carrying rack- 3<10. * | • ' | I j Watch Outt^ ★ IF WE LOSE THE WAR, YOUR MONEY WILL BE NO GOOD.-SO BUY ALL THE U. S. BONDS YOU POSSIBLY CAN AND WE WILL WIN THE WAR. ★ WE MUST WIN THE WAR, OR ELSE! ★ "MAKE IT DO OR DO ★ "USE IT UP, WEAR IT OUT" AND KEEP PRICES DOWN. . . 4-ball *et in box----- 1.29 6-ball set in box __1.85 VTontgomery Ward BUY STAMPS AND BONDS4 �Halting* Bai CLASSIFIED WANT ADS fflONAL EDITORIALEMPLOYMENT-HELP WAN^T.D Sheldon Agency Hattefaetlon Guaranteed or Na Pay. NASHVILLE PHONE 8141 . Out 8-26 GRANGES AU Kiude of Insurance Surety Bonds Phone 3185 Hastings Cfovt ALL FORMS OT INSURANCE and BONDS Swanson Agency PROTECT YOUR CAR Slate Farms 80-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATJE AGENT ____ _________ tf ______________ AUCTION SALES List Your Sate With HENRY FLANNERY I'HONF. 3170 NASHVILLE and care of one. eblld. d Nlacel. Middle*lllr Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of furnaces Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sanders for Rent C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 143 E. State Swanson Agency 109 W. STATE REDUCED RATES Property damage and Liability Conforming to Mtehlgan'i I'lrh* Kldd-T. Michigan motorists? , FOR ’h iJ Farm Bureau State Agent .. ... AUCTIONEER rit» <• >. .it w.u.4 - iu •“ List year Auction Sates w DEWEY REED Phone 3467 .Fehlit >rr«iste. Knut* Hastings, Mich. Shipping Livestock _ Every Saturday HH i» cn<i.i roadiliun. Jerry Bfotiah. JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES und Company Hastings stock­ yards. phone 2588, or call 717—F3 through the oat of field. Our polklsi eoxer the niw Michi­ gan PtnancUl Responsibility lav. JERRY Phons 8519 Satisfaction Guaranteed. Date* can be made nt Banner Office, tf. DEAD STOCK REMOVED! We meet all competition In paying for Horae* and cow*. Small stock ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Stair of Michigan. The Probate Court removed free. Prompt Service 7 for the County ot Harry. day* a week. Phone collect, Baltls At a aratlon ot »ia Coart. bald al the Probath Office in th. Illy ol 1 la>- Creek 2-2961. tlag* ta iria ruUnl,. on the 29th da, ot July A. D. 1043. Battle Creek Rendering Co. . Lloyd Huger. Mgr. We Remove Dead Animals r, Lily White Flour 30 lb*. flour for bushel of good wheat. We have a complete *tock of salt—fine, medium, and cofirass—block and rock. Pep your chicken* up with our S.B.V. mosh. It give* result*. Quality fuels always. SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. COWS $4.00 We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W-preen St. In Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS •r, CASH HASTINGS, MICH. YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable FOB IM I EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good INSURANCE Phene AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Dcdton, Mich. HORSES $5.00 Betel Hasting* Nat'I. Bk. Bldg. PHONE 17F21 HICKORY CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE NOTICE TO CREDITOB8 L E G A L S C. “BILL” SHERWOOD ANDRUS tf. jgs War Bonds should mean r~ something more lo you than I Just "a good sound Invest­ ed ment.” Figure it out yourself. tf. week. PENNOCK HOSPITAL Following’ is the hospital report from Aug 1 to Aug. 17. inclusive. ; the weekly reports having been de­ layed because of the rush of buslnc.s—the large number of patients ' and lack of sufficient help. Babies bom during the**17 day period are as given herewith, only ’lie mothers' name being printed: A girl to Mrs Letha Kahler. Clov­ erdale. Aug. 2; a boy to Mrs. Jean I Fahmi. Clarksville. R. 1, Aug. 5; a girl to Mrs. Avis Cruttenden. Hos­ tings. R 5. Aug. 5; a girl to Mrs. Katherine Demond, Hastings. R. 3. Aug. 6; a boy to Mrs. Helen Thomp- ORDER FOR PUBLICATION : son. Freeport, Aug. 8; a girl to Mrs. ' Ione Sprague. Hastings. R. 4. Aug. 0; a girl to Mrs. Rose Hecox. Has­ tings. R. 2. Aug. 10; a boy to Mrs. Lillian Newton. Freeport. Aug. 13; a boy to Mrs. Elizabeth Elliston. Hastings. R. 4. Aug. 13: a girl to Mrs. Letha Nichols. Vermontville. Aug 11; a girl to Mrs. Lucille Myers Freeport. Aug. 9; a girl lo Mrs. Phyllis Shellenbarger. Lake Odes­ sa. Aug. 9; a boy to Mrs. Mary Staf­ ford Delton. Aug. 13: a boy to Mrs Hazel Warner. Woodland. Aug. 13; a boy to Mrs. Dorothy Stanton. Hastings. R. 4. Aug. 16. a boy lo Mrs. Irene Gaskill. .Nashville. R. I. Aug. 17. * Surgical patlente at the hospital on Tuesday were: Theodore Tack. Bellevue. R 3; Mrs Elmer Bush. Hastings. R, S; Mrs Audrey Paine. 135 E Center; Mrs ELUe Fisher. Hastings. R 3; Mrs. Lorraine Rog­ ers. Lake Odessa: Miss Edith Bab­ cock. Hastings. R I; Larry Lester. Hastings R 5. Nine medical patlente were reg­ istered on Tuesday — Roderick Cramer. 403 W. Mill; William War­ ner. Clarksville. R 1; Mrs. Jessie Covert. Lake Odessa; John Karcher. 235 E. Mill: Mrs. Audrey Shaffor. ,509 Sherman; Ralph Moulton Howard City; Mrs. Dorothy Ritter. Delton. R 3; Mrs. John HOevenair. 529 E. Thom, and Mrs. Leah Mead. Hastings. R 5. Patients admitted and discharged since last rtfwrt are: Dr. Franz Willison. HaXungs: Clyde Van Wie. city: Mnate/ Ronald Benner, city; Mrs. Frances Phillips, clly R 1; Master JJjrtrny Helm, city: Mrs. Flo­ rence Hummel. city; Richard White. Freeport; Mrs. Leona Howe, city; Julia Cantu. Clarksville; Wnr' ren McLaury. city; Master Richard Gillespie. Bellevue. R 3; Master Roy Springer, city; Mrs. Clara Wilder. Mrs. George Hebden. city; Janet Burroughs, city; Claudia Pul­ ler. city./R 2: Harley Eugene Earl, clly: Russell and Dorothy Baum­ gardner. Middleville; Helen Bechtel. Middleville; Mrs. William Wortley, Lake Odessa; MLu Marjorie Fitz­ simmons. Caledonia; Mrs. Ruth Darby. Lake Odessa: Mrs. Dorothy Ourtia, Freeport; Master Garland Mngyer. Middleville; Miss Eileen SherMinske. city; Mrs. Frances Cogswell, city. R 3; Mrs. Gertrude Lachlhet. Clarksville; Ernest Mil­ ler. city; Miss Margaret Campbell, city; Mrs. Lois Shelton, city. R 2; Mrs. Ethel Hazelton, city. R 3; Clyde Wilkins. Middleville: Dan Shay, city; Mrs. Carrie Welton, city; Fret! Seeboldt. Clarksville. Out 9-8 held at Offie* For your old Scrap Iron, Radiaton, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & J TH/S MONTH ONLY GLENN F. LAUBAUGH 304 No. Michigan Avenue Mee M37 HaaUnga Ca'l = CiGA^TreS >ld Probate Office, I CARDS OF THANKS CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every try line Phone 72 Middleville 1 tf ORDER FOR PUBLICATION FOR EVERY CARTON YOU BUY IN AUGUST 2 FREE PACKS OF RALEIGHS GO TO A FIGHTER OVERSEAS WITH A GIFT CARO FROM YOU HE CAN RETURN Truss Fitting by in . ■ EXPERIENCED FITTER •♦.•I 1 LY BARKER S Hastings Phone 3113 PEACHES FOR SALE Now picking Rochesters, Hal-Havens, South Havens. Other varieties follow soon. DANIEL PAYN E 2 miles east of Cleverdole. Phono Cloverdale Exch. S-J A—Om. —**< w th. roost welcome gift in combat areas. Send some this easy way. For every carton of Raleigh* you buy here thia month, you can sign an Oversea* G ift Card at the counter and it will be forwarded to the Raleigh plan I. There it will lx* enclosed with two packs of Raleigh* and sent to some combat zone. In thi* way, the Soldier, Sailor, Ma­ rine or Coast Guardsman over­ seas who receives your gift may send you hi* thanks. Get behind thi* worthy cause. BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. Thomas Stores �THE HASTINGS BANNER SSCTION TWO—R HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 19. 1943 ilCHTY tlGHTH — ■ ■ ■ —== understand hen language very well.) In the year at 1905 she wasi unitI be right away. He *aya the Jap* you where. The weather is really Beside Tyndall Field Smith . keep them busy with their air raids hot. but 1 am getting accustomed D A nnv DVD A TLIC but I take It they don’t think very , «1 in marriage to Reuben Bn ------ and gra Panama City. Florida n/AKKl nYrfl HlI much of me. Wlien they get too i Crite* of Barry county. They re-I That was a good picture of you but that our boy* never give up. to U. I got a nice tan coming over, UMIXIX I U 11 HIIIJ I ln,uitln< i bm them around with I sided at Hasting* for about 13 year* 1 . and as bad as he’d like to be back also had my hair cut off as short the moo a while, and then they and tn 1919 the family moved to !' George. of Texas. nrttit”too ’ i borne, hell never come until it's as possible. You might not know By JANE CAMERON alt balanced on lhe edge of the Ohondaga where they have re*id- . Paul Adcock graduated from m11 °*e^ there. (Continued from Page 1. Bee.. I.) nests In atony silence. I dont -**-*••— Yesterday I got a grass skirt and lhe heard thia—"Of all lhe dumb radio training school in Alabama | lynndon sent M<mg two more his address is now— i ver»es to “A South Pacific Island Local boy makes good In tire big know who is going to win the War i To this union were bom a comb from the natlvca. I gave Flme* to want to play with a kite." and £Lul Adcock 8 2/c I vem lhj“ we printed a number of them a silver dollar for the comb city—Lt. col. Cass 8. Hough, of ■ children: Donald of Eaton Ra r<i FUet pLlofflce wc*lw M0' trom John Kol*n*”' and a pipe for the skirl Michigan, wa* Just : Isa Bene of Onondago; Rons They Plymouth. New%k^lt? New York ** t °°Just back from sicUy was sailor Jackson; Clara Belle of Freeian_, , don't care about money—ring*, cig­ awarded the distinguished flythg ahd Reuben Junior of the Naval Barry Ragla looking hall and f arette lighter* and pipes will get cross for having shattered lhe world , Bob Parker writes from Keetler i«l*nrf Training school. Lafayette. Indian*. ip IT WON'T HELF ' neai ty in spild of tne tact he’d r>Hd i records in diving a P38 nearly 5 you most anything. Ujat U u in d«r™ from ~l gj‘.“gS LmUi' Kid b. She also leaves nine grandchildren. WAR—FORGET mile* and achieving a speed of 780 I met a fellow on the ship from fireworks. Barry only had six which fa plenty of warmth for him. |ojr1 hourj miles per hour, which is approxlHastings, he ta the first one I jay* but. .. it gave .him ■ rh>n?»----tn w«n anyhow wui vmi Amt w. mm — -------------Well, Bob. you tail have For — — Bnd• »><■ Bl]1 an(J .mp mstely the speed of sound He look Bel* LUKoil. l4>ul*e Currie In have run across from there. — Roy .Ul. -p lhe plane up to 43.000 feet, power:atch up with -.*2* ..hfa two young to worry about losing your over- , Wc o(ten drf.m of -Dottle’’ White. “ The Ape Man" laughters. Janet and Marlene ’»*".• ~Z,”V > In laughters. manciK and coat iu«i or u, something MorM.u**- 1•••«?• In her ner revallng revaimg sarong sarong I Tell that atater of mine lo write. dived for 25.000 feet and leveled off Lugosi In hfa sinister self a* the hen to see {Cr sweetly tinging Lhen »ee Betsy Beuy Sue Barber, who a lighter lighter' side to everythin* Bob. And hrr &wee sweet V0 voice singing . I want to know how she is cocn- at 18:000 feel He later did a simi­ center of an amazing —*“ *** makes nakes Barry an uncle for the first the trouble I* to find. It. i A go south Uth Sea Island song son« ' Ing along with her boy friends lar experiment with a Thunderbolt. event* with a pair of newspaper lime mk. Smooth SnxxRh — sailing, lllnj. ft!!cr. fellow n,e Horace Power* are stationed i . Send all your letters air mall. 1 will Both tests were conducted In Eng­ reporters. land. where Lt. Col. Hough fa tech­ George Hyde < Delton• H. H. 8 |n Georgia for a few week* Let 1 so If you plan lo travel 1 get them much sooner, 39 and senior at Western before m tnpw where to. then. U. i And Scm’t know where to go i I will close and write again soon. nical director of the 8lh fighter Edgar Berren. Charlie McCarthey,’ tie entered service, w*> wa* home on *n an command of the U. 8- Army Air BIU Dunlap has changed ' Thll south Pacific Island । until then, lota of love. ------- — -------Force*.-He l» a graduate of the Fibber McGee and Molly in rmcrgency furlough from South camp* bound- for Camp Wheeler Ha3 OTerj.thlng bul ahow T/Sgt. Gordon H. Leonard. University of Michigan and Vice "Here We no Again” Carolina. He say* lhe army I* "not think* Dorothy. We're sure you'll find It different 16090705 How a quiet vacation trip turns ' president of the Daisy Air Rifle Bad." which we figure fa Elton Medium — the —sum ------- Elton McGhan. who has been in Thai's why we wrote thi* poem A PO. 709, c/O Postmaster Mfg Co. which should please all Into an hilarious mix-up of ro- > is saying he’* willing tr “ “ *“• Australia since March, writes that But when till* "Ball Game's over . to ■* do what San Francisco. California toy* tremendously, mance. Jealousy. \ fake invention, the school tee,— —— tio* to be done and ther era's --------an---end — (be people over there, down under, Well take our "Hotne. Sweet Home" I Gordon ta the son of Mr. and Mr*. proud of this Indian* and an elusive silk moth. in* and .nd hl* hi. are ..,we||“.t0 them He's all O. Michigan can well wel. be — -----------------Lo it. George look* fine Lynndon * addreks- is— . j Henry Leonard of Grand Rapids. native son. -»ddre*s is— K and would like more mall at— r*.t Lynndon Pvt. L"::ndo:: R. ” Eldred. Elirci. 36169418 Their home town was Hastings. • • • Deanna Durbin, Joseph Cotton in George Hyde. 16085476 Pvt Elton McGhan. 38196970 A. 70i"c/O -Postmaster . ’*P.~O. „ ................... Evening of Friday lhe 13th , Something FROM the boy*—Prom “Hera *° Hold" San Franctaco. Calif. 28th Gen. Hosp c o Postmaster Mississippi—Did you hear about the Deanna portrays the debutante P. J. Fassetl. 33. former resident Swannanoa. N. C. Fort Jackson, S. C. Ban Francisco. Calif. moron who thought a barracks bag who adores an Army aviator, the of this city and for the past five Dear Zolly. Elwln H. Wood stationed at Now Captain Paul M. Garrison U. 8 year* a staff officer for the U 8. it* lighter momenta, muslThanks a million for that money was an army hostess? From Florida plot •has — — —.-------Orleans b home. One of the first M. C. R. who for the past three Forestry Scvice al Ironton. Mo.. order—and one doltar means more —When people accuse you of having cai Interludes, lhe . bright romanW a soldler ra^iallv during the «nta in your pant*, they ain't kidUc thread is never obscured, thing* he did was to go out to the months has been assigned to Bar­ has been appointed an En&lgn in (Blfa* plant, where he used lo work, rage Balloon Activities at Camp the United Stale* Naval Reserve, last half of a month, than any-, *nd for wri^^i. a^ one of ------------fto *ee some of the old gang. It'* Lejcune. Marine Corps Base. New the St. Uwta Office of Naval Of­ thing else. I believe. Il seems as j the Cadet* wive*. From Texas—-A Jo|in w*nda McKay in wood to see you Elwln and old you River. N. C. has been appointed ficer Procurement announced to­ though some doughboy* have a cert’j.HPr5cc1(J2"f "On*' Thrilling Night” fnoUce your name al the plant On Coordinating Officer between Mar­ day. tain pastime involving iuck-and rnd of a serie* of practical joke*. anuuinr entanglements the honor roll along with the oth­ ines and Coast Guard and in hand­ Fossett, who formerly wa* Dis­ they quite often have to stretch On his first night of guard duty, which a bride and groom stumble er fellow* from tiwre who are in ling by water, all shipment* of trict Forest Ranger at Escanaba. that mat last dollar aouar considerably cvnaiaerooo Ii 1 --'.c--—. an into on their wedding night, uniform for Uncle Sam. freight and personnel for the !>•- Mich., was sworn In at the St. Louis have -------have often often wondered wondered how how the the term term challenged. Major M«ww he _anDick Palmer, from Percy Jone* Jeune area. Camp Lejcune Li one smelled another ■Wild Horse Stampede Stampede" ” starring I •doughboy" came about—It may "**red office Saturday. hospital in Battle Creek, is well of the old Marine Bases, it faces procurement “^Glad you. Moses. K Maynard. Hoot Gibson i OUd to 10 meet 1 The new Naval officer plans to have been because of lhe lack of ' J* The construe— story, -concerns -------------- tiie ------------ — Ij enough now to visit at home. He the Atlantic Ocean with a broad move hl* wife and two children to money for lhe last three weeks of °Id tap.■ he cracked. ’Advance and wa* in town last -week and boy. river running through it and ho* s Ten Commandments." P.- tlon of a railroad through urritory a month. I have seen “nice"-1 Hastings In the near future. Thev does it- seem good to see you all an area of 200 square mile*, both ... controlled by a band of — butlaw*. amounts change hands but I have । a- It *l was *“ a Major named Moses. O. K. again Dick—it sure does! '* * * and the efforts of the cowboy* to MR. <££ Vort from Johnny Bulhn, remained out of such activities—of Pvt. Wayne Tagg. son of the Lo­ course, these games aren't auth- || I caught my little nephew nephe^ doiruf doing brUig semblance of law and order. —» lighten his well Taggs al Cloverdale had 10 orizcd by the Army, but It seems to i some more dishes. *T* To days home from Camp Howxe. be a "natural” with the fellows. j burden of mental anguish. I aiked Ann Harding. Walter Huston Texas. Sorry we missed seeing you /hat there S i J >17: »i™<i ■p“‘" ”n'01 wl’‘ch •rtiere isn’t much that I can write him what there was was about about it It that that in_"Mi**ion io Moscoi lad. Anything new let us know The theme of the film Ls.Amerl- ' as the lhe "battle of the Swan- he luted so. "Oh. just the washun of here a* and good luck to you fellow. nonoa" doesn't carry the adventure and tiie wipun,” he answered, twist­ ca’s discovery, through the eye* of Home Monday for ten days from ing the dishtowel. hfa mark of a typical American and his family, of Guadalcanal. • North Africa — or ciunp McCain. Mb*, ta Cpl. Leon of the greatness of our Russian ally. any other front. At the present, shame, into a knot. R Helmer tSlarr school district) when we first arrived hw we apeaker and that'* Revllle U played. Sounds like as close to war as we have beep W "Haven't seen anyone at Camp slept on the gound in our blankets Well, the setting hens are still “Coney Island" starring Betty K am& ' XWX’ta a Mt up like our receiving patients here at | from home but I like tiie atmy.” ;1 -Moore Gen. Hosp." »h.» have seen setting. With their crate hanging Grable, George Montgomery, Isays Leon. Fifty miles away at.' n..A w^Pnitul we have all had that—what if they ever got the real fronts Of course, we ot the under the clothesline. I would swing Caesar Romero Oxford, Mbs Is Gerald Haynes. Stars, songs, dances, romance it back and forth, back and forth. 28th hope to see foreign soils and IWUIMO UU.VU «. ...... — taking special work in civil an-I our share In building It. »»«Chtn me old girls were giddy. Then packed In a rollicking mirth-pro­ glnecrtng so once In a while the ; aviation engineers and both Avia­ arc so easy In this war—you don I to set up our own hospital there­ gleefully I would let them loose. voking story. Betty plays the part ; fellows make connections and meet | tors and airplane* are. sent here have to get the bugler, just break upon—until that lime we will h*— There they were, their heads whirl­ of a safe entertainer, the torrid to be satisfied with cur* present the record, oh hum. Who get ’ s you Jor a good hashing and It help* to । for repairs and we see many of of Coney'* sun-drenched ing. their feathers standing out. toast up in the morning Johiiny. to put duties. feel someone you know Is even them. We are situated in western North their wings high in the air They boardwalk. record on? fifty miles near you agree Leon and Tell the fellows back there— we the Aviation cadet Donald Ross Bor­ Carolina and if I was putting In would take one look around and envy them their furloughs home ” Gerald. . "The Man From Thunder River” a "plug” for lhe local Chamber of rush like mad Tor their nests. ton. son of Mr*. Belle Henry ■ R. Cpl. LaRue McMillen left Tues­ •But' Gordon Sothard writes that, starring Will Elliott, Ann Jeffreys day after a fourteen day furlough "life 1* pretty lough around here No. 5. is now enrolled as a stu­ Commerce I'd mention lhe fact that Bill........... uncovers a,— plot— to----------steal Then I pumped cold water on - Wild ------ ------’s "In the land of the sky." Moun­ from Seattle. Wash. That was a now and then but you have to ex­ dent in the Army Air Forces Pre- It tains surround us—our elevation their heads. I did this until my gold ore from lhe pay-load of a1 happy family gathering for you on pect that." He had a letter from fllsht school for pilots at Max­ hands were numb from the lev , mine owned by hl* his friend. well Field, Ala. Let us hear from here is close to two thousand feet Sunday, wasn't It Cpl. Well write Harry Wood Jr. and Harry thought water and they and I were both I —-------------- ■ --------------------above sea level — about 70 miles west you. Don. the fellows might be near each you at of here is the Gt. Smoky Ml's Natl sopping wet. What did they do? OBITUARY OF MRS. other but 'But’ doubts that but they Dauntless Dames I Cpl. LaRue McMillen for their nralfcJELFIE MYRTLE CRITES Another soldier - writes were are Park, while about twenty miles They ran like •mad will try to get together If there s 778 M P Br. • • ' N Mrs. Ellie Myrtle Crites-was bom east of here is ML. Mitchell—the HASTINGS PHONE 2115 Hq. Del. Fort Lewis. Wash. any chance of It at all. ' Your Dauntless Dames. Well mis­ highest point east of the Rockies 'lie Ciawley of Now I have big pans of wafer In to John and Isa Belle ter here's something for the book — Royce Gurd (Delton) writes that Dot Dash New* V . . .— 20. .3 1M». their nests. Diabolically clevah. Baltimore Twp on Aug „. — At the present time the weather 1* Peg Chandler, former Middleville Congratulations, Lyle Hathaway where he Is the food is good, good what? All day they sit on the edge She attended the McOmber school swell — tne average days reach about teacher, has Just been graduated on getting your silver wings of a place to sleep and swimming is from the United States Coast Guard a top of 85 degrees temperature and of the nesu and sputter. I dorrt in Baltimore Twp 1 Gunner Technician—Sergeant. See fine. Hl* address is— Academy al New London. Conn, and the nights are very cool. IL rains Pvt. Royce Gurd. 36407928 I picture and story on front page. -------has been commissioned an Ensign. frequently, too. TTiat's quite a gun you're totin'. A. P- O. 502 c/o Postmaster I enjoy your column thoroughly She has been assigned to three Ban Francisco. Calif. Lyle. More congratulations to Gene Ray Gurd’* address is changed months training for "communica­ but especially news and addresses of those Freeport Hoys —that's right— tions officers" at Atlantic City. N. Bush who Is now Lt. Eugene Bush, J.. Northampton. Mass., and Wash­ it’s my home town! I do know a which fa very nice going. Lt., we Cpl. Ray C. Gurd. 36158644 ington. D. C. Peg writes enthu­ few Hastings lads though but the A P. 0. 730 c/o Postmaster Mlute you. , a list would be limited, more or leas siastically about her Job and thinks Another new Lt. we salute and Beattie. Washington to fellows that worked at tiie Bliss congratulate fa Cleon Smith (Coals From Seymour Johnson Field. N. there’s nothing like the Spars. Another Middleville girl to the plant while I didOrove) Cleon finished H. H. 8. and C. comes word that Pvt. First Class There is one other fellow in my front Li Lt. Helen B. Wilson who is then graduated al M. S. C.. en­ Thornley R Rankin, son of Mr. listed in the engineering air force and Mrs. Floyd Rankin. R. R- 3. now completing her army nursing outfit from Barry Co—that is all and Just received his commission Bellevue. Michigan has been grad­ training at Camp Clalrbourne. To that I know of as yet. Th6re aren't many fellow* in .-tiw outfit from Which reminds us of the report from Yale University. (Did you uated from the aircraft meclianlcs ever meet Capt. Frank West down school here In the Army Air-Forces of a medical corps officer to hu Michigan—the outfit does have a commanding officer. It stated that lot from Boston, so Michigan was there. Cleon?) Cleon was given a Training Command. ' sacrificed! I ’ d like jo know if there he had discovered that “ one red ­ At this North Carolina station In ten day stop over enroute to— the AAFTC he has spent fair headed nurse is equivalent to three are any more Barry' county boys in Lt Cleon L. Smith this outfit or aaaignsd to the "Mnorr rhunllis learning and practicing all bl nod transfusions.’’ 41 Uh Bomb H. A. calling all red headed nurses, General HospltaT-atao if there are types of aircraft maintenance and • Gowen Field. your country needs you and all the any Barry county fellows that are Bofae, Idaho. '^fZ Rankin was employed by the rest of you gals—how about It. It's in this hospital as patients. Howdy Cpl. Albert Barcroft at— I’d like to know if Richard instead of having you from K. American Marsh A: Pump, prior lo time lo step on it gals. Kingsbury (North Hanover) is still P to C Q we had it C-2 did you entering lhe army al Fort Custer. stationed at the Desert Training LETTERS notice? How's everything going? Michigan. October 15. 1942. Center in California—If not I'd like July 20. 1943 Another official from Keesler Here's sometihng about Howard to see his new address printed. In McDonald from trie comp paper. Field, MBs. August 13. says Pfc. Dear Mother and Dad: I received two of your letters, the return I am enclosing an "address "The Tyndall Target.” at Tyndall Morris Leo Allen son of Mr. and change ” —perhap* it has found it’s Mrs P. Morri* Allen, Hickory Cor­ last one dated June 25. Tills Is Field. Florida:— "In the transportation of sup­ ner*. Mich., this week entered the the first letter I have written since way to the Banner already. Thanks again for the money. plies and personnel at any Army airplane meclianlcs school at this I left California. You probably I am in eld. many trucks and cars are unit of the Army Air Forces Train­ have been wondering what I have “36405129“ required. To carry out this pro­ ing Command after qualifying by been doing for the last five weeks in the U. S. Army! gram successfully, a fleet of well- virtue of a high score on his me­ I cant tell you much about my (Cpl. Wesley Blough. Jr. actlvlUes. but you probably have equipped and well-operated vehicle* chanical aptitude test. . ■ 28th General Hospital Private Allen will undergo a rig­ guessed I had a boat ride tn the are easentlal. To complete this pro­ Swannahoa. North Carolina gram a garage with skilled me­ id training period of approximate­ •South Pacific and here I am some­ ly 17 weeks at this B-24 Liberator where in the South Pacific. That chanics fa neceesary (Continued on Page 6. Sec. 2.) Upon is as close as I can come to telling “Staff Sergeant Howard McDon­ bomber mechanics school. ald and Sergeant Henry Hoey are completion of the course, the soltn charge ot the Ordnance 2nd and dier-mechani^/wili be qualified for 3rd echelon garages. Their work fa active line duty or will be sent to to supervise and accomplish the a gunnery or factory school. The B-24 today fa playing a vital many necessary repairs to motor vehicles needed with transportation role jn the around-the-clock bomb­ requirements as high as at this ing of Axis positions all over lhe world and more and more soldiers • station. .. "Sgt. McDonald Is'from Hastings, are being trained to "Keep ’em Mich., and he also took an Aber­ ^Important event for Tommy Kurr deen automotive course. Mac is rather quiet but always "on the while he was home—4 chickens. ball.” He came here from Spence Sure, southern fried, what did you Field In May of 1942.” think. Lynndon Eldred (Delton, son of Howard ta the son of Mr. and on the west Cun loke rood, near stores. Has Mrs. Allen McDonald qd route 4. the Rov Eldred'si writes from the South Pacific that, he Is O. K. but Hl* address Is: modern 6 room house in excellent condition just will be awfwHy .glad when It’d all Sgt. Howard A. McDonald painted with storm windows ond screens througover, but he's afraid that won't Det. 851. Ord. Co. Serv. IN THE HOME FRONT THEATRES NOW Is the Time to Get Your RURAL SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES We Have a Large Selection Come In Early! We Will TRADE Or BUY Your Old Rural Books! LyBARKER’S HOW can you JUDGE A Bank? You can t put a bank under a micro­ WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL scope to evaluate it. You must judge a bank by the number of people it COUNTRY HOME serves and how well it serves them. No matter What phase of banking out. 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Mrs. J. V. fclKrt of w, ^_lon Bchaibly of Kalacomson. Beaverton. Mr. and MX*, maxoo were Sunday dinner guests at Tuscan. Arizona, a former member, Jama Bidman. Berryville, Mr. and । the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry gcj^pjjy Ann returned ■ . achatbly. Marois Mania three weeks, returned to her home NASHVILLE Mn. Stanley Haley and children complete recovery. * Mrs. Francis HICKORY CORNKU Hendershott came home Bunday Neighbors and friends of Mr. Hammond were Sunday dinner from Lacey, where »he had visited guest* of Mrs Clara Day and Vi­ her daughter. Mra. Leon Slocum that five member* of lhe famiil Wetherbee She will remain until vian and Mr. and Mrs. Huron Healy ■Inca last Tuesday. * Mra. Lao of their six children are hoepit the opening of school. * lira. El­ and Beverly, i Pliny -Roush or Hendershott entertained at dinner ' sie Furntes and daughter Helen Striker and Charles Roush and Sunday honoring the birthhday of • patient*. Mu. Elwood Eddy Oleh friend of Freeport were Bunday her brother. Gordon Thompson of I Leatar, Mr* Trier* daughter callers at Mr. and Mrs. Orlo ShulU. Thoae preaent. W1 Mr, I former marriage) underweal a ma Roush's. Last Bunday dinner guc»U and ‘Mrs. Gordon Thompson and Ksliirman. * Mr*. George C. Tsfi mother, Mra. Dalsv of Multi. Mr. a recently underwent surgery al aUraded the U. B. Camp Meeting ing. Rav. and Mrs H. V. Townsend.’ and Mr. Goo? Bchalbly accompan- Mr. and Mra Walter KUnmei of ry Stanley of KUtiamaaoo, and Post hoapital in Battle Creek sister of Lansing, Mrs. Nellie Brown 1* convalaadng nicely at her home. cf Charlo He. also Geraldine Miller , and Mrs Dale BhatUrly (Win. toaa hospital Kalamasoo, Aug. 1if m । led by Ray WorUey and ion Ron“ ♦The Mary Martha Clrcla at the and friend at Lansing. Mra. Joe Laurence Leeter appendectomy I .nle Bryans> and family from latke Mr*. Leo Bidwell of Mulliken Bun- ware J. 8. Whilmar. Beaverton andI aid ut Wayland and Wm. Wortley t^cRay Leigh of Sunfield Sunday Methodist church are to meet on Hummel and family were Sunday te Community hospital. BaUl# Creel and eon Oailwi of the Tamarac anenia». August 15 in the presday afwnwon. Mr. and Mrs. Dera Mr. and Mn- John Whilmar andI District, AU*. iMh. The young ion of M visited Mra Wm. Wortley wee U .100 guests. The ceremoni­ Friday of this week with Mra. Co­ afternoon callers. * Mr. and Mra. Dell of fuming were vUltora at the ' family. Midland. Qian Whitmer lon T. Munro for a one o'clock Harold Higdon and dauithter ot Brill * Mr and Mra. Ernie Matte­ • nd Mn. Leonard Lestar an ope John Dell home in lhe evening. * who hu been spending the tum- al University of ot Michigan hospihocpi-; .luncheon, f Mra. L. A. Shaffer Battle Creek spent Bunaay with son and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bents of atlon for heroia at Pennock ho tn! Ann Sundav Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Parthing re- ! mer with Mr. and Mrs. Parrel!, re­ and tai at Sunday. Mr. ‘| rownsend of Woodland In the . left Thursday for a few days visit Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hlgon. Mr. and ,i Hastings, relumed Bunday from a pita), Aug. luh. Mn. Melvin Bin Mra CaiArbor ^TbS .nd* bJby turned Sunday from a >lx week's turned -home with hU parents to I and Mrs. Carlyle Burkle and baby in Milwaukee, making tha trip from . Mra. Clarence Higdon and son also j two week's outing at Bas* lake. A. Des. I] £11",£3UI££1, „urch P"*0" Lansing by plana. * B. E Powers of Battle Creek were Sunday eve- Mr. and Mra. Floyd Garrison went ' visit with relatives in Salem and Midland. * Miss Eleanor Benner I daughter. Bonnie Jde and Mrs. DesCentralia. Ul. * Mra. Lawfence spent the weekend with her sister. xie of Lansing were Sunday eve- > followed the ceremony. received word Sunday morning that rung callers. Mra. Minnie Higdon I to the Pioneer picnic Bunday, at _. . _ __ Paul and grandson, Jock Arnie, vis- Mu* Heleha Bonner of Woodland. nine supper guests of his parent*. hl* brother Clare Powers haa been Sodt of Jackson was a Friday eve-1 Charlton park. * The Henderahott .. ited Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Rowlader 1 * Mr. and Mra. L. H. Brumm at- , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burkie. Carlyle ; _ The pleasant old home, of Mrs. hit by a train that morning and nlng caller and Mr. and Mra. WSCS. will meet next Ttiuraday of Grand Rapids from Thursday tended the Brumm-Balts family re- I left Monday for service with the Jnstantly killed at Wayne. * Mr. Gerald Poller and children of I at the home of Mra. A. O. Clark Armed Forces. * Miss Iris Heaterly | *f? nr ®, und,> until Bunday. Mr. Paul Joined them , union at Thomapple lake Sunday, and Mra. Winston Sheffield and Woodland were Sunday evening for an afternoon lea. Each lady of West Odc-va spent the weekend 01 a family gathering, the only one on Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Henry . * Louis Schmidt ol Midland spent a Utile daughter of Traverse City and caller*. * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Me- • bring waiters or cookies. the home of Mr. and Mra.' Ohas. missing Plsher was at the Harilngs. youngestwho son. Flcssner visited Mr. and Mra. Chas, few days last week with Mrs IIi at HesterlyMr* 0* Deila *Koppof Has- ! Dwigh? 1* Mr and Mrs. George Sheffield of ClcUaitd and dauehter of Kalamo .___________________________________ Hanns of Sunfield. Sunday after- Schmidt at tbelr home here. * Mr. | now locau<,.^‘ *>'«»“»• Hastings were Sunday dinner ttucau spent Sunday with his parents. * ' noon. * Lester and Winifred For- and Mrs.'Frink Hynes enjoyed a.I Ungs vIsiied at the Hestvrly home " a Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Plumley. * Miss Helen Olson of Nashville wm iait Wednesday and Thursday. < ^g-Tiiow prwnt were Mrs. Agnes man of Homer are visiting their, picnic ' at Fallasburg Park near Friday supper guest rs. Velma Hartwell with Mrs. a --, -•wnight — —rr ~. ..— . — of Christina' Fox. formerly of J Fisher. ?l*her. Mr* Mra. Ralnh Ralph Hannon and grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ix»weH with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mra. Christina Mra. Lula Raynard as co-hostc&Ms enter- Miss Elaine Day. * Mr. and Mrs. Mr. | »*o Forman thL* this weex. week. a * Jean uuraBurx- ।■ uianouse Oldhouse oj of rreepoxi. Freeport. in In uie the eveeve- |> Lake Lake ^Odessa Odexxa and and hex her pgrenU^ pgrenU. Mr.'---• "—T‘’ talned the Clover J— club Friday j Kenneth Kelsey and daughter of -----------------------..J Leaf holder ,clr*,t'?oh/JfSL “!'d KaMm- of nf Hasting* Haiilnv* spent irvnt the the weekweek- nlng nine they !hev called called on on Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs “and Mrs. W Bassett of the Tam- I end with Joan Leffler. * Mr. and Jim Cool of Freeport. * Mrs. Juna »rac District have moved into the ; HL,.a^ • veiling. Refreshments were served Coat* Grove were Sunday dinner to about nineteen. * Mr. and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mra. E. H LathMrs. Dale Bump and family and Jordan and Miss Gladys Jordan of Jerry Fuller property on feast Main Mrs Don Fisher and Mra. Dwight Mr. and Mrs. Ralph striker of Chicago spent the weekend with Street, formerly occupied by Rev. | f“her ana o weeks old son. Bruce Coy Brumm and Glen White went mp and they all called on Mr. and ----- - Hastings ..— and nnd Kirs. Mrs Mary Mary .... Ah- Mr nnd Mrs. Carl Jordan and and Mrs Arthur Dodge. Mra. Fox is , u l^rd, J,°K On' *°n to Onondago Thursday to attend Mrs. Will Hyde In the afternoon. * South i.------- family. ------------ -------•—•---------■ chll-. one o Johnson was the funeral of Mrs. Ruben Crites. Mr. and Mra. Maurice Adrianson Mra. ---Carl Jordan and off our new teachers In the the>. °£ «* Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. Carl JuAnaon gus of Rockford. ... Ill. -----were dinner Township school, teach-। teach-1 ithe hc,honor honor guest a» as he left the fol fol-­ W The group of young people at- *nd son 'spent over the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Green. dren. Rodney and Jane Ann re- Woodland ...lhe ...Third Grade, formerly ,______ Inwint, Huv tn lu. IntlurtAd In th,. —4 Mrs. Hubert ‘ Mead turned with them to Chicago for ing , hiwing day to be Inducted in the tending tiie Grand Rapids District with Mr. *and Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs Howard at Berrien Springs. * Mis* Laurel a week ’ s visit. * Mrs. Car) Hewitt, ; taught by Mrs. Hilda Baas. u , Institute iMt week were Rev. and Lacey of El Paso, Texas, ha* been Hewitt called on Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mm. Griswold, Roger Warner. Ula Mra. Agnes Hewitt and Mrs. Lena ------------' <, <Pr t llcea Cahoon and their new baby daugh­ Garllhger. Pally Mater, Loraine speeding the put 10 days with Mr. ter of Saranac and Mrs. Cora Whit­ Wilcox called on Mr. and .Mrs. Ed. | Farewell For Herman Johnson 1 eflh?u^dMJ,„tor her hont® ‘n. M“' Wilson, Mildred Hinkley,and Louise and Mrs. Forre*t Bldciman. a farewell family’ picnic dinner. “chiwetU after a six weeks vi*Jt ney and Miss Dons Whitney of Snobble of Lake Odessa and Mr.1 Showalter. They report a fine *2 Mra. Car) JolidClarksville Bunday afternoon. * and Mrs. Lewis Todd of Clarksville was held Sunday at Held’s Resort.; **tl' BU2L D"*11* wt-rf, time. * Mr*. A. A. Reed was the BRANCH DISTRICT Mrs Ruth Parsons of Unsing called Sunday afternoon. * Ed. Blocher at , Thornapplc lake in honor of HerHop aid Fossett of Bedford spent honored guest ot a shower given —L. with V.I. on Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hilbert Sun­ Scottville spent the weekend nt the 1 man Johnson, of Flint, formerly ot A” y^^nd from Thursday until by her two bridge qlUUs al the ■'in the r-o.t past ...n week his granitparday afternoon. * Mrs. Harold For­ Dorr Kahler home. * Mr. and Mrs. Woodland. Those present were Mr. । ounoaj. hotne ot Mrs. L. D McKercher Pri- cnU. Mr. and Mra. O. D. Fossett. * and Mr* ncimui Herman oaiiui-vn, sandeen, nni. Mr. «uu and ,,, ,, . ................................ man and son Bruce who have been Stuart Kussmaul and children were • mui evening. She was the recipient Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton called Mrs. and and — ’Henry *-------**Sandeen —-*— — J Mr. — J WoodlanjtTjwwi**!*^ School to Open day visiting her husband's parents. Mr. Bunday dinner guests of the lat- •* of many lovely gifts. Assisting Mrs on «ra Mapes In Bellevue last Wcdand Mrs. Geo. Forman the past ter * sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kline. Hastings. Mr.1 w The Woodland Townahlp School McKeraher were Mrs. R. Hess and nesdny afternoon. * a few from , and Mr*. Nels Johnson and (laugh- 1 morning, Bepwr and Mrs. Gus Johnson. West IS’’"!*'’ 'lh ,roin 0 11:30 A- M. Mrs. R. Spicss. Bridge was the en- jt,,Ls locality' attended camp meetWoodland. Mr. and Mrs. Vemicc Further announcements, as to teach- tcrtnlnment. Winner of the first |h»g at Pennock's Grove Sunday prize was Mrs. May Smith, second I afternoon and evening. * Mr: and Raffler and family ond Mr. andt hits drivers, and the new gov­ : Mrs. Ted Euper and Jeralee, Eastemment regulations a* to bus prize Mrs. Dorothy Wise and the Mrs- Ellis White. Patricia and Norman of nMarahall. Marshall, brought .Jojce Joyce I Woodland. Herman left Tuesday for rou»«^ *kl1 be^nw.dc ^ler: «*«h travelllng prise went to Mrs. H. j njjni^of nnd Phyllis Norton, home Saturday I Detroit where he will be in the! non-resident students from evening and spent Saturday night Navy. He Is the third son of Mrs. I dUUlcte maintaining, school who and Sunday here. and all enjoyed Giu Johnson to be bi the Services. w“h to ride on the buses, should DURFBE The Durfee school reunion was a picnic dinner at Hlghbank park. , two having been in for some time. noU1> <he superintendent. held Sunday at the school house * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fossett and Roger in the Navy and Arnold In 1 ------------with forty-four In attendance. ★ children of Charlotte were In this | Family Gathering al Gull Lake the Army. I A picnic dinner and family galh- Old officers were reelected: Frank locality Sunday afternoon. * Miss Klien Fnlbrook of Hastings spent < , crlng of Rolfe _Bulling School Reunion. Class of 19H „ „ In honor ... ,, f of Edmonds, president; Edward Rice, lhe end with Mr. and Mrs. John Hii life and the lives of Hasting* wa* held at Gull tLake Class of 1914 ot the Woodland1I Hastings ------ vice president, and John Birman, Milk is more than a beverage; it is nourishing food Table committee. Iva Darby. * Mr. and Mrs. Lee Whit­ -JAaSf f many others depend up­ High school held a reunion at the Sunday. Th<»e present were Mr. Mm secretary. । farm home of Mr and Mrs. Welby Mra John Bulling Mr. and Mrs. Hoftman and Nellie Fancher. The comb of Battle Creek, spent Sun­ that will give added goodness to your meals. The . on precision action. He Crockford, oua mile east of Wood- Arthur Allerdlng, Sr.. Woodland, next one will be third Sunday in day evening with her parents. Mr. land Sundav. Those present were Mr- Midi Mrs. Otis Vrceland. Green June, 1944. * Mrs. Leon Stanton and Mrs. Vincent Norton. * Mas- , same.vitamins that build strong tooth ond bones for „ .keeps fit and ready for Mr. and Mn. Orville Waddell,, Mr. and MYs. Rolfe Bulling. mid children leave Wednesday for ter David Norton of Kalamo spent your children will help supply the energy you need to Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Leo , Mr> Mrs\. 4[thurI Allerdlng. their home In Alexandra. Va.. af­ a'few days here with his grand­ any emergency by treinj : Royston and slfiu. Charlotte. Lake 3' - ®n(1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Marsman. ter spending several weeks visiting parents and other relatives. vjpfr ing end constant practhe former's father, William Hoff­ Odessa. Mr and Mra. E. R. Owciv-. Hastings. man and other relatives here. * HENDERSHOTT celloneous duties that make your days so full. Serve . Grand Haven. Mr. nnd Mrs. Her- , ------------tico. Ml** Arlene Beadle from the Star Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hammond of CHURCH NOTES man Winkler and sons. Lake odesit with every meet. Johnstown, Mr. and Mra. William District spent the weekend with. The Methodist Church • sa. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bates. Mr. j Your cor too needs prac­ Hammond and daughter called on Joyce Clark, making plans for Che George F. Wingard, pastor and Mrs. James Tyler and guest. Mr. und Mrs. Chas. Hammond Sun­ 4-H Canning Demonstration to be tice. Since you aren’t us­ Morning worship—10:00. MLss Eva Ttroutwine. Middleville | Sunday school—11:15. day. * Mr. and Mrs. Henry’ D. held next Friday at Lite Court and Mr. und Mrs. Welby Crockford. ing it as much as usual, bring it in for a REGULAR Junior church—10:00, DXvLs and daughter attended the House, in Hastings. * The McOmYouth Fellowship—8:00, funeral of Mrs. W. E. Cox at Wil­ bcr 4-H Club enjoyed an evening check-up to keep it ready for use at any time. Mcsdames J. V. Hilbert. F. E. Bor- ' Choir rehearsal Wednesday night liamston. Sunday. Ernie Bateman of skating lost Tuevluy, at Reid's accompanied them to Mason lo see rink at Tnomapple lake, a Mr and tier and E. 6 Shonio were guest* nt Dr. E. H. Babbitt will preach his mother. * Mr. and Mrs. Davis Mrs. John Walz of Chelsea were a luncheon at the home of Mrs. entertained Miss Winifred Davis of Saturday visitors of Mra. Mary YOU MAY NEED YOUR CAR FOR EMERGENCY Edward Goble* In Grand Rapids, Sunday August 22. Rev. Fay Wing will preach Au­ Hastings, Herbert Davis and Mr. Henry and Mrs A. C Clark. * Mr. HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. Tuesday. Other guests were Mrs. and Mrs. C. M. Lauber of Grand and Mrs. Harold Striker (Nora ACTION. LET US KEEP IT READY. Edward Pearse and Mrs. Al Bren­ gust 29. PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. Rapids Sunday, wrtli n Chicken sud- Haynes* of Athens spent Sunday ner ol Grand Rapids. Mrs. Hilbert, j _, with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes. who Is leaving soon for her home in i Carlton tenter Methodist Church per in honor of Mrs. Davis's birth­ * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Helmer, George F. Wlnsarrf Wingard, nndnr pa*tor day and Mr. and Mrs. Lanber's an­ TlMCOII. Arizona was honor guest. I t **‘oroe P Morning worship—0:00. niversary. *-Mr. and Mrs John their -son Corp. Leon Helmer and i Sunday school—10:00. Hook and/famlly scent Sunday with their daughter, Mildred of Has­ South Brethren Redecorated BUY U. S. WAN BONDS AND STAMPS Dr. E. H. Babbitt will preach Mr. and Mrs Otis Fisher near Corn­ ting*, called at Ronald Haynes Sat­ The parsonage purchased recant- ' urday night. * Mrs. Ronald Havnes stock. * Miss Mary Baulch and ly by the Church of lhe Brethren In August. 22 c Kxik' McCOe of Ficcport will Richard Bateman are attending the and Manin took Florence Hook to South woodland, three miles south the Barges.' hospital Kalamazoo Wesleyan Camp meeting In Has­ Saturday to have a badly fractured of Woodland and about ode half preafh At tings' this week. * Mr. and Mrs mile west on M-43. has been com­ arm set by Dr. Striker, bone spe­ Rdger DavLs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth cialist. She kfuialned the Injury Phono 2240 Hastings, Mich. pletely redecorated and Rev. - and HELTON Ritchie attended the Conklin re­ by a fall from her bicycle and it Mrs. Arthur Dodge moved Into union nt Bristol l-akr. Sunday. * was of very serious nature being their new home the last of the week. This property is only about one.' Mr>. John Lechleltner the past week Clyde Wilkins started to clean his in the elbow. We all hope for her । ' j were: Mrs. Minnie Whldby, Hlck- gun. pulled it toward him on a ■ ory Corners and Mr. and Mr... chair, it discharged taking off the ! Glenn’ Moray and Mn Frederick fingers on the left hand Friday. , Fuhr and children and Miss Joan Dr. L/und of Middleville dressed the .Ducker. all o! Hastings..* Robed wound. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Wil­ I Barnes and son Dick and Freddie kins are spending a few days with | Kuppulow are spending the week Mr and Kirs. Nile McGann of Has­ ; fishing ut Harrl:>uii * Miss Suz- tings. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Spellman aupe Wright of Flint _i,s spending Casey and sons Rex nnd Robert : two weeks at the home of her aunt. spent Sunday evening with Mr. and ■ Mrs. Robert Baines. * Mrs. La Vera Mrs. Edward Rice. i Quick of Banflcld called on her । mother. Mr*. Mary Doster Saturday BARRYVILLE ' aftetttoon. * Mrs. Blanche Stevens Notice of W. 8. C. S. meeting in Having decided to quit farming I will hove on auction sale at the place located spent Wednesday with Mrs. Angle comunlty notices. * The Cemetery । Titus and prepared dinner lor men meeting Friday night resulted in 3 miles south of Lacey. 1 '/i miles west, Vi mile south and’/* miles west, or 2Vi I that cut oats for Mrs. Titus. Mr Elmer Gillett being elected.president. miles north of Wabaicon Lake on the old Geo. Holden farm on I and Mr*. Henry Morhous were also 1 Mrs. L. A. Day See. and Treos . and । callers the same day Basil Johnson Mrs. Lucy Dexter of Battle Creek of Prairieville and Henry Morhous Cor. -Sec. * Mr. and Mrs. Russell I called Friday fitghti ana and Mr. air. nnu nnd Mead and children were Sunday dln! -----Mra.— Ray Stewart .islted vi ‘—■ her ~ — , , -------------Satner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul urday night * Paul Richards who Kesler and children. * Several from Us in­ )>erc attended the plclnc at Charl­ . u stationed ..atiA-wwi at -Ottumwa. . iIowa, —. ... I lured one of his leg* in a pre-flight. ton Park on Sunday. * Miss Myrtle He is a patient at the Naw hos- Wilson of Hastings came Thursday Commencing of 1 :00 P. M. fhe following will be offered for sole: I pital near Chicago. * Mr. and Mrs. night and is spending several days 1 Glenn Wtlli.-.ms and three sons of with Mrs. L A Day and calling on I the W. K Kellogg Fann spent the others. * Mrs. Madeline Ganku and weekend with their parents. Mr children of Battle Creek spent ; and Mrs. John Adams. * Mrs. An­ from Wedmsday until Satirday gle Titus lost n horse Thursday with Mr. nnd -Mrs Will Hyde. * । .leeping sickness being the cause Marlene Lathrop. 0 yrs. old daugh­ of Its death. * Mrs. Wayne Hold of ter of Mr. and Mra. Hubert Lath­ both vaccinated Detroit who has been visiting her rop. cracked and chipped the bones , inotlxr, Mr*. Julia Weller for *ev- In tier heel and ankle last week : eral weeks has returnsd to her when she Jumped from a trailer. home. * Mr. and Mr.. Charles , She one was »■-■' taken (»*rn to Pennock rcunoca hosplmwpi। Whittemore of Rutland spent Sat-I tai where it was x-rayed and put urday night with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-'m » c**t and 1* getting along nicely, lard Whlttetnora. On Sunday tlu-v I * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Ren ijnd ' ail attended a reunion of the children nnd Mr. and Mrs. Rlch5 yrs. old I Brimeiwtool family *| Luke Odessa. »rd Helnlg and children of Eaton i * Tce_S«t Winfcrd McBain win । Rapids were Sunday afternoon cal. is stationed ot Blythvllle, Atk . 1b ' lets of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gillett, spending two weeks with his father. | Mr. and Mrs’. Don Webb were I Rov McBain * Mrs. Ethel Honey- 1 Sunday evening callers. * Mr. and ...-» — .. o Mason of Nashville spent rail _« of Prairieville visited Mra. Man Mrs , ww'cvi « wcvk. w mr Saturday night and Stindav with | and Mr* Marshall Norwood enter- Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Mead. Mra. • •'"■’-l .th» following dinner guest, I L. A. Day. Elolac and Wendell and Sunday: Mrs. Mary Doster, Mrs. Miss Myrtle WUsdn were Saturday i Ethel Honeywell. Mrs. Roger Wil- I night supper guests. * Mis| Jeanne Hams anti son Dean * Mr and 1 Irlxnd spent part of the 'week In Mrs Austin Ferris. Mrs Angle Ti- Battle Creek with Mr. and Mrs. tus and Chas. Dinner spent Sun- i phil Deller In Battle Creek. MU* I day with Mr nnd Mrs. Vet Erakine ' Agnes Tarbet of Detroit was a Rue»t near Coldwater. ! at the Nesbet home Thursday and ! .------- ------- •-»» ----------| Friday. * Mrs. Eleanor Sherman new^~ —-----------------An amazing new synthetic nlast'<* । and Bonnie ot Hastings were Wedt v'-»> nro»»f'Ues of both leather and nesday callers of Mr. and Mr*. । rubber, U not Uraided'yTt witeth” George Gillett, Mr. and Mr*.How.. ,is-----., No. 16 । er to give It a steak flavor or tha* i*. a rd Lite and. family of Alto were I Sunday evening callers. * Mr. and of the steamed clam. WOODLAND ■ tk*® Mias Mary Jane Sheldon at Kala­ mazoo came on Wednesday of last is & id stetute4 » WHEN YOU PLAN GOOD MIALS Don’t Forget MILK! EVER HEAR OF A COMMANDO WHO WASN'T IN TRIM! Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! cc Pari KWl Sch Add Ben rem BM VI to I bert wifi P"c IS ren Na Col Gri Wo tie! Mn old s. Jo) Vil ble Cli 10, DI HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK 13 Al lot Hi Buy li. S. Bonds and Stamps ANDRUS SERVICE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone U51 RQBERT W. COOK, Prop. 1 UCTION SALE Hutingi AUCTION SALE On account of leaving my home I will have an auction sale of household goods at the house located i mile north of Delton TUESDAY, AUG. 24,1943 SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1943 Commencing at 1 o'clack fait time. HORSES 2 Bay mares, COWS Jersey and Guernsey cow, Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old 2 Heifer calves HOG and CHICKENS Brood sow, due Sept. 1 50 White Wyandotte chickens, 3 mos. old FARM MACHINERY AND MISC. Manure spreader Deering mowing machine £ beds, Deering hay rake Spring tooth drag P. & 0. plow. Riding .cultivator 1 Horse cultivator 2 Buggys. 2 Farm wagons Hay rack 21 Horse gas engine Pump jack Electric brooder, 300 chick size Cutting box. Corn shelter Set double harness DeLaval cream separator Heating stove Dining table Two 55 gal oil drums Other articles too numerous to mention $ PERSONAL LOANS t —to both men and woman, on Just yattr own signa­ TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to bo removed until settled for. Everything to be settled fpr day of sole. HAROLD MYERS, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer I. CRAY. Clerk ture and security. 3 COMPLETE 2 DRESSERS 2 COMMODES 2 CHEST OF DRAWERS LIBRARY TABLE PIANO COUCH 2 DINING TABLES 2 SETS OF DINING ROOM CHAIRS 2BUFFETS CHINA CLOSET CUPBOARD 3 ROCKING CHAIR OCCASIONAL CHAIR DROP-LEAF TABLE 2 CENTER TABLES 4 STANDS 2 FLOOR LAMPS 2 TABLE LAMPS BOOKCASE . WRITING DESK 2 SEWING MACHINE . 2 FOOT STOOLS 2 KITCHEN CABINETS RUG, 111 x 12 x 2 RUGS 9x12, nearly new RUG, 8x10 SEVERAL SMALL RUGS 2 ROUND OAK HEATING STOVES , JEWEL RANGE ’ OIL STOVE HEATING STOVE, email size 2 STOVE ZINCS. Same extra Hove pipe BATH TUB ' LAVATORY * v CROCK CHURN ‘ 54 PIECE DINNER SET and other dishei SOME FARM TOOLS Other articles too numeroui to mention. ■ Cosh advanced up to $300.00. TERMS OS SALE: CASH DAY OF SALE. Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION W1H W. STATE ST. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. HASTINGS MICH. PHONE 2122 j mhM «•>. MRS. MARGARET PATTON, Prop. HIN»Y ILANNHY, Auction,,, MILTON LIINAA1. Clarlc Hi �TBF BASTING 8 BANNER. TWVRtDAT, AUQUST 1>, 1X3 Est Wayne Edgar Reid, petition for appointment of administrator QUIT CLAIM DEEDS filed, order appointing administra­ WARRANTY DEEDS Pere Marquette R. R. Co lo C. H. tor. entered, bond of administrator filed, letters ot administration is­ Frank D Cutler and wife to Robt sued. petition and order to settle Farm Security Administration to claim entered Park Hoag lake Yankee Springs Matthew A. Coming to Richard Carlton Babcock and wife, go acres liratian filed, order allowing claims Klepper and wife. Parcel Beech­ arc lions 2 and 3 Maple Grove Farm Security Administration to entered, final account filed; waiver wood; Wall lake. Hope order assigning leaidue. entered, Loren Myers and wife to Richard Harold E Norton and wife. 80 acres discharge of administratrix issued, Bchlllman and wife. Lot Strikers section 10, Carlton. enrolled Spraye E. Miller and others to estate Addition. City Est Otro G Barnum. proof of Donna Manning, 120 acres section Otto E Wine and wife to Geo. W. publication filed, testimony of free­ 38 Yankee Spring? holders filed, license to ael) issued, Wm. W Manning and others to Maple Grove bond on sale filed, oath before sale Dona Manning, 120 acres section 38 Albert E Vredenberg and wife to Hermon McConnell and wife, lot Yankee Springs Samantha Kinne to Druxilla Pow­ Keeler's Add. Middleville Fred Smith and wife to Dayton ell. lots 1304, 1305. 1308. 1307. also L. Smith and wife, Parcel Nashville part of lot Kenfleld's Addition to Henry Ragla and wife to taw-^ Druzella Powell to Samantha renca E Haas and wife. 140 acres Kinne and others, kame lots as-, Section 3. Yankee Springs Robert B. Dyer and wife to Louis above in city Katharine Armstrong to Wm. L. Stark, lol 2. block 15 Eastern Addi­ Hoag lake, Yankee Springs Winfield 8. Matteson and wife tion. City Nellie J McGregor and others to to Reuben J. Hoover and wife. Par­ Ethel M. Skinner? lot at Gun lake cel on Gun lake shore, Orangeville Wm A..6chader and wife to Her­ Orangeville. bert M. Benham and wife, parcel on son. 40 acres section 31. Carlton. Leach lake. Carlton Henry Rowe and wife to Maryann L. B. Palmer to Oeo. Mason and wife, 80 acres section 34. Thomap- Fry and others. Parcel Freeport PROBATE COURT’ ple Oeo Mason and wife to Otto P Eat John W. Armstrong, final ac­ Zahm. 80 acres section 34. Thomcount filed, inheritance tax deter- I Perry Van Tuyl and wife to Law­ mined, order for publication entered . Est Edie E Armstrong, final ac­ rence D. Ward and wife, Parcel count filed, order for publication Nashville. Elmer O- Bird and wife to Ben W entered Est Elsie I. Lanfear, discharge of Conklin and wife, 80 acres sections administratrix issued, estate en- I 22 and 27. Assyria Prank Gilbert and wife to Magg'c rolled Est Walter A Spaulding, proof ot Grim and others, parcel section 10 publication filed, proof of will filed, Woodland ' . “ Persus A. Batch to Frank J. Ken- order admitting will to probate en­ tered. bond of administrator with Held, part of lots 14 and 15 city. Eula M. Case to Matthew A. the Will annexed filed, letters testa­ Coming, lol al Beechwood, Wall mentary issued, order limiting set­ tlement entered, petition for hear­ lake. Hope. Clyde Grummet and wife lo Har­ ing claims filed, notice lo creditors old C. Haskins and wife. 4 acres, Issued. Eat Kittle Bowne Olney, proof of section 22. Thomapple. Raymond O. Finnic and wife to publication filed, order appointing Dani M. Clarke, north 71 ft. lots administrator entered, bond of ad­ ministrator filed, letters of admln804 and 805, Clly Clyde Grummet and wife to Har­ Istratlon issued, order limiting set­ ry C. Lewis and Wife. 100 acres sec­ tlement entered, petition forheraing claims filed, notice to creditors tions 15 and 18. Thomapple j Floyd E. Walton and wife to Geo. issued, inventory filed Est Julia A Rock, petition for 11Basset t and wife, lot 7 block 11. Freeport Frank B. Purdy and wife to Stale for publication entered Est Laura Belle Edger, bond of of Michigan, lots shore of Fine-lake. administratrix filed, letters of ad­ Johnstown Guy C- Keller and wife to Olive ministration issued, order limiting settlement entered. D. Flfleldi lol 418. city. Est Anna M Hammond, bond of Robt. Cosgrove and wife to Laura E. White, parcels section 33 Prairie­ administrator filed, letters of ad­ ministration issued, order limiting ville. Julia A. Solomon to Wm. L. Ko- settlement entered, petition for hearing claims filed, notice to cred­ ble. 107 acres section 15. Carlton. Curt Terry to Edgar P. Boggs, Sr.. itors Issued Est Alice E. Sprinkle, bond on sale parcel Mill Lake Park. Johnstown. Iva M. Sullivan and others to of real estate filed Est Anna M Hammond, warrant Claude Walton and wife, lot 9. blk. and inventory filed Est Euphemia Carpenter. Order ' Oeo Hr Eddy and wife to Don Dickinson and wife. Lot 10 Eddy's to sell, assign or transfer Consum­ ers Power Stofk Beach. Wall lake. Hope Est Fred D. Otto, petition for li­ John W. Duffy and wife to Ruth C. McCullough. Parcel shore Gun cense to sell filed, order for publi­ cation entered lake, Yankee Springs Est Minnie B. Whitwam. annual Minnie B Matthews to Michael Allerdlng and others. Leach lake account filed Est William F. Hardke, proof of lots. Carlton Raymond A. Caldwell and wife to publication filed, order directing ad­ Raymond P. Holden and wife, par­ ministrator to pay gifts entered Est Laura Belle Edger, petition cel Beechwood, Wall lake Hope Geo. B. Kulp Jr and wife to Ray­ for hearing claims filed, notice to mond W. Slagncr and wife, lot sliere creditors Issued Ext Fred D Otto, testimony Mill lake Johnstown Joseph W. Balnea and wife to freeholders filed Harry V. Smith and wife. 90 actea. re­ . Eat Nellie Dryer, petition for appoimment of administrator filed section 31, Barry . COURT HOUSE NEWS r * Geo E. Walker and wife to Mackaben Brothers, Parcels Nashville. P M Ten children were present and the funeral of Mra. Martha Straight nun: «Uk played many games. They had -a in Wolverine. Mich. Saturday. * _____ ____ — ..--■■■■________ Mra. Chas Hammond is home much R. H. Pfeiffer has retired from the improved in health. Her daughter evening ministry for one ytar and Rev. Lyle: Mary came with her for her sumOmatead comes to Baltimore * Re- | mer vacation. * Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davis and daughter from Grand Rapids spent the weekend with Mr. Hott and family of Lowell. Mrs. Oeo. and Mrs Henry Davis * M)ss WlnElliott of Irving,. Mra. Edna Gibons nlfred Davis is spending I week's of Battle Creek. John and Bernard vacation with relatives in Grand McGlockUn and child Williams * Mrs Ette Boise and Rapids * Mr. and Mn. Duane i Ungs were visitors at DURFEE "* * Robert Rogers of Maple Grove, and Pugh and daughter of Hastings' furlough. ' Ernie Bateman attended U. B Con­ spent Bunday with Mr. and Mn. I Last Week's Leiter Mrs Henry D Davis and Mrs. ference at Barnaby Park Thursday Roger Davis. * Mr. and Mrs. Don■’"w’BSo&L’ Roger Davis gave a party tor Jackie and Friday as delegate* aid Oeiger and family of Saranac ' and other relative*. * w. and Mra. Davis at U>e former's home Friday Mrs. Hannah Chenney attended and Mrs. Thera Nagler of Hastings Clixs. Whittemore spent Saturday filed, report of sale filed. Est Alice E Sprinkle, report of sale filed ' Est John Baker, proof of service filed, proof of publication filed, proof of will filed, order admitting will entered, bond of executrix filed, letters leslamentary issued, order limiting settlement entered, petition for hearing claims filed, notice to creditors ivsued HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL TUITION FOR NON-RESIDENTS PAID BY THE STATE Q. Why should oil bo changed every 2 months It Is The Patriotic Duty Of Every Boy And Girl Who or at 1000 miles? Ae Your car produces nearly 1 gallo Has Completed The Eighth Grade To Continue Their Education; You Are Cordially Invited To Attend The HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL Six courses are offered: College Preparatory, Commercial, Agricultural, Apprentice Training, Day Trade and General. Special advantages are offered students to participate in dramatics, debating, ath. letics, orchestra, band and glee club. Numerous school societies provide valuable training. Trained hands that work lor Victory As your car grows older, it requires more, and more expert care. 'That is why Standard Oil, since the start of the Few high schools can offer more to students than can Hqstings High School. Here there is a friendly, helpfuF atmosphere, thoroughly trained teachers, complete courses of study, supervised out­ side activities, athletic opportunities, unequalled 'musical opportunities, a full year of school nnd no tuition beyond that paid by the State. The High School curriculum has been revised so os to conform .with the new, more liberal college entrance require­ ments, and to provide for individual differences. Much wider opportunities are offered in both instru­ mental and vocal music. Two full time shop teachers are employed. This will give more time and emphasis to the preparation necessary for positions in indus­ try. The Hastings High School is,known throughout the State for its wholesome influence over the stu­ dents. 11 is the only high school in Barry county that is a member of the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. This means that graduate? may be admitted without examination to all the leading colleges in the North Central section of the United States. With an attendance of over 600 students and a faculty of 26 high school teochers, opportunities are offered which are not possible in a smaller high school. Each non-resident boy or girl receives indi­ vidual attention and is welcomed by both students ond teachers. We have a full time physical directpr for boys and one for girls. We also have a Dean of Girls to look after the social welfare of girls while ■ they are attending school here. v School boards or parents may arrange for trans­ portation on the school busses for grade and high school students coming to the Hastings Public Schools. For further information call the High School Office, Telephone Number 2224 war, baa intensified its efforts—through schools, dinks, individual training—to make available throughout tlw Midwest the better car care your 19 months-oldar car requires. At thousands of Standard Oil Dealer Stations you will find expert, well-trainad hands, hands that work to School Opens on Tuesday, September 7. Enrollment Will Be Tuesday, Aug. 31 and Wednesday, Sept. 1 keep the Home Front strong.'.. through better car care. Address Inquiries to D. A. VANBUSKIRK, Superintendant Or to E. L. TAYLOR, �■ ' —--------- ____________________________________ • TMUMDAT, AIOC.T U. 1K1 Tai HMTINOI This advertisement should never have been written c. M I- aw Wlter-.UUM y 84v,rtl°” s 4« M There totuyyour»nar. of manta 1«. y t0 Banda. « land TO- -nay 11; >«ut Th. men who'«. doing^ fighting tor ns • there UBe of. man who ara dying, o id be any necessity _atBiy needed to should t>e a > desperately money that i »iil your money • ' manpower .the .do the weight ot motet „ provldo th ear... ...» winning ot 1 .----hasten the -„Xt your P” < • 10 percent or r „ you are already • K. yhuj^t oheofc * topthatlOperoont.’-- f «•»** Ba* yourself wny». 'lending ip if your n°°d youraelt it ’ Ip than your your8#lf ,r- , and and then yigur» it Bond Wins ^mr° ' saving*" toost_yoj»_B’n,1^-r- YOU'VE DONE YOUR BIT—NOW DO YOUR BEST! ■| WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J.C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON HASTINGS ICE & FUEL ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG ------------ 1". STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS COFFEESHOP . HOTEL HASTINGS TAYLOR SHOE STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCI­ ATE STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK ANDRUS SERVICE MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 STORE BAIRD'S STORE THE HASTINGS BANNER MILLER REAL ESTATE CASITE CORP. VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE E. W. BLISS CO. INT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND' STORM CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL HOME �' / • MIDDLEVILLE THE HABTlNGg BANNER, THUMDAY, A^qUBT IB, 1BU —------- - ----- Mr. WUkta* wife and two young weekend tn thte vicinity with re la-1 Ite using were Saturday evening ( — ’ 1 ehtta—n had tint mm* to Um uh* w Th. r^aar —nosne ; caller* at the Glenn Dean home. * T I TAM hard- ! OwU Preeton, who to working ta U L L I V H Crldler farm " Ungs on Mont bad accident . other , Flint snent the weekend with hl* ■ 1 | rtuwa an. nut ana. " »n »“lrofig »» Uw Johnson ten-1 W Md Mn. Mxdte Oaaey spent Mr newly aat houae south ot town. ♦ Mr*. । Bolurday afternoon in Haattaga. * daughter Haden wee Bunday gua*U «> • Chamberlain In Battle visiting her brother, Raxry I today and also called on I and family- H*rrv Duntel* children 1 and Include ths Bonder. Mn. W. va— aiul ir Glass, Davta < Katherine Dunlap, it Mrs. VtUThi? 'taxbetner while receiving medical attention, attention, -* a - ~~k hu gone to Moline lo spend week *nd with her brother, Fred Andler and ileg wife. * Ray Tolen of the Ltobler ' store Is having a few days vacation and witli his wife, has gone to the Detroit vicinity where R*y plans to harvmt hl* crop of potatoes from hte Victory garden and William Wil« Ot 1 Grand Hanld* Ptidav to *e* the *^<u'*rd grttowy store here- * Mr. wa* leaving for Great Lakes Train- ■ lee and latter's Infant son, larry Peter at and Mr*. John Adams were Sun- Ing Station. Seventeen.were in at­ Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Garas MklSri^ foapitai. Th.Siul. Ml- fV dtanergu-U of. thelTaC - ■tendance. * Frank Barnard to now' O ofi uiovcniaia Cloverdale n visited at the Fred operating the Service garage, havAshby home on • hby Thursday evening. 1 lawhas gained 4 oaa. and will soon Jsw — and — dr ihter. Mr. and Mra. and family at the tag bought the business of J. O. * They have ddrilled down afoul I be targe enough ta be brought home Oiann r’i,nn Williams W11U 13(jo fe.. JO...feet .... at the oil wail al thia 1 * Fred White of Jackson apenl W. K. Kellogg Fann at Oud tojte-* Horton dren and families, Mr. and Mn. writing on the & Bunday with hta mother. Mra. Len- The Delton Inland Lakes Garden CARLTON CENTER Orley Glbba of Grand Rapids, Mr. ,1 Mr. and Mr*. V, Club held Ito annual picnic al tha I na White on Grand Rapid* 8L * and Mn. Clarence Rosenberg ot Lincoln, son ot Mr. and Mn. 1 called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred presentee home of Mn. Philip Potter at Wall Mr and Mr*. Paul Carey and Ypaltonll; others were also present Lawrence Farrell, was recently I Ashby Wednesday. Mr. and daughter Donna of Leighton visit­ lake Thursday of last week. A promoted to Staff Sergeant. Last | i* a ITia nhii Ri^irMrhir from num Greenville, uiciiuuw. a z\ chicken wimcu dinner uuiuti ,• m, • and Mra ed her cousin Mr*. Ralph Watkin* bountiful pot luck dinner was week he received an honorable dis- I ttoVTHWEdT WOODLAND moVtastfrom Uie Make *M • future of lhe gathering * trolt sow served* at 1 o ’ clock. Plans were at Central take Friday night and *5 on East Mata Bl to T”e monthly meeting of the Maacharge from the Army and returned , Mr. and Mn. Anton J. Peck of made for the flower festival which on Saturday wont to Lak* foutoe Rantas where hehu em- ‘ tera-Jones circle will be held thi* home from a Florida camp where chicaao returned to their home will be held Wednesday. Aug. 3S. near Boyne Clly fur their daughter. he has been stationed ♦ The com- • Frida? after spending a ton day * Tiie following members attended. Mary who had been spending a Mra. Unooin Buah. Mias Caroline . _ _ . . _ 1 vac‘“on »t tfo home of Mn. Mary -j irthdav hade masthanov wU1 he' a good attendance. Com-1 Roy Travte of Grandville regret to week at tha Methodist young poo- Solomon, Mra LouU Eaton. Mrs. J■ the death off Theodore Helsel. HU His | Fisher and Susie and other rela- and Mrs Walter FtohWl on Sunday. Sunday August Augu*t ■ 8 when when mittee for month besides Mrs. T. hear that one of their sons-ln-law, plea camp, all returning home tnal Ulltou Aapp. Mrs Chari- Mack- tWf*' »•» »l the M. E church tttH. * Reverend and Mr*. Carroll day with them. * Mr. surprisee on evening borne may be Interested her *on Amae W. Hamilton and hl* includes HalUe Smith and Edith Orlo Myers, lisa been announced as to know that Mra. Wayne Fleenor Inder. Mn. Bert Patton. Mn. Gar- here Saturday afternoon. * Mn. Brodbeck of New Haven are the Harry- Sandbrook, Ljle ; wife telephoned her from their Blokoe. * Mrs. Ditto Wesbrook. who missing ta action In Nsw Georgia nee Ethal Helrigal. to tn charge of die Durkee. Mrs Charto* Marring- Wyne BUojl and *on*. Charles proud p.renU Of a baby girl Pau- Donna *p«nt Friday aft« been spending the past three Island. The Travis’ formerly lived ton. Mr* Bertha Adam* and Mn. *nd Carb of Buffalo, N. Y.. and feUe June who arrived at the ML Mr. and Mn Ralph Bai home ta Loa Angeles, Oallf., offer- has week* with her sister, Mr*. Ada In IhU vicinity, she being the for- the comp. * Mra. Glinn Lee of Roger Williams. * Mn. Ella Rog- 1 Mr* Harold Elliott and daughter, Clernclu hospital on Saturday. Aug. Blanchard and brought I te’vcrv’actUx ldMTher*omi houle^ i »nd"other , mer Daily Pafinen ★ *Rtahard' V. Kalamasoo to expected this Wed­ for a few days visit with her er* was In Hastings Saturday fore- Etolne of Flint are spending a few u Congratulation*. * Miss Betty of noiatoro. • Mr. work and h^' a ‘nice uarden * Wr ' lelsUve* expect* to return to The 1 Allen went to Grand Rapids Mon- nesday Gordie ,Durk«a Durkee and “d' day* d*>* with their parents-in-law, Wotring — of -• •Lansing —•—spent ----- »from — MrrtandMre Otoitae“itoteSberi of I Clark Memorial Home In Grand day to spend a few day* with hta coS Mr and Mrs. A H Bell * noon 4* Mrs. . .... m__ ________ i__ . a. The Earl Savage family moved on I »on D*v|d- Mr*. Charlea Herring- Mr. and Mrs Mina Elliott. *Mra. 1 Thursday till Sunday with her par­ Rapids this week- * Mr and Mrs. cousin. Richard O. Alien. * Mr. and tial urday from lhe Dr. Taylor real- Iton and Mr. and Mrs. John Adams Arthur Yarger and Mrs. George enta Mr nrul Mrs .Glenn Wotrlng. Id the lhdl?r ani McFan^^l.- Oe««e Ccxjk of City have ’ Mr* Orton Thaler and children of de nee to Wayland, t Master Rob- were Hastings shoppers Wednesday.1 Lydy were co-hostesses* to a shower w jjr ^Irs Ralph Ekkens. Ruth on tfoto vacation tripto Sugar »*«» spending a few day* with |. Gull Dull lake were weekend wceker- visitor* - --------- ert lohnann returned to hit home * The many friends of Mr. and held in the latter * home, honoring. Richard and Danny spent from nine guests are Mr* Gerald Ttecher The 30 guests. Friday until Monday atterSnx Fariec and *•“*--------** ta *Ulgi 'zhton. Orton ta OratTRaotai Monday■ af*FT Mra P»“> 4burz ‘nd family totond in the north Sunday They her brothher, Loren Tungate and of*'their parent* Mlexoect to be gone a week do family at Parmelee. * George Mas. I* an instructor at Willow F very aorry to hear that they will en oyed garner vUIUng and a moil™ m^g at’ oknd Ledge now Run. * week’?vtall wlth hte^randiireJita nzhlnTTnd IhTtedle* tera of Grand Rapid* visited at the Mtoi Beliwl <Jeanette> Ru*g " j ot the Mr nnd Mr* will H^Johnson A soon wx>n move move to to Laiulne Lansing where where he he has has delicious delicious lunch. lunch. Mrs. Mrs. Ttecher was. <•«. nabv David Bruce staved with Mra *X resting * Vr-t Trumble Max Lynd home the first of thte l B«U ‘ etepfone office BatTTe Baby David Bruce stayed with Mra . and Mn. Will H. Johnson. ♦ ,.au aauaaac wae aaaav wi vaaao i Creek, employment. Mr, Kybura was a the recipient of a wide assortment Guy Kantner. * Miss Phyllis Green . and Mr*. Leo MoWithey of teacher tn the school here for a ■ Of most beautiful gifts. * T/Cor- spent last week attending the chil­ of Grand Rapids accompanied by week. * Mr*. Ora Davte, Mr. and spent Monday at home with her Grand Rapids were Sunday visitors hte brothar-ln-law, Gerald Daven­ Mrs. Clifford Davte and daughter*. < l»rente, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rugg. of hi* brothar-in-tow and sUter, few years. * Mr. and Mra Herman ‘ poral Charles Wilson, of Camp dren’s camp at Barnaby Park. * Reynolds are spending Several days! Lockett. California, to home on fur- The Woodland W. M. A. will meet basin is ona of Russia’* port of Big Rapid*, and Dick Krol- Marcella, Myrtle and Norma Jean * Mr*. Gertrude Upton of Sparta Mn. Claude Kermecn. reunion was a Saturday night lly reunion ------------------------------supper gucal at a cottage near Ludington. * । lough. * Seaman first class, Bur- with Mrs. Daisy Tyler this Wed- industrial confer*. t)e of Grand. Rapids visited at the attended the Moo family Mrs. Philip Potter entertained the , ton Allerdlng. who to stationed at will Trumble homo northwest of al Harrisburg In lhe vicinity of of her cousin. Mrs. E. J. Talbott, following camp Fire Girls ot the the Great Lakes Nava) Training town, Bundsy of last week. * Mrs. Casnovia. Sunday. * A delightful. on her way home from Hasting* Word was received here Saturday -------- — shehad hadtaken takena agroup group of Halohijo group at her home a,t Wall I Statton. to home on leave for a Gladys Wurm and daughter Donna family gathering was held at lhe | where of the death of Bherldan Kenyan, to attend lhe w-«_ Wes­ lake from Friday until Saturday: । few dajjs ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Scott returned to their home In Water­ home of Rev. Karl Keefer In young people •at his home in Cleveland early leyan Methodist camp meeting. * Charlotte Barnes. Margaret Bry-1 Lydy, entertained the family and vliet on Tuesday task after a few Grand Rapids on August & honor­ Thursday morning after a veryLittle Pauline Schantz accompan ­ ing Karl, Jr., who was home from ans, Garland McLeod. Delore* , Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Clem and where he Is employed In ied her grandfather. Rush Randall, brief illness. He had worked as Burpee. Ann Stafford. Joan Van-1 daughter, tost Tuesday night al the Drouier, Mrs. sunma wnuains *nu Buffalo < usual home iiuui from ii» his work wuia iu ta uiiuiu Grand Rapnap- ” . for. the Pennsylvania .;— Rallrdad —~— derjagt. Margaret Ann Potter, Bet- birthday of Mrs. Elizabeth Lydy, Curtis-Wright Aircraft Co. iiuiiic Charles Williams and family. * Mrs. the > who enjoyed lhe dinner and ids Saturday night and remained Wednesday, spending the evening ty and Aleathe Leonard: L. O. Palmer of Chetoea and Mrs Those 1 The I who wa* celebrating her 81st birth-' until Sunday evening when, she I with the family, listening to the were Mrs. Arthur Oeukes and guests were: Suzanne Wright of | day. * Mrs. G. Parrel) and Mr*. M. Ora Hinckley of Jackiori were vis- visit ' ,w„_ daughter Evelyn, Mrs. Emma Wll- went home with her abler. Mr! and radio and retiring apparently in Flint, Bailie Potter and Elizabeth, Shuppe will be hostesses Sept. 2nd Ron at the Fred Btokoe home Mon« Mr*. Clare Schantz and little Kath- | hte usual health. Funeral service* day. A MU* Lillian Chapman hu ha* Ham*. Mr*- Gladys Wurm and leen. * Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Pterce ; were held in Cleveland this Mon- Hanna of Dearborn and Mrs. Julius. for a supper at the W. 8. C. 8. h.r, daughter Donna of Watervliet, Mrs. Knowlton. Delton. The girls en- Hall over Jay Wing's store. * Mrs.. returned to the home of her father. ' ot Allegan who had been north on :d»Y afternoon and where inter- joyed hikes and cook outs. Some Robert Falconer, of Grand Rapid* George Chapman, after spending Emmett Sheehan and daughters. Ed Wieringa and two sons, their vacation visited their parents, ment wa* also made. some time In Detroit. * Miss Donna Mrs. J won swimming honors * Mr. and was home for the weekend, w Rev. Mary and Phyllis Sheehan, Mr. and Mra. Oza Pierce and Mr.1 He waa bom ta thia vicinity, Mrs. John Harrington and Miss and Mrs. Wingard are leaving for a Galiter of the local Bell Telephone Misses ! and Mrs. Steve Garter, the past I *fout . 64 year* ago, tfo san of Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Oho*. Williams Joyce Leinaar took Manta Har-1 well earned vacation and next Sun­ office force U enjoying another • two small sons. * Gerald Stock­ weekend and also called at the »nd Mrs. Dennteon Kenyon. He rington to Hastings tost Wednes- , day. Dr. E. H. Babbitt, of Grand ■ week's vacation and left for Hol- and > Glen Dean home Saturday night, k wm married to Mtaa Edith Burris* er, music teacher of T.-K. school day afternoon from which place he Rapid* will preach here at the M. land. Saturday to visit relatives. ★ < Hattie Smith returned home of Green lake and Utelr five chil- left for Detroit, where he was in- E. church. The Sunday following ' MU* Helen McDycr accompanied for several year* lias been called for Mra. Wednesday from wveral day* .pent jm> a ^ u t t w!nduc,ed lnto He Induction Into U. S. service, Au ­ the Bernard Peck family of Has- 1 ’.7.U the'*nny. ‘.I.; Ke expected c»^:eled 1 the Rev. McCue of Freeport will Pa*aca away aoout *®n; 1.to ----- •> » -u— n— 26. at Ft. Cu*ter. ★ Jay Mat- at m the tne home name of or her ncr son Ted iea south soutn MrB- “ —•■ k —— -■ l-rv*; tings to Douglas lake near Pellston, gust i go to Great Lakes Training Sta- be here. * Mrs. Feme Williams and teson of Greenville was a caller at of Hastings. * Mrs. Claude Ker‘ Y * Iul , he L' llno « married Coverninent did away with ration certificate! far re­ Thursday where she will vacation ... t .--------ot . hte --------„._u — Stokoe. -------------------------—J... .Friday ---------------------Jennie Toome* of Cleveland who tian William Leonard also left on son, Norman and Mrs. Barnum of the home cousin. Fred meen returned from a few with the Arthur Getty family be- J capping as soon as it could, to stretch tha mileage survives him. , --He — leaves also sa Wednesday for Detroit. He will be- Hastings spent the weekend with Tuesday. * We are glad to know days visit with her son. Very! Boyer r — •; — • — , -zzfore accompanying them home • come a Naval Cadet * Robert. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd As pin all and Mrs. Friends Rock te able to bo out and family al Grand Ledge. * Tiie brol | ‘ cr ’ F ** nk Kenyan of Grand of tires in action over the gap to the point whera tha Barnes Li now stationed at Ports- family. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Muri Fawabout Sent. 1 when site will assist ■ after her severe sickness. A Parmelee school reunion Saturday Hapid* and several grandchildren, mouth. Va.. * Mr. and Mrs. Stafford ; ley and Carole of Clarksville spent synthetic product becomes plentiful. To wear rosy ta their home. * Mrs. E. J. Talbot a;utn । ra. Will McKevltt re turned home was well attended with about sevenThe children who survive axe Mr* observed a birthday Thursday and j announce tne birth ot n son at Pen- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer tires down to the worn-out stage is to get in a blow last week from a feW days visit with ty present. * Mr. and Mrs. Warren nock hospital^ Friday. A Mr. and; Marlowe. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Ployd Mrs. C. L. Hlar was invited over as daughter. Mrs. Day Pugh and Alien and son Hugh of Grandville. NeHly. Mrs. Pearl Willy and Ivan for the Axis, and pileup the risk of a smash-4ip, witfs a dinner guest. Later five other 1a- her family at Vermontville. * Misses were Sunday visitors of hl* grand- Kenyon of Cleveland and Basil Ken- Mrs Robert Adams have moved in-1 Aspinato and family called on Mr. dies bearing a lovely birthday to the house adjoining the oil sta- and Mrs. Henry Moore Sunday major damage to your car and self, from blowouts. \ I. yon of New York. Davte and Helen Coman mother and uncle. Mrs. Sylvia Al“ cake and ice cream walked ta and Marcella 1 tlon Just south of lhe village. * Mr.; night, _________ ;_________________ j, of lhe Lucid Secretarial School in ien and Glenn and family, at Par, and Mrs. Calvin Powell of Hastings i ----------------« >■» — surprised not only the lady of the < E? nnwi.iaiR Rapids were al their homea melee. * We are sorry to hear that. DOWLING ... . visited her sister. Mrs. Blanche | HOPE CENTER house but Mrs. Hlar and Mrs. Ts Grand < the’ weekend. weekend.’ * ★' Mra. Mri. W. J. Mra. James Pender will return to |I The Th.e 4-H < H garden Rarden club went to the th mother, Mrs. ElUa Howe as well. for the Richards Sunday. ★ Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence and Daniel Payne have Liebier who spent last week In Blodgett hospital In Grand Rapids | county meeting al at Lake Algonquli Algonquin Harold Lowe of Niles spent Wed-' been called Into the Army. * Mrs. The ladles who came to celebrate Llebler 1 ★ Mr. thte week for a second operation. operation. ., Monday. M.0*111*? ..* ¥r- arid Mrs. Mra-. Robert R°°ef nesdav with her mother. Mrs. Molly Bamea and daughter from were Mrs. A. H. Bel). Mra. Mae Oticago 'Chicago and Milwaukee, buying this MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR . and visiting friends, returned the removal of her appendix, a ; Abendroth returned from their va- Blanche Richards, Mr. Love report-> Kalamazoo visaed at tpe home Cronlnger and daughter Lydia. Mrs. goods I Saturday j cation -Saturday and ----------had as their alurday morning by plane Rev. Leroy Chamberlain C<mmuucimum and ~.u fam- -------------------- — =~ ed al Detroit Thursday for indue- of Dan Payne and Clarence Payne T. J. Berry And Mra. E. F. Blake. * ncme J Til E. STATE ST. HASTINGS raOKB MM — - Mr. and Mrs. wi. Ulwaukee. A * Audrey Me- lly Hy of Leighton left the first of thto jI weekend — guest*. El­ tlon. * Mr. and Mrs. George Kern Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. William The meeting of the East Bide Gard Ifrom Milwaukee. - stayirig to^ sUriag , with with ths the Robert Ribsrt week forjhe forthe vjflnityjif vicinity of Boyne Clly City ।j mer Abcndorth ... and family of Un- । wenv nmeni vim tea ineir club has been postponed until Sept. Dyer | went w to Ule the nomo home OI of incir their aaugn daugh-. Ashby o of, ran; Parchment visited their family at their Barlow where they will spend two weeks *mg and Mr. and Mrs Herman Ur Mr3 John HamUum at BcotU parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashby 29 when It will meet with Mrs. VanderVeen , cottage. A take * Mr. and’ 1Mra. Mau- at a cottage. The pulpit of the । Abendroth of Kalamazoo and L>nn Chas. Robertson. * Seaman Harold lake 1 --- 3 gpe|n LeqjhtoH Evai^ellcal church will Miner of Mishawaka, k Mrs. Nina -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Smith of Hastings Johnson, returned to hU camp near rice । .... the ...v Le? wewte Finkbe .... filled next two Sunday Powers of Marion. Ind. ta expect—. wish ------— — ,the — Chicago Tuesday after a ten days’ ’weekend ---------------------------by RfvbygRev B Qytacer ot ! cd in Buttle Creek Thursday and ; fjr er.— family west of ------town.----A -Mrs. mornings furlough spent st home with his be | In .—. Baptist «—church. The eve- 1 will be visiting friends In this com- I Axford. Mrs. Claude Ros- the local parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loren John- Kenneth . will be in charge of I inanity later on. * Miss Lizzie and Mra. Ben Carpenter of nlng services wl! son. * Brceae McDyer who works enberg 1 lipper a and Rev. Lawrence Smith entertained at a birthday I In Grand Rapids U staying ta the the northwest vicinity attended a J. P. Schippcr Caledonia. * Mrs. Harold ' pafty Saturday for her niece. Mary , ’ city for a few weeka while receiv­ breakfast at the home of Mra. Will Ward of C~L m left by train Sunday ; Klien Geller. Fifteen girls were 1 al Oaledunta, Thuraday. Segerstrom L , , ing medical treatments. * Mr. and Schroder 1 — - - where -u— she --_ will »-•- Join । —mt. * Bruce Bacheller ot Fem­ present. A Bruce Mr*. Matthew Bedford went to Proceeds to be used or the decoral- night for Texas, w.Ldale to spending a few weeks with _ al Charlotto Friday to seo his broUj*, tag fund of the Pkrmelee church., her husband who Is In training VUota1* Keefer Rabbe and Sheppard Field. A * Mrs. Woodrow I hte his cousin. Robe Robert Gaskill. * The er-ta-tow. Noak Kraft who reccivid - ------------ Rapids ■--— •.4-H -. cleartd -.j oWr ,W 00 al their Grand ha* c been serious Injuries two weeks ago.aLjfota Marinette. Mtes Joon Kee- Gillett of a fall down the stairs at hU home. ter and Miss Mary Sheehan of spending a few days with Ms penny supper and Nish to thank They found him Improving, altho’ Grand Rapids were Wednesday aft­ father, and brother. B. F. Gillette I al) who/snowed their interest and still requiring the care of a trained ernoon and dinner guests of the and Jack. * Mr. and Mrs. Jerald helped them out. * MrXand Mra. nurse. Mr. Bedford’s sister, Mrs. girls uncle. Cnarlcs Williams and Kecgstra and two small sons of j William Elite Jr., and family spent Mary Wessel of BL LouU, Mo., ac­ family. A Paul Kacchcle, granu- Grand Rapids were Sunday guest* , the weekend In Buchanan, w Mr> companied them hhome and will san 01 Mrs. Pear) Murphy and sec­ of Mr. and Mra. Charles Oox. south- , nnd Mrs. Jay Smith and Mrs. Sadie 2 2 vUit her relatives until Friday ond son of Lewis Kaechefe manager east of town. * Mrs. Wm. P. Corson Clemens were Sundy evening calwhen she leaves again for the of the Caledonia Co-operative As­ accompanled by her son Harry and I lers al Miss Lizzie Smith's. * The sociation, has uas been oeen very mck sick ui in a a her daughter, Mrs. Louise Pierce ; Misses Marian Pierce and Marilyn South. Sunday a famny dinner was ■ocianon, j----- -n.— ..... held at the Bedford home for her hospital In Nashville, Tenn., but of Lansing went to Kalamazoo this Stanton spent the latter part of *erv- '1 Monday where Mrs. Oc Oorson and son last week with their cousin. Janet pleasure. Others present were Mr. to slowly improving. He is in aervCreek.' Janet te In will visit relatives for a week. Mrs., Kipjlngcr in Battle Creek. and Mrs. John Aubll of Grand ice and a brother Robert is I<edge. Mrs. Inez Jordan and Edd North Africa. * Mr. and Mr*. John Pierce will return on Tuesday and and another cousin, Nancy Sproull Bedford of thU vicinity. * Members Aubll of Grand Ledge attended the keep house for her father during I of Detroit visited here a few days. □scncc. ★ Mr. — and Mr*.‘ ‘ --------- •< -------■* of the Woman’s Society of Chris­ Steeby reunion at Lakaalda park their absence. England and children of , BANNER WANT ADS PAY tian Service and ladles of lhe com­ Caledonia, Saturday and spent the Harold Engtai munity are asked U> remember the regular meeting on Friday. Au­ gust 31. Thto will be the second annual gathering which will honor the elderly ladies of this com­ munity eighty or more year* of age. The meeting will be on the playground and where a picnic dinner Is scheduled tor I o dock with a program to follow. Thto wm a very successful affair last year t and we hope all who wish to come whether or not they are members Ideal sido delivery hay rake, nearly naw. will be present and help make a | happy tune for these girls" we | Hoy rake Ontario grain drill, 11 hoe are honoring. * Karl Ryan Rock, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hay loader, good condition . Rock has Joined Uncle Sam’s,Navy Mowing machine, 5 ft., McCormick Deering and left far eervcle. * The home of, Mr. and Mra. Edd Timm on Grand Rapids Bl. was the scene of a pleasant family gathering Sunday Oliver 99 plow Oliver 43 plow when thirty member* of the WierP fir 0 riding plow. 2 springtooth drags, 2 section inga clan gathered to honor Gor­ don Rowe, son of Mr. and Mr*. .2 riding cultivator! Arthur Rowe of Jackson who soon 3 one-hone cultivators Fair bob sleighs leaves for service. Besides the Rowe family and Timms and son Lcrov, Board scraper Weeder 1 2-hone disc others there were Mr. and Mrs. Al­ Eardley roller Potato grader, nearly new bert Wieringa. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Wieringa. Bernard and Bemadlne. About 70 crates 3 sets of work harnesses Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wieringa 6 collars Heavy wagon with rack, a good one and Anna Mae, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wieringa and two baby boy*, Mr. Steel wheel wagon with rack and Mrs. Ross Martin and two lit­ tle sons of Quincy, Mr. and Mn. Charles Williams and two sons. Mrs. Ladder Gravel screen . Set of hay ■lings . Sattle Johnson and Mr*. Florence These cattle are in good condition and producing good. Uery. There was a carry-ln din­ 3 feed drums 60 ft. of pipe ' ner. * The Young Woman’s Guild Breeding dates and other information given at'date Bean puller Scalding kettle and drum had a pleasant meeting Thuraday evening with Mr*. Emory Fink2 corn planters 3 potato planters betaer at lhe Smith cottage at Bar­ “She used to carry fifteen hundred passengers 1 2-hone potato digger low lake. The girls mode the trip in lhe Reg Crtdier ataUon wagon 'In luxurious comfort — mostly tourists bound McCormick Deering electric separator, good condition and a welnle roost with several for a holiday abroad. Now she's a transport. How 3 5-gal. milk cans 3 milk pails food contributions from the host­ ess wa* an Important part of the ninny thousands of husky Yanka we pack aboard 2 grind stones Set of platform Kalos event. Their time was spent In 1 is a military secret. But we make the moat of all Studebaker dump wagon Spike tooth dreg tying off the service men’s top robe for the USO center at Has­ the deck apace there la — and we get ’em there! Set of fence stretchers Trailer, 2 wheel tings. The members also voted 15. . “I know it'a the aame way with lota of long tar chairs which they have do­ nated lo the Epworth League young distance telephone lines. In peacetime, they 2 hay forks and pulleys folka^Jw. thelr^reagejlOT jooms^on handled comfortably a lot of social traffic. Now Forks, shovels, chains, crowbars W*ra Mra Marion ttfciri of QuVncy &ns!r3U.sr»: tVK&Bx K faffijfrSHOT TIRES Are Sabotage! McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES AUCTION SAL Having sold my farm I will sell at public auction at my farm home known as the old Rob Cisler place located miles northwest of Middleville, miles south, 1 mile east and 2| miles south of Caledonia Baginning at 1:30 o'clock on L SATURDAY, AUG. 21,1943 MACHINERY HORSES Black mara, 12 yr*. old, wgt. 1600 lb«. Horse, 7 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. Grey horse, 6 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 lbs. Bay horse, 15 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. Grey horse, 15 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. CATTLE' Guernsey cow, 6 years old' Guernsey cow, 7 years old Red cow, 6 years old Black cow, 6 years old Red cow, 5 years old Jersey cow, 2 yean old Red cow, 5 years old and Lavina Pinkbeiner. Tiie next meeting will ba held with Mrs. Nor­ man Maclver. * Considerable ex­ citement prevailed Sunday mom- girls and a lad on their way i eamp meeting at Hastings to negotiate the turn sucily tn coming from the east Once my ship was a luxury liner! they’re crowded with calls, and a lot of them are war messages that must go through pronto.7. -Not only must vital war calls be handled promptly, but urgent civilian call* should not bo delayed. You alone can judge whether your call I* important enough to justify placing if on tele­ phone wires to war-busy centers. - •* ■ Whan lines are ooerloaJoJ, the operator will atk you to limit your call to 5 minute*. Your co-operation will help afhert who are waiting. MKHISAM BILL TllIPKBMI COMPANY hand. He rushed to Pennock hos- confined. yitol where be to now confl-; J. V 2 yearling heifers white face bull Steer 3 head young cattle PIGS 4 brood sows 21 pigs 10 weeks old CHICKENS 50 spring chicken, FEED 150 bvUi.l Mt, 25 IM. hay taiiai Hundreds of small articles too eiumomnii to nsonHen. Some furniture i ■>- ----- TERMS: All lumi of $10.00 and under cash. Over that amount six months lima will be given on food b notes bearing six percent interest. If interested In time terms make arrangements with Caledoaia Bank. CLYDE GRUMMET, Prop N. C. THOMAS, Auction-r Tel; J2S82 4485 S. Dlvteion Ave.. Grand Rapid*. Mich. CALEDONIA BANK CtMII �THE WASTIXOl BANNER, TWtTt«B<T, 4t0r«T 1», 1M> । ■- ' how HE HOME FRONT ss Ilk* 11VI IL I IXVIVI i> grandma getting along. t Ja: mc jQn,, -ic, ------------------- nnd Hi, children, will sve and kisses to you. Pvt Lawrence Cox. 36192469 44 lit Troop Carrier Group. P • WpmnM>unr. Missouri A V-mail letter to Mn. Zein-..-: Nrer.Yotk city. N. Y. Mrs Ralph Hawthorn' 429 E. Slate Rd. Hastings. Mich. July 31. 1943 Dear Mather and Dad: Well it .. te - now —dinner and time I BnvBfi C. Q at the Orderly Room and I have some time to fill and '"i reoetved your letter you sent wnii my birth record In It. I did not get the fed boxnnT you I'm sent having I'm let you know that I am acroo the ■UTaiid Stood time and only got aiek <we fond and .■■omewhere in England English people wr wi­ re the boat How are the children. According to the Enspwplc I donl know If the box will come are having exceptional to ftMTor not -tme it seems more like Michigan BUY WAR BONDS OUR SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS WAR SAVINGS BONDS BANK MONEY ORDERS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES For rent ot $2.50—$3.00—$3.25 and government tax—in our fine.safety deposit vault. Get one to= today for your* war Bonds and other valuable papers. NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. The sulf Is shining and It te Just I I served over seas with your son. ets will Just keep us warm white 1 warm enough so you don't drown "Max" also In the states before the I sleeping sometimes What bothers I tn your own sweat. I war. I came back a short time ago I us the mojt la the bright sun. If Today is payday and we ret paid and thought I would have a chance . it ww-.'i for my sun glasses X In El’ui, HrnV. uTfiu! » •“»?“* TJ"" hard to understand vet but i am I hope you can rind me a pair “SdS'Su “MAS stationed K»VM w in Indiana, but 1 wag catching on to it O.K. now. Prices •*«•«« "Ty are a Tittle higher here for most I saw Max lass shout two months things than they are in the states , ago. He was in lood health, hta Star tn rma but some cheaper on others, cloth- , work not very hard or dangerous. •"‘ ing is very high rod a man's suit He strike often of his Mom and 4^<tn°n«?kWrf!rb^j2^‘ takes etahtv coupons, and lhe Eng- D«d. I'm aure you know where he i, lish only get a hundred and twenty is so 1 won't break the rules by th'n« * coupons to last them eighteen trying to telPyou. ' war SS? Did vou you eever send me a cerboruncarborun­ months, so ----* -• ---------— 1' D,d ’er ,end months, so you you can can see see what what they they None of us know what the — future are having to put up ail):, they holds for us. but Max wanted me dum stone for sharpening my-knife? are much more behind the War Ef- to tell you not to worry about him. If not. send one. You can also fort than the Americans but all of j know that is hard for a Mother them are very glad that we are and "Dad to do. they all worry some, kind and some of those canned „ . .. .. peanuts and nuta And since you hen- on their ride than on lhe oth-1 I think I can tell you bejter than jjon t c<fe too much about my pipe er ride and some of them even seem nvone elw -You have a .-in to be you c<n „.nlj a crooked stem pipe. to have expected us — to — go •- in ... on —i proud and f know you are. r’,.. — of," .... — ------- --------------. K j decide that I donl want anvthe other side and fight against r . ... If you will write me I might be ) thing to do with pipes I can give them, can't see where they could । nave rotten mat iaca but out some abl<* 10 tel1 ?ou more- but ’!ow 1 M 10 my Mend from Iowa at a have gotten tha* that IIdea some oi of he pJ^ple hive tatod to c“n,t thlnM °f *nX more, to «rr.e. : good price. He has been trying to the people that I have talke have said tarn that. that Fruit Fruit here here is te verv 1 h°f* ,o vUn >'ou somellnl<' ,n> beg. borrow, or steal one for a long have scarce and high for instance a *lfe ls ln Charlotte My home time They are mighty hard things reach costs there rod rix about wajk Kentucky but after the war to grab onto around here. Thev seventy cents of American ’monev 1 fuess 111 8® lo Michigan. help too much In passing away long rod that ta one Cte-- b When you write Max tell him you hours, etc and mat that u 1S for mr one peacn peacn vim ana iur one rit trn — me. ' 1 Th.r* That's .11 all TI can think think nf of ta to have have are'tes cost two and rix. that U , nfa™ tram A triend friend oi of N Max and yours. , you send me for thte letter tuflew fifty cents for a pack of twenty. A Sgt. R. C Embry. 6984855 you rend Minnie and her dog over but wc are supposed to get them ! issued out of tne P. X. We ore alFort Leonard Wood. Missouri i.get back there to help lock the lowrd lo buy so much cigarettes and ! * * * I door- to the cottage this summer candy and soap but our F. X. isn't Here's Max's* address also his I sure miss belnt open yet. rothers— I By the way. w ra, . wf w ,,w .... I w&s very glad to get the mail wmi. n^iCAra<-> ; ......... ..... PFc William M Keller. 30150663 I shop that I■ -on stiU know? Tell xome and received eleven letters day be- I A.P.O. 5, co Postmaster | ot them to write Who te running fore yesterday. I sure hope that the New York. N. Y j my lathe now? I would like to be watch gets here before long as I , back there running lhe thing. I need one badly. Try and get the PFC Norman Keller. 36458889 I hope whoever te running it will de­ new one fixed and mailed as soon ,i 417 TS8. cide to go into farming or sopteas possible as it te waterproof. .• Sheppard Field. Texas । thing at the emJ of the war. so 1 .•hcckproof, and also has a lumin­ 1 can have a chance at It again. ous dial, and that 1s very handy ns July is. 1943 I Write and tell me ail of lhe thingy we have complete blackouts here. Dear Mother. Dad rod Beverly: .| that llu,, have happened — at the — Car Can you get me a Fegans wind­ Well, it's Sunday rod for a ‘jeal. proof cigarelt lighter, some cigar­ change it has been one of those i must close now. It te about time ette. cigars and candy if possible rare "free Sundays." There isn't for supper. Tell Donald to write and use the money I have left and much to do In the line of enter- । and not to wait tor an answer from also I heard that shoes are now off tainment unless I play poker with j lne because mail comes taster this ration and would you see if you lhe boys, but that is out since I - WBy. than it does that way. Also could buy' me a jralr of tiie same have only a dollar or so and it is why hasn't Bob N. written? Did kind of shoes as f used to buy about 13 days until pay day. There ; you te|i him to send me his addrtos from Brockways size 8e. tent any excitement around so you and 111 write and tell him a tiling Well everybody te coming back can see hqw dead it te- But I'll — ------ •• •— =■«»— from dinner and so I will close for grant you that there will be a Your loving son. Write often. now and write later. plenty to do rod lots of excitement Karl I in the very near future. Your loving son. Wayne PFC K. G. Wellfare. 36404354 j I received a letter from Helen Sgt. R. W. Hawtnorne A.P.O. 758. c o Postmaster Fumtas. you know the good old A S. N. 36421378 , school teacher I had In the 3rd trade. She said she hod a good care Postmaster St. Petersburg. Florida -mgh ----------------when — she ----------------found out -------where — I | August 4. 1943 New York City. N. Y. I was when she Sent me an Invlta- , Dear Mother: „ . .. have u..„ dinner a._— with -i.u her u-_ Tn '. Wen tlon to „KU here , .tm at 8l Petersburg August 6. 1943 Dear Zolly: New York. It's funny, but good. ,' for a few days, We are cleaning up Just a few lines to let you know how she would remember me from |। (for or the Air C Corps who have left that I have enjoyed reading the way back there isn't ill ;j ;, MV. It's quite here. nice here and it Hastings Banner very much and am Well, we have been here about | sretns funny not to see the streets thankful to you for sending it to a week row rod it has been a pretty | fUn Of people or I mean soldiers easy week. I have spent two after- 1 bocausa in Tampa it's just crowded ax f am here in lhe underbrush of noons laying on the shore and wjth soldiers. W<j wx^i I could be home and get Florida and only get up town three swimming in the Med. .sea. Whave had some fajrly good army 1 m on one of those ftah suppers nights a week. I have been a permanent guard meals also. Had our first serving Esther didn't come down this week for the Radio Squadron for lhe of fresh potatoes since we left the cntj. tut she said she was going to States ahd also our first baked try rod make the Ogden reunion, past year and was Just made a corporal. goods—cake rod donuLs. Quite a . wish 1 -could, but maybe I can Sincerely yours. treat nnd a mighty good change next year. If this reaches you in Cpl. Kenneth C. Hawkins , We get fresh meat every once in , time, tell all the folks there I said 31st Fighter Cont. Sodn. ; a while, also hello rod that III try and see them j Our weather here te still hot and next ------ ------Ft. McCoy. General Delivery year. J, that ... .. I getting warmer. Thev — say next Florida Boy the labor shortage ... here in . ....-J- Is getting quite i (Kenneth is another one of the • month te a lot Ihotter ?''.S7 than July Florida .. bad. T> I. J boys on Mr. Aben Johnson's list. I । Temperature about mt 120 degrees at I me the labor as much as It it ta L» the the place 1 times. It is at least 100 degrees , t0 house them, because vVeryxman Aug. 8. 1943 j here most every day. but there Is > they hire has from one/to Hve'othMr. and Mrs. William Keller • usually a wind blowing so wr don't era or more to make/a home for 219 W. Colfax St. notice it too much. At nlrht we । and there arc a lot Of the officers Hastings. Michigan । have to wear a iacket and then we I and nntj soldiers who live off the post, Dear Mr. and Mrs. Keller: 1 are still cold. Two all wool blank- M so you see Tampa te packed full. Gee. I wish thte thing would hurry up and ynd. so everyone could get back home and things would get back to nprtnul. but I guess it will be quite, a while yet before that can happen, but everyday Is a day nearer I see by the paper that they arc planning on drafting mar­ ried men the first of October. It seems kinds funny that they'd do it, but they haven't asked my opin­ ion. so I guess TH Just keep still. But It sure would be tough on a lot of families. One good thing about thte Army te that It makes a man appreciate a lot more what he left behind, borne people think that when a man gets in the service that *"■” MEN and WOMEN WANTED be a hell tarer. but the bl«Ht my home a lot more now than I did before and I aure wish I were there now. Wen as it's getting late 111 sign off. so lots of love . Your son. Charles SJt.W. lit Rept. Co.. 552n Trg. Bn. Drew Field Tnmpa 7. Florida Hta mother has received word , that Charles passed hta testa and is now a fuU-fiedged Radar opera,or' ... | A V-mail letter from Dr. Ken; Clare Richard Coraon. 9 2-0 Bldg. 2812 C/o TTlh Iteg Office Pvt, Forrest J. Hlnaar Hq and Hq. Btry. 1st Bn I LEGAL NOTICES . OBDBB FOB PUBLICATION I WTATK OF MICHIGAN. IN TUB CJBCTIT COUBT FOB THK COUNTY OF I BABBY. IN CHANCEBY. | Jaba M.rrut Hill. Jr. Ftalalltf, vi. Seattle, Washington. Pvt. Keith L. Brady, 1817TO23 Co. “A" 18th Trg Bn. 16th Trg Regt. Camp Fanni Roh-r. w XAN 16060102 Field B.A-AJP. <T±.) a Flight B. II Class 48Blytheville, Ark. have been perused. I wish I could H Q and Plot Co. 5i Impreu on you how much we love 8 A W.B N news from home. Read -Mickey s Hattiesburg Army Air Base (McPharllni letter and have writ- । Hattiesburg. Mississippi ten him. ' ' • • • My best to all. lUtp up the , Gaorge Robert Carpenter 8 2/c UANAA. Brks. No 3 good work. Ken. • | Willow Grove. Pa. Birthday — May 20. Lt-Cdr. Kenneth McIntyre Lei's show 'Ken' that we have ' To Richard C. Sherman's address i b^en imprewved when he mentions . Hj.i*. Const? Clotk. Add A PO. 3h' ' sSTjohn | <>■“’“ fO’ P«»>JCATIO« or V-mail grreUngx that will look we didn't get this sooner—the birth­ like xlacka of Clark Gable fan maiL day wishes will be a little late this Don't forget—Write your letter time _ul but anvhow. 'Many Many happy re­ on Sunday—poal It Monday. This luma' and best ot luck. Ken a warmth of friendship around his heart that will last for Next Monday. August 23rd. K. 3. McIntyre. Lieut. Comdr. MC.. US.N.R . Club No 9. Echelon 1 cJo Fleet Post Office San Francisco. Calif. ADDRESSES , Pvt. Harmon Wilcox, M2939 Plat 538. 12th Bn Recruit Depot Marine Bks. Parris Island. 8. C, Birthday—June 18th. Pvt. Orlo E. Springer 2nd B. Hdq Co. 320 Ipf. A. P. O. No. 35 Camp Rucker. Ala. Pvt. David Bruce Long Radio Co. I. Class 55 Signal Batl. Marine Corps Base San Diego 40. Calif. Pvt. Lynn (Pete) Bachelder Tinker Field. Oklahoma City. Okla Pete would verv much hear from home folks. like LEGALS 83th S. D. Constr. Bn. Main Unit 517 NOTICE TO CBBDITOBB Camp Peary. Va. Cpl. Gordon L. Jacobs. 38415108 40th T. 8 8 Boca Raton. Florida S/Sgt. \rthur Webb. 16084532 A.P.O 4584. c/o Postmaster San Francisco. Calif Birthday—May 29th Pfc. Victor E Mead. 36181113 29th Tech Sch Sqd. Bp/„ ” Truax Field. Bkia-"' Madison. Wisconsin John A Schultz 8 2/C Batt. 421 Barck P. Receiving Ship. Treasure Island. Calif., oanxs fob publication Pfc. Russell Silsbee. 36404398 c-"o Postmaster >•1.1 will Ion Birthday—April 13. Kenneth Ray Dunlap. F 2/c Receiving ship Long Beach,, L.' I..' N. Y. Cadet Robert C. Murphy 3656th Service Unit.. Ai Barracks No. 3 1 Michigan College of Mining Technology Houghton. Michigan Birthday—Oct. 10th. 3BDBB FOB PUBLICATION CHANGE OF ADDRESS Av/c Wm D. Barnes Jr. San Antonio, Texas • Sgt Gerald Forby. 1CG45677 co Postmaster New York City. N. Y. k\\\A\ I'U" OrdrreJ, Thai nablia A .Un* ropy. Janet E. I OBPEB FOR PUBLICATION IN OUR LOCAL PLANT A. D. !»«3, GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE­ VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING All applicants must qualify under the nqw war paklhaUM *f by giving a farmer a hand this Summer! The farm help shortage can mean a food shortage... unless you do.1 OBDmB FOB PUBLICATION Millions of farm workers have left the manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY ing your vacation, or at other times. land — going into the armed forces It’s hard work — but it’s fun. And it' or war industry. Unless someone takes gives you a real feeling cf satisfaction. their places, all of us may have slim Get in touch with the U. S. Employ­ pickings next winter! And that in­ cludes our fighting allies who need ment Service, or the county agricul­ tural agent. Sign up for paid pan­ food desperately to help them fight on. time farm work . . . help make sure z There's a job you can do — right near home — half-days, weekends, dur- there's food on America’s table this winter! ’ And Mp yovnolf to rofroihmont with dolidovt that call, — V.cold, ORANGE KIST ANO OTHII OlUCfOUS HAVOMI a-J>- rl hl« p*tltlsa prayliir that •»< far brarlna. that th* *i Warm summer davs nuke everyone look for refreshing bottle of Orange ' * drink ... one you serve .... . pride. So...keep KIST Bcvmgra dw.p in joir refrigerator. IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE WAR—FORGET IT. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-08-26.pdf f1caf339f53cb26de5715fd1a483ab69 PDF Text Text HELP BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS The Hastings Banner SECTION ONE—PACES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR On tho * ☆ ☆ BARRY SOLD MORE THAN ITS QUOTA HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 26. 1943 EDITORIALS ARI YOU GOING PART IN THI WAR BOND 16 PAGES—2 SECTIONS MILLION-DOLLAR QUOTA FOR BA. What about synthetic rubber? of motorist* in'the ^/lilted State*. 'Ic A I I lJ N I N 11 • • • however, no synthetic* have yet / ' • l* v i You hear all sort* ot rumors and been developed which have tli* all- |«tV AT A GLANCE » , mound w-S wop^Um Io.Ure.! W * j report* i around good properties for tires i-t . and tube* that plantation rubber r‘-‘ ] j 2 ~ 2 - - ~~ ' r'rr* p The Impression srenu to prevail possesses t?»^t artificial rubber is the answer ... Thte is a- regular Weekly feature The Old Home Towd I thV lltl *o\verything, that It has manv Several of the synthetic rubb*rs । designed to aid you in your curAugust 23, 1943 / j^Lno i which are belter than now being manufactured hate bet- rent purchase* of Items rationed by To All Ye Douahboyt. Gobs. Leith- ■ h« n,tniiiiill-d hi*'reimrtth^month Pr°P«t‘M Hl* district Includes the ilhr **al Quality natural product; ter tear, tenrile, and aging prop-1 the government. This newspaper rrneck*. And You of the Gentler of „» July t„iy Sex who are in the various Alpha- 'counties --------of Allman. Barry and Ot- , that synthetic* will replace natural ertles at normal temperatures than i he***™ thl* service will enable InbCllcal Agencies of Uncle Sam'* itawa. The quot* set for the dis- ■ rubber. In post war industry. any ot natunl rub‘>er compounds | «"’»<>}*»» to cooperate more fully in Remaining $510,000 to Loren Hershberger. Woodland. 1 Fighting Forces: • 'trict for July wa* $128,000. The... and are also more resistant tu I •inning the war on the home front has returned home after griduatlng Greetings! and God bles* you. 'actual *“ reports ---. tactual *ale» sales for the month' month ------were i Such are all ----partially abrasion But. all of these artificial R d meat. »ata ( kmmfrom a school of auctioneering in Business Firm* I was really taken by surprise the $112,822 15. They Offer Superior But It wasn't Barry | true; far from being completely products have one seriou* failing | through Aug- 31 X now- valid °««tur. Ind., and intend* to enother day wnen Zolly called'from county's fault that the full quota ,j uur true. Barry county I* asked to buy tl.— thal ,lne ______ Advantages so manufacture through 2; Y becomes valid ter ot tm»ine** here ... in . far aa tire . and tube ,------------------- < uhvu »ii Oct. 4. i uccun the Barmer Office asking me to was not raised. Barry'a quota was . • • I e,*”i’ny M.r Hershberger -nle schoota of thl* dty will open 000.000 of the $15,000,000,000 federal write thU week's Home Front Let- $17,000. and the sales in the county' Por fXampie arilticlal rubber* is concerned—they all Itave a tend- Sept. 29 through Oct. 2. I he 10 ?‘th• • on September 7th. The bonds to be offered in the third war c------- — Ur. Our family ha* lived In in HasHas- were bet-­ h hL,."]’'.. ““,*** .L’ ency to "go flabby" st temperatures' «.... - ,?,rne -........... on Tuesday. iucmh). ocuicmwr <i ter. »e,v $28,420.60 which Is $2,000 si Blue R. 3. T valid through । many "»“* interesting personalities dur- ।i number of person* of act tings Just Just three three year* year* now. now. We We cercer- te ter than thl* thia county countv did did in m the the httVe. . loped . . \nwitir c,‘ normally encountered in actual El—stamps ..; ting* r than n>r'rdrtnin ept. 20. 20 “}« hl* '<»“»£• lnc»V<Mn« »uch peo- who have njUrcd the mlUi tainlv have enjoyed the privilege correapondlng month last year. The, much better for certain specific service conditions. ar.-'l month. Of the last loan offered this | Sept. pie -as Col. Fred XeODert nationnavBl service mtvice oi of tru* thia country, court / natural —— ... Sugar ■ allv ■• uavat ano county was asked to buy MD0M0 very much. And we hope to remain [ renort for this county is a* fol- -------i uses---------than—any natural rut.ber rut.oer irnnwn auctioneer nf .... ■larger __ _____ —w I-•synthetic pipe* vat Stamp No, 14 good for 5 pounds ;al1’ ahown of 1lvaKtrw-lr* livestock; i .. the still number who are en- bonds It actually bought and paid for a while longer. But who know* 1 jOw*. ■-•h-.i- rubber -• .. amt — . lln•- ’ Furthermore no public claim has for over $700,000. SLSS’-IX Sales U',,.. Ings, r» forr example, are «n, doing . a M. Job y« yet been been m.d. made U»< that . a satisfactory Auit 18 thr°u«h Oct. 31 ____1 S' 12^ “T. h.... L «•_«?> ,n war wcrt at “»« present where any of us will be next year? ■ Town Quota In rhimlril -w..U... tstamns NO IS *nn in am“<LnU So we shall Just "trust the Lord and Nashville $ 2,000 ‘14.679.« i natural ro^r ’^o^STtSid tHnt «?u‘i^UCfo“reme nUngh“ * 1 , —■ • --- •• uir niKii scnooi neve as cisewnerc. do good" right now while we have Hastings .. 10.100 . who specializes in tobacco auctions jn locgj and outride student* The vteors amounted to about gnjfiML*the opportunity. Middlsville ... 2.000 fabric tires together. In good tihoea ■ land who taught the chant of the attendance In the grade* wUl probWell as I have stated, not hav- Delton 1 i ablv ■ be about — - • been• in re­ grade pre-war tires, this comStamp 18 good for 1 pair through rtobacco auctioneer. as ••It *— has lug lived here for long, we do not Cloverdale Unfortunately for the thousand* In the exchange it will hand over ^Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.) j Oct. 31. cent yean. . 3.018 (a know so many of tlie fellows and Prairieville 1.000 the subscriber* Ute beat, the saf­ Gasoline Two new courses will be offered to girls who have none Into Uncle.. Woodland 700 137 25 est. interest-bearing security on 1 Stamp Number 7 from Basic in the high school that will prove earth. These bond* are offered la 500 52 50 Sam's service. However we do know Freeport . ; Mileage Ration A Bbok. worth 3 attractive to young men who wish order that America can protect the 100 1*00 a few. and we are tremendously In- Dowling . gallons of gasoline, good Uuougn to fit themselves for mechanical liberty of it* people, preserve our 400 588 40 te rested in all of yeu: wherever duty Hickory Corners . I Sept. 21. work, and to young men and wom­ has taken you. We have written and save ua from en­ Fuel OH en who desire to do office work. government personally to some 35 fellow*, who428.120 30 slavement to Germany and Japan. i Coupon 5 good for 11 gallons. These very practical courses will be have gone out from this immediate > Ralph Hess and Adolph Douse So as good AmericAns we will buy , Muat i^t untu 30 for both under the supervision of Mr. Han­ that $1,000,000 of bonds, and pav commtuilty. We have received some are chairmen at Nashville; Ben Lyndon Chetteman. 20. who lives heat and hot water. sen. whose work here, xponsored bv for them cheerfully It win not be very Interesting replies from the oidlev at Hastings; Paul Faulkner Unusual Season Causes near Dowling, was seriously Injured Tires our schools and aided by the fed­ men themselves, and from one or land Mr*. Kav Spyker at MiddleGifts to Soldiers Abroad i Wednesday evening last week.-about Second Inspections due: A book . eral government, ha* been so help­ merits of the two bonks of this cltv Erosion Troubles two of the mothers who no longer ' villc Max Reynolds at Cloverdale, . 1 7:30. I.JV, when wild he lie lost IVOV control LOUrtUl of Ills vehicles ____ _ . by Sept. 30; B's_ by Oct_ ful Jn the last two yean In afford­ and the one each at Middlevfflgaad Must Be Mailed live ip*ihe city. ! Delton and .Prairieville: Leon Hynes Manv complaints are being made ! motorcycle at West Michigan ave- 31 • C's'by'Aug.’^l:" commercial've- i practical training In shop work Delton, reveal that the people of Vlv* l. mil C'l — rW— .1 lAZ.czll a nd • I. Vnrlri*. at Free- by Barry County farmers about the । During Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 ing *>«"1 •>««■ “J™Mfto rvwy « month, or 1.000 mde. j to young people and adults. used to worJc In the Coffee Shop. Is port; Wright's store at Dowling increase in Ute number of gullies II After pacing this countv have over M.000.000 on a car. stopped in mid- i which ever ta first, Christmas parcels and Christmas Under Mr Hansen's supervision, deponil jn them. The Nashville bank now in Alaska, from which place | and C. 8. Kennel* at Hickory Cor- that have aooeared In their fields street at the intersection. Mr Sugar Far Canning but directed by Mr. Aten In the he has written us several times, nera. Ch**l*rn*n'< motorcycle mnlrtrrvrl* skidded 1 n Sugar __ ,____________ for home-canning __ ___ of 1943; *e»* 'nu*t ** »>»*Hed during the per- manual^.tralnlng department a U n branch of a Battle Creek In­ this veer. With the present short Cheeseman'* nnd sent a lovely souvenir pillow The year began Mav 1. In the season and shortage of help these more than twenty feet into the i frult cropa W1U available to '»<* beginning September 15. 1943.1 thrcr hOur^taMT In n\achhre shoo stitution and iu statement ia not top. Bill, we often wonder, if you 1 three month* sales in Barry county gullies are adding much t<? farm ?! But without doubt it haa i(nousewives on approximately tne1 *!?s!w<K. 5?8r£*S«SU^‘‘^r*^S available. have been in on any of tAe fight-I were $85.627 85; Allegan county difficulties. To prevent repetition ..V WmlIhMrtrtvAtPjv,,“1 J more than $500000 on deposit. Barb<neath I Mme bast* as last season. No reducTaro? o?1 benefu ot ,tudfnu »ho wish to fit rv county people also have deporit* tag ut Attu or Klska I*.? Or was It .$72,734 60: Ottawa county $71.- another vear farmers are being ad­ in the driveway. • non of blue point stamps will be you wR<rsneaked tn and found that (61725. The year's quotas set for vised to adopt practices for gully B nJt*u h madr tTOm War R*Uon Book Two the Japs had already vacated in'the three counties were: Barry control. Battle Creek hospital, where it was jor canning sugar your favor? Glad to know Bill.! $187,500; Allegan $412,000; Ottawa A large part of the blame tor stated that he had probably suf- ; *---------------- _______________ thm you know, that Ood is with us i $675,000. corporations of thia county have this hillside sabotage can be direct­ fered skull and pouibly internal In- r\ •_ z r j gram for training for war-time at all times. Septeniber with Its big third war ed at the abnormal weather con­ Juries. The following day his con- Urying Or FOOdS mailed to Army personnel during work. It will be very helpful to any good balances in big city banks. It Mon- recently John and Hollis ' loan will soon be here Thl* Re- ditions ol this past spring. Soils this period only. Patrons should be young man who wishes to ba a prac­ is probable that residents of Barry TieiihatlV have Joined the Navy Air , tailors committee win have an Im- that would otherwise nave been encouraged to endorse each gift tical machine operator. It will be a Corps, and 1 suppose they are try- portant .part to play In the earn­ able Co resist erosion, became so police that the motorcycle, going ■I Take the result* of research and ' 85^al good thing to be a master of a good ed in banka. That is a conservative Ing to outdo one another In climb- I paiRn ing palRn to sell $15,000,000,000 In in this over soaked with rain that the sur­ east on ■*” Michigan ——w—- avenue — - — — wa* trav— — • ! rnmhlne it with thrt eerwirienre nt < effort Will be made to effect dellV- trade. Ing high. Now there's Orvllie Coo- country that month, -— ' , these deposits would pay Barry plus water was forced to run off ellng at a htah rate of speed, and fA^dreds of Michigan 'hom^wlvM! ery °r Christmas parcels mailed that II* rider lost control of his ma-frolt^ S d ^e«e2S m durtn « thal P* rlod ln tlme ior -------- ... course, also under Mr. ..... county’s a full lull quota. . •| Another . ley. nc took unto himself a love- । ••* the slopes in large enough quanti­ I Hansen s supervision. wiU afford exMany individuals and familtea ties to cut these gullies. ly wife then beat it for the army. , chine obile, “Ton^^ati^^measuFe' i eh.ni while .KU, pairing, the Lrt, autom .uUxn. tllf..j # we1oht o , 1 SIZE"AND WEIGHT: In view of h*'» T2ney ***** Most of Lite complaint comes from Well .*he has caught up with him ****** **w*a***ai a ! rates second to the method of pres- j w urgent A, need for shipping **? snace !2L °" * “ » ho .take posit boxes of banks, or currency gullies in last -year's corn and bean ■ and they are happy together in this count* vin be In class at tl fields til at laid bare over winter off hours. And by tire way. Or­ vegetables! according to Miss Rob­ < Continued on Page 3. Sac. 1.) ■ their hornet. Some Indlvidualataitf, and In wheat-and oat fields on slop­ ville it must have been quite a erta Hershey, extension specialist ing land. Harvesting operations tn thnil to be Corporal of the uuaru. this money is put in these places when The President was down your many fields were handicapped bv County Collects Only with the expectation of using it afthe presence of gullies too large to way earlier thl* summer? Then . , , ... incnes m lengtn or 36 incnea m of course there are Duane Stamm. drive across. Both time in going inquiries indicate inaic— many, Victory, length and girth combined. These Inquiries Half of July Quota of lardeners and tboai those cultivating cultivating Departments h.v* taH ai.,% Fireman Killed Another ! Gardeners Dean Keeler. Harmon Wilcox. Bill around these gullies and grain on have pointed out also Salvage Fats Garrison, and oh. several others their edges were wasted, fanners that members of the armed farces ■ | Train Crew Man Badly Hurt not get some interest on th whom we are going to mlaa from The second tin-can collection In are amply provided with food and money? Why not purchase A row of stones placed on the ~The food value t* not a* high Clothing, and the public la urged not Gullies are dangerous and costlv. the gridiron, and basket-ball courts Hastings brought in more than two Agitation for Freedom of The coaches at Hastings High have tons of the carefully prepared and They are indicators of the rapid the tf {ood5 *«» dried," asserts Miss to include such matter in gift par­ surely turned out some teams that My eeeentlal houseliold con- progress by which farm land la be- derailment on rhursday of the Hershey "Run drying rerixinly India Will Come After Wai „ „1¥ m r^mend^ ta*Mkta- cels However, not more than one have been "sights for sore eyes". tions to the war effort. Trucks I Ing deplated. Preventing gullies 1s Christmas parcel or package shall Mr*. Oeoryina Bauer, of this city, nwm go day* notice? Clean playing, hard hitting. It has manned by Chairman L. E. Barnett. vastly more simple than curing S vuLSfJi WM Jrided?tnlrtreth h^ K>n' Ovon dndng may increase the be accepted for mailing In any one resided In LcSeueur. Minn., before qq became the । .lied been fun to watch you charge down Clark O'Donnell and Chief of Po­ them, so farmers are being advised ninnad^nthl ■coat of. preservation beyond the she aune to Hastings. Among her eornty eSSht tohty 3 elS" aP^h?r ™.^ivalue^ u,c preserved food. " the field for touchdowns, and drib­ lice Thompson garnered the Has­ on methods of prevention as well I the same person or concern to or frJ5ntK th.Crr Hbcrt ooo of bonds and because they ble down the floor to get a shot tings cans from curbs throughout as cure. Lifting plows to leave pro pro-­ J™®***1 *****“• j When Jar* are full or pressure for the samtt addressee. w,'°. h“ bfcnT l°r many, * the cash in banks to pay for the city and piled them on the tective sod In waterways is one of bTirrteJndht.k^1t^ Gr.n^p^nhit cookers not available for canning PREPARATION. Owing to the still in school arc going to carry on floor of Cascadden's garage on the simplest preventatives being ° qd Ra?l<Utthe non-acid vegetables, some may great distance this mall muat be missionary in India now located bi ■ tn.ny times over and because IThl«h “nd farm nrodutta this year as always for the glory Court Street. Last week a new recommended by the County Ex­ hosplt**n.Ie the I drled 1or wintertime meals. transported and the handling and place in directing the mLvdon- I «-•- —*—----- *-— «---------of 'The Saxon Race " And we be­ storage space was rented in the tension Office. rd»rl ^™d (t?C evra^’d corn. 1X0 an<1 ,lm* bfatu. string any storage it must undergo. It is ant ary movement in that country. i ne«3 and professional lieve that all of you who have rear of the store formerly occu­ Methods of curing range from “reens ,nd ,PP,es **re foo<ls absolutely necessary that all articles Mr. and Mrs. Moffatt have, for ! tlieir share. _ graduated into the U. S. Army. pied by the Robleski Electricol simple practices such as plowing in. be packed in metal, wooden, or solid thn~'th • a long time, about twice each year, Navy. Marines. Air Corps etc., will Shop and all residents who failed fertilizing, seeding and mulching to fiberboard, or strong doublefaced sent to their friends in this country I Of the 11.000,000 assigned to this it la expected that Bamr be giving all you have, to make to place their prepared cans on the more complex treatments in­ of way for more than 100 yards, j ^fcom: Gather ta milk stage, corrugated fiberboard or strong ful- a report of their work, and of condl- cpur.ty, rO rnor*tions nr touchdowns for the Allied cause of the curb or were among the very cluding planting of trees and con­ Iv teleseonlng cardboard boxes. The aa. IX K‘7d onJU,ofnthe“fo,Hunta^ ShJT'J’ WUI bUr M10-000 ot the Freedom. Some of you. If not few the committee missed are re­ struction of dams and diversion fiberboard or cardboard boxes must •.P.MSE xa sst..shooting baskets, will be shooting quested to bring their cans to this ditches. Recommendations vary be securely wrapped in strong Paper “Zeros and Stukas" out of the. centrally located station. The ton­ with the size of the gully and the and tier! with twine Furthermore, tecently ntlv arrived throush the Jl the’teiTbond aale there - awere S arrived and. and. through the ■"At' akies. And fellows, I sincerely hope nage from the rural areas has not soli condition*. ax each narcel is subject to censor­ hajf<been0Derrnltt^1*Uur read T/* A* । lwo ,,r«"t'l*«tajna. In thte and other you can do It. not only as SUc- yet been collected tn full and Chair­ Farmers wishing help with spec­ shin. delav hi handling mav be caasfully as you have played the man Barnett request* that Wood­ ific erosion control problems on am. toe » mild. «r .hour ata, carionally to separate kernels. minimised b« securing the eoverine game at home, but also, that there land. Nashville, Freeport. Delton their farm should contact County the engine left the tracksof the parcel «o as tn permit rendv SXSieSd?” C<“"“nt “ 1 W“ S*'ln“ Three little boys, two aged five When dry. grains will break like in’oeetlon of the contents. will be no more hatred In your and Middleville replace their cans Agent Postel's office. M? Moffau aneak* of tiv. rtirri Ilay B™nch of thl* city wM chairand the third six years, were play­ hearts for the enemy, than you upon curt>e-..and at the school Manv combination nacknoes will Peas, lima beans: Gather when ing on the tracks near the crossing. had toward the players of the op­ grounds for collection on Friday bu: before pods are dry. probnblv be made >>p. including mlsThey placed a Ions row of stones mature posing teams. Hate their philoso­ or Saturday of thLs week. tContlnued on Page 3. Sec, 1.1 shell. Dip four minutes In boiling, about an inch in diameter on each salted water. 3 tablespoons sak to phies. Hale cruelty and aggres­ However, the Salvage Chairman line of rails But that was enough sion. etc., yes by all means. But advise* the citizens of the Countv of water, or steam peas 8 mrt ofrtB^iLJ HelrirtateT\hw ,eea have bwn »cnred into one. to to cause the accident. They were gallon 'men. If the allies win this war (and that the rating of Barry County to 10 minutes or lima beans 6 to* oort of Bombay. He states that a* the Barry County War rounded up by the police later, and 8 minutes. Drain, spread on tray* God ■willing, we expect to do that) during the month of July on ‘fata'' sometimes for considerable periods. ■ pinance committee of whioh Rav frankly told whit they did. having and yet hold hatred in their hearts was only 50.6 percent of its quota. to 3-4 inch thick. Dry 115 to he has to arrange for places to stay no idea that any serious results 1-3 toward the enemy himself, then .nd m-rt. tor th™, iho come to . J), WSf (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) Awarded Legion of Merit 120 degree* allowing temperature committee would follow. It was lust plav with to rise gradually to 150 degrees un­ we will lose all that we are fight­ that city and find long walUng j that general ^n>tv ^nk)ni’will be the For Outstanding Service them. Their homra were not far Banking Dtvision.‘ ing. and aacrlficlng for. Thing It there is necezsarv before thev can |j Barry County * lS L? th?^Ttil peas or bean* are dry and brit­ over. It Is a large order I know. The dally papers of Thursday awav. Unknown to their parents tle. be taken on a shin to England or II of which M. A. Lambie lx the chair­ to the railroad man. Mr. Branch's responsibility But I also know that Christ can carried the following interesting thev wandered America. The mission workers and S ri String beans: Cut 3-4 to 1 Inch put love In our hearts for even the new* concerning Captain Merwvn tracks, and their play proved very length*, steam 10 to 15 minutes or teacher* in Bombay open their *’“t counts" ore.nLretJnnM? of the county organization. enemy. If we are willing. there0 are s^nvt^C Lam “c w^Jperate nffi%h Mr. C. Plumley, of Nashville, which was serious. nre-cook 5 minutes, dry at 155 de­ Thursday Will Be Day to very pleasing to the Captain's manv You probably noted in last week's gree* until brittle. times there are so man\ that thev coulliy organization Hts special See Exhibits at Their friends here and in Nashville. The Banner u statement of the fact that Greens: Sort, trim leaves, dip In We mentioned about second Lt. dispatch, sent by the American boiling water 1 to 3 minutes, or Best—Winners to Show little sea-port town of Chandbali. and Mrs. Arland F. Martin being Press Association reads as follows; steam 2 to 5 minutes, dry at 150 At''State Foir WASHINGTON, D. C— <AP — Province of Orissa, about 200 miles home. Just before they returned to degree*. Barry County's first 4-H show, south of Calcutta. The town Is Atlantic City yesterday (Wednes­ Captain Merwyn C. Plumley. U. a Apples: Use mature fruit, but not situated on the bank of a tidal rtv»- day Arland received a telegram that marine corps, of Nashville. Mich, soft. Par. trim, slice evenly 1-4 to be held at the Fair Ground here ■ CrtVUIB III Illis IMWC VI IMKU. Ilia .The rural teachars af Barrv inch thick. Keep in salt water. 3 Sept. 1. 2 and 3. will be "all busi­ er. Muhannady. which flows into he has been promoted to first Lt. has been awarded the Legion of Uidhidual* will hare a choice o( the Bay of Bengal. I was con­ Three cheers Arland. we're Just as Merit for outstanding service in County will meet at the Court Room to 5 teaspoons salt to gallon of ness" according W Harold Foster, SCHOOL BOOKSTORE HOURS Tlie Hastings Public School Book- ' subscribing for two types of saving siderably disturbed when the "Tidal pleased As you are—Congratula­ procuring and transporting sup­ Friday afternoon at 1:30 to obtain water until placed ip drier. Start county agent. Agricultural and their teaching supplies and to dis­ drying 130 degrees, increase to 160 home economics exhibits will be the store will be open. every day in- bond*, aside from the September wave" of Japanese rolled south­ tions. Incidentally, wasn't it nlpe plies for marines at Guadalcanal. Captain Plumley. 36. son of Mr. cus* educational activities for the degrees. Saturday p. p.m. ----------and--exclud-------- , issue. ward down China, Thailand. Phil­ that you could be here to help yoir Apples have elastic, main and only attraction—aside eluding - -I_ X-L. .__ Tl.l. .-I* — 111 start on TumThis bond sale will from the opportunity which this I__ Ing Labor Day.________ September 6. for the ippines. Malay Penniruula. Dutch crandpartnts the Dorr Martin’s of and Mrs. Calvin Russell Plumlev coming year. Plans will be made stringy feelins when dry. . event offers to friends and ac- next two weeks beginning Monday. East Indies, and then up through Baltimore twtf.. celebrate their 50th of Nashville, wa* commended for for continuance of Health Work. qualntences from all parts of the August 30 to 3:15 to 12 AM. and hl* courage in the -presidential ci* Burma toward India proper. I re­ wedding anniversary. county to get together and discuss from 1:00 to 5:00 p. tn. New books the postofficea. It would be fine if member on our first trip home from Does it seem good to see 'Bun' tatlon which accompanied the problems of mutual Interest—or to are advanced in price. Come early the patriotic people of Barry county magazines will be made by Mr. Har­ DEWEY REED. Mgr. India, of gelling lost on the street* McPharlln. home from Camp Ruck­ award. It reads: "For exceptionally meritorious ley Fox. We hope to have a display while there is a good selection’of would go. of their own accord. Io of Nagasaki. Japan, iglad I am not er.* Ala.—It sure does! Bun looks Mr. Reed will have auction sale just talk. ThL* fair was undertaken. Mr. second hand books. there now> and of rolling Easter tops, says everything is OK. except conduct in the performance of out­ from the Michigan School Service. at Spark* Shop located at 113 East D. A. VanBusklrk egg* on a Mission lawn in Hong­ Alabama can get almighty warm at standing service* to the government A representative from Western will Court St.. Hastings. He is offer­ Foster said, to give members of the Kong. I also remember on that Umax, but of course that's some­ of th* United States while chanted discuss In-Service Training and ing a good selection of household 4-H Clubs the same opportunity trip, that a* we sailed into Pearl thing not easily changed. There are with commanding the rear echelon, definite plans for extension classes Kxis and miscellaneous article*. for exhibiting their yearly projects Uncle Sam must have money to wey Reed will cry the sale and nnd competing against one another TRANSPORTATION NOTICE Harbor we saW a U. 8. Man-of- about thirty Barry county fellows of a marine raider battalion, and will be made. It will be necessary for school dl*Atton Flory and C. M. Hammond that they had when regular Barn­ War, with a Marine Band, dressed at Camp Rucker, but It's such a big with procuring and transporting trlcts or parents to make arrange- port our .armies fighting In Europe. County Fairs were held. in white lined along the deck, play­ place they seldom see each other, supplies to the battalion in the a«i. and ■»>! — the --------------------------Pacific islands would ------The 4-H exhibits were a headline ments at once if transportation in Asia where in this issue for full parti­ ing that old tune. "Thertll be a and from what 'Bun* says, there's field during operations against en­ feature of these fairs and those In­ Hastings school busses is desired for be disastrous it would coat u* our Hot Time in The Old Town To­ little time to make social calls and emy Japanese forces at Guadal­ culars. terested In the work of the 4-H the year 1943-44. Please call or | liberty as well aa our property. If night.” Well I guess they bad quite that sori of thing. Until 'Bun' told canal. Solomon Islands. November 4 clubs felt that It would be a shame write at once. No pupil can be ac- Japan and Germany win. they will a !iol spell there for a few hours us. we didn't realize that at Camo to December 4. 1942. Agricultural exhibits, team pulling EARL O. WRIGHT. Prop. unless contract take both our freedom and protMrty "Carrying on this Important task contests, band music, harness rac­ Having decided to quit farming. to let them lapse—especially during cspted onl» bu«»*s on December 7lh. ‘41. I have no Rucker, there are 65.000 white sol­ HI. IK« — - ~ doubt but that the Japanese will diers, 15.000 colored soldiers, and with marked ingenuity and resolute ing. grand stand shows and a mid­ Earl O. Wright will have an auction rf*wartime emergency when agricul­ Is signed in advance for his transwhip on u* In no gentle manner have some hotter times before we 250 WACS. and if that Isn't anoth­ purpose. Captain Plumlev success­ way will be featured at the Eaton sale at hts farm located 1 mile north tural production and the economic poTtalion. So buy bonds, even If it calls for D. A. VanBusklrk are through with them. Anyway. er good talking point for the gals fully accomplished hl* mission, on County 4-H Fair which opens next anti 3'i miles east of Lake Odessa use and conservation of existing Supt. of Schools •acrlilce. We have a country and a I heaved a sigh of relief when the «o loin the WACS. WAVES, MA­ one -occasion patrolling the beach Tuesday and closes Saturday. Sept or 3 miles north and 4•mile west resources loom* so large on the Telephone 3ZM. freedom that are worth all our sac­ weather elements Joined with the RINES, or SPARS (because the ra­ beyond the Japanese lines In order 4. The Eaton County 4-H club has of Woodbury- Allen Haskin will erv horizon. rifices. Another reason for holding this Allies and stopped the Japanese tio* are about the aame 4n all to contact the battalion patrol, and had charve of the fair in Eaton the sale with Raymond A. Lap© as clerk. Included in the sale will be a county show is that it will serve as DETROIT CHIROFRACTER before they arrived In India. In­ branches of the service) we don't again 'during operations on the HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR dia is a great and beautiful coun­ know our feminine psychology. The Lunga river, going aloft six times ha* developed new features so that big 4$st of livestock, poultry, farm an elimination contest to decide MOVES HERE Dr. Derk Stuive. chiropractor, HIGH SCHOOL EIXMKNTART try. The people are lovable, and need for girls for all these service in cne day to drop supplies. It is now much more elaborate and, tools, feed and household goods. See which orthe 4-H exhibits will be "His toyaltv and courageous de­ romnrehenslve than the County 4-H adv. in this issue for complete de­ »ent to Air 4-H Section of the formerly of Detroit, has rented the AND KINDGARTKN have vast potentialities which are is way below the quota—if It isn't Michigan State Fair at East Lan- office at 113’i W. State formers SCHOOL NOTICE shackled by superstition* and Ig­ -enough that your country needs you votion to duty tn spite of obstacles Expedition it was at 4he beginning. tails. Children whose 5lh ing. Last year the Barry Countv occupied by Dr. F B. Lowry and norance. In which they have been gals.----- Anyhow, well not give ud. and difficulties were in keeping club had one of the largest exhib­ expects to start practice here by curs before Februar the THE BOMBING OF NEW YORK— ELMER O. BIRD. Prop. held for generations by the Brah­ by cracky what seems to be needed with the highest traditions of " Having sold his farm. Elmer O its at the state fair and Mr. Foster the middle of September. eligible to enter kind­ min priest*. But thank God. there U something to get the women folks United States naval aarrice." OR WHO'S* KIDDING Bird will offer persona! pfopertv says that Interest is running high ents are requested to are plenty of algn* of India's awak­ fighting mad. then they'd begin to WHO ABOUT WHAT! for sale at public auctidh at his again this year. dergarten children NOTICE ing. .Great changes are taking enllrt by the thousands—how about German prisoners landing In farm, 4 miles north of Bedford or / “ — Of the threv davs scheduled. Football equipment will be given place very rapidly In India aa else­ taking away cosmetics for the dura- , ,, New York invariably ask if they 6 miles south and east of Dowling. Thursday. Sept. 2. will be of most out In the High School Gym on where in the world. The Impos­ tion unless they join up—well. It Head Voice Dept, will be permitted to see the dam­ Henrv Flannery will cry the salq Interest for visitor* Mr. Foster sible things are being done. The never hurts to try. . ZM" . z* ~ age done to that metropolitan cen­ with E. E. Gray as clerk. Livestock says. Wrdnesdav will be “set-up" The first football practice Sept. thing that "could not happen here" Anyway, here's another to add to ter uv bv Nail bombers, a^vuiuinii according to ---- • — — w and farm equipment are Included day Exhibits will be brought in and 1 at 3 p. m. Coach Fred Goodell. has happened, and more too our own Daunttaaa Dames. Alice Mlsa Virginia Potts, the daueh- a letter recently received by Mr. In the Items offered. See adv. In arranged and new displavs will .._ Charles s-k.-i— Potts I. and .yr — Jack Patrick. Hastings, I was interested in th* Burma Mar Beck. 22. Hastings. R. 2. who ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. this Issue for details. probablv keep arriving aa late as BASEBALL GAME Road to China. We have mlsalon- Worked as • cost ac'*ount>nt and has accepted a position with Oli­ from. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Patrick At Fairgrounds. Hastings, on Sun . 4:00 o'clock In fh* afternoon—the ary friend* in northern Assam net: waitress while attending Western vet College as head of the Voice who thre tn Brooklyn. These cap­ AUCTION SALE Aug. 2#, St 3 p. m.. between Ver­ deadline for exhibits. that road. Because of the threat Michigan College of Education at tives appear to be under the firm GUT MAKIXT, Thurxdav will be the show dav. montvilla and O. R. Rich Mfg. of the enemy, they had to leave impression that thair airmen have On account the sale of the farm­ All exhiUL* will be displayed at and, go to India for nearly a year. School of Music and this will af­ made a series of destructive attacks land on which he had been operat­ their best Judging will be done and But they are now beck on their ford the opportunity of working in the New Yotk area • CHtMEN ing. Guy Makley will dispose of the nriae ribbons awarded *nu» will NOTICE field. It is thrilling to read of our training and Indoctrination tn Hun­ alone with such outstanding perMaybe Herr Hlttaria propaganda personal property at public auction be th* dav for the public to look The Farm Bureau Elevator will COURT pilots flying over the eastern «nd ter College. New York. machine has sold these fellows a at hla farm, known as the Hersh­ over the show. be closed Tues. of the Himalaya Mountain*, a wild chestratloo and Samuel Robinson bill of goods—Or, perhaps they're berger farm, located 2 miles south Friday will be "break-up" dav. inventory. Adv. and beautiful territory. Vae beauty food lurk, and let us know what of the piano department She just trying to ring In a little extra of Woodland and a mile weat: or will be removed and prep­ and grandeur of the Himalayas are the WAVER are really saying these plans to leave about September sight-seeing tour before they are 2 miles east of Coats Grove and a Exhibits aration.* made for transporting the iContlnued on Psge 1, Sec. 3.) days- Cheerio. Z. G. \ 20th. put behind the wired enclosures. While Sleghaai Satai (Continued on Page J. Sec. 1J (Continued on Page 3. 8»c. 1.) Home Front j Loren Hershberger graduates rrom Auctioneering School iCITY SCHOOLS WILL , OPEN TUES. SEPT. 7 $490,000 OF TOTAL TO BE RAISED BY INDIVIDUALS INSTRUCTIONS FOR SENDING OVERSEAS CHRISTMAS PARCELS Lyndon Cheeseman GULLY DAMAGE Was Badly Hurt BECOMES PROBLEM ! In Accident its, tusssx es Second to Canning TWO TONS SCRAP CANS GATHERED WOLVERINE TRAIN DERAILED THURSDAY MISSIONARY TELLS OF WORK IN INDIA suss CAPTAIN PLUMLEY IS AGAIN HONORED INTEREST RUNNING HIGH IN 4-H SHOW HERE SEPT. 1,2 & 3 LAST MINUTE HOME FRONT NEWS BARRY RURAL TEACHERS TO MEET HERE FRIDAY AUCTION SALES Eaton County 4-H Fair Opens Aug. 31 Miss Virginia Potts to At Olivet College �THE Mimm BAXKXZ. TBCMBAT. ABOCTT M. IW ■ — --------------- --- ■" 'pastor, the Rev. L. Winston Stone. - LOCAL NEWS fa v w *1 a. iGRACE ’“ — CHURCH LUTHERAN 111. o o 'uS 3 RIGHTS people: The navy folks report that pnsior will preach on. Duties In not so long ago. when Alarmo Lieut, the Brotherhood ot Christ.” Bcb Lee of Grand Rapids, dived' Sunday school at 11:30 A. M. into a Solomon fox hole, he lound ! ------------himself tangled up with Cnpt. Jim HASTINGS Gcy<r. Cupti Bob Barnes and Pfc. METHODIST CIRCUIT Tom French, all friends from the! par(onage 519 E. Green St. home towii of Grand Rapids. Preaching servicce Sunday at M*rtln "nd Quimby. Tlm<\10 and ;or George Scott -of Quimby, will jj-ao ! subject "We would see Jesus-in 1 Ch*rltn,c the Harvest” also installation serv­ next Sunday morning. ice of S. S. officers. I Mrs. Fred Pierson had the mis-, fortune to fall and break her leg , Sunday school os usual at all of the •last Thursday and U. now at Pen-.points 1 w< Circuit. m • Meeting of all the official board s"‘mt. h0“d Mrs. Lloyd Roush r-nd 5;.memb^"ot “the' ciro'ult'*win‘be'T'eid — 7—lj hitnlly of Kalamazoo wcic hrnae- at al tiie tile parsonage' Dar5onaBe Tuesday Tuesday evening. evenins. This will take the place hnpting tn Hastings last Saluti.iv Aug. 31 the First Quarterly conference. as he has been transferred by of ' Consumers to this local!ty I Mrs Clara Shultz Ls quite ill and is being cared for at the home Comer of East and E. Grand St. । of Mrs. O. P. Sinkler A M. Coklren. Pastor I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barber 0:55 A. M. Bible school. I and-daughter expect tn ntovj Sept. 11:00 A. M. Morning sermon by I1 to their newly purchased farm;I Rev. C N. Storato*. । home near Coats Grove. I Mrs. Gertrude Carveih Hodgkin , 0:30 P M. Adult and senior C- E. societies. -of Morgantown. West Vti. was ' 7:30 p. tn. Song service and mes4 1 among trie graduates of the first । Red Cross Nurses’ Aides claasrsi rage by Rev. C. N. Slormes. Thursday, Sept. 2nd. 7 30 Adult j given Ik. Morganto’vn. and Y. P. prayer Services. Mr. and Mrs. George Wcllfare.of Sunday. Sept. 5. Communion 1221 E. Thom Street have received ' word that their son. Karl. who is tn service. ! North Africa, ts now a radio operI utor. transmitter end receiver. He FIRST ( HURCH OF CHRIST I started Code School August* 9 anti SCIENTIST I wrote tli.it he was enjoying his new. Corner i Clinfch and Center Sts. work. . Subject:’ "ChrLst Jesus." Mrs. -Tulia Lawrence Solomon hn« Sunday service 11 A. M. sold her beautiful farm home of nn»,m. Wednesday evening .service at the Into Fred J. Lawrence to Wtn. 7:45 m. 7.~ p ;.i. I Koble. i Reading room In chiych edifice open Wednesday and Saturday from I < tn S is in . Heve* THaie Coming to FOOD CENTER for your fruits and vegetables is like having the good old U. S.‘A. for a garden. SUMPS GOMDS Every section of bountiful America contributes to the eye­ filling display of fresh fruits and vegetables—REAL BEAUTIES OF NATURE to grace your daily menus with appetizing goodness or fill your jars with delicious foods for future enjoyment. ■MailHBHIIIIMHHIIIIIS Always a vast variety . . . always economical prices. FRUIBLVEGETABLES lint ion Calemliir 2 lb* PEACHES Bulk 2 lbs. CARROTS Kalamazoo bunch . CELERY Tabic Queen SQUASH 2 for RADISHES bun. NEW CARROTS bun. lb. WATERMELON SUGAR: Stamp 14, for 5 lbs. valid through Oct. 31:15 and 16, each 5 lbs.; valid for home canning. BLUE STAMPS: R. S & T. Valid through Sept. 30. RED: T. U. V and W valid through Aug 31: X now valid to Oct. 2; Y valid Aug 29. FAIRY SOAP ____ 3 bars 18c RINSO____ ..Ige. pkg. 23c LIFEBUOY ___ 3 bars 20c SWAN, Med.______ .. .Bar 6c SWAN, Lge__________ 3 for 29c LUX toilet Soap____ 3 for 20c SWEETHEART_____ 2 bars 13c GOLD DUST___ Large Pkg. 17c '\ P r GRAPES Tokay lb. APPLES Cookinq 3 lbs. 25c 11 Surgery Guild No. 19 will meet Thursday. Sept. 3. at the home of Mrs. Ari Cain. 336 W. State. Mr... Archie Relckord and Mrs. Georgia Clark will be co-h»tesses. ------------The August meeting of the W C. T. U. was held last Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. I. J Smith, with 22 present. Two speakera gave interesting and Inspiring talks. Two new members were teeeurt .nd 21 25 5C 12c 4C 31 COMMUNITY NOTICES 19 doz. 39c SALAD BOWL —pt. 21c GERBERS BABY FOOD ..can 7c pkg- 15c GLUTEN CHOPS con 30c SOY NUT LOAF can 20c rfflMEAT DEPARTMENTiftt GOLD MEDAL SMOKED HAM pt. 30c SPRY 3 lb. jar 72c < rTn GROCERY DEPARTSENT ft MANOR HOUSE COFFEE lb. 34c KAFFEE HAG lb. 35c lb. 43c Steer Beef It point* SHORT STEAK lb. 29c lb. 20c 3 palnU [leg OF LAMB lb. 39c 7 paint* CANADIAN BACON 55c [BERNADINE CAN COVERS ..doz. 21c lb. 34c : BEEF CHUCK ROASTS ' PORK HOCKS SLICED BACON ea. 2lc lb. 38c 7 point* CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE .lb. 31c rith covert lb. 32c ’LINK SAUSAGES SHURFINE COFFEE MASON PINT CANS lb. 28c fl point* BONELESS BEEF STEW TOMATO JUICE lb. 34c FRESH BEEF TONGUES WHITE HOUSE COFFEE _____ lb. 26c lb. 26c lb. 22c w"‘- , PORK STEAK lb. 37c lb. 40c 8 point* 1 lb. 33c FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS lb. 36c PORK LIVER lb. 20c VEAL BREAST THE CONSTANT NYMPH Bargain matinee 1:09 to 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI.. AUG. 31 SEPT. 1-2-3 MR. LUCKY 4 point* lb. 20c Hastings. Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 . DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Leo Gorcey and Bobby Jordan In "THE CLANCY STREET BOYS" And Dan Red Barry and Lynn Merrick In "CARSON CITY CYCLONE" SUNDAY ond MONDAY. AUGUST 29-30 Jimmy Lyndon and John I.ltel in HENRY ALDRICH SWINGS IT’ TUES.. WED.. THURS.. AUG. 31 SEPT. 1-2 SpceUt return at popular price* Gary Cooper vnd Tere»a Wright n "THE PRIDE OF THE YANKEES" Want tq Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column UCTION SALE Beginning promptly-at 12:30 p. m., the following described property: CATTLE BALTIMORE CIRCUIT Pastor. Rev. Lyle Olmstead Baltimore Church Preaching service 10:00 A- M. , Sunday school 11:00 A. M. Prayer service. Wednesday evenine at 8:00 P. M. Following the Preaching service. । Sunday morning. I should like to meet the Administrative Board, members please be present. , McCallum Church j Preaching service ll:TO"*A. M। Sunday .school 10:30 A. M I If vou have no other church home [we welcome you I ' 1 EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL Rev Don M. Guty. Rector Corner of Broadway and Center Street. . Holy cutr.nninion at 8 a. tn. ; Morning worship tit 11 a. m.. with : sermon bv • the rector on "The ’House of Prayer.’ ; First fall meeting of Emmanuel 'Guild will be held on Thursday. September 9. with pot-luck lunch। eon at TJ’den park. Jersey Cow, 5 yrs. old, due about September 1. Black Cow, 5 yrs. old, due Oct. 23. Black Heifer, 2 yrs. old, due Dec. 25. Holstein Heifer, 2 yrs. old, due Jan. 24. Guernsey Heifer, 5 mos. old. Brindle heifer, 2 yrs. old, bred June 17. Guernsey Heifer, 2 yrs. old, bred July 10. Holstein Bull, 6 mos. old. HOGS O. I. C. Sow, due November 3. 2 O. I. C. Sows, not bred. 6 O. I. C. Shoafs, about 125 lbs. 12 O. I. C. Pigs, about 75 lbs. POULTRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The pastor has ended his vacalion and will return to his pulpit ‘ next Sunday morning. August 29, |.<l ten thirty o’clock. He will tell about 'Cashing In ’Oa Kindness’’ jnd will preach on theme. "Help In Troublous-Titnea.” Ail who. de­ sire to worship in the fellowship of earnest Christian tieoplc and all who are troubled bv the seeming! reverity of God are invited to hear । this message. There will be no session of the Sunday school The boy scouU will meet al the ! church Monday night. E L. Tay- i lor. scoutmaster. The Woman’s Missionary Society will meet at two o’clock Thursday.1 September 2nd. at the home of 1 Mrs. Harold Phillips. Mrs. R. K Compton will lead. Mrs. Lemuel !Severance will have charge of the | dcvotlonals and the pastor will I speak on the subject of Stew ard­ ship." About 100 White Leghorn hens. About 100 White Rock pullets, five months old. About 75 Barred Rock pullets, 5 months old. About 75 Barred Rock cockerels, 5 lbs. each. FARM TOOLS Chevrolet truck, 1 li ton. dual wheels. 8-ply tires, with stock rack, loading chute, all in A-1 condition. Side Delivery hoy roke. Milk cart. Deering mower. 5-ft. cut. Chains. Ontario fertilizer disc drill. * IHC 2-horse cultivator. Sled boat, john Deere 2-rov^bbet. bean or corn cultivator. IHCUtay loader. 2 Oliver 99 walkingplows. Forks. 2-scction spike-tooth drag. Shovels. John Deere check planter. 3-scction apring-tooth drag. New 500-chick electric automatic, bat­ tery brooder; New stoneboat. DcLaval power cream separator. Water separator. 3 Milk cans. 3 sets of hay slings. Tackle block. 50 good grain bags. Dump scraper. Set bob sleighs. 25 potato crates. Electric fence charger and battery, new. 10 chicken crates. Several chicken feeders and drinkers. 3 steel drums. Wood barrel. Land roller. Row boat. FEED About About About About About About i . I I . 80 bushels of shelled corn. 60 busheh of odts. ‘ 80 bushels of wheat. 8 tons of loose hoy. 138 bales of baled hay. 130 bales of baled wheat straw. HOUSEHOLD GOODSja Overstuffed living room suite. 3 large overstuffed chairs. Quantity of rag carpet. Wood bed. New gate-leg table. Trundle bed. Washing machine. Hand washing machine. Milk safe. 2 good 9x12 Axminister rugs. 4-burner electric range, good as new, with Kclrod burners; * deep-well cookor; automatic oven-end electric clock. Kitchen cabinot. Lorain wood and coal range. 3 men's overcoats. Barrel churn. Girl's winter all-wool coat, sixe 14. Many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash: no goods to be moved until settled for. on day of sale or within 3 days after sale. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES 206 L STATE ST., HASTINGS, MICH. All goods diust be settled for no: o EARL G. WRIGHT PROPRIETOR RAYMOND A. LAPO. Clerk ALLEN* HASKIN, Auctioneer N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE, MIQ1. White Depbanl Sale! -Aflr. IDs FRIDAY ond SATURDAY, AUGUST 27-28 TUESDAY, AUG. 31, 1943 GarriM>n Family Reunion Sent. 12 at home at Mrs. Jennie Elocuin. Hendershott Comers. Sunday. Aug 29. Hastings Meth­ odise . will have the pleasure of hearing Circuit Judge Archie D. McDonald as guest speaker nt the ten o’clock worship service. Judge McDonald needs no introduction to Hastings folks, who know his abUitv as ■ public speaker. Church school follows the momtn« sendee, with classes far all. Tite next Sunday. Sdpt 5. the TIIEATHW7 BAK RY 1 mile north and 2Yz miles cast of Lake Odessa, or 3 miles north and ’/a mile west CHURCHES FRESH SIDE PORK SUNDAY and MONDAY. AUGUST 29-30 of Woodbury, on Martin Corners Preaching next Sunday morning nt 10 o’clock. AU are cordially in­ vited to attend church and Sunday school. 2 cons 25c BACON SQUARES I Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at Public Auction on the farm located n vine , The Ladles Aid will meet at -the home df Mr. and Mrs. Adclbert Wjh-ox in Rutland on Thursday. Sept. 2. Everyone invited.’ Rev. H. H. UarrLs ot Wayland will fill the pulpit here on Sunday-, Aug. 29. 2 lb. con 71c WHEATIES'lOc SOFTA SILK CAKE FLOUR ..pkg. 26c Delton The Delton Rural Anricultural schcool will open Sept. 7. superin­ tendent Harper announces. He will be in Ids office all this week from a A. M. to 4 P. MThe W. S. C. S- of ^hc .pel tun Methodist church will hold it\ reg­ ular inerting at the Home of Mrs. John Harrington,,/ Wednesday, Sept. 1. The topic will be "The Christian Task In Puerto Rico and Cuba." Mrs. E|la Rogers will be the leader. doz. 5c STERLING FRUIT JARS VIM-ILK $1.31 "HAUNTED RANCH" WINGS OVER THE PACIFIC “• ; , ___________ White Elephant Bale! Tlio Navy-Molliors Club will nice*. Wednesday, Sept. 1. at 7:30 P-tn at the U. S. O. Room. • GORDONS CODFISH Wheat*®? far SATURDAY ONLY, AUGUST 28 DOl'BLE FEATURE ATTRACTION The Range Ruotem John King. Dave Sharpe, Max Terhune ALLERDING * rank Alterting. son of John and . Llkmbelh Allerdlng. was born m l «ndenv lle. Ohio., on May 1. 18b8. rilct> Aug. 7 al Penliock hosui। tnl. • । 0,1 Jan ,20. IBfld he^-as united in 1 marriage to Georgeannc Hannev. ‘V.c £ldow 'u»’1 ',’vo , Ellen \nrger and Mrs Grindle, one brother. John, i *5.nle£!t' and i*'° nenhews. h.’XU <>7 uS XJh“„ R.«ul,r mraUlu « W R C. . «<h Thursday. Aug. 26. at 2 o'clock hi : r< mcu?rr FISH-BALLS (It THURSDAY •■U MUUY. XUGUST 2«-27 Mat two lime*—Betty ORGANIZATIONS * JAR RUBBERS MAZOLA OIL f'TRAND THEATRE HastinQS, Mich. Telephony ^244-2557 ■___ r. column the foRwlnn of »ia11 Or<*n Street muSst to U Xn Bsr™ item rotlnti Divine worship at entrance. 10:30 £ M. The T �THY HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST CITY SCHOOLS WILL OPEN TUES. SEPT. 7 INSTRUCTIONS FOR. R’"ui’7 *° SENDING OVERJEAS v“.’HH.r.e9U" Hastings. Marshall. Albion. Cold­ water, Three Rivers and Sturgis. CHRISTMAS PARCELS _ i the campaign soon promised to re> store Burma. It teems generally (Contlnti®'------------• See 1) ***' Aide* at lhe has arisen. according to Mrs. Mrs.hospital Oo. Hsbden. Hsbden. vol- , <(donllnued from Page J, Section 1.) j mad^urt^ the w^fX ?nnew icontinii _ acc-.r, l I acttffiM.'ng to Oo volachoed for,half of each { unte< r service* cliairman of th< i^rtnvUm*Tn "nffie* ' illterr clialrman ot the ( oi(j daughter, who is coming to the government for India, but fl 1* en- . (Continued from Page 1. Bee. 1.) mile north. Dewey Reed will cn livestock and farm equipment. 8*j adv. in this issue for complete de­ tails. to dostoffices in those cities dur-------------------------—H.­ tag the summer,-• has-------------been suspend ed and al) recruiting in southwes­ tern MlchtgAh hag been concentrat­ ed in Kalamazoo, with traveling re­ cruiters stationed in Benton Har­ bor and Battle Creek two days each week. A recruiter will be on dutv S TWO TONS SCRAP CANS GATHERED rd shnnld show in addition to the name and addrera of the send®r. branch nf service, organization. O number of ’he addrraw® the parcels are to be routed. suffered fractured wrists, lacera­ tion* of the head and fac® nnd n possible shoulder fracture Tuesday KrollraH"nT,'0Lu“ motorcycle he wax riding collided with n car. driven bv'a rltv emnlovr« SO r'1 T'-- ‘••‘•I— man was taken to a hospital for treatment nr “ ' ■MONTHIJO^4 nAf AS HOURS A. DAY* US'"11 ■ TO HEP humminc FOR Hscraicn* OUR W** «FF0RT, IT. ,T * TO < DON’T Rtddy KUouaoU Electricity Is the Life-Blood of War Production DON’T WASTE IT CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY B5+/+/:+/++/+/:+^^/:44:4//+24.:7/C | He was united in marriage to Ada (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) winners to the state show nt East A. Henney on October 10. 1900. Thev went to live on the farm Lansing. So. although the show Is spread which ha* been their home all of out over a three day period. TirOrs- their married life, with the ex<lro will will be be”the tho one on“e day day’which whteh will wTli ycai? ’J*”1 u\Precday be of Interest to the general public. and c^n" Wednesday and Friday will be of ’ B,?d. • Significance only to those who are c - <’ ‘J i\h» pf»u< »n?tu5e exhibiting. ■ wnfch endeared him to his friends Mr. Foster says that those In '’'’Iglibors. v uc-r' charge of the show have been sui *lduW' ’?Jft-fiU2n'red prised and gratified at the interest two sisters, Mrs. Dello Silcox shown. In soltc of transportation J* ,(H'lpr£!^?.n<1 „,rS .Nel.t,e Thomdifflcultlea. shortage of farm help. “ Freeport. He also leave* two etc., more exhibits are In prospect nenbews and two ■tleces, several [: than one would expect to count on cousins and other relatives, as well :1 even In “normal" times. <rS<tt great number of. friends. Last- year the Barry County 4-H]1 ,c.“r .H° foe w,th T*”* Bl ,uind [ organization made n fine showing1.,. Dless. .. at the state fair: tlita year, if the nu ve no weight and tears no ! quality of the exhibit* is anywhere. I un.-. crinc“.i -.u>> , w*. near on g par with the Interest *s,^de“lh, fi1”8? where shown, there is a good prospect of T , u । repeating. j1 trlumu »UU U Thou abide with me. PICNIC AT FINE LAKE , The annual picnic at the Pine Ho,d,2?ou thy Cr0M- ^ore my Lake Land Owners Association wa* |ol,. c™Pg , held Tuesday evening of last week [Shine through the gloom and point at Poplar Beach. There wa* a large !t,me *2 thc skle’. . turn-out of resortar* at that popu- IHc,ven4?. n>°rnlr'K breaks and lar Johnstown lake. A full vaude- . «rU‘* vain shadows flee. ville program and a feature movie iIn ,1,Sl in dcath, O Lard, abide provided the entertainment. witn me. [ Some men have to carry around TAKEN TO PLAINWELL In pocket dictionary while others ‘ HOSPITAL ,- have a stenographer. I Our readers in the southwestern part of the county will be inter­ , e.rted to learn that Emma LlviiiBston. a life-long resident of Orange­ ville has been taken to the Crispe hospital at Plainwell for treatment. She had been ailing for some time. Her many friends wish her speedv recovery. Her niece, Mrs. R. Van Antwerp, with whom she has made her home for the past three years, has lust returned from the same . hospital, following an operation for appendicitis, from which she is making a good recovery. MORE VICTORY HOMES/ War workers are looking lor HOMES! You may have an idle room ... an unused attic . . . that could easily be converted into a complete housing unit for a family. MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW! Take inventory of your un­ used space today! You can get priorities on the mate­ rials you need to "Remodel to Rent." Add a bathroom . . . make over the kitchen . . . change your extra space into a complete apartment. Consult us now! GIVEN 45 DAYS IN JAIL William Treece. 64. was picked un hv the, sheriff's officers Wednesday of last week on a charge of inde­ i cent conduct with a tan year old boy. He was brought Into Circuit court on Friday and admitted his Rullt. Saturday forenoon he avaln fAced Judze McDonald and received his sentence. He was put un uroba­ , tlon for two vears. and was ‘re­ ' ouired to spend the first 45 days of that period in the county JalL ( AND LET US HeLP YOU WITH THE FINANC­ ING — TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED At the Rr»t Sign of Fall I Members F. H. L B. Rhone 2503 BUY WAR BONDS TAILORED JACKETS CO Ever - popular button - front cardigan, grosgrain ribbon trimmed in wear buck-toschool with skirts and suit*. SKIRTS V WITH YOUR LITTLE Women's Sport Styles Adorable and so practical I . . . these corduroy GIRLS' CORDUROY ^9Q Rw JACKETS ffeQQ ’ JUMPERS CWQR Jumpers for dress-up, school or play. 3 to 8. 98c JUNIOR RUOBY SUITS FOR BOYS. 3-11 yrs. Sport sllixms of fine, soil knit! Light and medium tones to blend with suits and skirts! BOYS' SMART TRENTWOOD - TWO Handsome, rugged weaves trimly tailored to^ give lota of sturdy, good-looking service. Dur­ able herringbones, and overplaids. 12-20. JUVENILE STYLES J49 WASHABLE RAYON TAILORED BLOUSES FALL Warm and sturdy fur active playtime! Comfortable Vneck, handy pockets. 4-8. FASHIONS IN Well-tailored slacks in colorful, rough weave*! Durable and good-looking models for drezs, school or play at a very thrifty Penney price. Warm and Durable for All-Around Wear! z-\ Waler BASEBALL Repellent BOYS' Ct Phone 2131 MIX Bright Touch For Sults! Good Houiekaaping magazine. According to this roport: Halting* TO Light and medium colors blend perfectly in these graceful plaid skirt* with front pleat*. Young and practical for school. Sizes 7 to 16. TYPE GRAY HAIR? STEBBINS & JACOBS BACK-TO-SCHOOL Bn»y or fitted styles with notched collars, handy ' pockets! Wcnderful pastel plaids and solid colora to mix or match with your skirts! 7-1A Girls' Cardigan Model BOYS' , xwu inv uinuxiny ■ I gray-halnd poop/s in Calcium Pantolhnnato totlt sponsored by r Favorite For Back-to-School For Warm. Rugged Service! for Rata Practical warm, woven her­ ringbone cloth front with rib back. Deep, t^andy pocket* Durable colors. 30 to 46. JACKETS 595 or Shine! POPLIN JACKETS Trimly tailored Jacket* of fine quality hardy poplin that will take lot* of tough wear. light­ weight, cool and protective in rain or shine! . Action,-cul for comfortable fit. Fly front model. CORDUROY SLACKS Mtn s Cloth Front STYLE 9 Stebbins Bldfl. Merritt Lewis. Bellevue. * Clyde Coppock's mother from MaBtana is visiting her. * Jerry Flaw. ft Action-cut for comfort! Warm and rugged 24 oz. back and col-, lar with tough cape leather front! Knitted trim! A Jacket that any boy will want for school or play. Mme amount used In taat* above THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Mr. and Mrs. John Mows Hickory Comer*, spent the wm with Mr. and Mn. Nilson WU at their cottage. Fair lake. • Sadie Smith celebrated - her birthday at a family dinner al home of Mr. and Mrs. Lavi Hughes. Questa were present St in-els and Kalamazoo. She celved a number of gift*. * Everyone Enjoys CAN VITAMINS CHANGE WE SELL WAR BOND? and WAR SAVINGS STAMPS PLAN# NOW Law adv. elsewhere In thU issue 1 particulars. & Roy Freeman, the only son of Milo and Emellne Bunn, wm bom jin Carleton twp., Barry countv. on Nov. 14. 1879,'and departed this life at Pennock hospital on Aug. [16. after an illness of one week. । HU age at the time of hU decease victopyi nuic non He la oftsrti and farm macidnary. Honor Roll of ’Teen-Age Fashions! I nOPUCTlOH wrai Corners. olrt. SS'Sd'ul tofm.?. Au««t chanU ,hf coMection* of fat* in August 31 <* Wednesday. Septern- Barry County Is almost automatic can nrtrfraJ taiimrtSf a °” u°U buf the Salvage Committee points can address Inquiries to Supertn- out that the half-way rating i* cta.dlfF L Tarti? dut to the fact that tlieroXr. SchnoFof/im VIhAn? Hteh c,al Producers of grease, such as RmrairraralP^taC.i3Hitr</.. lunch*tands und' restaurant* convea? th*/? AMh^?..dv££U»‘hta llnue 10 “ve and deU»" Irmno-Mi Rreasc whereas the housewife ha* tSSSSSt Ji J M... *JKlr ,DUD1 J let down However. However, Mr. Mr. Barnett, Barnett, tavve 'fbund thn? •2,fer*.UlC-£<UMO>lng statement that bv m doing where th®cm Barry coun,v h**1’ thirty-eight oUim/show rtJrir,t’’er counties.and substantially de­ small Z ‘h dUlricl 8ch0°l w“ feata-d Kalamazoo. Kent. Eaton and small. Ionia counties. INTEREST RUNNING OBITUARY HIGH IN 4-H SHOW HERE SEPT. 1,2 & 3 w net’’ *AR PL Sumiton POWIR auction sals an the Floyd OoUtaa AT 526386082436882^18465 IPIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIMM | MAKE s?. Auction* MISSIONARY TELLS ■■■ ■■■varA OF WORK IN INDIA । balance of the day they will be as- of volunteer services after compleSSvHra Tn tn — CHARLES VANRAXKEN. Piw. ,u,,ed U> nutvmn o«lc« in U» uo„ tSSSVte £££■ £2l-ST™””"! >»♦=««■>< On account of ill health. Charles • ------ -------- --vii ui wic luuik, w or xivcn uv ; an uerot constituteon. Several years ago sev- Vanyranktn will dispose ot person­ Aide. a* the th. hospital hmi.itZi need* n^d. ]’ netlcut engine laciory m ujii city and do actual office work. ThU tthe he Aide* al property at MU farm located 4 will training u to uu. those — ill give .... valuable V.1U.M. rnuii™ o. „ j, convenunl lo u, oI I irta*? tai~ui7 ul *r^>M ™ miles south of Hastings or IS mils* who wish to take up office work. 1 the worm MiT^r in-. . V . . . Jntcr- Mission comml**lon. which Gandhi* orders. Gradually new south of Hendershott school and The regular courses offered in the j®ii. L MU* Lottie reuxink, superlnten- Serves nearly all of the Protestant mlnUtaies are being formed, which pa-t will be continued, such a* col- dent of pennock ItospltaJ. has missionary organizations working in nfc representative although not of Dowling on Tuesday. Aug. 31. lege preparatory, agriculture, buzl- worked r'zzj out z . o very satUfactonr ar- indla. Since the war thU tatermUI e’eeted.* Dewey Reed will cry the sale with L\<‘^nu,rUJMiAnT1inrn1*n!.^: mX* ! “ d ” “ "fl ,w ‘"to fldes and has- *iOn body has abo also b^n been‘“helptag helping I "The next next ten ten vears vears in ih India India will will nostoffice each Monday and Tues­ dnr1 ^ttr Birman as clerk. He Is of­ wmn.n h hw. K-r- । mHslon _ ■____________ .. in .... ............. .... BurX.. ' Athi,.tic«' nltnl rTH. women “vc Jtnld 01*1 „her board* China and *»»*. interesting years, perhaps John fering a big lUt of farm machinehr day and in room 203 (cn) of the . . McUnce 'm ‘ ?*5; Ath> f ttc ^ wh,t d «y« convenient for them । m> — — — ■« -----------. ----------ih* mot in “ anv ---------part *-* of the world Benton Harber po^trifflce rach too will be a part of the work of and when an emergency arises, she and livestock. See the adv. tn this , “ P*el?n« here''"“d tO 4P*nd thal tlme issue for more details. Tuesday nnd Wednesday until fur­ i••-k*km ■snMii.'.ss'iK; ther notice. Hastings school* stand very high, can upon, tney work either from 8 timkilem nt rtmrrii nninn tn th,,* ; Bnd luu-ir .^‘r. wwr* iuu inc •upiviu 01 “J1®. 1;!* MRS. WESLEY BROOKS, Props. .. X*?1””? ’"'?P I7. \?arr’ °’d ’’’-rt en- Bna * mz a w * to. w 7< mu» icusm* ' cSmtaT «n,m»rv wni win ^ h. “broUht .... for ronHaving decided to quit farming )Ut In the Navi] Reserve or in the lhe university and colleges and the staff at the hospital have nro‘ I MUNICIPAL COURT A dlulom* from our hlgh^hoo! been helped through many, emer' Mrs Brooks will have an auction weeks of their eivh- admlte the holder to the Unlver- vencle* and are enthusiastic over ^SvteH«n •— —..j...» .... UWaav~»>>>. 1 n>uniLti>ai court °'lrt_^^ weaiieMiav dn.e*d*v of oi 1-31 last [ sale at the farm located 3 miles Kf^torian. Congregational, the week, charged with driving a rar | north of Noahville on M-66. «he feen’h birthdays, provided L-. ,uv ni,a c«ry »u»ic cone*.----------B2d .American Methodists while intoxicated. He admitted the i* offering a good list of hones. have the consent of their parents, examination, also tc every college rtudveourJ In *-tth "nd-lhf English Baptists. Poulblv .... . r.^enw, cortriebt Inv-osed r ; cattle, hogs, sheep, hay and grain, M®n 18 throuvh M'.. veara mzv and university in Ohio. Indiana. II- I MLuy FVher lhe r^W^wl need of unltv in the 150 nnd costs coats ot of 14.50 14.50. or 40 harness, and farm equipment, enlist In the SEABFFS (th® Naw'« * Hnols. Wisconsin and Minnesota. ■'7'*"' ' Cliirve Mrs R M "ceJk rhuUv ’”b"ion field may result in consid- fine pt ISO davs Jn Jail. Hawkins decided tn' Henry Flannery will cry th* sale NO better IndteoUon ot U>e__ex- t *, c“*- JWJ entUon of church unltv In Arnertc. serve the time. Hl* driver's and I *nd E. E. Gray will act a* clerk, construction trades rxn®ri®nce Men by the educators of this state could ' have received many Innuiries from Mr Moffatt saw * ’ chauffer's licences were taken from ’ See the adv. elsewhere in this issue of draft age msv b® accented onlv be cited thanthe fact that Super- *wnen Interested and it is hoped Mr M0"alt *'im for the usual period. Officer for full partloullars. "What «n sav of India? It Is hard Ross, who made the arrest, stated I 1 ' *•* final Innr ,Inlendenl — _ .a V.n Biuklrk served — large ctnxn class run can he be rarmllarl recruited j If thev nr. -re In in rlrrifl draft rln.,1 claaHfWUom fw , thill ’— hatt aa large how much the censor will I that Hawkins truck was without ! AUCTION SALE . th® September course. be ob- । }*>’ know MV mblinrt b^v* 17 v^^ «r rJSv ^uca’uonLr'A^ctatlon^1 Hta I forApplication "btankT'^y . tense dav* ii«Kts and moving ronidtv Ti^Xv ' MBS.* ROY*F?BUNN. Fropx. gan Educational Association. ' 7,2 ., ’ . or I l• h*‘.roU be ®nlMed In ’h® HXAP’T’ .?. position •!•>«» Cnok .o*':d «.«- -ua. arrMt u> of *° nanv i "‘*hl •’ * clt,v, interae-ti'm | , °» *»«Jhe death <ff her .vpwwcu no ’manv ’ election to o that wa* the ' ’i51 nw|, from either Mrs FT 5* or leaden* in congress. thlnvs -nd crashed Into th® car of La 1 husband. Mrs. Bunn will dispose Women 2« through 35 without first Hine that honor had been glv- tlon mav beand »nforma- 1Indian -----1 obtainedfrom oft^‘“per^?al p^rt’y“*.l“£Sfc ... ... .... ... .. . tlon fnav he cntalnen fmm°th»rn ih.m ba~ ouletid down m'nor denendeni* are being enn- 2L JS? ?r.dt».5 or Miss Teiislnk who Is an enthu- fa,‘ was another tense time, but before stooping The Bowman cir auction at the farm located 3H of the* usual one wS/term ,mteBd i Mastic booster of theNurses' Aides L'ot neariv ,m. m2“h “ on,e would wa* demolished, but fortunately miles east of Freeport on the CounWAVES Cnmnlcte Information on of the usual one year term. program. * have exnected On the whole the I neither Mr no- MrsBowmanwere | ty line; or 10 miles north and 1H A special advantage to students ------------------ , n t people of India are back of the , seriously In hired miles east ot Hasting* Site is oflUfment pnnll®<»nt« ®« «•-'! '®- in ln our high lilirti school U 1* the fact that ,—... — men nbn<'t tn h® or nlr®sdv. drafted the city and school library are I— phi„ tj-j. Navy recruiting sub- ted in the high school building, making available for student* 23.000 -le’lonx. volumes. Il contains splendid ref­ nonllenn’* erence book*, which tire very help- 1 fui to a student. In the library. will n'm Im. tm.»< .. ■ • i.— , (Continued from page 1. Sec. D magazines, newspapers which keep Allegan county beat us by half of O,The x'tata ‘ i Ingham licked- us de­ . APe state pajs the high school cislvelv with a score of 62.7 nerk,Mnta»l^Lh^it^SrhieraitfhfT Cfnt of ,U quot41 Majwn County School Days’ Ahead Get Ready dl*trtc». topped the lUt by crashing over it* on Al'i’ 27. Sent. 3. 9, Ifl 23 and 30. I .a nt in gs high school, because of its quota to the tune of 109 percent superior advantages, should attract with the assistance of the Camo- (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) ... ----------------------------- -- ----------ccllaneou* -otlet arUclas. candies, soxiu. etc. The such packages should be1 tightly packed, in order that lhe several urdclei may not be .. logsapea in transit, damaging the cokAnts of the parcel itself or causing,damage to tne covering of the smkccI Christmas boxes should be Inclosed in sutstantial containers. Candles In thin pasteboard boxes should be Inclosed in wood. metaL of commu­ ted pasteboard Sealed packages of candy, cigars, tobacco,’fend toilet ar­ ticle* In simplest mercantile form msv be placed in parcels without affecting the parcel post classiflca. tion of such packages. Bharp-pointed nr sham-edged instrument*, such as razors, knives, etc^ must have their point* or edge* protected to thev cannot cut through their coverings and damage other mail or* Inlure postal employees. PERISHABLE MATTER: PerUhable matter will not be accepted PROHIBITED ARTICLES: In­ toxicants. Inflammable niatertah ’Including matches of nil kinds and lighter'fluids i. and noUnns. or com­ positions which may kill or in lure another or damage the mails, are. unm-Hable. ’ HOW TO ADDRESS PARCELS Addresses must be legible. Parcels ■ ■ I course IM! 098 Boys' Coat Medals $398 J98 Ladles’-Slzes 12 to 30. Nar­ row Wale Corduroy. Good for fall wear. Colors — Navy, brown, wine and green. Sturdy Interlock knit for ac­ tive service as Jacket or sweater. Button-front twotone with solid trim. 8 to 18. Dainty Lovely fall SUITS �THE HASTINGS BA A MC fOR SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAM Egon Glesingor nw th*. Un»l«.i™rr rniUWJe! »l lT™”0,‘ Woodpile. .uh.UluU.nU be eyuuihr 1» .7 C. a. Yoreuer-™ I Paine. quanta, «»r. tor nnerel etrUL-.n UM. eves though the supply of ... ... < L . James Hilton—Story c DOWLING torn while he to fdne. * Prlenda • c*W0 meeting at Orand—. ..------—TTL'Z-.a Miaa Alka fvcni, of Stole sell from Page 1. Bee.'I) niDber is growing rapidIncsday night. * Mrs. RusMr- and Mrs. L. J. Oswald have . per vuited lhe Uttar* «oo and nun- of Wm. Behanu, fc. wifi be glad . Dapt. tf PukHc IttaHarHo...' ° n>"»an-^n>a Man reared • totter from theto neph-1 to know he to able to be around I sei Whittemore and daughters spent .made from ' the best ,y’ ... ■w’Srt Addmm N—■“2:.. - ... 1 ... —. again. * We al) extend our sym- last Friday with Mrs Rex Tate * ~ Jhank ' tertalned'at'a shower for Mn. Har- palhy to Mm. Robert Bryan* in Oongratntatlon* to Rev. and Mrs. enough pigment and vulcanizTh* *!»»• paragraphs nuiv sound MlM Ahc<. EyBni consultant of lar church for the little ry Woodmansee. Wednesday. the toss of ber sister. Mrs. Reuben ‘ Butterfield tn the birth of another MMfit added to make a tough. ‘ peerimlstlc and may not be entirely lhe Michigan Department of Public; cr’.nn. coirer—Mr Lincoln s Wife ! remembrance which was sent him Crites at Onondaga * Letters from i eoo. ■ < t>- Clinton Brill state that he has been I -------- 1— « ♦ •----------------tobond after Uxe lire ba* be«n accutato. but well !«. Uut they instruction. addres*ed a meeting of at tne Umc our boys tn service were HENDERSHOTT l hit much nearer Ute truth than the Barry county school superintend- | A l2l „crB/ ?fHX? duly ln ’*?.’•! UalUu t bbanch distbict remembered not long ago. He often k., 4 u win h. + • • • ! popularly held notion Uut synthe- cute, principals and teacher* and i H-WeStiurton U vtslu hto aunt and uncle here and 1 Th* S,%.XULj!? *» ^Mediterranean, off the coast ur *nd Mrs. O D Pawn Mr of Blctly. He **y» that Stelly to a 1 »Od m?s Wilf Hyde en)0J“d a pta« -___ if not all of lhe «>- ‘to rubber Is going to solve the tire representatives from the: health de- s r*un wasnmgton. u. was.promoted recently to lhe rank rPpiCi^n,t5^,,tl„ *t*r£i °1 rUoC ‘*c dlrultr u‘ ** ' 'oc­ of Captain. * Mltxle Stanton of ----------------------Hetlc irrobtem Jor^viliap ■I.Mfad -100 rerrent-,>;nt synthetic to* *»»•»«motoruU dur- ^X.Vlhe^ih^flce^re - ££ n*W-Powder Valley VenYpsilanti Is visiting Marton Pierce Arlene B*4to. who won first place trees. * Remember the W. S. C 8. Sunday. * Mr and Mrs Grover Urea wUl have ply canpounds from WorW w*r “• this week alsq will spend a few davs In tha Demonstrations! the Oourt with her aunt. Mrs Madeline EUls House last Friday. The work was home of Mn. A. C. Clark. natural rubber. 1 guest* at Mr. and Mrs. Vincent and family. * Mr and Mrs. Albert <•« preparing foods for lhe frozenI We hope we are wrong, but dont; a Khool health pfogranj. In<' I Norton, Mr. and Mra. E- J- Nor­ lA*e were Sunday evening callers at food tockara. The Kiris won mc-..---------------g^.aw pointed out that be- . Non-FteUon . II Is probable that there are 100 ! l >>cUc vq, wc are. GLASS CREEK ton at Battle Creek were afternoon i cause so many parent* are engaged ' Stewart Edward White—Speaking Orlic Fishers'. * Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ond place on canning Judging. Oth­ . per eent synthetic tires already ,, _ er! SinlUi ot Banlield. were dinner given membera cd the l in industrial work and mav not be i For Myself. made which wlU jlve ^l^e’urv A. guests Sunday of Mr. and Mn. WUdub will be found elsewhere in the 4 able to give their children the usual Walter Beebe Wilder—Bounty of Ham Stanford. * Royal and Lena Banner. * Dr. and Mr*. Glen Gunn ‘supervision, lhe school health pro- the Wayside 30 miles per hour—and If Used on gram La particularly important this I Lin Yu-t'ang — Between Tears Bryant and Mrs Lottie Ormsbe at- of Kalamasoo. were Bunday guest* tended Camp meeting, at Gull lake — • m—v- a. —i-kk— tear. To be really effective, she'and Laughter. • pwvement or smooth gravel roads. m said, such a program should be I Paul W. Chapman—Victory Bam Sunday * Mr. and Mrs. Colon Hal­ extend their sympathy Whittemore M andTrahM daughter* ™ were !unfi,*c end hU hl* family In the death wfltumor. lock ot Battle Creek were Sunday Mott and uarked out jointly by parents and . yard. But. under normal driving con-1 Accepts Petition of Supt. of teachers who will be able to deter- I Commander AtUllo Gatti—Killers visitors at Prank Hallock's. * Mrs of Everill Boylen of Hickory Oor- Saturday vlritqre at Leo Tift* and given a shot for nera. * There were thirty-five in n&rthwest Rutland. * Roy Erwav l, h® ‘Joctor and O E Crandall will be in the pulpit • mine which factors should be given All. Food and Sanitation — The 7711 Bell brothers and special emphaato. ‘ | Maurice O Hindu*—Mother Rus. of the Ban held ‘ and Dowling attendance at the Henderahott fam- | accompanied Mr. and Mr*. Ward „ Robert ■OUKI go W piCLC.T (ApiUl). 4-UIAt Dearborn. Mich. ily reunion Saturday at TVden park Erway of Hastings, to Grand Rap- ™ M>Trl1 Tobias 1are taking stock to Mias Evans dlteussed the food sia. a auo fair ids io to can call on me the ai Al won Wolfs also ,alr at Caro this week. ♦ Perry thermore If the' Urea, even ot low subsidy plan which will be available Florence L. Harris—Victory Vita- 1, C. Birdsall. Supt. of the Clark Me­ In Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Har- | ios •peeo. A.’A. Roth, public health rngin- I to schools for the school lunch nro- mln Cook Book. wh° wa» , brought up in morial Home In Grand Rapid*. will vey Parmaloe of Battle Creek vis­ Mrs. Roy Erway who is under the speed. were were subjected u» to n>u«. much use district and who has been rtoon niit, ro«li ond bumpy bto «r> u j gram through federal funds. TiiL; ( Larry Leseurer—12 Months That be the following Sunday. * Mr. and ited Floyd Garrison on Sunday. Dr’s, care there. She Is expected 1or -------------*-------------• •*they — -----'-*-•• tJepar-.ix in »>ncc .Fan. i. iwao. in .' uian Mrs. Marshall Pierce and fahtllv. ♦ Mrs. Ethel Lawrence of Middle­ home this week * Mr und Mrs 1,Uf foreatery work at Ironton. Mo., plan pnjviaes provides na supsiay subsidy ot of seven seven toil to I changed the World cement pavement, wouldn't l SSftt wrh ’the W* KeFwa'pxlundaPm 1 !?to ‘lnf f" Snts n, .<*.h. «*!«L ch,ld' In of the Japs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Ellis, Jr. and ville. spent the weekend at Albert Wm. Whittemore of Delton, were f°r “me time has bren appointed S’ K* MffiSyWSS.SS ”u dallv "to tothis "Kt! >"_•‘ I Gw*nT.Dew-Prisoner last very tong. family, and Bert Stanton were at Brills. * Mr*. Mary Schwucho Is weekend visitor* at Chas. Whitte- »» ensign in Ute U. 8. Nava Re­ 'c.L,. ,? . concerning program Baker— Harne Vctcrln. '. .u JwJm „ ..7w„ formation lormmion concerning inis proerar..Eustace . 7 _ . . ■, On 1.- J1.-,lto ° ,“ ccfe5lL^ r P? sltl<n’ of 1. mav on S*? Sept. accept the position mav be obtained from from iflvi MK, EvarEvar- ; Hanj^V "•mc vtlcru* a picnic in Howell. Sunday, it Mr. visiting her daughter. Marie Schu- mote's. * Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens 8*™- Hto »U* «1(1 »» children Southwest Rutland were Sunday I »* • move to Hastings in the near German engineers who started superintendent of food and sanlta- -I -• ------------ --- of -• —- -Inat the — Department Public Marion O. Lcrrigo—Children Can and Mrs. Robert Abendroth nnd wucho Howard In Jackson. * Mr. ' experiment* with synthetic rubber tlon at Dearborn. Mich visitor* of Mrs. Sara Erway. Mr. future. Bobbv were at Mrs Joyce Coooer'* and -----------Mr*. --- Jack-----Sullivan -—-------were —Sun. I tructlnn. Lansing. , Help Themselves. ' three decades before we did over. Along with many other public *** Similar meetings by erouns tn- I Paul W. Dempsey—Grow Your in Battle Creek, for the weekend. * , day guests at Carl Weyermana tn and Mrs. Louie Ekway of Kalama- I here, have enfUncer*. Mr Roth took a 1 ,t'Xlted ,n .’hc hiM,th of the *cl“x>1 Own Vegetables (new ed.l) Llovd Marshal] cf Nashville. nxxiingv. Hastings, nn on Sunday. i * The The r.eighneigh- zoo were also callers. * Sunday j Watch for news of Kiwanls nere. nave not not succeeded succeeucu in m making numm;1, .'-TT'ju.'iitimr'f^lw « toH^az-izirv h»aw rtutv »«. tires con- *kll UTVICC examination for The '?!!" T. FT«________________ 1 gwz Boto tott-tojtodln. called on his mother. Mrs. Barbara tors honored Bob Johnson with a vteltor* at Fred Otis' were Capt. White Elephant Sale! Adv. ton than M, S “ bXrZMto. “ TS 1 Henn- Bolles Lent—Bombardier. 4Z1 ^r rrn Dearborn POriUOIl al .— Caroline Mytlngcr Mytlngcr — Headhunting iri >*c*l*ed irrrivpd ------ ------- 5—'------------------------ •---------। I Caroline — Headhunting ! M'v*ra' and synthetic blended with 60 per cen- , ra(liu. jn the test. plantation rubber-and. that about Hli nwatlon a| Dearborn will In- , mother Drives South. approximates resulu obtained here ; dude control of health nnd sanlta; Thomas A. Wliltams-Old Dirt ‘to date. j tlon problems in connection with I r w** Dobber’s Garden Book • • • I milk and water supplies, sewage'. Vincent Sheean — Between the Captured tornn punes hA. ,11 dbr™.!. wto FICTION Thunder and the Sun. ei, fr..11L ait Haiitmt reiHTwir housing and supersisloti of all food < Tola Fuller — The Shining Trail. Ravmond T. Fuller—Now That handling establishment* < which In- . and none of the Gcnnun rombat , entering companies that uut |I Upton Sinclair—Dragon's Twth. ,We Have To Walk. Frances — and —Richard Lockridge 1 vehicles ao far captured have been f,ut packaeed lunches for several| I r---r -—- -------------, Ida Bn I ley * Allen—Double-Quick a«|K Takt-s 'T'ol/— an Bow Tin... shod with synthetic Ures. Urge factories such ns the Ford Mo- I —TY Death *COOkillg ROCK FOWL Helen M. Fox—Gardening For • • • ter Comnnnyi Also under hte »*■“* Wcrfcl-The Song ofBcrSUGAR CURED iGood Eating. , • Apparently the Germans arc us-chane will be a department of sanniV?fL, «» ...... . Frank Meier—Fathoms Below. ' Ing synthetic rubber much aswe 1 Itarv bacteriology with a laboratory ’ Ceci e H_ Matechatr—Murder al | Ben Ames Williams — Amateurs at are using it here—to conserve plan- , in connection the Black Crook NO taUon crude for essential war Jobs.' Mr. Roth will also b.- called upon < w"rrl(?k — Yesterdays I War. POINTS ■ Popular Mechanics Shop Noles. fkmntvtnir rood nualltv automobile i ,o study pollution and Industrial I Children. POINTS supplying good quality automootk i , o problems tn connection I Ursula Parrott—Navy Nurse ■ . 1943. ttees for general civilian use U de- ; .nd I>lro"^Wen J, M Delafield-Late and Boon. Ii Harrv Emerson Fosdick—On Be­ ,finitely not an essential war job. j jjp wil( nJso hav(b a pnr< ln I)OM 1 William Saroyan—Human Corn­ ing a Real Person. William Undsav White — Queen* ; !ton .r I. ^'p»Lb.. m <tolu "'"to BU-b«l. artme-w. Wh„ w.u. LAKE SUPERIOR BLUEFINS—DRESSED Die Proudly DRESSED AND DRAWN PONE. PLATE IN Bertha Damon—A Sense of Hu­ 'Hlbstantlal quantities of wild rub- ■ Thrw- who Ivne worked u ith M’ , ?r“n Randall—Careless Rapture (a POINTS) her from South and Centeal Amert-! roi her he’o .-wak htehlv of hi’ I, Kathryn Forbcs-Mamas Bank mus. Combined Ojierations. pa, Che situation would not be; nbllliv and knowledge: thev rearr' Account. Josephine Von Miklos—I Took a much improved. Rubber isn't n । tn roe him leave hut rcallre that'hh MHe,en T°PP‘nK Miller—Hunter s War Job. ANY SIZE PICE SKINLESS definite compound and its prop- new nns'Mnn *111 present unusual lb • Corev Ford—Short Cut To Tok­ «U« d.p.m, « . numb., o. meto- , rpm.nbn.ll~ •rues aepena on a numoer oi (S POINTS) . >0WcndcU L. Willkto—Ona World. K including it* source and the “c coimm. I Duff Cooper—David L« F1ESH CAU6HT with which it is processed. For .otrrnwrar xt TMsn , Mary Dunn of Kalamazoo was a . Glendon Swarthout—Willow Run. example, there is Just r.s much. ,1ifJoseph R. Lunt—Electricity For SLICED RING OL lercnce between wild rubber and weekend guest- of her parents Mr ’ Susannah Shane—Lady in a Mil- IEveryone. (4 POINTS) nnd Mrs. Harrv Dunn. * Nellie [tlon Paul Ives—How to Raise Poultry. I Foreman spent Sundrtv at Gun lake — Janet M Hill—Canning. Preserv­ tween the Uny. sour wild grape’ With Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foreman at , W. H. B. Kent—Range Rider. Iing and Jelly Making. SWIFTS PREMIUM and the best of the carefully cul- their cottage ★ Gary Oaks from । W C. Tuttle—Hidden Blood. Captain Edward V. Rlckcnbachcr flyateS ifewyti variety. You* East of Hastings is spending thl« , Louise P. Hauck—Cary Fordvcc. । —Seven BY THE PIECE—CANADIAN STYLE Came Through. Elizabeth'Seifert — A Certain Doc. Wouldn't expect wild grapes to serve (I POINTS) , lor French. ‘i — __________________— . Jack Belden-Retreat With Btilaa >> substitute for cultivated, vine­ and Mrs. Rov Oak?. * Mr. and Mn :I Grace Livingston Hill—Spice Box. t well. :!J. l c yard grapes and it Is equally illogi­ Rov Oaks. Dcllin and Melvin, at- II Daphne Du Maurlcr — Hungry iI Esther Ferber — Forbes— Paul Revere sr.d and • cal to expect wild rubber to serve tended a birthdnv nartv Saturday । Hill. . the World He Lived In. as a satisfactory substitute for plan­ iiTaATltoi m tamra T..«m.wn-K.m ftnnl. Burdnt-vimm, Oarden tation rubber. ITORIALS V Joycc ROTH TO LEAVE COUNTY SERVICE NEW BOOKS IN THE pIJRI |C LIBRARY BUV YOUR IHERT WITH ronFioentE FRESH HERRING FRYING CHICKENS INO'u! 59c CORNED BEEF jgc WHITEFISH u 47c PERCH U. 45C LAKE TROUT . 55 SLAB BACON ‘"°'N,’J.31c FRANKFURTERS PORK LIVER 19c BOLOGNA ~29C SLICED BACON 40c BACON ,",OIM?i55c and 8 rthK Krttod-Atoun,!. । Grace L. Hill Kme..-AmtrK.'. nAun. Sound of the in Ute World of Work. Rsatly POTATOES '■ 15 -49 RED GRAPES Make This your head­ quarters for Are Here Again!... 2 9c PEPPERS 3 k>« CUCUMBERS EACH MARVEL BREAD 3 ®-29‘ EACH 24c COFFEE CAKE ea^hJJc donuts 2^ 71c MEL-O BIT CHEESE CHEESE 5C PABST-ETT SUNNYFIELD OIANCC-PINEAPPLE BAR CAKE ^befsa^fHenit AMERICAN 10c PLAIN OR PIMENTO FRESH—OUTDOOR LIMON DELIGHT JJ^J*f.YwVALIB N,XT MONDAY. BOTH • ID STAMPS X AND Y VALID THRU OCT. 2 2 -29c FRESH—CRISP—GREEN School Days! T-U-V-W EXPIRE NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT AUG. 31 REDEEM THEM NOW 29c NEW CROP—NANCY HALL CABBAGE School Days ALL VALID THIS WEEK FANCY CALIFORNIA SWEET POTATOES W RED STAMPS MICHIGAN COBBLERS — U. S. NO. I NEW GREEN ;-x-x WATERS CLOTHES SHOP sriuniud p“°hKi^ 30‘ nno prike! . Thus, so far aa civilians ai< con­ -'Ito ~ r“"“ •'"l r'°"‘ cerned. synthetic rubber is not go­ ing to solve the tire ppblcm. tt Mr. ..................... and Mm Rav Erwav were SunJob|) B pj-Jcgtlcy—Black-Out In- CaptaiirTv'd. w. Lawson—Thirty «an. probably, make available Mime 1 dav afternoon callers at the hnn>> Gretley i Seconds Over Tokyo.' — — — rather unsatisfactory substitutes I of Nei’le Foreman. * Mrs. Rov OAk^ . Martha Ellen Wright — Angel Clark Lee—TheyfCall It Pacific. Which will give reasonably good 1 and daughter. Delila snent PridaWithout Wing*. Rackham Holt—George Washinqservice If the driver holds to rigid."’ home «f her «on Mr an-« Lillan Lauferty — The Hungry ton Carver \ speed restrictions and confines hia ! J’phS£ House I Eve Curie—Jourt.ey Among War।j<T. _ |, >. Tjjeljo Sonuricr snent Frjdny Charlcs L. Leonard—Fanatic of riors. driving all possible to smooth niad |n HaMlnas. th* eunsl nf. Mr. I Fra. I Carl A. Glover—Victorious Suf­ ' Kathleen M. Knight—Trade Mark feeing of a Traitor. ----------------------- —-----------------Hoover and Gibson Problems ofSo, drivers who arc none too ,q,r» lasting Peace. Bennett Foster—Man Tracks. careful with their tires occau’c । of m C W. Grafton—The Rat Began Glen Charles Cook—380 Things they-assume that synthetic prod-1 rut' I To Gnaw the Rope. ( to Make for Farm and Home. ucts will soon be available In quan- I’’ Ngnlo Marsh—Colour Scheme. | Angus Murdoch—Boom Copper. Uty anyway, may. after they give "”'1 M” l^mml ; Charles H. Snow — Renegade Evelyn Slefansson—Here is Alas­ the synthetic product a trial, wish' r,;'<s v 11 ka Ein^A^d 'JSu^ ^ O.b* Mr.P M'n 1 Ranger. H. I. Phillips-All-Out Arlene. I Robert J. Casey—Torpedo JuncAlice Ross Colter—The Mcrri- tlon. abortage and transportation diffi- ’’nn h"fr STreSu^Mr’and Mr*" Wm vales. • •J «»*' Williams and Oberteuffer—Health KL«°! CHICKENS 39c 899 cuitles, there is no certanty that I Havens. !aas ex .w __ V ’VS''•ZS'u"1 EACH 16C (4 POINTS) (3 POINTS) PER IS ) PURE LARD PKG. 10^ 2c1!t 34{ KEYKO MARGARINE 23e (4 POINTS) CHOCOLATE LAVER CAKE Canned //eo/4 and ooz 14c (■EAST O' CHICKtN ■ ED ClOiS SOAP We carry a complete line of supplies for pupils and teachers DOO FOOD 3 iolu 25c xXOlt for Schools — Flat Towels. Holl Towels, Toilet Paper, Floor Oil Chalk, Soaps, Erasers, Ete USED, SECOND HAND RURAL School BOOKS We’ll dp our best to outfit 2 A'< 18c FLOUR . your boy for the opening SWEATERS 1.98 to 2.98 TROUSERS 1.98 to 6.50 POLO SHIRTS 98c to 1.50 FALL JACKETS I.98 to 6.50 ttonox $130 StMIIONEltlS FIGS FEET ’AS 31c ». He PEAHUT BUTTER AMMOHIA „. ?t TOMATO JUICE REXALL DRUGS PHARMACISTS COURTESY AND SERVICE SHOWN Td ALL PHONE 2131 HASTINGS MICHIGAN Waters Clothes Shop cameo IONA FLOUR CLEANSER Js-lA BAG QR* /W MILK Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy « 38c SNACK AIMOUCS POTTED MEAT It POINTS) in. V/i-OZ. CAN lUC cupi nisi nnr; ■Mnouima now fhxt you’r* rnttw you want. And aav-4r j nxvor-tealed b-Bn-1 »/•»—then tr»*l ym U»»t inske* • sacood ANN PAGE MACARONI I-LB. PKG. 4I IC tf/o FANCY NOUIISHINQ ALTHNATt FOS MEAT fih It FOIN1S) OJ. IJ-OZ. CAN J1C (J foinisi T.'i-OZ. CAN MC OYSTERS FRESHER A*P COFFEE! 14-OZ. CAN WHITEHOUSE EVAPORATED Walk jC (I POINT) M. 1401. GIAU IJL (J POINTS) •« 2«0Z CAN 11C ALL PURPOSE J CANS 26C Stebbins & Jacobs r PARTY LOAF GULF fre POIHTI) f*T wo. i can IZC »2lc IONA PEAS IONA will need for the school opening (I POINT) ,-QZ. CAN HONiY HAND HFW PACK CRACKERS and many other items that Boys 5C POTTED MEAT lAUNOKV (LEACH JANITOR’S SUPPLIES 14 mints) •£_ I1OZ. CAN JjC TREE! pitlsiuav MUSTARD 14 FOIHTJ) 7-OL CAN JVC TUHA FISH 3 CAKES 20c TOWELS wonnitml 10c TISSUE OPIN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS EIGHT RED O’CLOCK CIRCLE 2 41 B10KAR CtOFFEE 2Lb'47c 2Lb>51 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT K> LIMIT QUANTITIES * U tlurv STORE S �Mr. and Mrs. D. N, rusnraor Martin Calibrates -E: ‘SSk* wTM™ p— 50th, Wedding away Thursday rooming. Aug. Jt. . w at thehomeof her son and daugh. Anniversary w Next regular moeUng will be ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Mana Thursday. Betti. 3- ■ t the hall A light Wearer. where she had been for lunch will be eerred after meeting five weeks «„<«. »«. h.u »»■ Don't forget odr picnic at Pxttcharda cottage. Wall lake, next Bun­ -— nt day. August 20 A good program I* planned with plenty ot ice cream and pop for all. To gel lhere «o south of Dow- . ,, . »_ „ , P Route 4 celebrated their 50th wed5*5 MIIST;.” JhS 22nd A family dinner tor 28 eight *•* MFved at noon »nd C”“ ’’i&JS’ recipients of some re Rift* which helped to el isnMa'n'naiJ----high esteem in which th’ tin. rtw.it ..mt aa —— i b>' ”1,,r manT fri-ndl w | Mrs. Idna O. Hall, aged 84. P***- , Martins have 3 am: ail daughter. several grindc.—.... . whUh we “r,la« bl the armed E. Madison St. where ane had been fr.jcgg, ’ “ "* ■“ * 1 Their many friend* and relatives cousins. Mrs. O- H. Potter of New­ unite in wishing theui many mere aygo and Ernest Robinson of Bal­ nappy years of married life. tic Creek. Funeral services were held at lhe Leonard chapel on Tuesday afternoon, al two o'clock, with Elder Garrett officiating In- motor on a ....... w. troll. Walter of Cedar Creek and Frank of Midland Park. Oull Ulte. three sisters. Mr* Clate Petllngalc of Hickory Corners, Mrs. Ida Extron of Battle Creek and Mrs Grace Jodon of Midland Park. Gull lake: two grandchildren, and nine nieces and nephews It Dots Not Pay to Be a Law Breaker daughter, spent Monday in Grand Rapid* Mr and Mrs William Clark and family spent Sunday with Mr. dent with one of hU cows. It fell tn a silo pit taking some of the wall with it Thanks to prompt work by a threshing gang who were there. Pie cow was saved and nene the worse for its experience. receipts filed, discharge of admin­ Medical pa ticnla in the hospital istrator filed, estate enrolled. on Tuesday were. Roderick Cram­ Eat. Oxro G Barnum. final ac­ name to his employer as Gordon er. 403 W. Mill: John Cappon. 637 count filed, order allowirur account Smith, and assumed that name E Walnut: Mrs. Glen Covert. luxke while he was tn Elkhart. He was Odessa: Ralph Moulton. Howaid working at that Job when he was issued, estate enrolled. City; Mrs John Hoevenalr. 530 E. Est. Fred L Wright, proof of pub­ arrested and brought to Hastings Thom; Miss Edith Baitcock. Has­ with stealing tires Sheriff tings. R. I; Mrs. Leah Mead. Has­ lication filed, order allowing ac­ chanted Bern had been searching for Maurtings. R. 5; Mrs Fled Pierson, 505 count entered. Eat. John F. Oswald, will filed, lee for about six months before his E Grund; Mrs. Fay Stoup, 82> S. Michigan: Mrs. Maggie Gldley, petition for probate filed. Probably Gordon thought lie Owosso: Alphus Putnam, Middlewas doing something very smart in vilie; Ezra Daniels. Bellevue; In­ petition for probate filed. fant William Lee Stafford, Del-1 Eat. Mary E. Bragdon. petition helping his brother. But it didn’t and order to make payment en­ seem to prove very smart after all. On Wednesday of last week Under­ Nine surgical patients were reg- tered. tered orr Tuesday: Mrs. Ward Eat. Walter J. Ornube' bond of sheriff Doster and a FBI officer made a trip to Baltimore, picked uo hce.vnmn and Mrs. Mary Abbey, aehvlllc: Miss Elsa Pease and Ira. Elmer Btuh. Hastings. R. 5; .... ......... u , rvauivi Cook. 803 N Michigan; Mrs Jsck Ert. Minnie Wurm, proof of pub­ Setnpf. 617 E. Thorn and Jack lication filed, order allowing claims Diamon. Saranac Three boys were born at lhe hos­ proof of pubpital during the week to lhe follow­ illowlne claim: ing parents: Mr and Mrs Robert Manning. have bben discharged since last report: Mrs Henry Williams. Mrs. Stanley Malcolm, Mrs. Lottie Sto­ vall, Mrs. Gilbert Paine. Fay Dcmend. Mrs.'A D. Kniskem. Mrs. Rav RAgcrs. Mm. Harold Fisher, Master Lorry Lester. Joseph BludU. Clifton Pufpaff, Harold Beitedk:. William Warner, Mrs. Theodore Stafford. Mrs. David Trojcr tnd Infant. Theodore Tack. Mrs. Henry Myer* and infant. Mrs Shellenbaiger and infant. Miss Audrey Cl., If.. t . . „ -, ....... Mrs Donald Geiger and family and I Mr Samuel Geierr called on Mr and Mr*. Lord Ellteton to make ac- QUART Rev. L'lc Omatc.nd our new minis­ ter came and preached in Baili­ SALE ENDS SATURDAY! Bring yodr containers . . . stock up at this low sale price! Wards "Commander" compares with oils selling EXTRA SPECIAL NICE 6 ROOM HOUSE IN VERMONTVILLE-PRICE $2,100 up to 20c a qt. elsewhere! Wards "Commander’' Is a 100% pure, wax-free lubricant, refined from finest Naphthenic Base crudbs . it is not a reclaimed oil! Tough and full-bodied, filtered io resist carbonizetkws publication maid Haywood of Kalamazoo Sunday and were al Wall lake for a picnic din­ ner. Mrs Josie Tyler of San Fran­ cisco. Calif. will leave here Thurs­ day after a few days visit with her smart tricks with the law. HU alempt will probably result In a sorrv experience for Gordon, and it did not prove helpful to Maurice. A long time bro It was written: • Be sure your sins will find you ... "Commander" is the kind of oil your engine needs EARL R. BOYES to give you peak performance. Sale ends Saturday ... so get these big savings NOW! MONTGOMERY WARD ^HIIMTI l!L VALUES Extension club. She Is survived by her husband. Fred, one «on. Wil­ liam LaVcin. of THlsonburg. On­ tario. Canada; one granddaughter, Nina; four sisters, Mrs. Lucy Moore. "COMMANDER" BATTERY SALE PRICED! USUltf MOTOS FOR FORD *■**, 'tS-'il Save now on Wards "Command­ er" battery! 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Fuel Pump... fer Ford V-B 34-42 n'! palms decorated the altars. Preceding pie ceremony. Ray Fel- Extra Comfort! Extra Wear! Save on Wards and Mrs. Otis Oailup sang "I Love You Truly" Mr. Hickey gave his daughter in marriage. . ' An entirely while costume was worn by the bride with which she wore an orchid corsage. ' Miss Margaret Hickey attended tier sister as bridesmaid, her dress being polidre blue with white acceasortes. Her corsage was Sweet­ heart roses. Vincent Mclntee of Leslie.Attend­ ed his brother as besUnan. The mothers of the bride and COMPARTMENT MATTRESSES A real mattress valuel Individual roll-like compartments, fiilod with fluffy all-felted cot­ ton. Prebuilt border keeps sidewalls trim and neatl Heavy, woven stripe ticking. 50-pound weight. 20% Down l Monthly Payment Plan. Foiled Cotton Mattress, 55 pounds.. 19.95 ccessories and corsajaj of garenlas. Following the wedding a rccep- Set and Mrs. Mclntoe-left for a short trip in northern Michigan nnd later Mrs Mclntee will return to Tucson, where they will make their home. Sgt. Mr Intec plans to ELIGIBLE BUYERS, GET A HAWTHORNE 29.95 Wards Wartime Bike . . . light, strung, easy-lo-pedoll Let us help you apply for Certiflcate. CARVED TABLES! Tweed or Blue Plaid design*. Splikback Coup*...... Sedan SAVE NOW ON 9x!2 WARDOLEUM RUGS YOUR CHOICE “I LOST 52 Lbs.! WEAR SIZE >4A<UIH” Choose from newest patterns and You’ll agree the prke is low. Matched walnut veneer tops, richly carved Walnut-finished hardwood. Commode with draw­ er, lamp, radio or end table. cotbril Florals, textures ond tiles. Baked-enamd surface Is wafer­ proof, sicirproef. 6x9, 2.69/ wvmiDeGM 7^x9, 3.39i 9 m >014, 4.49. By yard. 6 & D-fL widths. 45c Coffae table, glass tray. .6.91 lire* aro now av; BOWL IN WARDS NON­ I Cartifcctas. Q 3*59 Red a* matartak SLIP SHOES ★ U*o yovr credit to buy anything carried In our itore itocki or pictured In our catalog* STEBBINS & JACOBS PHONE till Montgomery Ward Rubber heels, buckikla finish leolher soles. Soft, Elk uppers BOWLING SHOE fJAG.’flS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. AUGUST 26. IMS llmprovlng snd will t*c st the home ■ towing a recent operatton. * of Sparta called on Mr. and Mrs. daughter.Mrs. Esther Koren of of another son. H. V. Townsend uf Mrs. Lean Whitaker and Ray Gauhn Ray Schanta Saturday. ♦ Mrs. ,J. .Pontiac Isthe mother. Woodland this wwL Grandpa of Chelsea visited at the home of G. Miller spent part of last^week ------Faith Circle To Picnic Townsend is now aJ years old Mr. and Mrs. John Bulling from with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curtis of The Faith Circle of the Method­ HIM neien raxxn. mis. na>>™ and is itlll able to walk down Thursday until Sunday. * Mr. and Lake Odessa Mr . and Mrs. Emeat ist W. 8. C. 8. will hold a picnic rJzr w,. RjM-anr town alone and can often be seen .Mrs. Will Rowley of Cincinnati. Miller of Flint and Mra. Ruby Brown at Lake Odessa Park. Friday. Au­ Dorris and Mrs. Edward Rre .[tJ1 hJi c#ne Bn{| Hxt|e folding Norm Rowley of Jackson and Mins of Lake Odessa were Winner guests gust 27. All the members and their Heetor were Grand Rapids visitors chalr w and fr0 Mrs Ed- Mabel Rowlev of Gary. Ind- visit- [of Mra. Miller ’‘Sunday. *«MUs families arg invited to attend. Ev­ teat Thursday. * Miss Pern Wheel. die D'Arcy (Pollyanna England* of cd Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng Barbara Bailey of Hastings is eryone to meet at the Drug Store ar of Grand Rapids visited at Uw Chicago spent the weekend with her and Mr. and Mrs. John Bulling last 'spending a two weeks' vacation at 2 P. M.. those driving and those home•.at of Mr aito Mrs. Mrs Roy * Rev Fay with her Barents. Mr. and Mrs. .wishing transportation. Picnic supMr.'and Rov Row- mother. Mrs. Mn. Olenn "England "Etwland and Thursday and Friday. F *«“»"■ and Mrs.“uu . --------------------------------u — —I. n led the pulpit of the Lawrence Finefrock. She was the Jessie Hatton from attended the funeral of her .uncle. C. twWing suppllec guest of Miss Jean Mary Wallace _______ . iv until until Sunday. * Mrs. Mrs. Clara Clara Clayton Schray. * and of Christ - Mr. «... — —Mrs. .Church ----------- -----------in Wayland. Sun. Friday Sunday. * ovef weekend * ” Uoman ’a StudyHoM ClubRow Will /Christian and two daughters ot Chas. Townsend and Miss Betty day. August 15 knd in' Jackson on of CarlHastings Allerdlng. A-.8.the of Camp End!ro",, “r Exhibit ^Phillipsburg. Ohio, and Mrs Kath- Hummel! of South Woodland were Sunday. August 22. * Mrs. C- M. Carl A lie rd In g. A-8. of Camp End! iW Woodland wooaiana Woman's woman i atuay /erlhc Bizer of Detroit were Mon- Sunday dinner guest# at the home. Brown of Grand Rapids. Mr> cott DavidviUe. Rhode Island L The Study tilelr aajT callers al the home of Mr. and of Rev. and Mrs. H. V Townsend. Eddie D'Arcy’ bf Chicago and Mrs. spending a seven day furlough with C]ub w!II hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Of (jle vfi(r with their annual LMra. Will Warner. * Miss Eva * Miss Hulda Euper of Fowlerville Mattie Schrav and the Misses Ivah. :Allerdtnt. Carl Is with the 8*. Bees VLwcr eihlbtt Tu^d.y ev™" *TYoutwlnc of Middleville visited and Mr. and Mra. Ted Euoer and Vivien and Shirley Schray of Elmiand looks fine after his few weeks Rentember u An•-------------Jhcr aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jeraleto were Sunday dinner guests hurst. Illinois, were dinner guests of .----------- ...n. unusual ------------program Navy life. aememoer i*ryier last week. * Dr. and Mn. E- of Mr. and Mrs Howard Hewitt. * of Mrs. Glenn Faigland anti Mrs < has been planned for this evening 5l. Babbitt of Grand Rapids and Glen Covert of Lake Odessa. Mrs S. A. Holmes Saturday evenlhg. * with Food os tile major subject. ... .... .—------------. rvJO on ul . March" ., na jdr. and Mrs. H. A. Kltson were Victor Sawyer of Wilmette. Illinois Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hilbert of Tus- I Food M1Knuon Education on the and gnd Miu Ivah Schray of Elmhurst, con. Arizona and Mr. and Mrs. F. j Mr and Mrs. Robert Brock are • How War haa Effected Bunday dinner gunts of Mr and "How the War has Effected our our Mrs. E. O. Shomo. * Miss Gather- .Illinote. were callers at [he Roy “ E Border were dinner guests at the receiving congratulations on the pood supply ’ will be discussed An Rowlader home Sunday. *. Will home of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Shorbirth of a baby girl, weighing 6 illustrated lecture with colored lanTne Spindler of Battle Creek is spending part °t her two weeks , Snvder of Blanchard spent 4he ,no last Wednesday evening. Mr. pounds and 11 ounces on Sunday. r—n •im-* on -There's Romance In vacation at the home of her mother. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Milan , and Mrs Hilbert left for their home August 15. Mra. Brock and the baby your Market Basket* will be shown thu u an ooen rneetinir and evMrs Artie Spindler. Miss Spindler Trumbo. Sunday afternoon callers In Arizona Friday morning after came home In Wing’s ambulance lnvit«i to-at'.has been employed at the Wllcox- were Mr. an Mrs. Jud Morgan of a two months visit, in Woodland, from the hospital Thursday and Is crvonB eryone u Is cordially cordially Invited to at­ 1......... They aLsposed of most of their'being cared for nt her home In tend. JRlch in Battle Creek for the past Edmore. * Mr. and Mn. Irving callers | household goods, taking only a trailWoodland. Klnhman ot Portland were caller* -----. --------------------------------------three yean nnd now holds a re_ _ __ . ... .. ----. gem to Mr. and Mrs. Lester War,, , ., „ at the home of Mr. and Mrs E. O. er back with them. Their resijiponslble position as Secretary to avaiier Hobbs. noons w jValter * Mr Mr. ana An? Mr» Mrs cxi. Ed. Ii ammo Sunday. ♦ Mrs. MaUie dence has been sold to Mr. and ner on Friday. August 13 a 6 pound. "’T7 Land,t Woodland «Resident Dies Mrs. Woodland Siiobble of Lake Odessa and Mrs. Schrav and th* MLuce Ivah. Vivian |Mrs. Ben Schneider of Northeast 12 ounce boy. Danvin K. Harry A. Landis. 62. — died In ~st. 'Thomas Brower of Grand Rapids and Shirlev Schray of Elmhurst. Woodland. * Mrs. Cal Furlong Warner nnd son were brought home - ••• •Srere dinner guests at the home of Illinois. Mrs.j0ora Leffler and Miss (spent last Wednesday with Miss Ag- last Tuesday and are being cared -¥arJ ? hospital. Grand Rapid-, bunMr and Mrs. Howard Hewitt. Hilda Smith of Woodbury were din- nes Smith of Lansing. * Mr and for at home. Congratulations. Lea- d“v- August 15 Mr. Landis, a forhas .’.ier^ ’----------jes,dpnt j-f 0.1. Woodland Inis Thursday * “ Grandpa' Harw ner guests of Mr. and Mrs Robert Mrs. Harold Yertv and children of ter and grandparents. Mr. and r--------lived in «*»•••* Grand Rapids for 12 vears. ~ Townsend suffered a stroke at the Bom. Sunday. * Mrs. Robert Bloch- Hastings spent several days last Mrs. Will Warner. He Is survived of A jJ apamng Sparling reccivra received a -Jhome of his son- Otto of West er was brought home from a hos- week with her parents. Mr. ond i Mrs a *.—;• “by "r one daughter —*„*" SvSdland Friday He was uncon- pltal in Lansing. 8he is improving Mrs Harlev McMillen. * Mrs. telegram Monday telling of the -S Woodland and Robert ot wum Flint. it. scsous Saturday but Is gradually !steadily from the complications fol- Florence Atherln and Ward Fast birth of a new granddaughter. Her of1 W4W *,n"rf ■ ru’ RnH *r' n» itwo sisters. Mrs. Dora Mend oi. or. Ypsilanti nnd Mrs. Fred Wolcott of* Hastings. i The tuneral was held Wednesday at 2 P. M. at the Wing funeral BEET SUGAR fa. 6c home with Rev Geo. Wingard of­ ficiating. Burial in Woodland ceineUre Stomp No. 14 WOODLAND e&vxe hwbm' Brown Sugar CIBEJt VINEGAR gallon but 20c Bring your own container SEE IT IN THE BEAN " riRurrLE cutlets Country Club. 20c 23 Points NEW PACK PEAS 18 Poinli n0 Use Stamp 14 2 («n 11c 4* 25c n« 2«.. 11c GREEN BEANS II Poinli FMOEHIX Soy Him ci, 7c Chickan Noodle. Muihioom. pkg. 10c FRENCH NAVY IEAKS BRAND Michigan. Glass-Jan, with­ out vacuum pack, cannot keep pre­ ground coffee fresh! Demand Kroger’s Hot-Dated Coffee. it. 27c SPOTLIGHT 3£>59c Store-ground CLEAR SAILING 18c 2 4 Poinli per lb. Spinach AVALON AMMONIA O«" 10c Avalon Chlorile, gallon 25c LAUNDRY SOAP --------New Petit------ 4c ta Big Ben be- u. DOG FEED MEAL 2 No 2 13: can Kroger'i. Vigor Dog Food, pkg 4c ...- 22c JELLY ROLL /Aoisl, lender - delicious PRUNES 14b. pig fxire Large Hsari's Delight 16C Not Ralioned CORN FLAKES Country Club urge pkg ' 7c WHEAT FLAKES U'g.ptg I8c Country (Hub. Wheelies, pkg. 10c QUICK OATS Urg. pig. 17c 20 oz. pkg. 8c Country Club. OvedHY 13c MUSTARD Kroger's Avondale pint Trump I____ fcononvul bisid ipmJ Urape Jam children love il 2 Marmalade and Grapefruit 2 Margarine swiftsallsweet. 4ph. For healthier catHa 28c lb. 29c 23c iib Enriched Flour caay 23c Evap. Milk Waldorf Tissue. 4 rolls 17c WOODBURY'S SOAP 3 Pillsbury's Best Flour 13c - Sweetheart Soap, 2 bars 13c MASON JARS do... 63c Complete - nothing else to buy^ Counlry Club. 1 Poinl per can lalonia Club Auorled Flavori or WE5COLA Beverages 50c Soda Crackers carte. SI.24 Peanut Butter VITAMIN CAPSULES ng Tomatoes Red-ripe, tasty "21/3c CIGARETTES . 8 “•Jt3B Penn-Red 100‘c pure Pennsylvania 24.??$i.io 3 “ 26c 3 2 A 5 Poinli n> 31: lb 43: PORK HOCKS Ib 20c 2 Poinli UJCED IACOX Ib 40c Ib 33c Grade A. Lean. 7 Points CHICKENS No* Rationed IMRE RIIS Leon, meaty.2 Points 3'64c SPRY 3 it> 68c 4 Points per Ib. Cottage Cheese Ib 22: lb tar 51c 7 Ration Points Aiiorled, diced. TRUIIKGEI Summer Sausage. lb. ib ib. 30c 39c 18c LEONA SAUSAGE Large - sliced. 8 Points MEAT LOAVES . 17c -12c L IN PURE PAK CARTON Pure. Refined HERRING lb 5 Points 29: lb 27c Ib 33c Delicious diced fruits “ 18c lb. 37c 7 Points PICKEREL The most important item in a colleg girl's or working girl's v/ardrobo i the classic coat that goes everywhere, over everything. Prinhess casuals, with buflon-in removable linings, are such serviceable standbys. Perfection tailored insido and out. Warm, sturdy fabrics, tested for wear. Like a true ffiend, they stick by you for years. Frandsen “Exclusive, but not expensive” HASTINGS Ib 39c or Yellow Perch 5UPER IDHRKETS • ... ....... Charlotte, Mich. Aug. 31* Sept. 1*2*3*4 s WEDNESDAY-CHILDREN'S LIGHT HORSE HEAVY HORSE HARNESS Roman Cleanser Half-gallon jug 15c KROGER BACK ON THE JOB PULLING PULLING RACING DAY, CONTEST CONTEST JUDGING WEDNESDAY THURSDAY DAY AFTlRNOON FORENOON . THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY GRAND PARADE OF LIVESTOCK AND Fresh YELLOW FIKE for BACK TO SCHOOL FAIR 18 Points Fresh Dressed 6 Points ^\eaia£/eS 13th Annual Eaton County | 3 Pls. Fruit Cocktail {jaSttai g Carton Lard Jo-. 13c Shoulder Roast 5 Points ,Uli' Lamb Chops Rib Cuts - 7 Points Lamb Stew Breail or Flank — 1 Pl. PIECE BACON Pure Veg Shortening Anna Blocher Kahler, age 81 was born in Dark County. Ohio and parsed away at her home in Woodland. Sunday. August 22nd. At the agl‘ of 20 she came to Barry countv with her parents and lived here all the rest of her life. At the age of 35 she was united in marriage to John Kahler who preceded her in death bv 22 year$. One son. Dorr. was born to this union. In May she fell and broke her Ipast five years he has been । hip and was confuicd to her bed igaged Ul government service. since that time. About two weeks । । In — 1918 —— to •- this union was born • before her death she became serious, twin daughters. Vivian and Shirlev I Iv ill. She was a life long member His wife preceded him in death 25 I of the South Woodland Church ul vears. He has been a resident cf I the Brethren. " Elmhurst forathe past twenty vears. ) The funeral will be held WedHe is survived bv his daughters, nesday ut 1 P M. at the home with Vivian and Shirley, his mother. .. . Rev H. V. Townsend, officiating, iMrs. Mattle Schray and one sister. Burial in Woodland Memorial Park. Miss Ivah Schray. STFoT ElninuKl? She is survived bv one son. Dorr. Illinois. four sisters. Mrs. Minnie Baker and | The funeral was held Saturday. iMLss Edith Blocher, Hastings. Mrs August 21 at 3 P. M. with Rev. Geo. I ' Ida Flory ahd Miss Clara Blocher. Wlrgard. officiating. Military sen- [ j Woodland, three brothers. Samuel ices were held under the auspices) [ ol Nashville. Edmond of Custer of the Lawrence Bauer Post of the I And John of Woodland. American Legion of Hastings, with _______ i burial at Lakeside Cemetery. Hazel C- Smith Passes l,,Th®4e fr°n‘ "wnv *ho aHendwl . were Mrs. Mattie Hazel C. Smith oldest daughter the funeral oi John uonn A. a. and ana Elizabeth e.iizaoctn Smith Bmun cJh®4” Y,viftn of was born in Woodland. March 12. “"‘I s£‘rJry S?I,ray' 5*Thursl' J11' 1893 and passed away at heiHWme ,E „lllc Mrs; . - -... ■' — aRe\ C. M Brown. Grand Rapids -S and । in Lansing, August 19. 1 dX days 50 years, five months and/ days. ’ many friends from Ionia, Grand and Unslng. I Her father, mother, tjso brothers brothers Ledge ' [and two sisters preceded her in . ideath. She Ls survived by two sis—........... —------------. 1 ters. Agnes Smith/ and Mra. Hur- I Jerry Smith, thirteen year old ' jbert Anderson of/ Lansing, live son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith brothers. Jacob /bf Vermontville, of East Woodland, had the mU- | 'Carl of Charlotte. Orlo and Ken- fortune to break both bones In his neth of Wiwiiland and Calvin of right leg bust Tuesday afternoon i 1 Sebewa, tbfaty-threc nieces and when his foot slipped Into the 1 ; ui'DhessTlnd n large circle of rela- wheel of lhe tractor while it was ttvPs and friends. running. Dr. Munger cared for the The funeral was held Saturday fracture and he is convalescing at! at 1 P. M. at the Wing funeral the home of his parents. home with Rev. H. V. Townsend otflclating. Burial in Woodland Me- 1 Guy Makely Buys Farm mortal Park. / , Mr. and Mrs. Guy Makely have ’ - Those from away who attended ।purchased the 12 acre farm in I .'tiie funeral were Mr. and Mrs. ;North Castleton of Joe White. Tills | Jacob Smith and three sons of was the former Hershberger Estate Vermontville. Mr. and Mrs. Carl and was owned bv Fay c. Wing ■ Smith and two children and Mr |before purchased by Mr. White ami Mrs. Miles Smith of Ciiarlottc, ;Mr. and Mrs. Makely plan to make I [Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Smith and ।their home there. ' two sons of Sebewa. Miss Agnes i Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Hurbert An- | Buys Geiger Renldence jderson and children. Mrs. Hilda) Mr. and Mrs. Merle Wheeler have 'Baas. Mrs. Reed and daughter. Lot- purchased the residence of Mrs. | [tie. Mrs. MacDonald. Mrs. Arm- August Geiger in Woodland and 'strong. Mrs. Elizabeth Ralston. Mrs. will make their home here. Mr.1 Rose Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler is a teacher in the Lake ' Kenyon and two daughters, and Odessa high school. Mr. nnd Mrs. Florn Kenyon of • UnuUig. Mrs. - Lloyd Makelv who have been living ) Jennie Sherman of Potterville. Mrs. , in the Geiger home, have moved) i Frances Stevens. Grand Ledge. Mr. to the Leland England tenant house • land Mrs. John smith. Jr.. Mrs. north of Woodland. i Lilly Hotrum and daughter Verna . ------------and Mrs Vnndertrott. Alllegan, Woodland School Opens Sept. 7 1 ■ Miss Amelin Smith. Ionia; Mrs.1 The Woodland Township School' Cassie Cramer and daughter. Mts, will open Tuesday.^ September 7.! Mildred Goodman. Mr. and Mrs. with a morning session only, from I Theodore Geib nnd two daughters. 9 to 11:30 A- M. [Grand Rapids. Mra. Pearl Rockwell. All children five years old on or ' jMuskegon; Mr. and Mra. Ernie before November 1 are eligible to LEG - 0 - LAMB - 34c SMALL SIZE lt>. 33: 23c lb. pkg Plain or Sugared Cello Wrapped Doughnuts seruire seataa lam. yalrls i SMOKED OAMS Krogo $1.29 Country Club 30 days supply Michigan Iroilen. Ib. 17c CLIFTON TISSUE Shank Half. Solid Pack NEW POTATOES 49c i PEACHES> 3 ib. 45c California BartlelL (45-lb box $6 39) PEARS lb 15c Michigan Bradihaw. PLUMS !For Jelly and Sauce ^-buihsl $3.25 ONIONS 3 it- 19c 4919 LIMA BEANS lb 19c CAULIFLOWER s'^^ 29c POTATOES Bakeri 10 49c 7 501b. 46c Popular btaads 19c 47c Michigan U S. No. I Michigan Hale Haven. (Buihel $7.19) Very elfeclive BLOCK SALT A, B. D, G. i-ib. roii 19 Points Sweel at honoy — lender, rich in vilamins ! •tfan hi 9 wtcf 10 other while breeds Gallon 95c. 46-oz. can 10 Points 29c FANCY YAMS 2 - 25c fajjw FLY SPRAY Tomato Juice Butter Michigan Maid. 46-oz. can 18 Points 40% MORE* VITAMIN ENRICHMENT j Grapefruit Juice 4 Points Yorti and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. enroll for .the year. Thooe not roads are passable. The local Hairy York and daughter Helen starting until they are « years old Board bf Education will extend the of Sebewa aad son Zack York of will be promoted to the second .bus routes Just as soon as they Camp Benning. Georgia; Mr. and grade al the end of the year if 'are again permitted to do so. and Mra. James Kenyon. Lake Odessa: they are able to do the work. tn th* rnmnUme, they trust that Mr. and Mrs EU Hlssong, Battle The faculty .members for the every one will cooperate cheerfully Creek. Mrs. Cora Boyes and daugh- coming'year are: *nd willingly with our government's «r ,u“»riorv *nd M1‘dred 8mHh of I GRADES—idn». Vests Born. Mire., warregulatlona. Hastings. 'Doris Whitney. Mra. Mildred No-1 The'Board of Education extends ---wlcke. Mra. Christens Fox Mra. hig noa-resident students to attend Family Gathering Martha Smith. Mra. Arlie Spindler. * hearty invitation to ail surround­ ) Twenty five relatives or the late HIGH SCHOOL—Mrs. Margaret the Whodland Township school. Mrs. Mary Summ who passed away Estep. Music and Junior Hign With, our well-qualified faculty. »uOctober 16. 1930, met at the home School: StanleyEWert, Shop. ath- .P«ton building and equipment, the of her only son John Summ. which teller and Junior High: Mra. Eunice Woodland schooj U prepared to of. was her former home on Sunday. MlUtr. Home Economics; Mrs. fer Instruction in many different August 22nd for "their annual me- Frances Bawdy. EnglUii andLatin . Helds °t education equal to that moriam of her birthday which was Commercial, to be filled: Don Me- I °F schoolY much larger in six*. Aupgust 23rd. Cormick. Agriculture and science; jopert kLQwalbesu- PwnoT.lslstatm A HcHcioua carry-in dinner was Gordon Williams. Principal and ------------served on tables on the shady lawn, music; H. A. Kitson. SuperintendCHURCH NOTES tne afternoon was spent in vbdH ent. ■ United Brethren In Christ ‘’2*-..AH °L" rVL .chndre?CUSTODIAN—Gilbert McLood; I. IL Osgood, minister wcal- Donald Nicholson, assistant. Woodland ’ S rand children were prtsent. . A nIINCirTr.n — ... _ COUNSELOR A M. M Those Who came were Mr. and . ?HEALTH tvEALTH COUNSELOR — Mls^ 'I Morning worship—10:00 A. -----| Sunday school—11:00 A. M Mrs Will Gerltnger. Mr. and Mrs. cocxe !l Christian Endeavor and incosage mes George Sears and* Mr. and Mra. BUS DRIVERS-Forrest Begerow. Be by pastor — 7:30 P. M Wayne Long. Woodland. Mr. and Lilburn France. Vardan ERowell, , Prayer meeting, Wednesday— 8 Mr.. Lewis Clum. Mr. and Mis. Guv.................... Makley. Frank Niethamer. ........................ .... Ce-, P. Cleo Sears ami Audra May. Mr. -c»l Jordan. Glenn Farthing. ; M. Due to the ----------National EmerSuTidav school_ 10'30 A. M and Mra. Homer Henncy. Joyce. - War ” -----Ravmond and Elwood. Lake Odessa. IofnUresDrgnvoHneaHndlnU trerumor8 ' ^orn,n« worship—11’30 A. M Mr. and Mrs. Crowell Hatch. Ver- ' montville. Mr, and Mrs. Reuben 1 has shortened our bus V nieeting. Thursday,8 P. Get linger and Russell Gerliugcr. ernment ' Hastings. Mrs. Edison Baas. Lan- 1routes to eliminate all back-track- . *•* sing and Mr. and Mr.-.. Wayne Hen- Ing and the driving on side roads.!, ney. DeWitt. In the afternoon. 'This will cause some pupils to walk MARRIAGE LICENSES Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Clement and 1to the main bus routes Thesa peo. ' Jena Jenson. Muskegon. Mich... 23 baby ul Hastings called. pie will be null fieri as to where Valerie Jean Smith. Nashville thev will get on Hie bus. During Neal T. Cheeaeman. Mulliken, Mich. n» 19 Clayton G Schray. aged 55. a severe rain or snow storms the puformer Woodland resident, passed, pils will be taken to their homes if Virginia May Polliey, Nashville .10. away nt the Veteran’s Hospital. Hines, Illinois, Wednesday. August 18. following an 8 months illness. He was the son of Mrs. Mattie Schray and the late Phillllp Schray. He grew to young manhood in Woodland and was a graduate of Woodland high school and received his higher education in North­ western University. He was an Official Reporter for [the 32nd Judicial Court of the !United States In Sweetwater. Texas. ' 'al the time of his marriage to Miss i 1Carrie F. Holmes of Woodland on I •July 14. 1910. He later returned to j 1Chicago and when the Investment i IBankers Ass'n was formed, he wai Imade Assistant Secretary and la- FLOATS- FRIDAY AFTERNOON MULE PULLING CONTEST-SATURDAY FORENOON SEE THAT SPECTACULAR GRANDSTAND SHOW "VICTORY PARADE1 SEPT DAY AND NIGHT BIG MIDWAY 13 § �THt HASTINGS BANNS*. THUB8DAT. AUGUST M. 1MI - nrad»y tor a few weeks’ stay with I Hamilton and the children return- I atUndlng summer school at Ann A. C. John Iseniialh, who ha* f ' her husband who is stationed ati ।j ing in* name home vim with nim. him. a A guest over . a Arbor Saturday root arrived home on uaturaay. '• I g*- *?**1?^ 7“ Ann Vtn Mr Vld Mra- Georgs Robinson itondayja ^t^y'neiv^aMl^mmt • Florida. ’ Buskirk of Kalamawo. i went, to Muskegon Saturday lw ® for further aviation trainin*. Guests of Mr. and Mra. Charles • 1 I■ Mr*. Marl Fox and Mrs. Glenn " —— ......... - t,uu<un '"i— weekend yRit visit Vnh with his daughter. Mrs. Ethel Reukaa. returning Mon- H Leonara over the weekend were i Mr*. M*ude FurnU* of Na*hvllle '' Mr. and Mra. Timothy Howard and 11* entertaining the Y. M. L. club ।dinner, nmgo was piayea witn nign IC1- w son an4 Lt. and Mr*. Ralph.Her- thU. Thuraday. afternoon al.lunch. ... urore being won by Mra. Ira Chai-', ToaMii . i fee and low by Mra. Mattie Watpra..Tba « na*uugs tcaomtr. was me till Tuesday h .kVul ^,*4. Mr “‘W Mri G*c*r ***un«r •«Mr* Roush received many ’ovuylrfs? j ii m’xm vcrifuoe Rampum lemming Mra. Violet Crandall of CaasopolU I ,, caida and gift*. The next •pending a»v«ral week* In nini.rt- I irw raunet reunion u Ainos ' al -rill be given for Mias Tnaltni* EUwjWlrta! was the Kuest of Mr. *nd Mr*. ( jsss* ism u •“ CUlr-MciCre'theTir.rif uS w7ex w n Sept. -----------------------------------------! 24 at the home of MrAiS? " im. boumwortn mis. VurnM Ream Koyd of Al- cree^to Ire Pvt ^Gilbert Hunnm ! enjoyed after luncheon, two. tables aeor<e Button. wi^u1? b€Uw ln play- Mr>- Gamer Hamp-t * * ’ ana leUuva* tn Haaunsshmnuar lon and Uri Clarence Cappon held I The Lydy Reunion was held at MIm Helen Wooton of Detroit , «u. ano *»rs. Hairy ooldwln ana arrived Monday to spend a week s I Mr. rrTn the ’inning scores. (the home of Mr ami Mra Kite Uaster and daushthe African battle area. Mrs. Cran- , . . Puher r Mtn nn Run i*>/ An« vacation with Dr. and Mrs. John I uiu niwu wui siuve ui Hastings dan ■ ’ I d«il relumed to Caasopolls Cassopolis on ThiesTues­ Wooton. * I Sunuay to attend lugn w-hoot mu ------- ----------------p rhjjliJ*'1 day. Mrs. McKee accompanying her. Saturday evening Judge and Mr*. Mn. Grace Warren of Zeeland. ' -----James Stanlake of Fort Custerr A. D. McDonald and Mr. and Mr*. | rtoy ouppiee. in utnaing. * £ui entertained Sunday and Mon- , rulgt’r Wallace spent Sunday in =u,»., here TO. with w,u> Mra. St*no—.- n»»« U am. uonn xioutead nude * business 1i spent Sunday y at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grand Rapids. • nd diuthUr it u>. hom. «< « U» rjnmr. horn, tour5, c.?lw> Mr Znd MnWU ! .v city -------------w laka. 1 1 lake one* J—---------------- ‘ -------------inj to New xora last wee*. W. Murray. \, j mis. ux*r Otis and Mrs. Willis ...H. --------------Mr. and Mr*. Earl Clurae and son id Mis. B. A. Perry. Mr*. >n« Mr. and Mr*. P. D.-Ashford of Lydy/Lzke Ode*** Mr. aSd mi* mts. ucutgc onook ana daugnter . Dr. and — Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mn.. Mjciiatu spent Ui« weeacna ui Muske and _______ baby returned ano Mr. and ana Mrt Mrs. Roy Koy j। Dale n„ij Quick, Battle Creek- Mr. and I; Use. were m 'Deuott lor a tew uara __________ Stanlake and baby _______________ returned to to their theirt MdwauKec and Rlchard’ SchUleman wete Mr. and keuuu luuing lusiius >uu nuauves. home in Lansing Sunday evening. Adrianson of Battle . - Creek. A deie-Carpentar. : Wra laPorta.' Mr*. Ed SchUleman of Holland, i Jimn crua. Jr., and Terry umo arc guests .01 Mr. and mi«. Mra. enluft. J. j D. D' Vc*'er, Kensu* City, Mo.; ' burgh. pa. air. ana Mrs Donald Prentice and ears, Dorr uurr Kenyon atiijw and ana Mis* mis* Marmar- .lightful muMcal evening was’ “ •* I, ma.; Mias Frances Locke and Ml&s wire xuesu last week pt ner ri&ier Eugene Freeman utl* week. Jorl* Kenyonwere were gue*t* Rle of Mr. ‘Joyedwere m Mrtan acMr and Mrs. John Mr.L Kenyon guest*Ashford of Mr. I* ‘Joyed, aa Mrt. Ashford Is anDockiUder. oc- ;Mr and two enuaren of bturgt* enlcrAlice Hagelxhaw spent lhe weekend ana biotnrr-m-law, Mr. and Mr*, tamed over tne weeUntT at tne ■ “no Mrs. Howard Newton over lhe compiUhcd pianist. Mr. Adrianson and Mrs? George Vester and and gradd-' Saturday aiternoon for Unicaao home of Mr. and Mr*. Fred Fran. w«*etid. . — — u .. . -t ..... at Mix* Hogelshaw's home at Union ' Eagar Bly and sun of St. Josepn. is a splendid baritone, and Mr. and son. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Coo! ty and x_- -W-2J uienled family of Grand ---------------—* wiuieiucd the .... *iue wnere tney boarded a train tor tlce City.’ aalurday they c*. ; Mra. Ethel i. Moorman ot the ’..... Mt*. Cooper -" Are both Rapids; mfb. ' Mr. and Mr*. J. W Hewitt are i launching son. ■ j-Mrs. Etta Blough is in Grand Mobile. Al* , school system O7O«.» -- -------------------i- Instrumental number*, _—...... of < baulcsnip tug bout. Cneyeruie. —«-•—•Wya, .-z—.to•—visit ■— -tneir — wa* the tnuaician*.. Irxiru...mm. Gladys Timm and baby ot Middle­ Mr, uruc came for the weekend and Gerata wno t* in me armed forces. i{ alH rt. tll i. week!"* ° e' “ ■' B> ***•* nln * <m»tr — J ----------guest* of Mr. and Mrs John Hewitt uua weva. guest of her aunt. Mrs. Ida P. Me- »olos. duets and »lca comprised lhe ville; Mr. and Mra. Fred Becker, Anu v - °V- “nd Mrs- Emma S. Evans over evening's entertainment. an IL-tlirnrtl iclurned h<Miir home Xu Sunuay. 1 TlleV They ulsn plan to six'nrt spend a 1LW« wee* nr or Lrn ten and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kelly of all Mira _____ Martha tx>u Maus returned C La ruing this week. Mr*. Reith Yerty h vutiing her ' uu>» itierc. drtn of Lansing; Mr. and Mr*, the home of hia parent* In 1 , Monoay nigru from Interlochen the weekend. Mrs. Moorman has ... atUa’J-tm.’.'.’clf:. “hyxic— edit- ' *»ere“she"nas bcen\ll«iainr^*e a student at the U. of M.Uits । Several cousin* met at the home Frank Becker. Mra. Sim Becker sockville. where the couple Mrs. William A. Murphy U »low- husband, pfc. Ketut Yerty wno bi1 ! E?t^?LLl$a5’1®rJroni Deceit. ly convalescing al her home here stationed al Greeley. Colo. T?c,.r<?,.V_.ls-hcr® . Music Camp. , summer where *be received her A. of Mr. nnd Mrs. Prank Waters last and children. Mr. and Mrs. Buir serenaded by their friends. GueaU 01 **r. at.d Mrs. Walter j vwtUng her, brother, Bud Wolie and , m. after undergoing a serious operation ah »«,a. Mr. a and airs. Weldon Bronson B. degree. On Tuesday she went to Sunday for a u reunion. reunion Those who Cooley and children. Mr and Mia. honeymoon was cut short ■ al Blodgett hospital in Grand Rap­ Wallace over the weekend were her | family on West Walnut street. 1 ana Mrs. S. u. Brock were bun- Grana Rapid* to visit her brother attended were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Laurence Cooley and children and <Tomlinson received orders Ji Mr. and Mra. Harold ttmitn re- • aay guests of Mr. and Mrs basil and *11' also vlaJt an »unl 'n Bold- Benedict of Benton Harbor. Mr. Mr. and Mr,. Jack Fcuh;. local. | to return to duty al Miami 1 ids where she was a patient for sUtcr and brother-in-law. Mr. and 'rhanx. weeks. She returned to her Mra. Frank VU of Grand Rapids, turned this week to Texas after a bmitn of Jackson lnK before reluming to Mobile to. and Mra. Harry Whitworth of near, Mr. nnd Mra. Paul Ward of Grand 1 three week* vUil with relatives and Mr. and Mrs. ueorge Ranaom and her teaching. ■ Dowling. Mr. and Mra. Earl Uc of Rapids spent the weekend with his | mend*. : Mr. and Mrs. Don Putnam ot Bat- | Mr. Mr and *"'1 Mra. Mr* Chas. nh" Solomon spent Muskegon MmltMun and two wni. sons. Cant. Capt. last Saturday evening, were Mr. nnd IRVING GARDEN CLUE parent*. Mr. and Mra. Warren M. Mr. and Mrs. DorrAnce Trethric He Creek were guest* of Ben Put- Sunday evening with Mr. and Mr*, .Wayne Lee who is stationed in Mrs. Forrest Foley. Winners at Ped-rj,- Auamt mcctlna was haM at J Ward. Tney also were guest* ot ano sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Elwin Daniels of Carlton. iTennesaee and was hoim. on fur- ro were Mr and Mrs. Zemira Zlm- M ‘ RmTMcCirn!* WlUi er sister, sister, Mra. Mrs. Elmer Elmer Robinson. Robinson. Mrs. Chas. Solomon spent Thura** «Ghmt**« *r inrerroS. her ‘’ bn.Utn and oaugiitcr "Dortha Tpen't. ' naMis*ljSr? Chas. Solomon spent Thura- i ><*ugh, ry-­ and Msmlce Lee of Chicago, merman and Mr and Mra. Duane ' Chancey Hunt of Le.ile was a a few da>. th. first of the week ! O PiShrtf of T£ru U 1 . Mrs. -------------------“laTwaagtvan to A Friday guest of Mr. and Mra. , day and Friday with .her two .. sisters,j Mr. i j!lr* Grace McConnell of Battle Miller. The September party wW : X next o»er Uic weekend of Mr. and at the latter » cottage at —----------Gun lake., | wrek. H‘nl"on 1 1 U' Crie‘*i ML and,KJ,raTOErnMaha,f be st the home ot Mr. and Mn johnM DUcX’in Clarence Shultz was GUI ford Kah­ guest .... _______________________________________________ 1 Mrs. Hallie Rathbun and Mr*. Fan- Crr, und daughter rof Spring Lake, Mr Lloyd Anderson. kaaauTF.' J,01/]?*ler of Delicti Mrs. David Waters. Dinner kucsu Visitors a few duj* lu*t *cex at ; nle Struble of Grand Ledge. — Dwignt Beumer of Canton. Ohio and Urs Mrs. Ernnk Frank Bowen Bowen of -mgusta.. ° Anoerson. -----------------jouqueft that had been airarand Frank Oosch returned Saturday on Sunday were Mra. Amy Watei* the home of Mr. and Mr*. Lewis E amvea Jimmie Wlswell of Kalamazoo t* I and of -.ugusta. , n , n . c .. v Monn . v la min the city Monday for that purpose. Chinese AmRoB Srtafer were Mr. birafer* sister ano arrtveojn ?£*'*£*"Jf' ^’'ia?y to J® join **n vksiUM hU grandmothre MnEm- Mr. and Mrs. W-rnard Bowen and from Lansing where he had em­ and Jan.ro Eckhart of Mason followed, the article* being contri­ DIES SUDDENLY Mr. and Mrs. Ray Water*. Mrs. , niece Mr*. May L. Scott and daugh1511 ma kiurdwk thh week » ’ d daughter of Parchment. ployment. While there. Mr. Gosch ■ lug here and in Newaygo?’ buted by two member* of th* club Mr andMra Oscar keumole and Mr. oand Mra. C^?k. Leon Benedict and d^h^J™ rt*^ mwrek"nd “f-Cedar Mi^Bl^ met with an accident and was In nion:a*,E Waters and Mr and Mra. 1 ter Beatrice ot Jackson. : C^n ?5^r. son of Cedar Creek. Mra. Blanche w^ia^w^of uE^^drath e*eh month. Mr. and Mrs. Harry HtWhie and .. “rL.a"(1 Sparrow hospital -fpr three weeks, Dan Ashailer .returned Sunday al-| t Mr. and, Mr*. George Robinson Mth M? Ind M* John 001 « brother-in-law. September meeting will to held on Otis ot of Hastings nnd and HarrV Harry WU WU-’ 1I ** of h her brother-in-law, Ravmond Raymond ter spending a week trout fishing left Saturday to spend a few days , Mrs. Hazel Hinkley .Jreturned eWn~h 0 *' in but Is now slowly Improving i Hams, local. After a bountiful 1 Kerr, of Tulu. Okla, on Monday, at home of Mra. Arthur Bedford. । *.IrX Mra. Alice Anspaugh and Mrs at Speckle Trout lake about a nun- vidUng relative* in Muskegon. ! George and family. . 'chicken dinner tjte remaining I Mrs Kerr will be remembered here Miu Grace Kclckord is spending h‘ y HmktM whn'hll Velma Jarstfer spent Sunday in dred mile* north of baulte 6le. “• ‘ wltn •••» reia™- I KSSSAm£'’N,'?oY« tile day wa* spent In visiting Some as Mbs Mary Palmer. Funeral Lake Odessa. Marie. <=>■»■ Canada. |' her vacation this week of lhe cotubu had not met In for- services and burial were In Tulsa. Mra. Bert Lake of Grand Rapids Thomas Waters left Monday for . lives In •Detroit. City. was the guest of Miss Charlotte Cleveland with Mr. and Mrs. Lou line ! Mr.weekend and Mra. Harley Fox spent Ljgk^f G?^ in Debolt, lhe Itueato lake part of last week. Smith. They plan to spend the week. II »£ theMr weekendMr*. in Detroit, the guests M. Mr...1 Mrs- E<1. Gelssler and son Peter sailing on Lake Erie.* TUESDAY LUNCHEON I cl Mr. Mm. Zd. Doling. Mr-. returned to Detroit on Sunday after MLju, Sybil Woodmansee, in com- : Fox and Mrs. Darling are sisters, Wicker ferncrlc* filled with black­ a two weeks visit with her sister. pany with Mr. and Mra Fay Whit-I Mr. and Mrs. Greeley Fox. Mrs. ! Thursday. Mi*. Alma Watrous of Battle eyed Susans and an enormous bou­ Mb-.- M=. Mary Gelra-1 worth of near Dowling, loll Tuesr i Keith Fox and Miss Edna Lowry Mr*. Fred Baa* Mix ”' adx quet of vari-colored gladioli were Irr of Detroit Is now staying with day by- train for Sioux Falls. S S. D. ,...„ were Sunday guest* ot Mr. and Mrs. of effectively placed in the Country _________________________ ...... guests ______________ U i SSnfidl'fiX •» her aunt. Mr*. Baas for two weeks to visit the latter's son. Pvt. Her- । Nick Weber of Grand RaDlds. club lounge at the Tuesday lunchMuses Boylan and Hazel nicei eon- Zinnias centered lhe small Guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Rov bert Whitworth, who is attending ntiendinr “*----- * Lucille “ —■— — • *• —• Ing, returning on Friday. return““ F™*'-----*-------------------— -forty-five --------------were Dougin.** for the weekend were Mr. an Army Air Corps radio *ch«4 Hull were home from Ypsilanti over ,nt serving tables, where Technical Sergeant Robert FY>rt- seated. and Mra, Leslie McCain and Mrs. there. :n the c weekend. Mu* Mui Marlorle NorNor­ r»v*''ir“r^T'rimn ‘ "riL Mr* Charles Vandlen and daugh- ton was their guest last week com- I?*.; £t£!.p Mr Ixslie McCain. Jr., of Traverse city Winners at bridge were Mra. Mrs. Loy Hoyer and daughter. ter Janet are vtaitln* in Detroit ing home with them on Saturday. iJigM?! gS*?B NeB*ISid MbL Robert Shannon and Miss Virginia Marie of Buttle Creek were guest* this week with her auter. Mrs. Alice Elmer Ruuig. Burl RUing. Mr. MamT Ander^i 'rom ind Pott*. Mra. Rav Branch winning Moure, and .nd her her brother. bmrher. Wm. Wm. Jones, Jonr,. and wd Mrs Mn James J.™, D u™ Mn o«. M™ D w M?.' the low net golf event. of Mr. and Mra. Gary Crook the lat- Mourer Those present had the pleasure Mrs. R. L. Winslow spent part of ley Fok and Hugo ■funeral nf ruvmn < Roy Fortne>' ■nd daughter and of hearing Mrs. Vlnnle Ream Boyd Mrs. E. A. Burton returned Mon­ last week with her daughter. Mrs. , tended lhe nhuru funeral ntof f.tCw^S Marsha11 Griffeth from Charlotte day from Muskegon where she had Clair Huger of .Ligonier. Ind., who; Schray of Elmhurst, nhurat- ill, Ill at .t Wood Wnrwf.­ , wct.k.cnij <uesU M the jMxnf of Atlanta, Oa., give three readings two of a humorous character and TWIi me’WSTUK and Mrs. wax in a critical condition after land on Saturday. of Mr and Mra. Robert^Fortney at the third was a dramatic eigh­ David Vail since PrM-- Mrs. W. having-had an operation performed Guests of Mrx M J. Cross from rhr'iiarunnr ’pUh'iraLrh^ ' teenth century sketch. Mrs. Boyd, L. Shulters who has been the guest at the Dr. Bonnell Souder hospital ! Saturday till Monday were Mr. and 1 Bruce Shelter of Cleveland spent of ^... Mr. -and Mrs.------------Gordon-----------clemerx ------------- o' in Auburn. Ind. Mrs. Winslow at.d Mrs. E. A. Ports bf Massillon Ohio I most of his two weeks vacation who is a favorite of Hastings peo­ Mr. and Charlevoix for two weeks returned daughters, Mrx. -Ruth Weaver and -* J Mrs **— J‘ore ------ph *- utile Of' K h“ pTrenu Mr “d*^ 8 ple, has exceptional dramatic abil­ ity and gives generously of her tal­ with Mjs. BurtonMr*. Elaine Wellfarc spent Satur- vmuagu v.mc wcanrauay io spena FhcCb«?ance nofWthlnu'<lBk wUI^m’’ M 8heffer the flrsl of ent, to the delight of her friends. Mr. nnd Mrx. Wcllraley Ironside day with Mrs. Hager al the box- and the balance of the week Mra RoSLrt hr<^k k with 1lh Mr M month. He also was in Sagatuck Out of town guests were Mra. and Mr. and Mrs. E J. Storkau Vital and found her slightly im­ Mr M^rtr'C^Sk ruhnm ror a few day*’ Mr 6he»er U ctn- Bova with Mrs. Charles Potts; Mrt. were entertained for lhe weekend proved. , xtr. unit Mt*, u. H. On bom and , ployed bv lhe Thompson Products William McKnight of Wilmette. Ill., at Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Johnson’s• Mr. and Mra. Janies Mead ot Un. Mrs. Wallace Osborn and daughter ^\n Clevellnd m a^leareh m- with Mrs. Roy Hubbard: Mra. MnrIn Belding. , Maple Grove npent from Friday and Jannet ' were in Kalamazoo on Mon- • gm^er. uie¥B,Rna “ rc8caren cn tin Schramm of Grand Ledge with Mrs. Lottie Stowell .and MIm Ger­ Monday with a sick relative in De­ *Mr. and Mra. Charles Uutenbach । .m^mo^h^^edS Mr*, Norbert Schowalter; Mra. O. trude Stowell returned to their' treit and also vLMtcd other relao mr^v*eind0V^8urdiy reJStoS at Ute WAR V. Hamilton of Conneaut. Ohio, home In Detroit. Tuesday after a tlvcs nnd friends there, and Mrs. Nelson Rowell of Dumas, week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. nnd Mr*. Harry’ Rlzor of Has­ of jUte Rev. and Mra. J. R. Chris- >akc cottage of Martin Hinkley of Texas, with Mrs/ D. A^ Van BusChester Stowell and Fred Stowell. tings township visited Mr. nnd Mra. Miss Florence French Ls home ’ CpLR<Charlo* Wilson who lx »laMr. and Mrs. Chester Stowell en­ Will Richards of Baltimore town­ tertained for dinner Saturday night ship Sunday and also called on Mr. tKuteWMra VR *GerF1nm WaS ,10ned al Cwnp I-Ocke,t- California, Mrs. Kerj Sanderson 1* chairman in their honor at which Mrs. Kittie : and Mrs. James Rlzor of Nashville. tne guest Of Mrs. R. G. Finnic. I tn tne stffnal Cnrrw Wat. tn of next week's committee and the Sprague of Grand Rapids was also : Miss Jessie Vincent of Belding, a Mrs. Clayton Brandstetter wasHn | ungs one day last week calling on co-chairmen are Mrs. William Lake. a guest. former Hastings teacher, was a Mrs. Richard Jacobs. Mrs. Byron Mr. and Mra. Chester Scott and •Rueat of Mira Gertrude Hampton Mrs. R. w. Cook accompanied spending hl* furlough visiting his Flctchct and Mra. C. H. Leonard. family of Carbondale. Ill., are vis­ Wednesday night and Thursday; Mrs. Kent Nelson of Lansing and brother Ln Lake Odessa Cpl Wilson iting nls mother Mrs Charles Scott from here she left to visit a broth­ MOmrtClUcaBO 10 Grand returned to campS^tilrdSy. Oh Friday, tomorrow, there will, and other relatives this week. Mr. ! er in Marshall. RMr^5 ** Mr- and Mrs H#rry Laughbaugh be" a golf and bridge pot luck with 1 Scott Is with the Division for De­ Mr and Mrs. J. W. Armbruster. I Jm?AnWxrefn iCJlrtcr’n Vr.s 1 P‘ arc spendhiR this week at the Tut- Mr*. George Hcbden and Mrs. Cc-1 linquency Prevention. Jr. returned to Detroit Sundav after harnMP’ ro m. Jame’ Bristol. Mra. He cottage on Podunk lake.— dric Morey as co-chainnen. Mrs W. c. Paulin and son Rich­ visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phillips and Mrs. Rav **— ■* •* — * -----*----------•IV 1 Mr Bnd Mr-'i- Jo»«Ph Kidder were ard relumed to their home in Rock­ J. W.* Armbruster. Sr., and vaca­ lnMOr*rSr« Rapl(b Ii ounuay Sunday cancrs callers on on relatives relatives in in rreeFreeford. III.. Wednesday after abend­ tioning at Gun lake.’ A family night supper for mem­ Thur.'day where Mrs. Carter wax i port ing the summer with Mrs. Paulin's Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl Hafner and th —•tn f!T„h0 mrvr.v, &£_.at ni Ju luncncon. nch«on.... . . | Guesta on Sunday of Mr. and Mra. ber* and guests U scheduled for parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J Calkins niece. Miss Sandra Willsuchby of MLss Mabel Sisson visited her Glenn Bachelder were. Mr. and Mrs. Labor Day. Sept. fl. Sevfcnty wcro present at lhe din­ Mrs. Virgina Baird, the former Ann Arbor, and Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ brother-in-law nnd sister. Mr. and . 'Pert Lepard of Lake Odessa. ner lost Thursday evening with Mr. news correspondent here, lx expect- , thur Valentine and two Sons of Mra. U. C- Manns, of Traverse City I Mr. and Mr*. Del Woodhouse of and Mrs. Homer Smith as chair­ cd home Saturday for n vacation Ypsilanti were weekend guests of from Wednesday till Saturday. । Battle Creek were Sunday gueaU of men. Winners for the ladies at from her work as Senior Engineer , Mr. and Mra. Lloyd ’'-’-•'tine. Mr. Mr. and Mra. Thos. Rowan Rowan II tiielr aunt. Mra. Ida Palmatler bridge were Mrs. Clayton Brand­ Aide In the Signal Corps Labratorv nnd Mrs. Roland Valentine and nnd granddaughter Nancy returned i " " Mr. nnd Mra Frederick Slocum stetter and Mrs. Homer Smith, and In Detroit Susan came Saturday and also Wednesday to Chicago after- a two 1 Mra Eugene Flanders left Wed- spent part of lhe weekend with Mra. weeks' visit with Mra. C. T. Cordes spent their vacation last week al for the men, were C- T. Hagen ot Bay City with her sister and broth- Bloomington, Ind., the guest of i Valentine's parents in the Holmes Dorrance Tbithrlc, and Harold, . district. Mr. and Mra. John Ironside left Ewing. PtilUips. ' Mrs. Gerald Doster nnd daughter. on Monday for week's vacation In • Judy, returned to their home tn Muskegon. Ludington and MtiwuuYou'll need one ot there io keep your note* In order. 2-po*t Mylo । Battle Creek. Thursday after spendIn standard 1014*8 Inch *l»e. Choice of study Mack catboorod ■ Ing a few days with Mra. Robert Mr. nnd Mrs. R. E. Wait and covers or blue coven with printed desljn. Well reinforced : Brown nnd Beverly. daughter. Nancy, will return tms I Mrs. O. V Hamilton of Conneaut. week from a short trip to Jones­ binding*. Plastic post* art handy ocrtw-riyh. Hold * food ' Ohio, and Mrs. Nelson Powell of boro. Ark. quantity of paper. • Dumas. Texas, are spending this MUs Winnie Roush was the week ; week as cuesta of Mr. and Mra. D. end guest of Mrs. Melbourne Mouw I A. Van Buskirk. in Kalamazoo i Mrs Flovd Craig and Miss OerMrs. Nellie Smith and daughters ■ trudc McPharlin left Sundav for Doris and Joan were In Lansing J Alliance. Ohio to spend a few davx last Wednesday. , with Mr. and Mra. Roe Kynelt and Mr. and Mrs. Waldo TefftLapd Mrx. Craig's nephew. Joseph Kynett children of Otsego and Mr. and Loose Leaf Fillers For Mrs. Kirk Hamilton and two chll- Mrs. John Snyder of Mattawan spent last week with Mr. and Mra. 2-Ilolc Note Book Binders nf Mr and Mrs. D. A. Van Buskirk Mr, Hamilton came Sunday. Mrs. A weekend guest al the home of ■.Onward quality. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Snook was Ruled ■ Pencil Tablets Banded Scratch Pads 3&-sheet pack while B? p Mra. Helen Hodges of Detroit. 1 ruled paper. 10'.;xg Oscar Struble vUited J. G. Sink inch sUe. . v in Findlay. Ohio lost, week and at- , Blg 80-pagc tablets tended a family reunion. with many different I Miss Arlene Campbell of Lansing 2Hx3H tn. Assorted ; was at home for the weekend. gay colored covers. I A guest of Mr. nnd Mra. Willard Smith was their nephew. Bill Paul■ son who returned to hU home in Box of 8 Crayola* Onward White Pasta 1 Muskegon on Tuesday making both ] . In Approved School Colors 1 trips by bicycle. Bi*. I Mr. and Mra. Richard Rose and Round, 3H inch. O-’ I ran spent the weekend- at L. C. [paper wrapped wax m£C 1 Robinson's camp near Biteiy. 'crayons. 16 for 15c. ■ Miss Sadie Hicks of Brighton 2-0x. Carter’s Ink in ; snent Tost week with Mr. and Mra. Cenard Smith and attended the Cube Shape, Wide Bue Bottle Wesleyan camp and conference at, ... THE SAME BUILDING AS UEBBT01 OBE the camp grounds. Free - flowing. 4 /a Mr and Mra. L. J, Teegardln of smooth. Midnight | l|C Grand Rapids were guests of Mr. Blue-Black. and Mra. Victor Sisson Saturday night and Sunday and attended the Wesleyan camp meeting. Mr. and Mra. Charles Christman arc attending camp meeting at Set of 8 Water Colors Hopkins this week. The Rev. and Mrs. E. H Babbitt With camel hair Mf" of Grand Rapids were In Hastings brush in enameled XQC on Sunday to get their daughter. tin box. Margaret, who spent last week at U ST.C«WH.n CHALK __ 5 3>/*xZ «"ch ,iM----- I oai * ____ the home of Mr. and Mra. Vernor Blough. Mbs Joan Leffler of Woodland spent the weekend with MUs Flo­ J. rUMMW C10TH MTC«» ■ rence French. Mra George Sped* left Thurs­ day for Tiffin. Ohio, for a visit UAW with her parents. Dale Henry 8 C 2 'c was home tram Great Lakes. III., the latter SOCIAL ITEMS PERSONALS CLUB NEWS Note Book Binders With New ’’War Model" Plastic Posts — ROOMS FOR SUNBURN AMERTAN lanic aciti j«Uy 45c UNGENTINE ‘ube 43c jar 89c HOTEL HASTINGS l~ : ■ • JERGENS 1 ■ • L ■ ■ ■ DR. DeFORREST WALTON has removed his Optometric office to numbers 7-10 National Bank Bldg. PEPTO BISMOL 4 oz. 47c ALKA SELTZER BROMO SELTZER 60c.ize Me size 49c 49c MILK OF MAGNESIA p‘”' 33c PROTEK HAND CREAM jar 29c MILES B COMPLEX large $221 NOTICE OUR BAKERY WILL BE CLOSED THE Checkyour Vitamin supply WEEK 0F1AUGUST 23 TO 28 We carry complete line in Upjohn, We are taking this week to allow our employees a Slrell earned vacation. Store will open ago in-a* usual Tuesday,' August 31. KAXGII.^KT BAKERY 112 8. J«ff«r*oa St PkOB* 2421 Park Davis, Miss Marr Agnes Murphy had a* her kurai guest MIC the past IWU two WCCK3 weeks HUM Miss | Rosemarv Fletcher of Grand RapI ids. Miss Murphy returned >to Grand Rapids with MUs Fletcher on Tuesday. Miss Judv and MUs Janet JohnI son of Belding were guests of Miss j Sally Brandstetter for several davs Squibb, Miles . I , | I REED’S = DRUG STORES I Mrs Ruwl! McPeek of Charlotte I SS KEGISTERtD PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY =3 : and Miss Manruerite H"tman*DergPhong 2241 Slot* 9r Joffarson XZa er nf Ypsilanti spent Thuradav In , 7*^ Hoarin** | Hastings. । Miss Virginia Potts wh<> has been | JL V - 5’ R* INK T*»«T» ’ ’ * Ploitic Tipped Pencils ruinous brands. No. 2 lead. 1'i In. Ion*. 2 for f' »■ onwako 5»s 1KI" ......... .......... SmMl*. *«»«• *)C BEN FRANKED _ �CARDS OF THANKS IN MEMORIAM PEACHES Bochntm tend Hoath Havens al current, iituutel price. Please brine CBiilaln—1 Call before coming to be Bunda^Hmlee. PINE- LAKE ORCHARD DUNLOP EDITORIAL— iSSOCIATIOW List Your Auction Solei With Harry Pennington AUCTIONEER Sheldon Agency Don't Neglect Slipping AU Kiada of Inasrance Surety Bond* boa* 21*5 Halting* FALSE TEETH INSURANCE and BONDS Swanson AgencyPROTECT YOUR CAR From *1.00 up with State Farm* M-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT rr.J„r 1 i> bv* „ lead EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT AUCTION SALES List Your SaM With HENRY FLANNERY PHONE 31 NASHVILLE । for some of thot good veniknt liiHire. Loren Hershberger WANTED -Mare R.« Ceidler. 2 *111*. rre ,«’>r f" 1 nan uratilrd t< AUCTIONEER Farm Sales — Real Estate — Fumllure. Etc. .My services .o' vou begin I when my telephone rings. Call at my expense. Phone 2887, Woodland. ' Marshall Furnace* Repairs furnished and in stalled for all makes o furnaces PERMANENT WAVE-59; Oo It yourself at home with a Charm-KuH. Eaves Troughing Tin Shop AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. Lily White Flour SO lbs. flour for bushel of We have a complete itock of salt—fine, medium, and coarse—block and rock. Pep your chickens up with our S.B.V. maah. It give* DEAD STOCK REMOVED! llullywt<.4, movie star* snd women every. where. Money refunded If nut cat LaIIcd. Floor Sanders for Rent STEBBINS & JACOBS C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. SMITH bros. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, SUCH. Battle Creek Rendering Co. Lloyd Huger, Mgr. THE POST PRODUCTS DIVISION GENERAL FOOD CORP. Swanson Agency REDUCED RATES Property damage and Liability Conforming to Michigan'* new I Responsibility I-*w may we ad­ vise you how this law affects all Michigan motorists? Farm Bureau State Agent WANTED EMPLOYMENT FIRST CLASS CARPENTER—Van maw du that jirb of building, repairing or ^minting. Very reawnaMe. Phone GENERAL WAREHOUSE WORK WANTED -Job doing farm rhorea in eecliang* for hoard and rimm. Write al oner. W. M. Birr, Having*. It. No. 1 llht 833. " 30 WANTEIn— tP in i n cl W J. Calfr. :i In Ur line. on a iiiiri lake' WANTEIb-UVaahrr will in good condition. |.|,,,,,.. V, -Iivill- 21: A Cluckrlr. H. 3. N WANTED—»’ii r7 are 2i! FARM EQUIPMENT AND MtSC. AUCTIONEER List your Auction Sales with FOOD FACTORY WORK BOX FACTORY WORK GRANGE NOTICES DEWEY REED Mates can be made al Banner office. Mona 3467 ‘ — Piling, Trucking and lUndllln, . Employment Good Working Conditions Good Wages NOTICE NOTICE You'll need really tough­ The llaalir <» liargain^ Store la wearing, comfortable ferv-n St. aeroi* from Muntgomery Word. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES and Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone 2588, or caU 717—FJ through the 8:00 A. M. to 4:00 P. M. FET8____ _ . .....____ __ Monday! through Saturdays Employment subject to WMC FOR RALE—Several rollle pupplea, na­ tural h-rlrrv. 3 nillea •ouih. mile ea«l Sanborn*, Oil- Station,. Arthur _ lloughlalin ' a-2<l Fttlt SALE—Four collie pupa. 3 Monthei old. U<~d hr*>d farm <t<-g-. Moder­ ately priced. J. J. May. 3 nillea north i f Bedford ua M 37. a 2d Fol, SA1.K -fltark corker »; . . I--. a «~k. old. Telephone 3I7» 121 N. Waahir.glon. Very reaaonabl*. shoes for long hours of footwork on the job this Fall. We hove just what you want. YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable POULTRY HORSES $5.00 COWS $4.00 We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W. Green St. in C. "BILL” SHERWOOD Hastings to give immediate service. charges. Phone Hastings INSURANCE Hotel Hastings jWK SHOES 9 Phi Comfortable Shoes Mean Better Work We pay the phone 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Sturdy! Durable! CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Lead. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS Na. Michigan Avenue Mae 2637 H»«tlngw CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Phono 72 Middleville John Norris and ;in were Sunday and Mrs. E. D. attended Sunday ......... ............. - Jr. and Mrs. Rus­ sell Lewis are spending a few days 'in the northent part of Michigan Truss Fitting uuiu.r, mu,, noria <•/ Battle Creek on M-79, S« 9. Maul, tirnr tip, 3 mile! from Naahtllle. Fred llanee, 8. Queen BU, Naehvllle. LY BARKER’S Haitian Pbo*a an> ' mother. Mrs. Nuqtnj Briggs is car­ ina for the chlldrai while they are absent. * Burdette Norris of Yan­ kee Springs ate Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Springer. ★ Laurel Sensiba of Middleville vis­ ited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Sejislba last Thursday. * Mr. and Mrs. Royce Sweet ot near Middle ’ vtlle were Sunday ’guests of the latjter's sister, Mrs.«Frankie Briggs. FOR SALE—Bunf«lnw, S room*, all on DON'T BUY THINGS YOU DON'T Phon* 3139 if isteretted "or *>{?*»* NEED—BUY WAR BONDS W ... . _. BEST YET FLOUR 241 lb. sack 91 RITZ CRACKERS large pkg Heckman BUTTER CRACKERS 2 Ib. box 3 Ib? jar SPRY CRISCO 12 red points DURKEE'S OLEO 4 red points ODESSA CATSUP 15 blue points "j 41 Campbell's TOMATO JUICE ox.—4 point* GOLDEN SUN COFFEE each CARD HONEY 01 TISSUE 4 rolls BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. Thomas Stores 50 and Quality Low Top bk WORK SHOE SO and has ail the ot a high this (pick-soled, bullt- for - action style is right! Work Shoes Thon Can "Take It' �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 26. 1943 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR I who were looking on. • And the heBr. and your »oul shall live." Isa ■elf alone one should keep* hit two plants are also nearly aa tall child uuaaacanai. inc u. oWasp go down, participated in 4h« friendships in constant repair. Un­ as the big one. Docs this establish a record in Barry county? historic naval battle off Guadal­ quote—Johnson. |vn 11 IL I IVI IL I IXVIll |yeut being a good sport Mt the for listenin'": I am very sincerely canal November 13 when 13 U. 8. Ir-M driving, ship* routed and sunk a fleet of 28 I've had an awful time trying to MUNICIPAL COURT men at ease, and told them to your friend. By JANE CAMERON explain Frank Sinatra to Ute bov* - -----------------------------------(Continued from Page - 1. Sec. J.) .laugh it out. Il all goes goe* to show, show Arthur M. Coldren. Jap warahlpa and 10 Iran*port*, and Morri* Curtis. II. plead guilty Fri­ cost*. Lieut, — should oversea*. I start courageously. day to a charge of larceny of driv­ different of our Rockies. I that even a Ueut ahould either p B 8 u ]t ever rrer uiero there >• I* »**,«*•« anything was in the oily waters April 1 tor ailiercnt from iroui that ui ——- — —— I. Saw some tree* turning color and "There's a skinny goon that's steal- ing light Remanded to sheriff for The former are heavily wooded with °r Whe" i,hat 'ny churJ:h or "iSu” half an hour after the gallant des­ troyer which carried through all realized with a shock that summer ing you bo vs thunder He croons ‘■irw ^°7.v'c'°u the, the U. 8. 8. Aaron Ward. wa» 1* nearly over. Every year I mourn I «nd the aal* swoon and don't ask Carl Aaptnall. 23 found auillv on ------ op -— summer, -----which me why. he* a 12 below zero around gold leaf fems which grow in the B close shall we be a bit more serf- J —--------sunk, by M Jap dive bombers. the passing iff for sentence. will compare tn area* and f.. makes a dumb cluck of me. deep shadows of lhe forest trees oua a moment? Several people have । -Hello" again fellows and gals— Ing to explain feminine payschotogy ■ '81d' wrote his mother that lhe Will Treece, appeared on charge nea with newly baked bread at I had the privilege of going | asked me. as no doubt people have we Uf back. "On the beam', 1 is too big a k>b for little me. btv can of honey cookie* ahe sent of taking Indecent liberties with a to school in Darjeeling, a city on , asked others ministers, "if God ta hooei with news views for you A couple of young kittens are ud to him in Dec. IM2. “rolled half here watching me type for the first U»j border between India and Ne- all-powerful and wise and good. < bu. »iri«_ pal. Il lie* lies to the west of the route I why does He all this hateful, mur- ; nn . 'greenback' m-eenback' to way around the world to catch up time and they blink every time I One to you. you. with me al Miami tn July 1043 and hit a key. It's a good thing I'm not taken by our fliers, taking supplies , dernua destructive war to be waged Pvt Dean Keeler. 36856153 were very good.” to China. It te from thia section, amefcg men.” Some how many folk* I 304th TO B.T.C. No. 3 thinking very fast this morning Great work ‘Sid*, our humble Ruffle is Jealous of them and so he that the Gorkiio* come to join the > have the idea that God te respon15th Bq. Bk*. 381 thanks and best of luck to you and Anglo-Indian Army. They togeth- *|ble for this awful scourge upon' Sheppard Field. Texas. er wltli tiie Sikhs. Maharalta*. Pur *-------- ■----------- 1 humanity. But te God roipomlble . even that UtUe bit al! lhe fellows like you. and a 'pat night one of the kittens hopped up starring Gary Cooper. --------"•-----.... _up in- TrreBa Wright tabla and other' fierce mountain, for the l^r^onle^te tummy-ache ■ lit * will handy C“h XT just JT on tile shoulder' for your 'mom' and on my------------------lap and Ruffle puffed tribesmen, have made up the when he eats green applet? I* He | to a round spitting ball of fur. hl* ! Return engagement of tile film on alr- all lhe others like her too Wall Weve Lake—any­ ears were laid against his head. 1 the life of the famous Lou Gehrig, "Fighting Fourth", u <11 vision of responsible for the headache, ahd That’s Navy tough Invades luck Dean. the British 8th Army, who under the dark brown taste in the mouth, heard that money had wings but how. that's what the gals having and his eye* were like green jewel* : hero of the Yankee Ball Club. that great Christian and ^soldier. which axe hang-overs from a spree you didn't even have the chance to a weekend house party with Doris He jumped and hit the kitten with “Henry Aldrich Swings It" Gen. Montgomery, chased Rommel I on a Saturday night? You know see it fly. did you? We talked to Lundberg thought Sunday mornuig both front paws at once and kept ■tarring Jimmy Lydon. with hts famed Afrika Corps clear the answer. your kid brother. "Hunk." to-day when seaman 2/c Bill Kelly, having it up un(U 1 liad to put the kitten Mimi Chandler across northern Africa and were in a<xl creBt«j man tn His own and he's all set for his Junior year a forty eight hour pau from Great down.- Then he cuffed the kitten Henry's troubles are musical ones. ! Lakes, yelled fall out. especially ! clear, across lhe house and came on the kill at Tunisia To them image, thereby making man a per­ Mary Ketcham, at 6 belle In the back and got on my lap himself. I thev center around a famous violin. I went the honor of actually cap- «onButy upon whom has been conmorning. It didn't take Mary over never saw a cat in such a fury be­ which Henry picks up believing It Hiring the German Commander-in- frrrcd the high dignity and re­ money, ch Dean! two seconds to dress and get down chief Von Arnim. No doubt some .ponsibillty of being a free moral ’ about fore. News about '.own:—wish you of you fellow* have already met agellL Ood gBVC man the ability could look in on the high school stairs to greet Bill—said the other Alexis Smith in with some of these fine fighting to reason, ana lhe power to make gang at the UjS.O. room on Tues. girls, "this is a heck of a time to Well. a bulletin on the setting "The Constant Nymph" men from India, a* you came to- nta own choices What use has Thur*, and Friday night*. .They play Romeo and Juliet If you ask hero I w2fe...t’wn\ OUt t*roke ( Tailinc mung tne the tenucr tender aiory story ui of ■ a Kether. . ............... . I। man made uiauc of ui these uirac God uuu given mi»cii really take over. Beside* all the us"Who's asking." said Mary who them up Putting the pans of cold young glrH . .. ...... for .-r BB great greBt muslmuslTile Sicilian campaign has powers? He has drawn himself up different games, dancing, and such, was very happy with lhe early per­ water in their nest* did the trick. clan wfto |eBrTm too late that she formance. brought some memories to mind. jn arrogant pride and said "in hl* I is the inspiration of . all his music. IT .... .rl™ ,Hrra«h th. O(xj hB, they ait in group* and talk. They I have «,.^a made two Irins throtath the hegrt the„. Sailor Lyle Oiiiesple wa* home on “ * . — Amelia . .. Earharts' ... ... Ever since dis- "Haunted Ranch" starring Strkits of Sicily. There are few. chosen (thinking of the human race talk a lot about tne newest bomber*, leave looking 'ship shape' they said, .more beautiful snots in the world as a whole) to rule God out of tils commando raid* and about you which means looking great to the appearance. I have had haunting the Rance Busters An exciting series of adventures I do not know of anything that Is life and thinking. He has deified fellows. Occasionally there are other rest ot us land lubcra. Sorry we d3ean?J.l‘nd h“nch« .and »lwavi hey ndicate that ahe ta on an is- ' arUlnK from lhe pursuit of a band bluer than the Mediterranean 8?a ■ MAN. and has made a religion of subjects discussed, like the other missed seeing you. Lyle. night—a young swain voicing ius land in the Pacific The dream the rf criminals who have robbed a U his own evanescent philosophies other night won t leave me. I keep a mint out to India, the day we passed and scientific theories. The result! love logic said. "A bargain is a good Pfc Emerson 8. Calms ow <he pBc|fkhoping .H.R that our filers wm will find her. through the Straits I hnd a head­ Hatred! war! Destruction of human buy. A Good-bye is a farewell. A 408th 8 8. 50th 8. Gp Cali me Mammy Yokum if you starring Inez Cooper, ache. and foolishly drank too much life, faith, brotherhood, and mate­ farewell 1* to part. To part l» to want to. but if you had been on water, then I stood by the rail and; rial thing* of les&er value Oh. but leave. My girl left without a good­ Nashville. Tenn. F>iward Norris fed the fish. Like the fellow of has no! science beneflltrd man- । bye She was no bargain anyway I' Emerson is with the Air Corps at the receiving end of the dreams A romantic drama of an Island in whom you have heard no doubt,■ kind1 Surelv in manv way* But I (Just try and keep up with 'em.) Camp Campbell, Ky. but the above about her that I have, you would । the South Seas during wartime. is alive, as I do. who was suffering from a like ail­ knowledge, scientific or otherwise, • Yes. it would come under Town is his address Remember how jierkv .believe that she . ■ ■ | The East Side Kids in « ment. A' sympathetic fellow pn«- which to not motivated and dlrect- News Flaxhes,—we mean, on Sat­ Curiosity note—In Noel Coward's I Street Boys” senqer came along and said. ed by the LOVE OP GOD. slmply urday when we saw two pretty lust the same—looks fine—and fel­ *»>>» haye «on* just alike, red and white checked low. it was good to see you. Emerson movie. "In Which We Serve.” dur- , Th* "What's the matter friend, your' runs amuck Ing the battle of Crete, whv were n wholehearted v for comedy and pinafores going down the street, stomach a little weak?" “Oh. I There is however, a hopeful note gay and perky aa you please. Retha leaves tomorrow. (Prtday)so until there two suns tn lhe sky? The pic- the reaulta are ail that could be de­ don't know about that. Guess I'm1 coming out of our world catastrophe. we meet again lhe best of luck to lure was supposed to be authentic. ’ '‘‘Zcd throwing about as far as the rest We continually hear reports of sol- Savacool and Betty Endsley. Coffee you. soldier. I know I saw two suns at once ( ‘tson City Cyclone of them ” Well anyway a few years1 diers who are more ana more read­ Shop gals, were wearing these Don Lynn Merrick | later when we came home for Ute’ Ing the Bible, and many of these dresses which really added some­ all the time Bob Francisco had to Will some kind person explain this phenomena? Presenting Don as a brilliant I lot lime, we visited Messina a‘ are finding Christ to be a real liv­ thing to the local scenery. Were • • • young criminal lawver who switches short time after that great earth - Ing Personality and Saviour Who Just trying to keep you guy* posted Wheating) and friends before he Something debatable-In this col‘he «We of law and quake had leveled it to the ground.: can and doe* lift them out of the on everything, including fashions returned to Sioux Falls where he .is A few folks were left who had sordidness of selfishness and sin. We wonder why gate haven't re­ stationed with the Air Corps. Bob's umn worth walking to the mailbox order, with, in the rain or Is it not? The i taken refuge In some cellars over when they put their trtut and con­ vived sun-bonnets along with pina­ address Is— familv says no My conscience say* which thev had been able to get fidence in Him. I am glad that fores. They added a quaint coy. Pfc. Robert C. Francisco no You see. the paper with mr . HFTEEN FEET TALL I together some sort of a roof. Late- our Government sees lhe vital ne­ charm, that they may have to fall AB N. 36458846 notes of interesting tidbits walked If y?u want to see a sunflower cessity of equipping pur fighting back on. since all lhe frill* on bath­ 806—P.8S. Bks 1503 off and all I have is what Lx in mv t'iat,JLs "’“y a sunflower, you port* of the bombings of Messina. forces with not only materiel guns, ing suite are now forbidden by a Sioux Falls. S. D. mind, which draws a blank And 1 ;$xndd see the one growing on the I thought I had a pretty fair idea and ammunition, but also with lhe ' government regulation to conserve Nice Having you home.— ' mean blank This ever-loving i, *1, a! the heme of Mrs. of how that once beautiful city “Sword of the Spirit," which is the on material. Well, as history proves. In town Tuesday was a former do Mrs. Emm* 8. looks now. So also with Palermo, Word of God. His Word tells usl there's a time and place for every- HJIS. teacher who is now 1st Lt. tvnwriter should be used for some- J^a F McCoy. Evans, who lives with Mrs McCov and Naples and Rome -We were in that we should not "be deceived for tiling—even sun bonnets—which for which we say, Congratulations thing useful in these times. • " • | ha* a small garden on the “40" and Italy two weeks. Father and I God is not mocked, for whatso­ end* this erudite discussion, unless Talking about Zack York, who L^ WKV is it—Every lime I write to this sunflower, which wax self-sown went up to Rome. When we en­ ever a man sowelh that shall he you fellows want to bring it up company commander of an Acade­ gaged a cab. the driver asked if also reap.” The same L* true of again, so help you. mic regiment down at Fort Ben­ a soldier, he movm lust before the I occupies considerable space, along we hud come from Naples? Yes we nations." 'The nation that for­ Something from a lady over at ning. Oa. "You all am lookin' fine. letter arrives? We finally found a with two others. Measurements show th«t the stalk hnd “Ah." he said. "Naples dirty gets God shall be turned into hell." Woodland is lhe sort of tiling we'd Lt., and how's about a letter from female In the service to write to. A citv.'' It had that reputation at History proves that to be true.” like to hear from many others, it you, to the rest of us back here al cousin is a lieutenant in the Nurses' of the nlant Is about 15 feel tall and still going, and the leaves are Corps. Hurray! PHONE 2115 HASTINGS that time And it was not the clean­ Food te a wartime problem. There­ is this—"I have written 187 letters as large as elenhant ears. The folwest place I ever visited. But Rome! fore to insure that all are treated from July 17. 1B42 to July 17, 1M3 Sailor Burton AUerdlng (Friend Quote: If a man does not make Oh* Boy! Is it ever beautiful, and fairly, lhe Govt, has rationed cer­ Sent 34 packages consisting of hard school district! relumed Sunday af­ clean! Wide paved streets, symr- tain foods, and other articles. But candy, soap, wash cloths, cigarettes. ter 0 days home from Great Lakes. new acquaintances as he advances plant will doubtless grow still tall* trlcal buildings made a deep im­ fellow* and girls (and 1 apologize. steel mirrors, films, magazines, Burton, who enlisted when he was through life, he will soon find him- , er as the head develops. The other pression upon my bojrlsh mind. We tor not mentioning the girls more, books, papers and hundreds of clip- 17. has just finished his boot, drain­ visited St Peters Cathedral, went id this letter, the truth is that Ii pings, especially ball games Items. ing and doesn't know what as­ clear up to the top of lhe dome know only one. Lt. Helen McPher-. Shall make every effort to beat my signment ■4111 be waiting for him from which we could look out over wma he get* back- ’What ever It that great city. We were privBoys', other than my own foster eleged to vtelt lhe Vatican, where glnla is now a senior Nurse Cadet son arta daughter. Two thirds of 'cause he likes the Navy and every­ Butterworth, so before long we I was overawed by the paintings in at shall probably be more directly in­ this went overseas I want them thing about It. His brother. Dcnnte lhe magnificent Art Gallery. Also terested in the women of the arm­ kept thinking of Home, and that AUerdlng now in New Guinea, has the Swiss Guards with their medie­ ed forces. Oh. I forgot, our old­ we are working, waiting and pray­ been across over a year. Best of val uniforms and equipment in­ est daughter Ruth is in the Ord­ ing for their safe return." luck to both of you. terested me greatly. It is fortun- nance Dept. But a secretary in 7?iis lady we have been quoting, Leo Lancaster, one of the seven an office In Detroit seems rather who was an army nurse in World and architectural monuments, that far removed from the fighting end. War I. is Mrs. Laura B. Gardiner. Lancaster boys in service was home from Alaska. He returned MondayIt U the Allied armies who art at­ But let them by bungling hold up Her daughter. Lt. Leona D. Smith, sorry we missed you. Leo. tacking rather than the Nazis. supplies from Ute front lines!•» at Fort Des Moines. Iowa Is being Norval Thaytor <Freeport! who I suppose manv of us here at the Wait a minute now where was I? assigned to another post for ad­ reported at Fort Custer Tuesday home are personally Interested in Oh. yes. I eras about to offer you vanced officers training tn the near was home for Sunday to see the the campaigns carried on in Sicily, some extra rations. "It is written, future. Let us know your new ad­ folks and his best girl. Norma Yo­ the Solomons. New Guinea and else dress. Leona. der. who had the day off from her where We have friends nr loved man shall not live by bread alone, Mra. Gardiner's son, gunners Mate ones in these far off places. There'? but by every word that DruceedeU. second class Sidney Engaahl. now job at the Coffee Shop, to du the lit. Lieut. Chuck Struble, who flics out ot the mouth of God." Hence recuperating tn a Miami Hospital town with Norval. these extra rations are essential Home for the weekend was Lewis pafa-troopers and drops them in has really been, 'in there.', The fol­ enemy territory. And Leslie Oak. food, though they arc for the mind lowing is part of a newspaper story Wilkins, son of the Ray Wilkins at a neplu>w of Andrew Oak. who lives and spirit. No. 1 "Jesus said, I am about hU achievement* and experi­ Dowling. At present Lewis' assign­ ment Is touring Miciilgan with the northwest of the City. We salute the Bread of Ute: he that cometh ences:— Army shows. His address is— you. and other fellows who are still to Me shall never hunger: he that Pvt. Lewis Wilkins. AAN, In the home land training for the believeth on Me shall never thirst." The medal of the Legton of Merit, 30415312 big job. Earl Cappon, CpI. Wvman John 8:35 No, 2 "Thou prepnrmt a another medal of the Order of the Clagett, Duane Jarman. Norval. table before me in the presence of Purnle Heart, two presidential ci­ Camp Waterloo Carroll and Kenneth Stamm the mine enemies . . . surely goodness tations. a Paciflc-Aslatlc service bar Gross Lake. Michigan older brothers of Duane who left and mercy shall follow me all the with bronze stars for four ma lor About town u John Barnett, enthis summer, just like the bov days of my life.” Psa. 23:6. star joying "'-‘-J his visit with the home folks. No. 3 “O give thanks unto the naval battles, an honorary gold_----------from your home, they are all grand 2eK and three ar — Ahls — Miree other I| but anxious to receive his orders fellows. Oh. say did you hear this Ooa of Heaven . . . Who glveth food on one on Ueut. Wayne Snyder? Well lo all flesh: for His mercy endur- service bars have all come to Sidney ! from the War Training Service so pigdahl. He wax in 30 Jap bomb- I hell know when he will have to it seems that Lieut. Snyder was eth forever." Psa. 136.25. 26. No. 4. "The wages of sin's death: Inga, in the battle of the Coral Sea.' leave and for where. drilling a company of rookies. He had them marching. And out in but the free gift of God Is eternal the battle off Midway Island, helped ( John. ^who. Incidentally has a (Continued from Page 3. Sec. 2.) front of the Co. the Lieut, was life through Jesus Christ our Lord." land the first U. 6. Marines on stepping it off. walking backwards, Romans 6:23. so he could keep an eye on the No. 5 "To Him give all .the pro­ greenhorns. Well. sir. would you phets witness. that through His believe it. some inconsiderate nit­ Name whosoever believeth in Him wit had left the cover off of a shall receive remission of sins.” manhole. And!**’, yea sire you Acta 10:43 guessed it. The dignified Lieut, No. 6 "Let Him that Is athirst plunked himself right into that coma. And whosoever will, let him hole. A bar of some sort had been take of the water of life freely." left -King aerbM the opening, and Rev. 22:17. riO ACRE FARM 4 miles from City limits, has was the only thing that kept the Come one come all. There Is no surprised Ueut. from ignominious­ shortage of food with God. And 8 room house newly painted, wired, a large base­ ly disappearing completely out of it- is free to "Whosoever wnl." For sight. Lt. Snyder managed to hall ■till more couoons go to the Bible it­ ment barn, basement cemented, newly,painted and about face the company, then self. especially In Uie Gospel of extricate himself from his Infor­ John. God says. "Hearken dili­ hen coop, corn crib ond 12 acres woods, $4000. mal posture. Tills adventure In­ gently unto Me. eat that which to the "unknown" by Lt. Snyder good, and let your soul delight It­ APARTMENT HOUSE close in has 4 apartments. delighted a group of fellow officers self In fatness. . . 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Donfl of Any reviewer ot this volume could WARMANTY DEEDS hazy and never given much dignity -jport report ■cores of outstanding culMinnie B. Matthews to Michael and official achievements by by. scholars of that day—and can tural _ a _ AUerdlng. et al. lot 6. Matthews now rest assured that lhe dispute Schoolcraft, who began Ufa in a New York (jlass factory, the bu&l- hghtful refreanmenia were served ministration issued. fit. Alvidene Ftlghner. proof of uy tne hoeteas. '**— ----- " —-1—publication filed, order allowing claims entered. Anna Van Tyne in Delton mm Mr*. praee story of Hiawatha, put up In grandfather and hl* father. Per- parcel Hastings city. • Van Stream as co-hosteas * Mr. u» bMl Oabom technique ia tho Imps the-significant one item about Floyd Quiver and wife to* Maria publication filed, order ‘ allowing □bdkb fob puiucatiom Kalamuoo Friday morning. * Mr. peak of the literary contribution . Schoolcraft was his marriage to an , 'ngchelaar. Par. Sec. 6. Orangeville' claim* entered, final account filets. Ert. Nellie Dryer. bon*’ of admin­ ofthe book. The section devoted j Indian woman, of hb own practical r»r> to Henry Bowe Schoolcraft, and calibre, one of the reasons, perhaps. O. A. Arnett to Mrs. Maud Acker, istrator filed, letters of administra­ luckily for the reader the bulky : for his subsequent sensations! soe- lob 92 and 93. Arnett's Resort. Mill tion Issued, order limiting settle­ mUi. Wallace Burroughs and daugh- A ir« J»» third, k a history story of early 1 cr*a M the lawmaker counsellor |ake. Johnstown Twp. ment entered, petition for hearing ter. Helen. Mr. and Mrs. Merle of the em- and fnend sevei— _. -----friend of several of — the -great Glenn B.*Blake and wife to Ruth claims Hied, notice to creditors is­ Bradfield and son Jack, called oil >• 100 readers to the literary Michigan, particularly -— aa — the •»— upper — • •»- । tnai.n »w> »v»rv Mi. and Mrs. George Cook and son ptre we know pentaIndian ih tribes. Every nee«nn p«»on who who j Uebler, pareel Middleville vil- sued. t-pUe. Michigan peqpU pretty sU ]a I desires to increase his knowledge of Corp. Jack Cook o< Otsego Frtuav oudf.e fob publication know something of the ex­ Rrhnoirraft's rerlv career is a 1 ear1’’ Mlchlgan-and for that matevening. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Emest Boyce and wife to David Tobis* of Prairieville and Jack uuauu ut **»■ VI uciicivi anH r^rvfnltv thi* Wife, parcel SeC. 21.. Bradtirld spent liic Weekend at i Lewis Schoolcraft was prac,—must read, and carefull), tnl* Assyria Two. U.l.’ Ca*s cu._Bctato.rt cultural wardrobe la given ticalb a^btent governor.u to totOte-. muriumental work by the rersaule. j Charles W. Rove to Elmer H EgelWall lake. * Air. and Mr*. William I Roll and two sons Harold and Al-1 kraut »n<1 P1,r 33 Asthe who sent the youthful geolosrUt and e“V*S1.* ShAU*? Last Week's Letter bert ot Blue Island. HI., spool the I explorer. with the military rank of . •>»* gyria Twp. Mrs. Lydia Bradford has returned __ __ Longfellow captain, on a mission which left . n°LB, , While t^urreim* William Guy Miller and wife to from a two months visit with her weekend artheir larm. * Mrs. Nina ‘ craft alone take tit 31> and ana marks mans renwtelv remotely and IHiawatha in a great- State of Michigan. 80 acres. Sec Boyle and Sophia Spath entertained I Detroit Mav 24. 1820, daughter and other relatives nnd with a birthday dinner Sundav Eovcrv and quotations from various authorities _____ ,_______________________ the.date_of tbe diset------------------J da- cr dncree have been given an added 12. Yankee Springs Twp. friends at Freeport. Long Island. »an cooner A hist re because of thia meticulous henorini’ Mrs. Charles Turner. Gull Rosa Eggleston to State of Mich­ resent many more pagee. In | relopment of Michtab.. 1845-and aaaln ' <nd enriching study of these two igan. 80 aore*. Sec. 19. Rutland Twp. * Rev. and Mrs. Griswold. Mildred lake. Mrs. Mary' Doster. Delton: W of this detail perhaps it should । final exploration In 1845 Vem R Johnson and wife to Hinkley. Patty Adell Mater. Louise Mrs. Stella Barber and daughter. -----------------set down that the book Is Just headed by _Schoolcraft______ -ft-and | page* which i Ktxmsored bv General Casa now I culture, the rest and final bene- Bernard L. Pick and wife. N‘-j loti Showalter. Ula Marie Garllnger and Irene of Rlchliind. whose birthdav* <rf war^ceritoh “ Michigan because of the Roger Warner left Sunday for a are in August, w Joyce Roush spent ’ 202 and 203. Hastings city B* one ww surmise, sun loaves a , secretary or war. r certainty one — of - --------Hl—‘ u-L. in ,’ lnu Introductionand Lewis Harding and wife to D1- week with the Grand Rapids Dis­ her vacation In Grand Rapids with r ■Standard length volume sparkling of the most important. dates *~uv~"—-•* “ *resurrection for ' ----- ’ Henry Rowe ward Hoevenair and wife. Lot 3. trict Methodist Institute at Luke Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacobs and in prtglnal material that b csoectally Michigan Idstory. Following ths. Louise. * Mbs Helen Purnlss re­ Hastings with Mr*. Roy Stutz, a Interesting to students of history j report settlers began to migrate in- I Schoolcraft. a t°*^nR " Harding * Plat. Orangeville Twp igverywherc. but more psfrtlcutarlv , to upper Michigan and the first I generation of American superlative* George E. Walker and wife and turned on Friday from a two weeks’ Mrs . Madeline Norman. Martlvn 1 George E Walker, et al. parrel Mid­ bicycle trip to Mackinac Island. and Earl Towne were dinner guests j lot Michigan. Written ostensibly to । cargo to pass down through the t • • Saturday, she with her mother. Mrs. Sunday at the home of Mr. and j throve that Henry Wadsworth Lang- just completed St. Mary's Canal. EAST DELTON dleville village. Elsie Fundsa left for a visit with Mrs. Fred Long of Nashville, * Mr. KDOW. the distinguished New Eng- i June 18. 1855. was copper. School’Last j»« week** Week’s ratter letter Richard Free and wife to Erls w—. — . j cra{l waj an ntjjan wnt for 20 • .Mr. and Mrs. Vem Towne and Jarman and wife, lot 23/ Pennasscc her stater in Elkton. * MLss Gene­ ... j......... poet. vieve Haffner ha* been visiting her nnd Joyce spent Sunday with Mr. ; NOTICE TO CUDITOBa .. .. diadem of j years, a much more ....... Important of- twin daughters of Plainwell spent Park. Yankee Springs Twp. — .u—---------j— —. 1 Wayne G Frey, et al. to Kenneth parents the past week and has now and Mrs. Ed Keyes ol Assyria Ctn- j than lhe term means._to— our ».._ । Sunday afternoon at Rex u>.< Waters. . literature from the Jewels that I, flee .. gone to Portage Point Inn at Port­ : generation. He not only handled Their son Frank who is co-ptlot and Wilson and wife. Lot 29 Walnut age Lake for one week before re­ ter. * Marilyn Norman spent from :• Henry Rowe Schoalcraft discovTuesday until. Saturday with her Ridge. Johnstown Twp. __ __ _______ __ ______ I the myriad of Indian problem*, is stationed in Washington. D. C. turning to her duties at Detroit. * grandmother In Stiver Cicek A Fred L. Mead, ct ul. to Howard ;•* Superior. claims, etc., but he was actually the | was home the past week on a sick Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hafner have been 'flu-re was a board meeting of the They 1.-had JJust word Oriborn and wife, 14‘. Ac. See entertaining ,hnd therefore 1* not guilty of pla- Washington government for the In- leave. Tiicj' —t received rgrd a grandnephew Jackie Milo Church at the home of Mrs. A |>. Itiarlzing the saga of the "Kalevala'' ■ dlans. making and writing frentie\ । from their son Garner who la in 17. Castleton Twp. Nellie M. Smith to Arthur Rich­ •Chantlcr of Detroit Tor the pas' Henry Germaine Friday evening.* OMCR FOR PUBLICATION >Kn epic of Finnish folk lore. Tire I which were Vitaliy important then 1 New Guinea that he was well and thb. week for a few days visit nnd Seaman 1st CIoa.-, Alfred Zimni-r(Osborn collaboration credits Long- 1 —and -■*-< today—perhans tlu» tup pub- rv t-.x.. rhira,. — and ardson and wife. Lot 2. Blk 7. H. J O. ir K. « Mrs. Lena Durkee Jackie will return with her. * Mrs inuil and wife spent 'niursdav with fellow, himself with having lie service furnished our people In three children. Mr. and Mr*. Gor- Kenflcld's Add., city. R. Warner I* spending the week hl* mother. He had a short fu:Femte Robinson to William J. riven generous credit for the । any comparable period. Schoolcraft dk* Durkee and son of Delton. Clawith her husband at Plymouth and according to this authority, was the rence Payne and family of Hope Plank and wife. 40 Ac. Sec. 23. Irv- Pontiac. Their son Jerry is visit­ lough while hts ship U in for re­ “■ legends and material of “Hia­ pair,. He hnd been on a mission 1 be*t Informed person on the ML«- Center were visitors Sundav evewatha” to Schoolcraft'.', great LaVem Beall and wife to Hard.” ing friends in Lansing and little to Trinndad. iMippi River basin In or nnt of the ning at Stewart Walers. * Mr. and Algtc rcacarrties. Miss Judy K -.pending the wcdt.with Even so. lhe first third of lhe book government, being the first person Mrs. Bob Carpenter and son of Bai- A. Campbvll and wife, lot 24. Pen- Mrs G E Wright. * Mrs. Gertrud? is given over to a high level to discover and chart lhe source of tie Creek and their aunt. Mrs. Rea naxsee Park. Yankee Springs Twp. Montgomery entertained members dlaouslon of this charge of pla­ the Mlsaisalppi. When Chicago was Davis of Colon spent Saturday j Manlius M. Perrett, Jr., and wife giarism and Longfellow couldn’t Just a duster of huts Schoolcraft might with lhe former’s parents, to Ray E. Zimmerman and wife. 40 cottage at Thornapple lake last Sadie Canl to Fcrnlr Robinson On have given himself a more sweep­ predicted that the location would 1 Mr. and Mrs Bert Gaindcr Sunday. ___ When Meat Accidents ing and complete vindication. Ev­ eventually be the site of n great Sunday all attended the Oalnder Ac. Sec. 23. Johnstown T<p. j,,, tl>4t 4, onnr.R for publication Sadie Cane to Fynde Robinson, NASHVILLE Contrary to Lhe general thought ery-review—and there are scores of city which prediction, plus the rea- reunion at Yankee Springs park. * he 4 tlwwrH 4> _________________________ Mr. and Mrs. Andy Louden enter- lot 3. Blk. 12. Lincoln Park Add. most automobile accidents occur on Mr*. Alice Huntand and her j talned the Louden reunion on Sun- Hasting* city. daughter Mrs. Myrton Watrous of dry roads. according to statistics Alter 1st let with sixty clvtv five five* presnrAe. Morri* England and wife to Ra*ty Lansing, have moved into Mr: । day. Aug. which disclose that 71 per cent ot | ent. Relatives were from Battle F. Levan. Par. Sec. 31. Yankee Hunt s jiouse at the corner of Reed the 1940 accidents occurred on dry Creek. Leonidas. Detroit. Kalama­ Spring* Twp and Queen streets in Nashville Walter J Brown and wife to Cla­ Mr*. Watrous* husband is in the roads. zoo. Gull Lake. Mendon. Prairieville, Delton and Richland and Milo. * rence P. Lathrop and wife, lot* I armv and b stationed nt Fort JackRuth Hoffman of Kalamazoo spent and 2. Hasting* city. »on. 8. C * Grace L Wood. Y Irving L. Boyes and wife to Ken­ 3 c In the WAVE* is iionie on furthe weekend at home. She had first received word from her broth­ dall L. Reahm and wife, lot 19. iouRh from Arlington. Vu. Slie ami er Curley that they were hiking Walldorff’s Resort. Hope Twp her mother have made a shoe’ George Enz and wife to Ford K visit in'Nashville. She returned tn from fifteen to twenty miles a dav i on maneuvers. * Miks Mae Wat­ Enz. Par. Sec. 10. Woodland Twp dutv Friday the 20th * Mi.v. Mane George Enz and wife to C.irl G Aver* ha* taken a position in the son and Sister Annabelle and broth­ His life and the lives of er Willie were dinner guests Sun- Enz. 20 Ac, Sec. 9. Woodland Twp Niuhvillr nostofflce Kite has been many others depend up­ Fred Smith and wife to Dayton employed in the Central National dav of their brother Burton and family In Kalamazoo. * Miss Max­ L. Smith and wife. Par. Sec. 35. bank in Battle Creek. * Mrs. Wm. on precision action. He Inc Willison of Clarksville spent last Maple Groi^* Twp. Hecker and daughter Jeanne left Willard H. Landis and wife to Wednesday on a vacation trio tn ; week with her cousins Marie Waters keeps fit and ready for Henry Landis and wife. 2'.- Ac Detroit. Aibunv, Buffalo and Ninand Vera Willison. any emergency by train­ Sec. 24. Woodland Twp. tarn Falls. * Mrs. Edna Green is 1 FU.A8ANT HILL Ernest Hecox and wife Io Roy B n7iw employed in Che office of- lhe I 1 ing ond constant prac­ laist Week’s' Letter Palmerton and wife. Par. Sec. 36. Formers' Co-oix-rntivc Creamerv.' Mis Bert Palmer and Mrs. Paul Castleton Tup. tice. replacing Mir* Marlorle BeLson. * Palmer caned on Richard Palmer Floyd Dryer to Henry J Predurn Captain and Mrs. Carl K. Brown at tlie Percy Jones Hospital In r.nd wife, lots 42 and' 43. Wesley have been spending h few dav* at : Battle Creek. ★ Mrs. Marv WeszeL Andrews Add . city. the Lofdnhl cottage. * Mrs. Greta ! tice. Since you aren't us­ _. ------------------j--------a---few days Birchnel P. Farrell nnd wife to Annetta Flrater of Vertnontvlllo of St. Louis is spending at the homes of her brothers. Ed Ernest T. Erway nnd wife, i’ar will teach Junior Bhth and HLslorv ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ing it as much as usual, bring it in for a REGULAR and Matt Bedford. * Mr.«nd Mrs. Sec. 23. Hastings city. in the Nashvllbt-WAK. Kel'ogr Robert H- Kirschman nnd wife to sciwoi this year/and had the honor 1 Matt Bedford visited N. C. Kraft check-up to keep it ready for use at any time. of Charlotte Thursday and found Erwin B Amsden nnd wit- lot* 15 ot receiving n/ degree of Bachelor I । him feeling a little better from his 16 nnd 17. Fine Lake Park. Johns­ of Science Irtm Western Michigan. I 1 town Twp. August 20th. * Mr. and Mrs. Eston . YOU MAY NEED YOUR CAR FOR EMERGENCY Oeoige F Miller and wife to Wil­ Everett ;and two children of Warfined to hi* bed * Sunday after­ noon callers at Bert Palmer’s were liam Guy Miller and wile. 51 Ac nervllle/ were recent callers at the , ACTION. LTT US KttF IT READY. Mr. and Mrs. Keith LechleitnFr .of Sec..r.!r&pe Twp home tft Mr. and Mrs. Gall Lykins.' Delton and Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert MugWilhelmina'Overstreet, et al. to * Mrx G E. Wright h visiting for I rldge and son of Middleville. * Miss Lejltcr G. SeveneF-and wife. Par at a few dava in Evart. Her husband, 1 Alice Williams is .<)x*nding the week the isle Rev. G. E. Wright, was r. '• Buy U. S. Bonds and Stamps at Gull lake. * Miss Hazel Camp­ Robert C Ford and. wife to Cap­ -former pastor there. * Mrs. Jesse . bell of Chicago came home Satur­ pie Potter and wile. krt- ol. FottrT Garlinger 1* visiting in Clare. She . day evening and with her parents point. Pine lake, also poretlrord s and Mrs. G. E. Wright travelled . and brother. Emmelte. attended the Point, Prairieville Twp north together. * Aug. 24 is the fit- ' Campbell reunion at Johnson Park. Harold Charles Haskins to Ber- tielh wedding anniversary of Mr. 1 Grand Rapids Sunday. About 40 lus H. Mugridge and wife. 4 Ac and Mrs. E. B. Townsend. Their Milk is more than a beverage; it is nourishing food were present * Mis» Arlene Wil­ Sec. 22, Thomapple Twp. many friends wish for them manv | Phone 2240 Hostings, Mich. that will give added goodness to your moals. The liams cared for little Jerry Miller w ...... O... Schulze and wile tovChas. . . Earl -----------------------w more vears of happiness. * Mrs. near Hastings the last week whlleX a Rhodes and wife. Par. A. Cora Reynolds en’ertalned Sundav | same vitamins that build strong tbeth and bancs for his uarentn were nt work in Battle Phillip® 2nd Add.. Nashville. Aim 22. for her mothers ninetieth i Creek. Jessie V. Covert, ct al. to Leon birthdav Mis. VanNocker Is vorv I your children will help supply the energy you need to Douglas Nicholson and wife. Pur. active for one of her years. The | carry an your war activities, defense work, and mis­ guesu. from out of town were Mr. j Sec 15. Woodland Twp Clayton G. Hinckley nnd wife to and Mrs. W. E. Warner of Elk- | cellaneous duties that make your days so full. Servo Guy C. Keller and wife. 80 Ac. Sec. hart. Mr. anil Mrs. E. E. VanNocker. I it with every meal. 13, Hastings Twp. Mr. nnd Mrs D D. Fowler. Mr and Charles B. Mackinder and wife to Mis Walter yonN'Xkcr and dnusji- . Robert B. Mnckinaer and wife, iw ter Janet of Laiuuu; and Mt. .<t. 1 Ac. .See. 26.. Baltimore Twp. Quit Claim Deeds L R. Barger of Detroit. * Rev. anti United States ot America to Oh- Mrs. C. C. Gibson and son Robert I and Earl Fclghner of Detroit have been Visiting at the Edd Felghnei 1 Henry Rowe«and wife to Maryann home. * Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Evert:, of Downers Grove, ill., are spend­ Freeport village Ing a week’s vacation with his par­ HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. ent:., Mr and Mr?. Floyd Everts | PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. S. Evans and wife, lots 12 and 13. * Miss Beverly -Lvnn b spending | Hardendorff Add. Nashville. a month in Battle Creek vidtmg 1 order for publication Joseph S. Evans and wife to relatives. * Mrs. Lila Ochampamth Thomas Beard and wife, lots 12 and and daughter Jane of Grand Rap­ 13. Hardendorff Add . Nashville. .— id* -----------------are visiting ------Mrs. Ocamnaiuth* , .. BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Harry Walldorf! and wife to Irv- I1 .l.tnr sister. Xt. Mr;.. XX-... Wm. el....... Shupp. *' There Ing L. Boyes and wife. Par. Ixrt 19. I were over fifty in attendance at Walldorff's Resort, Hope Twp. (he-annual meeting ol the NashWilliam T. Barry and wife to ville Co-Oi>erativc Elevator A&soMaric Barry. 40 Ac. Sec. 14. Carl- • elation which was held List Tlmrv.. _— daj- evening. Aug. 19. in the Ma Ida iMdelman to Dorothy L. Shcl- I sonic Temple. Amos Wenger. Freel 1 Garlinger. Ernest Gray were elect| cd as officers to succeed themselves. Dorothy L. Sheldon to Ida M. Fred Unities resigned his office and Bidelmun. ct al. 20 Ac Sec. II. | Elmer Bivens wxs elected in his Maple Grove Twp. | place. The Knapp family fuml-hDaniel Shay to Mary Shay. Par > ed a rood entertainment * Mrs. , Daisy Townsend b entertaining Mm .Hastings city. Probate Court ESt^Melfcia Roe. final account cottage. * Guy Howell ol Muncie. filed, order allowing account en­ Ind.. h?s been visiting hU parents. tered. discharge ol administrator is­ Mr. and Mrs, Ransom Howell * sued. estate enrolled. _EsL Mary A-Fuller. prooLtd. iiuth ViUlfd..sixteen younp —?pli» at ■, Ilea tlon fHca. order allowing ac­ com roast Wednesday evening, count entered honoring theig. guest. Richard PuiR-t. Sarah A. Tinkler, proof of chis of Detroit *■ publication filed, order assigning residue. MILO EsL Gladeon W. Briggs waiver of Mrs. Emilv Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs. notice filed, order assigning residues Merle Bradfield were in Hastings entered, discharge of administratrix Wednesday * The W S. C. S was issued. estate enrolled. held nt the home of Mrs. Charles Est. Robert H. Billingsley, petition McNulty. Cressey Thursday after­ for amending order assigning re*i- noon. There were guesft from Gull due and determination of heir*, lake. Richland and Drgon. After filed, order for publication entered. the business meeting the program How hopeUssly impcxalUc U lota] NASHVILLE L E G A L 5 EVER HEAR OF A COMMANDO WHO WASN'T IN TRIM! WHEN YOU PLAN GOOD MEALS Don't Forget MILK! ANDRUS SERVICE Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! IGHLANDS GRADE A MILK 13 HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phoue 2651 When your long distance operator says PLEASE C93D Hastingg t^£HRES...SAVE GAS...SAVE ON UPKEEP CALL TO 5 MINUTES STUDfBAKK THERE’S A GOOD REASON WHY! She knows that the line is heavily loaded and that other calls are waiting. By meeting her request, you help the service for evenbody, including yourself. ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PERSONAL LOANS STUDEBAKER ture ond security. Thera’s no excess bulk In <i Studebaker to overload Its tires! ★ This freedom from overload conserves gaso­ —to both men ond women, on just your own signa- line, too! it High qual’ty materials and craftsmanship Cosh advanced up to $300.”00. prlco for a used Studebaker Champion, Com­ Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. mander or President should you with to sell It! MICHIGAN SILL TSURHONI COMPANY CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION ion, W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. Hastings National bank bldg. phone 2122 GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE HASTINGS PHONE 2101 �THE HASTTNfcq BANXIB, TMCTttPAY, AUGUST 28, 1111 r live north of the Wood school. Rog- ; in Kula Gulf for It was usiful tn mixed up with the O>X? In this relatives home and buy our fuml- ! diet* Borne of lhe fellow* go tliere | • sr. who te a Cpl. has been In Inaia : freeing several ot the life rafts on Instance, our visibility is Zero and ture and mU It to tiiem if we de- m preference tb Chattanooga. I Ito organiMttan to. I suppose. somaover a year. He lust wrote home which many men were saved. you don't have to tell ua what that . dWr'' t «»o » >eil in Oballanooxa ..... , 1 1.— „ not to..._ ’. hope useI, it in similar , mean*, became Ik.* that's what we're that they had.■ Ice -------cream and pea­ nuts one dav that made him so manner before It* return to tlb, 1— 1, •«» .IhlUl ’•«» A. * ol. from FT. Oglethorpe. Bom* (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1) >homesick It almost spoiled the thrill generous owner, but will carryr If , Congratulation* Don Whirl* — were married recently. Sties a i««d ' Just heard th* official report, from blond, very attractive. Intelligent, f th WAC8 ar. iteelf friendly way about him that we like, of this special treat -Rog* finished I Major General Prichard command­ popular. 19 yr*, young well man- Bnd rthir. w-e Tolng tog“t outal tools and any extensive repair* are which his students must like and Freeport high in "38 and bls ad- of It more than I. ,T^^. *ooa *,U the flrst^wwtunlt? f tAe lt th?v dona by a Service Group. A Sarvtoa Ing the 14th jA. D. at Camp ChafMany thanks to you. Group has two S*rvk« Squadrons cated, stubborn, ready to go "all i I?,, ‘ Yours truly. ,—. «--------------Cpl. R Leyendecker, 36189427 ant where he ha* taught flying for each of which are supposed to serv­ out " to make a so of It and In tore Albert M. Home. Lt. M.C.; rent Officer which te*a fine promoA P O. 883 some time under the Navy jurisdic­ Mrt of th ln ice four Squadron* of airplanes and c/o Fleet Post office tlon Don. but still more Important very much with her future husband. | * •k Postmaster, New York City, lember. I'm not Just sure though. I are located about four hours drive eryone should tion. He Instruct* student* who San Francfaco. California j -how's lhe baby? Why not write I guess that I couldn't ask for more.1i. haven't been keeping up with thing* from the Service Center. There are have finished their basic training Much aa I hate to tot go of It. > Lorraine Walters write*— us a note about your young o(f' too well lately. and are . ready for lheir primary Don ha* been in service over a year four Mobile Repair Units with tools think th* Air IH enclose a proof that she gave I Thte te sure different from Camp , spring We re glad to head about | Thank* for the Home Front Lel­ and equipment to do any work soft and cosy schooling. John likes his job which also. Hte addreM te— the baby's "pair" but we'd also be me which was enlarged later. It ‘ Blit. Donald leyendecker. 36198040 Barkelev. is "radically like being In the army practical to do in lhe field. At th* 112th Blsnal Radio Intelligence Plenty of trees, in fact our Bar­ glad to hear about the baby. that way. or Navy, except perhaps for Rev*ena n usex as I Keep n in my wai, , ” ..7 ' , . " * < Co.. Howdy. Rum Laub*ugh. We prac­ let and it's sort of got used to It. of; 1 noUced Lt Russell Laubsuigh's. Service Center are Instrument and racks set right in them. And we llle. but there's that old alarm clock Machine Shops m well as an as­ Camp Crowder, Mo. have cold water to drink for a tically fell out of our chair with I/s not the nattering type of snap- J, ^4ew. h* which is Just an Individual venion ,n for sortment of parte. Those repair and it look* like U about thl* overseas of the umf thing so there Isn't ao You boys have a kid brother, Wayne change Sure does taste like good excitement thl* morning when we shot but It te rather revealing ao „ ,ew shops are mounted on huge traitor* read an account In the Aux 26tli that's bmt anyway much difference after all. John had too haven't you. that will soon go old Michigan water. and items about the nyers in tne and the whole outfit can be moved I'm still classified as clerk and Free Pre** of the experiences of some of the fellows who finished back Ui school again Bet Wayne start shooting our carbli Dick doesn't kn^w about It so I I*Per,.but ’’’T th* in a very short time. their pre-flight in Ohio with Joni! keeps you fellows posted on who's graduated last week and expect to one of the fortresses over Europe guess that you had better let him «««nd personnel of,the Air Force* Besides the Service Squadrons (Continued on Pag* guesa that you had better let hl... be Disced in the hospital this week. And goUvs. there was your name— Isen ha th which added another Has­ doing what In Freeport high. iLv been cold here the last few thev had vou from Lansing but we in on It and tell him to write. I've I Another family twosome in uni­ tingsite to their acquaintcnees. had so many things on my mind know that was because your folk* . U. and Mn. Arland Martin from form are brothers Bill and Ken nights and I sure appreciate that. in the past weeks that I have over| have moved over there. We knew Bill's new address te— Atlantic City were home for eight Dunlap. a. good manv things. In faet J, Cpl. William E Dunlap you oeionxeo belonged here. nere. Take i*xe care of oi ,looked , days Mn. M. wa* the former Bea­ vourself Rum—Good luck—here'* I iT f°riot tn to Jar. sign the pay-roll last 448th Q. M. Bist trice Tuckerman and she has tales ' month. So you can see how much 55th A. D. G.z Pvt. Lorraine J. Walters. 36462599 the story— to tell about starting house keeping , the army training la helping — me. Bl WALTER CRONKITE I “ “ Robin* Field, Ga. 217 Gen. Hospital Bks. SOU with all kinds of pointe—ration Thing* are about the same here— Ft Leonard Wood. Mo United Pres* Correspondent pointe. One time site u*cd so many Understand it's a HUle warm down made Sgt. last month and I look a . Part of a letter from Ruth Rob­ LONDON. Aug. 22—American Air lot of headaches with it. Set* get • pointe for ralr.ins ^he couldn't eel there Bill. Did you notice last week anything else to go with ’em., and we had you headed for Camp son that you -.11 be .nterested in Force men who made the first Fly­ plenty of work around here with no j ing Fortress shuttle attack between even newlywed* need mere than Wheeler— Oh well. Just I lie good "I have been pleased over some Britain and North Africa returned answer* expected. lose and ratelns to keep going. Bea­ old Army game, one guess te a* We are going to try to come up trice has learned how to manage, good as another and there's no of tne responses from my Home­ to home bases today to describe a north on my furlough in Sept, if I Front letter that was tn the Ban­ "man-made hell" through which point Dy point, the proof of that harm in guessing. ner. Had a grand letter from a boy they fought for hundred* bf miles can get It. and if we can possibly fact Is the look of well being of both get to Rulings you know that we ■ James Barnum. i think from lhe from lhe Dutch coast to the Bren­ Kenneth Ray Dunlap F 2/c Beatrice and Ute Lt. will be over to sec you. I think that | FIJI*. He te with Herman Bessmer. ner Pass over the Aloe. US.NR Lil do Receiving Ship. Arriving home Aug. 17th for a you would like her and really get He and Herman read the letter, Div. I Sec. I Room 262 The Fortress crews bombed a big a kick out of her drawl. <Altho I 13-day furlough was Melvin Scobey with one or two other of our boys. aircraft factory at Regensburg. Long Beach. Long Island. N Y. wtae new address te— Kenneth write* that he keeps This boy wrote such a grand letter Germany, so miles southeast of wouldn't advise any comment to Pvt Melvin O. Scobey looking for someone from home but —he started and told about his trip Nurnberg. Tuesday and flew on to her about it). I doubt that we will | 900 Q.M.C. Det . Base Hdq*. Sqd. so far not one tn sight. get to Hasting* but we wfli try. I from New York through the Pana­ Africa. Some of the men returned SI rot hers Field Will you call Esther and tell her i Good luck |o all you broUiers and ma Canal to Australia, on to New home today as passengers of the Winfield. Kansas. have you heard this one.—It's kinda Caledonia. a>d then <gi to where Air Transport Command, wearing about it?. I have written to Paul । Birthday—Oct. 14th. and he probably wrote to her but hard .for my brother to get used to he now ,te. He was with the first uniforms and showing off you might check just In case. She’ll Melvin's Job Is truck driver In the army life. His latest card read: contingent of our boys who landed tropical Quartermasters Detachment which ' Having % good lime. Wish you were In Australia and he thought those Arabian knives, and told of the skin me for not writing, but you know how It to—cxn't do everything transports supplies for the Army here— instead " people down under were Just exact­ grim fight they had survived. No estimate was yet available of Air Force* to the various fields He Good going Lewis Kenfleld. who ly like our own people He wrote lhe number of enemy planes de­ a Whenever the going here at home seems planes and bombs pouring in a mighty either. (I'm ju»t no good!. expects to be shipped across as soon Is now Staff Sgt at Minter* Field. page after page telling all about stroyed. but the toll wa* a big one too tough, we think of the front-lint torrent over America's rails . . . from hl* life down there. Then, I had a Well, muat clone and get to work, as he gets back. He'd like to hear Calif. How did we know? Well, a fight which lasted for nearly have a pile of it on lhe desk—iso from some of the other fellows In there's a certain you gal at Reeds message from a boy In Alaska say­ in railroaders ... the men who keep supplies thousands of roaring warplants to thou­ four hours, and the Fortress wolf let's hear from you all and take service that he knows and from the that we keep in touch with so we ing that he had read my letter in pack, commanded by First Lieut moving up to the fighters in the battle zones. sands of waiting ships ... to make sure the Banner. It te all an Interesting care of yourselves. home folks too. he says. We have to automatically _______ .. keep —,. in .. touch with Robert H. Wolff, claimed eight en­ circle, isn't It?" X Love. tell you this Melvin even If the fel- you. If you follow us. that these fighting men have Mere tkwv emy fighter planes. K Bombs rip the tracks from under their low* rib you about It. but one of | Wont 'from ------ — , Borne estimated thattheir planes enough to bury Axis aggression beneath wheats. Enemy plari^s-tnachinc-gun them Congratulations to Ed (Edward ng ladles about town who , Marion Becker F L'C PS. Almost forgot—her name is Dajiiel) Fisher son of the Walter were attacked up to 100 times bv Peggy Lera Walters ■: Fleet pootoffice saw you thought you looked exactly [| an overwhelming weight of armor from cab to caboose. Yet somehoiv, by enemy fighters from the time they Fishers at Woodland, who has just San Francisco. ~ Calif. like that handsome fellow who -----Sgt. J. Rearlck. 16043972 and firepower! crossed the Dutch coast on their sheer guts and fighting heart, they get the graduated from the Engineer Offi ­ played In the movie the other night, says. "171 try nnd write that letter 423rd T.EJ’.TS. C.A.A.P. 600-miles flight to Regensburg to She had forgotten hi* name, but I promised soon.'* Sam. O.K. fellow cer Candidate School at Fort Bel­ Columbus. Mississippi And we can't ride with those fighting Army supply trains through. the lime they crossed the Brenner voir. Va. and 1a now second Lt. you were 'usl like him. and brother, well be looking for it. smooth sailPaw on the 800mile Regensburg to railroaders in the cabs of their Army . in the Corps of Engineers of the from tne irom the way one site said saia n. it. wrjfiner whether in« Ing io to you. you Some of them worked with us on the August 3. 1943 ..... 1........ you know >■It ... or not. you've ..... got' 1 To Ilnw.i Howard SlielllnRton (Ryan United States Army. How about a Africa stretch. Mrs. Lizzie Cairns . engines. But we can promise them that Opposition in Italy, compared to Central, before they traded their overalls letter from you. Lt. 7 somethin' there! ‘ School Dtel »—they tell us your with R. 1 that tn Germany, was like dodging no job will be too big, no working hours Here's a poem that Cpl. Jack Dot I)a»h News V . • . — ; the Air Corps at— for uniforms. And a lot more of us would Hastings. Michigan Lewis wrote to his grandparents, out of Flftlt Ave.. trafRc In New- Dear Mother. Nice going to Ernie Burr wlio te • .C-A A_T.C C. too long, no sacrifice too great... if like to be over there with them. York and going into the public nCpfcPEr.mt’ bS^WMs” । • K and tell u. about the Dan Lewis', lhe other day— Well, a» you are two up on me I library’, one crew man Mid. what we do will shorten the war as much * When I’m decrepit and mellow But we know that we’ve got onr railroading The Southern Queen wa* hit bv had better get busy ond write vou A wiilte bearded old fellow as a single day. Class 3 Flight 10 23 T.F.F. j }vou ‘hair like machine-gun bullets In the bomb a letter. It has been hot and rainy job to do too . . . bthind the lines. With grandchildren crowding at Port i^utan Colo —“lll oldn t you have red hair like here. too. In fact, we are getting bay and a bomb was set afire. For they are more than holding up their We can't hear the big guns blasting back Staff Sergt. Dominic Casamaa- somewhat of an Ide* what it Is •Hello'. Glenn Campbell al Camp too? * ~ All asking for a story end of the greatest supply line on earth. sinas. of Jersey City.' radio operator, like in the South Sea jungles, only Phllllto, Kans, and Clarence Camp- | Hcre-# B Mlf explanatory letter About my great feats of glory here. But we can itt thousands of freight It Isn’t quite so much so. Orders bell who te with ttie Air Corp* at vouni interested to readAnd if they can do it over there, we can In this war that's making such threw out the*bumlng bomb at risk came from headquarters that the trains thundering across the country day of hte life just before the plane .Tunlnr College Collwr* Bldg.. Hlrle Grand (Irann RanRin- ;। Aug 2. 1943 Junior history....... whole Group had to live In tents keep on doing it here! ' ■ reached Its target. Ids. <Clarence has been lucky to be Mr Earl Baum and night . . . packed to the couplings Oh. how shall I explain One-third of the way across the like we would In the field. So, now near home but’ he expects to be Box 71 Oh. how shall I refrain with fighting equipment. .. carrying our tents are pitched In the woods transferred any day.i We saw pic­ Delton. Mich. From telling them lhe truthful Mediterranean a bullet which had on the side of a small mountain TM 125^00 KAIIIOAD MfN AND WOMEN Of TW i been embedded In an oxygen bot­ titnblt the loads they carried before . . . tures of you fellows that were great. Dear Mr Baum: situation? ridge. The rifle range to below in A uniform gives a fellow a certain Ycur trusty and zealously sharp­ That their Grandad was no ranger tle set another oxygen bottle afire. the valley between two ridges. The racing against time. Morrill and hte po-pllot. Secono pride and confidence--we could see ened sheath knife was handed to No commando In grave danger, cooks do their work In a tent and it in your face These two brothers me by Lt. Daynes several months But a Jerk who blew a trumpet for Lieut. Russell Lambaugh. of Lan­ the mess hall roof Is the sky. We can't go into battle with the two ding. Mich., called the crew to the grew up over Isrey way and if you I ago My answer has been slow In its hte nation. I was in a eoldbrtck job today*, million soldiers we help transport each notice that proud look of Scott formation, but the story to a fas­ Greetings. Lt. DeForrest Walton, front of the plane preparatory to the trash detail. I helped pick uo Campbell who works al the hospital, cinating one. month. But we can back them up. We can Jr. we understand you've been bailing out. but the fire was put out. all the trash in the various trash ovr OFAMr/ucSf ll’.i because he's their Dad. The Strong was my ship at the 'zooming* around a bit these past cans and dumped them en a truck keep guns and shells, tanks and jeeps, Letter* JU UMfTID FORFKTCny/ Two other brothers In service are time your knife arrived. Fortunate­ few months—then came word that Northern Sicily and away we wejit to the city damn Don and Roger Leyendecker who ly. I hod It the night she was sunk you'd soon arrive in the east and at Dalton which is about the size ot off dashed Shirley, (who fa. un­ Dear Folks: Well. I can finally write again, Hastings. Lota of girls and no solqualified. both a lovely beauty and a charmer) to meet you. Warts also get some mall over here, only Shirley—then the phone rings; It's I didn’t receive the Banner nor a you. Junior. Inviting Mrs. Walton box. How do you like my Italian for dinner You arrive in whites; an Ink?/ We are living in building* for a orchid for Shirley, who looks like a dream and so you spend the next chanr? and sleeping on cots (Hal­ few days to-gether before you 'take lam. I guess this usedvto be asnSave lime and money. Easy—beautiful offleers club or quarters, anyway it off' again. What an exciting, thrilling life te a real nice place. I cant tell you tains 40 Curlers, Shampoo, Wave Set. It fa. but we know that you would where nor when I landed or where Complete with simple directions. Charma* soon do with less adventure and I am. I can’t remember any of tiw fewer hazard*, in exchange for towns that we have taken, they are quieter days when your lives will be too hard to pronounce anyway. JUKI LAHO your own to live In the way you x I went to town yesterday and got MACHINES. S*fe for children s, natural —— choose. It te for Dim* days to come a shave and haircut for 10c. It was or dyed hsir Money back if not pleased. ‘al1 '• •"•‘".'"I that vou are staking your all. to­ a real good job. too. a kid 11 or 12 day. We hope this happy objective years old Ls one of the barbers. Hr for you. and all men tn service, may sure can throw a straight razor soon be achieved. Blue skies to you. around REXALL STORE It seems good to live In a house Lt., and off the record—what does. HASTINGS PHONE 2131 I "ceiling-zero " mean, or are we again. W> have been sleeping where and when we could with no blanket. We travel fast and light. I received letters from quite * number of peo­ ple but I cannot write to them now I hope you don't worry about me too much, although I did have u few close calls. When we took the towns over, everybody lined the streets, cheered MICHIGAN HASTINCS and clapped their hands and yelled "Viva Americanos" and gave us bread and wine. They really treat you grand. One night my buddle and I went out to look at some houses when some civilians came along and took us to one of their vino (wine* cellars where there were large barrels of it all over. We talked with them, but they couldn't understand us, nor could we tiiem. but we got along anyway. It took my mind off things for a while, 100 bu. corn 100 bu. oats. only when we got back to where our company was. they had gone, no Around 30 ton good mixed hay there we were in the middle of no man's land with nothing but a .45 revolver each, not kxowlng which direction to move to and didn't care too much. However, in a short lime we did find our company John Deere model D tractor in very good shape, John again. Believe it or not. combat Is a Deere 2 bottom 13 inch plow, 8 foot double disc nearly vacation compared to the hard training we received in North Afri­ new, Oliver double cultipacker, 3 sec. drag, 2 sac. ca. I got a Swiss watch for Phyllis spike drag, good side delivery rake, dump rataf, 6 ft. It's vere small. When I get back I cut McCormick mower, 99 Oliver plow, McCormick would like to have it put In a gold case with July 10. 1943 engraved oa corn binder, John Kemp manure spreader, doubio IL I've been thinking I would like cultivator, 5 tooth cultivator, Mt sleighs, Farmers fa­ to buy the house at the end of the street. It might not be a good idea. vorite hoe drill, Keystone single drum loader, Harri­ You see. when I get out of here. T. want to be close to home. A lot of son wagon and flat rack, wagon and new wheels, things go through your mind when double box, Mt of iron wheels 4 inch tires fits 314 x you arc in combat. I sure hope I get a box soon, and e 10 wagon, iron truck mounted with 6 horM the Banner, too. I can't think of * gine, 12 inch friction pulley, stover duplex fo4 any more now so will close and ro to sleep. These beds ar* the first er No. 10, 1500 lb. platform scales, com si— since we left the States. Send me cutters, large cauldron kettle, fanning mill, PrimroM some candy, we get very little here. cream separator, four 10-gal. one 8-gal. milk cans, Lota of love. Pvt. Jr. M. Wellfare. 36407874 set hay slings, Kalamazoo heating stove, fuel oil tank, A .P.O. 3. c/o Postmaster set nearly new doubio work harness, odd hemees, 3 ON THE-HOME FRONT Out II* OUM*. HT/w I Uta. thought occur on statistics cent ot 1 on dry New York Central (it Home Ho fJl \CHMM 7180 KVRL od ho tor is- K r £• AUCTION SALE SX!?2r.HHT’^ffr?'aTV1 On account of ill health I will dispose of the personal property at Public Auction at the farm located 7 miles south of Hastings or H miles south of Hendershott school house and j mile west or 4j miles northwest of Dowling on STEBBINS & JACOBS TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1943 TAYLOR'S SHOE WORE VJ1 Starting at 1 o'clock I offer the following HORSES " Block more, 6 yrs. old, wgt. 1600 lbs. Block mare, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 lbs. This team is sound and1 good workers and have had a double vacination for sleep­ ing sickness. Black horse, wgt. 1250 \ Vital Message Shoe Rave- Tshoe Rational Sho , , OATS FARM MACHINERY COWS Holstein cow, 8 yrs. old, pasture bred 2 Jersey and Guernsey cows, 7 yrs. old, pasture bred Durham and Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, pasture bred Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old, pasture bred Jersey cow, 5 yrs old, due in October Spotted heifer, 2 yu. old, posture bred Guernsey cow, 12 yrs. old, pasture bred Guernsey cow, 12 yrs. old, pasture bred 4 good heifer calves from 3 to 5 mos. old SHEEP Thursday noon. July 29. 1943 EA A * E R HENS 20 Rhode Island hens °/ •at Mrs Ernest Kenyon Michigan Ave. Hastings. Michigan Mv dear Mra. Kenyon and Kids. I'd feel that I had let you down if I didn't Inform you of lhe fact that I'm being married this Sunday eve­ ning. so altho you will receive this too late to think of me, I will know that you’ll know it In the near fu­ ture.-Can't leave you guy* out on a deal like thl*. She's a very nice young lady, (strictly southern) living In Aber­ deen. Mtea., where we Intend to start out. Our final arangements for quarter* haven't been decided as yet but we have several way* of working it out and they are all good. We can buy a home and pay for It in the form or rent, rent a 26 Shrop ewes 14 lambs Registered Oxford Ram, 1 yr. old collars 20-21 and 22 inch, forits, shovels, hoee and EVERYTHING GOES NO BY II DOING TERMS OF SALE: CASH, NO GOODS TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. CHAS. VAN VRANKEN, Prop DEWEY REED, Auctioneer JOHN H. BIRMAN, �THIS IS PART OF YOUR PAY CHECK ■ ■* SEE THAT GI A? It’s making things plenty hot for the Axis. Know where that gun came from? From the pay checks and pay envelopes of people like you. 'It was bought with the money you lent your Government in regular installments from vour pay. But hold on now— * Maybe this isn’t your gun at all. Maybe you haven’t been lending the Government a regular amount from your pay. • . - J - . . - Maybe you haven’t beeiYsetting aside at least 10 percent of your salary, and more if you can, for War Bonds! There are still some people around who aren’t . . .not many—but it’s just possible that you're one of them. If you arc, we’re sure it’s not for want of patriotism, but because you just haven't quite got around to it. Tell yburjboss or shop representative today that you want to help win the war by joining the Pay-Roll Savings Plan. Tell him you want to save at least 10 percent of every pay check by putting it into War Bonds. You can’t make a better investment— You’ll be buying the weapons that insure a , future of freedom, peace, and plenty! , . You’ll be getting back $4 for every $3 you save when the bonds mature. Makes sense, doesn’t it? .THEN—START TODAY! YOU'VE DONE YOUR BIT—NOW DO YOUR BEST! WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSENS B. A. LyBARKER BONNEJ&GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J.C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON HASTINGS ICE & FUEL ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG _■ STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS COFFEESHOP HOTEL HASTINGS TAYLOR SHOE STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCI­ ATE STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK ANDRUS SERVICE MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 STORE BAIRD'S STORE THE HASTINGS BANNER MILLER REAL ESTATE CASITE CORP. VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE E. W. BLISS CO. INT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL HOME �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, AUGUST M. IMS ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ■o tar uia l«U, I rnen. us. There to always green grata, OXDIR FOR PUBLWAT10N HTATR OP MICHIGAN, IN THE ORtrs and a card. Quite a Jack- would think it would be Ideal for Cl’IT COURT FOR T»r. COUNTY OF lhe last two weeks we IiAre very little ikep. When We tel that Marte has i » m irom ~ i MerrtM Bo| Jr „ tar Uta ff -----------— Won’t catch as la .. _ , L-li UHL IteteUa.l No I night, it 1 om get up here. bat (Continued from Page 3. Sec. 2 ) today—«xtM owuioi fur ligation Had a fins Mnner c— catch one Hille minnm -- ------- err— beef with maahad potatoes and getting anxious to try mine out. A Qto QUt envy, first tn a tong while: Am eat­ sen ice Group isnl supoeed to fight to gel some sleep It was the same ing in a different Mew oftcQAivc actions, but In case we when we came back. The second day that I am going to aehool. have to. we fight Uke all gal out. we were back I had K.P. The next day I went on guard and the next, Well, window. Ordinarily our worst danger will be a coal detail. 'Aen I had to start Yours. bombing raids, ao we practice dig­ Duane ging foxholes. I used to wonder Just getting tny leep ready for yester- (huts) to live tn and have a bath PFC Lyman D. Hunt. 36463566 •hat a foxhole was. Well. I found dgn inspection which wa* called 633 TAS, Flight C-2 out. Il to a hole deep enough at one off on account of rain. Thursday Anny Air Force Technical ' end ao it ia about eye level and at night X worked until ten getting ft 34 Mun a day and 366 days a year. ini Command the other end II has a step ao as ready to painu The next night we We have all we want te eet, but I Gulfport Field. MtealMippI to step up on to shoot out of. You finished getting our trucks painted wish the Anny would lei the Civil­ »nd we had to put on the finish­ ians hwe the Ram. Lamb. Sheep Duane's birthday te March 39. also sit on the step with your head between your knees (hiring a bomb­ ing touches and jt was two in the and Multon. Weil. I jursi this lx enough writ­ ing raid or tank attack. It te. of morning before we were through I course, camouflaged ao lhe enemv went on guard ytaetrday ana did ing for the very little I have aaid. Alfred Williams. F J c Tell Bobby and Benny I aaid cannot readily see it. It te about the not get to-fteep until alter two this best position known of and reduces morning I 'have number one post "Hello." Also Mr. and Mrx Kenyon U. 8. Naval Train School Yow Friend. the number of casualties from HFt this time. All you have to do te sit Wahpeton. N. Dakota. Ralph when wllhpul any cover to "v at here and keep wstch of things In Birthday-Jan lAUr T/8*t. Ralph T. DeMott. 20037562 !•». Handy if uncomfortable. It in the guard house. That te how come A.PG 944 c/o Postmaster hard soil a tank will go right over I have time to write this letter. Pvt. Eugene Flanders Seattle, Washington Never did find out yet who took It and not know it. 313th RCN P.T.R. 8qdn. I'm glad things seem to be mov­ my sixty dollars while out to the Perry A-A.P. ing nlong at home All reports seem range Would like to though, f Perry. Florida July 30. 1643 When you sec Forrest tell him I Un. Claude D. Hunt* ito indicate good crops this year Birthday -Dec 30 --------------- * • * ' Well. 1 hope I can find one envelope would Uke to have had him with me ... , Out #3 BANNER WANT ADS PAY that -isn't stuck down and 111 mail “ ' I «*«« Hasten*.. Michigan Cadet Ronald McKlbbin. 36456688 all over with mj jy Jeep. I bet he Dear Folks tills letter. ------ . 8.U. — ORDER FOR PUBLICATION 3324 —A.8.T.U. Weli o,. I forgot to say that any work a would get a big kick out of riding Wall, the flrl first, dr day ot my school- I Browne Hail—Room 307 Service Group couldn't handle te In one. A leap Isn't such a hard Ing Once a man twice a child, jw I Westminister College shipped back to a more or leas per­ riding car aa people think. You back to school far me. Well. I'm New Wilmington. Pennsylvania manent Repair Depot from which a sure I'm going to like It—will >• Service Group also gets Ils supplies lota of hard work, but sure am glad Pvt Richard Bowman Il's getting dark so Ill sign off There te something else that , *for “ **■* the chance. " It'a ~ much finer A.8.N. 36456223 now. seems funny to see in a big place school than I expected, the type of PFC Emerson 8. Cairns like New York and that te lhe training we are to get te for trans­ 460 Ser. Sqd.. 50th Ser. Grp. mourned police They ride Itorses up . port and cargo ships They are all 1 EIU*twlk University of Tllinola c o Postmaster nnd down the streets of the large types. The motors used Champaign. HL Ringgold. Georgia Weli. I saw a regiment puli out are all Radial motors, air cooled, for the boats yesterday. I suppose built in a circle like a wagon hub. Pfc Gerald U Lawrence time you get gcthis they will Some of them have as many as 18 by the lime lr». Mabie Tobias J__ You __ ,______ .... all the be across. TI wish II —. was with them. cylinders. know___ with 1 sure gels tiresome waiting on this hardships I've had I've been plenty Hastings, Michigan Greeley. Colo Bide. lucky as have gotten what I really Dear Mother: Well. It Is almost time to get re­ wanted, but didn't think ft possible : Just a few lines to let you know Pvt. Robert J. Wilcox. 36462575 IHI> r. (.< u am O.K. Hope you all are the. lieved so I shall have to quit writ172 Squadron 53d Training Grouo 1 '•arnc. This is the first time I have । ip it *oon. Hope to hear from you Keesler Field. MlMiuippi. about planea Would like to be able find the chance to write in a long soon. Birthday—Aug. 27th. Your son. to go on to SpecteJiit School after lime. Wax quite surprised to hear I Arthur here. Don't want anything but that Gale was marled, although I schooling. Hal Hal expected It of 8Ls. Pvl Arthur Tobias. 36430389 T/5 Cpl. Duane Jarman Didn't do much today but get No. Mom. it won’t do me much I Btry C. 004th C. A. (AA.I IBM.) H A 8. Co. good If you send me another song c/o Postmaster, Bergone Point shown around, but really start to­ 930th Eng <Avn.) Regt. morrow. My school hours are from book right now because I haven't Station Gowen Field 12:30 noon until 6:30 at night. Eat Bayone. New Jersey Slave to shave and get things ready Boise. Idaho about 10:30 a m. and not again un­ [for inspection In tlie morning We July 21. 1943 til about 7:30 pm Quite a stretch, but can take that. hart another parade today. We Mrs. G. E. Kenyon Richard E. Brower. E M 3/e Hcgie my foot gets better soon. 1 have been out to lhe firing range , R. 5 0611060 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION and everywhere cLve lately. It Hastings, Michigan •­ sure Is sore and ean't see anything Con*tr Bn . 'I Fleet Postoffice kerma like we just get through one Went on sick call with it. but Dr nr .Dear Mrs Kenyon , San Francisco. Calif thing here nnd something else comes tes i I received your letter a few days cniy put a bandage on IL which up. !t ago dOMn't nelp help aa Mt Mt. Ha! Hal ago and and said said when when II got sot it it that that II j. doean't Pfc. Keith Pox Well, hope Dad is better by this would answer it that same evening. 1 It rained a lot last night and to- I 301 TBS . Brk*. 726 time and was glad to hear tliat Eu- but. of course, I didn't get around 1 day. so has been cool, which helps , Lowry Pleld. Colorado r .... Tell -------------------hire Is— home ah the kids---I to IL it Isn't that that hit fust like me? me? plenty. utaity. Had K.P. last night nigl-for , the kaki hello and sorry I have not had Am very glad that Marte and the last time for a while. Right up to । time to write. I test of them could go to Me Gordon lhe laal they poured it on. U. 8. Naval Air Station Don't know what they will do. I Well. Mom. have to close now. because I know just how glad he Barracks 7 D Norman. Oklahoma hope to hear frorr^ you span and will, wu tn tea them The flrxt month Have rot to be an expert. If I do Birthday. Aug. 34th. try to write again soon. . that I was in lhe Army seemed aa avll at AM. I’ll surely make 1 • 4n>inl>W*!l"n Pvt. Maurice Maurice V. V. Miller. 36458649 Sunday. AUK. 15. 1943 , longer than the next year. The time good. Ha! What got me the worst |I Pvt. wm the way the boys would sneak p«ar Mother . goes much more swiftly now. 20lh “ Photo ' Sou " luadron 'H> ■ullahl Peterson Field.I, Colorado Spring. Well, here I am again Hope you I have received two cards from off and leave a few with all the | work. You remember the story C. Colorado D. always told of the Mexicans watching the Bom. well that's lhe 8gL Shirley M. Wilkins. 36157340 >■ way eight out of ten of these bovs Hq. Sqdn.. 36th Trg. Gp. *•••» do. Lots u> of ww the uv,» boys a„cna. sneak back k to, uv. Jefferson Barracks. Mo. . t™ the barracks, bzrrzctx. but r.ci not me. Have nev- ’' Don't forget Bob Kelly to down । " ' er worked that wav way yet vet and I'm not there Shirley you may run Into going to start now. Ill bet I'll show each other. up K>tne of them naw. mavbe I'm too sure, but think they will have Pfc. Robert C. Gardner. 36424967 rt Clamant. Judfa of Fr^Mte. I Now picking South Havens, Rochester^, Hal-Havens. to apply themselves a bit more. Spent Saturday night and Sun­ Camp Howze. Texas day in Biloxi with Gerald. Had a Other varieties follow soon. fine lime—stayed all night at U. Pfc. Keith Pox. 36460580. 361 Tech. Sch. Sod.. chargee. Sav. vou know nil our milk we get Lowry Field. Na ,2 here in the Meas Halls comes In I Denver. Colored^. waxed neper Quart containers | 2 miles east of Cloverdale. Phone Cloverdale Exch. shipped clear from Illinois, Wiscon­ Pvt Daniel L. Hull. 36175020. 8-26 sin. Minnesota, etc. Isn't It queer Signal Co.. they can't produce milk here for. AT.O. 25. T Postmaster, San Francisco. Cal. Birthday. Sept. 9. , THE HOME FRONT ■on Donald spent Sunday afte with Mr. and Mrs Charlie Van Zent and daughter B«Uy of De­ troit. who are spending a waak al Jordan lake here. * TIw Mtoaaa Dofothy and Janka Bataa also MIm fardel Harms aaeoenpantod Rav. . 8. Deabler to Buchanan Satur- vention. Camp meeting Is also in progress there. Mrs Deabier ts staying with Miss Olga Eckardt while Rev. Deabter te away. * Mrs. Joale Watrous spent several days teat week with Mrs. Arthur Batea and family, a Miss Eva Rodebaugh Of Hastings spent over Sunday with . her sister. Mrs. Ben Schneider and [ Mr. Schneider. ♦ Mra Man' Kunx. Saturday juste visited her mother. M Ua Pease Tuesday. * RtatM naar of Camp Ruskar, Ata., fine after an operation fat dSdtia. We wish him the and Jimmy of Ba Ute Creek on ltrs. Minnie Campbell 1 afternoon. BANNER WANT ADS FAY GIRLS WANTED! DEFENSE INDUSTRY GOOD WAGES! 1 THOSE NOW EMPLOYED IN DEFENSE INDUSTRY NEED NOT APPLY SILVERS-RICH PEACHES FOR SALE DANIEL 120 N. Broadway PAYN E UCTION SALE Next week Mrs. Fred Henney , from over Carleton Center way will ' write to you. K Mrs. Henney knows l everybody and ' everybody knows I Mrs. Henney and more than that everybody likes her. and so will you.. Until then Cheerio. On account of working in a defense plant, I will sell the following property at Public Auction on what is known as the Floyd Collison placa located 2 miles east 1 ’/2 miles south of Delton or 2 miles north ond Vi mile west and *4 miles north of Hickory Corners on SATURDAY, AUG. 28,1943 j ! | , i i ■ I AT ONE O'CLOCK I I 50 white rock pullets HORSES Bay mare, 9 yrs. 1400 Bay Gelding, 10 yrs. 1400 1 Set of double work harness. COWS Holstein and Jersey, 4 yrs. due Jan. Guernsey, 4 yrs., fresh, 6 wks. bred back Holstein heifer, 16 mos. Holstein heifer, 7 mos. Holstein steer, 16 mos. HOGS Duroc Jersey saw, 16'mas. old, bred 12 feeder pigs, average wgt. 80 lbs. CHICKENS 40 loyng hens Start laying in about a month. TOOLS New Idea Manure spreader New Idea Hayloader John Deere side delivery rake Dump rake International mower 5 ft. cut 2 Sec. spring drag Spike 2 Sec. drag 2 horse walking cultivator Wagon and rack Electric brooder, 500 chick capacity ZoUy Coffer IEGALS ' NOTICE TO CREDITORS ; Rtalo of Mlrhlfnn, Thy Probate Court Phone H. C. 17F2-1 MILTON LEINAAR, Clerk On account of the sale of the farmland on which I have been operating, I will dis­ pose of the personal property at Public Auction at the farm, known as the Hersh­ berger farm, located 2 miles south of Woodland and a mile west, or 2 miles east of Coats Grove and a mile north, on , . THURSDAY, SEPT. 2,1943 STARTING AT 1:00 O'CLOCK I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING COWS Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, giving milk Holstein heifer, 3 yrs. old, giving milk Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old, giving milk Hereford calf, 3 mos. old, heifer 2 yrs. old Brown Swiss heifer, pasture bred Holstein heifer, 5 mos. old The above cows arc all coming in this Fall and giving good mess. Breeding dates will ba given at sole. HOGS AND CHICKENS Duroc sow, due October, first wgt. 450 100 white Samonios, laying 30 doxen a week GRAIN 150 bu. soy beans TOOLS 5 tooth cultivator 2 section drag 2 horse Banner plow Hog-shute on wheeler hog crate 20 potato crates walnut and corn shcllcr Grind stone Deering Groin Binder Miller Boon Fuller Two 50 gallon oil barrels 60 gal. scalding barrel New 9x11 brooder houae New oil brooder atove Set 8001b. plotform, sea lea 5 little chicken coops 100 grain sacks Maytag motor Two 10 gallon milk cans nearly new 5 gallon milk can Large strainer 15 gallon cold water separator Set Tackle blocks with 100 ft. of rope, new *4 horse power electric motor Pump jack Hand com planter 30 gallon jar Writing desk and bookcase Wall cabinet Iron lounge Camp trunk sack of laying m Roll of sheeting paper Wolf hide tanned Glass door cupboard, good one Studebaker wagon 2 horse riding cultivator, good shape ORDER FOR PUBLICATION FEED 110 bu. oats 6 ton alfalfa hay 400 crates corn 5J acres corn all eared up ALEXANDER ABRAHAM, Prop LOREN COPPOCK, Auctioneer ! Special report—— lust heard great news about twins. Harold and Ger­ ald Rogers. They have just had their eyes operated and the doctor told them that thatr ayes would not only be straightened but that sight would be restored to the crossed eye —they have never had vision in the affected eye before. Both boys are so glad that the condition could be corrected and now at drill' time when the Sergeant yells. "Eves right." both fellows can happy whteper—"Sarg. you said It." The bovs will be In the hospital two weeks so they,11 be appreciating cards and letters from back home. Their ad­ dresses are the same except serial numbers. (Well give Harolds flrat because he's 13 minutes older than Oeraldi Harold Rogers—1606707100 A SN. Gerald Rogera—16087097 A S N. Ward 1227 Station Hospital Sheppard Field. Texas. AUCTION SALE One Oak dining room table 2 sets of doubletrees and neckyokea, new 4 bag, of cull boon. I foot float Set of hog hanger. chicken crate TERMS: CASH NO PROPERTY REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. Il Is Further Ordered. That roblk no- paper prinud and circulated la aaid GUY MAKELEY Prop DEWEY REED, Auctioneer C. M. HAMMOND, �•aausa------- - ------ THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST H, U43 the Orville I DUNHAM DISTRICT there from Long Beach. California.' Farm Bureau eamp in Yankee dlana were Sunday dinner gueete DOWLING u nr^» KnfH I------■ ** -Week's TLetter La*t Pichard -----------------------------“ * ‘ -----Springs where she has been em­ of Mr. and Mr*. Paul Hoffman and Last Lail Week'i Week's Letter Richard Palmer employed Ui Hastings. * Several The annual reunion, of the Moore । purchased the Clem Kidder farm, ployed during the summer. ♦ Mrs. Mrs. Lydia Karcher. * Mrs. John Mr.'" and Mrs. John Tenharkel of few hour* Saturdi fields of carrots on U(e Moore school will be held Saturday, Au- ji taking possession November 1. * Frances Cogswell who has been in Anderson and Mrs. Julius Wester gust 21. on lhe School ground. ★ I marsh were topped and sold to an hospital the past week, re- of Alto were visitors al Paul Hoff­ Grand* Rapids were the weekend | Gueaia for. supper. Sunday evening -Pennock — -— SHULTZ - . Indiana cannery last week. A truck A Joint picnic of Maple Grove and |' at the Ray Oatroth home were Pvt. turned lay. * Karl \ndJ»«r* Wm -—ho< home Sunday and te com- man's Saturday ‘ Mrs. •*— -Lydia ---- ---------Last Week s Letter — I load of boys from the camp helped Benfield Farm Bureau members will I and Mr*. Maarice Ostroth and Corp. >”8 along “T well. * Miss Martelle ___ cher ___ was _ a Sunday F and Monday 1 ,ord Thc Stanfords returned home Callers at Uie Kenyons Bunday I pull Lhe carrots. * Mra. Albert be held Wednesday, August 25. at I and Mra. Francis Kenyon. The sol. Gillespie and came back Wed-------- ,— cof the Center road vis­ guest of Mr. and Mra. Roy Sersc ot a',u} Green returned to her home after Bristol lake at Herman Babcock's-I diers being from Ft»Custer. * Mr ited her friend Miss Bemita Cogs­ Elmdale. * Malrlyn Manin of «esday. * Mrs. Hubert Bronson of were Rev Fred Horn and Mrs. | Hom. Rev. Ix-land Sherrard and caring for Mrs. Edward Bowerman cottage. Pot luck dinner, bring own well In Nashville part of last week. Grand Rapids spent the past week. Hastings spent Monday and Tues- Mr*. Sherrard and Marcia Jean and || and new baby for two weeks at Irv­ d*T UU1 Florence WUght. * Mr*. Alma Goodenough left Sat­ wtth Mr. and Mrs Will Mishler. ing. * James Bowerman. Sr., re­ S-S..ffil urday morning to accompany her Jerry Blough was in Haatlngs Fri- Mond‘J' l-ht>' *5 Orand’Rao- Joan Meek of Battle Creek. Esther turned to lhe home of his son. Rollo J?UC1H°«n,^un Sidney Stanton and family and i cousin. Mtes Bernice English of day on business * Miss Gwendolyn shopping. Mra. Bronsons hus- Hom of Ypeilsntl. Bemadine Wurtx | were Mr* Vinlet. HUnlnn on,I rhil. y.lane J Dearborn and they also all I after spending six weeks In Detroit drrn m I'la > Mr and Mrl Harold Kidder and' Grand Rapids to visit a great aunt Mtahler is working in Grand Rap- ^"d- a pflot “teUoned in New of railed on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence! and Hastings with his daughters and hUfathernZ nn family of Battle Creek, were Sunday in Greenville. Ohio. They expect ids. * Mra. Jennie Pardee visited aulne». recently decorated for *Jaechler and Frank Horns. * Ca- | families. ★ Lt. Helen B. Willsons Unwr? ★ (luriu nt Mr club evening callers at Clem Kidder's, to be gone about two weeks. * Sev- Saturday afternoon with her sister- 'the ,h* sixth ”*,h time. ,,m* * The'4-H ’rH* *h‘*‘ went Elcturc appeared in the Grand nXl n£?h.» n .hi ul --- ---------------- --------------------eral °' thf lttdle» of the Martin W in-law. Mr*. Henry Johnson of on a picnic at High Bank Park1 det Bill Monica, of Nashville, I aplds paper. Aug. 14. She is» -a uin; iinvc ocetl IOC HI* — last Tuesday. * Mr. aim Mn. Mar­ Tennessee, la home on a furlough I Bowne Center. nod — ts ter's sister. Ruby Ooodson, and । < *loverdal LO* ~< E calling on friends and rela-1 Archie Burd and family over the [ sister to Burdette Willson and shall Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. I1 and S. at the church In Quimby last weekend. * Word was received here completing her Army nursing j nephevf. Raymond Guy. * Mr. L_ist Week s Letter Leonard Oswald spent moat ot last lives. He is a fine, broad ahoul-1 me. La La. , and Mra. Mrs. Erwin Clark and daugh- '1 Mr. and Mrs. Merle M< _ _ at Camp . Claiborne. Kohler and Thursday afternoon putting on the SiLb------that Gordon Green has bean transtraining week In northern Michigan. They tiered, young man and all wish him | program for the Quimby ladles. Last Week's Letter ' success. * Mr*. Gordon Kenyon and | ferred from Camp Attetbuo'. Attetbury. Ind Ihiit.,,( * Roy Jenkins and son. Ray are ore I ter of Hastings were guests Sun- son of Chicago are spending several . AH stopped to see Mr. and Mr* Leland enjoyed their hospitality and j Vbaby — u*. I| — •. His wife and working at the creamery ... tn Mid- I day at Claud HotTmah's. * Frank days with their parents, Mr. and friendliness Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tobias Jones and family while In Mt. her mother spent Sunday evening I and hope we may have i and children have moved to their Pleasant. ..R -*~.. their home with ------ ------Mr.- ......... dlcvlllc this week. * ~ Mrs. — ------Marshall Hyde ------relumed -— — Saturday ...... from „a Mrs. Mra. George George Kahler Kahler * ..... Mr. and The Joneses are fine with Mr.' anti Mra. Alva Kenyon. | She Just returned home Sunday I and Mr*. Clarence Mayo for the Tripp and children spent Friday visit with Nashville friends. * Miss Mrs. Wilbur Gibson spent Sunday more get-together meetings. ♦ Mr new home they recently purchased ; Jhevrc hJ? I present * Elizabeth Dickenson be- | nignt with Mr. and Mrs. Edward , Enid Cheeseman left Saturday for with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Eckler and Mra Roland Barry and their in Prairieville. * Mra. Madeline i[ from their home town. * Mrs * John , —_ work —u. at the ik. factory in Middle- i Bowerman on-.-n-.n in Irving. imHnn , Goldsboro, North Carolina, to be and daughter of Bedford * Mr. and mother. Mrs. Ernest Todd of thi Norman. Marilyn and Carl Towne '! Hill entertained the birthday club ffind gun •T’.JIf*?1 TLth * I ville recently * Mr. and Mrs. Hause I ----------------- -----------------------the guest of 2nd Lt. Robert Blan- Mrs. Edward Behling and aona, uf were In Kalamazoo Friday * Mrs ) last Wednesday. * Mr. and Mrs. ° tralP*nK thf"• * Chicago, returned to l"d tan,.ll\' *‘r' and“” Madeline Norman. Marilyn and Mr of Chicago have purchased the farm . BANNER IfANT ADS PAY I chard, who had recenUy arrived ' viuiaffu. Chicago, rem returned to their their home home ’’ Albert Klblmger were visiting reli■ Mrs. Frank Prank Hom. went to I spending a „ week with „,w, ■ Burdette Barnhart in Grand Rap- and Mr*. Merle Bradfield spent t^e , alive* in tills community J __________________________________ Sunday after spending on Sun­ Mr. and Mrs ids. T7" Sundav. Mrs Barry's niece weekend at the late W. A. Spauld- I I Mrs. Arthur Jonncock. mncock. * Mlu Miss Ruth । H7' “ day. The Misses Marilyn and Kalamazoo Sunday * Mrs. Ada Hom spent lhe weekend at Chipw2’ll Ing cottage at^Val) lake. * Mr. and have gone to visit Ashbv vuiled Mrs. Dora Custer of 1 pnwa Lake * Glenn Kahler, who is ,n tor “ *ccks 'Wt with hei 1 Mrs Lyle Wilcox and son Larry of , Elaine Stanton ..... day ‘i41 week..* at their Grandma VanDellc's this Lloyd Gaskill todk Thf rP.?nZ Jrlcntl» of Cappy Baech- I stationed at West Chester. Pa. spent au , . , _______ i Battle Creek were«dlnner guests of •hool class to to ouil Gull atruck *cr w111by a *cgr orTy,n,oHaallngR hear she was. the weekend with hte wife and par’ ' ' Mrs Emily Wilcox Saturday. Nor­ her Sunday school nooi class 8atur I ents. Mr. and Mrs George Kahler. COATS GROVE man relumed home with his par­ lake Friday night. * Word has * Miss Glennice Oeib spent sev­ Last Week s Letter ents after spending a few days with been received here of the death of day. She was examined by the doc­ eral Mr. ...» and .... days last week with «... Mrs. Marian Brink of Milford his grandmother. * Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Exner at the Clark Memorial tor and no bones were broken but It te a bad^ bruise and it win "S, be some I Mrs. Glenn Daniels ot Crooked take, came Sunday to visit the home Rush Saunders entertained Mrs. Home in Grand Rapids. She was ’ 5-?. * Guests at the George Kahler's folks for ’a week *■ ♦ • — E. ~ S. Thomp­ Norman. Marilyn and Carl Towne the wife of Rev. Exner who used J.1."', Jlad she was injured no no worse. * * I Sundav. were Mr. A: Mrs Ellis Kel- son and daughter Virginia went to recentlv at a fish supper. * The to be with the Bonfield and Dowl- cUd fra Glenna DeMott and Millie of I lev and children and Mrs. Iva Kelley Toledo. Ohio, last Monday to visit I Milo W. S. C. S. will be held this Ing churches. * Miss Amy June I ot Hastings. Mr and Mrs. Merle the former's brother who is til. They ' Thursday afternoon instead of Hammond of Battle Ckeek was Hastings visited Mina Kenyon Wed­ Kahler and son of Chicago and Mr. returned home on Wednetyiay and i Wednesday at the home of Mrs home last Tuesday. * Mr. and Mra. nesday evening. and Mrs. Glenn Kahler and baby. * Virginia returned to her. work In Charles McNulty. Cressey. * Fred Gerald Burghdoff and family went Miss Glennice Gelb ts visiting Mr. Kalamazoo after having a two Van Strealn returned home Satur- to the Moore reunion at the home NORTH HOPE imd Mrs. Jesse Larabee of Hastings. weeks vacation * Arch Graves and day after spending the past two of Mr. and Mra. Orville Burghdoff Last Week's Letter * Mr and Mrs W. D. Brooks and Mrs. Pearl Demond attended the | weeks In Wisconsin. Sunday. They brought Jack and Mr and Mrs. Thedore Pranshka Robert and Vivian spent Sunday funeral of a cousin. Fred Baas in i —----- -* »»■ ■ > • Dick home from their grandpar­ and son and Robert Pranshka and evening with Mr. and Mrs John Hastings Friday a Audra Endslev I EAST DELTON ents. where they have been visit- Mr nnd Mrs. Ray Welch of Ooblea Chandler of Hastings. Miss Vivian led the C. E. meeting Sundav eve- Lan • - • Week's --------)*te lhe last few days. * Mrs, Roy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Letter . — was “YOuth Brooks is spending this week there. !1 nlng and .cthe ...u. subject Mr. and Mrs. Linden Collison Smith. Mrs. Hadle Buxton. Mrs. Chas.' Welch at Shultx. * Mr and * Miss Mary Lou Lewis is spending at the Wheel" The meeting ..v» | spent Sunday in Hillsdale with Mr. Jcsle Greenfield of Charlotte, and Mrs. Donald Widdle and daughter) g ncx' । the week with Mr and Mrs. How- Sunday evening will be led by E. nnd Mn. Bob Mitchel and little Mrs. Nina Powers of Marion. In- of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with ' ard Lewis of Ann Arbor. * Mr. and s. Thompson and the subject of daughter. * Mr. and Mrs. Will Lou- dlana, called at Lizzie Smith's Sat­ Mr. and Mra. Jim Baker. * Mr. and urday evening. * Mrs. Henning An­ Mrs. Virgil Monica and son of Mrs. Ed. Monica of Hastings called lesson study will be "Books Are ; nt the Lester Monica's Sunday eve- Good Company.'' * Lloyd Demond Rex Waters on Sundav afternoon , derson and-------------children- — and and- Cloverdale spent Sunday with Mr*. ——---------— Mr. — . nin» of Jonla spem Sunday With the * Mr« Madden of Plainwell vis- Mrs. Wilbur Littlejohn of Gull lake Amanda Mlensbach and sons. * nlng. * Mr« Mrs. M.rrv Harry Gr~-n Green r.rn^ed returni to her home In Bellevue after speru to visit their aunt and sister. Pvt. Hubert McCallum who has 5nd- । home folks. * Mrs. Robert Block­ fted Mrs. George Eddy and Mrs 1 ing several weeks with Mr. and .Jrs. Mr M*n' Ella Uttljohn on Wetl­ been spending ten days with his --------------------------------------------cr was taken to a Lansing hospital Flovd Collison recenUv. * Marlyn Arthur Lathrop. * Mr nnd Mrs. Friday evening and is seriously ill. and Velma Payne spent a few dav.« ipday. * Mb. Barbara Winans parents. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc­ Arthur Lathrop I-athrnr, will wlII attend attj>nri the Ihn ' Arthur with Marie Waters and helped her-®/ *!?.?h'2Ue. *1“. ,o llve nt Callum returned on Wednesday to School Commissioner meeting at reiebrate her blrthdav nn Thur*dav. l,lc Elizabeth Smith hhome. Pickett, W. Va. * Mr. and Mrs. i Mt. Pleasant on Friday and Satur­ NORTHEAST WOODLND Harvey Hilt and Mrs. Nelson Hul­ * Rox Waters and wife nnd R’"w— Last Week* Letter day. __________ ECHOES bert and son of Battle Creek spent ------------------------- — j Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne Henney of art Waters nnd famliv were visitorsPOWERS Sundav with Mr and Mrs Albert nt Gordie Durkee's Saturday eve, Last Week's Letter Dewitt visited the former's parents j MARTIN CORNERS Mrs. Mast of Washington Is visit. Ulrich. * Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fer­ .- * .,,„r -Mr. and Mrs. Homer Henney and nlng * Mr. and Mrs Lyle Collison Sunday miu m>ii FMiwiii u> n.niRtiuiaju anrm । ing her mother. Mrs. Nellie Mohler guson spent .w. —, afternoon .••.w**,, with son Edwin of Knlnmarno laijt Weeks letter family Friday. * Mr. and Mrs. Wal- and Elmcr Hobait who Lsemployed at icr Cooke entertained at their home Sunday afternoon and evening with ftnd sister Alice. * Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mr*. Otto Pranshka and Mr. and Mr*. Flnvd 11.-- parents. umimr. hiiu air* rjnvn Henry Frost. ■returned * >m**«-w home Sunday family. the Bliss, had quite n serious oc- Sunday his mother. Mra. Clara hte rMonl befall him nKml, IA hour ann Cooke v.— and —_ j_____ •__ «Mr. __ . —Mrs. — Colllvn * PFC Corwin. V Hoff- 1 a{u?r vacation at Big; ■ cldent him about 10 days ago. brothers, and This Is s picture of the damage done to buildings on,the Hanson Farm, 4 pules west and 2 miles n.ear T^ldwln. * Bob A chain holding a crane, broke | Harold Cooke and family and Mr. mnn imm Cumn Tvsori. Tenn., and I §tar south of Howell. Michigan. April 27. 1943 —and as usual, this Company paid the loss — $1,900.00. vteltlng relatives , WAR—FORGER IT. I striking him across the face, break- and Mra. Mrs. Clarence Cooke and Utlit­ Wif. Of Belt!* Cre.v ftrr visiting Mr ; Drow'n haj : Ing his glasses, and driving par- tj c son from Grand Rapids and nnd Mr< Lewis Hoffman. Mrs Cor- -------------------------- - ---------------------------------tle January 1st to July 30 Number of Claims Paid This Year tlves. * Reverend and Miss Carroll Mr and Mrs Harold Williams and win Hoffman te recovering from nn ' Mi ---------- - - * MLss Joyce nneratlnn. CM-l-s titles ot glass into one of hts rresr’ son of Cxviade. * Miss Joyce Hfn Hen_- ■nnendtcitLs He was taken U) Butterworth hos- ney attended camp at the U. B. pltal. Grand Rapids where the camp Ground* in Sebewa last i Klass was removed, and wa* obliged week. * Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eck- •nent the weekend nt Lewis Hoff­ i to stay there several days, but he ar dt were at Riverside Camp meetThe Total Amount of These Claims ardt meet­ mans. l is home now. going back for treat- ing. mg. Buchanan. Saturday. Dorothv I went as needed. At first It was and Janice Bates and Mardela teared he would lose the sight of Harms who hnd been there the past •f W<||H*w. | his eye. but we are glad tosay ) week, returned home with them. * There m^y be other.windstorms this year! We have been able to pay these heavy later reports say not * Mr and Mr and Mrs Arthur Bates and losses of the past few years at the low cost to our policyholders of only 15c per $100. Mra Orr Fisher and William Cogs- family attended Mrs. Bates's school well and daughter. Ruby and Dor- cla.« reunion at the home of Mr. othy were Tuesday evening callers and Mrs Welba CrocWord Sunday. Mr* Verdun Covtlie and | | at Mrs Annabelle Showalters and * Mrs. Louise Smilrf. Mrt Clara r. nnd Mrs I «n Potts | Mrs. Elsie Cogswell in Nashville. * , Klopfenstein and Junior Shnrtle of Harrison Dodds, President - Guy E. Crook, Vice-President - M. E. Cota. Secretary-Treasurer । Mr. and Mrs Lewis Herzel and । Woodland accompanied Miss Olga ftlabOUitd IBS5 Homs Offl««: Horllngi, Michigan famUy attended the Adventist camp | Eckardt to Eaton Rapids Sundav ninHor,, hmpltnl. Monday. ■* Har­ meeting in Grand Ledge Sundav where mey visited the former's sls- old England nnd family of Lsnslnu 1 afternoon * Miss Greta Cogswell ter. Mrs Ultfe Miller, who Is a mat- •w Ha’urde” night visitors at Covernment did away, with ration certificates for re­ 3 returned Saturday evening from the : ron nl the V. F. W. home and in T*on Po’ts Th*v started Sundav ---------------- —---------■ — —— the evening they attended camp for wnll lake to «nend n week's capping as soon as it could, to stretch the mileage / x. । meeting it\ Sebewa. * Mrs. Guv vacation. * Miss Bertha MrCaul of tires in action over the gap to the point where the i Waller*'';and children of Charlotte nf Bnwne h visiting hla mother. synthetic product becomes plentiful. To wear any ’.f \ were/upper guests at the home of \ *Mr-/nd Mrs. Will Letson and fam- William Hnllet and wife or Middle, tires down to the worn-out stage is to get in a blow _ . <ily Tuesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Homer villa spen* Monday at Rov Me. for the Axis, and pile up the risk of a smash-up, with Henney called at the home of Mr major damage to your car and self, from blowouts. and Mrs. Roy Bunn near Clarks­ attended the sale of household ville Sunday afternoon. * Mrs. Bertha Eckardt. Mr. and Mrs. Vlc- Venkev Rnturdav. * Mr and Mrs. tor Eckardt and family were Sun­ n<*-ir dav dinner guests of Miss Etta Sundav a’ Robert Schneider and her father. Geo. Ha*»fnvw ♦ Mr and Mrs. Rov MeCan] nnd Mrs Snbsh McCan! and Schneider in Woodland. Sunday. MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR daughter, spent Sunday with rela­ tives at Alaska SOUTH BOWNE KI E. STATE ST. BASTINGS PHONE 2554 j Last Week's Leiter ' Mrs Sarah Lacy accompanied her WAR—FORGET IT. | niece and husband. Mr. and Mrs 1 Sam McRoberts of Lake Odessa to I Hastings Sunday to attend Camp ■ meeting. * Arthur Parker of Bat­ tle Creek spent several days the' , nast week with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walton. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dow of Freeport and Mrs. Etta Blough | of Hastings were callers on Mrs. I Lydia Karcher Wednesday evening. They also called on Mr and Mrs. i Jerry Blough. Mrs. Karcher aci companled them also. * Dale Cur­ , tiss and family of Lansing visited I their brother. Milo Curtiss and I family Saturday evening and Sun| day. * Mrs, Sarah Shaffer of In- , ! dlana was a Saturday night guest of Mrs. A. T. Eash. * Mrs. Raclwl Stahl and son Arthur of Zion Hill visited Frtdav evening at Jerrv Blough's. ★ Mr*. Sarah Shaffer of Indiana has been spending several days nt the Charlie King home * Mr. and Mrs Robert Yeiter of Beld­ ing and Mrs. Sarah Shaffer of In- MUBMARD HTLLh Lurt Week's Letter in*. Jennie au-Clure and three ehlMren and friend of Grand Rap­ id# were jguesu of Mr. and Mrt. Roy Jenkins Sunday. * Mr and Mrs. Edward Bowcnnan of Irving, are the proud parent* of a baby riil bom Aug. 2. She weighed 6 ft*, and will answer to the name of Sandra Kay. Bowerman's lived here before moving to Irving last spring. * SS — — ■ —- SSJJ* ltd. FREI Grand R i funeral a h aiKiiMXiD I. Waauryvu I Burungtc I* ano cvenl last Frld. capably i eery wnU hurried i »•.A.S w«-. Grand R local we —— kHeavy Windstorm Losses This Year 1943 8050 $389,996.30 iSHOT TIRES Are Sabotage! MICHIGAN MUTUAL WINDSTORM INSURANCE COMPANY MEN and WOMEN I two child Tuesday Newton i , who has sing rcR • week. * nold and I1 I I' I I1 I1 I I I I I I I I and Mrs. Camp m Bunday Thompso Miss Th Wednesd and Mn and Mn Bowne. the faml Yule an Austin, i Lewis Cl from Su I I Ji Lt | I I I I I I I I I diet spei dinner g Balance. has been vIUe for home Si Newton. Ann wer Mrs. Kei Miss Vi called ex day afte partmen Gosch F glnatcd Insurant Seitar o Mrs Ail C. Tabb Camp it day afU Rapids Harry I Ville. * and fan panted Fort Cu their p Thaler, land ant dres. an spent 8 donla. bom a • Lowell and Mn dauahte A. Rati Lansing '. Sunday leyan C Grove r Storv a of Has McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES WANTED A.® H p. IN OUR LOCAL PLANT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY WKZG says SALVAGED PAPER 06; fOII CMHO MW SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE­ VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted ilS WEEK'S SHOWS! That Brewster Boy Blue Ribbon Town BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE L HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY Route That Rcfethei Blondie Lights Out! Dr. Christian Pushbutton Radio cnn ONVOUR JaU RADIO DIAL 7 z in the War Everybody can help —including you! Block-busters are delivered in cardboard boxes. So arc millions of precision-built munitions that must get to the fighting fronts in perfect condition. Cardboard car­ tons make sure they do! Millions of tons of scrap paper must be re-used . . . made into packing cases of all shapes, all sizes. Collect your papers and magazines, and Salvago that p»p of yourt, too . • • rolax dally with tparkling ORANGE KIST AND OTHIR DILICIOUS FLAVORSI sell 'em to your junk man. Or give them to some worthy group: school, church, scout troop, etc. Paper salvage is practical patriotisn ... a fine project for youngsters ... a grand money-maker for many an or* ganization. Pile up the products that pack the punches . . . papers and magazines, a vital part of America's salvage program! N-ta Lost your pep? That's too bad, mister... but mebbe a few minutes of relaxation with zestful Orange KIST is all you need! And remember — it’s mighty satisfying to find KIST Beverages in the refrigerator. c �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST W, 1M3 BmlUi and Mr. and Mr* ManUl ■ Karcher and family surprised Mrs | Wall Thomas ot South Bowne with I r.unac ana I amity returned to tneir a Birthday Pot luck supper last FREEPORT Grand Rapid* Owen Buckle and Kauffman or Ypsilanti spent th a , th, we^nd wltn her parenta Mr and Asa Stcckie local attended the klri Joe Kauinnan and family * funeral of their aunt. Mrs Elisa- Mm* Frrfi WiiMter of Grand lieu- Waauyviuc. Fennaylvama ana Mrs Schwadcr spent a few days Ln De-. L'lair uienn and uaugnier Mary ol troll and her daughter Ml** Vada bururigton were ^rrmay .afternoon bchiwader^aind friend 1’111 Button ton and family were th Hastings ' c-ugnur'Mcveny iuy oi Norm last Friday. '* Miss Norina Yoder trvuut wete rnuay axumoon caicapably supplied In the Aciior. gro- ' icra ac tne Pty- ipomiMun home. « eery wniic Mrs. Geo. Nelson took a bunasy aiurnoon exuer* ot Mt. uul hurried visit in different points in Mia. wm. Mluucr of Bourn bowne the Baal. * Miss Fern Wlweler of | were Mr. and Mra. (Jrval Kokx ana Grand Rapid* and Mra. Ida HowX. umiiy of battle Creek. Fvt- Norval local were Friday night dinner itraler of Fun Cuaur. Mr. ana Mr*, gurate of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Roush. John Thaler and Mr. sr.d and Mr*. * Mr. and Mrs. Leland Jones and Howard Thaler and baby. * Mr. two children of ML Pleasant visited and —"* Mrs. Hobart‘ Schiveiey --------- of-----------Grana Tuesday with Mr. and Mra, Robert Rapid* *pent last week Bun. wim Mr. Newton and family. * Patty Hovt ana Mn. Ken bmelker and famuy. who has been spending Ute past six * Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kidder and weeks at Inkster. Detroit and Lan- baby had a picnic dinner with Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Snelling ton and ----------- -- —--------------------- —« ... , family of Irving Sunday and ai­ rraid and daughter of Hastings. Mr. tended Uie Wesleyan camp meetand Mrs. Glen Kellogg and Rev. ing near Hastings Sunday night. * nnd Mrs. J. W. McCue attended the" Abce Bassett returned to her home Camp meeting nt Pennock Grove and sister Doris Is now spending Bunday afternoon. * Mrs. Grace this week with her grandparents. Thompson and family and sister Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bowelt. * Mr. Miss Tiieo Kauffman spent from and Mrs Wesley Keim and son Vem Wednesday until Sunday with Mr. of Clarksville, and Mrs. Adah Motand Mrs. Joe Kauffman and Mr. ter local were Bunday dlnnei; guests and Mrs. Myron Thompson of So. of Mr. and Mrs. Scmlah Seesc in Bowne. * Mra. Della Yule visited ' honor of Mr. Seesc-' birthday. * Mrs. the families of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. David Quint, son Billy and douahYulc and Mr. and Mra. Charles ter Deborah Lou, ot Rochester, New Austin, also called on Mr. and Mra. •iarx. — came ------- — - --------•— -to ­ last-------weex Uuuaay lewis Christman of Grand Rapids MIC mi Mr.. and «... Mr*. Fred Kunde and from Sunday until Thura. of last (iamlly. * Mra. Ada Thompson ui week. * Mr. and Mrs. C. M Bene- , South Bowne was a caller of Mrs. diet spent Sunday In Hastings as Ella Catt last Saturday. * Mr. and dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mrs. •*— --------------- •• — J daughter Loren*•Bassett and Balance. * Mra Polly Parks who Christine Fox 'of Woodland and Mr. ' has been visiting relatives In Clarks­ and Mra. Clare Bassett ot North ville for the past week returned In Inft were Sunday afternoon cslhome Bunday night. * Mr. Robert . lent of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers Newton, iran Jimmie, and daughter and lw» children. * Mr. and Mrs. Ann were Sunday guesu of Mr. and David Pike of Grand Rapids were Mrs. Kenneth Clark of Hastings. * Monday callers ot Mr. nnd Mrs. Vir­ Miss Vada Schwader of Deiron gil Woods and family. * Haxel Kid­ called on Mrs. Geo. Forbev "niura- der ol Hastings Is spending tills dnv afternoon. * Freeiiort Fire De­ week with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. partment was called to the Earl Willard Kidder and baby. A P. Gosch Farm home about 9:30 Sun­ S. Woodall and ML** Margarite Farr day to extinguish a fire which ori­ . and Bobby Moulton of Muskegon ginated in the roof Not much dam- 1 were wcnr ounouy Sunday cuiicn callers ui of mr. Mr. ana and wr*. Mrs. age was done and was covered with i Fred Kunde and family. * Mr. and Insurance. * Mr. and Mra. Lavern Mrs. Henry Bmelker called at the Segar of Grand Rapids were Sun- home of Mr and Mra. Alvin Smelday afternoon callers of Mr. and ker near Hastings Bunday evening. Pto.h' *. Ur "nd Mrs r * Mr. and Mra. Wm. Mishler'and C. Tabberer attended the Wealevan i Mrs. Jennie Pardee of South Bowne Camp meeting near Hasting* Sun- were in Lowe! Saturday evening. * day afternoon and evening. * Mr Mr. and Mrs Joe Kauffman and and Mr*. Lavern Begor of Grajul : family attended the Barry Countv Rapids were Sunday dinner guest* ; Road nicnlc held at Gun lake lost of Mr. and Mr*. Ben Blakeney * Tuesday. * Mr*. Ixiura Kingsley Mrs. Mary Dodge is spending a few , ond sun nf G/andvll)*, Mr. and Mrs, days with her son. Mr. and Mr*. ; j D. Cool, local were Thursday Harry Plih and family of Middle- - dinner guesu of Mrs. Julia Godfrey. vU*e- * “r **Jd OryB1 Kokx * Mr. and Mr*. Allen FUh and Caland family of Battle Creek accom- , vin were in Grand Rapid* last Satpanied bv Pvt Norval Thaler of urday. A MLm Helen Steckle of Fort Custer were weekend guests ot , Community hospital in Battle Creek their Parents Mr and Mrs. John ; Is spending heK vacation with her Th«Jfr * Mr . “nd “«• wte' Parent* Mr. and Mr*. Owen Steckle Und and Bonnie Lou. Mr. Adam En- south of Freeport. * Dorothv Bunn dre«. and Mr and Mrs. Allen Fish and Sarah Jane Burges* spent last spent Sunday afternoon in Cale- . Saturday in Battle Creek. * Mr donla. A Budd Richards of Dear- and Mrs. L. J. OTlarron of Grand born and Stanley Alexander of Rapid* were Saturday evening sup■ Lowell spent a few days with Mr. per guesU at Mr. and Mra. Dan and Mr*. Dan Poatma and daughter. Postma. A Mrs Andrew Hoffman A Mr. and Mrs Edgar Chenev and and daughter of Charlotte visited daughter Donna. Mr. and Mra. C. the Will MLshler home of South A. Rathbum and son Gene all of Bowne and John Thaler of CampLanshig were Saturday night guests , bell last Wednradav and Thursday, of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Go*cli. A. Mr and Mrs Cha*. Geiger and Bunday they all attended the Wes- family were Sundav callers of Mr. leyan Camp meeting at Pennock and Mrs. Ken. Bmelker and family. Grove near Hasting*. A Mra Flora | A Mr nnd Mr*. Jud Stowe of Cadi. Storv nnd Miss Nellie Yarger both | line were callers of Mr. and Mrs. of Hasting* were Tuesday caller* Allen Fish InstMjaturdav afternoon. .of Mr*. Julia Godfrey. * Mra. Gv.v ) a Mr. and MnrRichard Moulton of 'Hit Christian Endeavor society is I IRVING sponsoring the program public la Invited to attend. a Community Sing •r on Tuesday sveat Um church to is invited. Rev. Ula tilings will be prea: ant with a group ol young people Frwport i10 fumuh a program. * CongratuinK » lationa to Grandpa and Grandma n u a’ M ' Lc*ls Wilcox on the arrival of Uxe 7-uo°p M >tTirt*t£n*Fndt®vor ' “ew Branddaughtcr bom in Kalafiarah nuuo« W WUcoX DOOlihg K aua waiter nwixnui ui * 8 ^?'p6 ^?llFvenui» U2^U*e ThU 1 w,lu*e husband U in the armca Maaung* tiaaung* auu ana dauxnter uaugntcr Tneuna Tntima ana .rrX P.1Ti t^ bvriw rore*‘- * 1>vl Eugene Flanders U umuy ul mum oreca were cabers rtnuti .n thrv "?w »t*U«wd al Ferry, Florida. * Lrnrirt 'M^rTrUn0 ' B<Mn Mr- -------ant* Mr *. Edward ----- —10— — Edward nuuuay aiamoori ■ Mas Margar­ Bowerman on August 2nd. a daughite beaUy o< Middlcviiur. Mr. and . ter Sandra Kay. congratulations. * lecture on Mexico. I Mr*. Kate peek died recently In 8:00 P M. Thursday Prayer meet­ Grand Rapids. She was seventy-five Piuc and son and Forest and Burl ing. UCTION SA Brethren In Ckrtal B. Griffin D. D.. Pastor at my farm located 3 mile* north of Nashville on M-M, or SATURDAY, AUGUST 28,1943 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11.00 A M Sunday School 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor „ 8: ,00 P. M Tuesday Prayer meetmg. Green from Hubbard Hills has been COMMENCING AT 1 O’CLOCK Durace and family. * Mr. and Mra. caring for Mrs. Bowerman and Clinton Henney were bun. afternoon daugnter. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert caller* ol Mr. and Mra. Lewi* Glum Mills ot Hastings were Sunday eveol near Clarksville, a Mr*. Nina rung callers at Wm. McCann's. * ■ Mrs. Argyle Windea from Royal Oak uu pa, was the weekend guest of her mothtuu w. w. ix-ia.u.. « ocu. |ul|r\r\|C\/||IC I er and sister here. * Mr. and Mrs. W..IUU ul auusn nuwue uiutiuuu. hIUULCVILLL Dell Wilcox of Rutland were Bun­ Groin drill in*. wexa-wiui i«r cuuoin nauu. __________________________________ . day visitors at Wm. McCann's. * wgt. 1600 Ib*. vnasuu. w u»t. aim Mi«. «-»n nvci | wr. and Mn. Frank Travis were sunspc.ii use wvxaciMi wiui mi. unu . Sunday guesu of Mr. and Mrs. ; Bunday guests ot their daughter at Mia. iMCuai oxinncr m oa.ue j Burdette Wadd were hts aunt and Battle Creek and on Tuesday eveOliver 99 wgt. 1550 Ib*. vice*. «.». nveiawt rainaineu lot [cousin. Mrs. Martha Brandatetter [ Illu„ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Travis cnu lew o«>s iaiiger visit, a ai. ana und Mrs j. A. Haniah of Chicago • lertalned for Mrs. Frank Travis, These horses are true and sound. mi*. Liu,u aioue we spenauwuiu, and thc latter's sister-in-law. Mrs J me occasion being herbirthday. w«* *1U1 me tonncis inuuier. Mte. Louise Colboume of Grand Rapids. I --------------- -»»■». ■ This team is well broken. Anna moot at her home, w *u. * Jamcs Pender. Mr and Mrs.' WEST HOPE Land roller Spike auu Mi*. Alvin Heirigic ui No.ui Davld Pender and Edward Slag’’!, . .. living nan. KciUi mmiiuw of can- yjaRed Mrs James Pender ut BiodWKts l«H«t 2 icc. spring drag tun spent batiuaay wivn Mr. auu L,ell hc*piml in Grand Rapid*,1 Harold Springer has been busy Mit. Man Jroliui oi Vaipariso. Ina.. | Bunday and found her gaining i threshing aitenioona lhe last weex, i illuming bunaay ana called cm i nleely from the appendectomy per-[ alter maxing ids trip on the milk 4 yrs. old. bred May 21 , air. ana Mrs. ulare Emerson ol i fonncd (u) Thursday. * Miss Max-1 route. * Miss Gloria Springer was Aiie* cringing Mrs. Elien Meirlgu < lnc ptnkbeiner went to South Hav- [11 guest of Mias Virginia Lean- of home with them. * Mr*, bmina An- ,.n on Saturday for a few days I Hastings from Friday until. Bun1 hone cultivatoraerson was u Mailing* visitor last vUn wlth friends. * Mr. and Mrs.' day. * Mrs. Russell Holmes of Pon11 mos. old hnaay. * Mr. mid Mr*. Deland clarence Steeby of Grand Rapid*. I t»ac spent last week with Mrs. Will Jones and two cmldren ot Mt. I Wjj0 Wcre |n town on business Tues- McCuuum. Russel spent last weekFieasant were Tuesday guests ot | day werc r^|i,.rs ftt th* home of | end with them and thia Bunday Stone boat Iron kettle the latter* sister Mrs. Robert New- | licr aunt prcd stokoc. * The 1 coming after the Mrs. and reluming ton ana lanuiy. * Itev. and Mr*. J. j Wayne Kermeen family moved on) to Pontiac. * Mrs. Lynden JohnW. McCue spent a part of last week [ saturday from the Stevens apart-1 cock. Junior and Joy rrom Detroit 12 weeks old Set of mowing machine knives at Midland Park. Gull lake. While ment on Broadway to the Russell । spent the week with her father. * mere they panned tneir cottage. * . house on the Ernest Rosenberg ‘ A he McCallum family reunion was Lillie David AtUe Littie Attee wno lias iuu been farm southwest of town. * Miss Miss'‘held Saturday st the schoolhouse. •— hto ----------------------‘ A nxe day *nd an enjoyable time yisiung grandparents Rev. wulr — , PauUnc Benawav and* -LL Robert Some bushel crates LJchtenberger of Battle Creek spent was had. Our soldier representa­ home al Gull lake ul week * Mr. , lhc »Tfkend wtth the formers tive was Pvt. Hubert McCallum Crain bags Forks Shovels an?? -J1" £ T of ’“‘f1*?*4 mother and brother Mrs.. Martha who was home on furlough. * Mrs. and Mrs' Benaway and Burdetu at their Gun Belle Shepherd visited Mr. and Several sets of whiffletrees and eveners J. W. McCue Sat. P. M. , cottage. * Sunday guests ot Mrs. Glenn Morehouse Friday and Quantity of alfalfa and clover hay Rev and Mrs. K B Griffin *pent Mr and Urs w R Harper were Saturday forenoon, attending the Corn planter* Neckyoke* a part ofJan week at the home of her Mtelers and brother. Mlm Hui- reunion at the schoolhouse * Mr. About 50 bu. oats Mr. and Mra. D A. Stoner in Byron. | Ue Howard of Evanston. Ill. Mba and Mrs. John Moore and Mr. und Potato planter Mrs. Ira Orguod and children at­ health * Rev and Mrs. D. H. Car- llDd daughter Ruth ol Ionia and tended the camp meeting at Sun­ Grindstone Hog crate Ladder ricx of Sunfield were Friday afterLy|e jurpe, of Flushing field Sunday. * Jack and Jerry 1 set double harness noon ealier.i al the home of Rev wbo U spending some time on the Johncbck spent the week at lhe Other articles too numerous to mention. Single harness Collars and Mrs. 13 Griffin. * Rev. dinand „°'^ker Howard farm * Mr home and Mrs. A. Sunfield camp. * Mr. und Mrs. Mra. E B L. Griffin were Sundav Return" s"turRay Barnes and Leo Plgctt called Mra*lAwJnee“rha*J <*lndr’«ari? i<,ay fr<Hn * fcW duy-'' -M«nl With on Mr. nnd Mrs. Nick Stulfbcrgcn Mrs. Lawrence Chase andGrove. sons. |,,cadHhe. Hrir san Th?latter Arnold and (amllv al ol West Orangeville Sunday after­ David and Gordon of Coats moved to MldTERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. noon. * Mrs. Vesta Monica and land on Saturday where Arnold is son. Pvt. William Monica, were Sat. urday afternoon guests of Mr. and Methodht Cbtueh i trow employed as chemist with the Rev J. W. McCue. Pastor JdoW chemical Co. * Pvt. Clare Mrs. Albert Warner. Sunday guests 10: 00— Morning Worship—Theme, i Brady arrived from Tacoma. Wash- wcre her sister and husband. Mr. "Our debt to him." I Ington Saturday for a few days and Mrs. Lynn Bishop of Battle 11: 00—Sunday school. CUases for I furlough and is visiting his wife Creek and their daughter and fam­ all ages. | at Battle Creek and hVT mother, ily. Mr. and Mrs. Schuster of 8:00— Evening Worship. Special : Mrs. Edna Brady and sisters and RlehlanXL * The Community Club E. E. GRAY, Clerk HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer music will feature both services. brother. * Mr. and Mrs. Henry wlH meet at lhe schoolhouse Fri­ Wednesday evening Sept. 1st— ' Frost and their daughters Mrs. day evening. Aug. 37. Praver meeting and Bible Studv. Daisy Rliev and Miss Irene Frost Thursday. Aug. 28th—Sundav of Grand Rapids ret&med home War Bonds should mean | School picnic at Pallasburg Park , tills Monday from a weekend trip near Lowell. to Cincinnati. Ohio where lhey met something more to you than i . ------------their son and brother. William who Just "a good »gund. Invest- | Orlln Yank to Speak Here is tn service. * Blanche Spaulding meat.” Figure it out yovrsclf. Mr Orlin Yank, a teacher In the of Muskegon and Mrs. Belle White Public scohoto of Traverse City for of Caledonia were Sunday guests several years and a traveler of wide of Mrs. E. F. Blake and family. * experience will give an Illustrated I Mr and Mrs. Guv Anderson of lecture on Mexico at the United 1 Byron Center were Sunday callers ... . . at the home.-ot_l)er brother George -------Brethren — Church Sundav evening at 8:00 o'clock. Mr. Yank has made Juppstronj; * Mr.' upd Mrs. Brad­ several trips into Mexico to study ford Johnson and three children the customs nnd conditions of the of Detroit spent Lhe weekend and people there. He has taken manv until Titesday with her stater. Mrs. interestlng pictures which he will Oscar Kaecheie and family porthwest of town. The ladles' stater, show Sunday night. Mrs. Ethel Kaechele who has Just completed a year’s studies and sum­ mer school at Western State Col­ lege in Kalamazoo also enjoyed I Ute weekend with her sisters, go­ ' ing on to Grand Rapids on. Mon-1 On account of the death of my husband I will dispose of of the personal property at Public Auction at the fora* day. * Misses Jean and Jane Hoop­ er accompanied their grandmother located 2 Vi miles cast of Freeport on the County line or 10 miles north ond 1 ’/a miles east of Hasting* on home to Howell the forepart of last week and were Joined later in the week by their young brother, Jack and all are visiting other rel­ atives at Plymouth and Wayne this week. * Anyone wishing a few buHaving sold my farm I will have an auction sale on the Elmer Bird farm 4 miles ' sheLs of ragweed seed can secure j it easily by going to the old school north of Bedford or 6 miles south and cast of Dowling on I ground, now the community park Starting at 1 o'clock prompt I offer the following: ■ where the sod was plowed up last [spring. Just why. we have never been able to understand, for the grass was ranch better than weeds which are such a fiutsance to as­ FORD CAR 1930 Model A Ford cor good coWition thma and hayfever victims. It I was a grand place for a Victory ‘ garden had a person been of the BAY GELDING, 4 yrs. old ,wgt. 1350, not broke AT ONE O'CLOCK jmlnd to do a little work. SomeBAY MARE, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1300 lbs. lone should cut the weeds before phey seed the town. * Donald' McDeering 10-20 tractor itorl vhralr rrtONlM Hrar. BAY MARE, 10 yr*, old, wgt. 1250 lb». 1 Churchill, of the army air corps , lias been transferred from Gaines­ BLACK MARE, 12 ys. old, 1250 lbs. McCormick Deering plow ; ville. Florida to San Antonio. TexMcCormick mower, Dayton Side delivery rake, Oliver I as to continue flight training. * I 2 or 3 horse Roller grain drill Jersey cow. 3 years old / Mrs. Carrie Moon has been spend-1 spring brake double cultivator,. 5 toofh cult, steel wheel Jersey and Guernsey, 3 years ala 2 one horse cultivators ling some time in Grand Rapids farm wagon and flat rack, Deering grain binder, new ' with her little grandson, whose JERSEY COW. 6 yrs. old. bred April 8th Jersey and Holstein. 3 years old Side delivery rake mother. Mrs. Orin Buskirk was in I canvass, McCormick com binder, New Idea single dram Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old BLACK JERSEY COW. 4 yrs. old. bred April 3rd the hospital for an operation. * Dump rake Mrs. Eunice Kelley and children These cows are pasture bred. loader newly roped, New Grapple fork, Rude Manure JERSEY and GUERNSEY cow. 4 yrs. old. bred June 12th Land roller । of Calumet City. Ill., and Mrs. Heifer bred Moy 16, 1943. । Gladys Linville and sons of Ham­ JERSEY COW. 6 yrs. old, bred May 4th Wagon ! mond, Ind. with their parents, Mr. case drag good, old 2 sec. drag, Syracuse walking plew. JERSEY COW, 8 yr*, old. bred May 20th ' nnd Mrs. S. G. Smith spent the John Deer riding plow ' weekend at their Barlow .lake eotDrag cart, Int. dump rake, land roller, good oil brooder WHITEFACE HEIFER, bred July 9th 2 sets whiffletrees and eveners 50 bu. of oats j tagc. \Mrs. Smith apd Mrs. Kelley were Sunday dinner guests of the SPOTTED HEIFER 1 YEARLING STEER 7 ton mixed hay Set 3 horse whiffletrees ' former's sister-in-law Mra. Flora horra oloctric motor,- Ma,tog motor, Mt tWffcr. 2 1 Vi ton alfalfa i Hanlon. * Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schnd Top buggy Cutter •received a letter from their son 1 ’Zz horse power gas engine I Marine Rodney Saturday. Ute first 12 good white pigs [word in five weeks. He is well but Hay rope and fork Full blood Chester White boar wgt. 280 lbs. Set double harness and collars • has recently been - assigned to the milking machine, cauldron kettle, Fleet Marine force. He has been Washing machine emery wheel, 50 ft. aarden hose, set [stationed In Australia for some Set bam scales time and In a recent letter told of box, chicken crate, bag track, graft. _ ... its snowing. * Donald Stauffer, 150 yearling white leghorn hens laying good Set 5 ton scales 16 DeLaval cream separator, milk cert, blacksmith Shoots wgt. about 75 lbs. seaman second class, left for the 90 good white leghorn pullets Tank heater Great Lakes Training Station Sun­ Brood sow day night after a nine data fur­ wrenches, 2 post diggt 140 egg incubator . lough spent with his wife and son gql. cans, com shelle at the home of her parents. Mr. Brooder stove and Mrs. Barney Cisler on the 1 buck lamb 18 Barred Rock hens Laundty stove 1 Prairie. Mr. and Mrs. David Stauf­ fer and little daughter of Pontiac Cook stove 4... were also visitors at the Iwme of her parents, the Cislers from Wed­ Feed cooker mower, united power w 10 ton mixed hay Quantity straw Deering mower nesday until Sunday. * The Wo­ comp stove, some furniture, forks, shovels, hoe* Spring cot Folding bed 8 acres standing corn man's Society ot Christian Service 2 section spring tooth drag numerous other articles. la planning on a very nice timo 60 bu. old oats 80 bu new oat* Champion binder tills Friday when the members 8 barrel and 5 barrel stock tank । meet for a picnic dllner at 1 p. m. 2 horse riding cultivator nt the community park to honor 98 Oliver plow Other articles not mentioned. the ladles of the community who i are more than eighty years old. Twenty-four Invitations arc being 'sent oulu and It Is hoped the ma1 Jorlty will be able to be present. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to bo removed until settled for. I * Any lady not a member of the Bids will be received on this 100 acre farm. Saleable within 60 days. Right to reject any and ell Hde rotervad. | society who would like .to come ts .most cordially, invited. Bring own table snrvicc. sandwiches and food. In case of Inclement weather the meeting ■will be held at the church ■ * The Thornapple-Kello^g school will open September 8 with several new teachers on the faculty. Sep­ tember 7 will be teacher planning HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer dav. * Francis Folkert ■ the new E. E. CRAY. Clerk teacher of social aclence.and mathe­ matic* in Thornappl* • Kellogg ‘Ojnttnued on Page g, Sec. 3.) UCTION SALE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1,1943 HORSES Sorre! more, 4 yrs. old, FARM EQUIPMENT Boy more, 4 yrs', old, CATTLE Guernsey and Jersey cow, Jersey and Durham heifer, 10 ...... HOGS O. I. C. Shoots, SHEEP 3 ewes 2 yrs. old next spring . HAY & GRAIN HARNESS NIRS. WESLEY BROOKS, Prop* BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1943 HORSES FARM MACHINERY cows COWS HAY & GRAIN PIGS Vr" HARNESS PIGS CHICKENS CHICKENS SHEEP FARM TOOLS HAY AND GRAIN TERMS of sale. Cash day of sale no goods removed until settled for. ELMER BIRD, Prop MRS. ROY F. BUNN, Proprietress DEWEY REED, Auctioneer — �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, AUG 1ST ?6, IMS K,; * "X .■ ■■-——»,'hoge frg-ne w1h goon on I supper at the George Kraft home'Una. Kansas. ♦ The EarlLee fam- !*on of Detroit were their guests. I turned home Tuesday from the j Middleville friends of Mra. Erma' their vacation a*, the Schad cottage HAM CI/11 1 C hl. feet. * The Joe ONeall fam-' tn Caledonia. Saturday evening * llv is moving from the Kroae- * MUs Laurel Prater has employ- iMoakey area where .he had been- Bovee Price of Jackson. wtU be glad at Barlow lake. * Mra. Woodrow HELP BIA 31 UU L L I ILLl Illy has moved to Toledo. Ohio us Miss Aline Llnneman. superintend, - witter tenant home on Grand Rap. * ment at a Coun.ry club in Grand I Bl , caI7)r> with her moth- .to hear that her huiband Enra Gillette of Grand Rapid* has been I I sz iz L 1. V 1 u l *.--------- , Z now Operates a 'truck running ent of the Children's hospital at id* street to their recently pur- ; Rapid*. * Mr*. A. B Lewis »nd|CT Mn Roy Battle Cretk. Price, baggageman on the Wolver- .pending a few days with her hus­ VU ----- ------- ------- -- between that city and Battie Creek. Farmington and Mrs. E. Tinsley . chased property- the Taylor homrtsonDavid of Detroitare spending, 8un(jav *he left for Battle Creek Inc train that wa* derailed in band's father. B. F. Olllctte and Continued from----Page- 7. Sec. 3-> The 'Clyde Schiffman family hu* and Mrs. Florence Browc. teach- on Main ffi- * New* was received two weeks with her parents. Mr. nnd wlth har mtrther will spend lhe Grand Rapid. Thursday noon wa* brother*. Sgt Burle and Jack. ★ scol lias purchased.the Alice ; moved into the house ONeali's er* in the same school, wcre Sun- here of^c death-In Battle Creek ' and Mrs. . L. E.Elwood. A. »•!balance of the'school vacation at discharged-from the Grand,Rapids Sheltey Sweet and gentleman friend rinltle home inlhe eastern cart vacated from the Jackson hourc dav visitors of Mra. Peter Petersen of Frank Stewart on July 8. Mr. came with them but has gone onjeatn_ meetings at pointe including hospital Friday and returned Xo hl* of Flint .pent lhe weekend WRlt town and is doii« some repair * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frost of a former teacher in the school. The Stewart was a fonder resioent of to Petoskey where he has to spend nlnf Hfr lnother is an evangelist, home in Jackson. Mr. —Prio; Price re- his troth??. brother. William and foniily family rk before lor Detroit * Rex. Schad return-Uome time each year to relieve ai# Mr Mrs NCWell Stoner and crlved some broken riba, chest In- and'dM some fulling. * The hptne srk before moving moving in in. He He comes comes ii Grand Grand Rapids Rapids rpent rpent the the weekend weekend ladies ladles left left lor Detroit Monday Monday ac«c- thl* this vicinity. vl EIGHTY-IIGl . Aacounty. ----- > -----------------------K«.. Petersen --Hrt'eti Friday evening from Grand hay fever off! ctlon. He has just (Mr and Wm Castello and Juries and bruise* on arm and teg. of Mr*. Mary Gray was the place Middleville from...otlaw with her parents. ... Mr. end Mrs. ,L. ’-------compacted u.. by Mr*. who'ed home bm Rapids where he had spent a few finished teaching duties in sumrhlWren O f Kalamaxoo were visHe had recently been off duty for for a haopv family gathering this thia Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ritchie en- R. Be<ler. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Olenn will remain over night and with R.i,...« -- ------ -p~ . -------------------------------the Johnson" mar school. *; figl. Burte OtUa»e |t(on of the ladira' parents Rev. -----------■ ----------....... ...... -------rtainc-d a company of old friend* and son will return to Mio- days vacation from •-'•••--— post weekend. Saturday o—JT"."••• ■ ““L”-, 11 tors or tne lames parent*, kcv. a month because of rib fractures *— • -----*-—■* —■— *lu*r —- son­ .M&iMd old inusa friend* <■ Upton Upton and son Bruce Bruce ol of Sparta bpart a -Miss Linnemann ---- M &lccSire- :. leaves b-nvi-n this thli ,---------Mnndnv — for Tyler, Tvl»r TV«- j Iind . .. Mrs j __ _ Sunday c».__ «... of and back Injuries received in a fall in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. named a « company company ot ma » . lhu Tuesday. * Mrs. Ruth arocery. visiting at the Harold ■ Monday for TexMinor. ID dinner Bunday at their Gun were Sunday dinner guesu of her Brown u> of ouuui South pmu. Bend. mu Ind,. ua.uv came man Plnkbelner . a* where he te is located In a new umi> honte. * Andrew ~ ----------^eek. Rev. and Mrs Emerson off a truck at Hastings. These arc Rome Brookbank of Pendleton. taka cottage. Those who enjoyed 1 cousin. Mrs. E. J. Talbott on their oiuwn the time together were. Mr. and way to Hastings after another son to Gun lake Friday , for a stay at . has been at Grand Rapid i. some army camp after vtaitlng hte fath-■ Mlnor and two little children who the first accident* Mr. Price has Ind., and their daughter. Mr*. Wil­ On th* 'ir Mra Oscar Sherk. Mrand Mrs. Wu>. David who had been attending the Brown cottage and with Mr. ■ lately‘painting-hi* residence pto- er and brother. B F. Gillette and: lud h..,.,) spending their vacation suffered in hl* many years on the ma Jane Tracey of Sacramento. and Mrs. Ben Lee of Grand Rapocrtv * Charles Clsler attended Jack, since Thursday. Junior. as ' al tI)e Methodist parsonage left railroad and we are all glad he Calif, who was nome on a brief K. Lteblor. Mr. and Mr*. Will John, eamp meeting there the past week, cook and aiys , for lhelr home in Stevensville on escaped more serious injuries. A stay, came for the afternoon and son. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mina.-. * Master Blllia. Lyons returned to ids wcre Sunday dinner guests of the funeral of hl*-former brother- he te bestJcnowh te athev fewl 2400 Monday. ,Or \ne,r * Mrs Byron Moore of traveling fireman met death^ by Sunday. Mr*. Gray, who had been Ruth's Jalhcr . and sister. Frank hi-law^ Roy Bunn “ ".. “ .J ■>... . — iney Mondnv. w nyrun or vr»»ciuia iu - his home in Kalamazoo Sunday Its. Lenna Klrkjratrick *nd Mrs. the calfteriA* (Grand Rapid* snentMra*Jack'Rosfrom Tuesday scalding In Mr. Brown Xtc-.nodtot church. Wedn.--tay af- men at train accident »U Thompson. Mrs. Kirk pa trick after a weeks visit with his grand- Lr«* and Mis* Rina nd once Mrs. InHarry Batach and unnj"s^d^with which "was'caused b~‘smaU V‘chii- visiting al the home of her son sundav ------ ‘----’ ----- --Charlie in Merritt the past two paNgita, Mr. and .Mra. Ray Lyons 1* an instructor with the-air lorces ternoon. * Mrs. Phenie Blaxwell • Mr and Mr.*. Harry Ba tech and id Mrs. Thompson remained over u-rxpi.-.. dat>ei h»r mberg . •“ her —home --------, in.little. — V u*.r.’t*r Nan<*v vi«itM* visited hec of northwest Thomapple, dren placing stone* on the track weeks, arrived home Saturday eve­ 1U1 Wednesday with the RltclHes. * Mr* Lewi* Fliikbelnrr and sis- and al present in China * Mra Wilkinson returned to Knlamazoo. Wednesday uftec a few ; mother, * Wednesday after, tum : mother. Mrs. Hurley Ives und famw nile Miss Beatrice Cteler was In play The train carried about ning accompanied by Charles, hl* ter. Mrs. Maurice Smith visited Glenn Lee returned to het home Mrs The many friends of Pfc. Wayne . Crookston who is the only iocal Ft Custer on Sundav as the 1st- In Kalamazoo Sunday after a tew days visit at the home of Mr sind rUy in Grand Rapids Sunday after- hoinr for a week's vacation. Mrs. three hundred service men and pos- wife and their daughter Maxine Mrs Bert Benton and tnton with other f noon and in the evening attended .noaenbere is improving although sengers. * Mr. and Mrs. Rush Ranter's husband was inducted Into days visit in the Arthur Bel) home. OTt » ik : h «»,.»«.. .... ... .... • and who remained ------------------------over Sunday. iy that we have heard ha.r been [Dear Boys and Mrs. ...... i^Bie SmKh - church serolcei^alUte^Cal fix friend* * - ...... •• .... ................. . ..................... ......... Calvary ---- - Bap- , mj conupep conf|ned lo me peu pea bv ov »tek- u dall »h vunicu vteited mnr their xm son Ben oru auu and wucwife tnner Other visnors visitors oulm Sunday were Bert Win. * Th.- Glenn Blake apartment on .old rough the Sicilian campaign is service Friday * Mr. nnd Mr.« Wm. <m Hai.v-h __, •* . Mr. >•_ nna ««_ snaitw «.. cumumx o....^_.. una ...u nna ___■ aaauncc _ Monday. | Greetings ar ..sited her Mr* John tut church, “ where Babeh *« •. Mr nnd avs. Mrs. Andrew *Oackin ub Lansing Sunday and . wnwitand Maurice Carter. Miss tic? stetcr-in-law. riteicr inchurch, Jterc Mrs nes* juc»- m .uuih on varicr. nunuar, nr Ul on the island with malarial H McKevitt and little grandd-tugh- East Main St. ha* been rented to *r-;t?d af Pennnr-V hnsnltnl N.ls- hmthuWarBowen .lark ofRuarn nf have th,* . . t.heir farm two«___ ..... ne&sed _ _ i>u the big • u.. t.i.maneuvers. ........... __at __ u. [There" to Car ter. ManEllen Seekell. tell on Mr. and Mrs. Gail Rtteseli oCPert• Iteuvenir at Pennock hospital. Hasbrother. Rev Jack the . Icr mile* army Maxine who ts home for a vacaver according to his last letters land girls, stall Wv{jne»dav for Elk.lake near Elk -land, new tenrherz this year at the ting'. Friday where she ha* been Vassar Baptist church was guest WPJl O f town, known also as the On their way home In the early Hon from her nursing duties in ritten -the forepart of August. ---«---------- — -------- —— — lover the worli ■Rapids-where they Will «|M-nd some Thomapple-Kellogg school * WHconfined clue to a hip fracture. , speaker. * Mrs Olenn Xandern , vc Mitchell place to Mr. and Mrs. evening, they ran into a severe Lansing relumed to the Capital One wm Inducted into service* Rapids where they will sja-nd somt Itheir might ar ' H Ham Bridge of JolifL Bl- L* spend- * We understand Mr. and Mra Schuur relumed to Salt Luke City. Ward Bender. Paper* were made electrical storm combined with rain, city for a few days stay, before im Grand Rapids wlierc he was-tune with his stater. Mr- I H. " ■same world ot -। ing some time with hte steter. Mr* . Gerald Dennison have purchased Utah la.t week after a visit with ,H1. ,hls Monday. The Benders have hall and wind near Grand Ledge, going home for the balance of vacairking in May 25. UH2 and was Keeler of Grand Rapids who ha. Luella Reed and hte nieces and the Whltwam home occupied by her husband .*. parent*. Mr. and Mrs ^. n nv|n the Matt te Garrett * Mr. and Mrs. U Hamilton tlon. * The many friend* of Mra. ....u ......aa... ........... . ... ....... — ....... ................ . . ..... || VlnR on tne uarreiu ■ .vjr. ana oar*, uE. namuion non. • inc iricna* ui ana. taken a cottage .'or a month. Ths e of the’boys unfortunate in ----------------Mis* the min tamllv and plan nlan . Herman VanderSchuur. * ♦ Mis.* Miss FloFlo-flirln »» -,•» south j. «...of town on M-37 * Lu- took their grandson Jack to Grand a. C. Johnson of the Prairie am ,..y * Miss OHo n<x-htrl Bechtel family arc And let me ver having a furlough before be- SfcKevitt's san-in-law and daugh­ nephews in this community' w -.0 to Call- .to soon take possession. * Mrs. rence Murphy of Brookville Ohio (.lan j^pper and two children Rich- Rapids Monday of last week where glad to know she is recovering irOril e are tackin [ sent overseas He went to North ter. Mr. und Mn. Day Pugh of Marrin Henning has gone spend ... sev- .Fred Mattison^... of RoyalOnk and Mrs.^Mlnnte Spencer ard nnd and Rosemary Rosemary of of Detroit Detroit came came he he took took the the train train for for Ephra EPhra'a. her recent recent severe severe steknra* sickness and and up up rcr dully the w....v slit- will „... spend --? si»cnt — — — —• -™-~- — •— —of . Cin-,ani ’a. her rica last fall and has moved Vermontville went up for the week­ fomla where JJack “-*v * -— -*•each day. * Mra. also cooperatii .....—j. is now 2nd, for -------some—time aund considerably as tie Is ton- end. * Mr. und Mrs E. F. Blake ernl months wiih an unc le and Ixst week at their Barlow lake cote . cinnatl. Ohio have been visiting gaturditv to visit hl* mother. Mrs. Washington. Enroute — she visited her .;—tage and Fred was up for the week—t at the home of their sister. Mrs. • isabel Lepper Lucian spent just Lieut, rtemmiucr who wno had nau been uwu ---------- ---and extra wt Lieut, having having grnauaica graduated an on nug. Aug. Emma Emma Helnmilier Cted with the medical corp tle- and D. O. Doyle were nnwti<t the family. her sister. ?»..« Mrs E. E. C. C. J..:/-* Jon»s (murmurs. In Sa- end. end. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simp-. M Repp. * Miss Louftltu Cook re- ith(. weekend but the children are 55 from Lu... an advanced ?d?.??.??d navigation uw..an»iu.. visiting viniililH IIVI :hment. engineer regimen:. We guests who enjoyed an out-door fiance, Sgt. Stewart Sweet in (.spending two weeks with their school at -• San «>— Marcos. ---------- ---Texas -------- -----------of - •Leighton -■ *-•------and -J other relatives, «-<• where left Iwe ever miss grandmother. * Mr. and Mr*. Lewis: he received hts sliver wing* and for her home in Cleveland, WedFinkbeiner and sister. Mrs Mauricei ; commission. * Lt. Hamilton will nesday. Mrs. Wm. Liebier accom­ Ivour Moms and Smith expect to visit their stater.-, have three months advanced com- panled Grand Rapids friends to ling to help ou Mrs. Shirley Griffeth in Sturgis., bat training in Washington. A Miss Highland park and spent Thurs■anything from Wednesday * Rev. and Mrs. I. w., Jean Smith of Detroit is visiting day atterhoon and evening.- while ling lambs, inal Minor nnd her mother. Mrs Mar­ her grandmother. Mrs. Harry Ben- her mother. Mra. J. P. Slawson Vis■drawing straw garet Bliss spent Thursday withi nett. ♦ Mra. Charles Parker, Jr , Red relatives in Grand Rapids * ■And you mtehi their son Ravmond and family at daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mr*, i Mrs. Henry Rau and children'of the Henry Pierce cottage nt Guni Chas. Parker who as been staying Parmelee and Mra. Maud Cross lake. Ravmond ond family spent; with relative* in Buffalo-slnce her have ' spent -------- •*-the -past - ------------two weeks “ ul* Improbably My “ from Friday until Sunday with। husband was taken into service as the Adventist camp meeting at (well for wome j their parents, and left for their' gone to Cambridge. Mass., where Grand Ledge. * f’r* Hattie John­ rather have y home in Kalamazoo on Sunday. *■ she will join her husband. Ensign son of South Thomapple visited Messrs. Charles Andter. Claudet Parker who ts receiving a six Mrs. Friend* Ruck on Saturday But boys. It Rosenberg. William McFall andI months course at Harvard Univer­ and spent the night and Sunday miss you most wives returned home Sundav after’ sity. — She — left —----their — Infant daugh- with Mrs. Amy Youngs. The ladie* Ki around, t users and t n most pleasant week vacationing:.'™ ter in Buffalo until they thej find llv- have been neighbors and friends nt Sugar Island. * The Masters-• ln<; quarters. ------- -— * Mrs. “ F. C. Moys for manv year*. * Mr. and Mr*. ■having vou ar Jones circle meeting at the home of! left for her home in Detroit. Mon- Floyd Helrlgel and daughter Bar­ Iwe are living t ' Mrs. E. J Talbott? Thursday wo* bara visited his brother nnd sislunderfoot." •well attended. There were several home of her father. L. E. Hamil­ ter-ln-law. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Hel1 Rrd, white «r blue with visitors present, those from out- ton. * Miss Bessie Phillips of Lan­ rigcl In Grund Rapid*. Sunday. h attractive design. Iwe have kent cf-town being Mrs. Glenn Lee of sing is spending lhe week with Sgt Floyd expects to return to hi* keeping Carlti Knlnmnzoo and Mrs. Dills Wes- Richard Palmer at the Miner Palm­ position al Ft. Monmouth. New I place to come brook of Grand Rapids. Devotions er home on the'Hastings road. * Jersey, Sunday and the family will Special Inrr keeping fa lucre led by Mrs. F.-O. Stokoe.nnd Mrs. Moe Cronlnger rtlumed home ,follow a .«» few — days later. * ------Paul uliUW . ------- I your job of h at only | the businr.w conducted bv Mrs. th«* first of tiie week from a few Oackler. son of Mr. and Mr*. An[of the would Philip Bender, leader. Bible game days visit with her ions and fain-, drew Oackler. who was working in I Everything contest* and visiting completed a Illes In Detroit. * Mr. and Mrs. G.! Grand Rapids, met with a serious I Carlton Cent! I very nice afternoon. The Septem- E. Blake were Thursday evening accident Tuesday evening of last lone is busier 1 bcr meetin r. will be held at the dinner guests of Mrs. L. M. Hll- week when the motorcycle he was I guess. home of Mrs. Nellie Thompson. bert at Woodland honoring Mr and riding collided with a city truck I Marion and Committee for rnonlli. Mrs. Vern Mrs. Victor Hilbert who have re- at a street corner. Paul was thrown BULLET I most of you t ' Hooper. Mrs. O. L. Plnkbelner nnd turned to their home in Tucson.' onto the pavement with the molor1 Mrs rsftbi-r Lepner * The Masters- Arizona. * The Palmer family had cycle on tdp omim. He suffered 'KEY CHAIN 5 graduated size s I Jones circle will have a food sate a reunion Sundav bt tha AmcM,ft broken left wrist, injured shouldearthenware bowls, q Specbl at,. at the Geukes meat market. Sat­ Palmer cotloge al Barlow lake with er blade, cuts on head nnd face, er farm Iniple urday beginning at 10 o'clock. ♦ an attendance of forty-seven kin. i cut and bruised knees and some iMnrlon Is ate 1 Miss Pauline Benaway expects to Besides an uncle. William Bridge' broken ribS. He was taken to SI. lheloing hand I undergo an appendectomy at Leila of Joliet, UL. and Sgt. Richard, Mary's hospital where he remained I Mr. and M hospital in Battle Creek, this Wed­ Palmer of Percy Jones hospital.' until Sunday afternoon when he I cofer X. .*1 I the store anc nesday forenoon. * Miss Marilynn others were present from Grand was released --------- * but *—' *• ha* “■ *tn “ go *— back '■*• ■ busy adding ; Lepper of Detroit is visiting her Rapids and Grandville. * Mrs. Jer­ daily for dressings. Hte steter. Mrs. ■blue stamps f । grandmother. Mrs. Isabel Lepper vis Campbell was brought home Carl Segar and Armand Stimson, ■ dipping no le for a couple of weeks. * Miss Etta from Blodgett hospital. Grand Rap­ where he makes hte home, brought I the children Klnslow has returned home after ids Saturday and is making a nice him down home Sunday afternoon land always s ' n visit with relatives in Missouri. recovery from her recent major to cal supper with hl* parents ns land Dads wh . Miss Klnslow and sister live with operation. Her daughter. Mrs. Jean a surprise for them. He stood the ■boys nnd girl I their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Armbruster of Dexter has been car- teip well. Paul had lust recov­ I And Fern 1 Herman VanderSchuur. * We are ered from Injuries which included j. I correspondent sorry to hear that William Crans McWlthcv of Grand Rapids were br&ken ribs recceivcd a few weeks '.suffered a severe stroke this Mon­ Sunday visitors of his sister. Mrs., ago neo when wnen hte ms truck trucn parked parncu wlthwiu»Hous a* ever . day morning and is in a serious Claude Kermeen and family. * out light at the mile corner west news that w ----- 1 Palmer, ---------- — —• -• ol town. town. Better carry that rab rab-­ I condition at his home on Church Sgt. «<_» Richard patient at of Iyou boys and MAC-0-7.AC is made from the BEST , St. * Mr and Mrs Wm. Streeter the Percy Jones hospital. Battle bit's foot all the lime. Paul you I Those of vo of Gun lake are getting their home Creek 1* spending thirty days with need It! paint materials oblaTnablr'rqixrd in prop, [church servle the Stehr place on West Main St.. hl* parents. Mr. and Mrs Miner Idtat church. er proportions. IJX formulated to anchor which they purchased ^ome time Palmer. He is doing nicely and Tampa's Record Iwe are still a ago. ready so they can soon move able to be out some among hts One married woman in rverj Idav school w in. * Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bender friends following many months three 1* galnfidv employed'in Tam­ spin after yo tlonally well, and to and some of their family attended sickness ot rheumatic fever In the pa. Florida—the highest such per­ lhave our selv the Bechtel family reunion at the south Pacific - The «..v centage registered In the United hospitals. * ■ going again. jzzr: park at Caledonia. Saturday. * Clayton Bennett family Is taking States. I back home a I people's class ■ be a good I1 would like I' Comfortable!. Ion* ■ missed vou gallon lots I especially: s 0'“ ■ who maybe Ion other Sun Ito attend se ISundav and I make It on I appointment 32-piece I my, and It I Easter It cl§*flns_and purifies in one.operation and.will I The Grang not harm the hands or injure the surface. I usual lhe fin I evenings cuc Comes in handy, full size glass tumbler. Set Include*: ■bov* and gir Special at-------------------------------- --------------if ■ things going I get back to 6-Dinner plates I The Ladie 6-Bread & Butter I aulte the m ■ the ratlonln plates Ideal for LJi ■ every month ■ per of lesser 6-Cups short teips. Si ■ usual good t The Wonder Paint—just mix with water and only (J: 6-Saucers I School he appIvCjZovers wallpaper, wallboard, bricks, ■ soon begin w 1-Vegetable Dish STARTING AT I O'CLOCK I OFFER THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES: plaster, cement blocks, etc. ■ Matthews te I you will re 1-Platter I teacher of f ■ Some of t Specially piiccd ■ been home j Kclvinafor table top electric stove, Oil can Dishes and cookiag^utcnsils ■ Carpenter o ceiling 98c ceiling $2.98 new chromolox burners of all kinds ■ and looking I Burton A Table top gas stove 3 bed complete 2 P. T. kitchen tables ■ came from ■ his parents. Monarch cook stove Frigidaire, 6 cub. ft, good condition ■ pounds and Breakfast table and 4 chairs Library table Floor lamp • I grand 1 ■ Royol" l] Heal-Resistant I ■ Cpl Chas Square table and 4 chairs Wood Davenport 2 dressers ■ was home t ■ other relativ Buffett and China closet Dresser Chest of Drawers 6 oak chairs ■ Betty Coo Cot bed Laundry stove ■ cd up with Two burner oil stove and oven ■ Beck with 8 cup site Bed, naw coil spring •-Laundry stove Oil heater ■ pro;.! f . ■ service. Specially Hf! ' Hoover Vacuum sweeper, good one Whatnot Porch swing Rockers the ■ Cpl Chas priced • I ■ tralln: hh Home ^99999999999 FRENCH CASSEROLE j-j MARKCI «iPEK1. I rl Stores Inc.- r VASES 82682^^082^^59946 13c MIXING BOWL SET s« »i,h Si 27 Q 19c TIIMRI FRS T oiinneo^ w“ b QS UTUMBLERSgc rubber g0BOTH ^muffler W ri a n SP0NGE n h 00 - r..« “h GWORK SOCKS® "Sr WEATHERTESTED HOUSE PAINT 5 *185 in FIVE AUCTION SALE HOUSEHOLD CLEANER 65^ DINNERWARE SET At Sparks Shop located 112 CARRY-ALL BAG ill A SATURDAY, AUG. 28,1943 SATIN-TONE WALL PAINT S499 al qt. BATTERY 6.89 79c gal- 36^2^840 s269 h [j A U T 0 M A T I C j] 91430129^80216018^^5205986 ;7!!��PP"7"! p TIMER 32ZE j] p TEAPOT I , 3 piece living room suite Round oak table, 8 chairs J$43S J [j cookie—^ d ’ oy JAR Z® 5 Star with your old battery Jg'^^ LUNCH BOX Oi Sturdy fibre with handle, only ENAMELEDWARE Just set -the .handy .“clock- ware at at economy price sired time is up. Cooking Pot Tea Kettle Sj25 Percolator I i q L priced at only Blue speckeled enamel­ 97‘ 97c Double Boiler 67 88' SJ44 East Court St., Hastings on MARKS ■ era tor Davenport 6 cane bottom chairs Library table Cherry Birffett Commode Drop leaf table 12x15 rug and pad Buffett 9x12 and 6x9 rug 2 ellctric lamps Linoleum Surfbeat Wine kegs “ Porch swing Bed springs Oak sideboard 25 and 30 gallon crocks Brass bed and springs Dresser Battery radio Carden hose Lake spear Copper boiler 30 ft. galvanised ridge role Whiffletrees Tripod Leather davenport Library table Clothes wardrobe Fruit cans Odd chairs Steel kitchen stool New Sanitary cot Bedding Linen and curtains ' Pictures 2 good clocks Electric iron toaster and beater Milk pails and strainer Dishes Good corn shelter Scalding kettle Set platform farm scales Crates and sticks Oil drum Cistern pump New auto fog light Pr. Twin Trumpet aute horns Auto luggage carrier Work bench Electric saw with motor (new) 14 H.P. motor Small tools Good trailer with stock rack Forks shovels, hoes and many other articles too numerous to mention. STORES INC. IBB TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE nothing removed until settled for. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN 128 W. STATE RHONE 2524 USl MUR SAVINGS 7» MJYMMEij.S. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS DEWEY REED, Auctioneer and Mgr ATON FLORY, C. M. HAMMOND, Clerks ■ picture of ■ fine. leutlans Is a bmther-ln-l and one da on the stre I occasion fo And Bur know your home Isn’t to be and one of our land and » I lan In Has I Burdette. Pvt. Haro be in Carlto I on him too t Harold in and he Is Sgt. Guy He wrote ago that h L lleved ha * I fomla afte I1 no wander ,(married th | California I 8ft. Cla I land, he th B nice,place I. the’.beat p Ibeeh-ln t been recen I storekeeper I coast of A Zane Ha I In training soloing no | We were I Pvt. Denni I (Continu � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-09-02.pdf e55b5a83349b3854015535fcae700830 PDF Text Text HELP BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS 4 Is iy The Hastings Banner [IGHYY-IIGHTH YEAR SECTION ONE—PACES 1 to 8 On th» ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ W.' ”isr& HI6HER MIE UP TO Of InfanUte Paralysis The state health department Is CITY VOTERS SOON ■ending out timely warning that HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEFTEMRER Z. 1»43 EDITORIALS ARI YOU GOH PART IN WAR BO 12 PACES—2 SECTIONS I ALL RURAL SCHOOLS HAVE TEACHERS School Tax Colli for A Tax of 12.15 milli It was on Sept. 1, 1939, four years cafi now be considered safe from ago that Nazi armies stormed Into I The school board reported to the Poland, thus precipitating Europe city council Friday night that it this month is one of the two when I has fixed $41,970. u the amount to into a war which was to Involve Following this after an Interval | City Must Hove More Barry County Is Fortunate. Infantile the paralysis most preva­ ; be raised by tax for operating the entire Isworld. of two days came the great RAP Cosh to Pay Its lent. Parents are advised to take no public schools for the school year Names of Teachers and ld .on Hamburg which completed chances when their children appear I beginning July 1. 1943. Thia will Ordinary Expenses The past month has undoubtedly Districts e Job of pulverizing that import­ Carlton Center unwell. I mean a tax levy of 8.65 mills. The This 1* a regular weekly feature The city council voted Friday been the bitterest thirty-one days ant Industrial and shipping cenAug. 38. . 1943 , Fever, headaches, nausea and Judging from what we read con­ । boaid will also raise the sum of designed to aid you In your curin tlie life of Adolf Hitler. The tri ­ cerning other counties, Barry Is in­ : $16,073.23 to be paid next May, 814.iDear Boy* and Girls in the Service: vomiting may be symptoms of lhe night to submit to thc voters of deed fortunate in having every one COO of the principal and $2.072 23 as I Greetings and a cheery "Hello, disease. Stiffness or pain in the Hastings a proposal to Increase the umphant Interlude when he chased On Thursday. Aug. 5. it became of Its 58 rural districts supplied ' interest on the outstanding school [There” to Carlton Township boys back and muscle soreness are other limit for city taxes from one per a broken British army from the lond girls, stationed pretty well all1 symptoms. A phy*iclan zhould be cent to one and one half per cent. beaches at Dunkirk and dictated apparent that the heralded Nazi with__ teachers. The Orangevillei bonds. Tn May 1946 the school bonds Rturta *choel h“ lwo t*ach'r’ *>1 will be retired. The debt service will lover the world to help with all called Immediately When such Before lhe matter can be submitted, terms to a defeated Prance must summer offensive n, m«r.against u»„ . — r.l,^ , & "SSoff Uffl’ to 1 call for a 3.5 mill lax. ■ their might and main to get this symptoms are noticed. Thc possibll- it must have the approval of the seem now like a fitful dream: was------------something more than governor, so that the formal action lume world out of lhe miserable1 Ity of paralysis is greatly decreased agonizing glimpse of glories that because on that day the Soviets I townships, the names of the teachRed stamps X and Y valid Imess It is In. | when prompt dlagoscs and adequate must await hl* decision. There agonizing glimpses of glories that stormed into Orel. through Oct. 2; Z becomes valid | ers and the names of the districts I And let me tell you right here ‘rraknent are given to this disease would seetn to be no reason to an­ eluded his grasp Sept. 5 and remains valid through where thay will hold forth In each ticipate the governor's disapproval. Iwe ore backing you up with our In its earlier stages. • township. Tljen on Aug. 7. the last hope of It Is evident that the city cannot lever daily thoughts and prayers;] —-------- — maintain its fixed policy of pay-M­ a successful Axis stand in Sicily Iglso cooperating as to rationing-------------- -----------------------------I you-go-avoiding debt* and Interest­ the world—end Indeed he might was broken when British and Amer­ land extra work with very few , ocpi. au. u. v ana w now vaiia “umDcr ot marnca women wno will ---------- --] paying—and play even on the pres- have been except for the ice-cold ican tmnrw hrnVe thmnoh Imurmuni. ... ««...$ o Messerschmitt.»through Oct 20Sugar l ent charter limit of one per cent. courage of Britain and the inspired I Ahd speaking of work, boys do ; The one per cent tax was kmple defense of R A P. fighter squadrons defense line. — .. — the - । Crashing to Earth in Italy' Iwe ever miss you there; Just ask I teachers and only 10 who use Stamp No. 14 good for 5 pounds > in normal times and under normal which barely succeeded In pre­ lyour Moms and sisters, for It's, - - "Mixa" before their names. No’ Friday's ... dallies brought lhe news, Aug. 16 through Oct. 31. conditions. But there "ain't no such venting Hitler from establishing |your Morns and sisters that are tryFour days later, Nuremberg,.1WIJ holy ---------doubt the — scarcity w. of ZU young w..a lady >nat that Lieut. James P. Dibble, ot till*. Stamps No. 15 and 16 may be -— i animal" as normal now, nor will the aerial superiority over the!city He Thinks Oil Structures . „ of ________________________ ling to help out In your absence In the Nazi ideology, was pul- teachers Is due to (the big wages city, had been highly commended, used for canning surar tn amounts i there be for many years to come. ■anything from ringing pigs, wormverized by a mighty aerial blow v-they ran earn in other occupations, by hl* superior officer*1 for shooting; of 5 lb. each through Oct 3L Underneath Barry. County. blow, The war may possibly end next English coast which he thought .---------------------. T especially In factories busy with down a German Messerschmitt purling lambs, making hav. combining. -... - But there will be was necessary for invasion of the' Idruwing straw or what have you.. The Banner was pleased to re- : yeaf\ ?r *n Stamp 18* good for 1 pair through I isles, themselves. <* And you might ask your Dad* too. celve a call on Friday from Stale i “ d'blJo£11Rrot>abl? , Oct. 31. as to lhe efficiency of the solution, Geologist Richard A. Smith, who hundred billions of dollars to face, Gasoline By tins slender margin was a quick German troops trom Bicuy and । was lured bv ’he Sh^wnges^f- ?y °rt dUUnc€ north °f NaPle»- II*V.f the labor problem: and he would has served the state in liiat position l and huj.* expense* for the rehablliStamp Number 7 from Boole three days later, oninto-K^ko; Aug 15. the fered in rural districts this year. I' Ja y’jia“mes 1* d the son” of Mr and Mr* Mileage Ration A Book, worth 3 iprobably say "Well, they do prettv for 33 years. It wsY largely due to ‘at|9n J” wounded soldiers, for pen- victory of Nazi arms prevented at _________________ TMrt-Se siT te^er. £V M |well for women, but Son, I •would him that Michigan's largest oil i don*, for numerous other war ad- a time when the rest of the world Russians stormed — — ‘ -----------------,K“ c“ ‘gallons of gasoline, good througn rather have you helping me.” illcld. in the Midland. Mt. Pleasant ■ Ju«“nents for getting the countrv was at a low ebb of military power.Messina fell on the 17lh. a^d ^ftrtrtz" wh?re ^hev^m11 S ' 4lrett He b ncartnF hu »«»d b‘rthP ‘ ‘ Fuel Ofl But boys, it isn't thc work we' and «nd Clare Clare district, district, was was opened opened up. up. «iuared away again. There will be "n*tructora are « follow ** day- He from Hastlna. hlgh KhooI 1W9 He WM g mem< miss you most in, it is just having “nd he has been of much assistance no let up in taxation; which mean* August began for Hiller with the Coupon 5 good for 11 gallons. On thc 18th, Allied planes made. instructors are as follow^. you around to cook for, to press in other 0(1 producing arras of Die l that costs and labor will be high. damaging American raid on the Ru­ their deepest penetration into Ger- ‘ Must last until Sept. 30 for both n A . “ T c a i T “ wna , h, P . i ber of lhe Hastings football team. j We will face that condition for the trousers and tie* for. in fact. Just stale. Mrs. Rcva- Schantz—---------Assyria Cen----- j and was prominent in athletics. He heat and hot water. 11. A_ a __ ,lr Smith QnalAka has Ka. been to**a. spending V«f. “* -----' least, probably manian oil fields which demon­ many to bomb the Messerschmitt t^r Ihaving vou ***..*., around underfoot and, Mr. hte ; P®x‘* 31 strated that no vita) area in the WQfks at Regensburg: on .u_ the ^,.u. 20th Mrs Hma Hoffman-Checkered. i was also a good student. Iwe are living for the day when you , vacation at hl* cottage near the >°mter. Second inspections due: A book ' Hi* brother. Robert G.. te the so-called "fortress of Europe." _no utc mu annus again mcneu me anxious to save the Red armies reached the Miss Beulah Cary—Lincoln. Iwlll be homei again umhiti "juzt ju*i around arouna ' Cascade*. u»««un, G Mini ur lake. imc, We nr can cun all an opup- |। _Our ---5 ' city / council, .C .------— — i production manager of lhe immense vehicles by Sept. 30; B's by Oct. some tine--------------------day prove'■*his good ,Judgment ‘be taxpayers and aJ- matter how remote from bases in high water mark of ti.ctr winter] Mr*’ H«u?morett T^nlhln’ 1 snu,w ‘bakery ’“‘“try m ■underfoot." And r ----- Jz~ ----------“J-------- * In select- "PXPpnae in Chicago. Chicago. Jame« Jamra 31: C's by Aug. 31: commercial ve> "•— - -Sec. -1.) 1 I Mrs Leona Van Delic—bowline I1 Shultz omlntt home and find Ing one oi of carry Barry t-ountys County's unani finest * a>'»«eking city a best interes- England nor how well defended (Continued on Page 4. lyou will be coming ~7' ”C—r'B the ‘j'ZC'y.r ^*Ban work for thc Shultz company hides every 6 months or 5,000 mile*, .. ... i.,. — i.t. . i_U. • ___ _ __ > _ .... . >. I rst* hui fnund ho It lc Imivw.llJ. Iwe have kent faith with you in lake* for his summer home, and he ®sU- ha?, *ound ‘hat It te impossible which ever is first ■keeping Carlton township a good Is( acugmeu delighted wun with k it.. l to r ‘?. nav Pay mr u,e nmnino running expense* of the Mr. H»wl MeKlbbm-McOmlMr. “•'« “• «» « »U counlnr ■place to come tack to. Just a* you &-—*-•------of •------Speaking prospects for finding ci‘5j^>n a one per c*nl tax- Labor Sugar for home-canning of 1943 . Mr. U-h Ncb-Rurta. ’*pfl1 • >»«• " *™>' ■>' Il in this vwuaa county. Mr. o Smith again I ?nd'“u ow‘«rt»l« continue to lore keeping faith with us in doing oil .j. «... .uim. bkuu i >r... or ..... _ __ ir .... »» __ .. U pe, U'ai wnt tn n Yrolninu r^mn In fruit crops will be available to Flossie A Herding — Barney « » “ «® n ‘ » Valuing ramp in ] MLss .-.-j hi* firm belief that .v._. there ..----- are ,. increase. When they stop growing, your Job of helping rid the world. stated I California and then to Phoenix. housewives on approximately the Mills. lof thc would would be be '"super men." lof thc super men." O|l bearing rocks underneath Barry' 1 "s "« they doubtless will, they will still same basis ns Ixxt season. No reduc­ Arizona where, on Nov. 1. 1942. he Miss Stella Tuckerman — Weeks. u......— rocs be be fhr above what we think of as Everything is about the same at county. He „c BiUU said ltlc the known rock ,| aau« Miss Mcrun Merlin aunaecn Sandecn — nenacrHendcr- graduated and was given his wings tion of blue point stamps will be Carlton .Center excepting every- UralH underlying it are the ones norma). I shot. "nd commission as 2nd lieutenant. made from War Ration Book Two Tlie tentative resolution, ap­ one is buster than ever before I whcre oil pools, as they are called. for canning sugar. Carlton Townihlp h J* h S w “ ? ent J5 Eighty-Eight Cases On luive been found elsewhere in this proved by the council, recites the Mrs. Lucllft Yarger—Rogers. । P1™?*11*-. California, for advanced Marlon and Orart Clem, whom state. He suld that the federal au- fact that the present charter limit Mrs, Claudine Matthews—Carlton ‘ral,n.ln.g ln ,nyln8 a P3’ ^“heed Junior Chamber of most lik ’ii'J of you hear from quite regu- ‘horit.'es had taken action which on city tax rate does not now pro­ Lightning plane. As its name tm1mThe .rfotl term of circuit court . Center' nD y;n« dnn1 in h.w' i th^uurages wildcat drilling; but vide enough funds to meet thc or, Dllca It is » speedy, fighter airship. Commerce Sent $20 here wdarwivs*teacron^a’25' ^h' 1 thnt lhe dUcovcr" of oil. in a dlx- dlnirv running expenses of our | opens on Monday. Sept. 13. with a ■ Mr8 Aline Frisby—Welcome. He took it to the desert region, trlct like Barry, no doubt will be a city, because of increased costs of calendar of sixty-five rases on lhe ' Mrs^ Evelyn Short — Brown. where he maneuvered'the P38 until The Junior Chamber of Com­ labor and materials. . | Next Is Chosen to Found o regular calendar and twenty-three ' Mrs. Opal Houghton — Coats he had gained a thorough mastery merce evidenced it* interest In the iMitrlon Is always there to give a wildcatter. The resolution stales that, be­ ■ helping neimna hand. nano ■ Mr Sml‘h te a very courteous ofof hnrfd)ing this Lightning. He spent improvement of Tyden Park by New Agricultural College in cases In which no progress has been Grove. Mr “and Mr*. Wing are still in i f*®** w/ro’Jh “"InP”! dll?1* cause our city has for many years Castleton Township made for more than one year. Judge i six weeks in this special training. sending a check for $20 to the city Brazil. Tells Interesting the store and are keeping prettv: b>«s wl‘h the public: and he invites, beep operated on the paF-os-you- I Miss Ruby Cogswell—Lake View. A. D. McDonald will preside Then he was sent to North Africa, council, which te to be added to the Ibusv adding up points of red and ?nd..appreciates frankness and fair go pion, which the council desires Four criminal cases are listed 1 Mrs Alice DeVries—Martin. Story of Long Ocean Trip where hr joined the American air- fund for improving the park- Tito blur stamps for this and that, and | denUng in those who have any offi- | to continue, that plan te Impossible Mrs. Zelma Smith—Barryvllle. which Is a larger number than usf < Con tinned on Page 3. Sec. 1.) council appreciated the gift and di­ when the city cannot, under the Mrs. Kainbach—Shores |r11ppiiig up Ice cream cones for nil, c*a* business with him. In previous Issues we have told uni, rected thc city clerk to express that present limit, umit. raise enough enougn money I1 lh IV... navennorVs bovHastings Township Following U the calendar as sub- ! Ithc children In lhe neighborhorxi: : fact in a letter of acknowledgment expen- “,c .ator* °r Dean to nav its ordinary running expenMrs. Lote wickham—Fisher. milted for publication: and always asking of your Moms A ITU Af|/f f Al IDT ot lhe gift. ses. without considering that emerand manhood in Wood- Criminal Causes Mrs. Mae Cadwallader—Gregory. I gencies and neccssarv imnrovementa m£S< Jit' is?.“S’" Mrs Cleo Brown—Altoft. The People vs Herbert Couch, may demand considerably more. , Kradua‘l0» from the Michigan AgriMrs. Erma Flory—Star. AUCTION SALES The resolution recites the fact that | ct}llural College. When he flnlsh- bastardy. Miss Crystal _ ____ _______ _ ____ _____ G. Bragdon —HasLxa.«?lS. C»rllon‘cAnTlie People vs Ellsworth7 Pease1, tings CLAUDE EDGEEL. Prop. Center. unleas the rate Is increwed debts hta'nh ter News. Is still ns eager and anx- IV IVUslLVI LHILVI1 breaking and entering. Having decided to quit farmin*. I and Interest-bearing bonds will be I Mrs. Pearl Matthews—Quimby. jlmis as ever to learn any bit of The People vs Gerald Pratt. Mr. Edgell will hold an auction sate id the the mounting nvMintinv tntn 1I 1 arming. mo ne retumca so wooa- . -• County Quota For Mistake Was Made in the necessary; and —,d a en -nlerlng ■ news that will be of Interest toJ Hope Township -- became equal with breaking M ‘ at lhe farm known as Ute old Room terrat. and imoldred^remt* impxlrcd credit-^- '1 Und Undfather bccan'in p an “ ual partner D*rtncr ' Levy Of a One Mill Drive Set at $15,800 lyou boys and girls. Mrs. Kathryn Chamberlain — bl* the«°operation ofwith the । ^5 People w Maurice Smith. ___ vz farm located I mile north <4 Mapte vuiiAc of cause 01 Increasing increasing aeou — —wou wouia would I Those of vou who used to attend] . 2 Approximately one hundred Bar­ •reading debts j— ‘d beautiful 200-acre v special count Doud. 200-acre, Davenport farm farm. P"nd larceny wiyi a " much [church services here at the Me’.hoMrs. Zela Cortrlght—■Cedar Creek. ry County citizens assembled Wed­ Grove Center. He is offering a good ,Tax for ■ ,uPaving „ I make “ ,uv*4 heavier—111 burden upon । B ? *------•'------ * goods, —J rationed ' fHn taxpayers - _____ the voters than will a reason- I He married and devoted the next Jury aril Causes ‘ Idtet church, will be glad to know' in 1927, — -------- —of —this - c tv I the Mrs. Marguerite Staffer—Hinds. nesday. August 25th. In Hastings to list of cattle, chickens, bogs, hay and grain, farm machinery' and Iwe ore still carrying on. Our Sun-j adopted thc city able Increase In the rate of taxa- 1 lopted an amendment to the °L, Mrs. Irene Dickinson — Shultz. Marvin P. Cooley perfect an organization to cover the cMcal work of a' fann­ nvc ih. ou, d„ 1 ■«* W |dav school went into sort of a tail । cbar‘"- which gov- -aii mn- Uo„ Mrs. Ora Babcock—Brush Ridge. county in. the United War Fund a foreign itlon and Hazel — —^py |spin after vou nil left us. but we। ellI authority to levy ley e one mill tax The council finds the Ux rate In . u in hte work'and Gray, tres Mrs. Glenna Van Hom—Clover­ drive scheduled to start October ■ have our selves righted up now and' for ------ „ — — >r per paving. 1.. In addition to .the one this city Is amomr the verv lowest ] gained from its varied experiences dale. 15th. helpful re cent cent Tax limit provided provided bv bv the the ln Ule |In n c ttlS of K ’S? . lessons that were of where in this Issue for full par­ going again. And when you all get, per tax limit Irving Township in thc the 'state cities of This this sire sire, ] many Barry, with more than 1200 bovs ticulars. C. Main. Gdn., vs Hayden back home wc will have a young charter for city expenses. There so that we will not be out of Ijnd If great benefit to him In his highly Hathaway, trespass. MIm Myrtle Wilson—Wood girls in the armed services, has successful career as an educator Miss Margaret Johncock—Jones. and ■ people's class again, that will really I has been a decrease in the amount (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) been asked by Michigan headquar­ Wm. c. Main vs Hayden Hathaand college executive. be. n good one. And right here the city receives from tlie state for (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) ters of the United War Fund to A temporary Indisposition caused As Mr. Mead has a surplus of I would like to tell vou that we all road work, and the entire one per raise $15,800. tai. MMiuiyuit Mr. Davenport iu to acci. seek ■. a pujucai physical ' —-—iiroanfurniture apd no further use for It. missed you last Easter Sunday.[cent levy te not enough to pay the The group, representing a cross change. He had felt the need of: “ David French, assumpsit. especially: so many of you boys regular running expenses of thc section of the townships, school doing some postgraduate work to In ‘be matter of the Petition of who maybe couldn't get to church j city, on account of Increased costa districts and towns of the counlv. assist him in hte farming operations.;‘h® Board of Supervisors for the East Side Grocery, comer Hayes on other Sundays, always managed of labor and materials. Because of heard John A. VanDte of Kalama­ and Grand Street in Hastings. With his father's full approval ho determination and maintenance of 1 to attend services here on Easter that situation the common council. .a to T---. _ ____________ 1-czoo. Field Representative of the Dewey Reed will cry the sale and returned East T_ Lansing. He was hr wntrr lrva.1 nt I Sundav and (his year you couldn't In March last, voted that it would United War Fund explain the pur­ C. M. Hammond will act as clerk. very fortunate to find living In len­ | make it on account of keeping nn this year levy the one mill navlng Standard Stamping Co., trespass 1 L VT Lil J pose of the drive — which is to se ­ sing Dr. Manly Mlles who. the Dean [appointment with your Uncle Sam- tax. In order to improve certain cure funds for the UBO. for our (or full particulars. Harry O Mohrmann. Recr. vs! r.Plan* »a Reerute stated, was the first and foremost [my. and it didn't lust seem like streets. Plans Mada Made to Recruit • ' people who are prisoners of war. of all professors of practical agri­ Claude J. Marshall. Exec., assump[Easier. The one mill tax. on the total < Special Sales Squad of and for the relief of those bi war- HASTINGS TO*BE* | The Grange meets the same ns city assessment of $4,850.00 would culture. He was directed by Dr. War Industry Has Many stricken lands. Matthew Baltch va Robert "E Bond Fathers” Mlle* In a course of reading az well |u*unl the first nnd third Thursday have yielded $4.850 00 for the REPRESENTED Uses For Waste Cloth Mr. VanDis told how this com­ Powell, trespass. / [evenings each month, th* younger city treasury. When the assessment ns aided by Dr. Miles' sound ad­ A conference of Michigan munici­ 3rd War Loan Drive official­ bined operation, known as the John Slenkiewrelcz vs George ly Thc I bovs and glrte are helping to keep rolls were turned over to the city pal Illes will be held in KolaaMMO It has been decided by the Sal­ vise in visit* he paid to him. Mi­ Sherman, opened in Barry County yester ­ United War Fund, brings efficiency October 6 and 7. Among the many appeal from justice court; day. With a quota of $1,000,000 to things going until you older ones treasurer for collection, after the vage Committee that In conjunction Davenport declared that Dr. Miles' and economy into the administra ­ get buck to take over. Archie and Mildred C. Sinclair va fill, a thorough canvass of the coun­ municipal problems to ba considered board of review had completed its with the paper drive being planned advice and the reading he recom­ tion and spending of the funds col ­ The Ladles Aid aren't serving D. and Mildred M. Sinclair, ty will be necessary, according to It was found that Instead of for the later part of September, mended was "lhe best counsel I ever Vem lected. as contrasted with the ex­ oulte the meals we did owing to work had In agriculture." Ila had re­ aasumpalL a mil), only l/10th of a mill was as­ they will also pick up rags. Branch and Morris Lamble cessive costs which result when the rationing, but we still meet Walter M. and Verdie L. Sin­ Ray present war cease*T Also what steps for paving tax. That would Men's woolen wear, ladies wear, covered his health in a little over clair many overlapping agencies attempt every month with a dinner or sup­ sessed vs Vem D. and Mildred M. who are In charge of the drive. a year: and had so completely fin­ take to secure federal aid In net the city only $485.00. Instead and all wool rags are reclalmable Because the county quota for “E" to do the Job. The United War to per of lc**er variety and have our of the expected $4,850.00. ished the work laid out that he was Sinclair. promoting municipal projects will either by a carbonizing process or bonds alone this time is nearly as Fund relies almost entirely upon be discussed. It will be an import­ usun) good time. Katherine A. Redner vs Otte Gal­ It appears that after the rolls had a combing and respinning process. about ready to return to tlie farm. lup. great as our entire quota during the School here al the Center whl volunteer activity, and. therefore, trespass. Then, without lhe slightest wamant meeting. The city council voted been passed on by the board of re ­ Thc carbonizing process results in previous drive, Mr. Branch states soon begin with Mrs. Claudine Guv view that there was no other wav to is able to hold administration costs Diamond Oil wv. Co. v* Wayne E. uikiuciiw iA.vuiicu — ** V... .. — Incident occurred that cnennight that this city shall be < f 1! v‘cw tnnt ul're was uu uuicr io a pressed product suitable for the ing'.jin that a special committee of "E down to three-quarters of one per Friday I Matthews .Ul teaching "mJmtoragain tor Manv “ ?oto b’ “wav °rt" 1 epresented at That gathering by rougher. Inexpensive forms of new tirely changed the course of his life. I and Beryl I. Gay, trespass. Tlie A.it story of Ml this change as M givK>> - , ,E. , , Fay * Grinage vs Waller Kar AV—I ­- Bond Fathers" will be recruited to cent—a fact which appealed strong­ the mayor and city engineer. clothing, while lhe combing pro­ teacher of former years i frorn the court. assist in thc sale. These "E Bond ly to the sturdy people of this rweri in the "Country "Country Gentleman.” pinski. trespass. Some of the boyi and girls have. Accordingly a suit wax started duces a reworked yarn suitable for Ii en Fathers," he says will be limited to domlnantly rural county. Flora C. Cardan I. by Gdn. Pau) TRANSPORTATION NOTICK further knitting and weaving. The December Issue, 1925. and January been home Just recently. -Pvt. Gene1 M,°"daI- ,“/'rcu l ®ou.rt At the suggestion of Mr. VanDia. It will be necessary tar school dis­ Governrnc\n" ’iix-i",|u1i7d“'-i‘‘Sui^ n"'»^r j enoortj number, own 1926. word* We quote Dean DavP Mayrand vs M. Anson G. and men who have either, a son or a Carpenter of the WACs was home "John Doe."/»ho stands fnr the un- ST rep^eJS In describing it । MelbourneIL daughter In the, armed service. a Nominating Committee was ap­ tricts or parents to make arrangeand looking fine and fit. named taxpayers, and four other Volunteers for the "E Bond Fa­ pointed by the temporary chair­ menu* at onto if transportation in Burton Allerdlng of the Navy taxoayera. whose names are given lawip"ng’ffiLAfS? war'manU are I "r have already Intimated that Hurlcss. trespass thers" are asked to gel in touch man.. to nominate officers. The Hastings school busses Is desired tor came from Great Lakes to vtelt In lhe bill of comnlalnl filed in the icedJd bv ' Demmin™ Th?Upnro 011 was not wel* w,th 0,6 Professor- | Chancery Ceases with Ray Branch by pnone or oth­ Committee, consisting of Circuit not weu wltn lt,e professor- i vnanccry causes hte parents, he has gained twenty case. Il te a friendly suit, started for needed bv the miiiinnx Tb® r°rd I 011 Ship of agriculture at this, the old- I Amber A. vs Harrison Clair Van erwise at the Strand Theater here Judge A. D. McDonald. D. A. Van write at once. No pupil can be ac­ I2rko£f E "o “ “"Uta 1 =,A.T-b"..S'." <^_Y“ pounds and thinks the Navy is t the purno«e of correcting an error, of Its kind. The time Sickle, bill for separate mainlen- or with any of the local chairmen. Buskirk Hastings School Superin­ cented nn busses unless contract grand ' [ nnd securing the full *4 850.00 fo- used — fourteen million wiping w.piuK cloths nuuia I eist. college These ”E Bond Fathers’’ hkve a lob tendent and Donald F. Hlnderllter. is signed in advance for his trans­ when something had to be 1 »nce. Cpl. Cha*. Wlteon of California, lhe ritv. which it needs to rarrv nut in 1942. Ford spends nearly $3000 came done. — Betty Jean Perry, by next friend, to do on the home front which is Editor The Nashville News, nomin­ portation I“ was visit hte his parents and as home to vtelt <Continued on Page 2. Sec. 1.) (Continued a month for wiping cloths. Each -* as Important in its way. the bond ated the following Barry County “Of all the astounding rumors va Richard Perry, divorce. D. A. VanBusklrit ■ other relatives. cloth is put through the wash 8 or that Dorothy Arlene Perry, by next sales committee believes, as their folks to serve as officers—said nom­ came my way was one 8upt- of Schools I Betty Cooper has recently Join10 times before Its usefulness ax a to theever sons and daughters have to do on inees being approved without dis­ effect that I was being con­ friend, vs Millard Perry, divorce. led up with the WACs and Alice wiper U gone. sent bv the County Committee:— Mildred vs Dale Main, divorce. the fighting front. for the .vacancy. I could ■ Beck with thc WAVES. We are Rag dealers rip the cotton from sidered Chairman. A ben E. Johnson Gerald B. vs Margaret Cole, di­ believe it until the evidence HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR We have an unseen enemy which ■ proud of our three girls in thc old mattresses and bale It for gun­ not Vice Chairman. Ear) Olmstead . was in the Mie iwm form oi of a definite aciume orodfo- vorce. HIGH SCHOOL ELEMENTARY ■ service. can't be stopped by bullets or bombs. powder production. The mattress was Treasurer. Maurice Lamble Doctor Beal "Take Charles H. n. and ana Laura uiura Cteler vtaier vs Mr. Branch points out—the ever F —— -• said '• — -- ' voariea AND KINDGARTE.N ■ Cpl. Chas. Biecheisen is in Auscovering or ticking Lx used to make posltlon. Secretary. Harold Foster Dr. Mlles also said "Take It.” । Maude D. Herrema and Sarah Kep­ present threat of uncontrolled in­ » SCHOOL NOTICE ■ trails: hh folks Just received a wiping cloths. Only all cotton mat­ it." I was not blind to the dangars, for key. bill to set aside deeds and re- flation, War Stamps and Bonds— ■ picture of him and he lx looking tresses will be wanted. Cain This Year Is Nine had been ten years of tur- scind contract. curs before February 1, 1944 are ■fine. particularly the ‘'E" Bonds are the Cotton and linen rags--are re­ there balance across the campus. Sensing | Maude Lorraine vs H, Vem Neil, best, if not the only ammunition eligible to enter kindergarten. ParOver Last Year's Report I Sgt. Lawton William* In the Alclaimed and bleached by paper mills ‘• | eutlans la about 150 miles from his which can lick this enemy decisive­ The school census In this city in the. manufacture of fine writing the difficulties and perils of the 1 divorce. ■ brother-in-law. Pvt. Aleck Nell: wa.s taken by the teachers in May. papers Small pieces of cloth as well situation. I felt obliged to fortify i Ln the matter of the Petition of ly—and It Is this enemy which the School for enrollment on ■ and one day thev chanced to meet Their report* have Just been tabu­ M old overall material make fine myself. Accordingly I made a con-1 Henry Stehr, et al. to disconnect committee is asking the "E Bond September 6. some time di I on the street which was a happy lated and released for publication writing and blueprint paper for de­ ditlon that if I undertook the work, ’land" *from “the village of Middleville. Fathers" to fight. Vonda Jean Rayner, by n?xt I occasion for both of them. which had never yet been accept­ from the office of Suot. D. A. Van Although a million dollars sounds M. S. C. Sponsors Unusual 4:00 p. m. New elementary k battleships. ably done. It must be under a full friend, vs Donald Ellsworth Ramer, | And Burdette Hayner. (I don't Buskirk. The totals show 581 boys signing Felt rags from old hats or covers professorship and with full salary. divorce. Project at Camp Here will please report al Central Sd I Jcnow ,your rating) although hte boys aged from 5 to 19 Inclusive, ,are county has savings account re ­ In making battleship lino­ That condition was accepted. I home isn’t In Carlton now. It used and 645 girl*, a total of 1226. In leum.used Kittle Bownc Olney vs Lillian sources none to meet this quota One hundred and twenty boys, during these hours also. New 1 Cotton silk, linen and part­ I to be and we still think of him ns 1942 the number was 1217, 593 boys wool rags "In bringing some kind of order Burke, determination of ownership. "in stride”. It isn't a question of known as- "Victory Garden Volun­ school and Junior High School are Used to produce roof­ out of chaos. I owed more than Raymond vs Esther Jane Hotch­ giving the money but merely In­ teers.” 14 to 16 years of age. put Dlls enroll August 31 and Septan | one of our Carlton boys, te in Ire- and 624 girl*, and In 1941 was 1208, ing felt ui>*d in housing prefects words can express to my good kiss. divorce. I land and we naw your steter Mar­ 597 boys a total of 1,351 work days help­ I from 8:30 to 12 m. and 1:« *----------and•" 611 girls. Following and Army barracks. It in what amounts to the in I l?n ,ln.Hastings a short time ago. Is the report k.. — groups: ing weed and harvest crops in tm John J. vs Jeanette Hlrlh Fer­ vesting friends on the faculty, especially world's safest Investment. These Gun Marsh area of Barry and Al­ I Burdette. Doctor Beal. Doctor Kedzie and guson. divorce. Boys Girls 1Total are safer even than money legan counties in three camp ses­ I Pvt. Harold Cole's home used to Age in years Jean A. vs Fordyce H. Maison, bonds even more to Doctor Mlles. 76 because government bonds, them­ sions from July 6 to Aug. 28. az ATTENTION BOWLERS I I be in Carlton and wr have a claim Opening Meeting “One day. during the second year bill of complaint. are used to back the cur­ part of an effort to help relieve ■ on him too. we had a letter from Our newly rccondltlonad Russell E. vs Orpha P. Kimmel, selves. of my administration of the agri­ rency. I Harold in New Guinea, last week farm labor shortage in this region. will be open for bowling on * 38 Of C. of C. on cultural department at the college, bill of ‘complaint. I and he te in fine spirits. ' So. it might be well for tu all to All of the boys were from cities, Day Heptember 8th ■ven there appeared on the campus SrnLucille J. va William A. McCon­ keep in mind the fact that the suc­ most of them from the Hostings welcome. . . coma and enX x,8*1- 9uy E1llntt h >n California. 10 30 65 Monday, Sept. 13 35 nr Lout* Quiroz a wealthy Bra- nell. divorce. 1 He wrote to hte folks some time 30 11 । rillan planter, who desired to exFern Isabelle vs Lawrence Harry cess of this 3rd War Loan Drive is and Brush street areas of Detroit. National Sport. | MO that he liked California, be­ a'matter in which wq all have an While here, their headquarters were TEAMS. . . wishing to 01 76 Matteson, divorce. L llcved he would *Ull stay In Ctiliat Chief Noon Day Camp. Yankee been decided to hold the7 Septem- • “* *nn .broken English, “a Robert vs Irene VanderWater, di­ Interest. $ fontla after the war was over and 14 you vorce. Each qne of is us. or should -be a Springs Area. ber meeting of the Chamber .-L — Jit; m , T . .no wonder, for he Just recently The project was an experiment any 15 Mary vz Leon E. Willaey. divorce. member of the'3rd War Loan Drive carried Commerce on Monday evening, I _JT?ir?u£h hi® Interpreter I lexrn[■'n»“rted the girl of hte dreams. J on under supervision of the 40 Gertrude H. vs Gerald R. Mont­ —a committee of one whose duty It Michigan Rentember 13th al the Odd Fellow QulrM, P^posed to | California girl. State College. 51 is to go to the nearest bank and Hall. donate the necessary lands and to gomery, divorce. I Set Clare Olmstead te In Engof lhe boys had worked on LIBRARY 51 Clyde Stevens. State Aeronautl-1 erect certain initial buildings, after Isadore J. vi Maxine L. Alnslle. buy bonds—nad not In '.'slacker” a None I land, he thinks England te a prettv farm before—in fact, many of 19 51 quantities either! . bill of complaint. cal Engineer has been Invited by . the state had promised to nice place but still thinks U. 8. te them had never seen a farm. Each be open Saturday, but wf aw*—_ . ■* to speak to falrn ai -a, and anrf aaam Ia IS. take over operate the enter ­ Robert D. Fuhnnan vs Jane Mere ­ the Airport Committee I th< best-ptre? of all. signed up for a three-week camp Total 581 645 1226 HU purpose tn coming to dith Winston, no cause stated. ‘ GARRISON FAMILY REUNION kaS^. w“rlI'y bf the Navy has In the pre-school age groups, the Chamber regarding the de- prise. East Lansing was to Add 0 sun­ Margaret A. vs Charles W. Fow­ Sept. 12 at home of Mrs. Jennie beeh-ln two yearti now and has there are 239 boys and 251 girls, a W In addition E C. Fielder, state able neraon to a*t as the ‘•oreU- ler. bill of complaint, Slocum. Hendcraiiott Corners. entire peri f been recently promoted so he te total tff 490. as shown below: -----------------QlrU rfente ” of the CAUesio AgranOn ’ lca Manager of the Committee for Mae vs Ray Parker, bill for sepAdv. 8/1 eight hairs I storekeeper somewhere along the Total Economic Development will appear nf nt San WnM' coast of Africa. except in < Under 113 before thc Chamber to explain its "I provided him with a list of Edward P. and Ada E. DeMott James R. Cushman of Kalamazoo or sickness . 7^n*. Najth of the Ate Corp* te activities In assiztlng commerce names; but they all were busy with L In training at Washington and Is va Melvin 8. and France* M. Wade. has been called' to active duty In for their •) 107 and Industry to make its contribu­ ■ soloing now. blU to foreclose. other mattan. and ths Brasilian the Army Air Force as an aviation 51 tion towards maintaining high returned without succsos. He ex­ [ «,ad to Ret your tetter Henry A. Allwardt vs Wellington cadet tn the Communications visor for not working. levels of productivity and employ­ plained that It he were unable to D. and Bessie Britten, bill of com­ Branch. He will report to Seymour Needless to say, with a group of Thank D®.nntaJ Alterdlng of Australia ment in the postwar period. Johnson Field. Goldsboro. n7c. this sort, the "mortality” rate wu I (Continued on Page 1, Bee. 2.) find among the graduates of the plaint Total 229 (Oonltaued M Met I BM. 1) (Continued on Pzgs >, see i.) (Continued on Page 3, Sec. 1J September 8, for hU basic tralnljtg Home Front RATIONIN ☆ AT A GLANCI X LIEUT. JAS. DIBBLE DOWNS NAZI PLANE STATE GEOLOGIST BELIEVES IT'S HERE DEAN DAVENPORT CIRCUIT COURT THE FARMER BEGINS JURORS CHOSEN NEW CAREER AS EDUCATOR BARRY WAR FUND COMMITTEE FORMED ’“ ill < AJKj lUUKI Tfl fADDFCT FBDOC S COUNTY SALVAGE COMMITTEE TO COLLECT RAGS 3RD WAR LOAN DRIVE OPENS \ SCHOOL CENSUS FIGURES GIVEN CITY BOYS TRY FARM LIFE •sm- �Tire HASTINGS BAKNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1M3 LOCAL NEWS w'Sn9 OBITUARY OF JOHN KARCHKR CI1YM»(WI 10 COMKI ERROR Canada, Nov. Douglas Payne, st .nd Sove Pickle Crop _ dee, _______ arted this life in Mrs. Wilbur Payne, "£3; Alim BUhop. farm Ut-r r*p-' Monday. Aug. 23. «■■»<«»• (Continued from W Page 1, Sec. U 1.) nesday for Madison.------ -----------lege, being called by the Army. He graduated last June- and will Studv airplane engineering. to'-™ <« Pvt. Harry Kircher from San SSSTeSp KrvSffi, Marcos. Texas. is home on a fifThe pickle picking Job Is giving' the thirt ot a f^n- all the city taxpayers. Instead of teen-dav furlough, called hear bv Mr. the most trouble at f nlM Al lbe a„ flvel ona unui of a mill which wm the death of his father. John Ker­ this Bishop time. labor usually used in' ?*a ® hta tamily cam» to this coun-’ mistakenly pul on the tax roll. The cher past years was not available. Suf-' [^\nd settled in Bowne township? court Is also asked to authorise the Mrs. Raymond Tobias returned licient Mexican labor was not j^ar]y ap his life was spent near city treasurer to proceed with the home Monday forenoon from Pen­ available. BBhOp madean appeal. pret.l»rt, «c waa a und’ anti lov- collection of 8/1Q of a mill paying nock hospital. Mrs. Archie Tobias for tabor toW V. KEmplomrat| lnf Vusband and father, always; lax. This will remedy the sltuaUon. h cartag for her. Service. From this *Prk"*' ready to lend a hand to anyone in and return to the eity tha entire Dressed chickens delivered week­ Came Ip from Detroit. In the lot nct<1 HLsgunny disposition made i 84.850 which It needs to carry out ends. Mr*. Geo Ragle. Phone 752 arriring by train was a plan!. forefriend, He will be sad. Ita program'for the year. More than P3. Out 9/2. man from the Fad factan on lv mls^ by aU who knew him.; 8488 had already been spent, and Seven stitches were necessary to ,hr7 Fo*' 111 e P“‘ V®*” he enjoyed 1 the rest ot the work was planned close the wound in Henry Weaver’s yorkcL °*r’cral Motoni on) the on the radio and was1 to be completed before another tax ine niusi ----•— to ----- hla — *—• I •levy — .*^ *— scalp on Friday afternoon, after' 1 wo weeas vacauon. ready meet maker. could be ■— made. ... January, . he was in lured when a set of bed unusual wx* four chorus girls from In 1895, he was united] --------------- «*» , DeLroit temporarily out of work .. _ ' springs fell onto him as lie was children we working on one end of lhe springs. due to season^ slack times In their 8hawf Luckily Albert Dykstra was pres­ profession. this union, one daughU ent with ids .'"" first‘■.r.™ old kit and as- (' The “Bl* felt the sunshine might Ing him in death at the *."• T'j;' ll-r,r~- in frnm from Ty»ar-liL*ach help after so much night lights months.. sUted1 HennIn getting . -v win Cemetery lake into the doctors office for , ana certainly pickle picking would; H Uave« tn mnum their in*» hi*'I Cedar Creek Ce c'ctfrja Circlemwill J? —r Wednesday. WwInM/iav Sept. 8. ■ with with Mrs. Mrs further care > ir-rn all muscle* toned up These 1 .* p 0 nv.?i iri * . ” lo“a h*aI meet ( Ward Frway concluded his Job nt wit? others from Detroit Pon vacnajJ}^1 Rhwta BaMettWgn? Mra • SUnUjn for ,n *^n»oon the Andrus Service Station thl*1 tion have picked many pickle*. Not j • •*™’J** ctfHnstlnit* one ™ u », u wtek. after almost fifteen years of enough was secured to handle the! K‘tia" °r “•. The Communityclubwill meet service, to begin work for the city job so Bishop invited boys and girls; ^"'one^teo’am ^William Stiaw of lhK PX1‘^y 1* wterv° Judge A. A McDonald was one 111 our Scout Scout group group to to assist asatat in ini Sl't*?? creek* seventeen arandchil- schoolhouse. Potlucklunch. Every— »■■*> |(Of of tha principal Principal speakers at the savingthe crop. Each morning1one welcome l-;.(,: Dedication l>.-kc.i-.h.n ceremony of thc for I Flag » .Odd Odd Fellows m meelUig in Eaton of 15 fo — ------ ------------Carlton Center at the lhe Court Court House Hoqs* at al 8:15 8:15 and, “nd Mrs MarvyHoou^ofVMeMrtfto£e I Raulri* on Friday night. |lal On account of sickness thc Carl­ Harry Thompwn brrn •.IrxrupoHed lh* KShS HrXSu S5 ton Center Aid Society supper will 1 Police Chief Hzrry —^ported to •*“ •pun. — !*SS mJSL. nieces, cousin* and; be held Thursday, Sept. 9. Instead nlrked tin Cecil Bruce. 26. St of Ala- , latches The boy* and 1 I bama. on n charge leaving his. post. made some money, enjmSi —>— en. —. " hoal of Sept. 2. host °( of friends. in a military camp In Washington fiSfy work,: Sd-h?!^ handled one un large patch eji- -J^Xv other! ° The .T”! 30^ Punend services were held । without leave. Bruce was handed »»-’—• 'r»'....------- .. l.X -t Dolton youth reciulled have come from: Iconard'x funeral I over to Fort Custer officers. home and 3.30 The annual meeting of tlie Del­ I Billie Stebbln* underwent an ar>- Hastings and Coats Grove. lhe Methodist church In Frec- ton Inland Lakes Garden Club will School starting next week will।' ‘ at nendertomy Thursday at Pennock port conducted by Rev. Gearheart be held al the home of Mrs. Bertha hospital and is convalescing nicely 1 lake out a large number of very and Rev. McCue. Burial in Free­ Adams Thursday afternoon. Sept. Mis* Anne Burton has taken the ' efficient pickle pickers. Bishop is port cemetery. 0 at 2 o'clock. Off leers will be elect­ | occupancy of Mrs. Thos. Sullivan's at a loss to know which way^ to "More each day we’ll miss you turn for pickers next week. Per­ Some may think thc wound is ed. Roll call will be. "What Plarftt • apartment. Will Make our Window Sing-With a little extra time in­ Mrs. Lota Beckwith has sold her sons having Color?" Mrs. Leon Penndck^vtll be in helping out our agri-, But healed; home on Dibble St. to Cap ShellrJi- terested nt the lh. program wHlrH Willwill they little know the sorrow In '.('.-p. charge of which labor situation should con­ barger. ________ • :Fl cultural lies be ’’The Study of Clouds.” tact Mr. Bishop at the Court House. Within our hearts concealed. Tlie Home Uterary Club will meet PASSING OF ROY M. DAVIS with Mrs. Mary M. Flower at Parch ­ His many friends here were pain­ Rest in peace. ment. Thursday. Sept. 2 at 1:30 ed to learn of the de-'1’ c* ”-v *» Thy cares are ended. Hiere will be a speaker. Davis. Tuesday at his home la Rest in peace. New York City Roy grew to voung- Townsend Chib No. 1 holds its Thy work Is done. Coata Grove manhood in Hastings, graduating next meeting al the hall on Tues- I The Coata Grove L.A S. will meet from our school*. He took a busi- day rlnv evening. evenlne Sept. Rent 7. 7 Members Mrmherx are nrn ' You n-e gone dear husband;i and Thursday afternoon, Sept. 2. “t 2 nei* course, found employment in uraed to attend and visitors are j father, • ’cleck. with business meeting and the Postum Cereal Co. of Battle welcome. ! Where ... we who who love you soon wl will be o a program following, with Mrs. Ola ! Creek, and wa.* given charge of its coming one by one. Kimble as leader. . accounting department. When the The regular meeting of the Worn- i AT THE* THEATRES General Foods Co. was formed, cn of the Moose will be held on HASTINGS LIBRARY 1 which included the Postum Cereal Friday. Sept. 3. at 8 o'clock. | “ Mr. Lucky ” atarring RECEIVES STATE GRANT ; Co,. Rov went to New York City. ■- ■ — ~ : vary ' ary urani. Grunt uiramr laralne u,v Dav The Hastings Public Library re, ] . HI* ability add worth were recogGuild No. 14 will meet, a ------■*“ A romantic comedy-drama a reived a check todav for 8333 04 ---------------— j J------- of „ (nixed bv many promotions given forHospital planned carry-in dinner at . financially illy emban-asMd gantoler i from the Michigan State Board for him there. At the time of hl* de­ the ahome Mrs Robert Fortncv and a sp! .... society girl spirited Libraries, Miss Jean Barnes, local cease he was the assistant treas- on Tuesday.ofSept Somewhere u— In r France ------- ..” starring .— 1■ librarian, amujuncea. This amoun' I tirer of thc General Food* Co.. ber* will be called.7. at 1 p.m. Mfem- • “Constance Cummings. represent* tlie library's 1043 grant ; and was treasurer of Ita subsidiary ----------Clifford Evans from Uic State Aid to Libraries 'he Frosted Food Sales Corporalion. Tlie W.S.C S. ot tlie PlrM Metho- ’ . Relating the experience of a fore- Fund. I He wn* 60 years old at the time of dlst church are having st birthday , man In an English war factory, Coming with practically no । hi* passing. I Mr. Davis had a warm snot in luncheon for their opening, fall । who :|.-alized trust the valuable strings attached, once a library has I his heart for Hastings and Its pco- meeting on Wednesday. S4'pt. H. at j machines supplied to France bv his qualified, the state aid grants may 1 ole. nnd whenever he could he came 1 pm. Because of the food sltua- Hnn are in danger of failing into be used for books, salaries, supplies, I nnd equipment, or to keep lhe 11; to this cH>- -and always enjoyed lion, circle members arc urged to ; lhe hands of the Nazis, brary open more hours. 1 meeting hl* friend.* He was fine- make reservations for thc luncheon ' "Ta*! Mister” starring Tlie grants, in fact, represent a spirited, general, kindiv and very with their clroie chairman or call , "jptain Bendix. Grance Bradley I capable The announcement of hi* Mrs. Arthur Hansen by Tuesday. t Bendix plays lhe role of a slap­ bonus given to lhe library because I t death came as a shock io his Sept. 7. Mrs. Donald D. Smith wll I napny taxi driver, who U smitten the local tax support Is being mainIf the local tax support give an Insplritlonal missionary , by the charms of the lovely queen Ulncd . friends here. droiw. the library will not qualify talk and special musical numbers 1 he Blton Theatre, for a future grant from this fund. rficttturil* for will be presented Mrs. Wavne Mer- »P,v Train starring I American war These grants also assist the library ; the first quarter c 13 were about rick will act as program chairman. I Hi' hard Travis. Catherine Cr*l« All members are urged to be pres- ..Ac “board a 11m­ in meeting the standards set by 1 a billion dollars n than for the , en * itea train at night. thc State Board for Libraries. • i “The Crime Smasher” starring ■------------------------------------------------------- | Edgar Kennedy. Richard Cromwell CHARI .TON PARK Sunday lhe Hines family of WAFERS CLOTHES CLOTHES SHOP SHOP x-c-y-x-x-s-w-wo?“thc,,nrX<mec; WATERS Woodland picnicked at the P*rk.; 1 thrilling story in which murders This was the largest Indlvlual fariiland kidnappings tn lhe gangland lly picnic of thia season. > city form the basis of tensely The Delton baseball club again dramatic situations. played at the park. The game was “Good Luck Mr. Yales" . very interesting, however, thc win­ starring Claire Trevor and ners were reversed. Park team win­ Edgar Buchanan ning by a score of four to one. Next Sunday thc Kellogg Field ; WANT TO BE NATURALIZED? "Aviators” of Battle Creek will . There will be a hearing forthose ajiin tangle with the Pork team. desiring naturalization at the coun­ So far lhe "Aviators" have been '! ty clerk’s office Wednesday. Sep- a score or two too good for the 1 tember 15. A representative from Park team. However, we will sec. the Detroit office of the departmen*, This will probably be Lhe last game will be here, and will be glad to give Information u to the stem In 1040. retail food prices in­ necessary to take In order that >in alien nuv become a citizen of the creased 400 per cent In Chungking. China's capital, leading to food con­ United States. trol measures by the Chinese OovFOB VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS enunent.---------------------------------------- COMMUNITY NOTICES MMOHinUUHIllHII Ration Calendar SUGAR: Stomp 14, for 5 lbs. voleach 5 lbs; valid for home can­ id through Oct. 31; 15. ond 16. ing. BLUE STAMPS: R. S. T, valid through-Sept 20. U. V. W valid through Oct. 20. RED STAMPS: X ond Y. valid through Oct. 2:'Z becomes valid Sept. 5 and good through Oct. 2. U. S. Need* US Strong—and that means FIGHTAMIN foods far far workers and their families. No sissy breakfasts ... No pink tea lunches . . . But plenty of vitamin-rich, nourishing foods. We SALE-ute thc American Worker with these special Labor Day values in health-protecting, energy-building foods that hit the spot and stick to the ribs. Put them on your weekend menus whether you’re going to play-at-home or picnic, and put the ex­ . tra savings of low prices into extra War Stomps. Stock up Saturday—We will be closed all day Monday, Labor Day, September 6th. BlMillWIilWHIlillHIliaillllHWHS CAN RUBBERS POTATOES ?i.""'49c 31 Oc PEACHES 21>». 2.5c TOMATOES Garden Fresh lb. 5c CELERY Fr**h, Criip Bunch 19c GREEN PEPPERS 2 . 5c bushel $4.85 FLYTOX 8oz. botte 13c FLYTOX 16 oz. bottle 22c FLYTOX 32 oz. bottle 39c FLY RIBBONS 2 <»r 5c FLY SWATTERS each iQc DRY CLEANER •Z"" 79c gd. DRY ONIONS 3 U9C HEAD LETTUCE « lOc F HEAT DEPART*EHT PORK CHOP center cut 9 pts. lb. 36c ■VEAL STEAK lean 6 pts lb . 31c VEAL BREAST mea,y 2 pts. lb.20c LEG OF LAMB 22 Steer Bcof 13 pts. lb. 43 FRESH SIDE PORK £p.. Steer Beef RING BOLOGNA 5Pts. lb. 34 11 pts. lb. ROUND STEAK SHORT STEAK GRAPEFRUIT/ JUICE Shurfine 46 ox. eon 4 blue pt.. JJ 0 Scott TOMATO SOUP 5 blue points ...Ne MOTHER COCOA PEAS BLACK HAWK 18 blue points .... SWAN NAPKINS LIBBY'S POTTED MEAT PORK & BEANS American Beauty—12 blue point* POST TOASTIES ■ 10 pH Days Let us outiit your boy — wc have many items that he will need for the school opening. 28 32c 2.... 17c No. 2 can a School Are Here Again!... LIBBYS PINEAPPLE JUICE No. 5 can 22 Mu* |/n. ORGANIZATIONS BOYS'TROUSERS-a fine complete line from size 6 years to high school sizes. to 1.98 6.50 BOYS' ASST. COLOR BROADCLOTH SHIRTS-a complete new'stock, sizes 8 to 141. 2,or 25’ 15' 14' 10' g cans 21 15' CLOTHES LINE 31' 19' 45' 9' CLIMALENE Package MOP HEADS Each SHINOLA SHOE POLISH PILLSBURY FLOUR $-|27 PILLSBURY SNOW SHEEN pkS. 26' FuDKCENTERl N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, MICH. and William Bendix and Grace Bradley "TAXI MISTER" SUNDAY and MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 5-6 colors in Slip Overs and button and zipper front. 1.98 to 4.50 Virginia Weldler and Edward Arnold "THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION' Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THUES., FMI.. SETT. 7-6-9-ip Chas. Laujhtan and Maureen O'Hara "THIS LAND IS MINE" LITTLE FELLOWS 2 TONE SWEATERS-sizes 3 to 8. 2.98 1.98 LITTLE FELLOWS BUTTON FRONT JACKETS-sizes 3 to 8. Just right for fall. 1.65 BA It II Y THEATHi; Hostings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY ond SAJURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3-4 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Edgar Kennedy and Richard Cromwell COSMO JONES CRIME SMASHER" and Richad Travis and Evelyn Brent HOSIERY, CAPS, HATS, BELTS "SPY TRAIN" AND OTHER ITEMS BOYS NEED SUNDAY and MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5-6 Buy what you need— don’t hoard! "GOOD LUCK MR. YATES" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:80 to 5:00 Waters Clothes Shop Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy 206 t STATI ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE' 1.39 1.25 BOYS' SWEATERS - New styles ond 17c SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Constance Camming.' and Robert Morley ■ Q IOC MASON COVERS g'TRAND TtiEATR|= .Jy Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■ TUES.. WED.. THUMS.. SEPT. 7-8-9 Diana Barrymore and Lon Chancy Jr. THE FRONTIER BADMAN �_____________. .______ .______ ~ DEAN ------- aflttsa, saemsv, amian * im . UAVUIfUKI THE FARMER BEGINS» urur r*nrrn it NEW LAkllK Hin IMKLLK MJ raaei^iTAn EDUCATOR T&c mainland U for out ,cr^e|vU vg charlei HebeI> divorce. ner.Ch *U “C*P* th*1 wfes*JEf Xt USS’aWTM across this <outh mouth of the I Ruby May vs Wayne Nelson Mar- tnal he was then at» rest camp tn. K^,lX,riX'2,’“uKoSlp™;un1. dl.ori. 'ous on the map But I had only ssAt:1 •“"“u”*d •“32 __ lhe momuuu. ml. Uut M Louie R. Neal and wife v* Fred rooming In a big hotel. He said “* “ ■fii fifteen to twenty under the direc­ Mrji.'lvaOeUy-^Narth Pine Lake. tion of an experienced supervisor on such xxojectg as weeding and Mrs. Carrie PUher—Algonquin. Mr;. Margaret Wilcox—Chidester. harveatlne onions, carrots, cucum­ to help pay I i Mr*. Mr* Beatrice Laubaugh—Tanner. bers..apples, string beans and blue outing in the country. Yankee Springs Township Now that the “Victory Fann VolFarmers In the Gun Marsh area Mrs7'Alma Caston—Gates. asked for a total of 4354 boy work Mrs. Edna McKibben — ------------------------- ... —- Yankee --------- days Under Bovtat of which the camp was able . BpfIM, supply 1351. The Banner xs able to present toSeveral of the boys who came to culshment the camp without any previous knowledge of farm work later did a very creditable job serving as supervisor* during the closing rn}. DAwr -nW weeks of the c^mp. [IT V Uflyv TISW The total payroll for thc camp VII 1 D V IJ I K I during the summer was (3.135.12, 1 and of this the boys took back 81.­ ,1 928.18 as savings and paid 81,206.94 । for their expenses. । During the summer the boys har­ , camUnuri tram tM" L S-rUon u vested „„ 3.610 crates of „ carrots and. Now picking South Haven ond Hole Haven. high and less than half of the boys! 9.267 bushels of onions, w.ww.., Th---------- Txjys who stayed finished out the periods for whiche t nine Alberta and Profilic to follow soon. I they signed. Some became home- through the entire • summer took. 1 lick after one day and left; others back 827644 as savings. stayed only long enough to earn! Most of the supervision work at their return fare. However, nine-the camp was'done by country > boys stayed through all three camp school teachers who had some farm eriods and slightly more than । experience. Later, as already men2 mile* east of Cloverdale. Phone Cloverdole exchange ; per cent staved through the Honed, some of the boys themthrre-wcek period for which they selves were able to qualify for this signed up. work. The boys worked In groups of, Tlie prime object of the camp, Michigan Agricultural ColUgs. ’Eld hTdlilW trip^f! B *» R. divorce the ftah didn't bit. he was abi, to College the ^ »™ "7' man he needed he would ba forcod ^£1“ brin^Vd Iz-onard p. va Gertrude L. Bates, get plenty of trout by shooting at to abandon the enterprise. Beard- *» n,“? X mcomini tId, divorce. I them In the water. The bullet did ing the Hon in hU den. to to speak, $•» ™ Elizabeth Jane vs Lloyd L. Ellis- I not kill the fish, but stunned them me “ COmld" lhe °">’ ^e r«ulUng w™ ar^ a bit nut?. ton. divorce. I sufficiently so he could easily pick Minnie Wurm vs Wm. Fuhr, et them up. thus he had all the trout al. Ml) to clear title. । lie wanted. His lettar. of course, did . U, btouu. Martha P. vs Henry Predum. dl- not give his location, but it was no consideration would tempt me b ^aU:hlna a leu fortunate party to cut loose permanently from the >-• — — —. ■—.... sea to vorce. I probably somewhere in North labor an »hour In a- >. heavy Michigan Agricultural College; but make the gangway without getting Leona M. vs John L. Moore, dl- Africa, vorce. ■ Lieutenant Dibble has a younger if one year's service would be help­ spilled. Jurors drown for lhe September ; brother. IB. in one of lhe army ful In getting started, and If I could I had always been told that tlie secure a leave of absence tor that Amazon is the largest river In the term are; Ervin Miller and Floyd training camps in this country. period. I would go. So I put iny world, but T had never understood I Miller. Assyria; Charlie Moon and -------------------------------------request for one year's leave up to that. In comparison- nlf others are Henry VanSlckie, Baltimore: HerVA || the state board. rivulets. When I reailv fl lulled bert Marshall and George Rock. IV "The request was received rath­ the matter I learned that this great Barry: Carl Brecfrelwn and Rex er coldly. It seemed to me. Any­ outlet for the snows of the Andes Wickham. Carlton; Sol A. Baker' how the answer was negative, with mountains and for the tropical for­ the Intimation that if I were to ests of half a continent is a mile strug?- ?sr“’<i15£ Hope: -----John Perry. -Irv, , , „ , „ , , laoaunnj, on uic ­ I (Continued go I might as well sever all con­ wiar wide ax at TabaUnga. the a-cru«»n Peruvian Humston. ------------ ■ ...--------- Z. from Page 1. Sec. 1.) nections at once—which I did. with border, before if receives the first | inx; Geo. Ke Ung. Johnstown Mrs. Increase the rale, as other cities the feeling that so narrow a policy of its 200 Brazilian tributaries or Gladys Hawblitz and Dayton Smith. 1 we found it necessary to do. would prove a perpetual handicap Itegins Ita 2.000 mile joumev from Mutrte Grove; Fred Cook and Geo have Under the condition* and circum­ that the Atlantic Orangeville; Harold upon any Institution. matplace pxarcto u> me m>nni>c through uuvu*n ; B -- Townsend • . ----— which we all appreciate in —of?.lhe rainiest regions of the 1 Doster_and Doster and।Oils Otis Hermenitt, Pralrie• Where It is always summer andone . Hennenitl. ”"rie- stances. always sunshine',‘Vh£re alw?vr*ux^hm? where “t^!av today ta Is ’a ekTth earth. ” “ ”74 | Ville; vlUe- Orville Burghdoff Burvhdoff and A. O G our individual affairs, lhe only wise Uilng Is to make it possible for Ute i_• —< tomor- "Agnuslx duplicate of yesterday and "Agnulxspeaks »p4rks ofof lhe lhe Amazon Amazon Hathaway. Maznaway. Rutland; ituuana, Lulu i-uiu Allen mien and ana city to get a larger tax levy. Hie --<~more row wlh not be dlffercnta-therc asif"": If there were morethan thanone. one,and and Carl Cart Pferdesteller, Thomapple: Carl nobody* For O^d Potter ^tteh Woodland. Wo^la^: worker pays hh expenses from nobody Uan<r* and nothing*** nothing will willu hun?. hurry. 60 there are F'’ as " this Kn*at. Hdw and Oemld higher wages. Our city must pay When one day U preciselylike un-: ocean of fresh water, constantly • Frank CentUw running expenses by higher taxes. — •— »for —----—jand --..—.even months —-“is enlarged other weeks enlarged bv bv swollen swollen tributaries. 1 Yankee Springs. Mrs. Nellie Cross, r- travels cartwa-.. eastward over a flat but Hastings city 1st and 4th wards. The council can be relied upon to at a stretch, there is lime for ev-tra»v,s make the increase as small as possi­ erythlng or seems to be. Why then, KvT.tly gently sloping sloping plain, plain It does not E A. Caukin. city 2nd and 3rd ble to •a “ single channel, wards. in such a country should anybody «•confine —*•"» Itself •« r The resolution, as we- have ex­ --------- * • * get excited about anything? espe­ as a well-conducted river should. I plained. Cannot be effective without cially such a detail as wo»k? Why Instead It spreads out right and the approval of state authority. So left whenever lhe lay of the land indeed? It Is impossible for the council to affords a passageway, forming | Such Is the land of tomorrow, the many channels, much as lhe Nile ’ now fix lhe date when tills proposal kingdom of Amanha lah-mon-yai. and to Increase the rate of city taxes to Mississippi do at their delta, Why should such a dlsturbUig word per cent will be submitted to j— -- - ----------------------- ------------------ I Pi as Today be much considered? Why outlets. thc voters of Hastings. There will -No wonder such nn Interlacing] (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) do today what can be better and have to be published lhe resolution network of channel* and cross more conveniently done tomorrow force, piloting a P38 fighter plane. in full, when the necessary state channels makes ixuMble a canoe or. some time after tomorrow? He was chosen os one of the fighter approval is given. The votefs will "Hence the logic of Amanha. trip from the Orinoco to the Par­ planes pilots to protect the large have due notice and plenty of time Hence the logic of. a lot of things ano. No wonder that such a river bombers which were to drop their for due consideration of the pro­ nmnzing to an American from the system supports over 1300 species big pills on the Important Axis air­ posal before the vote Is taken. fish,----------and Ls...the land of rush, where the season of - -------r piscatorial .para­ drome al Gruzzanise. Italy and some marches by relentlessly, like an (dise dlse of the world; other targets In that vicinity. A army with banners, and a lost day ---------- -—-- ------flock ot Nazi Messerschmitt fight­ is a piece gone out of one's life. ers rose to give battle to the big "When it was finally decided that bombers. The P38's promptly met. I was to accompany 'Sctior Queroz thc challenge, downed several of buck to Brazil. I began to brush the Messerschmitts, sent them to up on my geography and to talk destruction, and lhe others disap­ with iny friends, whereby I un­ (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) peared. Two Michigan men. one of covered a vast amount of igno­ Mrs. Phyllis Craig—Little Brick. (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) them Lieut. Dibble, each sent a Nazi rance. as to what lies to the south Johnstown Township John Merritt va LoU Hill, bill of fighter plane to the earth. Shortlv of us. When I began to get into complaint. Mrs. Lllllal Lelnaar—King. before this the Hastings pilot had essentials I speedily found that Mrs. Florence Artlip—Monroe. Milo C vs Julia M. Shaw, divorce. been made a 1st lieutenant. Miss Greta Cogswell—Stevens. neither my college friends nor my­ Art William vs Donah Collison. While in Phoenix. Lieutenant Mrs. Birdena Lyttfr—Bristol. self had much to boast about In ot complaint. Dibble was married to Miss Maxine Mrs. Elizabeth Martin-Culver. thc way ot accurate Information billMabel vs Frederick C. Abbey, bill Erway last October. She Is now at Mrs Hazel Douglass—Burroughs. concerning our joulhern continent. romulalnl. work In the State laboratory al Mrs. Irene Japhet—Banfield. For It was news to learn that near­ i of Myrtle vs John J. Przybysz. dl ­ Lansing. Maple Grove Township ly all of South America is east ' vorce. Some of our reoders may have ; Mrs. Elaine Higdon—Mayo. of New York and that we would Gertrude B. vs Ernest Hom. bill seen, in the June 36 issue of ColMrs. Mildred Rhodes— Dunha Ik* half way across thc Atlantic Iler's Weekly, under the heeding of Mrs. Helen Tucker—Branch. in rounding the point of St Ro­ for ocnaratc maintenance. qur . t was u oiv .ur|»»u« u, I Lawrence E v* Sarah L. Friddle. Mrs. Doris McIntyre—Norton. Wing Talk, the story of a young ' que Il was a bit surprising to I Mrs. Lena Lipkey-X3uallirap. !«"?. that th‘t JBrazil ’™” Is ** . " >?^c as " ’ “‘wmwm Dale vs Mary Arden Bau­ fighter plane pilot who. when one learn as large engine of his plane was put out of ■ Mrs. Ruth Hawks—Moore. the United States outside of Alaska. man. divorce. Orangeville Township commission -by an enemy fighter ] "The trip was made by a coast­ Gertrude Pauline vs Frederick plane, ______________ and -was______________ thus unable to_____ fight। Mrs. Winifred Brownell—Orangeing steamer from New York, touch­ divorce. • or flee from the enemy, adopted a I1 ville village. ing at St. Thomas. Martinique. Fuhr, Theodore S K. and Amber Reid novel plan of escape. He qulcklV | Mrs. Nettle Tasker—Orangeville Barbadoes. Para. Maranhao. Perna. tniiinimbuco and Bahala. finally landing *’5 rt “n Rall>h Sparks, injunc caught up with a flock of Fortress -village. bomber:, dove his small plane under I Prairieville Township at Rio Janeiro. 5,000 miles to the t lion, , on soutji nnd on the other side of thd' Lester A. vs Ione Sprague, di­ one of the big airships and close : Mrs. Doris Saunders—Milo, vorce. — .............. to It. and Kept his plane In thal | Mrz. Dori# --Hyde—Prairieville equator. ' Ruth Rhoda vs Cecil Harry Cap. "Memory recalls much concernj; " Oii, divorce. ing this trip which the author, P°'Margaret 1would like to describe did space . „2Ji rgflrcl vs Willard Burdick, di­ vorce. ,, permit*—the glorious phosphorcs- vonc. _ Vern ' vs Young, blit of cence of the tropical seas: the long.. s *Donald “ delightful evenings on lhe after- comlpalnt. ’Bernard W. vs Carolyn J. Hamdeck, fanned by thc cooling trade ; rnnrri I mond. bill of complaint. . winds; the feeling of sadness as Ida May vs Harold Alfred Davis, ,the North Star falls lower nnd low­ complaint. er. finally to disappear; tlie rising billL. of F. and Lilly Burkey vs Ada Oil of the Southern Cross out of the accounting. sea ahead; a West India hurricane । Co., Lincoln Natl. Life Ins. Co. vs at Martinique, beached every boat harbor Jnd .irl|,p«i over, «*“*>>«»• In the, harbor and stripped every ir.t lrom UUM: how It W'i,Sd.!?77 ” B Hurtlrtrlnk. green lea: from the lsUr.d; ho- it feels to land amid a Jumble of; strange language, strange customs divorce. lolah vs Don Wilson, divorce. and with almost nothing in sight Causes in which no progress to remind one ot anything he had ever seen before. "But space forbids. Beside* the Lyle Collison vs William Rupe, purpose is to see a new world through the eye of a former, rath­ trespass. U. S. of America PSA. vs George er than that of a traveler, A part nnd of that purpose Is to correct our.. - Amanda Shallenbarger. replevsense of magnitude. One of my I ,n ^Charlle Raymond. vs Edward MU­ most interesting nnd singular ex- i , Unnrnc n^., r. trespa*. trespass.. periences comes back to me with a! Icn _ vividness and power I cannot re-j • Henrv Stehr vs ■•• •Carl Miller nnd rrt Hula. trespass. slst. It mav serve to enlarge the Vlelta Cathey vs‘ Richard Hess­ reader's perspective as it did my v mer. trespass. own." Alberta Cole vs-Richard Hessmer, "Going on deck, some days after leaving Bartxadoes, I noticed Jelly- | trespass. fish floating in the sea. which had I Russell Brinkley vs Richard Hess­ changed its'color noticeably. I mer tresnaxs. “What's happened to the ocean?" I Eliza J. Foster vs Howard Rice nnd wife ejectment. I inquired of a deck hand "Ocean?" said he "This Ls noi Emest/Pierce vs Dorian Sanders, ocean, this Ls -fresh waler We arc ;. trespass' Mvrtle Przvbusz and Myrtle Gould ? in the mouth of the Amazon." GOING TO SCHOOL ISN’T ALL "Amazon nothing" I replied. Rlv- ’ vs • Archie nnd Mary Corrigan, no ers have bonks, but here there Is nctlon stated, no land In sight on either side of j the ship. Tills is the ocean if there ' is such a thing" "Makes no difference" lhe deck hand doggedly insisted. "We. will be In Para by noon." "Sure enough, after some hours I land began to appear on the port ; bow. and presently that original. home of the rubber Industry rose ! up from the waters, and we soon arrlvved at Para. As we swung to ' CHOOL is more than learning lessons—-it s learn-. for anchorage, a thin blue haze I GBS FOR GRANO JtAPIDS showed low down on the horizon to ing a way of life. Yes, it’s learning to get along the north. A bit puzzled by the with all sorts of people! You can help your children in school! Help by CAN VITAMINS CHANGE feeding them sensibly, getting them to bed early, listening to their problems. FINE RADIO And, before you even send them ofF to school, you SHOWS Read fAe amazing experience of can help by dressing them wisely and well. gray-hairod people in Calcium See that they get shoes1 that support their feet, Thursday at 9 P. M. Pantothenate tests tponiorid by clothes that fit, outdoor things that are warm. That’s “The First Line” Good Houtokooping magazino. thc kind we offer at Penney's! According to thia report: Friday at 9 P. M. When you outfit your boy at Penney's, he looks •Thank* to the Yanka* like the real boy he is. If you shop here for your Saturday at 8 P. M. daughter, her friends will approve her style. “Your Hit Parade” Penney’s knows (he children in this town—knows “what they are. wearing.” We know how important Sunday at 8 P. M. "Radio Reader Digest” thrift is to mothers, and we offer top values. ★ ★ We know these things because we at Penney’s know Monday at 8 P. M, • Now ihouundt t»e GRAYVITA. Which amthif town—wepart of it. Your neighbors serve you “Romance" U>M 10 mm- ot Caklum (the . -■ ■ * In iMfa shnvwl 1*1.IFS 4S0 1 when you shop' at Penney’s. Tuesday at 8 P. M. Penney’s is as native to this town as thc name on "Bumi and Allen" the railroad stationInclude WKZO on your Radio Push-Buttons!! 16626132 CITY VOTERS SOON Peaches For Salt FARM LIFE DANIEL PAYNE Vlotho are School Days Are Here—Are You Ready? LIEUT JAS. DIBBLE DOWNS NAZI PLANE That Are Worth Your CouponF Beauty And Wear For Coupon 18! CYNTHIA* ALL RURAL SCHOOLS HAVE TEACHERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CIRCUIT COURT JURORS CHOSEN 349 Superb styles for your every need. Open-toe dress shoes in soft supple suede with comfort­ able pyramid heel ond prim little bows. Tailored spectators for walking comfort ond extra wear X Smart DURATION/Fashion*'. 1275 .Handsome dress-up mod­ els packed with plenty of stamina! Colorful her­ ringbone and overplaid patterrfc in single and double breasted models for fall. Sizes 8-20. Boys’ Smart Shirts- 69c ■The Rexall Store” Hastings Phone 2131 Work Walk Relax In Utmost Comfort! OXFORD CASUALS FOR FALL Exchange your new coupon for foot comfort . . . - pay little for It, too! Popular oxfords—saddle, moccasin or loop tie styles In flexible leathers. 249 Boys’ Fall Slacks. _ 3.98 Boys' Sweaters___ 2.98 Knit Polo Shirts------- 59c Styled With Plenty Of Dash! Rugged Jimmies'___ 98c Felt Sport Hots J98 Excellently styled sport hats that will give you your costume that added lift! Brimmed styles with pork-pie crown, smartly casual berets! Comfortable, Healthy Shoes For CHILDREN'S S Stebbins & Jacobs in flexible kid. And for both dress and sports — a tailored spectator pump in suede trimmed with simulated lizard. Values every pair! Boys' FINE SUITS WKZO GRAY HAIR? SHOES Spun Rayon Or Fine Cotton! Crowing Feet! '■l.b .1 SHOES A wise Investment for the money and lhe coupon, too! Good, sturdy school shoes for both boys and girls—with comfortable leather uppers, chrome relan leather soles. Sanitised*. 8-11'.4. Sixes 13-3 ....2.49 Thrift Priced Shoes....LN 229 SCHOOL DRESSES I19 M.n'i OXFORDS Tailored, bosque or prin­ cess styles to suit the young miss! Gay solid colors or appealing prints! Novelty trimmings! Sizes 12 to 14. SWEATERS—Cardigan or slipover styles. .... pPORT JACKETS — Belted style—yoke trim. ALL WOOL SKIRTS 100S wool—pleated. COTTON POPLIN BLOUSES—Tailored. COTTON ANKLETS with everything. 3 2 379 m e induitry means MORE walking, demanding better-last­ ing shoes—and that’s where Towncroft* quality comes In! Fine leathers, masterfully constructed to assure SERVICE along with their splendid style. Fashions for drew, sports, conservatives. PLAID OR Three of our . . . In o soft wool fabr �TH1 HASTINGS BANNKR. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1W ITORIALS 4TH WOODUW ram sot. s than 3.000 ships and boats of all Cham types, to a tip-off as to why a fulstale invasion of Europe has not J yet been undertaken. Duck Hunting Rules "SHtas-.. ■ederick Charles Tungate, a for. Ara Now Available Ward Victor PENNOCK. HOSPITAL resident of Hastings and Kala­ LANSING—Conservation depart­ oa died Tuesday Aug 24, at Aide Clouet ment officials are informing water­ was born in Wayne county, New fowl huntera that the , 52. -,hS । T11'a*1' °‘ “»■~°"a«« i York, on March 14. 1856. fie was Amuwments, Promofion failed would be worse than not Nureea' Aide class has been changed ,, , J Delton; Jolui 1 united in marriage to Esther Flo- prepares every year for Loomis. NaahvUle.- R 3; Mu---------Of War Bond Salm to yet made on any European action at all; Thousands of troops 110 October 1st to give housewives a i rente Valentine on October 26. 1879. erj are now available and countless quantities of valu-' chance, to have their children and Mn Dean Herrington, 537 N. Pease. Hastings. R 8; Mrs. Elmer • To this union were born Mary and nartmenl's Lansing office. able supplies would have been watt- | started Ln the school routine, and Bush. HastUias. R 5; Mrs. John Michigan, Aug39. Hunters in lhe eastern part of Woodland has completed plans I ^^dlitek^Tungate was a charter Hoevcnalr, 529 E- Thom; Mrs. John And now, as the month ends, ed. When the Allies act against to complete the heavy schedule of the suu may begin hunting more Waldren and Mra. Glen Cover i. —they must I ^"o^thtoTafil^Sdli^to home canr'"“ " ' ' Mn ,or “a 4ln Annual, Woodland Fes- and Hfe member of the Fidelity than 20 minutes before huntera on । |la.-i armies ar? fulling back furth-1 Europe from the West 7~7 : 'Am.rr \ Hebdln ■ crSfi Vohm- nvaI ,o ** held on Lobor D*y' Masonic Lodge, and a member of the western side, because sunrise tings; Mra George Hatch. Sar­ Lake Odessa; Mrs. Maurice Rit­ ter. Delton. R 3; Robert Halifax. I * Aceordmg to tAwrrncr Bird.thc Umted Bn:them church anac; Lester Long and Mn Mel­ Southern’anchor of Hitler's defence K'L.V’J. raSTlrd ’vo.. p.nLruflutT..hr, cnoht I chairman, the event has been । Surviving are a daughter. Mra. tiled for 7:31. while the sun wont vin Star bard. Clarksville; Mn. Hast Ings. R 3; Mra. Charles Fuller. astings, r Mra. Raymond To­ ih*?1Hr^I ria«K ‘ “stoMunUned,’' hi keeping with war- Grant Muir of Hastings, a step- be visible in the western areas of George William*. 430 N. Michigan; H IhiM in Russia ha* fallen- waves musl be shipped by boat to forward wnXhIVno umc conditions and the promotion daughter Mra. Claire Allen of BaU the state until 7:49 on opening day. William Stebbins. Jr.. 318 8. Park bias, Cloverdale, r 1. < unrert ^e rtolng tLrauJh'”1 ln Frnnl Et*Unrt2 of w bond sales will be featured tie Cre&: a slater. Mrs. Herbert According to the waterfowl hunt­ raxninlM Eurone Imcn antl wj^pnwt will have to be PLEAHANT RIDGE ywr>rrerh™t™ *'lth Woodland's ' Blue Star Moth-1 Bowman of Kalamaxoo; two broUi- ing reguln'ton.'i Laid do am by the occupied Europe.. pipped across the channel by Mrs. LaVerne Klnnle was In I ,n charge of a booth where ; trs. Burt and Ezra Tungale of federal fish and wildlife service and r in.. (A,,, Af uir b0*1 ln unending stream. All of Grand Rapida. Friday. * Mr. and both stamps and bonds will be sold. Battle Creek; and three grandchQ- '■loclaLmed for Michigan by the After four sears of warfare. Hit- , - pose* problems of supply-which Mrs. Arthur Teeter and ciula<co the evening, too, a speaker from j dren. hare not b£n called conservation department, huntera Ind a itrrt lh’ *d Wv Lo<u’ Orlve HcadqusrFuneral Mrvicaa ware held Friday may atari ahooting -tills yw one- meni are:. Roderick Cramer. 403 W. attended District Meeting last week Afiar^Sd1 tcrs al Def™11- ’rt>1 b® on Uie uro- morning. Aug. 37. interment was half before sunrise. atllemat^ dretolon^ for ।upon 10 mcel and whlch ,h<!y do Mill; John Oappon. 837 8. Wal­ at thc Brethren church, south of ln RiWr8Wc cemetery. Hasting*. hLfhnw i not BPPWlato or nt least which Cross Nurses Aide pin. After grad- : Woodland. * Raymond Fortier and Between thesunrise openingladay ot the nut; Exra Daniels, Bellevue. R 3; Raymond b' addition to thia more serious -Wiit season, when scheduTed SS'h 10WT M e.’ hold hU MO.' »» ”?■“<. “T .PWTO.U. is* gtoen^to The0 hospitaleach Bair of Jackson have Alphas Putnam. Middleville. R 1: -rason. sunrise is given given to to lhe hospital o> w, eaci -business, to tne noapnat --------- -----------------------------MUNICIFAL COURT Ior 7 31 when m fMUrnis „.scheduled cUonl of Ralph Moulton. Howard Ctty; Gor­ been vianin* at tne home of Mr made neceasary by warI MUNICIPAL COURT Nurses' Aide during tne next year. and Mrs. Albert Klnne. * Mr. and । Oscar Kuempel was picked up by the state and ot don and William Burpee. Dowling, K Tho An,.o.Am,rtr.« ... time. Mr. Bird states that there will j S '" v “ — — Aside from being invaluable Slr^ lr w'hra th« a^to da?L to R 1; Vincent Kelly. Clarksville. Mrs. Edward Barber and buoy ot be piety of amusements and opporlh< or. ihu, In tore In Uw »<«““• ,n * training for individuals these class­ tunity for fun with a midway and 'charxe. He was brought into rtst. al 8:5j lhe hour of 8unrise R 3; Mrs. Leah Mead. Hastings. R Hastings have bought and are mov­ chi rt.h?°o«eLfu jISE "rl” aboul »n »«ur and a half. 5; Mn. Fred Pierson. 505 E. Grand; ing on Will Koble farm. * Mr. and occupied countries second front which ha* been more es offer an opportunity for a vital other -special features Herewith is I M.'JT^mitSd ‘ ‘ ... than slightly effective in prerant- war time service that to a challenge thc program: r^trUrt^^rSl 8un4et Tart“ frOm 7:38 ln U1<‘ Mn. Robert Brown. Hastings. R 4; Mrs. Kenneth Kelsey and Jovce — to evety women in Barry countv Thc resignation of Sumner 'inu the Nazi armies from mobilizing who pulling £ fU to 7hehea*eW nut eMtem counties at the beginning Mrs. Raymond Tobias. Cloverdale. Elaine and Mr. and Mrs. Warnie MonUng. 9:00 —Horae pulling £4™ could possibly give the time to Kelsey attended lhe Hynes reunion Softball'rr* n.^^rnhotVnn raj*'' of »*aiOn on September 25 to R 1. Welles from the U. 8. Department their full power against Russia. Contest: 10:30 —Clown such a deserving project. Patients dLscharged during the at Charlton Park on Sundav. about Of State to a victory for thc reac- • ... — : . If you're asking. "What can I do game: 11:30—Children's Sports s»oruSeriod of Aug. 34 to Aug. 31 are: sixty being present * The Ladles tlonarles 61 the American "foreUn i But Russia, buttered ,1WJ war w„ crisis?*', here’s Prises. battered by more i, 4O to llcip help U1 in this Aid will meet this week Thursday. ack Ditmon. Saranac Mtos Edith policy front." What this mentis in than two years of terrible warfare. , your answer. You're urgently needed Afternoon: 1:30—Children's Pct Babcock. Haatlngs. R 1: Mrs. Mag­ Sept. 3. in the afternoon for busi­ shall violate that restriction ■'ol schedule*, and hunter* m*v gie Oldley. Owosso: Mn. Norman ness meeting and program—no sup­ terms of accomplishment at the con- is in no mood to accept indirect aid —sign up today. "Ulis' wanto---land' — Further --------information applies­ ceys; 2:45—Fort Custer War Docs: whether'roher or not. he ran to-’' •«“« ‘hem by writing lo the Blanton, and infant son. Has­ per served at this time. ference tables which will follow the of--------------------------- --------and »nnti«. this tort." sort. -She wants land ac3:30—"Oldsters" Softball Game. picked un bv lhe officers, and be I UMMlng office. milltnry phase of World War II. tings. R 4; Mrs. Fay Stoup. * 853 8. Michigan: Veronica HathaEvening: 7:15 — Entertainment; punished for thc offense he adIF IT WONT HELP WIN THE —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— 7:40—Bond Drive Address; 8:00— mitted committing. WAR—FORGET IT. we hate to speculate on it* prob­ Giri's Softball Ganic. Grand Rap­ ' ’ ’ ' WOMEN’S RELIEF CORPS able significance. Thc reaction.tr- i ids vs Battle Creek; 0:00 — Men's les won out at the peace conference Wc may not see eye to eye with BLOOD PLASMA FUND Softball Game. Flint Yellow Doqs twenty-five years ago. Cordell Hull, Russia on all things, but tlie fact At the Sixtieth Annual Conven-i (colored! vs Woodland All Stars: present sccreUry of state, repre­ remains that we can’t win a clean-1 non in Indianapolis. Ind, Sept 13 10:30 — Awardinc of Prises. 1100.00 sents the reactionary, element of cut military decision without the' to !8. 1942, lhe National Women's In war stamps and merchandise. present-day American diplomacy. continued co-operation of Russia Rehrt Coras Auxiliary to the Grand All arrangement* hove been In Does this mean that we, ar? work­ .„d scv... b needM ( charge of lhe general chairman. ing toward another Versailles? *' in establishing the peace. Like­ tiie maintenance of a Blood Donor Lawrence H Bird assisted bv the could be! . wise. thc same thing is true of Unit to be known as the Women's following: Keith Durkee. Leon Russia—she can't bent Germany Relief Corps Service in honor of Hvnes. H. V.„ Townsend. Albert When it comes to speculating on Without our help and she needs our thc Grand Army of lhe Republic Sheilengarbcr. and Arthur Aller­ What Russia wilt do. one person's co-operation and nld at the pence The money for this was to be ding. guess is as good os another.*—but conferences which will be held in contributed by the individual mem­ we would be- willing to place our the not to far-distant iwe' hooci bers and their friend*. The goal was set at 125,000 and by March money on the bet that Russia will future. 22. 1943, tlie half way mark was never make a separate peace with leached and passed 115.924.74 hav­ Germany. So, although the relations between ing been received of which 114.500 EMMANUEL ANN was presented to the Surgeon Gen­ FOOD^> In coualdcring the RUMian situa­ Russia nnd the rest of ihc United eral of the U. 8- Army. By August EPISCOPAL CHURCH PAGE Nations powers may at times seem Rev Don M. Gury tion, it is necessary to keep in mind strained, there arc sound, logical 1st the response was so good that Holy Communion al 8 a. m. and that the 'Soviets have taken .< not one but three Mobile Units worse pounding than any other na­ rea.«ons why neither side will break were placed by them. With these Mobile Units the tion which has faced Hltl< ■ and them 1 LB JAR 4V4-OZ JAR Blood Is transferred from Red BAPTIST CHURCH that they have been and still are 1-lB JAR Bleeding Centers to the Lab­ carrying thc brunt of thc land war TAX DECLARATION HELP Cross Sunday school a 10' o'clock. oratories where it Is drhyrated. Classes ANN FAM — OFFERED AT POST OFFICE for all ages. against the Axis powers. The plasma to then packed with a Divine services at 11 o'clock. Ser ­ Assistance tn preparing income pint of sterile water and a needle - No Allied land action yet has di­ lax returns due Sept. 15 will be and sent wherever it is needed in • mon by pastor Evening service at 7:30. Singing verted any Nazi strength from lhe given resident^ of Hastings and thc field hospitals. With this kit Evangelistic' st vic. RuaiJan front. In comparison with surrounding communities at the any medical man can give a trans- and _ sermon. Tuesday nights B« Y. P. U. at SULTANA j z'k—Rt 7:J0 A1| young pcOp]e thc tremendous battle along the Hastings ft)$L Offto*. Sqpl. 9. 10 Thn cctof of tUfrydjatltuj the blood mii‘.rrCd extended Eastern Front, the Anglo- 111Taxpayers should bring a copy of i donated™!* Jonatod la froiJ^Wto'lli froS-U to 1U- a pint pint wedn, American campaigns in North their 1942 tax return* .and «*ii- and ths War Department has Wednesday nights prayer meeting and teaching Sunday school lesson Africa and Sicily have been small mates of their income for 1943 and asked' for53' million pints oF^)l<xxi asked* for pinta of olood church. Affairs. the amount of Victory Tax with­ This would total from 8424.000.000, at 7:30 at theafternoon. September held by employers for the entire to 1636.000,OOO and we cannot raise: K8 Wednesday IH the_ Ladies J. o O. v Y. mlMlonarv This, however, is nothing for year of 1943. They should also nroiectUCh *° h*1P 0118 worthwMlcI society will hold Its meeting at 2:30 know how much has been paid on which England and America art* PT& Department of Mlchtgan had pUcc lo ** “enounced. their 1942 tax. All taxpayers who directly responsible. Military action in the Mediterranean area is limit­ filed a 1942 return have received reported 81.688.14 by May 15. 1943. rR.rF titTiia-nASj r-nnnr-tt -z mail thc required forms and Fitzgerald Corps of.Grand Rapids GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Suklif---- VoLm* ed by difficult and extended supply by 9m PaoJmc^ instructions from thc collector's of. J are accepting donations to this । O H. Trlnklein, Pastor routes—or, as American army men flee in Detroit and are required to fund from their friends. Anyone Services held in the I. O. O. F. put it. by the science of logistic*. bring those forms with them when wishing to Rive may hand their, hall. Green street entrance. FANCY—BARTLETT MICHIGAN—HALE HAVEN they report to the local office for i contribution to the President. Cor-, Divine worship at 10:30 A M. MICHIGAN—WHITE COBBLER One can appreciate why Russia assistance. . r:e Welton; Chairman of the Com- Sermon by the pastor, "Peace With is desperately anxious for u big Deputy collectors will not esti-1 mittee. EsUier FcU, or any mem-, Oo<V" Sunday school at 11:30 A. M. scale land action in Europe which mate income* for taxpayers as Uiat: ber. I ------................. i Communion-korvfcirsunday. Sepwill divert some of the bruising h the duty al the taxpayer. Persons engaged in farming or,' tember 19th./ pressure from her own front. fanners arc not required to make, Any excuse you can give for , Sunday school staff meeting Frideclaratlons until Dec. 15. not upping your payroll savSeptember 10. 7:30 P. M. at On the o(hcr hand, lhe mere 20.1B. 1 521 W. Court. -s Ings will please Hitler, Hiro­ fact that thc comparatively small Less than 8 per cent of all aliens j L^-tr BOX I PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH hito and puppet Mussolini. invasion force which invested Sicily registered in this country required the use of a fleet of more tlonals of Axis nations. V $2.98 | Sunday school 10 A. M. Thc young people's class received thc banner last Sunday. Verses next U. S. NO. 1 IS. N | Sunday will begin with the letter MICHIGAN / QUALITY PECK a:>' D^Jkl &X IKL'Vff .XT'.'? fi nationally BUY ANN PAGE FOB 'VALUES' KNOWN FOR QUALITY CHURCHES VINEGAR MUSTARD STUFFED PEANUT OLIVES 14 12< 31° 13 - 19* GARDEN RELISH - 30«AUmacaroni —A& P SALAD DRESSING PLAIN OLIVES PEARS 28° POTATOES PEACHES 1■ *1 IIC 5 • 49° 4 Cfi 1 B HtW-GSEEN AUCTION SALE As I have a surplus of furniture and no further use for it. I will dispose of it at Public Auction at thc residence located at East Side Grocery, corner Hayes and Grand Street in Hastings on SATURDAY, SEPT. 4,1943 STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK. I OFFER Montgomery Word cook stove Kalamazoo Heating stove Square table Sideboard Kitchen cabinet 6 cane chairs Small ice refrigerator 3 upholstered chairs 2 plush chairs Dresser Oak bookcase Plush love seat Brass bed springs, mattress Drop leaf table Dresser Stand Commode 7 rockers Steel spring cot Montgomery 5 room size oil burner Electric lamps 12 x 15 Axminister rug and pad THE FOLLOWING: Library table Clothes wardrobe . 2 army cots New screen door Steel box and corner carrier tor automobile top Double Folding camp bed, springs and kapok mattress Good bed, coil springs and mattress BuFFet Dresser '9x12 and 6x9 rug 2 oak varnished doors Pine door Screen door Porch glider Davenport Shovels Stands Ice Box Dishes and cooking utensils Numerous other articles Next Sunday lesson Is taken from I 1 Kings 5 and 9. I Preaching service at 11 A. M. | Chas. Manker will speak, being his last Sunday before returning to school. Young People's service 7 n. m. Evangelistic service 7:45. Prayer service at 7:30 Thursday , Bl the church. , You arc welcome. JEFFERSON ST. UNITED |BRETHREN CHURCH I F. W. Moxon. Pastor Preaching at 10 A. Lf. I Sunday school at 11100 a. m. ' U. B. C. E. al 7 p. m. Preaching at 8 p. m Prayer service Wednesday at B pm.. Rev. W. W Freese, leader. | (Preaching at 10 a. m.; Sunday . school at 11 a. m.: U. B. C. E. at 1 7 p. m.; Preaching al 8 p. m. by I Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Custer who | will have charge of thc evening I service Rev. and Mrs. Custer ex। pect to move from Hastings to : Huntington. Ind., where they will । take four years training for lhe I ministry in the Huntington college.! Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 P m. A welcome to all. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Corner Church and Center SU Subject; “Man." Sunday weyied 11 a. m. Sunday scnooi owiuA) school 0:30 *. a. m. Wednesday evening service aL T:45 p. m. । •Reading room in church edifice open Wednesday aqd Saturday' from 3 to 5 p. m. BALTIMORE CIRCUIT J'• Lyle E. Olmstead, pastor Baltimore Church 10: 00 a. m. Preaching service 11: 00 a. m. Sunday school I? 30 Sunday school 11:30 Preaching service PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 6 Conger Hathaway, Pastor Tlw Woman'a Mtwionary society . will meet at two o'clock Thursday. | ,h'’ hot,,e °r Mrs Har­ old Phillips.1112 g Jefferson Street' Mrs. R K. Compton will lead. Mrs. Umuel Severance wUl hare charge °f the devotlonals and the pastor! will speak on the subject of -staw-i •rdshlp. This will be followed by , a discussion. m1?rnIJS W0«l’>P at ten! ‘**Lrty °5>2S>h The pastor will tell: CELERY mipiISc UBBAGE FANCY—LARGE—GSHN 3 M. Ik PEPPERS FRYING CHICKEN CHICKENS CHICKENS LIVERS •39' " 44' SUGAR CURED " 'V 30c ANY SIZE HSCt 3-LS. TIN JAY MEAD, Prop. c. M HAMMOND Clerk , The session will hold Ito monthly > jn*me...at seven I 0 ciock Tuesday evening The 1 monthly meeUn» . of the trustees will follow. V ,”0,r."l31c SPICED HAM "iKL"c’i’$1J9 -49' RING CANADIAN STYLt—SY THE PIECE UCON CANNING JARS QUARTS 29c CHICKEN HEARTS AND '“'"S’55c BOLOGNA . ,”°",;i'29c FSEiH SKINLIU FRANKFURTERS B32c FILLETS OF HADDOCK FRENCH'S OOZ. Bk FRESH CAUGHT MARVEL—ENRICHED' ooz. 4< WHITEFISH BREAD MUSTARD ,. 47c *5513c •ED IAR RUBBERS FOR JAMS AND JELLIES CERTO •or. 24c „49< MORGAN'S FRUIT PECTIN BEET SUGAR SULK CIDER VINEGAR •or. 13c PET MILK (i red fcunt) can 9c PEANUT BUTTER PEANUT BUTTER CHOCOLATE ICED 20c VISGINIA THAT FRESH PERCH LAYER CAKE EACH 34C SYS—WHOIS Ot CSACKtO WHEAT 9c SMOKED FISH VARIETY BREADS 3 29c WNNYFIELD PANCAKE FLOUR Change to Finer, IONA FLOUR Frether AAP Cofteel •NStCHSD 8 O'CLOCK SUNHYFIELD FLOUR •AMO CRISCO "J?® & 25c 7-OZ. EGG NOODLES 1-1* TO­ MS. IK mo. (IS FOINYSJ MHO ANO MELLOW 14C Ik Bun** Ui Waste Fah RED CIRCLE lor liploni'i WHITE SAIL 52c SAL SWA or. 9c r/»-u. c, pkg. 3C EACH ?C VICTOSY FLY SWATTtRS BOKAR VIGOROUS AND WINEY LIMIT < IONA CUT MARGARINE GREEN BEANS ASF MADE A TOMATOES HALVtS 4 RED POINTS PURE LAU Iff® 2 cSu34c 2 us 47c •LAIN OK FlMINTO FAMT ETr CHEESE (4 POINTS) Wf°9. Ik 2 m. 51c SlLVUUROOK RICH ANO FULL BODIED WE RESERVE TO RJHMnUIA CIGAREntS KEYKO PKG. 3sl.'z'68c SPAGHETTI •iSaic FOFULAR SKAND 5.^ 20c ALL PURPOSE FAHCAKE FLOUR 8c 2 & 54c MY CLEANER uEvm row cue CALUMET BAKING POWDER CAIL SULTANA ANN FAGS GAL. 20C Cl[AMID CARNATION OK BUCK PEPPER . A.PEHN 5 us. 32c PUSH DSHSED LAKE TROUT TERMS: CASH. NO COOPS TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. DEWEY REED. Auctions, 9c GIZZARDS MASON UTSUP elsewhere, come end worship withi U3^.Ncw hF?naU »*U be used. • T5er* wi2* no aeaaton of the Sunday school. The Boy Scouts will meet Mon­ day, night. E. L. Taylor Scoutmis- "’°"'::l19c PORK LIVER . • 61' - SLICED SUB BACON lh. CORN ROCK FOWL SMOKED PICNICS 2 HHH-Y1LLOW BUTTER (U POINU) SOU 47c CAST. $1.24 (Il POINTS) 11, NO. 1 CAN IK (II POINTS) NO. 2 CAN IX ' IONA PEACHES (JI POIN1S) *■), NO. ffy CAN ZZC THANK YOU ASPAUGUS iunnyAilld CORN FLAKES II points) no. ms tin -Z2C SUNNYFIELO ROLLED OATS Vs1:17c ULLoeet ALL-MAN LSL 18C �T. THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY.- SEPTEMBER t. 1941 V Oto. Win* with Mra. WOODLAND trial Cotrfcreace or a ther-1 I - -■—i L—,_____ . z' | Milk Bott The liquor business 1* the BredhcUjn. VerdrmFlorv Gladys HrnfB Leffler was operated on for sp- aIld r------- avay Ai«uat 18. at the only firm that does not show it* Oeiiar.Ven Iltey David Herlhberaer. P?n^‘tjL; L™?*£2**% United State* Veterans Hospital.at -..... - s KiBafi.'iW ‘ u»* Itcd relatives to Beaverton from of the Church of the Brethren ol Sunday until Tueiday. * Mr. and Michigan convened to the WoodIn 'the Michl-1 S&trine ot^ka^FslSerhoccfof G— Mr. no,d IWl. .nd DU, MkS: and and and r ot nor­ and oyce rale nion bout d<tv. SUiiup-> IK 1 S!?.• enteto Wmg"* Ambulance Bunday. Diltonback Schray and the Ute ’ ____ ... -------- - — CH — Philip Schray. Clayton spent hta , entire boyhood in Woodland, grad­ membership and lhe brotherhood of man; It Vernon Baitinger. Phyllis Barnumof Coals Grove and Misa Belly #an Dtitrtot with a---------The Methodiet Chareh uating from the Woodland High , attended -."T. should stress the reality of sin and] stand—Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kimble of Hasting* were Sunday of over 2700. Oyer 300 --nrrv --------Rev. George Wingard. Pastor school in 1006 and receiving nls । dinner guest* of Mt*. Kimbtea the session* in the South “ Wood-1 AtbtoMRni -------- 1* *nd judgment and K1Uon, Mr. and Mra Howard He­ 18.00 A. M Morning worship higher education at Northwestern -----------re a service now that will wiu o,ace England. Dr. Dr. and and Mrs. Grace England, narenta. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Far- iant) church. The general theme I wfll iruplr* 11:15 A M —Sunday school r-1 the<-hchurch a voice In live mag-I----- *> — *-------- »— Uriiverrity. thing * MLm Marietta Faul of of -* ••-*— —• — - ••*> —«>-r. Glenn Hunger. Eva»■ Lois — Fry. this conference was, "Brother ­ , give»w. 10:00 A. M — Junior church I ing of the peace that will rehabHe was united Ln marriage with ISl?rute?the CapUrai "Edmonds and H**4* "Yood^SS Hasting* vtaited her grandmother. hood Through Christ". 0:00 p. M—Youth Fellowship. Ib-Mr. and Mra. John Hynes, 4 1i llttale the war torn world. Mra. Oeo. Faul Thursday and Fri­ The General Chairman was M. fc^urkle. Don McMillen. Joan Wednesday—7:30 P. M. Choir ac- Carrie Puller Holmes. July 14. 1010. she preceding him In death Dccemday of tost week. * Mrs Ford 8te-| M. Chambers of Grand Rapids. henraal. ber 29. 1018. To this union was well" and Mrs. Frank Hynes with! Rev. Harvey R. Hostetler. Detroit *,U^L Mi^tar'^5e?a“dElriOD8h^o M^atS ”” ’ 1 1 bom twin daughters. Vivian Ro­ an Ann Arbor paper tells about the' friends from Nashville. Tenn, call- WM uU«.u« v, was Mcrciarv. saercterv. Director of music effacUve work of Gordon Edmonds,1 BUY M ; terta and Shirley Elizabeth. ed on Mrs Lilly Larson of Green-, WM was ^f Prof... Paul HalUday. Halliday, ManBrethren ”• I Re” MeMl'llen^piray RtoMUtot.*'! 1 He lived in Sweetwater. Texas, at vllle Wednesday. *and MrFrank: “nd; eheeker. College. North Mane hOne-’ dnj. September fl. lhe Mrs. tori ciaytah Hinckley ind^ ’ ReV' j^E^son *' Cilery. Arthur L Dodge. Pastor . Clayton Hinckley and Frank. ^r«v. J Edaon Utlery. the time of hU marriage end later ha* been completed and comlructlon — Art Allerding.; 10:00 A. M—Worship and ser­ i came ■ Vlc*hnmM« Flnridil in.! _ ,. Mich., ___ Ickes'.of Klwiinmee. Florida, and: .kern was Moderator of the program to Chicago. For the past 22 i1 will peasant some vary Intereating 1 clvde wlRe. Ejnier Matthews. Jake mon. i,» Mr. and Mr* Mrs. John Ostshaus Ostahaua and n,nines* sessions, I years tie bus made his home In ;. numbar*, following the pattern of A| sparling. Roy Perkin*. I H:00 A- M—Sunday school daughter miring uu» this conference con: Elmhural. 111. ubus *>>v, Henrietta of Newaygo « LTiirma all phases other years but with some splendid chas Farthing. James Tyler. Mah- . Thfre are classes for ah. We txrt a Inxd for dinner HunI ..^.1. were entertained for dinner Sun-; of church work waa rcoognUad. addition*. lion Lehman. Milan Trumbo. Wal-lvlte you to worship with us. days’, the home of Mr. and Mr*.I Wednesday afternoon lhe Women"* Ida National Bank, later becoming profit* will go f»® W»r chM- trr crosby. Harry Long. Paul Bry- L |D. B Green. Rev. and Mrs Fay, Work ln charge of Mrs. Mary Guy IUAll cn official courti reporter for liw 1 m and the sale of War Stamps: ant ' J Wing and Mrs. Glenn England and lhe Men1* work, conducted by and 32nd Judicial District of Texas— will be aggreMivdy car-. Faith Circle te Meet Paul W. Geiger, Pastor I were dinner guests Friday. * Mr Hariey Arnett of Battle Creek met rted Bondi and a law reporter -upon returning I on by the Blue Star Mothers. members ot the Faith Cir- ■ 10:00 A. M—Sunday school and Mra Wilbur Townsend and, Jn ^j^a] groujxLL^ to Chicago. Upon lhe organization — ^he cumax ot the day will be | cje 0, S. C 8 of the Methli;00 A. M—Morning worship. son* Frederick. William and Phil- ..i sectional grwupe^-^ ... I of lhe Investment Bankers AssodaThe major part of Wednesday softball double header at 8 p. m i church are planning a picnic, lip of Racine. WLs. visited al the evening l tton of America he was made Aiwas Riven over to the I will be a girl's softball game with | KUDpcr al 5 p M . Friday. SeDtemThe Evangelical Church ZU"*™”9"” home of theft" parents. Rev. and *¥<•«••« ’* division. Thev ably, the Jack-son and Lansing it»nu 1Q at the home ol Mra Ford 1 sUtarit and continued ~so J. 8 Dcabltr. Pastor .; ----—^Secrclan^ ------- - — r----------r--------Mrs. J. 9. Dcnbier. Tuesday and Ybung younK People t. "The Distinctive Charsc-, playing here. The Flint Yeyo* Stowell Mr* Agnes Dorri* will 40:00 A. M. Morning worship.; untJ^ lw7 at which tone he wax W.dnrsdav of last week * Mr. and discussed aiuwipnt | made secretary. During the 1st which The Church of The Dogs, an al] colored team will meet; Mr* Stowell as hostess. This. Labor Sunday Mrs. Geo Sears and John Summ, teriatlcs ’ Offer* to the World To- the Woodland All Stars. Both of u, . tu .0 an ----- ,,D"Rock ~ World War In 1018 he was Secre...a(ternoon meeting -------- - with! -—- Anthem. of Ages" spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Brethren “ret _ _ -w. Clw, (■«« -III be «UUn« ■nd., „ rry.in .uu|»r..L || Theme of sermon. "The Joy of Vary of the Michigan Loan Cam­ eamr-to sunpcr.at s 5 r P. M M. Titus Wilt nnd wn DnvW of Crystal aa* • Mrs Soars remained for a week’s Thursday * program was known| *omeliUng you shouidnl । Church of the Brethren Aid paign and later that year was com­ Ata to Meet; Meet । Christian Service ". *»v members insuiwr* of Gf the Church of u: 11:00 A. M. Sunday school niuuiuneu missioned a captain ui in Uic the UIUKU United . Visit with her daughter and fam- a-s The Christian Educational Oon-1 •« COF^’ Th# lly * Mr and m’j F. O Hyne. fercnce . Uymen a* well a. minM oul lh* ,M31I the lhe Brethren Brethren Aid Society will hold hold;: 8:00 P M. E. L. of C. E. topic stale* Army. At lhe cloee of lhe ■ accompanied bv Mr and Mra Jim Islers dlxcuoaed various subjects of. Woodtandh 1> an all day meeting ot tfie home of I "Man Must Masters Machines." war he resumed his connection with | thc investment Bankers Association. 1 14icB3 of Nashville. Tenn., were thb typ# of church work. High {The flral named in each case Mr* Forrest Begerow. Thursday. Leader. Arthur Bates. | 8.45 P- M.—Evening worship, ^n- yo,- ;hc pau jjve years he has been dinner guests of Mr. and Mra ighta ofjthls day's work were found *U* act ’jnairmani .. . September 9. Ward at their Gun lake in lhe addresses7 of Mra Paul Hal1n<zr£® U,w,1‘" I -Verdon Stowell. Tonsil* Removed them. "Wonderful Power. ' with thc United States Government cottage Friday * Mr. and Mrs C.; today of North Manchester. Ind.. Perry StawcUt ®*!^.IS?>ntcCor. I David Oxgood, son of Rev. I E 1 Theme of sermon. ' Claiming Our arrvice. wo* effort. Bui »♦ dots interfere with lhe kind at service his’ tonsils removed al at , Inheritance". Inheritance ". R. Miller and sons Clifford and State President of the Indiana CMMnms Sporte-Don Mccor ( Osgood had his ■ ua entered the hospital Fehniary ..jrnoison. .... • — -» »v. ai — m ..»_ r.,.u.y th? Office of Dr Glenn C. MunTuesday evening. Christian En- „ "ga 7 — • ’ntv| Mn-. • •Ida Miller State W.C.T.U.. 8. B Wenger. macK. won'" Nicnoison. Chorle of Jack— Rev.------------L'n" Pet Parade — Mrs. George Win1 <erv I He leave, lhe two daughters VI­ son visltfd at thc home of Rev. a former pastor of the Grand Rap- gard. Mra. Ralph LcHler. Mrs H.' ger last Wednesday and is conval- v».«.x-Justness meeting. — ----------r>...~4. v-MMw-V .rrv. Bhlrlej . j,,, mother. and Thursday—Midweek prayer sen-1 innd Mr* J. 8. Deabler Sunday Ida Church, now chaplain of the A. Kiuon. Virginia Varney, Dor­ csclng very nlcclv. •a. 4-11 Meetinc and attended the services of the State Prison al Jackson, and Nrt- othy Varney. his sister I rah. a younger brother । I Members of the Sommer 4-H, Friday—Choir rchearu-U. Evangriical church.' * ” Riv.' J. 3.1 tie M. Benger now a worker in the I Rollin dying in infancy. Morning Clown ball game—Leon . rlubs were entertained al the home, Hm't H«w rw {■ IM> Uiflt Hm W«r h Ww Deabler was In NashvilL. Monday Detroit church, but wa* for a num- Nicholson. • of Mary Jo Kltson. Monday after----------------—----------- --------—„ to OBITUARY on btUlnras * Mr and Mrs. Frank ber of years a Foreign Mlwlonary. Oldster s Ball Game P. M. — East noon. August 30 Scrap books were Chrtot Hynes attended the Hynes reunion Miss Benger gave the Missionary ! Emily Vaughn Martin was bom side of Township, captain. Leon made and plan* discussed for thc I. H. Osgood. Minister The «t Charlton Park. Sunday. * CpI sermon Thursday evening pie । Feb. 2. IBM. in New York state and West Side of Township l 4-H Fair to be held in Hastings Woodland Harold Forman of Camp Swift, total tolaI missionary offering of the Nicholson, i departed this life at the home of I Wednesday. Thursday and Friday I Morning worship 10:00 A M. i little ’Utt!; over C ’.^CCO. Captain, Forrest Begerow. Texas. 1* enjoying a 10 day fur- meeting was a 11300.00. Registration—Vesta Boni. Bertha! of this stock 1 Mrs. Exra Morehouse on Aug. 23 r Sunday school 11:00 A. M. wugn at tough si the uic Iwme rwwnc of u, his .u* parents. uvn.u.. Our own i™-»i local pastors. ru-v Rev. ar. Ar- Flory, Anna Dell. Mae Leonard, (. I after being confined to her bed tor .... __ > ■■ _ _ thnr rvvln For lhe Next Census • 1 Christian Endeavor 8:00 P M Hr nnd Mnu Georg,- Forman. Mrs thur Dodger and Rev H. V. Town- Mildred Osgood. Colette Greiner, 1:00 a period of 7 wUekx. because of ' Rev and Mrs. Carol Brodbeck Prayer meeting, Wednesday « sroiri Forman and baby son of send contributed profitably to the Pauline Bjra. breaking her hip. * nullne Bird. n , M®tv Haven are thc nroud parP. M. Roscommon came Monday to visit program. Ticket Seilers. Henry Hynes, L. enLs of a baby daughter. Paulette 1 sn? was a widow of Frank W. Harold while he Is on’ furlounh Friday was given over entirely H. Brumm? Geo’. Vat 'L ®nimm. j n YAP 16 ^. June, born on Saturday. August 14, Kilpatrick . Martin and had lived about 70 Miss Florence Forman of Grund to Conference Buslnew The meal* Parking and Policing — Charles anij WC|ghlni six pounds. Rev. I Sunday school . 10:30 A. M j years in Kalamazoo county. 1 Ranid* U enjoying a week's vacn- for the three days were served in Leonard. Henry Bollinger. Wayne u.vwwc.. Brodbeck ~ u ...v tfic — »on oand f MrMrs a—* Morning worship 11:30 A- M. She is survived by one sister. 8 tlon with her parente. * Mr. and the church batetnenl and visitor* Long. Paul Brodbeck of South Woodland ! Unified service, C. E. and preach- children. 9 grandchildren and 15 ' Mr* John Begerow of Lake Odesoi ^Te given lodging to the home* war and Bonds — -----Blue1 Worta Champlnn* to Play Here ,c ,; a,r ing 7:30 p. M. I great-grandchildren She was a were dinner guests of Mr and Mra. of members and friends of the r“*MStamps nth»r?i-------------------freest Begerow Sunday and help- church. Approximately 800 to 1000. MoUtera. rt'.vn-.w Sepimber 11 , ' o p,?’rer Thursday 8:00 member Of the First Christian ’■ ‘ c**‘nr‘nn The biggest attraction ever of- P. M. Church of KalamMoo and waa a ed celebrate the birthdays of John meals were served during the 3-1 Concrasltow Mr ...rt'fcred the Softball fans .of Barry: ------;------- " •lover of nature, always having a CONSUMERS POWER LOMPANli Begerow and Vivian and Joan days conference. :' ’"Midwav'”po’n Begerow. * Mrs F E Border left A few pertinent statement* «“*»> . i,Ar MT’nn/t Mrs ! and Ionla cn“nllM wlu bc Pre*?ntC MgUFIC® Smith Given beautiful Sower garden of her own. VtoJoTsiS’v Mr^ita Mr. J No^ cd ^creation Itork ^misra wven She wUl be mimed by everyone who , last week for a visit with her gleaned from addresses: daughter nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. „>■ Have parents abandoned the 7£’“Siru“^SllFrom One t0 Fl'’e Yr»Chas. FaweeU. Jr., of Oak Park. Pilot «al to the home for toe lure -----_ Illinois, nnd relatives in West Bend, of big money of the business world? ’*BSSlL»3iD£”JL"■ A» Jackson Prison Iowa. * Mr. and Mrs. Vnnce Nulf 2. Freedom unrestrained is a OU.ru OU*. HUU. of Lansing snent the weekend with tragedy. " Mrs Hattie Bowers * Mr. nnd Mrs. 3. A real active church boy has Popcorn—Joan Leffler. Eleanor at!,r,’/» 8PM with the World’s I most a ycBr- bul WttS recently pick.. > Knrl C. Paul and children were never found his way into a Court Bird. Peggy Niclhamer, Mar"£n Girls scheduled to play; ed up nt Elkhart. Ind., and. brought i• . . . g— . .. Sunday dinner *gur*t» of Mr. and or become an inmate of a Stale Jean da FnuL Sandbrook boys. I th> iSng McCUl Mh Girls nt 9 here, was brought before Juttec MeMrs. Bert Benham al their Leach Prison, Ball Park Pop Stand-Mr. and p M cwT. Plan te attend. Donald for sentence Saturday. He ____ _-R-IrO- s .<^=5 Pioneer^ type ...cL.cr mother ...^t must lake cottage. * Mrs Ixma Classic 4. The Ptcr.;cr Mrs. Leon Nicholson. Mr. and Mra, — — — ------ •—<— !•■*■• -- — | had admitted »«i. hi* guilt Receives Commlwiton ----- -previously ------------ ------------of Lake Odessa visited Mr and Mrs. save America today. Karl Eckardl. Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn charged, -------stealing Lt. Edward D. Fiaher has juslJI of the offense charged. -Herald Classic and family 8atur-| •5. “ A *llttic girl said lo her moth­ Evelyn Nicholson. Don graduated from an Officers Train- I automobile tires, when arraigned In day 11 nd Sunday Ncrma Jean vis- er. "I’d mind as well as circus ani­ Farthing. Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Bevcr. ins School for Engineers at Fort, circuit court. lied her gtandmollier in lake Imals tf I were as well trained." Eat Stand—Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Belvoir. Virginia and received the1 Judge McDonald gave the young 6. The world is waiting for the Odc-vui from Wednesday until Sat­ Rev. nnd Mrs. Wingard. commission of Second Lieutenant. 1 man from one to five year* lu urday of tost week * Mr. and Mrs. 1Chrb.llan Church to make it* con­ Ailerdlng. and Mrs Lester Warner, Mr. Reluming from lhe Canal Zone Southern Michigan prtoo»< at JackI Frank Fork and daughter Althea ।tribution for Brotherhood through Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hershberger. Mr. where he worked as an Engineet. । son. / \ and Mr nnd Mrs Elwyn Dell of 1Christ. and Mrs. Carl Helse. Mr. and Mr*. Edward D. Fisher, son of Mr. and 7. Use more of the positive type When he was found- to Elkhart. Leslie were dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs John Dell Sunday * and lesa of the negative in Chris­ Victor Eckardl, Mr. and Mrs. Al­ Mrs. Walter Fisher of South Wood- ( he was driving a truck for a corbert Rccsor. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rce* tond. re-enlUted to California on, poration there, and was known as 5 I Mrs Clifford Tousley left last week tian teaching. and Mrs. r.,~.r Walter mFuller. 8. Home is where father loves sor. Mr -Mr. Mr. , 9t2bpr ’3- 1M2 « a Private in the Gordon Smith. HU broUier Gordon to join her huzbnnd. Sgt Tousley Mr. and Mrs. Ted EUper. Mr. ™and d i Ann>' Alr Cor» and wafi stationed had Riven hlm/hls Gordon * will at Fort Warren near Cheyenne. to • be the breadwinner, mother w HURRY TO MONTGOMERY Bvjvmiiis. * « Mr. «.« —•- tavea toiwork gtM i boy loves to Mra. Welby Crockford. H.len R«e- at Victorville.California at the Vic- "Ccurlty nSr 18nd Moers nlw Wyoming and Mrs. — Chas. 'll Jim ' tarvllte W, ™*ng School as Hesierly. Mrs. Jf — Hcsterly. Mrs. grow uM. in. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Schaibly. Mr. radio m(e<?rL<n!S; riv. WARD FOR VALUES IN Tousley and Mrs. Henry 0. A prisoner lx grown In a seed. and I vnuura Clifford Tousley ■“x7'.h\ h. ttc-- *u naming Gordon Smltii as Mra. Carl Olmstead. Mr. nnd' •• Schaibly visited Mr nnd Mrs. Eu- bed that was germinated by crime. th? r?t?nJhSrJ <Lrd' ,hp ruh|/ul owner of these papers. Mrs. George Forman, Mr. nnd Mrs- advanced 10 Uie ;raUng ot S*ar. Wltii toem MaurU> >~'.red a lob ...--------_• — on iq Our prisons are filled by: np Blair of Allegan and cal!«l .... ------------------------------1 a. The unwanted or the unloved. Earl Root. r. and Mrs Kennard Schaibly. was elni>loyed Bingo Stand—Mr. and Mrs. AlAl­ furlough May 5. On arriving homer^J™*?L b. Thc Insecure, the Introvert. I of Hopkins last Thursday. * Mr. bert ' Shellenbarger. Mr. and Mrs . o. stating that under that name. tllcnbarger. * telegram awaited ... him c. Broken homos. nnd Mra. Lee Lehman of Woodbury For his part in this unlawful use d. Lack of discipline with love. Glenn Wotring. Mary Long. Mr ! on hU return he was to report in were dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. of the papers mentioned. Gordon and Mra. Keith Durkee. Walter, Virginia nt Officers Training e. Beverage alcohol addicts. Fay C Wine Monday On Sun­ 11. Do not shut the door of Hershberger. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hubert School for the Army Air Corps Smith was recently picked up by day Mr. and Mrs Wing were dtnn'T guests ot his twin brother and family relationship bv being too Barnum. Mr. and Mrs. Berwln Sta-, Engineers. He entered Fort Bel- Undereheriff Doster and an FBI officer, and is now held by federal cicl. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kussmaul.' voir whore he completed bls three | wife. Mr. nnd .Mrs. Jay Wing of busy lo show your love for your Mr. and Mrs. Paul Geiger. Mr. and months training and was gradu- authorities in Grand Rapids for I Carlton Center. * Mrs. Car) Burkle own. . ( ated. August 18. He has boon trans­ that serious offense. visited bmik-u relatives ... in .Lansing —.-....n last 12. Boys have a right to know Mrs. Allan Houghton. Cane Stand—Mr. and Mrs. Gene’ ferred to Camp Claiborne. La., week. * Rev. Fay C. Wing supplied about life from dad. not from the j In in lhe KSK alley. IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE the pulpit of the lhe Tdet Methodist, • Rfcuther, Gene Rising. Eleanor Ben-1 Mist Engr. Regt. <SSi temporarWAR—FORGET IT. Are we human thermomo- J nor, Roberta Wise, MorJoj-le Roesor. ily awaiting aaaignment. Church Sunday In the absence ufj ss*1't4lu>"4 •** -L B 9c 9c Linoleum on felt back SnorUtaWuiO. School Days! Make This your head­ quarters for 9c 7c 3c Li* School Supplies 3c Ic asked ( Ic Every Decorative Scheme Don't trail to modernize old Roon! Here's your chance to dress them up In marbleized linoleum on felt back at Words money-saving low prices. You'll never Uro of the dellcately-grcined all-over design and its smart effect. The colors go dear through to the sturdy felt back. So estimate to Floor Covering Headquarters today I We carry a complete line of supplies for pupils and teachers ! me io tell you! ic Ic ic "My kid sister's a long distance tele­ phone operator. She la^s there are so many calls these days that lot* of the lines are 'overloaded.' It 14 c c "At the base I just left down in the South Pacific, we knew about 'overload*.' We had a lot of doctors and nurses and beds, but sometimes after a big scrap, there'd be so many to take care of at one time that some of those boys would just have to wait their turn. c "Sis says the telephone's like that, too; that vour long distance coll today may delay another call that is even more urgent than your own." t! 1 e JANITOR’S SUPPLIES for Schools—Flat Towels, Roll Towels, Toilet Paper, Floor Oil, Chalk, Soaps, Erasers, Etc. FOR LOW-COST BASEMENT FLOOMI Armstrong’s ASPHALT TILE USED, SECOND HAND RURAL School BOOKS Depending on the C You'll be e/rprUsd at how little It cosh to draw up Long distance lines to war-busy cen­ ters arc particularly congested. Therefore, covering for basements. It's waterproof ond stain 1. Afuhe only the mon necessary calls 2. If the operator asks you to limit your call to 5 minutes, please co-operate... her request means others are nesting. MKHIf AN I HL 1HRH0NI COMPANY Stebbins & Jacobs REXALL DRUGS PHARMACISTS COURTESY AND SERVICE SHOWN TO ALL PHONE 2131 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN K I �THI H43TINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. SEPTUMBFR 2, 1M3 | City and Mrs. Adah Bunjj of Plea*. I Gun lake. * Jerry and Carol Karch- ’ Sunday evening. They also called ! ant Vilify were Saturday caUen 1 er .pent throe day. with Mr. and . A * Rev. R. A. Hoffman and son James ofchfr^iT Lansing. aAd Rev.R.v A. D HoffI Mra. Ida Payne who hw been * Mra^Glen Kellogg. iocal. and Mn. ^of >L FREEPORT in editorial from lhe Cheboygan Observer for article In current ix*ue of Michigan History Mag- adding there until 1883. when the , ' farm war xnkl In 1887 tlie went to the mountains L E G A L S spending the past six weeks with ■ Wilard Arnold anddaughter of) 0,0-^ 0( sunfield called on Rev. By Al H. wetter —■----- -- ~ .*------ -- ~ gentine. Summit county. Colorado: and Mrs. Clare Payne of DecaJSland MrftB griffin on business, UtchfWd. and Mrs. Leon Howk I| Mr. “ Michlgin History Magaxlne. pub- , c.Jra J B.rry. tur relumed to her home Saturday Mr*. R<>d«T GUsgpu of Dowling.• ’* Monday Monday morning. mtfming. * Rev. and Mrs. Mra. , j Mr '»■’ * B.rry i death in 1016. She then moved to night. w * mr. Mr. ana and mxs. Mra. r. F. d L. Walton M^ d Griffin spent the first part of the spent Sunday wi®» their parents., night, nm.uu -w and Mra. Ben Blakney vBlt« X tiie J? t. *' * uf “14 Co',r’' Dillon, where the lived until 1029.1 "hl we<K week at at the home of 1Mr. and Mra. Historical Conmisrion to portico- Prob.le OHI«« .□ th. City . Mr. and Mra. Dan Weaver of Elm- accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Are'll the bofne rritts " I when owing to failing health, she I ...___ •>in ----------m__ . tarlv interi>x!lnv fix lit thi. month iitih dale They helped Mra. Weaver cele- 1 Mahler of South Bowne nude • I ®a”M“"-?f AAre? D- A. Stoner Byron,, came to Hastings, to make her brau ber 86th btrthdav. She re- 1 bueincas bueinees trip trip to to Caleb Caledonia Mondav . Mrs. Burt ScheHenbargcr and Mra. ant- Valley -------------------------prayer meeting was held because we find therein two imceived many lovely glfu and cards evening. evening. ** Carl Car) Light Lightfoot returned | yi"nic Babcock at Hastings were at the home of Mr. and Mrs Chai- portant arUd«L one written by Mrs. -■••• mer Miller Tuesday evening. * Mr. William R. Cook of Hastings, enwhich She enjoyed very much. * 'home home Saturday Saturday night night uuui from Staters. | Oregon, where he spent the past Mrs. Clement Mead and family. * and Mra. Wm. Oltbouse entertained titled "A Michigan Indian Project. '• [ her home here with Mra. Easton.I I two months, visiting his unde. Wm. । Bonnie Walton of South Bowne Is U>e Ulc workers W0TKers conference conierence of or thc tne Unitunit- t> the me uuici nu v, au>- .I ... ; in where ihe passed away August 22. Bernice 1 F. McGregor and family. * Mr. and spending thU week with her cousin. (d Brethren Sunday school on Wed- mer Justice W.’Potter, entitled "The '■»’ *"< fnl^vi Tabbercr. ,l I 1043. c.t the age of 84 years. J ney ac- I Mr. Bun naynui H.ynor ui rf L.kr Odeju N«»er mm. * Mr. jnd Mn. J»v r.esday evening * , jj , W.M WMA. 1W.-U0S," ml Zta Caart'flVdlM thw oiosaan ana aausntcr. rranev MIS duh xzuvaau The A. lo. lo- ^MleWarr Michigan Judla.ry. Judiciary. 1664-1805." I companled by the former's father, called on Mr. and Mrs.AdamBi- I Blouxh andBilly andMr. and Mrs. cal will meet at the parsonage for Mrs, Cook, who ha* been spend- ' m.Ih-1 a. Norton formrrtjr MoUi A. Ford T. iTwalton; visited W. P Clnsson I dres Wednesday night. * Mr. and WmBlough attended theWeaver Since October of last year, ahe an all day meeting Thursday. Sep- jng her summers a Petoskey for i* ispnront ka»in« !•<»! antiianiy at Howell Sundav. * Mra. Elnora 1 mis Mrs. Fred Slocum and m - ricu n.iu v. ------------ ----------——-- ------- -------- tember 9. Public dinner at noon. • man y years did not confine herself •? i»*k* •-» many Whitney returned home Wednr ednes- • Hastings ‘— spent Sunday with “*• »*Mr. 'hom home * nnear *“r ni.rk.viiu Clarksville 1=.' last n.n.rSatur•k.t miblic HO. *tudle*. which she enjoyed verv , to pleasure and society parties durBBlv TinkTinfc- i day- * Mr. M_ru and Mrs. Clifford Al- Attention—Reading Claaa weeks and Mrs. Jay Blough. * Billy poblkstloa of much and looked forward each week day after spending seven wee ■ ing her summer visits but became wtth her aon and family. Max Whit- , ler of Hastings spent a few davs erdlng and Beverly Ann of Hnsr»» .-on.e<uti».-. to the ■ time when Elder and -Mrs. ■ uunraicu u. mv ii.iuuua support ol aaui enua ney of Annapolis. Md. * Chas. Jus-1 with ids grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. tings were Saturday night and Sun­ --------------- ut b«*nn», Schram crime to study with her. I All children from ages 0 to 8 part of our state nnd set about to 1 .,t to is.- n»lnunane« Use qJ Grand Rapids was a Wed- ' Earl Everson * Mr. and Mrs. Ken- day Rue»ts of Mr. and Mrs. Earl yeara are invited to come to the li- ■ Ket acquainted with them, learn I th« p»H«4 ip Hsnnrr. * n«w.pap«r Early this spring, she gave her1 >’ neodw caller bf Mr. and Mra Guv neth Mead and family of Manic Everaon and famllv * Mr and Mra^ r-ary ~ next Saturday afternoon.----. uutrd in said i heart to God and was taken JnL» I - ----------------- --------------—•; a... t himr ti more Of them, and their ways.»•Miss &niUi. '* Mr. and Mra. Lloyd J. Grove were Sunday dinner gueaU , Rav Wieland and fam Iv attended Um»at. Jod<« «.r 1 rotate ||w Seventh-Day Adventist church.’ „ Smith. •* rptember 4th, from 3:30 to 4 Katherine Foley of Petoskey, whom \ ‘l,“" F* -Moore ------- of Detroit. who .have .been. — j ^Mrs. reunion- at of of Mr. — and m*>. Claud Mead. ★ the .—Weaver --------- ---------— the .—home ----------rot curb of Probata ' She Is the last of eleven children. and Mrs. Clarence Keim of o'clock, where Mra. Howk will read she characterizes as the efficient ■ xart«i end JUU •pending a weeks vacation with the Mra. Chas. Asplnall spent a few Mr. ' tint 9 She la survived by two slster-lnriark*vdit» ”ik7t S ma... TuVAW‘i-'i’d-i' stories to them. Watch the paper days helping care for Mrs Burt ro..i,.vtit. i..» a a. »a-i ?r!l»? U .Lndm. lor ™»r lor o.d.r chUtan. former's mother. Mra. Anna Moore, —a a » -----laws, nieces and nephews In Coloreturned home Saturday night. * Farrell of Carleton Center, who lias nniTi'ANV nr 1 rnd0- nieces, nephews and cousins Igan for the rcaenu Government cn.njra ... this week with his grandparents been sick. * Mr. and Mrs. Rav Wle■ n,,u i ; , mi — — ..... — .... ■ .. . .. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coats had<s Suniiina CARMAK MALI ln York Stowell, 8tale her brolher-tn-iaw. Duration Club Notice assisted her. Mrs. Cook stressed 1 ',r !DNA CARMAN HALL George cousins and many day guests the former’* sisters. Mrs land entertained with a birthdav Mr. and Mra. Geo Bassett- * Burt All those who paid as members of the importance of a state wide , ;t '.'/jj |.-r,1b'.7, oiiiro. U .nd Jeule Johnson and Mra.-Bernice | dinner Sunday in honor of their Sr.iv of Pleasant Valley was a FrlIdnn Oraelin Carman, wax bom frien<ljl ln Michigan m.. the Duration club when it wfis or- Indian project, officially known us ; u ,,„.br .ppr.imrd fur <»ul in ‘Gouvorneur, r-.m.vornorrr St. Kt Lawrenca laurranra county rnnntv ,,,c,,ua iv cvc.u.w evening ui.u.ci dinner Kun, guest u. of Mr. . '“rn, . Rose of Grand Rapids * Art Aus- daughter. Mra. Karyl Livingston. * u.r New York. May 17th. 1859 She , ™ ’’J* J.?. tin of Grand Rapids U .voending n Mr. and Mra Walter Rockhill of and Mrs. Hton Gray. * Mrs. David ganired arc tequesteu io pav their "The Michigan Indian Art and ; p»iiuUB .Mie no- uas the daughter of Henry E and ; j?.*** **’Ul U,e week with Mr. and Mrs EltonOrav Heatings called on the formers fa­ Quirk nnd two children and Miss hues for the new year before OcU>- Craft Project." but the war has । it i1,1 Nancy R. Carman, the fifth of elev- coming of the Life-Giver. it Sunday afjemoon callers of Mrs ther Monday afternoon Mr. Rock- June Quirk, all ot New York state. . ber 1st. Pay to Mra Howk of Mts. caused this project to be put aside Ottp I: i* U ureatlv greatly needed for the time being ** Kunde ’<"”'1* >t Mrs Cook;. * 7"», i» >ald *i»y of Lrariac. in en children, six girls and five bovs. 1 ^3len Sees* were Mra. Ed. Harvev I hill, a ho has been rick for the wut Mra. Roy Nagler of Detroit. Mrs. nu of Grand Rapid*. Mrs Geo. dark . five days with intestinal flu. U Fred Kunde and daughter. Lin tin for cards and Christmas gifts for contribution to the Michigan His- , thr H, H.uuor. a ntwapaper priat when only- a- year .....she was ------------— old. I Tiiroughoul the last war. only 241 tory Magazine is splendid This rtl O* Caledonia nnd Mrs. Theraa Sees* somewhat better. * Mrs. Anna Lou. and Herbert Kunde called on the parents bought a farm in Can- | tank* were used by American troops Ctemra" ’judse”"" ’i’»otat« - ,he magazine goes into nil of our ! Ht Of Bowne. * P. Woods and Miss I Moore will spend another week nt Mr. and Mra. J. E. Skeoch of Grand jteji. 6t. Lawrence County, where ' In combat areas, and thov were schools and we wish that every stu- A in>» Townsend (Tub Bewic Woods of flears are spenrllng , Ler home here * Mra.Gcrtha Benin Ledge. * A daughter was born to her childhood days were spent, re- | made chiefly in England and Prance. with their families dent would read it. and’through If J»r,r' a few days with Mr and Mrs Vir- I nnd son Burt and Mrs Nellie Mr. and Mra. Marvin Thaler at 1 AU members Id! Woods and family. * Mis* June Crouch of Hastings were calleraonc Pennock hoslptal Wednesday. Aug. 1 and friends are requested to meet ottain a keen concept" of the 1n- --------.... answer — to w the .« name of at- the " home ‘ ui Mr. andJ Mrs. H-’ ” C. dian as is. Ouirtt of Fulton. New York spent 1 day last week with Mra. Chas. 25. She will rsssasra Diana. * C™™. - Lit:!; Little Jerry. 7 Knrcher. where a pot luck supper Tueadav and Wednesday with Mr Moore * Mra. Ralph Sage spent a Mania ------The other article mentioned, the _ . Mrs. .... .ervctJ to bU come early. ana Mrs. mrs. Fred nep Kunde aurair and ann family i.niiiv i. few «cw day* u«x» last week »«.».. with —.... Mr. ...... and _year old son of. Mr. and M/ r­ and cne by the late William Potter, an­ and returned Thursday with Mra. । Mrs. -Cecil Worthington of Vicks- rill Karcher. trioped on a rug in other Hastings. Michigan character David Quirk aqrf.two children for burg. In her absence Dean and his home Mondav noon, cutting Polly Yonkers Honored by who not only gained statewide men­ the'r home tne'r nome in Nrw New YOTK. York. * ♦ Mr. , Robert rtooeri Sage aage spent .pent aa few tew days ua>» with Win. niiiucu himself xvrici) severely un on me the up. Up. rtc He wu was Christian Endeavors tion. but nation-wide, was a mem­ and Mrs. Ralph Stuart, sons Ralph. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bustancc. and taken to a physician where some The Freeport Christian Endeavor ber of the state senate with our Jr- and Dean and Mra. Loma Con- family of Heatings. * Manin Ro- । stitches were taken. * Mr. and Mrs Society aim friends were enter­ Senator Dan P. McMullen Will lev visited Mr< Stuart'* mother, senberger is spending this week John Thaler. Mr. and Mrs. Howard tained at a forewell party for Pollv Potter was fresh out of the law Mra ------- --------...o.v. of Campbell and Miss Don------- Yonkera Friday evening at the school of the U of M then. He and Mra. Nellie Yelter at lowell txiwell Sat- I visiting Mr. anu and Mra -Chester Wil- 1 Thaler I will offer for privofe sale ot my farm, Nashville, Mich., the week of vraxv evenin* * MUs Dorothy son and family of Flint. * Mr. and , na Thaler of Grand Rapids called i home of Rev. and Mrs. Griffin. the present Editor of the Observer, Streklr . ■•» s.H.rdav n^.i„ Th.r.....oh. 1 Pollv left for Huntington College. both experienced their first trout v of ... Battle Creek xoent Sun- .Mrs. Robert Npwton — were Saturday on wMra. u Marvin Thaler and a daughday-night with h-r narent*. Mr | night guests of Mr, and Mrs. Rol- | ter at Pennock hospital Sunday af- Huntington. Indiana, Monday. The fishing trio together, on a creek fus* at the temoon. * Mrs. Harold tveiling1 wa* was\penTLn*piayinR"Kanir>'. and Mrs. Ow*n Steekle of West aim land .Furrow "* “ “ Walton Cottage, •• — ‘ Mr. and -J •• >-• evening poo r*xi3. viw-n 11 spent in playing game*, west outside of Hastings, a creek r Ralph Woods ana and onov baby r-m c—nt me thc wrotem. weekend singing and a fellowship circle. RcCarleton. ★ Bill Vander Male who Gun lake. « naipn iBabei .Dawi Woldworn-} svooas Re­ through a farmer's mead­ underwent an nnnendectomv at 1 ring of Holland and friend of Grand | with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Furrow freshments of ice cream and cookie* running The creek long neo drier! u” Pennork hnanllel last Friday Is re- i Rapids were Sundav callers of Mr. | nt the Walton cottage at Gun lake , were served. Other endeavor# leav- ow. nicely. w * ML m MaarMade- . ana and rais. Mrs. oncn Allen r»n. Fish. w* Alvin «»»•Kel- ] * Mrs. Elnora Whitney visited from ; ing Monday lor Huntington College nnd is gone. We did catch a trout covering very nicriv. mim Ivn Bnglelth cf Hustings formerly ' rlgle and mother Mrs. Ellen Hel- Fridav until Sunday with her were Laurcll Hcndee of Woodland. aniece. d three Incher and at that time the Observer editor was tmof Cocswcll. North Dakota, was n ! rigie called on their sister and daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs Dorthca Baker of Lowell and Mr. played on the Hostings Banner, weekend guest nf Mr nnd Mrs. Gail ! daughter. Mra. John Hoevenair who A. B. Stevenson of Grand Rapids. nnd Mrs. Alford Custer of Ha-sUngs owned by the Cook Brothers. Mm. JJxhtfoot. + MLss Douns. Thaler of accidentally fell and broke her hip. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenberger Sadie Cook being the wife of Will Orand Rapids snent the weekand ■ but is recovering very nicely and were Sunday afternoon callers of Cook, the tunior member of tlie These are all choice* heifers, from the old. Stanuay A Blanchard strain, our foundation stock. wi»h her narrnts Mr. and Mrs. , relumed to her home. * Mr. and the former s parents. Mr. and Mrs John Thaler ♦ Mrs. Claud Walton. । Mra. Mcrrll Karcher nnd famllv Austin Rosebciger of Clarksville. * Earl Sense, superintendent of firm, and Mrs. Sadie Cook at that , Mrs. Ivan Roush nnd Mrs. Emmn were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Walt Thomas of South Bowne Evangelism of the Barry County time wtix local and society writer. JUDY SIMPSON No. 3721716 CASSIE E. STANUAY No. 3721711 Anderson were in Hastings Mondav I Watt Thomas of South Bowne. * and Mrs. Merrill Karcher, local. , vlMiauBI .,vi Union. will be bookkeeper and office girl ThereChristian, ulut Endeavor LUCY PANAMA No. 3721717 afternoon. * MIm Iris Olmstead of j Wilma Kves of Lansing is spending were in Grand Rapids Inst Sattir- । the guest speaker nt the Pleasant I fore one can understand thc Inter­ DUCHESS STANUAY' No. 3721712 Grand Rapids *nent. '.he weekend., a P?rt of her vacation with her day. * Mr. and Mrs Alien Fish nnd Valiev evening service Sunday, Seo­ ' est one finds in a work so imporMENDA PANAMA No. 3721718 FLOSSIE STANUAY No. 3721713 tanL as is herein mentioned. . . ..... Mr. and Mrs Johntcmbt with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder j parents. Mr. and Mrs Ray Wieland Calvln. and Fish,r 5 -h^. unnce will begin nt PAULA BOCALDO No, 3121719 rnd famllv. * Mra Rav Wieland । * Mr. nnd Mrs. L. W Van Ett and were In Caledonia last Saturday af­ 8:00 o'clock, Mr Scase has an in­ GOLDIE STANUAY No. 3721714 SUE PANAMA No. 3721720 -nd daueht*r Darlene accomnanied son of Battle Creek. Mrs. Marv ternoon. * David Eash of South teresting and heluful message for MUNICIPAL COURT WANE BLANCHARD No. 3721721 GOLDIE STANUAY', 2nd. No. 3721715 Mra. Orvin Allerdtag nnd dsuch- 1 Crans of Gary. Indiana, and Mrs. Bowne was a weekend guest of Mr present day youth Tlie public Is Thursday Raymond JLeary, of t-r Patricia. alt*nded the Church 1 C E Van Ett of Martin were Wed- nnd Mra. Guv Smith * Mr. and invited to attend this service. Ithaca. N. Y.. pleaded guilty in r.9 cf the Brethren District Conference nfcztnv nesdav dinner dinner cnirsts cuesta nf of Mr Mr. nnd and t Mra. Lloyd J. Moore of Detroit. Mrs. The lire, of 7 of thcic heifers was H. P. Repeater Tone, this is a real individual, we Municipal court to disorderly con­ —.Vi——.a l»st ,n.a WMn*«1nv . .I—.. and .. J \Mr*. I —. nt-11 I —— m... .. .. Moore .....I ,,... Woodland Gall Lightfoot. * xr Mra Glen ■Anna and Mrs. Adah Mutter Methodist Church duct on the Michigan Central train •••rdav. * Mr. and Mrs Geo 1 Hind* and daughter Loretta of were Sunday dinner guests of Mr purchased this bull, of Fisher Bros, of Romeo. Mich., end is really built for better Rev. J. W. McCue. Pastor while it was passing through this . ------' -• - • • — r| । Woodland were Friday guests of and Mrs. Semlah Scesc * Mr. and 10: 00 Morning Worship—Theme. county. He was turned over to Has­ cattle, the other 4 were sired by Nick Bocaldo, who was a very good built animal. r. । Mr. nnd Mrs Franklin Burao&s nnd Mrs. Walter Kunde and daughter. -Furnishing our-Spiritual Homes ” tings police by thc train officials. j Sarah Jane * MLss Jeanette Mc- Joyce of Pierson, and Mr and Mra. Special duct. Wc bought this bull of Jay Harwood of Ionia, Mich. Nick's father, Hosford Bocaldo. He admitted his guilt and was giv ­ ' Gowen of Caledonia wax a Sundav Harry Opper and daughter. Bever­ 11: oo Sunday School, classes for en his choice of S10 and costs or * guest of Mr nnd Mrs Wm. Dino ly of Howard City were Sundav all. 109th was bought at a dispersion sale in Kansas City, Mo. days in Jail. He. took the jail ri ?nd fnmtlv. * Mr nnd Mrs Harry callers at the homes of Mr and 8:00 Evening worship. The pastor five /' \ ' Fish and famllv of Middleville were Mra. Virgil Woods. Mr. and Mrs will answer questions that have term. lc7”WE WILL BE PLEASED TO PLEASE YOU i In In Municipal' court' Thursday n Sunday afternoon cnllrrs of the R. F. Kunde nnd Mr. nnd Mrs Mar­ teen given him ‘ Augusta admlt- fornicr's mother. Mrs. Mary Dodge tin Kunde. * Mr. and Mrs Eugene B OO Wednesday evening, nihic Darrel Hughes' of NASHVILLE. MICHIGAN. R. F. D. 2 GEORGE HOFFMAN PHONE 2101 ted the thcIUof entile tools fmm from aa MlrVHick­ d * E. H Adams nf Ann Arbor wns a McGregor of Straubviile. North Da­ atudv and prayer meeting. A V—... spent — I the . 1... past ...week —nV n.l.H ’. ,i ।ia) Bible course will be given. ory Comers garage. He was given •r^ic«dav nve-ni-ht guest of Mr nnd . kota. with Otlie Mra Ati*n Fish * Frank Walton I former's sister. Mrs. Pearl Light- ! Wednesday. Sept. 8th the W. S. five days In jail and placed on pro­ visited W"l ‘ Cudney ----of—South “—Bowne ”-------- foot anti family, enroute to their ,C £'-Wltf'»neet with Mrs. Bertha bation,’or a year. home after visiting their sons who j| TMler at twb^o'clock. are in the armed service at Nor- I man. Oklahoma, and Seymour. Ind- ii ,Church of the United lann. * Mr. nnd Mra. Arthur McCue , Brethren In Christ of Wayne, Mich., nnd Mr. and Mrs E. B. Griffin D. iXPastor ------H. J Harmon and non. Charles of Phone 491----- ' Grand Rapids spent Sunday with . Freeport Rev. and Mrs J. W. McCue. * Rev m 10 A- M. Sundav school and Mrs. J. W. McCue visited Bill ’ 11 10 A. M. Morning worship I Vander Male and R. Moulton nt 7-no P M Christian Endeavor Pennock hospital Monday aftcr- Leader. Bill Forbey. । noon. * Mis* Betty and Dorothv: R on PM Evening service K"1 Denise of Aito spent last week with Fl-00 PM. Thursdrav prayermeetI their grandmother. Mrs. Mina Den­ ] Ise. * Mrs. Leap Karcher is spendIji'iiu; this week with her daughter,’ 10:00 a.M. Morning worship y Mra. Merle Campbell and famllv of ’I no a.M. Sunday rehonl ■ | Hastings. * Mrs. Glen Hendee of 1 7 on P.M ChrlMion Fndenvo■ Woodland and Mrs. Franklin BurR no PM. M- Earl Scase will be re geas were Friday afternoon callers th* eue«t speaker. Il of Rev. nnd Mra. Griffin. * Mr. nlid R 00 PM Tuesday prayer meet­ ■ 11 Mrs. Lawrence Chase and sons, ing SPONSORED BY THE HASTINGS KIWANIS CLUB fl I Gordon and David of Coats Grove , A , and Orlin Yank of Traverse Citv : Sb were Sunday dinner guests of Rev. 1 and Mrs. E. B. Griffin. * Mr and PURPOSE: To raise funds for the local under­ W Mra. James Tyler and Mrs. Ruth 1 rantnds nro^'-ed In the United ■ Fisher of Woodland attended th? , fl'ofes e-’d. is eggs out of every Our large stock of new privileged children’s fund and other worthy VJ | United Brethren Church service I 100 epcs laid fall styles for school ! T* SALE OF LIVESTOCK SEPTEMBER 5th to 11 th, 1943 11 YEARLING HEIFERS -2 BULLS Watch for It 1st Annual WHITE ELEPHANT SALE projects. ★ To serve the community and assist in the war effort by putting to use valuable garments and household articles during these critical times. e wear feature sturdiness. More children will be BUY WAR BONDS walking to school this lection of styles on disploy. j I n WHAT WE WILL NEED: OLD WASHERS MANTLE CLOCKS ALARM CLOCKS MIRRORS CUSHIONS and PILLOWS LAMPS TOASTERS SMOKER SETS SHEETS • BOOKS Oxfords Saddles Wedgies OUR SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS NON-RATIONED SHOES CHECKING ACCOUNTS WAR SAVINGS BONDS BANK MONEY ORDERS A limited supply of better value •hoes in smart styles. Don't miss this opportunity! SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES For rent at $2.50—$3.00—$3.25 and government tax—in our fine safety deposit vault. Get one totoday for your war Bonds and other valuable papers. BUY STAMPS I BONDS NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEpERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. AND (specially Western) PERFUME MAGAZINES JEWELRY FRUIT CANS KODAKS DRESSES SHADES OnU nnd JltrALrCj COATS CURTAINS SILK HOSE CURTAIN RODS SHOES PICTURE FRAMES OVERALLS Elec. Percolators CAPS and IRONS SUITS • PAINT WALLPAPER TIES DISHES GLASSWARE FLASHLIGHTS WAGONS SCOOTERS v ROLLER SKATES TOYS, ALL KINDS FURNITURE all kinds DUE BILLS from men men. local business and professional METHOD OF COLLECTION: Members of calling committee will call each household for items obtainable and pick-up committee will follow through ogd col­ lect the items. In addition to this there will be collection depots in the down­ town area, outlying places of business, schools and factories. Place and date of the White Elephant Sale will be announced during week of Sept. 6th. Sale will run 3 full days with attendants in charge and auction sale at night. IT’S COMING! WATCH FOR IT! "THE 1ST ANNUAL WHITE ELEPHANT SALE '-MORE INFORMATION LATER �TUB mma( BAihmu wtombai. umon I. iw for a lev days this week. spent:! B“h ' -S Date BMetaan and I I Mr.1............................ Jffi’ASS ^SOCIAL ITEMS ~ I pewnt for the suppar and pro- Mr. and Mra. Bert Webb Ubor Day weekend gt < Sunday with Mr. and Mra. H. R.1 Mr. and Mr* , O-8BU5. ' two children of Battle creek were U Maxton i Keenan tn Kalamaxoo. North Can Mr. and Mra. Oscar Jones *enl oinner guc*u, Sunday, of Mr». Mor­ Alden to Detroit Bunday for a weeks' viNt ri* HUI. !i. "wi “ “ “ Jr <au» murtw MDgrtjra. | ------i Mr. and Mra. E. 8. Ebacer of Im WkiwiS. ui oJSStt'’ with their children. • • • '®^ru o K?um.d"E*u>'?*^"C it y Ordinanceii nura^',,‘enroata"*7rom‘’Bagtaaw Mr*. Jesse McOlory and Mr*. Bert, Marshall were Saturday evening It unlawful SfiSTb. hS ^en Ptavta«7Sr ro’ Moore attanded * Jownoend raUr guest* of Dr. and Mra. WiUlgm El­ lpl*yd bridge' 8MIm!LOWS . »acer. . . era! monUta. He will now be a J at Battle Creek Sundav. Leeland Bennett and sorb. Ray- I Mr* Joseph Ut- Margery Stanley won hl an honors JiGte LOWS member of Tiny Uttle's Band . Mr. and Mra. M- Kenneth Newton, ; Dr. Daniel Clark of Detroit, who mond and Alton, and daugMer. t h«r suter. mu. jypn u* wllh thc K(jJ to Q«w;«ie»e» luciicni were which at present b playing in Mlrt. I and aon. Richard, of Jackson were h"* purchased the Dr. R. G. Flnnle S E spent MUs Marjorie ..... m^^the « nveC^if£SSn Mb. iffll. Ml** Shulle N««d ReVISIOn Mr I evidence, it moving hl* household nc»ota. I guest* of lhe former'* narania r._ . M:. newla . received a guest prize. The following, which we dip from-' win serve to illustrate j Om over Mr*. Jamea Gower left here iae.;, and Mr*. George Newton, over the the good* itere and getUng lhe house S'd,M7“.S‘M’n.n&lfLiK murmur. ' ready for occupancy. the Cassopolis Vigilant, show* the ; In mind. One body ‘ing to visit her weekend. Friday for Lanalng b°“>,ta* *” ““°U i To CIMinU Uulr HUM OUUid.,. ----------- ;-------------------------------- a need of revising city ordnances, as legislature or village -1. .. .. ____ > Wicdlca Mr arid Mr* Edward Mias Zillah Retan of Lillie Rock, BUMU daughter, Mrs UorlArih Marjorie nitlrtnl Guldet t . I which come on Monday and Frt- tertained Monday evening. Aug. 23. well as atate law*, for the reasoiu • make a law to fit their She expects to be gone about a auent Utelr vawtion but week at Ark , who wa* lhe gueat of Mrs. Id. Mr. and Mra. Richard Bogart. ; lhlg wek Mr ayd jn honor of lhetr son. Alden Bur- that some of them have become ob- no succeeding body ever '^homapple lake. Thursday, thi-v F- M.cP?y *’“i Mr1a,,E’I}2^ hare been visiting relatives in , thur Rennet; held open house sew. Several musician friends were solete and wholly unnecessary, be- , trouble to repeal It. Mr and Mi* Eowin *w<> week*, left rhursday for who Mn. Gordon Fisher called In entertained cr dinner the occMlonhon- • othfr Nashville, are now “at home at J fOr lhetf family’ and friends on invited and lhe evening wa* spent cause of changed conditions since ~ -rgaritmi------HasUngs enroute to Sturgis where Sylra SrtSTmJ lolmrb.rtbdSnf Mr. retumjng to their rraldence on K Grand St. Mr , Monday. Mrs Bennett's natal day. in a "Jam sessionMr. and Nh they were enacted: I ORMER TEACHKK she spent the weekend with her Bogart has received hb honorable presented with a love- Willard Roger* and Mr. and Mrs Here'* a *uggestlon we wish to GETS COMMISSION Eayta' and Mrs. Wiedlea. 1 Ottlc Rnck. mother. Mr*. James Henry. dlKharge from thc U. 8. Annv af- ]y radi0 m remembrance of the James Benham were abo present, pass on lo Gov. Kelly, who will call Hastings residents will The M|**e* Doris LocKwood. Pn1 M im Sally Goodyear retunied on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L Kalejter serving for several month*. occasion. , ... the state legislature into »ea*ior. ested in the lol and Saturday to Oun lake after two Mra. Francis Hamilton 1 iMn. Ethel Gregg* Of Weodhani, Ukta PcwieM Barbara Nix • • • * Mr. and Mrs George .. Maurer and. next January to act on such mat- Monday s Grand Man., visited relatives and friend* Betty Wil“SXi a couple of ! weeks apept at Camp NeW*ygo on 1-.. David, visited friends in M Friday night MU.UJI dinner guests v. of mull, family were WC.t U1IUIV, dinner HUI"-! ■ guests VI of > ..... Mr. ten as he shall designate Legto. earning a former here last week, returning to ihrtt day* l.ut week al tne Ixickwcxxl cal- , Pickerul lake. n.mSlv Mr and Un Mr and Mrs George Heath were and Mra. Clarence Bump Saturday 7 laturea have been meeting no* for1 Anna Van home Saturday. Mr Kaier started luge. Wall lake. , Guests of Mr and Mra. George ii»rc dfu>v££tk wfroMMr* Wllltam Mr *nd Mr*’ Jay “c,d’ Mr Mnd evtnlng in honor of tlie former's» more than a century and have been J*r °r Mr , ®nd Mra. John M his new Job M policeman at the Mbs Genie IUU returned I'ues’liy | Jj!,".1?' “L"‘ Henn Beverwyk were Mr*^ Wimam Mr> b1bo Mra. G. A. birthday. > innoay. passing law*, many of which arc 'Yestrenen h“j?J Navy Yards upon their return. parkhurax of LoubvUle. Kentucky p°Ufr and Laurence aod Mrs. .* ’. .* obsolete. Why not have the leg‘*1* Hmhh SiuX ivr Ml** Vjvlgn. ■ Nprum , Mtunwul M,r/,*nuSW BtaSS ol oJS “KW««« rm.Uoo I hlature spend some of ita time re- ^1’2?! “L ®JnUh caiu<e. Ngr Mira Helen PrenUcc of or HasUngs saw mS" Mn M,ri“ ave a dinner at her apartment pealing Uwx which present day con-------dU1OT* Junior^ollexr and Western Michl=.ST .T..'.r, on , u ■ of^S. Prairieville were m lhe citv ntiirHnv "V»nlncr Anu Ofl in hnn. 1 riitinn* make unnecessarv? Wr st two months visiting PFC and Monday. inland Cmack t.-nvc- Sunday ttl5 n®.,d Columbuo. Ohio, in Guests of Mrs Edna Bassett wllh a fBmlly dlnner bUo |n honor oi of Miw Borgia Anderson who is r*. Wilson Guernsey. Rowland Cusack u.ivt.. sunoay . connection with the state univers- were MU* Lucy Bassett of Lansing. ' Of Mr Heath's birthday. Among leaving for Rhode bland to ioin her Mrs. Laura Melncrt. Mrs Rschci for-'u7e"ittrndon'MiUU»FAcademy >r the Mannion Military Academy .4ty ,A,llrrv hr u UBU1Mlg a|r -JJ hert for the waakand. and prr^nt were Mr*. George sister. Lobs, who lias been there for In CaasoDohs there arc ordinances al Qrand Rapids playgrounds th rye Ingeraall and son. Max of KalaninIllinois. lummm and also wrved as physi­ Lyle Gillespie I* home from Nor- Miss t.ucllle Bassett of Fort Wavne. I Heath. Mbs »*■-- c,-n—.k **. zoo visited Stanley Melncrt and in Mr. Stell* u Heath. Mr. and some time. OUier dinner gueat* and -Mr*. A L. Brown and malt. Okla . on a live day leave wlio spent a few days last week at Mr* Raymond Gilbert and two present were Carroll Fisher of Has­ meet conditions at that time, that cal education Instructor In Has­ family Wednesday daughters uf Ann Arbor expect to entirely out of order now pud tings. She tx a member of Kappa ML* Helen Wooton returned Sun- | home, sons of Muskegon. Mr. and Mrs. ting* and Charles Houser of Mid­ are Miss Barbara Maurer of Borge*- spend the laioor Day weekend here yet have never been repealed bv Delta PI and Della Pl Alpha aoday to Detroit after a week's vaMr and Mrs. George Gager and Adclbert Heath and family of Bc- dleville. Guest* during the evening hospital. Kalamazoo rrxnj Die par will; ritailves. were Dr. Fred Houser of Lansing. the village council. For instance, i clctles. cation with her parents. Dr. and , familya..and of Lansing u Ed. Fedewa — —------ ford and Lieut, and Mrs. G. Walweek nt her home while her par­ MUif Anna Johnson ‘Hope DarMfrs Bessie Phillips of Lansini when there were no waterworks or I: „„d and rather Father Ilcrnt-n Herman Fedewa cf of ter Heath of Chicago. ents. Mr and Mrs. George Maurer ingi ol Grand Rapids is spending . Mrs J A Wooton fire department. in 1563. the coun ­ . *nd Sgt Richard tPalmer of r Battle More than IT billion rd wh of Mr. and Mra. Laurence Adam*,J Howell Howell are are occupying occupying Mrs Mr* Oregon Oregon ,, ... ““!'■• Y* —“• were in Ann Arbor. Uh- Ai-ek here al the Kellev House cil passed an ordinance reaalrinc and enemv-oceupled nations cottage al ‘ ‘ Gun “ lake ' In honor of their nephew. Rob" that “every family shall keen, nt enemy MIm Beverly Brown was a guest and. visiting with her numerous, vbltcd thc.lr daughter, Beverly, on I Feldpati'ch's are now under Freezing Control nr - ’bifford _, h0 W1U leave Sunday at the Blodgett Home In - this week. 1 ert who"wiil iea’ve’goon-for soon'for the best of luck on her trip. of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Olner of friends " I under control ot the Allen Property Rapids where site has been jMrs Lydia Schuler ofWoodland ; overseas duty Mr. and Mrs. 'Bert Barlow lak” over the wrtrkcnd. Mr. and Mrs. .Warren Wilcox, and Grand may be used In case ot fire.". That Custodian. . • -' -7 the Sbter Kenny treat- ' was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- | Webb wl!! !'*- -a. 'family — ,.w. Miss Msma Hon who leaves to- , Mrs Minnie Severance and Mb , Suzaiuu* Washburn oNack- ,taking Jill entertat:; entertain — with nrllU5 Bne u mowing iwroma menu She Is. showing splendid cob Rehor on Saturday. dinner .ui, v «i... na» Their guest* for muiuu Monrovia. Cal has ucm been daughter. Carrie. Mrs Frankldinner on on Sunday. Sunday, Tneir T*"‘- guest* ------ — day »v« be home —- beM(.g RUby Karcher and two win include Mrs. Robert Gifford.’the honoree at several informal afWiqalow and daughters. Doris nnd .on. spent Bunday here -with rela- ; ll>iirct4 nn...u cx'pects to u-wfairs Friday. “* fore school opens. , friends of Detroit spent the week- Mrs. Zulah Gifford. Harry Arm- f»l “ this ’past week. On ~ J— Carrie of flalnt Johns were Friday ”vPvt. Dwynns Wood ha* returned Mrs. Keith Fox plans r----- ---to --------leave the 1" cnd with Mr*. W. J. Allerding and strong and Mr*. Duane Gilford of Mi *ll*s Betty and Miss Rnsc Marie visitors at lhe L. Severance home to the air base at New Orleans. La., lii.-.t of this week for Denver. uenver. Cok». wm>..: other relatives. r^it------hum, .... gave^ a dinner at Jheir Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. H. Ke Richard Christian, wivrhks been is stationed. | I Mra. Jessie Altoft and two grand- R. Keenan and daughter Nancy of Algonquin Lake cottage which inIn northern- Africa for over a year after attending his fourteen dnv where her. husband ■* "net!Miss came Fridav fur a visit with MV lutlougii here wiih his wife and Mrs. Robert Watkins <(Betty Betty daughters Harriet ~~ ----------------and Viola—Al- I Kalamazoo. I eluded among lhe guest*. mu . Jean other relatives. । Douglas ana Victor Gustavson of and Mrs D L. Christian Mr Swift) visited HasUngs friend* on toft, spent several day* last week Mr and Mrs. William Murphy Christian served with nn ambulunre Friday and on Saturday returned [ jn Albion. Mr. Altofl coming for । The aim Uke eon.ee or Mr. h*'t? unit connected with tlie British 8th were spectators at the field trials to her home in Arlington, Va “M’T’«j8S m.ht , them on Sunday. ano Mrs Janie. James.Badtort Racilord wa. was lhe the SSS'r£S? j----.» at Wolf lake on Satuiday. They AYmy. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Gaski ll en- ; Mr. nnd Mra Einar Frandsen j oeuing for two pleaaant social nf- rioMn fri®nd* “l B !?unda£ n2?ht Mra. Charles Aldrich went to spent th" remainder ot thc week­ tertained Mr. and Mrs E B. More [ un(| daughter, Helen and Mr*Har-'fairB this pnst week On Thura-*K^*£ h£?hd»hJ>nOn£ Jin’ Delton on Spnday for a (wo weeks’ end visiting friends in Kalamazoo. nnd famUv of Marsha!! on Sunday. , ry Haves are at Wall lake this week, dnv Mra. Radford entertained with ;.,. e\,HOn’u “EJhd X _.Pn Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Slocum Visit with relatives and friends in Mr. nnd Mra. Robert Jessen and Mr. and Mr*. Forrest Wolfe en- ; a luncheon honoring Mrs. Grover e„Z;,utned ”lt M,iL.rPdr a M"rc>' and family were guests on Sundav children of Chicago are gunsU of the village and vicinilv. tertained their nephew. Richard Hansen, who after a summer nt. SJ™"*" 1 dlnncr tor MUa Mrs Mary Angus returned Tues­ of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blough of Mr. and Mra C. W. Crawford.Lamie. of Charlotte last week. Gun lake, is returning soon to her, Mon’ day to her home in Rockford. HI. Fnepoit .Mr. mid Mrs. Wilbur Ldcns and Guest* of Mr.and Mrs. Laurence home in Wilmington. DcL Three after vliltlng relatives nnd friends Mrs. Will Johnson of Grnnd RapAdams were hl*father. Henry Ad- I tables of bridge were in play and here. , family wen- Sunday visitor* of Mr. Ids visited Mr and Mrs. Will Fight- | utns of AnnArbor, on Sunday, and : winning scores were turned in by The marriage of Miss Nell DlgRonald Warner of Detroit I* -.-Ls- .md Mr*. John Cappon ot Clover­ er onflunday. The ladies are coos- | Miss I-otUe Huffman of Grand | Mrs Leon Stander. Mrs. Hansen by. daughter of Mr and Mr* L. G Hing his parents. Mr. and Mrs Ho­ dale. Tfu-y also-called on their aunt. Rapids, who spent last week with I and Mra. Kenlth McIntyre. An Digby of Austin. Texas and Lt. MJ mer Warner Dinner giu-j>ts on Tuesday of Mr. ins. Mrs Catherine Barrett. [ them. ‘ °ut of town guest whs Mra. John A. Bixler, son of Mrs. Lena Bixler Mr. and Mrs. Edward J Adams Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith returned ,Mr and Mrs. Charles Van Wor- ! Strayhorn of BalUmore, Maryland, of Hastings, was solemnized Sat- I returned Saturday from Toronto Francisco and Mr. and Mrs. Iron from Bn> View on Monday and Mbs j (lcn. Miss Helen Van Worden and To celebrate Mr. Radford s birth- urday. Aug. 21. al 4 p. m. at the Can., where they were the guesL-i Francisco of Middleville. ■ Sue Smith from a summer spent at Vernon Sldler returned Mondav to day. Mr. and -Mrs. Radford were chapel of. Bergstrom air field Tlie I of relatives. • Miss Gall Faster left Tuesday f t Huntingdon near Boyne Citv. ; tiiejr homes in Chicago after spend- ! hosts to a dozen friends at a co- rlt«? were read by Chaplain M. K. I Sundav guests of Mr. and Mrs a fi w dnvs visit with her aunt in Camp Mr. and Mra Walter Wallace and lng Uie weekend with Mr. and Mfrs 1 operative dinner on Saturday Hhnitrom Dan Ashalter were Mrs Matilda Mr. und Mra. Earl Bumford spent ' Herman Zerbel. 1 nightI The, altar was decorated with McLaughlin and Mr*. GUdv* Moorn. -David Ma.-kv-UrfL-Tuculav tur .1115 .•fjundav Mrsralurped today • • • 1 “°y , UvJ,ndar ‘nd. wWl« flowera. ...........Mr.-and . . ------ Jacob — — • Miro-Helen-Carl mim ' of Muskegon and Dr. Winifred Mr- home in Royal Oak after spending ........... wHh Wolfe ut k. w »h the Trethrlc Ins In honor of Lewb Hine, lhe men or®“llsl at Gun lake and helped MP. Md. * to her wor work with Trethrtc Ins. Lravy of Grand Rapids two weeks with htk aunt end uncle. |। Wolfe celebrate his Cy after a Greek ’s vacation teachers of tlie city schools were' h°n°rv*aa_,^,??..®”’v hl* 85111 85th birthday. |1 BKer nKcr..cy Peek's W. H Otis of Rutland wag the Mr. and MYs Arthur Strubl" Cpl. O-..I r-..i Reid f. Furrow —w and MI Miss U R^ntr, Senia । ipenl " ln . Crcc . k. entertained by O. Avery Aten last 5®* guest of Mr and Mrs. Fred BarlowGucjits over the weekend of Mr. Furiow were guests of Mr. and Mr and Mis. George Slocum en- Tuesday evening. Mr. Hine left, “A on Sunday. nnd Mr- Mark Woodruff were Mi i Mr.-. Harold McArthur and famllv tertained Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mln- j for Fort. Custer on Thursday. ।' Lorraine Cole, who wore an azure t01™10® It’s a wise idea, nowadays, to find Mrs Emma Tinlln of Gram) Rap. M;iry McDowell nnd Mrs. Prod Ftis! blue dress with navy accessories of Flint on Saturday and Sundav. or of Battle Creek over the week­ Ids has been the guest of Mr*. War- ■ l< r. of Ijitislng. 1 and a gardenia corsage. a Brand of shoe that’s always been , cpl. Furrow left Tuesday for his ren Carter this week. and Sunday guest* were Mn. Sundav Mrs. Charlca Faul was1 The bride chose a sky blue crepe Mrs Robert Baldwin. Mrs Anna । station nt Seattle. Wash., after a end good... and still is Since 1893 and Mrs. Margaret Mary Gamble of Jack-1 Baldwin hiiu snta. Roy Smith ^.i.iw. of Banfield. . nurprwea surprised ay by ocr her relatives relatives, who1 dress with white accessories and «nd Mix-Loutsi-Baldwin of son spent the |»ast wiek here with Welcome Corners were guests of I fifteen day furlough which he spent Mrs. Forrest Wolfe spent Wed- brought along bountiful dinner - -------- M1 , ujtiuu UU i w. ‘------- *-* *• --------a bountiful an orchid corsage. Mr. nnd Mrs. C E. Barnes, her | Mr- Ida Palmatier la -’ Wednesday. here with his parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. nesday with her sister. Mrs. George in honor of her birthday, places u. Eugene Timmons attended mother. Mrs. Clyde Gamble and I Ml.'* Helen Rcesor of Woodland Freeman Furrow, and at Gun lake , . J— btii. Io <_ In Charlotte helna laid for eighteen Other the bridegroom as best num. -f. r friends jr ,, . called __ ___ ___ brother. Robert coming for thc wet !;|. called on Mrs Ida Palmatier Sat­ and Grand Rapids where he was; during the after••• — ■*-------------- an -- informal ------- • After the ceremony end. All returned to Jackson on tl.c guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert p | | I p M r UI C |I noon. Those from ouL^of town party was held at the officers club ’ urdnv afternoon. Monday. were " for the wedding party. wr ami mrs. Aiucrt ^arl c?.'aJ'ri hn<1 .wi Mrs. Harry Worley and Miss Mer- j v L U D H L YV J ('t ' KniamaiikO Mr Mr. and ^Mrs. Albert crau CraU mid' and j Mr “n<* daughter, Doris, Inst week n,Jnd » 1 rlnm Baldwin of Utile Rock. Ark ----------------------------------------------------- - iigon Louden of Df Dw«is. spent *pvi>v ln*i week I> ^«‘lr. auc‘}'1 shoes lot men have been Tuestlnv. Miss Valerie Bchn Brim of Chi- 1 arrived _on_______ * with Mr. nnd wlth^Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Edw ; Downs nt hi '| Tut-sdi-v. Tuesday to spend the | COUNTRY CLUB Mrs. Charles Van Worden. MUs I famous for maximum quality. and Mrs^ Eatheji 3i^jr»g ! remainder anTtin^ R "" the Bennett cottage at Leach Inke. |caMr. R°- H* of JL^VaFCjr. the week with Mr. LUNCHEON .1 Helen Van Warden and Vernon Mr-^and^Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R R. E Wait mid Mr- ll’"‘ J m, Mr and Mrs. 'Gladioli In shades of rose and.ai(Uer Of Chicago and Miss Joan — Mj> 1>wey Hon and Mlis daughter have returned from their 1 Graanvlilr called on Mr. .uid Mrs. dwUffiitOr haVc iriiiiiivt. iruni invirI—— —•• • small bouquets-oL marigold* and Wallace of Rochester. Mich. The Hon are spending a few days in | zinnias i u> Jonesboro. Jone-boro. Ark. Ark ) Je*so Tu«s*day. vacation trip to Jesse Altofl Tuesday. ub|C dec- day was spent with visiting and --------Nou .. even with wartime ■ Mrs. Almira Sheffield Ls U visiting! vUhtna! Mr. and Mrs Mrs: Cori Car) Lake of Ai- Chicago before Miss Hon leaves for orations Club Tues-, all enjoyed the lovely birthday shoe condidutB. they are your Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sheffield of | felon spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Monrovia. California, where she day lurumeot ^orty-four । cake. < , Assyria and Mr. and Mr*. Carl1 Mrs. Lynden Snyder. wm were present. will riircnn attend scncoi school cm* this vear. year. Brand to buy w— ------------->t Was won j Qn-^niursday of last week Mrs. Day care for children ‘ Sheffield of Albion this w<—i j Mrs Keith Fox. Mrs. Glcnard , „r __j ^lrs EdWnrrt van Popage 18 moi. to 6 years. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. 8, Will enter- i .Showalter. Mrs. Greeley Fox and cr<...,’ .....i wcrp |n Grnnd Rap- bv Mrs. Ray Branch and wlhoeraJ-Maude Fumlss of Nashville de­ • tulned Mr. nnd Mra E F<.rbe.« of I Mrs. Al'lson Tolles left Wedne-dav ■ B”.'’. p nt contract wye Mrs. Dorrance | ligtfully entertained the Y. M. L. the first of the week. foi- Denver. Denver. Colorado, where wlwre Pfc Pfc | id*MBs Detroit over lhe weekend. I! for Miss Maude Quigley of Grand . Trethrlc and Mrs. Clifford Dolan, club at a one o'clock luncheon, with MRS. WESLEY CORDES This weekend Mrs. R. L Winslow Keith Fox Is attending Armament | Rapids spent lhe weekend _ with Mr. Guests from out of town were aixteen in attendance. The aerv■ Ls expecting her daughter. .. ;.; ia, . school nt !>owtv Field ---------- - Quigley. —Mrs. Charles Channel of Battle; lng table was centered with an Mrs. i a’tTd'Mrs.’Tk-nmVd Clair Hager, of enter-I Creek with ' Auburn. ‘ — Ind., uhu Mr. and Mrs. C. L Turner of Mr antl MrB A ToUe* ««!-■««»» »—• Mrs. Clifford Dolan;, arrangement of lovely summer ■ ' MLss 1* convalescing from a major oi>eia Grand Rapids and their dauehtcr., tulne'd thclr daughter and son-in-| MLss . Mary McPherson of Grand flowers. 'Recalling Incidents of r'v» ,Margaret E. Turner of the -law. --- Mrs. .-__i Uon. j-' . ,-,i. Rapids with with Mrs. Wm. Lake: Mrs.; former years and visiting proved Mr. and Karl »_•_ Lake, _< of . nonirte HASTINGS, MICHIGAN I Frank Neuman of Grand Rapids । a happy pastime during the afterJ. visited rcla’llve-si In thc citv । Albion on Sunday. Mrs. Ella Wolfe will return th" W.A C noon. Former members present. last of the week sH«*r i n» --s’ over -.ver Sunday. Richard Trethrlc returned Sat­ with Mrs. Branch. On Labor Day a two-ball four-! were Mrs. Lena Jordan of Lansing, . visit in Bay City. • Bob Seringer called on friends In I urday u , wu WCVM from a two weeks' visit In some will be played al three o'clock Mrs. Rena Walts of Woodland and ii .1 . . ...4, . ......... uuiroit wnn m* graimmvtiici. mr". t WAVES, h-aves leaves th" the || tn to his sisters home In tn Lowell Lowell and nnd , , , . slefen listed in thc WAVES, RleIl,n nll(1 nlldlnin Ann Ann Arbor with and a buffet supper for members i Mr*. Maude Camp nf Nashville. and their guests will be served. . F . | first ofof thc S)«-,v Yuri. V«.rt I z>i.lairtno .J. ____ ■■ thc ww-lr week tnr forNew Clarkston during Kia his nlflii-rtnV elght-dnv ir-nve leave • |j ln__ „s■[— cv « Bennett Mrs Fronj; Neuman of Grand Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. G.| a group of twenty friends spent Citv. where she W1JI r,,oorl IO1 । from Oklahoma wherehe recently E Goodyear arc chairmen of the Wednesday with Mrs. Clifford Dotraining at Hunter college on * ha* been transferred to from a Ramd, b the guest of her uncle and committee and their helpers are un at Oun lake, taking along a Thursday. Sept. 9 I culifornln base. , «unt Mr and Mrs Ray Branch. Mrs. Claude Mead of Freeport Mr and Mrs Georar Huff of D<- “ Mrs James Stanlake and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cook. Mr. and| cooperative luncheon. Out of town visited vlrited her sister. sLstcr. Mrs. Ethel Hess, troit. Mr. nnd Mr» John Huff of tpr rclurncd on Tuesday to their, Mrs D. D. Smith. Dr. and Mra. C. guests were Mrs. Charles Chappd on Tuesday and Wednesday of this Holland were cues's over the week- ; j.onw u. iuinsfng after spending the P Lathrop. Mrs. M. J. Cross and:of Baltic Creek end Mra. Ham H. A. Adrounic. I Worley and Miss Merriam Baldwin week. I rpd of Rev, Mra. Liln Mankcr ^weekend with Dr and Mrs. B. A. Mrs. Next Tuesday a pot luck lunch-. of Little Rock. Ark. , C. a rucm guest of c. W. w. Dolan uoian returned on Sundav uunnny or Miss miss Dorothy uorrxnv Stanley aiani■ - I, pt„v con will be served .at one oclock.; ... from a weeks'business trip in Can-- over thc weekend was Miss Salle I Miss JoAnne Finnic arrived on' with Mrs. James Bristol Mrs. D. D. । Mr Mrs. Lee Rciglcr of ada. Shulte of Dearborn. The two girls I Wednesday from Louisville, Ky.. to,I Walton wn>ton B1U1 mts. Earl Oolemnn in; carlton townsnip entertati .... and Mrs. township entertained on Mr. and Mrs Charles Morev and will be roommate' next year at enter scI'.yoI here and will make her charge. Sunday in honor of Pvt Albert SIS A ® I charg_2 son. Dick, of Niles and Mi s Betty Michigan State cnllrye home Mr »»d Mr.. R. F. Fin- j - tSunmrr—, ! wdl* oI HnrrUon. Vnndegrift of Grand Rapids wenMorris w .,.„ ............................ Hill arrived home Satur- .| nle. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED । ind. who is home on a nlne-day guests of Mr. and Mrs. W D. Barnes day from ....... Traverse City where he । Mrs. Tj'ler Ogelsby returned to | Mr and Mrs. Bernard R. Reed . fUriOUgh. Those present were Rob.... ...... _ ___ . HAAi.t tlislimmer wnrkllitf nt the *t>ant the stlmmcr working at tjir . hpr ln jndlanapolls on Mon>T-r.hnounccd Lhe engagement of their ert ReiKier of Grand Rapids. Mr. Traverse City Country Chib. day after n short visit with her sis- daughter. Cyntheal. to James R-' and Mra. Stuart Relgler and sons ' Mrs. Laura Smith returned wed- trr MIm Anne Burton. Cushman, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- i 0[ Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. Harry nestlav from Grnnd lodge wnr.c I Mr nnt| Mrs. Dwight Hessmer drew J. Cushman of Kalamazoo Reigler and ----sons of- Clarksville. -.he had attended cainpmcctlng .ar ■ and David relumed Mondav to I No date has been set for the wed- Mrs. Albert W. Reigler and son i ii i ' Canton.- Ohio after visiting rela- | ding. and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Thomp­ C!l\f?l7,rlt L Wal!r.ce »nd llvrs |wre nnd nt Newaygo. ----------------» son and two children of Freeport. -trs 55nll.icp and Mr. nnd >’• , Mr nnd Mra Kenneth Gardner In the first 12 months of lhe STEAM HEAT Earl Btimfnrd snenl S’indnv m th-- . nnd Duane of Freeport were Sun- | present war. 891.827 American troops The Loyal Workers Class met HOT A COLD WATER J B Wolf cottai'" />un lake, it dnv ,.Ur.<ts of Mr. nnd Mrs Herbert । were embarked for overseas duty as Monday night at the Methodist being Mr Wolf Wolfs M»h bir’hd »v »v. । behiK ’s /-5th Freeland. । compared with 368.603 men In the church for ■ pot luck supper with SHOWER BATH ■I• Mra Mrs Robert Kclkv Krll"v spent the M1 or(lRn and , same period of 1017-1918. Hope Daring of Grand Rapids as Mr.. Bnd and Mrs. Oav Oar j Jordan 1817-1918. ; first Of -he week vhlllng relatives daughters of Sylvania. Ohio. •--------------- **-«---------------tlie honor guest. Twenty were Single $3.50 per wk. up Select your Garments. Early in Grand Ranids. I ! Mra Robert Field and Miss Elea- | Double -5.00 per wk. up Use our convenient Loy Away Plan nor Struble left Tliundnv for Chi. .____ ... . j_______ .■ .. . .■........ .............. I cnao There thev separated. Mr* ' Field* going to Blytheville. Ark. to i r A ZV-—J <** _ _ | b*r hi:«bvd wh« Is stationed I'/r 11 \ CA 1 there and Miss Strubl" going to V i NEW DRESSES FOR GIRLS j otnimwn. Iowa, to visit Naval Air < V \ / fl ) PERSONALS T 25 S fts ™ X",y X. CLUB NEWS ROCK-A-BYE INN TAYLOR’S SHOE Here Thoy Are NEW FALL DRESSES ROOMS SKIRTS & COATS HOTEL HASTINGS GYM SUITS FOR SCHOOL SWEATERS - HOSE - SLACKS PIIESCRimS + JACKETS—Zeeland cloth, Corduroy and wool DOWN THRU THE AGES Pharmacy has kepi abreast of medical science in serving mankind Wc, too have kept our prescription service up* to-thc-minutc with fine, fresh drugs. Another, reason why it will pay to rcnicm* Ibcr us for— Dependable Prescription Scrvire REED’S DRUG STORE —• REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY ^2 7^^ Hostings Phono 2241 State fir Jeffasten POLO SHIRTS SKIRTS Gl RLS' COAT SETS with ski pants BOYS' WOOL SUITS WASH TROUSERS — Jumper or SKI SUITS POLO SHIRTS Longie style $1.59 to $3.95 WOOL CORDUROY LONCIES $2.95 Shirts to • Underwaar Compltte Line of Blank*!* at very low prices. $5.50 • Hoic • Buster Brown Shoes BAIRD’S Frandsei "Exclusive. but not expc �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER *, 1543 Wallace Campbell has purchaied. the Edwin Deakins place across the, the E. W. Bliss Honing. Banner ESj CLASSIFIED WANT ADS COOK BROS.. Editors of this city. • • i Walter Rockhill has traded his residence on N. Michigan Ave. to Mn. Nellie Foreman for her farm! ChASSIFJED RATES • M*t »r MIckiOB >" IUR8CNIPTIOX RATES NOTICE TO CREDITOR* IN MEMORIAM , Limiting the quantity of steel in io.m» H.a»r used in bed springs is resulting In | an annual saving in steel lufflcienl to meet the steel requirements for 88 Liberty Shlpa.__________ CARDS OF THANKS EDITORIALSSOCIAJION CARD OF THANKS— I wlA t« ttaok[ ■ nd Kenneth Biddle lm»|iltal M KMOR1AM EMPLOYMENT— HELP WANTED NOTICE TO CREDITORS Sheldon Agency LOREN HERSHBERGER AUCTIONEER Ability with special training Surety Bonds Baiting* 32SO. \V AITKENS •«>: Phone 2687 WOODLAND hildr.a Loren Hershberger Swanson Agency PROTECT YOUR CAR c AUCTIONEER Out u ir.'Farm sale, _ Rpaj ^tatc — Fural- USED CABS. TRAILERS. AND AUTO PARTS Stale Farms 80-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT STATE OF MICHIGAN—Order <1 THE CONSERVATION COMMISSION .......... -UHY li-OIE HIHIis FOR SAl.I AUCTION SALES «liii»i, ran 1 . .... I. mini re .nt.■ nrr. ■■ I II. . Ir • »><-»! of Ha<nt sale - I It 10 If Ail i* t nt lliilti in <4 TUh !■ Alt Utt Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY ■ASHVILLE PHONE 3170 ALL FORM* OF I,ORT. FOUND. STRAYED INSURANCE and BONDS GRANGES rela ' OK SALE .'-Ttnrk ,। RoltuciuU I ,. oil sale lli.il.r i STAR GRANGE Hljr Gruner will ___ ._ on Saturday etenin*. Hrpl. |an Financial Responsibility law. JERRY Marshall Furnaces USED CLOTHING EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT WANTED- MISCELLANEOUS Eaves Troughing Tin Shop ANDRUS ORDER FOR PUBLICATION IVelti.a Repair* furnished and i stalled for all make* furnace* PHONE 17F21 HICKORY CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE AUCTIONEER for some of that good Loren Coppock OTICE—T MISCELLANEOUS Lily White Flour Floor Sanders for Rent C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 143 X. Stat* s. Phone 3687, Woodland. -•.w I1. Delton, Mich. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Dates can be made at Banner Office. tood Phone 2331 We have a complete stock Swanson 10# W. STATE We Remove Dead Animals : WANTED EMPLOYMENT REDUCED RATES Frank tiaywml. Lakr (Mnaa, ii.'1. 1 M'HOOl. Glut, vault |4>rr to wi.rk far | y,.| >,...,.1 Mr. Win Hallack. FOR SALE—lllnltcll rlnvrr l.ullrr Xu. 6. r>-‘.l condition; (ihh! I'nland f'hina loiar.. 5 iiinnth* old. rliriblr tn rrg | FARM EQUIPMENT Conforming lo Michigan's I.ter. will trade for .hnal. welghtnr ( AND MIBC. more. 1 mile, we.l 4 lull-a .uuth lit Middleville, srhltsler Hoven. Way 1 FOR WALK - John Ifrrre cum lilu.lrt. latill Ml. h |y Michigan motorists? 1 gmwl- (torar buncher far tool FOU SALK ll.rln.an » irtlr-.l.n iron.. ratiwrr. Hsruiithirc boar. »cl. 350 In (nod rundlllon. |l<> Mr. H.rhert Hi., Gcurfr FoHlalw*. Mke U,le<ta Farm Bureau State Agent itlctrin. It 5. j.hoi.r 7.WFI 2. 1>3 । pliona 315S. 0-2 __________________________________ _ ft III SALK—l>rla»al t'rram .r|.ar>tnr. titr 15 Hert Tldty, 3H niilrt m>flh NOTICE___________________________ | _ Ilf Prairictllle 02 Full BALK I Property damage and Liability An essential Industry holdinc Gov't. Contract* and Sub Con­ tracts. We need Draft Exempt PHONE GENERAL WAREHOUSE WORK Piling, Trucking and liandllin^ HASTINGS 2697 AUCTIONEER List your Auction Sales with DEWEY REED hou 3467 Horses Hasting!, Mich. ’5= Shipping Livestock Every Saturday TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY UK THAI>K—F JAKE DEPRIESTER I HAY. GRAIN. FOR RALE MISCELLANEOUS Small' Fl Hi SAI --- -- It Took 35 Years To Perfect effort, apply al our Employ­ ment Office This Triple-Tanned Leather 8:00 A. M. to 4:00 P. M. Mondays through Saturdays Employment subject to WMC Slabilliatlon Plan CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiator*, Batteriei, Alu­ minum, Bra**, Copper & GLINN F. LAUBAUGH CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training Truss Fitting . UNDERSTAND THE TANNING fWHY-ITS] , MALIY A ( COWS $4.00 PROCESS S KNOWN ONLY TO WOLVERINE THREE-PLY .LEATHERM TANNERS We pay the phone 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. NO WONDER IT OUTWEARS ORDINARY LEATHER KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS NUMEROUS SALES OF REAL ESTATE Real 'estate,/ transfers ------made through the Far! Earl Boyes Real Estate | Agency during the month of August include the following: FOR SALE— Swrrl ‘earn. *1-00 Lu Mile -and Mrs. Marlin Sebra mm »ol. Ti mile idUth Ryan school. of Mr. Grand Ledge, fonper residents here, have purchased thc Ned Lan­ caster place on S. Jefferson SI. 8ALB OR RENT— Mr. Schramm has entered the em­ CITY. COUNTRY AND REBORT ployment of B. R. Reed and will begin his duties Sept 13. Henry MticKuben of Chicago, who has bought the Walker Pickle sta­ tion. lias also purchased the for­ mer A. H. Carveth home on 8. Jefferson St., of Mr. and Mrs Ken­ neth Sanderson. Tlie Sandersons are moving Into the D. C. Bronson house on W. Grand St., vacated by Mr. and Mrs Edward Barber. C. D. Bauer has sold his bunga­ low on S. Washington 81.. to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green. Mrs. Fern Robinson has pur­ chased Mrs. Charles Cain's resi­ dence on W. Bond St. The Roy Bojves cottage at Wall lake has been bought by Mr and Mrs. Kendall Reahm. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sleeper, who resided. in Mrs. Mae Carl’s house on W. Center St- are the new owners of the Segur Vanderloom place on E. State Road. The former A. A- Anderson home on W. Green St., has been pur­ chased by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thom­ as from Steven Mezel of Caledonia. ■ Recently Clarence Brady sold his home on N.’ Hanover St., to Mr | and Mrs Carl NclUiamer. wiw in Co. WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDE 1 Hastings to give immediate service. X’. I-Olc SAl.I Creek Rendering Lloyd Huger, Mgr. Zz/cA.?.N0! YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable charges. Phone Hasting* Battle You are interested in making We have a Collector Stationed at 912 W?Green St. in FOR SAT. FOB INSURANCE Hotel Hasting! EXPERIENCED FITTER -- HORSES $5.00 POULTRY H0UBEH01& GOODS - days a week. Phone collect, Battle tf. Good Chance for Advancement SAOO We meet all competition in payln* HASTINGS, MICH. FOOD FACTORY WORK BOX FACTORY WORK Steady Employment Good Working Conditions Cattle alwayi. fuel* SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. tSHIXE D CO. । ■tralglit FOB C. “BILL” SHERWOOD Glycerin Recovered from Animal Fats / Will Help Win the War VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. RKD RASPBERRY PLANTS tor sale. Only ■ PETS Company Hastings itock- Quality For Prompt Removal of Old. Crippled or Dead Horses and Cows DEAD STOCK REMOVED! Pep your chickens up with THE POST PRODUCTS DIVISION GENERAL FOOD CORP. Agency Elwyn Datileh <> tn VC. turn ...... inlrl .. .w — •. —= ..J . KuF m I LY BARKER'S Hastings PhOM Ml* __ Rattel Bmelhae ...VI 1v TES-AND H JIFFY BISCUIT MIX 4oz. BULK MACARONI or Sphoghetti 4 lb*. lb COTTAGE CHEESE 50 ft CLOTHES LINE qt JOHNSON'S WAX 15c 29 16c 35c 98c WAX PAPER cutrite 125 ft. roll 17c MIXED PICKLING SPICE 3 oz OVALTINE 'JXSTm. THOMAS SPECIAL COFFEE 8 oz INSTANT POSTUM 10c 61 22c 43c ■ Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Clinton have I in Ufree lhe R B Whlte Property 1 A Mr. Lawrence from ' Battle Creek has purchased the home of the late Thos. Rodebaugh on South . St., from Mrs. Elmer Robinson and i har cleLer BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. Thomas Stores SOAKING AND STAYS SOFT! I No Other Work Shoes Have Both Soles ind Uppers of This Super­ Tough Longer-Wearing Leather I EVEN today, Wolverine tanners alone know the secret triple-tanning process that makes shell horsehide soft as buckskin and as flexible ai bamboo without lessening ita naturartoughness and resistance to wear. That’s why Wolverines stand unchallenged for glove-soft* [ comfort... even dry soft after soaking. That, too, is why Wolverines cut work shoe costs so amazingly with months and miles of extra wear. Visit us soon and see for yourself. CUT-HATE SHOESTORE '■ioutt S/toe Sto-n �THE HASTINGS BANNER ON THE HOME FRONT Ou I 9 *3 RGER R training IDI.AND erger R ’ e — Fuml- Woodland. 3ONDS Michl- RUS Bk. Bldg. ;ory XPEN'SE EE R hi, Mich. Office. DCK ED! in paying mall stock Service 7 ring Co. (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) and we will be answering it some day. And Leon Mescar we heard you had a round with one of tlie "super men" and came out with a frac­ tured hand, but I'll bet it was worth It to gel a crack al one -of them. Relative* and friends of Pvt. Glenn Fredrickson hear from him quite regularly from Alabama. Gerald Endres and Ralph Fris­ by are next door neighbors in Wales we hear, as well as being neighbors here at home. We hear Sgt. Lnwrence Strick­ land of England Ls Interested in the "honies" there or maybe it is just "honey’'; anyway by lite let­ ter* we *ee he illll loves the bees. And lite brother Pfc. Stanley Strickland te in Alabama. Tom Robinson, who was also a Carlton Centerite until n short time ago, te in training al Great Lakes, and gets home nearly ev­ ery couple weeks. Lucky sailor I No doubt we will be hearing from Pvt. James Carpenter soon from acroM the blue sea. as hte folk* haven't heard from him for three weeks. Good sailing. James! Lieut. Marion Strong of lhe Air Corps Is in Africa and he writes hte folks he will .won be walking in the streets of Rome. His broth­ er Richard te in -training tn Cali­ fornia Lieut. Nelson Valentine of the Air Corps te In Utah near Great Salt Lake, he says he doesn't blame Brigham Young for having ail the wives he had, he thinks hP needed that many to comfort and cheer him living near that place. Nelson'* brother. Sgt Clctis Val­ entine is in South Dakota And our son. Lieut. Robert H. Henney was moved recently to Colorado, a state of beautiful scenery, which he enjoys to the ut­ most when off duty. . Leo Ketchum of the Navy te some where on Hie .ocean, and hte broth­ er Harold of the Army te In Colo­ rado. Robert Barry of the Air Corp* when last heard from was in tne Aleutians. And Bob Culbert. hte mother tell* me is in Hawaii, an avtaiion metal smith. He writes he hopes to see a white Christmas in 1444. We think you will, Bob. August Lusty te In Sicily and ha* already had a wallop at the "super men.” As for the boys over Frecixirt wav. all I was able to find out about them was just their where­ abouts:— PvL Donald Rrcrfon of tfie Marines te In New Zeeland, hi* brother Pvt. Bernard Preston is tn California. Pvt. Lyle Newton te in Alabama and Sgt. Marshall Scgur is In England. The latest news from Pfc. Don­ ald Doyle was that he te out on maneuvers in Oregon. And so boys and girls. I believe I have about covered Carlton ’own­ ship. I hope I haven't foiled to get the names and whereabouts of very many of you, and I have en­ joyed writing to you. Now may God bless you and keen you. Your friend. Mrs. Fred Henney. "Howdy, all."—another week and War Savings Stamps at the office LL IY5 0VT IFTER < GAND SOFT!/ SECTION TWO—P- HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1943 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR Pfc. Richard A. Gaskill. 38174763 APO. No. 465 '» Postmaster San Francisco, Calif. Hope you can 'cash in' on 'em soon. Dick, which is another way of say­ ing. hope this 'fracas' is soon over so you'll be coming home. An extra smakeepo to Ensign Bob Barry in Alaska 'cause Bob sends word he received the cigarette sent to him a few weeks ago but seeing he doesn't smoke he passed 'em on to the other boys. This still Isn't much Bob. but this time we want you lo have it. if that’s O.K. by you. Nine aeeing you home Seabee Lawrence Scobey arrived home tn time to see his nephew. Melvin Scobey, and celebrate his 23rd birthday on the 23rd of Aug­ ust. It seems funny to hear Melvin call Lawrence 'Uncle.' both fellows bolng about the same ace and both good looking gents. Melvin re­ turned to camp on FYiday. Law­ rence left Sunday for— Lawrence Scobey. S 2/c 107th Navy Const. Bat. Co. D Plat I. Davtevllle. R. 1. Caught a glimpse of 'Chuck' Leonard in town—boy, what that uniform does for vou Chuck—to s*" nothing of what It does to the gals. Pvt. George Roush got a real break—he's been transferred from Florida to Kellogg; Field where he is with the Air Coms M. P ttwnch Lawrence Johnson from Fort Fisher. N. O. flew home to spend his furlough with his mother. Mrs. A. Turunan al Nashville. Lawrence has been In service over a year now. It's alright but he'll be plenty, glad to be home for good, he says.— and won't we all. Glad to see the ole', home town again, te Keith Sage, who looks •topper.' His new address te— Pfc R. Keith Sage. 36417389 295 Ord. M. and M. Co. Camp Toccoa. Georgia. Wish we'd had a chance to vtelt with you Keith, particularly about the Georgia peaches; the sweet var­ iety we mean. Dot—Dash News Greetings Keith Brady—saw your picture in a certain gate billfold thc other day—butch' hair cut and all. and blamed if It wasn't good to see you looking back at us. even If it was just a picture. Maybe you fel­ lows and Rate think you aren't missed around here—think again m'hearilea—you can get powerful homesick to see a guy. when yourYe rfaht back here at home. You know. Keith and Bob Murphy enlisted to­ gether. Keith goes to Texas where Its hot. Bob goes to Houghten 'Mlch > College of Mining and Tech where It can get really cold and lhe fellows hoped thev might stay near each other. We hear vnu're doing sntnf Sharpshootin' Keith—vou tell us the story. Joe Thompson nt Great Lakes lust epidunted from the Service School for Gunner's Mates which meaiu he te now a 'striker' and eli­ gible for advancement to a petty officer* rating. Nice going. Joe. Greetings. Ix-on Dunn—we hear • and we're always listenin'! that vou'd be happy as a pumpkin to Ret letters In any language so we'll be writing you kt— ( Pfc, Izon F. Dunn 1718 Ordn. MMCANNi Co. 31st A DG. Hill Field Ogden. Utah. Writes Maurice Haight—"I'm writing to tell you my good luck ■nd also so you can change my ad­ dress I have been made a Corporal also please tell "Zolly" to keep-up the good work in the "Home Front." I read all of it and sure enloy it. and It tells me where a lot of mv friends ,are, Hope It te not as hot there as II Is down here. The mer-' cury has been hovering around 105' ■since the 1«» of July." Thanks for your note Maurice— Congratulations on your promotion —thats' swell Well address you at: Cpl. Maurice E. Haight 22 Hq. Det. Sp. Trs. 2nd Army Camp Phillips. Kansas. Comes word that J. Leslie 'Doc' Caston is stationed at the Armv Air Forces Basic Training Center at Kearns. Utah. How about word from you. soldier? More congratulations to Dale Henry who has been advanced in rating lo ship's Cook, second class. Nice going to Bill DeCou and Clarence Gross 'Hastings R. 2> who have been graduated from the par­ ent radio school of the Air Forces Training CommAnd at Scott Field. III. These two will gp on to mcke advanced radio school, a arnmery school, or an operational training school, where they will receive In­ structions os part ot a bombing "team". Let us know what and where you boy* are located. That was a mighty nice letter that the Navy sent home about you. Loren Lewis—well send news to jour new address ul— Loren Ernest Lewis S 2/c Signals University of Hl. Irbanna. Ill. Jumping Jecpers. (to put it mild­ ly! how you fellows are taking it and you're making the headlines everyday. Only Friday a United Press Item read. "Nori, Plane Downed by Hastings PlloT”—and who was he—Jimmy Dibble, who In knee pants, just a few years back, was hiking down the road with hte brother Bill, to the Edger school to make paper airplanes to soil down the hill out there at recess. The UP story said. ‘1st Lt. James Dib­ ble. a Lightning pilot, shot down n 109 which attacked American Ma­ rauders assaulting runways, disper­ sal areas and. other targets at the Orazxantee airdrome lust north of Naples in a raid.’ See front page for complete story. All we can say te. Good boy. Jimmy—good luck.’ A telegram from Charles Jenner. 2 yra. In service, now In Iceland, reouestlng hte folks to send him 100 dollars might mean a lot of things. Wilt everybody te hoping It means he has a chance to come home. Charles has sent several hundred dollars home, some to be put In the bank for him for a time like this, lhe rest 1* in U. 8. War bond*. Hope we'll be .seeing you soldier and .lust on the side, te II true that a'for­ mal Eskimo greeting, consists of rubbing noses? Howarrvou. Bob Scrlnger—sorrv vour birthday wishes for Aug. 24th but we meant well—by the wav. bow does a auv in the naw cele­ amt '40 looks fine and to hanmr to be near hnm» even though he ex­ brate his blrthdny-^-do thev let you pects to be changed In a month or •i«*D Hte In the morning—Oh veah! Why don't you write us about how 1 I, 1 Utu and laid no on-lhr »». but.' da,. and 3 year, probation; on. for U>, boufu trf vou celebrated the day. Anyway, we coaches *re designed similar to the old stage coaches ana each car has but Rum was among lhe seven who arrest for drunk and disorderly con- must feel highly f several compartments fully uphol- , returned to England on board a Bks. 7-D U. 8. Naval Air Stet. *terad and as comfortable m our best transport. Undaunted by their eX­ Norman. Okla. pullman and much easier riding. I , perience. they wore red fezzes and summons; Impounded six dogs, one By JANE CAMERON Last minute note about you Bob.— The freight cars are so small that i Arabian daggers and one group had redeemed, four disposed of; issued judge McDonald we just learned that you stopped tn one of ours would carry three of 1 !ja tiny black Arabian burro. They 28 drivers licenses; night police SPOKE SUNDAV Judge Archie McDonald ng town during your 8 day leave en­ these: but, . the ...» freight ....... here_doesnT.. We had a nice, interesting list of ■ were welcomed by the General, found 13 doors unlocked in business tlie Methodist pulpit tn the ah route to visit your sister Mrs. Uovd travel as far as our* and must g<H things to write about today, and himself. district. , Rsnney at Clarkston. Sorry we much more swiftly’and take more yesterday of the pastor. Rev. L. Wk who should pop in here j missed seeing you. Stone. Sunday morning. He shallow curves. , tftu out the mother of ot Barry County's Countv's '! FLASH!!! John-y's got a’ZER-0! A WONDERFUL RECORD a very Interesting address or The standard automobile te about ; hero. Lt. Russell Laubaugh. with a JQHN-ny's GOT a ZER-o! AnothA remarkable statement was subject of “Human Relational Letters the size of our Willys and are from handbag full of clippings and pho- ; er Barry County lad comes through. the! as it at --- that topic | ten to twenty-five horse power, toyraphs. and Instantly lhe air was ' Lt. Jimmie Dibble of Hastings shot made last week by Major General discussing Dear Zolly:— . Norman T. Kirk, st -------- -----------surgeon general w Individuate, They will get from thirty to fortyfull® .conversation. So, we are go: down a Messerschmitt with lhe jusi Just a few lew lines line* io to lei Jet you snow know j of the U. 8. army.------------------- , .. w*» — a thoughtful and thought* ■ thou my change of address. I left ths . seven mile* to the gallon and turn *”8 lo brag thte week. Just plain , guns in hl* P38. He u‘as escorting' the death' rate of United States I K ------- ------■ provoking presentation of the subI around on a dime. So many street* ' br> C. , American Marauders on a raid on States June 23rd for an island 1 — ------------- ■—----------- IT—J" ... the orazzantee Airdrome near Na- soldiers in the hospital* behind the somewhere In the South Pacific arc ?’T.zo “l.mtrrc=r n!‘rro* the ule ssrs CBrs, m rn— Ystt b? *** lines was averaging from 24 The voyage was real interesting anc । built b""’ that way. w*w Some Rr,m’ streets ”r“,[ are “r* 1 Don’t think this te any of that Pies. Wl*h we had the story back of front to 3’a per cent, compared with 17’i MARRIAGE LICENSE a Kitten one-way streets only for the simple ' old ' grab on to the hero's coattail" i this. It sure looks like Barry counLW the water was as calm os a kitten. per cent* in World War 1. He cred­ Kenneth P. Mead. Nashville There are cocanut. bannana* ban nona*. I reason there tent room for two to ; stuff. It Isn't. Rum and my sons is raising heck with tlie MestserI were raised a mile apart. Years and schmltta. doesn't it? Just for thte. ited lhe decrease largely to blood Betty J. Hosmer. Nashville Limes, Pineapple, Sugar cane on the ।i pas* plasma, which has been furnished attend to: 1 y™™-»»e I’veneapro helpedwiem themaream dreamavia. avia- .1 we going to Island. We have u O. I. radio -can Ij One Onedoesn't doesn't attend the lhe theater theater to *r. ore "paying v buy another bond. voluntarily by folks back home. DONT BUY THING# YOU DON’T — aa mnvi,.. get short wave* on it " Have several ' <see moving picture, he goes to the ; Uon. talk aviation, get to airfields. I Whoooee! WhoooegThat te a wonderful record. Thow NEED—BUY W4R BOND* ...you go to a theater you ,■ rears ano years, nis momeriaugni ’ ’------------book*. a small P. X. and quite a bit cinema. If hJL5 >91!le.Lu^u*!ht aieeaa iiab» who volunteered to give their blood ' INSTEAD. stage production When vou "»> ’ cbUdren. His grandmother usNEED MORE of aliwtetic aqulpmcnt. we are us- tee a «•— ----- ------------- -------------ually doing some tiling during qur line up --------------------- (steter. Oijr pioneer ancestor* worked CHAPLAINS IN ARMY ’ , , ’ J leisure lime. Have show* here at 1 and not lining up. » I together to help build and deveion I CHICAGO—Several hundred adthe battery three time* a week, al- I The "pubs" here are the sitme this great country of ours, their I dltional chaplains are needed from to quite a few bingo game*. They u our clubs or bars where the Eng- । are aide «We in history j NUnois^ Mlchlganj.pd ^Wlstonstn to give out prizes glve prises that they get from |1 u*h Ush go to meet their friends and ; meet spiritual needs of members ot town. Have been working on the spend an evening. They don't I the expanding Army, it was an- , road this last week. It gets red hot beer and whisky as we call It. but i| So much for my right to bask in ’ ‘nounced He’s fed... he's today Major \ou“cc<| tod “v by fk ’aJ0.r. General here during the day tune, but Its bitters and spirits. the glory of Russell's breath-taking H- ,8DlAl*n‘"d' Commanding Gen- ■ swell during the night. Will close, clothed...but no­ British slang, as it is known to . part in the first SHUTTLE RAID er*l. Sixth Service Command. Armv with bean of luck. us. is something one has to pick up >■ between England and North Africa Service Forces, with headquarters body but you c*a .. Sincerely. for himself. But even apart from a* Co-Pilot of the Southern Queen h”c, . ' Alpheous slang, there are many words which II, llt i। Candidates uanaiaaies for tor appointment must ; Pic? Alpheous Dunn. 36151673 have different meanings from the ... | have reached their 24th but not 6 VITAMINS and write your lettersI A P O. 013 P. M. way we use them. For instance, a their 50th birthday, have an accept­ Tile beginning of thte turning able San Francisco, Calif. radio is a wireless set, u streetcar point ecclesiastical indorsement from In aerial warfare, these Shut­ is a tram: the hood of a car is tin* tle Raids, their denomination and submit evi' was August 22. when the Eastern Theater of Operations bonnet; the top. the hood and thc , sminda of Flying Fortresses took dence of: Somewhere in England ; fenders are wings. 1 Bachelor of Arts of Bachelor off from England and started t-> August 13. 1443 I You get your drugs al a chemists, Regensburg, Germany, lo lay eggs of Science degree and Bachelor of Divinity or Bachelor of Theology and hardware at an ironmongers. on the mighty Messerschmitt plana The Hastings Banner । Tlie unit of money is different factories. They fought constantlv degree or graduation from a recog- ■ Hastings. Michigan oasca on sniumg^. 1 than our* ours ana and u is based shillings; over Germany. Having engaged nized college and seminary, togeth­ Dear Friends: -lends: A BhliUng is a coin worth abproxi- nearly 200 planes, the Southern er with a minimum of two vears of | no< only writing thte letter CIwn .hilling!; I sun r„_ ---- ,--------I maiciy nx, amaUly crown ivtivcB smuings; pastoral experience, one of which laxtlngs.Banner, but to each 1 an hBlf crown coln <. e-ii^r twOBr ■ Queen fired 6.500 rounds of ammu­ must havd been foil time, or I in these hours over Germany and even'one of my friends inciud- slx meBning two shilling and a six nition 2. Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor B ten noU. u Uie and downed two German planes of Science degree, or graduation Ina ing mv my former customers and newlv newly made acquaintances before I left smallest p*l>er currency and worth and damaged another. The Fort- from a recognized college, with a the city. . about two dollars. The next higher minimum of three years of pastoral Many a time I have wanted to bill Is the pound note. To us it te cmy planes. The men described It experience, or as a man-made hell between the write each one individually, but worth four dollars. 3. Bachelor of Divinity or Bach­ Dutch Coast and the Brenner Pass time would never permit. In many elor of Theology degree, or gradua­ All thte te very Interesting and over the Alps. of my letters from home I have one has experiences he will never tion from a recognized theological been told how many of you ask forget. So far I have had a chance seminary and a minimum of three Tlie Southern Queen took thc where and how I am. and I am to vtelt Glasgow., Scotland; War­ years of pastoral experience. taking this advantage to thank vbu rington and Manchester. England. worst beating, both in enemy en­ •Applicants should address the and let you know that It is a fine Next week I go to London to attend gagements and in damage. Her No. i Commanding General. Headquartfeeling lo know so many are still re­ an English school, and learn some 4 engine was gone, bullet holes had I ,11 but cut 11« m two ,t lhe w.fce. | «*• ®»«> membering me and wishing lhe of their tactics and Ideas, for three her .WMlten were b.dly dumuetl I Of", BulMlnr. ChlCMO. lltooU. A m.ehlne ,un bullet it • bomb ' NW*! •<“ * •»weeks. Tonight I am sluing at my desk Don't get the Impression we don't grails by the Service Com­ In an English camp near a city of work over hfere. but army censor­ smoking and the navigator threw It ranged Chaplain If other require­ about fifteen thousand population. ship forbid* me writing anything cut before It exploded Over lhe mand It Is only eight pm., but the sun is pertaining to military work, posi­ Mediterranean, a bullet which had ments are met. still three hours above the horizon tion. and what I might be doing, so struck an oxygen bottle, set the Seems very odd to have daylight must confine my letter to that rear of the Fortress afire and the POLICE REPORT Police Chief Harry Thompson until nearly midnight. However, in which I see during my time off Pilot. Lt. Robert Morrill, and our own Lt. Russell Laubaugh called the presented his report to lhe council lhe winter. I am told, there are only duty. crew un front readv to bail out. Friday night, showing police activ­ about six hours of daylight. I would like to say to any of you The last lap of this perilous, hair­ ities for the preceding two weeks, When I first saw the shore line who your grocer and find he raising trip was made In a blazing as follows: 38 miscellaneous com­ of the British Isles from the har­ is outgooftoyour favorite canned food, infemo. plaints received and Investigated: bor it was a beauUful picture to meal. milk, salmon, vegetables and one arrest and conviction for vio­ look . upon. The land rose gently numerous other Items, it te were no/Uthetete on board lation of the state motor vehicle from tlie shore to come to rest on because the majority te that HASTINGS PHONE 2115 being sent asThere law. with fine of »5O and costs of the Queen set down'on African the low hills In the background overseas. We in the armed forces soli. She was dismantled and sal­ 84.50; one arrest for taking indeAlong the shore were rows of red get all American food excepting ie cent liberties with a minor child, brick homes and buildings all iden­ fresh fruit and vegetables and be­ vaged for plane parts. Three of the tical in color and structure with at sides. the English people are con­ crew members boarded another Forr-- convicted, given jail sentence of 45 least six chimneys on each. This.-of suming Amrican Imported food now. course, is typical of all buildings in My bat Army meals have been lhe British Isles. These red brick since arriving Iq England. buildings wens silhouetted against Ahd to you reaterutnt owners— the fields of deep green, light green, yellow and grey, and none over Jen you should have 'one here. You acres In size. They were square would never need to plan a menu. Helds and each bounded by a fence The amount and kind Of food.pos^of deep green shrubs which are so slble to get plans the mentrTmmeoften used instead of wire. It was diately. Usually all the meat served teally a beautiful setting for our now Is ftah. coni beef, sausages and arrival on strange and foreign ter­ the like. We Americans should appreciate ritory. Besides, we were very happy ,u what we have instead of worrying to .w.c have arrived w.».>vu>. without ■a ...UUU.U. mishap. English customs are somewhat about what we would like. You dont different than oura In many re- hear thc English complaining and spects. Their manner of speech.; they have been in It longer and different meanings of the same more deeply than we have or probwordr, and phrase* we use. mode of , ably will be. All the available young travel, monetary system and many i women from alghteen years and un others. However, it It does not take । are drafted for vital defense work .long to... -l.--------...------along .---------.. । Qr igjjp,. on the farms. find one getting quite well understanding, yes. and even | No. we Americans cannot »~... comcatching yourself speaking as they । pjBjn for any reason because we do. । cannot have what we might want At first you are Inclined to ~ laugh ...» .j j enjoyed writing this to you at their trains nnd automobiles, but | and again I want to thank you for In these times of war you will want to do ride on one of their trains and you I your Interests in me. Now that mv won't Inugh at them again. They outfit has finally arrived in the are small In comparison to ours, but 1 theater of operat Ions we shall do all business with a bank that has "Human InIt doesn't take long to know why. | in our power to help bring this war No single train travels over seven- to an end. ty-flve miles, but they travel swiftterest' We're interested in your purchase Must get busy now as I have Iv. quietly, and always on time. They stop and start without the about two hundred letters to censor slightest jar and yoa cant hear 6ne so thev can be mailed at the earliest of War Bonds; in having you open a savings post. I would be very happy to rerouts If you are seventy-five yards (Contlnued on Page 4. Sec. 2.) from the track. fThe passenger BARRY’BYPATHS 3 minerals RURAL SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES We Have a Large Selection LyBARKER’S X‘E "You’ll Find Ours A Friendly Bank a account with us. Y A WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chicks gain fast on MER­ MASH 17% of 18% pro- ' tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICESJNC. . post-war period. A This week wa offer the following 7 ROOM BRICK HOUSE, real cloae in. has 4 bedrooms and complete bath op, large living room, dining room, kitchen and fire place, enclosed front porch, seat and N. CHURCH ST. eS ac* pose of protecting your funds and automatically providing a re­ ceipt for yotir expenditures. count is a simple matter. dining room and kitchen, has stool and gaa floor register. 1 stall garage—52,600.00 Opening an ac­ See us today. This lays for stove. 34x46 basement barn, full basement wired. 12x18 work shop 30x38 tool shed wired. acre^ A REAL SMALL NEW HOUSE, has living room, bedroom, kitchen. Has nice bath. 4x8 loL ............... |l,75O.tX) EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER Otfth to IM ertb tMn STEBBINS BUILDING checking .count will »erve Hte double* pur­ C ROOM HOUSE real close In 2 bedrooms, living room, HASTINGS, MICH. TIL1PH0NC 2118 The first to help all hu- PEOPLE ARE BUYING SOUND REAL ESTATE MORE AND MORE M ACRES OF LAND 4 miles east of town. ove-softis why months ourself. With” inanity and tha latter to help yoursal! in the lavatory down. Urge lot and 2 stall garage. 33.800.00 MERMASH To Deal PHONE 2659 BUY U. S. WAR SHOW YOUR COLORS Sc.ooe.04 SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty Six Yean of Continuous Service” PHONES: 2105 - 2103 - HASTINGS, 4 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER », IMS PAGE TWO John la the Middleville boy who 'Squires and daughter, Mrs. Harold with thc United Air Forca. Th« Huth and twin daughters, Marguret best of luck, girl* I ★ Mtes Henri­ etta Poland of the Clay HUM vi­ cinity te Mutating Mra. A. O. Jbhnaon of the Prairie with her house­ work * Mr*. Erdlne Bmalley. aged iy Mra. and HrtrtU* famUv U 73 ot Grand Rapids passed away, —- Edith Sprague - alI' and daughter, Mr. and —— after a lingering Illness. Funeral the Watters cottage lips of ot Char Charlotte weregucsU , glad to jet noir Ann Arbor services were held on Saturday t old Phillip* cotrains, Mr. akin. * Tw Cleo afternoon. She wu the mother of at the home of her I •a. Frank Frlndle on Sun■ Uy hM rented the with wr*. rvwzuu. ----------------- Roy A. Johnson of Yankee flpring!*-1 and Mra. Prank I Bechtel family tt weekMrs.. apartments on Broadway. Nate Wooster, where a reunion of I* Mr. and Mra. Seward Brock and day last week. * * 'Mr. «•«. and w** relative was held on Sunday. * daughter Harriet of Grand Rapids Andrew Gnckler Were in hi Grand Janet Gillette and Bernadlne on business. 1 ~------- ne 1—»«nre Hr anrt Mra Rd DawkhH Of Wanirta an business. ThtltThursday. * j Wieringa returned home Sunday. -------- ------M week , f^2J with ers the making her home with ber aunt.'Muskegon were Sunday vlsltora of Tlie Roy-----------McCaulhome »n O>®7 >C"untK MaT^Jernr*1Kefa- the^ week”wilh her parent*.^Mr. Mr* Fad Flnkbelner and will attend Mra B'». parents. Mr. and Mrs. i* being improved with shingle aid- formers aunt. Mr* jerry > • _j jre__ p n sneatnen * DexT^oenapple-Kellogg high school. * F. R Printfte. w Wnltam Hidett of ing and new paint to making the Mra and famH>' ter Bmelker’ who ha* been teachReT and Mrs. Jack Bowen of Vm- the Irving road waa confined o hl* barn and other buUding* mJd M^. Wiker Bump ' btedn Puerto Rico for ■eversl year* MIDDLEVILLE in the following.— . CITATION: For . ouMtandln* of the twentyperformance during gallon agalnR Invhatloiu had been sent enemy Japanese forces off Guadal­ canal Island. November 12-18. 1M2 Struck by one torpedo and no Ims than 48 shells, the ATLANTA, af­ of ill-health. Regre ter sinking an enemy destroyer from Mr*. Alice VanA and repeatedly hitting a cruiser which laiar went down, gallantly remained In battle under auxiliary potver with one-third of her crew Itlflad or missing, her engine room flooded and her topside a shambles. Bventually succumbing to her wounds after the enemy had flrtl Minor i in nemnu her aa1 Mrs Anna Baird, oi. tn aereat, defeat, sne she left behind heroic example of invincible fight-i Lynd, 83. Mr*. Sarah Nowlin, ing spirit'' Signed by Frank Knox Mrs Adelakfe Baird. «1, Mm. Lenna Secy, of the Navy for the Preal- White, 82 Mrs. Carrie Bickel dent. I (mother of Mrt Peter ---- — Two other sons of the Corsons|80 and Mr*. Mary. Shi or m* SMtcr. mrs. unity gj«™.ii «... anitii tu >ua umu. i —— — ..... Confcron**, . ~ ;£J*,X, Vjmw. .uj « to; M »ttata^rekj^nb,bte> j-^ormcXLKTata"!: uTore." 13S|Xi. S?teiMSrtuFSiui' the W»y to .. tlie Bible fjeanettei Rugg of Stu Battle Creek forepart at Gull take. * The Clifford Con-’ spent from Saturday until Monday days vteh with her skster at Leswne family of Rl. 2. Hastings, were with’her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. 'He. * Mr and Mra. Cleo Lumair school at Washington Univer- j entertaining and constated of rcaThursday afternoon callers at the L. Rugg. ★ Mr. and Mrs James lngjn^J'??’or‘h' ”"i wrrrf Rtnkrw home ★ Mr and Mrs! Hooserhvdc of Grand, Rapids were 'The children Patty and Butch, are J? , * Tia hippy fwOte£n8 Wellinmon of Three Rivers1 Wednesday ^enW dlnncf iwesta of. A ”/ ^^m^and al^hal were guest* of their daughter. Mrs Mr an Mrs. W K.^Llebler w Rev । dlana^ Ail »v mtKr ' " “ . tie Old Lady'' by Mtes Donna Dav­ Endon pouison. atinday of nut sj and, Mrs. J. w minor nun m-i j Is accompanied by Mrs Eldon Law­ 55.. — .o — ,t....“. . »/_ T-nr.p. BlLss went, the Stauffer reunion at returned to her home on tne prairie ^.hool came this Monday for a few ln Thomapple-Kellogg schools lhe ,, rence K Mrs. mi*. ct_ I......—) Penton « ...... ,,mother. .VI re.. J »....... tended week. re. * Elmer went Mrs Margaret remarks by Mrs Mattle Lynd -retire: Bites wisa -went! went! . . . . Satu . . . -. Sunday from Blodgett hospital m Xy^vWl with Mrs E J Talbott R®« t** wfio Joined the to Jackson Thursday for a week's to Kalamazoo Saturday for a few Caledonia park. Saturday. ★ Mrs. Grand Rapid* and te making -‘Mr* Wm Ferguson and other ”^rs »Prinf- haa been-com- and some of the other visitor*. At visit with her daughter. Mr*, days vacation vtelUng their th*'- *chllu'*- 'Hamilton of Vermontville has been fintl»e cloee of the program the flow­ -_7..u . , mlulcmM fine recovery recovery from from her her recent recent OPoprMtaRuth John ’oon”1wm missioned ait sSiUren -.-o went to •laying with'Mrs Serijan. Sr., at eratinn Charies Lewis and helped her cele-- drrn. Rev. Minor also er committee led by Mra. Arthur, .bl, II --■. -= - T -xr* Quite a number from this Stevensville to — assist his brate her birthday Friday * Mrs,. “ '*•- — *- •* ’ son. Rev. the Serijan residence while the vicinity went lo Grand Rapid.; I Bell presented of the guests ”wherr ,»hZ Monday of last last “‘week' week where she c<Jnn °uard Academy nt New London. of honor with aeach or wees wncre sne armv—eoultJment* w^RiiselV^Levrts: Monaas ,”»dMfe*n'o7"'laxt confined in thc hospital three6hp ’mt lms now Hubert Morehouse, night operatorr Emerson Minor who has been ill. beautiful of the Bell Telephone Co. was at: Rev. H. H Harris of Wayland for­ ford Davte entertained the chll- army equipment * Kiisstn l«cww s»ve}11i rtavx due to sickness “ tnrt* tn< Kickn&w i Citv'^New months' training for com­ The afternoon closed with f a’neF'a n l8he ** h" >*"n“ “ r Kingsley. Friday and Saturday: merly of Middleville preached at dren of her Sunday school class to .. : mimirntinn officers a< Atlantic where pre family plans to move■ the morning service nt the Method­ wllh a partv and wiener roast nt her to his duties alter a lew days va-, ». Maurire Jniiramn Rt •> nnri City, New ... -r Jersey. Northaniptdn, Meet Again’' and al) left for, their1 in the near future * Pvt. Znle Freyr 1st church ♦ Mrs. Carrie Moon re­ homes feeling It had been good to, and Washington, D. C. of town, last Wednesbe there. . arrived home Sunday morning from turned home Saturday from a ten home★ south ' The girls of the Young Wom­ £™'«Mre ™r»re.KXeI. ;?.^'LMl’.„'5’„r>£reS i Mr*. Allie Betta Manard North Carolina for a tew days fur­• days' stav at the home of her son. dav. ,.e Middleville relatives have received lough ’with his parents. Mr. andI Orwin Buskirk in Grand Rapids an's Guild and their husbands en­ okdu roa tuujcatiox 4t' news of tire sudden death of Mr* a eookout at Caledonlapnrk. MX-.ruTtakZ! 00,>>’ or OntndvUle visited at LEGAL NOTICE Mn. Frey and other relatives in ! while her daughter-in-law wa* in joyed evening but. Twenty ’♦‘ivL.’i lh,‘ homp hPr uncle O’enn AJA>- Eugene Manard. age 61. at her ...^ — twenty C"". • tne nom,. of ner uncle,* Glenn Leighton, w Mrs. Mary Flnkbelner■ tlie hospital following an operation. Wenesday were present toi cat eat sunper in the ‘T’TA v Pf iT P n* * * a ““in t,, y<^nii«rtni.. Hiii«tate Ipn at ” Parmelee. Thursday afterafter­ home tn Santa. Idaho on August NOTICE TO CBEDITOBB of Leighton spent the weekend at, Ii * Miss Evelyn Oeukes will attend a park, nnd later when it rained the o**?" nJ twni.rtJ noon soon for 15. Mrs Manard who had lived when if rained the rniinty ncr “vi»cr * ,ss* R^rt --------- leaves ' her home On tne west side of town. teachers meeting at Augusta this ., -! ■.. ■ accompanied . by two lad ; . Probku QUin la ih« Cllr went tn the shelter ...ang. house mieataot hl--1I "daughter crv,cr * to N('*Mr r" of thp b*f‘h Clark of “ In Idaho thc past twenty-five » UliMw Helen Coman and Marcella II week and next week will begin her company nta M?a'i^1ndinner ”v<?s* UpTA Rai? ilmJ 1/irons for games nnd balance of evening. , Mr. and Mrs CInrk yean, was the former Allie Betta.’ Davis have completed their course I| duties as music teacher in Inc Kel- * P«re»te. .Lyons' McClellan In in Mound hospital, hospital. fit, 6t born nnd raised in Irving, mid ■ Mrs. Florence norence Ullery unery of thc the PJ!™,'. ’1’' Mr ,."no,_Mrs. taJJi )R«5 tn at thc Lucll Secretarial School In, logg school at Gull lake. * Betty Oeukes household lias been spend- S’,n_.'hv *“Ll.re3°n?h2aMrxtOWm ! Pl’,en,hurK' PIa • on August 4 has spent many year* of her life in this 1 ----Ball — has -been Grand Rapids and received their di- 1 —. visiting her grnHd- lng sometime at lhe home of her c2n,im*Pmfnniiiatta erreun 1 rcoched Middleville. Tlie mother community. Her first husband. —— —... a. plomas. They left for Jackson thte parents. ~irents, Mr. and 1Mrs. John De­ am. Lyle Ullery in Grand Rapids. “ l.2 rSh*’ 1s thl* ^nner Shirlev Granger and Dan Sciilch died when still a young n. i»43, at t»n o'clock In u». forraooa, i. * The infant n and to txizts Tuesday where both have positions Wecrd ... at Freeport. r.,<i.t« iiot. ‘nrep lake cottage 'un. £** tumied * bv ^idt'^drotT their uncle. Louis __ ...are __ Mr. and Mrs man. the grandparents her grandson was home on fur- °f Orand RapIds. drove: to Ver- Fred Granger of HasUngs. * Ed Mr*. Manard's death . lottch. * Mrs. Martha Bridges of The tai'te’r Miller has purchased the forme* strobe of apoplexy, was no doubt Jackson te visiting her daughter. ■ n’other and step-father, the latter Grosfend home, the property of induced bv the fact that Mr. MainMrs Hubert Morehouse and family ** among the sick * Mr*. Maggie Arnold. Look* like ard met accledntal death in a log­ at Parmelee. ★ Mrs. Theodoein' .Mri Dn}c Be.1' another bachelor might be gelflng ging accident the week previous z.------- — j j ---- ----- ~ ... of last week with hte mother in dissatisfied Carpenter and daughter Ruth with single blessedness! Surviving are a daughter. Helen of Grand Rapids and Mrs William Charlotte who has been very stek * Mrs Rose Beeber returned to Santa. Idaho and a son Charles! Llebler nnd mother. Mrs J. P. Btaw- Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Beta nnd her home In Hastings. Fridav after Schleh of Portland, Oregon: a Mte-I aon. local, were Bunday evening tlwlr son-in-law and daughter. Mr a few days vtelt with her brother. ter. Mrs. E. D. Lake of Vermont-: i ’ 11 i., dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. and Mrs. Chas. Rohrbacher and Will H Johnson and wife. ★ School vllie. four brothers. Rev. Thomas --------------- -------------K. Llebler. * The Rouse circle a 11 baby of Grand Rapids spent the will open at Thornnpple-Kellogg on Betts of Alma, for some time in notice To oXEDITOXa —in” * *i I September 8o with w hold ita monthly meeting this day with ill* mother nnd father. eleven or twelve the West doing evangelistic work. Mattie Benawav r-**1--------—. Fortungtclv some some Edd Betta of Flint. Irving Betta of Thursday with Mrs E F. Blake * Mrs n”w ,Mrhpr< rnrwnatetv hart J fPu.Crtnv-- former trachers who have been Muskegon. Louis Betts of Grand Mr. and Mrs. Louis Betta of Grand »—— maker* —for .— sev»r»l -------- . ------Rapids snent the weekend with her where she had been for a few days । home v**”-« ------ She wa* also n<l nt oi Rapids. on BU aunt of parents. Rev. and Mrs. George Cur­ caring for her daughter Paulin*', taking up the rod again and back Burle, and Tom Gillette and Mrs tis. and family. ★ Mr and Mrs. Earl who was operated on Wednesday I to the books Mrs. Ed Jackson Nell Schenkle. VanSicklc and little »on Gary Lee at Leila hospital. She is making will teach 5th grade. Mrs. Frank William Miller have returned from n visit with his a good recovery from her appen- Ceman In later elementary and William Miller. 55. who was born Mrs LoLs Cobb Kaechele. first• in Yankee Springs township, the DON'T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T grade and we hear possibly anoth­• HIT WAR BONDS wh» Miller, died at hte home er local home maker may accept 437 Hubert INSTEAD. St.. N E.. in Grand ’ Rapids. Wednesday . after an . UL nesa of mors than a year. Sur ­ mnmfv.r n « “ > Of more titan Mrs. Rock oi of ueiroit Detroit1 to Bltely Sunday for a three days members. ★ Mr. and Mrs. IrvingI jiving airs. Leon XJCOII hock -*-•■— besides hte wife, the former tn i... fre~.ii.. i. . vtelt with the latter's Steter. James who with her family te spendins Lutz and son David were gueste a Auiunic. at_ .1 tiielrPa Uleirravne 1 thejntmmcr vn" mice lake1 Robertson and wife have been look, at a reception for his cousin Marvin OHve FenUng. are nine children, cottage returned home Saturday ‘ ,r>g after the oil station and home, Snyder and lite bride, the formeri Mrs. Velva Mandeville. Mrs Leola Eileen and Erma. Rich■ from a visit in hi Battle Creek. * »n their abrenre. * MPa Ruth Dorothy Ldew df Leighton. Satur­’ Galloway. and Wayne Miller of Grand Charles WilMin of the west county Weickgeant ofBattle Creek visited day night at the Masonic temple•' "rd Charles of Belleville and line and hte children. Ruth. Mary, "t tlie home of Mrs. Dorn Whl'.c„ .m. The «nc voting people peonie• Rapids. atu vhwtmwi Caledonia. Lieut. Gordon Miller of the United •*-last week. This young lady has W er e married at 9 o'clock Saturday Hubert and Rex attended the fu­ armv. Another son. Walter neral of hte brothcr-in-tew. George — been .... guest of .honor —.—. -at — several ------ m, morning oi. u*ua<_.... at St. Joseph's Catholic' Htntes lost hte life last winter hi the Titus at ot-'Cgo, Saturday after-1 ’howers lately and from ail we hear, church in Leighton, New Guinea area. He also leaves noon. Mrs. Titus was the former namely that Lt. Donald White is I Rugg—Garbow n brother. Frank Barnes of Las Zina Wilson of Leighton and with expected home on furlough soon. The home ui of Sir. Mr. nnd Mrs. trank Frank M' O?1*! - anrt nine grand­ her husband usually attended the'*;e •'urmlsc another wedding Ls Garbow was the scene of n prettv: children. was a nephew of your last private trans­ Weber school renion. Besides the close nt hand * Mrs. Vessle Har- wedding on Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Fred He Guffin of this village wife there are surviving, two sons rfa entertained over thc weekend, two thirtv o'clock. Aur*— when- Mr. nnd Mrs. .Guffin. Mrs. Mattle portation system until Lee of OUego and Charles in the the flance of her son. Robert, Mi« their daughter. Jennt.„ ------- i Mrs. Frances White and army, two daughters Mrs Carol R“‘h Schonchnk of Rochester and came the wife of Lieut James R. Garrett. 194?. You can't afford • Southwell nnd Mrs. Hattie Blallrr mother of Mt. Clemeiv Other Rug*, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas L Mr. nnd Mrs. Byron Fleming at­ the funeral in Grand Rap­ | of Otsego: also two brothers. John guests Sunday were her son-in-law Rug* in the presence of Immediate tended Saturday afternoon. of Kalamazoo and William of Sastepdaughter. Mr and Mrs. families. ,' ids R. C. S. “Octogenarian Day" ■train. Overheating it ! linn. Kansas. The many friends of 'Wm. Lowe and daughter Shirley Rev. H. H/ Harris of Wayland, W. ★ BUY* Thc second annual "OctojtennrHealthy minds reflect healthy bodies . . . milk is the | thc family extend sympathy to the Grand JRapnte;-and Mu-sns Anna officiated before a settine of glad­. tan day' observed by the Woman's bereaved ones. ★ Miss Florence Hewitt and Jean GrUfeth. local. W , ioli. dahlias/and fems. The bride Society most important and nutritious food for growing chil­ of Christian Service, proved BONOS 'Bender of Grand Rapids with a Mrs. Robert Wntktris'left by train ...... , ,her lcr father. a great success is regularly inspected given ht^marriage u bv although thc weath ­ I mung lady friend enjoyed a vaciv vactv- f°r l,pr her home at Washint. Washinwon. D C . wore a dress of ivory Roman ctepc. er man disrupted the plans for an dren. See that your children drink milk at every meal by us, ft wouldn't be few ; tlon last week in Chicago. * S A. A.I1 Fridav F'rl!lnY noon hoon after “ft£r an J* ’LiW£**v^1.1 Her wns oi re<1 roses. Beth. out-door picnic. NOW! The Methodist and after school for energy, vigor ond strength. Use Brown and daughter Marian of! with her ‘ mother. ‘ " Mrs. B. - - • ,slater of lhe groom, was maid of church for we are wap a very lovely and com ­ Roval Oak and Mtes Louise Wiggins * Mrs- En‘l>V Smith Steer a nd’ honor and wore a gown of pastel plenty of milk in puddings, ond other creamed foods. of Pontiac were recent guests of । small son Paul, and Mtes Olivet,, blue Jerzey. Her corsage was of fortable place for the meeting. Tlw Young Woman s Guild had the former's daughter. Mrs c A i Ekdahl of Grand Rapids were ovrr- yellow roses. Pau), brother of the made »he dining room attractive Oardner and family. * Mtes Marr night guesta of the Harold Grlf-' bride acted as best man. Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! Wilson of the west county line has feth famllv Friday and Mrs. S was,। After the reception tlie counle with flowers and about sixty ladles wre'r ,hc dinner. After the completed summer school' pt West.; speaker at the Baptist mission ' left for a/short wedding trip. F — Physical needs were oattefled the eni State College. Kalamazoo nnd meeijng at the Griffeth homo Thc traveUlng Mrs. Rugg wore a two s»o company went to the church audi­ will teach in the Wayland schools Steers were missionaries in Bolivia. niece aqua linen ault with luggage MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR torium Where the rentainder of the this year * Mtes Virginia Betz re- ■ for several years until failure of brown accessories HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK time was spent. An impressive de­ turned home the forepart of lost hf,r health forced their return to i Mr*. Rugg will go to Dexter. HASTINGS week from a few days visit in|,hp States and she spoke on their Monday, to begin her duties ns votional service was led by Mrs HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. Irving Lutz followed by a short Grand Rapids with her friend. Sea-1 work and showed curios. Rev.!I commercial teacher in the public man Lloyd Wilkins at the home of Steer was one time pastor of thc wrhool nnd Lieut. Rugg leaves Fri­ business session In charge of Mrs. PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. hL* parents. * Mr. and Mrs. Philip local Bapttet church and hte wife day night for Camp Tyson. Tenn Bender were guests nt a birthday! spent her girlhood here pnd grad­ Bender—Helmink dinner for their little granddaugh- uatod from the Middleville high, Elmer (Mike) Bender and Miss ter. Phylil* Miller, at tne home of school in 1914. * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edna Helmink of Holland stole a BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Mai-nard Miller at Hopkins. Sun- Ctaler of Grand Rapids were Sat- march on relatives and friend* and day Their little grandson. Rich-, urday evening visitors of hte,। with their parents quietly slipped ard Miller, who had been with them mother. Mrs Clara Ctaler. * Mines over to Augusta. Fridav. August 29 since Friday accompanied them to Jean and Jane Hooper have re- and were married at the MethOdtet hte home * Seaman John Seiulba' turned home from their visit nt1 parsonage by Rev. L. M. Rigelman left for the East Mondav after a Howell and other points. ♦ Mrs., formerly of Middleville. Thev were Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Halting! four day* leave spent with his par.' Claude Rosenberg of west Thorn- . attended bv the bride’s sister and ents. Mr and Mrs Frank Senslba . anp>p- visited her friend. Mrs Min- ; brother-in-law from Mt. Clemens. Most of his trip was made bv plane nie Holliday in Grand Ranids Following th«. ceremony at 3 o'clock ; Wednesday * Mr. nnd Mrs. Rob-1j the company enjoyed a wedding ert Giner have purchase the real- dinner complete with the wedding dence on Grnnd Rapids St. owned cake brought by thc bride's mother. ■tty his grandfather. Wm Krone-,I ??r5 ,.Hpnrv Helmink, after which witter, and recently occupied bv the happy couple left for Chicago thc Earl Lee family. Tlie Giners, w>lf.ro wni spend a few days. will make some improvements be- ‘1 They will be home this week fore moving in * Mrs. William !Ia 'L_!2r of school where Lifbler. and her mother. Mrs the bride is a teacher- and Mike Slawson were Thursday evening!। in charge of thc bus transporta­ dinner guests of the latter's brother. tion system, and will reside at the John Drew and family in Grand “Iooinhouse on Broadway wifh Rapids. * Two prominent nnd tne Eldon Lawrence family. highly respected young folks of this Mr and Mr* Bender arc high­ vicinity bespoke their wedding ly reai>ected in the communitv and vows Saturday, when Lieut. James .f. bcs^ of many friends go Robert Rugg and Miss Jeanette with them as they start out in , Garbow were married at the home their married life. of the bride's parents: Tlie voting I Jensen—Smith coupl<\are graduates of the Thom-1 Chris Jensen and Mtes Jean : apl< -Kellogg ■ school, hove spent :Smith, both teachers in the Thorn. I their lives m Ulis community and apple-Kellogg school for the past ! huve many friends who 'extend few years were married in a quiet . congratulations and wishes for their ।ceremony Sunday. August 29 at the happiness Robert is also a grad­ llonlc thc bride’* parents at uate ol Albion college and the bride ] Nashville Mr. Jensen has acceptof Western State College * Rev. । a.Poahlon in the Jackson high and Mrs. Ralpli Harper and chll- •choo i . Best wtehesrat many Mid­ ' dren of Flushing are spending a ।dleville friends are extended this few days with hLs parents. Mr and 1worthy couple. Mrs W R. Harper. * Mr. and Mrs Presidential Unit Citation Wor workers ore looking for HOMES! You may hove an Henry Brog spent the weekend at' Mr and Mrs. Wm. P. Corson, ! Jackson with their son-in-law and 'whose son Robert. Radioman third | daughter. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth class lost ids life last November, idle room ... an unused attic . . . that could easily be Vogel, * The Ralph Flnkbelner in the sinking of the USS Atlanta | family Ls vacationing at a cottage have received a Presidential Unit! converted into a complete housing unit for a family. । at Barlow take and Sundav had a Citation. The citation reads as! I family dinner with her relatives! follows—“The President of the To relieve pain ... to comfort the side . present. * Mr and Mr*. Will Johnson United States takes pleasure in You get criming th,, may Mn, you were guests of their son Forrest and ' presenting the Presidential Unit MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW! Take inventory of your un­ ... to free trained nurses for service with •«a y»un in good mid. nmediy. And ' family tn Grand Rapids. Saturday I Citation to the United Btat«s Rh’n our armed forcer... , and Bunday. * Mr an Mrs Floyd Atlanta, for service u set forth you get the utUTying feeling that you're Ha,’wsS5'?us.r,3’*E. s■&'&s■savS!“■*“"n£r"■ ----------- Danger Ahead! SEND THEM BACK TO SCHOOL, STRONG McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES 13c HIGHLANDS DAIRY VICTORY HOMES/ KIST tW- Here's Vital War Wark and Valuable Training far you...at a RED CROSS NURSE’S AIK! used space today! You can get priorities on the mate­ rials you need to "Remodel to gent." Add a bathroom .. . make over the kitchen . . . change your extra space into a complete apartment. Consult us now! | PERSONAL LOANS —to both men and women, on just your own signa­ WE SELL WAR BONDS and WAR SAVINGS STAMPS MAKE PLANS -NOW AND LET US HELP YOU WITH THE FINANC­ ING — TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 ture and security. Cash advanced up to ,$300 00. That’s a job you can do ... a job women like you must do! helping ... new, u-hen lit nd h fulfil. I Thc Red Cross is training Nurse's Aides Red Ctoit headquoereee. Uirn how you , people like you, who want to help their fellow-Americans. The Red Cross takes your willing hands, and makes trained hands . . . skilled hands. co we,t the toh blue uniform end puked ' rep ol 1 Norm', Aide ... .nd «gn up for your Red Cena Hrntrt Aide enhdng So ... act todiy! Phone or .vitit'your j coune - today! K.„ Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. ■: CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION ‘ iob; w. state st. bastings, mich. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE tin Working harder? Time out far If you're working herd, OrenM KIST reel E IC I C T 7 Delicious rlavorsl ”‘~"d ns - *mk. <0 rhe wholewtajprekl.njioodn.nof KISTBrreregre. OB M N* of* ana other ft*1**,,h<" 8° b*“ <° >b< i<* �roclamation Prudatnatiutt y Recognizing the fact that in carrying the war into enemy territory, we sliall need greater amounts of money than any nation has ever asked from its.ritizens in * all history, I, Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United States of America, do officially proclaim that on Thursday, the ninth of September, lt>43, tlie Tiiird War Loan shall be launched. As Commander-in-Chief, I hereby invoke every citizen to give all possible aid and support to this Third War Loan drive, not only so that our financial goal may be reached, but to encourage and inspire those of our husbands and fathers and ■ sons who are under fire on a dozen fronts all over the world. It is my earnest-hope that every American will realize that in buying War Bonds in this Third War Loan ' he has an opportunity to express voluntarily and under the guidance of his con­ ^science, the extent to which he will "back the attack.” . ■ //' The American people supported well the first and second War Loan drives and > in fact did even more than was asked of them. Our need for money now is/greater than ever, and will continue to grow until the very day that Victory is won; so we > must ask far more sacrifice, far more cooperation than ever before, ; Ln witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused tlie seal of r. tlje United States of America to be affixed. Done at the Gty of Washington, this twenty-sixth day of July, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-three, and of the Independence [seal] of the United States of America the one hundred and sixty-eighth. By the President: Cordell Hull Secretary of Stale. *VALLDORFFOSON STRAND AND BARRY theatres WITH WAR BONDS CUT RATE SHOE STORE STEBBINS & JACOBS RRY COfFEE SHOP hodges jewh tv FRANDSEN'S LyBARKER *€owN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE fat'0" J^iZ'tANK1N0 QUOT*> Hastings mfg. co ROTH FURNITURE GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE $kR- bookcase e‘ ------- MDWE- SSSJEE**??BARRY CLEANERS > < “®J,EL hastings TAYLOR SHOE STORE WCSTERH AUTO AsLa ATE store HLDPAUSCH stores hast^n insurance "^c.tyb.nk NATIONAL BANK ANDRUS SERVICE MEYERS 5c & JOc STORE ^mooRESc~" BAIRD'S STORE THE HASTINGS BANNER MILLER REAL ESTATE CASITE CORP. • Y'*'N_G CORPORATION iiJJ seX?GAR ST0« u1r.MEAALfi'LOC'< ST&m"™*1'""*- •_ - CTOMEt,0NAn> �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THyitSpAT, lIMDim 8, IMS ।I Deer Zolly: • also. Now weTe all straightened under Robinson I. too. am feeling Pvt Raymond J. Mgtherson, I have noticed that moat people cut but this recalls what can hap- fortunate in having had the honor 36190349 I do not seem to know Just what a pen in the way of typographical to work under him. He has helped No. 726. U. a Army j. warrant order lo Warrant Officer te; is; so in in'order to error. Heres Here's me the classic example or of , me no end. and my water colors v Postmaster San Francisco. Cai , ciear uo and order for peo- one such slip but don't ask ui what are becoming stronger and free of » "Howdy" Raymond, (ted to have pie to know that we actually do paper— a lot of academic chaff. Slowly I news from you. That sample of aexist I will try to solve the mystery , "Following the weddinga recept- I feel I am maturing towards the Jap money order blank you sent' surrounding all Warrant Officers tlon for about 60 guests was hell painter I hope some day to te: it's •Sincerely yours. looked like a crazy cross word puz- i a few of the more Important ne- at the home of lhe bride's parents." a long road yet. but little by little sure, the 1st Lt Allen E. Prentice. 01CH6926 zle. tie. One One thing thing sure, the Japs Japs won't won't II cessary cessary requirements requirements for for appolmappoint- . • • • I mr work te taking an stature ll'i need 'em anymore, because by lhe the , ment as Warrant Officer are: That Thu*. AUg. 25. 1043 “ long time since Saugatuck and the A.PXJ. 635 C/O Postmaster time vou 7Zolly aIIv■ — I l fishing you fellows fellow* eel get through with I the annlicant applicant has demonstrated 1' fishing scenes scenes alone along the tlie dunes dunes, but but inc yrnuw KiHiuuitu win, i be uc ■ _positive qualities of leadership, ex- | -1 received• your letter and 1 want I it was in those first landscapes the yellow icoundrete uirir there won't anything left, or anyone for the c.„.._ Ung urt left, m or anvrwa anyone tnr tor ■ th* tne ■ ceijent, crilent, character, character, obtained obtained aa »core score lo .hlink ven mut.h for lha, । that Hat I frit JI had found the ths thing tiling Mrs Ray Hurlbert lin'nr hotter nn hla Armv rtmJap* to collect from. Lou of you ' of 110 or better on his Army Gen ­ O f Gen.. I wanted to do the raat of my life. HasUngs. Mich. R No. 5 will it teat to write and let fellows will bring home many cur- 1 rfrral al Classification Test andhassufand has suf7,,!^ ' froZ? “ and I have never changed my mind. fvnm, V _ I ►' l,.lr nf —..,t ,JJ. Ha. A., J, xSX• 1 ImrirUht Hooeyou 106 fr<xn battlefronu-think of 11 11, ncen education to perform ,the du-— 1 still Jeel thattobeabletocon« the'ssme the unw "We We‘ieft eft ’^ F\>rt o?d and excJUng your -grandchildren tt« of ’lHe.tlon In "L«* --------------------------v. the cUs classification in which ? «*•'u*.1 n° ..? llttte about 1 tribute ‘r‘bute one ire jrt Ord tribute one wnrwi good l.nrtsc.ne landscape tn to the the will be when you get the stuff .out he is applying . wit!, if u world will be a lifetime well spent SteppaFd ” Field/if te MW tot I from there where we went our gov­ and tell the stories of where they p_.>. u„ here, it, gete to be 115 and , .2^5, T Each applicant must appear ernment doesn't want us to cam tell from-and while you talk vou 11 | _ _______ usually corisLlhg of be- down hotter once in a while None of the B l arttet. !• find that eveiyone But I'm not in the Stales I have i ,hrcc or four ofIlc<T1’ ohe wh<,n’ Been In combat fightin8**the p-*—-- •*-- JatnJ ’ s heaven earthta the fight for your right, and . ls a general officer. The ever 10 or 15 feet tall We nave a I lY°.yeek> bivouac Tbu folks have a --------- —on --------ovs went J*.**?'..}® ,reedotn Xou r' board observes the applicant's per- town. Witchita Falls, about 4 miles ' WBB considerable. Letters are more Many of the boys went through through 'Greai Guys' fellows, now and you ~“1” ••*—- —— ronality. appearance and bearing from camp and good transportation jnqUjre3 |n(O his moral charc- to town. It has a population of 45 - artn? ,Bre ,re“d Bgaln B?,d fe. How I ever went through It is wu( oe men. You*ve oeen In service a year this --------------— • ter and general fitness for military* 112. Mrs. John Ketcham got fn again UU their contenU are pracUmore than I know. I've seen things the most ........ ....... mornen- 1 service service »iui with a view to eliminating toucn Knows wnicn touch witn with a party sne she knows which cal y mcm°n SomeBut would turn your hair gray month Raymond, tous year of your life, may vou and |roin further consideration those we nol hada chance to meet one h“ “‘d thBl **r h" once •vemlght. all uiv an the boys, IUIU find iiaupuirat, hanpineaa. peace pravr ; aopilcants applicants WttO who do not possess the us Vl .t t>uui ut wc forworn I• more “ced tetter writing on the jri. »r nre are looking iuusiiiv luivun ■—J P> ........ There are mountains here, it Is and contentment fh the manv years .— i' lo L_. nedwtal in and contentment In the many years to na having visit. iI wisn wish ine the .rootfootP^estal it- -held held in the lhe mid-19th ..cvnKny qualifications, .oa...^..^ ving a visit, .........it —- ........... - mid-iath ----foggy and we have some rain I'm ahead, to comoensale for the horr- I necessary — ----. ..... .... centurv uhen it wax considered n a A,,er an •PPUCBnt , ball team this year al) of lhe sue- . fentury. when I. was considered sending a postal money order check iblr ualiness of these data. It will be b3nrd he mual lBlU! 8 l**hn‘c8’ 7’ i““ “) the world they should have hterary; contribution Your “Zollv far you to put tn the bank for me SSeh8 h worth the cost. Thxts our Sept, lamination in the classification for „ team coffer" Coffer** seem* seems to te be able to enll call I*m glad you have a good Job. How 11th birthday erish to you — these । which he te applying This exam‘ I forth some fine attempts around are your eyes, hope you can Mo Well. don't know what else to | Hastings. ' Happy Birthday timeabut lnatlor. l5 very thorough and if an '.*' “• -•I ~Tj* something for them. You must have srenot the time will come when theyll be applicant pox>rs it he can be ven ,*°.L 111 Bg “ n than< >ou r °* , We have moved down the street 8 big garden. Where do you keen | to our new location because of the joyous again. o e e 1 certain that he Ls very well quali- । the letter. lhe none’ Yours truly. growing size of our unit. We now fled for lhe work. Hope Ill hear some good new? Keeler Camp Chaffee. Ark. | 1 ave our back to Cheyenne mounThere are 34 different Warrant I Pvt Denn Dean Keeler. 36858153 I tains and I miss the old Chief with CWO Don vVifirip‘ w’*’!l<ma Officer Classifications (Mine Ls auIs ad। his rockv face reflecting the rising Hq Sup Bn. 14th A D ' minlstraUve and each Warram Ofnext time I write. tun In the morning, and the clouds ' fleer is a specialist in his particular I Bks. 391 Yours truly. A P O. No. 446. U. 8. Army that gather to make his wa* bon, field and Ids duties are entirely Sheppard Field. Texas. "et • et awhen there's a storm In tlie ofI within that class. Tlie following extracts are from a fing. There are two ranks of Warrant letter received recently by Mrs. W i Saturday night I walked through Officers: Warrant Officer Junior R Cnnk from Cn! Vincent MrPharCook from Cpl. Vincent McPhar- thc "Garden of the Gods " with a Grade and Chief Warrant Officer. R. A Warrant Officer Junior Grade in. at Camp Carson. Colorado Mlvcr dolUr moon ovcrhrad It was WIU a drcam world full of shadows and has to serve in that capacity for the Medical Corps on enlisting and 1 5haDfA ^nened to fit a fantasv six months and then, if in lhe opln- trained ax as n a dental tecbnlclan technician, a I: such ns DttumjCr or Gustave Dore' ion ot hut commanding Officer he that becomes particularly created a century ago. The clouds 1 Ls deserving of a promotion, a let­ position hazardous in time of battle as they drifted across the face of the moon ter of recommendation is sent for­ first aid and carry off occasionally blurring the image like ward to the appropriate office hav- administer wounded. Along with his armv a hand across a lamp, then sudden­ 1 ing promotion authority, for his the life he lias Used his lime off to fol­ ly •' removed, removed. leaving once more a 1 approval °T !115 artr .0,a 'ol/ *’« pattern of velvet shadow, and silI Warrant officers rank below Sec­ privilege nrtvllrffr of .if studying stndving under under Robin Rnhin-­ . .___ . . ...... .. . ... .. . end Lieutenants (Sad but tn>e> but son, a noted American artist, wivose ver drenched light. You felt as though vou had been there before. . the pay of a Warrant Officer Jun- studio te in Colorado Springs: tor Grade Is the same as that of 1 We are Just back from the moun- .- it was al) so familiar; yet you could ' have dreamed it. Second Lt. and the pay of a Chief Ulrn <»o M | „„„„„„„ Another day ,I lay on top ton oi of a Warrant Officer Is between that of *hich were pretty lough, and ended rock overhanging falls where the a 1st Lt. and a Capt. °'i MrtL stream dropped three hundred feet I Tills may or may not be under­ through barbed wire while machine .Tatirht down thm rihte>n„d standable by all you people but SIS.H He's o iop notch hurler . . . and you know how . there it Ls anyway, heads. The gunfire dldn I bother ;P.. There were walLs of rock 1 I would also like to take thLs op­ me narticularly. but the dynamite I ;t^tCh|ng B*av In front of^e he got there, practice and hard work. If he exnloding in my mv face sorts gave me 1 fr^nlI',7 “ sk ’ deep, bhi™and u.. . brokportunity to tell you that Don Jr exploding Is getting along Just tine. He is now the Jim-Jams We are winding up 1 ,.n wUh r|oud (onna movln acmM didn't work out the precision of a placed curve 4 weeks old. wejghs 9tb 5 Oz and is , o'r ' V0*™ v‘n“ ruJ!nd..Sf?l n <• lJ»(' vau11 ab«r' Orwn °f P‘nes ln* healthy in every respect He has the speed of a fast one would soon be lost. tcnnlnglcd with the sides of the deep blue eyes and lots of blonde country. 1 hope its? he former be-’ I rocky canyOn. and the scars along hear. Mv 'Mom'' was holding out , Your car, too, needs constant checking . , , rnhin 11,5 ,ace were scented In purple shafor r«l rfHklr" but 1 believe she and WP*. (!0W ShUl ln * WOrW SUC*' 85 thlS Dad are pretty tickled and are hav­ and even though you don’t use it .much now. Bring nnd I think it H'ss about time .time we got It wax aiffiruit difficult tn to iwiieve believe thnt that ing a fine time being "Grandma into the war. another world outside was sdentlflit in for a REGULAR looking over by our cxand Grandpa|। ... We ___________________________ have some‘German prisoners callv blowing itself to bits, and Thev are nre Just in*L that I was being trained to help i I sure enjoy reading the Banner here from Tunisia They perti. every week so keep It filled up with kids. I worked on one the other day n&semble some of the pieces to try news, especially all about all U)e whn had fought on every European again. • front from Stalingrad to Tunisia, fellows nnd gals in the service. ' A ship's cadre Is leaving tomor­ and I ll swear he isn’t twenty. They row to man a floating hospital. I Sincerely. Buy U. S. Bonds and Stamps are Just like high school kids from applied but it was no soap. Dental Don R. Wldrig our own towns with a yen for so ­ Chief Warrant Officer technicians arc needed more here das and football games. They stfil 1 guess. Your US.O. sounds good— USA I Thanks Don tor the dope about belive that Hitler will win however, God bless ’em. No man In the serv­ ' the baby*. You may have noticed and he seems to be worshiped al­ ice enn say enough yiood about most as a God them Wr have a beiyity hare and Hastings, Mich. Phone 2240 [ rors—when we said we’re glad lol I see the Defaults often. They it has everything. hear about the babyv “pa<r"-lt | hair txen swril to me and 1 drop gallic McPbhrlin) is house Bailie -Mrs (Mrs Mcl should have been kpaw” buvwvd in bften Winifred u pleased that1 hunting In FlinL-She Is teaching ( also to. glad to hear about Don' Jr. 1 have had the privilege of studying I there this fall/Our "young ladv” is — doing fine and has cuC two teeth ON THE HOME FRONT What IF His Pitching Arm Got Out \) of Practice? 385th Infantry 76th Division A. P. Hill Military I Fredericksburg. Va. 36865693 Co. A. 81 Tng. Bn. Camp Fannin. Texas Birthday. Dbc. 20 Pfc. Keith A. Baas. 36152712 APO. No. 4774 ‘< Postmaster New York City. N. Y. A/S Jamea A Springer 35U1 C T.D. Sqd. C. Susquehanna University, . Sriinsgrovc, Penn. Pfc. Louis R. Hooper. ABN. 36151703 A.P.O. No. S14 r; Postmaster San Francisco. Calif. DlBTBtCT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES Wulrri Diitriet of Mkhlgaa, Correction for Robert V- Keeler's address—his new A.P.O. No. is 640 la D. Grable, Add to Shirley M. Wilkins ad­ dress—Hq. Sqd. Tng. Gar. Jeffer­ son Barracks. Mo. Next week Frank Mosher, who knows lots of you fellows, especially vou fellows who held forth out at the Bliss, where Frank now carrys on. will chat with you. Until then— Cheerio. Zolly Coffer. Ur.nd RavteZ OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION Probata Court LEGALS OBDEB FOB FUBUCATION WTATE OF MICHtOAN. IN THE CTRcvtT Court for the county or HARRY. IN CHANCERY. »f Prebata !.r.|. Hill. lUmdaat- No 1 OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION OKKIE J. HI,| JTEU. < lly Howard T. Zlol. n (SeaJ ut Court) BANNER WANT ADS PAY An Urgent Call! thia Order, i th. Plaintiff paper Mill ••id Count; tlnueii onrt it Thia message ia to cor owners who do not Archie D McDonald. Circuit Jade*. Kinney A Adam* Atlornrya for Plaintiff 415 Community Nat'l hank lllilf, ★ Every day we are called upon to furnish bet­ ter cars for war workers. Workers whose jobs are helping much in our National Defense. ★ As chairman of the Victory Service League in Barry County I am trying hard to get better transportation for these workes. it I will, os a Chevrolet Dealer, pay highest cash prices for used cars, or I will sell your car for you for a nominal charge. it If you con possibly get along without your car, call me ot once. Phone 2680. A trua ropy. Allas C. H: OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION Htata of Mich ion. The Probala Court ANDRUS SERVICE country. I /lave been nromlsed a | furlough liy September. It will be a i God send; cauae I'm getting pretty ■ starved to see fuy two again. -Sincerely and with best mambrinm tzs membrances to mv frien friends said ixtllin ' Vincent McPharlin MEN and WOMEN WANTED IN OUR LOCAL PLANT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD 'WAGES . PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY I . > 1 ' Dear Friends. Just a line to let you know that PFC Gtrald Slfton has has passed the cadet examination and Is now training to become a flight officer. He was formerly enrolled In the Flying Fortress Mechanics school at this field. Gerald U lhe only person from Barry County whom I have seen since I've been in lhe army We had been together since the date of our induction until recently. I had ’ planned to go with him but mv plans was changed when I broke mv arm a few weeks ago. His ad­ dress now is: . K.-S Gerald SlftOB Class "A" IST.C. Cedar Falls. Iowa. Sincerely. Arthur C. McKelvey I Thanks 'Art', for writing us about | Gerald. Sorrv to hear you broke vour arm but like the fellow said. "Shucks, that ain't nothing, as long a.* it tnin't your neck." Well be i Pfc Arthur C. McKelvey TSS 602—Bks. T-1516 Amr.rillo Army Air Base Amarillo. Texas. (We are not permitted to print the Company. Division. Ship. Squa­ dron. Regiment, or Battalion of anv that the address we are allowed to print Ls adequate to carry mall to the boys but it will be several days delaved in being, delivered.) S/Sgt. Dwight Paul Chase Ha. and Hq. Sqd , Bks. I IS. Sioux Falls. S Dak. SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE­ VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE lewis Oliver Bolfon. S 2/c *; Fleet postoffice San Francisco. Calif. Pvt. Robert J. Wilcox. 36462375 172 Sqd. 53rd Training Group. Keesler Flelld. Biloxi. Mias. (When is your birthday. Bob? A/S Robert W. Parker Squadron C. 65th C.TJJ. (A.C.I Syracuse University Syracuse. N. Y. 'Otis Leo Gallup. F 1/c Platoon 6912. Area D-7 Camp Perry. Virginia Richard M. Hinkley. 8 2/C D E—173 c/o Fleet Postoffice New York City. N. Y. nona TO CBBDITOB1 OBDEB FOB HVBUCATION Pvt. Kenneth A Baas 862 Guard Sqd Hamilton Flrid. Calif. C. B. BURKHOLDER CHEVROLET uid Probata Offlea UCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will dispose of thc personal property at public auction at the farm known as the old Reese farm located 1 mile north of Maple Grove Center on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1943 COMMENCING AT 1 CATTLE 4 cows 1 heifer Bull, 1 yr. old Bull coif CHICKENS 40 chickens ’ 1 "> FARM MACHINERY Manure spreader 10-20 Mc-Deering tractor Dodge duddle bug tractor 2 bottom Oliver plow, 2-12" Oliver Riding plow * Syracuse walking plow­ Roller Horse drown double disc 2 sec. drag Int. Harv. hayloader Wagon and rack Spring tooth one horse culti­ vator O'CLOCK Side delivery rake Osborn mowing machine 75 foot hay rope, 1 in. 2 new hay forks Pulleys Work bench Mc-Deering separator . Three 10 gal. milk cans 2 milk pails Strainer , HAY & GRAIN 100 bu. good oats Some hoy » HOGS Sow, 6 pigs, 8 weeks old Sow, due in Oct. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Student piane and bench Davenport Kitchen cabinet Hotpoint refrigerator, 6 cu. ft., like new Many other articles too numerout to mention. A/C Robert D Sease Squadron D. HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY Douglas. Georgia. Birthday—Jan. 21. Wendover Field. Utah Birthday—March 4 Pvt. David Goodyear Company F CLAUDE EDGELL, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer L f, CRAY. Clerk � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-09-09.pdf 7c5fc30fa6dda0f5fd7c3a587f013e43 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner HILP BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS SECTION ONE—PACES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1943 ARI YOU v, PART I WAR I 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS BJHIS IS THE PEOPLE’S QUOTA FOR BARRY COUNTY THIRD WAR * ft 1,000,000.00 C LOAN Don Smelker Lands On /?!•☆☆☆☆☆☆ U.S. ASKS FOR GOOD BEAN CROP IN 1944 EDITORIAL of C. Meet WHY ARE COPIES OF C. Next Monday Nite AN OLD INJUNCTION DECREE WANTED! ISBEY ADDRESSES WAR BOND MEETING HERE The purpose of the Republican I tempting to rush through rein­ The September meeting of the conference at Mackinac Island 1 forcemenis to our own weak millMiddle Lake Hastings Chamber of Commerce scerns to be threefold: I tary. naval and air establishments. will be held next Monday evening. । Don Smelker, Hastings, landed a I i—The creation of a formula Michigan Must Furnish September 13. In Odd Fellows hall. 1 7-pound blR-mouth bass while he . question---of which will officially get the party — ------ - ----- - -----------। Two addresses will be given pre­ 80 Per Cent of the Crop and hl* wife were fishing on Mid- ' out of its isolatlonUt stronghold I "isolation.' but rather the degree senting two very interesting topics die take Tues. A M. The fish which The government has rent out no­ gracefully and without appearing' of "non-isolatlon" to be followed. Does Some One With to Do Clyde Stevens, state aeronautical measured 23 3-4 inches in length tice that It will need about 1.000.000 to agree too closely with Ideas alCounty Hears State To Our Pals In The Armed Forces: put up a real fight. Don said, and englnces. will discuss the need and • • • , I Away With the Dam at the ! value beans next year, of a community airport. E ..prearf by pn.ld.M BOOM-: » '» «•». P'"*" «"•“ “»• On ihort notice. I have been he had n particularly difficult time . bass of white War Loan Chairman be grown only In a com­ rr.dy Outlet of Cun Lake Now? C- Fields, head of the state commit­ asked to write a letter for the of it because his landing net wasn't which can small jt ’ the delegation at Mackinac will district tn Central ve tee for economic development, will About representatives of serv­ * ™. . .. ■ . a -• _ II,'I —stop' veer as little as possible frAm ’ 2 — The devlclng of Wan to from the “Home FYont" column. I don't re­ large enough to take care of a ba.** paratively Early In 1905. Wm. F. ’Streeter. tell what his committee is doing tu ice clubs 350 Michigan and a much smaller area and farm organisations in member of. ever receiving any blue of this size. He was using a 24 lb. In New »«cw York >u.a. Barrv u~... countv vvu.... lx on v.. . Willkle (possibly this should have, former isolationist stand — just Ida M Streeter. Oliver England. assist commerce and Industry in Barry county were scheduled to ribbon* for letter writing so don't ; test linen line with live frog bait. the of ill this. state'* enough to meet public criticism Oren C. Otis. Clara B. OtLs and maintaining high levels of product;.c southern rim c: . bean been given top position). expect to much. 1 Bta mouth bass of this size are not ^Ufrtrt district Tn In these areas ., 3_E51<Oymeni ofa holiday outing I nnd n0 more: that they will come Frankie S Dwight brought, tn the .i liUi Ih-w. two limited area* Hon, alia and employment In the period To some of you fisherman, I only uncommon In Barry county must be raised whatever white ’ circuit court of this county, a suit following the war •_jLodr.-.P71^ trolt. state chairman of the war might say. that the bluegill fttlilng lakes but are a real prize In lakes bro ns arc produced In this count rv. amid congenial surrounding*. promise" platform slated in vague to enjoin Elmer .E. Gable, county i--------------- loan drive, as a prelude to the offlhas been good thl* season The anywhere, ' nnd Michigan yields about 80 per generalities which can mean any­ drain commissioner of Allegan 1 । rial opening of the 3rd War Loan Actually, of course, isolation Is a lake* near Hastings have received i---------------- ---------------------county nnd Philip W. Burgess, I cent of the crop. So the nation’s thing—or. in other words, nothing. county drain commissioner • of , Drive herr today. their share of fishermen. We can't ' dead issue. It lost its meaning on call fnr these beans is practically With a total quota of one million make long drives to fish, and keen Barry county, from constructing 1 n rail to a* small district In the Dd.-. 7. 1941. Gen. Short and Ad­ dollars and a quote in **C" Baiwr you boys supplied with gas and oil. The attitude of John W. Bricker, what was designated as "The Gun south-central portion of this state. miral Kimmell weren't the only ones alone greater than the entire quota After nil. unless you get nil the an* , There tt no. limit to the amount caught short on that day—so were current fayorlte son of the state River Drain:” also "to restrain and | for the 3nd War Loan Drive, ftal nnd oil vou need, oyr sport of fish- , I of wheat the farmers of this state most of the Republican policy. which gave the Republican party cnjc4n them from lowering the Branch and Morris Lambie, MM Ing in the future will be gone. Tn ■ I can produce next vear. Generally makers who were playing isolation Harding and the Ohio gang L* prob­ waters In said lake in said coun­ chairmen Of the drive here feel today'* naner I see that the Amer­ | Kpenking. land that will produce a ably fairly representative of the ties, and from otherwlM* interfer- . Dint this county has a stiff, thougtt ican Red Cross Is to handle fishing ' good crop of wheat will «row a good for al) It was worth In opposition to Mackinac delegation. He told a ln«. directly cr Indirectly, with the! bv no means Impossible assignment. kit* for the men in service, at a ■ natural rise and fall of the waters | ' cron of white beans So It lx de- 1 Roosevelt's attitude of giving all Now Moke Violin Bridges Tn fact, savings bank deposits of cost of two dollars a kit. I supnaxe 1 of said lake." i slrabte. If at all possible, for form­ aid possible to the Allies and at-j (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.) county citizens, figures show, some will hove a chance to fish This stilt was brought to trial at | Formerly Mode in Germany Barry ' rrs nf thi* county to reserve some I Money Railed to Be are enough to fill this quota with but for the most part "hunting" the April term of Circuit court that . of their richest soil to be planted | margin to spare. Donated for Crippled will be your main interest. The year. A number nf witneixes tes- 1 The following is taken from the a generous A special committee composed trout streiwn.* haven't been over tilled fcr both th- comnlninants Grand Rapids Herald of Monday fath-n. Children's Fund of men in th- armed worked season. l nnd the '"-fmdantv lawyer* gave this week, under the heading Ices lx being sjm recruited to help U°n rL.bthl* ”™n. ” InMany of .the ‘SS 1 T» H«ln„ K...nl. C[S» U •„>«’« JX? I DEAN "Nashville Firm Takes Over Job their arguments in favor of and "E" Bond sale during the < coun« th. old tlmm ... pretty . .hiSa "IS t- In I.™.. I tn opposition to the drain at tliat That Germany Forgot and will In­ the Mr. Branch said. terest the people of this county! bu.t, .nd MX.to nMrr>."*tu>n. mad. tor i time. Both Mr Branch and Mr. L HASTINGS —Believing that m»Judge Clement Smith had grant_•..... The hunting reason 1* lust around for crlnnled 'children'* P°,"’n gwtid , that the meeting rd a temooran' injunction against1 -'de is harmony and harmony spells empha-slzed the corner, and the indication* ar* *fr ua "oPt v enures G,,,nn Wotrinv. chairman of the Made Thorough Investigation Before Accepting. •erv good ter Barrv roun‘v Rnh- ru"« 1 . B*rev County U R D A. board, the construction of the dnm In peace. William Meyers of Meam. nrsdav w«s not a meeting < Loan Drive commit! Believed He Could Overcome Obstacles He Found April The question before the Mevers and Halvarsan of Nash­ 3rd War tesssi^d-da^rti i «••’ ; It would necessarily feq ------ court was whether the temporary j *iUe. makers of the finest tvpe of that rrnreA-nt.it Ives nf all groups , > be seen week d«va . In the ,Mt ,our of thc "cries of Injunction should, or should not be violins and violas, state that thev who are helping STRIKE FOR UNCLE SAM year R^rUmen fortunate In and tehav around1 ° elcohant" *7 « r.t made permanent After duly consld- are forgetting the master violinist organizations taVting-reire'wrv ”wh,tc variety which ' "•' th* taird'. No^M^WeM.0 Slide ' ond “PPcarinR in the Country Gen­ the drive. Rather, th—" ^ote are are willing wiin£ to to donate. dS.tey These Th4e Ii ,»'r*t Boor nf Na w^h^ to^s Strike a blow now; for our Uncle ering the testimony and the nrgu- to give even' stringed Instrument . •ixmaor 'I People ,r5l_,P n25 ».L -nn reached bv tUei^7n ,em*n ,n TtafSi *te fall ;Sd and“wlnte/ winter issues ln» consists of groups and I ments presented the trial Judge Plover in this countrv the “bridge" ein wall if SIT»Sve »n° ',0Se’ W : article* Shone number Is J®26. we gave Dean Daven- ----------. smith June at 12 nu x-ilalss will rill be put In !r. the hands h.-.r-d: ! “J*1<. 1i ° ofr 1M5-1926. Sam. uals throughout the roan! urrmany forgot lorgoi about. aooui. Smith, on 12. 1905 1903. tiled filed nu his Germany can walk If we have o. of a reoaIr owh,ul comnUtUe ' nhnne_. Hta telephone number M. 4Ujry f h^. UncU.s g J<m Smithy on June U iKk wed vaAL’"’L'k “■ . E l o(,a renalr and overhaul committee In. pre-war Gennanv the bridges . f00*?*.** ' The bowling alley ooened Labor p, »hem ready for the sale. i 2HS- HasUngs. r^e^er^^^So^rS °n“' hOmC---------of stringed Instrumrnti. Ihnw ea-. * ----- ----- --------- ----------------_, i rel:rl KSKCU I or U> UIC Day. The teams nre being made up , what sort of article* are needed? sen 11 a! mapie maple supports support* wnren which span ,*ft*r lt ’*?r*tne knf]’T. — T™.■ .xriiuai right. / (Continued on Page 5. Sec. 1.) 1 the Michigan Agri The Bliss teams are complete, but Here are a few suggestion* given by -it such Instruments were prohev be >* available for for all j **would T would available Buy bonds: to strike, in this free-'-------------------------------------------—— rome of our top-notch bowleg from the Klwanls committee: Old wash- I mentioned his rett duced exclusively in Germany. I . .... .S.au’Ti last year nre missing from the list. ers. docks, mirrors, lamp*, toasters. I In buying bonds, people am Mater for a year When the war took nver the dlrecTn We will be thinking of you when I smoker ncu>. sets, OUttU), sheets, piliv-n, pillow*, books uvuwa a as W llAlif tlon of the Retch, the painstaking being asked 'to donate mono we t>0 into action. In about two] (especially Western novela), maga- ADE BJ|]W turning to the Woodland Ikrniand Buy bonds; to build planes, ships, manufacture of the delicate wood­ rather to lend It at a rate of weeks. I zines, fruit cans, dresse*. costs, | MKL Is VII terest higher than almost any resuming work there. Then the tanks, ----------- -------------— I| guns, tanks, en bridges was forgotten. Do vnu suppose Gordon Crothers silk hose, shoes, overalls, caps, suits. ■ wholly unexpected happened. From 1 - bonds;- ••hard flghtvaa ■■■» Buy to aid the Mevers and Halvarxan are the n-lll nick up sotde now Scotrh iokes. tie*, odd* and ends of perfume and O JI O C / Ih.n nn h* became an yanks then on he an educator, ।i master artisans who for vears In fresh from Scotland? Olb Tate says toilet water, kodaks, shade*, cur- । .0*40.0 I covernm*nt bonds have the with a brilliant career as a teach- •’ Buy bonds; to help the boys in the their secluded workshon had fab ­ he i* losing some weight on hbi tain*, picture frames, electric per- ! » er and as n college executive. He । ricated th- Instruments that thContain Over 400 More new lob with Uncle Sam. rotators nnd irons, paint, wallpaper. . Hastings Building and Loan was offered nnd accented the pro~. Chicago. Philadelphia and New United Rtataa of AmericaOtar bovs are doing a swell tob dl’hes. Riaasware. wagons, scooters, Namot Thon the 1092 _bonds, to show them that we York symohonv orchestras beat antee which m.kea them Association's Fine Showing feSmrahtp of agriculture In our Buy Ip the service. I was talking to John roller skate*, toy* and furniture. Agricultural College; served two i care. Required by Law nathways to th-ir Bsrrv county iM'rttiath the other day. He was Barrel* will be nlaced ut various) The xnr annual renort «. of the —• -----Has- vears in that position, then went . , /_ ., • , ■ .. to obtain. Musical lenders de­ menta. telling about his flvlng. Il is re­ point* In the bti’lnes district and . tln<rs Building and Loan Association, to Brazil to establish a college of Buv bonds; for more battleships on/ Ppt It ions for submit Ing to tht door It i* no exaggeration to say that th- famous M. * H markable hnw versatile these boys nt the school* and factories for any 1 for the year ending June 30. roves!.* agriculture in the state of R«n I the sea. / voter* of this count‘ the merita clarek. thqt burnt Into th- Interior nt .nrd. One day they are running a article* which have been missed by that it is In excellent condition, Paulo. Interesting accounts of his ' Buy bonds; for the boys. hovs bra* brirfe of Iprohibiting thee nOsale ofhave alcoholic ■ 'h «n money, sine- government :e P.L ’roll!..t ‘!n,r.l. mellow instruments the Nashlor me boys, brjrte Hql|Or wl , h)n , he untv been machine in a manufacturing plant th* pick-up Miuad*. • The total footin®* amount to the trip to Rio Janeiro, also concerning , loyal, free, bonds form part of the backing .and the next thing you hear, thev The sale will start Monday momsum or g365 343.67. or con­ that country were elven In the last Buy bonds; for the army to march i circulated in the Inst three or four will rival the fabulous marking of which sunnnrts U. 8. currency. - — ------------- —/--------- I weeks. These petitions contain the nrc piloting a plane. The American ing. Sept. 27. at 0:00 o'clock and _,iderably nver a third of a million two article* in the Banner. A — —- j | names of over IS^O voters of this Antonio Stradivari us. wav of life fits a bov for lust such continue each dov through Wednes- dollar*. The w»r hn* caused n serl- sudden revolution in Brazil nre-' and fight. comnllihea two thln«s. Come From Chicago thln<rs. His sports his hunting, his dav. Sept. 29. from 9:00 asn. to olls shortage of building material.*. vented the carrying out of the plan, j Buy bonds; for the navy to strike i countv—considerably more’ than the First, it provides Uncle B*m with The two men who came to Barry for right. l,w requires for the submission of fhhlna. and his Bov Scout train­ 9 00 pm. Ixo that financing the construction sponsored bv a wealthy R«o Paulo county from Chicago, where both • '» ing. build a foundation which carAn auctioneer will be In charge of ■ new home* is out for the dura- ^7^"i„“ri£l*UBrkS5J„‘n^: <• -a. ' the question. The statute «tates had worked with the Chicago however "XhHheTwi bHv Kmd* v r*»s him through the vicliutlturtes of tlon. That has curtailed adding to Symohonv orchestra, established n „ JreJXf’ .. h’ hf_ It nrtntlife. His dare to do ri-ht and fear the hours of 8:00 and 9:00 pm. the loan. The onlv way the com­ modeat shop at Middlevine. The PJ^Hhe ItamE £ EttUvuS at no man will go far In knocking the Klwanls plans to make this an pany can now obtain new loans is rm__ i i Buy nu> bonds; ™™5' to 10 crush crusn the me cruel cruel huns. nuns. ) cointy of at least 20 per cent of intricate method of seasoning the «> ** hP Bureau_01 Qigraving tnHhMdhu/^iU« nf_______ iH?r» Buy b?nds: ^e whole great nation the total vote cast in the countv Intricate method of seasoning the "Axis off their Axis." annual event to help raise money when It can finance the purchase to (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.) head its college of agriculture to please for secretary of state at the last selected wood that sow into the A new War Bond drive Is on. It for local charitable work. Aside of houses already built: and there takes n lot of money to keep you from providing funds for a worthy is not as much of that as 'n ordi­ which 1* connected with its state 0uy bonds: to punish the trcacher- preceding election, which was in finer Instruments plus a carefully 0,,, jBDanese 194i Twenty per **nt of that vote guarded and secret lacquer en­ hovs going, but we on the home cause, members nf KiwanL* also bc- nary times, bccaure faml'.l*? oc- i unlvenitv. Is al«o an interestin'’ ' te 1092. so the petitions have over abled them to nrodiice vlollpx AUCTION SALES front nrn willin'’, and glad to nut Hev" that It will help put manv cunvtnc homro In Hast'res d« not ston'. We will tell 1t In the Dean's | which challenged the attention of cur or --nnv other .... dollars Into Bonds, -----------— useful articles back tn circulation wish tn sell unless thev know own words, riven In the Oountrv i -»..., —---------- - that Old Glory may 400 more n»mes than necessary P. VORBITRGH. Prow. These petition* h*ve been filed the most prominent musicians of DENNlfi act nt assistance, thnt you may not । aKntn where they can get other houses! Gentleman of February. 1928. It ।' float on the breeze. Having sold his farm. Mr. Vos(| Buy bonds: IV > her <>E< safety vu he deprived of *nvthlng. It Is our I -----------. < ---------------for on »»»the with and dccepted by th* county America. I to live in—nnd that's not so easy.! is as follows: burah will disnroe clerk, so »haU a vote on local op ­ "Wlien I resigned from th-Ml" 1 '’ I “ «ven* ‘ ieas.* u * u “ Needing larger nuarters as their r'; ‘,',~7ri? "lt“ 7.',hu~r of the personal desire that vnu have the best and Occasionally some one mores awav.. business expanded, the Partner? p™**^ **. tion for Barry Countv Is assured. plentv of It. 5ta boys well make 'em , l»on Agricultural College for th-1 Buv bonds: for our future, under 1 or the death of husband or wife [ .The dnt* has not been set. but. it moved in 1935 to Nashville where field nnd vou use 'em. the red. white and blue. ' I cause occasional nnoortu,'l’,e« The ; vear in South America. I aw.med known " aa they took over on- nf the town's rl*M north of Fine lake: knmrn will probably be held some time nmb When you net tn “trading'' U. R. that mv collroe career would be ] Buv bonds: for boys fighting to see local comnany is always Riad, whenWm Frev farm; or 5 mite* this fall. oldest residence*, designated bv w it>e product* nn the Euronron Contin­ ulc war through, | ever passible, to finance purchares enfted with that adventure, for I weatherb-at-n vlnlln swinging from no’th and west of Buford on Ban­ ent. i am-.sure that our trained men still considered mvself a farmer | : of homes. field road. He L* offering a good »n arm before the house. Before list •*111 nroke a verv go-vt tmnr**x|on rather than a college professor. , b uv bonds: for American homes of horses, cattle, ebleinma. fam The report shows that tne the riemAT A GLANCE 5*1 !' b*rs snows runt riem­ Delinquent Tax Was the war members of outstanding rouinment One that we hope, will last for all "Accordingly within n month nf- | and fireside cheer. and household good* own’shares in the company of symphony orchestras from the Harold Belcher time *» t338.494 02O"Tite "company '"has a ter mv return to the States we be- t Buy bonds; for our loved ones who Distributed Monday cry th- s«ls and nearest cities paid tribute to the Hnrrv King willwill You bov* ron terminate th’* fragather here act as clertt. Be* legal reserve of 310.591 25 and un­ ran the erection nf a home of our partners by entertaining music cus a* exnedltlouMv as possible, a* Monday. Countv Treasurer Geo. Its own. across the road from the bom* Buv bonds: for flowers by the gar- Clouse mad* a distribution, to the lo’ers of Barrv county at concerts th- adv el—where in tills lisiw for This is a regular weekly feature divided profits nf 313-790.68 we will all b« Riad to sing the old stead In Michigan, and on land ) den Rate. full particulars. are Insignificant, only 31654. held in the residence refrain "When Johnnv Copies designed to aid you In your cur­ debts treasurers of the sixteen townships, The assets of the company nrr that had been acquired while we > Buv bonds: to strike before It's loo With the advent of the w«r. and Merching Home Acaln." Hurrah! rent purchases of Items rationed by four Incorporated villages and this were aw*’. Here we lived fo- j late. Good Luck and Best Wl*hes from the government. Tlrfs newspaper quite Impressive ?t hn* first mort­ avjt*ar. Then a vacancy occurred <• citv of the delinquent taxes he had Germany's stonnlng prod'ictlon of Due to lU health Mr. th* Home Front to our boy* nnd believes this service will enable In­ gage loans of 3250310.70: govern­ in the^Jieodshln of the C^lle®" nf Buv bonds: that the last armed foe collected for the month of August. vinlln brlHg-x. M-vers and Halver­ ment bonds of S85 d00; , cash on son cancelled their community con­ girt*. The amounts sent out are as fol ­ dividuals to cooperate more fully in hand 315M1.52: real estn’.e enh- *«ndcult’»re nf the Unlveottv of Ushall dread. certs and recitals. stored tn temFrank W. Mosher. winning the war on the home front tracu nf 310.0M38 *nd Mock In the linol*. and I wa« Invited to visit The mirch of liberty's victorious lows: rMrn I lire-controlled rooms their unthe Institution with a view to a Assvrl* 358.16: Baltimore 389.54: or in miles weal andi % mile south Meats. Fata. Cheese Federal Home Ioan Bank of 31.000: tread. flnUhrd “’naster violins and vi­ Ahoy, and 'clear Ute decks. rbI* Red stamps X and Y valid Iros than *1.000 due In deferred po**ible engagement. Buv bonds; for God. countn'. loved Barrv |3na,94; Carlton <42 70; C-as- olas'' tngethe- with the nric-lrex of Charlotte. He U offarinx an again and hovs for here we are — *“ through Oct. 3; Z becomes valid charges and accrued Interest: and tletnh <64 85: Hasting* township woM that will give melndv to a excellent list of horses, cattle ho»4, "Thl* proposition brought us ones all. with 100 cents to you— Sent. 5 and remains valid through Its sale property. Investment t« squarely up to the parting.of the Buv bonds: that dictators, tyrants, 34930: Hope <160 21; Irving 31*130: post war weld' when thev once harness, seed, farm tooH/mdhoueeJohnstown 340 15: Manle Grove again can mold the outstanding In­ hold goods Henry Flannery will Pvt topis Hlckev *17530 In Its office furniture and > ways. For we were nearing mid­ all may fall. *■*. S7'.2O' Orangeville. 3R5R4; Prairie­ struments nf all symphonies Canned Goods. Etc. fixture account, which hn* been de­ dle life, my wife and I. and de­ E. F. Bottum. erv th- s*le. See the adv. steeville 330 14 Rutland <76.57; ThomFnrt DuPont. Delaware ! Blue stamps R. S. T valid through preciated cons'derahly from what It cisions now would involve our best Until then, the firm will con­ wbcre In this issue for full parti­ nnple 361.18: Woodland <124 84: tinue And we hone it make* '«*n*e' to , Sept. 20: U. V and W now valid crw’. You no'icc the liquid nature vear* of service and accomplish­ tn h- busy nine h<Ju-s ev—v; culars Yankee Snring* <1'3 ’7. Total to dev producing Championship Girls you. that this is our very little way through Oct. 20. nf lt« asret*. To offset nnv possible ment Had we been blessed with a bridges for th-1 the tnwnshlos. 31.493.73. of sending you Greetings and best | Brown A from Book III becomes ln«* In them the compnnv ha* *’4.- family at this time, as we were I, REED. M«r. To the villages and this city: Ctt.v strlnv-d instruments of American DF.WEV 181.91 In legal reserve and undivided Inter, T have no doubt we would Teams to Apoear Wishes. Mr. Rend will have an Austin , e —... ----- <r<-----. valid Sept, 12. gnrBr of Hastings 347724: Middleville musicians. nroflU. The Hastings Building nnd have slaved with the farm. But Rule ei Snarks flhon located st 11 •46.64; Freenort 34 70: Nashville. The 4-H'er* had their fair Thurs । Stamn No. 14 good for 5 pounds Loan Association has a handsome being alone. It was a *erio>t* que*- At Woodland Park Fast Court St. in Hastings. no <5138; Wbddland village, 89 rents. tlon a* to how we could be tnoxt end Friday at the fair around* and AtiF. 18 through Oct. 31. 4500 ATTEND offering a good list of M Two of the leading girl* softball Toixl'tn this city and four villages, the exhibit* were the kind to make Stamps No. 15 and 16 may be cncd* and miscellaneous art) in the country will ptav a 358035. . WOODLAND .* M Hammond and John u*ed for canning su*ar In amounts pressfon. romtna through In fine “leave the world a little better for teams came at Woodland Recreation Park girls are growing up to be mi*h of 5 lb. each through Oct. 31. cur having lived." (Continued on page 6) will act aa ekrks. 8*e tl Saturday evening. Rent 11. com ­ sturdv. capable and useful Indlvidelsewhere In thia issue for ft ■'I have long since come to be­ Naturalization Cases FESTIVAL ”•1* When n voung lad like Paul lieve that there are fewer turning mencing at 9:W o'clock when the Stamp 18 good for 1 pair through ticulars._____ S3. 000 In-War Stamps Wilkes L* as proud as nuneh over Oct. 31. points In life than wc have suo- 1M1 meet Landing McCullaoh's. To Be Heard on Wed. MARGARET *' MAURICX Supervitori Held One his pet year old chicken tha* weighs And Bonds Sold at wsed—fewer Issues where steps, Gasoline champions of 1943. The almost eleven pounds, and when linUVENKR. Praps. An officer representing the fed­ once taken are practically decisive. Michigan Rtamp Number 7 from Haste Labor Day Event voung red beaded Bettv Oler takes Mileage Ration A Book, worth 3 Day Session Wed. But tills was one of the lumlng- Jar team is now pjavlng several ex­ eral department which deal* with About 4X» people attended thb first prlre for her muffins there's gallons of gasoline, good througn The Barry countv board of super­ nolnt order for us. as events hibition-Tames in this region while natursllration will b* here next enroute tn Detroit to take o*rt In week Wcdnesdav tn circuit courK Woodland Labor Day FreMv*) Mon- * everv reason to believe that the Sept. 21. visors held a one dav session Wed­ abundantly proved. 1943 National championship ser­ to act on the petition of three per­ day and more than 33 0no in War coming generation will have the nesday of last week. The usual rou­ “Now there were certain consid­ the Fuel Oil ies which begins there Sept. 17. stability to cope with the tremenwho seek to become American Rtamna and Bonds were sold. In Coupon 5 good for 11 gallon* tine work was done They voted erations that pointed collegeward. Preceedlnv this headline attraction, sons ' dous problems that will be theirs citizens. The three whose requests addition, the event netted si’eable tn give 3100 to aid 4H Matters hid been moving ranldly In Must last until Sept. 30 for |»th unnnlmo'ttlv the-e will be a men's game starting for naturalization will then to* act­ nroceeds wh«ch will be turned we- cattle, hay and grain, to »nlve. club work in the countv. specifical ­ the agricultural world during re­ We thought It was a stutter when heat and hot water. ed on are a* follows: Frank Martin to war charities The program hart and harness, and m* ly to aid the clubs in the exhibition cent. preceding months. When I Tire* Jones. Hastings, route 4: Mrs. Jo­ been mortified thi« ’ear to moat tides. Dewev Feed thev put on at the fair grounds last 1-ft Michigan I was by no means Second Inspection* due: A book' week. erh’osf are very oretty 'ear-wtnvs' hanna Marta Lyons. Delton route war conditions and those who at­ Buch a gift is an Investment; discouraged at the pjospecl of de­ vour wearing “—but we were wrong vrblc’es by Sept 30: B's bv Oct for the 4H dubs, undar the lender­ veloping agriculture as an academic members when he could buv a drm­ 1. and Mrs. Kate Elenor Brooks. tended pronounced it an outstand­ because we looked and thev w-rr 31; C's bv A'ur. 31: commercial we- ship of Countv Agent H’rold Pos­ sublect. en *«*s for a dime, but who forgets Dowling route 1. The oroceoding* ing success._______________________ wing ear-rings. Th-re particular btetex everv 6 mnr'hs or 5.000 miles ter and of the countv director of "However. I was convinced that that M h*d to work an hour to In these cases are aulte interest­ NGTICR which ever Is flrat. ing. and will be well worth while it would be many years before these earn that dime. I will no* Snrar Far Canning rnldler At Minters Field. Calif, to fnr any who have no». witnessed A CORRBCTION colleges could be made td see their slble encouragement. In thi announcement of the sale , Sugar for hnme-cannlnw. of 1943 ■ them. The hearing* will begin at Countv Treasurer Clouse came lobs with sufficient breadth to meet of livestock on the George Hoffman than myself kind* of notes that could have ap- fruit crops will be avamhle te before the board and requested nr’- i the needs of the American farmer RUMMAGE SALE 10 o'clock Wednesday forenoon. nroprtatelv accompanied the gift— housewives on approximately the mls."lon to use 3'000 of roimtv —and farming. For the teaching ? door* east of Mich. Ave. bridge While this officer ta here. It will love nn wines and all that, hut we same basis as lost season. No reduc­ funds In the purchase of federal of students rathet than the de- on MUI. Fri. & Sat. Sept. 10, 11. give..an opportunity for nthe.r* who think the one that would make her tion of blue point stamp* will be I bonds, which are now on sale In velonment of agriculture wax still are not now. but wish to become, nurr would’be.— "Angel, here are citizen*, to see this federal officer, this county. The board gave unanl- the dominant idea: th* art of farm­ your wings." who can answer their ouesUons registered Hereford oatti* a breed । for canning sugar. m™u approval to the nronoaal. . ing to be promulgated rather than GARRISON FAMILY REUNION Bhln nr no ship. Il's 'All hands about citizenship and the steps ne­ In which the Hoffman farm ape- i 'Hie next meeting of Ihe board the science of tgricufture to M ela­ cessary to become an American dtSt. Rose hall, Thun.y Fri.. Bat. will be the regular October session, borated. Slocum. Hendershott Corner*. (Continued on Pace 3. Sec. 1.) ept. 1«. 11, ILAdv. 3-18 whleh will probably last for a week. (Continued tei Fags 4. 8ee. 1.) Home Front WAR BRINGS NEW JOB TO NASHVILLE FIRM KIWANIS PLANS WHITE ELEPHAHNT SALE SEPT. 27-29 OF THE ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE GIVEN DAVENPORT Tua w.SgS ML2-...... . TOTAL FOOTINGS Sit ___ .... ......... ........ . "! ~ THE LOCAL OPTION PETITIONS FILED RATIONING ☆ rawi.., �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1M3 powerful with Uilck lialr on their . Colorado, has changed his feet. They usually hitch them in address tandem and will haul ei<ht or nine wanted to print Ki that way. Tile farmers usually wr'^ K-hntcaP School Squadron ve big high two wheeled carta. (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) pulled by one horse. IH try to get Army Air Force Technical School some pictures of the horses and the Buckley Field. Denver. Colo That's the place that eannot be steam truck for you. The cows arc His birthday data is Novetaber 4. -beat! not tested for T.B. nor abortion, but some milk U pasturized. The New and changed . army tells us to leave the milk for ' i And how about some of you tel-' Next week from over in the Milothe Ertzllsh so we drink our own ' lows writing us a letter one of these i The desert H part of Hell itaelf. Delton sector comes Mrs. Merk &£.• u r.^. j With Its heat and blistering sand— rs.d^Ln>7Sr' ss? Bradford to chat with you so until It s a place for cactus and sagethen. Cheerio. ZoUy Coffer. P. ~ O. — 33. care . carbines and that they are rtally , A. - ----- Poatma/ler i bnuh to grow. a .dream and---deadly. I hope thisi I San Francteco. Calif. j It never was made for man. r ;• -------- ------— :| letter compensates for -----some----of ’ I There are raU and lizards, there's ithat I didn't write and III • Sgt. Tech. Eugene H. Ball closewith for now with all my Jove to and bugs_ tnr |nrrtu nil mv Invn 36152687 | you all back there. H Q Btry. 8th F. A- Obs. Bn. Orcnswood of the smcllleat kind. Quimby 1 • Camo Gruber. Okla. Your son. It's a good place to be (If you want i The Quimby WAC8. will meet Kenneth / to go nuts) ■ with Mrs. Floyd Armour Ulis Thurs­ A C Duane D Stamm I 'Cause It sure does work on the , Ken' Is the son of the H. W. Aldday. Sept 9. with Mrs. Myrtle SanA S.N. 36858123 mind I > rlchs at JTelton. his address Ls— I bom and Mrs. Kate Haywood as 84th A A F. C.T.D. 5th cpl. Kenneth H. Aldrich । Wlien the Armv moved In. all the If Tech. 36156305 vitecL Emporia. Kansas. bov.i thought it swell. ' A.P.O. 507. postmaster i They could get so wonderfully', New York City. New York. ' Martin Camera tanned— Pvt James F. Carpenter The wa.CS. will meet with Mrs. A 8 N —36417380 I But they never did think that wheni I Arlie Slocpm on Wednesday. Sept Tuesday nite' A P.O 4215 care postmaster । they sat down to eat. I 15. «or not luck Supper. All are cor' Their -chow" would be seasoned 1 | dlally Invited to attend. D<*nr folks at home: ' with sand! I got your letter today. 2nd. was A'C John O. Isenhajh. U. S. N. R. Delton j The desert is old—not young any- !. glad to hear from you. Batt 33. Co. E Pl 2 I A planning conference will be 1 just got back from our hike and i more. Iowa City, Iowa. 1 held In the Delton Methodist churci) I Bivouacs. Darn near froze in our It's been here since time began— | Monday evening. Sept. 13. Members I pup tent lost nite. I slept with HarI But. you can have it all. yes. even of Banflcld and .Hickory Comers Pvt Kenneth A. McClelland old attacks and ■I my O..U.V, .; y. — We -- had our. gas attacks share. ; churches will attend. A pot luck 1 And Anrt 111 HI take Ink. good" old ’ *------------------ I J-»«er Drill too And a nice 10 mile 36496158 MICHIGAN! i supper will be served at 6:5o. Bring ----------I hike on top of Mint. We had a 80. Co. M 379lh Inf A P. O. 95 iyour table service, sandwiches, one I U. S Naval Air Station lo cnT' B,M> purty I Camp Polk. La dl&h and your sugar. District Su­ ' Dutch Harbor. . ?„“,rn^.h~P’ »»«« perintendent E H. Babbitt of Grand ’ for. We had ail of our stuff jutt Pvt. Clifford Booram I he same as we would have over August 19. 1943 | across. We had our. 2 heavy blank A. S N. 36464342 Dear Keith and Jane (Danieisi । ton Methodist Sunday School .will ets. some cloths. pLstol Co B. 720 Rwy. Qpn. Bn. If vou really want to do some L q. Helmets, T.S!,,' 5?? । hold its monthly meclhig at the and shovel, all A S F,-V.T.C. 1 fishing you should comt up here. . trit. .home of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Lath­ our aid New Orleans, La. . Went out Tuesday nluilt with miv- ,' ? ur ffirst ,rst n ,d *stuff, t,,K nup tent, plate i rop In Cloverdale Thursday evening and to vcat out our cn others in n Inndlnu hnr<><> Tin- U “u thinks 10 “‘ ” ut of. “and n° »ur 1 The Cloverdale W.C.T.U. annual Aleutian Islands arc verv beautiful ' ^^uniVed m'r Sgt. Laurence E- Garrison when the sun Is out and there's no .1® J"".?® ,n. fo!ir . Btrv. C 979 F A. Bn >206375131 meeting will be held nt the church Some of them didn't make | fog or rain. As you probablv know it ,,hours. , Sept. 15 at 2 p.m. Dues arc now A. P. O. 182-A Unit 14 but Ti Just made ■, It and 1thats all. [that these Klanda or should sav । Care Postmaster Los Angeles,,. due. Everyone invited. had,!■.»our rain C coat and field chain is composed of thowrands of , Wf urket to JSrrv re«t!2?nn eJn California. ' volcanic mountains. The sides arc I “ Suw The Banner Class will meet nt the home of Nellie Ryan. 315 E. tn the last traitring period I r.o trees or shrubs Just a few white ।j| gujs Pfc. Gordon Green Grand oh Tuesday, Sept. 14. Usual sperks of snow on the tops. We ! went across. They sure pour it on potluck supper. 349 Ord. Depot Co. here. Two of our officer's went traveled about twelve miles tn und :. you A. P. O No. 402 last week. And one more exIf Cablea Were Tunnels !: out >»|| of ui the me islands oiunu* before ueiurc anchorina ancnoruiH. i across Nashville. Tenn. "“CLs to go anytime now. We know I The United States has enough I We caught about 50 sea buss weigh- .j1 ..wR, to dig foxholes and different | ins from 3-5 Ib« I caught nine phis : ' underground conduits for cables to Pvt. DeForest Snyder. 35330898 j make 15 small tunnels straight • Jois of funny looking fish • called kinds of oiher holp; to hide in. We Cannon Co. 254th Inf ■] Irish J!0? in»n Lords) Laras' which wmen were rctl-orange rca-orange . ?■[< bhi’di . through the earth from pole to with big fins and mouth Halibut 1 ““<* I it be a 63 Division A P. O No. 410 pole. """"*"SSS. "mM Camp Van Don:. Mississippi ON THE IHOME FRONT MINT- thrift/ COMMUNITY NOTICES Back the Attack! Ration Calendar SUGAR: Stamp 14. for 5 lbs. valid through Ort. 31: 15 and 16. each 5 lbw; valid for home canning. BLUE STAMPS: R, S. T. valid through Sept. 30; U, V, W valid through OcL buy UM BONDS/ and BUY FOOD at FOOD CENTER RED STAMPS: X and Y. valid through Oct. 2: Z become* valid Sept. » and good through Oct. 2. BRQWN A from Book III Becomes valid Sept. 11 uihiuuiiihI FLY TOX 8<«- bottle 13c FLYTOX 16 oz. bottle 22c FLYTOX 32 »z. bottle 39c FLY RIBBONS 2 for 5c FLY SWATTERS each iQc DRY CLEANER T,T Pillsbury STERLING FRUIT JARS without cover, doz. 39c BIG NICK TOILET TISSUE flour $-|27 Harvest Time, plain or ultli buckwheat, 5 lb. sack PILLSBURY FARINA Large pkg. --------- -------------------- PILLSBURY PANCAKE FLOUR Pkg............................................................................................. BUCKWHEAT PANCAKE FLOUR Pillsbury-, pkg. — Dots Evjrytliiflj in U* Kitch.n ! 23c 29c 25c 15e 10‘ 13' IVORY SNOW Box ......... MULLERS DOUGHNUTS Dozen any Mze piece 5 pt*. i!». *■ C Loaf ................. .............................. < RITZ CRACKERS 1 lb. box................ . ................ ... . A..... . .......... NBC SODA CRACKERS 2 lbs. _______ ... . lb. 22C I-POUND JAR 4 Red points per Jar CHUCK ROAST Steer Beef 9 pts. lb. 29' 15' 15' 11' 24' 34' OXYDOL pka23c IVORY FLAKES Pkg. BACON SQUARE 2 ph. ....................................... .................................................. MULLERS CINNAMON ROLLS m. -f « . ....... ............ OLD STYLE BREAD CRISCO 3 - 72c SLAB BACON 10c rolls MULLERS BREAD 3 large loaves supreme . PANCAKE FLOUR 1 I 3 H for 4ti KI — Iw CHICKENS OOci Zlt/ Hca7b.Hc" 36c Get A Square Deal-buy Fruits and Vegetables by the pound. BEEF LIVER CABBAGE, new SAUSAGE ORANGES HAMBURGER27c CalKornia. lb. ... Tender 5 nr 3 k CANTALOUP Home Grown, lb TOKAY GRAPES PORK STEAK 38c SQUASH DOG FOOD TOMATOES BEEF TONGUE "£ 32c SWEET POTATOES FRANKFURTS . 33c No points DRY ONIONS FD OOCENTER 206 L STATE ET. HASTINGS, MICH. i Sg45 PET OR CARNATION MllK,oHco"?(V.po,"'39( SNOW SHEEN FLOUR Lz VJ £■ No. 10 con no points needed PINEAPPLE PRESERVES I N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. . 1 ! ! I । •d.lz’is i !“*<■* ® f sh nnd then ms"lng them up in i nbout 300 lbs 0,11 for a m,le Uw i?d4^auh&8 thrfm "gain ! "» keepln*: out of aighL Just like a cat with a mouse. If one I ’ Kn ,or 1,1,5 *,me ‘ DaniToiSt U, send that 85 more Don't forget u> send that 85 more ; >ct vou can see schools of seals and iilnsl If you haven't sent it may-; whales be you hud belter send out SB be- | I suppose you'd like to come up cause it don't last long around here, I and see >ome real fishing. - Am feeling swell nnd -hope to find I hope. Write. you the same Sincerely Yours A s Ronald H Mulvaney. >16167505) Squadron C—Group 3—Bks No. 4. NAAC— AAOCC. Nashville. Tennessee A C Donald Borton Sqd. K-6 Class 44-D AAP.- PFS < Pilot) Maxwell Field. Ala.. WKZO T 5 Wyman W Clagclt A. S. N. 36404356 U S. Army APO 4735 care Postmaster New York City. New York Birthday sept. !6th. Wm. Wceber C-Sp. □owen Field. Idaho Recreation and Welfare Aug. 19. 1Q43 Navu I Opera’Ing Bn.e Dear Mom: , Dutch Harbor. Alaska. -------! Tonight is another working night A c Wm. D. Barnes Jr. August 2. 1943 ’’lit It Is only a simple Job. Scctre Fet. A Section 2 . Somewhere in England.; riord. which is for the purpose of | Kingman Armv Air Field Dear Mom and Dad: [ :l”d enemy invasion. I gue;... Kingman. Arizona. RADIO Your wandering boy ha* finally i "<• have to keep order until somebroken down, taken his pen in hand ,,'u* arrives. We have to stay in , S Sgt. Harold H Lambkie I HIGHLIGHTS! so tu sjHak. and conunitted him-I‘he barracks or close by and be AHN 36154281 self to writing hl/somhwhnt nnx- undy In five minute* notice. APO 4763 tous parents. I reZlly hone you folks । 1 received two banners today at ‘ THURSDAY 6:15 P. Mwill pardon me/for not wri'lng but mail call, one of the 5th and one! Care Postmaster. San Francisco,' California. I know Jo has been telling you I "f thr 12th. The one nf the 5th I Music by Harry James wli.it little/ I write her. We havr "?»’• lo^Ttoeon. then here. I see • —n nn ymttn is lk been on the rw»lvlno receiving •nrt end nf of inm, some I Where where V. Wyman Is .1 a Cpl. nOW now aL%O. also. . Sgt. Reger Lyle Wilcox . I FRIDAY at 6:15 F. M. luck to him! < P( the good old U S A 's productive ’, Good luck . 3524th Ord. M AM Co.,, ■■UUr Secret Weapon” the PX.. PX.. which is is ,i Camp Beale. California. | energies/ajid we have been realiv I! 1 was Just lust in the and ran into I lushing/arobnd and wnrtclntr like I two buildings away away-and macL^tn fact I was so busv last 1 Donald Heath from Hastings, the i .Sgt. J C Hershberger. 36183690 1 month that I didn't get a chancr (1 trat one from Hastings since five । 95th Quartermaster Co, •Your Hit Parade" tc/spend all of my pay and it looks I months ago. Tltkc this month Is going to be th* (1 'They r’,* v have really been bragging SUNDAY at 6:30 P. M. parade, — as .1 guess we ...., did I Camp Polk. La same, and believe me when a G. I ; up our pared.. > J. C- comes from Woodland twp.): “We, the People" . soldier can't spend his nwnes. all right. Tire Boise papers here j something is really In the wind. Bui uallv buil! up these Engineers nnd I I don I mind, as there Us more sut- so we had t» live up to it. well we ; Pvt. David B. Lons MONDAY al 8 P. M. ; Lfaction in doing something to helu did The Col. told us this morning Radio Co. No 1. Class 55. Signal Radio Reader's Digest I the <ar along than In spending Bn. sour money on yourself A couple .stil! engineer training, such as DeMarine Corps Base | of weeks ago we worked thirty six mohtlons und Bridge work, and San Diego 40. Calif. then I guess the real thing.'I nitty , hours straight and two night lust Birthday Feb 5th. week I was working upty three in get transferred as all the openings the mnnilng so yon can see we for Electricians are filled In thki ’ Add to George Roush's address aren't idle. But we jfre hitppy. work­ outfit. Did 1 ai-'O tell you Hint I ran Into., Kellogg Field. Mich, ing. Right now I have charge of 1246 M. P. Co Avn. ten men. working what Ls known as Jim Jarman frbm Iowa again here? • • .« dock detail, at a port about forlv I met him first at Jefferson Bar- j I Sgt James U’Ster DeVault, who mil?.-, from here We take the truck Birks. He is also In tills outfit. This writing is killing my non. a ground instructor Bl Buckleyanti what not. get them to run and convoy them here These trucks are as 1 had a boc>ster shot this after- __________________________' ' shinped across assembled, but nre noon, and as I still have n lot more j io answer.' answer. I will close for — — — — ■ sealed up with adhesive tape and letters lo plywood to prevent sea air and tonight. moisture from entering. The gas is Duane drained and the motor is filled with T 5 Cpl Duane Jarman a preservative oil. to prevent rust­ H. A: S. Co ing and corrosion Our job is to un­ 930ih Enc «Avn > Regt. seal the trucks, gas them up. con­ Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 Gowen Field nect »hc batteries gel them started Boise. Idaho and bring them here to the nark, where thev arc inspected and re­ THURSDAY and FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 9-10 Monday/. August 30' 1943 painted. We really have quite an Charles Laughton and Maureen O’Hara i efficient setup and most of the D'-nr Sira: This is to tell you of my change , problems arc Ironed out bv now. "THIS LAND IS MINE" • The biggest problem is getting tlic hi address which I will have for ■ 'rucks over here to u-. We can han- cnly about one month and then my i <l!c the rest. The icn men which I (■daie’M will be the same as the one SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 11 have charge of me rcnllv green you have now at Sedalia. Am going to a .school on C 47 s । 1 They have been In England about DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION t n week and tlielr driving exprt-ience transport planes) here which lasts The Range Busters | has been limited to two nnri one lot 28 days und then I will ro back । half ton G M.C.'s Todav I had to the san.e outfit nt Sedalia, Mis- ' LAND OF HAUNTED MEN | three of them hauling seven ton on souri, So if you want to and will I, ecm! trailers, another itad twelve send my Bunner here for the next ' and David Bruce and Harriet HUliard ton and I had seventeen ton op a three losuea und then send U to my . fortv foot semi trailer, which k n i >>ld ",d address addre.ss after after October 1st I will I "HONEYMOON LODGE" crash trailer-'for haulinn eraekrd | appreciate it as I like to read all the news that's happening l up nlnnes. So vou see we have to SUNDAY and MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 12-13 teach them what we can and let around Barry county. I don't want you to print this in !, them learn the rest the hard wav Fanctiol Tope and Manila Hunt Don't think that yours Truly hasn't been learning o few things himself. good and is Just to'lcll yoti my nd"PILOT NUMBER FIVE" mess here. Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 Have seen Hollywood already and ' semi was wlim I war. in the motor txx>l nt Fnrt Jackson and that was- saw a lot of the well known places.*, TUES.. WED., THURS.. FRI-. SEPT. 14-15-16-17 nt very much «But now I even sur­ some movie stars homes and some 1 mise myself sometimes, how T ert movie stars. Have looked Long • Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour around. I think that, otiuide of the Beach over and a part of Loa An- I outfit which picks up-enemy equip­ I'.eles and have hat! a lot of fun i in the all technicolor spectacle ment on the battle flelrl*. we have here wherever I go, even at camp ■, the most interesting work in the so far. Looked tne Douglas plant "DIXIE" army. There Ls not much repetition over today jmd saw C47's. B17's and 1 nor routine about It and we nre A 26 > being assembled. It war. around the shins, talking trt the sure interesting sailors and we have a chance to sec I Will appreciate your sending me 1, ’ what v um u is tomlng Luuiiiix ui. In. r>ui Not iuiik long ago 11 ; ' about the next three Issues of the j I -aw five German tanks brought Banner here to me. Hostings,Mich., Phone* 2247-2282 -Ba You can print my address if you ■ back from Africa But they didn't i look so hot You can't imagine the want to but it might not pay as ' equipment and the amount of it 1 will only be here about a month. L Right nqw I vill say j like to . that comes across Everything from FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10-11 tanks, railway locomotives anti read "The Home Front" news and | DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION i bombs to socks and underwear. And the other itgms also, but the ' Home cd course. I see only a small fraction Front" especially’ Bill F.lllotl and Ann Jeffreys Thanks also for the services vou j ot the shipping. . have given me since I have been "WAGON TRACK WEST" The weather has turned typically Ln the army as I have gotten my < and East Side Kids English with rain every time that Banner quite quick most always tou forge* your rain coat «hd it ha' what with my moving around and I . trally been comlnf coming! down. down Quite -n such. "SPOOKS RUN WILD" few oats have re been cut and shgcteea -•'hocked | Will dose now ar.d hope you keep 1 but I donX know how they will ever up the good work you are doing. I SUNDAY and MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 12-13 dry out. The new potatoes have I am. Yours truly. Kenneth been dug and now they ar* await­ James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart Cpl Kerfneth W. Stanun ing for the late crop and to cut C-9-44-D AAFTTC j the wheat. On? of the things tha: "THE OKLAHOMA KID" Long Beach. California. held my attention, when I first Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 lo 5:60 Douglas Aircraft Co. | came here was the steam driven I trucks They have a coal burning TUES.. WED.. THURS.. SEPT. 14-15-16 --------—- please -------------------------------don't be crossI boiler and are very alow but thev I Hl 'Ken' ! will null quite a load and are ujed with old Sell- for using your letter ; Win. Gargan and Bobby Rcadick I moctlv around towns for shbn —••■ou said it wasn’t written verv,. hauls’ Horses ar- teed tp quite an well, but Ken. it's plenty O. K. and j "HARRIGAN'S KID" -stent around the city >nd docks It was so good to hear from you we 1' I for hauling nractlcallv everything. knew th? other fellows hi service •, I They are rtally nice itQck. big and would like news of you too. Tell fTGANE) THEATER Barry I theatkv �TWI HA8TTNG9 RANNtB, frHfrltfDAt, SEPTEMBER I, 1*43 ON THE HOME FRONT (Continued from page 1, Sec. 3) days. Everybody is canning prac­ tically every edible thing In sight When you get back home if you are served a choice variaty of. pumpkin, —seed relish, just accept it. know- come! furlough wouldn't It'*­ good*1?© be^iome^and see Ruthy.Ma rt* who was elev«n months old Sept. 2nd,"*added papa Pete, who I* an instructor on sub machine Iun* with th* air corp*. Pete used > work at the Viking; now hl* ad­ dress is— B.T.C. No. 10 Greensboro. N. C. Where he lives Ln tents, ha* no electric light*, writes home by can­ die light. By Die way Pete dont forget that candle light letter you’re going to write us. From the Naval Air Corps at Davenport Iowa arrived Don Smith iron of the E E. Smiths* at his home In Delton on Tuesday and taking off on Friday for the return trip. Mighty becomln’ uniform on you Don. If you don’t mind our saying so. It was In '40 when Don finished at Delton and he men­ tioned Paul Richards from Delton at Ottumwa and Schondelmeyer of Middleville at Iowa pre-flight as admit H’s on* of the best, how'* that? Maude Yerty came back Labor Day from visiting Keith—we have­ n’t seen her yet so well give you al) about Keith next week. In a letter from Robert D. Gard­ ner to his parrot*, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gardner, he save: “On my way here Ed Mannl and I had a nice visit with Bill Weeber.” He also said, ’Talk about fishing, the streams are full of "Dolly Vardon” and "Silver Sides'*. We catch them on anything from a gig to a mosquito net or a coffee strainer. The largest I have caught was 33 Inches long and I got him with my hands out of a mud hole. Some of the boys have Blue fox babies for pets. They are sure cute.” Robert’s address is: Robert D. Gardner. 8 2/c U S N.R.. 32nd Const. Batt, c/o Fleet Post Office San Francisco. California See Bills letter this week to check these ’fish tails'—printed below. Word from Chanute Field. Ill. «aW_that.uPfc. John. Adcock. Pfc. tlon," in more way* than one. Why. just the other day we heard a laay telling about the bumper crop of cucumbers they raised. Af' ter giving away all she could, there were still lota left and not wanting to-waste anything she began mak­ ing pickle*. Some weeks later this is what she wrote in her diary. Pickle Ode We have a lovely garden it grew lo our delight. In spile of all the worms and bugs that we fought with all our might. And so as each-thing ripened we harvested the crop. But the trouble with the cucumbers ; Bolo have completed" training and we though they'd never slop. hav» been hwn graduated urartnatMl from fmtn the the Army Armv D , iPHd.ci i. have At first we canned our pickles R*U A,r Technical Training Comwith great energy and vim. P. p r_L 3®*8«976 mand in a special purpose motor It all seemed that im>>ortant NMhvIne CTennP ° vehicle course. Nice going boys. in a plan to help Ug-Wln. We had 'cukes’ of every size and Alfred arrived home Just three davs | shape after ills brother. Foster, who Ls in i listen to this official report. Camo Campbell. Ky.—(BPLI----And to be specific—one Was so big we got a gallon jar. rnlM each other by such a close , ya,IePMSL.A|M^tbe waHinL uLi?1 lo keep It. Just for fun. It really was u diliy I margin. About the Army Alfred । auvx "I like it at certain times— i qualified as an expert on the xubIn taste as well as name. I savs. »r t’i mrollis head^hT" ® luce n “U .55'* ’-.?!.. “™^ 1I m.rhin. s,m with a score of 84 Il could be our credential -ie 480th Armored to the well known hall of fame. Infantrv Regiment But as the weeks kept going post ireo. IUSI in case..................... .> r of tiie 20th Ar­ "llXfiFw-iimd Mond.y' —• <^£cS» Our ’cukes' Increased so fast. i Ky., the office of Major General We thought we’d be "cuked” under for 10 davs wns Col Harold G. Forman. 30423344 i Stephen G. Henry announced today. catue we'd never see the hist. ' „ e.iig. ,u.e. r- rI1 r.nnr! Good work work Clnrenm Clarence and and ai as “Char Char­­ Now they are subsiding boB r.. w. I He McCarthy says. "So help me. and we begin to feel Camp Swift. Texas They must have been some special Harold, who left from Flint, was | I’ll mow 'em down.” Gerald C. Rogers, has graduated plant* rotered wrvlce^hlciT'i^nice^wort from “n intensive ' course in air­ with a patriotic zeal. But of pickels In the meantime, soldier. He ha* rifle and machine ! E,,Bne mechanic* at Sheppard Field, we have canned varieties so many. uun medals and he says he lust Texas, and now is preapred to loin Perish the thought, but we’d Just made up hi* mind thSl h?d like I the ranks of "coverall commandos" wAST X1 xs soon we. right now. didn't have any. 'Enough is enough.'-of anything U is „ O.K. OK. You look fine fin. Harold H.nJd and .nt MiSVl! il no matter what the fashion you’re the friendly, pleasant kind Some of our friends have a hazy of a Cpl. we'd like to have when Forces Technical Training Com­ mand. training specialist techni­ idea we have one. we’ve developed a ’pickle passion. cians for the ground crews which Lt. and Mrs. Arnold Perkins are "Keep ’Em Flying." So right now we go on record here for 15 days enroute from Tenn, that the facts can here b« read. Boyd Clark lx now stationed at to Breckenridge. Ky. It Is good to tiie Army Air Forces Basic Train­ It doesn't matter yet so much see both of you and from what we but it may in year* ahead. ing Center at Kearns. Utah. What'* beird Letha (Arnolds better half) your address. Boyd? If we act quiet and strangely tell about the experiences of an then you can surely see. , ,, , Two rather new blue jackets seen That Its 'cause we've been pickled army wife we wonder just which at Great Lakes these days are Mar­ one Ls getting the practice in ’nun- vin Harrington. Delton.- R 3. and since 19431 euver’s. Don’t forget to .send us Wendell Crofoot. Hastings. R 1. Nice having you home. your new address. ■ How goes It fellow*—we'd like to Home Wednesday from Fort Ri­ One of the fellows home last week , „ rBr from fUU hear you., Remember Wendell. ley, Kans, catnc Bob Bush for 14 when down ihcce those wet '— you yc\. slipped .'lipped dorr, days. Bob, you know jumped direct­ told about a new private on K. P ■ — rith a big bag of salt and we ly from M.S.C. into the army and duty being told to take n hum bone I steps with to the Colonel for his eagle. The , thought you had at least broken since that time has been mounting almost continuously. That Is to say. obedient private obeyed—you can something—we'll be glad when you Imagine the aftermath. That Incl! „ e t your sea going lens so youll Bob" is in the Cavalry, like It fine and spur* are part of hl* uniform. dent recalls the title line of a [ not be sliding around like that anyWe like that chin strap with your World War I Hit tune—"would you roOre. _____ __ ______ „ ___ _______ rather be a Col. with an eagle on 1 Dauntless Dames hnt too fellows—give* you that snappy, jaunty, loot—the -girls life ‘ vour shoulder or a Driyatc with a , come word from Fort Des Moines, it too How do we know? Because , chicken on your knee.' We admit, town that Private Ruth Sunday of we saw ail the female* on main we’re a little behind on the latest | jefferson St . Hastings. Mich, street turn around and follow you'songs although weve been learning. I has completed basic training at the with approving eyes as you passed 1 "Gertie from Bizerte hut we have pjm Women’s Army Corps TrainOU IMUSCU bv We can Just hear you pounding a hunch we haven t heard some I. lng Ing center Center here, and has been se­ ll out on the piano like you used of the most original verses. lected for specialist training In Ba­ kers and Cooks school. te Bob—from here on in we'll we’ll bet Dot—Dash News. ' hers to ------ --theme -------------------... be. “Give »«your song will Me i| Wedding bells and Orange Bios- , She will received additional tralnMv Boots and Saddle" with varia­ icnw for Lt. and Mrs. Max Arlle ing In a specialized field preparations of a galloping, canter tempo Blxler who said their. "I do’s", last , tory to taking over on Important Bob expects to be transferred and week, forming one of those partner- ' behlnd-the-lines Army Job, releMdon’t forget to send us your new shlps that can make life so com- . ing a soldier for combat duly, plete. We send our congratulations There are now more than 150 Ions address of your new station. I listed bv the Army replacing soldBill (William) Dibble leaves Sat­ to— Lt. Max A- Bixler. 0-683525 (era atth Wacs. Among them are: urday for Fort Sam Houston. Texas 38th Troop Carrier Sqd. ; Rakers and cooks, draftsmen, truck ■ fter being here a week to visit Ns Maxton Armv Air Base drivers, library aids. r>dlo opera­ folks, friends and a very special Maxton. N. C. tort, radio technician*, statistician*. Marjorie. Bill looks great— has a Greeting*, best of luck and a good stenographer*, telephone operators Texas glow, what with that million dollar smile of his—and he is deep­ oid ’Hello’ to Harry Wood some- typist*, machine record operators, ly proud of his brothers' (Jiinmv where in the south Pacific. We ul- i photographers, photo laboratoiv Dibble) record over around Naples most feel like we’ve had a little technicians, radio repalnnen. link Wouldn’t you know that Ju*t chat with you. That’s how good it trainer Instructors, aircraft and authree weeks ago Mr*. Dolbee trav­ was to see the pictures of you that. । tomobile mechanics, weather obeled to North Carolina to see hus­ your folks Just received. We hardly I servers, chauffeurs, and classiflcaband Pete (hottest trip I ever took, recognized you in the group pic­ tlon specialists. Wc should have a standing ques­ says Mrs. D.i nnd so soon Pete gels ture with your company but you a eleven day furlough which isn’t sitting there nt the piano With the tion here at home—“Anv WAC’s to­ hard to take. but. "we’d have swing band you fellows have—that day?" or "How are we doing?” You planned differently If we’d have was fine. Noticed that you write answer ’em girls. Says Marine June Leary—"Will known" said the Dolbees. (Consol- that your outfit is the best in the fng thought—«oon as you had, the world—well, you being in it. we’ll you, please put rny address in the “V" “°l Date and Place Set for the First Annual WHITE ELEPHANT SALE SPONSORED BY HASTINGS KIWANIS CLUB SEPTEMBER 27, 28 and 29 (MON., TUES., AND WED.) AT THE ODDFELLOWS HALL Your contribution of following articles will be accepted OLD WASHERS MANTLE CLOCKS ALARM CLOCKS MAGAZINES MIRRORS CUSHIONS AND PILLOWS LAMPS TOASTERS SMOKER SETS SHEETS BOOKS (Specially Western) JEWELRY FRUIT CANS KODAKS DRESSES COATS SHADES AND CURTAINS SILK HOSE CURTAIN RODS SHOES OVERALLS Picture FRAMES CAPS SUITS TIES PERFUME Elec. Percolators and IRONS PAINT WALLPAPER DISHES GLASSWARE FLASHLIGHTS WAGONS SCOOTERS ROLLER SKATES TOYS, all kinds FURNITURE all kinds DUE BILLS from local buslne** men and profeaalonal men. ' R° to work end watch and tee that call ypu-"Mo<or Maulep"-how do ’ ally I saw h r.o natives come in tiie barracks. you like your title? Good luck. John.' soon. back he received <quit* , *I have jrvenn. (u,k- >a few birth- nope it won’t be too long before . docen more. T da? cards, one from Aunt Groce, Grace, you’re back home. net and took Burrell and Sarah Phillips. Aunt . Inez. ——Grandma -------- na uaay. van. ueruia Eddy. Carl. Bertha Here’* a letter and poem* from i pretty sleepy then’ so I , nnd ty Thelma ,—im- w. W.. nBetty — and Frank. Paul Rose—the blank space* were I «»t to sleep. I Ju* । Uncle Floyd, and your*. I also re- the censored words PauL although i ln< t°od, when I was ai | ceived a letter from Ron and Kalh- we have been informed that we are 1 an aw,u> noise. I turnip. __ __________ । arine. ,l _now __ __allowed to say you are In the my back to see what was going on ni»ht ----- ..... ' ' , and thtre was about seventeen of . n.?2th. .. I haven't heard anything about .i Hawaiian Islands. . those mosquitoes Ivolding up the A »naX»—or . whether you can still buy wrist ( Dearest Momwatches or not. I wish vou would ■ ---- ’ hm -----------write and let me know if you can. ' awaited letter. Did you think I was 1 rot un this . l W1U M'Pd you the money to get I never going to Arrlte again? I have' w*a standing morning one of them And Ft, Benning. Da C crawl In the middle of the TheretheU scorpions one. when I was on a trip we .I tbren nrrttv Aug. 30. 1943usually a yell, pretty txixv busy, mu but ii Ill write as floor duinn the In >uu*> u, ». , doing manual of WI arms •.A-."‘I Dear Friends and all. ‘TjOMPJ'BjXirf'ixl., from m, JhJ.TL.'rm’ta h“1" And the soldier sleep* out me ao I haven ’It a watch 1 _ ____ Surnrlted? Bov it sure is “ “ Mother and was glad to gel news spoiled mine ground. of home And of U»e good work you I anY morc and “no I haven't been able i hcre ^t s the mo*t beautiful । 8<Jri Mom. did you get the pfc.11 are doing , i »<> W t Hiiie I hive ever t>een-«eept 1 iy •"«*»»«• another one. When the dawn breaks thru, I like to gel them all for I look I am uenoing >uu a paper that: home. It’* more like home than any J ,had talte.n the sky turns blue. for all the addresses of the boys we get every week and also some piaCe rve befn alnce j came jn the mountain were no good *o I dldn t And the sun climbs the mount I know. clippings from other ones that are Army, though. There are a lot of ““d &n5'- Hope you donX care. ao high As you can see by my address I i write-ups about us ' different kinds of fruit here ------ ■ Whatever you do. Mom. dont am now in Ft. Benning. Ga. I was । Well. I guess this Ls about all I an<i -------- ttnd some other funny worn’ about me. I feel swell and In Camo Rucker. Ala. until I came have to write about so I will close ( named fruit. It’s ail good to eat. I’m having a swell time. Tell all the And wander If it will change in the Parachute. I am fine and I : for this time. I want to write to there is no fruit here that IsnX. , folks I said ’ Hello" and send them and bye. bone you all are the same. I Don. Aunt Grace. Grandma, and There is one thing I oonX like and my love. Hope they all write soon. There U a lot I would like lo tell maybe a few others. -kthat —• ■-Is -kthe —---------— ”They <•— — -------• ------------- « —«•— mosqultoe*. are — in -•do mv•— best to answer. Bye-Bye s a wonderful place, thia di ---- .— .— «I — —. । With iota of love you but — seeing can••’t -I —will -------see you almost us big os —----- Bombers, for now. With Oceans of love and a i It’so wide— John J. Weyerman when I get home. How is the old You know, a funny thing happened kiss on every wave. ___ With the dust, the sand, and town. O. K. I hope. If you see Fred ’ ’Howdy’ John—we saw the copy last night. We have net* hung over - _ , . ' I heat. Meyers tell him I said hello and i of the paper. "BonJour", that you our bed to keep them out. Well. I I KftUl u : But you can have my share, Ill Pvt. Paul L. Rose hope to see Mm soon sent home. Noticed it lust said. was lying there dreaming and I saw . Michigan rnmre Somewhere ooniewnrrc m we one come and land on my net. He A PO. 33. c/o Postmaster in num. Africa." We We are not having it too hard now "Printed I (Continued on Page 5. Bee. 1 but it can't lost long. I hope to spotted your outfit and what they looked around for a while and fin- । San Francisco. California get In to the battle soon. As there Ls no more news here I will close and hope to get the Ban­ ner soon. Yours. Pvt. Orville H. Curtis. 36421300 Co. B. 541st Parachute Inf. Ft. Benning. Ga. PB. If you see Mr. Doster tell him I said nello and hope to see him soon. ' Hl. Orville, they tell us you haven’t made your first jump yet but will soon—remember the English para­ the things you need trooper who when pulling the rip­ cord after he’d jumped said. ”171 any. this Ls ripping I By tiie way your brother Earl's address has just been clunged tc Pvt. Earl W. Curtis. 36424974 4th Plton. Co. D. 692 O.M.B N. Fort Lewis. Washington Birthday—April 25th. u I certainly don’t ret lime all during boot training to write *ll ka I'd I’d like to. but I’d love the folk* thia 1* heartng; from them. Boy! this the Ufe. It’s tough sure, but I knew that before and I certainly am a healthy cuss now” ’ Well be writing you Ju»e at— Pvt. June Leary, u^MC.WJt. Recruit Depot. • 14th Bn.. Co. F-3 B.CB. 112 Camp Lejeune New River, N. C. Hats On, Everybody, Gowen Field. Idaho August 17. 1943 Hostings Banner Hastings. Michigan. Dear Sirs:— It has been very nice receiving the paper each week. It has been for­ warded to me from my last address and reaching me all right. I am now an engineering officer at Gowen Field. Idaho and would like the paper sent to me here. The work here U very interesting as we are keeping B-24's in the air . for training Of night crews. How iong I stay here U not known but expect to move before Christmas of this vear. My new adress Ls as follows: Lt. Cleon Smith 411th Bomb. Sq. Gowen Field Boise, Idaho Very truly yours Cleon Smith Letter* August 11. 1943 Mrs. Earl R. Boyes 421 W. State St. Hastings. Michigan Dear Aunt Cora and all. Well. I have a little time today so will drop you a few lines to let you know that I’m getting along all right so far. 1 tried to-write to you a few weeks ago1 but I dldn^t find time to. I hope everyone at home b getting along all right I bet »t’s swell at home now. the trees are ; Keen and the flowers are in bloom, y avbe some day I'll be home again so t can mow your lawn. Those days will come again I hope„ . , | I haven’t heard from Dad for some time, but I know that he can t see to write, but Mother tells me all about him and what he's doing. I’m looking forward to being home by next summer if things go all right. Hope Margie is coming along with her work at the shop and Unde Earl is coming along al) right I can tell you where I am now. though you should know by now. that I’m In Sicily. You have all probably read about it in the papers and heard about it over radio. Tills is quite a country, a lot of moun­ tains and all kinds of fruit. I’ve run out of space nnd words this time so will say "So Long". Yours truly. P.F.C. Russell Silsbee. 364 >4398 A.P.O. 758, c/o Postmaster ★ Articles collected will be placed on sale in usuable condition at the Oddfellows Hall between 9 a. m. end 9 p. m. Auctioneering each night from 8 p. m. to 9 p. m. FALL’S HERE! For Your Fall Dress and Sport Clothes! WOMEN'S MILLINERY Use Your Head to Express Your Personality! I49 The » ell-groomed look is back in fashion and women wear hats lo add allure to dressup clothes to add zest to tailored classics! Butter-soft fell berets, visor types, brims . . . carefully tailored or s|ftly veiled. Women's Frankly Feminine HATS DRESSY J98 The, perfect foil for your prettiness fashions to wear on all your imi>ortant occastns. Veiled and feathered felts, delightful brims. 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AU I have to do is blow the whistle for the men to fall out and WOMEN'S DRESSES £98 Smart Rainy-Day—and Sunny Day—Casual*! Ever-new. and ever-popular . . . these black-and-white frocka are real wardrobe gems . . . right tor any hour I Dressy or tailored one- ALL-WEATHER SHORTIE You’ll wear tills roomy, full cut swagger coat with nil your casual clothes in rain or shine I Natural color, plaid lined. 10-20. zj qa fijU VF with white dot*. frou-frou oollora. MEN'S PLAID LINED SHORTIE An all-weather co’nipanlon that will take lota of hard wear. Convenient patch pockets, fly front, railroad stitched trim. 36-44. zj aa lainJ V CAN VITAMINS CHANGE GRAY HAIR? Raod !/>• amazing txpfianco of gray-halnd people in Calcium Pantothenate tests sponsored by Good Houtokooplng magazinn. According to this roport: OF SEASONS SERVICE! Men’s Fine Marathon FELT HATS 398 Way out in front as style lead­ ers .. . and built to take the hard knocks. Fine fpr felts in the best alludes for fall. 1943. ★ Members of the Calling Committee are calling each household and your con­ tribution will be picked up between Sept. 10 and Sept. 25. Your early preparation for gathering together your donation will facilitate the transportation problem. ★ FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE and those families not contacted by phone, there will be barrels located throughout downtown areas, schools, factories, and out­ lying places of business. ■wsvESfirax s?: Men’s Thrift-Priced t*tM axauunt used in t««li above) PLUS 450 arsy;.“.irft; Stebbins & Jacobs Hastings Phone 2131 MARATHONS 298 Economical Ide fall style. Fur felt! BOYS’ DRESS FELT HATS GIRLS CARDI Warm, bright coIorod sweat­ ers In casual style*. Ml. SKIRTS, SoU4a, PleMs fi Boys' COAT and knlt-and-etotfe �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER », 1HJ a Past Department Couuuander. and 1 IMPORTANCE OF I Spring* At present he to able lo K..» I, .,*>1 AMERICAN L.KUIVH LEGION his be UP and__around but k. still weak MmEAIVAH hto record re<:on{ in ln the ( Legion, gives as­ GOOR HABITS ---------.-.^the^nweting will be. S""1 “ "* WELFARE MEETING “ ".SSUwi. (From Roger Baton's letter in the Greenville (Mlch.t Dally i —.. I New»> ■ Lt. Hathaway is determined to I recently asked a group of em- , conquer the tfleets of the disease, Sat.. Ui.. Sipt. Sapt. II. IMS 1943 Wendell Lyons to (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.) 'lovment managers what kind of tdid If trying can win. he wUl even­ men will be mmrt demanded by tmh*?. tor*n*r "J ? Direct Boy's. “Since my golni to South Amer- players after the war la over. The ' “ ^a,?Lhe. > .,**YL.loIl! »»’?!.' •—-» Hantpn Startw Returatev m HaUilea the experiment station had be­ I unanimous -reply was: “We fear 'That U the right spirit. 14. though 'September 11. at 7:00 p Programs at Flint IL’ publication.’ ' that the war is breaking down the away—you 11 win out, even though' tome .n ♦»'-tor. factoi time the Initallatlon of the new dlattict -Wendall R. -Lyons, son of Mr. nnd >ear I was gone were moral foundation of many weaker ‘A."1*-* *>ke considerable tfmr— । ............ ..~^y Had set a new in­ men; if so. they wtll find It dlffl- Ed.i M ‘ He would **be ' glad1 ,nto h'hear rL^.r.^.,,7 rTTT, r'* ‘“ “r'L!S3 MTUIU “ or °< wiaciicyuie. 1 _ n 5 ’ Hastingsw.‘friends i Department Commander Ray been appointed boy's nroaram sec­ w get poaltlonx ponuiona after alter they nicy rerr- . from ZE*™**!»" ***li‘X’ who can C. Conlon* fluence at work—the spirit of re- . cult to tion will b. lhe iniUlling ofL.ury ‘ utlte Fun VuUA LySs. , •** turn W«- employment manage™ icarch. We were already beginning I turn V' - ---- ---------- * ----------- ■ write him at Uns address: fleer. Refreshment* ge. Refreshments and Jrt-to-1 who haa been serving as associate j0i have a literature „ot agriculture. wtll then give special consideration Lt. Roy Hathaway .. --------------------r.na I protrBm JM! gether between 6:00 and 7:00. taj^jupon..American to Uie character nnd habits, of £afc_AH”y w'<,.Nav7 Hospital __>rd upon American conditions. In lhe afternoon, slarUne at 3:00 । moved to Flint in January. 1B42. “It was easy to foresee a new era those who spnlv to us for positions., Hot Springs. Arkansas [». m, there will be a special meet-1 succeeds Robert A. Horrocks, who in education, for the Hatch Act had Wc will seek for men of good habits--------------- —---------------ng with the new Department Field DEATH F AI.FUEL'S resigned >Mt month to take tiie cslabhihcd a research nrganizatloo rapecislly those who do not touch Service Officer, Ray O. Conlon, general secretaryship at Jackson. in every state of thr Union, and liquor." ; ' ■BENJAMIN FUTNA.M RlirBd mu’t give place to certalnt Alpheuv Beniamin Putnam, aged of Grand Rapids, who has been usMr. Lyons was graduated from 83. of Middleville died early .Tuea- eigned to this area This meeting Western Micdigan College <4 tu.i-' ties, We know now that this bit MUNICIPAL COURT ueimar Hager twger Jr.. ur.. 18 >a of or Delton. utuum.1 day morning at Pennock hoaplUl lias been called in order that the cation tn 1837 and taught at Storr of of fe federal legislation wax the means Delmar tervlcc officers from posts through­ Commonwealth School for boys at brought into Municipal court «here he had been a paUenl for ■cf’ making research “*■' *" *ln*tead *““* of ‘tra­ wm WrfS’vL,. .£1 “ii". >o H, w,. .!>. Kn M the out the district, and iy. all aiK.3r other Le- Albion until June. 1H1. where he dition the basis of all Instruction, organized the school's first alhlelic thus hitching the colleges to the s» be able and physical education program. He living world id become was teaching m Aioiou puouc . ---------------Michigan from Ohio in 1UI. Mr. present their problems and "All this was in the accounting; I Putnam Hr. wss a captain In the acquainted with the new welfare scliools at the lime he received Un? besides out there In Illinois, in the TRAN8FKBKED TO Civil War Surviving are his son *ct^P of thf Department. offer from Flint. At present, he is very heart of thr American bread HOT SPRINGS. ARK. Relatives here have received word Frank of Grand Rapid*: five grand The American Lagion is vitally also chairman of the youth welfare basket the puzzling problems of from 2nd Lieut Roy Hathaway that children; ~t three great-grandchil- interested in rendering all posalble, of the Flint Junior The threat of Kiska tn Japanese , agricultural education and develop­ he has hern moved from Camp dren: a sister Mr», Florence A. aaslstar.ee to the families of the committee Chamber of Commerce. could, and most likely would hands was more imaginary than ment themselves out more rapidly Maxey. Texas, to Hot Springs. Ark.. Butt* of Benton Harbor and two veterans now in the service and the real No grand-scale invasion work and more completely than in oth­ where he is receiving the Suter brothers Jesse of Grand Ledge and welfare and rehabilitation of the treatment for polio. He Dan D.. of Bantleld Funeral serv- veteranafter he return*. This could have been launched from thl. er sections of the Union ■ K«nney AU.i Uie infantile par-' I.,. win be ». -XIUUUIU UUIVI>...w "... was ..:r.:kcn uitii Ires’ will at Uie Walldorff funer- ..... meeting will a,--, give interested Legton­ bise against the United States and "All things considered, therefore WAb — ■ on — JUlv —•" —■* 1-• al------••-----------------•».» -""ortunlty of learning 17 — and --------was exceedhome•”--------------this Thursday afternoon nalres the oppor it won't greatly increase our abil­ the proposition to- visit' Illinois, av.sls ..le task before them I Circle No. 3 of the W8.CJ5 will liglv ill for some time, badly afat twn o'clock, and Interment will something w. of the ity to launch damaging blows developed within us 'he yearning feeling . und a* many a* can possibly do so ! hold their meeting in the church hia arms and shoulders He be in Riverside. " r, ' , ■* ■■ to re-enter college work to be again against Japan. i pallors on Friday afternoon. Sent are urged to be present. with young people: tn have a hand first received care nt Camp Maxey 10, at a2:30 i»«.. p.m All The fact that the new Depart- >v. m members are IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE . । in what promised promis'd to be stlrruiv stirring but ha.v now been tranzfcTred to . ment Field Service Officer is also . urged lo be present. the Atmv and Navy hospital In Kot' But It was at Kiska that the Jap- times ahead, and to pa ' some­ ----- — .w,—on to t|lr next generation. (possibly for the first tune in their] Thr event brought us Into the stir­ modern history*, ran away trom ring 'times all right I only hope that we left something behind trouble without indulging In one worthwhile WHEATIES 10c • of their suicidal ••last-ditch" stands • ft wa.« Dr. T J Burrill who met Ccunlry Club Whul FUkei. Ig pkg 8< Never before have Tojo'r- minion;, me at the station, entertained me yielded an inch of ground without nt his home, showed me over the ROLLED OATS 5 29c fighting to the bist man. ...... ...u .... • • • । ting Thl’ latter hr could welt do. Regular or quick cooking . Can It be that into the tradition- for hr had been with the univrrCREAM OF WHEAT pkg 22c bound coiuctousneas of thr littlr **'* Roni thr beginning, and was I Moody civil war in Spain. Italian | talatlve attain, and a frank >PI conquest of Ethopia and Albanlai pralsal of evidence tor lack of Its i and Nail aigreMinn against Austria: which led lo open charges of graft <«.b. „ *-r p.b. (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1.) | wririrer i ----- 1 s-,?te!wen! An interesting sidelight—a poll of several top-ranking English and American military lenders Ln Great — ..... gave ----- April. .—.* .... Britain 1644. as. the advocat'-d nn tntematkinai organ!. . .. earliest date at which the war in aetion in which Russia and China The unrealistic attitude cf some Europe could end. Some named an would Join In preserving .r~“ r the ultra-conserve .world the Rejnibii-1 ,^2 ” ' . ” 7L" "..T ”' nt but Vii ultra-conservative Rejnibhriatc. soma a later, । can leaders u further reflected by APr1*- 1M-* *M thr average of all .'Udi men as Senator Taft of Ohio the gueAses-and these men adBui who told reporters it was his view milted that their selections were Bounds fine, doesn't it? rhal does It mean? that the Republicans should elim- Jlul that—guesses. ' ■ mate foreign policy as nn issue in ... , . . The word "undcraundinr* u Irfhe 1044 ll(„ V4nilWMI11 ilu VM11 --------- - ------r-------Kiska---U ,probably more ~.. important campaign „and concentrate1 ------cover a multitude of sins of ointe-. t>elr RtlMckM on ulc New Deal's Ter for the manner which was nr.er In ~h!c “ -U. It nms sion As a matter of fact, this n.3naBcm,n. Of domestic affairs! taken taken than than for for what what itit actually actually country and Britain have always | ... is. This fog-bound, mountainous. had a pretty fair sort of "under­ Talk about the Ostrich burying barren Aleutian island was of Ut­ Blanding’* between themselves in ils head in the sand to hide I t,e practical value to . Japan and military and economic affairs. That ... it will not be tremendously useful * us except in a negative way— we are there, the Japs won't be. ITORIALS to prc*er ‘ ' sea open — for traffic keep the —lanes ---------------- while England depended on the threat of our navy in the far east re was to keep-Japan In line. Thr--------neyer an alliance, just a rather but • complete "understanding" that wasn't enough to prevent an­ ' other world war. blinkered point ot rtew. But Ls the American public which ls .'pending hundred.’ of billions of dollars and n human cwt measured 1,1 thousands killed and thousands more maimed and wounded, to win n war we didn’t want and Into which wc were drawn by the pres-1 vur<- of international politics (In The formation of nn internation­ which wc took no active parti, go­ al organization in which Russia ing to Im1 deluded into forgetting and China would Join in preserving about foreign policy and Its rela­ world peace, also sounds impressive tion to the [XMt-war cral Before World War I there the internatlcnal court court a; at me Hague. This was Ml'international an biict naitoiou organization to preserve the pence al which all nations, including Russia and China were represented But the organlzaton had no real authority and was powerless lo prevent World War I. “ Another war af.cr an interval of ,<,>s than ^urr decades would be ». n,orc . costly blunder than could be . cl'- uih'd up •‘Salnsl any mlRmanagcm<fnl <jf P^ely domestic policies. fir AII AC TUE lit* AN Ilf I Hf m| NQ|j (QQEeE ORGANIZATIONS * e£fi9K£M/BU)'Mff'a>fne SeeitINTHEBEAN national issue this time with great­ vincible? If so. the victory of Ki*- In a scries of the most difficult sit­ er boldness and intelligence than ka far transcends Ute mere recap­ uations that ever beset a mar. erK . it did twenty-five years irtto. forcra ture of a rocky pin-point of land gr.ced In college service "In conducting me over the farm - After World War 1. there was for another world war will develop .wjt In the midst of the “world's and about the bums tiie visible the League of Nations. This. too. and we wtll again be drawn in again worst climate" । conditions were evident—loo evi­ against our wishes. was an international orgrjUzalion dent bv far and rhe less said abo<r 1 KUka doesn't mean that .... I4 .... * for preserving world peace Chinn It anything either bold or in­ ' Japs have broken or are likely to | now Hr was frank enough t‘> and Ku'sla were members—in fact, telligent results from the Mackinac the Ruslan delegation headed by conference, wo will be bowled over break in the Immediate future. It that the herd- had been dl-nersM dues, however, indicate that ttic -2.nd ‘he mam farm ren.ed for cash Maxim LltvinofL invariably took a . ... . . , , ... Vrnni Him feu him TI Isnmro learned tilat that the few Jap soldier in spite of fanatical From leading part in nltcmpting to push with suriulsanimals nnd the 111 tie equipment zeal inculculatcd by years «( Jingo­ that remained were the property- o| through an arms limitation agree­ As James Haswell of the Detroit ment backed by non-a egression Free Press mentioned, “the con­ istic training and cmpe.-cr worship the experiment station*, that ontv and an admittedly Spsrtan abllity seven student’ were catalogued in pacts which would really mean ference iMRvrn In a fog." I to rndurr hardship, can break. Just ngriculturr. and that all Instruction something. Tiie U. s. A. wav not in that department had been aban­ officially represented at the league Haswell of course, was referring I like anybody else, when the going doned. except for a brief season In id the" weather—but not nccexvartly .gCU-tQQtUUgil---------------------- -------- i thr winter, but-that there »«.•• n official observers. exclusively so! , fettled determination to revive th” [OATS GROVE college of agriculturr "I have a vivid mental picture of But the la'ague lacked author­ •Any Republican mrcliQg which I... L. ... The A ^fi met with Mr’. Frank ity and was jowerlczs to prevent, leaves out Hoover. Landon and Kilmer for an afternoon meeting the 'itrand old min." as he wa.i Thursday. ’"~’ ““ ’ After * *•' •the “ buslnc.-s an nffe-tkmatrh called, standing there hot only World War If. but the Wlllkic d<>cs not merit serious cxmi- T* in the midst of that agricultural interesting program was given in zlderalh-n by Republicans at large charge of Mrs Floyd Kimble Tea rhaiw of dilapidated buildings ,, ... , end cookin’ were, .served * Thr C. broken machinery and n---lcc»cd Hoover and Landon were climina- e soclctv rccrntlv elected the lol­ (Iran nbb'.it some’bins ’which had led so that it wouldn't seem too — lowing officer*: — , —..Far! Sea- presi ­ dent; crude when Willkle was left out. "* —“ LnVcme ------ Clum. Vice P An- nn rr-nectablr existence. Cimrdra Endsley, Sec. nml Tr--1 For the most part, the Mackinac • iMfr^Beiur’AllrywiTtsu': Pijml’t ...., Tv»h (hue nwivi-t he renutrktd i” if tn .... Counselor, Rev Thornp.ou. Llinvif -Yrs. it look’ nrrttv bad eommllm L. m.de up «I llu, re­ , Brisbin; Devotional, fiupt.. Sca.'c; profr’ or Dnven'sort. '-nd if’ foliv ....... i,... . ... .. „..l.u devotional, nupt.. vestaVesta oca.'c. •ia ...a— indsi-y. —looking actlniury <lcm<nL> thr RepubliIXKlltO ut— Supt Audra >>ul.. triedIn . iin.iirreuKiollv • . .. n-u.. »>•kuui ou u■ •.. -trnuuoi i-uon.’ bsd DSC1 aa ,‘lt l> lfKllt5 loo*.’ Bur i C«n party tv.rtv who who u....» —_ r.iHis;r........' . 'Mp. ««,. Uo can tried ini'UCcerafuHy Hclly Hunt. fuiVcme Clum; anil -u'ladinc hh “o । tn rtop Wlllkir four yeat'. ago. This Sicnary Supt.. Ivnh Brisbin liilmls. and Illinois is an — - !1 The C. •»F. meeting next Sunday i>i« time, it appears, they arc attempt— — -..its v.., i ,.... I ■ tide—^What vou mv here ing lo get away to a running start! *’t.!Lbe ,rd bX ... Subject "Young Peoples Work f such a Commonwealth It Attorney General Herbert 'a rwoph " This was ’tv Rushton goes into the invc.-tigaliou ’ pav Demon da mJ fanrilv on of ttv- Michigan legislature with'Sundav *‘ School ‘------began Tuerairy rave inc a new vision of .'•criSrc ai the aggressive determination of a with ' ' “ Mrs Lyle Olmsted u.s teach­ decided me. whatever the ml;1 er. * A family gathering was held Dewey in New York Cite i handicap to reenter college won nt E S Thompson's on Sundav in gusun itf Wayne County. .— honor of Walter Thompson's birth­ forts will command nationwide at­ day Mr. and Mrs. Hnrvy Wood­ tention; If, cn the other hand, ag­ man of Grand Ripids visited the known In Mlrhlnan that mv first gressive determination proves to be former's parents. Mr. and Mrs John imnulse h-.d been to declh.r to b-' for the position. But conspicuous by its absence, neither Woodman on Sundav * Rev nnd considered with''word' nnd vision like the»r Mrs. visited Mr and will: ruch n man as this on the the attorney general nor respect — ------J.—O. • -Crawford — for state government will pain in ?Jr’- w*p- .Vr<x,ki. Sn mid Mich n state n» Ulfnoh and Mr Mrs. Nell Smith 1and ground »Ulure-to put it a* charitably as Mr nnri ‘ N '" Sm,!h behind U». nn the spot dmighttr of Midland spent the week lo cast mv Ihitdecided with Illinois If the I>O* .u — k 1-4 >1 I mu did new here Hin-r after »i»v having spent two opportunity offered —a rbvisinn I A good thorough, airing of leg- w,.rLs Wall lake h ve nrver for a moment nnrctt'’<t T have known few men whom FOKT1 FY Wrar Diets icith PURETEST PLCNAMINS Daily Dose Supplies The Vitamin Equivalent of— New j Arrivals for the School Opening 4’/i pts. mi|k A 72 capsules $2.59 thine of the impression thev made But it is imn -r.’ihie to tint into print, or to convey bv other artil > ■ it means th” beauiv of hi’ de­ liberate. almost reverent nronuncia- : BOYS' BROADCLOTH SHIRTS-asst. colors. All sizes. $1.35 SEPARATE TROUSERS for school and fall wear. $2.50 to $6.50 Sixes 6 and up to High School sixes SWEATERS-Slip O and open front. $1.98 to $3.50 Long sleeve: 98c Bright snappy colors. 4 to 14. KNITTED SHIRTS 291 3 SALAD DPESSIHG 17c COTTAGE CHEESE Creamy fresh. Nel rationed TABLE SALT VI-DELTA EMULSION l1nAfhbylmia. A and 0 I" oremge- QQ ITEBBINS & JACOBS 1 REXALL DRUGS Hjisllwp. Mkb. Waters Clothes Shop Selling Quality Keeps. Os Busy ♦ HttWWW l-H-He-e-W-v-HS-1 4 >b. SMOKED Hams * 33c Sliank Hall. 5 Poinls (chumgoid. ib 254 Country Club LEOHA SAUSAGE Ib FRESH, LEAN . 6 Points 32c Ib. 33c 5 Points Assorted, sliced. Ib. 3.7c THURINGER 7 Poinli Ib 41c Summer Sausage. BRAUNSCHWEIGER FRESH COTTAGE Buffs % 33c 7 Points No Waste. FhE-.r! EfitS E,c ,5c FRITH SPLIT PEAS 27c SE«iDpLir:BcM$2 2 Points per ib. 12c CAMPBELL’S 13 P: 20c PiFCAPfi.E 7IDEH3 . Pomfs DICED CARROTS Scott Ccjeiy GERDES'S ie<. « 8c 10 Fo nts <■»» 7c. Raby Freds Stra.ned or Chopped. Point ns 2«, 14c II Pcints Chicken Need's Pea Soup, pkg 8c 13c CHICKEN SCWP 4 Pts. X Me , KROSO Stcfteniag 3 4 Poinlj p»r Ib. Purs Vbgalabh. CARTON LARD Pure, rdwsd. fo 17c 3 Points GRAPE JAM Smo. Liver Sausage. 2 ft 28c SPARE RIBS Sliced. Ib. 22c Ib MUSTARD Quart 13c 81.10 GOLD MEDAL .33 Flour All purpo RED MARASCHINO Chorries. 14c 16 or jar 26c MI-CHOICE Msrgsiine it> 13’ Por.ii 22c 25c 4 Poinli PORK HEARTS 3 ph. Ib. 20c Ib YELLOW PIKE r.-W» 39c 43c Fency Virginias 3,b- 25c & MICHIGAN POTATOES 15lb peck 45C U. 5 No 1 ! Vitamin Enriched can 11c FRAKCO-AMERICAN Spaghtlfi VICTORY DINNER 6oz Pi9 13c Chsl Boy ar Dco KRAFT DINNER p j l Rod Poir.l 10c . LUNCH BAGS pH o' «o 10c . Eipboited Paper Napkips, pkg iOc P‘a DIXIE FOOD PACK 25c Cups with covers, ideal lor picnics 4c Ib b«o 45c LARGE BUNCH 10c 10 IDAHO POTATOES Good Bakers Wyandolta, can fle 17c uo PLUMITE OdorlcM drain cleaner JERSEY GLOVES s.oW„ p.\17c Canvjn Gloves, pair 13c BORAX jo w.t.«2 J?, 25c TRUMP FLY SPRAY cuiio- 95c Gallon 53c RENUZIT ■CARROTS California. 7c CAMEO CLEANSER Boraxo, 2 pkgs 25c Fresh, crisp 4 29c lbs Make delicious apple pie RUTABAGAS Sala allactiva dry closner 13c 006 FEEO MEAL 2 5 Ib bag 27c Krogsr't CLIFTON TISSUE 3 .on. 13c orFltsca Wrappedbaihrcomtti.ua Ib 5c New crop Canadian “beggies* RED CROSS TOWELS Red Malaga Crapes .on 8c lowel Holder., oath 12c MOTOR OIL bciile 23c Parawax, 2 l ib pkgs 27c EHR1CHE0 Flour 2 Points roh LIVERS Ccrrplsio wilh caps add rings RUBBER JAR RINGS 3 pk9i. 14c Enriched A. « pu. ||, 40c 3 1C Sweet Potatoes Good cockers. 63C S1.27 LAUNDRY SOAP WEALTHY APPLES h'.ASON JARS .Quarts Oos 7c 1 lb pkg Arm & Hammer Uan. t, print. No 2 Pineapple Gems 23Dole 20c Points Dole Pineapple Juice 12 Poinls can 15c No 2Vi Clear Sailing Brand Spinach can 19 Points 12 Poinli 13c Larsen's Veg-All No 2 To.-r.ato Juice c«»i.-y ciub. s n.. 10c /» , New Pack 18 Poinls □•weer reas (coumry ciub, no. 2 <••» ud Nr iic BULK VINEGAR c.n- 20c Qrada 26c or Parch Fresh, Not rationed 4 Poinls first ol the seaion Pint 59c Large size, for frying Michigan Broilers. Ib. No Ration Pojnls Citrus Merma.'sda. 2 Ib |ar 31; Avor.dalo C>d»r Vinegar, ql 13c 7.11 OYSTERS CHICKENS 7c PHDEHIX Scup Mrxcs 4 ph. Lean, mealy 5 Poinls MEAT LOAVES Picnics ib 28c 2 3 1 Point per can SLICED BACON PIECE BACON Sliced. “'55.! $1.05 51c b 17c ib 20c lb Vilamized WONDER NUT . Margarine C ikA'tl fcVap. IVsIlK 2be For canmr.g 'oi baking Odessa - lar.iy quality. -ON FAX DAY, BUT BONDS— . . 5c 3R0WN SUGAR CERTO Back the Attack — Buy Bonds ! XoVaCKCrS Country Club - PUin cr Iodized 2'1418 ..<1 Country Club Sodas. A»k about pencil offer - your name free. । 23c 3 BEVERAGES Jelly Glasses, dozen 37c * Aederle ££ 10c Alpine Brand LILY WHITE Flour Sincerity Flour Peanut Butter 12c n. Plain or Sugared—-——r--------4 v> Cello Wrapped do”n I JC Doughnuts Krpgcr’s Embassy - triple whipped 18c 24 oz lug 25c VANILLA FLAVOR BAKING SODA MACARONI or Spaghetti U S No '* Somolina intellect and his *cul " The f .'.lowing article, taken from Dean Davenport'’ Autobiography, a-, published seventeen y«ar* ano ir.. the Country Gentleman, will mentlon some of the great obstacles he ' met and overcame in making the lUinol’ College of Agriculture worthy of lhe name of a college and worthy of the great Mato of Illinois Under his • administration P-s student body grew from 7 tn C.ver fiOOO in that college It nt- i traded ’tudcnL’ from South Amer- i ic.i Mexico. Canada. China. Japan. | India, and many European conn- , trie' He sained a world wide rcn-. utalton as an educator <H Bellevue for over M years For several years they conducted a gencral store in that village; but when hr became postmaster several yean ago he disposed of his store. She Is survived by her husband and one | daughter. Mri. Dagmar Trubow o! | Battle Creek Sh« wm a member of St. Tliomos Episcopal church of .Battle Creek whose pMtor. Rev ' William A. Sims conducted the fu' neral service at Bellevue, which was j held on Thursday The burial was in Riverside cemetery. HotihitSI pig Bsbba 12 0> 14c Green Label French Brand» 27c Spotlight3£59c nectar A Young. postmaster of B-lieyur. 1 died at her home In that village I Tuesday of last week Both MrS'ounc and her husband were born in thW citv and were married here 20c Gir.garbrMd Mix MOLASSES V/AX BcANS MRS. W. A. Pk3 DROMEDARY Demand Hol Dalsd - in the bean - store ground. Pork and Befir.s a prophet _T ran rriw.it the words of thl. : 2’Zl lbs. butter D 4*/2 lbs. green beans Bl |’/g lbs. beef steak B2'C1 2 ox. orange juice C Also Liver and Iron I'lKf here was lhe opportunitv li t.ilkrff not so much about the col­ lege <f agriculture or thr experi­ ment station, but of tiie univmitv Kellogg ., 8c DUFF'S Waffle Mix Delicious waffles in a |ifly Hector Burrill tw one of them If ms. he spoke that day a! the ba:n-. with something more than human understanding. I was a different be had ejq !< cd n .-V own ill-definert ruti-coiwioua conviction*. .tor ho had turned mv attention th>wopt” whom the unlveraitv was to serve—not tlie^studenu merely, but the coinmonwTalth H>re wa t.-g. o»9 CORN FLAKES Country Club Pte grbund cofloe, wilhoul vacuum pack.cannot TO SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH sunpie product a sr.ite Counter Club Wh«*l Goins. Ig pkg 13c 4 'tBc Penn-Rad ICO.v pure Penn./lvama CIGARETTES cwo. 51.24 Popular brand. VITAMIN CAPSULES de California! A, B, D, G 50c 30 days supply Kroger's Avondale Rainbow Pailel KROGER DINNERWARE mRRKETS IOC alX With Kroger Brand Purchase �THE HASTINGS BANNED. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1M2 I The Boy Scout* win meet Monday | iua w^Munu: Mr*,Ronald uacx Owen* acmpi. I A [* A I M C \A/ C ~:rras4rssr.ru?x an E.*rhom; karold Smith. Kun- I "J I A I N f Vw \ terUtamant. PuMlbly someone may think that vtUe; Vincent Kelly. ClarUvi.k. u V V M L 11 L II J । _ Barry county* circuit* cdurt and GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH ' ------- — Mr*. Robert Vrootnan. 813 E. Rail- — , Knumtnu*! Ot board of supervisors viol* ted that road WiUlr.m Vandft- Malo. Free-! The body of Fred Goodyear. 72,' one o^ock fcr < H Trlnklein. P*«tor I BAFTI8TCHURCH NOTES injunction in fixing U>e level and O Service* port; William S'.ebbli.r. Jr . 318 3 i wu brought to Hastlags from K*l.» Ty tfon P* |jr held In Iho LO.O P. hall. ’ Sunday School *1. 10 o'clock. All i.uinuinlmt it wttn a dem at lhe Hark; Harold Bel .-diet, 83G E Bonu; I nmaeoo TUurtday tar burial in RW^; ’ LGreen »treet entrance. t wcloimfe • outlet. . Mr*. Robert Derado. 822 Benton: craida cemetery. Mr. Goodyur., n.Ht* -m v— Divine worship at 10:30 A At. Ser- „ Divine Services As Uie ouilrt is hi this county, Mu George Williams. 430 N. Mich- familiarly known as ’ Friu". wa* OIiLk£<x2“Atl °,ul” aubject. ■■Falth.•• Sermon Sublet ’ the proceedings had to bn taken mon Igan; Mr* George Ha Uh, Saranac, bom in Hasting*, lhe *on ot George j Buixby echool al 11:30 A M. cf His Teaching* Mr*. N. W. Sackett . and infant and Julia Turner Goodyear, formIf* Jjlf -j-ff iCanthiurd (ram Page 1. flee. I.) Communion service Sunday. Sep- ■ Bvenlng meetlu JVn' . N- Wa.'.hingu>n; ilris eriy well known resident* of this ; th* pieridtrt, Mr*, Umber IBth. Announcement next geltatlc singing mid sertnon late to ral*e the question. But it Sunday 9Krl Florla »»>d infant daughter eity. their home being tha residenca c,Bre [hers. . after the service talon became ot Hl* Dues.All young !H*«Ung* j?”.**!' ■*x*. ,"_' it can be ralsen, tiiu*e who alte.not Voter'll meeting after church. j TWfcday night B.Y.P.U. 2.3. 1 ” “rin*F« R« ■> RW (mown a* the Niethamcr Apt*. __ „' Voter's meeting after church. Tti#Fday night B Y P.U. All young Ha»Ung« R. at Camp In ilia dfcrer. Ji.il it will have lo fight the oUle of .1 on Green • treel. All lhe Immedial* | The Tbornappte Garden Club will Sunday school staff meeting to- people invited al the church at — ----------------------------eutally resitulrietl M..-ldgan. whu&c Conservation Du, relative* of Mr. Goedyear'i family | ®*P** at 2 o’clock ir (hf nd.uits; > Friday >. 7:30 p.m.. at 531 | 7:30 " . Ith r i Tft r r partmer.t now own* Yatikei Hprlnua morrow I Lave passed away. ; with Mr*. J. W. tong, 402 t. Mjchi... WM... I nighU prayer nwctlilg “ 'iTUfATDC^ W Court. Wed. night* pray.cr meeting 'Tl-lLATDl-\ <li From b'.illdhig jai.k. with a large frontage on con------ Erie --------------------Tiie Ijikr conference---bf thr ; — theu church at 7;30. Also teaching teaching Hl | IJL LA H I K l\ L L JJ | Mr. and Mr* Lloyd Roush and ttj kin River drain. peeling lake* and a considerable n<‘2.firb’ ° d R*®14*' 4 hag.—Grand .... * f ____________ , I children have moved to Hastings frontage on Gun lake. The rccrca- English District. Missouri Bvnod. S. School k-aaon. from Kalamazoo and are living tot w‘" •• speaker. ..... uciial value of. Hint pane would tie will meet at Redeemer Lutheran I--------------- -----------------------ii.r.i—via- . pin. lake, which I! Church. Ft Wayne, Indiana. BepFIRST CHURCH OF UHRIHT. „"■*7.'?"* ” * » ‘ *rring Bobby FIRST (IIRIMT. I the house on E- Grand 8t.. formerly ' t diminished largely by lowering oun tember H-iath. Rev. Trtnkleln will p., end "frntn ot SCIENTIST | uSv.? 1 ?. occupied by Mr. and Mr*. O'Connell. c * ‘ J* r £'*** SCIENTIST ink- ■vriie cottage owners around L;r. tiiii . ily or hit The W.8 C.fl will meet with Mrs. . Comer Church and Center Street* | Dealing with the career of a |' wlio have moved to Owomo. that lake would also be concerned attend —:-------- --- ------------------- ---------- aubject: -SulMUtice" vc* ' DMUn“ ’M'‘1 Orchid, to Mias Phoebe Oak* Minwr c-.mgtowll for PC’Juck .up­ vi-iy much if Ural were attempted. , young jockey He to taught the । ! dietitian at Pennock iwapltal. and --------------------------------------------Sunday service 11 a.m." YfedD • ,y' 8e|“’ 15 W ,re METHODIST CHURCH Tiie cotnplaincin* i . J SSL t» Charts M U» wondertul Wc have heard that there have FIRST Hurt to—er—(or the Sundav school 9 30 am j to Charles Bower for the wonderful ,n ’lteaof The Morning Worship Service win | Wednesday evening * wn-.fl nropcrlv «m been many complaints by onion Lu >Ar They ..... ___ *«*rv!ce at Au-l-,, uM» . |garden.locatedju*taa*toflhehaatie .held next — Sunday morning at 1 10:00 o'clock. Mr. Stone will preach ‘ I? ’’ JI ’ , . . I;. 7 “ "5 , । pilal. The women jviio work in the , watrr al limes during the growing from thr themi* "Uvttia bv Faith *' Reading room in church edifice : 3amr* ( agney. Humphrey Bcxart gitehen- have been bu*y canning from lhe theme. "IJving by Faith. ’ | * reason. May be liny- UiiriK that I™"1 “JT.I'XSf:. HSfiX "Lral!S.. ..cn We,..ul S.Wraav ln«n , n>r *»> I. l.ia In (b, «UTnu 'Uiuble. I« <r ™ vile rxiem resulting from condition would be improved if The Adult Choir will sin«. The 1JM*" 3 t« S on. l..l™ d.y, .hen the tnbl.n Mr- ' I'SfXpK <* which would there were no dim ai the outlet Sunday School will meet at 11.30. : **•”* °P’'>«<1 for »eUle- ' yCgetable*have flourished undef Tiie Offlclnl Board will meet next | of Gun lake We doubt very tnucn if they will get relief by Irving fo Tuesday evening in the church ofi "Cowboy Commando*" Bower, who planted practically evundo the splendid job tiuat dam Ums flre at 7 45 Thl» is thr flr*t meet­ xtarritiK Ray Uorrlgan. j trything but celery. done for Gun lake We would think ing since .lune Plans for lhe church i Dentil* Moore. Max Terhune .. । Mr and Mrs. Alford Custar of remedy might Ur. with live year will be discussed. । Tn* pursuit of a gang of |,a" 223 W. Mill St. moved last week ; Dr E H Babbitt District Super­ "a"". j saboteur* bent .Tf on’ 1 J ' K ® I ’0 Huntington. Ind., where they, tcin- intendent. has set the date of the , ,ro>l,| • we*tern ir.::u ,”,ne ’billb ing ,.v needed , Kyj .study to .prepars themaelve* ' oiMirucuoiut pui in me drain Fir»t Quarterly Conference for Sun­ J magnesium lo thc the government. > for missionary work. in to during lhe dry seasons, which would day. September 19th. at 8 W o’clock Bing Crn»by, Dorothy laimour I PM. This will lx- a Planning ConMrs. John Eddy is on the lick list I ralsl* the waler in thr big dllch so i.™ : In "Diile" I it would flow into late:.:) ditches this week. 1 Filmed In Technicolor Bing plays I and thus irrigate iho onion beds the church presenting it* plans for (Continued from Page 1. Section the rolP role 01 ot uan Dan Kmmett Emmett the banjo j■I Mis* Sue Smith, the daughter of vear. 1 WuAhtrnrron Till* nrintlno ■: UM? bin Inkc. Orangeville Creek and other >izi- the 1 Mr. and Mr. Donald D. Smith, reRails* Dav for Sunday School and Pa{e any more Jral i !,rou^llotur who w®1*,“Dixie" anjl able streams flow into Uie Oun lomproi cclved ths ............ Gold ............. Bar. the highest1 , Sn« *hin the <*totl£ rol *me ' *’ "" *'*v" 1 ..................... H’,1 ri ' the d ik led river drain, so that mm : benefit fail schedule will b-- started that 1 !*. ’cVr'r"n-v";r.B mi Tni'"of cotiriw MM •',,n<1 ,'™r wmlEn *n“l. ’roun« A™;** wik ’I HT,n‘un?rtnn*n*el‘r K.'A'P'-S!. Etorae'citv S'™ £here t, could Ih« derlvid from such dams day > within nlr uii h nnd claues will be promoted f ?Ll the^.lue ofTdlfu.r ^Te , ‘ " und ^t eh“ S’ at various jKiints down stream than i*i-.i>' of a dollar she spant the summer. She wa* la ‘ :>..it might re-.ult from teating-out the .lam at Gun -------------- depreciated and your-------------------------------------------------K ' cinssc* • own money— '| 1 •barge of eight and1 acted a* ‘ lake. । FIRST U. B. CHURCH | the money you failed fulled to loan — will । assistant to the archery Uutructor. ' Kelly In "Pilot No. 5" । : utomatlcallj* be reduced in value. Gene A ixipular monthly rnagaxlne for ' A M. Cnldren. pastor Tiie fall of Java forms lhe back­ lhe tetfl drain. half undj me construction i.t Gia Riv­ j Cor of E. Grand and East St. I So, each of us ha* a private, trr- 1 ground for lhe timely story of Pi­ girls, which ha* a section depleting er Drain. which would uc some lob. 1 Tills being Conference Sundav ', sonal Interest >me«csv jn seeing to io It » that mm lot No. 5. varloui stages lh the lives of fainoun I i: yoq a-*k u* for an opinion, we the only services al the church will ; Uncle Sam receives enotjgh money "Honeymoon l-od<e” Marring women of today, feature* in Ils' re- i — iu: think of any pci*ou.v iud<p* be the Solid iv whix'l. All classes through regular channels so that Oiiir Nelson. Rav Eberle | cent issue picturta of Nancy Hark­ e the owners or onion lands in will convene na usual ■ >» won't have to start the print. A musical movie containing- equal -------- -------nr.'* Love, who at present to on tiie former Gun mai.-li, who would ] Cluncv Tin/ the church dele- ir.e prej»e.x rolling nmounf -.T.c/.M.ts of romance, melody —’*■*" and —* I Muff of General Tuller. in chnsge >rr turn 1 gate to Conference accompanied the i Secondly, the purchase of wai ,»cv hilarity ’ of thr Ferrying Division of the ,ov(d May be they have never ; pastor und Mrs Coldron lust Wed I bonds lends to -iphoil awnv excess *, d , IIllnlrd Mcn- uarrinr I Transport Command. "|U ' |lu7teni lOUght of .such a tiling. 'Jihrrw to Detroit, where the Mich Confer- | purchasing power from mmefllate | Funeral services for Mr*. Burrill hn'iC more Ubf be some rexsun wliy copies, of ence of The United Brethren In I markets to In- nn.de available at u |I The Range „ n7.Busters are fighting । Hamilton of Battle*Creek were held lorn ix’iit ii Judge Smith* decree, made over Christ is in s-sslon r.l the Merest , later date when condition* are more 1 on the side of law nnd order in an > in Coldwater on Tuesday. Mr. Hnm38 years ago. are now want, d ua- ,-„ ulcl, Tiie , — ............... ...<'u?Ap attempt to apprehend a band of ! mon is the scniolr partner ot Mr. rhuich Conferrjicc » is wnuun. presided , ------ —— k-..:- hl* injunction might lx* lutd over by Bishop Fred L. Dennis of i money in circulation or available renegade* who have brought a Kim Sigler who 1* new established nr rlm.1at!*n circulation limn 'Than *v*r ever ls.b-tore for the purpqae of up».l*lllll;* «■***’- 1 ?ndlanauoUs"‘indr The’ioca? «i church 'I, I I fnr ‘fnr^ : eign of terror to a western town. with the Hamilton-Sigler law firm |i:g conditions at Gun l.ik**. 1 closed its books on a prosperous. with a major portion of rh>rl Hl* j However, auwiu-!, won y.riiun uii ~ ijxu.hran. D. Charles lAuehton. Manrrea Maureen O O ’Hara Hara in n«iti* Battle Crwk Creek. Juctae Judge Archie Archie D. year, and voted for the return of - । our manufacturing ennacity devoted I In -Thl* land I» Mine" | McDonald. HMMInga was one of the to armament production, the voltiie pastor. A fight to a finish against the at the funeral. umc of consumer goods i* at an ab­ i tmwers nf terror told in the plerc- ■ pallbearers *i*h C September Consumeni Pow*r normally low ebb. These two condlcarried a picture and »U»ry of MMANUF.I. EPISCOPAL j tlons add up to one tiling—poten- Inr drama of a woman who could News ri*>:a »» . nw. •• ••« -----;iiii'dtnirf••<««5S®|-«■. ioved. ““ tract on, having similar capacity • I the company thirty year*. Rev Don M Oury. Rector j lion. ....... Badly intin.cn values. bpcauM th Aew Feed Tractor ha* lhe c^.iuaivs built-in F anil Mr* Cha*. Haimmind and Broadway at Center Street. Bclv l.uroxi. East Side Kids Mrs Dwight Fisher resumed her course, alsn reduce th 8ytlem.it handle* two 1 - ■ • daughter. Dane and son, Loyd spent In "Sii'Miks >tun Wild” • duties at the Bureau ot Social Aid hr fixing mid ni'.l Holy communion nt 8 a m Morn- of money. Sunday with Mi and Mr;.. NcUon Inc worahlo and .sermon at 11 am Thrilling honor and shrelks of on Sept 1st. „ ,„u „,c Mir It was an unexpected pleasure ffi'12*" Mr. SuuT Wrir ’ Chlldron jfr’lU- a’-Und Well o clock . nut" -American who won t bi^v bonus laughter arc combined in this mys.service during September, with leaai) nct of patriotism; or If you , ^P.JT^on^ndUkS^refuge when Bernie’ Reed learned that of Hastings were Sunday visitor* son during the sermon Mr. Ourv , are the self-satisfied "sort of "pa- os,„ Martin Schram could arrive a week early and begin his work at tha Hr went into Circuit Court hrtr at H. O Armour’s. aLso Mr. nnd will preach on "Salvation triot" who think you have done i,n an abandoned nld manaion. [nd had the normrl l"vn of Gun Mr*. Alton Armour of Hasthio. * store Uris week. rustically «upplie» the tractwa needed—ogam without any need Emmanuel Guild meets thl,s more than your share already—Buv ' |ik. determir.i-'l -bv court action Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pixley and ,-.911 Thursday afternoon at Tvdrn Park । bonds anyway. PROBATE COl RT fbr rtcru built-in weight. Hating had that clone. th<- btnrd <•! Cliirvni'e Visited Mr. und Mn-' Ii.nl- 'fnr no?-luck luncheon and btuinesa 1i -----------------------u ----------------------------’ -Grace Youngs Smith, proof nNn * K117 AT|AK|C BUY THEM FQR YOUR OWX laiiti Pixley near NiuJivillc Sunday. meeting Choir practice tonight. ; SELF CENTERED. PERSONAL 1? UlXUnllR-H I IVI1J I INTEREST BUY THEM TO HELP freeholder* filed, license to tell I*— —•" ’ * . , . The -Maccabees will *-->-■ hold *>their PRESBYTERIAN IMPLEMENTS FOR FINGf* TIP FARMING I PRESERVE THE VALUES OF THE sued. David Wiikiiuon 38th famEst. uuaan John an Shay, nex. regular regular mcvuim meeting riaMtax Friday aa.vaafter- <| I RESOURCES YOU NOW HAVE E*i. —f, bond,of «■ executor next S. Convcr Hathaway Pastor I If you can’t think of War Bond* Hied, letter,-, testamciitary l«u«i. norn. sept. n. al tha usual Umo Grove at Barryvillc. order limiting se’llemrnt enle'en, and ninr* 225 W. Center St .„ place. iu. attendance as UM Tiie Presbyterian Guild met Wed- ■ lows who are er the battle fronts— petition for hearing claims—Xiled. | \ fi Regular meeting of Hiawatha Rencsdiiv evening. September 8. at I Buv War Bonds to save your own notice to creditor:, issued/' E>t Julia A Ruck, pro^f of pub­ | hekah Lodge No. 53 in I O O F. hall right o'clock, al the home of Mrs I "hide!'* and all enjoyed the d. jay Murxman. 731 W. Bond street. Thr securities ki be offered In lication Hird, testimony of frec-i[ Friday, Sept. 10 al B p.m. Sundav morning worship nt ten I.this Third Drive will be c.-scntlally I holders filed. 1lcensc>d sell issued. I I Est. Dera C KcpKcy. petition fori Regular meeting of W.R.C. Thursv...<*■»»•< •*•”“:,.•,■•• ihlrtv o'clock. Thr piuflor will tell"-* -----■ I license to sell reiy! estate Hied, orprrsldrnt. and Mrs IHu*a Callihan. lllxnlt ' Working Both Ways" and Srccy.d Wur Loan secicUry-lrcastiter (or the emulltg wnt nn>nrh on th* theme "A Prof। tier for publication entered. 1 Series E 3ayinuL Bonds Hall -*’■ I Itnblr Exhortation.'' 2 Seiie* F ghd G'Savings Bond* I E*t. Edla E AYmstrong. final p­ I ceipU Hird. ord*r assigning residue i Tiie Presbyterian Sunday school 3. Scries C/Savings Notes Hospital Guild No 7 win meet entered. dL*4>ftfge of executor Issued with Mrs. Bertha Mudga. 134 E. > will meet next Sunday. September Companionship 4 2' - Btnid* of l(W4-6ir\ 5. 2-: Boiids of 1051-58 \ "History demonstrate* that no 12. at 11:45. Robert McGIocklin, I?rand. Wednesday at 3 pun. Sept. 6. : ’ Certificate* of IndeblvdIndividual or nation can .1— suiHTintcndcnl. celpt*—fifed order assigning rexlJnnvs Olivet*. 137 E Center street Dalton. Mich. Fhon* 25FB hand* with iniquity without in the The 2'.-: Bond will be dated . -rftfe entered, discharge of executor io.’” mn suffering degradation nnd i.i serving ns caretaker of the PrcsMrs. Oscar Palmer. 330 W. Clin­ Lyirrian church. September 15. 1943. due December 1 issued, cstat*' enrolled. ton will entertain the PJ4.G. club idi the nalur- | punishment.”—Sir Arthur Page. 15. I9t>9. callable December 15. l%4 I F.sl Fred D. Otto, proof of publi­ cation filed, license to sell Issued. and will be Lvued in coupon or, retthtcred form nt the option of the . Est. “y Daniel’ Garllngcr. .“I"";,’"”.’ final a«1 buyers in denomination* from 1500 ai<r7nrce nf eieentri? R1 to $1,000,000. Commercial banks. cntSrcd'.d,Lv„a[5n^ executrix 1ssued, estate enrolled • which ate defined for this purpose ” Est *Addison “ ' Spalding. petIMon nr. banks accepting demand detxi'iInterpretation and construction I its. will not be permitted to own for • .the'e Bonds until September 15., ‘ist Julia A. Rock, oath before 1 1953. I filed, bond on sal* filed, reiiart . The 2". Bond will l»e dated Sep- *ale sale filed i tember 15. 1943. due September 15. . of Est. Fred L. Wright, final receipt* ' 1953. callable September 15. 1951. filed, discharge of administrator is­ ' and will Issued In coupon or estate enrolled. ' registered forjn at th<* option of the sued. EM. Fred Gregg, petition for ad­ Having decided to quit farming, we will dispose of the person* buyers in denominations from $50fl I ministrator Sparks Shop, located at 112 East Court St. Hastings filed, order for public­ to Si.000.000 entered. The Certificates of Indebted­ ation al property at public auction at the farm located 1 mile south Est. Kitlie Bowne Olney, petition ness will be dated September 15. to employ counsel, filed, order tc 1913. due Seotember 1. 1944. and employ couiucl entered. and 21 miles west of Prairieville en will be issued in denominations of EM. John Baker, warrant and in­ 1 $1,000 to $1,090,000. tn coupon lorm ventory filed. j onlv. I Est. Nellto Dryer, warrant and . ■ inventory filed. STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: I PENNOCK HOSPITAL • Est. Alvidene Fciqhner. order to I I Durum the wrttk seven bibi< assign Consumer* Power stock enurn? born at the hospital: On Au<* ured. final accaunt filed, waiver 3i. a girl to„ .... Mr ....^ arid Mrs ...is Thumasj Tiumias j u pf notice tiled, filed, order assis assigning resiStarting at 1 o'clock, ws offer the following articles: Lomasney. 401 Benton S> Sept..due s< • Sept, due entered, discharge of of admlnisI 1. a girt to Mr andMrs. Jack Mapes, tratar issued, estate enrolled 7 rockers Electric lamp Oak table and 8 chairs | Sunfield: Sept. 1. a bov ro Mr mid Est. Hattie ----------------------------------Weaver, report of - sale —’j Mrs. Garth Fiona. Hastings. R 2; | filed. Drop leaf table Cherry buffet Dresser / । Sept 2. u bov to Mr. nnd Mrs. StanE'.t. Julia A Rock, order con­ I ‘ v Ford. Atto: Sept. 3, n h.’v tni' finning sale entered, final ncaount 10 ACRES SECOND CUTTING ON HORSES Dexter electric washing Mr. and Mrs Allie Reed, Nashville;.. fill'd. Library table GROUND I Sept. 5. a girt to Mr and Mrs. Or- ■ Est. Anna Kahler, petition for adPAIR OF ROAN MARES. 2 and 3 yrs. machine | vnl Pufpnff. Nashville; Sept. 0. a mlnlstrator filed, waiver of notice Bed coil springs, mattress buv io Mr. and Mrs- John Bryans,, filed, order appointing administra­ old, wgt. 2550 lbs. A real pair, full tor entered, bond of administrator I Hastings. R 1. 15 plate baftery FARM TOOLS & HARNESS 2 iron bods and springs I Surgical cases arc: Mrs. Clayton file-', let’ers of ndmlnl'tmtion is­ sisters I Clark. 420 W. Mjll; Edward Has- sued. suea. order oracr limiting settlement enStove board Breakfast table, 4 chairs I tinss. 618 w. Park; Lester Long, tered. 2 SETS (SOOD DOUBLE WORK BLACK MARE. 6 yn. old. wgt. 1300 lbs. l-ClarksvIMe Mrs. Joseph Crosby.1 ---------------- * •» Ice refrigerator । Portland: TUlepI Bolder.' Willington s. THORNAPPI.E HARNESS Electric sweeper and iron BAY COLT. 2 yrs. old. wgt. 1325 lb«. Little nnd Mrs. Carl Scott. Lake FARM BUREAU Mattresses and beds Odessa; Miss Jean Lester. Hastings. T. m^in. iw. COLLARS EXTRA HARNESS All of these horses have had double White commode • R. 4; Baby Leon Burr Cooley, 302 hntii nt meeting wHi be. * r-ntr—v- xsrb: —t '-i« rr.vfi.Uin - id *it the home of .,ir. and Nirs. INTERNATIONAL MANUAI \ vaccination for sleeping sickness and Oak doors Commodes ! Cl.rksviU , Clarence Longstreet.- Thunktay' 25 gal. crock all will have been hitched before I Thoi receiving medical tm>t- ''^"'A*. •« SPREADER Chiffonier and chest of draws day of sale. j inent are: Roderic Cramer. 403 W. p.o Hrt Stent Quality cook stove GOOD McCORMICK BIC 6 MOWING Mill; John Caption 637 E Walnut. Po1 ,uclc **‘1 rrtreshStands Several pillows । Ezra Daniels. Bellevue. R. 3; Mrs m«nts. __________ Easy electric washing MACHINE Leah Mead. Hastings. R 5; Mrs. I CATTLE Fred Pierson. 505 E Grand; Thom-! 2 mantle clocks machine WAGON AND RACK I as Minns. Chief Noonday Camp, JERSEY and GUERNSEY COW. । Middleville; William and Gorden WAR Post digger DUMP RAKE FLOAT Three 9x12 rugs and pads I Burpee. Dowling. bred July 9 Books Electric radio, cabinet model Tnunks to Mrs. Fred Prenllcs. 426 LOG BOAT 4*GUERNSEY HEIFERS, all bred-since 9 x 16 Axminstcr rug and pad E Walnut St., for hor contribu­ L O AN Silverware Lawn mower tion of 14 quarts of canned string OLIVER WALKING FLOW July 17 beans Such gifts arc appreciated i 6 crates or conned fruit Throw rugs Patients discharged during the I GOOD 3 SIC. SPRING DRAG Fruit jars and cans Steel cot HEIFER CALF. 5 mas. old week are: Mrs. Walter Cook. 803 N Singer sewing machine Michigan; Mrs. Robert Brown. Ha*-1 Cistern pump Step ladder 7 FT. CUT GRAIN BINDER HOLSTEIN BULL CALF, 5 mas. old Quantity of covcod copper wire Extension table FOUR 10 GAL. MILK CANS Largo quantity of smooth wire Ironing board 10 chairs Pruning shears Large copper kettle SMALL TOOLS. FORKS. SHOVELS. HAY AND GRAIN Axe Some pipe HOES AND MANY OTHER TOOLS Large linoleum 10 TONS GOOD ALFALFA end 2 tubs of dishes and cooking utensils CLOVER MIXED HAY TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. Forks, shovels, hoes, small tools and Vacina electric sweeper AT WOODLAND RECREATION PARK wrenches too numerous to mention. with attachments P II II nr II r f CHURCHES WHY ARE COPIES OF N OLD INJUNCTION ECREE WANTED! ।"‘ft o.piOW CAPACITY ISBEZ ADDRESSES WAR BOND . meeting here with the FERGUSON SYSTEM I a&js’ ORGANIZATIONS U kuANIlAiIUNj SMITH & DOSTER AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, SEPT. 11, 1943 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15, 1943 "BmjlJitne TtoiuA) ANOTHER SUPER ATTRACTION SAT., SEPT. 11 AT 9:00 P. M. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, no goods to be removed until settled for. WORLD ■ DEWEY REED, Auctioneer and Manager C. M. HAMMOND, JOHN BIRMAN. CLERKS CHAMPION JAX SOFT BALL TEAM vs. TERMS: CASH day of tale, no goods to be removed until settled for. GIRLS . LANSING McCULLAGH'S 1943 MICHIGAN CHAMPIONS ALSO A MEN'S CAME AT 8:00 P. M. MARGARET & MAURICE HOUVENER PROFRIETORS DEWEY RUD. Auctioneer & M. KAMI �TltS HA3TINGS BANNER, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER t, 1»U PAGE HIX HAS MOVED TO OLIVET Leroy W. Snell, who represented the Battle Creek Enquirer-News in this city for several months, has returned to Olivet. He has accept­ ed the position of cursor at Olivet College. The one who filled lhe place for some time resigned in or­ der to attend college in Toledo. Mr. Snell had resided in Olivet be­ Total Was 5794 fore coming . to Hastings. He will■ (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) There are now 87 organized rural' condition It is carefully managed assume his new duties next Mon­ tin has moved her household goods .*>y back to his station at Salt Sunday and Monday. * Mrs. C. A. fBmily to care for their to her farm, six miles southwest of! Lake City, Utah and visited his Poulson and children spent a I”' crow on time T7te boys were not school districts in this county. In *»' mfn who are vitally lntcre.<.ted day. Reed Citv which she recently pur- > parents. Mr and Mrs H. N. Van- days Inst week whh her torents. ^’“onjy ambitious but capaoic. — —.— ;— — C,7*“ the '1 Idistrict in this company and in the city, 31 of these, although is being maintained. ; Tltey Rive to it* affairs ven- close chased The Oza Frost family who derSchuur until Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs BUI Miner at SpringBnd on the Job mmusTool- organisation Is maini purchased the Austin farm, known I-A most pleasant family gathering port. CMnton went after them > ““j" characterize so many lhc thePupils pupils arc are being transbor transported to attention, for they realize that a SUPERVISORS also as the Sharp place, near Bar-1 was held at thehome on Sunday; Monday. * Misses Betty Jackson of g” p1’? An*1 wwracreruc so many 12 fChoo!s. like Ha BARRY COUNTY COURTHOUSE 12-graclt/ schools, Hastings.' successful building and loan a»*olow lake and have token posses-J with the other children present. Grand Rapids. Uurel Maclver of. DO>* * ‘ .Delton.'elation is vital to the cltv and Im- 1l»'i'"c*. Nashvllle Middleville. Srplrml.rr I l«45 sloa Thev have two sons who will'Miss Elsie from Monroe aad Harold, Lansing. Helen Frey of Ann Arbor Blrl^day. SurPrlif Woodland and Freeport. As the portent to the .stockholder.1), attdbd the Thornappie - Kellogg I at<l wife from Ypsilanti. All left. and Hden Griffeth of Augusta, for-: Allhot^ Suitoay September 5 district organization is maintained- The officers of the company are: •chool. the T-R school *-,s ouJiz!?. in the entire 87 districts a school Charles S. Potts, president: F. W. school. * Mrs. Cart Can Segnr Secar has be- Monday wonuay morning for tor their tneir work. worn. *' » met mn classmates at uir i-a.kiwi — gun herjduties —. os teacher teacher inin aa rural! rural George George Masters Masters ofof Grand Grand Rapid' Rapid.'1 enjoyed i enjoyedtheir theirannual annualouting outingtogeth.; togeth- he । to started at*rted the day’ linking census hu* to be taken in all of Stebbins vice-president: A. H. Car­ school In the Grandville area. A1 «M calling on old friends in town '-'r. a tew davs spent at the Bliss M would be YarXr'« JlVl How them. We give below, by townships, veth. secretary-treaMtrer; Earl R. Mrs. Ruth Brown returned n her Saturday. * Rev. Leroy Chamber*, cottage at Green lake Laurels *?*>?• J?®** the census in each school district, Boyes, recording secretary; Eva A. home at South Bend. Ind. Friday lain occupied the pulp*at the | guest. Miss Mann of Lansing ▼ta*'®*" a bout nwn m veral cars drove os follows: l Hecox. assistant secre'.an’-treasurOun oauvu. Baptist L>.u*w* church Sunday ou..ua. morning u.v....... as ...- < also — with them. — — ★- Lil ™.ian —.. Jorgen-, Jorgen- ““>lo to the the jardutthelarinliQUse yard at the after some__time spent at their Gun ASSYRIA - Bel) district 46; EaTl’e directors are: Charles S. ___ f Rev. n «»n Cole, ranir clerk rt-rv of nt T-K t-ic school, is ic soutii or iou.ii oringina .......g tils his bro.nets brothers s. B. Quincer conducted the, son ha. 11; Austin 23: Assyria Center £, Stebblni. A H. Carlake cottage. * Master Hiram families with with bas- gle Frenahjeft Monday for Kalamazoo service* at the Alaska church for confined to her apartment with in- • jntl sister and families fe; Ellis 17; Briggs 35; Checkered '^Stuart Ctangnt. Henrv S. Garver. ** Tne ThePythlan Sis- fectlon well dln- 21; Lincoln 51. Total for township Bhejdou. Dr F. E Willison. Roy C ttev. oarver. Hytnutn sis-। iroton from irum Ivy ivy poisoning. poisoning, Miss miss: -*••• filled ■•*•*“ for ‘-r a« sumptous --.v.«...where he begins his second vear In Rev. u_---1. ...u.. tn. ^^.:,ner; ­ 290 new/-----yearrv.u. with uni..... Doris Wilson is substituting for her: Per;even ,*'Tn a“ lovely lovcb' large l«rKc cake cake bear bear’ Fuller and Kim Sigler Barbour Hau. Nazareth College * tors will open the *nK fifty-three fiftv-three candles graced the Ute John Lee. who has been working a potluck supper at the temple this' at the school. * The families of Os- ing BALTIMORE — Dowling district , 'nJr company paid Its usual dlvlluesoay evening. » v- bcjiilb ana ^ * Mr. ano and Mrs. Mrs;; car_ B-umpcuicr, Finkbelner, j -C Scharf .and J “t. the work of his niece. Mrs. 73; Striker 46 McOmber 38; Hen-1 aend of tour per cent this vear. tn Battle Creek this summer has Tuesday ‘“»returned home nnd resumed his ,8am Myers,entortained members of James Polhemus spent the weekend C.’ar*5*^1 derahot 32; Durfee 21; I H 14 to ** congratulated cn the fine her -uuacui.n: immediate l.UUl,* family n. at MUUUI dinner MI. on ......... holidays their Barlow ....... lake cot- with Theodon. fits wife and their। J „—*■ — —■ IsWeeks J at. ...... studies at the Thomapple-Kcllogg 1ICI 31. Total for “ the ’hewing itit has^nn'S?; has made, and on the — TL. — ...v...T>,. n_u. ------..... daughter, Anna Muv and her moth1 -----— ;1 henerim school ax a senior * Mr. and Mrs. Sunday honoring Lt. Don White, tages. The Polhemus children had er. Mra. Hattie Johnson, were Mr - —। benefits it■vhas conferred ’ Srs „,,d on Its U>rG. E Blake spent the Labor Day her brother and his fiancee Miss as their guests. Miss Jaust Gillette and Mrs. Albert Wlerlnga. Mr nnd — uciMrnn.uKE uuixicv a:i:! BARRA — Delton-Kellogg district ‘ ““'ih Manv fginweekend in Chicago with their Ruth welckaenant whose marriage and James Faulkner, a Mrs. Flora Mra Fred Wleringa and their chit- J30- Thls This district dis'r.rt Includes several ..v.r .it . llle.s have have come come to to be be hdme-ownera will take place this Tuesday, ntl Hanlon was a guest of the Emorv daughter. Mrs, Marc Squler. ★ 11 a. m at tne cnapex at n. uus- rmsBrar. i.mu, on u.e wess ^ren Bernard and B*rn««nr ,n, ivm>er rural districts in Barry, I instead of renters throuuh the aid Mrs. CtoHsttod Finkbelner went to 11 a nv nt the cliapeljit Ft. ^Cus-; Finkbelner^ family^ on the west 1. KTL.lues Prairieville. Orangeville. Hope and tl,ls well-managed Institution ha Moline wturaav to spend a few ter. * Mr. and Mra, Henry Poul-! countv line over the weekend. *,?fr mother Mrs Adelaide Baird.„ Johnstown. 1 given them, enabling them to build ..e .u-. -------‘Mra. Herman McConnell came Mr. and Mrs. Edd Timm and son son ------------accompanied their son-in-law days with her sister. Mrs. Katherine — CARLTON — Rogers district-28;; or buy and own homes at but litGordon who is, confuted to the bed and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Vem Wednesday for a few days’ stay nt toroy Mr. and Mrs Chas. Williams 1 Corlton Center 23: Barnum 23: Fish a«d in some cases no. Incrca.'e .------- ... .. . .... -Kim they had paid In rent. by sickness. ★ Sunday gueats of Dr. [ Allerding and children of Coats home and Henn came over for the “nd lw,° $mall sons: Mr. and Mrs. ... ——*—J —‘fig back io Hoi- i11054 Martin and. two sons Mr. The West Side nntl Mra. Edw. Wlerlnga and two mi, Stilt MU. I .. .. .. James Osman. Mr. Osman's mother, i daughter and sister. Mrs Harold Nashv 1Ilp dlf,.rla. . ?. Mrs. Fred Osman, all of Grand Haskins and family. Little Lionel this Wednesday for dinner and af- Marv Sheehan If the son. Theo- p"^AST1 temoon of cards. * Mrs. Robert Sor^.Jr' * ? Is ln sfrvlcc ln thc 262 Cnsileton Center 21- Lake^NeWOOO CoUfltV Ledge, and Mrs. Osman's daughter. Lee Haskins who had been with his Frost of Grand Rapids was a week- JTac‘?.,c could have been present 2b2. Castleton .Center yu vvumy Mrs. Fred Huber nnd husband of grandparents for a week returned Last Week Jackson. * Mr. and Mrs Leonard1 home. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert To- end visitor of her parents. Mr. and, the day would have been complete. 3‘«>> hope such may be possible 1 J 3*‘“wr ™. Martin 22. . , 1 lan. Jr... of Detroit are parent* of Mrs. L. R Beeler. * Lynn Lenoer1 1 Barrv U1 e .6 ..)>•or<s 25 Total for a record gas well was brought In shall, Sunday and Monday. * Es­ another son. born September 3. Mrs. of Detroit visited his mother. Mrs1 n«l Kar fstibcl Lepoer over lhe Labor dav. Thomapple-Kellogg School Faculty hartingh -townrhip pt.hl.. '[or Newaygo county when Ohio Oi: ther and Betty Jurgen have return­ Toian was the former Mary Wil­ holidays * Clara Wells of Schoo" “is ’week with aa 11 dfstriet 49 GtS?31" Ahs.“’' 4 C' s*c“Dn * Miss Miss'Clara We)h"of ^'hoo’i'’Oueiwsd oaencd "tliU wrek 'with dlltrrt W^GteMn^M^Altc'ed to thalr home in Grand Rapids liams. daughter of Mr. and Mra. I holidays. . — ... . ------------------. ----------... . ' wr.ci su. urixors si. aiu . h . 21. Norwich township, hit a flow of* Evanston. HI., visited her cousin,; majority of new teachers, although a*-- 3«. Hastings Center n ,nnn,.nnA i- ----------------------after a week's visit at the home of Clare WlllTaais of Pleasant Hill. I Mrs. Glenn Allen and family at Mrs. Mary Jackson has taught in' P,“3’nnRmotB(AL l-Jo..- IB.OOT.OOO Jp WO.OOO feet feet per per day. day. ItIt was was the the their uncle. Paul Corey in Leigh- * Mra. Jock Rosenberg of north­ Parmelee. Monday and Tuesday fie school in ri*ccnt years. Mra. '217 u,mu> ‘ ,0 ' Total for townsnip fourth ga* w-ell for the Woodville ten. ★ Visitors of Mr. and Mrs west Thomapple Is now able to be I ’i>ool ”und ""J by far the best’ on an in­ Clarence French on tne Prairie are dneecd after on illness of three this week. * Miss Loueta Cook has Florence Coman several years ago. ' WARTiNna nrrv—Total t-na itial gouge basis. returned to the home of her aunt. I and Mrs I-ols Knechele as supply I s HOPF — Dmid district T5Mee t I monlhs. * Mr and Mra. Clarence her uncles. Henrv Connelly of De­ Superintendent J F lum 11 Cedar Creek V“ Hinds 21 In the Goodwell oil field of Ne­ troit, and Wm. G. Connelly of Port DeSmit of Deirolt were visitors of. Mrs. Sarah Campbell after several । Inst vear Huron, who is a retired electrical her parents. Mr and Mrs. Clive weeks spent with her mother at- Schlpper is beginning his reventh shu)ta35- Brush Ridge 31 Clover­ waygo county Cifles Service OH ' T™al for *&et towrohto1 company plans to start production engineer. * Mrs. L G. Congdon and Churchill. Labor Day and took their tending camp meetings at various year in that position; principal, ibh 1 townsnip. test* this week on the Fetterle No children who have been spending son Kenneth home with them, af­ towns. * Mrs. Clarence French was Earl VanSiekle; Arthur Snulto wiui his ms I1 in Grand Rapids Saturday visiting industrial arts: agriculture. Eldon'IRVING—Freennrt 17777-' I. section 9. after drilling to 34'39 the summer at Bartow lake have re­ ter spending ther summer with Menner relatives and „ 7nPlans call for testing the turned to their ... citv home. * Mr grandparents.grandparents. » Mrs J. j. aA. . *Menner M—. ‘ ---------ano to see her ner brother-in-. orotner-in-, Lawrence; ls»rente; William wuiiom Ferguson, rerguson. lun-1 lun-1 jotl ones *o Rvan RVan 25- Fillm^T 5i:' feet. ami a young voungtady tadv law Mrs. Luke Sensiba acrompanacrompan-li •»<1 “ntl f«*$ four childrenn and law and and sister. Cant, Capt. and and Mrs Mrs n C.I1 lor lor hich high nnd and senernl general sciencescience; Edna Edna Little Brick 30 Total fortowri-i Traverse first. If this zone fails and Mra. to produce production test* will be ted re from irom ; Helmink iicuiuiik Bender, uenuvr, urt-EnglLsh; Mad-l.hu, mho-i .h<u 298 2qn Aboil About half nt Irvines ied by Win Miller of Kalamazoo. Kalamaroo.f| friend J of the‘ daughters, ' all of De- B Golden who were there About half of Irvings I Camp Williams. . made on the deeper Dundee. To were Saturday callers on Mra. Hat-! troit visited her cousin and aunt.| Camp Williams. Wls. * Charles' ge Ferguson 6th grade: Grace Den-' vhool dl's'rletN h ,<r nrt i del F 4t& U Onide h XHniUP < MeFni? C 'M ' Scl ’ <Xl1 UlstrlCLiv have been absorbed a _____ ’of -a south ...... 'Hiomsppie.j ______ I Wr.Mr» 1 TJ! Uebler and! Mrs. sia>------... ..I — . --. .. .. .. _ . • MU.IIlua II tie Johnson only the Traverse has bscn ««...««. ui m™.n tnuraunK. J til...Wm. . ............ ^-.- Finkbelner. oldest son of Mr. and I . .. ntJt en-'grede ‘ <ft£in? ta? “* ^'^’“PP'c-Kellogg dis-':date • * Mr. and Mrs Stanley Lvons and I *°h over the weekend and labor 1 Mrs. Mra. Alton Finkbelner, Finkbelner. recently en- grade (beginning ht. found productive in the field. twv “" *took “*• “ ■* “ ■ ,u. two^ suinii smah chiidrrii children of Kaiamazooi Kalamazoo]u TX Day the three young .-a. ladies, to I — tered at the the year year ,on faclltyHester Soul-1 JOHNSTOWN JOHNSTOWNKin? —Kingdistrict district1R-18; — «... —* — — service^and is locateji at on Jhc, the facllty >. Hester Sout-| ----------- *-»-*---------------j. a .... .... where . they „ — Training Station, ns Is ers. 1st grade; .... Dorothy ... n Graad Rapids enrolled Great »_ Lakes Bsnneville. Monroe Monroe 74; 74- Stevens Stevens 24; •>4- Bristol Bristol 49; 49: CL - V*/ kl x. C KI J made business. trip .to .. town. Sat. -1, n New teachers are: ' B«if^ M- CUreP 70- BullLx ’3 Not So Needy ttrday and called at the home of Ilas students in Marvwood school. * also Karl Ryan Rock, son of Mr. kindergarten Ft" j ’ his parents Mr. nnd Mra. Ray' Corpora) Harry’Wlrtiams Is expect-; and Mrs. Carl Rock, recently in- Sylvia Ahn. homemaklng; Francis Burroughs 34 Total for the’tnwml I a \A/_ ■— ed -------------home this---week from- --------Wlndorer.. ducted. * Mrs Joe Hanlsh nnd I Folkert. social science; Harry Me-I “hl n 318 II11 DlSCOVCred Lyons. * Mr. and Mra Alton El-1 — ------.m> 1* Was viscuverea wood and small sons v.K. visited in In I Utah on a fifteen day dev furlaugh. furlough. *i mother. Mrs. Martha Brandstetter| Uiughlln. commercial •• chemistry: chemistry. '. maplf .P grove —Ouailtrnn RPV5~Q ua,,trap <h«*' disOfficials at an Infirmary near ‘ Grand Rapids on Saturaav Saturday and j Mr Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Tlseodore Theodore Wteri:., Wlerlnga of Chicago bv Mrs J Millie Whnlen, Englhh-Latiji; Gall 1 ui cV» 37ji MuiAe Grovtcenter m' i SSSJ Fhrfraio"^'VnrV limfe C oUbaccompanied H of" Grand "B.plds Huwrll, mule Xa ’ IittuSj ” BS ' K ?StT,"2' ’ "S ” 1 '" w IfcS ng daughters. «nd daughter Anna May. of south Lou Ke Colburn of Grand Rapids. RuveU. music and history; Mrs , m ?^ 38 NhX3r Diinh ’ m M i .you 24 i brought their young daughters. and soul. .home mwrj .. -----------------------------* „__ ms *'«▼ weretoln<°wn tOft.nFriday and Bndcalled Cttl|;y on IGb11Russell Ruw11social stlcnce. stience.srtuiol. school,Norton NnrI»n39to ■McKclvev ’’SX.fc,23--n Branch • of 2?_e" 1 *2. ’f?fn _on^ o.B.x-B. nuiuc ------—ee-------------------— ----on'Gall " Patrioia and Margaret after Thdmapple were in Grand Rapids 1 5<H> 2« 1! on 39 ’ Total for the town-1 -fnldinL - Vn >!lrrc 1 , w i'" a week’s visit at lhe the Keegstra home. home.! Saturday on business. * Miss MLss Helen Mr mi. and mi.u Mrs mia. Burdette ouiucne Wadd. * Mr. paper, ., geography Fred Vanderhull.1 17 'seigh jm iot t >« Wayne U’-.n. Fleenor Vi——-1! Frey, Frev who who Is Is taking taklne aa threc-months threc-months and and Mrs. Mrs Virgil Virol! Adams Adam, and and small small |I physical nhvsleal education, cdiu-atinn basketball. Hoslr.tKall Engl-,w. , shio ’’90 IUW ,or inc loan- folding motif) in her pUtse. ''•)'■■ ★ Rev. and Mrs It appears that Osceola countv . daughter-Nancy Albion ‘ln--x course at the University son Jerry, returned to their Detroit 1 ILsh; Gertrude McPhariin. 3d grade ORANGEVILLE — Ornn and daughter -Nancy of n .UIVI>,1 ;nur -----!»n I Orangeville; authorities were recently notified , '.'.‘‘A' I £haspital —1..1 — -------Sunday after a weeks vis-j Mary Jackson. Sth grade; Florence] VilhuFe district 99' BIakel5 ------ * the .... aitai In in Ann .-1 Arbor, spent- .u. the s.„ home cxi1 t spent last weekend at the .home! ..._ . -----1 5,00 15 s" -5'.vs T°A“* that Mrs Minnie Marshall, n for- \ —_..U r,,renls .... Mr — Bntj It with hl„ H— ■“c'.mX.rs i a* nk.^.?;!fl ..'ih„sX‘L,,e of her brother. Flovd Helrigel. 1 weekend with her parent-. Seven of tiie lner resident of Reed Cltv. was b?- u>;ir !>o j northwest of town * Ben Putnam • M™- Will Frey In Leighto‘Thton * •••" ML-»| Vur Adams. William ing cared for in New York, but be- m of Rarlow lake Is 111 and confined 1 Morrell Webber who tau R... ... Jorgensen Cole. taught in — the Detroit spent the Labor — o.—.. , (1I mornannii-K.iiiioHp onn ................... **—’ last —r year davs with Charles Camp-1 Don., White, hbrariam Ida-Skinner,i Keii^dSlricU weiton- cause she had not resided therefor f to Pennock hospital in Hastings., Tharuanple-Keliogg school oavs his wnnfather. nis latner, vnaries camp< the period of a vear she should be • ‘ 1 ilui* so I1i 3“ * Pvt. Zale Frey left Mondav for will attend the Biblical Seminary bell his wife and ....w... small son , cafeteria: E. B. Bender, transpor™. and .... .... n..n < Brooklyn, Mass. where be will nt- h New York City os she has a John. John, who nre spending n couple tat ion; Lew Visbeck. custodian: 30; Pra’Jr^vll/e^Villagc* 60; ^South returned to Michigan. The countv welfare commission authorized her x. tend a Technical school after spend- scholarship there. * Pvt. Wm. Mac weeks with her mother. Mrs Ven)1 Russell Bender, custodian. Pine Lake 13; Calkins 8; NotttrWne return and when she was admitted I !.■ Ing a few days furlough nt the home ! Corson .who is attending the air Smith and family * Mr. and Mra . Tl.ornapple-Kellogg School Luke 32, Total for the Zowiunip 1 . yon n-j .t .. 1Calendar of s.1. his ------parents in >Leighton. * Mr. । corp school at Washington Univer­ Earl Wlilyard and children of 149 Pour of this township's dis­ to the countv home near Sears nn . 111 Llq i and Mrs. Lucine Sturgis of Grund sity. 8t, Louis. Mo. arrived home Grand Rapids were Sunday visit-I Sept. 8. School opened: Oct. 21­ tricts have been-annexed to the attendant discovered a $20 gold । Rapids were Saturday evening call­ Saturday for a week's furlough, the 2P tor sister. Mrs. Clifford teachers Institute; Nov 25-26. Richland. Delton. and^Ross town­ niece tucked away In some of he.- ‘ clothing. Further Investigation dis­ ers of Mr. and Mrs Wm K Ueb- first since he entered service sev­ Darts and family and brought Miss; Thanksgiving vacation; Dec. 23­ ship schools. Z closed cash and checks in her purse l"c. * Mrs Wm. fichenkel was In en months ago. * The Arthur Getty 1 fn,tm *1 .u^.s' J:,n P- Christmas Vacation; April RUTLAND — Algonquin district 1 H 'to ’ ll'Jr* I Motion lllnx has — been Vermontville the forepart of last, ■family, —.Kt. who .... ... ... —spending —a 1 visit. W Mr. and Mrs Jerald Potts । 7.in Easter vacation' Mnv ’’() bae- 35; Chidester 46,/Tanner 31; Ot!.*.1i amounting to $1800 and a bank -r4 h. M. indicating $2500 In- savings 1 week at the home of her parents. few weeks in northern Michigan of LaPortc. Ind nnd Mr. and Mrs. > calaiireate Mav'30~1kteni6rnl Day 10; Edger 16: Goodwill 23: v„C|_* Yecklev | book th*iW thr rr|o>rl he I Holl la.ii i- ,r«; nay*. non* « «rnw, And now the welfare commission Ls 1 i-r,..! 1">■ J'r. and Mrs. E. D. Lake assist U»g 4>r the benefit of hay fever, will Ed Irwin of Beckville. Ohio visited MW ^1 CoKnceSb June 3 I 13. Total for /the township return home this week so the twin their parent*. Mr and Mrs. Rav i s<h«,i cloUiT 'tetment. ^june 2. *!lh *J? wondering what to do with their in the care of her father who was Hutwrvi r|.«r H,Chairman uf the 1 ’“hill ( •*ll< lv'y»-;’n»i «. n»»r Car- i Thom- BWJUent |nmate. ‘ •'olls can -'tart kindergarten. * The Potts, last weekend, ?t I CorreXn-M.dd.evHte | Two district^-'annexed to T I (him. Committer. anbmllirj i -rlouslv ill Wednesday V.’.d. ' evening. apole district. i thr"r"lh>w rhoaias Gillette weal I fine rain Saturday night and in- Myers of Kalamazzx »<r. and Mrs. Thomas THORNAPPLE — Thomapple through weekend the of ---Mr and Mrs W P i .SJ, m BOARD OF SUPERVISORS -----lefl for a j' termlttenly --------•• the ----------•*-- home - ---------down and Mrs. G.~remained ' 'I -------------Kr’lk^rt^ri 1 ,, c-‘’crftSB - -’3. ” --------- - - | OBITI ARY OE I was badh' needed and appreciated. Corson. * The Rouse circle met ■ 1 iu fc i couple, of davs and Mrs. scr.vi.kv. schenkel !—WOODLAND - Woodland town-| town- ^ '’ARLEY CRAWFORD : , ™ *'Jan,"‘A?,,I ship' returned home with her brother brother. However, the farmers who hava^th Mrs E F. Blake Thursday ship district 321. I Charley, Henry Crawford, son of Wa are glad to hear that Mr Dike beans pulled are hoping it clears so, afternoon with a good attendance, f! SPRINGS—Gates dlsdis- Lavina and Zenos Crawford. was|T oI„Io,f 1 t YANKEE Is now much improved. * Mr. and they can complete the harvest. * and pleasant time. The October1 10: Yankee Springs 10 Ritch-'ln Illinois on Nov. 18. 1861. and J.11,1,' nS,,UlUA trlct .Mrs. Claude Rosenberg of north­ The Rev. Leroy Chamberlafti fam-' meeting win be with Mrs. Charles ..... — «« g|x departed this life Sept 4 nt his 11, ie 4 Total for township 30. Six nJ? win west Tharnapple. spent Labor Day I y has relumed from their vaca- Parker. * Ernest Vollweller of De- ft*'™.home In Orangeville nt the age of ri a1.’ districts annexed to Middleville 8l yvars. ,9 mos. and 15 days. afternoon in Plainwell with his tlon in northern Michigan and back' troit visited his sister. Mrs Martha I*?*. i n.< 0 ?)ft ?nd Lo!*t’ district. brother Wilbert and wife. * Mid­ to their duties at tne Leighton Benawav and family al Gun lake L,\.1’8 V Coming to Michigan when a boy. ' »« Total for the county 5.644. Last' dleville friends extend congratula­ Evangelical church. * Pvt. Ed Nlch- from Saturday until this Wednes- Be^ts, of Grand J^pid^ nlsoa sis- year the total was 5.794. a decrease ' he spent nearly his entire life Ui tions to Lt Arhe Bixler and bride ols spent a three days furlough last day. Other visitors Sunday were ‘Sf.- Mrs E D LaXe of Veuwnt* of 150. The school census taken and around Orangeville. In 1901, who were married recently In Tex­ week with his parents in Leighton. Lt. Robert Lichtenberger of Ft rtllc. he was united in marriage to Linda , r»rm this year will be the basis for the as. * Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Berry from a Texas airfield. * Friends of] Custer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter VollMr*- Anna Johnson French of the primary school Thurston, who preceded him In, < «■»!>■ Intimu spent the Labor Day hoi Ida vs with Miss Polly Walker, who taught in weller and children of Grand >»»d- • Mrs. Anna Johnson French, who distribution .p-i next year. Three districts Ini death In June. 1937. her sister In Reed City. We are T-K schools several years, will be; id* and Mr. and Mra. George Brog 1 tod been in ill-health for several fund ^He loaves to mourn their loss [ Barrv anti two in Prairieville nre glad Mrs. Barry Is onee again able glad to know she has been having Bnd children of Wavland * Mr. | months passed away at .her home ports of 12-grade school districts three brothers. Wm. and John of 1 a fine week at Buffalo, attending and Mrs. Ray Lyons went lo Jack-1 near Scottville. Friday morning. In Kalamazoo county. Gun lake and Arthur of Orangeville 1 a convention for hospital attend- son Sundav morning where they] Had she lived until this Monday, Also many nieces and nephews as; ants. Mb* Walker Is dietician at m»t their five sons. Ivan of Hills-1 September 6 she would have been well as a host of friends. ms.i. “I 52.Hxs.! Foote riAjir nu.'piiui. hospital, Jackson. « * MISS Miss uyLy-,; dale. Owen 0< of cnelsea. Chelsea. Wendell of' of1 l, eighty K“‘‘ years Uta. old one She was corn born on WKXW SIZE IX AGAIN1’ 1 dia Cronlnger has returned to her Flint and Alfred and Stanley of! Ito Prairie, southwest of town, his Tl>e 1943 tuberculosis Christmas I In the schools pi of Kulamazoa. Kalamazoo and their families, and daughter Jack teaching duties in - -■ of ■—-Mr. and Mrs — v- 1 sea! was designed by Andre Dugo. 1 ym.iii. i Dayton. Ohio after spending the enjoyed a family reunion at one ot of 1i Johnson and married Azro French Two hundred American citizens ' summer at home. * A, B. Lewis the city parks. They then accom-htlso of this vicinity. For many dte every day of the year from tureturned home the first of the week | pan led one of the toys home and yearn they lived on the' farm now uYet lhls ls u dLsease T_ Th, nOfl<>r.M* from a couple weeks stay at Pet- । remained until Monday night * I ,hc Home of lhe DeweyFisher famwhich can be prevented und cured.. v«SI *1** •WWW*'* oskey for benefit of his h«v fever, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sensiba and I ll>- moving toScottvillefrom this ----—'-. by his-•wife 7 I «MMsren andSr'lT*--. accompanied and ; children u. of Batti'c'* Baltic Creek'^spen't Creek spent I vicinity and where Mr. French died .nn David, rVovGI who ..»•>n liad been been visiting visiting the I s'—weekend __ v—j — i.v. her i... mother •«-_ son with Mr* I manv many vanra years ago. She is survived Mrs. L. E. E.|; Roy Russell * Miss Marilyn Gil- b>' her parents. Mr. and1 Mra. Asa at home two daughHigh School Enrollment Less pwjod. have returned to Detroit jette of Ann Arbor M*»t the week- U'V. ><rs Harry Bidwell of Mon­ Grade and Jr.. High More * Twelve past matron* enjoyed the; t$id at home and on Sunday ac- rovUC Calif. and Mrs. Gladys Fink­ meeting Friday at the home of Mrs. compdnlcd her father. T I. Gil- toiner of Grand Rapids; also three Our city schools opened Monday Ollie Talbot. The potluck dinner ’ lette to Vermontville to see her toothers. Ashlev. Ferd and Loren and. very' surprisingly, with an in­ teas made more enjovable by the grandparents * Tiie Hubert More- Johnson of Middleville enrollment over last year birthday cake, house family left Mondav mornFuneral seryicw were held from creased the firjt day. The increase is honoring tbt blrUiday of Mra Ves-, ing for Kingsley where they wi)l;.the Middleville Baptist church at on in the lower grades and Junior ta Griffeth. Sept. 4. * Miss Donna make their future home Mrs I 11 0 clock Tuesday with interment High. There Is a decrease In the Sun- ■ Morehouse has been night onerator J" Mt. Hope cemeterv A wire from high school, which everybody ex­ LXffi&S. day where she will take part in the at the local telephone office * ^e dauyhter In California revealed It was less than anticipated state style revue, one of Uie twelve Miss Laurel Mad ver and her guest | th? strange fact that she was un- pected. as so manv who would otherwise hono" Bt the homc Mis* Barbaraleft for their nurs- “blr to come because hermother­ have attended year arc now in STEBBINS demonstration meeting sometime • mg itlg work 111 nt opuirvw Sparrow nu.'piiui hospital ai at In-lftw same_ time_ the army nnd this ■■■” had ....... died ..... at the . navy, or engaged in ago. and now competing for higher •»landing — «»-i. .’.—>.... after -a «few —., 1 of this t Tuesday ot her tor mother mother. war work. Enrollment in the high honors. This community can feel days nt home in Parmelee * Lt. & JACOBS • • •--------------school this year, at the end of tne very proud of Mtas Davis who Is THE RECALL STORE and Mrs. J. Robert Rugg were DEATH OF FORMER first day, was 505. Last year it was a senior at Thornnbule Kellogg guests of honor Saturday night at, HASTINGS RESIDENT HASTINGS PHONE 572. The enrollment in the Central school and won these honors from a miscellaneous shower nt the ParHastings'' frlrndi uere. ..ndd-mMi School is 448 including the 6th mce^ifL^uVJ^r^elvr^mAhn^eu-' hcar of l^p^nlh on Thursday] grade;' 2nd ward teM*"and'at the Lt. and Mra. J. Robert Rugg spent entire rCSTJX,_’V„a''-srj|Z itlrc slate, state. w ★ miu Miss iteien Helen unnevn. Griffeth. raaiev ^'r'nnerfnn and " Edt/ic thewreekend tn Middleville with her 1 daughter of Leo Griffeth of Au-1 Myers,Cboth fourteen ““are old parents, and left on Monday for gusta, who graduated from the whose families were at Ba-*—Mr and Mra. Glenn Miller and^Camp Tyson. Tenn., ana Dexter. Thomatwle-Kellogg school as valo^and have found , them valuable Utile son are moving from the Dow- ■ their respective homes fcr lhe | dlctorian. in 1942. left Tuesday for didn't ling vicinity to tha Allen Matthews, present * Sgt. Glenn Vander-, Chicago where she will enroll as n«Hate at any work no matter how home on Broadway. Welcome back &htmr. who had ^n in the east । student In^the^ody Bible In- hard or unpIeawulU jhe> helped MIDDLEVILLE ------------------------------ CO. SHOOL CENSUS TOTAL FOOTINGS SHOWS SMALL LOSS ARE NOW $365,$43.67 5644—Last Year the Ewv“Bs: H lqst G w „F u d SCHOOLS ENROLL MORE THAN YEAR AGO ^£6^ auik v?vJieP HnTni APPLES HONEY AND Open every day except Sanday Please bring containers BOYES ORCHARD 1 mile east, J mile north and J mile east of Hickory Corner! Out 9*30 lflst wcp,c of Mrs. Earl Wysong' first ward school 69—or a total of h'lls year Is 202, last year it was------------------ ---------------------------------190. We think this showing Is very creditable indeed for the schools this city. , 1»! 1»H rnnm,' hlf’n.'EK ofThe teaching staff has been re­ vised from our last report. We give vTlte' a^Prharies Purehav Free'' Mrs WvsonK attended the the complete staff as follows: 1 High School .lool—Edwin L. Taylor. Sit: 4?:ra.portbi?Xb°'iKu, sssr Principal ’------ Ass't. Fred ~ s. Jones. * Michael Principal. — G Avery Aten. Dana old JSd l.mu“ n«!ll‘J “"mim'd'ar" Burgess. Corl W. Damson. Tne p Gies. Fred C. Goodell. Arthur , son Arthur nnd his fiancee. Mis* ’Wn« — Ottilia Kamlnske. ■~ Theo-1 Ann Schneider of Grand Ratods m»dc ™hHr h^me ‘w?,h wv2££ Hansen. dore N Knopf. .... ‘ Arthur W. Lower., also spent the day there, aad other tilcn,edfnviolinL« anrtHe? Emily J. ’McElwain. .......... ' Kathleen ,. V.1 dinner guests were Mrs Peart Ken’Ldm Murray. MaraR. Paytie (Mrs ). , Buy MORE BONDS today . . . And help • yon and Mrs Vessle Harris Ar- 2’ chureh Herbert J. Reinhardt. Ruth M. 1 wreice’seotember' 24^^’ Cal,<?d i ““ons. ln and nr“r Traverse *Cilv. Robson. Lester L. Schilling. Jr. I BARRY COUNTY to GO OVER its Th?’ rStasiten P*xt M.irnn J Surviving are the husband, two Special Teachers and Supervisors I —Joseph Brozak. Ruth Burrell ■ .utrcmSe%.hA,iui. os. x" .WK* j^Lir $1,000,000.00 BOND QUOTA! (Mrs.).. Mary Campbell. Mary, j Friday Potluck dinner * Miss | ^ tc„lheld »t ?he Hawley. i inc'dnHra'1 toSftrhe*,iictoK»ls''oft<Dnv"' Melhodut church In Traverse Citv Central School—Walter E. Perk-1 !%Oh&‘onnnMa*i?te?aUndto; On "lun,*> afternoon, with w»«h interHelen M. Wade.' on 8 Saturday inter­ ins. Principal. ir The 3rd War Loan is your big that money into Bonds now, and help Asst Principal and Elementary! 1 the summer at home * Mr. and । nment tn Oakwood cemetery. Supervisor. chance to share in the striking power Hastings go over the top in the 3rd ' Mra. Wm Ouv of Whitehall were | , Junior High School (Central' ; guests of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Sherk JdTT'htliy’ ££SIDENT of our fighting men ... to help them War Loan! The extra Bonds that you School)—Helen M. Bassett (Mrs.).' on the north countv line last Sat- o*’. TWT. DIES Clark. ‘Irene Hamiltoni keep up the fight and go forward with urday * Mrs Claude Kermeen re-; ^.r,n?tt ,Dan' Douglass, aged 81. Catherine and your neighbors buy this month (Mrs.). ‘Alice Donlje. ‘Lorenz C.' ; turned home last—Thursday after “lifelong resident of Hope town- Schelhas Ruth SwendUnan. Jen-! the INVASION of Europe. MAN­ will help total $15,000,000,000— |a few days visit with her brother, on Wednesday. Stuck (Mrs.). 1 and wife in Grand Rapids. , tool. 1. He is survived by his wife. nleElementary POWER alone can not win this war. (Central the nation's goal for this great drive! ’ City Help a daughter. Mrs Mary School)—Adelyn Grades H. Boyce (Mrs.). I City boys and girls, though lynor-j Blitop of charlotte; two sons Re-,It takes MONEY POWER . . the Do your shore — BUY AN EXTRA Dotv. Elizabeth Finch ant of farm life and duties, have , Htotlnfs and Oley of Rutland: Esther Gold. Hah C. Hill (Mrs.). money that is in your pocket. Change BOND IN SEPTEMBER! proven Invaluable this summer on a“°. n‘ne grandchildren Funeral Mildred Kern Bertha L. Kuhn thousands of farnu throughout the,, T .VZ were conducted 'Vliuuucu bv QV the me Rev. KCV. Genevieve country, and'shown their ability to v win.i™ *> the Leonard (Mra.). Virginia Lulkens. Mary Winston a.~,. Stone at Meiby. Ala S. Myers. Evelyn adopt thenuelvea to work and rural funeral home on Saturday at 2:00 Schelhas (Mrs) Doris Sherin. Ger­ life. Mr. and Mrs. Clahence French, P. M., with interment In the Rut­ trude Wilcox (Mrs.). who operate a Urge farm on the land cemetery. First Ward — Mary Williams. Prairie, were left high and drv two Principal. Maude W. Smith (Mrs.). yean ano wheft their hired hand. Display Cans Second Ward — Grace Edmonds. < “THE MORE BONDS and SWEAT—THE LESS BLOOD aad TEARS" W Principal. Anne B. Burton. (Mrs., Stella Reinhardt substitute.) vised for fruits and vegetables in •Teach In other divisions of the time have carried on alone with Germany. school. melfe. Luneh™ ... .en-td io Sit "‘c tS&“ kski CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 9. Ml ter Agnes spent Thunday in Lake I Mbs Anna Johnson (Hope Daring) I SORTH BOWNE Odessa the gueata of Mrs. Gary: returned to her home In Grand C. to*p«3 tSe^wtek^utd^f^^N Btudt. .. Rapids on Wednesday after a two Mrs. Eitella Rosier were In*Alto Guest* over the weekend of ilr. ■ Blind ay guests of Mr. and Un weeks* visit In Hastings. apd LoweQ on borines* last Thufsnnd Mrs Frank Rogers an<f Mr. and FINK ATTENDANCE AT L H. Rowisy and Harold were Mr. Mrs. Wilson Guldel and son,'Jr.. I Mr »nd Mrs Harvey Elliott re-1 £Jr*. P. J. CumcK were Mr. and COUNTRY CLUB EVENTS SUter M. Aquim relumed Wed­ and Mrs. Francb Jenkin*, and fam- of Lansing were weekend gucsta ot turned Labor Day from a two week* Mte AJtorew Wan®?■>;of Chicago. One hundred hundred twenty twenty were were in in at at-­ nesday lo Fordham University in Uy of Scotts and Mra. Dorothy Mr. snd Mri. James Gower. One trio to Texas wnere they dcijvcted , Mr*. Uiltard 8quin — at J" : re.urned to-------------tendance at .. the buffet ----supper X? New York City after visiting her Goldsmith of Kalamazoo. I Hubert Fairchild of Detroit visit-. one of the Royal Coach rraBerj. On I day from a short visit .... ..ur “»e Country club on Labor Day ft™*™!" < Mra M nirenta. Mr. and Mra William Mra. May Trleb. Mb*es Florence ‘ed his fkmBy over the weekend. . Monday ^'eral friend* met 1 ter and brplhcr-in-Jaw^ bL. -—1 evening. Red gtadllot £7“ ‘ liiwkMrnnH* gladilol centered the .I rj H*? JJJ® knilth. r— “nd Leonardo spent Sunday In Kaiout of town guesta visiting Mr. ’ al Johnson nf tiie home Mr. and, W. G., It. L of Muskegon. .boJquet^ot t«hte tn the iramae anri Boyle returned home table in lhe HawSs lounae were and 1' ter. Mrs. *TO ” *W*??? m? | Labor day dinner guelta of Mr nmaaw.jueste of Mr. and Mra. aud Mrg Ward on Labor Bradford torofa^ot lukMr*. dinner al! Mr«. Lieut, andPaulson Mrs. Mertln Kltlcngc.r large mlxS h£* Ethel tor "ft ^tended visit..* and MSS Ivan Snyder were Gerald Robert Weber. Day weekend were Mr. and Mra. their Iwnor. . < of Colorado Springs. Colo., an- ,7^!;* smaller tables -Mis* Donna Kunde entertained KlarrUon and Mbs Arfleth Williams ‘■ Cadet Ronald A. McKIbbin of lg>ule Erwny of Kalamazoo. Maurice “ iTtman and Mr and Mra Harvey Burges* nounce Ulp ot “ wn Mkh “ ' 1 • 1 »« ne for her hlrtltoay hut Mr Sunday nnd Mrs. |8gt. and Mrs Thoma* Tuggcrt and West MlnhU-r College, New Wil- Erway of Grand Rapids. Mr. and! jpJHt a4th Harvey Mr Zd Burgess Mra AJ Winners of the two-ball four-' rZSjTJ with ““ A! | It".'"*”'1" lion Arlen of Independence. Mo . mington. Pa. spent the weekend I Mrs Homer Erway M Muskegon; ient Sunday due,. <" H* ’,----------»me U> ,be .rurnoon were W, £ .J urgeas Inin Otsego. , , here callers during the afternoon. with his parents. Mr. and Mrs Wm. nnd Mra. Roy Erway of Rutland. Rliffcr and daughter. Verl oi ABO 1 I Mrs. Joseph Skinner returned :McKIbbin. Mra. McKIbbin relumed who was their guest last week. A Saturday guest of Mr. and Mrs' «« Sidney Bovnc and daughters 2? sSIUiST rrance in is, pu“ ..Jm,. wcre Sunday afternoon callers al fekwedTOl?Time 1S Chi- «-«««*• the Lacy and Porrilt home. ♦ Mra. I Mra L H. Evarts and -Mbs Agnes Ifiunday front River Fulls. Wlscun- with her husband after spending S'*“ auy Keto Sarah Lacy U confined to her bad Lin. having been called there by Uie piwt three weeks with her par- Him spent Tuesday tn Grand Rap- day y.?. Ythey entertained Mr and Mrs 1 >fter spending theO summer h a, J mother Mra F Spaulents. Mr and Mra. Lyle Beadle. N.1 ids. *cvona, , , broke her hip *o<ne time mo and with a sprained knee. * Mrs. Kate Ithc serious illness of her father. ■ Boererna and family of 1 ner moiner- Mr> r u op“u* , „ • I Mrs. Mary showerman returned Broadway. laibor Day guesta of Mr. and George , , ... ; b still In a cast. * Harold Gless Curley of west Howne received word Marcellus Clifford Borrema re- ,nn» On Tuesday twenty-*even ladle* , xnd family of Grand Rapid* vblted Saturday that her son. Albert ^ Ion Tuesday from Evart In northern Rollie Paige of Medina. Ohio Mrs. Roy Everett were Mrs H. innined and will attend scnoOl here [------were present at the pot luck lunch- Sunday afternoon and evening with teen killed by an aimiana fa Bloat ■Michigan where she spent two spent Monday evening with Richard Deverna and Mr. und Mrs. Roy this winter. । eon There was no golf event but hU father. Jake Ole** and lister, Cltv. Iowa. * Mrs. Jennie Pardee. | Henney of Battle Creek. Miss Bo[weeks attending an EVangeltetie Bcadlta Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bd^mcrl Mr... F.stelU Rosier. Wanette SChliy winners at contract were Mra. । corrlne * Mr. and Mra. August Sundn\- guesta uf Dr and Mrs. nltu Henney. who has been spend­ ■service. • David Goodyear. Mrs Ray Branch, temner returned to their home in and sister Arlene Brock oi take to Trenton yesterday, where, | Pvt. Lewis Hine of Fori Custer William Ebacer wcre Mr. und Mra Ing the summer with Mr and Mrs. went of Mr. n und ..u ».» Mrs 1 -----------' Mrs R. • E. Wait and Mra. Roman Kalamazoo Monday evening where Odessa were callers Saturday ot Gerald Smith of the Goodwill1 Everett, returned to her home with they were guests w. I was home over lhe weekend. <Chartoltc Bessmer) Marvin Klein 'Charlotte »e.-.smer) Eight girb were present st the I Feldpausch. . i they had been the guesta of Jake Mrs Henry Johnson of Bownc Ctni them. I Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Dairy. Today Mr Beumer and Mra Klein, party given by Mu-s Marjrle Hili.' * * * , 1 Oleas and daughter. * Dr Wedei Ur --------------- ----- ---------------House guesta of Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Battles are go IshulU on Labor Day were Mr and to Ann Arbor where the fanner Saturday evening honoring Miss Tomorrow. Fnday a gulf and . and --*—'— of and family family and and Vivian Vivian A Anderson |Mtf. Earl Tripp and son Earl. Jr. Fred Prentice from Saturday- UlL sjiending Uie Week in Caledonia will go through the University hosMadeline Smith of Jackson A de-Jtfldge pot luck will be held with Hastings spent Sunday with —— «... the The doublehoader movie about ' Miw Eva Hecox, Philip and pilal clinic. |Mr. and Mrs Edward Mack nnd Monday were Mr. and Mr*. C. E. , Hcjous buffet supper was served Sirs. Einar Francbeh and Mra. Earl;. latter* Utter a father father Jake Jake Gless Gless and stater Thomas Edison reatorti Our faith ■daughter. Judy. Mb* VinRnla Cus- Rollins, Mrs. Wanda DeWater and p>ttv. returned Sunday from a Ml** Suzanne Sumner left Sun-' «n the pore! 'Bug ’ was played aftColeman as co-chairmen. • corrtne. * Mr. and ----1 Corrtne. and Mrs. D. D Hm- In America as the land of oppor­ Floss Rollins of Kalamazoo ten day vacation at Sunfield. |ter, all of Jackson. nnd Mr. and Mbs . • their children tunity ThU b th< only country day for For: Wayne. Ind. where eraards with top score turned In by ’ * ’ „ . comb entertained Mrs Almira Sheffield «... left Wed- , Mrs. •»— Caroline <■—••— C. Epley ----was—wi­ she |Mrs Charles Radford ami Mbs ...v committee for has employment us organist Miss Margery Stanley Liter the Thr committer next Tuesday and their famlllej ' ...I..... .. Illlt 0*4 n » u ..... ...nilles Sunday alternewluy for a vblt with h«r nephew. pt=“.|, terlained lCiu»i>ieu in m Grand unuiu ' Rapid* over . In the Indiana hotel.dth her I Karen Camp of Grund Rapids lhe ’luncheon Clifford rm. Do­ „o«. ----------IU. and •• MU -nndi o< Allo I « £ I girls enjoyed Uto movie* at lhe •••— ~ ••is M^sdames rurrara .nnihni Mn N B Berger, of Hannibal, Mo. RhShi- !jftbor f4it>or Day weekend. weekend I Mr. anil Mrs Harold Radford an­ altKOi-xpcrLs lan. Leon Sunder. Meyer., were wcre Thursday Thursday evening callers at I rs^nce/Tracv ------ - w^—— to visit In Kansas City .i.... m Pvt rvx. Dwight iswiKin bm r-umcr Fisher of Fort run WarwarGuests oi Mr and Mr?. Thomas. e # James Radford. David Goodyear lhe ta Cy and p^u horoc . * Mrs Bpcncer Tracy. ion a vacation trip. In northern tuni Oklahoma. i the Lacy and Porrilt home. * Mrs I ren. Wyoming, Wednesday Wyoming, arrived Wednc . . Baird on Munday were Mr und Mrs । [Michigan this week and W O. Cnscadden Edd nn d daughter Elverta -----------------------Edd. Lacy and ' Aben Johnson, Jr., k-ft Monday for a snort short furlough nt at home. 1 Harold HHcr of Jonia and Mrs A'happy croup of 15 children en| Mr. and Mra. James Mead of for tne Culver Military Academy ■ Porrilt were callers of Arthur — ’' gueau. Weekend guests u. of Mr 'and MraBaird's two brothers Willb Pen- Joyed a pot luck picnic al Tyden |Maple Grove and Mt and Mra where he will be a student U»b Muryl Clark at the home of his daughter. I ™t;ry! Foreman Fcrcmzn wen- Mi Mr nnd Mrs. nlnglon of Interlochen nnd Isaac Fark on Saturday with Mrs. Ijiw- RESIGNS POSITION hfarrv Rlxor and Mr ami Mr school year. Mrs. Ward Boulard and found him 1 -------- • Cusick und daughter. — Gerard Julie, Penntngton of Bumham Wood. Wh ,'rence Herrick, winding up lhe TO ATTEND COLLEGE |shortv Miller attended tiie Roush Dr and Mra D D Walton left of Mt- Clemens Ml .Marda Newton, daughter some better. * Mr. and Mra । . Mr. and Mr* Charles H. Hinman -vacation and celebrating the of Mr and Mra. George M Newton 1 feeling Harry- Kelly of Grand Rapids wen.-1 ■ family reunion al Lincoln lake Wednesday for Norfolk, Vo . for a ounauy guest gue.n of 01 Mr rar and ana Mrs .-vira. and A Sunday ana son. Charles and atm Mr*. Mr* Gc.-uld birthday of Jhllv Foster The grouu LOAN |near Greenville Sunday Mr nnd Uw days' vblt with their son and MIir|ey pox was their niece. Mlsa Ryan of this city, has resigned her post-: Sunday guests at the Steve Mill r and son, Jeffrey, wenat i nstated of Sally; nnd Nancy Fu*J~‘ |Mrs. Miller went otj. to Rosebush to. daughter-in-law. Lt. and Mrs De- Betty Bowman, ot Eaton Ruplds >ucn. non as assistant director of tho home * Mr*. Rachel Stahl and son I uheir cottage at Sands lake over Anne and Janet Feldpau«:h; ■VUll other relatives. Hri- Kenosha iWtsc.i county Pensions Arthurof Zion Hill were Sundav 1 Forest Walton I Mrs George S. Fulton is the Labor Dav weekend JoBerta ond Janet Whltmoje:: Heb | Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fuhr of Cedar .. Day uu>. weekend. . . J en and Rita Laberteaux; Mnn' r,-1„ Marland Probation office, effective Sept.. “ ftenWMi callers at the Jerry । Phillip Foster mid Sally Rose. guest of friends In Kalmnnzoo for Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Englund of i Janet and Jean Maurer: Jacqueline | Creek wcre visitors at Will Richard, Cook spent Thursday and Friday a ys this week liMlnc 15 ...... Miss Newton has — been in that Blough home. * Mr and Mrs. Jerry < - f,. .. w . da «ays ■of Baltimore. Sunday. In Charlotte with Sally Rases Mr. and Mrs Mra Char ’ - A. * Gaskill Mt Clemens were guest* uf Mr. Pavne.. Eiuiron Solomaia. Collene office since January. 1932. and has’. Charles Mra Glt-nn Densmore on Sat­ Tuffc-L and Janet Herrick. ,- and Mrs •r.d m :.tr. M.s Archie Bird and | Mr and Mrs. William Fox of grandparents, where they attended and Imr-t with splendid success. I urday. . f•pent pent Monday Monday with with Mr Mr. 1and Mrs I Speaking of her. future plans. [Kalamazoo. spent Sunday and Mon- the 4-H fair. Mrs. John Swenson and childreni' Mr. and Mra Qarcnce Cappin Mb* Ncwion says: ' War-time conMr. and Mrs. Fred Hale nnd J of Da-lir.i:. Dowling. d Oversmlth cl ■were dinner guests of Mr r nd Mr Marycllen wcre guests of Mr. and Mrs. -----Gordon Fisher and family of Muskegon are visiting Hastings! (ntcrt.Hned Mr afll Mr* Richard , cMt*<»ns» and “ iRumtu-r Sponable Wednesday, Mrs. Bernard Lightfoot and Mr I nr( are. ncl here und the children are at­ friends this week. [day with tiie home folk? , . Bogart und Mt. and Mr* Lew WarumUm, school for a few weeks Mrs. Oscar Jones re-i re­ ■ ner for dinner on Friday. Mr. and Mr*. 1 for ‘he post-war Period| Mrs. Chas Jone and Mra Dor- and Mrs Robert Dean of Detroit tending •— while •Capt Fuher is away on ma- tumid on Sunday from Detroit • • • | great a problem to the nation to Icath.i Edmonds of Battle Creek over the weekend ---------- «... ------------........ •»....where lp(.nl liicy a ucek with rLia_ Mr and Mrs William long and neuvers. They are occupying their —„ , .be ignored." She intends lo enter | A guest of-Mr and Mr- L F Marion nrr in York. Pa . thb week , apartments on 8. Ji-ffcrvm St. Cnmollmentary to Mbs Beverly cjilcago Univeraily where she will |Maus and Martha Lmi was Mbr. O.a Jones her mother. Mrs Fred b „ rk- ”for »u,r yntfrr'* Degree In Visiting relative*. ,1 MB Mra. r.iizaoetn Elizabeth cvcuy Kelly rs b apcnuuig spending Istlerlc of Marrhall. Mrs Dale Rou>h has gone to DelI Jones entertained sixteen w hool * ’.tt ‘°L ““ 3 c * Mr 1.nd Mrs Sterling Ostroth Mln( wne, ttj|me a ali q tjic lc home of Mrs. han. Texas, for a visit of se.vcral | Mbs Madeline Smith of Jackson I and college friends of Mbs Jones' | Prl„r to golng l0 Kenosha. Mbs Crawley. | was a guest of Mias Marjorie lull and family and Mr and Mrs Dell Mund----------with her husband. Pfc. Dale 1 oh Friday cvj-nmg. bmall -ail bj»|-'. NcWtnn-attended the University of Shively were in Dr —-----Delta Mills ^un-' Anne Good;rear was the w<,-ek.s loiter lhe wcricepdRoush Mra. Wells Relgler accom ­ their nephe-w.s nephew’s itcd- KUCSt of Miss Ann Davb. in Battle «... attending ...elr | Mrs. 8 Conner Hathaway was day panied her as fur a-. Indianupolli fbg;-and red. white and blue can- Michigan. Kalanroroo State Col|ln Bedford Tuesday raring fat h-r ! ...'O3» over the weekend. wnere one remained w>tn in>r Him .llt* were iwrt a* decorations on lc8(, and received Her bachelor of Ml Ml. M.t uwS.arfl..Si.i in.;™.,. where she remained with her hu-­ tl.e refreshment tables and around i.JeIire dcgrM. frtftn Chicago UniLblcr-in-lnw. Mrw..r.„ r 'Shively. . | the rooms. Mbs Jone* left Wed- : V(.rSfty. |who is 111 ■ The American Legion Auxiliary of Barry County went with Mra Roibh . nrsdav yesterday, for New York ; Certainly there b great need Mrl..iufence Towne . and Mrs | Mr and Mrs Winona Downing nnd Mbs Rcxine two etiildrrn and went on to Temple. Texas, 1 Cltv where hr will enter Hunter ; d3J!, Ior chlM welfare nctividinner guests IColdwaler. wer ------ Emery A. Fox of Detroit spent sev­ Downing of Lansing and Mrs also is staging for the sixth year their annual drive for where Mr. Thompson b stationed. eral 'lays last week In the Oscar College to take training as a WAVE ■ ttes when the great Increase in tMond.iy of Mr and Mi; Harry Eddy's sbter and brother-in-law. Charles Gwinn, .son of Dr. and Palmer home some worthy project which will be of some general Out of town R'ie*te were M s* chnd delinquency Is *o appalling. |Tliompson Dr and Mrs Glenn Smith, of Mra. A B. Gwinn, left Monday far Mr and Mra. Oscar Palmer and Grand Rnplds. | Mr G«*o. Thrm;i-.nn spent . • Gladv* Jones of Battle Creek. Ml*- iiUd Miss Newton feels a rcsponslgood use for the county as a whole. mi« Culver. Ind., where he will attend Ida Lee Loutzcnhber of Blockton. b)Ulv ln cuntinuc in child welfare |wcck In Grand Rapids <urli.it fur Mrs Atfna Deal were Sunday eve-- Miss Betty Cortrlght and1 Mbs Frldav t,lc Military Academy. Iowa, and Mi*. Willard Graham of Wl)rk Hastings friend* ore con-, |her daughter Mra Ed Hart, who nlng c.'llcrs nt Mr. and Mra. Muir Patty Fewless returned Frldav | hud the misfortune k> break her Palmers near Middleville Mrs. Roy- । Kalamazoo. M<»u lew — ><• vbl^ In M. Rockford .wdckford. Mrs. Ernest Hnycs. Mra. lideni she will fully meet her re-1 from uU few days It is being put on through the Crowell Collier -¥r .n,,d Mrs. | arm. Mrs. ttoopre Robert urowu Brown ana and aaugndauKlra lyvwiu, miu “I!?.mis. M,s' kS>’uu>? izoyKcimmi CoYkcndM* .-r ponsibilitlc% und wbh her conPub. Co., who solicit subscriptions for most of the | Mra. Harry Thompson end clnuuh- Gibsonburg. Ohloz visited tin- lat- trr Beverly spent tin- weekend with nnd family were guesta of Mrs El- CHANGE OF PERSONNEL AT . tlnucd success. * ter s sister. Mrs Eleanor stricKien Mr “— — ” Silas’"'Doster —•— "'at nio Soules' tiie ladles' sister.'of u..< nnd■ •* Mrs.' ButPENNOCK HOSPITAL standard magazines from individuals and concerns -----TZ -f • last’ wer'li—। i Prairieville. tie Creek on Friday. I BRANCH DISTRICT Allee jMrnd Ale .... Mrs Aller vWie«l IrUnd*.. Mrx Robert LAur-nsnn and non Mra -J-G Nea<.en returned laatV-—Mbs-LoMte-TVruslnk. Mbs-LoUU-TWuslnk.. supcxlnUinsupcrinten- throughout the county and the commission on each . ........... ~dbnd In Woodk't ’d Tr! TThliiv. returned Wednesday after a few week to her home in Swarthrnon. 1 dent of Pennock Hospital has added ' Earl Flook is home from his ■ Mr. and ..¥ r’ Eleanor hl,‘-‘nL,r Stridden .tL,c*5,c’2.^ n“..Miss ..y . days ..... visit at their home in Elk- Pa after a vblt of several we'-ks Mbs Elizabeth Twyman of Kcn- camp In Missouri, for a few days is turned over to the American Legion Auxiliary to * Mr and Mra. Perry'. Helen Knapp visited Mrs Nellie ,la|dt jndL _ witli Mrs. A with D. Knbkern the -staff. Mi.ss Twyman furlough Mrs. ... ., mcky. to ...w Fassett of Hastings called on Mr. 'be used for the purchase this year of two hospital i Ur‘5ham in Marshall Saturday y,rr nnd Nt,5 Harold Newton D. D Smith and Mbs Sue Smith : beean her duties on Sept 1st. Mr.. Robert Coojier returned Wfre Ul Cadillac over Labor Day. returned Sunday from Detroit 'A A"f'ormer*taff and Instrucinstruc- :.nd Mrs. O_D- Fassetl one dayformer staff nurse, beds, for free public use. bteam'hf.at Wednesday from New York City Thursday gueata of Mr. mid Mr. where Die former had been on bus!- tor of the first Red Crora Nurses' la*t week. * Mr- John Darby cared her grandchildren a few days where she was vis ting her husband Gknn Were. Mr, ocorge -----—ness. Miss Smith was the guest of Aide Class. Mbs Ether Kreider left for HOT A COLD WATER Two years ago a fracture bed was purchased Wht° iWa-SrJl‘ ,>ort M Haut-r Mrs. F ...----- and ----- -------Fox of' --------Grand Mr. nnd Mrs. William Solms for a -Mondav —J - •to accept ------- - •* the — — position *•*— of while the parents. Mr. and Mra. Lnlx>r Day guests of Mr. nnd Mrs Rapids ... ... Wayne Conklin w"** on “ short • week. | Instructor of Nunes at Sparrow . trip. BROWER HATH through this means and last year a resuscitator was * Dorr Darby b training In | Charles Christman wen- thr Itev. Lieut. Richard Krug of Fort CusMr. nnd Mra. Thomas Baird were Hmpital in Izinslng. Mirs Kreider nnd Mrs. Wavne Thorn. Mr. and ter was a weekend guest ut the m Detroit on Saturday to attend wtll lx- in charge of all .student Missouri at present, had a short bought. Surplus funds have previously been used to aid Single S3.3O per wk. up j furlough last week.* Mrs.R.E. Hall . Mrs. Gwaln Smith nnd Mr. and home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben Camp- the funeral of her steter-ln-law. ntiracs, and since Snarrow hospital two children of Kalarno. spent, Rapids the hot lunch fund at the school. Any surplus this bell Mrs. Parker Pennington. Mrs. Pen- ' 1-. affiliated with MSC. Mbs Krei­ and Double -5.00 per wk. up Sunday afternoon with her par-1 Mr and Mrs Wellesley Ironside Mrs Ruth Cappon spent Sunday pington had conducted a girls' der s new assignment cnrrW'nnus- 1: rnts. year will be placed in the Welfare fund for assistance Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norspent the weekend with Mr. and In Battle Creek. camp at Interlochen, near the Na- , Ual responsibilities. / \ । ton * Mr. and Mrs W F Smith Mrs Millon Benncrt in Detroit Mr and Mrs Wanic Merrick wcre tjonnl Mur.lc camp for 3,5 years and of returning veterans of the present conflict, and ! of Gibsonville.-hio visited her sbEdward Fisher of Lansing whs in Toledo over Labor Day. for two year, years had been president I ter. Mrs O. D Fossett and Mr. Fashere for thr weekend with Mr. and mi». Ethel s-ihoi Burton Rurtnn of nt Detroit rvcfr.-.ii lJlc Michigan Campers Assocla- 1 C. of C. TO their families. Miss Die Michii i sett. Mrs. Dora Gutchers of Na*hMra. Joseph Fbher. । b lhe guest of Mra. E. A. Burton -tlon. ------She had' also served as prcsl-1 ville also was ■ Sundav guest. They I for a lew weeks. dent'of the Detroit clubarc not accepted. Only the price , MEET SEPT. 13 Cash Women's donations i are lune to attend lire Wilkinson Mrs. Ena Wickett returned to De­ for a year. —reunion. * School began In the State Acroi for the magazine subscription desired, and then only troit on Tuesday after a few days', Mr. nnd Ma Aben Johnson left I Branch district. Monday with Mrs. vblt at the home of her daughter. yesterday for/Culver, Indiana, tak­ Speaker Engineer^! Mra. Helen Tucker as teacher. * to such persons carrying a letter of identification .j Mrs George Van Houten, ing with them Aben. Jr., whi\p!ans rilnzoo was lhe guest of her cousin. to attend Culver Military Acaartny from the American Legion Auxiliary. Mbs Janet Boekeloo. umber of Commerce i urday evening. guesta of Mr. and tills year. N. Staff Sgt- William Dibble will re­ therc Bruce Sheffer of Cleveland. Ohio-— the Oddfellow Hall. Dinner You arc being asked and urged to order any maga­ TOe wnw turn Saturday to Fort Houston. vlsnrn ,llirrnw ,V1I ailu mio. 8 o. .“_____ __ _________ ........... -....... t?;: Tex alter a week's leave .Tissv at home M Sheffer’o?er the weekend. served nt 6:30. Clyde Stevens. State rd .it r, 30 Clvde • zines you may hove use for through this medium to REGISTER NOW Labor Dav. September 6 at the 0.1 Mbs mi« Chariine rhartinn Capjvon Cannon spent snent sevMrs FYf-j Baas left Tuesday for Aeronautical Engineer, and E. C- D Fassctt picnic grounds. Forty M enable the American Legion Auxiliary to further Mn d»SSo’SnTc!£!erdS!: DetralC wter. will vutt “ r,l.UV» HeldonteC.m; zi" -.-At !-•/.?“ Fielder. Stale Manager of the Com- , <££2*.""vWto’ra "from for two weeks. . nV.lIteS f?F ^aith^-il'l 1 Gibsonville. Ohio. Charlotte. HasCall or phone 2287 for arrangements benefit the community. Mrs. Norbert Sullivan and daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. W. A Thnycr re- will be the speakers. Both wUl | Ka)amo werc present, ter. Mary Lou left last week for turned last Thursday from Chicago speak n,,’ ur. on matters .......... of past-war sig- . Burr uurr rwsseit was elected eiecicq president, prcsiucu; Detroit where they will reside this where they had ipent the first part Your support will ba appreciated. ire nlflcance in lo nnr our enmmunttv. community. 1I Mrs. Arthur ,— z-.n-t. — 5 secretaryCallahan, winter. SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH i treasurer. , Mr. and Mra. Cranston Wilcox Of -• the --- week -------buying things for their OPENS DENTAL OFFICE LAWRENCE |. BAUER UNIT NO. 45 __________ t , •tore. . . —. und sons. Richard and Ronald of Mo™; 130 £ BOND ST. Fingleton. US.N.R.. of Dr. William C. EUacer will open 1 An* there button collectors who AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Coldwater were weekend guests of • Donald -ltl -Pleasant visited his mother. hlx dental office in Dr. Gwinn's > prowTaround laundries as there are Mrs W j. Field and Mrs Clyde Mt Mrs Alma Fingleton over the weckformer office in Mrs. H. A. Adrou- stamp collectors who poke into tojicox Mrs. Alma rir id. . nle’s home this Saturday. Dr. El- waste baskets in offices? t-’Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bloom at- fndMr. and Mrs. Eric von Reis of tended the funerals cf Chas. Craw**‘IU .T,'.’ Xe sneer practiced for 30 years in izciiuii and mw -f Grand Rapids at Madison Square. — -----। ford and Mrs. Fred Livingston nt Detroit Mjss Atjr.v- Jchnocn J Ann Arbor were weekend guests guesU. ot of I Orunurvlllc on Tuesday I FrlSny guest* of Mr. and and Mra. Mra. Mr. Mr. and and Mra. Mra. Aben Aben Johnson Johnson nt al Gun Gun — . 'ike. James Brbtol were Staff Sgt. Ash- lake ShirleyLutajofBattJe CT“* el Miller of Fort Custer and Mrs. Mbs Shirley Lilt- of Battle Crccic Miller of Detroit and Mr nnd Mra. b the guest this week of her a tint and 'cptuhL Schantz Gall Conklin of Buttle- Creek and cousin. Mrs.^M. Mrs. M. JV - . Schantz —nil M im Loraine Lviulnv Schnhtz tjChi.r... Mrs Glenn Brower and Mbs Ev- and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood Working 1 clyn Brower spent Wednesday in “ and son visited relatives in Holland | Grand Rapids. - ---------- - •­ I Mrs Thelma Hubert and son. over the weekend. mm »ioo w?. »c» .’Mr. Mn’arid Mrs L Lyle Scudder were 'Joe. visited Gt and Rapids relatives and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. I on Saturday and then went up to •- Sunday cl--»-*’ guests «» | Big Star lake for tiie weekend. ( Harold Downs at Gun lake. JLLUB NtWJ ERSONALS S SOCIAL ITEMS WAR AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY PLANS COMMUNITY AID ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS ST. ROSE SCHOOL OF MUSIC Send them back to School New Coats VITAMIN PROTECTED Suits & Dresses BOYS WANTED! School days mean.more activities, more hours inside and loss sunshine. Help them’to retain their health with a daily supply of Vitamins. . Wc carry a complete line of nationally known, popular priced brands, PUtKE DAVIS UPJOHN’S WALGREEN S Q V I II II ’ S niiEirsi EDIHG STORKS REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Halting* ' Phone 2241 State & Jcffcrton DEFENSE INDUSTRY GOOD WAGES! l’ now enn red in defense industry need not SPORT COATS at- 1275 to 2475 FUR Trimmed Coats 24 s SUITS *15 *19 *25 Carol 775 King to Dresses 1500 Other Good Dresses 398 to 1500 SILVERS-RICH I2O NORTH BROADWAY "Excliuive, but not ex/w/uiee” �Women Work Hardert if They Look at Their Best Every daughter of Eve knows In­ stinctively that the woman who looks well and feels w*l! does more and Postwar Period May Bring Chance to Trade in Homes After the war you may be able to turn in your old house for a later Sodel. Just as you have been turng in your old car for a new one. Harry G Guthmann, professor of EDITORIAL— ASSOCIATION NATH predicts. Tills interesting possibility is lhe result of the wartime develop­ ment ot demountable prefabricated Sheldon Agency All Kiada of Insurance Surety Bonds hoar 2185 Hastings do fur Uie prefabricated house what World War I did for Uie gas buggy. "Not only has prefabricated hous­ ing developed Into a very lusty war baby, but there has been a large Increase in the building of demount- Swanson Agency last year a total of 65.883. or 52 per cent, wcre labeled as demountable prefabricated units." He pointed out that the houses built by the National Homes corpo- PROTECT YOUR CAR our war plants are learning this truth through study and experience. When women employees are given becoming uniforms and an opportu­ nity U> wash. Ax their hair, and put on fresh makeup during rest peri­ ods, up go the production charts. In one plant, smart turbans were provided after the workers had de­ feated the purpose of the original protective head covering^ by wear­ ing them at a rakish angle. In an­ other, each worker has been given becoming uniforms in sufficient quantities to allow for frequent laundering Throughout the coun­ try. sanitary facilities in factories are being stepped up to meet the workers' demands for clean, wellkept wash rooms and for plenty ot soap and fresh towels. Many ot the wash rooms have adjoining rest rooms with make-up bars where free workers may rest. read, or smolce. Great Britain’s experience with women workers during more than three years of war has pointed the way to American production ex­ perts. In one large English plant where the output had been steadily waning, it rose 27 per cent within a The public education program on the cancer problem Is still Inade­ quate and ineffective, prominent physicians declare in a report of their study of the causes of delay in treatment of cancer in 155 pa­ tients. It was found that only about one-fourth ot the patients had read about cancer and that all but two EIGHTY LIFE i DESCR lion from newspapers and popular magazines. Only two admitted read­ ing publie health pamphlets. "Delay In the diagnosis and treatment ot cancer." lhe physicians say. "is He wei The St In prevl turxl Coll ous enough." 56 9 per cent: negll gence. 11.3 per cent; ho delay on the part of the patient. 11.3 per cent; ex­ pense. 10.1 -per cent; Ignorance. 6.9 per cent; feat of cancer. 1.4 per cent: fepr of doctors. 1.4 per cent. Christian science or other rult, 0 6 AT FIRST SIGH Of A vT 666 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS Shoes are being made with soles of plastic, felt. wood, combination of cotton and wool, cord and fric­ tion belting and other fabric and synthetic substances. LOREN HERSHBERGER AUCTIONEER ability with special training planned t< ter coinp AUCTION SALES INSURANCE and BONDS Liat Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY igniflcance than CARD OF THANKS Marshall Furaaces Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all mokes of furnaces . Floor Sanders for Rent C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 142 E. State enjoy lhe Jailer on the home site upon which he had lavished land­ scaping care and around which the homes of his friends were located." NOTICE NOTICE—The Hattian Bargain Store l> ’ ! how open for tiUiineia at It? N Jet- ' . feeion St., arroia from Muntsumerr 1 Ward.. tf ' Nt'KSt'KV--Am raring for rbil-l-1 I 9 1 lt.lY r.n of working mother.. U to C yeartl ' oM. at tnjr home »t 511 E. Mill Iu . aperted and api<r<>«r<! by the Harry' | fa Health hept. Mra. Eugene ha!-, rf 1 property. I’rumpt ami rfflrirut »et» II . kr. 11. 1'arlrr ftrllahl.- 11. .It, Co Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Phons 2331 tf said. "A badly located house could always be-moved to a more satis­ factory location. "A householder, wishing a more up to date dwelling, could turn in ccpted by the colleR u teacher filled the Desert Bcfloulns honor their guests willt grease and consider that the more grease there is on food the greater the honor is to the visitor. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE AUCTIONEER for some of that good Swanson Agency DEAD STOCK REMOVED! THE POST PRODUCTS DIVISION GENERAL FOOD CORP. has taken over full responsibility for enforcing the ruling and punishing violators. The ban al>o^applics to the use of rars whcn/lcavme college or returning after Vacation'periods. REDUCED RATES Property damage and Liability Conforming to Michigan's nrw Responsibility Law may we ad.rUe you how this law affects all Michigan motorists? PERMANENT WAVE-59? |POULTRY Farm Bureau State Agent 1 I'lHt SALE— Hr... . ..| | . tail 2651 s-‘ -•It White « bare. Monty refnnded U not aatbflcL ty- |p-»R sti.r AUCTIONEER STEBBINS & JACOBS List your Auction Sales with LEGALS DEWEY REED Pates can be made at Banner office. Phoaa 3467 Hastiaga, Mich. GENERAL WAREHOUSE WORK Piling, Trucking and Handling FOOD FACTORY WORK BOX FACTORY WORK Employment Good Working Conditions Good Wages HASTINGS NOTICE TO CREDITORS FALSE TEETH 8:00 Mondays through Saturdays Employment subject to WMC JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILBS and Company Hastings stock­ yards. phone 2588. or call 917—n through t h e YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Are Valuable HORSES $5.00 COWS $4.00 We have a Collector Stationed at 913 W. Green St. in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the phone charges. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544. C. “BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCE KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS CASH For your old Scrop Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Bottle HASTINGS. MICH. Creek Rendering Lloyd Huger; M.-r. Co. absolutel Luck?.. NO! CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Rhone 72 Middleville u IT tt- C- . , Truss FTtting . by nn *, ‘ ii. EXPERIENCED M FITTER q ■ LY BARKER S K HaoHagi PKom 211S ■ North S ZJ UNDERSTANDS J THE TANNING < fWHY-ITS) ►PROCESS IS KNOWN (REALLY A ( ONLY TO WOLVERINE i crything rapidity I believ ployed. THREE-PLY <TANNERS t LEATHER!) example > <HO WONDER' Joined IT OUTWEARS, ORDINARY > .LEATHER << growth twelve tropics icsulLs C. Thomas Stores SOFT AFTER < .WAKING AND WTAYS SOFT*/ BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE minum, Brass, Copper & GLENN F. LAUBAUGH W No. Michigan Avenue two® IM7 Hastings looking WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDE YES-AND IT UVUSTQCR coffee p It Took 35 Years To Perfect This Triple-Tanned Leather More Comfort Wearing Shipping Livestock Every Saturday Delton, Mich. Loren Coppock Lily White Flour Only physically disabled students Pennsylvania State college bitesr further cturtfytnp its nu-car ruling, the all-college cabinet—chief governing body ot Penn State's stu­ dent government—Issued a procla­ mation designed to make hikers out of 99-pcr cent ot the undergraduates Agriculture HEINZ RICE FLAKES 61 RIPPLED WHEAT 2 for 23' CORN KIX BALL IDEAL GLASS LIDS <*oz V-8 COCKTAIL 4 points 46 ROMAN CLEANSER MELLO WATER SOFTENER 2 lb.. 17' 1 lb. WHITE RICE OLEO MARGARINE DURKEES OLEO 4 points lib. 23' No Other Work Shoes Have Both Soles and Uppers of This SuperTough Longer-Wearing Leather ~ .................. |7|6 EVEN today, Wolverine tanner? A only alone know the secret triple-tanning y °5f hIioeM process that makes shell horsehide | „„ u* soft as buckskin and as flexible as h---- J L’nuin. thi! bamboo without lessening its natur- Ar—A *b<“al toughness and resistance to wear. I—_—22-------- ----------That's why Wolverines stand unchallenged for glove-soft’ com fort... even dry soft after soaking. That, too, is why Wolverines cut work shoe costs so amazingly with months and miles of extra wear. Visit us soon and sec for yourself. f IcUr-HAre SHOE STORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1943 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR IU manager, and selected my *ucwhatever else their owners' enemies HEALTH DEPT. NOTES would dish out. 1 used to hide them I cessor the); Professor Smith, who During lhe emergency created by when boaUlltlea broke out. ■ administered this Brazilian school the resignation of A. A Roth, pub­ lic health engineer of the Barry I for the contract period. He was Countv Health Department. Mr. I followed by an' HUnoU man whom Another remembrance — At a big right »w. Thl* prrnl By JANE CAMERON Lyman B. Chamberlain, public • I recommended. Prof. Hart, formerCommunity meeting, one of the row in England patching tt health engineer of the Eaton Coun­ •joung wags became suddenly social derbolt* as they come bM • ly of Canada. I have never seen He went There to Establish on Agricultural College in ty Health Department is taking | the place aince my pioneer effort. Hi ya. chums! Say. If you mugs cconscious and greeted the guests their deadly mtasloo*. San care of {public health engineering get a load of something gosh-aw- ’with a hearty handshake, after believe his lively sense at I Friends of mine report It an ex­ The State of Soo Poulo. A Revolution Ended the Project1 problems. The Supervisor*' health ful. don't get scared and think the ’which they made a bee-line for lhe 1* a blessing to thc men ----- | cellent school, and they do »av that In previous issues the story has ' committee plans to aonoint a nub­ Japs are gassing u*. It's Just me 5sink or bathroom The real host- him as Uiey walk their wee the name of Davenport Is still favbeen told of Dean Davenport's boy­ must- be added to the list, but cofile health engineer at the Septem­ making gariic-dlll pickle*. I tried rof— . orably r.w,.hlv mentioned ... nri t Intinri there. there ber meeting. hood and youth on the Woodland fee Is the favorite wherever it can lo get the garlic off my hands, What did I get out of this trip, farm; alio how the chance visit of be grown. It Is also the moat beau- even though the school I went to using every method I ever heard of u student of the Michigan Agricul­ llful crop I have ever seen, not ex- gao Paulo to establish could not Clarence P. Tuog. M. D. recently excepting a blowtorch, but I still tural College to the Davenport cepting either olives or orange*. appointed Roentgenologist at the reek, und I do mean reek. I love be started, because of the revoluhome caused his father to decide lella Post Montgomery Hospital of it. but I wouldn't blame my fam- i FacU About Coffee , tlon? that his son. his only child, must Membership Campaign To Battle Creek, attended the medical lly a bit if they 4eft me Wait till j "Coffee thrives best on the terra . j learned to think in another lanreceive his college training at that staff meeting of Pennock Hospital winter and see now fast those koe.liGet Under Way Early Institution. Tiie son had no other rouge. or red lands, where 1t at- KUage and. I hope with broader on September 2 George W Sc hr Im tr-dllls disappear. Then 121 be; a spreading, growth , vision. idea uetorc before or alter after nts his grauunuon graduation I, tains • . laea . .WT_.graceful V Our Department Membership Di­ M D. pathologist of the hospital, forgiven. " *" ' '* I I learned that different peoples than to return to lhe farm, for in ?>r rector. St. Clair Pardee, gave Uie introduced Dr. Tuog to the staff. that was hl* choice We have menI lu rro P of 1,1 whorls or 1 set up different standards In most delegate* at the Department Con­ Something for the Cachoo Club j U^eTThia^d on the P^us^Mon'* 1 matter* of living, each consistent vention some very good advice on Alexander M. CamubeU. M. D. — (They are the hay-fever victims, lather In the operation of lhe 200 &‘h'™tbJUr th ”t?e£ 1* with ..... itself, however —------- -------------------inconsistent membership getting for the coming maternal consultant, will meet with in case you don't know > It seems acres of beautllul Woodland land | £!!..!? C27„;r with each other. 1 ‘hat on* . >'«*’■• 80 good, in fact, that we are the Barry County Medical Socletv that in the north woods, timber­ of singular beauty. ' p^p^, can never fully understand passing it on to you In his own nt a special meeting In HastlriRj men who cut hemlock bough* to for ten years. Because he had found I „i,{ht.he'adivaneinir'aea the advancing sea- i। another, another. ana and lor for tna that reason con- words, as follows: hl* college work valuable lo him- । But sleep on. never leave colds or sinus on Tuesday. September 7. ci,n-rv ihi'm inferior ' trouble. So. Cachoo Club member*, self ru u practical farmer and. with ’ol': °|J"tafJranrinkied eWer“ thcm *n,eriorhis father's hearty approval, he re- wnh thrbrllltant Jirlrt ofthe T“”rt!cd d- 1 1 learned that soil* are formed The total enrolled membership France* Benjamin, consull- get a dime's worth of hemlock oil turned lo East Lansing for Dostlh.e lunrlet . ntetme as much by water ** by frost, and ,for the Legion year Just completed ftnt ln parent education. Michigan at the drug store and touch it to 1 graduate work for more than a cnlng berries, it makes ■ that wind* are a good second in ,stands at 38.161 as of July. 1943. Department of Health is visiting the front of your neck and upper . year, with no other Idea than that J Atlll Jlk' nowhere « shaping the surface ofithe earth. ’rrfen nowhere ouUl ouU“<1!e Wc congratulate Comrade Van Bnrn. Countv Health Denart- lip so it is inhaled. I hope It help*. । Hay fever sufferer* have been mak- j of continuing to be a farmer. Then “* .Bo,rlsU 8ar“en- >«u .bout eor. I U». mn ew am . ing it hoc for Prentls Brown, who sornethlng occurred which changed Il,pre tnr“known Th. Hr.. no. ..na.ll. h! ” ® „„ KhWawnl. Dr e ’ f'rom' a farmer fec not renerallv known. The first continued** rain* can be relied on.. lhe course of Ills life from Dr Block,. Sluckv. Mia Miss P.m Perry .nd and Mu. Mlv won't give them any gasoline with | | which to escape from lhe ragweed. I lrln..d th.l wc Ml herbor ML, U “ ‘ P jurlow ol Ulc B.rry Count. Hr.lu; Just of our many comto an educator. J —.; before he u | • — • 1 inercial grades come to us from of foolishness along Ulth our wis- 1943 *uwl Denartment attended a meeting of1 Why doesn't- Mr. Brown pay a planned lo return to Woodland, af­ for “ There are today over 600.000 mothers of pre-school children at bounty on the stuff, so much a ton | ter completing his postgraduate Brazll and. for the moat part, grow ?* , together on the *ame trees, being c coughs T hart mv rnnvietlon strengthened World War No. 2 veterans returned Nashville School at the invitation , to boys rind girls, so they can buy | work, nc was offered the professor­ i of taTta^d civil life Tberota Ilea a great of A. A Reed Superintendent on Defense Stamps, thus helping the 11 ship of agriculture in the Michigan graded afterward according to size i .. war effort through helping lhe “ £1 “ rewryolr of materiaL To interest Friday. September 3 to discus.-, the issr .>» I Agricultural College. He named the , men. we must show them strength. I school health education program Cachoo Club. conditions under which he would a veterans programme and action., and health department services take the position. They were ac­ .nadillcu riA’w. |"«>.erT» whUl. One of the most important duties — Best Joke of the week—A quia available lo schools. cepted by the governing .board ot the Mocha of ot M.rkcU iw»UV . *hu' we *re '<* , of our organization, one thing of ----------our market* mostly master-of-ceremonies asked a man the college, and he thus became cardinal Interest, one of the mast I TTiln week three animal bites nf .... . grows on tiie same tree with the ! ra ° r ?„ l *S , pu ­ u teacher instead of a farmer. He , ...... ....................... eoillueillllK ILCIIIB MlofULUHI. compelling items attractioiu to people were reported to the health ly. he answered. "She rest of the . L crop, being the little filled the place acceptably for two 0Uf organization will be a targe ^department. Two individuals were Zealand this morning.' Diet * grew alone—— un- .| riches are relative and that few are ouY round berry' -------- --------like gravity H----and the taw ttn< . uj militant n.----- --------membership. .----- J bitten, bv_ a । cat omen ; The ov Dost a crt.mortem me oost , moncm —al lip of the twig.. Even i absolute, f‘ to the state Of Sao Paulo. Brazil, twined . a a — a ( while wc of the Legion rant of , examination of the cat's brain dem' so the flavor la vastly superior to | of supply ®nd demand. Mouth wash Something needed — A Service­ and start im agricultural college that which grew only an inch awav. i I learned above B>1 that there is absenteeism In the entire scope of, Instrated Infection with rabies, there. A wealthy planter had de­ so noLody i* cheated. The real more than one way to live in thl. war endeavor, let us not be guilty; These two persons who were bitten mens' Shopping Service connected cided to have such a college, and truth is that, when coffee grows I old world of our*, also that it^wna of absenteeism in Legion member- were placed under the Pasteur with the USO and operated chiefly . for parents and wives and sweet ­ induced our subject to go there desert condition*, few of the j « n’“n who ' ship. In Legion gatherings especial- treatment for the prevention of hearts This is how it would work: , and. in the broken English of the under are twinned and it Ls mot- , in Rome to cto as the Ro™™ do- ly in Legion meetings. No better | rnbfes A Cadet writes nome that he 1* benefactor. Mr. Davenport was berries now to assume t The Michigan Department of hungry for watermelon*, all he can Mocha whereas on good ground assuming that they were about 90 time Is there than — — — commissioned to start a "Leetlc •iv tiie reverse holds true K ' l>f‘r cent right reserving lhe 10 tx-r leadership in vour ~>ur comm community if I Health regulations require that cal. His parents, besides having lo Lansing" in Sao Paulo. "The third point about coffee. I c-n» for future study and expert- raihsre not ‘Jone - *"— ' -any dog or other animal that ha* pay double for the melons thl* year, LYBARKER’S SHEAFFER’S In our last article the Interesting .of all. our our comrades of Wc World War bitten a person shall be held in find themselves faced with the -of not generally generally known. *uv*n. U ■* the mv fact ■ ment story of the wonderful trip from not for a --------oeriod- ot No. 2 will be attracted to our or­ confinement — — ten -— shipping problem, which would put VOYAGER tnat coffee that coiiee of OI all Uli grades graces deterioraaeienoraNew York to Rio Janlcro was giv­ les ganization If we are leaders in civic d«vg from m the date the nerson was lhc prlcr lhc delivered melons In TR VANILLA with age The finest flavors W.W « SJNCE 1937 tea age. T“ *' ‘ *' en. In the Dean's own words, as .MdcnUy AVE PEACH CJOJ CROP i nnd state affairs, and secondly. bitten. K If U.c the animal ...... dies ........ during ' thc goid-plated class. If they could com. .tamjMH «Gift for men in the Wi of Of confinement, the head onj/arrile to thc Shoppers Service used in the January 1020 Issue of An estimated 50.000 fragile wasp-■ our younger comrades in Arms will thc oeriod COMPOUND lhe Country Gentleman, he gave an easily oxidized or otherwise brok­ like Insects released each year demand that we are a component idtaU be sent to a laboratorv for । and send Qi? money for the melons Service account of his stay in Brazil. We en down Anvhow. as wo got the since 1937 arc credited with halt- part of our State or they will *eek examTnatlon for evidence of-raHe* " and the shopping fee. It WdUld UVE G. Y C Stucky. M. D. "■acting dlrecnow give his version of that story. product here direct from the mills, Ing the ravages of the Oriental leadership elsewhere Thta theme '-*• 7Cexpress charges, delivery, crating S spoilage, wc were booked uwseu iu „ fruit moth in Michigan peach or- of community leadership cannot be tor- of the Barrv Health Denart"Wc to rnriu land at before sorting bnd grading — big noln'ed nut Santos, but word came that sailors I berries, little berries, broken berrlev chards. according to Rav Hutwn,,too strongly emphasised! No other ment ment. pointed out thr the ureent urgent necesand dock men were dying like sheep Mocha and alj—it made a drink head of the Michigan State Col- line of effort will be more IntereU- -"v nf protecting the animal's life Please don't, someone, write and from Yellow fever. . that for.'aroma-Is approached bv lege entomology department. ling to our prospective members. "Accordingly <e left the steamer nothing I have ever tasted outside Great alarm was spread tn 1928 Some definite plan should be im- the nunwr of laboratorv cxamlnagasoline. I don t know ci and proceeded over over-­ the coffee district. • when neach growers first found mediately adopted to secure the tion lx the only means of determln- । therthe at Rio Janiero nnd ... But I can .dream. canl_ I? "Contrary to the general Impres­ the fruit moth in the state. The names of every draftee, every man, land. some 400 miles In the interior, whether or not the person bit- i If I lived in Battle Creek. I would to our ultimate destination at Pira- sion. tropical people do not live moth Ls unstoppable with sprays, I or woman, who is serving in the Ing be Riad to shop for Custer soldiers' ten *ho”’d have the Pasteur treat- “= clcnba," the place where tiie fish principally on fruits Indeed thev as far as Ls known even today, yet | armed forces today. Local Posts ment. If the animal has rabies it parents, wlvesand sweethearts who stop.” because of the rapids In the consume far less fruit and vastly peach production in the average may secure these names from your will die usually within ten dnvA. live clear across the country. river, which gave lhe name to the more fat than we do. The great year ha* doubled since the pest. local Selective Service Boards. Some The laboratorv examination will I of you have already done so. Most national dish is "caldo." described was first discovered. town Ur~ —’ Remembrance — When my offThe agricultural experiment sta- Draft Boards have a representative then demonstrate "Here. In the heart of the cof­ rabies findings If the fee-growing district of the *tnle of oceans of grease." Into which man- tion of the college began study of । of Tiie American Legion or at least not die in ten davs. a Sao Paulo, the richest ngdcultural dwca meal Is sifted a* an absorbent. the pest Jn 1928 In an attempt to!a veteran on them. Generally you should examine the ■*" PHONE 2115 H AST INGS aid growers A long series of d If-will receive sympathetic treatment, Brazil's Farm Ijibor region of Brazil, nnd on the large ------' when they got mad at each other. "In n country where no man of ferent species of insects that at- Generally thc World War Veterans DONT *UJY TWIN08 YOU DON’T | they took It out on the other one’s coffee plantation of Louis Quelroz. the Oriental fruit moth lar-1 of the present conflict will welcome Wils the proposed location of the reasonable wealth will touch his tack NEED — BUV WAR BONDS | Kitten. The poor little kittens setmvae were shipped into the state in your Invitation to join ’nre Amertnew college, the “Lcelle Lansing" hand to any kind of manual labor, cooperation IN^TEAD. cd to thrive on ear snapping* and with lhe U. 8. Depart- can Legion. Do something about farming is mostly, left to Irrespon­ ment of Agriculture. that was to be. ’ft? at once! , They arc our son*— “It Is surprising how oiilcklv one sible laborers, in this case former By 1937 it was evident the best our future lies in these men and can. If he must, adapt himself to' slaves of or immigrants from south­ of the parasite wasps was one women. *ustajnea effort to absolutely new and strange condi­ ern Europe Of the 150 laborer* in our organlzations—to thinking in terms of a on our coffee ranch, not over hall foreign language until his own a dozen could drive a team of mules strikes thp ear with a shock: to and only a few could drive the looking north for the sun and to oxen. • Plowing was done by - mules into the United Slates with the gionT the Southern Cross Instead of thc North Star; to regard January as pulling a light iron implement, des­ Japanese cherry trees planted in Veterans of this World War No. 2, 'a hot month and August os the titute of anything like a landslide. the Mall at Washington. D. C.. the, Veterans of World War No. 1, you prlnclpali'y on ’ need The The American Legion! For dead ot winter; to take one's um­ Furrows, as we understand them, Macrocentrus preyed principally brella on going out as certainly os were therefore Impossible, for the the thC-Straivberry qif roller. , twenty-11’ years the Legion has strawberry Ileaf twenty-five he would take his hat; to dropping tool is drawn through the ground According to Professor Hutson, had a programme, a plan, for the reins of his riding horse in­ much like a single shovel cultiva­ since the parasite wasp has gone gc— twenty-five year* the Legion ha* --------- i----- — — ­ offrrcd leadership. Thc Legion will work in .«.»,< Michigan on the y.-. Orien stead of Hitching him; to hear al- tor. making shallow trenches about to have a programme _________________ daring thl* war. way* and everywhere within a mile three feet apart. Cross plowing In tal pest, it rarely attacks Ha pre-------the unearthly squeal of the wood­ various directions finally reaches vlous enemy host, the strawberry the Legion will have a programme after this conflict is over. You en-wheeled ox-cart; to become ac­ most of the ground; but a patch of leaf roller. Eastern laboratories under fed- need the Legion, the Legion needs customed to snakes nnd rats bat­ heavy Bermuda grass was only cul­ tling for possession of the territory tivated. but not subdued, by the eral supervision increase the para- you! Finally, my comrades, as the under the house; to live with anta -process. Cultivation was accomplish­ site wasps. Thc parasites are shiped by the “nigger hoe." tool some- per by air express in small, ven- world-wide pattern of human strugnnd ronchea everywhere! to have , <>. . -a-------------breakfast at ten or eleven o'clock, i thing like our garden hoe. only tllatea moist cages, holding 200 gle is etched tn tragic blood and with dinner nt three; to'get along I longer in the bit. and weighing parasites fed from a vial of sweet- tears, we are struck with the proened water. Fruit growers release phetlc words of our preamble, we without thc familiar dishes on I light or nine pounds. the wasps within 48 hours after the are more deeply mrt of the truly which he was brought up. nnd eut I "A gang of hoe men, ten or n wasps are shipped. religious concepts of The American food he had never seen before—In ' dozen in number, would line up In these times of war you will want to do -------- >-*■*■ Legion. Ours is an effort to re­ short, altering completely tiie rou- with the foreman at one end. Ev- MUNICIPAL COURT tain all that we fought for. aU that tlne and even thc outlook of life.1 ery man would raise hl* hoe In the Howard Bristol, who collects dead our comrades of other wars fought business with a bank that has "Human In "It Is a popular belief that ev- I air waiting for the foreman'* "Huh" animals for an out-of-town com- 1 for and all that our sons in the crything grows with unexampled ; when they would all strike In unl- pany. was brought into Municipal present war are fighting for. We rapldlty In the tropics—rampant, son. If the line chanced to be a court Thursday for parking his need you Legionnaires, we need you terest' Wt're interested in your purchose fifteen or *twenty. I believe Is the word commonly em- I 1long ---- one. “ “— — ----- *“ It was truck in a residential section of retetans This Is not only a Memployed. On the contrary I was necessary to put a foreman at each thls city. He denied the charge, bership Campaign, this is a Crustruck with the exceedingly slow end. else the farthermost men and was put under $150 bond t>> sade. of War Bonds; in having you open a savings progress made by crops. Corn, for would let the hoes fall harmlessly appear for trial of his case on Fri -------------- --------------------example, required six months for to the ground, doing little or no day. September 10. BANNER WANT ADS PAY maturity. Even weeds, those In­ execution .to the weeds. account with us. Jhe first to help all hu­ "I havc/sald little about the col­ dustrious foragers of the fields, seemed never ■ In a hurry to get lege, for the reason that nothing manity and the latter to help yourself in the ahead. Everything seemed to have was __________________ actually accomplished. ____ ___ A revJJenjy broke t. Senor Joined the popular fraternity of olution _. suddenly broke ou out. rlnn't burrsAn It 1 Amanha— —don't hurry tndav today—do it CHtMrn? Quelroz wac was inrlnfaHaahln indefatigable. But war post-war period tomorrow. "Short days must mean slow thing but colleges, and Sao Paulo growth, and It is Impossible for the repudiated its gentlemen's agree­ twelve or thirteen hour day of the ment with him. Although the proj­ tropics to produce the day-by-day ect failed at the time. I have noth­ lesults of the fifteen or sixteen, ing but praise for the man. even twenty hours of the higher Fruits of the Trip latitudes. The place for rapid "When peace returned. Sao Paulo growth would be Iceland and Alas­ took up the plan for a college and A checking ac­ ka. not Brazil. one was established on the original This week we offer the following ''Agriculturally speaking. Brazil site, managed at first by a Euroocount will gerve Is a land of Cs.—coffee, cane. com. ean. This college again turned to the double pur­ cotton, cattle. Rubber and rice Michigan Agricultural College for A BEAUTIFULxlZO ACRE LEVEL FARM' IN MAPLE GROVE, no (tones, rood soli, rood buildings, nearly new pose of protecting LIFE AND CONDITIONS IN BRAZIL DESCRIBED BY DEAN DAVENPORT AMERICAN LEGION BARRY BYPATHS "HIT HARD-EARLY" SLOGAN FOR YEAR DRUG SPECIALS 49c 49c 60c ALKA SELTZER 60c BROMO SELTZER 5150 PINKHAM'S COMP T5 CREOMULSION .S 7SKE XSf. I $129 60c JAL HEPATICA 50c MILK MAGNESIA 75‘ ANTISEPTINE S p‘ 49c 39c 59‘ SJOO $|59 pt. Ki.X’Ss:ot*<« “jF LyBARKER’S "You ll Find Ours A Friendly Bank To Deal With" PEOPLE ARE BUYING SOUND REAL ESTATE MORE AND MORE Ijour funds and automatically providing a re­ NEXT FARM TO ABOVE an excellent buy. 80 acres good »et of buildings, lays just right and priced at $6,500.00 MERMASH WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chicks gain fast on MERMASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, IHC N. CHURCH ST. count is a simple matter. Opening an ac­ See us today A BEAUTIFUL HOME on SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET belongs lo a prominent man, has a Doctors office attached. $8,000.00 BO ACRES FARM 4 miles on Center road. 6 room house. 36 x 44 full basement barn, two wells, a windmill, good (oil, some timber. ....—J5.S00.00 5 ROOM BUNGALO IN 2ND WARD all modern, a peach for ---.52,800.00 75 ACRE FARM IN RUTLAND TWP. has 7 room house, lights, corn crib and chleken coop$2,650.00 EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 ceipt for your expenditures. 10 ROOM HOUSE IN MIDDLEVILLE In one of lhe very best locations, the whole house In A-l condition, large lot, has barn on 1Lr---.-$3,650.00 BUY U. S. WAR SHOW YOUR COLORS SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! HASTINGS CITY BA 'Fifty Six Fean of Continuous Service" PHONES: 2105 ■ 2103 STEBBINS BUIIDING PHONE 2659 HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER I, 1M3 TWO Waekend guest* of Mr. and Mn j of Campbell. 4 Mr. and Mn. Allen I deavor Union will meet at the • DELTON John Thaler of Bo. Campbell were Hah and »on C.lvm were in Grand , Pleasant Valiev chmch Monday Weefc a Letter Mr .nH nre. urZT rYZ.J. - * r<aP!ll:' Saturday. 4 Harold Yoder evening. September 20. Rev James M u , , H.rrin*nn Mr. and Mn Wm. Bpean and <c« I aon Gordon spent the weekend O Sullivan of Jamada will be the ■ Mr <nd Mr»- John Harrington <of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mr*, with PF.C. Elwood Yoder at Camp ' guest speaker ’•Mr and Mn.Glen Wood* af Un-1 222* "id f»mUy of Battle Gordon. Georgia. 4 Mr. and Mra. I „ 8:00 P M..JE"* Tuesday evening, zJ.. .ZL. iruI.T .rJa creek. 4 Mr and Mn. Al. Joni* and Claud Walton and *on Bobby spent Prayer meeting. . ion City. Ind. spent Friday and I *on of Detroit are spending thr sundav with Mr and Mr* Em i BMUTday with Mr. and Mr*. VfWl I weekend and Labor Brornail, ’-” and ‘ ——— DmTwlthThelr —Brow Mrs. Robert Camp- ! ---------------------- »----------------------------■VonAs and family w MU* Velma Parent*. Mr. am* •*" fc. » G. Olsen i; .tell ... of Flint. » Bill VandcrMale spent several days last week with md Mra ¥orb£ of Ba“e breek 1* spending * Mr. and Mn. friend* here. * Mrs. Julia Durkee __ _ »■ PAyp* °r who ha* been in Pennock hospital । entertained the fottawtng ladies the wrekrnd with her parent*. Mr. tings tlnga called on ~ their mother. Mrs j returned to his home Saturday afWe- | I** * Will ternoon. 4 Mias Marion Rnu.-Ji of last week Tuesday In honor ot her a naaungs *dct>* wer* with Lowe o« Grand Rapids was a Wed-1 Detroit »i>ent the weekend and La­ Last Week's Letter । birthday: Mrs. Mary Dinner, Mrs. r Hoyt fOrTutdMrs. Robert g~day caller of Mr and Mr* Guv , bor Day with Mtss Dorothy Bunn 1 Gordie Durkee. Mrs. Joaie Lelnaar. Mr and Mn. Fred Camp spent Ionand fam ttyspent Bandar I Smith. 4 Bob and Mary Ellen Wai- * Teddy Walton and J. D. Grinnell MrT jJii*' WeU.r7lt £Sl lhe former's parent*. Mr. and «ers of Grand Rapids^ are spending I 4pent last week at the WSHon cot- Ihp .-.rt.nd >1 Wall l.kr »lih Mr ; Wm Newton on State Road. » wrek s vacation with Uveir grand- । tage at Gun UW( lake. ♦ Wednesday and and Mrs Cavenaugh. 4 Charles 1 * Mn Bert Patton ha* gone to ------ 2JS mt. igr -------- of Mr. — * ** “ Higdon ha* Name Singer and Mr* low- 1 nan parent*. Mr. and Mn. Mri. Wm. Crakes. Crake* Thursday ay guesta and Mr* J purchas'd a verv ' Battle Battle Creek Creek to to live live with wtth her aonson­ ^>o^jr P®rk* spent a few Lafe Wihiauui w«ai preserved 1030 Ford rwa town «jwu ae»c- ■ in-law Maeli of Grand Rapids visit- * Mr, „£ Hlllains v« ot ouum South vampucu Campbell ,well |n-law and and daughter. daughter. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs ¥.r■ - - - Mn> were Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Cook of dan It ha* been run only 17.000 George Schoolers ft * Mr. and Mrs Vander Male at Pennock days with*L — Thursdav afternoon., nftemoort Barcroft of *•«*?««». Freeport w a Week- Holland and Mr. and Mr*. hospital1 last Tnursday »«n:ro«* west west o* ir*. Fred rreo 1 miles. It should get over the wln- Glenn Williams and three son* ot also were evening dinner guest* of i end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C M । Cook of Byron Center. 4 Jennings Jennings jj ter roads in fine shape. 4 Mrs. the W. K Kellogg Farm spent Sun­ Mr. and Mra Ivan Rou*h 4 Mr* । Benedict are Mr. and Mrs., \al Jot- school started Aug. 30th with kith Mrs Mrs 1 Maude Wotting has returned to her day with their. parents. Mr. and John visited genson of Battle erect. 4- ml ** Fat]| ooif Lake OOnn Postma trosuna of OI McCords asevoru.’ vubicu --— • -• rai USUI L.nr Odessa uurs'a as u» teacher. inuKi. 4W home i.vuiv after .inri an few irw weeks vacation. tm.auun. 4w Adani* 4 Mrs. Marshall her parents Mr. and Mrs JIrnrv j ty Hoevenair who has been spend- > j^r an(j Clare Bassett of North . Clifton Pufpntf, 13. son of Mr. and Mr*. Johnunderwent an operation in Rmelzer west of Freeport last Wed- ing the past week visiting rt»- ( ]rvmx were Sunday guests of their Mr* Adrian Pufpaff. is home from Norwood BorgeM hopttol. Kslamasoo Fri­ neadav. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Owen lativc* In Saginaw returned home, parents. Mr. and Mr* Geo B*’- Pennock hospital. His friends nre day morning Her many friend, Bteckle: daughters Helen and Doro- Saturday nignt. Mr ana Mrs. > *ett. Mtl.they entertained Alice Allee Bnaartt Bnsactt ihappy They entertained happy to to know know he he IsIs on on thc thc wav wish her a speedy recovery 4 The . are spending thy and Mr and Mrs Vern Yar- Charles Guger. arc and Janice **«,*» Myers tnr for their t,tr»>,birth- ।, toward rt^tworv recovery tmm from injuries Ing In the north. days, t Supt and Mrs. Donald reived ty a tractor tipping Her. north of Hastings were Sundav a few days fishing ir. tht X — over — on Delton Rural Agricultural achqol dinner gueat* of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Mrs. Wingeier Is earing for theii Crouch of Brrthcrn moved into the him. MU... * . Mr. «... .MU William RJ will open Sent. 7. Thaw on tne nnd Mrs Wil teaching staff are: High school HyneVrf Grand Rapid* 4 Mr. and twn children during their absence. Simpson house Friday. * Mrs. Cha*. Jenkins of.................. NxshvUle announce the I " ‘ Mat. F. C. Tabberer made a bust- 4 Mr. and Mrs. C. L^Heiyiey-were Bunn was in Hastings Friday and engagement of their daughter. Ada I Superintendent. R W Harper, who nea trip to Millford recently, and In HasLlng* Friday on burtne»i • In the afternoon called on. hi;r to Warne L. Skedgell. son of Mr called on Mr and Mrs Cha*. Dent­ Ken Smelker and hl* parent*. Mr. cotuin, Mrs John Hoevenair whe and Mrs George Skedgell of Vej- i and Mrs Henry Smelker west ot montvllle. No wedding date has; coach; Howard Matcomnson Bevering. 4 Mrs Claud Walton and Mrs. waa brought home from Pennock Ivan Roush railed on the latter* Freeport were in Grand Rapid* Fri­ hoapItAl last Saturday * Mrs Bcr- been set. Both young people grad­ 1 ton. principal: Dee Weaver. Del­ son. Bill VanderMalc at Pennock day. ♦ Mr and Mrs. Roy Nagler of i.icc Clonson assisted by her moth­ uated from Nashville-Kellogg school ton. Agriculture: Mis. Loretto Mag­ hospital la»t Tuesday afternoon 4 Detroit were Friday evening din­ er. Mrs Frank Walton entertained in 1942 * Ml'.s Louise Beedlc of ner. St. John*. English and Latin: Percy Rosser spent the weekend ner guests of Mr. and Mrs Ivon 10 little guests to help her daugh­ Nashville, class of 1940 Ls one of Mi** Clara Westgate. Hillsdale. Raymond Barber. with hi* cousin. James Rowr. and Roush. * Don Cave nnd Bill Holmes ter Nancy Closson celebrate her 4th the twentv-four student* of Leila Commercial; family at Sear*. 4 Lieut. James c.f Chicago spent two davs with Mr. birthday. Ice cream and rake were Hospital School of Nunilng. a uni* Schoolcraft. Shop: Mi* Laura JanHtMnphrcv- who Ls in a camv In and Mrs. Chas Hoyt and Ann Carr served, and a favor for each wa.s a ot the Mercy College of Nursing a. r.utl. Pennsylvania, music: Mta Okla., is spending a 10 day furlough * Dr. Leon J Foster of Lansing wo* box of Cracker Jack. Many nice Detroit, who graduated Thurs.. Aug­ Josephine Ryan. Kaiannnoo. home with hi* parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. n Wednesday evening guest of Mr. gifts were received. * Mr. and Mr;. ust 30. in the prand ballroom of the <-eonomies Junlolr high:*- Mrs. Humohrev and family west of Pre»- nad Mrs. Owen flteckle of West Harold William* of Cascade were Book Cadillac hotel at Detroit George Kahler and Miss Lucy Bor•ort. 4 Miss Virginia Fish u spend­ Carleton * Mr. <nd Mrs. Semlah Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Louise has many friends nt Nash­ kin. both of Cloverdale, seventh and ing the weekend with Mis* Ann Sr ere were Thursday guests of their Mrs Lafe Williams nnd family. * ville who will be pleased to learn eighth grades: Mrs Leon Leonard. Ban- in Grand Rapids 4 Mr. and daughter. Mrs. Wesley Keim near MU* Phy 11*» Brncndle ha* been cf her s'icerss. A Rev and Mrs Delton, sixth: Mrs Izona Farns­ Mr*. Cecil Worthington of Vicks­ Clark?ville. * Mrs Mary Dodge ।1 spending thc past three weeks in Griswold hud as Sunday guests. Mr. worth. Wayland, fifth: Mi*s Bar­ Wednesday until oatSat- | cJ burg were Sundav guests nf Mr. and spent we«me»aay raild Rapids Grand Rapids visiting visiting relative* relatives *. nnd Mrs Robert Wolverton, and Perrine. Albion, fourth: MK< . - J . . . from — ■ ■ l. ■the n.-arj-n CSunazt > V. ffamilv .. mil V j. R( ^frs. Ralph Sage and family. 4 .urd.iy with Byron Fuh ,v and Mn( E B Grlffln calIM Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wolverton, bara Phyllis Gibson. Delton, third: Mrs. I at thy home of Rev. I. H. Osgood irom nenr Ionia Mrs Robert Wol­ Ella Rogers. Delton, second; Mis* In Woodland Friday afternoon on verton .sang, ’The Lords Prayer" Isebella Whalen. Flattie Creek.find: | business 4 The Evecutive commlt- ns a solo in thc morning service, i Mis* Patricia Gibson. Delton. Irtntec of the Barry’ County Christian Mrs Rene Maeyens underwent a Srgartcn, Mrs. Madeline Norman Endeavor Union met at the home of very serious operation lost Friday Milo will be in charge of the I Etta Schneider in Woodland Mon- nt Leila Post hospital In Battle Cafeteria. Maurice Garrett b cosI <iav evening. Local members of thf Creek. It Ls reported she Ls doing, as Ii todian. * Mrs. Belle Shepherd vlsl' committee are Sarah Jane Burgees. ted Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes neat ' Phyllis Braendle. Alice Griffin. * Mrs Calvin Plumley received a Cloverdale a few days last week. * The W.M A Local met at the home earn a short time ago from their and Mrs. Herman Reynolds • of Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Griffin on .on Merwin, and this card was the Mr. who been spending two weeks : Thursday. 4 Mrs. Clayton Mote, top of a breakfast-food box In a in a have near Ludington re­ who has bern ill for a couple of way that kind of a curd «poke for turnedcottage home Saturday afternoon. weeks Is able to sit up again 4 The itself Lost Saturday word came * Frederick Fuhr ha* purchued Executive committee of the Pleas­ the Payne house and lot here. The bar's where he could use a type ­ ant Valiev Sunday School inct at ha* been painted and other the home of Mr. nnd Mrs Clayton writer Monday morning they heard building that he had gone by plane farther Improvement* will be made. 4 Mr. Mote Saturday evening. •outh than he had ever been, and and Mrs Stuart Waters and chil­ was In a hospital, where something dren of East Delton called on Mr. Fresport- Publfe School c .«« O<»dic Durkee Sunday * to ur be uu>. done for »» his urn., arm. anu and f.nd Thc Freeport .school opening was WM iu po-tponed for one week starttne that twice Dr. Kenneth Mcintvre Mrs. Glenn Morey ot Hastings. ylsiof Hastings had called on him * t<*d Lyr_co.ustn'.y? September 13 .with., the following teachers: was a dinner guest of her moth­ Supt.: Donald Crouch: Mrs Pal­ »ird>y. for a few days stay in De­ cal. er. Mrs. Lechlettner Sunday. * Mra. mer. English teacher In Utah School troit. A ven' pretty wedding took place Ethel Wilcox and three granchilWillard Kidder. Grammar Rixrrn: who have been spending the Mrs. McCaul. Intermediate Room: Sunday at the home of Mr, and dren Mrs J. Robert Smith, when their summer at Pleasant Lake returned Mrs. Barnum. Primary. Because of thr lack of a Principal daughter Jean was united in mar­ to their home in Chicago Thurs­ the course of study will continue riage to Chris Jensen of Newaygo. day. f Mr. and Mrs R, W. Harper much the same as usual. Supt. At one o'clock. Mrs. C. Betts played spent Thursday evening with Mr. Crouch taught at Montamora and two piano selections, "f Love You and Mrs. Oscar Harrington near takes the place nf Supt. Ardis who Truly " and "Oh Promise Me' os Hickory Comers. * Mrs Lewis EntIs rmnloyed at the Inkster school th* young people took their place* on and son Walter wcre in Hastings before thc officiating minister. Friday ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Eaton near Detroit Rev Kcnnr-th Griswold The bride's and »on Waiter and Mr. and Mrs maid was MLss Ann Mayo of Grand M. Sensiba drove to^.Middleville, -Methodist Church Rapids, and best man was Floyd Yankee Spring* park And Gim lake Rev J. W. McCue. Pastor Austin nf Flint Sunday afternoon /* Mrs.' Alice Tne bride wore a white net gown Collin* spent a few daya last week 10 00—Momt ng Worshlj>—Tliemc. 'God Speaks to us through, the and finger tip veil, and carried a with her niece,-Mrs. James Wolf Liuquet of white mixed flowers. Thc nnd family at Comstock. * The I Fsalm*.'' 11:00—Sunday School. Classes for .bridesmaid wore a gown nf bitter- Delton Inland Lake* Garden Club .-wcet velvet combined with sheer held a successful flower festival all. Healthy minds reflect healthy bodies . . . milk is the 8 00—Evening worshlo. Laymens Her flowers Were rose*. last Wednesday in the Community Following the daremony. dinner hall. Abouyone hundred and twenty Night Special Speaker. . most important and nutritious food for growing chil­ 8:00—Wednesday evening. Bible war. scried to thirty wuests. Guests people registered, guests beinstpresfrom out-of-town were Mrs Miner­ study and Prayer meeting. dren. See that your children drink milk at every meof va Rothhaar of Hastings Hastings him kt Sfvrei va Rotf.hnar of ,Miw ErSunday evening Sept 19th. a and after school for energy, vigor and strength. Use Drama "The Prodigal Son”, will be ma Jensen, of Mason Mr «ud Mrs Burns nnd children of White ClowT given in song and service. ^ruhi’ne" plenty of milk in puddings, and other creamed foods. Sundav evening.—September 26th. Joe Corelli of Lansing. Ml*> Martha <!.5k qtUpl. Rally Day Progruin will b<- given Zemke oi Buffalo nnd Arnold .-nd ’op D C. Hasting*. Joliet, in., and Peter Jensen of While Cloud The ,nn n r ’nH** Tn *n'1 bv Sundav .schrol Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! bride and groom were both teach­ Delton. * Paul Richards, who has Church of the United stationed In Iowa and was re­ Brethren in Christ ers in Middleville last year, nnd tern wil\both teach In Jackson this com­ cently in lured In a pre-flight ha* E B. Griffin. D D Pastor ing year. The best wishes of their teen spending a few davs with his mother. Mrs. Blanch Richards Hr friends go with them HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK , 10:30 A. M. Sundav school Mr. nnd Mrs. J Robert Smith ha* been confined In the Navy hos­ 11 30 A AL Morning worship end Miss Martha Zemke are spend­ pital at Great latkes since he re­ 7 00 P.M. Christian Endeavor HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. Topic: "Young People's Work ing the week at thc Hess cottage, ceived hl* Injury. He reported at Great Lakes on Monday. * Mrs. PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. .Through the Years " Leader. Iwoni at Thomapple lake. Blanche Richards local and son Jeffery. Pau) and her daughter Mr* Harold 8:00 P.M Evening service Lowe of Niles visited friends in Rally Dav is set for Sentember 1 l ast Week s Letter Hastings Sunday afternoon. * Mi 20 Committee: Mrs. Wm Olthouse. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rov Rowlader and BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Mrs. George Yongers. Miss Marilyn Mrs Hatton of Woodland visited end Mrs Elwvn Hayward of Has­ Sterzlck. Mr* Lydia Schuler nnd Esther ting* and Mr. and Mrs Roger Wil­ 8 nn P M Each Thursday Praver , Wedne.'d.ny evening * Thc Misses liams. local spent Thursday evening meeting. , porta ana Maxtne Bates went to with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn William, i Detroit Thursday where they are at Pleasant lake. 10 00 AM Morning worship I visiting relatives fdy a fiw davs. * Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hutingf 11 00 AM Sunday .school Mr and Mrs Will Letson and fam- FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS 7 00 PM. Christian Endeavor i'.v wcre Sundav dinnci guests of Tiie Barrv County Christian En- | Mrs Let-son's brother and wife. Mr SOUTHWEST RUTLAND I and Mrs Guy Walters nnd family Last Week s Letter 1 rear Charlotte * Mr* Klttv Holmes Mrs. Clara Wilder of Hastings la >who 1* et ihe home of her daughter. spending this week with her daugh­ Mr- Grace England in Woodland ter and husband. Mr and Mrs. was the guest ot Mr*. Lvdin Schuler r rance Gorham. * Mr and Mrs. nnd Esther Fiidny. * Sundav din­ Wm. Havens spent from Friday un­ ner Cu»st.s nt thc home of Mr. and Ul til WUUVUB Mondayj at «« the iumus home of m,. Mr. *■>» and Mrs Karl Eckardt were Mr and Mrs Rankin Hart of Brush Ridge MrJames and '*•Mi’s * Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lord and “ -------- Henderson ..................... Olive Henderson of Lansimr. Mrs. family ianuij- o« ». Alof utuverume Cloverdale »nu and mi Mrs. Charles Bailev and -N’n.s Ininean. t><«r; Nn»h and daughter* were Sur>ot dM' callers nt the home of Mr. nnd Mv Kate Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. James Wilcox. * Mrs. John I L Hall and Mr Sherman Hatt. * foreman and daughter Donna of Mr and Mr.* Fred Cooke and fam- Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mre Paul Tuttle of Grand Rapids and Mr. Mrs. John Weaver from north r iv Mr and Mrs Ravm-nd Burs- ; and Hastings were Sunday afternoon' ■v nnd children of Sunfield were of callers at the home of Mrs NelHe ndkrehnnu- * «mndav arrer- Foreman * Trddie Knopf of Hasnoon visitor- .it the'home of Mr. SiSJjL.^o^Hul^rt RehrirrV <UMr' t.nd Mr* Ben Schneider w»ra Mr*.. * irt’i. a„7 S.snh O'troth Mr. nnd Mrs. Les-;s,*"t §«£■ Ik tie AZiiru Adam* of Maple Grove nnd Mr Mr. nr,da' f’cnlng with Ml and Mrs ■mid Mr* E J Bare* and Denny. * : GD®0*1*1 2?ks Ml- Jovcc Eckardt is visiting her from East of HasUngsfa spending . r.n-nt. Mu* Marian Henderson and th»-* week with W* grandparent*. ; also a friend. Mi*.* VirginlA Rice in Mr. and Mrs Roy 61k* * Mr. and : Detroit < few dav this week 4 Mr* Mre James Wilcox visited hia Cl.ira K!<infrnstcin nnd nephew mother. Mr*. Wilcox nt Martin War workers are looking for HOMES! You may have an । Herlwrt Shartle of Woodland were Sundav and called on htf brother I guests of Mis* Olga Eckardt Sun- • Tom in the afternoon 4 Luclla | dav and in the afternoon thev Schricr leaves this Thursdav for ' idle room ... an unused attic . . . that could easily be called on Mr and Mr* Flovd Bate* I Yale where .she will teach thl* rear, t nnd family. 4 Mr* t v din Schuler . 1 1 ■ . Most German German bookshop* bookshops have have I converted into a complete housing unit for a family. visited her cousins. Mr and Mrs . Most sen stripped .strinnevi clean elean of nf all well wen.­ Jake Reher in Hastings Saturday j been and alro called on Mrs. Fred Pier- known Known ciaaaical classical literature, though tnouen . son at Pennock hospital. “ •--------•---------------— -*1* - ’stock* MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW! Take inventory of your un­ thev continue to receive large ■ of Hitler's "Mein Kam pF' and book* . BUY WAR BONDS by other Nasi party leaders. used space today! You can get priorities on the mate­ FREEPORT 5 Traffic UrkcK Georaa Olnutead vUlted Mrs Clayi ..-’ *9* valentine Thura. aftarnocn. ♦ iJ^i ,,od Mre Alfr*> Altoft and family W»r« Hlnn.r guaais were Rim,,, Sunday^Home "* **“ Mra. Arthur Yarger and family, < U» latUTs 11th Wadding CITY COUNCIL council. raoabsDiiraa NASHVILLE Cravfayg. Ubor MtywarS. Ub«r Mowwi. Utev .. ...... Jeffrey. i*bur . RrentoM. Itobor .. rrswfor* Uber Malik, Uber ... Mim. Uber .... Mtlne labor day* with Ills parent* and Mra. I LainaJUP-4 Mr. and Mra. Henrv Lelnaar had grandchildren honor gf Mr. Georgia. Mrs L daughter Gladys .. were supper gueaU of Mr. and Mn treed* around tha church premises. Lloyd Owen Tueaday. 4 Mr. and Mr*. Clare Lounmera and aanghier* HENDERSHOTT v-Lstted relatives tn Chicano last week 4 Mr. and Mr* Fred Jenison Mrs. Floyd of Augusta spent Sunrfrfy P it ertth Mr. and Mrs Ardy Owen and Mr Hammond 4 Mr and Mrs. Art Friday, in Hl Osborn. and son of CUmax spent Sunday with Leslie GouM and fam­ Middlevine called’ at ily. All enjoyed a picnic.dinner over by Branch school * Mr. and Mr* Mrs. Morri* Fox and two children Wendell lAnuners of Battle Creek called on the Ted (YLaughlina Bun­ spent Sunday with hi* parents. Mr. day afternoon Mrs O’Laughlin and and Mrs. John Lammers * Mr* Helen went to Battle Creek with John Lammers nria ai>u and daughter unugincr joycc. Joyce. them und will *tay with her■ —*later. —■ ■ Mrs. oi Wertman ertman attended church ' FT?* Kalamasoo Bunday eve- tended visR. * 7}ie McOtnber girl’s ; 4-H chib served a demonstration mng. ------ ooo -♦ _________ : dinner for their mothers and ML* Miss CAR! TON cwntPr Bullis Friday nite at the Bctinol - *. J°2!. t7NTER houae. 4 Mr. and Mre Albert Brill Ijist Week a Letter । celebrated their wedding knnivereSunday dinner gueata at the home ary over the weekend by viaiUng of Mr and Mrs Jay Wing were Mr their daughter, Mra Ray Staley In and Mr* Frederick Loneke and Mr. Dowagtac Mr. and Mr* Jack 8uland Mr*. Lawrence Steenwyk and liven were thelf gueat* on the trip, children cf Grand Rapid* and Mr. aa «-aa Mr*. Cllntori Brill of Hair.nd Mr*. Fay Wine ot Woodland Ung* who vhlted Ml* Dorothy Pbt4 June and Dorothy Ann Corev . ter in Dowagiac. from Grand Ledge spent hut week --------------- con ----with Yvonne Clem. 4 Mr and Mr* HOPE CENTER D. U. LePard ot Grand Rapid* Last Week's Letter spent last weekend with their The Brtdger-Bastn oil Coumany nephew. Clayton Valentine and of Allegan have completed drilling family. 4 Mr. and Mr* Guv Naah the oil well on Mr*. F. McDermott'* and Mr. and Mra. Frank Hosmer farm: they * crock oil. made a went to Grand Rapids Friday to , pumper of It. and at the present *ee the Army »how 4 Mis* Joyce time are pomping oil. 4 MU* Grace Denny. East State Rd. spent la*t Daniel* of Detroit is yislUng her week with Mr. ...» and ____ Mr*. Gerald parent* Mr. and Mrs. Harry DanT1scher and 4 Mr. and i *•—'--------■“ family 4 Mra. ■ W* 4 Lyle Ashby 1* helping H. Marion Clem ... ana ~.u Yvonne were In Pettingfll of Hickory Corners with Portland. Sunday ------visiting Mra. hia thrashing 4 Mr and Mr* Ed­ , Mr*, wm Hale spent apent rar East Delton ment 1 Brandt 4.Mr*, wm. nate — Kalaer ..... ■■ of ________ 'm...— with .us. her ha. daugha—.*. o.—.i._ evening —.toning at M r and Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Wed. and Thurs ... 4 a Mr. a..I m VLeon ter. Mr.* Carol Fuller tn Lowell. Fred Ashbv's and U Mrs. । bringing her granddaughter. Elaine. Dunntng of Hickory Corners were | home with her. 4 Mr and Mr*. Sunday gueata at the McDermott ' Elmer Marlowe accompanied Mr ' home. 4 Mrg June Airuler of Batand Mrs Muri Pauley and Carol to tie Creek, and her stater. Mr* Crys. Charlotte Sunday to visit Cle Win!- tai Lockway ■•nd two children of maaoo spent Wednesday at the Floy McDermott s home. Dangeij; Ahead!' You are now driving your last privofo transportdtlan system until 194?, You can’t afford SEND THEM BACK TO SCHOOL, STRONG to run it under any Strain. Overheating is a symptom. Ihyoue cor, is regalarly inspected by u>, if wtMildn’f be Ir B U Y I 0 N D#- NOW I that way. For we < car-ftvor specialists! McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR tt7 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE 1554 13 HIGHLANDS DAIRY VICTORY HOMES/ rials you need to "Remodel to Rent." Add a bathroom change your extra space make over the kitchen into a complete apartment. Consult us now! WE SELL WAR BONDS and WAR SAVINGS STAMPS MAKE PLANS NOW AND LET US HELP YOU WITH THE FINANC­ ING — TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 | PERSONAL LOANS v Rrvtkl ntoArv — —to both men and women, onn.ri just..A... your— own signa­ s ture and security. Cash advanced up to $300.00. j [ Hera * an ambfem that > nausASAimc/ , Earn it today! Give a pint to tho ff * Yet, you've earned a salute, when you *ear lha‘ bfon,< or *'hcr h™0” shaf «y» ' "Here Rr<l €* ’Here**v □a Red Crow RLw^ri Blood Donor!” h's easy to win that little button. You feel only a slight pin-prick. All it coats you is a half-hour of jour time. But . . . it means a lot. ft means you're hi this war • • • g*v>ng a «nalf part of yourself for American fighters all over thc world. It can mean/i/f for a pilot or machine-gunner or sailor who * risking hia lift for you. So get in touch with the Ioc>! Red Cross. Find out where you can give that ' pint of blood here — or when a travelling blood donors' unit will be in town. 1 doddfi ton—b!odd doOvrt Amt bo JI nt. of tot Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. 1 I lais not get hot ‘n* bothorodl cool off with tMcfoui CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION 101H W. STATE ST. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 3723 Jutt OftANOE KIST ano arms utiuHiHO havohsi Have you tried Orange KIST? If you haven't edOf/NO? DtLlCIOUit 1 Of courM it b! That's why so many folks are enjoying KIST Bevwadei. Try them. �.rnmjTTHgf COURT HOUSE NEWS WARRANTY DEEDS t-R. Tiffany and wife to W*rr»n Coak and wife. lou al Mill take. Johnstown Ida E. Newton to R. C. Brown and wife, tot 820 city. Gao. Barry to Roy Wilklrjs and wife, parcel section 15 Baltimore. Norman L. West and wife to Lu­ ther 8. Weal and wife. M acre* sec­ tion 36 Assyria Fred L. Mead to Leiter Fisher and wife. 100 acre# section 5. Caatleton. Frank Monaamlth to Norman McLeUand and wife, parcels Woodland village. Catherine Poaselius to Chaa. H Gillett and wife, parcel Delton. Grey H. Whitney and wife to Marvin M. Hlnga and wife. Lot Pine lake. Prairieville. Hasel Nichols to Lawrence C. I Bourdo and wife, parcel Orange­ ville. section 20. John W- Armbruster. Jr., and wife to John W. Armbruster 8r. and Wife, south ‘4 lota 88 and 99. ctty . Clare Hammond and others to Wm. Dewey Reed and wife, parcel city. T. 8. K. Reid and wife to Len W. Felghner and wife, parcel bord­ er of Thomapple lake. Castleton. Wm. F. McCarty and wife to Claude Campbell and wife, lol on Bristol lake, Johnstown. Elsie Fumias to Ernest Brooks and others 78 acres Sec. 24. Cas­ tleton. Stephen Mesgel niid wife to Roy Thomas and wife, lot 032 city. Prank O, Kelley and wife to Dan'l D. Hall and wife, lot shore ot Gun lake, Yankee Springs. Warranty Deeds Ray W. Babcock and wife to Ovta B. Evans and wife. 80 acres section 15. Johnstown. Nellie C. Foreman to Walter O. Rockhill and wife. 32 acres section 20. Rutland.Walter Rockhill and wife to Nel­ lie C. Foreman and others, part of lots 19 and 20. city. Geo. F Miller and wife to George Barry, parcel section 16, Baltimore. Herman P. Verdlne and wife to Orts B. Evans and wife, lol at MUI lake. Johnstown. Clarence 1* Brady and wife to Carl O. Niethamer and wife, part of lots 0 and 10 city. Frank E. Wilkes and wife to Clyde B Casey and wife, 100 acres sec­ tion 8 Johntown. James H. Kilns and wife to Cal­ houn Federal Savings and Loan Aas*n. 120 acres, section 27 Assyria. Adalbert Huttleson to Henry J. Kuiper and wife. Lol at Gun lake Yankas Springs. Francis L. Bauer and wife to Wm. A. Bchadcr. Parcel at Leach lake. Oar) ton. Edwin W. Deaklns and wife to Wallace E. Campbell and wife, par­ cel city. ■ ; ... Kenneth R Sanderson* and wife to Henry F. Mackaben and wife, part of lots 1027 and 1028. city. C. D. Bauer and wife to Herbert A. Benham and wife, parcel city, facing Jefferson street. Minnie Cooley to Herbert R. 8urine. 1H lots Phillips Addition. Nashville. Hum Orump to Lester Lord nnd wife. 21'4 acres section 13. Orange­ ville. Clayton G. Hinckley and wfte to Guy C Keller and wife. 8 acres, section 18. Hastings. Chas. B. Mackinder and wife to Robert B. MacKlnder and wife. 80 acres, section 26 Baltimore. Geo. H. Eddy and wife to David Sheerer, lot at Wall lake. Hope. Oscar H. Flanders and wife to Elizabeth Marriott, lot at Fine lake* Johnstown. Henry M. Rogers and wife to Henry H. Bulskool nnd wife. 46 irrrruyr, lists point grew u> manhood here In thta vicin­ DtlTON kMplnc qu*UUM ity. He was a nephew of Mr*. Fred ■ Fatty trimmings, such as thou WUltun OlllMpi. whllf putUnx S«nX prwwwd r.U Guffln of Middleville. * Jackie up bar -Ml UW bom, oi LukoIp . room uraperawu,. bu from good beef or ham. can wind Holes returned home tiie forepart Bush last Friday morning suffered such as tttoae poured Lw. - •<>»*• of this week after passing some a severe heart attack. He was tak- pan, should be kept cooL The lefttime with the C. Rohrbucher fam­ en to Borgess hospital. * Mr. and ever cooking fats spoil more rapTuberculosis is found II Umvs ily of Grand Rapids, who recently Mr« John Adams spent Fridav I Idly than new fata. moved there from Middleville. ♦ Mr. with their daughter. Mrs. Glenn Many housewives f“— “ •------follow lhe sug­ and Mra. Jamas Olives and daugh­ William* and family at the W. K. gested wartime process of salvaging Failure to demand tul ter. Eunice of Hastings were callers Kellogg farm. In the afternoon fats, using some necessary in and X-ray. endangers Sunday of Mrs. Hattie JohiuBn. * they visited lhe Kingman Museum waste but turning in the excess Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Preston and In Battle Creek. * William Rose of cooking, salvage . Such salvaged fat goes family entertained her parents. Mr. Crooked lake showed some very to- for into munitions, the college speclaDOWLING and Mrs. James Oliver and daugh­ terestlng pictures of Crooked lake. Las’ Week's Letter ter. also Mr. Preston's brother. Ray­ Delton'and Florida in the Metho­ Mr. and Mn. Ward Preston and mond of Freeport. * Andy McCrea dist church last Tuesday evening. daughter Ann and friend Mr..Rain­ has a stater from Chicago visiting A large crowd was tn attendance. * Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur er of Jackson called on the former's him. brother. Wallace Preston and sons Solomen on Monday. Aug. 30th. a Sunday morning. * Mr. and Mra. DURFEE DISTRICT son ,ln Botrcss hospital. Kalama­ Howard Vandellc and Mr. and Mrs Last Week’s Letter zoo. The Rev. and Mrs. Lyle Olmstead, Wm. McCloud were near Traverse Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Fuhr and our new minister, and his wife, are City on a little vacation trip last Mr end Mrs Harold Striker of Week. * Mr. and Mra. Orlle Ftaher 1 moving into Hie East Baltimore Athens were callers at the home of church parsonage. * Mr. and Mrs entertained Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mr. and Mrs John Lechlettner Fri­ Homer Hammond and Mr. and Mra. Norris of Prairieville Sunday and tn day. * Mr. and Mra. Clarence Pavne the afternoon they called on Mr. Clayton Shurlow and children at- nnd children of Hope Center called and Mra. Walter Gilmore of Has­ , nt £he home of Mr. and Mnr Gor­ tings. * Mr. and Mrs. Milton Leln­ ton part on Sunday. About 60 were , Durkee Sundav jorenoon * Mra. ...... Poster.'Iire “Leoir' Lronard. aar of Delton called on their aunt Besent. * Mr. and Mrs. Homer I MaTy ammond visited Mr and Mrs. Mrs Ralph Harner. Mrs. Elsie Hor­ and uncle, Mr. and Mrs Myran Whitworth Saturday. * We under- | Forrest Falconer of Welcome Cor- ton. Mrs. Ella Rogers and Aleatha stand that Nell Jones has purchased- nera on Friday. l<ec.nnrd attended the meeting ot the David Miller farm near the the Home Literary Club at the home King school and that Mr. MlUer of Mra Man' Flower at Parchment has bought the farm of Mrs. Hattie on Thuraay of last week They also Dunn and Mrs. Dunn will reside called on Mrs Marshall Norwood nt Borges* hospital. * Mtas Barbara with her sister and family. Mr. and Mra. Charles Belton near Leonidas Woodland Recreation Park Leonard was a shopper in Kalama­ Features Super Attraction zoo Thursdav. for the present. * ‘Mr. and Mrs. The World's Champions Jax Girls Frank Hallock entertained Mr. nnd Mra. Percy Hallock of Plainwell Girls Softball team and the Lansing CEDAR CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Tracy HaBoek nnd McCullagh's, 1943 Michigan Cham­ Mrs Edward Alfen nnd son nf Mr. and Mrs Colon Hallock of Bat­ pions will play at Woodland Re­ rant Chicago are visiting Mra. MHtle Creek. Mrs. Edward Chlystek creation Park. Saturday. September dred Fritz. Thursday Mrs. Fritz and j nnd Gila Hallock and Mr. and-Mra. H th at 9 P.M. The Jax lassies, 1842 Womens guesta spent the day with Mrs. Por> Earl Marshall nnd children of De­ ter of east Hlckorv. MY. troit recently for Sundny dinner. Softball Champions of thc World, and Knowels Mrs. Claud Norris of Carlton Mr. and Mrs. Bollock attended the art on their way to Detroit to de­ Marshall fair Thursdav. * Merle fend their laurels but they will township were guesta Friday and they spent the day with Mra Rav make* several stops before reaching nnd Donald Preston visited thflr Pierce of Banfield. * Mrs. Mac Aograndparents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hairy the motor city to participate In the scy Hastings visited her daugh­ Whitworth a few days lost week. * 1943 title series which gets under ter. of Mrs. Myron Wertman recently wav. September 17. Miss Florence Wright spent last The Jax team has played only 60 * Pvt. Richard Lelnaar returned week In Chicago visiting her fiance. games this season but that loss can to Camp Rucker, Alabama Friday. Chief Jbaeph Taraveila. US C O. be attributed to tiie fact that they Dick was looking fine when he went She also visited college friends have been unable to secure suitable while there * Mrs. Mary Glasgow opponents from out-of-town as in back. Ma's moshed potatoes * Don­ na and Junior Camnbell visited of 8. Hastings visited Miss Lizzie former years thev were able to bring their aunt al Level! Park recently Smith Thursday afternoon. teams from Chicago. Oklahoma. ♦'Mrs Pease. Mrs. Russell Watson Arizona and dlher mid-west cities. and children spent Thursdav with HIGHBANK The Jax girls have won 48 games, Laurence Bostwlch of Ross •. Mra. Law Last Week's Utter six and deadlocked 6. I townshin * Mr. and Mrs Ardy Mr. and Mrs William Hnwblltx lost The complete lineup of the f*~ Jax attended MIE the funeral -n nf Den x Owen atttruuru visited Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. team and their positions are as fol ­ Douglas at Hastings Saturday afHarvey Marshall north of Maple lows: Dorothy Pitts. C; Lottie Jack icfc*­ temoon. Grove Center. * Mr. and Mra. Merle son and Nina Korgan. P; Blanche Hecker and family of Battle Creek Sonlat. lb: Skipper Daul. 2b. Freda FATS DO MORE’s visited Sundav nt Mr. nnd Mrs Savona. SS; Dorothv Walker. 3b' riiiv asn'nTa Frank Hawblitz. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Selma Meinecke. LP. Lillian Theartf *" Fata do morc more inw than pad a human' Worth Green and Jackie and Mrs. CF; Mary Pembo. RF; Olympia Fjts Frieda Marshall called on Mr. and Savona. SF: Berth* Hebert Hazel । ribs and even though food fata are • Tiie operator will tell you. Mrs. Oeo Oreen In Nashville Sun­ GUI. Hazel Mermllllod and June scarce the cook and the consumer day afternoon. * Mr. knd Mrs. Max Bradley, utility. Herb J. Ragas. Bust-1 can aid the war effort by under­ C Sihler and familv of Chicago are ness Manager. Roscllus Brehm. standing Uie function ot food fats ■ • When the long distance circuit you want ii crowded, she ' and how to conserve them, accord ­ visiting the Hnwblltz famllys this Coad). : will uy — “P/eoao limit your call to 5 minutoa. Othera ora The 'Itinerary or the"Jar etrls ing lo home economics extension and Mrs. Harry Cotterlll of Jack­ after they depart from New Orleans specialists at Michigan State Colwaiting.** son and-nephew. H. E Cotterlll of will be as follows; Sent. 4. 8. 6. St. 1"“w.Ubt for weight, fata supplv Oakland. Ind., and Mr. and Mrs Louis; Sent. 8. 8. 10. Lakewood. Ohio: than twice as much body fuel Steven Cook and daughter. Carol Sept. 11 Woodland. Mich.. Sept. 12. morr 1 • We know you’ll be glad to cooperate and keep your call other kind of food. Foods Jean of Jackson called at the Oeo. Flint. Mich.. Sept. 13. Lansing, Sept ox ‘thatany have fat In their make-un In­ Hoffman home Saturday and Sun­ 14, Jackson; September 15. Detroit. 1 below 5 minulea — or perhaps even cancel it if It la not day evening. Thev also spent some Everv softball fan In this vicinity 1clude cream? fat meats and fat time at the Hoffman Cottaec nt should come to Woodland this Sat- >fish. soybeans, nuts, nut butters, •j important. Clear lake. * Mr. and Mrs. F. How- urday to see this World Champion 'egg yolk and cheese. The fuel that blitz were in Battle Creek on busi­ Girls' team. Thev are playing In the body derives from such food ness Wednesday. only four other places tn. Michigan Ifats gives energy to keep a worker and those are large cities. The of- ‘on the job. as well ns keeping the EAST DELTON fidals of the Barry Softball League 1body warm. Cooking heat must remain low Last Week's Letter are to be congratulated in securing Cpl. Richard'Buck of Camp El­ such a super attraction for us. ;when fats arc melted In Ing nan. According to 1 lis. Ill., and wife of Galesburg came nomlcs information, when os a surprise and spent Saturday Woman's Studv Club afternoon with his mother. Mrs To Hold Mower Exhibit to smoke It is losing so Perry Boze. -On Sunday Mr. nnd The Woodland Woman's Study valuable energy as ,wfll Mra. Bore attended a family dinner Club will hold their first meeting of at a relatives home In Galesburg. * the year with their annual flower Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gainder Spent exhibit on Tuesday- evening. Sep­ Sunday nt the home of their daugh­ tember 14 to the School'£afeterla. ter Lucille and husband In Battle The committee in charge nf the Creek, the occasion being a birth­ flower exhibit is Florence Ktunn. day dinner In honor of Mrs. Clara Bertha Flory and Dorrit Hauer. The Gainder nnd a family gathering for exhibits in past years have been sQi Russell Shed, a nephew who was beautiful nnd unusual the officers} inducted in the armv on Sept. 4th. of the Club thought that this vear Russell is the son of Mr. and Mra. the exhibit and meeting should be; Lavem Shedd of Galesburg, a sis­ open to lhe public. Food will be the subfect of lhe| ter of Mrs Bert Gainder. i Rev. Waters and wife. Mr. and Mrs Mar­ avenlng's program. "Food Education ton Rupe nnd Mr. and Mrs. Allison In the M^rch" and “How lhe War Louden. Mrs. Effie Louden wcre has Effected our Food Supnlv" will Having sold my farm, will sell at public auction, i mile south of Banfield, north of guests of Mr. and Mra. Harrv Simp­ be discussed. An illustrated lecture son In Hickory Comers on Wednes­ with colored lantern slides on Fine lake, known as the Wm. Frey farm; or 5 miles north and west of Bedford on day evening where they met their “There's Romance In Your Market cousin. Mrs. Josie Tyler of Oakland. Basket" will be shown. This lec­ Banfield road on Calif., who is here for a visit. * ture Is sponsored by "Better Homes Mra. Ester Bates nnd two children and Gardens" Mngaiine. Miss Glenns Dnrbv will plav a of Battle Creek andv Mrs. Harold Hill and three children of near l Comet Solo nnd Mrs. Margaret Dowling were visitors of their moth­ Estep will play* piano selections. New officers, of the Club for the er. Mrs. Jessie Willison on Satur­ day * Linden Louden who was re­ coming year are President, Anna COMMENCING AT 1 P.M. cently inducted in the army is sta­ Dell; Vice President. Norma Sifton; Recording Secretary. Mercedeth Mc­ tioned in Utah. Millen. Corresnondtag Secretary, Audra Kussmaul: Treasurer. Clara SOUTH THORNAPPLE Varney. Board of Directors— Louellq La«’ week's Letter HORSES Grindstone. Cutting box. Cider pres*. Grace Paul. Arlene Hazel Mr. and Mrs. Phlllff Nichols and Reesor. Yvonne Towns. familv spent Tuesday in Grand and Nearly new crotch breech harness. An invitation to attend this Back mare, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1700 lbs. Ranlds with his mother. Mra. Grace meeting flower exhibit Is exNichols who has been at home of ter^ded toand Tank heater. Stock tank. Windmill. everyone.________ _ Black horse, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. late. * Word has been received here Horses vaccinated for sleeping sickness.' thst Will Miller, son of Wm. Miller, 3 harpoon forks. 4 sheep racks. HILLS had passed a wav at his home In HUBBARD afternoon as Ralph Tee­ Grand Rapids. He was bom and terMonday Tractor tire pump and guage. and Betty were driving home CATTLE . from work in Middleville their car Chain hoist. Electric horse clipper*. collided with Mrs. Chas. Baugh­ Guernsey and Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, man's car. Ralph was bruised quite Row boat. 2 new gate*. Trailer. freshened in April. badly and Betty received two bad cuts on her head which required Hog crate. Potato crate*. Forks. Red heifer, due in October. attention 9t the hospital where 16 stitches were taken. Her wrist was Shovels. Cream cans. Red spotted heifer, due in October. out to a cast and knees were badlv brtilred. Mrs. Baughman had her Two 10 gal. milk cans. 5 gal. can. Black heifer, due in October. 3 children with her and luckily they came through with a shaking up us Milk cooler. Quantity of now lumber. Three other springers only one of the children had a cut. Her car turned over. Both cars are Oliver 70 tiptoe steel wheels. badly damaged^?* Mr. and Mrs. ' FARM EQUIPMENT Chas. Mayo of Battle Creek spent the weekend with the lattar's broth­ HOUSEHOLD GOODS Oliver grain drill. Oliver spreader. er. Albert Green. * Mrs. James Storkan. Sr., entertained her son Round oak range. Oliver Cockshutt grain binder. Frank and familv from Cleveland last week, also their son Jim and with horse and tractor hitch. Nearly new circulating heater. family from Ypsilanti. Larry and familv from near Detroit. Leo from Oliver No.'L side delivery rake Sheet iron stove. 3 beds. 2 springs. Kalamazoo. Ed and wife of Has­ These are nearly new tools. tings. * Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins 2 dressers. Mattress. 6 dining chair*. entertained the letter's relatives International hay loader. from Grand Rapids with a chicken 4 rockers. Library table. dinner Sunday. About 23 were phm2 three sec. spring tooth drags. ent. ★ Mra. Lou Green of Battle Combination bookcase and writing desk. Creek went to Nashville. Tenn. to 2 sec. spike tooth drag. ‘Horse mower. spend the weekend with her hus­ Victrola and quantity of record*. band; Pfc. Gordon Green who is on 2 horse riding cultivator. maneuvers there. ★ Burdett Will­ Two 9x12 rugs. Oil stove. son had the misfortune to lose a 5 tooth walking cultivator. rood cow last week. * Mra. Nick 3 large pork crocks. Guillium who has been quite 111 is Walking plow. Double shovel plow. on the gain. * The Floyd Moore's 500 chick oil brooder stove. have been entertaining comnany Potato digger. Disc harrow. Roller. from Indiana the past week. Thev Other article* too numerous to mention. also sold 2 car loads of large onions Lime drill. One horse weeder. last week. * Nick GulUlum lost a CHICKENS good horse Tuesday, caused bv Steel wheel flat wagon. New buzz saw. sleeping sickness. * Earl Near lost a horse Monday with the same dlAbout 50 White Rock pullets. Wagon with box. Bob sleighs. acres section 4, Prairieville. Quit Claim Deeds Chas. Robertson and wife to Glen ■ E. Blake and wife, parcel village of Middleville. Edward F. Blake and wife to Glen , E. Blake and wife, parcels In Mid­ dleville. Ernest W. Chalker and wife lol Mrs. Edith Ennis, parcels section 36.I Prairieville. WOODLAND long distance linos are busy? A DOZEN DEKHLB HYBRID Corn Varieties for this Section Growing in My PROVING GROUND SEE THEM FOR YOURSELF WHh hybrid com, the important thing i» NOT where .the seed wes grown, but how it performs where you plant it. The bett way to compare varieties and decide which onei suit you the best Is to see them growing side by tide in a soil and climate similar to yours. That's why DeKalb has more than 3300 proving grounds or demon­ stration fields, throughout the corn-growing areas, SHIRLEY GILLESPIE, Hostings, Mich., R. No. 3. BALDWIN BROS., Hostings, Mich.. R. No. 2. 0. FORREST BENDER, Middleville. Mich. ROBERT H. OTIS, Hostings, Mich., R. No. 5. EHTAN A. WINTERS. Dowling, Mich., R. No. 1. UCTION SALE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1943 GIRLS WANTED! DEFENSE INDUSTRY GOOD WAGES! . ★ ★ ★ THOSE NOW EMPLOYED IN DEFENSE INDUSTRY NEED NOT APPI.Y SILVERS-RICH I2O NORTH BROADWAY and Ray were guesta of Mr. and Mra. Anthony Stromberger Sundav In Hustings. ★ Burdette Willson is drawing stone for the basement of the house Claud Willson purchased from the State and which he will move across from the Stokus farm. ★ One of tha mall carriers of the Hastings Post Office came to Al­ bert Green's Wednesday with the seeds taken from a melon bought from Green Saturday. In the cen­ ter of each seed there are different letters of the alphabet In black, on white seeds just as plain as If they were printed there. There is I-VU<-D-E-V-R-K-O-H-X on the seeds Believe it or not. Fanning mill. Corn shelter. 30 Rocks, yearling hens. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. DENNIS P. VOSBURGH, Prop. HAROLD BELCHER, Auctioneer HARRY KING, ", �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THVR8DAY. SEPTEMBER •. 1MJ ' family. Mr. BloomerreturnedBun- I Mra. Robert Field, nee Artelle Bed- 1 FAIR LAKE • day evening and Mra. Bloomer is ford, is' visiting her husband at, Mr. and Mra. Ray Kelley of BturLansinx :staying tar a week’a vacation. I BlytheavIHe. Arkansas * Mr. gnd 1 gb wcre Bun' ‘ Tnar. --------------- -- ----------- ------- Mr* Verle Belson and baby will re- at lhe home af- ' BANFIELD torn to their farm In a few weeks , recce Hughei Mr. and Mra. George Marshall spent • Last Week's Letter j from the farm of his uncle In Rut- las iu " ** uJ* w un. ift'ii I Mr. and Mrs Sam Buxton and land twp. which he has been on- Cai Mr.ana and Mra. Colas «re are *ynwspend-1, ernting for the past year. ;" i:T «ii Frank Hawbliu and Larry Jones pure alcscing Mr. mra. Jay jay iwioi IS UvTiri Coot. I Fisher of Hastings and Mias LucRle UfRamiIr Ing the the week near ------------------------------------week at al Long‘Lake near, Sun- visited Sunday afternoon al Mrs I From 5 fractured arm in a fall from ing WWBOWUS । ’ Armour of Battle Creek spent last Mabel Manning, near Bellevue. * a tree * The road side is much Im- 1 Petoskey * Mrs. Alice Selano and | O-JARMAN week with their grandpi Mr. and Mra. Earl Marahail and proved by mowing but the growth ' son Pvt. Kenneth Selano spent last PLEASANT VALLEY en Zerkel. * Martin school family of Detroit, spent Saturday . of wild earroU is getting to be very week with Mrs. Eva Sweet. Ken- Last Week's Letter 11 • r * e Over one hundredI ,relatives and Mrs Arthur White of Bailie Creek i Monday. Aug. 30th. and Mra. night and Bunday at Mra. Frieda much of a menace in general. * noth recently received his diploma the _jc Weaver re- spent the weekend there also. * Mr. CI|l)LPVI\llD\ DeVries wUl be thc teacher. Marahail*. * Mr. and Mrs Harry Harry Cotton who recently passed In Auto Mechanics from Ft. Crook, frientU attended________________ Cotterlll of Detroit, spent Saturday ■ his eighty fourth birthday U re- 'Neb. and left Friday for Ft. Shen- union at the home of _.. ............ .........spent .... — Mr. and Mra and Mrs. ....... Allan Griffin Bun- .,’ j U I L K V 1 J V K J evening *>and Sunday •• at the George , covering . coveringfrom fromaTerious a terlousfall "fallfrom froma a. aodo. . atjdo. Pa. Pa. ** Mr. Mr. and and Mra. Mrs. Leland Leland Clarence Kime. Saturday. * Mr. day wiUi Mr. and Mra. Manson , CTVtutw mu rnMMMW . ladder inin drawing drawing grain. grain. ** Mra. Mra.1 Du 1 Du Boh Boh are are the the parents parents of of aa baby baby and BatNewton w* of Richland, we -dr. Mr. and and i Hoffman home and Hoffman cot- . ladder „.™ Mrs —.- John P. -• Brake — --- spent -— - - ••«;»*«»« bakry coumtt courthouse urday and and Sundav Sunday at at na collage coUagr at at । ■ Mn Mra. nlvde Clyde Connock Coppockare areUie themrenta Parente Shigin Aug’* 4. i« lou, ••• Kt Clear lake. * Mr.* Mrs ...... I win,Powers Pnu„.ofnfIndiana TnHianahas ha*beep iwvnI girl trtrl born born at at the the Community Community hc»has- urdav — at Helen |( Nina tha Bliss foundry was Quite scrioua- Itage ’. w—r, hnrt h* Qtnnlpv TtruOl it.'— — —cousin, A...... It.. — n... pl tai In in HalHn BalUe Creek Creek. a* M'r Mr. Anti and Long lake with Mr. and Mra. EL I o( a mi bom Wednesday at Com- ‘ Vu„u.nt i< " had fthe Stanley Brush de- 1; visiting a.her Mrs, Un. Sam Bus­ nitnl G burned with hot metal lost Often Thursdav. He was taken lo Prn- monstration. at her home Friday , ton and family. * A fish dinner Mrs. Leo Frye arc announcing the wood Brake and faniily of Ionia * inunliy hospital He has been named July third, th Mil* Bernice Deardorff of Elmdale. Richard Lee. * Mr. and Mra. Chas »■> u>» Caurthi nock hospital for treatment and nt afternoon. * Mr and Mrs. Bearlc j waa held at Briston lake Sunday blrtii of a son Bunday. * Mrs. Eva M*1 'SLPW Hammond were Sunday gueata ot thia writing b still there. We are all Nash tend family, spent Sundav at Bt ^jbert Conklin's landing hon- Sweet and Mrs Alice Selano and Mrs. Fred Cool, local called Mr und NeUon WUUaon at sorry for his accident and wish for Wilt NLsh's East of Battle Creek. , orlng Mrs Nlna powers who Is vis- son Kenneth wcre Wednesday sup- and 71 Mr and Mrs. Hmer Scott Sun- thUr"*cpU^"a" Pair’ lake. *‘m“’ him a speedy recovery, a Mra. Alice Mr Nash's brother who Is on a fur- 1Ung hert w Mn( clarB Barnes of afternoon. * Mr and Mrs. ^|r Chas. Orns attended the lough from North Carolina, re- thp the Nelgliborhood Nettliborpood Jov Joy organization Of Maple Grove. * Mr. and Mrs I day sr'rs ““ turned home with them for n few rn l-lll.lk.f were Sunday evening cai­ will entertain at Ha next session. Walter Hobbs visited thetr son days. A Mr. and Mra. Worth Green * Ouesta of Mr. and Mra. Gaylord Pvt. Prank Hobbs al lhe Bowling BE"rDtt.OdSS”.n.* rTuy^I fOWgWMT WOO»LAN» Mr. and Mra. Orr Fisher were and Jackie, called on Harry Green Holmes on Sunday were their unde Green University in Ohio last week. MI.' LZAirhiiu rnu>) u; _ near Bellevue. Sunday. * Mr and Mrs. Don Putnam were Thursday afternoon collars at Mr. and aunt. Mr. and Mra. John CasGrand Ledge spent Saturday nnd Last Weeks Letter ■nd Mrs. Barry Wellmans. * Cpl. telein and Mr. and Mra. Shirley Friday guests of the former's Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Chas^ Warner and George Cog»wcll has been in the PLEASANT HILL Mayo. * .Mrs. Thomas Godde was brother Ben at Barlow lake. * Ted better grid boys * Mt« El diene»Victor were Sunday -gueste of Mr. nospitul at Camp Bowie. Texas fur lecently unfortunate -In fracturing Darling is very 111 with lillLe hopes Preston Preston. of ........ Grand Ranlds and rMrs Mrs. and Mrs. Wm. Cappon and baby of . i>-. Preston r>— a ..children t.iia.-.. „r .>1-- ci. ...... Point. a. ^ ir.. Xwo weeks alter undergoing an op­ Mr. and Mra. Clifton Campbell her foot in a fall from the house of his recovery. * Mrs. Clara War­ Alice and of Lake Stony * arMr. .... and Mrs Joseph eration but was relca-H-d Tuesday. and Dan McDougal, visited Mr. steps. * Mr. nnd Mra. Floyd Ran­ ner Is seriously ill at a hospital Odessa snent Stindnv with Mr and Smith nnd Patricia. MLv, Marjorie We all wish him a speedy recovery. Campbell's sister ana husbana. Mr. dall and family were guests on Sun­ In Battle Creek * Thc Farm Bur­ Mrs Ceci) Preston. * Mr and Mrs Cox of Hastings and Ralph Rozema eau members of Johnstown will W Miss Rosemary Weeks of Battle and Mra. Earl Aldrich ol Sparta day at thc .home of his sister and Harold Ka/chelr and t^>l* Ann of and family of Detroit were Sunday uuunui plcrtlc at Bristol lake Wednesday. Creek spent Thursday night and Sunday. Mr. Aldrich hud lust rc- family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilkes ot Caledonia called nt thr home of callers mi Chas. Farlee and family. Friday with her parents. Mr. and turncu from tne hospital wnere he Johnstown, a Wilson Case Ls spend­ •loM-nh fu-ntt. Elmer Scott, and * Mr nnd Mra. George Piper were Mra. Sterling Weeks * The John had undergone a major operation . ing some time with his son. Har- GLASS CREEK Clayton Mote. Sunday afternoon * near Middleville on business Satur­ Mead homestead has been sold by and la getting along nicely. * Clare Last Week's Letter Mr nnd Mrs. Emery Kime spent day. * Mr aiuf Mrs. Guy Kaiilner Fred Mead to Lester FUher who lias Williams left Friday morning for Corners. Mr. nnd Mrs Chas Wliitlemore sundav with Mr. nnd Mrs. Henrv and Marvin and Mrs Maggie Kanlmoved in. Mr. and Mrs. FUher re­ Salt Lake City, Utah. While there irraturrr have been spending the past week Beland. Sr., of Pinhook * Two au- ner were guests of Mr. and Mra. Itealtef*. M Irhlft cently lived in lhe Arthur Coleman he will attend thc National Ram HINDS CORNERS at the Fred Bechtel cottage at Gun load* u. iu.;n of .. ladles m.w ---attended -—- the •• - W Willi.s Kantner of Hastings Sunday. Douse on lhe State road. * George Sale and also a joint meeting of Uie Last Week's Letter lake. * Mr and Mrs. Robert Me- M A. at Lvons with Mr*. Velma , * Mr. nnd Mra Garnet Townsend Gillespie of Charleston. W. Va.. was American Suffolk Sheep Society Glocklln and family of Hastings Hynes. Thursday. November 11th wnd children of Kalamazoo and Mra. Goldie Casey received Word an over the weekend guest of his nnd the National Suffolk Sheep As­ last week that her brother-in-law. were Bunday evening visitors at ' the WMA will have a bazaar at - private Franklin Toansend and brother. Elmer Giilesple and familv. sociation. He also will visit his son. Even'll Bolyon of Gull lake had Forrest Havens. * Mr and Mra. I the home of Mrs. Emcrv Keim, wife of Fort Custer were Sundav * Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Aeiick. Miss Harry who U stationed at Windover passed away * Mrs. Hatley Moore Russel Whittemore und daughters Anvonr wishing to contribute fane*' guests of Mr and Mrs. Otto Town­ Hired Hen*/ . Florence Coolbaugh. Joyce and Kent Armv Air Base, near Salt Lake City. iccclvcd word that' her sister. Mra. attended Ute Community Farm i work. candv. produce n® baked., send. * Rev. R. E. Durkee and wife Ilo.pililil.licn 3 Demoncl. and Mra. Millie Fisher * Mr. and Mrs Molt'Bedford. Ed Mary Usher of Marahail had passed Bureau picnic at Hastings Sunday.1 good* do *o and .... Ml will beau- .mu and UAUailut. daughter. Lucille uou and nvfcvi Roger , ------ ...mey . .... were Sunday callers at Mra. Anna Bedford and Mra. Inez Jordan spent away after having a broken hip a * Mrs. Geo. Crakes 01 Hastings predated * »*SOU on Mr. und Mrs Kuner -Flanigan were dinner guests of Mr --------- --------------------Endsley. Mrs. Endsley is now able Thursday with Mr. and Mra N. C. few days ago. * Mr. and Mra. Edd nnd Mrs. Gordon Havens who re­ oruii Scott are iijih rejoicing over thetr new ,,,.. .............. -.......... - allrf Mrs. Harrv Sandbrock Sunday. ----- .— _n — # Thc HynCR Hcunion was held at son •----bns»»-to Mr i and Kraft, of Charlotte. Mr. Kraft L* Pcngclly of Battle Creek spent turned from n two months stay with grandson, soon be able to walk. * Lyle Gilles­ still in a serious condition from his Sundav afternoon with Mr. and her husband and nt Miami Beach, Mra. Carl Scott of I-ake Odessa. Charlton Park Sunday with 7O.pre»pie who Is stationed at Norman. fall. * Mr and Mra. Vert Carter Mrs. Clark Robinson * Mr. and Florida, were Friday P. M visitors I ent. Those who attended from this Okie, was home the past week on spent Sunday with her parent* nt Mrs. Claud Hammond have been at Forrest Havens. Gordon was community were, James G*iv and furlough, starting back on the re­ Caledonia, * Several from tliL* wav entertaining their grandchildren the transferred to California. * Mra. ust Yvrew 5 ucucr ! family. Wilbur Hynes, Mr. and Mra turn trip Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Dennis Vosbureh 1 Roscoe Hync* and Sva and Mr. attended lhe Garden Club mecUng past few days * Mr and Mrs. Her­ Roy Erway is visiting relatives in nt Hazel McCaul's Thursday * Mra. bert Sutton entertained thc for­ Grand Rapids. * The Russell hnve old their farm tn Carl and : and Mr*. Paul Guy and son. * Mr. HIGHBANK Muprrvbo R. J. Williams has returned to |ier mer's mother from Indiana from Thornton's of Charlotte were Sup- Eda In Edge of Clarksville who take : and Mrs 'Owen Smith were weekLast. Week's Lcjtcr home here after spending several Monday until Thursday. His staler day visitors at Clyde Warrens. * tM>®se®sion this month Tiie Vo«- end guests of Mr. and Mra. Lawson have purchasAl a house on Smith and baby, at Wail lake. * The 10th Annual Moore school weeks with her daughters, at South and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Erwny and childijen burgh'.* BOARD OF BUPBAVIBOM Bedford Rd in Urbandale. * Mr Mrs Chahner Hershberger of Grand :.pent a part of last week with her Haven and South Bend. Earl Wolfe, and daughter, of Battle reunion was held Saturday. Dinner nomia. .... was »a weekend guest noff Mr Creek came Thursday. * Tiie far­ parents, the Stunrt Brownell's, in nnd Mra Gordan Buxton anti Frank Rapids was served at noon and following a mers of this community arc being Orangeville. * Mrs Nellie Fore­ Vo^bureh anti family will spend the and Mra. Waller Hershberger. * g; program the group related Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sisson nnd week nt Strawberry lake near Roe • man uf Southwest Rutland, was a badlv handicapped at present bv ents which happened when Vermont l> the only Inland state thc loss of their horses. The losses visitor nt the Forrest Hawn's home Cltv. * Sunday dinner guests at Paul of living spent Sunday after­ went to school Officers arc: Twin riediira were Mr. nnd Mrs . — hv Hoffman, pre.*..; Arthur La­ Iff New England and ranks first so far ns I have learned nre Leon- Tuesday, Frank Putnam and dHUgi’ier Hetc lee and son. ★ Mr., and Mrs. Ora throp. vice P.: Orthn Hnwblitz. among jhe 48 states In the produc­ ,ard Lester one. Basil Coy one. Or­ of Grand Rapids. Jesse Putnam of Lehman were weekend guest* of Mr. Sec ; Ehret Skidmoref Tress. * tion of marble, granite, asbestos and ville Hammond two. Spetman ca«ev ASSYRIA Grand Ledge and Mr and Mra. De ' and Mra Burr Colton and oilier nne. Kline nnd Sutton two * Miss Blair Hawblitz Ln visiting his cousin. maple syrup and sugar. Mrs. Nina Powers of Marion-, who Von Putnam and daughter Evonne , relatives of Grand Rapids. Vcrabellc Golden spent last week­ nf Dearborn. * Hattie D’inn ------------------------------------end with home folks and returned lias visited relatives here has re­ Mary .... . I.—— f narm •to < > TV , vt H \Mt; II'rr '. • r HRAN('ll DISTRICT —• D*vM to her work in Kalamazoo again turned to her home nt Marion. — 1<a51 Week's Letter Indiana. * August Naujob has lost und she has mevrd tn Uonidus Monday evening. S J8 tSSS ”'r sis- . Mr and Mrs Lee Beil and chil­ one young horse with the sleeping where *ho will reside with ,her NORTHEAST WOODLAND disease * The school house.- the ter Blanche * Bob Jone* h»s dren. attended lhe fair at Cairo last Last Week's Letter checkered one that burntgd. was rv- Imusht David Millers f“rm nnd has week. The Bell Bros had stock at Mr and Mrs. Homer Henney and placed with n new one and Mrs. taken posscxslrn * Mra Mcrllta that fair. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Maynard bnbv d»nabt*r are oiuiiu'n and iuvi -■ iiicaer arrived nere Tucker here irwn from rioriua Florida .—<«.. attended ...—«... n. family .—<1.. gather —-----­ Ernest Hoffman will succeed as Munion familv ing at tl»e home of Mrs. Hcnney's teacher. * The Mr and Mrs Floyd •pending a fc w wedu with Mr nnd 1Mt SatUrdav. Mr. 1'uCker his a Icw (|Uy.; (urlnugh nnd Mrs. Tucker uncle. John Sumn in Woodland Randall's people attended their Mr* Emmet 0Ud Mr. Munton IS 1VW will teach the Branch school the Sundav * Mrs Berthe Eckardt. school reunion ... - in thc Army nt Galesburg * I coming year. * Mr and Mrs VlnMrs. Lydln Schuler and Esther Boni to Mr. and Mrs Norman BOY'S LACE-BACK H»a. S. ik | cent Norton attended the Norton Schuler spent a few days with rel- Stanton a son at Pennock hospital, t '.chocl reunion, lart Sunday aftcratives In Grand Ranlds last week a Mr and Mrs. Wm. Stantorr. .Mr. Lj«afu-moon of la--t week r oon. * Mrs Ruth Hawks will teach * Mr. and Mrs Will LcLson and and Mrs. Walter Stanton and Lee a TueMav number of friend* and relatives the Moore school, the coming year family visited Mrs. .Letson’s par- y^>Jan vlmt lo CalrxfonU cm met at 'he home of Mr and Mrs w Mr and Mra. Wayne Conklin and lente. Mr and Mrs Jesse Walters Sunday to attend thc Stanton rc- Georae B»ll to honor their deiudK family of Allegan spent Sundav afincar Charlotte Bunday afternoon, union. * Mr. Floyd Randall lost a .. ----- „--,.u . *.t«nioon at. the John Darbv home. * * Little Walter Williams of Free- horse on Saturday. One was lost er. She received Idvelv Mr. and Mrs. John Higdon visited UNION MADE BY CARHARTT port is visiting nt the home of his ut the Jay Cole farm on Thura- nice sum of money. R< Mr and Mrs. O. D. Fa&seU one eve­ tincV? and aunt. Mr. and Mm. uuv a Mrs. Bertha Miller, soon goes nf cuke nnd lello cnncluj ning Inst week. * Mr. and Mrs. El­ Walter Cooke. * Mr. and Mrs. to her work In Lansing after spendafternoon. * Mrs. W ILs White and family, of Marshall, Superbly mode of the famous Carharlt Karl Eckardt and family were Sun- mx some time with her mother, ant man who entered Perine and Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Norton, day dinner guests al lhe Kate Hen- Mrs Willard Case. * Much nrog- nn Thursday for mMor spent Saturday evening with rclaTru-Blu Super Master Cloth—guaran­ de'on-Kbc shing-‘ Friday, was retumnd to her home • tj-.es in Kaiamo. * Ttc derson home. Other guests there rear, has been The Young peowere M!m Marian Henderson of jmg of lhe Fl Rankin 'hpuse. last Wednesday bV/Hc-vnmbulsnre. I p]c Of North Manic Grove, enjoyed teed sanforized—2 front and 2 hip Detroit. Miss Olive Henderson of -------------* A son . was borfi to Mr. and.Mra. , n pirnlc dinner nt Thomannle lake Lansing and Mrs. Charles Bnilev POWERS ECHOES \ Nomwn Stanton August Hi at Pen- Sunday afternoon * LaVcrai and pockets—reinforced at points of strain and sons of Battle Creek. Little Sunday vteltots at the home Ot hesnitax Mother and mn arc Lindon Skidmore spent last week Terry Bailey is spending a few days Mr and Mra. Arthur Bedford were:\pt. „t and doing fine * with their grandparents. Mr. and BOARD OF BUFUVISOBI full cut for maximum corqfort. at the Karl Eckardt home. * Mr Mr. and .Mrs Howard Poole. Mr. Caller* on Mrs. W H. Cheeseman Mrs Merrill In Indiana. ,and Mrs. Homer Henney attended and Mr.*. Bill Holdemoker nnd were Rev. and Mrs Mover and *on ---------------|1 the lUHtJ .1. of Roy Bunn ----- . near daughter, Mrs. Howard Kieft and | Thui’d**': funeral Mrs Isabelle Zemke. . |>ounCORNERS । Clarksville. Wednesday. * MJra. baby ail .... of „. Grand Rapids. Mr. and । two children and nelce <if Vermont- ' Last LastWeek'.* Week’s Letter w.u. ------of, .* —t- r, 11 Mrs. Virgil Andrews ...u------ — ---- 1 Ville. Fridav Mr and Mr*. Clvde Clyde in.i, Walton Maple Grove — callnnd. J dnuahter Sizes 10 to 16 Mr and Mrs John Gurd and Mr familv' ww ed on Mrs. Lydln Schuler nnd Es- Arlene of Augusta nnd Mr and Mrs. , Walton -.->UNI nnd nllu th* ...- fetter «... -',—father , u<-nu> u< were uu.nr-. dinner K guesta of Ivan ~ ther and Mrs. Walter Cooke Fri- Mntt Bedford, local. * John Maver "Kalman and' Mrs. Sadie O*troth Qstrotlj 1 vampoeu Campbell nf Hastings it being his Priced ot only day. ★ Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard who has been vLsitlng hLs friend Sunday. blrthdav. * MUx Gerland- Gurd --------------week 1 Bloomer of Ann Arbor came Sntur- Bob Brown at lhe the Reed farm for , -------------- **♦ ‘ ------------------------- 1 I| spent ------- last 'Iasi —----*- In Jackson '---------visiting *-*“— |dav evening to visit the latter's thc past few weeks returned to his DONT HUY THINGS YOU DON’T . • idav a Mrs m M. campbeii Campbell ana and enuaren children i mother. Mra. Bertha Eckardt and home tn Detroit Monday. Bob ac- I 1-----. -thc ---------<----- . at John Gurds. 1; NEED—'Bl'Y WAR ■.**»*.» BONDS spent weekend IMr. and Mrs. Victor Eckardt and conipanled him for n short visit. * INSTEAD! * Mr and Mrs. Sam Houghlallng । Holder 1 of B'ltir Creek visited at John Llpknr Houghtallngs Sundav. * Mr. and | Mrs John Houghtallng attended 1 • ...j HOUSE FUSES ’> nn I the funeral of Dewey Severt of Bat- 1 Mlllrr 15-25-30 Amp, each ........... 1 tl* Creek Saturday * Mr. and Mr* | tea 1 Dick Chnfte* and family visited al । "STERLING" MASON JAR I Lynden Norris’s over thc weekend ' Kroll Quart size with top*, doren . .... Duane Brooks in BalUe Creek this ; ASSYRIA week. * Tha Young people ot North *!K»2 J*: cmHE ffs& StM $DUNGAREES 1.98 5= 59c SCHOOL BAGS BACK TIIE ATTACK” WAR—FORGET IT. $p9 7-Piece JUICE SET 69c 6 Juice tumblers and pitcher . S.pt«h«r $j98 BALL PEIN HAMMERS Kllckl* 1. 19“? per..di adopted Machinists kite HOUSE AXE $2^9 Cltiten® of Michigan* Baiar^M Conmltl Short handle, keen cutter.......... ‘“•‘.IWY COUMTY COURTHOUSE STEPLADDER-heavy duty $448 5 H, with platform DUPONT AUTO CLEANER and I’olbh, pint ......................... CHROMIUM CLEANER and Polish, half pint PURE TURPENTINE QL size can ...... 39c 39c 55c GENUINE HEAT-PROOF FIRE-KING OVENWARE The ideal" glassware—bake. cook. sene, ail m the same dish. GUARANTEED ’ YEARS AGAINST OVEN HEAT. Casaerqlc with cover, bread or lout pan. pie plate and 4 individual custard' cups. 8 PIECES ALL FOR ONLY 98c Drl« 1» “nd'"' “’y * The Third V»r Tsht’.t» <0 neople ot th® Unlt®a “htmon a®n.r®. follow. On th. nehtl.6 on th. h«. itl*elt with «r ;.:pon,lbmt,. V® —‘ f,u r'.-: - - - ;• •Xts “.«•■•••• I <100 Wat Bond Third. ¥»r HASTINGS MICHIGAN , F you've ever rui Driv® I e ut Michls*® *1" la the •JkXBenDl of Democracy ® tn the nRtio® green help, .planning for months ahead without letting the planning interfere with the job of the. moment. These are the rripontibiltties of management; And the peculiar American ability to meet and lick these problems means a lot today, both on the food producing and weapon­ producing front*. Ability -to manage isn’t picked up overnight. For good management it a skill just at much at good workmanship— learned the hard way. It won't be forgotten overnight, cither. For it is these men things from which our high living standard is derived, who can and will, by working together, give every American a more abundant life in the peacetime years to come. General Clectric Company. Schenectady, N. F. ' r«I ElfCtrie rtJtt fntreait: "Th Hr*r </ Citer*" S EUT. NBC-"r4 WtrU TUv" *^1. inc. 128 WEST STATE ST. • Ever think about Running a Factory? dt thing* about running a factory that ypu'd find pretty Ifamiliar. Thing! like working any and all hours, training ii»n of r»»r p»rUctp»ti»»- iABBUrfESTDREI WIMMa HUM Aernunling Clerk, It being >(rr*4 • by Ur Kebool Commitainni'r that "S - «SdinSn*l Hitm. tr-male* for e\ni bonds 4 t} 3B» WAR LOAN! eipt, au. GENERAL ^^LECTBIC ■aatryl CrfteUal ‘oltoKiag: ’ BOARD OF BUTBRVIBOM I .ter.ld Hr,It. I Jrral.1 lledf 11.. Ai �f"1 — DRIVE STARTS TO BACK THE INVASION I What you will be asked to doM dato-Thursday, September 9th. For on that day, you must answer to your country’s call. ark well the On that day, the 3rd War Loan Drive opens. To you—and to every other true American—a clarion call goes forth to rally to the support oi our flag. You will be asked to back our fighting forces to thc very liqiit of your resources. You will be asked to go all-out for invasion by investing m extra War Bonds—more War Bonds than you perhaps think you can possibly afford. To meet thc national quota, every individual in the country who earns a wage or draws nn income or has accumulated funds must invest, if he possibly can, in at least one extra $100 War Bond. Those who can, must invest more — thousands of dollars’ worth more. Each and every one must do his full part. Scrapt up the money from every source you can ... turn in all he loose cash you carry with you ... dig out what you had tucked away “just in case.” Go without pleasures, luxuries, even necessi­ ties this September. And give our fighting men thc things they need to fight with—and win. These men are throwing everything they have into this fierce invasion push. They are giving their blood, their lives. No one can put a price on such courage, self-sacrifice, devotion. But you can show you’re with them to the limit! You can say it with Bonds .. extra Bonds this month. •­ World's Safest Investments For this 3rd War Loan, you will bj offered yj>ur choice of various government securities. Choose the one that fits your requirements. United States War Savings Bonds Scries “E"; gives you back $4 for every S3 when thc bond matures. Interest: 2.9% a year, com­ pounded sbrai-annually, if held to maturity. Denominations: $25, $50, $100, $500, $1,000. Redemption: Anytime 60 days after issue date. Price: 75% of maturity value. 2*/i% Treasury Bonds of 1964-1969; readily marketable, accept­ able ns bank collateral. Redeemable at par and accrued interest for the purpose of satisfying Federal estate taxes. Dated September 15, \ 1943: due December 15, 1969. Denominations: $500, $1,000, $5/100, $10,000, $100,000 and $1,000,000. Price: par and accrued interest Other securities: Series “C" Savings Notes; %% Certificates of ’ Indebtedness; 2% Treasury Bonds of 1951-1983; United Status Savings Bonds scries MF" j United States Savings Bonds scries “G”. BACK THE ATTACK-WITH WAR BONDS WALLDORFF&SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP. JOHN BULLING & SON E.W. BLISS CO. ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG ' . ' ■ STEBBINS fr JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS . ___ COFFEESHOP J HOTEL HASTINGS TAYLOR SHOE STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCI­ ATE STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK ANDRUS SERVICE MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 STORE BAIRD'S STORE THE HASTINGS BANNER MILLER REAL ESTATE CASITE CORP. _ VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE INT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM CHAS. LEONARD FUI HOME �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1H3 some time with. her sister. Mrs Friday where Mrs. Stevens had cat- O—JARMAN WEST HOPE and Mra. Chas. Whittemore visited Merrill Evans. * Mrs. Fred Clem- aracta removed from her eyes on J'^Tveek^l^tfer thc Fred Bechtels at Gun lake Sun­ ence and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Clem- Saturday. Reports Monday mom- Mr. Mr andd Mrs. MfS L. L W w Pigott p.u anrf and day uitemoon. * Pvt. Jack Browny iruin ence of v . Climax and Robert -------Enos ing were that she — ... is getting along d flU< hter Gloria of Detroit were reived a cablegram Saturday from _r>cr uioria ui izcirvn were *7_ ~~ — —-• — m. Thomas. Kenttickv called >aii*aon on, fine.* fine, b which la good news to ~her weakend giests ofntMr. m>- and ana Kenneth who to -gome- of Ft. *ch J last week J“ck night.... ~Whittemore and daug _JU*h•«— — —•*- **—*»*a * Mr Mr. and nd Mr*. Mrs. Kusseu Russell moh Mott recentrecent-, friends. * Callus at the horn, of Mrs. Ray Barnes. Leo rturned to Mr3 'the south Pacific Dr Mrs. Vnr.dcn Mrs. AneU Tltux last week were. were: Detroit '1^1e . T Iav ueek i>.ttoi( wttn w^h nu his parents. * * Jack Jack ters visited Mr*. Leo Tift north Mra Ratoh^SUrring'and Ralph Starring and two two I ly. ly. A * Dr. Dr. and ana Mr*. Mrs. Henry Henry Vnr.dcn; vnnacn •• Mra. "*»■ A • ltu " “t'. ... Mrs8<r°LCnarlrs Harrlnston. local.parents. . . ,> Iren of HlckorySmers spent Berg of Kalamazoo spent ’Thurs- ^ ’^,.n....... S'tnt<5-itf.r^^nv ’nri and Jerry Johncock who have been went Rutland Tnursday. They spent rt Hickory Comers Mrr ar sffWva w*. with Weu ttraJSi.r ss----- - -------- ----------------------------------- Friday with Mr. and Mra. W. Pugh i.l. I... r.-s —-— i ft’ aft.rnnnn and evening spending the summer here returned Mrs Roy Erway -re.... n..=. .... ,1... — ...... - .... __ _ — nr t.., in wruuu Thursday inureuav In Hastings. --w— * - ------------j--------to men their nuuic home ui In Detroit Charles Couch, who has -been Mary Johnson of Prairieville Fri- Jlh theJr Mr nnd Mrs turned home Tuesday after sevoral And farm (hmoujto. oF’tSe”w". nm K. KeDott" are i spending his furlough with his ’day. Y ’ ln?nprlj’7e5SK ?en?na nuai: Lynden Johncock. who were out to , wc*ks with her children In Muske•pendlng a »eek at Pleasant lake I father. William Couch and fam- man. local Fridnv evenmg and Mr. a[I<,nd thp funera| ot Mrs. EmUv । R°n “Ld c,>nu^-. J**1*1^’ Mul ^nd A The HarrlnBton family reunion, Hy. has returned to Camp Iivln and Mrs ARte Prairie- MnrUn. * Miss Virginia Leary, of Mrs. Maurice &»ay brought her wu held at Pleasant lake Sunday In California * Mta . Bererlv 'sh,dd Lid^Mr^ Will Whhre-’ Hastings, spent several days last f™n ,ld RRapids ?pJds *.*”Phi) »“■ wWarren ?.lZcn from9™ Grand tsneua and ana Mrs sirs, Will win Whittewiuuc- wrrk v-r,.- - Olorla x with about thirtv-five relatives tx-. couch is making a good recoverv Mary Shedd -- ---------------------- Mrs. " -­ of Laming and a cousin. War more visited at the home Mr. --------------ingjjrerent a Mr. and Mrs Harold following a tonsille tomv perform- more visited at the home Mr. - __ u John -----------------------..------..— .— of.of ..... ira Osgood and Moore made field and daughter Charlotte of ■ng&ndand three children of Lan. Ired at the Osteopathic hosplta in L s,!Sid“Kn an«nMn <R Mr' a — business trip to Comstock last Bay City were visitors at Clyde •tag have been mending the week Rattle Creek. * Mrs Shirley ’"nd Wedn« day ^fternoon * Mr Monday a Mrs Belle shephcrd Warren's Saturdaf. * Mra. Jack atAVaU lake. They were dinner ■ Brome!* who worked at the Delton Mra w wnittenme wnt Erway and daughters spent a part guesu or Mr. ana Mrs. Leon Leon- arug wore M-‘< ra ■ o K(,r7r-in-Uw from Wednesday until Sundav * of last week with Mr. and Mra Stu­ Brownell in Orangeville. * Pvt. and Mrs ChMle. WhltlemSre Mr and Mra Bert McCallum of art were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs at Bucyrus. Ohio where her hus- ' Mr • ■ ~ Cloverdale and Mr. and Mr*. Doub­ Gordon Havens writes that he has Gordie Durkee. * A farewell party I band. PFC Harold Bromels is; ln Kuuana. le McCallum and family of Detroit been transferred from Miami Beach. was held In Uie Methodist church located at present. * Mr and Mrs * Florida to Palm Springs. California.1 wcre Saturday afternoon callers at Saturday night for Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Whipple of Kalamazoo COATS GROVE the Ira McCallum home. Mrs Lena wh**re ho has charge of operating i W.,,1 ICwl...— familv a rv-it h.ivn mnviwl Inin Ihv llama nf h.*r I W<>ek\ t j-tti and training operators for a Newt Laubaugh Mrs Glenn collera More- Theater *- Mr and ,Mn PrreP 5:oolba,18l! heu^ were and Runday^evcnlnR there. He vas a guest of! hick supper was served at 7 o'clock । mother Mra. Peter after whkh there was a short pro-’ Mra D C. Huggptt. .... na Mrs-^eu the ■ former ■ ana an{j Mr „ and Mrs.-Nell Smith nnd 4 nd ^Irs Fred Schulmever of Ftl,e ,,oe E Brown Fatale over a. td --------ri. l,.,hl-.r arc -t a: Wall JAe bke Z,?.‘r a„d \V?_2TSd JtartawS 2. weekend -------weekend, where hr he with others from ! gram.---------They presented were with Barbara Wheeler has returned returned td daughter Gwen areGwen a: an. auto blanket Thev will move Delton aft»r having spent the lartl"fnr — 1nr an ttwo wo weeks’ vacation. *nc Oransevlile * Tile — * --Lena^Lau-Lau- XU rw ^* ’xv,t entertained Kv by antnrr actor*, nnd Mrs. Lena to L«n*lng Wednesday where ht two months with her husband. c E meeting was led Sunday eve- bnugh of Lanshig w<rr Sundav , ac^cs*f? and stars. He re­ Lansing v ’ has been employed this summer. i*c']t David G Huggctt, who wnsln|nK by Vesta Sense and the sub- baueh dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs Glenn p° rts j he ,? en i pe ra^i'T,,,,3?„ Her mother, Mr*. Grace Millard stationed at Klrklnnd Field Alwas "Great Thoughts around r;c u-----nft»>r the nast —u Mra. Mrs Gcn OrnP part months In Florand granddaughter of Battle Creek buqueroue New Mexico. Lieut tbc Camn Fire" A Mrs ’Bewle Morehouse Mr. nnd " ।’ says after can take^t spent went Sunday with them. A Mrs. Huvgett has been transferred to i wcotliunn spent last Monday nf- RnU*r of PJn'nw,l" andJArt R*4^ Ida he can takejt. - Mr. .... and EmmaBragdmi ’ Orannevtlle were gtrndav afrerGarth Florin who has been spend- Vlctcrvule. — Cal. A nnd Mrs. 1 renioon with Mrs Emmii Braadon big several months with her hus<»—«'••• —• nt - = remoon sna m. nart noon ca>1'’M at ,h« O>«n More,.w.- Clarence Stevens visited the i gh? “ Mrs. ab c tctmma • Mt ta.uragu T chair Alabama j-----home of Mrs ...... Angle Titus mm one u.,, day I OI me llinr "X*w >• ->«*• •• ........... Mr.m “nd Mra^Ltoyd Mr L“t W'*‘ks U“er band who is stationed iu Alabama returned to the home of her par* 1 last ueck a Mrs. Franc. Prances. Town•««>*>>-- ucnninn Demond <>1 of Ionia ionn visum visited me the mrfor- —°"d \’rv.Rnmtld Anders have pur-. t » mmine ------------01 A meeting of» .w. the .trustees of lhe Allie Mich, Mlrh came nnm., to In I mer's mother. .» .. .. — .. Demond ... .. > c^’red the James r-zilllizm •nt*. Mg and Mrs Kslic Williams ®«»do£ St Louis. Mra Pearl Cnlllwn fnrm farm nnd and Martin church —.——i was held last Wed­ Bear- Freeport last week. - — -. A tn t>°mr D G T. neM uv evening oi , Miss . - e--c■ of- her1 mother. Mrs. Cla-lsundnv , ounaav afternoon aiiernoon. a • The ine u. i. "**» 5f - *>n move to their new home ..... ne>aav nesday ot Miss miss Alice WhetiviwiThelma Mott has gone ,o |o .iV°*. An; n hl?5t,Thr,Td“^ I!nd ° W,I» nie,,‘ ulIh Mrs p'*arl Dc’ w** ^nd we are no* losing them »tones lo discuss same much needed geles. Cal., where she wiU spend accompanied het to Ann Arbor. |। mond mond on on Wednesday afternoon, from our neighborhood. • -----------------tcoalrs on the church. The— late Sept. 8. Mrs Vera Brinket will be--------- -John Mead who was ever a good I thc lender. * The L. A S. will SOUTH SHULTZ friend of our church bequeathed I meet this week Thursday afternoon LnM Week’s Letter a nice sum lo the ehurch to be used i I September 2nd Callers .... with Mrs Ethel ...... KilCaller* at at thc thc Kci Kenyon home Sun- for sufh purposes. * Miss Peggy .jncr. Mrs. Ola Kimble will be the day were Mr. Floyd and mother Perkins of Alma recently spent a . । leader A Mr. and Mrs Harley Of Richland. Mr and Mrs Herman week with Mr. and Mrs. Richard ] Scare. Mrs Pear Demond and Os- Zerbd of Hastings. Mason Crosa- Slocum and familv. Mr. and Mra . I r. m<x>PTr * ,?a,D*i .CnTJt mail and his two grandsons. Don- Slocum took her home and visited ■ !a-^ Tuesday i,?lrs,I*t ,a Rlcb ?r’° &Id “nd Albert Slerkln of Grand her parents. Mr. nnd Mra. Merle l Vs1 &ihe2 Lcvun.‘w.xt? Rapids; Mr nnd Mrs Ronald Ken- Perkins * Mrs. Alma Goodenough 1 M." oorcion ncnx™- ,I retunieo i Sm. I von n,*a lamny. airs returned naiurony Saturday evening evening irom from a; a 1 f , 1 Von ntid mother. Mra Glcnnn Des. two weeks’ visit with relatives In (Hastings nas oeen spcnoing a lew Mott Viz... of nt- Hastings VCnktl....— ★ Mra. VCr. Mina ILCk.,.. i Greenville. Z-.—oil I— Ohm. ZW.Cz. *4- William UTIHIqw. CogsPlvr. • . ‘ days nt pau) Woodmans, w Mrs. Kenyon was brought home from the ' well and daughters Dorothy and Oeo. plrRiil and children of Kala­ hospital Sunday Her many friends ! Greta of the Center road were Sunmazoo snent Wednesday with the wil> 1,0 R|ad 10 know she Is gaining I day afternoon callers nt Mr. and . Hone Woodmans i Hrr daughter. nicely. * John Graham of Kala- Mrs. B J. Wellmans nnd Mr. and Mary Lee remained1 .iron until snturSnturuntn visited nt thc home of Frank Mrs Orr PLshet*. * Mr. nnd Mrs. i day. land Sherrard and Marcia spent children from New Jersey visiting HICKORY CORNERS Saturday at the farm nnd called on j them for a couple of weeks, old heighbors. * Mr. and Mrs. Har--------------- ---------------------Mrs Gena Brown spent Wert. I rv Mtsener of Kalamazoo spent CLOVERDALE He's a top notch hurler . . . and you know how nc „v« „*•»*.-* wc,.-, Katie | Saturday night with her sister and 1 Week's Letter Sehricker of Richland celebrating : WOnn. i M Johncock ^Vhusbind. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Son' he got there, practice and hard work. If he Mi” Lois Brown’s 14th birthdnv.' neville and spent Sunday with their eral days last week In Cincinnati. A Clarence Donivan wm p, OV r to, molncr . Mr5 . Mlntl n. cnyon . w c. ap . mother. Mrs Mina Kenyon. * Capdidn't work out the precision of a placed curve his own tmme in Hiekorv Corners. ov Bncchler is not gaining as fust Ohio. * Mra. Carrie MacDomno oi went IM "iter ten a bB|r v„„ hfj. frlends wou(d t<j Hastings spent several days last the speed of a fast one would soon be lost. week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank ' as manager of the Hickory Comers ; jp.r | Humeston. A James Lewis of Leslie TeUnhon" exchange Far] P"f]er| Your car, too, needs constant checking.. . . i Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Waiter I will be thr new manager * Tjut-I ; GLASS CREEK i Lewis and family. A Miss Mnbelle i tence Boyes of Florence. S. C. Is ; Last Week s Letter even though you don't use it much now. Bring , home Humeston of Marahail called On home on nn an lit dav rtiv furiotnrh. furlntioh Corn r..m I । 13 Mr. and Mrs Forrest Havens. Mr and Mrs Frank Humretnn. , Boyes is a bnmb-r mechanic * -it in for a REGULAR looking over by our ex­ Mr. nnd Mr- C. P Snvder snentl Mrs. Virginia Tute and David Mc- Sunday. A Callers at thc Lester M-vrrm o-vs UMU wee< at i.w«i—ej spent Sunday with Mr Monicas. Sunday, were Mr. and perts. Mrs. Timothy Howard and son of | with hb father who Is seriously ill I and“”„ doh? A Thr Rii'.sel Gav familv nre | in Hastings. * The Goodwill coral- Kalamazoo, and William Demond Ing to near the Air Port nt Battle 1 H’un‘J.y rncct*nK W11 r,eld ‘n Uie and Mas Eileen Dick of Detroit. * Buy U. S. Bonds and Stamps a Creek * Richard Smith has .-i,i ( Ray Erway home thLs week Salur-[ Mrs. Martha Chamberlain spent his l-rn> f-rrn -n •« naiun Battle « rreok i>.irH"s d da night. Mrs. Bessie RUliftOn Rullson Will will 1 tthe »’" "a.r past week •in Kalamazoo ---------- --visit­ lUR Tr, iuni«-S “>*’ n lFbt M " Besilc nnd Dr CJjffnrd Morford of riH- j have charge of the program. * Mi. ing her son. Mr. and Mrs:vEzra ’on hns houeht the Fred FiRntt I "nd Mrs. Roland Lipsky of Akron, Chamberlain and Mrs. Nellie fully. farm. ★ Mra Fmmu '"’’nrk '« hnm«'Ohio, and Mrs. Peter DeVrie* ot * Mrs. Lee Mead and/chlldren of "fte- a few davs visit with her Washington. D. C-. were visitors at Big Rapids spent the weekend with vranddaif<»hter and familv n» Mn*-'pre't Otis’s part of last week * her parents. Mr. nntf Mrs. Bernard Phone 2240 Hastings, Mich. shall * Mr. and Mra Blair F -rnAs Chrlstenc McGlockhn Is spending DeGolla. * Mr. and Mrs. Diward <-f ntwmn ant» 5r,n Ko"h of near-I week with her brother David at Pennels spent Sunday with Mr. and bom called on Mrs. H. E. Barnes:’heir grandparents farm. * Allie Mrs. Harry Perinels of Kalamazoo. Bunday afternoon. Brown of Grand Ripkls is spend- * Dale Casey df Hastings went thc past week jvfth his grandmother. Mrs. Arthur Johncock. * Mr. and Mra. Frederick Christy of Hartings sperjb-Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Richard Engle and family. * Ml&s Margaret Johncock of Hastings called on Mrs. Arthur Johncock. Wednesday. ★ Miss Celia Sager of DELTON Last Week's Letter. !5Ln^y.n2^‘“d^ j What IF His Pitching Arm Got Oat of Practice? Hom Sunday. * Rev and Mra. Le- Elmer Hobart have a daughter and ANDRUS SERVICE Miss Glennie Gcib. MEN and WOMEN WANTED IN OUR LOCAL PLANT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD PAST WAGES EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE­ VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY BARRYVILLE Last Week s Letter Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Wlllltts. Pau­ line and Doreen Kesler spent the [ latter part of the week with their grandparents, Rev. and Mrs WHJRLs. * Mrs. Clara Day and Vivian j and Mr. and Mrs. Huron Healy and daughter spent Sunday in Grand 1 Rapids with Mra. L. E- Mudge and , Mr. and Mrs T. N. Dutmer. * , Three or four groups of Camp Fire girls have enjoyed camp at Roush’s 1 Park. A Miss Jeanne Irland is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Deller in Battle Creek, j * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nesbet entcrtalned n group of friends Sat- I urday evening. ★ Mr. and Mrs. ; Robert Tobias and children have gone north. Mr. Tobias will re- j main through the hay fever sea­ son but Mrs. Tobias and children will return in a week. * Mr. and Mrs. E H. Lathrop and Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde enjoyed a picnic dinner with Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Fossett on Sunday. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Last Week’s Letter Rex Weyerman was a weekend guest of hl* parents, Mr. and Mr*. John Weyerman of Hastings. A Miss Iris Guy spent Saturday in Battle Creek. A The community was saddened to hear of the pass- . tag of one of our former residents,, Miss Hazel Smith. Funeral serv- I Ices were held Saturday with In-* torment in Woodland Memorial; Park. We extend our sympathy to ■ the brother and sisters. A The I many friends of Mrs. Robert Block- , er will be glad to know *hc 1* gain. > Ing nnd came to the home of Mr*. I Howard Harper from a Lansing hospital Friday. A Mr. nnd Mrs. ’ Waiter Fisher and Aunt Mary Fish- | er and Susie were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Chris- , tian at their cottage at Wall lake. 1 A Edward Thompson and family of Sunfield were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Lucas and ' Vernon returned home with them ' after spending the summer here. A Harv* Townsend suffered a sc- I vere stroke Saturday at the home I of hl* *on, Mr. Otto Towmend. His condition is serious at this writing. A Mr. and Mra. Guy Kantner and Marvin were guests of Royal Frantz and family of Char­ lotte Sunday., A The Hershberger estate has been sold. A Master Ray- ' mond Guy returned home Sunday after visiting his aunt. Mrs. Gay­ lord Grey of Maple Grove for the past two weeks. A Mis* Janice Sandbrook visited her grandpar­ ent* Mr. and Mrs. Burt Rogers at thc Wesleyan camp ground near Hastings. A Mr. and Mrs. Frank­ lin Townsend of Ionia were Sun­ day guest* of Mr. and Mra. Otto Townsend. A Mr. and Mra. Stephen Perrin of Detroit and Mr*. Paul Towns and baby idere Tuesday callers on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. For. With current production of war­ planes passing the 6.000-a-month mark, it Is recalled that only one American-made airplane reached the fighting front in the flral year fr UCTION SALE Due to ill health, I am going to sell all my »tock and tool* at my farm 1 mile north, 1 mile west and ’/* mile north of Kalamo or 10 miles west and ’/z mile south of Charlotte, on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1943 Commencing ot 1 :00 P. M., war time, the the following described property: 28 HEAD OF CATTLE Ayrshire cow, 9 yrs. old, fresh Mar. 1 Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh Dec. Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh March Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh March Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh March Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh Feb. Durham cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh April Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh Dec. Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh Feb. Durham cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh Nov. HORSES jcney-Holstcin cow, 7 yn. old, fresh December Durham cow, 6 yn. old, with calf Durham cow, 6 yn. old, with calf Hereford-Durham Heifer. 1 yr. old Holstein Heifer, 1 yr. old Black Jeney cow, 9 yn. old, fresh Dec. Black Jeney cow, 7 yrs. old. fresh Feb. Hereford-Aynhire Heifer, 1 yr. old 10 Veal calves from 6 to 10 weeks old FARM TOOLS Roan team, 7 years old, 3,000 lbs. Black saddle hone, 11 yn. old, 800 lbs. ' HARNESS Set of double work harness 4 21-inch hone collars TIMOTHY SEED Bag of Timothy seed, about 2 bushels HOUSEHOLD GOODS Bed and dresser HOG Spotted Poland China stock hog Binder, 8 ft. cut, nearly new John Deere mower, 5 ft. cut John Deere corn planter with fertiliser attachment, nearly new John Deere grain drill, with fertilizer attachment, nearly new 2-Section spike drag Gates 2-horse cultivator Wagon and rack 3-sec. spring drag’ Bradley cream separator with electric motor 2 10-gallon milk cans and milk paiis Forks Numerous other small articles. TERMS CASH NATE WELCHER, Prop. HENRY FLANNiRY, AkHmmt ERHCST CRAY, Clark ■ ----------------------- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-09-16.pdf 64233a9775cb898fdbf80b75998904aa PDF Text Text HELP BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS The Hastings Banner SECTION ONE—PACES 1 »o 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR Ire PM Fr^s/oV n BARRY 4'H MAKES On /?!•☆☆☆ ☆☆☆ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1943 EDITORIAL ARI YOU COINC BART IN TH WAR BOND NUMBER 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS COUNTY TO VOTE h“-ON LOCAL OPTION ‘ NOVEMBER 2ND. In one sense, the OOP foreign piled arpldst secrecy and policy conference al Mackinac Is­ hush" at Mackinac Island. land was no disappointment—Few Republican leader* dodged the U- i expected anything to be accomp­ sue In a mess of verbiage. I lished and nothing was. Two Barry Groups to Be Sent for Training RATIONING TTie Barry county selective »erv- । An entirely new school lunch proice board announced last week that gram ha* been set up by the Dethe following Barry county group ’ poMment of Public Instruction and will be leaving for Fort Custar to . theTood Distribution Administra­ enter military' service, next week • tion. Thi* replaces the "penny milk Friday. September 24: Clarence Al­ This 1* a regular weekly feature and surplus foods" program of last. The Hull proposals may not be ton Walurs, Hastings; John Vcne- <designed to aid you in your cur­ Tom Dewey, according to report year. By meeting the requirements | Measure Propose* 114 County Members Mlf Hah! Boys and Girls of the ma Jr.. Doster: John Homer Ing- ।rent purchase* of Items rationed by of this new plan, schools can be re- i threw the conference into an up­ the final answer but they at least I Complete Closing of All Exhibit At M. S. C. Service and a special Hello to the ram, Hastings; Loyd W Freemin. । the government. This newspaper imbursed as much as nine cents per 1 make sense and constitute a defi• roar by talking plainly to the press; Boys ------from—Milo. Sources of-Sale of Beer, Hastings; Arthur Charles Griffeth. |believe* thi* service will enable in­ Barry County 4H v.. Club — — 1 lunch or two cent* per half pint of — ..members — ------ giving definite answers to definite nite outline which may be amended | Augusta. Mich.; Raymond Donald .dividual* to cooperate more fully lit Ohl me Oh! my! why In the milk , I made up a substantial part of the questions. Wines, or modified to meet the eventual iI •••••— Liquor* .........................t Wieland. Freeport and W. Charles , world ZoJly picked on me to write ; Teacher* wishing to participate j exhibition at the recent State 4H wishes of th* nation. A. vo? thp <lu"tlon 0/ ’“S?1 Woods. Bellevue. Mich Of those to you kids Is a big ? to me How- In this new lunch program should < club Show held at Michigan State Cgutipus Senator Taft said that t,. i. „ ,« , ' °PJ,OT,J°S ?Trry c£un£i' • H’te-d above. Wieland j* a volunteer. tver I will do my best Now If*! had*? attend a meeting to be held in th* j college over Labor Day The Hull plan, in brief, is a - ably be held on Ttmday. Nov 2 The following Bfctry county men - Red stamp* X. Y. Z and Brown ’ the wit and vocabulary that Jane i court room at 8 B o'clock o clock Friday I Willard Brodbeck of Woodland Woodland.j it was a fool thing to do. a now good through Oet 2T World court to consider purely legal । according to County Clerk Allan । vd] joqp KO to the Great Lake* , stamp z, ----------- ..... .j ..be — Cameron hud.. it--------would no -----trou- I evening. September 17 A A represenrepresen- ;(took the Hons lion s shar* share of the honors I Brown stamp B become* good Sept. bucked by *n an interna- i < ... naval training station, a* they are1 10 and remain* valid through Oct. ble at all. tatlve from the department will be > coming to the 114 Barry County.। However. Republican leadership1 differences backed nonai police ponce force rorce and ana with wun a n pro- ■. 'awaiting call Melvin Jano^Mldto explain c]ufa> .«■» members exml (.tcavuv m CA(.u.... the .... details -m ' tlul C1UO ineinucia *. *».vuv-v.. I needs more Deweys" and Wlllkies"— tionaI 1 .in nor know wry nW or >™,, present “" wumihmu gram-----------------------for encouraging re- ,l d containing 400 more dleville; James Preston Tartet. , schools will won state Swine Showmanship t. ».«. manv "Taft*'' already. --------‘— friendly *-« —■•- — young people in thr service but I h It • I*_.cxixcted im_ ......that all„. gram iur cucouraguig iticouiy ic 1name8 than the minimum required Na-hvlllf. Wehlev Emext Foss Delplan of serving hot hot | । contest contcat with with aa fine fine Chester Chester White White ... do know some of your parent*. It have some *“throuLhou? Blue Stamm R. B. T valid through tauun* Umtart. t«4« «rt«nrt.u b>. K. most of the Ii ..IW II* «l.n -vhlhitsH b^Ss th* Grind __ .___ «.of _____________ ...... Hull's ^77 bi able ’rti I «. Sec«^y State Cordell ^nTw romprehTAiiVe 7.- j D>c has been a long Ume since 1 lived rew'&v^ttl^will ,1C.L .k— plan for comprehensive as-1 Confusion seems to exist concern-। tnn Clare H Rundle Hasting* Of' Sept 20; U. V and W now valid in Hastings and only the last 13 to meet mM., the ... problem without any ■ Chester White*, later selling them address Sunday included the most sisunce to ' backward and dependeoen- ; ing the scope of thi* petition Some lhw' group scheduled for Great through Oct. 20. years that I have lived in Bariy outside JmJ1aid. -.1.! lleve that it is merely directed IjkM Janose and Tarbet are volror tidrtv-five cents per pound. He concLse outline of a proposed for- dent peoples designed to make them belt county But now. sec here, you don't ,,uUlac SUmp No. 14 good for & pound* _Mainst the taverns; others that . ..nterr* --------- • showed first and third place Ches- elgn policy which ha* yet been made independent and capable of self- "k“ | Aug. 16 through Oct. 11. want to know about my life's his- ’ only “hard" liquors such as whls-' । ' -----Stamp* No. IS and 16 may bg tory. anyway, so I will try and see । ‘ Paul. Larry and David Brodbeck. the Allied nation*. °f any °f . <overnment. ... K I' Skev ”v and rum will be affected with . used for canning surar in amount* what I can write you about . j milder beverages such os U. — J lounger brothers of Willard, also ... । four main points in the-Hull of 5 lb each through Oct. >1. wine excluded from the ban. , Since living in this community of showing Chester White swine cornjt stands in strong contrast to the program are as .... follows: Shoe* ---------------------. Neither of the above opinions are Milo I have known sever*! of you । ing in where Willard could not take obscurely-worded document ” - ---------- among - -----------Paramount his specific correct. SUmp 18 good for 1 pair through boys who have gone into the wrv(Continued on Page 4. fire. 1.1 j The local option plan up for vote Oct. 31. Ice from here. There is Rom Nor­ I. Urtll . .1 ™ GaroUne is all-inclusive and complete UnI It Will Be Used to Buy a hlblt ___________________________________ wood, who will graduate next month -------------------------------------------------------- | der its terms, the sale of all alco- . Norman Jeffery Will AssistStamp Number Ttrom Basta from an Aviation Schoo! in Texas i 1 hoilc beverage* from mild beers to ' . J. . ’■ .... Mileage Ration A Book, worth 3 Good work Rosa, we are' pulling County Probation Officers galion* of gasoline, good througa the strongest of liquors will be profor you. Sgt. Glenn Leeper who is | --------------------- ------------ ------------------- ---------- ----------------iHvncM, "The me State Liquor Store., The increase in Juvenile and adult Sept. 21. I. hibltcd M aliened in Utah. Hope yr”----a* I replacement fund." realizing that I ^aIs yln t“ie cJ^s county Agent' Fuel OB ■ ■ ■ ■*■**■* eaiirnp sax* 1 aniens yiikithe S.D.D's. taverns, restaurants. < delinquency is giving some .county come home ..... again *oon.~>lenn, Gh we enjoy Kceing vou in .Bunday ' the old LaFranre. which has given i Foa.cr who was In charge of the ‘ Coupon 5 good for 11 gallons. school and I know the children like Hastings such excellent service as exhibjta from Barry Coun- 1 Must last unUl Sept. 30 for both , . . n . v tl ii beverage* of any nature. In other considerable sire, more cases than to hear you tell of your work ns'» fire fighter for so many years, is । ly f|>lt Robert bad donc a fme piece Only Seven Students in tntf'Preceding Year. The College words, all possible sources of sale they can handle In counties ot well as we older-folk* Bob Fry who likely to cease functioning some day , o/wori. Robert Gaskill. Robert Me- ! i* with the/uoast Guard In New when tt would be Rreally Weeded, nnd Jo(, Brady (jj Barry Second Inspections due: A book p0"" '2 s‘,ldF "* BuildiH’ inB . i * pent™ «hkh Jersey UoA. you will be Riad to Machines do wear out; and the La Jea(.h PXh|bited Hol-; Poor Condition. He Arouses Illinois Formers. They Bock | liaA jned rP<)uest* n public , bation c**es where a local probation know that we have some new built- prance Ls no exception, even ’hough । lbe Junior YearHng class1 Hi. Effort,. Get Action from the Stole Leai.loture vote on the quauon -sn.il th- ।"inert need. mUUra,|» in cupboard* in the school, so you it continues to operate, after -4 and ftU placpd ln lhe Ilrst clB|U hlcle« everv 6 montlu or S.CXn mile*, m * tlie |। ninces Ii mv nic kids Kias will win have imvc a n good good time time years of service ntare* In in a a class class of of 18 18 head. head. •------------... -. - . I manufacture and sale of alcoholic der to furnish a court with the facts is first. preparing their Hot nreiuirina lint liinrhets lunche* tht. this I' In 1939 the council put pul <500 into ' I hteh placlng county Jersey ■ As stated in the last l*»ue 6t the , . | liquor be prohibited in the County he nerd* to know before Imposing which ever Rnrar F*r Canning of Barry under provisions of the a sentence orr a juvenile or adult winler. You would also enjoy going , the fund It did the same in each ot owned by Margaret Smith of ' Banner, when Dean Davenport re- I KJurqpq Aid Course Sugar for home-canning of 1M| ' law governing same.'' person, who lias confessed or been fishing almost right in your ownifhe two >™r»' MlddCTl?. Lieh oSXed the turned to Woodland from Brazil. "UTSCS AIO VOUTSC fruit crop* will be available to The state law "governing same" convicted of committing a crime. back yard now and believe me the It added <1.000; and in' ; ,(1 h placing Guernsey calf Mar- after a typical South American rev- TQ Rc Post DOH cd fLsh arc biting go«xi Jack nnd Merle this year the accumulated interest. ’WJ “ lacpd wcM wUh her olution had'upset the plan* for es- . P ' provide* tiiat "Alcoholic liquor ' "Die responsible head* of the pro- houxewlve* on approximately th* have been several time* and gm brought the total to <2^50. At the „ Swiss’^while Jack Rizor and tablishlng an agricultural college in The decisiontoixwtponethefon the form-; shall not be manufactured and or nation division of the Crime and tlon of blue point stamp* will Aide class .sold in any county In this state in .Correction department at Lansing their limit In no time at nil. So council meeting Friday (light. MX). O1<<”BroWl shared the Ayrshire the province of Son Pauip. of which ing vi ■ n«-w nurse* tP** A ‘ hurry more uas added to the fund fIt w ]; hom>?sJ * p „ ,‘off HMtln^' Ha.tlngs. in In he sponsoredby by the the Barry Barry Co. Co. Ch* Chap- which tlic electors at any such elec- 1 are anxious to give all the aid they made from War Ration Book 1 hurry and and help help get get this this mess mess over over more Pa''rke"ny he was was to to t>e be the the president, president, he he dede­sponsored ter.American Red Cross, was an-»n-tion shall a amajority, thereof, can to the——court*. TTiev also wish for canning sugar. TillIVHl«iI nvu । non snailby in uiri~ ----------n—----------------------with, then you and Jack con have a voted to buy SJ.ooo ot benes r gov , of Htatc cofnpetitlon. cided .. to return to his first love— HI. ■■ • ■ • •• — -; ___ _______________ •--•-w... ' In n««f«l ennntv • — •« — -Id.— nounced this week by Mrs George ■ vote to prohibit the manufacture to assist county probation officers good time fishing. We will do ■n' our JJSt 1 ‘ ii nlaccd placed IlLs hi.* Hereford cow ID in WTOlia second iaciiuiig. farming, ' So nine iia.iiHK1 J'™™?* Hereiord COW oo he nc built uuuiv him null a“ home iivmh.tilings going at home • J’®;1 O,.V. runci. 1 ... .nh| place The t>,. county « Angus «n»u< Herd, Horri ' on nn the added nr best to keep things 60 acres of the Daven- Hebden.. volunteer services chair-। lind or sale of alcoholic liquor, as , in giving the best possible assistance to keep you boys supplied with what MPlh?lr?.’d.ri^^td^lve Vbe owned by John Richardson. Norma ' port 200-ucre farm and. with Mrs man. ’ i the case may be. in any suchcoun- Jo and cooperation with the courts The action was due primarily to tv" ,n d,'al*ng with the problem of in- PHILIP TURNER. Prop. it takes to gel the Job over with In «There have been 1 Knickerbocker and Naomi Bech. I Eavenport. adapted themselves to ----------------- . I creased delinquency in thia «tale. Having decided to quit fl a hurry ? in tire trucks (Continued on paw 6) farm-life, which boUi enjoyed. They the decision of Miss Esther Kreider. .Such Increase usually results when Billie Paul who Is In the Navy. “rent Hnpr«' "'r’^mriL1mvlv --------------------------- ——, were very happy there for a year. Nurses Aide* Instructor, to accept a /-«,..«*** DnMilnre ax now ac position in Lansing. At present COUIlty KetOllCTS -a war is in- proarew. . — -Billie, we sec vour grandmother “» > 11 * ‘I- ofc'’’„■ AiBut the unexpected again hap1 cordlnaly the probation division has mile south and 130 rods east of the there I* no registered nurse 1c Has- unLn Ann Oiinftn rnost every Sunday nt church. Jack 1 «Jt«l r.^i tintiw? Ifthe Pnnorinn Tn Br pened. There was a vacancy in the Ung* worked out a plan which they beavaltable to teach the cls-MMOKG AUg. ^UOTO would enloy hearing from you if ?‘’le.7hat might cost »IOOM If the VOft rOpCTing IO DC headship of of the the Illinois Illinois College College of of Gregory school; or three-ouarUra , headship ?o°X™ Ita y LaFranre could could no no longer longer function. luncuon., z i lleve will be of much help to the mile south and one-half mile WMU voi. had the timeTw time to write. LaFranre Aarieulture. a (Jtomnc Rnnrlc I Agriculture, a nart part of of Ute the Illinois Illinois most of the nurses are employed at i ; courts and to----county probation of- of the Star school, section 0. Bal­ stamps, DOnOS -----------’ wl aldi" i!" W™ itaroiricoruMrtrti, titiw «ouM b, "" State Selective i University, and he was offered the the hospital or elsewhere. '*•----- •have —,ve .created several timore twp. He la offering a good Another consideration was that I Barry county sales for August in fleers They 1 turaVcollexe D He was hrvltetFto go the'reason ‘stormy “weather was I the Retailers' war suunp and ana Bond tsona district* in the stave, state, men each of wmai which I list of horse*, cattle, hay and grain. I C-rvirAuditor .. _ of - --------— -----------------RcUllers. \v ar stamp we know you wanted to epend your (,ne rttv ™ J.? icrvlcc Auditor °i?"?'’clerk “® of the tn*tirbaMa~ and Investigate the sit- approaching and women ISiaJsI living in drive amounted to <17.208 95. ac- ! contains at least one' large'city in ( - u time with your wife nnd your par„}l.sodooo with- Bw‘c<«St?ponering S.‘e STLhlbort" “"S TK". treats resigning, ef- 1 hu*decision.0 Vhe outlook seemed lO-Cnake I of the state department, whoac I^^^and ^JJJtard Haminond w^i „ C^rtoSrd. « Pine take. ™r io : “rto™ n ’ bu It* inceptiori here.-!* resigning, ef-! hu,” decision." ’Die outloc fective Oct. 1. to accept the position anything but promising The »n-> n u nopea. sara. r Delton the other day and It you ”«« >» «««“ "■ “ »« of auditor for State Headquarters (.titution had been in existence for mat a new a as* com a don t think II agrees with him you j To a tx>n(i issue, the council for Selective Service He will be- , 27 years. It had a name, but that m the spring The rev have arc mistaken. He told me nr was , decided to start this replacement come one of a group responsible for i was about all It enrolled only *ev- of the tint class . hour* of volunteer .district of <103.579.75. Owing to th* death of hi* intcring Percy Jones llospltal ta; ; (und Bnd lo adtl at ]eMl $r>oo a reviewing classification systems and en student* the preceding year. It* pleted their ■ hospital and while | Barry county sales were as fol- ■ * ,r P* 1 tS X-ray. for an inJun he had re- (year when the fund readies <5,000. proceedures of local board* through- functioning consisted mostly of a services at 1 probably give addl- lows Hasting* <6 844.20; Nashville.' <ic^rt«n«nt at lensing, hepgn b* . , I short winter course, which was not aU of theme reived to hl* back We hope it l-Vpo bond Issue would be necessary; out the stale. st bu»y times, new । <7.207 25: Middleville, <2,175.00. Del’ Although his new headquarters very popular The college farm had 1 tional nqur farm located nothlmi very rerlQU*. Bob. andI that, for Uwr COUI,cil can borrow <5,000 have been very welton-Prairieville. <596 25. Woodland. 'nocejcc. sou will soon be well again. I un- | MlhoUl bond*, and without waiting will be Lansing. Mr. VonPopertng । been rented, the college herds of worxers *oti drrstand that Bobs nephew.George for a votr of ule taxpayers, for it will continue to maintain his real- I livestock |tad nearly an been sold, | kory CornCT* _________ will hiclude Allegan. Barry. Eaton. is offering a good list of ' Ils barns were in need of h*ln» Belson. Ls coming along fine now u provided in the city charter. dence here. , .. .. , r j. | Ionia. Mrs. Orville Sayles, who has been ' repairs. It* buildings for car You know. George was in the hos.nu. counclj wouid have been glad I .. .. Ionia. Calhoun Calhoun and and the the southern southern ,pital — 1-------------------------- — he M, enUB»C kuuucu for quite a while after , haVp iimc added more than <500 to serving a* assistant clerk for many j Gn college work were inferiMx MlSSinq vniia /VtlSSinq Child ruunu round .part part or of Kent countie* counties They iney nave have tcred the service. Glad to hear you vn" , (p ---------c replacement ’----------- - •fund —• this ■ ------year, but• 1 months, has been appointed as । inadequate, and their equipment — . .... r named _ *•%*/• r named Norman Norman Jeffery Jeffery as a* their their »re well nnd »rv anti working, working. George. I was unable to do so. because every clerk to fill the vacancy. The new college work seemed almost a joke. Snagged in Wire rence special representative for this dB- Issue for full particulars. t A stpecial Hello! to George Wood.*, dollar of this year'* tax' levy is j assistant clerk ha* not been ! Whcn^ he went to Ur ^ an “ c ^ l r al *^] Hastings Eleven to wpCv.w. GcoFkv avwM.-. aouar oi inis year* icv/ । Mr. and Mrs. Jooeph Flschmelser. • Jr. nnd John. We have not seen you needed for the city's running ex- at this writing (Wednesday morn­ Meet Battle Creek There of Jackson, and their five children As Hastings is the geographical T. R. CLEMENCE. Fr.p. in the home of Doctor J. T. Bur' boys in several years, only from Die- .K-nres. As labor and material costs ing>. Having decided to quit farming Friday. Sept. 17. the Hastings have been camping on the banks of center of the district. Mr Jeffery rill. who accompanied him on hb tures that your father has. since . continue to soar, there is no pros—-------------------------------------the Thornapple river, in Irving ! has taken up his residence l>ere. at trip th the college farm and build­ Saxons will make their '43 football township Friday^ afternoon about '701 South Church St. Hr has a fine Mr Ciemence will dispose of tML' jou were in the service nnd they .pcct for any addition to the fund • • . debut at Battle Creek, led by their 2 o'clock their two-year-old daugb- ' family, who will be a welcome addl- personal property at public auetta* were swell pictures too. Your fa-i next year, unless the citizens of JOini /VleCring vi ings. nt the form located 3 miles noraft newly elected co-captaln. Dunne ther pays us a call every month Hastings shall vote, as they should. I «« r I- f* When Mr. Davenport had looked ter wandered away while her moth- tlon to our dtv. He will act a* **when he test* our cows and we al- | to increase the charter tax limit from iV.OT \*.t JT. V. OT V. over the forbidding prospect*, hr Ottosen. The local team finds quite er was asleep. The family started si«tant supervisor in Juvenile and is offering a ways enquire about you. George is one i>cr rent, as It is now. to one • Monday evening the Chamber of- was about to say that he would not a few veterans in the line-up. Play­ a search for her when her absence adult probation cases. He has had in Iceland and John is a Lleuten- I and one-half per cent, which is Commerce and the Junior C. C. con*ider becoming the Dean of such ers back from last years are Otto­ was dLscovered. but seemed unaolc experience In probation work In the tie. hogs, i equipment. ] sen. center; Ayres and Ra*ev. tack ­ ant in the Army Air Corns. I un- | what the council desires nnd needs held u Joint meeting at the I.O.OF. " a ’run-down institution. Doctor Burm find the ml.-.sing child. The sher- Grand Traverse region, and wtU and some I ■"".dn*,, institution Coleman, end;tI-SS Townsend. demand. John, you have been sec- , to operate the tile city under present hall. aH. which was pell well Attended. attended. fSnSWl anticipating such K3F.S a les; Kindir M,"rv T .nd iff* otflco was notified and two adspt himself easily to the duties Flannery wi : riU. evidently Ing quite a lot of this old world , conditions, which _• give — — no -------promise One of iiic the apva*ci» speakets was Eu Ed *Fieldstatement., remarked,^ as if half deputies left promptly to assist in expected of him here. Guv .t.— - ' » ——— Gray will ait looks pretty bad Brown, backs Every player on the since you graduated Merle iKid I of improvement for several years to er of Lansing, state manager of t!\e | himself: "Yes “-------the search. Soon after the officers c. H. Osborn will continue to be elxewhere in thia issue Davenportanu fully thr ,OM. of lhflr cap saw your folks at the 4-H Fair In ' come. navenpon. ana .. nIt~ misniuy . .... hoCommittee on Economic Develop- । Professor Davenport. , ' >p*m looking for the little girl, her the probation officer for Barry Ucularo. ■ ■ The LaFrance truck was pur­ ment He discussed the need and I ns bad as it looks. But— looking up Uin elect for '43. Dick Thoma*, who began Hastings last week. 14 year old brother found her snared county. He is glad to have Mr. JeffSome of you boy* have been 4-H ]i chased July 17. 1919 — over 24 years Ute rcsponaiblllty of industry and I and spreading his arms, a* if to in­ is now in the service, but this onlv in a barbed wire fence. She was ery so near, as It will be much easier JOHN BUSH. Frop. members so you know what a good Ii ago. The council committee which private employers " in caring for 1 elude »*>• the whni» whole Hnri»nn_ horizon—““but but. thi* this serves as an Incentive for added completely exhausted, but unhurt. I to take up his problem* with him Having decided to quit farmli Ume the kids have In taking lh*tr ' made the purchase consisted of Dr. post-war labor problems. Aben is Illinois, and Illinois Ls an Impe­ effort on the field, as has been evi­ by her frantic but unsuccess!ul tf- : than with Lansing. Mr. Osborn ha* Mr Bush will have an auction M stock nnd other project* to the j. Frank Carruthers, chairman. R. T. Johnson was named a? chairman in rial slate. What you see here will denced by the speed and aggresive- forts to free herself. The baros had made a splendid record as county at hl* farm located 2 mile* east Fair. Some of them went to Lan- i Wilson. John W. Bronson and Al­ Barry county. one day become a university worthy ness shown In practice these last caught her sweater, and her at- , probation officer, and hLs work is Cloverdale or 1 mile west of few weeks. The Saxons have been •Ing to the State 4-H Fair. The bert H. Brill. Joe Sage was then Clyde Stevens, also of lanslng, a of such a commonwealth and such tempt* to get loose hid pulled that (appreciated by Judge McDonald as Doud school. He b offering a Milo Club did very well at both fire chief. This city surely obtained sUte aeronautical engineer, spoke a people.' Let us tell the story in practicing since Sept. 1st and are garment up over her head, which , n was by Judge McPeek. list of cattle, chicken*, farm value received in that purchase. of the need for an airport in Has- Dean Davenport's own words, as now getting » Httle polish and had muffled her cries. fairs. 1-----------------------------------------and household good*. Hemy finesse on their olays and riiould School has begun and the bov.« The truck is still doing business, but tings. • — •• -------------several published in the “ Country Gentle ­ nery will cry the aale and U — He said there were ..several , be In good condltioln for their first DON SM ELK Ell GETS «».. * man" IMP and girl* are Retting acquainted it is getting wobbly, and likely to be desirable location* of February. 1926. Gray will act a* clerk. See th* adnearby and, r with their new teachers. Mrs. Saun­ a candidate for the scrap heap at urged the members to select and “ B "on Sept. 24 the Saxons will play \< rtL'<-rnetit' elsewhere in till* issue TWO MORE LARGE - '"Won By A Prophet's Vision" ders I* still our teacher at Milo and any time. Really, the city ought to procure n site a* soon a* possible so BASS IN MIDBLE LAKE for full particulars. "L have known a few men whom their find home game against a ftplace It now. and not take chanc­ has 18 pupils enrolled this year. Here's another fish story that an airport may be developed at the You know. I am glad that this es This condition Lx one very good close of the war. Hastings, he said, I believed to have been Inspired and league member. Greenville, which Donald Smelker is telling with, is not a school composition nnd had reason why the charter tax limit was on the state's schedule for on Doctor Burrlll was one of them. He promises to be one of the big games pride, as a followup-to last week's ; spoke that day with more than hu­ in the '43 season. to be turned in to an English teach­ should bo increased. record. La*t Thursday, he and his alnrnrt. Both talks were interesting man understanding. Records Show Reduced . . sale at 112 East Court Blroet tn The probable sUrting line-up for brother-in-law. Harold McDonald, er. because I nm afraid I would reHastings He is offering a good 1M and informative. "Anyhow. I was a different being 1l Hastings will be: ceivc a poor mark I hope good old of household good* and miawBaftwent fishing on Middle lake and the from that Ume on. ThLs man. with RE—Coleman Jolly will look this over nnd I nous articles. C. M. Hammond and first catch was a 6'. pound bass. In Bank Deposits [ hLs vision, had expressed in defi- 1 RT—Ayres give him full right to censor any John Birman will act as clerks. 8m The men hurried to the house with RG-MarUn i nite terms my own ill-defined, sub- ■I Indicative of the tendency of in­ the adv. elsewhere In this laaue far part of it. the "big feller" before he got away, C—Ottosen ; conscious conviction*. For he had You boys are probably tired of and then went out on the lake to dividual* and corporation* these full particulars.^ ~ LG—Townsend - ----------- ; ------| turned my attention to the people. reading this nonsense by this time try again. This time they were suc­ days to pay debts, instead of in­ / Th* employees of the Hastings whom this university was to serve. but I would like to close with this cessful in landing another bass creasing them. Is the following re­ PASSING OF MRS. Will Help Teoch Music — Manufacturing Company have set —not merely the student*, *...» but the article I read in a magazine the which tipped the scales at 5’i port from Register of Deeds. Ver- SARAH C. HENNEY RH—Brown Pion To Be Fully Explained up committees In each department commonwealth. Here was the key other day because I believe it ap­ Mr* Sarah C. Henney. 77. WMS pounds. They rushed this big one nor Webster: He had been aware QB—Frandsen to further the sale of War Bonds. | to university development, and here plies to us at home also. to the house and tried again, their for some time that many more away in this city on Friday. 8*PK> The University of Michigan is of ­ and. In the first few days, have i| was opportunity. “I'm Not Plaring For Marble*.” catch for the day totalling nine mortgages were being discharged 10. after a long Hlneis H«r hus­ fering to help the rural schools ot done a fine Job. Up to Monday. ।i "And sb tt came to pass that I LH—Myers ThLs Ls it. We're headed straight Barry county tn the teaching of mu­ nice bass. Don and Harold had rea­ from the records in his office than band. Franklin Henney. preceded for the open doors of hell, and when sic That institution will assist Sept. 13th. 51% of the employees was booked to lead the labor of de­ son to be excited and happy over new ones offered for record. For. her in death. She had been a realthe months of July and August, us­ dent of Carlton township for fifty we get Inside theyll slnm 'em shut teacher* who wish to participate, have signed up for extra bond*, veloping. out of next to nothing, a 1 their fine luck. ually the dullest in the year, he years before coming to\ Ha*tln®k and lock 'em Mnvbe 111 come out by sending an instructor in mu*ta over and above those already being college of agriculture adequate to k*pt tab* on the entries and iU*> Surviving ar* fit* ton*. bought through regular payroll de­ meet the needs of an imperial stale alive and maybe I won’t. to this county, one evening each ductions. As we go to press, the like Illinois. Doctor Burrlll had said charges. In that time 844.100.00 of Ill take that chance. I’ll take It i week, to meet with them. He will j What Could be "Wursdr" new mortgages were recorded. *nd Production Room Ls tied with the that was what was needed. Presi­ Kiwanions fo_Gather te rL tart «»'•« give the uwwucuon Instruction to to me the teacner* teachers office. In each case, 61% of the em­ dent Draper, head of the university, Than Making the *104.188.00 of old ones discharged, plAyh’K for over here. And it isn t wno, w| Jn tmen he|r Material for Charity Sale in lurn turn, wJJl win glVe give or a decrease in 60 day* of <60,088.­ Miss Edith Henney of assented and it seemed to be gen­ Bursar ° a "Cursar" to pupfls pupils the following week. This will ployees have signed up. Some of the erally Members of Hastings Klwanls Dur,ar v * ur ’ ar 00 of the mortgage debt of Barry a sister. Mrs. agreed that a new era had I7n not flghUng for the right to be I an opportunity which the teach­ other ‘department* did not get off “ LeRoy WJBneiLwho reprc.scnted W. SnelLwho represented county. ...I.V. county wiU wUh ■ wait line for my bread. Hastings, and W TmIn nnot nPtX n a dally ffinrt and a __ —Uli Barry ,m- to quite so fast a start, and that opened for the college of agricul­ have placed twenty barrels at var- I U why the average for all employ­ ture. And I was there for the pur­ ious strategic locations in the city the Baltic Creek Enquirer-News in Bank report* show that local this "city for several month*, ha* । month* has loans are steadily decreasing: and m?selka The P«»n 13 similar to the one fol- ees Ls 51%. but these other depart - pose of bringing It about. My de­ to help In the collection of mater- 1 returned tn Olivet. He has accented । that has been true for the port two el on Sunday. Sept. 13. with lnl«rIII hide in fear for Ute rest of my lowed by lhr Michigan State College menta say they will make a strong cision had rested on the conver­ ial for the White Elephant Sale to the position of Cursar at Olivet sation at the bams. In spite of con­ be held Sept 27. 28 and 29 ,, years or more. About the only tndavs. in this and other counties a few flniah. The employees of this nationally ditions which I knew to be unprom­ What consitlutes h “white ele­ College"—Extract from item ap­ vestmenU banka can make the«e I'm not betting my life out here । years ago, as some of the older pearing in BANNER of Sept. 9. known local organization were the ising. no anyone back there can tell me rural teachers will remember. phant?" days are in government bonds. Cor­ HIHTORY OF BAKKY Never has a misplaced "C" caused poration debt* are being sl^dily "Once upon the ground I began The Klwanls committee In charge where and what and how to wor­ A teachers meeting has been first in the state to earn the Treas­ more embarrassment. Almost any ship. reduced. called, which will be held in this ury Bulb-Eye Hag. and it 1* a safe to take stock of the situation, to of the event published a rather brarian, received a 1 Ito m not outfturxxing outguessing madmen w|th with cjty „ext pr-|day evening. Septem- bet that they will more than meet learn how much of the final fob had comprehensive list of suggestions other letter of the alphabet (ex­ The only one who Is Increasing cept maybe an “ N") wouldn't have mnehine guns in their hands for ocr n at o 8 ociuca. o'clock. It will uc be held their <65,000 quota In the present been accomplished in the 27 years in the BANNER last week. In brief, hl* debt* right now is your Uncle Michigan Historical ii. *i the privilege of being told what to in the court room, as announced War Bond Drive. The employees of of the university's existence and however, a "white elephant" is any been so pointed—but out of twen­ Sam. Everybody else is payink Ann Arbor, who de* ty-six chances, it had to be a "C!" about where my administration article which has no immediate say and when to say It. I'm fight­ elsewhere in this Issue. A repre­ this company always do a good Job debts. Until the New Deal changed copy of a history, gai But LeRoy. gentleman and scho­ of Barry County. would begin. value to you and which you are ing for freedom! sentative of the University will be in tho public interest. program, in peace time* our na­ It there 1* anyone . "No students, no courses of study willing to donate to tire sale, pro­ lar that he Is. warn neither choleric the I'm fighting for the things that ।, prejent^al vnai mrcuug. ri*»r that, meeting.^Friday tion usually macle yearly reduction* .he above available. It v nor caustic about our typographic and only sixty dollars for running ceeds of which are to be used In made America the greatest Place In nlght thla weck to eXplain this mu- SIX BARRY CO. BOYS In Its obligations Now It take* predated If they would local charity work. faux ' pax. ' In **ct. fact, we we both both had had a a expenses during the last half of the program---to’ .teachers the world to live in. . . that are ------------—------ who wish ENJOY RARE TREAT from six to ten billions of dollars with Mt** Barnes al It Gear! The college seemed to have The sale on each of the three good chuckle about it when he going to keep America Um? greatest to participate. n month to meet war co*U. So Six Barry county boys will have. Mmaet completely gone out of busl- daVS mentioned will be held from stopped in to say goodbye and. in-? Uncle Sam must sell bond* to make with the Banner offlc*, plnee in this world to live ini TVachers interested in obtaining So don't anybody tell me III flno financial aid for their lunch pro­ a rare and yet very instructive en-' nas The experiment station wax 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 pin. but“thk real. cidenUhy. he showed us the fol­ Hitler and Hirohito tee the error of America changed. Doni anybody gram for thia school year, of in tertalnment at Higgins lake. They. ofteK.mentloned; the college almost intensive "push" will come from lowing limerick which his elevation thrtr waya. But there will be an NEW STORE HOURS FOOD CENTER 8:00 to 9:00 o'clock each evening , to the office of "cursar" inapired; tell me Utere's no future any more getting University aid for /their left here Monday and will return nevrrX „ , . . „ , .. end to that. Then the pendulum Starting Oct. 4. Food "The College of Agriculture of the when Dewey Reed, local auctioneer • • • In Rmerica. school music, should come/o this Saturday, all their expense* being will swine the other way—indWid- close ft p.m. dally; “A bursar there was who could ual Don't anybody tell me there s a Friday night meeting. It I* impor­ Mid for them. The *lx are Marshall. University of IWoo!*! Where and has volunteered to cry the sale. and corporation debt* will cUmb Kiwanlanx will commence an ac­ curse. celling on mv opportunity to make tant to the teachers, the school* Gay. Colvin Florla and Norman what was it? Could it be discovered and the government will be pay­ In eloquent prose-or in verse. Johnson, of Delton; Richard Hart.! with the naked eye? I had been tive campaign of collection by truck a million or be President. and the school district*. ing off. of Cloverdale: Freddy Griffith. ■ appointed dean! Dean of what? this week. Details are given in an But at being a bursar. Don't anvbody tell me there^ a Another indication that the peo­ He surely was wursar. Middleville and David Haywood, of One classroom in the attic and an- announcement In this issue. bridle and bit waiUng for me with 8ERIJAN TO HEAD ple of thi* country are faring very H**ting» other in the basement. mv name on ill BARRY—EATON CO. well is the tremendou* increa** in "Calling for the I dis That**'what took the humanity DENTAL SOCIETY The boy* earned thia fine treat "0-X • inventory. - -­ Surgery Guild No. 19 rummage savings account* and in other d*that w* poasessed one niece Even so. time* being what they and bake sale. Fri.-8*L. Sept 17 ­ out of the men I'm up against now. by their success in completing con. covered --------------------— R. M. Seri Jan. DOS. Middleville, of teaching equipment, * a model of of 18. Geo. Smith Meat Market. Adv. are with complicated rules, regu­ podU tn bank*. Ov*r 8100.000.000.And I don't want any part of it! wax elected president of the Barry- ■ervatlon project* in forestry, trap- 1 "* lations. etc., it may be that when 1 want to come bark to the same Eaton Countv Dental society Society at me the ping, etc. during the port school tile and atone drain*, valued at six 9-16.__________ ______________ It become* necessary to wrestle America I left behind me fhrrr | meeting held tn Charlotte on Bep>CThelr reward Is the six days at dollars I raised the window and pitched the old contraption onto a Suppei? U. B. Church. Wed.. Sept. with Gordian knots of red-tape, the our way of living has always tember 10. Dr. Winder of Eaton than they were then. Th* brought u* new and belter things. . ; Rapids waa elected secretary of the Higgins lake conservation camp, rubbish heap below, and closed the 22. 5-7, 60c. Proceeds go to remod­ bursar may come out with a right greater government of this country 1* th* and always will. . . the America f society. Emory W. Morris. D.D.S., where they will receive »peclal Inventory book. In fact there was eling kitchen at parsonage. Adv. 9-16 round “cursor" after all—in which soundcat on *grth. In spit* of th* unhappy event the Banner's mis­ in tree - identification, no college of agriculture; and I waa RUMMAGE SALE * where there'* clean, hard work to ; general director and Benjamin O­ training placed "C" may be partislly vlndi- war and unnecessary expenditure* do . . where there* freedom, and Horning. M. D. field director of studle* in wild life and how and king without a kingdom—but not by the bureaucrat* at Wa*hln|U*L St. Rose hall. Thurs.. Fri . Sat. cated. justice, and opportunity for all. . . the W. K. Kellogg Foundation were why protection I* given to game without territory. Sept 10, 17. It.— Adv. 8-16 birds and animals. (Continued on Page 3. Bee. 1.) (Continued on Page 1, Sec. 2 ) I present at the meeting. AAAI1 CUAWINfl UVUU JliUnlllU Home Front AT STATE FAIR CITY NOW HAS QyfP b-y ☆ AT A GLANCE * “ STATE AIDS LOCAL WORK IN COUNTIES $3,000 IN FUND jDAVENPORT ACCEPTS HEADSHIP OF THE ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE i s "ixr :.X!s AUCTION SALES us.as‘!:aa» 122}^ _____ S SAXONS TO OPEN SlK!o»SS"!fisM h.™ “LST43 SEASON FRIDAY MORTGAGES, NOTES ARE BEING PAID UNIVERSITY TO AID OUR RURAL SCHOOLS Piston Ring Employees Moke Fine Start I "WHITE ELEPHANT' PICK-UP BEGINS -" �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1HJ Wtth regard to conservation of aleevea and tiered skirt. Her bouskill that ha* made hl* characteri­ zation. on the stage, of Jefferson gu. Mr. Brower said. Consumers la quel waa of peach and yellow gladauggesting to residential customers lolu and pink rosebud* an unforgettable performance. that meals be planned With a- view' Miss Katherine Conklin acted m in the Sept, issue of Variety.—-J. to gas economy. One-dUh meals brideenaid and wu attired Ln blue A house warming party was given Clark McClellan, a member of LL coolmd on top burners, or meals taffeta similar to the mald-of-r~ —-hon­ Saturday night by Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Clark’s Maritime Service cooked wholly In the oven, require ora drer*-------- *----------------g an arm'— bouquet of pink Lyle Kurr at their new home. 538 Band at St. Petersburg. Fla., was less gas, it la painted out. than olh- ... and rotebudt.er typesofofMormeals. Another recocn....... enjoyed , so inrortused by a hearing N. If anover. Seven couplea John J. Bechtel. brother of the cards and and aa social social evening. evening. The The , ton Gould's •Paranne' several years menaation U that housewives re­ bride, wa* best man. Richard Yarcards guests presented Mr. and Mrs.Kurr; ago that he decided, after consul- frain from lighting top burners un­ wlth an appropriate gilt. Ung his wile, if they ever had a til ... cooking utensils are in place. rtoya rvow were Master ana Mu* • • daughter they would name her PaIn order to conserve gas uaed for tress of ceremonies. water heating, the Company h For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. recommending that ------ - ---- --•**- leaky faucets ---------- be Bechtel chose a dress of light blue repaired and that customers refrain crepe with white accessories and from washing hands or dishes un- corsage. .dee running water. a A wnue white onaai bridal cue cake Hr.ceu graced me the Customers who use gas for house- dining room table and was served htailng are urged to prepare their , with ice cream by Mlsa Marjorie homes for winter through buula- Matthews and her assistants ■— • •■• *—------Cpl. Lester 1* at the■ Alliance Frank Ken field began his duties lion, weather stripping and storm the Coffee Shop on Labor Day. windows, to clou off all unused Army Air Ba*e at Allegiance. Ne­ Paul Mr*. Arthur Chase entertained „ Pa V* JDyer haa been In Borges* rooms, to eliminate garage heating, braska. Mrs. Letter, a graduate of lospital. three to refrain from hearing the kitchen Hasting* High school, I* now em­ her bridge dub of eight for dessert ,lQS Plt^1; Kalamazoo for by means pf the gas range and to -eeks on Saturday night. The previous * eflr with Malaria fever. Mm. Dv- hold daytime temiteratures tn their ployed at the office of the Has­ tings Mfg. Co. After spending a cr. former .Ullian Wolfe, writes week Mrs. Clara Brown was hoa- f. r the ‘ husband Ls very 111. but 1* Itotnes to 65 degrees and tempera­ week at Oun lake. Cpl Letter will less to the same group for dessert that her husbai tures during sleeping hours to 55. return to camp and Mn. Lester —some ‘~~ie k Improvement al tlte home ot W. A. Hall. Her making Special recommendations for gu will remain at home with her par­ it u i* " new guest* included Mrs. L. R. Giasn n' potatoes and new peas conservation will be made to com ­ ents. for Municipal Judge Del Cortrtght gow and Mrs. John C. Ketcham. Out-of-town guetta were: Mn. who waa delayed with some of h|; mercial an<| Industrial customers. Edith Bechtel Of Bo Haven, grand­ Mrs James Silsbee and Mr*. Harden plantings. The weather fnv-, FOX—POTTER mother of the bride; MLs* Bertha Frederick Palmer Frederick Pninwr were were hostesses hostesses to to 1 ored ^je late start for tew green the »,lC:h Xcre al lhe maximum Mr nnd Mr* Clifford L. Potter Bechtel and Mr*. Arthur Gotta of 1.^ New Idea dub on Wednesdas ■ Northville. Cadet Jerald Haynes of evening. Sept. 8 After the carry-ln ,kNew“mS«K HOURS-8U«U>, of Dowagiac announce the mar­ Oxford University. Oxford.. Mitt. riage ot their daughter. Dorothy dinner, the members responded to Pvt. Harold Starks of Fort Custer. toll call by naming a famous worn- Oct. LTiYv4, ’' Food Center will close 8 pm. M. Potter to Orlo u Pox of Vo-I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bechtel and Saturday 0-30 liniu, which took place at B o'clock. un ana giving toiw facts about her.l’ S?jH^a\ at 5 B pm. soils . Robert and William, of Mid­ life Mrs Emma S. Evans read an . Mi*s Lida Porter has returned Wednesday evening in the home *home ------- '-------Williams Cancer of Mr. and Mrs Ted Lelch of Vo- dleville. and Ml** Katherine Conk­ article a niece trom--Dr.Huison. .....> 5f Mrs.“Smile*. Ida F’* written McCtoy bv and M?> Sanitarium tn » linla. with Rev. H. A. Emcx per­ lin of Dinting. .................. ............. udrnr.. Wu.. and aud ui Mabel RoiSh readI-OUier Women. " J^overtn. nteelv Her Her friends frieruR ull .11 forming the ceremony Mrs. Fox's recovering nicely. her speedy return to parents nlM> attended which was also enjoyable. Singing hope for 11 niOBNwru: aAKOKN ewe The bride wore a blue suit with the club song and a social lime The Thomapple Garden Club mH navy blue anti white accessories Kept, s at the home of Mrs J. W. and a corsage of Ellen rosea and Lour. After a short businr.M rnrtlJ™ Ess2”^irB*iSSs.>!s'p“'T bab|- mums. ■— * ‘ Bruce “ff»"S5£ ..imtal », Mr. SSuK.W ’oWn.X^! cuing HUI oy uie ciuu. , Mj. gnd Mrj. Rm Foreman have Mlchapl BOMkoI Hamilton si. ie told I “ S plLa™ 4____ new wore a navy blue suit with match-* park it will be useful to theTjden neoTo celebrate his twelfth blrthdav 1 list Thursday Tommy Fcldpatuch cSrncr o{ i Johiinnn Hill roses. «rJj SD0> invited ten of his friends for din- 8 Mrvt ncr which wm followed bv a then- . Mr. and Mrs. Ted OT,aughlin The groom was attended by C.1-1 HeaU4i artweri-d mane niiAN'Inrn tre partv at the Strand. His guests <nt* M.ar8Bret Garrtaon* of route J“*llp ot ll’e N“v> Alr asked by the members concerning Included Robert and Ronald frettoL\h'sl ric. Robert nnd George Maurer. of *»> b2ri}.,at ,C*'!f?* ,r ,1 ,7.2 ... 1 *™ Bna ctxxif* were served Dy tna Henry and Hubert Gibson. Robert P"thlc liosp(ta 1. Bat* iotT n er.u ,°{I committee with Mrs Long pouring. Smith Billy McKeough. Dick Carl , “«««»"• L’2, I*?L 1339 Trie groom isas a graduate of1 tj,- table w,i& verv ealorrnl twine and Kinsslev Baulch > man tipped the ..tales at 9 lbs. and Vollnia High school In the dm of located Vlth a wntwftece of tiny redtomatoM* C,W** Ot . \ . . .’ S ozs., and has been named Ronald tiny red tomatoes. ' Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. | Hu<h»_______________ ting department of the New York The. October meeting will be , Central Railroad Dan Ashalter entertained their _____— 4iteld at the home of Mrs. Ben After a brief honeymoon they Cowies. • ouu" club of sixteen complimentary will be at home at 70'2 Front St.. , to their son-in-law. cpl Boyd Clark J. Dowagiac. who was home from Alamogordo. LESTFR—BECHTEL New Mexico Mr and Mrs I-ew ... Wurner. Mrs Clarence Cappon and Tte.« Ashalter l.h.l!*. held Ix.lrl the' , k*. winninit ...Ima.I.... , Mias Wandamne Bechtel, daugh­ Dan ter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bech­ I Power Ample But Great scores. tel of Hastings, became the bride $aving In Coal and of CpI Clarence Lester of Alliance Places were laid for twelve at the । Manpower Possible Army Air Base, son of Claude Les­ dinner given by Miss Marlon Cock ' WAN IXTRA 4100 IO,*®, Wnr Pro- ter of Dowling. Friday evening. on Thursday evening at the home1 . ’ Cooperating with the •• .— uction Boards Industry Sept. 10. nt 8:30 o’clock nt the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs H. D ‘’uetion Boird s Seven Indualrv Cook. MIm Betty Lane, who leaves Program of Conservation Oonifum- of the bride’s patents Rev. S. Conurr Hiithawav officiated before thls week for Youngstown. Ohio. I rr 5 P»«’er Company wll urge Its was honor guest and was the re- customers to eliminate all waste or tilirtv-live KuestX. Candelabra, pot­ DON’T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T NEED—BUY WAR BONDS Ciplent of a travelling Rift Games "»'»«*““?' c,eSir‘!dtv’ a,ld ted palms nnd peach nnd white nnd visiting were enjoyed during BM- Division Manager G. M. Brow- Klndiolns formed a setting for the nuptials. . the evening. erJS d todavPreceding the wedding. Mrs Har­ • • • ‘Through newspaper advertising. old Starks played "I Love YouTtuHrepital Guild No. 14 met on I ®SS»*e* •>" Tuesday for-a carry-in dinner at; »UI point out way* in which the b " and "Wedding March" The bride, given by her father, the home of Mr Robert O. Fortof electricity nrd gas can be ney. West Green St. At the business , reduced in ways which will not In- wore a uowrr-of white aalln fash­ meting plsre. were made for the 1 terferr with wnr production, pub ic ioned with a shirred neckline nnd STEAM HEAT . coming year. Bridge followed, high ; safety, military needs or public long sleeves falling in a point over , HOT A COLD WATER the hnnds. The fitted bodice was , score Ro'ng to Mrs Hora. Thr com­ , mlttre In charge was composed of । , Our company wishes Io rmnha- trimmed In while lace and self cov­ SHOWER BATH ' Mrs c Angell. Mrs Heffn Mui-1 Hint there L* no jwwer shortage eted buttons. Tlte full akin was | floor length. She also wore n fing- f der and Mrs. A. Crothera. Tbc O- here or elsewhere in the country. tober meeting will be held/nt thA[ ^’Tlie, electric Industry has been ertip veil held, in place by a white . home of Mrs. K. Stem. I rM«' to meet the wart me demand satin hnlo. She carried an arm ixtuquet ot white gladiolus and rose ­ , for Industrial power fully nnd with­ out curtailing service to any home. buds. Miss Bertha Bechtel attended her | I farm, or store " hr said. —There 11 1 no power shortage. Thr Idea of Ute sister as maid-ot-honor. Her gown I War Production Board’s Voluntary of pastel yellow taffeta was fash- I ------------------------------- --------------------------- Conservation Program Is not to save lotted with a fitted bodice. * s^urt | I elpcJricity but to save coal. trans­ ■ -____I Mr. and Mrs-'Cnrl Van Loo arid |x>rtation. manpower nrwl vital mochildren have moved from the C. lerlals. Most of our elrctrlclty U G. Hinckley house. Just south of । made in steam generating plants. < Mt. Calvary cemeuay. to 810 W.. using large quantities of coal. So by Green St., in the Maurice Pender eliminating waste and unnecessariuse of electricity our customers will house. Tire Women's Board ot Pennock be helping to save coal. Tills will hospital met with Mrs. Kellar Stem oase^ the burden of the railroads on Monday lay for tor the regular monthly nnd :.c I the coal-c.irrving coal-carrying boats on the se.-ulon. Mrs. Frank Andrus has •■ Great I-akcv I^kes a A saying saving In in manpowmanjiow• been elected treasurer to succeed ' er nb-o will result. ” the lite Mrs M. A. Lambic. L • ' A reduction in ir. thr use'uf .f rlec.’.c.‘ Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Rogers and tricity likewise will slow down the 1 sort. Robert, are moving to Has- — — -• —*larnpk --------— -■------*•-------:.(■■■ .1: uhlch nnd applbmces Ungs and will occupy the Rogers wear out. Tills means conscrvotion home on S. Jefferson St. Mr. Rog- of such vital materials na copper, j ers is employed In Lansing and Mrs steel and tungsten." 2 MILES EAST OF CLOVERDALE 1 Rogers nnd son are staying al the ! Substantial reductions In the Phono Cloverdole Exchange 9-16 Wilbur Lane home until their house 1 use of electricity can be made In thr - is ready. Robert has entered high fields of Indoor and outdoor adver; :chool as a sophomore. thing, promotional and display sign ' Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sargeant, who lighting, decorative and ornamental 1 have been residing at 538 W. Green lighting, decorative flood lighting. | St., moved thi* week to their newly । thow window lighting, lighting of I purchased home at 541 N. Hanover marquees, lighting of outdoor buslr.e.ss establishments, non-essential .St. I Raymond Johnson, son-in-law of interior and show case lighting ns J Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborn, who Uell as non-essential use of lights , jy Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 . iuw won great acclaim in the thc- ami appliances In the home. ' , ntrical world for his remarkable •'Besides presenting general sug­ 1 portrayal of Thomas Jefferson, in gestions along this line in our Com­ I Sidney Kingsleys current play sue- pany advertising." Mr. Brower said, THURSDAY and FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER* 16-17 1 cess: "The Patriots.” was a guest “we will make specific recommen­ of Carl Van Dorn on the Radio dation* to various industrial and Bing Crutby and Doralhy I .amour Philharmonic Hour Sunday. Mr commercial customers whose pres­ Johnson cave Jeffersons Inaugural ent use of electricity offer* special bddr<*ss with all tlie mastery and opportunities for conserving." SOCIAL EVENTS Buy only the food you need . . . and buy it here where daily low prices cut down the cost of good eating. Put every penny, dime Ration Calendar and dollar you can cave into War Stamps and Bonds. A $25 War Bond for $18.75 is on even bigger bargain than any of the hun­ SUGAR: SUmp 14, for 5 lbs. valid through Oct. 31; 15 and 10. each 5 lbs.; valid for home canning. dreds of outstanding food values you‘11 see in our store. be enjoying two inch steaks, heavy cream in your coffee, and Hurry that day by buying an EXTRA potatoes swimming in butter. .Stamp A non And, the more money you lend your Government now, the sooner you’ll BLUE STAMPS: R. S, T. valid through Sept. 2g; U. V. W valid through Oct Wor Bond this month! We'll help you with lower food prices. valid through Oct Brown Stamp* .are from War Ration Book Three. NEW STORE HOURS—beginning Oct. 4, we wifi elate daily of iMUIIIIM Week days except Saturday 9:00 P. M. 8:00 P. M. {prime Qua&ty ^^eaP | ELECTRICITY, GAS USERS URGED TO HELP IN PROGRAM RING BOLOGNA 29c BACON SQUARES, lean, 2 pts. ... lb. 22c lb. 5 pts. SPARE RIBS, meaty, 2 pts.lb. 23c SIRLOIN STEAK, choice cuts, 12 pts. lb. 43c VEAL STEAK, choice cuts, 6 pts. ..lb. 31c VEAL BREAST, meaty, 3 pts.lb. 20c JOIN OUR TURKEY CLUB ASK US FOR DETAILS! FRESH GROUND HAMBURG, 7 pts. lb. 27c BOILING BEEF, lean, meaty, 6 pts. .lb. 22c SMOKED HAMS -*’■*- •» •*—* **» 1 w* lb. 34c ROOMS BEEF STEW, boneless, 10 pts. lb. 37c TH GROCERY DEPARTMENT till $2*5 PINEAPPLE PRESERVES TOMATO SOUP CampbellX 3 point* Q cans OQc NOODLE SOUP MIX 2 Pk9 WHITE HOUSE COFFEE 31 0 1 e HILLS BROS. COFFEE S&WCOFFEE ................ ALL SWEET OLEO 10‘ 1 9<= 26c DATED COFFEE u>.................................... 13e 21c 5C 21c LITTLE BO PEEP AMONIA .......... .................. TENDER LEAF TEA BAGS **g........................................... . 1 * 34c 30e 26‘ SUNBRITE CLEANSER FLEECY WHTE LAUNDRY ROMAN CLEANSER SCOURING STALEYS CUBE STARCH BERNARDER LIDS MASON QT. CANS Dozen—complete STERLING FRUIT JARS . Without covers, dozen PANCAKE FLOUR JAR RUBBERS, dot. FLY TOX, pt. 22c; qt. 94c . . .. CRUSHED NO. 1 POTATOES, peck No. 10 can CABBAGE, lb. ........ 5c 5c WE BUY ELDER BERRIES. 10c EGG PLANT, each ... 21c TOPKAN GRAPES, lb. 19c P/«. LB.. AND FURNISH THAT provides traction without bdll-in weight THAT keeps tractor front end down THAT oulomoticolly protects tractor end impla- attraction Betty Rhoden and MacDonald Carey SALUTE FOR THREE" "Hopalong’* ('awidy in 3 lbs. 21c 19-20 George Raft and Brenda Marshall BACKGROUND TO DANGER TUES.. WED.. THURS.. SEPT, 21-22-23 mont when a buried obstruction is hit THA T pulls and controls its implements in the soil CARROTS, bunch SWEET POTATOES ,-eatvuk SUNDAY and MONDAY, SEPTEMBER _49c KALAMAZOO CELERY, bunch19c WEALTHY APPLES, "DIXIE" SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER II rioi HLi: HOPPY SERVES A WRIT TEXAS SILVER KING ONIONS, 2 lbs. 17c can 18 pts. fTPAND THEATKB^ . the ONLY Tractor TABLE KING SQUASH, lb. .....5c BLACK HAWK DANIEL PAYNE ..._39c FRUITS L VEGETABLES,r Cuban PINEAPPLE 108 pts. 19c 18c 10e 65c 39c GOLD HIST—4 r»r ................................... HOME BRAND OLEO Harvest Time, pLiln er buckwheat 3 lb. sa Now picking Albertas and Kalamazoos • Banner and Gold Drops in one week. 9C POWDER ...... HOTEL HASTINGS LOCAL NEWS SWEETHEART SOAP SO PROUDLY HAIL WE WITH THE FERGUSON SYSTEM The New FORD TRACTOR with Implements for 2 lbs. 23c FINGER TIP FARMING CONTAINERS. food;,center: Last time SEPTEMBER 16 NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17-18 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION PURPLE V Heiry-daty Meutr Spri*g-Ua. Cottrvator »nett Mt CcMhrter 4-Rm Beet aed Em* C-ILij’.r THURSDAY, Special return engagement of SUBMARINE ALERT SUNDAY and MONDAY, SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENT IN 19- BERLIN Bargala matinee Sunday to 8-.08 TUES., WID., THURS.. SEPTIMBIR 21-22-23 206 I. STATS ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE, MICH. SMITH & DOSTER DELTON, MICH. PHONE MH Merle Oberon and Brian Aherne "FIRST COMES COURAGE" �ga aifwaivaART l/AVLHr VAI « M AffCnTv AllLrlJ ”1 queried: ‘ Why. Mr. President, the TllinoU Farmers Institute was have you read the. Hatch Act?" created by legislative act. charged i He seemed not to know what that. With the duly of promotions and -act was. and made some equivocal developing the agriculture of the answer. Not wishing to press the‘state by every possible mean*. matter to an issue in the seinl-of-l -shortly things began to hapieiAl conference. I waited for a1 Mn For the SstltutehU decided private interview to protest the abone of |tl .olw wu see that surdity of this posit ton But he the tt<rlcunura( college should be stood firm, and I os flm»l>* told reborn. him that I would take the issue lot M.rriiv for the people of HunoU. <.n«hv in tm"Of course lids was rebellion. But1 p^Hai* state" and 11 had ^declared th, prnUHK hjd Uk.„ . po.lUon( Rr Jur For S * riAVpNDnpT "Whlla the budding Item received’ careful and strenuous attention oy’ tne legislature, me contest ranged around the so-called “Funk Bill, which provided that one third of the 'university's university's income from lb* F.J.rKl ! ann Hrant ihnnld hr the Federal Land Grant should be devoted to tiie teaching Of 4griculture In the moat technical sense of the term. To this end the word­ ing was made water-tight by follow- B program will be given, Ftow been to How tong since you have iu meeting? Think this over in terms of the good ot our orgunlratlon. We done ourblt In *1«. a ing our duty in '43? _ ___ . ... What about sending In the dresses of all your boys who serving overseas. Send them u So. Mich. Ave to Mildred J Don't put it off. H's your duty Last meeting two more L joined our ranks, Mrs. Cell*, Celia 1Hoffman and Mrs. Gladys Henry. Another *act* uum 11 n JixAi vnc. rnob vii f _There --"r ’ -’s-another —— —— ■ new class foe fw this the public has begun to ask about meeting come and help welcome ™ our Saturday^ night parties. What i (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) "What the situation needed was a physical clean-up. first of all—* «-u with _..urepair ------ - .tools, —i.------uuZ good job wrecking bar and matches. But my predeces­ itittorf“Ub Uhlng * Experiment Alio The pioneer farmer didn't have to sor lived in town nearby, and it was Also W8 we have have MnMtlhlng something for for aU all he who had made me most welcome • It w.. . hatili. rovnl Hut the who aUend n«t meeting. An-1 possess an education, a* he wasn't opjUriUro thenthe^muatffiw^ h?‘er drlvc I J**^™*11* out bUnka for in the home he had occupied for “V’ff “ ■» “ ■» eighteen years; How would II look cnretuUy understood. |*un* ". | government for a young upstart to set out 1 nwl ■T»«» ““ J H C«Ud„ uniUnworking havoc In situations of long fore his own board of trustees, or|**r demanding that every writer standing? 111? «o io X. public whom we «u «< *fflL served Amos Moore, first president of the ■Aceewdlnuy. whhou! M, 11! Xk.”’f”SuU T'spXne'S •'Professor Davenport*—he alwas* addressed me as Professor Daven­ port—“I understand what you whiT Thing could be done for the college, mean. But no man In Illinois would which Was - necessarily involved, 'And so it was that after four be more happy to see a general ”n^<Jm^ntya eoll^e^r y,uri o( fruitless work Our next meeting, tonight at the I clean ud out there than would Prow , hall, something might come up at! the friends of the college lessor Morrow." agriculture in the I state of Illinois? ready with a program n for for tne the legis- the*e meeting* that you will want to so. you u -nave to get it." - "This was consolation and II ’ll *ni 40 >'ou had belter come upi lature of 18W—the program progn^r. to be. votc *Of course thia was not all done | so you can vote on It. Also It might unction to my soul. I proceeded to "Of cm---- *’ sponsored by the fanners. ---On the clean up; and Professor Morrow at once. ~......... ~ ~contrary, .................... the — "covered two a ifood thing If more of our o(■nils ' program covered iwu ** -— • was the first to congratulate me question was put up many times pointe; one to provide housing .------------.. rir»r> suitucer’ would make an effort to be on a good beginning. And IJcarned and —to •'* many groups, always .,1 plac an­ able for an agricultural college In I there, te love Professor Morrow as a boy ing the responsibility squarely, on so great an agricultural state; the•' Comrade Com Bush has received thf! might love his father. He literally the farmers of the state. Vinter Ufodeh Styled For En­ other to Insure funds for Its sup- Send Bond we bought a few meetings had gumshoed the state for eigh­ "Two years passed, with nothing port. Ii ago. — and had it at our last meeting. during Warmth anti Beauty! teen years, preaching care of the tangible accomplished. Many "The building Item was one unitJ। Our 1844 membersiilp. drive has land aud better fanning to a pio­ farmers were convinced and ready In the regular university bill, but started with a brand new member. neer people, who had acquired their to work for the college. But they Its fate was entirely problematical,. who U at present serving Uncle farms at around fifty cents an acre lacked machinery suited to their as two such Items had previously Sam. overseas. and were Intent mainly upon ex­ purpose. There were several farm died by Inglorious, and apparently’ Comrade Keeler has received word ploiting the native fertility of the commodity organizations, such as unregretled slaughter. It thereforei from their boy John, who isagunwonderful prairie lands. He was the Dairyman's Association and the demanded attention—this third at-■ nery man In the artillery and was tireless in his efforts to have me Hortlcultural Society; but there was tempt to secure housing for agrlcul- some where In Sicily at last remeet nnd know all of his warmest none to represent agriculture as a i ure at the university. The bill for• port. friends, and he had a host of them. whole. ; funds was drawn by the Institute■ Next Friday Sept. 24. Is our He went much to farmer s Institutes "Clearly a new organization had , and Introduced by Hon. D. M Funk,, next family night, the ladles will that first winter, and always said to be formed at once. Accordingly j of Bloomington. , dedicate their service flag, and good words for the new dean. "I have often been urged to write an account of the methods em­ ployed. nnd th<T influence* set ul work whereby this college of ag­ riculture enjoyed a practical re­ birth. after 27 years of uncertain nnd then declining existence. **Il has never before seemed wise to revive disagreeable and danger­ ous uventa in a matter which even­ tuated so happily. However, the details were never known to but a few. most of whom have already passed on. Indeed. I am the onlv one left who ever knew the story in full. I have, therefore, decided to give the outlines of this experience, so (ar as the limitations bf space and considerations of propriety will ' permit. ' v, I had arrived on the scene In the opening days of a legislative session. The university trusties had Included In their legislative ask- i Ings 440.000 tor a dairy building 1 I interviewed J. H. Coolidge, of Galesburg, president of the State ■ Dairymen's Association. Being Yankee bred. I put this question straight: "Won't you get the av.pclatlon behind this item and get It through?" That was radical In those days. I before citizens were much heard | of In legislative mutters: but It seemed to me ’.he only chance. And 1 we needed the building for appear­ ances' sake, as the only building wc , had was a little-old one story brick building. Mr. Coolidge answered: "Help get' that item through the legislature? | Not--toy. a jug full!" "Why not." I inquired. "The uniConstant companions wherever you go! You’ll rely on the vereity needs It badly enough." He replied: "The university Li no clean-cut tailored lines, the hard-wearing service and good, and I won't help spend money dependable warmth of these sturdy, breeze-soft fleece on It.” , , That was a damper. Not having coats. Choose the patch pocket Chesterfield or single' on answer ready I retorted, "Well. | If the University of Illinois is no breasted box coat with velvet collar. Both rayon lined good, whose Inuit is It? You are all and warmly interlined. Sizes range from 12 to 20 Illinois people, and if you dont know how to attend to your own affairs, who Ls to blame if things . ,. go wrong?" It was a center shot nnd II told, for it opened up a new sense of re­ sponsibility. and we spent the eve­ ning going over the situation, dis­ cussing possibilities and making plans It was too lute, however, to save the dairy building that session. But ever after that he was my warm personal friend nnd a supporter of1 the college In season nnd out of . season. Al Odd* With the President "It soon developed that the 1 Rresident of the university nnd I ' ad widely different Ideas of what a college of agriculture should be like. T would much prefer to leave thU feature of my experience out, of this narrative. But to do so would | make it Impossible to understand, much less to justify, certain l methods and events that followed. President Draper was an east- | ern man. with no conception of , western agriculture. He waa a law­ yer. with even less experience than | I In college administration. I say , this In justice to a man whom I greatly admired, a man who served the institution well—a man who. lawyerlike, did not resent being told, even by a subordinate, that he was "all wrong.” to use his own fa­ vorite phrase. "Well, it come about In this wav. through an incident not generally known then or now. We were dis­ cussing college matters Informalllv one day—President Draper, the ag­ ricultural committee of the trustees and myself. "After listening a bit the presi­ dent said: “It Is this way: the In­ come from the experiment station funds must nay the professors’ sal­ aries and the students must do the experimenting." Word for word, that was tiie dictum that was laid down. “I was dumfounded. paraUzcd, completely stumped, as we pioneers used to say. What could my chief executive mean? 10.75 this union six children wereoorn: Bert. Eddie, Arthur. John, Roy and Edith. Those who Survive besides the children are one sister, Mrs. Lydia Ann Haywood of Hastings and one brother. Dr. Joim P. Ruck- y ncToKy BETWEEN GENERAL MARSHALL AND SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY MORGENTHAU 'Mr. Secretary, can we military leader, plan to fight thl< war in an orderly way—in the surest and most effective manner—or must we take extraordinary risks for fear the money will Smooth, go • everywhere black — to wear from now through epringl In a dress-up mood? Choose smooth, important black! Need something simple, yet rich? Black again! To wear round-theclock, or for a special occasion, you’ll count on these alun rayon crepes in one, two-piece or cool stylet! Artfully draped, shirred or tucked for figure flattery and softened with face­ framing white collars, neat white dots, gleaming white braid or shiny white buttons. Sixes range from 12 to 20. not hold out?' General, the American people will take care of that. They will not let our fighters suffer from lack of support until we achieve complete victory, no matter how long that may take, nor CAN VITAMINS CHANGE how much It may costl' GRAY HAIR? Read the amazing experience of gray-haired people in Calcium Pantothenate tests sponsored by Good Houtekeeplng magazine. According to this report: LET’S DO THIS JOB RIGHTI LET’S GET THIS WAR OVER WITH AND WONI BUY U. S. WAR BONDS TODAYI 2-98 • Now thousand.um GRAYVfTA. which con­ tain* 10 tncm. of Calcium PanUXiwmU (lha Mme amount wed in tnta above) I’LUS 450 U. S. P. units of Bi. lha vlt.mln nereaaerr heaHhy nerve*. Try GRAYV1TA. Sea what Hastings Phone 2131 MEN'S MARATHON* FELT HATS £.98 A NEW COLLECTION OF FALL FELTS Triumphs in becoming millinery! Soft wool Wte in shades . . . colors that blend so well with suite M»d Serulng the Home Front,In Oder 1600 Communities Service—HANDSOME SERVICE-i. • “muw" with bona front America! And Marathon* is your answer—genuine fur felts, perfectly shaped and expertly detailed to STAY that way! Fashion? Plenty! Low crowns, raw edge and bound edge brims, gay, contrasting and scarf bands! •Rea U. S. P*l Ofl. - Big mushroom bercte that may be worn at mart «y . . . supple head-fitting bonnets that should be back . . . pompadours softly rolled or shaped to do for your curls. Every one artfully trimmod with �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, IMS TORIALS tor a eucceaaful ncmle relation* with other eoun- of mnltuUy beneficial col- pendent peoples toward material and educational development duties and responsibilities of selfgevemmrnt and to attain liberty. 2— Rach sovereign nation large or small is the equal of every oth­ er nation under law. 3— All nations respecting the rights of others are entitled to freedom from outside Interfer­ ence In their Internal affairs. 4— Willingness to settle inter­ national quarrels peacefully, ac­ ceptance of International lav and observance of Its principles are the foundation of order among nations. . 5—Nondiscrimination In eco­ nomic opportunity and treatment Is essential to maintenance of sound International relations. 6—Good-neighborly co - opera­ tion among nations Is the most effective method of safeguarding the well-being of this and all other countries. ' ' Before any program of world peace fa workable. Mr. Hull believes that the following three proposi­ The Hull proposals arc not neces­ tions are fundamental and must be endorsed in substance, by all na-, sarily the complete answer to post­ ’ war foreign policy problems of the Uotis: 1—Maintenance of Its 6wn gov­ ' UB A. but it is our belief that any ernment, on a stable footing, free workable plan which may be evolved of interference as to form and de­ will have to Incorporate many of the ideas nnd conceptions slated by tails so long as its conduct of af­ fair* does not menace other coun- the secretary of state. One shortcoming in the plan al­ ready Is obvious Hull proposes a world court to consider legal dif­ ferences. However, wars are caused by economic troubles, not legal dif­ ferences. What machinery is pro­ posed to smooth out differences arising from economic causes? 1—Conduct, of its economic ac­ tivities in a manner designed to promote the most effective utiliz­ ation of humtin and material reaources and the greatest practi­ cable measure of economic wel­ fare and social security for all Cilixcn:,. 3—Willingness of each nation to submit differences between it nnd others to processes of peace­ ful settlement and readiness to earn1 out otlier obligations devolv­ ing upon it in an effective world peace system. However, the Hull proposals arc something you can “put your finger on", figuratively speaking. It Is a plan from which definite and de­ tailed discussion can start. . Mr. Hull stated that the outline as evolved was based on the follow­ ing conceptions which he believes have become fundamental with the WKZO 68<IQ( OHAhl 1AHJS Harry James’ orchestra SATURDAYS •Your Hit Parade" -Radio Reader's Direst ' •Lua Radio Theatre" AH day—EVERY day— x wealth of radio en­ tertainment SOn JUU ONVQUR RADIO DIAL tCOMMUNITY NOTICES 1— All peoples who have mialifled themselves to discharge the resp< liberty are entitled The surrender of Italy 1* a val­ uable victory for the Allies. The tone of Hitler * speech to the Reich Saturday indicates that the col­ lapse of his former Axis partner really hurt, other satellle coun­ tries under Nazi domination may I get Ideas! However, the fall of । Fascism doesn't mean that a rap­ ' id collapse of Germany will follow. toughest land-fighting of the war is in prospect for the Allies. In­ dications arc that Germany has at kart twenty divisions of first-rate veteran troops In Italy—this Is more than twice as. many men as HUlcV had during the campaign'In Ndrth Africa I DIED AT PENNOCK HOSPITAL Alpheus B. Putnam. 83. of Yan­ kee Springs died Tuesday at Pen­ nock hospital. He had been 111 for ten days. The funeral was held in ' the Walldorff funeral home In this । citv Thursday afternoon at 2 1 o'clock, and the burial was In Rlv| reside cemetery. He was born in I Fremont, Ohio, coming to Barrv county in 1881. He had resided near , Bowens Mills for over 40 years. Sur1 vlving are one son. Frank, of Grand Rapid*; two brothers Jesse, of Grand Ledge and Don of Johns­ town; one sister Mrs. Florence . Butts, oi Benton Harbor; five grandchildren and three great ’ grandchildren. ; MUNICIPAL COURT I Keith Price. 20. and Harold Pike. 21. both of this city were picked up , last week by Deputy Sheriff Bed­ ford. of Middleville, for speeding on the streets of that village. Price । admitted the charge, but Pike reI fused to admit that offense, but did । plead guilty to driving without an operator's license, when the two were arraigned before Judge Cort­ I right. Each was assessed a fine of I 310 and »4JM) casta, with the alter­ native of 10 days In Jail. Both paid. Hastings Chapter No CB Royal Arch Masons will begin their fall and winter activities with the cal­ ling of the Regular buxine** convo­ Doud Ladles Aid will meet cation this coming Friday evening September 17th. Accumulated sum­ wnn Mrs. Arcehua Campbell mer hu.nncss will be disposed of and dinner Thursday. Sept. 23. plans laid for future operations. The Chapter starts the fall aeaMMi with bright proepKtcta Seven candidates are now awaiting calls for inlatory work and several other* The regular mrettng of the Wom­ are petitioning. Archie W. Relckord en of the Mooae will be held Friday is the High Priest and in charge evening. Sept. 17. at 8 o'clock. All of all ceremonies. member* are urged to be present as a special program will be pre­ sented. of Mrs. Ruvsell Kantner, 1002 8Circle No. 1 of the WB CJ3. will Hanovcr Mrs. Florence Fleming will inert Wednesday. Sept. 22. at 2 be in charge of the program- This is the annual meeting anti reports will be given and officers elected The Cloverdale Garden Club will for the coming year. Refreshments meet at the town hall on Friday. will be served. Members are exSept. 17. An exchange ot peren­ liectcd and visitors welcome. nials and seeds. INDICTED BY FEDERAL' ' Hospital Guild No. 18 will meet GRAND JURY Friday afternoon. Sept. 17. al 2 According to* yesterday’s Grand o'clock at the home of Mr.-. Stella Rapids Herald August J. Herb­ -Ruling. Visitors are welcome. strath. of this city, was indicted by the federal grand jury in that city Townsend Club No. 1 will meet on Tuesday. He is charged with Tuesday evening. Sept. 21. nt the failure to report for army service hall and all members are urged to as ordered by Kent County Draft attend as delegate.) will be elected Board No 1. The Herald stated that Io the conference meeting to be held Saturday and Sunday. Oct. 10 us Jehovah's Witnesses. so that hi* and 17. i£t the Women's club house objection to service was probably in Lansing. Friends are welcome. based on hl* religious convictloru. ORGANIZATIONS Tie AMERICAN LEGION LAWRENCE J. BAUER POST NO. 45 The Joint meeting of the- Ameri- duced by Mr. Hebden. Richard Bocan_Legion and Auxiliary on Thun- I 8art and Duane Murphy, both of day evening marked a milestone in whom have received an honorable the history of the organizations as discharge from present service, at that time the mortgage on the Duane Murphy U the youngest Legion home was burned. 1 member of the Legion. Dinner was served to about sev- i ... enty-five preceding the meeting.! On Saturday afternoon tlic red, white and blue candles decora- Fourth district convention was held ting the tables, Mis* Martha Lou । * at’ Benton uHarbor, --'— •*-those --------attending Mau*, accompanied by Mr*. Mau* from here being District Auxiliary on the piano, .sang "The Lord's President Gladys Henry. District 1 Secretary Alma Lar.sen. Mrs. Helen ter Ml&s Maus sang "Homing." both Schantz nnd Committeeman Shirley 1 Henry. Officers for the ensuing year solos being well received. George Hebden. as master of cer­ I were Installed and Mrs. Henry was emonies, filled the position capKtbly. presented with a beautiful Past He introduced some of the new Le- ' President's pin. She was also se­ dor. members, guests and former lected tu chairman of Junior Ac­ officers. An especial gueet was De­ tivities In the district. partment Vlce-Conunander Harrison Maccabees—Remember this Fri­ IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE Hutchins of Fennville, who gave an It was voted to hold the next day. Sept. 17. is our meeting day. | WAR—FORGET IT. Interesting talk concerning Peat convention on Sunday, the Allegan problems and the great respotui- Post and Unit entertaining in Jan­ blllly resting on the Legionnaires uary. as the men of the present war re­ turn from service. He also stressed An executive w........... committee meeting the question of membership, espec- ot the Second Zone of the Legion tally as it relates to these new vet- was ----- ,Jheld *- in Kalamazoo --------------------on Sunday —J— erans. Mr. Hutchins spoke highly afternoon, which Shirley Henry at­ of the small paper being published tended as District Committeeman. in the Fourth district, giving Legion news to every Post Shirley Henry __ _______ .... _ ___ ___ „ Remember the________ Auxiliary meeting has charge of the publication. । this evening at ** the event— -• — hall *— *’ and —J the Before the burning of the mort- joint installation of officers on gage. Mr. Hebden gave a brief his- Wednesday evening. Sept. 29. Watch ton' of the activities of the Legion for further announcement concern­ telling how they had earned the Ing installation money to pay for Che Legion home. | ... for^ Il was ourchased in 1933 for 83500 ,। Mrs. Henry leaves Sunday for - note being given — a for ..... that amount II Omaha. Neb., to attend the rational During the past eleven years, the I convention as the representative Past has sponsored various projects . ot the Fourth District Auxiliary Inrliirilna a a booth Iwith at the tlw fair, fair «hnw« including lair, shows, snows. । th. the sessions strvnlncr opening Mnnrfsv Monday and and . carnivals, etc., moat of which rhlch have closing on Thursday She has been been highly successful. The Auxil­ । nam named ed as a member of the Paniary also old Its full share having American committee. paid at least 8100 each year to ap­ ply on the note, sometimes giving Dr. Robert Harkness. Prut De­ still more than that sum. They also partment Commander, at thr paid 850 per year rent for the use Thursday evening meeting, urged of the rooms and have assisted in the members of tne Post and Unit other ways In the maintenance of not to rest on past aciflevcmcnta the home. but to make efforts to enlarge the Sterling Rogers, who was Post Legion home nnd to render more commander when the property was and better service to returning purchased, assisted Commander World War II veterans and their Harry Larsen In burning the mort­ dependents. Legionnaires ■ have n (totaling 14 poinli) become good on gage, closing a delightful program wonderful opportunity and a great »1id through October 2. Special jnendon gnu*made of the responsibility when thoc men re­ various men who have served as turn and each older man should b4it Brown Potion Sfampi B in Boot J (totaling 16 poinh) bscom* good on Commanders during the eleven ready to «tx> his part. ' ’ ' ’ rs vslid through October 2. years since the note was given and their nart in helping to raise the Mrs. Hutchins of Fennville acn«w Brown Stamp in Boo* ] will bscom* good for 13500 fund. cainpanied her husband here to the Two new legionnaires were intro- meet ing. T.’Sih cYtY POLICE REPORT Pplice Chief Thompson's report of police activities for the two weeks ending Friday night was as follows: One arrest for drunk and ritsorderly conduct, drew fine ot 84 50 and one year’s probation: caring for one — ..i—-----------------------DOsitive case of- — rabies. -The report from the state laboratory gave posttive proof oi rabies. There was one ' arrest for violation of nuisance ordlnnnce. which hit the violator for 120 fine and 84-50 casta. Three traf­ fic tickets issued; 31 operator! li­ censes Issued; two automobile ac­ cident* ' ' ‘ pol sliced; ’22 mi'ccllaneou.* comlnalnLs: received and invcstlgated___ ------FOR VICTORY BUK.WAR BONDS CALIfOfiHIA - Rp) PENNOCK HOSPITAL ■Portland; Jaaeph PlcJiard, Detroit. waa reported In ths hospital news patients were discharged: Mrs. that 14 quart* of stringbean* has. George Hatch, Saranac; Mrs. been donated by Mrs. Fred Pren- -George Williams. 430 N Michigan; tlce of till* city. The name should Mr*. Leah Mead. Hastings. R 5; have been Mr*. Frank Prentice of Lrslcr Long and Samuel Mas'. Hastings, Route 1, Sorry I Clarksville; Mr* John Bryans and Seven babies have been bom at *on. Hastings, r 1; Ezra Daniels, the hospital since last report, as Nashville; Bierrc Stimson, Middlefollows: To Mr. and Mrs. Richard ; Mrs. William Savacool. Ha*Landon. Hastings. R 5. a boy. Sept.; Rog*. R 2: Mn. Carl Scott and 7; Mr. and Mr*. Henry KJevering. and Wellington Uttle. Lake Nashville, a girl, Sept. 7; Mr. and Odessa; Master Loon Burr Cooley, Mrs. Kendall Keller. Hasting*. R 5. ‘ 303 E- Colfax; Mn. Thomas Lo­ a boy. Sept 7: Mr. and Mn Ralnh nia*ney and daughter. 401 Benton: Soya. Dowling, a boy, Sept 10: Mr.! Mr» Richard Landon and son. Has-------------’. ting». and Mn.’oSiid Gerald Tlacher. Tlscher. Hasting* HasUng*. ‘ink’. R R 5; 6: Harold Harold Benedict. B<—— 838 — E.” ir. and Mr* . *»ono. inom*.* Minus, R 2. a bov. Sept. 11: Mr. Bond; Thoma.* Minns. enter Chief NoonLeonard Hummel I^nsir ” a • girl, ,1day “v i"* rnn Middleville; **-« ling, Camp. Mn ato». Stan­ Sept. 12; Mr. and Mr*s. Utl* MUI. ___ I l*y Foed- Alto; Mr*. Jack Mapc^ “t. 13. | *nd daughter, Sunfield: Mn. ClayJr., Nashville, a boy. Sept. 12. 5"“-- * — Patients receivingr meoical care ; g" ^LiS?. .;•----Mrs Fn-d *- ’ are Roderic Cramer.r. U0 W MUI Grand; William 9'*' John Cappon, 837 EI. Walnut; ------------ Mn. Prichard. W. Grand; Mn. ■. Janet J"i‘l Henry Sheldon. 138 W. Mrs. 2u.rorrJohn Scobey, 510 E. Bond; Mn Detroit; Miss Rotie Cooper. 12S 8. Hanover; Miss Jean lester, Has ­ Betty Nelson, 115*4 S. Mie ■ tings. R 4; Clara Matson. Hastings. Mr*. Prank Becker. 530 N R 3. was traiuferrad tn Butterworth »an: C. Percy Allen and Joh Far. Middleville; Noah Earl Gooch hospital in Grand Rapid*. and Mrs. Jennie Shelllngton. Free­ Mr and Mrs. Krauts Keller and port: Mrs. Ivan Ross, Clarksville; daughter Minim, Marylln. qj of oyracusc. Syracuse. N. Gordon Burpee, Dowling. u»iwnrr Y.s came Friday anfor a visit with Those undergoing surgery’ during £.2 0* irMii™ r' w-'rcTHMUngs^Sls’s0^:"^ । >*'« * Marilyn Milfcr. E. Mill St.;' Mrs ' n turn° a Perry Wiseman. 209 S. Michigan; f“llh7r vf.it W Hartings fw a Mrs. Royal Gardner, Hartings, >R 'urthcr »»»• _ 2: ^Mrs. Mrs. Neal ^Granger^ Granger, HasUnps. Hastings. | R 4; Mrs. Lyle Condon, Clarksville; DON’T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T J u ..u Alvin NEED Allen Behler------and Mr* Nash.— । BUY WAR BONDS Lake Odessa; Mrs. Joseph Crosby J INSTEAD. STEWING CHICKENS FOWL FRYERS. BROILERS OR ROASTERS FANCY ROCKS 39c 44c " iHOST CUT *• LEG OF LAMB LAMB ROAST LAMB BREAST u 33' (6 POINTS) ' SHOULDER CUTS -2?' . 17' (4 POINTS) $TIW OR IRAIZE' (1 POINT) FREiH CHOPPED rib LAMB CHOPS ,"0"Ti3Yc LOIN (T POINTS) 0Ju. L it GROUND BEEr PREMIUM OR STAR ,”°"‘:i'49c LAMB CHOPS (4 POINUI SLICED BACON NEW CROP - SWEET GRAPES PERCH POTATOES I 2 ■» 19' lb'15( FRESH CAUGHT FRESH CARROTS ONIONS CABBAGE POTATOES HADDOCK FILLETS LB. SWEET-SPANISH BacU withvza< 19' LBS NEW-GREEN MARRIAGE LICENSE I Clarence E. Lester. City . Wanda Mae Bechtel. City FRESH DRESSEO 55c LAKE TROUT HALIBUT STEAK LBS. MICHIGAN—U. S. NO. I BUY WAR BONDS LARGE-JUI MICHIGAN CELERY LGE. 8CH. 15c LBS. LEMONS 49' NO MTTSN CpFpflR iN ANY »T A**V Ilk flavor ooz. 33c in • GENUINE SOUTHERN MICHIGAN—WEALTHY APPLES 15 4 25c YAMS 2 t.s 25c cup ifoa* AaP VARIETY BREAD caunial Ckaic» AGAIN AVAILABLE IN 3-LO. SIZE ENRICHEO I'/r-ll LOAF MARVEL RYE BREAD WHEAT HOME STYLE VIENNA SESAME SEED LOAVES 29c VICTORY MODEL — SULTANA PEANUT BUTTER CIDER VINEGAR MUSTARD AMMONIA 2 is ANN FA6E Trained hands that help hold the home front OT. SULTANA LB. JAR 54' 14' 18' QT. 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE 3 a. 61 HEART'S DELIGHT PORK 8 BEANS M'SSi 12c ALL PUIPO3E PURE LARD "rff'S? 2d!. 34c IONA HOUR KEY RO SUNNYFIELO MARGARINE (4 POINTS) 23c MARGARINE (4 POINT!) 24c T/s-OZ. CAN 5c oi' 23c PRUNE JUICE (UNNYFIELO HI Tic CAKE FLOUR pkg DUFF'S 13c AM: WAFFLE MIX ARMOUR'S POTTED MEAT ION* PEAS (II POINTS) HO. I CAN 12c FRUIT JARS ooz. quarts MORGAN S FRUIT PECilll 6?C BOT. 13C uiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiirtiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiH! MAKE THIS. PLEDGE FOB YOUR UNCLE SAM UJNNYFIELD Yoj‘11 see her in our Portis Hof window—doing a man’s job—earning a man’s pay ... helping her man in service win a speedier Victory! You too are needed—in factories—on farms—in stores Join America's Victory workers NOWI Thb tpace Is contributed bi m effort ROLLED OATS At thousands of Standard Oil Dealer Stations throughout the Midwest, skilled hands are rendering a stepped-up standardof car service—the higheat type obtainable. This is the p*eult of intensified training and special instruction (1 POINTS) <•»/* OZ. CAN a 7C legal price! . GRANULATED MACARONI «' 11c MET SUGAR ANN PAGE JACK FROST NOODLES 4X SUGAR IOMA IMITATION FRENCH $ VANItLA Bring th •Vaile Fatl Selling Quality Keeps Us B?sy TOMATO SOUP >. 18c MUSTARD 5 u. 32c st tab priest. THE CONSUMEt HOME FRONT PLEDGE CAMPAIGN 1i in M JAL 13c couraoa inaugurated by Standard Oil , to help keep America’a cars' in action. Waters Clothes Shop •r?J 17C lot lipUllftl RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES A SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGU is DiUqrV L :■ sta/ap$ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1$, 1M3 Al-1 Lewi* Ntcb ipent Tuesday aflet- in Sermon and Song. Splandld imuand Mr*. Newton called on Mra. lur. i noon wiUi Mr and Mra. CUrenc* tic will feature thi* mfvIcc len Flih Sunday afternoon. * B Banadtet- * Un nMraa Foal of 8:00—Wedneaday evening,—Bible ton Kauffman of Baltic Creek 4 R-. Labor Day with hl* pqrenta, Mr., guest ot her aunt. Mr*. Ida Mary Bhoem^w of lAiuing ly Day Program. Sunday School Miss Velma Buehler of Grand and Mr*. Joe Kauffman and family.1 acholara are requested to be at the U Blouon W laplds spent th* weekend with her A Mr -hd Ur. church Saturday at 2:30 for rehearInd. spent -fjom | drM * Mr jgj, XEen Pish •al. September 23rd on Thuraday parent*. Mr. and Mrs Forest Bueh- Huntington. i er of North Irving. * Mr. and Mrs. Thursday yintll Sunday u guests of . <nd Calvin were Sunday evening evening. their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mr*. I guest* of Mr and Mra. John Baar A Regional Business maetlng will Sonald Southard and two children Adorn Endres. * Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. | o off Grand Rapid*. * MiasMUs Betty be held at Woodland. Pol luck •din­ it Nashville, and Mra. Emerson Hoyd and Patty spent the weekend Stuart * ~ — v. — of Battle Creek spent Bun­ ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Struble of Hastings, also Miss Prnn- with Supt and Mft. Evart Ardla day with her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. :ii Bigg* of Nashville were Sunday nnd non at Inkster. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph BUiart. Mr*. Robert Ocnnaly Church ef the United tinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Hardy of Dearborn, and Mr. and returned with her for a few day* Brethren In Christ ■V. Culver. ★ Rev. J. L. Ickes sup- Mra. Roy Nagler of Detroit. ★ Sun­ visit. * Rev. Alice Griffin was E. B. Orlffln D. D. Pastor ilietl in the pulpit at both service* day dinner guest* of Mr. and Mr*. guest speaker at the Christian En­ Phone 491 it the U. B. church at Lake Odes­ Howard Thaler were Mr. and Mr*. deavor meeting held at Ogden. sa Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Marvin Thaler of Hastings, and Mr. Mich.. Monday night. * Word has 10: 00 A. M —Sunday Settool Barnum of Coats Grove were Sun- and Mra. John Thaler, i Mr. and been received announcing the mar­ 11: 30 A. M.—Morning Worship lay guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben Mr*. E C Emerick and Del! Eld­ riage of Miss Marion Rohbatcher ot 7:00 P M.—Christian Endeavor llakney. » W. W. Rockhill ho* not ridge of Grand Rapids and Cl*o Ypsilanti and Ralnh Eye of Inkster B 00 P M —Evening Worship Rnnb Ind son Wilbur of Caledonia on Augtut 25th "nicy will reside in 8 00 P. M—Thursday. Prayer p Mr. and Mra C. L. Henney spent were Sunday caller* of Mr. and Ypailantl where they are both em­ meeting. Bundav nnd Monday with Mr and Mrs. Chas. Overholt. * Mr. and ployed. RaUv Day is set for Sept 2«th. Mra. Wm. Wincy mid family of Mra. Allen Fi*h and Calvin called committee. Mrs Win. Olthouae. Mr.KAlamazoo. * 2nd Lt Jame* on Mr and Mrs. L. A. Begor of Humphrey uf Fort Sill. Okla . wo* Grand Rapids Saturday afternoon. Ke be kill am ib b Thur*, caller at the F. K Bur­ * Mrs. Ijcon Howk and Mr* Elnora Tlie Freeport Rebekah Lodge will kes* home. ★ Mr*. Glenn Miller Whitney colled on the former* meet this Thursday evening. Sepnnd daughtej. Ann Marie of Has­ parent*. Mr. and Mra. Dup Weaver Umber 16. All members are request­ tings spent Saturday afternoon of Elmdale Sunday afternoon. * ed to be present and bring small 7 00 Christian Endeavor , with her mother. Mrs Irma Brown. Mr. and Mra Morley Carew ot gift tor prize. . 8 00 P M Each Tuesday evening. W Boyd Payne of Hastings was a Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Arth­ Prayer meeting. BUnday dinner guest of Ills nipt her, ur Clinton of Carleton. Mr. and Womans Society Mra. Ida Paytie. * Mrs. Ada Bunn Mn* Howard Clinton of Bowne. The W.B.CB. met at the home lif pleasant Valley nnd Mra. Dema Miss Helen Moore and Mra. Mabel ot Mr* Howard Thaler last Wed­ HeiL'ch. local; called on Mrs. Ed Fields, local were Sunday afternoon nesday with a good attendance (Thomas Sunday afternoon. * Sun- - cuiril <»< Mrs. •*. califrs of Mr. n nnd B. •• R Clin- Plans wore made for a chicken »up- NOTICE TO CREDITORS lioy nftenuxm culler* of Mr. and ton, * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walton. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Mil. Aduni E’ndres were Mr. mid Mrs Bernice Cloason nnd Nancy Mra. Matt Krelser nnd Mrs. De- visited Mr. mid Mra. C. F. Clo.son koung mid two sons ot Burnipit Cor- 1 of Stanton Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. The ... -— ...... meet next nera. * Hico Kauffman returned j Chas Asplnoll attended the funeral Cha*. Aspinall Tuesday nt Uie home of Mrs. Cora home last Wednesday after spend- of -» Mrs *—»• Henney of <ra»tina« Sarah Hastings Walton at 3 o’clock. Everyone wel­ ing the summer with her sister. Sundav afternoon. * Mr. nnd Mrs. come. Mrs. Paul Thompson mid familv ut Senitah Secsc .spent Monday with Maple Grove * Mrs C W Culver Mr. and Mrs. Emory Kime of near Freeport Public. School attended the Garden Club held at Clarksville. * Mr and Mrs Max Freeport School having s'arted Nashville Tuesday. E- T. Johnson of Snyder are spending a couple of for Uie new year with »different Luke Ode».'.a gave a lesson on the weeks with his parents. Mr. and arrangement of teacher*. For High culture of Rones * Callers of Mr. Mrs. Frank Snyder of Hastings * School Supt. Crouch. Willard Kid­ kind Mrs. Wm. Dipp nnd family Mrs. Ed Coats spent last week with der and Mrs. Palmer Mrs. Realna Bunday evening were Mrs Fred Mr. and Mrs. C W. Doty of Battle Cornsfock of Grand Rapids in the Haywood mid son. Pvt Fredrick Creek ★ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kain of Grammar Room. Mra. McCall. In­ Haywood * Mra Bessie Fox of Muskegon were Sunday dinner termediate room, and Mrs. Lavonne Hastings was n Sunday dinner guests of Mr nnd Mra. Ralph Stuart Barnum. Primary Mr. and Mrs puest of Mr mid Mrs Allen Fish. and familv. * Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rlough are the Janitors again Uris ; order fob publication * Mr. and Mrs Rolland Furrow Woods and family nnd Mr. und Mrs. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Harold Woods nnd ----Supt. and Mra. Crouch spent thr son---------spent-------Bun­ pnd Mrs R. j Williams of Middle- . {|By with Mr. and Mr*. Ed Wnllan- weekend al their cottage in Man- . LakeMr~and nille * Mr. mid-Mrs Rial Kellogg der of* -• Sand ° *- **« •"«* Mrs. *■'— liter county. The School Enrollment is some- | pnd family of Uansing were Satur­ Marvin Thaler of Hasting", called day overnight guests of Mr. and on their son Keith Sunday who is what less this year than last. Mrs. Glen Kellogg nnd on Sunday spending n few weeks with his both families with Mr nnd Mrs. grandmother. Mrs, Wm. Hutchins | -----------Christian* — Endeavor --------Union WlJliird Arnold und daughter of * Mr. and Mrs Wm. Olthonse at-* Tire Barry Countv C. E. Union Hasting-; visited the home of Mr Bowne were Sunday dinner guests । will meet Monday. September 20th Better Times—A wiuh rack boy in ■nd Mrs. Robert Glasgow and fmn- of .the latter's mother. Mrs. Ellen at Pleasant Valley United Brethren a local garage tells of finding quar­ |ily of ... Woodland. — .....* Mr*. Mari’ Hen- Geese. * Mrs. Jennie Freeland of church at 8 o'clock. Rev. JamesOters under upholstery which. In the ney wiu. in Hastings Friday on husl- Hastings was a Saturday afternoon I.Sullivan will give the address, d, ? <.r same period last year, yielded only nera. and Mrs. Mi. Aiten nek’.. * * Mr. Mr. and Alton Fish Fish caller caller nt at the the homes homes of of Mra. Mrs. £. L. B. B. ------------clock In । dimes. land '" family *“were “—‘in —‘Ur Nashville Sat- i^,ter. Hat- Lester. Mrs. Julia Mrs.Godfrey, Julia Godfrey, and Mrs and I Mrs I Honor Roll for Boys In Service ' * ■ • - '• George Di lin Yule. * Mr.. and - — Mra. —'—Chius. . The Freeport Duration Club are | . ---------Bassett, also .Mr. nnd Mra Frank Aspinall attended a convention nt having —‘n ' teinixirary temporary Honor Roll Hynes of near Woodland. * Mr. and Alma from Thursday until Sntur- I mndr fnr the Bov* ip the Services Mra. Alvin Helrlglr of North Irv- ; dav evening * Mr* Art Hooper of ; to be placed in the window of the TUt TRUTH OF THE MATTED IS - I SHOULD Ifnv and mother. Mra. Ellen Hrl- near Pleasant Valley called on Mr. | Library. The Roll is to include all rigii were Sunday gurat* of Mr ( and Mrs. Semlah Secse Sunday nf- boys from the Village of Freeport, QUIT STUMBLING IN THEDAPK AND and Mra. M. Devos of Grand Rap- ternoon. * Mr. and Mra- Chas. Hoyt । Rural Route, and those who atLOOK IN THE-VELLOW PAGES OF THE Ids The latter remained with her and Patty attended the funeral of : tended Freeport School. We reallce daughter * Mr. mid Mra Dirrei Mra Robert Cisler Monday after- this is going to be quite a task, nnd TELEPHONE DlOECTOPY FOB AN ELECTPICIAll Hall mid' tflrce sons of Hastings noon. * Mr. and Mrs B. R Clinton I we surely don't want to over-look were Saturday evening ('nests of nn. nicely settled in their new home | any boy. We are risking all the parMr mid Mrs Robert Newton and purchased from Mr and Mra Clare ent* to kindly cooperate with us. family * Kenneth Smelkci cf west White. Mr. and Mra. While and । so if you don't find your boys name Frenport was In Frcoport in Hasting;! Hastings Monday f amilv have moved to Hastings. Mr. on the Roll don't feel offended, on business * Miss Helen Slccklr - and „„u Mrs. Alfred Gonzklhu moved Please come to one or any of the i„. -------- . to ._ Battle «Creek —«. c. return'd Sunday , ..into the t.QPic home veexied vacated ty by Mr. and committee and we wlU be only to night nftcr .<;x*ndinr her vacation ; Mrs Mra. Clinton. * Mr. and Mra Mr Frank glad to include his name We are daughter M: Marlyn of hoping to have a large Roll placed with Imr parents Mr and Mra. Marlin and daughter Rapids — spent Sunday eve- i out doors a little latter this fall, as ! Owen Siccklc* of West Carlton. * I Grand c------ -----------Mrs Ralph Stuart nnd son Dean nlng nmg with wnn Mr. and Mra ——. Wm Mish- we nrc depending on some of the I -----of . --Bowne -------- j. *»».Miss — it, as soonasbusv ! ipent horn Tuesday until Kntttrdny .ler Dorothy Van ।.men ------ ~ j..le]p night with her mother. Mt, Nellie 1 Patton who has been attending the i renMjn ''•••■son *« ’• over. More details about < Yeitcr of Lowell * Miss Doniihy 1 children's Institute in Detroit for the 1 thh “•'* a " little " later. Plrase keen the I Pippi 1 of Algonac spent Saturday post three. months Is spending u officers of the Duration Club in­ nnd Sunday with Mr. mid Mr:. P few days with her parents. Mr. nnd formed of the change of addresses ~ ...------ * .. «... C. Tabbrrer. Pvt. Dal? Dnke.s Mrs c Vnn pntto,, nortt) Of prec. of your boy. n* we wish to keep In ■»7rt before returning to Bronson touch with ail of them. Just send who K liom*’ on furlough wu« a, port K..1G.V...2C3 * Mr. and us a postcard with his name, ad­ ----- - al" Kalamazoo Bunday evening caller of Mr. mid hospital Mr. L’on Howk. * Mr mid Mrs. 1 Mrs Chas. Woods of ot Union ..... City. dress. and rank, before Oct. l«t. Alviih Moore mid family of near ( Indiana, spent a few days last week Also wish to ask that all dues must Kalamazoo visited their parents, with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woodsand be paid as soon as possible to help Mr. and Mrs- Chas Moore, mid on | family and Mr. and Mrs. Harold In buying cards-alsogiftsforChri.itSunday they all attended the Moore y/irn nnd son. * Labor Day guerts nins for our boys. You may give these reunion at the home of Mr and : r>f Rev. nnd Mrs J. L. Tcke» were dues to Mr*. Leon Howk or Mrs Mr. Wm. Moore near Hustings. A Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Skull of Lake Otte Kunde. Mr;:. Einma Anderson was in Has- | Odessa * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd OeiMethod Kt Church tlngs Fridnv * Mrs. Wm Mishler i ger of AUo were Sunday night *upRev. John McCue. Pastor and Gwendolyn of South Bowne ner —guests ------- ‘­ of Mr. and Mr*. Chas. in no—Mnmlnj wnr«hip were Sunday afternoon callers of । Oelgi-r and family. * Mr. and Mrs. 11:00—Sunday School Mr mid Mrs. Harold Yoder and | J.-.;Jay 2!™sh Blough .ir.d and son Billy spent n.uu—hvcnuig vvoramp—A drama familv. A MUs Ri mita Cole of Has- ! Saturday Saturdav with the U latter’s parents. tings was .. a Wednesday night sup- .j Mr. J Mwa and Mrs. Olin Johnson near “The Prodical Son” will be Riven tier g(ie«t nhe«t of Mr. and n J Mrs. Ivan I "Hustings * Mr. and Mrs. John Roti'll * Mrs Bdrtha B<’ Rnii'h Johnson of 1 Overholt of Clarksville were Friday Hasting* ancnl the weekend with evening callers of Mr. and Mr'. I Mr and Mrs. Dun Posim.i nnd I Chas. Overholt. * Mr. and Mr*. < daughter . Phyllts. * Mr. nnd Mra. I John Thaler were in Caledonia ■ Otte Kunde mid Mr nnd Mrs. R I Thursday helping Mr. and Mra. ; F. Kunde were in Big Rapids mid > Win. Spcara settle in their home Evart Sunday, on business. * Pvt there. 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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER !«. 1M3 guest of her brother and stotcr-ln- * Mrs Gerald Steinke returned I Miss Johanna RoscnthaJ of De­ pifsed Bunday with a birthday Little Rock. Ark. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Taw. Mr and Mrs Fred Becker, of; yesterday <Wednesday), from a'trolt. ia spending a week wltK her dinner at the heme of her daugh­ Banghart.' Sunday, were Mr. and Lansing over Labor Day. They all i three days' buying trip at Chicago, parents. Mr. and Mrs R P. Roeer.- ter. Mn. Ray Hotchkiss, of Route I. Mra. Mason Norwood of KalamMQO vlslled Mr. and Mrs. George H.| Miss Beverly Brown and Mu» that of Carlton Center. and Mr. ahd Mn. Oliver Densmore Becker of Rochester, on Bunday. 1 Elisabeth French Are in Grand of Akron. Ohio. Mrs. John Jacobson at Muskegon Detroit guests of Miss Hazel Henry | Rapids shopping today. . — Mn. Gerald E Douglas FUk of Hunter. N D., and Mr. end'Mrs. Ben Hundermsn and family and Mr. who Is in the U- 8. Marine Corp, Duane Hunt ~ ILMlMippi and Garrett Jacobson of Grand Squires, who came for the weekend ert Wdrl 6f charlotte nnd Cpl training al Kalamazoo, spent the .. ----- ----------- ,jro weeks Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herney spent CharlH WMrtg of Jefferson Barweekend with his uncle and aunt. visiting their husbands. ROUSH REUNION Mrs Llnnle Davis entertained Bunday tn Concord £ith their racks. Mo. Wik. -----Mr. and Mrs. Mason Hathaway Mr I Tlte first meeting of the Presby­ Dan App of Quincy was a gue»t work in Youngstown. Ohio Bunday in honor ot her son. Lieut. daughtcr-ln-law. MraW. AHer“ * * Mrs. James and Mrs. A. G Hathaway of Rut­ over the weekend of Miss Florence Mn. Ralph Herrick returned to ‘,amw Btanlake *»'an*a«e and ana baby o»o> commdr. KlrchnAr, and family, who terian Guild, after a two mouths n«y, their son ter* — ------------land were Sunday guests. fifty-two present. 1 daughter of Lanstna. Mr. and Mrs u hOtne leave. being transferred Kalamazoo on Tuesday after a few ntng at the home of Mn. Jay Detroit, "mJ Harma Hupcr ot ivniamazoo ran tTom New port. R. I., to San FranMiss Marton Sawyer returned a ihH^on in J' p‘ V1^n I,yke “P4 !°n' cUc °, Those Tnof* present were Mr. and Manman, with Mrs. Fay Marble and Howard City, Amble Wednesday to her home tn Kala­ Ttrs. Norton Hoffman ot Gauley cisco, mazoo after spending a few days Bridge. W. Va.. is spending a few Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Of- Mrs. H. B. Billings and Mabel Crais I Miss Grace Relekord. a«Uttmr. The Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs I '.nA Ihr?r d .mill de ” ttnd Mr a P d Mre , C ar U® 111 " : of Mrs Harold Baker anfl, Lansing. Mrs. and . ’ >«'» president elected to fill the short bu»ine*s with Mrs Morris Hill and Mrs Le > weeks with her son-tn-law and Arthur Lower were Mr. and Mrs. Granville Factor, and their small w un( j lwo children, local. *rre M son. n, Roland, ot Charlotte, Mr. and! »» Mra. Fay MarbleI with Mrs. Wheeler Ton Boyce. daughter. Mr. and Mra Harold Per­ L. E Stevenson and family of Stur­ Mrs Wm. Clagett of near I ™,e. October meeting will be held ed president. It waa vol ,ondinner guests Bunday of Mr. and ~~ — - and Mclva ' Mrs. Philo Otis and Mbs Mar- kins. gis. Hastings an? Mr. and Mrs. E. O. ' ‘ he home of Miss Agnes smith on the reun on next year Mr. and Mrs. Hubert D. Cook and Mrs. Delbert Whitmore. Tnta ocKne Hill were in Kalamaaoo on Mrs. Francis Hamilton entertained Mr. and Mra. Harold Hller of Jarman and family of Hastings. , Wednesday. Oct. 6. 1 lake the first Sunday in Mlss Marion Cook were Sunday caslon U an annual reunion as all iturdav. u group of friends from BatUe Mrs. Fay Marble with her father, I Ionia were guests ot Mr. and Mra. Creek and Kalamaxoo over the gueaU of Mr. and Mrs Fred Keech tlte girls were students together in Thomas Baird on Thuraday. com ­ of BatUe Creek at their cottage at high school ’ Richard Carlyon left this morning _____ iy, September 7. Mr. Ing io help Mr and Mrs. Baird weekend at the Fred Jones cottage MUI lake in Johnstown. Mrs. A. E<u>ton, Ml:--. Beatrix for a week's visit with relatives in | celebrdU and Mra. Harold PeiXina entertained their fortieth a adding at Wall lake. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Wood were Easton and Mra. Bert Wcbo were , with a dinner honoring Don Per-, Uie upper peninsula Miss Laura Marie Maurer of BorJoe Burkholder and Morru Hill , wedding anniversary Herbert in Mra. Lansing on Tuesday. gea.1 hospital. Kalamazoo, spent sumU of Mr and Mra Howard Birdsafl is in Grand;j kins' birthday. Those present were1 Harry Larsen haa gone to Mus­ Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.11 Silcox of SuryvUle over the week11 Mr. and Mrs. Don Perkins. Lt. and l kegon where he haa employment. end. Rapids on business today. .... An _ end. Maurer. Mrs. Clyde Wolf ot South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Valentine i Mis. Arnold Perkins and “ Mrs. Daisy 1 . Mta. Laraaijind^ Mrs. Edwin Urfer, Miss Martha!I Mr. «u>— —------ - ------ ------- --------------------------------—daughter expect iiCik SCCn. Miss Dona Stuart were In Grand . to iiivVv move Ithere soon. . . . Ann Urfer and Mr. and Mrs.'; Ind, arrived on Tuesday to spend and two sons of Ypsilanti and Mrs. Mr*. Leon Felder of near Pral- Wayne Goodwin and son. Tommy.] &Tar^r,he week *"* ^orerA^ne^x^ Rapids Monday to attend the fu­ »«•>end of Allegan were Sunday guests of “Returning today from a week in on Monday of Mr and Mrs Lioyd neral of Mrs J. H. Ptttengcr. Mrs. rloville spent Labor Day SaW?Pitlcnger wax the mother of Mrs. Tuesday as the house guest of Mr. Mr. and Mrs John Ingram. Mrs Claude J Stuart, former residents and Mrs. John Oliphant- al their Goodwin and son returning on J*H TY^dmnlck^’ M iVMr. Ainu Flngleton returns to- da*? A F* <imin Kalamaxoo. •ton returns to■—-------------Tuesday. h<Mrs Robert L. Hoasack n1 Kala­ home J Mrs. Gerald Ryan left Saturday {Uy from Chicago where sishe — had' n nerr will wU1 be served. . Mr and Mr*. Walter Sunday re­ Mrs. James Mason left Thursday mazoo spent the weekend with her turned last Monday from Ft Dea for Minneapolis where she wiu for a three weeks' vUit with her ■ been since Sunday buying BUT-' Thirty-three were In attendance parents. Mr and Mrs J M. Ising- MoAies. Ia., where they visited their visit her father for two weeks. husband In Ban Dieao. Cal. , chandise for her store Mrs Cora Lawcocl of Flint is the1 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnaon at a family reunion held at Uie ston Mr. and. Mrs. John G Rulm- daughter, Pvt. Margaret Ruth Sun. Richard Christian went to D»troll home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A vetd of Kalamazoo came Sunday. day. who I* in training there. Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. For­ guest oFher son-in-law and daugh- “rt planning to spend thia wcekMr and Mts. A. H. Carveth are rest Christian and Mr and Mn. ter. Mr. and Mrs A B Gidley. this end in Detroit as guests of Mr. Moore in Carlton Sunday. Those, Mrs Hossack returning with tnern present were Mr and Mrs. c. J. week ; and Mrs. Eric von Reis. to their home in Uie evening. Mrs leaving Saturday for West Virginia David Christian. Kiwanis “White Elephant" Pick-Up Crew Hossack left Tuesday for Lot An­ where they plan to spend a month Cpl. Boyd Clark relumed TuesP»t- Donald Wellfare arrived here Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore Robert Burch visited his brother. and family. Mr. and Mrs- Dale geles. California to lx- with her and from there will go to tiwir Charles Burch, of Grand Rapids day to Alamogordo. N Mex. after Tuesday from camp Rucker. Ala - week's i._ n firtr^n lluv Mrs fnrlinivli visitr .i a fifteen day furlough tu visit Cook und family. Mr. and Mrs., husband. Robert L. Hossack QM home in Fort Laundcrdale. Fla., over the weekend. Will Start Picking Up Donations Thursday a visit with Clarktoand g«» Ralph Moore and family, and Mr . for the winter hto wife and parents. 3/c of the Seabee' Mr. and Mrs. Prank Kurr enter­ children and Mr and Mra. Dan ’ H and Mrs. Frank Thompson and Ray Branch nnd son. Bob. were tained several relativej from Chi­ Ashalter. Keith Clark was nLto home A guest ot Mrs w. D. Bennett Mr. and Mrs Wayne Frey of Afternoon and Early Evenings. Starting on and Mrs., Michigan City. Ind., nnd Mrs. Fred in Detroit on Tuesday attending cago last week and on Monday from Ann Arbor over the weekend J this week has been her sister. Mrs,! son of Freeport: Mr .Glenn Moore and two giandchllVanDyke and ton. John of Ply­ tlm Hollywood Bond Cavalcade at about twenty-five gathered at the Mrs. Gilbert Tate spent two Millie Mohler of Kalamazoo. Green St. and All Territory South of Green Mrs. Frazer Ironside and Mrs. V.■ dren of Nashville; and Mr. and mouth visited their parents. Mr. S. °ttr. ®n. U,eM.8^l। ^iS^u^'d^ Vai Kurr home at Freeport for a weeks with her husbana in Rich­ Mrs. Alva Moore and children of D. Widrlg spent -Monday in Bat­ Scott. Judy Garland. Fred Astaire Astalrr ! '“S'? m,- ."dMra "h w™ AwdI Gaskell spent mond. Va . at Uie Army Air Bose, tle Creek. Street. ' &Mj"^‘cSe?X7 Kr-r' O%dnd ^pidx^t and cpl. Tate returned with her Mrs. Raymond Gibson returned, Mr. und Mn. Lew Kruid of Zee­ last Wednesday for an eight day Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Jones en-' land spent Saturday with her sis­ furlough at home. Dick . Howell . nd _wv«r«l other. | aue ^ 0 , Mr Please Have Articles on Front Porch To ter ahd husband. Mr and Mm. Vein Mra Krnlth McIntyre and Janet Ravmond Gibson for two weeks. their “ son. Corp. n Robert honor of Uie,r n Coro °bert equally as well known.s called to Curtiss ’ ‘ *Jn Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. were In Kalamazoo on Saturday. Harold Phillips was called to Arriving in Battle Creek on Tues- Saunders, who" 1* home on fur-, Pvt. Gerald Curtiss ot Seattle. Facilitate Transportation. Cpl. and Mrs. Elmer Sandecn of day lay by the ill -1 Gordon, Ga. by bomber plane was Nancy C Mr ’ * > i FtoS,iS’ZH| ilrirn w.de. Texarkana. Texas, came last week Wash. spent a few tlat with his IX-.u-r M». on T»w«toy W'in. I • Guests were He returned I L' wcr " Mr. 1and Mrs. Lynn parents. Mr. and Mrs Vcrn Cur­ Tuesday for a visit with Mr. nnd Harkness Love to spend a one day t,UP Malllson, and Mr. and Mrs. Cleo tiss while enroute to Vermont. Kiwanis “White Elephant" Committee । evieve Kern visited Traver-^ —, Mrs Herman Sandeen and other leave with her parents. Dr. and,' MallLwn and daughter of Lansing, .u— — «. — • Mrs. Robert Harkness. Mr. and Mr-> Roman FeldjMUSch improved. relatives over the weekend. I relatives, returning yesterday to Clifford Dolan and Don Siegel I Mrs Ella Wolfe, who left tile. Mbs Wilma Blanch and Mrs Walleave Saturday for New York to at­ Mrs. Gertrude Adams Is spend­ Texas. : ter Dunklebergcr and children ot tend thr Super Market Conference left Wednesday for a Canadian busl-,1 Ing this week in Landing with her Mr. and Mrs Guy Giddings and fiifit Thursday tn August for Bay near Nashville. Mr. Emma Well­ • I, sister, who Is ill­ City to visit her son, Hasting. which will couver.c until Thms- ness trip. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker were Robert Bush, who has been here I Mr. and Mra. Leon DeLano and | Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Barry, who has been plnjlnz wltn, man, Mr. and Mrs Wilford Piatt riav. On the return trip ;Vv will his orchestra there at Winona and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brlsul and visit Mrs Frldpausch's sister and with friends on furlough, haa been : son of Ionia were guests of Mr. and Slattery of Kalamazoo daughters of Hastings. family. Mr and Mrs Gerald Swerd- transferred from Fort RUey. K«nsa Mrs. Hugh HuKh Riley over the weekend. II Saturday guests of Mrs Dora in. Beach, relumed home Wednesday. Evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. left fegcr nt Buffalo. N Y for a few to M. S. C- at East Lansing and iidiert Returning to Paw paw today will । gram were Mr. and Mn. Russel! Mr. and Mrs Paul Nielson and her.. Adrian Farr and daughters Phyllis -—_ b'- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hack- Ingram of Ionia and Mr. and Mra. son accompanied her home, the days They expect to be away about yesterday to resume hU trainir ’fif , and Janice, and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn MlM Mabel Sisson went to I NciLsons leaving the following day H ney and son. David, who have been i I William Ingram of Mt. Clemens ten d“>s , , , Mbs M ixlne Ayers Ls planning to Ingham cn Wednesday for a guests °f hu mother. Mn Almira'I and on Bunday Mr and Mrs Dur- for Detroit. The orchestra ls now. Hubert of Battle Creek. ..;.2 Mlr— “ — Palmer HaCknev. since Sunday. Mr Hack-1l and Rogers and family of Grand playing at the Kn See club in To­ Fir iMr Mti n 'vn H R#y spend this weekend In Chicago and wiil. Mrs. Gertrude Endsley was sur-i ledo and will be ot the Tumpa Ter­ will be the guest of her fiance. A C i Elizabeth DeYoeT. ney begins his eighth year of teach-;| Rapids spent the day with her. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brand- . Ing at Paw Paw this fall. Forrest Schondelmeycr, who Ls sta­ I John Engel is receiving treatment race in Tampa. Flu., after Dec. 1st. Mrs. Wolfe reports that during tioned there. . . „ . xtetter and ML*s Ambra and Peter j| A weekend guest of his grand­ | tn Leila Post hospital. Battle •=•■ » Miss Gertrude Dlmond of Grand Fedewa were in l^ake Odessa on I parents. Mr.______ her went pr stay *UY at Bay .City they went and______ Mrs. Clarence Creek, going on Wednesday of last b fishing every Monday and it was Rapids visited her parents Mr nnd ras-----Basil of. week. fishing Hammond, wn " ”Hammond --------Mnu Ernest Kenyon and Misses Delton° Mrs Percy Dlmond over the weckLt. Bovd O'Beimr of Indiana and not unusual to liave two big buckets nt of perch for The evening meal. Lot» and Jean Kenyon were in. Oeorge Griffen of Lansing la Mrs. Sally Ailerding of Grand "" C,MLss Beverly Adams has rome Lansing for two days last week spending the week with his sisters )mer Frederick Granger «;>ent ling the week with hL* sisters., Rapids were guests of Mrs. Omer GuesLs last week of Mr. and Mra.1 Ernest Hayfa and Mrs Roy! home from Binder! t Convalescent Orno Bert, Tuesday in Grand Rapids visiting Mrs. Royj Knowles were her slater, Mrs. DownsErnest Heyfe K and M J ! Barnum und mother. Mrs- Ecri' Home In Grand Rapids w.icr.' she । Mrs. A. L McClellan. Moore, over the weekend. .has been taking the Sister Kenny Prank Dunham, and daughter. Mra ’ George Heath. Miss Miss Stella Stella;j I ,-----Miss"”Constance Cook, who has Mrs. George Heath. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. LyBarker. 7 “JT treatments this summer. Monday plane, who returned to their home Hcath aIld Mrs. Bessie Leonard were1 Mrs. Mac Tricb and Mra. Murray been filling the position of prilnK?n‘n« I’? or Mrl Heath's daughter. Goggln., attended the military fu- vale secretary to the president of she entered sehooL Mr. Mabe) Rotuih left Wednes-1 Rfrs B. J. Kemp, in Grand Rapids neral of Albert Curley, who was the Thcrmoltf Co. al Trenton, N. J . Swan Anderson went Satunlav to Pentwater in northern Michigan day for Loa Angeles Cal. to spend .wo days last week Miss Stella1 killed in an automobile accident in »or several years past, has resigned I Heath returns to Niles on Friday! Iowa. The funeral was held at St.l’bat position nnd returned to her and on Sunday Mrs Ander- n who Ute whiter with rrlatlvwi. A C. Vincent Smith, who was- where she will teach again thLv year, Patrick's church in Bowne on Mon- borne here for an indefinite stay, hud silent two weeks nt <h-dr cot­ Mrs. Gicwner Dage and son. Dick., day. tage on Pentwater lake tcturned recently ransferred to Kalamazoo, ■ । Hattie Scharff, who has been for training, spent Sunday with, Of Paw Paw were gueets cf Mra I Mr and Mra. Henry Rogers of visiting here, has returned to DcWMiss1.Svbll Woodmansee left Sun­ home folks. I cole Newton and Mrs. Lowell Teeter; Prairieville spent Sunday at the troll. A guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. from Wednesday till Sunday. Mr. home day for Detroit where she entered ..w...v of w. M m L. Cook ».iu Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dcrnond of and ma. Mrs. c.»n Ella St. Joseph's Hospital there for nur­ Clarence Johncock was her broth- page also coming for Saturday and. Rz;~ Rogers,. ~™ who had t;;;; been the guest of Ionia spent Sunday eventno-adth er, J. Reuben Reed. Gunners Mate gunday I Mrs ses training. Mr. Eliza Johnson for several ’he latter's mother. jennuZGorciOn Mr and Mrs. Clarence Curtiss of 3ni Class, of Ute Merchant Marine Mrs. Charles Barnes was the I days, relumed ■ • "home with ... them. BntJ frother. Ernest. / . ' 1 Augusta spent the weekend with who has seen active service in the his onrentr.. Mr. nnd Mrs. Vcm South Pacific and returned on Sundnv to his base in Ban Francisco. , CurlLss Weekending with Mr. and Mrs. I Miss Beverly Brown who rceentlv was accepted In the Nurse Cadets Wm. McKtbbin were Cadet and Mrs. | will lenve UiK Sunday for Detroit Ronald McKibben of Westminster where she will spend four months College. New Wilmington. Pa., and at Wayne University taking a p.-e- their gunu this wc/k are Mr -nd ollnlral course. Upon completion of Mrs. Frank Silcox of Urbana. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs Maurice McMurray. this Miss Brown experts to be sent to Community Hospital in Battle Janet nnd Betty Lou were Bunday Creek for the .second part of her guests of Mr and Mrs. E. W. Fifleld in Irving. . :fralnlng. . ... Mr. and Mrs. A B. Gidley were Callers on Monday of Mr. ana Mrs. W H. Bnchclder were Mr. and in Owasso over the weekend to see hts mother. Mrs Maggie Gidley. who Mrs Shlrlev Groff of Clarksville. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kearney Root, and is seriously 111. Cpl. and Mrs Boyd Clark and Mr tind Mrs Harold Corriell of Battle Creek were Sunday visitors children nnd Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ashuitcr were Sunday guests ot Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lancaster. Pvt. Glenn Bachelder arrived and Mrs. Cliff Gillespie of Belle­ home unexpectedly Monday morn­ vue. Arriving today to spend the re­ ing on a fourteen day furlough from Tinker Field. Okla. near Oklahoma mainder of the week with Mr and • Mrs. R. E. Walt. Jr. are Mr. Walt's City. PERSONALS ■ Jirsy SOCIAL ITEMS WHITE ELEPHANTS" NEEDED ADMIRATION and GOLD-MARK HOSE Youths "Fall" For Our Clothes Distinctive Styles for Boys New Colors for Autumn! Our new stock of fall suits is really the kind boys "fall for". You will like the styles, colors and fabrics. Sizes 6 to 20. VITAMINS Prices $12.50 to $22.50 UPJOHN UNICAPS bott. 100 $395 $g49 HIGH TEST B COMPLEX MILES ONE A DAY A b D Vit. Bott. 90 t7 VICKS VAPO RUB 35c iar 27c SAYBROOKS YEAST & IRON ASPIRIN TABLETS 98' bott. 100 39c ALKA SELTZER 60c size SAL HEPATICA 60c size PEPTO BISMOL pint sizes. $5.50 to $16.50 49c Sweaters — pullover and coat styles. Worm and durable. $2.50 to $3.95 B 300 needle—a wonderful hose 9QC at only__ __________ T--------------- ww \ FULL FASHIONED grade A Irregular 7QC ■ w . Cotton Mesh ot - - ..85c MESH AND LACE HOSE gauge 45—ceiling price 88c. Our price____________________ on 340 needle EEC sheer ________________ 09 • Clothes for School • Clothes for Play 10 oz. State & Jaffaraaa SZ NO SEAM—Grade ' LARUEL" 45 GAUGE, SHEER, hard twist yarn. Full fashioned. Lisle top. 3 colors, ceiling $4 00 Price $1.04______X._______ I *HANES" NO SEAM—grade A..Ray­ === DRUG STORE ~=E —J. REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY —E Phone 2241 Mackinaws and finger tip Jack.ets. Plaids and Plain Colors. All $2.95 to $4.50 iiiEEirsi Hastings twist yarn, 45 gauge strand with lisle tops. New fall colors. Trousers. Corduroys and Wool Mixtures. A large _ assortment of the latest colors. MINERAL OIL ORLIS ANTISEPTIC Our new fall hose are beautiful in construction, sheer, high FULL FASHIONED TALCUM LISLE The hose the Admiration makes for the U. S. “Wac" girls. It wears and looks fine, its warm for fall and win­ ter. Grade A $1.00 and 7QC Irregular ____________ ____ __ ■ 9 Rayon F. Fashioned ..$1.25 Pin Point Lace Fashioned — LISLE AND RAYON HOSE— Double top________ '________ RIBBED TOP HOSE........................... 50< OUT SIZE HOSE. Rayon with Ude top. A beautiful hose $4 00 at________________________ ... I Clothing and Furnishings for Men and Boys HASTINGS. MICHIGAN QQc wO "Exclusive, but not expensive*9 �BUYING LIVESTOCK Each Tuesday al my slock yard*, east of BUea factory on Center Road. On Tue*. (’all stock yard* 2108. Any other day leave coll* at 24<8. DAN ULREY LOREN HERSHBERGER AUCTIONEER rooiZ Member National Realty Aue- IAL EDITORIAL— ^ASSOCIATION NATH MEMORIAM THEATRES “Appointment In Berlin" starring George’ Sanders, .Marguerite Chapman----------------------A story based on the shrewd and oft-umes brilliant designs of the adventurous men and women who form the espionage circle. George Raft, Sydney Greenstreel In “Background to Danger" Thrilling melo-drama of murder and international intrigue in spyinfested Turkey. “So Proudlv We Hail" starring Sheldon Agency AU Kind* of Insurants Surety Bonds 'kone 3183 Hastings Swanson Agency PERMANENT WAVE-59; GRANGE NOTICES STEBBINS & JACOBS chose REDUCED RATES Property damage and Liability Conforming to Michigan’s new Responsibility Law may we ad­ vise you how this Law affect* ail Michigan motorists? FIRST CI.ASEt LAKl’ESTEH —.«n i.ue d<- tint Job at Lsil.llne. repairing or Feinting. Very reatoiriblr. Pi...n» 767F3-3. 9 30 , CIDER MILL FARM EQUIPMENT AND M1SC. Form Bureau State Agent AT FIRST SION OF A "First Comes Courage Dramatic story of a courageous woman who marries within the en­ emy gates in order to save her coun­ try. even though her heart was with her brave young Commando. “Submarine Alert" starring Attention Apple Crowers! Richard Arlen. Wendy Barrie Following Ute circumstances un­ Wc orc now buying cider der which a any nest was recently apples and paying highest discovered In the East by the FBI. “Hanpy Serves a Writ" starring prices in this vicinity. William Boyd. Andy Clyde A story thriller of the - country ALLECAN CIDER AND WANTED—EMPLOYMENT 21:1 /AUCTION SALES ttl> TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS AUCTIONEER VINEGAR CO. List Your Sale With Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. Phone 141 or 460) HENRY FLANNERY CARD OF THANKS NASHVILLE PHONE 317# Oates can be made al Banner office. Marshall Furnaces a HV ■u F«>R SALE—130 acre f»rm. eve .oil; ran si! b» Irvlor worked. fenced. Hirn r-vra home, barn. trim,. g"«d rued 7 mile, mirth ting*. 4 mile* euutli Prrrpurt < ronlmrt or might rounder hau lla-tmg* F 1. Holier. Heating* Eove» Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sanders for Rent C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. We Remove Dead Animals EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT V 16 . wilee .uuthrsM of Middle: tile. Repairs furnished and in stalled for all makes a furnaces Depot HlU. Allegan. Mich. For Prompt Removal of . Old, Crippled or Dead i \ Horses and Cows / Hehl ; well 1 elecHa* for tome of that good Lily White Flour HASTINGS it. JO lbs. flour for bushel of 2G97 PHONE M:l:ltl end’ 1', mile. Ne.T.«llle air « harlwllr roe.l. Will Mor- i ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE and BONDS F THE POST PRODUCTS DIVISION GENERAL Our politico cover the new Michl- 1 <*n Financial XeiponUhUlty taw. j JERRY ANDRUS I ■ Phone 2619 Wel’L Bk. Bldg. \____________ ______________ JL.I GENERAL WAREHOUSE AUCTIONEER FOOD FACTORY WORK BOX FACTORY WORK Pates can be made at Banner office. Phone MC7 Hastings, Mich. Steadv Employment Good Working Conditions Good Wages Good Chanee for Advancement Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILBS and Company liutlngs stock­ yards, phone 2588, or call 717—FJ through the Mondays through VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. SOUSE EM SOAK ’EM FREEZE’EM! Saturday* DEAD AND DISABLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY FOR Phone 2691 HORSES $5.00 «. | CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Rodiotors, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brail, Copper & CLENN F. LAUBAUGH M* No. Michigan Avenue Phono MM Hutin SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in ■«—*" ---- " Phone 72 liddlevillo lXPERIENCED FITTER Cattle 8:00 A. M. Io 4:00 P. M. INSURANCE Truss Fitting / Employment subject to WMC C. "BILL” SHERWOOD CURT HASTINGS, MICH. Piling, Truckinc and Handlllng DEWEY REED S SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO, WORK List your Auction Sales with Hotel Hastings Help Horses FOOD CORP. ..MAKES NO DIFFERENCE COWS $4.00 Glycerin available from 'animal fats is badly needed in WAR EFFORT, Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Call collect. C. Thomas Stores KALAMAZOO RENDERING WOLVERINE WORKS .HORSEHIDES BUY BONDS AND $TAMPS HERE Mrswr.. KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES RICE KRISPIES STUFFED OLIVES 6 oz PLAIN OLIVES DILL PICKLES PURE CIDER VINEGAR bulk gal . 23' TABLE QUEEN SQUASH YELLOW HUBBARD SQUASH lb. 4' CLAPPS BABY FOOD 1 point DURKEES OLEO 4 points lb. 23' stay soft Attention Farmers! HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS PROMPT SERVICE 7 DAYS A WEEK SMALL STOCK PICKED UP FREE ASBVCKSKtM II I I I fpit I . fl r YET WEAR LIKE IRON • GET Wolverines ffep- A Bw w -W T ping wet time after CA time—they’ll always I li W. dry out soft and flexI '1 M | L/ ible with the same house slipper com­ T" ' ' fort they had at the start That’s because they’re the only workshoes with soles, insoles arid uppers all of genuine Shell Horsehide triple-tanned to amazing softness by Wolverine’s famous secret process. CALL HOWARD BRISTOL MY PHONE NO. HAS BEEN CHANCED FROM 2565 TO 2715. PHONE COLLECT. NOW REPRESENTING BATTLE CREEK RENDERING CO. fCUT--RATE SHOESTORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1943 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR be shipped out when he («t* beck— ON THE HOME FRONT Alamogordo Army Air Base Alamogordo. New Mexico. Cpl. Clarks son. Keith, In the Ma­ rine Reserve, who Is In his senior grew up together, now they are in the four corners ot the world. Thanks Lawrence for such a grand visit—Oood luck to you all. BARRY BYPATHS SECTION TWO—P Michigan Historical Commission.' and Mrs. Dick Rom and son of Has- I baby, Mrs. The article to intensely interesting I tings and Robt. Otis were Sunday I Genevieve knowledge visitors at Roy Erwav's. * Mrs. Miss Joon and good luck, soldier. A/C 'Vince' (Vincent) Smith was By JANE CAMERON home Sunday—he's been tnuuerrod home week?i to Kalamazoo for three months rent semester for Paris Green. N. C. son We feel honored to have a Haswith th® wtn** further training. Alt*' boy. Joe Wilcox—for gel-' Bv the way. that’* where Hannon Ung that expert medal for a perfect WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF Rut- 11 Home on a two day pass, return­ ing Thursday, was Pvt. Otto Ku- you have the situation well in harid score in Rifle practice. Couldn't AN AIR RAID. ball from Fort Monmouth, N. J. like all the handsome Marines? you be writing us a letter one of j. As soon as the bombs start dropping, run like anything. It doesn't HICKORY CORNERS Otto has been in service a year in In town to visit his mother. Mrs. these days—we'd all like to hear Harvey Trick and daughter-toAugust. By the way. here's news we I Llnnto Davis wm Lt. Comdr. Alva from you. matter where you run. as long as law Mrs Shirley Trick are In Kan- ! w.w looked unusually •1 Bet you 11 be glad Vernon TTwmp- , you run. missed about otto’s sister. Jean, Kirchner who who married Sgt. Lawrence Alton trim In his battle gray uniform Bon (Freeport > when your wife and (a) Wear track shoes if possible. sm visiting Shirley Trick who U In • i tne coior »'» oi an '' SK’2,1”. JSTi. ‘XS.; <Middleville) where we were we wnicn ne low us u If people In front of you are Camp Phillips hospital. * Leads ■• wouldn't know, but Lawrence was uniforms Issued to men ready to: to service where. slow, you won't have any Williams returned Sunday to Camp Forrest. Tenn * Kenneth Litts re- j home for 18 days when baby David board shin He was trsvellnx on or- ' a>t,eT • year—or does It? We re talk- , trouble getting over them. “S for*Re“SlXS for‘n« her', wheretotog. Lawrence arrived July 3711? so the (bi If in a bakery, grab-some pie turned Saturday to Camp For- ' God bjow ydv all. „ rest. Tsnn. Mason LRU is JUyoung lad could have a chance to his MlUhg orders. U. Comdr. > c,n look Qult*. different from lha •' Mn. Merle Bndtleld * - around the streets nthvr wav Hv way..By the wav the who heart get acquainted with his Dad. wlio Is -Kirchner roamed 1 other way, who hears <c) If in a tavern, grab a bottle, Honed on an island in the south Pacific. Mrs. Leila Letts is making while his young son and daughter . from Albert Rlgicr fFreeporti and <d> If to a movie, grab a blonde Salutes and Salutations:--and stationed at were in the Barbor shop getting | b(fn t**n»forred to In- ;2 If you rind an unexpioded bomb, an extended visit with her son ana Sgt, Lawrence Allen first to Louis Hickey—we had your their I ‘-v <• — and -• shake u. .. Co. A. 348 Eng C. Bat. tneir hair nair cut. cuu During Muring that uiai time ume he nc — ,arr>. always pick it •up it daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Bert money order all ready for Port Du told us he haa been In the Navy ; fr^u^ cartU Maybe is stuck. Camp Pickett. Va. Pont. Delaware when your new ad­ —the — firing firing pin pin is stuck. If If Litts. * The W8.C8. of the Metho­ *11 J"?“ "*------ '*-----*• throw ----- " Prom camp Rucker. Ala. after 13 years. He was with the Police 1 it doesn't work, it in *"" the dist church will meet in the church dress came in, so we had to change and the war stamps for you are at TH months to Fred Haywood enjoy­ Dept. In Grand Rapids during the I RdWBrd Br.l”k'r- 8 l/c furnace The fire department social rooms Friday. P. M. Sept. 17 — <he —----— I Navy No, 138 al 3 o'clock. Business meeting arid time was«-in the Naval r»-_Reserve needs the exercise. the office for your folks to collect ing the feel of lust being in the .. 'i Fleet Postmaster pot luck supper. * The Rev. and for you until you 'Come Msrchlng home town again. He likes the but was immediately called into ac3. If an incendiary bomb is found Mn Estie Barnes of Grand Rapids Home.' Until then we'll write you army fine, haa seen Hugo White tlve service after Pearl Harbor. He burning in a building, throw gas­ visited his. mother. Mrs. H. E. and Max Francisco at Camp Ruck­ has been Communications Officer —. -. ___________________________ Here's word from another who oline on It. You can't pul U out i.f Naval 'P ai i ~r*.' Otnflrtn Barnes Sunday afternoon ond Mon­ er where many of the Barry boys of Torpedo Station al al Maw_ New- , would like to collect at the receiv* anyway, and you might as well Sgt. Louis J. Hickey . R. .I. .. —wears —-----------------i .—. end 0{ rnjlt------| caii-he grew up in day last week. * Mr. and Mrs are .. stationed. j — port. He many service have some fun. ABN. 36150343 <nmes Curtis and children of Law*“■ “ *—’ locale, attended After three years in service Henry stripes, one awarded for Meritor- the “ Palk school • a> If no gasoline is available, A.P.O 464. S Postmaster -T-..-.._ i Gregory school __ > A... on and Mr and Mrs. Harold White Service. 11. He mentioned hl. his I lA.lt/ir, hluh II nd E Turnea di*t.). is tous Q.rvl/'p throw water on it and lay down and children of Plainwell called on New York City. N. Y. Pvt. Richard Oliphant early days in Hastings when he —you're dead. The war stamps for this week go glad to be home for 20 days rest. wm in school with Ken McIntyre Mrs Nellie Pennock Sunday * Re­ AB.N. 3M11964 He Just returned from fifteen P S. The properties of the bomb cent gueaU at toe home of Prank to yoc— F CO. 400th Inf. A.P.O. 470 months overseas where he's been and where he's headed for now. wi*o free the hydrogen of Uie water ' and Clara Messenger were: Mn. Pfc Fred Peake Camp Claiborne, La In the “thick of IL” Good to have knows but that he and Ken may and cause rather raold com­ Blanch Depriester. Battle Creek: A.P.O 4768 % Postmaster Birthday—Sept. 26lh. meet—after these many years from you home, Henry. bustion and you will have some Mrs. Fannie Smith. Kalamazoo; Happy Oree tings—Dick. Sgt. Forrest Johnson from Yan­ HHS. to some South Pacific Is­ beautiful fireworks. Mrs Allie Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Guy One of your family can pick them kee Springs neighborhood, left land and both Lt. Commanders' Mickey McMillon writes anun- 1 Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Merle 4. Always get excited and holler up and keep them until your back Monday, after a week at, home, for Sgt. Lynn Perry arrived home derllned—Be sure and five every­ bloody murder. It will add to the Jones and son. Gshtemo. * Harold home In the U.S.A Remember those Hemstead. N. J. Sorry we missed you Sunday from Camp Gordon. Augus­ one my new address ana tell them fun and scare the daylights out Asntoall. U. S. Army. Boston. Mass., good visits back here at the UB.O. Porrest, everybody said you looked ta, Ga. Well get the facts from all to write. O K. Mickey—here tis— will arrive Wednesday for a 9-days of the kids. room when you were home on fur­ treat—how about a letter from you Lynn this week and report to you Pvt. Chester C. McMillon. 36413009 5. Drink heavily and eat onions, furlough this first) to visit home lough. which makes us wonder why » make up for the visit we missed. about his maneuvering next week Detachment of Patients folks. * Callen at Mrs Frank ilmburger cheese, etc., before en ­ you don't write us a letter so we Tills is the story of a Command­ Station Hospital tering a crowded air raid shelter. Townhorne's Sunday were Mr and can catch un on pews about you Pvt. Elton Vandecar ing Officer, that is a Commanding Camp Claiborne. Louisiana . It will make you verv unpooular Mrs. Vern Town and twin daughsince then. Warm Greetings, Fred A 8 N , 36458867 Make up your gift list after you sea our selection. Officer. Mrs. Gilbert Tale wm In Congratulation Winn Oreen, sta­ within your Immediate vicinity. Mrs Leo Chamber­ and Gdod Luck. Sqd. A. Bk* 418 । Virginia visiting Gilbert She had tioned deep in the heart of Old । eliminating any discomfort that ten,-Plainwell; lin. Delion. Wilbur Tolies and son. i Incidentally—War Stamps from You'll find it easier after you know what we have 22nd Tr. group two weeks and the day for her to Virginia at Fredericksburg for the i would result If people crowded too Hastings, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell n few weeks back for Pfc. Richard Jefferson Bks.. Mo. —— corporal's stripes you are now i close. in stock. Soihe of your old standbys may ba Tolles and three children of Bun ­ O- Gaskill are still at the office.) nton and hl* pal. Max Seise, (who | "Oood-bye" again when the C O. wearing. Hope well be seeing you 6. If you are Uie victim of a direct Well, lads and lassies. It waa Just nell district. to be In service soon) both । called Gilbert in and politely asked soon. missing. What we have is tops in quality and bomb hit, don't go to pieces. one year ago this week that one of expects News about Capl. John (Jack) O. 7 Knock down the air raid warden GLASS CREEK Sou suggested these letters, which come from Woodland and they were I if he'd like eight days so he could checking upon what was new I accompany his wife home. Oh. yes Rakowsky who was Barry County's if he starts telling you what to do. i the 'Home Front.' so It's really both Cha*. Erway of Kalamazoo spent Hastings. Elton has a beautiful he did,—eo Oijbert ha* been home, Road Engineer for several years and They always save the best seals early and find the best selections, but be prepared our anniversary but it isn't- the kind in the weekend with Robert Otte. * for themselves and their friends you want to celebrate. Well feel tan—we can say that, because even tickled ax everything to be here—he at toe time ot his enlistment he Pvt Rex Tate of Camp Clalboumr, You couldn't । left Tuesday for— to change your mind. A second and third choice was the Road Engineer for Ingham anyway. like shouting and turning hand­ If itItmakes you blush. that laffar .'....*15 v_.__ r, County. Jack's address Ls Anchor- .8 Clip these instructions and hang La., came <rld*y for a 15-day fur­ Cpl. John O-.Tate • springs when we write the last see it. Don't forget that letter you'll will help us in giving you o full share of Christmas lough with hodic folks. * Mr and 805lh Eng. Avia. Bat. age. Alaska but he has been out in them In the cookstove over a hot "Home Front" letter because that be writing to us sometime Elton. । Mrs Chas. Whittemore spent the Chief petty officer Bob Garrett H. & S. Co. Army Air Base the Aleutians a great deal. He says fire. buying. weekend with toe Lowell Whittehas been home. How's about telling he Is working like a dog and Is now Richmond. Va. won and you’ll all be safely home. us a bit alout yourself sailor — vour Something that h>s us all smil­ And Just to put things straight, Nice going with that Cpl. rating streamlined down to 165 pounds. IT hands nanas— a tnena of or Wm Havens of 8 W Rutland spent Shop here! Get the best available! Here's another official report ing- behind our — of A friend before we start our second year, next port and what goes on from Gilbert and although you said you presided TTJtof •. Monday P M. at Forrest Hav, onrs WAS president of a Labor . the 4-H young ladv we mentioned here. hadn't made It m yet, maybe when from— .v-iof _• call- tils The WCT.U. met ens'. Union, and thought nothing eI “ - * T* 1' Rutland W.C.TjU. Home from overseas duty in Afri­ you get back, you can gel together Headquarters last, week who took first prise on ing a strike anv time anylwdy's path I * .'5 s1 ca is Gerald Curtiss — there's no her muffins at the fair was Lots with Oton Kahler over at Camp European Theater of Operations Oler. Instead of Bettx. However, she doubt his being glad to be here, Lee. and tell him how everything Ls United Stales Army was crossed. NOW, alas he's a Pri- d,v p M * pvt ttncl Mrs Re* TbU vate In the army Every time hl* S“u'd on former's parent* in j I* red headed and goes to the Jones one look at Gerald and you can back here al home. Banner. Hastings. Michigan Battle lost P. M. and see how good home looks to him. I wife writes him. the cheering *ec- P* ”'- Creek '** ’ Sunday p School, now isn't that right. Lois. Hastings Soldier Toun London. Louie Hines wm home from Fort also met friends YpsilaijU. -* ' Sailor Russel Shellenbargcr was ----- = from • Christmas started Wednesday for Headquarters. European Theater lion helps with. "Ask him whv heljr— —— Custer Sunday. Louie you know has home Sunday from his training at doesn't strike He only gets 350 a j Mr a !J d Mrs Fr *d Otte and Ray. you fellows, that Is. packages must Operations—Staff • Sergean. only been in service a few weeks of Dearborn. Russel looks as good as month and no overtime. Ask him I Mrs Bernice Washburn and Mrs. be mailed to vou between Sept. 15th but he's already been “shot up”— James McKelvey. 27. of Route 4. how a man can live on that. Tell I Hhitv Dunn of S W Rutland vtelt—Oct. 15th We've been reading up always.—which is good. Hastings. Michigan, was among the Bruce Siddelte in Pontiac. Cpl. and Mr*. Elmer 8 Sandeen he gets his last one this week and Anterlcan soldiers who visited his­ him it isn't fair. Tell him he's work-, on some of the reports that the then hell be immuned to practical­ are spending furlough time here Ing too hard. Ask him when he* the Edwin Burkland's tn Ann ArAssociated i-ress nssociuiea Press sem sent back uaca oi of wnai what ■­ torical and scenic spot* in London you’d like. Here's the usual requests ■ *,tl’ the “‘e Herman Sandeen*. Sandeens. from ly everything except fleas and while on leave recently. The tour, oolng to call the next strike?,Tell' bor and the Louie Erway's in Kalai\mazoo. over the weekend. * Mr. and — "Ughters, Candy. Books.-«nd Elmers station.at Texarkana. Tex­ Jumping Jaundice or something. which took the soldiers to the plac­ him etc " • • • / Mr*. Ford Enz of Woodland were Girts." (Some specified-blondes.) “■ 'Hot In them thar parts." eh He's on fire duty' whatever that Is es they had read about, was con­ but even If it sounds that way. 'It's We are proud to present Mts Wm 1 Sunday visitor* at Russell Whittehat. Cpl? Well, there's no harm in asking, wnat. not so hot.' says Louie. He told ducted by the American Red Cross. R. Cook as author of a fine article I mote*. * Mrs. Roy Erway returned U... don't come to the । Here forfor htnhis 14 14 dav furlmiizh rePHONE 2115 Here day furlough. HASTINGS eh fellows, but The group saw Petticoat Lone." about the fellows in his barracks called, "A Michigan Indian Proj-1 Friday from a visit with Mr. and conclusion, that, "there ain't No' getting the news about the suneR.- the greajest Jewish market in the ect." and recently published tn' Mrs Ward Erway In Hastings. * Santa Claus." cause you can't put "Cpl. Fay M. Staup der ot Italy—they promptly pro­ world. Even on Sunday this “melt­ MICHIGAN HISTORY. Thte te a Maurice Erway of Orand Rapidu. Postottlce Box 138 all that In a tlve pound package. ing pot of nation^ otters for sale ceeded to pul on their own cele­ Flagler Beach, Florida historical quarterly. ,^ut ouUby the < Chas. Erway ot Kalamazoo and Mr. Seemed like it might be a good Idea bration-sort of a free-for-all—It everything from'fine raiment to old to ask the gab buck home what Barry we missed a chat with you took them until 8 A. M. to gel the clothes, toys and engineers loobw they'd like for Christmas too. so we Cpl.—write us a letter when you place cleaned up. Gollys Lodte. they Jewelry of ail descriptions. fruRs. . did And Misters, they didn't beat feel in the 'write' mood. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiMiiiiiiiiHfliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiintiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiuuiuiiiiiiiii vegetables, fish, and goods from all Sailor Ed Pierce (son of the Bert certainly miss you up at school— arotind the bush—they, unani­ corners of toe world. so do we all. mously wanted Just one present— Pierce, Hastings R 5» returned Sat­ From "Petticoat Lane." toe group Home for 15 days is Lawrence and It was’nt lolly pops, but very urday after 4 days ship leave. He Radtke who is with the Air Corps continued on to "Club Row." often special guys In uniform that would wears three service bars—has been at Charleston. S. C. He's been in called “the poor man's paradise." be plenty glad to fullfll toe Christ­ In Africa, Sicily and Italy. You're service nine months and is on lim­ Here, among the radios, tubes, looking 'tops' Ed, hope your next mas-wish If they po&sibly could. ited service because of an accident fountain pens, watches, and brieSo to those of you overseas, in stop in the 'home port' will be to he had back in 1034 when he broke hopes that this may reach you near stay. Ed. you know, used to work at the holidays, we all send tidings of the Viking Corp, before he Joined dress book with him and he re­ mal of almost any description.faith in the Christmases to come, the Navy. HU address is— Soldier Doug Payne writes that ferred to It to say that Sterling Edward R. Pierce. 8 1/C when you can be with your own on Stoner <Dowling-Battle Creek R. he was happy to run opto SaildVs that day of. "Peace on Earth. Good I Armed ,Guard Center 4) was the only Barry County boy Bill Garrison and RIH FNet/ Orle* Orleans. Algrles Will to Manand then we can say, । New cently at Madlsoty-'wis near him Sterling Ls stationed "Merry ChrUtmas". knowing it will I In the army Kyear th down there al the point of embar­ Birthday be so. But UDUI then we hope your «> —*-•——Oct. 3rd. Home for 15 days is Cpl. Harry kation. While we were talking (Law­ and now in England Is— Christmas is a "knock out", with Pfc. Lawrence M. Quick, 36192359 rence lives In the Robbins school (Middleville-Pleasant Hill) the tyrants tn Germany and Japan ,• Williams —— --r*— A.P.O-«37. % Postmaster feeling your blows so forcefully that from Wendover. Utah. Harry te a district—southwest of Barlow lake— New "York City. N. Y. their "White Christmas" will be a ’ weather observer with toe Air the road running In front of the Bttthday—Nov. 24th. whitewash that will take .them off . Corp*. v.ui lie » never He* iicrv* seen nevi, anyone ftom school divides Barry and Allegan ..* sinr^ m^euntr Hnn counties) with Lawrence he told /Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rusch of Wood­ ' Harr.* Barry rvrsintv County since meeting Bob the face of the earth forever. land have received a letter from From over Woodland way comes Gillett (Middleville) early in his us about many In the neighborhood" their son Pfc Roger M. stating that news that, while the 4.500 folks training. It was good to see you over that way. His brother Canroll he had arrived safely in England and Harry and you'r still a farmer at is a Master Sgt., has been *b serv­ celebrated the War Bond Labor Day was very much surprised to find he ice 23 months, and is now in the heart Aren't you fellow. Well, after FeaUval Ute Blue Star Mothers was In the same camp with his sold 33322.33 bonds and 385 60 this is all over your weather fore­ Solomon Islands. Eugene Kotrba. Sgt. Kenneth, their box­ stamps. Besides that these Moth­ casts should be a big help of when who lives over that way toward Gun brother racks being only a short distance lake has been in Alaska a year. The to cut the hay and such. er's stationed themselves at the apart. These boys were very happy Mlynarcheck* who live Just across Sauntering down the street was Methodist church and gave chicken to see each other as it was toe first the road, south of the school have Jaunty looking. James Valentine dinners and suppers to all the men time in 18 months. Another brother to uniform. One soldier, between who received a telegram which cut two sons In service—Charles In Dallas is also In England and they mouthfuls. Mid. ‘he was making up his time short before his return to— Texas, and Staff Sgt. Prank In the all hope to meet together In the Solomon Islands. John Palenick, Lt. James N. Valetnlne for lost time, cause that was the who Ilves on the road west of the near future. They are aU enjoying 399th Bomb Grp. Sqd. 605 first home cooked meal he'd had school Just beyond the Loterrettes the best of health and like England Wendover Field. Utah in over a year.’ (Continued on Page 2, Sec. 2.) Just In passing, because so many James has been-in service 2’4 years Is now overseas All of these boys of you mention you'll be glad when nnd in talking about other Barryyou can get back to go fishing. Pe­ County boys he mentioned that he ter Tletjens, from over Freeport started out with Stanley Stauffer way caught a 29 inch pike that wm who h now in Africa (See Stan's n beauty this week, in Uie Leach letter below. James.) . If you ever skw an adoring little lake vicinity. Fisherman Tletjens was overseas in the last war on sev­ girl It was Nancy Clark. (Who's in eral of the fighting fronts, and he the 7th grade this year) as she isn't quite as young os he once was walked ddwn the street with her or he'd be tn there pitching again. Nice Having You Home News. It has been like another, ‘ole’ shoulders she looked the picture of home week* so help us. and here's a special childlike proud happiness. 4t wasn't Just Nancy but all the A 4 BOOM HOUSE in the lit ward, haa 2 Iota. Arcola Dwight Fisher left Wednesday for youngsters were noisily happy to eir Dad. He returned MonFort Warren. Wyo. after. a week here most of hte time being spent . *1,300JM with young Bruce who laughsnow and could enjoy playing with his land, has a beautiful view of Leach lake, all modern, with 722nd Bomb Sqdn. daddy. Dwight says, he expects to furnace, lights, and etc.33400.00 A 6 ROOM HOUSE with 2 tots on North Broadway. aU jo modem but furnace, haa attached garage11,900.00 A 5 ROOM HOUSE in the 1st ward, has lights and waler, newly plastered -31.600.00 A 6 ROOM BUNGALOW in the 2nd ward. Has 3 bed­ rooms, living room, dining rocm and kitchen, full base­ ment, gas furnace with fan. hot water heater, attic in­ sulated and newly decorated, baa storm windows 33,700.00 A DANDY 6 ROOM HOUSE in the 1st ward, all modem ---------- ..--------- --------- ------------- - ------------- Ki.BtW.tMJ where. If you can think and plan and act on your own. there are no limits on how high you can rise, how far you can go That's what I'm fighting for. That's America to me. Keep it that way until I come There are gifts aplenty BUT You must be aware of facts! Christmas packages to service men and women overseas must be mailed Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. LyBARKER’S S lllllillilllllllllllOMillllllllllllluUlililliUllllllilllIlM but it doesn’t help UNCLE SAM/ Dropping coins into o piggy bank is one way of saving for the future. There is a better way today-War Stamps and Bonds. The more of them you buy, the sooner we win the war For every $3.00 you save, you get back $4.00 ten years from now. Buy your War Stamps and BARGAIN Buys in Real Estate! Bonds here MERMASH A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE on South Jefferson SL. has 3 bedrooms. 1 down, complete bath, living room, dining --- -------36,300.00 Chicks gain fast on MERMASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A' lifetime mash WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC ROOM HOUSE on North Hanover, haa 3 bedrooms. K.S04.00 ruraace. A 7 ROOM HOUSE on North Washington St. 4th ward, has 4 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, bath and garage tor 32.100.00 EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER N. CHURCH ST. HASTINGS CITY BANK rFifty Six Yean of Continuoiu Service HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONK 2118 SHOW YOUR COLORS BUY U. S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! PHONES: 2105 - 2103 STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER It, 19*3 1 Stan—take care of yourself. ' aged to talk to. her and get her au­ Orville has been at Loyola Univer­ study, I shall apparently be **- ; University of Pittsburgh, tograph Pittsburgh, Pa sity, Los Angelas, since April and signed to the Military Govt School Bent. 2.- IB41 at Um University of Virginia, to.I Sgt. Clifford B. Poland (-«*,«- 1, Tfir fond heft 11 the bell T ever „ — --------. Raymond is with the Coast Artil­ complete this training. vllle—Pleasant Hills SehoS Dis- I Dear lolly: hope to receive, lery at a East Coast station. Qn our way up from Texas we '. iricti transferred from Iceland ha* ; I certainly want to thank you for and therefore is The following extracts ore from —u*“-* - •-•-'Tad of German and been in England for several weeks ’ the money order I received the ular army cooks irTne (Continued from pMe 1. Sec. 2) I. Il was Interesting note and writes back that he find* other day. I suppose all the other ..very much. They find the cities a letter recently received from Max — —7„rested they were in the country ahd the people very I fellows tell you that same thing, with" every" reom"on"a"u”ihree floors tiiere very' interesting and say the Bauer, son of Mr and Mrs. W ouy Bauer. After receiving his Basic us. The two trains passed slowly, agreeable—and that being ths case, | -that we all san qsc a little sate* filled with double-deck beds. training at Camp Joe. T. Robinson. them entering and ours leaving St. 1 bet they like you too fellow. It ' money at any Ume. a* that I* what About the only thing I can com­ Amrtrsn soldiers. Little Rock. Ark.. Max was trans­ Louis. usually worts out that way. ' the average service man doesn't1 plain about Ls the pay which la ferred to the 3rd Star Unit. Spec­ Peg FYldpausch received a swell I have very much of , j The pert of camp Maxey where ' • riflo expert, who is serving with ialised Training program and sent I lived was a stockade, designed far । active-duty. We won't be paid un­ • the ordinance department of the to Camp Maxey. Texas for a five use u a prison camp with sentry . freshenlng-up-course In boxes, search lighte and all. The r Tra,ln’ i *°uId ’**• to kno» » Hille Mttout: til we to to basic training after air corps at Atlantic City. N. J., is week < r *£°KM.no,Vt in for a bit of luck. Sunday. Sept. French and haa been assigned to men called it “Jap Traps.'' ''Little , :ing School at Cambridge. Maas. Hi- m>- duties and life In the army. To this semester । his wife and baby left start at the beginning. I enlisted , 12. was his 23rd birthday and we the Uhiversity of Plltabureh for Tokyo", or “The Rat Traps". Texas cidentally ■ met his mother enroute to the post further study. His letter follows— weather was around 100 degree* all . i‘h}? **“2? lYni U“?‘e u “ lutle over F >Tar Mo and „ _ ____ __ Remember the item last week (been stationed In Texas. Wis-1 will be home about November 1*1 office lost week to mall a big birthSo far have seen very little of the Ume we were Uiere so you can er* graduating ■ Con*ln, Pennsylvania, Connecticut; for 2 week* before leaving for Camp ’» day cake. Hope there weren't top m.c ««-----------Imagine how good it ia lo expet- about i Gerald Rogers Pittsburgh *•••<»»• for r- — the totemive. course tojUr- I and Idaho, so I have seen quite s| Grant. many hungry pals hanging about were housed in re building called, ience good, crisp, northern air £rom i ....-------- “ — Reid, blt °f of ^e the United United states Slates II haVs haVe i>ad ha* when you opened Uie package. Earl. The Cathedral Learning."o await' again. Am now trying for a five day — I — ’ Sheppard ' ‘ W* ln BpU< of {he fact we aren't — called for ' leave home so may see you all. Tekas—well, Harold should have I two ma tor thlnas take Dlace during actually soldiers yet we do get many . Many happy returns an interview. Todaywas -------------- — been included also—both boys are I mi* time—that Is I consider them privileges such «* free shows, sod 1 Greetings to the fighting Shults that interview and have been as- ; now Pfc * and are at Dodge City j as such-first. I was fortunate use of the Service canteens because —brothers—ail three of 'em. Leonard signed to study the .German lan- I Artny Air Fteld. Kaa Dodge Field enough to receive a commission as we are in uniform. -' __----— s here th: : for “two ^1 structure week* in July of I | uuage and the social is a B-26 Marauder pitot school ' 3nd Leul. on April 29. and second, after a stretch of doty defy in Iceland ,.both both Germany and R< Russia. If and : Though we aren't getting paid, training selected fliers Who have 11 waa married on April 30. at which ia now at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo.; when I complete this course of iu*t graduated from advanced fly- Ume my wife joined me in my trav. we still have very little experue be­ cause everything is paid except our ing school to became Piral PUou | ebs of the hard-hitting Marauder. , .... A,.. . , laundry and incidental expenses. ^Id'. ’“;S1 world s speediest .m.. and aydfel deadliest yme- I z’ ,sure u * wonderful program diurn bomber. Good luck, fellows j A VheMnmiR^nni*' and 11 u teaching us a lot that will vou1U”m ta>r(.^i'rt. makp make*u> belter "sold iers'^bf*'course* Howdy" 'Stanley Stanley "siauffer Siauffer— Uie !1 ?.J!‘ llor. “!fn ffea * 1tw.m? want’ JJS *“ ** ller aoW,e «- Of course. ............... .. “ Tom-lbm" you sent home ha* ar- 1 , ”L.011 there '.h"n, L ..5!St SS a,ter we fln ““i*h Sfcisj, here we VoH will have rived and Albert let us see It. Cer- j 1 Mtehie.n at! ‘I****1 consideration for OCS tainiy looks like a clay vase except except'‘ h’-re -T^'w w . h«v2l w* wi,lch ‘lch 11 about every cver)' soldier's «d<Uer'* goal goal, to? to- ,: KS “«,£ “X “J” | , I *ure ,enjoy 5Ua3«L~1«™> for the hto. hide bofuX bottom, Soy.1 doesn't itHL **5' ** ¥*/ yodr column TSO and It's a good camoftouge Job for what tne the dav and ^0^*1 nuht Tiw ■ kerp UD Uw r»d work, it's supposed to be—remarkable that ....---------- - ..™ cool at night. .... 1 Yours truly, Yours truly. mountain* are aomething ebe I like i Cadet Robert C. Murphy it came through In perfect condl- about the ,n„ west, and Pocatello is lo-' 3656th Service Unit AS.T.P. Don. Hen- arc some excerpt* from cited te. a- .alley, so we can look I Barracks No. 3. Stans' letter— out ------------out at at the m0Ul mountains at---any time i Michigan College — — —'- and of ' Mining V,AI Last weekend another cot couple, my I —:t rectcnd xnsiher Tecnnoli^Michigan n-or .11— A ’ i wife and I went to the Yell wife and the Yeyow.stone Houghton. 17-1 National Park, about, which . Ils dam hot here and were not , C. «ritina all nleht if r tried m allowed to co without our shirt* ot lo ON THE HOME FRONT MONEY ' w K„Csf' I REMODELING REPAIRING OR BUYING See Us Now—Reasonable Terms THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION WAR 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 We Sell War Honda and Stamps August 29. 1943 AB OaBey : 1. Ouster all men before and after Hello Polka, everything at homer each meal Make a report of all Hope 'thing Is OK- Well. I men missing • >. AU men on the chow line will wear whites. Men in scullery, heads. XKX,?.' | „*LlSSWJ!SrA.WA -.. —„ HOMES. boy. we‘re clad you can Bast of luck, write again. hour before each1 Center, but my meal fin up steam tabla with water icirnsi and turn on steam, as meals must be kept hot at all times. 4. bcuhery men will put G. I. cans Los Angelas, o*uf. in scullery before eating Two cans we *trlved here we dldn'i think there was such a place k so they can ret back lo work be­ the states Band for a* far as am can see, and mountain* all araunc fore dishes pile up I. Men working tn G. I. rooms us. We have the Turtle mountain; will take out all garbage after each on our right, ths Old Womar meal from galleys and aculltry*. All mountain on our right front. Iror G. I. cans must have on lids while; mountln due front, Granite asoun . tain on our left rear and on our lef on garbage platform. 6. Men on K. P must not eat be­ hind chow lines. i . 7. Seconds on food are limited lo,1' know the next Ume 1 write. We are getting furloughs to visit bread, vegetable*, soup and other os Angeles or Ban PrancUco, but items a* maybe directed by the e can't go anr other place. I will Chief Comm. Steward. At no time will seconds be given on fresh milk, butter or ice cream as only enough for 5 days—these 5 days do nai Is put aboard to insure each tnan count on our regular Ume. It is sc the boys can get out one time while getting one ration. 8 M A A. win see that the mess they are her.- We are to far from lull* are ready for inspection at any place—263 miles from Los An­ geles and ona “P’ make *l then any time, both inside and out. All tables are to be scrubbed down af­ »hd back on a three-day pass ac ter each meal Salt and pepper that is the reason for 8 days. My holders, and oi) and vinegar bottles self, personally, I don! care whether are to be filled and arranged neatly I go any place or not, but I will on the tables. No rags, brooms or to Los Angeles Just so I can say 1 moua are to be left around the msu haw been there Don't you folks get excited be­ halls. Mops are to be washed out and put on rack* to dry. To try and cause this is just a teaming schro mop mess hall* with dirty mops is uie the Army must take Hie impossible and only mean extra weather here Is very HOT-ISO and .ay tan. no shade. We have rattle snakes We changed our Francs h<re be£.orr I havr t® «*rt work. MAA. will not release any here by the hundreds and are they — ***"' * ~~ — to * ~ Uie ■ 1. - „nUv have* never seen anvthuJ L° “T*. man until hr 1* sure that every­ Italian Italian Lyre. Lyre. 1I Lyre Lyre equals equals 11 cent. cent. ( F£aebaepor camp. The battery got an thing is ship shape. ever big. We killed one g ft. long The people here nre really short 18 hr. pas* for being the best one 9. The cut» and bowls will be the other day and he had 12 rattles. on food The other day an old iatly '5ld “uJ<eRd"M1 2, v 1 b’ ba‘^lon at o'"- ”»> inWe are going to be here until the with baking powder and about slaty years old came begging ‘ •*ae* vtr> apKUpn. The Captain didn't hare cleaned middle of December—then we arc clean water. At no time will steel for something to eat. I had to chase ' No_. .2 Mv . little about mv , rl5l,t to do It but he was so her away. I dtdn t hardly have the I nr^ni‘duUes I a Ca^iiiu??- P»rase3 that he did it anyway. On woo! be used for this pur|x>se To leaving for some oUiar camp. Tell all I aaid hallo and keep ev­ heart to but I had direct order*, so ' R,"’.*"1 tn Uie Al^ Co ™ ?J?r <th .w*k ln*l*c“on we were insure clean gear this should be erything moving on the Home I couldn't do anything, else. Bhe ‘“J10" "ie.nAXlrP® ft so you can see how done every morning. All Sliver i must be stowed in boxes and cov­ Front came back that night and some of ^madron ^here I haw charaT of W nP*ve.J,‘cT1 up' ' CpL William R. Hirst Uie boy* gave her a few canned bls- ! Radio TeWiLne Te teara oh' and' i?U*e.1?“e U flUrr a nlce lown ered after each meal Trays are to cult*, it's sure tough. | Teuivner eoulMient an? f^entav *11 ‘ not cr<’*dMl with soldiers. be cleaned and alood on edge. 10. It is important that all men! August 29. 1943 They have a mellon over here J^erv Kt JddlUonsl dJt Vul IwouWwUw b* back ttnd enDear BoUy: tha- looks like a hubbard squash f 0 hh' the Michigan climate for a working on the chow line be clean--------------al all times Finger nalbr cut short Have been reading your Home --—... . i.re,c a ,-A« • UD.U. V.BO and hand* -scrubbed Front column in the Banner and =7i STK‘S.MK?’8K I1. Appearance of food on a man's enjoy It very much. The last Ume One of the boys bought 4 the slsc i tnm tray is Important. Il should be put 1 wrote to you I waa stationed out « . ».„■« h»d tor no »» or re;^nJS'your „lmnn „„ mud, have all kinds of entertainment. on as peatly as possible and' In the hot desert* of California. I k ve had n n not trey • w. or. rt»,r as 11 h<'i* mf to tao» where the f„rni, *loj>pcd all over the tray. This have made two moves alnee then, We are now getting free cleari Rarrv iwsv* arm itaiinnmrt »*. ,,f !I! ua ... may lake a few seconds longer In the latter one being oversea*. So. 'iuli- Barrv Co. boys are stationed, esThere are still six of us from serving but It Is worth It and the I now I'm writing you from the beaM­ ettes. gum. matches., and ~ utuc peclally the ones from around DelHastings here at Camo Haan so we men Will appreciate It. Our Job Is tiful Hawaiian Islands. Haven't candy, the first free stuff since w«‘ ion. as that is my home town. left. | Thanking you again for the mon­ have someone from home to talk to see that the men get good food been here quite two months and so to once In a while lie been right und served in a place lliat is clean far I like It swell. Hie weather ie Went swimming in Uie Medlter-' Cy' T beside Orvnl Burghdoff all the Ume und by dean men. In doing this you always nice and the scenery Is anean it sure was swell. . I am, *!7^‘n.the arn’>' My nephew.will ____________ __ Glad to hear you’re back to work be doing .a lot in building up. wonderful, but. of _____ course,_________ it's not Lt. Merle K. Collison and feeling good How- i* Shorty I ,b0H1 * *Ial* TllS ,he fnor*le of rour ship mates. the good old states. After you leave 1036 North Grant St getting along? * 1 ” b*d'•“ ••>■ u. ’ u™. you mite torn )u»l wlu.1 . Pocatello. Idaho Gues* this is al) for this time ' • So Long. Stanley. September 1. 1043 ' ■ .. .. _ ■ Pfc Stanley A. Stauffer. 36154255 Mr and Mrs John H. Birman. Sr. ing, APO -758' Yours. R. 4 *. Postmaster - . R«1 Hastings Michigan Pvt. Ernest Wilkins. 3685814S Dear Mom Dad. Brother and Sister. Btry B. 815th AAA. Bn. We were interested in the pic­ They haven't given us a minute's Camp Haan, California ture* you sent Stan The beautiful rest for the last two weeks now. -school buildings and your comment Been out almost every night and that today, "the place look* like err tv day The Col told us a couple „ ,, September 3. 1943 Sujterman went through it with a weeks ago that our toughest part Dear Zolly: —to both men and women, on just ^pur own signasledge hammer" The view of the of the training at k P Rill wus friends" *"* ‘° “y he,,° ,0 m> x Arab business district looked very coming and it sure is. I're gone ture ond security. Cosh advanced up to $300.00. I like this camp very much—we; fi picturesque then we read sour line, plenty of nlohte without any sleep "business district where they sell and other nights 'with as much as have one of the best camps, almost Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. ' frulta and vegetable*—dirty, and one U,1C „ uur u u niwni hour of, steep. Driving « all night anything we want we have. Have 1 h anaTHy 1 ‘u*3. i,Mk without any light* get* plenty Ure- seen many boys go through from We have one in­ cinatlng from_a distance. Best luck > some and qarn hard on the eyes nearby towns. . ■ . ! There are /some woods here Just structor here from Delton. Last : like a jimtle. One night I drove week I met one of niy home town | over I0& miles in trail*, swamps ,XV5—dacl{ AHerdlng of Woodland I; I. myself have received a MAA I and ^hat have you Also got stuck ; tour,times It's a lot of fun on this duty for the A. B Oalley of this i g 191K W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. • Regt. Training, but one doesn't get camp-am enclosing a list of my duties. < below. > । any rest or half enough food. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. FIIONE 3721 „ A reader. , If we go to Wisconsin we will Omar Barnum. P 2/c | set some skiing. Boy, I hope we do, Station Force A-10 । then some of these guys around here will have something to cry [ about fof a while Most of them ■ are from New York and around close and go home every other weekeiMi and everything. Tnen 111 Be so glad to get some cool weather for a change, also We are on a Division Problem I today and tonight and on the re­ , serve Bn. so *11 around and move . up everytime with the other Battal­ ions when they move. The airplanes are overhead now ! bombing us with flour sack*. Things get rather white around here, after Hoving decided to quit forming I will dispose of the personal property ot public 1 U day of it. auction ot my farm located 2 miles north of Bedford on the gravel road on ' I haven't heard from Howard in , a month. I was wandering if he got to drive and how he liked it. If they took care of the cars in Civilian life like the Army lakes care of them, they would last for­ ever. We take a rag and clean the motor off everytime we stop and every night, nnd check dhe tire COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK, I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING: I pressure once and sometimes twice every day. I've been trying tor a । 2'- ton truck, but 1 don't know how I I will come out on the deal. If I ; can make that then after a while 1 I'm uking for a 22 ton semi-trailer HAYLOADER. —that's what 1 want more than 2 HORSE RIDING CULTIVATOR. STRAWBERRY ROAN MARE, 9 YRS. these smaller ones. 2 HORSE WALKING CULTIVATOR. According to the scales we have OLD, WCT. 1500 LBS. In the supply tent I've gained, 11* LAND ROLLER. 13 YR. OLD CHESTNUT, Pounds the last 3 or 4 week*, out 3 SEC. DRAG. WGT. 1700 LBS. m afraid the scales aren't right. Well. I've got to close for now, DRAG CART. A GOOD ONE. 2 YR. OLD BLUE ROAN COLT. hoping this find* everyone O K BLACK HAWK MANURE SPREADER. With love to all. . LOW DOWN WAGON and FLAT Your son. THREE 3 YR. OLD COWS. Junior RACK Pvt. John Birman. 36417377 THREE 2 YR. OLD HEIFERS. FANNING MILL. Hq. Co.. 3rd Bn.. 385th Inf TWO 1 YR. OLD HEIFERS. A P.O 76 FEED GRINDER, 8 IN. THREE SPRING CALVES. A. P. HUI MU Rea. Virginia NEARLY NEW WORK HARNESS? a H 5 Camp Endicott, UBNJR. DavlsvUte, R. IL , CU PERSONAL LOANS CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will sell at public auction at my farm located 2 miles east of Cloverdale or 1 mile west of the Doud school on UCTION SALE MONDAY, SEPT. 20,1943 COMMENCING AT ONE O'CLOCK I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: CATTLE Roan cow, 8 yrs. old, bred July 7. Red cow, 5 yrs. old, bred July 4. 4 heifers, pasture J»red. CHICKENS About 25 Rock yearling hens, FARM TOOLS Empire drill. Deering binder, 6 ft. cut. Oliver mower, nearly new. Dump rake, 10 ft. Riding cultivator. One*horse cultivator. 2-sec. spring tooth drag. 2-sec. spike tooth drag. Land roller. Wagon and rack. Oliver 99 plow. 15 potato crates. Chicken crate. Brooder stove. Oil heater. Crotch breech harness. SATURDAY, SEPT. 18, 1943 Back pad harness. Light driving harness. Several collars. Buggy. Fence stretcher. Fanning mill. Scalding barrel. 1000 lb. platform scales Corn shelter. 2 log chains. 65 ft. decking line and block. Corn planters. Potato planters. Crowbar. Dinner bell. Tank,heater. Grindstone. Cider barrel. Electric cream separator. Strainer. Milk pails. Two 5-gal. cream cans. 10-gal. cream can. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 10-ft. picnic table. 6 dining room chairs. Rocking chair. Bed, complete. Jars. Dishes. Fruit jars. xOther articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. JOHN BUSH PROPRIETOR HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer E. E. GRAY, Clerk HORSES CATTLE September 2. 1943 Dear Zolly: Yesterday I reserved my first Banner Although I have only beer, away from home 4 weeks it sure was swell Just a abort trio homWe don't have much spare time around here to do much letter writing. We attend classes from 8 till 5 every day and have two hours of study after supper every night except on Saturday. They are teaching us a little bit of everything up here It's a stand«d ASTRP. lArmr Specialised Vining Reserve Program* pro­ gram of study, universal throughout several colleges in the states and has no bearing on your future1 branch of senice. They're teaching us such subjects as Mathamatlca. Physic*. Cngmiatry. History. Eng­ lish, Metrology and Physical Oeograhpy. and Military Laws and' Code-. Besides that we are being taught marching, the manukl of arms and other mUilary subject*. । We have a very tough physical fitness course which will make basic training easy We have an obstacle course which we -work on two days a week, also a steeple-chase which •e run one* a week. It i* 4 miles long, winding around through these northern woods. It goes up hill and down, across swamps and streams, through fields and jungles. I mfcde it in 38 minutes which is average. At that it's a dog trot most of the way. It took off about 3 lbs. the firs', tutte X ran it. ; dm.diy before test we marched tn the Copper-Country Festival Par­ ade. Movie star Carol Landis was here for the occasion and I man-. • -i HOGS O SHEEP 2 BROOD SOWS. 3 YRS. OLD. 2 SPRING GILTS. II EWES. FROM 2 TO 5 YRS. OLD. CHICKENS 50 SPRING CHICKENS. . FARM EQUIPMENT SUPERIOR GRAIN DRILL, wifh fer­ tiliser and grass seed attachment. McDEERING BINDER, ..qrly new. MOWING MACHINE, nearly new. SIDE DELIVERY hay rake. McCORMICK DEERING PRIMROSE CREAM SEPARATOR. Potatoes, Hoy, Corn, Oats 2 ACRES OF POTATOES, to be sold by the row. 1 ACRE EVERGREEN SWEET CORN. 25 TONS GOOD HAY IN BARN. 350 BU. GOOD OATS. 300 CRATES CORN. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 HEATING STOVES. A FEW OTHER HOUSEHOLD GOODS. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. MY FARM HOME FOR RENT T. R. CLEMENCE, Prop. HENRY FLANNERJT^uctioneer E. I. CRAY. Clerk �ntx mrad towia, receroAT, tcrrr.rera u, ini the Clay Hills neighborhood wm' taken to Pennock hbapftal Sunday.' John has infection in a finger and' teemed threatened with pleurisy. ★ ; Mn. unarraa Mrs. Charles vrwnwion Crookston rcuimeu returned , The Master-Jones rircle will rn**t hcm* u 'IL'te! TSSffiute f’o- MIDDLEVILLE spent in Grand Rapids with her the month—Mrs. Vern Hooper, Mn. daughter. Mn. J. E.-Noorgaard and Oscar Flnkbeiner. Mrs Isabel Lephusband. * Mr. and Mrs Delbert per. ★ The Middleville postofflce Scotford of Lansing visited his 1 which has operated on fast time all mother and sister. Mrs. Howe and [ summer is now on slow time with Mra. E. J. Talbott. Sunday of last I the rest of the town, we are in­ week. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Herman Me- formed. * The correspondent. Mrs. Connell were home from Holland • F. O- Stokoe. who is also Mlddlefor the weekend ★ Mra. Mattie* ville reporter tor the Grand RapLynd is improving from a week's ill- ids Preos, would appreciate being neaa caused by Infection ot tlte informed of accidents, deaths or throat glands. * Mr. and Mra othar Press news as well as BanJames Pender and Mrs. David Pen- ner news. People read the papers der visited the latter’s daughter-ln- • for news but it won't be there with, law, Mrs. Ernest Hoyt In St. Mary's out cooperation. Dead line for Press hospital. Grand Rapids. Tuesday. *i in towns is noon and for the BullMra. Adeline Barrell of Grand 1 Dog edition printed at night and Rapids visited her daughter. _ . Mrs. | delivered on routes Is 8 P. M. Lily of Leighton, Paul Carey and family -- ----------- , I News must be fresh to get in print Wednesday and Thursday. —‘-y. * Rev. so the sooner the better after things — and Mrs.' Karl Keefer and twin fjgppen. w, phone tn'deaths, etc. sons. David and Unden of Grand * Noah Kraft, of Charlotte, who Rapids, accompanied by Mn. Gertie was seriously injured eight weeks Kenyon of Alaska, visited their ago in a fall at nls home has suf­ mother and sister. Mra. Emma ficiently recovered to accompany Williams, one evening last week. ♦ his wife to' Middleville Sunday Maynard MUler of Hopkins formerly and-they are spending a few days of this vicinity, is one of the vic­ with her sister. Mrs. Inez Jordan tims of undulant fever it has been and brothers. Ed and Mat Bedford. discovered recently from testa. He We are glad N. K. came out of his has betn In poor health for a cou­ Injury so well. ★ Mr. and Mrs. ple of yean. He Is a son-in-law of Horry DcPult and son Jack and Philip Bender. * Miss Lola Stokoe Mrs. Robert DePuit of Grandville has completed her summer work and Pvt. Robert DePuit and Buddy as assistant purser on the D 6c c of Fort Custer were callers at the boats ooais ana and witn with ner her suiter sister ana and aunt. aunt, Glenn Allen home al Parmelee. Mrs. L. G. Palmer of Chelsea and | Sunday evening. * Mrs. Louise Mrs. Ora Hinckley of Jackson, spent Cleveland has returned to Grand Thursday at the stokoe home. She Rapids after a week's visit with and her sister, Mary Agnes resumed; her son. Jerald Bedford and family, their teaching positions in the I * Mrs. Blancii Segerstrom spent the Pontiac schools on Monday. * Mr.; weekend nt Lansing with her da ughand Mrs. Wm. Hulett were Sunday ter, Mrs. James Berry and family, dinner guests of their son-lp-taw and । * Miss Marcella Davis of Jackson daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Me- spent Uie weekend al home with Caul of Clay Hills. * Mr. nnd Mrs. I her parents. Mr. nnd Mra. Clifford Arthur Vnlentine and two small । Davis, and her sUters. * Mrs. warsons of Ypallnntl were guests of her; ren Bredahl and three little people, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw daughters, accompanied by her Sunday and Monday, and Art had! grandmother. Mrs. Flo Taylor and his car repaired. * John Kollar of ( Mrs Marie Phillips, all of Grand Welckgenant of Ba»Ue Creek.1 Thomapple Farm Bureau Rapids spent Sunday afternoon and j.jter. Mrs. E. J. Sherwood were din­ daughter of the laU Mr. and Mra. i be held at Ute home oi evening at the home of her uncle. ner guests of Mr. apd Mrs. Ray Alfred O- Weickgenant and Ueut.. Kermeen at Parmele at L -- .. =. Tolan in Parmelee. * Mrs. Allie E. F. Blake, f Mn Elmer Fenton Grootmatt of Grand Rapids vlcin- Donald H. White, son of Mrs. Dora Thursday evening. September 23. warnedI homi Ity, spent Thursday with her aunt, White of Middleville were united ini All members urged to.attend. Olney with her daughter. Mrs. Charles marriage in the presence of nearly Adams is group chairman. Lewia and family in Jackion. * two hundred guests. The ceremony --------- ;------- e • ■ ----------JUKU (UM V. — Mrs Charles Robertson and Mrs Rapids were Sunday visitors ot his was performed by Rev. Fr. U-oi_____________ . . B. O. Swift attended, the Grand grandmother and uncle. Mra?8ylvia Renkes of Marshall an old friend of; Lodge meeting of Pythian Sisters Allen and Glenn Allen and family the brides father. , I CG A I at Bay City. Thursday and Friday. at Parmelee. * Fred White of Jack­ A program of wedding music and;|_ LUnlJ » Mrs. Don Leyendecker of the son spent Sunday with his mother. traditional marches preceded the,_____________________ northeast vicinity returned recently Mrs. Lena White on Grand Rapids from spending a week with her hus­ St. * Mr. and Mrs. Stanley John­ man. couun or tne onne at tne or coSHJ.irVATIOX COMMIMIOX— band al Camp Crowdar. Mo . before son of Dutton were Sunday callers HS k. uStelA. ISffi oTS •“«« »>»■» . . i he was moved lo a California camp. of Charles Skinner Ind sister. Ger­ * Schuyler Kollar is now making tie Harris, in the northeast vicin­ brides as maid of honor. Brides­ his home in Flint with his daugh- ity. * LaPlerre Stimson of Par­ maids weFe Mrs Paul Snvker sister melee. who has been in poor health of the groom and Kathleen Fran­ cent operation we are glad to u air for some time, was in Pennock hos­ cisco of Marshall. The groom was «l Mid ♦ We were glad to know that Mn. pital at Hastings a couple days last attended by George Forbey, seaman. Lena VanAtten Johnson was week for observation. * Richard 1i as best man. The bride's aown wo* brought to her farm home at Bowne and Rosemary Lepper left for their of eggshell slipper satin. Mra. Snyon Saturday after seven weeks spent Detroit home. Tuesday after a two1 ker's of fuchsia moire and Miss in Blodgett hospital In Grand Rap­ week's visit with their grandmoth­ Francisco’s of pink saUn. ids and is recovering nicely from a er, Mrs. Isabel Lepper. * Mr. and A reception for the happy couple major operation and pleurtsv. * Mn. Pau) Armbruster and smallI followed the ceremony, and was held Mrs. Roy McCsul began her duties son of Dexter spent Ixbor Day with। at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hnr-I O1 „ ........ as teacher in the Freeport public I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jervis। old Walbridge with whom the bride j mimicry r»-n. bird* from schools this Monday. * Mrs. Lillian Campbell. ★ Mr. and Mn. RushI lived. I ut »■ »'>tosnobilr. alrt>l»ue. «i Jorgensen Cole has returned to her Randall, their daughters, JeahetU: Lieut, and Mrs. White left it u»fu_ Otnc duiiM-.i T-K KWOI and Mn „„ „„„ .‘''LJ!. n. 5 Jit’ Clare Schantz and fam- once for Falmouth. Mass., where | “nJr' after a few days Illness. ★ Twc cou- gjy Grund Rapids attended the ,hL>t wS?Z TV KS. I reuntan sSSda?.Pt Lamont. of thet they will reside. Lieut. White l» ' stationed at Camo Edwards tn Ute | r,lt,nulr, B„a woodeo hearty belling last Friday night l descendents of Mr R's grandpar- Engineers' Amphibian Command I on. t»tr tour before e'anri jurt a loud way of raying "Wish you ; Ruby wtnKll. • and Mrs White Will teach school i eun..t: to U.e »ny firearm I Pioneer settlers of that vicinity ! Lieut. White graduated from T-K » ahotnn. ■>< to a .h« "SS. ™ , A S? V.w. Etoln. «.r« .Uo Iter, (ram T.u.> school and attended Western Slate, «•’ wert! L“kes- Coopersville end Eastman- College from which his wife gradnrrihS TU,e- * 8gt Rlchard Palmer will uated last year. Don spent several rskvM«n her hither Autn Rm? return to Percy Jones hospital In months in north Ireland and was r R-rn Battle Creek this Tuesday after after| homeward bound in September 1842 ICtC Jn fill, son. who had (Uttered severe [ enjoying a M^irJ rhHn^vor he la now winhw • month at the home of of, on On the ship Ship Wakefield when it - u* i°*< KI. ......... ii nb£i5‘ *5iLriv?"*S2pht1 hU P*renU' >1. Mr- .and 11.. Mrs III,,.. Miner burnedI —al• sea. Don .s ......... many friends I. in pn,mer- * Mrs HatUe Smith re-1 thia vicinity extend congratulaticrtis FvJlvns turncd home Tuesday after a few u> the happy couple. ' Michigan State College .Evelyn s d#v| visit |th her Mn Tcd and __ davs visit with her son Ted and rd pabll.htd many friends will regret to know wife near Dowling. * Sunday din­ that she is not able to continue her .ner guests of the Glenn Dean schooling because of her knee in- .family were her parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Alton Flnkbeiner is not jury, and after consultation with Mrs. Julian Potts and her broth­ located at the Great Lakes Training several medical men will resort to er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Station as was stated but In Woo- < ster. Ohio, at the U. S. Naval Hight i r an operation within a few weeks James ■ Robertson * Tlte Bromley Preparatory school. He went to De-, । for straightening of the knee cap. family I of Irving has moved into the trolt on August 31. His complete i The work will be done in Grand house , on the Jacob Flnkbeiner farm Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs. Laurence on ' the Barry-Allegan line, west and address Is— A/C Charles Flnkbeiner. Rowden and baby daughter of north . of town. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlotte and Miss Helen Coman Charts , Malchele of west Thorn­ of Jackson were weekend visitors .apple and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ‘ of the girls parents. Mr. and Mrs. .Lussenden And sons of Yankee Carburetor 5 Ignition Frank Coman. southwest of town. .Springs, spent Labor Day at Dex­ 2 Air Cleaner 6 Timer । * Mrs. Dora While. Mrs. 8. F. ter with their son and sister. Mr. 7 All wires 3 Condenser Myers and small daughters. Sharon .and Mrs. Bennett Maichele and Miss Margaret Smith, daughter of । Present. 1 and Linda. Mrs. Duane White. Mr. .children. Mr and Mn. Howard Smith and al of Probat*, 8 Fan Belt Battery On the way they also nnd Mrs. Paul Spyker, Mrs. Mattie ‘ |n ,h* M called at the home ot another son. senior at T-K school was In E’st1 Benaway and daughter Pauline at- ,Frederick Malchele near Marshall. Lansing Monday of last week with ’ .“T*1 and 4-H| .•?“?! tended the White-Weiritonant * Floyd H. Helrlgel of Ft. Mon­ County Agent Foster Buy U. S. Bonds and Stamps wedding at Fort Custer Tuesday. mouth. New Jersey, accompanied by girls and bovs. Rhe exhibited a Jer- lh, ,dIBt.,h September 7. * Mr. and Mrs. Bu- ,two office associates. Major Hitch­ sey heifer yearling and won 4th i (rant«4 to ford Freeman of Detroit visited at cock and James Tighe, spent Satthe Peter Peterson home Saturday I ,urday night and Sunday at the and accompanied bv Mrs. Peterson Helrigel home northwest of town.; prize on the yearling. Good work! and her mother. Mrs. Sickel made ;coming from Chicago, where they Y»i4 net Phone 2240 Hastings, Mich. a busnless trip to Hesperia. * Mr. ,had been on business. Mrs. Hel­ North Thomapple Farm and Mrs. Harold Seller of Wyan- ,rigel and daughter Barbara plan to Bureau Meeting j, i. kur dotte are visiting her parents, Mr. leave for the East so to be there Tlie first fall meeting of the North notice therm and Mrs. Lewis Flnkbeiner west of ,October 1 and will locate- In Ash­ town. * Glenn Blake and Dr. Geo. bury Park. N. J. f Miss Viola Graybiel of Caledonia are spend­ Fischer has accepted a teaching ing a couple of weeks at Hunters position In the Concord schools and Lodge, near Grand Marais, U. P. * began her duties last week. ★ Foster Miss Bethel Jeanette Rugg of Bat­ Waddell recently underwent an op. tle Creek, is expected home this erntlon for hernia at Butterworth Tuesday to remain until Saturday. hospital in Grand Rapids. * A/C * Mrs Carl Segar of Grandville Wm. Mac Corson returned to his spent from Friday unUl Sunday eve­ school at Washington University. ning with her parents. Mr. and St. Louis. Mo.. Friday after a week Mrs. Andrew Gackler,»and her two । small children. * The Alton Stim- at home. 1 son family of Kalamazoo were La­ Corporal Martha Schad bor Dav visitors of their parents. Miss Martha Jean Schad who Mr. <nd Mrs. LaPlerre Stimson and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mulder. * Mist lotned the United States Marines > Nettie Kerr of Lowell visited her last May 2 received her four weeks I aunt. Mrs. Stephen Carter and fani- initial training at Hunter's Col­ Uy In Pleasant Hill last week. ★ lege. New York then transferred to Roy Snyder of Battle Creek was Ctfl'np .Lejeune, North Carolina, home for the weekend. ★ Mr. and for three months. training in the Mrs. Clair Getty visited their Quarter Master Corp and from I daughter and family at Sparta over where she graduated on August 27 the weekend. ★ Mr. und Mrs. Ar­ with the 'rating of corporal. Site thur Roew and daughter Doris, Mr. has been uslgned to the account­ I and Mrs. Harold Ross, and Mr. and ing office Of Sales Commissary at • Mrs. Will Kinney and two children. Camp Leleune. Corporal Schad ex­ I all of Detroit were Saturday night pects to be home on an eight day Congratula­ nnd Sunday guests of the ladies sis- leave September 22. ler; Mrs. Edd Timm and family, and tions. Martha Jean! For her full also called on their brothers. Al­ address look at the Horfie Front columns. Corporal Schad's brother bert, Theodore and Fred Wierlnga. * Malcomb Hoyt of Detroit Rodney loined the Marines in July spent Saturday with his parents. 1042 and has been overseas In the Mr. and Mrs. David Pender on the Australian area since December 1. Prairie and accompanied them to Pawing of Mm. Robert Cisler Grand Rapids where they visited The many friends of Mrs. Robert his brother Ernest Hoyt and called । at St. MaryTs hospital to see Er­ Cisler were sorry to learn of her ! nest's wife who is suffering from passing at the hospital in Grand critical Injuries received in on auto Rapids on Friday, after, several , accident on Sunday evenng. Sept. 5. weeks of serious illness and a long Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt were returning period of ill-health. Mrs. Cisler. the , to their Grand Rapids home after former Pearl Hoyt, daughter of Mr. ' visiting their son near Sheridan and Mrs. Herbert Hoyt, was fiftywhen a car coming off the side rood two years of age and much c’ *— | struck them squarely in the tnlddle life had been spent in this comand overturned their auto. The munity. After her marriage t । Hoyts were both rendered uncon- Cisler they resided <northwe_. । sclous but his injuries were slight town for years, later going to I and he soon left the hospital where Clarksville where they purchased a । they were taken. Mrs. Hoyt received farm and about two years ago they a fracture of Uie skull, Uie pelvis, bought a home in Middleville and . some broken ribs, cracked shoulder returned here because of her fall­ and Is in a serious condition. ★ Mr. ing health. Besides the husband : and Mra. J. Donald Campbell and, She leaves three daughters. Mrs. two children of Kalamazoo visited Mac Hazard and Mrs. Opal DeGood REDDY KILOWATT © Uielr uncle. Jervis Campbell and of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Charles family Sunday of last week and Lewis of Washington state, three YOW POWERFUL SERVANT . with the Campbell's and her als- sons. Burdette Cisler of Rt. 2 Mld. dleville. Victor on the farm at •Clarksville and Pfc. Harold Cisler in the U. 8. Army located at a Louisiana camp and who flew home for the funeral. Also, four sisters. , Mrs. Charles Roberts. Mrs. Coma Schondelmayer and Mrs. Frank Steen of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Meredith Dick of Hastings; two brothers. Charles Hoyt of Freeport • Fuel and George Hoyt of Kalamazoo. A I prayer service was held at the Man-power' I Clarksvlllfr-farm home at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon. September 13 followed by services al the Mlddle• Vital Materials ville Methodist church at 2:30 and attended by a, large company of Transportation sorrowing relatives and friends, fnterment was made in Mt. Hope cemetery. The Bympathy of the 'community is extended to Mr. Clsler and the family. FALL TUNE-UP WE CHECK ANDRUS SERVICE THERES PLENTY OF BECTRKfni BRING THE FA|RM INTO YOUR HOME Energy-building milk is oil important to your family's health. Growing children^ war workers, servicemen, and you need it evey day. See that your kitchen is well stocked with enough to satisfy the demand of your hungry family. Serve it daily at all meals and hove a reserve to supply those who enjoy between meal or midnight snacks. Build appetizing lunch­ boxes and meals around dairy products. Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. . 4 Qc IO s&l ?i a ■ UY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W: COOK, Prop. Hastings QIJnCLE SAM ASKS EVERYBODY TO GIRLS WANTED! DEFENSE INDUSTRY GOOD WAGES! THOSE NOW EMPLOYED IN DEFENSE INDUSTRY NEED NOT APPLY SILVERS-RICH 120 NORTH BROADWAY ChnrchM Plan Meet The Methodist churches of CaledonU charge will join In a planning meeting with the Middleville and I Irving churches this Tuesday eve­ ning at the local church. A pot luck supper will be followed by. the meet­ Ing In charge of District SuperInten dent E. H. Babbitt. Passing of Ben Putnam Middleville friends were very sorry to hear of the passing of Ben Put­ nam who has been a resident of Ulis vicinity for many years. His home for some time has been at Barlow lake and until his last sickness he has been very active for one of his years, the middle BO's. For many years he was em­ ployed in the hardware stores of Middleville and Hastings and was well-liked and respected by his many friends. A neighbor relates an interesting bit of his life's his­ tory. which he told her a short time ago. as a young man he spent some years in Rolla, Missouri and after the death of his wife, took hu two young children, Ethel and driving a covered wagon and making the trip in three weeks. Whi to—Weickgenan I The chapel at the Fort Custer re­ creation center was the acene of * very lovely wedding. Tuesday Sep­ tember 7 when Miss Rath Helen All these things are needed to make electricity!^ Electricity itself cannot be saved or stored away. But any reduction you can safely make in your use of It, will reduce the amount of fuel burned to make it. That will mean feyver freight cars to haul it and fewer man hour* to handle It. More cars and more meh will be available for the warjsffort.^ Each little bit that you save? multiplied by thousands of other Americans, will be an important contribution to the .Voluntary Conservation Program..Help Win the War—by Saving More! If you have'any questions, telephone or vyrlte us"There.is.no.shortage' of^electric* power'^^and^therr-’** none . . . for war and, essentia! Civilian'requirements.^ j^A^KRUGJDiredar/ . Office'oiFjyr^WiliHes COMR �' -------------- THE HASTINGS BANNER, THBKSDAY, SEPTEMBER ^1^1.- - _________ • , Mra. W. D. Robinson Their da ugh- Adam* Saturday night. They spent: Uster. Mr* Carl Paul of Kahuna- hh grandparent*, Mr. and Mt*. Jay I and Mn Wilbur Walker and Bo­ Orlo Ruosh's pu-nv- ground* last - ot- -Lansing spent the . i-Saturday . —............. . ... t_ ----------------------------of viaitod Mr*. Q. R. WednaMfay. The Lewi* family held dren of Halting* went the weekend ter — Ehzabetb night TTr-and Sunday with too Funeral ------nervioes w*ro held from ------------------Wllkimou. , Wright and the W. R. Dean family their family reunion there recently. with Mrs. Gordon Kenyon at her weekend wiai them. * Mr and Mr* I Mr. and Mr* Arthur Lathrop In hl* home Thursday p. m with bu.--■ cottage her*. * Mina Kenyon Unow A. J. Cortrigbt of Loa Angele*. Cal. I Cloverdale. They also attended । lai tn Rlyerslde cemetery, Kalama- 11 1 f Ij 1/ I I I F over the Labor Day holiday. A Mra. Amy SUcock nf---Prairieville,. and Mr*. Barton Cortrtght and church services here Sunday mornSwart were Sunday afternoon cal----------mom-zoo , zoo. *a Mr* Mrs Fwdle Fordlc Casey Casey Uis *mem- N A \ H y III1 ---------unUl “-‘urday daughter Dorothy of Kalamazoo »>K * Mrs Leon Leonard had the •d I the ..invert : ployed at the at Delton the Delton creamery. creamery. She She '’ spent from Tueoday Saturday HENDERSHOTT ---Ooillns Mr* Bella »»^Ud Mr •»< Jay Wilkin- mWortune Co faU In hjr home Th«ctaml«l clu, « u» ktm M>T. son Friday afternoon * Mr and dn>' ,ot week and injured one-oi ___ . . .. mr v^.rurw c >m* «n >- PetUbones Mr. Langham is in a Th* Garrison family reunion was ".E. with her. ul’ Mr*. Mr* CUr« «b*»ards of Jacluon quit* Davtd^are spw - «eUcld chu,ch “ct at lh* hwne training camp m Utah * Roger Mrs Gauas. Bheperd spent Friday quite badlr badly, Hhe wu tn R^D15g-n* held Sunuay at Un homesof Mrs. spital at Ka Shaw and Don McVeigh of Detroit djlUglitAT iUl Elass™ “xjvrsv « »» «««,. r™« <« Mr* Marsh Saturday night with the for. LauUng wer* TwuJay “Tf*1. r«9r* 1 „_J Ur, Huv DiiritM- and familv mnnihlv K,,«tn^<« «nH -z-M-lal nuwt. .pent oaiu Ume. * Cadet Gerald Havne* waa mer’s parents. Mr. and Mrs clar­ of Mr and Mr*. WlU ence Shaw. * Mias OroU Mae Oar- Ruiell Oorey and Mr*. Madeline home hat week from the University llnger was hostess at a farewell Oanke and ohUdren of Baltic _ for John Pettibone BalorI* Boyer in were co-iwateaae*. Thirty-five memparty tor -Jo*vj 8w«..sister..Mr. and Mrs Travis Royer in is caring for her. ♦ Mr and Mr*. “ »te Mr* Rob- bers were present. After the bual- ^y ,nl«hl .her apartment in , Charles Harrington attended a fam- Battle Creek. * Mr and I'" tcleirtmnr ne® session which was in charge of i Harting*. John leave* for army *<rvLwin-daughten and Mr*. Griffin of U j, o"Laughlin are anneunceert Barnes received a icicinww n* Uy reunion at the home of their call rthe president. Mrs Stella Purchlw. Purchbs. 1*3. Saranac were Bunday dinner gue*U Big the birth of a ntuc pound flvcFriday night of last week from /the brother-in-law und slater. Mr. and their son Hi: is at the navy yards games «-•» were played and enjoyed I Vanre •<- <*»e hum of their of Rev. and Mn. J. J. WilULU Mr. o3»ce am bom U*t W<Xnr«day In r>t«v~t Mr*. Charles Robinson in Hickory greatly by all those taking part. A’ Dr. M A. Vance in Baton Rap- and Mr* Oh**4er WllllUa who have oiT^path’ Swpiwl Bau|c Creek in Norfolk. Va * Mrs. Helen Mrlovely lunch was served by Uie I ids Sunday ♦ Mr. and Mr*. RtehComers. Labor Day. * Mr. and Mr*. HS.1 !!“f»¥?.»•»..«!! answer to the Glenn Williams and three sons of Gregor of Kalamazoo. spent Labor hosteMc* and everyone present re-1 ard Bogart gart of of Harting* Hasting* spent spent BatBat- them a* far a* Laming U Mr. and . name-Ronald Hugh * Mr. and the W K Kellogg farm spent Sun­ Day with her sister. Mrs. Robert ported a tine time • The Evan- urdav and nnd Saturday Saturday night and Ployd Nrobet and Jeanne and ’ Mr*. Otl* DeMott and Mr. Ula day with her parents. Mr und Mrs Barnes and family, also her mother. gelical Church wtshee to call thr Bunday al |he home of the Utter. Mrs Mr* Joe Hickey were in Grand . Lam- of me Gr.gory dbirirt. with Mrs Ada Wright. * Mr and Mr* John Adams « The Delton Inland h- fbe — ­ narentA Mr and Mrs Harold Haas Rapid* Sunday afternoon to *ce ' To keep your motor pur­ ........... of the people to__,the Lakes Garden Club held Its annual LaVern Quick of Banfield. Mr. and attention a Callers at the Calvin Plumley Mn. Joe Dobkoaki who 1* LU. ginning of a new type of evening Mrs. Leon Doster and daughter meeting at Uie home of Mrs. Bextlia ring like o kitten—to keep During the summer home Bunday were Mr. and Mn. nar gueata al Albert Brills, on Bun­ Adams Thursday afternoon nnd re­ Elisabeth and Fred Banash of Has­ service. day. * Mr. and Mra. Joa. Prius of tings. Mr. and Mrs Warren John- 1 months a combined service of the Clinton' Lahr, Mr. and Mrs. Den nOL'TH SHULTZ elected the following officers: pres. | fuel waste to the minimum Smith and Miss Sue. also Mr. and Hastings called on Mr. end Mrs. Mrs. Charles Harrington; vice pres . son and family of Kalamazoo and Young People's Christian Endeavor Mrs Wm Sheffield of Hasting* a Jack Sullivan. Bunday afternoon * Harold------------Norwood of and the evening worship service Mrs Philip Potter; sec.. Mr* Bertha Mr. and Mrs. ■ ---------Rev and Mrs. Kenneth Griswold heir niece Mra. Mason CrtMaman of Mr*. Mary Kchwicho '* able to be -‘c.'v callers i'. Adams; treos. Mrs Lincoln Bush. Hiiik Battle Creek, were at the the had been held, but beginning Sept. HUn , ' are spending the week at * lake Grand Rapid*. She ha* friend* and. home nl of Mr and Mrs Marshall 13 the Christian Endeavor ~' Committee* appointed were: flower. Marehall and adjusted regularly. full I with friends from St. John*. Mich. relative* here who regret her pass­ Mrs. Herman Reynolds; transporta- Norwood Sunday. Mr Norwood is meet at 7 00 P. M. and a ■ Buddy Griswold is being cared for ing and extend sympathy to the tlon. Mrs. Gordie Durkee and Mrs. on his way to Maryland where he preaching service with song service In the Fred Camp home, a Mr. bereaved family. * Donald M*tu>Roger Williams: program. Mrs. will be stationed. « Miss Barbara and evangelistic mewage will be and Mrs A. A- Reed are the proud hig of xpcilanU cam* Sunday and a Gordie Durkee. Mrs. Ray Durkee Leonard and Miss Ixjrrtla Wagner held at 8 P. M. Everyone I* cor­ Krent* of a son bom Sept. 3 at Mn. Manning and Sharon Jane and Monday * Mr. and Mn. Albert Brill called on Mr. and Mra. Robt. and Mrs Philip Potter, parliamen­ went to Ann Arbor Sunday. Miss dially invited to attend these serv­ nnock hospital Congratulation*! the Utile new baby Dennis Dale, Bryan* in Hastings last Wednesday. tary. Mrs IJncoln Bush; historian. Wagner returned Sunday'night anti ices. * The W s. C. 8- meeting for a Mrs. Freeman Klmerllng of who «... have been spending Um p»*t Mr. Bryan* wasn't feeling so well Mrs I eon Pennock and Mrs Ger­ Barbara returned Monday. * How­ September was held at the home ot Johnstown Twp is visiting her iuo twe week* with her parent*. Mr. that day. If he leaves his air-cmtrude Chandler. * Mrs Wilbur Sol- ard Moleomnaon and family ot Mrs Maude Wotring Friday. The ----daughter -----Mrs. Margaret Burdick and ant Mrs Lester Bonneville returned dlUoned room even for a short Ume mon and baby returned home from Beaverton have moved Into the John attendance was gcxxi and the study and children > itome with him * Caller* at the it brings on ill effects. * Mr CiiriatBUY BONDS Borgess hospital last week. * Wil­ Stratton house un West Orchard ot Methodist schools in Cuba and --------« » » Kenyon home last week and Sunliam Gillespie. 67. who suffered a St. Mr Malcomnson is principal a* Puerto Rico was very lutenaung * BARKYVILLE------------------------------------- day were Mra Frank Andrus and ensen Sr. who ha* spent Uw sum­ a mer with the Lawrence ChristenDelton Rural Agricultural Mrs. Ida Wallace returned Uie Itrst severe heart attack while working the Our school began last Monday Mary Jane. Mr. and Mr* Joe •en*. left last week to spend the part of last week from a visit with in a hay field nt the home of Lin­ school, a Mr and Mn Clarence morning with Mrs Zelma Smith of Shultz. Mr*. Pearl Larabcc. Mrs coln Bush a week ago Friday morn­ Williams nnd daughter Rosemary friends in Detroit. * Mrs. Royer ot Nashville as teacher, n Rev. and Gleuna DeMott. Mrs. OenardStnUh. winter with his sister in tlir upper ing passed away in Borgess hos­ and Miss Louise Sweet of Battle Battle Creek was a guest the pa»t Mrs K p. Griswold are enjoyfng and Mrs Gordon Kenyon. Hastings; peninsula. * The W S.C S. dinner is postponed until Sept. 33. a week week ot Mr* G. E. Wright * Cal ­ Creek and Mr and Mrs Mason pital the following Monday where tlte hut week of their vacation Mr. and Mr*. CUrenoe Applwate. he was taken following the attack. Norwood of Kalamazoo called on vin Plumley relumed Wednesday this week and the pulpit will be ESslc and Mina Aldrich, Clovordale; later than the regular date, ft will be held at Uie home of Mrs. Albert Marshall Norwood from Butterworth ht*>pltal tn Grand Hr had been a life long resident ot Mr. and Mrs MOBILE PRODUCTS— DISTRIBUTOR occupied next Sunday by Rev. Con- Mn. Leuna Bishop. Battle Cre«k; Brill. Sunday * Tlte enrollment ot the Rapids where he had been for ob ­ this community and had lived alone kiln who preached on the Hastings Mrs. Ruth Pierson and Mae Mcfollowing the death of his mother. Delton Agriculture .school at the servation. * Mrs. Lawrence Hecker Parish several years ago. ★ Mr. and Gowen of Acker* Point. >27 K. STXtK ST. HASTINGS PHONI 2554 Mary Mr*. Nora Gillespie several years present is 434 * Donald Wilkinson and little «on and Mr and Mr* H Mra. Lee Atwood of Grand Rapid* Olb*on entertained the Cloverdale Oae UfIla waa de* a aa f w/a ago. He leaves his brother, Frank and friend. Miss Dorothy Green of DeWitt visited Uie Utter* son and i .Knr rw.y dinner zuest* of Ladles Aid Thursday. A good crowd Gillespie. St. Joseph, Mich, and a Kalamazoo spent Labor Day with family in Lansing Labor Day. * Mr Mr. and Mrs. Elmer _____ ____ Gillett. ___ Mr. and a nice dinner. Al! report a -• -Lansing - ■ fine time *r Donald Kenyan of Batand Mrs. Glen Gillett of were *niurtday Thursday forenoon callera. callers. ’★ * Ue Creek *pent Sunday with hl* Mr and Mrs Henry Klevering of parent* Mr. and Mr* Alva Kenyon. Muskegon are happy over the ar- 1 * Thad Cook of Kalamazoo spent rival of* a baby daughter. Marva »*»• weekend with Mr and Mra. I Jean, bom at Penonck hospital. Frank Horn. * Mrs Sarah Ke —’ W flr RamIc MQMD t* ui Dvnui Sept 7. Mrs. Klevering te the for- „ >-s spending this week with _™ _ir. Mr and Wamey of Gurnaey mer Marjory Gillett. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. ” * Albert * ‘ i Mra Chester W11 Utts Mrs MIUer I and Mr Reagan of Detroit came I Thursday to visit Rev. and Mra. J. J. Wlllilts. Chester's remained un­ , til Sunday. Mra MIUer and Mr. Reagan returned to Detroit on Fri­ day * Mrs Hubert Lathrop spent j Wednesday with her sister. Mr* ffrx Dunnigan of Maple Grove * Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kealer and chllMore and more, choice of a suitable family or individ­ 1 dren of near Lacey were Sunday ual memorial is being made before actual need arises. f dinner guests of Mr. and Mr*. RusI sell Metd and family. * Mr. and This, idea is both wise and humane. It is wise because | Mra. Nelson Brumm and family the choice of a memorial, o Guardian Memorial: may v'T Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Rai pit DeVine. ★ We exbe made under conditions of coIm consideration, 1 tend congratulations to Mr. and rather than under the stress of sorrow It is also wise 1 Mra. Orlo Fbx of Dowagiac who because the memorial may be purchased in time of were married Sept. 8 in Dowagiac. Mrs. Fox was formerly Miss Dorofinancial independence, placed and dedicated on the 1 thy Potter, daughter of Mr and already owned fomily plot. It is humane because it I Mrs. Clifford Potter and used to live here at Barryville. They were dees not place an added burden of responsibility up­ Saturday ulght and Sunday guest* on the widow or other member of the fomliy after a of her grandparents. Mr and Mr* loved one has gone J. L Higdon, who entertained 33 on Sunday at a Lamtfy dinner In their It is a proper and fitting act in the course of human honor. They received maify lovely existence—a duty which should be carried out pridc: gifts. Guests were present from Kal­ amazoo, Dowagiac. Battle Creek. fully and well. 1 Nashville and Woodland ♦ Mr. and Mra. Eugene dingan of Hammond. Ind., were but Sunday and Mon1 day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Day. ♦ Mrs. Perry Fassett and chil­ DISTRIBUTORS OF . GUARDIA^ MEMORIALS dren of Hastings were Saturday night and Sunday guests of Mr. and Burdette Lichty, Rep. Burr Fassett and family. They all called on Mr. and Mra. Harry Green 119 Mlcb. Ave. N. ' ' llastingx Mhh. and family of Bellevue Sunday af­ ternoon ♦ a group of 14 ladles from Dowling enjoyed a hay ride to DELTON sl&’ssuis K» ML- ' FALL TUNE-UP THIRD WAH | LOAN Our Experts Give Prompt Service McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES Buy More 01383751 NOW DO YOUR BEST! IN N€€D PATTEN MONUMENT CO. D/tz.vc AUCTION SALE the first year oj our toughest Trained millions of fighting men—made milJic.is of dollars worth of fighting tools—built * Hoving decided to quit farming I will hove a sale at my farm located Vi mile south and 120 rod* east of the Gregory school: or Vi mile south and Vi mile west of the Star school, section 5. Baltimore Twp.. on millions of tons of shipping to carry these men and tools to die fighting fronts. And to help pay for it all, we bought War Bonds. Altogether, 50 millions of us bought War Bonds. And nearly 30 millions of us started putting. on the average, 10 percent of MONDAY, SEPT. 20,1943 our pay into War Bonds every pay day dirough the Payroll Savings Plan. / That was a good start—it whale of a good STARTING AT I O’CLOCK. I. OFFEK THE FOLLOWING: years. The things we'd like to buy with that Start. But, every American knows that it was c>:l) i start. Nobody Would contend for a single instant that what wc did in '-12 is enough for '43! us hen’s teeth." last year? Believe it or not—wedid. Butwc'vegot to make pay for the war—keep prices down—provide 100.000 this year! Sure! Wc broke every record in the world last year, building 8 million generally decent world for all of us when the tons ul shipping. But everybody knows that th*: 18 million tons we're building this year isn't enough! Chances arc, you're already in the Payroll money have either disappeared or areas “scarce So, why not put that money inti/War Bonds at good interest—$-1 for every Money" to help $3 when the Bonds mature? Did wc make 48,000 planes We’ve got to do more fighting'this year. W c vc got to do more building, more training, . the Payroll Savings _ Plan.’ (If . .you aren't ____ —In yet—sign up tomorrow!) Those Americans who have joined the Plan arc investing, on the average, 10 percent of their earnings in War Bonds. (If you haven't reached 10 percent yet—keep trying!) peacetime jobs and peacetime goods and>t — Savings Plan—buying War Bonds—doing your bit. But don't stop there. boost your ante! Sec if you can't BUT. America's income this year will be the high* •*’ in history: about 12 5 BILLION dollars! In spite of all taxes and price rises, thdsvcragc worker will have more money than last year— more than eicr before! Do your best! more shipping—and more saving. That is why Uncle Sam has a right to ask us, Wc vc got to buy more War Bonds. Is that too much to ask? Many of us arc making more money than wc have nude lor How mill ioas of Americans have done their bit— and how they can do better: individually, to invest more money in War the Plan. Of the J-l million Americans on plant pay­ rolls, nearly 30 millions of them have joined He asks us to invest not 10 percent or 15 per­ Bonds, through Payroll Savings cent or 20 percent, but all ue can!' HORSES Heavy gray tcaig, 8 yn. old, wgt. 3400’’ lbs., vaccinated for sleeping sickness. CATTLE Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old. due day of sale Black spotted cow, 4 yrs. old, due Feb. 19. Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old. due Sept. 22. Guernsey cow, 7 yn. old. bred Aug. 22. Red-White cow, 4 yn. old. due Jan. 31. Black cow. 3 yn. old, due Dec. 19. Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, due Dec. 21. Red heifer, 2 yn. in Dec., due Oct. 26. Guernsey heifer, 2 yn. in Dec., due Nov. 26. Two heifer calves, 4’/i mos. old. HAY AND GRAIN 12 ton* alfalfa hoy. 10 ton* timothy hay. About 100 crate* of corn. TOOLS AND HARNESS YOU’VE. DONE YOUR BIT BOOST YOUR BOND BUYING NOW DO YOUR BEST! One set heavy double harness. Some extra harness. 4 good hone collar*. 7 ft. McCormick binder. McCormick mower, nearly new. Wagon and rock. Steel wheel wagon. Dump rake. Stoneboat. ___________ Log boat. Oliver walking plow, No. 99. 3 mc. spring drag. 2 sec. spike drag. Bean puller, good one. Two 2 horse walking cultivators. 5 tooth cultivator. Litter carrier with cable and tftack, never been used. 500 gol. underground gas tank with pipas and pump. 2 wheel trailer. 3 hay slings, 6 ft. Hay fork. Grass seeder. Two 400 lb.-Chicken mash feeders. Baby chick feeders. Six 10 gol. milk cons. Grain drill. Corn shdler. 4 feed barrels with covers. Tank heater. Fanning mill. No. 15 DeLaval cream separator.Other articles too numerous to men­ tion. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Good davenport. Rocking chair. Bread mixer. Extension table. Dresser. Crocks all sizes. Jugs. TERMS OF SALE-CASH DAY OF SALE. THROUGH THE PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN This advertisement is a contribution to America’s all-out^war effort by PHILIP TIIRNES, Proprietor DEWEY REED, Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk �' ' ' . ' ' MA»TW0. BAMXO. THUMDAy, IgTClIUl ' ||U DRIVE IS ON I Today...YOUR COUNTRY looks to YOU to bock the INVASION WAR LOAN 15 BILLION DOLLARS (NON-BANKINO QUOTA) WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J.C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP. JOHN BULLING & SON E. W. BLISS CO. ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRjLIG • The big drive ia on ! Not only on every battlefront-but on the home front, too. As the tempo of the war increases ... as our fighting forces go all-out . for invasion, we folks back homo must mobilize in their support. We must back the attack with our dollars. to you with generous interest. That War Bonds are the safest investment in the world. That they help secure your future ... hasten Victory. So now -today-let’s all do our share. Back the invasion now-buy at least one extra $100 War Bond in September. 'A ndtkatd what the 3rd War Lean Drive h for! Today marks the opening of this vital drive, probably the moat important •ppoal your government has ever made to you. Open your heart... and do your full part. To reach our national quota everyone who possibly can must invest in at least one extra $100 War Bond during the drive, at least $100. More if you can. That’s in addition to your regular War Bond subscription. Invest out of your income... invest out of accumulated funds. Invest every dollar you can. For, one thing is certain—this is total war and everyone must do his full share. And that means you! * Safest Investments in the World United States War Savings Bonds Serio umt for the purpose of satisfying Federal the bond matures. Interest: 2.9% a year, compounded semi-annually, if held to M turity.Denoasfasatio<M:|25,8S0,gI00,|500^ A1.000. Redemption: Anytime 60 days after issue date. Price: 75% of maturity value. December 15, 1969. Denominations: |500, 11,000, I5,000, 110,000, 1100.000 sad <1,000,000. Price: par and accrued interest. 2$% Treasury Bonds of 1964-1969; readily marketable, acceptable as bank col- Other securities: Seriee "C" Savings Notes j %% Certiicates ot IndebuthMM; Vk Treasury Bonds ot 1951-1953 j Uni tad .You know all about War Bonds. You know that every penny comes back BACK THE ATTACK- WITH WAR BONDS STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS COFFEESHOP HOTEL HASTINGS TAYLOR SHOE STORE CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL HOME FELDPAUSCH STORES COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK ANDRUS SERVICE MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 STORE BAIRD'S STORE THE HASTINGS BANNER MILLER REAL ESTATE CASITE CORP. < ' VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE I NT. SEAL 0 LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM �THE HAS TIN 08 BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1943 I must close for this time, but but don't know who they were from. | a nlll; •a* DKCRRKD rtal lk» plaintiff m>« a «•» rt tkli oriiar la ba pvSIUkM 1* will write just as soon u I can. and - a* It was dark when they eame. The | Jas. If. Tredinnick and wife, 7 lota. let me know what they say about ------------------------home-made candy rather stale. ■ Lincoln Park Add.. City. —was —her state, •mdlng the Banner. ' but we ate *• —— o-_ it — anyway. Send. ... us Morris England and wife to Percy WARRANTY DEEDS As ever, your loving son. some more. I wish you could send ; Ross and wife, parcel section 31. ill* along fine and what did she name Will My new address Is me a box once a week. There are , Elisabeth J. Fox to Mrs « — Yankee Springs. (Continued from Page 2. Sec. 2.) the baby girt . five fellows in my squad so send I Dean, parcel section 36, Thornapple. Roscoe C. Stevens and wife to Buddv Dale Green. B. M. 3/c, wonderful place the U. S. is. | Will you please see if they wUl ;j *nouah enough for them too. Mr*. for jhjm. too. os as w£always wejriwayj Mrs. Will Will Dean Dean to to Mrs Mrs. ElisabethElUabelh* Albert J. Durham and wife, lol on I hare done a great deal of swim- «nd me the Hastings Banner. I f divide our Mill five ways. They are i J. Fox. parcel section 36. Thom­ Bristol lake shore. Johnstown. N.A.S. Box 1314, Navy .128 .j a - «> — u. ---- - of‘f.HnM, ’ mlng tn the big Paclflc-lfs real sure would like to get it so I codd fine bunch fellow/ ’*"* ”” |I gppje c/o Fleet Post Office Jas. E. Surlne and wife to Wirt D. Mctor. o*n ' The Banner has started to come , ' Plaintiff. San rrsiiciKu. Francisco. ^aiuuriu* California Ralph R. Smith and others to Surlne and wife. 12 acres, section •Howdy' Buddy—you’ll be getting and it certainly helps a lot. but still 1, Maple Grove. ——- from the Banner office yet. the Banner from here on in fellow . would like some Western magaslnes. I Leona Finaleton. lot 10) block 13, a nice U.S.O. In a nearby village anyone I [ _ win Wirt uD. ounne Surlne m>a and wue wife io lo u*mn James also a theatre, so all In aU It but sms. I* guess auc— they have lots to do and lx writing you a little •chit- I II take* your mind off things while I Kenfleld's ind Add., city? i Moris W. Harding and wife, to ! E. Surlne and wife. 2 acres, section now. but tell — them . half bad, but mail from home row. = all I said hello chat' Just as soon as we can nnd ,| jou're ,cau>u. reading anyway, Robert F Beckwith and wife, parcel' 11. Manto Maple nrove Grove, well be proud to’address it now to ;- Bov. ------I ever tel) - you folks a I section 6. Orangeville. could John L. HUI and wife, to Ray­ NOW THEREFORE: (to motion at Was sorry to hear about poor old Petty Officer 3/c. Good luck. ’Bud­ !ot' ‘f.W T51'd only ,et,ime- ?*.'■ 1 W Burwell and wife to mond R. Shaffer and wife, 40 acres, Hamilton A Hlrler. altarnaya for lha your column Is most appreciated Wimpy (Uie dog) dying. Would dy.’ ... ter still. I wish we were allowed to Wajter J Brown and wife, part of section 34. Maple Grove. plaintiff, tt I* Iherabr ORDERED. ADliked to have gone hunting with take snaoahots. | |olj 7 Bn{j 8 c,ty. Clara B. Scott to Chester C. Scott him again. Also sure would like to DML?°hL;n Dick In ' Wcl1' thU U “U tOr n0W- bUl 1, 1x11,8 P ’ I ^ cn ° * nd wUe tO Chr “ Louis P. Reno and wife to Chas. and wife, parcel section 34. Hastine*. be there to go hunting deer with Have been transferred here to • wJu wr|tc nioro |at^r - — -------> -■*»•Pfe Dick VanDerWoude. 36402270 : R. Gable and wife, -------lota shore Hoag Minnie Geiger to Merle Wheeler Tarrant Field. Texas, from Knollto ft]j A.P.O. 33, c/o Postmaster fe Dad this fall. lake. Yankee Springs. and wife, parcel, section 18. Wood­ Well mother. I passed and now wood Field. North Carolina. I’m in jr j^nx Wellfap- 36407874 San Francisco. California. ' j Harold L. Golden and wife to land. I am 2 c Petty Officer, not bad is the Motor Pool here, the same as I APO 3 c“o Postmaster Mack DDeeds and wife, lot 38, Clifford J. Pasch and wife to I was at Knollwood Field, and so I n.-*- Y^k N V August 29. 1943 it mother, dear. . Hsrdendorf Addition. Nashville. Truman Shellman and wife, lot far I’m driving one of the camp > Bertha Flory to 8. Wilbert Smith Pine lake shore, Prairieville. buses. I have been In the army over ' and wife, tot 1. block 3, Woodland. Rhoda Mason to Murk Garrison two years now nnd have been drlvI Carl G. Nlethamer and wife to and wife. jAtrcel section 5. Barry. (New nnd Chanted) Ina trucks all the time, but os yet Hoover and wife.' I Reuben J H- II™.;? 1UIS Si.. A.'C Donald C. Newton I have never spen anyope from 1 t south 2-3 tots 889 and 890, City QUIT CLAIM DEEDS . Dorr Aero Tech home Warren O. Moore and wife to There has been plenty of hot Glenn A. Moon and wife to Glenn C. Storrs and wife, parrel Flight D Gladys Fisher, 80 acres, section 27. weather to suit me. The oilier day section 5. Hastings. Albany. Georgia it rained and the sand was blowing James I. Nash to Wm. Furtong Castleton. Glenn M. Howell and others to around at the same time. tot 9. block 18 Eastern Addition Sgt. Donald D. Leyendecker 113 4ohn W. Bcedle, parcel Nashville. If there Ls anyone who would care City. Two Rocks Ranch Glenn M. Howell and others to to write. I’d be glad to hear from Ada N. Thorpe to Lola L. Flower, John W. Be*dle. parcel" Nashville. Petaluma. California you. lot 166 Delton Fred H. Elliott and wife to Janet I would also appreciate It very Hattie Bellinger to Hart Bellinger PVT William H. Sweet much If vou would send the Banner and wife. 67 acres, section 25. Prai­ L. Smith, 80 acres, section 33. Barry. Co. C. 76th Bn. Janet L. Smith to Fred H. El­ to my address here. rieville. A S N. 36858133 Sincerely. James P. Collison and wife to liott and wife, 80 acres, section 33. ramo Pannln.Texas Sgt. Kenneth L. Showman. Ronald Anders and wife. 120 acres, Barry. U. S. Army Verne D Sinclair and wife to 36159374 sections 18 and 19. Hope. Dan MacDougal and wife "to Geo. Hastings Manufacturing Co., 40 Pvt. Stephen Hathawnv. 16083855. Fort Worth Army Air Field ■ R. Green, lol 573 and part of tot acres, section B. Baltimore. Bks 442. 1187th Training Group. Leah P. Green to George R. Fort Worth. Texas 572. City. B T.C. No. 10. Nellie Parker to Horry Dalm and Green, lot 573 and part of lot 572. Greenboro. N. Carolina. wife, parcel Guernsey lake shore. City. August 22. 1943 Jakle Edger to Arloa Trainor and Hope. Sicily William Edward Morgan F 1/C husband, lot 7, block 6. Lincoln Otto Weise and wife to Sumner Park I Dear Folks: Addition. City. Navy Number 128 Sponable and wife 6 acres, section I I went over to a German airport, c o Fleet Post Office 8. Hastings. about • S mile from here, and Sun Francisco. Calif. John Andrews to Mark Lindsay. OBITUARY climbed Into one of their bombers 1 80 acres, section 14. Maple Grove. Mra, Lula B. Livingston. 67. of and fussed around with the con- I Pvt. Ralph Frisby Henry H. Frost and wife to Al­ QrangevUle. died one day last week trote. I wLshed Elwyn could have I Ordnance Depot 0-627 bert E. Frost and wife, one acre, In a Plainwell hospital. She was been here, he would have enjoyed i A P.O. 506 section’ 33. Irving. bom In, and had been a life-long it too. They were all bombers and c/o Portmaster.. New York. N. Y. Francis A. Kulp to Donald M. resident of. Orangeville lownslilp. fighters they left on the airfields. Bivens and wife, lot at Fine lake. She was Die daughter of Mr. and I forgot to tell Phvllis that she A/C Leon E Mudae. 36193819 Johnstown. Mrs Edgar Brown She is survived would have to get up Sunday morn­ Dorothy D. Smith to Roger C. by her husband. Fred; a son Jule ings and go to church with me Fowler, parcel city. of Jackson; a daughter, Mrs. when I get back as 1 have so many Guv C- Keller and wife to Irene Yvonne Tucker, of South Haven i things to be thankful for. and the Pvt. Thomas F. Stebbins Craven, tiarts of lots 1 and 2. Strik­ and by three sisters. The funeral l only wav I can explain It is that Co. M, 2nd Ord. Tw Regt. er's Addition. City. was held in the Plainwell Baptist the .Lord was with us to bring us CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Francis L. Bauer to Harry P. church Tuesday ot last week. Burial , out alive. I’ve seen Hell and been Aberdeen, Maryland Tu««le nnd wife, parcels section 27. was In Orangeville cemetery. j through Hell and how I made It Rutland. Mrs. Livingston was held in high , has been a miracle, and I've had , Av/C. John W. Reed. 16111387 Dorcas Smith Chapman and esteem by ail who knew her. i enough and all I want now Ls to । 43-J. Barracks 75. others to Harry F. Tuttle and wife, come back home. I've seen somej Aviation Cadet Detachment tots at Podunk lake. Rutland. ' awful things, some It's best to forBrooks Field This is ill . . . Mighty America Clayton W. Bennett and wife gel. If I could. ’ Sun Antonio. Texas to LcRoy M. Steen and wife, parcel STATE OF MICIIIOAN—Tb» Onull 1 You should see the blanket I poised!... Will you be able to say: "I personally Keeler's Addition. Middleville, Pvt. George Belson. 36*15337 have. It's double with an Indian de- ' Gerald 6. Shultf and wife to Hq. & H. Co 3rd Repl Depot sign on it—boy. It's nice. I also put my full strength into the knock-out blow”? Marcel E. Evalet and wife, lots 93 Post Office Unit No. 2 have a real feather pillow with a and 94. Nashville. Catnp cookei C^lif: j snow-white pillow case on It. I've Meryl D. Neeb and wife to BerHE Third War Loan is on. carried It on the Jeep all over Slcistrength into this final punch! end Beverwyk and wife, lots 10. 11. T 4th Grade Herbert P. Smith. ; ly. I sold my Elgin watch for 615.; To carry the war home to 12. Lincoln Park Addition. City. Your boy, or your neighbor's For rent at $2.50—$3.00—$3.25 and government I but I have a German watch lust ns : 36198043 Harvey J. Elliott and wife to our enemies, with killing fury, 1 good or better—that guy will nev- 1 A P.O. 4741 r< Postmaster boy, knows what the fruits of Gertrude Endsley and Either Hotch­ Ha.linc. tax—*in our fine safety deposit vault. Get one toSan Francisco. Calif. cr need it again. calls for an added 15 billion kiss. tot 973. City. this devastating Allied invasion It seems good to have it quiet taipartoday for your war Bonds and other valuable papers. Burton R. Clinton and wife' lo dollars, quickly. ■ImlUrly will be—the months, the dol­ around here again. It gets tiresome Add—Platoon 2 to Pvt. Keith Alfred Gonzles and wife. 1 1-2 । to have all the big guns as well ns Brady's address al Camp Fannin, acres,- section 6. Carlton. rffected. lars, the American lives it will the machine guns and rifles shoot- Texas. OBDEbVoB* APPEARANCE Clair W. White and wife to B. R. you to lend your money. With save. And, across the miles, he Ing at you all the time. nnd. of . • • Clinton and wife, lol 4 block. 5, every dollar of wealth in this course, wy have to shoot back. । Emily McElwain will lake over Freeport. is pleading—buy more and still . I was sorry to hear about Grand- ' next week, to tell you about* H.H S. richest of all nations as security! Edna Heinzclmnn to Laon F. more War Bonds—today! ma Huling falling and getting hurt, since school opened last week and Rock and wife, parcyis section 19. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND she will have to be more careful । sundry other tilings. (By the way Yankee Springs. Mother, Father—you can’t / next time, as I will want her to mix Emily.—why no school Dell this year FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. Nellie C. Foretnjin to Harry Dunn lose! But your boy—or your up a batch of her cinnamon rolls' —Is It priorities or something.) Un- and wife. 45 acres section 20. Rut­ neighbor's boy —can! Your for me when I get home. I til then, Cheerio. land. I have received two of my boxes. ] < Zolly Coffer country can! Unless you.put Clara B Scptt to Waller W. Scott. 1 1-4 acres. Section 34. Hastings. every ounce of your inspired to eorracl an Clara B. Scott to Walter W. Scott. 80 acres, section 34 Hosting*. Dora Custer to Henry D. West. lot 290, Cky. I .Darina Manning to Stale of BU/LOS WEIGHT CYCLONE ENGINES FOR TNE BOEING TMIchlgan. 120 acres, section 36, | Yankee Springs. Clyde Grummett and wife to Lcster fe. Snyder and wife. 10 acres. | section 32. Thomapple. j Guy C. Keller and wife to Scott I N. Campbell and wife, 77 acres, section 6. Assyria. । O. 8. E. Thompson to John W. I Sims. 12 1-2 acres, section 28. Assyrla. , I Estelle V. B. Wiseman to Claude I E. Wiseman, parcel section 17. City. ! Verlln C. Hendrick and others to Ned Acker and wife, lot shore Mill [ lake, Johnstown. । Frank C. Lent and others to Jesse 1 A. Campbell and wife, lot 9. NashI ville. Owing to the death of my wife, I will dispose of the personal property at public j Mary Count Taylor to Ake Hol­ , man and wife, parcel shore of Gun auction at the farm located 8 miles'east of Hastings on the State Road: or 2'4 . lake. Orangeville. Morris England and wife lo Evmiles west of Hosmers Corners on crett K. Decker and wife, parrel ; shore of Gun lake, Yankee Springs. | Edwin W. Lancaster and wife to 1 Martin G. Schram and wife, lots ' 1 to 10. Chamberlain's Add.. City. | , Russell T. Craven and wife to. I Wm. C. Swiger and wife, lots 106.1 1 107. 108. 109. Nashville. STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: 1 Harvey F. Parmale and wife to । Winnie A. Olin, 120 acres, section 19. Johnstown. Dan L. Smith and wife lo Frank; A. Alleman and wife, parrel shore Thomapple lake, Hastings. Sumner Sponable and wife to Glenn A. swift and wife, tot city. Walter F- Rose and wife to A. F. Putnam, parcel shore Bartow lake, wgt 1700 lbs. Yankee Springs. Dennis P. vosburgh and wife to Edwin Edge and others. 126 acres aiul other parrels, section 20. John­ wgt. 1700 lbs. stown. . Earl James and wife to Rynara Boers and wife, parcel shore of Pine Around 16 ton clover hoy. good. lake. Prairieville. These horse* are >ound and good workJennie Stanford and others to ■. Milton T. Kermeen and wife,, tots Mid HevUle. ; Albert W. Bessmer to Ivan I. French, lots shore •{ Gun lake. Yankee Springs. 2 »et« good double work hornet*. Nora Dawson to Charles T. Mc4 collart. Iron wheel wagon. I Gulre and wife, lot Dunning's Ad­ I dltlon. City. coif by side. Weber wagon and 14 ft. flat rack. । O. Ardis Rush to Keith L. McMlllana and wife, parcel section 15.1 Deering 6 ft. mowing machine. l Woodland. ■ ■■■■■ —...................... -................. My dearest Mom and Dad: COURT HOUSE NEWS ON THE HOME FRONT SSKS « BUY WAR BONDS OUR SERVICES WAR SAVINGS BONDS LEGAL NOTICE BANK MONEY ORDERS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES INVASION! . . . Is T NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS STUDEBAKER * FLYING FORTRESS MEN and WOMEN UCTION SALE WANTED TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1943 IN OUR LOCAL PLANT HORSES GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES HOGS Bay gelding, 13 yrs. old, 6 shoots, wgt. around 170 lbs. Grey gelding, 13* yrs. old, 9 pigs, 6 wks. old. HAY Bay mare, wgt. 1650 lbs. PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY MACHINERY & HARNESS COWS SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING Ail applicants must qualify under the new war Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, D. Lane and wife, iot Holler Additlon. Nashville. Hope M. Chittenden to Wm. O. Schrader and wife. 80 acres, sec1 tlon 31. Barry. I Fannit O. Myers to Chas. W. . Rhodes and wife. 50 acres, section ; 11. Assyria. ! Geo. C. Gallon and wife- to Otis ! W. Corwin and wife. 4 lota. Harden. | dnrf's Addition. Nashville. ■ | Joseph H. White to Guy M. Makley and wife. 13 acres, section 4, Castleton. • Leo. J. Wykkel and wife to Edgar ' A. Burgstahler and wife. 80 acre*. I section 19. Barry. j Nellie M. Evalet to Sami L. I Smith and wife. 80 acres section j 29. Castleton. j Robt H. Klrchman and wife to Erwin B. Atnsden and wife, 4 lota ■ shore Fine lake. Johnstown. . Clarence T. Robinson and wife i to Otto Weise nnd wife, south half lots 1334 and 1335, City. | manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE and wife, lots 83 Nashville. Gladys Fisher to Glenn A. Moore and wife. 80 acres, section 37, Cas­ tleton. .David L. Miller to Robt. D. Jones and wife, 71 acres, sections 38 and 39, Johnstown. Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, bred. Block cow, 10 yrs. old, fresh, twin coIves by side. Jersey cow, 10 yrs. old, fresh, coif by side. Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, due Feb. 16. Deering 7 ft. binder. ' South Bend walking plow. Cale, footlift, tulky plow. 3 Sec. John Deere tpring drag. Land roller. 10 gal. milk can. 2 horte Buckeye tpring tooth cultivator. P rim rote No. 3 cream teparator. Fat cow, wgt. around 1100 lbs. r Forkt, thovelt. hoet and many other article! too numerout to mention. TERMS: CASH, NO GOODS TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. ES L. PRICE PROPRIETOR DEWEY REED. C. M. tyAMMOND, Clerk � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-09-23.pdf 9e12cadacd61ec988f87a10b29c4b7b7 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner HELP BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS SECTION ONI—PAGES 1 to 8 IGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR Two Soldiers Drowned Onih< 4 o 4 * « « In Gull Lake Sunday I— — T-. Home Front I Two young soldiers from The HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 1943 14 PAGES—2 SECTIONS Barry Lags In War Bond Drive I Soil Eroiion To ARI YOU GOII PART IN WAR BO HUMBtt M ------------ ID A T I ft III I U A Farmer* In the Kingsley District! I\ H I I V 11 I H V ment meetKg with Harold Lortn. ☆ AT A GLANCE ☆ of the U. 8. Soil Erosion Service m Bo Discuood I ■ I the north end of Gull lake. A group as speaker. Mr. Lakin will address . I ; of Soldier* from that air field went I-------------- --------------------------- -------------- l0 the OUQ Counlry club for the group meeting on Wednesday Thte Is evening September 29 at 8:30 at , ! On the school front I <Jlnun„er„»??!!. a,‘" the Kingsley Conununity Hall. .rent purchases of items rationed toy I "Hark I the tchool bell now 1* John Gtlluple. 20. Sergeant Car­ Farmers in Barry and Johnstown the government. This newspaper linging"—not literally but figura­ men Pesciline. 22. and EHward D. Harvest Work townships have realized the prob-— , .wwill _ enable tnea me me to believes this service tively. Zoily Coffer asked to tell tell Bradac. 18. went out rowing In a sender where where steel row boat- ThU Cra,t over* , Alien Bishop, farm labor assistlems they have in retarding erosion, dividual* to cooperate more fully in why no school bell.■en —I wonder jonder for ’The nasi lurnM turned Bnd and |ank sank aboul about aw fe<l reel । 63 School Tree*Uries Shore ant ­ er fumlxhlng transportation too snd 1 f th. ■nt working'Xith wnrlrlna with the th» County Cnamtv Ex Fxi» • 1 1 o . m.lnl.lnlnv trill tartlltv .nil stzmlur Zolly ha* bee" ,K- —• ------- -------------------------------1- from school Proper supervision . 1(1(11 VKIUlll 3llI)I)OFt Ah — well Bln Van ,rom <he Lo,,H Beach-farm at tire . T.„ i tension Office, has been contacttear at elfcht a .tn. A.. ... ...^ XJ" north end of the lake. I ln Th ® DiStnbuhon high-school, in The countv ir school* to'the countv ui in must must be lumumeu furnished in eacn each cue. Case.L ,a» • rr. end of the lake. i .......... uig mgn scnuoi* in me couiuv : n_ ed. Conscious of these problem* rtamn* X, Y. Z and Brown IVlnkle slept for twenty year*! The north Cottager* from the near-*" r-by shore '1 The Library Fund of this and । the Interest at working out an emer- | School superintendent* genera)||rivp I’nilu Tn they have invited Mr. Lakin to meet llimpi a and B now valid through lid bell that has called so many were able to rescue young। Bradac. Bradac other co unties is ly ask that students be from away from *** v v * as 13 I counties 1* derived^from derived from the gency farm labor program program wilhlhe. with the .. . — —-to be away with the group and discus* their oct 2 Brown stamp C. valid Sept, Eeople to the hull* of learning has tines imposed by justices Justices o< of the school officials. Bishop and farm- school as little as possible. There- a,f . 17 • 1 problem* on the basis of hl* year* 3g through Oet. 30 kern stilled so that the swing ahif- but were unable to save the other -------—u —e .» — -_ erg jjj „cneraj over the county are fore farmers are asked to pick dp lilt Ct ILX I)CCtlll IOI1S of experience and study in sdli - — ~~ — Municipal and zm ClrCanned Good*. Ete. Iheir^arv morntov slumbers” "ng ' cold cold water. water. Undersheriff Undersheriff DeWitt, DeWitt, cult cult court*, court*, and and 1* 1* usually usually autndlstri- fearful because of the labor short- student* when work i* ready rath, r > con*enation practices. Blue stamp* R. 8. T valid through I The'hteh Tchoo? eiirol?ntenl U not U»PUty Sheriff Downy and Comer- buted once a year by the county age of great loss during harvest of than hold them from school the en­ Milton Letnaar who t* in charge Sept 20; U? V and W now valid Up to noon on Tuesday, reports U to that, of a vear Fann vatiow Officer Vem Wlney. of treasurer. In this country this dis­ highly perishable crops as beans, tire day. Some schools are requir­ of the meeting extend* a very cor- through Oct. 20. tork war work and tile armed for- KalamMoo. under the direction of tribution ws» made last week by potatoes and fruit. dial Invitation to all farmer* in Ungar for SJiie aUmM and Captain James W. Gamier of KeL county Treasurer Clouse. The -----------------------------Students In schools already conBarry and Johmtown township* to stamp No. 14 good for 5 pounds liiiM tava SeTooklng into theh lo«< •IcHeW dragged the fake Bun- amount paid out thia time wa* tacted »... byBUhop «■.»._ igtand ready to ItatLLs th know whether theyr wUl t* llay “Hernoon for the bodies. They 81567-60 It te paid to school librar- helpfanners leased from school for the wofL . th/ ni.w Ot attend County Agent Foster feels aim. 16 through Oct. 21. 1 an with emergency the meeting will be moat interestStamps No. 15 and 18 may bo 1 tat us to know whether will ue be Itatuv U> know wnetner they u ey wui unable to locate them al in where school districts have 11---------- -* -crop* lea. li ­ had been unable to locate them harvest of these Farmers rarmers rinauig tnemseive* m A1i ihi t5» Ible to finish the school year, or Ing and Instructive as he ha* used for canning *u*ar in amounts braries. The amount sent to any _. v asked w are to make their needs । need of a few hours emergency -t-.;., lirt.t how long it will be after reach­ the time this was written. drawn upon Lakin's experience sev- of 5 lb. each through Oot 31. sehool district is based on it* school known a* early a* possible. Btuing eighteen before they will be census at the rate ot 30 cent* for dente will go out into the fields at-, Inducted. Stamp 18 good for 1 pair through I each census scholar. The sum* paid 40 cento per hour, settlement at ■ intendent or Mi. Bishop in' the I We miss Lena Leiter. Marie RoWe. of bonds of from 850 to 81.000. Ev­ ; to the different school districts of close of each day* work and farm- County Extension Office. mime I ery person who can afford Barbara Ruehl, Anne van Westre- , 1 the county are as follows I a bond within that range should do Stamp Number 8 from Basie I Assyria—Asayria Center district । Mileage Ration A Book, worth 3 r n IT A n I A I 1 to before September 30. If they will ; 81950; Checkered district 810.50; F II II II Ir I A I 1 do that, with a few other purer-----gallons of gasoline now valid. [hr Army' and Barbara wjth her; Were Enterloined bv Thot । ^BrtlSswre^Dowling district 820 I. L/ ll V l\ I L | of 82.000 or more bonds that lurl (111 Ware Entertained by husband who has been rtfitioned to ,o > That,1 70; 8lrtker |U 40; McOmber 81380; along, the county's Coupon 5 good for 11 gallons. Wonder how the bond sate to com-! about 40 per cent of our "E“ Bond “ n easily met. This coun­ Florida I Company at Country Club HEnder4hoU MB0; weeks 814 40; ing here to the county? Deliveries Not Expected Un­ Must last until Sept. 30 for both 1 quota of 8405.000 has been made. J t'y never f”-J to failed meet its pro­ heat and hot water. Three new members of our faculjt has been the custom of the In- I Durfee district 89.60; Barney Mills til Last of November Tlreg . ..... . portion of bond sale*. Red Cross ly whom many of you know are temaUonal Seal and Lock Co. of 88.40. „ „ . Hasting* and Barry county are I Second inspections due: That's a question you hear ffre —­ All of this pointe to the fact that an(j other subscriptions. We must Ruth Sherwood Burrell, who UI this city, to invite freight claim | Barry—Delton Kellogg school quently these days. the average citizen of the county not fall this. time. now aware of the fact that we face vehicles by Sept 30: B's Luck Ui the gyeu with her usual agents of railroads, also freight । 8132.80. „ „ visn't making any extra effort to buy Of the different types of bonds .a serious fuel ahortage. No doubt 31; c*s by Aug. 31; comme Unite and pep; Irene Jones Hainll- , agents of several large manufactur- i Carlton—Rogers district 88.40; , toeing offered, a ouota for each. that is true in other Michigan hlc)»v every 8 months or 5.000 miles, Most of- -us are----------------------Interested Jn the bonds. Ion. who teaches while Grandma mg Industries, to Hastings to spend ’ Carlton Center 88.70: Fteh 815; -------------... kind has been sat for this and ev- town* and counties. Certainly. un­ which ever la first ■oner, entertains little David; and a dXy here al the Country Club 1 Welcome 815 ; Brown 81170; Cost* ! drive, even though we aren t — ' Bank denosits here in the countv ery olhcr county. The amount of E les* soon relieved, it will cause poaSagar For Canning LiQmi.H • tending ourselves very much Mary Roush Dnvne Payne, whn who ha« has rere- 1. house and grounds, and to partake Grove 817.70 10 tukve steadiiv rtirn .. since the lait|1 t»nds bonas whlchjhte wnicn tnu county counly is u expected expects iuve itlve suffering suffering to,t in ■homes, toclu — .u. wmea.^including Sugar for home-canning of IMS I. <» Castleton—Nashville school 881: purchase them, urned to her Alma Mater. of u a miir fine tiiiLKcn chicken uu»>« dinner m In> wra-wMw tne club 1 I raj th!£ V era™ to bu>’ u H05 ™3 For a **vlngs in- , those of war-workers. Schools Most Hastings people know Mick- house at noon. The annual meeting Castleton Center 88.10; Martin 88 - , fruit crops will be available to ... . I lor Victory Bond Drive and vestment. E bonds are very desir- churches churches may may be be deprived deprived ot of heat housewives on approximately the k McPharlin either personally cr or. of these agents has'been held in 70: Barryvllle 88.40; Shores 86 90 j So far. the drive seems to be going so far this 3rd Victory Drive hasn't! able. "Btey pay 25 per cent Interest. ■ •• ■ unless tiie situation is soon re me­ by reputation as a flyer. Participa . >“■­ Battle Creek in September for sev- ; Hastings City — Hastings City about ; almost 3 per cent Ohly 40 per cent tion In fifty z ,.ulds raids over the conttncontln- ; rai years Tbow attending that School* 8365.10. . as it did last lime. Factories, disturbed litem noticeably. • n uw HautciMi «mi>vi» have iu ••— -T- to Hastings • naaMi * Township ■. —■—— • Fisher dls— institutions and business firm* are: ... ( of this county's quota of E bonds [•nt. being iv reported missing duringim»a vnUicring driven Hasting* the ’ot'ISiepne.''being* w”a1 toft The 8405.000 "E" Bond quota is have sofarbeeti sold.snd_.thal b coal dealers nor to their natrons ' for canning sugar. Lhereto raid of Dieppe, beingrescueS rescued j to to enJoy^adaV enjoy a day here. here.’AntTlt And It*ha» has‘aL nl- ' irtaTtilW: trice 814.10:* Gregory Gregory8t18750: Altofl coming through with an Impressive rom aa rubber raft, and later tnurmar- way ay of pleasure to the the 818.30; Star 81280: Cen- Showing. It looks as though that not unreasonable—In fact, less than' ''«D irorn way,a been aa fl nay 818.30; Star 812m):Hastings Hastings CenThe latter placed their order* for <s» tying a young lady of Toronto. Ont. Kue-u and their hosts. , ter 8350; Quimby 8930 part ot the quota will easily be > 15 per cent of the funds already on aare Z® not good, backed as they are by fuel eariv this year. Hastings four AIIF*TIFMkl CAI EC tiie government and all the proper­ coal dealers placed orders for more AUL a IViX jALEj 7“'""'i ATS i&U1U "“h« .. than 50 carloads of coal last May CHARLES bCrGART, Prop. ' Not a carload of it has been re- 1 Having decided to quit fanning, ,,00: c,0"r- ..!?■ Ale 81050 Bul when lt C01”®8 w Ute ’’ir --------------- -------------- ----------------------------- --—E bonds have so ceived by them. They have been Charles Burgart will have an aucnai. Irving —Wood district Ml Jone* parries a full page picture of Mickey Ina ] wun with gon golf lor tor tnose those wno who uae like u> to 1 I ji-.-4-i 80 .«««■ ran.. bond* which represent the todlvd- hurt anyone.--------------------------------------- 1 far been purchased in this county. ' told recently - that no shipments1 uon sale at his farm mile east • • • | JI invests 837.50 in an E Bond. । can be mat je on Hit many accounts of hl* hi* feats. teats. I| ••.» “pound around the — course. Lvith —• the ------pill" •••----------— 11 80 90. Freeport 837.20; Little Brick ual purchaser—we aren t .doing so made on these these orders orders until until and and H % mile mile south south of of Delton Delton on on the the Demand on commercial deposits in >0 J'ears it will to^.^ ue “ nd the November! |oM Payne farm. He la offering a list [ Last year the high school ded. ———> 88 70. dedi- , fOr uio&e who-enjoy — sociability | well­ In Burry county banks are nearly ^'TTmesT 875*^’^uc“ a 90 tar. this fall has been much' of .farm tools, livestock and Iwm....-----------w. — 1». of bonus »n,< --------------------— .— i, Johnstown—King district 83.60; I bated one week's sales and 1 1 _— anjd they do enjoy meeting each . o. . ^" a ;o 1 ‘ L ’ Vhe RovVrnrooter than usual for September ; hold good. Loren Coppock will cry ...—Just ------ ouicr ktamns to thte noted — alumnus other uuu and U»c the m.ive.a officers «of the Seal Monroe 815.90; Stevens 8950; Bris- I With only a week more to go. only ■ (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.) n June the follow: Co ..clarence Crawford, the com: tol 812 30; Benfield 87.20; Culver, ^t will mv ti^e wner wen We certain to have colder 1 the sale with Milton Lelnaar a* Ls schoolctaaedto .'ur.r'b— -------------- *•-------Ing tetter was received nauja vice president uicnuctu »||U asa.au, ' 8100' E bonds arc no? neiStteble weather to October In November.) clerk See adv. eteewhere to this ■ vcelved .I pany'a and salesman, . $25 40; uui.vu.iw Burroughs 811.10. b^after^the o^.r lL n X one ' h 2‘ ‘ y d>y» Uwe for further details. 423 Fighter Group- plans the the details detail* far for these annual Maple Grove—Maya district 841Ml Air Base De Ridder, e events *fnta ** as hr he jtid did thli this yeer^He^ year. He has I 70; Moore_IU110^ Moore 811 10: rhmharn Dunham—81550: 815.90: I for W anon^request rfav* after that li redeem- *fho^s nre quite and I FRED L. WOOD. * •» able the 'Itgovernment havecertain meagerChurches fuel supplies. Prop. . De Ridder. Louisiana j a host of warm 2* personal friends i Norton 810 20: Branch 85.10. I | June 1st. 1943 Jgroup."»t» always glad in to ,‘u-’ ' (hte'----------------------------------------------•" : ‘"onuireidlk^Orangeville—Orangeville Village 1 paving a smalt rate of interest. I Unless Hastings can get some coal 1 Having sold hte farm. Mr. Wood klastings High School , SPC him. president Emil Tyden and district P There are at least 2 000 persons । very soon, churches will be com-1 will have an auction sale at hia tank* latrict 83330. 833.30. 1 Hasting."'. Miciltgan . l 'Trva.iirar Pralrtevilta Prairieville— — Milo district 89.90; Treasurer Richard Richard Grona Grona also also come come 1 in Barry county who can each eas- Polled to give up their services and 1 located 4 miles north of Level Park: fro tire members of Hastings I In for hearty greetings from the Prairieville Village 814.40; North Uv affwd to buy a 8100 E bond for , ■'fhooU *“’5 10 f10* •“hough'or miles south of Fine lake: or High School. guests. Pine l*Lke 812.00. , 875 and at least 3 00) more who can they placed orders to plenty of, a mile* north and 2 mile* w«t of Desired That Courses of Study in College of Agriculti [ Only today I have learned of the । Rutland—Algonquin Loke district easily afford to pay 837M for a l‘me “t^t their service* and aea-| Bedford on County Line Road. Owing to shortage of help and easily to those pay 83750 for a siona might not be canceled bv cold 1 known as Mogley farm. He te otfaphonor and thoughtfulness you itave other war conditions the attendance 81050; Chidester 814.40; Tanner E afford bond” If 5500 people Should Be on a Par With Others Offered by the University Univert . 850 850 E bond If those 5.000 people khown me. As an appreciation of 1 Thursday ,IllMaOBy was w~> not as large as usual. 88 70; Goodwill 85 40. [ would buy these E bonds before weather. There will be suffering to ing a good list of hone*, cows. hog*. i. cowa.1 would buy these E. bonds before many homes from cold if coal Ship­ Lour collective efforts, given in my but that did not Interfere in the Thoraappte— Ihornapple-Kiellogg Wc are certain that readers of the - Barry 'county's - - quote e-nm ani<« chicken*, tools, haxne**. enA September' 30. honor, but of real Importance, to lcaat a good time for those district 819850. Banner have found Dean Daven­ the extreme, aroused the fighting ments to Hastings are delayed un­ hold goods. Loren Coppock will cry help our cause, in which stead lie , wer« abie to get away from Woodland—Woodland Township ( port's biography very Interesting. spirit In Eugene Davenport, and of 81.000.000 would be completed. til November. the sale and Milt Lelnaar will act Do you usk how we know that Lhe very existence of such fine run-1 [heir work. They evidenced their district 89120. . u It wu was puDnanen published -in in me the ixjunvry Country he set about treating public sen­ Meantime 300.000 ton* of Amer- « cibts. cwt me aov. r^r.m Elamcntal institutions as yours te. , p>aiure In a manner that oould Yankee Spring*—Gates district, Gentleman, /as a serial, under the timent for hl&'college, and he won there are 5.000 folks in our countv lean coal are sent each week to 81c- this Ls»ue for full particular*. (Continued on Page 2. Sec. 1.) I offer you these, my wings, which fPave no doubt about their enjoy- 8850: Yankee Spring* district 84.80. । heading of/A Son of the Timber - out. He rouxfed the farmers, and Uy and Southam Italy, which are ' ■■■ Tl,“ Lerc tendered tendered me me by by the the Royal .... here Air 1 mpnt through ih'elr pressure upon the ------------■ “ “ “ ■ lands," and was written \by the , not in danger of any such cold E —..in K u rjne that HMtlw haa fac. force. .. May 19th 1941 al Temhlll, Dean himself. \ legislatuyte the c-"— ’ —"j as are certain to visit Michl Bhropihirc. England. , , torte* here which attract to our city } In the two preceding Issues it tuni was given before coal shipped in Novem- will dispose of the person*, prop* Yours sincerely. men who fill high place* In the and the promise of adewo* explained how he wa* was was called U> to buildings --------------------will arrive in this stale. erty at the place known a* tno . . .v . College ------quate flnant Michael O. H. McPharlin Captain transportation line*, large business -—•“ financial support. Th“ head the — Illinois at ‘’ ! The bureaucrat* in Waahlng- Foley farm located 3 miles south Of Interests, and large industries of A c. 1 to happen and t culture, which was a part of the things began ton are not good calculators, or Hastings on M-37 and 1-2 mile east. 32nd Ren. Fighter Squadron. America. Such gatherings put Has­ invest!- Illinois Illinois-College Colleg of Agriculture aUniversity of Illinois. He investi1 they never would have made'plan* He is offering an excellent Hat of Officer Commanding tings on the map. All of the visitors Sted before accepting, and found started on its way to become an in- < , that deferred the shipping of May horses, cow*, hogs, hay and I Mr. Taylor te having this letter were loud In their praises of the Citisens Should Help City at, while it had existed for 27 stitutlon wtylch later brought stu- , and farm machinery. Dewey R8ML 1 orders for coal untU November. with the wings framed. Thte will beauty of the Country Club and years, it had never been taken ser­ dents by tne thousands each year, Councils To Do So be awarded each week to the home­ grounds. Several of them mentioned Meantime local authorities are do­ will cry the aale. Bee the adv. else­ iously by the people, or even the and became a credit to the state room buying the moat War Stamps. the pleasure it must be to live to - ! Ing all they can to relieve this situ- where to thia issue for full particu­ The city of Hasting* has had. for farmers, of that state; and It was and the nation. The school feels highly honored to a progressive town of tills size, with the past twenty years, an enviable evidently not rated for much by the | ation in Hastings and Barry county. lar*. All Silk, Nylon Stocking, We will continue the story, tn the be the recipient of Mickey s wings. fine churches cnurcncs ana amwj*. where w»««v financial record. During that time trustees of the university. It had Dean's own words, about his efforte The Hastings Chamber of Com­ and schools, Should Be Turned In fend the courage, self-sacrifice, and t laiUng friendship* can be enjoyed, It has paid all of its outstanding but seven full time students, with to make that college a real asset to I merce. Mayor Leonard, the Home devotion to the cause of democracy ( Bnd where it is oaisible for a man bonds, and has carried on its busi­ about 100 more attending the short the university and to Illinois. Hl» Collection of silk and nylon stockkx. Defense organization *3 well as in­ Red Crois Conferred tnd freedom from Axis demtoation l0 a family in comfort, get ness on the "pay-as-you-go" plan. course in the winter. The coilese account follows: ings. which has been promoted by dividuals have brought thia matter With Local Worker* IbaV won them for him should in- ! acquainted with folks so he can For ten year* It has been entirely farm had been rented, its live-stock th the -attention ------------ ---of — the authorities "When I cast my lot with Che the Barry County Salvage Commit- — kpire us all to greater efforts and ca]] ^[r R|Ven names, be- out of debt Not only is that true, sold, and ite buildings were in great University of Illinois, that institu­ i tee since Nov. 18, 1843, will termln- in Washington, and have requested reouested Mb* Elizabeth L. Hunter. General bchievrmenta in our stamp ana. cause he knows them and they but is has also made many exten­ need of repair. tion was In the embarasing position ate nationally on Sept. 30. L. E. prompt shipments ot coal to this Field Representative for the Amer­ bond purchases. I know him. They conceded that Has- sive improvements and paid for Household Salvage chair- city and county. ican Red cross was here three days In spite of this unpromising out­ of having on its hands a college of Barnett. The war ha* affected our courses . t)nKS had far RITater advantages them without selling bond* There agriculture with no farms, no herds, man. has been Informed. this week conferring with Mr*. Roy look he accepted and became the to some extent. The enrollment in ■ Ior a ••home" town than a big city. Between Sept. Sept. jo 30 vxn , pt. 15 and t>ept. aw a** * ■ b ■ is the sewage disposal plant, which Dean of something that had a name no laboratories, no equipment, no Hubbard, chairman of the Countv Algebra ha* grown considerably due ; guests of the Seal Co. were c«v coat upwa.ua upward! u. of 830.000; the change and little elae. In the last Issue we offices, and only seven students. All the salvage committee plan* “a DR. D. D. WALTON Red Cross, and various committee ___ .from ___ An*ri. to added stress on mathematics, we, flne fen0Wa to meet. Il helps Has- over urges all women —mbz rv cravr steam to electric opjf®' 1 gave, to Mr. Davenport’s own it could show, after nearly thirty clean up drive and urge* clialnnen. how have a three-hour machine tlngg ln many ways to have them tion at the water works plant, with । words an account of' tho dtecour- years of effort, was a short winter who have not yet turned in their iTO I HEAD STATE Mis* Hunters’ territory includes khop course made possible by tne come here, and to be so well enter- new wells and connections, assuring agemente he met In the seeming in course with a nominal registration, discarded hosiery to do so ao at once. art . Au r-rnirwe Central southern Michigan, which kddition of machines provided by . taj|U"d while they are here, , TOMET RISTS an ample water supply for the city. difference ot the farmers and peo- a classroom In the attic and an­ taking washed stockings to the'OP the federal government for school* ----< a » ■■ — — at a 2LweU towfrd'.1!I. ’Jrf Illinois Even the president of other In the basement of its three nearest department store or hosiery Named President of Body toving war training. The appren-• .. . collection point. Only silk and nythan. 815.000; several miles of sanl- Lhe university, a fine man. highly story college building! Mo. Richard F. Becker te Ji tice (ruining course has increased ■ No Naturalization "The only agricultural activity ion stockings for conversion into i At Convention In Detroit tary and storm aewere have been educ>lcd trained for the law. director for Mich, and Wls. bntil there are about three times os ( powder bags and parachutes, can be laid and paid for the cost of which conception 0( what acol- was the experiment station. Dr. D. D. Walton. ration. Hi Harting, ophuuiy in-school students as former- COSOS Disposed Ot “When I called for room, equip­ used. Rayon stockings are not* we have no baste for “UmMlng- lege of agriculture should be to a elected president of ” 5 ? ,iJYnrn?i^ov rhanre^ tometrlst. was e'„.U^ The threw naturalization cases bul Tc table to county chapter* cha Steal agricultural state like Illinois, ment and an adequate faculty the wanted, except as rags in the rag the Michigan State State Society Society of of OpAvailable to give Op ­ P The ’43 graduates are not leaving that were to have been disposed of all collection program. / of 820.000. In that period the rc . Th[g situation, discouraging In stance with Flrrt (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) In large numbers for ®?***«A' ] Wednesday «lu The response of women in Barry tometrist* at a meeting of the so­ have been been laid laid oy by tne the city dty ana and p paid Wednesday had had to to be be continued continued unun- have Ketchum and Gordon Ironside ^ve J t(( the webruary ^m of Circuit | for about 14 blocks of cement and I County to the appeals for donation 1ciety In Detroit, Monday. At the State 'cob i court representative from the 1 asphalt paving °n North and South , of worn out silk and nylon hosiery present time, he Is also serving on Hl ‘a'te 8 Pauline Detroit office of the department Jrfferron ------------- ----street. * has been excellent. Mr. Barnett the state Board of Eklminers' tn Aide work was in the county re­ East Mill. South 1 V||lf I MIC UfUITC Jege. Barbara Shannon. Pauline d n wllh iuv>n*hln cases said. Termination of the hosiery Optometry. Both positions indicate cently. dealing with r citizenship cases was was Church and Wert Court streets. 1 II IW AN|\ WH||[ Chandler Otis, and Patricia Bump. present; but he could not conclude and the dty parking lot east of the 1,1 ” Miiw 11 ■ ■■ a ■> collection program is the second that he Is highly regarded, both Western Michigan College of Edu­ the proceedings for the following post office, also the alley in the ri mil AMT FAIT war salvage program brought to a personally and professionally by cation; Elisabeth French and Mar­ reasons; one of the applicants had rear of the store* next to that park- El ERU A IJT V Al k successful conclusion, the rubber Michigan optometrist*. Victory Garden tha Lou Maus. Albion college; Sybil failed to bring her witnesses; one ing lot. Property owners along the LLLr IIMI1I JMLL Since moving here from Evanston collection program ending In May. Woodmansee. M6tcy College of of the two witnesses for another nsved streets paid their share but | Retail stores and shops made about fourteen year* ago. Dr. Wal­ Winners Announced Nursing. Detroit; and Beverly applicant was found to be disquali­ (he citv's nart of the cost would be ■ available their facilities in collect­ ton has taken an active part in civ­ Brown is a nurse cadet beginning fied under the naturalization law. fully 815.000. The dty has laid ing and shipping these stockings ic affairs. At the present itme h* te ner course ut Wavne university. which Is quite technical: the third about 18 miles of tarmac paving, on for the government Co the Defense a member of lite school board and War plants and office work have one. a married woman, had a per­ which the city's share wou d be Corporation he said. With­ is a past president of Hastings Ro­ lows, according to Mrs Gerald Voters to Decide Whether, Supply All Proceeds to Go Smith, chairman for the county; attracted many other ’43 grads. out this support. It would not have fect excuse for not appearing—She fully 825.000. Tne dty h*s. in the 20 City Gardens—Mr*. Forrest Lane. ' County Goes “Bone Dry" Our school office has been getting sent word that she was about to be­ years, also acquired four narking been possible to have maintained He has four sons, one of whom. To LocalChorities letters from all part* of the United the flow of discarded stockings, iI Lieut. DeForest Walton, la serving 717 W. Green Street. Hartings, first Or Continues Present Low spaces—East of the postoffice. on place; Mn Arthur Chase. DM Stater for credos of boys in the come- a mother. a* a fighter pilot in the U. 8. Navid Only recently over five hundred Members of the Hasting* Klwante (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) South Hanover. HarttngA seaoda forces who are being trained in col­ Air Force. dub say that they have ‘done" the I According to an pounds were shipped from Barry ~ place; William Freoce, No, 14 city dty rather thoroughly in gathering । nouncement n»de I official an­ leges by our government. Among would indicate. Greenville has a i . . . ----------- -nent made thte week by County. plot, third place. Honorable men­ them are Richard Kenyon who Is at good crop of sophomores and Jun­ F1!1 C. Hyde. TuesCounty Clerk Allan C LOCAL GIRLS JOIN tion was given to Mrs. Charts* Series of Meetings Carnegie Tech . Kenneth Ottosen at iors coming out. /“AABr tubii White Elephant SMC le X to 14 be 7 held In qay- Nov. 2. Is the date, selected for1 Uted 2.300,307 pounds Of ..ilk and|_. . _ Wilkes and Mrs Charles Gaskill. approximately 46.000.000 U. S. CADET CORPS THRU New York university, and Bob Fifty-eight boys reported for I.O.OJ*. hall, next Monday. Tues- | a special election at which Barry■ nylon, Rural Gardens—Mr. and Mn. IL Murphy at Michigan Tech. Bob 1* football this fall and. according to On Vegetable Storage day and Wednesday. Sept. 27. 28 county citizens will vole on the I*1"u'an a yeaI 10 battle creek hospital Chandler. Delton, flrst place; Mp the first Hastings boy to go there Coach Goodell, there Is a nice crop , Aug. 14 Michigan women had con ­ and TO. but are still anxious to oolques tton: "Shall the manufacture The following story was released and Mrs. H. S Bullock. Crmaef, since Dwight Bessmer. Bob Cook of freshman candidates. He also Problems Scheduled lect any odds and end* of "usele**" and *ale of alcoholic liquor be pro- tributed 138.583 pounds, being fifth second place; Mrs. Harry Dunn. this week from Battle Creek. Jr. is at Oberlin college with the says. "Our team is not as heavy as Vegetable gardners of Barry articies which may be available. ; h|blted In the County of Barry un- among all states.Twenty-six student nurses have Hastings. R-l, third place, Marines. the team of ’42 Our backfield County will be pleased to hear ot There are a series of barrel* dis-! der u,e provision* of the Law govenlisted In the Battle Creek Com­ Some of our last year’s grid stars promises to be fast but light, con­ three meetings field in the county trlbuted throughout the city In erntog same?" William Hummed munity Hospital School of Nursing are tn Uncle Sam’* line-up this sisting of Mace Thomas. Louie My­ at which the storage of vegetables ES'.FtS S5 T|>'«“ ™ Uils w»u“ w|u •» and wIM begin the first four months orable mention. year. Capt. Bill Kelly and BUI Gar­ ers. Phil Frandsen. and George will be discussed. The meetings to 2538 or 2296 will bring it to the ’ -ve*” nr “Nn " Winner* In the 4H Victory m*“ri ..?„•• the„ ,n County Fire Warden of their studies al Wayne Univers­ rison are studying radio at the uni­ Brown. Thomas and Myers are do­ have been arranged by County wwr.l .lUntlon el the pick-up ; den Contest will be onnouna ! William Hummell of Yankee ity Monday morning. versity of Wisconsin. Duane Stamm, ing a very good Job lugging the Agent Foster with Paul Krone. State After finishing thia science October after ail The the___ _ . n?an“,acture ui bicoikaw a'c°h?l!c .... .. W. v. * ■ “,e lula msniUKHUC who te taking cadet teaming at ball. Frandsen is playing the quar­ Director of the Victory Garden heory of the White Elephant i beverages tn the county become,■ Springs township has been ap­ course there, the group „will return Kansas State Teachers college, ter spot, while Brown la on the program as discussion leader. pointed fire warden for Barry that very few articles are 1Uegal . atate Liquor Store and sends word that he thinks of the wing. Johnnie Coleman Is snagging Tlie meetings will be held on 1 county, according to George 8um- to Community hospital to complete EXTEN8K i.I.M———that that things thlnoa for fra* which which the <*■* •- —will ..i, SU.D.'a not be exempt their three year course. . AND LOC. fellows and says that when they passes in his usual manner and Tuesday, September 28- The morn­ reallynouseless longer have active use may from the law. Likewise It will be■ ner, conservation officer. His headAn exte— This is the first class to enter are In a hole to fight a little more. should play a stellar brand of ball. ing meeting, starting . at 10:00 A. you ■ quarters will be Yankee Springs prove of value to someone else. illegal for stores, restaurants, tav­' Park. A new and higher fire tower nurses training at the Community State and Local Harmon Wllocx has Just finished "Harold Townsend la working out M. will be held in the MlddlevlUeSo. Klwanlans are scouring the erns or dealers to sell beer or light his boot training to the Marines at In his old guard position and al*o Kellogg school cafeteria. At 1:30 ; will be constructed in the near fu- hospital under the new U. S. Cadet ederid for tCB.-i city for such objects. Broken ar ­ wine in the bulk, by the glass or ■ ture and various pieces of heavy Nurse Corps. Last June 15. congress Parris Island. South Carolina. Sept. in the backfield as tailback. Ray Mr. Kroo<*Ul conduct the meet­ ticles will be renaired and recondi ­ by Western Nd with meals. Martin has started—at left guard. ing at tne Delton-Kellogg school. , ■ fire fighting equipment • will be passed the Bolton act which pro­ If the majority vote is "No" the; I moved in. For the present. Mr. vides that the government will fl- Education. First Two ’44 boys are doing their bit Ayres, as a tackle, la doing a nice The evening meeting starting st tioned all possible. nft | mux. ^ucuoo »< Proceeds sale iuiu and uuu manu- ESXdinn • ■•'y-'-'••• from ••“••• thia sale will be laws governing tne uic aaic held in Central In the war effort Bob Endsley is Job at kicking off and has shown 8:00 P. M. o'clock will ha held to used for local charity work. So. old, ucture of alcoholic beverages, ------• — — ■ -------------• — — nurse*. Such action was taken be ­ matos as'lt is at presenrsa' of; warden and tower man. The tower on the farm and cannot be released plenty of stuff in early season the Court House at Hastings, discarded articles can. In this man- mains as it la at present. Sale [ here will tie in with observation cause of the need of civilian and by the war board, while Dick workout. Ra*ey started—aa left Mr. Krone will discuss the con­ ner. be the means of doing some "hard" liquor such as whiskey, Thomas ti in the anti-aircraft ar­ tackle . • post* in Allegan county so that any struction of inexpensive storages In real. practical good. brandy, rum. etc., will continue to; forest fire in this region can be Interest tn the nursing profession. tillery at Camp Haan. Cal. “Lawrence Fuller. Dick Potter. cellar* to hold' the carrots, cab­ The sale will be open each of the be confined to the State Liquor To receive this government aid. At the pep meeting last Friday James Adcock, and Paul Benham bage, potato, squash and other gar­ , quickly spotted and accurately loth mt nurse enlists In the U. the coach announced that the team are all working hard for left end. den produce for winter use. The three days from 8:00 asn. to 8:00 Store or the few B.D-D.'s. Beer, ale’ cated. ■ t pun. and each evening F-----------' 8. Nurse Corps At the end voted to allow Capt. Dick Thomas Lawrence starting in tills position. advisability of constructing outside local auctioneer who ot years and upon gradua­ ‘ MISS NELSON GOES TO to retain his title and to have "ThU year’* success will depend storages in earth bank* will also leered hU service will I or taverns tion. the student nurse te given her Duane Ottosen as co-captaln. somewhat upon our reserve mater­ be discussed. Temperature* and to “cry" Ute sate. MUSKEGON OFFICE OCT. 1st I of license chotoe of dthsr serving s* * chrtlten Last Friday the boys played Bat­ ial. At present the Material 1* green. humidity for tiering vegetable* will -? I Mt ' J Helen Nelson expect* to benurse or u a mlntery nurss tle Creek Central there losing the One promising reserve is Ronald be discussed Many home owner* , will riot m to determine whether or gm her new duties as case work game 18-7. Coach Goodall said. "I Rivers, a freshman. Others are may find that a alight rearrange­ RUMMAGE SALlt FrL. Bat , not the county shall have the right supervisor with the Muskegon Bu• Pres, church. Thur*. think our boys more than held their Shirley Henry. Bill Towne. Otis ment and small construction coat ROI.I.MJt qdv. 8/30 to vote on a modified plan of con- I reau of Social Aid on Oet- 1st She own in the last half." Morri* Hill Earl. Paul Benham, and John Mai- In the basement' will save them -------trol •• at some future election. remained In In Hastings Hartings as as acting •*« । has remained ha* written a full account for tills Rather the plan, itself, will be up । 4Upeivteor these past few weeks beissue. Walton. NEW STOU BODES AT for vote at the election. cause her successor has not yet Tomorrow we open our home Krone is an authority in horti­ FOOD CENTER A».already mentioned .only one been appointed. The new supervisor games under the light* with Oreen- other promising candidates for cultural work Starting Oct. 4. Feod Center will having appeared many times before audiences in the date I pm. daily; Saturday at • of two alternatives is possible Elth- fOr Barry County will arrive within Tasker, backfield." r‘. (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.) a week. < pan. ■ -Out 8/30 (Continued on Page 1, Seel 2.) State. 'Volume of Small Bond Sales Not Satisfactory To Date SCHOOL LIBRARIES RECEIVE FUNDS .hissaH:!5s.!2sn&’ ........ " "• — ...... .. R. R. OFFICIALS ARE GUESTS OF SEAL CO, A SERIOUS COAL SHORTAGE EXISTS iweU- . . : DEAN DAVENPORT SOUGHT TRULY DEMOCRATIC IDEALS IN TEACHING PAY-AS-YOU-GO PLAN A GOOD ONE HOSIERY SALVAGE 4“ DRIVE TO END 1^ THIS MONTH “^U^taiit2 SPECIAL LOCAL 03980723 BEGINS MONDAY SET FOR NOV. 2 Lr*-* �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1943 -'tuFaTdTF ^mpk^of’the^PeOdllk I Weld Representative wh'o^vas here Thursday to attend graduation ex- training and then will.be at Oom- ’ JfTSS KWS.I_ _ _ _ LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mn. Earl Shute have | husband at Lpwiy Meld. Denver, moved into Mr*. Mary Beachs ten- . Colorado, has a poaiUon In a beauty ant house on E. Bond St. ‘ th?pomee‘S* 5^' an.i ijhr™-n^ , Mr. *mIMn. Homer Warner have I‘Jj®;.n«rewivM*ndw^5sT?ie moved Into their former tenant ocautj snop employ* juieen gin*. S Hanover and E Cen- I Mra Charles Eraa* W* M»n tar Sts. Butolph) is convalescing tn Borve&a Mr. and. Mr*. Frank Bloom arc ^apitai K*l*m*ioo after under* moving next week to 1127 S. Jeffer- ; going a major operation. •on SL Their home having been : Miss Nellie Yaeger is now em£,Hld to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davl* ployed at the Kroger Store. “,u* M branche*. Mr*. Sherman'* son.1 WMhur Lane hi. .old hi. eastr ac- Harold, one of the gr-J—— — n^in^nr^thf Hun- turned with- tliern for “ ,,, ltl‘wn wave. «i»ru« gradual |rrau.»u irom ulr ■ leave. Harold I Chariet Fiorla-ofDalton enter- Aviation Machinate School and wUl Ur. Aviation MachlntoU School and will A estate tran taJned ^*8^10ItMulMton men to Gunner* Gunners school school In in a a couple eouple oji nen go 8°on on ,0 WMk flnd womeiu. bowHn» teams for of weeks. H< te now Petty Officer. chMe^f the Kim Bk dlnner at the Hotel Hastings on on 3^Cj erty, along West Lire* ano uic Fridas- nlsrtit Hinkley -HI begin work at the county treasurer treasurer's ’s otof- 818 W. Green street, ha* entered through the Boyes Agency. ' in Oct 1st. Clare White of Fi/eport has flee on Oct. 1*|. - • the Cadet Nurses Training Course . Smith Sherman and Miss and left Sunday tor Detroit where! bought the Glenn Freer house on ' » .. Estate Aaenin. . ... .. . .? . .U1 ffia Duck Season to “■THEATRES Ur H.rvav Elliott ■ Mr. .nd and Un Mr* Haney KWotl ------------------------loved to Lhair new home in Grand "Destroyer" itarrin* I [aven on Saturday Kobinum. Glenn Ford Dr. Eterett Phelp* of Clarksville I Marguerite Chapman Sent M“^ucrlle 4 i_ . Chapman . nS™? T,w &lo.ry 01 hundred vigorous American* aboard the fighting of' the U. 8. Navy where he it. wl sr* snip ship inry they tore, love. an An exciung exciting glimpse gUmpae JffTL Uh • — llW ------- — k — 1 -------- U— BT ■ ' ,n,° ,he vrr7 of theae men Grade who f(ghl f(X toey tore. 1 "What's Bullin' Cousin?" are n .rc occupying their recently pur pur-­ Burring Ann Millar. chased home, - the - former — Canreth Rochester John Hubbard house, iT on fh 8.I JJefferson. Mr. Mac-, the nlw w ‘Ul rrvaoic Martin Or-CTCZ* ~~ wiui axiuii and ana hto nw m kabln I* the new owner of the chK,tTn > rLilht “’e 01 the merriest, aIk.er p,ck,e P1*111 near Uu! ft’W'l maddaU musical* to come from depot. I\ Hollywood anlth with the story rj of aa —girl I-I , who Inlierlts a ghost town u-wm MteS£y.rAtenBM«£*rmood Saturday, Sept. 25 Duck buntars in Barry coun can begin firing at exactly 8: o'clock Saturday morning. Bept j according to George Sumner, ca serration otiicer. officer. Tnat That U. to. fl: servauon o'clock central War Time, or 1--------------------------------------i --------time that te standard everywhere . Barry county. Thte 8:03 a_m. dee (line win prevail through Frldi | Oct. 1. according to Mr. Sumn j Shiie'on while on “art^a? Saturday .Oct. 2. t I deadline will change ____ /.slightly so th it will be exactly 4 hour befc -..--4.sunrise again. ' I --------------- .Individual Support o AThenHer5crtmenUofUthe United [ Drive Fail* to Meet i State* Merchant Marine fumteh the g . .. I theme of thte stonr of the War. expectations • :™J! <C»DtU>U«l Iran h,, 1. S^uon 1. T Sept. 27 to Oct. 17. Revival meet­ ing at Jefferson St. United Brethlen church. Rev. Franklin H. Nor­ ris of Greenfield. Ohio, will be til's Evangelist for the three week* with song service at 7:30. and preaching at 8 pm. Everyone welcome. Buy only the food you need . . . and buyit here where daily low prices cut down the cost of good eating. Put every penny, dime and dollar you can save into War Stamps and Bonds. A $25 War Bond for $18.75 is an even bigger bargain than any of the hundreds of outstanding food values you'll see in our store. And, the more money you lend your Government now, the sooner you’ll be enjoying two inch steaks, heavy cream in your coffee, and potatoes swimming in butter. Hurry that day by buying an EXTRA War Bond this month! We'll help you with lower food prices. STARTING OCTOBER 4 VEGETABLES NEW STORE HOURS 8:30 A. M. to 8:00 P. M Weekly. SATURDAYS 8:30A.M. to 9:00P.M. Lettuce «••<< 12c Tomatoes i?. lie Rutabaga 2lb,9c 15c I Skins ' SWEET POTATOES CELERY CABBAGE HUBBARD 7 SUNKIST ORANGES TOKAY GRAPES BEEF CHUCK ROAST 25c each 17c lb. lb. Ib. 5c 121/2c 19c 17c a. 26c sock 25 c DDECEDVEC Cut>opine P.neopple tl\EuCISYEu no points. No. 10 con ?2.45 P O R K a n d B E A N. S. 21 r /> 15c TOMATO SOUP c^"s 3«... 28c JAR RUBBERS GooVo-.^ 3 *••• lOc TOMATO JUICE 5 - *1.00 CIGARETTES °" p°S'^bro"d’/ M.24 5 pts. SWISS CHEESE ib 55c 4 pts. KEYKO OLEO 23c 27c Beef Tongues 7 pts. 3 pts. STEAKS Boiling Beef meaty it ■ 39c SWI ss STEAKS 13 pts. 35‘ Pork Chops 22c TENDER 19c 6 pts. 25C SHORT STEAKS Choice cuts Center Cut Pork Sausage Home made lb Pork Spare Ribs Fresh Side Pork 34c 10 pts. 5 pts. Pork Neck Bones Slab Bacon lb. 5 pts. Beef Hearts i2 PH. HAMBURGER (100' Round or Sirloin Steer Beer Fresh Ground Quality and Good Taste! Beef Liver Steer Beef 9 pts. 3 lbs. KENT CLUB COFFEE WHITE HOUSE COFFEE PANCAKE FLOUR 5 BONELESS meaty lean any 2 pts. pts. 5 pts. lb. it. lb. 22c BEEF STEW 25c lean - ib. 32c II iq pH. •ecret I who can afford to buy 8350.000 a to new , E bonds. lor which they would pa1 only 1262,500 in cash? We can prov It easily. There are fully 5,000 *av Ings accounts in banks owned b1 | Barry county people, and tho* McDonald. David Baron — situations.. Buy saving* accounts exceed 83.000.00C screenful of glamorous i Commercial deposit accounts, ownet □tables hy Barry county folks and kept ir d Man" storrinx Dennl* banks, amount to 84.500.000 more ,rgo. Jean Brooks Bankers tell us that, although Bar­ Spectacular thrill* woven into a ry county folk* have so far pur ■nse. mounting *etue of panic । chased 8656.000 of bonds, the de­ tense, «. ,~ . . the .. .successive ------- .... slaying pouitz In bank* arc as much toda, through I as they were on September 1. Ooult three girls by a beast, or man. you ask for more conclusive proof I How can any one. who te abli to buy war bonds and has not don Legion Auxiliary J .. . .. *O. so. iook look at a returned relumed soldier o Community Activity sailor In the face? Millions of Amer ** .• e . Imas finest voting men are tn th Meeting With Success ?*rvice. fighting for America* ver Tlie community service activity i J^pPned> with1 aniutland<<ammuni of the American Legion Auxiliary backed % ww iSTm?r PT*?* I1 chanl ilUl,i S«Uing b^ndT to th hospital beds for free use of those , only ^gy thc government has t In need of them to meeting with men“ bu? we^s an marriage are n comedy-drama. "Gals Incorpor* fine support. The solicitors that are covering Barry county for magazine subrrcriutlons report splendid reception a* ha* been their experience over OBITUARY OF ■ the pxsl several years i MYRON C. BENNER Funeral service.', ware held for No one to being asked to give Myron C. Benner. TO. who passed anything but those who do sub­ away Sunday. Sept. 10. al his home scribe to one or more magazines are on E Mill SL Funeral aervictM were requested to ?abe thte opportunity . held at Leonard funeral home at J of having a part of the regular subpm. Wednesday. With burial at Ful- scrlpUon .price returned by the so- I hr cemetery. The Rev. B J. Adcock litltor* to the American Legion I officiating. Surviving are a daugh* Auxiliary to be used for the purpose I ter. Mr*. Mildred Benner ot Has­ above mentioned. tings and two grandsons. * . DOWLING OBITUARY OF Mis. Barbara Winans ha* been j —;— —, _ , . ... . quite in ill tor for several several oays days wim with uiin- * m ■"““■'“I home. * Mix* Villa Cox. sister of Sunday were held at Dowling Frank Cox of Johmtown passed: church al 2 p.m. Tuesday with bur- away , Sunday after a lingering ill-; lai at Iden cemetery. She to stir- ,ness at the Brower Convalescent vlved bv a brother. Frank Cox of home i at Plainwell, the funeral was1 Dowling.______ ___ held at the Dowling church, with i burial in the Iden cemetery * Mrs I DIES SUDDENLY Toni Clemence of Bedford visited I Mrs. Fomella Mae House. 69. Mrs. ; Orile Fisher Wednesday. Mr mother of Mr*. Chester Long, of and J Mr*. Clemence are leaving for ' this city, died early Tuesday morn- ।California soon, where their Haugh-. inc at her home In Johnstown Two. tor । Frieda ha* a government past- । following a sudden heart attack. ttlon. * Mr. end Mr*. Robert AbcnThe funeral will be held today. ।droth were in’ Battle Creek last. Thursday, at 3 pm. from the Leon- ,week where Robert underwent ah ard funeral home, with the Rev. appendicitis j operation. * Mr. and ] Winston Slone officiating. Burial Mrs. । Cyrus Buxton and mother.: at Dowling cemetery. Surviving are ]Mrs. Jessie Norrt* of Hasting* wen-1 the daughter Mrs Myrtle Long and ,dinner guest* Sunday of Mr. and two sons. James P. House. Muske- ।Mr*. Albert Lee and Mrs. Thelma Ron, anti John of Vestaburg. ;Shay. * Jack Stanton who te em­ and twelve grandchildren. ,ployed al the American Legion hos- . nital. Battle Creek visited relatives I 1 OBITUARY OF MIRON here Sat. ★ Miss Mildred Gaskill , C. BARNUM ha« finished her summer work at Miron C. Barnum, life-long real­ Kelloggs. Battle Creek and will den of Barry county, passed away soon return to the M. S. C. at Lan­ at his home Sunday evening. Sept. sing. * Mrs. J. H. Helnsman of ’ IB. at the nee of 79 years. He was Buffalo and mother. Mrs. Wm. Mar-1 the son of Arah and Melvina cell us of Johnstown called on their । <Spranue> Barnum. born on July cousin’s. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Whit­ fl. 1864. He was preceded In death worth Sunday afternoon. bv his parent* and only brother I Leroy. I On March 31. 1915. he wa* united in marriage to Annabelle Knlcker! bocker of Hastings. To tills uplon one daughter. Mildred ..was born Surviving beside* the daughter are two small grandsons. Ronald and Douglas Benner of Hustlin'*. Funeral services were held at I feonnrd's funeral home with Rev. Adcock officiating. Burial was at the Fuller cemetery ammunition and keep them L needed supplie*. We must not fat to Hand by these men. who an fighting America's battle*. an< fighting them for ua ------------------*-«-*■----------------IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE WAR—FORGET IT. DIRECT FROM THE STADIUM ON WJR BOB KELLEY IATURO*' AFTER NOOI PIUS HIADUNI HEWS BITWIEN HALVI SPONSORED BY YOUR FRIENDL1 INSURANCE COUNSELOR MICHIGAN vs. WESTERN MICHIGAN WAR LOAN "But/Wi/te ‘Bmuto DUKFKE The first community meeting was held at the schoolhouse Friday eve. । with supper at 7:30 after which the school board met. Mrs. Meeb* and 1 her pupil* rang several song* The , congregation all enjoyed a pleas­ ant evening. * Kenneth Ritchie , wears the smile that won't come off: H'» n 5 Ib. 4 ni. girl. Laura Lee. born 1 Friday at Pennock hospital. Mrs Ritchie and baby are expected ' Monday or Tuesday to come to the , home of her sister Mrs. Roger ' Davis who will care for them. * Mr* ■1 Geo. Conklin of Lacey spent a few days this week with her daughter!' and family * The new resident In , Use Parsonage are Mrs William Sweet. Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Terpening and family. * Sunday guests of, I Mr- and Mrs. Heber Foster were ' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Culms and , I children of Quimby. Mr. and Mrs , l Lloyd Elliston of Striker District and Mr and Mn. Donald Geiger I and family of Saranac. A Mr*. Perry ' I Huiuickcr Is visiting relative* in , ■ Charlotte this week. * Mr. and Mrs ' ! Henry Davis and Mr- and Mr*. Bert Fancher spent Bunday with I •Mr and Mm. Herbert Davis In” Grand Rapids. A Mr. and Mrs. Otis , Fisher of Comstock spent Sunday I with Mr and Mrs John iHook * • I Mr. and Mrs. Clair Roach spent; Sunday with Jack Moores. This Is a family war. Put yourWarBuudbuyiogthrough j the payroll savings plan on a family plan, which means fig- I arc It out yourself. “I LOST 52 Lbs.! WKAJt SIXK 14 AGAIN” Dorrance Trethric Agency 2nd Floor National Bank Bldg. Hastings Phone 2307 fTDAND IHrAIIJ»= Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■_. FRIDAY ond SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 ond 25 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION The Range Busters "COWBOY COMMANDOS" Ang|JLe«m Erjoi and Harriett Hilliard in "GALS INCORPORATED" SUNDAY and MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26 and 27 Koberl Paige and Louise Albritton In "THE FIRED WIFE" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00. TUES.. WED., and THUES.. SEPTEMBER 2B. 1V, 30 Humphrey Bogart and Raymond Massey In ■ 'ACTION IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC' Barry tiieathi? Hostings, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 Ki FRIDAY and SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 24 and 25 Dennie O'Keefe and Margo in "THE LEOPARD MAN" 'USS FDDDL and Barton McLane and Molly Lamont in THE GENTLE GANGSTER' SUNDAY and MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26 and 27 Ann Miller and John Hubbard in "WHAT'S BUZZIN' COUSIN?" TUES.. WED., and THUR$.. SEPTEMBER 28, 29, 30 Edward G. llobinaon and Marguerite Chapman in 206 I. ST ATI ST.. HASTINGS, MICH. N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILU. MICH. STEBBINS & JACOBS uA!racs,“1U'rHO» >ui "THE DESTROYER" �THE BABTINGg BANNER, TWUMDAT, BEPTEMBFF. 23. 1943 CHURCHES BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES o'clock. All* Sunday School at 10 o'ckx welcome. . day School at 10 a_m Morning worir-d sermon at 11 am , the Rector preaching on "Basic Prin­ ciples." Vtsltoes always welcome. ... PAY-AS-YOU-GO PLAN A GOOD ONE DEAN DAVENPORT SOUGHT TRULY DEMOCRATIC IDEALS IN TEACHING tpontinued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) 1 , answer was: “Go out and get your I student* and then we will take care of them " Thu* wa* the situation loaded onto my shoulder*. I “1 objected u> this theory of de­ th rT l ox Xk H v at” cleavage among the citizen* of this OBDCB FOB FVBU0AT10N Ht'NOAjllAX PABTBIPOR. educational gulf between city and country that no man could crosr without abandoning the profession of farming. The dean contended that “We must do belter than that in Illinois " Tuesday night* B YF.U. All tr_m i > young People invited. I • Continued from Page 1- Bee. l.» Wed. nighU prayer meeting at E. E Court court street m in the u» rear of o. the Mare*;— on“North Church street batk gtucienl* to come here on faith. 7:30. Also the teaching of the S. ' ---------— ' ll?r H“Unw\HoJeliH,n,ir2u^<Edii ' Would Stand around with their School lesson. ,“n n£orth 1 “*ndl। nano* ‘n lbelr waitingwaiung for '— "••Y***-"7 in pock*<> ineir pocxcia «ur . HulMLn* TVi* IRHT METHODIST METHODIST , CHURCH CHURCH building. J 1* wm! of tnerr would i ui to get ready to care for for them? plan calculated to draw the same FIRST of students into our courses With Rally Day last Sunday, we considerably exceed Rlft.OOp. There not vay things are done, class at the Illinois College of Agriculture -•an our our regular fall and and winter winter h“ve also been completed several 1114 oosnuown downtown tnercnani merchant ui« does not began regular fall wv I' as were to be found in oilier Colschedule. Morning Worship is Jri *c*er? *nd ma’!L,Ad ' advertise that when the community । and to turn them out equally 10:00 o'clock. Mr Stone will preach to the will promise to trade with him he ■I leges, educated. That is to say that from the theme. “Man's Extrcmliy. costing probably over 825.000. , wlU ln th< finest stock In town. I well we proposed that they should pur­ God * Opportunity “ The Adult j All these asset* have been paid on the contrary, he tears out the sue a curriculum fairly well balChoir will sing. The Church School for without adding a dollar to the old weather-beaten saah. put* in ■ anced as between the technical and will meet at 11:30. "Hiare are classes city's Indebtedness. Twenty years a plate-glass front, fills his shelves I non-technical: that their technlfcr ull ages. । ago there were probably $30 000 to 1 with the goods which the public 1 cal instruction should be of unl-------- -----------------------I 835.000 city bonds, all of which have want*, ana trust* to hl* watt* to 1 verslty and not of an inferior grade. 1 been retired a* fast a* they became . draw customers. And wa must do and that their non-technical work FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, I due. Such a- tttord is a credit to the same. Adequate equipment and should be taken in the same classes SCIEJiTIBT Corner Church and Center Street* Hastings, it* city government and faculty, with attractive course* and with student* tn other courses, in­ II, nothin, ,l» wUl d™. •Ind.nU-uuiri<v; _ Subject. "Reality." suring thereby a thorough mixing Do we wish to have the pay-as'The university management did o Sunday service 11 a m. off our future farmer gi graduate* with you-go plan continued? Of course not see the application but the far- the widest possible sstudent canSunday school 9:30 a m. , Wednesday evening service at we do During that twenty yean.' mer* did. Hence the Funk Bill and tacta. •.1 the chater limit wa* 10 mill* tor the fund voted for an agricultural i। ,. - at ■ producing ■ 7:45 pm. “w We aimed a'citi­ Reading room In church edifice city taxes. In several of those years building passed by the legialature. zenry for Illinois such that, in a city tax rate was below the 10 I' “And so it was that, with the ad- mixed company, no man could tell open Wednesday and Saturday from the dty •mllls. The city council's plan was joumment of the legislature ot 1890. .milU. The c— or ~sr.r.m expense* we found - ourselves with funds, fund*. “>tj 1 finnrra —and who were n who and is to keep the city's expenres who were “ not. j at the the lowest lowest amount amount consistent consilient small *mall indeed, Indeed, but but specifically specifically set set , were were fanners and wno nt HASTINGS PRESBYTERIAN “Our student* may do no better." I with doing the city's business In a ., aside for for instruction in In technical technical . : ..p' “L. ' event I want . CHURCH ITEMS business-like manner. I-----agriculture. -— ------------------And besides we had the courie’ of ,tutjy of such a kind S Conger Hathaway. Pastor We all know how labor and ma- I1 assurance of something vlalble and gnd w admlnlsbered that, when Teachers and Officers of the nriratina agcol* ,hey leaw ,eoti Uley W11J ’““’T Presbvterian Sunday School i—• terial coat* have increased In recent i fn* hlvt ft whether they have had a full meal. Tuesday night. September 21, year*. If we wish to have our dty *5' iucTudFng**desert."meat and entree, the home of W. G. Bradford. continue it* splendid financial rec­ u.’. or only soup and fish. The Cornu* Club will meet at the ord. we will have to supply the .Bul n church Thursady night. Septcmbei council with more available cash. The one per cent charter limit Is 30. Sunday morning worship at ten- now Insufficient to meet the run­ thirty oclock. Th? pastor will tell ning expenses of our dty. If we de­ -.W, mult no. .d.eru.0 our , I about "The Best School in the sire to have Hosting* continue its .ftn arKKher to^ersuadc World" and will preach on the pay-as-you-go policy, the dty char­ wares, and do it promptly: for by ' j'acuny y, a(jopL what seemed to theme. “The Task of the Church." ter t*x limit will liave to be in­ the next session of the legislature a virtual accounting would be ex­ 1 many of them a* highly visionary. I Sunday school al 11:45 Robert creased. McGlocklin, superintendent. | Hastings faces some extra ex­ pected. not only by that bodv. bul However, that was the next Job . Scouts meet Monday j p,n4fB (hat may require a consid- also by the fanner*. That is we !» 1, This chapter concerning Dean must have a faculty, a reasonable DaVro nori:* "effort* to put I r.tghl. E. L Tavlor Taylor. Scoutmaster. erable amount of cash. The Mlchi- curriculum effort* to the Coland-to prove our “eon con- I Davenport's £«e (^Agriculture or ,--------------The-Ladles League will hold .._.J n : gan Avenue bridge is* inadequate to con । le^e of Agriculture on a par with I oJxer departments tn university potluck dinner at the manse ThursThin traffic strain It now bears. Il tention—students. dav. September 30. Now a good many people had training would take more space “.•as equal to the demands in the Rev. S. Conger Hathaway and horse-and-buggy age when It was urged the passage of the Punk bill, than we could give to one article, Rev, Iwtnuel Severance were In built. State engineers may condemn and the appropriation for a new . go it will be continued In our next. Marshall Monday attending the fall it. because it cannot meet traffic agriculture building. But the job of ' meeting of Lansing Presbytery Mr. requirement* now. We have a lot securing a faculty and arranging ...n _ Hathaway was elected a Iruijtee ot of extra road work that should be ; attractive course* was for the uniPresbytery. The next meeting will done on Walnut street across the ----- -r'~“ — ”•—•" ................... be at Flint October 5lh. Fall creek valley, where high water Word has been received that Rev. In June made extensive filling, a big Professor Holden was exceedingly OBDBB FOB PUBLICATION W. Marion Griffin, for many years culvert and other repairs necessary. helpful. Yet. in the last analysis, Ntaw ot Mlcbtaaa. The I’t an outstanding worker In the Ozark Hastings also faces the fact that the Job wa* largely mine. For my , for lb. County of Barry Mountains and now head of the In­ the LaFrance fire truck which is intention wa* to blaze some new Al • •»•«>•« vf ••hi Co* dian Work tor the Choctaws will be over 24 years old. is getting wobbly trail* In the educational wilderness th- Pralxt. Other In Ike •' In Hastings Thursday. November 4. and may require replacing at any where, to my way of thinking, some lingo In oiid Coanty. on th ot Srpirrab-r A D. 1943. . to address the Woman's Missionary lime. With the charter 1 per cent new territory needed opening up. Society of the Presbyterian Church. limit hardly meeting regular dty Indeed, their was abundant rea­ He will be accompanied bv Rev. expenses, it can be seen that the , son for it, because al that time Clyde Hawkins, of Detroit. Synodi­ council would have no other way there was not, in all this country, cal Executive and Benevolence than borrowing money to meet any a single university with any con­ Treasurer of the Synod of Michl- 1 one of there emergencies. siderable registration ot student* tn gan. TUr public will be invited to If the charter limit were raised regular agricultural course*. The hear his address. to 1’4 per cent, the council would freshman list showed * few. the have u margin to meet extra cost*, sophomore roster a decided reduc­ FIRST U. B. CHURCH and could continue the pay-as-you- tion and. by the time the senior Corner of East and E. Grand St. go plan, also add Improvements year was reached, the agricultural ,0 A. M. Coldren. Pastor when necessary. The city was forced student* had disappeared entirely. th»rr>n n Sunday morning service. Sunday by the state to build a sewage-dls- or had switched to some other p«r*«n. >« ' school will have promotion day ex- posal plant, but was given three I course. In order to Justify the use ' eicixes. Installation service ot all years time in which to provide for of land-grant fund*, student* must । be attracted and held. | J, the officers of the church and Sun­ It. thus avoiding a bond issue. day school and of ail the teachers. | "Accordingly universities generI m UU m ; We understand the council Is pre­ Regular evening service at 7:30. . paring to submit the question to ally used one of the following de- l Some followed the . Monday night the Executive the voters of raising the charter vious divices Comm, of the Christian Endeavor | limit to IS mills: When It comes Wisconsin plan of a short winter i will meet with the pastor. Plans to a vote It should be approved. course for farm boys and hired men. I without anv admission requirement* will be made for the year's work. fcpv 29. ». the th;,. Let's give the council a chance to or university credit for work com­ ...-nesday night. Sept i continue the pay-as-you-go plan, Young Married People* ClaKs ha* and continue making dty improve­ pleted. ■ Some adopted the Minnesota invited the young people of the ments without selling bonds. Idea, frankly saying that the uni­ church to a roller skating party. versity four year course was de­ Thursday night at 7:30. prayer PROBATE COURT service. Est. Samuel Palmer, report of signed for teachers, while prospec­ tive farmers would be cared for in sale filed For Graduate* of Colleges GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Est. Carl Klee Brown, proof or a school of agriculture conducted and Accredited High Schools. O. H Trtnkletn, Pastor publication filed, order allowing ac­ during Che winter season.. "Otners followed the lead ot Ohio Services held tn the 1.0.0J*. hall. count entered Green street entrance. Est. James H. Mosier, waivers of in conducting a regluar course tn agriculture through two academic Praotlcal Success Courses tn Divine worslhp at 10:30 AM The notice and consent filed. pastor will preach on. “Training Eat. James E. Endsley. Final re­ years, and getting a certificate in­ Accounting and Auditing. ceipts filed, discharge of adminis­ stead of a degree. Our Children." Business Administration. Sec­ "Surely none of these devices Sunday school Rally al 11:30 AM trator Issued, estate enrolled retarial Science. General Busi­ Parents are Invited. Est. Hattie Weaver, order con­ should answer for the people of the ness and Stenography. Book­ Imperial agricultural state of Illin­ Grace Guild meets on Wednesday. firming sale entered keeping. and Intensive Secre­ 3 30 P.M.. at the home of Mrs.HneEst. John F. Oswald, order for ois For In all these cases the agri­ cultural student* in the universities tarial Training for College ry Elliot. 1501 S. Jefferson. adioumment entered The Sunday school staff meets Est. Grace M. Pierson, warrant mentioned clearly constituted a pe­ graduates. culiar and necessarily an Inferior Friday. October 1. 7:30 P.M.. at *and inventory filed Afternoons Closed Thursday Est. Harriett Pierson, warrant group. The conditions made them 521 W. Court. ENROLL NOW so. no matter what the caliber of and inventory Colonic Irrigation - Electric Therapy - Sine filed - Short Wave Est Dora C. Kepkey. testimony of the men. or their intention* upon C HURCH OF CHRIST entering these universities. ARGUBRIGHTS Coats 1U Grove W. STATE 8T. OVEB freeholders KROGER8 filed, license to sell Is­ “Not only that, but such an edu­ J. O. Crawford ipaxtor) sued. oath Wed., before sale Mon.. Fri-,filed, Sot. bond 43 W. Michigan. Battle Creek cational policy was found, in the on said filed. 10: 00 Bible School 11: 00 Worship service Topic: Bi­ John to L Stratton, order for long run. to make farming people ’ Est 6:00 8:00 p.m. an inferior class, and produce a adjournment entered bles Best man Est. Dora C. Kepkey. order al­ 8:00 Christian Endeavor Topic: Learning to be Effective Worker. lowing claims entered Est. Lula Evenings Livingston, petition for Leader. Audra Endsley. administrator filed, petition for special administrator filed, order UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH appointing special administrated BALTIMORE CIRCUIT Rev. Lyle E. Olmstead, pastor entered. . Est Ernestr M. Wheeler, petition Baltimore Church to assign personal property filed, 10: 00 Preaching Service order a-sslgnlng personal property SAFE FOR ALL FINE FABRICS, 11: 00 Sunday school 8:00 Prayer Service Wednesday entered . , , UPHOLSTERY, RUGS—DRAPES, Er.t James A. Brogdon, order al­ evening. lowing claims entered, final ac­ McCallum Church TAPESTRIES, AUTO CUSHIONS... 10: 30 Sunday school count filed Est. Sarah A. Henney. will filed, Bring opt oil the original lustra and baauty 11: 30 Preaching service petition for probate filed, order for of fabrics, make your rugs and upholstering publication entered . dean enough for the baby to play on, lake Est. Eva C (Nevins) Kenaslon. SEVENTH-DAY annual account filed, order for pub­ ADVENTIST CHURCH the grime ond grease out of auto cushions lication enteaed Corner of East and Bond and protect dainty frocks from soil—all Est. Samuel Palmer, order con­ Services on Saturday: firming sale entered, final account with this new scientific discovery^that, puts Sabbath School 9:30 AM Morning Worship hour 11:00 AA1. filed, order alowing a account en­ new life and beauty In soiled furhtshings. tered. discharge of administrator is ­ YP.M V V. Meetink Meeting 5:30 ....PM. ------sued. estate enrolled ~ Vesper* 6:15 Pm. QUICKLY tmCTTVI-Co»p«v»d»4 ol harmlMi chaakoli by o ».» istfil pr<x»n, Est Richard B. Messer. Sixth ac­ Wednesday evening Prayer Meet, ,n^7>ursday^8epl. 23: Dorcas Sew­ count filed S'. K5 S&f d"w ‘wd'nt‘ i K “K “^ir1 dty coundl'a plan waa CT“ joumment of the legislature of 1899, j^yi^2gr“(g^'0finafmm‘ t ■ ! , . ■ LEGALS BUSINESS TRAINING Picture New ’ Seaton Stylet SMART You'll AUTUMN Love At Firtt Sight! HANDBAGS Wonderful big pouches, slim envelopes to tuck underarm or good-looking top-handle type* to complete your cnsetnble! Leather and fabric. QO Oth.r Dr,uy Styln In Criip Foil Fabric*1.98 Drrtiy Or Tailored Style* In Popular Fall Shade*! RAYON FABRIC GLOVES x-' Trim little shortie styles fpr suit wear 6t gracious longer lengths for dress! Soft suede­ like fabrics, all smartly stitched! Colors! * Coad Style* with Braided Pocket*! Slim Waists, Bright with Braid! Smooth, classic frock* with the deft, sure touches of trim­ ming that only the best fashions feature! You’ll like yourseW in a black-and-white dress! And they wear so well and go so many places! Comfortable spun rayon, in abort sleeved, bat­ ton-front or gored-skirt types! Sizes 12 to 20. MAGIC FOAM ing Society meeting. Home of Mrs. John Gould. 401 W. State St. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Don M. Gury. Rector Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Sun- MARRIAGE LICENSE Alexander Buga, Hastings 53 Genevieve D Cerajewakl. Hastings 37 PAY FOR IT IN ADVANCBlBUY WAR BONDS OFFICE HOURS BuyWarB^^g^^ —THERE’S NOTHING BETTER FOR YOUR MONEY! HEN you think of J. C. Penney’s, you chink of 1 W thrift and savings—of wonderful values and of highest quality. And in III our 4i years of serving our 1 9:00 o.m. to 12 noon 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. FREE OFFER customers and our friends, wc have never offered a 1 bigger value than the War Bonds wc are featuring this month. There’s nothing better for your money than War iBonds! Buy every dollar’s worth you can afford—at 'Penney's now! DR. DERK STUIVE CHIROPRACTOR ‘ PHONE 2865 This Coupon is worth 25c when applied to the purchase of one-half gallon Magic Foam at $1.00 This Coupon Redeemable Only At STEBBINS Rexall Drugs Your & JACOBS Hastings, Michigan Pharmacists Name Address MOT 11DIDU1L1 AFTBB OCT. 1, IMS War Bonds will pay hack every cent you put into them—plus a 'dividend" of at the end of 10 yean. And there's no risk! They can't go down in value! And you've a still more important reason for buying War Bonds if you've a son or a sweetheart, a husband or a friend in the Armed Forces. By buving Bonds, you'll help put protecting planes over his head in battle—torpedo-proof convoys around 'the ship in which he sails. You'll help to bring him ;homc again safe and well and sound! Think of that, next time you stop by the Penney I store. And buy War Bonds—buy, buy, buy! - Confidence in your appe*ranc« I* etMndal living, more active days! GET THAT I feel bd EXTRA pride in your Im Town-Clad* are durable, sUmin* �areial. cover and Uter in Tunisia. ITORIALS R7nme“against h*± co?^? u.niy r™ going American loreas wlDgsdepMlts U atone* “1°”* b not e.iougn, enough, an offensive MvllMS deposits and there Ls u noi m unci»nc Mint of idle ...money ------------------------------hidden awayf_In force force which which attempts attempts toto operate opeiata HoJk or . without ... air — cover o™,-, doesn't dud stand ihmmkv of v. z — I much chance getting vary ttx Rew much, no one knows. I against ar. an opponent ™ like Nazi Ger-zr uvu.„, .... -------vhlch Mill has excellent air ■ many which still has excellent air Tea. Barry county people have Blantv of resources to meet their resources available. It Is our guess SSTSuSu IMt . P-. morfm .n.lnu « .M nniMAAV MAMCV rKIFlAKT FIUHl i 1 IS DISTRIBUTED . . . . . . . . . . . - — —~ ping Into current revenue. But we aren't doing the Job. Why? * It Is really a ridiculous thing that drives have to be put on to sell these government bonds. They are safer than eurreiwy and Ka higher rate of Interest than ks are able to pay. There Isn't " Khythlnj better than a U 8 Gov•nunent bond in the entire invest­ ment field. • • Maybe you can figure out »*y people. In general, "arc --------holding pvupiv. - back, on -------------the purchase ot w.r war hnnrt* bonds and Will not even loan their excess funds to Uncle Sam under splendidly fnTorablc terms—Its a mystery to us. • Anyway, let us all hope and trust that those fellows over their in Italy. England, the Southwest Pa­ cific and al other stations along the world-wide battle front win do their Job rflnre thoroughly and Conscientiously than many of us ire doing our assignments back here on the home front during the Third War Loan Drive., The case of Cnl. Coleman may be over but the unpleasant aroma from it isn't. In the light of the punish­ ment meted out—a mere demotion to the rank of captain, which, in­ cidentally. was Colemans pcr- help but wonder if there is one standard of Justice tor officers and another for privates and non-com­ missioned officers. If a corporal, for example, had been found gulltv ot an unprovoked personal attack* (any sort of attack, not necessarily a shooting attacki R gain st a commiaatoned officer, would he hava been let off by a mere demotion to the rank of buck private? And as far as that is concerned, if an un­ provoked shooting attack against a member of your own arntv isn't con­ duct unbecomming an officer—then what k! Sovlet armies, on the march have made spectacular gains in the greatest Offensive action ever tilrccted against Hitler. In fact the gains are so tremendous that a word of caution Ls necessary There is nothing yet to indicate that Nazi armies are routed or retreating in disorder 11 b probable that they are carrying out a withdrawal to new defense lines west of the Dnieper River in fairly good order and with losses no greater than expected. The present offensive in Ruv.ia has produced neither a second Stalingrad nor a Tunislv. In other words Nazi military power is not collapsing and unless Hit­ ler's tame front breaks, it will still take a lot of warfare to seriously breech the "fortress of Europe" and smash the real source of Nazi power. At our iMt.meeting of Sept 11, we met our Hosp quota of BIB 50 v.f.w. ORGANIZATIONS tne 8at night parties started Sat eve Sept. 18 with a nice crowd Prises included War Stamps. Mr. aeorge Keeler wan the White Rock --------- -- ------ Next regular meeting will be Mrs. Lena Bixler was elected to Circle No. 7. of tb< Methodist W. Thur. Oct 7. Our 1944 membership replace Mrs. Nora Russell of Mid­ 8 cwill meet at the home of drive will start at the same time. dleville as cond. and Mrs James **r». O*”** Van Houten onI*® W. On Sun. Oct. 10 the sixth District Dibble and Miss Thelma Cox wen rally will be held in Oalesburj. Be­ S!’n{0’’ fnrhidM cause of war conditions the rally will Tb. The ..««_«> committee to serve Mt*includes Mesdames Earl Chase. Rozelle Stan­ be confined to regular business spectlvely. ton. Vernor Webster. Mrs. Harold I meetings of the’ posts an auxillary rrogrwm Chairman. unwrman. |। •pd a W ,he mCa “nd pointed our Bond Ch rm for the present, at least, will show that our The raU, oft payment payment tto o the various Foster is tile Program the varli I ladles. There will be no parade or ’•ear and Mrs Frank Newton Amer­ high command and our men have ftC )looi districts this time la 89.00 Achool BL.<™ etlnu of Hiawatha Re- I banquet. The meetings will start icanism chrm. Regular meeting ’ at “ done a rather workmanlike Job. for each person of school age—from Friday Sept *24* 8 “bout 12:30 Two weeks later our Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Tagg are Frida I 5 to 20 years—who are resldenta of bekah Lodge day supper and enter- I annual now wow will be held In enjoying a few days visit of their “ I the district The list this time does o'clock. Blrtliday lodg? All who have Lansing THata Oct. 23 and 24 two soldier boys- Otb and Wayne. 1— । not Include Hastings. wbor>e check talnment after ,!^ r .... -—-----Some ci the comrades are plan­ Please get busy and send In the l was held up awaiting the arrival at not brought fruit for the home . nlng on taking in one of these two name and address of your Service I Lansing of some report for the city please bring it to this meeting. meeting*. I school district The city's share of W.R.6. regular meeting Thurs- I Read the aulliary news about the man who is overseas before Ock 7. or bring It to our next meeting. | this primary cash distribution will be made when the report is received day. Sept 23. nt 2 o'clock in O AR family night tomorrow. Fri night, I by the state department. As we re- hall. Let's have n good attendance , Sept. 24. and make the necessary EAST DELTON । member it the city school census as we have Important buslncM to ; effort to be there. Mrs. Floyd Collison and Mrs. Lin­ transact. --------------------------------------------i At Family night. Adelbert Cort ­ I last year, on the basis of which pri------------- | right will rpenk. Mrs. Lee Mapes of den Colli-on spent Friday in Battle -_—.. .,.1. (.4 P«4. ««» ,,> J'SrSl Circle No. 2 of W-S.OS. of M E. ; Maple Grove will be In charge oi Creek with the former's daughter. Ixjrene. * Mrs. Rhieraon Louden Church will hold Its first meeting < ceremonies and dedicate our New er we continue to operate under K»l00| later will get $10,908. The liquor laws as they exist at present amounts given to tne other districts . of the fall at the home of Miss ; Service Flag containing 49 stars and Mrs Effie Louden entertained Hazel and Miss El Ira lx th Henrv , -nd one gold one. Mrs James Dib- on Saturday, twenty-five relatives fion?0™ dry wlthoul an>’ of the county are a* follows: and friends with a shower honor­ 929 S. Jefferson with a pot luck ble Is Supper chrm. MMlsted by Mrs 4 n u that tho sptcial local BelJd>strl.cl J£fl0:„Eafllc supper Tues. Sept. 28th at 6 o’clock Frank Newton and Mrs. Hov E. ing MLvt Barbara Silcox who b Cptlon election here will attract As!«->?a -----------Rush. A nice program is being ar- M»n to wed Stic received many state-wide notice. Tills is the first 1594. Ellis $171, Briggs $315. CheckTlir Navy Mothers Club will meet I ranged. It is hoped all our members lovely glfta after which ice cream that any county in Ute state has , cred *162. L.ncqln $450. on Wednesday. October 6 In the will try to attend this Family night and cake were served. * Miss Ruth prODOM-d u change ot this sort since Ballimore—Dowling district *621. evening at the U.S.O. Room and 1 which Is also for the benefit of Hoffman of Kalamazoo spent the the 18th Amendment was nullified S'Hker _$W: McOmber $414: Hen­ again on Wednesday. October 20 ellgibles too. weekend with her parents. tack In 1933. Barry county may be •TO7'.,mee2S^43“: Dur,cc in the afternoon. Anyone eligible ’---------------------------------------------------------tin index for the entire state on the , 8288; Barney Mills *252. is welcome to attend. local option Issue—or at least for Barry—Delton Kellogg district i "out state" sentiment83.987. The Grace Guild will meet at Herewith is a copy of the election I Carlton—Roger* district. $252: the home of Mrs H. Elliot. 1501 S. call as issued by County Clerk Al- Carlton Center $261; Barnum $216: Jctferron. on Wednesday. Sept 29. lan C. Hyde: i F»sh $450; Welcome $450: Cheney at 2:30 p.m All members me asked , September 20. 1943 j $144. Friend $225: Brown 8351: to be present. To Township and City Clerks: | Coats Grove $531: Ragla $190. Whereas, a petition has been I Castleton—Nashville district 82.The Loyal Bereans will meet with ; fllcd In Ulis office, signed by more «0; Castleton Center 8171: take- Mrs. Stella Stamm Friday evening. [ then twenty jxrcent of the quail- view $243; Hosmer $144; Wellman Sept. 24. with a business meeting fled voters of Barry County of the $139; Morgan $297; Feighncr 8180: and election of officers. Program in 1 • nitre vptfixast for the Office of , ”»’tin 8261; Barryville (253; Stares charge of Mrs. Lucille Cappon. Secretary of State in the County $207. of Barry at Uie last general ElecHastings township—Fisher dlsHasting* dbCircle No. 6 of the Methodist W t tlon ns provided at the last genera! ; uict trtet $423: GregoryGregory $234: 8234: Altoft S. C. S. will meet at the home of I Election as provided for in Act fl. $549. Star $378; 8378: Hastings Center Mrs. Garner Hampton. 502 E MadlSec. 57 of the Public Act* of 1933. ------|H7;—Pratt »tt 8144: $144;Quimby Quimby$279. $279. son St. Monday evening. Sent. 27 I REQUESTING THE COUNTY ! Hope—-Doud Doud dbtrict district $234: McCal8234^ McOtl- Dessert will be served at 7 30 p.m < CI.ERK to call a SPECIAL COUN- i |Um 8144: Cedar Creek $198; Hinds meeting and program following. ; 8252*8hultz”'$3M:'''Brush Ridge TY ELECTION, for Uie purpose oi ' — ”—u « ‘*‘-“ submitting to the electors the fol­ 8270: Cloverdale 8315. PLEASANT RIDGE lowing question: Irving—Wood district 828B: Jones Mrs. T-iVerne Kmne is spending "Shall the manufacture and 8297; Ryan 8216; Fillmore 8306: two weeks in Jackson vM'injf rela­ sale of alcoholic liquor be pro­ Freeport 81.116: Utile Brick 8261 hibited in the County of Barry Johnstown—King dbtrict 8106: tives. * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Teeiet ‘ under Uve provisions of the Law Monroe 8477; Stevens 8279. Bristol called Sunday ateroocm'on Rev and governing the same?" 1369: Banfield 8216 Culver 8702. Mrs. Dodge near Woodland. * Mrs । Mildred Ronk and baby Nancy । THEREFORE. YOU ARE HERE­ Bullis 8144; Burroughs $333. BY NOTIFIED that a SPECIAL Maple Grore—Qualltrap district Louise of Battle Creek, and Mrs 1 COUNTY ELECTION is hereby 83ta: Maple Grove Center $234: Hazel Bolton and Richard of Has­ czlled under the provisions of the Mayo $351; Moore 8333; Dunham tings spent Saturday with Mr and Law and will be held on Tue»day, 8477; Norton 8306; McKelvey $279; Mrs Lester Klnnic * Mr. and Mrs Earl Chase and Michael of Having, November tnd. 1943. for the pur­ Branch 8153; Beigh $324 pose of submitting to the Electors Orangeville—Orangeville Village and Mr and Mrs J E Chase, local, spent Sunday with Mr and Mn of the County of Barry the follow­ district $999: Blake 8135 New that ycu esn hove oil the coffee you wont. .. ing question: -p Prairieville—Milo district $297: Warnie Kelsey. * Mrs. Roush of b.iY ihoF eofec thoi's really fresh . . . A&P Coffee. ■ SHALL THE MANUFAC­ Prairieville Village 8432; North Pine Nashville Ls spending a few da vs with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. James, she TURE AND SALE OF ALCO­ take $378. Sold in the f'avor-sceled bear.—Custom Ground HOLIC LIQUOR BE PROHIB­ Rutland—Algonquin take district being the latter's mother just right for your coffee maker. A&P Coffee give* ITED IN THE COUNTY OF 8306: Chidester $432; Tanner $261; you finer, fresher flavor. Change now! BARRY UNDER THE PRO­ OtLs $90; Edger $144; Goodwill 8162: Ours was the kind of home town VISIONS OF THE LAW GOV­ In which a figure with a few mortYeckley 890. ... ERNING THE SAME? " Thornappte—Tliornapple Kellogg gages and $40,000 was known bv Given under my hand, district 85.895. ichigan blue concord Courtesy as a mlillonnnlre. and the Seal of the Coun­ NOODLES ty of Barry, at Hasting.’. AHN PAGE Michigan, this twentieth day of September. A. D. Mt LIO-WHEAT 1943. IONA IMITATION Allan C. Hyde The Barry County Clerk VANILLA County Treasurer George Clouie received a draft last «week from Lansing for $41,004.00 primary Lansing school money, the first distribution ;I U.t fund .bleb U ™de SPECIAL LOCAL OPTION ELECTION SET FOR NOV. 2 day juezU were their two sens R. Mr. and Mn. Shlrnfiald. and Mr. and »*rz. vnfford Falmitcr and thro; home on furlough from Great take* I tralning camp and John D. Bow- ; man all of Grand Rapid*. Lina Ole- I menu of Durfee and her daughter., ■ Mr*. Howard CurtU of Lansing. ★ ; Mr*. Peck and her sister were ta I Grand Rapids Monday. W Mr. and | Mr*. Ray Clemen* of Durfee called : i on Mr. and Mrs. Peck Friday eve| nlng. * Mr*. Katie Snyder and Mrs ' BerUia Willard were in Flint three I . dava last week viriUng the former'* I 1 outer. They also vUlted a niece ot I ; Mr*. Snyder. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Carl . Harahbin-ger of Grand Rapids. Mr*. i Anna Harahburger of HasUng* and ; Mrs. Ethel Carpenter of Chicago | were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*, i । Claud Hammond. ★ Edd Newton I MM-nt Sunday with Mr. and Mr.v Forrest Hill * Mr. and 1 Mn Bu” el of p Haating*. "ihS were Sun*.? spent the weekend with their porenU. Mr. and Mn. Chas. Pixley. # Mr. and Mr*. H. O. Armour -spent Thuraday afternoon vUlUng Mr. and Mn. Nod Lancaster in their new home near Nashville. * Mr. and Mr*. Chas Pixley entertained a number of relative* for'Sunday dinner in honor of their aon Clarence who will soon be leaving for Camp Wheeler. Oa * Mr. and Mrs Henry Houvenlr and two daughters and son Fred, who Is enjoying a furlough, called at the Pixley tame Sunday, also Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willison. ------------------••• . a condition Ins grown up In whlch voun_ .. hnn.„ can oniv . our young at home can only 8lud • radio running, in in grocose ot a>‘ breaking development guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gar- traphy.______________________ I rison of Delton. * Mixa Susie Phil- | "" ’ Ups is spending n few day* with I ' Mrs. Grigby in Hastings. FAIR LAKE George Griffin of Lansing is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Griffin. * Mr. and Mr* i Harrv Ritehee and Mrs. Hazel Hlnkley were Sun. dinner guests of Mr. 1 and Mrs. Nelson Willison and j I I BUY AN EXTRA 4IOOB04IP, , I It's flavor in yssnr gyp that [aunts! PKGS — M FRESH C! 1OPPED GROUND KEF GRAPES 18077650 Kahn Tailoring Expert Is Coining! Weat Hope Tile Community Club will meet nt the school house this week Fri­ day evening. Sept. 24. tame critics of the Army have grown a bit caustic because ■ the Allies failed to land forces on the mainland of Italv immediately aftcr Mussolini whs overthrown and Martin Corners Sept. 26 next Sunday Ls an im­ portant date for Martin folks for a . ny .RmaUI/ Day program has been planned that you will all like. Morning worship with ML« Rullson m In in charge »»><*....» followed by ----------Sunday School with special music. Noon lunch with each family bringing dUh to p,JW d ° so take advantage of the confusion to establish military gains which now must be made at considerable coet in men and materials. Maybe some high command boner or lack of foresight is responsible for letu»s UU» w»rtwmy «U» by but j more probable explanation is lack of seasoned men. lack o.' material and even more important lack of transportation facilities It took more than three thousand boats of ail descriptions to transport and supply the initial drive into Sicily. a comparatvely short and safe haul, An even greater tonnage would have been required to transport armies to a beach head on the Bal» mainland . .ueb ZL— a yentul* woul<1 hn'c ***? pure military folly without suKable aertai cover and until air bas^s in the northeastern, section of Scily could be nUblished. adequate fieh'.er plane cover was not possible. Brit... demonstrated in Norway what hap|>ens to an Invading force whjtch trios to operate without aflenioon program will be in charge of Mr. Aelick. Supt. Two choirs will furnish music. Miss Rull'-on and Mr. Davies and others, will give short talks- • The* Ou Quimby Sunday School, and Th ‘mbv Sundav our neighbor church the Free Methodists are Joining us and as­ |th the sisting W with the urogram. Goodwill - ■ Hendershott •• ■ ‘— have also been In­ and vited. . Morning Service starts at 10 a.m. SOUTH THORNaVpLE FARM Bl RF.AC 1J1V South Thornapple ,K.U Fann BuTlte reau met Sept 16 at the home of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Longstreet, After the business meeting the otneera was ns fotiows. cUrm." *nnle Duvb. «cechairman. Myrta Jackson: sec., Wellington Jackson: discussion |eat|rr. Wm. Cridler. assistant dLscuslon leader. Mr. Clarence French: recreation leader. Mrs. Vur Adams; song leader. Clarence Longstreet: associated women.Mrs OscarFtnkbciiier: hospital service ch.. Mrs R(.Kinaid cridler. Following the election the discussion leader Walter Bender gave the lesson ,?^T- $139 | BASKET NORTHERN TISSUE /T'S TIME FOR JELLY AND JAM — NOW! ROLL 3 in 14c CARROTS in cun 2-S.15C BEETS MICHIGAN—WEALTHY AMMONIA SHORT CUTS WHITE SAIL PKG. SAL SODA APPLES 5 29c LB POTATOES BEET SUGAR SOLID HEADS 2 LCS. SWEET POTATOES 3 25c FRUIT PECTIN WYANDOTTE CLEANSER SUITANT PEANUT BUTTER 54c $ TUNA FISH IONA PUS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25th Newest Suitings and >. < thawing of "$ai<-*lze" tamplcs ... In the new- - eat patterns, colors and weaves. He will be glad \ to take your measure for immediate or future \ delivery. ■ .- \ I $ £ WATERS CLOTHES SHOP . HASTINGS. MICH TOMATO SOUP | Q “C GERM witchtw a«t Wc SOUP MIX OEHTOIAHO PKG. 8c INRICHID Itf-ll. Wane Fait lor Ltplontci ' \ / RYE BREAD A»F 14-01. CKACUD ASP nVW. LOAF HOME STYLE MARVEL ASP 20-01. LOAP WHEAT Bnnq Uj 3 •oils 25c fljjouk. Ctuiiai, ‘ V? MACARONI »fd caeu TOWELS A*P 14-OX. tOA» LOAVES 29c i VIENNA tfifaT ROLLED OATS V ' Kycs of L visitor of h Ray Wlela Gary Stud Sunday af and Mrs. Ellen Yarg Ing the pa aister-tn-iaw ing of ne home Batu Allerdlng g days. ★ Mr day guests Farrell of Harold Ald Sunday a f Mrs. Otte Mr. ai;d M baby of W with their Claud Mea Kauffman dinner gu Dan Knuffm Mrs. Walte were Frida C rents. M II. * Mrs been ill fo now confin Nellie Sm Friday eve ter. Mrs. M Mrs Jenn day dinner Wm. Blou callers of M * Frank CMNB an Sunday br band. W. them for a evening ca Stairs were and family Mrs Alfre spent Sun Mr. and M noon calle of Bowne Clinton of and Mrs. urday eve . Wieland h wocxi of G Floyd who called on plnnll and Thursday, man Sher Honed in Ini: a fur Mr. and M of town, arc holdin Ices next S * Mrs. Be Hastings, Brlkelt of day caller * Mr. and celved a le son. Sgt. G landed sa Pfc Lyle Road. Also Arthur Fu and Mrs entertained Mr mid M family of inzston an ville and Afternoon Mr. and family of and faini Mr. and Phyllss w and Mrs. Rapids * daughter of Hosting Chas. As Sunday e Grand Ha and aunt. Sunday c Ren Blak of Mr. a Sunday e monds wh at Camp F red to st his chang parents. & it of enbenr Mrs. L. F of Mastin callers of K parents. X and on S dinner rv William Fred sch< on Mrs. lings Sun? Mrs. W. »IV FANCY SEMOLINA' £ 12c dexo PKG. £zl * ner guest* Gray were Orval Kb CIGARETTES RITZ CRACKERS ANN PACE -■ You are cordially invited to inspect his Urge BOYES ORCHARD I / I WHEAT Coatings Made to Order POPULAR I RAMOS W.-OZ. CAN V&GZTAbU SHORTENING ©ouftN crum roAsrto Special Showing of the CORN FLAKES “<£L21c ALL PURPOSE BAG with a Open every day except Sunday Please bring containers TOMATO JUKE IONA FLOUR will bo in our store on "c%’12c JACKSON 30c 2>^29c WAX PAPER SUNNYHELD NEW PACK ■■EAST O' CHICKEN AND CUTRITE CAN CIDER VINEGAR APPLES I HONEY | STEWING FOWL QUARTS MORGAN $ BULK J FR5SH DRESSED FRUIT JARS fc OF-INDIANAPOLIS LAKE TROUT MATCHES MASON GRAPES KAHN TAILORING CO. FRESH PERCH . (IRDSEYE ANY SHE PIECE CLEANED FP.CE 9c FANCY—CALIFORNIA TOKA? c>. 23c LEG OF LAMB SLAB BACON GRANULATED 15 PECK 49c CABBAGE 5C sic 1 DRY CLEAHfR MICHIGAN—U. S. NO. I-A SIZt A Special Representative of the , * ’ 1 mile oast ’• mile north and i mile east of Hickory Corner? LAMB CHOPS GARDEN FRESH—RUIY RZD Mrs. Rup Ids. and so errs trainin Thursday a and Mrs. J Mrs Keith Woodland with their Adam End Henry Mye of the form guest of M family. * Monday and Mrs. Mrs. Otte noon calle Kollar of Mrs. Robe Sunday d FRYING CHICKED FPESH-WASAEO FREEF *»xJ.’ 17c "WHITE HOUSE (VAFOKATID MILK 3^26c •Not connected with any con.pcny " Nancy let visit with and Mr*, ton * Mi of H&stln callers ot er and M ton. Mr. of Grand' BurInger, of Oram guests of * Miss t lanti. and tie Creek Sunday w Mrs. Joe family of Bests of cad * Sunday | L. Henne; visit In Thompsot afternoon m. Blot •ft Wa, R perntng I and Mrs, Uy of N Attotnoon Mr. and Af HmU �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1MJ ie will «lva an ing for her a in ths Bunday Mr. and Mrs. and also in the Christian Yankee Spring* we: ror Service J. Wellman’s Sundu * Pnytt service on Thursday pair job ha* Just been made on the Mrs. Rupert Cane of t al 8:00 o'dock will etnas road, around the cenwterv comen Ids and son Edwin who is in oni- ; -• . .... imunity co-operation. -at Stony Point; a second coat of Walton of South' tai •nrolTmcnt this year I* 148 pucers training at Long Island wwe MWFriday afternoon and contlnu. I tarmac has been applied for some : Thursday Mr. I *. Djtrol^ »?l3!ulMwSt£r to-1 Chart** Stadei and Andrew Wat- trig through Saturday Sjrca* will be I distance. .‘Jd MH Jaiternoon G Cool callers A Mrof and . e*l A Percy Rooer spent Bunday ton are attending Hastings High placed on Youth Activity. The Mich- 1 Mrs Keith Durkee and family of with hbt ion. Mr. amTMr*. We*-■ school thia year taan Conference Department, of DOUD CORNERS Woodland spent Sunday evening ■war and family al Allegan. A The Junior das* have ordered Christian Education will meet in, Last Week’s Letter with their parent*. Mr and Mr* Mr. and Mrs. Jack Langworthy d Mr*. Myron Thompson of. their das* ring* through the Jo*- the annual Fall convention. An Adam Endres. A Mr. and Mre. outatanding and helpful program is. and friend ot Battle Creek called Friday evening caller* ten Co. Henry Myer, were Bunday guests of Mr. were set up for this meetlg. Rev. R. W. on Daisy Bergman Sunday. Mr. and and Mn. John Thaler. A Chicken Hupper of the former* mother. Mrs. Alfred David Pike of Grand Rapid* was Rash. General Secretary of Christ- Mn. F. N. Bergman and lamily and On Thursday September 30th. the----... — •—Educ —location. Huntington. Ind., and , Lydhi Neal and Lois Langwcnthy , Myer* of Wayland: A Sunday din­ a Monday dinner guest of Mr. and, W 8.CB will serve a clllcken sup- ian - --------- - c—. wprr dinner guests, a M'_u Pierce , Mr Emner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. JHlon Mn Harold WooSs and baby. A per in MethodUl church parlor* Mr. tme-i -o----------Gray were Mr and Mr* Lloyd Mr* retary ot Uie Michigan Christian। of Wall lake was a weekend guost j Dcnl*e spent from Frt- Serving wilt begin at 5:30. Mrs. Mina Denise L — ... Nears of west Freeport A Wilma day until Sunday with her son Ivan - Endeavor Union Detroit will be: of the Houghtallr.k. a Mr. anoMrs. ’ Kycs of Lansing was a weekend and family ot Alto. A Mr, and , the guest speakers of the conven- David Wstoft, Mrs. Elma Sherman Duration Club and daughters of Hastings, Mr. and , visitor of her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. John A Miller and daughter The next meeting of the Duration, lion Both ot these men are spe­ Mr*. Edward Chaffee, of Freeland. Ray Wieland A Mr. and Mn Ann of Plymouth were Bat- C|lub ub will be held in the Library BepSep- cialists in their field and the local • Mr. and Mrs Ira Chaffee and HarGary Btudt of Lake .Odessa were Marte to which the public la church is fortunate to have the' old of Quimby, were dinner guests , Sunday afternoon caller* of Mr. mday evening, caller* of Mr*. Cha*, utnber 29th —tier* "from ’ih= the 'boys L". in, privilege of entertaining the con­ Bunn. A Mr. A and — — Mn. -, Tom — Jeffry* invited. Letter: frsm of Lynden Norris Sunday. Richard ! and Mrs, Geo. Bustance A Mrs. Bnd riien who end M,M Miss Martyn Mtrlyn Stenlck Steralck of South service J all *" of which -­ vention thia year. service are — read are Ellen Yararr Yarger. -evenwith who has has bcm been »nena-1 spend-1 Bunday. October 3 will elate thei Chaffee called In the afternoon a KI her Bowne were Sunday dinner guMta very interesting, Also remember all Week* observance with Rev. Rashi Mr. and Mrs. Percy McMannls and Jhin ’h w Mn Vw?k AUerd-1 cf Mr ftn<l Mrs ™aifr preaching both morning and eve­. family called at Daisy Bergman ?iJernr near Clarksville relumed I o,l’cr afternoon callers were Mr. ning and the church will observe• last week, r Church Noles World-wide Communion Sunday. MettiodHi Church Rev. J. W. McCue, pastor I STONY POINT 10: 06—Morning worship. Delton. Artis*sr»E!Mw °‘i Last Week's Letter 11: 06—Sunday school. Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Acllck spent 8:00 P. M —Rally Day program m rnm AMrtJh rtiJnST* thnwer ne*^ Clarksville. A OtlteH at U>e 8:00 P M —Wednesday evening. labor Day at Belding. A Homer rhX- ln?moon *w*the h<^e of Fr*nk Walton home last week SlSd Atte Ftehe? of Caledmla A I <»e Mrs. Bessie Fox of Hasting* Bible study and Prayer meeting. Rowladcr Is laid up with a bad 24lh DUtrfct kink In the back. * B. J. Wellman Mn and Mrs. Howard Demond and I Mrs. Flo;Kyne WFriday. ’ 8’ 6’ 8Beptetnber ’ ur n A h . mating at Trinity is reported as being some better at baby of Woodland g£nt 8utJ^ay P.:K “ “SSL uranu ivapids. • present. * Mrs. Homer Rowtoder _nurcn, Thursday. September 30th. W. S., b vtetting her daughter at Allegan C. 8 chicken supper in church din­ this *-rek a Mr and Mrs. Angus rt’““ms'! is. ning room Huey have moved to Ionia where , Mr. Huey has employment. * Mr. nan Kauffman o^Loaan A Mr and Thursday dinner guests of Mrs 1 1 -------------and Mrs ------Russel — • Kenyan of Jackson Mr *Walte? R^khifl of Wutlng*! M“ude «°?ers nn* Margalite. A Church of the United Day visitors at B J. Brethren In Christ were I-dxr Labor Dnt Mrs Walter Hocxnni ot Healings —j?-^"ta were Friday M? and nlaht Bursts Wfi of their M* Cr^k “. P° test r!O'TX SauX A* Mr« Mrsnwillarrt WtaVrd —........ — Wellman“ ’s. ♦ Mr. and Mre. Elmer E. — B. Griffin, D._________ D. Pastor -------------w Mrs. wuiaro Freeport , Hobart are entertaining their Rill. * Mrs Lucy Stadei. who has 1 ^*f“d£,otherbat’ Pennf" * U ” daughter from New Jersey at the been ill for the past few months Is P®1?, “J * "’Roslna , present time * Mr. White of Lannow confined to her bed. a Mr* < Jhn h siinnlv" Indiana. Editor of Sunday SchoolI sing has sold tils little farm known ✓•Buy An Nellie Smith of Hastings was a .,8’T^"’ £ar Efim’ Literature will be the guest speak­. as the Rev. John Smith place to Friday evening culler of her sis'*!?,*r>nb^a Ouy Makley. * nil school children , ' Extra 5100 er for the day. i^Und w^nw4kd 7: 00 P M. Christian Endeavor In the south part of the district are Topic: “Learning to be Effective. compelled to meet the school bus family of Midland Park were week- Workers”—A special program con­. at the school house this year a i War Bond Mr». J. W. McCue. Rev. and Mrs. sisting of an llnutralea message and XncrsBrf Mr and Mo’ Jay K" bu.mJ?°n musical numbers. During 8: 00 P. M. —Evening Service. ter of Sunfield and Mr. and Mn. business Ed Detkins of East Castleton. * * Frank Walton and .Mrs W. F. bustne “ Monday (Sermon by Rev. Pfister. Closaon and Nancy were in Howell 1 8:00 P. M. Thursday Prayer meet­ We arc very sorry to report that Mrs. Millie Fisher Is very lU-at Bunday bringing the latter’s hus­ , inr___ „_„_y band. W. F. Closson back with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Weaver of Pleasant Valley 1o7o6"a m' •Morning worship. them for a few days visit. * Sunday Elmdale will celebrate their sixty-1 • .'”•• evening cullers of Mr. anti Mrs. Ed. ninth anniversary on Sunday Bep-1 11:00 A. M. Sunday school. Stairs were Mr. and Mrs Leo Rose tember 3«th. Mr. and Mrs. weaver 7: 30 P M. Christian Endeavor. un<l family of Hastings, * Mr and are 80 years of age and are both in 8: 00 P. M- Preaching service Mrs. Alfred Gonzales and family spjendid । health. Mr. Weaver has had 8:00 ..,. P. — M. ---------Tuesday , — Prayer --------meet. spent Sunday With their parents. n wonderful Victory Garden this ing. Mr. and Mrs. B R Clinton After­ year. Mr*. Weaver doe* her own. • • • noon callers were IlowardCiinton housework. They were tooth bom in Christian Education Week of Bowne and Mr. and McArthur Somerset County. Pa. They came to In Local Church Clinton of Carlton CenterNw Mr. Michigan 63 year* ago. Mr. and Mr*. Christian Education. Week is one Now picking Banner and Gold Drops and Mis. Chas. Wieland were Sat­ Weaver ore members of the Old of the nationwide observances of urday evening callers at the Ray Mennonlte church.' and being unable the United Christian Educaton AdWieland home, a Mrs. Faye Under­ to attend church they enjoy the vance. The three areas of the Adwood of Grand Rapids and son service* over their radio. They have vance center attention on the home, Floyd who is home on furlough one son John of Hastings and five 1 tho chruch. the community, 2 MILES EAST OF CLOVERDALE called on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. As- daughters, Mr*. Austin Erb of Al- Christian Education Week in the plnall and Mrs. Adah Slaler last to. Mr*. Fannie Draper of Grand United Brethren church will begin Phone Cloverdole Exchange jRtursday morning, a 1st class sea­ Rapids. Mrs. Leon Howk, of Free- with the Rally Day Service Sen-Ice on Sen Sen-­ man Sherron Brovont who is sta­ port. Mr*. Glenn Parker of Lltch- tember 26th. Rev. J. Ralph PfisPflstioned in Portland. Me.. Is spend­ Dcld and Mn. Eugene Krauss of ter. Hunttagton. Indiana will be lhe ing a furlough with his parents. Mr and Mrs. Tobias Brovont. west of town, a The Campbell church — MONTOOMIRY WARD are holding their communion serv­ ices next Saturday September 25th. a Mrs. Bertha <Glick) Peck of near Hastings, and daughter Mis* Mazie Brlki-ll of Peoria, Ill., were Satur­ day callers of Mrs. Julia Godfrty. A Mr. and Mrs. George Forbey re­ ceived a letter last week from their son, Sgt. Gerald Forby that he has landed safe In North Africa, a Pfc Lyle Newton of Camp Ruck­ er. Ala . was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dipp and family, a Rev. O Sullivan was a Monday afternoon caller of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish. A Mr. and Mrs. Otte Kunde were Sunday afteinoon callers of Mr. and Mrs John Kollar of Middleville. A Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton and family ate Sunday dinner with their parent*. Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. Newton on State Rond. Also called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fuller of Hastings. A Mr. and Mrs Ray Wieland and family entertained with Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs. S. J. Roudabush and family of Lowell. Mrs. Karyl Liv­ ingston and family of near Clarks­ ville and Amlth Stahl of Logan. Afternoon and evening callers were Mr and Mrs. Gordon Stahl and family of Logan and Mark Troyer and family of Grand Rapids. A 24.95 INNERSTRAP MATTRESS Mr. and Mrs. Dan Postma and PhylL'.s were Sundy guests of Mr. and Mrs. L J. O’Harrow of Grand Rapids. A Mrs. Cora Asplnall and daughter Donna Jean and friends । J I Pay only 20% Down! of Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs.1 Chas. Aspinali and Adah Sigler Sunday evening. A John Fish of Grand Rapids called on his uncle, You get a big full 55-lb. mattress ot this reduced price! and aunt. Mr. and Mrs John Fish ; Double-sewn innerstrops, pioneered by Wards, prevent the Sunday evening. A Mr. and Mrs. I Ren Blukney called at the home . clean, soft cotton from lumping, bulging, or stretching! of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Savacool I Sunday evening. A loren G. Ed­ MATCHING BOX SPRINGS, reduced....................... 21.88 monds who completed his training ’ nt Camp Hood, Texas, was transfer­ red to Stillwater. Okla. Tn making his change he visited his grand­ 19.95 COTTON MATTRESS parents. Mr. and Mrs. Buel Sisson. | A Mrs. Jeasle Taylor of Grand Rap-1 ids was a Monday and Tuesday; guest of her sister.-Mrs. Harold) Rosenberger and family. A Rev. and I 0 J Pay only 20% Down! Mrs. L. F. Burkey and son Bobby ■ of Hastings were Friday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. George For-1 Look ot the law clearance pricel Layer upon layer of all­ bey and William. A Mr. and Mrs, i Orval Kokx and family of Battle felted cotton; 55-lb. weighll Vertkpl-ititch pre-built border! Creek were weekend guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs John Thaler Twohqndjbme tickings... damask or woven stripe! and on Sunday both families were | dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. i MATCHING BOX SPRINGS, reduced. 17.88 William Spears. A Mr. and Mrs.1 Fred Schwnder of Campbell called r on Mrs. John Hoevcnalr of Has­ tings Sunday afternoon A Mr. and Mrs. W. F. closson and daughter 14.95 COTTON MATTRESS Nancy left Monday for a few days J visit with the formers parents, Mr and Mrs. C. F. Closson near Stan­ ton A Mr. and Mrs. George Miller Pay 20% Down UI of Hastings were Tuesday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. KarchAloofh/y Payments er and Maude. A Mrs. Mary* Shel­ ton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laubshlre Now reduced oven lower than its regular budget price! , of Grandville. Mr and Mrs. George Btinnger, and Mrs. Madge Harris of Grand Rajl.ds were Sunday 50-lb. weight, filled with buoyant oB-Mtod cotton. The guests of Mr and Mrs. J. D. Cool. Mrong woven-siripo ticking, flan tufting mean long service! A Miss Elaine Kauffman of Ypsi­ lanti. and Berton Kauffman of Bat­ tle Creek spent the weekend anfl Sunday with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kauffman and family. A Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mead and family of Maple Orove were Sunday CRIB MATTRESS guests of Mr. and MYs. Claud Mead A Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hol­ ler and family ot Carlton were Washable Pyroxylin-coated ticking! Sunday guesU of Mr. ami Mrs. C. Firmly filled with restful all-felted L. Henney. A Miss Geraldine Bueh­ ler is leaving today Monday for a cotton. Inner-tuftedl 30 x 54 in. vi»lt in California. A Mrs. Lydia Thompson ot Logan was a Sunday afternoon caller, “ FREEPORT Quality-Tested Shop at Montgomety Word for all yavr Mods. Choora allortm.nti of morchandlx tortad lor quality In tho big Ward Bureau of Standards. Your tatlifactlon li guaranteed I FOR VICTORY '3rd WAR LOAN EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS Overstock Clearance WARDS BETTER COTTON MATTRESSES AT IMPORTANT PRICE REDUCTIONS 0188 1788 Coverud 50* Ha vsr Saver 45c OUT FUEL COSTS WITH 99C GRANULATED ROCK WOOL hffltere INSULATE NOWI Keep your home cooler In summer, warmer In winter.. . end tavt up Io 30% In fu*l coilil Light-weight, odorless, fireproof, deadens sound ... Words GRANULATED ROCK WOOL 89* is easiest to install! No need far hand packing ... |ust pour between ceiling {ohts, level off to desired thickness, ond tho fob is done. Bog covers 100 square feet, 3 inches deep. Miracle Hui Wall Feint ANYONE CANAPMX FAMOUS RESINTONE -2.69 Just roll or brush It on, quickly, easily I Mixes with walerl A single Varnish coat covers any interior surfacel Dries in 40 minutes; no odorl 1” After "setting,” it's washable! ’ Roller Applicator 89c Quart 79c C.ilin»-TyR. CRYSTAL RING KITCHEN LIGHT 103 1.09 0 Good-looking ond serviceable! The crystal rings add a sparkle a to the snow-white shade. Finish is fused on . . . won't wash off! iral SELF Easy-to-Uso Furniture Polish 2OC POLISHING WAX QUART 69c Tested and found equal to famous nationally advertis­ ed brands selling for much more! Dries in 20 minutes’ Toilet Tissue 3 Roll* for Contains Carnauba Wax— hardest known! Coma to Wards and save! 13“ Mrs Tobias Brovont while recuperatng from an operation * Mr. and Mrs. Clare Bassett and fam­ ily of North Irvlnf were Sunday aiternoon callers of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Bassett Mrs. Irene Rayner and d and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight WARDS BEST! SUPER HOUSE PAINT 2.98 You can’t buy better at any price I In actual lolxxolory fests with 6 fop-grade house paints. Super FULL-WRAP MOTH proved It hides better, goes far­ OARMtHTRAM 1 ther, fasts Icngerl PaW now! Protect your leM-eww Single Gallens 1.M IVIontgomery Ward « Hastings were callers Jl IS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THYTRSDAT, SEPTEMBER 23, 1MJ Urns 29. Carlton. Carrie E. H.ulllberFrr lb Alexand­ er Jcssalmuu end wife. 80 acres,, section 1. Thornapple. 1 wllbur. Lane to Kenneth Sander­ son and wife, lot 797. city. * . r , QUIT CLAIM deeds Rights of Farmers and Tenants on Forms Clearly Defined. Florence G. Sheehan to Louise a » REGULATIONS FOR THE SLAUGHTERING OF LIVESTOCK BY FARMERS OF U. S. ssh of their appreciation for the many Jett, daughter and son-in-law and IlfcVWfcXBlviW I via iiiu iav services he nos rendered the organ- ‘Mr and Mrs. Travis Rayer of Bat- ah ■ itippvApu nu !• IRkiPFlf /kF II f ssssr cSWS many yean. Faw Legionnaires ar? 1 Sunday * Mrs Laurence Lester held in higher esteem throughout iAlice Rodki underwent a serious War Food Administration Tells Meaning of Order No. 75 the Department of Michigan than Operations Friday, at Community "Tek.” , । hospital. Battle Creek. * Mrs. Sarah I . ----------------- -----------------------Town and Mrs. Hazel Nunnemaker There Therehas hasbeen been aa considerable considerable- t itif'KiiRv r'ORNFRM 1 were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. nrisunderatanding about the meatwithout surrendering such the right right HICKORY CORNERS' and Mrs. Russell Toiles and chU- ™lisunderatandlng ,s“uqurm-owner about or“ tenant to !must these regulations of hter a farm-owner. — „ w- used I Tlie District Missionary Conven-1 dren of Bunnell District. * Blair fciuug cattle ' calves sheep to supply meat to black Uon of of The'w' M Churrh Chu'roh wul WM-’held heTd iI Barnes' of”“Otsrco 6uego“ anenl spent’ WednesWedTSiStl’to order*to JfJSc orovhle ' Jgttets, which are doing great i tian the-W m Barnes of al the local church all day Wed., day of last week with hU mother. I"? ^iiJ^elf hfa taimediato U?rulv harm to our country and to the Sept. 22. Rev Charles Blanchard ot Mrs H E. Barnes and did some ‘°J ^Xa,\ent or temporary- re^i-‘ men who are fighting for its very 77te AMERICAN LEGION Zion Hill. Rock Lick. Ky.. was the carpenter work on the farm. * faTIhSe of toe speaker Basket dinner. Hot coffee Mrs. Harry Nagles of Kalamazoo ^Uan meat s’upply wlto^ic su?- life. and tea were furnished. * Laurence j were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. renderhi^ ration fw'intsfor1 such WARRANTY DEEDS LAWRENCE J. BAUER POST NO. 45 Boyes returned to camp after a and Mrs Porter Know lbs * Sunday L po Josephine F. Anderson to Clyde sixteen day furlough and found Sept. 26to will be Rally Day at theA.-Cozdlnz to Henrv Steenback papers signed returnlrtg him to his ■ Methodist church. A program will be -h Barrv Countv War W. Tcoker and wife. 80 aeres sec­ p^,, t.™ 10 uk, OT(r lb- ptven by tne Sana.; Kbool .1 10:30 SL. - wkr POM tion 7, Carlton. Members please take notice that tar <mtnrene» bUlnlnf purpom. the date for the installation of the Bertha Freeman to Ous Spier new officers as announced in these is «fr u % I hold 11 Puhac meeting at the Meth- ft statement on that subject, which and wife, oart of lot 588 Citv. notes last week Ls correct. Wed­ rivde I oil*1 church Friday evening. Sept is intended to explain the matter Lola M. Beckwith to Captain D. nesday night. September 29 is the the coming year of all Sons of toe | thousand mile trio; i * Mrs. CfiS*~U M lSu X «1h IM. A <-H W mH 1«ShellenOarger and wife, part of loU date, not Tuesday night. September Legion that are in the Armed Fore- . Clark is a oat lent 1. 2. 3 and 4 Kenflelds Addition * Vhere she re-' ture and show slides. Admission ' to Hastings. ill A tarrner wno resides on his Put Department Commander R I cently underwent aan operation. * tree Myrtle E. Cotton to J.Tl. Tredin­ I own land is entitled to slaughter oa B. Harkness will be the installing One of the mast discussed sub- Mrs. Homer Bartlett who has been ’ many cattle, calves, sheep. Iambs nick and wife, 40 acres section 15. officer for the Legion Post. jects In recent past meetings fa that quite ------- "***" sick '* is ‘improving. --------- ‘* ‘ *' Mrs — end hogs as he requires to provide Rutland There will be entertainment fol­ of enlarging the present Legion Maud Randler is visiting trends near Warner B. Bera and wife to Win a fair share of the civilian meat lowing the Installation, afte} which Home or making plaiu for building Cedar Creek. * Mr. and Mrs. Ross 1 supply for himself and his imme- D- Foster and wife, lot at Beech­ lunch will be served. a new one. The genera) opinion Whitby and sons left Sunday for , diatc family, alio for his permanent wood Wall lake. Hope. seems to be in favor of a new build­ their home in South Dakota after Hep ot 10 XAdelbert Cortright And others to or temporary resident employees, The membership cards for the ing that would serve also us a com­ an extended visit with relatives under the provisions in the Food Ervin Miller and wife, parcel sec­ coming year have arrived and Ad­ munity memorial hall and youth here. * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Linsey tion 6. Assyria. [ Distribution Order No. 75 well as a meet­ are the parents of a son bom Sept, jutant Ivan Burns or Finance Offi­ recreation cen-.er John W. Duffey and wife to Her­ cer Neal Manni will be glad to ing place and home for veterans. lllh. * Rev. Nlckols of Guli Lake I , <2» In addition, such a fanner is man Terjuna. parcel Elmwood make out your card for you. Suggestion on this subject will be preached at the W. M church Sun-. 1 automatically entitled to a iiermlt Brich. Gun lake. Yankee Sr-tnss welcomed by Legion officials. day morning. Rev. Oler and family from his County War Board, which Harold M. Pollard and others to The post authorized the use of are visiting relatives at Houghton., । will allow him to sell not more than Jesre C. Gilmore and wife. 3 lots the Legion Home by the U. S. Army The post voted a life membership N. Y. * Rev. and Mrs. Nlckols art-: 400 pounds of meat pec year. He on Jordan lake. Woodland must collect the proper number of Ads L. Tobia, to Marie Barry, i ration points on any and all sales parcel section 10. City. ■ of that 400 pounds of meat he may Arthur J. Miller and Wife to Earl make, and turn in these ration C. Peters and wife, parcel section points to his local price and ra- 4. Assyria. TBMATOES n« 2 on 13c : tinning board. He need not give un Solid Pock 18 Points Marie Barry- to Marie Tobiai and any rationing points for thi< others. 40 acres section 14. Carlton i slaughtered meat which he and his WAX BEANS No 2 can 14c J. Lorenzo Maus to Russel] T family may consume. Craven and wife, parcel on lots 370. Odessa, fancy cut. 10 Points 1 HiThe factors which allow a 371 and 372. City farmer to slaughter livestock ration Carl O Nlethamer and wife to DICED CARROTS u-w. far 9c point free, for his own consump­ Lyle E. Kurr and wife, part of lots tion are ia> ownership or tenancy 9 and 10. Cltv Scott County. 8 Points I of the land and <b> ownership of. or Laura E. Short to Thelma M a working interest in. the livestock Short. 40 acres, section 7. Woodland PRONE JUICE Over. 26c raised or kept on that land. Bcicntf Beverwyk and wife to Sunsweet. 3 Points (41 A farmer may live in town Lorena D. Walker, south half lots and have his land worked by a ten- 1232 and 1233. Citv. TOMATO JUICE n. 2«. 10c i ant. or a regular paid employee. Thomas P. Godde and wife to I mid still'enjoy these slaughter priv- Marvin A- Davis and wife. 40 acre-,, Country Club. 5 Points lieges. provided he owns the iivc- section 30, Assyria. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE " ■ stock and the premises on which Adolph A. Hom and wife to Man­ 13c they arc fed. lius Ferritt and others. 195 acres, 2 Points j i5> A banker, or other bittiness section 31 and 32. Prairieville.' i man. who owns livestock, but has Dewev C. Hogan and wife to Bort PINEAPPLE JUICE “ 15c this livestock raised for him under Edwin Quick. 3 lots shore Gun lake. | a contract by a fanner, is not cn- Yankee springs Dole. 10 Points I titled to slaughter any of that llveUan l F Roberts and wife to Bor. BARTLETT PEARS ""J44 29e 1 stock, or receive any meat from tha E Toffee, lol 299. City such livestock when slaughtered, Nils Olsson and wife to Dani Country Club. 21 Points without giving un ration points, un- P Roberts, lol I. block 6. Grant's, hss he also holds the title to Che Addition. City. FANCY PRUNES i*, 12c । land. Warren G Moore and wife to 1 <6> The regulations in F.D. Order Glenn C. Storrs and wife, lot-on' FRENCH BRAND 0"°'d ib 27c 2-lb. pkg. 23c 8 Points I No. 75 arc clearly Intended to allow Leach lake, Carlton. Country Club a farmer to rake and slaughter Colfae. Rich, vigorous flavor John Wm Ditmnr and wife to • livestock for meat for consumption Mox S Ixfaeh. lot 718 city FRESH EGGS ao..n 58c bv his immediate family and em­ Claud S Reid, and wife, to Rich­ 2^ck,b SALAD DRESSING k* 17c ployees, Mr. Steenback stated. But ard Easy and wife. 131 acres section Medium Size - IN CARTONS they must not become---a way , — of 4. Baltimore. ------------------Embassy. Triple-whipped ROLLED OATS .5 £, 29c escape from giving up ration points , Burwell and Marv Scudder to 24*/^lb King's by people who may wish to get Wilbur Payne and wife, parcel sec-| COTTAGE CHEESE fa Regular or quick cooking z,12c PANCAKE FLOUR 5 £, 20c Rich, creamy. Not rationed Plain or Sugared, cello wrappad doz. Country Club - griddle leifed TABLE SALT 24-w. pkfl Sc been spending this summer • Ackers Point went to Detrol Timrsdny to spend a few hour with their son Homer VanTInd then returned to tlttir home in 85 Petersburg. Petersburg. Florida - Hazel Nixon who —has •— - i spent the summer Will ,rontln< K,e l>ke — ----- s went to Detroit Thun . day where she will spend a fex Wilbur G. Schrader to Margaret, weeks then will return to her horn Schrader. 80 acres section, 31. Bar-1 in Lansing. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Jerr ry. I O'Connor and Dolores and Jim Jennie E. Dticker to Lorena B-1 mle Allen who have been spendin Walker, north 1-2 lou, 4. 5. and G. । rnme Ume nt tills place moved U Eastern Addition, city. < Kalamazoo hut week. * Mr. ani Gordon Dunaway andwife to | Mrs. Robert Barton and chlldrei Eleanor W. Perrett. parcelsection > spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs 33. Assyria. " । George Schriber of Hostings * Ou ---------------------| first P. T. A was held Friday nigh SOUTH SHULTZ------------------------------- I with election of officers. The nami Mr. and Mrs. Eart Barrnne ofi officers were elected for anothe Kankakee. III. and Mr. and Mrs year * Visitors at the KranH Wm Maas of Bradley. III. are home "Sunday were Mr and Mn spending this week at Acker s Point »«>*■» *$enyon and Mrs. Emmi * Mrs E B. Moon of 3t. Peters- Stillwell of Battle Creek. Mr anburg. Fla. spent Tuesday afternoon I M»«. Ronald Kenyon and Dick ani with Mrs. Mina Kenyon * Mr and. of Nashville. * Thad Cook o n Mrs. Jim May of Battle Creek spent, Kalamazoo spenL Saturday »r Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ix-sU-r with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horn Bonneville * Mr. and Mrs. Roland Sunday night with hla sister Hastings. Harris with their guests. Mr an<' Mrs. Charles Mull and daughter of Richland. Ind. ate dinner unh a friend in Battle Creek Sunday Buy More War Bonds Pre-ground coffee, without vacuum pack, can’t be so fresh as cbffee in the bean.. store-ground before your eyes Before you buy any coffee IN THE BEAN SPOTLIGHT Mild and taellow. ft 59c fr/votr /rs wsw Plain or Iodized CX.” £ 18c Country Club. NOOOLES Bread, medium,Tine. Alphabet pkg. lie AUNT POLLY Pi# 8c pi, 8c Assorted soup mixes MRS. GRASS Chicken or Vegetable’ Noodle CHICKEN SOUP un 13c with Rico. Van Camp's. 4 Points iooz jar 11c DICED BEETS Walt’s. 6 Points FORK AW BEAUS In Tomato Sauce. SPINACH 'J,- 12c 14 Points 15c RS Clear Sailing. 19 Points 2\^c|(lb $1 .05 Enriched Flour Pillsbury Flour $1.25 Sincerity Flour 95c Doughnuts 13c No 2 Asparagus 27c 9c Campbell’s Tomato Soup 3 Peaches Country 27 Pls. ^230 or Crushed No 2^ Pineapple Country Club. 34 Pl». 24c can Margarine (Wondernul, Ib. 20c) 19c Peanut Dutter 2 Ib. 55c 1-lb. pkg. Macaroni or Country Club 11c Tall Evap. Milk Club. can 26c 3 Cui Green Spears. 14 Pls. Kroger's. b.g Mi-Choice. 4 Points - Ib Embassy Canadian Rutabagas Wealthy Apples ... 10c Really pops I GRAHAM CRACKERS £ 17c j 0 6 Extra Slices FREE BUY BONDS AND STAMPS HERE MACARONI 0RS™TI TEA lb. 29c FANCY ORANGE PEKOE AND PEKOE — 1-4 Ib. PALMER MATCHES 29c carton CAMPBELLS 3 points — per can TOMATO SOUP LIBBY'S MILK 23c TALL CAN a point per con “T for 9c 37c 29c LINIT STARCH Ige. size 2 for 11c PROTEX TOILET SOAP DURKEES OLEO 4 pts per lb 23‘ BUTTERNUT °brREaLchicpa,nl^ 11c Don t Miss the KIWANIS First Annual WHITE ELEPHANT SALE September 27, 28 and 29 cans 7c 47c 19c 25c 10c 10c ® 5c 4 ">■ 29c s— Ail-purpose Pore Honey Butter Country Club qualify AT THE ODD FELLOWS HALL. HASTINGS pack 49c «■ No Po<ni> TOKAY CRAPES 15c Strained,"! Pl. Chapped, can9e, 2 Pls. 2 Like Getting ICEBERG. Firm, solid heads. For salads 3 23c Lalonia Club aul flavors ot WISCOLA MARMALADE Pl. per U. S. No. 1 151b Michigan Petatoes California Pears Wcnderlul bakars 3 Sweet Potatoes Fancy Yams Delicious candied Pascal Celery Aritlrocrel of the celery family 8c BEVERAGES an ,3'Poinls.per Ib. HEAD LETTUCE ^12c or Graponuls CLAPP'S Baby Foods 32c Refined. 2 C. Thomas Stores Spaghetti. Country In cellophane BAHG-0 POPCORN 64c PURE LARD Sliced GRAPENUTS FLAKES X” 13c Yellow ot While. can Pts. KROGO SBMFENiNC 3 “ Pure Variable. 12 Points Sliced or Halves Club KELLOGG'S pkg 8c Com Flakes. Rica Krispies, pkg 11c WHEAT PUFFS can Mr. and Mrs' E B. Moon who havi Large,.crispy-sweet, juicy-ripe grapes I Buy now for salads 30c You'll find there many useful items, new VITAMIN CAPSULES Pia 'A, B, D, G 30 days supply MASON JARS 50c and, used, Compiota with caps and rubbers CIGARETTES ING a»on $1.24 Popular brands OF LAMPS, BEET SUGAR 7c Brown Sugar, 4 lbs 25c BULK CIDER VINEGAR g.i 20c Avqr.djj|e_Cictiw. Vinegar, quart 13c S os pt9 PICKLING SPICE as such CLOCKS, LAWN MOWERS, COOKING DISHES, CLOTH­ do:«n 63c Quitu ALL KINDS, ELECTRICAL FURNITURE APPLIANCES SMALL ELECTRIC MOTORS, RADIOS MIRRORS, and hundreds of other articles 21c Moil's - Citrus SWEETHEK^T SOAP Leg-O-Lambv'z•* 34c DOG FEED MEAL 2 ... 13c Kroger's. Vigor Dog Food, pkg 4c HUNT CLUB 5 ». CHICKENS 42c Dog Food BROWN JERSEY GLOVES |fc 39c 17c Canvas Gloves, pair 13c BED CROSS LAMB 3H0ULDER Roa>t. Be Paper Towels - ALUMINUM CLEANEN 23c PIECE BACON a Household Institula S Poinlz Lean. 31c 31c b 17c Breast or Neck. s 33c » 36c k 37c 5 Points MEAT LOAVES FRESH FIGS FEET r> 7c N«i rahoiwd. Neck Bonei. b 7c, I Pt. 15c SLICED BACON Grade A. ,b JAR RUBBERS 3 pl8. Good quality rubber rings 14c HRAWAK 27c 2 J* 6 Points 40c PORK LIVERS Fresh. Certo, bottle 23c IINNERVJARE pastil Uc with any Kroger Brand purchase BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS M Pork Hearts, Ib 20c Fres-Shore, large while p“ 59c » 48c b 29c b 35c OU iHISi in FIRST ■ A QUALITY PENCILS sooX (uaics Not rationed KROGER UNDER PRIVILEDGED telephone No 2538 or 2295, and they will be promptly picked up, or deposit hihrkets articles in your them in the numerous barrels placed home, attic, basement and store room around the downtown area and outly­ - If you have anything to give, call ing areas for your convenience. Be Sure to Make lour Donations NOTV and Attend the Sale! Date: September 27, 28 and 29, at Odd Fellows Hall, Corner of Green and So. Jefferson Not rationed PICKEREL Fresh. 22c Not rationed FRESH HERRING Dressed. b 3 Points THE CHILDREN of this community by do­ nating your unused 5 Poinls WHITE FISH OYSTERS 78c HELP SKINLESS FRANKS 16-S»llon Letfl, 15, 2 c«. 4 Penn Rad TOO1?* Pure Pennsylvania Point HUMAN CLEARIER 2 O-... 17c Convenianl, concentrated puctm See Thein Any Time Between 9 A. M. and 9 P. M Buy Them Then or Buy Them al the Auction, which Will Be Held Each Evening Beginning at 8 o’clock! 3 -an. 13c 5 Points Assorted, sliced. JULB-ALL CLIFTON TISSUE or Fleece - wrapped bathroom tissue MOTOR OIL 4 Poinlt LAMB STEW BING BOLOGNA .ui -<r 2 b... 13c The soap that agrees wilh your skin 0 SPONSORED by THE KIWANIS CLUB of HASTINGS �TUI tfA»TlNO» BAXNM, TH<IS»I>XT. SEmtMBSX n. 1X1 Mrs. Victor Munton, Buckley Field J weekend In Jackson. Denver, Colorado. I Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waters made ■ business trip J. P. DMnaay were Mr. and Mrt. to Chicago Monday. James Jemison and Mbs Jeanette PERSONALS SOCIAL IT.LM5 I SdMta InduLd^DrM^l^KKe ■| *• | 1 *•* A TIRE-same EXPERIENCE ’ Are built by continuous purchase at CSA. War BoncU. • ft? The opening meeting of tha year Oklahoma and Mn. Bacheider. John ■ gl Pty*,*/1..' *QOdu Cpl and Mn Harold Bromels and i ^riard hitting, glorious old. u,. wutiiLn .rTdstxh- »«Hend With her parent* tn Jack- for the St. Oecilia at Choir Guild ------------ Bai-heider and Mr. and Mn. Artur 'tha wa* could buy a Un ptuopUy any Ft” baby of Bucyru*. Ohio, were home; Bacheider. over the weekend vUlllng relative* | . t.~v. g-.u-;*-. , , , | But in -war. with the devil himself I ales the boys return, on Cyate* her Victory Day. Mrs. Brom»U and baby remained. ; t^irw^d1' °f Mr Wld Mr* L B ' mazo° wMMHMtGgs Sunday and i thehome of Mrs. B<wtrtce W&ou. ids were ofTMr*JJEd Story”^*Wednesday Ymi peStton for a tire; through the anxiou* hJart.' Mr. and Mrs- Harley Fox spent UKkwood. Monday. ' :wlth Mrs. Cora Bayta assisting mv 1 Monday. Saturday and Sunday In KalamaAfter a week's vacation with Mr. — . . . . i for dessert and bridge. Two tables O-F-A: Buying War Bond* will show, we Miss -----Barbara Bamum of Lansing I and Mrs George Newton. MBs »£, ” * Sit truly did our part. " • Sunday visitor of Mrs. Harry , Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ma runan en­ were in play and Uie traveling prize da Newtuu leaves Saturday for the Barnum was won by Mrs. Pheba Fightcrr After many days of anxiou* waiting I • e. f Bottum. Fox. They also called on Mrs Fox’* University of Chicago where she ° ’visitors on Bunday of Mr. and tertained their birthday dub Sept • • • I Many inquiries, and much debating. 18 in honor of Beeale Smith's birthbrotlier Mr. and Mr* Clare Siebert r— ' Henry weaver were U„ Nineteen mothers and fifteen whUe buslnw* *nd ’ Tha OE8. are having a soeclul Mrs mr. .rw4 ana <iay. Pedro was played for me eveand family while there. medlcal course in social admlnlsUa- MfB Egteron Near of Caledonia nlng’s entertainment. Mr*. Jume* children were present when Mrs ; .5"*“ ycitne i meeUne and Memorial Sendee Sept. no* applag Mrs. Osrtrude Endilcy returned i Uonin tortuous ;8 t 7 w „ and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shorn- Gower and Albert Vedder receiving Arthur Struble entertained the . “■«* Umeg Ing* will please I Friday from Grand Rapids after Young Mother* club of the Second >»*»• t ------------------■<» Mr. and Mrs Howard Newton en; Mr* cn-; way of Grand Rapids. I high prizes and Ward Erway and spending a few days with relaUver-1 tertained Mrs. kite aad 1 Inez Kenyon and, pet. Harmon Wilcox. UB.M.C, Kenneth Smith, low. an Friday afternoon. Swu.” AL Al I... laat «« you get an order . a u» tire LA to . glass OLA5S am CREEK । Mr. and Mrs. Everett Clum of daughter Marjorie of Kalamazoo arrived here Sunday on furlough : ... teHLVLvl daughters. Mr*. Evadcne buy Sunday vUltor* at Ruiaell WhUtrWoodland were Sunday guest* of Fox of Bedford and Mr*. Clarabei And um> u> . Un you ..Inly -?<>'«• «">*'„ “4 “»■ s*“ .. . ■ ... Mr «<ld Mr., Georg. Khrunen- Apsey oMbied the hostess. Mr. and Mrs I II. Rowley. Dmiald Rutherford ot Battle: mother, Mrs. Clyde Wlloox. He ex- , Irrtajnwf large group of friends at try Young* of Hastings and Mr. and [hclr hOnle Bt “jy E- Center Street Sunday dinner guesta of Miss Creek> the state editor ot the En-, pret* to return to hb base Friday. You hear of dealers with tires in Mrs, LeoTmand chUdrmofJlorth-1 ------Mrs. Grace Fizscll and Richard of wlU1 a 5,^a] shower for Mbs Ethel Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and iou near ui ucucra wiui urn in I west Rutland. * Sunday visitor* Esther Monica were Lieut. Robert quircr News and a former student at Mr*. Robert Mills were Mr. and And In quest of a tire, loin the Roy Erway's wert* Maurice Erway. Bickford, and Lieut. Richard Krug j £.7“ Mr*. Glen Nash ot Goble*. Mr and of Fort Custer, und Mt*. Marvel Mrs Waller Mansfield of Battle Willis and Janet, local. Grand Rapids. * Mrs. Sara Erway I "b'S.v nnte ot Mr and Mr. J'.R l‘“ “Sarr cS«"t«°>o^Su — at Fred Otis ’ last FrlMis* Grace Baulch spent the week &"nw“’h:ir In persist, -U. with „■» grim »*> *. visitor Fri- , » .o^dtem r a ■" sweat -al you WUJteteUL day. * In honor of Pvt. Rrx Tate i en»at her honje in Baltimore twn. AM II"™ HWUin. M»U«; tert of Camp Claiborne, La., Mr. and, Mr and >Irs. Prank Van Conelt and Mr. and Mr*. Duarte Fox and I left Tuesday to join her husband at , -tudent .?* of that college. Mr 1X1“ .7-------Mrs Robert McGIocklln and famof Bedford were Sunday evening Farley's home b In Mt. Vernon. vcrsan' ' you have good luck. I Tuba. Oklahoma where they plan Ohio. At present hb father b the HOT A COLD WAVE* gucat* of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Aller­ children of Bedford Hospital Guild No 18 held a des- I Yo'*1r„tiop'‘ »«* frcin «*e«x>n<Jent Uy and Ur. and Mrs. John Haven* Mr. and Mr* Lyle Story and fam- to reside. Their home there B al । Pastor of the SX>.A. Church of that and Rodney- of Hastings were Sunmuck •• SHOWER BATH ' ifiv. Virginia PoUa left Tuesday Uy were entertained at me iiomo of 1310 Osage. muex dav guest* at Forrest Haven*. Mrs | city. Mr Schram h the pastor of sen meeting last Friday at the I Mr and Mr*. Earl Chase and son the Seventh-day Adventist Church heme of Mrs Stella Hullng with And forward in line, you progres­ let ha Kahler and baby of Clover­ for Olivet college where she will be Battle creek friend* on Sunday. sively shuck. Binsle $3 50 per wk. Mr. and Mrs. Chaster Stowell and, Michael, and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse 1 of thb city Many useful gift* were Mrs Al McCall and Mr*. Roy Ever­ dale and Mr. and Mr? Stanley head of the Voice department for . , . wh.„ flr. family spent Friday in Grand Rap-j Chase were Sunday dinner guests received by the young people. After ett assisting the hostess. In the abBaur of Ypsilanti were caller*. pvt , the coming year 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kelsey of I the 25th of thb month they will ence ot the president Mr*. John Y<jy.. lJ11_ 0,0 Uack where a Ure Tate returned to camp Tuesday Vice President and Mrs. Shirley id*. Hocvcnnlr the btu-ines meeting was . ‘1,as. “f*1'- . , wtn Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.' Conte Grove. after a fifteen day furlough, * T. I Smith were here from Ann Arbor reside near Hastings. conducted by Mrs. Henry Smith , Jw^wnh ’« over the weekend, lhe guru* of the Glenn A Swift were Mr and Mrs । Mrs. Glenn Kahler and daughter * cu“' w,lh " Gusmcndo and Louie Erv-ay of Nancy of Cloverdale were Hasting* 1 Mrs. Rozell Stanton entertained The afternoon was spent in sewing Tbe?J, were Sunday visitors at! Donald Smith’s Judge and Mrs. R. Fav Green. I , *Lrrri • •',r!?r' hmv-x nt a rhanr* Kalamazoo Mr and Mrs. George Myers en-; vbltors Sunday. ,t the Busy-Eight Club at her home for the hospital. Fred OU*.' * Mr. and Mrs W M. R McPcek of Charlotte spent Sun­ » • • । And down go your hopes of a chance tcrtained tneir their daughter. daughter. Mrs Mrs manStan-; , Mr. Mr. ana and wire, Mrs. uieim Glenn muu Laubaugh day Hl the Smith h >me i tcrtained *uS» Monday evening. Sept. Whittemore were callers at Chas . 13. The Mrs Howard ferns wa* Uie guest w wln' -m.,, of ILansing Lafor . ,a f.H, laZr Thursday 'T’H < 1 r » v Lor M a < H V111 *Tenn.. Mr anil Mrs. Vernon Fewlcas and 1-.. ley few1 left (or Nashville • Thompson . • ■ !c“ 'i'.'Jv't I.';; ’ . theme was ’‘School Days" and the daughter of Detroit were weekend | days ays last la*t week. to to visit visit their theirson. son. Cadet CadetJack Jack LauLau- ; „UesU dre^d school chll- n! honor at a shower given on n„, 2nd Flory who lias bough. They returned home Tues- j brought their lunehe* in Wednesday evening at the home B r\^nJ~!?’S.vOpportunlty jfucsts of Mr and Mrs Guy Few?n'1 Lieut. Gaylord cn been in senice for two year* has day. 1 —•—• ■lunch ----- •- •bOXCA. -------- School —•-------, ch.nce 4 TL. Ferguson and Mrs »ong* of MB* Janet Burns. Mis* Agnes eJpvl Glen Bacheider of Tinker b<-eh Hart «el • chance your been the the guest guest of ot his hb uncle uncle and! and Mrs. and Mrs.• , »ChOOl .Mrs. . ,Harold VFergUAon * ne*Jr wore »ung and school game* were Cunningham os co-ho*t«*. The Field. Oklahoma, and Mrs Bachel- aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelthamer Richard J. then.'. n oMUpI l’Ia>rd wllh Pr,K‘S ,O M" evening wa* spent in playing appro- 1 AMBULANCE SERVICE CHARGES 5^5* 8 B grip. Rapids were weekend guests of ML.s j.sxwwn.M |HoWiU.j forsforn. ..ITS. jtfr CllUWCC ' ' nriate game* and contests, and Mr*. On dcr and Mr and Mt.« Lvle Kinney' for u few _y*. day* n " Bunday about n.nMixrr, ' Fcrrb was the recipient ot many Pr ^ th £m un U and l we' have •-<--------■- — • Mln *•-. guest* were present at a Janet uurns. were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. twenty »••-«(« Johncock and Margaret John-' loxd, and Utefol dlS. con- x , Mr. and Mn. Leon Brawuer and j cock. i dinner given in hb honor at the EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I. 1943 Richard Nix-11 family of Chicago spent the week ­ cottage at l-akc Mr. und Mr, Frank Kline of De- ' Roberta --------------------— ----------- —Odessa --- ------- --An Eight glrb were present at the Now of don.t bUme $ For the pleasure of her mother.11 Eight girls were present at the troll made a business trip l»rft Sun- oil painting by Lieut Flory was end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rog­ ! (|,)V . disorder* . Usual charges 4>f $3 minimum plus 35c per loaded awarded nn* une of th* the nrizm prizes ammiv among ers. the OP.A, ’ 5 ' Mrs. B C. Case of Connersville, home of MBs Marjorie HUI when Mrs. Elmer Hulet of Chicago, re ­ Jnd , hundreds submitted by men In our Richard Potts of Hammbnd. Ind. Mrs. Carroll Burkholder en­ she entertained Tuesday evening Just remember Were deep In a J* mile after the first four miles will remain in effect; . zpent last week with Mr. and Mrs | armed forces and was recently re­ turned home today (Thursday af­ tertained three tables of bridge for honoring Miss Elisabeth French pioduced in In a magazine of ngUonal ter visiting her uncles and aunt*. dessert on Monday. Prize winning who leaves Sunday for Albion Col- Its’ that foreign ego, hale. envy, £ -■ Charles Pott* i; ptoaucca but due to manpower shortage there will be the falMr and Mr* Frank Rogers. Mr scores were Lurried'in’by Mrs. Har- legr. A delicious chili dinner was Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. I circulation. and greed. Y and Mrs. P. J. Cusack and her Mr:. Weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs Phillips Mrs David Goodyear, served. A bouquet of geraniums al ­ Bernard Peck were Mr at-* v*— w**k«nd Makes rationing necessary to sup- A C. D. Mohler were their daughter. cousins Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schader. -- —- ----- vacllvely centered the table. AfterWill Johnson qL Middleville. ply our own and fighters need, i j* A f... Philo 01,11 , Sheldon UI—I, • wards bridge was played and later Mr. and Mr and Mrs W D. Wright and grandOn of given a guest prize. • Sundays and holidays-------------- $5 minimum charge; Miss Jeanne Loppenthien re­ all went to see the movie al the To secure the safety of good old .Mr am! Mrs Maynard Mnynihin Lansing Dr. and Mrs. Mohler spent were In Augusta for dinner on Sat- I Sunday night with Gun lake friend*, turned from Battle Creek Monday Attractive arrangements of yel­ Strand. From 6 P. M. to 8 A. M.------- $5 minimum charge; U.S.A.. ; Miss Ann urday night I Mr and Mrs. Edward Monica re­ after spending last week at the low marigolds, zinnias and purple ।, ------- — -• Kirchner of Lansing Buy an extra War Bond, once again \ plus 35c per loaded mile after the first four miles. Mrs E^rl Talc of Rwliford has turned lost week from a two week*' Lome of Garnld A. Barton. Jr. asters lent a colorful atmosphere was an out-of-town guest, to dav. |X been the guest of h«-r mother. Mn trout fishing trip in Northern who left Sunday for submarine to Guest day al the Country club Tag Hitler. Hirohito. Mussolini. £ , , „ t Two tables of bridge were enter­ Virgie Reid th'.* week Michigan. Mrs Minnie Culvert o! training. where sixty five were registered A for oblivion and beyond. iv William Lynch of Chicago pleasing feature of the luncheon tained for dessert Monday evening been I, Freeport jspent Mrs. William A. H. McGIocklln. who has beer. jient Friday with them i ----With the very best investment, a \ .-y t(> b,. Jjjp gUC4t Of WALLDORFF & SON FUNERAL HOME i,..ii'i, .lhI '.<!• making v.i. hb. home with M: iund Mrs ' and Sunduv Sunday their uuest* guests were wen- Mr. came----------Tuesday itc i ir-. n»r<a V was the nrtlsUc rendition of several at the home of Mrs. Clayton Brandua. Henry .line, for a few days. Walter Ryan b visiting hi* daugb- and Mrs. Harvey Godfrey of Bat- Mrs. Hli delightful songs by MBs Vlrgnla stclt-r. Prizes were won by Mrs. ter in I Weekend guests of Deed Newton Polls to her own accompaniment Cedric Morey and Mrs Earl Cole­ Ui Sait Sall Lake City. utan. Utah, lor for aev-1 sev-. uc Ue vim. Creek. LEONARD FUNERAL HOME _• < weekv .. .. VFI.- Angle Bute* U.Ja. and , ...I Miss All^* cral MK-. Alice ' nt at ZT.tn Gun Itilrn lake were Mr. and Mrs. Jack The out of town guests included man. Tlie husbands spent tlie eve- When Ood in Justice, give* victory £ to our side. ,v Mr. and Mrs J W. Sinkler and' Bates went to Detroit Saturday, re- : Halesllne. Mr. and • Mr*. Kenneth Miss Elizabeth Hunter. Parts, III, nlng with Byron .Fletcher. And the bpys come home, in gal- 1 £ daughter. Mrs Anna Reed. Mrs O turning Tuesday, in company wilh I Roger* and three son* of lensing. with Mrs. Roy Hubbard: Mrs. iant. victorious pride. P. Sinkler. and Mrs Clara Schultz. Mrs. C M Overstreet . On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ted South Claude Case. Connersville. Ind.. with ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT made a business trip to Kaliimasco Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sturgt* of Al- of Dowling and Mr and Mn Ar- Mrs. Harold Phillips; Mrs. Robert Mr and Mrs. Harry Hurless an­ last Thursday ' legun. in company with their । thur Smith and three sons of Has- Laurenson Elkhart Ind. with Mrs nounce the engagement of Miss ; ------were— visitors. Mr*. Ida Bldeiinan returned Sat-| daughter and -son-in-law. spent , tings ।, Shirley Morgan to Pfc. James Mur­ Einar Frandsen. High bridge scores, urday from a visit with her son in Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry- Mr. and Mrs. Murton Cobb of were turned In by Miss Constance, phy of Chicago. Tire wedding will Jackson Sunday - Rochester, Michigan I Blulr. | Jar: —--.. spentw— —-—# with Mr. and Cook for the guests and Mrs. Clay­ take place al the First Baptist Hscnan. Mrs Harry Scobey and Miss U-| Mrs. John Blocher and Miss Rena Mrs. Frank Hoonnn. ton Brands tetter and Mrs. Edward; church in Hastings, on October 7. Dr. Mrs. vanche Cotton wire in Grand Rap-1 Anzolelta of Woodland spent Sunr -* •• Dr. and and Mrs • Frank Frank Carrothers carrotners Goodyear for members A self and day With Mr. Mr und and Mrs. F~" Frank Baker held Friday Id* Monday I| day v n.v — were In Jackson visiting Mr. and brldgJ pol |Uclt U1 I und Mr' IJcil Skidmore Mrs Grant Hitchcock on Sunday me 24th w th Mrs Jamw Radford BROTHER OF MRS. ELWYN A weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs . । und Mrs Dell .Norwood Skidmore. Mn, Mason of KalamaMl*. Helen Merson. former ria.Claytm? Brandrtetter■ m L>le Scudder was Mrs Scudder’s; zoo *'“has * -- ---------- - •'» | been spending part oi of ii>c the I tings teacher, now a.member of the co-cha^pn >Thc committee for DANIELS K1L1J.D IN MOTOR |>a«i uuga muics. mother. Mrs I>cc Watson of Ho!-' zoo no* oven co-chairmen The committee for ACCIDENT IN IDAHO Word has been received by Mr. land Mbs Maxine Wa’.?on who 1* w eek nt the Chestef Banghart home i faculty at W M- C. E- at Kam- next week’s luncheon the-final one mazoo. whs a caller at Mrs. John and Mrs. Elwyn Daniels that the I doing laboratory and X-ray work on S. Church St. of the year Is Mrs Kcnith McIntyre. Mrs. Don Bllvin was In Ladslrik McOniber's home on West Court nt the hospital 1-. now making her -s. Einar Frandsen. Mrs. Frank latter’s brother. Jay L. Downing. | street .... on Sunday. । was killed in nn automobile ucci- , home with her sister and brother in Tuesday, house hunting, a* she and --LVVL ge and Mrs Dwight Fisher. Mrs Charles wRegers, and MU-s Mr. Bllvin plan to begin housekeep-| dent near Mountain Home. Idaho. ' law, Mr and Mrs Scudder. Amelia Wallers visited their sts-' Ensign E E. Ludeman and Mis* ing there in a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Will Burr. 428 Blair earlier this month. Mr. /Dowrtjng. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bioom had as ter. Mrs. Bruce Ritter al Lake Odes­. entertained with a family dinner■ who was bom In Eaton/zounty And Shirley Prothero of Waukeulra.'Wis . were entertainer! several days last Sunday guests, his brother and wife. sa on Saturday. Miss Joan Ryan, । Sunday, in observance of their■ received a law degree from the | Hodne* andf’ granddaughters. Ethels and Bev" 1 University of Michigan in 1914 whs we<k at the home of hLs aunt und Mr and Mr*. Wm. Bloom of St. accompanied granddai-। i*^* in C R?irtmeRundlv to erl y’s b*«nd*y»- the Utters falling; well known to ipany people here. unde, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. H Skin­ Man’s lake. Calhoun Co. Mrs. James Bristol returned Tues­ He conducted n successful law prac- . ner. day from a nevernl days ’ visit with . tice in Idaho and was named judge | Mrs Donald Marten who ha* Mrs. Hodges’ mother, Mrs. Frances following^ of the Fifth Judicial Circuit in Ida­ been the quest of the Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Stephen Bristol at ■ Winston Stone for two weeks re­ Ft Clinton. Ohio, where the for­ CcSCrJ: Loren Pierce is .(alUng hbL^^U oi Mto-.CUrlro;, ho in 1927 by jGov. H. C. Baldridge. turned to her home in Fprt Wayne mer Is engaged in defense work. , was elccted-'To the office- in 1930 , Mrs. Glenn Brower. Mrs. J. W. ^Amon^those who'spent last week Helen Henn- and Gerald Gibson of on Sunday with Mr. Martin who Armbruster and Mrs. Ed Smith were 'came for the weekend. were^r and Mn «n<* Pie Raymond Nelson Radford and family and o| Catnl’ Oordon. Oa. Afterward*. Mrs. William Stebbins. Billy and ir. Eaton Rapids Monday Mrs Ixiwls Hine, and Mrs. Bern­ lhe David Goodyears and ’ their I Helen. Mr* Laurence Barnett and lhe David Ooodvears and their • ^7t'e Creek the footba11 gan,e Bl Mr*. Clayton Matson were in Grand ard Qhlgley are planning to pt tend guests. Mr. and Mr*. , the opera. "Desert Song at RaMrs. Roy Hubbard i Bnu * ^eck. urecx Rapids on Saturday. and r”4 **'• Mrs. Edward v«n Van Pnn. Pop- i Mr and Mf> LyU Br|jlol pnU_r. ■ Mrs. Robert Beadle returned Tues­ mona Garden tn Grand Rapids to- ; and Mr. • day after spending two weeks with night. H&ner Rmlth and Rert Benham I kilned Sunday with a dinner In Miss Katherine Ten Eyck visited went to Traverse City Tuesday for! her husband. Pfc Beadle,In Seattle. ^Cam^Gordon' GmreU Washington. Enroute she visited her her parents in Detroit on Sunday. , 27*?^’ Mrs. Feme Matteson spent the a few day* business trip. brother and sister-in-law. Pfc. andf Ue“ckrterudS 8hU1U;r‘ *• 10 Tn" two' ROOM HOTEL HASTINGS s K Miss Edna Lowry is taking the place of Mrs. Keith Fox at Fox's Beauty Parlor, assisted by Miss Dorothy Tyler. “GOOD WORK” their motto. They arc also equipped to give the “New Cold Wave." KEITH FOX GREELEY FOX 11 P W. State St. Phone 2625 9-23 g IK. E E i> " S = == BRU4> STORER — REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY — - Hasting* Phone 2241 Stole & Jefferson ——* MODESS 3 boxes of 12 59c Perfection Cleansing Tissues, 500 BETOL B COMPLEX SQUIBB B COMPLEX 25c 27c GROVES COLD TABLETS Bot. 100 100 250 YEAST & IRON TABLETS $2.49 $3.00 98c Wc arc agents for the Famous Willard Tablets for Acid Stomach Distress — Satisfaction or it will cost you nothing. Ask for details. ORLIS ANTISEPTIC pt. 27c VICKS VAPO RUB ALKA SELTZER 60c size ASPIRIN TABLETS MILK OF MAGNESIA UPJOHN UNICAPS 49c Bot. 100 49c 39c pt. 33c 100 $3.95 PvJ rlnrene* ’ Huver returned to Hastings, and Mb Wilma Blanek his camp in Kentucky Sunday. Roy cnlartes Wood'’ Huver, who has been stationed in *®re “»r. and Mrs Charles W<x>d L‘d“ tome""*^ hU dUChar8,( Mn Rex^w^ .^ “ Battte \imihs Mrs. Shirley Henry left SundRy! tw^’chn^nm ?rom for Omaha. Neb, whore she is the SlshviUe Mr nnd^Mrx wT delegate for the 4lh district of the „**!. •M7„rt.*cinn aiixilinrv at tlie national ' f^-d Platt and Mrs. Emma Wellman isKius;«' .Re xuiivix; «x rcu,m"1 Mr. and Mrs. Cranston Wilcox and h> camp Sunday night. bK M" OK,r lWo»r. OLfrUtaM Pic. Hanno:i Wilcox, who te home win h on furlnutth । served at 6 30. Cards furnished the Mrs Dan Ashalter left for Brook™.‘;£a‘n,nenl atM,r lhe Ivn, N. Y, last week to visit her [ business meeting.. . tet«.' M" B R- P1,mCy ‘^i^To c*l*b«^ the birthday anniMrs. Thoma* Sullivan had a* 1 ver3ar> ol *rbur Bacheider. hb par­ guest lhe past week her niece Mrs. ------------------------------------------------------------Edith CUrk. of Benton Harbbi. i Miss Anne Burton was called to Ann Arbor. Thursday, by the sud- I den death of her aunt. Mrs. Wil11am Warner Bishop, who with her husband Dr. Bishop. librarian I emeriti* of the University, had been spending lhe summer at Perry Sound. Ont. They were on the eve of'leaving for home when Mrs. Bishop suffered a stroke and passed I away. Mrs. Bishop has been a fre­ quent visitor here and is pleasantly I remembered by numerous Hastings I friends of Miss Burton's who will I regret to hear of her death.I Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Lewis and I Lynettc of Grand Rapids weit I weekend guest* of Mr. and Mrs. || William G. Bradford. Mr. and Mrs. Edward>Van poper-, ing and Lee will be guests of Mr. I and Mrs. Robert O'Connor In I Greenville this weekend. I Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brower. Mias , I Jean and Mis* Evelyn Brower spent j Sunday in Nashville with Mr. and I Mrs. Kenneth Brower, tlie gather- I ing marking the 30th wedding annl- I vereary of the senior Browers. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Everett. Mrs. I Mary Hav^tlns and granddaughter. I Dolores Owens. Miss Eva Hecox. I and the twins, were in Battle Creek Sunday tor a surprise dinner planned by Bonita Henney in hon­ or of her parents'. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Henney's birthdays. In the af- I temoon twenty friends and relaUves called. I Mrs. Harry Doose of Saugatuck I Is spending a few day* with Dr. and Mrs. Derk Stulve. Miss Ethel Burton returned to Detroit Monday after a two weeks' , visItPwlth Mrs. E. A. Burton. Mr. and Mr*. F. L. Brockway of Vermontville spent from Saturday until Tuesday With Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Mattoon. A -guest of Miss Marjorie Hill a few day* this week has been her . I cousin. Mbs Ann Kirchner of Lansins. . Tlie Rev. Don M. Oury. George Hebdcn. Jack Stem and Richard Cook were in Larking. Wednesday.. for a meeting in the Interests of ; the United war Fund drive. Stebbins & Jacoba •The Bcxall Store” Hastings Phono 2131 SCHOBLE HATS "Schoble design" quality snap brim ... your guide to longer wear and greater comfort... In rich col- orlones for leisure or business wear. —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS- f ' I BAIRD’S RIGHT BACK II fiRANBMA’S STOCKINGS GRANDMA didn't have Nylons, either. You've taken on lots of her ways . . . especially her ways of thrift when it comes to buying. Remember her “good lavender," her good ccJat?" She bought qual­ ity. ond she got her reward in years of service. Like her. you're buying/'good" things today . . . things lhat will last the duration. That's why we'rj making it a special point Io search for quality merchandise todpy. That's why everywhere you turn here In our store you find homes that are famous for workmanship, beauty, wear . . . names like Printzess. Carters. Globe. Admiration—for over half a century a mark of fine workmanship. " Many fine names you'll find here . . . we're proud to feature In war as. in peace . . . names of products you'll be proud to own now and their whole-long lives through. FRANDSENS STORE Exclusive, but Not fapentive" �115 BAHAMIANS WORKING ON FARMS IN CO. Hastings Banner flK PubHaked erery Thursday al Mtollaga. Mkhipa. >103 COOK BiOS ■ Editor.* Group Hove Heodquorten At Noon Day Camp GRANGES All of us have read that natives of the Bahama and Jamaica lilands have been brought to Barry , county for the purpose of aiding certain types of agricultural work. At the present time there are 115 Bahamians living in the Chief Noon Day camp on the north side of lhe lake of that name. The camp super- EDITORIAL— tSSOCIATIQN l"eirru"al PW‘ Il week 1 . < * Sheldon Agency MeQu.rrie. H1. 3, Delton. Caffe* tf LOST. FOUND. STRAYED All Kind* ot Insurance Surety Bonds Fk0M 3115 Halting! Swanson 9-23 9-23 LOST—Medium ailed -»meo eombintlion |iin and 1oihet. 11. a kee|>.«kr l.«»«l llJindiy "AlaL.m" .Stidham, 414 W. Mill. । 9 33] Phond SiMT. Reward.___ • l.osT s-u I 4. I.etwr-n my place »n.l iool on E. Stat- Hoad, 1 . Reward. E. 1. Marra. • 23 Agency FOR SALE—Naw lumbar. |50 per 1000. i luiuae-1i up: 4" i r* aab.atoa aborting fur r4,?£| barn or bug buuae. he >q White Pine uaed lumber: In •u'lation j board, 2 ct. up. Lake Street X ew and l aed l umber C. . 1C3O UIk. st. Kalamaioo. 102. FOR KALE—ILkim- trailer, not t Int.hed; I Ha” 1i- two-wbeel trailer; about 70 young| rlilrk. U.ler Todd. H. 2. < । .. t .- - i -. •J 23 1 rord ‘ Sator FOR HALE—At llraneh whool. 0l.rat»r ‘ rna|3e wood. 113. Round tiak 3-*<l3 1 No 21', auilable for garage ■ 9 23 • hop. J5. Kenneth Norton, lira t hou — > ....... REDUCED RATES Property damage and Liability Conforming to Michigan’s new ■eaponslbillty Law may we ad­ vise you haw thia tew affects all Michigan motorj>U? Form Bureau State Agent CARD OF THANKS LEGAL NOTICES HTATE OF MICHIGAN* tJIK fHIC f'Ol’RT FOB Tilt rnl’STV of BAl IN MEMORIAM gathered these people will be re­ turned to their homes. Former King Edward of England, who b now the governor of Uie Ba­ hamas. is largely instrumental in getting several thousand of lhe peo­ ple of that country to come to the United Slates to work and they have been great help to lhe far- AUCTION SALES .ASS CARPENTER — '-an u<< job, of l.alliling. repairing aery r-aaoraoie. List Your Bale With HENRY FLANNERY mSHVILl.t: PHONE 3170 can be made at Danner office. Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished and in (tolled for all mokes o furnaces Eaves Troudhing Tin Shop —WaaliilTg* <■ Tnl.la.. ill call fur -- Cliie-r Mary Dunn of Kalamazoo vi&ited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn Stindav. * Mrs Clvde Schiff, man of Middleville and Miss Twyla Jarrard of near Dowling were Sun­ day visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. Roy Oaks. * Mrs. Nellie Foreman has moved to her new home in Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bishop of Charlotte were and ir.uiln,g. U> Prairleaille phon and drti.er Kenn-i hulling. FARM EQUIPMENT AND MISO. n KUII-r < 1* b Nlethamer. ilwrj Ilya ter, Woodland. superior irriiiiier 1. repaired. in good <<inditi>m rots in the big Gun marsh district und it is lucky for the owners ot these lands that this help is avail­ able for them because otherwise they could not gather their crops this year on account of the scarcity ot labor. These Bahamians ore. paid at the rate of 50c per hour for their work und they put in a good deal of FALSE TEETH WITH LITTLE WORRY CITY COUNCIL September 10, 1943 . BUYING LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT Each Tuesday at my stock yards, east of Blins factory on Center Road. On Tues. Call - lock yard* 2108. Ally other day leave calls at 3448. DAN ULREY for lome of that good Foreman of Hastings spent the weekend with Mrs. Dun Douglass. * Mr. and Mrs. France Gorham were Sunday - afternoon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed McKib- Float Sanders for Rent NOW MANY WEAR Lily White Flour PERMANENT WAVE-59( G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. where. Money refunded If not aatlsflcd. STEBBINS & JACOBS ALL FORMS pF INSURANCE ond BONDS SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HAT. ORAIN. BTRAW a FEED harvest that clover —.1 it . worth it Ihl. year. Fr-drric Hilbert, W.r- AUCTIONEER List your Auctloa Salu with DEWEY REED FOR SALE—nrome gr.M reed, farm luett.d 3 niilr. (oath ot Ch.rlott. an U. S. 27 on the curie. F. D. King. 9-23 MrCoreiceTlent .r. rondliion; rieellenl condition. of Wood Bates can be made at Banner office. 3487 Hasting!, Mich. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES and Company HasUno itoekyards. phone 158*, or call 717—FJ through the and Mm. Glonn Morehouse coll*. 2 and Try^ara and Mrs. Harold Springer were Kal­ aervireabl. 3i>a:IS amazoo shoppers Saturday. * Pvt. Smith, Woodland. and Mrs. Harold Brommels and daughter. Sharon Kay were week-; end gueste of her mother. Mrs. Hat- I tie Anders. * Mr. and Mrs. Alberti Warner and mother. Mrs. Kenyon were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.| and Mrs. Lynn Bishop * Mr. and; Mrs. Lance Warner and children spent Friday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warner. * Mr. and Mrs. Applegate and daughter Elsa were Friday evening callers at -the Warner home. * Rev. and Mrs. R.1 Pfeiffer of Hastings attended serv­ ices here Sunday and were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. John Moore * Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes visited Mrs. Frank Barnes of Augusta Sunday. ♦ Silo filling began this week with filling the altos at’the; Irn McCallum and Frank Bium(artners homes. * Remember the immunity club at the schoolhouse Friday evening. HASTINGS. MICH. AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Dates can SOUSE EM SOAK EM -----ikiu^W* A "Gallup survey shows that oarty platforms are not read by the I Reneral public." The general public, wc take It. prefers Its fiction light, j ?C. "BILL” SHERWOOD DEAD AND DISABLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY FOB INSURANCE HORSES $5.00 u. POULTRY CASH For your old Scrop Iron, Radiator*, Batterici, Alu­ minum, Bran, Copper & GLENN F. LAUBAUGH M No. Mtehugaa Avenas baa* M37 Hagtlaga CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville SALE—43 Grad. AAA White Rork r. FOR Pullelr. 5 month, old. Virgil Con­ L * rnlt-r V..I r.nu TA ..MAKES NO DIFFERENCE COWS $4.00 Glycerin available from animal fats is badly needed In WAR EFFORT. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Coll collect. RENDERING WOLVERINE WORKS ORSEM1DES my soft.. LIVESTOCK 1 3 4 miles achoai Fl>H SALE- 2 White Rock laying. Joyee weal. 4 tnlle High 9-33 White Wyandotte. CO triple A aesrllng nena. Van-S»ck>. 14 miles Dorth of Lacey. 9 33 ' south Ftreport l.tered Shropshire y >r old ram. 2 rim Iambi.- Ret « tliaodler. rant* 3. J.hune 726F3. FOB SALK—3 Lr fr r«. (King milk. un. has call by .Id 3 4 miles north ot moaum.ct. H Scudder. W 23 PRODUCE FUK SALE— 0 l Boar, and gilt., FOR SALE—Apples Wealthies and Me- ' 14 mile. south. ■nite. w«st vf NashIntoah. |2 no ,«r bu. No Sunday sale*. 1 .ill. Uell Hr Hout. 3. Fbouc Irviug Orchard. 2 tlillea aautheaal of __ ______ ____9 30 FOR fcALK^Regis ■ d Hampshire ram*; arliuga il -iambs. Urge. ruggej Gnol selrction. Simon. Jr.. aa d.rl.a Malehele. 4 ni le. north of Middle. rill- Corning phone 923 FOR SALE OR TRADE —On- r...r loo ye.r old rah.. 490 W. Mein. Vermont Till.. 9 30 Attention Farmers! HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS PROMPT SERVICE 7 DAYS A WEEK SMALL STOCK PICKED UP FREE STAY SOFT ASBOCMMH YET WEAR LIKE IRON A /J Wy GET Wolverines sopww ✓ ping wet t*me a^ler . D 3 time—they’ll always w IK diy out soft and flexI FA M ibfe with the same house slipper comx fort they had at the start That’s because they’re the only workshoes with soles, insoles and uppers all of genuine Shell Horsehide triple-tanned Stop in soon, try on a pair and sec how different Wolvi Truss Fitting CALL HOWARD BRISTOL Have discontinued my services with the Kalamaxoo Rendering Works. My new phone number 0*74 E FHONE COLLECT £ I I 0 NOW REPRESENTING BARKIR’S <a PkoM m> BATTLE CREEK RENDERING CO. SHOESTOBE Cowtfys SAoe St^Tr, �THE HASTINGS BANNER 1 Hope everything b going well with Just a piece of cloth, that's all It I All TUC UAkJC rnnkiT >ou Gerald best of luck. ; b, until you put your soul into it • (IN Hr HDMr FkIIN Seeing veu home News. and give it meaning What do you I VII 11 IL I IVl’lL I 1 Reluming Saturday after 10 day* ! want to make it mean? A symbol ——--------- ------------------------------------------- ! Home was— I ot liberty and decency and fair Pfc. Lyle Newton, 36421340 1 dealing for everyone? Then, let** (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) 137th Inf. Co. K. I do something about It. Let'* do Mr. Van Buskirk says Uiat less . Camp Rucker, Ala.I plenty and do it soon, soon enough ! and less gu Is available for school , Ya htissM ini* mean* roat aiuaenis -A le flnhhed Freeport high in '41. to do some good. There aren't • busses. Tnls means that students Ljle ha^io widkTmher S dwTum H e irld Reuben Fbh <Freeport> are enough ships yet. apd there aren't j ...ik. r.,k.. He ■ b.» ™ -in1 “•"“"“■J1"' !•“£;!«»« “ 1 IM*!*. P15"“ Here b the question: How are we going to make them? Are we going —------------ - - SECTION TWO— HASTINCS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23..1943 IICHTY-IIGHTH YEAR ’ about three lime* a week: that he ——■—------— ---------- Michigan Farm plays an occasional game of base­ ball with a team of officers and Values Make Spurt that mail b still lhe most Import­ By JANE CAMERON I, "Ml Jgia’SSJS ant thing he can get Hb addreac b: • Sgt. Raymond Reynolds, 36197335 1943. according to reports received A.P.O. 708. c/o Poetmaster i ' bv the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Cal. i Now I know how Old Mother Chicago from country bankers. Raymond, who ha* been in serv­ Tlie greatest speculative activity ice 14 monUi* married Jane Ritter Hubbard fell when she opened the wa* reported in the Kalamazoo and. I shortly before he left. Hb brother. cupboard door She must have used Grand Rapids region*. Value* In Raulds Cpl. “Curly” Reynold* U stationed .ill her .tamps np the first of the । the northern half of the lower month, too. In California? ! peninsula showed a smaller rate of Archie D. Sinclair, son of Mr*. increase than In the southern half. Prediction—The next big singing he bank reported relieve the manpower shortage by .t,■,<,! ,t «yP knew he meant ere going- to pay our way. and ev­ Archie Sinclair. Boating*, now wear* sensation will be Joan Brooks. We • h.umeS this fsummer“n8everaiemen whal he ,ald bdt at ,hc 'ame Umv eryone of u* has got to help. We the illver wing* of an aerial gunner business summer, Several men U«h«. lthis ‘£a*™ %"itefc pf\S P'“lly »“»*> W have w all got uto helo. but we don't In the Army Air Force*—a mighty heard her once and said “There'* current sale prices in each area. teachers • Activity in southwestern Michigan have to give up our money. All we L*ndy fellow to have along on some a 111* gal who Is going up.” *Alc!‘.vJ. e.L Looking great b Ray Shroyer. have ~ ; was described as brisk. — io •* do *» lend it. -at -a higher of these "foreign missions.'' 1943 now' abandoned to take up the Our own Upjohn** of Kalamazoo More — than one-fourth -------- -—... oi — lhe ------farm home Sundav from Fort Benlnmln rate of Interest than we can get In style. Archie who now rate* as • wheels of the school busses once | Harrison and leaving Friday at mid- almu*t any olharplacel^nd it to sergeant ha* been doing a lot of are among the drug firms to get *ales in Michigan were for cosh. more. ovemment contract* for produc- In some areas lhe percentage of night. Ray »ay* he like* the army j fl«hl for a world that* free and Intensive work with JO and 50 cali­ ber machine guns. ng the new miracle-worker, peni­ cash deals ran a* high as 75 per Victory gardens have been pro­ better than he did but of the 12.000 pe-"»ful and worth living in. I cent, the bank reported, while in cillin. ducing. and their gardens?* are men stationed where he b, a* far ' Word comes that Bill Dpnlao. Ye*, that flog b just a piece of | others the cash sales were a* low busy over pressure cookers getting u he can find out. there bn'l a : cloth until wZbreathe life into it now stationed In Macon. Ga.. has Our Cadet sons both tell us that as 10 per cent. Equities of 40 tier their winter suoply ready so that man from home । until we make it stand for evary- Just been made a sergeant. Good they go through their course* so cent were quite common In Michimore food can be released for the work, fellow. . wa *m>inr Keith Ihlng we believe In und refuse to force*. I hear that Rlcliard Cook live without. Let's L-“ back ■»“ that lh,‘ belief । Robert Gordon Moore. Hasting*. fast that If they drop a pencil and I gan farm sales. ha* been quite enthused about canwith every dollar we can spare. In­ I and Howard Austin Shellington. reach after it. the rest of the tins* ' "In most ureas of Uie seventh rtremember married Elaine Winslow, i vest in War Bond* and Stamps । Hastings. R-2. are now taking Army Ls: Army version—3 weeks. Navy I sene district, bankers reported /apd we'll Ju*t have to get the new* regularly. At least 10c( of your In­ Air Force pre-flight training al version—3 month*, ahead of them i only n few farms sUH on the mar'wDout you guy* next week. ___ . cnm e and »M>. »»»«.. physiM.When they get at attention again ket." the reserve bank reported, come andasasmuch muchmmore a* you can n-AWE.. vegetable soup. I Bill Hackney b home until Dec. affOrd. It's worth it. cal and military taaMaiaaa training Inten-<. Tlie ----------------- -----------------------I C», «iiu aullaia*, B and »aiu aaatwaa■ ..V boy* will —... probably »etUe the ।I - The night classes in war workers or Jan. because he* had «o much Dot—-Dash - - --New*. islve academic instruction, the boys dlffrence* of lime nextnime they CnGtk !<• — supervisee -----------—. u.. — ­ rrnuble training, ling, supervised by Ari oy Art .. tianHan irnumc with *WI the roe arches arene* of oi hb ins feet. iroi. , .have a busy and eventful nine see each other Tlie one who hit* /ViauriCC OiTilTn IS '”—• Nelson Gardiner in Au*- 1 weeks sen and uid taught by Mr. Sander*, bebe­ . "Who ever said the army traveb on . "------------J out for •' -----Mother Earth first will be 3 weeks E^_ A mapped them. gan iii*i Ir*' wee*, last Week. ----- ** It *' mcci* — meet* ior for lour four '— i n* it* stomach only anew knew roc the nan half ui of 1I we , ... — Perkins — gun n stomacn oniy Hi — Raymond —we were behind. If oniy they don't try their ”011(60 “OI hour*. n,. on Tuesdays T»..ziae. and .nrt will win i..< last for Mr 1I H. u - opines nui Bill, whn who hu ha* wnn won two tun ।I Jod«> »nd' ««he h‘LJJ"* was showing }« u* Uie 1 glad to gel your letter (printed beit.” ”.,ur Federal Offense t»*l.*£ T— Hansen ~say* nys tha. 1*1— — tOak Of 1 lo** about Churchlll at Harvard, SSt VOU Sl-nt tho£* VOU ’thatmtle twelve weeks. ‘Mr that 1 —rifle medal* for Mm»rt expert m«rl*.mnn. marksman- tI tllCtUreK “ j—------ - to ---------•*-------------lourxelf and those of that little ; uv the nirtiires at hb Something I expect to hear any 1 It will be rrm<Mibered that Maitrit b designed up-grade men al. ­ . >hlp ready working in Industry. LYBARKERS TR. i In town since Friday for 15 days MdeCh.nd oTiot >^r^“d.y ^n^UI&y^and^$.r w5 day now—Frank Sinatra's chamber- j ice Smith. 20. of thb city, was re­ maid making guest appearances on cently sent to Jackson prison by We are all very- proud . . io swell wuv who <• need to tell you how | ' Kd,your°nioth?rth of’vwn-bow ^f^t f‘lm m°'*d the radio. Excuse me while I go Judge McDonald, after he ha* conmen In service and giateful for VANILLA COMP. pt. >=• Rexford Tate. 36464327 wther Is of you—how । what'you are doing for UiLs great have a big pain in the neck. fessed stealing from an oil- and 373rd Eng Reg. grateful we all1 are for all of vou “ J" 1 cnirdhi^r 1 reoorts her son are for all of vou I • • • 1 service station Just south of the city cause. Our part b *o small, but t UBrou Comp romoom Claiborne. La. CS KEJBrryy ° n for °“ Of “‘ 8 ox. bottle 85c on for th those of us | sidSy G togdahl^UBHR. hi" that does not mean Uiat we should I Rexford-alwavs enueu .. Mark Twain says. "Every novel 1 limits. He was picked up by the • —»--■< -i—-a 'called 'Tate' — . move(j jronl Miami. Fin., to should contain a certain number of I officers in Elkhart, Indiana, where show any laxity In saving waste car,,. h<jme in Um’ to see hb broth- Ii bacx nome. HI there Jack Laubaugh—we fat*, paper. Un. and scrap.-ln buy- er OUbert p|. John O. Gilbert.. (C tcpi.jonn u. Tatei iaiei beix- |\ - ■ Naval Hosnitol at Key West. Fla. people and a few corpses, and It I he wa* driving a track He had giv_ ------------ar.to,nha* h,ve and hc jay, the hospiui b new .•hould be possible for the reader to j en hb employer a* hb own the ing all Uie bond* we can afford. •fore —- he returned to Virginia u. Hr know how hapby you„are Anders (ftaslings «. R. ». 5> , >,ua, ’OUr mom and Dad vhitlng name of ftn older brother, who had and In-cheerfully following the ra- says Fred Anae „ .na*ui«. a you­ i Very large and beautiful, .with "lot­ tell the two apart." tm'ihig. We are glad to do these u .... 7,t Claiborne, and they meet oc- । •well well hear hear all all about aboutvou you when when the they nles and mosquitoes and they • • • | supplied Maurice with hls birth Mnull thing* so that our democratic cniIonnl|V. -Tale' say* Die army b I set get buck, back. ! are treated fine. The Red Cross I A lady lost her purse which had । certificate and hls selective draft w-ay of life may continue and so o K.. but but the the southern southern climate climate is is Ii The first................. — — letter from— Sgt• W El­ ladies come twice a week and bring Quite a bit of lettuce In latter she . papers. Maurice had given as hb that other countries may be liber- whaf* ••—II, don Chase since he arrived in India books, magazines, ^tatlonarv and , found it.'The lettuce wa* gone and own the name of thLs brother, and t's really ------hard--to take. ------In other ated from Axis domination. ' •b­ 'Tate', ,------., — ----------------you think the — old —i came Tuesday saying he wa* O K. visit with them. He also said the there was a note which read "Too produced these papers to prove hls Sincerely. w. him like . a ..... thief had somebody honest didn't find claim. : southern hospitality is a little too [> enjoyed the Uie tri trip over and where Nurse* watched Emily J. McElwain Ji warm for comfort, eh? i Last week. In lhe federal .court j he is b they still use oxen to dnrw for all he could have was what he thb.” • . . at Grand Rapids, a federal grand Another who share* thb same Ii wooden plows. Eldon b with the could drink, and the others hud i $1.75 Vimms 96 Tabs. ... Greetings Ind* and lassie*—and feeling with 'Tate' about the j Army Air Corps service Sqd. chicken and potatoes and other , American doughbovs have quite a ' lury indicted Maurice for failure did you nolfci- what Emily said ,' rov.thcm heat' is— ■ Carl Bclson is in Miami. What b things. He wanted to steal some, i time getting used to the English to hove hb own registration and about Ole' Zblly and the school bell ; Cnl taonar,l Jaratfer 36152673 | your address, fellow? put it under hb pillow for a mid- ' weather. -One of them was under a : classification curds for the draft, . 89c $1.00 Sqhibb Adex Tabs .. —well, this is al) we have to say— । ?e£ j,lrv- 150th p- A- Bn' I Greetings. Pete Powell up Alaska night snack, but he lust put on hls [ Jeep working on it's innards and a I So he b directly In line for further Thb year we missed the jciiool bell . VlUmln A * D Tablet, l wav—we met your wife Francis. head phones and listened lo the (voice asked. "I «*v how do tnu trouble. Al! this goes to show tha.t without it l wasn't right. I vamo Camo ipvuureinn. L’vlngston. ia«. La. with her brother Russell Koch, who news and tryed to forget the eats, i like our weather?" The Yank said, doing crooked thim* ■l'*‘ not pay And now wc learn Chas long been Leonard, home for 11 days, has was here on hospital furlough from Each bov has a head set. I "I think It'* lousy." then neeked i the right kind of dividends. -..$1.09 100 Halibut Liver Oil Caps. quiet • ------- >----------- •— •— — And Mom also report* a "bran . out to see hb British interrogator. I ----------------- • • * Atlantic Cltv. He wears three servfor folks who work at night. new son." an onlv brother of Sid * . IT WAS THE KING OF ENGLAND. , CAMP FIRE NEWS calls when the temperature, was $7.75 Maybe we have faulty cars ... The Odako Camp Fire Girls met 100 Multacebrin Lilly Psa vu i 1W In the «hade which orompt* much like to talk about what he's Sgt. Martin *N. Engdnhl with the but the truth must here be said ■ h|. remBrg -nie armv is ok du-. been through. How's everything 58th General Hospital Divhlon at | My son* had a great many pair* (for their second meeting thb sea­ Tb tlie first time that we missed j j*d ^finitely like to be out of Uie Fort Devins. Mass. Mom and son , of good trousers which were worn ' son. Officers elected were: Preslwith you—how about that letter? ..$1.29 100 Cod Liver Oil Tabs — dolnv fine via air mall. I around lite tops but perfectly good , dent. Hilda Robert*: / Sec.. Marie the ring south H We printed H»rb Smiths address And Obsit* 1* our f»ce> Red! I Her'e for a jew daV8 w,th his Did you know Mom Gardiner ha* belpw the knees. I bought a cute Martin: Treas.. Joan Story: Scribe, And speaking of 'schoo belles lfe Becky, was .m llnr Frank Tailor, new sailor Tailor. in;olher Myi «, many lx.opiP have named her house Loyalty House pattern and am going to make Dorothy Reynolds. A dinner cooked ..$1.69 I pt. Squibb Cod Liver Oil fellows, you rear should see Aw tlie » new hoe repa ir tasked her what it means we better and she says the sUr* are not al! I them Into those little play overalls *— -------------------- -- u- U“’J w , who U5*?d t0 l0,have the <he ,shoe repair tear—among Uie tne newnew- , 5h0 ...... ln Taylors shoe *tore. <And ...... ... _, teacher* Uib ycar-among In the sky there, they shine In her । for some sweet Utile alrk I know. explain it* Sgt. and start off from comers b the beautiful brunnettc fellow, ...—------— you---------------windows. The mat at ----------—*•’Bit* ““’ ” "•‘u* it the -* door spells of4”embroidery will make them 1, we nils* In more ways that you want to ask. “Where have than one > Frank is stationed at there. wowurc ... u b.. c floor is always | feminine and they will be -ver so . welcome and the c Great going Geo. Bedford down you been all my life?" She I* Mary Cnmn Pearv, Williamsburg, Va. at Lnrarto. Texas. We heard about alar and a communication line ends warm this winter with our stoves at ; Hawley the music teacher (thev where hls job Is teaching other fel­ your .taking lhe highest score tn at her desk where there is a Ils- half mast. • S \ aay. some of the fellow* have all low* what every shoe cobbler ought Gunnery practice that had ever tenlng post, and In moms home any ------------ ------------------------of a sudden like, found an ear land to know. Frank looked unusually been made down there. No wonder War Bonds should mean I eye) for music that they never gt>od and (hen he said, "to-day b UICJ Uiey „„ are having you teach the fel- and she I* listening for lonesome knew they had). Tlie. "why haven't , our 8U» wedding Anniversary—Mon. j'0W8 MMrthlnr mare to VOU than HASTINGS PHONE 2115 —* thc , -know 'know how.' Bet vou and boy* or glrb who arc lonesome and we met before", comment Is foi Sept. 30th-wasn't WB_WHn v I a lucky guy Mary were s' * to have Bill D«Cou want a lot of letters and "little -..e glad ."5" --KCr■ -T*T.was __ _ ...in to see you and we knaw bundles” of appreciation. pretty biondlsh. Doris Sharon who , ra lo Bjt hotne7 Mrs wa*tllvt lustaxas «i»no meat." Figure it out yourself. learhes the 6th grade and Mary nBDDy over thb lucky break os Bill would be mighty glad to see Another J* S. Sidney received hb Me'bv. who has the iltUe first grad- . OIad >T)U could both be hcre Banner and Wrqte back saying be­ >O(Rnlph) Wayne Hawthorne, over­ fore ,he entered vthe Navy he got ers b dnnity. petite lovely -nil* 110 vim y, thls occasion, last comment could apply In last । c,det jerald A. Haynes, ron of sea*. writes hl* mom Uiat he would hb tractor repalr\part* marked y.f“T.ln?,Unce'1 f he Ronald Havnes returned Satur- very much like a camera If possible. "from Hastings. Mich.." also said | Jackle Gold and Adeline Hussey . ^y to the U of Miss, after 7 day* Hb mother ha* tried to buy one but th*v were very ’atbfactory, whaU Boyce; whose husband b a Lt in homp How Bbout , letter from you. none are to be had so If anybody a little U.8A.. ehl v -the Carnbbean sector, and then , T,raid7 La Grange. Ill. has one they want to put to go use tliere is Esther Doty who is lovely I Sept. 16. 1943 It would be pretty nice if you'd give os a picture and every bit as lovely . Maurice Blackford.-36186548 Hastings Banner Wavnc's mother a call. a* she look*. Bat. A. 314 Field ArUl. Bob Clark, now a Naval avhUon Home Front Dept. Tally-Ho as you go—on Fridav— I Will vou please send me the ad-' Camp Phillips. Kan. cadet at Ohio Wesleyan University. to Clarence Walters who is the ; Maurice who live* in the Wilcox Maurice, third ton of John Walter* to enter «eh!K dbt who <helives said inIt the wasWilcox some '■< out for football and. according to dress of Sgt. Richard Palmer who the line coach, has a good chance h confined at Percy Jones Hoapftal.; service Rex and Lorraine being the 15 or 16 yrs 0R0 ihai hb teacher of making the first team. Atta’ boy Since he Is the only soldier or other boys; to John Ingram and was Theima Peck at the Wilcox Bob. sailor that I know who b confined loyd Freeman who ha* a brother school) ha* been in service over a Pvt. Roy Finstrom who has been in hospital I'd like to send a bunch Max now serving in Africa; to John ye>r H„ left from Orand transferred to Pendleton Field. Ore­ of picture sections and magazine Venema Jr. (Doster). Arthur Grif- . where he was working and says gon, 1* now in Uie Air Corps Band. suuplement* of Chicago paper. T feUi (AugiMtaL-WardWoods. <BeUe- (ha[ he R]ad to gel home but after Hb addree* Ls now— think he and hb fellow men will vue> and Raymond Wieland (Pm- | ft lpw day, he'* ready to RO back enjoy them. Pvt. Roy Finstrom. 36858240 port'. Raymonds .brother, Laurence, • Jo ran,p and hum- his Job olong Thank you. 407U1 AA.P. Band has been in service over a ^rHe told about looking for 4 months (Mrs.) O. C. Kohl (Jr) Pendleton Field. Oregon. A sjieclal Tally-Ho to Clarence | unfj Q j)n| Of his. stationed at William G. Willet*. H.HJ3. '29. P.8. WUl you please print the ad­ Serijiin. that good lucking Middle- hls CBmp before he found him. Who who enlbted in Uie hard-hltUns dress of my brother, a Freeport boy vlllc lad. who leave* Monday for De- I sald u.,’ , MtnaI1 wor]d| ••Seabees" Aug. 30. ha* been rated In service 3 yrs. 9 mo. trolt to begin hb assignment In the Carl M Lehman Springfield a Petty Officer. 2nd Class Willets, Pit. Sgt. Lloyd E. Whitney. ^Ilr r iinw. .hA nrn 1 Mp. wo* home on a 10 day furlough who graduated from Perri* Insti­ U.6.M.C. To all of you fellows, who arc vbillng hb parents. Mr. and Mr*, tute In 1930. ha* lived in California Fleet Marine Force about to take-off. Good luck and Qra Lehman of Woodland. c/o Fleet Post office for five years. Dropping coins into o piggy bonk is one way Gods speed. ' Here's what one of the fellows San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reynolds re­ ° )*?' ,^orc. ue .i/OrKV' ran who WM home thb week wrote—he ceived word from their son. Ray­ Birthday—Oct. 24. Vn.uv> I? fUn‘ I wouldn't let us use hls name suf- mond. who b now a sergeant staJust address 'Dick' at Percy Jones of saving for the future. There is a better nce ,o My U was wrlttcn by a man Uoned in the Southwest Pacific end he will receive Uie package. em—wel. that is—the Klwanis ciuo j uniform area (which area covers so Oiuch D*untlcM Dames b sponsoring o "white elephant" j ln un"onnLt. Leona Smith ha* finished ad­ territory that the exact whardsale to raise money for the crippled 1 Just a Piece of Cloth way today—War Stamps and Bonds. The more vance officers training at Des oi Raymond riayiuuuu must iiiuai. awn ............ ... about* of sUll be ■ •nvc children'* fund and they have • Author ???? a military secret.* secret» He I Moines. Iowa and Is now at Fort classed as a^ placed barrels with the elephant । That's all It is—just a piece of writes that hr he is Sate safe and we„; well: I v Ogelthorp. us know your — ad­ ev>~.».K. Let -slims nailed on them all over town. । cloth. You can count the thread* In that heA sees . ..a .show I.nn. of .-/.mn ,,»rt JCAnHntlwl nn Pncw *1 Sec 2 I of them you buy, the. sooner we win the war. some sort (ConUnued on Page 2. Sec. 2.1 Why. al) last week while the Kiwan- I r and r-s no different from any Ians worked on their project they otbvr piece of cloth. But then a lltcould be heard singing their current breeze comes along and It stirs For every $3.00 you save, you get back $4.00 theme song. "Roll out the Barrel." ! and come to life and flutters and TODAY REAL ESTATE LEADS ALL However. It has been a trying week. ( snan* In lhe wind, all red and white S!SKnik,«"* BARRY BYPATHS DRUG SPECIA 100 ASPIRIN 5 gr. box 29c 3! 50c 03262771 69c 75c VASELINE HAIR TONIC 25c ANTISEPTINE TOOTH PASTE 19c 49c 50c GLOVERS shampoo 25c 1 oi. SPTS. CAMPHOR 45c 4<>z CAMPHORATED OIL w "j- t $>59 Vitamin Specials! $1.69 LyBARKER’S ^999999999999999999424999299^9999999999999999999999999999999999999 but it doesnt help UNCLE SAM/ ten years from now. Buy your War Stamps and OTHER INVESTMENTS AS A SAFE AND SOUND INVESTMENT: Out­ lou or -white eiepnanu" aoout town that the Kiwanlan* can cash In on to help this worthy cause— everybody should pitch in and heln. Now to the first order of bustHess—a smackeroo' to you— Pfc. Gerald Gonyou .Co. B. 1st Reg. Q.M.R.T.C. Bks. 215 U. S. Army Fort Warren. Wyo. ; spend-. — i things your children will learn In school, also those strange and wonderful thought* you get inside of t you in Church on Sunday. Those . stars In it. they make you feel just a* free as the wide dark blue night: and those stripes art bars of blood to any dictator who would try to -change it. MERMASH WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chicks gain fast on MER­ MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. we offer the following: IN CARLTON TOWNSHIP an eighty acre farni that Uys perfect, excellent roll, large well built house, has lights. house, wonderful cellar, bam with cemented basement. ANOTHER FARM in Carlton, 76 acre*. 8 room house, has light*, bam 36 x 60, loo) shed 18 x 30. corn crib. Ha* ' acre* alfalfa. 13 acre* wood*, some pasture. $4800.00 6 ROOM HOUSE In'4th ward on South Broadway. 2 lot*, all modem except furnace, ha* garage. $1900.00 7 ROOM HOUSE tn 4lh ward, a beautiful place facing lhe school park. H«* 3 bedrooms and complete bath up and stool and lavatory down. New furnace, attached ga­ rage, a home to be proud of at------- :$6300.00 8 ROOM HOUSE in 3rd ward in a swell location, has just been completely redecorated and painted inside and out, ha* new floors,, all modem, full lot. Will sell on contract at only ,$5000.00 A nice 8 room house, all modem. Just outside of dty. has $3700.00 acres of land — priced at 80 ACRE FARM in Baltimore township. Just off the pavement. 6 room house In excellent chap, has electricity, REAL ESTATE BROKER HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2116 N. CHURCH ST lOA^ "r SHOW YOUR COLORS BUY U. S. WAR N SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS 16000.00 EARL R. BOYES FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC Bonds here. side of government bonds this week HASTINGS CITY BAN "Fifty Six Yean of Continuous Service" PHONES: 2105 - 2103 STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 HASTINGS. MIC �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 33, 1S4J Pfc D K and write lattari. nstn*Group speech. 4Mlh Bom _3ul 20 latten toaverage I write at groat number a< week and 1 get about 10 r. Utah. the harbor thia , so let's get busy back tails ot how wi much assistance lurchUI then let m about Italy sure boosted Pvt. Clartcu >ur»t. M1SS0M harbor out into little Naval personnel was«direcud to the moral In this platoon and most Interesting. but j A.P.O. 7M. c, aa soon aa we OongratUlaUon.*. Martha Jean Will _ ______________ _ ___ 1 leave Immediately afterwards. We ot u* have the next move ell ■ ......-atlon point is upon your promotion lo Corporal, — ' ____ On this partlcuUr occasion the marched qyer to the Yard. There planned for Httler and his yellow Sheridan, III the Marines located about one mile Inland from JSbSS?__________________________ all the reef of the military sroupa rata. । 9-13-43 operations plan called for quite a the Gulf, and although it la a new in this area had assembled and also i I gue*s It is nearly Ume for lights I Temple. Texas lengthy sweep lo lhe north by the • Pfc. Harold Rogers. 18087100 sister. Martha base, and not completed, it is one ship that I was on and by the the civilian guest*. Our detail was out. so, I will have to cIcm and mall | Dear Zolly: of the best bases we have. Hdq 8: Hdq. Bqd. 86th GUder Tr. ship that accompanied us ordered to march in and form di■ this. smaller shin that, accomnanied 11* • — «•> — So many comments have been The seweplng «... “ Youra unUI Victory. was -uneventful, with I recllv fjeUy aero** across the nnm open snare space at It seems strange to look around A A^PA (Spec. 2 Eng) „.. Martha Jean Schad. I noted in the "Home Front Col- **■*.« K8M.C.WJI Bks 128 Q.M. 2 and aee palm trona, banana trees head and dlrecUy beneath the Sept. 6. 1943 । umns" about Texa* that I could the exception that after we had Dodge City, Kansas. Camp LeJeune. New River I not resist sending this to you. es- been out about 3 hours one of my wide sUIrs of the Memorial Chapel instead of Michigan oaks, and pine. Dear Mother. North Carolina A.P.O. 460 fronds and I became sea sick. I had £ horU ,< *!£ r Just received your letter and wm pecially since it expresses “My" Pfc Gerald Rogen, 18007097 Oamp Howie. Texas Greeting*. Annie Rosenthal Have a shipmate here from lake glad to hear that Mutt and baby * viewpoints ot the place—complete- thought for all lhe world that I ^rom the Chapel and gave। a short Hdq. * Hdq. Bqd 96th Ollder Tr. would never become sea sick, but ‘P^h ° »he rest of U>o mlU- PK Our Division was noted 2nd (Woodland). We saw the copv of Odessa by the name of Silkawskl. are all right. I sure have been won- lyt Gro. -- -■ forces in the U. and civilian guest* that had i best- of- “ lhe- armed tha Staunton News—Leader. (Vfr. I Perhaps some of lhe Hastings folk.* *he Y" ,or 1 Mm curious as to who I shall by h— I did and of that there was our Platoot. _ ...»-... A.A.F.PA (Spec. 3 Eng.) gtnla) telling all about the new । will remember him. Believe ha has I bet Keith sure Is craxy to see ber. meet from home at my next stop- no mistaking I took up a stand an ,'ot beenat 018 actual presentation. 1 8. and Dodge City, Kanaoa. the bridro a* near to the center m Pressmen, newsreel and camera the Division and our squad is beet Wilsor. hospital dedication. Il must i relatives in Hastings. Tell him I said I was coming up Fort jBCkson. So Carolina. poesible where I would be getting n,fn ,n Sr*Bl numbers at this In lhe Regiment, so we arc really Had hoped to see Gib Tate while there after the baby. These "Texans" tell me that they sjilittle Pvt. Robert M. Bllvin the pitch and roll as point. ixsint At At one time *I •had I wm stationed in Virginia, but due a* little of lhe — three cam- , on the beam, as Colonel Ransom U. 8. Army. Btry. A 300th A A A. Mother. I don't need a thing, we arc winning this war! Can you guess possible and tha maximum amount cfsmen huddle right at mv feet. It aay». to three everchangtng orders. I did (Gun Bni . everything we need and can . what I tell 'em? not have time to visit him in Rich­ Eet of brew The sea on this day wm i> certain that otherwise I had an uy anything we want to. Cigar— . Long Beach.^6. California Sincerely. not particularly rough, lhe waves 1 uiu>batfuctfd - the ---------------____________ vter .. Prime with you where ever you are. mond. However, did manage to ■Johnnie" Armbruster were not breaking at lhe crest. In- Mtntstar Minister and his party and from a Sneaking of marching—who write him a abort letter. Had etles are only 5c a package, but Pfc. Cleo E. Card. 3641296 Pfc. Donald I* Heeter other things about the same as in 1 Johnnies job Is teaching fellows stead there wm a terrific ground c--~ distance of— oniy planned to visit friends in Hastings -------•* ■ about 30 feel. Co.. A 411th Inf. Regt. 409th Tech. 8ch Bqdn | to drive tanka.) during my embarkation leave, but the Slates. When I had• arrived at trie place A.P.O. 410 swell and there appeared to be Barracks 135-A. I just ordered a tailor-made uni­ my wife and family had moved Shreveport. La. about a 12 to 15 foot drop between I* found that vnai there wieie ws* was ■ a la Lt. vmar. Cmdr. Amarillo Army Air Field Back in the days before meeban- back to Bridgeport. Conn., two form today. I guess I *1)1 get two The Devil in Hell, we're told, was the crest and the bottom of the on my left and a number of full Amarillo, Texas. chained. trough. The bow wm really pitch- Lieutenant* nearby. I felt a bit un- I nlxaUon. when armies reached their weeks before, so I spent my Ume more later on. Il is real nice here Pvt Herman FUher. 36159521 Birthday—Sept. 34th and there ia a nice bunch of fel­ And a thousand years he there .re­ ing. with a slow, but monotonously comfortable and out ot place with objectives only after considerable in the East. H. Q. Btry., 963rd FABM. lows and Sapmuaiy officers here. I Tike am workA P.3. 402 I my lonely one stripe. I thought that foot slogging, a company of dusty. sower’ll ‘hope""’? wU?°tafc °I i ing'to"a uid "it, Hemained. neither complained nor did he steady rhythm. George W. Adcock, 36181842 My one friend had twice bent I I "““J have got into the wrong Ured and footsore soldier*, who had Nashville, Tenn A.P.O. 37, c/o Poatmaater ,n*ny WendS '" a™ R'«d Eddlc •’ «««”« BuTdeUrmlned U> start a hell of hitm^elf over the rail when I finally । aP°1-. bul 1 had ««n«d there by macbed all dav. were finally draw­ Has'inJ" San Francisco. California ing dose to she Western town they decided to give up the ghost I merely obeying orders so I censed 8/8ct. Charles Kidder. 38160911 * ’r: , , ! all right and hope he doesn't lose hi* own. had hoped to reach before dark. A went down the ladder to the main I 10 feal klkrmed. Pfc. Wm. O DeOou Med Det 606 T D. Bn. Thanking you for your prompt ( thc use 0 , h ls arm How Brc the Where he could torment tlie soul* ranchman approached on liorse- service and interestingnew's, deck and then aft along lhe port It was truly a momentous occaABN. 36424941. and fOtk» around there feeling, good I of men. 1st Gunnery Student Sqdn. — (Don't you have an AP.O. num?? I?” ,o» (°rw*r<1 w hope. I am feeling swell and gain-Without beingchained in anunder- side. When I considered myself to »lon for many of u*. unaccustomed r a a ■> t be in position I happened to look I to being In such close -------— iltv ber Charles.) “How far are we from Spring­ thc Hastings folks. )nst weight right along. ground pen town?" called out the sergeant. up on the fan tail and there wa* 1 with notable* and world I remain. i I will send you something from So he asked the Lord if he had on one considered I -----was— "parUcuiarly of the ship* officers and three-----,J------* Uiat * “Oh. about two miles." was the A/s Raymond C. Tompkins Respectfully, —hCTe gj. soon m I get a chance to I hand Pvt Leslie W. Erizian. 38413010 1st C.Tfe. and they were obviously fortunate In having drawn that reply. M. G Borras, M M l/c go to town. I suppose Uie kids are , Anything left when He made this sailors H^^tr^'^Div. Arty. amused by the whole proceedings. "magic" red ticket. My only disapBerry College United States Navy On they marched. An hour later all In school by now up there. ’ land. c o A B D —C B M U. No. 517 Mt. Berry. Georgia. another ranchmpn passed. ?nd I Well. Mother. I guess this will be The Lord said. "Yes. I have plenty Thev had been watching my friend poinlmeni of the day was that I Shreveport. La. <Beil by name) and they seemed to did not get to see "Winnie" with a again the sergeant asked how far Gulfport. Mississippi all for this time. Don't worry about of land Cpl. Elmer B. Sandeen they were from Springtown. . me as I am safe as can be and will----.... on the Rio be sure of what my next move cigar In nls mouth. But---I ----left-------------it down Pfc Hou-ard 8. Bolo would be. At that point I said to Castro Valley, Calif. te home and see you a.* soon as Band O.U.T.C. “Oh. about two njilqs.' Grande. Mth A. D. O. Bks 486 Raymond Red River Ordnance Depot After — another ——hour's _________________ hard marchSept. 8. 1943 1 the war is over and things gel set- Tlie fact Is. old boy. Uie stuff is myself, well to h— with you and I Brooklyn Field Texarkana. Texas. ing. a third ranchman approached The Hastings Banner Ensign "B" Raymond Perkins. real ooor. ' I turned around and made my way tied. Write whenever you can. — 1------Mobile, Aia. on horseback. Again the sergeant Hastings. Michigan U.8.NH. । But you're welcome to it and plenty *■—*• '““71 to the bridge. From that Good Bye and Good Luck -------- *.i I continued to feel better Greetings next week will come asked how far they were from Dear •Jear Zolly: N.TB. Harvard Univ. I more." Your Son. Av -S Robert J. Wilcox. 36462675 until‘ at last I was quite normal from Mrs. Edna Cutie from the I -----would "*■* like “ to *Inform you that 1 Springtown, and ag»in came the j ’ Stoughton. S-9 So lhe Devil went down to look at 'i J™ Willis &qd. A 333 ,'~w i spin and able to enjoy the balance Prairieville • Orangeville neighbor­ my address has been changed to: t reply: "About two miles." Cambridge. Mass. Pvt. Willi* G. Hutchens. 36401734 '"the truck’' College IT. Detach. I And said If he look it a* a gift he I 0 e‘!ip' . . , hood. Incidentally. Mr. Cutie ia Ute “Thank God. we are holding our Pvt Bernard L. Preston (Raymond is the aon of Mr. and A P O 830. c/o Postmaster George Peabody College A AA representaUve tn his town­ own. anyway," exclaimed the ser- ; Btry C. 344th A.A A .SL Bn. ; was stuck. . ‘ P'- thi* time I had learned quite Mrs. Glenn Perkins on South Jef­ New Orleans. Louisiana NasvhUIe. Tenn. I Berkeley. California ship. Until then Cheerio. •geant; For after examining it carefully and “b*1 about sea sickness, "don't ferson St.) Zolly Coffer. , well drink any water, eat some cookie*. ALASKA Otis Leo Gallup. F l/c I He concluded the place wm too dry crackers, or somethin*. Just ta keep Sept. 9. 1943 Sept. 8. 1943 S. D 106 FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS «UI for a H hell. licit. . a I ful • l stomach; suck aww* a tomon W if «« Dear Zolly: Dear Zolly: ' Camp Pean-. Virginia BUY WAR BONDS first copy v« of m the Ro In in vfurr order to get it oxi off Hi.* HL* hnixd. hand. ;; ‘ 1 didn't suck a lemon. ncvciveu Received uajr my >u»* .c on Well, here I am still in Texas, Banner. I sure did enjoy readingThe Ixird promised lo water the but I did go down to the galley and but it sure Is a little different than the home news again. I absorbed land. there filled my blouse pocket full every last word and reread some of For he had somewater orrattier I of cookies, looked at lhe thermometer on.the it and am looking forward to resome dreg*, I am »Uli not alarmed by the sit- mess hall wall and it was Just W' cetving the next one It sure made Rather cathartic attribute the spell to above aero and this noon at cliow I lauisiiK nnd nnu smelled siuriicu like use uation. for-1. ............. to both men and women, on just your own signa­ lhe evening fly when I started in bad V -Jeggs. -----the rfact "“’ that all morning• »I »---• had looked again and it was up to 110'. reading, especially the news of all Hence the trade wa* closed and the ' been looking through a pair of field So you see first we sweat, then the different boys who have gone deed wa* given | glasses while reading flag hoist slgture and security. Cash advanced up to $300 00. the sweat freexes on. from Barry county, in and around And the Lord went back to Hb । nal* pie glasses were in rather We were having a sham battle home in Heaven ix»r adjustment and I probably did Hasting.* and Middleville. Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. । a great deal more signal reading Monday with lhe Engineers. Ar­ The country up here is sure Excess requirements far defense industry and lower tillery and the division reconnais­ The Devil said to himself. "I" have t than one would ordinarily do in beautiful Tne wild mountain sance troops and was it tough. Al­ production all this year means shortage of coal. country. The mountain* with their nil that is needed w short a period. This I believe though I was not in the actual bat­ snow caps. It was certainly right­ To make a good hell." and hence he I contributed In a large part lo my tle myself. I was on guard at night.' Wood is available around Hastings if you can cut it fully named when they called it succeeded. nausea. The enemy tried to get through Hr began to put thorns all over the I We got back into port at about Goa ’ s country In winter tlie hill.* CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION —NOW, BEFORE SNOW. our lines and failed. We captured trees I 1730. jo altogether I had been out with their pine and fir forest* nine prisoners and a lot of equip­ 1*1 M W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. .stand *o proud and tall, and all And mixed up the sand with mil- I for 8'.- hours. It appeared to be ment but our best and mo-t cher­ dressed in white over looking the Don* of fleas. time well spent, for I picked up a ished prise was an enemy chow HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE 2123 country, like a king on hls throne. He scattered tarantulas along lhe ' number of things which should en- truck, did we eat and how. I did We distribute each car we happen to get to about roads: . able me to be forehanded when I Then, in the summer they change see Eugene Bennett, but he to a new display of natural wonder. Put thorns on cactus and liorns on I report aboard mv first ship, under not forty customers whose orders were placed last spring must have been In It somewhere. I toads. orders. (Not the least of which shall This country' b> also called the land I of lhe Midnight Sun ft L* a true He lengthened the horna of the | sea sickness) and summer, plus filling a few current orders to lost I went back into the biv­ 1 name. too. I have seen the sun shine Texas steers | Well, enough for that.-,Probablv post and area to sleep. All I had was them near to the time when lake shipment to north at midnight up here and have been And put an addition to the rabbit's l what you are wanting to know ouac a single wool army blanket to cover cars. , most is. did I see Winston spencer reading a magazine by daylight at uo with and let me tell you. I near­ that time. This is truly a beautiful He put„ a„little >UG HV ,„ in the broncho> —Churchill. ——— • I — devil hardly — know whether ly froae to death. To some of you country. V steed ‘ ‘ । 10 keep you 1—Uv ~—suspet rnse through wool blanket sounds enol but Men ore being returned to mines now and we expect The northern lights are especially And noLsoncd the feet of the cenU- 1 nne of my pro-longed vnarratives or a to get coal more freely after the last of November. tx-autitul and some of tlie display*- pade. a i to come right _ ---------------out and: ttell you that ask some old army man who served almost beyond lhe human capacity •**------- -------------------did----- •but —* -good. he----rattlesnake bites you. Uie--------scor­ 1 ’ — I imagine most folks at home I with on Friday lost. to describe. It L* a just plain won­ pion stings. . Thanks for your patience and co-operation. think that an army man does not he mtjfqui'n delights derful. <..c UvIW>na you jvu with w>u. his *>u> —— been given a ticket by have much fun in the barracks To keep your motor pur­ buzzlhg wings. , I one of the girls down at Lamen If I could only share some of the Well, listen to this—Several other । beauty of the things I've seen, and Sand-btirs cause you to jig and Hali./jt merely said, "admit one to fellows ring like a kitten—to keep and I bought some marsh ­ HASTINGS LUMBER & COAL CO. u.rJnrA d for an Academic -----dance. Harvardvnr Yan ' the places I've been through since mallows and had a marshmalloajI left Hastings sixteen months ago. And those who sit down will have ,Meeting". She Sht received the impres- roast right here in the barrack*. FRANK SACE fuel waste to the minimum I am enclosing some folders preants in their pants. 1 «lon that th<there were to be some So. we are doing pretty good. I 9-30 J visitors and we im- think. . । pared a* souvenler letters. They The Devil then said that through- distinguished —have your car checked , have a lot of interesting thing.* out the land mediately U thought of Winstou We had this afte off and I Churchill, *3 as there had been a lot about the country and people in He'd arrange to keep up the Devil's -----------------ond adjusted regularly. > «-f «cuttiebul out at the Ume of the i them. own brand. THIRD I In closing. 1 want to thank you Tlie heal In the summer is one Harvard graduation last June to again for sending the paper. tne effect that "Winnie was to re­ hundred and ten. Respectfully yours. Too hot for the Devil, too hot for ceive an honorary degree, but he Pfc William A. Clark. 36198063 hadn't cpme at that Ume. Then on the men. . । A P O. 942. Co Postmaster Our Experts Give And al) should be mavericks unless Saturday last that announcement was made Uiat we were to wear I Seattle. Washington they bore Marks and scratches, or bites by the dress blues on Monday. explanaUon Prompt Service Sicily distinguished visitors. The scuttlescore. BUY BONDS . Aug. 10. 1943 Go sec for yourself and you can tell but was rampant By that evening Dear Mother: Ti* a hell of a place he has for a wr had pretty well decided that “Winnie" was to be here Of course । Received your two very welcome hell. everybody was envisioning the en­ 1 letter*, and thought I would write I you a few lines lo let you know I N.T.8. Harvard Univ. tire personnel of the Quebec con­ ference being present. "U setting along just fine and am Stoughton. 8-9 , Having sold Hie farm I will dispose of Hie personal property of public auction at Came Monday morning and ev­ feeling good. " Cambridge. Mass. Diet you get tlie second check I erybody *as out in their dress blues September 9. 1943 tho place known as the Foley farm located 3 miles south of Hasting* on M-37 ond sent home. I received lhe letter you and the British Jack was flying in Dear Dad. . MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR I wrote telling me you got the first To date, September. 1943 has been company with the Stars and Stripes one-haff mile east on । check. Ill be sending some more an interesting and at Umes excit­ and the Harvard standard at tire HASTLNOB PHONS ISM I money home soon. ing month. This gives me some­ John Harvard statue. At morning Could you send me some pipe thing to write about and I hope colors Uie company commander tobacco—any kind will do—and that it shall make up for the many called out three names, including my own and to each of us he gave times that I didn't write. a small red ticket with the meanelected platoon leader of mv pla­ ingles* statement, "admit one to toon Although it is of small sig­ | Sanger Theater for an Academic STARTING AT 1 O’CLOCK. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: nificance. I was very pleased by it. I Meeting. 13:30. Sept. 8. 1943 ". (San­ Later It was to prove quite advan­ ger Theater bv the wav is a large. Victorian Gothic building which tageous. On the second of the month the was built as a memorial to Har­ DE. Amphibious, and PT lists were vard's Civil War dead, it appears HORSES HAY AND GRAIN announced. I was luted on the Am­ more like a church than anything phibious. roster of ten men Some else, but bv any name it Is a mon­ peonle wondered whv I should have strosity of Immense proporUons.) Sorrel more. 3 yrs. old. wgt. 1400 lbs. Quantity of wheat and oat straw in the Well at i 100 I tamed the Sth Pla­ applied for it. but It suited me in Steel grey mare. 3 yr*, old. wgt. 1300 bam. many respects and I was happy to toon over to one of my constituent* have been selected, or accepted as and reported at the regimental of­ tbs. . the case mav be. On that basis I fice where Uie detail for Sangar Block mare, 3 yrs. old. wgt. 1300 lbs. . shall probably receive my orders Theater wm being formed. It wa* a FARM MACHINERY du last week of this month. mighty small portion of the entire, These colts ore broke, kind and true. I I in a good account of Uie contingent here" As It turned out hn we have gvm tn prepar­ the school staff and instructors got John Deere. 5 ft. cut mower. ation for thb duty. I have Increased tickets and then-lhe company com­ Massey Harris side rake. COWS the number of “push ups" from 13 manders and their adjutanta. When to 21: and chin uns from 9 to IS. New Idea manure spreader. In spite of all this I have added leaders, they put all Uie names in Black cow, 2 yrs. old. fresh. calf by side about two inches around the waist, a hat and drew out 2 or 3 for each Oliver riding cultivator. but I feel that I shall lose that as company. Black cow, 4 yn. old. due Jan. 14. 2-horsa walking cultivator. soon as-1 get out of this acUvily On each of the -seats kt Banter where I sit in class for two-thirds Theater there was a very dignified Double disc. Steel wagon ond rack. appearing program. Then for the of my waking hours. Jersey cow. 3 yr*, old. due Morch 2. On Sunday, the 5th. I took mv first Ume we learned definitely that 2-bottom, I2-mch Oliver tractor plow. Guernsey bull calf, 4 wks. old. flrot cruise on a fighting ship. It "Winnie'' was actually to be here. 2-bottom Gale riding plow. was a mine sweeper, but a large one The professors on the governing 12 head of young cattle, Jerseys and and one that has been equipped lo boards of the University carne in Pair bob sleighs. fight submarines a number of this shortly. Their gowns were a pro­ Holstein*, age* 8 mos. to 1 '/i yrs. tvpc of craft operate out of a par­ fusion of rich colors. The Doctor of Spring tooth single cultivator. old. ticular basin near one of the large Laws' gown from Harvard is en­ Pump jock. Hay car nearly new. Navy yards here By arrangement tirely in a bright crimson with a HOGS some weeks tn advance you are able black velvet flat hat. round In Double work harness, good. to make one of lhe trips with them •SK- FBI. Secret Service, lhe press on a Sunday. 8 s heats. wgt. about 50 lb(. each. Third horse harness. Several collar*. I was up at 0415. by 0S20 we were and photographers and radio op­ Roland China boar, wgt. 300 Ibi. out at lhe basin There vtu a heavy erators were in appearance as well. Set of guide rims. fog over the harbor at that Ume Finally "Winnie" arrived and ev­ .Set of extension rims for 15-30 Mc­ and it was not possible for them to eryone stood up and gave him quite sweep at that Ume. Most of us an ovation. The meeting wm called HAY AND GRAIN Cormick Doering tractor. walked about the base, waning in to order by Uie Sheriff of Middle­ the hope that It would clear up. sex. an old Harvard custom. He was Bag truck. Forks. Shovel*. Hoes. 6 ton mixed hay. 120 shacks of com in When it had cleared up. however, an elderly man who appeared vtry Other articles too numerous to mention. field. thev checked with the Port Director resplendent In * Mack frock coat, and learned that It was still Im pan- high hat. lhe badge of his office stble to leave u r was still fogev and a very valuable appearing out to sea. We ate a second broak- *word. . fast and hung around the radio TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for Ttie Harvard College Cliolr sang room and we were able to pick up an anthem, accompanied by a band a few new details on the communi­ which I could not see. Governor cations fob that we hope will be Saltotutall of Massachusetts intro­ curs eventually. duced the British Prime Mlntoter We filially got the “all clear" and and President Conant of the Uni­ we went aboard a designated ship. versity presented the decree. It was then about 0900 Moat of the ‘In the meantime a yoong lady in other men had given up. There were a British uniform came in arid wm only my two friends and I aboard PROPRIETOR the ship that I wa* on The harbor than 6 feet from was really a very interesting alaht. ocnlied har u A brand naw destroyer went past us CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk DEWEY REED. Auctioneer as If we were standing »U11. At another point we passed two heavy lovely appearing girl and has a very cruisers and a light cruiser at an- pleasant manner. The young man two British Cor- on my right became quite enthua- ON THE HOME FRONT Sept 13. 1943 Dear ZoDy: Thia is to notify you ot my ahange ot address. Do not know just how tong ’---------- — " I certainly do enjoy reading the Banner. A* my home I* In Freeport. I look for the Freeport column flrot of all. then I start on the "On The Home Front" new* The letters from Uie other fellows are very intereaUng. Thank you very much. In advance. Yours truly. ................ Bernard Preston 1 rasor blades? Also send me — Hastings Banner. Write soon. Goodby for this time, and with loti of love from your son. ROITHW SIM RS Mrs Kelt and Mrs 4 Rapids w James Gu I day. * M: have boug ' tn Woodhi thia fall. 1 Makely ar , their new . m Uie Rev and Mra. : Band Mrs. , land, Ohii Mrs Man t Fisher ★ . chlss of Ni I wm. Capp B callers at man's. * « tetr Ambu j visiting rt ’ was a cut I Flaher an ChrUtl.11; Mr* Walt« Gallen Ml are vial tin Mn. Paul Herahbergt gan have North Mai I Mrs EU*w j and the Rt I and babv £ were caller . jFarlee'i Bs “Carl Lehn are soendl with hls pi Lehman a rente Cha : Grove and •Lehman 01 * guests at | day. * Mr. < . ’ i 1 j j PERSONAL LOANS COAL SUPPLY Please Conserve Your Present Coal Supply B FALL TUNE-UP WAR LOAN UCTION SALE Ener£ healt and well : your have meal boxes Ask HI McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29,1943 CLAUDE REID HI Phon D �Tn BAITIMQI BANNE1, THVMQAT, SEPTEMBER M, 1943 _ ____ -I • r I SOUTHWEST WOODLAND I of B«U*vu* and Mrs. Wm. Oappoci I Last Week’s* Letter ‘-»nd baby were Sunday guest* of ‘ Mr and Mra Earl Frllnw. d.u.h i Mr- *nd Mr* Ch“- Warner. * Mr.■ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fellow*, daughMrj- Carl Hoitonl Qf Anyrial l’ ter and son of Waldon, Mich., war» ar* nicely settled on their farm.■ ■ML dinner guests of Mr. and | formerly known a* the Hershberger’ j Mrt Walter Pl*h*r. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Mtat* Shirley Mayo of Hasting* were Bat. __ SSW ‘Si rLXAMXT mu.' COATS C.ROVt Two Finish Twenty LUC WukT U<Ur _Mr .nd Mn. U, “wa Dnwmd or Ytart Service With TbniA spent Sunday ...... ~~ mer’s mother. Mrs. — Pearl Demond. --- - Mich. Bell thia Month 1 th* Banner and toe the names of I old friend*, but am sorry that so : many of the finest young man have .»..j ---------- ------- - DOWTJNo Last Week'* Letter The WB.CS. dinner will be served at the church this week on Thursday, with Mrs. Etta Lee and ' Mrs Edith Ferris as hostesses. A o*Dn fob rusucAnoM moving picture program will follow the business session. The Ladle* are making plan., for their fall rum­ mage sale which will be held in Battle Creek soon, all who can are urged to have their donation* ready at this time. * Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sigler of Cadillac visited Mr. and Mrs. John Ormsbe a few days last week. Ray is in the service and home on a short furlough from Knox. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Chile Fii LEGALS j MILO On S.1>< 3. Mlu syl.u Walters Last Week’s Letter rr«««M. Hm *w»ti completed twenty year* service with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox of Bat­ the Michigan Bell---telephone Oomlie Creek were overnight guesta of --------------- --------------------------------Ok. 1. .A — U.V. ’ A pany. She had been with the old Mn. Emily Wlclox Sunday. Larry Anhar K C»*wi»»3 and Mr*. Wm. Adrlenc* of Grand Last Week’s Letter Citizens Co. one year, before this returned home with hls parent* af■aid cwt bu i>«uu«a chang* wa* made.------------------------------- ter *pending several day* with his ■dmlalatnUM ul uU Miss Walters has always been a I grandmother. Norman remained to p LU>nn« .nd wun.rn.wn night operator which meant that in “ltend school here.. * Bob Van . James Guy and famllv last Tue*- * “d Mr» Bvron Bowlader the early days, she was the only Strcaln of Kalumazoo ha* been I day. * Mr. and Mr*. 8. W. Smith ond famllv of Caledonia and Mr. ---------------J‘ ”7. at time* when *e- spending a few weeks with hls person on duty. have bought the Bertha Flory home and Mrs. Roland Furrow and sons and vert electrical storms ______ — „ heavy grandparent* but returned home 1 in Woodland and will move there i of Freeport were Sundav guesta of: —j Saturday to enter school. * Mr. winter snows caused damage to the . this fall. * Mr. and Mr*. Guy Mr. and Mrs. R. J. William*. * telephone service that had lo be and Mr*. Merle Bradfield have been ’ Makely and family hare moved in I Mr- “nd Mrs. Matt Bedford enter­ entertaining the former* brother watched constantly ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Herman Abendroth , their new home formerly, known । lained Mr. and Mrs Billy Moon of When Miss Walters began her arid wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest a* the Rev. John Smith farm. * Mr Orand Rapids at a seven o’clock wvrx, mere work, there were seven operators, operators. Bradfield of South Bend. Ind., the and Mr*. Bert Fancher of Hastings ■ dinner Saturday evening in honor Including the Chief operator; to- past week. * Mrs. &nlly Wilcox, j and Mrs. Alma Hunsicker of Cleve- of Mrs. Moon’s birthday. * Cpl. Harday there are fourteen operators Mr. and Mr* Ernest Bradfield and ’ land. Ohio were Sunday guest* of rv William* of Wendover Field. «—the .v- Supervisor, ----------— who Is .------yr. an{j Mr*. Merle Bradfield were besides now, 1 Mrs. Mary Fisher and Mis* Susie Utah, and fiancee MIm Betty re in Hastings Friday. * Robert and -non move to the home of Mrs. Lot­ Mrs William Dunlap. There were tie Ormsbe. to remain through the f FUher. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pur­ Woodcox of Farmington. Mich., are Naomi Beck. Marfour complete boards, the need sei- Richard —<Sbome. -------- — winter month; ★ Mr. and Mrs. i chtas of Nashville and Mr. and Mrs. spending two weeks with the for­ dom requiring all to be used; to-day Kret Doster and Jack Bradfield reI Wm. Cappon and son were Sunday mer’s Barents and idstars. Mr. and there are eight complete positions, turned home froni the 4-H State Sunday visitors at Myron Whit­ I callers at Mr. and Mr*. Percy Leh- Mrs Clare Williams and Arlene and all of which are now In use. At Fair at Lansing Tuesday. * Our worths. ♦ Several of our ladles, » man's. ★ Richard Christian, who Alice. * Mr. and Mr*. N C. Kraft this early date, calls could be made school opened Wednesday morning about 13 of them, enjoyed a tractor ha* been serving with the Volun- of charlotte are spending ■ few throughout Michigan. Indian*, and with 18 pupils enrolled and Mrs. wagon ride Thursday to Highbank will be Included In the courtesy aor- i, < teer Ambulance Corps in Egypt. Ls davs with her brother Ed Bedford. Ohio. Today calls reach all corners Rush Saunders as teacher. This Ls vreelt or a wiener roast. roost Mrs. Ella comi vice at the filling station*, we’re Creek ,for a Wiener I visiting relatives in Hastings antb * Ml** Nettie Kerr of Lowell spent o{ th the world, even aboard ships’ Bt Oat 9 S0 afraid. 01 X.wor ’?,’ <v Sn “ board 8hl(k Stnllh dolns Lhc dri’tag.' ’ wa* a supoer guest of Mrs. Mary the past week at the Steve Carter sea. The toll calls for a day aver— MUo. * M> apologies to the Milo ( --------- --------■ Fisher and 8u*le recently; other home. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Camo­ aged about one hundred; it Is five column tills week because I have >inpr guesta were Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence bell of Grand Rapid* were Sunday .. ----- .uthat — at------------ROl writers cramps from doing the hope times present. ast Week's I^ter of Hastings and Mr Mr. and ■। visitors at the home of hl* brother, week s L Christian ot During these years which began , •Home Front" letter. Will try und La2' Don SnrlngTr wa* home Sunday 1300 Mrs. Waiter Fisher. * Mr. and Mr*. Clifton Campbell. * Misses Beaunder the management of the late do better next week. from a Navy Air training school in Oallen Mtske and baby of Lansing Wee Bernice Palmer are stay­ Jason McElwnin, MIm Walters haq> Ohio * Cpl. Murk Sager* from er* visiting her parents. Mr. and llu< Bt the Bert Palmer home and worked with over a hundred differ­ HOPE CENTER । Camp Sun Canton. Texas was a Mr*. Pou) Brodbeck * Mis* Joan attending T. K. school while their ent girls and under direction of six Lost Week's Letter . guest Sunday and Monday at the Hershberger and Miss Ruth Flani- ' mother teaches in Freeport. * Mrs. Chief operators She has seen Nash­ Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dunning and L. D. Woodman home. * Mr. and —■ - have *■— left to •- attend —■“ college — at -• Bert Palmer accompanied her fa­ gun ville, Freeport, and Woodland in­ daughter Leatrlcc of Hickory ^Cor­ Mrs. Loren McMaster and three North Manchester. IndT * Mr. and ther and brother, Cyru* and Clay­ eluded in the Hastings office for ners. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence children of Grand Rapids were Mrs. Ellsworth Smith of Hastings ton Shroyer, to Indiana Wednesday all toll calls. Cloverdale now being Textcr and son Vemor of Hastings Sunday guest* nt the Woodman and the Rev. anod Mrs. Hubert Carl where thev visited relatives. * Mr. included tn this plan. visited at the home of Mrs. Floy home. * Mr. and Mrs Almond We­ and babv Sandra of Berrien Spring* and Mr* Keith Lechleltner of Del­ Miss Walters cherishes a number McDermott Sunday in honor .of the ber were Saturday night and Sun­ .were callers at Mr and Mrs. Cha*, ton and Mr. and Mr*. Roland Fur­ of letters she has received from birthday* of Mrs Textcr and Ver­ day guesta of her father. Jesse Os­ ill iFarlce's Saturday. * Pvt and Mr*. row and sons of Freeport were Sunwell known local citizens commend­ non. * Mrs. Birdcna Lyttle win good. * Mias Dorothy Williams of ’'Carl Lehman of Springfield. Mo. ing her upon her unusually efficient teach the Bristol school this com­ Hastings was a Sunday guest at the - are spending a ten dav furlough Re't Palmer and. Mr and Mrs, Paul NORTHEAST WOODLAND service on various occasions when ing year. * Mrs. Fred Ashby and Harold Springer home. * Elaln i with hls parent*. Mr. arid Mn. Ora Palmer * Mr. and Mrs. Howard Last Week's Letter Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckard t and telephone service was of vital im­ family spent Sunday in Kalarna- Crump has sold hit home and ex­ Mr. and Mr*. Ray Scheel called on portance. zoo. * air. and Mrs. Clarence pects to leave Tuesday for the Nor­ rence Chase and sons of Costa guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Cook. Her Job ha* always been of pri- Payne were Hastings shoppers Sat­ thern part of the State to make his • Mr. and Mrs Andrew Flnkbeincr Drove and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald at Middleville Sunday afternoon. * m*ry interest to Mis* Walters and urday. * Mr. and Mrz Fred Ash­ home near Elanson. * The Ronald Lehman of Woodland were dinner Less than 8 ner eent of all aliens It is a source of personal pride to guesta nt the Lehman home Sun­ registered in this country are na­ Mrs. Arthur Bates ond Mrs. Will her Uiat while attending lhe New j by and Mr and Mrs. Earl Caters. Anders famllv are nicely settled in I were in Marshall on business Mon­ their new home. Tetaon and daughter laiura were in day. * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Faust tionals of Axis nations. Grand Rsolds Thursday. * Mr. and York Worlds Fair, she had th> , day. _____ FAIR LAKE Mrs. E. J. Bates and family were honor lo meet and shake hands I ttal dri Sunday dinner guesta at home of with Mr. Walter P. Gifford. Presi- ' CEDAR CREEK Last Week's Leiter dent of the American Telephone -Last Week's Letter Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schneider. *Mr, Mr and Mrs. Claud Hoffman of and Telegraph Co. Mr. and Mrs. William Hammond near Nashville were Friday after­ and Mrs. Car) Brodbeck and Dan She considers her past twenty of Battle Creek spent part of last noon callers at tlie Willison cot­ Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter trust for fall driving. Cooke. Mrs. Lydia Schuler and years experience as good training week with Mr. and Mrs. Ardy Or- tage. Pair lake * Sgt. Clarence Dither Sunday afternoon. * Miss for the all imtx>rtant Job of today, ven. and Joe Hammond. * Marjory Pixley spent the weekend with Virginia Rice of Detroit who spent that is. comnletlng calls essential Lammers of Kalamazoo spent over friends at Cadillac. * Mr*. Lottie to the war effort the weekend with her folks. Mr. Hammond of Bedford, spent Sun­ «*veral dav* with MIm Joyc* EcAnother who kardf returned to her home Thura-1 ------------ , — -..rcompleted —re—jr, . twenty “wr. , and Mrs. John Lammers. * De- day with her son, Chas. Hammond day ' | — years service with the Mich. Bell Bell walne _____ __________ Lammers has purchased a and family. * Mr. and Mrs H. O. 1 Carburetor 5 Ignition ----------------- ' Telephone Co. this month Is Clar- I house of Dolsi of Daisy and is Armour spent Sunday at the home BRANCH DISTRICT ------------------------------- 'house J Bergman 2 Air Cleaner 6 Timer ence---Hlar of Middleville. He *beean moving ‘it on a "lot that he purchas- of Mr. sand Mrs. Lyle Dickerson, his career in telephone work in 1902. ed in Cedar Creek. * Morris Bene- helping to celebrate Mrs. Dicker­ Last Week’s Letter 3 Condenser 7 All wire* Mr, and Mrs Earl Marshall and which gives him a total of 41 years diet left Friday for the navy. We son's birthdav. ♦ Mr and Mrs. Ed­ 4 Battery 8 Fan Belt , hope that the war will soon be ward Lechleltner and two children children of Detroit, were Sunday in this special work. Mr. Hlar feels proud of hls part over. * Mr. and Mrs R A. Yoder of Hastings spent .Bunday with their guaats of Mrs. Frelda Marshal). * Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton and in helping to build the iocal tale- Of Detroit visited Mrs Fritz over parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Lechfamily scent Sundav in Marshall, phone system to the efficient com- , the weekend * Mrs. Gertie Pease leltner ★ Mrs. Dari Scott and son guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis White. munication agency that It is today. I and Crystal Watson and children ।are visiting Mr*. George Scott at * Mrs. O. D. Faasett. spent several He was manager of the Middleville visited nt Harry' Gillasple’s and Otsego. davs last week, visiting relatives. * office until the merger with Has- family of Lacey Sunday afternoon. | —- ----------; TV «•» ----------Ij The enterprising- railroads now i' We had a couple of frost* the lat­ tings center. Most of hls 4! yean j 1. „...c. ,reE- ,| scu H u is estimated if all nua summer sell passenger travel on lhe instalter part of last week with slight of service have been as combination ago when he I ..ort mattresses in aamage. * w Mrs. Mrs. George ueorge Hoffman, Monman. man “““• until “‘■“•.three “"‘i years 'IT” •T'' In the country count., were ( mentnl mrnt plan. It Is assumed the ticket Phone 2240 Hastings. Mich. damage. -oh tra^fen-ed — .a Ha Unltlno< —.'I .a .... another aa hard —.1 high-। will _ ___ specify __ entertained the Jolly Dozen and u *as o tthe Hastings laid aend to —end what the second paythe ^tanley^BnishjneeUng Friday “tar hriSS^riSSl1?^ !Way W0Uld ** tOT “iC’ nwnt U’ ftnd where’ I afternoon. * We were misinformed man. Mr. Hlar helned Install the , in regard to Dorr Darby being home first automatic dialing system tn j on furlough lost week. * Bernard Grand Rapids 24 years ago and he ' (r Whitmore, df Mt. Vernon was home helped change the iocal office over on furlough last week. MIm Sylvia to the dial system when it was first : Whitmore, of Battle Creek was also uv-d here. Mr. and Mrs. Hlar have lived in home over Sunday. * Farmers are about ready to sow wheat this com­ Middleville since 1918. they have a . ing week. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Keith son Carl, who is married and lives , Norton and children of near Kala- lit Wayland. and a son Eidon. who I mo, spent Saturday evening, with has recently received a medical dis­ Energy-building milk is all important to your family's hls Barents. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent charge for ft bock injury he received I while on maneuvers. from Fort Sam 1 Norton. health. Growing children, war workers, servicemen, Houston, Texas. \ On Jah. 1st Harry Scobey will 8OUTHWEST RUTLAND and you need it evey day. See that your kitchen is also finish twenty years servlfawith Lost Week’s Letter Hoving sold my form I will sell the following property at public auction at my farm lo­ well stocked with enough to satisfy the demand of Mrs. Harry Dunn accompanied the iocal branch of the MlctuganJ Bell Telephone Co. __________ her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Fred OU* cated 4 miles north of Level Park; or 1J miles south of Fine lake; or 2 miles north your hungry family. Serve it daily at all meals and and brother Ray near Pontiac to visit her sister and husband. Mr. have a reserve to supply those who enjoy between and 2 miles west of Bedford on County Line Road, known os Mogley farm, on and Mrs. Bruce Slddall over the weekend. * Mr. and Mrs. Howard meal or midnight snacks. Build appetizing lunch­ Johnson of Hickory Comers spent Sept. 11. 1943 boxes and meals around dairy products. Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Cook Bros. Mrs. Wm. Havens. * Mrs. Lester Hastings. Michigan Lord and children were Sunday Dear Old Friends: Keats of her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! I saw In the Banner of an oldmes Wilcox. ★ Mr*. Nellie Fore­ Umer who bought eggs for 10c per man and Mrs Dan Douglass spent doz. and worked for 10c per hour. Tuesday at the home of Mr. and I can beat him. I have boughten COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK i Mrs. EUis Daniels; of Hastings and eggs for 8c and worked for 5c per HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK then tiiey spent Saturday with Mr. hour grubbing during the last part ’ and Mrs. Paul Foreman. * Mr. and of March, then worked aeveral year* Mrs. Oley Douglass and family, lo ­ for 7^ cents per hour. Haying and HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. HORSES & HARNESS cal. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass of harvesting got from tl.23 to 12.00 a 5 tooth cultivator. Potato digger PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. ! Hastings, Mr. and. Mrs, Maurice day of about 14 hours. Black gelding, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1250 lbs. Calkins and daughter Betty of North Pump jack. Tank heater. I have a fairly good garden—have Rutland and Mr. McCain of Has­ several sunflowers. Two were brok­ Bay mare, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 lbs. 2 rolls barbed wire, 4 point cattle tings spent Sunday with Mrs. Dan en over by the wind, one was 14 । Douglass in honor of her birthday. ft. 2% Inches with 18 flowers and BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS One double set work harness Wheel barrel. 4 wooden barrels. , * Harry Dunn and grandson. Hu­ the other 14 ft. 6 inches with 30 bert Scnrter were Sunday dinner flowers—some single ones 12 Inches Four 22" leather collars, like new. 750 fireplace bricks. ■ guests at the horn* of Mr. and Mrs. across. । Ray Erway. * Mrs. Lemuel Oaks I am feeling well, so I' walk to 6000 sand and clay bricks. and children spent Sunday night Ichurch l and back—about a half a COWS , and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy ' mile each way. Will be 94 years and 12 cord seasoned wood. Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutinga Oaks. * Mr. and Mrs. Bert Newland 6 months old Friday, the 17th. I Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, due Nov. 1. were Sunday afternoon callers at was a Master Mason 73 years the Platform scales, 1000 Ib. capacity the home of Mr. and Mrs. Prance 24 th of August last. Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, due Nov. 8. Gorham. A J. Herbert 150 ft. picket fencing for corn cribs. 307 West Orleans St. Durham cow, 8 yrs. old, due Dec. 1. Otsego. Michigan * Rev. and Mrs J. o. Crawford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Woodman. ♦ Mr. and Mn. Clarence Davidson of Kalamazoo called at the homes of relatives here Sunday P. M. ★ Mrs. John Poster and two children of Kalama­ zoo epent from Saturday until Wed­ nesdav in Lansing while John was attending the 4H State Fair at E. Lansing. * Mrs Carol Weygandt Ross is In Pennock hospital and has been oulte 11). * Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woodman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mm. Ira 8hulta. Mr. and Mrs. Hart’e Woodman went to Mil­ ford Fridav and returned home Saturday. Their daughter Ruth accompanled them and stayed there to begin her school work as teach­ er at Bloomfield Hills School. * Mis* Ntna Brtsbtn and friend from Battle Creek spent Sunday with the farmer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Deo. Brisbin. * Mrs Floyd Clum and daughter Kathryn spent a week visiting her relatives at Dras* I ike near Jackson. * The D.G.T.O.Club met for the Sept, meeting last Wed. afternoon with Mrs. Pearl I Demond. The Subject* under dis­ cussion were concerning schools and the leader wax Mrs. Vera Brink•r * Th* c. F. Socletv have made a fine gift to the church of a bulle­ tin board and. it hits been placed on lhe church lawn. It announces the sermon for next Sunday n.s "Th* Bible’s Best Ladv." and the O. E. Society will be led by E»rl Sease. * Rev. F. c. Wing is preach­ ing al lhe Waviand Church of Ch-ht on Sunday mornings for a while. FALL TUNE-UP \v E CHECK Buy U. S. Bonds and Stamps ANDRUS SERVICE BRING THE FARM INTO YOUR HOME AUCTION SALE PUBLIC FORUM SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1943 13 HIGHLANDS DAIRY Twin heifer calves, 9 mos. old. GIRLS WANTED! DEFENSE INDUSTRY GOOD WAGES! THOSE NOW EMPLOYED IN DEFENSE INDUSTRY NEED NOT APPLY WKZO CBS JOB GRAND RAPIDS THIS WEEK! ■'Thanks To The Yanks" SATURDAY, 1:45 P. HL University of Michigan Western Mich. College SUNDAY at 2 P. M. New York Philharmonic MONDAY at 8 P. M. Lui Radio Theatre TUESDAY at 8 P. M. Burns and Allen HOGS Gilt, wgt. 160 lbs. Gilt, wgt. 130 lbs. Small shoot. CHICKENS 40 yearling laying hens. White Rock and Leghorn, mixed 40 pullets ready to lay, White Rock. TOOLS Iron wheel wagon and rack. McCormick mower, 5 ft. cut. Deering mower, 5 ft. cdt. Dump rake. 2 horse cultivator. Land roller. 2 sec. spring drag. 98 Oliver plow. One horse plow. . 2 horse walking cultivator. .One horse cultivator. Set bob sleighs and box. Chevrolet 11 top truck. Duddle bug Dray cart. 1933 DeLuxe Ford coupe, tires oil like new (Motor just completely over­ hauled). Lawn mower. Water separator Four 10 gal. milk cans. Strainer 1 ton coal. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 6 dining room chairs. China cupboard. Dining room table, drop leaf table. 4 straight back chairs. . Library table. Sec. bookcase. .3 rocking chain. Writing desk. 2 stands. Marble top stand, mahogany base. Two 8-day clocks. Enamel dresser 2 walnut dressers, antique. White sewing machine. Radio. Antique child's bed. Iron bed. Cot and mattress. Three 9 x 12 rugs. 2 burner oil stove. Fruit cupboard. Quantity of fruit jan. Quantity of small tools, such as ham' men, shovels, hoes and what not TERMS OF SALE: Cash, nothing to bo removed until settled for. WEDNESDAY, 8 P. M. SILVERS-RICH 120 NORTH BROADWAY Include WKZO on your Radio Push-Ballons! I FRED L. WOOD, Pro LOREN COPPOCK, Auctionoar Hickory &>>»>» phon. 17K-1 MILT Lllh �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER M. IMS MIDDLEVILLE Mr*. Clarence French and hA uneb. William Oonley. visited the Bl Vermontrilic visiting his parwith her mother >, E Bovee and Id and h unhand man hurt in the recent wreck of the Wolverine Filer at Grand Rap­ ids. Will be off duty for some ilmr yet because of the Injuries. * L\r- and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Merrick of Ham Llebler and her mother. Mr* i been fortunate lo hava a short Ums Hastings and Ml** Ethel Burton J. p. Slawson spent Sunday in • •“J**1* Grand R-plds Mr and Mr* W K earner ou* otlUUlS* btoklSft thur Oetty accompanied by Mr.1 bell, west of town. * Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Russell Bedford went to Ferd Johnson have purchased a Douglu lake near Pellston. Friday; home at Home Acres near Grand snd remained until this Monday.' Rapids and are nicely settled wi*en they brought Mrs. Oetty and there. Mr. and Mrs Julius Fischer j—US colleen home after sev­ of Alaska who purchased the John­ daughter eral weeks stay because of asthma. son farm will move sometime In the Tlie little twins. Bob and BUI. who fuuuw. Mrr-F. will be remembered returned home with their father u Uie former Ella HUjer whose two weeks ago so ■* to enter kinder, parent* live in - West Thornapplc garteii spent the weekend with * Letters to Mr. and Mrs. Edd Per­ their Grandpa and Grandma rault from their son Cpl. Richard Johnson on the Prairie. * MU* Pau­ Perrault states Uiat he hu moved line Benaway of lhe Bell Telephone from Texu and Is on maneuvers in office. Battle Creek, who U spend­ Uiulaiana. * Mrs. Ray Tolan spent U1< ------- last week in Detroit with Mr* ing ac.c,., several week* .. al home while recuperating from an appendectomy ii ‘ ‘ Robert Tolan and baby son. Ray wu over to the Pood Citv one d«v went down Saturday night and both; last week. * Mr. and Mrs. Merle returned home Sunday evening. * Sherk and chUdren of Hastings were Guests of the Malcomb Maciver' Sunday evening visitors of her par- family at Parmelee. Sunday, Sepents. Mr and Mrs Jervis Camp- tember 12, were Mrs. E. A. Burton DISCOVERY i I I ONE 1 | COAT : 100% FLAT OIL WALL & CEILING | [ | i Washable PAINT j i New life! New beauty I New livability in homes transformed with magic new-discovcry flat oil "SNO-SHEEN" Interior Finish. ONE COAT covers such surfaces as bare plaster walls, wall paper, caaein paint, brick, cement, kalsomine and wood. Supplied in 8 authoritative pastel shades and white which may be tinted to many color combinations. For beauty’s snd economy’s sake . . . U3C "SNO-SHEEN ”! G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. , 142 E. STATE ST., HASTINGS । PHONE 2331 । 0^° CO^ rtS HELPSAVE ^z°c0 j ★ FUEL ★ MAN-POWER ★ VITAL MATERIALS VW" ★ TRANSPORTATION 1 “Siz^ *•"1, wt C°C .X •‘Zy-I *•» ** ""''t, 1,1Um Of a Electricity itself cannot be saved or stored away. But any reduction you can safely make in your use of it, will reduce the amount of fuel burned to make it. That will mean fewer freight cars to haul it and fewer man hours to handle it. More cars and more men will be available for the'war effort. Each little bit that you save, multiplied by thousands of other Americans,* will be an important .contribution to the Voluntary Conservation Program. Help Win the War—by Saving Morel MDOT KILOWATT TOU« POWII-HH UtVAXT If you have any questions, telephone of write' us. "There is no shortage of electric power..,. and there*will be none . .. forj#ar_and_ej$enticiLcivilianjequirements." J. A^KRUG^Diredof -Office' of .War Utilities' THE '.as'Sm.": UCTION SALE aw* © LEGION REPORT ON CHILD WELFARE Ideblsr attsmdod the morning wor- — -------- — — -* —*— »-*•»-«-— Civgn A» Notional Convawship service of Park Congregations) tioti at Omaha, Nebraska church to which they belong The Ktor. Dr. E. A. Thompson celeted the tenth anniversary of his of Middlepastorate of the churoh and used at hl* sermon the same theme he uua>k S3.M4.4S4 50 durused in hit inaugural service ten with Mra Nellie Thompaoa with financial aid to 1-e- ’The Conauerbig raore than twenty preterit. Oon- celebrate Uie dren ot veterans Stride.' The Liebiers will alto at-1 uderablc business wa* conducted rs I snd IL tend the anniversary dinner Wedth* afternoon wa* pa**ed with highlight of lhe Mfed for delivery ne>d*y evening and spend a cou- vtaltuig * Mr. and Mr*. Leon Blat^01 days» in and ner her mouwr. mother. mi Mra. Ida Arvos »»* the city with old fr ana M-< £ mda ★ Rusaell Russel) Solomon of the lhe Of Grand Rapids Rapid* were war* Sunday eveln_ monthly mooting of the । On ______ Neb, , September 21 to , 23. ... The Creamery force ha* been off duty „mg supper guest* of Mr. and Mrs ZTchrtJtun Berv-1 by Harry- C. Kehm of of Sioux Falls Fall*. stoce Tuesday of last week with lii w. K. Llebler. Ouesto during the Woman • society of cnnsiisn । Jakou wuonal child web NU. * Mn. Jessie Couch of Irving Mr. and Mra. Will Mitch-1 □,17lL-^ “?lh al fare chairman of The American Le. ren e i way , or inis wccx wim * * to lhe new housekeeper al the home eU and Mr* John Schroder also of I ih cT>rk Ladles 8»on. dinner “ al 1 * o'clock. of Mr. and Mra. William Kronewit- OrajM| Rapids • Mra. Stella War- I 2®**luck ““ dlnn,r »C,OCM Ladle* *gwn. ig own table service, aondwichu Th* IMS contributions brought fer * Mr. and Mra. Harry Balsch ntr Of Alio was a Sunday visitor ----------- ' -- -------------------------to a grand total of approximately and little daughter Nancy and 0, her cousin*. Mr. and Mra. Glenn, .*ve been invited 852.000.000 lhe funds expended by Lewi* Balsch were guest* of Mr. Solomon and son Curtis * Mra. I the program and Th* American Legion and it* affil­ and Mr* Edd Timm and son L^roy, Harry Balsch and daughter Nancy J° a fine meeting, iated group* in lhe direct financial Friday night. Sept. 17. for a birth-.accompanied Harry to Grand Rap-i assistance of needy children hun­ y of the District dreds day supper lionorlng Mrs Bal*cb<ids Wednesday and spent the day I * “ \irrtn!tv ch^ch"tn*Grand dreds of thousands of them-since * a number of Eastern Star lady* wlth her- parents, and enjoyed a | so^Tv 1825 :X5. Most of thia money went for plan to attend the County meeuha visit with her brother' from New I roorcrented^it UteT gtuier-: food 11 visit - ---- —.---------------------------- -----food, clothing snd medical treat­ at Freeport thte Thursday. * Mr■ York city who who was wa* on on hl* way to|f?? “ rePre »enw?<1 «—u“l gauisr iooa, York City hls way to ---------------menu. Il represented fund.* ex­ and Mra. Henry Poulson spent khc" California on business * The many pended In the national child wel­ weekend at Saranac with tnelr Middleville friends u . of Vemor Leetr.n, fare programs ot these organisa­ daughter. Mr*. Harold Hoskins' and ka. Pham. Pham 3 claas; claas. who has been bouth Thoen*-pple ,t»rm tion*. family. * Mra. Lena Whjtf ha*, slationed In ths dispensary at, am.rir.n tavtnn*’* gone to th# home of Idrt: Lizzie Bremerton. Washington for some! The September organ tea Uonal D«Pll« Stevens Springs for an nine time win will i»c be uiuc Interested to know meeting of the South Thortiapole almost complete absorption in Uio •'■ft. ’T in — \ankee ----------........ m. , -Tv t .nd ha* Farm Bureau group wa* held at the national war effort; an army of indefinite stay. ★ Andrew tN-b. Fink- bJm thet h. he Is SSI now “ onw ^Tlh _ ________ ______ _________________ kew mJ S huS Mr 7m Mn mor. Uun MW wluolnr »M beiner L« confined to the bed with an t --- ------ ----------attack of rheumatism In hte knee, folk* but now has a helper. Per- Longstreet. Thursday evening, Bep- child welfare worker* carried on Chair-* There L* a telephone at the Otto hapswhen the war te over Vemori tember 18. The following officers thte program during 1943.J, Chair Bechtel home now-No. 154-F4. * can lake wme more stitoy and be- we« elected-Chairman. Jennie man kehm reported. .. ........ . Mrs Claude ----—............. - LBUmeUir a.. rettiM good D*Tl*:vlce chairman, Myrta Jacktnechild child welfare Mr Kermeen and an duuic M Dinuiv He te sporting ./onon" the Mr and and Mr* Claude Kermeen and -“ om. an m n Hr is i the ■- Stuart ........ Rlgler family -|»»> spent SunSun- tXKuS 'tuning w “ Mra Mr. Don Oui Buehler ^H1 •jon; • «eretary. -r^ Wellington *“ ”The Americ •Uington Jackson; Jackson; stondart* standard* set aat by American Leday with Mr. und Mrs Joe Curri* Jrtum to herbome — ^tar; aion. iton leader, WUllam Cridler; gion. Chaim Chairman Kehm Mid; rt return lo her borne in Greenville , assistant, Mercedes French; recre— of the child wel­ *’*.k »««• „ • vull vla11 wnnnerparwith her par- I ”£‘>nL Merced. "The ttandard gun on the Freeport roa£ * uu, WM a a|tcr Iean^th>,rr(U^t.s Mr “nd... M" — R*y Aubllin song --------------leader. fare program maintained and tne nnma , M,u . .. Aiihll in I *t!0n. -Flossie ..... Adams; — ------ ----- — X—M .U. —. |. — j. Clarence Longstreet; -hospital serv- wrvlce* rendered through It by The in Det.Oit 1 j: t wetk after a two I*!lchton Tai: e Mrs Foster Wadi■ • । •_• Virginia Cridler; aaaodated AmericanLegton Legion over tne perlo------weeks vl*it with her grandparent*. and Waiter Richard and *“ associated American । Mr. and Mrs H E Bennett * Mr.Robert were Wednesday night sup- * Oman's chairman. Marton Finkmany " many years years since since it* eotabushmenu and Mr*. Kenneth Elliott and three t>rr guests of the ForrestBender betner. The regular discussion was vas have have greatly greatly inflt influenced chUd welchildren of Coldwater, were Sunamlh ”uthwe* of twn conducted by the former leader. __Jer, Ure f|kre trends trends and and developments of dnv Walter Bender. foUowed by connun-, day visitors of Mr mid and Mra Mrs Alton Alton, * ianui> suuui*ui oi vown. connun-ehlld . child welfare welfare fact facilities tn the comdrums, drum*, games games ’and pol luck hi.r-a light ii.hr munltlea and states As the reaull, Elwood and children. * Mr. and k,|i, n*v Mr* Mark Ritchie were Saturday I 7 / ,,, refreshments children of World War II veteran* supper guest* of her brother and . The Methodist Sunday school will The next meeting will be Thurs­ have service* and benefit* avaiume sister-in-law, Mr. snd Mrs Charles holfl »t» annual rally day program day. October 21. Watch lhe paper* to them which were not available Crookston. * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence, Pfxl. 1®'2° .n a c?mi lor further notice. to children of veterans of World War Sterby of Grand Rapids were in ^/htu,r"h ®»nrd” I when their needs were urgent. town on business on Wednesday. jervice. It Is hoped there wil be a Mn. VlrsinU BeUe Hurley "The American Legion through and called at lhe home of her- l“r.W «t{cndance and that all the Mrs. Virginia BeUe Hurley, who its child welfare program hu been aunt. Mrs. Fred Biokoe. * Mrs. children and adult* will be back in had spent lhe summer with her a strong Influence in change from Hurry Bennett spent Friday with t l*2r , to,ned P^ce* with many *on, Herbert Lanfeqr. northwest national and state institutionalizing her sister. Mra Clara LoomL* in ncw I*°P,e »tao enrolling. of town, died Tuesday. September and regimenting of children to serv­ Delton. * The T.-K. football team 14 at the home of her son Floyd ices and aid for children in their Thornapple Red Croat Meeting will .open. 2r... .-. It* . -a*nn —.. with -.... „ a game Hurley In Chester township near own family homes Also the benefits here Friday with “** Wayland ’—* ■"*' Arthur — The first fall meeting of the lo­ Charlotte following a severe established Uirough the federal govSmalley is coach. * Mr. and Mrs. cal Red Cross organisation will be stroke. She Was 83 years old and ernnwnl by American Legion in­ Leo McWithey of Grand Rapids held at the Methodist church at 2 had been very active until a couple fluence -and demand tor jhe dis­ -----—a---------------------n--------of • .... were c. Sunday evening callers his o'clock. Wednesday afternoon. Sep­ weeks before her death when she abled veteran of World War I snd brother-in-liw and sister. Mr and tember 29 A summary of lhe work was taken sick and went to her th* dependent* of Uioee veterans Mrs Claude Kermeen * Mr* S. B done tlie past year will be given son's at Chester just a week prior who died tn the service or since, Quincer of the BaptLst parsonage, and there will be election of offi­ to her death. 8he was a sister of or who are disabled, and the.help who ha* "been in poor health the cers It te hoped many ladle* from Mrs. Friend* Rock. Funeral serv­ The American Legion U giving to past ytar is confined to the bed by Middleville and surroundng com­ ice* were held at the Methodist see to it that the servicemen and /tekne**. * ReprescniaHve Ellis munity wUl attend. church nt Marlin on Friday and veterans of World War II and their Faulkner of Delton wa* a visitor at dependent* receive the proper con­ the Paul Faulkrcr drug store, Thurs-1 Opening of Kid's Inn ' Those attending from this vicinity sideration -------------and assistance, -—, -----material. -------------day. * Rev and Mrs. I. W. Minor The opening of the Kid's Inn. were Mr and Mr* Lsnfear. Mrs. ly aid* in Improving and assuring and her mother. Mrs Margaret Bliss the recreation center for teen-age Rock and Mr. and Mrs Carl Rock, greater security in the family home made a business trip to Kalamaaoo, youth of the Community has been Besides the two sons mentioned she . life of children of veterans of World Friday and also visited their chll- set for this Tuesday. The rooms leaves three daughter*. Mrs. Viola War II." , dren there and at Otsego. * Mrs. are in lhe Flnkbelner building on Brown of Augusta, Mrs. Nlnabello ( Chairman ---------- ---Kehm ---------*-*-■* *out -* that pointed Mark Ritchie 1* employed in the Ear-t Main St. the site of the former Daggett of Olivet and Mrs. Lelah of the *2464.484 40 expended by The i abstract department of the Register Hungeford shoe shop and lhe proj­ Pierson of Helena. Mont., all of American Legion and it* affiliated of Deeds cfflc? at the Barrv countv ect is sponsored by the Methodist whom were present for the funeral ! organization In direct finance! aid uUrtJ^WM *nd IUUU ‘ rvu«»* Wp M.uup. Youth Fellowship Group. vuninContri- She also hu a sister tn Florida. > to needy children during 1943. the i5 “’’A ^?n' I button* have berm made and there I sum of I1.418.492A0 came out of the John of Marshall, spent cne dav an> ganirh and reading for a plca*- NORTH HOPE , Legion’s own funds, or those of its la-st week wi h hls purents kfr and ant Umf Rulca „e Mmple foJ. , affiliated groups. The balance was Mr. and Mrs WUllam Martin of Mr*. Chris Xlatchelcln-wesiThorn- jGWa—no *moking. «2i No one Hastings spent Sunday at the. home obtained from outside 'sjsourccs, *, l? Ro'>*’n/-‘chNiib*rger of u pwmltUd to gamble. <3» No eatof Qu* Peake. * Mr. and Mrs. most local, slate or federal resources, z» "iUS 'ef Visitor lnj£ jail ln onjPr to i^p me Lewis Ferguson of Delton and Mr through Legion initiative and effort*. »’lac,‘ «n»Ury and clean. The rooms bers of the North Thornapjrie Farnt. will be open Sunday afternoon*.al- and Mr*. Merle Tobias of Dowling spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr* Bureau are.ft.'-ked to remember the Tuesdav and Tliursdav eveninn Otto Pranshxa and family. ♦ Mr. Lo< Cabins Not Strictly American first tall mr.-ting thb Thursday from 7^0 to 10' evening* The log cabin which spread over snd Mrs. Donald McCallum spent America In pioneer day* 1* attri­ evening M 8:15 at tlie Shirley Ker- ,rom 7"w • 10 Sunday afternoon with Mr. and buted to the original Swedish Mi­ mccn home. * Mr. and Mrs. Emory Fine Treat Mrs Capt Shellenbarger Ln. Has* ners in Delaware. i Jones aud son Charle* of U-ightnn Frederick Griffcth returned home tings. * Albert Hampton of the | Mr. jura Mrs. Clarence Stccby of Saturday from Higgins lake where Bunncl district was a Sunday ......... _--------------------guest of Mr. and Mrs. Morse Mur­ family * Mr and Mrs. Nelson Hul­ phy * Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Welch bert of Battle Creek spent Sunday ^-j-rrfmd Rapid*. Sunday September }>* *JJET < 12. _ hon<njn« JMaftus ilublribU o( "n "• '"■«"I "J of Shults called Saturday evening with their parent*. Mr. and Mn. cK.,rfK on Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pranshka and Albert Ulrich. services at Trinity Methodist, church where their friend. Dr. WilHam Hclrigel is pastor. * Mr. and 1 Mr*. E F. Blake und D O. Doyle were Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and Mra. Ernest Cross in Caledonia, * Mrs. John Robertson of Flint spent lhe weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcomb Maciver at Pur­ melee. * The Jerald Dennison famlly has moved from the Curl home on Broadway to their recently pur-. chased heme, the Whitwam place' on the cast side. * Mrs. Norman Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at public auction all personal property Carpenter of Detroit, spent last week with her parents. Mr. and on my farm located three-quarters mile cost, one-half mile south of Delton on the Mrs. Will Reed in Parmelee. Nor­ man came for the weekend and old Payne farm on they also vLsited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carpenter before re­ turning home * Mrs. Monroe Gibbs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Claude Rosenberg left for Milwaukee. Wte.. Friday where she expects to remain sometime with au aunt of her hus­ > COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP. IS W ' band Monroe Is receiving hls boot training at the Great Lakes Train­ ing Station but is In the hospital where most of his time has been spent since taken into service * Mr. FARM EQUIPMENT COWS and Mrs. Clair Brog and children were Sunday dinner guests at the Elmer Ischinger home -in Grand ■ McCormick Deering Little Holstein cow, 8 yrs. old, Rapids Her mother and sister. Mr*. fresh, Oct. 10 Raich Tuber and Mildred accom­ Genius 16-in. tractor plow panied Hum home for a week's visit and her father will ioin them Brown cow, fresh April McCormick mower, 5 ft. cut Friday for the weekend. * Tlie Kindergarten room of T.-K. school Durham heifer, 16 mos. old F-l 2 tractor on steel, Is filled to overflowing with fifty] A-1 condition little tots. Two sets of twins are among the beginners, the Getty boy* and the Palmer girls. * John' PIGS Fence stretchers Kollar was brought from Pennock hospital at Hastings Sunday to hls Cream separator. Royal blue home In Clay Hills neighborhood 7 feeder pigs where he is recovering from an at-' Two 10-gal. milk cans lack of pleurisy, although still con-' Slip scrapers Buzz saw * fined to the bed. * Mr. and Mrs. CHICKENS Monroe Aubll of Leighton took Mrs | 80 rods of 39-in. hub fence, Christine"Flnkbelner to Moline Sun-! day where she wmalned to care for 100 White Rock chickens, 6 in.stave her sister. Mrs Katherine Gordon 4 mo*, old. who lias been til for tome months. Coal brooder stove * Mr and Mrs. Ival Baird and daughter Arden of Grand Rapid* Cornsheller Iron kettle visited her parents, Mr- and Mrs.1 FARM TOOLS Elmer James. Wednesday and; Brooder house, 8x12 Thursday and were supper guest* of her sister. Mrs Foster Waddell and McCormick binder, 7 ft. cut family. * This 1* a busy time in the country with bean harvesting HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE David Bradley potato digger and silo filing now on the docket * Clarence Thede, son of Mr. and Spring tooth drag, 3 sec. Mrs. Glenn Thede of Leighton has Davenport Bookcase been a great sufferer the past few Spike tooth drag, 3 sec. weeks with asthma and hay fever Radio Victrola and confined tq the bed several weeks. He is a student in T.-K. Dump rake ■ Rocking chairs school. * Conrad R. Beeler.Pharm. I 3 claas. of the Great Lakes Train­ Dowagiac grain drill Other article* too numerou* to mention ing station, spent the weekend with Ins parent*. Mr and Mrs. L R. Beeler * Mr and Mrs Earl Kermren of Parmelee were Suhday din­ ner guests of Mr. and Mn. Julian Potts in lhe Clay Hills vicinity. W. Foster Waddell was brought home from Butterworth hospital,- Grand Rapids on Saturday and is gaining nicely from his recent operation, although still confined to the bed.' * Billie tiandefur. who enlisted tn the Navy last spring and is con­ nected with lhe hospital corp has PftOMUETOR been transferred to the Marines, and now 1* stationed at San Diego. MILTON LEINAAR. Clerk LOREN COPPOCK. Auctioneer Calif. He recently was at New River, N. Carolina, where Cpl. Martha Phone Hickory Comers 17F2-1 Bl-had accidentally found him and there was a happy reunion of two Middleville youngster*. Billie has neth Vogel of Jackson will be In­ terested to know Uiat she will teach 1st grade in the Michigan Center schools this year. ★ Approaching cold weather and shut-in condition* are causing ’tome of our resident* to double-up for tha winter. This town has many people living alone In large houses who very well could share together and avoid lonesomenea*. Mrs. Lcnna Kirkpatrick Is going to stay with Mrs. Nellie Thom (won; Mrs Mattle Lynd 1* staying with her son Max and wife, and and we we hear hear of of others others who anUcipate changes. * Mr and Mr* Wm. McKevitt spent the weekend Grand Rapids with hl* *l»ier. Mra. I. H. Keeler « * Mra. Lydia Bradford of Nashville visited her sister*. Mn Dora Gannon and Mrs Maud Cros* the past weekend. * Mrs Ora Davis has relumed to her home south of town after several week* spent with her sister. Miss Mary Moe * Jack Chase of the Naval Reserves at Kalamazoo, spent lhe weekend with hls parents. Mr and Mrs Dave, Chase. * Mr*. George Krupp and two daughters of Grand Rapids were recent luncheon guest* of her niece. Mrs Reg Cridler west of 'town. * Frank Ttechon with lhe engineering force te spending U S. ...................................................... J-6... furlough _..u a tew days with his peopie. He ha* been employed on lhe Alcan highway for many month* and has had some Interesting experiences * Glenn Blake has returned from hls vacation in the Upper Peninsula * Jim Pruett of Mt. Pleatuni, Tennessee came Fri­ day for a week's visit with hls daughter. Mrs Stanley Glass and family. He arrived in time to help Mr*. Glass and son Eugene cele­ brate their birthdays. Sat.. Sept. 18 * Mr. and Mr'. Arch Dent of Kalainozoo were Sun. visitors of her *1.- , ter Mrs. Wm. Corson and family. * Mrs. Maurice Smith and niece. Mra James Rogers, nee Mary Griffeth, of Sturgis spent the weekend with their sister and aunt. Mrs. LewL* Flnkbelner and family. Sun­ day afternoon. Mrs. Rogers and cousin. ML*s Evelyn Flnkbelner called at the homes of her uncle*. Harold and Glenn Grlffeth. * Mr and Mrs. T. J. Berry and Mrs Blanch Segerstrom spent Saturday and Sunday In Lansing with their children. Mr and Mrs. James Berry * Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MeKevltl accompanied hi* sister. Mrs. I. H. Keeler of Grand Rapid*, to VMTnontviUe, Sunday. September 12 where they visited the McKcvitt'* son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Day Pugh, wid helped their small granddaughter. Mary Ellen celebrate her 6th birthday * Mr. and Mrs W. K. Llcbler. Mrs. Wil- CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY In coop.rorlo,' wilh lh. War PrM. rTlon Board', Voluntary ConMrratlon Program. a MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1943 TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. CHARLES BURGART �ON ______________ U Auxlland the • •..diable brought BmMQ ended by lUaffUfliuuicial Legion'e n In Uio anny of r trained rrlrd on J, Chalr1 at 1 faro out that d by Tlie affiliated mc.tl aid 1043. the •ul of the .’se of ttr. ancc was i-sourerv., resource-, id elforu. clean over 11* altrl- on Hub Sunday ____________________________ __ before vou give me your Answer! 'I' hlld weland me 1: 0/ lhe KI cd Of menu hlld welmt-nia ol the com­ be result, veteran* nvaiiaoie available forld War irgent. through hlU bcCII ngc from |on:il!zln« o toAcrvin their • benefits k-r.tl gov■glon in^he cllsar I and veterans or since, lhe help giving to men and 1 and their >pcr conmaterial­ assuring illy home of World ___________ _______ Look into Your HearT new is IX Palls, went tot •I trcalundA nhlld wel- ________ f m«nxo« uwu, ratiuan, Hmwn n -------- ------- — y name isn’t important. I’m just one M . of the millions of fellows over here fighting for America. I’d like to speak for these fellows—to you folks back home. z * 4 z, • *>. — 55 Yju sec, I think I know what’s in their minds, because wc often talk things over among ourselves. Mostly wc talk about home—about the places wc came from and the things wc plan to do when wc get back. Right now, especially, wc’rc thinking a lot about home, for we’re in the bloodiest battles of history—and wc know that some of us will not come back. Some of us will never see again the ones we love. But—we’ve got a job to do and we’re going to do it. What I want to say to you folks back home is this: we’d like to think that you are with us in this bitter struggle of invasion. It would help a lot to know that you arc really behind us, backjng us up 100 per cent. It’s going to take a heap of ammunition—and ships and planes, tanks and guns, to beat the Axis. That’s what the 3rd War Loan is for; it’s for invasion. Most of us fellows in the service arc putting every dollar wc can into War Bonds. But you folks back home will have to carry the big load/Wc’vc got to depend on you. Dop’t fail us, will you?, s. __ A ,^08, it’s to you this boy is looking in this critical hour. Today > America calls upon you to do your part inthc 3rd war loan. And your part is at least one extra $100 War Bond during the drive. A T LEAST $100. That’s in addition to your regu- k lar War Bond subscriptions. Invest more if you possibly can —some of you must invest thousands in order to reach our , national quota. Invest out of your income—invest out of your idle or accumulated funds. Remember, this money must come from individuals like\ yourself. Each and every one must do his share. / Let’s do it the American way—willingly, gladly. Do it with the knowledge that you are putting your money into the safest investment in the world—to be paid back with interest by your government. Sacrifice today—you will be richer for it tomorrow. Back the invasion now—buy at least one extra $100 War Bond in September. • United States War Savings Bonds Series "E”; gives you back 14 for every 13 when the bond matures. Interest: Your Answer is Either "Yes" or "No" in this 2.9% a year, com pounded semi-annually, if held to maturity. Denominations: 125. 150, 1100. 1500. 11,000. Redemption: Anytime 60 days after issue date. Price: 75% of maturity value. Roll Call of the Nation— YES □ I will honestly do my best to invest in at hast one extra 5100 War Bond during the 3rd War Loan Drive. I will lend my Government this money gladly to back up our fighting men. NQ I am not lending any of my money to my country, I'm □sponging it. Sure, I know the boys who are fighting for me need support, but let somebody else make the sacrifices. Your answer will be given in the number of extra War Bonds you invest in during September. IN THE WORLD SAFEST INVESTMENTS WAR LOAN ... . 2Vi% Treasury Bonds of 1964-1969; readily marketable, acceptable as bank collateral. Redeemable at par and ac- trued interest for the purpose ot satisfy­ ing Federal estate taxes. Dated Septem­ ber 15. 1943: due December 15. 1969. Denominations: 1500. 11,000. 15.000, 110,000. 1100,000 and 11,000,000. Price: par and accrued interest. Other securities: Scries "C Savings Notes; Wt> Certificate of Indebted­ ness; 2% Treasury Bonds of 19? 1-1953; United States Savings Bonds Series "F*; United States Savings BondsSeries "G". 15-BILLION DOLLARS (Non-Banking F" ■- •. . . Quota) : >■ Back the Attack-with War Bonds WALLDORFF & SON CUT RATE SHOE STORE STRAND AND BARRY BEN FRANKLIN STORE THEATRES J. C. PENNEY COMPANY HODGES JEWELRY •--------- ----------------WATERS CLOTHES SHOP FRANDSEN'S JOHN BULLING & SON B. A. LyBARKER E.W. BLISS CO. BONNET & GOWN ROTH FURNITURE AUTO SPORT SHOP G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. THE VALUE STORE REED'S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS COFFEESHOP ANDRUS SERVICE HOTEL HASTINGS MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE TAYLOR SHOE STORE CHkrEEON^RDTuNERAL^ M00RE 5‘ * HOME FELDPAUSCH STORES COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK _ STORE BAIRD'S STORE THE HASTINGS BANNER MILLER REAL ESTATE CASITE CORP.' - VIKING CORPORATION CAST END CIGAR STORI HIT. SEAL*LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WINOSTC.V.I �THE HA9TTNt8 BANNER. THURSDAY, ItMTtfBCK H, 1H1 J Bethlehem. Pa. last Monday for Detroit, where he the Service. On Thursday evening, Mrs. Ernest‘ Shomo enter enrolled In the Melstnger School Mr and* *" ’ ­ of Art on Tuesday. He returned tained in ineir nonor with a family I of Grand Rapids attended the John Mr dinner. * Pvt. El toe Vandccar of Guy family reunion at the home of i , Jefferson Barracks. Mo., is spending |I Mr. and Mrs. Paul ouy of Warner-1 ft11 of.’ a furlough with hi* parents. Mr. Capt. and and and Mrs. Leon Vandecar. * Mr. . ville on Sunday. About forty rela- , ***“1 M live* were present. ★ Mr*. Albert * son, Don Jr. arrived home Saturday and Mrs. J. Roy Smith and daugh­ I Dinwiddle of New Orleans. La... ‘SadfSiSlv*^ afternoon for a week's stay with ter of Caledonia called on Rev. ahd spent Monday ntaht with Mrs. Law- -unc.l’i relatives here. They returned to Mrs. Geo. Wingard Sunday after­ rence Hilbert and Mis* Lorena Hll- ' Colorado Sunday. They spent from noon. ★ Mr. and Mra. Arthur Al- bert Mr. Dinwiddle was enroute d Monday until Thursday with friends her summer home in Petoskey ELJ?'nimmnUr' In Coldwater, where Capt. Bhorno Mrs Harry Pennington of Castle­ ! from to her home in New Orleans. * Mr. • nian ftnd Perr^ Barnum. practiced dentistry' before entering ton Township Sunday for dinner. Mr «nrt Mrs* Artruir Aiieraine jr * and Mrs. Wm. Adrlancc of Grand , Arthur Allerdlng. Jr.. Rapids spent last Wednesday with 1 CLAY HlLUt • Mr. ” and Mra.-we™abo^S^Thu ' wasTblrthd’y dinner Tn honor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hynes. ♦ Mr. Last Week's Letter ' I Arthur Jr or Hud * Mr and Mrs I “nd Mj!» Lawrence Paul accompan- । Verdun Covill had the misfortune I hSSI' LuSlif iS IM w >»■ •“<! Mr., Cbu, SS.- to Mre . Hirer ot UM In hU i Sunday dinner gue*t* of Mr. and 1 ladcr of Orand Rapids were Sun-| right eye recently at theWhltePro! Mrs Herald Classic * Mrt Harold | da* ruesta of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- | duct plant In Middleville. After । Blakely and daughter Judy of Bliss-1 encc Amle and son* of Battle Creek, eight x-rays an eye specialist in "e “vunld “ r li™* Mr ltd ------------I Orona Mgoul mowl » the back of the eyeball. It had left Mrs. Leon Nicholson last week while Surprise Birthday Dinner her husband. Rev. Blakely attended Mr* John Bulling wa* surprised a hole in the eye through which it Conference in Detroit. He joined 1 Friday evening when her son and passed. It i* thought Mr. Covllle them lor for Uie the weekend. * ♦ Mrs. Karl' Karl wife, Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Bulling will lose the sight of that eye. * Mr. Faul and Miss Marda Faul spent! of Hastings accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. SUsoh of Freeport were Friday and Saturday with the for- , .and Mrs. J. Marsman. and Mr. and ..— k— i 1 Mrs Arthur Allerdlng. Jr. also of Wednesday. * Mrs. Oertte Harri* en­ ------mer's— mother. Mr*. C. B. Benham I the Busy Bee club and sister. Mrs. Richard Hughes of1 jHastings came for a birthday din­ tertained Allegan. * Miss Genevieve Penn- iner Ln her honor. Mr. and Mrs. Thursday; games were played and mg ton of Lansing Is spending a two 1 ,ArUiur Allerdlng. Sr. of Woodland a nice lunch was served by the hostess. * Mr. and Mrs. John Lukweeks vacation with her parent*, iwere also guest*. so entertained her brother and Mr and Mrs. Harry Pennington of famllv of Grand Rapids recently. * Mrs. Leon Pott* went to Blodgett sIn M.ckuuw city * Wrall.nd TownU.lp School 1». hospital Saturday morning to ac­ Pvt. Elwood McLeod of Colum- i _Bn Tuesday and classes beginm”; . Prom TeiY/11 IM ntr 1 ",n< Wllh thC Wth OradB C’Bdt*d company her auter, Mra. Lenna Johnson to her home in Bowne Uwre from Texas, spent Saturday ,fflccrg ft5 foI]ows; Center. Mrs. Johnson had been in 3 Fifth and Sixth Grades the hospital seven weeks having ‘ 1 Pres.. Joan Begerow: Vice-Pre*.. had a major operation. * Mr. and ‘ Marvin Classic: Sec y . Duane Row­ Mrs. William Bullet of Middleville ; lader; Treas.. Joyce Parthing. spent Sunday at Roy McCaul's. * 2 | Seventh Grade: Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Gibbs spent Sunday at Stephen Miller's, near Clarksville. ■* Mr. and Mrs. Stan­ ley Johnson of Dutton, spent Bun­ , engineering nt the Oido Static Uni- IJXrimienday at Chas. Skinners. i verslty In Columbus. Ohio. ★ Mr. cin<« Advisor Mrs Miller- Pres fnmilv of Homer’antl Mi^'and Mrs* Vlr«ln,tt Warren:’ Vice. Pre*’. Phy- CLOVEBDALE TaJwSP-nrt ?OmUv^,fdPnn ' ”tlC Harper: Sec'v.. Melva Makley; M*2,Ujn!£ For Tteas. Marv Curtis: Student Coun- Last Week’s Letter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humeston ^d^daToftoTt £ph<*‘‘re“W,M’ were In Kalamaoo. the past Sun­ ^irtCp1Imnmlnf1ramn*Switt ^pxxs" ' ^lais Advisor. Don McCormack; day. calling on Mrs. Humeston's :1i’Snoi? fCurtoCghW,sr.^ v^de^: VBmy*“^ two brothers. Roy and George Mac­ Donald. * Callers the past Sunday at Mr- and Mrs. Edward Pennels vnent "lost ’wrek”0with Rkymond I Frederick Geiger: Student &*"olf ^M# RObCrt CaP'POn’ BMty L>* were Mr and Mrs. Harry Pennels and Richard Pennell and *on Norman of Kalamazoo. * Miss Em­ Dorothy Walker returned to her1 home tn Ml. Clemens last weekafwilliam*- ma Johncock left last Monday for Detroit where slip will teach this year. * Mr. and Mrs. Nial McOahn HenrvhHvne? She tMche^at Vuf Phv,lls Eckardt: Sec>. Virginia and children of Hastings spent Mt tM* vear * Vamev: Treas . Maxine Bates; Stu- Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Johncock * Mias Vivian Brooks left Saturday for Lowell where she been convalescing from a recent will teach this year. * Mr. and operation at the home of her parMrs. Rov Pennels of Kalamazoo called at Virgil Monica's. Sunday. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pennels entertained the following for din­ ner on Wednesday: Mrs. Nellie Joan Leffler spent Uie weekend Raiitah. Man Lake^ „ Service Squad Kelly. Mrs. Janette Brooks. Mr. and War Ira ID c keep* her busier than ever but she manages with her aunt*. Mb* Doreen Clary A Safety PMrolandsendee hns been brranlred In the Fifth and Mrs. Klose. Mrs Mina Stover ot and Mrs Vert Miller of Hasting} * . —fc. .. ~ Arlle Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. Lewis to keep calm and pleasant. Misa Jeanne Burkle of Battle Creek S‘^,’\1(.53r,l^Ch^Om6ffteers spent Monday, with her parent*, smi dler teacher. Officers were Ferguson of Delton. Mrs. Martha She still has ‘The Voice Wilh A Smile” even when the Chamberlain and Mrs Emma Dick­ Mr and Mrs Carl Burkle. She. in I erson. * Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon company with her sister-in-law. Snfetj Patrol. . lights are thick on lhe long distance switchboard and the Capt. Mrs. carlyle Burkle of Lansing. Just n ""’ -Donald Matthews,. Lieut. Howell and Mr. and Mrs. Will But­ circuits are crowded. Even when she has to ask you to —• ler of Kalamazoo and James Lewi* Duane Rowlader. returned relumed from a two week's vneavnea-, -------------of Leslie called on Mrs Martha tlon In Roanoke. Virginia, where Service “ J* 1 ; “Please limit your call to 5 minute/. Others are waiting.*9-larv Jane Leak. Lieut. Chamberlain and Mrs. Emma Dick­ they visited the former's sister. Cant Ms erson. Sunday. * Mrs. Iva Kelly of _ Lambeth • _...i....i. (Marie n-,*nn, nr.^ Charlotte t Charlotte Hall. ________ Mrs. BUrklei. and That’s to help everybody gel Iietter service and you couldn’t Hastings spent the weekend with family. * Miss Ellen Hilbert of New Mr. and Mrs. George Kahler and Castle. Indiana visited her mother. ROUTH THORNAPPLE ask for a belter reason limn that. Mrs. Glenn Kahler. * The ClovMrs Lawrence Hilbert from Wed­ Last Week's Letter Mrs. Edna Grlffeth of Kalamazoo nesday until Sunday. She accom­ panied her sister and husband. Is passing some time here with her ly entertained at the home of Mr. Mrs. Wilbur Gibson's on MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Capt. and Mrs. Don Shorno as for os brother. Ben Park, ancyfamily:1 Mrs. and Chicago on Sunday, on their re­ Park remains oulte poorly * Mr. Thursday. * Mrs. Mina Aldrich of Center was a euest of Mr. and turn to Denver. Colorado. On Fri­ and Mrs. Floyd Laclflre accompanied Hope Mrs. Clarence Applegate and Elsie day Diev received a telephone call by her brother. Perrv Barnum and Sunday for dinner. * Mr. and Mrs from Cpl. Richard Hilbert who la sister, Mrs. Lvdia Wilson were in attending Lenlglr- .University in Battle Creek Thursday. * Theo­ Clarence Applegate and Elsie and dore Wleringo assisted hls brother Mrs. Mina Aldrich called at the Fred of the/North county line In Will Hallock's Bunday afternoon. ♦ I taking dowh his big shed and one of Mrs. Ewing of Middletown. Ohio, Friday to snend sometime the buries on this farm, the bld came Timothy Johnson farm, south of with her daughter iffTd family, Mr. 143«es' Comers, which the state has and Mrs. Robert Boykin. I bought. * Milo Shaw had some of | hls cattle in Jackson last week DUNHAM DISTRICT and this week he Is Ln Ithaca. Bill Last Week's Letter Flfield accompanying him to assist The Maple Grove Farm Bureau In their care. * Mr. McKibbln of Community Group will meet Sat­ Yankee Springs Is filling and sow­ urday evening. September 18. at ing 80 acres of rye on what was the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude the Timothy Johnson farm south Hoffman. Pot luck supper will pre­ of Oates' Corners ★ Mr. and Mrs. cede the business session. * Mr. Clarence Shaw and Roberta of near and Mrs Frank Lauer, O. E. Brumm Nashville. and a friend of the lat- and Burt Case of Augusta called । ter's from near Richland were . guests Monday at lhe Milo Shaw ernoon. * Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hoff­ home. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ross man spent Friday with Mr. and ; < Mary Wleringa) of Detroit spent Mrs Nelson Willison at the latSaturday night with her brother Al­ bert Wferinga and family of he pound son. Roland Joe. was born west county line. They were Gln- Friday night al Pennock hospital ner guest* Sunday at the Johnson to Sgt. and Mrs. Rudolph Soya and Wieringa home. Callers there (Thelma Ball). Sgt. Soya is Idtat- Lt Gaylord Flory of Texas is visltahis mother. Mrs Bertha Flory brother Verdon Flory this week. * Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Dodge visited relatives in Indiana und Ohio lost week. They also moved their daughter. Miss Mary Eldon Farrell were Dodge from Westerville, Ohio, to James Sidman of Delphos. Ohio, where she has ac­ cepted a position a* Art Teacher which position she alsd held lh L South Woodland. MIm Westerville. They have heard from Lowell who is now located * Oaks. Woodland and Mrs. •hefTownsend, West Woodland. * in Bigland. * Verdon Flory left I St£?. ”JSS. DLAND <S “3 ed at Scott Field. Ill. * Mr. and Mrs. Merton Hartman and aon. Mr. Claud Hoffman Bunday, -a Mr. ano or court. Mrs Alvin Schmitzer and children J. and Mrs. Lottie Donovan all of ward T. ZI.I, Battle Creek visited at Royal Dono­ van's Sunday *•* Frank Marsh Sunday at Cl_— Hyde went back with them for a THE CONSERVATION COMMISSION— visit. * Mr. and Mrs Keith Ball and MIOBATORY OAME BIROS ly were guests SunTHBRBPORR. Th. CoM.rr.tlon C.w DURFEE Last Week's Letter Mn. Myrtle Green of Grand Rap­ ids after spending two weeks' visit­ ing Mr. and Mn. Claud Hunt left for Lansing Saturday. ♦ Mrs. Ly­ man Duane Hunt returned from Gulfport field where she ha* been spending several week* with Duane, and reports he has been sick with ptomaine poisoning but U better now. He 1* studying mechanical av­ iation and has been promoted from private to private first class. * Mr. and Mrs. Roger Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ritchie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Conklin near Lacey. * Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Freeman had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Dnvl*. * Joe Hammond of Cedar Creek and son William of Battle Creek visited In the Hammond and Bateman ITS* home Saturday. * Roger Davis and Henry D. Davis are building a large tool shed which 1* a big Improve­ ment. * The first frost of the sea­ son came Friday night and dam­ aged the gardens and a little coni Harry H. Whllstay. Chaki In this vicinity. ★ Mr. and Mr*. Ed- , WeyUnd 0>.»ed. Sscrsui ward Rice and Vet* were Bunday । evening caller* of Mr. and Mrs. । Spellman Casey. Ln the Hinds dis­ trict. ★ Mrs. Perry Hunalcker of Cleveland I* visiting Mr. and Mrs. ORDER TOR PUBLICATION Bert Fancher. tS2 sx? L E G A L S NOTICE TO CREDITOR* f.,T7 She still has 'The Voice With A Smile MEN and WOMEN o( l*robil«. (hit 0-30 DISTRICT COURT OF THE UM1THD STATES W.tUrn District of MIchlRsa ' Boutbcm Dlriiton NOTICE TO CREDITOR* Lililrr, In th 3* WAR UAH DRIVE WANTED \ IH OUR LOCAL PLANT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD There It no shortage of ELECTRIC POWER and there will be none' for WAGES Civilian Requirements.' PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY J. A. KRUG, Director Office of War UtHHIos GOALTOGu! •V BACK THE ATTACK WITH WAR BONDS "74* above statement hits the nail on the head! SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING But don’t overlook die word "esstntial'> It takes precious man-power to produce electric power — men to mine coal, railroaders ★ Now fob tho power play to put over the winning touchdown for Uncle Sam. And it’s your War Bond money that’a going to furnish that power. Don’t be a grandstand and mariners to carry coal, dearie utility work­ All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT ers to convert coal to electric power and bring it to your home. To waste electricity, is to waste materials and man power needed for the war. team, and it’a teamwork that wins. Victory is our goal—but you know how tho enemy fights inside tho fivo-yard line. It Lakes powtr, power, power to put over the Unconditional Surrender touchdown. Your money is that power! Boost Zlecbucify id Ute J.i^e-Plead off Wad Production your bond-buying .quota for thia 3rd War Loan Drive. And remember, it's a cash-on-tho-Lno drive—ending September 30th—to raise fifteen billion dollars, exclusive of subscription* by commercial banka, and over and above your regular bond investments. Sure you'll, do it.' EMPLOYMENT OFFICE CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Then watch your Undo Sam acoro—and score again 1 HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY STANDARD OIL COMPANY (INDIANA) � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-09-30.pdf 4fee21c24e00a2d59de1d80e7c2fcdf8 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner SECTION ONE—FACES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR Barry*! Local Option 'WILL TOWNSHIP Election Attracting L,rl--i»r rrnur Frnrt State-Wide Attention OFFICERS SERVE £101116 £ 10111 The local option election to lx? । HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1943 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS DRASTIC LAWS State FOR Will JHE EMPLOYMENT ■SS2.0F MINORS IN MICH, EDITORIAL FART WAR Pay Shors i— [RATIONING JOE McKNIOHT heart condition which eventually vur paara* AUtiniT !GtvCODa.O.o^Dun0kU, When anyone told a Scotch story in the presence of Joe McKnight. “S,Xodr?u’.h.„ „ Lines in City Oct. 1 friend* usually looked hi* way with held in this county November 2 I* , • The city council Friday evening ’---------- -------an appreciative chuckl^-not be­ m'Su?'? « —----- evidently attracting state-wide at­ I ratified an agreement proposed by' cause the story applied but rather specialist, he arranged hours and;WI 1 HMVArf III I —-------- ■ ■ . . , tenton. tenton. In ... the Detroit Free Pre-vs , the State highway department Un• re£tl*T **^7 Ruling of Attorney General on account of the fact that Joe was schedules so that he could make J of Sunday wa* a long article, writ- I ■ der it the state organization will designed to aid you ta your curten by James M Haswell, head of i just about the diametric opposite hi* appointment* by train, even go the Boys and Girls of Barry Has Been Asked by State Occupation. Permit* From I' continue to do the same malnte- rent purchases of item* rationed by though he wa* entitled to the fcxlra ) ,' Free v Press. Lansing Bureau. MY c“- hanalny of all the Scotch stories ever told. bo.. In our Armed Forces ”Greetnance work as it ha* In the past < the government. Thi* newspaper School Officers Necessary Election Commission [' Haswell came to Hailing* himself In courtesy, thoughtfulness and gasoline for the trip by virtue of a , |ng*'' thl* Beautiful Sept, morning: on M-37 43 and 79 within the citv believes thi* service will enable in­ week to find out why the pe­ The legislature of Michigan last generosity. Joe “rang the bell." Not physicians order. But he believed i The great need for Ir.ore eilioloy- limits Dir city will receive about dividual* to cooperate more fully tn I I hope I can make thl* column of last cea th*1* lha "Home Front.” a* interesting tition* asking for the prohibition of winter gave it* approval to a con­ that he was an Individual you could that, despite legal teciinicallttea.! nors , t wo thirds of the co*t of cleaning ( winning the war on the home front. under 18 years of age. who want the manufacture and **l» of there was no excuse for using lire* ?£”_}!. ntl.Yepar ’offered forr rhe street*, removing *now -----stitutional amendment, submitted Ls the other people who have writ- > quor from1 Meals, Fata. Chasse to thl* county were circulated; to the voter* of Michigan at the push around with Impunity either, and gasoline on any trip for any, ‘® J '“L, TK E*’."!. ?? State street, cleaning the sewer| _____________ |en for it. in the past. .— .v_ Hamp, x. Y, 2 and.BrowR who did the work. etc. He tell* the April election this year. The i for . Joe had a rugged —character and purpose if other means of transpor. magea small or large enfilovers basins and several other kind* of stamps A and B now valid through I But you may be. sure I was sur­ I story prised 4113CU when WlkCU Ik was — <kj asked lka»CU to W write WlkkC nBtMkr’In the Sunday Issue of nut ' amendment wa* approved by the 1 definite convictions, tatlon were available. In thl* case. to get wch minors on their *®* “ b*> done- *nd *U* “*^“5 3 Brown •**“? c 009 J? Pou young people In our Armed My, Blanned weU put voter* of this state. It provide* that I Wonder how many people who the train would do. It was not so ; 'l'\ilh8 MlcNaan ha* rome sUfL,o-d£’..oP.-£h^rjn^^I^'SSL (ownship officer* shall hold office I ftave gripped at rationing revtne- converiient as a car. perhaps, but ]aw)k nn me employment of minors, use our city streets. The difference becomes valid Oct. 3 and remain* ,, ,, , statewide Importance on tbe Barry know that Joe. while serving will be that the state will, as It good through Oct. 3C. i 1 al first said. Myl I never could county vote on November 2; they for two y®**’- to that township “” d « The Banner has b»en asked to give ^“iSsrSjftsr0^ .°^*r voluntarily on the county gasoline , That wa* the way Joe did things.. a tumnury of this state’s legisla- should, bear its share of the coati Canoed ouws*. Rte. B.h"*c B!rnl /]”*{“*•. and ca,,'ij*iKn' lelt I would not be doliig my share J>traleqteu In the hope > When the proposal wa* under }?Mrd |y,l1ke<1 -* ,,d ,.<£th ?roT Wllh fellows like him. you dont tlon on (hat subject It should in- of caring for Ito trunk line* through1 Blue stamps R, 8. T valid through here on the Home Front if I didn t out ftre before .. it ispreads.” vw» uj **».•e (wv i discussion several legislative lead- , the rationing office? He though: It really need legal tomes and courts terest both the minors and those Hastings, which the city hat done sept. 20: U V and W now valid heretofore without compensation, through Oct. 20. kt least try So here I come. He>«l«O State urv orgamwho would be glad to employ them. The He*2wJ*avs: aY‘i “"Btotodcy organ Isaid It was their judgment lhat ’ the wartime duty of ail citlzcm to of law new arrangement will go into I sugar 1 RUtto now I have got to Ibten to utt who no p<rt in initiating ers During hLv lifetime. Joe wa* ac- । They are ■* . township officer* elected that ’ cut the use of motor cars all posseffect October 1 The agreement: sump No. 14 good for 5 pound* riHbriel Heatter to hear what you u, rush-­ the thee Barry campaign, campaign? now are rush Ktc.t utions day would serve two instead of ib|c> an(j he didn’t wish to give any- lively associated with a great vocan be cancelled bv either partv by. Au, I8 through Oct. IL kre doing on the Battle Front. Li*- lng Ing (o to lhe the ald aid o off the local enthUsentnUs- one-year termsdf the amendment onc the occasion to accuse him of giving proper notice of Ito intenstamps No. 15 and 16 may bo len as If you are doing real good Within two week* every vot•S’ hl. OH.CU, PO.UW,., u tlon to do so. used for canning sugar in amounts lor yourselves. Keep up the good er in the county will know that si-u,uS'.pr«%iSe,;l>,ou2:: *<»£, work and I am sure some of these *•- •--------------- * • • —~• - .. | of 5 lb. each through Oct. 21. he* In -a fight ••" township justice* of the peace to L™, ------Khne. [lay* we will have one grand reun- , ” .. . on Page 4. Sec. .I.) । 2 Work permihr will not he is- ’ (Continued conform if the amendment carried. I*ct that r 1 Stamp IS good for 1 pair, validity [on. , sued until: <a) there 1» an offer of Under our state constitution, an ; I extended indefinitely. Airpiano । employment for the minor and <b' amendment voted by the people be­ I stamp No. 1 in War Ration Book Lhat Barry Co., had some 1300 boys the occupation at which the minor, comes effective 30 day* after its III scheduled to become effective knd girls Ur the service. Now what _aa . — adoption. In this case the township I is to be employed has been approved 1 Nov. 1. I by the State Department of Labor! would like to know to just how U£| f) IM U/AD FFFADT officer* were elected at the **me . and Industry. [nany Orangeville Twp has. But I nCLr I" W AK ClIvKI I time lhat the amendment extend- I Voted to Create a Water |' Stamp Number • from Basic ; 3 Minors under 14 are not eligi- ■ Lin sure we itave our share. I . ■ tag their terms to two year* wa* Work* Replacement Fund Mileage ; Ration A Book, worth 2 i ble for permits Government Need* Several Wish I knew them all so I might “ . . . approved. The question Is: Will the gallon* of gasoline now valid. | 4 Two kinds of permits are istownship officers elected this year I hill them by name and rank out The citizen* of Hastings will be Million Pounds of Flos* Fuel OU Wo* In First Group Which |1 s- ur '1 <a> permit* ’bo! gtaJ’io^now and happyy to approve led nermtti (o tn minor* ’ who •- -------• •------hold their offices for two years? , Joieph McKnight Dies u that to impossible I will speak • From Milkweed Pods ', Doe* the amendment, which was Coupon 5 good for 11 gallons, Lt as many as I can think of. 1 , iJtnrrhnd Gvnr Gwnn have ,rfl Xhool for regular, full th e action of their city .... .v..w U — M.... — r council In Suddenly of Hi* Home . Marched Over Owen Stanley , Ume ,ob, and ,b, llmlted vacation । ^n ’c unanimously [tank II would be Xs easy for me /uplls in schools and the teacH­ adopted at lhat election, wltlch be­ voting unanimously Frl Friday night good through Sept. 30. Period 1 oouu —— ,I p,*rmlte. i for .... . . pons in new rations are good Here Saturday Range In New Guinea taTmita lu namh those from Prairieville a* ; the followng resolution: In anv Barry county district came effective thirty days there- | OF OCCUPATION after, Orangeville for I live so lhe "Realiilng that the pumps and through Dec., each coupon good for Guest speaker at Rotary Monday [ APPROVAL f -— near ------------------------- r -here milkweeds flourish, can apply do a to the township officers Joseph McKnight. 75. died sud1 Emnloyers of minors must first I other equipment at the city water 10 |B1’ — April? . Prairieville Twp. line. line. .( patriotic and verv helpful service who w,.u were elected last •'~rr.lL-":: denly early Saturday morning at °E£«U ohtMiTfr^Th^R^ Tires I First I am going to mention Jerrv to their country right now A nunrtscr of inqulrfe* hi* home In thl* city. HU death was Second inspection* due: A book and Industry election commission caused’ oy" a"hea'rt" ailment?"which ------- -u.-u | Creek, who was one ot the officers ■' of Labor i^e/Tite' “towr^ ’to*offi’' ', causc< Ll,bor ,nd Indus,rv an approval' approval bohnson He was nearly the first if For every warship and for every to the w’state vehicle* by Sept 30: B's by Oct. I of the occupation, which is Ider- ’ j —. hot the first boy to be called from merchant vessel, life preservers and asking whether the township offi_. ..— — ..... ------- i t|fjcd by a serial number for each I 31: D* by Aug. 31: commercial vapur neighborhood. He joined the j|je jackets must be furnished for cer* elected last spring are to serve largely attended funeral was held ■ ment of u « ment of troop* which made it* way ; lvw, of offered to minors To I every _6 montlu that there ta a possibility lhat hiclra c«ciy v iimiw , or 5.000 mile*. Navy and since then he sure has a ' the crew and soldiers being Irans- for one or two years. That is a legal Monday afternoon at 3:00 o’clock 1 the Owen Stanley Mountains .obtain this anprovaL the employer, aU of lhe equipment might have I which ever I* first, way of getting around | ported on them These life pre- question, and the commission has in the Presbyterian church, con<­ overNew secure and pre-, muM ,,,c ft|r wl(h the Stale Depart"" Sagar Far Canning ... —- Guinea --- ----- to* —-------—111, 11 ir- cratv to be replaced at once in caae of i I Jerry. Loretta is going to take me servers and jacket* have alwav*. in ■ decided to ask the attorney general ducted by the pastor, Rev. 8. Con­ I in landing which ....... rein- : UK'H ment of Labor and Induxtrv dupllhome-canning of 1943 ■pare --- -------" strips . •.. on ................ fire or other catastrophe? 1' Sugar for ~ — fishing some of these day* | the past, been stuffed with Kapok. for a ruling. i ger Hathaway. Tne ger pallbearers andDie pallbearers and fArr^m^nla Hathaway. and xnnnllM were flown I — to "Application for ’ be available to -Therefore, Be II Resolved that 1 fruit crops will w. KUard of o( honor were were Knight* Knlghta TemTem- forccmenla and supplies were flown cate copies of Jh I Pvt. Howard Wilcox, another boy 0 very light substance grown in the ।, The cofnmlsslon mel Tuesd*y guard .fternoon.of last week and oraanlar Thfhonor burUU burlal ,ln n R RlveraUle |,,eralde in for the attack on Japanese po- Approval ------- ” forms. .— ..Is. One of these Is from our neighborhood No use put- ; Dutch East Index. That Is no long- •f^rnoon-of silion* at Buna. returned to the employer, if ap­ ized by electing Herman H. plgnan cemetcry ting In his address as many of the , er available, because the Japanese Ized ------ ---------of State, .. as it. IU rh.trw.n chairman. , Joaep^ McKnight was born In This wa* at a time when advance proved The employer should en-’ above the actual operating ex-[uon of blue boys from thl* neighborhood al- 1 are tn possession of those islands, 1 secretary ready have had their names and | »• -— found •>,.» En*e of tbe Water Department ] made from V It *--has u been that >v,> the floss, I and authorized him to obtain the 1I Glasgow. Scotland. July 6, 1888. the Japanese unit* had just been driv­ ter the approval number dii the placed In a special fund, to be - ----- ■-----kddrea*. In the paper not so long contained In dried milkweed pod*, attorney general’s opinion. Both son of William and Elizabeth Mc- en back after reaching a point only ’’Offer of Employment" form which j Ccr.crc! Knight. He served hl* aporenticr- 32 miles from Port Moresby. The Lt submitted to the Countv School known a* lhe Waler Works Re­ is better even than Kapok for that Dlgnam and Attorney SJPtv!?, wnetner abjp gg g maChinist in Glasgow, in dangci to this strategically impor- Commissioner by the minor which placement Fund, until such Wa­ | There are the four Cook Bros. purpose. Milkwedds are plentiful in Rushton have been asked whether must be signed by that officer be-1 ter work* replacement fund New Rig Cuts Cost fcliile some are married and in Northern Michigan, and on lighter there will be a spring election next the large shop of Kent & Co | lant Allied base was still great. fore the minor can start to work on' , , Believing lhat America offered homes of their own Jn Kazoo and soils In the southern part of this ‘ year. Reinforcement* were being ruslied Of Transporting . | No doubt the attorney general ' better opportunities for a young from Australia* and this advance 1I a regular job. Battle Creek we still think of them 315.000.' Ilus TO This resolution was presented by r; _I; _ _ _ G* our boy*. Burl wa* the first to The government has contracted!; will make his ruling on thi* Un- man. he came to this country in his unit with which Maj Burlingame '! 2 Approval of occupation must; Jderman Jj W. «. Hewitt, n«w»w. chairman vu.,....,,,. Fingerlings be called, ne is now on some of the with the War Hemp Industries to, portanl matter In due time, *0 as twentieth year, and located in Chi­ served was given the job of secur­ be obtained each year by the em- Aiderman to save the trouble and expense of ployer of the minor | O f council's water works com ­ Robert Fortney, superintendent Esiands in the South Pacific Ferri* supply milkweed pod flow for the; cago. He was first employed there ing landtag strips on the Buna side 3. Work permits and approval* mittee. and was signed bv him and. of the State Ftah Hatchery hers, Brown's folks received a letter from U. S Navy and the U. 8. merchant; the April election In 1944. if such by Crosby A: Co. makers of special an election would be Illegal under had in use thl* week a new rig for r occupist-on must be msde availyy yuici ttiicv niciuberso* that । machinery. While to their employ, Burl u few day* ago. Said he was ?nlM ships, usea used m In transporting men men1 (Continued on Page 3. Sec. I.) , committee. Aiderman D. A. Siegel. transporting fingerlings. It consists in 1901 he wa* sent to Lucerne. possible to get men and material I E5U> “n^ J1 hut *nd material* to the war zones ini the ruling that official shall make. Switzerland, to *et up special ma­ across this formidable mountain! ---------------------------------------------------- - o. F. Goodyear and Herbert J. of two covered steel tanks with a Frederick Castle (my “n' but as , pur^,,. Mla and lhe paC|Hr bland* | built in system for circulating and kel he has not seen “nyonefrom , nrc |)fpwn.er> and llfe Jack.. Calkins It received the unanlchines made by Crosby A Co. for a barrier within the time llml(^' J" ' big dairy firm. He went to Prance mou* Aye vote of the right mem- aerating the water continuously, home that he k'’0I^9cr,,., etv are designed to save the Ilves। . I for his employers to Install a spe- sired kind Don. were called about the of crews, also soldiers being trans-, a bare j l 1 bera of the council. The council. the whole being mounted on a light The unit travelled with.r truck. chtl line of machines developed by kame time. L^on In the Army. They .xjrted, should these shljs* be hit! of equipment oyer treach- 1 With thl* arrangement. Mr. Fort­ i Crosby <k Co. His next employer minimum kell me you are “F submarine torpedo*, or bombs. 1 ,hal lh* l3000 ln fund ** uscd, ney erous. razor-back terrain which no im 1 kikirr\ r ah ra and Ira Shultz, hi* associate. I wa* the American Can Co DLcon. Gerald Into the Navy and f' enemy aircraft, man hud ever seen before. 1 have transported as many as 2MM In IBM he was united in marriage white pon Into the Army Air Corp* Don * ।I it -. , p .. It will Mka tafte several million pound*I po Temperature varied from the rank.!■ ; baas fingerlings at one time without | to MUs Anne Mupro. who survive* KJ .. . D . ... 4750 each, which with lhe Interest Eddresa has been changed since it . nf miikwaed pod* to supply the floss Deduction Fixed Per Lb. of milkweed pods the---humid, enervating beat of the low-1 Nation s Reserves Dwindling that wU1 accrue in 10 year*, will i him. To thl* union two children r"s Banner. I Bwhich Mm the government greatly need*. On Picking and Drying needs. I er Jungles and to the cold. I ...» xvalleys — T® Critical Level 'be redeemed by thrgovernment at A/S. Donald H. Comt These pod* can be obtained from fromI1 h.,n.tin rw.ntiv , were bom. WilHaft M.. of Wilmette. numbing raln* *hd wind* of the! I Ill., and Mrs. Raymond J. Pintle, I SAfwSiJi |I Mtafcinn n,id, u;.SPZ pe£s./6ne“day" the ’'party [ A critical shortage of iron and ptedired to redeem Sim ir >h. ^rw’ti.rwVrsa-'Ataisr.------------------ higher ‘*fa£l. might start ...... from .ww. about ..w-w 1.000 feel steel scrap 1* developing tn thia । .i.,.-- p^nds at a less Interest rate I IT cOTistoerab " aSinUtv” f “item I ballon the following are the net nle. now a Captain in the U. S might Sin Antonio. Texas. ''ab'Ht ■ j ----------------to^lWv^reh^d for toyfSTra sra level, and struggle UR-I—- ------- - — —- ----- Gerald Duane Keller, (known to Now is the lime to do it Milkweed prices to be paid to farmers for-their Army, located at Louisville. Ky. for hours over dangerous ™toie. chairman of the I Sol- | Bfter the clly h° owned them ,or ki* as Duane> of the U. 8 Navy I* • oX may ix rdcked from now un- bean* thl* fall They are guaran- These with five grandchildren zur- ward trails where one misstep । County Salvage Committee w-.-1 ways a fight to keep the flngartl a good many mile* from home or . UlOrt 201 Two bushels of pods' tr*d M°° P«r 100 P0000*; "et i Vive him; also three sistera, Mrs narrow jpell disaster to a height of1 V“B5„°r««»nRationsthroughout^thia organizations throughout this 'a good stroke of alive, particularly on hauls of [was the last time I Inquired about will nrovldc enough floss for a life i weight, for dry. edible, cleaned. Pea. | Agnes McIntosh, Los Angeles. Cal . would spell disaster to a height. of । tarkrt 'n°u«n Ilo« ,or * I Orc* t Norlhern. small White. Flat , Mtes Barbara McKnight and Mrs five thousand feet and then .motion of the country-nave ®een and sound financing for length and mortality was high, him.* difficult ------route, > .‘‘‘A'llL.''’ Hastings It is that kind of care with the new tanks, this to no pi follow an equally --------------------(Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) Pfc Richard H. MacLeay (grand­ In picking these pods, one full Small white; Pinto. Pink .Small Red .1" other 'side to a narrow 1i -Sf“ to* ’i tr S I (Conttorf » 3. S«. l.> down the and Cranberry beans. son of the late Dr. MacLeayl I* (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) Thus, the tanks cut down on man They are to be paid 16.75 per 100 । valley at about two thousand feet aJ*o an Orangeville Twp. boy. He Plans for organizing the drive in ------------------------------------------hours required to transport ftonrelevation. After a gruelling day’s ib now stationed at— cleaned 'umaC1,Buby Lima. •ffii GUNSHOT WOUNDS march of many miles, mostly up this county were dUcussed at a1 lings from the hatchery to the lake* Pfc Richard H. MacLeay. meeting in the Episcopal Parish (FIX A ft hAHCD R«, K.d Kid- FATAU T() and also do the job with less k»* of .and down, the party might-be three House here Wednesday evening, de- 1Ik AP P AKlK 36412977 the young fLsh Thl* U a real con­ miles or so nearer to their objec- tall* of which .will be published •**■'**■ ■ 103 Signal Company When delivered at - ---------------------------— -servation with a capital *C’’When tlie.se these are delivered at the aa | e-x i EV 11 I — E RAY tive. 103 Inf. Div. A P.O. 470 The hatchery here supplies fing­ elevator, dry. v.v»r.vw cleaned and rcct-y ready .o to , An I UWLtV I LLC DU [ Th elcwtuM. - -I The men were supplied by alr- “sjsSi, .h, «r.P „.lt ’ Hutment 125 rniiFCTinN ut erlings to lakes tn Barry. Calhoun. ship, the above price* i are to be Camp Claiborne. Louisiana. plane but because of the heavy. of the nation Increase during the WltlaLVIlVH JMli Youth, Victim of Jackson. Ingham and Eaton counpaid to the farmer. I matted vegetation, it was not al- summer months but this year, due j Hunting Accident If the beans are not cleaned and Sgt. Earl M. Weadbrock Material Should Be At Curb I wsfys poaible for airmen to contact to coal strikes and adverse weather ■ It Muit All Be Used for have to be picked over before lhev U. S. Army. 36156314 Middle- the party and so they were on short conditions which have slowed down 1 Philander Bromley, 16. MiauieBy 8:00 A. M. Improving Twp. Highway are shipped, the elevator man will ville R. 1. died in Blodgett Memorial Co. ’ M ” 127 Inf A.P.O. 32 ' *•''| (Continued on Page 5. Sec. 1.) pre shipments from the Lake Su-J deduct 14 cent* per pound for the hospital. Grand Rapids. Tuesday of r Poetmaster. Ban Francisco. prrior region, the inr ubckiqk nu beep urrp A scrap paper drive Will be c®h- Piston Ring Sanding County Treasurer Clouse la prrinr backlog ha* California. dwlndling. according to WPB re- ducted in Hastings on Saturday, week received from the state reject*, reject*. up up to to and and including mciuamg 44 wounds received Monday front a; 5 shotgun accidentally discharged into i . . is another Barry Co. boy. hl* moth­ highway department a draft for , Pounds of culls. If th .a.. •-•*.* . port* from Washington Oct. 2. by member of the Boy Gift Packages er and family live In our neighbor­ 92a.2i4.87. the second semi-annual txxJ,nd®_54JESt win £? deducted hl* left wrist, hand, side a»d lower John Whitright Acts in many of the big steel-pnxiuc- ■ Scout* and the Hl-Y. Proceed* hood HL* brother-in-law Is: navm.nr bdomen ’ -w ■ ■ ■ jr i CL- a__ —- ll‘C centers, there are only sixty-: from the collection will go into a payment in to inti this rnuntv countv under under the the cents per pound. will be deducted B“ °toen._ ___________ T„ • Russell V. Reynolds. R. M. 3/c According to Dr. C. P. Lathrtm. IO Help UOOl jhOrruqC dav inventories of scrap available I special fund for summer camping McNltt law. The 350.41974. which Navy 206 of an the company’* employes* who Barry — --------------arry county coroner,Sheriff , . Wh.,.i_h, nhnll, m WPB hopes to collect a nation- i activities. Barry annually receives under that In'murt .u'w'.x’prnaS bv the JjteSlJ? Fleet Postmaster lenn Bera and Prosecutor L. — E. M Rutland towT w,dt toU1 of 15 000 000 tfln* ol «•*» : All type* of paper will be coilect- are serving in uniform, so that the Glenn UU». UIC UVWUVMW.. —- —- Bamett. rM.1^ LnL RuliKl?t towntoSll dur(ng amett. who investigated the fa- old and•* a.realdent of Rutland remainder nf thls year.jed. Especially desired, however, are management could expedite delivSan Francisco California. (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) tality, ypung Bromley left the house ‘he story aboutBanner! coal Another one of our boy* at Camp Ing or maintaining the 870 miles (Continued on page 3, Sec. 1) | clean.folded newspapers. The waste Claiborne. Lu.. Is Pvt. Richard Oli­ of fount r townshp roads, taken ■» L huvu.wt - and scrap paper In bundles or suit».<t-----------' ------- -— —.—>------------------phant. a neighbor boy of oura. He over by the county. That sum al- —. In order to avoid duplication of t_ and our boy are most twins Birth­ lows about 158 per mile for the TeOCherS Extension gift*, friends and relative* may days lust two weeks apart Did you township mileage n I* remarkable want to know the contents of the E-M 33f JS.S; Withholding Tax From g»op'^«£“^ _ ii. li^__ packages Each will contain a Fur­ ever think. Richard, when you and what has beqn accomplLshed In VlOSS TO rnCCi riCiv s:r± c b “ ‘ KSi ” .W IE Teachers ’ Pay-How | ,„> f -«««£ ’ 35 Frederick were out frog hunting lough Bag. a toilet apron equipped with pocket* holding toilet artMea, In all the ponds you could find Monday Eve. Oct. 4 a money belt, playing cards, pta-Ug around here that yOu and he would narrower and with steeper grade* | Barrv cwinty teachers will again Despite severe getting “there** he «b| . ....... - wound*, the.boy; Needed Wanks •'» * be celebrating your twenty - first than county or trunk line highways, have an Extension class for the, was able to run tn to the highway highway drea8ed me following communlca- •I There ------- --------p ■ seem*~~ to-------------------------be *ome confu«lcn area u ^4, and ^eraj muia have picture*, a book of cartoons and birthdays In thl* way? I will not but mMt of them are good road*-1 winter furnished by the Western where he stopped a car which took. e hnw lhe w cloM. down products stories, a pound of caramel*, and a p^nk SageK proprietor of -hnm nbout how lhc srt.hbnldins withholding tav tax tor for i| pound of hard candle* better than when Michigan him to to aa phvs phvsiclan* office in -------Mid- , H0 8 . P P , teachers shall be made by school Sve his address a* It was printed far far better than they they were were when Michigan college College of of Education.This Education. This ; him -----------... schedule* for lock of material. The company Is also enuring a , the Sept 16tli Banner. You may townships --------a ,a lhe ----u — ----- I yPar - •-s - class wifi “ •take • --/----- .there ">nt|he ..J. sir- Since I have district officers. That matter will did work on them. up •the study dleville ---and1 from wa* Jan/npar sent. All paper and rags collected will subscription to the Reader's Digest •be sure I am not going to forget They are not used so much, and । of American State and Local Gov- j Immediately for emergency treat: ' lots of timber and have men to cut be taken to the old dining hall on for each of IU employees tn aervioe. your birthday. have none of the heavy bus and | frnIMni, under the direction of i ment to Blodgett hospital. I wood on shares. I will not need the and the officers if they will address the fair ground for sorting and boil­ Cpl. Lyle W. Felder, of U. S. truck traffic of trunk line or coun-1 nr Comfort of that college. The 1 'The the Mr. coal. I think It is right for me to use a letter to the “Internal Revenue ing From there arrangementshave rH“ youth was ,h " son of Mr Army stationed at Camp Barkeley. ty highways It to really a plea*- nuftber of the Course to 231. । and Mrs. Chester Bromley, who are the wood and let those have the Collector. Detroit. Mich." asking been made with local scrap dealer* Loyal Lowell Named Texas was in hi* first school days ure to travel over most of them. Informa­ | The — toolc ------ ■is one — •in which there ■ employed In'-war work to Middle­ coal who have no wood available. him to send the necessary » be p. UOT », the „„ <», r« « “ ““te a neighbor boy, altho he has not A large percentage of the former is a great deal of Interest, and the ville. moving there from Irving Hoping this meets with your ap- tion. also forms to used by lived here for a few rears he never township roads have been shaped studv will be very helpful. "Die in­ about a month ago. officer* in withholding the deJ*y. a-<w»n*einek Treasurer of Barry । proval. Thank you. John Whlt- district tax from the teacher’ salary, they Collection will »t*rt at a.OOocloac forgets lhe old neighbors and al­ and graveled, so that maintenance dication* are that there will be a Surviving, beside* his parents are ।I right." . ways call* on them when home on la not so difficult. Whenever the large class. The flrat meeting will five sister*. Beatrice. Joyce. Ruby.j| Hals off to this sturdy citizen forwarding the same to the coUec- Saturday morning Those who have Dry Association furlough. He think* the army Is money can be spared for that pur­ be held in Hastings Monday eve­ Anna and Della, and three brothers,1i who is doing what he can to help tor. In writing lhe collector, they wrap are asked to have it ready at Loyal Lowell wa* named treasur­ th<l Ume fine. , pose the county organization adds ning October 4. at 7 o'clock, to DeFonest. Duane and Donald. er of the Barry County Dry Associ­ himself and his country meet a should ask for "Form W4.” and the curb Lewis M. Castle (nephew of my to the mileage of graveled roads, Room Funeral services are to be held at "Circular W. T. ” After reading these ation < which sponsored the call for 104. Central school buildingcritical situation! husband) enlisted in lhe U. 8. and has made splendid progress so 11:00 A. M. today at the Leonard it will be easy to ascertain the a special election on the qusallon of Navy Apr 1942. look hi* basic team­ amount to be withheld, and how | county local option here to bo beta funeral home here followed by LOCAL LAD REPORTED EXPIRATION OF “TT” ing at Great Lake*, but since then burial in Striker cemetery to remit it to the collector al De- 1 H. H. S. Classes Nov. 2) al a meeting Monday tvsMOTOR FUEL RATIONS MISSING IN ACTION he sure has gotten around. He was trolt. nina. At the same meeting. Rev. T. After September 30. 1943. On Saturday Mrs. Maxine Dibble home a few week* ago (The first Complete Elections HASTINGS BOY IN RADAR A Moyer of Cloverdale wa* named motor fuel rations Issued for the DIVISION OF WPB was notified by the war department time since he left.) At that time he LAST MINUTE NOTICE OF REGISTRATION FOR With the completion of freshman chairman of publicity for the camthat her husband, 1st Lieut. James was one of the boy* who had fun Robert O ’ Neil. 2». son of Mr*. Ione NOVEMBER 2nd. ELECTION elections Monday, the classes of palgn which 1* already under way. on the Attu I*. He is now many . HOME FRONT NEWS rmlFanci1voW. Holder* of Certificates : Still O’Neil. Hastings, i* now sta­ Dibble, ha* been missing to action Notice I* hereby given to Jill qual ­ Hastings high school have com­ ■ . r ....... 1 of War Necessity who have excess tioned in Washington with the Ra­ since Sept. 9. Lt. Dibble, a pilot in miles from there. Smooth Balling the Army Air Corps, had been based ified electors who desire to make pleted their 41rst semester election*. ELMER B. HATHAWAY HIU ON ; -T” coupon* on hand October 1. and Happy Landing. Lewi*. VISIT FROM CALIFORNIA Division of WPB. Robert, who In North Africa and had participat­ apollcatlon for registration. Officers are: of the sev- I 1943. must return the “me to the dar There are three of the Gurd boys I Merle Lancaster-one A visitor in lhe office thl* week To all qualified electors who de­ Seniors: Harold Townsend, presi­ . - -• Local Office of Defense Transpor­ lived here until 1030 built hl* first ed in several raids on Scicily and In the service, one of lhe boys 11 -cn -Lancaster boys who ■have been wireless set when he wa* 13 and sire to be reinstated, due to can ­ am sure I* on foreign ground. Mr! in service (Buryi and Nil* now tation. 503 Keeler Building. Grand ha* been experimenting with radio Italy. In August he received a dec­ celed registration, 'in accordance dent; Harold Fuller, vice-president; oration for having shot down a Audra Endsley, secretary; Gall Fos­ Is their mother proud of them and , home with medical discharge)— 1* Rapids 2. Michigan, and not <o the *lnce. with Section 22. Act 190 of Michi ­ Messerschmldl which had attacked ter. treasurer. right she should be. I expected home today. Merle ha* local War Price and Rationing an American bombing group on a gan Election Laws). Juniors: Richard Foster, presi­ I was talktag with Mr*. Marlon . been in the North African and Bnard. for cancellation. Holder* To all qualified electors where dent: Tom Dolan, vlce-oresldent; mission over Italy. Rupe a few day* ago and onc of | Sicilian campaign. Welcome Home, of Certificate* of War Necessity 8UCCES8FUL WHITE Lt. Dibble, who will be 22 years change of address demands a Lrans- Milo Coldren. secretary; Paul Ben­ who have gasoline ration checking ELEPHANT SALE her boy* is In the South Pacafic । soldier, ier of Registration. old to November. Is the son of Mr. ham. treasurer. The White Elephant Sale. Mon­ and Cha*, la is tn in Washington Or wa*.| was. i Harold 'Kimmel arrived home accounts must issue a check in fa­ Hours of Registration Sophomores; John Richardson, YU, Ul —• Tran*....-a of UIC the Office V, of .jv,.. Defense day, Tuesday and Wednesday .. of and Mrs. James Dibble of 402 E. when she last heard from him. 1 Wednesday <■«... from Jacksonville. Fla. vor v.vw, St.. Hastings. ww Each to Saturday—6 A. His Monday wife, who president; John Malcolm, vice-presi­ with relatives and friend*. rtaUon for the difference between- this week at Odd Fellows hall, ha* Green I am going to jump now to lhe Looking great Harald, and. boy. 1* Is employed i=*.p~;cd in ir. Lansing, r.g. was here here. M. to 5 P M, dent; George Will, secretary; Joan e Actual Consumption of motor been a fine success. Good crowds is village of Prairieville and mention . r good to see you—it Is I ... the weekend, returning Tues- .< Wednesday, Oct 13,-6 A.M. to Moore, treasurer. fuel In their vehicle* and the origl- cach day. and the bidding was for --Sgt Glenn Kahler Just arrived oui x-----from there, then- back to .6 P.M. Freshman: Keith Myer*, preal,v-. , t.ur ....-ge of Orangeville and men- home from La. No wonder he look* nal allotment* of motor fuel as in- aptrited. The result* ought to be day. ____, ,_____ Last day of registration, Oct. 13, , dent; Ronald Rivera, vice-president: i cheated leatad on their certificates. gratifying to the club and helpful tlon them briefly. Because if I «o well and 1* to proud—he’* just d Barbara Nixon, secretary; Jean In order to obtain allocation* of 80od work for which the GOVERNOR CALLS FOR don’t soon bring thl* to a close been promoted (which see in H. F. W. L. Wallace CHURCH ALLEGIANCE Kenyon. trea*urer. ’ motor fuel ration coupon* for fund. wni be applied, there Just won’t be any room left , column) but the important thing •TT City Clerk _ Asserting the war has taught the period period October October 1.1943. 1.1943. to to JanJan­ IunM in the Banner for any letter* from ; the new girl in his life, glamor- the 10-7 i 1944. mu holder* nf American* "it is impossible to pre- ■ of r»rt Certificate* ' ~ you in the service While you Ilka Ous. Nancy Louise. Just 2 month* uary 1. SUPPER serve human and democratic values of War Necessity must file their JT 8 A BOY FOR THE to read^Jetter* I am sure we at oid—and l*nt It a grand feeling Cream chicken and biscuit*. at ------------------ ---- on a base that is neither moral nor i SCHOOLS ARE COOPERAk tNG home are always looking forward ggL. to be Dad to such a dear little request* with the War Price and CITY ENGINEER - ----------- ---Kelly has pro­ , Allan BUhop. farm labor asais- U. B. Church; Wed.. Oct. «; 5 to 7; ’ for Mr. and Mr*. i. Ken religious.”.. Governor Rationing Board* having JurladicV?* *4v 9-30 to seeing your letters in the Banner, gal. LI.U.CU the week u! . 26*«- lant. whose office u with the coun- 78c. Haittog*. Theyoung i------ claimed of ocpkuuk September Boy* from Prairieville. Clarence | Don sUik — calUted Olar*, juit just 17. h has enlisted tlon in the area In which they are | a* Religious Education [ ty Agent Harold Foeter. is contactz^s Eugene, a 1 ------------------------husky October 3 Education domiciled and not with the Office fellow. Thoma* Garrett in the Army la*t I knew m the Navy and leaves Monday for "eight - pound - IwO . ouncar" was week ing the schools of the county to NEW STORE HOUKS AT was in England and thinks it a Detroit to ’board ihlp.’ This makes of Defense Transportation. FOOD CENTER appealed citizen* Michi' school labor In the fall gath ­ born at Pe nn o ck hospital last WedHe appeaiea to ot auemi secure rcnooi him uium ( * i > B >u t three" _ci*rk* fine country. ■ thrsi Ctaris In ir. service =crrlcc—Boyd, Boyi. „9 frail emit vegtables, corn mm and anH Starting Oct. 4. Food Center will nesday, 8epL 22. Ken who I* city gan to ’’continue or renew their cring of NOTICE TO RIVER8IDE Alien Bhelp U. 8. Navy ha* been d^’j Dad. and brother. Keith, engineer and who ha* been passing allegiance to the churches of their ; potatoes. He is finding that nearly close | pm. dally ; Baturd^ at^t stationed In Florida (but at thi* Winn Green is now al Camp Mc- CKMKTERY LOT OWNERS— out the choice alia and to wr* seek for me cigars liberally thl* past cnoico mi themselves mcuix ,»< o ' all the school* are glad to give all Vase* will bo emptied Oct. 10. ... writing he is home on furlough) 1 coy. Wi* — address same a* before. ----------------it Is — -_.w..ji_ ,u. __-a — -for ------other* - ----- -nall assistance they can. week, say* undoubtedly the and make effective Those wishing any of the content* Wonder if it won’t be Doctor Shalp just change camp name. PEDRO PARTY “project" with which he has possible opportunities for religious I when he gets back to civilian Ufa 1 Came word Tues that Cheater of their own va*e*. please get them be*t teaching'and which" ore ■ RUMMAGE , ever been associated. Mother and• teaching and worship which He sure i* having lot* of experience I Kramer H.HB. 36 has, "reached before that’date. ; essential son are doing splendidly. 1 -------•- In establishing the spirit- 1 Pre*, church. Thur*., FrL. Sat. The Board along those line* j hi* destination and I* OK." Chesv ,: ual foundations of freedom.’’ Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2. adv. 9/3JT 10-7 (Continued on page L Sec. 2) (Continued on Page 9. Sec. 1.) ' On th* tA. * ***** * On * * ☆ ☆ * 17933311 "»?e: RURAL SCHOOLS CAN 1 .w.ik WISE FINANCING BY OUR CITY COUNCIL HASTINGS LOSES MAJ. BURLINGAME WELL-KNOWN MAN SPEAKS HERE . FARM PRICES FIXED ON 1943 BEANS MCNITT CASH PAID TO BARRY COUNTY K \ cm An nnil/t JLKA UKIV PLANNED FOR CO. AT A GLANCE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER M, 1943 FREEPORT Ration Calendar BLUE STAMPS: R, S. T. valid through You re not saving precious red points when you buy inferior grades of meat. The same number of points are required for poor qualify as for good quality . . . full-flavored, juicy, tender . . . and thriftily priced, too! Please be patient if you aren't able always to get the exact cut you want . . . our butcher will suggest other delightful meat dishes for your family's enjoyment. iitninuiHiiHiiii PORK NECK Quality and Good Taste! BACON T LARD FRAN KFU RTS SMOKED HAM BEEF TONGUES SOUP MEAT PORK STEAK VEAL ROASTS ROUND STEAK SLICED BACON HAMBURGER Home Rendered Style—3 pts. lb. 33c 34c 29c lb. Skinless—5 pts. whole or shank half RING BOLOGNA ’" 32c PERCH FILLETS 7 pts. lb. pts. 5 lb. lb. no points Shoulder lb. 7 pts. 6 lb. points Stew Beef 3 pts. lb. 6 pts. Fresh 5 lb. Ground pt*-, lb. 38c 29c 41c 4Oc 25c 'GROCERY DEPARTMENT SAUERKRAUT 19 points—.No. 10 can ................................. .. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 4 points—No 5 can .............................................. .... 52' 33c SARDINES OIL mustard—3 red pointe, can....................... TUNA Faney—3 red points, can . ............... ..... DOLE PINEAPPLE Slice—23 points—No 2 can............. ..................... LIBBY PINEAPPLE Crushed—23 points, can _________________ MACARONI Semolina. 3 lb*. .. ......................... ......... ... . . MILNUT 4 cans ...................................... .................. PURE CANE SUGAR S Ito. . ................ . KEYKO OLEO / 4 pointe— lb. California Oranges 12^ T 34' 24' 22' 33' 30' 34' 23' 26 25 29 15 35 55' 25' 23' 15 15' Harvest Time—Buckwheat. 5 lb. sack ......................... MULLER BREAD Whole Wheat. Cracked Wheat. White—3 loaves .... MULLER CINAMON ROLLS Pkx.................... t........................................... :........................ ROXEY DOG FOOD 5 lb. sack ..................................................... . ................... . MILLERS KIBBLES 5 lb. sack............................. .. ... . ROWENA DOG DIET ............. ... GROW PUP DOG FOOD t'a lb. box .. . ' CANVAS GLOVES Pair . WORK SOCK C <1 FRUITS L VEGETABLES j SPINACH, pkg....S ...25c DRY ONIONS, 3 lbs. 17c IDAHO POTATOES, 10 lbs. .. 49c CHIPPEWA POTATOES, peck Sweet ..55c CARROTS, bunch ... 10c HEAD LETTUCE 12c RUTABAGAS, 2 lbs. .. 9c HUBBARD SQUASH, lb. 5c TOKAY GRAPES, 2 lbs.29c CELERY CABBAGE, large heads17c FO U KE ENTER 20C t STATE ST., HASTINGS. MICH The flrat, with Wooley Andrews | a farewell reception Qi honor of ‘ their son. Raymond Wieland at the -me of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sudd r.. . j * mal bl11 0< cornplaint has not yet Logan last Wednesday evening, JlWe “lU.dy ! bce“ ,Ued ln elUler caieI guests being present. * John •Aiurs-. Sept 30—chicken dinner ‘ " Of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. wmiams’’nf South CarnnheH liwnt ' Thun- ^P1- 30—Chicken dinner n Fish of Campbell were Sun"'HKTi: s •• *»-Wiliams of Cascade. ♦ Weekend I wed Oet 1 Grand Ranidi Diet I »»■«&•« MW1W. lUBUU: Bowne were Sunday dinner , guests of their mother Mrs Ellen a" I •' vast_________ .... WEAPON MA1NST WHIF I Seesc. * Mr. and Mrs. Tted Bus■ tance, Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brethren in Christi ' Bustance and family, Hastings; Mr. Mr and Mrs. Jess Brovont and E. B. Griffin. D. D. Pastor WORMS ; and Mrs. Clyde Tooker and family, babv. Grand Rapids; Lucy Brovont Freeport gartion Center: Mr. and Mrs. John Fort Wayne. Ind.: John Honkins. Thursday. 8:00 P.M. Community reckelsen. Lake Odessa, and Mr. Flint and Mrs. Wagoner of Sara­ rervice. Subject: ■'Co-operation’’ i and Mrs. Geo. Bustance and family toga. Ill * Mr. and Mrs J. D. Cool Siieaker Rev, A. M. Coldren pastor rp, United Brethren enjoyed a family gathering at the were Friday dinner guests of Mr. . of ....... Grand „ Street homg °f Mr and Mrs. Carl Breck- and Mrs Frank Hraes of Wood- church Church. HMuAf. Hastings. roo rM 1 elsen and family at Carlton Center. land * Mr. and Mrs. Lewte Catt 1 mr&nof Friday, Oct. i1,th'. 8:00 P.M. upenOpenConSntl^Tof * Mr. and Mrs. Jim Murry of 1 Grand Rapids were Sunday callers M I C'>rLstlan Education. Speaker Rev. '«$?£,<££ rnh£ ?°Mr R w «"»>. Huntington. Ind. BatI of Mr. ano Mrs. George Hooper of । Campbell. * Joe Fields of Ionia >*rdav. Convention aoasions begin nt with Onict Hour spent the weekend with his parents Mrs. Arthur Clinton were Sundnt | dlnner ruests guests of their narrate parents Mr Mr. , The convention wlil close SaturMr. and Mrs. Jesse Fields. * Floyd dinner rtav afternoon. afti-mnon Dukes who underwent an operation end Mrs. Burt Clinton. * Mrs. Car- | da^r. rlAustin of Olivet who has been siindav” at Pennock hospital last week re­ against here spending a few days with' jo turned home Sunday. ♦ Mr. and .i.M. Sunday School i Mrs. Wm. Blough spent Monday af>> 30 A M. 11 M Morning Worship. wo Serj temoon with their daughter Mrs. * M M«n,t Mr^an' Ita mon tV RfV- R W R“h -— — —7: 00 — P.M. ChrteltaiFEndeavor Steve Miller and family of Logan. * * Mr. and Mrs. Dan Post tn a and afternoon Sunday guests ui □unuu) of Air. Mr. ana and Airs. Mrs. v»llWll- •Phyllis spent Sunday “ •'V 8: 00 P.M. Evening Service. Speak­ Ils Lape were Mr. and Mrs. Sey- I with Mr and Mrs. George Alcxan- er Rev. Rash. niour I-upe and daughter .ue.i.i-r oatuarnut-' Barbara der of Lowell * - ......... Sarah Jane Bur-- Pleasant Valley Ann of r-— —----------- 1-----------------------pids. * Seaman R<*s was---a Sunday guest* at •*" the ' 10:00 A M. Morning Worship rrovant---who has T«»fe Williams home. * Mrs. John | 11.00 A M. Sunday School 1st class —- ------------------—----------- - >*ith .. Drench. An important been spending a furlough his Brown and Mrs. Belle Winslow of 7:00 P.M Christian Endeavor Barents-Mr. and Mrs Tobias Bro- South Campbell were In Grand I vont West of lhe Village has rc- BSd.7sxur"»s«r«TKi: J”PJ* ™*1M-Fr*r" | turned to hU training at Portland. Bob Robbins * Mrs. Deeda Myers ; 1 Th'> “»u“l convention ot Clute I- I Maine. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert | Gkisgow and family of Dowling, wTr&wJMJhS lft" Education. Mich United Brelhand Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kellogg, nnrt 1Conference will be held al the 1 were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr' fi™dn,iMnankU lor’* u B ehurch Oct. 1 and 2 Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kellogg of MarStebbins & Jacobs Delegates from Christian Endeavor j tin. * Beulah Roudabush of Lowell REX ALL DRUGS •soc1p,Im and Sunday schools will be was a Friday overnight guest of SSI’™ SSr s.wrt." Pharmacists Hastings, Mich. ' her aunt Mrs. Ray Wieland and stati-. A fine list of speakers and । family. * Mr. and Mrs. Burt Hay- evening. * Mrs. Elnora Whitney leaders are on the program among nor of Lake Odessa came Wednes­ nnd son Gaylord accompanied bv whom are Rev. R. W. Rash. Hunt­ day evening for their parents Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stevenson and ington. Ind.. Gen. Sec’y of Christian and Mrs. Adam Endres who spent babv of Grand Rnolds. Miss Faye Education of lhe U. B. church.: Mr. n day with them at Lake Odessa StaUick of Caledonia were weekend Ernest S. Marks, Oen. Sec y of the DIRICT FROM THE STADIUM and returned Thursday evening. * guests of Mr and Mrs. L. C Whit­ Midi. C. E.'Union: Rev. I. H. Os­ Mrs Howell Newton and son Keith ney of Grand Ledge. * Lola Wie­ good. former local pastor and Conf. and Mrs. Vernon Newton called on land. Donna Posthttmus and Beulah Sec’y. of Christian Education. Mrs P. L. Walton Saturday after­ Tlia Convention will open Fridav .i.T. 1 ™ con,en.«x> WU! oven rnow noon. * Mr. and Mrs. Claud Mead m™' !«««!» spent the weekend with their chil­ will continue throughout Saturday. Closson and Nancy dren at Maple Grove and Wood ’Bernice ~ -— l.--: went The local church U making prep­ land, * Mrs. George Karcher was In 1 Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Floyd aration lor entertainment and in­ Kalamazoo last Wednesday on bust- 1 Walton of South Bowne. * Mr. and vite Hie public to share in thes? nesa. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Al- I Mrs Wesley Keim and s«i Vem. helpful sessions. drich had as their Sunday dinner 1 Clarksville: the Misses Pearl and guests. Mr and Mrs. Carl Lass Doris Rueter. Grand Rapids: Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lowe ot1 and Mrs. Bill ViAll. Cincinnati, ahd Suit in Circuit Court Caledonia. * Mr. and Mrs John Mrs. Adah Motter were Sunday Thomas and son of Lansing gave dinner guestt of Mr. and Mrs. Se- , Asks Guardianship Ap­ a family potluck dinner last Sun- mlah Secae. The occasion being the ' day in honor of Pvt. Walter Thom- ; birthdays of Mrs. Seese and P«-arl pointment Set Aside BOB KELLEY SATURDAY ns of Fart Stevens. Oregon who has Rueter. * Mr. and Mrs. Judd ; In the Probate Court on Sept. 3.; been home on furlough. Their Stowe of Cadillac, formerly of FreeAFTERNOON guejts were Mr. and Mrs. Watt I nort. were Friday afternoon callers , after the presentation of evidence1 caoih Bowne. v<Thomas. South Mr. and nt the Allen Fish home en mute -.importing such action, an order । Mrs Guy Smith and Mr. and Mrs. home from taking Rollie Paulson was issued appointing Louis White- I PIUS HtADLMI NIWS MT WISH HALVIS ?£errlll Karcher and family local: <uid family to Chicago where Mr fleet guardian of Anthony White-' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Houghton. Paulson is in training at a Chicago Ileet. who was alleged to be Incom -1 SrONSOKIO BY YOU* FRIENDLY Mr. nnd Mm. Fred Haase. Mr. and post office. * Pvt. Ravmond Wic- petent. Last week there was filed with I Mrs. B. Blair. Detroit: MTSSWaltei land of Port Custer visited his par­ Thomas. Oregon: Mr.,and M\s. El- ents Mr. and Mrs Rav Wieland and tbe county clerk an appeal to the ber Thomas and son and Mr and family and friends Sunday. * Mr Circuit court from this action by Mrs. Gordon Hillard and son. Lan­ -•’d Mrs. Harrv Bouphner of Lake James M. Stanley, an attorney of, UEIUt„v-­ Odessa were Wednesday afternoon Kalamazoo. In behalf of Mrs. Lizzie sing. All reported liaving a- delight Kareherol !' callers of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Olsen, Whltefleet. wife of Anthony. He ful time * Mrs. Mri. Lloyd Karohcr-ol ujspent ------- Sunday .—j— — ■“ * Mr and Mrs. Stanley Brovont asks that the appointment ot Louis I INSURANCE COUNSELOR Grand Rapids with Mr. and Mrs,'Leap Karcher. * Mr and sister Miss Lucy Brovont who Whitefleet u guardian ba set aside' are -guests Brovont ------home because, the appeal claims, that the I and Mrs. B. Jt Clinton were helping — ----------nt the ----------I at the home' of Mr. and Mrs. How- here are spending a few days with Probate court had no Jurisdiction in the case. Circuit Judge Archie I ; grd Cllntbn of near Elmdale last | Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brovont In Grand week tft' fill silo. * Mr. and Mrs. E. Rapids. * Mrs. Clyde Johnson and McDonald was acting as probate I G._Ol*en. and Mrs. Nancy Deming! daughter Miss Marilyn Onfflcld Judge when the appointment was ^Were recent callers of Mr. and Mm. j were callers at the Walton-Ctosson made. VI. The bases of .... the claim of »» no jur-1■ . joe Buehler of North Irving * Mr.-. | home Thursday afternoon. Mr. and *- .II/*, • ---------»•«. I,.,, I—- set . Carrie Austin of Olivet u spending I Mrs. W. F. Closson accompanied j Miction Ls up I.. in eight separate Ij a few days with her uncle nnd aunt • them to Mr. and Mrs C. F. Clos- ! counts. NORTHWESTERN From I Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cool. * Mr. and f son s near Stanton where they had ’e™— these >,it appears that Mrs.: Mrs Boyd,Payne of Hastings spent! the pleasure of vl’iting their sister Whltefleet is in the State Hqapltal AT EVANSTON j Sundav nfght with their mother. [ Mrs E. M Kector of Terre Haute. । at Kalamazoo; also that there was! , Mrs. Ida Payne, * Mr. and Mn-. | Ind. * Mrs. C. M. Troyer returned pending when the.appointment of, Henry .Myers and two children. Mrs. 1 to Grand Rapids Siinday evening । Louis Whitcflect as guardian for I Kate Kidder and George Bassett after a two weeks’ visit with her Anthony Whitefleet was made, in were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ! daughter Mrs. Ray Wieland and the Circuit court ot Kaianfazool Dorrance Trethric and Mis Clare Bassett and family 1 family * Max Rice accompanied bv county- a habeas corpus action for; o! North Irving. Mrs. Geo. Bassett Dorothy Denise called on the lat- the purpose of procuring her re-1 Agency I v.ho spent from Friday until Sun- | Ur’s grandmother Mrs, Mina Den- lease from lhat institution The pa­ day with her son returned home | l'><’ Saturday. * MLss Marion Roush per filed by the Kalamazoo attor­ Ind FUor Natlanal Bonk BMi. with them. * Mr. and Mrs. Earl 1 of Detroit nnd Dorothy Bunn spent j ney claims that she is illegally re-, 11 Hastings Phone 2307 Gant and family of Flint spent i Saturday night and Sunday with strained in that state hospital from Friday until Sunday with Mr. the former's grandparents. Mr. and and Mrs. Clarence Benedict * The Mrs Sam White of Hastings * WilRev. and Mrs. F B. Harwood of ma Kyes spent the weekend with Sunfield called at the F. Walton I her parens Mr. and Mrs Rav Wie- , Lome last Tuesday afternoon * 1 land and family. * Mr. and Mr>. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rockhill of I Dtn Weaver celebrated their 69th Hastings were called to the bedside i wedding anniversary last Sunday of their fatiter W. W. Rockhill who i when all their children were present ( Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 H : had another stroke Sundav. * Mr from Conklin. Grand Rapids, Ada. , and Mrs Ouy Simpson and daugh- Litchfield. Hastings and Freeport ■ ter Harriet. Escanaba. Mr and I Many beautiful xifls, cards, and; FRIDAY and SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1-2 I Mrs. Bob Splner. Detroit. Mr. and Powers were received, and best of | DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION ' Mrs. ---------- ---------•- all a telegram came to Mrs. Weaver > Lavem Segar---------and Mrs — RobI ert Scgnr. Grand Rapids, were Sun­ Hum i>ei nephew Ervin Stahl who , Joan Daria and Jinx Falkenburg day potluck dinner guests ot Mr. te in North Africa and had recently I and Mrs Ben Blakney. Other after­ received a medal. Mr. and Mrs 'Two Senioritas From Chicago' , noon callers Were Mr and Mrs Wm Weaver are In the best of health j and many .wishes ro to them from and Henry Fonda and Dana Andrews । Savidool. Carlton. * Mr. and . Mrs. Allen Pish nnd son Calvin were In from their friends for happy years Grand Rapids Saturday afternoon to come. * Rev. J Ralph Pfister I "OXBOW INCIDENT" * Mr. and Mrs. Wm Dipp were was the guest speaker at the Rally Day services at the United Brethren t • Sundav afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs Wm. Mishler of South bliurch. He spent the weekend at ’ SUNDAY and MONDAY. OCTOBER 3-4 the home of the Revt and Mrs. , Bowne * Mr and Mn Alvin Helrigle of North Irving were Sunday Grllfin * Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence , ; afternoon callers ot Mr. nnd Mrs. Chase and sons. Gordon and Dav­ id were Saturday afternoon callers , i John Hoevenair of Hastings * Mr. WE'VE NEVER BEEN LICKED I and Mrs Leon Kenney of Grand at the Griffin home. * Rev. and '1 . Rapids were Sunday dinner guests Mrs E. B. Griffin spent a part ot 1 of their mother Kirs. Mary Hen| ney: Mr. and Mrs Victor Hennev theatre onee on Sunday at bargain prices. । ol Hastings were afternoon callers. and Mrs. Donald Walton and Mrs. । * The Mis.sej Helen and Dorothy Claude Walton were in Grand Rap1 Words of Hastings were Bundav Ida Monday night * Mr and Mr*. . TUES., WED.. THUR.. FRI., OCTOBER 5-6-7-8 guests of their parents Mr. and Chas. Overholt called on the latter’s ; . Mrs. Virgil Words and family Oth­ sister Mrs. Clara Denning oA Alto ,. Bob Hope and Betty Hutton er guests were Mr. and Mn Arnold Sunday afternoon. * Callers of Mrs. j Getch and family of TJmnd Rapids George Forsby last Tuesday after- ' . k Bunday callers of Mrs Ernest noon were Mrs. Jake Wolf of Has- 1 "LET'S FACE IT" ' Tooker were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard •'nry. and Mr and Mrs Harn 1 We urge you to come early on this one. I Murphy of Hastings. * Mr. and Boughner of Lake Odessa. Thun-1 Mrs. John Thaler and Mr and Mrs. day evening callers were Mrs. Burt Howard Thaler spent Sunday with Havnor of Lake Odessa and Mrs. '1 Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Knowles Htw Endres. * Mr. and Mrs. Cle- I and family and'Mr. and Mrs. Orvai ment Mead and family spent Sun- 11 Kokx and family of Battle Creek. day with Mr. and Mrs. Howard De- , Hostings, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 Auti । * Mrs. F C. Tabberer attended a mtmd of Woodland. district missionary convention held Townsendl Meeting nt Hlckorv Comers last Wednesday. FRIDAY end SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1-2 The Townsend meeting will be 1 * Miss Dorothy Steck Ie of Battle DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Hdd th's’ Friday revening Oct. t.', Creek spent Friday and Saturday ,T« a<£i L7h"l 151.4: with her parents Mr and Mrs thc Cool budding with a potluck Godfrey Tearle and John Clement ' Owen Steckle of West Carlton. * supper. Everyone welcome. u'^-SfiLc'Si>°'.2rn.dlu“'h« I ™ a'sncdBRtld,>»'i5,ltTOS "AT DAWN WE DIE" daughter Mrs. Lafe Williams and rh5hWnS^15 SSitrtl t.!.1 fnmilv of South Campbell * Mrs.-. re^o^ttrad PASSPORT TO SUEZ ' B-llr Winslow called at the Willard ' the Rev. and ff— -.'o J. W. McCue -wis Kidderfhome Morulay * Mrjnd Mrs. Wm Wm MUhlfr MLshler. Mf Mn, Oftn KelSUNDAY and MONDAY. OCTOBER 3-4 Thurston. Middleville; Mr. and Mrs 1(*B and Mra CTuta Bunn­ Adolph Menjou and Martha Scott ] w.*Or5^RaPlds?<R-tRRaymrad ' f-°<al People Injured In Accident ! PT2 WJR MICHIGAN NUCOAand GOOD LUCK 4 points—lb. PANCAKE FLOUR 2’- lb. box in the Circuit! onday by Attor J ateon and John v —r— «• attorneys- Both ?.X'i!»!hm.BUnd"d 8U™“ IE'wa ste&’ir A’iKSSf as.1 [ -ssss’wW'.stb: PTZ n a Mwimt SUGAR: Stamp 14. for 5 It*, valid through O<t 30. Brown stamp* are from Co“rt '» accanpenied by Mrs. Clawon. H I Gaylord Whitney. 8 1/c U-fi C G. wu Frank Waited, and Mrs Floyd -Methodist Church ibas been spending a 16-day fur­ Mr“stOVem %ffich°of“whl“ev*ne j io^ifcrXngM^rahlpP-’nIemelough with his mother. Mrs. »I nor* Whitney. * Mr. and Mr*. Bill 1 Vlall of Cincinnati were weekend Uy. * Mrs. Susan Baxter and sister aJ111:00—Sunday ' school.’ classes for TENDERNESS RED STAMPS: X. Y and Z and Brown dan Stahl last Wednesday. * W F. t three Incbee above the ankle; Mr.' Caiifra Ctartai CloMoh returned to Howell Friday 1 Wilcox received cute and bruises, WOmoge 9UI(S DiarYSI N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. TRAND THEATRf: | r Barry Wlelaud, Fort Custer: Mr. nnd Mrs i 'Byron Fish. Campbell; John Fish.1 , Grand Rapid*.’were Sunday callers of ’ Mr. and Mr» Allen Fteh and Calvin. * Mr. and Mra. 8. E John­ son of Knoxville. Tenn . came Mondw to roend a few day* with tbe latter's sister Mra. Warren Surrarrtr and famUly. .. were Mr. and Mrs. *on and daughter —.. RadULs. ♦ Raymond Wieland dinner aues A car owned by Jack Wilcox, and driven by Merle VaiidcrHoff with Mt. and Mr Mrs. as * Russell Blough — uusenners met with a narrow es­ cape of wane injuries when they were enroute to their work at Kel­ logg plant at Battle Creek. They left Freeport at 8:15 PM. and when one half mile east of Claud Fighter's the lights went out and the car went head-on into a tree. Mr. and Mrs. Blough who were hi the back seat were bruised and Russell received a broken bene thkathi? "HI DIDDLE DIDDLE" , . TUE.. WED.. THUR.. OCTOBER 5-6-7 Special return tnnutmcnl at popular prices lhe all technicolor masterpiece. Betty Grable, John Payne and Carmen Mlrandl "SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES' J , �THE HASTING8 BANNER, THURSDAY SEPTEMeFR ?Q, l»|j DRASTIC LAWS FOR THE EMPLOYMENT In*whlch^&alih'nu?belnjuretf or KUnU/M MAM (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) 1 able to the Inspectors of the State Department of Labor and Industry on request. HOURS OF WORK 1. No minor under 18 mav vofc, more than an average of9hour» a days, nor more than 10 houra in any one day. or 54 houra In any one week, except when engaged in tine packing or preserving of perishable goods, or vegetable or fruit can­ ning, or fruit packing Induxtrle*. or serving as a student or grad­ uate nurse, in hospitals, or u * nurse in a fraternal or charitable home, subject to the approval of the State Department of Labor and Industry. 2. A conspicuous urinted notice of the above regulation must be post­ ed bv’the employer. Buch nor*es wlll be furnished by the SlatF Department of Labor and Industry । 3 A minor attending school and "rN»r'0»%?’i» during hours when school is in session. , 5. No gtrl under 18 mav work in a manufacturing establishment. and no child of either sex under 16 ! Chicago. He loved Masonry jmd ItsI Though a Scotsman. Mr. Me* teachings. He was a member of the Knight became interested in golf Knights Templar here, also of Sa- * . miwmicu iu gw ladln Temple, the Shrine, and the aft*r he returned In 1920 from a :i«un wm . .Consistory.----------------33rd degree Mason*. > sr^^to^BcoUand where the game both of Grand Rapids, 1 *•---------- — TV LLL**l\ll V Tf H FlAIv fromMe*mpk>yment in ’or aboutbany SJTki^f North Boltwqpd and East State show, or other kina of piaynouse, . . . nau J* nui in.,, Road Fortunately they were driv- Walter Turner, both of River For- as its president. He attended the L~i religion, «?*-*— his-----support •-------- — music or dance haU, pool room, or burfwl ot *em In and* — InInternational Rotary Convention I fluence billiard room. . • woven burlap sack or baj., i Ing at a reasonable speed, so that est. IU. ..uence were given to the PresbyTEtployment other than that I1 the results were not serious. Ernest tertan In 1905. Mr McKnight and his when —— it “ met In Edinburgh. ----- *• Scotland, «*—*•—• >-----------church, and ha was a stener. Howe was driving south on Bolt­ । was always a liberal supporter i Ous contributor to that church and expressly prohibited by statute may tn the opemtS dry th? pods wood, and Mr. and Mrs. William family came to Hastings which had. and since been his home. He came of > Rotary a work for crippled chll- [ iu work. be prohibited by Cte Stale Departn'ot _ut over a bushel In each Newton. Route 2. Hastings, were ever here to take the superintendency of • I so has oaased out from us a man ment of Labor and if >MCk. Po3M wlll dry auKiclenliv fori driving east on Stale Ro«tU. when lhe International Seal and Lock deemed injurious to or 8hlpplng |n about three weeks. , the two cars collided. Mrs. Newton Co. of this city. He was induced to ; Mr. McKnight could always be | who sought always to do a man's morals, or is unduly hazardous. I ^cn the picking is completed.. sustained bruises on her head that locate here by Emil Tyden. president relied on fpr liberal gift* to any । part and meet hla full share of resproiect or movement that promised 1 ponslbilltles In Ufa. He was a man were not considered serious. Both PENALTIES write PROMPTLY to War Hemp and manager of that company. to help this cltv materially, cultur-1 whose word was as good as his I. Violation of the child labor । Industrie*. 411 U»ke Bl.. Pehf’^v. I cars were damaged. । .Five years later when Mr Tyden ally or spiritually , bond He earned the success he laws of thia alate Is a misdemeanor.! Michigan. Milkweed Plots Division, organized the Consolidated Press v [I No native born citizen could have won. for he was faithful in every Informing that corporation the . punishable on conviction by a fine --------- ,H“ , Tool Co. here. Mr. McKnight was a higher - appreciation of. or love ■ trust. He never spoke of trouble if the of from BIO to B100. and Imprison­ number of bushels of pod* made superintendent of its factory. for. America than Joseph McKnight. i he met it on his way through life. school has collected. The War I ment for from 10 to 90 day*, or both When the late H. B. Sherman of He was a loyal member of the Na- . He faced It sauarely. If he could aee fine and imprisonment al the dis­ Hemp Industries will advise the Battle Creek purchased all the cap­ tional Defense Council. For the post' a way out of it he took advantage school about lhe next step to be । cretion of the court. ital stock of that corporation in year he had given nearly all hl*| . It‘ it was something ’ tatrn. 'I । 1914. and built Its new and beauu- time as a voluntary worker on the tnat naa to oe. he endured It but X illegal employment of a minor The superintendent of public in-, never talked about IL He will be renders the employer liable to a structlon a*k» the rural school* to (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.)" ful plant in this city. Mr. McKnight Barry County Rationing Board. wrmirx continued with the institution, and Mr. McKnight was an ardent remembered by those who knew revocation of all work pennits. was made vice-president and fac ­ rtwtelileIn „ of ” cenu for » “ h pound of fisherman. He enjoyed that sport, him as a kind, friendly man. inter­ 3. Injury to a^ minor wb* *- re- NO" A ’S^0O,s, nplvyer <' rejects. For 15 pound* of culls will tory manager He was continued whether on n lake or stream In Bar­ ested In what was good and help­ gaily employed by an ami — may be rontrlbu ed If »o de75 pcr buahel For i0 pound, with Ute company in an executive ry county, or on the Atlantic ocean ful. No one could question hla in­ quires that employer to pay double pods Or the pods will be paid for (he deduction will be 31.80; for 17 capacity after the plant and busi­ while he was a winter visitor al tegrity or hl* fairness. He had faith compensation benefits to such mi­ sired at the rate of 20 cents per bushel po^da for 18 pound* of culls ness were acquired by Ute E. W. i in Ood and in men. By life and ex­ Port Lauderdale, Florida. nor. . of dried pods. Mnd up to 20 pounds, the additional Bliss Co. He retired from nl» con­ He was a director of lhe Nation­ I ample he sought io live that faith. ----Tills will give to many scliooh a reduction will be at the rale of 11 nection with the companv in 1940. al Bank of Hastings, and was al­ 1 and to be helpful to ills fellow men AIIIOM DEI IEE CDAU chance to do a real service for our cent* per pound, added to the 17 The world Is poorer when such a Mr. McKnight was a Mason. Join ­ ways interested in the welfare and QUICK KeLIeF FKUM country, and will be an important pounds deduction. For 20 pounds, ing the Blue lodge while he was In progress of this city. contribution to its war effort* right or 20 per cent cull*, the deduction now. from the 86 00 price will be 82 20. --------------- « • > which would net the fanner 83 80. ulcers DUE TO |he deduction from the 36.75 price FreaB«ekTa41«ofHemeTraatmantthat OIJL I lUMnVlIlV Ml | allowed to the farmer will be a* foiMust Help or It WIU Cost You Notfaiag auk eivii eAiaiiaii AIID VIII lITV UvUnUIL IllIINlll low » tor15 u,e cuUed F,ral u.-.womlI11<,n tMjule.ortb.WIU.Ant> VUK pound ceil Is. second pound 15 . H 06384326 FARM PRICES FIXED ON 1943 BEANS STOM*C“ EXCESS ACID o'clock at night and 0 o'clock in the morning. । Aik for “WlilirVi which Week-End Specials! BACK THE ATTACK BY BUYING WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE »> THOMAS SPECIAL COFFEE >b ODESSA PEAS 18 points GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ALAGA SYRUP cane and corn RICE KRISPIES KELLOGGS PEP 5 points lb BOLOGNA 30c 22c 12c 30‘ 17c 12c 10c 30c C. Thomas Stores And stamps here camp after OCTI, or JOHN M. John M. Malcolm. M. day night September home in Irving townah iteral was held at the it dav afternoon, with Rev Stanley and Allan of Ha Arnold of Lansing and a Mrs. Mildred Steury, of Any experienced molder opinion can correct a stat earlier editorial—from 3 3 billion—and go on to prove WISE FINANCING BY ! . , n , I cents: third pound 14 cents; fourth (Continued Horn Page 1. Section 1.) ix>und js cents: fifth pound 15 for the city’s interests, which has. cents; sixth pound 14 cents; seventh been given to the city's business I pound 15 cents; eighth pound 15 by Its city councils for the past 20 i cents; ninth pound 15 cents; 10th years, ars, which has enabled this city city][pound 14 cents; 11th pound 15 i_ — ,u« selling bonds and paying cents; 12th pound 15 cents; 13(h avoid Interest for the last ten years, andpound 15 cents; 14th pound 14 vet make many needed Improve­ cents; 15th pound 15 cents: 16th ments. . oound 15 cents; 17th pound 15 The city water works not only cents: 18th pound 14 cents; 19th pays It* operating costs but yields pound 15 cents: - 20th pound 15 . a profit every year. AU of its net cents. The deduction for 20 lbs. of earnings are to go into this Water culls would be 32.95. which would Works Replacement Fund until it, leave the farmer 33.80 for his 80 |। reaches 315.000. 115.000. That wHI will enable ename the me pounds of jtoodjsean*. The higher i city to buy a new outfit cf electric cost of picking Kidney beans is no 1 pumps without borrowing. If a doubt due to their color, which I fire or a cyclone should ruin all the makes it more difficult to see the , equipment at the pumping station. defective ones. I it could be duplicated without a If beans have more than the reg­ j bond issue, if lhe city had available ulation amount of moisture and re­ , n 315.000 sia.uuu replacement fund. iiuiu. iI quire drying before they can be ,I To keep this dty going — on • a --------sound1 ; accepted bv by the dealer, the charges basis, so it can pay its running ex-> to be made for drying are; for penses and make needed improve-j beans having more .than 18 per cent ment* without borrowing, the voters' and not in excess of 20 per cent of of Hastings should raise the char-, moisture 10 cents per 100 pounds, ter tax Unit from 1 per cent to 1Added charges of one cent for each per cent. One per cent was ample j per cent of moisture in excess of when the charter was granted. But 20 per cent. Mblsture in excess of with labor costs 300 per cent high- standard will be deducted from the er and cost of matcriaLs much, gross weight of beans delivered by greater, it is not adequate. It is the farmer. no, wflktot lo p,v lhe ecluel abovt lh, drtuc. rUn.nM SemlL5t’ r ■ llona tOT cul1 b®alls also for drying should be a margin to meet emer- h-ans have been agreed to by the gencies. make needed improvement*! 2,^“ Bew InSiutry Commitand lo make adequate financial I commodity Credit Corporaptans to meet situations lhat may, U S^DeC0£r<r?J)t partment of Agriculture War Board. Thr allowed dealers is 33.000 or o" 50 cents per 100 lbs. for white beans f0F “dlmSoei flnd 15 Cent3 I*r 100 P°unds for fill ate needed to rePl““ Kidney beans. They are certainly ' I Amall enough when Ute dealer has not do it. There are other im­ beans in his elevator and load them provements needed also on the cur for shipment. We are sure leading a gav life FINGERLINGS READY these days.In our "good old U.S.A." I Mr. Bob Fortney. Manager of the It wlU bc all Tight if we don't weak­ State Fish Hatchery has reported en. This country, and our liberties that lhe bass and bluegill flnger- in it ore worth all the bother, serv­ lings raised at the Barry Countv ice and sacrifices w6, are called on Rod and Gun Club Hatchery al to make. It would be better for the ’ ‘— * ** “ ■*" ** Orangeville are ready to be dlstrlbu- country..if-a— I ted to Barry County Lakes. Any I and their employees the one interested in this program is army instead of in Washington, urged to be at the Orangeville - . * 1,1 * ___ ~ _ [Hatchery Sunday morning. Oct. 3. Budget-saving clothes for all the family r E PROHIBITED OCCUPATIONS । ciplslna thli irwataaiat fr— at 1. The law specifically prohibits REED'S DRUG STORE all minors under IB from employ-1 STEBBINS it JACOBS ment Involving cleaning of moving BUY BONDS HASTINGS LOSES RURAL SCHOOLS CAN i Friday evening, about 7:15. during U/EI I drizzling rain there was an autoHELP IN WAR EFFORT I amobile accident at the corner of 'Continued from Page 1. SecUon I.) . Slight Damage ffX Accident M«r« Friday DRESSES to Live In! 4.98 Youthful Jersey Casuals! A new crop of Aiuteiie* designs to live in. every hour ot the day! Fine quality Jeraey in coat style and one-piece casuals with Important shirred-fronts skirts, clever necklines and pockets, gleaming button trim. 9-17. Black Frosted with White Coy, Flatteringly RAYON CREPES Classic - tut designs with gentle shirring and gracefully gored skirts. Sparkling white buttons. off-thc-face hat* in fall colors. With veils, clev­ er ribbon and bright trimming of fabric. Girls' Jackets Soft. warm corduroy j lumberjack lines with buttoned cuffs. ■< JO Graceful Plaid Skirts 07558713 UCTION SALE Having sold the farm, the undersigned will sell at public auction -at the place 1/4 miles west of South Kalamo school known as the Levi Curtis form located 1 or 4 miles south and 2% miles east of Nashville on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7,1943 Commencing at 1 P. M. Central War Time, the following described property: COWS 7 head milch cows. 3 heifers, coming fresh in Feb. 2 yearling heifers. Durham bull, coming 2 yrs. old. Heifer calf. SHEEP 36 breeding ewes, Shrops. 26 feeder lambs. Shrop buck. HOGS 6 Chester White sows. Chester White boar. 18 spring shoots. 7 June pigs. CHICKENS About 100 White Wyandotte pullets, 4 mas. old. HAY 25 tons mixed hay. 22 acres standing corn. TOOLS Black Hawk manure spreader. John Deere 2 horse cultiva­ tor, nearly new. 98 Oliver plow, nearly new. New 4 McCormick mower. Dump rake. Wagon and rack. 2 sec. harrow. 1 horse spring harrow. Set work harness. 3 horse collars. Two 10 gal. milk cans. Heavy pail and strainer. No. 12 DeLaval cream sep orator. 4 gal. steel churn. Numerous other articles. (Continued from page I. Sec. D About ten million tons are expected I from industry nnd the rest is ex­ pected from scrap drives such a* the one planned here. General Brehon Somervell has aLw placed Army manpower and facilities al WPB's disposal to col­ lect scrap. Major General Henry 8. Aurand, of the Sixth Service Command.' ha; has _ assured^ Detroit Cwir.ii.ind, WPB salvage chief, John D. McOllIls that he wlJ place trucks nnd । men from the several posts nnd : camps throughout the state, as well as military police, nt WPB's dlspoaal in Michigan. | The urgency of this drive is in­ dicated by the following telegram । which Mr. Annable received this week from the office of Donald I Nelson: "Declining national inven­ tory iron and steel scrap mnlrr. fall drive mandatory In order to Insure sufficient reserve for winter months. [Donald M. Nelson has asked each county to gather scrap for delivery to processing yards or to commu­ nity victory scrap bank plies." Further details on local plans will be announced next week. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer E. E. CRAY, Clerk •J jO dfiri Boys' Poplin Jackets Beautiful Tweed! FUR HEAPED COAT 2475 Graceful ballerina skirt coat with a flattering fur col­ lar Wann and durable herringbonc tweed with rayon satin lin­ ing, cozy inter­ lining. 12-56. Water-repellent wind resistant, smart! Fly front model. 8-18 yrs. Boys' Fall Slacks Rough, rugged weaves in herringbones, overplaids and diagonals! AQQ Zj MM Mail Them Early for Christmas! .ThZn’r ' f wants! And MAIL IT EARLY. ChooM now from our assotmont of practical, useful, suggestions that are easy to stow In a pack or barracks! CAN VITAMINS CHANGE GRAY HAIR? gray-haind people in Calcium Panlotfitnat* ttili tpomortd by Good Housekeeping magazine. According to thi* report: . Distinctive Fall Shirt Patterns! Towncraft* de Luxe Shirts TERMS OF SALE: All sums cash, no goods removed until settled for. CURTIS and HILL, Props £>QQ Durable wool-and-ray. on. generously pleated fore and aft. Youthful! Stebbins & Jacobs “The RexaU Store" Hastings Phono 2131 Aristocrats among shirts! Perfectly proportioned. San­ forized’ broadcloths and madras in the finest patterns for fall, all wover.-lnt NuCraft* starchless collars I MEWS FALL NECKWEAR In wools, rayons and rayon blends FLEXIBLE BLUCHER OXFORD RK SHOIS 349 You'll take extra miles of walking added activities, in your stride when you wear this proudly styled, foot-easy classic. Soft, pliable glove leather and durable leather sole. Roomy and comfortable, yet shape-re­ taining for seasons of foot joy. Style No. F3O-V955 Black, double-tannad factory duty, with > �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1H3 Dalway’ attended Ottawa th school, is a graduate of ... I,, Tnw* ah* uratirely speaking, to find anyone Wtu would even intimate lhat Joe was anything but honorable tn all of hit dealings. Hol easy-going or Kdi. but just and fair. The Scotch, unjustly perhaps, have won a reputation for extreme frugality which forms the basis for most of the Scotch stories in cir­ culation. But. you would have to YOU DIDN’TEATI FIRE AT HICKORY CORNERS I Fire of undetermined origin did I several hundred dollars damage Tu*ldaI forenoon to the home ot Edna Brown at Hickory Comers The Hickory Corners fire depart- I mint was soon on the scene and 1 confined the loss from fire and 1 water to one bedroom on the first ! floor. Smoke, however. damaged other parts of the house and lhe, . contents.'' diet will supply. In such cases. Physicians make up this tr/jmat dtficintcy by prescribing vitamins in centttitrated form. Vitamins should not be taken promiscuously. Consult your Physician. His diagnosis will prescription, bring it here to be filled with those ever depend­ able Abbott Vitamin Products. STEBBINS & JACOBS IRVING GARDEN CLUB The September meeting was held, with Mrs. Arthur Bedford. A pro- ' gram on Peonies was given by Mrs.I Norman Purchase. To help obtain । a list of Barry county trees each number was asked to compile a list1 which the following committee will reedit: Mrs Arthur Bedford. Mrs Henry Frost. Mrs Clara Sunton.; The October meeting will be held with Mrs. Norman Purchase It will be an all day meeting. BUY WAR *BONDS MICHIGAN—MocINK 5 BEET SUGAR SOHO HEADS 8c 4X SUGAR $(Uu. SULTANA 21c BAKING POWDER «c BAKING SODA ST 18c ANN PAGE J.’.’: 15c NOODLES • • til 93c ENRICHED tn sii5 711 51.19 LILY WHITE FLOUR SUNNYFIELD CAKE FLOUR 18c putt IVORY SOAP PUKE IVORY SOAP 5 .'.'i 31c PANCAKE FLOUR oxydn let 23c let. 23c DC MELLO-WHEAT SAUD DRESSING 19c SNNYFIELD CORN FUKES 10c DOLE PINEAPPLE 19c DOLE PINEAPPLE CAN CUBAN PINEAPPLE 21c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 18c tai'34c COCKTAIL T.1 31c MS HEART'S DJitGHT PRUNE JUICE .> 23c CAMPIELL'S TOMATO SOUP 9c GARDEN VALLEY SWEET CORN "Sn’IIc EARLY JUNE IONA PEAS CUT GREEN BEANS AMERICAN IEAUTY PORK AND BEANS LAVA / TOILET SOAP 3cams17c tel. an. IVORY 23c i6J3c EONA KEYKO MARGARINE LIFERUOY OR IUX LUX SOAP 3cAKt$20C GENTLE SOAP FLAKES let. 23c GRANULATED SOAP SWAN SOAP ■a,113c SPINACH i5c SEA VIEW TOMATOES 33 SHORT cur LEG OF LAMB SHOULDER CUIS 23c PORK STEAK 3 EARS 14c LAMB CHOPS DUZ LGE. RII CUTS UUNMY SOAP I-LB. PKG. A-PEHN ' 23‘ INSfCTIClDE RINSO let 23c PORK SAUSAGE FRESH. LEAN GROUND BEEF PERCH „ 19c A-PLNN 11152c DRY 0E1NER RED LABEL KARO DEHYDR06EHATED SHORTENING SYRUP SYRUP dexo NO. 1'4 GLASS 14c JA-OZ. PKG. WHEATIES 1 A,^ I“ NO. 1'4 GLASS i, 6C «s. 10c FANCY-LARGE-FRESH CAUGHT BLUE LABEL KARO "&l 11c CRISP white sail WHI1E SAIL LIQUID WAX CLEANSER 3 & 62' 1M IW QT. 9C WAR SAVINGS BONDS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 'is« • FEDERAL DEPOSIT iNs. CORP. SEIF-SERUICE MESH CAUGHT LAKE TROUT 4c 9». WAFFLE SYRUP 9c 5aiAss 39c WHILE THEY LAST REDFISH FILLETS Mtali and tyitk ■ ■ AT A MONET-SAVING PRICE! • Y«i—back again in tha big Jpound economy package. Where elie can you gaf as much reel coffee enjoyment ... for such a imell amount of money? Don’t for. I'/rOZ. OIL SARDINES TUNA FISH RED LAia ARMOURS POTTED MEAT MORRELL'S SNACK LUNCHEON MEAT HONEY BRAND PARTY LOAF 34c 1 13c ARMOUR'S PIGS FEET 14-OZ. GLASS CUDAHY'S BLUE SUDS 39* KITCHEN KLENZER ANN PAGE IONA IMITATION WHITEHOUSE EVAPORATED VANILLA EXTRACT MILK 3 ai 25‘ 3^26* 3-OZ. BOT.. POPULAR BRAND REFINED unz CIGARETTES PURE LARD CRACKERS cartHj24 DEVILED HAM a 21' J-OZ. TIN CALIFORNIA GRAYED TUNA FISH CAN WE RESERVE THf RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES A THE BEST BUY IN ANY STORE ★ WAR STAMPS AND BONDS CAN SPAGHETTI /C 30C "(SS 5c "4 38c CAN VIENNA SAUSAGE BOKAR 2-51c 7 CAN CHICKEN OF SEA ARMOUR'S 2 For rent at $2.50—$3.00-—$3.25 and government tax—in our fine safety deposit vault. Get one totoday for youf war Bonds-and other valuable papers. HADDOCK FILLETS RULLDOG SPIC & SPAN BANK MONEY ORDERS CLEANSER STALEY’S c^n RED CIRCLE 2-47c CHECKING ACCOUNTS FRESH (OMAN AMMONIA 25' 100% PURE WHITE SAIL SAL SOD* PKG. V BOSTON BUTT ARMOUR'S STAR-IULK JUNKET RENNET POWDER »NO PORK ROAST 2 (ARS 11C mb SNOW 2 pkss 21* RESERVE SYSTEM LAUHDRY SOAP BAG SHREDDED WHEAT FEDERAL SLAB BACON ut 23c GRANULATED SOAP SOAP FLAKES NATIONAlSttfCUIT MEMBER ANY SIU PIECE SOAP FLAKES Hl. 3cakes20c i. 49c cured BACON SQUARES ALL PURPOSE /IVOEY TOILET SOAP IIS 11c IODINE SALT NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS suea* "&i 12c IONA CIDER VINEGAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS FANCY MUSTARD IONA FLOUR 01 < 2 a 15' /I CAMAY u. 29c CANADIAN STYLE BACON SULTANA BUTTER 2 ;i 49' SULTANA u. 39c SMOKED PICNICS AMERICAN FAMILY DREFT ” I. MID. CAKE SULTANA PEANUT ■SS 5123 JI-CZ. 14c ANN PAGE STEWING FOWL SUeAR CURED rte 3 ict 29c PILLSIURY Fton 97 MARVEL 3 I HOME STYLE ----------wavk VIENNA RYE BREAD A&P 1S-OZ. CRACKED I * I **» u-oz. WHOU WHEAT ) Zifc < WHEAT 5 &2lc GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 2 FRESH DRESSED BROILERS OR ROASTERS , AfrP 1U4J. LOAF \ IHRICHID lU-ia. l-Y SUNNYFIELD ENRICHED CHICKENS 28c 11. WTEK FANCY ROCKS i5c ROLLED OATS SUNNYFIELD FLOUR VALID THIS 'IJnuA. ChaiaL SUNNYFIELD PANCAKE FLOUR • BROWN STAMP ( ALSO FRUIT CAKE BAR CAKE 2 Ji. 53c ENRICHED SWEET-SPANISH BON BON ANN PAGE PEANUT BUTTER FRESH—CRISP—MICHIGAN banana. fia/tktx SUGARED DONUTS 14c SUNNYFIELD VANILLA EXTRACT 3 LK. 10c 15c 3 IM 19C RUTABAGAS CELERY ONIONS 32c uj. JACK FROST ANN PAGE EXPIRE SAT. NITE, OCT. 2 /?£P££Af W£M NOW! StALED FLAVOR 2 u, 29c 3- 29c 2 us 9c GRAPES APPLES CABBAGE GRANULATED A, B I-LB. caLO BAG FANCY—RED I OKAY > ANNIVERSARY BROWN STAMPS A Aa m FANCY—"EATMOR" FOUR SEASONS OUR SERVICES X,Y,Z POTATOES 15“ 49' SWEETPOTATOES 5'29° 25‘ CRANBERRIES NEW CROP—NANCY HAU ANN PAGE BUY WAR BONDS RED STAMPS 4 M MICHIGAN—SaECTED—CHIPPEWA COMMUNITY NOTICES ; yES. it’s true that many elis­ . orders may result from not eating. And the ’’well-fed’’ arc often sufferers. In periods of stress and strain, we may require f|*t LETTUCE 888 2 21 gett Memorial hospital before going overseas ' Tbe bridegroom, son of Mrs. Kath-1 crine Dalway of New York city. Is a Kiduate al Columbia university. baa been overseas about a year. lUrryvIHe ercus individual titan Joe. If all | The BarrvvUle W 6. C. S. will IT”" h* has ever riven or serve the dinner at the home of <tf HitmL> £ 1 Mr and “rI Albert aunt in the interest of Hastings or WednMdlJ. October g Everyone U Joi- public or private charity>. could, ur6cd comc and eal ^h us. j be collected into one account, it ’ _______ would make a mighty impressive I C«*U Grave sum. Joe went about tills sort of j The coaU Grove U A- 6. will thine outetly and never asked for, meet at the Wil) Bayne home on or otherwise sought, any personal Thursday October 7. with pot luck ‘ dinner and program in charge ot . rf .11 W re . line Imnd.. D“°u'’ *»-■' the tort of fellow you always re- Shuhx member with real pleasure and . The Shultz Community Club will happiness. meet with Mrs Edith Welsh, on . Joe leaves a gap In this com- Thursday, Oct. 7. jnunlty that will be difficult to fill.' That may be a trite way of saying . The Goodwill WB.CB. will nieet it—but it’s the truth. at lhe home of Mrs. Jennie Loehr on Friday. Oct. 1 for dinner. ■ WEDDED TO MAJOR IN CAIRO. EGYPT Mr. and Mrs George Emmett CLOSING LUNCHEON Collins >Grace Pryor> of Grand AT COUNTRY CLUB Rapids, former Hastings residents, Thirty-five members were present1 announce the marriage in Cairo. luncheon at the Egypt, of their daughter. Evelyn nt the closing club on Tuesday. Xucille, now a Lieutenant in the country Marigolds decorated lhe loung United States Army Nurses Corps, and vari-colored zinnias were at-' to Major Benjamin Clinton Dal­ way of the Army Ordnance depart­ tracuvely arranged on the tables. At the business meeting follow­ ment. The report of the wedding as given in the Grand Rapids Press, ing lhe luncheon. Mrs. M. J. Cross1 was re-elected to the board and appears herewith: - Being married in an American Mrs. Ray Branch and Mrs. Cedric Morey were elected to replace Mis.i mission chapel in Cairo. Egypt, .then escorted in an army convoy Don dipgel and Mis. O. M. Puller. Prues for high average bridge to a villa for a wedding reception scores for the year were presented attended by army generals—and all thl* on a furlough from Iran—Is to Mrs. Cedric Morey, Mrs. Ed. Van the colorful wedding story that Eve­ Popering. Mrs clayton Brandstetler and Mrs. Roy Hubbard. j lyn. L. Collins writes to her par­ .... U. Ur. C- Z-r>l _ Prizes for the year in golf were presented to Mrs. Ray Branch for Lt. Collins, who had been sta­ tne June ringer; lo Mra. Ed Van tioned in Africa for about a year, Popering, the July ringer; to Mrs. having gong over with one of the Be. tha Wilcox, the August ringer, first army nurse corp* contingents. and lo Mrs. Hoy Hubbard, lhe September ringer. The July handicap was won by! Mrs. Ray Branch with Mrs. Homer nxmi. Smith as runnerup. Mrs. Dorrance Mrs Jacobs, wife of an Amer I- Trtthric won for making the most can consul, had charge of decora- improvement in ringer score, ’‘ rhe ot the dub club present present-­ tlons and seasonal flowers for the pc members of double ring ceremony attended by <,<) Mrs- Rogers with a gift, tn ap-t more than 100 persons. For her wed- Predation of her work throughout, ding the bride wore a unnorm made ”,e summer, and also presented1 tn this country especially for the Mrs. Roman Feldpausch retiring: ceremony, matching her husband's president, with.ajiainjlng, done by; dress uniform. . Mrs. Guy Keller. J CoL VanFlack, of a general Hos-, High scores for the afternoon pltal unit, gave the bride in mar- bridge were won by Mrs. R. E. Waiui u — ,Attending -------riage. as----------------------her bridesmaidand Mrx Roy HuW)trtL was Lt. Jackie Finensch, a staton Mrs. B. C. Case of Connersville. hospital nurse, and best man was Ind . was the guest of Mrs. C. C. Cant. MarslUus. Burkholder. At the wedding reception follow­ At the golf and bridge pot luck ing in a nearby villa, a three-tiered held last Friday, thirty were pres­ ent. Prizes were won by Mrs M. I J. Cross; Mrs. David French: Mrs Van Popering; Mrs Clayton MAYBE IT'S SOMETHING Ed. Branchtetter; Mrs. Kenlth Mcln9™ 5,r= F; E WaRc: and Mrs । Willard Smith. K LAKOE M SIZE—4CEBMG MUR SCORE AND FOUR out of slock. Shipping delay duo to PRICES SUBJECT TO MARKEY CHANGES BRING US IUH5TE FRT5 fOR explosives | �THI HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. 8IFTEMBER M. IMS 11 LOCAL NEWS —................................................ , _ station i£|On The Home Front ' special writeup of last Friday night Japanese were 1 ____________________ ________ I ^With telephone line* crowded, about Port Moresby when the Jap- j Lieutenant Brand McIntyre, eon I f«U particulars. Pfc. Donald Welltare reteumd and AortSST* help. th. Banner MW. land* “c Friday to Camp Ruckar. Alabama. B1ks all possible cooperauon tn get- t** generally conceded tliat the Maple Grove, w awarded the after spending fourteen day* with Hngjn church, organisation, clufe Owen Stanley Mountain Range French Coloital mode c;—vi. T ——_..— — aJ provided an Impossible barrisr. ■ hara bar. on Wedm i an auction sale at the per- \; However, he said that you fli- I! week in North Africa ------------- tied onc mile south, and 2 George Wallfare. ■ poasftae. Sent by mail or by perT/5 Cheater C. Kramer. 381542M w<ESTYRN’lH»?Sl^,Sr« is:if-SSr miles west of Maple Grove Center; Pfc. Lyle Newton returned to sonal delivery at the Banner off-* or 34 miles cast and a mile north Camp Rucker. Alabama. Friday | Is lhe ideal way............................ 1 Dk'JUUB of Dowling. He Is offering a good nnd then went ahead and < L)«c I**. Hl* I to dn do and a after spending tWo weeks with hl* Mr. and Mr*. O. Avery Aten's। arf. ad- 1 tn HYt. ueorge Heracn or camp -------- > . w— .—v..-..—. , itat ot bones, cattle, hogs, sheep, Cooke wife and hl* parents. ' rfreas after Saturday wul be 173 W, prepared a defense for that vt Calif, arrived home Frtd*y field. California in May 1»42. and > chickens, tools, and hay and grain Ihing. that you usually wouldn't Mr. and Mr*. Sumner Sponable ' Grand BL „ . . went overseas three months later. ■ Henry Flannery will cry the Bale far wrong. have told their home at 201 East Mr. and Mr* W. H. Bachaldw •nH Allied ex La,t Llcutansni McIntyre and fc. E. Gray will act as clerk enta, the Archie Helion'. | “P8 WI!L^e ^e.d Green to Mr. and Mra. Glenn Swift, are now residing at 803 E Grand imw ' WM of * 7rou?Jbat was htaWy , see the adv. elsewhere In this issue. and will leave Oct. 3rd. The 8pon*ble* arc staying at their j Mr. and Mr* Nil* OUaon are Indicated now commended for doing a “brilliant for fun particulars. . Icach lake cottage until the horn, moving to the Wm. Taffae house at rn was In con- )Oh" In the conquest of Blclly and they purchased of Otto Wets* U 313 E. State Road, recently vacated slderiiur the Owen I lanley range an on September* 7 he was awarded an mu toboto now «I 2K?' "i, w2StT,f.Sto,!I, vacated. Mr. and Mra. Weis* having by Mr. and Mra. Maurice Green- Impassible barrier. , air medal for that service. bought the Clarence Robinson Held, who have moved to Grand At Buna, he said, the Japanese Lieutenant McIntyre and seven 1 home I Rapid*. bad prepared elaborate defense* other* were given the French Co- I BUcuun wc a» uw h * j>wu S « ale at lhe farm located CWT. j 1M) in «*n3 The city council Friday evening r*’ which had to be broken doWn piece Ionia! medal* in a simple ceremony mnfs north of Bedford. 2 miles west transferred 8400 from the contln----------1 married to I on a captured enemy airfield, still ! nn(f 3 muM aoulh of Lacey. She Is Captain Plumley with other of fl'made gent to the parkJemenis fund, to meet1 thU the Mra" TbeLwan^KAS:’h*VBiniham^ | th« 'tas^man and Sadlo be^blasted littered with the wreckageof Ger- | offering a good H*t of horses, cattle, cere, plotting out the next day'* 1 Pennock Hospital Kitehen Guild a, 1889. Sh* u cost of Improvements made this Mra. Lawrcnf• Keech al Hinanarraid nrar Enogal Inlet. New Georg* will meet on Wedne-dsy e-.eBlng, band, a ion B man and Italian plane*. They were ; nogs chicken*, farm machlherv. year in Tyden park, which called J™}'. UH? ?T,«"rtr><rtXr' swarded bv Col John Cerny, of i llOv and grain and some household la. while curious native* look on. . Oct 6. at the hoepital. Member* i IfY.; tour for that much more cash than was th*1 ^eir two year old daughter. <8ee picture in Banner Office win' are requested to bring their dona,1 goods Henry rlannery Flannery will will cry cry the the dow; cad> Plumley to come home— I tlon* of canned fruit. Jam or Jelly, ’ — Maj. Burlingame paid a splendid Spokane. Washington. Mrs W. H. Scare over Woodland । *}}«• The *m The awards were for outstanding , Mje an<j e. E. Gray will act as tribute to me the American boy*. He aaver- ' Sunday, near her iriuuic iu u»,a. ... way te convinced II payss to adverHosmer. of Ch -----------in a successful, week-long clerk. u — u,. hv •icrwHrre See the «.adv. elsewhere in la see H. F. Column.) 'Ftor Sale." Sale." , ewe cpre svmnr sympathy of lhe community . mid ]le often wondered what kept service Use. Their chickens. "For Speaking of plctures-you're a | opgnliw luncheon of the grandchildren. .1'- ' <exiCTded to hcr parcnU and sis-| goln< during the difficult search last April for three French ! this issue for full particulars. adv. last week worked so-------well that “ **5 handsome such and so.—meanlng j Worncni Club for members and -----whose plane was forced tr. JAnet. days In the Owen Stanley Moun- generals, they had sold all of the chicken* tor. •’ I Marine. Bruce Long, nong. put pui in Sun ann ’ ■ KUCS ». w m ni k h,M in i» th. .1^. MethoDetroit tains arid and later )*ter In lhe the terrible Jun­- down in the sandy, desert wastes.1 CURTIS and HILL. Props. r-c.ur Vnnr 'Mom* showed shoved £^1 church ~ Friday. TL. , TT-T/ Dlnto. Cnllf. Your 'Mom Oct, 1, at one KJ deU,^"' "* WP" < Whcn Ute Judges of tlw .-SSen hundreds of miles from Algeria. Having sold the farm, tile above us the picture of you she Just re- ^“1 ode ind will toe served b* the The medals were the first award­ was aciivcrca. . other locations last week. Mrs. gle country around Buna. They Mra Lentz Chaffee, nee Helen,1 i,‘a.oluM*Ster (Hara! Severance) adapted themselves quickly and well ed any troop carrier command will dispose of the personal prop- , eelved—fhe’s so h«PW WB.C S. of lhe church. Mra. Harry V'-ORLTA to the most difficult conditions and erty at public auction nt the farm and so proud of you — so are we ail , < nn i FOOlP fj i a r. tin g mi be lhe flyera on overseas duly in this war Lomble. of Noshvllle underwent an1 Judge Lester MoU on the CUlFtULM known as the Levi Cunts farm lo­ । Another corking good picture guest styaker and her subject a 111 ; appendectomy at Pennock hospital comer of Forl md Bhelby. and fought with a courage, peralstance by a foreign power and valor that was a credit to their cated 1*4 miles west of South Kalenme along Monday, of sailor Jack currant topics of interest to ! >nu .mu. » v.v — ~ . nie French air commander at an Tuesday noon. i w.roLe aoohcatlons for 31 bonds to'“’J " U*,C3 background, training and character. Algerian base April 5 requested amo school: or 4 miles south and . O’Dunnell to his family, who are Raymond Lancaster and young 1 327J75 in on* hour. 1 c“* WQnwa I Bill Stebbins bagged five ducks । v.’ Buskirk and Arthur • • *--------------help in a search for three generals 3’1 miles east of Nashville. They glad a* everythin* to have it You fellow* may not realize how 1 Hospital Guild No. 14 will meet are offering a good list of cows, _______________________ .. forced down in the desert. b"n!,ar!X 'a °n^w nMutartuT’etin at Lathrop of Hasting* are member* . Cerny's group sent out the re­ sheep, hogs, chickens, hay. and ' much your pictures mean when al 1:30 Tuesd-A Oct. 5. at the ' ,UUiC away.. “.I — Just Kissed Your „ quested, party and for seven days farm tools. Henrv Flannery will cry :. you're home of Mrx. Kellar Sl*m. AH ' the sale and E E. Gray will | * two planes searched hundreds ot oct aa picture Good-night.'~ but* it ?eally "nembera urged to be present. newmanv t,ct*U* Frcd Ha * 1 principals, supervisors and teacher* ----- , mile* of desert for the missing offl- clerk See lhe adv. elsewhere in «enUmantal. ballad are cooperating «»» with W Western ^“d“ irrbl. D. UcDon.ld h»' who *" ““™ । gn't bo far from wn OH*.moUl: ' Regular meeting of the Women 1 ccra At l,,e same time they hauled this Issue for full particulars. college In a program of f all lhe gasoline and food required a new lawn weeder which ha* prov­ Michigan 1 of the Moose will be held Friday home on leave, she didn't see much night. Oct. I. at 1:30 at the hall. — . —-------------------- by a French party which also was WILLIAM HALE. Prop. en to be an efficient and fasclnat- In-Service Education, sponsored by ThSi.F’ottOtaFR W“' " "*WS »? Which Having sold his farm. Mr Hale of him because he was dashing all All members urged to attend. Busi­ law'ii lhe Judge began on the neighcinnihrm Michigan wlll have an auction sale at tiw ovtr the place, but at night after ness Rieetlng nt 7:30 and open his 1SH4 crews had slept in their planes. bors lawns Where he is often seen has been Cu^eJdt (arm located *v mile north cf Carl ­ initiation of eleven new members w“l W Kll to hS| »” "T*1? "" M industriously attacking lhe weed* SUte^to “rv“on ton center; or 5 miles north ot mother said. "I did the same thing beginning at 8 o'clock. Public inIncidentally, n number of the yards western Michigan from you. Hastings and 2 miles east and S when my son wns home but I never , in that namely. McDonalds I coyege under the sponsorship of mile north. He Is offering a good Intended to tell a soul." You fellows Comrade Angelo Spirls was the I Auctions list -of horacs and harness, cow*., The St. Cedla Choir Guild Wlll first one to pay hl* 1M4 dues .. , , „ , o very precious to those back Howard Frosts are tne lovenest . g|Vln- aMistance to new women •—s. chickens, tool*, hay and grain. • are About 60 attended our last fam- (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.) . nogs. Remember that song. -But­ meet Wednesday evening, Oct. 6. -..w ia few household goods. Dewey I home KrTn\c n'Kt1Jr?^?id nHtriDes' flv all Mudenta In becoming oriented when Uy night party. Everyone there en- issue for full particulars. VI-MlUCUHUlUl I ana ton Up our Overcoat. You Belong at the Parish House at 7 30 pin. rhe btara and stripes rty an ii.»v .nmii tnr the fall semcbter Joyed the program consisting of j Reed will cry the sale and Jay Wing to Me", well, that1* the general ----------■ Rred over town every Sunday at Big 2'^ ’£.,1 fOr lhe acnWb“r song* by the Jarrard boys, songs and Uunora Clifford nammona Hammond wui will act m aS Idea. Good Luck. Cheerio. Surgery Guild ID will meet HARVEY PARMELE, JOHN ! nnd Rapids. Mich. Dr. Robert Harkness ; th R .. b ln and music by Mrs Carlin nnd RUSSELL. Prop. \ | clerk*. See the adv elsewhere in Thursday, Oct. 7, at the home of m.d. >h. oto.rv.uon U..1, Itolr «Mr>i tae b«by*i I fiOd » readings by Slstera Keeler and Having sold the farm, theabove . this Issue for full particulars. Mrs. Keith Chase. 521 W. Center, county has had a higher number of . 8UH nn“ . rj>r oior. 32 tlgirin, a MMC ■ Bush and Phyllis Webb. Sister! will dispose of the personn) proper- I --------------- »♦* Avintion Cadet Marshall Furrow with Mrs. Merle Wheating and Mrs. casualties in this war. to date, than , ljr™cn w 6 Shader ________________________ ■•’swfr.................. 1 is the lending___ cause writes hl* parents. Mr. and Mra. Emma Evans as co-hostesses. any other county in Michigan This hmtihSd Sods to Mapes gave a very inspiring cere-' ty at public auction nt lhe farm [ Tuberculosis mony in dedicating the service flag located half-mile south and one ! cf death for persons for between. Ute the Freeman Furrow, that his new adsame fact was true in the last war. n„'..t.. rrwt Wednesday where representing 40 of our boys In lhe mile west of Banfield, on the north j age Emmanuel Guild will meet at tbe nfte of 0( 15 and and 45 Financed by by tu• he rroson being, that their Nation- M Bchader has a position in the service. Mra. Zclma Cox. chaplain 1 Mde of Fine lake, known ns the 1 berculosts Christmas seals, a new home of Mra. Charles Polls on °£rtd «2rtong “nXri depXnen^r lhe diver ot the auxiliary received lhe flag In, Dewey farm. A good list ot horses. 1 namphlet."How to Kill TB Germs" Wednesday. Oct. «. at 2 o'clock. U S.N.R.. 34th Bn.. the first to go on each occasion. parn. Eaulnmenl Co. They have K.k.i, anviiinrv Comrade1 cattle, nattin tools, tAni. milk m<ur equipment, »nuinm*nt hay hw. now available f"om the Michi­ behalf of t the auxiliaryDBS. Yorktown. k’r ofh what the fla rented an apartment al 40 Upton Cortright gave a short talk on and grain, etc. are being offered, gan Tuberculosis Association. Lan­ aBIXAU. BTOBB St. Mary's College. California. keen realization ot wnat the nag , . Mr« jrnne Stuck a teacher in child delinquency and this was Henry Flannery will cry the sale sing. won He has Just been assigned to his ■ means, perhaps that Is why they •*.e‘nUh|ic school system here has followed by a pot luck supper. I and E E. Gray will act as clerk. }lagCdayS1Rnalttl eVer> 8unc,,y Bs purchased home at The sympathies of the post, auxil. See the adv. elsewhere In this issue purcL»xU the — Schader — lary and community b> given to Mra. for full particulars. Jake Rehor Ls lhe local expert on 428 W. Walnut St. Maxine Dibble, who received word ----------making sauerkraut and he has A New England college announces that her husband. Comrade Jim-1 J. 6. COLEY. Prop. generously helped a number of folks mle Dibble was missing In action । Having sold my farm. Mr. Coley undertake thU particular culinary there will be no more quizzes there. Comrade Andrews is on the sick1 wlll dispose of the household goods venture. As master of ceremonies Any student feeling the need of one list, he is under the care of Dr., and miscellaneous articles al pubcan always tum on lhe radio. Jake has the 'know how.' Mohler. | He auction at the farm located 3 Superintendent D A. VanBuskirk Have you seen Frank and Flor- miles south of Delton. 2 miles north was in Lansing attending a meet­ cnce lately? I of Gull lake on M-43 and first ing ot the Michigan Superintendents Plans are beng fostered for a house west on Milo road, known as on Friday. Bond Parly in the near future, lo the Bert Quick farm. Loren CopThe Ken Sandersons moved Into be held in connection with our pock will cry the sale and Mil ton their new home on South Broadway Saturday night parties. By the way. Lelnaar will act as clerk. See the thi* week, which they recently pur­ these parties are gaining in popu- adv. elsewhere in this issue for full chased from Wilbur Lane Mr. Lane larity each passing week. particulars. . is making his home at the Kelley (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) House. rations moat of the time. DON'T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T DEWEY REED. The William Schaedera. Jr. moved Since the major was talking NEED—BUY' WAR BONDS Auctioneer and Mgr. to their new home In Battle Creek mostly “off the record", many of the . INSTEAD. 1 Mr. Reed Is offering a good list today <Thursdtiy.i fads he stated cannot be published ■Plynny' Rousch. Barry County horse shoe pitching champ, who here. it will be Interesting someday lives near Camp Kitannlwa. give* to But read a complete account of this Les Hawthorne a work-out with which relieved the threat the shoes, every lime he comes to campaign to PortMoresby and began the Town. Thev oiten have quite an au- breakup of Japanese power In New dence to witness their matches which Guinea. It seems more than proohave become established sessions that commentators will rate with every trip to Hosting*. Last sUs this march 6Ver lhe Owen Stanley week Les took 'Plynny' 2 out ot 3. range a* one of the great feats of For the latest scores call 21D4. IvOts of fresh paint is sprucing the war. The strategic and tactical advantages which followed in the up Hustings homes this month. wake of this achievement were tre­ This is the time of year to get winter repairs in shape. Last wai­ mendous. Any severe setbacks in ter was an unusually iuird one on these initial phases of the campaign could have profoundly Influenced routs nnd eaveatrough*. it looks as though Hastings high the course of the entire war in the was going to have another top Southwest Pacific Area to date. Major Burlingame said that the notch football team this season. See ORGANIZATIONS r^:rTi<trn"7or“„'^f^U‘ O,^SVi «W STEBBINS & JACOBS 1 hrifty home maker. MAJ. BURLINGAME SPEAKS HERE f COM3 TO WARDS FOR HOM1 FURNISHING VALUES DEKALB HASWHAIirPHCES 2-PUCE LIVING ROOM VAUM-MUCED AT WARDS 1 Old Customers Re-order Year after Year 2 The Number of New Customers Increases More and More Each Year 3 More DeKalb Hybrid Seed Corn is Grown than „ any other one kind FAMOUS LUXURY—QUALITY DEKALB HYBRID SEED CORN mohoir-ond-cotton high-p^e frieze! Filled with resilient Akar end IKallpapers cotton. Built for durability! Oet it at Wards tomorrow! Only 20% Down! Monthly Payment Pkml ROOM-LOTS REDUCED enough sidewall paper and border to redecorate the aver­ age IO'xl2' room. SOLD LAST YEAR FOR $3 TO $6 Wards bought lhe entire overstock of 1942 patterns of ORDER YOUR choirl Body-inviting, gen*rou» in size . ;; and attractively Styhd. 2 of America's leading Wallpaper makers. These are the luxury-quality "interior decorator" papers you prob­ ably thought you could never iafford . . . luxurious "in­ terior decorator" quality! from ALL ARE WASHABLE AND FADE-PROOF Marbleized Lino­ leum On Felt Back Square Yard QUAKER Sxtt RUM 89‘ You’d expect to “pay much more for these delicatelygrained designs. So dress up your floors NOW—Come in and see our assortment of fresh new colors that can’t fade or wear off! 6.95 Brighten your Roon at Rtt4MiV<l surface rugs. Their smart guy । signers. Their quality Is i known. Waterproof, s easily cleaned! Each is tested to withstand 3 years of exposure to sun­ light. Many are embossed. The quantity In many cases is limited. The price, after Saturday, will fie 30f higher. So, hurry to Wards now/ SHIRLEY GILLESPIE, HaiHnjl. Mich.. R. Ho. S. BALDWIN BROS.. Mich.. R. No. 2. D. FORREST BENDER. MIMIovlllo. Mich. ROBERT H. OTIS. Hoctiogo, Mich.. *. No. 5. EHTAN A. WINTERS. Dowling. Mich.. R. No. I. IS^Iontgomery Ward * Use your cradit to buy aaything cdrri«4 In our Mora Mock* of pfavtsd kr our calotoge Montgomery War< �f THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER M. 1H> FAOE BIX Mlim/n lirilfr BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES (f , Sunday school al 10 o'clock. Divine Services at 11 o'clock. Ser* Tde^ tram Hasting, our ° * pastor A. M. Coldren. .on by the Pastor. . 9:55 A. M. Bible school with — mon ‘ ’ CATHOUC°WOMK4 toreUen thc Con'enll°’1 at Ul Evening meeting at 7:30 Evan­ gelistic Singing and Sermon. The filth annual convention of * ——————— ship hour we shall observe “The, Tuesday nights B. Y. P. U. all the Grand Rapids Diocesan Council OCTOBER MEETING i World Communion Sunday ." 1 young people welcome, meeting at lhe cnurch, i service . Women will De neid on ruwaay.. Tho^>ctobcr meeting of the Bam ..Communion . , Iakp_ and fnr a special , Wednesday nights prajer meeting October 5th. at Guardian Angel; county c. B. union will be held * ,a*g? chiidVn or- st the church at 7:30. Knih .IxUWWum In MoM„ evenlnt. octowr 11. ■<. „h'"rd W?_!?* JEEFLRSON ST? ’ 6:30 Adult and senior C. E. So- UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH The convention will open with gellcal Church, I defies. F. W. Maxon, pastor aotemn High Mass with the solritunl, ••* I 7:30 P. M. Song service and Gos­ Revival meetings with song serv. £5X1%^“™] £”21“ n»ST XETUODIST CHVXCn pel message beginning at 7:30 each evening. Monday evening Official -----------------------------board ice nlilSto ., N,« Snnd., .. .1..II dwn. 1-----------------Evangelist Rev Franklin Norris, of deacon; Reverend A. E Inbault as World-Wide Communion Sunday; p M ■* Greenfield. Ohio, is preaching the old Gospel message. Hr He ~ is a. a. 8ub-deacon; Reverend Henry Nied- bv Joining with till Christian Tuesday 7'30 p M S S. teach- c ~ time gospel rwickl as Master of Cere monies, and churches around the world in the I rr., w«t> inert to studv the lessons Bible preacher. Come and hear him.. Sundav ichool school nt at II 11 A. A M M the Reverend T. Raymond Dark, celebration of Holy Communion at for the neXt four Sun7jays' Sundav pastor of Guardian Angel Church", the morning service al 10:00 o'clock. Thursday 7-30 p M Quarterly ’ *•• Will deliver lhe sermon. , The theme for our Communion conference will be held at the WAVES RECRUITNG PARTY Registration of delegates will take meditation will be “Looking Unto cfiurch by Our Dist. Supt.. Rev. Inez I*’ KAL.AMAZOO place at ten o'clock and the open- Jesus. Martz of Marcellus. Every member A party of WAVES recruiters will Ing session of the convention will. In connection with the Com- of the church U urged to be present, be st Room 31. post Office Budd..„ ----------------!------------.—-----.»«..i—-------, - ---------follow with the_diocesan president, munlon service, a ... special ----offering' - ---------------—w-wi---------— ---------u-g Kalamazoo, this week until Saturday noon to iriterview women Mrs. Lawrence O'Neil. Parts, Michl- will be receved for our Fellowship 20 to 36 years of age Interested In gan, presiding. of Suffering and Service. The of- BARRY COUNTS Kan.pTTs.uuig --------------I fering will V divided among three MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION ............ this branch ......... ............... . service. Joining of the St Rose Parish Council of Has- acences. — The Commission on will meet. Tuesday October 5th,1 Recruits must be American citizens. (plains to assist In in their work ja;oo at of normal »««• health nnd must have • tines wilh Ff J V Dillon ax Spirit- Chaplains ;3:5o o'clock for pot luck lunch =: ’»» <••••« u„... iu. ------------<> .. ----- . lind at least two years of high uailDirector is one of the seven f°r boys in Service: the Committer - thf Grand St U jB....Church. _ _.jinrlse the Ionia °n on CW Camo Actvtties Actvttlrs to tb sene serve our men parishes which comprise This wlll be an important meeting. school training. Office hours are Beanery Council of of the National Jn m the -camps 'camps when Uiey they ate are on The county option Issue will be dis. Council of Catholic Women. Mrs. leave In ta near-by “'"'.ty towns and an<1 cities, cussed. E. C. Prettyman. Sup . t. of Mae Treib of this city is deanery and the Committee committee for overseas Re. He. . Michigan Temperance Foundation. Foundation, Mu treasurer and chairman of Shrines l*cf which minsters to starvng chil- inc. and the Hon Grant M Hudin the Home. Mrs. Leonard Brinker dr«m. wlLrrfVF'V- "n.n wn- bo,h of ^hslng, will be lhe ncunce the engagement ot lhetr of Coats Grove is deanery Legis- of-war. The offering will be left ati guest speakers. Mr. Hudson Is a dauehlrr. Nina (o Master Sergeant latlon chrm Officers of the local I the *he Communion Communion Table. Table. । former Congressman, Congressman. who ably rep­ William Ragsdale Of the 585th parish council are: Mrs. Howard The Sunday school will meet at. resented our state nt at Washington Bomb Sqdn. at Kellogg Field. The Gibson. Pres.: Mrs. Alfred Myers. | 11:30 under the direction of Judge some years ago. We urge every pas- wedding will take place at Coats tor arid his wife wife to to be be present. present.' Grove Church of Christ in October. vice Pres MIm Ambra Fedewa. | Adelbcrt Cortrtght. Cortrighl. tor and his CHURCH NEWS TTiiion BUTTER KERNEL CORN than in 9 oul of 10 other while breads Like getting FREE extra slices for your money. Peanut Butter Above U.S, minimum standards 2 imbassy lb 55c lb. 3Oc Citrus Marmalade «»»'• 2 3 £ 60c Hol-Dalod SPOTLIGHT Coffee Red ripe, solid pact 18 Pis. 13c No 2 can DOUGHNUTS C.H. W..PP.J ■£ Q I JC COTTAGE CHEESE tb Plain or Sugared. Not rationed. dox.« 58c FRESH EGGS Sincerity Flour Enriched Flour King's 24%lb ..ck cSr 95c $1.05 $1.27 25-lb. sack Cold Medal Flour large pkg. 7£ Corn Flakes Country Club. Country Club Sliced No .. 2 ? 24c Pineapple or Crushed. 34 Points TOKAY o«««s 2 - 25c Pascal Celery »uik 10c st.tk 10c Giant stalks Stalk Celery Bleached. Sweet, tender Hubbard Squash Medium size -vfcl CARTONS h Michigan. 14 Points NUodlt GREEN BEANS Wax Beans, No, 2 can 14c. T' Pls, PRUNE JUICE Quan 26c 3 lb>. 10c pig 2 27c Navy Beans, 2-lb bag 18c. 4 Pts GINGERBREAD MIX 18c to MASON JARS 1OC 63c Quan. Fancy, hand picked Bulk Cider Vinegar, galls » 20c McIntosh Apples 4 ib> 35c DRANO Hand picked. U. S. No. 1 Fancy Plumite, 14-oz. can 17c ; lLa<fl<ftan 19C 13c U. 5 No 1. Good Quslity New Crop “Kalahdin" Variety Popular brands 15 A 45c 50 £ $1.89 c.n . $1.24 50c 64c 3 KROGO Shortening. 12 Poinls PURE LARO 2 £, ff /T|D. I Il • 4 r < \\ 3 I 3 | \\ ■ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE CHICKEN SOUP can 13C With rice. ............. - Van Cany/s 4 Pts. 19c Mi-Choice. 4 Points EVAP. MILK 3 ™ 26c Country Club. Pt per can Most v4< mi 20c Swankyswjg Spreads. SMOKED HAMS SKINLESS FRANKS lb. 36c 5 Poinls MEAT LOAVES Assorted, sliced. lb 5 Points Cottage Butts 41c Piece Bacon lb Smoked Liver Sausage. 4 Poinls PORK HOCKS Fresh. Sliced. lb. 20c 2 Poinls BEEF LJVERS lb 36c 6 Poinls FRESN NECK BONES 3 Pts. lb 7c Or Pigs Foal (not rationed) BLUE PilE Fresh Picnics 33c BRAUNSCHWEIGER lb 29c Yellow Perch, lb. 30c Not Rationed C 5 Points Lean. 6 PoinlL Fresh. lean. 7 Points. 5 Points. lb 28c lb. 33c lb 31c Sliced Bacon Grade A. 6 Poinls. lb 40c Chickens Slewing Hens. No Poinls. lb 39c Pork Sausage Ji^i 37c Leona Sausage Sliced. 5 Points, lb 32c Ring Bologna KROGER 5 Poinls. lb. 33c IURRHETS PLENTY OF SMALL TOOLS. 21c New Low Price I SOUP MIXES pig Phoenix 6c Country Club CORN MEAL 21c King's, Yellow c *3 lb bog JAY WING, FRED HANNEY, Clerks HEI COI Va-tro-nc nostril. It swollen m (2) aooilw (i) hclns clogged r< direction in folder SALAD DRESSING each 22c Km 17c Kroger's Embassy-tripple-whipped Clifton Tissue, 3 rolls 13c f«‘V2'S 29c Sandwich Bagt, pkg ol 40. 10c Qt 10c Avalon Chlorite, gallon 25c ^-gallon jug 15c WYANDOTTE Cleanser can 8c Cameo Cleamer.i can 7c bom* 23c J«1ls-AII. Concon Fowdc. 2 nkg> 15c JAR RUBBERS 3 Pk9. 14c HUNT CLUB Dog Food Wilh moisture restored makes 15 pounds ol loed 5 :bc 42c YOUR NAME IN GOLD FREE on these <£K, Til Having sold my farm, will dispose of the personal property at public auction at the farm located one mile South ,and 2 miles west Maple Grove Center; or 3 1-2 miles east and a mile north of Dowling on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1943 B Commencing of 1 o'clock, I will offer the following: 23c 3 l^va,Soap, 3 bars 17c CERTO AUCTION SALE 29c Regular or Quick Cooking 12 WILLIAM HALE, Prop. Reliei \ latonu Club An! flavors, WfSCOLA CUT-RITE guests of frlei urday. Mr. and M family spent niece and hi Lee Relgler Mn May Beatrice and Bed Mr. an Bunday. Mr. and Mr and Mi Bunday even Pale Bassett Mr and A terlalnrd Su Elmo Soules Griffen of L fen of Gull After j per her sister. N niece. Mrs. son Comers nephew and Clement SIM Plainwell. M turned hon Clement bnr Naval Air home from weekend v)s and Mrs- M 2nd Lieut of Fort Curt of Miss Est Mrs. Burd ChWoeman Thursday di Mrs. Frank Mrs. Lyd and Mrs. V tings were HOUSEHOLD GOODS MAJESTIC RANCE AND SOME OTHER HOUSEHOLD GOODS. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer has a» auMts and Mr* Mar and Mn. Nr in lhe alien Mra. Lee Hu Grand Rapid Mr and Mi Red her brot Mr and Mn Bedford. Mn. Milo t DeVries weri Mn. Martin Rapids on S the operetta, 3 JX 23K BEVERAGES Paraseal Wax, 2.1 lb bricks 27c Shank Half. . RUBBER TIRED WAGON AND FLAT RACK, good one. McCORMICK MOWER. 6 FT. CUT. DUMP RAKE. 10 FT. 2 HORSE WALKING CULTIVATOR. SINGLE CULTIVATOR. SET BOB SLEIGHS. McCORMICK GRAIN BINDER. 7 FT. CUT. INTERNATIONAL MANURE SPREADER, good one. OLIVER CULTIPACKER. 8 FT. HAY & GRAIN 10 TONS MIXED ALFALFA AND CLOVER. 6 TON FINE CLOVER HAY. 4 LOADS SECOND CUTTING ALFALFA. 200 BU. OATS. ISO BU. WINTER BARLEY. 50 BU. WHEAT. 200 BASKETS CORN. 1 BU. KING CROSS SEED CORN. rr Arthur alnut. « 29c BARTLETT PEARS Country Club. 21 Points ROMAN CLEANSER 2 gS', 17c MARGARINE CHEESE 13c AVALON AMMONIA 32c Relined.- 6 Poinlj Sherry Wine Naw pack. 19 Pts. 30 days suj^ly RED STAMPS XVZ. BRUWH STAMPS AB Eipire Oct 2 F nil IT CAKE No 2>4 can 15c SPINACH WHIZ Hand Soap ,3 VITAMIN CAPSULES A, B, D, G. w. 9c an. Pound Cake, each 19c CIGARETTES COWS GUERNSEY COW. 3 YRS. OLD. DUE MARCH 10. JERSEY COW. 5 YRS. OLD. DUE FEB. 4. GUERNSEY COW. 4 YRS. OLD. BEEN FRESH 6 WKS. HOLSTEIN-GUERNSEY HEIFER. 2 YRS. OLD. DUE DEC. 25. HEIFER CALF. 6 WEEKS OLD. Diced Beets, jar lie, 6 Pts. - JELLY ROLL 78c 4 POTATOES Send Kroger’s Country Club DICED CARROTS MOTOR OIL POTATOES Hui'vj.l’jlail (Ixerseiis Gills by (hl. 15 PORK AND BEANS ciau s.r 12c The soap lhat agrees wilj your skin Penn-Rad 100'1 Pure Pet -sylvania BLACK GELDING. 10 YRS. OLD. WCT. 1500 LBS. BAY MARE. 15 YRS. OLD. WCT. 1300 LBS. BAY GELDING. 16 YRS. OLD. WGT. 1300 LBS. SET OF WORK HARNESS. OLIVER NO. II RIDING PLOW. OLIVER NO. 99 WALKING PLOW. Both plows nearly new. JOHN DEERE SINGLE DRUM HAYLOADER, new last year. OSBORNE SIDE RAKE. 3 SEC. DRAG. SUPERIOR FERTILIZER. 11 HOSE DRILL. 2 SEC. SPIKE DRAG. MILLER BEAN PULLER. PLATFORM SCALES. 1000 LBS. WAGON BOX. CORN SMELLER. 5 ROLLS TEN FORTY-SEVEN NEW FENCE. 30 NEW CEDAR FENCE POSTS. FENCE STRETCHER AND FENCE CHARGER. DeLAVAL SEPARATOR. 600 LB.. ELECTRIC TWO 10 CAL. MILK CANS. EXTENSION LADDER. 30 FT. BALE BINDER TWINE. 100 FEET SIX FOOT CHICKEN FENCE. American Beauty. 14 Points ROLLED OATS SWEETHEART $»» 2 3 »>• 25c Strained or Chopped. * Pl. BRAN FLAKES Dromedary Jonathan Apples can 7c RITZ CRACKERS iib pig Mans MAINE Extra rich, aplcy; molat Ships perfectly ... in sturdy oox. Meets poslci regulatlorj. Get youre— today! ,2c 4 Pts. 2-lb pkg 23c. 8 Pls.: TOMATO JUICE io «n 40c MICHIGAN Mellowed with ' =-• pkg FANCY PRUNES 2 t 28c GERBER'S Baby Foods Only 2 Poinls Brown Sugar, 4 lbs. 25c SEASIDE Ripe I SWEET POTATOES A. i&^Jc BEET SUGAR HORSES & HARNESS TOOLS Economical Spread Clear Sailing Sunsweet. 3 Points Sweet - delicious for salads U. S. No. I Fancy Qualify Carrots Grg« bunch 10c California - Crisp 13c Purepak carton STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP 130 ROCK RED PULLETS. LAYING. 50 YEAR-OLD HENS. CRAPE JAM frricW' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1943 CHICKENS Delicious Flavor 1 '““f Having sold my farm, I will have a public auction ot the farm located J mile north of Carlton Center; or 5 miles north of Hastings and 2 miles east and i mile north on 13 SHOATS. WCT. 80 TO 100 LBS. BROOD SOW. WGT. 350 LBS. N°? 14c large AUCTION SALE HOGS 16 Poinls Tomatoes PERSC secretary and Mrs. Otis Gallup.; FIRST U. B. CHURCI PENCILS X 25c HORSES • Black mare, 16 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 lbs. Roan mare, 14 yrs. old, wgt. 1600 lbs. Roan mare, 5 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. 15 White Leghorn pullets. SHEEP 24 Shrop ewes, 2 to 4 yrs. old. Purebred Shrop buck, 5 yrs. old. TOOLS McCormick binder, 6 ft. cut. Deering mower, 5 ft. cut. Dump rake. Land roller. Single disc. Set bob sleighs. John Deere manure spreader. McCormick Deering 2 horse riding cultivator. 3 sec. Oliver spring tooth harrow. 3 sec. wood frame, 120 tooth spike harrow. Good low wood wheel wagon. Flat rack. 99 Oliver walking plow. John Deere riding plow. 2 Shovel cultivator. 5 ft. clover seed windrower. 2 rolls of heavy barbed wire. Stone boat. Slip scraper. Collars. Set double harness. 3rd harness. CHICKENS 50 Barred Rock pullets. 15 White Rocks. HAY AND GRAIN 11 tons mixed hay. 200 bu. of oats. CATTLE Roan cow, 8 yrs. old, due Jan. 17. Roan cow, 6 yrs. old, due Nov. 26. Roan cow, 4 yrs. old, due Oct. 23. Roan cow, 4 yrs. old, due Oct. 12. Holstein-Durham cow, 6 yrs. old, due March 26. Roan heifer, 2 yrs. old, due April 12. 2 heifers, 1 yr. old. Durham bull, 6 mas. old. Holstein heifer, 6 mas. old. HOGS6 Duroc pigs, 5 wks. old. Up? Cod Par Anc Bro Yea Mil Ca Sen f Wilh coupon and box panel from COUNTRY CLUB Sailed SODA CRACKERS lb. 17c BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. CLEM KIDDER, Proprietor HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer E. E. GRAY, Clerk —: h �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER M, IMS PERSONALS —----------- Dr.* Lydia Jasper of the BatUelJohn Thwaltn. and brother. «. E. ' I al Frank Hay woods of Carlton. . I Mr. and 'Mra. A. it. Voaburgh of ■ Croat santtertum. earn Weonro-! Thwaittt. at Owoaeo. Course of Michigan Blate O01-J ___ t ___ ' brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra, Leo Mira Alberta Nash and Mn Etta Wcllfare Nash, local, and Mr. and Mrs. Ches­ Mra. 3txrl Will and business trip to Bay City over the j Mrs. Fred Fowler of near Spring- |----------------------------------------------------- ford^orta* I Iora‘ soclaL ter Richardson and family of Hick-1 Joyce. were entertained wMkcnd and while there witnessed nort was the guest of Hastlnga and ■ f - - - - • ory Corners were Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and the christening ot the sub-chaser. Rutland relatives and friends the ’ visitors at the home of Mr. and "Marsh. I utter part ot lhe week, returning ..... i*erry at K alamo. «r». Arthur Richardson at 638 E. Mr. and Mrs. on Monday. -------------—— , ■ alnut. mL; 1 Mrs Lr,llc L«*k»ood left but Mr. and Mra. H. J. Freeland anat the home of her grandweelc tor ’IY1er, Texas. f<j a vfaut 1 tertalned Henry HUI and daUKhtor. Mr*. Kenneth Sult, tn 1 *nU °l 1 wlUl husb*nd, Pvt. Lockwood. Grace, for dinner Friday evening. has as guests Bunday for dinner Mr. and Mra. Marvin Thaler and family! WAtra .Mt *nn fUw. who u stationed at Camp Fannin it being Mr. Hill's 87th birthday. and Mra. Nellie Hutchens. Callers1 In the afternoon were Mr and Mrs. Lee Hutchens and family of Grand Rapids relatives Mr and Mrs W J Allerding viaMr. an(i Mrs. Dwight Beumer were the gUMts of Mr. and Mr*. । Mr*. Dewey Hon and Mra. David ^2, blctures of their western Jtcd her brother and jister-in-Jaw. and .,<4,. David, of Canton. Ohio. Lynn MallBon of Lansing at their French accompanied MBs Elisabeth , “lp' . , . Have An Important Mr and Mrs. Frank VnnConct of e-t Richard Beumer of Baltimore. summer cottage. French to Albloxi on Sunday where 1 Mra/Vernor Webater. assisted by Bedford. ; Mr .and Mrs. Mervin Klein of TrcnCorporal Norman Perkins, who h Be it regBtered at Susanna Wesley Job To Do! Mrs Milo DeVries and MUs Mary ton were called here last week by stationed at Fort Law ton, Wash., hall, , Mrs. Harold Radford and Mis. J. DeVries were guests of Mr and {ftq illness of their father. Albert came Monday for a visit of two , Mrs. Gilbert Tate leaves Friday I L Valentine, entertained with a Mrs. Martin KalAerk in Grand Beumer. The Dwight Beaamera and weeks with hB parents. Mr. and for Richmond. Va.. for an indefinIn order to conserve your Rapids on Saturday and attended tjgt. Bcssiner returned Tuesday but, Mrs. Glenn Perkins, and other relaala„ wlth her husband. Corp the formers home Thursday eve­ country's resources you must the operetta. “The Desert Song Klein remained for several Sept. 23. with twenty guests ... Tale. Her house has been rented to , ning. nresent Bingo furnished the eveat Ramona. 1 days. Mr. and Mra. Albert Bessmer Uvea buy carefully and take care of Mr and Mra .Robert Angell of Mr. and Mra. Royden Yarger. Mr. ami Mra Neil Boekrloo were hBve rented the Mrs. Alice Bates ‘ nine's entertainment. Mrs. Slocum what you have. guests of friends In Kalamazoo Sat- houae on W. Walnut St., and Mr. •"aw.rti811 received many lovely and useful Mr and Mra C and Mr and Mrs' H°y Hubbard {ruts urday. 1 Bessmer. whose condition is ImThe ne.*essitles of wartime have Mr. and Mrs Clarence Bump and proved, was moved tophi* new horn* FMrn,2d Mr*. Richard Allen of ^^in Gra'ndR.pl.B ’ °*°r,‘e opened up a whole new world family spent Sunday with their on Tuesday evening. FUnt spent the weekend at Gun eyries in Grand Rapids. A delicious dessert was served to niece and husband. Mr. and Mra. Ray Shroyer, who was home from > lake. Their son..Dick, has recently | ”r„ and of unfamiliar foods, fabrics and i°h.n J*ln?ay *enl the Past Matrons at tile home of Lee Relgler of Carlton Twp. 1 cnmp Benjamin Harrison near In- | enlisted in the Navy. rrl?ay..V>1,BrUl1YiW1CM’ P*" *** a. . »»ra. Mrs. tvan Ivan nunu Bums vn on rriuay, Friday1, oe»n.. Sept. equipment for you to master. To Mrs. May Scott and daughters., dianapoll*. Ind, last week, returned , Mr. nnd Mra. Chester Banghart 1 days vBlt with Uieir son. Jack. 17 Games furnished the entertainqualify as a home-front soldier Beatrice and Helen, of Jackson »B-« Saturday. Mr*. Shroyer accompany- 1 wm In lonl, on Bond.,. •'» “ ■UUOO.,1 Hwr. u . Com, mtnl. ited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sluder ln(t him. Mra. Harry Parker of Jackson , Guard. j • • • you must know them well, recog­ Sunday. ,1 **•«• MB* Jeanette William* left ' the guest of Mra F. E. Adair : MBs Charlotte Lake was in LanMr, john Tron»ide wa* hostess to nize their teverai characteristics, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Monica and Thursday for Waphelon. N. D. • wa* from Wednesday tUI Saturdav. sing on Monday and Tuesday. । t,»“nty-foSr member* of the Char" Mrs. ” sad ” e Cain ” of near Battle i Hiss Mary Dyck of Detroit ’ spent ^"Gul^Sas^"TTiuryday^evenirwc' Mr and Mrs Merle Clark -pent where she will visit Fireman 3rd Mra Sadie Cain of near BattR , Ml« -Marv rx-rk «.r rwimit .—n. v.*eni? learn to dBtinguBh the good from Sunday evening wilh Mr. and Mrs class. Alfred Williams. Creek B the guest of Mra Hazel the weekend with Mr and Mra. '«&. ^uted by Mr. FH the bad. Dale Bassett of Grand Rapids , Don Springer of the naval re­ Rector. | Donald D. Smith ^J^mJTd'WaBdoefl1 Mra R Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Hayes en­ serves. who is stationed In Dela­ Important in tbe new lineup of Mr and Mn. Arthur Valentine I MBs Martha ixju Maus spent Lnpocn’.hlen. Mra. W. Parker tertained Sunday Mr and Mrs ware. Ohio, spent Saturday at the and of Ypsilanti called on 1 Saturday with relatives in Marshal! _nt| »»,s w Carter Dessert was clothing fabrics are the many va­ Elmo Soules of Buttle Creek. George home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wil­ Mr. children and Mrs. J. L Valentine Sat- and on Sunday went to Albion ; „rve<i 01'7-36 followed by bridge for Griffen of Lansing and Phil Grif­ liam.'. rieties of rayons which now are urday ev,ning. enroute to Middle- I where she Is registered In the fresh- । ‘thc rvening’s entertainment. Prtze fen of Gull lake. Mrs Clair Hager. who has been vllle. । । ‘ w’Rni c h® ,Vlt* wl11 **vc al Su4BI,na winning scores were turned ih by plnch-hltting manfully for silk, After spending some time with recuperating nt the home of her Those from away who iillended ; Wesley hall. » B Qfflnn Bnd Mrs - a. B. her sister. Mrs Cynthia Hart anti parents. Mr. and Mrs R. L. Wins­ the funeral of the late Jaseph Me- Mr. and Mrs Clarence Texter aidiev Mra W Corkin. the presicotton and wool. These are not niece. Mrs. M. A Becker of Wat­ low. moved lust week to Vermont­ Knight w»re: Mra. Annie Turner and son. Vernon, were entertained Y , rOn(iUcte<i the business meetsubstitutes, but new products ot son Corners, Allegan county, and, ville where Mr Hager is employed and Miss Barbara McKnight. Rlv- at the home of Mr and Mrs. W A. ,P' p Hoonan was appointed a new era. in many cases prov­ nephew and wife. Mr and Mra. at Motor Wheel. er Forest. Ill. Mr. and Mra Marlrv I Biddlecome of Kalamazoo over lhe 1 to%ctM Secretary and Treasurer Clement Sisson and Janett of near. Mra H B. Quigley. Mrs Walter Halverbon. Wilmette. HL. Mr*. A. G. i weekend. ing more satisfactory than the coming year due to the Plainwell. Mr*. Ida P^lnjatier rv- Ryan. Mrs. Wayne Merrick. Mrs. Stratton Highland Park Mr. and I Principal Edwin L Taylor goes ,। SJignaUoiTofMra L- Foster. The materials they replace. turned home Tuesday evening. j. C. Ketcham. Mrs. Rozcll Stanton, Mrs William McKnight. Janet and to Fort Custer today to attend an October mertina will be held at the Clement bringing her Mrs. D. D. Smith and Mra. Rob-r: Billy of Wilmette and Mr* Ray- educational tour of the Fort, a When you go shopping for a o f Mra H A Adrounle. Naval Air Cadet Robert Clark was McGlocklin attended a W S.C.8. mond Flnnle and daughter Barbara special visit planned for school su- ,11 ... rayon garment the flrat thing you home from Delaware. Ohio, this meeting nt the Trinity Methodist of LouLsvIlle. Ky.. arrived on Sat- ; perintendents and principals. The ----------Dr and Mrs B A. Perry enterweekend visiting his parents. Mr. church in Grand Rapids on Friday. urday. I visitors wlll stay at. the reception talned lhe Friendly Neighbor* on and Mrs. Merle Clark and friends. Mbs Mary McElwain returned Mr. and Mr*. E F. Clark and Ed- 1 center. Supt. D. A. VanBuiklrk ex­ Saturday evening, the sixteen mem­ enough for the use to which It 2nd Lieut. George B. Henderson < Tuesday from Lansing where she ward, Jr., and Mr. and Mra. John pecu to make a similar visit soon bers enjoying a cooperative supper. wlll be put? b. Will It wash? c. of Fort Custer was a weekend guest had been visiting relatives since Clark of Kalamazoo were Sundav l to the naval training station at Pedro was played for entertainment, Saturday. •of Mis* rather Jfmlca. guests of Miss Elizabeth Clark. । Great Lakes. Ill. WiU it dry-clean? the winners being Mr*- Wayne Mer­ A weekend guest of Mr. nnd Mrs Mr. and Mra. Fred Becker of Lan- ! To celebrate their wedding annl- rick and Elzey Mead, high scOre. Mrs. Burd Allen and Mrs. James If you are satBfled as to the Cheeseman ot Clarksville were V D WldrlK was Mrs. Paul Weinert I sing vUlted hh brothcr-ln-law and '. versary Mr. and Mrs Albert Ved- nn<l Mrs. Mead and Fred Jones, sec­ fabric of the garment, you should sister. Mr and Mrs. Charles Barnea. j der. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. ond. Thursday dinner guests ot Mr. and of Vanderbilt. Mich. i Frank Sage. *pent Sunday in Grand , Mr*. Frank Haywood of Carlton. I Mra. Florence Ruling and Mrs. ov»r the weekend look next for good workmanship. i Jennie Waters relumed last Thurs­ Mrs. Lydia Haywood and Mr.1 day from Escanaba where they were ; Mrs. F. E. Adair returned Tues- Rapids. Henry C. HUI was honor guest at ThB means well-flnBhed seams, and Mrs. Vein Haywood of Hus­ guests of Mrs. Rose Waldron who ; day from Muskegon where she had | Mrs. Rosa Laird of Lansing was a dinner on Friday evening given ample hems, well-made button­ tings were Sunday dinner guests returned to Hustings with them. . been visiting Mrs. Jessie Phillip* Hie guest last week of her sister. , by Mr. and Mra. H. J. Freelanfl In • since Saturday. I Mrs. Lulu Gibson. hole*. good basic lines and gener­ Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Beck spent , Mra. Chas. Aldrich returned S«i- ! MBs Eileen Sullivan of Kalama- celebration of Mr Hill’s eighty­ Later tn the Sundav with their son and hB fam­ I urdav from a week’s visit wilh Mr. ; zoo was at home for the weekend. seventh birthday ous seam allowances. ily mar Eaton Rapid*. ! and Mra. Raymond Aldrich and Mr. Mra. Cornelius Maiutl and Mrs. evening five other guests, all for­ ..Next be sure that you get the A. C Robert Clark was home from and Mr*. Robt. Aldrich tn Cale- S. C. Rogers visited the latlcr’a | mer Freeport" residents, came to Delaware. Ohio, the first of the , donia. correct size, a dress that Is too daughter. Mrs. Donald Williams. In honor Mr Hill and all enjoyed the showing or of wcau... western ,pictures and week. Mr and Mrs. Dewey Hon were in Kalamazoo on Tuesday. showing ---------- ----tight is a poor buy because it will Mra Loren Bove* nnd son. Terry, Grand Rapids on Saturday attend- ! Ml*a Janet Tcalc of Kalamazoo , an Informal vBlt. of lensing are spending the week Ing a horse show sixmsored bv the । was the weekend guest of Mrs. Ken- I ..... with Mr and Mra Neil Adair and ' Grand Rapids Riding Club, where 1 1th McIntyre. A pot luck luncheon was held 1 J. ther wear no look well. U j-ou Mr and Mra. Willard Lawrence iond.iy at the home of Mra. George 1 their entry won one of the prizes. ' Dr. D. D. Waltoh leave* Saturday Monday Henman 1st class. Jack Buhollz are an "in-between" aize. buy the Mr*. Dale Morris of Dimondale for Detroit where heis a member ' Lockwood forexecutive board memreturned on Sunday to hl* base i was lhe guc.nt of Mr. nnd Mra. John of the Board who conduct the State bers and committeechairmen of larger size and have it altered womeh’s club with seventeen in Boston after a few days' furlough .Chandler over the weekend. Board examinations for optome-■ the womens where necessary. in attendance. Business of the club at home. I Guests of Mr. and Mrs Fred Bar- j crisis which are to be held Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank A* pin nil have I low o over ra Sundav o.. .n were wo Mr. • • nnd —— Mrs •-• ~ - 1 —and Tuesday . — ~ 1 nt . .... Last, take care In selecting be­ I Monday the Book- was discussed, and the president. Put 3-purpose Vicks ’ V Pwtor “ of jLthena.'Ohto Mr. I CadUlai hotel? " ) Mr*Robert Shannon Introduced been visiting their daughter and i Ha^ Hrr>- Porter of Athens. Ohio Mr. I Cndtilae hotel, Va-tro-nol up each coming styles and colors. If the family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Loring Freed, and Mrs. Jay Watrous of Bellevue [ Mrs. Revu Benson. Mr*. Thelma the new committee chairmen for nostril. It (1) shrinks in Toledo, Ohio. Mra. Aspinall. who . and Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Harmon o: ! Hubert. Mrs. Florence Mead. Mra. 1 the year. dreaa Isn’t becoming, you won’t swollen membranes, B ill. will remain there for a mOnlh Hlckorv Corners. Mr and Mr* Nlil James Buruhdorff and MBs Virgin- j * * want to wear it. and it will be­ (2) sootiics irritation, or two. Castelein of this city were also la Moore, all employers of the J. 1 n C. .• A a birthday dinner was given on' on Alex Ironside of South Bend. Ind., . Sunday afternoon guests. come just another wardrobe (i) helps clear coldPenney Co., were in Owosso Sunday ' Sundav at the home of Dr. *nd Mr*, came Io attend the funeral of Jo­ clogged rose. Follow Mrs Emma Murdock returned a* guest* of Mr. nnd Mrs. Russell I Herbert Wedel for MBs Correne slacker. If you are tall and thin seph McKnight and spent the week­ Sundav from Knlnmazoo where she McConnell, a cooperative dinner' Oiess of BOwne. The/guesu includselect styles with horizontal lines, end with Mr. and Mrs John Iron­ had been the guest of Mr. and Mrs and social time were enjoyed Mr. ' ecj Mrs. Vivian Anderson. Jacob side. McConnell was formerly assistant; O]eS8 of Bowne arid Mr. and Mrs. shoulder yokes, contrasting jack­ I Roger WLswell for a week. , Mrs. Omer Barnum spent the manager of the local Penney store. August Lemmpr ot Kalamazoo. ets. peplum effects or wide re­ Week ending wilh Mr. and Mrs. 1 • • I weekend with Mrs. Sally Allerdlng Homer Warner^wcre Mr. and Mrs. I Places were laid for nlna at the vere which tend to shorten and ■ of Grand Rapids. .. Frank Gotch was In Lansing on Roderick"Warner Of Grand Rapids 1 home of Mr/and Mrs. John Chandbroaden lhe figure. If you are and Marshall and Juanita Warner ler on Sunday, a duck dinner being Monday and Tuesday on business. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST •tout, se.ect styles that add to Mra Eugene Barlow visited of Ypsilaitl. ' served, pach man present contribmarsiiaij.. Ki«iin;nx Halev'lxwis and Mrs.'Pearl Pe- 1 uting >g a duck. du Mrs. Dale Morris of friend* In Detroit on Saturday nnd your height, such as hlgh-waBtterson of Breckenridge, spent the Dimondale londale was an cut of town Sunday. ed skirts, princes eut. simple it FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ? Asst Chaplain Chester McMillon weekend with Lhe former’s thotner. guest. ... styles, vertical lines. ’of Camp Claiborne. La., son of Mr. Mrs. Matie Waters, and on Bundsyl Nineteen relatives and friends and Mrs. C. C. McMillon, came all were dinner guests of Mrs. Grace Christian Science; How To Apply It. . This winter we show rayon home Saturday on six months’ sick Chaffee. ' met at the home of Mrs. Monroe by PETER B. BIGGINS. C. 6 B. flannels, gabardines. Jerseys, Mrs. Frederick Bishop visited Mr. Leach for a pleasant family dlnI leave, having been away for the <>F MKATTLE. WAMHNUTON past nine months. His arrival here and Mrs. Herbert Bishop Sunday I ner last Friday. The guest of honcoverts, tweeds, twills and whip, enroute to her home in Trastrac , or was Mrs. Loach's sister-in-law. was a surprise to hh parents. cords, as well as the more fa­ ‘ MBs Miss Henrietta Rust. R.N. nna nnd . citv'from Boston. Mara . where she Mrs. Joseph Dunbar, who returned THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 7. 1943. AT 8:00 P. M. MBs Hannah V. Rolf. R.N. of Pen- [ spent a week with her husband. u> her home In Gary, Ind., this miliar crepes failles, tgffetas CKXTIIAI. WARTIME body College arrived at the Barry cpl. Bishop. week. and velvets. You will see rayons Countv Health Department on | Mr. and Mrs Fred Prentice were • • • High School Auditorium. Marshall. Michigan Monday to begin their three guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald FOr the pleasure of Mrs. B. C. which look like wool, like slfk. rut. rvill.lf IS <X<Hl'IAIJ.YIXVITEh TO ATTEND 1 months’ field experience in rural | prentice of SturgB Saturday after- . case of Connersville. Ind., who B like cotton. They will serve you I public health nursing under the 1 nOon and Sunday. the guest of her daughter. Mrs. ....—program -------vv K R , —-------- ■ *♦■>------------- T• Carroll C. Burkholder. Mrs. Aben well if you follow these simple I fellowshin of the W. I Kellogg Foundation. YE OLD TYME FRIENDS Johnson entertained two tables of I Mra Lannes Kenfleid and dough- ' saturaay. Saturday. aepu Sept. «>. 25, wa* was a rro red let- bridge for luncheon .... on Wednesday. 1— Protect garments with dress J or members .......... -. and guests Mrs. Harold ter Kay. are spending two week-' । ter day f«... or 25 Harold Philips t1.T-r.0A turned In In the with Mrs. Kenfleids mother hi Flint.। ..y' oJd T. mc Friends." when winning bridge score and Mrs. Case shields. Her young son B staying with Mrs Mrs lJB Havra opcne(j her pleas- received a guest prize. 2— Hang properly, air frequent­ i Kenfield's shter 1n Bottle Creek. । ant home for the 22nd annual, . . • *,’c u I meettoa of the club. Hospital Guild No. 6 met for a ly, don’t overcrowd in closet. Tiie Rev. G. VB.-.en of Holland. Despite her 85 years Mrs. Hayes dessert bridge with Mrs. John Iron3— If the label tells you the the Rev. R. Woodhead of Lansing about the spriest rtember । side on Thursday, assistant hostess| nnd lhe Rev C. A. Letherer of . therc Even tho- yenrs and gBS ra. P5 being Mra. Warren Carter. Mrs. fabric B washable, follow direc­ Jackson were In the city Monday > Honing were handicaps to some. F. H. Gaskell. Mra. Dan Walldorff. tions carefully. Wash in luke­ night and Tuesday in the interests , RUMl3 came trorn Detroit. Grand Mrs. Wm. Parker and Mr*. R. H. warm water, use mild soap, rinse of the extension program of the i Rapid., Battle Creek. Middleville. Loppcnthien. Winning scores were i Wesleyan Methodist conference. , I Hastings ancj vicinity. turned In by Mrs. A. B. Gwinn and well, and dry slowly, away from MBs Letha Mote returned Satkj,|ndlca know how to cook Mrs A B. Gidley. dlect sunlight or heated radia­ urday for a week s slay in De1™*1, — ... —as «, n„ sumptuous „jinptuous feast feast was was spread spread I where she attended the North , at al noon. noon. . The The afternoon was takMrs. Isa Hayes pleasantly entertors. American Halrdre^sera Convention ; VI, pn Up wllh a ,jlorl wow...woo business meet- talned about twenty-five of Ye ..... V. -w Olde ---4— Press carefully, being sure held at the Book-Cadillac Hotel. <ing --- »— ..... 1 -rx — r. — ..1 when again it was voted to meet Tyme Friends’ for their annual re­ , Mrs Mary Frey ot Michigan Citv next year—"God willing.’' iron is not too hot. Always steam­ for Service Men-rnoil early union on Saturday. September 25. A visited Hastings’ friends last week. Mrs. John Kurta was the oldest | bountiful co-operative chicken din­ press. placing a heavy-, dry cloth ] Mr nnd Mrs. Frank Waters spent member present with more than ner was enjoyed and the afterSqnday with W. J Liningtons 88 years to her credit. During the I noon was happily spent In vBftlng. next to the fabric and covering and helped celebrate the birthday past, year four have gone to the Out of town members were present with a damp cloth. of Mrs. Blanche OtB. tw-- 1 from Battle Creek. Middleville. great beyond to join Join about two5— If garment is dry-cleanable, Howard Bliss. pe|ty officer 2nd thlrds of the original member*. Grand Rapids and Detroit. Upjohn Unicaps, botf. 100$3.95 .class, nnd a friend. Eugene Holli­ After a pleasant time spent in send the fabric label to your day of Portland. Oregon, quarter­ visiting these "old tyme friends" CAMP FIRE GIRL cleaner, so he may handle lhe mater 3rd class, returned to Bos­ adjourned to meet In 1944. Cod Liver Oil, High Test, pt. 98c ACTIVITIES START .I ton. Mas*., on Saturday after visit­ fabric properly In cleaning. Camp Fire activities in Hastings ing the former's mother. Mrs Ster­ and Barry Co. will get under way' Parke Davis Halivcr Oil Caps., 50 _57c ling Rogers, and other relatives here In nn~arinounccment that came next week when MBs Harriet Simon.! I last week. I Mrs. Bhlrley'Henry returned Fri- as a surprise to their many friends. newly-appointed field worker from; Analgesic Balm_ 49c I day from Omaha. Ncbr. where she Mrs. Martha Stark Is revealing Battle Creek, will spend the week' attended the national convention of the marriage of her daughter. Lots in the county. Mrs. Wm. S. Schader, county Bromo Seltzer, $2.00 size$1.58 1 the American Legion Auxiliary as Helen to Lieut. Cleon L, Sittith, CAROLE KING DRESSES of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. G. Smith of chairman, has appointed the fol-1 1 the delegate from the Fourth dls- son lowing council to direct the work ■ trlct of which she has been presl- route 3. Hastings. Yeast Tablets, bott. 250 89c Tiw ceremony was performed in in Hastings: Mrar.W. M. Stebbins,; at 7.95 - 9.75 - 12.00 I dent the past year. I MBs Mary Murphy was home Toledo, Ohio, on Dec. 19. 1942. The chairman; Mra. Hei*bert S. Wedel, Milk of Magnesia, pt. __________ 33c I from Gyand Rapids over lhe weck- bride Is a recent graduate of the vice chairman; corresponding sec­ Hurlev Hospital School of Nursing retary and treasurer, Mrs. Harold; end. " WOOL SUITS of . . ' Mr and Mrs. Lee -Hubbard of at Flint. Lieut. Smith was a grad­ Brockway; recording secretary, Mrs. Caldwell Syrup Pepsin, large98c Rutland visited Mr. and Mrs. Orlic uate from the Chemical Ehgincer- David French; extension chairmen,' ' Bishop of Holland over the week­ 15.00 19.00 24.75 Serutan, 10 oz. ________________ 98c end. Mr. and Mra. William Taffec of and 32.50 Dearborn aoent the weekend with Hastings relatives. Mrs. Dorthea Bunn of Freeport AMBULANCE SERVICE CHARGES was a caller at the Thomas Beck We ore agents for the Famous COATS FOR JUNIORS. home on Saturday. EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1. 1943 Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. MISSES Edward J. Adams were her father. Usual charges of $3 minimum plus 35c per loaded JI’ J!? ■Sii B SOCIAL ITEMS I YOU...MRS CONSUMER (Z£ew chops Relieve Misery of HEAD ~ COLDS? Si'SK VATRONOL CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS ☆ WILLARD TABLETS for Acid stomach Distress—Satisfaction or it will cost you nothing—Ask for details. mile after the first four miles will remain in effect; but due to manpower shortage there will be the fol­ ROOMS lowing exceptions— STEAM HEAT IREED’Sl == DRUG Single $3-50 per wk. op STORE “ REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY 2ZX Waitings Phone 2241 State & Jaffarton ZmS Sundays and holidays$5 minimum charge; From 6 P. M. to 8 A. M.$5 minimum charge; plus 35c per loaded milo after the first four miles. HOT A COLD WATER SHOWER BATH HOTEL HASTINGS § WALLDORFF & SON FUNERAL HOME LEONARD FUNERAL HOME ☆ Half sizes*—Large sizes Lots of 100% Pure Wool PricM at 12.75 - range 16.75 - 19.00 24.75 - 32.50 to 65 00 thi* wartime fall, youTl carry tradition of quality to gtve you tongllved fashion, craltaman tailoring and fine, durby U. S. TeaUng Company. �«Z£------------Hsilinae Banner THE HASTINGS BANNYR, THVHSpAT, SEPTEMBER IQ, IMS ' SCHOOLS WILL MAKE I of Grand Rapids were Tuesday cal­ DISTRIBUTION OF : . lers of Mra Klevering and children at the Elmer OlUett home. Clarence RATION BOOK NO. 4 The public schools of Michigan Higdon and son of Battle Creak have again been assigned the tan. were Sunday afternoon callers at of distributing the ration books. the Gillett home. * Mrs. Clara Day Ration Book No. 4 to be issued dur­ and Vivian and Mr. and Mrs. Hu­ V 10 ing the last week- In October. Supt. ron Healy and Beverly were Sunday Mr. — and Mrs. Stanley Haley of Public instruction Eugene B. El- guests., — —---------------- -----, licit has sent a letter to all school , and family In Lansing. * Mr. and commissioners and superintendents I Mrs. Paul Kesler and family were lev. a mite. norm or menameni. <„n (tni Baking the cooperation of the Sunday dinner guests qT the Rev. FOR RALE—Guernsey esw. ~1 ft>. old. I schools os a patriotic duty. I and Mra. J. J. wUlitU and Dr. and freth 4 weeks. 3D" K, Railroad S’ PRODUCE __________ Supt. D. A. VanBuakirk states Mra. Clayton WUlitU and twin -KlaM> Si 75 that definite plans for distribution daughters of Saranac were supper >4 U-Ikiou. Wilf in this city are Incomplete but will guests. * Mr. and Mra. Ray Lum­ - -_.i nevi. NytTRNH be announced in plenty of time for . bert and family have moved in the rrup. .nd Hu1.i..»j, uic ncw distribution. Sam Smith house recently, vacated iu"iVvin^<nr»k2Jd Information from the O.P.A. i by Mr. and Mra. Maurice Adrlanl i'o.t Middle" Hie “ ao/rtate* lhat the plans for Issuing to I son and son. * Miss Agnes Benson No. 4 books have been greatly alm- ' spent the weekend In Coldwater, * 3“ i SALB OR REXT— pllfled and places full responsibility Miss Joy Van Dom has gone back 1 for all statements upon lhe Individ- | to Coldwater to live with her par•!t orn, COUNTRY AND RESORT ual instead of on tne teachers and enU the Rev. ond Mrs D. A. Van forREJfT—Modern, 3 rocmapartment volunteer workers issuing the cer- ' Dom and will work there instead <riih hath. i*rivai> entrance. Furol.h tiflcates. of Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Merritt ... a„,_. ...u *dull. u„ly , u wlll necMsary ,0 prwM?nt ; Mead and Ann McIntyre were Sun‘ ,t Ration Book No. 3 when a person day dinner tueiU of Mr and Mrs. rood n.h iJ. receives Ration Book No. 4. and Russell .Mead, Mr. and Mrs Clayton Lm .oil, with | special markings will be made to McKeown of Quimby. Ed Earl of rood k<>u«». । prevent duplicate issuing of the Augusta and Mr. and Mrs. Paul rr.nary, hen new book. Kesler and family of Lacey were M-tnuiy, and Hastings residents are urged to ' afternoon callers. * Mra. Madeline IU>I«I buy ' ih'J wnIch for d>tes and definite Infor- , Geuka and Mra. Winn of Battle m Cadw.ii. mation. ! Creek spent Saturday at the Hyde ----'LOST, found, strayed rkory Corner. i«» i home, a Mr. and Mrs. Hubert La­ , a-So . Rtivu RIOT srioT i throp entertained at a family din­ J'"": HASTINGS RUNS -ui..-! HASTINGS RUNS RIOT ncr Sunday. Hubert s birthday be­ "“j*', DEFEATING GREENVILLE 40-0 ing the occasion for the celebration. i i. The Hostings Saxons, last Friday Those present were Mr. and Mrs. 2. night, unleased a truly powerful E H. Lathrop. Mr. and.Mrs Will «30 brand ol football in defeating Hyde, Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Kel­ >nn»» Greenville, their league rivals, by sey und daughter of Coats Grove -I-” । thp Morc of 40*0 Using straight nnd Ferris Lathrop and Carol of ,.n ra>Iir. :i' football almost all the way. the Toledo. * Mra. Perry’ Fassett and >ni>th »t cairJoou Meh "cbuoi., Hastings backs ran through, around. MISCELLANEOUS t... K w (rirdunia pbohr and over the Greenville line hi children of Hastings were Wednes­ and Thursday guests of I handing that school the worst de- day nleht and Mrs. Burr Fossett ana ‘ ““ । feat of their entire football rivalry. Mr. * Mr. and Mra. George Gil­ wUh! Playing in a pouring rain, the family. and sons accompanied friends ,,,11.1 first half, and a very soggy field lett Whlti |*laa Sunday. * Perris i H the entire game, the Saxons rolled to Dowagiac on Carol of Toledo were 4 ‘> up 332 yards rushing, and M yards Lathrop and night and Sunday guests " Z," passing, highlighted by long touch­ Saturday his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. H . down jatlnU luid passes. Mason i of Thomas and Louis Myers gained 1 Lathrop. The latter accompanied ! 320 yds together to spark the of­ her son home to Toledo where she diiv. I EVHRIIKKKNH FOR RALF.: fenslve spirit, while Myers. Duane 1 will remain for a week. O‘loi«’- Keltl> Ayers. John ColeA ”” WMS""'-’" GRANGES .lr d..or .■.uite I Coltman. Right end. led the Sax- Pomona .ORANGE I w..uM like cns In scoring with two touchdowns h'.Ti ah rsnd’dat, ,1,.,. .«d ir.-r and one extra point to his credit. Ci.n . officer V ’O as the result of completed passes i-„t iUtk iun»h. The en,»r« backfield shared alike u 1(j in the scoring honors with one tally -----uranirr hnm,. each. NJason Thotnas lugged the irvino orange inc. <m M 79 ball 08 yds. for a score. G Brown Will b'’|d » "i-"* ’ 31 , cut off tackle for 10 yards and pay I V'*!!!*’ :<jmi •.!'?,d‘rl: Lo!1L'’ My«» ’went GO yards .Un p" ..ii or 2313. j Off tnckle for another marker; । n... FOR SALE— Severs! »ray and i ■lurkt Aho a reed baby eal5. In ,. . . Philip Frandsen tallied on a quar-----rirnd rr.ndillon Mr. Albert < Ireen WELCOME GRANGE ir» ai 4<>s E । terback sneak from the one yard It. .1. Middle Hie. a no 0.301 line; Ayres also figured in the . FtlH SALE—19 ply., it weeks oN'fi'" mom. tor. scoring by booting three out of four 1 Whir- It.Mk pullet., 4 mo<. old .— -------- > txtra points. ; I'.-u-e out.Ide rlly limit, on M 79 Tletl ’ !» 30, '' Next week lhe Saxons play a Foil SALK—<1."U rslr of helnip .1leich. .strong Marshall team al Marshall With losing bunk" end sway bi I which promises to be a close game. STAR ORANGE Last week Marshall was defeated by COMMUNITY MEETING rnetel and plsnk hoy irouch*. Abe Battle Creek. 19-0 Two weeks ago yellow, hob bard agtis.h. liens Nichol*. ph.m.- 736FI 1 U.1O Hastings bowed to the Bearcats 18­ FOR SAI.K — Durham heifer. |H mo., old. 7. so the scores Imply a good game due Feb Guernsey lielfer. 16 mo., | in the offing. [CLASSIFIED WANT ADS COOK BROB. MHys ZIOHTT-aXVKXTH YEAR, J Entered al tbe sail efflre MtnsBcziiriox rates EDITORIAL ISSOCIATION Sheldon Agency AU Kiada of Insurance Sarety Bonds 2113 Hastings »om Swanson Agency REDUCED RATES Conforming to Michigan's BesponsiblUty Law may we Michigan motorists? Farm Bureau State Agent AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY ((ASHVILLE PHONE 3170 Marshall Furnaces Repair. furnished and ini Vailed for all make, of furnaces Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sanders for Rent G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 142 K. State Phone 2331 a INSURANCE and BONDS old; llrindle heifer. * mo- old; Mr Cormirk Dterlne manure "presde r. in etrrllent rtMidllliin: WSKOn. like uonly one •es,on llaude Ham , rnund. 2nd kou.e ea«t of Wood st 9 30. FOR KALE OR TRADE-Three yea roll, brokri,: al.n Ford.on Iraei,•r In .-C*wid tannine condition tsvn E’-rett ■J mi, uiutlt and 3*9 ml. «a«t \V,mm| ]»r«i. Mo Foil SALE Small wood l.urning burn, tars- rhunk. Al.n torn MMki I’rMrletill. phone. FOR SALE—Cow. trade ftol.ieln. youny. | frr.lt lo week.; mare, 4 >r «. old, 1 ■■iuhd. wet IttOn- IGmii.l O.L 1 AUCTIONEER List your Auction Salts with DEWEY REED Hastings, Mich. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES and Company Hastings atoekyarda. phone 2588, or call 717—Fl through tbe week. tf. C. “BILL” SHERWOOD FOB INSURANCE Bate] lUatlnga Fhaaa MH CASH PASSING OF WALTER RUSSELL OF JOHNSTOWN Walter Russell, aged 75 year-, died on Thursday. Sept 23. at his home in Johnstowiytownship. where he had been a /lifelong resident. Surviving are hik wife. Lottie; a son. Floyd, of 'Battle Creek, und two grandchildren. Funeral services .... .... ulked ««« 1., --------------■' 111 ™ ‘ nr n Sunday; Sept. 26. with Interment In | the Assyria cemetery. j PASSING OF ’ ’ ’ I rrrn. w.n.er co., NFS. LUCY STAOEL < E 11‘rit-Mrs. Lucy Stadel. age 78 years.'■ died at Pennock hoapital. September I ctiMterfbid 28. Funeral services will be held at .. in ...... ,wi.. Ltsicfs (Uneral home Friday P. M.1 at 2:30. Surviving are onc son, B.. Franklin Stephen. Columbia. Mo ; 1 and one brother, Richard D. Allen. Bronsvllle. Mo., burial at Freeport cemetery. TRAVELING HORSE SHOEING At Y’our Farm LAWRENCE WILKINS R. 1. Havllngn 9-30 Phone 761-F2-I 1 r ’ ■ LOREN HERSHBERGER " • AUCTIONEER EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT Assistance given in preparing advertising and arrangement of sale. Call for dales at .my expense. Phone 2687, Woodland. 'J-30 for tome of that good PERMANENT WAVE-59, Lily White Flour So lbs. flour for bushel of good wheat. We have a complete stock of salt—fine, medium, and coane—block and rock. Pep your chickens up with our S.B.V. mash. It gives results. ' Do It yourself at home with a Charm-Kuri Kit. ai 1.400,004 wonwn ha»e don. in past year. Complete with 40 cutlers and shampoo F-»«7 to do. absolutely harmless. Praised bl Hollywood movie stars and women every­ ' where. Morey refunded If nut salbAed. STEBBINS & JACOBS | THE REXA1.L STORE Pharmacists HASTINGS Qualify n i 1 • fueli always. ■ We Reffl0¥e Dead Animals For Prompt Removal of . Old, Crippled or Dead j \ Horses and Cows / PHONE HASTINGS SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, Mien. PHONE 2131 11-4 PHONE 17F21 HICKORY CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. ■ Satisfaction Guaranteed. Dates can । be made at Hanner Office. tf. 2G97 BARRYVILLE I \ The W.S.CB. wlll meet this week • \ Thursday afternoon for a business ‘ \ meeting nt the Charles Day home. 1 It is Important that everyone comes. ; * Mr. nnd Mrs Harold Higdon and t daughter of Battle Creek were Sun_ day dinner guests cf Mr! and Mrs. HOTSeS J L. Higdon. Mrs. George Kester of Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs Charles Higdon of Nashville were | afternoon callers ★ Mr. and Mrs. i L. A. Dny and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mra. Oli­ ver Johnson of Hendershott Dlst. * J Mr and Mrs. Floyd Nesbct and Jeanne and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ... ens on Sundav nnd called onAMr. I nnd Mrs. Phil Deller in Battle Creek. * Henry Klevering and Mr. Borden I CARD OF THANKH—W» vi.h la ri•' Help Cattle War VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. i - DEAD AND DISABLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY HORSES $5.00 COWS $4.00 Glycerin available from animal fats is badly needed in WAR EFFORT. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Call collect. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Rediatora, Batteries, Alu- SHELL HORSEHIDES CLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS Na. Michigan Avena, tone MH Hastings CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER try line Middleville tf Truss Fitting L X PERIENCED FITTER Attention Farmers! HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS PROMPT SERVICE 7 DAYS A WEEK SMALL STOCK PICKED UP FREE till HOWARD BRISTOL Have discontinued my services with the Kalamazoo Rendering Works. My new phone number OTM E RHONE COLLECT C I I NOW REPRESENTING LY BARKER'S Issiiip Pkone 31U BATTLE CREEK RENDERING CO. �THE HASTINGS BANNER EICHTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1943 time.” The gals find more pride Loren Lewis who enlisted during I 'Hello’ Bob Kelley—they tell us day greetings. We ipenfour spare time that day rending "Mein Kampf." and quarreling with Herr VII 11 IL IIVI IL I IXVI11 | B npw permanent We know two ’how do you like the Navy?'He was I Barracks TubcrculoaU-that a cough <tng> Hitler, giving him the Bronx —-------------------------------------------------- 1 who would be In the high brackets glad to gel home to see folks and I goes wilh the place. We got a cheer and a few raspberries, and By JANE CAMERON (Continued from page 1, Sec. 1.) for top honors for their'home work'' everybody, which Included Margie j chuckle when you told about your all the time blissfully unaware that Carl Smith son of the Wallle ~,hry Bre Anale Hawthorne and Mathews obstacle course work out. "We we had on one brown shoe and one Smiths just recently left fw the Barbara Showalter, who hove done I Sailor Bob Walldorff was home‘ climbed a 10 foot wall then had to black one the entire day. Army and la get'.lng his training in ! " »uperb Job In Chis war tlme ef- ■ from Great Lakes over the weekend , jump .down 15 ft. and there was I NotlUrfg/astonlxhes an adolescent sunny Texas * fort. too. He likes his. job but never knew without a parachute.” as much as to lenm that her parHope you figure out a way lo get I And .last from ’ . — — 1 a day could have so many hours. | Don Welfare.-Tommy Kurr. Lyle enu know something. Now that an extra bond If we all do this, Prairieville that I H“u w .uLex‘on Auxiliary Another sailor home for 30 days ' Newton and a number ot the fel- thh reveiatlon has hit Patsy, Iiwe’U put "The Star Spangled Banin think of at this time Is Basil th^wlvea of yestetyear who kept can the home fires burning until their Is Dick Freer who has made a lows at Camp Rucker. Ala. are In could do her ancient hlntorv every I ner" on the HU Parade In Berlin Johnson of the Army Air Corps. husbands clime marching home couple trips to New Caledonia. He j one of the best outfits that there night, except that I won ’ t. As I ex•••«( Will and Tni»vn Tokyo, nn,i and on them it will Have seen quite a lot ot Basil In the last few months os he has been Thl* splendid group of women have says the climate U ideal there but Is. How do we know because "Dyke" nlatned to her. she Is the one who sound good. 'Bye. Now I recuperating from Injuries received added the responsibilities of the he .wouldn’t want to settle down told us so. That was his outfit—the .is learning. I already know it. there for the rest of his life. He 35th Div. — In World War I. Health Department Service Com ­ In an accident while stationed In COURT We solved the salad dressing prob­ MUNICIPAL --- - I Greetings ’wvaic 4,lull. We ,• c England. He sure Is getting anxious mittee Loan Chest to their present didn't know Ken McIntyre----Gene' (Lt) Bush. Undersheriff Doster and Deputy­ to get going again. Saw in yester­ duties of loaning the fracture bed there but will be on lhe look 01111 mw the picture—you, Mn B. and lem very neatly. Make a boiled Sheriff Theo Bera went lo OwtusO Cathv. She's a dear 'Oene? Gene. dressing, the ones in the old Has- Wednesday of last week and arrest­ little Cathy. days paper-where he has been pro­ and oxygen unit which, they pur- . for him next lime. Heard Gerald and Sally Lawrence and her Mom and Dad are very tinss cookbook are all fine, and ed Gerald Losey nnd Maxine No­ moted from Second Lt. to First chased some time ago. This Is a , community service of lending prac-1 arc In town, haven't-seen 'em yet. -fc nnd brought them to the jail good looking folks too. Noticed you chill It Now beat a bowl of whip- v Lieutenant. Congratulations. vak h"* Returning .o to rams Parris uiana Island rnFri­ wrote about the Tennis Tournament Ding cream moderately stiff. Bent j here Well, Boys, j.went out this after­ tlrally all sick room supplies that । ^u.iui.g charged with In part of the cold dressing and stealing - - They Were from noon to see what I might find out is of particular Importance during day night was Harmon Wilcox who —are you playing, let us know how [ then the apart­ you’re on your own Keep add­ ments of clothing about the boys from Orangeville war time. Incidentally. Mrs Shirley u now Pfc. In the U. S. Marines. you come out? Harold Weeks of Nashville Henn- is lhe new president of the . He told lhe story on himself about It's "Sgt." Glenn Kahler n»w— Ing whatever you need until It suits on the preceding/day. The pair and I just could not find anyone Auxiliary. ! waiting at the station in Kalama- promoted to this rank recently In you. I generally put in a bit of salt. had been renting rooms of Weeks home who knew very much about spoon of sugar nod a bit of pre- 1 for a short time, leaving the 21st. you. Laurence Burdo Is overseas. ' The other day the Coffee Shop . zoo with a group of soldiers—all the Postal Unit at Camp Polk. La. aoared mu'tard before it tastes' Shortly after 1: was discovered tbit Then there are Ralph Blavelt <Bud> gnls were in a huddle around Eve- being very much at ease. Along He says he’s looking forward to see- "just right ’’ A recloe of boiled ‘ the clohlng was missing. The as he was known In school; three of lyn Tobias, who comes from Dow- | happened a Marine Officer—and brfefly-^onda LltTouk)?\hlch“is"due dressing will iL?® ’EJ'mu make up ’ch twocream*' batches. , clothing was recovered, and the the Bradshaw Bras, soils of the Ung and is finishing her senior year ' boy did Harmon snap a saulte—his oz. Geo. Bradshaws. Geo. Heffner and at H.HB. The huddlers were Gene- ‘ superior officer suggested that he in a couple of weeka His address unte“ you ha\e too much cream. ; two were taken into Municipal । A neighbor of ours has a unique'I court Thursday. They admitted their several others but Just don’t know vieve Allerdlng and Madaline Row- j should sort of segregate himself lader. both Woodland girls and and when his brother Cranston nrtheir names and rank. Losev was given 30 days and Sgt. Glenn Kahler. 36464314 method of testing w»'ermelons f”r guilt Yvonne Segar of Battle Creek. It ‘ rived to meet Hannon there he was Maxine 10 days in the county Jail 597th A.P.U. <A.S.F.) The Fred Schutz’s have three seems Evelyn had just received a 1 standing alone, slightly burned up ripeness Hr aavs. "Tunk voursrft! by Judge Adelbert Cortright. oz . Camo Polk. Louisiana on the hr»d nnd then tunk the; from Fort Custer—the girls ! to think that he still had to obey Yes. all those letters and num- ; mrlon „ ,ihev nrv sound lhe same, the mentioned In last weeks Banner. letter melon.. Tf .... were all attention— then said Eve­ orders whfn he was at liberty pn bers —Jon i— Is ■_ ripe." ----। Gerald Mead- 16. of Nashville was (There just isn't anything for me to lyn. get ole Zolly down, too—but 1 me "Dam It. he writes, when I leave. Harmon and Cranston spent . i brought into Municipal court Fri­ pay. Harold has been in Die service receive this letter hell be on his a whole day fishing—they found they must mean something losome- i for three years. He has been in ___ I Something cute—A large r.fty r!c-. day. charaed with operating a truck there is no better place to visit than b°?? .j , au Iceland and now Is In Fort Leonard the Rang dismissed. Harold J^Shennan, son of Mr. partment store had a beautiful <vin- without the required license. He when fishing, especially when the LYBARKERS TR. Wood, Mo. Orval just recently was and Mrs. Smith R^S^ierman Route , (low display of dolls. I stood lov- paid $5 fine and,the costs. could have flah aren’t biting, then there are no 2, transferred from Camp Callon, tn , Some of you sailors - --------Hastings, was recently graduated , )ne €Verv or,„ th,,m anri n VANILLA COMP. pt. Loyola University, Los Angelea. he helped from the side lines with a Interruptions. You know how 'rearing to go’ from the Naval Training School for । bQV and hia Dtujdv enme bv nnd the thinks he can come home on fur- •'■’*’ ''"ya' “J ,he foot-ball Harmon WALLACE E. RUSSELL to get in this fight— aviation at the 1«~y caueht. ri-hi of th- dolls. lough soon and Raymond is stuFriday night, it was that wet. well, he was 8 ox. bottle 85c won his expert medal In Navy Pler. Chicago. I Hp r“n 110 ,p window. ' Dh-lng’' Wallace E. Russell. 76. died Thurs­ K" ISlN0‘ । -,S"-“- Rifle. as a Machinist s Mate third । and "Ah-ing ’ ’ and pressed hl-, face (we knew you would. Har. Bna An-ing ana presses nix day night nt his home in Johnstown I 40-0 which U good going for any f MM-SMpmu Bob'. Cirur ol U>« kind of weather. For details about mon) and just before he came home | not bad for a 17-jear-old. Keep em [ PO<nst the window in eestney H|, township, five miles north of Bed­ was told he would be used to leach I flying. fellow. | fhd crabbed hli arm and nulled ford. following an Illness with heart wicak ifur the game, Navy will graduate from Columbia । ----- “■*“deep — ■-In the *heart ------ * of Tex- *' *-* --------------" when — ...went- nn«t. - trouble and pneumonia. He was From him awav and thev your pals, we Just ~.. cover the shooting—but what worries Har-1 ~ University. N. Af. Oct. 21 I wonder write mon. they ~also told him — to bring --------------- । -s" comes word that another 1 T . heard • ....... uiiii him aav. ruu "You aittie little bom Oct. 27. 1866 In Ross township. .tier front Irani at ai a ■ time lime iikc like that. uibi. •— know if I can take a little space to , water J piccalo. Now I Barry Co boy now has the "know -------' SISSY1’ •» *-•felt -----sorrv-•for th- little Kalamazoo county, a son of Mr. A handshake with one buck in It -----toe*—,,la--------- — and kcll of a joke I had on myself not | . ! Harmon don don’t net get exc excited, you must | how” to help keep those motors I bov all the afternoon And a lot and Mrs. Israel Russell. The sur­ ko long ago. My mother and slster| know, 'music sooths lhe savage ! humming—or. in other woros. words. I sorrier for his father vivors are his widow Lottie M.; Pvt Jack Howes Bn-law were spending the day wilh I beast.' and from the snake stories Arthur C. McKelvey, son of Mr. a son Floyd E. of Battle Creek; a fcne and along in the afternoon a ' Btry. A. Sth Bn. 3nd Regt. i we've heard from the south, we and Mrs. Harry E. McKelvey. Hosgrandson. Pfc Dale E. Russell, now [young man came to my door and ' •pAri'~nr«irir n Carolina I wouldn’t be at all surprised if flutes unas. r-4. has completed a.cours’ body of an Australian soldier and in England, and a <lcp-dauahter. fas I looked up I was so pleased for I Ti . in the mill rnr vmi Jack—Haw *111 ** routine equipment to charm I es an aviation mechanic at Amar- were sent to the famous meta- Miss Margaret Conklin, of Battle _.$1.69 $1.75 Vimms 96 Tabs. I was sure It wiu Cadet Ronald Mewhirs ySw to vrn^ reptiles when you’re on maneuvers | ii)0 Army Air Field. Texas Good nhv«lcal lender Victor Randall, for­ Creek. The funeral was held Sun­ Klbben ia school churn'd! my boy), i show?**”| or MMnethlna something. ' lr merly of Detroit, now nf St Prtrrs- dav at 1:30 P. M In the Leon­ I nu de u rush for the door then [ Leaving Monday for Louisiana, A third Barry County boy to join . v-herP i>e head* the Christian ard funeral home. The burial was .. 89c $1.00 Sqhibb Adex Tabs llhe thought came to me he would Nice Seeing You Home after 15 days home, was Lt. Gay­ Uncle Sam's ever-expanding corps Fellowship of Prayer. in the A.'M'vla Center cemetery. be In uniform. You can imagine my Here for three days (left Sundav) lord Flory iWoodland! who has of aircraft maintenance experts is Vitamin A A D Tat ■urprlse when I found out that he was likable sailor'Jack Buholtzwho been In service 114 years He spent Kennlth E. Johncock. son of Irene was the new minister from the already wears a service star for en­ much of his furlough with his Johncock. Hastings, who graduated Ye that have faith to look with DEATH OF MRS. LEONA PERRY fearless eyes ..$1.09 mrlghborlng neighborhood. You may gagement In foreign waters. Jack brother Verdon who Is attending this week from a five mon tIm course 100 Halibut Liver Oil Caps. Bevond the tragedy of this world Mrs Leon Perry 48. of Middleville pc sure my folks didn't make II 1 Is a gunner In convoy duty says the lhe same Art school in Detroit of the Army Air Force Eastern strife. route 1. died nt her home Thursday try easier for me sitting back in navy Ls "swell" and ,he expects to where Gaylord studies. Although he Training Command technical school 100 Multacebrin Lilly Fen VI! $7.75 the room. Wonder if lhat isn’t some get fifteen days leave in 3 months has won much praise and recogni­ nt Seymour Field. N. C. Nice going And know that out ot death and after a long illness. She Is sur­ night shall rise Compliment Ron. Would like to have and that too wlll be swell. So we'll tion for the paintings he's done Ken—In fact, to un-mechanlcallyvived by her husband Earl; and The dawn of ampler life: four sons. Earl Jr , and Elwood ut ■cen you when you were home last be seeing you Jack—good luqk. since he's been In the army It has mlnded Ole Zolly Its little short of ..$1.29 100 Cod Liver Oil Tabs ---Home Monday and back on Wed- all been done on the side—his real marvelous. fame' ReJ/;'— whatever anguish rend the home. Robert of Temperance and Charles of Freeport; her father I I Just piust mention our son-in­ heart, Job now is with the artillery.—from Pfc. Clinton Hom of Cloverdale law. Pfc Rob't Cline, some will re­ Harold Gates Tt««i wxi has Riven you the price­ Joseph Ballard of Pemberville, ..$1.69 Art to Art-tillery. 11 pt. Squibb Cod Liver Oil writes his parents that he has lust Ohio, and bv thrr- brothers The member him from here a few years 1624 Med. Sec. S. U. less dower Home one day to bring back the taken another jump -across ------ the Pango. He Lx stationed in Camp DavLs. Bks. 5541 old model A., and returning the; rifle and has arrived in Australia, To >fve In these great times, and funeral was held Saturday at a fu­ neral Jiome In Burnips. Allegan N. Carolina. Wish everyone could . Camp Qlls.^Ill. .... have your part -n **n next day came Dale Henry who's For the past twenty months he has county. The burial was in the Burpay they like the Army as well as 1 Harold looks fine, he drives an am- stationed at Great Lakes.—and I been stationed on an island In the In Freedom’s crowning hour; I bulance nt the Post Hospital he does. •i •— ’------ ----------------------------“"** and here’s the story. A few weeks ago Paclflc. "—>**• His — «•«—— remains •Ti ­ That you may tell your sons who see nips cemetery. address the I I will now bring this to a close likes his job. He finished al Delton an S O S. was- sent out from the same ax was in the Home Front the light. . by mentioning my own son Pvt. high in '42 but visits in Hastings Chicago Campbell Soup concern for And reach forth hands titelr henFrederick I. Castle, he enlisted in new because his family moved here extra -help to save vegetables from 'Hello' to Kay Braendie (Free­ tage to take. Ehr Marine.-, nnd left for training in Nov. •polling—on their free time Dale port) who Is a member of a crack "I SAW THE POWERS ^5? DARKHASTINGS PHONE 2115 Dune sth. 1942 nt Snn Diego. Cal Home from Boston for three days and four of hLs mates drove the rifle team at Jefferson Barracks. km! lett tn the early fall for over Hell Saturday) was Howard Bliss model A into the city and pitched Mo., which is touring around put­ 1 SAWTHEMOHNINC. BREAK!" ment." Figure It out youraell. foas duty In the So. Pacific And up and his buddy from Portland. Ore. In to save the soup—now that Job ting oh exhibitions of Army Marks­ Io this writing we have only re­ Howard Is certainly a good looking is finished—we still can’t see how manship. Bet yfiu’H be . ' ’ > show Thanks, pais, fey the lovely birthceived one letter from him and Uint sailor, said he met Jack Wagner you fellows found time to sleep your red-head/p& at >r two u'ils last March. Some might think ,<w who's ,.v. tn the Atlantic) -------about---6 Dale—although we heard you slept about squirrel/ shootini n you Ehnt Is not a long time, but 1 know . weeks ago and the fellows took In the clock around the first chance get back to gpod ole Barry county. better. a bell game at Boston. you could. We think It was a mighty From the south pacific conks— I v Once again we have been asked Another blue Jacket home was grand thing for you boys to do. but Sept. 10. 194? lo buv more War Bonds, the 3rd s 1/c Gaylord Whitney from Free- don’t let ony housewives know of Dear Sirs: War Bond drive Is on now. Again port. He Is stationed at Duluth. your generous Impluscs or the next • Please send me the Banner. I I have been asked to help here on Minn.. Minn., wears foreign service stripes thing well hear wlll be. 'sailors do would like to keen up with the af- I lhe “Home Front " Mr. Castle and for service at the Canadian Soo nnd and double ddty washing.’ fairs In the old home town. I am hnsclf were asked to work on this has a Rifle medal. HU brother Max. Dick Bcssmer returns this week missing it very much, and please bond drive. So again I am going to expects to be out to sea in the Al­ to New Jersey after a few days send the Banner as quickly as you do mv best. I often think of the Untie on sub duty soon. Another home. He expects to be moved when possibly can. poem. "Just be the Best." and I am brother Bob is in the Solomons. he gets bock so be sure and send Thank you very much. Mire that Is what we are all aiming <if we hadn't learned this from us vour new address. Dick. Sgt Ravmond R. Reynolds.. lo be. I Gaylord about Bob. there is always Dot-Dash New*. 36197235 Just Be The Best n pretty nurse at Butterworth hosHi! Bob Hammond—Just heard 674 S A W. CO. APO 708 * PM. If vou can't be a pine on the top pttal who knows tire facts. Sure. you are now shipping aboard a new San Francisco. Cal. L of the hill. ' she is Helena Braendie from Free- heavy Cruiser—you say. "She's Congratulations and a salute to Be a shrub In lhe valley—but be port, too.) Gaylord says, he’s gained beautiful und I hope a lucky one." . you Lt. Brand T. McIntyre iNashF The best little shrub by lire side , 1, 17 lbs mere --200- lbs . Same here Bob,. lucK for you and i rille) who was awarded the French tUD ,. has reached a ...... I of the rill: nnrt nnd he exnects expects to to be sent to D. E. your ship.. | Colonial Medal. (See complete storv Be a bush If you can't be a tree school I Destroyer Escort) at Son Congratulations to Wes. Cordes on front page.) You’re doing all If vou can't be a bush, be a bit ot Francisco. Calif.. «s soon as he gets who is now. Chief Petty Officer. right fellow—best of luck. | the grass. Some highway some back. He and n pal hooked a ride We saw your young offspring the When Elmer Sandeen returned to I happier make, to town with Superintendent other day Wes—a husky little tyke Camp he learned lhat he had been if you can't be a muskle, tlian just crouch of Freeport who has a dog, and like all babies, adorable and promoted to Sgt. Nice going soldier. L be n bans— who has fur that sheds, which got sweet. Wes’s address Is— Add to Bmers address printed last But the liveliest bass In the lake. i oil over Gaylords blues—he bought CJ4.O.M.M. Wesley O Cordes. week—Birthday Muy 22nd. a brush, his pal dfd the brushing, US.N.R. Over In Jolly old England, greetDropping coini into a piggy bank it ana way We can't all be Captains, we've got j then^hev'dJdn then they didn’’tt know know what what to to do do *n8Kt,°Marshall J. Begar. 36183497 Lto be crew; ' with the brush. Guess he decided to c/o Fleet Pont Office There's something for all of us here, |t. for future use. Just in case. San Francisco. Calif. A.P.O. 634. T Postmaster of saving for the future. There is a better There's a big work lo do and there’s ■ Buryi Lancaster, who has reWhat’s this we hear about you New York City. N. Y. I lesser to do. ' celved a medical discharge from Dick Hinkley-called your ‘Mom’ Marshall who finished at Freeport And the task we must do is the camp Claiborne, was glad lo be and asked her If she could hear the highland worked at the Veterans way today-War Stamps and Bonds. The more I near. home again and settle down to a music over lhe wire, that it was Bureau uu,„u In U1 Washington, before - he ... If you can’t be a highway, then job back home that Is also Itnpor- Benny Goodman. Where've you was called Into service, now has to just be a trail. ' , tnnt in helpingIatowin winIHle thiswar war been sailor, what’s up? _jj. (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 2.) ■ of them you buy, the sooner we win the war. If you can’t be the sun. be a star, I In town for part of hls 14 day ft Isn’t by size that you win or fall- I leave with hls pretty blonde bride, was ‘ck IH-H-^. 39)-------who Be the best of whatever you are. WB_, Jack,^{ aBua. For every $3.00 you save, you get back $4.00 May God be with you all till we makes o fine looking soldier. Jacks was nect again. Bye now. •bride?w"ho'to •- -^Mississippi girl, — Mrs. Edna Castle. , u^uied to meet Jacks' friends and ten years from now. Buy your War Stamps and ------------ 1 hear some of the stories about what Greetings again lads and lassies the gang used to do. Jacks address The Foundation Upon Which Good if Uncle Sams, as we go up and |s— town the street to report on high423rd T.E.F.T. Bonds here Investments Rest Is Good, SOUND ights of the week. I Columbus Army Air Field. Several frosts this week have Columbus. Miss. ' pretty much ended tire home can- । Wish we could have seen Bob ling rush and the big push has Saunders while he was home from urned to the "Back the Attack" camp Gordon. Oa. He returned ' drive. Speaking of canning— sundav. How do 'you nil' like it In Limes have changed—now the gals tip. the south, soldier? tave added a new angle to the Mae Here on a week-end pass from west line—it's now—‘Come up and Urbana. Il), where he Is In school A GOOD 6 ROOM HOUSE in Freeport, has 3 bedrooms, ■ec my home canned stock some- Rt U. of Ill. in signal training, Is living room, dining room, kitchen, nice basement, fur­ nace, lights and City waler, wired for electric stove, ga­ rage attached, oak casings. -------- ----------------- $1,675.00 , All TUT L1AMC CDALIT theaa days in finished result of gar- his 11th vear at H H8 "It's all (that’ you a|l have, what you call I IN I nr nU|Y|r iKUNI ;<!«“ and inning than they do In 1 right' says Loren when asked. "J B.T.B". .< down there—-Jetterum BARRY BYPATHS DRUG SPECIALS 100 ASPIRIN s >' l»> Z9< 50c TEEL LIQUID DENTIFRICE 39c 69c 75c VASELINE HAIR TONIC 25c ANTISEPTINE TOOTH PASTE 19c 49c 50c GLOVERS SHAMPOO 25c 1 SPTS. CAMPHOR 45c 4 CAMPHORATED OIL Vitamin Specials! LyBARKER’S S ^^:./2.+/.+9^:./:.+:./:1+:.+^:+:./2.$A but it doesn’t help UNCLE SAM/ i If y °Uflfeed REAL ESTATE <?e 80 ACRE FARM 2'1 miles from City has an excellent > MERMASH For EGGS WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chicks gain fast on MERMASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC Ing house), large basement barn, a 12 foot silo, ten acres woods nearly all seeded, good soli$44444)4 40 ACRES close to City has 3 room house, 4 acres muck, small barn .....U$2,640.00 53 ACRES in Castleton near Stony Point has 5 room house, bath and running water, good roofs, 32x64 bam wired, 2 story poultry house, granary, hog house, 2 com “ * “ ‘ “ — * * $4,204.40 8 ROOM HOUSE in 3rd ward, excellent iocation, Just been re-condllloned, will sell on contract or trade for smaller place. 9 ROOM HOUSE in First ward, Hastings, In A-l condi­ tion has 4 by 12 rod lot, beautifully landscaped, faces the Park on beautiful street, all modern, has wonderful floors, this Is an excellent home for$5404.00 6 ROOM HOUSE, close in. a brick house .11,540.00 EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER N. CHURCH ST STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 BUY U.S. WAR NOW! SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS HASTINGS CITY BANK Fifty Six Years of Continuous Servictf* ■■M PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 SHOW YOUR COLORS HASTINGS, MJCH1CAM �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. 8 ETTE MBEB ». 1HJ Harry StlniRon recently. Un Streby I of Grand Rapid* wa* a Monday | in their Hill-top apartment which a new'number. Frank R. Prindle— ' ll,ey nOW P1>n to rent~ • past week, te Improving and able 148 P 3. * Patricia and Katherine wa* 85 year* old May is and very i dinner juert at t * active. * — MU*---------Jeanette Randall of to ait up. * Lynn Lepper of Detroit Meuner who are students in Mary- -------spent the weekend with hl* molher. wood K1.OOI in Orand H»0d..wni Orand lUold. wnl U>. intend >1 home with her parent*, Mr. and U>.------intend HU. Ihdlr uni .nd * “■ *-------r. * The1 contin•m Star chaj evenlnj which makes a cousin. Mrs. J. P. Blawson and i Mr*. Rush Randall. Hl* broihar-ln...------ ----------- — with vlaiteach day, makes us Mr*. William Llebier. * Cpl. Martha | be and *teter. Mr. and Mr*. Byron present from Bradley chapter । Captain Walker and eon Peter. n unusual. Our diary Bchad of the Marine*, who recently ' Fleming of Barlow lake were also having a sale of household effect* 1 or* The program was in celebration at thl* Thuraday afternoon at her completed her course In Quarter' dinner gueeQ. * Mr*. Chartettne ------- --- r. states that in the \ the organization of lhe Chapter on eight of September 24 it snowed master's school at Camp Lejeune.; Finkbeiner ha* returned home after I Oct. 3. 1878 Four member* of the and the highest temperature tliat, N. Carolina ha* ■ been enjoying n n week spent at Mdline with her day was 46 degrees. The mercury few day* at home with her parents steter. Mra. Katherine Gordon, wlto home with her sister. Mrs. Beatrice Chapter have held elective offices the Grand Chapter of Michigan: little non Gary ot Mid­ stood at 34 the morning of Sept. and old friend*, while op nn eight- I te ill. w Dr. C. A- E. Lund returned SUmel on High BL * Mr*. Clara to they were. William Severance, aaaoAndrew Ftnkbelner, who 25. * Add to your telephone book day leave. She returned to New, home Friday from nttandmg the Mrehler and children who have ciate natron in 187S and worthy River this Monday where *he ha* a 1 »es*ions of the State Medical Con- bwn living in the Minnie Johnson permanent assignment to the ac- 1 vention in Detroit. * Manager Fred garage apartment, are moving to grand patron in the following year. doemtinz offke of the Soles Com- ; Brog of the Creamery, accmnpanled the Mary Bites place now the prop­ George W. Matteson, worthy grand tntesary. * Mrx Pearl Kenyon went by Wm. ThurkeiDe and Mr. and erty of Al Nye. A On account of gas patron in 1883. Mn. Jennie Gris­ associate grand matron in to Lansing Wednesday to spend a Mrs. Dale Curtis of Marion spent and working conditions, the Harry wold. few days with her son. Sidney and , last week on a fishing trip at Muni­ sunuon family have taken a fur- 1884 and worthy grand matron from in. Grand Rapid* 188S-1887. Mn. Augusta Matteson, family. UUllll/. omvc Since *he KM wa* Ull'ie there omurt Sidney sine. * MU* Evelyn Gcukc* ... of I..w Die til'iiied ----- — apartment — and 111* associate grand matron tn 1887. had the misfortune toKellogg school school faculty faculty at at Gull Gull lake take I for the winter. winter. Harry H_ to. receive quite Kellogg - staying there worthy grand matron 1888-1880 and bad facial bum* when a drop of wa- spent tire weekend at hotnv wilh ! daughter Jean — are i grand secretary from 1804-1008 ter fell into some melted lead while h« r parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Arthur i through Die week but -- -----Stimson --1 Mf> lie was soldering. Tire doctor took Geuke*. * Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* BUas | will remain on the farmnorthwest Mn Nora Stimson Is the present te*done. a piece of lead from hi* eye and he of Grand Rapids were Sunday »>«*»» af«r. j iof nf town town until until the th® fail fan work wnrir i. ann. worthy matron. on hl* mother. ,I * wai burned about lhe ears and on afternoon caller* ... - Mr* Earl VanSIckle went to ------i Grana Grand Rapids Rap'.ds this Monday to lo see te in very frail health. * Mrs Mra. Margaret Bll&s nnd brother-inBender Family Gathers niece of Mrs Quincer's came from law and sister Rev. and Mrs. I. W. 1 » surgeon about removal of glass Tiie home of Mr. and Mra. Philip Kenneth 1 from h»r her .vNwii eyeball.’ Friday n night Freeport. III. to attend tire funeral Minor .’"*"“Mr ’and -Mra "‘u i<,ht while Bender on west Main 8t. wa* the Vogel and Mias Pauline Walker of at work in the While Products of Mrs. S. B. Qulncer. * The Mid­ scene of a happy gathering Sunday, ■ were weekend visitor* ot Corporation her glasses were accidleville Chapter O.ES. was well ——— when twenty-six members -of the tel'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. | dentally broken and some of the family met to honor lhe newly­ represented at the Barry county Mrs. Vogels . ■— Mrs Edna Vogel of । fragments entered the eye—a pain- weds. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bender, meeting at Freeport on Thursday Henry' orog ful injury^* Mr.^ .... and — Mra. Ted and get Ute bride acquainted with and all report's good time * Misses ' Grand Rapids wa* also Sunday din-j. ... . .... ON'T wait until something Audra Welton and Verna Grlffcth ner guest* and accompanied them Hayes, former reaidenta of Middle her newly acquired kinsfolk. A happens to your car! vine vicinity, vicinity, have have'taken the Lyons Lyons bountiful of Grand Rapids spent Sunday in back to Jackson for a visit. * M«- I 'Ule taken the dinner and gifts made Die Uwr. with Audra A-dTi ’s parent*, nnd Mary Gray and Mrs Nellie Thomp- I apartment* for the winter months. . I' town Even experienced motorists don't nnd iaunt, Mr. nnd son were Thursday visitors of Mrs. Their present home i* nt Mountain I। Verna's uncle and always realize that limited mileage, l Mra Glenn Griffeth and remained ; Oscar Sherk on the north xountv । Home. Arkansas but they have come A USSICKU W 1 I over to attend the funeral of Mrs. Unc. * Mra John Dagncr of Detroit North lor the winter to be near ® .IKE IHIS.. W’ slower speed and increased town i Qulncer on Monday. * The many spent last week-end with her slater- I their son William of Freeport and j^llLIU. d’is use create new operating condi­ ; friend* of Joe Schnurr of Parmelee . In-law. Mra. Floyd Helrigel. * Mra. I renew old acquaintances We are ' vicinity are sorrv lo hear that he i Vai Gorman and two children of. glad to see them again. * Mr. and tions which may cause trouble. iI ... ---- f. frail helath. * Mrs ।| Kalamazoo were Thursday visitors : Mrs Frank McIntyre and daughter Ise in very ________________ „ Have your car checked frequent­ I Mor VanSweeden anc| two friends I J of her parent*. Rev. and Mra. I. W. Marjorie, are moving from Barlow I of Sunday ’ Minor while her husband was In lake to the east half of the Flora -• Grand — nd Rapid* Rnnlds were over Sunday ly by expert mechanics. Often, , guests of Mr nnd Mrs Clyde Grum- I Lanaing on buslne^ * Petty Offl- | Hanlon home on West Main St. I metl * Mtes Jean Griffeth spent , cer Hazel Campbell of Chicago , Mrs Deal Cordes also of the take. Is just n few simple adjustments will a few davs lost week with her spent the week-end with her par- , now staying wiUr Mr*. Hanlon. ★ assure you a lot more essential triend. Miss Alice Williams In ents and Middleville friends. ★ Mr* , Mr and Mra. John Hupp had an .... auction sale at Ml their form IIVUI . Pleasant Hill. * MIm Pauline Bena- Hattie Smith spent the past ten near mileage. What's more, taking ade­ her !| Wayland ------------last week. -rv-.. They have sold ! way returned to her duties at Dre I day* in Battle Creek with hquate precautions now may save also । their place but we haven't heard of । Bell Telephone office in Battle daughter. Mrs. Leon Drew and al their future plan*. * Mr. nnd Mra Creek. Sunday evening after five thas- -visited - — her sons. Ted and Arthyou the cost of serious repairs ur near Hastings. * Mrs. Lewi., ' A. C. Johnson of the Prairie were i weeks lay off due to an operation u« later on. —of -• Holland ’ tor appendicitis and recovery. Her Whitfleet .-— visited her Sunday guest* of her niece Mra. A CHICK wa ”K„ ' •er-in-law. Mr. and ' Don Fedew* and family in Has­ ’ frienct-4X Robert Lichtenberger of brother and steter-ln-lar Care for your car for your country! ° mSSBItl' LUS' ;: Fort Custer CusterVas gueat Mrs. Rav Lyon*. Lyons. Saturda Saturday while her Ungs. * Mrs. Almira Hadley of Haswas her weekend guest I ♦ Mr nnd Mrs Vance Sharp were | husband was In Hastings on busl- tings 1* spending the week. wiUi her home from Lansing Sunday and | nes. * Mrs Clair Brog took sher ; daughter Mrs Russell Bender and I 1 took his mother Mrs Mary Sharp parents, nnd sister, Mr, and Mra. family. * Mrs. Flora Hanlon is ex­ i back wilh them'for a week's visit. Ralph Tnber nnd Mildred to their jwtclng her brother, 3. O. Smith ■ * Mr nnd Mrs Frank Chapman ' home in Grand Rapids. Sunday af- and her niece. Mrs. Francisco and Il have moved Into me lhe Frcnda | ternoon after n weeks vtelt * Repher aon. Ed Larsen, all of Caiumet nave movea rriuiua Rock rwi .. *inio «t..i , resentatlve — Pniilkntr and nnH ,, Rpv Citv. CMtv III. Til this thlt week u-ttk for far an visit vitlt and anH __ ____ I apartments. Mr*. Margaret MuiElite Faulkner Rev I Us of Parmelee, onc of our octogen- । W. D. Robinson of Delton were to spend some time nt the Smith ' arian ladies, entertained for Sun- , guest* nt the Rotary meeting TUes- cottage at Barlow lake. * Mra. F I day dinner last week, her sister, day. the latter as speaker. Rev. R. Prindle spent the forepart of ! Mrs. Fannie Perrault and Mr. and Robinson was a former pastor of last week in Grand Rapids with her Mrs. Edd Perrault nnd daughter : the local Methodist church and daughter*. Mrs. Gladys Barber and I Barbara. Mrs. Perrault Is spending . those who knew the family will be Mrs Frances Brock. * Several of 1 a few day* with Mra. Mullis. * Mr Interested to know the three sons. the boy* in service have been 1 and Mrs. George Maclver of Grand) Glendale. Michael and Dick are all changed about a* follows: Pvt. Ranids were visitors of their son. In service. * Clarence Serijan leaves Murray Schnurr from Shenpard to College of WashIO K®’”* Norman ana nnd inniuv family sjunaiiv. Sunday. < * nar. Mr 1 iui tor Detroit this Monday ...... and .... a* .. a .Field. Texas .. nnd Mra Forest Trumble of Grand I member of the Navy Retenes Reww* will ington. at Pullman. Washington. jjsncHj cormcily COBtCnl k WHIM ; Rapids Rapid* were Tuesday evening din- be inducted Into service service. * M,» C°.r^T /"’?* YJashJnR.U>r” - 11. VVarrpn Alim ner guests of his parents tMr. and Mrs. Warren Allen andand son Hugh i University at St. Louis. Mo. to JefMra. William A Trumble northwest lot Grandville were Sifndnv visitors terson Barracks. Mo. Pfc. R*yjOvof town. Fbresl had the misfortune । at the home of his uncle. Glen Al- | crholt from Lincoln. Neb. to Dotwreerntiv to drop a heavy iron on len al Pnrmelee * Mr and Mra las Aircraft School at Long Beach, GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. CO. hl* foot so now has to walk with Melvin Watkins of Grand Rapids calif Pvt. Pat Reynolds from Shepcrutches * Mrs. Lvdia Steeby of spent Sunday with h-r parents. Mr pard Field. Texas to nn airplane Grand Rapid*, a former resident of nnd Mrs. Melvin Shoemaker In ' mechanic school at Lincoln. Neb. HASTINGS PHONE 2101 Leighton visited her niece. Mrs Leighton twp * Rev. Karl Keefer I Harold Johnson of the Coast __________________________ Guards from East Chicago to Bos­ ----------------------- --- ~__________________________________________________ ton. Mass. DDLEVILLE Stude: .uggests D AUCTION SALE Hoving decided to quit farming and go into other business, I will dispose of the per­ sonal property ot public auction at the form located 4 miles west of Nashville on M-79 and at head of Barryville Hill just east of Barryviile church on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1943 Commencing at 1:00 o'clock and offer the following: HORSES Black team, wgt. about 3300 lbs., matched, good worker* and «afe for anyone to drive. cows Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, full blood. Red cow, 9 yrs. old. Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side. Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old. Heifer, 4 yrs. old, full blood Holstein. Grade Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old. Heifer, 1 yr. old, not bred. Bull, 6 mos. old, full blood Holstein. Heifer calf, 5 mos. old. . HOGS. O. I. C. Brood sow, good one. 10 shoots. CHICKENS 100 Plymouth & White Rock pullets, full blood. FARM MACHINERY McCormick binder, good one. Banner walking plow. Spike drag. Oliver No. 11 Stag riding plow. 3 sec. spring tooth drag. 2 horse cultivator. Pair sleighs. Good 1 horse cultivator. 2 McCormick mowers. Side rake. McCormick hay loader, very good. Block Hawk 2 horse corn planter. Shovel plow. Good float. Boat trailer. Good wagon with flat hay rack. Set of good double work harness and same collars. Road cart. Some grain bags. 20 ft. ladder, good one. 9x10 Brooder house. Simplex oil brooder stove. Wire chicken crates. Super-Hatch incubator. 70 aood heavy galvanised sop pails and spiles. 2 sop pans. Two 10 gal. milk cans. Milk pails. Two galvanized tanks. 240 ft. galvanized water pipe. HOUSEHOLD GOODS ' Florence heating stove. Norge fuel oil heater. White sink. Radio. Range Eternal. Baby stroller. Other article* too numcrout to mention such as forks, shovel*, etc. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. BARRYVILLE W.S.C.S. will serve dinner at 12 o'clock. Everybody welcome. ALBERT MCCLELLAND, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer E. E. GRAY, Clerk Kids-Inn Opening The ’Rjcsdav night opening of the new recreation center for teen­ age youth, sponsored/by thefJethodlst Youth FellowsiUP group led by Mis* Hester Soetcrk. was attended by seventy perions, adults and youngster*. T7iank.s to the contri­ butions of individuals and organlzaUons lhe /rooms are very com­ fortable wldi furniture, games victrola. ping-pong table and other furnteqidga. The location is the j roomy of the former Hungeford SJioe shop and use of them is do­ nated by the Andrew and Oscar Finkbelners who own the building , Ttic project i* to give the young­ : stera a proper and pleasant place ’ to spend some leisure time—and is open Sunday afternoon. Tuesday , and Thursday evenings from 7 to 10. and Ls properly chaperoned bv , reliable adult*. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. , Rugg were host and hostess Tues­ day night; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hooper on Thuraday night. Drop in ; and see the kid* in their Inn. ’ Christian Service Hie September meeting of the’ Woman's Society of Christian Serv­ Ice on Friday was well attended with thirty ladies enjoying lhe abundant dinner and the interea- . ting program of the afternoon. Dur- ■ mg the business session a birthday song honored Mr*. Flora Hanlon. . who celebrated her birthday Uie , following day. Sept. 25 Report* were given by the secretaries of the I various department*. As Christian : women a motion was made and cari ried unamiously. that “as the noon ! whbtie blows our ladles all pause for a minute of prayer for the needs : cf our times, spiritual guidance, ' peace and success ot God's work " It is hoped It may lx- general with all Christians of the community. I The meeting was then given over to the spiritual leader Mrs. Rav , ; Lyons who had invited some of the : Leighton Evangelical ladles down । ■ tar the program. The Scripture । lesson was given by Mra. Minor; | who took the 23rd Psalm -as the , I theme of her talk. Humorous and . I truthful readings were given by [ Mrs Irving Lutz and Mrs. Philip । , Bender. Mrs. Luellen Thede. one j of lhe Rueats. sarjg two beautiful solas. "Our Mother" and "Heart-1 pchrs" accompanied by Mrs. Peter ; i Peterson. Mrs. Leroy Chamberlain ■ was the afternoon sjx-akcr with her ' theme centered around Die topic “Mother and Hom*'.' followed by . . Mrs George Steeby speaking on | ; the value of a Christian home. The i । ladles fell the visitors had given t ; them a spiritual up-lift and that I they would go forth better women for having spent the afternoon to­ gether. The October meeting will be ■ In charge of the missionary secre] tary. Mrs. Vernon Hooper and com­ ' mlttee. Two Families Leave Middleville Mra. Floyd Helrigcl and daugh­ ter Barbara leave mte Tuesday for Romeo where they will visit her I motlier until Thuraday when they will- ro on to Ashbury Park. New Jersey where they will reside. Thi* change I* made to be with Flovd who is employed in government work with the Signal Corp at Fort Mon­ mouth. We hope to see this good family back with us when the "War Mrs Roy Snyder and daughter. Miss Evelyn Allbrecht are moving •this week to Grand Rapids where • they have an apartment at the theme of her mother. Mra. Mae ; Richardson at 153 Clifton Place. I Mr Snvder who is employed in Battle Creek will spend hte week­ end* bi the city. The family ismakin* this change for the benefit of ’!Us Evelyn who win submit to an operation on her knee sometime in I the future. Ve trust this family I move is only temporary and that not too far hence they wUl be back occasion a proper initiation Into the family of . another "Edna Bender." Betides the parent* and the honored couple others present were •ar. ana *ara. waynaru mujct ana two children of Hopkin*. Mia* Flor- * ’ ' I will also serve with Beverly Sweet, Margaret Smith and Arlene Wil­ ,ianu of the home economics club on lbe Fair-Carnival board. | ----------Mr*. Eart Petry i an Invalid .for aevaral-years, died and two children. . nip*, she te survived oy her hus­ ------ band Earl, four sqm, Earl. Jr. and Thomappie-Kellogg Football With only eighteen men out for , perancc and Charles of Freeport; ner father, Joseph Ballard of Pern-1 ass '!>«»«». ' berton, obi» Ohio and three brothers. ss-4-eJStTb. 2^I boy* opened th air season Friday With a acorelea* game played at funeral home at Bumlpa where also home with the Wayland boys. Ute rain no doubt hindered both sides MeihadiM Sunday School | from a score. The next game will A large audience was present be at Lake Odessa this Friday. Sunday at lhe MeUiodtet church ..jr/Tin. • X ’»n«one,vsrM%. 5gs: I the service Infant also Breceived Al Un- flrat meeting of the Future Farmers of -niornapple-Kellogg school, the following officers were elected—Preaident. Raymond Ftnkbclner; vice president. Edison Chamberlain: secretary'. David Otto; treasurer, Porter JJeibert Luasenden: watch dog. Bernard Wieringa. Three of the above Ray, Edison and David the baptismal rite*. Officer* ot the . Sunday school recenUv elected are: ; General Supt.—Mra. Harry Balach; assistant. Edon Lawrence: *eCy — | Raiaell Bender; treasurer. Jane Wayne Robinson; -------- — —­ 1 Hooper: pianist, reMr*.I Peter Peter I™ .. chorUler, Mn. Mattie Benason; way; Junior iupt.—Mr*, w. R. | -------4. -Sec. 3.) 'Continued — on •»Pace MONEY REMODELI NG REPAIRING OR BUYING HOMES. See Us Now—Reasonable Terms THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebblni Bldg. Metnbort F. H. L. B. Phono 2503 We Sell War Bonds and Stamps UCTION SALE Located at 112 East Court Street in Hastings on SATURDAY, OCT. 1,1943 STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK. DININC SET. COMPLETE. 6 CHAIRS. ROUND TABLE. BUFFET AND CHINA CLOSET. KITCHEN TABLE AND CHAIRS. KITCHEN CABINET. ICE BOX. 6 OAK CHAIRS AND TABLE. SMALL TABLE. 7 ROCKERS. CORNER ARM CHAIR. LOVE SEAT. PAPER RACK. MAJESTIC CABINET RADIO. LIBRARY TABLE. 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE. 2 ELECTRIC LAMPS. PEDESTAL. 4 PILLOWS. TWO 9.12 WILTON RUGS. 5 THROW RUGS. SIDEBOARD. S' 3" < 10' 6" WILTON RUG. EUREKA ELECTRIC VACUUM SWEEP< ER WITH ATTACHMENTS. . IRON BED. SPRINGS AND MATTRESS. BRASS BED COIL SPRINGS AND INNERSPRINC MATTRESS. DRESSER. STEAMER TRUNK. 2 PIECES PLYWOOD. ' 3 BED SPREADS. OUILTS AND PILLOWS. ELECTRIC TOASTER. LONG LOOKING CLASS. 2 PR. RAYON CURTAINS. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: BABY BASKET. 12 GAUGE DOUBLE BARREL SHOT­ GUN. HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET. 3 BURNER OIL STOVE AND OVEN. KITCHEN TABLE. CUPBOARD. BUFFET. DAY BED. OCCASIONAL CHAIR. IRON BED AND COIL SPRINGS. VICTOR VICTROLA. ROUND OAK HEATING STOVE. < NEW BOX SPRINGS AND MATTRESS. STOVE BOARD AND PIPE. WOOD AND COAL RANCE. QUAKER 5 ROOM SIZE OIL HEATER. COAL AND WOOD HEATING STOVE. WOOD STOVE. 3 BURNER CAS PLATE. new. MOSSBURG 22 COMBINATION SKEET GUN AND RIFLE, nearly new. LAUNDRY STOVE. 10 DOZ. NEARLY NEW VICTOR AND NEW HOUSE TRAPS. GOOD SET OF DISHES. 2 TUBS. STEPLADDER. FRUIT JARS AND CANS. AXE. SHOVEL. , DISHES AND COOKING UTENSILS. Many other orticler too numeroui to mention. TERMS: Cash day of sale, no goods to be removed until settled for. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer and Manager JOHN URMAN, Clerk �tvarly Sweat, Arlene Wllunomlcs flub board. »l her horn* ie. The fam- ee brothers, held SaturKllnstrcker where also m School was present *dist church day program Iran. ftcers of lhe »rry Boise h; Peter' PeterR. Don says he will not stop fight­ ing now though snd Intends to be­ gin new defense work soon. He still has hopes of someday going back lo his trade as Chef In a Ho Zolly understands wedding belli are soon to ring and wishes the couple much success and happiness TBK HA9TINS5 BANNER. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER !•, 1*41 Incidentally the lucky girl U MUi Doris Craig, come who home is theand only one In lhe afternoon we were herded mountain air and look down or. the • during foot-ball 15th he would “take this afternoon. oote, Mieoeft himself a bride " He would have 'Co. 19> into the theater for a talk many clouds I received ths July 38th issue of their apartment ready and they on lhe general rules and regulations Have taken one roll of films up would have a nice home wedding of the Navy by our platoon officers already and no doubt will take lhe Hanner the other day and read dans for me. nearly everyone of the returning tn their car with special ibuigns). '•—*—* several more before my two weeks Hank had been home on leave. Ac­ (Continued from page 1. sec 2) fallows here have pla ' and It permits for gas and tires. One of I guess now is the time to tell are up. The scenery la really the to the piece tn there he '—*-*_ their first tours would be to Mexico 1 you how our companies are divided, finest and should make some swell cording together do with bombsight maintenance sure helne vou in wort didn't have much luck fishing, but J'.hivr only eleven miles away. (Afi this ThU will probably be as etear snaps. Most anyplace you go you then he never was a fisherman any­ We just learned that vour slater good crew for a B-17." LyIs a addrw was being carried on quite secretly ■tc. mud. I belong to Co* 19. Platoon I. can look down and down some more way. I could catch more fteh than Marguerite teaches north of Laks 1 z-yieaaaurwa and Section II of that platoon. So Into the valleys below and on the he could ith a bent pin. I enjoy Odessa Marshall, but still makes Sgt. Lyle C. Hathaway ou see it forms the No. 1912 We far stones those mountain streams leading the Banner very much as However. Don Is home now and her home in Freeport Gerald An­ Sod. 771 Bomb O says they will still make the trip have corresponding platoons and are trickling down through the ders from your neighborhood Is - In ... someday after the war (which will sections. Ours U 1911. Co. M. Pla­ trees and rocks and many small I knew are and what they anr do- conMd?red a ma jo? tittle." England too—would be nice If you Rapid total hU 3rd (rip to Cal.) toon I. Section I. Do you get it? native huts making a very pictur­ Ing, I always give it to Carl (Red) engagement stars was ths fellows could get together. Benny 'I don't!) esque scene Many have wondered how Don smith when I »et through raiding number ever to be achi s carrying on at the farm Now that that U over m con­ Right here let ole* Zolly say. these Chase has been doing way out tn It He is the fellow from Nashville. Wor'‘ ~ ‘----- * “ * San Diego. He has been tn ‘Limited tinue on with my life in the Navy panaci un He and I are the only two together i five something! Service" but is home now after re ­ We had rneas around 5:00 then biirted back up I realized that I vet of the fellows doing a great lob and don't you ceiving a honorable discharge marched back to our forget IL We know fellows who spu and hud been working In an office for when I did have tried to get in service but lhrv ---------------------started to clean — our tor rooms Cap ­ months. It Is really the life one Don says he enjoyed his Army Havrnx been In swimming lately were told to stayon the fan* life but had never been home a’. tains' Inspection. The only trouble dreams of—In lhe mountains with as It has been pretty cold. Have I far major battles. That's not as easy to accept as vou all since leaving here last Dec. Hr about cleaning your rooms in New imir time tn do wi«h as you please York U that they don't stay clean Could stand this for the duration see "Star S'-anqled Rhvthm tornor might believe Even though they had adopted hu captain as his best „ for two seconds. There U a coal of Ha' Hs' are doing a vital job they want to "buddy" since he was in a Hdqs. row niaht if 1 can get in town in I he doeant have some idea of what , dirt that be 'out there* taking the risks with to be floating * taiinw ini.r*,'*^ in . were guests The trip uo here was a bit rugged time. around in lhe air all the time just and quite dirty, but this Is well Hope this letter finds you all In . f waiting to settle on -----some — nice, “ Johnny Shultz is on hte wav »a good heahh. I am feeling fine and until then Cheerio floor clean, spotless. " — unknown destination ' Good luck ginning of the mountains in the am still gaining weight. Welt. I j 1 EMH DOfUE morning w« went over it again. evening and slept under Che stars must close for now as I am getting । Johnny, let us have your new ad­ much to our disgust dress when you arrive. We all got a laugh trying to kill sort of run down. Will write again ■ run xmaii firfh Alter I got back from mess I the bed bugs before they ate us up when I get a chance. Tell everyone ' TWO SMALL t,RES From --------------somewhere ------in Bncland lee la planning so didn't get too much sleep beforfound out that I comes this new address for— •M hello and to write Oh. yes , . * — . lhe MUo chart urday morning from 3 to 5:30 the truck and bus trip on Into I have a new address which I will week-.The first, on Tuesday Pvt James . -------Carpenter. (Imagine that?) Three of the four camp. That was really a thrilling enclose I caused by a roof fire at 413 AHU. 36417380. South street The department re­ Kiriainour -------room *-----------------------were an watch - ~ so ride over one-way mountain roads A P O 887, Postmaster with many curves Lhat you had to sponded promptly and the blaze was Burdette back un to make. Could look straight ' quickly subdued with a vary small menbers wlll be dressed and report at 2:00. I Lt. Cmdr. Ken McIntyre wrote Pfc Burdette R Hayner Is invited to come. down over the cliffs for at least on the Starboard watch. "Mel his wife, that he had seen Capt The alarm Friday forenoon was <Melba Morrison). "Paul'' (Paullue a couple thousand feet and drive Merwyn Plumley (Nashville) and lie in low gear for miles at a time caused by a small blaze Inside the Too late lo do anythin* about ■ Wear), and "Ben" (Bernice Croft) nlcsl Sergeant rating at lhe time recuperating down at Hot Springs. as allowed to say that lhe Cap­ house ut 403 East Colfax street of his discharge but ivs — 'IU --------won- Ark. We talked to your Dad who is are my bunkmatea. Mel had Port Several of the fellows were on tain would soon be Sept 14. 1943 Onlv the chemical apparatus was th one lust backfrom visiting you and he watch and Paul had Aide to the edge and ready to jump nt any mo — "tiie ..... home. Good news Merwyn. and a derful being home used, and the damage was very MtUe. clerk. Lucky Bennie didn't have ment, but. of course. I got a big Dt-ar Zolly: ya' love." Don was in direct charge says ycoming along splr ----great big Welcome Home lendldof student cooks and those on K P anything. kick out of it and took several pic­ Just a few days ago I wrote you Gordon sothard. BUI'. Writes duly. Even the well known General ly. We’re all glad you're gair lias been in the Aarrunis- ■ The Port and Starboard watch tures from the truck. Only hope at a letter informing you of my change from the south pacific to Albert Curtis enjoyed his cooking and paid well. Roy has least a few of them come out fairly of address Now mv addre.M has the tratlvc part of the Army 5 years have to tour the bldg. from ‘ ’ Dykstra. "Mom sent me a picture of good. It will take quite a bit of time In three been changed slightly again, so him many fine compliments. It «. 1U w.mi warn io oak ..... tills Nov. and what we want to ask fir»t deck to the fifty Johnnie Shults the other day. Gosh, P00 “nd. Pur 0111 you >, 1.ou now Roy. dr 8. We had to look in after I get back to have them de- here Lv another letter. I have had record, .was wings,um., N. E. it he looks nice in his uniform. Wish frtend Chet {hat ... off .......thel . it , '«*-•» Banghart could run a , the assignment had ..... Just oeiore before each uuw'. billet, except DIKII Staff ivuuu, rooms, w to velooed. but will split th® good ones three different addresses right here ------when ------I1BU >U3l I could say the same. Hello, to the ------good race race It-----rnmes to tn baking, hairing you ...... were ...... takenyou m ..... _'got __ . ...... .u. ir .' anyone .... .1.1, or ir Iir. Vw»twM>n CMnn nnd vr.il fnllrc up between Edna and vou folk' in this same location, so I guess good when it comes 111 that you see if was sick, if we gang " that.. Don hod down'? rtnwm'v <v»r». .. •training WACs) ... ri» u*. Zollv understands that smelled ariiuac smoke ui or ..w saw — I—... had ..... uuwu I (Roy .iiajj as u training WALSI , nincucu saw inc. c Msvbe vou can get together with can safely say ”Don't —“ — get *--------around fire. « We ..... beat wishes and why not had Lyle Hathaway ’ writes 'Dyl to1 otter alter his werldlnn wedding nlane plans tnnyr. some. A..... Anyway, hour Oil on the UBO to MA tour MJUt every I1VUI U1C half 10414 them Wish we could get together muon anymore tow is the foot-ball and bask 15tii but all for the tiir beat beat write us .... .a letter? i..a—.a h.,.. , would lake us .K/uu after Aug. 15th hour and iIt about oa 20 un here and what a time we could Will you please change my ad­ bull team going to be this It seems — that first .wo week .. .v. during ...n the ■».... minutes. After -e completed , __ our have dress on your mailing list to: . Who do they have that are In March he had been told he would letters tour, tn the meantime, we had to As vet I haven t tieen In town but Ing up. Joe sure did have some good remain there for lhe duration—be- I Harrah! A letter from .. scrub two of the Staff rooms from Intend going later In the week. W»* teams last year, hone thev ha ing in L8 So when he received hte • September 11. 1943 overhead to deck. can get a two-day nass and stay at i Berkeley. California some more this year. Sure would furlough which would begin Oct. | Mr. and Mrs. Fred S^Jonra ,, At At first, first, when wnen vwe began toxclean a hotel living like kings as long a.- ' cne of‘ “ the >29 S. Church -------■* Staff “**" ~rooms, we worked. the Rupees last. I can see where mv I Addresses Hastirigs. Mlchlg । sort of slow but covered everytlilng savings are going ®nd plenty fast. I P” M V MHler. 36458649 Dear Folks: I Then we realized that we only had Will never begrudge a bit I spent : a half. -----hour .... left ~ to finish the rest- though. Thought I was going to write this .I t Postmaster letter before mess, but It is now 1। of the room, which consisted of Seems this book of scribbling Lx 1 San Francisco, Calif. about it. so we really got* *into 1750 and I'm just beginning. In case "* —* 4/5 * “ of -----------------------“’* about lonfc enough so had belter you're confused about lhe time I the swing of it then. We learned close for a few days. Hone this Pfc. Richard C. Sherman. write down III try to explain It. right then and there that you have finds all well and write when you SMMNB After twelve o'clock-noon you add such a short time to complete any­ can. "A" Btrv . 114 P. A. Bn. twelve to each succeeding hour. thing that the Navy orders you to Lou of Love. Thus. 1 o'clock is 1300. 1:30 is 1330. do. that you have to cover every­ Your Brother. Camp Pickett. Va. Roger etc. The o'clock a m. is the same thing, even though II is haphaz­ no. except you add a zero in front ardly done. You've got to be speedy Cpl. Rower Leyendecker. 36169427 Capt Hartley Finstrom of the time. 1:00 is 0100. 1:30 Is and efficient. I'm a telling you! A.P.O. 883. c/o Postmaster Btry A 569th AA^ BN. 0130. etc. I was so tired when 5:30 finally trust for fall driving. New York. N Y Camo Haan. I have so much to tell you I don't rolled around that I could have Someplace in England . California know, where to begin. I nope I can dropped on my bunk and gone to Sept. 7. 1943 remember where I left of In my last sleep that Instant. But, you dont Mr. and Mrs Bert Hayner Cpl. Garrett Isham. 36181748 WE CHECK letter. I believe I left off saying do that in the. Navy. Lake Odessa. Michigan 74th Bomb. Squad. H. that I had to be up Friday morning Instead I cleaned some more, and Dear Folks: AP O 839 c/o Postmaster at 05:30. Well. I hit the deck (floor) more, and more—. Let me say. Carburetor 5 Ignition Received the cigarettes O.K and । New Orleans, La. when reveille was blown, which is Mom. right here that I have so Air Cleaner 6 Timer two bells. I have an upper bunk, by many things packed In my sult- almost out. Thanks a lot. Set. Ivan J. Payne Condenser 7 All wires the way. which is the easiest to cr-ses. right now. that I don't know Sorry I haven't written lately, 19th Airdrome Sqdn. make because the sheets and blank­ what to do. You see. all your shelves but I haven't had much time Have | Mackall Field 4 Battery 8 Fan Belt ets have to be Just as neat on the have to be in order, your highest been working ten hours a day and Camn Mackall. top us they do under the mattress. pile of underwear, etc. first, second working seven days a week. Have ' North Carolina Vou see when we have Captain's in order, etc., down the line. I had this afternoon off so thought I had | Buy U. S. Bonds and Stamps inspection (Sat. at 11:00), he looks so many odds and ends that I just better write some letters. Thl' is ; V. D- Ackerman. C. Mo. M M. very critically at the bottom of dumped them in my suiteases. the first time I have been off in , <- r- Fleet Postmaster your mattress so everything has to (Suitcases aren't inspected! Thank oulle some lime .When we get I San Francisco. Calif. be in its correct place and I do goodness!) • through work nights and get .done [ mean correct. Wc were given some more apti­ eating supper it Ls almost too dark to I Emden Horace M. Angell We have from 5:30to6:36 to get tude tests tliis afternoon Three of write. The fellows in mv tent and | D-V <0.1 US.NJl. Phone 2240 Hastings. Mich. dressed, washed, bunk made if pos­ them, which lasted about 3 hours. I bought a lamp the other day so A.T.B. Unit N sible. (you don't realize how long it We have more coming up Monday It isn't SO bud now. One of the fel­ Camn Bradford. N.O.B Norfolk takes to make up one of those or Tuesday. lows Is making a stand to Mt it on i tilings) and then get ready for Every,- Saturday, after Captain's muster and mess. We muster out on inspection, we get station liberty, Energy-building milk is all important to your family's the deck (hallway) in front of our which! means that we can go anyhealth. Growing children, war workers, servicemen, billet (apartment). Then we march whero on the restricted grounds 1 in threes to mess hall which. I durins our designated times. Since and you need it evey day. See that your kitchen is ! would say. is about a half a mile we are on our own. so to <peok. an<l. from our apt. not in a platoon or section,' we have well stocked with enough to satisfy the demand of I After mess we return by a differ­ to salute all commissioned officers'. your hungry family. Serve it daily at all meals and ent route, dismiss, and hurriedly Mel. Paul and I went together and I wipe up our room with a damp I kept looking for an officer be­ have a reserve to supply those who enjoy between , cloth for morning Inspection. Ev­ cause I hadn’t saluted yet. Much to enthing has to be covered—mop­ my dismay we didn't see any (per­ meal or midnight snacks. Build appetizing lunch­ boards, bulkhead (walls.) windows sonally. I don't think they wanted (portholes,) Venetian blinds (dam to find one. in the first place.) I boxes and meals around dairy products. 'eml), deck, and all the furniture have, as yet. to give my first salute. In the room. When we do give our salute it is If a one long and one short bell always accompanied by a "Good Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! Having sold my farm, I will sell the following property at public auction at the farm is rung then we muster out on the Morning. Sir" or “Ensign", if it is deck and no telling where well be a lady, depending on their rank located 3 miles south of Delton, 2 miles north of Gull lake on M-43, and first house going—lectures, drill, physical edu­ and also what time of day it is. cation. any of these, we would likely (We practice In front cf the mirror have. We Just don't know until we for our saluting. We get awfully west on Milo road, known as the Bert Quick farm on HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK get on a schedule. silly watching ourselves ) Friday morning we had our medi­ When I went to the Ship's Store HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. cal exam, and it was a corker! It yesterday I looked at the watches, PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. was very thorough and covered ev­ but I didn't find any I liked (not erything Inside and out. We had much choice). One was something three shots and the Wasserman like I wanted, only 825. I was so test besides. My arm Is still a little surprised to see stacks upon stacks sore from those shots. I thought last cf candv bars, lifesavers, (but not BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS night I could never lift my arm gum). They have everything tmag- I COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK. above my shoulder line, but ft feels inable to sell you there, so you pretty good now. Still, we have to needn't send me any kind of sup­ have two more shots of typhoid plies at all. Also, don't send any । fever, and one more tetanus shot. packages 'cause we aren't allowed to . I'll certainly be glad when thal'h eat anything in our rooms. (I was l Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Heeling. ; over. It took us about three hours looking forward, so much, to your to take our physical, minus our good chocolate chip cookies. Mom.) i X-ray. which we had this aflerThis is a letter, lint it? I'll have noon. to cult one of these days. The meals here haven't been too 3 dropleaf tables, walrtut Rodio cabinet, large bad. although they are far below par compared to yours. Mom. A couple of times they have had vege­ 4 heavy oak dining chain. 9x12 rug. 9x12 Oriental tables I didn't like so I would skip | them and get a double serving of 2 breakfast sets (complete, 4 chain end Coble) Throw rugs. Clocks. something else. You can have doub­ le servings, but the sign says: "You Linoleum, 16x16. Full set dishes. 8 piece Walnut dining room suite. can have all you can eat, but eat all you have." Pretty good, too! | Complete nursery set-bassinette, play 6 rockers. Extension table. I must sign off now, folks, cause ON THE HOME FRONT i«?yx^r<!U5SF KM fflS !.K FALL TUNE-UP S ms 16 503 BRING THE FARM INTO YOUR HOME ANDRUS SERVICE fr AUCTION SALE 13' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2,1943 TOMB HIGHLANDS DAIRY HOUSEHOLD GOODS GIRLS WANTED! DEFENSE INDUSTRY GOOD WAGES! THOSE NOW EMPLOYED IN DEFENSE INDUSTRY NEED NOT APPLY SILVERS-RICH 120 NORTH BROADWAY All my love. Bev. A/S Beverly Jones Reg. 14. Bld. E. Apt 3-4 U.S N.TS. (WJL). Bronx Sept. 17. 1943 Dear Zolly: We are out on maneuvers now and thought perhaps I should write and give you my new address. At last we are out of the Texas heat and into the jungles of Louis­ iana. This is the wet season here so they tell us. By the looks of the place I doubt if it ever was dry. So far I like maneuvers real well We haven't had to do much work yet. so perhaps that's why. This is my first letter to the Ban­ ner and I wish to tell you that I sure like to get it every week. I like to see what the other fellows are doing and where they are stationed.’ I get along fine here in this outfit and have made many friends. This seems to be a real tough outfit to be in but most of us like It. One thing I'm sure of—heat. rain, mud or anything else will have a mighty hard time slopping the 554th En­ gineers. Must close now—first call for chow. l Sincerely, Pfc. George A. Oaks. 36453396 Co. B. 554th Eng. HV. PON. BN. AF.O. 403-A c/o Postmaster Shreveport. Louisiana August 34. 1943 India Dear Wayne and all: Here I am at rest camp in the moun/klns at last and does it ever seem grand. Am feeling fine and dandy but a bit short of wind for mountain climbing. We are about 00 feet above je* level and It is wonderful feeling to breathe this Occasional chair. 6 octave organ. Chaise lounge. Bookcase. Upholstered hand carved mahogany chair. Large mirror. Foot stools. 3 day beds with pads. 2 antique chests of drawers. Antique walnut commode. Iron bed, complete.' Antique bed. 4 poster walnut bedroom suite (3 pc.)' 7 pc. Birds-eye maple bedroom suite. Round Oqk range, extra good. Small cookstove. 3 burner kerosene stove 7 ft. Electric refrigerator Montgomery Ward pen, bathinette, etc. Many odd dishes. 10 pair curtains. 2 electric irons. 2 milk safes A Wall cupboard. Vinegar barrel. Kerosene brooder stove, 500 chick. Several trunks, tee chest. 4 chicken crates. Sheet iron bathtub. Fence machine, battery. .Tarpaulin, 14x14. Wheel barrow. Fruit jars.. Lawn mower. Carpenters tools. 4 cords dry wood' Wood vice. 7 tooth cultivator with 3 complete sets of shovels Hand emery grinder. Iron vice, large. Rakes, hoes, shovels, etc TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for J. S. COLEY, Proprietor LOREN COPPOCK, Auctioneer Hickory Corners phone 17F-J-1 M LT �THE HASTING0 BANNER. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER N, 1041 DDIEYILLE . and was in school with th# Down- Battle Creek. Ha will preach his i iri VwS: 1 -* ’ '------- -*----- vllle Methodist church for several nttauod from' Page 3. 8k well-known worker j time — , «*: primary WFC-Mra, 1 Evelyn Slack; Sec Betty Lou ot J*** off the road wnlle ho was Harmon: Treas. Billy Stankua. , Ethal KUmer. A Mt Jn the night turned over fl 10th grade; ?res.. Phyllis Qrlf- OkrutMd and baby and he was so badly Injured thal many ’friends among the’ youth and !**•' .fePres,. Roy Kart.; fco. Coat, house vacate* | two^hlteivitBtera1that*be'had<pfckSl adulte of thjiTvteTnKy who"wish adults ot this vicinity who “*•*■ , I up was alao killed. His brother Wlll him the .beat of success tn his lith g¥a^ pre.. Ly™ Lienee: care of the baby during th. abrenre William Corson received a paper now lives at Nampa. Idaho and a change which undoubtedly will wlll be t Vlca-Prea. Eugene Ballard: Treax . ot Mra. *»» U the ichaW toenlly from his brother Oliver sister. Mrs. Etwyn Daniels Uvea In along- •the- line* of hla youth work. Beatrice Rodrigues, Sec . Ellen RelL teacher here thta year. A Mr. and teraakiea in Nampa. Idaho which Hastings. .J » ■ I ar: Reporter Dunne Colle*. Paul Woodman and Mr. and account of the tragic death ----------Idon B. Qulncer, Passes , j2th grade: Pros Cynthia Plrnle* Mr* H. A. Woodman visited at the v lived bare grieved U> record 1; vice-Prm. Sec We are deeply w— vwv-rren.. Joyce Sharp* oriarp, Dec Lob Weygandt home, north of Carlton !e school. In We are In receipt of a clipping Mrs. Ullian Qulncn*. Center, last Sunday afternoon. Mra. luLof ot Mra. Qulncer. | Griffeth: Treas. Henry Dell Dell. ’ family lived from a Battle Creek paper with lhe wife deof ---------i Rev. Sheldon B. Qulncer I The student election tor . student Carol Rom. who has been quite oerdo Besides paator of the Middleville BaptUt, aasoclaUon officer* will be held ioualy ill In Pennock Hospital at home a following Hem from Augusta which church who pasted away at her I Monday Sept. 27 The candidates is tetter and at home now. The taught music »• hwuw. •• Friday morning after a nine are: for President:-Davld Jlckllng. baby is also coming along nicely. A Iren Jay and Rev. Lewis Rlgelman and family home months sickness and several weeks | Joyce Sharp, Kenneth Chapman, Kenneth Demand is home now on ■sum. A mameu Will and fam- will be- held in the church next Carl . vlirr »u/£r,nS u' ,. van Warren; warren; Vlce-Prea., vjce-rre*., Harold naroio a short furlough Proas Scott Field. OT lived at the ore-ant Glenn Grip. Wednesday «v«ning. Rev. Rlgelman Ill. A Mr. and Mra. Earl Chase of H'ln“ T.,lor. Ruth Com­ feth home. Mrs. Vur Adams, nee- is leaving the ministry to take a In Freeport. Ill. on Nov. 8. 18&3 and ii well; Sec. Minerva Bassett Treaa Hastings and Mr. and Mra Jew 1e Culver wilh her parents poaltinn in the personnel depart- rnwd nwnv m Rent 14 t<Ul nt a Daaocw. ricaa. Chase and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth where Mra. HatUe Smith dore ment at the WUcox-Rlch plant In the age of nearly fifty vean. She Lola Griffeth. Kelsey and daughter Joyce .spent was married to Rev. 6. B Qulncer BARRYVILLE Sunday at Wamie Kelseys. A E. 8. also of Freeport. Ill. on March 14. Thompson was taken to the Uni­ 1010. A graduate of Moody Bible Last Week's Letter versity Hospital at Ann Arbor last Institute in Chicago, a very capable Mr and Mrs Ralph McClelland Tuesday in the Wtng Ambulance. and talented Christian woman nnd and daughter of Kalamo were Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Barnum. Mrs. pastor's wife, always taking her day guests of Mr. and Mrs Albert Thompson and daughter Virginia share of the pastoral work, calling McClelland. A Mr. and Mrs. Charles went to see ..... him on Sunday but did on the sick and shut-ins and living Day and Stuart were Sunday after- not net find him I*.Im any better, Fay Demond and‘ Nellie Cashmere visit­ the daily life of a child of God. noon callers of Mrs. Clara Day A ~ ------- ** — ’----—to both men and women, on just your own signa­ With her husband she came to Mid­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ne_.bet apent ed Saturday — at .Pearl —. Detnonds. dleville from Kentucky about eight Sunday evening in Battle Creek Mtes MU* Cashmore has been viail visiting In vears ago and had made many Fny Drmend a t*w with Mr. 'and Mrs Phil Deller. Joe the Fay Dcmond home for ture and security. Cash advanced up to $300.00. friends during her residence in the Debkoakl of Grand Rapids wa* a---week* '------and J -returned ---------- * “ Sunday — to her village. She will b« greatly missed Sunday ealler at the Nesbete.' tak­ home hi New York. A Last Sunday Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. bv the bereaved husband and ing little Jimmy home with hlin — our . pastor ------ ------------------------Rev. Crawford spoke -—.. — on friends, but they weep not as those after a week's visit here. A Mrs. ’The Bible * Best Woman" and next who have no faith, for thav have Henry Klevering and Marva Jean Sundav he will speak on "The BlGod's promise made to those of retumed to the home of her par- ble's Hcst Man " Look on our new faith that "He shall wipe ent* from Pennock hospital on Frl- bulletin board for announcement*, CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION ;i Christian away all tears and that they shall day A Mr, and Mrs Dorr Webb of Nashville were Sundav evcnlns PLEASANT HILL 101H W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. C meet again in the better land." Besides the husband. Mra. Quin- callers of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Gil­’ Last Week's Utter lett. Mrs. Clara Norris and Dave HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE tltt Mr. and Mrs. Vere Carter enter­ ct Bradv nnd Mrs. Nellie Merten*, McClelland of Lacey were after­ also a brother. Chartre Dorey. all . noon callers. A - — Mr ..... and Mrs. F. «J. tained eight young couple Saturday nf Freeport. DI., besides hoe Is of Butine of Kalamazoo were weekend I evening at cards. * The next meet­ friends. ; guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs ing of the Sunshine Club wlll be Funend services were held at the L. A. Day. A Mr. and Mrs. Harold held with Almira Reed. ♦ Mr. and BaptLit church at 2 p.m. this Mon-1 Hlxdon und daughter of Battle Mrs. Vere Carter were Sunday din­ day attended by many friends and ; CreeJt were Sunday dinner guests of ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George conducted bv several ministers of Mr. and Mrs. J. L Higdon. Mr. Guenter near Oaledonl#. * Sundav i the Baptist faith, and bv minister* I and Mrs. Charles Higdon of Nash- dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Matt I of lhe other churches of the com- vllle were afternoon caller*. A Mr. Bedford were Mrs Ines Jordan of , munlty. Interment was made in Mt I and Mrs. Ralph DeVine wereThurs- Middleville. Ed Bedford, local, and I Hope cemetery. The symapthy of day dinner guests of Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. N. c. Kraft of CharI the entire community Is extended Frank Hubbard of Albion, Mrs. Nel’ lone * Mr and Mra. N. C. Kraft | to the sorrowing husband and rela- : Walker of Chesaning and Mr. and returned t-» their home In Charlotte Sunday afternoon after spending lives.-------------------------------------------- I Mrs. Dale DeVine were Sundav din­ To keep your motor pur­ a week at the home of her brother. ------ « » » ner guests at the DeVines. A Mr. । &—M H R-------------------------------------- and Mrs. Marcel Evalel and Enid Ed Bedford. * Mr. and Mrs. Lestor ring like a kitten—-to keep HICKORY CORNERS have moved tn their neu* home In Raymond nnd sons ot Shelby spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and I Mr. and Mrs. Myron Slmpaon arc Nashville and Mr and Mrs. Maurice fuel waste to the minimum the parents of a son born recently | Adrianson and son have moved on Mrs. Clifton Campbell and brother at Leila hoepltal. Battle Creek. A the Evalet farm. A Mr. and Mrs. Emmelte. * Mr. and Mrs. Keith i Mr and Mrs. George Moody and Rex Dunnigan and family of Mapl- Lechleitner and his mother were । children of Battle Creek called on Grove were Sunday evening caller Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Bert and adjusted regularly. 1 her parents. Mr nnd Mrs. Marten nf Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lsthrop A Palmer and Mr and Mrs Paul Pal­ I Peters and Geraldine Sunday. A The Rev and Mr*. J J Wlllltt* mer. * Mrs.-Addle Uwls has re­ I Harold Asolnall U. S. Armv, Boston.,have ------ -----” — — "hard cold.', *— • turned from a visit with her cousin been '111 with but ■ Mass. after a delayed furlough ar- are better now * Mrs, Eleanor at Lansing. A Cpl. Howard Berends | rived home Sunday noon. A Mrs. Sherman of Hastings was a Sunday is spending a 7-day furlough with I Carrie Smith of Hastings was a dln- afternoon caller of Mr. and Mrs. his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Our Experts Give | ner guest Wednesday of Mrs. Clara Geotge Gillett, also Mr. and Mrs Berends. ; Underhill and attended the mission­ Jerry Crittenden and son of HasPrompt Sei^icc ary convention at the W. M church. tln«'s. * Mr and Mr* R»--«ell M»«l1 BOWENS MILLS BUY BONDS A Sergeant and Mrs., Merle Evans and children were Sunday dinner Last Week's Letter . .? ; *. • ,• of Fort Custer who recently re­ Mr. gn<i Mra P G. Bennett of turned from California were at the Mead of Thornapple lake. A Mr. Methodist church Sunday morning and M’« Frank Day rf R H"**ln"* Hastings are spending a few days A Mr. and Mrs. Young* Evans of were Friday callers of lhe CharlesI visiting nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Springer. A Percy Allen Midland Park are entertaining his and L. A. Day homes. who L<i In Pennock hospital follow­ brother. Mr. Evans of St. Louts. Mo. ing an automobile accident Ls re­ A The Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Hughev Few Stayed Homo ported a little better. A Mr. nnd 1 of Level Park called al tlv Ralph MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR Nine-tenths ot the men went to Mrs. Clarke Springer entertained | Starring home Sunday P. M. war from Ute South, in 1M1-A5, while the following for dinner- last Sun­ The W: K. Kellogg Consolidated PHONE MM HASTINGS STATE ST. Agricultural school has the largest only 50 per cent cnlistod from the day: Mr. and Mrs. Harbld Springer and daughter Gloria :/Mr. and Mrs. enrollment an record; 175 in lhe P G. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. 1 high school. A total enrollment of North. Springer and Mlu-Marjory Willson of Middleville. A Mr. and Mrs Chas. Martin of Grgnd Rapids spent the weekend at /their home here. A Frank Tlchwon. one of our aoldlet boys who bits been in Alaska for many months Li home for a 15-day furlough. A Mr. and Mrs. Royce Sweet of near Middleville were Suirday guests of Mrs. Frankie ' Briggs. A MUs Bettie Allen who suffered a broken wrist and head injuries recently In an auto acci­ dent is on the gain. The Ladies Mia Blanche DELTON Last Week's letter Mr. and Mra Rarer WQllami . Harold K«L , Mias Msx- X, PERSONAL LOANS FALL TUNE-UP THIRD WAR LOAN McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES AUCTION SALE PLEASANT VALLEY Last Week's Letter ** Miss Nadia Miller spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beland of Lake Odessa. * Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott and Frances called at the Carl Scott home in Lake Odessa Sunday fore­ noon and in the afternoon called on Claude Scott at Lowell. * Mr. and Mrs. Amos Wenger of Nashville spent Sunday at J. F. Brakes: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wenger and son Ger­ ald of Caledonia were Friday after­ noon callers. * Mrs. Mary Bldleman spent the weekend In Grand Rapids * MUs Eldlene Preston of Grand Rapids spent the weekend at Cecil Prestons. * The Revs. Roy and Opal Houghton of Lake Odessa spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Herbert Geiger. * Mrs. Clayton Mote entertained the Jolly Workers Club. Friday. * Mr. and Mrs. Emerv Kime spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mabelle Yoder. Gordon and Norma of Freeport. A Mrs. Annis Strong of Pinhook will entertain the WJfA. Thursday. Sept. 30 Every one Invited. Hoving sold my farm, will sell at public auction at the farm located half-mile south and one mile west of Banfield, on the north side of Fine Lake, known as the Dewey farm, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1943 STARTING AT 12:30, THE FOLLOWING: HORSES International riding plow. Walking plow. Superior spike drill. 2 wagons, hay rack, double grain boxes, 2 bay mares, 6 and 12 yrs. old, CATTLE one with metal shoveling board. 12 cows, from 3 to 9 years, consisting of 10, well bred Holsteins and 2 Jerseys some fresh time of sale, others due soon. Produc­ tion records given at sale. Cows sold with 200 lb. milk base in Battle Creek market. 5 Holstein heifers, 6 mos. to 1 1-2 yrs. 17 mos., full blood, Holstein bull. TOOLS 2 grain binders, McCormick Deering, John Deere, 7 ft cut. 2 hay loaders, McCormick Deering, John Deere. McCormick Deering spreader. McCormick Deering side rake. Two 3 sec. spring tooth drags. 2 sec. spike tooth drag. King Onion drill. ! Wheelbarrow grass seeder. x 2 one-horse cultivators. 66 ft. picket silo. Set sleighs. 1 roll sisalkraft paper. Portland cutter. Corn sheller. Double harness. Drinking fountains. Oil brooder stove, 2 catwpys. MILK EQUIPMENT Nearly new Perfection double unit pipe line milker. 6 milk cans. 2 washing tanks. Cream separator. Milk pails, strainers, stirs, aerator Above tools nearly new. 2 corn planters. 2 riding cultivators. McCormick Deering Big 6 mower. HAY AND GRAIN 5 acres good corn. 10 tans alfalfa and mixed hay. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH, NO GOODS REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR HARVEY PARMELE & JOHN RUSSELL - HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer PROPRIETORS E. E. GRAY, Clerk MARTIN CORNERS The Rally Day services held at! the church Sunday were a decided j success. The day was Ideal 50 or | more attended church and Sunday school and enjoyed the pot .luck dinner; In the afternoon about 80, were present Representatives were there from Quimby. Goodwill. Has­ tings and the Free Methodist church of Stonv Point, its pastor Rev. Davey giving a fine address In tiie afternoon. The Qulmbv choir and the Free Methodist acappella choir of Hastings added much Id the day s enjoyment, a We were al) so sorry To.hcar of the accident which happened to our pastor'! mother. Mrs. Ruli&on last Thursday afternoon In which she fell breaking her shoulder. She was removed to Pennock hospital where it was set and she is getting along: ns wel as could be expected. A Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtis and little soas of Augusta were over Sun­ day guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Roland Barry. A Mr and Mrs Maurice Cogswell and little son. William Cogswell and daughters Carrie and Greta all of the Center 1 road; Mrs. Elsie Cogswell. Marjorie Wayne and Bemlta of Nashville; were Sunday callers at Mr, and Mn. Orr Fishers; callers there during | the past week were Mrs. Agnes Bsrrv Mrs Nina Barry. Mrs. Anna Endsley. Mra. Greta Endslev, Mra. ; Clara Herve), Mr. and Mra, Richard Slocum. Alice Whetstone. Mrs. Alma Goodenough ol the neighborhood; and Mrs. Laura Mattoon of Haslings. A Mrs. Ruth Varney of.Castleton Canter spent Tuesday of last week at her annt's Millie Fisher's. the winter. * Mr. and Mn. Durkro and Mrs. Charles Har­ in were In Huttings one day week. * Mr. and Mrs. John Adams spent Bunday with their daughter Mra Glenn William* and family at the W. K. Kellogg farm. : * About forty-five members of ths . Banfield. Dowling. Bunnell. Hlckory Gomers. Prairieville and Del­ ton Methodist churches attended the pot-luck supper and planning I conference In the Delton church Monday evening of last week. Each church told what their plans were for the year. Dili Supt. E. H Bab­ bitt of Grand Rapids was urcacnt* Mrs. Mary Dealer is on the sick i list. Mra. Ada Thorpe of Hickory I Comers has been caring for her for । a few days . Her daughter Mra. La Vera Quick of Banfield spent a few days with her last week. * Mrs. । Robert Barnes local and Mias Ellen Ehelp of Prairieville left last Wed­ nesday for Norfolk. Va.. to visit lhe former’s son Robert Barnes who Ls stationed there. * Mrs. John Harringtotn. Miss Joyce Lclnaar. local, and Mrs. Howard Pennock of Hickory Comers left Saturday for Great Lakes. III., to visit Marvin Harrington, lhe former's son. a Mrs. Arlo Brown and daughter Leah of Galesburg visited the former's brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Bush Sunday after­ noon. Miss Caroline Solomon, local was a dinner guest. * Plans are be­ ing made for Rally Day which will be in October. The committee in charge will be: Mrs. Elven Mott. Mra Leo Chamberlain and Mrs. Lincoln Bush Members of the Sun­ ' day school are asked to bring their । offering next Sunday for the Eng1 lish child which lhe school is sup­ porting. * Mrs. Ann Pocock and daughters of Lansing visited her parents a few days last week. * The w S C S of the Milo Methodist Church held Its meeting at the home of Mrs. Anna Van Tyne" last week Wednesday. * Lieut. Col. Le­ land Jones 'who Is stationed at Charleston. S. O.. and Mrs. Jones called on hts uncle and aunt Mr. nnd Mrs Lincoln Bush Monday. * Callers nt the home of Mrs. Angle Titus wore: Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman Reynolds, on Friday night: Mr. nnd Mrs. Rav Stewart. Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs Vet Erskine ot near Cold­ water. Mr. and Mra. Jay Hoffman Barney Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson. Sr.. Prairieville. Sunday. * Mrs.Fred Koppolow left Wednes­ day morning for Fort Wayne. Ind., where she will visit her mother Mrs. George Goodsell. * Mrs. Thom­ as Gibson left this week for Fort Odgen, Fla., to visit her father Dr. E. C. /.uria * Mrs. Ernest Tavlor and her daughter Mrs. Don Elyea of Ann Arbor, left Wednesday morning for Marion. Ohio, where they will visit the former's daugh­ ter Mrs Fred Eaterday for several days. ________ _ ________ I ■ i I nia Simmon* Mn. Ronald Lehman d{ Woodland, spent Bun­ day with Mr. and Mrar Kenneth , Kelsey and Joyce Cains. Je Bellevue; Mr. andi -a» ■ « Wilcox^ NaahviUe:4lra. I M)UTH SHULTZ Geo. Conklin and Mr* Leslie Conk-; u . .. lin and family. Lacey; Earl Fender J , J^t* uiShbr Flint. Mr*. Exrl Fender accompan- an<* tneir mother Ro*a Laechicr led her husband home Sunday aft- Corner^McTowSi11 a0/ er asshting in lhe care of Mr* : L,1?P}l,.rv S‘1'’^WP2 Bt u"n°"r“*;“I ----------I lan and lhe R»v. and Mrs. Inland Slierrard and Hard* of Battle GLASS CREEK । Creek and Esther Horn of Ypsllan:alled on III spent Saturday at their farm Sunday I home. A Mina Kenyon received the Both couptea willreach the Mth I B*d news cf the passing of her coumllestone of theirmarried life, Le« McPnU of Monroe. TuesSept ». Their friends wish them nErnl,n»1„Mr McFall was tak--------------- --^ppy yrars together. A1 en *uddcnly Ul and became unconcom-' ‘nd won paMed away, cau-x.1 Dons forget the — Goodwill — — .. from a blood clot on the train, fl muni'.y meeting to be held at the was a church this week Saturday night. * great shock to hl* family, and An Interesting program is being pre­ hts relatives and friend* here where Ml IV, visitors a* oared.. Don't miss Ite „ * Visitors at he hai b^en B visitor for many Fred Otis' over the weekend were v«ars- Heartfelt sympathy is exErway— and' ~ T Gu*- (ended to i4e grief stricken family Louie and Chas. Erwa? mendo also Mrs. Bernice Washburn ^rom many friends and relatives of Kalamazoo. * Mra Mrs Maxine DibDib­ here- * H*Hie Meyers of Hasting* ble Mr. and Mra. G. Scott and spent Tuesday afternoon with Mini baby and Mlu Genevieve Ervay Kenyon; Mr, Abbie Jtenaon. Rich­ of Ijusing were visitor! at Ray land, spent Wedneuiav and ThuraErway's Sunday. A Visitors at Roy, day with her; Mra. Sarah Bishop Erway's during lhe weekend were and Mra. Phcnla WUkenaon. KalaChas Erway Jr Kalamazoo* Mr ~ ?££* 25*1 BUh2i.Doud.Dllt£, and Mra. Harold 'Sharp, Muskegon;’. “,le* Thursday; other guests at the Ken Kenyon home"* were Mr. and Mra. Dick Row and son. ' the von home were "Tdaaor. M.»nr. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Erway of Hea­ Crossman. Grand Rapids; Mrs. Cora tings. A Mr. and Mra. Russel Moore. Hastings: Cora Wertman. Whittemore attended a party in Cedar Creek: the Rev and Mrs. honor of Wayne Armor near the; Leland Sherrard and Marcia. Hat­ Star school. A Mr! Hazel Parley tie Creek, and Esther Hom, Yp.ilof Lansing was a guest at Clyde lanti; Mra. Ken von was able to rid" Warrens Sunday. A Mra. Clvde, lo her daughters. Amy Bonneville's Warren attended a council meeting Sunday. John Graham of Kalamazoo of the Extension class Monday , spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. night| Frank Horn; Delores O'Connor of । Kalamazoo is spending some time PLEASANT RIDGE I there. A Mr nnd Mr* Donald Harlow Barnum was at Pewamo. **' Manning and ' ' Sharon. June and Thursday. A Mr. and Mra. Henry Dennis Dale cff- Ypsilanti spent SstCole will soon move to their home urday night ar M Sundav •>»»»- with Mr. tnd near Martin Comers. A Mr. and and Mra. Uster Bonneville. Wayne Mra. U E Royer of Hastings spent GalU nnd family visited them SunSunday with Mr. and Mra. A. R day afternoon. COAL SUPPLY Excess requirements for defense industry and lower production all this year means shortage of coal. Wood is available around Hastings if you can cut it —NOW. BEFORE SNOW. Please Conserve Your Present Coal Supply We distribute each car we happen to get to about forty customers whoso orders were placed last spring DURFEE Revival meetings start at East Baltimore U. B. church Sunday evening. Oct. 3. Everybody welcome. * Mr. and Mrs Edward Rice. Miss Vela Rice and Rex Casey spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Keller near Orangeville. * Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ho­ mer Hammond were Mr. and Mrs. Forest Falconer of Welcome Cor­ ners, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Erb and son Clayton t > Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hunt spent Friday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wolf at Plainwell. * Mrs. Sarah Ickes is spending a few them near to the time when lake shipment to north Men are being returned to mines now and wc expect to get coal more freely after the last of November. Thanks for your patience and co-operation. HASTINGS LUMBER & COAL CO. FRANK SAGE 9-30 AUCTION SALE On account of the death of my husband, I will have an auction sola at the farm lo­ cated 5 miles north of Bedford, 2 miles west and 3 miles south of Lacey on MONDAY, OCTOBER 4,1943 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK. WAGON. HORSES SLEIGHS. SORREL MARE. 1100 LBS. BLACK MARE. 1100 LBS. HAY RACK. NEW. Good work team. CORN SHELLER. DOUBLE HARNESS. CATTLE 14 FT. LADDER. NEW. ROAN DURHAM COW. FRESH. RED DURHAM COW. 5 yrs. old. FAT HEIFER, 3 yrs. old. CALF. GALVANIZED STOCK WATER TANK. HAY ROPE. FORKS. SHOVELS AND ALL SMALL HOGS . TOOLS. BLACK SOW AND PICS. 11 SHOATS. HAY, GRAIN & STRAW 5 TON CLOVER HAY. CHICKENS OATS IN STRAW. 125 WHITE ROCK HENS. 5 ACRES STANDING CORN. FARM MACHINERY 400 LB. CHICKEN FEED. •McCORMICK MOWER. . 15 TOOTH. SPRING TOOTH DRAG. HAY RAKE. SPIKE TOOTH DRAG. 2 HORSE WALKING CULTIVATOR. 99 OLIVER WALKING PLOW. STEEL LAND ROLLER. HOUSEHOLD GOODS ROUND OAK HEATING STOVE, 18 IN. ELECTRIC 2 BURNER HOT PLATE. COOK STOVE. 9x12 AXMINSTER RUG. SMALL RADIO. , TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, no good. h> bo removed until tertled for. I Canadian! Need P**»parti 1 American lourlsU traveling into Canada need no passport*. but Canadians viiltfng the United State! must be equipped with duly visaed ■ MRS. WALLACE RUSSELL PROPRIETWIX HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer I. I. GRAY. Clerk i) �■nre nABTtNGn bannsb, TnriinAT, irrTEMBta ». i»u It'll cost you an extra MOO Bond to look him in the eye! Ht S AN AMERICAN SOLDIER. dollar you can—and buy an extra §100 worth of War 'Bonds! That’s your job in the 3rd War Loan! Some day, if God is with him, he’ll come home. And when he does, you’ll get the biggest thrill of your life if you can look him squarely in the eye and say, "I couldn’t help you fight—but I did everything in my power It’s not enough to buy your regular amount of Bonds. It has to be more. It has to be an extra buy—a little more pressure for the shoulder that’s against the wheel. Remember this—you aren’t giwwg your money. You’re lending it to the government for a while. And you’re mak­ ing the best investment in the world. to help you win!” ' __ _ , . ' _ There’s only one way you can say that... honestly say it. And that is to help him win now . .. when he needs all the help you can give him. 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LEONARD FUNERALLONG 1 • STORE HOME BAIRD'S STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES THE HASTINGS BANNER COLEMAN INSURANCE MILLER REAL ESTATE HASTINGS CITY BANK CASITE CORP. NATIONAL BANK VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORI INT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WINOSTORM �J tot Hastings banner, thubsday, grPTEMBFB 38, [meeting will be at the home of Fred ' Percy Lehman last Turaday eve- 1 of the latter’s daughter and hus”' lews. * Mra. Carlyle Burkle of Lan- Harrison and family to Detroit for and Mr and Mrs. Leon Hynes and ’ read by Mra. Eula EckardL "Food Education on the March'*.' and Orel Miller. , nlng. * Theodore Holsaple of In- band Mr and Mra Richard Boaart sing spent the weekend with Mr. a short visit. Roger Harri»on. who MUs Gladys Hynes were dinner guests of Mr and Mra. Lynn Osgood ; by Mra. Mamie Franc gave another ----------------—----------------। "-----rtien*rotxw*rx I and Mrs. Carl Burkle and Ted. * has been studying Engineering at Mrs. phase phase'cf problems. at Saddlebag Lake. Mr. and Mra. 'cf modem food problem*. 1 HUBBARD nil LS Maggie Kantner, and Guy Kantner Camp an J Buddy Grtiwold spent “ Y".,, .' Mf. and Mra. Cha*. Faul and chll- ' Ford's in Dearborn. 1* now with Osgood have been ramping at the , Mra. Margaret Estep played a family. * mOvlnB Mr. and Mrs.ol Ru*- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H R. I dren of Hastings spent Sunday the Navy and attending school in Jake most of the summer. * Rev. lovely piano solo. ; Usl ween* Letter ■ and sell Rose are moving out of the Cronk. Bernice Anne and Fred . 1 evening wltn with ms hl* mother, mother. Mrs. onn Ann Aroor. Arbor. nancy, Nancy, wno who grauuateii graduated and Mrs. Harold Blakely and Word Study, which will be a reg- . Phyllis Duffey ha* been quite ill charlea Farlee tenant -------------------------house to a of Grove . 1 George Paul. Faul. A * Ernest Shomo fin- from High school in June June’"ha* has en- u*ugnier auay Judy vim v ill tea ted ner her parent* parent*, ular feature of each month'* pro- • alnce Saturday and under the doc- puce in Hasting* W Mr and Mi _________ —a.v aa Juror *in the tered- “‘cW«an State college " in I daughter Mr . and and Mrs. Burr Cotton and1 .-K-a “ ------------..-----u Mr* Leon NichalsS^er -------------- ,|a_ conducted tjy Mra. Dora tor* care We all wtehher a speedy Harry Sandbrook and ' daughters ' Federal Court in , Ea»t Lansing in the Home Ec. De»he weekend Rev and Mra Blakelv States •••, "TH lnt wecaena. «ev. ana a Brufnm. । lecoveiy. A Marshal] Tripp had the 1 were Sunday afternoon gue*u of SOUTH BOWNE d Mrs. Leon Flnckler andI United rumm. iiccoveij. w marsoau inpp nao me , were Sunday afternoon guests of ----------------- .a. -- --------- hF u OI) | partment A Mis. Neva Munger of have ^n tXLfZ^d fr^toe A lantern slide lecture with slide* misfortuneto have have rthevmiet >Mr. a »«_ ------- a -and k.., chllVa>«La*t Week'* Letter r Of Grand Rapids Sundayr Grand Rapids. However, he la on partment. * Miss Neva Munger of have ..... been transferred wA lantern slide lecture with slide* 1 misfortune hl*hi» Chevrolet Mrs. Eart—Ftouger the United United XL ♦ Mra. Edith Wunderlichj call until November 1*1 * Mr. and Iowa, aister of Dr. Glenn C. Mun- parish iiarLsh ofofthe Brethren in natural color, There's Romance car stolen while he wa* at work .. in dren of Grand Raoid* 7* .7. Seraeaht *< '■ -----•- Mr • -- >nrf Mr. A nut -uuiru Church ininOgden Ogden —to the parish a4 ... In Your Market Basket", was pre- I the Middleville factory Friday. It chalmer Hershberger ■o' ’r—— r». Gilbert Percy and sonI Mra. Horner Harrison and family . ger. is now aMlstlM him In hfargTrurch and of Texa* is Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Arthur ez. w --------------- ---------- - —- of Detroit were Sunday nW}* sup- | office MLss Munger 1* a Registered chu4e nfar Reed CUy * Mr and ;r-nted by Mra. Grace Faul. assisted »»» taken between 4 a.m and 8 to spend a Declalre P--------* •family ——of * —Barryton. ------ *— * and a Mrs. Dor Stowell last week. Mr. per Kuests of Mra_Glcnn Big and , Nurse-and। J wi»C* Mr* i Mrs a.m. a* as two two of the the employee* employees not------' ------ Kahler si*nt Sunday by Mis* —... Marda Faul. This lantern >m. Jake Gies* and daughter Corrtne Mra. Wm. Brummler of Grand and Mra. S A. Holme*. Mra. Hounee bla hojoltaL “[“"'•ukre.^wis^a^Mr. with wlth her hrr mother. mother. Mra. Jessie Scud- lecture «** Wa* provided thru the cour- , iced it wu wa* not parked in the usual Grand Rapids and hl* parent*. M: spent Sunday with Harold Gleas ‘Rapid* were Sunday afternoon cal- ! retui returned with her daughter, Mrs. 1 -and Mrs. Ralph Leffler and Joan der of West Woodland Mr. and te*y of the Lecture Service Bureau । Place when they came to work at and Mr*, waiter Henhberger. E^Rankt* and family of Grand Rapid*. * Mr. Mrs Scott Campbell and children . of the-Better Home* and Gardens ! 8 a m. They said nothing about it. und Mrs Archie Thomas and fa­ of Lacey were also guest*. A Mr. Magazine of Des Moines. Iowa. i thinking Mra. Tripp had brough'. ther of Cascade were Sunday din­ and Mrs. Wm. Brummler of Grand । The hostesses tar the evening her husband to work that day. NASHVILLE ner guest* of Jake Gless and CorRapid* were Sunday dinner guest* served dainty cup cake* and tea Tripp didn't discover it until he Last Week's Letter rine * Mr and Mrs John Mishler of Mr. and Mra. Ford Stowell. A to sixty-three members and guest*, wu through work at 4 pm.' and Two divisions of the WB.C.S. of Grand Rapid* spent Sunday af­ go home. No --------trace ha* ‘been Mra. Margaret Garllnger of Nash1. went to "** ----- held meetings last Friday. The ternoon with. Mr. and Mr*. Will heard of it yet. * Albert Green ville visited Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert acnow .'«• ।i -----------------------------------------„ had Ruth-Naomi circle was entertained Mishler, Gwendolyn Mishler return­ MrLenrl * Mr <« th. : the misfortune to lo*e a good horse In the home of Mrs. Lucy Lieb- ing home with them. * Mra. Jennie McLeod Prirtav Friday aDemnon afternoon. ★ Mr. I *“l sleeping alckneu. houser. There were 18 present and and Mra. Arthur Allerdlng. Sr., j■ Pardee was a Thursday dinner hors* alright when he took two new member* added to the guest were dinner guests Sunday at thee D0 of Mr*. Henry Johnson of home of Mr. and Mra. Fred d Brooks Iouo’s 1 cure of 11 al n*ht The nexl mornBowne Center. * Mr. and Mra. nt West Lake Odessa. * K.. 1 Mr. and ‘ tnK n Mle*P standing up and serving refreshment by Mrs. W. B Ernest snomo io: slv he had din,culty getting it out Cortrlght and Mrs Fred Long. ★ Charlie Gibb* of Middleville. Mr. Mrs. Bnest Shorno were Sunday and Mrs. Robert Showerman and dinner guest* of Rev. and Mra. Geo ot the *tall. When they did it Jell gue*i* or kcv . ana airs, oeo 01 me smii. wnen mey ou Jen Mrs. Carl Lent* was noates* to me Lent hostesa the Sunfield, were Sunday ---------- ----.. enth grade-22. nghth grade-31 oul lhe He h>d Mrs.-----------------------Mary Showerman of the door. He had her shot M at Mary-Martha circle tor their cu*- family atof lhe | Wingard. Stove Miller home. * —40. sopnomore* — 24: out Hastings was a house guest Sunday Freshmen noon. * Ralph Teeter is able to ternary one o'clock luncheon. Elec- IuesU fra. Floyd Walton visited Monday and Monday, a Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Juniors—25; Seniors—32. __________________________________ K „ thur Allerdlng. Sr. were guests There are 19a enrolled in the first after their wreck some time ago. • Wheeler was elected chairman and fh..J■Parker-and sister^ of Rattle Friday evening at a birthday dinner ' six grades. 53 in Junior High and He and Betty are not able to re- Mrs. J. C. Fund** re-elected Sec - rreek * Mr* D*«ia Mrera ment at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis 121 In High school making a total sume sume their their work work at at Middleville Middleville yet. yet Trea*. Treas.Mr*. Mra.Clarence Clarence Masonassisted assisted Mra'Mason “nihJ™ q^Jav Sunday withheriuter »»rr »i*ter Ml« Miss Mamie Mamie Vreeland of Green Lake. * Mr. and of 372 in the entire school. The * Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hause and — Mra. Lentz. * J'“ Lillian “ ----- - Tyler at the home of Mrs.-Vera ~ Mr*. Gibaon — • a ■heart ----- attack thettrat yJatt*. a Mr. and Mrs. Will MlshMrs. Robert Crockford of Midland Freshman, numbering 40. is the lar- family of Kalumazoo were guests of i-uftered Mr and Mrs Burdette Willson Sun­ i visited their parents over the week­ J? ,er were Hating* Wednesday. A ! end. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coe and Last Friday was Freshman Initia­ day. Mra. George Converse of Has­ Si “HwiTluM . Mr w.u Mrs. w «... WUl Blough of Free­ family of Sebewa were Sundav af­ tion Day. This large class, outnum­ ting* also spent the afternoon c.u in Vis sws were Monday guest* at Steve t temoon callers at the home of Mr. bering all the others in HlghSchool. there. * Pvt. George Converse was Mra. Carol Lnmle and little sons port Millers * Mrs. Dorothy Curtis* and PuUOUiseW w" I and Mrs, Herald Classic. * Mrs. were told to dress as clowns and home from a Western camp on a scent the weekend with friends in sister Mra Ethel Boyle were in Lake I Edison Baas of Lansing, formerly carry buckets to school during.-the few days furlough. * Glad to »ee Battle Creek. A Mr and Mra. Don OdeMa Wednesday. * George Bus­ । of Woodland. Is visiting her hus- day. Many unique and fancy- cos­ Connie Beeler whose home is in Shepherd and daughter of Char­ tance of Freeport wa* a caller at I band. Pfc Edison Baas of Gulfport. tumes were seen and carried out in Middleville on the street Saturday lotte were Bunday dinner guest* of Paul Hoffman''* Sunday momlng; ^rrr^^,nd,w,’“ wl. and Mrs. W. A. Vance A Mra. Frermnnd Hoffman and family of I Miss, for fifteen days. Edison is high spirits. In the evening the real night in Hastings. He looks fine,. Dr. attending school al Gulfport taking Initiation was given. The new mem­ in his sailor's uniform. He is ata- Ethel Cavanaugh of Lentz St. was East Bowne were Sunday dinner Uoned at Great LakM Lakes. * staff Sgt. railed to Chicago Scot, 11 to see guests there. ★ Mra. Estelle Rosier training to be an Air Corps Me­ bers of high school had to eat tinnwt chanic * Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence some fancy cooking and do numer­ Charles Storkan has left North her daughter Mr*. Whitacre who visited Thursday with Miss Frances „t liouie it y® , 10l,lier — He sent. wus ln gi panels hospital al Ev­ Flnefrock visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl ous stunts. Weenies and buns and Africa for part* unknown. of 8. W Bowne. * Lloyd his mother two wood dishes, hand anston. Mr*. Wlutacre was injured Perrin Smith of Potterville, Sunday. Roush of Hastings was a caller at painted, and two pocket books from while working in a defense plant. * Wlll of the evening. Mishler's Thuraday. * Miss North Africa. They arrived after MLm Lena Maurer spent Sundav Wanetta Yo°xXf»“'*«»"T Kindergarten and First Grade Schray and sister Arlene and Mrs. Vesta | being on the way two weeks. * Pfc wilh her sister Mrs. Rosie Hickey spent the past week in Lansing. * Pvt. Elwood McLeod who has been Miss Doris Whitney Bom . I Gerald Near is In camp, in West 1 on<j family of the Barnes Dial. '* and Mrs. Wm. Graham and in Texas since entering the Army I twenty children In the Virginia after being in Canada for 1 MU* Electa Fumlss and Mr. and Mr. «■>«'be .»« lo " , ,t «hen Y°“ " son Gordon of Grand Rapids were has been transferred to Columbus. First Grade and fourteen in In the some time. A * Floyd Moore. Sr. was was, Mrs. Dunlap of Battle Creek visited Saturday evening callers at the Al­ be m»J ”° „ ten'e®1' „ between Ohio where he is attending school Kindergarten. t. The First FJrat Graders on the sick list last week. * A Mr,, Mrs. J. C- Furniss FumUs and Ml** Miss Minnie den Porrltt home * Mrs. Jennie at th* University. His addre* know are — --------------------those who were--in .v. the Begin­ and Mrs Roy j<nkjn* apynt Thurs- purniw. Sundav. a Miss Bemlta Pardee. Waiwtta Schray and sister Pvt. Elwood McLeod. 16104976 ning Class last year. The Kinder- day with relatives in Grand Rapid*, cole of Grand Rapids was a Sunday Arlene called^on Mrs. Lenna John­ Co. 1 1552 SU. Roy Jenkins wired Albert Green's | guest at the C. E. Mater home. son Saturday evening and found — • barn last week. He also did 1 Miss Cole left op Monday for Los years old or will be before Decem ­ Ohlo State University. * , Angeles. Cal. Cal A * The Nashville Gar- her feeling fine. ber 1st. These children are to do the some wiring for Floyd Moore a Columbus <10i Ohio. U. S. Army, Pre-Primer work and First Grade Patty Willson Lx a new beginner to den club helddhe Sept , meeting in Columbus. Ohio. ride on the school bus this year. * home of Mra Phil. Dalhouser. ASSYRIA work this year. We have many plants In our Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Mayo Mrs. Nel- The house was beautifully decor­ Last Week's Letter 1 Michigo" »•” —-Woman's Study Club lie Mayo of Battle Creek. Mr. and with flowera and plant* from Floyd Randall'* lost their riding Hold Hower Exhibit room. We enjoy having Mrs. Bom and Mra. Wm. Green of Detroit were 1 (be gardens of club member*. At pony last week. *,A meeting of the The Woodland Woman's Study her children in our room each guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green . the business aemion a color tour and W8.C.8. was held on Thursday al Club held their first meeting of the morning Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mayo, two special meeting* were planned, the Briggs church. * Ezra Daniel for Music. and son «pent the afternoon there, t. E. Johnson of Lake Odessa, was has returned from a two weeks' day evening with their annual DUNHAM DISTRICT Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Green were on the speaker for lhe afternoon He period at Pennock hospital. * Miss flower exhibit. The flower arrange­ their way to their home In Fort wu introduced bv Mra. Ida Wrtaht Bertha Miller came from Lansing BACK THI ATTACKment* were beautiful and a surFlorida to spend tire win- ' who read an .original poem entitled Mrs. Thelma Soya and baby son Krlslngly large and unusual num- came home Saturday from Pennock Pearce. "Roses." * Mr. Johnson has a and Mrs Willard Case. A LaPriel WITH WAI BONDSI tr of varieties were shown Large hospital. * Miss Alice Stiedy of ter. ------------------------------ 1 beautiful । rose garden at his Lake Rankin. Nee Kelly, has returned to baskets were placed in front and Creek was the guest of Mrs SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Odessa home and is a recognized Texas where her husband is *taback of an improvised garden fence Battle Birman. Saturday at lhe Last Week’s Letter--------------------------■ authority on rose culture. His talk tioned at Ft. Hood. Her brother which was gracefully trimmed with Violet of the latter'* parents. Mr. Lt. Edward Fisher of Camp Clal- was verv interesting and instruc- Hnmly who has been in the tervice vines. Tlil.s Lx lhe tenth annual home La.. Is --------spending a •ten day •-----------------— — -• — tlve. * The Friendship Division of over a year at Camp Hood Is look­ Mrs John Norton. * Tire first borne. flower exhibit made by the Club. and Of the Dunham Commun­ furlough with his parents. Mr. and lhe Evangelical ladles aid society ing for a furlough. A Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Florence Kitson. Mrs. Bertha meeting club was held Friday evening Mrs. waiter Fisher.. When his fur­ met at the home of Mra. Esther I> Wayne Randall are at the home Flora' and Mrs. Dorrit Hauer were ity at the schoolhouse. ★ Mr. and Mrs. lough is over he will return to a I ong last Wednesday evenlng- of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd the flower Committee for this year. Clarence Bump and children of camp in Kentucky. * Mr. and Mrs. There were 22 present and two Randall on a furlough. Mra. Ran­ An interesting program was pre­ Hastings and Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald S W. Smith have sold their farm to members added to the division. The dall 1* recovering from an illness. A sented with Food as the topic Af­ Norton nnd daughter of Delton Mr. Davis of Brooklyn. New York. business session was conducted by Mr. and Mra. Hugh Case spent ter the roll call, members respond­ visited Sunday nt John Norton's. * * Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Smith of vice Pres.. Mra. Wallace Graham. Tuesday with Mr and Mra. Willard ing with "Helnful Information", The following officers were, elected Hastings and Reverend and Mrs. Following thl* the »tudy book. Cn.se A Mr. and Mrs. Ray Raymond the President. Mrs. Anna Dell, gave at the Community Farm Bureau Huburt Carl and baby Sandra Lee "Christian Influence in the Home" of Assyria Center have been enter­ an inspiring talk and greetings for Meeting at Claud Hoffman's Sat­ of Berrien Springs were Tuesday was presented by Mrs H. R. Krelg. taining company from Chicago A the coming year A cornet solo was urday evening: Chairman. Norman evening guests of Chas. Farlee and Mra. Von Racey assisted the hos­ M’ xnd Mra. W. Case were callers flven bv Miss Glenna Darby, ac­ stanton: Henry family, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith tess m serving refreshment*. * The at the Lyman Tompkins home Sun­ companied on the piano by Miss Van Syckle:vice-chairman. Scc^—Trees. Dale Farlee and son. * Private and Mrs. Rev and Mra. H. R Krelg and day A Mra. David Miller and Mrs. Doris Bates. Lehman--------------------------------were guests at a fish..... discussion leader. Mrs. Carl ----- ------------daughters — and Mr. and Mra. Harold Herbert Durham, visited relatives A paper. "How the War Has Af- Conklin: fccted America'*J’ood Supply" was Dorothy Hoffman. The October supper at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Hess were Tuesday dinner guests in Dowagiac on Sunday. * ■ 5 if! •n..o ' 1 - •• ARE YOU A VOTER? MEN and WOMEN Are You SURE? WANTED BARRY COUNTY will vote on the question of the continuous legal sale of beer, wine and liquor in the county, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1943. IN OUR LOCAL PLANT IF you have not voted within the past TWO years, you must register with your township clerk, or if you live in the city of Hastings, you must register with the city clerk of Hastings, on or before — GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY ARE YOU A VOTER? Are You Sure? I r you have not voted ■ ■ in the past two years, or, have changed your ad­ dress, YOU MUST REGISTER. If you live in the City of Has­ tings, register with the City Clerk WEDNESDAY SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE­ VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING OFFICE HOURS All applicants must qualify under the new war ■ Except Saturday,,October 9th open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY Week dayi; 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays; 8 a.m. to 12 noon. - To enable YOU to express your opinion on this important wet and dry issue and to maintain your LIBERTY and FREEDOM at home and protect the rights of those who are fighting for your freedom . . . i will be Lait day you can regtiter is Wednesday, October 13th from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. All those living outside ^he City of Hos­ tings. must register with their township clerk ot any time before October 13. 1943, as the last day of registration is October 13. 1943. Your Township Clerk 1943, as the lost day of registration is to 8 p.m. on the last day October 13. Register ON or BEFORE Wednesday, October 13! �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. Kef Tte bMB M, IMS aluJ \ brewers announced that they must n«2. ^ '.ab ,11K '. n loudly proclahned that repeal wouldFpcnd sm.MO.000 In advertising to afford a vast market for farmers’recover their lost business, beesuse grain. But of coursc;thnsc trainloads j they said few young people had portant a matur meant a proportionate increase in twelve dry years. This was one of °f Uquor produ,ce<l I the rare cases In which they told drank The two arguments clash •»._ Editor Hastings pretty badly. Banner: In lhe coming local option cam- that paten tn Barry county a string of well-known arguments te sure to ! be presented bv the people who for number of Barry county's young live to nenonal reasons will strlvi men are affiliated neighboring comities to and do churches and would certainly vote , think it sound nollev to head oft drv. and another large group is likewise. This Election Imay indeed a significant some of these before they are wide­ sufficiently civilised to recognize prove redemption of M ly circulated. the criminal character of the buil- dominance of Public r.ess which the enemy to preserve Our soldiers u a « under prohibition That was pre- might well resent the sinister | turned to be the final answer to flections cast upon them by the advocates of booze. every dry argument. did everything In. their power to The old exaggerated claims alyul I obstruct the law. and then had the hnntleeeeri over-running the [gall to demand repeal because It country during the dry period will couldn't be enforced be revived and made to. do duty in withstanding that sort of under­ this campaign. You win remember handed apposition, the law was as that It was alleged that the jails generally observed as moat other were filled .with bootleggers, de­ criminal laws, and much better than manding larger prisons, which was some of them. Our fish and game laws, (or instance, are violated at lion. Any bootleggers in Jail were freely as prohibition ever aa. — but L-t there because they hadn’t made nobody demands their repeal on money enough to pay a fine. The AND j that account. I consider it a libel bootlegger gag was greatlv over­ ! on the state of Michigan to worked. as It will probably be that It can't enforce it own rlght- again. We will be told how the young Il will quite Certainly be claimed peopic people were going to tne the aemnniun demnl’ion 'SUOr *■** *°kl under bow-wows by the bootlegger nftte. prohiblUon than under license : u ls well remembered how they This claim is ridiculous cn the face >he<1 barrels of crocodile tears over of it and no real arguments were the alleged plight of the young ™2r,f£*d 111 foIk» But mht after repeal the PUBLIC FORUM LEGALS and husold spent Ira. H R. and Fred ih visited rs. Arthur irryton * Ids. * Mr. i and fanday dirtana Cor­ n Mishler undax afMrs. Will er retumrs. Jennie ly dinner thnson of ind Mrs. tvllle. Mr man and e Sunday ■ home. * 1 Monday Mrs. Arof Battle 'era spent Im Mamie drs.. Vera nil MUhnesday. * 1 of,Preeat Steve urtlss and DBDBB rOB FUBU0ATI0M OBDEB FOB PUBLICATIOV Bl«lr ef Mldiltan. Tb 1b. Couatr of H»rrr Pmb.lr OfriM In r.rart hl. p.1111 rl .. Mi.h. RTATK OF MKIIIOAN—ORPKR OF TIIK •OONMBRVATION COM U18MION— HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE ditl^m r*l«1l recover their lost business. because JOSEPH P. KAH1LI.Y J. HllKI M A.-n EH. »lr..i.,r . 1 NOTICE TO CBBDITOaa St.lS- nf Mirhlr.n, Th. sir riding ng of the iirsday nt ■a Daniel MLm ie of Mr. k La Pile I turned to r brother le service 1 is lookand Mrs. the home Ira. Floyd trs. Ranlllness. * je spent i. Willard Raymond en enternicago. * re callers >me Sunand Mrs. relatives Mllll ORDER FOB PUUI.lCAllOH nrge Bus­ caller at morning: family of iv dinner lie Rosier * Lloyd caller at * ML\a er Arlene arising. * ham and plds were it the Al­ ii. Jennie ind slater ina Johnid found bl* hi*i. i ,, . i , i .. Mlchirsn. Tli Ii.m K. lllli.ani W. Jlkt. KEEP POT BLACK EOF FUEL SAVINGS rhe pot can call the kettle black nowadays and make It a wartime compliment, according to h nomlcs specialist at Michigan state College. For if either the pot or the ket­ tle U black, on the bottom, less fuel Is needed to cook the family meal or preserve food for winter con­ sumption. Binning pots and pons have been Used for centuries as a guide to a cook's neatness, but artime short.) ages have changed that situation Steel wool and copper have become scarce and housewives have been deploring the lack of chore : buys and other gadgets usually used to keep the smudges off cookig equipment In a series of tests with cookies, shining new tin required ovehi temperatures 25 degrees hotter than for cookies bakeef on old dark I Him. In fact, lhe specialists point | out, Un sould never be polished anyway, since the thin layer of tin wears off nnd leaves the steel ex­ posed to rust. The science of heat absorption backs ud Ute wartime blackened pot. Shiny surfaces reflect heat Dull surfaces absorb heat. For wartime, at least, it is pointed out. kettles and pots can go unpolished. If Inside- surfaces arc kept clean, OBITUARY OF ARVILLA COX Arvilia Almira Cox, daughter of Benjamin and Hannah Cox. was bom April 4. 1885 and passed by puhiu.iios Saul. ID at the Brower hospital In b-r. for three entiM^U- Kia 111 Well at the ajre nf 7ft r.ar. n months and 15 days. For many years she was in poor health an: _id was under care In lhe home of her brother. Prank and wife until three weeks nao when her condition grew worse taken to the hospital, She leaves to mourn their -Joss UKDUR rOU PUBLICATION one brother. Frank and wife: one Mleblt jiiece. Mrs.’ Millie Sease. several great niece.v and nephews and many other relatives and friends. 1.1 Prol.l Luella Schrier. Mra. Harry Dunn. Mrn. Roy Douglass and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson. HOPE ( 1 >. i 1.1: George Kahler of Cloverdale call­ ed on Fred Ashby Bunday * Filling •Ho* Is the order of the day In lilts community Mr and Mrs, Harry Daniels~ are ---------•—working in a Hastings faclor>' * Mrs. Floy McDermott and dsughter Birdena visited an aunt u,1° 14 verT U1 hi Kalamazoo Sun­ da>‘- * Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Payne “nd children visited Mr. and Mrs John Barnes In Kalamasoo Bunday The wet gentry will enlarge up­ on the fact that 85 per cent of all license fees collected bv the slate is returned to the local communities, and the loss of this revenue will Im- deplored But would it uui oc vuuv cocnpcr lor tne peoto pay this direct, rather than ,‘hrough the saloons along with n liberal sum to line Ute pockets of the dealers and brewers? Uquor _ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashbv and, Mr. and Mrs Earl Gates motored to Marshall Wednesday on biuineM * Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shurtow of Awm. .nd OMTjr Wood .nd housekeeper from Prairieville visit- Row about your conscience. Mr. cd In this community Sunday and Voter? saw the oil wells. There are now three oil wells in tills vicinity. the truth. These wet arguments are wholly selfish. There Is nothing patriotic or uplifting aboutthem. Their one and only purpose 1* to preserve | a business that everybody knows Ls criminal in character and morally | Indefensible. ties from which liquor would freely flow. This is about the only real argument the wets can put up. Some liquor would doubtless be brought in. but nobody could safe­ ly sell it or g old local option days many dry i APPLE HONEY Open every day except Sunday Please bring containers BOYES ORCHARD 2 mile east, I mile north and i mile east of Hickory Corners Ont 9-30 Eminent Domain The right of the government to take private proparty for public use providing just compensation is paid is called eminent domain. MAiWft Remember/ Better buys tir&pfanber/ ndiw SWEATERS A warm, comfortable. ‘ five-button sleeveless sweater—2 slash pockets —rib bottom—35% wool. 15% rayon. 50% cotton— choice of colors Priced t only JjL-- SOUTHWEST RUTLAND Luella Schrier of Yule is home week's vacation from her Mr. anti Mrs Wm school duties. Havens and Mr. und Mrs. Fred Otis! of Glass Creek wlll observe their; fifty-seventh wedding anniversary, this week Wednesday. * Mr. and! Mrs. Roy Douglass of Hastings were; Sunday guests of his mcXher. Mrs. altcrnuon Dan Douglass; were Mr. and Mra. Byron McKib­ ben and daughter June. Delila Oaks spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jarrard. the guest of their daughter । Maretta. ★ Mrs. Nellie Foreman ol । Hastings spent a tew days last week I with Mrs. Dan Douglass. * Afterers at the home of Mr. and LEATHER BILLFOLD A carefully consinicted. roomy billfold with four transparent wine*. handy for ready use of various types of Identification cards. STEERING WHEEL Control KNOB 69c LISTEN TO Sue* Vftane f 'The War Production Board ha. proclaimed ihert Maimum war production requires the greatest possible conserva­ tion of manpower, transportation, fuel, equipment and critical material such as coppur, steal, tungsten and many others— uch greater than has been heretofore accomplished. Il believes that this greater conservation can be accomplished by the voluntary cooperation of all citizens of our country in the effort." POCKET MAGNIF ER Hinged into handy car’’yinfl EQC cose. Uw YOU CAN HEMeSPEED VICTORY BY SAVING • Fuel ’ A Farm You’d Like to Own’ • Man-power ■ EDDY KILOWATl • Transportation Vital materials tenvAMT Interviews with outstanding Corn Belt Farmart Don't let COLD WEATHER catch you "napping"! Preicnted by GENUINE PFISTER HYBRIDS Tunc in WL5 M-F-W 11:40-45 ond WLW T-T-S 7:15-20 Place you order for your seed corn needed next spring. A Postal Card will reserve any amount you need at no PREPARE YOUR CAR WITH AN EXIDE BATTERY A battery to fit your cor—ct a price to fit your pock­ etbook. Available, too, on our Credit Plain, if you desire When cold weather arrives, the job of lhe battery in your ear becomes particularly lough. When the temperature drops, extra ►xertion is required from the starting motor. This exertion depends on lhe power of your battery, tut Exide give your car that power. WPB SAYS There is no shortage of electric power . . . and there will be none ... for war and essential civilian require­ cost until delivered and bring you a Pfister Hybrid Corn Guide. We con now supply Genuine Pfister Hybrids. Listed in Order of Maturity 274, 566. 268 368. 266. 366, 260, 360, 280, 380, 360A. BOWLING SHOE BAG Wellmade — weath- FOOTBALL Since Pearl Harbor there has not been a single Instance of shortage of electricity in the whole United States-for any war production job for any user; home, farm, office, store or factory. Even though this country has more electricity than all the Axis nations combined we are asked to use it wisely during this conservation program. Any reduction you can safely make In its use will reduce the amount of fuel needed lo make it. That will mean fewer freight cars to haul it and fewer man hours to handle it. More cars and more men will be available for the war effort. Each little bit that you s multiplied by thousands of other Americans, will be Important contribution to the Voluntary Conservation Pro­ gram. Help Win the War—by Saving Morel-if you have any questions, telephone or write us. ments. Regulation else, and weight double lined. J. A. KRUG, Director Office af War Utihiioi POWER COMP AH In cooperation wltfr Tito War Production Board Voluntary Co.tsc,vation F roara Write or Cali Your Dealer LLOYD A. SHEFFIELD Hickory Corners, Michigan Wo invite you to purchase your War Bonds and Stcnpc when you visit o office. There s no waiting purchase. You will receive your War Bond at the time We are prepared and authorised to perform this service �THE HASTINGS BANXIR. TgUBgDAY, SCFTEMBFB M. 1IU u paced the Leonards big L 142 — game ____ and a 584 series. Ken and Roy Hubbard tied at 559 ration League with a Clark R ----- -------Wednesday night but pins to split ... — . jton Ring League Grind, -les all ended tn two In the put era won two from Engineers: Of­ on Thursday night the twelve fice blanked Navy and Machine team commercial League took Room whitewashed CIO. in the Commercial League Trio over the lanes Medics and Slate insulation each won three games Cafe won two from Moose: Coffee Shop Hasting* q. take the lead. w; ”1' won three from; ------•• On Friday night two to one seAndrus Service won OWilNGNEWsIfel waron ws* gan a week Ateys now icnt. Mike t new pro. . : l with Office. Foundry and ElectrickPvm. Hd e' won * ** Ian* on the long end of the counts., from 40 majms The second week of bowling In the Recreation League PUton shewed a decided Improvement InRings won a pair from Bibs. Midboth team and individual scores, dlevtlle blanked Hastings Ice and Frank McMillan smacked the pin* Fuel and Strand won a compleu for Bliss bi 'he Recreation League' series from Leonard*. for a neat; 600 series when he seBliss League results . showed newly organized CIO t ired counts of 217-180-190 for Electrician* better bv a game than »mes and the I 597. Homer Reynolds gave the Pls- Tool Room: Shop Office nad a one ton Ring boys a thrill by scoring a game edge on Engineers ano Foun- h on Monday night and thank* le cool weather some good i were turned In. Banner and is went into the lead bv winthree games. Jackie Msclvor 1 468 <135-186-1471 for Individ■■ —•— won tbe odd game from Office. Strand won three game* games from Pi Pls*"l LEGAL ton Rings, Middleville won two F. McMillan from Bonnet and Gown, Portias A new league Is being formed, btate 0? MICHIGAN, THE fTRCTlT 162-242-180—5*4 took a pair from Mich. Bell Tel. the personnel about the same aa COURT FOR THE county or baRhy H. Reynolds S-168-199—660 Co. and Trio Cafe won a complete last year's Fraternal League. K. Clark | ln i -160-174—559 series from Wilcox Rich R. Hubbard Lota of patience with the pin 169-176-190—665 K. Braendie boy* 1* an idea ' 149-203-303—663' The country wide scarcity of pin 314-151-178-549 C. Norris BUY WAR BONDS 199-145-204—548 boy* has hit the local alleys. Typical D. Goodyear C. Dolan 173-190-179-542 of the replacemenu by women, the 197-186-175—538 SUU Insulation ladies team set nvraui their own pins In order to finish Mra. D. Thayer led the Women’s their series. 'Drey did a good Job. dayd: League for the week with a credi- too- Pwhapa they would like to table 487 series <139-189-159) but know that setting pins for the two I hope American* was hard pressed by her team- ’hifU ln an evening, means 1’tlng will figure out for mate Jean Brower with games of about four and one half tons a <176-184-124» 484 Jackie Maclvor I height A>f about three feet. Ladles, received third place wilh a 473 <166-1 you may have lhe job. tional payroll sav­ 144-163) series. "Mike" the new proprietor of the I ings. State Insulation scored well to Recreation Alleys has an engaging take three games from Seal Co..1 smile. It may be handy some night I notices FD/? ■out 10 S* This Is a family war. Put your WarBondbuying through This War Will Become Bigger and Tougher family plan, which means flgure II out yourself. UCRC COMES OLD ESKY MOE LOOKING FOR A REASONABLY PRICED FUR COAT-WISH WE'D LOOK UNDER ‘FURRIERS' IN THE YELLOW PAGES Armr Tri rnnnur -inrr—n.. During the Long Months to Come” Franklin D. Roosevelt Italy has fallen—but the war is not over and the enemy with equipment only equal to that of the enemy. We are determined to provide our troops with overpowering superiority of quality and quantity of arms and armaments..." - . • J- you know it! Think of Berlin and Tokyohink of the men dying at this moment. Can we, you and 1, afford to let them down— .0 turn their battlefront victory into a home­ front defeat? Let’s buy more War Bonds than ever... let’s back up their victory with ours— the success of the 3rd War Loan! There are battles coming—tough, bloody, hard-to-win battles-before this war is over. And it’s the last battle that counts. We’ve got to back up our fighting men . . . we’ve got to buy War Bonds with every dollar, every dime we can scrape up Our fighting men will do their job—it’s up to you, personally, to keep their victories safe by buying War Bonds NOW with every dollar you can—not with what you’d ordinarily save or in­ vest, but wore-every bit more you can manage. 7 say that we Americans will not be sat­ isfied to send our troops into the fire of STATIC by ★ (WKZO 4.15 daily) Gorden Gif­ ford, baritone, played the role of Gordon Gifford, baritone. \\ hen Gordon left the cast of MOTHER AND DAD to take an important ringing role in the Broadway stage production. MY DEAR PUBLIC, he said. “Well, here’s, my chance to play somebody beside myself". So in MY DEAR PUBLIC. Gor­ I I _don Gillard.'baritone, is cast as— ALL OF MICHIGAN’S GAMESI Gordon .pifFord, baritone. Yes, it’s true! WKZO will broadBORROWED TIME... gan football games this fall, with Elizabeth Bemis, newscaster. Ernie Ricca at lhe microphone to (WKZO 2 p.m. daily) clo*c* bring you every play and every each of her CBS new* broad­ thrill. Here's the schedule of games casts with a snappy item she calls * "short snort1’. Recently OCTOBER she got a letter from a State Supreme Court Judge who said OCTOBBB doctors had given him up to die. He prolonged his life day by day. he said, through the oeroBEM tonic effect of her "short snorts". PETER PRESCOTT NOVEMBER il World’s Safest Investments . President Roosevelt said it, as Commanderin-Chief: LIFE’S LITTLE CYCLE... Unltad States War Saving* Bonds —Serios I: gives you back $4 for every $3 when the bond matures. Interest: 2.9% a year, compounded semiannually, if held to maturity. Denominations: $25, $50, $100, $500, $1,000. Redemption: any time 60 days after issue date. Price: 75% of maturity value. 214 H Treasury Bonds of 1964­ - .1969: readilv marketable, accept­ able as bank collateral, redeem­ able at par and accrued interest for the purpose of satisfying Fed­ eral estate taxes. Dated September 15, 1943; due December 15? 1969. Denomination*: $500, $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, $100,000 and $1,000,000. Price: par and accrued interest. Other Securities: Series “C" Savings Notes; %% Certificates of Indebtedness; 2% Treasury Bonds of 1951-1953; United States Saving* Ronds Series “F"| United States Sarinp Bondi Series “G," THIS WEEK’S BEST BET... It's that Saturday football game that's your best listening bet. You'll feel like you’re right in the stadium, watching the thrilling action right with your own eyes. A MAN OF LETTERS... Carl Van Dorcn, noted author and writer, has left his role of writer behind and has added to il the role of ’■com­ mentator". He i» heard each Sun­ day at intermis­ sion time in the harmonic Con­ cert, introducing another of lhe ”A in c r i c a n and lhe n»nic is'tlic' Unncrsity oi Michigan and Northwestern. A SOLDIER’S TRIBUTE...’ When Kste Smith sings, it means something to the boy* on the fighting front*. Pfc. Clifton Mathew*. 23. who lost hi* left arm in the Battle of Africa, wa* brought back to th* Walter Reed Hoapital tn Washington, and he said, “What I want now is to get Smith sing “God Bless America”. Boy, it’s wonderful!" read by various can actors and Yan Dorcn con­ siders his present Carl Van Unren important than hi* OKYJpuf one,rand he J‘ doing an ouutinding ion of in. (New York Philharmonic, 2 p.m. Sunday* WKJJO). MILLER REAL ESTATE COLUMNS • Now Is When It Counts <2*’WAR BACK THE ATTACK! ✓ LOAN YOU WONT BE SORRY AT ANY RATE IF YOU INVEST IN REAL ESTATE We *UU have wme food buy*, both In city property und farm*. A rood, practically modem. 8 room house and three acres of Und, out on paved road about two miles, thl* Is close-in and would make some one who wanU a little land a very rood home, this property is priced at onlyj................................ $3,700 A fine M acre farm, out about one mile from Coats Grove, nb better Und in Michigan, Uy* level a* one could wish for. rood drainace, building* need some repairs, electric lights and wa­ ter. priced at ............................................................................. ..$4,500 IN Acre farm, Uys level and U splendid Und. bounded by stream, rood house and fairly rood bam. This place is a splen­ did buy for some one who want* a real farm, out about six and one half miles, off fine gravel road. Priced at .........$5,700 Splendid level 90-acre farm, out about 4 miles, one mile off fine pared rood, has a rood 8-room house, rood bam and ootbuUdlnr*, 3 car garags and rood allo, stock can be watered from every field, price for this fine farm Is .....------------- ....$7,000 For an honest deal see MILLER REAL ESTATE CO. ☆ ☆ 123ft W. Slot. ☆ ☆ ☆ f Phong 2751 1 '_______ ______________________ i__________________ 0-30 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-10-07.pdf 175d8c3e1b004056bac14c9a603ace0d PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner HELP BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS SECTION ONE—FACES 1 to • EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR On th' ☆ ☆ * ☆ * ☆ I 10 21 rough ns A(- TO EDITORIAL Barry county probably made a bought bonds In big blocks. It Is’ more satisfactory record in the Third evident that individual B.-xrry War Loon* Drive than In the Sec- । county citizens easily subscribed | Number 16 PAGES—2 SECTIONS SAXONS BEAT MARSHALL 7-0 Local Welfare Aid । IsAccording Not Increasing to Clarence Mater. ------- - -----------P A T I H N I II R<l oflxM I I V 11 I H V the Barry County Social Welfare . . — . A x. — . Commission the number who are ■fc' Al A ULANGE W L Two can were involved In an! „ . . . • H. H. S. Eleven Rallies being aided by the commission ha* T -,-r rrrr.rxr tccldeni or. the Oun Marsh road. War Department Action ’ assignedthe to more than (490.000 in War Bonds I ond. even though a I shown no increase in recent months. ---- -----------------------about two mile, south of Oranee- I Films To Be Shown After Bad First Half quota was not over-subscribed hv by ui so in addition to purchase* already, ! even though the season is now well vllle village nt about 7:30. Thursday | nt being made ono Lust regular payroll de-j Fnasy night tne^Hostlngs into autumn. The fact that evThis is a regular weekly future evtnliw One car wa* driven bv ' “’f.H“u"<a large an amount. But the spread Greetings to Comrades was better, this time—That is more duction plans. Probably the spread Saxons Journeyed* to Marshall and , John Clemense, 35. Doster, route I. in the Service:— ua, not a« vrrat ■>< It r/inLt nr ‘ WCre xw »UesLs of » a strong Strong RedA few weeks ago a group of mem­ and the other by Adrian 81ms. Individual buyers participated We wa* not as xreat a* it could or. skln te,m Although completely brought the case load to about the government. This HHHIMIIM Shelbyville route 1. Fortunately no | bers of the Lawrence J. Bauer Post one were supposed to sell about 1490.000 should have been—but we made the' outplayed the.first half, the Saxon* lowest possible limit. The old age believe* thia service will gnabfe In. was hurt when the two care I No. 45 of the American Legion had came together, and no serious dam- [ intensely interesting. No man worth of "E” Bonds. When all tab­ quota. And. the surprising thing । enme back the second half to score assistance, granted to those who are divtduals to cocnerate more fullv in the privilege and honor to listen to see wa* done .to the can. The sher- ! Interested in the war-and who 1* ulalions are In. the county will prob­ is that, with more thnn a million ' an.d w,*?Jhf, I;0 ,*. u .. eligible for It. and the aid given winning the waron th* home fioru a veteran of this war, Capt. Mich­ to needy children through the state doll.r, worth h,'cksU,xlu;,Vd “a pSl.JJSl j uv, uui iui. iriaw ael (Mickey)• win McPharlln. relate in, his ........... ably be about 1100,000 short of this Brown stejnp* c and D good experience; a* as a flier<>artlcipaUn«. flier Riartlclpa ting. (equlres. and an officer wo* soon . tion Films, from our fighting front*, goal. However, sales records Indi­ in the county, the combined sav- »cemlngly disheartened Saxon line and nation also ease the demand und being shot down, in the r*hj “I ‘be scene of Ute accident is Mneelallv ,hrou8h Oct 10: Brown stamp K which will be thrown on the screen a?*?? w “™*h on Dieppe I The officer oraered Clemense to t"h^t‘",nlght,^iHi'7xn'l'alned'’bv’cap‘-‘ cate that many of the small buyers Ings and commercial account* tn I and were constantly In Hastings A ssffLi, Barry county bank* were scarcely . O"'*’ *,he"Kthe ,h£.1 e’Plalped bv In concluding his remarks he “’’»*!£•" *,MhLlnJfJS?*]}' tain O. R-Thompson. Area P. Com- who would normally be expected to the County Home and farm are be' { .nnrd Gooda. Ete b.„i d.wlu purchase “E" Bonds actually bought . .ouchrt, slated that, next to winning the ,'nK because he knew that hi* li--------ing managed bv Sam Couch, and B, o v 'w mander. war. Ute'problem that met conhad been recently revoked Preceding the showing of these and “D" Bona* or even the 2 at record levels. The really surpris- ' determinedly state off the scoring believe the people of the rounty, will throu<h oct 20;; Blue stamps X Y errned the veterans in the service a’,d be hadI no right to drive a car. ._ ...... effort, has ! threat On offense, also, the Has­ be interested in their report to the Ing thing is that special . z “re now ,ood lhro*» was 'After the war is over-then He was taken befort Judge Cort- graphic picture* there will be th" per cent or 2W per cent issues, to be made to sell - bonds. . .It isn't . . j: tings team seemed lost, gaining board of supervisors for the yeer what." He then asked just what rlkht in Municipal court Friday usual supper, served at the usual Making ample allowance for corKarar | only 19 yards from scrimmage dur­ ending October 1. which will be 4 wus being done toward the solu- forenoon. He admitted the offense (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.) •■■■> to.U10U«u wbUh , ing the entire first half. Aided only presented at the board's October <»«*■» Stamp No. H good for 5 pounds lion of the problem of rehabilitation and wa>.aaff^d aJ1Lu\of by the exceptionally fine punting session. The four meetings to follow in I । Au*. 18 through Oct. 91. of veteran* after the war has been 119°. and co»u of »450 whlch he of Louie Mvers. who liad a 41 yard the Brotherhood serie* will all be ’ Stamp* No. 15 and 18 may ba won p“ d' _____. . , _____ l punting average, was the Hasting* top-notchen. as the following will used for canning su«ar tn amounts eleven able to keep Marshall a con­ To give a complete answer would 1 conclusively prove: >of 9 lb. each through Oct. 91. siderable distance from their goal. take up more space than Z. C. Khw. November 15—Father and son However, lhe breaks fell in HusSdJ!‘'.SrE'‘lh7S.,rn" night. Tills program is one that Stamp 18 good for 1 pair, validity 1 tings' favor In the way of Inter­ extended indefinitely. Airplane will grip every Dad and Lad. and cepted passes and penalties, which stamp No I in War Ration Bock will be worth the price of a season < nded lhe drive of Marshall three III scheduled to become effective ticket II will be the Conservation Pioneered in Giving University Students in Agriculture times within the locals 15 yard six that were announced, by Presi- Ml MJ J I RIM VLIIILR । Department sound-and-color films. Nov. 1. line and the half ended with Mar­ dent Franklin D. Roosevelt a short, University Training in Other Subjects Thon Agriculture GaaaUne । picturing bird*, canoe trail* on our In Overbuying Bonds X. | Mn. Mary Randall Killed shall threatening to score once time ago. 1 state's beautiful river*, and Tlm- I । more. The story of Mr Davenport's , As usual. Barry county went ovCf,. Stamp Number 9 from Basic Three Women Injured 1. Mtiiterlng-oul pay to member* ber Harvesting In the big wood*. lure was induced to appropriate But the second half was an rny the top in the tlilrd sale of war.'Mileage Ration A Book, worth 9 of the Armed Force* and Merchant c,u>c iv«. In „a U dense fog. •< at about Michigan still ha* big forests, with twenty nine year* service as Dean 8150.000 for a new and needed build- ' Drelx different *tory with a rely­ Ioan bonds. The quota assigned to gMlpns of gasoline now valid. Marine large enough to cover a.o’clock Friday morning, a Interesting wild life and extensive of the College of Agriculture of lhe ing. and provided for tile financing , venatwl Saxon taktag the field. It this county was leaaonable period between the <IU- | south of Assyria Center lumber manufacturing. Fathersand Illinois State Unlveralty. was writ­ of the college's work * »?» the half all over again was not onlv revel— - .... charge und the finding of a Job. an ailtomoblle left the highway and mmis will be delighted to see these ten by hlm*elf and published tn Next the Dean and university with the posit tana of the twoXeams cd by ■Jhursday evening, evening, when when 1 Period 1 coupons in new rattan 2. Unemployment Insurance to be crashed Into u good aizeli walnut films a* they are shown on the 1925 and 1928 in lhe Country Gen­ trustee* selected the instructors of changed and .Hastings on the of- -the sale closed. County Chairman are xood through J*n. 3; each coupaid discharged servicemen and tree at the roadside resulting in the screen. Every member should bring tleman. We have ouoted hl* story the college, and put the students , fenslve. Intercepted passes stopped Ray Rav Branch Branch and and M M A. A. Lambie. Lambie. ' P°n K0**1 for . women If no job is found after dill- , instant Instant acam death oi of one woman wwnsn aim and। a boy to thl* meeting If he ho* of how he was called by the trustee* In thl* department on a par with two of the Saxon s drives deep tn Chairman of the Banking Division I Sugar Fee Canning gent search. 'serious injuries to three oUier other wornwom- none of hl* own. let President Keith of that university to accept the students in the- literary and other Red territory and after a 52 yard were delighted. As late as Monday Sugar for home-canning of 1941 Yertv or Secretary Dewey Reed of headship of that college. He told departments of the university, of- boot by Bennett. Redskin halfback, sftemoon of last week It seemed fruit crop# will be available to •n. .A -­ accident were: the Brotherhood select one for you. what he found when he went to ' The victims■ of lhe taring them the same Instructors which rolled deep into Saxon ten-l­ that the sate might fall below the. housewives on approximately Um I Mrs Mao Randall, about 30. Nollfv either one by phone, and Urbana to look over the situation. and instruction a* other student* too', the third and scoring drive 91.000.000 expected of this county same basis as teat season. No roducmen!'* cost. He learned that thl* so-called Col­ of *■' blue At the Rotary club luncheon Moo- lion "♦ — point -4’1 *“ 4. Allowance of credit under uri- of Nashville, was killed Instantly. they'll do their best to supply the lege of Agriculture had no land*, of the university had in al) sub- | staI7ed- . ,, ject* that were not technically ag- ; With the ball resting Just instd* day Chairman Lambie reported made from War R employment compensation and ted- I' Mrs. Louise Coulson. 29. route 2.. needed youngster. There will be no December meet­ no livestock, no laboratories, no ricultural i the Hastings 20 yard line, there that, unless special effort was made, for canning sugar.' tral old-age nod survivors' ituur- Vermontville, driver of the ■ car. I suffered several rib fractures, a Ing. because the date would be tn equipment, no offices and only sevonee for tne period In the service. This put the student* In the Colj J' 1 ™ Ofp, A y ? ^7 the sale would not reach the de ­ , en students. He accepted, because "Ti&r 1 near Christmas.. 5 More ’HSKr liberal "iuSauliiiUon. '«»• toW» an, P«““e uunrt. ,g^S wLon sired figure; but it did. he believed the people of the great lege of Agriculture on a 'par with When all who had done the ac­ rehabilitation and medical care for .. „ . N h_ Monday Evening. January 17. You who were being trained disabled veterans and members of ; °««J>• Must*ell. 20. of Nash­ have heard of that wonderful or- agricultural state of Illinois could students 'ConUnued on Page 5. Sec. l.i tual selling had been heard from EDWARD W. WAITE. Prop. be made to see the value of such for other professions—such as 1 ua Mrrrh«,u Mnrin<> ville, is under treatment at Utlla Thursday evening, the total footing « mStetol «»"&. f«r dhobled , to»P.ltol. B«“lr Cr«k. for proMbte. teaching and the law. That was thc --------:-------------------------------an Institution. (Continued on Page 5. Sec. 1.1 was 81.135.948 75—or nearly 8138.­ moving Into a trailer and no fur­ . , . 1 According to the Dean's own first time a university In this couninomber, of Uie Armed forces. I ,11 fraeuire_ ,0 000 above the quota. date for- ther use for thc furniture, it will be ... The -— — — — tty had dignified its agricultural Mrs Elizabeth Wilcox. 39. of route ' story, the going----- -— closing wax extended from disposed of at public auction al Um ------- -- the sale was . He found that even the state's training bv giving It equality with' . r»/"LJir nri/"l/ADn ThurMav hursaav September — '30 to and in- residence, 1014 North Michigan Ave, training for other professions. It । farmers did not appear interested. tiding Saturday October 2. by the m Hastings Dewey Reed will cry • The president of the university, was democratic. It ended the Idea 1 i no an tnut is oossmin ij t-ii v iv Treasury Department. There may the sale and Clifford Hammond and For Eleven Yeors i whose training was for the practice that student* who wanted to pre­ enough more come in for the extra'John Birman will act as clerks, oF the enactment of the wf|jl thc ^.ene of the accMcnt of law, did not at first attach much pare for farming at a university Did Outstanding Service two days to increase the amount ------------Fresloent’s program session of the s*ld lh®1 Mrs Randall suffered a ffiininkbv must expect to gel inferior instruc ­ importance to thc College of Agto 81.150.000. In any event. Barry , WILL HYDE. Prop. During the first On City Council than those who were prepar­ Cathlecn Proofrock, Joanne■ riculture aS a part of the university tion 78th Congress at -least ..... nineteen ; severe blow on her head, which 1 countv went over the top with I Having sold hl* farm located three . .. . .... be. . crushed the front of her skull, caus­ His plans did not provide for a ing for teaching in subjects which ' In the death of Archie W. Relck- 1 probably a fifteen per cent over miles west of Nashville or eight pieces of veterans legislation Bryant. Dick Furhman and both needed in order to receive a needed expansion of the work of ord. Hastings lost a citizen who had subscription. rntite Public Laws the more Impor­ ing Instant death. No inquest wax ; miles east of Hastings on M-79 or Jack Rabbit Are Runnors-up1 i that college, whose value did not unlveruty rtuo.Unn Her body was performed many useful service* for . Strange as it mav seem, bank de-1mile east of BarryvlUe 1BKMOM tant of them covering thc follow­ deemed necessary the Hess undertaking'. County Agent Harold Foster an- I seein so much when, after an exNow we will quote the Dean s 1 ’thp communlty. h<wtatahzuUOT.“ J domiciTiirv he community. posit* were but slightly decreaned I church on M-79. Will Hyde will dlaing: hospitalization. —" taken to Nuhville^The^h^mhword*, telling Of his successful ■ p nr eleven ct For continuous years he after the purchase of considerably paw of personal property at publid „nd he w^ .t Nellie ^e tnw . |iOunce* the winners In the 4H Club tstencc of 27 years, it had only i own care, u: — burial benefits to — efforts to have lhe UjilVfrtlr * r r . Vty. 01 was alderman from the First ward more than 81.000.000 worth of bonds. • Mellon. Included in the list are ns of World War IT the omen were treatea at ine uei a, victory Garden competition.' reven student*. veterans the College of Agriqt Realizing that he wa* up against which t... ‘Atjfture ! und in the opinion of the two may­ At the present high wages *nd | farm tools, household same as for World War I veterans: I “Ceriff Bera w^ biterviewed by’ Anne O'Connor of the FUher 411 fumltWM jart, ■ a stiff proposition, the Dean put was "" a » part. .. adopt hls/plan of -■ rgiving ors undcr whom he served, he was price*, more will be added to sav- i—*- —J --------—'— ------ — grants of federal funds for emer.; II a a representative representative of of the the Banner Banner soon soon Club .•« wasJ.judged ^e County Cham- on his fighting clothes, determined to Its diid.nl.. not £nrv“ mairmitv' a^i”*infa*nt'*e^e “u5r]‘ its stud students not - onlv only technical an ouisianuuia outstanding ihcui member of the Ings IT .tech —i " AT. . an i. deposit* ucpu..«, in ... banks —— and - wallets.) ———. iitemn. Henry Flannery will ft? Liv?* S tatant* of enltated after hc he h had *d returned from lhe the <i P‘°n “n by Extension^ tendon personal personall and Jo- [h>t he woul^ me Dcan of - Instruction ... d I1 afU>r jj. a good exampl in farming, but also the ( count council; example of the type so that the next call, which njM( may be! be! the sale with Ernest Gray aa < mlr 1 tn^ltionni rehnbiinatlon "C«na^>l the accident. He *ald there cal club leaders. Runnera up In the , Jeal ^lege His first appeal was to benefit .. a thorough ---------*. univeraity ------ .— of coumilman who hi Sas been such - --------- of ide tn in «.». the ■«.«>• near future, win .rind made — See adv in thia issue of the 1 reSkina ennn^-tert dta” wa’ “ !’lKn on the roadside, near Rarden urolectwere Cath lee n Proet arOTera. whom he addressed training Ir ‘Su-.SSuS la giving Has- this — ' Rn toMxxumi important twtor factor tn is county counts- even better prepared net for further details. training for service-connected cits• • where the car left the frock of the Dowling Club. Joanne often ru,n -and nd at — .... places. ------------------various He chemistry. m~LhclJlaU^ i tings »n excellent record of local than II was for tills oqg. nbled veterans: .xrmpllons for m iltn*ce wnere mecar ten tne Q Qf club Dick , --------- w.wz ujjhj to organize the geology, la iguage*. etc. - The Th- Dean's r>.n« ' R0Vernment There is no safer Investment for CARL W. BISCHOFF. Prop. tary and naval personnel from infarther M>uth Fuhrman of the Delton Club and fnM come taxes; training of nurses for m me mgnw»F rextner «>uim Ca C]ub ramie re tnistltute. the first Item in , alm. as h 'put it. was to produce I Only those who have ever lived American dollar* than government Having decided to dlseoaUmg . tram was the. making of | "A clUzeni ry for Illinois such that. in ln communities communiues where wnerc local iocmi governjotcimservice with the Anned Forces: and , ™crc “ a placlnB was made on the P*™ ’ bond* And we ll have to keep bus­ for the duration. Mr. Bis­ lege of Agriculture * worthy in a qnxee company, no man could i did not function sattafactor- ing them a* long as the war last*. farming choff will have an auction sale at —rtn-whlie part of thii^ state — tell• by language, dress or manners. 11]y can apprec|ate what this t.spe ■ and nil Public Law 144. providing ati [ there were no mark. In the road. I tnodurins Ireah j«eUWea lor lhe unlversUy for some time thereafter prob­ the farm located 2S mile* weet of T university. Through that organlza• _ ni nubile iu*rvieo reailv of public service really means. increase in provisions in veteran* ably We must stand by our armed standpipe in Nashville. He is offer­ tlons good (Cofitlnued on Page 8. Sec. 25 H'iVirrKlIni' romperoitlm ind j «»J “ 'Ti;'’','',,1 ‘ff'j'hu'ojlntan' >“■! .tid'r.n tor thl. Winter. The 1; — — - Jwork the state Tegisla- 1 Both Mavor Leonard and former­ forces, and the American people wll! ing a good list of cattle, hogs, farm Mayor William Schader said that do it. „ tools, hay. com. and oats. Henry Mr. Relckord was faithful in at­ The Issues bought in Barry Flannery will cry the sale and Nel­ ’’SSrou. ether bill, tor re.er.n; ' County^H Show and the State Fair tending the council sessions and. county at this third sale and the son Brumm wll act aa clerk. See more Important vet. was active and amount of each issue sold were a* the adv. elsewhere in UUa issue for capable In handling committee as­ follow*' sion of Congress, which Ro even | ’£«• '^re she m?r project was required. I full particular*. signments. It is this committee The 7-8 per cent, furtta-r than the President, six had actually reached it. and the Anne °Oo“>oj Ue county • Stock Thoughout Nation the work. both agreed.' which deter­ .. .8423.000.00 due 1944 IN APPRE4TAT1ON points. ■ rr-.h reciiltMl T-iuer Mr* Couitop honors in 4H with 148 other I n>«<itt»d. Later, Mrs. Coul-111 members Now at Low Level mines the quality of a local govern­ Two per cent, There Is no doubt but whgt ail ..ratha. ^e hosoltM stated ”ihebetn the county competing. We wish to thank all people wt» Prof. E. W. McFarland of ment. . . . 58.000 00 necesxarv legL-lation for the car" ■ 8 ‘ a ‘ ea u “ e ,"L 1 Oul or this number there were , 1 due 1951 n^iCSrehabilitation J^hiHi’2tinnOof nf veterans wtarons 'wUl she had had” "»cned reached “me the"’ tum turn' Out of this number «*«_*»*» Reflecting the low level of new contributed articles for the Klwante There art four main cOinnUtlee.t and will heved |CTW1 ’ ahe Wayne University Speaks teto Publte Laws But ln thc rod and i ?any, irry J I!!;i Urc siocks stocks tnrougnout throughout me the country. ner car u> hpr car tire in the local set-up. Mayor Leonard 8.500 00 White Bepiunt Sale and the finu be enacted into PublicnrLaws But I *makr the curvf uimea nf ihU n^rf^re Httte. rolBhe said “ld she &he was WIL' A«ent A.8?U ,FXt5L Orand Rapids RaPlds District Dl^Ct Office support given by shoppers of thia She I■ the Grand To Chamber of Commerce said. Street*. Sewers. Waterworks I F war savings laws of thl* nature are of. little val,._u ,u_ j------ 1 «t least an or 40 eardens were of ,«' Administration today tonrtiuIIh A’KSthat E.n iXd .“an?«j?; unuFinance nuoin-r. and »ad Mr. Mr. Relckord Relckord from from p war savings 1084100 community: also we wish to thank view of’.eJSSdim* Interest aroused by and Inounced an October quota which • >1,In “ .SSul UmetoUme .IWJO Dewey Reed for donating his aervlime to time, durmjhB during his eleven years EK & o; Sr war mini savings that they provide actually receive £5”S'ki!| *Ml j will reduce by one-fifth the number option option seneamea scheduled ior for r«o» Nov. * 2 at which! 5£rvcd as chairman of the first •r rc!Mury Notes. Series C 289.000 00 them The fob of bringing the bene- | "J ------------nruuiy । of new pzAscnger tires available for »___ ...in wh.ih»r three named. ■—— fits and the veteran beneficiaries the three women to Battle Creek. the outetandln< 4H garden in the rationing. *S5 “ Tou, ___________ together Is the primary concern of The four women were on their coViVv(ulPnn^’HC^!S2-rtin,ir JTmt* sUte and lhp nation went sale in a manner which will benefit The September national total of "bone dry” so far as lhe manufac-J'«=ure the inte U«»t ond Industhe American Legion and other vet- wav tn Battle Creek where thev * *25 War Bond according to Mrs. the entire community SSteJ*SlSta! u wel1 over lhf 829.659 Grade I tires has been cut ture and sale of alcoholic is con- ^tou* were emploved by the F>ton ManS^ °/.?,dV(Sf,nU^n?Hofunnly eram organizations. The Hastings Klwanla Club. to 645.050 tires for October. The cerned. the Hastings Chamber of i Mr. Relckord gave to Hasting* is asking was 815.000.000.000/The bonds In order to carry out Hits task facturing Co., who have large con- °£AbeHV^.rL°?„d Adv.-10-7 ' I October quota for Grade I tires es­ Commerce secured Edward W. Me- fortunate , .. . sold footed over 117.000.000.D00. satisfactorily the American Legion tract* with the governments for second award to catnieen proe «[■„****&* Ct£L£‘lL ------------------- ---------------------Kovernments . frock u ,10 ,n War 8avings Stamps tablished for the entire 30-counly Farland, professor of economics at in the state of Michigan have onlv war materlab NOTICE OF REGISTRATION FOR Detroit and I peciallv fe,t by the Board oi ttiyer i _ _ recently added five full lime trained Mr*. Coulson. Mr*. Randall and and the third award of 83 to War west Michigan OPA district is 7.484 Wavne University NOVEMBER 2nd. ELECTION field service officers whose duties Mrs. Russell had been working for Savings Stamps will go to Joanne os against 10,085 for September. Notice is hereby given to all qual­ Local ration boards are Issued a sssr | consist of training the various post the F>ton Mfg. Co., for some time. Bryant. , ified electors who desire to make flat quota for October with no pos­ Murphy regime, to speak on the sub- tendent of the "?at «.aa*aBal -aar service officers within their zones Mrs Wilcox was to start her work " ( sibility of obtaining additional tires. application- for registration. so that they will be able to ade­ .nd Uquor eon-, mif / that plant that morning. I p:cfnn Rina EmnloVfieS;> This To all qualified elector* who de­ Thia quota, based on lhe the allot allot-- («l or quately handle the cases of veter­ at Mrs. Randall made her home with rlSTOn King employees I ment assigned for the coming .’ . , . ... „ I sponsibllitles and was appreciated ■ nvifbkl » sire to be reinstated, due to can­ ans applying for benefits from fed­ celed registration, (in accordance parent*. Mr. and Mrs Rollle Fwrpnd Ountn Bv I month by the Office of Rubber Di- lro““l?,S‘nS'’ind,^,rnU"°;,to --------------- ; Coop.rdH,. Oecupdlioodl eral legislation. Unless these Dost her Fox at Nashville, who are lhe only EXCCCa Vuora °7I rector, is In line with recent OPA service officers are able to function near relatives. large degree of local control. Mr ; Training In City Schools • action to curtail ration demand for nronerlv thousands of potential To all qualified elector* where Vocational activities tn this city The Shop and Office employees ■ qulrements.^Beginning pcU>ber 1 can. take care of theirr IA beneficiaries of the federal govern­ /-X i ■iv.vy r II ere descrtbcd by Arthur Hansen change of address demands a trans­ ment will be neglected because they of lhe Hastings Manufacturing only those car owners who need to dpr°\.„blua 'in the September issue of the Mtehl- fer Of Registration. are more or less helpless if lacking 1 t n 8an Vocational Outlook. publUhed Company, local i anil* andi sent mu nt‘ Each^Monday SffiX-R*. Company, numbering numbering 893. 693, were M- drive 601 miles, or more,. a month. au‘tedto expert advice. communities in the state, he | ' Through the courtesy of J. R. the State Board of Control for signed a quota of 865.000 in the may qualify for new tire*. Fpw communiues in tne state, nc To assist the veteran in the serv­ I Smith, of Cariton Center, »» hyw. Vocational Education. OccupationClUunW ior new uru thlrdwar loan drive Thl* sum repEligibility for new tires ™ re- “jliSS ice and his dependents at home to placed In the front window of the j training I* one of the depart­ SIH‘a.X".hl.% resented 64r". of the quota for Bar- — ------ - -----------* •*’" oJlSw rtEUTwNkh“h"ffi"SiTX, better understand the problems of Banner Office two P ‘ cturw. o™ m ent* of lhe Hastings city schools. Ty County and. In view df the high ££'1rwuito cmuo.I rehablltatlon the national organi­ I enlargement of Mr. Hansen, who U coordinator percentage of the company's em­ Proceeds Io Go Into zation of the American Legion has .. In the picture Is John McCauley, a for the cooperatlve occupational 1943. ployees who wtre already purchas­ synthetic tires can be produced In - f, prepared two booklets: "FWl-In plone?J.,?1f Carl^U*2^LP,i!^.n । training in the high school, writes Crippled Childrens Fund ing bonds regularly through payroll adequate quantity to replace the I The handling of sales of alco- ■ son William. The “n*®r MeCau- M followa a fuii page Of picture* for the service man and "At Home City Clerk dwindlinK supply of pre-war tires, hollo beverages differs from that for those who remain behind to Net proceeds from the White Ele­ or salary deductions, predictions apprentice* at work tn local October quotes for oilier types of of almost any oilier commodity. Mr. ley is shown In the photograph fight on the home front. These phant Sale sponsored by the Has­ were heard that the quota could tires and for tubes remain virtually , McFarland believes. It Ls more po- standing near his yoke of o«n^ Ox gtores accompanying the article: booklets cover most of the prob­ tings Kiwanis Club for local charity not be made. team* were quite common on coun-. Durlng the aummer Of 1938, Has- MEETING OF BARBE VOVN1K unchanged. except for farm tractor tent and brings more social prob ­ lems that concern the veteran and work amounted tn 1824. according However, people tn each depart­ try road* and on Has‘‘w» I Ungs organized Its first eoopwohis family. Just send me your name to the committee in charge; a sum ment formed themselves into vol­ and Implement tires which will be ; lems In its wake than almost any when this picture was takem about tlve occupational training program RURAL LETTER ( ARRIEJM and address and a copy of either which greatly exceeded expecta­ unteer Bond salesman and went to reduced In number because of sea- other commodity except opiates and 75 wrz ago. Ftom the W te®mlwllh an enrollment of eight stu- ASSIH IA11UN and ALA1L4AMI aonal decline in demand. | poisons. No system yet devised for ] The annual meeting of Um Barry booklet will be sent postpaid with tions work. Some employee* who did not to the automobile and the 'airplane । dentg ln M many different occupa- county Rural Leiter Carriers kuo«*» ----------------j handling or controlling alcoholic i thc compliments of the Lawrence Klwanlans expressed appreciation have the ready cash- to purchase — ­ elation and Auxiliary will ba bald .------------------------------------------ I beverages has beet>«ntlrely sattefac- 1* a long step in transportation, ■ t|ona The program Increased—rap J Bauer Post No 45 American Le­ for the fine response given people during ths drive, borrowed money , 'until . In 1940 there were forty- at Um Methodist church at QililTWy tory. At best, all systems arc and from such a pair to a modem w idly gion. of this comunlty In answer to re­ so they could do their part. tractor in doing farm work rep­ five students enrolled In twelve oc­ on Saturday Octobar 18. Chicken . . , — . . compromises which never suit all! Those of you in the service on the quests for discarded or broken arti­ By September 30th. the original resents a marked improvement. Of the people at the same time. cupations. TWenty-ftxd- of these supper at 7 o'clock followed by many fronts all over the world mav cles that could be put In condition expiration date of the drive, the , u (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.1 | were employed as apprentices in election of officers and program. be assured that the efforts of al! for the sale. The collection of employees had already passed well The extension class, conducted by------------ ------------------------. Olenn Griffith, Secretary the skilled trades. GIVE LOAN CLOSET veterans organizations are directed "White Elephants” assembled at­ beyond their quota, but sale* were Dr. Comfort, of the Western State1 The war emergency has made toward the oblectlve of retaining tracted a large number of people continued through Saturday. Octo­ Teachers College, made a fine be- ai A i*»knriwn»inn Fnr EQUIPMENT TO THE made changes but in spite of this SUPERVISORS HERE all that they fought for. all that each day of the sale. Everything ber 2nd in conformity with the fact ginning mn Monaay - ----------- - ------------------------ -i— Monday nigni night a, at Its first OT LEGION AUXILIARY cooperative program is helping Has ­ NEXT WEEK cur comrades of other wars fought put on display was sold. that the explraUon date had. been !। !neeUn _ There 77,^ were present. A iucctini;. were 23 23 present. * JJ. -When in trouble merchants The board of supervisors will oonIt will be recalled that for several tings for. and all that you comrades in At present the proceeds from this extended for the state as a wnole. tI gnd and more arP are expected next Monday | years thc Barry County Health De­ call the school and in a short time vene here next Monday, The aqualthe nresent war are fighting for. sale will be placed In a fund es­ Final-tabulaUon showed a tot** 'T11 RaaLc ~r-* evening. evening. The The sessions sessions are arc held held at>*D// at partment. a* a part of It* com­ a new trainee has been started on The course of the American Le­ tablished for the purposing of help­ of 178.000. (78.000. or at 20% more than the (lhe lhe central school School building here here, ** and G DOOKS his way In some useful occupation, munity service, established loan gion today Is directed toward serv­ ing in the treatment of crippled Treasury Department asked and an an' h Monday n nlgh ight. from 8:30 to' to! w.,h th ■ B and C «a*oin the words of one merchant, “I meeting appointments of n — v.now ~ c.o two « w-~ closets In various sections of the ice for veteran* of this war. toward children. average 812825 per purchaser. . ..S n,. au,hlect taught CrIdTl:?Is "State „J*1” ! frSS of 3 plnm?n«SS hTtl" 1 eoupom line coupons now to two county, the content* of which were don't know what we would do for of the country road commla making available to them the bene­ Kiwanis plans to make this White rrgnmtate production Room and the Sales > rZ- nnV.tn- «h.n th- siudvjl gallons R“Hons each, each, lhe the Barry Barry county county war war made made available to those needing qualified worker* except for the county welfare fits which, through twenty-five Elephant Bale an annual event cooperative training program.” lanltor will be made. Th* yorco. iwr. of the e.nptoyew purJin, „ lf r i lt n » “ &. r KSwS no ’ nuthorlM' eluSe j in time of sickness, etc. In ­ year* nf Legion effort, are now Merchants today, .in attempting ttonment of the taxes to b .—. ....... — v.-Jed in the equipment were hosavailable to their older comrades, to keep their shops running to ca ­ for school, township and tlon ,0 consider applications from pital beds, a wheel chair and vaand toward planning »o that, when departments topped 92'1 parttelpa- h?U iTniXV!- Puh^.nb anther ^Ublcct B *nd c book holders for adjust- rious kinds of materials needed In pacity. are finding it difficult to supported for next year peace comes and these service men tion. and out of the entire 893 em­ I keep qualified workmen. Through made. If MemtS-l “«nu under the new program. The the care of the sick. and women return U> civilian life, ployees. the Impressive total of 817 ‘Arf ei.L u nS? HmuJd to I D»»lrtct OPA office at Grand RapThe Department has now dtebandtheir problems of adjustment will j bought extra bonds oom? tn^nv ldi jULed that local ration hoards . ed it* Service committee and wish- ___________________ I niciiaiu Richard vruiiK Cronk waa vu wiwiuc>>u cmildrr.il/ be less difficult of solution. Z I— a - peculiar ....III.- accident SatQ.tInin tee I (n*Mht he permitted to handle such I Ing to keep the material In use. ha* With much of the groundwork ' bruised in rnmnarerf whh ■PpHcaUons some time after Octo- 'turned It over to the American LeB .. alreadv laid, these veterans can be urday aftemOon at about 3 o'clock, depended upon to further develop jjc went with his father and cm oldU,JlaUtt^ ’n“^- veL ber 15 Adjustments may then be I glon Auxiliary, the Community the program of rehabilitation baaed n brother to Victor Pratt's home, Jhn madc- but on,r 10 rare CASM B“lc S*"*" committee of that organlza- _ upon the needs at that time. The on what is still known as the "Bull ™ , l?*in Cr th , ( t . teuSht in 1 "A" RMohne coupons remain at tlon. Mrs. Donna Harrington, chairpass R. “ in the subjects UU8ht ln three gallons each under the new man. Mrs. Grace Wood and Mr* El-* ... experience of Legion specialists. in form” In Rutland township. Three these extension classes. »order. i vlra Sayles, having charge. The 1 September sale* in the special veteran affairs is now at the dis- ear*--were parked In the yard, Gasoline dealer* are cautioned to Auxiliary already own* a fracture bond and war stamp campaign con­ Employees of the Royal Coach pccxl of soldiers, sailors, marines RichArd's brother climbed into one . keep a record of all B and c cou- bed and Is purchasing twonewhos- | ductad by Barry county retailers th“""** •*■•-«•••• and members of their auxiliary of them and. boy-like, began hand­ Company came uTraush iunm uw i TWO OUTSIDE JUDGES pons taken up to October 1 at old nltal beds so the donation from amounted to nearly three Um** the services. ling the lever*. He pulled one that Third war Loan B ..... “JKJ'SLf?S HELD COURT HERE value. Dealers will be allowed the Health Dept, will be welcome ad-1------* *** -------eted by exceeding their quota of You men and women of world released the brakes on the car. and Two outside circuit judge* pre- through October 8 to transfci such I dltlons to their present equipment, .000 by more than 8800. according, War II will not have to travel the r started toward the place where Space for storage has been given rough road of the pioneer In the . his uttie brother was standing, to John Oonyru. manager. Mr. aided In Barre county circuit court coupons to supplier* at the time of rehabilitation, child welfare, legis- bowling him over and bruising hl* Gonyou state* that about 60 per last week. Judge Hatch, of the Cal- replenishment. If for any reason for this equipment in the Old laUve. and Americanism problem* back. Richard was taken promptly cent of the Royal Coach employees houn circuit heard aomt chancery the dealer can.xx rollow this pro- ■ Central school building. Judge McDonald on cedure he may exchange them for The Auxiliary greatly apj of veteran* as did the veterans of to Pennock hospital where an ex­ were already Investing 10 per eent cases for World War I The American Legion, amination showed that the little of their wages in government bonds Thursday. Judge Hartwick, of Pon- Inventory coupons at hl* local board the kindness of the Depart date amount to (123( 495 25? agali with it* trained personnel, ite years ftHow was not seriously injured. He before the drive started: the re­ tlac, was here Friday while proofs on or before October 8. The sup- . presenting this gift, which an assigned quota for the year of experience. Is on the job now . released from the , hospital maining 40 per cent are all buying were taken tn litigation Involving' pliers have until October 11 to dis- I er be loaned out to those I1474JOOA0. the Echtlnaw drain In Carlton. j pose of pld value coupons. the material. bonds regularly on a smaller scale. (Continued on page L See. 2) । Monday. Home Front iBtBlItf. Drove Co, After Hi, BROTHERHOOD License Was Revoked I $104.50 Fine, Costs MEET OCT. 1 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1943 W- ARI YOU COING Tl PART IN THE 1 WAR BOND 0 DAVENPORT'S PLANS FOR COLLEGE OF ' AGRICULTURE GET UNIVERSITY O.K. A EiTAI AfflhCilT A rAIAL ALUDENI AT ASSYRIA CENTER COUNTY OVER TOP IN BOND DRIVE aSWJsiS!- AUCTION SALES S K.I stage Cor- DEATH Or ARCHIE RE I CKO RD ANNE O'CONNER ■ vn ■ IS 4-H VICTORY GARDEN WINNER TIRE QUOTA FOR OCTOBER CUT itly aid to the uthor LOCAL OPTION ISSUE DISCUSSED HELPS TO SOLVE WAR PROBLEMS Twenty Per Gent then iriou* and । con- doing inlay* ¥^r.‘Mld WHITE ELEPHANT SALE NETS $824 Photoqraph Taken t Seventy-rive Yrs. Ago Extension Class Made Fine jtart rNO SAUrnoriZariOn Adjustments OH A Peculiar Accident Injured a Little Boy Royal Coach Employees Exceed Bond Quota a County Retailers - 1 J « * 1 Far EXCOOd Quota 8S8WP �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1H3’ o",4, &£"*&.• ding him a greeting? You lhe proper address in the section of the Home Front column, this week. Mrs. Ella Wolfe reports that her Friends. In ron-in-lfcw. Paul Dyer, who has been 111 with Malaria haa left Ber­ irrtd st their home in Buchan- gen hospital and Is now convalcsFriday. Oct. 1. Her mothers ——--------- --------- . —. tig health was the cause of near Kalamazoo. at Hq Battery. IIUfiD. Fort Misa' WeFs servering her mcwMr. ^ *nd Mn. Frank Fmnk Bloom Mr nd Mrs. Bloom have have uosecrans. Ban Diego. Calif He is Hon with the Hastings school thU. recently moved from N. Church to , thoron Mr. and Mrs. Newman fall where she had for a number. 1137 s. Jefferson street. >1A-W« of Unslng. ofy^beenlnchYgt Of the Bov Bccut. and member, of the HasUnts Personals: The Hastings । Commercial department | Hi-Y collected about seven ton: Banner force sent a beautiful floral 1 1st Class Pvt Gerald Lawrence ! Of old papers and magazines SatLpteoe to the funeral of Fred Kim-, has been covering quite a bit of the urday. Trucks and drivers for them .wwl, Charlotte, father of Russell U. S. A. since entering service. Aft- • were donated by the state and nCiaunal, superintendent of the me-, er taking his basic training al I county highway departments and ■clianlcai end of the plant. Mr. Kim- Miami. Fla., he was rent to school 1 ulc Pct Mj|k co. - mol. with UlUe If any esperlence,' at Denver, then transferred to MBm n n Walton has been in ne­ to the tro^^hlswrek^.^ffiof^r lrT°S2J(XW?,T,D" bridesmaid, wore a dress ef pink The ten members of lhe Horizon AT ORANGEVILLE accepted flower of spring. Their and her flowers were of a har- club and Miss Kathleen Murray REARING PONDS „ bush has blosaomad in the fall foe. ironlalng shade. Mary Alice Upkey., enjoyed a hike to the Country club a niece of the bride, served as flow- on Thursday after school and had Thirty-five members of the Barry WUO1. er girl wearing a dress of white a cook-out supper. AU report a County Rod * Gun Club planted Vivian Norton and Evelyn Woolclerks over yellow. | happy time. about 137 J00 fingeninm in Barry Ston are new soda tauntaln clerks Joseph Bowers, brother-in-law of • • • ■ county lakes Bunday under direction at Reed's drug store. • the bride, was groomsman and Miss Harriet Simons tlw new of Robert Fortney, superintendent The stats of the ThJ Saturday. Arm“ Ah-’ 'ni ’av J*niM N“h and William Sackett Camp Fire field worker from Bal- 2/ sU?! fW1 haUdtery here: Mr. Rainh ‘begueeta. . u. Creek, attended a meetmgv. Fortney, also supervirea the county Dairy Cow Udders Called One of Vital War Machines ths tnbM vital machines In the entire war effort and must be protected, sines they do a tremendous amount of work tn miking milk from ths nutrlenU^fn ths blood streams of cows. , In order to secrete one pound of milk, an udder must handle 400 pounds of blood. Hance a cow produring 40 pounds of milk daily must to know that LL and Mrs. Edwin .Emmanuel Missionary College c at .lowed with a tea- the second evenfitcm of P!“nUp ...... B formerly ............. used, the pump about eight tons of blood wUlMbe b<rthe itheU Mmhcrn<and 'nnd:t Dau«h,U'r1 wortt u orlc 11 no nA* do,n** 0,1 0,1 ,he ,,lc b** b“5Ls of I through the udder. Considerable E. Pumala. who were previously Rerrien Springs, will reside ^oti on a« ' will Mother Daughter * don 14 of ........-................. -------------bX “ on March 13. igff* ! 1' *urZrJ?1 «bk» sUlioned at Clear lake camp, ------------------------have] firm near thl* city. banquet 1944.* m folwh*fh .ho» show’ whether or not1 care snd attention are necessary to a O'.- pound baby daughter, pit*-, । lowed by a council fire; on May 27 tnntieh nTtnrni rSSt t! nvn^ kecp thl* Nghty »«n*lllve mechanboth Ann. born Sept 19. at Virgin- i CELEBRATING GOLDEN f »>.... i. k- . i or not cnousn natural tooa is avail- , . , . , . . ., able to justify the planting NatL. H.nfit ,m Peeing at its most etnclent ;w«ty yean ago and has been «uw.h,cV?"duc.j! ”u,,nU’- la. Minn. WEDDING BUNDAY spanning is sufficient to keep level. .ns caawnMr. and Mrs Merle Kelly (Mar’°r parucuiany . a<jon> me fOr up;u*11cuwia. optometrists The exam- tan"iteSfu~« “£ui|S«"m ih. iI Tralnln. roune. tor ,u»rdUn>1,i ural -------.u. ... — -•« ------During f he w i nterdairy cows hol Cimiata. tnatlons were held lr. the Sock ­ lakes adequately 1 | InMiOns Were hfld *n Book' .,9jf ' its. also including his Word recently received from Mrs. Cadillac hotel parents of a daughter. Patricia । aiding anniversary on Sunday tue atarilng next week, the one on' *■'«»«’. ,hBl ._ .. snouio should oe be proviaea provided wiui with plenty oi of ■I I. Ensign Ise -----------------------same initials 'G._. G. E- Andersson of Big Rapids — — • — Pearl • Kheel. — • recruiting --------- Louise, born on is mother’s aide is. G W. gives the news that their son. Col.:! officer for the SPARS, was In town in Lansing. Both •erry. cnc time tunc Eaton uwn county editor canor Kingsley 8. Andersson U now in Thursday calling at thc jwhooi and are doing nicely, .. „a.rnH , — . . .... WIWIUWH Bl Ulf mMUtnV UUI’ stebblhs It U expected that Ml*« i ba,t county-owned ponds In the. udders of the cows.- This bedding it both Bellevue clkruc .-..".d and Ycrmcntvlllt. Vermontville. Africa, and the Banner is to be making other contacts. Ensign Mr. •* — “ • — * — Mrs Stephen Johnson (Isabel mg room, from 4:00 to 7:00 o'clock at Elk Rapids, where h>» rent him there. How about some of Klieel will return later to interview ' protects the udder from the cold uJLHTJst* !i!LeiL.ir5lcnd8_¥e InvitedLo call, , Mvra Bumgardner of Battle Creek edited the Elk Rapids Progress. Thc King’s old 'Hastings High class- candidates, the dnte to be an­ bage» draft family din“ ** present both days ji * * * _________________________ ' i snd dampness of concrete floors and win t.ra.. board jo.*irw office, c...ce. taking ta-.ng over over lhe ...s. Preceding Fucedliig open open house, house, a a family din­ *• nounced later. work formerly done by Mrs Orville ner will win oe neid held at the dining hall hall ____________ ■***-----------------~ ; also helps prevent Injuries. Stall Charles Gwinn a student at Cul­ --------------Sayles, who has succeeded Edw. 1 nl i o’clock. when their children. BOARD TO ME^T ------------------' EXECUTIVE divisions between cows are recom­ ver Military Academy this year Popering as secretary of the board Mr? M. C. Musolf of Detroit and The ------------------Executive - •Board of the Barrv |1 L n i\ L J mended, as they prevent mechanical writes that getting to hLs room he ---------- -h-pter. American Re<! ••* . Charles Hinman of Hostings, their -County chapter. * has to turn 14 square corners and FARLEY—WINSLOW • injuries to the odder and teats- Buch , families and other relatives and uium Cross., wiu meet T Tuesday night. Oct j , then he goes up to hta mirror and 12. al 7:30 p m.. at the City Clerk s ! "«'*»«. Can Wail ’ sUrring | Injuries frequently lead to serious Saturday evening. Sept. 25. the KVeida will be nreaent. ! gives a snappv salute. : office. । Don Ameche. Gene llerney 'i udder diseases. Stall divisions may ’ | Thc local selective service office ceremony uniting In marriage MLss -------- ■» a > 1 It’s the naughty Nineties whenJ be made from piping or even from IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE WELDING—AUTO REPAIRING & SERVICE received a letter of commendation Ethel Mina Winslow, daughter of necfting was .sparKing ana every • • ENGAGEMENT necking ■sparking" and | from the Mate executive for their Mr. and Mr*. Percy Winslow, and I IS ANNOUNCED I——— dandy ----...—. fev,— wooa. drugstore had — petticoat i accuracy and promptness in com­ Richard William Farley, son of El­ WE BUILD— WAGONS—TRAILERS—HITCHES er. A spicy story of Grandpa and In case c«f obstruction in the teat ] piling thc necessary and required der and Mrs. Richard Farley of Mt. ithe “> French ™«1> Madamolsclle MM.m.UeW and .M thc -------• . .. . Vernon. Ohio, was read nt the Sevreports for Barry county. ingakement oi her olde.sl daughter, i.uttes fair who uavr their lovers New and Used Parts—Glass Installed Mias Janet L smith, to Pvt Mar_.-,a,r *no RB'C U1clr ,OTe"1 sometimes necessary .to use milking Judge Archie D. McDonald re­ cnth-Day Adventist church here, the air. ceived a vividly descriptive letter the groom’s father. Elder Farley, Un E. Van Gelson, son of Mrs ( tubes. This is a dangerous proccIrom Ma for James E. Spier, former reading the service. Maude Van Gelson. 702 E. MUI St dure. os it frequently introduces dis­ Wedding music was furnished by Judge, who is now stationed in In­ Pvt. Van Gelson, who Is stationed Warner Baxter. Margaret Lindsay asked for 10 percent ease organisms Into the udder. It dia with the India-China Wing. Miss Evelyn Farley of Berrien at Shepherd Field. Texas, as a radio In ’Crime Doctor’’ The story of a man. once the, should not be done unless unnvoidin bonds; now we Air Transport Command. It Is all Soring* and Mlw Myrtle Thompson technician Is spending his ten dav Phone M07 Hostings 221 N. Mich. Ave. master mind of a gang of thieves, Interesting information and Judge of Eaton Rapids, preceding and able, and then the tube should be furlough here with his mother and nerd considerably who becomes an ace criminologist during thc ceremony. McDonald would be glad to pass ether relatives. boiled and the tent disinfected be­ A white satin gown was chetgn the letter on to anyone who wishes No data has been set for the wed- > and highly respected humanitarian fore the tube Is Inserted. Extreme alter an accident causes him to by lhe bride for ner wedding and to read lu . [ding os yet. lose all knowledge of his former care must also be exercised In usMr. ing teat dilator*. “Mr ,oto " H“uno 3JU.•.XS’.m,SS.,^SnU^£ “ft*KT? “.A 5S:i -‘IS v r S TLICATDCC PETE'S ALTO PARTS FDR lay-1: Cash for Your Junk Car "t.ildervleeveS Bad Day ’ starring Harold Peary, Jane DarweR Nancy Gates Giideraleeve is accused of taking a bribe while on jury duly, freeing n notorious criminal, housebreaking and safe robbing »XS.«IME SHOPPING '-O bxToiletSoap 3 £££ zuc spry —9 out of 10 screen stars use it & FRUITf L VEGETABLES] SQUASH ONIONS DRY CAULIFLOWER NEW CABBAGE LEAF LETTUCE ORANGES lbs. TABLE QUEEN CALIFORNIA lbs. lb. lb. it. lb IOc 15c 8c 5c 15c 121c 3 LB. JAR I LB. JAR 68c 24c For all baking and frying Sweet "Top Man" starring Susanna Foster, Donskr O’Connor. Peggy Ryan Dealing humorously and drama­ tically with jwesent dav family af­ fairs and situations close to lhe heart of so many Americans. KENT CLUB COFFEE 19' 33' 26' 31' 36' LB. HILLS BROS. COFFEE LB. WHITE HOUSE COFFEE Tokay Grapes DATED COFFEE CHASE & SANBORN, lb. KAFFEE HAG 15' SANKA COFFEE 37' POSTUM CEREAL BACON s p>,. ib. PORK SAUSAGE , FRESH SIDE PORK PORK CHOPS ROUND STEAK BEEF LIVER SHORT STEAKS VEAL ROUND STEAK VEAL BREAST lean 6 pts. any sixe pieco center cuts 11 pts. 29c lb. 13 pts. 6 pts. ROAST 10 pts. STEIR BEEF »... - 29c 3 pts. 31c it. 25c 36c 41c 36c 34c 46c 19c lb. steer BEEF CHUCK Devise Alcohol Plant Using broken down railroad lank cars for cookers, scouring junk yards and salvage heaps f»r odds and ends of usable equipment, turn­ ing scraps into piping, controls and all the multitude of mechanical eon trivances that make up on nicohnl plant arc all part of the latest war production story to come to light. There was no new plant equipment available und the plant had to.be up and running in lhe shortest possible time. Only $2,400 of original cquijh ment waft usrrt. GROCERY DEPARTMENT Grade 1 pts. ib SLAB Barbara Stanwyck, Michael O'Shea. "Lady of Burlesque" ’Die story of a small town bur­ lesque performer who suddenly gels her blk chance nt ’ The Old Opera House" a famous theatre on Broad­ way. lb. lb. pts. lb. INSTANT POSTUM Large can----------- .............. STERLING FRUIT JARS Withaul covers, dozen ... CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP HOME BRAND OLEO 3 point*—2 lbs. ALL SWEET OLEO I points—Ib. ... ..... . KEYKO OLEO SEMOLINA MACARONI SEMOLINA SPAGHETTI N. B. C. SHREDDED WHEAT 21' 45' 39' 28' 35' 25' 23' 33' 33' 21' lb. 18c RITZ pkg- 21c or Carnotion 1 brown point IF IT WON’T HELP WIN THE WAR—FORGET IT. Lag in Subways Contrary to popular belief, the United States is behind Europe in the number of citie* with subways. While we have three subway-served cities, Europe has at least eight. In thc rest of the world there arc five. Latest addition to foreign systems is the new taur-mllc section opened in Moscow. The world’s first subway opened in London In 1853. long be­ fore construction began in Amer­ ica. Glasgow followed in 1880. Bos­ ton was the first American city to take to the subway idea, beginning operation in 1895. Budapest. Paris and Berlin all antedated New’York, which opened its first underground transportation artery in 1904. Canadian Electric Power Central electric stations in Can­ ada produced 33,445.300.000 kilowatt hour* of electrical energy In 1941 compared with 30.080.248,000 in 1940. This was an increase of 11 per cent and wa* the largest output to date. f'TRAND THEATKB= Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 B FRIDAY and SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8-9 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION GILDERSLEEVES BAD DAY' and Warner Baxter and Margaret Lindsey CRIME "THE DOCTOR" SUNDAY and MONDAY. OCTOBER 10-11 Joan Crawford and Fred MarMurray "ABOVE SUSPICION" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 Only enough admluiona will be sold to fill theatre once at bargain prices. TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI.. OCT. 12-1i-<4-15 lb. >SES| STARLARD I CRACKERS PET MILK I MOLASSES 3 brown points Paint Door Bottoms Even in new houses, the bottom edges of doors arc frequently left unpainted. Inasmuch as the bottom edges have maximum susceptibility to moisture from driven rain or snow, the doors may swell and de­ velop cracks unless the pores of Die wood are sealed. Door* which are likely to suffer in this way should be taken of! the hinges and the bot­ tom edges thoroughly painted and varnished. Emergency Landings Instances in which flight strips along public highway's have prevent­ ed plane crashes and saved lives are cited by the war department. Con­ structed as auxiliary landing fields, these strips saved the life of a sol­ dier at one northern post wbgstothcy accommodutt-d a plane bearing I wo army medical officers being flown In to perform an emergency operation. The regular airfield could pot be used because of a snowstorm.’ but army trucks lined up to Illuminale the auxiliary flight strip. In the East, a heavy bomber which was unable to locate a large airport dur­ ing sub zero weather, landed on a 7.000 fcot concrete atrip. These strip* also can be used for disperslun of military aircraft in ease of enemy attack. HO CAKE No. 10 can 60c| lhe most talked about picture released In yean all filmed In beautiful technicolor Ernst Lubltsch * Miracle of Mirth Gene Tierney. Don Amrche and Charles Coburn "HEAVEN CAN Bahry WAIT" theatrv? Hastlngsr Mich., Phones 2247-2282 JU FRIDAY and SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8-9 DOUBLE FEATURE' ATTRACTION Johnny Mack Brown and Raymond Hatton "OUTLAWS OF STAMPEDE PASS" and Lloyd Corrigan and Dorothy Lovett "MANTRAP" Lat’s all help sink iv "Lat's put every ounce of Ightin’ food I. PILLSBURY’S BIST g«wafc^ FLOUR FDUDLC ENTER SUNDAY ond MONDAY. OCTOBER 10-11 Donald O'Connor. Susanna Foster and Lillian Gish "TOP MAN" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:M TUES.. WED.. THURS.. OCTOBER 12-13-14 Barbara Stanwyck and Michael O'Shea $] 25 "LADY 206 E. STATE ST.. HASTINGS, MICH. N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, MICH. OF BURLESQUE" This Is not an old pi-ture. but h Jast appearing �Tltt BAITINGS flAHHTM. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1R3 I Martin and baby. Hastings, R 3; I DEATH -OF tin which she suffered a hip frar-l*. Rollo Nlbba' slater and chlldrsn' Lewi* Curl, Detroit; Mrs Prank MRS. HENRY SHELDON lure of Hobok*n, N. J, are VtalUng him . Kelly Harting*. R. 2: Mrs. Vern Mrs. Ella Sheldon, who ha* been On October 5. IBM *he wa* mar-1 fQr " ZTZjL I Mrt c. " Elliston. Hasting*, R. 1; Mis* Doro- In poor health for the past fifteen Tied to John 8 Rogers, who sur- *°r* If""***“• , thy Naah. 219 E falair; Mrs. Wright year*, passed away al six o'clock' rives. No children were born to thte Bktns returned Monday from a few Clifford. Freeport: Thoma* Tan-1 Sunday morning. Oct. 8. al Pen-! union, however. Martha Varrill SB? Idarlck. Wayland; Donald Welcher. nock hospital where she had been -came to them when she was eleven I***10?,"1 .4? Id'ttn TO| year* old and shared their home Un who ha* »l*nt use summer (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.) Bedford James Miller. 102 8. Park; I for several weeks (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) ( Roderic Cramer. 403 W. MUI; Ernest. Deceased wa* bom Nov. 1. 187?. us an own child untU she married, here with hl* grandparent* stayed are to be complimented on —Prohibition or local opUon which trainees are placed on the Job. IXtlton Delton are' to be i tn. nn> niece of war iooa wora — — Barker. 505 N. East 8t ; Albert Bk*» the daughter of peter and Agnes She and the husband, a riater and . 25? aS? — of waf food work outlaw* the sale of alcoholic bevworking part time and attending, .. the fine _> piece oJIv d'urhm three dav* erages in any governmental sub- mer. W. Walnut St; MUs Jeanette ..anetie Patterson Coburn, Cobum. both natives of, brother, three '.hree nieces, nieces, two nephews nepnew* 2?* school part time. theyU.t completed du Lf* dAc^r.ifnJ tn Alkm division, represents one extreme In Lewi*. Delton; Miss She came came to Cl*te WUllam* Mis* Geneva Geneva Todd, Todd. i Scotland. Scotland. She to this this comcom- many many other other relatives relative, and and aa host host of of Clare Williams attended attended the 8tete State „ ------------- ------- --------Inuhi?. ^a7rv rSv%r£ the mailer of control Mr. McPar- Hastings. R 2; Wm Stanley, Twp. ' ' ’ left to mourn ‘ her pass-- --------- °" w~*v -sheep ---------------------As In other communities. Hasof I; Wm. Stanley,W.W.munlty I munltyfrom fromHailing. Hasting* Twpabout . aboutfrierfriends are »howof Suffolk al -Kalamalings haa —types ------------of *-------------tings has two program*.'"" Bishop..Barry County Farm Labor .: John said whether Whether or or not not It II U u Stale tjiave St «**.: jonn Kollar. Kollar, Middleville: Middleville; 48 48 year* years ago. ago She She was was united united In In ;. ing Ing Weoriaiaay w Mr. ana Mrs. one for the ln-scnool student and A**l*tent. who helped supervise me ; wise to adoptthl* J \ — n.hv mvL.r Freeport; Mr. u? Henry H»nrv 8 r Rheirt.it > and system of Lcon-1 BabyTyier. Mr* n-r.M Gerald I I m.ret.iw. marriage to Sheldon and I AtAl an early age she became a Clifto* Campbell attended the oOwr for lhe out-of-school per- group. 80 Delton hfch school stu- j trol dependf on a number of fac-1 Detour and baby. 306 8. Hanover. | te them were born two children member of the Wesleyan Methodist son. In each instance the student dent* harvested 3 148 crates of car- tors. uol I Medical patient* are John Cap-1 A#nes- no« Mr» °°n Siegel, and church at Hickory Comer*. uter Bunday afternoon in honor of Mte* follows a prescribed course directly rot* on the Riley farm* In Gun Lake --------------------------------------MP., wra. MfP.rt.nd MK> U»> U be gn. 07 Mr.. Cb;. ““'X “r'.njl SSSS“rrMf “SS Ktord “S. VLXJS' family related to the occupation. Cooper- ‘"r,h ' Mr two Usters. Mrs.^Allce active in all community af fate*. wasiMadayon buainesa* Mr.Shd Mrt alive programs have been arranged -------------------M*‘“‘»ta to vote wnorr. n wasmngwn mw. of IUstln and Mrs H„. Vffy -nerou* and especially Carl Bohde of Ft. Wayne were for student* tndepartment <*—-------- - stores. ------| 1 to be lost for lack of tabor to har- •®u‘d groceries, meat market*, gasoline vest. F^ev and hi* five tenant for • bone dry law U. ! ’’"p tttSmknMiddleSille Rich-! riet Martin of Toledo; also two thoughtful of those less fortunate.;-----------------------------------------------------------station*, drug and shoe stores. In farmers called for help from the 1—If he was convinced that an * a “'"nan. Miaaievuie iu brothers. James Cobum of Detroit than she. the craft* and trade* apprentices Delton School. Mr Harper, Super- overwhelming majority of the peo- J!? S'nj^r «; * ■ and Peler Coburn of Hasting* Twp can „ aDUv Mld of her. -------------- ■ are learning the technique* of ma- Inlendent of School and Mr Weav- pie in the county were both publicowrt Ma* Sheldon wa* a member of I "She passed this way but once but _________________ chlnlsts. molders, patternmaker* er. Agricultural Instructor con- ly and privately bone dry and did "nny Doyte. FT^POrt nrsl Methodist church for! »he s<^Hived that those whotellow and printers. I tacted County Agent Foster for not care to use alcoholic beverages Seven ‘urglcsi I»Uen»a-1 many year* and of the o E. S. No. i Sww- whteh way she^em" One of the first occupations to’help In oreanlsTne a harvesting in any form. 'ffiS 'T Know_2»cn_way_vte_en_ — graduate a student wa* dry cleaning "ew.of «ud*nt*- Ml Btehon wa* 2_lf he waf convinced that by gS'V.’) • **“. Fun.r.i sorvlrex verr held at ntrsitaw^ ttit • I • 3M W a’r^"’u7i Lenta "chaffeeJ *“»««’ were held at PLEASANT HILL Thl* proved-highly successful and loaned U> help aupervteatbe 80 making BIUUIIUHC alcoholic beverages more Nashville; Russel) Oerllnger. 310 -T boys rtUmUHI Walldorff funeral home on Mr. and Mrs. George Konzen of continues to be one of the strong JV */ " •—•••• — I difficult to obtain. •• It -would auto­ R Broadwav Miss Helen Laver *1- Tuesday afternoon al two o clock. South Bend spent lhe weekend with ■ ray; Miss Helen layer. Al- ------------------the maUcany cauge drinking. points in the urogram. During early ported the boys by truck from fr< .. to: W m vWlv. Deardorff. Clarksthe Rev. L. Winston Stone officialncr her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. walva Deardorff. Clarkswork andl 3_lf he w convinced that “ II -tile; "T.-. ; Mrs. Bertha Eckardt. Lake OTgsnlxallon the. student was urged school to ,n the ,h' • orlt and return r*u* Interment in Riverside cerne- Williams. * Mrs. Herb Cook is mak­ to take a correspondent course from ' pal‘l a .^ood *o,n< *1?' f?r ll”’ *°uld remove lhe temptation from «***•,-ing some repairs on the porch of u natlonsllv known, dry cleaning work. Hie group working by the me youth of the county and would ,uaesJi* . her house, and by that we mean school. This proved so successful crate averaged over 40 cents per not merely substitute In it* place X’’ « y T. C. . "Mrs." cook Because of labor short| OBITUARY OF desirable blind pigs or I that other student* following have hour and enjoyed the work MYRTTE A. ROGERS MAE WEST — li U. fl. war slang Mr Riley ha* has engaged during other places of Illicit Mie sale. taken simitar work with excellent 1 Mr. descriptive of * tank with two I Myrtle A Warner was bom Feb floor and supports herself * Sun-' the summer seasen youth groups 4—If he felt sure that there would results j 11. 1876. at South Pine lake, the day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs.. turrets; alio a life preserver worn ' daughter of Leroy and Alice Mae Care Williams were. Mrs. Inex When careful planning lakes from other towns. Jamaclans from be no Illicit selling of alcoholic bevplace, there is a sound practical the State Labor Camp at Chief erages In lhe confines of the coun-1 high tinder th* armpit*. Million! Warner Her entire life was spent Jordan and Mrs. Ida Schleh of adjustment to working conditions Noon-Day and other groups He re- ty or that a bone dry law would । of ui won't ride tank* or crow in this community where site was Middleville and Pfc Edwin Earl wmen places maces a a student stuaent. In in a a ;xxslnasi- serves his praise however, for this merely cause people to go to nelghwhich the oeean to we rnuit do our loved and respected by all who Schleh of Pocatello, Idaho, who is ' tlon of knowing what he desires to ; ‘on «fh°ol «rj»m> •» being the boring counties to do their drinkhome — on ten-day * knew her. She departed this life ........ . a — —, furlough ----- ..... part on lhe home front and Sept. 28 al Crispe hospital In Plain- ».Mrs Addle Lewis was at lhe home Trim and up-to-the-minute do Through occupational training ' rno®‘ orderly and hardest working ing. rtud^U^e finding their placw in <roup on his fields this year. He 5-If. in general, he was conbuy War Bonds to the limit to back well, where she had been for nearly of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Cook part for A. M. wear, yet they take the workaday• worid. holdiw th.tr < • ™d of carrots Just seemed ylnced that resident, of the counthe attack of our Invasion fortes. i seven weeks following an accident of last week on account of illness. on a sparkling new person­ jot» end progressing toward the top before them ty do not use intoxicating bevrapidlv There i* a source of satbach one of the three da vs about erages or that a majority of the visality after five! Two-piece or* here will be non-annkers , Isfaction in watching these young fln pupils volunteered for the work. Hors non-drinkers. . casuals in rayon, featuring However. Mr Mr. McFarland McFarland wan warned. people on lhe fob. finding their The group was about half boys However all die new fashion tricks of je gmKees and moving on to a better and half girls Certainly these stu- if vou vote for local option and if "some school it carries, don't go home feeling lliat the season! Hin-alimminc । ns their knowledge of the Work । uenu dents nave have m.*«-d missed ------- —’— ’ work but thev have obtained a keen something definite has been done lines . . . graceful flared ef­ satisfaction in Mvlne over 3,000 Nothing will have been achieved Hastings expects a steady growth fects , . . shirring to mold bushels of carrots and helping, os but on opportunity to try out a new in occupational training programs 1 thev ran and as the opportunity system and make It wort. TTw real your figure. Dashing trim­ k> nl .. a* . • 1 present« itself, in this essential foodfob will begin, a Job which will re­ ming! Sixes 12 to 20. New rlashc Material production lob A* years go bv thev quire vigilance and consideration J n LL remember the lesson, of every day of the year May Outmode Rubber tin* work and the lasting Mtlsfac- On the other hand. Mr McPar— non of a job well done. land said he would vote against ■ Woodland. Middleville and Nash- loc“' m to dribbin, bu. hldrt. e-toll, -nMarvelous new substances ore ™.r Ite SSt cSp?"to""?!? >™d »nd .totorf ite .mrttoto .nd being produced in the research lab­ rtS'oSj Kd oratories of this country. Last week locality. The weather has been problems of control. < Il ls neceaannouncement was made bv Glenn mefat ideal for this work and they wry to remember, h- Mid. that L Martin, president of the air­ have ®n ,wh have harvested harvested thousands thousands of of bushbush­ J™ craft company bearing Jtta name, els working in many small groups affects all other citizens of the that his factory laboratory had county. Ask vourself how they will developed an entirely new plastic, respond and how It will work out." which promises to lie better than 3—If he thought that a goodlv rubber for automobile inner tubes number of citizens were not really and for other products opposed to drinking. "It doesn't take many." he said, "to make a bad sit­ This new suostance ts made from uation of such a restriction in anv coaL limestone, salt and water. It community. They may object to is not a synthetic rubber, about Barn- County homemakers en­ being forbidden to drink and thus which we read so much. Mr Martin . stated. Il Is called "Marvinol." and rolled In extension work for 1943-44 made worse drinkers." 3—If hr was not sure that Is an entirely new product Its uses will Join to defend their homes ! against waste, say* Mary E. Bullis, this form of control would work as have not been fully exploited. intended. Martin said that one of the prin- home extension agent. "Some education with respect to cl|>al advnnloges of the substance IEleven —;... women have jJust — com~ tailoring 'illorlng rourse. taught bv by the nature and consequences of al­ was that It was 100 percent reclaim- »le<ed « Eastman, specialist In coholic consumption will do more able—a property which he said Martorle E"-'-"-" .3 In which two coats, a to bring about a reasonable alti­ "may In itself revolutionize the en- -----------clothing. Jacket, suit*---were tire Inner lube industry-" I; J® 5-®1, and eight .....-------— made tude toward the problem than end­ Another valuable nroperty. he Three of these garments were make less ranting against the “evils of drink". Mr. McFarland slated. "Ed­ said. Is Marvinol's ability to retain . overs. air when used in inner tubes. He To aid with home sewing, sewing ucation will do-more than laws to asserted that tubes mode of the machine clinics will be held in the discourage exhibitions of vulgarity We material had been driven more than : cquntv October 19 and 20 Anyone and bad taste in drinking 6.000 miles on company car* with- 1 wishing to bring a machine in. Americans are the world's fastest out having a single pound of ate, c'far? lt up and have It adjusted law makers and also its best law­ added 1 should call Miss Bullis at the Ex­ breakers.” Martin also said that "rubber" i lc,2ilon office'in the courthouse, "In mv mind, Prohibition (and I gloves made of the substance had ' Tite four lesson* which will be was for in both increased lhe prev­ been used in a photographic tab- taught by local leader* to their alence of heavy drinking and made oratory for 55 days and were still groups are care and repair of small II-more respectable. It became the tuable. although showing signs of I electrical equipment, new trick* for smhrt thins to drink great quan­ deterioration Rubber gloves under' old clothes, arrangement of fumi- tities of vile liquor and to show tli> same conditions, he Mid. rotted ture and "nacking a punch in ev- defiance of the law. It became! the smart thing to secure bootleg] and became completely unservlce- I cr’.*un£h" . , Rich, soft felts—both de­ able in 14 days I The health of the family 1* not liquor and swill it regardless of He said Marvinol had atao been forgotten a* two lessons are of- disastrous and possibly fatal effects. mure and dashing! Mists of used experimentaliv to make nip- f«®d for leaders one on in-Mca- Selling bootleg liquor became a big veiling or brilliant feather ples for nursing bottles, fountain Hons of Illness and a second oirt on business, provided the basts for trim. Styles for everyone! pen sacs, hot water bottles, soles preparation and equipment of the racketeering and organized crime, and heels and even pencil erasers, ji sick room. ro9*n- . , . not pnly In the liquor business but Tlie first lessons for leaders are beyond that and led to endless po­ I scheduled for November 2 and 3 at litical and legal corruption. Instead Ute courthouse In Hastings. of Prohibition, it would have been । A home front chairman is select­ much wiser and cheaper to have ed in each group to assist with the instituted a sane educational pro­ various drives and help bring war- gram." | time information to the group on "This is our real problem today. Donald Welcher. 27. of Bedford 1 wavs of MVlnx fat. scrap or paper. It is about time wei call In our of an organized was badly Injured about 4 o'clock,I The --------other —• officers —— ------- - medical men, or chemists, our psy­ .... extension group are chairman, sec- chologists. our Sociologists and our Saturday afternoon ,.v.. near^lhe top extenslon^^roup^are^chairman^secof the south hill approaching what । relary. treasurer and two project educators to promote education on was known as "Whiskey Run Hol- leaders. what alcohol really Is. its effects, low” In pioneer days. It is about six While there are only four lessons and how to cope with U. If we do miles south of Hastings. In Balti- on thrift and two on health, ex­ this, the results will be an Intelli­ more township, on M-?7. I tension groups are often found ac- gent cooperation In lhe interests Mr. Welcher was going south on live in community affairs such as of a saner and better society for that highway, riding his motorcycle., Red Cross work and school lunch both ourselves and our children." He Is experienced in the handling programs. and operating of that type of wheel ] Mother* often fight best at home PENNOCK HOSPITAL At the top of the south hill there and It Is for homemakers who want During the week of Sept. 27 to I* a turn -to the right. For some to do their part to rave these homes Oct. 4. the following babies were reason his machine go» out of con- 1 that these lessons are planned, bom at the hospital: A boy to Mr. trol *0 that, instead of making the | and Mrs. John Martin. Hastings. turn, the motrcycle went straight । R. 2. Sept. 21; a girl to Mr. and ahead and off the east side of the Using farrowing quarters succes­ Mrs. Claud Covey. Hastings. R. 2. roadway, near lhe top of the hill. I Sept. 28: a boy to Mr. and Mrs. The rider was thrown violently I sively for different groups of sows Ralph Van Wle, 428 E Court St. against the road bank striking on 1 and their litters is one method of Sept. 28; a bov to Mr. and Mrs. his face and head, causing deep cuts increasing ri>rk production, the Uni­ Earl Moore. 318 N- Church. Sept. and possibly other Injuries. versity of Illinois college of agricul­ 29; a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Donald The Injured man was picked up ture says. On some farms the same Moore. Hastings. R. 5. Oct. 1; a by Nell Granger, who was on his boy to Mr and Mrs. Allen New­ quarters arc used for different lots ton. Nashville. R. 3. Oct. 1: a girl to to Pennock hospital, where medical of sows at interval* of about two the Rev and Mrs. James R. Chrts. and surgical aid was given. Several months, so that when one lol of pigs ncil, 401 E State Road. Oct. 3 a X-ray pictures were taken. These is ready for weaning, the next sows boy to Mr. and Mrs. R. E Transue. had not been developed when this Clarksville. Oct. 4. • Item was written. He was able to farrow arc moved in. Two or Patients discharged are: Mrs. to be returned to his home Monday, three groups of sows, each having Leslie Oversmith and baby. 922 E but will return to the hospital later two litter* a year, will produce from Madison; Mrs. Gaylord Cook and for such other treatment as may be I four to ilx lot* of pig* of as many baby. Lake Odessa; Mr* Irs. Sarah necessary If anv. when the X-ray different age) on some of these Rulison, 519 E Green:'L Mrs Carl picture* tell their *tory. s. Richard Scott. Lake Odessa*. Mrs. farms. Lelnaar and babv. 1111 S. Broad­ Optimism is the abllitv to speak I way: Oerald Mead. Nashville; Mrs. of “my” car in the face of a chattel 1 If -. lhe -.v worst comes, a use for lhe Kenneth Laberteaux and baby. 3in mortgage with 10 payments still to > road hog might be found, for he W, Madison: Mrs. Earl Moore and be made. 1 ought to drive an 80-ton tank. baby. 318 N. Church; Mrs. John HELPS TO SOLVE WAR PROBLEMS Student Volunteer* m^aun" rop* .LOCAL OPTION ISSUE DISCUSSED jl‘> » NEW FROCKS y.9O For Inner Tubes, Etc. War on Waste, Homemakers Theme For 1943-44 MILLINERY J.98 Bedford Man Hurt Saturday on M-37 ■ In Baltimore AT PENNEY'S! T'S patriotic and wise, nowadays, to save money every way you can—to save and put your savings into War Bonds! Save by making everything last longer. Save by not buying useless and trivial things. Save, too, by shopping regularly at your J. C. Penney store for things you really need! I The less you buy the more you need Penney values. • Penney’s still offers, as it always has, the highest quality merchandise that can be had, at th&lqwest possible prices. You don’t pay for costly extras, for frills, or “front” at Penney’s. FBIPAY SPECIALS SATURDAY HARVEST TIME PANCAKE FLOUR Ploi" * "ck‘h"' HIGHLANDS DAIRY MILK quart HIGHLANDS COTTAGE CHEESE °o paint* DURKEES OLEO 4 point,' i lb. PORK LOAF 5 points _ Ib. SMOKE TANG SAUSAGE 5 point* lb. SMOKE FISH whiting* no points Ib. BUY STAMPS C. Thomas Stores 25‘ 13c 16c 23c 33c 42c 38c BUY BONDS And there’s another thing about Penney’s that’s a Mg help in this wartime year. The folks who work at your Penney store are people who know this town and its wants and needs. Their chief concern is to help stretch your budget and to see that you get merchandise that will serve you and suit you well. It pays big dividends to shop at Penney’s.- MEN'S ALL-WOOL Real investments in lasting styling and enduring fabrics—and all at rock bottom prices! Rich striping* in single or double breasted mod- MARATHON' HATS 398 . Lasting* quality ,’aD wool falls that can take Masons of hard wmt! Raw or bound edaoa in all tba naw suit shades. Invert (fa a mw Marathon hat today! * J SUITS Jt/ Jr �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDA ITORIAL5 £WtE&S44«e*auniK *!s='?-”“^1 CHURCHES । Evening service* at 7:30. Evange­ listic singing and sermon by Pastor CHURCH (ODntlnued from Page 1 Section I.) Tuesday night BY.P.U. at the 1 I.OO.P. halt church at 7:3o. All young people In­ tttog As a matter Of fart, bond rati^S. vited. Wednesday night prayer meeting buyer* are merely Invwllng their' Divine worship at 10 so AM The at the church at 7:JO and teaching money In something that 1* safer pastor will preach on the theme, rh?,. tinman In. "And ,Ie Brought Him to Jesus “ of 8. 8.. tenon. than money and which brings an ingl U .M A M Wednesday ocwiesday »r afternoon. —-- Oct. 13. the will meet term return greater than most n.ooo.ooo children in America have Lsdtes Miutonary-- Society ----no religion* Instruction whatsoever. with Mrs LmHe,(gr I Prepare your child for intelligent ctttonshlp here and hereafter. PRESBYTERIAN luis” iVRuiriA chHcf to "Sunday school ANNOUNCEMENT! S Conger Hathaway, pastor AiM ta^thTsouthwwt1 Pacific. The lhU ?.u.nd-y’— Rev. 8. Conger Hathaway left for Flint Monday to preside as outlook is favorable. FIRST METHODST CHURCH Moderator and preach the sermon . The Michigan Michigan Christian Advo- al the opening session of the Synod A word of caution, however, tomcat?, pul -,ate. official publication of the -* Michigan. The meeting lasts .... — those opttmists who think that Methodist Church —•- for the Detroit of •nemy resistance is certain to col- Area, is celebrating Its 70th annl- until Thursday afternoon. The Trustees will meet Tuesday lhe week tapae at any moment now—Enemy versan »e~-— during -----------* beginning night, Oct. 5. next line* have not yet been broker) on R fxA Sunday, October 10th. Copies The Presbyterian Guild met at gny of the scattered fronts. “ ’• - cne of Mias Agne~ sst, teiLdS' WUwY »m>lM m stm, w in face ef superior power, but In comparwtively good order. J . • • • I The number «. of prisoners taken ’.Ticr is a a reliable reliable index index aa as to to whe whetnt Is retreating retreating a-iuium. according ■n Opponent opponent is 2 gy to the rear\ as hard-pressed Na.i commentator* now put it!) or is in • state of disorganized rodte. „„ p„,„, .. ............. on -OOM Utcra.uro and .nd Good U>- Good Literature Livmg." indnv Hchool will meet at The Sur^.. der the direction nf Judge ll:3p — under Adelbcrt * ‘‘ CortrlglYL General Su.’*rtntendent There are classes for ------------- which Nazi lines were so definitely smashed that further organized re­ sistance on their part was Impos­ sible, prisoners were taken by the hundreds of thousands. METHODIST RURAL PARISH Bessie Margaret Rulison. Pastor Preaching Bunday at Martin and Quimby Time 10—11:30. Sundav School—Martin 10 a.m. Quimby 10:30 azn. Goodwill 10:00. Hendershott 10:30The Rally Day Services al Good­ will were well attended. A bounti­ ful dinner at 1 pm. followed lhe morning services. At 2 pm. the fol­ lowing program was presented Congregational singing lea by Elaine Count. Instrumental trio. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith, and Wm. Far­ leyMrs. Smith Introduced Rev. E. H. Babbitt of Grand Rapids who took as hl', theme—"Moses Alibis and Ours." Elaine and Jack Count sang "America is Marching" followed by another number by the trio The closing hymn. ‘.’God Be With You" was then sung. , ■ „.­ The special offering ™ on last Su Sun day day for for lhe the pejxtofiip Fellowship O off SufferSufferand service amounted to 8122.C0*The money wTlf be used for Ov — -------------- — —n­ ­ erseas Relief and for service to our At Stalingrad and In Tunisia, the boys in the camt» at home The same thing happened in Prance when Nazi mechanized le­ gtons broke through at Sedan, also in Russia when Hitler’s initial in­ vasion thrust eaught lhe Soviets by surprise and left hundreds of” thousands nf troops stranded in iaolated pocket*. spent Saturday and Suaday at lhe home of Mrs. Ora Wheeler and calling on old friends * Mr and Mr* J. Campbell. Mrs W. A Vance, and Mr and Mrs Colln jjonro attended Eastern Star meeting at Hastings last week. * The funeral of Mrs 1 Marv pox Randall who was kilted in ’ in inlnmAhlU automobile arrlrtenl accident e»r!v car£ Wrirfav Friday morning was held at the Hess funeral home on Sunday The Rev Kenneth Griswold officiated Much sympathy Is extended to trre be­ __ ___ ,_____ - .— John Bashreared parents. *J.Mrs ore and granddaughter Ruth Maurer have been spending a few days at the home of her daugh­ ter. Mr* H. R Krieg before re­ turning to their home In Detroit ♦ Mrs Blanche Wright had as din-1 ner guest Sunday Mr. and Mrs. i , £ ‘Snf Artiur Wilbur Walk.'r and diughter of, Owosso and Mr. and Mrs W O Crothers. 654 W. Green Street. Mrs D»'*n and sons of this district ♦ Gourter Taft of Camp Tlbert. Ala­ R^*2' i&SLLh ‘youth5’’ bama is enjoying a ten-day furLc; Ic.ugh visiting ills parents and other friends. On Sunday Mr anti hostess. Through the cooperation of sev­ Mrs Taft entertained the follow-, eral church organizations ’Home inc for dinner in hi, honor MU® Prayers” and a Church bulletin will June Parris of Ann Arbor. MIm be sent by the Pastor each week to Mac Block and William Oriev of the "ahut-ln" members of the Detroit * Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lentz and Mr and Mrs Clair Mason *nent Church and Congregation. the weekend at the Len'x rot'aire at Wall lake. * Claude Marshall of PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Next Sunday at 10 A. M. will be lensing and son. 2nd Lt. Claude. our 8. 6. Rally Prizes will be Jr.. A.A.F. who had just finished awarded to those bringing the great­ his training at Yale University est and second greatest number of were calten of the former s mother new students. The winners of the Mrs. Llbbte Marshall Thursday * previous contest will alto receive Mrs Clarence Shaw entertained a their awards. Mrs. Mankcr will group of young people Saturday dramatize n Bible story and Mr evening in honor of the birthday nf ML” Greta Mae Garlmger Roger and Mrs Curtis will sing. At 11 A- M. Rev. Mrs. Mankcr Shaw and Don McVeigh of Detroit were guests will speak. Pfc 1,00 ScCr- of Pine Camp. 7 P. M. Young Peonies Service New York spent from Friday until 7;45 Preaching Service • Thurs. 7:30 Prayer Service at lhe Sunday with his wife nt the home of parents, ,,,v the kkwu Leon Grays * Church. . "» her |»iruw. « A mortgage burning service will The Rev and Mrs H R Krieg enbe held Oct. 24. our DLst. Supt. tertain»d lhe MlnlsteriaF Assn of being present, and some of our for- Nashville at their home Mond«v I evening. The business meeting folmer pastors. Sneclal revival meetings Nov. 7 lowed the co-operative dinner. Thc annual election of officers result­ ed ns follows, the Rev H R Krieg Evangelical church, ,president: the NASHVILLE , — —. --------------------------- - . Mrs Maude Wotring has taken Rev. Kenneth Griswold McthMtst.l a position as hostess In a girls Vice Pres ; Mrs. Mrs Erma Van Allen. Allen, co-operative rooming house in East Naznrene Church. Sec -Treas Next Lansing and left Friday to assume meeting to be held at the home of her duties Several social affairs the Rev and Mrs. Griswold * The were held the past week In her hon- WSCS. meets FrldaV. Oct 8. in or. Mrs EWe Fumlas entertained the home of Mrs. Elsie Furni.” Monday evening with a dinner fol- Mrs Clem Shepherd Is in charge lowed with bridge Thursday Mrs. of the study hour * The Clo’erW A. Vance had several friends In leaf 8 S. class of the Evangelical for luncheon and an afternoon of church will be entertained Friday visiting Thursday evening lhe evening at the pome of Mrs. Lena Methodist church and Bunday Jannacek The Cheerful Charity school hud n co-operative supper class will be entertained bv Minand social evening In- the church nte Bailey- in the afternoon. * parlors. Mrs. Wotring was super- Mrs Victor Brumm will be hostess r . — --hool intendent of the Sunday ser.v.-* to w Division uoimvh No I of the .•>« Ladies <Aid ua.. | and an enthusiastic worker in all Evangelical church. Wednesday activities for the betterment of our afternoon * Mrs A W Bateman village and will be greatly missed and little daughter Gail of Detrot'. We wish her happiness in her new are spending the week nt the home work. * The Rev and Mrs. H R of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Von Krelg were In Kalamazoo Tuesday Fumlss. Russia gains since the start of lhe Red offensive have been Im­ pressive The Soviet Army h.v. doubtless taken a heavy toll of Nazi men and equipment 'In any ex­ tensive military retreat, no mat­ ter how orderly, transportation problems make it Impossible to save all equipment which has been: moved Into the fighting area and FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. casuist les among lhe rear guard left behind to protect the bulk of Comer Church and Center Street* Subject. "Are Sin. Disease. and _J the retreating army L< ordinarily Death Real?" heavy) but so far there has been Sunday service 11 a m. no claim of great numbers of pris­ Sunday school 9:30 azn. oners taken. Wednesday evening ^rvlce 7145 U Rending room In church edifice If the Nazi’ are able to hold1 the shortened Dnelper line and di­ open Wednesday and Saturday froth vert enough strength to bolster the naturatly-atrong defensive posi­ SEVENTll-DAV ADVENTIST tions in Northern Italy and Jugo­ slavia. and if they can hold their Corner of East and Bond home---------front together then the ----------------------... g M. Schram. Pastor storming of "the fortress of Europe” , Services on Saturday: may be a long, costly Job.--------------------------------- c-u—i «■«« . Fdomlng Worship 11.00 A. M. Vespers 5:30 P. M. There Is nothing yet to indicate Prayer Meeting: Wednesday eve­ that German military power is in nin', 7:30 P. M Immediate danger of collapse , Dcrcas Society Meeting. Thurs­ day at I 30 P M in the basemen: What effect short rations, years Of lhe Church Building. of overtime work, uncomfortable' housing conditions and the con­ FIRST U. B. CHURCH tinued strain, and terror from Corner of East and E Grand bombing raids is having on Ger­ ’ A. kt Coldren. pastor 9 55 Bible School, classes for all man civilians, must be classed as ages. an unknown factor. The effect Ls 11:00 A. M Morning worship— bad. of course—But probably no ’ God * Pr ovision For a Life of one on the Allied side knows exact­ Prayer " ly how bad. 6: 30 P M. Adult and Senior C. E. 7: 30 P. M Song service and gos­ ' Five dollars If vou can name lhe pel message. Mon 8 P. M Barry Co C E Un­ largest city in the country, whose initials are N Y ." says the radio ion meeting at Nashville Evangeli­ , • quiz conductor. But the band falls cal church. Thuis 7:30 Adult Prayer service to nlav "Sidewalk’ r.f New York." which makes It difficult in pastor’s study. The following officers of the Grand St. c E. society were .in­ DIRECT FROM THE STADIUM stalled by thc pistor: Pres Eleanor Jarman: V. Pre*. Phyllis Webb; 8ec.-Reporter. Dorothea Gardner: Tfeas.. Tbm Birdsall; Pianist. Max­ ine Ostroth: Chorister. Milo Coldrcn. Devotional Chmn. Clifford Stormes. ^‘mMt with1UMra ’rxuiU in Richland Friday. Oct. 8 all day meeting with a pot —‘‘‘uni a nfey. All I Ketcham and Mn M The D.GTO. Club • . will meet next wa* angelica) church al 8 o'clock. The meeting's theme will be: "The Christian Life—The Happy Life." Speaker Allen J. Weenink. Hol­ land. rite pras. Mich. C. K Union. Conferences will be conducted by various leaders on: Extension. De­ The Banner Class will meet at votion’. Mission*. Church Activity, and Recreation The film “The the home of Mr*. Charles Wilke*. Worship Committee in Action’’ will R. 3. Woodlawn Ave. Hasting*, on ' be shown In the devotional confer­ Tuesday. Oct. 13. enceCircle No. 3 of th* W 8 C. 8 willI The Thornnppl leet at the home of Mrs Waller meet on Thursday, vci. a*, a Ben Cowles. 412 w. Center ' odist Sunday school will hold interested please bring meeting .. BUIT monthly E’.eH'iL'SS! 1"' in the enu t or vegetable* for thi Tin basement Thursday evening. Oc! Commonwealth. There will be a pot luck supper. j Regular meeting of Rebekah Lodge No. 53 will be held In LOOT, hall Friday. Oct. 8. at 8 o'clock. COMMUNITY NOTICES The Pn-*t Noble Grands of Re­ The Union cemetery circle will f «... meet H.'.l nt the .home .-..I. ...... u| ..a potluck UHIUV. bekah lodge will meet .for dinner nk at Ketch­ of Mrs. Henry Sothard Wednesday am’s Hall. Lacey, on Wednesday, evening. Oct. 13. Potluck supper at. October 13. 6:30. Entertainment following , ------------- Cloverdale W.C.T.U. will meet at The Cloverdale L. A- 8. will be the church Oct. 20. (Wed i at 2 entertained al the home of Mr. and o’clock. Subject: Citizenship. Every- Mrs. John Tedrow, on Oct. 14. Evone come. j eryonc welcome. _______ The October meeting of the'Milo W s c- E>. will be held in the parThc WS C 8. will be heldat the lora of the Methodist church. Wed home of Mrs. Merle Bradfield. Oct Oct. 13. al 1:00 P. M. Members arc 20 In thc afternoon. SI” mtmSMY .JlIBfTII AT A=F CHICKENS NO RATION ROASTING. FRYING OR POINTS BROILERS REQUIRED F»UH DtESSED CHICKEN HIAITS AND u 37‘ GIZZARDS u. 61( Leg of lamb STEWING FOWL CHICKEN LIVERS CHOICE in curs lUNNYPlELD SMAIL, RIH STA* BULK LAMB CHOPS ROLLED OATS riSW! lESffir stay and enjoy lhe Sunday school nour KNiowuig. > gelUtic campaign with Rev. FranxI fin Norris aa evangelist. Thia camCedar Creek palgn I* designed to make Hastings The annual Harvest Festival of । an easier place tn which to do right the Bunnell church will be Friday night Oct. 8. the Rev. BwadUng of Hickory Comer* being the speaker. ., ine services will continue nightly There willi be refreshments In tbe t^u-p oet nih evening at basement after the program. Every- 7:S0. You are welcome, body invited. j -— MARRIAGE LICENSES Delton Rally Day will be observed in lhe Ruxsell Wallerspaugh. Bl Joseph Co34 Delton Methodist church Sunday. ..32 Oct 10 at 11 o’clock. There will be Leona L Fingleton. Hastings a play and special music Every- James R. Murphy, Chicago 21 Shirley Morgan. Hastings ..18 txxiv welcome. | Tne Delton Inland Lakes G*rden club will be entertained by Mi* Will Whittemore Thursday afl- limit his talk to half an hour Is ernoon. Oct. 14. Mr*. Herman Rey- to Invite him to addre&s the club nolds and Mr*. Roger Williams will for fifteen minute*. t. 39c PORK SAUSAGE t. 35c SMOKED PICNICS SLICED BACON u 40c BEEF LIVER CANADIAN SYYLE GOLD MEDAL UCON FLOUR SHREDDED WHEAT .. 49c 21c 2 tynult and IlvyttaUu Really JMBO—SNOW-WHITE IOHA (ENRICHED) FAMILY FLOUR A M CAULIFLOWER 25‘ GRAPES POTATOES fcy CRANBERRIES c'^oOCc CABBAGE 3’ 10' pkk 45c POTATOES PERCH FRESH CAUGHT FANCY—RED TOKAY FLOUR NEW CROP—NANCY HALL—SWEET Double your money’s worth 5 & 24c PANCAKE FLOUR PANCAKE FLOUR 5.11. 31c nutin. aiio ok'.'.eo WHITING WISH HADDOCK FILinS NEW CROP-EATMOR ANN PAGE BAG MACARONI 3£25c MICHIGAN—U. S. NO. I-CHIPPEWA MACARONI DINNER DlNNU RICE FEAST PKG 8C COLLEGE INN PKG. 14c N* Bimm CtFFRW IN AHV PRenAGW 98-LB. BAG $2.89 * SWEET CHILI DINNER 'C&'KfK SOLID HEADS SPANISH ONIONS 3 t.s 19c MICHIGAN CELERY TOILET TISSUE WALDORF tictpated In the world-wide-comreunion service on Sunday nt the morning worship hour, churches of all denominations observing this special fellowship period. An offer­ ing was taken to be used for the overseas relief of war refugees, star­ ving children and prisoners of war. also for the aid of chaplains in WJR SOB KELLEY FRUIT CAKES 2 c*ke 97c UA’aON FRUIT JARS QUA4TS 002 63C CANNING WAX TEX WAX PICKLING SPICE ’« 9c SULTANA PEANUT NOTRE DAME AT ANN ARBOR Dorrance Trethric Agency out OWN—14 COUNT TEA BALLS Bishop Ravmond J Wade of De­ troit will speak at a union meeting at the Methodist chut th on Sundnv evening. Oct 31. in the interests of thc local option proposition which will be voted upon on Tues­ day. Nov 2. ______________ COATS GROVE CHURCH OF CHRIST J. O. Crawford, pastor in 00 A. M Sunday school 11:00 A- M Worship service 8 00 P M. Christian Endravdr Topic: "How to tell right from wrong.” Leader. Betty Allerding. .AX H Jw^PEHMANEHWlVE o 9i IjtriMety dt (feme CIDER VINEGAR STUFFE0 OLIVES Kurl contains no REQUIRES w HEAT.ELECTRIC * MAailSTS Sdelwduldwi, STEBBINS & JACOBS REXALL STORE HASTINGS PHONE 2131 । 29= OLD DUTCH MELLO-WHEAT 14c WHITE SAIL 28c IOHa CLEANSER 2can> 15c EARLY JUNE PEAS ’can 12c GOLDIN VALLEY—CREAM AMMONIA Ic YELLOW CORN ^CAH 11c TOMATO SOUP SULTANA suhhyreld TOILET TISSUE SUNUYFiao (ENRICHED) FAMILY CORN FLAKES NORTHERN 4 HOLLS 19C FLOUR 2 it. 15c 10c S« 93c two coots. But Alpogoro'i different. You pay out once} •ONA Alpagora payt off twice. The reason het in Alpogoro't ipe- Pit MONTI j; 2k SIGNET PlUAtEO SLICEDPEACHES “cSnc P8UHES BROWN STAMPS C AND D VALID THIS WEEK BLUE STAMPS U-V-W-X-Y-Z VALID THIS WEEK SUGAR STAMPS 14, 15, 16 VALID THIS WEEK •.«. rat.nr*. r SELF-SERVICE TOMATO SAUCE CAMHELLT gl2h26c (laiiM. Ccderuia'i Deme . And because of thii double-dentily, it it for richer- Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" 15c PRUNE JUICE •ONA wrface at the average, textile experti coll if "Double­ Waters SUNSWEH TOMATOES cial fabric. Because it hoi twice os many wool fibres on Hi your money. Orrr JAMzW he It's flavor I in ticur cup j that counts!! HOME STYLE VIENNA RAISIN loavfs HOT C(«Al , MUSTARD looking and far longer-wearing too. It'i double value for AMiAMA ; PKG 13C AHN PAGE— SMALL When you wont long wear ond luxury too, you uwcfly buy mk • 18 BREAKFAST ROLLS AH JC-OX, LOAF 49c 2 MICHIGAN 47c BOKn«| :n??c'c. INDIVIDUAL MARVEL RYE BREAD WHEAT BUTTER MSURANCE COUNSELOR 2 US. THE PERFECT GIFT FOR SERVICEMEN DUIKEES irONSORED BY YOUR FRIENDLY 2 US. 414 Coffee Now Ration Free! THE GREAT ATLANTIC A PACIFIC TEA COMPANY PORK AND BEANS ,_>o!. yin * 6c n-oz. <•_ CAN IZC WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Fire Prevention Week; OCTOBER 3-9 FEED FIGHTERS - DOT FIRES �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1943 ---------------------------------------- ,------------ SUCCESS CROWNED ■ tipxi Lodge. No. 52, i A. M, and a Past Patron of Hastings Chap­ ter. No.. 7. Order of Uie Eastern dean Davenport's 5 PIONEER EFFORTS bana there were only seven students In lhe college of agriculture. At the time when the new building was decided on. there were only 19; but In the two years he had determined In our last article, quoting from the course that should be adopted his autobiography a* published In to make the college rank a* It successive lames of the Country should. Instead of having it* stu­ Gentleman in 1025 and 1026. under dents shut out of the university the heading "A Son of lhe Timber­ as they were in all aUtes lands,** Dean Davenport tells how classes, where a college of agriculture was he met and overcome some of thc carried on aa a part of a stale uni­ difficulties that confronted him in versity. the Dean argued that the establishing a real "College of Agri­ culture as a worth-whllepart of the University of Illinois." Through lhe Illinois University's College! of Agriculture Gained a i' ; World-Wide Recognition ure was brought to bear on the state legislature m that an appropriation of >150.000 wa* made far a new building fpr his college. The uni­ versity trustees .had the authority to decide what kind of building should be constructed it vu at first proposed • that the new struct­ ure should be small but ornate and He neatly sidetracked that idea by having a committee named consist­ ing ot three from the facutly of the university and three ot the trust­ ee*, the Dean being one of the fac­ ulty. also lhe architect. Thc Dean was one of thc .representatives of the faculty. The three trustees nnd three faculty members were all friendly to the college, nnd wished smooth enough not to press his own ideas overmuch. So this committee visited ti>e state unlversltlek <5f Wis­ consin nnd Ohio, also Cornell Uni­ versity. also lhe Michigan Agricul­ tural College, as it was then called, for the puroose of inspecting their buildings. The members of the com­ mittee were much impressed by what they «aw_at East Lansing and ftt.CoinmbusxOhio; but much more by what they found al Cornell. As a result the architect was instruct­ ed. as the Dean says, "to enclose all Did the young people on the farms of the state of Illinois ap­ preciate this privilege? Were their parents favorably Impressed? Thev certainly were, for the College of Agriculture drew young people bv scores, later by hundreds and still later by the thousands from the farms ot Illinois. Did that help the University of Illinois? It surely received great scrap book containing the articles benefits from the wonderful growth concerning Dean Davenport's his­ of it* College of Agriculture, whose tory of hl* boyhood, youth and enrollment grew to over fl .000. vnung manhood on the Woodland Young men came from Canada. farm; of his attendance at and graduation from the Agricultural College of Michigan; of nLs return to the farm where he labored for the next ten years in partnership with his father; of hta return to his the Illinois College of Agriculture. alma mater as the professor of agIt gained a world-wide reputation during the nearly thirty year* that Dean Davenport was ita head. It contributed much to the university and to the state of Illinois for Those Overseas from home. Delicious, PACKAGED READY FOR MAILING MEETS ALL POST OFFICE REGULATIONS Dan of the Illinois College of Agri­ culture. which appeared to be a name rather than an institution. We have given the Doan * own story of his Visit to Urbana, where he found the “college" had a good sized building, but only seven stu­ dents; had no farm, livestock or equipment for its work He accepted, because he believed that college had great possibilities, and set himself to the ta*k of realizing them We university facultj this college coul The date of the last Country Gentleman article given Inst week was in April 1926 Somehow Mrs. Fisher's father, the late B. S. Holly, failed to include in his scrap book the articles that succeeded that one. but did have the final one. in the September 1926 issue of that magazine. So' lhe Dean's own story cannot be given of lhe successful plan* he worked out to make his college so popular that it* student body grew from seven to over 6.000? BANGHART BAK€RY township are proud of the fact that one of their**ons was able to do such n fine piece of constructive PHONE 2428 plained; in some of the means he used to accomplish such a marvel­ ous result. In the next two Issues we will CHRISTMAS MAILING TIME . Soldiers Overseas 0*2 IN ADDITION TO THE BASIC 7... . EAT ANY OTHER FOODS YOU WANT SAXONS BEAT MARSHALL 7-0 (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.7 * few of thc problems Dean Dav. enport faced in managing C.00< young men and women will be pro BROTHERHOOD TO MEET OCT. 18 (Continued from Page 1, Section 1.) < n currying the "bail for two firstdowns. A completed pnsa to Cole­ man for 25 yards and four mnre plays brought the ball to the three yard line of Marshall, where Myers tl th" extra point and the score a‘ns 7-0 Marshall could not get ;oing on offense after the kickoff io was forCed to nun! and thc game ■nded with Hastings in possession nnd was generally a th^fii in Has- . tings' side. / This week Has tings plays Zee- 1 land, a ccmpnraUvely new rivc-I. at i the fairground*. Last year the Sax­ ons beat Zetland 12-0 nnd this veor the Chick/CHv team promises to be no pusi/over. The totals for knows the MarxhrtU P^TATEV ARMY POSTAL SER VI Ct wonderful work that body Ls doing. Do w realize that that commission is paying out about $350,000 a year in Barry county for old age assist­ ance. assistance to mothers with minor children, whose husbands have died, or been divorced, so they need aid to look after the children and give them a mother's care; also for afflicted children and in some cases afflicted adults? You would like to know more about this work. Here Ls your opportunity to get lhe information, and get it straight, from thc State Chairman of the Michigan Social Welfare Commls- To help prevent a war time in­ crease th tuberculous. high school students over Michigan are invited to prepare talks on this disease In the second annual Radio Speech Contest, sponsored by the Woman's Auxiliary io the Michigan State Medical Society, and lhe Michigan seas and have nothing to ssy about it?" "The boys overseas arc more concerned about the safety of their loved ones than they are about permitting the distillers, the brewers and the saloon-keepers to cause such crimes as these. Our ally, Canada. U doing a much better job than we are. She has re­ stricted sales, closed the saloon except for a few hours a day, and stopped all sales adver­ tising promotion of the sale of beer, wine and whiskey." "And we.......................... ?'• “We have done nothing about it at all. And lhe use of intoxicants is growing. The distillers, the brewers, lhe vintners are get­ ting rich on telling the sluff that make our cities and our towns unsafe." "You are right. It is linfe we did soine- , ir.cn to set rough fish trap nets In Burt, Mullet, Black antf Long, lake* to determine whether a suf­ ficient quantity cf undesirable fish can be taken to make It economical-1 ly feasible. Fred A. Westerman, chief of th«! department's Hah division, said only I carp, dogfish, garpike. sheephead I and suckers—mostly the Utter—, would be taken. Conservation offlctra were, ordered to be present i Penalties—Sjartts Fumbles -----------Fumbles—Oppon. ..... . ■—.. has finally furnished armed guards (or lhe women and girls work­ ing on lhe night ahifl to protect them when they leave for home." "Yes. this latest tragedy, the one where the girl was killed, has aroused the officials." "I am glad they are doing everything pos­ sible to guard these truly heroic women who are working in war production. That is hard enough for them without making them run the risk of murder on lhe way home." . "Bui they aren't doing everything possible. In the case you referred to. it Is thought un­ doubtedly lhe taverns just outside the plant arc directly responsible. It was there, pos­ sibly over a ‘friendly glass of beer*, that she met the man or men who killed her." "True, but arc you suggesting that we close thc saloons While our soldiers are over- Of NoxioM Fl»h eleven years he served hbi follow Citizens aa an Aiderman from Uonz to the farmers of ths state was what was known as ft "roti map” of tha fanning areas of Illin­ ois This work was done by the Ex­ periment Station of the College of Agriculture. The station workers tested the soil to a considerable depth on every lot of every farm on every section of land in the en­ tire state. A record of their Mil anaiVM was kept at the experi­ ment station for the benefit of tile dld not go to the station in person, which was the preferable procedure for him. a letter addressed to the station would bring a reply from lhe station giving thc desired in­ formation. The records at lhe sta­ tion were so complete, kept in such Fruit Cake! HASTINGS Plan tha Removal National Wartime Nutrition Guide Archie Warren Relckord. son of Charles and Martha Relckord. was and nassed aWay ot. Butterworth hospital in Grand Rapids on Thursi dav. Sept. 30, nt the nge of sixty , year*, three months and twenty- j throe days. ’ I , Wednesday, Sept 4. 1912. Ot I Jonesville, he wn* united in mar-, ! riage to Miss Emma Baldwin, with whom he lived happily for over; thirty-one years. I Two children were born to them: ' Grace, of Hastings; and Bettie (Mrs. Wm. H- Fox), of Kalamazoo.. Twenty-eight years ago Mr. I i Relckord came to Hostings from ' Paw Paw. to serve ns n foreman nt the Hastings Table Company. In 1930 he left the Table con.'xiny io I become associated with thc River­ side Cemetery Association and for I the past seven and a half years I has been their efficient clerk and secretaryMr. Relckord was a faithful member of the First Presbyterian; church, serving ns President of the 1 Board of Trustees and ns a member; of lhe Ushering Committee. He was also prominent in local Masonic circles, both lhe Blue Lodge and the Royal Arch Masons. At the time of Stock Watering Tanks Save Labor AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming for the duration, I will hove on auction iale ot tha farm located two ond one-half mllea west of the standpipe in Nashville on MONDAY, OCT. 11, 1943 Commencing at 1:00 o'clock, I offer the following: Jersey cow, 9 yrs. eld, bred Jon. 14 Red Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Apr. 24 White Gucrmoy old, bred Jan. 14 Gucrntey heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh Sept. 23 5 Holstein heifers, 20 mos. old, pasture bred in Aug. Durham.bull, 13 mos. old 4 mos. old Guernsey heifer HOGS Hampshire sow, 18 mos. old, brad Moy 9. *0. I. C. sow, 18 mos. old, bred June 11 10 pigs born May 7, 4’/j mos. oTd FARM TOOLS Oliver 26 riding plow Massey Harris mower 3-sec. drag. Corn sled Rubber fired wagon 16 in. plow. Cement mixer Dairy Queen separator Side delivery rake Hudson tank heater Hudson 1000 chick brooder, good one 350 chick brooder, good one 4 gas barrels, 55 gal. 3 steel barrels for feed Grindstone 3 cream cane Ropo and fork Seed treater Two 31 x4 in. tires and tubes . Large canvas Garden loader Bee equipment Set of 12 ft. ladders 5-gal. chicken wafer con Four 5-gal. gas cans Wheelbarrow 2 log chains 2 cables One roll barbed wire HAY, CORN, fr OATS 8 acres standing corn 17 ton hoy 400-500 c/otes last year's com 150 bu. this year's oats PIANO A VOTE YES NOV. 2 REV. W. V. WALTMAN WILL SPEAK ON TEMPERANCE AT FREEPORT METH­ ODIST CHURCH 8X>0 F. M. DOWLING. MORNING SERVICE. BANFIELD. . „ MORNING SERVICE , CARL W. BISCHOFF PROPRIETOR BARRY COUNTY DRY ASSOCIATION HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer �TUT mSTTXCS BtNWTlI. THtmOAT, OCTpBrB T, 1,0 Sues nd' *J«r dues fo IO b1M*rr.onaI bualnesa affair*. H atotea Estate 81.?4"' oa‘fy ottered to pay them aiiurc V' fpr these services, but they declined AJminici-rofor Maminisrraror ’IrHevwTcr -Recover for tur on un 1 1 alleges is atm in the powssion, of Bud OlHesple. Lacey. Mr. and Mrs. ' be held at the school house. Tues­ cause of Ulneaa. Mrs. Bom has been Mr. and Mrs. Burke, be al) returned Keith Ball and children. Mr. and 11/A A h I A kl F\ day evening. October 12. A talk on teaching in her place. to the administrator of Mrs. Olney's Mrs. Jason Labadic and children. * VU I J I J 11 I AND new books wll) be given by Mrs. estate. The Dunham Mother’s Club inet v Vl/Ln|i U Frances Bawdy. 1 TcmtA B. Lane, a* administrator K> »ccepl any compensation. , Hamilton and Sigler, of Battle at the schoolhouse Friday after­ Members of the 1943 graduating class who are attending higher oT the .route of Mr*. KitUe Olney. Tiie complaint alleges that on Creek, are attorneys for the admln- noon. * Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hoff­ Callers al the Eldon Farrell home school* ef learning are JoAnn —---------r *— 1—* *“ sefjk-tnber 34.' 1942. Mr*. Olney L’trator. The case may be tried at man visited Mf and Mrs. Herb last week were Mr. and Mrs. James South Brethren Mlnlonin Aid to Meet Hershberger who is taking a course ' Otroull court against Mrs. Lillian deeded her Broadway home to the the next term of circuit court. McGlockhn east of Nashville. Sun­ Sidman ot Barryville. Mr. and Mrs The South Brethren Missionary in interior decorating at Manches­ Burke and her husband John Burke Burke*, reserving a life lease for ' ------- ---------- * • --------------day. * Mr. and Mr*. WZlter DunkStanley Manker and daughter Ro• Thc complaint filed Ln the case al- henelf and he.r brother. Thi* was DI NHAM DISTRICT elberger and family were guests of berta/and’ Mr*‘"“auy“’kantner Aid. will hold an all day meeting ter college. North Manchester. Ind.: Tuesday Mrs. Dutvthv Hoffman the Merrill Dunkelberger family, south Woodland Miss Phoebe Oaks Thursday. October 14 at the home Laurell Hendee who is taking a “Xgurau Mi„ of Mrs. Mary Fisher and Miss Susie teacher's course at Huntington Col­ Newly elected officers of the complaint states that Mrs. Olney attended a birthday dinner at the * MLve, Audra ard Betty Harris and her tw Fisher. lege. Ind.; Bemlta Cole is a Nurses’ American Legion and Auxiliary were -rotate full possession of certain r.lso owned Insurance policies, stocks home of Mrs. Leon Dunning near *er?,1we^‘en{l of lhc‘r C0Uiln Lowe and Mr*. Davenport of Penn“ ‘building -•o-o-- an{ Aide at Pennock hospital. Hastings installed at a Joint meeting at the leased. In- ■in ar j loan associations, Delton. The honored birthdays Phjllls Chceseman. sylvunla, and Mrs. Geo. Benner. Maurine Clum is majoring in Eng­ Legion hall on Wednesday evening Broadway, diamond rings, n, other Jewelry, house- were those of Mrs Hobbs. Mrs Lutherans Win Softball Title .Woodland. Mrs. Celia Townsend is of last week. Sept. 29. with about lish at W M.C.E. Kalamazoo. and Mrs. Flossie Weitwhich she had owned and ..... d occupiedand hold other utensils personal „ Hoffman ............................. r.ow asslsthig with the home work 1 The Lutherans of Woodland and tnnn. Otherr guests were Mrs. Leon sixty present. far many year*. .,— property. ,— ----------— Much of this It, Is alleged -------------------the Hastings Saxons battled in The Ladies Aid Society will meet at the Farrell home. * Cpl. Richard three games of softball last week For thc Legion. Dr. Robert B. • The cornnlatnt states that Mrs. >n in the complaint came into lhe the Dunning and Mrs. Mrs Gertrude Eddy ■ Estejy of Camp Forrest. Tenn. Is Third and Fourth Grades ! Harkness, past department com­ 11 Olney was 89 years of age at the possession of thc Burkes, who sav ’ also of Delton. * Prank Hyde spent Thursday. Oct 7. at the home of’ enjoying a 12-day furlough with. for the season's championship. The Mrs Chrlstena Fox mander. acted as installing officer •'time of her decease; that about that she gave it to them. Part of Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Longstreet. Mrs. Estep. Woodland and nls par- 1 Lutherans were winners of the The Third and Fourth grades for the following: Commander. An­ * Mr and Mrs. Wm. McCann and ^eighteen months before that dateK'hls properly was surrendered by Mrs. Clem Kidder. •*- —J first half season and the Saxons daughter/ Jane, of East Lansing ent*. Mr. and Mr*. Forrest Eitep of the last half. On Monday evening, have been studying Indian life and gelo Spirts: vice - commanders. Street. On Sunday, his par­ customs. They are making a collec­ Georgo Hebden nnd George Dean; Sunday of their grandparents. Mr. were Sunday and Monday guests of Hunter the Lutherans won Die first round. gave a family dinner In his tion of Indian hatchets, arrow adjutant. Ivan Bums; finance of­ and Mrs. A. E. Harding Afternoon Mr. and Mrs. William McCann. Sr. ents honor, a Mr. and Mrs. Kennard Wednesday the .Saxons won the heads and other stone tools. This set aside lhe deed of the home, on callers' were Mr and Mrs. Win. ♦ Mr and Mrs Joe Lince and lit­ Schaibly and family of Hopkins second game, thus the third game week thev completed a booklet on ficer, Cornelius Mannl; serveant at tle Patty are living In John Perry's Elmer Colvin; historian. Ed­ ”do children, and no near relative Claiming that there was no con­ Harding. spent lhe weekend with his parents was held on Saturday evening. The Indian life. * We had three visi­ arms, Sayles; chaplain. Adalbert teams are ver/ evenly matched and except her brother. Charles Bowne. sideration for that transaction: ‘i The D c. C. will hold a penny house trailer. tors In our rooms this week. Mrs. win Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schaiblv. Sunno one could predict the winner, Bates visited us on Wednesday, Cortrlght; publicity. Shirley Henry, who had-lived with her in her home that Mrs. Olney's physical condition supper at tbe schoolhouse Friday and other conditions were such evening, October 8. * Sunday aft­ Stressing the facts that tuber­ dav dinner guest* were Mr. and but the Lutherans came out victors, and executive committee. John Delnaay, -t far some time. Mrs. Euper and Mrs. Sense Mrs. Colon Schaibly of Kalamazoo n Mrs Burke was a second cousin that the deed, as a matter of equity, ernoon and evening guests of Mr. culosis can be prevented and cured, and Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Schaiblv therefore, winning for Woodland visited on Friday afternoon. * Sev­ Jay Manman and T. 8. K. Reid. Mrs. Harrv Larsen, retiring presi­ ■> of Mrs. Olney. According to the should be voided. It also asks that and Mrs. George Ball were Mrs packets of literature are being sent of Grand Rapids. * Mr and Mrs. the 1943 championship of * the eral children have brought plants dent. installed the Auxiliary ofcomplaint, she came with her hus­ the personal property now In the Lillian Musch. Kalamazoo, Mrs to all schools in Michigan this Clarence Arnie and two son* of League. for our room this week. month. Tills is part of the yearflcers. who are: President. Mrs. band to vblt Mrs. Olney while she hands of the trustee and other pcrUmplre-in-chlef for this series Jessie round work financed by tubercu- Battle Creek spent the weekend was Jack Spencer of Lake Odesso Gladys Henry; vice-r|esldento. ■ was ill. showed her many klnd- xnnal nepoertv which belonged r ■ Weak*. Vermontville. Mrs with her parents. Mr and Mrs. Fifth and Sixth Grade* Mrs. Esther Fett and Mrs. Fanny • nesses thereafter, as did her hus- Mrs. Olney, which the complaint Burkette, Baltimore. Mr and Mrs iosls Christmas seals. Lawrence Faul Sunday dinner Each member of the champlonsliip Mrs. Arlle Spindler, teacher Brink; secretary. Mrs: Mildred guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. I team was awarded an emblem to be We have watched several of — our. Bitlris; trerourer. Mis. Helen his uniform.. Rowlader of Grand Rapids. । wom ----- —on the—sleeve — — —ot— caterpillars making their cocoons. Schantz; chaplain. Mrs. Lydia Rog­ * Our fifth graders are reviewing ers; historian nnd publicity. MUs Mr. and Mrs. Wm Brummler of Dr. Munger Take* their multiplication tables. * Our 21c Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner Poat-Graduate Work Mabel Sisson: sergeant at arms. arrz crackers guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank our local physician. Dr. Olenn C. tcom newspaper is progressing nlce- Mrs. Mary Wledlrii: executive comNalional Biscuit Hynes. Mr. and Mrs J. D. Cool ot Munger, has been enrolled in a Iv. We are about ready to print the mlttec. Mrs. Thelma Hubert. Mrs. Freeport were dinner gue*ts re- j ten-day post graduate course at a first edition. * We ’‘■'•Icomr Rob­ Irene Johncock and another to be SUREDDEO WHEAT 2 .... 21c I cently at the Hynes home A Miss 1 hospital, in Milwaukee. Wk., from ert Engle to our sixth grade. He elected. Helena R. Benner of Battle Greek September 27 thru October 7. Dur- cmfie to us from the Cloverdole nn.r ' «r A sjnorgasboard lunch was served, National Biscuit spent the weekend vllh .. u par,™. □ omi.e her ing this pv.ivxj, period, the Doctor's office school. * We are learning some white candles, red gladioli and a enu Dr. and Mis. Geo. Benner. On was in charge of Miss Neva Mun- Hallowe'en songs from our new song blue cloth furnishing the table o. ^Benner^On CORN FLAKES Urg. pkg Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Eston Ever- ger of Milwaukee. Wls. who Is a books. decorations Bingo was playpd and ett and children of Vermontville | registered nurse. Mis* Munger has everyone had a delightful evening. Country Club. Criip, nutritious were guests * Mr. and Mrs. Vance been assisting her brother for the Nulf of Lansing visited Mrs. Hattie pMt few weeks. It Is slightly more The nest voted to purchase a POST TOASTIES u,„ p>, SeL*, Bowers over the weekend. Sunday than a year ago that Dr Munger tlMOO bond to aid In thc Third afternoon they called on Mr. and , established his office in Woodland. or Kellogg’s Corn Flakes War Loan Drive. Mrs. Lloyd Hitt of East Woodland. 1 •*~* he *--In -----that-------period, has — gained — an ....— ... „ ... enviable reputation in thia comIn appreciation of her services as Weekly scores skyrocketed to a YELLOW Cm Meal 5 u, 21c tended a family dinner at the home munlty. district president. Mrs. Larsen pre­ new high on the local alleys when r\t Mr. Ktr and An,I Mrs M —• Stanley Qfnntn,, Manker WnnVav- of ot seven 600 series were turned in bv sented Mrs. Henry with a gift from Kmc. South Woodland. This was u dinner I Charily Circle Entertain the local keglcrs. Clair DeCou more the Unit. honor ot of tne the octooerDirtnaaystn October birthdays in I Mrs. Dell Williams assisted by . than in nonor ..... did his share by hitting 628 v.o i On Friday nnd Saturday of this gallon 29C CIDER NEW I the family * Mr and Mrs. Karl C. MrS Carl Reuther entertained the in the Commercial League and 602 week, lhe Auxiliary is holding u F^ul and children called on Mr. and members of the Charity Circle of in the Recreation League. Harold rummage ,Mie ‘itle at thc From fresh ripe Michigan applet the hull. hall. If you Mrs. Harold Rowland of West Lake the MelhodlM W S.C.S. last Friday Phillips posted a huge 648 series to have articles to donate please Odessa Sunday evening. . evening at the formers home. Ail lead the parade while bowling for Phone Mrs Myrtle Lewis. 2420, Mrs. Qu*»i 30c PICKLES 11.. EU...I In the Rec­ IL.nr.. Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford the 18 members, and three guests Hastings Ice ...... and Fuel Henry. 2443. or Mrs Bums. 3743, ----.— j— dinner ..------- i ' were present. and. Janice were Sunday reation League Ken Clark hit 62*! and they will see that your con­ Unome Mixed Dills I guests of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. I <259‘ In the Bliss League: Fred tribution La collected. French Brand >b 27c Country Club ib 28c : J L. Crockford of Carlton. Mr. and ! Faith Circle Entertain Brog presented a 623 .series In thc Mrs. J. L. Crockford are moving I Mrs. Welby Crockford gave a des- Commercial league ...... ... u .Frank .... MeI’nn Chase, who was recently dlsand w a 4 *|| Country Club. J this week Into the bouse on the . serl Tuesday evening for the mem­ Mlllan and Dave Ooodvear added charged from military service, is a £ 26c 13c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Proved finer, EVap« f\AllK 1 Poinl par can Crockford farm in East Woodland bers of the Faith Circle of the 612 end 603 respectively for the ”ew member of thc Legion. i recently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. , Methodist W8.CS. Tuesday eve- Recreation League records. Only 2 ration points i ... whiter than Robert Crockfqrd who are now liv- . nlng. Boxes were packed for Wood­ Commercial League Results— Members of the Junior Auxiliary' PEACHES A.ond*,. N#J* 23c Celfo wrapped ! ing In Midland. * Mr. and Mrs.. land boys overseas. Medics <2>—Coffee Shoo <11; have started the project of making costly flours | John Begerow and Floyd Begerow j State Insulation <3>—City Fathers a service flag for lhe Sons of the Sliced or Halves. 27 Points 1 of Lake Odessa were dinner guests Osgood—Warren <0»: Andrus Service i3t—T'rio Legion, twentv-threr members of cpUJApu CLEAR No 2*4 16c (Geam^iwiii!pig.22a X 24’,4-lb. sack .—------------- ------- ---- ------------— , Elmer Warren of East Woodland Cafe <0>: Goodyear Bros. Hdwe. that organlnulon now being in briNAbn SAILING can Reverow Sunday. * Mr. and I announces thc marriage of his i3i—Middleville Creamery <0>; service. An honor roll of the sons Country Club Mrs. John Dell called on Mrs. Han- | daughter. Miss Lenn Warren to 40 MArM's <2i—Hostings Mfe. Co. of the Legionnaires, not members pk'g I /€ nah Waite of Lake Odessa Saturday i the Rev. 1. H Osgood, pastor of the *b; Moose i2i — Food Center tl>. of Die °8. of •L.. — "* will "• also •-be -------made. J(20-oz. pkg 8c) SODA CRACKERS Mb. pig. 17c evening. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. । Woodland and Kilpatrick U. B. Bli«s la*ague— Dedication date of the service Country Club saraloga-type wafers Farthing called on Mr. and Mrs. . churches, on Sunday. Oct. 3. After Electricians <3»—Engineers <0>; flag nnd honor roll will be an­ nounced Inter It Is also hoped to Floyd K(mble of Coats Grove Suna brief honeymoon, they will be at Shop Office <21 — Office <1); Foun ­ COTTAGE CHEESE m ao-nd 13c day afternoon. ★ Stanley Eggart home at the U. B. parsonage. Wood- dry (2i—Tool Room <1). secure the pictures ot the bovs. as YOU SAVE our manual arts teacher and coach land. well, for display nt the Legion In Pure pak carion. No! rationed Piston Ring league— spent the weekend with relatives ! 25-lb. sack Grinders <2>—Office <1»: Engi­ hall. Parents aie asked to cooper­ 29‘TO5O£ SWEETHEART SOAP 2 m,. 13c near Vicksburg. Woodland Township School neers <2»—CIO <1>. Machine Room ate In providing pictures and ad­ The senior clans gave a farewell <3>—Grinders <0jl dresses for this project. The soap that agrees with your-skin JJH 24ft LBS. 24^ lb lack Woman’s Study Club to Meet | m —w •for — Ruth■ -• — Mary Lake Recreation League— party and The October meeting of the who left this week to attend school An executive board meeting of the MOTOR OIL 4 70s White Products <2>—Piston Rings or Spaghetti. Ib Woodland Woman's Study. club will in East Lansing. Their parents. Mr. (1); Hastings Ice and Fuel (3i— Auxiliary was held at thc home of Penn-Rad 100% Pure Pennsylvania '■ and Mrs. Lester Lake have pur­ Strand Theater toi; Bliss t3>— Mrs. Henry on Monday evening. U S No. 1 Semolina •* bag ' Double Yu-r ; chased a home in East LanKhig and Leonards (0L CIGARETTES Can*. SI. 24 Mprcy iLtk I will soon move there. Twenty-five Before he left for New Mexico, Ten Best Scores: Guaranteed Popular brands large $ize- in cartons doz. > members of the class were present *H’ Phillips 209-228-211—648 the Legion voted to make T. S. K. *l lost 52 Lbs.! at the party which was held at the 201-215-21D—628 Reid a life member of that organ­ DeCou VITAMIN CAPSULES pkg 50c WEAR SIZE 14 AGAIN” ization in appreciation of his years ' home of Mrs. Harrison Blocher. AfClark 1O8-1R7-259 — 626 gallon | ter an evening of games refreshof faithful service. He has held va­ Brog A. B, D, G 30 days supply AVONDALE VANILLA bX 19c । menu of home made ice cream and McMillan 214-169-229—612 rious offices in the local Post­ served as — district chocolate cake vrere served. A gift Goodyear 198- 222-16?—661 — .............. ••-. commander, ......... ... ...........been •ton itavlrr. nBnfgl *«or» Alpine Vanilla. 8-oz. battle 10c SWEET POTATOES 3 ib« 23c PEARS cai^hnia •»' 19c • ttruw No No lalal I was presented to the twins from the 172-197-216—585 a member of several department Anderr-on MICHIGAN senior class. 199- 184-190—573 mtnmlltcM. nnd has always been — Long Excellent bakers For lunches! BAKING SODA 1-fb pkg. 7C 203-181-187—571 Intercsted nnd »-«-»-> hHoful •in -------every W. Avres P. T. A. Reception FANCY YAMS 3 it» 29c JONATHAN APPLES t> 10c n Wilson 146-193-212-551 legion activity. HLs many ’ friends Arm & Hammer hope his health may be greatly ; The first meeting of the Wood­ Delicious candied Good ealer Buihel jh £■ . land P.T.A. will be held Friday eveBcttv Braendle of State Insula­ benefited bv lhe change of cli­ FRUIT CAKE 2Vifb >»• SI.51 tion team rolled a consistent se­ mate. new scenes. Mrs Reid and son’. MAINE POTATOES 50 $1.89 MclHTOSH APPLES 4 b. 35c *1.79 the form of a reception for the ries v oft 176-148-157 for *> a 481 «*e- Robert, and her mother. Mrs. with Sherry Wine. Ideal for gifts Top qualify Famous for flavor new teachers, with special music, rie* to lead the women bowlers for j Charles Cruso, accompanied T. K. an Important business meeting and the week. Jane Daniels scored 154- to Albuquerque. N. Mex. POUND CAKE 19c SPANISH ONIONS 3 n» 19c SHIAWASSEE Apples 4 ib. 29c of course, ''eats." All parents and 150-139 for second place and Char- I . . • Jelly Roll, each 22c residents of the community are In­ lotte Hubbard made third place with Elsewhere in this issue will be Good quality Good cookers found an announcement of special : vltod and urged to attend. a 437 series B.ss.tartirewttsPASCAL CELERY start 10c SPINACH 2 ib. 19c MARGARINE to every lhe 19c State Insulation won three games,!(interest ---------— i member of — laCrlr baroleaa Tty ■ larye «M boa • Mrs. Robert Bom has resigned from Courthouse: Seal Comnany Post and Unit, 2 “ I'Sooet'“ Green - crisp, sweet Clean, green Mi-Choice. 4 Point* . TSX rou 4oal ««l*twulu. ! her position os teacher In the kln- took a pair from Michigan Bell:’I . . • CARROTS i-.. 10c CAULIFLOWER ' ..» 29c 1 dergorten. Mrs. Fox has been Bonnet nnd Gown won the odd . Thursday. Oct. 7 < tonight at 6:30> BROWN SUGAR 25c transferred to that position, with game frotn Banner, nnd Strand : there will be a pot-luck dinner pro­ 4 Fancy California. Glean, crisp Home-grown. Snow-white heads Mrs. Lenna Bates filling the vacan- downed Wilcox Rich a complete feeding the regular Auxiliary busiFor csn.iing, cooking, baking । cy in the third grade. serics. I ness meeting. It is hoped there mav BULK CARROTS 3 <b. 10c SQUASH 3 ib.. 10c ----be s good attendance. Come and THE REXAU. STORE FANCY PRUNES iu> pm 12c I Mrs. Martha Smith has been constart the lear right, as your coopHome-grown Table Queen or Hubbards IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE 2131 । fined to her home this week beHASTINGS PHONE | eration is needed. WAR — FORGET IT. 4 Poinls. 2-ib. pkg. 23c, 8 Point* CABBAGE ib 4c RUTABAGAS 3 «>. 10c cS AMERICAN LEGION ।»... : Before you buy any coffee SEE IT IN THE BEAN BOWLING NEWS ■ - r- KNOW IT’S ^o^60cv d°l 13c 12c Sugared Donuts Wheat Cems $1.04/ Quick Oats gSSJSi Pancake Flour 1 Lily White Flour f Sincerity Flour 5 £, 25c $1.18 91c 29c Macaroni Fresh Eggs Bulk Cider Vinegar 58c 20c POTATOES JC TOKAY GRAPES 2 b 25c STEBBINS & JACOBS CRANBERRIES 25c firm, crisp heads no 2 <*« 13c TOMATOES Solid pack Red ripe. 2 SEASIDE Lima Beant. 18 PoinU Bigger Value 27t MBIE SLICES FOR YOON MONEY £, 4 Points GREAT NORTHERN 2<.. b.,16c Beans. 4 Points CESBER’S UBY FOODS <•« 7e Strained or Chopped. 1 Poinl DICED CARROTS th. /MORE 'VITAMIN EHRICHMENF’ Mustard Country Club, Halves. 9c 3 25c 21Points TAVERN CANDLES Shank Hall. AVALON CHLORITE . 25c gallon A**lon Amnoni,. quad 10c PICKLING SPICES Miaad 13c pi, 21c 1 MAS08 JARS dor __ 83c Complete with caps and rubbers FARASEAL w., 2 fi. 27c Carlo, bottle 23c CANVAS GLOVES Mi' 13c Brown Jersey Gloves, pair 17c PAIR DOG FOOD pls Vigor Dog Food, pkg. 4c 10c Country Club, 3 ration points . 14c 14c pkg 25c 64c Krogo Shortening 3 Ib iar Pure Lard 2 Ib. bag 32c Pts.; Ib 25c pkg. 19c 7c Refined. 6 Pts. CHURNGOLD Fully Vitamized. X Bakin' Beans With Sauce. Ib b.ul Michigan. 30c SAUERKRAUT lb 31c PORK HOCKS ib 39c Ib 5 Pls. Ib Fresh. 2 Pts. Chickens Tander, plump Slewing Hens NECK BONES ih. •» 7c Nol rationed LEONA SAUSAGE fc 14c FRESH HERRING Aid in protecting precious health with a daily vitamin routine! Colder Doys Means More Hours Inside. Less Sunshine. Start Building Cold Weather Resistance Now By Giving The Important Vitamins Often Lack­ ing in Ordinary Diets. VITAMINS ore specific chemical substances which are necessary in small amounts for the proper functioning of the complete organism, and which must be gbtained from outside sdurces. 5c HEADQUARTERS for VITAMINS Ib 33c WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF RELIABLE VITAMINS Ib. 32c ("“ GIVE THEM VITAMIN-THIS WINTER 20c 7c PORK FEET No h, PIG TAILS 1R». PORK SAUSAGE VITAMIN DAYS! Ib 5 Pointi BACK BONES No ft. fb 6c Quarts No 2 can «n Ik) (Green Bea 49c 13c 6 Point* Piece Bacon Lean. FLEECE TISSUE 3 .mu Wr.pfdd ba,K,qqq, Uuu, Wax Beans YYdA WCdkn Beet Sugar Smoked Picnics Aiicrlcd colors Quart jar No 2 can AAarCjannC Urge loaves TOMATO JUICE n* 2Mn 10c ’Country Club. 5 Pcinli Kroger's Avondale Butter Kernel Corn « Pls. A Spaghetti Dinner ( 28c Embassy f । Diced Beets, jar 11c, 6 Points BARTLETT PEARS Ib. Peanut Butter Better Bread I or Bulk Turnips Ib 29c LEG VEAL ROAST»» 27c Hove you paid your 1943-1944 dues? NOW Is a good time to do so. The magazine campaign is meet­ ing with splendid success, for which all are grateful. You’ll hear more about: that later. The report of thc American Legion Auxiliary delegate to the National convention will be found on page 3, section 2. of this Issue. ihc.HRANK Mr. .and Mrs. Earl Marshall of Detroit spent a few days thLs post week at Mrs. Frieda Marshall's. * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanes of Nash­ ville were Sun. guc-its of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitx. Merle Hecker of Battle Creek called. * Mr. and Mrs. Will Hawblitz spent Sunday at Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvey Marshall's In Nashville. * Mrs George Hoffman spent the weekend hi Jackson with her daughter and husband. * Mrs. frank Hawblltz entertained friends nt the brush demonstration at her home Thursday aftemoort, * Mr. and Mrs H. Wilcox of Barryville spent Sunday at Vem Hawbliu\ * Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Green spent a couple days with Mr. and Mrs. Merle Perkins near Alina. Since modern homes have no at­ tics, where do those who live in them rummage? Imagine trying to rummage in a breakfast nook. PARKE DAVIS & CO. ABBOTT LABORATORIES PURTEST VITAMINS THE UPJOHN CO. SQUIBBS & SON CO. ELI LILLY & CO. LEDERLE LABORATORIES “If You Don’t Know Your Vitamin, Know Their Maker" SHOULDER VEAL ROAST o pt. H> 24c Buy From a Reliable Source VEAL STEW Breast or Neck. 3 Pts. Ib 17C VEAL CHOPS R>b 8 pis. ib 33c BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS AT KBOCIB'S KROGER IHRRKETS Stwbbini b Jacobi REXALL DRUGS Pharmacists Hastings, Mich- �THE HASTING8 BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1943 1 'O™,, PERSONALS SION of Grand Rapid* SCHOOL NOTES the guest o» Mr*. L W. Burn* for Thursday lhe hteh school he’d *“vc J1**1 recently tmisnea awarn* i Manin comes irom several dav*. . *®^**?“ on pure bred Berk*hlrc and Duroc Conservation to give an Illustrated I von IUm 0< Douoll I* a“ J S?SOCIAL ITEMS Johnson o( Ann Arbor t Pre** Association, llary were ng at the y evening Ith about lobert B •nt comnder. An­ tmandr rs. rance ofrgeant at Adclbcrt ty Henry t Delnauy. C. Reid. Ing preslUary ofnt. Mrs. jesldenta. s. Fanny Mildred Helen rdia Rogity. Miss at arms, live ;om- »s served. 11 and n re table syed nnd evening. rchase a ie Third r of mis oldlng a If you please 420. Mrs. ns. 3743. our conntly dls- Auxiliary f making s of the fibers of relng In thc sons members >e made. service be anlopcd to bovs. as Legion cooper­ and ndir of the home of rcning. Mexico, t orgnniLs years held varartment >y» been friends of clland son. r. Mr*. Will be special oL the ner prery buslere mav me and ir coop- 943-1944 Is meetir which ir more 1 Legion National 7. w several, day* Mot week at her for-1 Laurel Newton. George Cheeseman. rangemenu. — Honoring Mrs. Gerald Lawrence port l> n»n«ln« »»ru <l>n MU. nwr h™ »l Bpuu “d, wuto udne m»n- rx<L.,d ’Ana^Tlfen.—- • —■ of Abilene. Texas, and Mn. Loren Pvt. and Mr* Harold Bromel* and I Smith and da ughlet*. Saturday caller* at the home of „ ,, o, .» . .... h«<5y *« lhe member* who received Boyes of Lansing, Mn. Willard baby from Bucyrus. Ohio, spent Mr*. 1 Mr.Nellie and Mr*. Cha tie* Van Wpr- Mn Warren Caudn* and Mr*. Mary I , The Faculty-Student council h*« honor* for their champion Duroc . ■..« vu M- ' Lawrence entertained eight at dea­ Bunday with Mr. and Mr*. Oeo. . and — Miu Helen Van Worden Mill*. W. Slate Road, w«re Mr*. Ed.I1 elected u officers for the semes- Jersey pig*. --------- -- ------- --...v Madonna in and bridge on Tuesday evening Kller. Other* guest* were Mr. »nd I den -jof Chicago were gueau• of Mr. and Story and Mra. Miron C. Barnum <**•’Jn. l[’e .“b«!,ce our girl*' , European Art” for tiie pre-Chnst- I °f last week. Contract winner* were Ind. was ths honor *. Dan Willcott and son of Kai-a.-. and — other reia- Rntj on flundBy Mr Bnd Mrs MBU a* chairman. Torn Dolan, vice phy»lc*| education teacher. Mrs ma* program. Dec. 17, which also Mr*. Nell Adair and Mr*. John ant social affair* a amazon Mra Herman Tterbel Bedford of Middleville were gue*u. I ., ObU Foat * r ••Cretan' : BurrelT. Lhe following girls are in On Thursday Mrs. features an art exlilbit In charge of Chandler. «vee over the weekend. Orf Monday Mra C.iltlnl celeSrated Ful1"ch>rge of cImm. namef tills week: 1 Mn. Guy Kellar and Mrs. L. W. i tcrtalned sixteen ... . anenthns the mnmh Mrl Lron Sadder returned octoblJ 'wlith Mr a St Mr* Ab<-n Tuesday from Butterworth hoapltal. her etghty-fourth birthday. I Friday Mrs. Hamilton’s freshman .......... — — Stone. Mr* Cooper plan* the.mualThursday afternoon. Mn. Clar- eon and bridge, the afternoon were tnh^kn Indriutiv.« A iln Grand Rapid* where she recently ond hour, Nvla Ball; thlrd hour, cal program ana a tea fouows. 1 ence Cappon wa* hostess at dessert, Mr*. Ed. McGrath left Bunday classes produced the play Johnson and otter relative* , underwenl ,‘n operation ’ for a week’s yUlt with her husband1rfe^l5r«werC U*ed Beatrice Bush; fourth hour, Ellz-, Judge McDonala will dlacua* "Amer- : places being laid for sixteen. At Mrs Cedrte Morey abelh PanlasU; eighth Sa­ jc.., children ’ on Jan. 7. Mn. Car- bridge the winner* were Mr*. Lew Smith and Mrs TF" J’ A ?l'd r501!' 1 Mr “nd Mr» H*"* Richie u.r_ in Alliance, Neb. ।10 D°rlray Ule character*. There was also I hara Welton; seventh grade, palsy roil C Burknoloer wul review "An Warner and Mn. Fred Fairchild. vid and Mr*. B. R. MUifont and in Baltic Creek Bunday to *ee his Cenard Smith spent Monday and Th* Wedel Outstanding Book of the Year." Jan. • • • daughters were Hastings visiters neloe. Mr*. Lloyd Wilcox of Noahwork w,U, The machine shop boys are mak- 31. wnlcn also mark* the annur'll over lhe weekend • I vUU. who B patient at Leila Post Thc twelve member* of lhe Mr. Robert cook on Mrs B. H. Minford and Mr Mr. and 1I I.Zimltal hospital Vnllnair»er following the aUtO BCCldent lior Ing center gauges and double end Mr. tl u Ulnfn.H ..<4 luncheon and election of effloen. Howard Herrick of New York City i : and Mrs. club were entertained by | nuest* makln* v. .,.w .v>«, w..z Th- senior nlav selected for this wrenches The machine wood workOn Feb 4 Mrs. L Severance are visiting Mrs. -------near .Assyria —,— -enter Cet on Friday Mr. and Mr* Roland Furrow of I Mr* M J Crota m weekend in Hasting.' ^h^cK £££,” a comedy ‘ng shop boys are doing hand wood will spend th* weekend in Hasting* । Kenneth Perry in Sturgis for a lew morning. — — id Mr*. Laurence Her* XXr Witomt j Mrs. Timothy Howard and *on I with Hr?1 Mr. ant* days thb week. Mr* Margaret Cralge and two |, returned Bunday to their home in ’ In 1931 It wa* given at the Biltmore ieturned Sunday to their home in ••• —— •• — •••«• = -— -»• — visiting «her -----------Edward Van popering left Monday,i Theatre in New York City. Here Is la daughters. Ruth Pontius and Mrs. i Kaiamaaoo after parP‘umbln8. and Robert Wedell. San Francisco, were ente, Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Leon- for a two week*’ trip in lhe upper j what some of tiie critics had to say penln*ula 'about lt: ’Th6 fl»y. The Guest w£5;. . „nvii birthday bridge party I* on Feb, guests of Mra Vera Young over the »rd. . [ given by Mr. nnd Mr*. Carl Mr. and Mrs. Claud Kennedy and i Room- is a screamingly funny for■ the Boys 32, witn Mrs. James Bristol tn weekend. . I Dr. R G. Bell, who ha* been 'll J™* charge. 1„ honor o, 8.. OWnn K^lrr. “ « •»» Mr and Mrs. James O’Laugh- visiting his aunt. Mrs. Harriet Co­ granddaughter. Miss Shirley Hack- comedy -Mt Vernon Argus ‘^2?!’ March 3. promises an Interesting lin of South Bend. Ind., ore visit- t*nl, and other relatives for two ney, spent Sunday with Mr. and I k* • human interest play that thea- g*™has been home from Camp por the oleasure of her noun*“Beanl event—a play with a Women’s cluo who PNk.La .foratweheday furiot^h J Mr. X fiwta Whiff"®1 Ing at the home of Mrs Cferlha week*., returned Saturday to hl* Mr*. Tbeo Kennedy, north of N»sh-1 tre-goers will recognize as a story shuj^ H/nncast. Miss Ruth Robson, of the I that perhaps has occurred in -their onir,e> «cnry. Dean and Bert Deal. Jr . nnd Mrs., home at Ottawa. Ill., where he 1* vllle. Mr. and Mra. EHL* Kelly and Mr Grund Rapldt Mr* W J Field Mi­ Nellie Crouch. 1 connected with the Ottawa TuberMr. and Mrs. Harvey Burgess and own family ’—New York Journal. -------------------------------------------------- - Hign school faculty, directing. A ami Mrs. Royal Hayes entertained tertalned TtehtimesU for lunchStyle Show is featured for March Mr. and Mr*. James Benham were It will probably be given the first p I | I n 11 r 11/ f Mrs. Clare Burton of Lapeer, was culosls Sanitarium, 13. sponsored by Mrs. Hon. Mrs. al cards at thc Kelly home on Bat- con on Monday I1IIK NrVVX Mrs B ” D. '"' McMurray of‘ Toledo Sunday dinner guests of Mr*. Har-, we«k of November the guest of her *t*ter. Mrs Jesse r ... French and Mrs Walt, followed by urday evening. Twelve were pres........ Thursday ,11U1W, -as the guest of Hastings reia- old Hawk* of Banfield. I The food elasse* have canned VLVW II L it J Kelley last week, leaving besides Mr. 50 and Mr* Clifford Dolan were n tea. No program is planned for ent. oK’ Those from out of townMr aHU . ho#U •» • co lure ,lslt with the Ros* Ross Burton* Burton's Uvea and friends on Monday and for a visit Allan Kelley returned from Hint Tour bushels of tomatoes for lhe Tuesday enroute to Grand Rapids last week. itARTiNfaR xvomvtr ’ ^unl 7 as it falls on good Friday. j cafeteria. at Charlotte. Mrs.Ted Ziegler of Muskegon and dinner at their Gun lake cotLxga CLVB , Mr* Kenith McIntyre will review Miss Willo Jones went to KalaMr. and Mrs. Thomas Dowdle of The home management class has I Cpl. Albert Barcroft of Walnut j ----------■ — Broadway lor Mr and Mr.* Walter Lewi* of Clov- Saturdy night ” ‘ tn continue her Stile Creek were entertained Bun-'. been studying houses nnd ta plan-' IhP H..> h.1 Ridge. Ark. was home for three mazoo Sunday -- — erdalc. Mr. and Mra. J. E. McMillon 1 * * . • tne Hasting* womens club, was t>lP Anrll 14 meeting' Anri) 28 days visiting hl* patents, Mr. and. Mudles at W.M.C.E. y at the home of thc Mlsse* I nlng on visiting some a partmenu IfhhT I Saturday evenine Miss Anne ’nlfi n^Sik0Mnyi 0,1 Frld“\ marks the closing meeting of the of this city were also guests. Mrs. J E. Barcroft and family und Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Ritchie were Elizabeth. Catherine and Rose Clark, next week - 4 f¥^Lr WV beld “1 tSn‘ entertained sixteen frtanda th? 1 >‘‘“r wlth reports and a Mr. and Mrs Theron Hecht of Lake BUWU of Mr. and Mr*. Earl Offley Mrs. B. C. Case returned on Sun-1 The many boys who have gradth Meth®* membership tea. thc program to be dav at the home of Mr. and Mra. at a birthday party hnunrin* jKE day to her home In Connersville. I uated or left school to enter the dlsl church. Colorful\Oiarrangements Odessa. H« returned Sunday. । of Grand Rapid* on Thursday. George Kahler of Cloverdale com- Rogers the wm of Mr and Mr* , nnnmihced Mrs. Shelby Nash ot Muskegon,1 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zerbel vL*- Ind., after a two week*’ visit at »rmed services are very much of autumn foliage, bebe mums and nhmentary to their son. Sgt. Kah- i Mph Rogers, who wiil soon make ' fonneriy of Hasting-,, left Sunday Red Mr. und Mrs Frank Kelley of tiie home of Mr. and Mr*. Carrol) missed by their many friends here zinnias centered lhe long tables OSGOOD—WARREN Jer. Those from Hastings, who were their home here. A scavengw hunt, morning for Texas where she will Kalamazoo on Friday. Burkholder. in Hasting.* high. Ray Tompkins. where covers were laid for seventy. On Sunday afternoon. October 3. present, were Mr. and Mra Kite whlch aalM much j^jy fHn. wj Join her husband who L* stationed Mr* Marie Bigler of Detroit was Mr. and Mra. Glenn Clum and 'Dean Keeler. Duane Stamm, and Mrs. Robert Shannon, the club at three-Uurty o'clock, Keiiv and two children and Mr* followed by forfeit games and a a quiet there , . । the guest of her brother-in-law and daughter. Naomi, were Sunday din. I Dlck Thoma* to name Only a few. president, presided for the program Iva Kelly. tvu *r.n» treasure hunt Indoors Guest* at Mr. and Mrs. Curl Rom' and sou. *l*ter. Mr. and Mra Freeman Fur- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert |D|ck would hye led lhe Saxon which followed. Altho ostensibly on wedding was solemnized at the i the partv were Martha Wedell. Bev­ home of Elmer Warren of Cunfield Robert. spent lhe weekend with Mr , r°w. over the weekend. Hauer In W. Woodland drven this fall/ vacation during the summer township, when his daughter. Miss Pennock Hospital Guild No. 14 erly Bradlord. Julie Sheldoo, fiu* nnd Mrs. Russell Rom- in Grand 1. Sgt Glenn Kahler of ot Camp T Polk. gI-. Mrs. Mabel Bennett of Bellevue Thc Hastings Hl-Y held its first months, club activities, she said, r. -..j V... wns entertained by Mrs. Kellar Lockwood. Sally Goodyear. BtUier Lena Warren, was united In mar ­ Rapid* They were guests at a fam- La.. and Mrs. Kahler and Nancy of L* spending a few days with her: meeting thia.year Sept Il»t*«n- had not lain dormant. Twenty ily gathering Sunday at Mr and Cloverdale were guests of Ha.*- mother. Mr*. Dora Coleman. , tagc at Podunk lake There they members had given their services riage to the Rev. Isaac Osgood, pas­ Stem on Tuesday for dessert and Ragla, Marietta FauL Also Mrs. Bob Driush and Mr. and Mra.' t*n?» relatives and friends last week. Mr and Mrs B. P. Cowles and enjoyed a pot luck supper and made during the week lhe gasoline ration tor of the United Brethren church bridge. Ass Iftan t hostesses -were Coleman. Fred McDonald, Mrs George Dean. Mrs Lyle Storer Walton. Ralph Gia*. Alfred , In Woodland and the Kilpatrick Lyle Wright from Holland, nnd I Kd...cr relurns returns ta ~ hls h!i duties Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chandler spent. P1*”* Tor the coming year ' books were issued; the Victory gar-­ right. John Richardson and Duan* Sunday In Dexter The second meeting was held den drive had been supported; the church. The Rev. Don Carrick, dis­ and Mrs. Geotye Coleman. Sunday- night guests of Mr. nnd I tomorrow. • Blough. Mrs. Raymond lyig.m I «rMr. ft3r and °Jld Mr*. F* Edwin Smith SmlLh left lefl i Wedneaday Wednesday guests of Mra. Leeiand Leeland 2®- and they discussed taking board and committees had met sev­ trict superintendent bf the U. B. Fourteen friends were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy O Henney and Wednesday for Fort Riley. Kansas, | Bennett ennett were Mrs Mrs. Prank Frank Bennett Bennett, I 1ln d8ht el8ht new nc* members now ond and eral Umea to plan the present year church, read the single ring cere­ Mrs. Forrest Wolfe on Thursday For the birthday annl — and Mra Mabie Dolbee more in Fnbrnnry. February. They also iUG made mnde acUvities. proof of which were the mony In the presence of lhe imme­ daughter Bonita ot Buttle Creek ac­ for n visit with Cpl. and Mr*. Earl Nashville, evening at lhe party complimentary her mother. Mrs Ines Ha ' Dians companied Mr. and Mrs Roy Everett, E. Smith. They expect to also visit of u» West west Fall Fall. N N. Y plans for boostins boosting stamn stamp and bond new year,books with their attrac­ diate relatives. The bride was attired in a crepe to Mrs. Howard Frost. At contract. June Haynes planned i •Mr. — and Mrs. Neil H. Boekeloo sa*« *” ll]e ne*r Tulure. to Lansing Sunday where they at­ Mr and Mrs. Eben Smith of Toledo tive green and gold covers given Mrs WlHard Smith and Mrs. Philo . dinner on Sunday for four It „u -B1IOV nuay wm tended thc wedding of in* niece. before returning and Janet apenl spent DU Bunday with Mr ' Taylor, along with 150 prin- out at the luncheon. An interesting dress of pastel pink and she carried Sheldon held high scores. •>,d Mrs uv. Er- M Marlette iv-.i-,.- at Wn|] cipal* and superintendents, attend- new feature will be a Women’s club a white Bible from which fell a Mr and Mrs Dan Lewis were In nnd Miss Geneva Henney to Sgt. Layton * * * included Mr. um MSB ,«.«■»»,* ■ ed Fort v,u«e. Custer »»» last Thursday •■.u.auaj w»c«c where chorus, organized by Mrs. Frank shower bouquet of bride's roses and Btroiie of the U S. Air Corps The Nashville Sunday to attend thc ' lake. The girls of the local Consumer* Coieman- Mr <nd Mrt. Earl Coleman and James Mat-1 8 conference was held as to what Cooper, music chmn.. to be directed while ribbons. wedding was held al Zion Lutheran, funeral of Mrs Mary Fox Randall. with ev. .<tw a . din­ coleman and their faad Mtes Eva A. Hecox of Hastings Power Co. entertained high schools could do for the by the Rev. L. Winston Stone. Mem­ church. Mrs. 'Stnaw. whose par­ who was killed in an auto accident thews attended a director's meetins i Doya entering service. While at the bers of lhe board were introduced attended her cousin as bridesmaid. ner at the Hotel Hastings Thursday Dorn Coleman and Mrs. M ents are Mr. and Mrs. John Hen­ early Friday morning. Mrs. Ran-1 m Lapeer on Monday Mrs John Hunn of Buffalo N.1 Tort, he also met Mr. Hine who has as well ak committee heads, also Her dress was of pale gray crepe night In honor of Mrs. Betty Fisher, ney, formerly of Carlton Center, dnl! was the daughter of Mra Nora and Mrs. Edw.. Graham of ButSuf-1 ***” 1,1 charge of barracks while and her corsage was formed of red who has resigned her position with will accompany her hu.band to Nneler Fox formerly a Freeport I y unu .urs. eow urnnam or »•••« new members. the ornanizatioln. Following the mr». resident. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis also folk. Va >»- . are —guests ------ - -• . Mn nniwu Harald rnuupo Phillipa cntvrm ent Texas where he Is now stationed. of Mrs. — S — B II waiting m to >»> be shifted elsewhere. Mrs. F. U Bauer Introduced the roses, gladioli and miniature dah­ dinner, lhe girls spent a social eve- i the Study club for luncheon 1 In town Monday wa.-. IA. Rex called on Sirs. Fthei Fuller at Nash­ Wilcox and Mrs. Fred Ryerson u A •cn<x>1 8“cnrt»,Y W8S guest speaker. Mra. Harry Apple­ lias. Trie, best man was Franklin nlng with 41a. Doria Gamble who day. Mn Archie M?lX3d Fenner of Fort Leonard Wood. Mo., ville Sunday afternoon. Mrs Dora Gutehess of Nashville <£? .where the pictures "Why Not gate, of Lansing, who gave a timely Ttdd of Potterville, cousin of Hie lives with her aunt. Mrs. Irene ------ • *• — "Tidewater ...—* Mr*. Bettv Kimmel 1* spending and Mr*. Nora Fawett of Barryville 1 viewed the and "Hl Slouch" were given who Is home on furlough visiting and thoughtful address on "Wom­ groom. Following the ceremony, refresh­ Sayles, on South Church street. , by Paul Wllspach. his wife, who 1* staving with her the week In Pontiac with her broth- spent Thursday with their sister,' Th® student* of Hastings high en’s Responsibility in the Building was presented with a ments were served. Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. ——, Fisher parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Allen Faust Mra. Eleanor Stricklen to help her 5£?°°l surprised by a fire drill of a Better World." Mrs. Robert Stutz and daughter celebrate her birthday of Vermontville. Thursday afternoon. We calmly Miss Doria Lundberg' was h Mra. Applegate spoke with inti­ Osgood have gone for a week s stay lovely gntMrs. Robert Field (Artelle Bed­ returned from Rockford. Ill., where Nellie Gower. Gertrude Barlow Practiced how to act In case a! a. mate knowledge of lhe peace move­ at Guernsey lake and upon their to el<fhl frlends Tor dinner entertained jawed by bridge Saturday ever ford) leaw.* today for a week with she spent three weeks with her Grace Shute. Caroline Epley. E»th- nr£; t ments beginning with the League return, will reside In Woodland. «... and ...u Mrs. —.». Bernard Black — her husband nt Blythviile field. Ar­ husband who is at Camp Grant. Mr. en-- with a dessert-bridge at her home Her gueats Included Marjorie I e* Fett. aiadlaj Gilmore, and Stella Teachers club ha.* decided of Nations, and its failure; then the Pfc Gerald Lawrence and Mrs. Foreman attended thc 5th district 10 h*ve iour meetings thte year, Disarmament kansas. where Bob’s training Ls Conference which tertalned the neighbor friends at a Friday evening with eight present. Katherine Davies, Doris Gan nearing Its close, nnd he will soon Lawrence left Saturday for a visit convention of the Women’s Relief coming In October. December. Feb-1 promised so much and failed, and shower and party at their home In Mrs. Robert Moore won high and willo *------ ”--------- ■- ”----w..«. ..... v,UIUBia with friends in Chicago and South Corp at Allegan last Thuraday and ruSSl.tndJJpff’ — one -------------•— Jduring "< Mrs. Elmer Robinson, low. , MarJreceive marching orders., evening .k „ and Gail now the present efforts toward a Sunfield Twp.. Mr. nnd Mra. L. T. Rattcnburg B^nd en route to hl* station at Friday. Friday, October 8. the Hastings lasting peace. Women face a great the week preceding - •the —, wedding. Al*ellene. Texas. Mrs. Avis Tyler. Worthy Matron complimentary to Mrs. Miss Margaret Bottom.* of Grand eleven will play Zeeland here Last responalbUltv. she said, in the part bride-elect received some Mr*. Ida F. McCoy returned the Rapids visited Mrs. chus. Aldrich year Zealand proved one of our they must play In nol only building | io*ely gut*. । of the local O. E. 8. chapter, wa* Thomas of Santa A*a. Ca on Sunday. ’ toughest opponents, finally being : latter part of lhe week from a three _-- . .. . : .......... . .......... 7 . . »-■ VWUJCWl CIIVCI M sentiment for a lasMhg Dyace but in ' 1 weeks' visit at Mansfield, Ohio, with । S. Michigan avenue Monday night, luncheon for twelve on WedKg Mr. and Mrs. D. C. ingall of Sun-1 heaten by a score of 14-0. The Zee-; taking an active nhd aggrtsslvc part ANNOUNCE APPROACKher brother and wife, Mr. and field were Sunday dinner guest* of land Uam u expected to give our । In bringing It nuput. honoring three of the Junior offl- day. contract being olayed latat ING MARRIAGE Mra. Walter FitxSlminons and Mr. | Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Palmer cera of tiie chapter: Mrs. Alene • • • bo>-8- 801410 of whom are recovering Applegate Is a i»st president Mr. and Mrs James W. Radford and Mrs. Harvey McCoy FltxSlm- j BUI Towne .pent lhe wiek.nd J™” Mrs. A. D. McDonald was hot “me tm“h ““W-' of the Michigan League of Women of 421 Park Street, announce the Reahm. Mrs. Margret Matson and mons, also the latter's new baby. with friends in Grand Rapids. rtSte S?rs Mftr8»ret Siorkan. Twenty- esB *t a bridge luncheon for fa tition thL* Friday । 'Voters, and naturally feels that'------- —---------------ot ■“ Michael David. -H?/“ live gueits were present and were yesterday honoring Mr*. Georg* Mr. and Mra. Oscar Palmer spent .Jn apprentice training class women cduld bring great reforms apprbaching marriage Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wellman and last Sunday with their daughter P118 rev there are sixteen work­ about by , taking a more active part daughter. Doris Ann to limited to the olffcere of the chap- Hartriek of Ponttac Church Hansen. UB.N.R., --------daughter, and also hl* mother. ed family, Mr. and Mrs Arthur !?» tyPP if A cold has given you *° n °* ter and the mothers of the lhe.honor honor 4 ; . •... • • —. Manufacturing In all branches of local, state and : from Jackson were callers on Mra. Heydenburg of Grand Rapids. Clever Ramre games appropriate to Mr. u miserable sore throat, I C®010 °Wce’B}rt ,lmrL. Thf" natiqpaf government, in all of which j Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Hansen ----------- ---of Kguests. ut’sw uiever Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Wilbur Wilbur Schant* Sc . Lillian Llchty Sunday. Mr*. Jennie Marot* of Mt. Clem- ?.rc ,ln of,ice 81 the Bliss the; here’s how to relieve thc The ni.re Ortn SUch 8,1 occaalon enjoyed and family of Baltimore i 'hey are Inadequately represented. heT h M questionnaires that called for some with a dinner • Sunday Mrs. J F McBain of Dillon. ens is visiting her sister Mra Hat- •I c.°Bnd fou w<r suffer mg. T... —trteen working In va- Women are the ones to end war onreiK home ot the PHde- ingenuity as well. The house wa* ■ w. H. Schant* who wilt a Mont. has returned home after tie Smith. । rlous \ —-<• rious stores ®tor®s In ,n town. „ i-T-and must do It through govern­ etect? do this now— Mat a small lump elects parents. vivitine her sister-in-laws the Misses lovely with many late faU flower*. 83 birthday October 7. a — c — stoned Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Rogers and . rv ” ,«w —Sept, ment, she said. She urged the care­ of V.inoRub on your tongue and Miss Radford was graduated from McBalns. • • • ' ent were Mrs. Rarah daughter, Arlene, of Battle Creek 1’Jfr lra,nlnK war 1U1 the rrumng or me Aiianu “ workers . f»l reading of Atlantic Charter Ferry Hall in Lake Forest, Illinois. feel the comforting medication I Mra, Edward Green and Mr*. were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. I hr^'h,a!?TP"" The Busy Eight club met Monday Marshall Schantz Dorothy w%,eJ?sL*Jd,n‘?d,aX b? every woman present. ul- wfSJdedHM1CS,gan stat£ Co1: night with Mrs. Harry McDonald Loraine, Mra. Harry slowly trickle down your thra.it— ) Clayton Knnpp of Evutt visited Mr.*. John Rose at a family dinner |n ! bf°uaht In 8450.15. The bonds totaled -------------G^r^a member of! °n 8. Hayes St. Bunco was enjoyed Linda, and Mr. and_ bathing tlic irritated membranes । Green's daughter. Mrs. Clinton honor of Arlene's birthday. 1। . . . ' l The ------------------program of ‘ the -----Women's club j —bringing blessed relief wlicre you 1 Cassldny and family Monday. Hn*rn . t a U l e e J e P!. n £ h ® nors f° ta « Schantz and Howard. Captain and Mrs. Philip Mitchell ' .?ho,L nnd ^yit glee club. m outjlned in the new '43-'44 year Mr. nn3en is a ,graduate or . to Miss Katharine Weeber and the In service. Marshall Two I Mr. and Mr.*. Francis Schaffer and with Linda Anne and Philip Gran- u.nder the direction of Ktr. Lower, &T** |fraduate of in tl want it, when you want it. Jom8ch«‘‘- Hzm WllmlXton. Delauwk pcmnuicaBhai m uce jsri.nrf. raHaa! rwi-_ consolation to Mrs. Rozeile Stan- is in in RhoUe Island, and I daughter of Alto sperit Sunday unJl?.r., w?y- T*10 accom- Topics Tonics Are are planned nlanned under three , „re. Bnd u ncw Bttendln|t HBr. DO THIS tonight — Rub throat, I with Mr. and Mrs Floyd Burkcv. vllle, arrived Saturday from Ft. Inre --------------------It wa* the latter's birthday 1* in the army at Anchorage, Sil). Oklahoma to be guest* at Die P 80 , 18 ^ are Willo Hampton for the heads — General. Hoi « nd Tlne v“rd where he Is - --------*— of- Pi ~ ton. chest with VapoRub. Its long con­ Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. L F. W. Stebbins home. Capt. Mitchell cV° r ,a1d JJetLy O°rB-*ht for the Arts, member who was surprised with gifts and ka. “ “ ' with Mrs. P. L. Bauer. Mrs. ; P Burkey and Mr and Mrs Flovd h.< „. ten-d^TfuTlou« tinued roulticcsind-vapir action jnugh Bnd Mr* 1 Rlcc club. Much of the music this Fred Stebbins and Mrs. George -----------------------------loosens phlegm, relieves irritation, Mr? PraErRte£“to BMtte Cwk «"d children will re-i yt8r ^e patriotic. . Lockwoc —. ^.u> uu.w... .In the order Lockwood, chairmen : MS’r« maln .u«in Indefinitely. inaeiinnciy. H1»« L\ ln lhu 5crv*fe n»med. , Mrs. Fiank 8. Ketcham of Chi Guests Guest*ofofMr Mr.and andMrs Mra. Dan Lew- 01 hljl Mr; bow’rr has takOpening with a lune luncheon on Oct. eago returns to her home Thurs- u d 1 —jguest -------- speaker, —-*r. the restful sleep. V VapoRub is Monday evening were Sgt. Alvin en,.?ver-.Uie d'cecHon °t the band, i and tne seconn jday I dav after a ten days' days'.visit visit with her Smith E of Camp Polk, La., Mr. and I Mi53 Campbell* art class has meeting Oct. 15. features Mrs. RobMrs. WlHlain Bell of Ionia and their I----------------------------------------------------------- ! son. Wm. Bell of Ypsilanti. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kemp of Baltic Creek were Sunday guest* of Mr. nnd Mrs. c. F. Finstrom. 1 Mr. and Mrs. T. S. K. Reid and ' son. Robert, and Mrs Charles Cruso left on Wednesday for Albuquerque, i N. M. to spend the winter. ’ Mra. Matilda McLaughlin of Muskegon was the guest of Mrs Boyd Clark part of last week. I Mr. and Mrs. Leeland Bennett I accompanied the latter’s sister. Mra. I Leona Proctor, to Lansing on Sun- i day where Mra. proctor has accept- ' Muslin Sheet ed a position as nurse in the OsFancy plaid col- QQe 81x99 teopathlc hospital. Mr. and Mrs. tons, 70x80 slngle.wO Bennett also visited Mrs. Zcda Ben­ Percale*. 81x108 ..245 nett while In Lansing. Mrs. C. E. Thomas of Santa Ana. Cal., came Thursday for a visit of I several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. 1 Abcn Johnson and other relatives | and frlendn MLvses Leia Jordan and Amelin ' Walter were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ' Logan Hunt- of Flint and Mr. and i Mrs. Charles Fisher of Franken- | mulh over the weekend. Judge George B. Hnrtrlck of Pon- ' Baby. 30x40 llac held court here on Wednesday । for Judge A. D. McDonald. Mrs. 1 Hartriek accompanied her husband i and was the gueat of Mrs. McDon- | IF THROAT IS SORE VICKS A FEW ITEMS OF OUR MANY Y WAR BONDS Outstanding Values HERE BLANKETS SHEETS RECEIVING BLANKETS SWEATERS CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS thall of tils past f Nashind Mrs. nd Mrs. ill's in loffman on with friends irryvllle blits'. * n spent rd Mrs. ving to for Service Men-tnail early Upjohn Unicops, both 100$3.95 Cod Liver Oil, High Test, pt. 98c Parke Davis Haliver Oil Caps., 50 _57c Analgesic Balm49c Bromo Seltzer, $2.00 size .$1.58 .1.89c Yeast Tablets, bott. 250 Milk of Magnesia, pt33c Caldwell Syrup Pepsin, large98c Serutan, 10 oz 98c Wc arc agents for thc Famoui WILLARD TABLETS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Owen ol Portland were Sunday guests of her I brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Otto laenhath. Mr. and Mrs. Will Unzington and two children and Mrs. Blanche Otis * visited Mr. and Mrs William Suska 1 of Lansing on Sunday. Mrs. Ella Wolfe spent last week l with the J. L. Smiths at Quimby. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frost are receiving congratulations on the birth of a 6 lb. 12 oz. son. Donald Stuart, who arrived yesterday morn­ ing. the 8th. at Pennock hospital. The stork did Just as was ordered as tt boy was felt to be lhe proper companion for daughter, Sandra Lee, OUTING ROOMS STEAM BUT REED’S 4Q Maslin 38x43 03 BQ 35" white heavy outing faC Ari Muslin 38x45 A 40 Percales 36x41 49 38” Pajama Eaton Flannel w£ obi • Greatly Reduced Dress- COATS • SUITS and DRESSES at POPULAR PRICES Bln<la 9340 wr «*. ■* HOTEL HASTINGS jl £ SLACKS DRESSES COLD WATER BBL® STORE REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY —J Phone 2241 Haitinot State fir Jaffersae Pillow Costs 36" Striped outing I p98 for Acid stomach Distress—Satisfaction or it will cost you nothing tk for details. 1* 45 Exclusive, but not expensive 3” 5M Flannel. Corduroy. Heeringbane Tweed IDgUy TallerMt �Bg». ------------- The Halting* Banner Though Mveral new varlatl** ot potato** have b«en growing In poputarity In recent year*, th* commer­ cial grower should change from the old standard Cobbler. Gleen Moun­ tain or Rural varieties only if the newer varieties show by test that they produce more potatoes or better quality potatoes. Disease*, blacken­ ing in cooking' and other trouble* of the standard varieties led to an in­ tensive potato breeding program during the year* since 1815. Work initiated by the department of agri­ culture brought forth the Kalahdin variety In 1832. followed since by Chippewa. Houma. Sebaga. Sequoia, IAL EDITORIAL^ASSOCIATION GRANGES BUY FULLER BRUSHES NOW FOR CHRISTMAS these new potatoes have good sh»pe, white flesh, are resistant to the mosaic disease, and have little ten­ dency to blacken after cooking. Most Sheldon Agency Fuller Brush Representative, Jowi phine Murphy. 1210 So. Hanover, Hasting*. Mich. Phone 3408. subject to the leafroll disease, and are less mealy than Green Mountain and other standard potatoes when cooked, according to Prof. E V Wardenburg of Cornell university. All Kiad* of Insurance Surety Bond* hone 2113 Hasting* IK. MAT* AV-U ROOM WORK Beauty Shop will remain open. FOX’S BARBER A BEAUTY SHOP Greely Fox 10-7 Swanson Agency TRAVELING CARD OF THANKS REDUCED RATES IOO HORSES HORSE SHOEING Property domoge and Liability Conforming to Michigan's new Responsibility Law may we *<1* vtee you how this law affect* all Michigan motorists? • • WANTED! For the Southern Market. Must be chunky and fat, from 4 to 8 yr*, old and well broke. Write "Hone Buyer", care of Ban­ ner, describing hone and your location or telephone number. Form Bureau State Agent AUCTION SALES LAWRENCE WILKINS It. I. Harting* Loren Hershbergei AUCTIONEER HENRY FLANNERY THANK: j i-. . wr »'"*’ W AT FIRST SIGN OF A li<-n. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT Marshall Furnaces Repair* furnished and stalled for all makes furnaces Eaves Troughing Tin Shop for tome of that good PERMANENT WAVE-59^ Lily White Flour n uw'e'r.. f .Id k indnr«< Floor Sanders for Rent G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. where. Manry refunded if not «»tU0ed. STEBBINS & JACOBS INSURANCE and BONDS i | FOR BALK—5 »erv. ..f AL eut, .land* K-w.d. Fir*t n nijuin aehooL^Hnrry F O-Vutn. Kfutr 1O-T SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HOUBBKOLD OOOD* AUCTIONEER Liat your Auction Sale* with DEWEY REED ite* can be made at Banner office. ■oua 3467 Hasting*, Mich. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Bayer far STILBS and Cumpaay Hastings stock yards, phone 25M, or call 717—F3 through the C. “BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCI CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Leed. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH >M MK Michigan Avena* Hi— MH Hartln CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville Truss Fitting Patient Will Appreciate Useful Gifts in Hospital By the time a hospital patient has received her fifth bouquet in a single day. she is apt to welcome with particular warmth the friend who expresses her good wishes with something different. While flower* • are always' an appropriate choice, ‘there is such a thing as having too many in a hospital room. It lakes a little imagination to choose something that will add to thc pleasure and comfort of an invalid, but there are a number of gifts that the thoughtful visitor can take along. The highlight of any patient's day comes with the morning bath, and this can be made even more enjoy­ able If she has her own favorite soap. Other acceptable gift* are dainty wash cloth* and. nightgown*. Both muiLbe changed daily. »o a good »upply is needed. Women patient*, especially, look forward to the time when they can discard the unflatter­ ing but highly practical hospital gown which 1* usually provided dur­ ing the flr*t few day* of illnc**. On the other hand, thc gift nightgown* or pajama* should not be too fragile nor too sketchy. They should be washed and ironed before being pre­ sented »o tfikt-iney can be put into Hair ribbons, bed jacket*, dressing gowns, bedroom dipper*, manicure equipment, a* well a* amusing books are practical suggestions for lhe patient who is well on thc way to recovery. Food, including candy. IN MEM0R1AM DEAD AND DISABLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY HORSES $5.00 COWS $4.00 Glycerin ovoiloble from animal fats is badly needed in WAR EFFORT. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Call collect. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDES “A woman who work* all day In some capacity related to the war effort should be given the same op­ portunity for buying choice cuts of Attention Fdrmers! her ehopping in the morning," »ay» Mite Elirabelh Jensen of the depart■ment of home economic*. University HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR To share the meat in the tulle*t sense, the homemaker who is at home almost all day should try to use cuts that require longer for cook­ ing. leaving lhe fast-cooking meat* for the working woman. Mis* Jensen • Since the working woman may find that late in th* afternoon is lhe only time available for her shop­ ping, she should be able to find cuts of meal that fan be cooked quickly if she is to prepare supper for’ her hungry husband and children. If all during the morning. *he may find only less tender one* wnich- take longer to prepare." DON’T BUY THINGS YOU DON'T NBKD-JBUY WAR BONDS AUCTIONEER I Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. HASTINGS, MICH. DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS PROMPT SERVICE 7 DAYS A WEEK SMALL STOCK PICKED UP FREE CALL HOWARD BRISTOL Hove discontinued my services with the Kalamaxoo Rendering Works. My new phone numbar O"7 4| g PHONE COLLECT HA$TINGS C I I RES. PHONE 718-F13 BATTLE CREEK RENDERING CO. DRY OUT SDR-......... AND STAY SOFT AFTER SOAKING WHEN work shoes dry out hard and stiff, they’re not only hard on your feet but start cracking and then they are through. No such trouble with Wolverine Shell Horse­ hides. From the very first, uppers are soft as buckskin and soles flexible as bamboo. Need no breaking in. They even dry out like that after getting soaking wet again and again. Just the same, thanks to Wolverine’s secret triple-tanning process, they wear like iron — save you plenty on work shoes. Come in soon... and try on a pair. (?4/7’-#477F SHOESTORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. YHURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1943 EICHTY-fIGHTH YEAR I It U reported that a young stQ' ' ted with the tetaot ... ------------- - --------------------------------- tnorale boosters what am. ' Insidt vtew which soemed to give i down at Camp Rucker. Ala. dla theatre." * Sounds like you're dent recently stayed up all night rtAF recruits la John CH-— | Another new baby now 4 weeks going to have quite a show over after- figuring out what became of the stout Briton who muddled thrmM old (why doeant' somebody tell us there. John). On the ship going over something cute (as Urif\l\ I Ull nlJW thought)—Saw a ten-year-old1 Genwhi ’ll 11 IL IIVI IL I IWMI (ln|0 ^,.011 where they really had these things) is master Jeffery Loe. one morning up on deck who should n— sun when It went down. It finally at >69 miles per hour on the VQ ... — -------en j urutting down State street In dawned 1 on him. aalt flat*. >ame experiences, (you get It from ■ who choar the Garth Fionas' (Del­ John meet out Joe Salik who lives By JANE CAMERON Kalamazoo, followed by a beavy of _____ (Continued from Page 1. Sec. l.l the boys) and saw the professional ton) for his parents and a lucky out near Wall lake where John । * E । - pigtails and curls There's somegame on Sunday. The fellows made I .’.election you made my lad Garth spent his summers and where these «' u Chrysanthetrums lo the window thing about a soldier, something is in North Africa so it may be a two fellows, along with other guys, trimmer In a certain Jefferson St. about a soldier, tra la, la. la. etc., be । sure that Raymond and Kenny were I little lime before these two meet ko played many games of base-ball on ready to^rneet most any emergency ‘ his 'mom' <the former Jean Wil­ lhe Wall lake diamond "We talked store In Hastings. From across the the feminine heart 8 or 80 With street, there appear small squares, thia profound thought we leave Lsalstance Uiat those ot you In the in the army. navy, or marines, after liams) U staying with her parents • bout what we'd do out there when hung side by side, and strangely vou because the tomato soup is out by Welcome Corners where we get back—rounded like lhe big there 'send off' trip to the city. krvlce may need, or for any assistNow lo our mail call for the week Jeffery Lee is waiting to welcome league to hear us talk.'* wrote John, resembling my clothesline when the boiling over. knee that may be needed for those —a letter with good wishes and a home nis Dad. By the way Garth, who added, that he got 35 letters stork was a periodic visitor here. ■ 1 < a > —— phoin you left at home. money order for one smackeroo is have you ever seen your Dad do one one day. he'd like more pictures of only th«c were tattletale-grey Of SOUTHWEST WOODLAND | Yours In comradeship. C0U.’^..bel.,l!K Mr and Mrs Walter Hershberger ot those nimble as a rabbit, hand the family because he'd about worn heading for you — I Shirley B Henry. 1 springs when hr makes an unusual- out what he had. and his 'tonnette* np Twr *PMm entertained Tuesday afternoon and Maurice Benedict t । ly good shot at the bowling alley, or that Lewis Hines started the kids evening in honor of Pfc Fred Giles Co. 754-43 Camp Ward. I "Hello" again, and here we go ■ Sj09 re $100 bonds. of oj nitaote Illinois and and his wife of ot Grand Grand something like that. well, well beton , onup upatatschool, school,which whichhe hehas haswith with FORCES 1 They .ney w< -r*y his wife UBK.TB. kith this weeks spotlight news. The ! Farragut. | he- — did a comehandy in mighty handy *2'ere *crc J®1"* <„?r Rapids, - couple of spinners when . him would ... ....*.ity R*plds, and Sgt Sgt Chalmer HerahHershIdaho coughs more artistic arthtlc window displays. frwr erwr of Camp Polk. p0|k_ Texas and indhb bid town. In fact all of Barry coun। he 'erandpaw'. Your folks to charm snakes cause it looked seen mOfc his £ became a 'grandpaw'. ly Jocks unusually bright and gay Hope it finds you O.K. and good are wonderfully P proud of uu tiie baby-i and sounded Just just like the ones " the ;but,.ne*?r *’*ve 1 ***” ,'Jnv* wife, and her parents Mr and — wondertuHy r°ud °f }e baby: U. 5. P. because of the trees* new beaut v luck." I und just as proud of you boys.Indians used over there. Maybe you could stir up more emotions. An Mrs Ruaei) one* Of oran<j Rapwith the autumn colors—scarlet Nice seeing you home news. I Wayne Bump isIs scheduled scheduled to to better better stick slick lo to baseball baseball John, John, afterafter- American flag back of them would lfla # Mlsa Martha Fellows of Walpint Welcome home to Paul Bates, > come home Oct 14th. Hope nothing । all. Good luck and fellow are we have made It .quite .complete. Ind gold—in all their glory. Il's a (jOnwaa a KUest Of n Edward beautiful time of year with a crisp Percy Jones Hospital, who waa do­ changes your plans fellow. i glad to know you're all right—and , Fl*her at the home of his parents. 11*111 in the air. deep blue skies, ing the town for the first time on ! Dwight Fisher finds h_ himself —.. at (howl Definition—A civilian is some- Mr. and Mrs Walter Fisher re­ ------- -----Churchill. ------. La . ..He ------called ...j «... bot!v who u -coming tn on a rim centlv. * Mrs Oner of Kalamazoo brilliant sun through Ute riot Saturday even If he did have to Camp Bea ov me way. lchii nine cii- —----- --If colors and thc faint smell of make It on crutches. Paul was given the other night—talking from camp route to Camp Crowder. Mo. Let us ।— x ■ spare --------u visiting her daughter. Mrs. Paul and burning leaves that suggest Hallo- a 30 day furlough Tuesday, so hell and he had to be careful what he have your new adrets when you * Bryant. * Mr. and Mrs Guy Kanthern nnd Jack-o-ianterhs to the be here for a time. Well be seeing said because all lines were censored. arrive. Wltoever wrote what a ner and Marvin and Mrs. MagglWhcr-cr — "Oh. aids. Il's an “all's right with the you fellow for a good old visit It He found out that young 'Brucy' ----•--------------------- must have seen Kantner were Sunday guests of Ship Ahoy, Malcolm Pierce (son ?' autl f , 'J 1 morning world." kind of weather. Il’s the that's OK. with you. was OK. but that he hasn't gone of lhe M F Pierce . ...ce R K 4> 4) over over at at have had in Mr and Mrs Russell Kantner of ' Kind of weather to make your heart Richard Callihan, who is wearing out for foot-ball quite yet. His ad­ it seem to Michigan lately. Such a gorgeous • Hastings and the latter remained Great Lakes. How How does “ ------- ----ling, yet there isn't any song be­ more service stripes than We'Ve yet dress is— receiving end of the riot of color tn »he woods, shocks to[spend the * cause the world is nil so wrong. seen, is home for 13 days out of Pvt. Dwight W. FUher, 36462579 i, have vour address of corn with golden pumokins In Franklin Townsend of Hasting* But when the war is won and we his 21 day leave. He looks fine and "Comes o’n official report from between, putple asters by the road-, was a weekend guest ot Mr. and AJ’.O. 694. rt Postmaster Keesler Field. Biloxi. Mlss^ Oct. 6. side, squirrels scampering un- Mrs. Otto Townsend_ Franklin is yhall know the peace that coat so is still figuring how he'll get back New York City. New York. hear a price, then the beauties of to Scotland one of these days—yes. Jimmy Mulder hopes to make it A new role in Democracy's fight afraid in the brown leaves, fleecv rww stationedjit CampGrant IILhe fall will find a harmony in life. 'tis a bonnie lassie who's waiting, agalnst lhe Axis today awaited Pfc. clouds racing across a blue sky—if Hnots * Mr and Mrs. Ferris LathIo hearts again will sing • • so no wonder he's dreaming of Loch days—well be glad to see you. sol­ Mlchaei H Ulrich son of Mr and 1 could write poetry. I would put rop and Carol of Toledo. Ohio, were I You remember the view from H Lomond. Dick doesn't have much to dier. Mrs Mike Ulrich.-Rt. 5. Hastings. * this beautv on paper and store it *^k£{1d £Lb'r Ten If 8. looking north on Broadway. say about all he's been doing and Comes a change of address for— Michigan who was graduated as an for the winter months as I am do- r-nd Mrs. Owen Smith. * Mrs. jenIt’s a picture now. with every vivid he reports back to Seattle. alrplane mechanic today from the Ing every day with food. ' J*'kmd gSL^f'h^teceWMrs‘ Pfc. John R. Adcock. 36462567 lolor you ever saw. Green street B-24 Liberator bomber mechanics I h7ttv S.nrtbrak * Sat and Mra Home an the 28th for 10 days Is AJ’.O. 12543 Harry Sandbrock * Sgt and Mra. has a ennonv of brilliance. Hiey tell Bob Pratt H.HB. '40 He looks tops, New York City. N. Y. school at this unit of the Army Air ’ Patsy said the sophomores had to H sandbrnox « sat and Mra Inter Hershberger and Mr. and us. (what with gas ration, we Just hasn't seen anyone from home since Write when vou can. John. Your Forces Training Command. ' writ* a definition of civilization for Cha Mrs. Waller Hershberger enjoyed lue our imagination, as you71 have he left Keealer Field and Fred Zieg- brotlierj. Paul and Walter write Pvt. Ulrich, with approximately ' history class. I told her. "Clvlllzalo) that the Gyn Lake road was I ler. Bob Francisco, Pete Bachelor, that they are OK. Paul doing radio 17 weeks of intensive training be- tion Is a slate of being where peo- ice cream and cake ah the home of Mr. and Mrs Loren Hershberger never ....... prettier ....v. and ..... over toward -----... .. H, JU the WIIVIO IIV.II... work and Walter in the big show in hind him. is no$r ready either for pie have advanced to the point of and others there from home. Assyria the wooded lands are gor- , Just before Bob came home he was the South Pacific. He writes that assignment to line duty wherever-----creating **— ------------weapons — and ■* -* devices, —‘— Saturday evening. * Mr. and Mrs. beous. We still claim there's no rntt(je Sgt He's a Master Crew Chief it's a miracle that he's still alive the big Liberators art operating, or which they use to destroy them­ tee Hazel and family ot Lake Odesblace to equal the natural beauty On consolidated B-24. Good luck and one thing sure says he. "there to a flexible gunnery of factory selves "You sould have seen the ra were Sunday guests of Mr. and Laurence Lucas. * Mr. and M Barry County any time of year. Bob. and we'll write you at— are no Unbelievers in loxholes." dlrtv look she gave me as she want­ Mrs school.. Mrs Maurice Be Ison of Hastings I All of this made a nerfect setting •• 16067211 Sgt. Robert Pratt. Another change of address for— Greetings Coast Guard Jack Del- ed to know if mv breakfast didn’t and Ruby Goodson of Maple Grove [or the Beagle meet these two days, Sgt. Wm. E Dunlap. 36458852 45ist Bomb Gr. naay down in Brunswick. Oa. We've set good. Just the same. If I had were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. tn fact there were so many in town , 721th Sqd. ?PO 12453 % Postmaster Just talked to your folks about their met her history teacher. I would Paul Guy. * Norman and Lyle with their prize canines.- for this I tJew York City. N. Y. Fairmont Air Base have had her turn it in. Just lo get Sandbrook were weekend guests of bvent. that the housing problem who writes that he's all set (or a visit down there with you last week the reaction. Geneva. Neb. They tell us you're on guard duty Mr and Mrs. Morley Hough of Lake pfns acute. Four *u*, Fort vw»v, Custer bmim soldiers hii > uliiu :. rvui ,t. • Leaving Friday after a week at little trip any one of these days. Odessa * Mn and Mrs. Howard here over Saturday couldn't find a home Is Kenneth Ottosen who lust Wedding bells from Iceland, that's watching the new ships after'they Something from the boys—Our Hershberger and familv of Clarks­ room—they finally were cared for.1 finUhcd 12 weeks at N. Y. univer- what we've been hearing—and why are put afloat at which time they ks one remarked, “this has turned g|ty with the Armv special train- are we so sure—well, because Capt. become government property after son the Army Cadets writes that ville entertained In honor of Sgt. Chalmer Hershberger but to be the 'doggyest' weekend unit. Let us know your new Homer Barber wrote his mother to they leave the construction yard. every night in the barracks, the and Mrs r ever knew "—vou mean."It's a dog's address. Kenneth. send the Weatpotnt engagement It must be a hugh ship building boys fight the Civil War. verbally Sundav Other guests were Mr and life." answered hU buddy. । Here for 10 days looking great is ring; two days later came a letter activity down there and your folks and with Ute trlmings. over again. Mrs. Walter Hershberger and Mr I Bov. do thev use eggs al the Cof- 1 Norman Perkins from Fort Lawton. to also send the wedding ring I She said there seemed to ba miles of We thought the Civil War ended and Mrs. Loren Hershberger. Bar­ lee Shop on Meatless Tuesday and Wash, where he's met Reed Fur- is a lovely nurse who haa been sta­ new housing projects to take care in 1865, but aoparently It was re­ bara and David. * Miss Iris Guy the influx of needed workers. sumed Immediately after Pearl returned Io her work at Hastings brere they flying this week—the row While Norman was wishing he tioned in Iceland and they plan to ot Harbor. We told this to a beloved Monday after a week's illness. b-»'s we mean Frank Kenfleld was could see hU brother Raymond—In 'love, honor, and obey* In England They told us because of this con- soldier who was Just home on leave pfflclatlng at the stove doing double came Ensign Raymond and his wife or Scotland—cupid on the wing, Sestlon the theatres run night and ay and when they went to the and he laughed delightedly and said ,,, ,,rr.r. DURFEE Huty with scrambled eggs and an who wUl have to report back to all right, poor little fellow, he must show they had a long wail then it he had fought the Civil War In evThe Quarterly meeting will be in Funelct. when It was time to filo the Solomon UUnd off the coast of keep pretty streamlined himself, to keep pace with the times these began with the middle of the news ery camo he had been In since go- East Baltimore U. B. Church next latter, which Frank did with as Maryland Oct. 11th Ing Into the armv. What do you Sunday morning at 10. and revival pretty a flop as we ever hope to Vincent McPharltn was in town days. Beat wishes to the Captain reel, half of the feature then-back know about that. »«*• u»nv»r. « ----.----------•>----- .,------------— *-- j♦. to the first of the newsreel but for heaven s , services continue In the evening. Fee—out of the fning pan—Into with hU wife and baby. Born1 we and his bride. The Quimby choir met with Mr. me fin*' You see the frying pan . missed you soldier, everybody said Congratulations In order for Jake somehow the sound track of the sakes? _ 1 and Mrs. Edward Rice and daughhandle loosened lu«t as the omelet you looked splendid and It goes Attend who is noy Lt. Cmdr. in the feature continued and you can ima­ gine the result. It developed the !f you get the war Jitters, xet a\ter Sunday evening for practice. ★ Look to the air. There wasn't anv * without saying It was ever so good U. S. Coast Guards. Would be ever so happy to get operator was slightly Inebrelated book bv Stephen Leacock from the \Fllllng slloa, threshing beans and bolnt In even thinking about a new I to see you. with the result that everything was library, and if you don't/ laugh cutting com seem to be rushing the Irving pan to prevent this occurrence । Another we mlcaed was Howard a little cotk-cyed. Now about you until your tummy hurts, HI eat farmers in this vicinity. * Mr. and again—you practically have to M have Naylor who Is home from OklaR. Jack Maxon. A. 8. JaCk — we heard that In 6 montlis the book with catsup, providing Mra. Herbert Davis of Grand RapK decision from the Sur —— bom* Otty. Chet Hodgu. “ bt vnu ipreme said you Co. 1414. UJBK.TK. HASTINGS PHONE 2115 service you've gone threw five pairs Miss Barnes will let, me. James ids spent thc weekend with Mr. and «, buy m.., looked 'swell' and when Chet says Court to a .... new one—— so mnk ' ot shortf but that you sort ot put Thurber's amazing family will have Mrs. Henn- D Davis * JoAnn Terkith superb self-control (he never that mister, you do. Well be seeing Birthday—June 16th , cne pair aside just-for-inspection— the same effect. Humor U needed penir.g Is the new scholar in our O.K. well do our best, sailor. even said. 'Shucks') took a oalr of ' you this week. . . smart boy We said, we d like to see right now. It's on© of the best school. Mlera. fixed the handle and started I Wes Burrell arrived Tuesday for Remember the overseas letter we Ml over again. I a few days with his wife the former had two weeks ago from Willis you in uniform ’dause we knew how I For this performance we give Ruth Sherwood, who teaches girls Hutchens (Freeport) —well, here's good you'd look, and your folks Frank a rousing cheer of "brave" I gym st H HS. tills year. (They tell added news from him which says he agreed you did. Wasn't it swell Jack, that you got a 48 hr, leave because he's a good egg himself— < us it's so hard or In most cases Im- and Sarah Gilbert, who Is the girl Ere know of his working at lhe U. possible to get gym shoes this year waiting for him at New Orleans. while your parents were there— R. O until midnight after his regu- i that the gals shoot baskets In their La., are alter bound as soon as he every tiling worked perfectly and Jar job. lo get the room readv for stocking feet and then spend their come home. Besides that, there's your folks enjoyed there trip of course, the very nicest part of it lhe fellows Next time the handle . evenings'darning'their socks.) Willis' son— being with you. . uirris Frank (and thev always do) Norm Bogart Is home—haven t Sgt. Del win Hutchens In the mall this week comes the we think vou're entitled to say seen him yet will try and give you Co. E. 92th Q M.B.N. following qnip— „ . , Camp Adair, Ore. U. 8 Armv ['Great Guns." and give the pan a the dope about him laterbang! Captain Phil Mitchell is here makes known that he intends to Soldier on K. P—"Barge, what | There are lots of complications; from Fort Bill. Okla, for a few marry pretty La Monte Wedmore. does K. P mean?" Sarge—"Keep Peeling. Lhlch develon these days with all days. Marjory and the two children (who works at the Viking), so we Die different kinds of Ume we have, will stay here for awhile because aend beat wishes to Father and letters telnck time) For instance a gentle-1 Phil expects to be changed when he son who are both serving Uncle Sept 14. 1943 man bused Into Grand Rapids on reoorts back Sam , India Wednesday but failed to return on , Dick Palmer Percy Jones, showed "Got 26 letters one day and am the late bus os scheduled because us his honorable discharge Satur- Just beginning to catch up on Mrs Leonard Doxey Center Road. R. 4 fhe driver quoted one time and this day. them", writes— Hastings. Michigan . . particular citizen of Middleville.; Another home with honorable Pvt. Walter Brodock. 36465017 Dearest Mother: who owns and operates the Faulk- ' discharge is Franklin Burgess Btry. D. 15th C. A. Just a few lines to say heJlg and Ker drug store there, was navlgnt- (Freeport) from Keealer Field. Miss. A PO 954 rt Postmaster let you know that I am well. How Ing on slow time. Only lhe bus To all of you fellows, home with San Francisco. Calif. . driver could give a convincing ex- honorable discharges, whether you Walter is the oldest tn his family are you and all lhe rest of the planation at a time like this and . served overseas or here at home, and your five brothers and sisters folks. Well and still going strong. chances are he wasn't around. 1 you were In there pitching. rc*oy who go to the Middleville school 1 Yes* I received lhe picture of Good nalured Shorty Freeman to do all you could, and for that are very sure that you and a few (who has two sons In service) at i we thank you. You will Join the others are going to win this war. Norma. She is getting to be quite lhe Banner Office, has a new. fixed I ranks ot those of us here at home Walter. Good luck, soldier. n,Haw>>'0U been fishing lately? I over cart job which he uses to take i and carry on knowing there are "Hello" John Lockwood and boy I. the papers to the poslofflce. It's many jobs necessary to the winning what a difference a letter from haven't since I Joined the army. But pointed ailver and looks so RiUv I of the war besides the Jobs of the you has made to a lot of folks back I coild sure ro for a fish supper line. here in the ole home town—after right now. The only fish that we that the fellows threatened to men on *the ‘ firing 1 more than ten weeks wondering get is salmon and lucky to even christen it with a bottle of coca Dot-Dash News. A salute to Leon Helmer who has where you were without • word K''V cola but even that's hard to get so nA. a to IS? Th“h,t'. 1. _ _________ they’ll probably end up by Riving Just been made Sgt. at Camp Mc­ you have arrive/safely In India as > nice now. ^o^^aln much any z . _ It a squirt with the hose and aome- Cain. Miss. Before they/entered service Duane you say In Ute "China-Burma—In- I (Continued on Page 2. bee X) Jarman and Archie Sinclair lived ik it will be Shorty. ori of as a last celebration spree. together while they were working at Kenny Lane (who went to Detroit Willow Run. After these many --------- .v,. «...--------Ttogethhioniday for his first exam, for the i many months the fellow* arc i rchie Navy). Raymond Kenyon (who ex- ; er again in Boise, Idaho. Arc — an — pecta to be called anyone of these i aerial gunner and Duane a motor days). Bill Lord, (from over Coats mechanic. "Sure seems good to pal Grove wav). Harold Townsend (the around -— with somebody you vo" know < Beau Brummel of HJL8.). and John again" writes Duane. Greetings Don Doxey out in San Coleman, packed themselves In their ol Jalopy (called 'yellow fever', Diego. Calif. They tell us you are probably cause it's weak at all points) now training men back here in the and headed, (with high hopes and UBA and who could do It better little gas) for Ann Arbor to see the say we. after your experiences in 40 ACRES of Und in RutUnd Township oat 4 mile*. Fair Western—U. of M. game. They made the south pacific. How is Kirk— It and were guests of Lyle Bennett, that Is lhe oabys name Isn't it and house, small barn, some fence and woods.--------- $1.8002)0 , former Hastings coach, now on the how old Is he. Don? , For the Richard Lelnaars Its a A DANDY 6 ROOM HOUSE in the 1st ward. 3 bedroom, university faculty, who showed Sir! Sharon Ann and proud papa and bath up. Uvlng room, dining room and kitchen, them lhe whole athletic lay out i fairly bursting with pride way The fellows were thrilled for this ' basement. Nice lot........................................................... 33,800.00 BARRY BYPATHS IN THE HOME FRONT Drug Needs $125 CREOMULSION 50'MIlK MAGNESIA 50c PEPTO BISMAL S120 BROMO SELTZER 8 oz. LyBarker’s QEc Tr.Vanilla Comp. 03 OLIVE OIL 2 oz SPTS. CAMPHOR 3 oz CASTOR OIL U.S. P. 50c 45c 25c 100 ASPIRIN TABLETS 5 grain LyBARKER’S You Would Find It AWKWARD ☆ ☆ ☆ You'd find it mighty owkword to keep This Week’s GOOD BUYS in a bag of silver dollars on hand to pay REAL ESTATE & Ar your bills. A checking account is so *fone 1 ACRE OF LAND 8 miles oat on pavement, barn, well and basement but no house. ..$1,500.00 MERMASH ONE OF THE cutest UUle brand new 3 room houses you can Imagine. OH healer goes with lhe house, complete bath, full lot. 11.750.00 much more convenient, gives you a rec. /{ See ord of every bill paid and a receipt. If you have never had a checking account er you will be surprised how little effort it IN THE 3RD WABD, city of Hastings we have a 5 acres and modern 6 room house Just painted, out buildings, just reconditioned, beautiful creek runs through the Und priced at -....................................................................... $4,000.00 takes. Come in and open one today. 40 ACRES in Carlton Township. Uys Tevei, nice little house and baA. Lots of fruit, good soli, has electric. ................................................................ —................. .....9M0M0 Chick* gain fast on MER­ MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC SHOW YOUR COLORS A LARGE ALL MODERN home on Main Street In Mid­ dleville In A-l condition. $2,6*0.80 SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS N. CHURCH ST. NOW! W ACRE FABM, one and a half miles north and one EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty Six Yean of Conlinuoiu Service" PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONK 2118 BUY U.S. WAR 104 ACRES of Und In Carlton Township, 8 room house, hrs electricity, bam 36x60, tool shed and com crib. This Is a good productive farm for .—$6,300.00 STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 HASTIN' �THE HA8TING8 BANNER, THCMP AY, OCTOBER 7. 1943 farm within throe week*! hour* a week whereas they only Ffc Donald Nevin*. N4174O3 Rapid* in that city, Wednesday and 1 arrive* thia Wednesday .'or a abort' the our officers brought a radio beta ing to uik about. carried around 15 before. They I A P O. 7gl. c/o Postmaster Thuraday. * Mr. and Mra Oabert furlough with his parent*. Mr. and;!* a ing to a person In th* hospital OrifCath of or Grand Rapid* were callcall-1i Mr*. T. I. Ollie lie and aUtera. Janet i Ki ’--------- of “Maple picked out three at my hardest । ”—*’ ” Orlff*th ft*. Some way or another era on rrlxUve* Bunday afternoon!■ y^MarUyn^ two. seven subject* for me for a atartgr: Math. • he idea through our convtr Middleville Eng. comp., and Fhysiaa. Believe I west September II, IMS that I wa* a radio repair n their father and brother. Fred O and brought her mother. Mn. Row from Saturday until"thl* Tuesday' Ihink* north hi* cow*’ mint havTheard me" they^are“no «i*p“either"m'v The Hastings Banner* Btokoc who has been 111 In bed MltoMll of Lincoln. Nth . to visit I Mr*. Sarah Campbell atxl other । with hi* sUter.i and brother*. * The about the meet shortage Within other c!a**e> are easier, thank good- ' Ha*ling*. Michigan since June a cow and a r.roa. they are: History.Engineer- Oenttanen: able to until I can get hold of Densmore Babcock of Grand Rap­ old neighbor* and friend* in thl*/Clive Churchill* received a letter the past three weeks 11 Saturday fro«n*thelr *on. A S Don- heifer, of hl* mixed Hotetein herd ing. Drawing. Oym. and Naval Or- 1 Thank* Thank* •a lol lot for tnr the t id* wa* ta town this Monday visit­ vicinity. Banner I tube and something to trot it wtU church who is u receiving pilot •■ have given birth to twin*, twin*, fine fineganlsaUon. ganlsaUon. ing hl* grandmother. Mr*. Dor* The Route circle of the Method- aid Church take It for granted that Mr. John­ WUh I had ft back there al m training at a ure-fllght school In' healthy calve* of which three art Tire living condition* here ant shop where I at least had a screw brother, Edward Blake Babcock, and hl* und* and aunt, 1st church will meet with Mr*. Ban Antonio. Texas, that he has!male*, consequently before many very good, comfortable too. There son la responsible tax sending R. I only had the pleasure of living driver and a volt meter. “t and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ruaedl Bedford. ★ Chirtea Parker thl* Thurtday aft- been divcharged from Die hospital weeks they will be helping to step are about TOO *ailori and marine* I went to town yesterday—had Mra. Adelaide Baird of north Grand emoon at her home north of town. 1 In Hastings a year and a half, yet here. 344 of them are marines time—but didn't see anyone ■ Rapid* St. la spending some time.. * Mn. Hattie Smith returned home. Donald dislocated hL< elbow wiUle , up the meat suppb I deeply appreciate Lhe news from Mr Jone* live* on the farm that There are about 190 marine* living there. Ptease change my addreaa to A Mr*. >n Halting* with her daughter, Mra. Sunday from a week's vtait at the, playing basketball which laid him 1 was purchased from the govern- hers in the Quadriangie and the V. D, Aokannan o. MoHm. M. home* of ner sdn*. Ted and Ar-11up about a month. Quincer and Mra Arthur Bert, ------------, ment by hl* grandfather. Junlah rest are --------— — and Oreck etn th ]en for!guest* of Mr*. Sarah Campbell and.। ihur near Haatlngs * Owen Lyon*1, of / I of Mayfield Ohio, and wa* The fxjc ter enm- niece. Mlaa Ixxiete Cook, were Mr. of Chelsea brought hl* two chil­ Thoriupplc Branch Red Crots Elects settled by hl* father A Clrarles and f h amphitheaters, torture pit*. * _______ at Mr* I and Mr*. Lewi* Robert* of Wayland I dren. Sally Jo and Gerry to lhe The Thornapple branch of lhe Mldne,*r b**” “IP"1 „. 7m“Mond’*v' ♦ MUses Iz>l* Mr. Mare Gray and Bert and home of hia parent*. Mr and Mr* Mon dens. Ths most teautUul th Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Budge county Red Cross elected the 01 J<»“ family. We ar to get our Green* was a cathedral. It wa* real «wel Man- AJtne* Slokoe of '.he Pon- 'Maurice Carter, local. * Mr and I Ray Lyons, Thursday to remain Barry I SSote.SntL^ weekend at । Mra Charles McPeck of Auguste. while their nwther Is hospitalized following officer* at the -----------Wednesday — ....... ln * °" all except the cathedral wa* bi 1--------------------------... Hastings. Michigan Happy Gathering about 3.000 year* ago. or dur with their rentOeneral Chmn.. Mn !U, u Mr- and 1 former Middleville residents, resident*. visit-1 vUit- with her infant son. Michael Owen, meeting: thia month, but Dear Dad and Mother. A company of old friends enjoyed. by lhe J5th - of J^l* Mn< ■Olenn ed at the home* of their sUtera. bom on Wednesday, September 29. Charles Robertson; see -trea*.. Mrs F. O. Slokoe ♦ U.n. I sure am aorry I didn't write the time of Caesar It wasn't tn . . wth«n up. a happv-get-together with Mr and *w* ,h a^f now ? best of condition—a little on ' j»|y aon gjent spent last < Mrs. Curti* Arnold, and Mr*. Ray * Mr. and Mr*. Rush Randall were Eldon Lawrence; Chmn of *ewlng. and little sooner, but we have been on thc Mrs Clair Bros; Clunn of knitting. allowed to go into run down aide. mother. Mra. Mr* A Amble Lyon* on Thuraday * Charles Ran­ Sunday dinner guest* of his sister, -- ------ — u“‘ — Mrs Mark Ritchie at their Oun week with her mother. constant go ever since we left Miss­ lake cottage on Bunday with o ^2*! T® Mrs Lenna Kirkpatrick. The re ­ . ”u. »«ekenda which Write. Muxnaire wnne her ber inaband wa* <1*11 <*1 U*e Greenville vicinity vU- Mr* Bvron Fleming and husband MugrMge on vacaTionwhile e Mrs. E husband F. Blake wa* lied hl* parents. Mr- «nd Mra. Rush at Barlow lake. * Tiie Christian port* of last year * work were very sumptuous pot luck dinner. The, maW* u it mu much better Other than issippi, and we eertauily do have ‘ h h *' , r Your loving son. - on vacation * Mra. E F. Blake wa* .‘T, —vr a nice area now I thought probablv Kart tn Caledonia Friday on business RaridaU. Randall. Friday night. ♦ Mn Pearl Fellowship class of the Baptist gratifying Kt* of the Ritehl* were Mr and. tliat we are restricted lo a aO-mlie la would be like Mis* but there * much in. Pfc Karl O. Welifare. 36404354 and vtelting vtelttng friend*. friends * Read the Kepyon Kenyon returned relumed hoi home Thursday church school was entertained at Charles Crookston. Mr andI rBdll“'i,and lhat Un t 1 rwn^rison to some "of the other al) lhe difference In the world. I A.P.O. 7M. c/o Poatmaster the home of Mr. and Mr*. Harold Home Front new* for change of from Lansing where she had bem ; name rroni iw «m ••••• ■m going to try and take some pic­ chools. « Mugridge ••----- ■-— yisl visiting her -------------son Sidney and fam-^ Oriffeth on Grand Rapids St. New York. N. Y. addreu of Pfc Clare R —— tures tiiLs pm We don't have lo 1B‘ S*1 *a» ln Ute building camouflage any more. Ute trees are Friday night •for their . regular Oeneral Chmn.. Shirlev Kenneen. H Johnson. Mr. and Mrs Charles , whose address 1* different from hi* Hv — •••*•■ last which wa* in Sicily, also that Mr*. Bradford Johnson and three btulness meettng and soetel hour. vice Chmn, Mat Bedford secy . Mlnar. Mr. and Mra Harry Ben-1 last Bunday night on a Huie in* M-atured quiU far apart, of course.1 Another Hurrah! for another let of stabley (Jack! Johnson who ha* children of Detroit came Thur*day Miss Avl* Jackson who has been Mr*. Shirley Kenneen; dUcuaalon nelt, Mr*. Nellie Thompson and. pretion of hia own. When he came they're all pines, and the ground I* ter from another WAVE. -----------------uPIX,r *Mt d*<k ,,ir as level a* a table top. The ground moved over to Wl*con*ln. to visit her «uter. Mr*. Owar working In the Kroger *tore began leader. Alton Finkbcincr; recres- Mrs. Lenna Kirkpatrick Tuesday, Sept. 2 building he found some dust on the I lock* like a carpel of > pine needle*. Dear Zolly: Mr*. Florence Henning and ML** Kaechele and brother. Maurice1 her new duties thl* Monday as t Iona I leader. Mr* Claude Rosen­ floor of the broom closet ao he re­ H »ure to pretty. Pearl Henderahott returned to their > Harper and their families before I "hello girl at the local Bell Tele- berg; hoapHal service; Mra. Frank I You isld ~ stricted the wholeThs decknn? to the bar bat*’ben the* P|, n learhomea in Detroit thl* Monday aft. eolng to Virginia where Mr. John- phone office. Her weekend guests Garbow; song leader. MX* Rov *° T Wr are naiing a rest period now. )DU how I like the WAVES, ao ' rr * two weeks' vtait al the home ion has accepted a posiUon and I al her west county line home were McCaul Thc October -------I am lying tn my hammock writing. I wm. 1th really a wonderful expert of thetr brother-in-law. Charles B- ■ where they are moving. ★ Foster ML**es IxA* Ann Churchill and be with Mr. and Mrs 1 *‘Hing up between two cncr and after almost three week Campbell on the Irving road. The. Waddell has made a good recovery Donna Polhcmu* * The sympathy Johnson. tree*. They make awfully good bed*. 1 m ths Navy I feel a part of 11many friends of ML** Pearl will be from his recent operation and I* I of the community I* extended the a lot of the fellows have them If H'« the only life for me. We de Interested to know that after many able to be out again for which hl*. Chester Bromley family in the Past Matron Meeting rain*. I ju»t streUh up a wire nbntv of drilling and marching l»t Sgt. Well, we won't be spending It veers in the teaching profession of many friends nre glad * Mr. an<1: tragic death of their *on. PhllanMrs. Harry BaUch and anv money thl* weekend anyway. directly over lhe hammock and put have three or Tour InstnicUon dais, Detroit school* site ha* retired be- Mrs. Frank Prindle accompanied | der who accidentally shot himself Olenn Grtffeth entertained a canvas over it, then tie each side b* today and they keep u* on thr "f..cf.n calch UP °n our sleep too. Mine of 111 health * Mr and Mn. their cousin*. Dr and Mra. Claude' when the hammer of his gun broke to ground, that way you keen run. The food is «well-we hardlj db?n?r^t '---------P Well. I can't think of inueh more justthe Everett Sweegle* ot HasUng* were Hildreth of Grand Rapid* tojas he hit the »lde of the cement m dry a* m can be. Pretty good noUoe the shortage* lhe way civU to say right now. ao I had better idea, as Monday evening visitor* last week• Charlotte. Sunday where they vis-, water tank in the barnyard The Ann't flilnlr'F We UZo >lir« haA ten* .__ do. J-___ __... of enter don't vnn you think? sure had and■ have -.1 plenty close. Of her brother Chude Kenneen and lied relative* * The Rev 6. B ; accident occurred on the Jake Fink­ a lot of rain when we first canie taliunonl, almoat too much In fac Your*. wife. * The Stanley Lvon* famJJy Quincer and many of themem-, beiner farm where they recently down here. It rained every day. until with Tommy Tucker * band broad emoon. <n ' up'Y Bob o' Ktlamazqp riot ted a» lhe h«m» ber* of the Baptist chureh attend- moved Arthur Thcde who wa* pa**, we could hardly move a single railing from here every Saturda1 E r h?£*? erl Cook UBMCJL of hia parent* Mr. and Mr*. Ray ed th* association meeting of the ing the farm rhortlv after it hap­ truck. Tiie mud was a foot deep ev­ and movie* two or three times i V-12 Unit. Quad. No 60 * '• — Tuesday and the Alfred Regular Baptist churches of Grand pjned brought thc bov to Dr Lund's erywhere. and some place* a lot week, phi* our own band and varie Oberlin College office and on to the hospital ♦ Mr East Side Card Club Meet* deeper than that. •Continued on Page 1, See. 2.) ty show. Oberlin. Ohio and Mr* Clive Churchill had as Thirteen members and three more, but It is quite cool anyway. I would like a metal covered, Tlu* afternoon we had what wi । Sunday dinner guests her brothers substitutes of thc East Side Card entail btblc, as I don't have any. I received a letter from Don to­ call a rope-yarn Sunday—juat plal: | and »uter-ln-law». Mr and Mra club were entertained at a one .. .. _ >0- IM3 I saw “Kennle* letter in the free Ume—and I went shopping L day. He said tliat he wa* well and | Hastings Banner 1 Julian Pott* and Mr. and Mra. o'clock luncheon Wednesday at lhe working hard every daya. He*al- i Banner Ships Service—like a PX . and li HaaUngK Michigan 1 Leon Potts of the Clay Hill nelgh- home of Mrs. Charic* Robertson way* did and I gueaa that he alwavr < Well, it'* nearly time to eat din­ lite shops that the downtown de Gentlemen: |i bo: hood as the end of a contest. The losing will. so I guess T had better cIobc. partment store* have brought u Advising you of another change ner ' Mrs Flora Hanlon accompanied side furnished the dinner for the Write noon, and often, and take for us. I even got some candy bareMom. I wish that you wouldn't < I by Mrs. Emory Fuikbclner and company and all report a nice time. send me anything for Christina* as of address. care of yourselves last I knew you couldn't buy lher Will write as soon as possible — small daughter. Man* Kay. leave Your lovti aon. it takes so long for packages to get lthat is in about 3 month* easily—and had a sundae at th HospltaUxed for Calumet City. Hl. thL* Wed­ here and too. I don't know where Betty Boot Canteen Thanking you again, and with nesday for . a week the -- — -s visit with ~~ Mrs Charles Williams, nee Mar­ Cpl. Lynn L Stedge 16064811 Ibest regards to ail my friend*. So far we haven't had a chanc ! former's relative*. * Rev. and Mra Jorlc Wlerlnga. underwent an op- I'll be. Btry C. 370th F A. Bn How ia my UUle girl. I guess that to see New York City, but we havi I remain. Respcctfullv. I W. Minor and her mother. Mr*, ••ration at Blalgett hospital in ohe wa* glad to start to school A P.O. 44 B c o Postmaster our flrat shore liberty this week­ M. O Born**, M M. l,c 1 Margaret Bits* were at Saginaw Grand Rapids thl* Monday tm Shreveport. Louisiana Winter-weight oil and grease again. I wrote her a letter last end.—if some of ua don't draw meaa c o Fleet Po*t Office 1 from Tucsdav to Thursday last week removal of a bone growth tn the left week. Boy. I sure enjoy getting her* <*««*> or BUard dul7 But Just San Francisco. California ' visiting the'r son. Donald Minor elbow, and for straightening of the I want to write a letter to Aunt ,, , 8ePl*,,Hber J1, IM3 **me 1 low K»vy life—evea getting and family and other relatives * arm. She stoett the operation well Ruth 'thl* afternoon *o win have * Mr and Mra. Geo. Uellfare Up *t five-thirty in the morivlngyour car during the cold spells .. North Africa “1 E. Thorn St Thc Jack Reynold* family of Grand nnd expect* to be there a, week to make this a little *hort. Fl) clooc and lhe fire drills they are always Mr. and Mrs Oeo. Crake* 1 Rupld* were Sunday -gues:’ n '~ ' * “ * ” * ' uests of Thc arm was broken In a fall on for now wishing you all the happi­ 402 E. Grand St Hastinn. Michigan 1 waking us up for. • ahead. Mobile Meter OU has their friends Mr. and Mr Ira Clair the bridge about a year ago and ness in the world. Deny Folks: ; We really do have wonderful offlHasting*. Michigan < Brog and children. * Mr. and has given her much trouble since. great protective powers, cause* Nothing much doing on the ra- J cers here, the WAVE Ensign* can All my love. Dear Mother and George: 1 Mra. Ernest .. Hooper and —K.. — small Her two small rons are staving with Your car will go just as Hille ' mi bon forma lion and l> Max Edward Here It is Sat. night und about dio this hot afternoon which i* a hold their own for brauty-and for 1 daughter of Grand Rapids spent her pa req is. Mr and Mrs Fred Corp. Max E. Mackey good thing because the battery is personality, with Hollywood's beat, ; “he "weekend with hl* parents I 1:00 and I just flnialied work. We .>--------J and Wlerlnga We hope thia operation far in peace or war— noted for firing long engine A.P.O 884. c/o Postmaster are going on another beach partv dead The power plant I* being re- And believe m* thev know what ulster. Mr. and Mr*. L~, Roy Hooper ---- will restore the arm to Its normal New Yoric. N. Y. tomorrow We have been going on paired which means we have to u*r they are doing when they "hep two nnd -Edith. * Mrs D O Just cf use. try Mobilgas ond Oil. life. It'* a precaution you can't Howdy. Max—we’ve Just finished them for four Sundnvs in a row 1 the hand generator, which I* work three four". You can hear them all inui We regret to learn that Edward looking Detroit came Sunday to visit until looking over your camp paper. now I haven't been going to church 1 still like the radio swell. One of 1 (Continued on Page 7. Sec. Z) TimrCtxv U’lth her Barents. U.. .v. va the Eaterman. proprietor of Middleville iwuimup. Ronndt Roundup." that ,vu you ocm aent nmn from in In-­ Rev and Mr* Geo Curtis and hotel who has been ill in Pennock, din We read every word of It. Our since I. have been over here, but hospltal in Hastings Hastings, about aa week, blood family hospital pressure ' went bouncing will go in the morning. Sgt Rascoe , Mr*. Bert Briggs and daughter. U reriousiy iWt- Several of the I around when we read about the and Sgt. Curti* wanted me to go with aunuay them, but 1 didn't ! Mrs brmeal Gray and two chil- men went up to thc hospital this 10th A P. raid* on the Jap com- last w • Sunday wm so mi* will go thia services. Sunday with them dren of Merritt visited thc former's Monday to give blond transfusion* municatlon*. For instance— "The so to ’Ihe Catholic • I*ter Mra Ray Lvons lhe latter Curti* Arnold underwent nn op- B-24* plastered th* railway yard*•••- u-- u-We have been getting good food part of the week Mr Gray came rintlon tn Butterworth hospital, and storage building* at Prome MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR over here lately, better than what after hi* family on Saturday but Saturday but is home and gaining Thaxinow Junction switchman You con not loose at any rate -------- .. Tiie -—-------I Mra. Briggs remained for a long- nicely. - cars to worry about we got in New York Steak* or has a lot fewer HASTINGS PHONE t5M beef stew every night for aupper. er visit with Mra Lyons nnd other —■—rzand the one* at Mylngyan and My- I mean good frvxh beef and all tb<icUtivro. * Pvt. Robert Gillett who Out for Victory aungbinwah tyou pronounce 'em flesh vegetable* we want. I juat ha* been receiving special trainFarmer* consider a tel m of *w*n twin Max* imgnt might just as a* we well take a va­ heard that we were going to have Wt ARE OFFERING THIS WEEK mg at Princeton university. -N J. calve* a* unusual, but two set* on. caUot^ cation. Repair Repair sheds sheds and irare- hotcakca for breakfast In lhe moml house* made nice bonfires at the Ing. A ItO ACRE FARM H<hig lownahlp which la a wonderful same'place. Still celebrating on lhe I hope everyone la OK at home ■ 21jtt the fighter-bomber* found a tell Orandpa I aalcl hello and to । concentration of 23 Jap raft* north keep well. /of Maingkwan. They aren't floating well. I better get to bed ao I can fair B room house and 36x46 barn. This is good fertile Und and ■ any more A* a rousing climax. thc get uo tn time to get some of those । bomber* cut loose on the 22nd The hotcakes. will raise good crop*, and priced at only ........... 23.000 B-23's needed an adding machine Al) my love. A GOOD 40 ACRES in .Maple Grove township about 9 mile* aa they destroyed a record number Doo : of freight car* In central Burma For from Hatllng* and about 5 mile* from Nashville. This is splen­ the week, all ships and crews got did land. Uy* just sUghtly rolling but every acre of lhe place Sept. 4. 1941 ' : baok okeh and nobody got hi* fret •—— •>— ■---------•— ■ <------I haven't been getting lite Ban- ' ner very often, the last one wav , i Nor did we mln the beautiful Julv l*t. and that was a month ago i. 34.000 'pin-up* picture on the front page You betur UH them to get on Ute ' ■ titled <with time out for a deep OI ball and start sending them ‘ A NICE 7 ROOM HOl'SE In Freeport with furnace, waler right “you'd be so nice to come more ofun. Home to " Good luck Max. take care Sgt Roscoe, the fellow I chum ! Priced at only 31.500 of yourself. around with, took some picture* t. last Sundav of me and I will send ■ September 16. 1943 । you some. If you can get some film* ' We still. have aeveral Rood home* In Haallng* at from S 1.800 to Dear Friends: .‘.end me some Also If you can send ‘ Just a few lines to let you know , some more handkerchief*. I can , Mhat I'm still around and my «dalways use them. « clre*» is changed from Keealer Field we„ >I better -,„ n ofI ul wri ._ « Well. sign oft .I _. will write Lyon* family from the aame city MIDDLEVILLE n' — * u n »• ” ■ -■1 ”• x Nf. fe, k * --7 . ■ .w -* i. w _ .. K ON THE HOME FRONT PRECAUTION FOR COLD STARTS McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MILLER REAL ESTATE COLUMNS AUCTION SALE Having sold the farm, I will have an auction sole at the farm located three miles west of Nashville or eight miles east of Hostings on M-79 or ! mile east of Barryville Meth­ odist church, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1943 COMMENCING AT 12:30 P. M. AND WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY: FARM TOOLS 4 Roll corn Husker, Little Grant. Deering Binder, in good condition. Birdsell Wagon, good shape. Spring Tooth riding cultivator. Trailer with stock rack, also top box. Set of Buffalo scales, extra good ones. Planet Junior Walking cultivator. Corn shelter, good one. Cyclone clover seeder, new. GRAIN 2 of 20 acres of good standing corn. About 100 bu. oats. POULTRY SUPPLIES Two wire chicken crates. Several drinking fountains. Poultry netting. Several feeders, two extra good ones. Scraper for cleaning roosts. FURNITURE China cabinet. Victrola. Chairs. Breakfast table. Library table. Settee, good size. Rocking chair. Mirror, oval shape. Bureau. Round Heating Stove, good one. 50 gal. steel drum with faucet, good one. Commode. Bureau. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES Wire fence stretchers. Jax screw. Grain Bogs. Extension ladder, extra good one. Single wire stretcher. Ice cream freezer. 3 gal. Self feeder Tor pigs. Two Iteel pig trough*. One hard pine hog trough. 16 ft. long. Quantity of used brick. Post holo digger. Shovels, fork*. Ono Barley fork. Scoop shovel. Several iteel post*. Wood post*. Steel bar and good rip saw. Small saw for trimming tree*. Several set* of hinge*. Wrecking bar. Sythewnd Snath. Chum, good one. Wash tub* and pail*. Egg crate*. Few small gate*. Sheep trough* and Rack*. Some wire fencing. Cupboard Door. 20 bu. crate*.. 4 or 5 porch post*. Several small hinges. Other articles too numerous to msntian. TERMS OF SALE, CASH, NO PROPERTY TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. The Barryville ladies will serve dinner to all who wish commencing at 11:30 o'clock. WILL G. HYDE, Proprietor HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer ERNEST GRAY, Clerk MILLER prior to my appointment as an avlatlon cadet. It is a great oppartun­ itv and I intend to make the most of II. Tiie college Is beautiful and in n fine location, and is verv strict about their rules and regulations, but serve the best food I've eaten since entering the armv. CongratulatKMu to my pal* Rus­ sell and Jimmy In their success with enemy plane* oversea*. You wanted to know about my I irthdav. It was Aug 27. It was a happy day even if I wa* 1200 mile* from home, as I was fortunate that rnv wife. Margaret, was able to be with me Margaret and I celebrated to­ gether with Mr. and Mr* John Tel­ ler. Jr. of Fine lake. Mrs. Teller'* , blrthdav being the same day. We । had a chicken dinner and a very enlovablr evening at Biloxi. Mis* 1 I believe I had better close and study my regulations. Best of luck. ■ Yours trulv, Robert Av S Robert J. Wilcox. 36462575 Sqdn D. 343rd College Training 1 Oeorge Peabodv College Nashville <4>. Tennessee September 23. 1943 I Hastings Banner , Hastings. Mich. Gentlemen: * I wa* pleasantly surprised to re- | ceive the Banner, but I want to , tend you a change In addreaa a* vou will see. I am at the present tunc engaged In Special Service work. It is pretty rugged, but I like it. Again let me *av I enloy receiv­ ing the paper and thank*. Would be glad to hear from any­ one mt crested enough lo write Yours. Cpl Larry Miller. 19068323 151st Airborne Tank Co. 1 Fort Knox. Kentucky REAL ESTATE CO. ' I 1 I j A® Ib MONEY REMODELING REPAIRING OR BUYING HOMES. ■ „ _ Sept. It. 1943 Dear Roy and Dick. We had an inspection the other day by icmt of the V-12 bigwigs. This unit wm the host to all of the commanding officers of all the V-13 unit* in Ohio. The active head of lhe program wm here from Wash­ Hutton and also a representative of the commandant of the Mh Naval DUlrict were here too. They went through our barracks while wv were . In classes and gave the place a genera) going over. After they left, our commander >Lt Comm How­ ard> said that they teemed verv । ulrased and congratulated the unit, 1 a* a whole on Its conduct, etc Most of the gu*s are carrying IS I See Li Now—Reasonable Terms THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stobbln* Bldg. IFe Mgmban f. H. L. B. Phon* 2503 Sell War Bonds and Stamps �THj HA8TTNG6 BANNER. TKVtWAY, OCTOBER 7. 1*43 delegates to guard the ConsUlution and see that no foreign foe nor domestic planner ot un-Amerlcan Ideologies ever invade* the janauty oT the American way of GOD. I ' i I ■ that members become Interrated tn these school. We were told to mu!tiply our efforts by four In rehabllnation work. ^ap^^ im- mother of three children She has one son serving tn the Army, who —- -------- --— -------------------- - ---lr.g in France dtiflng the last war.r • *■ Central Division. lum and wife, lol 38. village of Clor- , | erdale , Rogemond B chllson to Donald * Shipman and wife, parcels shore Oun laker Orangeville Fred I. Millen and wife to Jas. _ .. -- ------- .... ... Sweesy and Colston farm* to Aben Johnson and wife. Roy Houghton and wife sold their home on S Hanover Rt. U> M. B. Weitz and wife. Philip Adktiu and wife ioid a gnd jot to the lit ward to the^wUM^of1 l^'unprartlcaf and Arthur Burghdoff and wife. SsrjSU'TffXJiK. i B s.neu. Alford Cuiter and wife sold their home on West MUI street to Helen W, or lh« Mkhlnn d*k„u«> had wu,1,™ \ Slt.tEL*1*’ 30 can Arms on the false altar* of Mr*. Norton H. Pearl War AcJ?.J» ’"“B 01 “li’MSSrLl olh.r, lo Reynolds. n peace to be achieved by disanna- tlvltle* chairman reported that the Gui Tumes and wife sold their 80 own Dorothy Pearl n>*nl I Amtrican Legion Auxiliary not onlv our C Newton and wife, 95 acre farm in Hastings Twp. to' I want to thank the American Carroll ' Geoffrey W Keller and wife । > » uw Just prior to the convention he 1 has volunteered 1U service* to the section 2. Barry. Auxiliary for the privilege acres, 1 appointed a 15-member post-war . Red Crus* to lhe extent of 5.959.353 of being your delegate to this our V. Waiter Conklin and wife lo. WUllam Hudson and wile sold and Mra. WIU LotM planning commission, tor the pur- Lour* of work and 7.773324 hour* of National Convention it was a great Jas A BatMMS and wife, tot 112 City. their home on 8 Washington street. were Mr. and Mra. Ci and family and Mra. DO&e of itudytng all post-war vet- service In civilian defense and U. honor Our new officers and each W Roy Oehler and wife to Glenn। to Simon Ellerbeck and wife. Ada Tobias sold a house and two1 of Grand Ledge. Mra erans problem*. Louis A. Johnson. S. O. activities but it has given member dedicated ourselves to B. Bera and wife, lots M and 65 andI I feniteln. Herttert Sboi past national commander and for- many members to lhe armed forte*, another vear of Greater Service to .i tiart of lot and 63 Phillipa Addl- . lou to Marte Barry. mer Assistant Secretary of War. I All units have reported taking part our program—"The Legion Pro- i tion. Nashville. All of which goes to prove that aid Bates. * Thc Rev will head tiie commission. in salvage programs; furnishing Gm.** We extend a hearty InvitaMinnie I. England to Morris W. when you want action you should 8. Daabter and son -- ---------------------—’ •**- parcel section 6.. list your property at the ! He gave lhe Legion a treat year 1 to the wives. Mothers, sister Harding and wife, r------Boyes Real Estate office. exaarui ana lansuv 1 of service during which he visited I df'dng blood plasma banks, equip- and daughters of veterans of World Oranxivilie . evening. ♦ Mr. and I most of the battle fields of this p*n* Mobil* Canteen units; pur­ War I and II. who have honorable Philo DlL'.k Dibble^to Z Ethel Phils —-I Gamble. war ' chasing ambulances: raising funds SOUTH THORNAPPLE 1 Sprtngett of Nashville dl'charges from tiie service, to join , parcel 15.' to Rutland *Evab section Blakeney Wm Dipn and ! Mrs. Alfred Malhebat. National '°{L U*4 Weeks Letter our ranks and take part In our proEvah Blakeney to Wm. I ____ _______ on ........ President of the Auxiliary, eave a I If- 80 acres, sec’lon !•> 12. Irving. . “Lu'JE? 9*11 Pre,lon CCMU wove riStedlt । verv heartv greeting to the Leeton i 01 war workers, providing recreaM,b:n|p„.M„ Whltnev and othera turned Thursday from a short visit Ben Schneider Sunda' I Assembly. She-made lhe recommen- 1 Uon Jor teen-agers and old phono- “ There were 400 veterans of World During their absence the I a Mr. and Mrs. Ibrt ' dation that all Americans ref rain | Bfaph re«cordi"jiave been collected War II that were initiated into the "’ John U Sullivan and wife, par­ Legton at the National Convention, cel. Nashville. children stayed with their uncle ffamily amUy were were Sunday Sunday (* dinner guests l from telling jokes and stories about ,o con'crtcd into new ones for Paul A Wsrd' and wife to Herb Francis Oliver and family. * Basil at the home of Mrs. Eckardto moth­ Mr*. Gladys Henry our girls in the WAC'S WAVES.. I <-ur flghUng men .jyvies and wife, north '•» tot 57, Powers and Albert Wieringa and er Mrs. Kate Henderson and Mr. SPARS and MARINES as she felt , w“ *’y , Hardendorfs Addition C ’ ty. grandson of Allegan Co., and Mr. and Mrs. L L. Hall. that these stories and takes were CrOfca Chief /» A I I r\ T II A II f r *"n:» Oriffeth to Michael De­ and Mrs Ed TUnm of Middleville COURTHOUSE ! sabotage to these service*. 1 spent the day at the Johnson and Memorial services were read foi i he!B t^®1. the legion Au-x11; Wieringa-farms, the men assisted in two National officers of thc Legion l“ry has given has been great I electing another silo. * Mra. Edna James Andrew Drain-Past Na- know of no other organlzatfon that ----------------------------------------------------------- Edna E Hubbard in Hubert FnlMrs Sarah Ostroth whe who has been spending tlonal Commander <he presided has done, so much for the Cross WARRANTY DEEDS-------------------------------------------------- ,0L.’. b,0Ck 12' K<n’ Oriffeth ■Sim— Hw.* — — —* V-—-. misfortune to fall, last we> over lhe 1925 National Convention |Rn<1 wlth so little publicity, he Chas B. Faust and other* to. fields Addition. City. able to get around at p Peter B. Baas and wife, tot 40. Phil-----------Mr. and Mrs Ellis White Jee“ NatVonM AdTutam^iMr* He urged u. to help find efficient lip* Addition. Nashville. QUIT ( I.AIM llr.I.ns trip for a few day , * Mn| Mildred TTiere were delate* from Itllv. Nurse* and Nur«* Aides. Our efforts G. A- Arnett to Clarence Mason. Harry Pickard! and wife to Cecile Roush and daughter from Welcome Puerto Rico. France. Canada. Mexl- mwl be four times greater Ulan in lot at Mill lake. Johnstown.' M Pickard. 20 acres, section 17. As- comers accompanied Mr. and Mrs. co. Hawaii besides our own Depart- *or.,d W,J 1 because the need is Maurice J Pender and wife to syrin. _ James Johnson of Hastings to the sett, returned to her hums. Betarment delegate* Twenty-one gover- ,hHl,n?“Sh rhlh mokiIm Byron Fletcher and wife, tots 1. 2. Job England to Bernice England. Johnson and Wieringa home Sun- dnv evening, after being absent sev­ nor* were legionnaire delegates in i “ e to * d “ bout the Club Mobiles 3. 7. 8. Lincoln Park. City. 10 acres, —ctinn 18. Orangeville. । day. Mr. Johnson has been in ill eral days. * The Baptismal etrvMg. thb owning Septan ae,e#,l*S <he Auxiliary has been furnishing Bertha E Taffee to Carl G NletJohn W Herey and wife to health for several weeks but is Tuesday we heard reports from I ‘2'?h*»,rft!Ih 1‘these0*club hamer and wife, south *•» tots 1105. Lawrence N Allerdlng. 40 acres, tr.uch Improved at present. * Mra. noon mir Natiotinl off leers and an ad- battle area s. At first these dub 1104. City. ser'ton H Csrlton. Aloha Nichols and children are Roy W. Erway and wife to Chris­ ; dress dress by bv The Thi National Commander .Mobile* were built to carry donut Glenn B Bera nnd wife to Percy staving in Middleville where Mra. Roane Waring machines and coffee makers. Now tian C. Madsen and wife. 80 acres C Larson nnd wife, lots 64 and 45. Nichols is employed at the White members Bunday morninc. * Mr. Roane Warli thanked the Auxiliary for our our ii th*/ h»** section 5. no Hope j He He thanked the Auxiliary ior SKUI)U l H ‘ and Darts of tot* and 63. Phillip? ; Product* factory and the children and Mrs Chas Laubaugh enter. . 'our greatest ... __ . of vlrle — (IhrAAl ' part. in Year servgirls— —etve (three)tnr-m —give enterthem enterMinnie B. Matthews to Law’ion. Nashville. _ are attending school. * Ben Ben Parks Parks talned friends. Sunday afternoon. tee' for our expanded welfare pro-I talnment of song and dancea. The ' rence Allard ing. 2 lou at Leach Add* Pets'- Leonard to Claude Gross । h a»— his ----------clover -----seed1 hulled and * Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Norton ----1 grams and special war actlvIUes In boys look for these Club Mobiles Carlton. ard " tfc lots in villa®* of Morgan. Claude Rosenburg Rosenbv“ expect* •—« have sold the Ostroth thirty sens to »hull the past 12 monlhr He said: "Do j «hen they come to resL Tkry 8urall A Toarn to Hazel NuneNellie Ormxbec tn Helen Barker clover ------- seed* for Charlie Andler the to the Bell brothers. , not support any idea of peace with- < «ay there is nothing like seeing and maker, parcel section 28. Brfrry. nnd others. 4Q ncres. section 25. Bal­ forepart ot the week. * Dogs were out unconditional surrender by our I talking to an American woman. So Wm. H Surplice and wife to John In Clifford Davis' flock of sheep timore „ „ . j enemies. The cost will be great but ! „U^n!^*rh1h*emShtte "* T Nelson and wife. 40 acres, section Glenn w Pettis to Avis O Pet- both Saturday and Sunday nights. no matter what lhe cost we must heard to say— That Club mobile 15. Baltimore. . • !«. lot 8"ndv Belch Park. Oun lake, From last report* six had been neighbor bathing in the Wm. 8 Scrader and wife to Jen­ Yankee Springs^ fight on. each in our own way til! ■ , found dead and others injured. She was all tn favor o nie H. Stuck and others, lot »46. ultimate victory. The fighting has by They were (n hopes to get the dogs 1 washes of the night. lint t^iun begun mis this win will oe be a long, long bitjust uu । Mr. Johnson saidg these were Just City Cora Bernard and others lo Carl REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Bove, R-nl F'tate Office renorts Roane Waring. Jr., has been with ' American way of life in the Front E. Reese and wife, lot in Nashville. Fanners State Bank. Alto, to Ivan the following sales made in Septemthe U. 8. Army somewhere in tiie , ... Pacific for eight months. w * ... these mobiles through L. Roush and wife. 70 acres, sec­ vtarv rrr— suiu uc> After the session was adjourned lend lease now and pay towards the tion 12. Irving. Gertrude Bauchman lo Elton J. j lot on Mtehtaan Avenue to Clare our Divisional Caucuses were called support of them. Major Ruth Streeter. U. S. Ma ­ Crane and wife. 40 acres, section W^lte of Pre*nort. for the purpose of endorsing candi­ Bentemln BevHwvk purchayd dates for National offices The Cen­ rine Women's reserve director told 22. Rutland. us a Utile of the life of our girl James P. Collison and wife to the Meryl Neeb home in the 4th tra! Division indorsed. Mr*. Doro­ Ronald Anders and wife. 200 acre*.-------* thy Pearl of Detroit for National Marines. She said "You will see many section* 18 and 19 and 20. Hooe James Henev and wife sold ’heir Vice president. changes tn these young daughters »0 were f»rm in section 24 Rutland PhlliD Adkins and wife to Wm. Wednesday morning there were ■ reporu from various committees. of yours. Thev will walk straighter, T Miller, lot* 10 and 17. Harden- to Mervl Neeb and wife. Beniamin o -.».a...... Beverwyk and wife sold . Tiie Constitution or By Laws Com­ be neater and show more respect." dorfs Addition. City. They will be quite apt to say sir Gertrude Gates Smith to Roy ’ heir hn ’i'e and lot on South Jef-, mittee recommended that the eliglwhen speaking to thslr fathers " Blair and other*. 120 acres, section ferson Street ’ o Lorena B. Walker bllity clause in our by law* be Joseph and wife *------ - Shul’z — '■* ■M,T * *nld their changed to conform to that of thc Mrs. Streeter said "I even found 15 Baltimore. Wilhelmina B OArstreet and home on Fast Madison Street to Legion's, thl* recommendation was myself saying sir to my husband others to Steve Senon nnd others. Herbert Wiieix and wife. adopted. The National News recom­ and you know that was good!" After lunch there were Radio Re ­ Harvev Elliott and wife sold their 80 acres. Section 35. Irving. mendation that the dues to Nation­ al oe raised raised guc wu „ ncunic. Pan «,I jonn r. Koestner noesincr to io Martha muruia B a home on E'*’ Grand Street to Mrs. John P. al be 20c so so uim that lhe Nation- ■ hlbilltatlon Childj Welfare. al News would become a member- American and Finance reports. reports, jjm ।pared Bhore Pine lake Prairie- James Endsley. n •ddres* -p,,. Swartz store buildin* on shin magazine, was not adopted. I Then there was an addreas hv by CaoCap- 1 „<|i„ D. Norton xand, wifewuc to miuui .irnciM», .’-'fferron street was sold to Mrs 1 well C Allen, chairman of i tain Lawrence A.Aoercromore. u. । Kenneth Kenuem u. nuriun ,.«ho Americanism reported that 17D00 18. N. who won theNavy Cross three —BeU and - others '* 41 - actes, sec- Gus “i»S Snleraanrf S'nei^ wife Wife n s nags were presented to times He Is In the U 8. resting , tlon 5. Marie Grov/. । Edwin Edwin ibeakins Kteakins , ar and wit* *old their house house and and_# lot lot to Wallace schools' after being in thePacific in Active Edgar Houvcnair and wife to to| their schools; More than 3.600 service flags told in Minnie England. TH 3. Hardendorf's Camobel! and wife flugs were wrir dedicated utuiv««.M by the AU*U-duty since Pearl Harbor. He fas Mn Mra" Burwell sold their I..?., amsrteanum Manuals: given unrecorded ’plat olat.‘ City Citv ’bf of ’Hastmgs' Hastings. ° Mr. “and and“Mra. Bur« his own words (which he was wi- gt'ven -—- G'nrecordcd* Inry; tnnnn 10.000 Americanism Manuals; hb National James A Batson and wife to hou»* and lot on North Hanover 300.000 "Lets be right on Flag Eti­ 'permission to use by our Natinna) quette." were distributed; There President) of lily battles in the Pa•­ Ogden B Donley and wife, lot 2. street to Mr. and Mrs. Sargeant cific. He Ibid ioid how brave the AmerlAmeri­ block 6. Grint's addition to City. ' Rer'ha Finn- sold her Woodland were 53.544 essays entered in our clfic. can boys are—they never romplain. complain. Minnie D Peake to Lillian Clark.. Clarke, ■ -------home to Bert Smith and wife. essay contest; Our "Girl's State Nash and wife sold their ' James Jam urogram, part of our constructive they are quite apt to tay—"When* 40% ncrosTsection 7. Johnstown" Give your car ample protection this winter to fight LlUjAn Clarke to Minnie D. Peake home ,.nme on East Madison St. to Wm. Youth Betterment program, are just the next battle Generah" He said Furlong and wife off ice and ileet. You will need a check-up before a few of the activities of our Amer­ “Any honors that have teen be- ana, others. 40 acres, section 7. Furloi Esther Parmelee sold her farm stowed on me were won by the meji ■ Johnstown . icanlsm Committee work. the snow starts falling. Come in now. Let us do , 1 Fred J Fisher and wife to Char- In Section 30 Wnodi’nd Twp. to , Mrs. Lee W. Hutton. Nation* under me." At thl* lime two disabled veter- J iey B pamt. jot Phillip's Addition. Richard Engle and wife. I Child welfare chairman, reported the work I Marte Barry sold her farm 40 I that Department* have worked with ans of World War II were presented Nashville. Joei R smith to Clark E Smith acres in Carlton Twp. to Raymond , greatest efficiency to serve all Cpl. Alfred Martin who was with ' needy families of World War I A the Armored division in North Af- ana wife. 2 parcels, section 16. Carl- Tobias, et aL Nils onsrn Olisrn ana and wue wife soia sold their ' nils u>eu II as well as all childhood in such rica. He told us how. when hl* Alfred J. Custer and wife to home on North Michigan Ave to I activities as. Health clinics, dental. Loat was shot out from under him. . , pre-natal orthopedic: school lunch he swam ashore and would have Helen M. Reynolds, east 3 rods lol Daniel Roberts and- wife. 1 Gerald Schultz and wife sold programs; penny milk plans: nurses been safely away but he remem- 295 city.-' James D. Jleney and wife to their home on Middle street Nash- < and day care programs; health bered his buddy couldn't swim so camps and swimming pooh. There he went back to save him. He was Meryl D Neeb and wife, 80 acres. 1 vllle to Marcel Evalet and wife. James Hammond and wife sold, were 493.999 children assisted at a shot In lhe Arm and they were cap- section 24. Rutland. Phone 2240 Hasting*, Mich. lured by the French and were held Stanley Robleskl to Gerard Zant- their 80 acre farm in Irving to cost of *2.364,484.67. Mrs. Hurlburt. Chairman of Pop­ prisoners 3 days. He told us he had jer and wife, lot 4. Mullen's Grove.. Robert Vrooman and wife. Kim Sigler Sigler and wife sold the py committee, presented the slo­ five blood transfusions and that he । section 11, Orangeville . ,■ ■ ■ . ■ gan' "Keep America Remember­ is now resting getting ready to 1 Captain D. Shellenberger and _________ _ a hospital in Washington to Wjfe to Jerry Andrus and wife, 57 ing-Buy Poppies. Sell Poppies . ,enter ___ in ami _________________________ __ ...--- AA America did remember and more have two nerves drifted in his arm acres, section 22. Rutland. 8. Wilbert Smith and wife to veterans were given employment honing he will regain the use of it. Pfc. Norman Withers from Minn ­ Clarke E. Davis and wife, 120 acres, and an opportunity to earn money for their families. There were esota. 32 Div. 126 M G. Bat. was section 4. Castleton. Ella W Green to Wm. Howard greater profits to Unit* and De­ in New Guinea where he wa* partment*. Child Welfare and wounded and layed behind the Jap Green and wife. 38 seres, section lines in a hole he dug with one 31, Assyria. Rehabilitation will be carried to hand. 4 days Uli an Australian Stephen B. Bishop knd wife to new height* because of these gains. 1 Mrs. Lawrence Smith. Rehabilita­ scout found him and brought him Thurrell H. Williamson and wife, In. He had an artificial leg but parcel section 14. Maple Grove. tion Chairman presented the Arnyryou wouldn't have known it lo see Avis CPetlla to Walter H. , lean Legion with a check for *%•film walk. . Knowles and wife, lot at Gun lake. 000 for their Rehabilitation fund. Both boys urged everyone to write Yankee Springs. , An expanding rehabilitation pro­ letters. That is the most important Robert F. Vrooman and wife to gram will call for increased inter­ I est in our Hospital Visitor's schools. thing in those boys lives—'Mail James Hammond and wife, parcel ' There was an increase during the from home.' Then candy and swee-a. C Joseph E Shultz and wife to Her-, On Thursday, report* of mem ­ past year and It is highly desirable bership. Jr. Activities were read and bert J. Wilcox and wife, lot 5 E. W. Bliss, plat. City. accepted. Father Flannlgan of Boys Town Jas. Hammond and wife to Robt. spoke to us on child delinquency. His theories are that there are no tion 3, Irving. bid children, they can be won oyer i J. D. Wright and wife to Howard through kindness and right envlr- J. Edwards and wife, parcel section ^He'lmade a plea lo the Mothers .28. Baltimore. F. E- Gwin and wife to Hugh T. and fathers to keep the American Oriffeth and wife, lots coltag6 Homes the sacred Institutions they Grove Resort. Barry. were supposed to be Mid for the Ivin D. Roush and wife to Val­ teen-age children that live in these entine Kurr and wife. Iff acres, sec­ *'°Mrs Lawrense F. Smith, of Ra­ tion 12. Irving. Lester P. Preston and wife to near a telephone, but between cine. Wis.. was elected National G. Preston and wife. 80 acres. President of the. Auxiliary. She is tion 4, Hastings. lhe wife o.' Legionnaire Lawrence Roy A. Houghton and wife to M. F. Stmth. Representative to Con­ B- Weitz and wife, 10t Clty sometime* haa gress from Wisconsin, and the Emma Johncock to Bert McCal- .JVXiE', LAWRENCE J. IaCKR FOST NO. 45 Following is the report of the American Legion Auxiliary delegate tc the National Convention of ths American Legion. Held at Omaha. Nebraska:— Monday morning the Michigan delegation met in their headquar­ ter ut the Hill Hotel, to be assigned to their respective committees and for other Convention instruction*. I war. assigned to the Pan Amer­ ican Committee. This committee meeting proved to be very interest­ ing. Our speaker Ms lor Oeneral Greeley spoke highly of the Legion Auxiliary's Pan American activities. He said. "Our Government has had to counteract propaganda that Ger­ many has been spreading in our 21 Pan American countries. This con­ sists of Movies in which they show how the countries they have taken over ure benefited and show them­ selves ns the superior race, thru some neawpapers and subversive societies.** The seeds of hate that the Ger­ man broadcasts have .sown against the United States. England and other Allied countries, are being overcome by our moving pictures and other methods of our Good Neighbor policies. We were Invited to have Mattee with Cipt. Colon Elbaro. Ambassador of Ecuador. In the evening we attended the Legion Memorial Services in lhe Joslyn Memorial building. Soldiers from Fort Omaha ad­ vanced the colors of the Allied Na­ tions This was s beautiful proceaslonal. The address was given by Stephen F. Chadwick. Past National com­ mander. Legion convention. The Omaha Post band tnr.l enter“™ ~ *"* —*•'talned with some ven' enjoyable numbers until the call to order was given by our National Com­ mander Roan Waring Those that gave addresses of Welcome were: Honorable. Dwight P. Griswold, governor of the Stale of Nebraska; Honorable. Burke B. Hickenlooper. Governor of the state of Iowa; Honorable Dan B. Butler. Mayor nf the city of Omaha; Rob­ ert H. Slorz. Chairman of tiie 1043 convention committee. Post Na­ tional Commander Lynn Stam­ baugh gave the response A message of. best wishes for a successful convention ami regret that he could not be with his Com­ rade* was read from Legionnaire Franklin D. Roosevelt. President of the United States. Roane Waring gave his report as National Commander. Hr urged thc Include_________ _ | VICTORY lURICH It will relax your war nerves and give you added energy, too! The lunch box that corrie* a thermo* of milk is sure to win the praise of the hard­ working man on the production line. It give* just the pick-up ho needs after work­ ing so hard to get the war materials to our fighting forces, and it helps to relax his tired nerves. Enjoy the flavorful good­ ness of a cold gloss of milk every day and see how it keeps you feeling strong and healthy! WINTER WITH a smooth-running CAR! Buy U. S. Bonds and Stamps Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2451 KNOCK OUT ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Halting, ANDRUS SERVICE RLS WANTED! DEFENSE INDUSTRY GOOD WAGES! PUBLIC AUCTION On account of losing my husband and poor health, will sell at public sale at 1305 N. E. Capitol Ave., Battle Creek, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1943 AT ONE O'CLOCK ALL MY THOSE NOW EMPLOYED IN DEFENSE INDUSTRY NEED NOT APPLY Circulating heater Oil cook atove Chair* Electric washing machine FURNITURE Nash Automobile Beds Dresser* Dishes Cans Living room suites Numerous other articles BRING IN WHAT YOU HAVE TO SELL. 120 NORTH BROADWAY 7 to 10 P. M. — ytm' wldicn and sailors MRS. WILLIAM DANA, PROP. HAROLD NEWKIRK, WILL CRY THE SALE let him do the calling. If MICHIGAN Bl �TH1 HABTTNO8 BANNn. THVBBDAT. OCTOBKB 7. IMS "Is It true, what they say about War Bonds?” Tin SAY- “Hey. Rill, I heard that in order to pay for the plane* and tanks and guns America needs for Victory, each of us should be putting at least 10 percent of our pay into War Bonds.” ITS TRUE— ‘That makes sense to me, Joe. Those things cost plenty of dough and we’ve got to have ’em!” IPS TRUE THEY SAY— it? And when you lend your dough to Uncle Sam, you know he’ll make good.” IPS TRUE— “Say! War Bonds are boiler than dollar hills in your pocket, Joe! Not only is each one an ironclad promise to pay, backed up by the strongest Government in the world—but “My w*Te has the idea, now that I’m earning more money, that War Bunds should be the Number One item on our budget—sort of a savings plan for us and the kids.” ' TPS TRUE— “She’s a smart woman, Joe. You’re going lo need a lot of things when this war is over. And there’s no better way on earth to get the money for them than to save regularly now— by buying War Buudo.” THEY SAY— “Yeah, you’re right, Bill. But we’re really not paying that money to the Government, either. It’s just a loan to Uncle Sam until the Bond matures.” “You bet they will! And here’s the way I look at it, Joe. Us guy* who can’t tote a gun or fly a plane can at least do our share by helping to pay for the things our fighters need!” IPS TRUE— ‘That’s right as rain, Joe! You get it back—with interest. Every 3 bucks you put in brings you 4 when the bond matures!” THEY SAY— “One of the boys in the forge shop was trying to tell me that if everybody buys a lot of War Bonds, it help* keep price* down.” “Supposing a fellow loses some of the War Bond* he buys— or somebody swipes ’em. I guess you want me to believe Uncle Sam will pay off on ’em just the same.” IPS TRUE— it makes more money for you all the time!” THEY SAY— “Sure, I know that. And Pve got a hunch our soldiers are going to need more and better equipment than any fighting men ever got before!” THEY SAY- “He sure will, Joe! Every War Bond you buy is registered in Washington—either in your name, or your wife’s name, or whomever you pick. Nothing can happen to prevent your ' IPS TRUE—. getting that money back—with interest.” THEY SAY— “Must be a lot of people owning War Bond* by now, aren’t there, Bill?” THEY SAY— ■* IPS IM— “A lot of people? Listen!. Fifty million of ’em have ' -'bought War Bonds—and I’m one of ’em. Fifty million Americans can’t be wrong!” IPS TRUE- “He’s right, Joe. You don’t have to be a brain truster to figure that out. Here’s how it works: Now that the United States is making war goods instead of cars and radios and all the things people ordinarily buy, there aren’t so many of those peacetime good* kicking around in the stores. So, if people with a lot of cash in their jeans start bidding against . each other to get those scarce goods, up go thc prices!" “Our plant has a Pay-Roll Savings Plan. Sounds like a handy way to buy War Bopds. I’ll sign up tomorrow for 10 percent. Hmm—maybe I can make it more than that. HI see.” “Sure, our plant ha* the Pay-Roll Savings Plan. So dodot* of others. And people who work in plants where die plan hasn’t yet been installed would be awfully smart to get one started. They ought to mention it to their union head, or : foreman, or plant manager. Believe me, Joe, you’re not making any mistake when you put every dollar you can spare into War Bonds—and then a little more!” YOU'VE DONE YOUR BIT-NOW DO YOUR BEST! WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE , CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON E. W. BLISS CO. ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS COFFEESHOP ANDRUS SERVICE HOTEL HASTINGS MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE TAYLOR SHOE STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL STORE HOME \ BAIRD'S STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES THE HASTINGS BANNER COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGS CITY BANK MILLER REAL ESTATE NATIONAL BANK CASITE CORR. VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE INT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM �THE HARTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1MJ I, Who preced- FREEPORT j. Oct. 1, 1927, alto ta William Stade). Bhc w*a She was NekudKJfMUM Bfcff ■»• •“ confirmed “•"'•« in U> 1930 1 Saturday antofcJjK with Mr.tR and RJXaMTbwfiInn Unm w« Bunday afternoon editors a a true true and and sincere sincere fl friend, always aflM- Lansing *p ent from ;h jal’cd onher are one sin. Prank Stephens Saturday evening wi umHa. Mo., and one brother Wfman of Bowne Mra Herman Ooach „vne wa* wiu a Wednesday I and Mr* Olawi* Mead local were 1 • Kauffman wo* Richard D. Alton of BooamvUle. Mo. Mishler of Bowne Mary'* hospital, Funeral services were conducted bv caller of Mra. Guy Smith. AMr J Sunday dinner tueata of Mr. and . the Rev. J. W. McCue at I<*ter and Mra. R. I. Wolcott of Woodland I Mn- Clement Mead. * Mrs. 6. t r observation A ron Center. Mra funeral home, with burial. In Free­ were Sunday dinner gueats of Mr I Johnson, formerly Meiva Hinckley .. jf Cascade. Ilene port cemetery. and Mrs. J,. R. Wolcott- Other af-1 c< Tmn- «ho aijent a few days Htt- 1 *nd Jean Oook of Holland spent ternoon gueata were Mr. and Mn. with her stater Mrs. Warron SurW. M. A. Mmtlnr carl Walts of Woodland. ★ Mr. and rarrer and family and faliwr Nel<c|- Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Lafe The W M. A. will meet Thursday Mrs Lee Endres and family of ®on Hlgskley left Ttuirada# >o*y foi for ; WUllam* »nd family of South Iva? Mr. I Campbell. A Sunday guest* of Mr* Oct. 7 for an all day meeting wilt) Grand Rapid*. Mr and Mn Keith Grand Rapid* ta rt»ll ralaMvwjMr a public dliuwr at noon. [ng when ‘ and Mr*. Alvin Helrlglc were Mr. Durkee and family of Woodland Johnson M. | and Mra. Clare Emerson and Mr were Sunday dinner guert* of Mr. both r*li wi.CS. Meeting drlch of ’ Wallw Beaudro of Nila*. A Die and Mrs Adam Endres. A Mr. and, lav din' R * v and Mra. John Batdorff called The Methodist WB.C.8. will meet Mr*. Wall Thoma* of South Bowne -Custer, Mich. । Harold 1 st h0QM ot Mr *n<1 Mra- Joh” Wednesday. Oct. IS in the church entertained with a birthday dinner | parlors. As special gutats all moth­ idr. and ! F1 * h Saturday afternoon. last Sunday tn honor of their Aldrich and tor Road I Mr., nnd Mra. Marvin Dialer. ers over ao years. In and around daughter Mr* Merrtl Karchtr. Mr. Mrs. fn.-d Asp Karcher and family were also near Thomapt । Bunday i Keith and Marva of Hasting* spent Freeport ore invited to come. Please guests. afternoon call . y. _. and Mr*, i Sunday with there parent*. Mr. and notify Mrs. J W. McCue or Mr*. Chas. Bunn by phone of some and Mr*. Adah Big-J Mr* John Thaler. A Gwendolyn Mr. and Mr*. Roy Preston and Chas Asptnall mother who did not receive an In­ family of Battle Creek spent from I ler. A Die Rev. and Mr*. J. I. Bat- Mishler of South Bowne was * Sun- vitation. —------------------Mra. BSm --------of Woodbqry of Woodbury ■' day ■ afternoon day afternoon guestguest of Ml** of Miss VlnrinVlrjrinFrida? until Monday A. M. with dorlf and were Saturday dinner guest* at the \ ta Moore. * Mr. and Mrs. Allen UICII HIUMIVI. Mrs. ocuo ......... their mother. Bello riauon. Preston. w A ---------- -----------nnd Calvin and Mr. George Successful Convention Sundav dinner guo*t* of Mr. and Wniton-Cloaaon home. j A. Saturday Mra. Wm. Blough were Mr. and dinner guest* of’Mr. and Mr*. B. R Bassett were in Grand Rapid* lost The annual fall convention of Mr*. Milter Clinton, ware Mr. arid Mr*. Ray TTiunday afternoon. * Mrs George Christian Education, church of the airs.—» Steve Btcvc Minera and ar.n daughter aaugnter II r-H vimwu. mt- llafttlnaa Ts.l .....I ■Lyle. ..1* ntnn Arul Helen and A Mr. and »■_ Mrs. I Clinton and aAn son Af of HMtlngs a Mr Nelson was in Hastings Monday United Brethren In Christ. Mich .... ...... w— Bion Payne anti family of Zeeland i «nd Mrs. Claud Stark of C Chicago afternoon on business. Conf was held In lhe Freeport U guest* were Sunday dinner guests nf the were Saturday - - - of Mr. and John Aaplnall of Clarksville spent B. church Friday nnd Saturday. former's mother. Mrs. Ida Payne. ! Mra. Ouy Smith and Lloyd. Monday with hl* brother Chas. As- Oct. 1 and 2 Despite the shortnge Mr. and Mr*. Boyd Payne of HuMr. and Mra. Lewis Olum of near plnall and family. A Mr. and Mr* of gasoline delegates were present tlnvis were ..... ..... Sundav evening callers - vranuvuic uuiuei Clarksville were ouiiubj Bunday dinner. Alfred Oonzoulea and family were from various parte of lhe state and _ -----------A Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hughson of guests of Mr. and Mr> Mra. g C.4 u L Hen Hcn- Sunday dinner ouests of the latter* a spirit of victory ''For Christ and bix Lakes called one day teat week ney. A Mr. and Mra. Harold Nash parents Mr and Mrs Burt Clinton the Church" was manifest through­ on Mr. and Mra. B. R. Clinton . of Lowell were Bunday evening and Helen Moore. In the afternoon out the sevsloru. The Rev R W Mrs Carrie Austin of Olivet wa.*. 1 caitora of Mr. and Mr*. Semlaii they all called at the homo of Mr Rash. Huntington Ind. and Ernest e Tu»*d<»v evening aunocr guest ot ■ Beese. A Mr. and Mr*. Elton Gray and Mrs. M P Schneider on M-16. S. Marks. Detroit, were the gue.-.t Mra. Polly Parks. A Mr. and Mr*. 1 spent Sunday at the Burt Gray near Alto. * Mrs. Ouy Smith and •peaker*. Their messages were fired euroki Hxinner and daughter. Lou- ; home at a family dinner In honor Lloyd were Sunday caller* at the with enthusiasm and challenge "for b of Battle Creek spent Sundav : of Duane Gray who to home on Watt Thomas home in South such a time as thl*.", Tiie conven­ with lhe letter's parent*. Mr. and furlough and in the navy at Oreat Bowne. A Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sil­ tion opened with a banquet at Mr*. Earl Everson and family. A Lakes. A Burt Beam of Hastings cox of Alta were recent visitor* which 100 were served, the table Mr*. Nina Ms nee of Lansing has spent Friday evening at lhe luxne* and hall being decorated with red. been spending lite post week with of Mr. and Mr*. John 'Dialer, and Mrs. Erma Dalstra and daughter white and blue. A fine repast was ber parent*. Mr. and- Mr*. W. W. Mr. and Mrs. Howard TTialer. A Lena Mae of Cascade were Friday served by the committee: Mrs. Fau­ Rockhill. A Mr. and Mra. Ruebm I Mrs. Wm. Hutchens of Freeport ha* nlsht guest* of Mrs Ellen Serse sey. Mrs. Gladys Dlpo. Mrs. Ada Wolcott of near Kilpatrick church been telling her friend* of the ap- Thsy attended the O. E. Conference Miller and Mis. Lizzie Overholt; were Sundav callers of Mr. and 1 *■'-------------'--------of* *her ----------I -------proaching marriage eon. Pvt.. Friday night at the U. B. church. * Much credit also goes to Marilyn Mra. B. W. Bisson. | wnila L. Hutchens, ta Mr*. Sarah i Mr. and Mrs H. F Newtan and son , Btcraick. Saraii Jane Burgeu. Pnttj n,r.»u U» WM® caller* at «« of Carlton were the .I Houvenor. Piivlll* Braendle. Vad.i Mra. Nelson Brownell and family. i Gilbert of New Orleans. La. Pvt.1 «Hth altan-Closson home Sunday af- Pox Junior Blough and Ehigwu Mrs Oeo. Brownell of Flint, were ! Hutchens 1* now stationed oversea*. Waltan-CloMon Tucadav dinner guest* of Mr. and । It has been a year thl* mpnth since ternoon. A Mrs. Rolland Furrow Williams fur their assistance durihg Mra. Cli^ud Walton. Mrs. Brownell : he enlisted for service and hl* mar- attended a bridge party In honor of , the convention Tiie guf-ste wen remaining for a few days' visit. A rtage will take place aa soon aa he Mr*. Loren Boyes of Lansing and entertained in the homes of the Gerald Lawrence of Abalcne. Texas w1?1** of Fr«?°rt Christian Mr. and Mra. Hilrold Rosenberger ' returns from abroad. and Marvin were Friday night call- । Mr. and Mr* Allen PUh called at the home of Mr* Willard Law- Endeavor society which sponsored era of the latter * parent* Mr. and ! at thc home of Mr. and Mr*. John rence in Hasting* Wednesday night the entertaining of the convention Mr*. Oeo. Forbey and son Wll- wish to thank all who helped In any Mr*. Michael Humphrey of Has­ Baar of Grand Rapid* Tucaday; , tings. A Ensign Raymond Perkin* Ml*a Ann Baar and Mis* Virginia Ham local ami Jimmie Yonker of way to make the convention a sucwho is attending Hartford college Fish local plan ta visit Mr. and Irvlng spent Saturday with Mr and cess. wa* a Monday caller of Mr. and Mr*. Roy Deming of Detroit. * Sun­ Mr* Eart chadderdon Of Battle | —--------------- ». Mr*. L. B. Lester. * Mr*. Ivan day dinner guests of Mr. and Mr*. Creek; Velma Forbey and Beltv Metlrodisl ~ Church Roush and Mr*. Leon Howk were I^on Howk were Mr. and Mr*. Glen Stuart accomnanied them home lo Rev. J W. McCue. Pastor Parker of Litchfield, and MIm Bu- spend the weekend with their parin Grand Rapid* last Friday. 10:00 .... Morning worship Mrs. Vera (ene Krauu of Elmdale. * Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Sage and enta. A Mr. and Mr* Martin Zyl- Bahr and daughter Joan of Flint fra. Lafe William* and family of family called on Richard Buehler ot stra and daughter Martlvn. Martlvn, Mr and and will render special music. Ijike Odessa Sunday evening. * South Campbell spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank ”—*- Wagner ------------of’ ” Grand —•* " Rap —­ 11:00 8. S. classes for all ages. Mr*. Cha*. Bell* and daughter. Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cook of Hol­ id* were Wednesday evening guest* 8:00 Evening worship. Guest Robert Bette and baby of Nashville : land. * Mr. and Mr*. Clare Emer­ of Mr. and Mr*. Claud Walton The speaker, special music.. spent Thursday with Mr*. Marr son. and Mr. Walter Beaudro of Rev. and Mr*. J Batdorff of Wood8.00 Wednesday evening, Prayer Henney. ★ Miss Blanch Newtan i Niles were Sunday afternoon caller* burv were Baturdav callers there. meeting and Bibfr study. and Mrs. L. R. Schuler of Marshall . cf Mr. and Mr*. FYed Schwader. World Communion Sunday was A Mr. and Mrs. Olen Parker of were Sunday evening quests of Mr. , Mr. and Mr*. James O'Loughlin Litchfield and Mrs Leon Howk observed at the morning service and Mrs. Owen Steckle. * Mrs. Ed of South Bend. Ind., spent last week called on Mrs. Mina Denise Sunday with a good attendance. A splendid Coats is spending two weeks with with the latter'* slater Mr*. Chas. afternoon. offering was given for the "Fellow­ , relatives in Grand Rapids. A Mrs. j Moore nnd Mr. Moore, returning Mr*. Itoslna Comstock has moved ship of Buffering Fund.” Tin- Rev. Lata William* wn* In Grand Rap­ I homo Sunday. * Mrs. Ted Troche to the Willard Kidder residence T. A. Thiuns. pastor of Alto Metho­ i and son Mike. Mr*. John OUarrow and has nlanned to continue teach­ dist church built "The Rock of id* Thursday. The Rev. and Mra. F. B. Harwood I and Mrs. Mary O'Harrow of Grand ing in the grammar room for the Age.-,," in sermon and song. Bowne of Sunfield spent Friday night at । Rapid* were Saturday afternoon temalnder of the school year. A Mr. Center choir rendered two selec­ the Walton-Closson home. * Mr. callers of Mr. and Mr*. Owen Steckle and Mrs.. Fred Elliott of Hickory tions to a very appreciative audi­ and Mrs. John Thomas of Lansing of Went Carlton. * Mr and Mrs. Corners called on the Rev. nnd Mrs. ence. were Saturday evening callers of F. C. Tabberer. and the Rev. and tW. McCue Saturday. A Mr. and Mr und Mr*. Alvin Hrlriglo of i Mrs E. B. Griffin attended a ren. Rolland Furrow entertained i----------- ----------------------North Irving. * Mr. and Mr*. Chas. I vivnl meeting at the U. B. church the Mr. and Mrs. Bridge Club JYIBrethren In Christ Bor.nia nnd Mis* Donna Thaler of al Hastings Wednesday evening. * day evening guest* were Pvt and E. B. Griffin. D. D. Pastor Grand Rapids were Thursday eve- ' Mrs. Elton Gray wa* a Friday guest Mrs. Gerald Lawrence of Texas Freeport nine csller* of Mr. and Mr*. John of Mrs. Walt Wtengnar of Lowell. 10: 30 A. and Mr. and Mrs Nell Adair ot , ,n ‘ M. Sunday School Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Hale of Carl­ Hastings. Thaler of South Campbell and at­ 11: 30 A._M__MominR Worship tended the chicken supper at the tan Center Ito* purchased lhe resi­ Theme. "ContagTrsus Christianity' Methodist church. A Mr. and Mrs. dence of Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Cul­ 7: 00 P/ M. Christian Endeavor. Obituary Allen Fish. Calvin and Virginia ver .and. will move here In two Lucy Jane Allen wa* born Feb Topic; "Can We Be Sure were Sunday dinner guests ot Mr. weeks'. "Mr. and Mrs. Culver have 22. 1864 at Columbia. Mo. and de8: 00 p, M. Evening scrvl and Mr*. Lavcm Segar of Grand purchased a heme In Hasting* and narted this life. Sept. 28. 1M3. aged ••Heaven* Eternal Decree Ranlds. Other guest* were Mr. and expect ta move thl* week. * Mr*. 79 veers. 7 months. 8 days. She was Mn. Chas. Radford (Ruth Miller) Henry Myers« and two daughter* the daughter of John Alton and and Mr and Mrs. Harry Catnp, and spent Sunday with the former's Martha Brushwood Allen. She was little Karon. mother Mr*. Alfred Myer* of Way- united tn marriage to Fountain M UCTION SALE Owing to the fact that wc are moving into a trailer and no further use for thc furniture, I will dispose of it at public auction at the residence, 1014 North Michi­ gan Ave., in Hastings on SATURDAY, OCT. 9, 1943 Storting ot 1 o'clock sharp, I offer the following list: Dining room suite. / Drop leaf tabla, buffet and 6 good upholitercd choirs. Small size Detroit Jewel table top gat itovc. 6.2 ft. Frigidaire refrigerator, good. Cabinot. Fireside rockier. 3 piece Mohair living room suite. Blonde bedroom suite, complete, bod. vanity and stool, box springs and inr.erspring mattress. 6 log small table. 2 end tables. Super DeLux Housemaid electric sweeper. Poster bed and dresser, springs and mattress. Child's desk^ Blond chiffonier and dresser. Chest of drawers. Coffee table. Throe 6-way electric lamps. Three 3-way electric lamps. Several small electric lamps. Electric boudoir lamps. Several small electric lamps. Several wall, round mirrors. Telephone desk and magazine rack. Breakfast table and 4 chairs. 9x12 Homes Tucxdo Broadloam Wilton blue rug. 9x12 Sanford Biglow Axminster rug. 9x12 Freeze yrine rug. 3 good rug pad*. 3 Chenille rugs. 5 pair curtains. 6 pair of good drapes, all match. Shoving cabinet. Library table. Perfection oil stove. Argyle electric washer. 8 day Dutch clock. Electric Everhot cooker. Good Zenith cabinet model radio. Man's overcoat and topcoat. Lady's tan leather jacket. Lady's winter coat. Electric drop cords. Tubs. Pancake griddle. Small battery radio. Several nice pictures. 2 lows. Drawshave. Square. Gross shears. Carden tools. Dishes and cooking utensils and other articles too numerous to mention. Thl* I* * very clean bunch of merchandise, goods that are nearly unobtainable now. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, no good* removed until settled for. Cleaner Cows Less Labor with CONCRETE PAVED BARNYARD A concrete paved barnyard is a big aid to dairymen producing high quality milk. Fall, winter, spring and summer ithetpi keep cows out of mud, dust, filth—cuts down work of cleaning cows before milking. A big factor now that fan* help Is short and every effort is being made to Increase milk production. When cows wade through mud they waste energy needed tor pro­ ducing milk. Owners say a pared barnyard soon pays for itself by helping produce more and better quality milk. Paste coupon on penny pot t* I and mail today for free instruction* for paving your barnyard or building other durable, thrifty, aanitary structures with concrete. The WMA. will meet al the hame of Mrs. Bnma Anderson for an al! day meeting Thursday. Oct. 7. Public dinner at noon. The intermediate clsuacs of tha Bunday Srhool will hieet at lhe parsonage Friday evening ai 7:00 o'clock. Pleasant Valley 10;0n A- M. Morning arorshlp 11:00 A. M. Sunday school 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor 8: 00 P. M. Evening service .9:00 P. M Tuesday prayer meet­ ing. Revival services will begin at the Pleasant Valley church Oct 17 and continue one week. Thc Rev Ed­ ward Gamble ot Fultan. will be thc evangelist. The First Quarterly Conference of the year will be held Saturday and Sunday October 16 and 17. Thc Rev D. H Carrick will be in charge of Uie*e service*. GLASS CREEK A good crowd cnloved the com­ munity meeting at lhe church Sat­ urday night. Thc program consisted of music by Dolores Anita and Chrbtene McGlocklln and atveral leadings pleasingly given by Mr:,. Win. Bradford of Hastings * Mrs Gordon Havens of Grand Rapids were Sunday evening caller* at Forre*l Haven*. * Tiie WS.CS. al Earl Buck* last Friday was well attend­ ed. * Mr*. Maxine Dibble and Mlns Genevieve Erwuy of Lansing were weekend guest* of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Erway. * Mf. and Mrs. John Havens nnd Rodney of Hastings spent Monday und Tues­ day afternoon at Forrest Havens'. * Mrs. Russel Whittemore enter­ tained her card party Thursday. * A nice crowd was out for rally dav at the Goodwill church Sunday and enjoyed the rermon by Rev. Babblt’ ♦ Mr and Mrs. Dale Hail nnd children of the Star dist. were Sun. visitors at Russel Whittemore's ♦ Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Erway and T Gu.uncndo of Knlarnareo were weekend quests nt Fred Oils'. * Mt. nnd Mrs. Russel Whittemore at­ tended a party nt Wayne Williams' honoring Mr. and Mr*. Edward Muthews. * Mrs. Jack Erway and children spent last week with her parent* the Stuart BrownclU in and Ml*. Dick Rose and Dickje ot Hastings’ — were evening — Saturday ---------—•— callers at Roy Erway'*. Maurice Erday visitor there. * Mr. and Mra. RuomI Thornton and sons at Char­ lotte were Sunday visitor* at tne Clyde Warrens' daucher Mr. and Mn. Wayne Watt* near Battle Creak A Merrell Evans tle Creek visited her parents Mr. MSSSI/W DELTON Last Week s Letter Corp. Harold Bromels stationed al New Bucyru his wile and daughter Sru..u., u» (— their mother Mr*. Hattie Andero-of I «1 West Hoi< were dinner gueau uf ’ He , Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Leinaar and NashvUto last week monnay-------family on Monday. A Keith. Ken- , ai aendees were held from the Him neth and Kendall Williams ot lhe funeral home in Nashville Thursday W. K Kellogg farm spent Saturday I “l 2 pm. Burial wa* made In the night and Sunday with their grand- Quimby cemetery Mr. and Mr*, parents, Mr and Mrs. John Adams. Custelein were residents of Delton Their parents Mr. and Mrs. Glenn *^ral Tear*. A Mr. and Mrs. Williams were dinner gumwon Hoyo Burpee spent one evening last Sunday at the Adams home. ★ Mr. »ccit with Mr. and .Mr*. Fordfe and Jars. Gordie Durkt c and son Durktc son Casey Mr. and Mr*. Clarence StevDavid were Haatings Hastings shoppers WedWed- •'”* were caller* Friday, ir Mrs. nesday afternoon, a The students -0,}n LechtolUier spent from Sal­ at th* Delton Rural Agricultural urday until Monday night with Mr>. school have elected the Xolfiwlng । Oella Reed in Hasting*class officers: 9th grade. Pre*.. ----------------- * • * ton; vice pres.. Nvln Still, we must give Hollywood Endsley; sec. and treas., -------- ----------, credit for having a little originality Betty man„ llmM B D|al Leonard; athletic Rep , Robert Boy­ No [naUcr kin; Student council. Herbert Rora- is used, the picture U given a dif­ beck; advisor. Howard Mkteomi]- ferent Hile each time. aon. 10th grade. Pres.. Francis Sattnnd treas.. Phyllis Miller; alh. rep. Philip Putter; student council. Glenn Gay; advisor, Raymond Bar­ ber. 11 lit grade. Pre*. Merwin Campbell; vice pre.*.. Charles Dur­ kee; sec.. Pauline Bagley; treas.. Robert Huven*, alh. rep.. Ricnard Bchaffhauscr; Student council. Dari Herbert; tidvteor. Dee Weaver. 12th grade. Pres.. David Kahlio; vice pres.. Robert Osborne; sec. and tn-a*., - Joyce Leinaar; alh. rep.. Richard Hames; student council. Iz'wril Shepard; advisor. Miss Lor­ etta Magnor. * Mrs. Ida Pifcr ot Battle Cre.'k spent Bunday cl the Peter Adrianson home. She will soon come to the Adrianson home for the winter. * Callers at the iujme of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rey­ nold* Sunday afternoon were: Mr. and Mrs. Mitnson Couch of near Hustings and Mr. nnd Mrs. George Curry of Kalamazoo^ * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrington spent Sun- Eta Mn. Ben Wcodhnd Mra. J. D. Aeltok were I er* at Mr. and Mr*. B 9.' A ’Are. Allie Munn and Heldsman of tha CautaA Misses Ruby and Ore of the Center were I visitors hut Saturday. Mrs Clarence Curtis ar 3 Augusta were w their Barents Mr PERSONAL LOANS j —to both men and women, on just your own signa­ ture and security. Cash advanced up to $300.00. Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION 19114 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. "* HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE 970 K£Mt .the tyy io Freedoms Bomb* on Barlin,-Raida on Rangoon, wa know tha foei* almost when they happen. That'* because our newspapers day by day report all the news, truthfully,—not twisted by dictators. That can happen only with a Free Fresal Imagine living in Berlin or Tokio. Chances are we wouldn't k what was happening in our own town,-i is the Dictator ordered it,—truth or propaganda. We're glad we're living in America! ANOTHER KEY TO FREEDOM . . FREE ENTERPRISE,-the right to own oil or port of a buslness,-a corner grocery stare ar part of an electric company. To prosper or fail, depend­ ing on how we serve our customers. To work where we choose, and to bargain. These are lhe things that have made America greatl These are lhe things we are 'fighting lo savel Htlp k«op Amorita frt^. tvy mart Boni iJ Ser p«jU POITUND CIMENT ASSOCIATION EDWARD W. WAITE PROPRIETOR DEWEY REID. Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND. JOHN BIRMAN. Clerk CONSUMERS POWER C �page atx THE H4STINCS B4NNFB. TR11MDAY. OCTOBER ItU •| urday. other* present were Mr. and , Jerry Fisher. Monday evening. Oc- I finished reading the life of Louis PENNOCK HOSPITAL I William Stanley. W. State St.; John . Msr. B. A. Bulkau of Grand Rap- tober. 4. .Pasteur and found it very intereeTiie following it«n* comprise last ; Coppan. 687 K Walnut. Roderic Ids. Mr*. Ella Anderson and son I ——-— rung. ; week's new* for the week of Sept. Cramer. 403 W. Mill. Ernest of Detroit, and O. W. SplndService Note* ■ We are also enjoying our read- 14 to Sept. 21. | Surgical patlenU are: Mn. Henrv • i ler. GUlstead Is now closed for lhe Word ha* been received by Mr. Ing of lh< book. "Calico Bush" bv Babies bom at tha hospital are: I Sheldon. 138 W. brand; Lewis Curl. T.t'.r winter. Mrs. Anderson returned to and Mn. Geo. Forman that their i Rachel Held. a girl to Mr. and Mr*. Robert Will* Detroit: Mn. Frank Kelly, Has­ Lart Week* Letter Mr spindler left Mon- *dn Harold has been sent out. Hu ! -------1229 8. Dibble. Sept. 14; a girt ta . tings. R 3; Miss Dorothy Nash. 219 Mr. and Mr*. Qiward Reesor vlU- ' <jay for Lafayette, Ind. * Mis* Mary address Is now Cpl. Harold Forman Planning Conference Held Mr. and Mr*. Hugh White. 420 S E. Blair: Miss Geneva Todd. Hasnr vhaXcery ted her sister and husband. Mr. and Townsend spent the weekend at , 608 Eng. L. Equip Co. A.P.O. 4925. i A fall planning conference wa*, Michigan. Sept. 16; a girt ta Mr. i ting*. R 2; Mn. Clara Wilder. 114 Phlattfr Mr*. Walter Blake of Nashville. Gull lake, camping with other s Postmaster. New York Citv. held at the Woodland Methodist and Mr*. Kenneth Ritchie Has- I N. Washington: Mn. Frank Beck­ Sunday afternoon. * Mr. and Mr*.' '"ung people from several churches I Tom Nltthamer Is now chief Die- ’ church. Thursday night, take Odes- ting*. R 4. Sept. 17: a boy ta Mr er. 530 N. Michigan: Mn. Bertha Arthur Allerdlng. Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. of the Church of the Brethren in sei Engineer on a new submarine . *a. Freeport and Carttan churches and Mr*. Gerald DeTour 306 a Eckardt. Lake Odessa; Ernest Bar­ 0 D. FUmluf. st SO kno' Harry Pennington and family of : Southern Michigan * Mr. and Mr*.. chaser, recently launched and now . being al*o represented. A coopera- ! Hanover. Sept. 19; a girl to Mr Mid ker. 505 N East St.; Mn. Wright iln«. J>m«s llrrei, Clei Collieton Twp. and Miss Genevieve Howard Hewitt and Mr. and Mrs. | in action. His new address 1* | tive supper was served at seven. • Mr*. Gaylord Cook. Lake Odessa UsrvlB MrD.nl.I Clifford. Freeport; Gerald Mead, Pennington of Lansing were Sun- Ted Euper and Jeralee called on ।. Thomas ------- --Nlethamer, --------------- --Mo. M.M .... 3-c - - Thc — program was conducted ---------- by Dr. R 3. Sept 21. ’ ',i Nashville; Philander Bromley. Mld,w. .----------- • Mr antj Mn, Andrew Flnkbeiner of1 ' ri Fleet Post Office. ----------------- • E. H Babbitt. Dist. Supt. Dr Bab- y Tiianka to Guild Nn n r™- i a™ I dlevUle. San Francisco. California. bitt stressed the fact that this was Joctor" towels 35 srnsfcM towTu 1 :*t Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allerplng. Jr. Middleville Sunday afternoon * I FatienU dischargee arc: Edward -------r; not the time for report* of past clinic towebi 37 ntf tihW •* of Hastings- * Mesdames Geo. Ben- Mr*. Norma Slfton spent the week­ i Hasting*. 618 S. Park: Percy Allen, end with her daughter and fam­ Woodland Township School , '.vork. *?ut 0 tr* And 2 large sterillxing bags ' ily. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baker of Thursday. September 23rd waS futm* % rtnphas.zcd Al»o to Captain Gordon Fisher for 1 Kaltunaaoo: Wm. Priddy. CaledanRev. and the second best day for the sale of . “«,£«•’ n«d tor Christian work a |ar suppit of^Tuu aUoin e" la; Mrs. Harvey McClure. Clarks­ tw Shorno. Herald Classic and Kart Lansing. * -----— Mrs. H. V. Paul attended the county meeting Townsend attended an anniversary bonds and stamps since Pearl Har- ( *’! ’P** ’,aiL. torn world and the nrntnfag table donated to tiie hoa- ville; Mn. Wanda McLeod. 418 W Grand; Mri. Kenneth Ritchie and -1 of the OKS. at Freeport Thursdav. dinner at the First Church of the bor. The lnc lnn ac IOOK 11th grade look nrs( first hon- i Pl®ce the church must assume In n|tal. baby. Hastings. R 4; Mrs. Edna Mrs. Benner. Worthy Matron of • Brethren in Detroit Friday evening : “ ie— (,r.f f J2g8 *^. n t»,Kradnx K1U1 «,!.»• M ..1 «iann4 on, qrad- 1 P°sl w“r planning. I „ . , , Barbara «nd with with 816030 116030 and . Brtef reports were heard from the 1 SuP,1S?'1 fA^nt* Include Mrs. . Sixberry, Vermontville; a Uie Woodland OJEB was elected where Rev. Townsend .' ers came in second mrs. Spindler's opinuwrs rroom of 5th Sdltoy readers and Mstars of the F™* .| Foote. *0 N. Michigan: Mn. Leon­ Is Second Vice-President of the coun- speaker. On Saturday thev attended M ir. ty'for the coming year. * Mr. and the Council of Boards of the state fith der, Wfts 6th Kra grader* was mua third with 812325. | churches present. Some fine goals , «“'"i »»I S■ F»«. Mri.. LyleNew- ; ard Hummel and baby. Lansing: sr Mr*. Clarence Forman and children of Michlgkn'at Flint. On Sunday , T hPBtota Or m e d a. was 8938 15 were Riven by some of the leaders ton. Nashville. Charles Slutx. Bar- Mn. Gerald Tlscher and baby. HasThe totali ffor the day bi of Homer spent Bunday with Mr. evening. Rev. and Mrs. Townsend a Krand total .------- ; Thomas Ritchie, 603 E. । tings, R 2: Mra. Lyle Newton and Thom: Mrs. «..U Mrs. ms. Oeo. VIM. reuuu.. »!». vjvu 1i T '’n'1' Mr * Nell Granger. Has- Mrs. Wm. Bitgood and baby. Nash­ ।■ and Forman. Mr* Geo.. “!2d_2TM.. on. ': for the first three *weeks of the * advancement of the Kingdom. | tings, R 4: Mrs. Frank Becker. 530 ville; Mrs. Neal Granger. Hasting*. Fbrtnan has been quite 111 for lhe Church of the Brethren in Grand ..l... . ------------ri; past"few ' Rapids. I N. Michigan; Miss Donaldene Mc- R 4; Harold Benedict, 836 E Bond: ,LM weeks. * * Mrs? Ur. ChgCPawr-h.. Woodl,„a j CHlIKctl ANNOUNCEMENTS Mrs Hugo White and baby. 420 8 I Kibben. Delton, R 3. ? cett and son Charles of Oak Park, i — Mr. -xl.rvvl h.v. Ksnn r>r.rv.1 r,taH b° tn The Methodist l.llUrcb ' inT ’27 P"enU'vMr' u>rjl Glr* K«celv« Nurees Cap how? tomw aS?n£? The medlcal patients are: John Michigan: Mn. A. A. Turnes and George F. Wingard. Pastor baby. 518 8. Jeffenon; Thomas and Mrs. F. E Border this week. ★ Friday evening. Sept. 17. a class of T“*enou?e ,n house cam ms.in ।I Morning Worship—10:00 Dr. L. H. Brumm attended the West 24 student nurses at Butterworth the village in the Interest of th* Sunday School — 11:15 ■ War Loan Drive. 6 « 8. « Park; r.rk John John Caopon. w. «». S*r»n,c: Floyd Duke, wd RuuoU Mich Vet Med. Assn, tn Grand hospital In Grand Rapids, received 3rd 618 Junior Church—10:00 Next Friday. Oct. 1 at 8 P M. the KUEM FOR PUBLICATION Ranlds Thursday evening. Mrs. their caps, slgnlflyng the successful Sunfield Walnut; Mrs. Henry Sheldon. 136 Blough. Freeport; Miss Donaldene ■ Youth Fellowship—8:00 High school softball team McKibben. Delton; Mr*. Ralph Van HUta of Michigan. Th* l> . Brumm and Mr*. Louis Schmidt completion of their basic training. , Grand;.-5.^ Percy Allen. W Middleville; ‘ Choir rehearsal Wednesday night 1. W. --------------uauct.14C. ;;1 will engage the loeal high school for th* Coualy of Harry. UJllli. — Priddy. xvCaledonia: —, ,1 annual accompaniedrVnan him and attended the .. Miss Jeanne Kanlner. 8:00. Next Sunday is World Wide I William Wm. Wle. 436 W. Court; James Miller. ■ .. «.... . daughter of W? State BL? Communion Sunday. We invite you | Stanley.. w c. . Albert Be»- 202 Park St. under the foodlighU. Everyone out ,'r W. C. A. In Grand Rapids. * Mr. । woodland, was a member of this — 'aunty, on th* 30ih d. i to attend this service. ' n, cr . ..Mungs. R 2. to root for the local aggregation in y; and Mr*. Richard Hughes and Mr*, i C]ass a very fine program was givPatients discharged Suring the 11 UBBARD HILLS this, the first game of softball to f,;. C. B. Benham of Allegan were Sun- en in connection with the capping be olaved between high schools. Carlton Center Methodist Church week arc. Miss Barbara Foote. 710 Last Week’s Utter ' ~ .diIU£r ,TOe,?*of MrS. and address was delivered by N. Michigan; Mrs Edna Sixberry. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins en­ The Adult Farm Machinery Class Morning Worship — 12:00 tur plaintiff. it i> Oltnr.RKn th.t ’ K"rI &%01 ?nd *Mr. and Mre. Thelma Bra wington of the U. Vermontvllle; Mrs. Ivan Rc*s. Mrs. tertained relatives from Grand Sunday School—11:00 fT.**' . Mrs. Welby Crockford and Janice Of M. Dainty refreshment* were which meets each Tuesday evening Rapids Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Please note thc change of time h and Mr. and Mrs. John Hynes and served following lhe program, which in the'school garage is being very from petition praying 9 00 to 12:00. Beginning Sun- Si „J. James Storkan. Sr., local. Mr. and , son Jimmy were .Sunday dinner took place In Nurses' Lodge. Jeanne well attended by the men of the clay October 3rd the time will be . on flic in III <^?‘LCr0?,ey' Mrs. James Storkan. Jr. and daugh­ community nnd Is proving very in­ Portland; Earl 0 Gosch and ' attended Manchester college. In !n12:00 for Worship and 11:00 for I r^ ’qh.n'.n^JSL ^ “ ’2?. Mrs. Jen-' J*n* ter of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Anne . and Mis* Beverly Ruell of Bellevue, niana the first half of last year teresting and helpful. ' ^1%"''.±’ t ibri’r u! cr?2!S ®'l®1, lllnK ^«J'‘^.^ oJL\.?r7.1Wrt. t>ort'..¥ Mrs rs ArAr* Maters. Leo Storkan of Kalamazoo Tiie Home Economics girls, under Sunday school.. Next Sunday is 1 !l*,c t. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Dell of Lc*- untj rrorn February until June at­ d*,i„... Wide Communion Sunday. . ton; Mrs. Orva! Pufpiff and“baby. were guest.* of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver i*i****, Irratr** and aaalgi : Hc .1**1 Sun-»V P,Rhl su«*r KUMu tended the U. of M. hospital in Ann the supervision of their instructor. World ' u,n- Mrs Orval r> M"f'u’fr »nf' Peterson Sunday near Hastings. * it i. runk** further ohdeked ORIIKKEI* u.t that Mrs. Miller, along with some ladles You arc invited to attend. j.<»“- Hill —- Mary Ann Green, 6-year-old daughcA12ru.“«*«nTS^<2.,^v:S.t Mr*. **> Otis Hill -nd and baby. »» Mrs. •• Henry •!*»•. UalBtiif rau.e • roj.» < ।■ K levering and rturcn Klevering and” baby baby J And and George Oeonte ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Green •» •" vubU.beJ in th* >1. jc Walts. Lawrence Hilbert. Reuben ment scholarship. She returned to tomatoes and sweet com for Sooth Woodland Church ..J^^hren ^ojier. NajhviUe. Mu*y Marilyn nee.^ev*cMayoofJMUle Creek, b SSSS?*" “ r$n,d How"rd Butterworth » complete her first hot lunch gJSnd G^ide 1 Arthur L Dodge. . I Hewitt attended the Dist. conven- .ix months' studv and expects to .. .,.®JC0Pd, °rnPe , htp and Sermon.. 1 < « UPS.T’f Methodist WSCS. at continue her training there' At the 1 10:00 AM —Worship and Sermon. 115'n S. Michigan: Mrs. John Sco- , with infpntile paralysis. At this »*h«Mk tor bey. 518 E Bond: Gordon Burpee. | time it had reached her shoulders. I Arehl» n. There arc 26 children enrolled in 11:00 A.M—Sunday school " T1*1!!?’, .church- tn Grand Rapids. completion of two and one half »»-. Kendall v— --------. # Mrg chM Mgyo Mr Con?,„ . Dewing" Mrs. “Kellar 4 and ■ We Invite you to worship with ns. r-. last Fridav. * Mr. and Mrs. Wai- years, became of her government । the second grade. baby. 711 E. Grand; Mrs. Alvin and Mrs. Clarence Mayo and Bry­ We are sorry Joyce McMillen is w ter Kimmel of Sunfield were callers scholarship, she will be privileged Nash. Mrs. Herbert Rltenburg and ant Lee and baby Linda Lou Green T. J’ The Evangelical Church r SJ.~nhcTn^of Mr;.and Mrs' £dcn I to take lhe final six months' train- ill and hope she will soon be back Allen Behlcr. Lake Odessa: Mrs. of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. ' th* forrgol J. S Deabler. Pastor x. Farrell Sunday afternoon. Other ing at a government hospital, such u‘Mrs th us again. Bates came to visit ”Arthur Royal Gardner, Hastings, R 2; Mrs. Frank Green of Nashville spent 1 vol*** *n.i 10: 00 AM—Morning Worship . Welby cabers Crockford during the and week Mre were Geo Mrs. “pon p-rev Jone* Is In an Battle rs Artnur Rudolph Soya and baby. Unsing; Sunday afternoon with Mr. ano , <>*•• foiin.i ^r.du.tSi RN Creek if the u*-“l»t week. 11: 00 A.M.—Sundav school 7:45 P.M.—E. L. of Christian En­ Mrs. Robert Wills and baby. 1229 fl X<rc AlKart Oraan Tlnda T ma I. It, — * Benner. ★ Mr. and Mre Wendell war u not over, she will be subject ‘ FFifth ^flh and Sixth Grades Dibble; Connie Urabee. 806 S. Mrs. Arlle Spindler, teacher deavor ~ Rogers and daughter of Green lake 1 lo placement by the Army Nurse Washington: Joseph Pickard, De­ Green. * Duck hunting was pretty ' Our 8 30 P.M—Evening Worship were dinner guest* at the home of corps otherwise she will be prlvl- | v — gmdes have started a enm-*— for '— keeping *----- •—■ ,u e school Thursday—Midweek Prayer Serv­ troit: John Kollar. Middleville: Miss good, in these parts. The hunters ; Mr. nnd Mre Glenn Farthing Sun- | ieRed to choose her own future 1 P^im the Wanda McLeod, 419 W. Grand: se«/n to have quite good luck. * 1 ice 0KDER FOB PUBLlCATlOh' day. ★ Mre Herald Classic and Mrs. | work jjr. and Mr*. Ouy Kanlner grounds clean. I Mrs. Kenneth Ritchie and baby. Archie Burd has Improved their I Rhoda Austin were in Lansing Sat- | attended the program in Grand ■ Thf Friday—Choir Rehearsal Hastings R 4. , , house with a coat of white paint: i urday. Mr*. Austin remained for Rapids last Friday" evening. schertule to ta — befollowed their I Ischedule •----- -- — — —' English work for October This will Zion Lutheran Church the weekend with her son and fam- 1 ------------I During the week of Sept. 21 to the Greens' have added a new chimney and new siding to their Paul W. Geiger Pastor i . k | consist of speech work picture lly. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Austin. * Faith Circle to Meet ' cturiv observance of special days, i 28. the following babies were bom: house. * Roy Jenkins has begun 10: 00 A M —Sunday school Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas Paul and fam- . Tiie Faith Circle of the Metho- birthdays and events of historical I A son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth digging a cellar to put an addition 11: 00 A.M.-*-Momlng Worship dist WS OS. will hold their next “J™“natural scUnce and a debate I I Lutcrteaux. 310 W. Madison .Sept, to their home. * The cow tester meeting Tuesday evenlmr. Oct 5 , Wc" welcome Robert Engle to our I CLAY HILLS i 22: a girl to Mr. and Mrs. A. A. was through on our street this Forrest Begcrow and family were ?£.lhc-rhf,,mfveninlrSu.i^Che> rievntrri ' sixth grade. raising our room num- ’Last I Turnes. 519 S. Jefferson. Sent. 23: morning testing cows. —• Week s »Letter I Mrs. Gertie Harris visited at the a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bitgood, entertafhed Sunday for dinner at for m.r ber to 37. the home of Mr. and Mre Harlev- £ P“*LI*£hrtolmas box" ,or Our I1 Our stamp sales have amounted 1 home of John Winger, in Middle- Nashville. Sept. 23: a girl to Mr. EAST DELTON -------------------- •— ■ vllle. one day last week * Mr. and and Mrs. Richard Ulnaar. 1111 S. Taylor of Clarksville. * Mr. and . boya oversea*. Last Week’s Utter ' to 863.85 with .. lhe purchase of two Mr. and Mrs Robert Louden of . bonds: one twenty-five and one I Mrs. Leon Potts called on John Broadway. Sept. 23: a son to Mr. Mrs. Robert Crockford of Midland | ------------allnved » fUr.l. .... , Kollars at Pennock hospital. Satur- and Mrs Max Snyder. 529 S. Mlch- Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. , ■OI’cs to cueditorb Announce Engagements : fifty-dollar bond spent the weekend with her oarlean, Sept. Sept. 24: 24: aa son son to to Mr. Mr. and and Stewart Waters and family were I (o. ' Seventh I dav * Charles Poland and family Ivan. >s Grade enu. Mr. and Mre Ralnh Leffler. ' Mrs. Lawrence Hilbert of Wood- | Mrs. Margaret Estep, teacher I of Battle Creek, spent the weekend Mrs. Pownall William.,. Dowling, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex ; ★ Mr. and Mrs Henrv Flessnernnd land, announces the engagements n'ln, I, Sept. 27: 27: a a son son to to Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Waters Sunday: afternoon visitors <ir ujirn । Richard ourclass s at Guv * Mr. Sisson of ;I Sept. ,wu..u Engle entered «... —, McNee's. .— — wins Eldon and LeRoy spent Bun- of her daughters. Lorena to Loren Freeport assisted assisted hl, Martiq, Hastings.'R. HastingsxR 2. Sent. Sent, were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Towne and ‘ Monday morning, morning, making making our our total total Freeport hl* son-in-law. John Martir), dav with Mr. and Mrs. Will E. W. Gerlinger. machinist's mate Monday lo Mr/and tyre Leslie twin daughters of Plainwell. * Tiie ■* VerdunVerdun Covilla,Covllln. with his farm 27; a •27; son alo son Mr/and Xjn Uslie enrollment twenty-three. twenty-three. with hiswork. farm ■work, Flruner of Williamston. They also ; first class, son of Mrs Lyle Robin- enrollment last week Mrs. E Eugene Oversmlth. 922 E/Madlson^Sept__27^ Wcducsdny. one^of g, our «« pu><■■* ' ln-st "«*.; * ~ Mr, and »•**. — ... former’s son Lynden who entered called on Mrs. Fleener's brother- ‘ son of Charlotte, nnd Ellen to Staff . Last Wednesday, Sergeant Charles S. Kenney, son plls brought a butterflychrysalis 1 Haight of Grand Rapids, were at Medical patlertt* are: Mrs. Carl the Navy Aug. 25th Is stationed at .u ,.™«v «, W>CH ★ Mr' ' Scott. Lake’odessa: TomTandauch. hospital. Lansing. * Mrs. Henrv of Mrs. Samuel Kenney of Cros- and we had the experience of their farm home. Sunday. * Mr. Scott.Lake Odessa: TomTandauch. Camo Bennlon. Farragut. Idaho for butterfly •and Mrs. Leon Potts ------------were callers .watching a monarch butterfly —*-»*"— Wayland: John Kollar. Middleville: his boot training. At the time of <<-r.. Flessner spent Friday with Mr. and well. Mich. . >■ at Mrs. Unna Johnson's. In Bowne. , Mrs. Elisabeth Rullson. 519 E his induction he was employed bv "f ------------emerge from It. r Mra. Raymond Dalton of West Lake the Kellogg Co. HI* wife and son ''*7° eel ' The past few days our health i Green: Mts. Minnie Shriner. 134 E. Blue Star Mother* To Meet duyu cur h:=T-i: ; Sunday.afternoon. Odesea. * Mrs. Margaret Estep and ---------The Blue Star Mothers will be ."lessons -?----— • --------------------------**<•-*-----------------Court; Mrs. Lucy Stadcl, Freeport: LaVerne ore making their home Miehi<«n ." lessons have been dealing with didiMrs. Arlle Spindler were guests at BANNER WANT ADS PAY | Albert fiewmer Hastings, R 2; j with her sister in Lansing. n family dinner at OUhtead Sal- entertained at the home of Mrs. sense and bacteria. We have just | WOODLAND L E G A :zur:: :: sssnin-<ssHSir.rui.-T. st^siks:; 12'SJ'^'S‘ti •’» S^<£.u’A»T'f MEN and WOMEN WANTED IN OUR LOCAL PLANT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING RE YOU A VOTER? Are You SURE? BARRY COUNTY will vote on the question of the continuous legal sale of beer, wine and liquor in the county, on TUESDAY NOVEMBER 2, 1943 IF you have not voted within the past TWO years, you must register with your township clerk, or if you live in the city of Hastings, you must register with the city clerk of Hastings, on or before— WEDNESDAY I C y°u hove not voted ■ * in the past two years, or, have changed your ad­ dress, YOU MUST REGISTER. If you live in the City of Has- \ tings, register with the City Clerk OFFICE HOURS Week days; 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays; 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Except Saturday, October 9th will be All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFC. COMPANY To enable YOU to express your opinion on this important wet and dry issue and to maintain your LIBERTY and FREEDOM at home and protect the rights of those who are fighting for your freedom .. . Last day you can register is Wednesday, October 13th from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. All those living outside the City of Has­ tings. must register with their township clerk at any time before October 13, 1943, a* the last day of registration is October 13, 1943. Your Township Clerk will accept your registration from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on the last day October 13. Register ON or BEFORE Wednesday, October 13! �THE HASTING8 BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1*43 . . i ON THE HOME FRONT ■ ■■■-■■ I Ml. abUW **4B. VUB- ’ • I just saw my I my first flaid ftald of toI c* about the color w * MJMi w -• —— • | ford Well. m> dean. Ill close for now — the Ohio river again on tny Teft.1 sending ypu mv MOUTH SCHULTZ £l£'»K4*fi<ur Jerry O'Connor was operated on erm*n visit church on Sunday with OUs Leg Oallui I tn Bronson hospital. Kalamaxoo Ship Repair I ran in thta country yet ’ ' —’"LIT*-. [ I.a> wabaV **— Urv T _. l Unr— HUbDSrd Of Rutland WCT* BUndAg f' **• ^rt °t Mr.-and Mra. ctuu. Han- ipent Thuraday with her mother, COATS <Xhcr crop* here u. — — Mare island come* just before Captain's In­ Vallejo. Calif. ■ ■ ' । Jimmie Xllen went 'to Kalamazoo went^to Bateff1 Annur Johncock. ♦ Mra. WIU spection (we won't talk about that) amount to much though. I haven't .. garrison went to Banfield 6atur- Louden and Mr* John Knnl* ot —we have our second one this wen a good piece of corn ao far. I , kte d*y a sale on Uw farm of their Oun lake C|llUd one dany week week and It's tmpreosive to look at wonder where lhe Kentucky people ta gaining nicely. * — get Uieir com to make moonshine callV< ‘ ft 00 Mr * Oro’er Davenport. * Mr. —and Inspiring to be In. lennan Zerbel were r\n call-t- l^d..¥^-9eoand Mrs. Pvt. John H Hr* Clarence Appfegate and Well. I have to go practice, so out of. Cenyon home Friday and Ho. Co. 3rd Bn. I Just aaw a flock of wild turkey* goodbye. Regards to AU. A DeMott and Mrs Oor- Mr* Jennie Slocum, on Sunday. * | noon. Ind * We are sorry to lose oi Mr ind Mn Will Hyde Thc Mn. A P O. 73 Crap.: nut in a field, they were almost the I Alice Beck n of Hastings were vtsl- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brill went to ■ jb<r Richard knife SJ color of Gold. Ill bet It* fun hunt- i A/S Alice Beck -OK IXr. ann. rw xan mrre aund#y evening. * Mr. ing them. It sure 1* an ideal coun­ Creek Sunday, lace ta staying with Mrs Anna De- । Horner McCowen and Lewis Acker Battle Reg 14. Bldg E. Apt. South 33 Me. Jj.* BuUhjn io with WMl Mr. Mr and ' ££ from our community Mr and “ try for an outdoor man. aa It still UBKTB (WR.) Bronx Vine now. Mr. Wallace spent the were pall bearer* at the funeral of Oulf Port Racraattanal Arw ta'quite wild in places here. New York. 63. New York weekend with her. * Miss Bette Mrs Mamie Wltaon at Truesdale Oulf Port, IfiMMjvi A **2x1 'is iaM^^SSSTor*cA': . . . Ix>ta of tobacco now. field* and Hickok ot -* Vermontville *--------- *-------wu - a - Frl- chapel tn Kalamaxoo Friday. Mn. Frank Prank Herrington at their farm llac aoen. Wednesday with Mr. and n W«nen, Wjomln, If"J Wilson had many friend* in thta Pfc Hannon WUooa. 543839 south of Battie Creek. BattliC________ iElT*K — Mra- D*104 Flower. * Mr and Mrs People Suffer!” Last Sept 33 11H3 dried on a stake driven In Die I place who regret her passing and Post Headquarter* Haynes visited ’her stated Mra. Mrs. Kahler and son of Chicago nlng the meeting wa ' ground. Dear Editor Faasett were in Hastings Thursday sympathy U extended to lhe be­ aid Post Troops Ptnvd Floyd Pnrrl^ Poote tn In Hsstlnn Hastings, nn on RaturSatur­ spent ww*end With their par­ Audra Endsley. * E. We have Just arrived In Clnctn- । Since my address has been attending the birthday dinner of reaved o«iex * Cappy Baechler en­ day. * Mr. and Mn. Calvin Clark Parris island. 3. C. changed and I wtan to continue re- natll and right across from me ta a Mrs. Eleanor Strickland, sister of tertained the following guests for left last Monday for their home at ents Mr. and Mra. George Kahler. who la io tha Univ* train loaded with German Prison­ Mrs Delos Flower spertt dinner Bunday: Mr. and Mrs. Hom­ ><urand after visiting the A. C- ♦ Mr. and ». .Mr and Mr*. Richard Corporal Georgs Cogswell. Sunday WM with ers in their dark green uniforms i here’s my new address Clayton Willi'.ts and twin daugh- er McGowen. Mr. ana Mrs. M PlerClarks here. Hoogenbopm i 36190324 -- ---------*--------- and daughter of Gull They are guarded by soldier* armed Pvt. Benjamin D. Wail*. ABJf. > tars were Thursday supper guesbi Co. c. 97th Signal Bn. with submachine guns and thev ’ ' < lake. * Gtenni Kahler of Camp Polk. ' of the Rev and Mrs J. J. WHUtts Acker's point * Mina Kenyon has. 347th Q M Depot Supply Co. look' pret'ty"de'jected. I mean "the i ' La*.. cama came Moi Monday to spend a ten- mazoo attended church here ca I A Mrs. Clara Day and Vivian and been confined to her room the past WEST HOPE ly furlough with his wife and Bunday and spent the day wll* AHP-UTC— < Army Service Force* prisoner*. Ill bet those fellowsqoukl Mr. and Mrs Dan McCallum were d»J ■ Mr. and Mrs. Huron Healy and week with sciatic rheumatism. * ; iby and parents. Mr. and Mrs. the liarva Woodmans and Pali Unit Training Center i tell some stories. Thoee guard* ; Beverly were Bunday afternoon Mr. and Mr*. Donald Manning and Sunday afternoon callers at lhe Ira b*L, Zone 5. Fort Francis E. Warren, witch them like hawk*. I don't Pvt Theodore O Hayward ' caller* of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Oll- *Sharon Jane. Dennie Dale and Mr*. McCallum home. * Jesse Osgood Geonte Kahto * Mn. Alto Moriter Woodman* and visited ChaaTbwn... -.— blame them they look a* if they Wyoming. 13th Genera! Hospital l IcU and Mn Henry Klevering. Roy Loma Larnbec of Ypsilanti spent spent from Saturday until Monday ta slaying with Mn. Martha Rlp- send and family In 6. Woodland. are ready to try anything. They Rev .— Isaac Osgood and logle. * Mr. Ur and *nH Mrs Mr* Ezra Frr* Cham rhflm­' Brigham City. Utah. Hoping lo hear from you toon. Chalker of Mafccllus was a dinner the weekend with their parent* Mr. wlth ..... the .... are watching me write thta letter Benjamin guest at the Gillett home. * Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bonneville: Wayne famllv fi-.:*.-.- at it Woodland. ’.VccdUdd. * Mr. and Mn ber is in spent a couple day* here, DUNHAM DISTRICT and I just got a nice smile from Albert Borton. AM.M. 3/C and Mrs. Ralph DeVine attended Gate* and family ot Kalamazoo Ronald Anders Andcn and children were with Mrs. Martha Chamberlain and Sept 33. 1943 one of them so I waved and he 8q VR-I Dinner Kay Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Grant Dickerson. * Mr and tatned the L. A. S. Ttnura the funeral of Mrs Mary Fox Ran­ were caller* there Sunday after- : “ —■“—-----Mra. Welton Brook* and Robert noon, a comforter wm waved back and grinned Poor dev­ Coconut Grove. Fla. | Walter Cook of Hastings. * Mr. and dall in Nashville Sunday afternoon noon. Dear Wife and Baby: and also called on Mr and Mr* . Mrs Harold Schuster and children and Mra. Lewi* Hine were in Alle­ Juat received your letter of the ils they look just like the rest of us. Pvt Robert W. Raid. 36415302 1 of Richland were weekend guest* gan Sunday attending the funeral I Marcel Evalet * Mr. and Mra. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND 23rd und a* I Just now finished my I don t suppose they like it anv better than we do. but its war ao of a cousin * Mr. and Mra. Everett Claude Hoffman's Bunt । Kenneth Kelsey and baby of Goats Mr and Mr* Myron Bishop and of Mr. and Mn. Albert Warner. ♦ wash. I have a few minutes to spare. Ban Francisco. Cal. Grove attended church here Sun- family of Charlotte were weekend Mr. and Mn. Almond Weber of De­ McCallum of Hickory Corner, called Hyd. who had t^n mtj I will try to tell you of my trip and it can not be helped. — u .hj,. Di niA«u Monday. week retuKMd to on »« Mrs. Martha Rlpiogte. Birthday. Oct. 16. # I day and were dinner guests of Mr , guesta of her mother. Mr*. Dan troit were weekend guests of the ™ I just saw another train loaded alio about my new home. Wc had a here * Mta* EkUd Cht * ’ * i ana and mrs Mn^E a n H uuuirup Lathrop. » * Mr me jrod ana Douglass * Mr and Mrs. Buhl t home folks. They called Saturday grand trip across the continent, wc with German and Italian prisoners, A/C Jack R Donley. V-5 US-N R , Hubert Lathrop and children i Beatty and family of Kalamazoo evening on Mrs. Mary McCallum MILO turned to East Lansing. passed thru Virginia. W. Virginia. there are two trains each with 18 j spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. U 8. N P F. 8 1 -------— *• — were Bunday guest* of her parent* and Mr. and Mrs William McCal­ Last Week * Utter Kentucky. Indiana. Ohio. New Mex­ car* and 80 men in a car, quite a 35-1-2 Quad. Norman Wilcox was taken sud­ Rex Dunnigan of Maple Grove. Mr Mr. and Mrs Frances Gorham. * lum at the former's home. * Mr ico. Colorado, Illinois. Missouri. buncil don't’ you think! The con­ Iowa City. Iowa Dunnigan fell last week from a lad­ Zana Douglass wa* a Sunday guest and Mn: Ouy McMannta of Char­ denly 111 at school Tuesday. Hta Knuxa*. Arizona. and California, ductor said they eat bread like we der and broke both arms at the of her grandparent* Mr and Mra. lotte were Sunday callers at the aunt Mn. Merle Bradfield took him about 3.300 milet altogether. About do cake, they save II till the last L. D. Woodman home * Pvt. Ted ­ to hta home in Battle Creek and Also ju*t saw. rather passed a'whole Pvt Robert M. Bllvln. U. 8. Army wrist. * Mr. and Mrs. Burr Fossett . Roy Oak*. * 2nd Lt. and Mra. Ken ­ nil we taw were mountains, plain*, Florida. dy Hayward arrived Sunday night late that night he entered Leila Btry. A.. 320th. A A A. <Gun Bn.i and family and Miss Agnes Benson neth Dunn ot Marianna. -----------and desert. but it ta pretty country train load of Army Truck*, brand . — —- ------------------------ — Long Beach 5. Calif ■ spent Sudnay at Lansing with the arrlvrd Friday night for a week's from Brigham City. Utah, to spend hospital and Wednesday underwent and some day I want to take you new ones. It made me think of an operation for appendicitis. * ter of Dowling, Mrs. Mary Bnrai Michigan where they were made. • • • I Victor and Albert Benson families, furlough with hta parents Mr. and his furlough wiUi the home folk*. both on a trip thru it. Robert Van Slreain of Kalamazoo and daughter, and U. and M - - - — ----- 1W10118 h Mr. and Mra. Vent Marshall and Mrs. Harry Dunn. Hta many friends Rgt. Raymond• A. Bunn, As I write thta letter I am sitting One thing at least I will see a lot epent the weekend with hta grand- Robert Matthews and son ot Ball J — iere Thursday night are glad to know he received hta NORTH HOPE of the UB.A. if I never go anywhere Det 17th Base Hq <fa Ah Sq <8pi ^ughters In my atat In a pullman car on my ts nf v wing's Oct, 1. He is to report at Mr. and Mn. Nelson Hulbert and parent* * George Belton ta home creek. * Mn- Mildred Rhodes at supper cuesta of Mr Mr. and Mrs Mrs? way lo Frisco. We left Camp Peary else. A PO. 953 c/o Postmaster George Gillett and sons, the occa­ Tallahassee. Florida Oct. 11. * Lue- aon Dale, Andy Jabllnski. Mrs Har­ on a seven-day furlough. ♦ Bob Mrs Lillie Cheeseman attenira We have finally arrived in Calif. last night / at 6:30 (Wednesday San Francisco. California sion being thc birthday of Gerry 11a Schrler returned to her school vey Hill of Battle Creek. Mr. and Frye of the Coast Guards 1* ex- meeting at the Norton achooihoa Sept. 23> and it i* now 7.00 In thc It ta real nice so far, but III still Birthday, October 13. Mrs Mike Ulrich and three sons pected home thta week on a 15-day । Monday afternoon for the tMCha ~Gillett. Gillett * Mr. and ana Mrs Charles cnanes Sunday after o week's vacation take Michigan for mine. You should morning. Right now we are tn W. (This will be **le,‘ovI,en‘rt Da¥ Bnd Stuart and Mra. Gorden wi'h n»r parent*. Mr and Mr* -, -------- ---------------------- — spent Sunday with Mr. -------and ------Mn. tick leave. * Mrs Merle Bradfield ' of Maple Grove, the School Nu> Virginia at.d in thc mountain*. I see the grape* out here, we rode sou for your t»?e Hoffman were Sunday dinner guest* went to Kolxmaroo Thursday to Mias Harlow being present. * Pol will try to tell you what I see a-. for 30 mile* or more with nothing but any how many return* of the of Mf and Mr, Karl ORSM>r and Harry Dunn. ★ Dorothy Haven* Albert Ulrich, the occasion being a meet her aunt Mrs Gertrude have been set and wires are beta returned to her home in Detroit, celebration of Dales 31st birthday, I go idon" We are now going thru but grapes on both sides of the Day and goodjuek.^ *on* and the XrS 23rd “ wedding son* of ot Assyria Assyria * * Mr. Mr. and and Mr*. Mrs. after an extended vtalt with her ir.d ddln; anniversary Trahan of Suffolk, Va.. and a cou- strung for telephones for resident tunnels of solid rock and tiie moun­ train, as far a* you could see. All J. L. Higdon spent the weekend al grandparent* Mr. and Mrs. Wm. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill and sin Mrs. Mae Hunn of Clarence. N. . of Fred Hill and Clare Wright. tain* tower above thc train as tai'’ kinds of grapes, white, blue, and Lynden Louden. AB. Co. 700-43 as vou can see. just solid rock. It red. Boy. it made my mouth water, Reg. 3. make*-you wonder how they ever then we saw orange*, lime*, und Camp Bennion— UB.N.TB. managed to cut a path thru them lemons, but no grapefruit. We also , Farragut. Idaho. ho the rMlroudii could lay their saw big field* of almonds and piner.uplcs. it sure ta a sight to see all 1 tracks. Pvt, David S. Goodyear. 26417392 I We have a nice car and good the fruit they have hereCo F. 38th Reg. 76th Div. We go aboard ship tomorrow berths and the breakfast thta morn­ Camp McCoy. Wta; ing wa* grand, ao feel good thl* (Sept. 29> to start working at our morning We should be in Calif new jota. Boy are these Barrack* Pfc. Don H. Curtta. 36858143 Sundav so will write you from there swell and how they do feed u» Wc Co. O. 15th Sig. Trg Regt when I gel there. 1 have been trans­ gel shore leave every nite and come Fort Monmouth. N. J. ferred from tiie Seabees to the reg­ and tto as we please and they treat ular Navy as thc Seabcc* did not, us swell here at Mare Island. I went Col. Kingsley 8. Andersson. 015450 have any worr in my spcial line of to Vallejo. Calif., last nite but didn't A P O 464 "■ Postmaster May long. When I cun I'm going to work. New York. N. Y. lhe 1sight*. It'* only , 1 Ju*t woke up again and we are Frisco to *e« .7„® now in Ashland. Ky I wa* still *3 mile* from here **ext WICX nc—'3. , You Meepy from last nite I guru* or v ~’ should have •seen New Mexl- preepert way a* Forrest Buehler wrncthinK. We are oul of thc moun­ co with all lhe Indian* und Mext- takes hta pen in hand to dish it tain* now and In a little belter cans and their little adobe houses oul- fOr you fellows and gals. Until country altho I haven' seen any real and all their peppers and paprika* , then cheerio. . Zolly Coffer, counrv like Michigan since I've been hanging out tn the aun drying. The ■ ----------------- * -------here They can have my share of little house* look *o Uny you won/* n 11 kl C I I the South. I have not seen many der where they gel the room to nut - . T .. nice home* in thl* state (Ky.). mo*', everybody with all the children they of them are shack*, but did see u The desert was pretty too with all , few nice homes in Richmond. Ix>ta of people live on the mountain side* the oacti and wild flower*, and 'iuiV and it seems funny to sec them when we went over the Selrras it climbing up a small road to some wa* like following a snake track, K.1I Call. little house sitting way up there on lots of times I could see the enMiller,. the top -iotao-and the last car at the same; We passed lhe Ohio River thta time. time We we were on lhe uie Santa ounn Fe rr Minot** ulnul'„ of lh» -/ Tr.n Trail, the came road tiie Pio- ... 10 )9<3 „.<i ang morning. I don't see where they mart that the it r.eers used years ago. I never reaThe *< got the song ■'Beautiful Ohio”. It to Herd what a great Nation this was i <; Bh". sure looked like a muddy Ohio to until now. it take* your breath “• h"uVj4*Ki!Al ,nwcll I Just got back fro«n dinner away when you sec tiie Rocky and wc had chicken for dinner and Mountains. |t"wa* very good, but not as good । Boy I ve seen about all kinds of os you Northern Gals can cook it, ship; now and saw 3 submarines M ' ^5? CITY ( (J H N L I L JOHN STEINBEC STATIC by ★ PETER PRESCOTT ALL OF MICHIGAN'S GAMES' >t Michiheard OVTOIIKR »- a tropical It happened Ihit-ugh-way: a Bob caught a plane after a recent Friday night broadcast of Co­ Iambi* * THANKS TO THE YANKS, landed at Yankton. South Dakota, in time to participate in thc dedication of WNAX's new : (re 927-fodt transmitter, tallest in the Mt'hisan tuM U. S. Bob Boh conducted a "Thank* “Thank* To iri»pfcnn» **• •• . - • — — 1 ««--a «•„. ,appu#« .... The Yanka of the Soil" rally, a * B«n«. iuppll salute to Mid-west farmers. Sioux | r«. •applies ~.. Indians, participating in the dedi-­ cation pow-wow, inducted Bob into thc tribe, gave him the name of “Cetan." It meant Hawk. CUPID IN PORT... By grace of the Army’e troop (erryyfg schedule. Columbia** lovely little lay (THIS LIFE IS MINE) Meredith la to be wed thia week. Her fiance, Lieut. George Fitta, wounded in North Africa and shifted to the Army Transport Service, finally found time between trips to make one to the altar. PRINCESS A GOOD LOSER... tile. Ethel Knight of U.S.A. (WKZO 2.45 daily), cant wear lhe most prised article of her wardrobe. It's a beautiful hand “I have seen the supplies come in by the hundred shiploads, locomotives and tanks and trucka—acres of boxed food and great mounds of hams, shiploads of bombs slacked in from keel to hatch and all ma­ terials that we need at home—steel for bridges and'buildings, food for our own people, material enough to make all Amer­ ica well fed and well housed and well clothed. I K I > „!h j nf drier I M»rk » xr*nt—•! >f Philo Sh-IJnn f«r om ike north >i4. - M*t .i<lr nt lol । Park .(teuton be1 in,I Mrmhrr. chieftain'* daughter heard Felix king "Your* I* My Heart Alone" and decided he should be her husband. Learning that hr already had a wife, the prince*,, tn prove she hm a good loser, had. the «kirt made a* a gift for Mra. Knight. >Uns>. Rtsllnn h** lher eat»«tl«nh». . , THKKKFOtK BE IT RKMOIA'KO: Thai' COULD BE... Phil Baker's quip-description oi Eleanor Roosevelt on CBS* TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT peace, first in the hearts of the railrozd men." BILL HEHRY Bill Henry—the .head man on Hie CBS Washington newt bureau, will be heard nlcblly. Monday through Friday at 7:55 «*er CBS and WKZO in a five minute ntwl picture. Mr. Henry broadcast the Davit Cup ma tenet in 193$. and helped Ted Hating cover thc Berlin Olympic Gurnee — a good brosdListen for Bill Henry. - LONDON’ FROM I HAVE SEEN the soldiers come down from the ships and stand in long lines on thc docks, their ‘B* bags on their backs and their rifles slung over their shoulders. ■ m;ii"*' HOT FOOT... Italy’s boot prompted Croucho Marx to gag on Columbia's BLUE RIBBON TOWN that “The folks used it to kick out Mussolini, which >'■ — —a boot to treat is the only way C^ for a heel." her tenor husband. Felix Knight, now on a U.S.O. tour of South CHILDREN'S HOUR... Nila Mack, during the past 13 year*. h*» become a legend to vnung«ler* fasrinated hv her CBS fairy story program. LET'S PRETENp (WKZO 10.05 a.m. Satur­ day). Recently the became an awed ■ reality to man* who phoned War Bond pledge* during Mi»* Mark'* hour* behind Columbia z rtephone* When the producer­ director ot the famed program snitvercd the nhone. many children .<n the other rnd exclaimed "Oh. • . Mi»« Mack henelf!" One child .*» heard whispering; “Mother . wil l shall 1 «*»J" CABLES HmliH. Istwir ... Hmhk. labor — U«ar4. t.bor . Aline, labor ... Il.r.l,. Uber .... IllrkiS-na. Inbor HAWK HIM CHIEF NOW... It’s Big Indian Chief Bob Hawk . . . • —• — ■ ... - - •—— » did not come back and the empty btmka* the blankets thrown aside as-they threw: them, and the framed photographs on lhe steel lockers. “The men have gone up the gangway again to go into action and they jump from landing barges to a beach, strewn with the bodies of their own people, and they claw. their way like animals into a hostile coast.' 1 “I have seen the hospitals with the mauled men, the legless and blind, the fingerless hands and the burned faces-—alf the destruction that steel and fire can do to a man’s body and mind. In God’s name, what is it for except to get this horrible “I have seen the men climb into the thing over, with as quickly and as thor­ Fortress in the early morning and fly away oughly as possible? And if this is true, it waving with elaborate nonchalance and I should not be a matter of ‘Who will lend his have seen the gap in the mess when they money?’ but ‘FFho dares not to?? n BUY MORE WAR BONDS �Tin HASTINGS T«1»«»AT. OCTO»HI 1. i;u DAVENPORT PLANS FOR COLLEGE i » You Co*' \Mhot ConseW® Undo Sam ta urgently appealing lo every American to eave aa much electricity and gaa aa poaaible. beginning RIGHT NOW. The Government haa launched a Seven-lnduatry Voluntary Conservation Program which embracea coal petroleum, water, baneportation. and communicationa in addition to electricity and gaa. With the other electric and gas utilities throughout the nation, thta Company la loining whole-heartedly In the Coneosvation Pro­ gram. Our electric generating iacilitioi, and our gaa reeourcea have proved auffident ior all essential induitrial, commercial and residential needs. But most of the oloctridty used in Michigan is made with coaL so when you save electridty you lessen the great demands on the coal miners and the railroads. Natural gaa la an important fuel in the production of war goods and should never bo used waatefully. We urge every customer to co-operate fully in the Government Conservation Program. Says J. A. Erug. director of the Office of War Utilities: "With everyone contributing, the effort will bo bomondoua in hastening the day of Victory.” REQUESTS TO ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS IE desired savings in lighting should be ob­ tained primarily by the turning off of lights which are not necessary and by replacement at renewal time when lamps are burned out, with lower wattage lamps. The term "nighttime” as used in the following may be defined as the period starting at dusk (30 minutes after sunset) and end­ ing at dawn (30 minutes before sunrise). T (b) Nighttime: Reduce burning hours so far as practicable but in no case burn for an interval ex­ ceeding two hours and only during the period from dusk until 10 p. m. in terms of local tune. * * (c) Reduce amount. wattage by maximum practicable (4) Lighting of Marquees (other than ad­ vertising signs) and Building Entrances (1) Indoor and Outdoor Advertising, Pro­ (a) Daytime: Eliminate completely. motional and Display Sign Lighting (a) Daytime: Eliminate completely. (b) Nighttime: Reduce burning hours so far as practicable but in no case burn for an interval ex­ ceeding two hours and only during the period from dusk until 10 p. m. in terms of local time. (b) Nighttime: Reduce in intensity by maximum practicable amount consistent with public safety consideration. (c) Eliminate completely when establishment is not open for business except for amgunt necessary for protection. (c) Electric signs necessary for direction or identi­ fication of places of public service, such as public (5) Lighting of Outdoor Business Estab lishments (n) Daytime: Eliminate completely. (b) Nighttime: Reduce in intensity by maximum practicable 'amount. (c) Eliminate completely when establishment is not open for business except for amount necessary for protection. ' (6) General Interior .Illumination and Show Case Lightii^j. ' (a) Eliminate all non-essential lighting. (b) Reduce remainder by the maximum practicable amount consistent with public safety consideration and eyesight conservation. (7) General Conservation by Commerx cicd Customers * restaurants, public lodging, establishments, trans­ portation terminals, etc., may be operated during nighttime but only while the establishment is open for business. (a) Turn off lights actually needed. EXCEPTIONS Attention is directed to the fact that no effort should be made to curtail neceMary military, aviation and police lighting — lighting essential to public health includ­ ing eyesight conservation and safety — plant protection—transportation and pro­ duction purposes. As outdoor recrea­ tional activities are considered essential for wartime morale, the use of electricity for this purpose is not discouraged. No curtailment of gas should be made that will adversely affect health. Of course, to the extent that economies can be achieved in the above fields with­ out impairment of function, they should be urged and encouraged. (d) Reduce lamp wattage of all signs by the maxi­ mum practicable amount. (2) 'Deoorative and Ornamental Lighting Including Decorative Flood Lighting (a) ExterioMighting: Eliminate completely at all times. (b)’ Interior lighting: Eliminate all non-essential lighting; reduce the balance by the maximum prac­ ticable amount. (3) Show Window Lighting which does not provide essential interior illumination. (*) Daytime: Eliminate completely. and appliances when not (b) Eliminate unnecessary use. (8) Air Conditioning Adopt more moderate margins of reduction in temperature and relative humidity. (9) Residential (a) Eliminate all waste in the use of various elec­ tric appliances such as refrigerators, radios, ranges, space heaters, water heaters, etc. (b) Turn off lights and appliances when not actually needed. (10) Industrial Many economies can be achieved in the use of elec­ tric energy by industrial users both large and small without adversely affecting volume of production. REQUESTS TO GAS CUSTOMERS Residential: Commercial and Industrial: Year-Round Conservations 1. Cook whole meals in oven. Cook one-dish meals on top burners. 2. Do not light top burners until cooking utensils are in place. 3. Do not use running hot water for washing dishes or hands. leaky faucets. Heat and use no more water than is necessary. 4. Repair Cool cooked foods before plac­ z Never leave refrigerator door open. ing in refrigerator. Heating Season: 1. Prepare home for Winter season through insulation, weather strip­ ping and storm windows. ‘ 2. Close off all unused rooms. 3. Eliminate 4. ’ 1. Gas-fired equipment for cooking and water heating should be used efficiently. Waste of hot water should be eliminated. 2.,Inspection should be made of gas-fired equipment to assure proper and efficient operation. 3. Plant survey should be made for the purpose of eliminating all waste in use of gas. ‘ ' 4. Temperatures should be reduced to the standards recommended foi residential customers. 5. The use of gas in makeshift heating appliances by workers in indus. trial plants should be discouraged. . garage heating. Never use the cooking range for heating. — THERE’s No 5. Reduce home temperatures to 65 degrees. 6. Reduce temperatures to 55 degrees at night and when homes are not occupied. DrJOrtun°»*IyforA • Produce the Nrr, Anx»rica. we'vo . ’ • 7. In cases where there is no thermostatic control, use heaters at such times as actually needed in the rooms heated. If each one of our customers will save j’ust a little electricity each month, it can easily account for a three per cent savings in Consumers Power Company’s monthly output of electricity and this will save approximately ... 2500 TONS OF COAL PER MONTH (41 CARLOADS) * TRANSPORTATION 3.038 MAN-HOUBS 1109 ~ . > ftrchltect. visited Wisconsin. Ontar<Continued from Page 1. Section 1.) , ;0. Cornell and Ohio universities, who were fanners and who were and the then Michigan Agricultural not.'' । College. Was this a Junket? No.— The Dean's story follows: I • lr)P to «t solid facts about "It was my Job to present to tiie tuUdlngs used by these Institutions faculty a plan for a rejuvenated far teaching agriculture. College of Agriculture as a worth ! "It is true that we encountered while part of the University of II- , few students, for it was vacation linols. . ■ time In Michigan, and Wisconsin's . "In this I did not anticipate pre."In pre­ , work at that time was mostly conjudice or stubborn opposition: Judlce opposition; for for fined to its winter short courses In ■I knew «»••» .ii— •_ that the faculty to _a — man agriculture. really wanted a college of agricul­ "But we did see buildings, teamed ture. I did expect incredulity and about their plans for the future found it in plenty. leaching of agriculture, and every­ "Now it is frequently easier to where sensed a note of inspiration win assent to some general princi­ and confidence. The eyes of the ples than to a multitude of details, trustees began to open wide, then lo any one of which may lead to end­ bulge, first at Wisconsin, more at less argument. Michigan and still more at Cornell. "Accordingly, before presenting “At Ohio. Dean Hunt paraded his our plan In detail to the faculty. I 300 students in agriculture before prefaced my remarks by pointing us. They seemed a thousand as they out that, although no university filed past us. I Jokingly accused the had succeeded in holding any con­ dean of repeating. But hr was too siderable number of students In honest for that. At thia last point, their four year course in agricul­ selected as a climax, the growing ture. yet every agricultural college, Impression had become a conviction. operating on an Independent bash, Right there the architect was in­ had been graduating students for structed. semi-offlcially of course years. but nevertheless effectively, to ‘In­ "That statement was what Dr clude al! of the outdoors possible.* Miles would have called 'sticking with S150JM0 in the new building in lire butcher knife'. for the College of Agriculture nt “I followed by pointing oul the the University of Illinois. fact that, although ----- -. —.--j... on paper the , "That is how we got our two acres work of universitiesi universities ta is of a higher Of floor space for agriculture, when grade than that of the Independent. we actually had only nineteen xtuagrlculturalcollegea yet In praettea dents In the college when lhe plans the work dote by the universities were drawn in technical agriculture was de-President Draper had greatly encldedly inferior to that done by the tarxed his view? on the Importance eoUegea which are not connected Und value of a worth-while College wl.UL universities. i of Agriculture to the University of "This was ‘twtatlng the handle' I Illinois. He could and did see that of the knife and was intended to lt could be of great service to the secure attjintten attention. whlrh which If It Hid' did. anri and r---------- ... and U>?--- ----- Illinois twllr* the following la an epitome of my -Qn the cornice of oi the new nrtrttman* . ... .. - . . argument. building is thia inscription, written "Now if the independent Agricul­ by President Draper, expressing his tural colleges are able to send a new and enlarged vision: continual grist of graduates back to “THE STRENGTH OF ILLINOIS the farm, whereas the universities IS IN HER SOIL AND HER FU­ run dry except as they attract a TURE LIES IN ITS INTELLI­ few boys and hired hands to a short GENT DEVELOPMENT." winter cotirse. the discrepancy must be due to some radical difference in policy, for the advantage should be DELTON Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Bush were with the universities. And these differences we ought to find and dinner guests of Mrs. Lots Gaskill at Comstock Sunday. * Mr. and reconcile. "From the standpoint of the man Mrs John Harrington were dirtier on the farm, for whom these col­ guests of their son-in-law and leges largely exist and from whom daughter Sunday. * Mr and Mrs we must draw students, the differ­ Leon Pennock and daughter Nnoml ences in policy between the univer­ attended a birthday dinner nt the sities and the separate agricultural home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Starr­ ing in Hickory Comers Sundav In colleges are only two. honor of Mr. Pennock and Ells­ "These differences are: "First, admission to lhe institu­ worth Starring. * Mr. ond Mrs. tion. Second, admission to technical Herman Reynolds have been spend­ studies. ing a few days with relatives at "Under these two heads our prob­ Three Oaks. * Mr. and Mrs John lem lies. Independent Agricultural Adams spent Friday with their colleges admit men from the coun- son-in-law and daughter Mr. and a schools, whatever they may be: Mrs. Glenn Williams nnd family nt ereas tiie universities base their the W K. Kellogg farm. * Mr. and Mrs. Herman. Reynolds were »...»<:■ dinner admission requirements upon grad- .......... uation from a city or village high Rueat* of Mr. and Mrs. George Curschool. । ry In Kalamazoo last Wednesday. ‘•But the graduates from these * Mrs. Leon Pennock. Mrs. Charles colleges cannot compare with ours । florla. Mrs. Charles Harrington In academic training” observed the | Mrs. Bertha A dams nnd Mrs. Ralph objector. “The agricultural colleges Starring of Hickory Corners spent often admit direct from the grades Thursday --------- , ... in .............w Kalamazoo. H * Aviation or even the district school. Would Cadet n Ross “ Norwood, --------- J son — ot■ — Mr. you have us lower our university nnd Mrs. Henn’ Germaine of Milo, standards and thus become the who is stationed in Texas graduated on.Saturday as a 2nd Lieutenant' laughing stock of every respectable university?" He is spending a few days with hia "No. the graduates of the agri­ Parente, * Mm. Harold Lowe and cultural colleges are not the equals Miss Alma Zimmer of Niles spent of this university's graduates," I Sunday with the former's mother. asserted. "But I am not concerned Mrs. Blanche Richards. * Mr. and about degrees. I do not care how Mrs, Elwyn Hayward and children difficult the university makes its of Hustings were supner guests of conditions of graduation. But I Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams Sun­ want our boys let in to the feast on * Mr. and Mrs Will the only terms they can now meet. Whittemore spent Saturday after­ They were brought up between the noon in Hastings. * Mr. nnd Mrs corn rows instead of thc high school, Russell Mott, announce the mar­ to be sure: but there is more than riage of their daughter Thelma O. one way of getting ready to go to Mott to Sgt. Roy L. Petersen of college. We need, for good college Battle Creek on Aug. 27 in a church work, both education and maturity at Pasadena. Cal. Sgt Petersen is in our students. Our high school stationed nt Camp Santa Anita. graduates are long on education but Cal. The couple are living at Mon­ notoriously short on experience and rovia. Cal. Mrs. Petersen graduated maturity. They are one-sided in from the Delton Rural Agricultural their development. Our boys, though school in 1941 * Mr. and Mrs Leon short on education, are long in ex­ poster of Hastings and Mrs. Lee perience and maturity. They are Ix>wry of Hattie Creek called on one-sided, but it is onlv the other Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Norwood side. I feel confident they can do Sunday. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wil­ liams and daughter Mrs. Garth work of the university grade.” and baby dinner-guests “The faculty finally endorsed our -Florin ---------------- were - — ..... plan, and It worked. of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams "Briefly the plan which the fac- Sunday. Callers were Mrs. Cheater ulty adopted covered lhe following Banghart and son of Hastings. Mrs. points: Mason Norwood of Kalamazoo and "(1) A considerable list of courses Mr. and Mrs. Max Reynolds and of instruction in such technical children. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Marshall subjects as various sections of the'i Norwood called on their brother-lnstate would find most Interesting . law “tid sister Mr. and Mrs. Vern and useful. i Quick near Banfield Sunday after“<2> Some of these courses were noon. * Dr. and Mrs. Henry Vanprotected by prerequisites, sclentlf- 1 denBerg of Battle Creek spent ic or otherwise; but many were not Thursday afternoon and evening thus guarded, and could be taken Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mott. ★ at once upon entering. Mrs. Russell Mott entertained "(3) All courses were open to any eighteen relatives Sunday at a university student, regular or spec- birthday dinner in honor of her lai. who could satisfy those In au- 1 husband. thortty that he could carry the , ------work with profit i HICKORY CORNERS ”<4> All Instruction must be of! Mr- “Rd Mrs. Fred Elliott are university grade, and university visiting Dr. and Mrs. Jim Elliott of credit would be accorded for all Grand Rapids. * Miss Cora Aspinwork satisfactorily done. 1111 an(1 daughter Gena of Hastings “(5) Any farm boy or girl, sixteen and Leona and children of Kings years old or over, was eligible to Corners called on Mr. and Mrs. enter as a special student In agri- Glen Aspinali Sundayi Mr. and culture, and the student would be I Mrs. Glenn Aspinali art living in admitted to such general studies.1 the rooms over the Town store. * scientific and literary, as he or she Mrs. Maud Randler recently recould presumably carry, lhe student ceivrd an Interesting letter from to receive the benefit of the doubt her BOn- Corp. Howard Randler of in every case. North Africa which his many “<«) We. like other universities, friends will be pleased to read in were already admitting special stu- the Hastings Banner. (This will dents, twenty one years old or over. “PPear in next week's issue.) * Pvt. Our proposal simply lowered the Harold Aspinali will return Tuesage to sixteen for students coming 11ay to the U. 8. Army camp at Bosfrom the farm. I ton. Mass. * Leonard Moore of 'Thus were our difficulties met Wlnsor. Canada was a recent guest and mastered, one after the other, of Mr. and Mra. John Mourpr. * and we were ready for student* on Mrs. Bertha Crlckmorc of near the enlarged plan. But we had no Owosxo is visiting Mr. and Mra. students and time was passing rap- Otis Lawrence. Mra. Crickmore is idly. They' must be invited and. returning home from La Mesa, urged to come, and a novel method Calif, where she has spent a year was adopted. 1 with her son. * Sgt. Norman Halton •The Farmers Institute had been ta spending a 15-day furlough with our godfather at the christening, i Mrs. Halton at the. home of her and wm as much Interested as we parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brom­ in the success of the movement. So ley and family. Mra. Halton will it was arranged that any boy or accompany him to South Carolina girl, recommended by that organ!- where he is stationed. * Shirley ration, wm granted a acholarahlp Trick who suffered, a serious inwhlch freed the student from all In- ! Jury to his knee in a Kansas City ------* fees—* “ —“ cidental a -----small matter “ fl- camp will be home on furlough as nanlcally. but that, combined with soon as he can walk with the aid the honor ot being recognized bv of crutches. the Institute, a statewide organi­ zation. seemed to promise results, and we were not disappointed. -So much for students and Mra. Howard Poff and mother. courses of studv. Hut we also had the fund of 8150.000. granted bv the aa. called on Mr. and Mn. H. O. legislature, to shelter a faculty of Armour Friday afternoon. * Mr. eight members, mostly experiment- and Mrs. Loyd Wilcox and twochllstatlon employees, and a student, dren Kendal and Nola Jane spent body not yet numbering twenty. Sunday with their aunt and uncle “Talk wm heard about using the Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pixley. * Sgt. fund for a small but beautiful I Cha*,. Marsh. Pt. Custer, wm a (Un­ building: and we who were inter- j ner guest of Mrs. Lola Miller and rated in a worth-while college of Mrs. Truesdale. Sundav. * Mr. and agriculture, were alarmed. To gain Mrs Fay Pierce of Battle Creek time and expand Ideas about the spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hnroposed new structure, we pro- O. Armour. * We are thankful to posed a joint trip to other colleges be getting some much needed gravel by members of tha faculty and the on our road* thta morning � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-10-14.pdf 151f28e72da1d804a873efc01763e1f6 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner HELP BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS SECTION ONE—PACES 1 to 8 IGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR County w C.T u. aTY VOTERS OWE Sponsors Meeting at I -IV1. -aaiiuFii rwrta TTrz-i-n-P U-B. Church Oct. 19 TO CITY COUNCIL HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1943 EDITORIAL IT •n th GIVE SOME ISSUES INVOLVED REFERENDUM NUMBER 21 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS HUBERT S. BRONSON Contingent New County COntmaent tto Leave IS 1ST. LIEUTENANT For Armed Services Following is a hodge-podge of per­ we loured the plant, Wlliow Run! tinent ideas, information and com­ was full of nothing much but prom-1 ment heard during the Twenty­ tee of greater things to come. Now ' I The following men will leare "Jam-packed" machines, Sixth Annual Convention of the IPs ' Port Custer Oct. 26. 1943: Eldlne Should Make It Possible Harbor, president of the state W. with Should Moke ItWin* rossib Diltinguilhed c“t.U.7wU1 speak at the .U. B. i Flvina Service Crnee” I Cliarles DeVault. Hastings: Leonard To Keep City Free of Debt University Press Club of Michigan raw materials, sub-assemblies, etc. Mying service. Lross 'Eldon Ewood. Middleville; Rollo Church. Grand Street, Hastings, on • • and which Included such notables all feeding into the big main arter­ Not long ago the Banner men, Vern Latta MiddlrvUe; •—Robert Tuesday evening. Oct. 19. commenc- । Hastings lias and enjoys a high p All Our Boys and Girls in the Ing at 8:00 o'clock, at a mass meet- reputation among the cities of on the program as Lieut -Gen Wil­ ies of the production lines Th<* ttoned al some length lhe line rec- Woodson Scott. Harttogs; Philip liam S. Knudsen; Harold D. Smith, racket of the rivet hammer* make erd which Robert the older of the Henry Darling Bellevue: •-Hay- designed to aid you in your cur­ Irmecl service*. Services: irmeci ‘ i.tl --------------------g sponsored v... by •»._ the « Barry ------ uty County Michigan because Its affairs have rent purchases of Items rationed trv II am very grateful to the Banner: WCTU Mrs Whjtney is we'* ,-ei| been so capably managed that for director of the Federal Bureau of a din which exceeds anything we Budget; Dr_ Dr. M. Palyi. former known' in the gU slate temperance ...more ------- --than a * decade —ithas it has not sold 'i the Budget; kr th«-opporlunity of wrltina aH of known u. fTor or tei Bronson, had made in Ute Loftus Freetxirt5"service ?■*“= sit ml william SES’oiSS'LiBSSi Lu at this lime However. I think'1 work and !iti er record Ci for j, her as -----------Juvenile । ■ bond or paid a cent of Interest. Il advisor to the Reich Bank; J. Nor- Blanc. also tiiat he had been made a Cap- ironAlde Johnson. Hastings. hey made a mistake because I am judge • -----------------at Benton Harbor. | will , -----------------------------be wise for Hagtlngs --------------to continue . I ----------------man Lodge, ------------------------------------------head war correspondent winning the war on the home frotiL brother. S. . T»« -----------Lown to be the county's worst let-1 Members of the county W.C.T.U. operating its municipal affairs in for the Associated Preu We believe we could give a pyetty UHU Press who teas reThe following "»■>. men «<?! will report al that mam-r, and ’*• iCently m>men ------ .... —--------------- rrL. .. r. *IU5r . j! il,te that-all »ho art planning to , that manirr, and the city council returned from the .Sodlhwest the Great Lakes Naval Training good guess at the current produc­ Brown stamps C. D and E good la anxious anxious to to do do so. as they have pacify ,n<i cant Lawrence Allen tion rate at Willow Run—but it's Bronson, who Is In the Army Air Station ■—Pralne Conrad Glover. through I As I have always been connectedv,»te al the special referendum on is Oct. MJ; Brown stamp F lith agriculture, no doubt to those,loCttl optlon on Nov. 2are invited . dearly a£tctwririe U8N •hoTas won Forces In the South Pacific, has Middleville; •—Marshall Seth Dav­ clearly demonstrated demonstxa t you who have never lived on a u> aUend this meeting. 1 if the affairs of this city are to £7^*°.n one of those "hush hush" thing* recently been made a First Lleuteh- ey. Hasting*: ’—John Roger Petti­ becomes good Oct. 17 and remains Irin. Il will be rather boring, but; During the afternoon of Oct. 19. be managed on thepay-as-you-go “.row three limes for gal­ even though we'll bet that Berlin ant in that branch of lhe service.; bone. Nashville: ‘—Harold Gale valid through Oct 30 He ha* also made a record that 1* Beedle. Nashvile and ‘—Kenneth llease excuse. ‘Mrs. Whitney will meet with mem- plan in the future, it will be nec- |*antryJn ^c9,'nJn lhe Pacific area Blue stamp* U. V and W good outstanding, tor which he has won Campbell Lane. Hastings . Harter. I As I drive through Barry county bers of the local W.C.T.U. al the eMary for our citizens to come to since Pearl Harbor. It took more time than expected fine recognition, which te very । Awaiting call to the Army Air throueh Oct. 20: Blue stamps I t L tiie Job. I see your Dad and Mom home of Mrs. Russell Kantner, the aid of the mayor and aldermen; • • • Il will have to be a hodge-podge to get production underway at Wil­ ph asing to his many friends here Corns: •—Graydon Robert Doster. and Z are now good through Nov. hrrying on regardless of weather, commencing at 2:30 o'clock. 1002 8 for •• •-*- that ---------it <is — certain they cannot lek of 'Vital machinery, and ”lr*] Ha|»vw.i<ThO4«iJntamtj»d [n^Jhe Kt v. w.— -— keen Hastings free of debt and i and a mere sketch of a few hlgh- low Run. Ford was criticised for and elsewhere, and to his parents, Doster The following men will report to Ibor. Growing the gram, the live- j local option issue are also invited avoid paying interest unless that1 lights since a lengthy feature arti­ wasting time making elaborate me­ also his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Stamp No. 14 good for 5 pounds C. Bronson, of till* city. lock and food*tuff‘'tha ‘t’*te! toattend ,*.1. this meeUng. —jMoi^r“’.-.j,.,,,. .u_. assistance shall be forthcoming be­ cle could be devoted to any one of chanical jigs and fixtures the Manhattan Beach Training West DevlU Aug. 10 through Oct. 31. Hubert S. Bronson enlisted in iecessary to feed you fighting men. I ■ ----------------fore another season of spring. »um- the several speakers mentioned. Coast manufacturer* said it * could July. 1941. As he had had only six Station. Brooklvn. N. Y. ‘—James Stamp* No. 15 and 10 may ba n.er and fail city work shall oe un­ me silo's are filled, beans are prac- »g*ea a AAllfF not be done; admitted that the prin­ months of college training, he could Badlnxer. Middleville used for canning cugar in amounts •—Denotes volunteer*. Icully all harvested and the corn \| DAD IlDIWr dertaken. cipal was sound but claimed that .... ... _______ __ ... _____ _ It is seldom you have the privi ­ not get in as a c *de ( 80 nf enlisted | of 5 lb. each through Oct. 31.. We all know about the increase [ being shocked and husked. You'd, ARHr l/ltl V L i as a private in the regular army. p sure they're not letting you down.1 a sea at ew in labor and materia) costa. This lege of hearing so many outstand­ the system wasn't flexible ehough i unri wn* ju-nt tn Purrtn Pirn A, and was *enl to Puerto Rico. As SUmp 18 good for 1 pair, validity city faces that condition also, and I ing personalities in such a short to take care of the continual mod­ I you could see lhe amount of eggs UE.I1L B|||V H soon a* possible he applied for a extended indefinitely. Airplane there is qo way to avoid it. Its space of time discussing topics of ifications in design needed U> keep hat are being made into, powdered ||LKL HU I * transfer to the Army Air Force. Mump No 1 in War Ration Book charter, adopted many years ago.. such great current interest. kgs at the plant in Hastings, or tile* a fighting craft up-to-date. After mental and physical testa he III scheduled to become effective when wages were much smaller and rnount of milk products being pro-; Army to Send In 26 was accepted and sent to Musko- . Tmcl. to Aid Colloctiim Nov. 1. I coiRs of material* the city is com­ Then. In addition, there was the Who is right? Well, one of the gee. Oklahoma, for preliminary .■ pelled to buy were far less than at, lour of the Willow Run bomber large West coast plants Is now Stamp Number B from Basic hrows u* off the beam for a Ume. I Victory Scrap "Invasion" of the• tills time, fixed the limit of taxa­ oi..ribU.i.nsch«dui.d . changing over to the system devel­ Mileage Ration A Book, worth 3 i County of Barn' te announced by' lion for city purposes at one per plant. |ut they are doing a grand Job. oped at Willow Run. That would Houston. Texas, where he flnlsitedX For Week of Oct. 25 i Wjoru of gasoline now valid. | After having some early frosts Salvage Chairman Charles Amiablef cent That was ample and would be So, We warn you, the following his .training He Was given a te< Government officials in charge seem to be a rather conclusive kid cold wot weather in early Sep-; for Monday. Nov. 8. when.seventy- now If conditions were anything Fuel OU days furlough, which he spent wrfh q, war rBuonmg have asked the * answer. Lmber. for the post three weeks we two *u-el-iielmeted regulars and a• like what they were then. But we paragraphs will ramble. Coupon 5 good for 11 gallons. hi* parenta tn Jackson Mich. ^.^1 p^e ol Michigan to take lave been enjoying exceptionally. fleet of twenty-six U.'S. trucks willI all know they are not, and probably Period 1 coupons tn new rstlons Hubert was next asMgned to the ^f Kation Book No. 4. Thia Are they really producing bomb­ Tne fall weather I have never seen' roar Into this community, park: will not be for several yean to Willow Run is also shipping out Kellogg are good through Jan. 3: each cou­ Field. Battle Creek. While Ration — —,„ m,. Book is u--. designed to .. sene he landscape more beautiful than, In a long curb-line along Stelei come. ers now at Willow Run? Well say sub-assemblies to other plants pon good for 10 gal. “------'------------united in marriage to the purpose* originally carried by Under present conditions a one they are! A year ago last May when k the present time. It is Just one street while the soldier* eat break■ Continued on Page 2. Sec. 1.1 ids school ri drl sweetheart, Mias Ration Books, 1. 2. and 3. Ration­ he grand panorama of color and I, fast and then roll away Into eachi per cent lax will barely pay the reg­ 8ugar for home-canning of 1M3 lasting* route 2. ing officiate agree that the work fruit lish you were all here to see the one of the townships to empty' ular running expenses of the city. crops will be available to untrast of the oak. sassafras, hick- Barry County of the estimated one' If labor and materials keep on ad­ housewives on approximately the you favor prohibiting ALL sales of Field Soon he was sent to South, nation with Ration Soolc fry and maple throughout the coun-' thousand tons of scrap metalI vancing. lhe council would have to <1 AAiriFlTIAIl AF same basis as last season. No reducCarolina. He flew a transport plane outstanding. Their requei request now te Lr, । which Chairman Annable feels suret borrow money to pay the ordinary from an airfield there to Sacra- that tlie schools • take over the l The hunting season will soon be, the drive will produce. Tin cansi operating cast* of our municipality. Maiasna a means that you favor continuance mento, California, and from that complete operation In connection ••re. No doubt to many of you It te are not Included in the collection,. As the situation exists right now. a* city to 4u*tralla. For a year he lias with the distribution of the new for canning sugar. killer small game after hunting lire. An official government telegrami the council would have to borrow stationed in New iu.< ' — — - - - —— — — lucre is Iiu iiuiik u > w, been ................ •■■•■• - Guinea. — ■He — book. aps and Nasi's. But. we will feed announcing the coming "Invasion"' money to meet any emergency that ..V . >n . ...1 rlwtlon election You You must must either either vote vote to to I «as made a 2nd lieutenant in Mav •..• .. .... School officials and teachers considerable--------cash.----------For inhe pheasants, the squirrels and sent Mr. Annable and ills first as-• called -----------for -----------------------Vote Yes to Prevent All' Continue all sales of alcoholic 1943; commissioned 1st lieutenant agree that since the schools are the pbblts so that when you return > stetant. I» E- Barnett into Rotary.: stance, last spring Fall creek went, ^ni»« W,»k.'n CoimK' beverages within the county or you in September this year. Sales Within County: best organized agency to handle GENE NICHOLS. Prop. b civilian life they will be bigger.! Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanls on a rampage and washed out the Having decided to null fanning on must vote to continue the law as it .। That Lieutenant Bronson's servscrv- such a problem it Is their patriotic Liter and more of them. The I Club meetings to solicit assistance — culvert — — and —• several rods of »»•the adeco —., Vote "No" tq Continue now ' ice is outstanding Is ------ *by ” the duty and an esteemed privilege to account of ill health. Mr. Nlmob «.vw exists. is shi shown [unters will be handicapped on: in handling the' army boys. St. fill on Walnut street. It U estlmat- 1 If you vote to prohibit all sales i fact that he has been cited for a&tel with their services in this frcount of lhe rationing of shell*; Rose Pariah donated breakfast for nd gasoline. No doubt your hunt-; the expected task force and the a new culvert and make the street; Confusion still exists concerning of alcoholic beverages within the , acts of braverv and fidelity to duty, necessary project. Mr. Arthur Lath­ hg will be belter. To the boys three civic clubs promptly joined usable at that point The city did the statement of the county option county, it will still be legal to bring | He was awarded the Dlstln- rop, Countv School Commlsrioner. round Freeport who always “hit the to furnished supper for the seven- not .... - --------have .... the --------money, and— the.— nec- proposition up for special referen­ beers. wines and liquors into the . guished Flying Cross by Lieutenant will serve as county chairman, and county, provided purchases are .I -General ---------------------George — C. — Kenney. ------Com- will also be responsible for ration- Carlton Center. He is offering a bener" of the fishing season at' ty-two men at the Episcopal Parish' rssary work could hot be done, un- dum vote on Nov. a. lugar-Bush lake, we will try to feed I House in the evening Although the city borrowed the needed UM! “No" made in counties where the sale is I mander* J J of the Allied Air Force ~of |ng in all primary school district*, ■rood list of pies, farm implement What dot's ,itfc mean u if ,I , vote the Southwest Pacific. The cltauon Each city and village Superinten- of nil kind*, hav and train, and he bass so they will be there in । the government had slated that ca.-,h. The Michigan Avenue bridge, and what happen* If I vote "Yes," not prohibited. lor giving him this greatly pitzed dcnt will serve a* weal chairman hmisebold goods. Lome Hershberger uantities above 10 Inches when the soldiers would pay for the adequate for tire time when It was people ask. medal reads as follows: "Awnrdeo |n his community. Teachers will sill erv the sale and Fred Httmn jnu return, iDon't forget the bait I meals, their entertainment was, trected. te not equal to the strain To begin with the County Option to Hubert 8 Bronson for extraor- serve ns registrars. Ised.) I quickly sponsored and they will be- Of modern truck and bus traffic, proposition as staled on the ballot dinary achievement while partici- . Mr. Lathrop say* that Ration herew tn this Issue for full partlcu| To the many 4-H hov's in Barry , come the kucsU,of the community. There te p sign — - --------------” ------------" I paling in fifty operational flight- Book' No. Twill be issued * In "San? * punty in service. Il te hard to plc-i Oddfellows Hall has been offered telling mmvk truck u-ivers drh the limit of sale of Alcoholic liquor be prohib! missions, from October 13 to De­ County during the week of Oet. 25. pre you flying P-38's and Fortresses, | by lhe members of that lodge as a the t" load •— they •*-— can — haul across that lied in the County of Barry under , cember 31. tn lhe South Pacific [riving Jeeps and etc. However, i barracks on the night of Nev. 2 bridge. briu»c. But »u* therec- Is» no policeman the provisions of the law governing CORA KIRKLAND. Fropx. Nov. 8 r“ will there tn m> that reoiitaUcn 1* the same.'* Th. r-rn<« hart numerous. area, nre®- during which whlcn hostile noatlie contact wrek. bur vounger brothers and sisters [and the "invading army" to <see that th* theregulation.te As she is moving into a smaller whn'are'busv! **“ probable and expected The opApplications are comparatively Id have a Pair this year and are । stretch out on the dance floor in enforced. Some to and has more furniture thrib -- driver te - likely -J So. If you make an "X" mark Tr’Vhl^rtlTtim? tor a Nurws' Aide1 craUons ‘■'°™teted of dropping *up- Mmpfc this time, as much of ihe place prying on despite the war. Thanks I their sleeputf rolls. ; take n.the needs, it will te dispnoM Wj the rh»nr» chance, >* as nn no doubt doubt some some qfter "Yes' on your ballot it means r tn he U mven all B, »4 transporting uoops to adnecessary information appears on p our County Agent. Harold Fo*-* On Tuesday of this week Mr. An- have done, and he. his load and tnat you are yollng to discontinue ** gucn “ vanced positions. fllghte Inthe conktimer's Ration Book Na. 3 iltlons These flights .... . the consumer's Ration Book No. 3 hr. ' nable and Mr. Bametl Went before । the bridge find themselves in the ' Ute sale of alcoholic liquors and and weekends. ■—•- lulea foliowL.— - - . ng al low altitudes over ~~ Two Simple rules follow; [ As you go into battle for our' the board of supervisors to explain 1 river. Or U»e state engtacag man ^buvc cagas Mt the State Liquor Store night A meeting will nT«t be held at Wednesdav' mountainous ... terrain, ‘-train under adverse i. • One--------applicant -• * from — eac I leant each fam- on the Robert Kirkland fam. puntry, always remember that the* the plan and ask the aid of each condemn the bridge as inadequate, and the 8.D.D.**; to discontinue the ri 7 M p M 1 weather conditions, in an unarmed Hy shall -flu In the appllcat u —farms •------------u .u_ --------.nkhip tn ketofies. and the ------people of: township in getting every e\ery pound pound With a tax limit that provides bare- package sale, or sale by the bottle, hnurv will h* mmt: transport airplane, and often ne- the entire family. 'Hite is v — "—Hable metal r*'t — the ro — larry county are all behind you'of available out tto roadly enough to pay running expenses, of beers and light wines - at all Hammond and John Birman W® thSS , * nd,n <' wlUUn .* few done at the school. nd will never let you down. We side, in furnishing a township ‘ such a situation would call for a stores or other retail outlets: to dis­ Ji7«<^1OSe plBnn,nR w miles of enemy base*, on impro- , 2. ,. Applicant must present prcseni a No. act as clerks. See the adv. eharj|lcant must rust that when you return it will be guide to ride with the truck while bond Issue—for the new bridge I continue the sale of beer and wtnc where in this Issue for full partlcu’tt-w Tini^mt^rourw ooen to vUe<1 •U’Belds. Throughout these 3 book k for for each each person person nar named on he same grand county as when you passing through each respective would have to be far more substan- ' by the glass at restaurant* and tavf rorn af toM^veara*©? a« HWlts. outstanding ability ano oe- ute application No Ration Book township and to donate a lunch al* tlal. If wages and materials con- erns. In brief, a vote of “Yes” means Mt. an ^ft?ryu*hteh each 'otlon to duty were demonstrated." will be issued without Ration Book noon to the crew of lhe separated! Unue to soar, the present charter , that you are voting to make the takes 80 Yours sincerely. hours, \kS after which CLYDE AND FRANK BUBDICK. to riveeach, uSi Lteutenant Bronson ateo has trucks. The telegram received by limit will not even meet the regular , county "bone dry" so far as sale of Nurses' A We is Basked Forrest Buehler. MARSHALL Prvpa. to give 150, Nurscs . ‘“i these three medals, whlch-show the A single application must be sub­ HAROLD Mr. Annable suggested that school* running expenses of Hastings. (wines, beers and other alcoholic hours In order to settle the personal a jvar for the duration of . of a group and buslnea* places close on the day Right here is where the citizens beverage* within the county te con- the war, of volunteer service to Pen­ kind of man he te. They are• <l> mitted for all members w '*persons -------------who -------ares related by blood. property, the above will have an of the "army raid.” must meet their duty. The charter oarned A vote of "Yes. however, nock hospital. These volunteer hours ■ Good Conduct Medal." (21 "The of sale at the farm known m The vital importance of the need limit should be increased to m ■on and wno reg reg-­ auction does not mean that you are voUng will be arranged to suit each Individ­ Asiatic-Pacific Theater Campaign marriage or adoption the Rom Burdick farm, located I The Dusk Fall* Swiftly, for metal scrap te clearly shown by per cent. That would enable the to prevent people from bringing in- ual. A graduate Nurses' Aide will be Medal." (31 "The American Defense ularly live in the same household. 2S miles east of Hickory Corner*, or . including any family member* the willingness of the government councll to meet emergency expendl- t° rhe autumn dusk falls swiftly county purchases of vine, present at this meeting to answer Medal." He was awarded the "Air Medal' temporarily away from home, such 2H miles west of Fine lake. TMF In sending a fleet of army trucks lures such as we have mentioned ' beer or liquor made in I On foresta. red and gold. counties questions. for participating in twenty five ad- M students, travelers or hospital are offering an excellent list OC and a force of 72 men Into Barry on tlie nav-as-vou-go basis thereby where the sale remains legal, since any Lest beauty's flaming bounty With the increasing shortage of <■ nothing in the Michigan dillonsl flights between January 1 patients who are not away for more horsai. csftle, sheep, hogs, hay county. The full co-operation of sMa’SiWuSz'i*-' ' there Is | Be more than hearts may hold, trained nurses, the need for Nurse*' and January 28 this year. than sixty (801 days. Persons 11v- and gram, farm tools and furni­ every citizen te urgently requested We understand that it te the pur­ state liquor laws which gives the Aides becomes more imperative Loren Coppock will cry the in toploading every one of the big "The Oak Leaf Cluster" was ing In the same household who are ture rhe peace shall come as swiftly pose of the council to submit this ! power to prevent transportation o.' each day if Pennock hospital te to awarded to Lieutenant Bronson for no; related by blood, marriage or sale. See the adv. elsewhere In this I To heal the long day's care, proposition to the voters of Has­ alchollc beverages from one section continue to give its usual fine serv­ •distinguished valor from February ! adoption must file separate appll- issue for full particulars. for He who gave us sunset tings at the next spring election. of the state to another. If Barry ice to Barry founty. 2nd to March 7th" this year. . cations. . Has heard each mother's prayer. "bone dn" in regard to pro­ For the good of the city the in­ goes It Interested in taking this course Tlie fine record this young flyer ----crease should be voted. What is hibition of sale within the county, but unable to attend the meeting has made in the service of his coun­ Greetings Gate and guys—firat good for the city is good for Its there is nothing in the law to pre­ on October 20th, please get in try te a credit to him. to his family,' ke have to lake time out to answer vent one from driving to any of citizens. George Hebden. to hte friends and to Hastings, the neiahboring counties and carry­ touch with Mrs. his communication of last week.— Volunteer Services,' ’.’cl—i:" — rd;— where he was born. We still claim The physical condition of sewing ing back into Barry county as much Chairman Thursday tolly Coffer, beer, wine or liquor as one cares to American Red Cross. 609 W. Green him and are proud of him. machines may be changed from 4St., telephone 2466. for information County Treasurer Remit* F to 1-A if Barry County hotnafastings Banner Office buy. and application blank. makers are wlUing to spend some Dear Sir or Madam For Sept. Collection* . , .. n you make an "X” mark after Am I correct in suggesting that H. H. S. Meats UndefeoHd time and elbow grease on them al •No" on your —-w.. .. County Treasurer George Clouse 1 grammatical error was made In remitted last week to the treasurers jxu are voting to continue the law BROTHERHOOD SUPPER SQUAD Charlotte Eleven Here Fri. the two sewing machine clinics, an[our current letter to Jack Delnaav. of townships, villages and this city The Supper squad for next Mon­ as It already exists. That is. licen­ Bullis, home extension ?oost Guard? Last Friday night, Oct. 8. the Best Program This Year The ces may be granted for the aale of day night is as follows: the delinquent taxes he -had col-] You stated—"we heard that in 8 lected in September belonging to, Captain of the Squad. Warren beer and light wine by the glass In Hastings Saxons defeated a deter­ Brotherhood Ever Offered i nontlvs service you've GONE these taxing units, taverns, hotels or restaurants: Roush. The other members are: mined but outclassed Zeeland elev­ The total I Civil ^ervice Rufes Are rHREW five pairs of shoes-" -----William D Bames. George Aten, en. 28-0. In winning their third amount' was 31.553 97 and the' The first number of the Hastings । package sale of beer and light wine ---------Would it not be correct, if you amounts sent in each case were as Brotherhood's most interesting pro- | te permitted by licensed stores or Clay Bassett, — Ben «... Bevcrwyk. —— Herstraight game of the '43 season, the [OOP. Hall to Hastings and on Deferred For Duration till Insist upon using a somewhat follows: I। gram will be ..... given ..next Monday 1 — -jav > 1other retail outlets: package sale of : bert J. Calkins. Rene Gangulllet. showed more speed and polish Oct. 20 to the Delton School. n, the , fc, * usual 11.1 ptece. t,—will will War manpower requirements locals mcolloqiilal idiom, to say.—"we Baltimore township I Mis* Bullis ha* arranged to have 45.98 ‘ '"Kht at It | uqUOni is permitted at the State! Gamer Hampton. Willte Kantner. than at any other time previously 57 02 ^°* 016 uaual 7 ©clock supper.; Llquor store al s.DJJ.'a; sale : Robert Mills, Hugh Riley. Joseph have caused a shortage of inside , this year. Led by the Saxons' two A. J. Bell agricultural engineer, at ward that in six months you've Barry township ■ ’ • the Hastings j»st office 1 PHROWED AWAY five pair o Carlton township both meetings to assist the women 24 M Everv one of the five numbers is oMiquor by the glass te prohibited. ' H. Skinner. Arthur Struble. Chesas-bu-HS irea. p . ‘ few of Uncle Sam's pathoes—” with the cleaning, oiling and ad­ 28.70. outstanding. The program commit- । Jn brlef: -x" mark after ter E. Stowell. Walter Wallace and Castleton township Perhaps "you've done throwed" Hastings township justing of their machines. 88 161 tf* arc 10 congratulated on gel- "Ye*" ort your ballot means that Vemor Webster. 81^3 SU0U».Glenb Kahler ""1 " night git by. Anyone wishing to bring a ma­ 26 60 Bve top-notch programs, evHope township Tne phrase "GONE THREW" te Irving township hThM>dore ’zieater In flrst perlod of <Bme chine should notify Miss Bullis as 92P9 fr>' one to be presented in, a manmn'ner that will grip the Interest of] nnhtary t ™e‘~°^vi?*e8‘?r. after an exchange of punts, the the number that can be accomo­ >nly used in remote hill counties of Johnstown township vest Alabama In such sentences as. Maple Grove township .... has been transferred to private in Saxons started a sustained drive dated in a clinic is limited. 32 59 every member or guest ' IrwMihnp^Mlx’anrt^Rlchard । ,rom thrtr °*n 40 yard Une *hlch Mose Leffler; at Graveyard Croas- Orangeville township “All well-made sewing mschtne*. 58 73* Next Monday night Captain O. ng. has gone threw hteself a party Prairieville township ur ^amnR Frrd resulted in a touchdown. A 40-yard new or old. used often or Idle, can 31'79 (R. Thompson. Area F. Comman- ; ast Tues. nite. Reason, his wife Rutland township be made to run easily and sew wen—1 der. will present on the screen tlie . Wia ™ tetter I nin by Loul;' Myer* and a complet| offlclaf ”7-- ------------------* "'— - -----vent to New Orleans with a horse- Thornapple township.......... a7rt 8tnihte a1 frotn Thomas to Fuller set says Mr. Bell He also states that navt salesman.” carrier, struoie. .. . touchdown the Ai Woodland township 5ub*tHutaand ruralEmerson carrier, are also a ( Up(C^uXi m ST'3.which 8e^ was Yours very truly. irivilege to see them. Yankee Springs township 101 68'*■?»!?> Dean Davenport Hod the Great Satiifaction of Witnessing l’crvlce Tense. Conscious Grammarian Hastings City ........................ November 15 program will be 559.72 *39 90 different, but fully ^u* interesting. Wonderful Development of His College and of the University No deferments have been asked ’. 8. A hyphen rather than a corn­ Freeport Village................ ea was Intended but omitted be- Middleville Village 27 42 I Tlie Michigan Department of Con►— ----------------------- -*-5-;---------------------- i for any of the employees, Statas In the chapters so far given tn * or“yiPthinMddnion‘ to the’above. the re- ' Carlton Center Meth. Church ween the two adjectives above Nashville Village machines can do community aarvieg 34 051 servatlon sound and color films will vhlch should be considered as one Woodland Village In Red Ccom. 411 clubs and schools 4 59 be shown to fathers and sons on the Banner, we have told the story idjectlve. tills Father and Son program. of Barry county's famous educator. in cent retirement of Jacob Edger, a hold Evangelistic services bei and at home help remodel, rvoafr nr ’ Ln,I oJr veteran letter carrier, caused an-|nlng Sunday evening Oct. 17 t Dean Davenport, up to and includ ­ Game birds, canoe trips and timber and mend clothing and household .81,553.97 Tout! ...— vacancy which >— has■------been»„-u' filled tinuing thru Sunday Oct. M. ' The article.1. and lumbering scenes, will be pre­ ing his marked success as Dean maturity of the student and the other >ear Tense. Conscious GrammarOnly machines that arrive in the sented on the screens. Can you of the Illinois College of Agricul­ nature of the subject with its appli­ by William Parker. This makes nine public is invited.—Adv. an:— (we're glad to know your morning can be adjusted, but think of a more fascinating pro­ ture. in which position he served cation to everyday affairs added employe changes in the postal per-1 ----------------- * **■---------------___ ____________ _ one who wishes to team more for 29 years. During tlial time lhe vastly to the interest of the class- II sonnet onsclousi gram for "dads and their lads?" As _it_____ Ukes_____ about six months____________________________________ ___________ ’ to*train*a clerk*for the inside office KrMnnfg , Thank you for your timely con­ There will be no December meel- student body grew from seven to Ioomwelcome to attend Mr. Bali's tractive comments. You are atoOn connecting myself with the work, it can be seen that the presstamps Conservation Officer George . Ing. because the date would be too over 6.000. and his college was at­ tracting students from every con­ university. I had specified that the ent clerks are working under a big w olutely right in what you say.' We Sumner cautions that great care Srrtetmas season. LJchooft night plead innocence, bepduse of must be taken to prevent grass fires tnuary 17 meeting. WU- tinent, and from every state in the outgrown, if not moss-grown, title handicap. Training for carrier work :lrcumstantlai evidence, namely— from getting out of conrtol duriag a ■harlln. of the P.B.I. wijl Union. He had made an outstand­ of ‘professor of agriculture' should does not take so tong, says Mr. NEW TECHNICIAN AT typographical error—however, this these fall days when the ground success. great his have no place In our faculty In- Maus. ?I.Barry hat wonderful organize- ing -----—■ The ....• —. value of ■— PENNOCK HOSPITAL ime we take the entire blame. We frequently gets Under dry. me and te doing to de- college to the state of Illlnote and stead I was made professor of anl- ■ Before the war. postal clerk andJru> dav Since Sept. 23rd Miss mal husbandry, a title I held until.! carrier appointments all came un-. .Jn romt rohrote w day Watson, who wm previow s and punish Nazi spies to its university was recognized laUn a partial defense. In this dteOn Mondav a fire accidentally SmwLv [raceful misuse in the realm of the started on Sect. 5. Rutland twp.. ura. He can da it. beThe concluding number of the with our expanding interests. Rider civil service regulations, but ***** rritten word, because eventually and burned over into Sec. 32. Irv­ cause he te prominent tn Federal series of articles he wrote for the became possible to organise a de- ; for the duration of the war. the] P***®, Children bring their money .iutlcs as Laboratory an, lack would have 'gone threw* his ing twp.. destroying 8.000 three- Bureau of Investigation work. He te countrv Gentleman, under the nartment in that subject. However, civil service status of applicants has! nM.tn ik. Technician at Pennock ' hoes on u trash heap even if Just year-old pine and about 60 spruce connected with the Internal Secur- heading. "A Son of the Timber- I retained a professorship in anl-.been deferred. Positions are now, ,The Mis* Watson la a ristar * he tongue was left. trees In all. about 75 acres were Ries Division, which te *0 active in lands." was published in that maga- mal breeding until increasing ad- open for several additional clerks,1 Lyle Scudder of this city. Ole' Zolly will now be able to damaged. breaking up Nazi plots and punish- , zine In its issue of September. 1926 mlntetratlve duties made teaching as the usual work will be greatly intk,a “ creased by the coming holiday «•» ieep nights knowing that there te in it he states first hte "phlloso- no longer possible. The fire started when a work­ Ing Nazi plotters. "To say that I enjoyed student rush and the sending of letters and. *^!w«tonrert anrt SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION in interested censor who will stand man attempted to burn dry grass The farmers wll have a real inn- 1 phy of discipline” in such an instlTODAY juard for us when slmlllar correc- and weeds which had collected on ing on "Farmers Night.” February tutlon. and tells how he met the contacts, whether in classroom or packages to service men and wo- child s learnln. County Clerk | ‘$?c>;ers. tons are needed. Our only worry is the spikes of a drag. Wind carried 21. H. B. Lakin, of the U. 8. De- 1 problem of "hazing": also how he private Interview, is to put very men. hold a school of hat they will probably grow worse burning embers into a nearbv field partment of Agriculture will speak kept the faculty of hi* college work- mildly what would have been mv i Hastings people are fortunate,] e,‘orl* ,n supervision, election tSSrib -much worse! Why. even now. we and the flames which developed on the aubject "Our Heritage.' No jna in harmony in carrying on the chief enjoyment had not othei- du- however, in having, five city mall, ■ --------------------tet as mixed up as the waitress quickly, got out of control. doubt he will dwell upon the ne-1 college, also in cooperating with ties encroached upon. <*nd finally carriers and two temporary sub­ rho very sympathetically said to impossible, that leisure stltute carriers, besides the inside NOTICE * I t Tlie Hastings ahd Middleville cesslty and Importance of main-1 other departments of the university, made i customer who seemed to be vlew- Rural Fire Trucks were called and twining taming soil sou fertility, renuiiy. in m order oroer that ui*i II te an interesting story, which we necessary to dealing justly with clerks. The five rural routes are Lt. Joan King will be at the ng the menu with alarm, "Yes, it — ..— of .land —J shall not A.our u._ heritage de­ wtll repeBt In theJJean's own words the student. For some years, how-, well provided for. the carrier* all 8. O room Monday, Octoter lint been the same since before good co-operation In preventing cline In Importance and value. as given in the »*iptember 1926 Is­ ever. I saw students In private for being over military service age. Mr. from 3 in the afternoon until I he duration " further spread of the fire. Ladles Night is Monday night. sue of the Country OenUamsn. He two hours every afternoon. And the । Maus says the chief man shortage the evening to interview or expl Hoping you are the same, subjects they brought up for dis- is tn the inside clerks' division, to any girl wte is Interested in. Since Sept. 18. conservation Offi­ March 23rd. For ladles the subject said: z. c. Possibly the the employment ------'---------- * ** of ----------women WACs. If you are Interested cer Sumner says that only 3/10 of of "social security is especially ap­ "If in the preceding articles I cusslon were a revelation of the 1 possibly Now for the highlights of the an Inch of rain has fallen in this, propriate. Much is being said and have seemed to deal more with leg­ mind of a young man. when once clerks -■ might solve the problem here there are questions you wish to i region. _____________________ done about it—much more than islation and material matters than you get through his shell, or he has as It has elsewhere. Monday Is the time to J“" You' 'In-servicers' should fare most of ua realize. Walter F. Gries. with university life. It la because sufficient confidence to open up. Lt King win te here. jretty well around the holidays— LIBRARY NOTICE "I relinquished these .contacts Bids will be received for opera­ chairman of the Michigan Social these were the unique and distin­ imong the groups sending packThe Hastings Public Library will Welfare Commission will tell what guishing features of my early ex­ most regretfully. When the time ting Cloverdale Tele. Exchange. All ige* to you are—the Veterans of be closed on Thursday and Friday, that commission la doing. Husbands perience in a new anvironmen t and came, however, that a dozen or blds must be In Oct 18. Bond re­ SS r» .n. ar and foreign Wsrs who are packing October 21 and 22 ' and wives and taxpayers will be a naw alate. However, parallelling more went ax-ay every day without serves the right to relect any and adv. 10-31 Mar. 14, (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) Jean Hames, Librarian (Continued from Page 8, Sec. 2J fell blds. Cloverdale Tele. Co. 10-14 Sat.. Oct U,». (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) all thli was an academic life, and .ome rront »». ☆ AT A GLANCI ☆ SCHOOLS TO ISSUE RATION BOOK 4 O CLARIFICATION OF REFERENDUM ISSUE AUCTION SALES Evening Class Is Planned for Nurses Aid DISTRIBUTED THE DELINQUENT TAX BROTHERHOOD TO MEET MON. NIGHT ( Z°" “ ; - CLERK SHORTAGE IN POST OFFICE SAXONS DEFEAT ZEELAND 28-0 Two Sewing Machine Clinic* For County PROBLEMS OF DISCIPLINE AROSE ^Fs^S^INEED of larger faculty is met Grass Fire Destroys 6,000 Pine Trees Sit �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. OCTOBER H 1M3 TWO our trouble back here 1* that we opinion* in any of the three na> haven't learned to hue them tlons might be aroused to a point enough." ot open warfare and any chance . u, of obtaining reasonable aettteraral* KnudKn m. ImpHulvt. ux>. W- w „trn!.Uan wouW be ,on.. (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.) e*nu> he etlztr. r Irv anef awt th,a rwrlee a e e Favorable factors nre that Ameribomb load than lhe famous F1ylngXmcrcl* bcc>u*« tb« rorce of «lr* cans and British are longing to get Fortress and with the new lxnmwe-TcunuUn“ no* him to go back on a peacetime ba*!s-ao are ___ _ ... __ ____ is __ >_ i.T.. ... - o .y.Oh.. , ment In armament probably tiie nbout lhi> ,he country dressed in in na. >uk1e Russian*. Neither r,t of th. the tvira* three uiciiL ui _ imuumiicui is pruuauiy uie inbont . ..country — ' rfretsnet p... protectedj heavy u----- ,------I "three-*tar" uniform. uniform, nations ate greedy for empire or beat bomber in tlie | three-star sky ' ' \ .a. .J .. I new territory. Russia is intarastad imeresiea .• .• .• Naturally Naturally Gen Knudsen Knudsen couldn t ln central Europe from consider consMer-The University of Michigan will!fl* will; <‘uot 11 ,ljur Xlaure* “ bul but h* *aid said that onb>*| on Ns । B »uons Uons of her national dcfnsc. defense, w,.., _..u . tour of Hie he।, mghmd . enter a ik new term un on nu». Nov. ,ii wim with win tiie . recent recent tour of battle is.. naiuraiiy naturally interested in cok -i m » ic.iu ------- ----y, the , -battle ------- fronto. -front*, ——• he ajigiana u uikirku most ■■ km. specialised -nu and winp,v.Kiw.ev comprehensive , — - _• •! tuivyau European uiiauB affairs num from n.v the owmustandtnllitary na-1■ quantity of materials that arc HOW.pgjjij rw*’ point o of, gauduai natkxial dciciisc. defense. Both Both h»»* have udlltary program piuginiu among Buiuiig the iii-t mSLerli — t-! “’ «TS ,lion Irtn'.* iuniversities. ,nIuAraltI — l/ .p. Ih.v fi'Ml II at (■ More than ■B.8M “■ hand. n«n‘5policies which differ but there Is Army. Navy and Marine specialist*: Only Ito* yLe'uri ot M were in training during the four, ---; _r—-------- r -• month mmmer .era. lrehMc.1 Mo.tadte. he believe,> • . • I can appreciate the gigantic task American and English aid to RusA significant thing te that many I ‘Ion® &>' American Industry in con- I sin have been more of a factor In subject* which used to be consld- verting from peacetime to a total the defeat of Nazi plans than So­ ered strictly highbrow and thorough-1 war basis. viet leaders have yet been willing to ly Impractical—political and eco• • • admit. nornic survey* uf Iran. Iraq, and' Capl. Lawrence Alien Abercromother out of the way regions of the.bie. U. '8 N. is a real, deep-sea । Near East, the Orient, ior example I fighting naval man—a type you the Reich Bank until he cam- trf —now rate an A-l priority on the rarely see this far inland during thl* country about ten years ago. 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MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, MICH. ---- -------------- ----------- ably represent U. S interests tn m nt least eleven major engage-: Over ht.re he u advisor to bank* these obscure but important regions ments and has sailed nearly 2000001 on nrobtem* of foreign exchange, of the «i>rld, such information 1* I miles on combat duty since Dec. 7.1 ... lhe most practical stuff in the I imi. He was lhe first U. 8. com-1 Harold D Smith Is at home in world. ' tnander to be officially credited . * * * , . i with sinking a Japanese submarine Michigan where ha formerly peeved . All of which is further proof of; aftcr th<. war bcgan-thal was on In the stale government. He Is now the oft proven fact that know edge i I}1< 25 returning to pear) Federal budget director and he ha* । won praise for Lhe Job he is doing. is justified for itself alone Higher Harbor he ^Med a onc learning. In the long run. is never ... Smith wonder* if many impractical. j Capt. Abercrombie has the finest ' Mr Americans realize lit* magnitude of • • • । words of praise to say for the Amerthe Job which h»« been and te be­ Only a few year* ago. for example, lean youngsters who have been drawn ; ing done to win the war. The cur­ the study of ultra-short-wave ta-ioul of their norma! way of living dlo was merely an interesting play-1,o lr!‘ni the hard game of war. rent monthly war bill equals the ' entire expenditure for World War thing for a few scientist* in re-1 They arc the ftreate.t fighting I! The change over from peace search laboratories. Now. in tlie, bunch that ever sailed lhe sea. he time to war economy was a glganform of Radar it is one of the most 1 believes, ... . tic task, starting from scratch, with valuable weapons In lhe Allied' , Tve alien wondered.- he edded.1 munlUom and ormemenl tndu.Ule. ............................ . ... . n-artl.-jllv w* hecn ent wlr hu «d?d at »*h-hlgh pitch, tv. seen them ‘^P*~ed in two year, what Cer­ ent war has ended. , c(>mf |m<> afler grueIUng many, by a total national effort. You can never U-H for sure when d»>'» of combat patrol .nd after a !^_r_be£a_.unJ^“ J® ritt the most abstract and advanced or ‘hey always begin Lo ask. । ™ S^rnrSc.’lU<!ier?y Wtn SuffiHnd^tr^ Si intensely practical turn. | Cnpt Abert.rombk. doewVt had to expand rapidly. Time wa* Excerpts from the talk of J. Nqr-.,‘ha‘ Admiral Halsey i* one of the,®1 » premium. Looking at the cn• ■ ■ - greatest naval strategist* who ever “rB w#r effort in broad perspccman -Lodge, dean- tofA&soclattsl Pres* war correspondent*, a vol-1. lived—He think* that Halsey is the l,ve- Mr Smlth believe* that wa have done an excellent Job. . erun of World War I: a reporter ' greatest. who has covered most of the ma-j H's going to be a long war in lhe I To summarize a rambling hodgeJor battles of the past two decades; a reporter who has been under fire, Pacific. Capt. Abercrombie warns, p-'xlge. the concensus of all speaker* |seemed to be that: America i* do­ jil the front many time* during and casualties will be heavy. . • • < ing a good job on the war and thu World War II and has been deco-' There are no real differences be- production fronts; lhe worst casual. rated for bravery in action: Tlie , tween Russia, Great Britain and ties are yet to come; the war In war against Japan will be a long may conceivably end one. nt least four more years will :| the United States which can't be Germany be required; the so-called Island­ settled by negotiation U> form the sometime during 1944 but the cumhopping tactic* have never bean basis for a peace more durable jialgn against Japan is likely to exthan any which has yet been es-jtchd. out over several years; it L* adopted as basic U. 8 strategy tabllxhed in all libtory. Dr. M.'possible for Russia. Great Britain in, the Southwest Pacific— Islands Palyi' believes. But he warns that and the United State* to get to­ to reg^nter^ylbutdto*Sabltah \Sry rr"’ ,‘a,“,rr' *’,her on “ a durable air bases from which maior attacks wh,ch c<”,ld evrn slart “ vloIcnt l*'ace bul °n,y 11 know In adagabM main JapScse ba*£ can1 T.a1r^ra,ln’ betwn lhes* V1“,ce <‘xacll> what we want and win.111. In lhe Solomon, and lhe 1,0 “ to ta ‘ for our conviction*. to "go bat" The Russians arc very realistic great base al Rabaul have been and know exactly what they want taken, the Allies will have reached in regard to new boundaries, areas1 merely the outer fringe of the ela- >>f influence. ilc. If England apd liarale system of Island fortifica­ tions which guard Japan; neither r lh 1 niake U c,Mr 10 the Soviet* that ft ,ha? raw American we mean business nnd don't intend, troops learn rather rapidly how tQ t<> continue with appeasement pro-* IF A COLD ha* given you W ‘ £•“ ‘.‘LT ? J 5 . ?’ tamf: I «rams as «t Munich. then . real a miserable sore throat, from the standpoint, of morale, settlement can be made However.! here's how to relieve the_ ch.ar*f*"i .u m*ence- c",ur“«r. if England and America can't get to-' suffering. ' adaptibilitj the ^sent U. 8. Army gether on a basic program and don't | DO TNI* NOW— Melt a small lump he2JTT‘ h ha* e\rr ",1,kp u c’Mr how ‘hey I of VanoRub on your tongue and assembled by this or any other na- will u-m go toward enforcing claims, ....... then I| feel tne comforting medication tlon; Jungle fighting conditions nre anything can happen. slowly trickle down your throat— indescribable, the wont "hell-op.-1 bathing the Irritated membranes eqrth" imaginable, yet American' Suppose, for example. Dr. Palyi I —bringing blessed relief wltcrc you youngsters quickly adapt them- said, that Anglo-American nnd So-1 want it, when you want it. M-lvrajo the situation and carry out . ----------------------- - — _—viet forces arrived in Budapest at DO THIS TONIGHT — Rub throat, their assignments effectively nnd about the same time and each orchest with VnpoRub. lu long con­ without complaint; ®3_per ccnt of dered the other out claiming en-! tinued poulticc-and-vapor action them are buying government bonds 1croachment of territory. Hot heads ■ loosens phlegm, relieves in itation, regularly! >wonder if were doing on either side might try to force j cases cough- ft 41^ 1/C that well on the Home Front"... matters by opening fire. Then with I—No. ing, invites IflwrVw we don't think so either!); Genera) eneral bloodshed once strg-ted, public restful sleep. W VapoRub MacArthur Is a great leader and1 the greatest tactician and strategist I this country ha*; Admiral Halsey j ■ te the outstanding Naval leader of < this war and one of the greatest strategists In all Naval history; the ' Japs are dictating the rules under < Hostings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 BL_ which the 'war Is being fought.— dirty rules contrary to ail civilized ' concepts—but th»y are being best- . SATURDAY. OCTOBER 16 "d at their own game DOl'BLE FEATURE ATTRACTION IF THROAT ISSORE* rTIASI) Lodge was rather bitter—He left1' tlie soltllcrs^dolng their Job without , complaint under the Impossibly '' harsh conditions of Jungle warfare and came back here to find us go- j, ing to football games as usual. I ' bellyaching" about gas ration* and complaining about food shortages;. —fellows on the Jungle fronts, lie says, have gone for days without n hot meal, existing mostly on the . emergency Held rations of chocu-J late bars and hard bLscuits He think* the government should quit trying to shield us from un- ' pleasant facts by such strict, ccn- i. tonhip controls. ■ j fdddzcenter' 206 E. STATE ST.. HASTINGS, MICH. nS1 IS" oI •» Speaking of football games, we:, have never seen so many cars to-' gether at one time as were packed ' a round the stadium at Ann Arbor I Saturday—many from outstate. The| 3S-4O milcs-pcr-hour speed limit ' was notable by Ils absence. Where J. did all the extra gas coupon* come I from? Also, speaking of the game—Twas! 'great day for the Irish—Eh Kelly? I' To revert back to Norman Lodge I again he thinks that the Sea.1 Bees are the greatest brgahlzatlon < in Uii* war. They move m atony i with the .Army, he said. and have 1 carved landing fields out of rough < jungle country in seven to nine I, day*. Their speed, morale and' ability tc do Impossible jobs ha* ‘ I been a great factor in the success i of Allied operations in the South-,1 • west Pacific. , I You don't connect a man of Gencntl Knudsen's character with the! word "hate " He is no'"softy." to be , sure. but all his life foe has been* too bit}- doing constructive thing*.1 to have time for many hates. There- ( fare it was tremendously imprtaslve when he *ald. in commenting <m!( Jap tactics in the Southwest Pa-|| cific buttle front*. "They hate them '.the Jap*; over there; numfte,] TtiEATKB= Hopalong Cassidy and Hill Boyd - "BORDER PATROL" and Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce ' SHERLOCK HOLMES FACES DEATH SUNDAY and MONDAY. OCTOBER 17-18 Ann Sothern and James Craig "SWING SHIFT MAISIE" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WED., THUR.. FRI.. OCT. 19-20-21-22' Red Skelton. LNcille Ball and Gene Kelly Ail Photographed in beautiful technicolor "DU BARRY WAS A LADY" No advance in prices. BA IK It Y TH E AT Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 JEsd FRIDAY and SATURDAY. OCTOBER 15-16 DOl'BLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Stanley Ridges and Bill "Henry . "FALSE FACES" and Don Red Barry and Lynn Merrick "FUGITIVE FROM SONORA" SUNDAY and MONDAY. OCTOBER 17-18 Gary Cooper. George Raft and France* Dee. in a revival of a truly great picture "SOULS AT SEA" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. OCT. 19-20-21 Drought back by popular acclaim Roddy McDowell, Prvstan Footer and Rita Johnson Ail in beautiful Technicolor "MY FRIEND FLICKA" �Tnt BROTHERHOOD TO MEET MON. NIGHT ' (Contlnusd fiom Page 1. Section 1.) interested . In bearing what Mr. Grles will say about it. A Brotherhood season ticket will cost you less than you would pay at a good restaurant for the live good meal* you will get at the Brotherhood. And with the meals you will have the five wonderful nrogranu to be given this year. Gel year Brotherhood season ticket early. With such an outstanding program, you cannot afford 9o Jtjtes This Is the thirty third year of the Brotherhood. It is interesting to note that the last three presi­ dents of the Brotherhood are now in Uncle Sam's service—Allen Pren­ tice. -Leslie Lockwood and Keith Yerty. Mr. Yerty was reelected for this year As he is in the army. Ai­ derman John W. Hewitt, who was elected vice president, will serve in his place. Dewey Reed Is the secre­ tary' DEAN WASHBURN RETIRES AFTER LONG SERVICE Former H. H. S. Graduate Wan Acclaim in College And Military Circles Of interest to many friends In Hastings, and down Freeport way. are recent writeups In "Silver and Gold”, and the "Colorado Alumnus'* mibllcallotu of the University of Colorado at Boulder Col. concerning the retirement, after thirty-two years of service, of Dean Homer C. Washburn. who graduated from Hastings High in 1888, having come back from three months' enlistment In’ the Spanish-American war in time to graduate with his class. Homer, will be remembered a* an csneclally fine student in High school where he put Hastings on the map In oratorical and debating contests, and an the side developed special skill in marksmanship with a pistol. He worked tor his room and board all through high school years, and earned a good part of nls way at Ann Arbor by walling table and doing odd Job*. Having secured his education the hard way. Dean Washburn b«d. a FOR THE PRESERVATION OF LIFE SCOUT NEWS AMERICAN LEGION SAXONS DEFEAT —■‘^-ZEELAND 28-0 PERSONALS j P Behind the scenes, in a never-end­ ing battle against disease, chem­ ists in Research Laboratories nre ' 1AXX11, ntraioti ocr^tm u uu YEARS SERVICE AT * special faculty of understanding FENNOCK HOSPITAL undergraduate problems tn college, and was always considered one of After nine years of continuous the most popular instructors on service. Scott Campbell has resigned The first fail Philip R. Peck, son of Mr. and Mr*. from his work as Janitor at Pen­ the campus. Harry Peck of Ann Arbor, took . nock Hospital to have full time to hrU---------- ,-----These writeups say: work his farm. the Barry County Health Depart­ Dean H. C Washbum. founder place Frids,-/ evening Oct. I. at • and dean of the college of phar­ 8:30 in lhe church parlors of Beth­ On Tuesday evening the hospital ment office with twenty caaunKmacy. has retired after thirty-two lehem Lutheran raurch of Ann i staff had a surprise party for Mr. tecmen and officials In attendance. Arbor. Tlie service was read by the i Campbell nt his home in Lacey at The meeting was tn charge of Methodist Reverend Schmale, with only lhe There will be a stag, supper next which time he was presented with Richard Orooe. district chairman Bennett i Dean Washbum came to the Immediate family present. Tuesday night at 7:00 p m. at the I a gift from lhe hospital personnel. who Introduced Glen donee the University in 1911 to found the de­ Th* bride wore a winter while wool partment of pharmacy In lhe school dress of street length, with luggage Legion Home. Ed. Sayles is In charge i■ Mrs. Carrie Wiley and Mrs Ger- newly appointed field exjtcullve who will spend two to three days a weok of medicine, which al that time was tan accessories, and a corsage of of the supper detail At this time the subject of vot­ town guests. in this area. on the Boulder campus. Starting gardenias. The maid of honor, the Presbyterian Mr. Camtibells resignation in a little brick building midway Betty Anne Peck, sister of the ing on "local option" will be dis- | win Tav lor as between the present Little Thea­ groom wore an aqua wool dress cuued. came effective Oct. 9th. and Ute years program tenatively Troop No. IM. si ter and the Chemistry building, made similar to that of tlie bride, f All members and veterans ell-1 planned as follows he watched the pharmacy depart­ with brown accessories, and a cor­ Bible to membership are invited to f PA88INO OF CHARLES October 26 will inaugurate a new scouunaitcr. ment grow to the college of phar­ # , EDWARD WILCOX new feature in Scout activities An active year for ot Johanna Hill roses and tn- present. macy now located in Old Main. mums. Have vou paid your dues yet? I Charles Edward Wilcox, aged 74. when a Morning Court of Hon­ expected. -------- - mother wore a navy Qver ofplast ^eara members died Friday at Pennock hospital or will be held in the auditorium of His career has been divided be­ bride's tween the army and education. In blue crepe dress, and the bride—where *------- *---■ ----------------he hqd been a — patient since Central school conducted by Edwin 1. mother rrofhvr wore wnr— a a pale mill* green lrrr.*n . — . 1898 he enlisted in the Spanish- □VArtm groom's lire previous Monday. He was bom American war. After the war he figured sheer In Rutland township on Feb. 9, finished his high school education The bride formerly attended the 1869. the son of Lewis and Rachel and then went to lhe University of University of Michigan and was Wilcox. "For the post fourteen years, Mlchlgsn. After graduating in 1904 employed as a medical technician he had been in the emplov of the, advancements. annual meeting Brown to accept he became tlie pharmacy Instructor at St. Joseph's M<—” -- ----- - --Grand Rapids Bookcase Co. Sur-' On Dec. 2. —the LT.JTe'sZ' of lhe County at lhe University of the Territory viving are nls wife. Cynthia; a son., ** After a snort we—.... change made ne . of Oklahoma, and in 1905 was made couple will be at home at Lyle Wilcox, and a daughter. Mrx ! and social hour. the A Belle Fillingham. both of Rutland;; ^“'ns^ cornrmtu* c^powd of removal at W , dean of the college of pharmacy Liberty Road. Ann Arbor. , (Continued from Page 1. Sec. l.> Edwin i ! there. In 1911 he came to the Unione step-daughter. Mrs. Minnie Mwln Taylor, Howard Tredennlck. | John Hi __________________________ , „ I versity of Colorado and was made made by Myers plunging across Kelly; and ten grandchildren. The of Nashville, and Raymoral Smith 1 dean of the college of pharmacy in TOWNER—BRUETT from the 2 yard line. Ayres added an- the extra point and the score was funeral was on Mondav at 2:00 P.l of Lake Odessa will report. Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Smith — |{»nd is admirably fitted 1913 when pharmacy was separated nouncc the marriage of their daugh­ 7-0. Again in the second period M. at the Pilgrim Holiness Taber­ On February 9. will be a busi­ the leadership of the from the college of medicine. ter. Mrs. Sista. V. Bruett To Gerald Hastings' offense clicked and an­ nacle. the Rev. B. E. Mankir of-1 ness meeting to review the years Girls in the county. Mr*. Wm. If. Dean Washbum became captain A. Towner of the Medical Corps, of f feinting. Interment was in the work to date and a look forward Stebbins Is chairman of the city of Troop D of the National Guard the Navy. The marriage took place other tally was made as a result of Fuller cemetery. t group*. to the rest of the year. a 28 yard pass from Thomas to which he organized, before the in Portsmouth. Va.. on Sept. 15. He Coleman. Ol' Dock' Ayres' conver­ March 8, will be a Court of Honor United Stales entered the first is now on duty overseas. PAY FOR IT IN ADVANCE­ sion was again good and the score World War nnd was the overseer of BUY WAR BONDS at the end of the half showed 14-0. lhe construction of .the Armory on Hastings. k University avenue. When he de­ Starting the second half the Zeeclared war on April B. he opened a is nd team took to the airways in recruiting station in his office and living desperately to come from be­ recruited many students and facul­ hind. but the atempt was futile. A ty members, and organized grilling ENNEY'S b roopmibt 1W» wkh Uada on the campus for al! who were in­ Mrs. Olenn Fingleton of Battle hard charging Hastings line caused nrwik wax n truest at tlie Finaleton 'MswaS*,2x to go d amiss, and an everterested. Sam's policy of discouraging useless ipending. During World War I, he served ESf ~ That comas naturally to us because our business has actively overseas with the 40th di­ Mr. Abrn John™.. Mr. elk von ‘"S'SS.c.J,' n,« vision and came back to the Unlbeen built on a policy of thrift and savings. . vesrity In the summer of 1919 after wJm thlrd t»riod- bul tallied twice in Th« keynote 1> wlM buying Bu, win «ill s™, .< P.on^. <od.r tbb>p a two year absence. In 1920 he was . the fourth. After an exchange Mvcommissioned as a colonel In the Aben Johnson al Culver Military i m CU( around his own left end for not coralatt t pending! you DO need. Academy. Ind. . . I 28 yards and pay dirt and Thoma.*, Infantry. tr,shetl over from Uie 6 yard hnc Of the members of his Troop D . Marv Zieft1 for the fourth and final marker afduring World War I. there are now Ill' Janet Mary, left ter u drJVe of M yBrds_ A..re.s spUt - constantly striving to develop new medical products, and to im­ prove the efficacy of those now in use. When the result* of their labor* have been thoroughly tested, the new or improved drug i* prescribed by your physician and dispensed by your pharma­ cist for the protection of health an air-borne dlvLdon in North Car- \ . Oreelev Fox and Ayres has onlv missed one which olina. Donald J. Myers, his firs Mr and Mrs ureeiey * speaks very well for tills husky Sax­ nU iJurt^Drtv’Srfi Sni*nThurSla^ on tackle. Zuverlnk. Zeeland freshman right ^pOD>te<21soKS,KigidlePrrtgj 8^«tey Mr ^nd Mrs. Fox half, was the outstanding player , During lhe First World War. Troop . defensively for the Chicks D furnished the largest per- Webtxr in arana Hapias. Hils week Friday, Hastings will cenlage of officers of any trooo.! °/or . f “ week Play an undefeated Charlotte team ,c* rcnt-hein nnd ftt the f«hvrounds and n lot of •Inn xEei." Kaeehele and hard foothan b ln lhc lnaking. The Sr y o?I„ b *wS 1 b l in U ’ hvK ,, 'S Stales. Dean wasnourn nria nis jon chrls who returned to ' k»«« of Dick Kr.-ey. veteran tackle, serve officers corps until 1940 and : “W1C “* « — • •>- wlth n finger Injury, will hurt the has been connected with the armv | “«>'• „_____________________ Saxon chances. for 35 years. He has had active, • ’ • ’ Totals lor the Zeeland game are: service thirteen times. During hto CIVIL AIR PATROL , H Z honors, The Hasctlnga Junior Chamber or nrs. Downs ------active service he won high honors in marksmanship and considers It' Commerce has information nper- yards Gained Rushing his hobbv ! taining to the C. A. P. Anyone In- i ----- ----------- ------------------ - —■ j tereated in the Civil Air Patrol may 1 Yards Gained Passing Honored -- - -■ -----at------Home I eet ' Ret in In touch touch with with Chairman Chairman Albert Albert i ..... ________804 ba, KI i, and rcall ill p,uscs attempted I The majority of United Slates |I Orsborn N. Michigan ■ Presidents were elected from lhe 3858. There Is rfo age limit over paM(>s completed Passes intercepted j IB on this. states in which they were bom. Punting Averag Penalties tYard Fumbles --------Opp. Fumbles I P p?SI^!mHS?.i!*f."S;Klr h°m'ln WJ,n‘,"u °° p"- Stebbins & Jacobs REXALL STORE "Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown to All" WHO WANTS TO KEEP BARRY COUNTY WET? IT IS THE BREWERS, DISTILLERS AND DISTRIBUTORS ALONG WITH LOCAL LIQUOR DEALERS! WHY? IN ORDER THAT THEY MAY GROW RICH WHILE THE PEOPLE DO THE PAYING IN MONEY, TEARS, BLOOD, AND HUMAN LIVES. 09348189 WOULD YOU VOTE TO MAKE ONE OF OUR LOCAL BOYS was killed while riding his bicycle, by a drunken driver. DRUNKARDS out of the boys and girls of Barry County by keeping liquor un­ der their noses everywhere they go? WHOSE RIGHTS Should We Pro­ tect? - The boys and girls or the drinkers and dealers? STOP AND THINK A MINUTE! DO YOU KNOW that the liquor returns for this county amount to only 12} cents per capita? Barry county re­ ceived less than $3,000.00 liquor revenue last year A JiT ■Ard To Believe” THAT THE. LIQUOR. INTERESTS SHOULD IN THIS HOUR OF NATIONAL PERIL BL PERMITTED TO ENCOURAGE AND STIMULATE DRINKING THRUOUT J THE NATION AND ESPECIALLY AMONG WAR WORKERS - SOLDIERS AND SAILORS BY PROMOTION OF TlftlR PRODUCT WHICH IS UNIVERSALLY RECOGNIZED AS A SYMBOL OF WASTE WINEFFICIENCY L3 LOOSE TALK AND DERELICTION OF DUTY The liquor deal­ ers need new re­ cruits every year -maybe your boy or girl will be one 'pf them this year. The liquor deal­ ers know that the more boys and girls they can make into drunk­ ards the richer they will get. Protect your boys and girls from a life of misery re­ sulting from the sale of alcoholic beverages in your community. VOTERS OF BARRY COUNTY Show Your Patriotism - Vote HYes” Nov. 2 BARRY COUNTY DRY COMMITTEE Starting lji»eup for Hastings was: RE. Coleman; RT. Ayres; RG. Townsend; C. Ottosen; LG. Martin LT. RaSey; LE. Fuller; RH. Myers; QB. F^andsen; FB. Thomas: LH. Browm ~ . /In Michigan the tuberculosis Uleath rate decreased from 60 per I 100.000 population in 1930 to 34 in 1940. Intrlguing Style* For Casual Wear! Smart Sport Felts 1.49 Simple, conservative felts, styled with Just the right amount of 'know-how' to set oft your street clothes to per- . fection I Classic berets with novelty trimmings for Interest . . . off-face styles to wear with your chesterfield . . • pom­ padour types to -flatter your hair-do! Popular fall colors! Women’s Sturdy Skirts Comfort Flexible Blucher ■ OXFORD -3.98 Crisp fall air demands it's own particular styles . . . and you’ll want one of these fine skirts robe! Gored or pleated wool-and-rayon fabric! Warm autumn color*. 3.49 You'll take extra miles at walking, added activities, in your stride when you wear this proudly styled, foot-easy clas­ tic. Soft, pliable glove leather and durable leather sole. shape-retaining of foot Joy. for seasons ON THE HOME FRONT (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) boxes on Tuesday for some of you: St. Rose Altar Society sending boxes to all of you from lhe Parton, over 70; many organizations are doing likewLse. Speaking of packages to mall—last Wednesday morning it was, thot the fellows at the post­ office were all on hand as usual to sort the morning mail that <Nel­ son) "Nelt” Burroughs brings them । every A.M. just "like clock-work" but therein lltfs lhe tale. Mrs. B. was in Battle Creek helping her daughter Mary Lou Burroughs Haughty, who had been ill. Always before Mrs. B. heard the alarm clock, turned it off then called "Nelt." so you can begin to see what happened—"Nelt" in bed—the post­ office in a dither. "All’s well that ends well.” and that is the finale for this saga, because the beautiful sunshine finally opened "Nelte'' sleepy eyes and he quickly "arose to the occasion", delivered the mall I —but we still don't know just how | Ute P. O. boys greeted "Nelt" that particular morning. j "Nell” told this stnry on himself. I which convinced us that we've always : been right about his being a pret| ty "good guy." I You fellows wouldn't know the , | old town on Fridays. You see. they have a cooperative kind of county 1 live stock auction at the Fair, f grounds that dnv. with Henry Flan- ' i nery of Nashville calling the bids , and It seems for everything like Saturday because there are so many folks in town. Then J’ou think to yourself today i» Saturday and you're mixed up for another wfek. Tlie auction jeems to work fine for everyone ana It's fun to watch from the sidelines and it's all you can do to keep from bidding Just for the . fun of it. ; The H.H.8. Home Ec. classes visI ited the local stores to study proper ' purchasing with points. Guess they 1 j concluded an adding muchbie a»4* a few aspirin would come in handy. I Roses to Mrs. Bert O’Donnell who managed the very successful White Elephant Sale for the Ki- ' wanians—she's "Ma” O'Donnell to them now. We're talking abodt your । "Mom" Jack. She's pretty good with , an "all hands on deck" Job. herself.. * Well anyhow, this to the way we ; heard it. Two staff Sgts, from Fort I Custer had tried several different i • times to date pretty bright eyed. ' Genevieve AUerding but the answer i I was always. No! The most resource I ful of the 6/Sgts. wenuun »o Gene­ . j vleve'a house a few days later, on a I motorcycle to see if she wouidn t , like to take a ride and—she did! 1 Now let th»t be a lesson to you | fellows, if nt first vou don't sucI ceed—get a motorcycle! By the way, Genevieve, how did you like the ride? 1 Back to our good wishes and one dollars worth of War savings stamps 1st Lt. Merle E. Savucool. 0-471048 A.P.O. 12453. T Postmaster New York. N. Y. Thev re at the office ao your folks can collect them for you and keep them until you're back. Good luck. Merle. (Continued on page L Sec. 2) Headstrong Flattery foe Warmth and Baaaty! For Casual Wear or Rainy Day Use! 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Men's Utility WORK SHOES 2.49 More mile* of reliable duty for your Coupon—and more value for your money! Black, double-tanned shoe* for farm or factory duty, with comfortable plain toe*, extra­ duty composition soles and shock-absorbing rubber heels. Bays’ Winterweight UNION SUITS 79c Real warmth whan he's outof-doors—but with no unnec­ essary bulkiness when he's in the classroom! Pine rlb-knlt cotton, comfor­ tably full cut and designed to FIT—military shoulders, pro­ per sizes and spacial crotch take care of that! 3-PC. MIXI BOWL SI 1.19 Ynull i.'.c �THI HASTINGS BANNFR. THURSDAY, OCTORKR H 1M1 7m the kind OF A GUY THAT NEEDS A KICK IN THE PANTS" I never could save money. Tlie more I made, the more I spent. Always some good excuse for not saving. tucking those bonds away, month in, month nut . . . letting them earn interest on what I’m lend­ ing Uncle Sam today. Then, along came that Jap sneak play at Pearl Harbor. That made me mad . . . and plenty willing to sock back at them the best way I could. Which, it so happened, was by working in a war plant and buying War Bonds. 1 1 said it’s a wonderful feeling to know that at last I’m saving up money . . . adding to it regu­ larly every month. But it’s going to lie even more wonderful when those bonds come due 10 years from now. ’Cause then a certain dream of mine is coming true. Next thing, our Shop announced they were put­ ting in the Payroll Savings Plan for War Bonds, and I started buying Bonds on a regular monthto-month plan instead of on a hit-or-miss basis. And noir, doggone if it hasn’t turned out that between the Japs and the Payroll Plan, I’ve had just the kick in the pants I needed to start me saving real dough for the first time in my life. It’s a wonderful feeling (aside and apart from knowing I’m helping pay for a war we’ve got to win, or else). You sec, I’m putting in 837.50 every month. And that means, 10 years from now, I’m going to have me a nifty little income; of $50 a month coming in. Four dollars hack for every three I’m putting in today! And, believe me, brother, nothing’s going to keep me from getting that full four bucks back for every three. All I have to do is just keep My particular dream happens to be a little cabin on a lake upstate. Good fishing up there, and a swell place for week ends and vacations. Well, I’m going to own that cabin, and liavc the time to use it! Maybe your idea of what you’ll do with your War Bond money is different. Maybe you’ll use it to help send the kids through college ... to help build a home of your own ... or just to take a long, carefree trip some­ where with the Missus. But whatever it is, remember this. The War Bonds you’re buying today can make it come true. Just do what I’m doing. Buy your Bonds on a regular month-to-month basis and then . . • Keep tucking ’em away . • . tucking ’em away . . . tucking ’em away . . . YOU'VE DONE YOUR BIT—NOW DO YOUR BEST! WALLDORFF & SON CUT RATE SHOE STORE STRAND AND BARRY BEN FRANKLIN STORE THEATRES J.C. PENNEY COMPANY HODGES JEWELRY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ' JOHN BULLING & SON FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER E W. BLISS CO. BONNET & GOWN ROTH FURNITURE AUTO SPORT SHOP G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. THE VALUE STORE REED'S DRUG 1 STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY. CLEANERS COFFEESHOP . . ANDRUS SERVICE HOTEL HASTINGS MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE TAYLOR SHOE STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL STORE HOME BAIRD'S STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES THE HASTINGS BANNER COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGS CITY BANK MILLER REAL ESTATE NATIONAL BANK CASITE CORP. VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE INT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER U. 1M3 Hastings hM a fins team. Remem­ ber the dose; some owl and wasch OCAL NEWS ver the duties of Miss CUgtt while »he U an vi from M work at Dr. OWinne omca. ; Mira Alice Hstelshaw. who has een with the county health de- will leave .Miss Elisabeth Twyman from enn who joined the staff at Panock hoanllal a few weeks axo was bilged io leave becauae al ill health i Bused by tne northern cUmgtlc Doditton*. | If you're Interested tn the workigs of our government be sure and lead the article written by Robert «rey. in lhe current u»u,’ of turdav Evening Part. <Oct. th) about Michigan's Conareaaman Sigel titled. "The Man Who Asinlshrd Washington.” The story emslo be based upon fact Instead ' f ballyltoo. You'll find II very re* eshing I The following Item of local in?rest was carried in the lania paer last week—Mrs. Gertrud! Meker, superintendent of the Ionia Bounty anlounly Memorial Memorial hospital, — Bounced Tuesday that she had religned her pact as raeult of trieBon that had developed between Mr*. Carrie WUey. her al1 School tlchlgan I^nlveraltv^nf f ** UnlTers,t> of i The circuit court case of Ernest I’ierce va Dorian D. Sanders hits *een dtomtaaed. as a settlement had peeu made by lhe parties to the Kilt. | ' Zip" Thompson has recently re­ vived notice of lil* appointment i> a member of the Safety and {Yaffle committee of the Mich. ILasoclatlon of Chiefs of Police. Alden Burgess, son of Mr. and 4rs. Harvev Burgess, who recently □Ined Tiny Little a orchestra ha> leen playing in Minnesota. Iowa. Jebraaka. and S. Dakota. Lost week they plaved -three evenings at the kira Palace, scaling capacity 7.000. |n Mitchell. 8. Dakota, where they tave a week's celebraUon every ear at corn husking time. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Druckenbrod f tlie. Value Store, have received .ord that their son. Lt. Marvin Jruckcnbrod. UR N., who completd his training tn Air Communtcalons in August, at Harvard Unlersity. and stationed in San Franisco since, sailed from that c|ty ut week, presumably for the South ‘aciflc area. Their son-in-law. Entgn Harlan B. Rltze, formerly with MtrolL Edison, now enrolled in the j Ladar service department, to now 11 Bowdin college. Brunswick. Me , l/here Mrs. Rltze and baby son will l-e with him for a time. We Just heard Mayor Leonard nouming because he has to miss he Charlotte game Friday night WardsTimely Savings for nicely at urday, Is Pennock Tne । church Io send *lr av•zine. Mr* Henry ftjgle*u>n. Mn ■ Howard Glbeoh. Mrs. OU* Gallup. eraou’ boys The ladies will meet Mr» Henry Smith and Mr* B A. 'Tuesday to wrap them Much time Lybarkar comprtM the gift co*n.*nll- has been spent in securing correct addresses and It U hoped no one , tM. . John Engel la gaining alowly from has been missed. hl* recant lllnaaa Sisters Cox. PtaU. Crane, and , i ChariM Gwinn ha> bean confined Bush attended the rally at Gales­ in the infirmary al Culver for nine burg. Sunday, tor the installation I day with a cold and favar of the new Red. While and Blue I Fred Laltz. forme.- Kalama zuo Post of that city and Obligation of and Hullnu pro. la lha naw golf «Uen of thetr 2t -new members champion the Michigan Real Es­ rn was an interesting program | tate Aaaoclatlon having taken lhe given In connection honor with a 78 over a field of 40 Bister Crane's oldest daughter. Ar. cuutaatanto. At the annual banquet villa, a member of our Auxiliary, i in Kalamaaoo Saturday night ha i has gone from Florida to California received the D Robert Nelaon Lro- to be near her busband. Corp John I PhMr and Mro. John Darron moved W. Howell. i Don't forget our next meeting!— the latter part of Sept, frdm W. a special one at which Ume we will ' Mill SL to TO 8 Michigan. . D. A- Kerr, who la acrioualy ill.; honor a new World War IX, poat member, and have been promised a ha* bean a patient at Pennock hn»visit by district officers A potluck I P>U1 »*»t »*«• supper will follow. Girls please be ' 1 •' in uniform. COMMUNITY NOTICES Cloverdale i Tta roSnnUl. oudra Club will XtJinPpnt 1 ** entertained at the home o! Mr*, lospltai trustees had no comment »~rk hiumL™, ana., rv, ■* hlmake in the absence of ExecuFriday. Oct. 15. Everyone welcome >e Board Chairman Allan M Wil- Evor >'one wal oome ' 'am*. At the present time Mra. Cad__ ch-.f ;.&»r.»JShA? Th® Wh CB will maet with Mn triKenneth Spew, and Mra Charlie C.y e?h M 1U d Boobey alnce L^hi.itner ~or dinner Wed. Oct. , . . ,.. . 30. at the homa of Mra. Lechleltner ! Mra. Anna Reed haa sold tier home I All are welcome. t 620 N. Hanover to Chaa. pecker, i _______ Mr- “ri Mra Arthur Yarger have Martin Camera urchased the beautiful farm home The WJB.C 8. will meet with Mrs. f Mr and Mra Richard Schoen- i Velma Demond Wednesday. Oct. 30 °m In Carlton and will occupy for a pot luck dinner. The ladles lnr EXrt R M.rten«e ' °f U‘e P004*111 ,w 8£8' wlM ** huteea. wooten piece* lor quill. &“di! CASH-IN ON WARDS EVERY-DAY LOW PRICE SI OIL—»OO% PURE! 1VCIUDBS QUARANT51D U MONTH! Words Suprama Quality ... a 39 rtoadord 100% Pure Pennsylvania motor capacity. Handlas noma! dart- oil refined from Bradford-Alle­ gheny crudes—the world's best. POPULAR MIDDLEVILLE COUPLE WED To announce she engagement and wedding plans of their daughter. Norma Mae. to Lucius Lobdell of Middleville, Mr. and Mrs. George Juppetrom entertained fifteen guest at dinner Bunday evening at their home on Grand Rapids Street. During lhe evening a long dis­ tance call to George Juppetrom. stationed at Amertlla. Texas, was made, so that the brother of lhe । bride-elect could share in tile nupUaI news. a,„ wedding, which took place i The । the following day, Monday noon I net mh was solemnized At the .home uf ’friends in Chicago. Mr Mrs. Lobddl left directly for after which to * artu,n Center I occupy an npartmentJiddlevilie t npartment which is in Special Evangelistic service* will readlneM for them begin Sunday evening. October I? I Mrs. Lobdell Is a popular Midand continue thru Sunday. October dlevllle girl who has been employed 31. The pastor. Rev. Geo Wingard at the Faulkner drug store for sevwill have charge of these meetings, eral years. Mr. Lobdell to awoclatbrlnglng In some outside sepakera. cd with the whites Product Corp. The public Is invited to these serv- I of Middleville where he has resided Ices. ' for *-----------some' time. I Among the guests at the an­ nouncement party were Mr and Mrs Paul Faulkner, Mr and Mrs. • Earl Lee, Mrs B G Swift. Mrs । Dolly Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Navy Mothen ert Olner, Mr Gerald White and Rvrrv member of Navy Mother'* Mr and Mrs. Burr Hllrr l3oo..v or h«*Club of Barry County, who wishes Mr. ^,.ras*n<l Mr Burr Cooley voo,e» of 01 HasM chrisUna* Orectlngi »ent to their , »» . »oni: please attend our next meet. Wl. Knk. ing and bring your aon’a latent ad- CAMPBELL— WILSON dresses This Club was organized Mr. and Mrs Glen Wilson, of less than a year ago. during which Middleville R F. D., announce the time we have, (with the cooperation marriage of their daughter. Doris to of lhe Navy Mothers from Middle- । Emmett E. Campbell, son of Mr. viile). completed and shipped tlie 'and Mrs. C. E Campbell of Middle­ following: three layettes, eleven । viile, R. F. D. The ceremony took full sized woolen quilt*. . . .four place Saturday afternoon at 3 knee robes for convaleeeenU. spent1 o'clock at the Leighton Evangelical $39 00 locally, sponsored a dance, church with Rev. Champion offli sent $1.00 to each new recruit sent dating. from Barry countv into the service ; Th; The b-_. bride . wore —a bright blue, wool Each son. whose Mother Is a mem- dress with zt:;-. brown t.cc.. accessories Tlie ber at our Club, receives a card on------couple was attended --------by Mr. and his Birthday. • Mrs. L. D. Raymond of Ahelby. our finished materials Mich., sister and brother-in-law of will mH-Mlch our sons, but let us the groom. keetPffl ffltnd other Mother's Club A wedding supper was given for work will reach them for us . , so lhe bride and groom and her family let us do for their sons, what we at Mr. and Mrs. C. E Campbell's would like to have done for ours residence. Show your Interest by being present The happy couple will reside on Wednesday evening October 20th. the ‘he Wilson farm. GUARANTEED BATTERIES PENNSYLVANIA You can't buy a finer oil at any price. Bring containers. GUARANTEED 24 MONTHS Kwtk-Start > RUBBER TIRES 16.35 GUARANTEED 30 MONTHS RIVERSIDE G8-S .ynlh.llc-rubber tire* are now available on Grade ttyl Weed-Gian In-ulotlon to. longerMel BuM far hard lernce I Certificates. Quantities are lim­ ited as materials ore ihll scarce . . . Americans must continue to practice rubber conservation! Anyone Can APPLY WARDS FINEST PAINTS Famous RESINTONE 2.69 Famous "Super" Interior Finishes! You Can't Buy Better at Any Price! Just roll or brush i}-On,^ukkly, Cashable flat pa|NT FLOOR ENAMEL OR PORCH & DECK PAINT easilyl Thins with )»aterl A'single coat covers almost any surface, even wallpaper! Dries in 40 ^ooaenaM Gallon3->5 minutes; Do odor! Washable! FLOOR ENAMfl—For hol'd, glossy floors! Flows easilyl Sin­ gle goL cover- up to 800 sq. ft, 1 Coati Qt. 79c; Roller Applicator 89c PORCH A DECK PAINT—For wood, concrete or metal! Re­ sists sudden tempera tore changes! PENETRATING WOOD SEALER Protects because it penptrotesl DuraUol. r/ ■— Starting at 1 o'clock. I Round fable and 6 leather seat chairs. 5 odd chairs. Divan. 8 rocking chairs. 2 library tables. Iron bed, coil springs and mattress. Dresser. Commode. Antique chest of drawers. Sideboard. Dining room suite, buffet, china clotet and 6 chairs. Wood bed and springs. Oak Bookcase. Writing desk. 3 burner oil stove. P. D. Beckwith size 18 heat­ ing stove. Small heating stove. 7x9 rug. 5 small rugs. Large mirror. Tool box. Stands. SUPER FINEST SELF-rOUSHING E^c.dtl.49 wax <w 2M Weed,, and many oHier article, nor Ihtad. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, no goods removed until settled for. CORA KIRKLAND, Propx. JOHN BIRMAN. Clerk, 1 00 tfr. 1 05 I <a- Cenuine ••Tyr." Anti Freese 45e I7C me thanel. Brin* Corduroy Hunting Red Chief FooHmII OVERSTOCK CLEARANCE ROOMY SHOPPING TOILET TiSSUill«^25c ami Good quality, REDUCED! White, soft, abiorbanl I Smooth finish I Handy for go Jen shopping day*! Ea*y Io puih on two wheel*! 75e 2.98 219 3-ply comtruction. Spedal gum Top-Grain peMM row- 100 roll Individual Casseroles WHh Coven IDEAL FOR ANY BEDROOM! piping-hcl Individual portion* o\ Plotmum leaf sprays on porce­ lain holder match the leaf design the graceful IO« IO for windaw tbode*, tool Save I 2.05 on Low-P.icori Wallpaper Cleaner Frethen-up weRpoper newt One glass'shade. Choice of rase, Ivory or crystal colors. 10 Vi-inch diameter. C. M. HAMMOND. to 400 Tuba Patch; Kll* Beautiful... but Inexpensive! DEWEY REED. Auction,,, MARPROOP FLOOR VARNISH Equals higher-priced nationally famous brands. For al’ surfaces! Dries In 20 minute*! (After Saturday, $1.79.) Fomoutmoke patterns, wcihoble & fodeproof! Sold las! year for $3 Io $6! offer the following: Leather couch. Suitcase. Oak bed and dresser. American sewing machine. 2 feather beds. 3 pair new pillows. Quilts. Trunks. Sideboard. Several dishes. Leather love seat. 4 leather seat chairs. Electric corn popper. Saddle. Arm chair. Jamesway 500 sixe coal thick brooder. Sausage grinder. Oil stove oven. Chamber set. Berry breaking harness. Set Home Housings. 3 good sot ring spreaders. Set binder canvas for McDeering 10 ft. binder. 1-COAT GLOW IN AMR ROOI .... ROOM-LOTS -f 00 JLqt OlkQDSS LUXURY WALLPAPER5I 95» Gallon 1-COAT SEMMMOM SHAMIL AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, OCT. 16, 1943 45 Uavy-Arty GR-S SYNTHETIC ORGANIZATIONS At I am moving into a smaller place and have more furniture than I am in need bf, I will dispose of it at public auction at the residence located 1 mile north, I mile west and 'A mile north of Richland on the Robert Kirkland farm on m Crystal Tumblers Fillar Discs - 10= 30= Crystal tumblers with square base, deep fluted sides. 9-ounce capacity! Sorb now! pricel Top quoltty cotton! Strata* MONTGOMKItY Cloth ShopfMRg 39c �Tnr HASTINGS BANNtlT THUR8DAY OCTOBfR 14. 1»3 -X- BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES '.service in world friendship nnd in a recent communication to the Sunday School al 10 o'clock. All social and community neetU. American Lutheran Publicity Bu­ reau. headquarters of a nationwide EMMANUEL RPISCOPAl. * ‘ * ** ““ PILGRM HOLINESS Ciulti Evangelism campaign. Praaimon oy me pastor. TABERNACLE dent Roosevelt raid: “I wish w« CHURCH Our s. 8. Rally of last Sun. wa» Plight have in thU country a genI Evening meeting at 7:30. EvanRev. Don M Oury. Rector niesda*rn,|Rhl4IB1YXRn,laU young very gratifying .and reached over era) revival of rcilgWn—a rededlca8 sm. Holy Communion rmwari KC, oenw-. r.wr..- . , t>»* hundred- mark in attendance. Hon of the American people, heart uitan^i ward* to ^lT <5tiid£n people welcome. 7:30 at the church ' Elwln CurU. received first prize for and soul.. to,»P«rttuaf — - -------- — —ing*. To »>.vii Ah1» -■->■ I wUh that every Aend me riI­who attended Church ten or more | Wed. night prayer meeting at the bringing the greatest number, wh.ch lling ft»n Fun child might be enrolled in a times during the summer mcxitha. church and teaching of the Sunday was fourwen. We tnut our vUitlng Sunday school" __________ 11 a.m Morning worship, with Shcool lesson at 7:30. friends will be with again next next ,Sund ay sc --------------- ' , Sun. I sermon by the Rec ton on Redemp- j> FIRST METHODIST MFTIIODIST CHURCH CHt'Rt H 1 At 11 a.m. Rev Mrs. Manker will , METHODIST RURAL PARISH lion and Release FIRST 11 ins’ll uriifr vHURCn litWi I Morning Worship al ; next Sunday with — -------- ; VPS “T 1’ P-M. and preaching .Hendershott. Time . 10 and 11:3^ 1 preaching. The theme will be. "The , oxxl Literature Sunday Sunday with emHighest Truth." The Adult Choir service at 7;45. S. Conger Hathaway. Pastor wtu sina inc unuren scnooi win Don't foflrct the Mortgage Bum- I phaais on the Michigan icjilgan Christian Next Sunday. October 17j.wiU be will sing.t The Church^scbool will meet at 11'30 under lhe direction *»« service Oct 24 and the special Advocate ----------- ---70th ----- ....niversary. Anniversary . observed as "ChrbtMn Hoinh Sun­ . ot 3 Judge judge Adeibert Adelbert’*Cortright. Cort right I EvangelbUc campaign Nov 7 to 21. Sunday Sunday school school Martin Martin and and QulrnQulm. day". At the morning service nt ten T1-.C ’10 5 and 10:30 12:39 A Youth FeThwahlp is being or- You are welcome to any or all of ty. by. Time thirty the pastor will tell about * 1 u-rvirM RememberBarry RarrvCo Co must mu*’go codry. drv : Remember "Empty Hands' and will preach on ganued and will meet at 7:00.,______________ I Pray—Persuade—Publish. lhe theme. “Religion in tne Home." • o'clock on Sunday night in the ; Sunday school at 11;45. Robert । church. This is open for all young GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH people who care to attend. The O H. Trinklein, Pastor EMMANUEL GUILDS HOLD McGlocklln. Superintendent. Service* held in the I.O.OF. hall. , OCTOBER MEETINGS Boy Scouts meet Monday night. ourposc is to afford the young peopic of thUA»mmunlty an oppriun- Green street entrance. “ ■ • E. L. Taylor. Scoutmaster. The Ladles Aid Society meets itv to develoo and express them- I Divine worship at 10:30 A M. Tlie the Women* Auxiliary of Emman­ selves In fellowship with other pastor will preach on. "Foreign MIs- uel church for their October meet­ Thursday afternoon. ing. Wednesday afternoon of last The Comus Club will meet Thurs­ voung people around the world. It' Mons." , will also afford opportunity fori Sunday school at 11:30 AM In week, with Mrs. Frank Hoonan day evening. , chum.. Mrs. Lawrence Herrick and Mrs Otto Haavind lhe committee. Devotions were in charge of Mrs. Wallace Osborn who read a timely article on the present improved status of the RuMlan Orthodox church and the renewed relations with the Church of England Greatly enjoyed was tlie fine re­ view given by Mrs Einar Frandsen cf J P Marquand's widely ac­ claimed "So Little Time.'' a book that reflects American life of the present in nn unusually penetrating mid significant way and which Mrs .Frandsen interpreted with sym­ pathy and understanding. Announcement was made of the full rummage sale to be held at the Parish house. Friday and Sat­ urday. Oct. 32 and 23. to which members were asked to bring their donations on the two days preced­ ing to facilitate marking and placing A social hour closed the after­ noon with Mrs Krnlth McIntyre pouring tea at a prettily appointed table centered with autumn flow- PRESBYTERIAN .ANNOUNCEMENTS fkiiiay SPECIALS satihday package of 5 10c FLY RIBBONS WAX PAPER V-8 COCKTAIL ODESSA PEAS n° 2™ EVERGOOD WAX BEANS LIBBY'S EVAPORATED MILK MALTEX CEREAL A NATURAL SOURCE 17c 4G ozs. .4 points 31c 18 points 12c no. 2 can . 8 points 14c 1 point 4 cans 37c 1 lb. 6 ozs24c ORGANIZATIONS The Women of the Moose will en­ tertain the newly initiated members Friday night, Oct. 15. with a chicki en supper at the U. B church, cue Tnu u tne third week of the , ner of East street and East Grand Revival meeting with Rev. Frank- • street, at 7 o'clock. Business meetiin Norris the evangelist. He la a ing at the hall following lhe supper. Bible preacher and believer in the ' —------ *— . Old Book, and the Old way. for ' The Navy Mothers Club will meet other foundations can no man lay. on Wednesday afternoon. October Don't fall to hear thia Bible--- ---------- ——- - — - ----------------preacher Services will close Sun­ Everyone eligible is urged to al­ day evening. J t tend. Everybody invited to attend. Townsend Club No. 1 will meet at BALTIMORE CIRCUIT their hall.on Tuesday evening. Oct. Pastor. Rev. Lyle E. Olmstead : 10. Refreshments are to be served Ba Hi more Church at 6:30 o'clock and members are i asked to bring sandwiches and Worship service 10:00 Sunday school ----- - .11:00 -----table service. The club will furnish Prayer Service, ’c±iccd=y eve- doughnuts and coffee. The delesrvlce. ” Wednesday nine 8:00 PAI. •* gates to the state conference to be McCallum Church held in Lansing on Oct. 16 and 17 Sunday school 10:30 will give reports They are Mra. Worship service 11:30 Mvrtle Moore. I. J. Smith and Dell Everyone welcome. Shively. All are welcome. JEFFERSON ST. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH OF VITAMIN B 23c 4 points - Thomas Stores buy B°*ps The November meeting will be with Mrs Kellar Stem—lhe com­ mittee Mrs W D Barnes, chmn.. Mrs James Bristol. Mrs C. S Potts, and Mrs W R Cook St Cecilia Guild met the same evening tor dessert at the rectory and listened to an interesting talk by the rector." the Rev. Don M Gury. on the prayer book service of morning prayer. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Corner Church and Center StreeU Subject. "Doctrine of Atonement." OCTOBER VALUES 1 hrifty home makers SAVE NOW! COME TO WARDS FOR HOME FURNISHING VALUES W.C.T.U. will meet Tuesday. Oct. 10 at 3 o'clock at home of Mra. Rus­ sell Kantner Mrs Dora Whitney, stale preaident. will be lhe speaker and will also speak that evening at the Grand St. U. B. church. The regular sxaUhg meeting zt of the Barry .Co. Nurses Assn, has been poatponed until Nov. 16. ----------------~---------------------- DEATH FOLLOWS LONG ILLNESS Oscar Spencer, aged 86. a former well known resident of Carlton township and later a resident of this div. passed away late Saturday at the home of Mr*. W G. DSXis. wherg he resided, having been in failing health for a long time. Sur­ viving are ten grandchildren. Mr. Spencer was a faithful member of the St. Rose Roman Catholic church for many yeara. Funeral services were held on Tuesday at ten o'clock at lhe church, with TH BLUE PIKE LAKE TROUT HADDOCK FILLETS L. 52c FRESH OYSTERS „ 59c WHITING DRESSED LI. 16c FRESH—PAN READY FRESH DRESSED DEATH OF WM. H. RHOADES William H. Rhoades, aged 74. diet on Saturday. Oct. 0. in the Browel convalescent home in Plainwell. Hd had formerly resided in A&ayrid township moving to Hastings about two years ago. Surviving are ihd widow. Lillie, and several step-chill dren. Funeral services were lie Id at the Leonard funeral home oil Monday forenoon, the Rev. L. Wind ston Stone officiating, interment in the Striker cemetery. HERE’S VALUE 35* - 49* ALL CUTS TRIMMED /FINCH cur with VEAL STEAK Stone officiating. Interment in Um Dowling cemeteryL LB. BEST CHUCK CUTS GROUND BEEF SIRLOIN STEAK “37' BOUND IONE CU11ETS Dorr M. Martin." iged 75 years passed away on Friday. Oct. 8. af ter an illness ot several months Mr. and Mra. Martin were tonne resident* of Baltimore Twp.. bu moved near Hastlnu about te: yearn ago. They celebrated thet golden wedding tn August. 1943 Surviving are the wife, Emora; on daughter. Mrs Maude Van Oelaon Hastings: three tons. Howard anc Russell. Hastings, and Hobart o Usnsing; Un grandchildren; tw< ereat-grandchildren'. two brothera .Perry of Holland and Herbert o La Otto. Ind. Funeral services wen held at the Leonard chape) on Mon ■ 35 TON AT M PRIME RIB ROAST LEG OF VEAL PASSING OF DORR M. MARTIN FRESH CAUGHT—HEADLESS AND DRESSED anniversary ZUMF OZ LEG HALF Father J. V Dillon officiating. In­ terment in Mt Calvary cemetery. FOR HUE H5H' IECRU5E BlP IS RIHEMUTS LER OF RIKRSH I. SEAFOOD OaPlS FRESH CHOPPED FOR roection. there will ba a. dinner at noon. Potluck. All members try to be present. BARRY COUNTY Maccabees will hold their regu­ C. E. UNION — -....j lar ■•«««■*■• meeting ••** this Friday -Oct. 15. A The Barry Co Christian Endeavor good attendance deaired. Union held their regular monthly ------------meeting Monday night at the Nash---------- ~ Mr* W D. -Bennett 638 E Mill viile Evangelical church. Quarterly St., will entertain Hospital Guild 125 feet DURKEE'S OLEO buy stamps conference* were held al thia lima. No. IS tomorrow. Friday. Oct. 15 Sunday service 11 am. A UZlMlnlr 1^. nM *.1.-^. Sunday school 9 30 am. Wednesday evening service at I Regular meeting of the Women's 7:45 pm. Club. Friday. Oct. 15, 2:30. Pro­ gram: "Character Analysis by opetT^W^dnesday and Saturday Handwriting." Mrs. Robert Cook. MiSH OltHtD-FlYtlS O1 1OA5H1S 17c SHOBT CUT 35c , 39c an cun LAMB CHOPS li LB. rocxir VEAL BREAST LEG OF LAMB u. 29c 1.. 27c . 39c BEEF ROAST CHICKENS 39c STEWING FOWL SWIFT'S HEMIUM SLICED BACON 37c 39c — Quality — Value—Qet All 3 9n A&P Produce ^epa'i/meufd FANCY RED TOKAY SOUTHERN RED MICHIGAN-JONATHAN GRAPES YAMS 1PPLES 5 lbs 49* K89-5NOW-WHITf MICHIGAN MICHIGAH-COOKING 5 U! 31c ««45c 3 lts 10c CAULIFLOWER 1, 29c CELERY lGtKK 15c APPLES EATMQI HAND LAIGt—SWEET—SFANISH MICHIGAN-CHIWIWAS CRANBERRIES duo'# 25c ONIONS 3 17c POTATOES U S. NO. 1 A SIZE NEW CZOF ' SEALED HAVOB IDAHO POTATOES 10IU 39c SWEET POTATOES 5 Lli. 29c RUTABAGAS •WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED A FAMOUS WARD VALUE! FELTED COTTON MATTRESS _Q 17.75 Filling ii new, rest-inviting, all-Mtcd cottonl 55 lbs.1 Pre-built border keeps sidewalls RnQ,J. assures tong service I 816 VALUE IN NOURISHMENT 3:26c ANN PAGE MACARONI IS: 15c FANCAKE FLOUR . VALUE PRICED LIVING ROOM » 129.95 PKG. sofa and choir built for comfort ond durability. He TOMATO SOUP q 7L PLAIN OLIVES 15c CORN FLAKES IONA IMITATION , SUNNTHEID Kt 5c ASSORTED CEREALS OUR OWN 1ED C10SS ““KE 13c PAPER'TOWELS TEA BALLS tg? 24c SULTANA VI 12c PEAHUT BUTTER KELLOGG'S o’??. 20c 3 mm. 25c •VANITY SAIt 8c PAPER NAPKINS CliANSU 2 MOI. 13c I EOWN 2 CANS 15c JERSEr 6L0VES OLD DUTCH SMppl. IBICES SU8JECT 10 MAI KEY CHANGES SWEETHEART POPULAR HAND 2 M. 13c FRUIT JARS aaiHN CIGARETTES CAM. S1J4 DRY CLEANER VEGETABLE SHORTENING SPRY or OtlSCO doz. 63c gal 52c roiin nssui 3 48c WALDORF NEW LOW PRICE HI SULTANA 6 loin 25c MUSTARD 2 s 15' Covered in beautiful, long-wear­ ing mohair-and-cotton high pile frier el, Fiber-ond-cotton filled. PLAIN OR SUGASID DOUGHNUTS ooz. CART. 14r IJC NO BETTER COFFEE IN ANY PACKAGE AT ANY PRICE JANI BARKER FRUIT CAKES Yow Credit Io buy onything carried in our store stocks or pictured in our catalogs Montgomery Ward 2 die 97c r MARVEL BREAD Q 1%-U. 9Q 47C KI UNCH TOP SILVER BAR CAKE ex 23c CARAMEL . 34c SELF-SERVICE , LAYER CAKE CLOCK ENRICHED—DATED loaves a RED CIRCLE 2». 47c IOKAR2«.51c THE SKAT ATLANTIC I PACIFIC TEA COMPANY ' 2.149' h.18c TOILET SOAP rf .lock. FLOUR 01< /I 25 LB BAG ■Si 12c ’*i?5:2fc STEAK SAUCE ANN RAGE—9UEEN BUCK PEPPER WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES n-oz. az, ZlC giass ID-AOL Can NEW LOW failCE Iff STUFFED OLIVES RICH IN CALORICS. MINERALS AND * VITAMINS - CONVENIENT lighter in weight, body-inviting, generous size CAMriELL'S CAMPItLL'S 91.14c PORK AND BEANS YANtLU Armstrong QUAKER For seamless floors get Arm- . strong's Quaker 12 foot widths! It's patterns ore styled by leading designers Its quality nationally-known - And it's the only felt-base floor covering that's mode in 12 foot widths! ROLLED OATS HOT CEREAL MELLO-WHEAT NEW LOW PRICE HI IONA (ENRICHED) FAMILY its i2c CHA1DON MAID CIDER VINEGAR DELICIOUS — ECONOMICAL 65c SUNNTFIELD ANN FAGE NOW is the time to get YOURS at Wards. Come ini 5,« 49c 1EO HEN ts JI J5 MOLASSES FLOUR Four doth handles for easy turning ... adds to mattress lifel 12 feet wide! 4.olu11c N1VY BEANS GOLD MEDAL Ticking Isflrm-gradeWOVEN-STRIPEorrayon-and-cottonDAMASKI Pay 20% Downl Monthly Payment Plant HORTNERH �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1H1 to Gibraltar Wednesday for a vtolt wtth their aon-tn-law and daugh­ ter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Headman. PERSONALS SOCIAL ITEMS lion returned to her home on Mr. and Mra Ray Everett spent Mrs. Neville Wood over the week-1 8™“ ton bowling team gave Bunday With Mrs. Mary White of | end. 1 eon to Bel dinner Monda y nig ht at the home i • • • Monday night hot Nashville I Saturday auests of Mr. and Mrs. “r- and» Arriving Wednesday to be the oTmts ftadie Mae Palmer, honor-1 The eight members of the J. F. F­ Mr. and Mra. Roy Hennvy of Roman Feldpausch were Mr and • and I Irs. Hain- Weaver were geuats of Mr. and Mra. J. W. Long Ing Mrs. Hazel Roush who had been dub were entertained for dessert county, were united In Bentley, Bay Co.. where they lived Battle Creek and .Mr. and Mra. Mrs. L. B. Eberhard and their weekJ Ir. and Mrs, Wayne MH- and Mrs John Barker are MY and for twenty-one years Mr. Hinman »Ulo Brack Bunday and John Henney of Lansing were end guests were Mr. and Mra. Jack oa»,Ai u- 1 «■» Mrs, wa*.,* Clement Long of Alexandria. The gueat of honor was given a home of Mrs. Cornelius Manni. was bora tn Newaygo county and Merrick's guMts of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Everett • Adams of Cadillac. J celebrated Mr. Merrick s birthday. VB_ lovely Rift before the 1 « • . Mrs. Hinman near Simcoe, Ontario,. Monday. Mr. and Mra. William McKnlght enler‘. bawling the Portias w Roman Ftldpauach eciler'ZTe^ctai Mr. and Mrs. IJank Elsie of J of Evanston spent the weekend r£“n. L*?" tainlng Mrs. Barbara Williams of to town by taking all -------her bridge club Tuesday, Aft® leaving Benuey. they moved highJyT^ Grand Ledge were Sunday visitors , with Mrs. Joseph McKnlght, Mrs.. were 1 Kalamazoo this week Besides Mn. Palmer and Mra u scores were turned in by to Alabaster where Mr. HinmanjipStfie at the home of their old friends. McKnlght remaining for a few L,,^ "."“1 1 Mrs. Homer DePue is spending the Roush other team member* at the 1 letter Hodges and Mrs. Ted Sunday at al the Mr and Mr* Lemuel.Severance. ; > entertained last Bunaay u>e t . —. . dinner were Mn. Betty Braendlc &r and Mrs. Herman Zerbel and | home of their nephew and wife. ----------------- - — Mra. B. D. McMurray of Toledo I Mr. and Mra. Wltoon Guldet and of , i^aapgrt. Mn. MUared Smith Mr. and Mra. R O. Crossley, in Rusrell Zerbel visited Mr. and Mrs. । Kalamazoo. Visited relatives and friends here ■ B> Junior of Lansing spent Sunday and MnzLuellle WlUllta the latter OUAf,M ciiArir-K O. E. 8, OCT. 12, 13. from Friday tji) Sunday enroute ! St Sterling Zerbel of Detroit over the : with her parents. Mr. and Mrs being the oew cantata Mia* Gladys Hildebrandt attended heme from Grand Rapids. wresend. ■ hCMrs.fG F Chidester”who’has been 11 H 11*7 Jeffrey of Wilmette. Ill., was | <*’« Michigan—Notre Dame football . . , . . The Grand chapter O. E. 8. *L J. Ji Pvt. Robert M. Blivln. who has holding their Tlth annual session-in rtoae. Mrs. Hinman taught school, in Madi*on. Wto.. for the summer the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. j oi Saturday and «P*nl the days, returned to Hasting, with 1 been Ih.the army 114 months and Grand Rapids Oct. 12. 13. 14 *4th -fwo children were born to them, came Wednesday for a short stay Smith over the weekend. . Arbor wlth Mu* to home on a fifteen day furlough headquarters in lhe Panlland. This . * daughter, Mildred, now Mn. Marwith Miw Jean Bonus before re-, Mrs C C Shields of Bast Chi- PrlMtUa Fairchild Mra. Lannes Kenfleld returned from Long Beach. CalU.. has been year's session will not open with * tin C. Muscflf, of Detroit, and a son, I turning to Madison to spend the cago. Ind., has been the guest of Mr and Mrs Chas. P. Monday from a two weeks' visit honor guest at eeveral family Rath- banquet as has been the custom and Charles H. Hinman of this city, who .Mrs. Gardner Mr and Mrs. Charles Hinman this «nd Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rlicnie with her parent*, lhe Rev. and Mra erings. His parents, Mr. and Mrs th, winter with Mr. and Mrs thruout will be ' Patrio- . l, associated with hto father in Kohs. Detroit; Mr. and —. > . . . .... In r-alwlntita nn hiliinm nn week""” " ' ~I •rftr8 ln Caledonia on business on Chidester. Rots, en*rlalned Tuesday । tun,-. wUh a Patriotic party Wed- j the grocery. They have six grand- der »Urv<^ »nd Mr. and H. Hoos of Flint. Mr and Mrs. Chestcr/Stowell and i *’fdnesd*y, T Mrs Orno Knowles spent Friday eventag; Wednesday evening Mr., nw<lay nlghl. children and one great-grandson. ; ard Page and daughta Mils Brtrbura Sisson of Kalama­ were at. Wall lake Sunday MUs Dorothy Nash Is staying at ancLBaturdav tn Battle Creek. zoo was lhe guest of Miss Bally family and Mrs. Don Blivln were host and Those going from Hastings TuesFifty years ago Mr. and Mrs Mint; Mr. and Mn. | where they were guests of Mr and the Stanley Mctnert home where A weekend guest of Mrs. Kenith boatess: Thursday evening. Mr. and day are: Worthy Matron.Mrs. AvU1 Hinman were quietly married at George A. Breon and Goodyear from Friday till Bunday MnRinteendor’f of B.tlteCr^k Mrs Mrinert to convalescing from Patron. Adelben1 the home of her parents by the Rev. Clara Bryan PWier. Ba Mclntvre was Miss Janet Teale of Mrs. Richard Leslie: and Saturday Tykr; Worthy Mr and Mrs. Floyd Ecker: re­ Col Emil Tyden is visiting hU her recent illness. evening Mr and Mra. M*rt GiasI cortriaht. Mra. Bena rd Quigley. Marion J. Carley, who is now re- and Mrs. Charles Rose, Benttay: turned to their home In Detroit on Kalamazoo. Mrs. CClarence Huver returned Orter.e. Iowa, this week. ,larence ’••->«> v.I Mrs. Dora Ingram and MUs Leia Sunday having been here for ten ft rmj ntKnthari-ir , Mrs. fTi.F. L. Bauer, Past Grand Ms I ttre<t and lives in Colorado. He was 1 Mrs. Carrie H . Sparta: Mr and Ransom or of van Gali- ‘.' Tuesday Cincinnati where she Jordan spent the weekend in Grand P*®°* .U Blivln i tron and. p. _ .L. „ unable t£> Bcee thelr tartuuon Mrs Lloyd Hill and Hr. flta ,On Sunday Mrs Elizabeth Bauer. days ounng aays during me the iimras lllne.ui o: of ner her rafaMW Kainan.»e nansom Jvfrom .r.i ,l.v. «rtih Pvt Huver thcr. W. A. Hall, who Ls now con- temo was the guest of Mrs A B spent several days wtth Pvt. Huver Rapids. to be here Sunday. It wag a great Grand Rap ds. and William valescent. I Gw»nn from Thursday until Sun- aho was on leave from Camp I Mrs. Hilda Ferris of Grand Rap- B„eu -v «... w..— MUKTHY-MUKUAN pleasure, however, to have Mrs. Hill T. Waliace. Jonesville; M™. C. C. I Campbell. Ky. W. T. Wallace, of .Taner.vllle, vis- ; day. . Id* is the guest of her daughter Haney, guests being Mr. and Mrs. ahd Mrs. Bryan prerent this being Shields. East Chicago. Ind Mrs. Doris Porshey and shier. Tlie first Baptist church of Haslied Hastings friends over the weekMrs. Almira Hackney entertained their first meeting since lhe "ed- «h° calMtaUw aftwn^Urjudtd and son-ta-law. Mr. and Mra. Da»-, Don Blivln. who are moving to end. coming especially to attend her daughter and aon-lMr. Mrs. Stala V. Towner and little Id Irwin, for a few davs this week Lansing soon. Pvt. Robert M. Biiv- 7|nVnf"^«?HhirTeV'Moroan’dauah- ding half a century ago. 1 Mr and Mrs. Frank L Elsie Grand Mra. Donald Keefer today in. Mr. and Mr* Rom BMvln Mrs and Mra Itarre Hu^tw the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. M’> Glenn Abbey, and Mr. daughter. Jovoe. of Grand Rapids and Min. Jerry of Lejlle and Bernard Smith and family of Jo Visit her husband In Am^tllo. Robert V Keeler and Miss Maxine Mr. nand nittog* arta Pfe Ja*^ Murphy. sC,Both Wm. T Hinman.. «""* -------- Abbey xW“*’ ’ "* \Vnlwhtoh 'thc‘1MLs. lu“<-^Hinman 1hold3 ? are lift Charles^by’of Banta Monica. Cai ^vteit MU --------- ----------------- | Grand Ledge all called on their , of Hastings and Pfc Jarnos Murphy. horn Wednesday until Sunday. Mn. L ** ue . • • 1 son Of Mr. and Mrs Murphy parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Smith Mrs. James sing Frida- to Visit her brother-ln- Hackney spent a ftw days recently Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J. .... „ of Chicago. Ill. The church was law and stotcr. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- with Mr and Mrs RilwII Bender of ]1» N. Church street, on Sun­ M. Jaynes were Mr and Mrs - ri 1 beautifully decorated with candela­ seven consecutive years as ch.p- ‘7. “ ' ‘r’’ son Guide!, returning home Sunday in Middleville and with Mr. and day. Bernard Smith and family left George Sicotte of Grand Rapids. . .tertained with a birthday dtanc. I ferns oalms and oink gladioli. with them I Mi s. Bender spent a day in Paw Monday morning for California ■“&. r«3^uJ B.U. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Helrlgle of! : eund.r tonorln, Mr. Wllyn Out- , where they will make their home Mrs A F. Berlin of Newport. ' Paw with Mr. and Mn.. Clarence det of Lansing, Mr. Edward Smith. | v.- Hurless the bride's step-father, on account of the illness of their Freeport snent Saturdav with Mr. r Mr, Ward KFWAy .na Ma.t«r Keaa- - Rre the bride .wa? Ark.. Illis bwn spending two weeks Hackney. and Mrs. Jqhn Hoevenalr. warn B — M. Both are members of the White, here with her parenta. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. B N. Stiles returned on little son. Gary, who Is afflicted C. W. Dolan returned Saturday nelh Smllh. > • neth <1 Attending the couple were Miss shrine of Jerusalem at Grand Rap­ asthma. from a businew trip to Texas new Smith. omnn M E. Tuckerman and her sister. T-eMlay ,to her home in G^nd with MLcs Nancy Kahler of Ctoverdaie ' Bertha J Murphy, sister of the ids. They are also members of Uul Mrs. Wendell Boylan of • Battle Itaplds after a .vtoll of several days Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harrv । .. ... . . was a guest of Mr. and Mr*. Ellh Mr. and Mrs. Wendeii Boylan of groom. Miss Norma J. Anderson. First Methodist church and are Creek. Lirut Berlin flew hto plane with Mr. and Mrs. E. F Both"" B. Hurless for a few days last week Kelley and children last week. v BaUle Creek. Lieut, and Mrs Ar- CpL Kaywta McClure and Pfc John interested in every helpful com-1 to Kellogg Field. Battle Creek for, Mis. Rin Hammond had as a rOitrnan*nn*?Mr a.rH?<Mn<1RD 7-• land ~ raunity project and actvUty. Mr. and Mrs. William Schader. land Martin, Martin, and and Mrs. Mrs. A. A. F. F Berlin Berlin I DeLaney. DeLaney. ~ ------ । three days, returning to Arkansas | F”est lust week her great-grand­ Wt£v Of B»ttlpMCrrek Mra of Newport. Newport. Ark., Ark . were were Sunday Sunday eveeve- ; Harold Harold Perkins Perkins played played the the wedwedLife fifty years ago was ' ;' of — much, last Tiiursday where he is nn in- d-ughScr. Sandra Baker, of Gales- Jr . of Baltic Creek were in town Mr. Robert Kellv U in St Louis nlnv n,n5. rtlnnrr dinner guests nf Mr. of Mr. andand Mr.4Mr8 ding music “ndand James James AdCOCk Adcock USh-ush- simpler than it is today ar.d and conSTEAM HEAT ztructor. Mrs. Berlin left this Wed-; burg On Sunday. Mrs Hammond over the weekend visiting relatives K wi^ere’ KThLEnd UjUUonedM. 1 Tuckerman. g ! erect . . and friends. nesday for her home nnd will be Mr aiul Mrs. Mark Mrs. Pete Dolbee nnd daughter LffirJn Hreraek^ and Dian* HOT A COLD WAT1 to k ’ ’ ' The bride was gowned in Lhe tra- Michigan much more primitive. Mr.' accomimnlrd by her sister. Mrs. Felton.. Mr and Mnr Harry Bak t remain wltll with him Sunday dinner guests at the home >. dlilonal white and wore a finger nnd Mrs. Hinman laughingly recall Boylan who,'will visit her for a and children of Galesburg, were have gone to Greensboro. N. O.. to remain SHOWER BATH Dr J Smith of Glen Rock.'Wyo- of Mr. and Mra. North Sheilenbar- tip veil and caroled a bridal bou- the "wedding trip taken by the short time. * ' entertained for dinner jit the home visit her husband who is in train­ minx is the'guest of her relative*, ger and family were Mr. and Mrs. quet ot white roses and baby mum*, bridal couple. Following the cereLieut, nnd Mrs Arland F. Mar- I of Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Beadle ing there. Mr. and Mrs Frank Edmonds Mr^ Dora Inaram and MLss Leia Fred Birman and son. Charles, of Miss Murphy was dressed ta blue mony. amid a shower of rice and Slnjle I3.M par wfc. tin of Atlantic City. New Jersey, i honoring Mrs. Baker s birthday an clans to leave Wednesday for Cuya- Mrs Dora Ingram ana Robert and Mtos Anderaon in pink, both old shoes, they boarded a logging arrived home Saturday, called here • ntyersary. . pin«“’nhto“'for a' visit' . Jordan. . . bv the death of Arhnd s grand- Mr ami Mrs Wayne Meirickjw- hWt Falls. omo ror a vwit Gordon Irotulde. Jr., has com­ Shelienbarger and son. Robert. Jr., carried a bouquet of pastel colors, train at Bentley, a narrow gauge father. Dorr Martin They returned ••--wd o.» Mendav from a vl-ll with Uirir son in aw^n^d.ughte . -* .----------.; pleted his semester'a work In Ann .„ r----- and Lawrence Novak | Mrs. Hurless the bride's mother train that was used to haul logs ac- to the main line thirty miles dl\Wedneadnv ■ -their aon-ln-law and daughter. Mr. i ana mr* ran i rtcM.. — Arbor and returned to hti home of Hastings,, the occasion beingthe —' wore n black dress with white Mrs. Walter lewis Lewis rand children Wednesday. Mrs Elin Wolfe in the guest of nnd Mra. Kent Drake, of South Ha- ' Mr * Walter the tant. While rounding a curve, tLo ’8th birthday birthday for .t-..their cesjories and Mr*. Murphy I of Cloverdale were Sunday guests Mrs R M Bates and MIm Alice son. Richard. Two largo birthday groom's mother wore brown,both engine ran off tlie track-and the Mrs. Bc&sie Wolfe cL Battle Creek • ven , of Mrs. Ellis Kelley and children. this week 'i ML«s Marjory Stanley was the ifewlyweds faced the prospect of - Rnle* were in Grand Rapids on cakes with pink and white candles wore corsages of bebe mums. Mias Jeanne Loppenthlen was a Mrs Maude Van Gelson. Pvt guest of Mrs. Ruth Clapp of Grand guest al the Hart hotel of Battle Monday Guest* were present from Chi-,' werc served. Richard received many cago. Ill.. Battle Creek, Fort Custer, Martin Van Gelson nnd ML'.s Janet Ranltto over the weekend Mr and Mrs. George Newton en- useful gifts. Smith were the guests of Battle. Mrs Dale Bassett and daughters. Creek Friday for it dinner shower Urtained their daughter and son- Wall Lake, and Leach Lake, besides • • given In honor of Lieut, and Mrs. Creek relatives on Tuesday of last M irci.i and Jarilce. of Grand RapIn-law. Mr. and Mrs. Burr Co<-h- [ Mr. and Mrs. George Hillmans many friends here. wiiiT I Id-, spent several days last week Jack Emerson of Battle Creek. After lhe wedding a reception William Wallace of Jonesville was rnne and two sons of ColdwcTer entertained the Night Hawk Club Mrs. Edgar Tltomna I’ spending 1 wtth their parent!, Mr. nnd Mrs. with the opening party of the sea- was held at the home of the bride's a Sunday evening guest of Mr. and over the weekend. a few dnvs in Detroit with Mr. and ■ Ed Monica. . Mrs. R. G. Finnle and daughter. Mn Saturday evening. Oct. 9. Mr. parents, for seventy-five guests. Mrs. Albert Stauffer. Other visitors Mrs Erik von Reis nnd Mis* Evelyn . Mrs. Don Fl'l,er ami Mrs Maude Barbara, left Saturday evening for and Mrs. Hugh Myers and Mr and were MLss Susie Phillips and Mr. . Thomns. 1 Schomp attended the U. of M —No­ Louisville Ky | Mrs. Frank Nnwtzm Newton ranl9 came hark back Into into ’ Mrs. George 8 Fulton was In , tn- Dame game al Ann Arbor Sat- and Mrs. Elmer Laubaugh of Hos­ Guests of MiM Hazel Henry last the club this year making five tab­ CELEBRATE THEIR ting*. . GOLDEN WEDDING Kalaniazoo and Battle Creek for urdav. ro Since Mr. Kreider has entered week were Mi's Rose Abeltng and les again. A chicken dinSSr was Bunday. October 10. was a gain Mr and Mrs E F Bottum re­ W W. Kennedy of Morenci several davs last week. served at J o'clock. Cards were the day for Mr. and Mrs. William L. service Mrs. Jacob E Kreider and •Sunday guMt* of Mr. and Mrs. turned on Wednesday cf last week young daughter Carolyn Lee are Mrs. C M Buzzell of Bellingham. ergping's entertainment, with priz­ Hinman as that was their golden frnm n visit with their son nnd Freeman Furrow were Mr. and Mrs. making their home with Misses Wash., is spending a few weeks es going to Mrs. Harry Shute, Chas. wedding anniversary, which was diuahter-ln-law. Mr. nnd Mrs. CurRobert Furrow of Grand Rapids. Suzanne nnd Esther Kreider al with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ilernev Freer. M rs. Chas. Freer and Harry celebrated with a family dinner at, Mr. and Mrs. Flovd Gaskill wen- tl« Bottum of Ann Arbor, and their Leach lake for the duration. and Is helping In the caps of her Shute. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Freer one o'clock in the Masonic dining in Kalamazoo Sunday where they jnn. -Edward, of Detroit. , . ... will entertain Oct. 23. Mr* 14-one Leonard Herrick left mother. room, followed by “open house" at Mrs. C. V. Hamilton. Caecv. Town. Mrs. Kim Sigler, accompanied by called en Miss Gertrude Bentley. lajvt week for Moultrie. Ga. to be the same olace from four UH seven VM the guest of Mra. Francis Ham ­ Mrs. Henry Gagkill spent Thurs­ with her husband. Lt. Herrick who her daughter MiM BeHv Staler, MLss Adah and Miss Zells pDell. ilton nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs and Lieut. Slattery of FL Custer Mrs. Leon Doster. Mrs. Xl«ry Mc­ day in Battle Creek. is stationed at Spence Field. Ga. visited Hastings friends. Sunday. Beautiful bouquets and baskets: Mrs. Inez Feasel wo* the guest Fred 8 Jonfti over the weekend, Call. Mrs. Mary Brush, and Mrs Mrs. Huh HUI and daughter Marpotnz from here to Kalamazoo to yellow roses and yellow chrysan-। of her son In Grand Ledge for sev­ lorle visited Mr. and Mrs Martin Miss Betty recently returned from Delbert Reynolds were' guests at of i__ , ____ baskets of dahlias and ere! days Inst week. i| vfMt vi'iv her u«-« »on_ a trip «o California. dinner and for the afternoon. Fri­ themums. Mr and Mrs. Chester Stowell en- |, Mr. *il. and iuiu Mrs. *•*“». Robert •wwCr» Moore ...y,.. C visit- . Smith at Jackson over the weekend. yellow candles decorated the din-I Mrs. Guy Bauer Ml» Henrletu Dr. ami Mrs. Frank Can-others day. the 18th. of Mr. and Mrs. ner tables nd her sister and husband. Mr. and I where twenty-seven were > Bauer. Mrs. Floyd Gaskell and Mrs. acre weekend guesta of Mr. and , John F. Reynolds/at their home on ’.fra • H —u-■—u 'n-1"McGuffin were in Charlotte N. Michigan Avef. it being Mr. and seated, grace being pronounced by Mrs" FrankAndrus^at Uwlroottage Anna _McGuf fin Jiexe | burg Sundae. . .. Thurstlay. where they were Mrs. Reynolds'/'forty-first wedding William T. Wallace of Jonesville. ■"a'S/lS w , b^1Si"Xv.no,Lu.,.l,n^- I aiso’a weekend guest of Miss Mary last guests of Mrt. Mafeuyickerv. Among the guests at dinner were anniversary, several of the ladles Clare Bea{!h of Detroit visited his were former /schoolmates of the the two who nad served as brides­ Jane Andrus. maid and groomsman at the wed­ mother. Mrs. Mary Begch. on hostess. I Mr and Mr« William Sackett re­ ding In 1893—Mrs Carrie Dennison turned Saturday after a few days HUI of Sparta and George A. Bry-1 Mn. O«n L,«‘« •'[’ | visit In Watervliet. ... Foe-trie pleasure of her husband, an of Bay City. Mr. Bryan, who is I Mrs. Nelson Burroughs is In But- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs/Wlll—^-Kenneth Dunlap, on fireman 2nd a retired music teacher, led the! C Mr 5 and ^ra^Goarge Wild of . claM.'who was'hoihe a'few days' lie Creek helping care for her group in singing several toasts to ’ I daughter. Mrs. Mllborn Haughcy Grand Rapids spent the weekend furtough from Long Beach. Long 1s■, the bride and groom of fifty years : who has been ill. with thelr%aughUr. Mrs Edward land. Mrs. Dunlap entertained with ago. ' Mrs. Roy Shrt,^. —----- Van Popering. Mrs. Wild remaining a family dinner on Sunday. Th°s« Nearly one hundred friends called day from a visit with her husband for the week while Mrs. Van Popcr- oresent 220 STATE ST. PHONI present were Mr. Mr and Mra. Mrs. Ernest during the reception hours to ex­ who has been stationed at Fort and — Mrs. is in Pennock hospital for an I Dunlap. Middleville. Ml_„._..„^, Mr. -™ — tend best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. I Bcnfamln Harrison. He was trans- ing Curie. Shelby. Mr. and Mrs. Hinman. Tea was served by Mrs. I nnnmdectomv Earl Curie, —*, U«> VL'Ill I a । ferred to Camp Atterbury. Indiana S o? Mr. and Mrs Oarle I George ,1,1111.^.. Williams a and Mrs. William M. C. Musolf and Mrs. C. H. HinI last Friday. .Fuller are their dauStSr, "Mrs. Mrs. [ Dunlap, Hastings .. . daughter. . Dunlap. Hastings., , Mrs. Charles Christman and little I grandson returned Monday from a. Nev"lCwhorareRred Sunday Tor “a 1 On Wednesday fourteen members weekend in Grand Rapids. week’s visit and their son. Hubert of the Loyal Worker's class of the Gueats of Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Fuller's fiancee Miss Virginia Methodist Sunday School were enWidrig on Monday and Tuesdav Plank of Springfield. Ohlc. who tertained with a potluck supper at were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weinert was here for a few days this week, the home of Mra. Almira Hackney. of Charlotte. Today Mrs. Widrig Mrs. Henry Osborn left Wed- Election of officers was held and I leaves for a two weeks' visit with nesday for a few weeks' vlgft with the same slate of officers was re­ I Warrant officer and Mrs. Donald her daughter arid son-in-law. Mr. elected for the coming year—Mrs. । Widrig of Fort Smith. Ark., and will , and Mra. Raymond Johnson, in Edna Bassett, pres.. Mrs. Florence Chappaqua N. Y ! Fleming, sec. and treas.. Mrs. Henry JBCK niiu JIUI uunco 1 visited their grandparents. .Mr. and 1 «ar». zuu3. uavmiiuci iioirj munj 1 Oscar Jones, over the wee night i eraltaJys wVth her'risler ’firs^^vde I ^Miss Dorto Biddle of Salinas, Cai, given by her sisters-In-law at the I snvdre came last week for a visit with rel- home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Monte*. Mrs Leslie Over&mlth to also visiting her stowith eighteen guesta Overunllh. daughter Lnllves. She Is ItojMM U»-, MU'leUMeen euesU present presenL The ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Open for Business Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated AUTO REPAIRING ALL MAKES Motors REBULIT EftK•'« l!r.K _ __ IGNITION, Brakes RELINED CARBURETOR serviced SOUTH WIND GASOLINE HEATER INSTALLATION AND SERVICE MAHLER MOTOR SALES FOR RENT-Double furnished house 1909 in third ward $50 a month for entire house. EARL R. BOYES gpillHIIHMIIll!IIIUfflllllHlllllinillllHM CAROL KING Cold Weather Drug Needs MINERAL OIL, pt. 35c AGAROL, pt. 24c COD LIVER OIL, pt. 98c YEAST & IRON TABLETS, 250 _98c Parke Davis Haliver Caps, 100 __89c 3 for 59c MODESS 33c SAL HEPATICA, 60c sixe 49c ALKA SELTZER, 60c size 49c PEPTO BISMAL, 10 oz 89c ORILIS ANTISEPTIC, pt. 49c Wo carry large stock of Vitamins at popular prices. Give all of your family this protection. IREED’Sg STOKER — REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Sg; Hastings Phcna 2241 Stats & Jaffertoa —L 2 DRESSES | wife. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Biddle. D. D. Smith entertained at dinner. | Mra J. P. Delnaay accompanied with fifteen preaent. the guest* in­ b>' her mother. Mrs. J-Jemtson. of eluding tlie couples who have gone B.IU, crerk .l»nt Th.nd.r In "«« UM.Iher ftr m.rjl. J Grand Rapids. L L^kw<xd «"J£ “fl*" S'r Sd W° <&*TnJ ----------------------------------------------------------- of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Downs. and Mr* H. D Cook alro H J. Jef­ ,----------------------------------------------------------- Mr. and Mrs. Noble Cain and frey of Wilmette, Ri, who has been -'DIRECT FROM THE STADIUM Misses Charlotte and Joanne Cain a member ot the party. An informal of Chicago came Sunday for a, evening followed the dinner. week's visit with Mr. and Mrs., .* *, ‘ . RoberU Burch. On Mondav evening. A combined social and bunneas Mr Caln.and Mtos Charlotte were; meeting of the board of the W. S. in Grand Rapids attending a din- C. S of the Methodtol church was ner given in his honor by a group of held at the home pf the Rev. and I musicians nnd on Tuesday evening Mra. L. Winston Stone on Thurai Mr. Cain spoke at the Schubert day afternoon. After the business club meeting in Grand Rapids. I session, tea was served. ON Mra. Winona Downing and Miss| ’ • • , Rextae Downing of Lansing were; Mrs. Roland Furrow of Freeport weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. was hastes to her .bridge club of John Eddy. I eight on Thursday evening, with Mrs. Cedric Morey and Mary Lee Miss Jean Brower and Mrs. Robert have been in Battle Creek for rev- I Wall dorff the winners at contract, wmi eral days where her father under- I • ’ • . I Mrs. Fred Jones and her daughBOB KELLEY IATIIDAY' went an operation oh Monday. 27c WJR AFTERNOON MILK OF MAGNESIA, pt. = DRUG M?^ndPm« Maurire Ingram ent*rtained Mr and Mrs Lawrence! I Smith and daughter Donna of Bat- i ■ttewtrtSd I Mts. Gordon Ironside Joined her . ■nub.nd m YMI.nU on ^d.y .nd | I 1 HILLS COLD TABLETS , - o-„ i-. .O m. is si________ _ , Sunday from a two weeks' visit wtth ' monl »nd Mrs. John Swenson of lunch passed a pleasant evening. $1.09 VICKS RUB, small >X u-., MU' i 7,m to 1500 PRINTZESS COATS AND SUITS : gs ,Sg — ;— j n I AT 167s >« 39“ WOOL SLACKS 3.98 to 5.00 CHIROPRACTOR RES 3991 PHONE 3WS OFFICE HOURS INSURANCE COUNSELOR 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.' MICHIGAN VI. Evenings 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. * Closed Phene 234 Ski Suits ON DUTY Smooth Corolc-poco royon crepe in a group of lush, high shades. Soldier Blue. Spice Brown. Huntsman Green. Midway Red, Black. Sizes II to 17. 898 Mon.. Wed.. Fri-, Sat. OPEN Hastings Blouies DR. DERK STUIVE SfONSOHED BY YOUR FRIENDLY Ind Floor National Bank Bldg. PRICES ALL WOOL SUITS AND COATS Skirts Dorrance Trethrie Agency POPULAR Colonic Irrigation - Electric Therapy itt W. STATE ST. - Thursday Afternoon* Bine OVER KROGERS - Short Wave HASTINGS Frandsenh "Exclusive, but not expensive �tHl H4STD4CS BAXXXa, THUillBAY. 6CTQBK* 14, 1U| . NOTICE—Ah»» Ibis dsw. M. »s. 1B4S. lhav* resided at 435 E. Center «iu Mi u *.hu moved to Grand Rapids Friday; Mr. Jaf; and Mrs. Don W. Young. #07 E. Walnut, left for their new home H«»tingg Banner [CLASSIFIED WANT ADSH Young has Just been transferred OOOK BROR. Mlton IIU1ITY SEVENTH VEAH Voyle English. 419 W. Court went Friday to their new home1 in Latuuig;___ Dittmer have moved from 8. Wash Ington St., to the residence at 419 W. Court St-, which they have pur­ chased; and Mra. Jennie Stuck, who has been living fn one of the Brown apartments. 8> Broadway, has tak­ en possession of her newly pur chased home at 42g W. Walnut CLASSIFIED KATES JOTRCRIPTION RATES we Remove Dead Animals Fo> Prompt Removal of Old, Crippled or Dead ■ ■ Horses and Cows CARD OF THANKS—Tkl» u to i jia-. i. : HASTINGS Glycerin Recovered Into Municipal court w charged with fighting in the pub­ lic street. He admitted the charge, and: J Judge i Cortright gave him ■ fine of SM.and MJ days in Jail. EMPLOYMENT— HEU' WANTED Sheldon Agency All Kiada of iMUraac* Surety Bond* Haitian Swanton Agency IM W. STATE NEW LOW RATES Proparry damage and Liability yuur right to drive under new responsibility B—raw re Cvnuuin P«™ Bureau State Agent WANTED — T»</ women tor general bontework, aleady wvrk and good pay. Call or 7IAF1-1 . u WAITRESS WANTEIF—Apply Cotte. Shop. US W. Slate. >» WANTED—CARPENTERS TO WORK ON HOUBETRAII.ERS; ALSO MEN WHO WORKED ON TRAILERS WOMAN STENOGRAPHERS FOR PART-TIME OFFICE WORK; MAN ACCUSTOMED TO STOCK BOOM WORK. AY. LY ROYAL OOACH CO. 10-ja WA.NTKIF— Women, or girl for general houw work, at runntry home All mod ,rn eleetetral equipment. T... .n lam ll>. <15.00 prr week Mu*I turni.h relrrenre,. H. G. liwalinr. H No. 2. Auru,la. Mleh. WANTED—Full time aalea help. Bro Franklin Star, HSatinga. « WANTEIF— A man to work t.r the month I have 6? aere* ot work land. 1 mile*'north and ■; mile ea*l of Pralnetille Mra. Birdie Marlau. It 1. Delton. . 1014 < Con U Nice & In U hm> be 13 day 2697 MUNICIPAL COURT EDITORIALSSOCIATION ON PHONE ; \)'.n <» An mil here b phrrtog corps 1 Will Help Win Horses Cattle !4” ’5“ GRANGES 3TAH GRANGE. WAHElIOlRE FURNITURE CO E. State 81. Ph. 2»l.>, • USED CARS AND 1I0U8ETRAILEK1 £ VALLEY CHEMICAL CO LEGAL NOTICES Barry Corn Crop Short of Average NOTICE TO CKBDITOni The com crop in Burry- county was not seriously damaged by frost In September.The weather for the first ten days in October is j quite favorable. heavy•------->o i4 lands the wet weather ented "hL",. u2.h'iplanUnff lhe crop “ cai 10 14 Ual- W U1C ''“P M “ W|W----------- — considerably less than an average crop. That, fortunately. Is not ; true in the com belt of the mid1014 die west. The crop will be about Mahler 3.000.000,000 bushels in the Uholc coun’trv—the second largest in the past 23 years 220 E. Sial Fol: Ml.) WANTED—EMPLOYMENT 30 Dodge CUSTOM PlAlWINO—Keith Mead. Route 3. Il**ting< 4 >, mile. ra*t of Ha* tine* nn State Hoad IQ U FIRST *< I.ANit CAKPEXTEH < an O... do that Joti of hutlding. repairing or painting Very rra.onatl, | hone KIR SALE HASTINGS PEOPLE ARE "ON' THE MOVE TRAVELING HORSE SHOEING IN MEMORIAM LAWRENCE WILKINS Phone 7G1-F3-1 10-14 Loren ORDER FOE PUBLICATION HENRY FLANNERY n\ ii 11 PHONE 3170 Hershberger AUCTIONEER furnaces Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sanders for Rent C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. «42 E. State Call 3Haj. FOR RALE—iKerln'c torn blndee. Phon<3OF4. Earl brale ________IpJ* I’OH SALE—F’.’ll tre. ti.r ..n rul.i.. r Wayne HUI. 4 mi. .outh and J 1 t nule* eaat st Nashville. . >l> 14 rtrriee BMMy, EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT YOuR ||ENs ,.7-* NOW! in o tor some of that good 646 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS Lily White Flour PERMANENT WAVE-591 atrip good pajs. drov com Le born eon v with have hom Ar STEBBINS & JACOBS goin WE RECOMMEND FOR HAI complete itock Dr. Salsbury's ‘‘ 111 I■ POULTRY J3« E. inch St . Ha* »-vv4.4»« - ROTA-CAPS ZriRS WANTED TO lift THE REXALL STOKE PharnucHG CARD OF THANKS IKK > OF I! Quality MICHIGAN FARMER ROTA-CAPS FOR HALE—100 yearling 1 DON'T fuels | । SMITH BROS VELTE & CO KNOCK EGG PRODUCTION TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY DEWEY REED PRODUCE LIVESTOCK PHONE 17F2I HICKORY CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Hates car. be made al Ilannrr Office. FARMER'S MARKET & SEED STORE from Sir.ltf, AUCTIONEER PHONE 2131 always. HASTINGS. MK 11. Liat your Auction Sales with I IM.-. As Advertised In fuiin ANDRUS JERRY AT SIGH WORM NOTICE—Typ FOR SALE-L.A Super-Simplex ironer. Call 3SM 10-14 FOR FALK—3 <|re*,er*. It Ned*, rhalr*. ■love*. dl*ha>. 11*13 rug S'.’tl S' ; • 7. IGnotrr.-Anna lieri. 10 M lOR HALE—Hug Hvlii like new. 7*9 new ei-ngoleum: otra.ional rhalr; one white »wagger curtain tor 3 »r more adjoining window*. di«hra. Sul N. A'liurrh Ht 10 14 FOH QUICK KALE- Solid Walnut bed., mattre,*. pre war. douhlederk aprlng*. like new. 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Batteries, Alu mi: ~u> been sayi AHa lot fam ther COWS $4.00 Glycerin available from animal fats is badly needed in WAR EFFORT. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Call collect. C.-tuRMOiid .tork n on T ho the fuL R for Joy po er Ca th dlv er Ba so ad that 13.000 ra through 'Nor s?> Jus and gel hom few H high SI S*. Manitoba Maple "10 ft 9Hr: Chine*. F.tm 5-7 hleh «l 0 FOR HALF Shipping Livestock Every Saturday 1311 Bri We train, after certa form comb Ph(,'; | fleveraj Hastings resident* as the । following list shows: Mr. and Mrs. I Waller Powell and children, who FARM EQUIPMENT AND MISO. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Marshall Furnaces fltan er La’ in Em Rucke SUnto street right Stan to In the Kurr's the sa hot d heal Lookin you. Hom Theod schoo Utah. Theo, likes stripe asked ly. “I It. 1, HaMlnrs Tells everything. I am no farther AUCTION SALES IIGH" DRY OUT SDH AND STAY SOFT AFTER SOAKING WHEN work shoes dry out hard and stiff, they’re not only hard on your feet but start cracking and then they are through. No such trouble with Wolverine Shell Horsehides. From the very first, uppers are soft as buckskin and soles flexible as bamboo. Need no breaking in. They even dry out like that'after getting soaking wet again and airain. Just the same thanks to Wolverine's secret triple-tanning process, they wear like iron — save you plenty on work shoes. Come in soon...and try on a pair. �THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1943 OK. and his address is— Pvt. Victor Beislto ON THE HOME FRONT Co. E 385 Inf. 78th Div. Camp McCoy. Wte. Cpl. Frank DeLeo and Cpl. Victor Zino of Fort Custar w*re Sunday guest* qf Mr. and Mra. Rex Fore­ man. Cpl. DeLeo and Cpl. Zino were recently transferred here from the British West Indies where Rex Foreman. Jr. 1* sttir stationed, and the three were pal* for over a year. "Hollo" John Bush—bet you were pleased to have your Mom and Dad visit vou al Hiram College (neMr Cleveland) before you were Ulis us you're working at the Fleetpostofflee and expect you may be 'urE*** 01,1 On* ™ U’e** <J°°d BARRY BYPATHS Camp Davis. North Carolina Da unties. Dames.— By JANE CAMERON All of those letters mean that Vic. I Hi Betty—good wort and here's is with the AnU aircraft searchlight I the official report about you— Battalion but we wouldn't have Conway. Arkansas Note Co Der Poocy-er- Even the ' *** ?2n known If he hadn't tuld us. (You’d wlU S doSF.-V-ft? v“ WARKANTY DEEDS 4 October 1943 think we’d learn.) Pvt. Betty Leah Cooper. Hastings Now If. this Isn't a lucky break I Michigan has completed wr basic, * • • Ipold and wife, parcel section 21.' — wo don't know one when we see It. I training at Des Moines. Iowa and Wr STILL think Mamma Dionne Johnstown. —Pvt. Allen Newton had a "delay i has been selected to attend WAC enroute'', from Fort Bills. Okla., to 1 Branch No 3. Army Administration should have an Army and Navy E „J« A. Shull and wife to Claude for production. Anybody can make Reid and wife, 89 acres, section' Fort Oeorge Mead*. Mil. limed sc Schools, al the Arkansas State airplanes. 22 and 23, Maple Grove. tils stop over coincided with tlie ar­ A/8 John C. Bush Teachers College. She arrived in ... 1 John C, Schroder and wife to rival of hi* new son. David Allen 36417412 Squadron 12 Flight H Conway on 30 September as a mem­ bom Oct. 1, at. Pennock hospital. The only thing that's wrong with Claude Rosenberg and wife. 26 1/3 . AAFCC-B.A.A.C.C. ber of Class Number 9. Mrs. Newton, tne former Carolyn San Antonio. Texas Pvt. Cooper will be trained thor­ the younger generation is their plnBatson LeBaron. is living with her pat­ Keep us in touch with what goes on oughly. in nil aspects of army ad- uo square. I have yet to see a wife lot 106 city. ' ents in Nashville while Allen is in down there.’John. mlntetratlon. At the conclusion of i mother who can pm one on and Amos H. Sturgis to Dennis P. service. Papa Newton fairly bunt Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clagctt. have the Intensive eight week’* course. 1 with four safety pins and have the with pride when he said young received a letter from their son. she will be assigned to duty wiih | offspring not look like Pete, the Vosburgh and wife, parcel section David weighed nine whole wounds. Wyman, who has landed safely In a specific headquarters unit of,the I Tramp. We don t like to brag dike 20. Johnstown. Morris England and wife to Milton Good wishes to the Newton*—the Wales, he thinks It is a very beauti­ Army I fun we don’t 1 but we can put one O. Curie and wife, parcel section 6. three of them. Pvt cow, w., n.rUted m th. ?I“'W ful country. His new address te: Orangeville. . A salute-and congratulations to Kurr's mother both fellows are in T/5 Wyman W. CUgett WAC on 20 July 1943 at Detroit. Kenneth Lewis and wife to Ed­ 2nd Lt. Kenneth Dunn. Sorry we Michigan and received her recruit ?. n ‘ J *•*' * e “ • fA 1 “ h-tv the same regiment. Stanton says its AB N. 36404356 U. 8. Army win Chaffee and wife, parcel Mor­ training at Fort De* Moines. Iowa Lln hn2 ffd'J? Sta..! gan vUUge. hot down there but in spile of Ute missed visiting with you while you 7th Field Hospital . were home. heat We like to get the dope It ’ « Petty Officer 3/c with Special 5, ‘ i,. b * n d , ‘ d ue lfet 10 ulkln * aboul he's gained - a little A.P.O. weight.516 'I Postmaster Emily C. Wilcox to Frank C. W. rating for Virginia Moore, for- bany l*n«r , . # Looking fine soldier, good to see straight from you and we like to Andrus and wife, lot 7. Walldorff’s see you too but this Ume well have jnK 14 -18B By5.9Hms etaolnetaoo ■mer H.HB. music teacher, who Is , you. • Resort. Wall lake. Hope. Home on a 10 day-leave Is Pvt. to be satisfied with the official re­ Orto Springer has. received an now in lhe WAVES. Virginia writes To *11 — the NICE ■ PEOPLE who1 - •••>-." wm. Wm. h H. . Nicnors Nichols ana and wire wife t»» to Theodore O. Hayward (McCallum port—here Ils. honorable discharge from the Ariny the Art Lowers that she finished thought we' should: achieve success oienn R. Brown and wife, parcel school dlst.) from Brigham City. Kenneth M. Dunn today received because of a hip injury. her basic training al Hunter College in 7'e 1Yr,ll.n* rl,r,ld' '°VK .?.c «crlon 15. Assyria. would like to offer the worlds J-Joseph and... wife to Utah. Your looking tops too fellow. a much coveted pair of pilot wings "Hello agahvMax Makey in In- ,and te now stationed In Washing- wo lld .***« ’ “C. Derdeyn ' Theo, is with the medical corps, and was commissioned a 2nd Lt. in dla—we saw another copy of. ton. D. C. assisting two chaplains. • JJPr’k’},,b,Jor J“lncas- 11 8°“ Tomas Veld nnd wife, parcels sec­ likes hte work nnd he too wears the United States Army. This event •Roundup."—the special edition Protestant and Catholic, in arrang- : l*ke this. You see I have a gold tlon < shore Gun lake. Orangeville, stripes for good behavior. When marked the completion of one of about Bull town (with pictures!. ing that Jerrygaveme be- AFinur Arthur J.J. Young and wife to in« church enurcu music inuaic She one says say* the uie girls giris eversharp ..... xoui asked about the pin he said joking­ the most rigorous courses of train­ Ail the comforts of Home—almost. have of 'jive' nnd its her i J a'*a>'« d® Louts W Sutherland Suthet *---------plenty *-- we" -------- — and wife. ly. "1 Just haven't .been caught up ing prescribed by tlie Army. And golly there you were with a lob to see that they get something i ”iy preliminary writing with parCel shore =..~.e OuU Gull lake. Prairieville. else besides. She writes she ’ s never |Rn a,wa Y". fYici nway somei Adolph Douse with yet." His address is— crowd of fellows playing Bingo al , Adolph Douse Jr. to Wm. A. Lt. Dunn entered the Army Air Medical Unit baking. Meyers and wife. vi. so ~ where. Now - with cooking, ------ •• — Meyers and wife, lota 76 and 77 Forces last year ns an Aviation Ca­ "Monsoon Inn”—how did you make been happier in her life she wm i,.., 'cleaning. sewlns. tannine, warden13th General Hosp. cleaning, sewing, canning, gardenw ft ihvHie out. Max? fearful that th"y might assign her det and was sent directly to the Brigham City. Utah. reading, knitting. Wm. A. Meyers and wife to Adoloh A salute and congratulations to to a shoruinn.l-lyplng job. but she Ing. studying, classification center nt Nashville. We saw Paul Barnum board lhe Tenn., where he was chosen as po­ Corp. James W. Humphrey of Fort made what she hoped she would shopping, and snooping <T have to Jr IoU 76 „ Nluh. train. Alabamy bound, last Friday tential pilot materia). From there Sill who received the commission of and everything is perfect. Virgin­ know what makes |>eople tick, don t after being home for a week. We he went to an Army Air Forces 2nd Lieut. September 2. His three ia’s address is— Ii? I have only five minutes a week JuUa A. Mullen and others to certainly (nought you and your uni­ Pre-Flight Schoo) where he under­ months at O C£. were also obtained ln *‘>lch become a great Berend Beverwyk and wife, south '1 ‘ Virginia T. Moore 8P <W.i 3 c form *werc a pretty good looking went two months of arducis tough­ at Pt. SUL Following his commis­ writer. Four of those minutes are iols 1232 ahd 1233 -City. ! Room E 204 Delaware Hall combine Paul. He's studying engtn- ening up exercises and study. He । sion. James was home on ten-day spent hunting for that darned pen-. Emma j and Miidred E. Stcvera! c,1’...The.»,OtVer <’JUnULe v ,lsu.d <u? Roy W Clark, parcel shore of. Arlington Farms. Va. received his primary and basic fly­ leave, returning Sept. 11. He 1* the Cutlet Pau) H. Barnum Berni! a Cole. H.H8. ’39. daugh­ putting the furniture back right-side pjne toke Prairieville in; training at various training son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Humphrey 1 Dabv M TyIer to w Smith ter of the Lyle Coles. R. 3 te await­ up. So now you know. So what? fields in the Southeast and was of Freeport. 1 and wife, lot 19 and part of lot 18.' then sent to the Army Air Forces Here's the present address, along | ing call for the WAVES and expects You're always sure to meet.some Advanced Flying School nt Marian­ There are two schools of thought Woodland village. . to be assigned to duty any day. of the fellows corning or going at na. Florida, for two months intens­ with hopes of hearing from many: -I Best Wishes Bemlta—let ns know out here in the tall timber about. Anna Bums to Floyd F. Pinch 2nd Lt. James Humphrey. the station these days. Sunday , ive course in single engine, flying l when and where you nre located. ripening tomatoes off the vine. One and wife. 14 acres, sct^lon 16.'Or01185065 morning we nfet sailor Bob Ham­ tactics and operations. Three Cheers! for our Dauntless ardent bunch advocates putting: angevillc P.A.OK.P. Held ArUllery R.T.C. mond arriving in town for a week's , them in the sunny kitchen window. Dames. Good luck to you all. Howard Hitchcock and wife to Lt. Dunn is the son of Mr. Harry P.O. NO 24. leave—the first time he’s been home Dunn of Hastings. Mich. Blue skie; Thr other-has vou put them in a Ben. R. Curtis, parcel shore Thom- i Pt Sill. Oklahoma dark place. I decided to end thisi anMe lake. Hastings U S. Army. • rived in a terrific snow storm. Bob I Welcome home to "Doc" Caston back-fence battle, so I divided a> Ernest Krause and wife to Arloa [ Sept. 23. 1943 Harold Kimmel has reported wears a battle star on hl* service picking and put half in the dark A. Orr and o’hera 2‘-l lota, shore ! stripes, he looks great, has lhe some , who will be back in his office in a back for duty. You know there was Dear Mom: Well, another day and nothing of and half in the sun. The latter' Jordan take. Woodland good smile and Bob, Just between 1 short time. "Doc", you know, had a verv special gal back here who nearly all started to rot aroundI Marshall A. Westfall and wife importance has happened. I still pals, who was the pretty gul who Just landed at Kem Field. Utah, was pretty excited about Harold don^t know what theyare going to I the stem, while the ones in the to Clarence F. Marx and wife. par-. drove down in the Ohio car to wel­ when he had a case of Rheumatic coming home. Yes. she ta Ruth Lake j—i.u — ' " 0 dark ripened slower but in excellent cel section 34. Hope. . I Fever that really knocked him otf who Is as pretty and pleasing a gal do with me. come you home? Best luck fellow. ------------I I had a good Job today—Hope I condition. We now go on record as Leaving Wednesday after 7 days his feet—and prompto. he received as we know. She ana Harold had being in favor of the dark. quit CLAIM DEEDS home widl Don Deakliu who is on ills honorable discharge and is about big plans for a fishing trip while can land It tomorrow. I have been ’ ‘ 1 Carl W. Wespfnter. Jr., to Thel-I convoy assignment for the army readv to 'carry on' back here on he was home. The plan* worked out helping build forms for air raid Every day at 11:00. an old hen ma M. Wespinter. lot 2. block 3. O K. hut the fish—well, it saved us trenches. You see. around or rather with a medical unit,. Hope well the 'home front.’ Arriving home Sunday came Com cleaning the things anyhow, said <in the side of each barrack they starts cackling between the garage Lincoln Park City. have longer to visit next lliut- you're Ruth Fosket to Homer Sawdv. have air raid trenches and there and die granary. What a place to Harold. i Maurice Haight ..... from Camp . Philhome. Don. .... Congratulations to sailor David I has to be a form built and set in lav an egg! (Look who's talking.i parcel shore Saddle Bag lake. Wood­ Arriving home Saturday was sail- lips. Kansas. He ha* 14 day leave— another boy the trenches to keep them from Well anyway. I go tiptoeing out land. or Bob Henry who te now First. looks great—and is glad to be back Bartholomew—its Ray Stilwell to Addie M. Oliver, class motor machinists male—nice in the old home town. He said he named Terry Michael weighing 7 caving in. and that 1* what I have to find her nest and the drakes start gabbing and trying to warn her. parcel section 29 Hope. going Bob—and tlie first fellow Bob was in sc)tool about the time Windy lbs. 11 ox. He's a dear little fellow | been working on nior.t all day. dainty she can't Ruth E. Martin to Louis DeWinter I did get hooked tonight, along Their voices are saw. when he got off lhe train, was Merrick and that crowd held forth and young Ronnie and David are ■Norm’ Bogurt who relumed Sun- at H.H.8. "I was a Utile heillan". thrilled to have a baby brother, to with three other fellows, to sweep hear, nnd about the tlmq I get to and wife, lot shore Pine lake Prai­ | the theater. Got out of standing the garage, lhe did duck lets out rieville. day after hte furlough home. So said Maurice—now. can we depend plav with. David’s address is— a blast of quacki that would wake Eva A. Hecox to Chas. Cooper USK-R S. . I retreat by it so I didn't care. . the fellows Just made connections— ' on that Corp. Nice to see you and Sun Cook. New Hampshire. This place where 1 am at. as near a defense worker So. the old hen and wife. 15 acres, section 7, city they were in the same class at H. 1 don’t forget the letter you promised Mrs. B. thinks that the queerest as I can figure out. te just a place shuts up and I can't even find her. of Hastings. H. S. when we asked Bob what he’d ! to write. Florence A. Petit Cooner to Eva name for a town but it sounds lilte ; where Uieykeep you until you are say nothing of her nes been doing he summed it all up by Dot—Dash New* about yo^lr blabbermouths! ; A. Hacox. 15 acres, section 7. City saying. "Been all over the North ; 'Howdy* and Congratulations Har- a gay place to be at that. Why not assigned If Sn order comes through of Hastings AllanUc and mister, that covers a rv. Wood, who te now Pfc, Wa were write us a letter about the ptace , for a Certain klrid of man and you lot of territory." When the Henry glad also hear that you and and how everything te going with ? happen to be if, why you are as' signed and If not. ypu Just stay family got up Monday morning 'feut' (Gordon Sothard* had finally you. Betty Heater and LaVona Rock- ■ here. In the meantime you do K.P. there was Dale Henry, from Great, met. What a gabfert you guys murt Lakes, sleeping on lhe couch—he have had. ’But’ te the first person hill leave today (Thurs.) for Amar- . and other detail work. I don e mind was bound he’d see Bob and so they , Harry has seen from home since Illa. Texas to visit their soldier ‘ the detail, in fact. I ratheF likir it. had Monday together. Dale having lie went oversea*. How about a husbands—as if you fellows, didn’t | Sure seemed good today to be doing to report back on Tuesday. i letter to us Harry, about yourself know they were coming, bet you’ll , some thing of value Instead of devHome for part of Saturday and and the U. S. Marines. Good luck. meet all the trains that day—if 1 lllng around. I really' enjoyed it. that happens to be your day off. I Well. Mom. I guess I have told Sunday were Dave Goodyear. Jr. fellow. and Jimmy Mulder from Camp MeHere’s a bit of luck for Lewis Happy reunion all—the gals will | you all there is to tell today. Oh. Coy. Wls. Not knowing that they I Wilkins who ha* been transferred return Nov. 1st. | jes. I got another letter from Arloa both had 48 hr. passes the fellows ! from Texas to Camp Waterloo, Hi Steve Mesick at New Caledon- ; and also the Banner today, in and another Hl to your brother Your son. Just happened to meet In Chicago , Mich, over near Jackson. and macle the rest of tne trip to- 1 To Dwight Fteher—did you no- John, jonn. down nown in Texas. rexas. We we talked uuxea to t> Jim 26 ISH3 gppj gelher. Good to have you fellows , Ucc we had you in La., instead of ------your1 'Mom' the other <Jay, checked I home even if it can only be for a ' can. last week. How do you like up on all the news out Barlow lake Dear Mom: few hours. , Canada and Camp Churchill. way. She said Charles Tishvon is Well, Mother, this te your birth­ out there with you Steve and that day. I want to wish you u happy Home for the first time in 1*4 Dwight? i“n. te Herman Pennington (Shores Bob Cook (Ohio) and Dave Cook Prank Tlshvton has been home on a birthday as you can have for school Dlst.) for 10 days from Se- I (Calif> are hoping they'll get home 10 day furlough. Your 'Mom' looks these times. Many more of them for more Johnson Field. N. C. He’s with,' the last of this month. Now it; well nnd says everything Is O.K. you too. but hope that your sons the Air Corps Ground crew, likes wouldn’t have any connection with but she certainly misses you boys. will be there to help you celebrate hl* Job and hte stripes for good the hunting season, would it fel- Why don't you write us a letter them. Wish I could be there now. behavlor show he’* doing O. K. I lows? Steve and teU Charles •Hello' for but the best I could do was to send Poor ’Herm’ had a heck of a cold. | The Stan Wheaters' write that you a card which I hope you have could hardly talk but he was so I they are 'Michigan bound' frqm PeBoy we know you're hapoy this by this time. (;tad to be home, notliing could keep I cos. Texas, on the 15th. Hope to week Bud Waters—we talked to Thought I wtuld be writing to dm down. । see you folks—one thing we've all your mom. and sisters (and Irma's you from the hospital today, but I Kenneth Dunlap left Tuesday for learned about plans these days they little girl) at the station before they got slipped up on it. I reported on Long Beach. L. I. after being home are always—"subject to change at left Friday to visit you and Kath­ sick call thte morning. Went to the on leave. Smooth sailing, sailor. a minutes notice, but we're hoping leen In Washington, D. C. (Bud same dispensary that I did before They tell us David Townsend te you make it this time, Stan. Kathleen Daniels ... in «-««.June.) and found that the 1912th dlspen.married — home. Haven’t seen him yet but 1 whee-uf And how did it go Or- And sav fellow congratulations jui sary had been moved and another thev also said, "he looks Wonder- viile Curtiss, who made his first your promotion to storekeeper 2/c. ' co In there. They didn’t have the ful." how do you like that David? ------- ‘jump Monday. j— Did "vou • rachute Doesn’t seem like you’ve been In ' records on my foot as the 1912th Roy Wilcox looks slick in hte uni­ ar Charlie McCarthy Sunday service a year Bud, seems like you I had them They tried to get hold form. He’s here till the 18th and en­ night playing paratrooped. Skinnyare still in school. At that, guess I of the 1912th dLspensary and no joying seeing hte family and com­ told- him to Jump off lhe house with you finished H.HB. '40. Your ’Mom’ I (Continued on Page 5. Sec. 2.) paring note* with hte brother Rog­ ary umbrella, count 10, then open er who.!* home from Camp Beal. the umbrella—he landed between Calif. Roger has been in service 5 and 61 Your brother Don is now three years In March with tlie tank at a radio school in N. J. well print division. They hope Rlcnard. anoth­ hte address next week. er brother, stationed at Lincoln Air Twn Middleville boys have new Base. Neb. may possibly get home addresses. Pfc. Clare Mugdldge who so they can all be together. Roy* has been In Sicily has evidently, moved on and hte new address te as address Ls— Roy Wilcox. 16088830 followa:— * Newcastle Army Air Base Pfc. Clare R. Mugridge. 36161677 Wilmington, Del. 79lh Ord. Co. D APO 464 Raymond Price te home from Care Poetmaster. New York City Great Lake* and what do vou think Pvt. Stanley E. Johnson who was of when you mention "Bool" sailor? stationed Ln Ft. Meade for some Can't you Just Imagine how sim­ Ume but for several weeks has been ply swellegent Vic Betelto would on maneuvers In Virginia has been look in a uniform—well, he does sent to Wisconsin nnd hte address NEW HOUSE on North Michigan Ave. dose In. Has 2 because we saw nlm before he left dow te— on Saturday. He says everything te Pvt. Stanley E. Johnson, 36417373 bedrooms and bath up, living room, dining room, kitchen and nice fire place down. 1 stall garage$4,500.00 (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.) 1 Nice Seeing'You Home News. In town was .Wendell Todd who has been home In Vermontville for ■ 13 days.rcturned Saturday toBoWt-i ing Field. Wash. D. C. His Dad. A? thur Todd.worlu here at the Smith , Bros. Elevator. Wendell, who was here In school 3 yra. is with tlie photographic division of the air1 corps likes hte Job and wears stripes | for a year * service of good behavior. I Stanton Strickland, whose broth­ er Lawrence, you will remember is in England, te home from Camp Rucker. Ala., for 15 days. While1 Stanton was walking down the street a lady passed him then Came rteht back when she noticed that Stanton was in the 35th—Iter son te 1 MARRIAGE LICoNUI Robert J. Bryan*. U. B. Betty e Warner, dur tn ,ront ’hat was Eno»n ». lhe « Chute. FOR VICTORY KU Nationally Known VITAMINS AT THESE LOW PRICES VITAMINS PLUS. 72 am­ ber and black plus cap­ sules multiple $069 vitamins with iron. C The MIRACLE VITAMIN. Steam's Vitamin B Com­ plex, take away that tired feeling, bottle $095 of 100i. £ UFIOHN'S UNICAPS 100 $q Capsules ---------V I’5 VITAMIN A CAPSULES. 25.000 units $Q97 box of 100_______ U COLGATE TOOTH POWDER, QQc giant six -...33 BLUE JAY CORN REMOVER PEPTO BISMOL 4 os. six."T I CO 47c 10c CASHMERE QUET SOAP, 3 ban Cl 50c FORHAN’S TOOTH PASTE 03 60c SAL-HEPATICA 49' BOU DU BARRY BEAUTY CAKE MAKE UP. $4 50 assorted snades. I VICK'S VAFO RUB BAND-AID. Handy Band­ ages with SulfaOQC theoxolc pad. CO Treat Seed Wheat for Smut FORMALDE- Qftc HYDE, pint battle 03 Me Cl LyBARKER’S S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 You Would Find It AWKWARD K ☆ ☆ ☆ You d find if mighty awkward to keep REAL ESTATE THE SAFE INVESTMENT! NOW Is the Time to Buy It a bag of silver dollars on hand to pay fry J your bills. A checking account is so Ar much more convenient, gives you a rec Ge MERMASH ord of every bill paid and a receipt. If 32 ACRES in Rutland Township on the black top. Has all modern 7 room house, complete bath, furnace, lights, has nice oak trim. Large chicken coop and garage. $4,200.00 you have never had a checking account AN EXCELLENT 104 acres In Carlton Township, Urge house, has e'lectrtclty. 32x60 basement bam. windmill, hen you will be surprised haw little effort it house 16x24. granary 16x20 and garage. 23 acres of Um­ ber well fenced $8,500.00 takes. Come in and open one today. 6 ROOM HOUSE in the 4th ward right south of the school house. Has attached garage, lot is 5 rods by 14 rods ....— Chicks gain fast on MERMASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for HOUSE AND LOT in the villaga. ot Irving LARGE HOUSE on Main Street in Middleville in A-l condition .....$3,600.00 M ACRES in Rolland Township, large house and 2 bams, ha* electricity, most of this land lays levql--------- $4,800.00 MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, UK EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 SHOW YOUR COLORS BUY U.S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THIH3DAT, OCTOBER 14, IMS CampbeU of the WAVEo. located inkngton. MIDDLEVILLE i I ): i i . ■ r . — , . J * :■ They went by train on । children of Grand '' Rapids. Ken-1 which he said he picked up dur-1 Mrs. Alva Kenyon and Mrs Mina' ■United State* tag uw the muuui Munds campaign, campaign. nu His letJ. W T»dChicago spent the weekend at home'Tuesday of last week and expect-'neth Willyard of the-vnnea marc*।in* 1Bi- Kenyon Bunday. * “Mrs K,-. 7-TL' ... . days I I... row society will entertain Clnvsrrlata and attended several showers and ed to arrive there an Saturday wlNavy who to nome on a thirty h2d a"‘.“Z,*L/-. revived ...0* t "o Aid -niu^day.the 1* Mrs vwta •—».«* Amnno toranH Haiiirti tx>vs lexvf was with ills neon!? H? to! ® _!??— L 0 Manic* and Barbara Ruthruff o! wS» i K. %i Keith Farlee and san «pent Bund X * John. Anna and Emma Velte visited Mr. and Mr*. Ray BehMj .Sunday afternoon. * Mr. and Mra. Harold Cooke and family and Mra. Clara Cooke of Grand Rapid* were Kueaf* of Mr. and Mra Walter Ccoki Sunday. * Ms*. Bertha Eckardt who underwent a major operalion at Pennock hospital Iar' —“v Monday to getting along as could be expected. ' Sunday dinner guest* al th of Mr. and Mra. Kart Eckan Mr. and Mra. Charles Van mnin* with her grandparent*. ) and Mra. Fred Mayo of Mai | Orovt. ★ Mra. Bertha Mulllnex of the May 13 Hope Center ipent Saturday with Also, that he MM- Lenna Bishop. * Lucy O'Con. Battle Creek was a waakand gui ,nnn "ATi n*an'1 tuteneo to a radio for three • 3.or. *l*nl two days last week in of Mr. and Mra. Walter Herahbei , er. * Mtoa Betty Mullinax of Bal * Mrs. Oscar Finkoetner propne- » mt. aoa Mr* .Fred Ctoler of i ^5^n<nwhwi<he>lrrard tK’-Jap --------- -------- *♦ * , Creek waa a weekend gu«u ot 1 ii<L.n U?th.lU^tax^U^:^wUhP‘hi *SXhe?*‘M^rcta?;l»ro hoS?“ ^broadcEf tar the HENDERSHOTT —~ ------- T ifamily. — clown same for therwJS’tab?''nXr * Thi^ frtrnJnt’ Americans in the Pacific. One numMrs. Bam Rlckenmore and Mark o'Ojecn lake ci«tor * The Hrw department w“ ber wm a band rendition by an Hammond from Deter were Bunton Grand and the rivir o£-hijf ml^l American band u> a Jap Prison day gurau of their cousin. Mrs "...•"■J' ~<T^PW,vtUeHtAkrwi wnd I east* nf Irvine' Monria? aftarnnnri - caD1P Jolu‘ w“ one °* tlie boysChaz Hendershott. * Mrs. Floyd frh‘Sto Ota wiSIh^Dirk Stav.n4 th? wtent o^The who aUo *“ *bo»rd a »Wp that was GarrUon called on Mrs. Forrest Hall Jor.es ha-.W n*Uhbor ’.‘“'S"1 heard ,he eMUnt Of sunk l**t winter and when you fwl at Pennock hospital, on Saturday. Mi* Ruby Seybold and Ml H Mrs Wm A Trumble "atn,Mte' _______ like grouching over rationing or Mrs. Hall to recovering nicely from *£r*r win 1 £uoday forenoon Mra. Bcolt and —1..., -, . D I some small matter think of John serious burns sustained, week before «»«s» JUn-wu•.« R.P.H.-- Th« Mra. Frances SeekeU and little omc their first jreat-grnndBoya in Service, and thousands of our boys who are last, while canning vegetables, a over there giving up all that to near Miss Elaine Van Hom of Hastings w.s^.^.'WjnsH.-^eS: ___ ...... daughter.' Mary Ellen of Vermont­ Lo\vtndHir and Svbta IGoi^ -ind^the address sent hSuMrento^toj •** *e,r to thera Mra. Ronand <dear them.- Here Here to is Joitn'i John's ya* >** the the weekend weekend guest g^eat of of ^Mr*, Ron- id* suited Mr and Mn Victor Ville spent Friday night and-SatBerUn SdMr SnC’ M?i Harold urday with her parents. Mr. line! and Mrs. Deigh Palmer of Chelsea meet Thursday. Oct. 21. at the home Eckardt and family Saturday after- . pjtunger and daughter of Lowell. *2 MH. Wm. McKentt. * Mrs. Ger­ have been assisting this week in Blodgett hospital. The baby is; Lieut. Carlton Swift has been *7". Inhn r>n»wrlinn of Mr* Robt GarrUon The Quimby noon Mid alao called on Mra. Bertha ! Mr an<] jjr* Roy Strong of Carn Mid White was taken to Pennock ti»e care of Utelr brother and fath­ ,.w the granddaugher ot -Dick --------------------and Eva confined in the hospital in the i society will be our gueats at dinner ........ . .. Krottje. * I, hospital Thursday and has been er. Fred O. Btokoe who has been Trumbte Mrs. Margaret .camp in Missouri the past six weeks n^,°Pr7Lc.^o Calif tings. * Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bchnel- 1 *nnts Strong Rev* Rov and Oonf nnd wc hope our members will make der very ill. ★ Misses Helen Coman and (। 111 several month* and whose con­ Mullto Mrs.--------------------Ehuoa with -------------------------a back difficulty. S*” Francisco. Calif accompanied Mr and Mr*. E. j Roughtan of iX odSawwe fftl MullLs was was the — gueat „----- ---of--------an rxtra,effort to be preaent. Marcella Davis of Jackion spent Lhe dition at present to very grave. * Reed In Grand Rapid.' RajJidxon an WednesWednes-jj Pvt. Harold Kermeen Is expectexpect- ' T Bate* to Middleville Sunday af■ । supper gurau SatardaFeventag J Mrs Albert BriU entertained at . temobn where they visited Mr. and I weekend with their parents, Mr. Tlie Rev. and Mr*. O. A. Stcoby day last. * MLsse* Marilyn Gillette ed home any day on furlough the; and Mra Dele Geiger arid Patav and two sons,, of Howe. Ind., were dinner on Sunday honoring her and Mrs. Frank Coman and Mr. Ur. A.ulrzw ruoklnu. Ur Pink- 3 O^Sd Udi USXtirt.JiS and Helen Frey of Leighton have first in six months from Aberdeen. mother's Mrs. Esther Lahr's eightvvisitors of their parents. Mr. and end Mr* Clifford Davis. The boys aeem to have let the completed their three month* pre-. Md. His folk* and one of the teachIx-lnT been to wellleft recently. Mr*E>S Her-I and Mr and nursing course at the Unlveralty ers are especially happy. Leonard Elwood. Philip Nichol* Mrs a ...: C- Johnson ...—. — —. — girl* of the T-K high school have nlntli birthday; Mr and Mr* Otto ;, J Misshasn't Father Schuler Mon- •. Sunday guesta of Mr .ndand Mn Mrs Geo DeMott, from the Gregory district. and Fran Glover, all married men.. Mrs. Oto. Steeby . from Wednesday *----- iltal. Ann Arbor, and are at all the clast honors in the three up­ ------------morning for TUcaon, Arta. Benedict and wxr.t tn Detroit last week for ex-![to to Saturday. Tlie Rev Steeby Steebv was !V'"r and Joanne Joanne ot of GreenvUld Grcenvlllt| per grades Elections resulted us Mias Thyla Perry of Quimby nnd day ...v.r home* for Mfew days before Pleauni Birthday Event where she will spend tlie' winter Benedict Richard DeMott of Hastings. After ­ were Sunday visitor*. Mr*. Geiger! HaturdfJ1**0 MrY°arS,Mrtnr<Rovtd « oln K t0 Butterworth hospital in Several elderly people were en"Olng to Butterworth^ hospital in * Several elderly people. were en-j follows— months. have b»-en accepted. Deputy sheriff had the misfortune to hurt her! Of MeJritt Mr? Much Grand Rapids for their regular tertained nt a chicken dinner. FriSeniors—Pres.. Esther McNutt; noon callers were Mr. nnd Mrs. Jerald Bedford, father of three small Krnyon ot Merritt. Mr*. Rose Mttcn1 «-...* -■ »*.. hand In the wringer. ’ * * A-™. Postmaster and Mrs. dav at the *,„„. home of «« Mr*. Frances vice pres.. Lillian Chapman; sec... Jos. Pflug. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton ’ children, owner of lhe hardware ell, Mr*. Pearl Kenyon. Mra. Sarah Lahr and Mrs Kuhns, all of.Hos­ SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Mr. and Mra John F Brake! ' went Campbell were Saturday callers ,*• iardner .' ‘ J, to Detroit. White and Mrs. Mattle Garrett on. Patricia Seery; treas.. Helen Me- tings. Altho Mrs. Lahr has had Last .Week's Letter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra! ------— lays' visit with Grand Rapids fit- for the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs A. C. Johnson. n?r Wrr^Me serious illness thL\ summer she to Henry Hynes of Woodland and Arthur Van AUsburg of Grand Rap-1 fcKevili is as- of the Bist birthday of Mrs. Let Junior*—Pres.. Alice Williams; able to be around and enjoy life., Claire Murphy of Donna. Texas. and goe* to Detroit Tuesday for Frat^are^tavinrvleatlon . z-m*..... -ii __ storing at the poatoffice’*whBe Cliffz'l.n Duffey. Others' present? aiTneighid*. Mrs. Mary Bldieman wnr| examination. * Mr. •”'* Mrs w k. th?to dutie? it *ih? K?mUro„mJ? 14 Honc * P*1 Earl Schl«h IcH-bors. were Mrs Sarah Boyce. »5 vice pres.. Beverly Sweet; sec.. Joan Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Clin- ' X°re Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. teaches the Darby school and had! ton Lahr took her to Cedar Springs. nnd Mrs. James Guy. * Mr. and spent lhe weekend tn Grand RapJ Idebler and Mra. William Llebler Huh'ii^Grartd?R*tM' and*.ra vtal? for Pocatello. Idaho, the first of the years old. Mrs. Clara Ctoler, M. Wilson; treas.. Roberta Stage!. Sophomores — Pier, . Lorraine. Grant and Sand Lake, to call on Mra. Glenn Wotrlng and Ml** Bcttv Ids accompanied them home. *] were Sunday- dinner guests ot Mr. the0tarmeFa’,brotherarv?mnr week- afWr a fcw dayt 'wlough Mrs Albert Vrcdcnburg 79. Mr and Mra. Leon Slater ' in Brand X5f5!?r' spent with hto mother. Mrs. Ida: Vrcdenburg Bl nnd Charles Kcr- Wheeler; vice pres., Lois Johnson; relatives, in honor of her birthday. ' Wotrlng of Lansing were Sunday Mrs. Emery Kime spent Friday with! sec., Barbara McIntyre; treas. Lois Mr. nnd Mr*. Albert Brill accom­ guests of Mr. and Mr*. Latrd Wot­ her sister Mrs. Mabelle Yoder ofl Rapid*. • Petty ---------officer -------Hazel i Lectka. Pham. 3c at Seattle. Wash­ Sohteh. , , meen. • ------------u .( Kaechele. panied them on the trip. * Cards ring of Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Freeport. * Mrs. Gordon Smith haJ ----- I The Rev.---------------------------Karl Keefer and< daughFreshmen—Pres. Ward Seery; received from Clinton Brill show Mrs. Otto Schreuder and family, come to atav Indefinitely with bel Middleville Woman'* Club 1 ter. Joyce of Second St. MethodistL vice pres.. Jerry Bonneville; sec.. that his ship is still on the Medi­ Mm Alice Grant and M1m June folks Mr. and MA Lester Lond : church. Grand Rapids brought EarlI Opened it* season Tuesday with Donna Carey; treas., Lois Nagel. terranean. He has been there all Grant of Grand Rapids. Joseph while her husband is flying plane! pot luck dinner The afternoon's *' I Stokoe to visit nls cousin. FredI at ------------------Grant and daughter. Allee of Battle summerpresumably He says he Ls feeling fine * Mi l across very soon. —.cr.t was visiting the \ Stokoe, Tuesday and called on hl*■ rr.tcrtalr. entertainment nnd so far hasn't had a scratch on Creek spent Sunday at the farm. * and Mrs Emery Kime spent Sun-1 N mother. Mrs. Emma Williams * White Produc Products Corporation—the him. altho they have had plenty of Master Carl Wesplnter of Hastings day with Mrs. Mabelle Yoder. OorJ N Ed Talbot has resigned hto clerk-■ ladles --------­ two groups. going •in excitement. don and Nonna. ■ 0 ship at VanderVeens store and to. New Industry in Town | O i now behind the counter at Kroger-*. I'OATS GROVE ■ Tlie Blake garage has been trans- ‘ —to both men and women, on just your own signa­ Si * Mr- and Mrs. Glenn Solomon andI NEWS IN THE MAKING... ...* ... u Mrs. J. C. Furniw 1* visiting In Last Week's Letter and N son Curtis and Mrs. Veszle Harris, ferred into a defense plant Two of our home boys have re­ X । attended the funeral of the la-• started operations thLs Monday tlu- home of her soh Lewis Furniss Tuesday night at « 30. listen* ture ond security. Cosh advanced up to $300.00. ------- ... atxj famj|y m orand Rapid*. * Mr turned from army camps with hon­ O dies' aunt. Mrs. Carrie Dygert at ; with between fifteen and twenty 0 ' her Bowne township farm home oni women employees. The wotk to and Mrs Dorr Webb were Sundav- orable discharges Clarence Steiner carciully-prepared account of tlid Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. X Tuesday- Mrs. Solomon nnd Mrs pleasant and it is expected more vuitora In Ann Arbor. * Dr. and has spent, three years In lhe serv­ new* of the week in a REPORT! X . Harris remained through the afl- will have work. With shortage of la- 1 Mrs. W. A. Vance. Mr. and Mrs ice and won two medal*—the Amer­ TO THE NATION-a show] X emoon and returned home with rel- bor everywhere there seems to be Ed Hafner and Mrs. Elsie Funilvs ican defense Medal and the Army winch, m .10 tracked minutes—takes] visited Mrs Maude Wotruig In East good conduct medal, and Donald * 0 1 nt Ives going to Kalamaxoo. * Miloi a job for all who wLsh to work. Lansing Sunday P.M. * Tlie Rev. Chose who has been in fl irospital ' V Bixler of Grand Rapids, formerly you around the globe where thq Birthday Surprise mid Mrs. Kcnnilh Griswold were in In California and had spent ten ' news is happening ' Paul White.] X । of Middleville has been called for i Hie official celebration of Loren Grand Rapids Monday attending a mon His In Camp. Both boys have ! X ; service October IBth nnd was call-• ne*» editor for CBS. directs this] birthday. wet. Oct. s 5 too. took conference of Methodist ministers. ,. been employed as cooks We wish । X ing on friends in town Saturday'' Tungate's luugaics mruiaiy. 101» W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. factual, living display of vital news. 0 : nnd also visited ills mother. Mrs place the next evening when a com- * Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Cronk and ‘ them success In their civilian Ufc. I Dick Kimble spent the weekend HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE 2722 0 i Lena Bixler al Hastings, Sunday panv of seventeen people enjoyed children of Coats Grove were din­ FUN WITH DUNN... < l Hto two brothers Forrest and Arlle a birthday supper in hto honor at ner guests In the Fred Camp home at Saddlebag lake with hLs uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs Lynn Os'• i are also In service, the former In lhe Glenn Allen home at Parme- Sunday. MICHIGAN FOOTBALL . the north Pacific and Lieut. Arlle lee. Besides Lorerl. hto wife and The furferal ot Mrs. John Green, p,o<ai. * Miss Ruth Woodman of GAMES ON WKZOI Bloomfield HUI* school spent the I of the air force in the Texas and daughter Charlotte and her Infant a resident of Nashville for many WKZO at 4 P.M. — FUN 1 south airfields. <o,‘l others present were Mr. and years, was held at the Hess funeral weekend with her parent* Mr. and. WITH DUNN-Eddie Dunn “I! Mrs. Peter Peterson and mother. Mrs. Ctolr Tungnte and son Paul of home on Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. H. Woodman. Sunday after­ in full. Eddie's a master adMrs. Carrie Sickel were at Clare i Caledonia. Mr. nnd Mrs. Shirley- Calvin Plumley spent Wednesday toon callers there were: Mr. and libber. once etn-ceelng a 3-hour John Woodman, Clarence । last week looking after the latter* Kermeen and son Jack of Pkrme- in Grand Rapids with their daugh­ Mrs variety show with bsnafit ot property. * Mrs. Mattle Lectka went, lee. Mr. and Mrs. Harrv DePuit and ter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Steiner and Mr. and Mrs Ray to the nome of her daughter. Mrs. son Jack and their son-in-l«w and Winston Sheffield of Traverse City. Pierce of Dowling. * Donald Chair OCTOUKK as— any script Adding . musical Frank Castle in Prairieville. Satur- daughter. Pvt Harold Bulllment. After AllCr letununa returning home the Plpmleys and Miss Darts Craig of Hastlm-, enjoyment to the fun will be SUrhlciR »«. lUlaali at I III p.au -----------------------day for a few weeks'--------visit. * — Mrs. .. wife and infant, n-ceived a telephone telepl — . — - ----------, .. of .. Beverley .. - and n-ceivcd call from Ciili- *pcnl Thursday night and Friday iCBS' “Three Sisters" and Jeff jonn John DcWatler De Wat ter of Battle Creek was wo*, the Allen family Needless to sav say.fonDa forma from their the son Capt. Mcr- iit Lawrence Chase's. * Miss Bettv novembbb »— Alexander's orchestra. Just for ■< Ann Arter it n«s *.nu a caller on Middlcrtlle Mlddlcflfle friends Sat-[all had a happy time together and W wvn yn who to now no In Mure Island Kimble nnd friend. Miss Wtnntc fun, h-.ar Eddie Dunn! urday and took her sister. Mrs. the three babies saw there were hospital for treatment. The writer Lancaster of Hastings spent Sun- novkmiikr ij— wtx.mi. at Ann Arter at lit* p.m. Rose Mitchell of Lincoln. Ncb.j no dull momenta--------------------------------- i-. SUrc tj>|5 WM tlie -End of a Per­ dav at Flovd Kimbles. Afternoon ! CLASSICAL SINGER... home with her for a vtolt before ~------ — . , „ . ,; feet Dav' for Mr. and Mrs. Plum- Fallers there were Mr. and Mr? 1 unveMiirn Oku "to" Arte, .1 iui .she returns west e Mr and Mr*. T*»nrnappleTKeUo«« School Carnival ],.y. * John pctttbone and Harold Chas Farthing of Woodland * Winter-weight oil and ■■■!■■ CBS is justly „ , u ** A“n *' R. I. Kenyon left for their home The T-K. school airnlyaI will be p.udlc are In Detroit today .Mon­ Miss Doris Coals is working now in I . 'Alt tlrnn* lilUd tte brondrant Him* in Merritt, this Monday after a held at the school thto Friday night ' day • and leave Na*hyllle. Tuesday, Hastings 8 Announcement has been made bv , un *u o,«r wkzo, R»o an rour dui) masterful rob few days visit with her stoters, Mrs Oct. 15. There Ls always a lot of ( Ior Great Lakes /Navy* Training being done these I Mr. and Mis. Geo. Brisbin of th? [ -----------------------• Sarah Campbell and Mrs. Pearl fun at thLs entertainment so plan I station. / \ ! The NashvWe Women'. Uterary ahead. Mobile Mbtor OH* hat 1 W',AT ?ould be p,n‘h' singing Kellogg Field to take place In the j -.J6.’- w,la, could '">»>> tlian church here In the near future A Dinah! Dinah Shore of course—lhe Your cor will go just os atnUoned at WUltamsburs. Vt. Hft school football team lined up it* ™e ctuo room*> m Putnami ubrary Word has been received of the mar- 1 girl with the golden vocal .chords wife and baby are with her parsecond yietoro jn the third game of *«£. “ n,,^ lu-inr II it now riage of Urut. Cleon Smith, sta- and the glowing personality, now tar tn peace or war— noted tar giving . tong engine enls at Dighton. Hte brother. Dun- ‘he season Friday night bv trim- 5!”a11 taS£* aI~d “•g“{’’n ' ,n charBc of her own show over try Mobilga* and Oil. Ufe. It's a precaution yon cant American Mck> ran to with lhe Naval air con** st < mhtg lhe NashviUe boys 22 to 8 In; Helen stark of Midland. They were , wt'/n a.tn married In Toledo Ohio. Dec 19 ■?,,*? M 30 dy Hour 'every Clirtotie. Texas, andl a ( . wavianH .*-5, - guest* and *poke briefly of th* work 1942. but have just announced lheii I 1 ,,ar% Y°n ."ll 7 ursday evening isissr sitt'A<*“'?■.Jt “te? marriage. Mrs. Smith has joined uouncer—and the show includes, in -officers training at Alma. Tlie at / ;30. over her husband now. 1 addition to Dinah’* smooth singing, boys al! lived in Middleville when WKZO. singing Mrs. E. 3. Thompson to kith her I well known radio guest stars, small. the locals with Skrldlng scoring for I P9* “5^* wrioi^i daughter. Mrs Agnes Haight m I You'll enjoy the DINAH SHORE Sunday dinner guests at lhe Clif­ Nashville The T-R hnv« mari» c,ub member. Mrs. Blanche Wright ford Davis home south of town, two as her husband ls still in SHOW Thursday* at 8 30 P.M. extra potataan a Mtatv and »'.oMes* for the afternoon introduced HMtlnRS al melodiea. Miss the University hospital. Ann Arbor. [ ______________ . U$| « “■ ^'»= were Mr and Mrs; Ernest Davis of ito ft’s Eileen Farrell . Farrell has iu«t* Mrs Hildred Chase and her MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR Martin, MLsx Marcella Davis of m. »? pil", ™; mother Mrs Ora Lahman went to. MORALE BUILDER... , r Jy won the . raise Jackson and Miss Mary Moe of Svhn:K.£rJ"'’Tte 'SSTnm? S’" A soldier back on leave was ®. f ™ n> : f,nr in­ Middleville. Sunday evening call­ torn C?todonia Ck? 15 ” e-pecially delightful Mrs Wright Nashville last Tuesday to visit with I PHONE 2554 BASTINGS , ers were. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lyons to at Caledonia. Oct. 15. ( pr(.icnU^ the guest speaker. Mrs Carl Lahman'and observe her I asked how his visit could be made *£* rt"*'e 1 »”'• John m and two grandchildren, local. Mrs. Attention Eastern star .*ten*oer» I Mrs. Hazel Sowdon. uLm> of Orand birthday. * Mr and Mr* F c Charles Thoma*. Wing called nt the Jesse Chase ~" ’ ” rc enjoyable. Hi* reply, told in Lucena Pierce of Caledonia and Q The regular meeting on Friday, ?h,°.RavL “ Vrrv a letter home Stutdnv ------------------------morning and visited I to Nila Mack, wa* novel. Nr and Mrs. Earl Willyard and “ night oct 22 will be advance of-'ar,d helpful address on Keeping • iiSX- Xi i*5; « »O. luck"4-1 ”r“ V..M..KC.I Mrs. Ethel Hall who Is ill. *-MK< ' lie asked that the radio be tuned “MOORE-DURANTE" SHOW... Mnurine Clum was home from het . lo CBS so he could hear Mis* You've enjoyed the fun dished . per at 6:30 o'clock. Put the date ml World. worK .Macks' program of fairy tales, out with such atoceity by “the | vour memory book and attend. i Ernest Alderson. *on of Mr* end. "Ul's Pretend" (WKZO 10 05 nose”, or limtny Durante — aAd .-----------Robert Budle arrived last Wednes------------------ ■< • * A.M. Saturdays). The !2-year-old it’s cv^n better when he i* coSouth Thornapple Farm Bureau I day for a short furlough. He is sta- NORTHEAST WOODLAND nrogram had been his favorite since starred with Garrv .Moore, .vlio k The Next meeting of lhe South ; Honed at Torpedo Base. Piney Point Last Week * Letter Thornapple Farm Bureau group grouo willi will* Maryland. Mra. Mr*. Budle and son non spent Mis. Vina Letson hf Grand I-edge I boyhood, and he confessed that in al«o n »crew-bali. There are laugh*, be held Thursday evening. evening. Octo* Octo-:the theweekend weekend InIn Bay Bay City CHy where wherea a spent the past week atthe home; the army he listened to it regular- all over the place in their new show ber 21 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. family reunion was held in honor o. of her son Mr. and Mra. Will 1 lv because "it makes inc feel closer heard over WKZO .Friday night* Emory Ftnkbciner, on the west Ernest. * Mr. nnd Mra. Byron De- Lctaon and family. * Ml»* Max- I to home". at nine. —Adit. county line. Pot luck light refreshGrew entertained on Sunday with ____________________________ I ments. n family dinner, Mr. and Mra. j George DeGraw and sons of Battle WUJ -------------Creek. Miss Lyla DeGraw of De'_________ Attention—-----------Parmelee Ijcllr* Aid .Members trolt. Mtas Helen Sullivan of the Th* ladic'* of the Parmelee aid Canadian WAC stationed at IxinI £ Jane is a war-worker in a city far . - -oci.-tv -.nil meet a-, the rhurch; don. Canada, also Mi and Mrs J on Thursday. October '.’I. for pot > V.' Sullivan and son of Nashvlll* v I . from home. She’* making radios for luck dinnei and to clean the Guesta in the Calvin Plumley home ■ : ' , O ■ church and have it ready for the Sunday were Mr and Mrs. Free tank*. Being only 18, she sometimes gels annual chicken supper the next Sa tow and eons of Pontiac also homesick, so she has been calling her week. A sink has been donated ond Chester Plumley, local. Mrs. Satou the ladles would like to have a few is the daughter of Chester Plumlev. mother on long distance^oncc a week. men come and dig the drain ditch * The Women's Missionary Society —even the donation of a couple of of the Evangelical church meets Last week she didn’t call. Instead hours work will help. Tlie ladles Oct 13 In the home of Mrs. Fred have worked hard the past few Ackett * Mrs. Ida Wright is hos­ •he wrote a letter: , months and mined money, to re­ tess tn the Nashville Garden Club. decorate the church auditorium and Tuesday. .Oct. 12, hope to finish getting the church j in a spick and span condition. SOUTH SCHULTZ Jerry O'Connor was brought home . Interesting Letter from Bronson hospital Saturday, Ust week D O Doyle received a and is gaining nicely. * Mr and ven- Ihttftsting letter from Cpl Mrs Homer McGowen went to I John Robertson of the south Pa­ Grand Rapids Thursday to visit cific enclosing three stamps for his Mr. and Mrs F. Cole over the week­ | collection. One stamo was from end. * Mr nnd Mrs. George Shcl। New Caledonia, one from NeWHe- Ooil of Bradley nnd Mrs. Susie Minl brides and one a Japanese stamp of Muskegon visited Mr. and An ______ ' :SS 2J? &2J NASHVILLE PERSONAL LOANS STATIC -WIN WF In state a drink Industi advertl Inform title :.* back u (J PETER* CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION UF PRESCOTT I PRECAUTION FOR COLD STARTS McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES and gL benefi •tick o M1 Judge" that th states lion co THER It abatal buslne Marsh presen Jorlly Jorlty •'light objec Of 404 claim reliev vitho liquo Proh JANE IS A 194? < befor "LI Q of re celve vote habl % lufe. •- • -9 a! SAFE PACKING CAN BE LOCATED BY LOOKING IN TMC YELLOW PAGES OT THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY UNDER THE HEADING “GARAGES' JMONEY Q( °8 DO ] Malte only the most neeeMory calls to war-actirity areas. 2 If lhe operator ash* you Io limit your call to 5 minutes, please MJCB1GAN KILL TBLKPIONE COMPANY ,J1 ale sh tu H m su by REMODELING REPAIRING OR BUYING HOMES. See Vs Now—Reasonable Terms THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldg. others art watting. field W S/° ■ r Long distance lines to war-huty cen­ ter* are particularly congested. Only you can decide whether your call is so im­ portant that it should he placed on those overburdened circuit*. So, please . . . Bap JFe th e o Mambers F. M. L. B. Phone 2503 Sell War Bonds and Stamps o B �————————“—! pUZt uJlilUbter, with , uu praeioU* ton* of sugar go into Ita'SOUTH TIIORNAPPLE manufacture, and although men Last Week* Letter IS X ,S? Mulllnex o iktnd guest Imer Scott Scott and and familyI K Hurohij ■f Lowell, il ig Of Carl-1 n of Mnl ' and Opafl a were heil evening. r and Patavfl turday amtJ 1 Mra. Her-1 Greenville Dm Geiger hurt het P. Brake] and Mra| Irand Rap-] man wh<d il and hacij rand Rap-1 home. *4 Tiday with] Yoier of] Smith haJ ’ with hi . J nter LunJ ing planer! oon * Mi l Dent Sun-1 [NO... REPORT where the ul While. vitai news.I \ Another “Old Judge” Says. BOWLING NEW5F“*a'st’^f“ ‘ I spent Priday night ahd Aatutaay I with her sUtef >&s. WvU &cSffi? Keith Chase provided the thrill I France* Dee in "Souls, Al Sea­ In the BUs* League for th* week A trial of a tea captain which lire* and gas to run your farm* Ojjvef and furnily of near Hastlna* Ela Wertman and Mr* Bia and at lhe same time led the in- electrified the world a hundred ° food for our boy* on the spent Sunday in Hasting* with *trict spent the sraekand In Tpndividual scoring in the city. He1 years ago form* the thrilling theme fcar fronts, remember when you J^lr parent/ James Oliver and anU * Mn Crystal WaUon and Mt Started with a mediocre 162.; in this story of the sea. vote, that many precious ton* of family * Mr* Nick Maljor and »[*nl lht weekend with Ru*rubbrr and barrel* of ga< arc con- children spent Monday wiOi Mrs •*! m Bttroit « Josie Leinaar of 225 to amiM a big 618 **rie*. .' -....................................— - sumed bv lhe liquor truck*, and FrBncj$ Oliver and family ♦ Mr* Delton is visiting her sen Hcpry yet the liquor interest* tell u* to Claude Rosenburg passed Tuesday and family. ♦ Morri* Benedict wno vol* No and protect the interwt* wlth Mr, chartie Andler white Jotn.ed,!,h* Na’ry u »Utloned In of our b°y« on the War Front* jgr. Andler was combining clover I Farragut. Idaho. Clara M terle* i 186-184-2M) for himself;----------------------------------------------------------- What are you going to do abou.it? > Mri Cecll Prcston and ----------------- w-w ... ■■(-----Dave Goodyear missed the select! Oct 9 1843 ' R 2 H^tma? Mich 'l'lldr’,n harvesting HICKORY CORNERS Havens at Dttrcxt. circle by a few pin* to finish with l Hastings Banner' . Mailln*’. Miw1 benns over at lhe Pryor farm on ; .. . Roy Oaks. Mstvln ----------------- -----------------------i Tuesday « Mrs.-Andra* and family I , FrWay N1<hF' 001 14 wU1 ** tua’ a 500 count to spark hl* Goodyear, Have read the Hem* in the papers Mr and Mrt. O Bros Hdwe. team to a three game about our coming voting spent Thursday with Mr* Ben U/ night at the Methodist church. Glass Creek spent OBITUARY OF victory. __ I what better set-up could Barry FLORENCE V. MOTT Park* and family. Maynard Park* There will be a potluck supper at 7 with Mr. and Mrs. Commercial League: Trto Cafe get? Only we who are registered can Kn-, was combining clover and seedbS again ociorv The wsrs will tn»«e at Florence V. Pendill ----- ------->”.ni TliundBS. lu.il nmn w' ?*~L..ML.“SJL“ <2>—Hastings MfgOo.ll); State'buy liquor If we so desire. Noone unIiuulatlon (3>—Medics (0); Andrus der age can go buy a glass of beer September 8. 1868 on the Pendlll Clrter assisted and finished putting 3 ocm 001 19 al ““ church Item Warner who l» home on ftwHervice (2»—Mooee (I); 40 M and where It is sold I think It is wrong homestead two and one-half mile* by the other silo at the Johnson Metal room*. * The R«v. and Mn. louxh. * Hubert Bchter had the ....--I- home - ,_____ ...Mra. . ..J- W.T McCue W -* — ware * — *----Hickory Comers, the and ..Wieringa Ms <31—Food center (0>; Oood- to teach children beer is a sin to west of * Mr. and of Freeport ben I misfortune to fall oft a horae and year Bros. Hdwe. <3>—Coffee Shop drink. I alone raised a large fam- daughter of Cortez and Helen Pen­ Charlie Andter spent Sunday with Saturday to attend the funeral of sprain hl* left arm Saturday Bight ‘0’, , . . , Hy- I always told them beer was dill (pioneer* of Barry County> and her mother at Dorr , Mr* Florence Moll. The Rev.McRecreation League: Strand <31—I o. K. if used right I brought it granddaughter of Elijah Pendlll. ‘ ----I Middleville <0>: Bliss <2>—Hastings into my home and gave them some first Mayor of Battie Creek. She CEDAR CREEK Mn. Fanny Smith of Kalamazoo U Ice and Fuel ill; Piston Rings (“) now and then. They are &o now passed away October 6. at the Crispe spending a week with her brother Last Week's Letter —Leonards (0). that a glass now and then is all hospital. Plainwell On November and sister. Prank and Clara Messen­ Mrs. Marguerite Austin of Bat­ ger. * Mr. and Mn. George Elliott with him. He left Friday fa Piston Ring League: CIO <21— they care for. Grinders <l>; Machine Room <21 I I also explained what running E Mott who passed away October tle Creek visited Mrs. Minnie Camp­ of Detroit spent the weekend st Hia address la: Sgt Glenn Kahler. Aik. —Office <1>; Navy (2)—Engineers around on street* after night would 13. 1815. seven children were bom bell. and Mra. Cecile Owen one day the old Will Elliott homestead. * 36464314 tl). lead to. This soaked in—so whene­ to this union, four of whom survive, last week. * Mr and Mr*. Ardy Mr. and Mrs. John Mourer visited Blis, League: Shop Office <2>— ver they went—Mother was a child Vaughn of Scottville, June Chap­ Owen visited their daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Nobles of CUFoundry <1>; Office <2i—Electric­ with tne children and we ftever man of Cressey. Lora Duncan of Mill Maynard in Kniamaxoo one max Sunday. * Guests of Mn. H ians (1); Engineers <21—Tool Room had to worry. I think these good Kalamazoo and Florence Hughes of night last week. * Bom to Pvt. E Barnes Sunday were her son and people who are against beer. etc. PralrlevUle. Two children died in and Mrs Richard Leinaar a baby daughter-in-law Mr. and Mn. Blair MARRIAGE UCENSU • WINE IS A MOCKER; STRONG DRINK IS RAGING. AND tl). Service League: Rotary <3»— Kl- should look beyond that and look infancy and Russell Alger passed girl at Pennock hospital Mra. Lein­ Barnes Her granddaughter Mrs1 Craas«y ....87 wanls No. 1 <1>; Woodland (3)— around and see lhe mother* work­ away on August 24. 1928 There aar and baby are doing fine Daddy Edgar L. Barnes and her great Nora Belle Kllne. Cresaey ...J< WHOSOEVER IS DECEIVED THEREBY IS NOT WISE” Klwanis No. 2 <01. ing-paying no attention to their are also six grandchildren and one Dick ts stationed at Camp Rucker. grandson Jame* Edgar Barner ail ------““‘ In many papers, three (3) In Barry county; In dozens of papers in our children. I have had children old sister, June Bernard of OranttRap- Alabama. * Mra. Minnie Campbell of Otsego i BANNER WANT ADS FAY K Chaae 162-229-225-611 enough to notice both wet and dry Ids. state and in hundreds of other newspapers in other states, the strong 186- 194-222—602 conditions and all say how much She has spent nearly her entire drink business, under lhe name of "Conference of Alcoholic Beverage D. Goodyear 171-221-191—590 better off Barry county is wet than life in this community and for sev­ 202-234-150—586 dry. eral years assisted her husband in a Industries, Inc." has been running a aeries of misleading and deceptive O. Monica 166-192-220-578 H. Long low, dear people, do ________ you not a grocery store at Hickory Comerxjc advertisements under the caption "THE OLD JUDGE SAYS.” A genial K. Clark 166-164-247—577 realize we wUl have bootleggers She was a kind and loving wife and \ 212-190-175—5771 selling stretched liquor if we vote mother and will be greatly missed X old gentlemen, suggesting Will Rogers or old man Tutt, giving supposed C. DeCou B Payne 187- 171-218—5771 the county dry? We all know this by those who loved her and many J* information and advice about hard liqilora is attractively pictured. G. Perkins 191-174-208—573 u very injurious to one's health and friends. c vtn >. 1- so ................. 228-131-200__ —560 G. Laubaugh il effects some ____ people they will When he died In the Utile village where he The beer business has been doing a like Job of advertising under the Women's Leal— fight their own grandmother. MUNICIPAL COURT X Jean Brower nearly reached the I have son* in service. They feel title: "From Where I Sit." picturing a mythical "Joe Marsh" pkt are wasn't printed in the weekly newsstanding and sympathetic men and women Reuben M. Ashland, arrested on a v double' century mark in her last there should be a way to get lhe disorderly charge, was brought be- Y game to chalk up a 186 game and young folks off the streets. . The "Old Judge" has neither name nor address because no one could that: outside his family he wasn't important rhlch to live. a 484 series to lead the women Another fault we have to con­ fore Municipal Judge Cortright X . back up alt the statements he makes; “Joe" doesn't give his address but bowlers for the week. in his village, for he had never held public tend with now during the war is Monday He pleaded guilty, and > Portias won a pair from Trio girls falling for uniform*. My sons was given a fine of <5. costs of office. ' he no doubt “aits" In lhe office of some big brewing company. Tills is Cafe; State Insulation took three tell me It is disgusting the way g|rl* 34 50 or In default serve five days \ the first DECEPTION. Like the writer of an’ anonymous letter, distilleries games from Banner; Middleville glare at them to try to attract at­ in Jail. At this writing lhe fine X farm, paid his bills, and saved enough dealers, share these thought* with e«r enaX blanked Wilcox Rich; Bonnet and tention when they walk down lhe has not been paid. and breweries avoid personal responsibility for their statements. Gown won two from Piston Rings; street. Many soldier* are married Floyd H. Hunter. Hastings route \ Both of these advertisements have the same purpose: to deceive boys Courthouse annexed a pair from men and never tell these young Bell Tel. Co. and Seal Co. won lhe folks that fall in with them. They 5. was picked up by the officer* on X and girls into thinking that alcoholic beverages are harmless and even odd game from Strand. mourned hi* loss and attended his simple a charge of driving a car while un- a all go out and have fine times. funeral. beneficial; and to prevent the return of Prohibition. These two reasons Best Scores: I .think the best thing In lhe der the influence of Intoxicants. In A 135-183-106—484 world would be a curfew in every Municipal court Monday he nd- »' stick out like a sore thumb from each advertisement. 171-181-134—486 town, large or small, and have the mltted the charge Judge Cort- X J. Maclvor Hastings. Mich. R Liebier E-enta. not the young people, pun- right imposed* a fine of <2o00. costs X Mindful of the harm being done by "drink" in lhe South, the "Old M. Smith 113-179-178—470 ed If they do not abide by the of <4 50. and added 5 days in Jail A Ph. 2393 DISTRIBUTORS GUARDIAN MEMORIALS 10-14 146-166-152 —464 curfew law. for good measure, with 25 days add- »' Judge" wax first set talking through the rural papers throughout seven L. Willitla 130-175-120—442 Resident of Barry county. ed if he failed to pay the fine. He of the Southern states; these ad* seemed to influence so many people C. Hubbard paid it. A B. Cooper that they later began running them in the rural-pres* of nineteen other P. Juppetrom 147-152-138—437 October 11. 1843 166-129-137—432 To the Hastings "Banner: states Including Michigan. 1^ costs a lot of money to run about five mil­ 113-146-172—431 Men and women voters of Barry lion columns weekly in these papers; but it 1* expected that this expense Co. vote yes on Nov. 2nd and help will be more, than made up by sales to people "WHO ARE DECEIVED make our county a decent place to live in. THEREBY.' I appeal to you mothers and fathers whose children are being) These ads slyly try to inject suspicion and ridicule of al) laws intended educated to drink in .the so-called to lessen lhe harm being done by beer and whiskey, they ridicule the total Basil Rathbone, Nigel Brace in beer parlors. Vote yes and save our precious boys and girls from being abstainer and prohibition, and scoff at all efforts to prevent the liquor “Sherlock Holme* Faces Death" A spine-tingling, baffling murder seduced in these places. business invading lhe army camps. case based on a story by Sir Arthur Many HlUe children have been Conan Doyle. seen late al night at the doors of In answering these mythical men of straw, the "Old Judge" and "Joe these Brothels crying for their Marsh," I propose to discuss both PROHIBITION in this county* and the “My Friend FUeka" starring Roddy daddy or mother while the par­ Hoving decided to quit farming on account of ill health, I will sell at public auction ot the farm located 4Vi Me bow all. Preston Foster, Rita ents were Inside drinking, vote present situation. yes and stop mothers from taking Johnson miles northeast of Hastings; or 1 mile north of Barbers Corners: or 2 miles south of Carlton Center on A return engagement of the be­ their children into these dens of Prohibition in Allegan County loved story by Mary O'Hara, filmed sin where UielnUttle ears drink In the obscene language and stories in Technicolor. At the April election 1900. this county adopted Prohibition by a ma­ that fall from drunken lips. Remember Wayne Raid, a 15jority of 1067 voles; in 1916, the entire state voted on the subject and Red Skelton, Lucille Ball, year-old lad. going along aiongHne v,k’“ streets lhe voters of Allegan County supported stale-wide prohibition by a ma­ Gene Kelly Ings *happy ot Hastlnr ------- and1 carefree. I The story revolves around the Where Ls V. wayne now? "Dead? killedf jority of 1758 votes; in 1918. the liquor interests sought permission to sell dream of the comedian, who plays by a drunken driver. Il may be your COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY: "light wines and beer" and tried to amend lhe constitution to effect that a checkroom attendant. In a night boy or girl next. object; the voters of this county defeated that amendment by a majority club. The comedy Is embellished The wets told us when the 18th with a catchy Cole Porter musical amendmcnfWas repealed we would Of 4049. score. not have any bootleggers, but as usual they were mistaken. The boot­ A Hr boat bottom with 2 red elm boards for sides. When the depression came on In 1830, the liquor interests began "Swing Shift Mabie" starring leggers will always try their game Grindstone. 2 log chains, 14 and 16 ft. claiming that It was partly due to prohibition; that liquor taxes would Ann Sothern, James Craig of easy money, be it wet or dry. 11 pigs, 8 wks. old, good ones. Malsle goes to work in a defense Sugar beet or corn forks. Barley forks. Liquor Is a luxury, but many relieve the taxpayer from many burdens and that liquor could be returned PUBLIC FORUM HE WASN’T IMPORTANT PATTEN MONUMENT CO. * dUN 3-hour nd Jeff THEATRES i* justly I IuI iob. in Mclo-j . singing AUCTION SALE MONDAY, OCTOBER IB, 1943 PIGS uni John IOW... dished — artd IS co­ who K laugh* nights without the “saloon" and without the harm people had experienced from liquor in the old days. Many stories were circulated concerning gangsters in some faroff place. Chicago. New York, or Detroit being produced- by Prohibition and they promised that the saloon or Its equivalent would not be returned. In 1832, the successful candidate for president that year, gave his personal pledge as follows: "By no possibility at any time, or under any conditions, at any place, or under any circumstances, shall that in­ stitution, the saloon, or its equivalent, be allowed to re­ turn to the American life." , Hundreds of other politicians made a similar promise. With the idea before the people of this county that the return of liquor handled by a "LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION" would be harmless and productive of relief from taxes, the voters over the United States generally were de­ ceived thereby and in this county, prohibition was repealed by a majority vote of 1333. . In the face of these staggering figures, people are still Indifferent. Or perhaps they*fcnly seem Indifferent. In reality men feel helpless because tlie political leadership of the nation insisted on the re-estab­ lishment of this nefarious business, and constantly give it support." But to return to Allegan county. People did not want the saloon back and they did want tax money. Before 1909. there were never more than 20 saloons tn the county; they did not nperate on holidays and Sundays? and under the state law they opened at seven in the morning and closed at nine in the evening. Each paid a license fee of at least <500. The report of the State LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION, dated March 1. 1943, state* that there are 83 places in this county licensed to sell alcoholic liqoura; 44 of these places'are TAVERNS From all of these places, a total of <8,421.78 in license money was received by the people of this county. Tills is not much relief from taxes. The habitual drunkard has returned; the drunk driver is a common During the Prohibition era in this county, there were few or no problem; liquor Is a contributing cause*in about half of the divorce cases habitual drunkards; very few divorces occasioned by drunkenness, and but heard in this county; liquor contributes to many accidents; and hundreds few crimes committeed by people under the “influence." of our boys, and girls too, are forming habits which will be serious handi­ caps to them and result in disaster to many. Since Repeal of Prohibition We are In lhe most serious and costly war In all history; yet the very Dr. George Cutten. President , of Colgate University, speaking at the thing that injures and destroys is permitted; it is even encouraged. Neces­ Baptist convention in Cleveland on “WE ARE AT WAR." covered the sities are rationed but liquor is made available to answer the increase of field remarkably well. I quote here the first paragraphs of that address: sales, brought about by the advice of the OLD'JUDGE, Joe Marsh, and hundreds of other highly colored and attractive advertisements “WE ARE AT WAR. Alcohol and war do not mix any better than alcohol and gasoline. Perhaps a mere voter and a modest taxpayer should not be expected to bother his head about the conduct of Ute war. bul lhe fundamental strategy seems to be for us to drink our way to victory. Is this to be any more successful than the strategy the Washington officials outlined for us In 1032 when we were supposed to drink our way to sobriety? Well, not so far. anyway. One na­ turally wonders whether seventy-seven days of prohibition at Pearl Harbor before December 7. Instead of aeventy-seven days afterward, might have saved us from the worst naval defeat tills country has suffered in its one hundred and sixty-six years of history, and whether we might have been saved also the sorrow and loss caused by the deaths of nearly 3,000 who were killed there. s. ns 6 :o3 .The experiment continued. According to press dispatches, during tlie seventy-seven days of prohibition in Oahu there were 268 arrests, an average of 3.3 dally. When prohibition was discontinued by mili­ tary order the first day there were seventeen men and five women convicted of drunkenness, and during the next thirty days the aver­ age number arrests was over twenty-one—more than six times the average during the seventy-a*ven days of prohibition. Barrooms, tav­ erns, beerhalls, and cocktail lounges are not fitting Schools for soldiers who have a world war on their hands, and Army officials who think otherwise should reassign the thinking to competent heads. Van Loon told us that Singapore "maintains a set of barrooms lhe splen­ dor of which is famous all over the Orient. How much, this had to do wtth the collapse ot the Gibraltar of the East has not yet been eval- In an address on February 18th. 1843. lhe President of Ohio Wesley­ an University of Delaware, Ohio, pointed out: "A committee of fifty reporting on the evils of alcohol'tm. after a tsn-ysar study, stated that the use of liquor is responsible for 20% of divorces. 20% of fatal accidents, M%of Insanity, Tl% ot poverty. 60% of crime, and 75 to 80% of venereal infection. \ Dally I am made aware of the damage being done to young men and young women who are forming lhe alcohol habit. And when I note that lhe liquor business is using the title "JUDGE" to Indicate that someone who must meet often the results of liquor using, approves Its use, ap­ proves the habits so formed, and even pretends to advise people to begin the habit; I feel I owe It to the boys and girls of this county to protest. If you feel you need advice on the subject, after the warnings against alcohol you received in school. I suggest you seek out someone you know; your mother, your teacher, your doctor, your spiritual adviser, your father. If you wish to hear from those who meet it often, ask your Judge of Probate, your health officer, your probation officer. But please don't listen to those who do not exist. Don't listen to the "OLD JUDGE! who Is without either name or responsibility; don't listen to “Joe Marsh" be­ cause he doesn't exist. It is my experience and my observation that It is never profitable; always expensive; generally dangerous; often disastrous; and sometimes fatal, to begin or continue the habit ot using alcohol in any form. I offer you thia advice: . Don't handicap yourself before you start the race of life by forming a habit you are bound to regret. Don't take a chance of forming a habit you may not be able to break; don't waste your money on that which in­ jures health, clouds mind and memory, and may destroy you. For. In the end. "IT BITETH LIKE A SERPENT AND STINGETH LIKE AN ADDER:" and "WHOSOEVER IS DECEIVED THEREBY IS NOT WISE." . Circuit Judge of the 20th Circuit. <p«ld Ad< FARM IMPLEMENTS F-12 tractor with steel rear wheels, rubber in front with two extra steel wheels. Nearly new tractor cultivator. Nearly new John Deere 16" tractor plow. The above tractor and equipment are in A No. 1 condition. 1927 Chcv. touring made into a truck with stock rack. New Deere hayloader. Massey Harris hayloadcr with tight bottom, nearly new. Ohio side delivery rake. McComick mower, 5 ft. cut. Dump rake. Adriance mower, 5 ft. cut. with 3 knives. Cloversecd windrower, 5 ft. 4 sec. John Deere drag. 3 sec. drag with new shoes. No. 11 Qliver riding plow. 7 ft. Rotary hoe 6 ft. horse drawn disc. No. 99 Oliver walking plow. New Syracuse walking plow. Gale fertilizer com planter. 8 ft. cultipacker. 8 ft. land roller. 5’A ft. muck roller. 2 sec. spike drag. Oliver riding cultivator. Pivit gang cultivator. One horse seven spring tooth cultivator. One horse five tooth cultivator. 2 garden cultivators. 8 ft. weeder. Rubber tired wagon. Studebaker wagon, combination rack. New double wagon box. One horse grain drill. Single buggy and cutter. One horse corn cutter on wheels. Corn shelter. Two, 1 or 2 row potato dusters. Pickle planter. Fanning mill with 12 screens. Vetch separator. Platform scales, 800 lb. Two ladders. 16 and 18 ft. 6 bbl. iron tank. 2 galvanized tanks. Sheep dipping tank. 150 ft. 3-4 in. pipe. Quantity 1 1-4 in. pipe. 100 potato crates. Automatic hog waterer. Self-feeders. Hog troughs, steel and wood. Loading chute on wheels. * 65 gal. feed cooker with jacket. Tackle block. 65 ft. picket fence for corn cribs. Portable hog house 8 x 9 ft. White ash wagon tongues. Eveners and singletrees. 3 horse and 2 horse eveners and singletrees. Quantity of lumber made into gates. Quantity of unused lumber. 3x4 ond 1 in. boards,' Oak and White Ash. Several 4x4 turkey coops with wire bottoms. Old harness with 2 new bridles. 12 ft. row boot with oars. Three, four and six tined forks. Grub hoes. Picks, shovels, crowbars. Crosscut saw. Ice saw. Hand saws. Mauls. Lots of other small tools. Large groin bin. Bam cupboard. Quantity used 8-47 wire fence. 80 rod roll hog barb wire. 20 new steel fence posts. Quantity used hog barb wire. HAY & GRAIN Few tons second cutting alfalfa. Quantity mixed hoy. About 2 tans baled bean pods. 25 bu. oats. 40 du. mixed wheat and barley. 20 bu. recleaned spring barley. ' 20 bu. recleaned wintat barley. 25 or more bu. winter barley. 50 bu. feeding wheat. Few bu. rye. 3 crates white capped dent seed com. 1 crate yellow dent seed com. Some Golden Bantam seed com. One bu. Ohio M-15 Hybrid seed com. Few.bags orchard grass seed. Some Alsike cloverseed. Bushel walnuts. Some good groin bags and lots of bran and bean bags. About 7 bu. blue pod beans. A taw bu. brown beans. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 iron bods with springs and mattress. Drop leaf kitchen table. water connactions. 8 ft. oak extension tabla with 6 leather bottom chain. 3 kitchen chairs. 2 rockers. Oak dresser with mirror. White enamel cSmmedo. Small oak table. 10x12 rug. Ejectric floor lamp. Quantity canned fruit. Large number of empty pint and quart gloss cans. Quantity large and smpll crocks and Jugs. Keg vinegar. Kerosene and gas lamps. Gasoline flat iron. 2 burner kerooone stave. 2 burner gasoline camp stave. One gel. glass chum. Stone crock ond dasher churn. 3 tan gal. milk cans. One 5 gel. con. One unitary steel cot. ' One collapsible steel comp cot. TERMS: Cash ot time of sole, unless other arrangements ore made. Nothing removed until settled for. GENE NICHOLS, Prop LOREN HERSHBERGER, Auctioneer FRED HEN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. .THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, IM] | z ». orimo FREEPORT 11:30 A M. Morning worship. 8rt- Lockwood. Marion Cooley. Tlw mon and Holy Communion in girl* who make up the sextet ara: ““ u B Claud Wiilion -ere In Viaua wanon were in Grand urana K*pid* Monday {right to see lhe pic­ 7 00 P M. Christian Endeavor. ’ mond*. Beverly Meyera, and Jury ture "Behind the Rising Sun. * Topic: “Columbus, a Man of Faith". Brown u subitUuUa. Bobby Burkey of Hasting* (pent Stereoptloon lecture. । ----------__________ Friday night with Mr*. Maude Rat­ 8:00 IHtiatraUd Hymn service— ' ri .y Iln,a ers and Margarite. ♦ Mn*. Merrill Karcher accompanied Mrs. Lewis 8.00 P M Thursday Prayer nfeet Hays you noticed Qw broad *mlle Skinner of Caledonia and Mr*. Watt i Ou> McNce's face, recently? Thomas of South Bownc to Grand Plekunt Valley Rapids last Friday. * Mr. and Mr*. Eancl* McCue and son Jimmy and r. and Mrs, Leo Bahr and daugh....... 1:00 P.M. Evangelistic Service in 1 hSRp nuerts of the Rev. and Mra. J. W. charge of Evangelist Rev Edward ^SSnted^wib/Ms new* daturiiter^ McCue: Mr nnd Mrs. H. J Hot- Gamble of Fulton. Service* wUTBrin- , JW" mon and son Charles were Sunday tinue throughout the week at 8:00 ne.?“ ! “v“"<Ty ,drtaihafternoon callers * The Rev. arid I o'clock. The Rev. Gamble ha* had Millie Lukeo of Grand R*pMrs J. W. McCue were called to < considerable experience in evan- M*. apenl the weekend with her officiate at the funeral of Mrs Rellstlc work and his messages will, P***11**- Mr- *^4 Me*. John Lukso. Florence Mott held at the Metho- | be an inspiration to all. i * Callers at Leon Potts' Bunday di*t church Saturday afternoon nt ------------I forenoon, were Mr. and Mr*. EuHlckory Corner*. ★ Mr. and Mrs I The Rev. D H. Carrick of Sun- £e«ie Haftjit. Mr. and Mra. Alec Allen FUh and Calvin called on Mr < field, Presiding Elder of U. B. Mich<?ft2.d Rapid* and Mr. anti nnd Mrs. Lavem Segar of Grand | ignn Conference, will conduct the Mrs. Morris Fenft of Kaftmaano. * Rapids last Saturday afternoon. , first quarterly conference of the Mr. and Mre-R. McCaul ipcnt the I year Saturday evening at 8:00 weekend In Grand Rapid*, at the I o'clock and Sunday morning Oct. 16 home of Mr. and Mra. Joe Dresch. Public School Notes * Mr. and Mra. Leon Potls and Mr. The public school teachers had a and 17- at the local U. B church. A large delegation from the local | «nd Mrs Julian Potu were Bunday get together wiener roast at Pal­ mer's cottage. Barlow lake last C- E. Society attended the Union . dJPhf,r UM09*4 MpUve Churchill's in C. E. meeting at Nashville Monday. MlddlevlUe. ★ Mra. Chas. Glbta ft Tuesday evening. --------- «-w----------------on the sick list. ★ Mr. and Mrs. A meeting was held at tlie home ■ ' ' .... —— Vcrdan Oovllle were In Grand Rapof Supt. and Mr* Schipper of Mid­ dleville for all Superintendents and wives of the county. Supt. and Mrs Crouch attended. it were Cha* Poland and fi Battle Creek. Mra. Sarah “"coSE? 1 Rebekah Lodge The Freeport Rebekah Lodge will k euri a‘*n meet Thursday evening Oct. 14. A were laid for the selection of new O1 , n t program and lunch b planned for the evening, each one to bring a members, a* there are now ten vacanclcs. They are also making a *»’>»» *-*^t« small gift. complete list of any boy. In the' .There wa* a good attendance at1 service who have attended Ha*Ung* §!J.n<UZ mornlnR to hear the Union Services Held .VftRU,e R«* The local churches held a union high school at least one semested member the time for church sent- . service at the Methodist church In preparation for a service flag. with Dr. Walthun of Wisconsin els guest speaker. HU subject was on KS'tond’'a„0'.„r"hto Af "”p Ess; । "Temperance" which was heard by ; an enthusiastic audience. Music was ' atof»^lewM.TTe; furnished by a —'— —■* male quartette ____ v captain) take more Inftrast in borne of their sister on Sunday in 1 , ra_______________ th?lr work Umn do somc or lhe honor of their brother Walter who I guU. । wa* home on a furlough. Nine > Tlie Rev. Paul Douwayof ArgonMiss tine. South America, a missionary. fkli-n of h” - I Hasting* were recent callers of their a daughter and sister Mra. Raymond ay. un mcir return uie> vuugu Mrs. Max Robinson of Hasting, P’?fton^n?„f“SU.y' u ,, L Baetar and family in Grand bws a Wednesday caller of Mr. and Mr“- p- W. Culver who recently Id* * Roy Nagler of Detroit Mrs. Clement Mead and family. * to, c"n^d 0,1 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wlney of near I J- £ Cool Monday morning * Mr*. Lake Ode**a were Thursday dinner I called on Mra. Geo. FbrMmde and family. * Mr. and Mrs. guesu of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hen- be? Wednesday afternoon. * Mrs. • HuMd Aldrich and family weir : ney. * Mr. and Mra. Emory Kime of H- A. Brown of Greenville ha* been Bunday gutau of Mr. arid Mra. Don Clarksville were Saturday evening ; ‘PendJn« • days with her sister Hal) at Gun lake. * Bunday guest* callers of Mr. nnd Mr* Semiah 1 “rs. L B. Lester. * Mr. and Mrs w2fnL8r>Pnurv ii Seese. *W h,r | 0*0"1 ,Th* 1 ler. *2 ““ Mr. ana and Mra. Mrs C. C M. M. BeneBene- H du 1 M^Chorie?Kel ent to Campbell spent ipent Sunday Sunday with with Mr. enar i dlct dlct *went to Ha^ngs Hastings Sunday Sunday and and Campbell Mr. ' aru? *on Bobby “of Hwi«S ■l?d accompanied accompanied Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Fred Fred »nd “ndMr* Russell Orenburg of Ho1 H<ri; ..•"J Ballance toBattle Creek to visit. Hnd * Mra. Willard Arnold and ' 01 ‘ *■- —J •-------------- • daughter Marilyn of Hastings. Mrs. Howard Bolo. and Mrs. Glen Kellogg spent part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Rial Kellogg and family of Lansing * Miss Vivian Buehler ot Charlotte spent the weekend d u “’I ssSilUr“t K gj }fe- with her parents Mr. nnd Mr* For­ week with her mother Mr* Herman ‘K-fK?: est Buehler and family of North Gerald Price: Steven and Kenneth rSrkrv werr^Thurad^- i Pri’ce"of’siinfle)d were Sunday dln- Irving. * Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Olsen M.ud RcT wr Mr and Mr* Richard were Sunday afternoon guests of Durkee and family. * Mr and Mra. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Boughner of ’• “ur .nd Un arl Rvervm. and Merrill Karcher and family were Mr. and Mrs. Claud Walton were family Were Bunday guest* of Mr. 2^“^ Mr*UlHenrv ^archcr^and ; and Mrs Wm. Tinkler of Hastings. Karchw .and Sunday evening supper gucsu at Little Dickcv came back for a few daughter. Tlie occasion being Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bumford of Has­ tings. * Mrs. Bertha Johnson. Row : day* clay with hl* grandparent*. * ; M. Karcher'* birthday. Ml. B nu Mr*. MIA. Robert Ainsworth v Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dunkleber- Johnson and Eleanor Bnnnlsh ol I . Mr. and of. South Berlin. Mr. and Mrs. Lvle cer bf Lacey and Mr. and Mrs. Hastings soent Sunday with Mr and Mr* Dan Postma and daugh­ ._3_ ------- wereo— Lvda of Lake Odessa Sunday Blrj Dunklebcrger of Hasting, were j afternoon visitor's at Mr. and Mrs Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs ter Phyllis. * Mr and Mrs. Wm Liz‘ Vvuui s. w .cc I; Clement Mead and family ♦ Mr. Spears and son of Caledonia spent 1 w. J. D. Cool'*. * ouinix, Sunday uum dinner guest* of’Mr. and Mrs Cha*. Bunn nnd Mrs. Lloyd Karcher and Mr the weekend with their parents Mr. and Oorothy were Miss Marion nnd Mrs. Don Carrick of Grand and Mrs! John Thaler, also Mr and Roush of Detroit, nnd Pfc. Caleb । Raoids were Sunday afternoon Mrs. Howard Thaler of South Coyhl*. Pvt. Jeasc DeVltt of Fort callers at Mr. and Mrs. Ix-ap Kar- Campbell. On Sunday all were din­ o. * - Doris ..^er Custer. * Mr and Mrs. Bemlah v..v. cher's. Piper of of ’Battle Battle ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reese. Mrs. Adah Motlcr. and Mrs Creek spent lhe weekend with Vir- Mishler gnd Gwendolyn of South Ellen Seesc were guests of Lowell , R11 and Harold Woods families * Bownc. * Mr and Mrs. Allen Fish friend* Saturday. * Mrs. Wm. Hut- Mrs. Stella Cress was In Hasting* and Mrs. Nancy Deming attended chins has been spending the past last Wednesday and spent the rest the funeral of the late George Gill of Ionia al the Evangelical church Sunday afternoon. * Mrs. Daisy Williams and daughter Mary of Hastings were Saturday afternoon callers of Mr and Mrs. Chas Aspinall and Adah Sigler. * Wednes­ day evening callers of Mr. and Mr*. Merrill Karcher were Mr*. Lewis Skinner of Caledonia. Mrs Watt Thomas of South Bownc and Mrs. Nell Karcher. * Mrs. Alfred Myer, of Wayland was a Sunday guest of her son Henry Myers and family. Mr. and Mrs Carl Bustancc and dav evening. Oct 15 at 8 o'clock. family of Hastings and Mr. and Tlie public is Invited to attend. Mrs George Bustancc spent Sun­ Demolutra lion day with Mr and Mrs Ted Bus­ There will be a products' demon­ tancc of Greenville * Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs Allen Fish and stration sponsored by tlie W.M A. Calvin were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. of the U B Church, at the home Mrs. -Ellen Seesc oh --Friday after­ Radford ot Grand Rapids and Mr of ...... -----------? — — — nnd Mrs. Wm. Fighter and daugh- I noon. Oct. 22. Ladles are Invited, ter Mrs Forest Yaraer of Hastings. 1 ------------vi Fort ru.1 |। ... ... .. V. v. ............ * Pvt. Raymond Wieland of W. C. T. Meeting , Temporary supply of coal sent about 400 of our cus­ nd Mrs Tlie W.C.T.U will meet at Custer called on Mr. and ... . - .the home of Mrs Geo Busrance. Oct George Forbey and son William V.'l',;' tomers during past five weeks. Please CONSERVE Sunday afternoon. ★ Mrs. Geo L— ' 10 at two o'clock. Everyone welcome a-nell ------------Brownell and Mra. Nelson Brownell > ---------of Flint yrere Thursday evening Methodist Church IT by retiring early. Set thermostats low, especially at guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claud WaiRev. J. W. McCue. Pastor ton. * The Rev. and Mrs J. W 10:00 Morning worshlp-Themenighf, or better still, kindle fires each ‘morning if McCue. Mrs. Chss Bunn and Doro- I "Beauties SlIUl.l of III Old Will Age" Special recocnltlon will be 68 thy attended the meeting at First-------*---------- u " Elven those past '** possible. Kindly take an interest to help NOW. Methodist church in Orand Rap­ years of age. A mixed quartet whl ids last Friday. * Mr and Mrs. & 11:00 Sunday school, classes for Walter Rogers of Battle Creek were Sunday evening callers of Mrs. Oil nKCS ... 8:00 Evening worship. This will Maude Rogers and Margarite. * Mis* Virginia Fish who has been hr a continuation of morning serv­ 10-21 visiting in Detroit the past week ice with special music. 8.00 Wednesday evening. Prayer returned by way of Battle Creek and spent from Saturday until meeting and Bible study. 8u^£rS?#UiS^^ *" ~ ~ iswr® .£1"‘ SAVE HASTINGS LUMBER & COAL CO. (r AUCTION SALE In order to settle the personal property, we will sell at public auction at the farm known as the Ross Burdick farm, located 2\ miles east of Hickory Corners, or 2J miles west of Fine lake, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1943 Commencing at one o'clock the following will be offered for sale: HORSES Roon gelding, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1650. CATTLE Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old, due Nov. 28. 4 bred Holstein heifers, due in Nov. 4 Holstein heifers, 12 mos. old, not bred. Roon Durham heifer, 12 mos. old, not bred. Holstein bull, ready for service. Holstein bull, 6 mos. old. 8 Holstein bulls, 4 mos. old. These cattle are all from high producing dams and arc Bangs vaccinated. SHEEP 32 breeding ewes, 2 to 5 yrs. old. Coarse wool buck, 2 yrs. old. HOGS Black sow, wgt. 300 lbs. 7 pigs, 2 wks. old. Sow, not bred. 7 feeding pigs, wgt. 150 lbs. FARM TOOLS Cultipacker. Wagon and rack. Oliver riding plow. New Idea manure spreader. 2-horse walking cultivator. Crotch breecher. I4 inch harness. 2 ten-gallon milk cans. Economy King cream separator. Umbrella tent, size 10 x 10. FURNITURE^ 54-in. top oak dining table. Oak buffet. 5 dining chairs. Other chairs. Leather rocker. Arm chair. Living room suite. Overstuffed chair. Complete bed. Antique bed, rope style. Quantity of dishes. Square stand. Library table. Heatrola, large. Wood or coal Florence heater, Ige. size. Kitchen range/ enamel, extra good. Rotary electric washer. Extension table. Kitchen-cabinet. Boy's bicycle, good condition. HAY AND GRAIN 200 bu. oats. 10 ton alfalfa. Ton baled straw. . TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR Other article! too numerous to mention. CLYDE and FRANK BURDICK, HAROLD MARSHALL Props. LOREN COPPOCK. Auctioneer '4= Hafte^-Charies^Btad*!.^ o . rS,?-” 'TTS'aM. Mn. Rose Rueier and daughter ....> .-Miui.-a II n u-'» day and Saturday, nlng supper guest JS * 1 d r, the MILT LEINARR, Clerk Ira McCallum who ha* been ill sev­ eral month* * Mra. Lottie cirm«h.i haa bi«*t im han*a mM*m»_____________ __ _____________ ______ W.ltoQ Brook, ipant Friday.tn Bat­ of Mrs. Rullson Sr who suffered a tle Greek on business * Ur. and bad accident recently while visiting In the Hendershott district. ★ Mira the weekend with Mr. and IfiZ Ella UtUeiohn entertained bee Sam Oaib. * Iftra Chamberlain of niece and children from Gull lake Kalamaaoo. Jeu Haney, who ha* been stationed irr California. recently._______ _ ___________ Charles Monica and Mr. and Mra. Lyman Wilkinson of Prairieville CLOVKXDUX ware dinner guest*. Sunday al LeeU.I Wwk'i LktUr Ur Monicas. * Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ Un. In mneh al BUU. CrMk ford Lent of Hulings and Mr. and spent Friday With her **— Mra. Georgs Scoolcraft of Battle Frank Humeston. * > Creek raem Saturday afternoon at Monica left Wednaadaj Mr. and Mra. Frank Humeston*. Carolina to spend a cou with Sgt. Llovd Payne, j DON'T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T na Jean Delhi -1 *' tin spent NEED-BUY WAR BONDS Wednesday and il ilUw Lester Monicas, i ert Patton INSTEAD. forget Ui like to hi ”™S' and then rsw Men! Men! Men! Do YOUR Part on the Home Front IF YOU arc not permanently employed in essential war or farm work or if you will be available for work this fall and winter WE WANT YOU. WE MANUFACTURE VITAL WAR FARM IMPLEMENTS ITEMS AND Lots oi a happy March "Howdy" have bee annlverat Caruentc work, a cheer up happier filled wi vou arc the ham Did yo Gil*—am Tech. Camn Tnuntc Blrthd Pcrmonent—Temporary and part time work OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT CO. 423 East Michigan Avenue. , until six. Paul Bates visited school yester­ day—poked around to see old j friends and faces. ' An election was held on the Barry county local option. In lhe fifth hour history class the "dry*" won. eighteen to fourteen. The sixth' hour also voted on the same sub-; Jects. The results were fifteen to' fourteen in favor of lhe “wets." | The demands for young people I to work are becoming more serious People who have reached tlie age of sixteen may find many opportunitles to work. If there are any boys or girls who have reached thb age. will they please see Mr. Han| sen. ) Students arc now getting* their I first annua) "whiffs” of the chem­ i tttry class. Mayor Hill of the student-council presented last week Friday. Oct. 8. 1 Captain McPharlln’s wing Insignia to Mrs. Bassett's room for having the highest sale of war bonds and stamps per capita. Their total sale was >638.10. The wing insignia goes | to the room that has the highest ' total each week. Captain McPharlln sent hL* wing insignia to the school after he learned that he was ■ honored in one of the weekly stamp and bond sales. The choir, under the direction of i Mr. Lower, has added three new patrlotlc songs to Its repertoire. Dancing is being held every Tues -. day and Thursday noon in the gym. Tuesday b the day for social danc, Ing and Thursday is the day for square dancing A lot of students । turned out to learn how to square | dance. The music I* played by' Marls Nash, dancing directions are’ lven by Mri. Burrell and square ancc calk by Bill Christie and. Paul Ulrich. ' "Old Bessie" (bus number three* got to the point where she refused to run any farther. However, since she has been given a new engine, she’s going al a fine.gait. Bus drivers are being rotated on: different buses to see now wcll-be-' haved the students on other buses are. or possibly, to learn to appre-| elate their own bus. Final tryouts in the pep meeting I Friday, Oct. 7. resulted In a tough, race between five girls. It was quite hard for the Judges to decide, a, those trying out were the best of ten who tried out In the preliminary tryouts a week ago Five Judge* made the decision* as follow*: Re-', serve*. Virginia Meyers, and Jean Kenyon. Elizabeth Pantazla. Beu-' ; lah Myers, and Barbara Nixon were chosen to be added to the regular team which Is made up of three ot the regulars from last year—Mickey, Cooper. Judy Mulder and Milo Coldren. The chairman of thl* meet­ Ing was Mr. Schilling. The band made its first appearance before , tlie student* at H H. 8. at the pep meeting. The chairman for the pep I meeting this week is Mr. Jone*. Have you ever heard Dorothy Hummll’s "chuckle"? Guess who j has noticed that? "The Guest Room", the senior play, ft being worked on. The-cart is as follows: Willards Simms—Melvin Haavind. . Mrs. Martin—Patricia Newton. Janet Fairley—Willo Hampton. 1 Charlotte Jtowera—Gall Poster. Mrs. Lessing—Marjorie Stanley. Mr. Lessing—Morris HUI. Mary—Helen Carl. (CantUi have to 1 port on Bo. I am I am in Bunday. foot oj>ei get it ove to be abl this mon Saturday HIGH SCHOOL NOTES m>o. Paynes Home Management class has been visiting homes in connection with t" . - . Among them are: —_ anartment and Mrs. Richard Cook's nome in tne home. In the near near ruiure future tnev they ex-; ex-! peel to visit* a few model kitchens. Mr Knopf's crops has shown films on the correct imethod* of controlling wheat disease*. These films are produced by Ute experiment stations of the U., s Department of Agriculture. They give trie class an Insight on how wheat Ls grown In other state*. j । The bovs in Mr. Aten's machine'shop have advanced to a new unitof work. Tlie eight boys who start­ ed on lathes arc now on bench work and a new group has taken their place at the lathes. Is there going to be a cross-country team this year? There are five bovs training for the two mfJt dash this )ear. if meets arc plMifiedx If there ! . are. you can "bet" pur tedtn with Harold Fuller as captain will make , a pretty good showing. Wesley Burrell, former teacher in Hastings. Was home for n week's furlough from Camp McCall, in South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Bnr-| rell held open house Wednesday! evening Jot their friends. On Thurs-; day they held open house for the elghUi grade from four o'clock until ONTI Battle Creek, Michigan Only persons eligible under War Manpower Com­ mission Stabilisation Program will bo considered. o.-lie Fisher and Mr. and Mra. W ! 10-28 £, Ple.rc'‘ of, char'0“* <*1T1 on Clovqdale friends Sunday, also on and soil* class! ■ ' Dear Mo Well. letters n from yo the near ............... the wale to gel o nothing our trip Straits Spanish through The city of New poverty stem to any kin< with tn kind, an cither. during' night s It hasn' so thrv when it Betwe living in time! A L»n't so that 1 years. H A U very of tent around Arab, d picture* head; about t to hide with th you bl Their t ly of rn kind. T and wi some. T used to sand. I from N I am will trn UX v; have m here fo Italy a One © Americ and am They the A homes only sh to keep as ther Let’s Not Break ANYTHING for the Duration boy fou hope y about tell ev I know that you think it’s fun to break electric lamps and sec the lights go out or you wouldn't do it. HiHer and Tojo would gladly How Corner you ab the fo all thl touch give you a medal if you would break all the lights that guard our war plants, streets and highways. Why? Because they help to guard vital production from the saboteur and keep our streets ond 5 highways safe. Uncle Sam is counting on you and me to do our port in this war and we just can’t let him down. lights are mighty important, so shoot those You see those stones at targets. You'll hove more fun and I will do my best to keep the lights glow­ ing for Victory. I know I can couht on you boys and girls to help mo. jUrpwnl ofthU POULT cnnsuniERs power | An ' produ ★ ELECTRICITY IS VITAL TO WAR PRODUCTION Ilae as It. Hitfilv! ★ Pam �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1843 ON THE HOME FRONT you have Utnr Howard. i , w W. Alterdiag. one there. so I waa told I would have to wait Uli tomorrow and re­ Dear Bro . Ste, all: Postmaster Angela*,, calif. Ws’isix"" .STS :'B™.y8SJSS Lm infection in my foot *o have bom T am In luck as 1 am having my on quartan, but it te better now. Sure great to hear you have Bunday. If . I am going to have my foot operated on I would like to get it over with. Although I am glad to be able io have my Sunday off. have some, most of ours are dehybut if I had my way I would Just d rated. Well. Sle. I have b< forget the foot, tn a way I would like to have it off. I mtsn ths bunch dovia and New Geoi nnd not my foot It sort of bothers seen plenty of Japs. meals a day. I've done without a me at lime*—aches some. (Juea* lot How arc you coming With your not any more than It ever did Think I will get me some dinner Hebrides and Guadacanal most of teeth? -Tib losing toot al mine. and then write to Arloa I sent lAr- lhe time. I have seen New Cale­ lo» a wedding anniversary card donia. also have seen and been on this morning. Hope she gets it. Next Henderson and Munda air fields Saturday te our anniversary—10 which the Jape built, but can't tell yearn ago we were married Wteh you where I am at present. 1 was I could be home to celebrate, but also on the liner, preaident Coo­ lidge. when il went down—sure was be hard up. but these native* hare guess It te no soap Lots of lovs-and best wishes for a swell ship. You have probably do—their homan all bombed and seen pictures of it. Got ott OX. crop* ruined. After we take over a a, happy birthday Front Your Son. Have seen plenty of air raids and town you can tee them coming out many a Jap plane shot down. Bure of the mountains. caves and grass Jim is nice to see them come down in hula where they hid while they Pfc. James Burghduff. 364568M flames H * S Co.. 1912th Engrs. Bn. March Field. California ••Howdy" Jim—We wteh you could quite a boy. and little Dixie, too. foi preUy hi have been home Oct 2nd for your Sure nites them. Tell Vernice thanks nlll* and for putting my name in In ner her cnurca. churcn. anniversary—we tnougnt thought mat.wnen that, when lor re- -r- . wr saw your wife (the former Arion for at times one sure need* ll over J* r ...7? nt? Carpenter, of Hope township, who; here. as I have seen bullet* and 1 works at the Penney *U>re>. but scrapnel cut tree* all around. t<» n cheer up. both of you. you’ll have close for me. bul we can di*h out * *>*“ ~tk*SL£!’ h7reU’at* happier anniversaries that will be a lot more than they can. as we j „ I1 have been eating ice "».m cream a filled wiU» a great pride for whnt make a woods look like a pile of tootnpicK* Some some of oi the uie bombs oomua you are now doing, to guarantee toothpicks “C*t uince Jett the States the ,.ir happine** haiipineM in years lo to come. come noiot 25 2- ‘ ow dropped on them made holos holes tr « a»M and 50 <a feet r-M• across. Haven' ; yesterday ti we get paid tomorrow Did you know your brother Olla • feet deep been oald te now Tech. Sgt? Congratulations., been oald since since II sent sent the the money, money wfll eat a l<H more aa it wUI b® the probably will• soon, though. Ult f?rKAj?*.£Un£rfna>b* unU1 Gila—and hte address te— 1I — •--•-••• — *Well. Sle. I will close hoping thl* i r Tech. Set Gils A Durghduft finds you all In the best ot health hWw?n Camo Miles Standish and may God bless you all. ^on! know what Iit.will be lUte^yeu •t Co Mmes* office *- — — । I will know in a couple or monuv Taunton. Mass. . I —maybe, ha! I would like to lake Your brother Birthday. Jan. 20 . . a vacation in Paiemo. It's a real Burt nice town. Of course, after a few Sept. 10. 1943 Pvt Burt Hughes bomba have been drooped it chang­ North Africa A P O 43. c/o Postmaster es tlie look* of Ute place somewliat San Francteco. California Dear Mother: Well. I guess Ill dose and take Well. 1 have written quite a few a nap. Send me lots of boxes. Good letters m tar but haven! heard October 2. 1943 Bye. from you .is yet. no doubt will in My friend Russell: < Ixwe lhe hear future Tlie mall te rather How are all the people tn lhe i Pfc. Junior M. Wellfare. 3B407B74 alow, as II has to be censored. old home town, that te if there are AJPO S. c/o Postmaste’ We had a very nice trip across any ot them left. When you see all I the water, though It did seem good the fellows here al lhe station you ; to gel on land again alter seeing kinds wonder if there are any tel- | Excerpts from a letter from nothing but water for so long. On lows left out In the open world. Ensign Marshall Cook our trip we pawd through the Here we are very much tied down i Fleet postoffice Straito of Oibralter and could see while we are In boot training. I San Francteco. Calif. Spanish territory We also passed sure could do with a night or two through lhe city of Oran. Africa. leave and maybe a little fishing, Sept. 18, 1943 The city reminds me of lhe slums but that te what we are hare for. to You probably are curious a* to of New York. There is a lot of do our best to keep all of that for lust what my Job te and how my poverty there and lhe people don t the happy day* coming. time Is occupied. I can! say much, seem to have shoes or clothing of Navy life a* a whole ten! so bad but may -give you a rough idea. In any kind. Tlie streets are Uttered though There's a swell bunch of addition to catapult officer. I’m Fly with trash and rubbish of every shinmates around wherever you are I officer which Includes being kind, and tlie odor is not so nice and all of them have one object in launching officer or dispatcher oh mind—that te their nine day leave all take offs. Fly off or catapult. The weather here Is awfully hot and secondly, tlie day when lhe war You probably have seen pictures In during the day but coote off at te all done and over. the news reels or magaalnes of the night so we can sleep WW «♦••• I am very *orry I neglected to man with a little flag In hte hand It hasn't rnined here for six month* wnu d? tore, rout I i am fun about aoout as giving the launching signals in write. you you before.«ut so they say. It gete vep1 ’nyd(l> poor a letter writer as there te in fact, there te a picture of one In the when it rains and no fooling c,thfr. this man's Navy. Getting to the Sept. —... IB S. E Post, page 10 Also Between the storms and mud ana it sure seems good to see J ’I've - r got the Job of spotting plane* In icu.n tents we have ".' a very ' “7, {Friday living >■> ‘I'C maay mall man call can come come around around and ana i on on tthe flight deck, which is a J1Jtime! All kidding aside though, tlme! though. it It {ec| fpel confident the tlie good old Ha*Has- saw puzzle -------- . in ... itself. ... In -------------addition,. I ten! so bod bad and I honestly believe believv Ung# Ungs Banner te u there to tell me stand my share of deck watches. watahea. All •• I■ m ^m last In.l nt 111 least IjMaKt five five or OF six Ki*. n . bout .. all .the V. — —people — — | I*_ 11 L.M's 1 I— —and m J —nice I — — mvav W that can I med to 11.. live in —all interesting work, years. Ha! 1 with and have so many good time* never oeta dull or monotonous, and I go swimming at least twice a . w|lh ! nkc u .week in the Mediterranean, which ' Our company u about ready to; The food te excellent and the 1* very nice though f“t"pr M•*>; ‘ graduate—our final drill will in Quarters are far better than most. We are in a valley and have a city 5 Monday we get out j The quarters are two man bunk of tents. The mountains are all trayn. tickets and pictures and our rooms, each having two bunks, a around us Most of the people here , drcts jumpers. Tlie sad part of the desk and bureau combination, two speak French. Spanish.or Arabian. ■ .miyre for Monday te Seabag in-, chairs, two wall cabinets, and a very few understand English. 'Hw' ijidjon. ah the boys have been I large wardrobe Arabs dress Just a* you aee them in । Bnd ironing clothes, then There are lot* of other things I niclures with a cloth around their , wonttering if they will pass inspec- would like to describe and incidents head; the men and *°men dress Oon Thgl t0 fun oj [ 1Hre Bbout. bul censorship about the same. Women cover their jt—being in doubt If you are wrong forbids. faces except their eyes —I xuppose the onjCers wm tellyou in a none Give my regards to all. and ill lo hid* their beauty. they .have 4oo WBy. They sometimes trv to do a belterJob ofwrlUng to any. The men are quite Iriendlv |Inj)reXR Jour mistakes on your mind all of them. with the American* but will steal :wifh B HAPPY HOHR. which te ’— you blind If Uiey get a chance. , Ilcver happy, but It never hurts i kfarsh Their transportation consists chief- . you anj. tx> do an hour extra drilling | ly of mule and a small cart of some , or g lRUc double tlme around the October B. 1M3 kind. They love American tobacco drUJ fWd , Sometime ago my huaband Cpl and will do most anything to get Getting back to the Banner, there , Junior Purdy sent me the enclosed some. They are very primitive andgrp jour oj yg fC|]OW8 here in the , poem and asked me to send it to used to heat, mud mosquitoes imd 'company from that county-Wen- you. sand. I saw a few of mv mv oldI old iriencu irlenas del del | |crofoot. crofoot.Hastings; Hastings;Earl EarlSmith. Smith. A A group group of ol the boys statlpned in from N. Nashville. Marvin Harrington. Del-New New Guinea Guinea now. made It up. N C. and It 1t sure seemed gooa< Nashville. Marvin Harrington. Del1I am In in the Medical corps and ™ I ton; and myself. myMif We we B all p enJ enjoy ----------read- i Thank you them It and we we all send our Thanks. rnanxs. ■ will travel with tj ”’0}..’no* ’®* 1 Ru®- -. ing lt Sincerely ----------------------a-, vn , rir.t . ...... i Helen p^. I suppose--In combat 111 hbe first aid .. Jt auri. . . u* .home for B um* man to lhe wounded, etc I wouldn l >hlle P.B. Hte address te: have missed this «’»l*frtenc« °*£f | Well. Rusa. I can! think of any Cpl. Junior Purdy. 18085507 here for anything. I hope 111 see morf M , wUI closc W1U 27th Depot Repair Sqdn. Italy and Germany, also , seeing you sometime after the 27th Air Depot Group One of our boys could •Pe*k ■ 7th. A.P.O. 929 C/o Postmaster little French. So. he MidI hto matRaymOnd Robt. Price. A. 8. San Francisco. California * tress cover to an Arab for 645.1 American money He told the fel­ low it would last him for five years, so the Arab cut a hole for hte head and arms and wore it. They have paper money here and the Arabs like our silver. Some homes are quite nice, bul they have only shutters for window* We have to keep our tents covered with net as there are lots of mosquitoes and no far wc have kept them out. One boy found a scorpion in hte tent. 1 hope you are well and don! worry about me as I am well and happy; tell everyone hello for me. Lois of love. Your son Corp. Howard Randler Howdy. Howard—bet Hickory Corners would look pretty good to iou about now. to say nothing of he folks who live there. They're all thinking about you and keep in , touch with you through your I the ***,& ^ BUY WAR BONDS ft _______ Heaven, stretch In Lot Angeles. Calif < you and Woodrow with the same addicos and AJ> O no. may be able lo get together eventually, anyhow you can be on the lockout for each Wa have built a million kitchens Por the cook* to bum our baan*. We have stood a million guard And we have cleaned the eamp laAnd peeled a million spuds: And killed a million *nake* and anta. . That have tried to ateal our grub When our work on earth te ended. Then our friend* on earth will tell. ■’When they died they went tn Heaven. For they've done their stretch in HeR.- Nashville. Tenn. (what's your aerial no.. Bill') 'Hallo' to you three brothers, 'son'* of the Lawrence Porter*> — and how about a letter from, anyuow. one of you guys— Pfc Harold Potter. 18119390 311 TBB. Bk* 832 Sheppard Field. Texas GLASS TUMBLERS Byrle W Potter Co. C.. 778 M P NWS Poatoffice Fort Lewte, Wash. When the final tape have sounded Whan we lav aside Ille s cares. > When we stand our last LnapecUon On those shining golden stair*. Signal Oorpa at Large The angle* will welcome us. Fort Omaha. Nebraska. Their golden harps will play: , And we will draw a mlUlpn canteen Lawrence A Scobey. S 2/c check* 107th US N.C.B Co D.-l And spend them in a day. Camp Parks. Calif. It te there we will heir St Peter Tell us loudlv with a veil •Take a seat, you boys from New ... Change Air Cadet Kenith Gllla*Guinea. <. (Ne pie from Tulare. Calif, to MAF8 For vou've done your stretch In class 44 B. Marced. Calif. Heil." Heil." , *- ’- ’■ New Guinea. 1943 ' Next week Lowel Shepard, pecul­ iar .senior at Delton Hign. will 'give , out’ with local chatter about prac­ tically everybody and everything. Including you fellows and gals A/C Donald Borton i from over that way. so get set for the Debonair Debouch from Del­ ton. Until then. Cheerio. Zolly Coffer Cpl Ian C. Ironside. 34574205 950th Engineers Topo Co.x Eder Field. Louisiana Sgt Robert W. Bush. 16102732 A.8.TF Mich. State College. East Lansing. Mich MOTICE TO CBKDITOBS • n ounce tumbler*, delicately frosted in eight different shades 1 1 ->T* >/•« <1 rleii I > Na. »»■«» White. Green. Orange and Or­ chid. SET OF 8 ASSORTED Reg. $1.19 ORDEB FOB PUBLICATION LEATHER BILLFOLD S. WAR STAMPS Ego are right around the top of list of food-foe-victcry item.. Are your birds carrying their share of thia extra production burden? We’d like to see you try Da. Hbm POULTRY PAN-A MIN in your ration. The reaaon i. thia—the Research CHECKING ACCOUNTS WAR SAVINGS BONDS Pfc. Howard 8. Bolo AB N. 36482585 APO 12463 And here'* whytonic that stimulate BONDS Painters, Decorators, and Brick Masons A/C Jack D. Laubaugh ABN. 16187831 Sqdn. O. Gp. 2 Class 44F AJLFFFJB. (Pilot) Maxwell Field. Alabama OVERALLS DRDER FOR PUBLICATION B/Sgt. James L. McKelvey AJ3H. 36178750 APO 4605 % Postmaster NOTICE TO CBEDITOR8 Reg. $2.79 Pvt Neil L. Kidder. 38417391 Camp McCoy. Wi*. Pfc. Gerald L. Ryan U S. Naval Radio Station. Point Lomo. San Diego. Calif. Pvt. Stanley L. Hansen A.SN. 38458865 Postmaster Wuhrtlle? Tenn. Pvt John J Weyerihan Afi.N. 36186980 Miami. Florida BANNER WANT ADS PAY STOOL 39 rftH&ticcut yneedattt starts at the ballot box. Be sure you use this great privilege Do Your Port As An American MAKER VOTE 29 Raincoats Olive drab color—popular weight Do your part to keep up —full length—double buttoning —ventilating eyelets under c The American Way of Living —ventilated cape back­ While the boys are over there slash pockets. BANK MONEY ORDERS Regular $7.95 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES | AND $137 NOTICE TO CBEDIT0BS OUR SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Spacially For rent at $2.50—$3.00- $±25 ond government tax—in our fin® safety ^eposit vault. Get one totoday for your war P-nds and other valuable papers. Vote November 2 NAT'CrtAL BANK OF HASTINGS SPECIAL BARRY COUNTY ELECTION priced oductioo. Wc sincerely believe siuiM will help you produce K STEBBINS fr JACOBS REED'S DRUG STORE STEBBINS A JACOBS BUY MORE SAVINGS November 2 •tNITO. <V WJ B .EMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEF OS IT INS. CORP. 28 W. STATE PHONE 25Z4 �Ttt tA|TT?4C4 -. - WieeHkiiue OF U„ mfr IQI |ME BRACE (Continued from page L Bee. 1) Interviews, after waiting nerhaos hour i saw that the time had come for expansion at this pant also. But as the years passed it was BAMnTB, TKVMPAT, Q<TQ»t» 14, "Facing thsm all I said: 'But I the univmlty itself began to take public was getting tired can do the work they came here to of Campbell visited Sunday * at he matter kept coming undertake. I don't suppose hell ever this boy doe* not deserve this—, <jn a rapid development due not a WUlam-Mishler's. * Mr. and Mn. whatever you caU Jt. He tea good J little. I am oblli?d to belief w legislature. In vain we do this again, but others will.' Arthur Barnaby and son Edwin and Insisted that the students brought t#They answered: 'So you punish d.ent, “nd •™*n- They «-1 the reflex action of the phenomenal famllyof Martin the custom with them from the him,a* example to other*' . PHedj Did Christ deserve to be growth of The College of Agricul"No.' I replied. ’I see that you crucifled?' might' be called dfool habits. । ture. . have not thought much about wiiat Then, turning to the boy. I said: I “nilnnl* na>> nt>w . comb and wife. developed in their pinfeather days might be called the philosophy of Wsdel and family. Mrs. Wedel's In vain we appealed to the *tu- dL\clphne. You use the word punish. father from Pennsylvania and Mrs dents, for however well the mass The university has no authority to Vivian Anderson of Hastings were punish a student: only the courts responded to the injunctlo Sunday dinner guests of Jake Gless tect the Rood name of th die institu­ do that’ and daughter Conine. * Mrs. Jen­ li^n llli-H. Our business is to keep condi­ tion. there ware were enough recalcit­ nie Pardee and Waneta Schray <ere tions here as nearly satisfactory' as rants to keep tlie custom alive. Tuesday afternoon callers on the "Having must be stopped. Tlie possible,' I said, ‘so the fathers say that Illinois University was latter's mother. Mrs. Loyd Brock of Council decided, after giving fair end mothers will be willing to send medicine like a man. If you’ll do among the leaders in showing what notice, unon a year's suspension ot their boys and girls to their uni­ that. Ill help you get Into a good a university can do in promoting such students as were found QUllty. versity. and so that taxpayers will Institution for your year's vacation, the development of a state. MARTIN CORNERS Not Ions afterward, a rather mild be willing to turn a part of their and you can graduate there, or come "In -ydoing the College of Ar­ Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum were « this, case ot hazing occurred. One of the earnings over to this institution, back here <J. the end of the year. ...... —... n more .expected and well be glad, st students in otrr college was so that V1®1,.it 1.1 may douUte the--work glad to see vou. you. In lhe , rtcukure ncuiture not only took on a more Sunday afternoon visitors at their — ii.ii. to .... ____ -______ ’lli fh.n urged with complicity and ad- °f ‘‘ We »h*U *> m Utile tlie ____ meantime haxera will *..... learn .. that. I' ranirl »•*»>? orou. 1™$ «han Alh., other depart- daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sttcd its truth, though nobodvels»T siu,d,e,nt5 “ pcaslbie in the discharge | the university means exactly what CJ ,he university—for the Karar’s northwest of Woodland. * M. and Mrs Orr Fisher. Ruby -------- probably — ■ j would of this duty, but We shall do enough i it says, and vour influence in that ’ sl*te had never been generous with of •* lhe party involved Join in the confession. We suspend­ to keep the university alive, who- direction will be ten times that of ‘ th0 university—but we enjoyed Cogswell and Wgyne Van Sycle I contact* with Influential Interest* were Nashville visitors lost Tues­ ed that student, whereupon a small ever may suffer, or whatever they | a known skulker day evening, being callers at the may have to endure. Our friend ■ "And he took my advice telling i outside, also with the state legislahost of his personal student friends came to tny office to plead his here. your and mine, b not being his friends to go home and leave Itur®, that were not equaled or even home of Mrs. Olenard Showalter n„ni«h»a—he h«. is i« being h-in» disciplined; hlln to hls own gffgjrj. jje appro<»ch«*d by other departments and Mrs. ELsii- Cogswell. * Mrs cause. Tliey said: 'You ore punish­ punished Arthur Perrin of Grand Rapids institution, ing « good man. Lpr telling the nnd il Is not tor telling the truth, made an excellent record while | 01 truth, and you are felting the real which everv gentleman is ready to away and returned to graduate. He ’ “It would have been verj' rosy, and visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs now holds an honorable and trusted . quite natural for the rapid expan- Milo Barry from Tuesday Uhtll culprits ro. This man was not a do. but for hazing." "I added: 'Yob say it is Unfair profcssorshlp In one of our best sion of the College of Agriculture Friday of the past week. * Mr. and leader: he went onlv when he was unless we gel the others, it you institutions. And hazing has stopped to lead to Jealousies of and friction Mrs. Elmer Gillespie and daughter bluffed for being yellow.' “It was up to ine to educate tills will tell us who they are—and you at the University of Illinois, not in the University, whose other de- Marcelle of the Center road were recent visitors at ------ Tuesday^evening .■* “ youm: bunch upon the correct Phil­ know—well do the same to them. whollv but largely through the In- Lpartments did not share in this un- , ;; ’perfectly good usual growth. It might have ap- "r- “”d °[r / “ner s. osophy of student discipline It was But the university la not organized convenience of Ann Marte 6nuhuls~oTnear Coats peared to many a* a case—to use a Ann not the first Instance nor the last. to know all things, nor will it police boys' lhe institution sufficiently to do "With the passing of the vears I homely exure**lon—of 'the tail wog- Grove Ls spending the week with bu» is given a* charnc’rrl’Uc. her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. 'Now listen.' I said to the fellows abstract justice as between men not only wa* unable to maintain Kin« the dog.' pleading for their friend and fra­ who offend against Its good name. personal acquaintance With our , "But we insisted that the tall Norman Barry and Joanne. Mr. and Mrs.„ Minor Bateman ternity brother. Tn trying to get a Even the courts, which exist for students, but the time came when 1 mu*t continue lo act and to be the guests of Jackson good boy and a personal friend out no other purpose, cannot mete out I was no longer able to know with ; tail, and that it needed a good were weekend i of an awkward scrape, vou are even-handed Justice, and they have certainty every one of the younger strong dog to wag it. So the man- ’, relatives. ★ The sympathy of the asking the University ot Illinois to lhe power to compel evidence, even members of our own faculty. I was agement of the college kept theunl- entire neighborhood is extended to abandon Its duty of keeping condi­ from unwilling witnesses such ns flnally obliged al reception.* to put! verslty's needs always in mind In Mr. and Mrs. Carl OraahuU of CoaLi tions livable, so that you and others you.' a monitor nt lhe head of the line i the legislature we fought for each I Grove In the death of their infant that I might not seem too Ignorant I other s bills calling for money lo son bom Friday. * Mrs. Nlnn of our own personnel. Such Is the support the college and the umver- Sy? .‘“J/. hoping to keep him crow nature, Jimmy . HELP BEJ taSSS.'SS-.’S'nl! and en-----------------,----------- .. —j crow’s name is not Abraham Lincoln.) IGHTY-EIG L E G A L S On thi * ass s“^8ss^ "This expcriaace fully convinced young, and too few agencies for •ringing them together. For this tvason I have always had great interest In the office of dean of Bien. an office created in our inoUtutlon with the first incumben'. Thomas A. Clark, who Is still In "Now Ktudent*. even prospective Carmen, are not all angels, or if oo some of them are not beyond an occasional fall from grace, and so •ot Infrequently become subject to "Wth us all lhe discipline wa** vested in the Council of Admlnl*tratton. a small body consisting only of the university president and vjee pnsident and the deans—a body •mall enough to do business rapidly, •nd not too large to revise Its de­ cision* day after tomorrow. One in­ stance Illustrates not only the posOtbUltv of discipline coming toeven a good student, but also the benefits of sound administration “We had been much troubled by /faffing Cfffs / 8TATX OF MICIHOAN. THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF BAHRY Hom< (i write, pronto. I Khat-a-name! down on the I Here's the w Ing October 2 about eighteen lhe USO and That means t! I uj * nrpan poratlon and Ik playint possun 110.50 lo halt brighter for tl increasing demands upon us. and 1 and how we took potluck one with tv. j. v. Q. WUI DC OUr correspondingly Increased appro- । another, for many years is one of , prlatjons called for in order toxnake ; the marvels of educational history. I and furnish the program. inanv and Important additions to । I think it must have resulted from i cur faculty. The initial half dozen Doctor Burrill's oft repeated sloof both college and expeRtnent sta-gan that “What is good for the ■ _ tion soon became twenty, then for-S University is good for every interest DFPFND ON HAY ty. fifty, a hundred, and finally at and for every one of us.” So jeal- I ' tnw vn TiA* I I How to doctor'up dairy rations to the peak something over one hun- ousies and antagonisms were never I ..— ,,Uuiu w rir IK*. n r v,-.. .. _ deed and fifty. To find so many. | allowed to break up the harmony in ; fit the kind of hay stored in .lhe nnd have them of suitable charac- the faculties of all the departmenu haymow has been reduced to six ter. vision and training, especially of the university. We pulled for. ; -simple Kian. grainrations iNLjuiu bv uv au dairy uairy ex­ in those days of inadequate means instead of agoliist each other. !| tension specialist atztMichigan **‘?*-‘ Stale *-•forMt«r,r1.d,?vclopnlent’ *“ of JUe,f“Jn the very midst of our rapid de- College. a difficult, evenMdangerous adven—>----------- »»— u—. Drawer -------- re— ! <» —.—-----«— — an .f 'clopment President Varying weather conditions dur­ ture. How to weld them into an ef­ slRncd to “ccept the commissioner- ing the haying season gave farmers fective faculty. tT r~: were bift creation tn New York, and------w some that some---excellent hay . and . Dr. ur’ Edmund tamuna J. J James came cunt Into ,n,° the Inc doesn't ooesn i have nave high nign quality. quality, Three of harmonloiis^-that, was the question presidency. Bom in Illinois, he had ' the groin mixes are sus But. just a dough we're a USO and USO COW'S RATIONS Its Fall check-up time at Studebaker dealers EATHER changes are coming! Make sure that your car is ready.' Have it looked over now by expert mechanics W ®oW ot y°ur A thorough Studebaker check-up won’t take long—and it w ill let you know just what your car needs in order to stay in good condition. It's Fall check-up time now at Studebaker dealers. Come in and let us do whatever is needed to keep your car up to par. KIEF TOUK CAM UP TO PAR WITH STUDEBAKER 5IIVICE GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE COMPANY 111 E. STATE ST. PHONE 2101 MEN HASTINGS University is good for every interest and evervone of us “ We went far­ t her by getting the group together ; frequently, believing that social contacts would prevent what would have been the most natural consei quence In getting so many strangers suddenly together, representing as they did. many diverse interests. There was danger of a .break up into separate, conflicting and oossibly contentious groups. “But our dangers were not limited I to possible internal dissensions In cur own college. We were making a very rapid growth comparable to Jack's bean stalk It was for a time . much more rapid than any other WOMEN WANTED IN OUR LOCAL PLANT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES a. c. Baitzcr. dairy extension spec1 ialist at the college, one mix could nounds of ground around com corn contain 500 ouu pouno* oound* 01 a. _r Or K-.i-.. barley. -------------100 pounds of _u... wheat. 100 pounds of light oat* and 100 pounds of dry cull beans. __ __ ... ...... . ... ... . Another mix could be 400 pounds of com and cob meal, 200 pounds wheat. 200 pounds oats and 200 pounds 16 oer cent protein commer­ SOUTH BOWNE cial feed. The third of the mixes to Paul Hoffman and _ -family. - ... Mrs. „ go with high quality hay could be dln-( 200 pound* com or barley. 200 Lydia Karcher were Sunday din-. ner guests of lhe Rev. Shrock and nounds oats and 200 pounds of the family of Zion Hill. * >frs. AJmn ia per cent protein feed. c—-rr — ■-. ---z-, | lU1d. daughter Some fanners will have auanti- -------------- -his guidance the university uiMyeraitv Under hte by icaps leans and bounds. litsiew u> grew leaps auu bounds wunus. The »i»c uifU nt nny nflv *?ec»nl£ nn. lle r.rn.itw 2L one nt ot over 1200. The student body increased from 700 to 800 in the mid 1-­ Lr dle nineties to over 10.000 In the period covered by these reinin li­ cense?." , 100 pounds soybeins. Another mix troll. Is vbjttng his mother. Mrs., contains 300 pounds ground com or Ethel Boyle at the home of Milo barley. 200 pounds wheat. 200 Curtis * Wesley Blough had the. pounds oats. 200 pound* dry cull misfortune of losing his cow the, beans and 100 pounds linseed meal, rpist week. * Mrs. Jennie Pardee I Tlie third suggested mix would and Mrs. Mattle Mishler attended > consist of 600 pounds ground corn the W. S. C. S. meeting ot Bownc I or barley and 200 pounds of 32 per Center Wednesday. | cent protein commercial feed. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Will Dipp ot of West, To any of these grain gn mixes Carlton visited Sunday ... afternoon -------------: should be added salt, one pound to with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walton. I 100 pound* pounds of grain. Another Anot.«, addi­ * Pvt. Cecil Cruttcnden of King-! tion uon should be deflorinated deflorii^ted pho«.phoaston. R. I., and Melva Clag^W of nhote nhate rock mineral feed, one pound Hastings and Chester Richardson ; to 200 pounds of grain. In many secsec­ ond family of Hickory Comers spent •• -------of • *•the -----------------------•- - to Baltstate, according Uons Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. zer. one ounce of cobalt sulphate | LaGrand -Collier. * LaOrand Col-; to 100 pounds of salt has aided Iler and family spent Tuesday evc- dairy cattle nutrition and health. nlng at Chester Richardson ot, Hickory Comers. DON'T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T . Wm. Spears and family of Cale-i NEED—BUY WAR BONDS donia. Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler I INSTEAD. (.V nllln.ltf. .1 Olllllljl' -.1 think of Um countv kick in the USO has YOU and YO Incidentally the amount FOLLOWS EXAMPLE ■ OF MARY’S LAMB “jimmy", owned bt --------- , the pet crow u.ncu ■ ! B'llv years c!d old sori sc ’’■’i*’ Cotant twelve -,zzzz of Mrs. Dwight Dwight Cotant Cotant wh< wl - Mr. —.. and ....s, m.u ..... ii _ ____ .v. .. live about two miles south of thi city, has been furnishing oonsldcrable entertainment for Billy'; schoolmates for a couple of weeks. The crow, which is a little over a year old. likes to travel and re­ cently followed the school bu* into Hastings and spent the day at school, perching on the window sills nnd In the nearby trees until time for Billy to go home at night. The I next day, Jlmrpy must hove been afraid he would be late for school. । as he started out before daylight । and was waiting for Billy when he I arrived on the bus. which greatly | kotice to creditors pleased the children. । . «<•’• of Mlehlean. tl« Last summer. Jimmy took special I fo,l J!"!’’’ delight In pulling clothespins off | ‘ *’ the neighbor*' clotheallnes. so Mrs. , “ ' • Cotant pul a stop to that by clip- j ■ In.I •«!<! r.lai ping hi* wing*. But since Jimmy • persists in coming to town and vis­ iting school, she has again done ' , [ CAN VITAMINS CHANGE GRAY HAIR? j “Sy’"Z ,nw amazing ama^ nxpnrianea of .I Rnad Iho __________ . , . . , — , , Oray-hairud In Calcium ■ .people . _|। ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Panlofhtnata tofts spomorod by i ( Bu‘* nf Mkhi*«n. Tb» ri Good Houtokooping magaxino. _ According to this EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY (VICTORY LUNCH It will relax your war nerves and give you added energy, too! Waitings Phone 2131 Great Lake milk Is sure to win the praise of the hard­ working man on the production line. It KNOCK ing so hard to get the war materials to our fighting forces, and it helps to relax OUT his tired nerves. Enjoy the flavorful good­ All applicants must qualify under the new war WINTER COLD ness of a cold glass of milk every day and see how it keeps you feeling strong and manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted healthy! BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HASTINGS MFC. COMPANY HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 4 Qc 10 BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2451 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. grand folks; opportunity o in telling you ‘goings' on* woods." I ne putting wor here goes—an leading this As some of Co. have told been really n having some colorful leave I and everythi 1 the farms to who is just a , to many of bit on the creases the here on the I let that both only too glad we can to g vested. Even I doning over I snare, too. I Perhaps so I terested to k I Bureau are Ings and pla 1‘as well as the latter, is social. Nov. Friends welc I The huntl folks this pa to see them In their na aUnd Bob "Cooky" on goes It. Bob at our Boy any harm, you cook b than we had Stebbins & Jacobs gives just the pick-up he needs after work­ SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE­ VIOUS NYAOR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING Hello I All you Gals In the S were full of I understan scarce and are plentifu thia war Is ponese and scarce than here In Bar Marv Har Include The lunch box that carries a thermos of PAST Some peopU that la quite a Please tcU you think it h The Banne neaday, Oct. better Ulr«ra Hastings Mfr. self to ten * day-letter. Hutingi WITH a smooth-running (ARI Give your cor ample protection this winter to fight off ice and sleet. You will need a check-up before the snow starts falling. Come in now. Let us da the work! Buy U, S. Bonds and Stamps ANDRUS SERVICE rknu 2240 also " Butto sunny stale I wish I c tonal to eac Old Delton that much so I’ll Just ■Fighting Fo can end thi lean flghtlm end It—for that all of Front, will the way. •Howdy" highlights The hun a bang (a previous ye age of shell cnallanged of some of story has truth, so h b'-agle mee big flock nearby lake WlllllM we too late to tliey went Kst arrive be on toward Ho yelled to A put one s «un. aimed usualv is brought d Halting., Mick. (Continu � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-10-21.pdf ff8af67eb82e684d1f9f12467422384d PDF Text Text keep him e, Jimmy rt hold of of metal. F stowed iltahment sclal pet and enie crow's icoln.) HELP BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS _ — >• Wn'kia* pp«*> SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 6 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR On CIRCUIT IF BARHY The Hastings Banner A.^ingle R«ar Uc«n*« TUt ft)NSFDVATION * A * * * * Flat, far Y.or 1944 I , Mlrhbrsn motorist* tn IBsa will nenr uh itc ni an Home rront '«,!» i’uS&ss; DEPT. HAS ITS PLANS u<z?"lroS"*i^ttacl<lpUw» In u». Will D.vxlop Yonkw Spgi. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1943 EDITORIAL The Italian declaration of war However, with the Italian fleet against Germany mean* UUle from neutralized. Allied ships needed in a military standpoint. The Italian the Mediterranean area to meet army, never a weU-lqulpped. en- thl* potential threat, can be re- rlthll HASTINGS rueL. rvirDEFEATS 1 CHARLOTTE 21-0 *2? ssrvW^'%2:, ™ •.jsrw-1 as ■rtV.'-o fE-S&H’-SWSSwSW\ (• Court ill Arrilta DISTRIBUTION OF RATION BOOK IV io-t< Three Month* E*tat* Tax i" Thl. D * T I fi N I M R County Is $1,762.59 ‘K A I I U N I N U * « . . 1 Th* estate lax levied by the state yS AT A GLANCE W1 Saxons Turn In Best . Jin Barry county for the months of . i’Wi> Performance of Year | »ecre. . .. . . . . I f°r Si.7g3.oe irom nine mates, a* u?» ot .uu SUF uk • "J* Hi! thualastic or determined fighting leased for service eUewhere. ^day night, Oct. 15. Mie shown by the records tn the office This is a regular weekly fratruw • • . nul V.nX*. Bprln*. P.rk hu l—n force Is broken and scattered. Only Hastings Saxons defeated a favored of the judge of probate. They are designed to aid you tn your dUT" 1944 plate* will iS be CTfil-mr' maroon with laui. P£™.r.L small remnants of these remnant* . advantage ’ rent ixfrchasA af ltenu rauSteS%y That was the main of-r Charlotte team by the score of 21M). u follow* white numeral* for the full-year Thi* letter I* itricUy * quickie. lags are now In territory controlled by the Italian surrended and the dec­ In this game the locals displayed an' Eli, Elbe I. Lanfear .... • w “ ------------- —' “ .... and white .MU with wiU, maroon nurnon num num-­ 7--tuau awwWMWaeE bers for the half-year. -JOO tellrve* thl* service will enable inlaration of war by the- Badogllo array oi hard blbcking and vicious gst Alice Crouse .. . ... At the same time the Waterloo tackling that net the Orioles back E*t Sarah A Tinkler .. The state will order 1*00.000 of "'"T. ”area, consisting of 12.000 that the Nazi military police will ’KD0 dividual* to cooperate more fully tn 'what-a-name!) and give ths low­ the plate* which are manufactured ----- !*Uon government does alters the »ituaon their heels at almost every point Ext. John W Armstrong 12122 winning the war on the home front, i, located between Ann Artxr down on the U8O. continue to be able to lurpreu any tlon little. If any. Trained Italiani In the game Particular mention, mention;- . Mary - ■* by prisoners. Use of one Instead of XZ e*i K, -----------------Van Dugten M,“* rBU <’»“«wa* also given to the must be made of the entire Hasting* Est. Fred W Wright .... Here's the way it is:—■Commenc­ tioTkemn on nkh cr Mil wrmll 1 .... Jackson, 175 21 Brown stamps C D. E and F now state organization. The Yart- serious attempt* by Italian leaden crews of these warships may even­ line which overwhelmed almost ing October tnh. a bunch of us' a savings of 600 ton* of steel and sameSprings evWm. P. Hardke .... 571*9 valid through Oct. 30; G become* park contains about to mobilize itriking forces behind tually be of some service to the ery play Charlotte tried Tnost kivilians ar* going to nut the bite 175.000 In the manufacturing cost*. | kee and was FMt Euphemta Carpenter KOO valid Oct 24 and remain* good 4200 acre.s The department ha* Allied cause — but Just how or where ■ constantly throwing the Oriole backs "wpBomrtlu h.„ .ppre.M Eat. Eva C. Kenarton ... 51907 through Dec. 4. _7^^i7;d tv chiTf over 9.400 the German line* taa a matter of or when is not clear. 1 for losses. about eighteen thousand buck* tor In Yankee Spring*. ’Orange vt,IeLHope Rut'x^io nships. ­ fact, it la Improbable that Italian I the I’SO and related war aeltelUea. rtcated>rtoUthel<plateatwith acres I The first score of the game came Total ...81.782*6 ville. Hope and Rutland townshloa. leaden in Nazi-controlled territory . fiinn.i!? ‘taiiuEE" wlrt : muc^ of which can be added to the I . .. U, b. .b.^ <b| s ;; & ebj,„ are in any position to organize re ­ ™ Ji failure*. Hart- • tract u>cl obtained obulned from Irom th® Ulo .ovem- — yard drive at the end of judge of probate, but is remitted to and Z are now eood through Nov. not the Allies gain aqy concrete po- which Mason Thomas ripped . Mr— ------—■* . the stale, and become* a part of 20. tnan aaaart***• ment. Jt can. and probably will., sistance). iltlcai advantages from Italy's dec-' through hl* own center and carried: the primary school fund. , Sugar ' ‘ I ------purchase Jnore land* in that section i The surrender of the Italian fleet taratlon of war Tii* marain if' lhe ftU 28 yard* {or • *co"’ Ayre* -- ' Stamp No. 14 good for 5 pound* can be no longer profitably was. of course, a very valuable vic ­ taratlon of war. The margin. If k i ckcd the extra point and the i QIA nCAICTR ATIA1I Aug. 16 through OeL 31. K....;d a* farm*. playing pout j I K A IIUR i Stamp* No/i5 and 16 may be uwd The question now is: What does tory for the Allies but not in the any. appears to be alight. Our of- i *«>" was 7-0 In the second quarter, H111 Kl * r“u“ nawwinMiswn r<jr cannln- aagar in amount* of the state conservation department way most of us imagine II is im­ Octal recognition of the declaration,1 "“MgP B5“ln lx n. In .Uh I Jo Tn. ■ of * 72 yard romp --------- -------------— ---------------------- 1 • “• —*- «—“* intend to oo with these lands which j probable that many unite of the •tie* cm in with two Individual* con- hu _wn' left e£dbv Myer* Ayre. around ‘mSS it ha* so recently acquired from the Italian fleet will ever see service nected rather closely In the minds kicked the point after touchu who had th* tough luck to be taken tidown I Vzv HUY ■ m LLLVII v I s Stamp 18 good for 1 pair.validity federal government? Barry county on the Allied Hide. Difference in of European people with the-Fa-: and the score at the end of 3f the — . . . r , j. ___ t oxtanded mdtftanrtjr. AlrotRM people are particularly interested in gun calibers, machinery, etc. would Townsnips and City Show a *tamp No. 1 tn War Ration Book scist regime and the Axis brand of; half wa* 14-0. Hastings, ' the Yankee Springs 4200 acre projcreate a tremendously difficult prob. power ---------,--------------------------------u. UleBa.... politics—Marshall Pietro In •*-•the *fourth ----- — period •--* Hastings, Great Interest in Contest '.•{II scheduled to became effscUve Borry's Quota For Drive I* In a recent interview. P. J. Hoff- lern In repair, maintenance and doglio and King Victor Emmanuel.I was set back deep In their own I Evidently the Local Option Issue Ing the beat they can In thta fight. <1 ken A. I Tknn On* . master, director of the Michigan de­ supply—and battleship*, like any Neither were outright fascist*, to territory as a result of an even- ■ „,<h draw une 01^ tarawx if not i « or Let* Than One | partment of conservation, spoke other jjrectalon machinery, need be sure but Badogllo did step In lente''halfback*11 Startina ^roinShHr the stamp Number • from vote* ever polled in Dollar Per Person very definitely on the alm of his lol* of attention. kwn 2 iSSfhn? I Borry county. Word from the town- Mileage Ration A Book. w j (Continued on Pag* 4. Sec. 1.) S^erhoffi a^th^wSTd^to SffiSh Hrt-K'"" so and USO-Camp Show*. SO, for thr benefit of the guy* the Oriole 12 yard line; then with | ?Av ^Xvio^ 71r<. F|W1 °" I nd gals, who are going out to put ..^htnlng Thomas chucked , heavv vote Ulhmln, swiftness ..Iftm-Thomu autkrt i rt. >e bile on the civilians I meaning x .a November 2nd in the township*. ’’ " fh»?50'in?,TlnS-S?&““X,JS.r third and final tally Ayres auin this city ««• Ml new voters hare' 1,011 “ ’banai-a tomatically split the uprights and I registered and 150. whose name* duw r»r «.aniun< card or telegram telling what YOU nhartzed the committee’s apprecta- people of Michigan what is needed. We notice that the Marshall , Lona Bruce, two years old daugh- the score remained 21-0 for the re- were removed from the list last1 think of the drive. SHOULD the (Continued on Page 3. Bee. 1.) eountv kick In? DO YOU feel that ere busy folks, with many other spring, because they had not vot­ fruit crop* will 1 ter of Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Bruce. .conned «. PM. >. M. U Sfffi S'. » the U8O hiss done a rood Job for demands upon their time, and that, ed in two years, have reregistered.; ! of Delton, route 1, was accidentally | YOU and YOUR GANG? Last March, after removing the it was to be hoped that everyone1, i North America and two thirds of’ shot Friday forenoon, but was not Incidentally. If the county raises would co-operate with them In get­ names of such non-volers. there re- • South America iare peopled with1 seriously Injured. Her brother —— a— , . — aa oouin mained 3399 names No doubt aev-. ting the job done. i-----------people. with1 Lloyd. Jr.. 14. had been out hunt­ for canning «u<*r[ wnum M>e United States is seeking; ing with a 22 rifle He came into These 16 Township Chairmen are 1 kt home will be putting out the spearheads or sparkplug* in r the Ml makes the total to cultivate much closer relations.. the kitchen of hl* home. It was . **uu. It 1* probable that the vote ; the Marshall school seems to be• rainy outside and the rifle barrel the drive ‘to" to raim raise 117.650 I" this kJ A if EC EIME CT ART "he drive' - - ---------------------I will fall short of 3*00, which 1* sev. In line. No doubt these countries i was wet. The boy sat in a chair This represent* approxl- mni\r> rlltr 11 ilK I Some people are bound to think county mately ten ^•**■*■ Sewoqc That Fed Tank to ertl hun4red morv than we ever MRS. MARTIN TINKLER. Props. ' will experience a great develop­• and was wiping the gun barrel. The maieiy ten dollar* oonars per per county county man man. 1 Having sold the farm. Mrs. Tink­ n- tv J j • / XJ * \ m this city. At any rate the that la quite a lot. ment In the near future. It will be: rifle was loaded. In some way the in our armed forces. Raising thl* j Good Attendance at Its Be Diverted into City System unusually targe registration can be ler will dispose of the personal Please tell Zolly whether or not sum calls for an average of just । wise for Americans to be very' weapon was discharged, the boll First Meeting. Fine Several years ago most of the accepted as indicating a heavy .. : hitting the left Umb of hl* little much interested In them. And that -----about one dollar per person or five sewage of the second ward was »°te on election day in Hastings. I will be easier if Americans can sister. sister, fortunately causing only dollars per family. Programs Ahead Another ztraw showing the unspeak Spanish. 1■ a flesh Hp»i wound below the knee joint. piped to an Imhoff tank, just we*t If your Township Chairman asks better telegraph me collect, e/o This tank was supposed to eat up ‘ Saturday n<»n last week. City derk ■ Hastings Mfg. Co. Don't limit yourall material* In the sewage, so that had recelvrtre-1 ho^hoWgoods. farmeaulpmMn. I Thus far. the campaign has been rtofdrtJe'L S^-boy0. ibo IS M°onS”M«fn to “u liS! : carried on bv both sides without a clear stream of water would flow 1 cuesta for 59 absent voters ballot*. “““ , eoree liebden from the tank into the river. For Th* following two weeks will ccr-1 Sm ntead^hrt‘vM Vr^ntkJ%Jiv dA^d of IU thirty-third year. The , rancor. It has been confined to plead that vou are too busy. And nc^et Mlea are toward 150 Publicity chairman a time it seemed to operate satis- I ta»nly add manv more But when 59 t^ta taii »S I paid advertisements in the HasBarry Co. United factorily. and the harmful ele- i *J*ch request* are received up to ft?, to when you are asked for your money; W h under Ute condition* this rAIIUHC Al IT i tings Banner and to the posting of ment* in Ute sewage fed into the 1 October 16. it U entirely safe to ful1 particular*. War Chest contributions, don't say you're too T?eJy ISxl bSliinKg. I placards urging voters to register. P°°r• The entertainment consisted of j *wwiiwrf we 1 I Dry rallies really get under way tank by the large sewer were des- ■ “V that there is much Interest In troyed and the river wa* not pol- i <he contest. That and the 801 new I PETER GRIFFIN, Frew Hello! All you Fellows and Ask yourself how many days you’d war Department action film* from FAllklTW ARI All All Sundav. work, or how many day’s pay you d the American fighting fronts. Cap- | ||||N| V |1U|N|(|!« luted from the tank. I registrations are quite enough to Having deddsd to quit farming Gal* in the Service: I .... The Rev. Seth Da It sure was a surprise to me when give to avoid spending one hour tain Thompson was unable to be WUlil I V* IlliVII ' For some time the Imhoff seemed warrant the prediction of a heavy Mr. Griffin win have an auction an cl zi i * as l Minister and chairman) cl ,j Methodist Minuter of work welI Bul number of ' rote in thl* city Nov. 3. । sale at the farm located 34 mlto* I was asked to write to all you adrift in the South Pacific Ocean, present but sent a* a substitute a, L^nounSd connwilons wiFh the M-wTrllnM , The Banner U gtad to note thl*' wmt ofLak* Odes*, on M-gTg Allen Shoenfleld Mokes . I grand folks; but also glad for the or ducking a Nazi sniper in Italy, lieutenant who gave an interestThree-Doy Study of I hi? 1 hivolved In thl* system was con- Interest in the election In all of is offering a good list ctf t)Ortg*> opportunity of having a small part Then give accordingly of both your । tng explanation of the pictures as. I 1ft J? STI slderably Increased. But there was Barry county. This matter 1* up cow*, hogs, hay and farm machto* ; they were thrown on the screen.w 1 in telling you girl* and boys of the time and pioney. Wef-Dry *** ’ ~ . S< Sentiment , * fund* and with Tittle or no help' no corresponding enlargement of ,o th* people of the county to setery. M. E Bower will ery will th* ery satethe 1 ________ i •goings' on' in our “neck of the Herewith Is the list of Barry, A very satisfying supper was juad. of ■*' Allen Shoenfleld of the Lansing i tram the MKUWan Temperance । ^nk As a result it* working tie for themselves. If only a small —"* ” A * ’ ---------*’• act aa rt Lapo will g. I woods." I never was much good al Cmmtv United War Chest city and served by the Supper Squad, Thereupon George became less satisfactory, and the percentage of the electors cart lh«ir, adv elsewhere In thia ti .... _ which Waxrm Roush was lite.cast. qreau of the Detroit New, spent Foundation. putting words into writing—but B trre days £ Barry county last ft e ? trickling stream that flowed from i “ ft}*, the result could notbelalGreen, propriel particulars here goes—and hope you will enjoy Assyria Twp —Mrs. Bernard Tas- tain. t and chiu.__. The next meeting will be Monday «*k ™^hwasuraey efsenUHotel Midchalrrnanof the _ well intojhe river wu not always *o UfactonIf *11 th* qu alified voters ' I reading this in the Banner. •* •••• .Mwajra au ; —'.Y* **- — Mw-iuww vvMMa i v cn wm - •1 p*01- here , ... . . *-vnHn.! iBarry evening Nov. 15. wii which will oe be Faopposed to haitv County eountv Committee, committee, declared declared clear. — ---------------------------------ki-l the proposition m .------- *. . EARL GO8CH A As some of the others from Barry On warm summer nights the wUl •think through. Baltimore Twp.—John Birman. nlght’Dada’and tad* i 01,1 oP*nlon j !hilnrfrra ^’T’dil’im* rx°*nrt *“ u,nM lnxn me , , »nd if each one wm e,ur ue‘ Ij Co. have told you. the weather has aroma from ulc the roinon Imhof f— —weu. welL^tne will xw cart <u hta orher Barry (Delton)—Leon Leonard. ther'and^Bon ther and Son night. Dads and tads i ................ ----------------\ lc “ ^.t'enUrely on th« ‘ ‘"P* the brtter. I b*l«o ‘ f" *h*t he or oFthe'county? she think* 1* shortaz^TThelp0wilThave an ■ been really nice for October. We are Carlton Two—Lawrence Enders. will be delighted with -the programi on both side* of the Issue. ..v “safe saf~ ’In ln0 saying saylnTthat for the the beat interests scheduled for that meeting. Tne ! Shoenfleld is a reporter of^toterwta m create a slush fundI and We M re entirely that for best Interest* of the county. I having some fall rain* now: but the Castleton (Nashville)—Don Hln- scheduled for that meeting. The I entertainment win constat of wxind *We ewrtence who has conducted that all unroUdted checks would be -----------• • • *-— ---------------------------colorful leaves are a beautiful sight derllter. it was decidedly unpleasant. I that will be the American way of. n.,n sale at the old Gosch fl .. . color ...... firns .... ___ . .... wUd ..' man* atww-iai studies xtuHiax for th* sain tne and showing ths m*n? apectal the Vzvx New* iI returneo. returned. tiiecn Green said the campaign Work started Tuesday on a plan meeting the issue. —--------------------------- ■ — ——3 and everything 1* hustle-bustle on Hastings (City)—Homer Smith. Hfe o“ Miciffitn^nJe plrtJSe. <S I ™ juvenile deltirquen. wouMJte, carried on w juvenile deltnquenthe farms to beat O1‘ Man Winter, to divert the sewage from the ----------------* * Hastings Twp—Mrs. DeFVrest County Report, an contributed by Barry County >1- > feeder pipe leading to the Imhoff who is Just around the corner. With Snvder. bird*, animals, forests, and canoe cy- f?“. censecs and khelr sympathizers. ...... sf constructive, un ­ »o many of you boys doing your to the city's sewage-disposal plant. • ~~ Ville on Freeport and MiddMl Hope Twp —Mr. and Mr*. Walter trip* In this state were taken by From Detroit came the sconfllct- A connection with the city's large I HaStinQS Mfa Co btt on the Fighting Front. It in­ Brooks. representative* of the Michigan biased \reporting. which appeared road: or 13 miles south of Los report that the distiller* and sanitary sewer will be made at the ‘ creases the work for each of us J’’ Irving (Freeport)—Mr*. Forest■ Department of Conservation, and as a feature in the Sunday edition Ing They are offering an excellent brewer* had been petitioned by the of the Detroit News Is reprinted by here on the Home Front ; but don't Buehler. comer of State and Hanover. Sewer ’ fjayAc Q.f-y C70 0QH will show the wild life, the big of cows, and young cattle, hog . L let that bother you because we are Johnstown Twp.—Mrs. Walter I| woods and the canoe-trip scenes. permission of the News. The report, licensees to render financial help pipe will be laid from that point to Z. hogs, farm machinery’, and hay । but had refused for fear of giving worthy of study and a credit both only too glad to help In every way Hobbk. | taken as they actually appeared > | fca&eai m wic; the large sewer pipe that emptied Towards Al f DO ft grain. N. O. Thomas will erv ", * * . t . we can to get all fall crop.* har­ Maple Grove Twp.—Mr*. Ralph. when snapped and filmed by the to the Detroit News and to Mr. the industry a black eye—and a into the tank. Gravity pressure will sale and Caledonia Bank wlU target for the drys' blows. be lacking, so that a booster pump 7 “ft ■Wee*t-J1 vested. Even our Delton Debs are Pennock. . I men of that department. They will Shoenfleld Is as follows'. as clerk. See the adv. slsewhen _________ a'___ _______ r I llsstlnv* Mannfaj-lnrSHV — Hastings Manufacturing Com­ Dr. E- C. Prettyman. of Lansing; _ ... oonlng overall* and doing their Ferris be nature's own scenes, not made Orangeville Twp.—Mrs. this issue for full particulars. superintendent of the Michigan age Into the city system. When the ■ pany preaented the City of HasBy ALLEN 8HOENFIE1D share, too. Brown. up by artists at Hollywood, but ac­ Of lb* laming Burraa of Tempcraiice Foundation, has said work Is comnletod the sewer alt- j Prairieville Twp —Robert Ford. tual scenes from nature as revealed CARL G ALSTER, Adm. . Perhaps some of you will be In­ THK DETROIT NEWH that the aid given by the state or­ uation In the second ward will be ( Rutland Twp—Mrs Harrv Dunn. to those who love her and delight terested to know that the Jr. Fann HASTINGS. Mich., Oct. 16— ganization consisted of de I raving decidedly improved. Thornapple (Middleville) — Olen to get In touch with reality as ex­ Bureau are having regular meet­ municipal airport. Possibility of a return to national part of the expenses of the Rev the farm locatpressed in nature. ings and planning Interesting work Blake. W. V. Waltman. Oongrega t innal Woodland (Twp. & Village)—Carl Gel your Brotherhood ticket and prohibition was visualized here to­ Middleville. oc 5 as well as entertainment. One of at Tomahawk. Wis.. who for take in the balance of thia excel­ day by both wet and dry leaders as Kator le mile north of the latter, Is an old fashioned box Paul. year* was associated with the their factions prepared for a whirl­ Yankee Springs—Homer McKib­ lent program. social. Nov. 1. Moms and Dads and wind campaign, endtig with the Michigan Anti-Saloon League, pred­ ben.' Friends welcome I (Plug.) special election. Nov. 3. when Barry ecessor of the temperance founda­ The hunting season opened this impllments. feed. County will vote on banning the tion. week and wfet as usual. The woods manufacture and sale of Intoxicants PRETTYMAN’S VIEWS The board of supervisors will Word was received this Weoneswere full of confident hunters but i Dr. Prettyman conveyed the im­ day within its precincts. end their October session thia Issue for Oi particular*. of me the aeuin death oi of iorfor- :probably uay morning oi j I understand the pheasant* are, Interest in the issue spreads far pression that the foundation was mer county clerk Theodore 8. K. t«4ay; They have been very busy scarce and rabbit* and squirrels | feevtmd county lines. At least six not wholly pleased with the man­ Reid In the Veteran* hospital at lining to report* of county offi- FRED HANEs A CLAUD * are plentiful. We know that after other counties—Gratiot. Hillsdale. ner in which the Barry County Amarillo. Texas “on Oct. 19. The ! considering what should thl* war is over, though, the Nip­ The American Red Cross recog­ Allegan. Antrim. Branch and Isa­ contest had been precipitated “We telegram slated that hl* remains I rowu, •’lt-yt,ons ponese and Nazis will be more nized the value of the forthcoming bella—are reported ready to file did not Initiate this petition," he should arrive In Hastings bv ex- J*ave ariiem or which rriay come up scarce than thooe pheasants are Schools to Issue Book Oct. National War •Fund unu Drive, accord- petitions ior for — a similar ■ ■ election in said, "but they are in a fight and press on Oct. 21. The body will be fortheir consideration. here In Barry Co. . Ing to Mrs. Roy Hubbard, chairman • me event of a dry victory in Barry. we will give them all the help we taken to tha,Walldorff funeral home , 25 to 29. Inclusive ‘“f question of whether the Marv Harrington and Bill Kroes 1 of the Barry County Red Cross. The drys of Barry County freely can." WAR RATION HOOK IV will be ^“two’EganffiX* do not •nd noUee lr tunenl wr>lc» wdl have been visiting sdiool and home a good list of harem, omre. - -dupUcat- cop. i exprfM meir conviction that the The foundation has continued to be announced... |2.00 bounty for killing red foxes offering fromcJl iSto ' ^‘Ct ln Neither liter. folk* this past week. Sure was good chickens, nog*, farm tools, teed, c»l*’ WBTe °f prohibition thus started advise county dry leaders not to familiarly , taken t up by the board. lt miscellaneous articles and hpuaato see them and they looked 'super' « "Tex", as he h “ f <XL 25 WI »ork done fa uuuc by oy the uic other. uu.ee. In ... ,f*£t. m., will roll through the agricultural file a petition for local option un­ seemed to be generally agreed that in their navy uniforms. I under­ ________ .u.____ l*he she said. Chairman Davis of t the 1 counties of the Middlewest, and less 40 per cent of the registered called, went south a few weeks ago It had been a good tiling to liave stand Bob Barnes Jr. Is a real to spend the winter with his fam­ The plan will be much the same American Red Croa* recently Issued (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 2.) eventually cover the nation. ■ Cooky" on board ship now—how as when War Ration Book II was tite following statement: ily. but was taken ill at Amarillo so many of them destroyed, as has as clerk. Bee the adv. elsewhere in goes it. Bob? That training we had Issued, except that this time the and placed tn the hospital. Fur been this year. It has no doubt this Issue for full particular*. ‘/The American Red Cross and the at our Boy Scout camps didn’t do proceedurc has been greatly aim- National many years he was active In Amer­ saved the lives of hundreds of and Community War any harm, did it? In fact. I’ll bet piled ican Legion work here, in the dis­ chickens and other poultry. There COLON BROWN, Prap. Funds carry an separate drives and seems to be good reason to seeuse you cook better beans and steaks trict, and in the state. One Book Four will be Issued for Independent’activities but they sup­ Having decided to quit farming. Reynard of killing lambs to feed then we had then. Ivan Smith gete each Book Three presented or shown plement each other and are united hl* hungry family. No doubt, too. to see home-folks often, as he Is at —unless and except tn case a re­ in the will to serve. The Red Ches* LBRARY NOTICE that the lives of thousands of game Great Lakes; and Bob Dunnavon cipient has since become aa In­ wishes the National War Fund The Hastings Public Library will birds and song birds have been south of Nashville; or 1 mile M also "Buttons" McCloud are in the mate of an Institution, a member leaders every, success In their' sp­ of Qualltrap school; ar. I n be closed on Thursday and Friday. spared. sunny state of California. October 21 and 22 _ f .__________ Relumed to Hit Woodland Form After Twenty-Nine So the board voted unanlmou*ly east of Maple Grove Canter ar I wish I could say something per­ mslde In the country for not more peal." Jean Barnes. Librarian. to continue the $2.00 bounty for miles south: or 14 mfa\na sonal to each one of you from Good than slxtv days. Copies of Book Years of Distinguished Service as Dean of Illinois Charlotte on Lawrence Avy. r RUMMAGE SALE Old Delton, but I'm not allowed Three will serve to establish eligi­ then 3 miles south. He Is offtrU Episcopal Pariah House. Pri. and College of Agriculture. end no doubt do. come from other good that much space in the Banner— bility and Identification of the ap­ Bat.. list of cattle, honaa. ah BEGINS AIR CORPS Oct 33, 33. ' adv. 10-31 counties, where no bounty is paid, chickens, hay and grain hart so Hl Just say—To you all. In the plicants. In previous i**ue* we have toFd of TRAINING into Barry the board does not con ­ 'Fighting Forces', we hope that you The registration procedure Is farm tool* and household «c the hard struggle that faced Dean cozen largest universities in Amer­ sider a county bounty as the beat can end this war as you. our Amer­ very simple, and all applicants for WINS ARMY WINGS Harry Pennington will cry tha Davenport, after he had accented ica into a few words. The evolution answer to exterminating foxes. Bo ican fighting men. would like to Book Four will be able to obtain the headship of the Illinois College Is bewildering, but in action It it passed unanimously a resolution and R. A. Lapo will art M end It—for always! And remember the new book with only a small of Agriculture. It was a case of worked Its way out In the most calling upon the state to offer a that all of us. here on the Home amount of Inconvenience if they building a great institution from a natural manner possible. bounty on red foxes ____ Front, will back you every inch of observe the following: college that, after 27 years of exis­ "As time passed. I became the the way. ABA STRAIT, Pre They should be sure to bring Book tence. had only a half doeen stu­ senior college dean and. next to Sincerely yours. ~. Three with them. The fact that Mr. Strait will dent*. At the beginning of his the president and vice president, Lowell Shepard. Book Four has been Issued will be Deanship he had a college lacking officially bound to feel and to exernoted on Book Three which will needed buildings and equipment­ else a deep Interest, not merely In "Howdy" all aa we greet you with then be returned to the applicant ins 25 lacking even a farm and livestock. agriculture but In the university as highlights of the week. One adult Individual may obtain We have told of the steps taken by a whois—to building up a well-de­ The hunting season opened with Book Four for all members of thtf wa* arrested by Conservation OS I leer him in creating a new and valuable veloped institution, capable of a bang (a very wet one) however, same family If they reside at the Geork-e Sumner for causing a des- Phances. arid household Fxxtefa asset far the University, for the "serving the imperial state of Il­ there will be fewer total bangs than tame address. Each person's Book tructlve woods lire in Rutland bv Flannery will cry the sale and state and it* people, especially the linois," as Doctor Burrill nad vis­ previous year because of the short­ Three must be presented, however. . carelessly setting the fire that nut Gray and Arthur Crook fanners, of Illinois. It* student body ioned. age of shells. But this situation only started it He was taken before In no case should applicants go "Time passed, and with It men Increased to over 6*00. and that of challenged the ingenuity and talent to rations board* for the new books. Justice Bowman Thursday of last the university. Including IU College and Issues. The university had of some of our local nlmrod*. This Local Rationing Boards, at this week, admitted the charge and was particulars. of Agriculture, to more than 10*00. grown big and strong and had a story has witnesses and it's the time are acting only as distributing assessed »25 00 fine and »5 M costs, Barry county and Woodland town­ wnrm place in the hearts of the truth, so help us. Well, during the centers for __________ .._. ww the schools, TT which will. which he paid. APPOINTED CHAR ship. where he was born, are proud people. It* faculty of 1300 was a beagle meet Homer Smith saw a be the only place* where the books On Friday Conservation Officer to claim him. a man famed as an great family. Into which contention big Bock of geese on one of the vln be available (Individual* who George Sumner arrested in Wood­ educator, writer and clear thinker, had never come and its 10.000 stu­ nearby lakes. Lost week he and Art | do not as yet have Book Three, . land Rupert Clark. Woodland as a Barry county and Woodland dent* were an army of citizens In Wlllltt* went out to see if they were and desire Book Four, should make product. Hl* high ideal*, hi* fine the making, drawn from all nations still there-they were, but ft vzi application IrSnediately to thetr character, hl* nncerelty and will­ and races from the four comers of ■ when arraigned before Justice Bow­ too late to do any shooting, ao back f local War Price and Rationing ingness to help hl* fellow men.^n- the earth. The name of Tlllnoli tliey went the next day. They had I Boards). University, with Its orange and blue, dtlared him to all who knew him. Just arrived when the flock decided in Hasting* City registration will The final chapter, written by was being heard around the world. tz. nr, mnwA flvlnw Hwht 1 i.L. -I... •Then Presldant James suddenly himself, telling the story of hi* life and struggle*, appeared in tha failed in health, and my good friend yelled to Art, who quick as a Country Gentleman Of September Dr. David Kinley, professor of eooput one shell tn his double I Sergeant 'Dioma* O. and FrirtMte rf A W. IBM. In It he speak* of hU work, nomics, dean of the graduate school gun. aimed, fired and—hard hl* association with the president and tke vice-president zincs the re­ Second LL Kanceth Dunn, son of the university, and of hl* retire­ tirement of Doctor Burrill. was of MT. and Mrs Harry Dunn. R 1. ment. after 29 years of strenuous made acting president for the re­ shell. If any of you gunners would who recently received his wing* at and successful effort* in bchslf of mainder of the year, then was cho­ like to know how to get 3 for 1. the Army Air Base at Marianna, hl* college. Hi* concluding wordz sen president of the university. write to. "Double Shot Wlllltt*.'' "1 was growing a bit weary, and Pta. LL Dunn. who ha* been home were as follows: on furlough. returned to his'new 1i "I . am. of coutm. compressing al- new issues were looming after the tinned at the Army Air Forces Bt once. R. W. Miss Oo. A “ Adv. lft-31 . sons whom teat names begin with poet at Taltahaaaoe. Fla. on Sat- I-----war-issues calling for a whole new Technical School at Buckley Held. “ most. thirty busy year* and the | (OontlnuM on page 1, 8sc. 1) (Continued on Page «. Bee. X) Colorado. urday, hi* wife reluming with him. maUve days of on* among the1 half UI FAD IIAV 9 FIFTTIAN ’“’"sti-00 ” Marshall Schools . Will Teach Spanish J.” r7«h S Little Girl Accidentally Shot-Not Seriously TO DISCARD IMHOFF TANKJN 2ND WARDS THE BROTHERHOOD I'loinillf. Nl 18 PAGES—3 SECTIONS APPOINT CHAIRMEN Rg FOR COUNTY WAR j CHEST DRIVE IlKO tl.»i GIVI X ISSUES AUCTION SALES "S? UZUf < DFDADTCD NtWj RtPUR I tR JQUNDJ OUT T. S. K. Reid Dies At Veterans Hospital In Texas Red Cross Praises Purpose of National War Fund Drive County Continues $2 Bounty on Red Foxes DEAN DAVENPORT BECOMES VICE­ PRESIDENT OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Two Paid $35 Fine $12.70 in Costs �■LOCAL NEWS EXPLORE OUR VALUE-PACKED^ » Ration Calendar SUGAR: SUmp 14, for 5 lbw valid valid for home canning. BLUE STAMPS: Columbus took a chance . . . but you "Bale" with tafoty when you come to FOOD CENTER for essential wartime economy. No fear of wrecking your budget nor scraping the bottom of shallow supplies. We keep our prices LOW and our stocks HIGH! Oyr valid through Oct. 30; G bccetnes valid rill be good through Dee. “Thrifty Aisles" are lush with fine foods, including scores of delicious, nutritious foods that require no ration points at all . . . you'll have to read these values to be con­ and our prices—-well, 1 ' vinccd that suchi savings are still obtainobk. 6 pts lb. VEAL STEAK 39c VEAL BREAST 3 pts. lb. 19c PORK SAUSAGE 29c 36c STEER BEEF LIVER STEAKS beef PORTERHOUSE 12steer 49c pts. lb. any size SLAB BACON t 3k 5 pts. OYSTERS not roticned Solid pock Vi pt. 33c POLLACK FILLET “ t“ 39c PERCH FILLET not rationed lb. 45c STEER BEEF SHORT STEAK r 34c Grade 1 ( 5 ph. ,6 pts. i lb. lb. CENTER CUTS PORK CHOPS .... jzc Pineapple Preserves FRUITS L VEGETABLES- i CAULIFLOWER TOKAY GRAPES Shiawassee APPLES CRANBERRIES CELERY HEARTS POTATOES CARROTS California 25c 2 ii» 25c 3 it*. 25c lb. 25c bunch 15c Peck 45c bunch lOc Ige. head U. S. No. I sugared Pineapple Jam no points needed $ 9.45 JACK FROST CANE SUGAR 10 lbs. 63c 532c 2 25 ELMDALE FLOUR STERLING FRUIT JARS CIGARETTES BREAD 2 3 V Mailers »k< full I’j lb CINNAMON ROLLS Muliers—paK. 0( 8................................................ MULLERS DOUGHNUTS WHOLE WHEAT BREAD MuUers—loaf ... Q W RITZ CRACKERS NBC PREMIUM CRACKERS FREEPORT BUTTER JIFFY BISCUIT FLOUR 49' 91' 39' s> 27' 29' 15' 15' 29' 21' 19' 47' 28' DINNER KRAFT 10' 9' 17' TENDERONI Package CHOW MEIN NOODLES MUFFIN MIX SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR Package PASTRY FLOUR CHURCH NEWS ... 5 MICHIGAN vs. MINNESOTA AT ANN ARBOR Dorrance Trethric Agency COMMUNITY NOTICES u Large sack 33i—Hmail pkg PANCAKE FLOUR .. FLOUR PIONEER 5 5 VICTORY DINNER Package , fTRANID THEATRE THUMBS UP" and Tira Holt and Cliff Edwards RED RIVER ROBINHOOD SUNDAY and MONDAY, OCTOltR 24-25 I DOO IT 26' 21' Only enough admissions will be sold to fill TUES.. WED.. THURS.. OCTOBER 26-27-28 Lena Home, Bill Robinson and Cab Calloway and his band. PANCAKE FLOUR PANCAKE . WHITE HOUSE COFFEE 15' 32' 25' 15' 26' FDDKCENTER STORMY WEATHER Are they friendless, too? Scattered over the world are 30,000,000 refugees frota Axis ter­ rors. They're homeless, cany of them countryless. Will you leave them friendless, too? They need your help desperately. Let your heart decide what to give—then double your contribution. Give to the National War Fund—through your own connunity campaign. G Babry theatri? Hastings, Mich., Phone* 2247-2282 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION "THE GOOD FELLOWS" and Richard .Arlen and Jean Parker "ALASKA HIGHWAY" t SUNDAY end MONDAY. OCTOBER 24-25 Richard Dlx. Jane Wyatt and Albert Dekker "THE KANSAN" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:80 to 5:00 NATIONAL WAR FUND TUES., WED.. THURS.. OCTOBER 26-27-28 Grecr Garson and Walter Pldgeon N. MAIN ST.,.NASHVILLE. MICH. JELi FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. OCTOBER 22-23 Cooperating with 206 I. STATE ST.. HASTINGS, MICH Do your ★ McKfnrie* Buttermilk Pancake Flour FAMO whatsoever. , A group of women in MiddlevllJe ST at 2:?*0 P M. Please remember, Sunday school al 11:46. Robert OF CHRIST, , organised a year ago to do Red the shower for Bronson hospital. , McOlocklin. superintendent. Cross wort there and the following ------------- ----------, The Bov Scout* Scouts meet meet Monday officers were recently elected: genCircle “ CL^U No. i. ; 9 will -1- meet with -Ll, Mrs. night. ~ E * L. Taylor, ■ scoutmaster. Subject, "Probation after Death.’ eral chairman. Mra. Chas Robert- Warren dJarrrr. Carter. Carter, 504 .304 3 8 Wiilitoitot., Washington. The Comus Club will meet ThursSunday service 11 a-m. ------ on Wednesday. Oct 27. Dessert at day niaht, October 28. Sunday school 0:30 am. tJioti Lawrence, cnairman torsew- 7:30. Please bring gift for box at The Ladle* League will meet for Wednesday evening service at ing, Mra Clair 'Brog and chairman- Bronson hospital potluck dinner with Mrs. Carrie ------------• Coleman. 813 W. Green Street. Frtfor knitting, Mrs. Lena Kirkpatrick. Reading room In church edifice The Women of the Moose will day. October Mill. A bomber squadron stationed at open Wednesday and Saturday from -* ' ——------------------------------Kellogg Field believes in prepared- celebrate tt llh FIRST U.. „ B. CHURCH Allert ne® even in recreation. The mem- Doris --------------------------------- CooLev; „ . , —Lensh Lenah Ccrner^of bera want to do some ice skating Mrs. Mra, Ethel Ethel Krawu. Mra. , Ccnyr of EastEast and, and E E. Grand Sts. Ulis .winter and havethirst rronested 50 Dryer, and Miss Peggy Johncock at ,9:55 A.9:55 M. Coidren. pastor retail owren ‘’ma^ade maMjuoradc ’birthday birUiday Bible School^wlth classes for GUESTS OF MANAGEMENT Cf skratraf™ CuT a Halloween Bible School wi AT A DINNER-DANCE • Hospital *nd Recreation coun- party P=-"~ at “k the hall Oct. 27. ** Pot luck ,"“u * n OL'” Employees and tiielr families to •>>•««. I upper at 7 Bring one dish for 11:00 a.m Morning worship and, the number of 150. were guesta of cd. U anyone in Hastings or Barry *>u| tble Co. has skates to offer, they are tat — and sandwiches and service sermon. “Thou Art weighed in The , the Silvera-Rich Corp.. Wednesday | ------Balances And PYnmd Wanting night. OcL 13. at I.O.OJ*. hail tor urged to contact the Rev. Don Gury, for self. ■ I 6:30 p.m. Adult and senior C. E. u lull course chicken dinner served I Barry Co. Red Cross chapters' reo-1 . ■ 1 D.au p.i by the Coffee Shop management.; resentaUve on the council. Tne , The Goodwill Ald will meet with i Societies, 7:30 p. p.m. Annual WM A Dav with dancing following to music trombone recently purchased by the Mrs. Fred Smith. 115 W. Center st-.’ 7.30 Program In charge of the president furnished by Howdy's orchestra. . chapter has been presented to the ,or dinner Oct. 22. , P/oRram Mrs ... Erls Tin- party in a measure, was an band at KeUoait Field I —----------M.o — Jarman The .pastor will Mr. annTn rerwntiv Circle No. 7 Methodist W. 3. o. C. u. 8. o. begin two weeks evauael evangelistic cam- acknowledgement by the manage­ si w mSSL ST *' «u .-renin.. CW - in the U ”B. ™ 6c< M 26 — oaign Church near ment of employees meeting tiic pro­ Marcellus on Sunday evening, Oct. duction schedule and is the first 24 of a series of social times olanned closed their home on 8. Hanover 8t Let's all who feel that, broken along that line by Sllvera-Rlch. , for the whiter and they and their de) in charge of program. heart*, broken homes. Children It was a most pleasant affair and daughter. Mr*. Thelma Hubert, and, robbed of their childhood rights, much appreciated by the employees. The Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle the latter's son. Joe, moved Wed­ meet with Mra Rov Hull on men and women and young people, nesday into the F L. Fairchild will tubbed of their reason, honor and O. E. S. RECEIVES AWARD Oct. 28. for an aU-dnv meeting. apartment on E. State St . above the Election of officers. Members please character by alcoholic drinksj too AT GRAND CHAPTER SESSION , | Lee Office Supply store. high a orlce to pay for Uir •.-njovLast week at the Grand Chapter James Long is confined to his _______ I ment derived from drinking the home on N Michigan Ave. by Hl-1 The regular meeting of Hiawatha ’tuff VOTE YES, ON NOVEMBER O- E. 8. session in Grand Rapids. Hastings chapter received honorable ness. , Friday. — -an i— — 2nd. . Rebekah Lodge will beu on mention and five dollars in war Stephen Hathaway. In camp ut October 22 at 8 P. M. in the I 6. stamps foe their increase in memGreenboro, N. Carolina, writes that o F hall Birthday supper after FIRST METHODIST CHURCH berahlp the past year, thirty-eight ht Is doing special work In ... enter- lodge Entertainment------------------------ । hl Morning Woraiiip on next Hun­ new members having been Initiated. tatnment. ’ He put* on two- shows ------------1 I day at 10:00 o'clock. Mr. Stone wUl The Barry Co. O. E. S. received a week, one at the Poet Hospital Circle 2 of W. S. C. 8. of Methodist pi each from the theme. "Ten Yeera a white Bible as an award for their and one on the radio. The latter is ehurch meets Tuesday. Oct 28 at 6 of Repeal." The Adult Choir will broadtail over SUtlon WBIO nt o'clock for a pot luck supper at the sing, ’flic Church School will meet 8 P. M. each Thursday. The show iKime of Iva Kelly 826 C Park. VLsl-: at 1130 under the direction of ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT is called "On the Beam." Steuben tors welcome. | judge Adelbert Cortright. Mr and Mra Edward Slvyer an.fnlght* Templar Templar attended attended nouncc the engagement of their ------------I The Knight* The Grace Lutheran Guild will the Metiic^ Methodist 1** Church last Sunday daughter Geraldine of Jackson to I of Hospitaler Sunday- Robert Burch, son of Mr. and Mrs. ..-r-.-r' "Z---------------mw,‘ Wwl - C*’ 27 ,l 7:30 p M at In observance fined to her bed for the past two the home of Mra. Vem Leary, 417 E. Mr. Stone addressed them on the McKinley Burch of Jacluon. for­ week*, is Improving slowly. Grand St. ’ subject. "Wise Men and Their merly of Hastings. No date has been Mrs. M. O Weaver te recovering ------------Ideal*.” set for the wedding as yet. from her recent Illness. Circle No. 6 of the WS.C.8. nf In observance of Die Seventieth , Mrs. Bernard Roberts, who has the Methodist Church will meet Anniversary uf the Michigan Christ­ been confined to her home for a Mon Oct. 25. at the home of Mrs ian Advocate, the local church has month with bronchial asthma, i* ElHs Kelly 1722 S Jefferson, forwarded thirty-two new subscrip­ DIRECT HOM THE STADIUM again able to be about. -----------------—--------- ---------tion* to this publication Tlie of­ Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Endsley have fering for the Fellowship of Suffer­ recently moved to 510 E. Bond St. ing and Service now totals 8150-00. the house formerly occupied by Mr. MKTiioDi8T~BUBAL PARISH and Mrs. Frank McMillan, who are SEVENT1I-DAY ADVENTIST now living at 135 W. Bond Bea le Margaret Hudson. Pastor George M. Schram Win. Trego and sister. Miss Linda Pastor: of Preaching Sunday al Martin and East and Bond . received a very interesting letter Comer Quimbv at 10 and 11:30. Teat—"I Services on Saturday: this week from their cousin and um a ciUten." Sabbath School 0:30 A.M. life Iona friend Johnny Ingram, who A special collection will be taken Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. l* now located at Comp Callan, Bon at these services for the Local Op- ; Y.PMV. Meeting 4:30 P.M. Diego, Cal. ■ ES Prayer Meeting- Wednesday eve­ tion Campaign. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Chamber­ Sunday school — Goodwill and ww J 7:30 PJH lain of Charlotte, formerly of Has­ ning Dorcas Sewing Society Meeting: Hendershott ut 10 and 10.30. tings are the proud parents of an­ Thursday afternoon, October 21 In This is - W S.C.S. Reciprocity other daughter, born on Monday. the Primary room of the Church Week. Three of Uie Woman s Socle­ October iff. The little Miss tipped butldlnx. ties will be entertaining other so­ BOB KELLEY MTIIDAT the scales at 8 lbs. 10 ox. The Young people's Misstonary cieties of the circuit. AHEINOOM Volunteer of the volunteer Society society oi tne Hasting.. BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES V P wwa Seventh-day Adventist church l.< x K Fann St,, nnvlne left Mnrcan- _ _______ ___ _ __ ...-_______ __ .... welcome. Divine services nt 11 o'clock, ser­ ore interested tn nature studv. Mrs Banner follow them there, also that L* C. Nielsen, of Buttle Creek, who mon bv pastor. SPONSORED BY YOUR FRIENDLY Evening meeting al 7:30, Evan­ the latch-string is always out for is well known for her study bl birds, all Barry county folks. > will be guest speaker. The nunv gelistic singing and sermon. Tuesday nights B Y P.U All Sat. June Leary, who i* with the yeara she has spent In observation people Invited. Meeting at Radio Recruiting Office of the Ma­ nr.d study has given her n back- j young ’ rine*. will broadcast SnUirilry al around around or of interesting Interesting experiences experiences;rh r S5!,n^J;3Ol,liuhu uraver meet5:30 (HasUnga time'. Z \ that will be very stimulating. There ' . ^tudv o? S S huLun n: ihe Eddte Van Poperiii|t home' this will also be some special musical J.1 b lhe INSURANCE COUNSELOR weekend from his fi|*t assignment ^^Zt^PMv's?: ‘special ofienng w.ll be taken in northern Michigan with the U’' State Selective Service Board, said clety. Th- meeting will be ,n 4:30 Hrv^mnalZn111'’ °C’” 24‘ that while vlsiUiig with a group of ‘"U"b E,"W” " I AM u» men at the Cheboygan office he I ernoon of Oct. 27 with Mrs. Hilda met a man who h*s a warm regard welcome. for Hastings. He wa* Al Weber. PILGRIM HOLINESS ' Hawkins on West Mill Street. AH 1 ladies pre Invited to attend. ~ , who med-do be with the Banner TABERNACLE years nso and is now •-•dltor of the Fee’ll cSm? SuMm Ii GRACE LUTHERAN v< Cheboygan Observer, one of the ■ CHURCH outstanding weeklies In the State . AMI will ■ H. Trinkleln. Services held In InPastor the II.O.O.F. hall, j . *.*. A.M a 1 Rervlca held iho Mr. Weber is aUo chairman of their be held during which the church . local draft board Green street entrance mortgage will be burned. Rev On Friday Donald L. Doherty and Hawks, former pastor will -give the Divine worship nt 10:30 A34. The . family 'two little daughters' of of its history, and Rev. pastor will preach on. "Home Mt- • t Detroit moved into the Lowrv house beginnings sions" . Hoos will be present to speak ni tho on West Green street recently va- erection oi Ane building. Our Dial. ■ Sunday school at 11*30 A.M- ; rated bv the Carl Lcithnmer< Mi. Supt. Rev. Thompson will officiate Americas crime bill, according to , Dolierty. a lawyer, is an adjustor nt the burning. We invite you to be FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover is with an Ituurance company with ua to enjoy tills occasion and (28^00 a minute: 81,7103)00 an ho>ir. What a help it would be if the especially those who have helned to Much of tills expenditure is due I springs on the front Postoffice make lijmsoihlc. to Juvenile delinquency—the fact 1 2nd Fk-r NaiUn.1 IU... Bld,. doors could be loosened slightly so children in the | Rev. Thompson will speak in the tlsot 17.000.000 Phone 2387 • children could open them more j evening service at 7:45. United Stale* receive no religious Hastings easily. ; BALTIMORE CIRCUIT Rev. Lyle E. Olmstead Baltimore Church * ' . Worship Service 10:00 .(loverdale ' Sunday School 1100 The Cloverdale L. A 8 will Irave Pravpry Sen ice. Wtednradav eve­ Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 n supper on Oct. 22 at the team 8 oq pj^ ' hall. MeCallom Church , „ ------------। Sunday School 10:30 TUES.. WED.. THUR., FRI.. OCTOBER 19-20-21-22 "VJ >. i-u in Worship Service 11:30 The Community ....... club -.. will meet invite the community io our Red Skelton, Lucille Ball and Tommy Dorsey's Band at the school house Friday evening. services. Oct 22nd. ,------- ------------------- -- --------------------PRESBYTERIAN ANNOUNCEMENTS Preaching next Sunday morningI ...t Ladies Aid Society will .,,„ The inertv at the usual hour followed bv Sun- at. 2 30 P.M. Thuradlty. Thursday. October I day school. All are cordially Invited 21st.. at the home of Mrs. John SATURDAY ONLY OCTOBER 23 to attend these services. ------ ■-*- 415 S. *■ Broad J-wav. ironside. DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION -------- ’ • •---------------- , Next Sunday. October 24th.. recDONT BUY THINGS YOU DON’T ognition will be made of the Three NEED—BUY WAR BONDS Hundredth Anniversary of the WestINSTEAD.-, minster Assembly nt which the Pres- 15' VOIGHTS........ instruction ISSS SfSS Circle No. 8 of the W. B. C. R "A BoyY Prayer’ and will preach DU BARRY WAS A LADY Tn GROCERY DEPARTMENT Fill PEANUT BUTTER ORGANIZATIONS Barry Co. United War Chest Committee "MRS. MINNIVER" �t#E HAittNOS B VfNFA, ttftM3D<T, OCTQBFB 11. 19M School District* Closed Rural Districts transporting culture. Later it came under ths ll AfVlaj^f ElFFrATf Tiw totals for the Charlotte same I High School—All persons In to those schools, may obtain their administration of the national park HA\||NI1\ IJrrrAI 1 Fourth Ward and in Goodwill School Ration Books Monday. October 25. service, which finally deeded it to I 111VJ 1SLILMIJ District. . i throughout the day and evening, at the conservation department I First downs Michigan; Baby Yards rushing I Application blanks will be sent those school*. respectively. A detail. The project contains nine lakes | MADI (iTTr < I -IB Yards out to each family through the of the Hastings schedule is liven1 varying in site from seven to one VllflULVI IL £■ I U school. At the same time a blank above. I hundred forty-six acres. Part *bf (Cotylnued from Page 1. Sec. l.i (Continued from Page 1. Sec. indicating the most convenient time | "Residents of Woodland and Gun lake, one of western MlchPasses Intercepted lo register a family will be tent, transporting districts may get1 lean's West known fishing and duck malnder of the game. who have undergone sur­ PLEASE COME AT THE TIMEtheir Books Tuesday and wednss- hunting lakes, also is within the In the entire game Hastings Punting average gery era: Mrs. Basil DeWitt, Lo­ well. Mrs Lewis Heffletoower, Alto. day, October 28 and 27. from 2:45 area, rolled up the grand total of 359 Fumbles sons whose last name* begin with INDICATED IF POSSIBLE. Any member of the Umily who H P«»‘ to 8:80 P M. Residents of the north. "Wildlife Is plentiful, with eotton- yards rushing against 119 for Opponents tumbles rec. 1 Carroll Mead. Nashville; Mn. Dan­ iel Wright. Hastings, k 1; Mr*. eighlecn may register for the whole half of the Township are asked to1 tali rsbbits. squirrels and raccoons Charlotte. All the backs were Starting line-up tor Hastings: Stewart Kelley. 202 W. Court; Mrs. I come hi Tuesday; south half Wed- tn lead place. Because of the poor executing their assignments with RE—Coleman ' " -------unable to come al time scheduled. 1 family group. Charles Rice. Battle Creek; Lud­ Each person registering for a ncaday. ; quality of the soil few pheasants perfect timing and the whole line: RT—Ayres RH—Myers 7:30 P. M-.8:?0 P. M.-Peraon* wig Maier, Hastings. R. 4; Lester was outstanding. It looked as RG—Townsend "Residents of Rural Schoo) Dis- are found In the area, FB—Thomu unable to come at time scheduled. family group must briiyt »n appll. Long, Clarksville; George tatyer, Lo­ QB—Frandsen TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. cation and the Ration Book III for trlcts may get their Books Tues-, "A small band of deer Is increas- though the Hastings souad hud hit I _______ well. LH—Brown THURSDAY (All School Balld- each pesson for whom he is regls- day, throughout the day and evi-1 mg steadily and alate game men midseason form as they gave a, j/i—Martin show for the crowd. I LT — Rase y ■ Thanks to Guild No. 18 for 1 dos• ! nine, at their respective schools predict the tract will harbor a sls,nc30 P M—5:45 P. M-Person* taring. Tile game Itself gave the spec- | en cotton bi th blanket* and W th* School* will be closed all day "One applicant from each fam- able deer herd In a few more years. Business Women's Hospital Guild unable to come at time scheduled.: Monday. October 25 and will run Uy shall fill In the application for Ruffed grouse axe found in the taLors everything in the books, PENNOCK HOSPITAL on regular schedule <bedule for the rest the entire family This is to be oatchts of woods. The bulk of the both teams fumbling and posses Five babies were bom at the hoe-1 for yearly subscriptions to three being Intercepted, not to mention magazines. Satdrday Evening Post. • done at the school area will be open to public hunting unable to come at time scheduled. plt.il during the week as follows: A1 FRIDAY (All School Buildinn): "Applicant must present a No. 3 as development proceed* and all ti>e hard defensive play and speedy I boy to Mr and Mrs. Leonard Wai- I Woman's Home Companion and 4:30 P. M—5:45 P. M—Person! book for each person named on the of the lakes stocked with game offensive action. ters, Middleville. Oct.»ll; a girl loi McCall's. I Mathews. Mohre. and Carrigan I Those who Hve outalde the City application. No Ration Book 4 wilt fbh will be available to anglers." Mr. and Mrs Clarence Rohrbacker.' unable to come at time scheduled Since last week the following of Hasting*, may get their FRIDAY (Central Building Only): ' “'"72 ’'“. RATION be Issued without Ration Book 3. a considerable reforesting has were outstanding for Charlotte, both Hastings. R- 5. Oct. 13; a boy to pal lent* have been discharged from the rtf ------- ------------1—8:30 P. M—Persons BOOK IV at atthe nearest con ven"A single application must be been done on the 4200 acres, Stands offunsiveiy and defensively, and ; Mr and Mrs Albert Barry, Hasttne*. the hosoltal: Mrs. Harold Statler. unable to come >me nt at time scheduled, lent 1city, village or rural school, submitted for all membeh* of a group Of original second growth trees will gave Hastings much to worry about. R. 3. Oct. 13; a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Phillips. Mrs R. E. Tranue and Registration will be al the fol1 accord.. baby, and George Stahl. Clarksville; ... --------------- rdlng ip Arthur Lathrop. Barty Of persons who are related by blood, not be disturbed, and will act as --------... This week Wednesday. Hastings Roland Oliver. Hastings. R. 1. Oct. lowing schools: I County —------------------>ty ---------School commissio ner---------, who marriage or adoption ai_ and who ------... reg- seed timber to gradually restore journeys to Alleghn for their an­ 14; a boy to the Rev. and Mrs. Seth Mrs. Milo Curtis. Freenort; Mrs First Ward School—All persons issues the foUowing statement: Rudolph Othmer and baby. Mrs. nua) rivalry which in previous Davey. 234 E. Colfax. Oct 15. ularly live in the same ‘ household. tiees to most of the acreage. In a In First Ward I, "Ration Book 4 will t be —Issued Medical patients registered are: Lawrence Thrum, and Conrad Hous-------- Including any family member*, comparatively few yean the entire years "ha* become very heated. Second Ward School—All persons' --------- the Public *•-> —•- -• ------ temporarily away from home, such , through Schools of Barry In Second Ward. I - next week. The exact dales M students, travelers or hospital toratlon of its original I --------county forest Central School—All persons in follow: *» . . .. patients who are not away for more growth. This in turn will assure Third Ward and In the Otis. Pratt, "Residents of Hastings. Middlet*­ than (601 day*. Persons living in Increase of wild life In the area. Edger. Bullis, Ryan and Yeckley ville, Delton and Freeport, and of Jf the same household who are not re­ The National Park Service con­ lated by blood, marriage or adop-! structed two groups of buildings ~ 1 Hon must file separate appllca- which are now available, one on lions.”. _________________ Chief Noonday lake, the other on Long lake. Each has a capacity of 98 campers; also buildings for staff member* of each group. These have been used to a considerable extent in tht last two years. Bathing beaches have been made for each camp. A very fine bathing beach was provided by the feder^park «rticr 1 on Murpnys point, uun laze, il | i« Is wel well> laltl laid o' out. w2?e' 11- complete with Mr. Hoffmaster added. The“ ■ bathing bulhlna beach, beach, bathhouse, bathhouse, outdoor outdoor Pfr0HCC«U I stoves, picnic table*, water supply rater supply and other facilities. Including part­ iram more about land manage,or cars Boat landings ment. and where we hope the pub--" TikS have been made on several other He will learn what an adequate lakes In the area. program of playground area* can 'Dlls tract will be maintained In mean to resident* tn our crowded a natural and unspoiled state, say metropolitan districts." Deftly molded fabric forms a coat ihe conservation aulhoriUes. It con­ Within easy-reaching distance of tains nature trails, an excellent op­ with graceful skirt flaring be- • Yankee Spring* park are the fol­ portunity to study Michigan wild lowing large cltlea—Laming. Grand flowers, shrubs, trees, wild birds neath a softly draped bodice and Of all Greek children born since Rapids. Kalamazoo and Battle and animals. Creek. With their suburb* these soft face-framing fur collar In-' •"Our alm," Hoffmaster sums up 1940, less than one In seventy is cities have nearly 400,000 people. the department's plans for Yankee terlined 12-20 The following ten counties would Springs, "is to develop and admin­ alive today because of the starva­ find it comparatively easy to reach ister tne area so It will supply hunt­ this area over good roads: Allegan. ing. fishing, a park area, swim­ tion conditions in that country. Barry. Calhoun. Eaton. Ionia. Ing­ ming. riding, hiking, nature study ham. Kalamazoo. Kent. Ottawa and and every other form of outdoor Your help Is desperately needed. Van Buren. These counties had over recreation for the residents of such 800.000 population In 1940. cities as Lansing. Battle Creek. Kal­ Let your heart decide what you What Is planned st the Yankee amazoo. Grand Rapids. . Hastings Springs development for the bene­ and other nearby communities, as should give. Then double your fit of the over 400.000 people In well as visitors from more distant cities of the ten counties, wiio would places. That Is the best possible contribntionj’Givo now to the probably be most interested in rec­ use we know for land no longer reation al such a place? profitable in agriculture." In drawing up plans for the de­ National War Fund—through your velopment and utilization of the Yankee Spring* tract, the conserva­ DIES FIVE MONTHS Enduringly simple lines to own community campaign. tion department 1* laying out a blue AFTER 100TH BIRTHDAY’ Early residents in Johnstown wear all day. every day. Soft print of what may be expected to be done In developing other recrea- township .—.h will remember -John — - --Irrayon-and-wool in lightertlonal areas later on. Yankee win, who lived there for n^ny Springs, like the Waterloo project, years on the place known as the toned plaids. 12 to 20. Is destined to get the widest variety old Solomon Stanton farm. Mr, of uses from the public. 1 Irwin, who .resided with a dnughCooperating with "The Yankee Springs tract was ter Jn Indianapolis, died two weeks bought originally by the United ago. having celebrated his 100th Barry Co. United War Chest Committee States resettlement administration, birthday^ five months previously, starting in 1934. as part of the —----------- " • • federal government's program to PAY FOR IT IN ADVANCE— ietlre .ubmargtnal land from agriBUY WAR BONDS Eye-Calching Flatterers! DISTRIBUTION OF RATION BOOK IV S3: Cressey; front routes. Phillip bert Barry and Roger Converse Adams; Mra. C er. Mra. David Ba baby. Russell Oertii Ham Corkin; Mn. Shipbuilding Is the biggest item in Wisconsin's war eon coming from Manltc THE CONSERVATION DEPT. HAS ITS PLANS b tgure- Flattering Warmth! FUR TRIMMED COAT Suffer the little children 2475 Slim, Dawn-to-Dusk Casual Classics I AUSTELLE DRESSES 790 NATIONAL WAR FUND FUR FELT HATS j 98 LEAVE BARRY COUNTY THE WAY I LEFT IT, PLEASE' Breeze-soft felts in off-face, beret or i»mpadour styles bedecked with veils, bows or sparkling sequins. Quick-Change DICKEYS Tailored or soft styles for suits. Washable rayon. QQc Practical! . DO TAILORED JACKETS Single-breasted classics in warm fleece, sturdy her­ ringbone. bright plaids or solid colon. '• FABRIC HANDBAGSBlg, carry-all size with dress­ maker details. New colors. ...------- .... 690 WARM SKIRTS FABRIC CLOVES Finger-slimming styles of fine, washable rayon Q Ac fabric. vO To mix or match with jackets! Gay plaids, solids, stripes tn pleated, gored or tUUhed styles. •JMX COTTON BLOUSES Perfectly tailored, long sleeve shirts. Washable! White or colors. Longwearing rayon. NO ON LOCAL OIPTION Real Comfort Plus Style! Cynthia* SHOES 349 Casual or dressy Styles suede or smooth leather! 0 CAYMODE* RAYONS ON NOVEMBER 2nd Thrifty, lasting full70 fashioned hose. ...... ■ V •Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. g.^r--7---------- Women’s WOOL-ond-RAYON SLIPOVERS Classic favorite to wear with suite or slacks! Ribboo-bound, "sloppy” style. MEN’S FABRIC AB GIRLS' BRIGHT CASUAL SLIROVBRS Knitted SPORT SHIRTS Practical and pretty! Very fkZ') absorbent and easy to wash! U*C Stripes and solids! vU CORDUROY SLACKS (This Ad Paid For By Barry County Citizens Opposed To Local Option) QQ W KNITTED SWEATERS Practical coat model with warm tweed front, knitted back and sleeves. 7-14. All colors. ■ GIVE ME A CHANCE TO VOTE ON IT WHEN I COME BACK | Rugged pinwale corduroy, £XQQ full-cut and tailored to fit ’ yJO properly! Sizes 13 to 20. H Butter-soft blend of warm wool and soft rayon In colors to wear with slacks, skirts, suits. BOYS’ CLOTH fr KNITTED COAT J i QQ J STYUS Durable, useful coat model. Wool herringbone front. Knitted back and sleeves. I to It. ’ 098 JB/F9 B ' 29 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER M, 1MI how many gas coupon* made much — ~ ITORIALS sena tars had talked with a Russian. thev would have found that neither Will our willingness to “play ball England nor America wa* really with such Individuals for . reason.'- doing much in comparison with the Soviet effort. U they had asked U, branch »I of Europe dominated by Hitler—or. the service was doing most in the evan among the Oriental countries war, would he have said the Army? P] (Dee. i*t to j>c 25m; vuire*. and watched the last rehearsal. The kind-hearted oid lady, aged 10. set Or would an airman have said the Marines. No. those five senators wouldn't have had to leave this country get some nra. o» to .fJ.na .bar opinionated b rrarulb- » >——'la Listen b, iaNE cameron ' ~ ■ — , .__ .r -nowflakro Batunlav morning started a flood of memorlen anrt of we,e atxxJ[ Christmas. Ill never forget the time rar firstborn son was * street ur^‘n ‘n • Christmas play at Use On the other hand, the fact that —;one of the two main props of the original Axis has now Joined the Allies to declare war on Its former partner Is a political reality which will bring some encouragement to the dominated nations'since part­ ners don't pul) away-from an al­ liance when the combination is win- ' । ! * ? I k j s; k BARRY BYPATHS I achievemenla. .Thia, the senator*. conclude J* conclusive evidence that *n<lWk’ l<,oes"?,,lffreS1^S, we are doing: hat Great Britain tt guDty of a malign and viclou* plot to discredit everything American, • • • lalfln by bilta tactic* wnich aa ruthira* m anything that ■ unleashed in Poland. The a rather oomic-ccera figure monarch never onpoeed the .U ^ appeared ^Hltag to ?Z. uS"&< , omc j askcd u wwe tjM. way a starving urchin would cat. He looked thoughtful. , , * • * That night he came in the kind old lady'* door shivering and when lrijbL2“u m <d» Hamilton spent U <Mr>. Elvira Saytu '._~, . r. Will | with Mr*. Tim Howard Recommandad Mrs. Nina Ware, who has falth- will attend the game In Ann Arbor Saturday and will go Into Detroit to spend the weekend whh.hU mother. Robert Henry. Machinists Mate isC class, returned Thursday to Chelsea. Maas., after a visit with hl* parent*. Mr. and Mix. Shirley Henry. Mother art a job at Lockheed t 111 appointed to that place by the State Little wlllle'a rash* turn Into r 1- । Welfare Commission, did not wish .. i - ------------- tatmerit this year. Under star we hone? Will Slater with that jerk at the aoda faun- ' the stat law two of the throe memLain? Will the baby learn to swear? beta ar named by the Board of Listen tomorrow i Three gueaea ' eupervii------------------------ra. The third--------------member _ is Kiris, as to where you're heard this I named namea by oy the state welfare body, before. Ii *but —• their ------*—— •has — •---------nomination to be con। finned bv the board of supervisors. 1 Under these condlUo-.u the Lansing CAPT. F.MU. J. BROWN WINS । authorities ask the supervisors to PROMOTION TO MAJOR recommend ant who would Of interest to many Hastings and £ ;c<'mmend mm. aome one ible m to them them. The tuperBarry Co. friend* 1* the new* at “ *ecenr*h> so last Thursday, notnlthe recent promotion, from captain vt«»r " 1 w. Elvira Sayles of this to major, of Ebrl J. Brown, officer n»lln« -he place. The other two in charge of freight operation' ,u — J ' Los Angeles Port of Embarkation. 't members are Clarence Mater of Malar Brown 1* the son of Mr Nashville and Myron Tuckerman and Mr* Earl J. Brown. Sr., of Hawthorne. Cal. and the . grandson ofJMr*; H_J; iC^"in < Clara> Byown of wliamr ■“ JUV&M! »!b zoo and moved to Call'fomi* with PERSONALS 1> high iie majored in econom Allies. As a nutter of fact a na- [jbtlp|x.ar raat ln my ilfe. htah ’school school he malored tn eeonom-­ tion or an army wittjout a little ego oW i^y. aged 18. .tared. The ic* at Die Unlveraily at Californht. ton't worth much Most any fight- audience gasped. Little boy* Utlw.xl Loa Angele*, graduating in 1836. He ing unit worth it* *alt I* likely to (n approval. Old men guffawed. w*j« commL'vsloned and went Im­ think that it can and ts doing more Mothers drew their little ones clo*- mediate! r into service. In time he to lick the enemy than any other er. T had a glimpse of the teacher wa* sent to the Hawaiian departcomparable group. peaking out between tl»e curtain* ment and wa* on assignment there ... I ®y®> popping and Jaw sagging. If at the time of the Pearl Harber raid. He was sent to the Loa An* I live to be 80. heaven forbid. I'll Badogllo and Darlan are not Which never forget the picture she made. । gele* post in March of this year. exactly parallels. The shifty French — nation ----- ha* contributed ------_ . ---------...------ —That -----------j wu growing three Inches of fat j Tiie Hawthorne. Cal paper comadmiral wa* always 103 per cent most toward victory U sorae| 1 on my rib* over it until people start- ments—“In his present assignment for Darlan. Badogllo. on the other thing for history to decide, i ed asking me if he ate like that at Major Brown brings the asset of youth and a total of alx year*' hand, has always been strictly * " * | home, । army experience, five of them»’»the loyal to King Victor Emmanuel and However, it might be well to keep rtowever, n migin oc wen iu accp the House of Savoy. Darlan appar-in in mind mind the the fact fact that that ifif Great Great Brit-' Brit-[ jerry jerry brougl brought home some cookies ! infantrv. At 28 yeara of age he 1* । believed to be the youngeat major .antly favored any set-up whichain gin hadn't hadn't had had the the intestinal intestinal forfor- last last week. week. No Now I know where the I on duty at the Loa Angeles port. would keep Darlan on lop. Badogllo tltude (a polite term for "guta”) to I Pels Naphtha soap all went. | All of which, we would say. justi— --------- •-----trint in • • • was a *• thorough patriot in the the limitlimit- refute refuse a dishonorable peace with ne< Grandma Clara in beinu a bit ea sense that mat he ne believed oeneven that mat any- Hitler Miner and fight on. neither Russia,' A young young lady lady tell* tells us the Draft puffed up. Major Brown ond Mra. ‘ed thing which strertgfhened the House America or England would now be n.'ne Brown have their residence In Long life. of Savoy also strengthened Italy- in a nonit ion to discus* who U con- her h" young TOUM W *‘ She 8he says every e’,'rv time ,lm,‘ Beach. Cal. she think* of the aforemenUoned A feudal outlook which, in another trlbutlng most to the war effort! I Board, she say*. "Oh, what you J ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT age. might havp been recognized | did!" She ho* one boy friend left I Mr and Mrs. Byron McKibben as the extreme of nobility. Nor would the five solans have, and she calls him Tail. Dark and nnnpunce the engagement of their had a chance to take their trip. : ‘ daughter. Frances Diane Powers to Evcp now. unselfUh loyalty to Ensign Robert J. Kirkland. Jr.. ■ Something FROM the fighting «on»ethlng Implies a degree of char-, TllORNAPPLEr GARDEN CLUB <‘ front irunv-— —i>v. Lt nussen Russel) i^tuoaugn. Laubaugh. coCo­ U. 8. Navy. No date has been acter which cannot be flippantly ~ThCfThornnDpl ihC/Thomapple~Garden Garden club club met met - Pilot Pilot of of a a Plying Flying Fortress Fortress and and stasta- set far the wedding. Lieut. Kirkdlscounted. o-t „t he home a I land, who 1* presently serving over­ in tmr nomc of oi Mr*. Air*, Ben ucu Honed .ioucu tn iu England, aiufiauu, ha* received ■ ‘ ‘ 1 Cowlea. the president. Mrs. Mra Mohler medal as a* ha$ ha* the pilot and bombarbonibar- seas. is expected home in December What has happened to the great nresidlng The program for the aft-1 dirr. This came from the Pilot's ho* legislative investigation? Is it to frryY'" ernoon was on Mums and African wife. Rus* never r-”** *• — said •*,J a - word, ~—• :PARENTS OF DAUGHTER become just another example ' of vldets.'many vltHeU.'raany Interesting facte being 1 HU modesty modestj is most tantalizing, 1 Captain and Mra. Hartley Fin­ Rus* aaid he had strom. who are residing at Baker­ hunting for big game with a toy given ,,v*n concerning •them. h«'m Some lovely ■। rLast -“* ’word mr'1 ’from > chrysanthemum* grown bv Mrs. I been In 15 consecutive mission* over field. Cal., are the parents of n pop gun? Looks that way. , Llnvd Valentine were on display. enemy territory and was due for daughter bom Thursday. Oct. 11 The a week Looks ilkc like The little mUs weighed 8 lbs and Tne tea committee served re- i। o wcex in n Rest west Home Home, looks The five globe ...... trotting — se»ator«ircsnmcni* fre#hmenta w|tairs, h Mrs. Burton pour- we would htfve to do Russel's pre.M- 2 oe. and ha* been luuned Linda wnn nurion nourwho recently returned after using lnK. Nov meeting will be at agenting for him. We will also trrir Cnpt. Finstrom is stationed at Camp up the equivalent of goodness knows the liome of Mrs Kntekem. ha mednl. and we have just the Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mra. | Neil Boektioo were Mr. and Mr* Vernon Boekeioo and family oi Kal­ amazoo. Mrs. Garle Fuller left Wednesday for Ann Arbor where sne will be in the University hospital for ten day*. , Weekend itucjtts of Mr. and Mr*. William Stebbina were Dr. end Mra. I Frederick Taylor and son, Tcn-v. of Lansing. Mrs. E. J. Storkan and Mra. Fran- | ) { . BBTTER KERNEL *> 2 Corn. Naw Pack. Mra. Donna Harrington and daugh­ ters over the weekend Weekend guest* of Mr. and Mrs. ■>rl OM»wian «Mre Mr and Mrs. Chas. Wilson. Robert and Elizabeth of Almont. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Sloan of Charlevoix and Dr. W. W. Mitchell of Miami. Florida. Mr and Mra. Harry ThomiMon entertained her mother. Mra. Mai- Fred Gamcer are their daughter and aon-in-law Mr. and Mra. Clark McClellan and baby daughter. Pavaime Kav. of 8t. Petersburg. Fin. Mr. McClelland Is a music arranger for the Maritime band anu dance orchestras of the Merchant Marines and J* here on a twelve day leave. inra McElroy. East Lansing; n cousin. Robert Kerr, Coldwaler; Mra. W E. GUetle. Oregon. HL. a sister of Mra. Kerr; her two neph- 14c 13 Pls. BANTAM CORN Country Club Cream-style. 13 Pls. CUT WAX BEANS no 2 **□ 13c Evergood, fancy quality. Clear Sailing 19 Pls. 3 Pls. Lc'-athore Honey-mellowed. 2 <*n 10c Scott County. 5 Points GREEN SPLIT PEAS ” iac Nojocger rationed! MINUTE VAN 2 15c Assorted Soup Mixes No! ralioned 10 Points 13c CouMryydub Quality WHOLE CKEEN BEANS t o, cig MIHCEMEAT There’s BRER RABBIT Cold Weather Ahead! 2iox BAKING SODA 25c i«b Pt 7c 2 '0!. 25c Arm & Hammer BUSBY'S CRAX We .have the right merchandise to keep you warm and dry. 5 £ Borry Co. United Wor Chest Committee LIBBY'S Baby Foods can 7C 1 Point Homogenized Wrapped baihroom tissue HEAVY WOOL PANTS—Moleskin and Whipcord Pants. Pure wool. Parkwool. SUEDE SHIRTS. Brown Jersor Gloves, pair 17c FLEECE TISSUE JACKETS—Button HEAVY m wools, plaids and corduroy. HEAVY CAPS 3 CANVAS GLOVES raft HEAVY WOOL SOCKS BIB O'ALLS— 30 SOAP FLAKES 42c. PEACHES Superbly fashioned by ex­ to step into your life and stay there . . . giving you wear­ Fresh, sweel ARTICHOKES <b of all weights Qusiii dot 63C Complete - nclhing else to buy SWEETHEART Scap 2 b*r. 13c BROCCOLI Gr»ien, Tender Carlon S1.24 CIGARETTE* All popular brands DOG FEED MEAL 5 J, 27« Kroger's. KEN-L MEAL, 5 lb b*g 34c LARGE BUNCH MOTOR OIL 4 78c Penn-Red IOCS: pure Pennsylvania CATSUP New Pad. 15 Pcmh boltla PEANUT BUTTER 2 19c and cops. VITAMIN CAPSULES Kroger's Embassy. 1-lb. jar 29c MUSTARD Quart »r 13c Avondale. Old-laJiioned flavor BULK CIDER VINEGAR s.i 20c FANCY PRUNES 4 Pls. to 11 oil wool ond port wool, open front and zipper styles. SWEATERS—In LONG SLEEVE KNITTED SHIRTS—4 to 16 ihejp Sujai Stain pi fttliON 8001. UHt 'imie ■Sutfi ■ PLAID WOOL JACKETS ond MACKINAWS. LEATHER JACKETS—Leather ■ FINGER TIP COATS—Plain 12c SODA CRACKERS wb pl3 17c Country Club saraloga type wafers BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Feat! on the Fineat — the Only Beef that'a TENDER I AND SIRLOIN STEAK all sizes. PLAID CORDUROY CAPS—3 i-ib Pi9 24b. pig. 23c. 8 Pls. FRESH to 10. WORK PANTS—In 53c * Avondale Vinegar, quart 13c SANFORIZED WORK SHIRTS—6 ’• MASON JARS Swoel and Clean FOR BOYS tion. or Spaghetti. U. S. No 1 Semolina -d. 10c CARROTS Mi-Chote* '» "i,1 13e Plain or Iodized 3 £, 29c Country Club. MACARONI 25c CALIFORNIA MARGARINE No2<*n11c 8 Pt*. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Large size - fresh | VC %!?23c GREEN DEANS hod 28c CALIFORNIA 3 ’i«‘ $1.39 BIB O'ALLS—4 19c Firsl crop, fancy ■UNCH to 50. derwear, sweaters, mackinaws in durable comfort! Hothouse. Fancy, long green 18 Points Sliced or Halves. 27 Pls. Country Club SWEETENED. 2 Pis. TABLE SALT 26-oz pig 5c TOKAY GRAPES 2 m TOMATOES No. 2 c*n 13c Red-ripe, solid pad. Gcod quality. 100-lb bag $2 49 CAULIFLOWER 64c 12 Pl*. Jw^ob... 18c Golden - delicious TOMATOES Large clean while heads 15c KROGO Shortening 3 Pure Vegetable. POUND CAKE 32c 19c 14-oz. We ipcciolize in extra large sixes in und- hit a new high 3 fcL 23c Candy wel[ CUCUMBERS 25c COBH fLAKES CX" IT 7c COTTAGE CHEESE full gourd 13C 39c pelr 13c 90 Day* Supply !• SUEDES FANCY YAMS 13c wools and cotton □nd Zipper styles. Your 18 Stamp Today! 5 MMCAKE FLOUR 5 Country pig. / 7c L y Chib. '■fub 20-oz ™ 7® c Counlry Club Quality and MACKINAWS a wastin' '■ Michigan U. S. No. 1. wii 9c 25 per cent to 50 per cent wool. Medium heavy cotton. Fleece lined. Jersey sweaters. t° embassy. Potatoes Hothouse. FOR MEN PURE WOOL SWEATERS—Part $298 29c Regular cr quick cocking Northern Towel Holders, each 12c HEAVY UNDERWEAR — ceilings Salad Dressing Navy Beans Good balers. Ritz Crackers, 1-lb pkg 21c ROLLED OATS Cooperating with ability plus! 12c Molasses - Green Label NATIONAL WAR FUND Styles TaH 3cans 24c_ Evap. Milk 24fc lb. AM Enriched Flour ..d. 41.04 King's Flake Flour X 22^»1.O7 24V4-lb. Gold Medal Flour Purpose sack $1.24 * Sugared Donuts <<«13c Counlrr Club Qualilr. Richlr spiced RED CROSS TOWELS craftsmen. LB. BAG Store-Ground before your eyes. Save up to a dime a pound. Country Club Qualify 28-oz. 4 Vv tieaT wCfTlS'Cream ol Wheal, pig. 22c) pkg I 16c pert Spotlight Qu*d 21c TOMATO JUICE See - WATERS CLOTHES HOT-DATED . PRUNE JUICE FOR RENT-A furnished house in Send hits a real slice of homo through the USD—one of the 17 major war relief agencies that have banded to­ gether with our own community agen­ cies this year to bolster morale and relieve distress on the battle front, among the civilian victims of war and here at home. Just one contribution this year helps all of these. Make it big. Make it now. KROGER'S AND YOU SEE IT IN THE SPINACH Naw D*«k No 2^ e*e 16c i Vacuum Peeled EARL BOYES SESr rt/W7X7iW/S 8 Pts Country Club Whole Kernel Phone 2659 ... /ROM 2 <*. 13c n0 YELLOW CORN the third ward. ew», Lyle and Harold Dunning. Wareham. Whiting. Ind. W. RCMora. Mt. Ver* j Weekend gurote of Mr. and Mra. non,N. T.; Chama Campbell, Mid- Warren Roush were Miss Dorothv Giesiile and m* *on. WiUuur. Camp- Rou*h and Wise Adeline Rowley. «4 bell. DetMt. l^to and Harold Dun- • Borgesa boapttal, Kalamszao. Mr. ning returned to WIMUng on Mon-I and Mra. RotMh were. Sunday dinday. > tier gueate of Mr. and Mr* John Mia* Doria Gambia spent the < Mlnhler tn Grand Rapide weekend in Grand Haven and m Mra. Gerald Ryan returned Bun­ Grand Rapids where ai» wa* the day from a few week*' trip to Ban guest of Mra. Gordon Haven*. I Diego. Cal. where she ha* been Mr am Mra. A R. Fatwa enter- ^tmg her ta^and Ulned Mr. and Mra. Jack Haitaoch I d Mra. Clayton Brandetctof Potterville on Bunday. ■ . , U Sunday cuesta of Mr. and .. .............. . —.. —jeph Hanlsh and Mr. and Burton Perry was Mra. James Stan- Mr* Sidney Bench at Gun Inkc. lake of Lansing. I Mra. Kenlth McIntyre apunt Mra. Prank Andru* relumed Sal- > Thursday In Kalainaroo urday from a few days' trip to1 Mr*. Maurice Ostrolh left WcJTravane City. । neaday for Santa Fe. N."M- where Mr and Mr* Adelbcrt Cortright her husband is sUUoncd. and family and Mr. and Mr*. HerMrs. Enoch Andrus iHeknMUhbert Qulgler are attending the Min- paughi of Grand Rapid* was the noBota game in Ann Arbor on Sat- guest last wee kof Mra. Myra F. --------I Woodmansee and other friends. Mrs Virgie Reid la the guest of tl leaving Friday fir for a visit in KalaMr, and Mr*. Re* Reid tn Cadillac '---------— ic — maaoo before returning home thl* week. Mra. Lee Watson of Holland Mr. and Mra. Gerald Shafer and spent Friday and Saturday with son. Gay. were entertained for the Mr. and Mra. Lyle Sc-addcr. Miss weekend at the home of Mr. r.nd Maxine Watson returned to Holland Mra. Burwell Scudder in Battle with her for the weekend. Creek. Bunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Mr and Mra. J. H. Tredinnick Edw. Wiedlea were Mr. and Mr*.. Mias Betty Tredinnick. Mr. and Floyd Palmer of Delton and Mist tiara Shannon were among those Elsie Palmer of Detroit. bora. Shaiuic nwerc among those Mr. and Mrs Cranston Wlkax who saw Ethel Barrymore In Tiie and family of Coldwater w*re week­ Com Is Green” la Grand Rapids end guests of Mra. Clyde Wlclox Saturday. and Mr*. W. J. Field. Mr*. Jack Stem spent a few day* — ___ Stem were In Detroit last week where she was ituest* d Stem, in colors and wool combina­ WE HAVE BOYS’ BELTS AND SUSPENDERS. Waters Clothes Shop Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy BOILING BEEF Tenderay feel Juicy, rich flavor. Tenderer BmI RH ROAST 9 Pls. X _ lb jLOC Regular Sugar Stamp No. 14 good only thru Nov. 1. IACDN SQUARES Leen BUY War Bonds AND STAMM Standing 22c PORK HEARTS 20c 35c 9EEF LIVERS 31c 3 Pli SKINLESS FRANKS <b 5 Pls LEONA SAUSAGE Sliced 5 Pts. •> 32c PORK NOCKS * 20c Fresh. Sliced. 6 Pts w ____ TEN DERAY we 29c YELLOW PERCH Chickens OYSTERS Pml 59c Not rationed Local, frosh dressed. No Pls. QQ ' UljCp 29c Frat-shot* Large, while. PICNICS SMOKED Radi-Cooled lb Fresh - not rationed 2 Pts Stamps No. 15 and Id, good only thru Oct. 31. 6 pis fa. 37c Tenderer Beef Ring Bologna, lb. 29c Sugar • for • Canning colors Chuck Roast »m. 37c KROGER "piece bacdn laan lb. 31C SUPER mnRKETs �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1M3 turned Monday svaalag taam a vUll I with their son and wile. Cpl. and; Mra. Kart Smith at Fort SUfiy.jtM-. PERSONALS Runplant ga,!^ja Attractive bouquets at autumn Mn re Sunday dinand^Mra John i returned Bun* tks' trip to San she ha* been rum Brandrtetcsta of Mt and t and Mr and it Gun lake. IcXntyre spent *200. ' , roth left Wcje. N.“M. where . UKul ti (Helen Mills- Mra. Mrra F. ocher friend*, i visit In KalaIng home. n of Holland Saturday with med to Holland ekend. ■ -Ifon and Mia* I rail. analan Wilcox L Clyde Wlclox btani were Fred Slam, in tv Van Buskirk giving a irenwe ne of the writing! of Stephan terest* of recruiting on Monday Mra. Richard OrtxM and eon. Pick, leave today for a weekend In Chicago. Maurice Pender Is in Rochester Minn., where he has been going lluough Um Mayo Clinic. Mr. and Mrs Herman Zerbel want to Lansing Thursday •“ laingiburg and Ovid spent the weekend cousins. George Snook relumed Saturday from a few weeks bualneaa trip through the east. Mrs Orville Herrington accom­ panied her sliter-tn-law, Mra. 8am ArnutranR. who was the weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. Robert Connelly, to Bloomington. Ind. Oarriaxi. . Mrs Chest* ,_____ __ — . , i Monday evening Dr. and Mra. Steif bgt. and Mra. BUrdyy Th* Women'! board nt wmmaniu-l G° Thursday the same group r-*t Y* Old Time bridge club was G L Lockwood entertained Uteir Whaater. who are al Pacoa Fteld, chureh meT^lth W DBan^l ‘‘ ““ hotnz ot ure-Jamt. Mrs. entertained at the home of Mr*. I P0*1^ group of eight at a pbaaa- Tuesday. CM Texas, were gueaU of Mr. and Mr*. <mj Mcsiday "fternow board m™- WilHwn Stebbins A similar couim Jennie Mannl Wednesday after- i d'7Mr Visiting was enjqyod will be here Arthur Lower from Monday Ull after dinner Mra. Bert Mugridge and son Billy tenTpriaent being Unr WMteca 1 *?d “ outdoor cook-out are noon. parent: Mr Wednesday, when they want to SterTw? to October 27 Radford. Mr. KalanuuDo to visit relatives. Don Oury, Mis. Otto Haarind and ,he home ot Miaa Bt.air.co HtrRay Branch returns today from Mra. Roman Faldpatuch was . Following the Pllteourgh where he has been at­ hostess to the St. Rose Study club ^tfo footbal Mrs. E Q. Rothaar. These women ner... tending Ute Allied Theaters' con­ on Tueaday evening with twelve and are In chaise of the November ac- ! _ Grant. Bto was home for eight day* UvtUce of the church. I to the Charlotte team and vention. . Two groups of friends were de- present Mra. David Goody visiting his wife and baby daugh­ their coaching staff, at their home her bridge dub Tua Mr. and Mra. R. L. Wlrulaj. and ter and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Rom Weaver and Eight members of the Three tba home al Mrs. Kellar Stem. On I For the pleasure of Mra. Glen on west Walnut street. The boys Wlnnen al contract Stutz. He returned Saturday night TueMay, luncheon was served on Bachelder. who left Wednesday to daughter. Margaret Sue. spent Sun­ Hubbanl and Mra. Opt. and Mra. Lyle Sanborn (Jane Timet Four club were guests of recreation room where they en ­ Kln "" I'"’-'-11 •> Tlnkn- rtrld. . Kr2,‘ day with Mr. and Mn. Clair Ha­ Mra. L. V Bessmer on Friday eve­ a social time playing pingafternoon spent were informally. Okie Mrs. Robert Miss ger in Vermontville. ning at dessert and bridge. ■njrea tabtowas of bridge in piny MU^ed Kjnnev' SrsFrancisco ^c^d n £ 2?"' none and reviewin'- th* imumta* Weston B- Bank* of Grand Rap­ CpL Sanborn having received his after the luncheon Friday, and prize 1 on and Mrs Elson Harrinxton en- pUy’ -----Ids. who has been quite Hl. Is con­ r^-by ^rtelhcdI ten teier^Tfo? dinner ,rora honorabls discharge from the Army. Complimentary to Staff Sgt. and WAR—FORGET ITvalescing at th* home of Mr. and They will reskM'at their former Mrs. Stanley wheater <Margaret vrl?. R' WbI1 “n<1 Mri D*'T,r Saturdav night at the home of Mr. - Mn Vj& Lawrence hmna home. mi 1113 a 8- Montgomery m 81 tn' in | DeMeycr>. Mr. and Mra Arthur ... and Mrs. Vere Harrington. A beau- I Mra. Dan Ashalter returned last Lower held open house Monday eve­ Mon this city. tiful traveling bag wasT>resented to I' ’ week from a month's visit with M . on Saturday. Mrs - Erma Gardner and Mrs. I ning for the faculty memban of To celebrate the birthday of H- Mrs. Bachelder. On Tueaday night. I her daughter. Mrs. Belmont Pinney, Mn. Forrest Lane returned Mon­ Fay Marble spent the weekend In the city schools. Sgt. and Mrs. of New York City. The latter'* hus­ day from a short visit In Windsor, Charlotte, the former visiting her Whaater return next week to Pecos tner Struble, a family dinner was Mr and Mrs W. H. Bachelder are 1 al his home on Saturday A . giving a family dinner in her honband is on active duty Vi th the ont. aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mra. Roy Field. Texaa. where he is stationed. given welcome guest was Sgt Emerson or Mrs Maurice Oatrotn arcotnMerchant Marines I Miss 8WU Stella Heath and Iter roorn- Sherman. Mra. Mgrtlc being a A pleasant day was spent at the Struble, who returned Monday to ■ nanled her and went on to Santa Mr. Mias Esther Bertram, of gmt al the Lyman Chamberlin ... and .... Mra. —... Noblo Caln and I mate. ail-v> home of Mr and Mra. James Brtt- Sioux Palls. 8. D.. after a four-day 1 F* N. Mex.. where she wUl join her ; daughters relumed returned Friday to their tiielr !’ Nllca Nt|M vlaltou visited m. Mr. and mi>. Mrs. vrw, George Mr.' and Mra. Marl Clark, accom- i ten of East Dalton Sunday, Oct 10, furlough at bonu. husband. «.«■, home in Chicago after a weeks visit; .. b j; Heath Saturday and Bunday. .... ............... .. ............ 2_‘ -fliairt with Mr and Mrs. Robert Burch. Mr and Mra. William Musts panted by Miss Helen Day of Bat­ when Frank Britten of Grand RapMra. James Gower entertained ' Mra. Oarle M. Fuller entertained 1 Mr. and Mr* J. W. Armbruster r and Daine of Pontiac have been lie Creak spent the weekend In ■ Ide celebrated hie 75tli birthday. Mr. her birthday club in honor of Mrs. her bridge club for dessert on and Mrs. C S McIntyre were Sun- vlsiting Mr. and ‘ Mrs Neil Adair Delaware. Onio, where their eon. I Britten is a retired yard foreman Louise Erway. Ed Smith and Muter Thursday. dnv dinner guests of Mra Charles and Mr and Mrs Walter Stanley Bob. Is In training at Ohio Wes-1i and In perfect health. Those pres- Kenneth Smith. Pedro w^s the i ... leyan In the Navy air corps. They]। ent to help him celebrate were Mr. McIntyre in Kalamasoo, tire event •Ince Thursday. looioau game Saturday, and Mra Merritt Needham and evening's entertainment, high score i Decorations appropriate to Hallo- . the football celebrating the latter's birthday an­ The Rev. Don Gury. D. saw me going to Mra. Albert' Vedaer and ween and bouquets of autumn flow- I Hie Weslcvans Wealcyans and Oberlin, Oberlin. three children of Kalamazoo. Mra. Ward niversary Baines. Mra. Don Gury___ _____ between th* Erway; low score to Mrs. ErI era were used on the tables nnd — — ufatelia Maynard. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miss Dorothy Stanley was home Wallace Osborn attended the Bob playing tackle with the for­ McClurkin and son. Mr and Mrs. way and Albert Vedder. : around the social room of the First diocesan meeting al St. Marks In mer team. • • • United Brethren church when the Mr and Mrs Lyle Dean spent Roger Convene and children. Mrs end. Qrand Rapids on Tuesday. Mra. Thomas Stebbins was guer.t ; ladles served the dinner tor the Charles Convene and children, all Chief Warrant Officer Lowell Tee­ Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Barnett and the weekend with Mr. and .Mrs. of honor Saturday evening at a Bustneas Women's Hospital Guild ter returned last week to Camp Mr and Mra. Irving Benton of Albert Sponable in Grand Rapids. of Hastings. Mr. Britten received deseert bridge and shower given by on Monday evening. 35 being presMra. Levi Payne of Manistee was rome nice gifts and also a huge Phillips. Kansas, after spoadlng a Battle Creek leave Friday to epend Mra Cranston Wilcox. Mte* Bar- ! ent. including several guest*. After I birthday cake. , the guest of her parents. Mr. and fifteen day furlough here with the weekend In Detroit. bara Trego and Miss Barbara WU- the business session. Halloween Mrs. Henry Cook, on Sunday. Mrs. Teeter and other relatives. Dr. A. O Ohleson, the Pres, of In honor of Andrew Houfslater's cox at the home of the latter. Three , games were enjoyed, each person * Mr. and Mrs. George I.eIson and M1m Hazel Caukln. who works at North Thousands of oerchant season who Park College, Chicago, was a Oscar Letson of VernOn were elghlv-firat birthday Sunday. Oct. tables of bridge were in play and receiving a fitting prize. Mra. MarLike Kellogg Field. Battle Creek, wa* Iciest on Monday of CoL Emil guests of the Rev. and Mra Clif­ 17. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bowman, his home over the weekend. bring convoys through find needed neighbors, served a chicken dinner. ford Clinton last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Chas. Solomon are Sunday guest* of Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fox and his planning to attend a pheasant din­ Rothaar over Uie weekend were Mr. rost and relaxation in hones and ner Sunday in Grand Ledge nt the and Mra. Robert <Mead of Detroit, Oscar Palmer were their son-in-law ulster. Mra. Ida Palmatier “were also home of Mr and Mra. Alt. Rath­ who came also to see their son, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur present centers operated by the United bun. This dinner fallows an annua) Carroll Mead of the Cincinnati Heydenburg and family of Grand Miss Marilyn Tolles entertained Rapids. Season's Service in cooperation custom honoring the birthday of Thoo Beck spent the weekend in twelve friends from Hastings and Mra. Solomon's mother, who was Military College, who is a patient with the War Shipping Administra­ a Townsend Mtddlevile Saturday evening, the one of the twin daughters of Peter al Pennock hospital. Other guests Lansing attending Frank of Revolutionary war fame were Mrs Woodward Smith and State Conference, acting tn capacity occasion being her 16th birthday, tion in ports in two healspheres Mr. and Mrs. John Chandler were two sons of Mt. Pleasant and Mrs ,of state councilman. Geo. Irland 'the evening was spent playing R Seibert and son. Peter, of accompanied him as delegate to the games and light refreshments were guests of nA,<* Mouls of Di­ Louis Battle Creek. Mra Smith is remain­ meeting from Townsend Club No. *erved. of the world. You help these mondale over tiie weekend. Mrs. Allison Louden of Doster vis­ ing for two weeks with her par­ 3. Mr. Beck returned Sunday eve­ courageous eon when you support' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grooa en­ ited her sister. Mrs. Herman Zerbel ents. Mr. and Mra. Rotbaar. ning Mr Irland remained tn Lan­ Mrs. Harry Unger of Canada and sing to visit relatives. tertained with a dinner Tuesday | on Tuesday. the national War Fund—by giving Mrs. Jessie Phillipa of Battle her sister. Mrs Carl Bomuch of Mrs Fred Hummel of Lake Odessa evening in honor of Miss Dorti Creek and New York Cttv came Detroit visited their aurtt. Mrs. visited Mrs. Thoe. Beck over the Radford. to your own coonunity campaign* Geo. ’ Jersey and cousins one day last weekend. Monday for a few days' visit with Mra. Crystal Hart returned to Twenty-six Past Noble Grands Mrs. F. E Adair and Mr. and week. Mr and Mrs Herman Sandeen! her home at Watson Comers. Alle- of Rebekah Lodge met at the counMrs Nell Adair. anu keep* on working tor noun—to •in wenSunday dinner guests of Mra. 1 Mra Minnie Marble returned gan Co. Friday after visiting Mrs. try home of Mrs. Henry Sothsid. case roughing spasms, help clear con- । Saturday from a visit with her Herman, Soder of Grand Rapids. | Ida Palmallcr and other relatives Wednesday evening. A carry-ln covered Vicks VapoRub. Today it is pation in <old-clogged upper breath- I B. R. Minford of Potniuc came: and friends in Woodland the past dinner wasserved and the evening s son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and ing paua ges, relieve muacular soreness 1 the most widely used home-remedy for enterMinment was cards. Prizes Mrs. Hubert Marble. In Garden Sunday for Mra. Minford. Marilyn two wteks. Cooperating with Alice and Martha May. who lutve, relieving miseries of children's colds. City _ Shi- also called on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. William Fox of Kai- went to Mra. Charles Leonard and been visiting her parents, Mr. and . And her c is the reason . . . Barry Co. United War Chest .Committee amazoo, spent Sunday with their -Mt*. Elsa Lake. ■ Often moat of the mise Mra. Cone Sperry in Ann Arbor Mra L. Severance for two weeks. [ parents. 1 ... Mr and Mra Elmer Purcell and is gone by morningl The moment you rub VapoRub on Mr. and Mra Raymond Aldrich, I The O. O. Club, with Mrs. John daughter. Roseilen. Mra. Edward VapoRub is so good to u warren Carter uamr and; “,la tn MAPLE GROVE CLUB Broas aa a guest, waa entertained Adams. Mrs Warren strux. Try it! Mrs Wm. D Barnes were In Grand Aldrich ।, ENTERTAINED .KwaninxM* ««. for dinner and.bridge at the home IN nnoianuo HASTINGS Rnntds Thuradav Mrf- *■ Tolles. A. Tolles, and ।[ Mra. Vida Wood, with Mrs. Celia of Mra. Dave Boyes in Battle Creek j E a clukin HMM ».|F I.™- wm !«;■ t- Marshall assisting hoetesa, enter- on Thursday. Oct. 7. Frizes at , O E. 8 Grand Chapter sessions In *,l.h J|ie “n ,Rl<ihardr,^l’0 lalned the Maple Grove birthday bridge won by Mrs. B. A. LyBarker. i Grand Rnntds part of last week and U to the Howell Sanatorium. Rich, club st a dinner in the Methodist 1 Mra H Mulder and Mra. L. Storer. 1 went to flparta Friday where she «d has shown much Improvement social rooms. Friday, following । • • • i visited relatives Saturday. | “nd hopes to be home with his lit- which the ladles went to Mrs. I On Wednesday evening of last iNVisr ih iHt an' Mr. and Mrs Edwin Smith refamily in Ann Arbor for the Wood's home at 602 E. Mill Rl Ul St., OI.. for Illi week the employees of the ..... .Farm — 1 holldavs. a social afternoon and program. ------- ' ** Bureau --------- ------------Elevator—were — entertained ‘ “ । wn I Quite a group of Masons plan to it on by tiie at the annual dinner and party by A clever stunt was put go to Grand Rapids. Friday, when hostesses In a Reuben i-u and Ruchel , the Farm Bureau organization, George Green. Henty Steenbock. dialogue on present day day current twelve anjpying ealpylng a chicken dinner at i I Kendall Braendle. A. K. Frandsen affairs. Other readings were also the home of Mrs Charta Haney. I apd Herbert Cook take the work at enjoyed. Sixteen were present. Many After dinner, a social evening wax .Saladin Temple. Those accompany- lovely late fall flowers graced the •pent at the home of Mr. and Mra, ing will be. UjuIs Karmes, John । rooms. Leon Young where bingo furnished, STEAM HEAT ' Ironside. Kend nl Reahm. Ben Old- I 1711* Maple Grove club has been a lot of fun. , , ■ x lev. ur. Dr. eukih Ellioa., nu»MB Howard Tredinircuui- in existence for thirty yean. They HOT * COLD WATER nick. Judge Cortrfght. F. L. Bauer, will hold their next meeting In De­ Mrs. George A. Sumner"was host­ Henry and Philo Sheldon. SHOWER BATH cember with Mrs. Ada Balch In ess to the New Idea club on Wed­ Put Tyler entertained MLm Nor­ Nashville. nesday evening. Oct. 13. with eleven __________ ma Herrington from Wayland over members and one guest. Mrs. D. D. I Single >3.50 per wk. np the weekend. GETS ADVANCEMENT Smith. In attendance. A chicken Mr. and Mra. Carl J. Scheffler Mr. and Mrs. George B Heath pie dinner was served followed by nnd children, Mary Alice, Carl have received word of the advance- I the business meeting and program. [ Frederick and Margaret Jean, of ment of their son. Walter Heath. 1 Members responded to roll call by . Yprtlantl, visited at the Presbyter­ Bom the rank of 2nd Lieutenant to naming their favorite tree In the Ian manse Saturday and Sunday. l*t Lieutenant. He U stationed with 1 autumn, the hard maple being firat , j Mr. Scheffler is in charge of the tR e cQuartermasters Corps In Chi- because of Its lovely coloring. Mra. ■ the Compensation Department of the “ cago. “i. I Smith gave an Interesting talk on ?S£5S I The Men Who Go to Sea. ight Whgt^lsSoGood For Relieving Miseries of Childrens Colds 25c ’ L*'0« 7pip *C 64c lie IfiC pound 13C 2 can 13C Point* V.’4 23c ? can 11C Ha 1 13c 5c pli odired _ £, 29c Semolina NATIONAL WAR FUND ,ou^"Buy'p WI1HFFHHLS MARX ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS 63C dor o buy b*n 13C I DR. DERK STUIVE ; » SI.24 fit CHIROPRACTOR PHONE 2865 RES. 2991 27« b fog 34c “ 78c OFFICE HOURS 9:00 o.m. to 12 noon 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. uylvania good Evtningt % Mon.. Wed.. Fri-. Sat. 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Closed Colonic Irrigation - Electric Therapy lit W. STATE ST. - Thursday Sine OVER KROGER8 - ft Afltrnoens Buy Poll-ParroB and you'll he sure you’re buying honest craftsmanship ana rugged materials, inside and put... shoes designed to give lasting fit and put together to keep pliable foot bonea straight. Short Wave HASTINGS 5 Pt* N Pt* In compounding a prescription, accuracy is of prime importance. Our Prescription De­ partment has the most modern equipment to weigh or measure each ingredient Here, your Pharmacist is honor- bound to follow your doctors orders exactly . . . You can depend on us for accuracy! three clothing-wise men, Hart Schaffner & Marx, set out to change ready-made clothing from shoddy SHOK1 When Accuracy Means So Much a century... and America has loved it I Back i.1^7. POLL-PARROT g.49 KMPS They’ve been living Amnia a fit fix more than half EDBVC STORES REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY “ Heating* Phone 2241 SH*H JgWtnow respect Their policy was three-fold. Quality, first; 9 Ml' Fit always; and Moderate Price. For 56 years these • fine clothes have been suiting the nation. A whale of an achievement... and it didn't Mjust happen." It developed through yean of style leadership (1)IIT III Fit and skillful tailoring of all-wool materials. 3'65 vntit you a»i tuit ot orrrmo ScAa^rul t/ifam. When you buy HART SCHAFFNIR A MARX cWhM you an hive lull confidence in their quality, style, sad stamina to deliver many mcntfti of hard wur...hMdaMMiy. Dependable Prescription Service 1IIEEDS1 merchandise to garments that would command , ttMfi BUILT-IN FIT fa That tSUMMTH LA>llm«M<Mctly «Mmi nmwMf and fifllag CMMris? !•*’ "A small Ihlnj b lock Im...i blflMi h fei* TAYLOR’S SHOE STORE ' "Quality Sheet Proparly Fitted" HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Hart Schaffner & Marx________ 45.00 CLOTHCRAFT, all wool______ 37.50 AMERICAN, all wool_________ 32.50 Others at 24.50 and 27.50 EAST STATS STRUCT 1 �CaatL *1 lk» Probate Offleo. la th* City I of Ha it Inga. tad ta aerve • copy af aald «UI> on Yojle VT. Benner. admlni.tra tar of a*id relate. wboae addreaa it S4« N. Hanover St.. Raetlnge. Michigan. ai le*»l iwyhty-day* brier lo raid bearins. Dited. Oaiaaer I lib. a. D. 1»«1. •ftaert Clement. Judge ot Probate EDITORIALISSOCIATION ’puree, owner may have J • ame b> -Nentlfglag and paging far. thle »d. gtl.etyn Shriber. Phole 3»»<> । CLASSIFIED RATES 1H« per word, aalrtltaum of 30c. Dltplay hate act la cape or M*ck face type 10« per Uae. Flret taMrUea IV.e per ward, lui auceeaivo InaarUcn ot ease *d lo par ward, mialanaa charge SIX. llic additional will be charged tor blind Ada. All rate* are for cutu Ada not paid far by Wedneeday fol­ lowing will be charged an addtUkeal 10c for carrying. roralgn ClMtlfled Bata Sc per wort Mlalnna charge 40c. Tel. Co. tank a two to one Series .Piston Rings; Btrend won a ilFX: from pair from Trio Cafe; WUrox Rich lopped Courthouse by a .ingle game anti Seal Company blanked Mid- LEGAL NOTICES ■ ICHTY-IIG kouae and bare. Prlcad at enlx-43.000. About 110 serve workable, real wcude. ttee Miller Rral Eatate Va far f«H ON THE F LOST—Siher ph. green anl blue trim. VarMH POR ffAl.T^T traife—3. 40. Ml la Coffee Shop or an Slate etreet. acrea or larger Fame cempletely reward. Pinder plraee retire to Bar. .forked, M. Parker. Reliable Realty, ■er 10-31 1 1UT E. State St. Phone 3*11. _ 10 31 LOST—1 Ration book* No. 3: tinder ill A< RE FARM about three utilea • pleaee oolif, John McLeod. Route 3 . a.nitheaat of Middleville, thia land ha. 10-31 a fine modern houee good barn., and i LOST—Two tone, brown and tan aweatwould make a .plendid .fork farm, al er with tipper. Bear Irving oa S. | •» plenty of good fertile farm* land River road. Reward Mre. Hubard. -nd »4» per arre »III take It. See Arentr, Route 1, 1U-2I Miller Real E.late Co 10 31 IAIXT- Hation Bwk No. 3 belonging FOR SALE—Modern, d room buegaUu. to Hirhard B. Sharp Plea.e return «*• brat; all newly decorated. S3U H. tv D. If. Sharp. Ha.ting., K 4. | llreen. Phone 3S3S. _ 10 31 . _ 10 31 FOR HALE—Pine home in Frearpon, ba. Pvt. Stanley Ruempel of Fort Leonard Wood. Mo., and Mr*. O»c.i. Ruempel and Joan Bpent last Wed­ nesday and Thursday in Kalamazoo visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ruem­ pel and other relatives. Mr. and Mra. Harry Thompson and Mr. and Mra. Hazen Gray were in Somerset on Saturday. Mrs. Archie Tobias entertained Mn. Ferdinand Thomas and son of Dowling over the weekend. Kingsley Bennett of Ann Arbor CARD OF THANKS Sheldon Agency All Kind* oi Insurance Surety Bond* 2115 Halting non WOMENS LEAGUE i Monday, Oct. 18) Betty Braendle set the pace for the women bowlera Monday night ,—v —,.......... when she again n:t the 500 mark ■ weeks visit with Mr. und with score* of 182-173-187—522. Th- , Mr*. eLon Slander. series wa. the only one In the 500 __________________________________ ; Swonson Agency IK W. STATE Brandt. Steve of the other f troy had a fe ing before the Friday but we luck they all h an ear to the service. The g taste ot ’baa game if we’re played a great caught a be Avrea did a t’Hoot’ hat o this year,) M NEW LOW RATES Properry damage and Liability WANTED—EMPLOYMENT FIRST CLASS CARPENTER—( in now 1 do that J-b uf luilling. repa ?S7F3 3 IO 3H Protect your right to drive under Michigan'* new responsibility low in the world*, largest, auto- FARM BQUIPMENT AND MISC. EXCHANGE YOUR WH(AT AUCTION SALES Loren Hcrshbergci AUCTIONEER for soma of thot good tx»l games he learned Dick day tor hi* ph get in the M try to get tne irgan game W When you are going to have a s List Your Sale With Lily White Flour HENRY FLANNERY PHONE 3 9ASHV1LLE GEORGE P. MAURER, 1102 S. Jefferson St., Haitingi sure of—you’l good luck.) By the wa cun you hea Townsend i ye the fellows, f 30 lb*. flour for bushel of GRANGES er al louchdo Tills actua Manhall Furnaces Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of । furnaces 444 TABLETS. SALVE. HOSE DROPS Eaves Troughing Tin Shop SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Floor Sanders for Rent G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Loren Coppock HASTINGS, MICH. Phon. 2331 tf 142 K. Stat. AUCTIONEER Delton, Mich. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Hates can ——______ _______ _ _ Jennie ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE and BONDS 1 ANDRUS N*lL Bk. Bldg. ' AUCTIONEER List you Auction Sal., with DEWEY REED . Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER >31 s. in 3i NOTICB Ou pollctea cow the new Mkhl|U Financial BesponaibUlty Uw. ] | JERRY 'Phono S51I (Iordan. | NOTICE—The Ha.tinge Bargain Store la naw Open ii >r liualneaa al 117 fl Jot. acroaa Irom Monlgnmery 1 W arda. if LET I S HrII vour farm. ritv nr lek — krr. Reliable Realty Co-; sdeairod. Write B W A NTED—I'rBf->• motor.,. Phone 35 collie With l«t>) will Ci rrel.out. /|. o n>mi* ur collect Lo.rll : Ituuglai । U. HGuir< t THOMAS SPECIAL COFFEE r» 22 125 ft WAX PAPER STALEY'S CUBE STARCH 3 boxes 21 cans REX LYE 1 dozen PRESTO CAN TOPS cans BABO 21'2 lbs WHEATGERM RIPPLED WHEAT BUY BONDS $1,000 A PAIR WONT Buy THE DOUBLE SAFETY WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDES IN ANY OTHER WORK SHOE! BUY STAMPS Help the boys who ore fighting for us. Buyer for STILES and Company Hastings stock yards, phone 2588, or call 717—F3 through the 'BILL” SHERWOOD * INSURANCE Hotel Hasting. Ph CASH C. Thomas Stores DEAD AND DISABLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY HORSES $5.00 COWS $4.00 Glycerin avoilable from animal fats is badly needed in WAR EFFORT. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Coll collect. KALAMAZOO RENDERINC WORKS For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Bran, Copper & Lead. GLINN F. LAUBAUGH CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville Attention Farmers! HORSES, $5.00 COWS, $4.00 Dead or disabled; Prompt Service 7 Days a Week. Small stock Picked up Free. animal may save a life. Glycerine from your Don’t Hesitate! Call— CALL HOWARD BRISTOL Truss Titting AMAZING SOFTNESS LESSENS FATIGUE Phone Collect - Hastings 2. STEEL CAP PREVENTS CRUSHING IT’S doubly important to keep yourself on the job these days because Uncle Sam needs ail the production he can get That makes it all the more advisable to wear a thoroughly depend­ able Safety Shoe. It not only helps keep up production ifess suffering suffering and and loss loss of of pay. pay. but it also saves you from needless That's whiv. more workers every day are mdopting Wolverine Shell Shoes. Their Honehide SAFETY I armor concealedtoe -------------- will take a great crushing force. But, event Lit as important, these SAFETY Shoes are soft aa buckskin and pl i able aa bamboo — even dry that way after soaking. That means far greater protection against fa' tiguo which is oerhapa the moat common cause of serious accidents. 2715 or Res. Phone 718-F2-3 BATTLE CREEK RENDERING CO. SHOESTOBE iA,. Guiii iT tx, AND TV IN TM TCLC REAL LIVE �THE BANNER HASTINGS ■HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1943 IIGHTY-IIGHTH YEAR asked a matron customer, SECTION from Norfolk for 10 days leave and , what the official report has to say— th* night before he was to arrive a ' Utter* Welcome home lo 'Bun' (Bern­ 6—Hav- telephone call saying, two had been Independence. Kan.. Oct. ft ard) McPharlln. who has received ing successfully completed the re- selected out of the company lo take Dear Zolly: le» of my faat |«r.. .......w. .» • Now l£> thu weeks- handshake seen him yet so will have to tell hl* honorable __________ discharge — -j and is qulrementa for Pre-Avlatlon Cadet special medical, technician training negligible. --------------------- ------------------------------------- -fth one buck In it lo— - . yon about Gene next waflk. I home begin hte ______ready r-- to __ _ ______ u JJob again basic training. Sergeant Thoma* O and Frances wa* one of the two from numerous people insisting that (Continued from page 1. Section 1) A/C. Donald C. Newton Returning' today (Thur*.) after at Bairds. u/ We * sure mlised you Taggart ha* been transferred from leaving at once for Washington, I write the Banner. Yielding to the a cycle the Independence Army Air Field "nut's the kind of let down that luck on the opening day—Ar: . a week at home U good looking 'Bun' and it's good to have you ._ -------nct eMy w plck yourBe if UD (mm Bainbridge Oa. Robt Beam from Great Lake*. Bob. back. to the Army Air Forecs Technical Brandt, Steve Demond and some — - . class 43—K. who used to work al the Bliss, has John Stuts and Howard Birman School at Bulkley Field. Colorado, of the WWW. other fellow* from MW the 1BC feepushed—I write. aeeks were the hardest. T troy had a few early hours hunt- "How goes It fellow, smooth sailing. Just finished his boot' training. His have both been home but we missed for assignment and classification— In one more week my basic train­ in the hotteat part of the ing' , went ------- — to ww.. w„ on Nice Seeing yan home News. ing before before they work work is with Diesel engines, he likes seeing them. Don't forget you guys, the initial phues of the intensive • >v« -Ju*) think hnw proud I am ing be a thing of the past. I । Continued on Page fl. Fnda^but haven't, heard Friday but twe haven't heardwhat what Surprising hl* mother came Pfc. it. and says he U getting a fine we're awfully happy if you stop In air crew flight training program that he has this fine opportunity shallwill shed no tears over this occur ­ luck thev all had. Well try to keep Duane Day from Camp White. Ore, - education out of it. A young sailor to say 'Hello when you’re here then leading to the coveted sliver wings for advancement and how very an ’ys with — ear —- to the ground and ^report la — -ior"eight -----------------da--------«... his family''out - ------- - wrltFi Bob was his son Larry, just 5 we can let all the fellow* know of the Army Air Corps. . happy we ll be when he does come rence. Alabama may have stars fall BO .NF. MEAL SUBSTITUTE upon It in romantic love ballads, you later. i BarryvUle way. Duane, who fln- year* old. but big enough to go to The son of Mr. Glenn E. Tag- home." Besides the fact that we Another war scarcity.—ata* They-re a great bunch of fellow* Wwd HJiA. .Jf** Iart. 1201 N. Broadway. Hutlngs. think you fellows arc about the but is possesses a very ugly climate.' school he said—started klndei gar­ Dot—Dash New*. Ilchigan. S«t. Taggart enlisted in beat in the world you have about It is Just now getting pleasant. —the Saxons squad we mean—and he likes the army life, in not d­ ten this year. Mrs. Beam is emCongratulations— The "final examination" of my1 substitute, suggests a>yed at the Piston Ring Co. Bob'* if you don't think so you should vilian lifee but “ It's OK. To Bill Parker al Saracuse Uni­ the Army Air Forces in October the bravest and moat wonderful >ould i| vl,s *n >» ■» OK extension dalrynuu basic training, a 10day bivouac at 1942. A qualified aircraft mechanic, wives you could **k for — bless ’ em. Ing home was a pretty happy oc ­ versity who is now a Sgt. have seen the team In action wh ”---------z. off. ., rhile Wien Duane got th* train in State Collette. Trie i Tues Oct 12. 1943. Morrisville, (to my knowledge, no To Seabee Omar Barnum at he served at Perrin Field. Texas, they took Charlotte to town <2111-0) Battle Creek he met Dick Fingle- casion for thl* threesome a* you can >uch town is actually extant) Ala. phex. a defluorinate Camp Endicott. R. I., who is now before coming here lut January. Friday night In spite of the coli ton who is here for 10 days from Imagine. Dear Editor: Outside of the Inconvenience and lure available at ) Lt. Arlle Bixler (Middleville) now wind. rain, and mud-inches deep. J— Utah. The fellows had traveled to­ Rome for five days’ was Petty of­ first class petty officer. I have suffered another change exceptionally chilly nights, it was tors. One pound is at Matkall Field met Ivan Paj-ne To Fay Marble somewhere in the (Remember several of you fellows gether but they didn't know it un­ ficer Roy Gardner who just re­ of address. Will vou please send the the easiest ten day of the thirteen . ... - - . -.. have written that foot-ball helped til they were almost home. turned from Trinidad. He (lew from South Pacific who is now Cpl. Ttch. the other dav. Forest Bixler (Arlle *> paper to the adarrxs listed below? week cycle. It ended with an anilone pound of salt brother) up in the Aleutians met you "take It" now that you're in Dick was plenty happy to be boston to Detroit where his mother i we've heard about all th* pictures lery demonstration from IOS's fired pounds of mineral mix, .Thank you service. The gang certainly had a home. You're looking great fellow met him then they both slopped at you sent home Fay—haven’t seen Alex' Nell a short time ago. Another over our heads to get us used to, •• • brother. Milo Bixler left from rt. Carl Wachter. 38160719 taste of 'basic training' In this and congratulations on that Sgt. Howell to visit Roy's brother Herman 'em vet but hope to soon .) the racket. Following that we | BUY WAR BONDS n Prov. Petroleum Group. To—Cpl. and Mrs Robert J. Bry­ Grand Rapid* on Tuesday for Fort game if we're any Judge) They all stripe. Dick arrived home in time who is a patient at Howell SanaE.U.T.C. played a great game. John Coleman to help hU sister Alice take all ot tarlum. While he was here Roy ans. He came home from Fort Custer to begin his basic training. Camp Claiborne. La caught a beautiful pass. 'Hoot* the many Christmas packages to visited parents of one of his buddys Knox. Ky. and was married on Sat. Thl* makes three stars for the Bix­ Avrea did a neat job of kicking the postoffice for the other boys who live In Battle Creek that he by Rev. s. C. Hathaway to Bettv. ler family. Best of luck to all «*f Dauntless Damn. ('Hoof hu only missed one kick in service—"Gues* 111 collect my had promised to see. And here's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur you. A salute and congratulations to this year.) 'Muse' Thomu did some presents while I'm here in person." some inside dope straight from Roy Flanders of Irving and returned to Greetings again Bob Hammond. |, Marine June Leary who is now Set. nice interference—they were all In said Dick. Over the weekend Dick —he has the prelUest smiling Irish Fort Knox Sunday. The bride is and are we chargined and stuff. Leary, and fellows, this is one of there every minute. When you *ce had a chance to visit with hU swretheart in Boston that you about employed In Battle Creek. To think we'd forgotten that you Whose situation* when you can say "Oregon and Washington are were married last Januarv. the day ! the Sgt. is cute and mean. Now that the*e boys in action, playing just brother Don who is at Mt. Pleasant ever saw. Her name is Gloria as you fellows have played in the with the Naval Reserve. Dempsey and. "I want this blasted beautiful States", writes— after you returned from your fur- we think of it you might even call Pfc. Arthur C. McKelvey put. Its no wonder we have the lough here at home We hope vou'U a Sgt honey and mean it—see what Last week, we mentioned about war to be over so I can come back 13th AA.F.T.T.D. finest army In the world. Take Dick paratrooper Orville Curtiss' first and live a normal life," says Roy forgive an old duffer like us for »( mean. Well write you at— Rasey for Instance; he had hurt Jump—well, he must have landed as he tells about his 'colleen.' Roys forgetting such important new*. , *----- *-------6600 Ellis Ave. , Thanks for getting the Ohio licence ; USJX.C.WJt. rwo fingers, but wu bound he was around here 'cause the next thing brother Bob received a medical dis­ going to play Friday because it we knew he was walking toward charge from the Navy but he wa* ^Seattle. 8. Wash. matter cleared up too—she was , Marine Corps Recruiting Station would be his lut game before he wife andthat, blame it. determined lo be In the scrap so ■“Merle Lancaster, who wa* sched­ your brothers ouid have known and a u^wLlhlngton StW“’ i he signed up with the merchant uled to get home some time ago. we should have known that, and a enters service. Re had the Doctor you. soldier. pretty girl she is *— too Our ?* * * “ “X? 5t’ ilg up a special splint bandage for Wayne Bump did get home as he marines and is now shipping out since his return to the US.A. from right p—*“ "*-* hl* hand and he played one of the had hoped. Arrived Thursday and from Seattle. Since Roy returned North Africa. Is now In a Army hos­ i regards----------- -------------------------- — tot games he ever plaved. (We hut left Sunday—hunted every day— he wrote his mother to be sure and pital In Penn. He writes his Dad her well not slip up like that again. learned Dick went to Detroit Mon­ what luck?—he answered. "It was send him a picture of herself so that he Is much better than he wa* day for his physical and hopes hell kind of wet." ; he can have it to.look at when he and expects to be well enough tn Geraldine F. Slace. of Delton. Mich­ get in the Marines He said he'd Robert Caude Hammond. Cox travel very soon. , Home for a couple of days was— igan. has begun training at the try U) get back to play in the Al­ seem near and he forgets he’s so •. Fleet Postmuter Lt Martin Hawthorne stopped by । First Women s Armt Corps -Train- . legan game Wednesday night. What New York City. New York ]। Ing Center here far away from home. His address । to visit Lewis Kenflcld at Minters ever branch of the service you go Contrary to ‘Chuck' Barnes story | Field. Calif. The boy* were nelghMore than 6,000,000 men are io the ' was Immediately assigned in Dick, there's one thing were Sorry we missed a chat with you meanU iL^irene™ o^^HamUton. I “ She R«eivlng Center company for to a Roy Joseph Gardner. S.K. 2/c I bor* back here at home sure of—you'll be one of the bes:— Earl, well try and make It next | ", Fleet Postoffice Among the official report* comrs: | who to home teaching this veax. 'i »eek”=•' of ,e!9 elementary ■barbed wire legioo^—prlsoners of ™n’?rv training. Here good luck.) | San Francisco. Calif. | Maxwell Field. Ala. Oct. 8. 1943. (grandma Jone* hu the babv> I' she was time. wa* Jgwd .issued pl clothing and equlpBy the way. Harold Townsend, Lieut, and Mrs. Wayne Snyder of Returning last Tuesday morning jnCfc p Laubaugh son of Mr and war, who need more than the estabment. instructed In rudiments of cun >*ou hear your Dad (Charley Fort Sam Huston. San Antonio. to Sheppard Field. Texas was MarGlenn F. Laubaugh. 725 N. while husband Frances is in service. drill, and given Army classification wa* *o excited last week because Townsend) yelling tor you and all Texas are tone on leave. Wayne ! tin E. Van GeUon. after spending Mlch. Ave. HusUngs. Mich. is now lished prison regime if their the fellow*, from tiie aide lines. He expects to go overseas in the near a 10 day furlough with his mother cnrO]led as an aviation cadet tn Francis had written he'd be home. testa. For the following four weeks, she certainly gives the team rousing future—Bon Voyage, Lt. i and other relatives. This wa* Mar- th(. Army Air Foices Pre-Flight Irene began to plan all the special •spirit is to be maintained. These cheers that should account for sev­ We knew that nappy look Mr*. ■ Un's first furlough. He enlisted in I school for Pilots at this field, k>- > thing* Francis woul(l like—even had , will be assigned to a Basic company for more detailed training prepar ­ home made ice cream, and Francis' . eral touchdowns. (Belly Weaver) Robert Cooper had June 1942. at which lime he wa* cal4.d on the outskirts of Montgoming to replace mother wu here loo all the way l. w -her — ™ ------- a man in a non- 1 men need your help. Don't fail capital of Alabama Tills actually happened at the at the foot-ball game Friday meant , living at Dowling. He 1* a radio erv meat counter of one of the down more than the H.HB, victory and technician. While home Martin put; Here the new class of cadets I* from Iowa to greet her son—when ' combat Army job. them. You help them when you support town stores the other day—proving sure enough when she said. "Bob a pretty little ring on his best girl's [ receiving nine weeks of intensive it helps If you know what a person hopes to be home Saturday." we I finger. The lucky gal 1* Janet Smith । military, physical anef academic 1* talking about. The clerk noncha- understood. Bob (Pfc) did arrivo i who work* at LyBarker'a Drugstore, training; preparatory to beginning the Rational War Fund—by giving to I While here he saw his cousin. 1st their actual flight instruction at Lt. Arland Martin. HU address is: I one of the many primary flying your own community campaign. i Pvt. Martin E. Van Gelson schools In the Army Air Forces 805th Trng. Group Eastern Flying Training Command. Sheppard Field. Texas Oklahoma City Air Depot. Tinker I Two of our 'Dauntles* Dames' Field. Okla. Now stationed at TinkTOPS IN ENTERTAINMENT AND DRAMA I have been home—Hazel •Curley --------- ’ i er Field is Pvt. Olen H. Bachelder. ........................... Campbell (Middleville) who 'Is Sta­ 1 formerly of Hostings. Mlchlggn. He tioned with the WACs in Chicago Ls assigned to the station hospital Cooperating with so she can get home frequently. at tills model establishment of the She looks marvelous In her uni­ Air Service Command for the main­ happily form and she says she love* her tenance and repair of aircraft and lob and it is more interesting every the training of air depot groups. Private Bachelder 1* the son of "Locking perk and attractive in Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Bachelder. Barry Co. United War Chest Committee her WAC uniform was Ann Nixon Marshall St.. Hastings, Mich. Jack Sage, son of Mr*. Jesse Kel­ ly, has-been transferred from Trini­ dad to Barbodoes where he U in I Reed Hospital. Washington. charge of Mlthjg up weather stni Home for 8 day* from Camp •'It jtut doesn't happen In the | Grant. HI. and returning Sunday —-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- —--------- — 1——' ...................... .......... wa* Pvt. Harold Knickerbocker. Army." writes 'Doug.' Barnes—but 1 (ron of the Orley Knickerbocker's.) it did! ’Chuck’ Barnes finished Od­ I Harold is in the medical corps and ist 1st in In the advanced aavancea Armourer at> at likes his Job. . Lowry Field and has Just now been Returning Tuesday aftre 15 days I sent to the Bomber training field at home was Lowell Teeter—H.H.S. ‘22 Deming. New Mexico. 'Doug has —who is stationed at Camp Phil- Just graduated in Arizona, got a lips, Kansas. While Lowell wa* here 7 day furlough and was ordered to he received word that he had been report for bombardier lalnlng- at promoted to Chief Petty Officer I Deming. New Mexico. Now these which I* very nice going. Lowell, two brothers will be together for When you said you were in a motor 1 the first time In months. The moral _ _________________ u.t <• «... ...Hl Ul HIC I. Armv ...__ --- *. V ttm ...V ....... we learned that it means you are (or navy)—you never can tell.' ■•Hello" again Kenneth Dunn and In charge of instructing 32 mechan­ how do you like the picture of your ­ ics. which sounds like quite a Job. Mra. T. (the former Helen Newton) self on page one. We think It's a hu promised to keep us In touch peach. And we like that front page pic ­ with you so don't forget to tell her all the dope you think we. ought ture of vou Tom Taggart and here's 3 Kss._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a K'Sru'n5% 1 > MOOSE "“AT AND THE PRINCE SAID LET 5 LOOK IN THE YELLOW PAGELS OP THE TELEPHONE DI RECTORY FORA REAL ESTATE AGENT"—AND THEY LIVED EVER AFTER NATIONAL WAR FUND UCTION SALE As Mr. Hanes is offering his farm for sale, we will offer our personal property at pub­ lic auction at the farm located 2 miles north of Maple Grove Center on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1943 COMMENCING AT 12:30. HORSES BLACK HORSE. 12 yn. old. CRAY HORSE. ,13 yrs. old wgt. about 3200 lbs. BAY COLT. 4 YRS. OLD. wgt. about 1200 lbs. CATTLE It Really Is a Miracle When You Think What Electricity has Done to Moke Living * DURHAM COW. 5 YRS. OLD. FRESH OCT. 5. DURHAM COW. 8 YRS. OLD. DUE MAR. 6. DURHAM COW. 3 YRS. OLD. DUE MAR. 11. JERSEY COW. 5 YRS. OLD. DUE DEC. 30. GUERNSEY COW. 7 YRS. OLD. DUE FEB. 8. GUERNSEY COW. 3 YRS. OLD. DUE MAR. 10. GUERNSEY HEIFER. 2 YRS. OLD. PASTURE BRED. DURHAM HEIFER. 15 MOS. OLD. DURHAM HEIFER. 7 MOS. OLD. DURHAM AND GUERNSEY HEIFER. 7 MOS. OLD. DURHAM BULL. 1 YR. OLD. DURHAM BULL CALF. 5'/i MOS. OLD. WHITE FACE CALF. ABOUT 3 WKS. OLD. CHICKENS More Enjoyable ABOUT 100 TRIPLE A WHITE ROCK PULLETS, STARTING TO LAY. Relicf from ironing drudgery . . . lighc-taving light . . . automatic refrigentioa . . . enter­ tainmeat all at the flip of a switch, certainly HOGS O. I. C. SOW AND 9 PIGS. 2 WKS. OLD. O. I. C. STOCK HOC. 1 YR. OLD. 18 FALL PIGS. ABOUT 10 WKS. OLD. THAN 1/5 OF WHAT WERE CHARGED IN THOSE DAYS —A REDUCTION OF everything el*e climbing steadily upw.rd my services are will .vs liable ax NO INCREASE . 2 horse riding cultivator. Banner walking plow. Wierd riding plow.. 3 sec. spring tooth drag. Wood wheel wagon. Flat rack, nearly new. Land roller. Set of sleighs. * Grindstone, with electric motor. Economy King separator, motor driven. Corn shelter. Crates and gain bags. Log ch< The above tools are all in extra good shape. 1 horse dump rake. Double shovel cultivator. 5 tooth cultivator. Manure spreader. Gale 2 horse corn planter. 2 sets Heavy work harness. 1 third harness. Iron kettle, about 30 gal. Forks ond shovels. Jamesway brooder stove, 300 capacity. Log jack. Crosscut saw. Jock scew. Ladder. Top buggy. Pair wheelbarrow scales. Crain cradle. 2 ten gal. milk cans. 3 five gal. cream cans. Gas engine. Pump Jock. Tile scoop. • TOOLS Massey Harris mower, 5 ft..cut, nearly new. Dayton side rake. Ontario grain drill. International hayloader. McCormick binder, 7 ft.' cut. ELECTRICITY IS BY FAB YOUt FEED About 15 ton of hay, some alfalfa, all put up without getting wet. About 100 bu. oats, mostly 42 crop. About 200 shocks of com in field. 1 bu. of recleaned June clover seed. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Kalamaxoo range, in first class condition. 2 airtight heaters. Bedstead, springs, mattrass. Dresser. Chairs. Stands and tabla. frames. HtdJLf Kilowatt I0H consuniERS power compnnv TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, NOTHING REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. ------------------------------------------------------.----------------------- — ....................... ............ . FRED HANES & CLAUDE JONES, Pi HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer Wa invita you to purchat* your War Bond* and Stamps when you vitit our offica. There** jio waiting. You will raceiva your War Bond at the time of purchase. We ara prepared and atithorixed to perform this tervice for you. E. I. GR �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1943 flundar afternoon. A Mies Mania | to vlall him thia coming weekend. Faul flailed Mr. and Mra. Btuart C " reek vtaltr. and Mra. “riday until ODLAND Claire Murphy ot Donna. Tcxa*. wm a recent visitor at the home df hh ccuiins. Mr. and Mrs. Henry ' wers atdlss Aid 4ra. Pile Hut Woodland ta*l Tfcun- Msr. Milan Trumbo. * Marilyn and Dale Townsand of Hasting* spent the weekend with their irrandparante. Mr. and Mr*. H. V. Townsend. * Mr*. Gordon Williams and daughters are expected home this week after *pending several weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs BusseD of Petoskey. * Mr*. Deli Williams and Mrs. Joe Nowlckr are planning to spend several day* with Mr*. Raymond McLeod ot Grand Rapids while the latter attends the •Teachers’ Institute there. The Rev. and Mrs Pay C Winn were dinner Ruesta Bunday of Mr and Mra Warnie Kelsey of Coats Grove. * Mrs. Kittle Holmes who vUlled her daughter. Mrs. Glenn England- part of the summer, left last Saturday for California where >Ue will spend the winter with her daughters. Mrs. Wm. Hansen of Los Angele* and Mrs Chas. Wark of Mixion Beach. San Diego. She left fcpui Detroit where she had been staying with another daughter. Mrs. Itomer Harrison and family. * Mr. and Mr*. Will Velte called on Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ratter of Hastings sandwich** and one dish to pax. ■ Jordan. MUdr . bo. Clara RUi Hamburger Ser dinner the (ormers' 1 in Battle Creek‘'SimKyT* noon. October and Elwyn Demond of Lanpent the weekend with Mr. irx. Chas.' Ha*terley. Elwyn Word was received here Monday i. and Mr*. Harold Higdon. Mr. and . and baby of Battle Creek and Mr. weekend. Dick jeff/ka. a nepiiiw ; of Mrs. Burkle. was a guest nt the Burkle home from Thursday until ; Saturday. * Byron, Verdun. Ronald . and Herbert Westerly were dinner Alma ..v__ «- guests Sunday at the hone of Uxlr ~ur*t of Stanley ERs»rt from 1 intra­ day until Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs, grandparents, Mr. *nd Mrs. Henry Hinn- Flexner and LcRoy Flex­' Sclialbly. * Roy Ballentine and Mrs ner were dinner guest* of Mr. andI Martha Blowers were Bunday dlnMrs. Raymond Dalton and Edon ner guest* of Mr. and Mrs Ben Flexner of West Odessa Sunday Landfo of East Woodland/ * Mrs. * Mr. and Mra. D- B. Green were: Glen Hendea is spending several Sunday dinner, guests of Mr. andl week* with her brother and faoilly Mrs. Dale Dumb of South Hastings. in Battle Cretk. * Mr. and Mrs. * Mr. and Mra. Donald Gucer and , Verne David and Junior and Mr. and son Montan of Grand Rapid* spent Mrs. Harry Kcltcrman of Lansing the waekend with Mr. and Mra. were gucste of Mr. and Mrs Stuart Fred Border. Rather a wet week­ Kussmaul Sunday for a gsine din­ end for hunting. Don. * Mrs Juna ner. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crock­ Jordan has been visiting her son ford of Midland spent the* week *nd and family. Mr. and Mra carl Jor­ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. dan of South Woodland for several Ralph Leffler. * Mr. and Mrs weeks. Thl* week she U spending George Vamcy and daughters were everal days with her brother. John Slntday guests at the home of the Katherman of Lansing. * Mr. and'. latter's mother. Mra. Lillie Taylor of Mrs. Karl Faul and son Rods er. Kalamo. * Mr. and Mr.;. Irvlna were Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. Klralunan of Portland and Mr. and and Mra. Clyde Ruell of Bellevue. Mrs. Arthur Dryer of Battle Creek Friends of Winton (Winkle* win be were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. nleasced to know that he hi. been and Mrs. Ernest Bhomo. transferred from Camp Callon. California to Bloomington. Ind. Red. White and Hlu Club to Meet Tiie Red. White and Blue club where he is studying Engineering at the University of Indiana. HL* will meet at the home of Mrs. Orsister and brother-in-law. Miss Bev­ pha Enz of North Wood*nd on Fri­ erly Ruell ot Bellevue and Mr. and day. October 29 for a potluck dinner at noon. Members please bring Mra. Robert Rlzor of Hastings plan Trum- Reuther. Mr. and Mrs. Qari Benner. MUk week ago Bunday to visit her Coffee Stand—Gladys Hyne*. daughter and family in Dimondale. Marjorie Ree&Or, Betty and Phyllis She planned to spend tile winter with her son. Charles Paul and Movlee—Mr. and Mra. H. A. Kit­ family tn Hastings. She ha* anoth­ son. Mr and Mra. Welby Crock­ er ion. Raymond of Chicago. ford. Amateur Show—Gordon Williams One Act Play—Sponsored by the Annual School Fair to be Held On Friday. November 5. Women's Sludv Club. Director*. The Woodland P.T.A. will again Mrs. H. A. Kitson. Mra. Stuart sponsor the annual School Fair on Kussmaul. Mrs. Karl Faul. Players Friday, November 5. This J* the —Mr. and Mra John Hyne*. Mrs outstanding event of the school Guy Kuntncr. Mix Margrne Kum>year, with the proceeds each year maul and Mix Virginia Varney. A going lo finance the hot lunch pro­ snappy comedy ha* been ihosen. gram and oilier worthwhile proj­ "Tiie Professor Roars'. 4-H Display—Mr. and Mra. Ogle ect* of the P.T.A. Announcement has been made of Flanigan Homa Ec. Display—Mra. E Mil­ a number of the committees re­ sponsible for the succex ot this ler year's fair. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Agriculture and P.F.A. Display — Shellenbarecr have been named Don McCormack Country Store—Mr. and Mrs Ted General Chairmen. Following are the working committee* with the Euner. Mr and Mrs. Wayne Offley. Mr. and Mr* Glenn Wnlring Mr first named tn each instance desig­ and Mrs Von Makely. Mr. and Mrs nated to xrve as chairman: Chicken Dinner — Mrs. Ralph Albert Rccsor Mra. Jerry Fisher. ladder. Mr*. Harold Anderson. Mes- Mrs. Glen Farthing, Mrs. Stuart damas Carl Jordan. Ward Gimp. Kussmaul and Mrs Lee Hansbarger Fred Reuther, Frieda Reiser, MarDart Stand—Mr. and Mrs. Eston parrt Baitinger. Ogle Flanigan. Mil­ Everett, Mr and Mrs. Ivan Everett -----— dred---Osgood. Sarah Fisher. Mary Registration com —Mr. and Mra ; Hershberger. Loueile Rector, Lucy Robert Born. Mr. and Mrs. Carl I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT MY FARM, TWO MILES SOUTH OF VERMONTVILLE ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1943 COMMENCING AT 12:30 SHARP, SLOW TIME, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: Red Durham heifer, pasture bred Durham heifer, pasture bred. Guernsey heifer, pasture bred. 4 Holstein steers, wt. 700 lbs. Black yteer, wt. 700 lbs. Roan Durham heifer, pasture bred. White face heifer, bred. Black-White face heifer, due in fall. Red Durham heifer and calf. White Durham heifer, heifer calf Black Jersey heifer due in fall. Black heifer, pasture bred. 3 Red-White Durham feeding steers, wt. 800 lbs. Guernsey bull calf. Holstein bull. Durham and Guernsey heifer, due soon. CHICKENS 16 White Leghorn hens. BROOD SOWS / 10 brood sows. HAY - POTATOES About 8 tons baled alfalfa. 8 tons baled clover hay. 12 tons loose first cutting alfal­ fa hay. 6 tons second cutting alfalfa hay About 15 tons loose clover hay. 100 bu. Chippewa potatoes. FARM TOOLS '38 1-ton Dodge pickup truck. 3-sec. spring-tooth drag, nearly new. Syracuse riding plow. Cultipacker. Steel hog feeder. John Deere, 7 ft. tractor mower. 7 ft. windrowtr. CLOTHING Raincoat. 3 dressart. Ladies maroon coat, size 38. Ladies grey wool coat, size 38. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Crosley electric refrigerator. Kenmore electric sweeper. 2-burner electric plate. Meadows electric washer. Electric iron with cord. Crosley radio, table model. 2 bridge lamps. 2 table electric lamps. Electric corn popper with cord. SHEEP 125 extra good coarse wool breeding ewes. 3 good Shropshire rams. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 carpet sweepers 2 single bedsteads. Single in~er spring mattress Single bed spring. Double size iron bed. Double spring and mattress. 3 rockers. 2 odd kitchen chairs. Singer box top sewing machine. Mattress, 1 size. 2 9x12 rugs. Folding lawn chair. Full size steel bed springs. Tufted bed pad. Baby crib, white. Occasional chair. Card table. Philco cabinet radio. 3 coffee percolators. Granite chamber. Quanity player piano rolls. Aluminum dishpan. 10-gal brass kettle. Lace table cloth. Rocker, blue velour upholstery. 9 x 12 Wilton rug. Buffet mirror. Toboret. Odd rocker. Porch table. Bathroom mirror. What-not. Full size Simmons bedstead. Galvanize^ tub. Curtain rods. Curtain stretchert. Cake carrier. Muffin tins. White enamel wash basin. Large salt and pepper shakers.^ White kitchen stool. Table oil cloth. Copper tea kettle. Coal oil stove. Stone barrel churn. 2 tea kettles. Quantity table linen. Glass candyjar. Qt. glass pitcher Odds and ends silverware. 15 custard cups. Earthen chamber. Round oak dining table with 3 leaves. Kitchen cabinet. 2 blue enamel roasters. Large assortment fruit jars. 12-gal. crock. 4-gal. crock. 3" crock. 3" jug. 10-gal. crock. Chromium chicken fryer. Swivel desk chair. Roll top desk. Single coil spring. 2 odd kitchen chairs 2 feather ticks. Folding steel cot Full size mattress. Quantity bedding. Pictures. 2-pc. living room suite. Library table. Adding machine. Largo pancake griddle. Cast iron skillets. Bed tray. Bed lamp. Dining room suite. Antique stand. Porch glider. Porch swing . Medicine cabinet. Bathroom scales. Jardiniere. Brussel throw rug. Coal oil lamp. Cannister set. Iron kettle. Potato ricer. Kitchen range. 3 white kitchen chairs. Large iron skillet. Shoe last. Drop-leaf kitchen table. 12 sherbet glasses. Butter dish. Odds ond ends dishes. Small mirror. Wash bowl. 3 trunks. Ironing board. Meat saw. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH—NO GOODS TQ BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR ASA STRAIT, Prop HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer Rav. Georg* F, Wingard, Pastor Morning worahlp 13:00 Sunday School 11:00 Evangelistic Service* conducted al the church tach evening, through Bunday. October 31. teeMFvNet r. and Mrs. John ira. Lawion 4mith. AUCTION SALE 25 HEAD OF CATTLE Waite. Mix Etta Schneider. Man i Asktey. Warren Courtney Townsend. Durkee. Jeralee Eupcr. Ticket*—Henry Hyne*. MY*. Grace * --------England. Car! Ngithamer. Each chairman la urged to con­ tact his committee members at once to determine If they will be aide to act on tiie night of tiw Fair. In event that anyone l* unable Or unwilling to work, the chairman shall appoint another to take hi* Mrs. Arlle Spindler, teacher ERNEST GRAY & ARTHUR CROOK, Clerk, ' Our fifth graders •tied at the Woodland Township booklets about twth. School ou Tuesday and Wedijosday. for care of them an build up the teeth. October M and 27. Our Ust week's stamp sale was North-halt of Township • 1220. Pleaie report loi We have been studying a serte* of Indian pictures given to us by of our modem painters. Please reoort for borate on Wed- !some 1 nosday. Oct. 37. from 2:45 to 8:30 I CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS PM One iwmbcir of the family should .Soalh Woodland Church •f the Brelhrau come and fill out the application* Artliur L Dodge, pastor for the whole family. Number; We are (Aservlng next Sunday Three Bor k., must lx orezented be­ fore Number Four books can be l»- with an all day -Harvest mcetlnR ■ There will be morning and after­ sued. DON'T FORGET TO BRING No.! noon services with basakt dinner at 3 book* (or the entire family with ! the noon hour. Wc urge all mem- i you. Persons living In the fame ben of the church and extend a i Iwu&ehold who arc not related bv cordial invitation to our neighbor* , blood, marriage, or adoption must 1 and friends to worship with us on I this day. We have secured ths Rev | file separate applications. Lawrence Lehman of Bethany Bib- | H. A. Kitson. Supt. Heal seminary. Chicago, > a* the speaker of the day. SCHOOL NOTEA 10'00 A M. Worahlp and sermon I Stamp and Bond Hate 11:00 AJd. Sunday school Nine bonds were sold on October . 13 30 P.M. Fellowship dinner 14th for a total of *337.50. also 2:30 P.M. Afternoon service. । 484.05 In stamp*, making a total for , We invite you to worship with u*. the day of *421 55 The 9th grade was first with *203 60. the HU*. . grade 2nd with *6560 nnA the Church of the United Brethren io Christ 1 eighth grade 3rd with (58.70. . I. H. Osgood. Pastor Mis* Olga Bhewchuk I* absent | from the Commercial Department Woodland 10: 00 A.M. Morning worahlp I this week bremue of a tonsilectomv. : 11: 00 AM Sunday sdiool Mra. H. A- Kluon i* teaching In h«>' 7: 30 P.M. Unified Service C. E. place. ami preaching Mrs Martha Smith has returned 8: 00 P.M. Wednesday. Prayer to her room, the fourth and fifth grades, after an absence due to. ill- meeting. Kilpatrick nesa. 10: 30 A.M. Sunday sciiool 11: 30 A M. Morning worahlp ChrisTena Fox ' 8:(» P M’ Christian Endeavor The twenty-eight kindergarten 8:°0 _ Thu”cta>'• Cottage children are enjoying their new Prayer meeting. room and new furniture. The Evangelical Chjirch 1 Kenneth Brandt. Harold Letson j J. S. Deabler. pastor i and Shirley Olmstead were absent I1 World's Temperance Sunday I several days last week beenuse of 10: 00 A-M. Morning worship I illness. 11.00 A-M. Sunday school Mrs. Landis aj'd Mrs Farrell have 1 8:00 P.M. E L of Christian En| visited us In our new room , o.w We are making plans for a Hullo- ’ deuvor *8:45 P.M. Evening worship ween party. Thursday Midweek Prayer service , Those who have not been absent Friday Choir Rehearsal ; or £ardy tor the first six weeks Ladle* Aid Wednesday 2 P M. nre Lurrv Bird, Judy Everett, lair­ ! rv Joo Farell. Billy Huger. Pn’il , I K»rrar. Betty Landis. Mar«ha!l /Jon Lutheran Church Meyer*. Yvonne Roger*. Carol Ann Paul W Geiger. Pastor I Snwdv. Lee Shcllenbaruer. Claud 10 00 A-M. Sunday school Smith. Forrest Dean Stahl and 11: 00 A.M. Morning worship Iris Stall* * . The Methodist Church Rev. George F. Wingard, Pastor i Third and Fourth Grade* 10: 00 A M. Morning worship Mrs. Lcnna Bates. Teacher 11: 15 A M. Sunday school I Larry Linlger from Mason joined • 10:00 A-M. Junior church -■ the 3rd grade last Monday, mak- 1 8 00 P M. Youth Fellowship Ine the enrollment of our room JU. । Wednesday 7:30 P.M.. Choir re, Those who were neither tardy or ! weun । absent the first six week* are Mery 1 hearaal IssdBujwxWH Pats curl in the tail Remember thex three thing! about Dr. He»i Hog Special: 1. It aupplic* vitamin D in a very •table form, and hog* need vita­ min D. especially in fall and winter when there is less and less sun. 2. It euppiiee mineral*. Mineral* that arc euantial for bone and tiitue development. For good growth, plenty of framework, jrnd good gain* 3. It lupplie* tonics that aid diges­ tion and eisimilation of feed. Espe­ cially important today when there i* a scarcity of protein supplement. Get Hog Special now-we have an ample supply. ' Stebbins & Jacobs BLXALL STORE ■'Courtesy and Friendly Service Sell the Better Coats and at Popular Prices Suits ALL WOOL SUITS 15.00, 19.00 and 24.75 SPORT COATS ... 15.00, 18.00, 22.50, 29.75 DRESS COATS ... 16.75, 19.00, 24.75, 39.00 FINE ALL WOOL COATS-Fur trimmed 54.75 and 65.00 KARACULS and PLUSHES.......... .............. 18.00 and 22.50 GIRLS'and BOYS'SKI SUITS-.....,..- 10.00 and 12.00 FINE QUALITY WOOL SLACKS............ .. 3.98 and 5.00 SEPARATE WOOL JACKETS_______ _____________ _ 7.75 Headquarters for good blankets Exclusive, but not ei/wiuitw �Tta lum'.ct ttWiumr octoit* a, »n 1 MW, BUI Slocum and family, and I mother. Mra. Eatella Cres* of West' * Mra. Harold Woods and son spent f Mr*. Agnes Thompson of Hastings ■ Freeport A Mrs Wm Dipp and ‘he **‘h 1ST M«n,toOeo«neWrBSS^e0f S?*" Kny.ly.1and ,Mrl ma*^ * Mrs AdlhTfoteJ FREEPORT _ ----------- and Mr*. George ---------- . Of au. mera mra. otrau earaerae rara ------------------------------------------------------family, ft Hermlne Bigbee of Ches­ aning was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mr*. L. B. Lester. ft Mr. and Mn. Dan Postma and PhyUis spent Bunday afternoon with Mr. and Mra. R. E. Postma of McCords. * Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pish and Cal­ vin were callers of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Begar Saturday afternoon. * Mr. and Mn. Jake Wolf of Hattlnp were Friday guest* of Mr. ana Mra. George Forbey. Mra. Deeds Nagler also of Hastings was rente Hawkins ot Hasting* enter* talned 'with a birthday supper in honor of lheir daughter Pat*y. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fol11a and beby of Valparaiso, ind.. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Helrigel of North Irving, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Marlow of Carlton. * Mr. and Biulance Mr. and Mra. Onto Roberts of Bay City were callers at the Joe Kaufman Iwtnc Thursday evening. * Mr. and Mra. Harry Oliver of Ortonville spent the weekend with the latter's father. Miner King. On Saturday all went to Kalama­ zoo to visit Mr. King's wife. Mrs. Clara King and found her very Utile improved. ♦ Bunday after­ noon caller* of Mra. Ella Catt were Mr and Mrs Eddie Stduffer of Vermontville, and Mra. Nancy Deming. * Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woods spent Thursday in Muske­ gon on business On their return home they caUed on Mrs. Kenneth Woods of Kent City. * Lew Cool of Grand Ledge vtried hl* uncle. J. D. Cool lastFrtday * Mrs B R. Clinton spent Thursday and over night with Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Clinton of Hastings * Mr. and Mra. Howard Crew of Leach lake were Sunday dinner guests of their WE ALL KNOW BARRY COUNTY IS A WONDERFUL PLACE TO LIVE, BUY AND OWN MORE OF IT, IMPROVE IT AND MAKE IT WORTH MORE AND WE WILL ALL BE BETTER OFF. 100 ACRES In Maple Grove, ha* 5 room house, electricity. Barn 30x58 basement chicken coopjs nd wood house, has a nicr spring right by the bam, G acres of good limber, 50 lx ACRE of land elute in ha* 7 room house nearly new. tia* ll(hU. running water ........$2,400.00 7 ROOM HOUSE In third ward. Has 4 bedrooms, living room, dining room, and’ kitchen. Nice basement, good ..$4,200.00 80 ACRES tn Carlton towrithip, 8 room house, ha* elec­ tricity and furnace, bam 32*60 basement furnished with three drinking cups, 3 hog houses, lay* level for $7,500-00 120 ACRES in Maple Grove Township, has a nice house, 4 bedrooms, living room, dining room and kitchen, bath, lights and running water, large barn 36*60. a granary, garage. 6 acres of woods, land lay* good ....,...$6,300.00 4 ACRES Just north of Freeport ha* 7 room house, elec­ tricity and chicken eoop --------------- --------- J-------- $1,800.00 EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER (The best investment on earth la the eW^h itself) STEBBINS BUIIDING and, Walton were Hustings shoppers Sat- mined M? and Mra Emory Keim . PHONE 2659 1 of South Campbell at a family , ' „ Mr. and Mrs. Basil -------------------------------------------tile Creek; ter Mrs. Stella iiy in Hailing meet Ttoursda with Mn. Jo funeral of Mr*, suaie Wordon ofMrs toward Thaler. • Mr. and I Shaw of MlddlevlUe visited In the! Lo*eU 1x11 Wednesday. * Mr. and I M«. Frank Dorr, Mra Nancy Dein-; Clarence Shaw home from Friday Mrs- Wm. Walhinaa and son Rob-ihMf »hd Mr*. Mina Dexlse were tnjto Sunday. * An executive board ert 01 Detroit «5*nt from Thur*-, Caledonia Monday afternoon. * The ■ meeting of th* WjBXJA wa* held day until Bunday night wfth the! Rev and Mrs J. W McCue were in the home of the president Mra. ment. l«‘ter'a parents, Mr*and Mra. E. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Nancy ’ Ed Hafner last Monday evening. ° OlaeiTMr. Walluna* spent a 1 Demina A Theater *nd Mra H XT Mra. Clem Shepard wa* elected few hunting- They were din- Carried and daughter Barbary were , chairman of the studyprogram, to ' ner guest* Sunday of Mr. and Bunday dinner guests of the Rev.. Hl) the vacancy, caused bv the res- Preparation club entertained their Mr*. Elton Gray. A Sunday dinner and Mra. E. B. Griffin. Mr. andi ignatlon of Mra. Maude Wotrtng. ★ mother* at a 8 o'clock dinner at Um *lr^Mr«' XUMts ot Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bene-' Mrs. James Tyler of Woodland, Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Vance were In Cloison home. A Mr. rMi* ~-. diet were Mr. and Mra. Orval Bai-| were-afternoon callers. A Rev. Earl Battle Creek Thursday of the past home of their leader. Mn. Made­ a line Norman. Eighteen people aal Alvin Helrigle Helrtele of North Irving Irvinxr and jance of Battle Creek arid Mr and Sease B“"* "» of Woodland was th.-mu.i the • guest; week. * ThuMUj Thursday .voni™ evening. rut Oct. oi 21 down to a delicious chicken dinner Mr*. Lawrence Hawkin* of Hea­ speaker at the Freeport »U. B ' the Methodist church will hold a prepared and served entirely by the tings wen in Grand Rapids Thurs­ Mrs. Fred Ballance of Hastings. A church Sunday evening. family night cooperative suppers members. Tiie table was prettily day. A Mr. and Mn. F. C. Tabberer Mr*. Bertha Johnson of Hastings Mrs. Wm. Hutchens has been hav- ' Dr. Babbitt. Dist. Supt. will be attended the Missionary meeting Sent Saturday afternoon with her Ing the flu. Lee Hutcheiu and wife 1 nreient for a church planning con- decorated to carry out the Hallo­ tighter Mr*. Dan PosUna and ween theme. * Mr. and Mra. Marie and pictures given by the Rev. Paul of Grand Rapids called on hl* ference. * T. 4. Gordon H. Wright Doudv of Argentina, at the Camp­ family. * Vera Bliss of Grand Rap­ mother. Mrs. Hutchens. Sunday, cf Camp Campbell. Ky.. is enjoying bell Brethren church. A Mr. and ids was a recent guest of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thaler visited a 10-day leave with his mother Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Clinton and sons of Mra. Howard Thaler of Campbel). * her Saturday aad Bunday. * Mr.! rn* Wright and family. Harold mazoo last Wednesday at which Campbell were Sunday dinner Mr. *nd Mra. Robert Newton were and Mra Max Snyder are back in Wright and children of Lansing, guests of their parent*, Mr. and Tuesday evening callers of Mr. lb«lr Lome ; yerf Bund.J «ue.u In the Wrl«ht two' Mr*. B. R. Clinton. A Mr. and Mr*. and Mra. Wm. Newton on State —-------। home and Mra. Chas. Hebert of u/llcox. * Mrs Emily WUcox spent Roy Boyes and daughter Marjorie road. Hasllngx * Dr. and Mrs. J. The W. 8. C. S. Meeting . Flint came “ from Tuesday until Thursday in were Sunday dinner guests of their W. Rlgterink of Grand Rapids were T>» Udle. held their radar I «•*«". or.M i tUnkh wtv.o >»„. w Mrs H. oratra,, w Grand Rapid* u as IM th* nM guest olkte. of Mr. mother, Mrs. Deila Yule in honor Saturday afternoon callers of Mrs. ill with intestinal flu. Her dauab- ■ of Mr*. Yule's birthday on Friday. Julia Godfrey. * Mr. and- Mra. Al­ meeting last Wednesday in the ter Mrs. Leah Partridge of Flint and Mn. H- P. Tuttle. * Mn. Ger­ vin Helrigle entertained withWm. a fam­ Methodist church parlors, Mrs trude Traham spent several days A Mr. and Mra. Burt Haynor of Is here assisting tn tier care ily dinner Sunday. Their guests Mishler presiding. Mr* R. A. Stuart with her sister Mr*. Fred Ryenou Lake Odessa were Wednesday eve­ were Mr. and Mrs Dan Follls and had charge of the program Eight of Hastings. Mn. Ryerson returned ning caller* of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres. A Mrs. Margaret Kamlnske son, Valparaiso. Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. mother* of 80 years and above were to the BeUiany Circle of the W. S. ,with Mn. Traham Satuday and of Dearborn called on Mr. and Lawrence Hawkins and two chil­ honored with invitation*, five being C. 8. last Thursday for one o'clock ।spent the weekend with Mr*. Emily Mr*. Leap Karcher Sunday. A Mr. dren, Hasting*; Mr. and Mr*. Keith present The oldest was Mrs Delia luncheon. * On Friday. Mra. Anna iWUcox. * Mn. Frank Roush spent Marlow. Carlton: other guest* were , Orlbben entertained the Maryifrom Tuesday until Sunday with Yule who will be 87 this Friday. and Mrs. Clarence Benedict spent laat Tuesday with Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mra. Vernon Benton and She wa* presented by Mrs.. Bunn Martha circle. The Ruth-Naomi cir- , jher daughters In Grand Rapid*. Each cle also held their meeting Friday Mayford Havens of Zion Hill near near daughter Donna Jean, and Lt with a bouquet of flowers. «rav.. w m Kenneth Foster. Grand Rapids A lady received a gift. Other* present: tn the home of Mrs. Ed Hafner. ■ ‘ Elmdale. A Mr. and Mra. Wm. -J .7 th. »2!!, ra,.t were Mra. Minnie Bouck. Mrs Ella Co-hostes*cs were Mrs. Ed Kraft Tinkler and son and Mrs. Clifford Mr. **.ra J1®..rant 1’"0! 7^ Call, Mr*. Nancy Deming arid and Mr*. Mrs. j: and Mrs. Catt, Mra. O. E. Wright. * George Allerdlng of Hastings were Sun*‘‘h day guests of Mr. and Mra. Earl d friends In Grand Caaaday. A lunch waa served and Dean who suffered a slight poraly- ' it proved a -rara very'deUghGiU'lime"'* *i 11 tic while lesvtn* leaving church church last 1 *• — ——4 — stroke whit* Everaon and family. I n, C..——1* la being F.—Ina cared A I foe I— In the , K- । I Sunday Mrs D< Deed* Mr. and Mra. Richard Durkee and Mni *da Nagler of Hastings home of Mr. and Mra. Will Dean. * Dinner Honora Sgt. Setae family spent the weekend with Mr. was a Friday guest of Mr. and Mr*. Mra. Wm. bithouse of Bowne en- Mra Richard Townsend an old rest- ’ and Mr* Fred Durkee of Wood­ Buel Sisson. * Mr. and Mn. Claud land Mr. and Mra. Robert Valen­ Walton, sons Ted and Bobby and tertalned with a dinner in honor d«\t D*A&ed away Sunday moraine . Bat Orton Seese of Grenada ’ her home. A Mrs. G. E. Wright I tine and daughter Susan of Ann Bill Vandermale were Sunday din­ of Mr. "' and Mn. George Mis* who U ho£“ on furioJgh:1 “nd Mr and Mr* W R. Dean and | Arbor were aLso guests A Mr*. ner guests of "I'/ 7,A" ’;. "A™"' Adah Sigler Is spending a few piin?d ^5<Mr.C’wm Guests were Mr and Mrs Rav !Ons wcrc ln Sunday, guest* । week* with Mra. Faye tfnderwood be>’ “r.,.tnd near Ionia. A Mra. C. L. Henney en- Dipp and aon* south of the viltertained the Campbell Brethren1 lx«c *er Missionary society Thursday with “.rr,.5nd “ rekxro^LSi?r hDmeORatudrd^?Pk5 Mr* Joe ^K^uffnxa^and^ai^nv Mr. S, and famth^dofMMU^te iLuffmM? Oliver of Haute Crwk a R?mh Secse of Grenada. Ml** . and slster. Vada of Bowne, vialted their grandmother. Mr*. Ellen Seese Thursday evening. * Mr. and Mrs. ■J. w. Rueter and daughter Pearl were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scmiah Seese and Mrs. Adah Matter. Mrs. Ellen Y arger spent a few day* last week with O. V. Orundel and family of Spring Lake, and wa* an overnight guest of Mra. Prank Allerdlng of near Clarksville. * John Asplnall of Clarksville re­ cently purchased the home of Mr. and Mra. Adam Endres; Mr. and Mrs. Endres who have lived in Freeport for a number of year* have purchased a home in Hastings and will move their soon. ★ Mr. and Mra. H. C. Karcher were Sun­ day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Karcher and family * Pauline Everson and friend Burt Bickers of Percy Jones hospital, Battle Creek spent the weekend with the for­ mer’s parents, Mr. and Mra. Earl Everson and family. ★ Mr. and Mr*. Jake Kauffman are ataylng .ft few day* with their grandchildren while Mr. and Mra. Joe Kftuffman andnRebekah<Aa2mbiy1atnLansU^e at the Fry-Thompson home. A Mn. Chester Wilson and aon of Flint is spending thl* week with her sis­ ter. Mrs. Harold Rosenberger and family, also Mr. and Mr*. Michael Humphrey of Hastings. A The Rev.. J. L. Ickes attended the 75th anniversary at the First U. B. church in Lake Odessa Sunday. Both morning and afternoon ses­ sions were well attended. A de­ lightful dinner was served at one o'clock. The Rev. Ickei was once pastor of that church. A Mrs. Ed Coate who has been visiting rela­ tives in Grand Rapids returned home Thursday. Mr. Coats Is spend­ ing a few days at home. A BgL Or­ ton Seese of Grenda, Miss., and sister. Miss Vada Seese of Bowne were Thursday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Semlah Seese ' and other friends. Mr. and Mra. Don Walton. Mrs. Claud Walton and Mrs. Ivan Roush were in Grand Rapids • Monday night. A Vemice Benson former rural school teacher in Kent coun­ ty has accepted a position in the Wayland public schools, where she Will teach the seventh grade. A Oueato of »^r..ftnd Mr*. John Quests of Mr. and Mr*. Thal- AUCTION SALE Having sold my farm, I will dispose of the personal property at public auction at the residence located at 228 East Lincoln Street in Hastings, or 9 blocks north on Michigan Avenue then east, on • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1943 Storting at 1 o'clock sharp, I offer the following: BUFFET. 2 BOOKCASES. 3 PIECE PLUSH PARLOR SUITE 3 LIBRARY TABLES. 2 OAK PEDESTALS. LARGE OAK LEATHER DAVENPORT. 4 DRESSERS. CHEST OF DRAWERS. 3 METAL BEDS. COIL SPRINGS. % METAL BED. CROSLEY TABLE RADIO. BUSH AND LANE VICTROLA. WITH 75 RECORDS. ELECTRIC FLOOR LAMP. 2 ELECTRIC STAND LAMPS. 9x12 REVERSIBLE RUG. TWO 9x12 RUGS. OLESON AND AXMINSTER. 6x8. 7x9. AND 6x9 RUGS. SEVERAL THROW RUGS AND PIECES OF INGRAIN CARPET. ROUND OAK HEATING STOVE. NO. 18. . STEEL SANITARY COT AND MATTRESS. 12x16 RUG. 3 GOOD MATTRESSES. 2 FEATHER TICKS. PILLOWS AND BEDDING. THREE 8 DAY CLOCKS. 48 DAY CLOCK. EXTENSION PAPER BOARD. LARGE DRESSER. PADDLE WHEEL. GOOD AS NEW. MORRIS CHAIR. DROPLEAF TABLE. PORCH SWING. NEW AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC FLATIRON. STEPLADDER. TWO 10 CAL. KEGS. BARREL. GOOD ICE BOX COOLER. 2 GOOD SCREEN DOORS. IRONING BOARD. 18 GAL. WATER SEPARATOR. 2 AXES. SHOTGUN. 2 LARGE MIRRORS. 2 BURNER ELECTRIC PLATE. 2 STEAMER TRUNKS. COKN DRYER. SEVERAL ARTICLES OF CLOTHING INCLUDING MAN S OVERCOAT, SIZE 40. SEWING MACHINE. SICK ROOM CHAIR. ANTIQUE cVlAIR. * SEVERAL QTS. VARNISH. 1 GAL. BARN PAINT.. CROCKS AND FRUIT JARS. PAINT BRUSHES. 1 CAL. GLOSS PAINT. LAWN MOWER. HIGH CHAIR. COPPER BOILER. 12 CRATES. WASH BENCH. DISHES AND COOKING UTENSILS OF ALL KINDS. i uresldent presided. The guest , I speaker was Allen Weenlnk of Kai- I DcnxmstraHon Announcement sUtc vlce-prcs. 1 Remember the demonstration v,t.c*.X sponsored by the WM_A at the ro. Tq RRnVF home of Mrs. Ellen Seese Friday, ° mn, n( ‘ afternoon October 22. AU ladies are I Mr. and Mra. Clement Long of invited । Virginia have bean visiting at James I Long's in Hastings and other rela­ I, lives here and at Woodland. * A Duration Club Meets The next Duration club meeting.!1 nice time was had at the D.G.T.O. will be held Wednesday. Oct. 27. at club party at the home of Mrs. WUthe public library at 2 o'clock. Ev­ da Alerdlng laat Wed. P.M Con­ ery mother Is urged to be present, tests and fortune telling were en­ and bring In letters from their sons, Joyed. Fried cakes and coffee were husbands, or Dad's In service to be served. Canned fruit was received , read. Also donations are accepted to send to Starr Commonwealtn. al this meeting to help buy Christ­ The shipment wlU be held over1 mas glfu for the boys in service. until after the nfxt meeting to al- ! low any others to contribute. * । A program is being planned, Miss Virginia Thompson of Kala­ mazoo visited home folks over the hfv i w Mcr-un n.«mr weekend. * Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd lO M-Mornitw Wo^hm ftnwrial Demond of Ionia visited at Pearl music Mornln< jroraWP- Special. DemOnd.a from Thursday until nFoo-eundw «b<»i cUw ior w„TsSS’ _ii / | niond ox Battle Creek was a sun- er meeting and Bible study—Theme. "The Angels." Sunday evening, Oct. 31, Dr. E. H. Babbitt, District Supt. will deliver the firat message of the Evangelistic campaign. Rev. E./Gamble of Fulton. Mich., is the Evangelist at the special serv­ ices being held all this week atJhel Pleasant VaUey U. B. church. The! services begin at 8:00 each evening I the Rev. Gamble has had consider-1 able experience tn the field of । Ehrangellsm and his messages arc! timely and helpful. He is also a con­ certina player and the music adds much to the interest of the serv­ ices. Mrs. George Nelson Is serving as pianist. , . Church ot the United Brethren in Christ E. B. Griffin D. D. pastor Freeport 10: 30 A. M.—Sunday school. 11: 30 A. M.—Morning Worahlp. 7: 00 P. M—Christian Endeavor. The program planned for last Sun­ day night will be given. A stereopUcon lecture and Illustrated hymn service. 8: 00 Preaching Service. 8:00 P. M—Thursday evening Bayer service will be held at the easant Valley church. Pleasant Valley 10:00 A. M—Morning Worship. 11:00 A. M.—Sunday school. Services each evening this week at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Edward Gamble of Fulton, bringing the message. Varying Appetites At the New York Zoological Park, there are animals that are fed at Intervals of from once every five minutes to once every two weeks. FARM EQUIPMENT / xughtar Eileen and f Kalamazoo. * < Bunday they enterUlmd M Mn tdd McPlmrUn and da Gertrude and Mr. and Mn. SAWDCST FOB BSDDINO Cow.-, keep clean with sawduet for bedding if straw U scarce. accord­ ing U> suggestions from IflfWrtiM State College and its dairy depart* ment. In some areas of the rtate. BANNER WANT ADS FAT Of all Greek children born since 1940, less than one in seventy is alive today because of the starva­ tion conditions in that country. Your help is desperately needed* Let your heart decldt what you should give. Then double your contribution. Give now to the Rational War Fund—through your own connunity canpalgn. ; NATIONAL WAR FUND ,«S County C. E. wort. ★ The Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Wing visited Sunday at Wamle Kelsey's. * Mr. and Mr*. Leon Hynes of Woodland and Mr and Mrs. Ora Billman of Roscom­ mon spent Saturday evening with Cooperating with Barry Co. United War Cheat Committee Having decided to quit farming I will >ell at the farm located 2’Zi miles wm* of Lake Odeua on M-50 the following described property on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1943 COMMENCING AT ONE O'CLOCK WAR TIME: HORSES Bay gelding, 8 yrs. old, wgt. about 1450. Bay gelding, 8 yrs. old, wgt. about 1300. Bay mare, 7 yrs. old, wgt. about 1400. COWS 6 yr. old Durham & Jersey, giving milk. 2 yr. old Shorthorn, giving milk. 5 yr. old purebred Jersey, giving milk. 5 yr. old purebred Jersey, giving milk. , 2 yr. old Guernsey, giving milk. ' . (These are extra qood cows ond hone*). CHICKENS TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, NO GOODS REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. apent Sunday September 27. SINGLE HARNESS. SET PACING HOBBLES. CORN SHELLER. FANNING MILL. RACE HORSE CHEST. CRASS SEEDER. 99 OLIVER PLOW. 2 SEC. SPRING DRAG. SINGLE CULTIVATOR. 2 SHEEP TROUGHS. 7 BALES MIXED HAY. WEEDER. FORKS, SHOVELS. HOES. MANY OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MEN­ TION. 18 LARGE WHITE ROCK CHICKENS. 36 SMALLER WHITE ROCK CHICKENS. 24 WHITE ROCK HENS. ' family ‘ n, wea« Garden club. The G. C. member* । Dr. Rigtertnk wed* ... Drovl(je th« nrogram. * The, J*:? SamToTc. r Unto Md an in- ' w In^Mt^aaeii Ru'drM tprestlne nnd Instructive meeting W. Rigtertnk and Miss Adell stokes1 Mondav nluht Oct 11 tn the Evon“•P** On Monday.,' £lteM church. MU* .:0^w«!Era, .renmrPT.,. 8:00—Wednesday evening, Pray­ GALE 6.2 SIZE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. NEW IN MAY. WATERWITCH ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE. KITCHEN CABINFT. DROP LEAF KITCHEN TABLE. 6 CHAIRS. 3 DINING TABLES. 6 LEATHER SEAT CHAIRS. CHINA CLOSET. 1 NASHVILLE • GOOD HEALTH 2 Fullblood Hereford bulls, 18 mos. old. HOGS & HAY 3 Young brood sows, wgt. 200, first litter. 9 six weeks old pigs.. 4 Ton alfalfa, first cutting. About 400 lbs. feed beans. FARM MACHINERY Grain drill. Walking plow. Wagon and rack. John Deere corn planter. Set double harness. 3 Horse collars. Mowing machine, McCor­ mick, 5 ft. cut. Dump rake. Ajax cultivator. 7 ft. cultipacker, tongue at­ tachment. Two 2 sec spring tooth drags. Spike tooth drag. Three 2 horse cultivators. 500 lb. Lacto cream separa­ tor. .Two 5 gal. cream cons. 14 qt< milk pail. 10 gol. cream can. 12 qt. strainer. Cream stirar. Tank heater. Pump jack. Set post hole diggers. ■ Slip scraper. Set fence stretchers. Forki, thevdi ond oth«r article* tae visiting your physician before you be- TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be remove until Mttie Foe. NIRS. MARTIN TINKLER, Propx. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND, JOHN BIRMAN, Clerks PETER GRIFFIN STEBBINS & JACOBS M. E. BOWER, Auction*** THE REXALL STORE HASTINGS PHONE >111 �THE HASTING 8 BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER R1. 1H1 r> asserted Jhatl and who was a member of the 19331 peaceful. No mors prohibition for’. “There are other things to mvot lo enforce Legislature which passed the pres- me." I done, of course. We must prm sotui^w ^paring ^Vo^on^e siom **£arr^^«unyOiSB achieved prefemnjPio do* lu'Veefly shop-quesUon than appeared at the 194') an enviable record for general ping in more njclst areas with ejection when about IO.OOiO of ths sobriety and » minimum number tourists and resorters passiM up j j UUI county's poundal voter* cast Lheir of citations for violating commta- Barry Countys lakes for placss ... • I ballots. Tna population ot ths coun-. slon rules and regulations. There where more palatable beverage* I laccure ana ftcue ai uquo* iu uic, as mere < redt later wdd do it gr?lp’ hlbltion of transportation and i FAIIUTW AHIlllAll '>• is slightly under 23,000. , are but S5 licensed oulteU in lhe may be-obtained, and with guo- countyu made IDegal. • i Hasting* , lUUTOB DOUBTFUL A°Zer..* sfiy *C»bljF oe, aff* j< “ L **'li i’ VM ** ' □wvemeAt. does I vohronIto^'opUon.*whenThe drys’ Like Judge Cortright, Manlull I' lOontinued fr^j PMeL paturn O vote f^l ^“op^lon ,’uti average of unewSSeu SUFPORT L. Cook has been a dry all hu Ufe «n t Now 85 years old. he reviewed his “7 2* After we dry up the county, we will. lost by 5M votes, said the decision could h*-'. '!K1T^ “rt n,e "“iBinlng seven are doubtful; of population. Th WfU round sup- battles tn the dry cause over a | “Uier •t*W! lhe m*J«ny »hlch either Mr Davcv explained that he had or moderately wet. The wet forces No llquor u b_ No' in HenrvOaborn for 38 veers uxalned th. signature* of Jess than ore counting heavily on the city of dancing U permitted in drtnking ^htv we3?re ArS wobatJon " period of 60 years as editor and J ln< u 1 and .aide could roll up in the city of ’ M>r rent of the votcnonK be- - HMUU,a with neyiy 8.000 |»puia- Sucsw'aII JSStu dXs atmSr-1 n£?Y who i£l*U th?t hqSSr i> —.Jn of ' Hastings. He said he was confident — -Z -----------hat all wet township, that, in the coming election, the cause lack of time pre'ented fur-. pan jo off-»ct out-county aridity—I night and remain closed over Sun- not essentially contributory to Juve- nest of a bone-dry law. but fav-: p^Gient KiiSip " -. supervisors wntan are ... replaced r—-- by — drys. — ; drys would predominate 1 w petition. . provided they can get out the Kdle.| dgy nHC delinquency but that lhe fault ored aboliUon of tne taverns G and to.. _____ _ __ _______ 8KKK V^l-OGt This is hundred said to be Uncertain since th *' ARGITMENTN I lies ^ inr. the home ofUn chleflv with fir the to b.m.ln, o< .1 The dns claim and the weu deny ■ several Hastings rreidenu Tl® neglreu NEWS REPORTER _ f AHiinC AHT IMAP I IN Cl ' . HU ■ COUNTY OPINION VOTBD pbv 1N 1809 *l&«£^xprL £ifr wiinngnw learning that Judge Ad.Ibert Cort- Dry* are depending on the old- to eUmlnaU Hut headache inThdr | rl«ht' municipal Judge, had said. Un® •Bft’ry County families, long business through amendatory State "I h®"1 B prohibitionist all i iminr budged to prohibition, to put them br local legislation. Drys admit that W MA but I have not yet made up winning side ’load optlra U no! a cure-all but my mind how 1 shall vole oh this Control Commission. I In 1908, only Van Buren county it 1^ the first step toward sweep-1 Luue. Local option may decrease The wets charge—and the dry* was dry. A year later, Barry Coun- tng reform" Wets retort that it the number of arrests for drunken­ disagree-—that the intent Is ty went bone-dry by local option wfl] bring back lhe speakeasy, the'neas on the streets but it will cer-'do do not disagree to drire a wedge into .1 weak, or ftnd remairied'so, at least theoretical- bootlegger and the beer flat drtv- I insreasc the number for traditionally dry. county for the jv ahd'legally, through the prohlbl- (na 2e liquor traffic underground j drunk driving. psychological effect on ncsit.int yon cra. a representative from where it'cannot be controlled by "I have become convinced that ------ County ----- • the . •• one the sheriff ... and .... police chief. । ||j — not ------jojyg-------(jjt, problem by counties. Barry — ---------- was only .। we — W — When the wets allege that the from Barry County was the only Drys say that a bone-dry■ MM.niwik^in. county । being completely wet qj o completely present moment was ---------chosen — be- one c~J from ‘----- **-—**" —to—— the""83—counties vote will decrease drunkenness and1 dry. To my mind, the .../ and wets reply ! ln ? social educatlocu cause approximately 1.400 Barrv "No!” at Lansing in 1033 on the juvenile delinquency s—*—'------- »- •- ——••— -parental ex­ Qpunty men are serving with the question of ratifying the repeal of that both will incrt w .*if every ample, remedial Bute legislation if increase armed forces, the drys counter with the 18th Amendment. He was Dr. road leading to neighboring ——'".z oases necessary, and strict local enforcethe fact tliat Alien Hyde, county Eugene Davenport who. following H turned Into a "Death Hlg..UJ ” ,I ment iqhway derk has mailed out more than his retirement from University of filled with a stream — of drinking ___ ±!r~ or " "I think It 3 mistake to vote on 1.300 absentee ballot. Wets then Illinois, lived until hU death in the drunken driversII ___ Lhe_______ issue — at — this — time. We could quote Hyde’s prediction that prob- village of Woodland. At present. Drys minimize the rev- have held out local option — ““ 'loss — of “* — as -a ably less than 10 per pent of these Wooaland and the two college nue to the county. Only g2.700. rep- threat to force tavernoperators lo will be relumed. towns of Olivet and EastLansing resenting 85 per cent of the fees clean up their places. If we lose A survey of the 16 townships are the only bone-dry areas In the paid by licensees. Is ever returned now, we cannot vole on the question and a check with the Hasting* city state. to the county. Wets angrily point gain for four years.” Mn^ni kLU?S?.i <y tu1!1 $« IQF. I U. S. NO. 1 GRADE A-SIZE—MAINE POTATOES “ T’l fM | EXCELLENT WINTER KEEPERS FOR HOME STORAGE -STOCK * ™ POTATOES SWEET POTATOES GRAPES CAULIFLOWER NEW C* OP-NANCY HALL ....... l2:79 5 l“ 29' ., Ratim. Calendar sniiiisi onions CELERY RIPE HUBBARD SQUASH 3 APPLES 5 ns 49c MICHIGAN—JONATHAN! im.och.13c Lis. BLUE STAMPS 10c Cooperating with WAR X. Y. Z ALL VALID THIS WELK SUGAR STAMPS .15. 16 ALL VALID ho iirriR COM** " IN ANY PACKACR AT ANY PRIC* FANCY FRYING OR STEWING IONA (ENRICHED) FAMILY CHICKENS 38' FLOUR FREJH CHOPPED VEG-ALL IONA cur LOU) MO1T SIRLOIN STEAK ANN PAGE RUMP OR LEG HALE LEG OF VEAL SHANK HALF 36c PREMIUM OR STAR 39c SHORT CUT ,&!Hc 35c SWEET MIXED PICKLES It 02. PKG. CIDER VINEGAR SULTANA '2310c BAKING POWDER icon COUNTY ■IONA —•IMITATION — < <r>. "c'U JUICE COCKTAIL QUART 7c VAHILU 2,11 IO'/rOZ. BOT. ANN PAGE 21c *£5. fc IONA 'OH* SULTANA t>C PRUNE JUICE no Ik TOMATO SAUCE TH PORK AND BEAHS m 15‘ 3 29 MA DELICIOUS, CREAM-FILLED LAYER, IS 12c COLD StIEAM PINK SALMON tori' iheri" Grigri ill 22c •WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED MF SALII 19.95 1-PC. LIVING ROOM New design that makes small rooms seem larger yet doesn’t sacrifice gearing capac­ ity. Knuckle arm style with textured or floral cotton tapestry. Save I 79“ •ALB! 114.95 1-FC. LIVING ROOM A fine, simple design styled with body­ welcoming shape I Covering it handsome, better-grade cotton tapestry. Resilient . fiber-and-cotton filling. See this set! 9988 SALII 119.95 3«I»C. UVING ROOM A beauty, with long-wearing high-pile frieae upholstery! Comfort shaped sofa and lounge chair from a leading maker. Resilient fibcr-and-coiton filling. 114“ AA BREAD w c ’ 97' THUII CAKE UAAL 2 4CAKE 0f ANNIVERSARY FRUIT AAc COCOANUT CAKE 39 JANE PARKER 6c CAMPIELL'S in iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiu ENRICHED. DATED MARVEL „. 23c DEL MONTE TEA BALLS DOUGHNUTS “cBUc 12< 14< MUSTARD 2 a 15‘ 30< r, HEART’S DELIGHT .10*’' 7C "oiS 15c SLICED PEACHES OUR OWN IA COUNT JANE PARKER CAH IOHA- :or PAG. BUCK PEPPER 31c U 35c CKUll BABY FOODS 24-OZ. JAR Z*t * QUEEN OLIVES PORK AND BURS' sAi** SPINACH CORN FLAKES PEAHUT BUTTER TOMATO SOUP Blllf PIKE w PERCH UNRATIONED FOODS! KELLOGGS r K I P f I l‘l SULTANA Uoofl* " OnVf .. 37c ’Em 12c EARLY JUNE PELS A*o>Y ’ ayt^ _*»o 0" u. 29c HALIBUT STEAK HEADLtlS AND DUSSED LN OF LAMB LOW PERCH CHOICI SLICED BACON IONA Urt" PUSH CAUGHT COOKED HAMS 'SI 13c ^414c FRENCH STYLE BEANS ALL CUH TRIMMED ML MALZ HIBLETS TJ 13c GREEN BEANS PRIME RIB ROAST r.CUUM »*« COM can 15c MIXED VEGETABLES SHORT CUT GOLDEN CORN iowr TOMATOES RSI# 25< 29< 37< 27< MACARONI GROUND BEEF Its flavor in uourcup that counts! 25-LB. BAG x LB. am guilty to mu He sa and beesu The Repub states dull's uncle En Barry - In m attern Clare ship. Unde nlshe the o live.’ , at ent Mr* town of h Barry Co. United War Chest Committee THIS WEEK ONLY! AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE EVENTI UNUSUAL SAVINGS WHILE THEY LAST ALL VALID THIS WEEK fore h He court week. Bud w court. ball w been Un. f county Wed NATIONAL WAR FUND (MONTGOMERY c. D, E. F 95* floor. More than 5,000,000 men and women of our fighting forces look to tha USO every month for off-duty rec-4/ reatlon, comforts and welfare. The USO depends oq your dollars to carry on Its work. Its need now is greater than ever. Let your heart decide what you should give —then double your contribution. You help the USO when you give to the National War Fund-through ;your own community campaign. BROWN STAMPS EACH nmo U Cuyken county The Kot! un compa stairs. Serving the Services - FANCY—REO TOKAY Ernes shells i • Stebbins & Jacobs SELF-SERVICE , A J Larsen dry goods merdiant for cleaning up their localises.” in Hasting* for 3 years, a Pre.by-1 DBY DAYS terlan elder, contended that "local EHL* E Faulkner, druggist al Delopuon is the logical first step to ton and a BUte representaUve from national prohibiUon—and we can Barry'County — ryvouniy. declared acciarea that ulal coadlconaimake that work If we will only tlon* u- -------------- f toiu ■-■*under- «the propoied* ------bone-dry aw *would be worse than under the try It." ' 'tew aw of 1000, since that also uroFred SnUlli. a farmer and Meth- te~ liblUd Lhe transportation of liquor odist trustee, also expressed the hi--. nlo the county. “teetotal" view. He asserted that into Wayne Christopher, who has op"if we had had naUonal prohibition Wn, ■Taled « a ua cottage resortand boat I for another 10 yean we would eralec. »*« kwi . *ua uu>, Thoma nolo Lake since since! have been able to enforce it. By that livery on puirnapple time we would have gotten rid 1929, said that if local option did! of tiie old soaks and the younger not force him to close up by dlgeneratlon would not have had a verting resor(en, he might think' ciiance lo cultivate a taste for U- about doing so. anyhow. During i quor." prohibition." he said, "they’d pack. Another fanner. Lewis Acker, of । hard liquor into the place and there I Cloverdale, ridiculed this theory »** always a fight going on. Now He said. "I’m going lo vole wet and ' they can get their beer When they don’t care who know* it. During want it and everything* quiet and! prohibiUon. I couldn’t keep a hired ... ._____________ • man sober. Now. since beer can be : ' iiad almost anywhere at any tlmc.| if my man goes up to .Lown on a mb ■ act 52 1 hs I Saturday night, he’ll be back in ' fj** \ time to do his chores. Sunday WEAR SIZE 14 AGAIN There was equal disagreement in the ranks of labor. Albert J. Zieg­ ler. vice-president of the CIO local 414 at Hastings, said: "I've got, a couple of boy* growing up and if they must take a drink or a bottle of beer. I d rather they'd do it in the open where I can watch them. I don’t want them to frequent the blind pig* which local option would bring with It Anyway, this isn't the time to lake up the questlou If the dns are so certain of winning. u > A, J, run JW1 don’t cvl why don't they wall till the men i £!]l£»!<S^c3iSa come berk from service?" I But Herbert Calkin*, city coun­ cilman end former factory’ fore-1 r-ittEtaa. man. said: "Condition* were 100 per cent better under prohibiUon than, they are now. I-ocal option won't! help much but Juvenile* will have n harder time petting hold of 11-1 quor. Ill see to that—we have five •The RexaU Store” drv members out of the eight." Down in Middleville. Charlie. Hostings Phone 2131 Parker now a farmer but who । Cha Mui t Montgomery Ward 0 �THE'HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCftfrER >1, 1843 MAPLE GROVE BOY IN CHARLOTTE JAIL ijgg; ------------- IT. of Man — ­ Ekneat H. Cuykendgll, to Grove township U In the Eaton oountv Jan on in? “Mqiu charaa eA attempted murder and felontow I Mid gut at tear garden* and we ’ U- I firmint sale entered. ‘ '^SsS^2rQ£. COURT HOUSE NEWS BOWLING NEWS 'PROBATE COURT . I Est. Adalbert Patton, warrant and inventory fUod. ‘UBO ON THE JOB 1„„„ ™_________ » argument is sometime* the boys In camp have trill want it when thev unde' btrator filed, issued K orde entered, pet! filed, notice I claims filed, noticeto creditors U- 1 (^perattons In evSy state, and to ' 1 sued. 11western hemisphere bares from Est. Richard B. Messer, annual • Alaska to Hawaii and the Canal ucnce ' account filed. Zone, from Brasil and the CaribId go E>t. Julia A.Rock, final receipts < bean area to Bermuda and Newle B). filed, order allowing account en- foundland. relative, out way near Mnore. a team mate cH I bte and prayers to God on their ; tered. discharge ot executrix issued., Through USO Camp Show*. USO Uad for second spot with score ot U* chaplalns tell us they enrolled follows our boys abroad to Britain, 6Tt. dp. If theirbralnl were clouded with . eh. Lola L. Larkin, Order allow- Africa, the Middle East. Australia. tn rt«ht j ing final account entered. Dis- and lhe South Pacific, with Mr* Hughe* tor several year*. thinking Christian peoole in Barry charged issued. Estate enrolled. | jn six months ending June 1. ^way thU *vl*- ' Rl,la CUlw Lamphler. Order I 1943. USO Camp Shows played 31.Surviving sUo is a Meter. Mr*. June £Pu.£ty BANNER WANT ADS YAY Dirana. ui—nn*» uwntriu, Bernard. of Grand Rapids. and six if they will get out and vote, not 1 determining legal heirs, entered. । 1 I2|r-Whiu Products li). grandchildren. stay at home and say. "It makes Est. Joseph McKnlght. Will and . Insulation is felonious assault with a dangerno difference to me which way it 1 petition for probate filed, '•waiver : B<*» " . I of notice filed, proof on probate of > rew< HKRri TO ROMANCE’ Arraigned Wednesday in clreuil It does make a dlffeience-we mad. order -admitting will to TT JU Wbih we’re speaking of a court. CuykendaH pleaded guilty to are "our brothers keeper 'Gen. | probate entered, bond of executrix •RB * t ■ S V S> »ltow*. which we wtre a CM Creamery the count of attempted murdey. PL." put » stumbling , filed, letters testamentary issued, W-W Zr m A * V of Item* back, lat’s U sura I (1). block in his way. ! order limiting settlement, entered.; ® mention the new Jim Amacha PISTON RING LEAGUE: CIO ...MF!: J? Y’,l!ev- 1 petition for hearing of claims, filed. WEST HOPE Woodland. Mich. Middleville, Michigan | notice to creditors, issued. <31—Office (1); Grinders Mi* .how, HERE’S TO ROMANCE October 18. 1943 Navy Grindarg <0i; Engineers (81— • • •----------------Est. Dora C. Kepkey. report of U M heard Thursday evening* at 9:30. HjuUngs Banner Machine Room 111. sale of real estate, filed. Pierce To vote Barry county dry would BARRY COUNTY The program »tar» the singing BLISS LEAGUE Tool Room <3» R.LC.A. MEETING I Est Alice E Sprinkle, report of Ira MeCallum D L TL D voice of Dick Hyames. pin* lisy -Shop Office (D; Engineers <2i— to me, and many other*, look very The annual meeting of tiie Barry | «ale of real estate, filed, noon. * Corp, I L I L 11 Block's orchestra and the Swing Office (D; Foundry <2>—Electri1 ­ foolish. Even soma that are holler­ county R.L.C.A. and auxiliary was 1 Est Ruphemla Carpenter, final and Beaman 2i ing dry the toitoeat have been seen n M m re re*W Fourteen. Jim Amec he has a voice cian* (1). lusld at the Methodist church In I receipts filed, order allowing acand Mr*. Cook Qulmby. Saturday evening. Oct. 16.; count entered, discharge of adminsrevioi LUM« 1O.MU. JRSS. SdV.'mC’. {MBS' rci’t.fsr-0-; A bountiful chicken dinner was btratrix issued, estate enrolled, Est Anna Kahler, petition for UJames Collison of Kalamazoo were Kiwanls No. 2 (1). | It isn't far to Eaton county or Ionia served to forty-five members and : FOOTBALL ON THE AIR... Best scores: world. caller;; at the L D Woodman home county, to Lake Odessa Woodbury. gueste by the ladle* aid of the | cense to mortgage real estate filed, L. Hawthorne church. waiver ot notice filed. license to 1 Sunday, a Abe Hayward enlerBunfield, or even Charlotte. If peo­ MICHIGAN an* MINNESOTA. 221-179-177 —677 ple go out of the county for beer, State president Kenneth and Mrs. I mortgage real estate issued, bond talned with a family dinner Sunday R. Compton HE’S A FAMILY ENCORE... in honor of Pvt. Theodore Hay­ R. Moore naturally they will also oUy many Oane of Grand Rapids and rice 1 on mortgage of real estate filed, reM WHIGAN aa* 114.1 N OIK, Tenor Bob Hannon of Columbia's i 228-168-172 —668 ot their groceries and other com­ prreldent and Mrs. Vah Hartesvelt, port of mortgage of real estate ward and Mr* Hayward Those D. Goodyear ... Ayres ............... si|i 182-197-188—4®7 modities there, for they are not go- Jr. of Pennville, were honored tiled, order confirming mortgage of AMERICAN MELODY HOUR J present were Mr. and Mr*. Thoma* W. MICHIGAN .ed INDIANA. sts. Also, ing to make two trips where they ' ----guests. Also present were Mr. and I real estate entered. Hayward and son. Irving; Mr*. Bet­ tWKZO Tuesday* at 6:30 p.m.) . Mr. ... ... &t William E. Gillespie, proof of | tie Havward, Kalamaaoo; Mr. and can get ail by making only one. Mrs. Chas Radford. and Mrs. ha* a family explanation for hb , Dolan.................. 190-172­ - publication filed, order appointing — .... Perry Dennison. Mr. and Mrs. HllMrs. Ernie Elckcnaucr and children. C. Now. -I am not a drinking man. musical ability. One ot hi* relative* I man of Grand Rapids, and Mr. and ' administrator entered, bond of ad- ■ Galesburg; Mr, and Mr*. Ralf K. Clark.................. 185-171arid so far as I am concerned, per* Mr«. Harry Turner, and Mr. and I mlnistnator filed, letters of admin-1 Comp 211-173i* Geraldine Rarrar. famous tprnitr t Brown, Rutland, h The Rev. Isaac T. tonally, it makea no difference wet Mrs. Dilley of South Haven. prim* donna ol the Metropolitan I istratlon issued, order limiting setI O^k<kmI and Mrs Osgood spent last Womem Lcwaue or dry. but I don't think I am the A short program in charge of Uenicnt entered, petition for hear- j “TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH’ Opera. -----------Another--------is an— uncle. Marion week al Guernsey lake. * Mr. and Mildred Smith and Betty Braerjd- whole cheese, as some seem to —----------Mra «... John Moore attended the | le teamed up with good scores of think they are. and I don't set my­ Pearl Llghltoot. R.LC.A. president, ing claims filed, notice to creditors ] A new thrice-weekly musical show. T. Bohannon, who compoied that Quarterly meeting services at Bgl- i 533 and 510 respectively to make It self as a judge over my neighbor, followed the supper. Short talks i Ur tied. _____ । TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH, is baMO cUu,rIUm Vto1 • Est. John P. Oswald, proof of ser•> I a tough night for PortlM by wln- to tell him what he can or cant da were given by Mn. Turner and Mrs. 1 Ernest Harry CuykendaH. 17. of tlmore Sunday. nuvrmun sinus “ “■ -----------------nlng a complete series. The two If a man wants a glass of beer, Dennison. Report on the national vice filed, proof of publication ftfiled. ' heard every Monday. Wednesday Barry couhty. waived examination ■iic and «iiu mui. >,u»u>» will ~ .e enorder au admitting to probate cu- | and Friday evening al 6:30 over ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW... I scores were tops in the womens nlay well, that Is hb business, not mine. convention by President Oane ■ in municipal court on a charge of on the state convention by vice Ured. bond of ......l.J administrator —rzte. ..™. filed. , WKZO —filled with a 20-piecc “ -------the Several‘-----new---------uses *for । but Margaret Caukln * 468 for the attempted murder Df hb uncle. I do think the people that sell president VanHartasvell, a song ----------by i letters I.U. m...,arv l„n«t testamentary issued, nrrf^r order; orthc,|rUi jj-voiee Rroup of choris­ 1 losing Portias earned third place. GI soldier helmets made them- « Clarence'Reid, 24. at Kalamo town­ Beal Co. won a pair from Banner; beer in Hastings do sell it lo the RX.CA. quartet and two In- limiting settlement entered, ship. and was held to circuit court ter* and soloilt*. all under the Bonnet and Gown blanked Wllsox minora knowllngiy. I believe they spiring songs by President Gane , Eel •John W. Stairs, proof of pub- direction of Lyn Murray. Featured llnaer bonds of 85,000. not fur­ Payroll saving* is I Rich: Court House won a pair from are law abiding people Just as concludcd this very enjoyable and ! lication filed, order appointing ad- i* the favorite music or all timenished. The story, ns learned by A nurse. just returned from the ntir greatest single | Middleville: Trio Cafe took two much m I or Art Kidder. There are profitable meeting. Officers elected mlnhtrator entered, tiw officers. l» that the youth who South Pacific, says that aha Est. Ella Bumford, final account phi* ’'standard" pop*, like Smoke 1 from Hastings Mfg. Oo.; Strand a lot of tilings being done that to were. President. Pearl Ughlfoot. lives most of the time with his factor in protecting Gets in yotir Eye*. StoYniy Weather and her fellow nurses used the woo the odd game from Michigan me are a far greater sin then drink­ Freeport: vice president, Robert' filed. atenfaUtcr and mother. Mr. and ourselves against in­ Est. James Hammond, final ac- and Night and Day. I Bell, and State Insulation won from ing a glass of beer. Who can say Barnes. Delton; secretary-treasurer. Mr*. Milo Keck, in Maple Grove that b a sin?? Christ said. “ Drink Glenn O. Oriffeth, Middleville. ! count filed. flation. 1 Portias.' township, had stolen the affections not to be drunken.” but I think he --------- -----------------------| Est. Anna M. Hammonds, proof of , Best Scores: of hb uncle's girl. HU step-father VOICE YOU’LL REMEMBER— 158-184-180—623 did advise Paul to take wine initead ABOUT UNITED--------------------------------- oubllcatton filed, order allowing M. Smith Phil Regan 156-169-185—610 ot water on account of hb infirm­ SEAMEN’S SERVICE . B. Braendle I«nnlrler uinnlemen clothes baskets. ity. of motion picture 139-157-168—464M. Caukln United Seamen s Service b one ?ffed' 1 L Teusink Yes. I am a dry man too: but I of the welfare group* which will am glad I am not a crank, m a benefit from the moneys to be col- a*!'c’?,ar?e ot executor issued, estate singing on the NO GROUCH WITH J. Brower GROUCHO... .w-— judge over my fellow man I shall 131-165-1! H.OME FRONT : J. Daniels Iccted In the Barrv County United enrolled. au.Mnn notitinn 144-161-130 —435 vote “No". You can vote to suit War Chest. The chief function of Sfn^? wXer ^of l M. Goodyear REPORTER That Marx boy, Groucho. h1 this group Is to restore the health for„ ndTAr .A Jtn ISLmr 167-129-147—423 yourself. ~ J. Mac Ivor program-surd .chased -»••*«< away mo more groucha* th­ ... --433 ... j wajj tom and grew up In a Free of men who have been torpedoed >»tIce filedICS-129-141 L. Willette in the business daily at 3 p.m. any comedian ir Country. Therefore. I am a free 165-121-146—421 while helping to transport vital supJiutemlnP en | H. Roush over WKZO. and------------he's still " at it every Sxturi . bom American, and I think 1 know piles to lhe war fronts. I order limiting settlement en evening rt seven over West . .Phil's voice fill* I my mind and need no guardian. Txtsses of American Merchant . <•";<>. ,Ln ed »ni ni«i netlMILO A free American and citizen Seamen during the first year of the the bill when it Michigan’s Cdldmbti E*1J of Barry County war amounted to 3-8/10 percent of t rteclhJ ton M trwt flhSl come* to *ing- WKZO. Groucho has a humor Mr*. Emily WUcox. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Meria Bradfield and thalr guest* the total merchant marine man.n'e.d•<»*«*«»*/"“t ’>*«• his own—and he'll have you srnil <Ued’ 0 der admluln,{ ’ Mr*. Gertrude Trahan and Mrs. Middlevllle. Mlph. power, compared with only 3/4 of in no time at all. Donald Di PHIL BEGAN John Hunn were in Hastings Prt1 ner cent, of the total manpower In * p.,enKL.. F snrinklr order canOct. 18. 1943 find out for vottr- provides the vocal music on Est. E- SnrinkIe Sprinkle, order con ­ all our armed forces. Thu-, the ca-*- i Fj, ‘ Alice AMc* F 1 day. Mr*. Trahan and Mra. Hunn To Hastings Banner first visit to the 590 self with the .... firming sale entered. . remained in Hostings for the week­ have been reading with much ualty rate among our merchant tops! Est. Dora c. Kepkey, order con- spot on your dial. end a* guests of Mrs. Trahan’s «Urest a letter published in the seamen was more than 400*; higher | ter. Mrs. Fred Ryerson. * Jack Public Forum of the Banner on Oct. than for the army, navy and ma­ of 7=2=5 young 114 , Bradfield and a group =f rines combined. / ' pqopjo from Delton attended lhe | The man signs himself “ Rsjidcr.t ----------- ----— himself ’’Resident Kalamazoo ,fair evening. ~C^r. M.teThursday ,,S>rKye’ of “t& 5.hb --------------LEST WE FORGET! j argument * Gunner' ” Russian force* haw destroyed, (toast Guard was calling on his I for the "WcU seems weak Indeed. end are destroying, more---------• lie doesn't know it. but former schoolmate* thb put week. Perhaps of our encmleJ there have been places-In Barry power Bob is home on a sick leavefor county closed because they so|d li­ nlanes. tanks and guns—-titan all seven days. Bob has been to Eng­ the other United Nations land and had many Interesting quor to minors. gether. I lived in Detroit; both before and stones to tell the young people. * after the country went dry. and But they have/paid. and Mr*. Emily Wilcox and Mrs. Merle . a terrible price. Bradfield were dinner guest* Sun­ I can tell you It was a far more Im Ten millions of Russians have day of Mrs Fred Ryerson in Has­ Bleasont and wholesome place to died in this war. Thirty-eight mil­ ve In afterwards than before it tings * Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bur­ lions loet their homes, and walked was dry. roughs and daughter Helen were Hasting.* was dry and I went or rode a distance equivalent to In Hastings, Friday. ★ Pon t forget wkv across the United Slates lhe Homecoming Nov. 7th at ths tliere to live and it was a grand half HERE'S no satisfaction in all the world like the feeling of little city, one could walk along on —and then built the factories that Milo church. having done a job well —of being able to see the results of Jefferson street without feeling arm and equip the -Russian Arm­ your work. This is one thing that all producers of useful things have ies which are rolling uo today's they were In the slums. We never BRANCH DISTRICT In common. Miss Sylvia Whitmore of Battle saw men and women staggering in magnificent record. And those of us whose job is production—whether of goods on Creek spent Sunday with home folk*. * Mrs. Lee Whitcomb of Bat­ tic Creek spent Thursday with her ner tle parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Vincent Npr- e ton. w Mra. Orlle Belson Is in Ann V built on our ability to produce more per person than any other Arbor hospital for obaerVatlon gnd V nation on earth. And the people of every country, who are looking treatment. * We are sorry to leanj , X hopefully to us for food and weapons, can count on America because of the death of Mra Mary Fox Ran- *s dal) of Nashville, formerly of thl* i £ locality who wa* killed early Pri- ■ \ day morning when the automobile I X OPIN 24 HOURS AND SUNDAYS for all of us then. And they're right! For that richer life will be In which she was riding to work) X brought about, not by promises, but by hard work on the part of CHICKEN AND HAM DINNERS A SPECIALTY crashed into a tree, near Assyria,' A America's producers. And they—thoae who grow and make and do Center. ’Hie three other occupapt* *' of the car were seriously injured. \ understand each other. General Electric Co., Schenectady. N. Y. | We extend sympathy to the aged I X bereaved oarents. ।0 amo township Eaton Co. Young CuykendaH lived near the Eaton county line. The boy's story, as he gave it to the officers, was that he went to his uncle's house while the latter was away Thursday October 7. pro­ cured hu uncle's shotgun and two shell* and secreted himself upstairs, awaiting his relative's arrival When he heard him outside with two companion*, the boy descended the stairs, opened th* door and pointed the gun-at his uncle. 77 ir latter was near enough to turn down the barrel of the gun so that, whan it was discharged, the shot struck the floor. The boy altemoted to reload the gun with the otiier shell, but wo* overpowered by tits other* be­ fore he could do *0. He was taken into lhe Municipal court at Charlotte Tuesday of last week, where he waived examination and wm bound over to the Circuit court, which is now bring held His ImII wm fixed at 85.000 it had not been furnished when this was writ­ ten. *0 he U held In the Eaton county jail, awaiting hb trial. Wednesday, lost week CuykendaH was arraigned in the Circuit court of Eaton county, where he plejuled Cullty to lhe charge of attempting > murder hl* uncle. Clarence Reid. He said he tried to shoot hb uncle, and then planned to kill himself because of girl trouble. The following from the Charlotte* Republican-Tribune of last week atates the motive for young Cuykcndall'a murderous attack on his roomers, vn mond Keck. youths of 15 m *=h ku.u. Compton working for Ei PUBLIC FORUM L PRESCOTT FDR iadfL" L One Job Well Done Begets Another T Jim Johnson Restaurant GIB & GLENNA DENNERT £I4T. NBC—"Th WeM TerLrj" w, । DON'T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T i*' | NEED—BUY WAR BONDS Below Ben Franklin Store H BUY WAR BONDS So Sou Didn't Want tn Vote! GENEHAL $ ELECTRIC ENJOY THE TINGLING the barbed wire legion Slaves beneath the whips and guns of a ruling tyrant. These men and women were once free. Once they knew hope and happiness. Once they cherished families, and a firm faith in the future. What happened? They lost their power to vote. Thank God, you can still vote here — in America, in Michigan, in Barry County! Many, many of our privileges as citizens already have been taken from us, but there is still time to save ourselves from the major tyranny that springs from our own pegject to exercise our precious power of franchise. THRILLS HOME-OWNERS ALWAYS GET WHEN THEY APPLY no’Sheei. Uoro than 6,000,000 non aro In th® •barbed wlT® legion'—prisoners of •ar, who need more than the estab­ lished prison regime if their spirit is to bo maintained. men need your help. oHI-coat PAIN, *■ THE ALX-OIL INTERIOR FINISH Be Sure You These COMPLETELY COVERS Don't fall them. You help them whein you support' Inside Wall and Celling Surfaora the National War Fund—by giving to Washes Like a China Dish Not a Wajer Paint No Priming Coat Needed your own community campaign. NATIONAL WAR FUND Cooperating with “bno-Sheen U ths Paint G. E. GOODYEAR HOWE. 142 t. STATt |T., HASTING Barry Co. United War Chest Conymtiee “SnaSheen" h Sold All FHONE 2331 Over Michitan VOTE November 2 Special Barry County ElectliI �TMt »A 8 TING 8 yAffXlB, Wf»9D<T, gyT+tlB 81. I M3 DENT OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY DAVENPORT BECOMES VICEcustofn to rush to Washington for trallon. 1 Iiad reached the funds which inaUtutlons were re­ MF and frit that lhe lime luctant to ask of the stoles. At that tun. federal funds were all raised m for another "new dean Doctor Kinley had Just been by Indirect taxation, and fed­ to the presidency, and h? eral taxes, not then being oppres­ sive. were not an issue then as now. "The onslaught became so heavy that congress, in self-defense, said, would do anything for my in answer to the popular demand that was said to exist locallv for J Kinley, and for the unlverwhlch I nad come to love like thia, that or the other project: ItMlf. So it was that a 'Son of "Very well, let the states demon­ strate their faith. We tgg*Bh,teMaaja~iisga. « will put Uils institution which —4 an itnnromisfn>r for me when I first came when its vision of tne of Its College of Agrl. quite a contrast to its t attitude. I could not claim for a position so honorable, only in my loyalty to the on and to my friend. Qie lw * w.v s Infrequent absences, but did 1 render what ntlglu ------—— called a- distinctive service in — my w administrative position, and it me about quite naturally, as nTost Inn do. Tt had become a rather common era) treasury must be matched by a dollar from the states." This plan flamed up like wildfire immediately obtaining a wide support, for four states then paid half of all federal appropriations, and it proved a fer­ tile method for- smaller and poorer slates to get funds which the larger and richer states paid to lhe gov­ ernment. "Our opposition to the scheme i».»ted nbt only upon that point. but also upon the power It gave to a few oiliciau in Washington to dominate lhe educational policy of the states. juj.t would now with a De­ ,— lt5 — ^j. . partment of Education, for which pnrtmeni there ‘j is now u demand in certain quarters. ' -------— "It worked out this way: The Uw The Shadow of Federal Control "Of course the Secretary could not do otherwise. His representa­ tives were exceedingly considerate But in practice his procedure amounted lo thLs: No institution was safe in expending funds except as agreed upon in advance by the department. As that deparuneht had U1C Uic final »ay. say. mu this amounted uau » iuuvuiih .’u to w federal approval bi advance of all (auction sale Having decided to quit forming, I will sell at public auction, 5 miles south of Nash­ ville. or 1 mile south of Quailtrap school, or 2 miles east of Maple Grove Center ond 2 miles south or 14 miles west of Charlotte on Lawrence Ave. road then 3 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1943 Commencing ot 1:00 P. M.. the following described property: CATTLE HOUSEHOLD GOODS Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, due Nov. 1st. Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old. due Nov. 2nd. Guernsey cow. 5 yrs. old..due Dec. 10th. Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, due Dec. 12th. Holstein cow, 8 yrs. old, due Feb. 1st. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due Feb. 8th. Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, due Mar. 15th. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due May 1st. Pure Bred Holstein bull. 15 mos. old. Guernsey heifer, due Feb. 5th. Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, due Mar. 10th. 3 Holstein steers, 8 months old. Pure Bred Holstein heifer, 8 months old. 2 pure bred Holstein bull calves, 6 mos. old. 2 Rockers. Heating stove. Round Oak Dining Table. Baby Crib. CHICKENS 150 AAA Leghorn pullets, ready to lay. HAY, GRAIN, ETC. Quantity of Oats. 215 bales of second cutting Alfalfa hay. 20 tons of first cutting Alfalfa, loose. 20 tons of loose Clover hay. HARNESS Good Brass Trimmed Double Harness, heavy. One Other Good Double Harness. work to be undertaken by lhe col-,r 1 many a tie. My friends were every 1 ————————— । vere led by the cheerleaders. ! tn their eyes these day* because lege or university which received where in the university, for friendthey are preparing to settle a few sudi funds for teaching agriculture. ।1 ship and social lies had not oeen ■'cores. Report cards are coming In later appropriations such ap- i| confined to the college of which I . ..------- ------- ... ■ worg fc, advance and with the approval was actually required In the was the dean. 1 regretted to part Acts granting the funds. ।| with them. MX "Such was the situation at that "There is a sadness about doing time of the meeting of tne National anything fur the last time, and my 7^ rn.mb.rs of Mis. Kamlndu . 3S a^t^e. Kreils??.1 lon?re Association of AgrfcultiKal Colleges final round of services would liave some time at a pep-meeting. re^iimuon are^ Mrs. Harrington has the noon homeroom 304 are p’.nr>iK» and Stations at Spring field. Massa­ been intolerable except for the sat­ chusetts. The station section at isfaction of looking back o;cr near­ traffic "push" to the cafeteria well­ themselves so that JT^ay blty 12:00. 1:00 to 5:48 pin. 7:30 to 8:30 tills .meeting had requested greatly ly thirty yean, the most significant In-hand. books for thair lion JESSES sc'Tio’io»» increased federal funds for agricul­ period in the life of one of Ute The official observer notices that tural research, on the 50-50 basis, greatest of the universities of lhe the students are more acquainted , red«a* PJD-. and Friday evening at Central so the question was before the exe­ country and seeing Itt College of with waist-paper baskeU this year. Constitution. T to learn the Building only (fot tiie whole city) cutive jeaslon. consisting of uni­ Agriculture become an accepted and Our halls are looking much better Preamble and n powers of from 7:80 to 8:80. versity and college presidents. If respected member of the acedemlc Remember folks! Walk up on the ”7“ , . , , _ ' The Girl's League Board. coruUtthat body approved, it meant that famUy, iu students Indistinguish­ right side of the stairs and down on xt of the schools of Barry ing of two girls from each class a bill would be drawn accordingly, able from others. IU faculty in Ute ' the left—it will help with the traf­ County Thursday and nv will be closed ’1 roUnd^y “ a Thursday to elect officers The and the powerful influence of this closest sympathy and working rela­ fic problem. Friday, October twenty-first and following were elected: President. association would be exerted io put tions with every other dtpartme-it Some seniors are exploring the twenty-second. The teachers' in­ It through congress. of the university, and with every possibility of whether they will nave stitute will be held at Grand Rap­ Ella Fisher: Vice President. Doris Lockwood; Secretary. Beverly Brad­ possible Interest that develops when "The motion had been made, and ids. Michigan where lhe teachers ford; Treasurer Mildred AVU1. Mra. an annual or not. Il seemed about to pass without db- an institution U serving an imperial | We wonder who occupies lhe are expecting to hear some educa- Hamilton was elected the advisor. cuxslon. The presiding officer nad state, with citizens of all classes ! "Quest Room" (in the senior play). lional lectures. begun to state Ute question prepara­ behind the insUtution. Chemistry is now progressing The committee for Junior Rings no't'lced ~some'~ student*" reading reading. tory to a vote. •_ .. ^ 'These are still the bright mem­ very nicely: ^the three classes com­ h. decided (much to the relief of r.(^ in®ent’students "I could not agree with the rno- ories that bring pleasure: bined have broken nineteen articles the Juniors) on gold rings. If pos••Tendon v.m.. "I was leaving not only the uni­ to date. lion. With apologies for differing dble, we will also have gold rings i,., versity but also Ute state where ; inside Latin America — Gunther from lhe evident sentiment. I said • "" i Our new cheerleaders seemed to In the future. ” ' Oliver Twist”—Dickens that though we al the ininols-Dni- hundreds of friends Jjere scattered have put their all Into their first Rasey. the Sgxon'a left lack"The Raft"—Trumbull | verslty with its College of Agrlcul- here and there—friends of the col­ game last Friday night. The re­ le Dick had two fingers badly mangled I ^'•^nie Gay Poet" (life of Eugene lure were poor aa Jobs turkey, yet lege and of ourselves with whom sponse* from the spectators was in the surface grinder third hour in Field i there were some kinds of money . they had worked. very Rood and the cheerleaders lhe Machine shop. Consequently he 1 "Flight to ArrM"—Exuperr । we could not afford to have, and 1 knuckled down and put a lot of has been deferred Indefinitely from । Ulis was one of Uiem. I pointed out MlclUgan—back to the scenes of my 1 action and movement tn their veils. 1 be Army. „ . . ! M-iuocrciuuBu Ex-tuberculosls patients aismu dismissed • that there was more bad than good boyhood—believing that retirement Success for the coming year. kids. Mrs. Jenny Stuck and family from endar unatoriums do not endanger ------sanatoriums In R.’For, If such a bill should be­ from active service should mean for A pep-meeting was held Thurs­ moved to W. Walnut St. A | Bibllc public health, according to the come a law. the federal government, me. and for my friend and succes­ day with Mr. Jones' daughter as have of friends, on Monday eve- । Ichlgan ------ — • • - Association. - Tuberculosis whether it wLshed to do so or not. sor. Dean Mumford, an open field chairman. A special skit was pre­ gxaup nlng. gave her • an oid-faanljned — -honed Buch persons can not pass the would not only supervise the cx- and u fair chance. sented by a group of girls repre­ “«-w*nnlng. . germs on to others and are pertectpendlture of Uie federal funds, but "The students gave a "round up" senting the team in uniform. Cheers «w>J The teachers have a satisfied looYl ly safe to live and work with. also those granted by the stale as hi my honor. The MinLsterial Asso­ , well. . ciation gave me a alnner. and ' "Further, if such federal funds drafted most flattering resolutions. "Tiie faculty gave us a banquet in became large, as they would under this proposal. Uic government offi­ the Guest Hull. Tiie trustees drafted cials would not only control the ex­ an appreciation and created an , pendlture of state and government emeritus relationship, which is the ' funds, but they would practically most precious asknowiedgment that come to any man in such pub­ I dominate the policy of the colleges kan ' that accepted them. They would lic service. "And so. with the personal bles­ practically exhaust the appropria­ ting power of the states in meeting sings of my friend President Kinley, ___ ______________ their 50-50 share.__________ And that______ wouldand many a handshake, with a tear never do. In a short time the whole of two for ould lang svne. my good plan of 50-50 would eventuate in I wife and I retired to "The Maples." Owing to the death of John E. Vandenberg, I will tell ot Public Auction, at hit form a federal system of control, because , the home of our own winch we had that could not be prevented once'it built almost thirty years before, located 4 mile* eoit of Middleville or 5 milet west, one mile north of Hattings on got under way. The time to stop it , ------ -—, • • • —~ ~ old M-37 on . Is now. The school personnel in Peoria. -I pointed out that, up lo date. Illinois, are now required lo take such federal funds had been small 1 annual examinations for tubercuand their Influence Insignificant, tosls. , uurticularly as the federal lerpesen- j ______---------------tatlves were personal friends. But I Versatile Radio Waves lhe system I regarded as vicious, I Asiae Aside irom from commercial oroaocaitbroadcast'%SS^S,,.l.ae,,S3y*>,„l “<■ ~mn.unK.Uo™. ! already made it the. duty ot the Secretary of Agriculture to certify to the Treasurer of the United States, under the Hatch Act and I subsequent Acts, that the appro­ priation to any slate, say Illinois had been properly—that is legallyexpended before it could receive another Installment, NOr could we expect congress to appropriate funds, to the states without some such ac­ counting by a responsible federal officer. "The laws were silent as to meth­ ods. but the Secretary of Agricult lure, on the principle of "safety first." instituted the practice of sending to every state educational institution, which received monev from the government . under the Hatch and other Acts of congr.-ss for the teaching of agriculture, ev­ ery year a representative from hb department to go over the books and review the expenditures tn detail— disallowing any of them which. In his opinion, were expended contrary to the law. or its Intent, as might 1 be interpreted by office rulings । from time to time. ' HIGH SCHOOL NOTES! UCTION SALE MONDAY, OCT. 25, 1943 unanimously and the Purnell bill.! which eventually went through.1 was shorn of the 50-50 fallacy. Retirement and Farewells And now came the lime for severing the bonds so closely knit by j - ------- — waves are 'used —’ ........... for such .. unusual purposes as guiding ships to port, danger signals for navigators, air­ plane control and—in medicin • exterminating parasltea. HORSES Black Gelding, 7 yrs. old, wt. 1500. Grey Geldiog. 9 yrs. old, wt. 1400. Black Mare. 12 yrs. old, w/. 1400. the barbed wire legion SHEEP 18 head of Oxford Breeding Ewes, from 2 to 5 years old. Oxford Ram, 2 yrs. old. FARM TOOLS John Deere Manure Spreader. Oliver Cultipacker. Osborn Disc. I. H. C. Hay Loader. Deering Mower. Dayton Side Rake. 2-Sectlon Harrow. I. IL C. Coni Planter with Fertilizer AttachMassy-Harris Binder. Roderick Bean Cultivator. Gale Cultivator. Tank Heater. DeLaval Cream Separator No. 16 with motor, Dump Rake. Harpoon Hay Fork. New Flexible Grapple Hay Fork. Shovets. spirit is to be maintained. men need your help. Hay rake. Grain drill. Form wagon. Hay rack. One Horse wagon. 2-wheel Trailer. Cutter. Oliver Walking plow. Spring tooth drag. Spike tooth drag. 4Vi H. P. gasoline engine. These 1 ’/i H. P. gasoline engine new. Don’t fall 2 Cream cam. Wafer separator. Double work harneit. 2 Horse collars. Scalding kettle. Oil drum. Hay fork. Hay rope, and pulleys. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Upright piano. Library Table. Antique Cherry Settee, Matching Chain. Doyen-Table. Sideboard^ Buffet. Table. Dresser. 2 Beds and mattress and springs. Rockers. Steel Day Bed. Bookcase. Desk. Dining Chais. 2 Commodes. Klfcheskicabinet. 2 linoleums. 4 buntfrcaiJ,.stove, right hand built-in oven. ’ 100 lb. ice box. Cook stove. Heating stoves. Antique Maple rocker. Corner Whot-N<Jl. Small tables. Pictures ond Picture frames. Dishes, etc., and soma Antiques. 5 tooth Cultivator. Force pump. 1 Corn shelter. 1 Hand cutter box. them. You help them when you support 1 Platform scales. Economy King Separator. the National War Fund—by giving to Whiffletrees.' FEED 4 tons mixed hoy. FARM IMPLEMENTS llshed prison regime if t|ieir Kor*». LIVESTOCK Team Horses. 4 Milch cows, all bred. 2 Bull calfs, 4 mos. old. Pullets, 4 White Rocks. Hens, 50 White Rocks. Ducks, 8 White. Mowing machine. Moro than"6,000,000 oen are in tho ■barbod wlr0xleaix>h*—-prisoners of war, who need more than the estab Heavy Melburn Wagon and Rack. John Deere Stag 14-in. Plow, nearly new. Walking Plow. Witt Gas Engine. l',i h. p. Walking Cultivators. Good Ice Saw. Hudson Electric Brooder, 500 chick size. Hudson Electric Brooder, 300 chick size. COMMENCING AT 1:30 P. M. THE FOLLOWING: your own community campaign, DODGE CAR One, 4 door Dodge, motor. '29 model, good Other articles loo numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NOTHING REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. TERMS CASH. Everything to be settled for on day of sale. NATIONAL WAR FUND Cooperating with COLON BROWN, Prop HARRY PENNINGTON. Auctioneer R. A. LAPO. Clerk CARL GALSTER, Adm Barry Co. United War Chest Committee BARNEY CISLER, Auctioneer NEVA FISH. Clerk Nashville Telephone 3148. If the Truth Were Known 1. DO YOU KNOW that there were not eolation during prohibition as before prohi­ biUon? 6. DO YOU KNOW that, in the very year Mr. John D. Rockfeller adjured prohibition as the source and cause of bootlegging, his major national distillers, 2. DO YOU KNOW that in spile of this organizing jointly with the Standard Alcohol Company? eoasl-to-eoast broadcast, June 9, 1932, that 7. DO YOU KNOW- that lhe w we were drinking 25 limes as much during President of lhe United Stales succeeded her prohibition as before? WHISKEY INSURANCE BUSINESS. stIU operating? form, (an organization against Prohibition) 8. DO YOU KNOW that President F. D. Roosevelt has broken every single pledge made lo the nation when he instituted re- factoring concern tn the U. 8.? 4. DO YOU KNOW that in the period 1921- -THAT CANADA HAS FEDERALLY TO NOTE that some folks would have us believe that when Alcoholic liquor is RECOGNIZED THE MENACE OF LIQUOR IN THE SUCCESSFUL kANi.F HAS DECREED-REDUCED CON­ a SUMPTION AND A COMPLETE NO AIM If fl Ml, •R'Dit/ Phui uRMuV/i ADVERTISING- mentioned that this does not include BEER and WINE. BUT WHAT does the LAW SAY? BL AC KO UT Gordon, •Wrecking lhe 18th T»£ U.S.MntNMENT 50 FAD. SEtMS BLIND TO THE TOUCH THAT HAHPIH OUR WAD EFFORT: Liquoat Path ih-ABSEHTEE ISM ACCIDENTS selling liquor lo bootleggers, within lhe first 5. DO YOU KNOW that the RL Hon. Win­ ston Churchill came to America in 1932 and the **Cicveland Plain Dealer" 1933. spoke and wrote against national prohlbl- 10. DO YOU KNOW that prohibiUon did not due to Alcohol fall—but that it was the government officials Liquor-loosed the trouble? How you know—Ute your influence! Vote for liberty, freedom! TO NOTE that some would like io have the voters of Barry County believe that the Ballot for the coming election had been "cleverly drawn up to mis-direct the voters." IP THESE INDIVIDUALS will turn again to the plain statement of the laws of Michigan they will find that the Ballot hos been drown up in accordance with a prescribed form: •'Shall the manufacture and sale of Alcoholic liquor be prohibited in the county of INEFFICIENCY of three-fourths of lhe evils with which the P. A. 1933. No. 8. Sec. 2—Construction of Terms: "Alcoholic Liquor" — To include any Splritous, Vinous. Mall, or fermented liquor, liquids and compounds, whether or not medicated, proprietary, patented, and what- Traffic and InduitrUl 9. DO YOU KNOW that lhe Sunrise Bee amounl of 82,097,371? DAY rjx TAj'pNS CNAc/l-- Th, liquor Factor In (Earnest Amendment"). United States was afflicted?" s Interesting PROSECUTION OF WAI?ACTIVITIES; Mr. Pierre S. DuPont told the nation tn a 3. DO YOU KNOW that the leader of the VSffARP 50 0EL/EVL WAR-GOSSIP in WQ000Bars TO NOTE that applications for voting in absentia have been available for those interested to send to our boys who are fighting for THE LIBERTY AND FREE­ DOM of their country. They are in a position now to fight both with gun and VOTE. THOSE ON THE BARRY COUNTY HOME-FRONT WILL i tfAkVOTE "YES" ON-NOV. 2nd. > �THE HASTINGS IICHTY-tIGHTH YIAR COATS GROVE I---------------------------------------------------------- BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1943 "BICTOR------------------------------------------------------ StCT I ON TH Ml—F Judaa Ordered Drain Last Week’s Lettar where they spent the day with the in Nashville. * Mr. Ij Mr. and Mr*. William u.m vrucreQ vrain The -skeleton in the closet" 1* former’s son and wife Mr. and Mh Guy and sons at Owen ul of । Kalamazoo called on Mr. and Mrs. Case fo Re Ihe >Pcctre of bare pantries. Wayne Henney. spent Bunday at 1 home from the Unlverally hatplia; n-iMvnii LLUIVII Uon Pennock Sunday afternoon. * • _ DC l'c,ns ’a*®a• : Food beyond that from lhe . --------------WM*. |IUUI MW grocer* * Mn. Susan h Mr. and Mra. Roger William* went' ..Some •— Echllnaw. 1 --»--------— in Ann Arbor last Wednesday. He Some tijne ago. Jennie ’ can ------------be preserved by drying, storing WARRANTY DEEDS Branch district is is getting along pretty well now. ★ to Freeport. Ill. Friday afternoon Marlon Echtlnaw and Isadora Ech- 1 snd/or canning. The Bureau of HIGHBANK tinaw Henry L Schrqder to Otto U Mr. and Mra. Ira BhulU of Has1 and returned Saturday night. * HP aw. sSlocum —~-— ■ brought »suit In the । Home Economic*. Department of Last Week'* Letter william L Agriculture. Washington. D. C ha* Mr. and Mn. Will HawbUla and -------Schantz and wife, 50 acres, section tlngt .visited at Paul Woodman* on I ^he Halohejo group of the Delton ‘ £lrF}llt rf° ’lrl —<—• , v I Camp Fire ,c- 9j°r8e "• H «**«*•, fissia. 5, Thornapple. Sunday. * Mr*. Lelh* Rich of Bat­ », .Nettle J. ' sona. solid, practical miormauon information on all Frank and Mn. Frieda Marshall re girls gim enjoyed enjoyed a a hike hike and and 11 !f •‘ob, ““r«etue a. I cook-out *• at Pleasant lake. Tcusday J1**1*’, Edward ----- - Barber. *Ethel Bar- these, available on written request. called at Harve Marshall* Sunday FOB VICTORY BUY WAR Sylvia E. Cooley to J. Clair Roach tle Creek visited In the Earl Sense It was first mcvvuig meeting ' berJclay PMtt and Morlt A RUch' D°fothy w Le*U offor* these ape- , The regular meeting of the Amer- pctIt <*»> their uwir iu»i and wife, parcel* section 35. Castle­ home over the weekend. Mr. ond Quests were: Mis* Miss **■ draln^oomniisalooer of Barry I clal helps to those planning to can Mra. Harley Scuse were Sunday lean Legion Auxiliary will be held ■ !°r* this fall. Gueat* ton. Simons the Camp Fire $?u'Jty„P“ suit pertained to the apples: dinner guesU there also. A The L thl* evening preceded by a pot luck I H ’ rtfet Simon* Clio*. M. Bamey and wife to Louis ter from Battle Creek, Creek. mra. Mr*. . R5?,a*£chu"aw drMn . Apple conning may be in pieces 8. met with Mrs. Blanche Bayne *upper at 630. Please bring table *oriter W. Nutter and wife. 77 >, acres, sec­ AThursday with---good---attendance. nowlton. Delton, who will On May 21. 1942. a stipulation or as a sauce. The sauce utilizes -----------------—xrvicc. sandwiches and a dish of Jul*us Knowlton. Delton, who will tion 12. Jonhstown. The urogram committee, committees Mrs Mr*. Ethel food. Supper committee Is Mra. , Guardian lan for the ™ new group, and »lgned by the complainant*and every bit of the fruit; an item that Geo. W.' Wertman and wife to Kilmer and Mr* Dorothy KeUey Elizabeth Eaton. Mr* Myrtle Lewi* ! in becoming H. and Nett,e Ra*'?-t0 W1‘ may out-weigh Kiris Interested In ----------out-weigh appearances appearance* next. next laither L. Lenz and wife. 94 S acres presented a fine play.Those takingand Mr*. Mary Beach. Games will winter. ” Cftmp Fire girls * Marvin Barring- tie the case, so far a* section 28. Johnstown. The three standard methods of Ll. NellieWoodman, feature the entertainment after the ' 100 °! Great Lake*. Ill has been concerned. They signed an 'agree­ «i. Ola Kimble. Nina Townsend. Wilde nlwUng , spending a few day* wiUi hu par- ment that on the Echllnaw and canning arc: open kettle, hot isack. W. Wertman and wife, parcel aec- Allerdlng. Dorothy Barnum, ivah • • • I ent* Mr. and Mr* John Harrington. Ragla farm*, they would have lhe and cold pack. Using open kettle*, J tion 33. Baltimore. drgin Brisbin. Greta Endsey, Grace Coat* [ Have you paid your 1943-1944 | Mr. and Mrs. Will Whittemore „ ,nou.a a private drain, agreeing how the fruit Is cooked until done, ster­ be,f.mi constructed and paid ilizing all bacteria effectively. While Henry Moore and wife to Gene and Dorothy Kelsey. Some lovely dues? The new year has started ^'.‘^rtained the member* of the l> for should On each Barry and wife, 40 acres zectlnn 14. quills were used in the play. Mrs. iplendldly and your cooperation i Willing Workers Sunday school boiling hot, the cooked fruit is put •-----— -­ I Carlton. According to paper* filed In the Into thoroughly sterilized Jar* and Ivah Brisbin gave a piano solo. The Unit and their help Is appreciated, i class of the Methodist church TuesEX-LAX VICK’S Phoebe Manker to Leo J. Walter* next meetbig will be lield Nov. 4 • • • day evening of last week. Those case, the Echtlnaw* have since made sealed immediately. In cold packing, 25c SIZE _ a counter proposal for lhe drain place the cold fruit Into the Jar and wife. 55 acres, section 18, Irv- for an afternoon meeting with Mrs. INHALER ... Mr*. Lewis has been appointed Linroln'llush n.V *» cmunru u which It U claimed Is and cook (process!. John Woodman, Club No 1 will as flower chairman. If any of the £££??•“ BuiJ- «•*: and Mr*. Dale conMrucllon. ln accordanc< . wll h me stipulaByron Ketcham to Leslie Conklin — make — money ..................... payment Instead ........... of member* know of the Illness of a r,0?*1*?' The hot pack begins with a short Mra Alice Quick. Mr*. t!0R on bet^n the parties, and wife. 130 acres section 34. Bal- serving dinner. ASF RIN 100 OQc pre-cooking. The bolllng-hot pro­ PABLUM through their attorney, tlmore. Miss Virginia Thompson wa* members please notify Mrs. Lewis, jjarg^‘ cJ,i The duct is packed Into sterilized Jars TABETS. 5 GRAIN Cv 2420? “!»and Mr* »«rtha | thereafter asked Ute Circuit court . and processing is resumed ImmeSPECIAL ... Leslie Conklin to Byron Ketchain. home from her work In Kalamazoo phone A1J.iare arF dellghb deH«*1,cd wlUi the Inter- I Ad“ 10 annul the rtlpulatlon and agree­ 111 acre* sections I and 2. Jolins- for tiie weekend and Miss Betty 1 !*?.Alld» .......... wv-y: d lately. The methods of processing -----yed I1 towtnS Of&era%?Ud "'IL SS^Prro" 7 ’en‘ between them and ment and ’lhc lhe Ech- i! Stk are: pressure cTS, cooker, Aprte.' not waler “e*. ■Sh"® town. Kimble and Miss Doris Coat* were ENTORAL ORAL COLD Lyle F Endsley and wife to Frank 1 home from their work in Hastings. u„“ DR. WESTS IW. U..U h?p.u .ppt«...rt "p^ 5SSSu"LWi «S3:1 St “ « may E. McMillan and wife, south half , A AS. seemed w The inc L U.A23. seenira to vo be oc "Baby moj TOOTH BRUSH *T I VACCINE TA'M-tTS. ,,f. — city. In -’' — — were •four — u-u.w ..,. ^ _ I Day." as there babies three methods. Mrs. Will Whittemore. the articles from lhe : com. I nextmeeting wlll^b^ hrid at The The ' enta’ ** trled on lu meriu Bethel Seger to Gerhard Kunde, there under one year of age and I . Collecting Wash, pore, core and cut apples build* resistonca to colds, ~T 1 ,le3tl meeting will be held at the I P iots »«,. 'of block' U1—V 11" Rmuh's'AddRiom_ fUley were on goo<1 behavior, too * Loan U»an Closet* around the lhe county 1*1*1 home {homeofofMr Mrand andMr*. Mra Lincoln Lincoln Bush Bush ’' Hartwick, of Pontiac, held Into desired size; pul them Into a i BAND AID AAc box of 20 $4 35 Freeport. Clarence Graves of the Center road occupying Uie the spare time of Mr*. । the first Tuesday ------evening •— ■in *•No- “ court on Wcdnes- weak brine l'-, teaspoon soli to SULFATHIOZOLE CO Donna Harrinaton. The material U1 f.. — Mr and Mra on*h Calvin d">' of laM »eek ftnd he“r<l 01 e «no- each quart of water > until all are Prank E. McMillan and wife toi wa* a Sunday guest of his brother ro ’b?Mkep< mftwTan^rS^^tlw SEBT' o**H^Ung^callid ’e? । tton'wMT capsule* ____ L - r non and arguments for setting ready. Drain the apple* on a clean Lyle P. Endsley and wife, lol 2.. Arch Graves, and hl* niece Mra. block 17. Kenfield’s Additions. City., Pearl Demond. * Mr. and Mr*. nliwSSJMU.sw .M.VC. wo. oln„Cnc nicnara* oun- ^We the *tlpu)ation and settlement cloth. Then proceed to use method Burdet V. Bcneway to EdwardI Chas. Simpson and Chas. Cull of , i day afternoon. * Mra. Wayne Waite mentioned above He Issued an or- desired. I Esterinan and others, parcel Mld-. Augusta spent lust Monday after- | available. The Unit hopes to add of Augusta, stient Saturday with dfr decreeing that the sUpu atlon Processing time; hot water bath, I dlevllle. . noon and evening with Mrs. Pearl two hospital beds to the equip­ her parent* Mr. and Mrs Chsrle* i 8cl aside and held as null and iwentv-flvc minutes: pressure cook­ I Edward Esterman to Burdet V.. Demond and her father Anfh, ment In the near future. Harrington ♦ Mr and Mr* OlarHe gave lhe complainant. 15 er. tfiye pound*! ten minutes: oven Bencway. parcel Middleville. Graves. Sunday afternoon guest" | 250’ P., seventy-fitfe minutes till ence Payne and children of Hope ■ «’*» £ ca‘^ w5y B. R. Brown and wife to Fred B., wen Mrs. Stella Tuckerman ------- and —•*; i' A call for strong. Americanism Center called on Mr. and Mra. ' ,hat "bo’dd not be done If they do hours). Wood and wife, 30 acres, section 32.' 8:&t' . Malcolm “ Thin syrup: one part sugar, three of• Hastings “ and not only on]y ior jor winnuig winning me lhe war war but I n.ot d° "»• Hl* ordinal case ’"I nm u— for Gordie Durkee Saturday night. iter Mrs. Mrs Bemlla ItrrTiUa Berlin Hnrlln of at winning-the •*-_ _ — was Johrwtown. , daughter. peace as well, was Miss Elizabeth Robinson of Lan- ' V.v the Echtinaws, will be parts water; boll: medium syrup: Ralph J. Eggleston and wife to। Newport. Ark. __________________ madeH.byAtherton Warfen of H. sing Atherton one part sugar, two part* water: ' made by Warren spentofthe weekend with her I tried on IU merit*, George Barry, west *, lot 380 and L. D Damaray and family have stockton. Cal., in his acceptance of parents. Rev. and Mrs. D. W Rob- , boll: heavy syrup: one part sugar,, *** east '4 ioto 381. City. one nart water; boil. moved two miles eart of the Well- hU eleclton by the 25th national Inaon. * Mr. ond Mrs Lincoln Bush ] HASTTNG’S WOMEN’S CLUB 1 Clara Shultz to Anna B. Reed, lot man school house and Roscoe Cas- convention held September 23 a* and Miss Caroline Solomon were in With today’s sugar shortages, use ~ The ~ Home Department of Has­ the 1133, City. »el and family are mov ng back lo ; NoUonai commander of The Amer- Kalamazoo last Tuesday. * Rev. D. thin syrup. If not sweet enough tings Women’s Club. Mrs. F. W when opened, add sugar then. For 1 Barbara Alice Wlnan* to Bertha , thelr home vacated by the Demar. lcan u Jon for ,943.44. W.’ •Robinson and Lincoln Bush Stebbins, chairman, presented their ... . ■ in . . oKuuiiu, nun man . prcbcntca tlicir M. VanTuyl. parcel Nashville. ay*. * Wo are sorry Jo learn of lhe I . I soent Wednesdny bi Grand Rapid* initial program of the season. Frl- apnle sauce. It Is not necessary to | Pledging himself to carrying out Anna B Reed to Cha* W Becker serious Illness pf James Long of * Mr. and Mrs -StewartWafer* and day. October 15. Those who heard use any sugar. This may be adutd the mandates of the ’ Omaha conand others, south '.a lot* I and 2. Hastings, who used to live lie re 1 vention. National Commander Ath­ family and Mr*. Gordie Durkee Mrs Robert cook speak on ’’Char- when used. । block 14. Strikers Addition. Citv. years ago. J called on Mr. and Mra. Clarence acter acter Analysis Analysis by by Handwriting Handwriting". erton said: I accept the office of ’ Maurice J. Pender and wife to national commander, nilndful of Payne at Hope Center Sunday aft- know she does it a* only a person NORTHEAST WOODLAND Adam Endres and wife, south ’i DUNHAM DISTRICT can who enthusiastic about her Last Week s Letter the heavy responsibility you have ernoon. lot* 2 and 10. block. 11. Kenfield’s Last Week’s Letter ««■..■------ — u son — Bruce ofi1 — Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckardt. Bruce Paul Kyburg and subjectt an(j has made a thorough Addition. City. The D.C.C. penny supper Friday placed upon me. God-willing and and Joyce Eckardt and Mr. and Lansing called on Ma and Mr*, ..UM, study Of o it. $1.25 CREOMULSION $1.20 CALDWELL’S SEN­ Roy W. Clark and wife to Edward evening and gaves brought In over with yolir help. I will discharge that John Adams Saturday night. * W. Handwriting analysis has tome to Mra. Ray Scheel rislted their aunt ,-Pierce and wife. 1/a Interest tn par­ fifteen dollars, which will be used responsibility. COUCH SYRUP $4 09 NA SYRUP You have consecrated our great O. Lowell Teeter who I* stationed be recognized a* a reliable way of Mr*. Sarah Ostroth and Mr. and cels section 1. Prairieville. . for hoi lunches. * Saturday eve­ GUARANTEED _ I Leslie Adams in Maple Grove WITH PEPSIN .. Roy W. Clark and wife to Ed­ ning. neighbors met at the home of organization to win the war. towln in Tennessee and Mra. Teeter of discovering latent talents It Is used Mra. Sunday afternoon Mrs Ostroth ward Pieree and wife, lota Pine lake. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Kidder to give the peace and to preserve lhe Amer­ Hastings spent Tusday and Wed­ In the business world and recom­ who injured herself in a fall recent­ nesday with Mr. and Mra. Russell mended to mottlers and teachers to Prairieville. I them a farewell party as they are ican form of government. Molt. * Tec Sgt. Glenn Dale Rob­ aid character development. Every ly Is gaining slowly. * Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres and wife to John A. moving to Maple Grove Center. 60c SAL-HEFEPTO Homer Henney had a new furnace Aspinall, lot 3. block 1, Freeoort. Refreshments were served and a Ing won by the courage and sacri­ inson who Is in the U. S. Marine detail of the formation of letters, in their home last week. * FATICA BISMOL George Berry to Wm. P. Hale and sum of money presented them. * fices of our armed forces. To con­ Corps and has spent 19 months in words and sentences, their slant, installed South Pacific arrived at the shading and size can be Interpreted Miss Bertha Wagner entertained , wife, lot 8. block 3. Freeport. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Hawthorne. Jr. tinue winning, they must have an the of hl* parents. Rev. and Mrs. by experts of graphology. It takes Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bates and Raymond W. Stngner and wife to were at Leila hospital Sunday to unlntcrruptecf flow of food and home W. Robinson, Friday, where he about two hours to study the re­ family at her home Tuesday evePrrybsz, lol Mill lake resort. Johns­ see their son Rex who is a patient ammunition from the home front. D. qulred twenty lines for an tudflysta. axSlvih. nlng at a birthday supper In honor town. there, and found him resting quite To secure this, profit*, wages and will remain until Oct 28 He has quired Mrs. C. L. Herrick gave /the re reAA j of Maxine Bates. Central Natl Bank. Battle Creek comfortably. * Guest* Sunday at comfort must be subordinated to been In the service for three years ahd thl* is the first time ids par­ port for the lhe County Federation Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooke and to Frank W. Wing and wife, lots the Hawthorne home were Mr. and supplying the battlefront*. ents have seen him during that meeting which met nt Jrtlddlevllie. Mrs. Lydia Schuler were In Grand Mill lake. Johnstown. ' Mrs. uewey Dewey nsner Fisher ana and laniuy family 01 of j May 19. Mrs. O. L* Lockwood an­ Rapids last week Tuesday. The for­ Wc must continue to put every time. Surah Burgurt and others to Wil- Middleville and Mr. and Mrs. Joe pound of material, every ounce of nounced the November 5 meeting mer visited Mr. and Mr*. Harold bur E. Solomon and wife, 158 acres Bclson of Nashville. will be an illustrated talk. ’ ’ MlchiFAT 0R LEAN BUGS Cooke and family and lhe latter । •me following persons*------from But­ strength, every heart beat in our HASTINGS PHONE 2115 section 8. Barry. ------------------gan. a Geologist And a Camera", visited her sister Mrs Mary Kunz. . Estate Andrew J. Thompson to te Creek were supper guests Sat­ bodies at the service of the men KEY TO GARDENING It’s lhe hue's waistline deter­ by Mis* Helen M/ Martin, research * and Mrs.—Homer Henney and ~ Mr. — —---------------------------— 'Claris R. Greenfield and wife, west urday of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bab­ who are fighting and dying at the There must be no let-up In mined in the lull that decides how geologist of theJSepartmcni of Con- . family and Mr. and Mra. Will GerU; lot 44. Nashville. cock; Mr. and Mra. Chas Babcock. front every American's willingness to give many of the pests will pop up In servallon, ' Unger drove to Dewitt Sunday Mildred E Stevens and others to Mr. and Mra. Claud Perkins and all until dictatorship and op­ the spring for new attacks on Vic­ Roy W. Clark, parcel al Pine lake. Lieut. Peterson of the Induction his have been buried in tne tory Gardens, farm gardens arid, Prairieville. -----------------------Center Miss Harriet Babcock —— — also pression of Berlin and Toklo. general crops. Christian Hartman to Wm. H. I of Battle Creek spent the weekend ruins Strong America Needed With that In mind, the entomo­ Surplice and wife. 35 acres, section . with here parent*. * Mr. and Mr*. Fighting as one team at home. In logy department at Michigan State 32. Hope. Waynard Bclson and daughters’ the factory, and at tht- front we College issues the traditional wamChamber of Commerce to John । visited at Earl Cheeseman’s Sunday. will win the war. We must then Ing. Clean up the garden." B.' Gonyou. Parcel on MUI street, | * Mr. and Mra. Dick Mason of Bat­ win the peace. We can only win en­ Just remember those Insect* that City. I tie Creek called at Harvey Cheese­ QUIT CLAIM DEEDS I man’s Sunday evening. ★ The tele- during pence by keeping America proved ths greatest pesta In the । strong. Collaboration with the nagarden in 1943. says Ray Hutson, Alvah W. Honeysett to Russell F. phones of Ward Cheeseman. Clyde of the world In the preserva- head of the college entomology de­ Mlnar. 80 acre*, section 7. Prairie- Cheese man and Clem Kidder have tlons of peace will depend upon our partment. The list probably Includ­ ville. ' been transferred from Line 9 to tlon abllltv tn enforce peace, and deter ed tomato worms, cutworms, cab­ Mildred E. Stevens and others to ’ Line 15. ★ Miss Evelyn Norton bage worms, tarnished plant bugs, Roy W. Clark, parcel Pine lake, spent Sunday with Marjorie Cheesc- aggression. Postwar plans must embrace com­ aphids. Mexican bean beetles and PralrievUle. man. * Mr. and Mrs. Limes Hardthe squash bugs. State of Michigan to Albert Her- ing and Mrs. Eva Fonda all of Bat- plete devotion to a free. Just and If such pest* are given free rein ney ond wife, lots 1 and 2. block 4. | tie Creek and Mr. and Mrs. equal social order und?r the Ameri­ Constitution. Postwar plans In crop remnant* they will fatten Kenfield’s Additions, city. ‘ Ralph Johnson of Mississippi were can keep open to the men who win up this fall and store up extra vita­ Federal Farm Mortgage Co. to guest* Saturday and Sunday of Mr. must the victory lhe opportunity deferred to come . out in force next Claude R. Hoffman and wife. 140 ', and ana Mrs. a A.. cE. .. Harding. naruuig. Mr. mi. wiu and by war. These men must have their mins spring. If trash is buried, the pest* acre.'., section 20. Manic Grove -------- ---------‘—-* for a 'few — Mrs. Johnson remained for education, for training, get skinny and likely will perish in Evo A. Hecox to Chas. Gaylord days. * Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gillespie chance Jobs, for Independence, for the cold winter rponths. Holmes and wife, 68 acres, section of Lacey and Mr. and Mrs. George for homes, and for useful contribution bugs, for Instance, fatten Ball spent Sunday with Mr. and to the Nation. The men fighting upSquash on the green vines eves? If leaves Gaylord Holmes and wife to Eva Mrs. Keith Ball. this war are the heirs to our United have been killed by frost. At least A. Hecox. 88 acres section 19. Assy­ States after the war. Ours is the null up the vines, says Hutson, and CEDAR CREEK ria. duty tn see that they Inherit a Na­ better yet. bury them or pul them Ruth A- Barkes to Joseph H. Last Week’s Utter tion worthy of the Ideals and sacri­ in a compost pile. Bowditch and wife, lot al Barlow Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Calm* and Cabbage worm* will fatten up on lake. Yankee Springs. children. Mrs. Lizzie Calms of East fices of our forefathers. No one Joseph H. Bowditch and wife to Hastings spent Sunday afternoon man could hope to win these ob­ stumps of cabbage plants after the Ruth E. Barkes, lol at Barlow lake. with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen and jective* alone. A million and a crop hit* been cut unless the stumps veterans fighting *hm>lder are pulled and buried or composted. Yankee Springs. family. * Mr. and Mrs. Vcmor quarter Tomato worms will burrow Into pro­ Gordon W. Havens and wife to Webster of Hastings spent Saturday to shoulder can accomplish this. -I material If they get mature. Eva A. Havens, 120 acres, sections afternoon and Sunday with their know tliat every one of you want* a tective So even if tho harvesting has fighting. unconquerable daughter and, son-in-law Mr. and united, 32 and 33. Rutland. America now; — a world of peace ended, next year’s gardening will Henrietta Bauer lo Virginia Tate Mrs. Russell/Tolles. * Mr. and Mrs. after the war, and the be more profitable if the rest of the and others. 120 jicres, sections 32 Harry Babbitt were Sunday guests and harmonynt liintire freedom frrerlnm and lob of cleanup Is completed, accord­ preservation of Justice, and 33, Rutland. of their children al Battle Creek. * democracy Yoi, lhe harvest is in ... a harvest destined to feed America and through Constitutional Ing to Professor Hutson. Virginia A, Tate and wife to Hen­ Mr. and Mr*. John Lammers en­ -----------------------------------------rietta Bauer. 120 acres, sections 32 tertained their children and grand­ Government. Together, we will keep 1 IF IT WON’T HELP WIN THE her Allies. It's a harvest that's a living tribute to tho gumpton of and 33. Rutland. children al a birthday dinner Sun- faith with those who fight, WAR — FORGET IT. Edwin W. Lancaster and wife to > our American Formers. They took a heavy Job upon their shoulders Kenneth L. Martin and wife, lot 6. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Benton and block 1. Chamberlain’s Addition, children of Hastings were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wert­ city. ___________ when they promised to produce food and more food to help lick the man and Edwin. * The Harvest MARRIAGE LICENSES Festival at the N. E. Barry church Axis. Both fronts, the home and the fighting fronts, desperately need­ Curtis W. Solomon. Middleville —21 was well attended; all enjoyed the Venelva Barnum. Hastings18 talk by Mr. Swodllng of Hickory ed this food to carry on with their jobs in the war effort. These Joseph P. Griffin. Nashville ....73 Corners, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin re­ Mrs Alice O. Comstock, ceived many harvest gift*. * Mr. farmers realised the responsibility of their pledge and rolled up their NaahvUle 88 and Mra. Leslie Gould and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Demand It Cold Harold lauch of Charlotte. * Will sleeves to fight the problems that came their way. There was the Nitrogen ’’boll*'' at 385 degrees lauch of Charlotte is visiting his below zero and oxygen a daughter Mrs. John Houghtalin this manpower shortage, machine shortage, tedious chores, gruelling field grees below zero ’-^ AMERICAN LEGION COURT HOUSE NEWS DRUG SPECIALS 19* 27 39 LyBARKER’S TR VANILLA COMP. Pint '1.59 8Z 49 47 LyBARKER’S The harvest s m Winter’s not far behind If You Need Money... See Your Banker FIRST! work . . . things that they had to conquer-^-and did! We keenly appreciate the farmers’ problems. This institution was built around MERMASH WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chicks gain fast on MER­ MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for thick, pullet and laying hen. They._pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS, MICH. TELEFHONI 2118 N. CHURCH ST The Men Who Go to Sea Thousands of norohant seamen who bring convoys through find needed rest and relaxation in homes and centers operated by the United Seamen's Service in cooperation with the War Shipping Adminlstra tion in ports in two hemispheres of the world. You help these courageous men when you support the National War Fund—by giving to your own obmmunity campaign. NATIONAL WAR FUND Cooperating with Barry Co. Unitad War Chest Committee their needs and friendship and will continue to back them to the utmost—to the best of our ability. Now that winter's coming, we are prepared to help the farmers meet—and lick—the problems that winter brings. SHOW YOUR COLORS BUY U.S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! HASTINGS CITY BAN © "Fifiy Six Fean of Continuoui Sorvico" PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS. MM �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. OCTOBER XI. 1M3 - ===== ■ parenU, Mr. and Mra. Julian Fotta. I honoring her sister, Miss Vemelva the Judge's vrtfe 1* receiving treat- and Mrs. Emory Flnkbelner on the1 CLOVERDALE this Thursday eve. ' Last Week's Letter In U» CUr HllU dUirtcl. * John'Barnum. «U11 Un WilJJ! ’ WWW <U Mho Bia * Bundiy | Uuu wu lunlc Ruor. • Mr. and “ ujlk Ind jiS Lw °“ M1m Emma Johneock of Det spent lhe weekend with her mol . evening visitor of hia mother, Mrs.] Mra. Emmett Campbell recency who have been staying with their, Farmees Mactua Mn. Arthur Joiincock * Mr Lenna White on Grand Rapids St. married will reside on the farm ot' grandparenU, t Mr. and Mrs. Rn/l .A course in n airing, operating Mra. Floyd Palmar of Orangeville ' fann machinery cated on Mr. and Mrs. Bernard De­ ay night at the Golla Sunday evening. * Miss Mil­ KOTICE TO CXMDITOBS David were pwtnt at a family I school and will dred WaUou of Kalamazoo spent gathering and dinner. Sunday at weeks The claw the weekend with her mother. Idrs P*00? and t*ml.ly- * Claude Ro«n- her place to Walter Collin* of De- their home in Chelsea, Tueaday. ♦. to conducted each k Mae Watson. * MLsa Evelyn Monica h*11 iwrchasod • trerit. W Mr. end Mrs. Wm. Me- Mr* Katherine Gordon of Moline.-from 8 to 11 p. m. who has been visiting In Columbus eicnn Grtf- sister of Mrs. Christine Flnkbelner any fanner. < 6 C - returned home Sunday. —1 son who spent the summer with her. Is. more Informal meet- now at a convalescent home at Alli will wort thb along with — A*-1 6. Jefferson St. in Hastings. A Mr. I IJWI With hl* fann. * Dick Morehouse „HUr J4!’ tnd i Ur*n J°hn KoIUr °f Mrs. Howard Hutson and daughter Navy -was visiting frtend* in ton.° Naw York, is spend- । Mr* Fred Ouffin wwe 6a urday ■ Hill:, who have boUi recer.Uy bean of Battle Creek end Miss HaielVan ! evening guests to a pheasant din-(sick, had a wonderful surprise one Hom ot Kalamazoo spent Sunday nM. _ Li. ....u um । ner at the home of Ihalr eon and । day last week when fifteen men afternoon with Dwight Van Horn Master-Jana* circle will be held at1 Carrie Sickle. i dauJH‘lV' ¥r and Mra- C“1 Htar »Dd «v< lad‘«® “»* 10 u* h«”e and Mrs Blanch Van Hom. * Mr. the home of Mra. Philip Bender Ulis has also be. | at Wayland. The men to cut John's com and the--------------- ----------- --------------- ---Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Wai- j Petersen tkm. * Rev •-----------ladles brought a chicken and ham and Mra. Lewle-Hlne spent the past srttngs called on i ter Bender co-hostess. ★ Pfc. Edward i Misses Lola and Mary Agnes Stoand friend. Pleasant Birthday* dinner with other things to make Sunday in VennontviUe visiting Mr. Margaret Mullis. Cislcr expects to leave Sunday for1 koe returned to their teaching du- j Eight friends of Mr* Clara Olli I it complete. Tiie Kolun believe and Mrs Wallace Merriman. * northwest of town. Thursday. * Camp Rucker. Alabama, after u this in the-Pontiac schools Sunday met al the home of Mrs. Charles • with lhe writer that If one had to Charles Duane Monica, who is 111. NOTICE TO CEEDITOBS Mra- Clara Onimmett returned from! pleasant furlough spent at home after being at home since Thurs­ Baker, on Saturday for a pleasant । cljooae between riches and friends is belter at this writing, ' *■—*- c.—* »— I with his parcr)U.-Mr. and Mra. Bar- । day noon Their aunt. Mrs. Ora afternoon and to honor her birth-. —the latter Is worth more than gold -------------! ney Ctsler. * Mr*. Ctiarlea Wll- Hinckley accompanied them to her day. Friday, Oct. 15 Light refresh- i -----------CLAY HILLS proved In health. W Mra. Wm. A Hams has been home from the home in Jackson after a week's stay menu were nerved and it was a BwsineM Change Trumble of northwest Thornapple Grand Rapid* hospital over a week . with her brother, Fred O. Stokoe day that will be cherished by Mrs. Tie Arcade restaurant operated— . Earl Slel was Ur Grand Rapids Wednesday of and the operation on her elbow seem; and wife Mr. Stokoe ■ condition u „ . ... , . bY Mr and Mrs Blu Ro&s has h**” Potts. Wednesday; he returned to last week to the funeral of»her to have oeen successful * Auction I slightly improved. * Mra. Dave GDI Drapite serious illness tn the home. | *oid u, Mr. Stanley of Lansing a Camp. Sunday. * Mra. Guy McNce son-in-law's sister. Mrs. Mary Rick­ sales still seem to be quite the or­ Stauffer and link- daughter Janet birthday of Mrs. Fred stokoe, restaurant man. The Ross'* opened — "—•—one J—day this was In Battle Creek, ert. he also called on her grand­ der of the day. Two large sales ot P°*‘4ftc »P*!nl J™” Wednesday Friday. October 15. was made very up tht, fine eating place last vasr have taken place in Uic Green lake until Monday with her parents/ pleasant by tiie thoughtfulness and and have operated a high grade week. * About fifty relatives ana daughter who w«< not as well Mr. and Mrs. Willard Minor and vicinity- A stock reducing sale at Mr and Mr*. Baniey Clsler pn the fctndn<<M of friend*, and relatives.' place and we hope tlia new “man Iriends. with well filled baskets met at Guy McNces Friday eve­ daughter. Jacqueline. Mr. and Mr*. lhe Keith Bowman farm on Sat­ ^*‘rk ‘?r ca^e ■Hw P«'i Matron* club carried in »Ul ktwp to th?lr *uiXd ning. tn honor of Howard Colburn. Harold Minor and son Robert. Mr urday and a lolnt sale of farm them and spent the weekend. * a variety of cats including a love, wiio lias been having a week's fur­ and Mrs. Newell Stoner. Mr. and property this Wednesday at the Mra Reg Crfdler and children ex- lv birthday cake and the Young Kermra ! lough He returned to Texas. Mon ­ farm of Mrs Elma Wiggins and Mra. Wm. Costello and children. ?5,cl...Lo.vl/'n and °thp.r Woman's Guild sent a box of MLw MLv Hester Hester Soeters. day. On Sunday Howard’s mother, Johnnie and Sharon, all of Kala- Otto Flnkbelner. * A weekend guest relatives in Chicago ‘tills* week. * ranned goods, besides other remem-' grade teacher c. ‘ MraMinnie Colburn of Alaska gave inazoo spent Sunday with their of Mrs. Mllle Whalen of the T-K Miss Jeanette Howard of Ionia is and many fogg school and Harold a dinner In his honor Twenty-eight parents. Rev. and Mrs. I. W. Minor school faculty, at Ute Rugg home visiting her sister. Mrs. W. R Har­ brances from friends biing present ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Leoti at the Methodist parsonage. * Mr was her sLster. Mra. Lybrook of per and family * Expected guests cards. These little deeds of love son of Mr. and Mrs. Cla are greatly appreciated by the re- mcen were united in marriage Potts, spent Sunday with Mrs hen­ and Mrs. Oscar Flnkbelner re­ Eau Claire. of Mra. Harold Cutler and family . Thursday evening. Oct. 14 at the na Johnson in Bowne. and found OBDRB FOB PUBLICATION turned home Sunday from h week's . T*?e Pupils of T-K school are norineast or town uu* wees, arc : ciplent. - ----------■ parsonage of the First Reformed her gaining slowly. ♦ Mra. Dan Po­ vacation spent at, owe Beaver M> Island, nuu. a - looking forward to quite a stretch of । )wr mother Mrs Bernice Parker of iarence Rosenberg vacation—from this Wednesday i hchririri tn*hrr sister Mr* Glenn Pleasant Family Meeting . church of Kalamazoo by lhe Rev land and Mrs Gertie Harris spent A moat luippy family get-together De Young. The ceremony was per- Thursday at Guy McNee's, of Ypsilanti were> weekend visitor* ----- night through Monday. Oct. 25. The EmiktOT of ^trWL W Mra Myrtle r. and of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Claude Claude teachers will be attending Institute B$naway has been quite podrty the was held al the home of Mrs Hat- formed at 8:30 o'clock in the prestie Smith on Grand Rapids 9t. ence of *the - *immediate . ... ... and pflday families and fair LAKE Rosenberg in northwest Thom apple Thursday ,in Grftnd Dfl.» tev davs will be bbusy Other guests for Sunday evening Rapids and Monday *n2n^?'th* ,ra>iir«h rra' Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs- Bunday when her four sons and friends. Attending the couple were Last Week's Letter Mr. and Mrs Ploy­ Ra­ LuduJ ^bdell recently married. Lhelr families, met for a pot luck Miss Frances Weisner of Kalama■upper and over night, were Mr wltn the Issuing of Tthe ho fourth ara?£J?*u dinner and vLsit. Present were Mr. zoo os bridesmaid and William Per. Sunday evening callers at their par* " "-------- •" and Mrs. Walter Vick and son Jim­ tion Book. * I Ther wUI rMlde bi Joy apart- and Mrs A Jay Smith and sons. ouson of Middleville as best man ent* Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Annuor * mie. and Mr. and Mrs. Eph Lutz and rl"? /.ro™. S01! lnd menu on Broadway. * Mr. and Mrs. grandson Jackie, all of Wyandotte. lire"twimam°?J(.hUrb^ E D Vermontville arc Reginald and Richard of Ada. Mr Others present were lhe bride's Mr. Shiley and Mrs Tern' and Mr * Halcomb Hoyt of Detroit spent daughter Mrs. Willi»"} * spending some time with their son. and Mrs. John Binith of Coopers­ family. Mr and Mra Claude Ker- and Mra. Ralph E. Kelley of 8lurwere Sunday callers at the hom<* the weekend on the Prairie with Washing1 n nr9 F G'llflrir and son Jack. * Mrs. ville. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith meen and Mrs. Wm. Ferguson. The will WvfdtU Kh, r- ^AnCin I«rc Harrv Stimson, worthy matron of and sons. Orin. Bruce'and Leon young couple has many friends who of Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Hughes. -----------------and Mrs TedI — wish them a very bright --------future. Mrs. &Ir5 Kcj|ey rfmained for a vhit pt .— Middleville chapter No. 17 O. E. 8­ of Hastings. Mr Pender and on Sunday all went to will 5’,L^.visit v“,,.._her hc.r_J son-in-law i^l’\:!?!!.^«a and Smith of Dowling. Mr. and Mra. Grand Rapid* and visited their daughter. Mr and Mrs. Watkins 1 * | was In attendance at Grand Chap­ Hants Smith and son of Grand Kermeen will continue her teach­ a few days with her sbter Mra. i ing duties until Harold's future Is Hughes. * Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pix­ other son and brother. Ernest Hoyt The Arthur Kenyon famllv spent ter In Grand Rapids last woek. Rapids. Lyle Stauffer of Alto, andI settled He, returned to tiie army Mr*. JSmcst Hoyt, who was terribly £±irv WrM cSeveral *‘Pr“ o*nrr other memoers members oi of uie the Lester Carl and Lillian Babcock of camp at Aberdeen. Maryland the ley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson WUlbon al their cottage injured recently In an auto acd- wh ra “f PJmwh? —-----* -• •‘■j chapter also were present at the first of this week. Fair lake. * Mr. and Mrs H. O. Ar­ dent has made a miraculous re­ Pd-nn^-F AL various various session*. sessions. * * Mrs. Mra, John John When. When- Battle Creek. br I'ubllcllnn Sunday, a faintly dinner was held mour called on Lottie ColUster at covery without an operation- and n TlS.Uter " U confined to her home and has . “ Wrt h in their honor nt the home of his Wall lake last Thursday. * Mrs. is at home and gaining nicely. .... .... --------- —... been a great sufferer with an attack' Little Patricia Ann. weight 8 । father on Grand Rapids St tiht be ­ Mr. and Mra. Henrv Brog spent I ter Thornton of Lansing is caring of shingles. * It might be of value Dari Scott plans to leave Monday pounds, arrived at the home of Mr. cause of gas rationing several Bunday in Jackton with their son- for her. afternoon for Indio. Cal., where Jut । ' lo some people to know that there in-law and daughter. 'rroXX' Mr. and ntiira Mra. '?nlrt^MlS? Xflmrrt*RmUv htts bern n0 nlght mMn ftl the ,0Cal and Mr* Ed Moeller on the Prairie.. members of the family were not husband Is stationed. * Mra. Betty Thursday October 14 Mrs. Moeller's> present. Tlio&e who did attend were Ken Vogel. * -- ------ " Michigan Central station since Au- mother. Mra Glenn Fisher Ls car­ Mr. and Mra. Stewart Riglcr and TruesBale Ls spending some time ■ poorly at •* his home home in the eastern attended in miscellaneous shower —..., unw.vir thu u Hohtwith her husband at Ft. Knox. part of town. * The Glenn Dean Tuesday evening fl‘atJonJiJ,glL‘: ing tor her and the little grand­ sons, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corrigan cd anti nassenger* ean take the daughter and baby, all local. family were Sunday guests of her Mrs. Clinton Wi i trains We hear the west bound train going to Grand Rapids at. PENNOCK HOSPITAL | 10:54 a. m and the east bound train Edward Tai bob received news re­ Week's Letter at 12:03 p.m. both stop each day cently. of the death of his step­ Last Medical patients registered al the excepting Sundays. mother. the former Mrs. Eva Talbot• hospital on Tuesday were: John NOTICE TO CREDITOR# Donald P. Parker. Gn. 2/C of the at the Lane home In Charlotte at Cappan. 637 E Walnut; Mra. Min­ U. S, Naw who is standing a two lhe age of 85 years. Mrs. Talbot weeks leave with. Michigan relative*, resided In Middleville many years nie Shrlner. 134 E Court: Charles visited hb sister. Mrs. Harold Cut­ and was operator of millinery stores Kerr. 123 W. Green; Mrs. Forrest Hall. 319 E State; Mrs Frank ler and famllv northeast of town for several years. She was a kind a couple of days last week. He Ls woman and had many friends Her Becker, 530 N. Michigan. George < stationed In California * Mr. and daughter died a year ago and be­ Stahl. Clarksville. Eight babies were born during Che j i Mrs F. R Prindle visited their sides Mr. Talbot she leaves two week, as follows: A girl to Mr. and 1 1 daughters and families In Grand great-grandchildren In Bellevue. . Mrs Howard Ferris. " Rapids from Friday until Bundsv Oct. 5: a girl to Mr evening. * The ladles of lhe Parme­ Edward Zimmer lie Raber. Hastings. „ . >, .. lee aid society nre asked to remem­ In waking their nagnificent stand The remains of Edward Zimmer ber the pot luck dinner and work of Rockford. 111., were brought to boy to Fireman 1st Class David and the Russians have paid a high । afternoon thb Thursday at -.the Middleville tills Monday Funeral Mra. Bartlwlomew. 310 E. Walnut. ! church getting it ready far tiie service* will be held from the Beeler Oct. 5: a boy to Mr. and Mrs. How­ price—-not alone in dead, but in 1 chicken dinner. Fridav of next, 'funeral home at 2 p. in. Tuesday ard Frost. 8QI W. Bond, Oct. 6; a week. * Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Gibbs and intorincnr-will be madczifl'Y>ft. boy to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood­ WELL: mansec. Dowling. Oct. 7; a girl lo 40,000,000 people who have been . have been spending the post week Hope cemetery. X. < i। Mr. and- —-----------------Gordon-------Smith. Has- NOTICE TO CUIDITOR8 with her parents. Mr. and Mra. • tings. 1,1. Oct. 7; a boy to Mr. and . driven from their homes. Wouldn't Check Engine, Battery, Carburetor, Claude Rosenberg in northwest i Mrs. by Clardy. 812 ... N. .......... Michigan 1 1 Thoma ople. Monroe has received a John E. Vandenberg, aged 65 Oct. ft; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Don­ you feel a little better knoving Chock Lubrication. Check Steering, medical discharge from the U. 8. years, suffered a severe stroke Sun­ ald kiddcr. Alto. Oct. 10. , Navy having snent most of the day. Oct. 10 and pasned away—on you had done something to help Surgical patients are. Mra. Roger i Check Clutch, Rear Axle, Transmission. l time in the hospital since induction. at hb farm home four Converse. Hastings R 5: Mrs Clif- i ' Julv 2? * Deputv sheriff Jerald Tuesday miles four miles cast of Middleville, ford Cook. Nashville; Mrs Harold l> t1**1them? They need your help and '»» Bedford has been called for examl- where he had lived the past thirty Mrs Clarn , 1 nation for armv service having years. He never regained conscious­ Statler. Clarksville; they need it now. You can help failed to na*< the Now examination ness. A man of good character Wilder. 114 N. Washington: MLv because of the shoulder Injury suf­ and. highly respected Mr. Vanden­ Jeanette/L*wta. Delton: Mn Dan­ them through the National War Fund fered two years ago in a hunting berg had many friends who were iel Wriaht. Hastings. R I: Mra MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR Pearl West. 326 S. Hanover: Mrs . accident --which is combined with your own very sorry lo hear of hb death He Judge T. B Tavlor of Grand Rap. had formerly lived in Grand Rap­ tn E. STATE ST. PHONE X5M • Russel Geriinger. 316 S. Broadway: HASTINGS ids was a Sunday caller at the ids and Howard City. community campaign. Give now. , Mrs. Stewart Kelley. 202 W. Court. SlUarl < lr home of hb ifncle. E. p. Blake and HU first wife. Myrtle, passedI Mra. Charles Rice. Battle Crtek: i Buy War Bonds and Stamps Here! - took his mother. Mrs. Flora Tay­ away early In 1SM2 and five months lor back to the city after a two ago he was married lo Mrs. Cora1 1 Mra. George Aten. 122 W Grand: • George Layer. Lowell: Miss Caroxotice to creditors ; weeks' visit. Friends of the Tavlor Douglas of Hastings who survives, i family will bel*orry to know that together with tiie daughter, Mrs.■ : line Frith. Nashville; Mrs. I. ’ . Maus 610 S. Market. Carl Qakter of Middleville and , Patients discharged since Oct. six grandchildren He also leaves1 are: Mrs Lawrence Thrun. Ve. Cooperating wHh a sister. Mra. Rynard Yonkers of'1 montvllle: Leon Daily. Nashville: Grand Rapids, two brothers. Aaron Roy Phllllpr.. Clarksville. Dennv of Grand Rapid) and Kryn of Com- ■ Doyle. Freeport: Richard Cronk. Barry Co. United War Chest Committee stock Park Puncral services wen?: ' Hastings, R I; Donald Welcher. held at the Beeler funeral home' Hart: Mra Donald Moore and babv. at 2:30 Thursday conducted by Hastings. R 5, Mrs Pownall WilRev. I. W. Minor Interment was hams and baby. Dowling: Mrs. Lesmade in the Irving township ceme­ I Ue Raber and baby. HasUngs. R 2; tery. I Edward Esterman. Middleville; „ — , । Miss Ardca Clum. 738 E Bond: Al­ . ,, M,rv J- f- Jovk”1**” । bert Conklin. Dowllnc; Mrs. Hurl Mrs J. C. Jorgensen, aged 69 McAllfcter. 127 S. Michigan: Miss y.ears 1**?’ at *ler hotRe Connie Cook 326 W Green: Mrs. the village Sunday after several James Chrbpcll and baby. 401 E months sickness She was a mem- state Roud: Mrs Claud Cover, bcr of the Middleville Methodist Hastings. R 2; Mrs Ralph VanWIe church a member of the Womans, and babv, 426 E. Court. Mrs HowSoclety of Christian ^Service and ftrd Ferris and baby. Hastings. R 5; for many years a capable and faith- | Mrs Lente Chaffee. Nashville: Mrs zul teacher of the womens class' vada Bush take Odessa* Mrs in Lite church -school A kind Harn Woodmansee and babv. DowChristlan woman, devoted to her ling: Mrs Gordon Smith and babv. : home and family, she will be great- Hastings. R 1; Mbs Helen Laver, ly missed bv the loved ones and Alto: Miss Waivn Dcerdorff. Clarks-i many friends vUle: Mra. Bertha Eckardt. Lake I She leaves a daughter. Mrs. Irene Odessa Lusker of Chicago, six soils. Bea-. — HINDS CORNERS Going to call tonight, when San Diego. Calif : Robert andI Mis* Verabelle Golden L>snendins j George of Middleville, severalI th* weekend with home folks and : he’s off duly. lie won’t have grandchildren. One brother Martin will return to her work in Kalama­ Jacohien and two sisters. Margaret zoo Monday afternoon. * Ous Kline much time and that call means and Eileen Jacobsen all of Racine.. left thb morning feyr a week's star i Wls Mrs. Jorgensen reposes at the at the home*of Mr. ond Mrs. Fred u lot to him. z Beeler funeral home where funeral .Kelly of Hickory .Corners. * Mr. services will be held at 2 p m. and Mrs. Orville Hammond and I Wednesday. Interment tn Mt. Hope children spent Sunday with Mr. and Might hr to a mother or <Ia<t cemetery. Mrs. Leslie Pease and family of i , Bam- Twp. * Mr. and Mrs. Joe 1 Konieczny attended a farewell Middleville chapter No. 17 O ' party given by the Pennock hospital F S. will meet In regular session staff for Scott Campbell of Dowbe that clow and near to you. this week Friday evening, October■ Ung. * Susie Phillips had supper 22 with a pot luck supper nt 6:30i with Mr and Mrs. Albert Stauffer o'clock. Tills Ls advanced officersi Saturday * Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yow can help him gel better night and promises to be a very Garrison of Cloxerdalc and Mr. and nice meeting Mrs. Harry Baker of Augusta spent service if you don’t do any long Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Burrel South Thomapple , Phillips. * Mrs. Gertrude Konieczny distance ratting of your own Farm Bureau Group „„„ — -------------------•- worked In Dr. Gwinn's oUice last between 7 and 10 each night. Will meet at the home of Mr.] week. DLEVILLE ft““j K ^’o.“K&,cw L E G A L S ’.fit K 40,000,000 Homeless Let Us Keep Your Car in Condition McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES NATIONAL WAR FUND He s thinking about calling the folks back home MONEY That’s about lire only time he can gel to the telephone. MICHIGAN IILIFNOMB BILL COMPANY PERSONAL LOANS to both men and women, on just your own signa­ Mnn in nnoRT-wnH w.i imdsi i ture ond security. Cash advanced up to $300.00. Repay monthly. Prompt service Come in or phone. GET READY FOR THE ZERO HOUR! INSULATE your homo! Keep the cold out and the hoot in.. Don’t waste precious fuel . . . it's necessary CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION l«l!i W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE SIM to make most of what you have! the REMODELING R E PA IRIN G OR BUYING HOMES. See Ls Now—Reasonable Terms THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 JFe Sell War Bonds and Stamps �Itn r (__ _ ___________ " - ■ ■ WCTwsr ocroitu si, imi ; ’■'U 4P ' I M THB GUY who looked at you from a USO poster and some decent girls to give us out here a little little over a year ago. reminder of what it’s still like back there. 1 I'm the guy you forked over <34,000,000 for—so things you can do to bring about victory. Not just because You remember, don't you? that, through the USO, you could let me and all my You probably dug deep for a lot of other things buddies know that someone home still thought that year, too...for British War Relief, United China about us—still cared enough not to want us to miss ^Relief, and so on. Well, this year it's going to be out on any of the things we were in uniform fight­ ing for. A hot cup of coffee for example, when you simpler for you. Because this year, seventeen war re­ home through local agencies—as well as abroad, to help keep our allies in the fight. - big campaign—to make it easier for you to give, campaign of the National War Fund and our com­ munity's own war fund this month, remember me. and easier for them to distribute the funds. They’rCjCalling this one big campaign the Na­ tional War Fund, and it includes most of the major desks to sit at and write home and a dance floor good deal of it is going to help relieve distress at Ss when you’re asked to give to the united “business" trip1,,. A dub house with easy chairs to melt into and part of it’s going to USO to do wonders for the morale of the fellows under arms, but because a lief agencies have banded together into one great come in all grimy and tuckered out from a little > And take it from me, as one who ought to know that contribution you’re going to make is one ofthe greatest war relief agencies. Because it does, this time you are only asked to give once for all seventeen. Every dollar you give to the National War Fund helps me out in countless ways, and does its bit to bring me home sooner. Give in a big way, will ya? uso United Searben’a Sanice Give ONCE for ALL these Belgian War Relief Society Grade War Relief Asaociation Norwegian Relief Polish War Relief Queen Wilhelmina Fund Ruuian War Relief United China Relief United Czechoslovak Relief ) t NATIONAL WAR FUND United Yugoslav Relief Fund * Refugee Relief Truueea United States Committee for the Care of European Children Barry County United War Chest Com �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUBSDAT. OCTOBER U 1M» DLAND W*ok'i Latter lotto Sunday. While there. they also SSr&’ff dlXJK-“A15S Hughes and Mn. C. B. Benham of Sunday. * Mrs. Glenn UZTiTSmS Allegan. England visited her aunt. Mra. C ng and family of Sand M. Brown of Grand Rapid.*, over Mfr. and Mr*. Gilbert the weekend. Mra. Brown suffered „. Tuesday until Thurs- a fall a week ago. breaking her left wrist and bruising herself badly. * ___ Emma Lucas *to hu C.W.O. Lowell E. Teeter of Camo Phillips. Kan., and Mra. Teeter of Hastings called on the Rev. and ffiJtn’SdOTS’S? Mn. H. V. Townsend Sat. evening. daughter Mlu Florence For- * Mr. and Mra. Kennard Schalbly who has a secretarial position and family of Hopkina visited hto rand Rapids. to expected home parents. Mr. and Mra. Henry to care for her mother. * Ley! Bchslblv lost week. Hopkins high school, where Kennard teaches was having a vacation. * Mrs Ida Palu Kitson and family. * Mr. and m«tler of Hastings and Mra. Cyn­ , Geo. Parrott were Bunday dln- thia Hart of Allegan were dljmer guests of their niece and family. gUMte of Mr. and Mra Walter Mr and Mra. Albert Reesor Monday cae of South Woodland and in afternoon they all called on evening * Mrt. Henry Schalbly was a dinner guest last Wednesday and Mra Elmer Rising of HasL Mra. Rising who has been of Mra. Geo Lear of near Mulliken. jcsly ill tor many months, is Mra. Lester Hatch and Mrs. Dell Williams were callers that same e better and able to sit up for lort while. * Mr. and Mrs. James afternoon at her home here. Mr. and Mra. George Bchalbly. On Sunday they were all entertained for dinner at the home ot Mr. and Mra. Wm. Wortley at the Tamarac district ♦ Mr. and Mra. John Bui- Kalamazoo. * Mrs. Wm. Wortley of the Tamarac visited her daugh­ ter and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Schalbly Wednesday and Thursday of last week. ★ Mra. George Paul left Sunday for a month's visit with her daughter and family. Mr. and Mra. Richard O’Brien of Dimon­ dale. Frbm there she'will ro to Has­ ting* where she will spend the win­ ter with her son. Charles Faul and family. * Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Shorno were Bunday dinner guests of hto sister. Mtos EUle Bhomo of Al"*mS. Joan Leffler spent the week­ , end with Miss Judy Mulder of Has1 ting*. * Mlu Ruth Lake of East I*ruing and ARM 2nd Clou Harold : Kimmel of Js'-trsonvllle. Fl« wev» dinner guests Thursday evening at the biome of Mr. and Mra. Stuart Kussmaul and Miss Margene Kuss­ maul. * Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Paul were weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. Cha*. Rowlader of Grand Rapids. * Miss Jeanne Burkle of Battle Creek visited her parents. Mr. and Mra Carl Burkle Friday evening. On Saturday Miss Burkle accompanied (by her mother went to Lansing to spend the weekend with Mr and Mra Clifford Jeffries and Mra. Carlyle Burkle and baby. Mrs. Arlle Spindler and Mrs. Rlchnrd Estep entertained with a family dinner in honor at Cpl. Richard Estep of Camp Forrest. Tenn. Sunday. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Randall. Athens; Mrs. Edith McQueen. Mr. and Mra. B. A. Bulkau. Grand Rapids; MU* Catherine Spindler and James Grif­ fith. Battle Creek. Cpl Estep re­ turned lo Camp Forrest Tuesday af­ ter a twelve-day furlough. Keith McMillens Returning J>QoU I' ha U oldJJ- Mr. and Mn. Keith McMillen and children are moving from their home here to Detroit where Mr. McMillen 1* employed. They had purchased the property belonging to Mr*. Ardis Rush and Intended to make their home here but be­ cause of the gas and tire situation. Mr. McMillen was unable to drive to his work in Detroit. Mr. and Mn. Reo McMillen and children are moving into the residence here. They nave been living at their coC­ age on Jordan lake. s*e»U»* WM*( jirrdMt' I* uU k»y •( liaariM. t» lb* l<*axr. • am. prUUd ana aicakui la MM Bixby. Arlene* hi Navy and 1* now taking 'basic train- «ip •< ‘ «q* quarltr <1 Woodland Township School The annual Teacher*' Institute will be held in Grand Rapid* Oct. 21 and 23. School wtU not be held ' or. those day* here. «•••■ NOTICB TO CUDITOKI IV. U) •< Ga«rg* C. Dh», MW VMM Ikhlaaa. Charles McMillen has moved to Detroit. We are sorry to lose I Mr. and Mra. Frank Kilpatrick Charles. * Paula Jo Desgranges and I —-------------- ----------------- of Benton Harbor, formerly of Dale Llnlnger entered our room Woodland, have received word from Monday, making pur/ enrollment 10U)n yox ruBUOATloa cLStr *.f BkrJ?* their son David that he has been rome bittersweet** We are leading ' promoted lo the rank of Major. HU t>ate< Tklnber address la now Major David B. Kll- many songs about the farm aid "al .otOwn Probate Offiea la th* cu; J. n. Bakers Moving to Vermontville natrlek. Krtnd TD. Bn. Camp Breck­ each group has made up a story. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Baker who enridge. Ky. Congratulation*. Dave. moved to Woodland several yesra Major and Mra. Kilpatrick visited over Labor ago from Middleville, have sold Ms parents — • — —- Day. the their residence here and moved to ■ first visit in a year and a half. their new home in Vermontville Art Kilpatrick to now a Staff SerMr. and Mra. Leon Vandecar have leant in Radio Comm, somewhere Monday. Our folk* have been on ,OIL bought the Baker home and will in the South Pacific. Hto parents duly though .since school began. * jn ; soon take up their residence there, hear from him every week. He says Tuesday we remembered Columbus » , th* •ontrxri । Olmstead, at Baltimore U. B. church Day by atories ot hto life and hto th*r \ ,u u,hi‘ !' Sunday morning. About thirty were U auihoriiodsans toi- .served. * Mrs. Clara Cavanaugh of discoveries. * We have changed ton *L«im' tar *’» I 2etroU u spending the week in the our front blackboard border to Hal- rJ*' ioween scenes. * Joan Begerow re- *; 1 urn. >>4 eondiiloa. Hammond l»ome. ★ centlv was champion In a ciphering lh„ Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Reynold* and contest. n Tha« th* I.I day <>f Mte* Marjorie of Battle Creek called _______ Nov 1943i .1 tea »>!"«* in j on Mr. and Mra. Edward Rice Sunaaid J robato . Offko. (jay * Sunday guests at Jack Wesleyan Methodtote appomird for »ar ■>* Moore* were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Open Church Here The Wesleyan Methodists have ,, Ordored. Thai (mbUr , Mr. and Mr*. John Moore. purchased the former Church of noil «tv*n br pabiication' add Rev. Lyle Olmstead and wife. the Brethren on West Broadway fn __ the village of Woodland and serv­ ices were held for the first lime _ Bunday. Oct. 10. Sunday school at 2:30 P.M. and Sermon at 3:30. The Rev. James Chrtopell and Glenn Miller of Hastings conducted the AUCTION SALE On account of my health and shortage of help, will sell at Public Auction at the old Gosch Farm located 1 mile west of Freeport; 8 miles north, 2 miles west of Hostings; 10 miles northeast of Middleville on Free­ port and Middleville road; or 12 miles south of Lowell on s WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1943 COMMENCING AT 11 O'CLOCK, I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING: * HORSES One extra good work team. Bay .and Black, 7 yrs. old, wgt. 3200. Thia team is sound, wolf mannered, well broke, and an exceptionally good farm Also harness and collars. HIGH GRADE COWS AND YOUNG CATTLE These cattle ore all carrying good flesh, smooth haired, all square udaerod. most of them fresh, with calves by their side, others to freshen soon. I raised them all with one exception. Full blood Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side. Full blood Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side. 2 Full blood Jersey cows, 4 yrs. old, to freshen soon. Full blood Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh. Full blood Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh. Full blood Jersey cow, 8 yrs. old, fresh in Dec. Grode Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side. Grade Jersey cow, 10 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side. Grade Jersey cow, 4 yr*. old, fresh, calf by side. Grade-Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side. Grade Jersey cow, 3 ys. old, ' Springing. Grade Jersey cow, 2 yrs. old, fresh. Grade Jersey cow, 2 yrs. old, fresh. Grade Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, springing. TERMS Grade Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, springing. Grade Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, beef Grade Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, full blood, not bred. Average test of this herd 5.5 at Pet Milk, Wayland. 8 head heifers, coming 1 yr old. 6 full blood Jerseys. 2 grade Jerseys. HOGS b j 2 yr. old. Purebred Duroc sow, . with 12 pigs. 2 yr. old. Purebred Duroc sow, with 4 pl,,. Two 2 yr. old, Purebred Duroc sows, wgt. about 300 lbs., not bred. 30 Purebred Duroc shoots. Several good boars and gilts. FARM MACHINERY McCormick mower, 5 ft. cut. Massey Harris mower, 5 ft. cut. Superior disc drill, fertilizer and seeder. Superior eleven hoe straight drill. McCormick grain binder. 4 sec. drag, new. John Deere manure spreader, good condition. Wide tired wagon, good one. 2 good flat bottom hay racks. John Deere com binder, in extra good working order. 9 ft. double roll Oliver cultipacker, with new boxings. 2 horse Oliver riding cultivator. Oliver walking plow. Wood frame spring drag, 70 yrs. old, in good working order. 2 spike drags. Oliver riding plow No. 11. Oliver 2 horse corn planter. 5 tooth cultivator.' Weeder. ' Wood frame 5 tooth cultivator, 70 yrs. old, in good working order. Gang plow. Dump rake. , Clover seed buncher. 2 Clover seed windrowers, in good condition. / Portland cutter, good condition. Pair of sleighs. Corn shelter. 4 sets hay slings. Cucumber planter with fertilizer attachment. Bean puller. Roller. Plotform scales, 1000 lbs. Ten 10 gal. milk cans, umbrella tops. Iron kettle with jacket, 60 gal. 2 smaller iron kettles. Miscellaneous articles. Small tools too numerous to men­ tion. DeLaval separator No. 18, elec­ tric motor attached. This separator is nearly new, in A-1 condition. DeLaval milker, 2 single units, nearly new, with 125 ft. 11 in. pipe. HAY & GRAIN BARRVV1LLE * • Last Week's Leiter A large crowd attended the sale at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al- I bert McClelland on Wednesday The McClellands moved to their new home at Morgan, the latter Krt of the week, we wish them pplness and good luck In their new enterprise at the store. Mr. Mc­ Clelland will work in Battle Creek. * Mra. Clara Day and Mra. J. J. Wlllltts were Sunday afternoon cal­ lers of Mr. and Mra. Archie McIn­ tyre of Quimby. * Mr. and Mra. Huron Healy and daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. aMaurlce Healy of Lacey. * Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eaton are the parents of another son. bom lut week at the home of Mr. and Mn. Ernest Golden. j Mr. and Mr*. Harry Green and family of Bellevue. Pfc. Richard . Green of Fort Benning. Oa.. Mra. ; Perry Fassett and children of Hasi tings. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fassett i and sons of Bedford. M1m Agnes Benson and Mr. and Mra. Burr Fassett and family enjoyed a picnic dinner with Mr. and Mrs. O. D. , Fassett in the woods Sunday at HiMaple Paradise. * Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lathrop and children were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mra. Wirt Surine of Nashville * i Mra. Madeline Gauka and children | of Battle Creek were Saturday night and Sunday dinner guests of Mr. j and Mra. Will Hyde. Other Sunday ! dinner guests were Mr. and Mra. Charles McCoy. Grand Rapids. Mr. I and Mrs. Charles Hutton and Mil- I I gra and Mrs Minnie Hutton. Of I | Walled lake and Mra. Russell Corey ! of Battle Creek. ' Mr and Mrs Milton Oesler spent l Sunday al Clark lake near Jackson . with Mr. and Mra. Lyman Bryant They were accompanied by the i Miesses Elizabeth and Hazel Henry ; of Hastings. * Mrs. Russell Mead and children. Mrs. Merritt Merritt. Mrs Milton Gesler. Mrs. J. J WilUtts. Mrs Clara Day and Vivian and Mrs Dora Healy and daughter ■were Friday afterfioon guests-of Mrs. Clayton McKeown of Quimby. The occasion was the birthdays of Mrs. Oesler and Mrs McKeown. * Mrs Amber VanBlckle and two children of Nashville have moved In the house on the Ostroth farm here. * Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wallace were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mead of the Center | 1 road. * Clarence Higdon and .son । Brent ot Battle Creek were Sunday I dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. J. L, • Higdon. Alfred Higdon and three' daughters of Kalamazoo were Sun| day afternoon callers. * Mr. and i Mrs. Shirley Yargcr and son ot Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Smith and daughter of Vermont­ ville were Sunday afternoon and evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. George Gillett,and sons. * Mr. and Mrs Charles Chapman have had a Nashville telephone Installed. . Their number to 3141L________ LUNCH FROM 10 UNTIL SALE IS OVER. N. C. HOMAS, Auctioneer tomers during past five weeks. Please CONSERVE IT by retiring early. Set thermostats low, especially at night, ar better still, kindle fires each morning if Kindly take en interest to help NOW. HASTINGS LUMBER & COAL CO. 10-21 on the Home Front .".■TO. »4 it i« »• fend^nta ai ; IF YOU are not permanantly employed in essential war or farm work or if you will be available for work this fall and winter WE WANT YOU. Wt MANUFACTURE VITAL WAR ITEMS AND FARM IMPLEMENTS Parmanant—Temporary and part time work CALEDONIA BANK, Clerk Herman Gosch Temporary supply of cool sent about 400 of our cus­ Men! Men! Meh! Do YOUR Part PLENTY OF HOT COFFEE. Offer My l6O-Acre Farm at Private Sale. Cooperating with Barry Co. United War Chest Committee „„ ,, EARL GOSCH . HERMAN GOSCH PROPS. NATIONAL WAR FUND RTATK OP MICHIGAN.. THE (WI'IT t ro.(JB&SSr*R or »»»»« 50 ton mixed hoy in barn, clover, alfalfa and timothy. 300 bu. oats. 600 crates of corn in crib. 200 shocks corn, ripe before frost, cut with binder. Other articles not mentioned. If interested in time terms make arrangements with clerk or Caledonia Bank. Scattered over the world are 30,000,000 refugees from Axis ter­ rors. They're homeless, many of them countryless. Will you leave them friendless, too? They need your help desperately. Let your heart decide what to give—then double your contribution. Give to the National War Fund—through your own oomanmity campaign. possible. L E G A L S All sums of $10 and under, cash. Over that amount 6 mos. time will ba given on good bankable notes drawing 6 per cent interest. Are they friendless, too? Ot thie orrlrr aag i» Maall theraM that raid bill at remplslat ba lakes al eoafexaad by laid Sefntoaaw. tbeir uahaawa hairs, da’irrrr. Irralwa ar.d airlcar It to tartMr' OR9IBKD that wiihia forty day*. plalajHf cauie a «•?/«< ,»>•» Ord*r to ba pubUahad in lb« Harimn OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT CO. 423 East Michigan.Avanua. Battle Creak, Michigan Only persons eligible under War Manpower Com­ mission Stabilisation Program will be considered. lasts: siaaM: Allen C. Hyds. 10-21 �wtomdat; octomb u. un TM rnmoi J---------- How many boys from BARRY COUNTY won’t come back? ~ K * NoBODY know* the exact number. Nobody. But— The number who do come back—on their own two feet instead of in flag-draped box—will be in exact proportion to the job we do here at home.1 For every minute that wa can help shorten the war will mean more lives saved. (213 Americans were killed in the final day of the last war, and 1,114 wore wounded before the 11:00 o’clock Armistice took effect.) Now one way all of us can help shorten the war is to tighten our belts and buy more War Bonds. Yes, .till more. And . * ■ • If you think you’re buying all the War Bonds you are able to, imagine • • • you’re standing at lhe station boys, still in uniform, climb off the train wife and grabs hi* kid in hi* arms # . • a buncb of hometown one of them idaoee hi> • and then be turn* to a young woman beside them, a girl who looks like hi* wife’s sister, and you overhear him say • . • ‘’Catherine, I don’t know how-to tall you how sorry! am • • • ft’s such a shame about Joe • • • it makes me sick all over when I think how he’d be here today if the war had only ended a week sooner.” Think ft over. Can’t you buy a few more War Bonds to help end the war that week or month sooner? Sure, it may mean giving up something, but what’s that compared to what they’re giving up? And remember, always—the money you "can'typare”- may spare a eoldier’s Itfol KEEP ON BACKING THE ATTACK! AMgMpsRrfwWap Affsajpfcaf tftht Fa WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY ' FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON E. W. BUSS 00. ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO . , HASTINGS MPG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE . CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT baRry cleaners___ C***1 & ft * JX"? Df***** COFFEESHOP 1 ,ANDRUS SERVICE HOTEL HASTINGS MEYERS Sc&IOc STORE TAYLOR SHOE STORE LONG &MOW St toll CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL - STORE HOME . BAIRD'S STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES . THE HASTINGS BANNER COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGS CITY BANK I MILLER REAL ESTATE NATIONAL BANK I CASITE CORf. . . . VIKING CORPORATION ' EAST IND CIGAR STORE I NT. SEAL S LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THOfclDO. QgTOBCB SI. 1943 ' belwn otrirtn ralUUfl m«n. I B/Mt J™ MeK«>W. M1WH, I ,n hour or drill «nd mrrU- and Otf new address: I Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mi*. Pfc Rlcliard P. Munjoy. England military courtesy, etc. Also we had AF.O. 634. c/o Postmaster then the evening meal. Glen Wilson to Emmett C_ Pfc Robert H. Munjoy, Italy । our share of pranks played on us. I New York. N. Y. , .n^^^i^di^n^’the^week’and rt Latter STof Mr. and Mr* Clifton ----- In the processing stage I «qu««tOctober 11 1943 ! Stah^sreXSd £ssS tinn­ isod. CaU^nla ! bell wa* solemnised Saturday pm. October 3. 1943 ed to be an airplane mechanic Nine wooer is. can ouuun wecamu n;,. UUUUI 1 ---------------;------ ;--------------------------------- I Pvt. David Setties. 16085785 r>ar Zolly: ' — officiating. ' (Continued from page 1. Sec. 2) 1 Bracksf MoWaTi^?e we'Jrerelred ~ Woulrt >®u mind Kd**ndl»t?1 ' Hattiesburg 1* a city of about 20.1 iiave never written you before, A.P.O 928. c/o Putmaoler cmam ■ I when we were out of tondltlon and i m£?v*ccinations. San procmlng addre“ h*rt I ff® J )£a,'.and but I am located over here in the ! San Francisco. California f V1 .Or,a^-"ap*“: Stster and husband. Mr and Mrs going through the wont of lhe 1 h0??a' K “ , „, haa • prosperous looking downtown South Pacific where quite a few of i> in verv Door 1 Raymond of Shelby. Hl 'Carty' and Dave—we're •w* test* and part of our basic trainthe bovs from Barft- county are I training. to get out much. | ,-------------be- ; , After 9 day* in J. B.. I wa* Yan n; ASi1'<> i area- After my next pay day I hope ^ilored । . , .. . fitly glad you fellows have met tailored r. Mrs. Paul Pal- I The bride wore a blue Aaie and I‘ S0rrecLJ a misapprehension. । cause we *hlnk you are two partlcu- **"1 to Chanute Field. Ill. to air - | ^nAnnokAoc£? ; u> oc aUe bcmc .U> vo . lax* a .^.1° trip to N«» New have been receiving newspaper dip­ *bich from Ed Brinker's letter of । ur]y. "swell guys." We V’- kind u—J of nlnn» mechanic school. I graduated 1 Clinton, viaiuioma re Williams en। Orleans. 1H. >•»<». mile* pings from your paper and I find them quite interesting. Of course. ky b “ U a ,ew w®fk* back. inusl have arisen thought Sunny Lee was ra« over nvrr there ih.r.’ . « l8 courad anj W1U । I received the paper about ft year away—about three hour* by train. I don't know all the boys, but their far’I1l’'don know“much mueh"about the line. line. II must must | with you •Carty 'Carty'— —guess guess we we were «»r» |i Palmer *llh a I w,”l. mac* th-ucccMoric*. eeremnnv n Bomewhere weddlmt । »oalong ”«*h®re, along the with you Oftf the ’t 'i1 *Bo Bo don't lhe fellows fellows that that got got to to go go to to । while while II was was In in Texas, Texas, and and II don don't Hn far rfnn“'ti‘know vr.nw m >u.H about .k™., experiences arc similar to those w Mns' aimra? wMawrved’at^the home of Stt>' that I dld not Bet a perfect । wrong. Thanks for the. “Merry airolane-elwtrical-school. also at me-e)ectrical-school. also at expect expect to to be be here here too too long, long, although, although. the training course It seems that ■Ml. About fifty were f^**!*** o 'core rtn* 1 »“ a Christmas." and from all of us cSnuli Kid I graduated from naturally I am not able to say how » coruuu of course* in Army basic that have happened around here. At present our organization is ’■Campbell received tO melnbers 01 j sharpshooter, one step below expert I back here, the Merrieat Christmas there det 19 and received my 2nd I long it will be. 1 will send my new administration and it is taught by known as the "Hill Billies'' as we gift*. । both families -j-^e perfect score was a 60 out of | were ever known, will be when you djn]On» Chanute Field was only ; address when I move again. the Adjutant General's officeto men live up among the Hills and lhe V*re Carter is 13 having *'"Bee"|» a "Bee” ; ^Both Mr- and Mrs. Campbell sxe a possible 60 in pracUce before fellows are safely home. Goodluck atwut 300 niUes from home and I I It’* not bad here in Oklahoma, from all branches of the army (ord­ mosquitoes, of course. ' a bum bam on , graduates of the Kellogg Thom- recordI fire. and u"rlte aBaln when you can; took advantage of It by hitch-hlk- 'but I cant get used to lhe red nance, infantry, engineer*, etc.). I this Monday to tear down n I have had some wonderful ex­ y h him apj^e high school. They are living Glad to hear Duane Sinclair has , ... [ home when 1 could vet a 30 soil, and It really get* your clothes don't know whether it will provide • farm owned by 1'" aome —“ distance . । at >T<wuu ikiui ■ hniir**n*u Sometimes He expects expect* io lo on wra the Wilson farm in West Thorn- [ hi* wings as _ an aerial gunner. gunner, . pv-.-nt, v--.--., from a letter utu., to— hour Sometimes l" I would" would ael gel dirty, dirty. I can tell you. me with any belter opportunities opportimlUes periences here that I never would from where he Ute*. lives Me apole and the beat wishes of the Haven't had his present address , ExcerPu ,rom a ^October 3 1 943 hX time to turn around nlI met John Reed have enjoyed' if I were not iu Hie for advancement or not. nove the timbers to his home and I met John Reed while Army of the United States. und wouldL app.r?c^je 4'rln^ "'j Mr*. ’ ^ost umncuBKij immediately anu and *« go back to Last week I was Interviewed at reet a bam oat of them there. * neighborhood go with them. Mrs. Robert Robert W. W. Cook Cook most u, ।j Tex*, about •two — week* ago. He The only thing here I can't seem tend to uTite to Ed rsruixer ana 326 w ot , camp :______and — «•’ lo tn aMni know me v«rv 4r. and Mrs. Clifton Camobeii. Mr. sometimes I would get didn't know very well, and Aberdeen by one of lhe officer* in W. oreen St. John Lockwood when I find time. spend several hours at home, ft was . seemed surprised to see an enlUled charge of the technical school there to understand is the natives lan­ nd Mrs. Emmet: Campbell, and Mr. BRANCH DISTRICT Hastings. Michigan guage. but I get along prettv well The mall clerk announced al mail nd Mrs. beater Raymond and sons Dear Mrs. Cook: , always worth it even if I didn't man flying a plane for the Navy, in regard to my interest in Cadre as we (ail the men) have picked call today that we'd have to dlstrended a family reunion at the 1 bums they don t have enlisted pl­ That is. he wanted to know wheth­ up several words. I know k will Mrs. Ida Perrtgo «and daughter, I was certallny pleased to hear rtay stay long long, nt D. nr>n.trt continue the home town paper* unjocne of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Aldrich Mr*. Charles Barnum 23 sent to the Artnv i,ola 1,1 the army- ■~_Z'~rrJ He mc w>>TJ en er I would be interested in a Job a* (oct. —* uct. ““ n of °.t Pcnnfleld. . 1 •'. til we act to our new addresses, from irom you. you. It is Is is swell swell to to hear near from iro.n ' ’ Get 23 II23was was "" Commission I sent sent.toio me uie Army nim.i ; andTT.rJZ seemed Instructor. I turned down lhe offer sound funny when we get back to visited Mr. and Mn. OUs Oils Whitmore whtch "hlch ■„ ln mQgt m06t C(uet cases win wj]i 5. t>» ro colleges, ne«es. ! people at nome. home. it It is a oeautnui beautiful A Air lr Base at Balt Salt Lake city, City. Utah. man.; • \ the Slates and start talking this the famllv from Tuesday until Wednesday '•-J— aJ“.n»! a?<d1 J ^kin have for a number of reasons: All the language. People will think we are aft-1I send |ny nfif!re« a* soon as I ' day d*>' out here. I am sitting on the i1 was was again processed and given K'ven i rp[^ a wasViddlnsr'ii Commission. Jj Maybe neathavina thought instructors are either corporals or get to where I'll be. be so ns as not to Brass outside outside . the barrack* in the I the opprolunity opprolunity to go go to MinneaMinnea- a? ’Yboiii/n l5?t crazy, or maybe nut*, anyway. nice fall sunshine writing thl* let- , doUs Minn to the Honey-Well *.’u k,ddln« about not hav,n« acting corporals <at a private's pay । Norton, entertained the Jolly Dozen mb* more than an iisue or two. I am writing thl* little letter to and have practically no opportunity Note to Robert W. Parker and ter. If* Just like the fall back in , AutO-matic-Pilot school I waited , % lhoot Banncr u, last Thursday afternoon with ten . for getting a better rank. Moat of inform vou of a change of my ad­ mtmbere present * It has been ex- l Michigan men: Glue Notre Michigan. one month in Sall Lake City betinetnr it dress. As you probably kno*. I am le were Sunday afternoon cellent weather, the past week, to other . them take the Jobs because their Dame—Michigan score In a prominWe have six of us from Hastings fore I was sent to Minneapolis. 11 “nytime now. I m waiting for it. out of lire Middleville District, al­ the CUre Wiliams home. harvest beans, and farmers here mt place and' look at it frequently, j up here-Emerson Struble. Herbert 1 got there Thanksgiving Day. The V^niauman. homes are near Aberdeen and they up iierc—uncisun oiruuic. n though that isn't my home. My place and Ilook at want to slay on that Post as long new have taken advantage of it and the ent pardon while I Whjtworth. was rather rather tough van K “a“™ar*f. Wh|tworth. Bob Francisco Francisco, Bud duu course course was tough at limes. address is as follows: pardon while I gloat. gloat. A RM. 2/C as possible. Doris Elaine crop is nearly all taken care of. no Chase and one of the Valentine as they were throwing the works , so no Pfc Gayion L. Bel], U. S Army This Is already too long, so I Arthur Hinkley (who had become Die Ban- । boy* from Carlton Center, and my- at us. We lived nt the Pioneer Hall A.P.O. 709. c/o Postmaster more of this. Thanks for Uie Army Adm. School No. 2 " ver Y K . ood , ,rt . end . 5 Une) ch< * f ner and 111 be looking for it again, self However, we n,. are kpretty —■»< — well - at the University of Minnesota with San Francisco. California Sept. 24 1943 Instructor* Job because he i scatteredI around arounrf the ,h" field. n»’d maid service to clean our room* and I Well. I sure hope the people back Sincerely, mne I wanted to stay on nt Aberdeen long i home keep up the wonderful work . I am plnylrfg football with lhe .... maks our bed*. This was some* eon----------Joe Wilcox - enough to have time to work on his are doing and I know th® bovs .... .touch u._.u u lhe ••cnyeletj man's -dream" squadron. team, we play tack­ trRCl tQ lhe army |lfe wc left ln । they Pvt. J. V. Wilcox. 36862055 le. but It is really rough and we Tent City. Salt Lake City. We ate | and will probably spoil me com- I D.C.b. application. He wax very over here will do all they can until Fort McClellan..Alabama , much interested in my transfer nnd , have no pads or helmets or any ■ our our nieuis meals witn with inc the uiuvcnuiy University stu- । । pieiciy pletely ior for- - me the rigors rigors oi of regular regular i we agreed that now we could even­ protection tectlon at all. Of course, nature | dents and and lhe the first first half half of of our our army army life life hereafter. hereafter. Just u soldier. September 9. 1943 extra. II .. schooling schooling was was in in the Gayion L. Bel) vlded me me with with aa little little extra. the Engineering Engineering; | Mississippi Mississippi Southern Southern CollerCollege is -a tually discover who had made the i "Somewhere In the Pacific' provided findLHerilS/ to have my O.D. uniforms tak- building buildlns at the University. University. The rest rest1 small small normal na.-mal college located about mistake, if any. when we decided to De«r Zolly Coffer: part company. That's the trouble We have been receiving theBanBon- Ien enntntthe the waist. waist II figured figured II miut must be be OOff our our course course was was conducted co al the three miles outside of Hattiesburg. with Thanks to all you fellows for your this army. You never know letters: ...J.._ Tn ------ u Chamberlain — Wyfry beSUtlfUl COTOPUS JUld airport. ner for sometime now. but due toI ' getting lighter so I got weighed. To world ------- ... We .. T» «... --------------------------how about the rest of you — deficiency in address it reaches us my surprLse I tipped lhe scales at were conveyed eyed to lo and from the airair­ . the buildings are modem and ex­ . which road is best. You must decide keep ’em coming. Z.C. in aoout about two months215. tiie moat I- have —. an(j University university bv bv bus. bus. I, tremely attractive in red brick and quickly and hope that your choice in iwu niumiis. ...—ever ------ weighed, pan .is the right one. At present. I'm ... ---------- . ... --------- -- to ----------,I WM --------— About —......... - ---------We _ happened by -chance meet 'O so I *m am putting it on romewherr somewhere was invited Jo , a (amiiy family bome home — white ttljn. 24-. of --the men inclined to believe that greater op­ each other over here shortly after. . Well. I am out of nf things thinax to say. sa1 , for cnrLstmas and nnd enjoyed mvseif ’ have arrived here during Ute last >r Christmas Also the University few days to start the course tomor­ portunities will be available upon a bombing. We cursed the Japs In -^•hoping Here's hoping to hear from )ou lmmcJuely completion of this course than I 1 the same manner. Dave said, again acain soon. soon . a threw a party for the service men row morning. We are living in one would have had al Aberdeen. i "Where you from Doc." "Mlddleb r Christmas day. After the course wxt of the dormitories, about one-halt Will write again thl* weekend. Bill Ransom I Mlle. Mich." was the answer• •Tm । ; finished and I had received my 3rd block from the‘building..where most All my love. Pfc Robert W. Ranson. 36460578 I diploma. 1 was sent back to tiie of our classes will be Held. Four 1 , from Hastings, been around Middle­ Pfc. Norman P. Bogart, AS.N,. Tom 897th Tech. Sch. Sqd.. Bks. 823 Moro than 5,000,000 men and women ! t ille plenty, but t don't remember | 1 Armv Air base nt Salt Lake to be men are assigned to each room in ' 36410815 Pvt. Thoma* F. Stebbins. 36863913 Army Technical Sch.. AAP.T.TC. assigned to a combat group. I was which are two doubledeck beds, a (' i reelng you there." “I've been awuy I Btry. A. 246 (H.D.) I Co. “B". Student Tng Bn. Sioux Foils. South Dakota for three years." I told him. "so you of our fighting forces look to the placed in the '384th Bombardment lavatory, desk and large dresser and i Forrest County Hall Ft. John Oust!* Branch were probably canvassing that area "Hello" Bill—now that sounds won­ Group and went to Wendover Field. two large closet*. My group wa* lor- I Enl. Br. No.'2. A. Adm. Sch. Cape Charles. Va. w^.. I. was again tunate in being । after I left." I derful to us: put on weight and still I Utah. USO every month for off-duty rec­ interviewed andassigned a comer | I Miss. Southern College ,uac in m, the waist line: ...... think well classified classified as auto-matic-pllot auto-matic-pllot and and I room room on on tne the second second noor floor overiooxoverlook-, , I He brought me up to dote with take Pvt Wilbur Bclson <o in that are are go In for basic ^fainhig. training. Good to ‘.z , bo^,-right specialist. I was given ing the campus. Last, but not least. ‘ Hattiesburg. Mississippi the events around homes that reation, comforts and welfare. The H.Q. Co.. 808th T. D Bn. not ordinarily printed or written in hear about you * Bill—write ‘ often. I my bomb-sight schooling and train- in importance to most of the bovs. Camp McCoy, Wls. England 1 letters, as of the time I left until Ing in Wendover Field ^rom a mo- I Is the presence on the campus of a USO depends on your dollars to September 14. 1943 bile unit detached from Lowry bevy of beautiful southern gats who ,i Dear Zolly. he left for overseas service. It was I Pfc. Garrett Earl Everaon. Jr. 1 Here goes for a few lines tonight „ .I Field Colo all quite interesting talking about I Dear Zolly: 1 ar® atWhdlng lhe regular normal • before hitting the straw, and when Field. Colo. A S.N.. 36458854 carry on its work. Its need, now I was receiving the Hastings Ban- I the places we have both been and school All in all. this Is in sharp Fx"whnt"T mean* 7lh Photo 89th R.T.W. Bomb-sight men were more in SS “‘l«,°MdCS2'“°o?Si' 7.”?“I to,* ““•« much I luTi I tne people we both know. We are Will Rogers Field is greater than ever. Let your 1 tiie only fellows here from around Changing “ocmhnf that f lidn t of Wendover Wmdnver Field, Field so II transferred transferred ! think about- the old Englishman. Okla. City. Okla. | that part of Michigan and it's darn Ueve^e're^ere taf*a mvmi week! I who sIcpt on the n°°r- HU children heart decide what you should give my address changed.'Now I am there with the same classification, '•o~i having someone to talk to who f;et v •? 1 * wpr® crying and complaining about Pvt. John H. Ingram. 36879187 m rnBiann ana win probably imwoun be «On the first of April I made my n England and will halls from the same place. Btry A. 52nd 803 —then double your contribution. stationed here for a while I would Hrat eating from buck private to _. , ■ , ... *tbeing hard one night He said. sintioiicu here for a while. I would ----Il is surprising how our hope.* We arrived in Hattiesburg this "Roll over ------ — -* —go •-to sleep, - — — Camp Callan suLl ----------- ......la mrporal May 7th my group moved and you 0*?01 and dreams are of the same appreciate the Banner and would | p San Diego 14. Calif. ' ™ Jloux City, Iowa. May 15 t was morning about 7:30 after a tedious should be thankful, some blokes You help the USO when you give to Slot tliought. Oh. for the life of a U.8.O. like lo hear from my friends that to promoted to Sergeant. On the 18U1 and tiring trip from Aberdeen. We don't even have floors." I knew I promoL. Soldier, (and may all their Christ­ Pvt. Carl M. Lehman. 36465360 -• **-• .1 received mv first fur- made the whole trip ivla Washing­ I have been over here in England the National War Fund—through mases be white). It really wouldn’t Co. B. 13th Bn. t wax a 6-day furlough and ton. Cincinnati, Ohio; Lexington. nearly 3 months and like It awfully take much to satisfy our desires. Cainp Reynolds ISL ju." “ uS Ky.; and Birmingham. Ala.) in the well Of course. I would like It a your own community campaign. Some of the fairer sex for company most dilapidated, ramshackle, dirty, lot better if there wasn't an ocean Greenville. Pa. and a cake with an American ham­ conscripted in the armed services much time to visit all my. friends old day coaches that the Southern between me ‘and Hastings. I was burger would Just about do flic >on Pvt. OU* Tagg. A.SN. 36417364 lhe 9th of April. 1942. I left on 1 ’hat I wanted to. but I saw manj Railway Co. could salvage from the home on a furlough Just before I trick. That would be a wonderful scrap heap! During the two nights came over and I would swear by Btry D. 537 Christmas .present, but not a chance a bus earlv that morning with about of them. on the train we slept as best we the Bible that Hastings U the pret­ AAA (AW) Bn. a couple of weeks aftor returning for that this year We have a Job to 14 other Barry county fellows, as I j could on the seats, but no one ob­ Camp Pickett. Va. town I iiave even seen In the finish over here nnd we realize remember it. We went to Fort Cus- from my furlough, wy wentXto a tained much rest. We were terribly tiest Cooperating with ter where we were given another • carnp on lhe east coast of tiie Unit­ dirty and no doubt a sad looking 18.000 miles I have traveled. what that Job is. Pvt Rexford (NMD Tate You folks at home are doing a We do hope it will all be ovj?r physical exam and Inducted. Then I ed States. After not too long of a I lot nf soldiers upon our arrival. I Sr. No. 36464327 soon nnd we con nil come home we were given mechanical aptitude , stay there I was ofi my way to for- still have on my dirty sun-tans, but swell lob. Wc are getting the best Barry Co. United War Chest Committee APO. No. 4942 Dave and I both wish you all a very .and G.G.T. tests on lop of an Im- elgn service. I wasn't sure until I am hoping that my barracks bags food we Iiave had since we have been in the army, and it makes me munlzatlon shot lhe first day. There . got here whert I was going, but I : will arrive before Monday. Merry Christmas. fell good to see an evaporated mjlk was plenty ,t5 dfrdwing those first was hoping to get here In the 8th , Carty Smith (Middleville Pvt. Royal T. Good few days./leamlng Hie dlifercnce Air Force in kne E T O. The people I Lunch thl* noon was a delightful can with Pet Milk on it. I used to Dave Settles (Hastings) AS.N. 36458877 . . ; experience. We entered a large work for them. Z______________ 1 seem llkable'and interested in talk* Well, 1 guess I will knock off and । c/o 720 Eng. Depot. Co. ’ brick building through a white por­ ing with Us Yanks. A P O. 30< tico of tall columns Dozens of ta ­ go to sleep. I am enclosing a poem This is not a pleasure trip and Bend Oregon • bles. each sealing 12. ...... were set for , I wish you would publish in the my-greatest desires are to fret this rirur won and net back to living the lunch and covered with gleaming. Banner tor the benefit ot those Pvt. Wayne Tagc, 30453301 sight that atnl- , few that would rather stay home kind of lives we"nil enjoy. In the white tablecloths—a slsht A.P.O 88 most overpowered us! No waiting In in and make good money than help । meantime. I intend lo take a few moat Fort Sam Houston. Texas line; ernce grace vm was said before everyone \ keep the world a decent place to । photographs and sec some of the Unr' country when I gel n chance. I have ■ was scaled; we were waited on by Ij live in. John A. Schultz. S 2/C Yours sincerely. • I visited London and the many places i negro girls dressed in blue and Fleet Postoffice Pfc Richard P. Munjoy, 36417390 of interest there. My Job keeps me ; white uniforms; and the food was । San Francisco. Calif. A.P.O. 640. c/o Postmaster • very busy and I feel fortunate for delicious. Birthday—Dee. 24th. Tills afternoon we were issued !' New York, N. Y. thot as it makes the time pass much ; To The Draft Dod<er* more rapidly. October 15 1 was pro­ our text books and manuals and 1 Corp Lewis v. Williams moted to Staff Sergeant rating. I given a short physical examination. We are writing this short letter * S N. 36152676 This concludes my army history ; Our dally schedule does not differ And every wrod is true. Battery C 989 Field Artillery or as much as I con tell. I hope to much from that at Aberdeen. Clas­ Don't look away Draft Dodgers A.P.O. No. 402 c/o Postmaster ses run from 8:00 am. to 11:50 and For it is addressed to you. see you all soon. Nashville. Tennessee Sincerely. 1:10 pm. to 4:15 p.m. followed by , You feel you're in no Danger. I Back in the old home town. Pfc. Charles F. Barnes । You know very good and well. Hq & Hq Sq 321st B.T.6. ■ The Draft Board didn't turn you DAA.E Deming. New Mexico. down. THILL ON THE HOME FRONT Serving the Services .hl*. 1’,"W'.h.U'&bJ.y'rSnd; » ~ *- NATIONAL WAR FUND MEN WOMEN WANTED WAKE UP Each Day You sit and read the papers . And yell. "Well win again." > Where do you get that "we" sluff? This war’ll be woq,by men! Just stop and think, you cowards— . What would the nation do. ■ ff al) the men were dodgers. ; Afraid to fight, like you? IN OUR LOCAL PLANT We guess that 1* all you slackers. . We know your face 1* red. • There is no place here for your kind, ; And we mean Just what we've said. GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD PAST I >I ■1 Jj WAGES EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT MORE MILK HASTINGS MFC. COMPANY Pvt. Howard Colburn Btrv C. 230th AAA SL. BN. Fort Bliss. Texas Change of A-P.O. number for 1st Lieut. Merle Savacool and Pfc How­ ard Bolo. Both should be 12543—and not 12453. Next week from over in the Ma­ ple Grove sector, comes Ralph Pen­ nock with news views about people and things, and there isn't anybody who could do a belter Job of it for you than Ralph, so until then. Cheerio. Zolly Coffer Rely on our fine milk to supply you with thot extra xest for living a(nd working thot makes each day a joy to wake up tot Milk is the perfectly balanced food—arr dour milk is RICH, with all the cream left in. Call us today or order several quarts from your favorite store. You'll like it! Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. PASTEURIZED. FT. 1c. QT. « Qc IO YOUR CAR WORKS ON THE PRODUCTION LINE Keep It Rolling For Victory! Every day, when your car unloads a of workers ,group la front of a war plant—it’s filling an important role on the home front. See that its service is not short­ ened by carelessness and neglect! Buy U. S. Bondt and Stamps Hon, MSI ROBERT W. COOK, Prop- Hutlnti On oi rain when w weathe tractors the nU Then alfalfa came t from t pens. B some a put in not fro favored er whlc crop h amoun of food we hav shortag getting needed. Little who an to raise a fine there h bit in should they h hart U nnd vll proud o Marie furlong) Very) Y Earl been tr the S. Flanner Sheldon Waahln And milk th chlckctn May you. May tenance Peace. -Helle a specl who 'U room T Custer, from- yo Honed, facts of the best Did y the twe dlrectlo a very age Um! seriousl] and nis all they you wil Menti of the s said to ry abou in wolf Did y had Bo stead o mere tj thought attentlo Job. We us "thr looking Hopln a letter a wondi placed. months, fellows BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY EIGHT Pvt, I AJP.O SeatU Your fi the off! you unt best wi Nice Se Lookli nothing looking Manker 15 day • HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK EMPLOYMENT OFFICE So now we send thl* letter ’ Remember what we say Stay away from our girls We're coming back someday. Pvt. Albert W. Relgler 1236 M P. Co. Avn. Camp Atterbury. Ind. FULL OF ENERGY... • DRINK SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE­ VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING , You don't think of the real men. . That leave there day by day. • | You only think of girl friends You'll get while they arc away. HEL ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 =j==a=r Hastings, Mich. t in the l Bob 1 did—re1 Now here wl I find I Civilian still hoi what . school < from 1 mon tlu get sirs off and mean, i tie tlrni all glad Home 501st � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-10-28.pdf 1515a05c57f0d2f51b5539423dc8f937 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner EIGHTY-IIGHTH YEAR E It I On thu ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ -tr -it Home Front SECTION ONE—PACES 1 to 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28. 1943. 22 PACES—3 SECTIONS Local Option Referendum For County Nov. —--------------- : -= :_______________ _ Larger Aid Given For Twq Drain Jobs Maple- Grove Dependent Children I Soon To Be Let wherever you ' . | Helen E. Nelaon, supervisor ’ g of1 Comm'r. Ritchie .. -------- ' Barry County Bureau of Social Aid. । Greeting* from E. to all in the Service may be. t ■»„. to write to you but am glad to make my small contribution. First let us go back to last soring when we. the farmers of Maplr* Grove, had our plans all made for planting and along came the weather man and gave us plenty oi rain which delaved our work but when wc did have a week of good weather win with nw the uiu aid 01 of uur our trwtiv trusty weauicr __________ J * ☆AT A AGLANCI GLANCE AT VOTERS MUST DECIDE IMPORTANT ISSUE “Yes” Vote Favors Local Option; "No” Vote Against The Board Limited th.Year's Construction of XmrVXuSISSi ^ehn'?Ory 5°S,S t0, Drain5 CoJt $’<727.00 in any quantity in counties where >,r County Drain Commissioner Mark the sale Is still legal and transport $25 Unless Approved Ritchie made his annual report to This 1* a regular weakly feature designed to aid you In your dur- ■ them Into Barry county. i ,, . , , ' very »oon. Mark Ritchie, county report* that the State Social WeiThis Form of Control It is <nuy only me the sale o: of Deers beers, wines ।1 J. Under the recently auicnura amended siaic state the board of supervisors at their drain will let the fare Commission lias approved In-1— —- commissioner, dividual* to — — to------A llule -------------and liquors within the confine-) of drain law. those who petition lor a 9ct?ber,J?e!“£nj l?e -,ot creases in the maximum grant* for] contracts for .two drains, How shall I vote on the referen­ Bairy County that will be prohlb- nfw drain do not t° P*y any drains that had been constructed winning the aid to dependent children. The! Preliminary work remalni. ~ — dum issue on Monday. Nov. 2 ited. । of the preliminary expenses for in- or reeonstrocted during the yw. new celling* are a* follows: i done They are not new drains. A cross placed in the square oo- v®«ti<eUng and surveying for the !u'd °f U* new project* that will That is a question which each. A grant of 450 00 for a family i but cleaning and repair jobs. with oke eligible child, plus 49 00 for iv’iJj.Sd ‘Larah” Individual voter must answer fqr poslte "Yes" on your ballot means . -*an«- hi C“M- the drain is not ap- bCTT?.n^.e.r^ expires Dec. 4, H becomes good Oct. himself. that you favor prohibiting the sale a£dKC0^’ruct*d That mat each addtional child In the eligible JX_k!3‘ed all bmamiuuc alcoholic ut-Tcragc beverages nere here in In lo •* P*»d by — the county. In some «. «' 31 and remain* valid through Dec. Before going lo She polls, how- of al, ■* — —-j. ••• group. All aid to dependent chil-. J** was asas­ n..... —।— al) present ... cases rrrwm. tmuhi 1-1 .be a con- Of that amount 42178.24 WAS ever, each voter should have a clear. Barry .......... county: closing c.a?this e8 59 “ rxP<'nsc might , dren aren cases cases which wnicn can can be oe affected arrectea I sessed to Barry county at large for *•__------ ------------- ._ ntvlmr into a small stream, which definite underatending of the pro- ! sources of sale including the State । slrtf rable sum. Blue stamps X, Y. Z good through benefits to public health or to its rwwitinn 11 i».w.. c,„_----- ,------ —«_ .------i At their session which closed last the we got tl»c crons in. ure now and the iIncreases >. ,.*.* > to CQn_ highways. At the present time Nov. 20; Green stamps A. B. Cm —-niaht — —... -------- «.. “ r5.n “* adjusted “ n(Llhe ncro«*e* ! cleaned and extended. New and! Judging from questions being and light wines at-licensed stores । th‘L,board hx-------------------Then when the first cutting of | will be included in the grants for larger tile will be laid. The writer. asked. It is evident that confusion | a« well os sale of beer and light ' there is a total of 88.829.77 in the Book 4 become good Nov. 1 and matter They passed a di alfalfa was.ready to put up along । November 1943. a in fund that belongs to a good remembers when this drain was, still exists. 1 wine by the glass In restaurants and I reaoh>Uon requesting the county came the ruin again as you boys ---------------- ——----------------built across what is now the fair' The County Option proposition. taverns. » ; a rain commissioner not to incur many drainage projects from the farms know always hap­ grounds, the land being then owned as stated on the ballot reads: A cross placed tn the square op- . any preliminary expense in any propens. But we arc not complaining. lug. Ifl through by his father. A large spring was “Shall the manufacture and «*ie posite "No" on your ballot means i nc*’ 111310 ,n e«e.ss of 25. Stamp No. 29 : An early frost in Sept, caused found which poured a good sized. of Alcoholic liquor be prohibited in either that you favor the present w*thout the approval of the board's some of the corn to be cut and stream through the tile into the the County County of Barry under the pro- system or that you are not satisfied ow.n dral° committee. -small creek. . .. .... . ___ .....__ . . , .... JilKf U'hv fhto rtotlt 4 — — — ----put in the silos while other* were Just why the petitioners should with the present system but' do not not frosted at all. Then we were The other is known as the Bute Thus the county Is voting on a fee] that local option Is the answer. have been relieved and the county for canning sugar in amounts of favored with a week of good weath­ Road drain and is in Castleton definite issue—the total exclusion of soaked with all preliminary expen­ In brief: 5 lb. each through^ Oct. 31. Cor in Which He W04 er which allowed u* tp get the bean township. The work will be. sales of alcoholic beverage* within If you favor local option, vote ses. where a drain petitioned for is Myers Is Big Gun, crop harvested with a very small Riding Left the Rood largely done in the upper part, the county from all present legal "YES." not approved, "is just one of those Stamp 18 good for 1 pair, validity amount of labor. Accounts for 3 Touchdowns where the drain will be cleaned and 1 things" which legislatures some; outlets, such a* the State Uquor If vou do not fgvor local option, And Tipped Over extended indefinitely. Airman* We have raised a good quantity the tile lowered times do. .1 Store; package sale of beer and vote "NO." Last Wednesday the Hasting* stamp No. 1 in War Ration Book of food considering the handicap light wine by stores as well as sale This issue brought forward by Saxons journeyed to Allegan and HI scheduled to become effective we have had to work with such as of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox,' of of beer and light wine by the glass this referendum is an important were entertained by a surprisingly Nov. 1. shortage of labor and Inability of Johntown. died a* the result of at licensed restaurants and taverps. one. consequently the elecUon. it­ stubborn Allegan team. In winning getting machinery repairs when an automobile accident Sunday aft. Some citizen* are under the Im­ self. ta of exceptional significance. Stamp Number 8 from Basic, । their fifth straight victory of this ernoon. when the car trr which he needed. pression that they will fiierely be It Is the duty of each and every season, the locals gained 371 yards Mileage Ration A Book, worth 3 Little 4s being said of the boys was riding left the road. Upped voting to modify the present sys­ qualified voter tn the county to go gallons of gasoline now valid I ruihlng and 53 yards passing. who are left on the farms helping over, and rolled over at least once. tem at some future election. tc the polls on Nov. 2 and cast a i The first touchdown was made through Nov. 21. to raise the crops. They are doing His parents live north of Bedford Fuel OU That Impression is incorrect. ballot. by Townsend, who took the ball on n fine Job but would rather be out in Barry county, near the county Late Sexton Archie Improve Recreation Grounds a fake punt by Mycra and sprinted Period 1 coupons in new ration* Tills election IS IT! Polling places will be open con- I there helping In the fight. line. Tire accident occurred on the Furthermore it ts all Inclusive and tlnuously Including noon and sup- I 66 yards ton the Initial tally. Ayres Reickord Knew How Hold Comps. Have $260 The women are also doing- their first east and west highway north complete. ner hour from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 pm. | The state of Michigan gave to kicked the extra point and the bit in raising the gardens and you of the county line, and east of M-37. ■ And Did a Fine Job score was 7-0. ' The county Is given the choice of Barry county <central wan time. should see the fruit and vegetable* Barry county, some time ago a Tiie boy was riding In a car' We have heard many complimen­ fn the second period, after an That range of time should provide • small tract of land In Rutland they have canned so we will not headed westward, toward M-37driv- tary remark* recently concerning either continuing the present set­ Itownship, u„ havfi u> me qur points to buy en by Merle Hammond. 16. of Riverside cemetery. It well deserves up or excluding all sales WITHIN a convenient hour for everyone. with a nice frontage on exchange of punts. Hastings found the county. canncd food. If you are not satisfied with the Algonquin lake. The state had acq- themselves in possession of the Johnstown. With him in the auto- such commendation. The late ArNow as to those who have gone mible were also Robert Fox, about chle Relckord. who was for many The proposition, however, does result of the* vote on Nov. 2 and uired Wils property because of the ball on their 49 yard line. Sparked by Myera’ hard running and long from around here: Wc do not nave 12. a brother of Jesse, also the driv- rear* ,—- the — sexton, •— was-------------especially not prohibit transportation of al­ didn't bother to take the time to failure of the owners to pay taxes i Jams, the Saxons steamrollered to .' •. ~ . so many to report as the cities er's brother. Russell Hammond. adapted vote, yourself, then you will have assessed against it. J 'for his work there. He had coholic beverages into the county. Allegan's 1 yard line A stubborn' Advance notice ha* just been re­ and villages do but wc are Just as They were on the country roa'd excellent taste and knew how to If local option wins. |t will be no excuse for registering a “squawk." When County ----- *— Agent * ”— Harold **— Fos- Allegan line held for two downs but ceived that the employee* of the । ter learned about this gift, he sat cracked on th® third and Myera H^^ Manufacturing proud of them. mentioned. Ahead of them a short get the results he desired. He gave Marley Ayers wlio was home on I distance was another car. with much thought and study to all the । himself down and did some medita­ went over standing up. Ayres missed h*’e been awarded the eov«<y furlough has returned to New Jer- I ting. Some very practical Ideas ocdetails of doing a fine piece of Army-Navy award lor exca•ey and his brother Carl is In Texas, i Richard Fox. 17. at the wheel. He . curred to him. As usual something the attempted conversion and the 1 lenee . .~ in war production. . Veryl Young Is in a camp in Maine. I is also a brother of the two here- in mind was done, and done as it l worth while came from his think­ score was 13-0 at the half. The actual presentation of the In the third period the Saxons ing. Earl Pennpck. in the navy, has !i tofore named. According to reports should be. official award flag, and of individ­ । young Hammond was closely fol ­ , You probably know that Barrv again drew blood as a result of a ual pin* for each employee will be been transferred to an Lslan in lowing the ear ahead of him. PosMoat of the lot owners, too. are ' county holds the record for this 36 yard run by Myers around his the S. W. Pacific. Marvin Goodson deserving of praise for their In­ has been sent oversees. Robert siblv to avoid crashing into the au­ terest in the resting places of the !f new registration* are an acAccording tb tb the the report report made made last last state for the number enrolled in its own right end. which climaxed a According Flannery is in England. Nathan to he was following, he applied the bodies of their loved ones. Mr. curate indication the vote at the week by C- H. Osborn, as "friend of 4H clubs. It you feel like blaming sustained drive of 82 yard*. Ayres’ Sheldon, the last wc heard, was in brakes, and the car skidded, left Relckord often expressed his appre­ referendum next Monday. Nov. 2. the court." to the board of super­ some one for that record, take it kick was good and the score showed -u-v. In in the inc fourth maim quarter quuiier the uie Hasriao- I, , ~~ • Washington, and Harry Swan Jr. the roadway, tipped over and rolled ciation of their cooperation, their will be a large—or at least much visors he did a fine Job in collect-, out on Harold Foster. There are 20-0. over. Little Jesse died after being willingness to work with him In larger than for the average special I ing alimony during the year end­ a few streaks of gray in his sandv lings tings team again turned on the ■■ ducUon Awards. Is in the Navy. heat and marched 72 yards for the is Rear Admiral George H. And now we think it is lime to taken from the nuto, his neck wai making Riverside the atUactlveelection. election. —--------------ing October 1. 1943. Ti>c »llmony to liair, but he likes youngster* and | last touchdown). Townsend, who who. as a former Hasting* re tries to keep young In spirit. He milk the cows, feed the hogs, and broken. The other occupants es- spot It has become. ime. I The question of local option for I be paid by the divorced husband must have enjoyed learning ( caned with bruises that were not chickciu-so. Tiie cemetery board deserve a lot lot , Burry , County Is something which „ ' Ls decreed by the court, bw so •» iris « m>. Mr. has never forgotten the things he shifted to fullback the last half, and fine production record made t of credit for tnelr good work. They concerns every citizen of voting I Osborn's job. os 'Tri’end of the liked to do when he was a lad on : Myera alternated in carrying the Moy the Lord watch you and keep serious. When Deputy sheriff Harry have given every encouragement tn age. you. : court." to see that, the oaah is forth- a farm. He can still look al life ball and Myera ended the drive by Cheeseman, of Johnstown, who po ­ ! charging straight through the AlleMay the Lord lift up his coun­ ihc MXton £n hIs plMis^for^making so far. little bitterness or mud coming. It Is not difficult to under- Horn the farm-boy's viewpoint. He , .._. ', gan gan line -- ----- far -------15-----------------yard* and -----------paydirt. tenance unto you and give you liced the accident, arrived on the Riverside an appropriate place for throwing has been evident; rather । stand why the divorced husband is'knows that "all work and no play", scene, tha boy's body had been re­ its purpose, which ts to express the unusual in .view of the fact that ■ not In a mo0d to be in any hurry isn't good for farm or any other 1 The kick for the extra point was Peace. moved and carried away In his loving interest of the living in this ixjttiri Sincerely. Usui litiR a trnrlmn1 tn tirn. r.bout handlne tn the eash tn lili boys—or girls either—and that wide and the score ended with HasMr. and Mra. Ralph Pennock. brother's car. which later took the their deer ones who have passed on. ------mote----fer — -------------argument. body to a Battle Creek undertaker. The board has not only planned Contrary to expectations, pressure wiselv to meet the present needs of groups have kept out oh the con­ Failure' to pay the alimony is con- । "Hello Again" to all of you—with the cemetery, they have also hud test, It has been mostly a county lempyof the court, whch is no trif-. board of supervisors to donate to a special Tally-Ho to those of you its future needs in mind. They have affair, even though the outcome Ittlg matter, as a few divorced hus­ I the 4H boys and girls and those who 'took off' from the US.O. emphasized the necessity of a suffi ­ toom Tuesday morning for Fort bands have learned to their sorrow. II who are Interested in their work cient endowment to provide for the will be of statewide (perhaps even For the year mentioned. Mr. Osborn ■ the free use of this acreage for 11 Custer We'll be anxious to hear 14H recreation center during the care of cemetery lots after the near national) interest. from you. where you are to be sta­ Those opposing local option are collected 416.865.69 alimony—which:1। vacation season. The board gladly 19th. after first notifying aU mem­ relative* of those whose bodies are 13 a record. In many divorces, where, tioned. In other words the "basic" bers by mail that a reoolutlon con­ buried there have passed on. They financing tnclr campaign entirely children are involved, if the di­ gave their consent and turned this facts of your life. So 'carry-on' and Programs Planned For from funds raised within the coun­ tract over to Harold and the 4H'rs. cerning the Barry county quesliot have accumulated an endowment For $20,000 Gift for Airport the best of luck to you. ty. according to a iwom statement vorced hubband and father does not Well, they did something about of local option would be dlscusaed fund of 455.000, and have kept it First Week In November Did you fellows notice the list of ey. then the public would have it. and plan to do a lot more. The Mayor Names Airport well Invested In good, interest­ by their campaign committee. Like­ By unanimous vote of those pres­ the twenty H.H8. gals, under the fool the bill through some wel­ club members were on hand -at Barry County 4H Club members wise, those favoring local option Committee bearing securities. It has been ent. the member* of the Post slat­ fare agency. direction of Ruth Robson, who do will hold their 1943 Fall Achieve­ ed have depended on funds raised here. Harold'* request, and muscled in on growing quite rapidly in recent their concurrence with the ac­ The fine gift of 420.000 by tha a xery Important iob of volunteer the Job of making that piece of ment Day programs at four differ­ tion of the national convention q work at the hospital. There's no Hastings Manufacturing Co. to this years, because its need and value The only outside help ha* been land suitable for their uses, and ent locations over the county dur­ become more and more evi­ a few speakers and a certain amount age limits on who can help win this city, to be used In the purchase and nayc ing the first week of November. they worked like beavers, and have dent to all who are interested in of literature for distribution. war and you fellows must find a development of an airport for Has­ the cemetery'. The board ha* also Seven hundred eighty six members Barry county's local option something to show for it. great satisfaction in hearing how tings. comes at an opportune time. kept the- costs rof burial and the referendum has boon strictly a ’.5? . . ,rhe nexl step was to get in touch will receive certificates and pin ing in port, "all action on the ques­ seriously your young kid brothers Nothing can be done Just now to care of lotA at reasonable figures. with the the state state department department of or con con-­ awards in m 1053 nraj projects completed compicveu tion of prohibition ahould be dMM^ Barry county affair. with and sisters are on the alert to do further the project on account of serration, vrvatlnn wnicn which owns r»wnx aooui about v.wu 9.000 0 000 i during the summer season, accordWe asked K member of the board :' servauon. That is a* It should be. the war; but it seems certain that aU they can to speed our victory so .-.tu. Vnni'.. County Oonservation Officer George Sum-'1 acres in in n.irinnH Rutland. u Hope. Yankee. tne Ing to to Hvnkl Harold .1 J. Pruter Foster. County if they had yet decided on a suc­ every live city will need an airport you will come back home. ner was arraigned Thursday before Springs and Orangeville townships. Agr i. Agent. cessor to Mr. Relckord 'a* sexton. Mention of hospital reminds us soon after the war, because freight, He said thev had not done so as Municipal Court Judge CorUlght on | which is to be a sort of game paraAll programs are planned for I of the story of the senior nurse who express and mall carrying by air­ yet. Naturally they will want a » warrant sworn to by Albert Ben 'dlse for hunters, who can hunt on I evenings starting at 7:00 o clock plane, on a large scale seems certain said to her Junior aide. "Don't wor­ of Maule Grove township. Mr. Bell' these lands during the season, with-1 with pot luck supper. Tuesday eve- ORIN JOHNSON, Prop. good man to succeed the one who On account of his health and ry about the guy he's Just a sheep to follow the end of World War II. had done the work so satisfactor­ Local 138. UAWJC1O. made up charges that the conservation otfi- | out asking any one's permission.! nlng. November 2 club members in . The Hasting* Chamber of Com­ In wolf's clothing." ily. So the place Is still open. The entirely of employees of the Has­ cer hunted on his land without per- This land is considered to be now the southwest quarter win meet at shortage of help Mr. Johnson merce has been interested In se ­ Dear T-c Grammarian:— sexton will be well paid and, in tings Manufacturing Company, Is mission, and that he was hunting unsuited for farming, but can raise the Delton School with Calvin curing an airport for our city, and without having his license number ! trees and rabbits, squirrels and Floria as Did you notice that test week we ns program chairman. WedWed­ addition, will have the rent-free use a benefit dance at the without having his license number I trees and rabbits, squirrels and Florla mile west had Bob Parker at Saracuse. in­ Is happy over this very substantial of the comfortable home on the sponsoring Country Club. Saturday evening. displayed on his back as the law ' other game. There were abandoned nesday evening. Nov. 3 club mem­ stead of Syracuse University. A gift for that purpose. The city cemetery grounds. It will be a October 30th. to raise funds for the requires. Mr. Sumner pleaded not ' houses and bams on these lands, bers in the northwest quarter will I! an excellent list of horses, cows, mere typographical error, but we council, too. are concerned in hav­ steady, probably a llfe-Ume Job foguilty. He furnished the required which were of no use to the depart- meet at the Middleville School with ing r Bar 7 County United War Oht ing Hastings on the air map; be ­ thought wc shbttla call it to your anv man who can V" fill **" the “ ptacC ’■* A1f expenses of the dance a 8100 ball and was released. The | ment: but Harold and others could Maxine Finkbelner a* program calves, hogs, hay and grain, farm .... will be cause ahv city that has not the attention Just to keep you on the (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) chairman. Thursday evening. Nov. 5 tools and some household goods. facilities for the landing and taking acceptably. paid out of the local’s entertain­ hearing on ills case was set for I job. We're depending on you to pull off Friday. Oct 29.----------------------------------------------------------- club members in Ute southeast Harold Belcher will cry the sale. of airplanes may soon be a back ment fund, so that 100% of the us "thru" Things In general are number after peace shall return to quarter of the county. evening's receipts can be contribu­ looking up. Our nation. ted to the War Chest. Hoping you'are the same. At jhe city council meeting Fri­ Admission depends upon a dona­ PASSING or ALBERT Uhlng club and delegates to State day night that body proceeded to tion of 50c or more at the door. Overheard on ‘the comer this express Its anpreclatlon of the gift Club Week will be announced. The dance will be an "As You Following an illnaaa of several week. "I had lust finished rending Members who have carried on sev­ extended It* "thank you" to Like" affair In other words, mem­ Dr. George B. Darling, president a letter from Jim ahcliatcJownto and en years of project work and lead­ the donors. The mayor was nubers and guests are Invited to wear and comptroller of the W. K. Kel­ ers with five years of service will "‘Si" H'pST Tffl0- ‘“rS to iEiT’SmSKU. « tuxedos or overalls—whichever they logg Foundation, has resigned both , played. Someday I11.Find you. four BCt wlth s Uke committee, be presented with awards recog­ prefer. positions and will go to Washing- | 1 bort, ccnour favorite piece, and all of a from the chamber of Commerce. nizing their yeans of service to the and had always I ton. D. C.. to engage in research ,' and grocery ducting a meat m sudden I couldn t ent a mouthful. planning fOr and developing an | ■* “* — community. CHICKEN PIE SUPPER work with the National Council of I Pnnnv hnw fl tilin': _ . for /_ r Hastings. Mayor Leon­ *Udg. Plan* Teitimonial It Is Less Thon for 1943 Funny how music can do a thing airport The county Extension Staff will buslneaa for near: Also bazaar, afternoon and eve­ Research. He was engaged In that': /Dinner and Dance Nov. 6 ing about a year like that to you."------ or is It. ard named as the council's com­ Cen. Fund Hos Larger Bal. ning Tues.. Nov. 2, Prairieville W. S. work for the Detroit board of health । Greetings and war stamps this mittee Aldermen Don Siegel. Roy Charles H. Leonard, present may­ C. 8. at. church 6:30 until all are when he became a member of the I The budget for 1944. providing, wer question* regarding extension Mrs Bessmer mo.-^ ~ ------ ---------home on N. Broadway. He iiad al­ week for you— Thomas. Harry Miller and For—“' or of Hastings, who has taken an ierved—Adv. 10-28. Foundation staff, as assistant to for all anticipated county expenses; work, discuss new projects for the ways been a sportsman and * fan­ Pvt. Robert Beadle. 36460577 Lane. . | active part in city and county af(he late Dr. Pritchard who was then for next year was adopted by the1 winter of 1944 of special interest to cier of pedigreed bird dog*, and m The citizens of Hastings are =r- fair* for many years, received stateDance at Moose Hall every Sat 1 at the .... head ...— of - -------------------------------- board of supervisors last week. It' livestock members and show pic­ to, u toXh pwmUUA ww to. that organization. Beattie, Wash. tlnlv grateful to the Manufacu! °g wide recognition at Pruden audl- night*. good orchestra. Masquerade He succeeded Dr. Pritchard follow’ tun* of members and event* of the calls for 4100DOO which, with the' past summers' work. 4H club memYour folks will call for them at (Continued on page 3. Spc. I torium, Lansing, Oct. 20, when he dance Oct. 30.—Adv. 10-38. Ing his decease. the office and pul them away for 42.178.24 county drain tAXk makes1 bera, leaders and parents are invited Gun dub He was also a was installed a* Grand Master of* Ci until you return. Good health, the total asking this year 8102,178.24.■ and urged to attend one of the the I.O.OF. Lodge of- Michigan at t wishes, good luck. Last year the total, including the1 meetings with their local club Surviving are his v a ceremony which also Included the county drain tax. was an even1 group. Besamer; two son*. I Irstallatlon of Mra. Zeta Tlmpoci Looking simply swell, to say ton. Ohio, and Sgt. 8105.000—or a saving to the tax­ of Dbtroit as president of the Renothing of being a Yen’ payers next year of 83.821.78. But bakali Assembly. looking guy in uniform is Wesley that does not tell the whole story. Mr. Leonard's rise In rank In the Manker. H.HB. 41. who is home on Mien.;- two gnuxHuuioran. Lost year, on October 1. tn the Grand Lodge began six years ago 15 day furlough from Camp Ruck­ General Fund, which is used tc sisters. Mrs. Jacob Rehor and when he was appointed Grand Her­ er. Ala. Wes has been in service 10 pay «thc operating expenses of the ald. months. He says all the hometown county, there was a balance ol . Member* of the I.O.OF. Lodge fellows at Rucker. Tommy Kerr, 839.765. On October 1 this yeai here are planning a testimonial din­ etc. are fine, he like* the army and the balance was 849.898 or 810,133 The funeral will be th ner and. dance for the new Grand we can believe it. because he looks more than a year ago. day afternoon at three Master on Saturday. Nov. fl. Several Herewith is the summary of Herewith.is a summary of the It. Hl* brother Roy la In the Naval . Safe financing for the counts the Leonard chapel, with notable outstate guests, including the viewpoint of those favoring reasons given by the Barry , Air Corps, on a carrier somewhere would call for a considerably larg­ . Justice Edward M. Sharpe of the in Riverside. the return of local option here. County Opponents of Local in the South Pacific. • er balance than tills year, because Michigan Supreme Court and Miles Ttie paragraphs arc taken from Option for voting “NO" on Bob FleM Is home—looks spten- I Gray, clerk of the state house of the expenses of the last three this issue. The summary repa sermon on this subject de­ did—returns back to Georgia. represen taUve* will be present. months of the year arc apt to bo oreaenta a digest of numerous livered in the Methodist church Now listen U> this fellows, "H large, and some emergency might Charlie says that he Is interested here Sunday by the Rev. L. ■ individual opinions. took me a long time to get used to In the IO.O.F. Lodge work because, demand an unusual amount. Undet Winston Slone. It was recom­ the Army but now that I'm back Those of us opposed to local op­ the law a board of supervisors can­ a* on organization, it is taking an mended to the BANNER editor 1 here with an honorable discharge active part in promoting many proj­ as being an excellent present*-' tion represent a wide range of view­ not borrow money in excess ol 1 find It very hard to get used to point. Many are not satisfied with 85.000 in such a case, and the ects of general public value. Uon of the case for local option. Civilian life. Believe-It or not. I’m i present conditions; some are ttown- county would be left in an awkward Long before Pearl Harbor, he still homesick for the army " That* | said that the lodge had taken the "I know that there 1* an honest rlght disgusted; a few are pretty situation. So the board has decid­ what Arthur Bryans (McOmber difference of opinion, even among well satisfied with the present set­ ed to play safe and build up the school dlst.) said when he returned up: All. however, are unanimous in General Fund so a* to avoid that from Fort Story. Va. after 14 church members, concerning this the opinion that local option is not danger. mi. more uian la.uvu umia naa . month* in service. He aays he already been accumulated and these .liquor problem. Some of you do the answer to the problem of Uquor The board mado two or three | get straightened around but it teht were rusiied to the South Pacific not agree with me. You have told control. salary adjustment*, making small i easy to begin right where you left We believe this for the following raises. But by having two policy me so. I have no V.VO..V desire .A, to tell ,toto you off and we understand what you Another project has been the es­ what to- think nor how to vote, reasons which deserve consider*- members on the county welfare. mean. Art. Ju»t give yourself a lit­ RECEIVES SILVER tablishment of 375 free beds tn I do not pretend to have all the tlon: commission next year. Instead of tle time to settle down and you’ll PILOT’S WINGS But, there are some 1. Local option never has and one. as we explain In‘another ar­ be OK. and Just remember we're . Second LL. Ross M. Norwood, son hospitals throughout the state. answers. ----------—svent the consumption ticle, the salaries to be paid by These beds are not reserved for things about which I am dead sure, never will pre, all glad to have you home. : of Mrs. Henry Germaine, Milo, who member* of the LOO P. Lodge and and some other things about which of alcoholic 1 the county will be a little less Home recently was— was graduated Oct. 1*4, from the their families but are for general I have decided conviction*." . merely enoourt.— ~ ---------- ------- than a, year ago. WINS HONORS AT Cpl. Clair E. Clum. ABK. Army Air Training Command at community use. 1. “First of all. I am convinced bootleggers and “blind pigs" thus The 4 terns for which the county GREAT LAKES Such projects a* thee*. Charlie tn my own mind that you cannot creating a situation which defies budget provides are a* follow*: GREAT LAKES. ILL.. Oct. 14 yirt HQ a Hq. Co. SjVW. Regt.. Sttended^hTgraduaS®.'u.“n^ beltevro. arc a vital part of the compromlM with the liquor in- any sort of legalized control Any Friend of the Court 8 1400 Drew Field wood accompanying them home for I.O.O/. work and are a required tereata. Give them an Inch and officer who has had practical ex____ Louise Ducktr. 717 B. Hanover 81.. Circuit Court SjOOO 10 day furlou^i. He returned to hh factor in any lodge or organization they will take a mile every time.' perlence with liquor law cnforce- Justice Courts ............. *“ M0 Hastings. Mich., has been graduated Birthday—Sept. 34th. which hope* to retain an fntereeted. They are interested in only one meat can testify to the tremendous Probate Court 6.100 from recruit training as *----------------(Continued on page 4. Section 3.) enthusiastic membership. (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1J I (Continued on Page 3. Sec. ij I. of hl* company al the 1 (Continued on Page 3. 6ec. 1.) 1.) JOHNSTOWN BOY IS KILLED IN ACCIDENT HASTINGS DEFEATS ALLEGAN 26-0 RIVERSIDE IS A BEAUTIFUL SPOT 4 H CLUBS MAKE A FINE SHOWING Hastings Mfg. Co. Employees Win Army-Navy "E" Outside Interests Stay Collected $16,865.69 Clear of County's J Alimony Money Local Option Fight During Year Barry Legion P< Acte on Local 4-H ACHIEVEMENT AWARDSTOBEMADE COUNCIL THANKS MEG. COMPANY Conservation Officer Charged by Albert Bell With Law Violations PISTON RING CIO BACKS WAR CHEST CHARLES LEONARD GRAND MASTER AUCTION SALES Resigns Presidency of Kellogg Foundation At MirU Ilf M|( H iI n 81 n II r f BARRY CO. BUDGET CALLS FOR $100,000 PROS" AND "CONS" OF THE LOCAL OPTION ISSUE VOTE [3 YES VOTE S NO .THU* ssf- �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1M3 .'7. r .—u c \.ir—HOME EXTENSION meetings nov. 2-3 LOCAL NEWS MAPI-RICH ★ THESE ITEMS ★ Since we ail must do with less RINSO HWRMOIW Hi»s0: lifebuoy o 23c GOLD MEDAL$ 25 LB. SACK RUTA BAGAS lOc SQUASH TABLE QUEEN lOc ib«. 15c DRY ONIONS SPANISH ONIONS «... 15c SQUASH HUBBARD it. lOc TOKAY GRAPES ib.. 25 c APPLES SHIAWASSE 3 ib.. 25c SPY APPLES 2 a.. 19c CAKE FLOUR SOFTASILK GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Ib.. Ib. BACON SQUARES .lb. 22c SHORT STEAKS steer beef 10 pls. Ilb. 34c BACON TIDBITS 3 ps 22c BEEF CHUCK ROAST ^r.bl 26c BRISKET BOILING BEEF < pts. “>■ 17c Ib. VEAL STEAK choice cuts 6 pts. 29c meaty 3 pts. Ib. VEAL BREAST 19c Tender 3 pts. Ib. PORK LIVER 19c lean and meaty PORK SPARE RIBS Ib. 22c PORK NECK BONES meaty no pts 9c 6 pts. Ib. STEER BEEF LIVER 29c 6 pts. Ib. BEEF TONGUES 29c Ib. 3 pts. BEEF HEARTS 22c LEAN PORK HOCKS 2 pts. Ib. 19c J| | 34c Hamburger Fresh ground lean 7 pts. Ib. 10c pkg WHEATIES QUAKER OATS ige pkg 22c POST TOASTIES'ge pkg. 8c Kelloggs CORN FLAKES large pkg. 8 9c pkg' MUFFETS NBC SHREDDED WHEAT pK 11c RALSTON CEREAL Pkg. 20c 22c CREAM OF WHEAT pkg 7cc 3 5 pts. WHITE HOUSE COFFEE 26= PREMIER COFFEE MILK CHASE & SANBORN'S 30= COFFEE 3J C POSTUM CEREAL INSTANT POSTUM HAG TENDER LEAF TEA BAG . ..................................................... p.. ‘ MILK RITZ CRACKERS Pkr. .. .. PANCAKE 24= 35= 10= 9= ROLLED 9= k . PREMIUM pic C1 Pkg......................................................................... Large pkg. 42c—small pkg BORDEN pig I those General Mills ■ I ■ Round or Sirloin STEER BEEF 13 ptt.’ '> CRACKERS I FLOUR OATS C IL A H.................. BUTTER * CRACKERS 9 lb. PEANUT BUTTER 51 CREMO MAYONNAISE No point* ...................... .. ........................ ............. DILL DRESSING box 37c •eorgr Montgomery, Annabella in Shulls ommunltv club will The Shultz Community Mrs EUilyn rr.i-et Nov. 4 with V.1U, M... Thompson.' .. Delton The Ladles Aid Society of the Prairieville Methodist church will hold its annual bazaar and chicken pie .'.upper in the church Tuesday Nov. 2. The Mar-O-Not class of the Methodist Sunday school will hold IU tegular meeting at the home of Mrs. Fulton at Crooked lake Thurs­ day evening Nov. 4. A potluck sup- Slab Bacon Icon any sixe piece 5 pts. Coats Grove The LAS. will meet at 2 p.m Thursday afternoon. Nov. 4 with Mrs John Woodman for afternoon meeting only. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Orpha Wing and Mrs Stella Kelsey. There will be election of officers. Naw ■ Mothers-Halloween party Friday. USO 7:30. Members urged to attend. Refreshments. 10= 19= 15= LIPTON'S SOUP MIX 2 pkgs. PRUNES CRUSHED PINEAPPLE $123 ■ 108 blue points—gal MATCHES OHIO BLUE TIP 32= 25= 21 = Carlon MATCHES red label Carlon ARGO STARCH GLOSS LINIT GLOSS $225 15= TAVERN DRY CLEANER 3 2 19c Pkr. • ° 01. FDODjir ENTER 15= 79= ■ For VICTORY BUY UNITED DEFENSE BONDS STAMPS 206 L STATE ST., HASTINGS. MICH. Tlits is one In a series of four meetings planned during the year on wartime homemaking problems, as part of the home economics ex­ tension program of Michigan Stale College. For further Information contact the County Extension Office at the Court House in Hastings. COMMUNITY NOTICES -; GUM TURPENTINE ....kJ Pond states. Whether or not this household equipment found in Barry I County homes will last for the du, ration depends on the care every family gives it. Miss Pond wUi discuia the use and care given to U»e range, relrtgerator and small elecI lrlca, e^lpmenj w vltal war m*. terials will not be needed for re- THEATRES 1 S WARTIME FOOD "How Wc Can Make Ous Household Equipment Taat- Is announced by Mary E. Bullis, home extension agent m the first lesson tor local leaders of home extension groupe. to be given on Nov. 2 and 3. Miss Julia Pond, extension ipeciallst in home management, from Michigan State College, will condud the two all-day uatning meetIngs at the Court House in Hastings. MkiertkU iluu> in euenu.1 u> wbinuik Uir *kr ktc ,1,0 gm*bU,1 Io“ tone. Mu< Swiss ambassador to Guatemala. Central America, a Harvard medi­ cal student, who accompanied their son. Palmer Osborn, home an va­ cation. . 1 It seems ccxkI to see Bernard McPharlln's familiar face back al the cld lob betiInd tiie counter at Bairds. "Bun" received his honor­ Andrew Sbtera tn "Ahrsyi able discharge from the army this month and after a few days' imntA Lonely Hearts Club suspected Ing on arriving home has started by authorities of being a racket is work again. He testifies as to a the key setting for this Jive-filled two-wav sentiment as to the out­ Jamboree. come of his nrmy experience—a na lural feeling of pleasure to be with Leader X" hU family again and at his old Job. '। "Squadron but after all the months in camp 1 with Erie Portman, Ann Dvorak Cunning Nazi propaganda bnckand hard training, there's naturally I1 -I.. a feeling of disappointment that he - [,re“ and. ,and* ,k. - —I. ..nl.l. ..V 1 hunted tw by rhiuh British intoin. Intelli­ couldn't leave with his contingent. London, huntwt now practically ready for the over­ gence and a victim for death by his crowd, the Gestapo. seas trip. "It's like going through high school." he says, "and at the end bring denied the diploma you had worked for." , , j Ravel Shellenbarger has flnlslwd The gay and screwy adventures his fchoollng at Dearborn and af- of two htfppy-go-lucky cowbogs, tor spending five days home, left who become Involved In a gangster Monday night for Bremerton. brawl. WaEhlngtpn. for further trnnsportation. , , A Scream In the Dark" starring Storm windows in .-place early “ Marie McDonald. Robert' Lowery wan! off first-of-the-scason heat A young newspaper reporter de­ termines lo change his field of en­ emohnsizr. Seldom has the black frost that deavor and opens an office as a pri­ vate detective. kills hardy vegetation held off ns j late as this fall. Many gardens are; stii! dteptaytng colorful blooms. . Headin for Gods Country Barry county's Eddie Van PoperVirginia Dale and ing and Eaton county's Frank Pitt William l.undlsm Higby are now working as a team An adroit mixture pf redblooded for the state selective service check- action and interesting characters, ing the draft boards of the state; — ■ a brace of capable officers -CharU> the Marines starring lotto Republican-Tribune. ! . IJfery’ Fay Ba,nlrr' The council Friday evening In- ncginald Owen structed the two supervisors to I A timely military picturtzallon of spread 9-10-of a mill paving tax on *ne lT 8. Marble Corps. an Insplrthelr winter rolls, which will be Ing story of American heroes, collected in December and Jan­ "Holy Matrimony" starring uary. Harold Pennock and MLss Char- ■I Montv Woolley. Gracie Fields Kid Cupid draws a bead on be-1 Ir.ttc Cobb, were quietly united In ' marriage on Thursday. October 14. whiskered Monty and before ho the Rev. L. Winston Stone, reading knows it he and Oracle are togeth­ the single ring service "at the par­ er in a row-covered cottage, with sonage. a laugh for every shingle on the roof. 27 c 32c MILANI MUSHROON SAUCE 9' 21 = 34= 25= 31 = 35= 49= 1 brown pt.—large can ........ ............. ........................... PET MILK 47 ptj. /ft GROCERY DEPARTMENT CARNATION W. . c 0 F F E E Pkg. Mrs. Pearl West is spending n few weeks at the home of her son. Leon West, on E. Grand, while rreuperating from an operation. Because several Barry county toys have been helped by the Starr Commonwealth the stipervUora eonnniMd the annual olft of SI DO tn that institution. It gave the same amount to the SalvaUou Army, The board of supervisors last week passed a suitable resolution honoring the memory of the late T. S. K. Retd, who served the coun­ ts' for one term as county clerk. An interesting guest in the Wai- it. Ring Bolog KAFFEE 4 I fo>u/ne Qua&ty Qtleate Smoked Hams 7 pti. < /111' U fc*'’ fcV Stops B.O." use it daily POTATOES whole or shank half . : Mrs Stewart Kelley is recovering nicely from her .recent operation her home. 203 W. Court St. Mrs. Frank Hoes was taken to Pennock hospital Sunday. Her daughtera. Mra. Fred Hendershott of Grand Rapids and Mrs. T. M. Paubtn of Detroit arc here with h’*r Walter Snyder Ls a patient at I?'.'! lun InofIM ,h,bathroom rlkhl. k,lau halunlay by k tall N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. Brush Ridge The Brush Ridge Community Club will meet at the school house Friday evening. Oct. 29. A Hallow­ een jiarty will be put on. Everyone welcome. s Doud School I = Chicken supper. Oct. 20. free will ■ offering. All welcome. —Adv. 10-28 Bowens Mills = The Bowens Mill". L. A. S. will = meet with Mrs. E. D. Springer for == a pot luck dinner. November 2. m' election day. There will be a sale of donated articles, proceeds to go Bto the Red Cross. ORG The St. Cecilia Choir Guild wdl home of Mrs. Irene Hayes. ! ORGANIZATIONS Hospital Guild 14 will meet at 1:30 Tuesday. Nov. 2 with Mra. M The mothers or wives of Navy. Coast Guard or Marines. are cor­ dially Invited to attend a Hallo­ ween party. Friday evening, October 20 nt 7:30 at the U£.O. room. Some of the work, which has been done, by the club, will be on display. HONORED MISS RADFORD Mias Doris Radford, whose mar­ riage to Ensign Grover C. Hansen, of Wilmington. Delaware took place Tuesday evening, was the guest of honor at a surprise dessertbridge Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Richard M. Cook. Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Clayton . Brand stetter and Mrs. Earl Coleman were the hostesses. Dessert was served by the Misses Doris Gamble and Agnes Johnson from a table beau­ tifully decorated with yellow can­ dles in crystal holders and yellow­ baby chrysanthemums. Other deco­ rations included an attractive man­ tel arrangement of pink roses and crepe paper. Bridge prises were won by Miss Doris Gamble, Miss Vir­ ginia Potu. Mrs. Vernon Engle and Miss Radford. The affair also inf eluded a miscellaneous shower for ML* Radford. Twenty-four guesu were present. Lending n bomber mission over Germany. Georges plane Ls shot down he parachutes to earth and in a Nazi internment camp, he meets Annabella. The New 2nd Word Sewer Needs No Booster Pump The Banner was misinformed about the plan of using a twostcr plimp. In diverting Second ward sewage from the Imhoff tank to the city's sewngr disposal system. Citv Engineer Lnborteaux savs that the sewage thus diverted will need no pumping, as gravity will do the work. But there are five or six houses, he said, on East Railroad street, in that ward, which are now served bv the Imhoff tank sewer, which will have to be cared for. His plan is to have the tank emptied, cleaned and put in good condition foe service, and have if continue to receive the sewage from the Rail­ road street homes, also from four or five more houses on that street which are not now connected with a sewer. It is believed that the fail­ ure of the Imhoff tank to do a g.tod Job was became it was so heavily overloaded; and that it will operate Mttsfactorly with the comparatively few homes on that one street. DIRECT FROM THE STADIUM WJR BOB KELLEY IAT0I0AY AHIRNOON •rOHSOKCD IV YOU* FRIENDLY MURANCE COUNSELOR MICHIGAN vs. ILLINOIS Dorrance Trethric Agency n~r N.Uk—kl tok RUf. Hastings Phone » �T»t l»«Th«H UKWtttllto. OCTOBER 28, 1M3 out benefit of license In the pro­ fl to start further improvements year by a West Central League rtaround the world; we can hibition era! nexl year. Isn’t that fine? val. will meet the Saxons in what (Continued from page 1. 8ec. 1) ' do ' no *leas on the home front. It U ----------------- - **' • ' promises to be the deciding game adv. elsewhere in this Issue for full 8. Local option brings up a ques­ particulars. thing—prof its. They are notorious an aspersion upon these men to tion of personal privilege. There law breaker* and they encourage their patrons to break every law . --- — - — - -— , --------------that seeks lo pul restraint upon lhe most drunken nation on the armed services. Leas than 10 pet Having decided to quit fanning. (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) face of the earth earth. When When our our nn. an­ cent of this number will be able them " ,af '" of *»**■•* 1 Sea the advertisement elsewhere In Mr. Straw will dispose of the per­ 2. "Tills so-called State Liquor. nual consumption of liquor is more to vote on this Issue through no sonal property at public auction at 18 gallons per capita (and It Is fault of their own. Yet. It is a Control about which we boast in! than better than 20 in Michigan, then. I question In which (hey liave a per­ hl* farm located 24 miles north Michigan doe* not control In the and 1 1-4 miles east of Nashville; | AMBROSE J. GUERNSEY. Prop. interest of temperance. It seeks think It Is lime to do something sonal Interest and they have cer­ or 24 miles west of- Vermontville tainly earned the right for consid­ (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.) . BecauIr lllry *« m(nlng lo W1. only to sell as much liquor as pos­ about it." on the Hastings joad. He Is offering "Barry County would seem lo be eration. Perhapa they might be Supervisors ................... sible so as to Increase state reve­ 4,000 other firm Mr. Guernsey will have a good list of horses, cattle, sheep, nue. Our ’ Liquor Control Com­ a good place for us to begin. Vlc- willing to let us do their thinking Court house and grounds 3.000. au auction sale on what is lu.uwn hogs, chickens, hay. grain farm mission might better be called the tory here would encourage many for them; perhapa not. Why not let Detention Home 1.TO0 u the Clayton Hinckley farm, io- machinery, miscellaneous articles, Liquor "Controlled" Comm!**ion. It o4»»er counties to do'likewise. We them decide after they gel back! Prosecuting Attorney .. 2.000 caled the first place south of the and household goods. Harry Pen­ Temperanae means moder:| Ion County Clerk has put Michigan way out in the hate a tremendous responsibility. Catholic Cemetery. He is offering U nington will cry the sale and R. there U no easy road Regtater^^f^^^ds ' ffont row. We consume more beer The fate of the temperance cause and Lo moderation by quick, lhe ■’PM»-a-U»r"| llJt of cows, calves. A Lapo will act as clerk. See the and wine per capita than any in many places and for many years Lo moderation by the farm tools and some household adv. elsewhere in this Issue for full other state, and more hard Uquor to come depends upon what we do route. Rather, real temperance will school Commissioner particulars, than any other state, save one." , now. Let us act according to our come only as a result of education Drain Commissioner . best conscience I ” Jeh“11 Blwrur. DrparUn.nl ... 3. "Drinking among young peoSee the advertisement elsewhere in LAFAYETTE US BORNE, Adm. and home. You can persuade an1 pie is Increasing at an alarming! iSooita#uc tor ful1 Part,cularsAmerican to do something, but you Election Supplies Owing to the death of Sarah rale. We repealed Prohibition be­ can’t browbeat him into it. Henney. Mr. Usbome will dispose Recording births and deaths “0 MERLE IL BRADFIELD. Prep. cause of what it was doing to our . — - — __ , . . — । of the personal property at public County Agricultural Agent young people but it could not hold a (Continued from Page 1. Section I.) Mr. Bradfield has decided to have 200* । auction al the residence located Just Tax Allocation Commission £Lvl'r J Problems which the bootlegger and 100 ®n auction sale at his place local- west of the Carlton Center store; or Canvassing Board ^ta ,hc "b,lnd pl<" P1™1'1 Thp bO°t5 720' *d 7H miles north of Richland; or 64 miles northeast of Hastings. He County Health Unit nue tn7rea^“ 1JIF Ie«’tcr and ■bllnd P*» " brln« 10*000 8 miles south and 1 mile west of is offering a good list of household Hospitalization --------- --------flD00 Dtlton; located in Milo, known as goods and miscellaneous articles. County Farm and Infirmary -------- ------as -dismal and 9 000 th* Walter Spaulding farm. He is Direct Relief Ucn age girls Increased 39 B’:. 1 problems which are i_ rordld a* anything in the field of 1 offering a good list of cows, hogs, 4. "Drunken driving is on the in­ social welfare. Ask any welfare of­ (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.) Administration Expense. 3 600 chicken*, and machinery. Loren Welfare crease. Figures issued by tiie F. B. ficer who ha* had experience with see that they would be very de­ I. show that arrests for drunken the "blind pig” problems back in sirable for the 4H dub recreation Soldiers Burial County Tuberculosis Expense 4.000 driving have Increased more than tha days of prohibition! grounds. So permission was given Blate Hospitals 4.000 100': since 1932—the last year of 2. Local option will not prevent to wreck these buildings and tote Miscellaneous .... Prohibition—and each year during lite lumber to the Algonquin tract, that interim has shown a steady the transportation of alcoholic bev­ and that was done. With a good erages Into this county from other Total >100.000 increase." carpenter to direct their efforts, 5. "Many people have expressed counties where the sate Is legal. 4H club members and their adult will again encourage toe growth fear that stopping the sale of li­ This of "Joints’ Just across the county friends appeared on the scene quor in Barry county might cause presto chanRo. there were erected the young people to drink more be­ line to service Barry county trade. a combined dining hall and kitchen. cause It is forbidden. Of course, it Many people here still remember 24x5o;”two ‘s'lreplrur'^cabku'^^h might work out that wrfy.'They do wh^!* d if”1-1 ln« 18x38 A11 lhefie have concrete not know; and I do not know. But. erA. these across-the-Une ’; ‘floors and walls, frames ana and somehow. It does not sound rea- nert 7*r' with “ ■’ZL nnw J1?*** ■«» »■«». good iwa rnuncs (Continued from Page 1, Sec. 1.) । sonablc that they would buy more itnlnf« 01"14 Thr,u> T™** whrt whoJn?^ think uHnk that that siding, each with a steel root. *<« AU liquor if they had to go to Battle Jeff?r*on *yeei and the aUey ways these buildings are paid for and Co. for contributing such a gener­ Creek to get It than they would if ,n back of l?\erP"L her,e Prc*«nl «««,uae this year. Two more ous sum for such a worth-while it were freelv offered here at many disgraceful sights along about, sleeping cabins will be built, for purpore with such a fine start, when home Don t-fdrget the tremendous the. closing hour (there of, us op- Jhey are greatly needed. Some old the time shaH arrive for actually Increase last year under the ores- P<*^8 local option agree that plen- I stoves were procured for lhe kltch- developing an airport, this 820,­ 000 donation will help a lol. There ent set-up' ’ * ' ty of improvement Ls In order if en. A lot of new equipment was is no rush about completing an air­ "It Is the old argument advanced ,he tavema expect to survive) added this yror. including toilets port. It will no doubt be wire to by Mr. MncFurland the other night should have looked on at the de*eUB‘ watt and team from actual develop­ when lie spoke before the Chamber l»l S>*«*<>•• «*d ®“n® pot In in lhe the "good old local option option . , ____ ____ ................................ . irwiriaic in out where they will will be heloful helpful and ments of air traffic Just the type of Commerce: "Keep liquor in the davs" when these specials came In add to the attractiveness of the spot. of airport Hastings should have to Richly Detailed! home; make It freely available to to discharge their cargoes or drunks! More of that work will be done. be Ln line for the new day your children: and then tench Personally none of us want that Tiie boys and their adult friends . them to leave it alone.” If it is Die humiliation again. RAYON CREPE 3 Another outgrowth of these will sec to that. dangerous stuff that we all know During the post summer camping It to !>•. then. In God's name, we ovcr-lhe-border Joints which will hud better tench them to leave it inevitably follow in tiie wake of Krtnd* were enjoyed at this place 4H members, their parents and alone. But why tempt them by hav­ local option will be an Increase in friends They had good times too, drunken driving—a situation that Is ing it around? which the oldsters enjoyed as well ••Personally. I don’t want the' enough of a problem now. (Continued from Page ! Sec. 1.) 4. Local option tends to create as the youngsters. It was lots of fun stuff in my home —and I don't want । and a pleasant outing; but will be on the heavy end of 26-0. I it in my town Hastings is a de­ n disrespect for law because it at­ more enjoyable when new stoves, tings Allegan showed qplte a bit of ag­ lightful city. I've never lived in tempts to suppress by law. rights and other equipment can be added, gressiveness and was surorUlngly Figure - flattering and privileges which many people as they win be. and two more a town that I liked so well, but — both offensively and defenone or two-piece there are some Uquor places here sincerely believe are purely personal, sleeplng cabins, which are on the ।. alert, sively. Marching once to the two that make mo hang my head In So long as any considerable num­ program for the near future. It foot line. AUegan gave Hasting* a designs to wear ev­ shame. They are a disgrace to the ber of people believe that such a was a busy u well m a happy place bad scare In Just about being the erywhere. F e m 1community. Why do you want to law Is on Infringement of personal during the camping season this ■ first Class B team to score on her. -------..... --them?" ------ •».. , liberty, that law is not going to nine with gny bow* perpetuate ¥earbut due to a fine exhibition of defl "As far as bootlegging Ls con­ receive the widespread support that and sparkling butThe permanent Improvements tensive skill, the record remains in­ cerned. it has never stopped. But any law must have to become real­ made this year cost 837139. The tact. wc need not have blind pigs and un­ ly effective. operating cost for the camps held Raymond Martin was the stand5. Has the Increase In drinking this year was 8344J59—making to- out for Hastings op defense by playder-cover clubs if our law-enforce­ ment officers are alert, and ani since repeal been as great as some tnl expenditures in 1943 of 8715.98. ing one of his best games this seand^omely styed. aroused citizenry Is interested in peonle claim. Those favoring local And they didn’t pass the hat. nor son. A pillar of strength on defense option quote "official statistics" but ask any one to donate for their and continually opening holes In keeping them out " include the vacation. They more than paid for the oppositions line of defense. Ray 7. "The plea not to act while our do those statistics boys ore away in the service Ls an thousands and thousands of gaUons it themselves. From miscellaneous was a big factor in Hastings’ 26-0 home brew beer, 4H club funds came 8842.96. and defeat of AUegan. empty argument. Are we to take of wretched no actions of any nature until they "moonshine” whiskey, and surreptl- the camp fees collected were 8334.'This Friday Hastings wlU play return? Surely they expect us to। tlously distilled spirits loaded with 04. total receipts of 8976.89. De- one of thel^ blggext games -j of Wa the va.a. : fusil oil and other poisons which run things here at home according ducting the expenditures leaves a ■ season. A strong Ionia team, which to our best Judgment. They arc1 were manufactured and sold with- VOTE 0 YES BARRY CO1 BUDGET Ior u* ch>tnptonfhlp ot ttw f Al 15 FOP $100.000 125 VOTE (xj NO 4 H CLUBS MAKE A FINE SHOWING COUNCIL THANKS MFG. COMPANY elsewhere Irj this issue for full par ticulars. ROY RICE. Prop. Dowling. He is offering a good list of horses. Grade Milking Shorthorn cows, and farm tools. Henry Plan- elsewhere in particulars. this Issue DEWEY REED. Auction a cited at 113 for fud JAMES A. SHULL. Prop. Having sold hi* farm. Mr. ShuU will have an auction sale at tha farm located one mile east and H mile south of Maple Grove; ar 3 mi lea south, one mile west and 4 mile south of Nashville. He is offer­ ing a good list of horses, cattle, hens, goat, hay. farm tools and household goods. Henrv Flannery will cry the sale and E. E. Gray will act as clerk. See the adv. else­ where in this Issue for full partlcu- adv. elsewhere in this particulars. EARL ROUSH. Prop. lie will dispose of the personal prop­ erty at public auction at the real* dence located 1 mile south of Goals Grove; or 5 mile;, cost at HaaUiua on the Bute Road and 1 mile north. He Is offering a good list of chlc*ens. bees and equipment, coal, farm tools, and household goods. Deway . - - - . t feed will cry the sale and Clifford S. Vf. SMITH, PropHammond will act as cleric See the Having sold the farm. Mr. Smith 1 adv. elsewhere in this Issue for full We know there's a war on I B.HNE* WANT ADS PAT «■ equitably. Dress Warm for a Cold Winter! HASflNGSDEFEATS ALLEGAN 26-0 SURE I AM GOING TO VOTE FOR DRESSES IV FUR TRIMMED COATS 24 "Hundreds of applications for ballots have |been sent to us...and I’m going to cast my vote for a BETTER Barry County!” Two-piece, long sleeve styles In charming printa. Lightweight yet warm. Good fit. 12-20. Deftly molded fabric with grace­ ful skirt flaring beneath a softly Interlined. COUNTY OPTION' Women's Warm FLANNELETTE NIGHT GOWNS 4 A7 | .v/ GIRLS’ WARM PRINTED FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS 1.49 CHILDREN S PRINTED FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS One-piece, drop seat styles of soft fleecy pastel flannelette for warm comfort in1 winter. 12-20. 4 an | • Luxurious DAINTY FLORAL PRINT FLANNELETTE GOWNS Keep warm as toast In zero weather! Soft, downy flannelette with long sleeves. 16-20. COLORFUL FASCINATORS Keep your head warm and your QQ curls safely In place! ------------ «O Lace QQc vO RAYON FABRIC GLOVES WARM Trimmed SLIPS Rich rayon crepe or satin lavish with lovely lace bias gored or straight. *7QC ■ w MEN'S STRIPED FLANNELETTE Luxurious dress length In col- Qflc ors to match your ensemble 1 vO SOFT, OOr Wfc|C 98c an<l 1 -29 EMBROIDERED NECKWEAR Bring new life to last year’s dresses! Venice lace, sheers! AG WARM TUCKSTITCH PANTS AND VESTS 'Flue, long-wearing cotton undies for lightweight warmth. Regulation styles. Tea rare, each. SNOWY WHITE DICKEYS Rayon sharkskin or dressy sheers, for aU your suite! .... 4 | QQC wO O.W. I. Says: "57% of the Army is dry! UNION SUITS 1” Please vote with us for County Option TWO-TONE PLAID MODELS Vote "YES" November 2n.^ «q SCARFS Wool-and-rayon, Ln plaids) Use as head squares tool While my boys and I are cleaning UP the Axis, you clean things UP at home PAJAMAS Coat or slipover styles for slim, smooth fit. with drawstring pants. Notched collar models. BOYS’ FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS LU Jfal Heavy 33 ox. plaid body contrasting solid color sleeves and trimming I Popular wide-collared coaaack style. BOYS’ TWO-TONE JACKETS AT 3-98 A| no /■ Winterweight ribbed knit cotton in ankle �I THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. OCTOBER «, 1W PAGE FOUR Little Gerry Lee Barnum, daugh­■ ; Mlw DorU Coats and MIm Audra f Af i r TU LI r l A/ f For K°lnS away *4ra. Hanzen wore Endsley aulstlng. After Nov. 1st ter or Mr. and Mra. Howard Bar-, - \ I I I I F I Y N I" W \ riiy»l blue suit accented with when the groom draws a furlough. JVV I L I I IT L TI J bljick gnd topped with a silver foxi the bridal couple plan a honeymoon‘ Edward Goodyear who under­. " jacket . trip to Texan. About forty soldiers , " Tiie bridal couple left in the were in attendance at the wedding. went an emergency 1 evening by automobile for Miami, giving it It outlc quite a militarv miliuyy atmosatmos­ at Prainnc.lt hospital “ I reported aa making t Florida, where Ensign Hansen will phere. recovery. • 1 be Ptationed for the present. I Mr. and Mra. Har The wedding Ls the culmination CELt-HKAIK N1NBTYMrs James W. Radford. theirr | recently moved to J- daughter, Doris Ann. spoke tierr of a romance begun at Gun lake FIFTH BIRTHDAY : vows to Ensign Grover C.- where the summer homes of both Mrs. Lydia Bush observed her announce the birth ninety-fifth birthday on Wednes- aeI born °«- 13 Hansen of Ute U. 8. Naval Reserves., parents are located. , Mn of Mr and Mrs. Orover C. Han­’ Mra. Hansen Ls a graduate of day. Oct. 20, at the home of her, - sen of Wilmington. Del., the Rev.• Ferry rKII Hall. Ill., preparatory school ton-in-law and daughter. Mr. and, MKll Winston Stone, officiating and an<i' attended Ferry Hall Junior Mra. E. C. Edmands. She was gen-; h' Questa were limited to tiie mem- college rfO[;t., one year. Tiie past year erousiy remembered with flowers; ’• bers of the immediate families. . she • has been a student at Michi­ and cards from relatives and friends The marriage service was read Igan State. East Lansing, where she and several friends called to extend j ’■ before on improvised altar and1 was affiliated with Kappa Kappa best wishes and congratulations * kneeling bench Hanked wLUi whirr. Gnnuna sorority. Despite her years. Mrs Bush en2 chrysanthemums, the same royal1 Mf Hnruen is a graduate of loys visiting with friends and la V; flowers being used about the rooms.■ Friends MK.n.o Preparatory school ~.'T’ at — Wil-1; nappy to relate Incident of he: < Mra Sadie Mae Palmer played mington and graduated from Har- | past ----- >■»life, having lived —• »for — eighty*' wedding music before end during vard University this month with j nine years of h£r ninety-five in and lhe ceremony. The bride was giv­ the rank of Ensign. within five miles of Hastings. away by her father. m enDoris Ann. wore for he; wedding, RAGSDALE—BRISBIN i EASTERN STAR an exquisite gown of blush satin, ,cry lovely wedding was held. ELECTS OFFIUERS the skirt ending in a short train. at the _ — — •- Grove —- jk —o. —­ officers for the ensuing year were Coats church Sun READY The tulle veil which extended the day afictnoon atr two-thirty o’clock elected by the O. E 8. No. 7. nt . full length of the train was con- when MLss Nina Brisbin, daughter their meeting on Tuesday evening. TO EAT ju fined to the head by a coronet of of Mr. and Mrs George Brisbin, Oct. 26, lhe following being chosen: lilies of the valley and a bow of and Master Sgt. William Rugsdalt- Worthy matron. Mra. Elmer A. CauSHANK HALF the tulle. Dutchess lace TJutllned of Texas, now stationed at Kellogg worthy patron. Laurence E the sweetheatt neckline of the. bod- Field, spoke their vows before a kin Barnett; associate matron. Mrs. K ice and fell In points over the hands large group of friends and rela­ Kendall Reahm; associate patron, H from the long sleeves. Frank Mosher: secretary. Mrs. 81 The bridal bouquet war. an or- tives. The wedding march was played Maude Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Flor­ 81 chid wiUi yilcs ol the valley and by Mra. Barbara Dalton of Wood- cnee Marble: conductress. Mrs. _ white atephanotis. land. Tl>e bride came on the arm Philo Sheldon: associate conduc ­ Agnes Johnson, who was the her father. Tiie double ring cere­ tress. Miss Agnes smith. • bride's only attendant, wore an at- of "• ----- bv the j^cv-tv: tractive gown of ice blue satin, with mony was read by a Tinea fitted ooaire bodice ana and iuii full skiti skirt uuu that ory Thompson. J- The TT bride wore a reached the floor. American beauty ^velv gpwn of white rose* were used for her arm bou- ioned with a train, over which fell quet and were worn in h’r hair. a tube rell fastened in place by Tiie groom was attended by liis. tliiy feathers The bodice allowed . father who substitutifl lor the en- a sweetheart neckline, edged with A 3-year-old Jersey heifer belongslgn chum who had hoped to be lace as were the puffed sleeves jng to Henry Cole, who lives near present. that extended in iralnu over the Coats Grove, was shot last week in Mra. Radford wore n floor length hand.-Miss Betty Hurless was maid- his woods by hunters. Dwight Bar­ dress of gold crepe trimmed in on-honor and wore an attractive num was coming home from his i. green sequins, and her Howers were gown of pink marquisette Two north farm through the Cole woods BIHG brown orchids. ycung ladles from Battle Creek and nnd'found the heifer. No clues as Mra. Hansen's gown was grev. of • four soldier friends of the groom yet to who did it. It's no wonder. . floor iebgth. with velvet applique, were the other attendants Mt. Cole says, that many Barry and she wore purple erchlds. A reception was held in the Co. farmers |x*i and adv their A dinner followed the ceremony, church basement where a wedding farms for “no hunting" or running with bridal accessories making a cake and punch were served, with of dogs. । - ---------------- ciyyTning aelttng for the table. ' Kenyon and sons Robert and Wen- j SOUTH SHULTZ Last Week’s Letter 1___ _ _Kanyon ___ w_______ ~ clell., Mra. __ Elsie and____ Amy Mr. and Mra Alva Kenyon enter- Bonneville Two nice birthday cakes talned the following guMta Sunday and.......................... a chicken dinner honoring five birthdaya: Mr. and .Mrs, Wendell Kenyon and Y~ 4rs. Km- year. ★ Robert ma SUDweD. Battle Cre^: Mr. and the school party at Delton Thurs-----------------Mra.i. Harry Mlsener, Mlsener. Kalamazoo: Kai day night and spent the night with Mr. and r ’ Mrs. ‘--------------Ronald---------Kinyon. Dick Norman Johnoockz. ir Vesta Monica and w-w-. ..._____ Jack. Nashville. Mrs Olenna , of Hope Center spent Sunday with »— Hastings: Mr. Mrs. Mra. DeMott. ___ and Mrs __ I her sister ___ _ L. Bishop > ____ Lester SonneviUe. meviUe. Those who had Marie Marte Kenyon started for Buffalo, birthdavs this month were Alva N. Y. on tiie midnight train Sun- day morning to meet her husband Kenvon Wednesday. * Jerry O'ConGordon P Kenyon who U stationed now able to ba up around lhe there for a abort time. * Mra. J. W. ,XX1M', , T’*'” .It4 A.1*?!' “°’a “ is night and he feels quite proud of ‘SStoS? M It Wc all art Blllyj * The many bmyim rN-lmn trea^i S*SSroL!?*(S“K‘J^Sd“b3: SiSToSiHfc OR FRYING ALL CUTS 35' 35< LAMB CHOPS / -27' SLICED BACON 25' LEG J >L 35*JEALSTEAK SIRLOIN STEAK g PRIME RIB ROAST LB. ,I ground beef LEG OF LAMB LB. LB. I4’ SULTANA 2 a 45' GRAHAM CRACKERS ,'«U. ITc iSJIc IONA (ENRICHED) FAM IL* □ua LBS. 15c ROLLED OATS LBS. SHREDDED WHEAT SULTANA 2 Plue. Point Value i 15( TISSUE lO'/j.OZ. Can Statistics Slum that our nation was the most prosper­ ous during the years of Prohibition! 24-OZ. CAN ”c°J 18c 7- y-OZ. CAN /C IONA The LESS Uquor bought, the MORE money Lo spend on food and clothing and the necessities of life. “eiS23c PEARS ”.115115 FLOUR 74 51.23 FLOW SUNNYRH.D ASSORTED ’<JK17c PRUNE-PLUMS CEREALS COIOO UNSWEETENED ’eft 23c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE PRUNE JUICE - PKG. OF 10 fcV fyniatcantd! MIXED PICKLES STEAK SAUCE SALAD DRESSING 24-OZ. JAR 8-OZ. BOT. 16-OZ. JAR fuHNYFIE'.D .4 24c BAKING SODA KITCHEN AIT RICE FEAST »• 8c MINCE MEAT BAKING POWDER tS He CORN MEAL u-oz. 7PK6. /C 24' 24' 26' ROLLED OATS 5& 27' YUKON CLUI SHARE AND PLAY SQUARE U.S. WAg FOOD ADMINISTRATION I-OZ. BOT. BEVERAGES 4 29c 29' 15' I-LB. JAR <?T- 14' 4-OZ. PKG. HEAVY CANVAS „ 18c SUNNYFIELD 2>«>>9c 14'. 12c 5 2424c HUE LABEL KARO SYRUP ANN PAGE AND CONSERVE CAM 1114 GLOVES K1AFT MIRACLE PANUKE FLOUR QUEEN OLIVES PURE VANILLA salad MUSTARD CIDER VINEGAR BLACK PEPPER ANN PACE lO'/j.OZ. JAR ANN PAGE CIGARETTES SUNNTfjiLD Value ANN PAGE—PLAIN ANN PAGE oi. 26c OELBH-SWMT MORTON'S SALT for Control by Local Option! GOLD MEDAL SUNSWEET SLICED PEACHES PLAIN Ol IODIZED VOTE "YES” dun Paqe — Nationally Known til 93c FLOUR riLLSIUHY HEINZ ' $7 ’ The ONLY business that SUFFERS IS THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC! IIV SULTANA DICED BEETS 12-OZ. CAN SUNNYFIELD n°. 2'/a CAN HONEY HAND 4r°lls18< INDEX HAND GREEN BEANS 8c CAN MADE OF FLUFF—NORTHERN •ONA cot»uod< “47' BUTTER PABST-ETT CHEESE « 18' OLEOMARGARINE CRISCO » SPRY 3,si 68' PARTY LOAF 34' PU1E FUSE VEGETABLE VEGETAILE IONA •a,! He 35' LB. - CLEANSER SCOTT COUNTY GREEH BEANS ^cakes13c TOILET SOAP WYANDOTTE IONA EA. ENSICHED PLAIN O( PIMENTO 2 CANS 15c SWEETHEART NO. 2 CAN 53' CtEAMUYFIISH □ID DUTCH CLEANSER EA. Piawn Point VaUwi MUSTARD LBS. HALLOWE’EN TREATI "YUMMY" FUDGE ICING—FUDGE U COUNT SUNNYFIELD LBS. ™15c PARTY CAKE BAR CAKE * LAYER CAKE MARVEL BREAD own TEA BAILS SWEET AND TENDER LUSCIOUS CHOCOLATE ICEO-CHOC-O-GOLD 9V LBS. JfK IONA CUT NIGHT, NO. 14 DELICIOUS SPICE AND FAE5H OIAHGE—HALLOWE EH FLOOR SOUTHEIN BED DON’T BE BLIND TO THE Tit I TII! EXPIRE SATURDAY JANE PARKER ,'4* Ik CRACKERS 98-LB. BAG GOLDEN CORN EARLY JUNE PEAS TOMATO SOUP TOMATO JUICE TOMATOES SUGAR STAMPS 15. U 35c 37c . BLUE BONNET I—aussEti MICHIGAN—U. 5. NO. --------- KITE H'JI»*aD i. DONUTS PEANUT BUTTER SALTIRES NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! POTATOES SWEET POTATOES 5 SQUASH 3 APPLES GRAPES YAMS REDEEM THEM NOW! LB. MONDAY! HUE BONNET BAG HIGHT, OCTOBER 30th. HEADLESS FOR WINTER KEEPING 50-lb. MOWN STAMPS EXPIRE SATURDAY LB. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SMOKED rlCNICi cu»a> BLUE PIKE 'TnSSS?’ HALIBUT STEAK POTATOES U. S. NO.I GRADE ,39< 39* 27* 39* _ u.29c FRESH CAUGHT ,29c bologna LOH® REDFISH FILLETS X ,35c HADDOCK FILLETS waste ,35c BUSINESS MEN! FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS roasting bi ch,c3;.ehs 33' LOCAL NEWS Nrw omraw mS?.^.uu.ah?‘.n.od'T!;. 14c INSTANT POSTUM DUFfS WAFFLE MIX MACARONI DINNER K, KELLOGG'S MACARONI CORNFLAKES 3^25* 12' 9c ’WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED MILK 3-26c OWNED &HB OPERATED BY THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. GIVE ONCE FOR ALL NATIONAL WAR FUND. This «xtNy meva it.Saaelittiag 17 r»li«f agiitcia*. GIVE GENEROUSLY! �•HIE ^HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER CHURCH NEWS ★ SSSu*M *”• U. IMS I Robert, and her mother, Mra. and esteem of hl* wide circle of j' ’ Charles Cruso, left about a month friends. V°S. ILUgj KNO^TOiS---------- ------------ Sundav school at 11:45, Robert । McGIockUn. SuptI At eight PM a mass meeting will Uic MHhodut church; with Blshoo Wade as sneaker. । The Boy Scouts meet Monday I night. E L- Taylor, scoutmaster. | Tiie Session and Board of Trus- t ties will meet at the manse Tuesdav evening. Nov, 2nd. I The Presbyterian Guild will meet - «<“»-!» num« J Th. Woman-. MUalo.w axlely 3 lo 6 pxn. ----------------- -----------------------ANOTHER LIFELONG Resident passes on rh.v ° lif.lona diJa FrM™ an w o.0n ,l % “L kJ 2r?£<i Tf wsveral years ire served ok a street comirtaatoner and also operated a Kribft hil fi.TSSSdSu™ IL?'SSi 7417 will mwl «l U« •ura «l two , hc^ls hivKcd’Vo attend^u/hear'wi ' rc,d at thc Walldorff funeral home addrew Re's W u Griffin I on Sunday evening at eight o'clock of Vian. Oklahoma. Presbyterian missionary among the Indians In Oklalvuna. As . young man he was n cowboy in the Texas Panhandle. when a Presbyterian minister in Amarillo influenced him to devote hb life to Christian work. Trinity college. Texas, and Nebraska Theo­ logical Seminary, at Omaha, kept him in touch with lhe life of the region: and several years in rural Church work In the Ozajk region of Arkansas widened his knowledge of the conditions of life in the midaouthwcal. He Ls un Intending speaker. Come and hear him. The Rev. Clyde H Hawkins, of Detroit, Synodical Executive and Benevolenec Treasurer for Ute Syncd of Michigan will accompany him. ; f^’cr7^s^lcx'*IatWniehCSt * Rare 'rj* v mP X. mi hl Mt' ; c»«vW7 cemetery. i . I I I 'I 'I I il 1 il I HEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Corner of East and Bond Services on Saturday: .Sabbath School: 0:30 AM. Morning Worship: 11:00 A.M. Y.P.M.V, Meeting: 4:30 P.M. • Vespers: 5:15 Prayer Meeting: Wednesday eve­ ning at 7:30. , ~ FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Moinlng Won hip next Sunday at 10:00 o'clock Mr. Stone win preach from the theme. "The Kingdom First." The Adult Choir will sing. Tire Church School will meet at 11 30 The Youth Fellowship will meet at 6:00 o’clock Sunday evening for n social hour. Bishop Raymond J. Wade will speak nt a Union Meeting in lhe Methodist Church under the aus­ pices of the Barry County Dry As­ sociation on next Sunday evening pt 8:00 o'clock. His tublect will be: “Whv Barry County Should Vote Dry." Everyone is invited to hear him. Mlw Ruth IJnrud, nationally known harpist, will give a program of music preceding the lecture. METHODIST III RAL PARISH Rev. Bereie M. Rulison. Pastor Preaching Sunday nt Goodwill and H<'iidct5hotl at 10 and 11:30. Sunday school al Goodwill as id Hendershott nt 11 and 10:30. Sunday school al Martin and Quimby al 10 and 10:30. BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES Sunday school at 10 o’clock. Divine Services at 11 o'clock. Guest speaker from the Gideons ex­ pected, special offering f<jr their work of supplying scriptures to our Armed Forres will Im- taken. Evening service nt 7:30 Sermon subject. Lessons from Bible about Drinking Habits. Tuesday nights B.Y P.U. All young people invited, meeting at church at 7:30. Wed. nights prayer meeting at church ut 7:30 al.-o leaching of 8. School lesson. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH O. H. TrtnUein. pastor. Services held In the I.O.OF. hall. Green street entrance. Divine worship al 10:30 AM. ML'Mon Sunday. Sermon theme. ■'Tlw Mersagc of lhe Reformation— A Message to Our lime and Peo­ ple." Holy Communion. Sundav rchool at 11:30 AM. The Sunday school staff meets : Friday. November 5. 7:30 p.m. at 521 W. Court. BALTIMORE CIRCUIT Rev. Lyle E. Olmstead. pastor Baltimore church Worship service 10:00 AM. Bunday school 11:00 A.M. Prayer service Wednesday eve­ ning 8:00 p.m. McCallum church Worship service 11:30 A M. Sunday school 10:30 AM. Wc invite tiie community to our services. PILGRIM HOLINESS TABERNACLE Sunday school 10 am. Each class has chosen a name and axe wear­ inc buttons designating the same. Preaching service 11 am. We appreciate the good response that was given last Sun. in attend­ ance. and the speakers. Rev. Hawks, BARRY BYPATHS BROTHER LOST AT SEA cent** stomach 1» through By JANE CAMERON mouth." Sympathy U extended to Julius 8. Knowlton of Grand Rapids, for­ Isn't the subconscious nUr mer Y. M. C. A. recrclary here, Modem slmllt wterd thing? In the night I whose brother. Lt. James F. Knowl-. writing in my slaep and wh ton of Kalamazoo..wm lost with n! Norwegian ship which was lorMy very gabby little two-year- come to the wort Hlrnhit irdoed Incite Atlantic in Scplcrn- old niqce was biding all of us her He had been a reserve off!- Good-bye." She made the rounds. thinking would never have pro­ cer -------about .—.ten years --------and —j-w-mother hpd been then turned to her mother and duced that particular play on words. tit and Ranrt HalloMd u Cunp KUm.r, K. J. .«ru<und€d "TMl-an By.!fact that. des pt A mother of 12 children Just took uons. hundred* with the transportation Corps. Sur,, * , viving Resides the brother, are his Tiie next presidential campaign a carre.,pondi’nei- course In finger­ side the county printing and now she can track their vacation ployed in a bank In Kalamazoo the bank comers. An el-~ down lhe cookie Jar raiders I sup- county lakes is t SBL AM. ting* on —e the -kids will start wearing ixt and Hoort when"called" >»» tattTaerrice’Tn"Aug. gentleman was flourishing Pg« t1’1* cat11' emphasis and Just as gloves now. good job. Bren lul Sr c™ or eXw X « •!“■> mJd' “ T'Ifi “0 ]9i2 -- I dodged through I heard him yell ' ft? iTTlUd Cr£f nurft *»« I'T, “ Uw Wdime' and he brought the cane After the Marine* landed on a I PASSING OF AI-FILEI) After tile war lie came to Hastings ncrel in Amarillo. clown. Just missing my poor de- South Pacific Island, a *cho<i njXJpOOO of lake BISHOP OF HOPE TWP. where lie and Miss Cruso were As n member of the First Dap- j Alfred Bishop paired away at ills: lenMieas dome. I betcha by this teacher let out school so that her IE thu county is t married and have since resided. UM church and the Barry County | time next year. Hl have to wear pupils could mingle with che. „. Amer- rolls, and with pend ——• — - -*—•’ --------------Y. M C. A. and a leader in the | home in Hope township oh Wed­ sliin guards -----------------------ana a bird - -------cage ... to get „ leans „..v and -.v.u.v Improve their Englfth. Fnftluh 1 Investment can be i Boy Scouts, deceased served help­ nesday. Oct. 20 He was bom In1 around -irnunrf thnt >lu. was greeted creased. The real i lhat rtimerl comer!-----------------------------‘ Th. The next mnmlniv morning slit ’S : Erie Co.. New York, on Aug. 23. aged an auto salesroom here, later fully and capably and was jalwa^ always • ’ • with, "H! r ya Babe, what ’s cookin ’?* I Barry shew a good aew ol purchasing an .oil station near Interested In every project for the 1859, making him 84 years, one Something FROM the bo>^— ... ln rcsorl property. And they I month and 28 days of age. His par- when v< Quimby, and for'the past few years community betterment. ..•her. vau send a box cl goodies, all we ordered the new book “WAR | eluded vacant tots, wtioae i ]r Z. *"■ —isence. assistance and kind-1 rrit* were n, Mr. and Mrs. William vol >'our f“vort,c warrior gete U one EAGLES." Saturday. This Is the owners must have h*d hu conducted Reid's resort at HUprese I Bbhop of New York. Surviving are " mb. au5. n THb- m instead ot sending one account of the American flyera who I in mind when they bought- Bo Thomspph* lake He served one ly Influent _dz»ce will be sadly missed j HU X. ’ Twn fnd Mvmn 1 large smaller onc> . .ww large box. dox. send rend several several snwiuer ones, new new for for England England before before end and after after '»300 *300 gift tri! lx really an term, 1633-1(04, a* clerk of Barry by, the Lawrence Lav J. Bauer Post No., Ty1'1 ^yr°il Olr-fch“r' then he gels -several wc entcredthe war. and our own I for tite tlw county. ------- . dukefuls. Sec? we-entered the war, county. 45. American -------Legion, in which he, How Tun and Mvmn nr nhar. a daughter. Mrs. Chester wc our 5-pound can- ;! capt. O. "Mickev" We are cancelling O- Michael •— Mickey" .— ---------------- -------------- Hi* health had not been good for was deeply Interested interested. He was a i lolte. ana J „ —— __ MeFuneral *er-.-* .... box ..... orders ... .nna a period of years and during the Past Commander of the local Post, FjltDn “,bn‘ nt ®’L, n.'ilt °i?‘^<hurff b rre dy since since l-aming 1-amlng thto. this. PharUn PharUn of of Harting* Hastings figures figure or promMARRIAGE UCENSES past year had received care at os M well well as as the lhe Fourth Fourth district district LeLeJj7*1“j“Jft* and ones and ir. mure inenUy ft. There is a full-i Hart. U. 8. /—' getting ....... ......smaller .. .............. irxr.2y ft. Th. — ft In c ftftf-pOgr Benjamin picture of him In the book, ft 1* Orpha P. Ktmmel. city .Fcnnoel ....------— ----------------------and had been active In to Legion ho^Ul. to,d to.---------------V.u™Tgion a™ .nd h.d «.n U*nn | one of the intensely Interesting Elwort H. Yeiter. Free hospital in Dearborn, but early In affairs In the Department of MichiCreek cemetery. I left a whole br.nona pie un- 1 books of the war and was written iru Pauline Olmstead. the summer was forced to retire gan. from active duty. Thinking to es- ’ The beautiful flowers and the' --------—------------------------------------ ;--------cape the rigors of a Michigan win- large number in attendance at the___________ ter, Mr and Mrs. Reid and son, funeral were witnesses of the love an Tueaday afternoon Amarillo. Texas, because of his sek, the Rev. B 3. Ad- rlous illnea*. He was taken td the ng. Interment wu In | Veterans' hojplta’i In Amarillo i cemfilefy. the Amer- where he passed away on Batureight PM. tonight. Oct. 28 wlthXhe i aervicc Thun, night. holding iu ritualUUc day. Oct. 16. Funeral services Were lean MUmm Helen Wade and BUxabetli — — r 'held there on Tueaday. Oct. W. Ftnch at 402 B Waahlnaton St. . OF CHRIST. and the body was shipped to HasThe Ladles Leagbe will meet tor ! SCIENTIST Friday mompotluck dinner Friday. Oct. 29. with • Corner Cbprth and Center Streets i, on July 35. 1594. the son tings. arriving early — j . — dqh Mr:. Carrie Coleman. 813 W. Green Subject. "EveMastlng PunUhI Mr*. Charte* Reid. and.J««n ¥ri died on Butufdav Hurday. October October 16 18. »t at »ho »ho U U an Instructor at an_ air Btrcct. L .. UM <4 3 I” «nd .nd Sunday morning worship al 10:30. * Sunday service 11 a m. 22 dava 7 ’ i Cnuo drove home, arriving The pastor will tell about "The I SOnday 4chool B:30 asn. . r..rJn„ r.„, wnria — r “ Hastings Ute Saturday. Hunter and -the Bear" and will Wednesday evening service at preach an lhe theme “An Oriental I 7 45 pin. ’ ueutenant . in ’X?. tne >, •urv«» vi hv ht« f»thLove Story With an Occidental Ap- । . Reedinv room In church edifice was a riight torT^£? JSr.'T ‘’Sd^JKl, plication/ | dpen Wednceday and Saturday from County's “S’ & “* *“'• - • - r--- --------- MONTGOMERY WARD'S GREAT PRICES REDUCED! NOW . . . Wards slash the price on guaranteed batteries . . . just when you neecl ohd'Tnqsi! Compare with nationally advertised brands at Wc'rc clearing our shelves of broken lots, twice Thon, buy in Wards big sale the price. and pocket the savings! But remember ... sale so act NO1' ends Saturday floor samples and any item that is even slightly soiled or damaged. move them out fast! REGULARLY 533 Hundreds of items have been substantially reduced to 5.95 Hurry! Many of these bargains arc otic or two of a kind. Buy now at these low prices. You can pay. later on Wards monthly payment plan! heavy duty plates. 100 ampere-hour capacity —plenty of power for and accessories. Equals car" batteries ... yet look at Wards low price 1 LIVING-ROOM VALUES 89.95 2-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE REGULARLY 7 45 Wards regular "Winter King" ... aalo priced! 45 heavy duty plates, 100 ampere-hour capacu k.tt-rv With old battery. . .. tion for longer life. It's .... .... . the battery that s built for hard service! Get it at Wards low sale price! REGULARLY 9.95 Wares tong-type "Win- pticed! 51 heavy duty plates. 110 ampere hour cap.—plenty for hard Wilt) old battery. insulation for longer life. No finer battery on the market, so why SHOP THROUGH WARDS CATALOG Words big cololog con. New dcs:gn! Knuckle arm style with tex­ tured or floral cotton tapestry. Save! FOLDING STEP STOOL 7988 114.95 2-PC. LIVNG ROOM SUITE Covering is handsome, better-grade cotton tapestry. Resilient fibcr-and-cotton filling. xwxwnn C1UOO t/ t/ 129.95 2-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE .A beauty, with long-wearing high-pile - - moo frieze upholstery! Comfort shaped sofa *■ "■ /g OQ and lounge chair. JL JL jE PRICES ARE SLASHED FELTED MATTRESSES! Reduced price on q limited quantity! Longwearing* ticking; felted cotton filling 1088 9x12 All Wool Jacobean Woven Rugs Limited quantity! Reversible patterns in on oil-wool lacquard weave. Regularly 49.50 . . . now to clear at rw/\oo •-€<|oo trie UNPAINTED CHAIR GROUP REDUCED Bi ready ifftttl ra Itattag Catalan Dtpartxsnt. Any Stop that heat leaking through your attic both winter and summer with Double Thick kimmtl. Rcsiia fire, mold, and moiiturc. You can install it yourself witbo at spccul tools. You'll save at this exceptionally low clearonce figure, and you’ll save by painting' them yourself. Only BUY NOW AND SAVE! w 4J JL • Sturdy unfinished kitchen stool with folding steps. Reduced to MARBLEIZED LINOLEUM on FELT Back Roll ends, floor samples, and discontinued patterns in this long-wearing covering . . . slashed to , — m.ch, _ _____ CATAIOG ORDER SERVICE , ' 0*9^ O■ - REDUCED TO CLEAR KITCHEN DINNERWARE REDUCED! White Dinner plotcs 9c. Pic plates 6c. Choice of cereal dish or saucer • OUT THEY GO! GLASS TUMBLEI Large assortment of tumblers. Variety of color­ ful designs to choose from TOILET TISSUE CLEARS Viking quality tiuuo. Each roll con- g* tains 650 sheets. Reduced priced only Q I MONTGOMERY WARD * II DOG FOOD REDUCED Miller's "Meaties", meat meal with cereal 5 Ib. package. Clearance priced at $5.50 MONTGOMERY WARD J ■■■■■ *7’7C < | I L \r AI/LWII'lfX. il I IF A I III* JI II I yO <T �THF HASTINOS BANNER, THURSDAY. OCTOBER St, 1H1 to keep away from the beer par-' as our Informant said the teeth * Fred Janes. Mra. Harry Waters,' daughter from the Parchment spent * served following the program. ♦ Mr. iora and to stop all use pf Intoxi- looked much more ax If they beHamilton and son o,,nlfe,v vnh their narmtx Mr and Mra- Lincoln Bush were weredindinDavid ail of Hastings and M1m Wlllo, cants for that time. If he fails longed to a dog than to a human, w m i to live up td the terms of ,the pro----- ;----------- ’ • ’ ----------Jones of Kalamazoo spent Sunday I ballon, he will be sentenced on the SOUTH THORNAPPLE with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mott. Hundas. ------' a jned|cnj pgtlent In Borgess hos­ 1 assault and battery cliarge which Mra. Theodore Wieringa brought rrtlowWiu men were mdueied inpital, Kalamazoo. * The Board of MARTIN CORNERS COATS GROVE Theodore home from the hospital to the Navy Oct. IB and will report . « »» . of the church school met Mrs. Alma Goodenough visited Clement Lnn« nt Virginia visited.1 Education i In Grand Rapids Wednesday, where relatives tn Grand Raoids over the at tiie home of the Rev. and Mrs. at Great Lakes Navy Training Stuciioctitutc tfon. Great Lakes. Illinois: Dunne QUININE SUBSTITUTE ! he had been kept a week following weekend and a part of last week. ★ I D. W. Robinson Monday evening of I an eye operation. He will be con­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtis and Some of the Christian Fnd«AVo*»r\' till* week. * Mlu Caroline Solomon Charles Fisher. R. 1. Middleville. HAS BEEN DISCOVERED are nl»nnlng on attending th"‘roll­• Ls working in Kalamazoo * Mr. end , fined to hU home for at least two little sons of Augusta visited her „ Robert James Beesor, R. 3. Delton; Danv al Because the Japanese now con­ err skating partv at t Thomapp>. this। Mrs. Fred Koppolow and *on FredCarl Albert Lentz. Jr.. Nashville; trol the supplies of Quinine from more weeks. * Charlie Bower of > Mra Loreni die went to Chicago Wednesday Morton Frederick Young. Delton , the Dutch East Indes, it has be- ' Qyaad Rapds is assisting with the Barry over the weekend. * Mr. and «--------- — Ove’rini’h and three children "fI of this week where they will at­ Following men were Inducted in­ I come farm work at the Johnson-Wlerin’impoasJble to get that remedy . tend the wedding of a niece on Sat— to the Marine Corps. Oct 19 and for malarial diseases. It is pleasing , ga farm; Leroy Timm of Mlddle' tuday evening. will renort at San Diego. Califor­ to know that a substitute drug has i ville assisted Friday with harvest : Mra. Marshall Norwood and Mra. nia: Alexander. B. Usborne, R. 2. been discovered by the United ing potatoes. * Albert Wieringa • J C. Horton attended lhe Home Hastings; Richard Carr Rascy. R. 3. States public health service. It is and his son-in-law, Mr. Martin, al­ P”'1 V'fX>dma'’ a blrth-. Litrrkrv chib at the home of Mr*. Hastings ■ called totaquine. and comes from so Fred Wieringa were here the R^nrfaVS^?l^ nt Ore AWrrrt d®* D*rtV for heT d’WtUff n°r-. Leslie Snlfftn at Gull take ThumFollowing men were Inducted into' South America. The head of that latter part of the week to see their Tuesday. There were ei^ht< day. * Mrs. Marv Doster Is spend­ the Naw October 19 and will reoor service. Dr. William F Drar-r. an­ , father. * Mr. and Mrs. George Ma­ ing two weeks with her daughter at N.C.T.C.. Magruder. Virginia: nounces that totaquine will soon son of Grand Rapids called Sunday fui i rhl,dr*n Present with their moth- Mra. LaVem Quick and family near Howard Harrington. Hastings: Philip1 be available for civilians. on her brother Francis Oliver and Banflcld. * Tiie teachers of the Roland Nichols. R. 3. MlddleviUe; I family while on their way to visit JrwndVS iSKSFuJ'Lrt «' .£• fem- S Deiron R—A school attended the Joseph Raloh Sowars.. Hastings. •RESERVE SEATS" FOR I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Institute at Central high In Katawuuwm Cdwr.rH Ind d.fehw. «" fT, Homer Adrian DeWeerd. Middle­ BLIND MAN AND DOG i Oliver. * Gurnle KeUer spent Wed­ mazoo Thursday and Friday a. ville. nesday at his farm digging potalast week. * Dick and Charlotte were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.| r o ' ’ ® at ■* r w t According to the Grand Rapids Ii toes. * Cecil Preston will go to DeDale Millard Cluckey. R 3. Nash­ Barnes spent from Thursday until and Mrs. Owen Varney at Castle-1 nEI.TQN ville; was inducted Into lhe Army Press. William Sponable and his trOil to take his final examination Sunday with M’ and Mra. Sanford Oct. 19. and will report at Fort seeing-eye dog. Lana, will have;I * Mrs. Francis Oliver was in Grand nowith of Leonidas Is caring for her Slicock at Plymouth ..They nl.ro at­ the opportunity to attend Die con-:; Rapids Saturday. * Milo C Shaw tended the ’ Mikado" in Detroit * Sheridan. III. an November 10. certs of lhe Grand Rapids Sym-i, attended lhe sale at Ionia last week niece, Mrs. Sterling Weeks . Mr. I Hattie Whit’« Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes. Mr phony orchestra this season, a seat' of milkink Shorthorns held at the Chenowith was a Sunday guest at and Mra. Lincoln Bush and Mr. and PENNOCK HOSPITAL being reserved for William and a Ionia fair grounds Mr. Shaw b<*lng the Week’s home. * Our teacher. Mra. Russell Molt attended the an­ Fleven medical patients were Mrs. Alice DeVries attended the . ___ _ _______ .. ——j — —j.y as f0nows: spot on the floor reserved for Lana. sales manager * Mr. and Mrs. Teachers Institute in Grand Rap-' "trentx Mr an-’ *»ra. Rovre G., nual mooting of the Rumi letter William Ls a great lover of music Edd Timm and son Leroy of MWCarriere’ Awn. in the church al .WK> _____ ______ ___ Melvin Covilie. and wanted to attend the concerts.:j dlevllle spent Sunday al the John- ids last Thursday and Friday. Thc; «nd f«n»nv for several davs. । Qiumby Saturday evening. . . . n xr-w c*. The board of supervisors made Hastings. R 4: Mrs. Edward Wer­ but wasn’t sure his dog would be son-Wieringa home. * Mr. and Misses Ruby and Greta Cogswell alxoi * Mra ’ven Smith snent the week- j ‘he following allocation of lhe mon- ner. R. 3; Waiter Snyder. R 2: admitted. He appealed to the Mrs. Walter Thomas of’--Hastings attended. * Miss Doris Gillespie "nd with b«r husband Phm. Mate | HICKORY CORNERS i ty the county receives from the Mrs. Dema Rensch. Freeport; Mrs. proper person, however, and the were at the Charlie Andler home who works for the extension dep’t ’ c Ivan Smith >1 Great Lakes | Last Week’s Letter .Ute highway department for use Minnie Rhrincr. 134 E. Court; Mrs. matter has been arranged Frank Town USA air service of Sunday and took their son Ivan of Mich. State college s|>ent Sun- I" * Mr. and Mra John Andera i i >n the county's roads. This division Frank Becker. 530 N. Michigan. William, who is a graduate of the back with them after his stay of a day with her parents. Mr. and 1 l,f Kalamazoo called on their broth- 1 near Washington. D C and his "r-ln->»w and sister Mr. and Mra. mother Mrs. Vem Town of Plain­ । loes not apply to cash received un- Mrs. Addie Smith. Nashville; Jack Michigan School for the Blind,,• week. * There was a meeting at Mra. Elmer Gillespie. ------- - a ■ ; Will Whittemore Wednesday eve- • ler the McNitt law from the state- Miller. Lake Odessa; Mrs. Mary went from Hastings, his home, to1 the Gates school house Hdday well called on his grandmother Mrs. PLEASANT HILL ring. * Mr and Mra Raich Starr­ Sarah Town Friday Other caller; •afoline tax. That law provides that Hoes. 706 W. Green. Grand Rapids about a year ago and I ine and children of Hickory Com-rs on Sundav were Mr. and Mrs. Wade Tiie following babies were bom is selling articles made at the Michi, nlght to vote on the Question of iest Week's Letter all McNitt law money must be used consolidating with the T-K school Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shroyer and were supper guests of Mr. and Mra. Town of Dalton. Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ to improve the county’s 870 miles during the week: A bov to Mr and gan Institute for the Blind. Has- ’■ at Middleville. Of the ten present of township roads. The allocation Mrs. Arthur Baker. Middleville. R., tings friends are glad that William eligible to vote we understand there family of Marshall were Saturday Leon Pennock and fnmilv Tuesday sel Tolles and children of Bunnell applies only to the weight tax cash, 2, Oct 19: a boy to Mr. and Mrs Ls being treated kindly in his were seven voles for consolidation. night and Sunday guests nt rite evening. * Mrs leslle Will lama of district * Mrs. Martin Fuller of Bert Palmer home. Other Sunday I ”»»r Freeport visited her son Roger Battle Creek Ls visiting her grand­ and that part of the gas tax which Earl Warner. 740 E Mill. Oct. 20; adopted City. ___ . three against. A good share of the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cvrux Williams and famllv Wednesday. Mrs Edna Simpson and ts elven to this county for use on a girl to Mr and Mra. Theron Bel| district had hitherto gone to the Shroyer and son Clayton of Barbers I Mr. end Mra. Will Whittemore 1 daughter family. Mrs. Ed Woodin of Pine highways. The board by resolution son. Nashville. Oct. 22: n girl to CAMP FIRE NOTES Comers and Mr. and Mrs. Keith ! 'lilted their brother and rister-in- lake called nt the Simmon home provided that that money be dlvld- Mr. and Mrs. Loval Lowell. Bas­ Lechleitner of Delton. Mr. and Mrs. law Mr. and Mrs. Charles WhllU- ' Sundav. * Henrv Fisk. 70. la critiEx-camp Fire girls and guardians ed as follows: • , 1 tings. R. 1. Oct. 21; a boy to Mr. Amos Palmer and family of Free- more in Rutland Fridav afternoon 1 callv ill at hbi home. Fiftv per cent to the county road and xIrs Glendale Myers. Middle­ who have Camp Fire books or cere- j DELTON port were afternoon callers. * Mr i* -------------------- -- *----Mrs Man Bartlett visited Mr and commission for use------on man" county marie road*. V|Mfc Oct 21; n g|r] to Mr. and montai gowns they are not using. I Mr. and Mra. Max Reynolds and and Mrs. Clare Williams anil Twenty five per cent to the coun­ Mrs Arthur Palmer. Delton. R. 1. are asked to take them to Mrs. E. Mr. and Mra. Roger Williams at­ daughters Arlene and Alice took ma zoo Thursday of last week. * Th" Mrs. Charlie Kahler of North Barry Delton Inland Lakes Garden r.lnh last week. * Lots Jones to home A Cnukln. 321 S. Jefferson, for re­ ty road commission for use on Oct. 23. tended a party at the home of Mr. Mrs. R. J. Williams lo her daugh­ met nt the home of Mrs. Will I township roads. 1 Surgical patients include: Lester sale. Gowns are not obtainable now and Mra. Glenn Williams at the ter’s at South Haven Sunday for Whittemore Thursday afternoon from Borges* hospital and Is im­ proving * Marilvn Morrison visi­ Twenty five per cent to the four Long. Clarksville; Mrs. Arthur Fer- and books arc difficult to obtain W. K Kellogg farm at Gull lake. further treatment on her eyes. incorporated villages and this city giMOn. Lake Odessa Mrs. Charles so present day Camp Fire girls are Saturday night * Arthur Kern of They afterwards spent the day with The members of the Club are asked ted his parents Mr. mid Mrs. .Glen to make <• list of trees in this com­ in- their Sunday. for use on streets The division Is Rice. Battle Creek: Glenn Dennis. somewhat handicapped Kalamazoo visited relatives in the Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross at their munity. This will lie done in cooper­ Asnlnsll Frank Ellsworth Lawrence was based on population. . Nashville; Floyd Gallop. Woodand; ■ work. village here one day last week. * Greathooes farm near Benton Har­ ation with the Thnniaople Garden bom June 3. 1863 m Hickorv Cor­ , Mrs Noah Gosch. Freeport: Mra . The third training course for, Harold Pennock of Delton and bor. * Several from this way at­ club in Hastings * Mr. and Mrs ners and passer! away Friday. Oct. | Joseph Bronson. Grand Ledge: O. guardians was held-Wednesday eve-, Miss Charlotte Irene Cobb of Nash­ tended the funeral of John Van­ Ross Waters and Mra. Charles Har­ 15. in lhe home where he was bpm. ! E- Goodyear. 526 W Green; Mrs. j denberg of lhe Powers district rington were In Kalamazoo Friday He was the son of Solomon and ning at the home of Miss Bea ville were'married In Battle Creek Charles Wood. 628 E state Mra , Hemey. East Walnut street. Miss one day last week. * Glenn Dale Thursday afternoon. * Mr. and PM. ★ Mrs. Wayne Walt of Augus­ Mary laiwrencr pioneer of this secGeorge Hebden. 609 - W. Green: Myra « ---------- ..— „ -----Fire Robinson, who has been spending Mrs. Matt Bedford and Ed Bed­ ta spent Friday at the home of her tlon. He was one of six children. Bumgardner. Camp Mrs. Glendon Silsbee. Hastings. R executive, was in charge. several days furlough with his par­ ford. local and Mra. Inez Jordan parents Mr and Mrs Charles Har­ Phlletus. George, and Mrs sarnn ents. the Rev. and Mrs D. W of Middleville spent Sunday with rington W Mr and Mrs Lowell Perrin, deceased, and Alfred and The new Nurses’ Aide class now 4; Mrs. Roy Gamer. Hastings. R. । Honoring t|;e fourteenth birth­ Robinson left for California Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Kraft of Char­ Whittemore knd Mr and Mra Will Otis of Hlckon Comers. Sept. 30. being formed under the auspices 2 The Kitchen Guild donated seven day of their daughter. Georgia, day. * pfe Garth Floria who Is lotte. * Mr. and Mrs., Stanley Man- Whittemore spent Saturday in Bat- 1891 he was marries! to Lulu A. of the Barry Co. Chapter. American ker of Woodland were Sunday aft­ 5,.e..Creek- * Mr Bnd Mni Charles jars of miscellaneous fruits and Red Crore. has a few vacancies, ac­ which falls on Saturday, the 23rd.. stationed at Camp Rucker. Ala.. Is ernoon callers of R. J, Wiliams. * Hllker of Chicago have nurchased two sons .. cording to an announcement by vegetables to the hospital at their Mr and Mra. Chris Spirls enter-, spending a flfteen-day ftyiough Mr. and Mrs Rlxkey and Mrs. Wor­ several lota of Charles McBeth nt widow, Curtis who reside near the old -------•- > ¥r’ and Mr> talned with a family party Sun-1 “■*•*• *^sB,?J. renU Mrs. George Hebden. volunteer serv- last meeting. den of Battle Creek were Sundav Coses discharged during the week Floria >nd and l>m family. His wifei nu-.tA of the ladies' sister.~*Mra. Crooked lake. Mr. HHker has hern homestead. Mra Blanche Jones of <1« evenrt, M which, ten were!। Charles riorlw fee chairman. Anrone interested mav with tiie Commonwealth—Edison Delton and Mrs. Mary Inina of were: Mrs. Duggar Goforth. 127 obtain an application blank by «n«" cunrt.ll present. Miss Georgia was remem­ ISM b c^l'.^d hu*urt. huemnd. company in Chicago for several Battle Creek, seven grandchildren, 8 Michigan; Lonella Mav Rohr- bered with some very attractive writing or phoning Mra. Hebden. years. * Mrs Belle Shrnherd snent and one great grandson. He lulned camp next Sunday. * Kenneth Hor- i HOPE CENTER The candidates. numberbtu 13 , bacher. R. 5: Hugh McPherson. gifts-' a few days last week with Mrs. Alice the Wesleyan Methodist church in _ ’__________ I_______ __________ _____ __________ I ton was Inducted Into the army | Mr. Mrs, clarence Texter of Collins. She will leave this week met last Wednesday evening at the Nashville: Mrs. Fay Clardy and । IR9I and has been elected to many . at Camn Grani Til 1..t Rat.,r_ HafltlnJU and Mrg ploy McDcrnloUi C?inP 1?1ninL IH ’ ®®tdrU. S- O. rooms and planned their babv. 812 N. Michigan: Mra. Basil HARRY CO. GIRLS EMPLOYED for Safctv Harbor. Fla., where she offices of trust and honor In that । da> He will take his basic traln- Mrs. Birdena Lyttle were Sunday will spend Hie winter. hours of study and practice nursing. DeWitt and George Laver. Lowell; 1 !N PENTAGON BUILDING church Funeral services were held A Barry county girl who Ls aiding' as Air Cadet Pilot ktJefferson guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dun­ As these candidates all work, the Mra. Daniel Wright. R 1; Mrs. I A recenllon for the teachert cf al the W. M church Sunday after­ in vnc the WBr war CIlorl effort ln in nn an imponnnt important :-------- ~~r' - -yv — and Mrs. Jz«n ning at Hickorv Comers. * Mr. and the classes will be held Wednesday Etta Foul. 318 S. Jefferson; Mrs. ln Delton Rural Agricultural noon conducted hv the Revs. Iler - _ Roaerx ____ . . ।; ijxinnrrl Stewart Kelley. 202 W. Court Mrs. 1M., -u — »»iss Jean d.-iuchLeonard nnrt and twn two nntitrnte-rw daughters. Betty Mrs Milton Warner and two chil­ school was held in the Methodist and C 8 Rennclls. Buiial was al evenings from 7 to 10 o’clock and Reth Davev and haby . 234 E Colfax: {ter rr‘of d Mzi-hSS RzX. of Mr “ and Mrs. Henry Rogers. "nd ®*rt?f® dren of Battle Creek spent from Church Wednesday evening »<• of •«»> last Sunday mornings from B to 12. - ........... . i t----------cu* Tuesday until Thursday with their week. All of the teachers were nres- Hickory Comers. Upon completion of the 80 hnur Mrs I>ewis Hefflebower. Alld: Mrs. ?! .s%; ...... —— -A .... .J —----------------------parento Mr.. and (U.u Mrs. mis. Fred ricu Ashby naiiu.v I ent except vawpi Mlw oai.v miuu Loretta .i Magner xnaiUHT course, their 150 volunteer hours of Pnrrest Hall, 319 E. State; Carroll The bovs in Congress arc plan­ servwe i.unu.u.. .... maj-' >ng »ntre she sne mmlnK cour«course there .nA and will live .t at, and on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. I who was called to St. Johns ia-ft ning some new and btagcr bnttl"service io to u>r the hospital will «r be as- ,i Mead. Nashville; Mrs. Hugo As­ college Louring, where Arts Ls ’in I Jordan hall. * Miss Loretta Magnbr1 M. Warner and Lyle Ashby visited I week by tiie Illness of her grand- shliw. Aside from a marble no-.t A1 n n to tn the iHn Individual lt.rUvlrlt.nl derson and baby. 812 N Boardwny: ored la'DomEMlc / signed according — She ■-'Jordan* the blc Pentaconvenience of lhe Nurses’ Aides. I Mrs. Russell Bauer. Plainwell: Otto charge/ of salads inr „„ - ' sPent th^ weekend with Mrs. Mary' Damon Warner in Nashville. * mother. Mrs. Roger Williams was in off’p? on each deck, nothing Is def» They probably will serve evenings1 »'‘d’"'J1 Freeport; James Scheldt, gon fiulldlng. Washington, shlnaton D. D C.. C 1 Payne-in Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs.) Mr. and Mrs. William Ashby and j charge of the program. Coffee, ice initc. we ttuppiMC. id’i\offiC" build- ....... :-------------cream, cookies and wafers were or during the weekends. i Lnke Odessa. ■ largest of the world’sxpffice build­ Miss E«thcr Kreider, who Is |--------------- ' • • Ings, where 65.000 people are cm-; Nurses’ Arts Instructor at Sparrow MUNICIPAL COURT ployed and where around MJMfl-arif' hospital. Lansing, and also the ncJohn Bhtpard. 49. of Nashville was fed daily at lhe cafeterias. credited nurses’ aide instructor for arrested on Thursday for the al- ; When one learns that 99 bushels I the Red Cross will come over from, keed offense of bastardy. He was of ‘’greens’: 150 gallons of peas, to Lansing to teach the classes. Her. taken into Municipal court Fridav name Just two items alone, mav be success with the first group was where he waived examination and । needed In the preparation of salads outstanding and her willingness to was bound over to the Circuit court for a single meal, the magnitude take on the new class speaks well for trial. His bond was fixed at of feeding this vast armv of gov­ for her enthusiasm for and belief f500, which was furnished. ernment employees is better graspIn the nurses’’ aide program. I ------------Present plans are to begin the new Eugene I^wis. 24. of this citv was class bv the middle of Novem- arrested Thursday bv Undersheriff PROBABLY SPOOFING ber. Any woman between the ages Doster, charged with assault and Workmen digging a sewer ditch of 18 to 50 who can arrange her battery against Arthur Lowe He on East Mill St found several.teeth, time to suit these hours is eligible faced Judge (CortriRht in Municipal in n good state of n/eservatlon. also for the class and is urged to con- court Fridav and admitted his guilt, part of a bone. The teeth were in tact Mrs. Hebden at once. ' He was assessed $4 50. t)re costs rood condition and no evidences of ------ - -------------------------। in the ease, and was put on pro­ <>'ntal-fillings were apparent The ANNUAL FAIR AT KELLOGG bation for one year under the care story was started that these were at AGRICULTURAL H. S. FRIDAY | of State Probation Officer Norman some time part of an Indian. Butt The Annual Kellogg Agricultural, Jeffery of this city. He Is required that was probably a spoofing story. I Fdir will be held at the W. K. Kel­ logg Agricultural School R R. 2 1____________ ._____________________ ' Augusta on Fridav October 29. un­ der sponsorahin of the Future Far­ mers and the Future Home makers of America. Anyone in the School Patronage area Is welcomed to en­ ter their exhibits. Officers of the Future Fanners of America Chapter 50 are: Erwin Willison. President; Henry Dell. Vice-President; Russell Harrison. ’. Mra. John Ddnaay will rrftini Friday from a few days’ visit with ; her ’sister. Mrs. Hazel Miller in 1 South Bend. Ind. ............................................. J Mrs. Lyle Scudder and Mlv. MaxMra Ruth Cappon entertained ine Watson were in Grand Rapids Mrs. Glen Kahler and daughter of Friday and MIm Watson spent the weekend in Holland. j, XBovrrdale on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nlai Casteleln spent ... A’ Tiiesday visitor at the home of J Mra Warren Calkins and Mrs. Marv Sunday with her sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hannon in r .-Mills was Mrs. Wm. McCain of Hickory Comers. 1 ..’Irving. Clyde Daniels returned to his . Mr. and Mrs- M. E Cota enter- home In High Point; N. Carolina _ ; lained Mrs. Jud Arnold and three after a few days” visit with his 'Children of Big Rapids and Mra mother. Mrs. Mary Mills. Jim Solsolas of Battle Creek, on Tiie Rev. and Mrs. Don Gury. Thursday. Their guests on Sundav Donna Lou and David spent a few . .were Mr. and Mra. Milton Patrick daj-s last week with Mra. Gury’s > of Rockford and Mr. and Mrs. family in Pittsford. George Cota of Belding. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shute made an Mra. Robert Kenyon and daugh­ a business trip to Kalamazoo on ter are visiting relatives In Saginaw Saturday. Mrs. Forrest Hall has been re­ this’week. - Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bums. Janet moved from Pennock hospital to 1 ,’and Jim snent Sunday with rela- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Struble. . rjlves in Climax. Mus Anne Goodyear was the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Buskirk and two daughters and Mrs ArbotBach- guest of her aunt. Miss Eleanor In Detroit for the weekend. rider were in Grand Rapids Satur- Thomas The Rev. Don Gury and .son Dav­ id will return Saturday after .spend­ . Miss Margaret Babbitt of Grand ing several days In Waterloo. Iowa. Hanlds spent a few davs last week PERSONALS with Miss Kathleen Blough. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Compton of Hattie Creek were Sunday guests of. Mr. and Mrs. James Bristol Mr. and Mrs. James Brown enter­ tained Mr. and Mra. Charles Bond and two children of Jensen over the weekend. Miss France* Cowles and Mis Winnie Roush were In Detroit fo> the weekend. Air Cadet and Mrs Robert Fielr were guests of Mr and Mrs Cran­ ston Wilcox In Goldwater Monday and Tuesdav. Mr. and Mra. C. F. Finstrom and Mrs. Oerritt Isham spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Andrew Camp in Bartie Creek. Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mra. Bariev Fox were Mr. and Mra Chajt Warner and son Victor of Warnerville. Mrs. Wm Cappon and son Larry of Stony Point and Mrs Clarence Frost who returned to her home In Bellevue on Thursday. On Saturday their out-of-town dinner guests were Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Fox. Mr and Mra. Clare Siebert.' Betty and David of Kalamazoo, the dlnr ner celebrating the birthday of their ion. Wm. Fox. Miss Virginia Pzfts of Olivet spent the weekend at home Cook. Mra. W. R. Cook and Mrs. -r David French were in Grand Rap»lds Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. C P. Lathrop were Sundav guests of Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Webb at Grand Rapids. Cadet Eugene Bennett Is expect­ ed on Saturday for a week’s fur­ lough from De Paw Univeraity. Ind7 Palmer Osborn and George Fisch­ er of Guatemala;, fellow students at Harvard, arrived Monday to spend their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Osborn. Miss Genie Hill spent Thursday In Middleville. Roger Bennett returned Monday • from a few days’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schoenhlado (Dorothy Cooki of Indianapolis. Mra. C. P. Lathrop. Mrs. Warren Carter and Mrs. Ray Branch were in Grand Rapids Thursday. • Mr. and Mrs. James Foley and Mr. and Mra. Clyde Kuempel re­ turned Saturday from a few days’ visit with Mr. and Mra. Earl Ful: ler in Plainwell. ' Miss Beverly Brown of Detroit ’ will arrive Friday to spend the weekend with her mother. Mrs. Cleo / Mrs. H. J. Foster and children \ relumed Sunday after 'spending a few days In Caro and Bay City. '■ Mrs. Sarah Brandstetter returned ' last Wednesday from a three ’ months’ visit with Mr and Mrs. ■. Burr Van Houten in Rocky River. . Ohio. In Detroit and Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hubbard were / In Grand Rapids for the weekend. ' Mr. and Mra. Howard Barnum entertained Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Curtis and family of Woodland for dinner on Sunday. Miss Lucy Bas&rtt of Lansing spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Edna Bassett. Mrs. Albert Bellamy and little daughter of Detroit spent last week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fisher. Byron Fletcher and Carroll C. Burkholder relumed Sunday from a few days hunting trip near Cadil­ lac. Cedric Morey spent the weekend in Battle Creek. Mrs. Morey and Mary Lee returning with him on Sunday. Mrs. James Mohler and Miss Alice Mohler were Tuesday dinner guests of Miss Florence Campbell and Mrs Dan Blivin at the home of the latter. Mrs. Maude Miller whn has been spending the summer with her son In Pontiac returned to her home on Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Fairchild entertained Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fairchild of Detroit over the week­ end. ■ Mrs. Leon Slander and Mrs. ■ Richard Stander spent Thursday In ! Grand Rapids. . Mr and Mrs. Duane Miller had as weekend guests Mr. and Mrs Henry Valilslng and children of Muskegon. Mra. Frank Hecker of Nashville New Group From Here Inducted Into Armed Services “■ “*■ ‘“" ’ ......... ....... Supervisors Allocate Weight and Gas Tax More Volunteers For Nurses Aide Training Needed 1 SAVE! SAVE! On Economy Sizes! Advisor. Buy The Lorgc Sixes For The Coming Season SOITH HASTINGS GROUP The October meeting of the South Hastings Farm Bureau was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Smith of Hastings. The officora for the following year arc Chair­ man. Russel ‘Whittemore; discus­ sion leader. Fred Smith: secy, and treas.. Mrs. Melvin Smith; song loader. Mrs Harold Slocum: re­ creation leader. Mrs. Gerald Smith: nublidty chairman. Mrs. Harry Dunn. The topic discussed was ’’An In­ ventory of the Organization.” Of the many services provided farmers by their organizatloh it was decided that the open formula for feeds, excellent quality of seeds and the legislative service had bcneflkcd farmers most. Vicks Vapo Rub 1 I Hospital Sixe Recutar $1.50 Our Price J I'oiptinl after an appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. C W. Dolan spent DOG TAX NOT INCREASED Friday and Saturday in Grand Rap­ The board of supervisors did not ids and were at Gun lake tor the weekend. tiie same figures as last vear, If Your Nose Fills Up Tonight ~GetQuici(,Mief! 8 Economy Size ; ! | xRegular SUM OQc J J 1/0 Our Price Cold Tablets Alka Seltzer Bromo Family Sixe Contents 25 Tablets [ Regular 60c 4| Oc Regular 60c | Our Price mO Our Price 4 J/ l,,__________ _____________ Abdoi 250 Cap. 1 Ib. 2 ox. sixe Vitamin ABDG improved Regular 45c Our Price' j ■ PABLUM , III i 1 IIIlli QQc ' TOTO PLEX vttanun "B" Compsex High Vitamin Content $950 1 It*g wonderful how Vicks Va-tro-nol dears the tran­ sient congestion that dogs up the nosel Results are so very good because Va-tro-nol is specialized medication that works right where trouble is—to relieve stuffiness UlBMf and make breathing easier. Try it—put a few drops up w|(H) ^rhnrwrril—followdlrectiansin folder, MOL $4 29 Sal Hepatica ; Our Price Save S1J21 over smaller size. Price <T/» 3Q VP MULTIMIM Vitamins ABDG !50 capo. Finest quailty. Reg. I&.50 CF"1Q | Stebbins & Jacobs THE REXALL STORE j | Hostings Phone Z131 (I • .. IFKJI& S; .Tfe Mta K!J'”S1«UshfT>r �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, IMS PERSONALS lU Bunday day* with ML-a Janet Bockeloo spent her Roger Bennett, popular clerk at school vacation last week in Lssn- Reeds Drug store, left for Indian­ ring with tier sister, Mr*. Wtlda apolis for a few day* visit with Southworth. Mrs. Dorothy Cook Schoenheide, Dr. Norbert Echowaiter was In former speech teacher and drama­ Grand Rapid* Wednesday attending tics coach at HUB. the Michigan Stale Convention of On Sunday Mr. and Mrs Minor. Narvnad of Kalamazoo were here­ to celebrate the birthday of their daughter. Mrs. Chester Banghart and bring Helene and' Bruce Bang­ hart home, who had been visiting Miss Jocelyn Ironside arrive* their grandparents since Thursday Mra. Richard Cook is aocomFriday from Detroit to spend tha Kdng her father. M H. DePoe ol Mr. and Mrs. Emeat Hathaway Sylvanus rlolte. on a trip to Washington and two children of Milwaukee and New York this week. Bally Rose spent from Friday until Tueaday and BUI are staying with grand­ with hjs parents Mr. and Mrs. Ma­ Saturday after a 8-dav embn tion leave spent,with Mr. and mother De Foe tn Charlotte while son Hathaway- in Ulis city. Clarence Johhcock. their mother is away. Ray Matthews of Grand R* Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Shultz wo* a Thursday night guest of were in Nashville Wednesday where Mr. Shultz’s birthday was celebrat­ ed with a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald. HOTEL HASTINGS Ten were in attendance at the I Mr. and Mrs. Club at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. John Chandler on, Monday evening. After dinner con­ tract- was played with Mrs, Linden! SOCIAL ITEMS C. P. Leaver made a business trip to Grand Rapids Tuesday. Mrs. John Ingram visited ielatlvca in Allegan over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Kennedy entertained Mrs. George Williams of Grand ■Rapids on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson and ROOMS Mr. and Mrs Sidney Beach of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Ma­ son Norwood of Kalamazoo and Mr. •nd Mrs. .Burdette Wadd of Mid­ dleville for supper on Sunday night • • • After the ceremony a dinner was> given at the Columbia a Hotel, cot-^ On Saturday Mrs. Willard Smith ers laid for eleven. Invited a dozen friends for lunc'ioon j Out-of-town guests for the pleasure of Mrs. Edgar Harlingen. Thomas Top scores far bridge were won by Mrs. Abcn Johnaon. Mrs. Can-qil Burkholder, Mrs. Erik von of Lansing. Mrs. R Becker and Mrs. attended tiie American OsUopaXhIc Harry Rodenhouse of Detroit. Association convention in Grand Mr. and Mrs. Hammcrberg are Rapids on Wednesday. Mrs. Cyrus Burton was Ute guest both registered pharmacists, and of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rogers of war Battle creek over the weekend. Corporal-Technician Winn Green Rapids. of Camp McCoy. Wls.. spent from Friday till Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Green. He was transferred from a camp in Virgin­ ia to Camo McCoy about a month Ohio Wesleyan son. Wetidal. of Grand Rapids. Saturday evening visitor* of Mr. and Mrs. Art Rlchnrd-.cn were Mr*. Agnes Thompson, local, and daugh­ ter. Mis. Ed Hart of Grand Rapids HAMMEKBEKG—WILLIAMSON Miss Rosemary William* on Sunday when sixteen members of the family were entertained for dinner at the home of Mrs. W. J. Field honoring her son. Air Ca­ det Robert Field, who wlU return on Friday to Blytheville. Art. Outof-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hall. Belding; Mr. and Mra. Sunday from White Pigeon where she had been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeLano since Wednesday. Chief Ship Fitter Marshall L Schantz, who is stationed at Camp Wil Sanford of Albion and Mr. and Mr*. Clark Kleinfeldt of Battle Creek. John W. Owens returned to his home In Sharon. Pa., last week after u several days’ visit with his daughter and son-in-law. Dr. and George AUicrton of Cincinnati. Ohio, was the guest of his son-in­ law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Norbert Schowalter. and grand­ daughter. Sue. over the weekend He will visit relatives in Grand Rapid* and Bay City before return­ tunted Saturday frem Grand Rar ids where they were guests of M Friday night.' On Sunday they at­ tended the wedding Of Mirs Nina -Brisbin and Master Sgt. Wm. Rags­ dale of Kellogg Field at the Coate Grove church. A guest of Mrs. Ida Palmoti •»’ on Thursday was her niece. Mrs. Al­ bert Reesor of Woodland. On Sun­ day Mrs. Anna Baldwin. Mrs. Rob­ ert Baldwin and Miss Louise Bald­ win of Welcome Corners spent the afternoon With her. ‘ Mrs. Lawrence Herrick and Janet were Grand Rapids visitors Monday and saw Blackstone lhe Magician nt Keith’s in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ji-ssc Chase of Monday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chase. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fox were Mr. and Mrs. Clare Siebert. Betty Lou and David,, of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bristol of Bat­ tle Creek and Mrs. Gene Sweet of Banflcid. were In Hastings. Wed­ nesday.' to attend the committal services nt Riverside of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bristol. Stephen Bristol of Port Clinton. Ohio, who was called here by the passing of hl* infant daughter re­ turned to his work on Wednesday. Mrs. Bristol and daughter will join Clarence O. Chaffee, home on furlough from New Castle Army Air Base in Wilmington. Delaware. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. David ”r"— »*- --------------- ------------------ .. daughters, Ruth talned the Night Hawks with a Halloween party . Saturday night. A chicken dinner was served nt 7 o’clock. Cards were the evening’sentertainment with prizes going to 'Mr*. Frank Newton. Harry Shute, Mrs. Carl Weyerman and Roy Pres- Kenneth Lewis and family of Mor­ gan; and Mr. and Mrs Lvnden Nor­ er. representing lhe Hastings Writ­ ris and family of Cedar Creek. er’s Guild, attended a meeting and Clarence left for camp Sunday- reception at the home of Ruth Linrud Thompson, in Battle Creek. Sunday afternoon, honoring tiie Mrs. Vernon Blough entertained president of the National League eighteen members of Extension Group No. 1 last Friday evening Creek Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Cha*. A. MttDAYS Jensen and two daughters of Mt. Clemens. A caller last week was Mrs. Hammonds nephew. Pfc. Geo.: Hough talin stationed in Colorado. Willo Jones were among those who Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Tecgarden of attended lhe Michigan-Minnesota Grand Rapids were Saturday night game at Ann Arbor on Saturday. guests of the Rev. and Mrs John Mr and Mrs. Warren Wilcox and Sinclair and on Sunday visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Deuel of Jackand Mrs. Floyd Gaskill In the coun- ron visited Heatings relatives and <• ... friends an Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Chase and Mis* Jo- I Mrs. FraneU ^Hamilton spent the mhin- Chase wen? Q,^, luv — a weeken4 ln Kalamazoo. sephlne Sunday and Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sayles spentBaker and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ev- Sunday with Mrs. Marian Sherk at cleshymer of Niles and relatives in Battle creek. Mr*. Edgar Thomas leflxMondnv, Cpl. David Stone came home Sat­ for Santa Ana, cal., after a month's urday from Swannanoa. N. C.. for visit with relatives here. . a '.wo weeks’ visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Druckenbrod the Rev, and Mrs. L. Winston Stone. were on a buying trip Monday and Mr. atid Mrs. Lester Reynolds and Tuesday in Chicago. two children visited Mr. and Mrs. Vem Reynolds of Kalamazoo on Sunday. visited Mr. and Mrs. Timothy How­ ard In Kalamazoo Sunday. field of Grand Rapid.* were guests Mr. and Mrs. Victor Henney and of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Calkins family vIdled Mr. and Mrs. Wayne and other relatives from Saturday Henney at Dewitt on Saturday and till Mcndav. Sunday. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. LyBarker had Cenuin^f IRE-KING OVENWARE SET Cook—Bake—Serve • 9-PIECES Celling price 38c. Special at — GUARANTEED 2 YEARS AGAINST OVEN HEAT ^99999999999999999999^999999999^9999999^9^ SLICING KNIFE PADLOCK DR. DERK STUIVE CHIROPRACTOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29 and 30 OFFICE HOURS Heavy-duty cylinder lock, com­ plete with cd edge knife, spe­ cial/ priced DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Wm. Lundlgan~and Virginia Dale HEADIN' FOR GOD'S COUNTRY' and Bob Lowery and Marie McDonald Mon . Wed. A SCREAM IN THE DARK' SUNDAY and MONDAY. OCTOBER 31 and NOV. 1 Monty Woaley and Grade Fields EXIDE RADIATOR ALCOHOL BATTERIES 'HOLY MATRIMONY' Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 Colonic Irrigation - Electric‘Therapy * ' ' ' ' '■*•****»*** TUES., WED.. THURS., FRI., NOV. 2, 3, 4 and 5 at a price to fit your pocketbook. The story of a Softie with the dame* but a Devil In action at Lite front. Wallace Beery. Fay Bainter and Reginald Owen "SALUTE TO THE MARINES" AND In compounding a prescription, your Registered Pharmacist is honor-bound to check and dou­ ble check each and every one with utmost care. This extra precaution is your assurance of receiving an ACCURATELY-FILLED Prescription. Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 Easy Terms HALF SIZES ^^^9^9999999999482559999999999999^99999451 GIANT SALE ARBY TIIEATB 1 WOMEN’S DRESSES . 161 to 28 of Men’s Socks FRIDAY and SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29 and 30 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Ann Dvorak and Eric Portman 'SQUADRON LEADER X' and Jimmy Roger* and Noah Bea«y, Jr. 'CALABOOSE' SUNDAY and MONDAY, OCTOBER 31 and NOV. 1 length; Our Reg. 15c Socks, 3 pr. Skirts - Slacks Our Reg. 21c Socks, 3 pr. and Swoatert at Our Reg. 25c Socks. 3 pr. popular prices. Our Reg. 35c Socks, 3 pr. Cortoo Velveteen jrJ African* rayon cr*“ make in effective c binscion in thi»«mc two-piece dresi. Midway Bed 1 Black, Ripe U'ht Rhum Brown. 1 co 15 S/0.95 'ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID' Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:M TUES.. Wl and THURS.. NOVEMBER 2. 3 and 4 George Montgomery and Annabella REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Hastings "BOMBERS' MOON" '*£/££/cZJeUeL!eUcUdJEJEJEJEJEJ. ARK S 7^ PHONE 2524 FRANDS Exclusive, but not �Hastings Banner -pablUUS every TherMar al Haatlagv. Mkhlgaa. GRANGES Supervisors Vote $100 For Bee Inspection We have all heard about the "busy bee." possibly through unplcajtant contact with iu biuine&$ end. But the bee has its tuea and does a remarkable work for humans in gathering and storing sweets for us. His good work for mankind goes IAL EDITORIAL— ^ASSOCIATION CARD OF THANKS We Remove Dead Animals For Prompt Removal of . Old, Crippled or Dead j y Horses and Cows / PHONE / HASTINGS / \ \ Sheldon Agency \ All Kindi of Insurance Surety Bonds . hone 2115 Hasting* He Admits He Tried To Murder His Uncle IN MEMORIAM । Ernest H. cuykendaU. 17. of MnI nU Grov-. whose arrest on the charge of attempting to murder his । Ciarrnce Heid of Kalamo I township, wc mentioned last week i was brought Into the Circuit Swanson Agency NEW LOW RATES Properry damage and Liability Help Horses pie tided guilty to the crime alleged I against him He was remanded I to tiie custody of the Eaton county Sheriff without bond, pending sen• tence. He had been held in Jail for i lack of to .000 bail, which had been fixed by the municipal court judge of that city when he was arraigned In that court. Young Cuykendall was sentenced Friday by Judge McDonald to sene from 15 months to four yean In Helps You Overcome lhe Southern Michigan prison. Protect your right to drive under Michigan'* nrw reeponaibilily low in the world's largest auto­ mobile Insurance company. 2697 FALSE TEETH AUCTION SALES Looseness end Worry List Your Sala With Cattle VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for / 'X: Loren Hershberger AUCTIONEER tome of that good When you are going to have a sale Lily White Flour HENRY FLANNERY 30 lb*. Hour for bushel of issued eight traffic tickets and two tickets foe. , reckless driving, picked up 12 stray dogs, two of which had been redeemed, nine dis- AT FIRST SIGN OF A Marshall Furnaces CONTACT Rapairs furnished and in stalled for all makes o fumacci to their owners. Two larceny com­ plaints had been investigated. Ten municipal summons had been served. Notices had been posted forbidding dumping of refuse on Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sanders for GEORGE MAURER 646 TABLETS. SALVE. HOSE DROPS interested in buying or selling; SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Rent G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. HASTINGS. MICH. Week-End Specials! all forms or INSURANCE and BONDS with liivt T.5O 1 .. 16! le WlIth r. nail Our pollcUs cover the new Michi­ gan Financial Responsibility law. JERRY Phene 2S1S ANDRUS NU'L Bk. Bldg _______ _______ U.J AUCTIONEER Hit your Auction Sales with DEWEY REED tea can be made at Banner office. one 3467 Haatinga, Mich, 1 — Shipping Livestock Every Soturday JAKE DEPRIE5TER Buyer for STILES and Company Hastings stockyarda, phone 25M. or call 717—FJ through the week. Patil Thointwin. 3 mile. »«^t and fl<> rod* .nuih'.Maple tlrnve. |f>-3H FOR HALE -ilea arose, phone >707 PIANOS Th t -,.d eFidlilML from 125 up Parker -rniinre Co 107 E. Slate 1 St. Phone 3413. 10-3! LIVESTOCK i FOR SALE—Oafnnl buek Iambi. J I. Smith. Woodland. Phone 3441. 10-3R FOR SALE— 4 nlre China Poland*ahoati. Gilbert (Ireewnun. Dunn Ferro. 2’5 1 miles nilfe* north Hanfield. In.34 1 FOR HALE—Shropshire ram. and ram 1 lamb* Phone T4"FI 1. Martin * llrrana. R S. 10 34 : FOR SALE—T.am <-t Hay roarer. ■»!. 1.4410 th*. raa.onaMe Aliu 2 heder SALTINE CRACKERS 2 lbs . 35' FRENCH'S MUSTARD RAISIN BRAN HI-SPOT Canada Dry 1 Pt-12 WHITE RICE Uh. Ige. 61c small 34 OVALTINE DURKEE'S OLEO 4 red points MATCHES 1 carton SUNBRITE CLEANSER 1 can $1,000 A PAIR WON’T BUY THE DOUBLE SAFETY WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDES IN ANY OTHER WORK SHOE! C. Thomas Stores .TH Iff \ INSURANCI DEAD AND DISABLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY COWS $4.00 HORSES $5.00 CASH AMAZING SOFTNESS LESSENS FATIGUE Glycerin available from animal fats is badly needed in WAR EFFORT. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Call collect. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteriet, Alu­ minum, Brasi, Copper & GLINN F. LAUBAUGH tM No. Michigan Arenaa base MS7 Haattoga CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training *----------- .---------llddlavilln Attention Farmers! HORSES, $5.00 COWS, $4.00 Dead or disabled; Prompt Service 7 Days a Week. Small itock Picked up Free. animal may save a life. Glycerine from your Don't Hesitate! Call— CALL HOWARD BRISTOL Truss Fitting Phone Collect - Hostings 2. STEEL CAP PREVENTS CRUSHING IT’S doubly important to keep yourself on the job these days because Uncle Sam needs all the production he can get. That makes it all the more advisable to wear a thoroughly depend­ able Safety Shoe. ?. It — not only • •helps • •keep up production but it also saves you from net lless suffering and loss of pay. That's why more workers every day are aooptingWolverinc Shell HorMhide SAFETY Shoes. Their concealed toe armor will take a great crushing force. But, every bit as important, these SAFETY Shoes are toft aa buckskin and pli­ able as bamboo — even dry that way after soaking. That means far greater protection agaiftst fa­ tigue which is perhapa the moat common cause of serious accidents. But, remember. 11,000 a pjdr won't buy you thia double protection in any other work shoe. So, make your next pair Wolver­ ines ... stop in and try on a pair. 2715 or Res. Phone 718-F2-3 NOW REPRESENTING BATTLE CREEK RENDERING CO. SHOESTORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER ---------------------------------- L SECTION TWO—PA HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1943. EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR zealous. The student-courses were:1 couraged student, in a few minutes, to the lives of farming people in Sincere sympathy is extended to the night at the hospital but left, of an impoverished kind. One pro-, occasional attacks of the 'blurs.' this country than I have been able Mrs. Reid and sons in their time next morning before a Hastings' Daveniwrt land ledu such .uv.. to •>. get ■— for the last — ---------decade—or—so'~to of sorrow. They have fast a fine school ....... .. feasor of everything taught five or Dean friend of his mother, the late < ung*'°Hi ^itar^ ls i six subjects to about the samei cases with a kind of magical —1, quote - - 'from -a recent • •-** letter ’from him, husband and father and the Ugnumber of students. He was not ai skill. Hl* mind is extraordinarily rdlnartiy Here Is the proof that• he has de.. reached the' this season. Despite tha —■ — - |On has Jost a faithful friend and Ruth Schneckcnberger. specialist, but an all-around man—• adapted to tasking things- straight .4-^4 .----- .... -with -------a delicacy or .two, — cur. with intermittent rain* shed to k be , B a mixer, mixer. in In the best, best. joyai helper, one who was always hospital the kind who would make thc best. and clear. He understands and sym-, sense pt j>t that overworked word. In rcady to assist wherever possible, rent magaxlnrs, etc. The score ..... boy* and ~.u farm। mtnd^and heart ‘and ' thought s t. ■ K. has rendered many helpful - “ —*— corres~ , far;n advisor or county agent to-■]; palhlzes with farm if ‘ ‘ he 1— ..^.7' K. ..1 21 — to• 0-and ai the ” Hastings dent fan*. day. There were only two or three' । era. and secs inf H9 and ,- of the Grand Rapids Press1 —■* through -------- - *their ‘—*■ for and with farm people, and hopes wrvice* in the local Post.. Ir. in the lhe pondent < text books to aid him, and these: problems. His unstudied courtesy ,-----to >* one of them again before old Fourth District nnd in lhe Depart- reported, "tiie nrarut i*><te* and 1 "the home team (Hao<H*s- ; whil» „ were nterity endeared hlml*<? him' a«teovertake*-----him. mcnt affairs and will bo sadly tings’ outplayed and outran the n-nkiT a re eonMderMt 7K. Praises Davenport's Great Wo'fk as Educator. Executive ond *^ e poorly adapted for freshmen.• and ringing sincerity -____- s of agricultural to the students. i He could and often'^_He vuitors." The field was soaked by bv^nSSotta Hastmu often I ’ He I* Li going back to_the to the farm. farm, OTU*ed. Writer. Hi* Work Contributed Much to Prosperity of State I science had been crudely .......... _____ ;n crudely formulatdid talk turkey, however to tltose 1 throw of his ‘ ‘ official armor, tackle i * ’ * _ , . art •» raln- Pydd}** of ""ter upon Chartotte m it* star they were clumsily adapt- of us who. Wilu, through MUVUM<1 laziness, , olu.. -.---------hl* -- hands, ---------- .... realities and livei I pla,t' are underway by the Aux- standing In several places. Char- uetitor Hastings has nn a And Notion. Clear Thinker, Hard Worker, Sincere, Firm, ■ cd. ed. but buljhcy^en^cjumsilyjida^ ---. u stu-1 .hnr. nr with cd to pedagogic methods. Popular, ptdlty or indifference,, made abomi- theJife the life of a human belng^TTius being. Thu* re-1 lllary Ior a Christmas card lotte has a much better athletic cornetraVle te .Ither Yet Always Courteous. compai 1 l*Hie.rSt.^L n*bU maour C’^asses “? "I and 4 “n- leased Lhffh from *n hl Insliiutlon»> hi.^rare bond-I, and ■ a ’«»«»’ WW Toney gif gtftI* to the the ioni iitant plant ‘than'HuU^a. Hastings. While "no no one one ° uutruclun to U J age. »«v. In' In which -hlch he_ha* h* "nrM« ; of ot Legionnaires, u-,ionn.lrk now n™ in In service. wrv«. Be B. would wouM want nnl to lo take uk» any w glory .lory away .ny R*'“<1‘ ” o™nd l*<l«* In U> 1 da ««iuenily forced our instructor! sened। Dean Davenport resigned his posi­ cannot be taught in a report u*. , and nation as faithfully, completely Rur(t to vour correct ad- from Hastings far Friday night's tion a* head of thc Illinois College Dean Davcnnort. would have been Farming ---------------ta and conscientiously ai.they have ever dre „ ln M ln p U ty O f time Snlgnre 'Jhere hirrnt .Xee me uean acugniea in driving ........ . of Agriculture a department of or done had he remained in Michi- | ^'^n^^le^^skeralcs^ Weaken ‘ a team of handsome light-harness 1'* »u’Pect and hope. ----- a------- tw< n .erveti »<■J** susntet anri**none . ... touchdown difference between the nsks you how to pronounce a diffl­ the Illinois University, early in gan He found his opportunity and horses. We used to enjoy watching that Mrs. Davenport and he will bet He was growing tnd. 1921, to take effect at the end of work in Illinois Watch for date of Initiation of outfits as this score indicates. A quit French Word, and -then accapu ■ ___ him break a spirited young gelding as haPP>’ and contented as thev de. several new members of the Unit. single that year. But a new president, a when he arrived, and grew rapid-1 --------------------* is —about - —- the dlf- your interpretation at it without touchdown of to •* And ‘hMt sentiment ex° {. a Yew of that; type. He knew- hbw to do close friend of the Dean, had been ly and solidly after he had worked Terence between the packs and in question. superficial the breaking, and was game as an. Pfesses the grateful heart of Illi- ; >1'Problems’ of s . named as president of the univer­ himself into the soil of his new ■ Indian rooster on the Job. but he; nou sity; and at his request the Dean environment. He has continued va,uc "Under these conditions it was had several interesting mix-ups, in , ••• 1 remained for another year, and was steadily to grow, like an oak; but _*.!.». .... ------------------------------ined despite au all his growing he u«» hns ,,v,c> never ; difficult to Interest the public ... In which thehorse galr made vice-president of thc univer­ ueipm IIUI . iu.iti, ,,<• wsometimes DGllCrS ADDrCCia tCG nj’d the the^Drogram^jo^onsteucUon^ ex-1 temporaryadvantage spite; A MEDIC A kl program of construction, ex, nn temporary advantage ^ Desp Despite, I Cd AM wi • sity for that year. He closed his grown either wealthy or fat; nnd uTiucf:' paraion P——"” andI *.c?e.opmen. development w..x,, which ...e the; ,,his m rc refreshing **— geniality — - “** and equanl•— very successful career as head of this is an eloquent tribute under r-<>mhrit mnrfitinn. hu irrawth h«* new head of the college and station . mltv. the Dean was full of con! *** LLUlvll 7 .. of conthc college nt the end of the college combelt conditions. His growth has new head of lhe college and station, mlty. ■ “ ' | Circuit Judge Archie D. McDonald been ... in all uu^vnyun, directions, „w« away y from had - ------formulated. ---------- -A large ..... new— col-;..-.led trollci fire and effective power. He year In 1922, and returned to his uoti [ nnd Mrs. McDonald did a socially Woodland farm that summer, hav- self toward the full stature of n 1 lege building and first-class addi- was a fair but fearless fighter for' I gracious thing after Friday night's good, useful nnd unselfish man. Uonal men to tench apd invest!-. ends worthy of a man's steel. < A. a . speaker, .pc.ker, who who never impresses Mram ' \ ' ’" ’ ’ " as trustees continued to name him as high-powered for cafe speed in be-' gate, were foremost among the Imthat may save . ________ nnd urgent _____requirements of .. 1 e 0IW ”erBS “eu “.5K*m"'n Bpeaker but b:hoas “1iowl' a talker ‘wrhv —u! ' ™' M^nm, o^Sd Honorary Dean and vice-president half of the cause which he has mediate clear-headed man who knows what for several years after hLs retire­ served. By devoting himself to the the situation. There was more of “ -he ■U -UllUue -• .boul-Dewn IHveT,: ' Lejtoelra. who here Whs In c«.?h KEoJ Interests of a state he ha* become: everethta.- ’« “~-v •« - - ment. what is tragically uncommon: a man 1 work rlt with. wit),. The ... v new ..cw de.n U v«..o , Meets , lw t Is In noptilsr deinsnd. He has I service, ere asked to please send I -Hndlh ’ One of this country's outstanding faith, hi'^n His position has com- to the Auxiliary president. Mrs 1 ^ndall. 'V1 F^lotte '^uad “’’J* wvee ability, energy, faith farm papers is the Breeders Ga- a man of the first rank, honored.; ---------„----------- :y. V.T.cr. U opportunity When h? he trrfnl Polled him to spend much more time Gladys Henry, the addresses and ' indudiiw R^i”rt xette. published in Chicago. Hav­ respected, even idolized bv thc I and use *them, results than a man of hU ability should | pictures of the boys, so the honor ' Towiumd Allrn Cox^ nnd rK ' * slowly mater ‘ ing learned that Dean -Davenport many students who have known rto ized.---------------------------------------------------- , him. would retire from his headship of ■ '*pXS! "The first hard key battle of hl* lllu the college nt the end of the col- ; "Bom on a Michigan farm in nerve-raekln, work is Is incompatible Incompatible II ... , .“/inlmbem S the HlsK.te'rd ... lege year, that paper printed the 1850. the future dean was rducat- career wo* when he secured from nerve-racking foliowlni! tribute to the Denn, to cd In a public school and at the the legislature what was then a with the administrative function of Nevertheless I —Vie regular Unit meeting of education and their wives. It was his work and its value to the State Michigan Agricultural College. huge appropriation with which to deans and directors ft8 tftre WBa ® ?ood a pleasant occasion and the bovs of Illinois and the nation. It ap­ Prom the latter ho received a erect the magnificent agricultural. the Dean's record as an administrawere grateful to thc Judge and the peared in that paper shortly before bachelor of science degree in 1878 building which, with many other tor and executive is remarkblc tbr; attendance at the supper and bus­ delightfully hospitable Mrs. McDon- . the Dean retired in June 1022 Our From 1888 to 1889 he waX assistant noble edifices of various ages, its definitness consistency-and re-i,ne4sl »«s*i<jn. Mrs. Bernice John-, aid. Thc McDonalds have two chilthe “ university today, suits Loyal nimsen. himself, ms his assistants;: *°n- who leaves soon Florida • readers Will be glad to read the botanist at thc Michigan Exnori- graces w,c ■•••*=■»“» campus n*,, uoyai ••, •for — •>>., --"—n W. — Wiscon- ,5U ______ . . ■ with ... assistants ,him . ... -It. ,..r wac Tri‘.-n Rl.tinn nnH from IBM tn imi i Dc A. H<innr. of. .* the loyally cooperated He (nrt°r thn th” Winter, was given the nb. ob-, dren. Frederick. 15, and Ann. 12.—! Breeder* Gazette's own estimate mmt profe-w1 of ’ practical wlcui’ure!sln College College of of Agriculture, Agriculture, made made knew how to delegate authority and ligation. Hgatlon. Several Several imnortant important matter* matters, Charlotte Republican. of ’hr value of his work and of the ral memorable addresses to harness men for team work. He kept bu5??f-ss considered and ability of this truly great man. We and suoerintendent of lhe college farmers vers meetings in Illinois in be be-­ tab on how delegated authority was Mrs- Donna Harrington gave a rcOnly one player wav absent at farm He resigned In 189! to es-1 farnwrs quote ns follows: nending bill. . llsed. no dean and director „ has M v ever ,v. P°rt on thc Ix)'ui Closet equipment. the McDonald affair. Richard । "As an agricultural college dean tnbUsh and assume the presidency half of the then pending - Jro was played following thc ■armers' Institutes and leaders selected hl* his associates more care care-­ ,Pedro the Schneckenberger. who was hurried Farmers' and experiment station director for of an agricultural college in Sao to the Pennock hospital at the- end nearly thirty years. Prof. Eugene Patdo. Brazil. A revolution and lhe In several small state associations fully, or given them more liberty of meeting. of the game for x-rays. He was Davenport has achieved a success, resultant depression In that country of stockmen, horticulturists. dairy-, action in relation to well-defined The Unit voted to serve the din­ helped at! the field toward the end which. Judged by every relevant seriously handicaooed and retarded men bee-keepers and others loya v policies, which were threshed and HIS THE \ ner for the 4-H club leaders when of the last quarter and it was fear-. on at ,MCuUv council* test, ts one of lhe few outstanding tin- creation of this public enter- a,‘d < they hold their fall meeting No­ cd tha4 he had suffered a broken and durable monuments to Ameri­ prt«e. and after a year's work he The brunt of the leaden fight, how. UNIIORM \V fell upon Dean Davenport. vember 15. . bone. The plucky little guard spent can men in his field. Hts resigna­ returned to hl* own farm in Barrv ever, whose voice and nen recevicd a kind . ” late war. Dean Davenports duttion ns the dean of the IllUinis county. Mich., where until he was of training which made them in- ’** went o'f ten^o Wuhiwtrnw >\‘l POCKET \ College of Agriculture was an­ called tn Illinois, he engaged chiefly crea&ingly effective in the same he went ftL* e2,tloften °“^n to Washington Wallington to adIn dalrvlng Hr accepted the dean­ kind of service in succeeding bien- LL* J*d7?lj,ulh°r‘t nounced in thc Gazette last week. Involving memmn, iwm-.m.. I "^5 'The coming of Prof. Davenport ship of the' Illinois College nf Ag­ nlal vcwconv sessions, including 1920-1921.' mn,t*r* of ,ood "«luMlnn and cnn. to Illinois from Michigan was a riculture in 1895; nnd in 1898 the ad­ It was not that the public was, ’*> He was Imiheasurably useful J" ca^cty to those who shift of the first importance to this ditional office nf director for the against investing state money In The 20 Guige Gold-Finished Illinois activities In bestate. He came upon Illinois' invi­ experiment station and the pro­ IndLnpensibie state Institution: The| tation. Illinois hns been slnguar- fessorship of Tlierinmatology in the dif flculty was that only a handful wn At naSteel Cover PROTECTS WELDING — AUTO REPAIRING & SERVICE lv consistent and happy in It* im­ University of Illinois. orpeople actively supported the for-iJ^P0’*- state and tocal conferences portation of men born In other These bare, raw-meat facts of his mldlble project. Most formers did J^hUy to get at the HIS>HEART from Bullet, states to participate in its develop­ training indicate that when he come not know or care anything about lt.i "Eft WE BUILD — WAGONS — TRAILERS — HITCHES problems and clarify com-; ment. For example, of its 20 gov­ lo Illinois he was prepared for ••tn iwi till* inrvi>Kt nnH iw><t Pleated Issues made him a kind of Shrapnel or Biyonet At that kUSpiFSulEun, oTTu kind in ulij SvP^2Ul!lnun2"J!!.’*mm Z-ml ernors from the first in 1818 down hard, pioneering work New ond Used Ports — Glass Installed time the College of Agriculture nnd world was ready for the largest en?v, |v three were born in the state of experiment statinn nt Urbana were tollmen! of agricultural students In 1 ‘ Illinois. Tills state seems to have small, ramshackle structures; both the history of the college. Meanttniei of lhe ^ war. in his I ar-nNo one did more In been a belter nursery than a seed­ could have carried off the campus the professional and teaching staff * sphere to end 11 it disastrously disastrously tn to nn an Dnpre ,o bv the 1921 freshmnn claw in an enemy that stood for untenable dog- 1 bed. ■ , had been 'Strengthened and ex­ "It Is no use speculating nn what afternoon. Students were scarce but tended. The Dean had succeeded mas n£ state and destiny The Uni-1 Phone 2407 Hastings 221 N. Mich. Ave.veraity of Illinois contributed Its full i far beyond even his own ambitious expectations. What has been ac­ share and more of brains and complished by the college in giving brawn which won the war. and the HASTINGS PHONE 2115 students the highest grade of train­ memorial »tadlun>. to be built on ing. and bv the experiment station । the campuk, will commemorate their , ' in increasing the wealth and wel­ valor. "Prof. Davenport Ls tha. author of fare of Illinois fanners in particular, and the rest of the citizens of the three books, each of which reveals thought and Saasoned state in general would, even if set original forth in only bare detail, overflow scholarship, as well a* an exposi­ this issue of the Gazette. Statistics tory and literary style of remarkneca need not be oc Introduced; inuoaucca; uic the case able clarity, and quality. His Prin­ ter the college and station ha* been' cipice of Breeding appeared in won in every court of horse sense 1907; 1907: ‘'Education Education for Efficiency' in Animals every neighborhood ond on every 1909; and 'Domesticated ------ "■— —•­ farm in Illinois. These institutions and .Plants' in 1910. iThremmatolare the state's best Investment, and ogy.'by lhe way. mean* animal pay lhe largest dividends in trained, breeding). "As n writer of ariclcs for thc pe­ productive capacity and In con­ tributing needful facts to lhe serv­ riodical press, the Dean In recent ice of practical fanning. years has been amazingly prolific, WELL: "With fifty to sixty boys from hts ideas nnd seasoned judgment be. Illinois and Chicago, f assisted in ing of high value to farmers, buslwearing some of ithe newness off the ncss men Und other* Interested In Check Engine, Battery, Carburetor, doors, blackboards and furniture in agriculture and Its new and serious Check Steering, the new buildings in the college year problems. Hi* output has far exceed­ Check Lubrication, of 1900-01. Most of us were 'speciaLs' ed my consumptive capacity, and Check Clutch, Rear Axle, Transmission. of grammar school caliber; a few I confess that I am one of his alwere graduates of accredited high “The Dean is a thinker—a rapid schools and. hence, were qualified to enter as freshmen. Some of the thinker. He is not, therefore, much city boys furnished*a deal of amuse, of a mixer. He is not. averse lo con­ ment in the farm crops classes; they tact with people, but he is not the knew less about practical farming kind of man to be among them all MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR matters than we knew about trigo­ the time, flattering them and kid­ nometry. None of the 'soeclals' ding them with popular 'good fel­ PHONE 2554 227 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS and freshmen saw much of Dean low' bunk. Davenport. although he was aiwavw "Prof, and Mrs. Davenport, at the cordially accessbtle and pleasantly "end of thc nresent college year will Buy War Bonds and Stamps Hero! Interested In them, as we learned, reestablish themselves on hts Michwhen we called on him. He could en-[ gan farm where, as be informs us. courage and inspire the most dL*-1 they 'will set up another kind of Every student has difficulties and I life.' He will then try to 'get closer ILLINOIS' AND NATION'S LEADING FARM PAPER, BREEDERS GAZETTE PAYS FINE TRIBUTE TO THE DEAN The Charlotte Foot- AMrM I AN I fh IIN ThlS Fine Courtesy HEART-SHIELD nInI r DI DLL SWU.’ « bffiS'51."S,be A LIFE.. .A£g gfc Klf'&S1. PETE’S AUTO PARTS CASH FOR YOUR JUNK CAR Let Us Keep Your Car in Condition LyBARKER’S LEAVE BARRY COUNTY THE WAY I LEFT IT, PLEASE/ McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES HOW CAN WE BETTER BARRY COUNTY IF WE DON'T OWN AND OFFER IMPROVE A PART“OF IT? Be a good citizen, buy Real Estate Gas station about 6 miles out of Hostings, stock of groceries, nice living quarters, stock and real estate together with a nice business for only$3,000 200 acres of land in Baltimore Township, has 7 room house, has electricity, has barn 40x80 with 2 barns attached, about 50 acres of seeding, known as the Perry Henry farm- —.____$7,500 Three-finger lamb's wool >ap<$ Venetian blind duster. Regular Price $1.25 NO ON LOCAL OPTION ON NOVEMBER 2nd For trade one of the most beautiful 120 acre farms in Maple Grove township for a good 40 acre farm or even smaller. For trade an excellent house, lot, has steam heat, newly pointed, has garage, full lot in the village of Nashville wants to trade for a small farm. On* quart Vapoo slat and all-purpose cleaner. Regular Price $ .75 Special BOTH FOR A wonderful 80 in Carlton Township, lays good, good set of buildings, well -fenced------------------- - ------- $7,500 EARL R. BOYES GIVE ME A CHANCE TO VOTE ON IT WHEN I COME BAC REAL ESTATE BROKER (The beat tavwtatent W. A.ROTH FURNITURE PHONE 2226 HASTINGS. MICN. STEBBINS BUDDING (This Ad Paid For By Barry County Citizens Opposed To Local PHONE 2659 �TITE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. OCTOBER M, IMS ’ to her duties in the Creamery of-Illy. * Misses Winnie Lcctka and I Tuesday last * Mra. Mary Gray re-1 spected young man of our vicinity. I MARTIN CORNERS STONY POINT Miss Florence Cooibaugh has been ' fice Monday after a week's vara--Irene FYoat returned to their du- turned home Tuesday from a two His bride, while a stranger to us.Orr Fisher was a caller at Mr. and lion spent near Louisville, Ken-[ties at the Kent Country club, weeks' visit with her son Charles is well and favorably known in her Mra. B. J. Wellman’s Wednesday. spending the week with her uncle । tucky. ★ Mra John Robertson of in Grand Rapids, Monday after1 onci family at Merritt. While north - home to an and we know both have Mr. Wellman has been very poorly and family in Eaton Rapids. * Flint spent the weekend with her-a two weeks' vacation spent with 8h* 1,a^ • iunca ‘ — ------— " lately but we were glad he and Clinton Poulson took his moth- :——— Mr. and Mrs. Malcnmb Maloomb Vemor Leetka at Seattle. Wash-1* five-inch fall of snow cn Satur- smooth sailing dn Lifes sea. A dln- Mra. Wellman were able to attend Callers at B. J. Wellman’s the post Mra. Hana Pool™ to Saranac £ ParmeteT * Mra. Roy week were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Malssr._ ana. asra. |n^ * Mr and Mra loren Tun- «My. October 16. * Mr. <and Mra. uer in their honor was given by Mr. the W.S.C.8. * Mra. Letha Adklris llsnn of Lansing. * Mr. and Mra. nday where aha ptanned to spend MoCaul who waa in Grand Rapids gate and daughter Charlotte and Glenn Wellington of Three Rivera, and Mra. Glenn Solomon on Sun­ and daughter Mra. Lenna Howard Angus Huey are spending a few baby were Sunday guests of Mr werc weekend visitors of thftr day at the home with the following few deva with her daughter, last week attending thc Institute of Morgan also were welcome visi­ and Mra Merle Stimson in Grand daughter, Mrs. Eldon Poulson and I present, besides the bridal couple: tors al the Society. A Lyle Gilles­ days with Mr. and Mra. J. D. Aelick before leaving for Arkan­ Srtda* William Hulett U^rmch 8l<*' L00* Barnuin. Mra. CunImSoved from his recent “fckneM by of Leighton took her cousin. Mias ton WlUiami and Utile son Norman pie who is stationed al thc U.8.A. sas where they expect lo make mcrly of Middleville loulso and air station at Norman, Okla.. L» Mra. Alfred Haskins. Harold’s her father live together on Foun­ we are all glad to hear * The Rusha Minor to her home in Port- of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd home on a week's furtough visiting their future home for some time * let had just suffered a serious tain St. and both are well anti George Willson family h<is moved Friday after a three weeks Asplnall attd children. Robert. Mar- fils parents Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Mr. and Mra. Elmer Crook of Beld­ a, so returned home bringing working. * Mra. Hattie Stevens re­ from the Glenn Kermecn home visit at .. their home. On Saturday Saturday: lene and Barbara of nr Carlton CcnCan.! Gillespie on tiie Center road. * The ing came on Saturday for a few Lionel Haskins with them. * on the east side to thc Baird ten- 1 they visited their <daughter, Mrs. I ter. Mr. and Mra. Paul Palmer. Misses Doris Cevlnski and'Betty days’ ■ visit with then- daughter, Winnie Owens of Battle Creek turned home Tuesday Last from a ant house on the west side, for­ Clarence Morse ond family at'Ralph Palmer. Mra. V. M. Harris Smith of -Hastings were Tuesday Mrs. J. D. Aelick. On Sunday the two weeks’ visit with her son and other children and grandchildren came to visit her brother, Lloyd daughter-in-law. Dr. and Mra. Lloyd merly occupied by Mra. Chester Bellevue. * Mrs. Ralph Harper of1 and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Solomon night supper guests of Carrie and came for a family gathering which od and family and was taken Steveha In Joliet. DI. * Mr. and Baxter. Flushing is spending some time, and children. Donald and Janet all Dorothy Cogswell. MLis Hah Reed usly ill was taken home Mon- Mrs. Clear Sherk and Mr. and with his parents. Mr. and Mra. W. ■ of this vicinity. | and room mate also of Hastings included Mr. and Mrs. Don Cook Mr. and Mra. Andrew Gackler, and daughters Donelda and Nancy Mra. George Adams spent Sunday in their daughter Retha Hegar and R. Harper. Rev. Ralph, brought SH/ oX New Arrivals with Mr and Mrs. Roy enuuren drove aruve to io Morley swvricj Saturday oaiuiun) her over on Saturday and re-1 lias been confined in a hospital Lansing Ray Haywood and family of the akc,1inger and two children Peggy ______ J....... —- • —------ _ - — - children part of the afternoon. her broth- matned Mrs. Manna Diemen nas sora ' J- Kwch’k of Algonquin district were Sunday d...aince. * Mra. Joe Cronin of Grand Sherk. * Mr. and Mrs. Ernrat gnd ipent ^e day Mrs. Martha Dietrich has sold din! — ■ ■ ---------■ — - --------- — er. Anto Benson and family. * jUpids spent Thursday with her Boach of Coldwater were her residence on west Main St. to ncr guesU of Mr. and Mra. Elmer visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mrj ]rtne tusker of Chicago and Gail RusseU. teacher in thc T.-K.] .®“° aunt, Mra. E. F. Blake. * Mrs. A. Gillespie. * Mr. and Mrs. J. D, AeBenjamin Jorgensen of Jackson school, and will have an auction " B. Lewis and little son David re­ Ritchie. lick and little granlUon Deabcr William Harper Is in Grand wcrc present at the funeral of their turned to their home in Detroit, sale of Huey and Mr. arid Mrs. Orr Fisher ol household nousenoia goods, gooas, Saturday t»auiraa>। .JT. Ai "J., on Saturday after spending a few Rapids tills week as a witness in a mother. Mrs. J. C. Jorgensen, Wed- afternoon. Mrs. Dietrich ulans were callers on Mr. and Mra. Ster­ plans to. to -nmlhwnkb »~ days with her parents. Mr. and lax suit called in federal court * nesday as was also Mr. Jorgensen's make her future home In Callfor- *•*» ln ' ling Weeks and at Allcq and Mel­ *n_ P2?.r““p?!_e’. J>nL,fT,' vin Mra. L E. Elwood and their sons. Mrs. Della Allen has alosed her skter, Mrs. Mina Palmetler of Ra- nil where she has spent the post WlwUtone’s Sunday after home for the winter and is stay- , cine. Wis * Mr. and Mrs Maurice ceiving congratulations on the birth church. We are glad to say they Lronard and Alton and families Miss Leona Longstreet returned Ing with the Andrew Oackler fam- Lewis of Kalamazoo are spending McClellan and baby daughter of of a ion in Pennock hospital. Has­ found thc sick at both places bet­ jI a few days tills week with her p«r■ K' WM-lr wlrK nor. ter * The WS.CS. at Mrs. Velma St Petersburg. Fla., who Were tings. on Thursday, October 21. : ents. Mr. and Mra. U-on Potts of visiting her parents. Mr. vuF'Mra j Drmond's last Wednesday was well 1 the Clay Hills district as he Ls to Fred Granger at Hastings, wire Store Deliveries attended In spite of the busy season be Inducted Into the army Nov. 3. * callers on Middleville friends last In accordance with Federal ODT and sickness. Tire ladles of the Mrs. P. H Richards of Detroit. week. * Mr. and Mrs. Leon Potts Goodwill society were with us and rulings the local grocery stores are Mrs. C. E. VanAvery and Mrs spent Sunday in Lansing at the gave us some fine piano music oiul now making only two deliveries a Gerald VanAvery of Kalamazoo were the Rev. Coidren of the Grand St home of their daughter. Mrs. Har­ in town. Monday of last week. * old England where a family dinner week. VanderVeen's on Wednesday U. B Church of Hastings gave an and Saturday afternoons; Johnson's Mrs. Frank Prln’dle will be hostess excellent talk on thc issue of the honored Maurice Lewis, a son-in­ on Thursday nnd Saturday *fore— to the East Side card club this law. of Kalamazoo who will be in­ j day. Co. local option nnd the necnoons. Wednesday. * Fred White of Jack­ ducted into service. Nov. 3. * ci-nity for every one that is in son was a Sunday visitor of hLs Clair Corson oldest son of Mr. and । favor of It getting out to vote on _ , _ . Eurloush mother. Mrs. Lenna White 1. U|4S this lllipunujifc important aUMICXt, subject. S.YV1V Every *uw vote , Mrs. Wm. P. Corson, who was ac­ Lieut. Robert Smith - of Camp w)n count and the ”'weU" will see Mrs. Norman Carpenter of De­ cepter! In the U. 8. Navy a few -IV t. u.. K...„ spending a ten tl, u that their side nil gets out; let troit spent last week with her par­ months ago has been medically ... with — hu parents. Mr. lls vho are not in favor of the beer ; ents. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Reed of discharged as he lias been In the: days’ furlough Mrs. Vc — Smith and other ... ----- ------Jem gardens as a temptation to the boy Pannelee. * Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ hospital for six weeks with rheu-.land relatives. Mra. relatives, Mrs. Smith came from and girls of our Co. get out and I ence Steeby of Grand Rapids ac­ matic fever, and foot Double. our against lilts infam- I Detroit where she had been visit-, companied by his parents. Mr. and MOTORS OVERHAULED Ing. and Mr. and Mra. Wm. Camp­ ous traffic also, for wc “are our Mrs Fred Steeby of Leighton, were Curtis Solomon, youngest son of bell and little Johnnie came from brother's keeper." so vote yea. Sunday afternoon callers ot the CLUTCHES INSTALLED Fred Stokoe home. * Mra. Hattie Mr nnd Mrs. Glenn Solomon ofi1 Detroit for lhe weekend and Mrs. Smith spent several days last week Middleville and Miss Vemelva Bar­. C. to remain a few days while her HENDERSHOTT IGNITION—CARBURETOR SERVICE with her son. A. Jay nnd family num. daughter of Mrs. Ix-ma Bar­ brother was home. Monday Lt. and The Hendershott W. 8. C. 8. had 1 at Ada. * Mr. and Mrs. Enos Price num of Hastings, were united ini Mra. smith accompanied by hLs two inspiring meetings last week. " parents and brother Paul went to Our own nt Mra. Robt* Garrison’s] ■RAKES RELINED of Jackson were Sunday visitors of marriage at 4:34) o’clock Saturday' her mother. Mrs, Jennie Bovee. * afternoon. October 23 in Battle Lansing to visit his grandmother with the Quimby society us guesu. I SOUTHWIND GASOLINE HEATERS REPAIRED. Grover Cline drove to Grandville. Creek by the Rev. L. M Rlgelman. and aunt. Robert expects to leave and the next day meeting with the Thursday and brought his nephew. They were attended by Mrs. Fem। by plane Thursday for Louisiana. Goodwill society at Mra. Fred Billie Scott and Hugh Allen over Williams of Hastings, sister of the: Smith's in Hastings. * Mrs. Leslie Consolidation for a three days' visit. Hugh vlsit- bride and Ralph Palmer of Middle­ ------Lockwood of Hastlhgs. spent the: ' cd at the home of his uncle. Glenn ville and the ceremony witnessed At a special meeting Friday nigh’, weekend with her parents. Mr. nnd | Allen, * Mr. and Mrs A. H. Pnrk- by members of lhe families. residents of the Gates district No. 1 Mrs Chns. Hendershott. She has । er. returned home Tuesday from The happy couple has taken up, Y^wtltee Springs voted to consolidate *pcnt the Wt month with her 220 STATE ST. . PHONE 2909 Thornapple-Kelogg r-chooi husband nt Camp Tyler. Texas. Mr a ten-dny visit with their son Ar­ housekeeping at the Solomon farm 1 with nold nnd family at Midland. where Curt Li associated with hL< duUlCt.------------------------------------------------- Ix>ckwood has been transferred t: to Out 10-28 Edward --------------Zimmer 1 Camp —.... Blnnding.tf Florida. ........ * - Mar—ar-’, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmer of father in the agricultural line and fruit raising. The groom Is a grad-1 Funeral services for Edward Zim- shall Schantz vLMted his brother Royal Oak and Mrs. Cora Brace of uatc of T.-K. school and of a school mer. 64. who passed away in RockWilbur and family, enroute to his: Detroit attended tile funeral of their brother. Edward Zimmer of auctioneering and a highly re-: ford. Ill., were held nt the Beeler home In Hasting-; from Providence. । funeral-home Tuesday of last week. R. I. He is in Unde Sam's service with interment in Mt. Hope ceme-1 with wHh the Seabees and expects to be i j "shipped out" after this furlough. * He was bom In Middleville, the Mrs. Daisy Thompson of Shultz i san of Mr. nnd. Mrs Alfred Zim­ and Mr and Mrs. Elton Crane of I mer nnd had attended Middleville Rutland were Sunday guests at Leo school. A SpanLiH-War veteran, he Hendershott’s. * Mrs. Glen Henry was married to Belle Fergurson visited her son Donald Borton nt an October 11. 1890 at Grand Rapids army camp in MLvsouri. over the nnd lived at Detroit before moving weekend. * Fifteen ladies from Hendershott W. S. C. 8. visited the to Rockford three years ago. Mrs. Fred Besides his widow he leaves three Goodwill society nt sons and three daughters. Burdette Smith’s in Hastings, Thursday. Ail of Wayne. Mitchel nnd — King pF*-«nlo>ed the fine talk on the mis-, Muskegon. Mrs. Robert Bennett, sianary work given by Mrs. Don.Mu&kegon. Bennett. Mrs. Richard Matson and Xfrs. Smith of Hastings * Mrs. Elia Mansion! GusUfMin of Rocklord, came last Thursday to stay IU.. twenty grant! children.-"^ sis- ^‘'h her daughter. Mrs. Albert ter. Mrs. Arthur Brace 6t Detroit J*r111 ■'^£s has been ill again, and a brother Frank of,’Royal Oak.V^pe ptiSt week but Is better at the ------------- / ''.time of'thia writing. * Tiie Hen-I HenInfant P ahm-s I derahoU-Community I—............................... v.«w ukv»i Pa«4s club will meet , The ’ symixithy oCmany Middle**............' J? -■-■ "^-••"•• Skrontay “—7 night of ILL, thLs week at nt j ville friends Is felt for Pvt. and ** the “* school house for their annual 'Mrs. Woodrow Gillette of Grand pumpkin pie supper. Rapids in tlx- loss of their Infant son stilMibrn tn Blodgett hoiNEED—BUY WAR BONDS pltal Saturday evening. Oct. 23. The little one was brought to Ml. INSTEAD. Hops cemetery Monday afternoon for prayer service and interment. McCormick Deering 13 hoe tractor grain drill, power ■ Mrs. Gillette us.tf the former lift, new. Dorothv Sharp, daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. Vance Sharp. Woodrow McCormick Dearing grain binder, 7 ft. cut. who is located nt Camji McCoy. Wis., McCormick Deering 7 tooth cultivator. was granted a three days' furlough International 1934 pickup truck. and arrived in Grand Rapids, Sun­ day. |ohn Deere corn planter. t IDDLEVILLE 'sss nnd David. Mr and Mrs. Chas. Hol. lenbeck and daughter Anne of Belding; LL and Mrs. Clifton Mil­ ler. home on furlough from Nash­ ville. Tenn. enroute to a camp in Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Angus Huey__ and children, Deber and Alice. All enjoyed the delicious chicken din­ ner and a good time in general. Recovers Gsld and Silver Chemicals, particularly cyanides. and silver. Gold or silver-bearing ore Is crushed into a fine dust and . dropped into huge tanks which con­ tain a cyanide solution. The metal combines with the cyanide and in a later step is recovered in a prac­ tically pure state. TAXES! COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE HAVE YOUR FOR WINTER HAVE YOURS BEEN LOWERED CHECKED CAR SINCE THE SALE OF LIQUOR HAS NOW BEEN PERMITTED? r YET IT WAS PROMISED THAT THE LIQUOR TAXES WOULD RE­ LIEVE US OF TAX PRESSURE. SHOULD WE LEGALIZE STEAL­ MAHLER MOTOR SALES ING, TAX IT, AND CALL IT A BOON TO THE COMMUNITY? NOTHING STEALS FROM OUR COMMUNITY LIKE THE LIQUOR jf= TRAFFIC. AUCTION SALE VOTE IT OUT! STOP THIS TRAF­ FIC FROM STEALING US BLIND! Hoving decided to quit farming, I will sell at public auction at my farm located 2] miles north and 11 miles east of Nashville; or 2j miles west of Vermontville, on the Hastings road on - ★ ★ ★ Vote “YES” WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1943 NOVEMBER 2nd! Commencing ot 12 o'clock sharp, the following described property: HORSES Team of horses, 8 and 12 yrs. old, wgt. 3050 lbs. Double harness and collars. COWS Durham-Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old. Durham-Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old. Durham-Guernsey cow, 2 yrs. old. Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, due Jan. 3. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due Dec. 27. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due Mar. 8. Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old, due Mai. 13. Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old, due Mar. 5. Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old, due hilar. 12. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due Mar. 15. 2 Holstein heifers, 1 yr. old. 4 Holstein heifers, 6 mos. old. Holstein bull, 5 mos. old. • SHEEP, HOGS & CHICKENS 35 breeding ewes. Registered Shropshire buck. 4 O. 1. C. brood sows. 18 mos. old. 150 AAA White Leghorn pullets. 20 White Rock pullets. 100 Red Rock, year old hens. HAY & GRAIN 16 tons good mixed hay. 150 shocks of corn, cut with binder. 100 bu. oats. 8 acres bean pods. FARM MACHINERY McCormick Deering F-14 tractor on rubber. McCormick Deering hay loader. McComick Deering side rake. McCormick Deering 2 row cultivator. McCormick Deering bean puller. McCormick Deering 2 bottom, 12 in. plow. McCormick Deering 7 ft. mower. - New Idea manure spreader. Massey Harris 7 ft. disc. Stone boot. Land taller. Two 3 sec. drags. Osborne corn binder. Case 54 in. combine. Horse drawn mower. Tractor trailer, 7x14 in. bed, with new 6 ply tires. Most of thc above tools are nearly new. Ritc-way pipe line, two unit milker, new. Super electric cream separator. Six 10 gal. milk cans. Electric fence charger. Born radio. 11'4 in. x 12 ft. line shaft with hangers. Several pulleys and 2 in. belt. '■ 4 in. belt. 3 way 2 in. well pump. Pump jock. Pump rods. Emery grinder. 1-3 h.p. electric motor. Lard press. Hand pressure sprayer. Sausage grinder. Milk pail. Strainer. 28 in. buxx saw, with steel frame. 30 grain socks, some new. Platform scales, double beam. Oil drums. Crowbar. 12 ft. J09 chain. Tractor-jack. Rubber tired wagon or trailer. Barley fork. Manure forks. Hayforks. Cant hook. v x j Long handled shovel. Scoop shovel. Buck saw. Corn horse. Corn knife. Axes. Some bushel crates. . Two ond three horse eveners. Tank heater. Scythe. z 18x24 stock canvas. 63 ft. galvanixed 1 in. pipe. new. 12 ft. 1V4 in. pipe. 1 pr. tire chains, sixe 600 x 16. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 Kroehler living-room chairs. Largest sixe Estate Hcatrola. like new. Circulator coat or wood heater. Cregm enamel range, used very little. Oak dining table. 2 burner oil stove. 1 burner oil heater. Aluminum pressure cooker. 25 gal. crock. 10 gal. key. Dining table. Odd chairs. Rocker. Fruit jars. Lamps. Baby scales. Three-quarters bed. mattress, new. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: CASH, NO GOODS TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR CLEVE STROW, Prop. R. A. LAPO, Clerk HARRY PENNINGTON, Auclionaer 1 Farewell Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elwood entcr] tained their sons Leonard and wife, and Alton, wife and four children at dinner this Monday night for ' thc pleasure of Leonard who leaves for service this Tuesday. Former Residents Pas.1 We regret to note the passing of three former residents of Middleville, two of whom were natives of this | vicinity. Mrs. Ix>Lm Gladstone. Mrs. John TenHarkel and Miner Bcna- Mrs. Gladstone who died In Si. Petersburg. Fin., on Oct. 18. with her husband and children resided In Middleville many year? and ; later spent their summers at their Barlow lake cottage. We met her . when in Florida two years bro, and enjoyed several afternoons together. Funeral services were held in Har­ tings on Thursday ba: circumI stances prevented many of her old friends from Middleville attending i as they would have liked. The symI pothy of old acquaintances is. cxtended to thc children i | News also reached here of the , death at Flint of Miner Benaway. who was a Middleville boy and favorably remembered by old mldents of the town. He died at Flint after a short illness with heart trouble nnd where funeral services were held Thursday. Besides his wife he leaves three chUdrou his mother. Mrs. Katie Snyder of Has­ tings. hia haling.ter. Mn>. Earl Kcrmcen and his half-brother. Guy Willard of Hostings. Mrs. Kcrmeeii accompanied by her mother nnd brother. Guy. were in Flint for a . couple days last week and attended thc funeral. Mrs. Jolm TenHarkel. who as Jennie Stanford, was bom nnd grew to womanhood in tills vicinity, was । laid to rest In Mt. Hope cemetery | this Mbftday, folkurlnr -tuners! serv­ ices at Joy’ Memorial church in Grand Rapids where site had been a faithful worker tor years. She had been in ftcor health for several ytars. The TcnHarkeLs after their marriage resided In Middleville and Irving and,many friends here symethize with thc family ’in their *■ Besides thc husband and son Ethbert. she leaves two brothers.1 William Stanford of Dowling and tiie Rev. Geo. P. Stanford of Portj MOLE HOLE — U. S. fighting words for photographic dark room. Observation planes returning from enemy territory must bring back . photographic records to aid in mapping invasion campaigns. Wo 1 on tha home front must set a record for War Bond buying to as­ sure the snceeas of this campaign. Back tho attack with War Bonds. AUCTION SALE Owing to the death of Sarah Hcnney, I will dispose of the personal property at public auction at the residence located just west of the Carlton Center store; or 6Vi miles northeast of Hastings on WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, 1943 . Starting at 1 o'clock, I offer the following: Round table and 6 oak chairs, leather scats. Hcatrola. Small cook stove. Large cupboard. Milk safe. Drop leaf kitchen table. 3 burner oil stave and oven. 5 rocking chairs. Some odd chairs. Ironing board. Victrola and records. Steel folding cot. Walnut organ ond stool. Stands. 2 sewing machines. Kero Rayo lamps. Large looking glass. Small oil*heater. Electric vacuum sweeper. Cherry dresser. 2 clocks. Commodes. Small incubator. Wood bed, mattress and springs. Antique chest of drawers. Antique rope poster bed. Antique baby bed. Bird cage. Iron bed, springs and mattress, now. Cheat.- Krout cutter. Clothes bars. Quantity books. Pair horse blankets. Quilts and bedding. Sheets ond pillow coses. Scythe. Lawn mower. 2 five gal. cans. No. 2 grinder. Sprayer. Skates. 50 gal. barrel. Washing machine and ringer. Stone churn. Tubs. Egg crates. Cross cut saw. Ten 2 gal. crocks. Set good platform scales. 3 dox. fruit cans. Ice cream freexer. Seeder. , 10 1 tyrup cant. 2 lanterns.. Quantity canned fruit. 4 pulleys. Quantity wood. Hay rope, pulleys? and fork. Fruit jars and cans. Dishes and cooking utensils of all kinds. Roaster. Forks ond hoes. Single buggy. 2 cutters. Thills, gates and lumber. Numerous other articles. TERMS. Cash day of sale, no goods removed until settled for. LaFayette Usborne Adm DEWEY REED, Auctioneer CLIPFORD HAMMOND. JAY WING, Clerks �2 iJ8_9 a:DS^■ HFJ 3-52 ~5 - ■ 1O J THE HASTINGS BANNER. THVRIDAF. OCTOBER It. 1S43 Here’s the clincher for me Every pay day, nearly a quarter of what I make goes into War Bonds. Not just when I can spare it. But - every single pay day—week in, week out. 7 HIS is my kid. He’s a pretty good kid. I always used to figure he’d get along all right in the world, the same way I did. ■ But a war starts you thinking. Nobody knows for sure just what kind of a world my kid will have to grow up in. But whatever kind of a world it is, a little money behind him will help. That’s why I’m salting money away for him now. I’m not taking any chances with his future. I’m guaranteeing it in the best way I know how. It’s taken right out of my pay, on the Payroll Savings Plan. That way, I hardly miss it. J3ut it mounts up fast. And every one of those War Bonds will pay back four dollars for three. Pay it back when mj\kid may need it most. Sure, I’d be buying bonds anyway. I know the Government needs money to win the war. And, it’s the least sacrifice a guy can make for the country that’s been good to him. But the clincher with me is my kid. . y ★ ★ ★ Chances are, you’re already in the Payroll Savings Plan—buying War Bonds—doing your bit. But don’t stop there. Raise your sights! Do your best! How millions of Americans have done fheir bit— and how they can do better: Of the 34 million Americans on plant pay rolls, nearly 30 million of them have joined the Payroll Savings Plan. (If you aren’t in yet—sign up to­ morrow!) Those Americans who have joined the Plan are investing, on the average, 10% of their earnings in War Bonds. (If you haven’t reached 10% yet— keep trying!) r But ■ > ■ ■ ■- America’s income this year will be the highest in history—about 125 BILLION dollars! In spiteofalj taxes and price rises, the average worker will have more money than last year—more than ever before! That is why Uncle Sam has a right to ask us, indi­ vidually, to invest more money in War Bonds, through the Payroll Savings Plan. He asks us to invest not 10% or 15% or ?0%, but all we cant KEEP ON BACKING THE ATTACK! WALLDORFF&SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON E. W. BLISS CO. ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY GLEANERS COFFEESHOP , ANDRUS SERVICE HOTEL HASTINGS , MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE TAYLOR SHOE STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL■ STORE HOME . BAIRD'S STORE \ FELDPAUSCH STORES 1 THE HASTINGS BANNER COLEMAN INSURANCE MILLER REAL ESTATE HASTINGS CITY BANK ‘ NATIONAL BANK ICASITE CORP. VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE I NT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1943 POUR FREEPORT Mra. Wm. Hutchins spent the ——........... weekend with her daughter Mr*. Robert Glassgow, Marvin Thaler and family of Has-'. ng and Mra How- tings. * France* Bustonce of Has- I Mr. and Mra. Howard Houghton ‘ The Misses Halen and Dorothy ' of Detroit spent tho weekend with Steckle ot Battle Creek spent the their parents perenle Mr. and “nd Mrs. Mra. Guy Ouy'! weekend with their parents Mr. and Smith. Mrs. ‘ ’* Mr. and •Mra. Burt —' Farrell " I •• — Owen Steckle v' of' Carlton. * of East Carlton spent last Tuesday Mrs. Ivan Rot^, ahd with Mr. and Mrs Cha.,. Asplnall. J?, * Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs 1 day afternoon and evening. * M.. Earl KmJ^and family ™er. Mr and Mra. Wm. Miller and son* c,t »«« Thursday afternoon Middleville, and Gordon William*■ °** O^HfeForoi Twine * Mra. Charles Kellar and * Marlsn Sterxlck of South Sn of H^Fwm.> -n.* Th™*- I BouT.e was wa* a Sundav Sunday dinner guest gnert ' ft™, „ of EvangallsUc campaign.' Mrs. Loraine RusseU of Grand |' No. 1 came along and I went into the army. I tojk out ten thousand . H.ald, ,iwii uxl Lb. ; MM n«l dollars government Insurance.run • night as guests of Mr. and Mn. Bt B o'clock. * five to my mother and five to my Ivan Roush. * Mr. nnd Mr*. Clare Basaelt and family of North Irving spent Sunday with Uitir parent* was on lhe front and month* later Mr. and Mra. Geo. Bassett. * my father wrote me arid said. "Son. Charles Aldrich of U. a Navy spent I got the polklea and they broke last Wednesday and Thursday with School my heart. I am sorry for the way I his brother Harold Aldrich and I Worship treated you. I am sorry I drove you ___ _ _ _____ in Endeavor. from homo, and if God spares you family. * Mra. Claud Mead was a Bunday guest ot her sisters Mra. , Leader. Leone Jeffery lo come back I'U be a real Dad lo Oscar Jone* and Mra. Ethel Hess at 8:00 PM. Evening service you" Dad quit drink and told me Hastings. .1 8:00 P.M. Thursday Prayer meet- he voted dry and when I got back Bea DePlonty and friends ot Bal- । tag. Adair Endres. * Mr. and Mra. he was a real Dad to me. ------i Mr* A. B. Stcven.ion and baby of Frank Bunker of Alto were dinner Ue Creek were Bunday afternoon | Pieaaant Valley I had to show him I loved him. ! Grand Rapids spent the weekend guert* of Mra Delia Yule la*t Wed­ callers “ of •*Mr. and Mrs. Warren ----------i 10:00 AM. Morning Warship I love you folk*, too, and 1 love the with their moUicr Mr*, nesday. * Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cul­ Surrarrar. * Sunday evening callers i 11:00 AM. Sunday school boys and girl* of this county, many । JJ,bl‘nryn„? kSShv ver of Hastings were Sunday night of Mr. and Mra. Adam Entries were ' ot whom are going through lhe , Creek and Helen and Dorothy Mr. and Mra. Wendell Shoemaker • same things I suffered. Do you love Woods of »^ing* saint Sunday Harry Boughner of of Lansing. * Mra. Laura Kingsley I ing those boys and girls? with their parent*. Mr. and Mra ere Thursday after- and son Pat oi of aranavnio Grandville were . • ------------Borne say we will lose a lot of ! Virell Wood* and family. * Warren noon callers of Mr. and Mra. E G. Thursday overnight guest* of Mr. | —————————— Kldder of Indng was a Saturday business If we vote dry, but do we Olsen. * Miss Vada Schwader of want business so bad that wc are afternoon caller of Mr. and Mrs Detroit spent the weekend with her willing to ride along on lhe coat, George Bassett. I VlxUI I parents Mr. anrTMra. Pred Schwad­ ij,ending a furlough with his moth- I UULIV. tails of this beastly liquor traffic । Mrs. Kenneth Penoyer of Grand er of Campbell. * Mr. and Mrs. er Mrs- Mabel Yoder and family*. ' to get It? Rapids called on Mrs. Guy Smith Carl. Btutance and family of Has­ MLm Iris Olmstead is also a guest. * ' gEDITOR BANNER: Arthur Kidder. R. 2 last Monday afternoon. ★ Mr. and tings were weekend guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kellogg, Mrs. ; I am a soldier. Inactivated by a Hastings. Michigan I Mra. Ray CUnton of Hastings were and Mr*. Ralph Sage and familv. * Claud Walton. Mrs. Wm. DCpp, Mrs .."Medical Discharge'', alter spend­ I Sunday guests of Mr and Mn. । Mjs Mina Denis# spent from Wed­ ' Alien Fish. Mrs. Lafe Williams, Mra. ing five month* in lhe United. Harold Aldrich and family. * Mr. nesday night until Sunday evening Chas. Overholt. Mrs. J. Hoevenalr Stale* Army. My Buddles are still I and Mr* Clement Mead spent Sun- with her son Ivan Denise and fam- ana Mra. Nell Newton, and Mra. J. there, some of them already over-< W. McCue attended the W.C.T.U. seas, fighting to defend my right, meeting last Tuesday evening at and youra. to live aa a free Ameri­ which Mra. Whitney waa guest .BOWLING NEWS speaker, h The demonstration spon­ can. I was Indeed shocked, when I re­ sored by WAI-A. at the home of turned home, to find that our peo­ Ken Clark, with lhe aid of a big Mrs. Ellen Becse was well attended ple. whom wc left lo defend, were 245 second game, scored 588 pins to there being 40 ladles present. * conspiring against us. The law* of take lhe top spot in the week's in­ Clare Surrarrar and Boyd Novesky this glorious Country Bive us the dividual bowling Clark* bowling wis accompanied Gerald Thompson to right to buy our beer where and the main reason for a three gum? Grand Raoids Monday forenoon. * whcn-cver we choose, are you going whitewash applied by Bllsa to Has­ Wedding bells will ring soon In this to be responsible for taking away tings Piston Rings In the Recreation community. * The Rev. and Mra. that right from your fighting sons. League. Adrian Shellcnbarger of 40 J. W. McCue were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Ivan Roush fend it? If you do. I woulf not have J^®*'** garnered a fine 582 ( 212the heart to eo back and face my 172-190) series for runner-up pcsi"Hnddiei" k* l mav have to do tUm and J. Nowicke of Woodbind In w. l- r. v. . All members and families of Uic local W.O.T.U. will meet at the | tew months, ana tell them that the third place. home of Mra. Claud Walton Friday J.®*J’™"'3., “Home Front" has let them down. । Tom Comp furnished lhe news of night. Oct. 29. Tlwre will be a pro____ the week when on Thursday night I do not condone _____ Uquor.___ neither gram,' refreshments. I gram, games and refreshment*. | ■- j• condemn —J----- ••it. But 1 do condemn n in the Commercial League for Ha*­ Rirthrf»v Part# (or Ki»tar« I “n>‘ election, or attempt at “Local' Ung* Mfg. Co. he turned in the r,are triplicate series of three Identical games of 170. It was one of those “once In a million'' serie*. PISTON RING LEAGUE: CIO U> with. poclurk dinn.r Mr, Yui, Th«™ KulStur was presented with a lovely electric I L Ijnicient number tn (2>—Machine Room (1); Engineers . j table lamp. Mra. Catt was also re? ttn eketion as this in (2>—Grinders (1); Office (3)—Navy I minded that Monday VU her birth3 ekeUon 33 lnU ln Grinder* (0). BLISS LEAGUE: Tool Room <2) day and each received card* and lhc question. In the —Electricians <11: Foundry Osother lovely gift*. The Rev. and uv w-, Wiley recently pub- Office (D; Shop Office «2»—Engi­ Mrs J. W. McCue gave some very «2*.*^ I would like intereaUng remarks; reading, and /Tj^sixtren wik. neers '!». RECREATION LEAGUE: BILt* £ienkW"* rendered * oU,er £ in Impost in the South. Which (3>—Piston Ring* (0); Hasting* Ice | friends. _______ times, had as many as sixty and Fuel <3>— white Product* (0); w M A Mrrlinr thousand soldier, and not once, dur- Strand (2)—Leonards (l>. i There will be on aU-day meeting ’* ““g1 JSdier’Irunk^ar under thc SERVICE LEAGUE: Woodland (2>—Rotary (D; KiwanU No. 2 <2» influence of liquor, while on duty. —Klwanls No. 1 (li. But as she staled in her article, COMMERCIAL LEAGUE. 40 M i with a public dinner at noon. Ev- they do want their beer, and were —eryone-wlcnme, ' ____________ _ lined up by thc hundreds, after duty and Ms <2»—Andrus Service (1); hours, at the various Post E<- Medics <2>—MlddlevUle Creamery Senior Carnival —turn. So (1); Trio Cafe (2>—Food Center . -------------their Tiie Freeport senior class Is hold- f1!0"’63' fu ,ifSi icl u» “••••! our "Fighting (1); Coffee Shop (3)—Sandard ing its Annual Carnival Nov. 5 at Sons" gel home and then ask. "How OU* (0>; Hastings Mfg. Co. <21— tiie Freeport Public school. There Moose (1>: State Insulation *3)— will iO you vote?" will be fun. frolic and food fqr ev- I wjU ^..VO wiiGoodyear Bron. Hdwe. (0). Pvt. William E. Hackney eryone. Save vour rius and motor * '*• ------- (Inactivated) Best scores: 1G4-245-18O-5OT to FreetXJrt nnd let the "44" sen- I ___________ K. Clark 212-172-198 —582 lors .ho. you un.. of your 1U. , c-hiizh- JUnwr:, nuinrrA- Sheilenbarger 238-161-180-57.1 My reasons for inducing folks to J. Local Rebekah Lodge Meet* **“ " 225- 155-180-573 ' i vote dry are bound up In my Ufes C I The Freeport Rebekah lodge will v.ote L.z--------206-202-110-57.7 . • meet this Thursday night Oct. 28. , sl<Jry226- 176-174—576 w. 224-141-205-5711 Vhillng lodges of lhe county will ( I ------- .... necausc n.y A —-----------, also attend. There will be supper t In “’’^h of Mul soul because my H. Long° 147-200-216-561 and games, each member to bring I father drank heavdy\ He’cawe g j 224-155-177-554 1 goring In on Saturn., — 215-161-179 555 ly al a late hour, Mid abused us children and our lovely mother Methodist Church Old-Type Nall She is a quiet, gentle woman and Rev. J. W. McCue. pastor it oroae uc. -------— ---------Testa show th. old-type' Mil cut 10:30— Morning worship. Note the it broke her heart. 1 saw the tears -.langc stream down her cheeks and drop out ot genuine wrought iron his change in In tune. time. 11:38—Sunday school, classes for on lhe floor and commenced to get greslcr resistance to corrosion and aU. 1 a deep hatred tor the Uquor traf- T1 ccnl more holding qualities 8:00—Evening worship.Dr. E. H. flc that ruined our home life. I ( u Babbitt will deUvcr the first mesWhen I was nineteen my father than *ic i \_______________ a used gas or electric refrigerator—call our office "rkM^Vtlr^ lonary uxnui: uciu MU wtie ouiiuuy umner kuv.h* ul au irsonk in North Irving. * Mr. ; and Mrs. Donald Thompson of Mra. O H- Fausey of Muskegon South Campbell. * Mrs. Jimmie Sunday evening callers of Mr. | Cassidy spent from Friday until Mrs. Howard Thaler at the i Monday night with her daughter i of Mr. and Mra. John Thaler. Mra. Hellie Smith of Hastings. * Coat* Grove. * Mra. Vcrdan Cole inday guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Ivan Roush and Mra. Claud and daughter Barbara of Middle1 Walton were their daughter . Walton were in Harting* last Wed- ville were Sunday dinner gurata of Robert Campbell and sister . neadky. * Mr. and Mra. John Thaler George Brownell of Flint. * | and Mr. and Mra. Howard Thaler bar parent* Mr. and Mrs. Buei Sis* Mr* Nina Manne of Lansing md Mr*. Allen Pish and daugh- | and baby were Sunday dinner ■on spent from Tuesday until Friday Virginia were In Grand Rapid-* , guest* ot Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smel- in h-lnirur care for her father W. Ssturday afternoon and called ker west of Freeport. * Miss Velina W Rockhill who ha* been very 111. - _ * g“ Mra John Endrw of Kalamazoo were Sunday dinner Howk were Thursday and Friday Mra. George Forbey ,an^ William, h guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane Dr. Vernor M. Moore and son Gor­ guest* of their parent* Mr. and Mrs Of Byron Center. * Mra. Mabel Yo­ don of Grand' Ranids and his Adam Endrra. * Avis and Myrtle der. Norma, Gordon, and Pfc. El­ mother Mra. Anna Moore of Eaton Everson spent part of last week wwi Yoderxuwi- and Miss Iris Olm- i Rapids called on Mra. Adah Motter with Mr. arid Mr*. Clifford /Jlerwood stead were Sunday dinner guests of and Mra. Bemlah Sccre Saturday ding of Hastings. * Mra Belle Pre*Mr. and Mra. Emory Kime of Camp- afternoon. Mra. Moore remained for ton spent thc weekend with Mr. bell. * George Basaett was injured a few days with her »i<tera return- and Mra. Roy Preston and family of Battle Creek. one day last week when a limb fell , ing to Baton Rapids Wednesday. day wiUi Mr. and Mra. Burt Schul- i lly of Alto. * Mra. NcUl# Singer and j sage lenbarger of Hastings. * Russell HUttUry at W.unllK ™ . FHday caller of Mra. Warren Surrar, rar and father ifrflson Hinckley. Mr. Hinckley who ha* been very ill is I somewhat Improved. * Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Tuttle at Grand Ranids spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. W. W. Rockhill. * Bobby Blough spent a few days last week with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Johnson south ot Hssllng*. * Mra. i^^n^ars piiRiir forum BOWLING NEWS WANT TO BUY OR SELL A USED QaA OR Clectricdppliance? .Maybe y can kelp you! nn ounciny tj ecame of the scarcity of new and used gas and /v electric appliances brought on by the war, we IF YOU WANT TO SELL . . . for example, believe it will be a genuinely helpful service if we and ask to have it put .on thc list of "refrigerators available." serve as an "information center” for this used equip­ Please be prepared to furnish the manufacturer’s name, the model number, age, size, thc price you want and general ment. With this in mind we announce a new, free condition. When someone inquires about the purchase of a used gas' service to our customers — Each of our stores will maintain a list of used gas and electric appliances available from individuals and a list of those desiring co buy. Assisting buyers and sellers in locating each other, will be the extent of our service. We cannot undertake to buy or sell these appliances or act as agent for their sale or purchase. We will assume no obligation nor charge any fee or commission. 6r electric refrigerator like or similar to yours, we will put him in touch with you directly. AUCTION SALE IF YOU WANT TO BUY. . . As I am moving to Battle Creek ond engaged in other work. I will dispose of thc for example, a used gas or electric refrigerator—rail our personal property at public auction at the residence located 1 mile south of Coats office and if wc can’t immediately put you in touch with some­ Grove; or 5 miles east of Hastings on the State Road and 1 mile north on one who has approximately what you want, we will add your name to thc list of "refrigerators wanted" and notify you when one is available. Please be prepared to tell us approxi­ mately thc size you want and thc price you wish to pay. We want to help. Simply call our nearest office to avail MONDAY, NOV.l, 1943 STARTING AT I O'CLOCK SHARP. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: yourself of this free service. CHICKENS 47 White Leghorn pullets, will be laying soon. It's the patriotic thing to do. It will provide some family with the appliance they NEED and you will receive money for your extra appliance which you can invest in EXTRA WAR BONDS! Lilt your NEW or USED appliance with us TODAY Hilcieatt WAR WORKERS AND OTHERS Weed YOUR USED GAS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 44 White Leghorn hens, year old, laying. 6 brooder boxes for baby chicks. BEES 3 colonies of good bees, well supplied with honey for winter. 12 hive bodies with frames. 23 10-frame supers apd other assortment of bee supplies. COAL About 7 tons of coal, easy to load. FARM TOOLS Walking plow. Corn planter. 7-tooth John Deere cultiva­ tor, nearly new. Small hand cultivator. Hand garden drill. Fodder chopper. 1} horse gasoline engine and pump jack. 10 gal. water separator. 2 10-gal. milk cans, nearly new. Milk can strainer. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Majestic 8-ft, electric refrigerator. Montgomery Ward kerosene range, upright oven, nearly new. Kalamazoo circulating heater, nearly ' Kitchen cabinet. Organ. Overstuffed chair. Studio couch. Majestic radio. Vallmcr player piano and several rolls. Bookcase and secretary. Dining table and chairs. Buffet. Dresser. Chest of drawers. Drop head sewing machine. Odd dishes. Other, articles not mentioned. TIKMS: CASH DAY Of SALI. NO GOODS BSMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. EARL ROUSH, Proprietor DEWEY REED, Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk WOODL Grand Rapid* Mrs. Roy Rowlai * Friendi ol M Lake Odessa are she Is much Un Last Tueaday ev Potter, aon of 5 Potter, fell out < very fortunate bruised. * Mr. evenins with he Uy. Mr. and M of Orangeville. of the Tamarac nock hospital ment. * wm. w len were Bundi the home of M Schalbly. * Bu at the home of Stowell were A Greenman. Mr, Thnrpn and <1 Battle Creek. M I son Gordon and I and son*. Rober I of Vicksburg. I First Class Mrs. McClay I were recent v of Mr. and Mr Mr. and Mrs and Mra. Mila Sat from a w I daughter and I Ward Plants I Hartford. * Mr Milwaukee and I Crockford of I Sunday dinne I Mra Arthur A I and Mra. Lloyd I land were din I daughter and I Mrs Don Sin I Thursday. * H I ed the I.O.O.1 I Lansing Tuesd I * Mr. and Mr I eon Morgan o I led Mr and X I over the week I Herald Classic I Mr. and Mra. I sing Wednesd I Mra. Harold I Judy of Chase I and Mra. Fn I Pew- Ur *n I arid Mra. Bc I Geo Nlethame �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2S. 1M3 WOODLAND ■with their chairman and the out- Hall and sons of Grand Rapid*; over the weeknjd. ★ MraCtatr 1 look 1* for a bigger andbetter Fair ; called on Mr*. Arthur Johncock Sun-1 Will amson uf Harilngan Tex**, than'over before.I day afternoon, a Mr. William De-1 U I’M mothw. Un Can. tncre Is to be a chicken diiuiar . mond and Miss Eileen Dick of De- Ford, S. year# old. Mxa. Williamson served in tiie cafeteriaunder the i trolt spent the weekend with Mr f attended Lhe wadding of her dauab1 management of Mrs Ralph Leffler and Mra. Ford Demond. * We re- tor. ROM Mare, Oct. 30, to Routa and Mrs. Harold Anderson, veterans gret losing Mr. and Mr*. Archie1 Hannerdark of Crystal F*ll». 0. P. flxwd Breaker r‘ Tsnlrar* I The County quota Is 117450. in till* field, with tiie dining room McNutt wno moved to Kalamazoo ftho will spend a month with her The Rev Vhd Mra Fay C. Wing Woodland's share Is 1800.00. were gUMU at aThmSSoofat th. ; Mr Paul ha* appointed the fol- in charge of Mra. MiUer and her last Saturday. Best wishes go with I mother before returning ham*. * them lo their new home. * Mr. and ■ Major McCollum af w**hiMtan_ n «Carv Lit*rare Club” in Jackson lowing solicitors In the village and Home Ec. girls. There will also be a hamburger | Mrs. Ralph Eames and children of C. and Sgt l.«» and Rev. Wing was township: , Hand with plenty of eat*, moviea. , Kalamazoo spent the weekend at Custer attai guest speaker. Mra. Andrew*, presIVillage: . Mel27lcULv. tlhodlst. dent of th* club, was c former way- Lucy Classic. Eda Tyler. Dirrit , bingo. The Country Store where all [ their cottage here. * Mr. and Mrs. Ing servlet land girl and an old frisnd of Rev. Hauet. Grant O*K«>d D. B. Green.,. produce may be found, exhibits, I john McLeod left last Sundayto ‘ church. rrev. crai. wuuraro. games, minstrel show and a one spend sometime in Kalamazoo. * j . 11 1 Wing. Two other member* of this i ana and me the Rev. Geo. Wingard, Townsirio: Paul Brodbeck. Paul «L play with special music. Free Mire Mildred Watson of Kalamazoo dowUNG dub were former Wayland residents T .- Bryant. Southeast; Walter Durkee,. admission/Fun for all. The proceeds | ^nt the weekend here with her and In addition had their wedding "arl Heise I ?eremon£ parformed by Rev Wl£ ■iCarl Heise. Southeast; Southwest: Oeoror Orarar Par- are fmjhe, Ho^taUKh^program Ln molher. Mr*. Mae W.taon when he was a resident of that city. rott. Irving Jordan. Northwest; the Woodland Twp. school. -----------------' • • ■ year if calling on all who have a । Rev. Paul Geiger. Carl Brodbeck. HICKORY CORNERS light on the porch or In the winWoodland Evangelical Church : Funeral service* for Mra. Blanche j dow on Saturday evening, and whp; _____ _ _______with _ the rhalrnjgn j The solicitors J. 8. Deabler, Pastor Hungerford. 7«. of August*, were1 “ expression of good will, will met Tuesday evening to y£i plan Morning worship 10:00 at at 1100 " held Monday aftemoonat 2 o'clock’ remember them witfiTa tmt at It ~ dl*cov.r^ 8und.y by oot- I• ^p^°Be ready for “ botheir UcI- Spindler and Mra. Richard Estep ramMntd lh Grand Rapids after Teiiehgra* Ihstiiute until Sunday afternoon M guest* of Mr. and Mra. B- A. Butkau. fact that he like the other township chairmen, 1* a busy man. with many demands upon their time, and that it is hoped that everyone would cddo*r’a8 wlU1 Wm ln ^rtUn< llw Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager of I the w< Grand Rapids called on Mr. and | Troxel Mni. Roy Ilowlsder Bunday evening, !l<eon 11 guest* of Mr. and Mr* Gerald * Friends of Mr*, Glen Covert of' t■«u. end MraE ir last Wednesday- Thl* was Luke Odessa are happy to hear that i Pav,®{, tie Greek for she Is much Improved in health. * . * ™TU Lust Tuesday evening, little Michael Potter, son of Mr. and Mr*. Gerald | Potter, fell out of their car. He was vUited relative* In Chase and Cadllvery fortunate in only being badly lac Friday. * Mra. Gordon WlUtanu daughter* Kay and Sue bruised. ♦ Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Par-and ----- ---two . __. from a visit ic.tt spent Bunday afternoon and Ann returned Saturday Batur Mrx evening with her brother and fam- W>Wh» parents. Uy, Mr. and Mra. O Ibert UUM .. .v Russell —— — at Petoakay. F * Miss Uy. Mr. and Mrs Clifford Cl'...— — Kahllo . .Tnvrian , , I _ ____ ____________________ ___ at' Gladys Jordan and friend Mis* of Orangeville. * Mrs Wm. Wort ley . NrehvUta and WU Helen Wade of Chicago spent the of the Tamarac District is in Pen­ I dred of Bomey 1 with Carl wocuna wimi Mr. *«r. and wa Mra. Juna nock hospital Hastings for treat­ weekend --------gurat* Sunday of Jordan and children. ment. * Wm. Wortley and son Gal­ been visiting in 'vtldrSTw len were Sunday dinner guests at Jordan who has » lcI when calU for >our ai,arr other | and June of Battie ci >w — ------------B uu the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Michigan for sever;! weeks. re­ & and on Mr. and Mrs Myron | band. Herbert Hungerford, one son, Schalbly. ,* Sunday dinner guests Mien- ‘' -So turds ■ Clair, and two grandchildren. She h.t£ir -------- 7 afternoon. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dor had been a member of the W. M. ( I ---------------- "** Stowell were Mr. and Mra. E. H. .church at Hickory Corners for Shn* °L» I Rayon Gt Greenntan. Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. 8H. rkSft 31S&Ji I Ai'r, .Thorpe and daughter Carol Lee. ti^Darcemcrer?“in *Rms"twu * Woodmansee home. * Milton Traf- 1 The u*e of rayon in fragmentation Battle Creek. Mrs. Grace Noble and son Gordon and Mrs Jack Bartmun kin of Brighton spent last week with dauLhte? Mra Bl^ch? D^rlmtaJ ctluiPmen‘ ,uch •• builet-reallng S and sons. Robert, Donald and David Mra. Ralph Leffler. Mia* Doreen rilL then a window broken near the 1 « lFlr.£1,“tfc Thursday evening. tnd hi< , sdhage ' their daughter and son-in-law. Ihci of jtattte Cwk has teen agisting I«»»«”»»« ‘»nk» *« «« P’ane>, extra- . . of Vicksburg. Mra. Vere Miller and Mlsa Btep. allowing the window to raise ; Jran^iu- m ' Th & "iLMn?tanHni da¥&Ur hU carc Jolui Garter alzo ha5 .strength tire cord* for the tire* of — Fint Class Beaman John and Ctarv. Marilyn- Miller of Heatings were Bnd then the doora unlocked from i J?®* SIffi’ of^nr M *A Ffoffs o’f • Mrs. McClay < Evelyn Lucas > of Md. -—->■- -------- — --------- — -----’hl™JVn’Z ■ bcrn numbtTCd among the sick j eernbat vehicle* and plane*, and were recent visitors at tire home Sunday dinner guest*. of Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hynes and Mr. and Mra. Gilbert McLeod acI • .t Blvd church. 1UU. I ut Ionia * Mr. and Mrs. Evart Hallock vldted at Walter White-, I axplain* why the supply ct Mr. and Mra. Ford Stowell. A Mr. companled by Marvin and Nancy and Mra. Milan Trumbo returned McLeod of Grand Rapid*, visited Bolton of Evanston. Ill., visited near Hickory Comer* Bunday * 1r,J'on avallgbta for civilian um baa 'or1*."’turf ISuSS or .nd Mr. Hott. Frld»y cirnlns boulh W-x-dUnd Church Bal. from a week's stsv with their , Pvt Elwood McLeod at Columbus. Ids mother. Mrs. Mary Bartlett I Dowling neighbors extend sympathy ' been materially reduced. . -------------. .— .... j •»Mrs. — ohJo Th? riitwartfrom «nd of Mr and Mr*. Ernest Bhomo of lb- Brethren daughter and family, Mr.— and G— jrom Friday until Sunday. * Ward Plants and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Dell and Miss s? ” _______ gnTn^Bcu.,. Hartford. * Mra. Sena Crockford of ' Dorothy Dell visited Mr. and Mra. Hope circle Meet* Woodland Church on Sunday. Get. Milwaukee and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lee Bidwell of Mulliken Sunday. r£hlhfJ?Lr of NiSrvllta was at the Orockford of East Woodland were They also called on Mrs. Bertha k Sundav dinner guests of Mr. and Eckardt ot East Woodland. ★ Cal­ take two weeks ago and they had; Mr*. Carl Walts entertained the j 31 .on been entered at that time, member* of tho Hope Circle of the Mrs Arthur Ailerdlng. Sr. * Mr. lers at tha home of Mr. and Mrs. not Whatever there looters were after. W.SCR. Inst Thursday nnomoon Jhe Tl^anpk a^h of the nnd Mrs. Lloyd Hitt of Eash Wood­ Eldon Farrell last week were the theyapparentiydidnotflnd.be- at her home mt incntuvrs and friends :i ii'cuuen. fio^TthGhui land were dinner guests of their Rev. and Mra. Arthur Dodge and cause valuable property including _____ invited to attend ------------■ cre are *nv*led to attend tiusthLs insi institute daughter and husband. Mr. nnd Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Manker and Faith Circle to Meet ' which begins al 10:00 A.M. Saturday Mrs. Don Smith of Chester last Roberta of South Woodland: Rev. canned food, radios, electric stoves, Mrs. Albert ReesOr will entertain Oct. 30. Thursday. * Herald Classic attend­ nnd Mrs. Hoover of Beaverton and wiring, etc. luu! not been removed. lhe member* of the Faith Circle The Rev. and ^ra DtkIuc and ed the LOOP. Grand Lodge in Mra. George Benner and Mra Wel­ of the Methodist W.S C.S. at her Mr-'- Mary Guy attended tncrcI*tnsing Tuesday and Wednesday. by Crockford. Woodland. * Mr. and ,------- — . Nov. ------ 2. » i uicnal conference of the Church o! “ " Local War Fund . home Tuesday evening. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Gnger and Mra Jake Grelbei of Lake Odessa | the Brethren held al North M.vnThe Barry County eamoalgn for son Morgnn.of Grand Rapids visi­ ’.lilted Mr. and Mrs. Paul Geiger I chrater. Indiana. Oct 18 to 21 Dr . SCHOOL^NOTES ted Mr nna Mra Welby Crockford Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. D. B. th* National War Fund will be held P.TA School Pair. Fridav. No- 1 A bert W. Italmcr. Pies dent o »*“k' bn‘"' I vmilXT Home .. Chpilo over the weekend. * Mr. and Mrs. Green visited Miss Marion Echtin- SS vernber s. 5. T». The f? F-F A. A. boy, boys nod and Home Chicago Theological seminary an J Herald Classic nnd children visited aw ot Hasting* Friday evening * c------- u..t— ------ .u ---------------- R><hon Ralph Cushman of the Mr. and Mrs Robert Austin of Lan­ Robert Bchaua and C. Grelbei of ctS' fiSihibS. .......... church «rc ch. chl.r sing Wednesday and the Rev. and Lake Odessa. Oeorxe Schneider and .-a'b.—I “rn------ ~~.I- j School was let out at 2:30 P.M. speaker*. ___________ Schneider were dinner appointed Karl Paul, village presi­ Mrs. Harold Blakely and daughter Miss -Etta ---------------— dent to to head head this this drive drive In In Woodland Woodland ' Tuesday and Wednerday when the I ' Judy of Chase on Thursday. * Mr guests of Mr and Mra Wm. Velte dent Twa and. yUtaze, in armounring gjmof ^e rehooM^ Ration EAMT ^LTO „w(ord and Mra. Frank Nlethamer and of East Woodland Sunday. * Mr. TwPeggy. Mr. and Mra Blake Rising and Mr* Cart Walts called on Mr*, the appointment of Mr. Faul. Aben community. ceived a telegram from their arid Mra. Bertha Flory and Mra. Charles Eckardt of East Woodland Johnson. Co. Chairman, emphasized | daughter AleUia dial she arrived Mrs. Arlle the committee's appreciation of the Geo Nlethamer. Woodland and Mr. Sunday afternoon. * Mr*. Living room suite, complete, good one. First Grade • in Iftdta. Cal.. O. K.. her husband Miss Doris Whitney, teacher land couMn Thelma being at the Tabic. 6 chairs, and buffet. Apox electric sweepwr, with Jeanne Yrrtv of Hastings visited depot to meet her. Soon after her 'our room Wednesday. arrival her husband to leave on Detroit jewel gas stove. . The First Grade have started 15-day maneuvers. She expects to reading library books. Everyone has ‘ be gone a month Her parents arc Baby buggy. 2 dressers. read at least one nre-prlmcr and caring for h«r lit lie son during her AB gas stove. some six. absence. * Mrs. Leah Williamson Library table. Vanity The six-year-olds are rmdlnp of Texas Ls dipccted here to day Jewel cook stove. their second Pre-prlmer nnd the to spend some time with her moth­ work book which goes with it Large clothes wardrobe. er. Mrs. Cora Ford and also to Majestic cook sta ve. • ' "WeTtre very nappy to have our attend the wedding of her daughter piano tuned. Rose Mary * Mrs. Lewis Hoffman Cas pressure stove. Florence circulating heater. and daughter Ruth attended church Fifth and Sixth Grades at Gull lake on Sunday forenoon. * Antique chest of drawers. Breakfast tabic and 4 chairs. Mrs. Arlle Spindler, teacher Mr. and Mrs. Will Louden and Mra. We have eight new gold fish In Ota Moon of south Hickory Cor­ Majestic electric radio, cabinet model. our aquarium. M. Word circulating oil heater. ners were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Our text week's stamp sale was Jason Willison and their uricf. Mrs. Davenport. 6 cane chairs. Bird cage, *16 60 and one *25 bond. Phoebe Lepper on Sunday after­ Box wood stove. Several beds. Thursday we are studying about nf rthe^t’n ouT'flt'b I noon * Mr. and Mrs AjHAbraham lhe Statu’- ^of cf Liberty —terty in — our e~ Oth , flf KaUmooo epcnl jhe weekend at Stands. Carpets and throw rugs. Easy electric washing machine. crude English. The “Migration of Birds" Ls the i their farm home. * Mr and Mrs. Ice box. 6 gal. paint. Springs and mattresses. lhelne of our science work thia Donald McQuarrje entertained their daughter Marjorie and family of 10-gal. cream can. I Our .Halloween pwj-ty will be Kalamazoo on Sunday. 2 coil springs. Bob Besser Xlll go to Detroit for Friday nftejfiioon. Committees have 2 pr. boots, sixe 8. been appointed for gomes,\decora- his Iductloirln tiie army this Mon­ 2 drop head sowing machines. day mucrilng. Congratulations to tlons and eats. Harold_Pennock and bride who 10-gal. oil drum and faucet. Good Kalamazoo heating stove. _-weri-married recently. ★ Mr. nnd Held on November 5. ' Mrs. Bert Gninden accompanied Trunks. Coleman gas lamps. Mr.-. — Boh — Carpenter to M. Ward cook stove and circulating Return of bootleggers — blind pigs — ond attendant evils. Plans for the annual P.T.A. ' Mr. end .... ...... ----------- — School fair are progressing. "Hap” Colon Sunday where they spent the oil heater. Stair and throw rugs. i Shellenborger. general chairman, day with their sistcr-in-taw and says the committees arc all working . aunt. Mrs. . Rea Oaindcr. * Mr. Moro drunken driving. Set of canvases for Deering 10-ft. Kitchen table and chairs. . . : and Mrs. Arndy Louden and Mr. , . -, and Mrs. Joe Stampfler were In Thc growth of "joints" located "just over the border" to service Barry Kitchen cobintl. Sideboard. Hastings Friday on buaine-'i * j iCTr‘L~ . Viola Waters and children spent Man’s good brown overcoat, sise 40. County trede. Sunday afternoon tn Delton with Good Round Oak dining table. L-lJfiXsyL-y-LSU^^^BUJ-L-j-L. her sisters * Brit Galnder ta the Electric lamps. Keg* and barrels. °* ncr 01 Q P a,r of twl '» calves born 2 sets chairs. Growth in disrespect for low which invariably follow* thc attempt to Monday. , ._________ Dishes and cooking utensils and many suppress by law rights and privileges which many people consider CLOVERUA’ ~ Steel cot. Child's table. Linoleum. SKU'XSS £S till JSSliSS1 JS! ™ mL » X'SWalU. ftinSl JL“!SS i m‘”° ____ ' J? UCTION S Located at 112 East Court St. at Sparks shop in SATURDAY, OCT 30, 1943 Storting at 1 o'clock sharp, we offer the following: P& you Want this to Happen in Parry County? TiJjteilrT' , W Wi - ‘-I "H strictly personal. A “NO" vote on Nov. 2 doe* not mean that you endorse or are perfectly sat­ isfied with the present degree of enforcement — It merely means you do not think that local option is tho answer. 1 Zr W F I Mrs- Ocv*110 Babcock and chilJr? 1 dren of Dowling called on her aunt. f rJs-n I a Mrs. Alta Masher and Mrs. Arthur Jyp ZiCIv Johncock. Wednesday aftemoori. * ~I** Mr and Mrs. Floyd Fossett and family of Charlotte. Lt. and Mrs. IfRiyiXrtdr R- j- Fussell and family of Has­ tings spent Sunday with Mr. and y I Mrs. Arthur Lathrop. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pennels spent the (Vw weekend with Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Qi I Pennels of Kalamazoo. * Mr. and I Mrs. Welton Brooks and -Robert I were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ' and Mrs Lewis Hine. * Mrs. Alta I Mosher is spending a few weeks I in Nashville. * Mr. and Mrs. AlI bert Kahler and Mr. and Mrs. Rob:.: 9x12 reversible rug. Other rugs. other articles too numerous to faention. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, no goods removed until settled for. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer & Mgr. ATON FLORY. C. M. HAMMOND, Clerk* .J; jfr. More Pork when hogs are kept on sanitary BISHOP WADE WILL SPEAK CONCRETE KEEP FAITH One fanner who does this reports: "My firit crop it gone to market by the time the tecond it farrowed... average weightt around 27S pounds at six months... 100 pounds of pork with 300 pounds of feed." WITH THEM Hog floors era only one of many improvements that will make your farm more efficient and productive. A new bam floor, poultry house, milk House, milk cooling tank, manure pit or watering trough costs Utile to build with concrete and will last a lifetime. Concretefarm jobs require a min­ imum of critical war materials. Many joba need just a few bags of cement, and some sand and gravel or stone. U you nwd help, get in touch with your concrete contractor or building material dealer. Let ua send you free “how-to-build" booklets. Special Barry County Election vote H0! NOVEMBER 2 SPECIAL BARRY COUNTY ELECTION ■AMY COUNTY COMMlTYtl OYPOSIO IO LOCAL OPTION e"Why Barry County Should Vote DRY A sure way to Increase your pork production is to keep pigs on con­ crete from farrowing to market time. ' Sunday Evening, Oct. 31, BISHOP WADE Half Hour of Music RUTH LINRUD, CONCERT OWck booJJrt n bjeet. paste on femj postal amimaUtodait. poll LAND CIMtNT ASSOCIATION OMi T.ww Ws-. taatlna 8, Mkh. Poaltry bc*M doer! O M*aur» r.«4u>a Bmti Or»La .SCTUY* O M0k boc.«. □Tudu.lrouata FoaxULioca Q Find r«p»k* BUY MOAf WAA SAVWGS 0QHDS METHODIST CORNER CHURCH AND GREEN HASTINGS, MICI �TTTf HASTINGS B>NNKR, THOTMOAT. OCTOBER »AOB TX tt. ISO ----. Cook ------ ‘•entertained “•L’ iSL— of the following —X—’•?. St ’Tr— of the N,Ty’ Oood ,uck' it<r wrtves at thia time to greet the' in technicolor. After the excellent -------- ' Paul. Merilyn ZUttermeLster. Do- Marion them by I 1 and“ uT"sang three division LIATCf ibre.s Shriver.-------------Elaine Van Hom.-Ju- slKiwing showing motion motion pictures pictures of of flowflow-, ,numbers: numbers: "The "The Toreador Toreador Song Song Tod! ---- ---------------- ........ 717'. Ted! I early aniverx that wait on the door- film all boy* 17 or over were Invited \l *41 II II |UI 11 ■* W [lie cv. Un. HaM. .. ; ... ».. .r scenes —.... —oft n -—a —...... .. —— ... .z"Carmen'' —— .—b... Sheldon. Mary ...... Jone Clark. Doris era and Barry County. from. bthc opera by Bizet.! Mr. ....... Wallace, the former principal step! At this time In the morning to stay. At this meeting Lt Kotora Lockwood. Marjorie MaUhews. Each , The first period chemUtry. *tu- J -The Last Roaeiof Summer from of Hostings High School, visited [ you find the school very chub imd Rave a verbal description’ of th" ---------------------------- week they report to the hospital for dents have completed several ex- : the opera "Martha" by Floto. a school last week. . | (hl* mean* you win need your coat training. He also told the specific specific Girls serving as INurses' --------- Aida thl* four hour* to aid the hospital staff, perimente. and obtained results [Swedish Folk Song "Wfien I Was Mary Hubbard brought an interYou walk down the halte and jvu you physical and mental requirement* Mito----- ,hear prding. Edna SU- -------MIm-------Robeqn I* the advisor—of-------this that even baffled Mr. Jones. 117". "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2" * eating jigsaw puzzle -W-of a—..r’’ " ran vruir ■—Ha -tb...— b^^uI? - a fc , . year are Betty Ailerdlng. ------- — ----------------------------— Smith. Helen ••Nurses* ——• Aid ---------Tiie students were entertained by Liszt. "Alice Blue Gown". Amer-.i thrwnriii tn Mim cox, Pat Tyler. Stic group. Dtmond. Janet Boekelco. Marjorie The Teachers' Club held its first last week Monday morning bv a:i Jean Lullaby". "Su.r.in.t" PilYrtX- hv b Hn.« 1! 000,1 5* alarmed if you hear a pong balls from the bottom floor GLASS CREEK mrsday evening excellent accordionist. Ml-* Iris I Carmichael. "Pilgrims'Chorus''* QUeer noise coining from Ihe htan The Goodwill community meeting > Stanley. Jean Burkholder. JoAnne social meeting last Thursday . Queer noise coming from the high as a. few more have come to make American ,I school jn the ...--------"T.,„ before ---- ---------a mon, Hf(. T)lfn U)p will be held tills week Saturday I Finnic. WiDo Hampton. Marietta in the high-school serving s—*—------room. Jenclle. She plnyed ner accordion, from Tannhausen “South American moniing school ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Y^-n^irhThv 1 That's just some of the stu- 1 come in and everthing is alive, and night, a speaker will talk on a 1 o.27.rriiire Andit^wK ' denU ^"nwling to the tune- of .•I might •»»•«* •uu-rery noisy life. UK. This rubject Interesting to all. Don't mis. add-ven- noisy the faculty and the students, it was I™.u MPi*tai Packin' Mama " until a-m it v“~ un ....« ».«’ and .. Vhings' __.4 arc you it. * Mr. and Mrs. Ward Erway fKAiiS «II keen* se?" persons wrre Saturday evening supper things, you guests at Roy Erways. * VUlton. at that rome to our school every year itatwav. In previou* years, pictures will find it amusing to gettoadiSl Ray Erways over the weekend were , hEh. to. mi ™ SS “J Bum! Mr. and Mrs. G. Scott and daugh­ . Grand Rapids Irutitute to visit ofhelpInd fll^T nfiSiTwm I Wednesday morning the second ter. Mrs. Maxine Dibble and Miss | I friends. An open house was held {£ *eld un fo^a month or । hour session room was disturbed by Silvers;. Miss Genevieve Erway. 1 h heavy clomping of feet. Mr. BurLansing and Mias Joan Erway. KaiD,w”"'’ “I roll 7 hursdsy evening. , _, wpre were in .Monday Monday <Oct. "bet?18th.) 18th> . geas looked up from taking the «* ,«* “ amazoo. * Mr. and Mrs. Phillips ot nnri to plea*? comew^im Franklln Ogilvia near Hastings and S. Oermendo of i been elected elected || n and there wm an open house, at Bt^ | Miss jtobson has been nd there was an to pleased come see him. Obey'­ Kalamazoo were Sunday visitors nt chairman of the next pep pen meeting meeting the is. home of u. Mr. .and Mrs. Arthur ing hl* wlilch Will be October 29. ... We are ;, x^rr. tvnearer was opcecn Lower. w Sgt.. Wheater Speech — t0 .ils । next request Frank walked Fred OU*'. * Mr. and Mrs. Chas if n n program nrouram > and Dramatics is. _ ____________ “ the 1front of the study haii re- i Whlttempre spent Sunday with thc I I wondering what kind of teacher at Hasting*. to moved his shoes and then walked Rott. Shrickers at Richland. * Mr. ; ,<he hns planned. before he left lo join lhe armed the full length of the session room. and Mrs. Russell Whittemore *pent The basket boil team will miss । forces, Mr. Burgess admitted that there Saturday evening with Mr. and ; i T<d Bnnash when ne leaves this 1 Observing the school house at a was a decided improvement. Mrs. Loren Edger in Hastings. * i week Saturday for the submarine quarter of seven until 8:30. Mr. PotP.S. He left his shoes off the rest Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Otis Mra. Ray’ of the hour revealing some very Erway and Mrs. Forest Havens at­ flashy socks. . tended the WB.C3. nt Fred Smiths * tw-M TWO IN ONE... Beyeriey Bradford and Susan in Hastings Friday. * Mrs. Virginia I Tate attended a party in her hon­ or given by Mrs. Elmer Laubaugh I T"years ’" A7, •»" 's In HasUngs Friday night. She re­ * y Tl * V * radia A tew ago. •? Fred Allen"• » odi. • if stooge, Alan (Fatelaff) Reed had | Are we Americans especially con- ceived many lovely and useful gift*. to carry on an argument with him- scious of the fact that we have the * Mrs. Clyde Warren attended the 1 self in two different dialects'^be- ,ol'r Jrvcdcms—freedom from want sewing machine clinic in HasUngs cause another actor misled the !*?“ freedom of speech and last Tuesday. broadcast. The latest ease k Ijw- • j™’mS!?Ve-r . MILO Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield ,,,e !’,,o<‘,‘jraphcr. Zcrbe also told stories of their musical were in Kalamazoo Monday eve­ ning calling on Chiu. Spaulding nnd outdid himself tn both roles by experience. It was a mast interest-...... ............... ............................... . daughters. * Mr. and Mrs. Peter nMtimr I. -up .... in a Awbfl Alt i I.,™ Vm... beating himself fight ’ Al! ing hour, 5 for radio! I Songs we hear floaUng on the Dykcma have bought a farm near i Hickory Comers and will move | breezes these days: “In My Arms". .some time this month. * Twenty- , "Pistol Packin' Mama". "Coming eight neighbor* .and friends r.ur- I ODDS AND ENDS... in on a Wing and a Prayer." prised Mrs. Merle Bradfield Friday A woman who won 3.000 cigsWonder what the students did In evening by walking in on her to | the English Literature classes las’. help celebrate her birthday. Visit- I rettes on Bob Hawk's “Thanks •Fridav while the bovs went hunt­ Ing. cards and games were enjoyed ' to the Yanks" (WKZO 6:30 ing! Could it be a final examina­ | during the evening. * The 4-H p.m. Saturdays) sent them to a tion? "Maybe!" cousin at Ft. Benjamin Har­ । summer club enjoyed a skating nnd I The first day of . hunting season , theater party Saturday evening in 1 Okie Stall rison, who proved a real pal The Gift that starts a ; was a sorry day about school. The I Kalamazoo. ♦ Mrs. Rush Saunders by auctioning them off to raise i lack of shells didn't bother as much waa tn Hastings Saturday getting Happy Home OBSERVATION... money to let' a fellow soldier as we thought It would for there | material for No 4 ration books. * go home on furlough... Ed Typical of his skill in sizing was nothing to shoot at anyway. I The W.8.CB. was held at the home lh<— |>,re.nu» Ihinc* l.»r lltr up a situation. Charles Colling­ Gardner's work now goes into ' The pheasants were all hens and j.of Mrs. Merle Brndfleld Wedneadav .!■« ohrw I itinrt i- *un. <n«l ... . . wood, back from the war re­ the literary field, where he has ■ the rabbits were so hard to find ; afternoon, Mrs. Philmon. president llN.nr of I., r .. Shohliy H.gher it wasn't funny. The greatest com­ presiding. The Bible verse was read porting, had this to say after a written a book called "Duffy’s plaint, Ihough. was that we made by Mrs. Germaine. Plana and comday in New York. "There’s Reader", filled with a riotous , up all our work so we could get out dictionary. . been a great deterioration in ' and then'it rained so we didn't even mlttees were made for the bazaar the hamburger situation since which will be held Nov. 17 at thget a nice hike out af it. church. Several readings were given I’ve been out of the country." "KATE SMITH” BOMBER Credit given, where credit's due. How true. । Let's pav tribute to the valiant also a report, by Mrs. Philmon of MISSING... . | script writers of Senior play propa­ the W8.C8. meeting nt Grand The "Kate Smitlt". a Consoli­ Rapids. HOME FRONT REPORTER... dated B24 bomber named alter the ganda. Giris' League held on assemby last From coast to coah has travelled CBS singer, has been reported Wednesday to consider Ideas for FAIR LAKE "Your Home Front Reporter” to missing in action. Kate reported on parties and the war effort. Several Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frederick. ■■■■■■ bring back the the air recently (WKZO II a.m. Ideas were given. Members of the Battle Creek, were Sunday dinner ■ faeu wliii h be daily). Bui the singer still has faith girls’ league board are: guests of their aunt and uncle Mr. broadcasts every that the crew will turn tip safe and Freshmen—Ann O'Connar, Sever- and Mrs. Floyd Morford. * Mr. and Mrs. Alton Armour and family of W weekday aftersound. f ly Welfare.__ --------- , -------Sophomores — Beverly Bradford. Hastings were Sunday evcnfng cal­ moon ;at—three -------- —---------Esther Ragla. lers at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. THIS WEEK ’ S BEST BET... Juniors — Doris Lock wood. Donna H. O. Armour. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Don ii ably asHarry Ritchie of Hastings visited I She’s known a* the "Tennessee Bachelder. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Willison. Wed- I Seniors — Mildred Will. Ella Fish ­ ■ gram by leading Thrush”—her name is DipafiUhore er. neaday evening. * The Kinsley La- I singing star* of —and now she is in ful/charge' of Wednesday morning In Central dies Aid met Wednesday at the rtfa opera, stage and her coast-to-coast radio program. Auditorium a very interesting as­ Kinsley hall for dinner. Election of I screen. The re- Dinah is heard Thprtday at 8:30 sembly wax given for all boys in officers next month. Nov. 17. ♦ The ^BT‘ suit is a fine over WKZO, singing your favorites, the high rf-hool. Tiie urogram was W5.C.S. was held at the LechlcltMH program, from and introducing you to prominent sponsored by the U. 8. Army Re­ I nor hdme Wednesday for dinner. stars of the air/ and screen. Hear cruiting Service. 2nd Lt. Kotora I about thirty being present. * Mr. don lhe DINAH SHORE SHOW from Ft. Custer was introduced by I and Mrs. Cha*. Lechieitner spent PHONE 2226 HASTINGS Thursdays aL«:30 p.m.—it’s swell! Mr. Taylor: he gave an Introduction ’ Sunday with their son Edward fit • new listener* daily. to an Army Air Corps Training film • Hastings; " 11 If* 11 11 ■« pj ’ Alloys Have Great Strength New steel alloys are three tjme* the weight of aluminum and almost five limes the weight ot magnesium, but their tensile strength approxi­ mates 190,000 pounds to the square inch. RUBBER l o W Behold. ream cqmes TRUE DRAINBOARD MATS FOR THE SINK 49‘ WHILE THEY IXT71T1 v by Mt&n ★ PETER PRESCOTT EVERBODY LOVES! SHEET MUSIC OF NEW POPULAR SONGS LANE 1 W. A. ROTH FURNITURE 35 Each 3 for $1.00 the many new sonr» you will find in our com­ plete selection . . . .Pistol Packin' Mama Sunday, Monday or • Always White Christmas Paper Doll Also a Complete se­ lection ~ of ClaMtcal— A 10 and Book* of Music at 5c A 20c. BEN FRANKLIN STORES IF THE TRUTH WERE TOLD You Would Know These Published Statistics BOOTLEGGERS 100 ILLICIT STILLS TO 1 LEGAL DISTILLERY TODAY! 1000 BOOTLEGGERS ARRESTED EVERY MONTH - NOW - NOT DURING PROHIBITION! BLIND PIGS 4600 FEDERAL AGENTS NEEDED TO TAKE CARE OF ILLEGAL TRAFFIC. CRIME FIFTY PER CENT OF THE MEN IN JACKSON PRISON ATTRIBUTE THEIR DOWNFALL TO DRINK - TODAY TAXES ACCIDENTS ONLY 2500 USED DURING PROHIBITION! NOT DURING PROHIBITION! FOR EVERY DOLLAR OF LIQUOR TAX PAID TO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IT COSTS THE PEOPLE FOUR DOLLARS TO PAY THE BILL OF CRIME, DESTRUCTION, ACCIDENTS, DISEASE AND DISORDER CAUSED BY LIQUOR! DRUNKENNESS DRINKING DRIVERS LAST! * . OVER ONE HUNDRED PER CENT INCREASE IN ARRESTS SINCE REPEAL'ACCORDING TO F. B. I. REPORTS! 99.7 PER CENT INCREASE IN ARRESTS FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING DURING THE YEARS OF REPEAL -NOW OVER THE YEARS OF PROHIBITION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL REPORTS 28,541 LESS AUTO ACCIDENTS DURING LAST 6 YEARS OF PRO­ HIBITION THAN DURING FIRST 6 YEARS OF REPEAL! Barry Citizens Vote "Yes” November 2nd ______________________________ �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1943 STATEMENT OF CONDITIONJIF THE HASTINGS CITY BANK HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Al lhe elate of business October 15th, 1929 RESOURCES 19L897.48 4M,958.41 Cash and due from Banks ...................................... • Bonds ..................................... ................................................................ Real Estate Mortgages ..................................................................... Loans sad Discounts ........................................................ss..r.... Overdrafts ................. Banking House . ............... Furniture and Fixtures . ........ _____ ............ Customers' Bond Account . ....... _____ .... 27.900.00 IM,646JI 884414.73 54142 35.000.00 12895.00 11.577.271.44 s LIABILITIES Capital ............................................ ;........................... .8 75.000.M Surplus ............................................................................................... 50JM.M Undivided ProflU .............................. 54.197 M Reserve for Depreciation 23.4M.M Bills Payable ......................................................................................... 75.N480 Customer's Bond Account.............. ...................... 27.9MJX) Deposits ................................................................................................. 1.B7LTIM0 iisnjm.* STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE HASTINGS CITY BANK M. L. COOK. President 57 YEARS ■ PROGRESS 1886-1943 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN At ths close of burines* October IStk. 1933 RESOURCES Cash and due from Banks ............... •*«”“>».......................................... Real Estate Mortgages .................................... Loans and Discounts ........................................ Overdrafts ............................. Banking House ........ r............ ..................... ’..................................... Furniture and Fixtures ............... Other Real Estate ......... Customers' Bond Account 103459.74 272.87584 117,94641 353,238.64 56.90 35,000.00 On October 26, the Hastings City Bank will cele­ 11,860.00 10.491.13 16,350.00 „.................................... ____ . 8 921,177.76 LIABILITIES Capital ........................... 3 75.000.00 Surplus ................ ........................................................... j.................... 50,000.00 Undivided Profits . ——:....................... 17,709.13 Retene for Depreciation ........_______ ..:________ _____ 64,450.00 Bills Payable ------------------------------ ........................... 140,168.00 Customers' Bond Account ................................ 16.350.00 Deposits . ................................................................................................ 557.500.63 brate its fifty-seventh birthday, and as birthdays are □ good time to take stock, we ask you to pause with us and see how far we have come. - Founded in the early days of Barry County's history KIM SIGLER Director and located in the county seat, this institution has con­ tinuously merited the confidence of the men entrusted with the responsibility of making our community what it is today, and from time to time has been privileged to render some assistance in its growth. STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE The intervening years from 1886 to 1943 have been HASTINGS CITY BANK HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Al the close of business October 15th. 1936 RESOURCES Cash and due from Banks .. U. 8. Government Securities Other Bonds ................ Real Estate Mortgages ........ . Loans and Discounts ........ filled abundantly not only with the activities normally confronting a young and rapidly growing community — .$ 475,514.63 . 319,949.12 . 432,46846 100,004.26 . 202.339.72 . 582.56 . 35,000.00 . 13,550.00 . 12.20.01 10423-T1 Overdrafts _____ ............ Banking House _____________ Furniture and Fixtures ...... Other Real Estate ................ . Other Assets .............. „.......... such as wars, periods of unrest, economic depressions, etc., - but it has been an era of great inventions chang­ ing completely the development of thc community. The introduction of railroads, gas, electricity, telephones, telegraph, and in recent years automobiles, airplanes Capital Stock: Common .............. Preferred ........____ Surplus .................. Undivided Profits_____ _ Reserve for Depreciation Deposits................................ I 75,004.00 75,000.00 25,000.00 4,889.96 58.000.00 1.363.935.30 KELLAR STEM Director and radios — all accepted today as commonplace and necessities of life — at the timb brought about great economic changes. It is interesting to note that the Hastings City Bank has the honor of being the oldest state bank in the state of Michigan operating under its original charter. The fact that this bank has continued down through STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE HASTINGS CITY BANK the years, constantly rendering a broader service, is thc HASTINGS. MICHIGAN strongest possible endorsement of the ideals laid down RESOURCES Cash on hand and due from Bantu ....... U. S. Government Bonds and Securities ... Municipal Bonds . ....................... Other Bonds ........ . ................................. ..... I<aans and Discounts, including overdrafts . Real Estate Mortgages . ................. ..... ........... Banking House _____ ____ 1..................... .. Furniture and Fixtures.............................” 8U69.10I.49 . 1.518,978-19 . . . . by its founders and passed on unchanged to their suc­ 361.631.80 50,52543 cessors. 111.452.29 201.255.68 seventh anniversary, we look back with pride to that As we stand on the threshold of our fifty­ day when this bank was founded and look forward with U,SM.ni-8l LIABILITIES confidence to the future. CaplUI Slock: Preferred ..___ _ Surplus .......... . ........ Undivided Profits 8 100,0003X1 . 2MCMB 25 9O4JX) . 35.4M.22 .........Siiiiii, .8148683342 Total 83.55M2148 . 8TUART CLEMENT Director HASTINGS CITY �THE HASTINGS BANNFJl. THVB8DAT, OCTOBER U, 1H3 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN OPPOSE LOCAL OPTION VOTE NO® ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER 2nd 1943 THIS ADVERTISEMENT PAID FOR BY 133 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN OF HASTINGS WHO ARE OPPOSED TO LOCAL OPTION FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: |k LOCAL OPTION NEITHER PREVENTS NOR CONTROLS THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES BUT ACTUALLY ENCOURAGES THE LOCAL OPTION CREATES A DISRESPECT FOR LAW WHICH INVARI¥ ABLY FOLLOWS WHEN WE ATTEMPT TO SUPPRESS BY LAW, RIGHTS BOOTLEGGER AND THE OPERATOR OF BLIND PIGS; EVILS WHICH DEFY ANY SORT OF ORDERLY CONTROL AND PRIVILEGES WHICH A GREAT MANY PEOPLE CONSIDER TO BE STRICTLY PERSONAL. . ... ft LOCAL OPTION WILL AGAIN PROMOTE THE GROWTH OF "JOINTS" LOCATED "JUST OVER THE BORDER" TO SERVICE BARRY COUNTY TRADE - JUST AS IT DID BEFORE - CREATING AN UNDESIRABLE SITUATION OVER WHICH WE IN THIS COUNTY WILL HAVE NO CONTROL AND WHICH WILL CERTAINLY CAUSE AN INCREASE IN DRUNKEN DRIVING. v APPROXIMATELY 90 PER CENT OF THE 1200 REGISTERED VOTy ERS OF BARRY COUNTY WHO ARE NOW IN THE ARMED SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY WILL BE UNABLE TO VOTE ON THIS ISSUE AT THIS TIME THROUGH NO FAULT OF OF THEIR OWN. THIS IS AN ISSUE IN WHICH THEY HAVE EARNED THE RIGHT TO "HAVE THEIR SAY." f.'f �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS. UlCH(.GAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1943. EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR SECTION TH ** Ju*1 the Bible j reads. "Shall the manufacture and I used to using such tactics and think through the doors of the club and ! thigs. he united with the First I 2^.. L “fc. jrirahffic liquor t* pro- that others do thc same. learn what their concilium are Methodist church and became a ' so-called Christian nation, but will , hlbtted in the county of (Barry) There is nothing that we want; concerning the war She says- "T member of the choir, continuing I irivl 1 «ov»n’tohave a community , have had * heoppott unK> rotelk to ( *Ub his music unttl December 1941? tu we live as Christians and uphold Ing the same?'This, by the way. is ; that our boy* ci proud of when thousands of young mrci In the He always responded generously to 'h«u^in‘2tr£?v4lh“l “? U3 1 lVeiOnlLf?r,R.°r l?e that in- ' they come hoini v have a right past year and 1 am tremendously ' 'he many requests for his service* | Hastings Banner. a spiritual and moral life? ■ eludes both the sale and manufac- । to expect that noma be pro- impressed with the seriousness the i bass soloist, both in the church Dear Mr. Editor: No anrument U needed to show ' ?f alcoholic Ufluor. I ask. tectedfrom the brought about ’ intelligence, and »he honesty of the 1 mid community. For a number of wto^tO't^to^^ Birow^n^’-rightewu" son, the evil effect th*^* of intoxicant*— —poipol- “Whos misleading Who in Barry I by alcoholic beverages and Its at- । young men today. I know thev years he was n member of the offi—on lhe drunkard. Tha bleared.'' County? vices. A soldier is un- ; mean to see in this of theofMethodist church clrek over ° the liquor traffic by I sons SottM wrecks^oMtumanfty^souls H seems vtry strange'to me that | tending ol.jjquor' cannotwho ! libera? “7ucountry 'ittKudVbecome toward '! rlal board rmetdber The" B7rth£r ‘hood‘ ‘ ---------’ -| H to me that | der the influence of Uquor^cannot ' more liberalInJU attitude toward "nd,.* ™™ber. ^e. Brot^efhood. I saying that the liquor manufactur- - for whom Christ died, and over ; any one would have the courage fight histest and neither can the Rev. t ..n any-1 ,nv. < thepoor, wf,and SHuinillits iiaattitude attituur toward luwBIli ”-- P«tor. P— RcV. L. L. Win*ton wwImZmmI ' sign William Gladstone, who is on era and dealers have been grow y whom angels weep, are everywhere, w claim that taking liquor out of one an lhe home-front work his the world They dislike dUlike all all idea idea of o Stone, -----------------— ----------— . active duly; also several grandchil­ Delton were Fl rorid. They conducted the funeral servmisrepresented, and that they really । Tivey are a blot on our boasted the hands of the people brought best when he Isbesotted with Doi- g^ru» back bsck to to ttie theT world world as as It it was wm K=es at the Walldorff funeral home'. dren.. The remains will be brought ore not the -wolves In sheep s ’ civilisation. They are the shame and «>»ut. gansaterlam. — - not vnc a - very ,Q 11 good w - on Saturday afternoon. Oct. 16. at to the Leonard funeral home, where gangsterism. lawlessness, lawles-------- -and 1 -~yi . . . , . ■— meyK feel - II • wm Ray Erway and degradation morals when **" the clothing** that they are pictured curse and peril of every land. These a " J --------------------of ~ May God help us to keen our , yoHd for the average man. and *wo o’clock, and interment was In funeral services will be held. Inter­ were Sunday d as being by those who object to the poor souls need our pity and above liquor traffic and the use of liquor And.lnU“,ct‘^1 b,Unce to they mean to see he get* a fair , Riverside cemetery. ment is to be In Owossa. Mrs. Glad­ Dibble's in 1 presence of liquor In our country all our help to restore them to a causes more crime titan any other stone* former home. The funeral visitors at Roy , ThrV beUeve In labor un---------------------------------------One of-these articles fell into my . normal happy life. But WE CANT one cause known. When lhe truth date is uncertain a* this ts written. and Mrs. Louis Er bul not 1,1 wcketoer leader*. COAST GUARD hands today and since it has no DO THIS BY KEEPING LIQUOR, is known and exposed It is evident SI^.vr^?L?nin । They believe to the present govern- pgrDlilTINr IN uifUlfikl zoo. Mr. and Mrs. I doubt been received by other*. I I the thing they mo*t need to be rid that thaw? who have UtUe or no ment’s foreign policy of complete RECRUITING IN MICHIGAN GLASS CREEK and baby of Ohio, and I Hiought that I would check ud «> j of. IN FRONT OP THEIR NO6ES respect for law are those connected . Sincerely, respectfully your*. endperation. They believe we must The U. S. Coast Guard RecruitDick Rose and son of n Weeks Leiter) some of the claim* made In it. I ALL THE TIME. WE NEED TO with the sale and manufacture of : Mrs. Ruasell Whittemore Pastor SD A Church ‘“A” more b« kJ*”1 countries to mg Office in Kalamazoo. Michigan , This article wu emitted. "Who*s ABOLISH IT? REMOVE THE alcoholic beverages. — —'y — ...Ml wtJ, 1 Ray Erway were co-host* .y* H P A- Church । government, and to their place tn b< accepting young men 17 years ot 1 _ — •. II Grand Rapids visitors Thursday. * misleading Who in Barry Country?" TEMPTATION UNTIL THEY CAN latter's home last Tum — ,, the sun. 'Dtey mean to fight this > age for enlistment. All enlistments I Now I really wonder fust who is, STAND ON Mrs Maxine Dibble of Lansing. >WN rerr terrible tragedy in Boston whan ' honoring Mra. Virginia Ts finish and to do it be- . are for the duration of the war To* misleading who when It comes to — * •"“ — ----------------- OME THE the coconut Orove. a beer "garden" mn.myun i ods --------cause they want a world In which the voung man of 17 who can qual- John Havens and David McGlocklln of Hastings were Saturday evening telling the truth and putting It In SHARES OR THS DEVIL. was destroyed by fire. Whose fault children can live free n*t»m , |/y for enlistment, lhe CoMt Guard ' guests at Forrest Havens*. * Robt. lhe right light. The article that I IXhiran thlLurT r«,ntrvirear* *“* a cha’Lc,e offer, many opportunities. was that? Borne say that It was the refer to appeared In the Michigan ferred to above, the author would fault of lhe slxteen-vear old boy Iopportunity to moke something of; During the months of October Otis spent Ute weekend with his Times, dated October 15. 19437we try to tell us that Barry County is who tried to fix the lights and care­ in the production of navy beans., |t for themselves". I and November a Coast Guord Re- brother Lyle and familv in Kala­ are all thankful for the right of already dry. He says that no where lessly used a match too near some mi^i aSJ rant^th?t the October Town and Coun- cruiter wUl be In the foltowing mazoo. * Honoring the birthday of Motor vehicle registration for Mrs Virginia Tate also Louis Ha­ free speech and press, but I cer­ in Barrv County may liquor be decorations. I wonder If he reaUy IorB1 cent of that kind of beanx try- magazine is a most Catterihg cities, vens of Detroit, who is vUlttn* rel- United States for the first tainly do riot like to see things put bought by the glass and goes on to Is the one at fault? He was not grown this year. A comparatively | write-up of Open — —House --------- ---for Off!-.. Grand Rapids—Mondays *uve« Mr Bnd Mn Robt. months of 1839 exceeded the 1 before the people in such a subtle Infer that it Is misleading to class convicted. He was only sixteen and small area of southern Michigan C ers. with cer*. with a a number number of of uictdre. ulcturc* acac- 1 Fridays. U. S. Post Office, McGlocklln and Mr. and Mra. John total by nearly 1.000 000 can. and deceptive way that they are beer and wine under alcoholic bev­ SX”Sa.S'oaS. TS?**.?!' companylng. one of which shows Buttle Creek—Tuesdays, brought to believe as truth that erages or Uquor. What is the "stuff" not to be hired by any Tavern, but Miss Barbara Crim, daughter of post Office. which is false. that people are buying over the the Uquor dealers had flagrantly and a small district in northern Mrs Hull. Muskegon—Thursdays. Armory. The plea of this article Is that "bars*' by the glass In the Taverns? violated lhe law by hiring thia boy Indiana the white navy beans can­ I Sturgis—Saturdays, u. S. Post Ofthe liquor dealers are truly the Someone will say. "Oh that is beer to work for them and tragedy waa not be grown successfully. It’s a flee. ■itonsors of U-ue temperance, and and wine, but not whiskey. You the result. gambling crop in Michigan, because PASSING OF CHARLES 1 Further information and appllcaflint they have the good of the esn't buy Uquor by the glass." When alcolwllc beverages are sold of weather and moisture conditions: ANDREW KERR on I tions may be obtained from the nation at heart and are gallantly I wanted to know If the writer's to minors, who is il that violates but in the very restricted area men­ Const Guard Recruiter who wno will wu. be « trying. lo preserve tiie liberty and definition of liquor was true, so I the law? When Taverns take the tioned this bean crop ha* on the years, passed a wav in Pennock no*- . duty in these cities from 9'00 freedom of the American people. Of went to lhe. Law books and lookedused bottles and------------------------------refill them leaving average proven quite profitable, m pital earlv Thursday morning after a m to 5 M P M -------------------------all people that claim to be on the up some definitions. In the book.1 ths ■ the srtgttul original Ubc! label on them. them, who 1* Is It wUl this year. L 1 Applications for enlistment in the side of Temperance, we should find Public Acts 1933. No. 8, Sec. 3 on ]| breaking the law? It Is the Liquor Mien . and came to lo HnsHni- spars women reserve of the U. S. i, in Medina. Mich the minister of the gospel, and that "Construction ago. ------------------ ---- of ...... Terms". I’ Industry found I Industry that hasthat no has regard no for regard for •. tings about tthlrty-alx minir*1.nyyears b?f*iiT ‘0.LHe ,4 Co“l Ou*”1al>o be obtained is one reason why I am prompted this very interesting definition of; law and not those who are trying nd been a miller all his life and from the Recruiter Women be.' had conducted the Hasting* Milling Co. „7. of 30 an™ M are to say anything about this matter "Alcoholic Liquor.’’ It is. "To in-; to make our land a better place to at all. j• here until about fifteen years ago. eligible tor' enlistment in the elude any spiritous. vinous, malt, or . live in. The Bible says. "Wine is a mock­ fermented liquor, liquids and com- I Some say that Prohibition mis- I _it- rorrunoiH 'Since then he has been an agent SPARS. __________ ■ for the Windstorm Insurance Co.. er. strong drink is raging: and who­ pound*, whether or not medicated. erBbly failed. What really failed? I -»e rurrunuic Experts, who claim to have made ; until his health failed. In IBM he HEALTH NOTES soever Is deceived thereby Is not proprietary, ....... ..... j , patented, ............ and ----- what------- | , wev have a law Juw In ... our land m,,u today wu»> 1 s married to Miss Jessie Colvin, :lare । wn was Colvin. . j„ln. meeting of lhe following wise." "Who hath woe? Who hath ever name called, containing one. that tells us we are not to murder. a thorough Investigation, declare that ■-----------*-•— him •- In death ■- a cord of good - ---- firewood, --------------wb" Jhen — who preceded in 1013. । Aoclcties was held at Vermontvlue sorrow? Who hath contentions? half of one per cent or more aico- when we u)e record Of some- •rewned three months or mare, has To them was born one son. Donald. Thiraitay OctXr U Eaton Who hath bablllng? Who hath )jnl by volume which are fit for about the same heating value as a who pawed away several years ngo. I coimtv Medical Society Barry wounds without cause? Who hath use for beverage purposes." This ton of hard coal The woods, con- jn ibis. Mr. Kerr was united In society ' BarrV redness of eyes? ■ They that tarry U the definition that the State cernlng which the above claim was marriage to Mrs. Anna Grant of p ’ ?™ 1 count" society long at the wino; They that go to Law uses when it refers to "Alco­ violated It? Now then, should we seek mixed wine. Look not thou holic liquors". Looking at lhe sit­ gel rid of the law just because Barrv and Eaton County's Doctors h***?* b,JM bv‘Th' A^i^* **av“ TgnSutaML'awrG' A?d?rw m upon thc wine when it is red. When uation in this light. I wonder someone violated il? *• "veterikarc' *-*-*-*----- y Medicine. BuperinIt give th Ills color in the cup, When **Who*s misleading Who in Barry- , Listen! in .official va .fayes-Green-Beach and “fs . If “ those "”S A" “!H" pool”2; ; woods h»v, !«■ h«un* tlUeieney. Ori,, to (te Army, Arar -------- •- •hospitals, ------- •­ It moveth itself aright. At the last Country.?"' IS p’buXSr« . rS'SES f, w f-n “ ” !2S IS mJT «A“. the Mon™ oi one sister, i — Pennock and the public McElroy of East Lnn- health nurses of Barrv and Eaton it blteth like a serpent, and stlngThe next objection raised by the oP a drink you will see that the P* Bh f °ur * ,de .* nd e, < hl , fect ring; two nephews. Jan ___ .jphews. James McElroy eth like an adder." Proverbs 20:1: writer of this article Is that the one i£ k Xt ? a law 1* hist an ‘ong-or more than two cords of or- of Washington. D. C.. v County Health Departments. Wt MANUFACTURE VITAL WAR ITEMS AND of C.. who Is serv- । 23:29-32. Never wu traced by hu­ who framed thc Ballot to be used effective Captain Jose Farcer of the *urgienforcement Pr“ dlSary 16 or 18 ,n?h riovewood roKWashington. ln London. D. Enclan _. , ner rant , nr more of, the ing in London. England and An- _„y of General man hand a more vivid picture of was very -clever in disguising the effective its enforcement. Pro­ "11’ “ division of Percv -----------Jones -------with ” ---------F1*"***' os ivb ciuuruciucui. rivTwentv FARM IMPLEMENTS drew rai ^reck U.’ Twenty per rant or more of the dre , McE)rov of New York City. „ the debasement and the slavery of real issue so that the voters would hibition was a law. If it was not healing value of green wood Is used W h 0 0 Is In Indio both appointments tiie victim of Intoxicating drink. be misguided. Again let's turn to enforced, the fault Iles with those to am, Ott to. malm,,-TO. i? to?“um£n “Ttorl-“ ! drive off the moisture. Tiie rest being for the duration of the war. ! Permancnt—Temporary and part tima work Enthralled, degraded, even when who failed lo do their duty and not to .in mndw, for the home. The dett th of Mr. Kerc's othawakened tn a sense of his misery, 57. we find that the State has pre­ with the law. There is plenty of full cord of four- rr glatjr Mltt Mame Kerr at Baldhe has no power to break from lhe scribed Just the way that the ballot evidence to demonstrate this posi­ snare; he "will seek it yet again." la to be draw up. It gives three tion. Beardless of the effort put forth forme trr rhrwsea from. Tpt GOO that ■ The claim is made. too. that those to purify the liquor traffic, liquor Interested in removing-this curse fo Pkx^r. Ohio, j Brach hospRals.--------------- T | from our country are doing It In an ‘ra±ue7& ^r^’rTVp^' Kerc resided 423 East Michigan Avenue. Battle Creak, Michigan late Rev. Russell H. I O. C. Stucky, D.. the acting' underhanded way. namely, by tak­ as it will If John L. Lewis has hl* sWp ing advantage of our boys who have gone away to serve their country ’’__________ lit ' Bready, who was then pastor of the : director of the’ Barry County and thus are not present to exert ikiTCDkiATiriw aimnn Pioneer Methodist church, his first Health Department, attended a war charge. In Pioneer./Mr. K?rc was time conference of the American their Influence in the affairs of ...I. Only persons eligible under War Manpower Cow the community. The claim holds WILL FOSTERED BY Instrumental In organizing the Ari- i Public Health Association in New mission Stabilisation Progra no water when one knows that.ap- OFFICERS* CLUB ' on Mu,c QUkrtHtt. the group hav- Yurt City on October 13 and 14. Dlications for voting in absentia a ramZ =iri whn i. lnR • w,de r»‘Putatlon throughout i The meeting stressed the use of TOPS IN 10-21 have been available to an who wish tn'wt»« northern Ohio and southern Michl- new resources for health education I n Jftn •“ wl>“ Mr K,rT to Hu. ,na to ton.. to lake advantage of this privilege. v™,* Ewrrfem.mc Griff WOUssw esd hii . If you have a boy or a friend who xorK-vity u Mt, Koger xi. null. orchetue . . . "Moose BteeMe Pun’ is away, be sure to get an applica­ tion for him so that he can have was bofn here and received a part bls ballot. This should have been done before now and actually great of her early education In the Has­ \ numbers of applications have been tings schools. It was Mrs. Hull who took the Ini­ sent out already. No one is small enough to even think of treating tiatory steps In the organization of our gallant boys in such a low. a club for officers In New York mean way. except those who are City, sadly needed at the time. She hiu had the satisfaction of seeing It become the. most popular cluo of that nature tn the city and to have It recently made the official officers* club and placed In the war fund. It Is located In Hotel Del­ I monlco. Park Ave., at 59th St. Writing to friends here. Mrs. Hull says It has been a wonderfully in­ teresting Job which grew to be much more of a Job than she had any Idea it would be when she started it in tiie summer of 1942. September marked its thirteenth month of existence. In that time forty-three Having decided to quit farming, I will have a tale on my farm 80 rods west of thousand men have availed them­ selves of its privileges and the hun­ Dowling on ~~ dreds of letters received from the men who have enjoyed the club hate made Mrs. Hull and her com­ mittee feel It has been very reward‘"U quotes one British officer as PUBLIC FORUM MichiCian T U S. In war to » GrOWino Now Boons ' Men! Men! Men! Do YOUR Part Formers Who Hove Wood Lots Will ' Be Fortunate on the Home Front IF YOU are not permanently employed in essential war or farm work or if you will be available for work this fall and winter WE WANT YOU. OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT CO. MOOSE F’AW UmUTAIlUUKr ANS MAMA ■ UCTION SALE THURSDAY, NOV. 4,1943 COMMENCING AT HORSES Gray mare, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. Bay mare, 8 yn. old, wgt. 1600 lbs. 1 O'CLOCK. Grade Milking Shorthorn heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh. Yearling heifer, due in Mar. Bull, 15 mos. old. 4 bull calves. COWS Grode Milking Shorthorn cow, 7 yrs. old, freth. Grade Milking Shorthorn cow, 6 yrs. old, due Dec. Grade Milking Shorthorn cow, 5 yrs. old, due Dec. Grade Milking Shorthorn cow, 5 yrs. old, due Jan. Grade Milking Shorthorn cow, 4 yrs. old, due Jan. Grade Milking Shorthorn cow, 4 yr*. old, due March. TOOLS Low wogon and rack. 2 horse cultivator. 2 drags. Plow. 2 riding plows. 7 ft. grain binder. Studebaker wagon. Spring tooth riding cultiva­ tor. 1 hone 5 tooth cultivator. Set of pickup guards for 8 ft. binder. Corn shelter. Other articles not mentioned. saying that when the war was over he felt this club had done more for 'international goodwill than all the goodwill ambassadors that had been sent to this country from Great Brittan since the war began. The club has been a common meeting ground for English and American officers anil each has found how really nice the others were, as hith­ erto they had really never known each other. Mrs. Hull feels this has been the most important feature of the work, because "If individuals cannot work together, nations nev­ er will." Mrs. Hull Is general chairman of the Open House group os well as its founder, and has u fine commit­ tee of'-.twenty-five assisting, all prominent New York women, among them. Mrs. Nicholas Roosevelt, vice chairman. Mrs. Wendell Wlllkie. Mrs. Lowell Thomas. Mrs. John French. Jr.. Mrs. David Scribner, Mrs. Edwin Gould, to name a fow. In her official capacity Mrs. Hull has exceptional opportunities to contact the young men who paxn CAN VITAMINS CHANGE GRAY HAIR? Read thn amazing nxptriNncn of gray-haimd paopfa in Calcium Pantothenata iotft sponsored by Good Houtoknnping magazinn. According lo this report: Ye», the harvest is in ... a harvest destined to feed America and her Allies. If You Need Money... See Your BankFIRST! It’s a harvest that’s a living tribute to the gumpton af our American Farmers. They took a heavy job upon their shoulders when they promised to produce food and more food to help lick the Axis. Both fronts, the h>ne and the fighting fronts, desperately need­ ed this food to carry on with their jobs in the war effort. sleeves to fight the problems that came their way. There was th4 manpower shortage, machine shortage, tedious chores, gruelling field work . . . things that they had to conquer—and did! Wo keenly appreciate the formers* problems. This institution was built around their needs and friendship and will continue to back them to the .utmost—to the best of our ability. Now that winter’s coming, wo *are prepared to help the formers moe^-and lick—the problems that winter brings. SHOW YOUR COLORS BUY U.S. WAR NOWI & HASTINGS CITY BAN ROY RICE, Proprietor 'Fifty Six Fean of Continuous Service’ Stebbins & Jacobs E. E. GRAY, Clerk Hastings Phone 2111 These farmers realised the responsibility of their pledge and rolled up their SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS TERMS: Cash. No goods removed until settled for. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer The harvest’s in Winter’s not far behind PHONES: 2103 - 2103 HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER U, 1M3 talned Mrs. Anne Maters. Loo Star-1 kan. Kalamaaoo; Mr. and Mrs lar-1 ry Storkan and daughter. Mr. and । Mr. ana nn Marry scares or mi Mrs. OUnog SlorkAh. Jr.; giyad spent list wrek witn the Utters sister. Mra. Claud Hunt and fam- son and children, Alto. Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hurd. Mrs don Wolf of PlanweU and Jeon Marshall Tripp spent the weekend Hunt of Hastings. * Mr. and Mn in BaiUe Creek with their aunt and Jake Van Dyk and daughter of uncle Mr. and Mra Clurley Mayo. * Mr. and Mrs.' Roy Jenkins ami Uy ’Mili Grove. * Ferris Lathrop and friend of Toledo and Mrln Mr. and Mrs. E H. Lathrop of Itadeer V.tt. Barryvllle spent Sunday with Mr. »oU lapply and Mra. Kenneth Kelsey and Joyce Elaine. * Wc miss you at Sunday >W<Uy Hunt Detea <l»tr»tieo Sapplhi School at 10 o'clock, especially the younger pupils. ' MARTIN CORNER* Last Week's Letter j Mr. and .Mra. William Schantz m»> *1U1 retetlvea. * Ray-Jenkins has, bspi far Moodv Moody lasr-h Leach uw the and son Howard of Maple Grove. T**"" h “"’ working for p*.-t two wees* an tiie bean thresh­ ' Mra. Annabelle Showalter and Mrs ** *’ er. * Mrs Dick Maters left Kala­ i Eide Cogswell, and children of. jSS.i mazoo Monday to join her husband Nashville and Mr. and Mn. Orr a>mmi u»' who is In an army camp In Cali­ I FUiier were Sunday dlnher guests fornia. of WUliam Cogswell and daugh- u>»« r tore on lhe Center road. * Mrs. * ,hl SOUTHWEST RUTLAND On Flaiier wks a Thursday after7 Last Week's Letter Wm. OHs spent from Tuesday Hastings. * Mra. Ida Pion* is spend- „ until Thursday at the home of Mr. ing some time nt the home of Mr* DUNHAM DISTRICT and Mrs. Wm. Havens. * Mrs. Dan Carrie Groilnger in Woodland ' Douglass nnd granddaughter Donna where her sister Miss Clara Blocher • (Last Weeks Utter) The 4-H Pood Preparation club went to Charlotte Friday to spend U employed, assisting the ladles Kia served supper to their parents the weekend with lhe former's with tnelr sewing. * Relatives here * ursday evening at thc home of daughter and husband Mr. and received word the past week from their leader. Mrs Mildred Rhodes. Mra. Myron Bishop. * Mrs. Clarn Lloyd R Cogswell somewhere In. from Hastings called on England, that he has been promot- • * The teachers of the .southeast McDonald Mrs. Wm. Havens Saturday. * Mr. ed lo Captain. Congratulations Oapt., district of the county met at the — Lloyd. * Your correspondent was ami I Dunham school Wednesday after­ and Mra. Verne Goodenough — _________________ thrilled last spring ------, where she ; noon lo receive the first of w series Wilno of Muskegon were Sunday quite afternoon callers at the home of read that Sir Bernard M. Montgomery. —„---------- , of lessons in lhe music project for n^.. Oaks. z-x-U.. * .x. Mr. 1/. and • t-.-( the “Praying General." 1 ’■ — as he <. , is Mr. and Mra. Roy rural schools. Miss Brannon of M. Mrs. Wm. Havens spent Wednesday railed, was an Irishman, bom in S. C. was present to give the lesson. * Rex Hawthorne who has been .KA of 5,“Brush ?SS!S Northern £° of vinno.r, tiik nureir Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hart Ireland of which her I couiit for T’ftt cot’fcTY or BARRY a medical patient at Ulla hospital Ridge. * Mrs. Clara Wilder of Has- mother was a native and where she “ r •“ • --ELL 1 , was brought home Tuesday. Al­ though still confined to his bed he tings Is visiting her daughter and lived until eleven years of age. Rel- > a tires there write that their counis feeling better. * Mr. and Mrs. husband Mr. and Mrs. Gorham. t:y is very proud of the General Ray Ostroth were at Community and wu think justly too. hospital Sunday to see their daugh­ DOUD CORNERS ter Mrs. Velma Dunkelbcrger who is convalescing there following a COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ma lor operation on Thursday Mer­ lin Dunkelbcrger is staying with Mrs. Nellie Gelman and family. * Oetoter s. IBU his grandparents during Ills moth- Mrs. Ida Newton spent Friday and Cnm^-n Couaril m»t in trs«i« Saturday with her son Archie New- .i«r. Frid*>. -. HH3 •« ton. Saturday afternoon they via!!* “sidter awl Mra. Lulu Gray. Mr. and Mra. Sam ted Electa Tobias in Kalamazoo and Buxton and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon oiled on her daughter Iva Clark . ’*-5“' Buxton. Banfield; Mr. and Mra. who has relumed from the hoe,ubiui». <4 the merlin* Keix. Russell Stanton. Battle Creek, and Dital and is getting along nicely, w j»*s. »rre r.-.d •»<! an>r»vr>iMr. and Mra. Ray Preyost of Bed­ Marle and Eldon Houghtallng and ' Thr following areouat* •»»» a« ford. * Mrs. Maurice Cfc troth caded Daisv Bergman were guests of Ed- {• u. • at the Ray OcUotb home Sunday ward James and family at Sprint H Ubir Arbor . Thursday night On Fridav ,}{: iX : \ . 7 evening._____________________ they attended lhe funeral of an n labor ...................... aunt who had lived tn Minnesota. J. L»raatar. labor ...a— HUBBARD HILLS Mrs. C. E. Bentley. Interment at the J* J-Hro. labor . Last Week s Letter Azalia cemetery. * Mr. and Mrs. | 4UI0' Pvt Theodore O. Hayward of Lynden Norris and family visited {: c^wrard labor 7. General Hospital. Brighten City. . Utah, who Ls home on a furlough Ira Chaffee of Quimby Sunday and d. Rmlth. labor met Clarence Chaffee of Delaware t smith, labor . Ids wife Donna and Abe Hayward — ----------- —•——*- o - «—-— o|i .upf>lir« visited Miv. Bettie Allen and Mr. who lx home on furlough. * Mr. and ! and Mra. Ralph Teeter Thursday Mrs. Albert Reams of Kalamazoo jrtt.'. afternoon ♦ Mbs Bettie Allen, who - uird at the home of John Gurd. waa badly injured tn an nuto <ral- Sunday afternoon. ★ Mrs. John ; listen six weeks ago. with severe oura ano family visited her par­ ' head lacerations ana the large bone ent* Sunday. The twins were home from Jackson foe tiie day. * Lewis Mater was taken to the Pennock hospital Friday and underwent nn \V. Krll. operation Friday evening. At this writing is gaining nicely. We nil hope for “ speedy recovery. * We listened to a very good sermon from a Missionary Sunday. Come cut and bear the gospel preached XB1. npo Church al 10 o'clock. Sunday school • rtnsr at 11. All welcome ★ Eldon Hough<». r taling and Daisy Bergman and ' Ruth Bergman were in BatUeCreek ,. Wednesday. x ,lld Sunday. Mr and Mra Lloyd FUton were dinner guests also Sunday. * Harold lY!) came home Satur­ day. * Miss Mary Baulch of Battle Creek spent Sunday with the home folks. * Mn. Clara Cavanaugh re­ turned home to Detroit Sunday. * The Rev. Paul and the Rev. Lyle Olmstead closed a successful re­ vival meeting Bunday evening. MONEY Mlera or Jackson 1 able! and Mra. DURFEE (Last Week's Leiter) 1 SSr and Mra Erie Lr-ugTrndlrta'aSSTiHi; l E 6 4 I S a SSSI’k?, REMODELING REPAIRING OR BUYING HOMES. GET READY FOR THE ZERO HOUR! INSULATE your home! Keep the cold out ond the heat in. Don't waste precioui fuel . . . it's necessary to make the most of what you have! See Us Now—Reasonable Terms THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 We Sell War Bonds and Stamps :l: BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS AUCTION SALE PLEASANT RUMJK Last Week s Letter Having sold the farm, I will have an auction sale at the farm located three and one- funeral of in unde. Charlie Cheney nt lake (TdMxa nn Kfnnrlav * Mr Slaart Off l<i ■ Kanarr. Tuberculosis is not inherited. I . by germs. half miles south of Woodland on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1943 Commencing ar 12:30, the following property will be laid: MACHINERY HORSES Chestnut mare, good brood mare, 11 yrs. old, wgt. 1600 lbs. ■ Brown mare, 16 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 lbs. Bay gelding, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1700 lbs. Pair of Roan Belgian colts, 2 and 3 yrs. old, full brother and sister and a fine pair. CATTLE I I Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh Oct. 17, calf by side. / Aged Guernsey cow, fresh Oct. 9, calf by side. Guernsey heifer, 26 mos. old, due to freshen Dec. 8. SHEEP Good Shropshire buck. 20 coarse wool yearling ewes. 55 mostly coarse wool ewes, 2 yrs. old and up. 10 mostly coarse wool aged ewes. HENS About 200 S. C. White Leghorn pullets, laying about 65%. GRAIN 4 acres corn, binder cut. A few bushels Irish Cobbler potatoes. John Deere side dal ivory rake. John Deere heavy duty mowing machine. McCormick-Deering manure spreader, like naw. Hayloodar, single cylinder. McCormick 7 ft. binder, with tongue truck. 2 horse corn planter. 2 or 3 horse walking plow. 2 horse walking cultivator. 2 horse riding cultivator. Land roller, rolling truck. Ensilage cart. Drag cam' Heavy duty farm wagon. Flat rack. MISCELLANEOUS ~ Set gravel boards. Stone boot. Ventilating shaft. House door. Sheep feeding rack. Sheep shearing boards. Sheep gates for lambing time, of various lengths. Sheep shears. Five 10 gal. milk cans. DcLaval cream separator, No. to,.good as new. Hudson, 5 gal. pressure sprayer. Sausage grinder. Lard press. Jenny Lynd bed. Slush scraper. Portable hen roost with perches. Two sets double harness. Horn gross seeder. 30 lbs. June clover seed. 40 lbs. mixed June clover, alsike and timothy seed. about 80% June. Perfection 3 burner oil sieve. Tile spade. Wagon spring seat. Grain bags and gunny sacks. Machinery tongue, in rough. Corn grader. Wash tubs. Quantity lumber. Hay slings. Grindstones. Egg crates. Sheet iron, air tight, heating stove. Chamber set. Nursery thair. Other articles not mentioned. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, NO GOODS REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. AUCTION SALE Having sold my farm, will sell at public auction my personal property at farm locat­ ed one mile east, J mile south of Maple Grove; or 3 miles south, one mile west, 1 mile south Nashville, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1943 COMMENCING AT HORSES Bay mare, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1450 lbs. Gray mare, 13 yrs. old, wgt: 1450 lbs. Iron gray mule, 6 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 lbs. CATTLE Registered Hereford bull, 2 yrs. old. Good grade Durham bull, 1 yr. old. Guernsey heifer, 2} yrs. old, due Mar. 17. Black heifer, 2 yrs. old, due Nov. 21. Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, due Feb. 19. 6 Guernsey and Holstein heifers, 2 yrs. old, pasture bred. 8 yearling heifers. Yearling Hereford bull. Yearling Holstein bull. Yearling Durham bull. Hereford steer. HENS & GOAT 30 White Leghorn hens. Milk goat, 1J yrs. old, not bred. HAY 12:30 SHARP. Deering Ideal mower, 5 ft. 99 Oliver walking plow. Black Hawk manure spreader, good con­ dition. ■ 2 horse walking cultivator. Extra good stock trailer 30x5-8 ply tires, spare tire. 16 ft. boat ond oars. Stone boat. Platform scales. Com shelter. 1936 Pontiac body. Good three gallon sprayer. Mechanical duster. Small duster. 80 ft. barn eovestrough with hongeys. 250 potato crate*. ■•'*‘,*'UiW|||H 1500 to 2000 ft. hard wood lumber. One double harness. One good third harness. Quantity oak fence posts. Quantity eating potatoes. Vi barrel good cider vinegar. 12 gal. jar. 8 gal. jar. 10 gal. milk can. Quantity fruit cant. 10 tons alfalfa. FARM TOOLS Spring tooth drag. 6 ft. disc. Bradley riding plow, good one. Spike drag. Hay rack. Wagon. 6 tooth cultivator. Float. Dump rake. Land roller. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 20 in. Round Oak heater. 2 commodes. 6 dining chairs. 6 kitchen chair*. < 4 rocking chairs. 2 dining feblos. 2 beds and springs. Bookcase. Buffet. 50 Ib. refrigorafer. Larg. cupboard. Def bad. Miscellaneous articles too numerous to mention. 2 dvoBters. TERMS: Cash day of sale, no goads to bo removed until settled for. S. W. SMITH; Proprietor R. A. LAPO, Clerk N. C. THOMAS, Auctionacr W .1- - -.......... ' / ' JAMES A HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer �ism- •M THE GUY who looked it you from a USO poster . little over a year ago. I'm the guy you forked over <34,000,000 for—so that, through the USO, you could let me and all my buddies know that someone home still thought about us—still cared enough not to want us to miss out on any of the things we were in uniform fight­ ing for. A hot cup of coffee for example, when you come in all grimy and tuckered out from a little ''business" trip*,.. / A club house with easy chairs to melt into and desks to sit at and write home and a dance floor Give ONCE for ALL these «tq.» u ,.u and some decent girls to give us out here a little reminder of what it's still like back there. You remember, don’t you? You probably dug deep for a lot of other things •that year, too...for British War Relief, United China Relief, and so on. Well, this year it's going to be simpler for you. Because this year, seventeen war re­ lief agencies have banded together into one great big campaign—to make it easier for you to give, and easier for them to distribute thc funds. They're calling this one big campaign the Na­ tional War Fund, and it includes most of thc major war relief agencies. Because it docs, this time you arc only asked to give once for all seventeen. USO United Seimen'j^enice War Prisoners Aid Belgian War Relia Society British War Relief Society French Relief Fund Friends of Luxembourg Greek War Relief Association Norwegian Relief Polish War Relief Queen Wilhelmina Fund • Russian War Relief United China Relief United Czechoslovak Relief United Yugoslav Relief Fund Refugee Relief Trustees United Stases Committee for the CareofEuropqnQMldwn u . . . • \ And take it from me, as one who ought to know, that contribution you’re going to make is one ofthe greatest things you can do to bring about victory. Not just because part of it's going to USO to do wonders for thc morale of the fellows under arms, but because a .good deal of it is going to help relieve distress at home through local agencies—as well as abroad, to help keep our allies in the fight. So when you're asked to give to the united campaign of thc National War Fund and our com­ munity's own war fund this month, remember me. Every dollar you give to the National War Fund helps me out in countless ways, and does its bit to bring me home sooner. Give in a big way, will ya? NATIONAL WAR FUND �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1*42 8'A*N A Tc BlUh you’ll find time to writ* * Home for a few days 'left veslerdar-Wed.) was T Sgt. Robe. H. I Tipton and hla wife the former J Haael Mae Mannl. daughter of the RMI Mannl 'a They said they felt ;. lucky to be home for the prettiest ■ time of year, the fall colon were ■ so beautiful, but Michigan wculd । have looked good lo them any time I ol year because It was great to be । . home. They’ve been In Texas over I - a year and both have a bit of a nice southern accent. Sgt Tipton t1 ‘. U in the Air Corps and from here ... report* to Salt Like City Utah. Sgt. Tipton to a native of Kalamawo. Glad to see both of you and eMde to Hazel Mae—we liked your husband very much, seems like a ’J,, pretty good guy. X5 Home, looking very jaunty and trim in uniform, was Gene Bush , who returned Sat. accompanied by Mra. B. and- baby Cathy who nr­ — rived here before Gene for a visit ■rtth relatives. Here’s a bit of ’dot­ dash’ new* about Gene whose ad- ■ tl*w •’ and Ha joined tha Army August 25. 1M2. destination. Wa did get here u you Oct. 16. 1943—8g t. William C. can see. quite safely and soundly except DeCou and Sgt. Claret— ” -- ------ and are camped out tn a beautiful of Class 43-42. have mountain valley. I still cannot aay completed the Flexible where we arc except on an bland nery Course at the Am in the south Pacific. It is the be­ Laredo ginning of winter here, but sure Fcxlble Gunnery Set Texas. doesn’t feel like It. More like sjtDArmy 'Air Field. Ls Upon graduation, in _______ ~ mer bock home. The Island scenery Hunters College on Oct. 31st. Bet other ratings, they received their Is typically tropical. Orange* and -Itanons abound in the wild state. Bemlta says, ’here we go again.' Aerial Gunners Wings, All we have to do Is wander a short 125 ft before thc first chute opens. Anyhow, good luck Bernlta ana ex­ now eligible to assume a distance from camp to procure Quite a little distance without mor­ cuse for saying some time back a nlember of an Army thal you flntoKeJ at H.HB.—Ber- Combat crew and are ful borne. Bananas are also plentiful al support. We must have looked, A trans-Atlantic Salute and Con­ niu to a Nashville grad. but X haven’t found any ripe ones to aid materially in th at least slightly dense, because Or­ yet. Cocoanut trees seem quite ville volunteered to bring us one of gratulations. to Lloyd R. Cogswell Even though we don’t know all Training Program. Hi. books biwilra on nn ’jumping' lumnlne’ before befan he somewhere in England, who Ls now these fellow* the following to tnabundant, but I have as yet to try hto tn teresllng new*, and especially so ' ’ Hello" Bob Roush. We were In­ any cocoanuu. returns to Camp thLs week so fel­ a Captain. Lloyd writes relatives 7U-’-------f lows If you hear about an old geey- the Martin Corner* district, that he because James F. Carpenter, one terested in your diagram of the There is a small river nearby with *er jumping off the court house to well, arid that he recently visited Of our own. attended the Reunion, pyramid type tent you fellows sleep both fishing and swimming facili­ you’ll know we got a little over en­ a cousin of hto fatheri. who to Did you have a good time, Jim? in. Looks as if you Indulged In ties. In fact. Mort went fishing yes­ working In England, but whose ----- -- — thusiastic. one way or another. Headquarters much sleep walking, you’d sooner terday but didn’t catch anything. Here’s a letter that Clarence home to in Ireland. Good luck j European Theater of Operations or later tangle with the clothes And speaking of fishing reminds United States Army Chaffee wrote to hl* sister, Mrs. rack in the center. When you wrote. me that it's almost time for you to Captain L. R. CogaWell .Michigan Soldiers SUge Reunion rtart soaking your lines again. Dad. Lynden Norris, Dowling. R. 1. and 333 Service Group. me next thing she knew he was mattress and running water and It Are you going to put the new boat A-P.O. 637 home on furlough. He just returned HEADQUARTERS. : i ; . >, , 1 . EUROPEAN would be just like home. (Well, al­ over on the lake by the state park New ¥*rk City. N Y. I THEATER Sunday and Clarence w»'*« «•* THSATSR OF OPERATIONS— most I)" You can’t be accused of as usual, or some other place. At ‘Howdy’ Harold Snow In all events let me know how the you collected on a Aleutlons. It waa kind of*"tough I Bongs, skit*, and personal reunions not having good Ideas. And you fishing is. can't blame a guy for dreaming, pumpkin pie* you were writing that you were one of lhe unfor­ highlighted the evening as 100 can you. The natives here are black, but -Michigan soldiers gathered for din­ Here are some excerpts'from let­ many have bright ortknge colored 10-18-43 tunate guys who did not get a fur- ' ner and their third reunion In the' lough before you got your A-P.O. ters written by Bob, who Ls now hair. But more about them anoth­ Tenn. ana sailing orders. Understand European Theater of Operations at Pfc., to Ills parents and grandmoth- er time. ’ the American Red Cross Mostyn Hello Sto. you’d like to know if there are any club in London recently. Detroit June 19. 1943 Try to answer the welcome letter June 9. 1943 | had lhe largest representation at All day and all night Thursday It I received from you this Saturday the dinner, with 38 men present. Mr. and Mrs..Maurice Roush rained and poured. No thunder or afternoon. 738 E. Grand St lightning, just water and more ot Major Norman Fertlg and Cor ­ Gee I’d like to swipe a couple ot 20636686 it. Boy were we aoaked. And now poral George D. Kerr, both of Bat­ Hastings, Mich. those pumpkin pie* you have in we arc wading mud up to a foot Seattle. Wash. tle Creek, met at the dinner for the Dear Mom and -Dad. lhe oven. Here It Is. my first V-mail to you deep. Oregon can ’ t even come close first time since they attended Mich ­ Harold, a Naahvile boy. address It Is drizzling here now and igan State University together in from ’’over there." However, we to this place for mud and it's Cpl. Harold N. Snow. A.S.N. rather cool too. 1838. Technical Sergeant Rudy Ko- aren't quite there yet and I am sticky, too. It seem* that about a 36407854 Got Rigged yesterday because I writing this letter on board ship. half a ton of mud sticks to your A P.O. 980 Postmaster lenlc and Staff Sergeant Don Ko ­ had a Uttle dirt on my rifle so went , lenic, cousins from Muskegon and Right now I can’t give you any feet every time you take a step. Washington. for a hike of 2 or 3 hour* this ■ ' Muskegon Heights respectively, met facts about the ship, lhe trip. etc. But in spite of the present rainy Birthday—Jan. 8lh. morning. , only to say we are headed for an weather I still like it here. The nsfor the first lime overseas. Seaman congratulations to Capt. Ph,.. ~ .w — — -------------------------Last night my buddy and I went island In the South Pacific, name to a farm bouse lo see If mavbe he trom—the new baby we mean. Why I 2nd Class Arthur W. Kollln and not mentlonable. Perhaps later on scene we constantly look out on to had a candle we could buy to put don’t you write us all about the lit- Sergeant Rex. D. Murphy of the I can tell you. This much I can one of singular tropical beauty. In our pup tent to keep Jack frost lie cherub. Hartley, brag all you RCAF. both from Pontiac, met for say. we left camp with full field However. I'd still trade thc entire island for one square mile of good the flrat time tn eight years and out and have light to write lettens. like, 'cause we all understand. Eugene Bennett hooes to be home remembered each others names im­ packs one afternoon, boarded a old Michigan. He didn’t have any but he invited river ferry and proceeded to the Our camp to gradually taklpg. on furlough Nov. 1st. which re­ mediately. port. There we got on the troop shape and thought we have not as old fire place for an hour or *o minds u* of what one ot lhe fel­ Here are some of lhe official re­ and talked with them and boy. the low* wrote. "My chief recreation to ports that have just been received. ship. The next morning we pulled yet moved into the large tents, each cut, and here we are sailing the day sees a few more of them go up. lonnf’-t all th* things I’d do at Congratulations to all of you:— heat from lhe fire place really felt broad Pacific. And It really Is home if. as, and when. I could get Keealer Field. Biloxi. Miss. Oct broad, loo. I never realised there I nave been helping set a few up. , candles. J, but moat of thc time since the rain a turlough." I could use a couple 22—A new role in Democracy’s fight We are wearing long Johns now KH1 Dick Htnkley. That was swell agatnsLthe Axis today awaited Pfc. was so much water In any one spot. I’ve been digging drainage ditches. of vo-.i t<> time your call so you Fred R. Ziegler, husband of Mra. ■ The band Is very fortunate to be So you see I’m doing exactly the and really feel good too. • could wish both your grandmother Betty L. Zlegter. 1108 N. Broadway. Quartered In 2nd class staterooms, same thing as when I came into Love. Shirley । and grandad happy birthdays. 'Mr. Hastings. Mien., who was graduated the same as the officers. So you this army. But the least hard work Birthday June 1 ■ and Mrs. Mark Ritchie—Mra. R. as an airplane mechanic today from tan see we are pretty comfortably can do for me will be to put me In Hto brother* address to: maxi condition. iahkiihuii . And miu thc me sunshine AUIIMUIIC birthday Oct 4th—Mr. R. birthday the B-24 Liberator bomber mechan­ situated. But when we were crow- I, good Pvt. Clarence Chaffee. 36458886 1 Sept. 1st.) It means a lot to them ic’s school at this unit of the Army ing the equator It wainit comfort- won’t hurt either In fact, already 89th Ferrying Sqd. able any. place. a iuic fine astart on ua nunsunOT,. L was about a* hot fm getting u mi I VII I to think you didn’t forget. Under­ Air Forces Training Command. N.C.A-A.B. ts be. Each Each.1 tan. ■-tn or want to stand _you report Wilmington. 90. Delaware . .you. ’ve been sea­ U. S. Naval Reserve Midshipmen's ax I ever been day the band and orchestra ‘ plays just finished doing my laundry Birthday Sept. 25 sick a few hundred times but that School fol- the troops at 8:30 am. The band In the creek and decided it was Naval Reserve Bob Reed from ! now you’re getting lo be ’an old New York. New York plays on the after well deck and time to catch up on my corres|x>nWebb Institute. N. Y.. ts here this । tail.' Well, the first hundred times n.ZOT on ah thc ■ I. n forward En—wn—4 well rij.r-V New York, N. Y. Oct. 20—Robert ; — • 9;00 deck. week Looks great and to pleased as I ere always the hardest—or are they, J. Carter, son of Mr. and Mra. John I r-nm 3 till 4 the dance bund en- dence, It possible. June 30. 1943 everything to be home. ’ ' Dick. Good luck. ■ L Cloverdale. Michigan. I tertains. Other than that, the time I haven't told you about the na­ Returning Sunday to Camp Rue- I It was nice your 'Mom. Mra. Ju- received his commission as an tn- ' . —...--------- *. — —— ker, Ala., was Pfc. Hugo White who | Un Hawkins, visited you last month sign in the United States Naval Ls pretty much our own. We have tives here as yet. but now I II make has been home on hLs first furlough | at Spartpn School at Tulsa. Okla., Reserve today after completing the teen reading mysteries nnd been a stab at it. My German and Span­ and gelling acquainted wth hto one | Curtiss before you were moved so fifteen-week V-7 training course at sen-sick, ol course. I have been ish aren’t doing me one bit of good people here speak month old baby daughter, who he'd । far away. She told us you're fine lhe New York U. a N. R. Midship­ lucky enough not to get sea sick— because the but plenty of others weren’t so French. So you see what I should never seen. Mra. W. to the former I but she had a trying experlenc- men’s School. lucky. Altogether, the weather has have studied. The natives are of Betty Smith. | loosing her pocket book and all In Impressive ceremonies con­ Hugo’s brother. Dick, who has । that. Now that it has been returned ducted In the cathedral of St. John been pretty calm, but from what the black race, very heavy sei. and been in service about 4 weeks writes i everything Ls O.K. again She’s the Divine, the largest gothic ca­ I’ve seen of lhe ocean. I’m mighty rather short They have hair which that he sure would like to hear lucky it wa^ found. Well write you thedral in the world, the graduat­ glad I’m in the army. Give me is bright red due to dyeing and feet good old dry land anyday. that are a* wide as they are long. from his friends. Hto address •«— -• ing class was sworn in by Captain June 14. 1943 Most of them go barefoot, except Pfc. Curtiss Hawkins HASTINGS Richard A. White, AB.R. John K Richards. USN. thc This Is my first attempt at writ­ for the one* who have G.l shoes. ASN. 36458883 School's Commanding Officer. ing a letter since arriving aL our 'Continued on page 5. Section 3.» 319th TSS Bks 661 HEADQUARTERS. PANAMA Shcpnard IHeld. Texas. CANAL LUM-ani.nuni. DEPARTMENT.— —riL.u«iPfc. GarBoth Max Keller and Gordy Cro- relt N i.hman, whme wife. Mra. hers who have been in Icetend so • Genmde Ishman. resides at 402 been transfened^ Eng- We8t MUt 8t„ Hasting*. Michigan. land. Gordv writes that thjs change , promoted to corporal. It to an- 1 , to to hto liking much u dona io nounced In order* issued by Head- | entertain the soldiers and that ev- quarters •------•of- a—Sixth — —— •-— Air—Force base I ery girl in England is engaged in in Central America. war work of some kind. Explain Corp. Lslrman entered the service ! yourself, soldier, j Gordy says he in June. 1942. at Fort Custer. Mich. —-to both men ond women, on just your own signa­ । ' tsited his couslqfc in Scotland and Prior to hl* Induction, he was to get another furlough .I he ™ hopes --------- —... employed by E. B. Bliss Co, In Hasture ond security. Cash advanced up to $300.00. I] long iiibu* enougivto ciiv/UKii..— play r—z one r» game — of .I tfogs ’ golf cousin jWm. Wm. Ironside Ironside; 1 THIRD — ARMY MANEUVER ' w with lyto cousin TnIKU AKMY MANEUVER Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. sc U ’• - 9u ~ rd’r ll?<?d.............. 1 on Scottbh Sc,<?l^vh 5° l° h“' HEADQUARTERS IN LOUISIANA ; the pflptard on the local course- -xCpl. Lyle W. Felder, son of Mra. Tcfus know the result. Slnah Felder of Cressey. Mich., has tw.rr^?.iinrvu40nn L’r t!^vy ,or been assigned “-^signed as clerk-typist in the ’ beautiful Doris Radford wh’d mar­ Plans and Training Section at Pro- ■ ried Ensign ’Bud' Grover Hansen, visional Headquarters of Lt. Gen. on Tuesday, leaving Immediately on Courtney Hodges* Third Army 101K W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. a wedding trip In the south, reach­ troops, now on maneuvers In Louis- > ing Miami, where Bud is to report lana. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. . PHONE 2722 Nov. 6th for 2 months training with In civilian life Corporal Felder sub-chasers. Best Wishes. was employed by L. L. Sanders of | Speaking’ of beautiful girls— Kalamazoo. Mich., as a slock clerk. another such lovely local gal. to Cyntheal Reed who plans to make it a twosome in tiie spring after Jim Cushman, now stationed in North Carolina, gets hLs commission | in the Army Air Corps, _ JLarry Moore writes about his [ training for navigation' They made । a flight that was no speedy Larry didn't even hove time ttf get lialf 18 mos. old. . his calculation done or something I like that. Hopped from Texas. forced in in Kansas etc. Sounds ex­ These sows all bred to farrow Nov. 8. i citing Larry ; how about telling us a few more of lhe details and stuff. . Excuse us Bob Cooper—Bob to . Petty Officer first class Instead of Pfc ns we had him last week. He writes it Radioman 1/c. Guess we Ridge In a land Pbnaaoola, Florida , .. __ _ __ ___ _______ _____ Played In three rounds of thc submarine yet. Officv*' Tennis Tournament The Re*ds the Home Front every tournament waa finished after Gene I week—enjoys reading about what came home. He pteyed five set* of the other boys are doing, where tennis the day before coming home they are. their advancement*, etc. with the Enlisted Men* Team, one Also reads the sport new*—eapecofficer to allowed on each team tally the football games. Keeps up on hto tennis. j He will be eligible for the reguAtoo play* softball. Hto squadron ter Navy after 18 month* of active beat the enlisted men. Everyone on duty and to thinking about joining, hto team received a cigarette case. Do we ever wish we’d seen <M>, lour or n„ teouro » . "Moo«- Bort OWj, JU •»*>»>< week ground training besides hto ! *»>’ to spell it) who was home a dutiea as a flying Instructor. He al- | f« weAs agm And why-^catue so to taking an Officers’ training everybody.^®»en th«: course. The Navy never stops the *as the most handsome m«u> In uni­ education of the navy personnel. form from Barry county. Well now. TakeFeroM countfy hop* to Cor- that's something to live up to and pus 'Christie. Texas, every once In a we’d like to see for ourselves, so while for the training of his stu- well be noncommittal until then. r>nt* during which time well be here to --------- ,— -----------------------accept any other nominations for Moose." who worked at hop every six months with another this title. “Moos **■ --------*—j before he went in officer, taut August he went to the Pteton Ring w... refui ..lute these claims but Walnut Ridge. Arkansas, lo see service, will that’s ■what they all say Lleuf and Mrs Wayne Plnkbelner. fellows, 'H.t. but-tLhey were home on a furlough whether you believe it or not Hare we learned things about Gene would fly home but there is paratroopers since - Orville Curtis* n limit of 8M miles. Cathy walks all over and gets inlo "opened up" and told us what we ..... ... I..-, should have known before. Tiie felwiw uy. ru.-—» ’lo*» are always connected to the seaplane. He had moat ot hto train- plane by a static line tied to their Ing tn land plane*, though, and he pack, when they jump. At about thsit’s chute. Orville says you don’t count 1. 2. etc. you say 1000. 2000. 3000. then if the chute hasn't opened • and we guess you always know when il does- you can always de­ pend on the reserve pn your stom­ ach—an extra chute khat Is. which Brooklyn. N Y. The boys are sons — — ____ Clare White. 420 8 Michigan Ave. Aviation Cadet* Donald C. Springer and Robert Clark were back In Barry county Friday, having fin­ ished Naval Flight Preparatory School In Delaware. Ohio. They, were on a 3-day pass before leaving for Pre-Flight. .. many happy tin •is son. bo had just 1 Bern1!* crossed the country to Calif , to work at Lockheeds. has received her GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE COMPANY PHONE 2101 111 E. STATE ST. AUCTION SALE PERSONAL LOANS Because we are moving to another farm we will have an auction sale at the farm locat­ ed first house south of the Catholic Cemetery known as the old Clayton Hinckley farm on 9424 CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION NOVEMBER 1, 1943 Commencing at 1:00 o'clock the following will be offered for sale HORSES Roon mare, wgt. 1450, 10 yrs. old. 2 Poland China brood sows, 2 yrs. old. Half-blood 0.1. C. and Poland China sow, CATTLE Black holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, O. I. C. sow, year old. pasture bred. Black, part-blood holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, pasture bred. Roan durham cow, 11 yrs. old, pasture bred. Brown Swiss cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Feb. 8. Brown Swiss cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Sept. 5. Brindle cow, 7 yrs. old, bred July 7. Brindle cow, 5 yrs. old, bred May 5. Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, bred May 31. White and black holstein, 5 yrs. old, bred July 5. Red, part-blood durham heifer, 2 yrs. old, bred Aug. 10. Roan durham bull, 2 yrs. old. 2 Yearling steers. 5 SPRING CALVES-GOOD ONES Nearly full blood white durham bull. Roan durham bull. Roan durham heifer. Red durham heifer. Holstein heifer. These calves ran with their mothers all summer. HOGS O. I. C. brood sow, 3 yrs. old. 31 Shoafs weighing 100 lbs. or better. TOOLr" Steel wagon. Small wagon on rubber with flat rack. John Deere, 2 bottom plow, 14 inch. John Deere manure speader. Formers Favorite grain drill. Big four mowing machine, 6 -ft. cut. New Osborn mowing machine. 5 ft. cut. Cultipacker. Horse drawn corn planter with fertilizer attachment and wire. Two 3 Section drags. Spike tooth drag. Steel land roller. Ajax cultivator. ' 2 Horse cultivator, Oliver. Corn binder. Slush scropcr. Corn shelter. Hoy fork and rope. Oil burning tank heater. fPump jack. Woven wire fence stretcher. Several rolls hog barb wire, new. Root cutter. 55 gal. oil drum. Vinegar barrel. Seed corn grader. nearly new. About 30 grain sacks. Bushel sweet clover seed. Other articles too numerous to mention. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Lcothcr upholstered bed davenport. Five furner oil stove, built-in oven. Steel camp cot. Gasoline iron. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR AMBROSE J. GUERNSEY, Prop HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer WHEN IMt USTANCE LIMES ME CHQWDEO. THE OPERATOR WILL SAI E. E. GRAY, Clark "PLEASE LIMIT YOUR CALL got a bit excited and slightly mixed , -n. *nvhow. we didn't get you in the Marines, think of what a me.M tnat would have been. Smooth sail­ ing. Bob Bartholomew sard he chuckled when oid'Zolly was telling about his new baby and said, the ether two boys were thrilled id ' have a new baby brother to play ■ with.’ You thought they'd be thrilled when they were old enough to know—don’t fool yourself Dave, I they’ll know the minute you bring another baby home, they may even be a little jealous of al Ithe atten­ tion lhe new baby takes Maybe the words shouldn’t have been thrilled’ and ’play’ because they'll , just be curious and ready to take I a few pokes at the newcomer. Any­ ’ how. give ’em time and if there aren’t thrills where three, growing boys are concerned, we wouldn't know. How proud you must be of 1 your family and how proud those three lads arc going to be of their I Dad. Incidentally loiltor. if you don't mind our saying sd. you have about one of the prettiest young wives we know. Dave Ls with P. T. boat*. TO 5 MINUTES OTHERS ARE WAITING oU®’" ’ nV vr****' ■ David J. Bartholeraew. F I c H—117 MT.BST.C. | Melville, R. I F.S. By lhe way. did you know they , already call the baby (Terry Mlch। aeli ’Mike'. | How goes It Keith Brady—from ; what w’e *a»- this week you’re doing I all right by yourself with a certain young lady. She was so pleased with ! the braclet and pin you sent her. with your ensigns on them.- that she was all smiles. Why not write us a letter Keith, we’d- like to hqar from you Congratulations to Joseph Ta/fee for your outstanding record: and to [Rass Norwood on your promotion to Lt. See stories and pictures on front page. Great work. men. There is a dear little baby. Larry Peter Stacttauskas. on a farm just north of Middleville who is with his. pretty, red haired mother, the former Charlotte Tunas te. patient-1 ly waiting for his Daddy to return from some where tn the South Parifle. He gets a little anxious at: Weil appreciate your co-operation when you get on A CROWDED LINE THIS NEW 5-MINUTE SUGGESTION WILL HELP CAUS GET THROUGH QUICKER. M|di|j-< .* mvur �MM THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1M3 i you mdl> itlfui ON THE HOME FRONT -l.m 1 I besure sum­ mery and lUtC. ihort scure itlful one.-, quite with BCillyeshlna. nlnds ou to Dad. boat 1 the , but farad noth1043 now foot lut a your step, rainy auty. ■ntlrv good •Wpg _ ol as each o up. ches. t the into work ne In thine •endy sunmdry ipon- 1043 • namake ipanKOO'J (peak rould c of , nnd rhlch . pra-fUghL Gums It's sup- j But to quit griping, what a I be rough couroc. howera*. we've come to. Aa you know, J ; Last night our | furnished bv Lar 1 famous radio and screen star you've Will I undoubtedly Men and beard. jmte a Bept-5, IMJ Marys. and their feet are as tough as leather. For clothing they w< most anything, especially cast clothing ot soidieni and saltan is not at all uncon Fura dia "taste , at 6’M to g draaaad only ► In a long without play for some shorts and a pair ■ we didn't ge perhaps another 1; to bed at 4:: kerchief and field 1 up for it. D them are quite inte movie. of them appear to De rather dull.; , i«ial,to*ltay’awiyJifrcme ‘‘°°<1 dU’ r,u,er to carry on a conYesterday afternoon we rode The couinrv^wre'i^fuli of came 1 'CTSa“°n with any of them. We some 30 odd mltae up tt > island lo here U of game nJJ and“uita boar arefull milte abim- ’‘ knew .P? French and they very j an air base to ptay a p o«ram for 22n ano wrvb^>d eattrL Itoilr UUU U»>Kltah However, you can thc enlisted men there. rJir the will? ire iwt ro*easlly do buBU,ess with them for KOod charxe to look over some of Durk? and Mher^Hhtehinl? ‘TW°ne Ute Island has learned our planes and I'd like to tell you fnimd llw v*“e American money. I did 1 about them. Maybe someday 171 ?JL, V* surerh^' tn exchange some coins for some namat chance. There Is a Red before Tone " ' Uve curreney w keep as a souvenir.1 Cross service dub at thc airport. before long July 10 1843 »n almost all the business sstab'I am still tUiog browner u th-* Hshmente you find no one but women workin* and especially . .. have had. You prob- young girts. Much to my surprise i ly wouldn't recognize me all some were very pretty, but just try talo salad, sandwiches, eggs fixed with horscradlsli. pineapple juice, ' owned up, weight about 14$ and and talk to 'em. They either don't cake, coffee, and some very deli­ nice little moustache on the up- know English or don't want lo. er lip. It’s too bed we can't take They can all count in English and cious pineapple fritters. So, If you lictures hare, but that's the way 11 make change in American money as dont know how to make pineapple frttten, you'd better learn bow be­ you might Imagine. July 20. 1043 Well, about 4:30 we were stand­ fore I get home because I sure want I suppose you'd like to know what ing on a corner debating lhe next some more. The gal that made 'em I've been doing thc last couple move when along came out trucks said they were made just like com days. I wrote Saturday so III start with the dance band. They had.to fritters, if that will help you any. the story with Sunday morning. play for a dance al 7:00. so we went (That information for you mom). Our program went over with a Mort. Cheney. Corrigan and myself along. . decided wc wanted to give our After eating al some outfit at the terrific bang We played for a wiucn me big oiuicn bunch ui of fellows bus and u>cy they really nearby town a good once over so eoge edge Ol of UJWI1 town lor for which the uante dance oig bright and early <9.001 Sunday a.m. was being played, we proceeded to < went for our stuff, especially the we aet out hitch-hiking. Caught a a theater, the scent of lhe party Jam Five, dance bond. But when ,__ stop stoptotoconsider considerthat thata agood good ride almost immediately and by You may well ask what kind of a 1 you many of 1 those ------ »->• fellows —- haven't been ..■ 1000 wc were enjoying lhe sights theater would be suitable for a----------of a tropical town on a sunny Sab­ dance. Il had a l^vel floor and the in the states for over IB month,, bath mom. I wish I could tell you seats (only chaini were easily re­ you rather cease to wonder why all about the place and everything moved. Tills happened to be an en- ; they enjoyed it so much. The last we saw, but it would take an end­ listed man’s dance instead of offi­ few days around here have been less amount of paper as well as cers. But to top everything, all the hectic ones for moat of us. We being censored. so I'll have to lim­ sir Is that came to the dance were played our programs as usual and it this to a few facts. We walked French. Imagine dancing all eve-, with as many errors as might be around the town nearby all day nlng with girls you could only say expected. Then yesterday was sup­ till 4:30. ..ample >». ........ time — for --------------us to see"hello' and "yea or not" tof Anyposed to have been our day off. mnnv Interesting and beautifnl way, everyone seemed lo V— —x me os about 7:30 am. and start out on things. We bought pictures, post , good time. One thing struck .Whenever a an Island tour. It would have been cards. Bnapehota and even a map । being rather peculiar. When Sometime , French girls to a all* right except no one knew the of the island. Somettr — you'll get ”------*• ------goes —•* out either ’ TSK- TSK - DON’T PLY OFF THC HANDLE.!! JUST COUNT UP TO IO AND THLN LOOK IM THL YELLOW PAGES OF THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY FOR A SCRAP METAL DEALER Ally. Just a few n^nutea before I crawl Into bed In wfiteh to write a few A/C Zane Nash. UJ24R. lines. When I got home tonight I • October 9. 1043 found among my tettara two from frOni i De,ir Uertte and Grandma. your mother. One of July 4 and “* ----pw-nuht one Of July 28. Pkase thank her l yweJl trip again for the clippings and especto^Ste h^iSghtyHhwxjy1‘l^bo ‘"rtudlng the Oak- 7 .trad v> <o w >M> » nuhl Ih, mosquitoes are so targe and fero- re just nad to keep them rhlle tn ranks. otherwise I Helil Wc thought they were kidding ] One of the boys in Orville Burghus when they first showed us our I doffs company wrote the above barracks because they sure don't Doetn. OrvlDe’s addrMa U: probably hare look much like any of the Barracks ■ Pvt. Orville Burghdotl. Jr, 36858155 1L“S Bat. B. 815th A A-A- Bn. A.W. f Tltey ojc big brick buildings with a i Camp Hakn. California —• -v———■ chow hall in the middle of it and ; 'Puf*^.toe Navy- c^*ngc> , ot the Barracks an in the wings. It1 that. The food ha* been excellent u built in the shape of an H. The so far. but this place is noted । chow, of course. Is the moi I eating thing Just to give expecting. U her brother, Gerald My pilot has been made Anders, who is stationed along the ; Commander now and of* , up other lint pilots a ho r11>uuDiy znnii oc nerr is wrtxs n | Southern F.ied chicken Besides east coast of England. October B. here, so in that Way I ge high in grades—possibly 9. I think | u?at they had rake, mashed pota| in the number of raids I I shall enjoy It here. .We will uw not. . Sm. ariivv wavy. corn corn, uivi and aa wutercresj. watercress Dear Gertrude: il wu, I've waited some time for a let- I comparison to the real of I ------ ---------— bad ,, have much liberty while here st itI1 sahul. Doesn't sound does it. ter from you. and have Just about < There are always plenty lei appean. Oh VC*. vca. 1I IUIXW. forgot, bread and butter decided , . . II Wil that it is I who owe you a so I have no worry at them Wewere all were fertimate en~ta “h - -------------fortunate enough , and lemonade ■ letter, even though In checking ! (Continued on page fl, wi lit Nice and mwUcool, i get a brush h,Ir hair — cut l guess that's enough for tl The barber sure iiad a gleam In Ij time . his eye. Your loving son. They have a very good ships serHarold H. J. Shstman. A MA4. 3/c We live in a barracks No mon- [ Class 1544 A-F.GB. donnltortcs. Three decker beds, j Naval Air Station Pensacola. Florida ryx£'>S£d7S£,<5£Srt’'n; times before making a landing on your manly chest, then walk over, i life up your dog tag to sec If you have the correct type of blood be®!ar,lnR to dri* • Today we dedicated the first (and only> on toe ---- * , r,dl ———°island. A great many m*ny hls4i hl<h otfletaia officials, celebrities, etc. were present. I. etc nrearnt Inin- 'I eluding a major general, an admir­ al and. of course. Lenny Roas who sang a few songs with our ore he*trn. And for once I had some real ice cream. None of this French sluff, but real honest to goodness American made Ice cream- It sure tasted good after all these months. Bob's address is Pfc. R. J. Roush. 38407879 A PO 505. c/o Postmaster San Francisco. California bed at tiie same time. Ury Will have to close noef. Hope you On the California desert. Boy. here 1 A letter from Ken Town, son of are all fine. ■ is the spot. lhe Wade Towns. Delton Love, Battling a terrific heal wave in the Somewhere in the S Pacific Zane . land that God forgot. Sept. 18.1843 AV/CAD Zane Nash. U£J4.R. . Just titling lie re and thinking ol Dear Mother. Dad and Kathryn. 2nd Deck Hornet I what I left behind. How are all of you folks? Feeling U. 8. Navy Pre-Flight School I'd hate to put on paper what's fine I hope. I am well and am see­ St. Marys, California. ' running through my mind. ing some very interesting things. I have been working out on de­ Pensacola. Florida I We wash out mess kits dally and tails In tins Jungle. Yesterday I October 10. 1943 1! peel —•a --------------------— million spuds, found some limes. Tliey arc much ' Mr, and Mrs. 8. R. Sherman ! We put out many dollars to clean ***-»». WKKK WC IIHTC III JV . out dirty duds. the states. I also aaw plneappler., 1 Hastings. Michigan We stay out in thc sand hills dig-1 bananas and sugar cans. s j Dear-----------Folks, I Kina fox iwles with a nick 1 The ground here Is very fertile. ™»e. ।, Arrived here at about 8:00 this ’ And when were thru at evening, Every1 til Ing grows well. Wc are put-l put- morning after a fourteen hour train I we're to d«-- tired to kick. Ung in some gardens so that wei can : ride that was really a pain in the 1 have fresh vegetables. 1 ne-ck. neck. Tdii'vs You've FwVsr never seen older cars | Down with the snakes and lixarda. There doesn't — seem to t be much ■ than we had. excuse me. did I ■ -—r . . t-; *■; Down where a man gets blue. day we rode around In the back.-, wild life on the Island, however I say cars, my mistake, we had lust I Down at the very bottom, a thouof those trucks, on some of the there are plenty of bate. and were locked ,,, In at that. sand I1IMC3 miles ■from you. —• Ia have ,h»vv । one c/oc car uiuj wu, v ii/'.-'.u IVUI yvu. i roughest roads II've ’ve ever seen any- I. seen some with a wing spread of I, «.„> .------ ,u_ . »-----------------— but tliat didn't bother much •as » we Down where the।— heat keeps coming, all just about dead <, over I where. We were nil nvm. three tbr— feet. fwwf I felt |lke keeping most of the night. it's more than a man can stand. ■ when we arrived1 in In camp after our |.! We important visitor Just to show you what kind of a No. we're not convicts or criminal*. । --- had ---------a--very -- - — ---------------------I 150 mile Journey, not much of a ; todby. Mrs. Roosevelt vwas — ’here. ------’* It ride It was down here, the first we're defenders of thcland. 1 day off was it? ।i dldni cildn I really really make make much much difference three hours we made exactly 72 [ August 18. 1. 1943 1 1to to us us except except that that this this morning morning we we miles, so you can see how often weWe're soldiers of the A. A. force I We've been pretty busy practising ttUlng | | had fresh eg^ eggs for breakfact; breakfast; the were stopping. We ate last night In । earning our eager pay. -t.— i; first time itn n three — ~..k. । . lllc Memphis before we 1 protecting men with millions, for । the last few days, and tills aftermonths. tne depot oep noon we produced our weekly show , , I am enclosing a poem I wrote started. .......... < j a buck and a half a day. : . for the hospital patients. They seem I I hope you like IL Gues* this will _______ . . to be enjoying our shows more : be all ffor this time. . W1U] love. titan usual, that ta if their applause I Kenneth i is any indication. Pvt. Kenneth Town > As usual .1 went lo lhe show last { Anti-tank Co. 102 Inf. (R) j nlgbt. There waa a vary strong, cold 1 A.P.O. 032 c/o Postmaster I wind blowing and It certainly re- ■ , minded me or fall In Michigan. And | San Francisco. Calif. : speaking of fall. Il soon will be fall . where you are. Here it is the last But yet we seem so very near ot winter and we are looking for­ ' ward to summer. But I cant sav With many miles of ocean in be­ with much pleasure. Iltey say It I tween think of you, My lovely Queen. Ret* plenty hot, but not dry. One fellow iald lhat last summer It night cornea, and darkness ■ 1 rained 25 day* and night* straight. When falls He only left his tent to go to lilt 1 mess hall. Not very encouraging, 1* I think of you. and stately halls. Of times we've had and more to .11? come. Q—JARMAN ' ADD TO HOME FRONT .. .SEVEN I I forgot to tell You we were la* In the morning w|»en I wake > sued campaign hats lhe other day I rise ahd think of things at stake. , I (like Boy Scout hate). You should I think of home, and you. my dear eee me in mine with dark glasses And then I'm glad. We arc so near. ; and moustache. Wow! What u Kenneth j sight. Oct. 17,1943 ' ME RMASH WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chicks gain fast on MER- j MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A' & D j feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. * AUCTION SALE long, ■ccepi hoes. On account my health and shortage of help will sell at Public Auction on my farm located 3 miles north of Bedford and I mile west or 1 mile east of Fine lake, 5 miles south of Dowling on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1943 UCTION SALE Hove decided to sell the following property at public auction on my place located 7’/i miles north of Richland; or 3 miles south and 1 mile west of Delton; located in Milo, known as the Wolter Spaulding farm, on WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, 1943 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK COWS Registered Guernsey cow, with papers, 8 yrs. old, due June 4. / Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old, due Nov. 23. Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, due July 17. Jersey and Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, due July 24. Guernsey heifer, 1 yr. old. Registered Guernsey bull, 2 yrs. old, with papers. All T.B. and Bangs tested, and high producing. HOGS 3 Duroc sows and pigs, 3 wks. old. Poland China sow and pigs, 3 wks. old. 7 pigs, wgt. 45 lbs. each. CHICKENS 40 White Leghorn hens, lay­ ing. MACHINERY Deering grain binder, in good condition. New Idea hay loader, used 2 yrs. Hay tedder. 3 bottom summer fallow plow. 6 ft. disc. 3 sec. spike tooth drag. Single row cultivator. 3 sec. Osborn spring tooth drag. Deering corn binder. Wood box. 1 bottom, horse, riding plow. Two 100 gal. oil drums with faucets. 50 gal. oil barrel. Molassas steel barrel. Some pieces of furniture. Walking plow, in extra good condition. Large cold water separator. TERMS OF SALE: Cash, nothing to be removed until setted for. MERLE H. BRADFIELD, Prop. LORRIN COPPOCK. Auctioneer Hickory Corners Phone 17F2-1 MILT LEINAAR. Clark Dear Zolly. 1'11 try to write a longer letter .later, but would you send my paper to me at the following address? Thanks. T/5 Laurence C. Wieland । 53rd Med. Trig. Bn. Co. D. I Camp Barkeley, Texas 10-12-43 Dear Zolly: Well I am here In my new camp and I really like it here even if : the hours arc longer and the tralning tougher. I am now in the Wth division nicknamed tiie ''Rangers." it is supposed to be the top division in the army but I think the 88th was a lot better. This regiment has I made a name for themselves on the rifle range and on Distance march- 1 es. while on their maneuvers in' t Louisiana they made a 62 mile | march In 49 hours and that is quite > I a record. । I haven't gotten very much mail . ! since I have been here but I think . it is being held up at the old camp । It is nearly time to fall out so 11 ' will have to make short work of this । [ letter and get ready. I hear there ■ I are a lot more young fellows from ! | Hastings that are soon leaving for the service so lo all those fellows I I send my best wishes and a cheerful I army life. j [ I | 1 ■ I Pvt. Wayne K. Tagg A.8.N., 38453301 AP O. 88 । Co. C- 3511 Inf. Regt. Texas I‘ Fort Port Sam Houston. Y— | U. 6. Army I PS. Fam only 3 miles from San Antonio and what a place, big. nice 1 and a clean city also. । Oct. 7. 1943 Hastings Banner i Dear Sirs. • Will you please send my Banner to the following address. Albert H. Borton. AMM 3/C Sq. VR-6 Dinnerkey Coconut Grove. Fla. I entov the news from Hastings verv much and also the. news from the fellows in the Home Front. Its good treat to hear how they are all making out. Thanking you I remain Albert Borton I Service Men's Club of SeatUr | Seattle. Washington Oct. 3. 1843 Miss Alberta Nash 518 West Grand St. Hastings. Michigan Dear Bertie and Grandma. Just got a new pen and to break it in decided to write to you. Wc leave here Monday night for St. Marys College. California. Should be there about Wednesday. Have seen some interesting things here. i Went over to Bremerton yesterday ! —aiout a two hour cryis-c on P^get ■ Bound. There 1* < largo Naval Base there. Saw several ships. They cartainly are Mg things. Wc plan to go out to Band Point today. U's a large Naval Air Base. 1 This is a typical navy town. 'Hie army doesn't stand a chance here, it’s so outnumbered. There's gold Maid everywhere. Can's say I like the place too well. It has the damp weather prtvclanl along thc West Oout We are to spend about ten weeks COMMENCING AT 12 O'CLOCK, I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: HORSES Roon gelding, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1600. Block gelding, 10 yn. old, wgt. 1600. (This is an extra good work team). Matched pair Sorrel colts, 2 and 3 yrs. old. Matched pair Roan colts, 3 yrs. old, broken. Heavy crotch breeching harness and col­ lars. , 10 cows Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, due Dec. 27. Shorthorn cow, 4 yrs. old, due Dec. 30. Guernsey and Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, due April 30. Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, due Nov. 27. Grade Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, due Nov. 19. Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh Aug. 26. Guernsey and Jersey, 3 yrs. old, due Jan. Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old, due Jan. 9. Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh Oct. 3. Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh Oct. 10, calf by side. (149 Ib. daily milk base goes with these cows in in thc Battle Creek Dairy. Last test was 5.) _ FIVE HEIFERS Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, due Jan. 2 Guernsey heifers, yr. old. 2 Guernsey heifers, 9 mos. old. Purebred Guernsey bull, 2 yrs. old. HOGS O.I.C. stock hog, wgt. 150. Purebred Hampshire stock hog. 9 Hampshire feeder pigs. Sow and 9 pigs. Sow and 11 pigs. HAY AND GRAIN 50 tons of Alfalfa hay. 8 acres of standing corn. Quantity of Pickett seed com. 40 bu. Potatoes. FARM TOOLS John Deere groin binder, 7 ft. cut, with tongue truck. John Deere, 8 ft. tractor disc. John Deere side delivery rake. John Deere double cylinder hay loader. Rubber tired wagon and flat rack. Double riding cultivator. Double walking cultivator. Drag cart. Land roller. Hay tedder. Drag, 90 spike tooth. Oliver No. 41 riding plow. Primo milking machine, complete. 2 washing vats, nearly new. v 8 milk cans. One covered milk pail. Chain bull halter. Set of scales, w.ighinfl 3200. Set of scales weighing 550. 1J horse gas engine. Emery grinder. 13 inch cutting box. Buzz saw and arbor. Caldron kettle. . HOUSEHOLD GOODS Dining table and 6 chairs. Buffet. Rocking chairs. 3 dressers. Bed. No. 43 Florence heater. Other articles too numerous to mtntion. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NOTHINGTO BE REMOVED UNTILSETTLED ORIN JOHNSON, Prop. HAROLD BELCHER, Auctioneer ' HARRY KI �THt ituTfiitfs (enemy fight- ' consider it was no milk ran. no ! Altitude 180 feet. ■ •190 and Ute matter how few fighters there were. The German radio lust an­ PC*--— . . . do our , I've enjoyed the weather here the nounced that we kMt ISO Fortresses . ■■■ wing* they may not attack our I last few days. It reminds me so over there today, a loss of what re 5 Section 3-> «roupu tlley “£Uck our l^oup I rauch the nice fall days we have we must figure is more than 1001'.. not being able mav hot attack our squadron J once in a while back there. It's I wonder what they will think when B I have 16 now it *hd >r lh»r our *QU*<lron . cool and brisk In the morning but they see tiie same ones come back-1 war yet to 25. but I they may not attack o«r plane, and . the day is very comfortable. At nt^r hock to when I lf dP, .at,!Mck P»*. !,htu ' nlght ntT mo,t feUow* have I Write soon, navigator and “"ay not Will, and If they hit it , 6 woo; blankets on their beds. Russ. nanga”r— they may. noi.hJt « bad. rtdjt . We aulu . of ch4r. I Ll Russell Laubaugh acters In our barracks now. There , 94111 Bomb Gp. 'Hl 410 Sqd. are 12 of us in a hut built for 8. APO 634, 7, Postmaster resulting mostly from our squadron New York. petting more replacement crews in Home Front • a bicvcle acc&ent on lhe way j through an Individual raid mt fm«4 may not make briefing. ■e make briefing it may be a ft nm/'lf if. not a milk run mission may be scrubbed. If It's scrubbed it may be scrubbed tr we take off. and If we arc our way to the target they may BUY WAR BONDS OUR SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHICKING ACCOUNTS WAR SAVINGS BONDS BANK MONEY ORDERS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES For rent at $2.50—$3.00—$3.25 and government tax—in our fine safety deposit vault. Get one totoday for your war Bonds and other valuable papers. NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL * Above I mentioned a * milk run. ' Il'ka name given to- a raid which bridle It Is made, we think will be eh easy one. In other words a milk run is a raid in which not much Fink or many enemy fighters are encountered. It we lose a ship, we RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. n iu> HamllUh hrfd DeWitt, Calif Forwieri Ar* Shoring % In Our Wor Prospority ap|Mlot(d fer hu'nr.i h«u euu ..by FaHiwr OtdvrM. Tt*« pairtlr ieof *!»•• by BablUstlui vf SSL1KS, thl. fbr til tlon to cry. and him fe«lng bigger Corp. Howard Handler. 38181088 Donald Ivan Smith. UB.NJL School . California --------- ------St Marys Harold R. Kimmel, AJtM. 3/c Headquarters Squadron •* Fleet PjO. r before there was anyone in thc OCt. 23. 1M3 squadron to be replaced Of course Dear Zolly; we are happy that there is no one is my first attempt to write Pvt. Loyd Freeman. ASK. to be replaced. One of the fellows toThis you. I have been intending to 36879181 goes to bed quite early and of write for a long time but not hav­ Co. D. 2nd Inf. Tng. BJf. course he would be the one to talk ing anything of Importance to write 4th platoon in his sleep. Last night he said a about I have waited. Now I think Camp Wheeler. Georgia lot of unprintable words and then, that I have something important “I'm right'. I know I'm right and I can prove it." Another night from so I cm writing. It is about buying bonds and donating to the Sqd. H. Group XI another fellow I heard. •'Oive it war Class 44-E Flight 2 United War Chest I believe the folthe gun. give It the gun and pull lowing Quotation will give you an Maxwell Field. Alabama It up" I asked him the next mom- [i। idea as to what the American Solhjg If he wg^ dreamingjibout air- ' Tn,, • i dler. of today thinks, about the p‘“™Edn.?°JU ' abo* The author is unknown but from that snappy lad—Joi knew. «nr« He H. said he^waa h, ... in the U>. nose ..«« I , Mleve u u man. HHS. senior. John . and the plane was going for the I Permit me to quote. may have to get the other febuw* ground. I aue&s most of us fly a । help him write the letter. The mission every' once in a while ot I ... Tnioth^Z^soTi Tthe to rr-bre tnc merrier. John, so all give nnvthina I love my life as you love »»gthP rldni counUnB । >curs. I am a youth in years and them as thc real thing. experience in Hfe. Yet I urn a Nearly every day I'm awakened KBntbler. betting Ute highest stakes by the Navigator who is a great that a man can wager-my life. If lover of poetry, saying these words, j win. you win: if I k»e. I have "Arise—for the sun in its height, ftn. The loss is mine, not yours, has thrown the stones that put the UJKj there is a grieved moUter. a stars to flight.' I dont know where saddened family and a broken home it's from—and I care less, but the t0 which I can never return, next time I have occasion to get I j asg fOr Godspeed and support him up. I'm going to use these Of my nation in return for laying words. "Get up. John, the sun ts > U r—- •» — -■»-» upon the altar of my country my throwing rocks at the stars, again." al). f For bravery and blood will you I made a writing board sometime furnish bullets and bread? Will you ago that fits across.the anas of my bet your gold while I bet my blood? chair. It is very popular. Nearly I am thc flower of the Nation's evervone in the hut has used it. manhood, the glory of a noble race. Right now there is a fad of writing I nm lhe American Soldier. I am each other notes on it in the form lhe bov in the trenches." of uncomplimentary remarks. I guess I started it by writing on It. for this time. The only thing is "John has a permanent mental ov­ that I wished I could put Lt all ercast." Since then the remarks Into words, about the returning have been stronger, but of course boys I have seen in the hospitals it is all in fun. and about thc only- or better yet. U you could hove fun we have at that, comes from seen them. Then you would get the running each other down. When it real meaning of the above quota­ comes right down to it. though, we tion. Sincerely yours. all think we are on the best crew Lt. V. Harry Adrounle in the ETO, Lt. V. Harry Adrounle Bn. C. Gerald wrote that he was to get a furlough from the 7th to the 12th Station Hospital and that he might come over here Army Air Base for a plane ride the last day. I Lincoln 1. Neb. wrote to him Uiat he'd better try Addresses lo make it some other time, as our Pvt. Kenneth McClelland, crew might be in the Rest Home. I hope something happened that he 36406158 CO. M. 379th Inf. A P.O. 95 didn't receive it in time though, w. ri Postmaster , we will be here all right and it Los Angeles. California would be a pretty good time to come as we will have an engine on our Keith Brady ship about readv to slow-time about 16177025 Co-A 59 Bal. that time. We have a nice trip up into Scotland planned for that day 12th Tr. Reg. when we slow-time It. and I pre- | 1TC 2nd Platoon some he would enjoy the trip quite ■ Camp Fannin. Texas a bit as it would be low altitude I Pvt. Ravmond Anders. 36459047 flying—nothjng below 50 feet—The last time I went up we went over Hattiesburg. A.AB and flew around the coast of part Hattiesburg. Mississippi of England at about 200 feet. It was a very enjoyable trip and we Wm. G. Willette. SF 2/cUSNJl. were able to get a good view of ev....... _. arythlng along there. Wc saw quite • Area C 4, Platoon 9608 Camp P Peary. Va. a herd of sea lions on a sand bar. Camo and we could see them swimming in Ltefit. MartinJP. Hawthorne the water and others heading for 326 Fighter Sqd:r—-the water as our plane flew over a neat job of "cooperative chatter." Thc fellows and gals are waiting to hear from 'you all.' so until then, Cherrio. Zolly Coffer LEGALS States Bureau K I OBDEB FOB FUVUCATTON NOTICE TO CBEDXTOBa '■ r “MY DADDY IS >« tub *bmv- 1 Mv Daddy is In the Army •n- •’ He's fighting tor Mommy and me. »*ririB. And for aU fjje rej(t of the |In thu wonderful land of the free. ■ U< Each day we watch for a letter. NOTICE TO CBEDITORB ! st.t» of Mkhican, Th. Probit. Court i for th. Couuty of Horry I in th. Matter of th. Eatita of John E. yandrnberr. Ikcraitrd. ..................' u 1 tkr.mber A i th. I dr.-io.ed curfn. to odid c./in (hr t ity | AdmriB|’tritir r.aa !■ Mtddirl»*4 tl enty days prior , >t«i. Otto b»r p l. n. 1»»3. । Stuart Clrmcpl, tr ’* Out’Vvi J° bring news of our Daddy sodear. He told me to keep up Moms courage But I am not holding out I fear. Often I see a few teardrops Thal 1“®* kePl (rOrn ®l«ht. Which squeeze from beneath her eyelids That she Is holding &o tight. Then l'he ,ooks up ttn<1 smllw 40 bravely. Trying not to let me know. That within her poor heart Is breaking Por my Detr Dadd> wh0 hBd 10 W- “OUR SOLDIER BOY" Seventeen years ago he was a little man with a heai covered with blond curls. Laughing blue eyes fringed with dark curly lashe. I looked up Into your face, full of i । mischief. Always a thoughful look on hts little, bright face, (when | not dirty i thinking what trouble to J JNm* •Here s your easiest-on-the>battery motor oil! Tub CUB for motor oil selection thu fall is—rare that battery, prated that engine, strdch those gas coupons. Change to Standard's famous Iso-Vis 10 W, the fastest starting, easieat-on-the battery 10 W motor oil you can buy. At today's reduced speeds, oil consumption ia greatly reduced, but batteries are alder. Under rationed driving, they recharge leas, run down faster. Too-heavy oil increases battery drag, endangers tho motor when starting cold, * waste* gasoline. WANTED WAKE UP Each Day GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY FULL OF ENERGY • DRINK SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE­ VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY lao-Via 10 W give* instant lubrication, yet stays tough under liaat—gives full engine protection. Got it today. And make an early appointment with your Standard Oil Dealer for complete winter-conditioning ... weekdays, if you can, please. IN OUR LOCAL PLANT PAST of NOTICE TO CBEDI10BI Ptrar'icsTrmr ' We h> God up in Heaven. Paw.a fl.” l“u».BU r«nrt To keen Daddv safe each nlaht. ■ And to bring him back again some­ day. IMtir* In th After We've won this fight. Written by Virginia Anspaugh 505 East State Road. MEN and WOMEN Th* United Then school, going off u> proud. Middle West farmers are increaswavlng ’bye with his firat tablet and ing their bank deposits and war pencils and books. Grade school, bond holdlngi in record amount*. Junior high. High school. Then It adds that large sums are also graduation. How proud we all were being used to pay mortgage* and of him in hU cap and town as he bank notes. Recent reports by OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION marched up the able for his di- Register of Deed* Vemor Webster ploma. show that many mortgage* are Then * job in I defense plant being paid up and taken off the where Dad worked. A man now. records In thl* county. Every bank ready to take his place beside Dad in the county will tell you that and the others And then; Hl* name fanners' notes are alao being re­ called. Called to fight for right* duced. That's a good sign. A prot•f ika lUtsla «r Wil- that bad given him these privilege*, perous agriculture will be a great His country* call for help. help and a steadying force in AmerP»ybb»b4. Oocdbye to Mother. D*d. sister. *ca now and In the day* following sweetheart, and kid brothers, doting th® cnd « WBraunt* and Grandma. Tears? Yea.1 ------------------* * * ba admllUd tv probat lota of them. He's in training camp HEAD BASKET—is U. S. war now. also In the hands of One who it., r<of *od is looking after all Mother's babies. slang for the naw atyle deep ate el One who has time to look after helmet designed to afford more milions more of "Our Soldier Boys." (Written by Mrs. Charlotte protection than tha old tin hata. Dunkleberger, daughter of Mrs. Call War Bonds anything you Bnma Wellman of 209 8. like; they'll afford you financial Michigan, Hastings > protection in the poft-war days when peace comet. Buy an extra FOR VirTORY BUY WAR BONDS (100.00 Bond in September. BUY WAR BONDS MORE MILK e Rely on our fine milk to supply you with that extra xest for living and working that makes each day a joy to tfake up to! Milk is the perfectly balanced food—an dour milk is RICH, with all the cream left in. Call us today or order several quarts from your favorite store. You'll like it! Aak For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. PASTEURIZED. FT. 7c. QT. 13c BUY U. S. WA« BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phong 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hutton � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-11-04.pdf d5e77598fdb675439bd07fb02eac10b0 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner HELP BEAT INFLATION— BUY BONDS SECTION ONE—PACES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR On thi ☆☆☆☆☆☆ Home Front HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1943 16 PAGES—2 SECTIONS Local Option Loses by 1,446 Margin fl AR UTILITY g-uTnfc CONSERVATION eral authorities gave them quite an| v___ r TOTAL VOTE IS 7,446 RATIONIN ☆ AT A GLANCI Thia is a regular wm designed to aid you in rent purchases of Items _ government. _ _____ ___ the Tblg__ The Importance of Youth Council believe* this service will sn work In months to come, has im- dividual* to cooperate more pelled the Hastings Youth Council, winning the war on Barry — 2. Thus voters in 20 of the • No Criminal Causes Listed Chamber of Commerce to double 1U personnel with the MeaU, Fat* accurate census of the counties ofi OS 25 nr, precincts■ nt of th* the milnty county turned Brown stamps G But Usual Run of Divorces following additions: each state, although Lire figures did; Forms Committoe to in majorities against local option. Harry Thompson, chief of police; . not include whointo, havetne enlisted next term... of-----circuit court In >f the. The ---- --------------Herewith Is a summary of in. oeen those aranea min-,I »>/-?n|ODC ^OY*n9 in. or or been drafted into, the mili­ Barry county opens on Monday. the Rev. Winston Stone, pastor of ~com“ 8™.Nov- ~ ■n® county vote: lory service of this nation. Vital Resources tary .| I Nov. 15. with the following full cal- the Methodist church; Harry Young,' through Dec. 4. COUNTY SUMMARY . The figures for Michigan show | cooperation in the voluntary sev। endar, though there are no criminal representing organized labor; Mis* Special Referendum Election Kathleen Perry, of the Barry Coun1 large Increases over the census of cn industry conservation program causes listed: (Local Option) ty Healtlt Unit; Mr*. Morri* Hill. " ' Jury Civil Cauaca— 1940 In Wayne and Washtenaw by every clttsen of the United /Local option lost in Barry County I Marvin P. Cooley vs Pet Milk Co. grade school teacher; Fred Goodell.. BOOK 4 counties—192.640 for Wayne and states is of the utmost importance . by a margin of 1.446 votes at the Majority “NO' High school ccach; Mrs. Clayton1 aiAm. ' trespass. 18.839 for Washtenaw—this being to the successful prosecution of the special referendum election Tues­ | Non-Jurv Civil Causes— Brandstetter. housewife and parent ■’nw'rm YES due to the large number attract-: war. The seven essential services day. Of the 7.446 votes cast. 3,000 fa­ Assyria 271 Wm. C. Main. Gdn., vs Hayden active in youth-circles: Mr*. William through Jan. 15. 1944. ed to the first-named because ot, included in this program, where vored local option while 4.446, or Baltmore Bradford, leader in young-peoples 47 Hathaway, trespass. 131 about 60 per cent of the total vote, Barry—1 122 105 17, Wm. C Main vs Hayden Hatha- church activities: L. E- Barnett.' gramn ta good for 1 nah were opposed. (County Clerk Allan Barry-2 96 way. trespass. prosecuting attorney and Clark extended Indefinitely / Hyde, several days before the elec­ Carlton 40 j John Slenkiewreicz vs George O'Donnell, winter sport* enthusiast. 1Ump No_ j to TTir natjiw j* 116 I'M tion predicted a vote of 7,282). 38 Sherman, appeal from Justice court. Members already serving on the m scheduled good for one pair, Castleton—1 183 In the City of Hastings. 1.691. or Castleton—2 rinnles MmadUw InTall ^UrecUons crease of 5364. Jackson county 1.-1 "Such 47 Katherine A. Redncr vs OUs Gal- council are the Rev. Don Oury.; 140 GomUim 187 aucn conservation conacivauun U imperative to w> 38 lup. trespass. 167 Charles Faul. John Hewitt. Mrs. D.; stamp Number 129 ....Had ____________________ — InI wan thenrcturat riahtluree M4. the service men—been in- insure Insure continued continued increases increases inin the the about 70 per cent of the total votes Hastings 1 eluded the numbers in each case uroductlon 95 | Diamond Oil Co. vs Wayne E. and D. Walton. Judge Archie D. Me- Mileage Ration A production of war materials re- cast were against local option. 101 196 Hone seen in quite a while and it Z.il made “• Beryl I. Gay. trespass. The sixteen townships outside the Irving—1 Donald. Municipal Judge Adelbert gallons of gasolir 123 ine both ptoud and relieved to know would have been considerably larg- quired by this country and Its *1- City E. Fay Grinage vs Waller Kar­ Cortrlght. Probate Judge Stuart. through Nov. 21. of Hastings turned In a total Irving—2 I live In a country where we may pinski. trespass. Clement. Edwin Taylor/Mh* Helen Foel C 158 Most of the counties of the state, A committee in HasUngs has been vote of 5,015 and of these. 2.755, or Johnstown enjoy such peace. Flora C. Cardonl. by her Gdn., Wade and Dr. Norbert Schowalter about 55 per cent of the total, were Maple Grove Period 1 coupons 116 119 show a decrease. Kent county's loss organised consisting of a rtpreaenWe are having our annual school _ \ 4- 40 Paul B. Mayrand, vs M. Anson G. Mrs. L. E. Bamatt. president of are good through Ji a 18.043; Ingham's tuUve of each Industry luted above opposed to local option. 51 reported at Orangeville fair. Noy. 4 and 5. The girls bring was ± 9i, Couch and wife, assumpsit . Back in 1934. local .option was Prairieville the youth council, has called a meet- pon good for 10 gal. 48 139 8.725; Allegan's 4.464; St. Joseph's t o recommend procedure in the carbi canning projects, sewing, baking, Henry Steenback vs Kenneth Ing of the enlarged committee to 130 4. 3i Genesee's 3.731; Barry's 2.- rying out of this program. Through defeated In Barry' County by a Rutland and all that they can which has 4326; n I Hurless, trespass. —— — -• whole-hearted >———< —support margin of about 560 votes which Thornapple be held at the health unit office Branch'* 1.467; 1.487; Eaton's 1381; •honest 264 281 and Coal to do with the future of “Home Ma- 029; Branch's . 15$ I Bert L. Taylor vs Standard this evening (Thursday. Nov. 4), Voluntary , .- • MnT"WThe"S»vrteii^ of I Cm4‘ 1338: Hillsdale's 1321. There of this program many serious short- Included the vote of the City of, woodland । '16 Stamping Co . assumpsit. unxlucc^ron^thelr croos^id^rirt wouW hMVC be^n actual gains In ages now felt can be aleviatcd. Hastings. At the election Tuesday, i yanltee springs at which time plans for a definite Rationing Plan Wesley Andrews vs Standard program will be started. i * <• 3 1 One of these shortages now cvl- the rural townships alone turned in twD Total' 2755 ; 495 2260 fowl, besides exhibiting their shop |^U^nc?!!?iud!.d.adbit . Stamping Co . assumpsit. majority of 495 voles against )o- HJL niv­ Committees from various civic |« □UaQMTSd handicraft. It U worthwhile to aeo lc.® t?-!, । dent to all is coal. Coal is required a Hastings City— —J In the matter of the Est. of An­ clubs are also expected to be pres_ .,,7® , .. .... _ generate electricity. In many sec- eal option, a margin which is very 1st ward** the various Ideas 157 ideas of the students Allegan, 8t. Joseph and Kent coun-II1 to Ward T thony Whittled, mentally Incompe- ent to offer co-operation and a*-‘ FacUUi” ofJbe rtriiian .D near to the total majority of 1934. tIons of the country gas is produced lies would have shown small losses.' 152 2nd Ward — 1 end gather ideas for our own future T.... I t«nl. unocal from orobate court: ■ Finance. The Kiwant* club, for I Organlattan Of Michigan bM Four of the sixteen townships 2nd Ward—2 High wages in war-work factories. I from coaL -Water supplied to you is 195 + }‘J| Michigan Mutual Auto Ins. Co which----------in turn turned in majorities favoring local 3rd example, plans tn help establish which attracted so many to Detroit, 1 pumped by electricity -------127 306 Ward T I vs Lawrence Hoover, trespass. Our last year's football hero. and Willow Run account for the requires cool. Through conservation option—Assyria by 27, Castleton by wnat amounts *£* u> a vohmtar voluntary and maintain a skattag pond at, ;। * 108 281 +1 |J । Henry Steenback vs O. L. Camp- Tyden Park during the winter. । r«ttoninw rationing nun plan du during the pr« "Chuck" Harris, is now stationed at small actual losses (If service meni, ofeieclriclty, — gas — and we can ». Mvnle Grove by 3 "and Woodland 4th Ward—1 -• ■waler, — 1X5 | emergency, according to Infor Camp Crowder. Mr. Gerald Stucker, were included) in the countiesi divert coal used by these Industries oy by i&o. 156. uaswcion Castleton—2s tunica turned m in a 4th Ward - - —2 740 1691 , v nanerry muses— tian released by capu Donald L our former music teacher. Is in the showing less population than Ini to the homes that would otherwise majority of 47 In favor of local jCtty total ■rd state dlrnetor. Betty Jean vs Richard Perry, dlsame place. 3000 4446 option which more than offset the County total | be cold this winter. vofee. Ell Holes, is somewhere In the the census year of 1940. 7446 The plan proposed is strictly v The railroads today are handling margin of 38 against local option | Total vote । Dorothy Arlene vs Millard Perry, Pacific. He wonts to lick the Japs. 1446 untary and depends for onceam the largest volume of traffic In the In Castleton—1. In addition. Barry | Majority "No” divorce. Bob-Rugg. who is now stationed volnutary co-operation of coal de 1 idstory of the country. Coal supplied | Gerald B. vs Margaret Cole. di-. nt Camp Tyson. Tennessee, was era to limit deliveriea to 500 MR from the mines to Michigan comes I voree. married in August to the former, I by boat during the months of the I Charles H. Clsler and wife vs Jeanette Qarbow. । year when navigation is possible. । Maude D. Herrema and Sarah Kep­ Dick Morehouse came home on. I When the Great Lakes close this I key. bill to set aside deed and re­ leave and had a ten day extension , • In view of the fact th fall on already overburdened transCounty citizens have no confidence sclnd contract. because of his father's illness. Barry County citizens turned down Officers Of Odd Fallow And actually plenty of coal ai Awarded Because of Bravery 1 portation system will be saddled in the matter of the Petition of So much for that. Good luck to that the rear pinch coc local option by n rather sizeable in local option as a solution to the Rebekah Grand Lodges Shown in Saving Life of Boy with coal deliveries from the fields margin. problem. i Henry Stehr, et al. petition to dlsshortage of shipping fa ' to you. By curtailing your use, this p . . . I connect land from Middleville vflJean Hooper | Jowph R. Sowers, whose home is present "tight" aituAtton Have Been Invited added load can be lightened. Wlthout a doubt a good number lap. ■uE.h«<mn nl EttSt Grand street in this And that Is all they did. On Saturday evening Charles H. as temporary ana a pan of citizens who voted Mainst local n/°nd. Jew vs Donald Ellsworth Middleville. Michigan clly< has received from the Came- : Just os serious as the coal short­ Leonard. r.;-!; clcciM age Is the shortage of critical ma­ w*iir.r» ro 1 Kle Hcro Commission, of terials. The tungsten filament In It is not correct to interpret the option are jwrsonaDji• e,u?" Kittle Bowne’ Olney vs Lillian Master of the Michigan I. O. O. F. the incandescent lamp is a metal vote as a “wet" victory or an ex­ crate users of alcoholic beverages. Burke determination of ownership, will be honor guest st a dinner which has never been abundant and preason of widespread satisfaction or else "bone dry7 and don t care; RaVmOnd W. vs Esther Jane at the I. O. O. P. haU. given by the --------V. I1 HoUhkUiS divorce. rticularly whether or not- — such local Lodge and the Rebekahs. This wire drawing facilities are limited. with control conditions as they case of yellow Jaundice and te now Radar equipment and electronic verages art on sale at stores, John J. vs Jeanette Hlrth Fer­ is not a public gathering, invita­ in the 37lh General Hospital. He ed by that commission without intions being restricted to .jnambets taverns or,elsewhere. guson. divorce. would like to hear from his friends veatlgaUon, and n full knowledge of I' tubes are today the heart and souk of the two organttatlqna. and lief plans depends on tne Lucille J. vs William A. McCon ­ ns it gets pretty lonesome over the facts involved. TtwBe who re­ I of the new science bi War. By tnunThe vote simply means that a members of visiting lodges, the at­ nell. divorce. there. He wrote that the Red Cross member his brave deed, in saving. Ing lamps minimum hours we can rather ,Impressive 'majority of Barry Robert vs Irene Vander Water, tendance being limited, to about 230. sent him games and were helping the life of the boy. will agree that lessen the demand on the manuIncluded among the guests will all they could, but letters from tn this case that medal was worthily’ facturer and thus liberate material divorce. and equipment for these important be the Grand Lodge officials of both Mary vs Leon E. Willsey. divorce. home would be better still. His ad­ bestowed, and was fully merited. hpL lunches were: Woodland (Mrs. Robert D. Fuhrman vs Jane Mere­ the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. of war. dress Is;. The citation accompanying the. tools wm. Velte). Irving (Mrs. Clare Wil­ dith Winston, no action stated. Watch this column In the next A dinner will precede the follow­ Pfc Karl O. Wellfare. 36404354 award, said: llama). Thornapple (Mrs. Regi­ few weeks for sugestlons as to how Mae vs Ray Parker, separate ing program: A.P.O. 763, c/o Postmaster "Bowers, aged 23. automobile me- each nald Crldler). Yankee Springs <Mrs. and every one can Individually Invocation — Charles Lawrerue. Col. Henry Stang New York. N. Y. (Continued on Page 3. Sec 1.) saved Carl D. Gallup, aged hasten Don Kimmev), Castleton (Mrs. O. tiie end of the War. A cablegram received recently cltanic. Grand Chaplain of Grand Lodge. eight, from drowning. Dec. 29. 1942. O. Mater). Maple Grove (Mrs. Word from Lieut. Robert H. Haney, stales Carl fell from a trestle Into the Dinner Music—Bud Wolfe's Or­ Describee Work Of Cheeseman). Baltimore (Mrs. How- 1 that he is well and safe. This is the Thornapple river, which was in chestra. Salvage Chairman Sqyt Not ard Drake). Hope (Mrs. W. D. first word received from him since flood and drifted In water six feet Introduction of Toastmaster—Lyle Ordnance Corp* Enough Support Promised to Brooks). Orangeville (Mrs. Thomas he left these sliores a number of deep 40 feet from the bank. Sowers, Kurr. Noble Grand. Hastings Lodge and Prairieville (Mrs. j No. 58. y weeks ago (there, that should be who was winded from running, re­ justify Using Army Trucks Olsheusky). Dorothy Pettlnglll). . indefinite enough not to give any Toastmaster—The Rev. Karl H. some of his clothing, waded "aide or comfort to the enemy.' moved Mr. Annable said that;he did not Keefer. Grand Rapids. Past Grand Because of lock of Indication of the bank, and then swam 35 even though it probably doesn't tell from New Scries of Stomps feel like taking the responsibility of Master. sufficiently strong support through, feet toward Carl who was sub­ Bob's friends much, either!) Singing—Audience. merged. Sowers dived and groped out the county, Charlie Annable. asking the Army to send in 72 men Expected to Make Kcnnle Lane who less than a year Introduction of Grand Lodge Ofchairman of the Barry County Sal­ and 24 big trucks unless there was did not find Carl. He swam to Shopping Easier ago wax tossing 'em thru the loop but surface, and one of his feet vage committee, has called off plans definite promise of widespread sup­ Is Released for Transfer to for old Hastings High. Is now out the War Ration Book Four went Into to bring in Army heavy truck units port touched Carl. He dipped under and there, to try and score some points got Monday. On that date, green ’ Remarks—Supreme court Justice hold of Carl, who was unconMuskegon Co. Social Aid to help collect iron and steel scrap Locally, ihfl the nr* I. O. nt O. F. lodge hsd '[ use for Uncle Sam. It's now, HnnatMi nuxrter* ror stamps Series A. B and C will beEdward M. Sharpe. Lansing, P. G. 1U general interest, scWus. SowrrsithenHwnmhoward tthr badly needed in the armament in­ donated the use of quarters for. Bureau, Effective Nov. 15 Kenneth C. Lane, A.S. in detail in the m M. , bank, becoming numb and graetly dustries. Co. 899-43 The State Welfare Commission at Remarks— Myles Gray. Lansing. Banner. 'pffmonu. fatigued and somewhat winded. He Only six alxteen townships XfSfuS B?"SiiTtrS? Camp Ward. U.SN.TB. T" of the “ Naturally, Col. Stang said, repeatedly suited he could not reach its meeting on October 28th rehofder These stamps in locating pal and the St. Rose of_ Lima foj. cach Farragut, Idaho leased Helen E. Nelson as Supervisor 1 I Representatives. of the United State* into the bank. When Sowers had swum and supplying will expire on December 20. 1943. I Presentation of Grand Master— entry crnn “ nd aUDnlv nB guides to help churches had made and it won't be long before he lias 35 feet, a man who stood In wadable cial Aid for transfer to the Muske- *scrap war after Dec. 7, 1941. meant a £lue sUxnp8 in War Ration his "bool training” completed. Best water got hold of him and pulled gon County Bureau of Social Aid. direct the Army trucks and only for providing breakfast and evening mendoua Increase in work sod Bo^fVoTrt^ X. Y. and Z z'which I ten of the townships promised to meals free of charge. I Boo)t two series X which of luck, fellowl for the Ordnance O him to the bank. Carl was revived. I as Casework Supervisor, effective ,furnish the soldiers with a hot noon But a project involving so much ---------becnme-IM v^ld onrv.M-r October first willI mc™£I£2^TUa^ Charle. sponsibility Don'Heatlw who before entering Sowers was nearly exhausted and । November 15th. An Indication cf thia expas ; equipment and *o many men de-. not expire until November 20. Thus . the armed services was employed by was greatly affected by the cold." ' Mrs. Nelson, who Is the daughter lunch. 1 ‘ !i H. Leonard. six townships which promised manded unanimous support to Jus-1 brtWK.n November 1 and November Uje National Biscuit Company, is 1 of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Rothaar/326 toThe Dancing will follow the program. help locate scrap and furnish tlfy the ...» effort. — . — —------- --------Mr Annable and 20. six series of stamps will be valid j home on a 14-day furlough from only 240 offlcers In the snare W. State St.. Hostings, has brert guides were: Carlton (Waller Cui-1 -----u--------. county -j-.~ members of bu the salvage com com.'1 _bJue sUm^. x y. and Z from Idaho. nance Corps—Now there art associated with the local Bureau beit.) Woodland (Albert Reesor). I mittee agreed. Richard Rose and his wife who J War Ration Book Two and green than 16.000. of Social Aid. which disperses Old tunpie .Maple urove Grove <(Claude Or-1 we " andJ “ have been home on furlough from viuuae Hoffman). nuiimaiw. v»» -; So, plans were called' oil. 111 stamps A. B. and C from War RaAge Assistance. Aid to Dependent angc-riUe angcviUe (John Crawford) Parry the county does Its its share in In the the,1 yon Book Four. Fresno. Cal. returned back to the Children and Aid to the Blind, since (Elwyn Butler), and Johnstown (Al- । scrap drive now underway thioughWest Coast Monday. __ "iTiere will be no change in the i A F Al I MTV ftCECllf C May 1937. She was appointed as ,bert Lyons). out the nation, it must do so slrict- method of shopping Marshall Schantz, now a CPO In The green fl\ Mil lid IV lirfrfljL switthlng from peacetime to Barry County Supervisor by the stamps in War Ration Book Four '•wwsii ■ ar ■ ■ * the Senbees has been home on fur­ The ten township which promised ly under its own power. Junior Clos* Leads With production. In fact, the Indue . Slate civil Service Commission In lough this past week and he looks win be used exactly in the same /»Al IM Til LIE 1ft Ordnance team is a weapon wl Most Students On List December 1939. Previous to this . os though the life agreed with him. lias confused and conftMateA too. He's enthusiastic about the The first marking period of six Mrs. Nelson was employed for one enemy. Nasi militarists didn't M work and thinks that the Naval weeks, in the High school has closed year as Intake Supervisor for pie I On the same date (November 1. ; we could make our strength M Has Served Local Construction Btns. arc doing a great and the students listed below a^e Allegan County Emergency Relief 1943) Sugar Stamp Number 29 also ‘ quickly. Organisation For More Job. (The dean of the Associated on the honor roll in the four grades: Administration and for 2‘i years 1 becomes valid. This Ls good for five Cal. Stang also exhibited sp Press war correspondents, recently Ninth grade—James Bums 235; as Caseworker for the Berrien 1 pounds of sugar and will remain returned from the Southwest Paci­ Mary Clark 1.23: Mtnvln Drake County Emergency Relief Admin­ valid through January 15, 1944. After more than two years of fic. stated that, in his opinion, the 235: Pat Hodges 230; Jean Kenyon istration. There is no change in the method though compact and To replace Mrs. Nelson as Super­ Scabees were one of the greatesit 2.75: Susanne Stuck 235: Georgia of use Imwfar aa sugar purchases service as chairman of the Barry centrated. contain a e County Defense Council, the Rev. outfits in the entire U. S. service Spirts 230: Burl Valentine 2.50; visor of the local county bureau. I (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) the State Civil Service Commission 1 Fr. John V. Dillon. St. Rose Par­ and were recognized os such by Myrna Werner 2 50. ish. Hastta*. has tendered his army and navy leaders alike.) Tenth grade—Beverly Bradford an twin ted Mrs. Marie Higbee of H« Cheerfully Served When Called on. He Was a Clear He < resignation to Capt. Donald Leon­ Fred J. Shipp, whose wife. Hazel. 3.00; Joyce Clark 235; James Cole­ Marshall, who 1* at present em­ Thinker, Forceful, Logical Speaker, Widely Read, Well In­ County Retailers ard. head of the state civilian de­ Ilves at R-5, Hastings, recently man 2.50; Alfred Cortrlght 230: ployed by the Calhoun County fense organisation. graduated from the Naval Train­ Anne Goodyear 235; Sally Good­ Bureau of Social Aid. The transfer formed. People Heard Him Gladly. He was a Good Mon, a When Fr. Dillon took charge. It ing School for storekeepers located year 235; Mary Lockwood 2.75; of Mrs. Higbee to Barry County Exceed September Great Man, and Always and Everywhere a Manly Man. at Toledo. Ohio, and now rates as James Long 235; Frederick McDon­ will also be effective November seemed probable that an enemy Storekeeper. 3/c. He was selected ald 230: John Malcolm 235; Ester 15th. attack or raid of some sort might Bond, Stamp Quota From the many who have ex ­ for this training as the result of Ragla 2.75; Mary Salion 230; Mar­ develop In one or more sections HOME* Mrs. Nelson has been efficient and Retail merchants of Barry Co. essary to don his fighting clothes. past training and aptitude tests. tha Wedel 3.00. always courteous In the uischarge pressed their pleasure over reading But he fought fairly, and for sold approximately 8200,636 00 worth of the United States end Barry That's a good start. Fred. Keep Eleventh grade—Doris Beystrum of her duties os head of the Barry, the series of articles the Banner has worthy purposes. He liad tn fight of war bonds and stamps in Sep­ county being nearby several im­ climbing. 235; Lola Campbell 3.00: Charieen County Bureau, and the best wishes. published concerning the late Dean Indifference and inertia among Il­ tember, exceeding their quota cf portant armament centers had to Davenport, we feel certain that they Word comes that Corp. Gordon Cappon 3.00; Milo Coldren 2.20; of her friends go with her in ’her make preparations with this pos­ — are glad, as are we, that the country linois farmers, for wlu«e benefit a 835,000 by nearly 8125.636-00. ac­ sibility in view. Crothers is a member of a signa) Elizabeth Cortrlght 230: Helen new and much larger field. c<rntlenuui persuaded him to write college of agriculture had been es- cording to G. E. Carpenter, local corps company undergoing Inten­ Dlmond 230; Philip Frandsen 330: Organizations were formed cap­ his autobiography, which was print­ Ubllslied 27 years before he be­ chairman for the Michigan Retail­ able of handling any emergency of the Brick church in sive training in all forms of com corn-­ Florence p;orence French Pi 230; Shirley Henry ed In several Issues of that periodi­ came its dean. He did so and won. ers War Savings Committee. In Eng- 230: ojq. Betty Bett, munication •somewhere . tx Hummel 230; Ilene Shortage of Farm "This is a very commendable which was likely to develop. Ths cal four years after he had retired He had to bring pressure upon the land." Naturally illy not many details Rogers 230: 230 Laura Salton 3.00; Lqrability of these groups were demon­ from the deanship of the Illinois slate legislature to give it adequate record." stated Mr. Carpenter, "and strated In several practice testa. can be given but we’ll bet one of alne Schanta 2.75: Doris Snyder Tool* Expected wom, to w thank wxui* sboj every merchant College of Agriculture. In 1922 after (UDoort. and he won that battle. He *I want these new steel• pennies (and how 235; uorovnea Dorothea VanHorn vtuuiuin 235: Ario mu> a recent blackout test, the coun­ serving for 27 years. We all appre­ had to oppose the president of the and every- reLail employee who I In we hate 'em!) t-‘—-------------- - ,°f VanHoutcn 250; Evelyn Woolston For Next Year ciate. too. the thoughtfulness of his university, his superior in the fac- participated. According to word ty was given a high rating by army butter (and well 11 furnish the .points) aM- Merilyn Zuttermelsler 2.75. (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) rtatit In i- —Bonnie Bra ndfriend, tlw late B. 8. Holly of Wood­ uity. to save his college from being 1 from our state retail chairman. J. that Gordy Is right in ttw>n> there nltrhpitch­ Twelfth ____ grade hopeless failure. He won that con- B. Webber. Jr., of Detroit, Michling and doing the best Job he knows ■tetter 230; Marilyn Bristol 235; ------ -—------------- —------। land, who preserved that serial-his- a test, and thereby won for his stu- gan's retailers sold about 850.000.how. trying to nw SomehoC uomenn* irymg ro print pnm- facta iacui Ronald Brass Brow 2.44: 2.44, Beatrice Bush the farmers will have much more tory fn his scrap book. And we are dents right to attend any class 000 worth of war bonds and stamps about fellows on or near the fight- a75; Evelvn Campbell 235: Andra difficulty tn 1944 than they had in grateful to the latter's daughter. in anythe department of the university tn September. This exceeded their MR. CHAMBERLAIN Ing front reminds me of that Sun- Endslev 2.75: Ella Fisher 250; Mor- 1943 In the purchose of new farm Mrs. Atfndi Fisher, for loaning the for which they were qualified mem- best previous month by some 820.*t*V school — tl la ll to trt rls ■ ■Hili 235: ——' . h«. —. machinery. Unless the government; same to the Banner for the uses day teacher wVv, who tried Phyllis Kelley n230; tally. Thus the farmer boys had 1000.000. Within another month or TO BE COUNTY have made of It: frame a quiz question without giv­ Eileen Sherblnske 230: Gretchen shall release more steel to the ma- , I ThU ot anieta. concemln, equal rights with students tn the two. the state retailers' year quota ing any leads as to tire answer, so. VanderVoort 2 25: Thomas Waters the law. the commcr- of 8100.000.000 worth of bonds, at HEALTH ENGINEER. what she ended up with was. "Wlio 230; Andrew Watson 232. MThe i‘nf that the “h0’^ the kind of man engineering, I he was and what lie accomplished cial and the educational or teach- 1 maturity, should be surpassed, alwas it chased whom, how many „ ------------------By arrangement of the hsaMil 0U«nrtk th?™ ' iLS Qn educator, we might not Otll- ing deportmdhts. That was a long though the quota year doe* novena committees of the Barry and Eaton wVntz-i TT^at^wHi have known, for he was nev- stop ahead, and he won that con- until next May 1. boards of supervisors, the Pay* Fine of $25.00 sideration for his students i According td Mr. Carpenter, county services of Lyman B. Chamberlain, «■ « lvcn 10 "toottng tils own horn." be economical and nut the farmer I So, q t — ...—. While he was tanaclous. he was Treasury officials are counttag up- public health engineer of Baton rine" June Leary, now's sn^eanL in And the Cost* $6.55 as We we saw him. the modest, always fair, above-board and cour- on the nation s rctallera U> continue the Marine Corps Womens Re-| Oonoervatton Offleer Georjre 8um- on a safe basis for operating his ??' kindly man In our midst after he ’ ' jervc. and for companions of like ; ncr. when he appeared Wednesday farm next rear. retired to the Woodland farm he teous. He treated those whom be their day after day effort* to seU rank taken at Indianapolis, Ind., I in Municipal court, to answer the so dearly loved. The Maples, we had to oppose so fairly, so honor- more war bonds and stamps, and and tactful'^- that they con- lhey will also lean hylly-on ro—------ --1- ----------- .♦ — I cbBnre that he had violated the Although would not have suspected that he ably MEETING OF RED CROSS • ----- — act. .. admitted ---------- , that he had 5 a fuff crultlng headquarters, judging by Horton was the forceful, yet tactful, per­ tinued to be his friends, no doubt tollers in future war loan drives, EXECUTIVE BOARD this picture, these Marines not only done so. He c rangement sonality who created from almost ■secretly admiring him for his wtn- , —------—hlmsilf ------------ did not shoot know how to fight, they know how the th(. pheasant on the land of Al­ wartime en nothing a great College of Agricul­ nlng fight for giving farm boys, AMERICAN LEGION to pick ’em! . bert Bell, in Maple Grove. William ture. whose student body grew who intended to be farmers, the ARMISTICE DINNER from 7 to over 6000, having more same opportunities in the university Hummel did the actual shooting, If the old “Home Front" terms as county school students than all the real of the for a cultural education as was ac­ but Oconre said he assisted in re­ sounds a bit anemic and "down r m txfcike covering the wounded) bird, thus University of IlUnoiB, of which it corded to students who Intended to I the original i-as a part. violating the law. Judge Cortrlght Tuesday evening of the month a reason. After more than a To bring his college to such a mechanical.' chemical or electrical imposed a fine of 825.00 and costs (Continued on Page 1, Sec. X) [, (Continued on Page 6. Sec. 2.) high development ho found It neeof 8635. which were paid. Hello. All you service men! Greet­ ings from Middleville. It was an honor to be asked to write to you. wherever you are. By the time you read this. Hallo­ ween will have been duly celebrated and we will have played all our lootball games and enjoyed the first school dcnce of this season. Today Is a beautiful day. The sun is shining and it makes all the red and yellow leaves more glor­ ious than ever. Hie oilier day. as I was taking a walk. I saw over­ hanging a tall hill some beautiful dark clouds edged with silver through which the sun made a glis- l*.U. of Ration Book* Xra ■ S tit.oT-kj; । sssm “uJE I --- Ten Added to Youth Council Committee NOVEMBER TERM ~ w;’“^tOURT CALENDAR 4,446 Oppose _______ Referendum Proposition . sx K SK"? it UtEMuTC- JOE SOWERS GIVEN A CARNEGIE MEDAL DINNER AND DANCE TO HONOR I.O.O.F. GRAND MASTER EDITORIAL K CO. SCRAP DRIVE PLANS CANCELLED MRS. HELEN NELSON TO BE TRANSFERRED TO MUSKEGON HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL WAR RATION BOOK FOUR NOW IN USE FR. DILLON RESIGNS MODEST DEAN DAVENPORT RETURNED TO HIS WOODLAND FARM, LIVED A QUIET, HELPFUL, VERY USEFUL LIFE “ w“ COUNCIL HEAD AUCTION SALE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1943 LOCAL NEWS AUCTION SALES Ralph Eggleston ha* sold hl* ten­ (Oontlnuad from Page l. Section ! » ant houaa on W. Mill St., to George out tn field*. Mr. Oeoier will have Barrv who bought it for investment an auction iale at the farm locat­ 1 K?*? Barbara Shannon and Mra. ed 3 mile* west of Nashville and S mile south; or 0'4 miles southeast Pauline Chandler OU* are regis­ of Hastings on M-79; or 3 mile* ter t J oa freshmen at WMCE thia northwast of Maple Grove Center. fall. He U offering a good list of horses, Mis* Alice V. HagrUhaw. R N... cow*, sheep, hog*, hay. tools, house­ public health nun* with the Barry hold goods, etc. Henry Flannery will County Health Department for the cry the sale and E. E. Gray will act district including Barry. Hope, as clerk, See the adv. elsewhere Orangeville. Prairieville and Rut­ In thi* Issue for full particulars. land Townsiups. has accepted a m>- I sition with the Detroit Visiting GEORGE B. DEAN, Prop. Nurse Association beginning No­ Because of 111 health. Mr. Dean vember 1. 1H3. Mis* Hagelahaw ha* been with the Icoal health depart­ brick houae located one mile north ment since September 1. 1941. of Maple Grove Center on M-66. Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Reahm are 3 2 miles south and 2 mile* west the parent* of a son. Robert Owen. Nashville. He is offering a goad UM of cattie. farm took, household goods, etc. Henry Flannery will cry Saturday night u prankster jumped the .«alc and E. E. Gray will act out from- behind some btiahra And as clerk. See the adv. elsewhere in knocked Rai oh McMurray down thia issue for full particular*. while he was on hl* way to a Hal­ loween party. HL* knee was badly C. CARVER, Prop cut and the doctor liad to take four SANFORD On account of ill health, Mr. Car­ *1 itches. ver will have an auction sale at farm located m mile* nouth located at 13'21 West Grand River. the 3-4 mile west of Dowling; or Ant. 62-B. Hillcrest Village. East 5and mile* north and 3-4 mile west of Lansing, where thev will be glad tj Bedford: ar 2 miles north and 3-4 welcome all Hastings friend*. The Jameson sisters of Wayland mile ea*t of Banflek!. He is offering have moved into Mr*. Phoebe Mote’* I a good list of horae*. ------ -*----apartment oxi W. Green and are ' I liogs, chicken* and > employed al Silvera-Rich. | household J? good*,A, etc. U' th a “J1®, Our Hope Center cur respondent . Dock U’ill erv Ith .sends the new* that the Bridger- I — ^ n>4-r w,^ — a<; — “■• clerk. c*cr' See the ------Basin OU Co.. Is moving tiwlr ma- adv. a<lv- elsewhere e“«where In in thl* thl. issue 1«* for full chincry to me farm of clarence! particulars. Payne and will *oon be drilling for ii JAMES REYNOLDS?Prop. oU. .;. decided l£ to Tquit from“waSSgtw’utta’weet II “rHaving ; ®.farming. nucU?'1 nek ' Mr- ^ynold* will have on auction where uxc the nas has xxen been enjoying a short If Pcrry, ’“j wircro vacation with her father. Senator ! ““ll 5Q Om,,1£* ,*o,e 0 °L?* {..?*Il U P'‘<D,C,ref n*!i£c Y* ■> •-*_.. .. _ ----v. , on li 51 19 Bnnrl.tnrvw — M. H. DcFoe of the Charlotte Re- J”1 u ,s, A to Sandatono tZ School. ....uu... . ------ ' * v turn right 2 miles south to first publican-Tribune. Seldom lias their been a quieter four corners, turn right firat house: or 1 mile west of Certsco on Halloween in Hasting*. Much sympathy is extended to Snauld’ng road. He Lt offering a Pfc. and Mrs. Leo Secber in the good list of horses, cattle, hog*, l<w> of their infant son. Raymona farm Implements, hay and grain, Frederick, bom Oct. 20. Tire baby and pullet*. Haynes Cemnbcll will __ was taken to Maple Grove cemetery cry the sale and Harry King will S for prayer ecxylce and Interment. act a* clerk. See the adv. elsewhere . eg Pfc. Seeber who was granted a fur- in this Irsue for full particulars. =E lulls h. returned to Pine Camp. N. S ¥,. Monday. Because of hl* inability to farm Charles Wootaton suffered a S stroke of paralysis Sunday nt the Mr Baas will have an auction ivtle ■ home of hl* daughter. Mrs. Maude at hl* form located 3 miles north , of Nashville on M-M. He I* offering W. Smith. a good list of. homes, cattle, sheep, chickens, grain, farm machinery and household goods. He 1* also of­ fering hl* 60 arm farm st private sale. Harry Pennington will cry the Thanutpplc Garden Club win rale. See the adv. eL^where in this meet Thutsday p.M. Nov. 11 with Issue for full particulars. . t= Mrs. A. D. Knlskem, 327 JE. State. Regular meeting Women of Moo.* FRANK McCARTY A SON. Prop. Having sold the farm, the above I----- , -----Friday Nov.---5 ... al „8 o clock .. al „„„. Hull. will have an auction mlo on the Members urged to attend a* there ! farm located 12'S mile* south of is a special gueat Mis* Augusta Hastings on M-37. second farm —s Klcnzlc of Ann Arbor. Committee north of Johnstown Grange hall. F== chairmen asked to be at Hall at 7 । They are offering a good list of cit­ S to meet Miss Klcnsle with our sen- . tie. one horse, farm marhinerv. hay, >or regent Miss Peggy Jolmcock. | grain, straw, household goods, etc. 1 RUTABAGAS PURASNOW FLOUR 24 Vi SQUASH M02 Table Queen CABBAGE TOMATO JUICE ■ >Ulb 70C ib>. 21c SUNKIST LEMONS lb. 15c SPY APPLES lbs. 21c All Purpose Apples lbs. WHOLE WHEAT BREAD O 29' 6' 15*= 11' 15' 21' 25' ** DINNER ROLLS Dozen CINNAMON ROLLS Muller*—pkg. ...............’.... OLD STYLE BREAD Mailer* MULLERS DONUTS COFFEE SATISFACTION Guarantee*!—to MATCHLESS COFFEE Guarantee*!—it>. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE RAISINS 4 points—Ib. IVORY med. lge. 23c 10c Ring Bologna Sirloin Steak Leg of Lamb Lamb Shoulder Breast of Lamb Pork Spare Ribs Pork Shoulder For VICTORY BUY 5 pH. Ib. Choice guts 12 pH. Ib. 1 pts. Ib. lean 4 pH. Ib. meaty 1 pH. Ib. 4 pts. Ib. Steak 8 pts. lean Ib. guaranteed <1* ^Tj| TOKAY GRAPES SWEET POTATOES 5-29* 21' 10' MORNING GLORY MILK Q ** tall ran* 26' PEANUT BUTTER 5 Ib. jar. 49' Cream Nut CARNATION MILK 36' 4 1 brown point—tall can* . ---PRUNES 15' 4 blue point* .................. LIPTON TEA BAGS 34' 15' HO CAKE MOLASSES, No. 5 con QAc • No. 10 can 60c............................................... 3 for 20c 29c 37c 35c 32c 15c 19c 35c . sliced First cuts 7 pts. Ib. 3 pts. Ib. !b. 3 pts. Smoked Sausag e Sliced Bacon Soup Meat Beef Tongue 5 pH. 'a a. lean 6 pts. Ib. no points Ib. 6 pts. Ib. ROASTS 33c 2Oc 22c 23c 39c 5c 29c FDDD^CENTER DKFEN9K BONDS STAMPS 20« L STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. ■ B I ™ Hospital Guild No. 19 will meet and Emrrt Gray will act a* clerk, with Mra. George Sunuier. Thurs- See the adv. elsewhere in this issue clay. Nov. 11. tor full particulars. ■ CLARK H. JONEH * PETER 8. RANDALk Prop*. Having sold the farm and moving to town, the above will dlspn.-e ot the peramal property at public auction al the farm known .as the Win. Bolling plsx?e located 2 mile* south =z£= TownM-nd Club No. 1 will hold «»«< 1-4 mile cast of the Hllxw facgE n meeting Tues, eve Nov 9 at 8 tory. south of Hastlnes. They are o'clock at their hall-- Memoersand offering a good list of horse*, cows. . ~ Iriend* urged to attend. hens. goat, grain, farm toobi. fur­ . niturr. etc. Dewey Reed will cry the = The Banner clow will meet at sale and Clifford Hammond will — the home of Edith Smith. 434 W. ■ ----- '“*■ ““ “----- *'—*----------tills Issue for full particulars. = Gicx-n St. Tuesday evening, Nov. 9. .Bring canned fruits or vegetables tor the Esther home, and there will, Ebe a Christmas collection. Country club dinner Tliura. Nov 11. 8:30. Last dinner of acaaoxt. ----------— Ladles auxiliary of the V. F. W. will liave a meeting Thursday eve~ num Nov. 4 at Veterans hail. 8 ORGANIZATIONS * — = Past Noble Club = —•“ -Grand •" will meet. i The Hasting* Women's Club will — —1th Mrs. Mr*-r'hn« Bwith Chris. Wn.v< Wood. 216 w W. cen- meet nt 2 30, Friday. Nov. 5. in the ter. Wedmwday evening. Nov. io Methodist church narlors. Mis* Het­ Carry-in dinner al 6:30. cn m Marlin of Unslng will give B-n : nn IHuetrata-d talk. "Michigan. A The WJ1C.8. of the First Mrtlio- Geologist, mid A Camera." Ouesl* xiisl church will have a one o'clock are welcome. • 1= luncheon for member* and their j --------------- ---------------------= guests tn the church parlor*. Wed- , r ankinr spfakfh to S Is'^r’Jix'ram clmii^i ' 'nnKESS WOMEN’S CLUB n ILES??,5 ’! rl ,lrnuu] _M1?l c®no,> Miss Ml** Helen M. MarUn. Martin. rriM-nroh reM-nroii Burkholder will review the book. geologist of the Michigan Depart­ •Yetterdavs' Children." by Lc Mar ment of Conservation, will be the Warrick. Soecinl vocal selection* sneaker at the Women's Club. Fri­ will be sung by Mrs. Frank Cooper. day. Nov. 5. = Mrs. Robert Cook will have charge Mil's Martin will Rive an illustrat­ of the devotion*. Member* and ed talk. ''Michigan. A Geologist, SB guest* are requested to make reser­ and A Camera." The pictures she rations for the luncheon with their will show arc new nr.d the Boscircle clialxman before Tuesday, Una* chib will be the second group = Nov. 9. or call 3973. in the stale to see them The meeting la at 2:30 in the Methodist church parlors ' ■ [THEATRES BEEF CHUCK . Smoked Ham Pork Liver '«"*>Breast of Veal I j ORGANIZATIONS Caniajl OotYMM. 1AVA^ [7d U z ; 1 -|QC I 23' x 10 r 1 a *w A ' pc one k Jl Every DRESSING You’ve Plenty of Points for Quality Meats ■Grade u. s. No. SalaitBftirl—pint ...................... . .. X 23c b FLAKES Lge. 3 for 29c SALAD [GROCERY DEPARTMENT Lb.... 25c 35c pkg. POTATOES IOc 27c 2 RURAL RUSSETS 4c is. Good Quality BRUSSEL SPROUTS Muller* . IOc 15c SHIAWASSE APPLES K IOc Large bunch DELICIOUS APPLES SUPREME BREAD Loaves each Crisp and tender 71c IOc lb. Crisp, Solid Heads CELERY CRANBERRIES MULLER’S “ lge lbs. CARROTS FIRST CALL 6 Blue pts. per con lbs. HUBBARD SQUASH LB. SACK No. 5 can ib.. Garden Fraih N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE, MICH. STEER BEEF su g p 9 pt,, ib. Sa V “Undercover Man" slariiii'g PORK 5 pH. Ib. A jQG < Freshly killed CHICKENS 36c w™ | *0* SAUSAGE Home MARRIAGE LICENSE I Robert C. HSnr«;.clty .... JO Marjorie L. Laubaugh. city .18 'TootUght Glamour" starring Penny singleton. Arthur Lake. Larry Simin* DIRKCT FROM THE STADIUM Mrs. Bumpstcad. America's fa­ vorite housewife, throws the dis­ orderly routine of the Bunip.ttand household into complete chaos, she Ls bitten by the acting-bug. Joan Carroll, Ruth Warrick. WaL I ter Reed in "Pelllcoat Larceny" | Prr.'-entlng an up-to-the-minute | adventure comedy with no touch of i war in it. it revolves around the un- <*> ■ BFfe derworld air dramas. Into the un W 1 derworld Itself. • W > ■> SATURDAY AFntMOOR of them all. but the most exciting outdoor action mystery that ever challenged your wit*. ' Shantytown" w TTWOga SPONSORED BY YOUR FRIENDLY Tire story of a vlvasious and love-1 able 'teen-age girl who lives on the wrong side of the tracks in al boarding house operated by her mother. Her effort* to help young married couple, who have become fugitives from the law form the INSURANCE COUNSELOR theme of the atory. J.C.C. Sponsors Civil Air Patrol Meeting Nov. 8 MICHIGAN Member* of the Hastings Junior Chamber of Commerce are plan­ ning to sponsor a Civil Air Patrol for Barry county and have Invited Lt. Kenneth K. Bcukema and his staff of Squadron 638-1. Grand Rap­ ids. to be in the lobby of the Hotel Hasting* Mondky evening, Nov. g.; commencing at 8;00 o'clock, to »peak with those Interested. This Is an open meeting with an invitation i extended to all who might like to take part In thb— , BANNER WANT ADSIFAY vs. «.INDIANA Dorrance Trethric f Agency 2nd FW National Bank Bldg. .H*«ttnn Phone » �THr HAjTtNca >vwt». wnuBtT. NovrtatK J, l»u NOVEMBER TERM - ^^^ZXX^RMIRllONMEin IIS^3Gs?» FR. DILLON RESIGNS fAIIDTrilClintD '"“’T ". va Carl_Miller and MineDVTUEDAinn Stehr COURT CALENDAR CarlHarry MADE BY THE BOARD AS COUNTY DEFENSE Hula, trespass. (Continued from Page 1, Bee. 1.) families jeatttered throughout the apples In the Carl Boyes orchards. county, if possible, before Jan. 1st. The chairmanship has been a pleasure to me and I enjoyed the could not secure adult operation of your office and the splendid efforts of the various for emergency pickers. On eight pointed. Recently I have found different days over the past two it Increasingly hard to get persons weeks. Mr Bishop has supervised a of responsibility to accept appoint­ group of 20 students, boys and ments as they arc so busy with gtrl*. picking apples in the orch­ otlu-r tilings and It la taking too ard. much of my own time that hereaftMr. Boyes has furnished transpor­ tation for the students too and Thank vou tar vour .unnnrt in from the orchard and paid the stuthe jout and hoping that you will — be--------- -. preferably' November 1st. Sincerely, (Rev.J John V. Dillon t> tz •• . t. , VJeita Cathey vs Richard BessShare Which Each District i 000; county draintax M3 5fl: town- fAHilfll UEAH maintenance. ■ ship, tax, 8269.15; special cemetery v l Edward P- DeMott and wife vs Alberta Cole vs Richard Beasmer, ' tax $777.45; no township drain tax. Kfelvin and Frances Wade, fore­ trespass The tax apportioned to the Township’s percentage of county. Russell Brinkley Richard closure. Whether they're at 1 eighteen supervisors districts of the ‘*5** , ... ' officials who were here as observBr-xoncr. trespass. countv was completed by the board Cltv 1«1 .nd au> Wu«U—rnnntv ncic az ooserv Henry A. Allwardt vs Wellington I and Bessie Britten, bill of com- | Myrtle Praybyss and Myrtle Gould at their recent October session. We ths Southwest Paclge, —w. situation has 1 vs Archie and Mary Corrigan, no the favorite form ci action given among U. S. marines. districts Of City tad and Jrd Warda-Count/' ei£m? raid it teJithte of this city city. The board apWards—Count/ — any -ay raid, at least this! H J ‘.S 1 M David French, assumsit. Sunty^drata 6 county tax and the M* ,n^*nenemy ‘*.--are exceedingly remote, portioned the tax no^tocal $12,482; 'drain county ^weotaf drain tax taxes 8271.- I !,r far iniand. -are exceedingly remote. Milo C. vs Julia M. Shaw, divorce. | Natl Steel Corp., vs Standard Fr. Dillon. In the opinion of those Mabel vs Frederick C. Abbey, bill 1 Stamping Co., trespass of enmnUint complaint. «F Harry rmann. Recr., who have worked with him on the <>■11 y o v>. Moh AxuiuniBiiii, ivccr., vs ..--4i *... — — Myrtle vs John J. Przybyaz, di­ Claude J. Marshall. Exec. assump­ r.pon.4 u, u.. bo*rd * defense — council, has u done an — exu-n. vorce. । cellent Job In developing a program I sit. Lawrence E. va Sarah L. Friddle. which was and adequate adequate, ;I wnicn practical Matthew Baltch vs Robert E »— 41.-wm ------------4. . anu divorce. for the community here. Powell, trespass. William Dale vs Mary Arden Bau­ Walter Wallace vs Nall. Accept­ which vary with each school dis­ H fouowsIeUer of reslgnaUon u Bs, Kellogg Ag. Stydents man. divorce. ance Service, et a), bill to wt aside trict. Pollowing are the items for Gertrude Pauline vs Frederick '| October 28. 1943 Save Apple Crop each supervisors district, and Hie EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Fuhr, divorce. Melvia vs‘oortriiht* Chas. HeUel. divorce. \ i- ui-». a — students -from ----- -•' Tiikriore K\ and Amber Reid vs Adelb^rt' v« 'uUteand d^^M ‘’whS^rnch’mstria’ta' Saxons Eliminated From ' , Captain _aptaln Donald Donald Leonard; Leonard. High — school the j'After serving over two year, as K^. Xg^taraT£hJli ™ League Championship In Car) and Ralph Sparks, tajbnction. I Madeline Garman, injunction. I “xplcted to mv aJstnct « i Chairman of the Barry County kory Comers have been contributU..4T A. A. vs v. w™ ww. u„. Lester Ione A. A. Spr.,™. Sprague, d.-1 di- I Ruby Thrill-Packed Came c°uncU- 11 .ls imperative inn their part to our food supplies. 1 vorce. • । tens, dh Taxt Friday night the Ionia Bull1 ,u'ndcr m>' resignation. according to Allen Bishop.' County Ruth Rhoda vs Cecil Harry Cap- ‘ tzmiu Louis R. Neal and wife v» Fred J. a/ ,an 0P*rall°n In June, I Agricultural Labor Assistant workpon. divorce. , , Young, bill to establish conveyance. ^raln tax 81332L dogs arrived at Hostings and pro- h ^ue. oung. bUl !° nc8,ec- ft (treat deal of ing with the county Agricultural GOOD ORCHESTRA Margaret vs Willard Burdick, di1-­ I Mvrna B vs Carl A Christie <11- Assyria will pay 039 percent of the ceeded to drop the Saxon, from all ^ave ! vorce enruuc. <u counlv and county drain taxes. hope of an undisputed Wesk-Central c“,u lhe p*rlsh. It will be Agent's office. Students from the vorce. i vorce. Vera vs Donald Young, bill of I B. vs B . divorce. Baltimore—County Ux, 83.900; League championship by a 25-12 nSce“*rJ’ !°r l"c K> call on each Hickory Comers school have re­ one hundred and twenty-five cently picked over complaint. ; Elizabeth Jane vs Lloyd L. Ellls- county drain tax $84.95; township victory. Barring a very Improbable I Ida’May vs Harold Alfred Davis, [ ton. divorce. tax $833.77; no township drain or upset by Greenville. Ionia*, last op- ------------------------------------ —----------- !----------------------------bill of complaint. • Minnie Wurm vs Wm. Fuhr, et special taxes. Baltimore’s percentage ponent, the Saxons will probably I Lincoln Nntl, Life Bw. Co. vs Wil- I al. clear title. । of county and county drain taxes do no better than second place. Ham and Thelma Hackney, forecldThe game itself, from a specta­ Martha P. vs Henry PredUm. dl- is .039. sure. tor’s point of view, was a thrilling ’■ Neldon L. vs Eva B. Hurdelbrink. V<uSnn m. vs John L. Moore, dlSame, high lighted by long touch­ divorce. vorce own runs, touchdown passes, rar$1626.25; no township drain or spe­ TTS Mtrtock, in this third wither ol etu, 1 C. lotah vs Don Wilson, divorce. 1! Amber •— *--- A. • -vs -• —■— A. • -----Harrison Van cial taxes. Percentage of county and zle dazzle fumbles, and almost ev­ * to keep house temperacures as low as . Vade vs Fralne Glover, divorce. erything in the book. Sickle, separate maintenance. countv drain taxes Is 453. health will permit. Harvey G. vs Eva Lenhart, di­ In the first quarter of the game Mildred vs Dale Main, divorce. Carlton — County tax $5,200; coun ­ vorce. " Following Is the list of Jurors ty drain tax $113.27; towns!tip tax, Ionia scored with lightning swlftJean vs Eugene Lewis, divorce, 1 drawn for the November term: we still have warm clothing, bedding, all none; special ux, none; township Thelma vs Curl Wcsplnter, dlAssyria. Olenn Brown; Balti­ drain tax $4.89668. Percentage of sen to Koloff and was the first the essentials for cold weather comfort. class B team to score on Hastings. at . n more, nrcme more. Archie Lester; Lester; uany. unaries Barry’. Charles taxes .052. Coming back with a powerful run­ EltSia M. va Philip R, Nichols. Lechlrltner: Carlton. DenpLs O'Con- countv Castleton — County tax $9450: cilvorce. nor; Castleton. Villa Olin: Hastings county drain Ux $21025; townsldp ning stuck, the Saxons marched 60 P A‘ 1 Twp • Cecile Stowell and Albert tax $1,729.05; township drain tax yards to the two .yard line from . cl to quiet et ul. Ul bill hill tn ouict title. title Winslow; Hope. Ardy Owen and where Myers cut off left tackle for Look your loveliest in ie P. vs Leon C. Mallbton. dl- May Watson; Irving, Frank Cool $21525; special tax for fire pro­ a touchdown. Both conversions tection $48725. Township's percent­ failed and the score was 6-6. vorce. and Fred C. Tabberer: Johnstown. age of county taxes ,0965. Forrest B. Lane. Admr.. vs Lillian A. K. Brown and GUV Mead. In the second quarter Ionia was Burke, ct nl. bill to set aside deed. the one to break the tie. Gaining Maple Grove. Gertrude Pennock Hastings Mfg. Co., vs Howard and and Ida Wright: Orangeville. Loren 14.400; county drain tax 895.84. nothing on the ground, they again township tax. township drain and took to the airways and completed Nita Smith, foreclose mortgage. Smith and Elmer Witt; Prairieville. Nettle M. vs Harold W.’ Durkee, Cassius Hughes and Lloyd Lindsey: special taxes, none. Township's per­ ’hrer passes which pul the ball on centage of county taxes. .044. divorce. the 7 yard line. Larsen. Ionia half­ Rutland. Chester Peck and Capt. Hope—county tax 83.100: county back. plunged off his right tackle Wm. F. Bayne vs Glenn Steward, D. Sheilenbarger: Thomapple. Wil­ drain Ux $8763; township Ux et al. no action given. Gnckler and Nathan Moffitt; $820.22: no township drain or spe­ and Just pushed it over for the In tlte matter of the Petition of liam Woodland. Carl Brodbeck and cial taxes: the township's percent­ Vernon J. Brown, auditor general, Charles blocked and the score was 12-8. Darby; Yankee Springs. age of county Ux is .031. certificate of designation. Ionia. Sticking to their powerful Tripp. Irving—County tax $3,550; coun­ Claude and Dorothy Hoffman vs Marshall Hastings citv. 1st and 4th Wards. ty drain Ux $77.33; township ux running attack. Myers, doing some Paul nnd Grace Thompson. no ac­ Anna beautiful broken field running in McOuffln and Carl Nietha- $777 85; township drain ux 850.48; tion elven sprinting 65 yards, tied the score -2nd and 3rd wards, John no special Ux. Township's percentWanda J. vs Robert W. McLeod, iner: -■’e'n. Avros' kick was again de­ Harding and Henry Kosbar. divorce. flected by a hard charging Ionia Johnstown—County tax $4,200; line and the score stood tied at 13­ Lee Gilbert vs Yolanda Mix. dl- ' Completely Filled! county drain tax 891.49; township 12 when the half ended. Sketched is o smort block shirtwaist, RUMMAGE SALE vorce. Leslie W. vs Norma E- Cook, di­ in the last half the duel of run­ At Oeo. Smiths Market. Fii. i tax $436 19; no drain or special sparkling with white braid on the soft­ vorce. SEWING KIT Sat.. Nov. 5 & fl, Circle 7. —Adv. taxes. Township's percentage of ning on Hastings' nart vs. Iona's Causes in which no oroerrss has county taxes Is .042. passing continued. Running a de­ ly shirred pockets! And a colorful butMaple Grove—Countv tax 85.100; ceptive T formation, the Ionia 1.19 county drain arain tax >111.09: ziii.uv. township wwminp backfield made • completed passes Lyle CoUlson vs William Rui<. ton-down-the-front. demure with a PAY FOR IT IN ADVANCE— ' tax WOO.43: no township drain tax: look as simple as A B C's as they BUY WAR BONDS 'special tax of S195 88 for fire pro- /cored twice on successful aerials. Something hell really be white pique dickey! See our gay col­ tectlon. Township's percentage of The third attempt at conversion I। -----------------countv taxesuis .061. thankful Jdf~'whlle he's was blocked, but the fourth nnd last lection and select yours today! Bud­ _ | Orangeville—County tax 83.050: were successful as a result of a nothoff at caihp and'ha ' county rnunlv drain tax 866.44; Still 44: township townsllln get priced. Sizes 12 to 20. his own mending! We BUY and SELL I tax 8848.11; no township drain or Larsen and Koloff were the Ionia 'special taxes. Townships-percent- stars In the backfield, while VanCONSUMERS POWER CO. PREFERREDS | age of epunty taxes is .0305. Hetlow and WhiUida. lonla'a ends, Fashions Designed On KELLOGG COMPANY COMMON PmlrlevHle—Countv tax $5,600; were continually snagging passes i countv drain tax 812634: no town­ and, played a bang-up brand of Simple Lines That Will Be Kindly mail me information on these stocks: ship drain tax; special tax for football defensively. Myers and | cemetery $302.29: township tax Thomas were the big guns for Has­ Good-Looking Anywhere! $1209.15. Township’s percentage of tings on offense dod Ayers. Cole­ NAME countv taxes is .058. man and TPwnsend were contlually । Rutland—County tax $3,300; breaking through the line and, gave ADDRESS i county drain tax $71.88: no town­ the Ionia backs plenty terworry , ship, township drain or special tnxra. Township's percentage of ° This week Hastings will pbv their DeYOUNG, LARSON & TORGNA county taxes is .033. last game of the season with the Investment Securities I Thornapple—County tax $6,510; Belding Redskins at Belding. Ionia 1001-3 G. II. Nall. Bank Bldg. Grand Rapids, Mich. Phone 98261 county drain tax $133.95; township plays Greenville. tax $124360: township drain tax, $69.00; no special taxes. Township's V UHLIL H AV gSr.igFj SeffiL *.1!i!?-KSu«. J* .?.„■»! STsK ! K» «»■ «*"■* “ « HASTINGS 25 T012 SERVICE MEN’S GIFTS RAYON CREPE 4-98 fr AUCTION SALE In order to settle up the estate of the late Anna Hammond, I will dispose of the personal property at public auction at the farm located one-half mile south of the Brick church in Baltimore: or 6 miles south of Hastings, 2 miles east and one-half mile south: or 4 miles northeast of Dowling on THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 1943 STARTING AT 1:00 O'CLOCK I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: HORSES Strawberry Roan hor$e, 14 yrs. old, wgt. 1600 lb$. Black gelding, 15 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. cows Dutch Belt cow, 9 yrs. old, due Apr. 4. Red and White Dutch Belt cow, 3 yrs. . old, due June 6. Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, due May 10. Holstein cow, 13 yrs. old. These cows are T.B. tested and large cows. Holstein and Guernsey heifer, 19 moi. old. Holstein and Guernsey bull, 7 mos. old. SHEEP 9 Shropshire ewes, 2 and 3 yrs. old. SOW & PIGS Sow and 7 nice pigs, wgt. around 130 lbs. HAY & GRAIN 10 ton hoy. 200 bu. oats. FARM TOOLS Deering d-ft. cut binder. Deering dump rake. Stock rack, 12 ft. Deering mower. 2-horse cultivator. Check row 3-way corn planter. 7-foot double cultipacker, good one. Double buggy. Single top buggy. Dowagiac disc grain drill. Single 5-tooth cultivator. Banner walking plow. Cutter. Spiko drag. Set sleighs. Farm wagon. Hog trough. Spring drag. Logging toad. Economy King cream separator. Cider mill. Iron kettle. Scoop shovel. Com shelter. 4 10-gol. milk cans. Fence stretchers. 1500 Ib. platform scales. 50-gal. oil drum. Some crates. 7-gal. wood churn. Double work harness. Light double harness. Forks, shovels, hoes and other articles not listed. Some household furniture. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, NO GOODS TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. WAR RATION BOOK FOUR NOW IN USE I (Continued w„ ..... .. —_. .. are concerned. Sugar stamps in War Ration Book Four will be used in the some manner as the sugar stamps Ln War Ration Book One. The red tftamps in War Ration Book Four will not be put into use until further notice. It is plannod to use them .or the rationing of meat, fata and oils, butter canned milk, canned fish and the other commodities now being rationed with the brown stamps in War Ra­ tion Book Three. The blue stamps In War Ration Book Four nUo *711 be held in re­ serve. Il Is planned to use them la­ ter In the rationing of processed foods. Furthermore, in the near future, only one ration book *711 be needed when shopping for rationed foods n .4 —lit ..... ——4. shop for food with three books for each member of the family—War Ration Book One wus needed for sugar; War Ration Book Two for processed foods; War Ration Book Tlirce for meats, butter, canned -milk, cheese, canned fish, fats and oils. Eventually War Ration Book Four alone will be sufficient. Thus shopping will be made easier for i both the housewife and the retailer. , War Ration Book Four contains eight pages with 48 Individual j stamps to a page. There are six pages of "point" stamps—of these' two mges are of red stamps, two pages are blue stamps, and two , These "point value" stamps carry both letters and numbers, like the red and blue sumps Ln War Ra­ tion Book Two and the. brown stamps In War Ration Book Three. The letters'indicate the period dur­ ing which the stanius will remain valid. The number e. 5. 2. and 1 in­ dicate the point value. This letter­ ing and numbering system ic idsntlcal with that now in use. The only difference U that the stamp# in War Ration Book Four are approx­ imately one-half the size of the stamps now In use for food ralionln?Tie book also contains two pages of numbered stamps printed in black ink: 72 are labeled "spares", 12 labeled "Sugar" stamps and 12 stamps designated for "Coffee", which is no longer rationed, will al­ so be used as spares. (The books already were in production when coffee rationing was discontinued, and It would have been extremely costly to iiave made the necessary changes.) PERMANENT WAVE-59( HOMER R. HAMMOND, Admr pEWEY REED. Auctioneer JOHN BIRMAN, Clerk STEBBINS & JACOBS THE BEXALL STORE HASTINGS PHONB till Washable, Serviceable Protection! % MEN’S SHOP CAP 35c Working men—protect your hair from oil and grease! Popular railroader style with full pleated top and wide visor. In Sanforized’ hickory stripes, blue denim or grey covert. Sturdy Warmth for Outdoor Workers! CORDUROY CAPS 79c A really practical solution to your winter work cap prob­ lem! The bright red plaid ear flaps tie atop your head In mild weather and offer complete protection when pulled down over ears in blizzards or high winds. Visor style protects eyes from glare and the soft chamolsette lining adds extra warmth. A real value for winter Jobs or winter sports, Chctterfield With Velvet Collar! Snappy^for Sports Wear Belled Catual With Action Back! FASCINATORS 98c Winter Models of warm, durable fleece—styled for seasons of constant service! So practical—lhcy’11. go where you go and.you’ll wear them with every­ thing from suits to dressy frocks! Clean-cut tailor* Bright and pretty and as snug as can be! Triangular shaped fascinator knit in a dainty stitch with either contrasting or match­ ing fringe trim. An impor­ tant .part of every girl' Wardrobe! ing ... hardy apd warm. Of soft fleece—lined with rayon and warmly interlined. Sizes 12 to 20. To Croce Your Home. Enrich Your Life!. COMFORTERS 398 Lightweight comfort for. many winters! Combines the warmth of 1-3 wool with the durability of 2-3 cotton! Ray­ on sateen covered! Front Activities 49 COTTON FROCKS Wear Them AU Winters 2.98 Cottons will play an important part ill yblir wardrobe this winter . . . you're doing your own housework . . . volunteer­ ing your services for Impor-. Unt war work and what could keep ybu Kicking neater, pret­ tier—than c r 1 ■ p cottons! Shirtwaist *or dirndl «dyla In lots of pretty prints and col- M.PS if' l'«’ vr te’.* LOVL Rousing yorm of in the old West cowboy and In fans, hair-roiglng t tender $1 romontl non-' �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1M3 • Horn* Made Coff«« Cream Battar It ' Poor Economy ” dn-nuiM u«y< TORIALS JiiXc" w eun" « ”5** “wm- enoush. prove fallacy of raving ra­ r snkMle ground cannot be es- ton pof,,^ by making butter at’ sMabed. j home, according to the logic of ___ * *. * , __ ________ Pref. p- 6- Luc“ ot lhc Mlclll4>n Thto writer ha* talked with many state College dairy department, ao-calkd “wet*" (that to Individ fc one 1* patriotism. The other uals who do not believe that the the pocketbook, manufacture and rale of alcoholic -------------------—4----------Milk contain* not* quite per cent ttnor should be totally excluded ---------------------------- ----------------------W Jaw—Individuals Who enjoy a day®, while even coffee cream conUrtnir and admit ID and a surnrUtains 18 or 19 per cent faL ■rwix ana aanuv ... , . >—iA_, n ~P r-ntThat fat Woodland and Middleville Hold Annual School Events Thit Week a chicken dinner, hamburger stand*, movies, a country ator.- and a play ter then ever. Don't forget the date. and Saturday thl* week Nov. 5 and 6. with many outstanding feature* Gates District Added To Middleville School TT- w>Un of ,U» O.U, school district, of Yankeb Springs, recently voted to unite with Uw 1 Immappte- Kellogg district Tills leaves onlytwo rural achooi districts in that townalup, all the otliera having united with area*, maintaining 12grode school*. The nsaesrable prop­ erty 1A the Gates district had been reduced ccmaMernbiy by state and federal purchasA1* for the park or for gante regions where hunting is allowed without requiring permlsrion of on owner. The enrollment and attendance at the Gatos school hat declined so that it was difficult to maintain school. Twenty nine other rural districta. still maintain­ ing their district organlaaUon*. are transporting their pupils to 12grade schools at HasUngii. Nash­ ville. Woodland. Freeport, Delton. Middleville and Bellevue, and find they can save money by so-doing. Mother and Daughter All of this, combined with the food ’ fact that the vote shows there ace, Here I*.the professor's arithmetic ; miiwril DPHrCCniNfiQ Had Narrow Escape at least 3.000 individuals In the on the cost of a pound of butter UUUWUIL rnUUuLUHlUo county who believe In prohibition made in the amateur's kitchen: ■ We are Indebted to our Durfee a* an instrument of good, should be ■ If coffee cream is purchased at correspondent for the following item M Efficient to prevent anv and all 12 cents a half-pint, more than a kmMIiik. sent in her news letter this week, tarem^operator*. ____ .1— Ifcerid <i—____ _ package nackasre dollar's worth, of cream would be of an Incident happening In their eettlnc to get the four-fiftlis of a neighborhood that might have had dtapenaers. etc., from getting needed pound of butterfat necessary to 1U4sj tragic results. "rocky" over the sizeable margin, make a pound of butter. It seems that on Sunday a bultvictory achieved by opponents of (i If the coffee cream is purchases! » •" let. fired from the gun of some *1 option. , „„ ; wby the quart. at 44 cent*, the cost . careless hunter, whizzed through exceeds an dollar a pound. In • • • still exceed* se s the livingroom window of the Roger Only a portion of the vote against fact the residue after buttermaking ' Davis home in direct line with the local option represent* what might would llkelv contain more than 4 kitchen. Fortunately both Mrs. ••• cent butterfat be termed "sled length" wet scntl- per butterfat—tort ifjvot not used Davis and daughter Jrrllyn just K, and is probably not nearly as in cooking or a* a table drink hapjicncd to be out of the range nnre numeriOLllv numencaiiv a* as the me 3000 juuu propro"itSTSilter to"drink the milk milk and and “ It's ueiter to drink”tiie the bullet took and are thankful ^".1 co •a UWe little 1lighter butter." ProS‘ roTlSal “fhUT °on ” buti* 1- " Pr°that the damage was limited to a hlb ttonUta who voted for wcai sugKeaUi ..5^ IV n io u -----------v OUhhCOUV. broken window. Mr. Das is was ab­ option.------------------------------------------- ., obviously poor patriotism and poor sent at the time so no clue could '’ ’' ' % , eoonemy economy to play nt at making butter." be obtained as to the hunter re­ At present, it seems evident that,------------- » * » ■ ■ sponsible for what occurred. Kellogg School Pupil. con.tol-fc.1 opuon. o, b|f « ...to ____ —। apple orchard close to Hickory So. if the extreme wet* nrreit i- corners, ha* reason to be thanker unwilling or unable to take any fUl, and has so expressed himself, steps toward eatablLshing a satisfne- ,Or the assistance given h'm by the tory middle ground for control, thev atiidento of the Kellogg school near might wake up some fine day and that village. On eight different find thcmselvrs outnumbered at the days, over the past two weeks, a noil* on another special referendum group of 20 boys and girl-.'from nranmition ’hat school picked apple, for Mr. p ' • • • I Boyes, gathering over 2.000 bushT. I. rnulhlo that the ' N* f°r hln>: ,lc PQld ,!x,n’ tlle H**aduU P" bushe ‘ wh,ch he results of the Tuesday r.ectfon •««* gaw w wor)(Crs , Warm might be reversed at some future weather hastened the ripening of the n<'ui.i..t»y Hum IM., referendum. fruit. Mr. Boyes could not find j . * * ' men to help him. and the apples ?'"itr£hr!n?r *rJv!fr.S" Several of the county tavern !wh|-h lhe lchool kids gathered ' 1 owner* have expresaetl willingness saved yip fruit from dropptng U>: and desire U5 get together with a the ground which wpuld have repreaentatlve group and see what d$nsed a dacided loss.-, can be done toward Improving con-' Mr. Boyes apple crop this year dltion*. If that spirit prevails, then । wa.s considerably larger thaa tost it seems likely that some progress y«r. At the prevniflnR prices he I will make a handsome profit. He •P**1.1' rnr>d <can be made. ... deserves it. for he has shown faith: ____ _ <»rrM Bui mrr. dleu-Mn conduce In 1 “’>* Moved hr Miller an j “55 an atmaanhert' atmosphere of of goodwill Isn't isn't thought, study and hard work..nnd enough. It will take some hard-head­ has invested n considerable ca4> In ed thinking, plain talking, and real his venture. He has richly merited interest in beverage control as a the profit his enterprise nnd good community problem, to gel e.ny- work will earn him. HOPF. CENTER Tlie Bridges-Basin OU Co. IronAllegan to moving their machtorn o" the farm of Clarence Paym* and will soon be drilling for oil. * Mr. anti Mrs. Milton Warner and two children of Battle Creek spent Saturdav at the home of.Mr. and Mrs. Fr-d Aahby. * Mrs. Blrdena Lyttle and Mrs, FIov McDermott were Hailing® shoppers Saturday. * Mr. end Mrs. Clyde Ashby of Kalatnnroo. their daughter nnd hus­ In 1810, agricultural Workers com­ band. Mr. and Mrs ’Geo. Hartman prised 77.5 per cent of ail persons of Ill., visited at the Fred Ashby gainfully employed In the United home Sunday. * Mr and ’Mrs. Slates. Since then, the proportion Harry Danlek have a daughter from has dropped steadily until in 1930 it New York visiting them. BUY WAR BONDS To the credit of both sides, there was little or no 'mud slinging." This to unusual tn view of the fact that the issue involved was one which can cosily stimulate violent par­ tisanship. It was strict ly a "home grown" campaign with outside pressure and influence held to a minimum WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Wi­ Complete Assortment Ot COMMUNITY NOTICES The U. S. army air farces pilot* have been pronounced the "world's UAJB. this week Thursday PM Nov. 4 at Mrs Jolui Woodmans. • The D.G.T.O. club will meet at the church Nov. 10 with pot luck suniier and program. Plen.se bring table service, sandwiches and other food Selfridge Field. Mich. "I know that accidents will hap pen.” declared Colonel Harris. "1 Cedar Creek Cemetery circle will meet Wednesday. Nov. 10. with Mr*. HatUe Whittemore at Delton. j Delton The Cedar Creek Cimtcry circle will held its next meeting at the home of Mrs. Hattie Whittemore in Delton. Wednesday afternoon. Nov. 10. 'Die Delton Inland Lakes Garden club will hold Ils regular meeting at the home of Mrs J. c. Horton. Thursday afternoon. Nov. 11. Roll call "My Garden Memories." Mrs. Margaret Potter will be in charge of the oroaram which will be on “wlntcr care of Birds." There will be Lake Oilcssa folks srem to have mastered the fine art of making their July 4 Homecomings worth while, also make them pay out and yield a profit besides In tiie cele­ bration for 1842. the gruss receipts wci> about $3,200 and the net prof­ it was nearly $600. This year, according id the treas­ urer's report, the July 4ih event grossed well over $5,200. with a net profit of $1,270.98 After setting aside funds for improving Recrea­ tion Park, a beautiful spot clore to the business dLstriot nnd ’he take, the Lake Odessa Civic nnd Im­ provement association, which st»nM>rs the Homecomings, whs able to contribute $4S2 to Lhc Ionia county Wnr fund drive. Hats off to Lake Odessa. __________ COATS GROVE The D. G. T. O club will meet on Wed. evening. Nov. 10 for a pot luck supper nt the church Pro­ gram chairmen are Mrs Nina Town­ send and Mrs. Donna Slocum. Please bring sandwiches and other food anil table service for the sup­ per. * A~Halloween' party .vas held af the Gordon Endsley home last Friday evenl«K^-G<rne-. were cnluvcd and /refreshments served. * day evening nnd Co Acc\t Fosirr of Hastings presented sonih int.-rcstlna slides. * Mr. and Mrs>Tmil Woodman and Darlene were stm— day guests at Kenneth KeLs-v: * Miss Bettv Kimble was home for the weekend nnd Jack Osgood of Woodland was a Sunday visitor n’ Kimbles * Mrs. Pearl Dctnond rnent a week In Grand Rapids returning last Thursday. SOUTH THORNAPPLE Mrs. Theodore Wicringa took Theodore to Grand Rapids Iasi week to their eye specialist and gives an encouraging report o! his condition which seems to' Improve entdualiy. * Clare Barnum -who lives with his uncle Perry Barnum assisted Floyd Laclear Saturday- to draw shock com inside which the wind had tom down * Mrs. Alfa Nichols nnd four children are set­ tled in Middleville in the -Mrs. ' Francis nCarl house on South Broadway. * Mrs. Edna Griffith expects to return to her home In । Kalamazoo Monday following ti few /clays' visit here at her brothers Beni '-Park's and family. * Tmir.-dav, morning there was a coiihlon be­ tween the cars of Gerald Smith of Hostings and Mrs Claude Shaffer of the Pinery district which oc­ curred at Gates' Comers. Mrs. Shaffer’s car rolled over sewnU times but fortunately iid one was injured .* Mrs. Llzzib TUnm.of Middleville accompanied bv her sister Mrs. Harold Rowe of Detroit spent Thursday with thel: brother. /The navy Is studying chemicals Theodore at the Johnafln-Wleringa which will make wood as fireproof home. Mr. and Mrs: Fn d Wierin- . Ra were there Sunday P. M * Mr. as steel. and Mrs. Leslie Steeby and Utile for MEN and WOMEN Beautiful new plain shades and pat­ terns. Rayon Satin trimmed. £.98 to g.75 ALSO BOYS' BLANKET ROBES Sizes 8 to 16 at $2.25 Waters Clothes Shop Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE 30< GOLDEN SUN COFFEE 32< SUGAR, PURE CANE io»». 65c RED KIDNEY BEANS 4 points Ib. Qc NAVY BEANS 4 points Ib. 8c CHEF-BOY-AR-DIE 17 16337473 Magic Chef 1 point lib. STRAINED HONEY VITAMIN CAPSULES 30Straubs capsules Major B B COMPLEX VITAMINS 100 tablets 25 28c 50 89‘ C.Thomas Stores. Inc BUY BONDS --------------------BUY STAMPS be well to follow corn with soybeans and disc the soybean stubble the over to the. government ns the site tor a flying retinol. Within two months after the government accept­ ed the ground, construction of tho post was under way. Flying instrve- to escape as many of the first gen­ eration borers a* possible. Because first generation borer moths prefer to lay eggs on tall, fart-growing com. such plants will have the heaviest egg deposits. Fourteen thousand tons of ore arc required to produce one ounce of radium. Ham M. Randolph, a native of Aus­ tin, Texas, who was killed When his. plane crashed early in 1923. Ran­ dolph's roster of graduates includes themselves with glory nnd distinc­ tion. not only in the held nf combat. Judicious Merchant' M. Paul Bardinet, hAinder of the famous liqueur firm bearing his name, was a judge in tho French tribunal of commerce at the time hia company was started a century 13c COTTAGE CHEESE Evap. Milk SEE IT IN THE Creamy, rich. Pure pak carton. No Pt*. iib. can 19c Libby‘l or Swift's CALUMET ' 3 u 24c Baking Powder VANILLA FLAVOR «-o* benu 10c Alpine. Avondale, B ox bottle 19c Quart 21c PRUNE JUICE Doughnuts Sugared or Plain Lakeshore Honey-Mellow. 3 Pl*. CC"S" 3 EVAP. MILK 1 3C Beet Sugar K1OCE8 5 HOl-OATEO Michigan Granulated 6c ib Slamp 29 Now in Fifed i I'THIS DEUCIOBS NNIH HUB THIN IB 9 DOT OF 10 OTHERS' In lomclo Sauce 14 Points 14 Pts. DICED BEETS < m FKES8 EGSS PORE L'bRD u3 2 Sharlccing ls. 3 33c ... 64c Spry or Crisco. 31b jar 68c. 15 Pls. is ph. No 2 un 13c Nc 2Y2 tan 14c, 21 Point 1 TGKATOcS no j««. BREEN BEWS 11c FSEESTME TEACHES S^iTc ' Giajptl;" Halvas. 27 Poinls 4 Fl: 2 tb pkg 23c. 8 Pl* SQDA CRACKERS tn> 17c CNLOniTE gallon 25c dozen 63c Quarti carton SI.24 78c Fenn Rad 1005c Pure Pennsylvania PURE EGG NOODLES i b Pi3 17c Broad, Medium or Fino RITZ CRACKERS nb Pty 21c Nalional Biscuit 2 ?t;: 25c ■o« pig 9c FLAKES tb 31c pig 10c pkg 12c 5 SNREODEO WHEAT Rm- Urge O J C luvet National Biscuit WHEAT GEMS Cream of Wheal, pkg 22c Your Government asks you to - Store Potatoes NOW ! Quart 13c Avondale MUSTARD Store-ground, old-fashioned flavor SOUP MIXES pig 7c SAHGO MPC03N w 10c Bumper cropol Potaloo* ihi* year-helpraliava lack of warehoujs space by buying Potatoes in quantities and storing lhem at homo MICHIGAN POTATOES 15 43c 50 $1.49 U. 5. No. 1 Quality. lOO-lb. BAG J2.79 10 & 39c IDAHO POTATOES Best bakers Yallow or While SWEETHEART SOAP 2 MAINE POTATOES 100-lb. BAG $3.79 Imo 13C Woodbury’s, 3 bar* 23c GRANULATED SOAP «o- P*g 16c Kroger's Avalon • ELASTIC STARCH 12 0> pig 9c Argo Glon Starch, I Ib pk.g 8c ORANGES* 12c New Crop FLORIDAS. Sweet, full of juice iun<h«*. d*nam, mujs Fresh California Dates Celery Cabbage Packaged Spinach 2 Rest crop, toney 35c H4b. 35c «*« 7c CAMEO CLEANSER Wyandotte Cleanser, can 8c CLIFTON TISSUE <b* u.d 13c pig. 25c For Sotodr pr»w*ih»d. d«n, fr»*h 3 Good bnlnri Northern Spy Apples Inst pit apple roll* 13C Wrapped balhroom tissue PAPER TOWELS ion 9c .. Red Cross CANVAS GLOVES 13c Brown Jersey Gloves, pair 17c BLOCK SALT Porto Rican Yams MGiOR OIL 19c Regular or quick cooking Oregon Poors Country Club Saratoga type wafer* Junbo .u. Golden - delicious ROLLED OATS U. 5. No. 1 Quality. Van Camp'*- No ralion point* I FANCY POES i>b pt, 12c 2 can 13c Evorgood. Fancy quality. 8 Pts. SUH 9c DiB TENBERONI 6 Pls. n0 CUT WAX BEANS Counlry Club U. S. No. 1. All purpose - good bakers, good boiling potatoes Gcod qua'i.’y 8 Points MASON JARS 40c 58c Largo size - in cartons KEDGO TO 5£ Psfisske Fleur Gtossiw 11c Diced Carrots, jar 9c, BURRY'S CRAX 12 oz. can Kroger’s 7-Cercal Assl. (Kellogg's Varieltos, pkg 22c) GdL-i can 7c Homogenized. 1 Pt. POUND CAKE 43c More Vitamins 23c 12c it EMBASSY can 7c GERBER’S Baby Feeds Strained or Chopped. I Pt. LIBBY'S Baby Foods Spotlight Coffee Peanut Butter 2 Keyko Margarine Pffifk snd Bsans1 Bel Niblets TeijWto Juice utz “ l&fd fifcdsi Ffour BilGhd Fiour 26c Safe for babies I 1 Pl. per can dozen Calio Wrapped KNOW IT’S FRESH I AH popular brands Attention! Specials! •chool for the training at instructora tory of Randolph Field bo«» back to August 18. 1028, when 2.300 acres ot level farming land. IB miles north- oata following soybeans, thorough parking of the soils will aid in se­ curing good stands of the Jegumts. In areas of heavy infcslaUcn. it to desirable to avoid early planting of IF IT WONT HELP WIN THE WAR—FORGET IT. Randolph Field. Texas, one of the army'a foremost Hying training schools for 10 years, will «mm to ter. AU cornstalks and weeds should be removed or plowed under before 7k Tfatr Ckfae ef CI&ARETTES BLANKET ROBES Now Is. the time for farmers to map their warfare against the Euro­ pean corn borer. Clean plowing to an Important practice in the control program and is more satisfactory than burning, because this latter practice fails to kill an the borers our alliea or any of our enemies.” Colonel Harris brought out the fact that on the basis of present rates. 775 out of 1.000 pilots will fly for an entire year without an accident of any kind. Out of the 225 who are involved in accidents, said Colonel Harris, fewer than 50 will receive un Injury of any kind. "This is a good record of safety, indeed it is a great record." Colonel Harris said, "but it is not perfect— and we will be satisfied with nothing •short of perfection.” Lake Odessa Made $1,270 On July 4 Homecoming S5. “W ““ ™ Did FBoVCS '"« Job for merely vgtlng against one particular to™ son were Sunday evening gueeta of! a display of feeding tray*, auct her unde and wife. Mr. and Mrs.. boxes, bud houraa. bud book* and Charlie Ai-.dler. * Mrs. Frand* neeta She will alao tell about “WinOllver waa tn Grand Rapid* SU- - — “ unlay for denial work. * Mrs MaUe I Garrett of Middleville and Mr. and West Hope Mr* Floyd Lcdear were Sunday The Aid dinner will be held guest* of Perry Barnum and statter. Wednesday Nov. 10, at the Ray Mrs Lydia Wilson. Mr®. Lydia----- Barnes home. who was quite Ul last Tuesday is much better. 50 Ib. 46c 3 23c For healthy livestock 4 it>» 36c PARD DOG FOOD pkg. 10c Dehydrated Chuck Roast - 26c SRVE50 Kroger'i Tenderay. Tender, delicious. Tendoray Sirloin Steak Kroger's 11 Points Kroger's Tender*/ Boiling Beef 6 Poinls Standing Rih Roast PIECE BACON Lean, wall-flavored. SWin'S PREMIUM. Skinless Franks. Ib. 35c LEONA SAUSAGE Sliced. Hens. 3 Sc YELLOW PERCH fc 32c PORK HOCKS Froth - not rationed 2 pis. or Pork Hearts (3 Pls) n> ton HAMS BEEF LIVERS n> 31t SWIFT'S PREMIUM Solid Pack No Pomlj tb. 33c 5 Poinls lb. 31c 5 Points . STEWING CNtCKttS Not rationed ib 35c 19c 27c FRES-SHBRE OYSTERS Pml 55: 6 Poinls RING BOLOGNA ib 31c 5 Points SLICED BACON 9 Poinls Sliced. 6 Pls. lb 17c ' PORK FEET Hr COOKED SMOKED «> 36cpu No! rationed. Tasly, mealy KROGER Compared With Otfw WaB-Kncwa S'Oitdil IkROGER’S guaranteed Vitamin Capsules High potency assures you a lull days supply of essential vita­ mins in each capsule. 3 -*»■ s1.39 BUY THOSE HIHRKETS WAR BONDS atiyour convenient -Kroger Store �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1M3 talncd with a family dinner Bun- would rather e > muddte was a bonference of OP.A. Ing which regime site sp<*e at a I Barry county boj day in honor at to* •IghlMOlh Our , officials, business men and a certain meeting cf the Michigan Pras club.' Bob Oorkto and others but hope birthday of their nephew, Marvin erably. Il was oosigraeman who is a member of • • ‘ > (o do uo before leaving for New McLeod of Grand Rapids. Marvin Pop-corn, up , '————————— ll>a enlisted tn tha Army Air Oorpe uJenUful at o the congreMloncl Price Control Walking .through Lafayette Park. York. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Vender and and is now awaiting toe call to the **““*•*“---Committee. The ORA. o P. A. wan was passing ju-t ucroea from the White House [ . ’ over tnaat meat markets; gasoline sta­ (whjch sons were Hastings visitors Batur- I rarvfce. Oueete wore Mr. and Mrs. 11OW under con*.tant After 1 houxhte—Some of the tions, food stores and other-private guard), we raw exactly what had ! ,„ day. On Bunday afternoon thar | Raymond IttikaM, MaMn ani called on Mrs. Flora Shulze of । Nancy of Grand RapMs and Mr. entel pi Ims that had been forced to , been mcmKMKMi mentioned In ui a ■ news magazine i,—-■*— । —----- dummy —.........* guns w—- on —— top — r of — th? —— Woodland Evanzelteal Church Nashville. A Mr. and Mn Ward I and Mrr>. Dell WUUams of Woodgo out of burinra as fttrt -om of I B few bick. on one of the House Office building (so prominent fcsstor, Jiff. Deabler Plante of Hartford were Sunday [ land. u.Mk “J*™’ , ben«ht» ^rnard to new stories a few months ago) gutwte of her parente. Hr. and Mrs. i -----------Morning worship 10:00 cunii enaman, ^Vnat do yen tntnk iUarr,r-v> roirrrh waiihv .......... ...... . . . Bunday school 11:00 Milan Tnirnbo. A Miss Fem Wheel- j Epworth Leagae lUltewaea Party my non m reurwi nine* m iiSiiunK York financier and ric*! conftoenL ...... ...................... Evangelical Ix-agur. of C. E. 1:00 fnr If it Isn't protection of the right* oy president Rocrevelt. the i.uiie re-isarily prove that all of the dumter of Grand Rapids spent the week- | Friday evening the members of Evening Worahip i.U erd Mrs. Lawrence Hilbert. * ,. dirt the Epworth League of the Mrthoot Americans to earn their own he fllkd with President Wl'.son in-v' ’°P“ commented a byMr. with and Mrs. Howard Baker and C&urch enjoyed inn" war vrc:lul‘. under-Children would love WartiMid-Week Prayer Service Thurs­ livellhood in Independent bunlnr-., enterprise. which is the American / • » • I )■’»»— ----- • children ~ of Lansing were weekend - ■ ty Thirty*flv« toiww day evening. [guests of her nwUier. Mrs. Norma were driven by B< Choir Rehearsal Wednesday eve- Way of Life?", # grey rquirrew ana pigeons on , War Worker! need transportation. If ! For btir thrill well take W.nh- tame ' .over town. — It. is a unique oppor­ Sitton. * The Rev. and Mrs. H. V. about tiie country ro "^omen’s Missionary Society We raw ■ hum volume of rules in«,on ltA S’*"1 *nd «»cnr •’<tunity that the young page bora to Townsend attended the Michigan the*-, church where • srcat to nib flbows with, tn pref­ Congress have—We’ve decided that’s you do not need your car we will pay ! Interchurch convention at Grand played and refrw tun i TErt ^e b£?iU madT^ul errnrr to ”°ll>’wood with it- UmRapids of last week. * Mr. and served. The church our yotinn •’Bill” is to do when 1 Nov. 21 to Dec. atara. talent and glamour. what , gic jiszw cuiwii.il u) .niunu a.Mrs. Lyle Cook and son Gordon of dressed in gala Halloween decorais old enough—providing, ot; g0” 2'- •Tliere'x juM. one dteconcerttog note hr 1 highest cash price for it. All years from eminent agencies which have no on a trip like tills, you realise mm- course, il inceti. with his approval 1 Grand Rapids were Monday dinner congressional sanction but one now I than ever, amidst tills collection of i which it pnhably wont).—Why cuesta of the Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Woodland Wesleyan iWlngard. Gordon cook, a nephew Buddy and David Vender Entertains Methodirt Church in operation. '36 to'41. I the great minds of the country, that doesn't the cut|lng off pan’, cuffs | lot the Wingard’s, leaves Nov. 11 Qleun E Miller. Pastor to save material committee ’ ’ decide । Buddy and David Vender, sons ! you know practically notldng at all. to Git off the arms of women’s Ifor service with Lhc Marinea. * Mr. of MT. and Mrs. E. E. Vender of A Goapel center where Christ is 1 liut then the comparable thing, roa’ - -reemr. xs If half the women | land Mrs. Fay C. Wing were Sunday East Woodland, entertained with a upheld. tagton two seconds before you sense | Wbuia happen In in ,Hollywood- it you In Washtneton wrar their eoata like . dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Halloa-ten party Saturday evening. Preaching service Sunday night the tension of the war. Streets arc , vould ol whn. Inrnn Lehman of East Woodland. PM cape® and h-l the arms flop. Come I filled, with uniformed men of all ■ GUCT-ta were Merrill Lee and Gor­ 7:» We welcome the friends and branches of the service. More "brass u*» *d cnld day and it may be a Mcsdiimaa Carl Waits, Lawrence don Tyler. Robert and Donald Mat­ neighbors around Woodland to hate" tia» Uian uuu. you twu W in U> any «U.7 wrc; We expect t:> visit Hie F-rntsgmi different picture The committee , ’d see other Hilbert, Ernest Sliorno and Reuben thews and Rodger Paul. controlling these things may*------have conic and worship with us. erne city In the United States. Jir.t i tomorrow the tergost building of , — — '* ----- •**' -------------Wolcott were 1Jinxing visitors. Wed(Former Brethren Church.) rrnre foresight than we gtve them thia morning walking toward the it* kind in the world — wi ve read all ne.vdav * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph leff­ 301 E. State St. Phana 2680 Weiring Home Sold credit for. capital, while waiting to crois tiv- about it—now we want to it ler nnd Joan accompanied by Mrs V. R. Wotrtng who recently re­ afreet (pedestrians here arc fined and pay our respects to Grand RapCora I-effler and Miss Hilda Smith turned to his home in Woodland 33 If they croes against a red light— Id* JuliuR Amberg, who lias h:.s cfof Woodbury were dinner guests from Kalamazoo has sold his house Jb week Mrr.. Willhun Dunlap tt works* a Navy Captain, cqusl flees there, mad? happy when she iwlvnl Sunday cf Miss Doreen Clary and and tot to Mrs. Maud Bare of Has­ * WASHINGTON * rank to an Army Colonel, stood Mrs. Vcrc Miller of Hastings. This who will Lake possession in a Iwas a birthday dinner in honor of tings alongside, too. exclianged remarks Gninu to Waller Going Walter R-rd R'-rd iKgaillil htyiiitsl noUnclng his safe arrival to Eng­ PICK-UPS •bout the weather and Uuit he thLs afternoon to see if any of our land His address is: Ralph’* blrthdav * Mbs Hu Ida Eu- short lime. Mr. Wotring’s plans for BY ROSE DeFOE COOK walked to keep in trim. We didn't local boys are there and see It. ■rariper of Fowlerville is visit tog her the future are indefinite. Sgt William E Dunlap. 3M58852. have tne temerity to ask his name time operations Merle Lancaster (sister and brother. Mr. and Mrs. A.P.O. 12133 Woman's Study Club to Meet Want to Buy or Sell? (Howard Hewitt mid Mr. and Mrs. c o Postmaster Washington, Oct. 27th:—Th be­ before he left to enter the FVderal was there for a time, but hnx stnee The November meeting ot the Trade CotnmlMton building, which , been moved to Pennsylvania. Haven't New York -City Ted Super nnd Jeraire Ibis week. Woman's study club will be held at gin with, we left Detroit on Hie Red has been taken over by the Naval_______________________ • Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt and Mia Euoer the schoolhouse Tuesday evening. Arrow with fortner-Gov. and Mrs. Cenzoralilp Division. No matter Brucker waving good-bye to us. not Euper at a blrthdsv dinner in hon­ November 9. The topic for discus­ that they were expressly tlicrv for what name is on a building the orl- | MONTOOMIIY WAtO or of Jeriler’s ctehth birthday. ★ sion will be South America. our departure, they had accompan­ a Inal offices have been moved and ; Mr and Mrs. L. F. Slocum and ied others to the train, but they 3 daughter Gloria of Grand Rapids Included us in their good-byes, as there. To give an Idea of the tremendous 1 21 were weekend gucsta of Mr. and we started on our Journey. (You I Mrs. D B Green. On Sunday they may remember former-Gov. Bruck- size of various governmental de­ THEY'RE LOW IN PRICE! DEPENDABLE QUALITY! EBE TREE! I were nil dinner gue.sta oC Mr. and Smith with Mrs. Edltii Black as er was one of the prominent heroes partments here, across from the |Mrs. Dale Bump of South Hastings. leader. Electton of officers will be of the Red Arrow Division In the Willard hole) is a temporary build­ ITlils was a birthday dinner in hon- held and every members Is urged to hurt war. He is as energetic, active ing. two blocks long, two stories \ STAR SELECTIONS FROM WARRS CHRISTMAS FARABI OS high, that Ls devoted to U. S. In ­ |cr of Mrs. .Bump ♦ Mr. and Mm and as tolerated in the affairs ot formation relative to ail of the [Arthur Allerdini Sr.. Woodland. SCHOOL NOTES [Mr. and Mrs, E. R- Owens and Incidentally, Mrs. Bruckcr, a charm­ governmental war activities. High School ’daughters of Grand Haven. Mrs ing looking person, la always affable On Friday. Oct 29. the togli and cordial.) I Senn Crockford of Milwaukee and This Intangible war atmosphere [Mr. and Mm J. L. Crockford were school had the pleasure of listening As everj-one knows, travel Is of which we speak, here at Wash­ I citcsta Sunday at a game dinner at to n very interesting talk given by congested and nt times un­ ington. leaves one with a profound fihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Welby ,LL Ooi. Henry Stang of the Ord- greatly feeling ot the tremendous rrapan। nance Dept, of the U. 8. Army. Ooi. comfortable. but there is never a MbUities resting on all of those In j Crockford complaint Everyone accepts accotn.nd Mn John Hynes spent , U ’ k 7 , ,u On rt l !r d,,U 5* J Mr. ar... —... — , Mncdatlon with gratitude and for [lublic office—particularly the man ekend with Mr nnd Mrs. problems of the Ordnance departlihe weekend with Mr. . etcena wiui sir. nn« ,n iUpp|yln_ BncJ maintaining our part, we urc always conscious oi n the White House who-e decision.-, tR-bert crockford of Midland. * । an undercurrent of guilt to think will effect nil mankind. . ’Miss Helena Benner of Battle Creek ji the tralnlg of soldiers and those on I the battle fronts. He brought with i Floating Appearance, Sound Construction, Low Furnituroi You’ll particularly wont Io soa these • vlrltcd her parents. Dr. and Mrs. We spent half a day in thr hous? when millions of our fighting forces I him some displays of ammunition. |O. F Benner over the weekend. * I aro suffering so acutely. We ray to office building visiting with th'* Prices—that’s why millions coma to Wards for Values that "fit" into Christmas budgets! Harry Hough of Hartford called on .j Included In tnis display war. a 90 ourselves we would feel the rewards various members of the Micnlgan nun shell and a ” 1 pounder", tracer Mr. and Mrs F. E. Border las’. delegation. The only cangreviman Wednesday. * Lotos Vincent cf bullet for a 50 eallber machine gun clothes end stood in the rain, un­ not In was Roy Woodruff, 'home told of their uses. 'Plainwell called on Mr. and Mrs. end a.cold), from tne 10th district The high point of his talk oc­ protected for hours, but that would with ■rOUbcrt Mclz-od on Saturday. * Mr certainly be of little or no help to —the Bay City locality. 'Congress­ curred when. In speaking of our ’and Mrs. lurfa Manchester of the allied cause and besides, we’d man Woodruff originally came from , IBncklnridge are visiting Mr. and resources, he brought out that the look worse than ridiculous—so Eaton county where he lived on a young people of Woodland high J Mrs Gilbert McLeod for-a few days. farm near Elton Rapids.* Repre­ ttxats the way it is. J* Mm. Rnse Paniey of Belding is school and all others like them were sentative Hoffman was hard at real resources of our country Upending several days with George the Peace or War—Washington is the work, and is Interested In the out­ nnd that without their adequate i Schneider and Miss Etta Schneider training most Intriguing city on this con­ come of the Barr}- county, local op­ and education, the objec ­ election. Hoffman fe the best [and other relatives. tives of this war were without tinent. Quite naturally, there are tion nationwide congressman from meaning. We are deeply grateful many changes here since the war. known the 4th district since E. L. Hamilton Don’t Forget the School Fair to Col. Stang for his instructive Arriving at Ute huge Pennsylvania ot Niles. This Is the week of the Annual •nd Informative discussion. station, an experience to itself, is PT A Sclwol Fair. FRIDAY. Nov. slightly hectic due to the fact that Had a.chnl with congrcsKWionnn 5. Beginning with a grand, chicken you wait for others who perchance Frances Sen lorn Enjoy Game Supper Bolton of Ohio, who spendinner served from 5:30 to 7:30 in The Benters planned a gome are going your way before you are,• iw<*d and put through the hill the cafeteria the 1943 Fair will be supper Friday evening. The boys able to secure a taxL The cab driv­ i providing the Nurses Corps trninopen to the public. There will be ers insist on a full load. ' ing''which is inow in operation. It < xhlblts In the Ag. Room. Home Ec. of the class shot the game, and prepared It for cooking. The girls l is an exhitaratenirexperier.c? to visit | Room and movies. shows. Games on W*“4™>O" .1WU.. ; wllh uSi aScimiTSe o the main floor with the hamburger cooked the dinner in the school and ire cream stands and a country m frier la and furnished the rest of William Fwkbursl Smith. Mm oi I mtr natlcn land how wV I re lit. store, all for your pleasure. Two the menu. Many of the senior boys the late J. M. C. Smith, congress- we mlssM'' Conqresxwonw) Clare are crack shots and game In plenty man from the 3rd district for 13 Booth Luce, the beautiful, njluchbingo games will be plnved all eve­ whs furnished. years, has been in Waihington ever publicized, lady from Cimixfku-. ning. Mr. Williams nnd his bond Mrs. Frances Bawdy. English and since 1910 when he came here a< who was out of town for the <1a>will play early in the evening be­ nte fathers personal secretary, and ! but we liopc to meet her b.’forc we fore the shows open. A Minstrel Latin teacher, who has been quite h" knows what It’s all about. "Bill,' '’Bill,"’ I leave, show nnd a Comedy with special who is a corporation lawyer. lawyer, is exex... expects to return to her classes | music will be given. y busy, bus>'. a considerable porLeft fJic captital in time to attend ' Free admission. Fun for all. The soon. Mrs. L, H- Brumm has been hnusthigly teaching In tier place. Uon of his work dealing with O.P.A. 1 the Women .•> National Press club proceeds arc for the Hol Lunch regiitatjcns the.-* days. A merchant tea at lhc Willard affair Calvin Vandecar. son of Mr. and . ---------...... . —...»»«.» lra v«uluu nt which wiucu «unur 1 program In the Woodland TownrtUp M-hnol. Mr. end Mrs. Albert Shel- Mrs. Leon Vandecar of this village from the middlewcst made a spe- Mrs. Roosevelt was scheduled to athnd the misfortune . test Friday I cial trip down here to put the cards , t, nd. however, when we left she had lenbarger arc cludrmen this year. while playing in the swings at cm the O.P.A. table. Said he. •’Gen- not yet arrived. <dne cant wait I Uemen, here are the figures. If I [ ad Infinitum even for the First ILL Col. and Mrs. Stang Entertained school to break an arm. ■sell at your prices Ill be out of Lady cf the Land) Saw Esther Lt. Col. and Mrs. H. J. Stang of Fourth and Fifth Grades business in six months and I’m tell- VanWagner Tuffy who writes Wash­ Texnrkanna, Texas visited the lat­ Mrs. Martha V. Smith, teacher .— „ you . 2-PIECE LIVING ROOM ing I intend to stay in busi- ! tngton News for a number of Mlchter’s sister and family. Mr. and The Fourth grade sketched and ne6S-’ 1 . igan papers. Mrs. Tuffy is a past Mrs. knrl C Faul from Friday until colored a scene for the diorama of nets. Monday. On Saturday evening. Mr. a Pueblo Indian scene. The next VALUE-PRICED AT WARDS and Mrs. Faul entertained in their scene w!U be of desert life. honor. Out-of-town guests were Mr. There’» a strong hint of tomorrow in the design of this sofa and chair. Two girts, Janice Sandbrook and | iand Mrs. Earl Coleman and Judge Anna Reuther had birthday and Mrs. Stuart Clement of Has- treats Marte Beautifully upholstered in a mohair-and-cotton high-pile frieze that for the room last week. ’(hi St in da v. Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard We made masks for our Hallo­ k party. Those on the ’ enter- | Hughes and Mrs. C B- Benham of ween S Jp Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 r Ji [Allegan were guests at a family talnment committee were Normal, Jean Classic. Janice Sandbrook, j (dinner. gin for I ho whole fomllyl Monday. Mr and Mrs. Faul drove Shirley McUmlthan, Gordon Drown j ।I Last two times THURSDAY and FRIDAY them to Dowagiac, their former and Arnold Dean Erb. Our stamp money including n home, where they visited. Mr. and bond Wallace Beery arid Eay Baintcr last week was 340 75. 1 Mrs. Walter Gilbert before their Visitors were Mrs. Paul Town- I return to Texas on Wednesday. "SALUTE THE MARINES send. Donna Kay Sandbrook. Dick , .1... । Ekklns. Shirley classic. Donna Jean ' A ' Strimback. Janet Crosby and MarMembers of thr South Woodland Meycr8/ SATURDAY ONLY. NOVEMBER 6 Church of thr Brethren and Uie I / _______ VICTORIAN STYLE DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION 5 PIECE MODERN Sunfteld Church of the Brethren Flrth KUth Gr<des attended a Bible Institute at the Mn ArIle B Slllnaier. teacher il [Thornapple Church of the Brethren We were gUd Shel- ' । DESK CHAIR DINETTE SET intar Clarksville |enK*rucr Mrs Ackley and Anne,|l ^V, 8o f2“? Saturday and Sun-। ; Hall ® uTdurtog!^k "SHANTYTOWN Zlaler and-the Rev. Wllbv of Chlca- ■ R9dger Faul shared with us his I and Ruth .Warwick and Walter Reed R°‘ exhibit of a soldier's daily rations ------------ . while he te on maneuyera. Aitiiough । PETTICOAT LARCENY Celrbralex Birthday ' ; this is suposed to be a well balanced Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nowicke enter- | day's supply, many decided they Put this on your Chrijtmai list! This dinette is attractive and well SUNDAY ond MONDAY. NOVEMBER 7-8 Attractive Victorian style, with made—ar exciting Ward voluel Fred Astaire and Joan Leslie WOODLAND HELP tl WarWorl BURKHOLDER-N1SCHAMJMC Try Our Want Column Furniture Values f'TKAND TIIAIIB= fl L_ 8.95 MILLER'S REAL ESTATE BARGAINS YOU CAN NOT LOSE AT ANY RATE IF YOU INVEST IN REAL ESTATE WILL TRADE for house and lot in Hastings, very colorful imitation needle THE SKY IS THE LIMIT Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES., WED., THURS.. FRI., NOV. 9-10-11-12 The Greatest collection of stars in any one picture to date 48 ot them. STAGE DOOR CANTEEN" And because of a terrific guarantee that we will be packed good 40 acre farm. Has fair house and good small barn. Located in- Maple Grove ond on a state high­ good farmer. Priced at $8,400. Barky theatkb? Hastings, Midi., Phones 2247-2282 IB-J FRIDAY and SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5-6 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Hapalang Cassidy and Andy Clyde 80 ACRE FARM just over the line in Kent Co.; some woods; no buildings; priced ot only $2,000. "UNDERCOVER MAN and Simone Simon and Dennis O’Keefe GOOD HOMES in Freeport ot from $1,000 to $1,500. A good place to live in and save money. SEVERAL very good investment properties thpt will pay very good interest on the money. Let us give you full particulars. "TAHITI HONEY SUNDAY and MONDAY. NOVEMBER 7-8 Fenny Slagle ton and Arthur I^kc In their latest Blondie Series FOOTLIGHT GLAMOUR MILLER REAL EHATE COMPANY HASTINGS PHONE 2751 point Suntan-finish solid oak. RAd arti­ cover. Hardwood finitoed in wal­ ficial leather upholstered chairs. nut or mahogany. Sturdily' built Table extends to seat six. o fine value) 20% Down! Monthly Terms Armstrong’s QUAKER 9x12 RUGS way; splendid land and well located; priced at $4,000. A FINE 100-acre farm in Maple Grove. Has good house and large born; also several other outbuildings, all in fine shape; about 12 acres of timber; land is A-1. This farm would be a money maker for any il fl Bargain mathiee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 Thanu, of each week due tn picture rtiortagc. 43 95 CHOICE I LAMP OR END TABLE 6-95 Brighten your floors ot mod­ est cost with Armstrong’s Quaker smooth surface rugs Their smart goy patterns ore styled by leading de­ signers Their qualify is no­ tionally known Waterproof, stainproof, easily cleaned! ★ Ute your credit to buy anything carried In our itoro stocks or ptctured h our Montgomery Styling and comtrvchon far prksl Mahogany or to match. GwnoratM �THE BABTISCS BANNER. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1943 I Add> -Smith. NaahviUe: Mrs. Mln' bocker had lived on his farm In PENNOCK HOSPITAL EAST DELTON PASSING OF MRS. MUs Blanche Thomas of Grand nle Shriner, 134 E. Court; Mr*. WARREN MOORE Our mmmunliy — ,o JJP,; SrJJ'SJS .'SCf! n__,u_ -___ _ ____ ___ »__ . . j*.V Becker, inn — —. ri-ank xjo U N. .JL-LU Michigan; The many friends of-Mrs. War­ suTdlTa? M “11 hr farm before and after school. Good vru 11 1 ,rvu nu ’’J Walter Snyder. Hast Ina.;. R 2: Mrs. pltal staff. ren Moore were shocked to hear of Jf rtw.lo.i'rs • Sumvln, u. two — Hurry und •7<w5 U.' n-wr war effort. Jack! For the first time in a long while Monday following an Mr*. Gordon Ironside's Camp Fire Df-William, and a daughter. Mr*. Flora Patients dUcliarged during the hey death on X There's a party In the wind’ MBs Tueaink. superintendent of there were no mothers or baoies al Pennock hospital on roun met pun. Monday m P^inwdi and twin Blddk- aI1 of Hastings; four grand­ group met at at four four pan. Monday aftaft­ week are: Mrs. Ruaseli Bauer. operation the hc*pltel ha* sent some pam- Keep your ears open! on the third floor, all having been Saturday. She had been ailing for president, Pl®" and Manne wwere “?e vtedh? Ernest of Ha*ernoon, Janet J—* Osborn, ----.U—. I?*™Patsy and Petunia. tha<< famous -----------phlels on the new army training sisters Mary visl- children; tln«s anda abrother. *Ui^ Un Effie Col- discharged. Late in the afternoon, Plainwell; Mrs Theron Belson and ' several months, but her condition n 1-rid.r Mary and werew.w. visl wru rw. baby. Dorr Webb and Glenn Den- was not considered so critical until « Margie u>e R;« nT aXii 'SrS. corps; if you are Interested, ask cats, are enjoying life immensely presiding. Tlie girl* planned =. hike however, three mothers were ad ­ these days On. for a ent'* existence for next week providing the weather 'ora nls. Nashville: Otto Hedges and last week. Marjorie Stanley for the booklet. Mr8 F3?,v'!p, Morford *?.d, were held at the Walldorff funeral mitted. Us n-itable. Lost Friday our group thl* wartime. ot the Leila Poet has- Baby Merle Thompson. Freeport: .Mr and Mrs. George Aten enter­ during She U survived by her husband; ndson Charles spent spentFrl-! home Wednesday afternoon at two arandson What can we do for the war ef­ had a Joint Halloween party with Mrs. William J Wortley, James A. tained at an open Ixxxse last Mon­ fort? tcr S'«■»- «*cv. u. ». ovunuu w entgenologUt for Pennock hospital. Scheldt and Mrs. Arthur Ferguaon one son. Tech. Corp. Warren Moore Many things. What about Miss Wilcox's group. The dinner and d*' a,,,er?o?P w‘l" day for Doris Smith Hilbert, a for­ writing . Canyr Perry. Ohio; one daugh­ to some of our’ boys in the 1 evening’s entertainment was planned near Hinds Comers. * Mr. and Mrs., ficiating. Interment in the Rutland Lake Odessa; Mrs. George Hcbdcn. Jr mer Hastings teacher. Mr. Hilbert ■niank* to Mrs Jerry Bedford 609 Mrs Glen S:orrs of Hastings; ; by the girls who report a good time. Charlie Beck of Scott* speiit Sun- cemetery. W. Green: Mrs. Edward Wer­ ter, and Mrs. Finkbeiner of Middleville ir to Instruct cadets at the Univer­ arms’ camps and oyeneas. ’ TiJ, ___ ______ Anv v fh titter Atewnrt ----------------» » ». — . . n sister. Mrs. Harold Smith, of Inis Joyce Nixon, Reporter day with her sister, Mrs Stewart ner. Hastings. H 3; Mrs. Harold city: for the donation of magazines and sity of Michigan in lanltary eqgland n brother. George Herrick _______ Waters. * Mr. and Mrs. Robt LuuPhillips and baby. Bellevue. R 2: of California. to Mr Esterman of Middleville for neennr. . Tile Camp Fire Girls had a Halaiid Mrs MOTOR MACHINIST ATE* 1 ' o.„ j d-n of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Palmer and baby. Del­ the box of candy given to the Mrs. Funeral service* were held at The assembly last Friday morn­ iwecn isuiy nartv ut the of mn>. Mrs W111 louden-------and Mrs Ola Moon of . A gouvenlr .... . W ton. R 1; Mrs. Steven Bristol. Purl the loween party ui home ui Mrs. _ iween uic none ----. ------of the present nurses. Leonard chapel on Wednesday ing wa* decidedly of the slap-stick | Clark o Dunnell’s. Tutsdav. Oct 2fl 3 Hickory Comers, unaon ixniaen.i int Mrs Two babies have been bom dur­ Clinton. Ohio; Mrs. Kendall Reahms afternoon nt two o'clock, thr Rev. variety. It depicted Sic life of ThA. have ten .... girls in their etoud of the Thev thf U. D- S. 3 N.. stationed at FarraFarra- t»«t ,~re. Shirley amney Henry Henry prb trues and'baby. 429 S. Washington: Mrs. L Winston Stone officiating. In­ « 3:M W <ut rtaho. hLs wife and little ™ 9^ ’^T ie^y wto’lTtr^ ing the week: A girl to Mr. and Floyd »jazte Ott«»en. captain of the foot-| flrtt fall of Honor Main and baby. Hustings. R terment in Riverside cvmetfiry An Mrs Harold Phillip*, Bellevue. R bail team. rwas held at Central school October school. "I Send Red Rover', and of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs Ste- " “ 5: Mrs Arthur Baker. Middleville: ----------j ancy bo ], ­ wart Waters and family were re- '"’K a subenoser as motor ma- 2. Oct. 25; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Earl Warner nnd baby. 740 obituary sketch will apjrcur next tart week Thursday we had locker I 26 before 300 high school student* Bingo was— played with NNancy Bol Mariun Rose BfiS 0,1 the North At­ Floyd Main. Hastings. R 5. OcL 28. E. MUI: Floyd Gtdtop. Woodland. inspection and. by all reports, we and lunlor high bova. ton. Belva Bryan and Marion Rose cent dinner guests at Rex Watns..' Surgical patients at the hospital * Lvle Lelnaar and family spent lan,lc were good liousekecpcrs. | Glen Jone*, assistant council exe- w inning.. James Miller. 202 S. Park; Mrs on. Tuesday were: Lester Long. is “a photograph of monel There is a rumor that Mr. Gies cutive in charge of Thomapple disSunday with Andy Louden and ’It♦ u ------- ----frame ------------------Lowell and baby. Hastings. Mrs. Joseph Moltmak- Loyal lias a few shells tucked away some- !rict spoke briefly and presented WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE family. * Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stam- metal swung between standards Clarksville; R 1; Mrs. Charles Merrick. 233 E Mill Lucy Brewer is believed to made of used 20 M M. shells, the cr. Lake Odessa; Mrs. Charles Rice. Thorn: Mrs. James Brown. 341 W place; He B noted as u very liberal merit budge certificates to the fol­ There wax a dearth ot high score*, flcr entertained her aunt and hits- contrasting Baltic Creek; G. E. Goodyear. 528 colons of steel in the man. and willing to share. If you lowing boys: Troop 73. Tom Delon, uue Mill: Mrs. Joseph Bronson. Grand have been the first woman to eerva |U«new new shiny ^lu.y b®nd; Mr and Mrs Ralph Elly of frame and tlie due no uvuvv doubt to nice W. Green; Mrs. Charles Woods. braos of the stand ­ at a member of the U. S. marine should want some shells, only ask athletics: Hafold Gray, bicycling, pins, and as a result, a pair of 4M Charlotte for Sunday dinner. *,Mr. Ledge. 628 W. State; Mrs. Glendon Sils ­ ards being quite striking. Bob fash ­ for one. If you get more from him. rowing and swimming; B >b Stowell, scores split thetup honors for the and Mrs Another fine .contribution ot corps, having dl*gui*cd herself at Lewis Hoffman were bee. Hastings, R 4; Mrs, Glenville canned please expbin in detail Just how , ine saving. Trooo 75. Nell Will, car- week. Margaret Caukmscored 157- called to Gladwin Friday of Inst ioned the souvenir from metal Coffman fruits and vegetables has a merchant teaman when the en­ Mary Louise G lotis. b*en received you did It. ' pentrv: Richard Linnlngton. First 158-141 for her half of first place week by the death of his mother. pieces and used shells his boat had Freeport; and from the New Idea Mrs. Roy Gumer, Has­ club, called •Hie freshman, sophomores, and class. Troop 106. Alfred Cortrlght. and Charlotte Hubbard hit 141- They returned Tuesday after visit- captured. His training has VAf all of which arc greatly ap­ dued at Boston In 1BI2 tings. R 2; Mrs. Ray Morganthalcr Juniors, have had their pictures tak- ! rowing, life saving and cooking; Pnt 150-165 to gain her hold at the top. Ing relatives a few days preciated. The complete list appears Their w «ie unlrom^g of the » and Mrs. Arthur Pennock. Nash ­ shell*, an Intricate and delicate en for the annual. I presume the Hodge*, rowing and cooking. Troop Betty Bniendle was in third place daughter. Ruth accompanied them in the write-up of the club meet­ Most fipeclacular lntrlcate “nd O«icate ville. camera needs repairs now! ! lOT. Richard Dalhouser and Richard with n 441 series. on the trip. * Howard Morford of protxas. The most spectacular subject ever Those receiving medical treat­ ing on another page of this Issue. Metha-Waters lust returned from Tnvlor. Tenderfoot: Kent Ricker. State Insulation scored a double Pontiac Is spending a few days - ment are: Melvin Coville and Lewis filmed was the explosion ot U)c Hin­ a trip to Washington, where she Richard Boomer. Lach Foster. Floyd win over Middleville; Trio Cafe with- his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Maier. Hastings. R 4; Mrs. Dorna 1 NT BUY THING .A YOU DON'T denburg at Lakehurst. N; J. visited her brother Bud Waters She > rolvln. second class; Duane Blough, h.indcd a blank to Midi. Bell Tel. Floyd Morford. He came toTheatUnited States had n6t a sinRenscn and Mrs. Earl Oosch. Free- > NEED—BUY WAR BONDS ‘o|d,,°.f hw WP ln h(,r fifth-hour jlrsl C|XS.S; Richard Groo-. star Co.: Courthouse gnibbed 2;™ May fl. 1937. three . — tend" the funeral of *■'* his — uncle. Dr. '* ** _ gle armed vessel In 1780. INSTEAD. port: Charles Moon. Dowling; Mrs | English class. । scout badge and cooking; Charles game* from Piston Rings; • Portias Morford. ♦ Pfc Corwin Hoffman Mr. Knopfs F.F A. club voted In | Gwinn, now attending Culver. ■ all three games from Sea) nnd wife of Battle creek nre visit­ new members this week; they are; । f1irned first class rank nnd a First annexed Co.: Strand won the odd game from inc his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walter Birman. Robert Casey, i A)(| Merit badge and Gown; and Bunner won Hoffman. Corwin has been trans-i Robert Clark. Weldon Cole. Harold i Bob Stowell spoke briefly on his Bonnet ferred from the army Into the' Frv. Hubert Hunt, hred tawmice.' advancement to Eagle rank, award three games from Wilcox Rich. marines and expects soon to leave ■ Kenneth Tobias. Ralph Nyr. Rob- «hlch wl]] bl. made at the Decem- Best Scores : . Caukln .. for the east coast. * Mrs. C. Colli-1 ert Packard. William Richards. Jack 2 Court of Honor, Hubbard . son spent Monday afternoon with BUI Spaulding. Roy Stein- j The assembly then enjoyed excel­ B Braendle her «L«ter. Mrs. Iva Vanderlick near . . ,, , ... lent senior scout films from headMiddleville. We had a blrd s-eye view of the । quarters shown by Lnrrv Fuller. | D.. Smith ... .129-155-145—429 boys having their pictures taken | Tro0D 73 wlth Bennett, scout.. 134-127-1C7—423 SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Brower .. the other, day; the bird watched . master, extends an invitation to all Maclvor .. .153-114-157-424 them Tefall urranged-and would the boy, who wcnt oh the bicyclDaniels .145-119-152-416 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fisher were, you know, some even primped! I lrK 1rlp t0 sluwondosee to meet .119-149-146-414 Sunday guests ot Mrs. Caroline Bait­ It always seems good to have our wlth Ujem next Monday evening to B Connelly . Parcell . .138-143-131—412 inger and family. * Miss Jeanne alumni t»nie back to see us TbL» complete the requirements for their Kantner of Butterworth hospital w^^_Pa^LAdc?l5u5tarnCr bir.vcling merit badge. .spent the weekend with her par­ Gross. Robert Cook. Gordon Iron- , Troo|) 75 ls meeting In regular Mr. and Mrs. E J. Norton of Bat­. <-nts, Mr and Mrs Guy Kantner. * J<* Wllcox- Rrx KenywL and ward .^tiool i Richard Kenyon stopped and ehatt- . TYoop k>6 now has twelve recis- tle Creek were Friday and Satur-- Mr. and Mrs, Keith Farlec and son day visitors in this neighborhood. *■ were Sunday guests of her grandb,u. j, .. «, <. . teted members with four new boys ' . , icrea memoers with four new tx>vs ....... Row* r. L. nnd and M M. tnin thn the wlnn session .to colne in patrols’ in this Special meetings will begin ut the• parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mayo pickige. Where else can you get so much real room won the wings that were pre- troop have elected Patrick Hodges North Maple church Sunday eve­. of Maple Grove. * Mr and Mrs. coffee enjoyment... foe such a small Amount C"’’,,.y J5kh' ’ nnd Dick Feldspauch as patrol ning. Nov. 7. The Rev Hill of Bat­. Horry Sandbrook and children nel McPharlin. a week ago Wednes- ]ti{iers tle Creek will bring the message.. spent Saturday evening at Char­ of money? Don't forget... this fine coffee is aPP.«’’d"»a»,y n»net£ j 7^0 ,107 now has twenty-three A cordial invitation to all. ♦ Mr., lotte. * Miss PhyllLs Green enter­ really fresh . .. tt'e Bold in the flsvor-eealed eight dollars. Which group will be , rpCiTterc(j members and four can- and Mrs. H. J. Wilcox were Friday’ tained hdr Sunday school class at; nc’d. • didates. Duane Blough has been evening guests of Mr and Mrs . a Halloween party Thursday eve-1 bean and then—Custom Ground just right The Barry County M E A holds ^.^o- Dalrol lfllder Emory Wood. Mr Wood accompan­• ning. * Mr. and Mrs Wolter Hersh­ for your coffee maker, at the minute you buy. it* first meeting Nov. 10th at NashScouting is growing In Hasting* ied Mr. Wilcox to the Shull sale., berger and Bcbbv Joe were Sunday; Saturday. * Geo. Green, a former• guests of Mrs» Bertha Mulllnex of . . , . nnd vicinity' with fine posMbilttlM Factory-ground coffee th*t is day*, esen ,71,15 P*1!5 1Y‘VC ■ for a Sea Scout troop to be organ- resident in this locality passed awayr Battle Creek. * Miss Betty Wbtring about is definitely scheduled for weeks old, cannot possibly match the rich, in­ at his home in Nashville. .Friday of Lansing spent the weekend with Nov. 19th: It is .to be under «*• -----morning Funeral services were her parents. Mr and Mrs. Glenn morning. ” ■------ * ------‘ —-----vigorating flavor of really fresh coffee. Change auspices of the Girls' League. OBITUARY held in Nashville. Sunday morning. Wot ring. * Raymond Smith ot Ann now! Sec how really f resh Eight O'Clock Coffee Alfred, son of William and Al- Burial was in Indiana his former Arbor spent last week with his par­ 1. That Harold Fuller makes a menc Vll.O. Mr. .*,1. and .LUU Mrs. .MA*. Owen V-LII Smith.,* home. * Mrs. Johnson of Nashville■ ents. Bishop, was bom near Akron. is. Remember... it’s America's favorite coffee I right good majordomo for the sen­ . Erie County. New York, on Aug. 23. was a Sunday guest of Mr nnd‘I The many friend* .of -• Melvine Co­ ior picture set-up. LB. BAG! 1859. He passed away Oct 20. nt the Mrs. Chas Laubaugh. * Mr. and rille of Hastings, a former resident 2. Jim Moses has •tackled" the I arte ; of this community, will be sorry to of 84 venrs. 1 month, and 28 Mrs Keith Norton. Barbara and old satire. "Don Quixote.' Quite an days. At the age of 4 years, he. with David were Sunday guests ot hear that his hip was broken re­ effort these days. cently as the result of a fall and his parents, came to Barry county. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton and 3. Those are interesting hotLsethat he will be confined to Pennock In Hope Twp. on the fann family. ellppers Shirlev Henn- is sporting '| settling hospital Indefinitely. Mr. Coville is he has lived most of the time these days. Is he starting a new fad where until his death. When 23 years of M S. HILBERT LECTURER , in his 94th year. PICK Of THE fill CHOP ... SUITABLE FOR STORAGE! age he was united In marriage to AT UNIVERSITY OF .MICHIGAN BLUE STAMP VALUES Suzic Minzie. whose maiden name Morton S. Hilbert has accepted was Susie Davis, she having passed “I lost 52 Lbs.! the position as assistant lecturer IN RUTLAND HOME away June 27. 1907. IONA WEAR SIZE 14 AGAIN" aged 73. । On October 31.1908. he was united In sanltarv engineering in the Pub­ n JamijS'H'TCrttckerbocker, TOMATO JUICE lifelftng resident of Barry county, in marriage to Elsie cates. To this lic Health School of the University union were bom three children; of Michigan. He will be assistant to was round dead irr.his home or. IONA . "&4 11c two sons. Allen and Myron, and one H. E. Miller and began his work this Sunday. One of hLs shns had been YELLOW CORN with him Saturday evening till daughter. Mary, now Mrs, Chester Mr. Hilbert was with the Burry nearly midnight, leaving hb father'?' IONA . Eaton, all of whom, with the wife. 5MB. S* EARLY JURE PEAS Elsie, survive. He leaves a sister. County Health Dept until June. In apparently good health. OrTSun- I 1%' 12c Mrs. Ora Massey. Gary. New York: 1M2. when he accepted thr ixwltion day about noon one of the neigh­ All Selected S. No. 1 SCOTT COUNTY • — five grandchildren nnd several ol sanitary engineer Ln Chippewa bor's saw a light In the house so !#•/,-OZ. 7TOMATO SOUP Grade, Size A. In view of nieces and nephews besides a host county and has been located at investigated and found Mr Knick­ can ZC erbocker sitting In a chair dead. 1 of friends. Three brother*. Frank. Snult Ste. Marie BAG today's market cost, they ire SULTANA Dr C. P Lathrop, coroner, was Elmer, and Ben: two sisters. Mrs. 14 OZ. QAiled and pronounced death due RED KIDNEY BEANS . CLASS 7C Alice Doud and Mrs. Calfcrnla Wil­ an outstanding value! j to a heart attack. Mr. Knicker- I kinson. proceeded him In death. AHN PAGE IP’/rOZ. 1ft, Funeral services were held nt the BOSTON STYLE PORK AND BEANS GLASS IUC Walldorff funeral home on Satur­ MICHIGAN KKAUI MICHIGAN—U. J. NO. 1—aUSSETI day. Oct. 23. at 2 o'clock, the Rev. IONA NO. I JHom of Baule Creek, officiating TOMATO PUREE CAN ZC Burial was In Cedar Creek ceme In footwear? . CAMP FIRE NEWS HIGH SCHOOL NOTES 8688 es±S SCOUT NEWS AT A MONEY-SAVING PRICE! NOW 59' 3 BOKAR COFFEE 2 u>. 51c • RED CIRCLE 2 u=. 47c j ■Si Tic STEBBINS & JACOBS THE BEXALL STORE HASTINGS PHONE 2131 3Point$taw^tw Destroy Rattlesaakei Domestic cats arc able to destroy rattlesnake* without being bitten. UMOVA AAiY PAYMENT PLAN BIO-MINERAL Interested in GOOD HEALTH Your Health Abova All Tt:$2.59 POTATOES CALIFORNIA—EMFtaoa GRAPES Fl ESH—WASHED CARROTS SQUASH 229c 3 LBS 14c 3 LBS. 1 OC SACK AGAIN.' Help Us—and Yourself-to angel food CAKE Avoid Christmas Rush Jitters Now. while you are not pressed from all sides with the shout of hurry! hurry! hurry!—now is the time to select a gect many Christmas gifts, and get- the matter settled once and for all. io -oz. CAKE AA < C HOME --------------- mrdiclni llrallti.nuil.linr. DeMMsdes Try it at Our Expense WK BECOMMEND 11 hlel.lv. In the first ploce you’ll want to include some smart items of furniture among your Christmas gifts This year, you know, every gift should be practical, with no frills; and what could be more useful than furniture? In thenext place, by buying your furniture gift pieces now. and letting us lay them away for Holiday delivery, you are assured of a better selection You’ll appreciate this fact when you get into the holiday season. APPLES Wtu ILEACHEO—MICHIGAN CELERY RUTBAGAS on a MONEY-BACK RKMF.MIIF Bio-Mineral for Good Health fillARAkiTFF* 'VIJI aUHRMniEEt We You Are Refund Tour Money In Full. Njjj Satisfied After 5 Days" Tr I bottle $ 1.00-2 bottle. $ 1.85—3 bottle.()$2.75 Stebbins & Jacobs RKXALL DRUGS PHARMACISTS COURTESY AND SERVICE SHOWN TO ALL PHONE 2131 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN We arc waiting to show you a selection of smartly styled occasional tables, cocktail tables, end tables, lamp tables, desks, choirs, "smokers, sewing cabinets, cedar chests, card tables, and many other items. W. A. ROTH, FURNITURE HASTINGS PHONE 2226 14C 3 ns. 10c 15c MUSTARD SULTANA 14 CQUF cSK 15c (ach 23c T3c VEG-ALL IONA CUT GREEN BEANS nc°an’ VEGETABLE JUICE COCKTAIL "S', 31c COMSTOCK .or 7, CAH /C TOMATO SOUP AOl. no. r/, ASSORTED CEREALS 20c IR-OZ. PKG. 12c CORN FLAKES STEAK SAUCE STEWING FOWL CHICKENS COOKED HAMS . AU CUTS TIIMMID * J-or. f tplosiecA 7C PREPARED PROSES ■ UAStIHM OR rRTIHO * WASTE FRTS a SULTANA »OI U. 35c REWISH FILLETS MESH CAUGHT ,. 27c PBCH Ho^s GRAPEFRUIT JUICE JACK RAHIT 93c LIMA BEANS FRESH DRESSED—FAN READY U 39c BLUE PIKE CHOICS L, 39c HALIBUT STEAK 35c . 37c lb. lb \ 5,lV«( BED IOW—DAir "«11t NIBLETS 13c LB. 35c n35c “cSl 31k ’ NAVY BEANS lb. 17c UNSWEETENED 24c > 37' 39' - 33« GLASS 25c NO. T/, PRUHf-PLUMS 2ualiiff Meats at A S P LLA. CAN PUNCH B.TO4-L» AVERAGE * 18c DICED BEETS Tic FAMILY FLOUR SIRLOIN STEAK. SHORT CUT PRIME RIB ROAST LAMB CHOPS SMALL 1OUHD IONE CUTLETS VEAL STEAK 13c WHOLE GREEN BEANS IONA-IMITATION SUHHYFIELO IONA—ENRICHED •QtHfxl* Q7C 14-OZ. 17CLASS IZC VAHHLA HEINZ “ST FUDGE BAR CLASS NO. 27, GLASS 28c KELLOGG'S DONUTS li’/i-oz. DICED CARROTS SLICED PEACHES STUFFED OLIVES 3i&^i29c SCOTT COUNTY 21c ANN PAGE—SMALL SAME DELICIOUS QUALITY ."oclS 15c TOMATOES 25c iULTANA TEA BALLS IONA LGE. BCH. PEANUT BUTTER REACT TO EAT—SHANK HALF And so we invite you to come to our store now. gift-minded, ond ramble along ot your leisure. Substitute if you can't find exactly what you wont. na si.39 5 ns 47c SULTANA OUR OWN KRUNCH TOR Life-Giving Minerals MICHIGAN—JONATHAN BAKIHG POWDER ENKICHEO—OATEO HARVEL BREAD CABBAGE I 49 Brumi VACUUM, PACK stamp v.uufsM C1EAME1YF1E5H BUIIEK PABST-ETT CHEESE 47 -VA. 18< OLEOMARGARINE CREAM CHEESE ... 23i IS: 111 PARTY LOAF 'S 34< TREE! •Si 35; WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ANN PAGE MACARONI 3^25* PRICES SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES FOOOeSTORE HB GREAT ATLANTIC ANO PACIFIC TEA COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1MJ PERSONALS Pfc. and Mra. Norman Kellar were Mr. and Mra. W. L. Hinman regueats of ratatlvoB in Grand Rap- turned on Tureday from «. week’s i ids Sunday. visit with Mr. and Mha M. C­ 1 Mra. Joseph McKnlght M1m Musolf of Detroit. “ a~and nd H SiTlia h., pm>u. Mr »d uri ZhSu£,"lrr' following an il hospital on 11 n ailing tor 1 er condlUon II □•itleal until II er husband; arren Moore one daughjf Hastings; mith. of-tnls rirge Herrick Wednesday :k. the Rev. dating. Inemetery. An ipjiear next lubjcct ever, of t,hc IlinN. J., on Em •*•» Mr » ■ L KM. W. J. Unnmflm -HJtr .j and ■t'(1 Mra. Blanch Otte Mrs. Cheater Lyons and baby 8pcnt Sunday with Harry Williams daugiitcr Stuidro are here from y, Rutland. Chicago for a visit with her par- ‘ -7 --------- ------------------- I Mr. and Mrs. Oormlius Manni enta Mr. and Mra. Wm. McLaugh­ ere Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs lin. Cheater Lyons, aviation ma­ chinist mate, is attending reliool in Chicago at onraent. , 0^^ juplds were Sunday guests Mr. and Mra. Rex Kenyon and of Hastings relatives and friends. baby Sandra of Lanoing rutted her Mr, cJJlr w McKee returned mother. Mra. Ernest Kenyon, over. Friday after sjiending a few days Die weekend. Home also wjut the jn caaaopolla and on Tuesday left latter's »on. Pvt. Richard Kenyan Jor Buffalo for a month's visit with on a week furlough from Carnegie iier D w McKee and Max Tech . Pltubunth Mrs 1 nls Kenyon McKre snd Marjorie of Katamaaoo were: David Morgan of Lansing was Bunday guests ! the guest» this — weekend ----------•-—-• "of ot 1« Sunday guests of Mrs Fredcrick crBndmolher. Mrs. Neil Boefceloo. Palmer and Mrs. Jumra SlUbre MUs Beverly Brown of Wayne were Mr. and Mra. Prank Palmer. , university, Detroit, entertained Ca¥r’ M-ld Jamro Palmer and dcl Nurses Isabella, Edson, Maxine daughter Ellen and Mra. Richard of EltaworUi and Barbara Palmer and daughter Linda, all of o( south Bend. Ind. for tlie Battle Creek. weekend at the home of her mothMiss Maurrnc Himvind and Mbs —• n—« Barbara Shannon saw the footbaH Bsrbarn footbuH ‘ Lieut. Col. and Mra Henry Stang game between Great Lakes and W : * Doris Benham) of Texarfcanna. M C. E. nt Kalamanoo Saturday. j Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Paul Guest*.over the weekend at Mr. , and family of Woodland attended and Mrs. Frod Hale's were her sis- * thr Hostings-Ionia game Friday lev and husband Mr. nnd Mrs. Her- night . num Calvin cf Alaska, Mtcin. and Mrs Stanley Thompson of Lanthelr son Pvt Ray Calvin, home - ring spent a few darn last week from Texas on furlough —— •-----Mis. Ruth ' Springer npenl the George Myers. Mrs R. M. Batea and Mira Alice weekend with her sister nnd husIband Mr. and Mra. Oliver JohnMxi Bates left last week from Detroit Lakeland. Florida. lot-Baltimore .Ul DUWUVir Tv.-p. ■for■---------—----------Mn. Gerald James left last WedMr and Mrs. Kenneth Rogers ncaday. for Marietta. Ga. to join 1 and three aona of Lansing were i._ husband ...I... her who «. U stationed at ,,it ' werkr-tiH weekend etiMtji guests nr of Mrs Mrs. fWd Deed NewNewCapfc. Ann^Nlckson WAC.from P*-r- 1 ^VCMra°L<-OMB^c^ were cy Jones hospital. Hattie Ctwk.. spent a ft-W days' furlough here last 1 '. jrVrvn',i of Beldtag ’ere cpl. Elmer Fedewa. who hicnbren ! cn<5 wnh her daughter, Mra. Henry spending a flftevn-day furlough Bcverwyk. and family. with his brother. Donald Fi-dewa. Mr and Mra. Thna. Ostrander k.nd his parents. Mr and Mrs louis 1 tpenl Saturday with Mr. and Mra. Fedewa of-Portland, has returned Lewellyn Erb at Delton. to his post at Hensley Hr Id, Dallas j Mrs. G. H. Perkins 1-ft Monday Texas. i night for Macon. Georgia, where Mra. TYd T-d Tomlinson Mrs. Mina Elenbnas was in Zee- her daughter Mra and an operation. land Wednesday of taxi week to at- In ill — 4 will undergo ------------— tend the funeral services of her* Mr. and Mra. Robert Pierson and Mr. ----and---------Mra. James Coons of Lanfather-in-law. Peter Elenbaas. — --------------------cine* were wrra entertained nver the I Mrs. John Fitunmer arrived from sing entertained over San Francisco. Sunday, and 1% a weekend at thr home of Mr. and guest at the home of relnllves.'. Mrs Maurice Pierson. and Lir:. Mrs. Harry Ritchie were Mrs Hammer, the former Belle Mr. -~d ■cuiuui. Smith, lived in ... Hastings os —u .. young Sundav ~undav dinner guest, guests u of. Mr. anti girl, her mother being « member Mrs. Claud DeMond of Coats Grove. I- • the •*— well known u— of Hoonan family • m j, Schahtz. chief ship fitter In here. Mrs. Flummer recently lost , Hie Scabecn nnd Mrs. Schantz Lornine and Dorothy were In Muske­ liter home now in Hastings for a gon a few ejayn hut week He returred to Rhede Island'm Sunday. time nt least Lt. and Mra. Harold Parker are I C. B. Bmndstelicr was in Lanhere from Camp Cook. Los Angeles. Islna Thursday. I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Dike spent Cal., for tun weeks. Lt Parker ex­ Ithe weekend* with his family in pect* to go from here to Fort Knox, [ Ky.. for a special training period. Ijack'on. JAG! DR. DERK STUIVE CHIROPRACTOR OFFICE HOURS 9:00 a m to 12 noon 1 :CO p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Evening* Mon.. Wed., Fri-. §at. 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Closed Thursday Afternoons Colonic Irrigation - Electric Therapy - Sine OVER KROGER8 - Short Wave HASTINGS Special DRUG NEEDS UUM< CK qt. heavy MINERAL OIL 60c size SAL HEPATICA 60c size ALKA SELTZER HILL'S COLD TABLETS YEAST & IRON TABLETS 250 BETOL VIT B CAPSULES 100 COD LIVER OIL lightest pt. 65c 98c 249 98c VICKS VAPO RUB GLOCOAT WAX MILK OF MAGNESIA AGAROL 10 oz SERUTAN CAROID & BILE SALTS REEFS "M MW «■ — — - ------------•nd friends ,’ for. Uie Army Ca ta taklnx Houghton. Mich, has been home the past few days. Mr and Mrs. Harry Waters and Metho, 8. K. 2/o and Mrs. Miles Waters and Mira Maxine Daniels of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Lew­ is Daniels of Carlton Center were dinner guest* of Mrs. Lon Decker and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Decker of Carlton Tent. Monday evening. Jock Stem, accompanied-by Chea­ ter Stem. New Albany Ind., and Gay Jordan. Sylvania, Ohio, en­ joyed a hunting trip in South Da­ kota last week. Erma Gardner and Mrs. Florence Marble were in Charlotte Monday evening. Mr. Huven attended a din­ ner. Mrs. Haven and Mrs Gardner visited a cousin, and Mrr. Marble visited her sister. Mrs. Lyman Chamberlain. Mrs. Lyle Sanborn went to Bat­ tle Creek Monday where site has n position with the Consumers Power Co Mr. Sanborn is also working in Battle creek. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jellls and children of Flint were guests of Kelley on Saturday and Sunday. MUsea Lucille Boylan and Haze] Hull were home from Ypsilanti over the weekend. Mrs. Keith Fuller of Nutley. N. J. came last week for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. R. C Fuller nnd other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Wood. Floyd Wood, Mrs. Erma Gardner and Mrs. Donna Harrington called on Mra. T. K. Reid at ‘hioniappli- hike Fri­ day evening. Pvt. David Cook, who is attend­ ing Loyola UnivcraKv al Les An­ geles. Cal. came Monday for a few days* visit with his parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert D. Cook and other relatives. Miss Lee Abe! nnd Mias Priscilli Harrington of Jackson visited the latter's mother; Mrs. Donna Har­ rington. lost Tuesday and were din­ ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Sanborn. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heath of De­ troit were here last week as gUefita B. Heath. Roy hkr been transferred to Chicago, beginning his duties there this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ mond Gilbert of Muskegon were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Heath over last weekend. George C. Scott waa the guest of Mr. and Mm. John Hewitt and baby of tauisli-^ on Saturday and Sunday. Mra. Gay Jordan and children of Sylvania. Ohio, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kellar Stem last week. Mr. Jordon coming for the week­ end, all returning Monday. Naval Cadet Hollis Isenhath was the guest of his parents. Mr. iuuI Mrs. Otto Isenhatn. from Saturday till WcdncHlny when he returned to Minneapolis, Minn. Pvt. Robert Cook returned Stlnday to his studies at Oberlin col­ lege. Oberlin. Ohio, after a visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Cook. Mra William E. Dunlap (Dorothy Smith* leaves Saturday for a two weeks’ visit with Mra. Anton Thompson of Henning, Minn. Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Bliven are moving today to their new home in Lansing. Mr. and Mra. Malvin Simmonof Grand Rapids were guests ot the Rev. nnd Mrs. Clifford Clinton on Frtdav nnd Saturday. Bert O’Donnell ot Muskegon was here Thursday to attend the funeral of Albert Bessmer. Cpl. David Stone returned Tues­ day to Swannanoa. N. C. after visiting his parents, the Rev. nnd Mrs. L. Winston Stone. Miss Leora Kanaga of Fort Wayne, Ind., is also a guest of her cousins, the Rev. and Mra. Stone. Mra. Will Allcrding. Mrs. J. W. Hewitt, Mra. I. J. Smith. Mrs. Jav Snyder and Mrs Mary L. Perry at­ tended the district W.C.T.U. con­ vention held in Lawton yesterday and today. Wednesday and Thurs­ day Mr. and Mrs. John MacLeod of Cloverdale visited Hastings friends over the weekend. Jerry and Elaine Beckwith at­ tended a military graduation at Fort Custer Friday. Mra. Frankie Briggs of Bowen Mills came Sunday to be the guns’ of Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Edger and family for a while. Fred It. Hayward left by bus Tues-, day for a visit with his son Fred k. Jr., who is In training in a camp at Ozark. Ata. and Who soon leaves for Tennessee. Mrs. Richard Rose leaves Thuni4ny by bus for Fresno, Calif., to join her husband who is driving a truck at camp Pinedale air field. Mrs. Rose has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mra. Fay Dernond. Mrs. Helen Headice. of Detroit, daughter of the tale Homer DcPue. and her mother. Mrs. Jack Gurrcy (Edith Prvor* also of Detroit, were weekend guests of Mra. Cora DePuc at Hotel Hostings. Mr. and Mrs. Mitas Waters of Washington. D. C. have been visit­ ing their parents Mr. nnd Mrs. Har­ ry Whtcrs nnd Mr. and Mrs Lewis Daniels. Mrs Lawrence Cummins of Bay Cl tv cotpes today to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Cummins of 415 S. Jefferson St. Mr. and Mrs. N. Schoonaker of Detroit spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Lush Wills. Mm. Edward Erickson relumed to her home In Havre. Mont.. Saturday after spending two weeks' with her mother, Mra. Clara Shults who is very ill al the home of her brother, O P. Slnkler. Mr. and Mrs. Morton S. Hllbeit were weekend guests ot Mr. and ROOMS ANY A 6 room house for o family com­ *u - .lPa?eol.?Hd 1 1‘ 1 Hastings, sister of the bride, was at the parish house Saturday night ing to Hastings November 15thAll at St. Cecilia. matron-of-honor. She wore a beige —seventy-five in attendance. , .m.. chzpcrcns were Mr. end Delegates from the Epbcopal i W(X)1 dress with brown accessories ; call rho attended the regional ^•' ’d church who attended the regional [and ; and her her corsage*was corsage was pink^raoaTand pink roses and I $?.rR1.^>':i’TanctxTreVl'lc'. u'J in Rattle Crw-k Mondhv mtvM< ri«.u-ur< PainH Dnim.r ..r I Clark. Mrs. Don Gury nnd Mrs. meeting in Battle Creek Monday mixed flowers. Ralph Palmer of P. .?nd EARL R. BOYES ' ।.Jennie Jennie Stuck. The targes', were Mrs. Don Gun'. Mrs.-Lawrence i Middleville acted P4» beat man large*. party Dart/ Herrick. Mr., George Lockwood I For her daughter s wedding Mrs, and one worth seeing was the one REAL ESTATE BROKER Mrs. Frank Hoonan, Mrs. Earl 1 Barnum wore a black crepe dress dres*s given by Warren Roush at his store. , । for children and their families. PHONE 2659 Rotnaar and Mrs. Wallace Osborn, with matching accessories. Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Brown of Soloman. mother• of the groom. for which a general tnYitAttan had Greenville were guests of Mrs. Ger- I wore a gray suit with rose nccevw- been issued over the loud speaker les. their their cot cotsages sages being being mixed mixed flow-. flow- at the schools. Flares were set up , trude Wilcox last weekend. ; I ies. and the city police kept the street, r*. ' Friday gusats of Mr. and Mrs. 1I “era. graduated Cheater Banghart were hix aunts. | Mrs M~ Soloman ’ J -frdm — the free and the children safe from any Mra. Michael Siumahan. Mrs. Fred W. K. Kellogg school al Gull lake. accidents. Mr. Roush estimates Bktuon. Detroit, and Mrs. Mary Mr. Soloman graduated from Mid­ that about 200 parent* and children Gelnnan and daughter, Pauline, of dleville. Titey.will make their hom» enjoyed the games and treat of hot. chocolAte and doughnuts. in Middleville. Ionia. . Mita Catherine Smith w»a Lhc Miss Rene Pierce entertained at weekend guest of her brother Vin­ dinner Sunday honoring the birth­ cent. who Is stationed at Walwood days of her twin sister. Mrs. Rose! Hall at W M.C.E.. Kalamazoo Hav­ McCallum, and Miss Elaine Cotant. ing finished his qourse, he is being Other guexta Included Mr. and,­ transferred to a pre-flight school Decorations autumn -----I; colorsMrs. C. D. ShcUenbarger and Mr. ------ -- — _. in — were used on the dining table d wr, Hurt McCallum of CtovCpl. Robert Bryans, who Is sta- and in. the various rooms nt the|„dalp Mc<aujm m viuv Itanrt at fon Knw K> .pent Uw dinner „„„„ for „„„ „ twelve given by Dr. and ’ • • » C. Krllr, Thuiaday .va­ Grandma Was Right ders* and hL« parents. Mr. and Mrs. x°i ....— ..>; —.—. nr/iis «•_ —• »•— coughing spasna and conges­ William Bryans. ; u. a. vanisusairx. Mrs. k. w. cook Time Has Proved It relieve tion in the cold-clogged upper breath­ Mrs. Gertrude Endsley has re- nnd a K. .....wc., Frandsen ..v.u held WM. the win«... j friend. George Fischer cf• ing pawgea, to ease muscular tOHRMS Todnv, the first choice and family turned to her home alter spending ning scores. ’ ... Guatemala, students at Harvard two weeks with relatives and friends i • • • standby for ndieving miseries of cokh or tightness. It invites restful sleep. I WCircle No 9 of the" Met hod! st university. Other guests were M Mr.; in Mmkwnn In Muskegon nnd and Grand Donkin Rapids. 01 S C NO S. met wit!/ Mra^Varn-tJ Vem^kl^PMri d^olbonri ™'i in millions of homes Is Use same home­ And often by morning most of the misery of the cold Is gone! Try IL ' W. S. C S. met wit! remedy grandma used . . . Vicki Carter evening Carter Wednesday Wednesday / ----------- of —last ----- , Veru EnB'C 'Pztrkta Onbomi. VapcKlibl Wliat better recommenda­ BARBER--FRAHE —*u*te.£^^were _a.n. prt~en ’. ab-i' Black eata. spook*, witches and tion could a product liavel of interest to local iMutant Mr^detiTRe A wedding of Interest tn local ere Mm George When you nib t i me-tested VapcRub friends of Mr and Mis. J. F. Ed­ .ShS^, monds was that or their ?r=nd niM;r ucw - '•’-■nr. Wraxe tn-------Um„ WM ’ nwtina. n Ensign JdHh W Barber which took under the; direction of Mrs. Curler. [ place in Akron, Ohio, Saturday eveP niprfibers mcml - - । n, me made a donation nlng. OCt 23. at the Method- of caiyled goods and other article-; Mityer. ,ur for Bronson *«»p hospital in Kalamazoo, *v»tcFivr,:^1' ~~— ‘ officiating In the presence meeting, “ «f “ 250, nt—tht, ’■ — .cctlns. The November guests —meeting, will will toe toe entertained by The bride was at!tended by her , Mrs. Cur lay Bassett, " 721 W. Walnut. sister. Miss Patty Frase. who ar­ rived by airplane from Denver to) Thursday afternoon Mrs. Fred serve as aa maio-oi maid-of nonor. honor. The me tnree three Fairchild, was hostees to her bridge bridesmaids were school nnd col- club of twelve, dessert being served who ----waspreceding bridge. The winners were .iege''friends ——j. of the bride _«i_ given away by her father. At­ Mrs. Dan Ashallcr and Mn. Boyd FOR GIRLS-BOYS MISSES AND WOMEN torney Earl J. Frase. the double ring Clark. service being read. In attendance । from Hastings wore tne bride's A pleasant — lime was enjoyed — grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bunday evening at the home of Mr. Edmonds. ; and Mrs. R- E. Finnic when they Time-Tested Advice About Chest Colds! SOCIAL ITEMS :«: A’WEKS: “ta- .’Si 2*1 VJS’. X£n,•^4'*■ ® -12®•JSX’g&H w'ltei&'dSLS'iiiTuS BOY’S COATS BOYS SHEEP SKIN 775 and gOO 3 to 6 at LINED GABARDINE coats with Bcaverette collars. Sizes 10 to 12 A Man's Shoe That Is BOY? rain coats Short Gabardine FULL LENGTH GABARDINE WOMEN S GABARDINE RAIN COATS6.95 ond RAIN COATS Nunn-Bush PLAID LINED 4 —,1V z/hiJdc /af/tioiiccL Girls COATS Vegetable tannage gives amazing softness to the rich brown calfskin in this hefty, long wearing shoe. It is trimnied with heavy harness stitching. SPORTS JACKETS from $5°o And /Inkle-Fashioning, a Nunn-Bush feature, makeritj sturdy smartness last. Edgertons 6.50 - 7.50 - 8.50 Others at 5.50 Big boom for blazer— we have them! And lots of classics in plaids, checks, solids — super for active skirt duty! 8 to 15 Reversibles Like cut at 1000 SWEATERS of all'kinds. A large selec­ tion of fine skirts. 350 to Boys" dress shoes 3.50 - 4.50 - 5.50 BHOWEB BATH ^Excliuivet but not expensive EAST STATE STREET / NAVY HEAVY GABARDINE15.00 Single |3J0 per wk. ap HOTEL HASTINGS ELVICJSS STORM COATS HOT A COLD WATER EDRUG STOREE REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Waitings Phong 1241 Sialo O' Jaffxncn I served one of their famous south-1 en party given by Mtas Marjorie honor Mra. G. Avery Aten. On Saturday YODER—OLMSTEAD the Hllberta and Usa Atona vtelted Mr. and Mra Harold Jacobson and daughter Judy, in Kalameaoo. Bun­ sonage, the home of the Rev. and1 decorated the table where places frrahmenU ware enjoyed. Priaea Fcdew*. and day. Hr. Hilbert, left for Ann Arbor, Mr*. Paul Olmstead, on the t-ve were laid for ten guetta. I were won by Miss Ardea plum and! two eon*. H>« Mra. Hilbert remaining until Wed­ nlng of Ocl 27, when their eldcat] • • * | Eldon Cole. ‘land. Mr. and nesday, leaving tiien for Fremont to daughter. Iris Paulin--, became the Bunday dinner gueata of Mr. andf • • • ! accompanied i stay until Mr. Hilbert locate* a bride of Pfc. Elwood H. Yoder, son Mrs. David Irwin were Mr. and The Study club wiu entertained mawro where place U> live in Ann Arbor. Tuesday of Mr*. Mabelle Yoder of Freeport. Mra. Wlllu Irwin and family of • on Monday **— * ~ evening elghtecn’of the local teach­ and Harold Ybder of Alto. ! Whitehall, his mother. Mn. Hilda wpn Mra —— Frandun .. , u — as er* gathered to xew and, visit with To the strain* of Lohengrin's Ferns, of Grand Rapid*, all of guest. Mrs. Harold Phillip* gave a Tredinnick entera Mra. Hilbert, a former Hastinga wedding march, ptayed by Mbs whom arrived Friday to spend aev- revScw of -NewWorld A-friend* for demm teacher. Ruth Yonkera. the bride and her eral days. Also Mr. and Mr*. Jack naming" by Rol Ottley. I ning at the home Mr. and Mra. John Demery of xUter, Mis* Dora May Olmatead, Vreeland of Grand Rapid* and Mr. • • • | High acorea for In Lake Odeaaa spent Bunday wlUi descended the stair* where they | nnd Mra. Vem Irwin of Hastings. Blind*y the vesirv of Emmanuel werc mad* »>y Mr. and Mra. Herb Calkins. were met by the groom and his David Irwin leaves Wednesday to Sieir wlver. had dinner *n4 Mra. Virginia 1 Goroon Ytxtar. under 1 « ^*2? ’ Mra. Henry Otburn returned last brother. brother. Gordon Yoder, under an I Thursday from Chappaqua, New arch of autumn bougha and chry­ , rood, with the Right Rev. Lcwks B. York, after a few weeks' visit with santhemums. The single ring cere-1 day night in his honor. Whittemore, bishop of Western1 Mr and Mrs. Raj-mond Johnson. mon» was read by the Rev. Pauli • • • ; Michigan dloceae. a* their gueat. | Mr. and Mrs. Chris Spirts and E. Olmstead, father, of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cordes Cordca enterenter- Htahop Whittemore had occupied Georgia were dinner guesu in Bat­ "Blest Be the Tie" was played recciveo eoncon- 1 tained their bridge club of twelve the pulpit at the eleven o'clock French. tle Creek Bunday and met several while the happy coupleK received Irtends from Mra. Splrls home town uratulaUons. About thirty thirtv guests auuta;1 for 4hmer Bunday night. Halloween morning service when he gave an, , “ were used on ..'iteresting resume of the .recent triin Macedonia. were nrevnt I favors and decorations were / the table and throughout the house, ennial at Cleveland. Mrs. Fred Baas left Wednesday ly turpriMd iaM TtlQtMM for Detroit where she will spend £££«"&*"X;! ,,'a Mr.. Bd^d »>«u. — ■ when fourteen friends at the winter with her sister. Hastings friends and relative*, poms. The bridesmaid's gown was R M Cook ' . . , zue»t of honor Friday evening at a > brale her btrthday. Out-of-tDVn who attended the funeral of Mrs navy blue crepe and velvet with a shower given given by by Mra. Mra. Grace Grace B. B 1 guerts guests were were M1 Miss Marguerite Rogera Rigi-ra „ m ... , shower m Marguerite Orvtn Wickham in Clarksville. shoulder corsage Mr* °*n Walldorff was hoetess Gorham. Gorham. Mra. Mra. Dwight Dwight Ptaher Fisher and, and of of Freeport, Freeport, Mrs. Mrs. Howaril Howard Martin Martin Wednesday, were Mr. and Mrs. Joa the home and Mrs Nora Martin cf “ Dowling, o«l<d-«™n «ue.u wer. Mr .nd g,or <-n• M.o Hiicr. U9N. Shultz. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence of the latter. Dessert was served Games furnished the evening snter. Radford. Mr. and Mra. Fred Bu- Mrz. Lyle Marshall of East Lansing: • WMlne“a>’ ... and the evening wm spent visiting, i talnment. .. . ., ... tolph and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thom­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul MoCreery. Mrs ; „ * * * as. Mra. Wickham formerly lived Hasel Howe and Frank McCrecry1 ,The N. Michigan Ave birthday all tile gursta prese nt were-co-work- i in Carlton. , of Leslie; Elwyn McCreery. Lan- i cIub meets this eveninx ior des­ era of Mrs. Storkan during her em- j A clever and entertaining Hallo... Bureau of Veen party was given Friday eve­ David Goodyear returned last sing- Mr and Mrs Emerv Kime of I **rt at the home of Mrs. ia-ona ploymcnt nt the local out-of-town guests were' ning by Mr* Nora Dawson and Thursday from a meeting of the Clarksville’ Mr and Mrs Henry Cleveland with Mrs. Ross Johnson Bodal Aid. Out-of-town Mrs. L. Roe of of Katamaixo. II Mra. Edna FltaOlbbon at. their Mrs Vidian L. National association of chamber of Beland, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Oliver « co-hostess. * Mrs. Charles Gardner of Vicks-: home, thirteen being prerent. Commerce secretaries in Pitteburgh. Ickes, Lake Odessa. I • • • where lie represented the city coun­ -The weekend was filled with burg, and Mrs. Julius Knowlton of Games furnished the evening's tnt tcrtalnment. with prizes being cil and locai Chamber of Commerce HOLOMAN-BARNUM Halloween festivities and social af- Delton. ' awarded the winners. Each gtMM as chairman of the city post-war uT I fairs for young people. Among Mrs. Lerna Barnum announces the those entertaining were Mary planning committee Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fedewa en­ I came dressed tn a costume, suitmarriage of her daughter Mim Ver- I1 Steinke, Emma Jean Moore, Patsy tertained with a family dinner in Mra. Vernon Engle was the week­ Lucille to curtls W. Botoman, end guest of Mrs. Stanley Thomp­ nelva son of or Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Glen Glen Soloman Solomon 1 Janp ^’Andro-' son son in Lansing. of Middleville. The wedding took V "7 A r-?^« of Middleville. The took— 1I Janet Mclntjre. ,T.~~ Margery Cordes ..*>/.wedding n .* •• Weekending with Mr and Mrs. olace Oct. m 23 at 4:30 P.M. at *w the 81s*on. Mrs. Robert “nn M ” noh *rt Dell Shively were Mr and Mra. Max home of the Rev. L. M Rigelman tn 1I and Roberta R, Connelly entertained her Camp Fire Slilvely — and family of — Lansing w.w.w., — — —— ---- „ ' Battle Creek. hi.,— Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborn. Mr. brld ---------. «trls wllh » party. The group of WANT TO RENT 1 Junior high and High school stu.ccrasnrles. Her ' — rtenu who have ....... been ...... using and Janet were In Grand Rapids cnrsutfe md rreu — nnd whira w the » HASTINGS 7?5 . . �Service Men’s Valentines Tire Care Needed to Keep Date Back to Crimean War Farm School Busse* Rolling GRANGES Valentines for service men ar. by i brought forth a batch of missive* which take cognizance of the fact that many sweethearts and hus­ bands. sons and brothers are In uni- Whether many rural children at­ tend school next fall may depend ‘ largely on hew well school bus driv­ ers observe ODT conservation pollcies. Joseph B. Eastman, director cf the Office of Defense Transporta­ "To reduce mileage, each bus should be staUoned overnight near the point where the first pupil board* receiving Valentine greetings from the bus in the morning and should the people at home. These cards be parked close to the school during were usually reproduced on fine ' school hours,“ Eastman say*. white paper from hand-cut wood en­ I "Il should be noted that the word gravings and delicately colored by | IAL EDITORIAL— ASSOCIATION NATH a token prized by a New York col­ lector. depicts a green-uniformed British soldier holding a musket, and carries this stirring message: Riic and form, behold your duty Sheldon Agency , All Kiads cf Insoraace Surety Bands bane 31BS Hastings Win the smiler, the love of beauty Which to courage strength aha • Swanson Agency 109 W. STATE NEW LOW RATES Property damage and Liability Protect your right to drive under Michigan'* new responsibility low in the world** bnrrot auto­ mobile insurance company. CALL 2908 Farm Bureau State Agent tf. . hr 3 «’irl. while mother work*. p«l wa.hiSd Phase 3117. - II * England's eyes are fixed upon you Bright ones too will shine more bright When they seek that safely .from WANTED—EMPLOYMENT WANTED—Tn work on farm hy month 1 Prefer t.. have Kitnday* off. William | Cordray. Phone Ury BPS. 114 and at the school build­ make this plan ing, which might _ impracticable. However, rflany drivers take the bus home and then let it stand overnight in the bam many case* the school bus is used during the day for worker transpor­ tation, and this would not permit the bus to remain at the school building. NOTICE TO HUNTERS-TRAPPERS FARM EQUIPMENT AND MIBC. FOR HALF.—Moore. 12 ihrb walklnri |.loe. like nee ral.ery .addle; frailer frame. lOlff. FoM and a heel, end Orel tr.nxur "13 E Raft mad f .11 after 0 P M. 11-4 FOR HALF. Ikoodlel.ua Elm-r Ap*e». Rirnte 4 1 mile* *'.iilh a* M-37 l* | 'POU HALE— Ho.enthal torn hfk.r. d' mil R..y narlittaer. |.h..t.r 1113 V..h ville II • (FOR HALE Mm»I retrt •epsea«or| AUCTION SALES Duramold Process Utilizes Plywood for Army Aircraft larjory E. Boyes, provided tions this time were tomato juice, pineapple luice. beets, carrots, com and peas in Un cans. the amount, no doubt, being curtailed because of rationing. There were also quart cans of red raspberries and toma­ toes. two cans string beets, one can beets, one pint of berries, one pint of Jam and one large and two Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished and stalled for all makes furnaces C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. An October army tcrcst to Hastings bride’s family, was INSURANCE and BONDS CARD OF THANKS nized at Holy Angel's church. Dyers­ burg. Tenn.. “■* ’*—*■*“ —'' Ice being ret Wm. O./Neli The Mride....................... teen-dress with matching acces­ sories and her corsage was of gar- honor, wore a beige dress with cor­ sage of roses. A luncheon in Hotel Cordell Hu/1 follwoed the ceremony AUCTIONEER bride returned to her teaching posi­ tion al Genesee school. Lansing. Sgt. Kelly Is stationed .al the Sresent al Dyersburg air base. Mrs. lelley. who attende dschcol In Hastings when her father was con­ nected with Hastings High rchool. is a graduate of Central Michigan college. Mt, Pleasant, and also at­ tended the University of Michigan. The bridegroom attended Canlslus college. Buffalo. Liat yoor A action Salts with DEWEY REED hates can be made at Banner office. FhoM S4«7 Hasting*, Mich. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday Mrs. Donna Harrington announc­ es the engagement of her daughter. Mlsa Priscilla Harrington, of Jack­ son to Naval Air Cadet Philip Phel- JAKE DEPRIESTER Bayer for STILES .nd Company Hastings stockyards, phone 2SM, or call 717—Fl through th. Owlng to the death of my husband, Raymond Tobla*. will lake over the Fur and Hide bualnewi. Which was ber of empty miles is approximate­ ly equivalent to the number of miles with pupils under such a plan. If Uie empty miles could be elimi­ nated. the bus tires would provide pupil transportaUon for twice as — PET8 CANARIEH FOR HALE—Phone '-*•‘94. GEORGE MAURER The Duramold process of utilizing bunded plywood as a subsUtute for aluminum in plane construction, d.-' veloped several years ago by the Fairchild Engine h Airplane cor­ poration. has already resulted in saving tons of the strategic metal tn the production of the firm's new AT14 "Yankee Doodle" training plane. Each skin section is produced complete and ready fuselage or wing in a couple of hour*. Strips of thin flr*t layer of strip*, bonding glue on a base paper is placed on top of it and covered by another layer of veneer strips placed at a 90-degree angle with the preceding layer. This process is repeated until the necessary layer* for the particular skin bare been laid ouL The inside of the die is covered by a rubber composition blanket and subjected exhausting the sir from between the alternate layers of veneer and glue. The die is then rolled Into a huge pressure chamber where it is sub­ jected to high steam pressure and 1102 «. Jefferson SU Hastings EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT Loren Hershbergi AUCTIONEER for some of that good Lily White Flour 1 {I | ' ] j ’ C66 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, Mien. AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. from the die. perfectly formed and fused together. Make New Plywood A new type of plywood in the Unit­ ed Kingdom ls<made by placing a layer of low-grade wood between two sheets of specially treated card- FOR SALE—Blue Tirk ro.rn !>.• tti.l, fond ual.r d.rr. 1 mile »r*t. 1" '1- ••’tit • of (late* orbo.,1 Frrd lino rrouri. R 3. SUdkrnie ■ 11 « POULTRY ‘BILL” SHERWOOD DEAD AND DISABLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY INSURANCE HORSES $5.00 MEMORIAM CASH COWS $4.00 Glycerin available from animal fats is badly needed in WAR EFFORT. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Call collect. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDES For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & lowed by a headache had better check up on their consumption of vitamin B. Laziness, predisposition to hysteric*, grouchiness and other mental disorders are accentuated by GLENN F. LAUBAUGH BM N*. Michigan Avena. CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Rhone 72 Middleville Truss Fitting / FOR HALE—American I»r Utar l.oek Phone 73OF? 1 114 POR BALE—* trade Shron yearllae »w.«; 1»—Bprinrer belter** J. W Slleock. Pelton. Rattle 1 Delian phone. I tunc 3 (bort. mile* north.-.1 of Tt.l ton. a , 11-4 LOkT. worn. ptxated f XPERIENCEO FITTER J • LY BARKER S , U M*Miug* Phoae 311* jj U»«T—A and H ra. ration book, in f»«rnr>< tkeat-r U.t TlonAr Ort; 14. Harry Cramer. H. 3, Haatina*. LOST—Pa'r brown aaede “xlovea. white pllieblnc. ai Pennock b-opit.l ae soar Kan Ik and Bm-tw.v Finder nlea.e leave al Baaner Ollier! Rro.-rl PMfg taeri-i._________ n* LOST—Small black poppy. Op-aUlnc .■Inn. iw MM.___________ la * pens agree that it is better to get the needed supply of vitamins from food than from pill*, and it is also cheaper Foods which ar. rich in vitamin B include lean pork, liver and other meat organs, whole grains, dried beans and peas, soybeans, and nuts, particularly peanuts. Attention Farmers! HORSES, $5.00 COWS, $4.00 Dead or ditablod; Prompt Service 7 Day, o Wook. Small stock Picked up Free. Glycerine from your CALL HOWARD BRISTOL tungsten, a mining expert said re- ’ cently. Prospectors use fluorescent I , lamps when searching for .the much­ valued war ore. but some are fooled when they think that everything that glows under the lamp is tungsten. Be­ sides tungsten ore..materials which will fluoresce include zircon, calcite, zinc, uranium.. php*pl.ate. aanthracene. powellite and commov sage- Phone Collect — Hostings DRY OUT SOFT......... AND STAY SOFT AFTER SOAKING WHEN work shoes dry out hard and stiff, they’re not only hard on your feet but start cracking and then they are through. No such trouble with Wolverine Shell Horse­ hides. From the very flrat, uppers are soft as buckskin and soles flexible as bamboo. Need no breaking in. They even dry put like that after getting soaking wet again and again. Just the flame, thanks to Wolverine’s secret triple-tanning process, they wear like iron — save you plenty on work shoes. Come in soon...and try on a pair. 2715 or Res. Phone 718-F2-3 BATTLE CREEK RENDERING CO. (A' ! cut-pate SlWf: STORE G/u*tfys • �THE HASTINGS BANNER DEAN DAVENPORT OPERATING COST IS 427320 3222 Many of our readers have driven have admired the fine W. 8 and Kellogg summer home at Gull $1,000 Given to U. S. Govt. WOODLAND FARM (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) engineers That was real democracy In education. His success brought students from every state in the Union, from Canada, Mexico. South America, Europe and Asia to Ur­ bana to attend the Illinois College ot Agriculture, which was a great help to the university. Dean Davenport reached the re­ tiring age in 1921. and then of­ fered hl* resignation. He was the, oldest dean In the university in ' point of service. His policies had ,I helped to increase the student body ' of the uhiverslty from leas then 1.000 to over 10.000, and the faculty members from 100 to 1200. When hl* resignation was presented, a change was made in tlie presidency of the university. The new Incumbent a warm personal friend persuaded the Dean to continue as Dean for vice president of the university. When he served his connection with the college and university in 1922. hr was continued a* emeritus dean and vice-president—a high honor which he greatly appreciated. He was several times called back to the Institution for consultation and ad­ vice after he had returned to Wood­ land. He had so many friends in the Illinois state legislature, and bad been so successful in securing favorable action from that body for the college and university, that ho was a.-ked to assist in planning such legislative work after he had retired. He always complied with such requests, because of his love for the university and Its faculty. Parting company with so many warm students and faculty friends wo* not rosy for ttw Dean or Mrs Davenport. Tiiey were given many evidences of the high esteem in which they were held. Why did they come back to the Woodland hum? Because It was home and they loved the farm where he grqw to manhood, and where he. in partnership with his fattier had worked together for ten years after ids graduation from Uie Michigan Agricultural college. How he was called to his success­ ful career as'Dean of the Illinois College of Agriculture In 1895 has been told in the Denn’s own words, which we have previously quoted from die Country Gentlemen. Dur­ ing World War I he was called to Washington several times by Presi­ dent Wilson for consultation about the food situation and farm pro­ duction He was recognized as an outstanding man in a!) matters pertaining to farms and forming. How did this man. on his return to Tlie Maples meet his Woodland neighbors and Barry county ac­ quaintances? He met them all with the simplicity of real greatnesa. He was never a "back alapper” in show­ ing his genuine interest in folks. He didn’t have to be. He was Just himself—modest, unassuming, cour­ teous. kindly—great In the artleaa simplicity of his bearing and his dally life. He liked folks. When he had finished the fine and truly great Job of building the Illinois College of Agriculture, had made it a valuable asset to tlie state of Il­ linois. to its state university, and to its people, especially Its farmers, he had time that he could give— and he gave it freely—to share hi* knowledge and constructive think­ ing with oUtcrs. He was available on call to make addressra at various K.herings—schools, churcluw. servcluba and other organization*. He was not an orator, but lie could think clearly and express hLs thoughts tn appropriate words. You were always glad to listen to him. because he said something that was well worth tworing. His wide read­ ing and varied experiencea, his keen powers of analysis, hl* ability to think clearly and express his thoughts so you could readily pt his meaning, were exceptional. You liked to hear him. too. because he was sincere, had decided convictions but was never narrow or bigoted. Dean Davenport loved the town­ ship where he was bom and grew up. He loved its people. He loved big trees, the kind he so well re­ membered as covering the Daven­ port farm. This "Son ot the TltMb**rlands” evidenced all this in a gift he made to the township. There still remained on the farm which Asa Wheeler took up from the gov­ ernment a considerable acreage of big forest trees, which later owners of the land had preserved. That tract of beautiful trees the Dean bought, and gave to Woodland township, to be preserved as a part of It* beautiful township cemetery. Dean Davenport's innate greatncs* always commanded respect. He was chosen by Barn’ county to rep­ resent them and their view* in a delegated convention, whose mezn- don when prohibition was over­ whelmingly defeated. Barry county alone, of all the 84 counties in Michigan, gave a majority against repeal, and elected Dean Daven­ port to represent them. His was the only vote against repeal in that gathering. Did the wets "boo" him? Not for a minute. They evidenced their respect for him as a man; for his goodness, sincerity and culture commanded such, recognition. Dean Davenport was not only a iske. It has always been well-kept anti looked after. There are 23 acres in It—artUtlcally landscaped —and the palatial home is beauti­ ful. Mr. Kellogg granted to the Coast Guard the use of this prop­ erty while its trainees were being prepared for their duties at several camps in this area, but their train­ ing camps are no longer in use The very patriotic com-flake* producer Is evidently determined that his Gull lake propertv shall be devoted to public uses. He has there­ fore given the entire property to ttw U. 8. War department, to be used m the convalescent portion of Uie Percy Jones General hospital ot Battle Creek, consisting of the for­ mer Sanitarium, which was for so many years carried on by W. K Kellogg’s brother, Dr. Kellogg. LARGE RECREATION PROJECT PLANNED Series of Parks Proposed For Eastern Michigan Cities The state conservation depart­ ment now owns and directs the use of the Yankee Springs 4200 acre park, as well as about 0.000 acres of oilier land acquired in Orangeville. Yankee Springs. Rut­ land and Hope—ail not -far from the park. It also owns the former Waterloo government park, near Jackson and Ann Arbor. It* pur­ pose is to open these areas to the public as recreation grounds. The Yankee Springs tract is expected to be of special benefit to the citi­ zens of Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo. Lansing and Battle Creek. But by far tne largest urban pop­ ulation Is in the eastern part of the state, containing Detroit. Pontiac. Flint. Sagtnaw and Bay City, as well as Jackson and Ann Arbor. The | latter two will especially benefit from thr Waterloo project. The other large cities mentioned now have no convenient recreation grounds open to their people. To meet this situation, the state con­ servation department expect* to ask the legislature for authority to buy several thousands of acres of land in the eastern part of the Mate, which will be made into a series of parks, convenient to those cities, where there will be opportunities for swimming, boating, fishing, hunting and for camping for fami­ lies or larger groups. Tlie conservation department will ask for 11500.000 to be expended In 1944 and 1945; 82.000.000 a year for the nex» two years; 81.500.000 for 1947 and 1943. and for 8375.000 to pe spent in the seven years for surveys and planning. The upper peninsula will ask. and their wish will probably be granted, that the state buy 45000 acres of land In the • Porcupine mountains area, which would probably eoat 81000.­ 000 more. < No doubt the series of parks In eastern Miclilgan would be a God­ send to the folks who live In the large cities we have named. The parks would be accessible by motor cars and would afford recreation privileges to nearly 3.000.000 urban residents in the eastern half of Michigan. That would promote pub­ lic health and welfare, if the narks were supervised as they should be The state 1* interested In the health and well-being of its urban popula­ tion. Legion A<ks For Flags For Funerals Of Vets Missing In Action WASHINGTON. D. 0- Oct. M.— The first measure recommended by the 25th national convention of The American Legion to be fav­ orably acted on in Congress was H R 800. a bill to give a United States flag to the next of kin of [tenons lost in military service whose remains are not recovered for regjUar burial. This bill passed the House on October 5 by unani­ mous consent, and has gone to the Senate. Reprewntatlvea John Ran­ kin ot Mlssisalppl and Edith Nmirse Rogers of Masaadiusctts spoke for the measure, which was unopposed. The flag used at the funeral of a service man is given to the next of kin. and this bill would give a similar flag to the next ot kin in cases where no funeral is held at any place where the U. S. flag which drapes the casket can be given the family. It covers cases of mgn lost at sea. and other cases of losses of life where identity or burial place are unknown. Superlative Sweetness More than 500 varieties of popu­ lar sweets are being manufactured at Cambridge. Massachusetts. the second largest candy-making cen­ ter in the United States. Did we who knew him appreciate the Rreatnraa and goodness of thia man? He never gave a thought to assuming. But he thought, lived foe and accomplished worth-while things. GIB'S DUG 8:00 A. M. TO 7:00 CHICKEN DINNERS. IN PABLUM SPECIAL 39' DR. WEST’S TOOTH BRUSH A^c "t I BAND AID QQc SULFATHIOZOLE CO EX-LAX 25c SIZE - . ASPRIN 100 Qftc TABETS, 5 GRAIN£3 ENTORAL ORAL COLD VACCINE TAM. ITS, builds rosiatosico to colds, box of 20 $4 35 LyBARKER’S TR VANILLA COMP - *1.59 Give An Enlargement FOR CHRISTMAS! We can give you wonderful service on enlarging your Photos, Snapshots, or any Picture that The quality of workmanship is gift than an enlarged Photo. An Enlarged Photo 8 in. x 10 in. 8 in. x 10 tn. Hand Tinted in LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULT ☆ ☆ ☆ You can't help by driving one of the army's "prime movers. but you can help to make sure THE MAN WHO KEEPS HIS FEET ON THE GROUND AND TRAVELS THE SAFE AND SANE PATHWAY TO SUCCESS INVESTS IN REAL ESTATE! For sole o 2 story brick store building with large basement was a bonk building with vault in the vil­ lage of Woodland suitable for a home or bus­ iness $1,500.00 A 6 room house in the 4th ward, has complete both, electric lights, attached garage, lot 5x14. _.$1,500.00 it will be there-where it's ch needed-to haul vital supplies. Time-saving Tire-saving Qas-saving Convenient Safe Accurate More and more war workers— and all busy people—are pay­ ing their bills by check! It saves time and gas . . . and it’s the one sure way of keeping a rec­ ord of what you spend! Open a checking account now. You Are Cordially Invited to Open a Checking Account Now! Home in the 2nd ward, has lights, hat little born, 15 acres of land has basement--------------------- $1,300.00 8 room house on Hanover in the 2nd ward, all mod­ ern, has forced hot air heat, very nice basement, one stall garage—___________________--------------- $5,300.00 EARL R. BOYES Gib 6r Glenna Dennert STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 Your War Bond purchases that for our army just as they build up a post-war reserve for you! So buy bonds regular­ ly, frequently, for the duration. ☆ ☆ ☆ BUY U.S. WAR SHOW YOUR COLORS SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! HASTINGS CITY BA Fifty Six Fean of Continuout Service’’ PHONES; 2105 - 2103 i’o^ o-c C f VICK’S INHALER Help bring up supplies with War Bonds! REAL ESTATE BROKER Below Ban Franklin Store DRUG SPECI BARRY BYPATHS SUNDAYS P. M. SPECIALIZING INTERESTING STATISTICS OF THE SCHOOLS OF BARRY COUNTY ThJre Are Now 87 Organised Rural School Districts. sending the counties the amounts Only 59 Now Have Schools. Others send to 12-Grade Schools. due them for the three montti* col­ Co. Welfare Commissions™ lection of weight tax money. Each When the late John Ketcham was । „ .. county receives the total weight tax the school commissioner of this ' Mayo district. Maple Grove . -.18 collected in that county during the county. It had 144 school district*. . Moore district. Maple Grove .16 period mentioned Barry county’s of which 139 were rural, the other I Dunham district. Maple Grove ..30 Done by C. E. Mater share, according to the report, was those of Hastings. Naah- ■ Norton district, Maple Grove . ..24 The Banner mentioned last week This will be placed to five being Middleville. Freeport and . Branch district. Maple Grove .14 that Mrs. Elvira Bayles, of thia city, 823.948.73 the credit of the Barry county road vllle, HIAAIUUIU rtoanmutton* O.K. and wvab- |j Orangeville . ................... .......... dl.l’.rlct. Orangeville .47 had been recommended by the commission, will be used for Woodland, unrrUU.n. I HfV 111,' .. . (0 Barry county board of lupervlaon maintenance and sorptions l-.>n Into 12-grade schools, at at Milo district. district Pm Prairieville 19 ' of.county highways. to the state Welfare commission Because of restrictions In the use Middleville Woodland. Delton. Prairieville district. Prairieville .34 | for appointment by that state body of Bellevue. Richland and Ro-s town- North Pine Lake district. Pre.’rie- I gasoline, not so many cars are a* one of the three members of the being operated, so that Ute counties ship, have reduced the number of ------ 15 I ct. — Rutland■ .. .20 Barry county welfare commission. will receive less weight tax this rural districts to 87 al ’ ' * ‘ The other two members. Clarence year than in normal limes. It Is time. While district tr Rutland 19 Mater and Myron Tuckerman, were now Impossible to buy materials are maintained in all Rutland 15 . ------ •„—-—•— -—■- ----­ named by the supervisors. The third for black topping county roads, and 29 of them no school Is maintained. 1 Gates district. Yankee Springs ■ x. -..^,1. ■ in m Vonlr — QnrInu, AIH, I—t Va'-.L. member is chosen by the state com­ the smaller receipts inis yearwoum . *----. --»i — «■ u-m*; mission: but the state appointment — Springs ------ —.......10 .------.. — 1' «rhnni< Hastings, Nashville. Springs . — ........ Nashville. not permit such new construction. schools al Hastings, ha* to be confirmed by the county Consequently the county road com- j Woodland. Freeport, Middlevilla. Total . .. 1.148 board of supervisors. Under these City. Village Enrollment plan of adding a few miles ’ Delton and Bellevue. circumstances the state body asked mission's that type of paving each year The enrollment in the 57 dis­ Hostings City schools .. 1391 I the supervisors to recommend some of 574 1 one to them far appointment, and will have to be forgotten for the tricts where rural schools are main­ Thomapule-Kellogg 458 ; tained this year is 1184. The enroll­ Delton-Kellogg Mrs Sayles was named She takes duration at least. ment tn the Hastings, Middleville. Nashville the place of Mra. Nina Ware, of 371 Delton. Nashville. Woodland and Woodland ------------Delton, who had notified the board, Freeport districts this year is 3375. Freeport . also the state commission. that she The total for all schools maintained , Total ................................ -337! could not accept another appoint­ i It will be noticed in the above in the county is 4559. ment. because of the illness of her mother, who lives with her and The 1943 enrollment In the 57 rural list that there arc three , By JANE CAMERON schools whose enrollment is under who, on account of age and Illness, rural districts is a* follows: 10; 17'schoots enrolling from 10 to [ could not be left alone at home. Assyria Center. Assyria ... It will be Interesting to the peo­ 15 inclusive: 15 rural schools enYol"Our grand business is not to see Briggs district. Assyria . . ple of Barry county to know that what lies dimly at a distance, but Checkered district. Assyria 12 linv from 16 to 20 pupils inclusive, when Mra. Mil. Ware ware received rccciveo her ncr first nnv [to O do w and 22 enrolling 21 or more pupils . what lies clearly al hand.’ Lincoln district. Assyria appointment there were 975 persons , Carlisle Assyria has four districts which . Dowling district, Baltimore in this county receiving direct re­ send their pupils to 12-gradc | Striker district. Baltimore lief, the cast of which is borne»by thee 1' Eve Curlc h“ J°*ned lhc bh«2\ McOmber district. Baltimore ....24 schools; Carlton has four such dis- , Hendershott district. Baltimore ..19 tricis: Castleton five: Hastings I ' .b“.u ! French version of the WADS Then all three members of the' township one Hope township on*: Weeks district. Baltimore ...13 county welfare commission were r.vnrtt* *m«rer Yvette sur­ Durfee district. Baltimore 11 Irving two: Johnstown one; Maple vivingyear all Mr. theirMater time and to relief work ,I vlvc Ou?. .r th^ *ve”"arid T. Barney Mills district. Baltimore .16 Grove three; Orangeville one; List Mra. Ware ’tit roue Prairieville two; Rutland four and Rogers district. Carlton ------------15 gave their enUre time to it. while Jlverli Yankee Springs one. Carlton Center district. Carlton .19 Mr. Tuckerman became what was Urtained 8CT?lc.e..'?eP^ We are indebted to School Com­ ■’"that ts thousand mile lour, which the men Fish district. Carlton termed a "policy member:" t missioner Lathrop for the facts and irork uu. but 811 **y was lhe funniest and clean- Welcome district. Carlton he no longer did active »v... ••— est entertainment they had seen. Brown district. Carlton --------- .18 , figures given above. attended the two monthly meetings Coats Grove district. Carlton She 1* back in the States now. get ­ of the commission, when policies district. Castleton ... 21 DUNHAM DISTRICT were discussed and what to do with ting a trouj>e together to take to Lakeview New Guinea, where she feels the Martin district. Cartieton ... -11 I-art Week's Letter district. Castleton . Funeral services for Henry Balch lie wa* paid by the day for time boy* could use a little, relaxation. BarryvUle Shores district. Castleton -----A huge bouquet of fall chrysanthe ­ were held Monday afternoon at the actually spent in attending meet>Fisher district, Hastings Tw'p. mums to Yvette! south Evangelical church, with bu­ Hfn 1943 the number of welfare Gregory district. Hastings Tw'p. . . rial In Union cemetery. * Mrs. For­ Altoft district. Hastings Tw ’ p. ..20 rest Wright who lias been in Miss­ cases has been reduced to 40 fam­ Here is n modern romance in Star district. Hastings Tw p. .... 18 isrippl near her husband who is tn ilies and 14 Individual cases, with terms of war phraseology— Hastings Center district.---------Hastings “ ZETC?-----------------------i an armv camo is soending some a total of 111 Individuals, compared with 975 six years ago. Under these _ y*?■ -."A-’ ‘ llme wlU? her parents in Assyria Sights objective­ HastlnB5 p ’ and with Mrs. Maud Wright. * Mias conditions the supervisees believed preliminary maneuvers­ Doud district Hope ----------------- >3 Audra and Betty Harris spent Bun­ that only one active worker was Takes offensiveCedar Creek district. Hope--------7 . day and• .... ------.... their --------... needed on the commission. So the Monday with cousin Hot-alrlal bombardmentHinds district. Hope .............. board voted that Mrs. Sayles would Phyllis Cheeseman. * Mrs. Mildred Seizes objective (retreat halted* Shultz district. Hope .24 Rhodes attended Teachers' Institute also be a policy member, as is Mr. Objective surrenders. Brush Ridge district. Hope .. Tuckerman, and that Mr. Mater at Grand Rapids Thursday and would be the only one to give all his June Knapp wrote a’ little poem Cloverdale district. Hope----- -- 7" ' Fridav. * The name of Mrs. Maud time to the work Th!' will save ’ve always liked. Anyone who has Wood district. Irving ■ Wright was omitted last week in district Irving ---------- ---}“ । the list of those whose telephones over 81.000 in the operating cost of Ianswered questions for a little boy Jones Little Brick district. Irving . the commission. _■ ‘-have been transferred from Line 9 would appreciate it. . King district. Johnstown ? . - *" to Line 15. ♦ Mrs. Velma DunkeiShort Rope SOUTH SCHULTZ Monroe district, Johnstown A berger was brought to the home of Little son, with face aglow. Stevens district. Johnstown . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bonneville and Motiier really doesn't know “• i her parents Mr. and Mrs Ray Os­ Bristol district. Johnstown . Billy of Battle Creek spent Sunday Who put God up in the sky. -2* < troth. Saturday, to convalesce from Banfield district, Johnstown . -•-‘. a recent operation at Community with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bonne­ Why an elephant can’t fly. Culver district, Johnstown .......... ’ "at ln Battle Creek. ville. * Mr. and Mra. Clarence Ap­ Now why wagons make a noise plegate and Elsie and Mln* Aldrich When they re pulled by little boys. Burroughs district. Johnstown ...» Quailtrap district. Maple Grove .23 of Cloverdale spent Monday eveBANNER WANT ADS TAT nlng with Mrs Mina Kenyon * Dr Pultz of Battle Creek was a caller Or whAl’Zln Uuu t.dyx box al the Kenyon home one day last Or when We’re apt to see a fox: week. * Tills community was Mother's even way post knowti: shocked to hear of the passing of If she’s coming or If she’s geftn Dr. Morford of Delton. His many friends extend sympathy to the be­ A friend of ours, who is an Art reaved famllv. * Mr. and Mrs. El­ teacher in a State Normal College, mer Treat of Bellevue visited Mr. was recently taken down a peg. Site and Mrs. Alva Kenyon on Friday. Mr*. Gordon Kenyon spent Sunday room, and two of Uie wee ones were evening with them. * Mra. Irene reading in their second readers Dickerson gave her pupil* a Hallo­ Presently one of them became stuck ween party Friday afternoon. * on a word. They whispered between Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon visited Uicmselves and then one of them their son Wendell and family of ventured over to the Art teacher, Battle Creek Wednesday. * Mina book toward her with his Kenyon spent Wednesday with her thrust the under the word, "Would you daughter Amy Sonne v 11] e and at« finger birthday dinner with her. It is the know that word?” he asked doubtfirst time Mrs. Kenyon has been Nothing tn the world like the smell of an apple storage shed. The visited Ida Carpenter Friday. Mrs. darkened sky. the invigor­ Beck expects to spend the winter ating coldautumn air. the rustle of dead in Hastings. leaves underfoot and that swectlypungent apple smell from the shed IRVING door Is something a person never The Ladles Aid Society will not forgets. It Just demands that you meet tills week, but on Friday eve­ go home and make popcorn and ning, Nov. 12, will have a family pour cold sweet cider, goody, goody, night supper at the... hall. ............... All — mem — ­ out ot a Jug to go with it. I’ll probbers and friends are ire invited. * Mrs, ably get a letter from a soldier In resident.. Australia telling me that he ts going Muriel Peeling, former f------— — has remarried andI is now Mrs. H. Q to murder me when lie gets home for stirring uu all those memories. Wedlake of Detroit. Then a P-S. will say that he loved DON’T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T it and bumped off 3 Japs afte; NEED—BUY WAR BONDS reeding it. Wo have for rent a 7 room oil furnished house, all modem. Wish to rent to just a couple for $30.00 per month. OUT OPEN 24 HOURS EXCEPT SUNDAYS; Road Commioion To Get $23,945 From State In the 1st ward we have an excellent 6 room house all modem (now vacant) a very good buy ot $3,800. Former Jim Johnson Restaurant NOW SECTION HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1943 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THCHS DAY. NOVEMBER 4.' 1M3 t RL 3 are parents of a son bom to Chicago to spend vUie winter with other Usters, Mrs. Joseph Oliver, ' ran awav fr eleven DVRFEE | Wednesday attending the first Pennock hospital. Hastings, his daughter. Mildred Mickle. * Pfc. Mra. Edward Coyne of Grand Rap- year old and »chMr. ire ’ Alibrccht was calling on Ids and Mrs Charles Golden-of Sa- igan. nlrlng s in town last week before Watkins. (Betty Swift) and her Of Mt Pi«N»ant spent Sunday with ing will be held with Mra. Russell to his new location at Camp years as a farm hand he went to ■y. Texas from Fort Ripley. memorial Park. the woods near Alpena when he Mr. and Mra. Homer Hammond. * . Whittemore. ★ Mr. and Mrs. RumcI * Mr. and Mrs. Seward , worked ns a lumberjack for some Mra. and Mrs. Jack Moore Sr., spent I Thornton and sons of cempanied Mr. and Mrs. E. B Frey In Leighton. * Mrs. Ha Sm.day with Mr. and Mra. John visited Sunday al the C of Grand* Rapids were Buna Billy Dinner Honors New Knslgn time. Later hr owned farms near Bender to Virginia Park. Holland, rena. * 8. Guamando and rcnce Bercnds of this vi- day visitors of her pare^fs. Mr. and A very pleasant family gathering Alto and Lowell, and where his first ven.,,- t, ■» on Sunday where they vtaited Uie Smith went to Dowling Friday e homeol ; »Ue died Di 1J03 lie was nuxrricd a few days’ vteft with her son Ted! cinity. passed sway last week. The Mrs. P. R. Prtndie. nnd family spent | Mr and Mra. Rose Bliss of Chi and wife. * Mra. William Ueblerr funeral was Wednesday. Carter In to Mrs. Clara Crane of Lowell and ton Mr. and Mra. Jake come to hta present farm about -■ MLss Kathleen chamberlain, who i ievoix were Un- weekend guetts on crutches, ■ is attending U:e Evangelical col- . his broUier Clark aiid family. *K don Woif nod son Curtis ot plain­ Jervis Campbell accom-' lege at Naperville. I1L. spent the 1 ‘nd O. Crtdler and children well and Mr. and Mra. Elmer Lusk con. Mra. :m nnd visited Uielr son‘ weekend at the home al her parents I Sl^daJ dinner guests at the ’ of Ann Arbor bpent Uie weekend Erway of • the Rev. and Mrs. Leroy chamber- Oeow Snyder home_at Caledonia Mra. Disk : lam in Leighton. * Mr. and Mra. ■* a“kClllSP “2Beril*:X HasUngs. lets at the Glenn Alien 'tome last■ Edd Flnkbeiner nnd niece, Miss Es- I *orkln« nn ‘»K MUJLr Birmingham. to the doctor's I JTT *" •••” ■» i Friday to a tow uoja -un 1 tner ther Bonnett Bonnett spent spent last last weekend weekend a: at Kl-nnm* Rapids *jMr and Mrs Newel .. . j —.— — . .. A.' — anrt M»Ktrx Will, wl I „ I x. . , ,he P T-A. Friday evening was much her daughter Mrs. Dean Potter and th । visit Mr. Smith's daughter, Mra. Leo| Levering. Mrs. Finkbelner. who ta J’Hjner »• “>«* £Jra. Willard Newly-Weds Entertained , enjoyed. * The flrat project meet- 1I family '—in •- Hastings. ~ * A very fine of u Griffcth and family. night supervisor at Pennock lxr.plMinor and little daughter Jacaue| ' » nt IxrplMr. and Mrs. Curtis Solomon wire Ing will bo at the school house । < iracnk bi uir oinner wen*. Mr I «**• ui*w w... , ..... "... Temperance program was given at In HasUngs. has returned to her llne B11 Kalamoaoo were caller.. | *Texe st Is Clare Corson, recently dischargedI Ul tai HasUngs, nf bnnn. at a cvatvtn dinner । TTiiirsjfiiv at’ Ion o'clock. the Goodwill community meeting duties after a two week's vacation., on Lt?c and Mrs Minnie Jolinson. Mr. and Mrs. Stere | Rureta of honor at a came dinner Thursday at ten o'i J Carter. Mr and Mrs. Vere Carter. | at U* home of Mr. and Mrs. Miner 1 Mrs. Cora Fultor Saturday night ---------------j. w. Minor. Sunday afternoon. * « 10 ,clp varacr. --Cora Fulton of Union City ut Vicinity, ' * Mra. Hattie Stevens spent Friday southeast of town, this spent two weeks with her niece of the birth In Grand Rapids and called an rel­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frost have ' Mr. and Mra. Calvin Streeter, all Palmer, atives * Mr. and Mrs. Andrew been spending the past few days I *ocal, and Miss Myrtha Klaiber of Monday nlaht. Others nrrsent were and husband. Mr. and Mrs Bert FAIR LAKE sen-ice only "iid G1^ Solo‘lK>n' Mr- Fancher. Mr. and M b Hugh F Mrs Fulton Gackler nnd little grandson. Carl with their narents before he leaves 1 Jackson. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Pixley were and Mrs. Bert Kilmer. Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Gaiez Buv« Segar epent Sunday at Beverley for service. A family dinner was 1 Mrs. Paul Palmer. Mra. Amhle Mug- ---------------------------• at Uie Frost home cast of town Union City spent Sunday with Mr. called la Bellevue Bunday by Uie Promotion John White of- Hastings, was In with their daughter and mother. held ridge and son Exrr.J *•- ' ttnd Mr> p*ncher- Mrs Fulton re- Midden death of their brother-lnSunday In Robert's honor. * A real Ivan J. Payne, son of Mis. Ray Mrs. Retha Scgar. who is teaching camp U expected home town Thursday and assisted his law, Arthur SlUpp. The funeral will a .,- Henrv Frost. CharlU ,! turning home with IHem. c L , \ ar !!°_. H “ ! lw;r ^P£ c . k hard electrical storm Sunday eve ­ Serven. who Is with the 19th Airin that vicinity. * Theodore Wierth Not. 17. mother. Mrs. Leumi White In mov­ be held Tuesday with interment in ning. Oct. warmer drome Squadron at Mackall Field I McNaughton and Earl Van Sickle , ---- ------ 31 portends- -------ing from the Sylvia Allen horn- on inga is home from the hospital in,— North S«1U» hi. bSS“Sm,.h“i “ ““ a“y Bellevue cemetery. * Mr. and Mra. 1 GLASS CREEK the postalflee since Uie resignation Grand Rapids St. to the Greenfield Grand Rapids where he liad an op- 1 weather we believe is the old foreEdwin Brins of Hastings were from grade of sergeant to staff ser-----------of T t dinette. Clerk. ♦ corporal Rest home on Jefferson St. Has- eratlon recently on his eye. We all c®51• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shriker and guests of ttolr parents Mr. and Mrs. fgant Mackall Field is nn advanced | lx>pe his evesteht will soon be back I — --------Sudden Death of Ed J. Talbot Martha Sctod of New River. NorUi children of Richland were Sunday H. O. Armour Tliuraday. •* Mr. and training center for glider pitots to normal, os the sight of the other The DeWee rds Honored The sudden death of Ed J. Talb.vt. vuumra wiuiwnwvs Mr. Mr Mrs. Ray N. Kelly of Sturgis were itsltora ai at win Chas. WlUttemorea. , eye was deatroyed a couple years I Mr. and Mra. Homer DeWeerd weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. SundMJn!^t,rh00? 1,1X1 Mr* Wm Whittemore . ago In an accident. ' were guests of honor nt a recent Charivari Lawrence Hughes and mother. * Gabriel Esterman. who was called dinner given by the Young WomMr —.. and Mrs. Curt Holomon were wv.v VW LUIIUUIUUIJ. nuuv IIU. I» Havana o, r; The Halloween party at the Kinsley here recently by the serious Illness I «ns Guild at the home of the lead- royally entertained by a number 0/ Tne •riH. best host health henlth Ed nod nnd clerked rlerked in Geo Crakes oFHMtmSTuJre h ~ ^T1 ‘ hall was well attended and all en­ of ills brother. Ed Estcrman. has er. Mra. Charles Williams. Twenty- their friends Friday evening abotfl the Kroger store'Saturday nnd ap- day erenlnr vlsltors at Fo^t Hn- joyed a good time. ^. * ^ra Hnrrt Dtmn aS Mrs returned to his home in New Jer- three guests were present. Tlie ta­ 11 oclock. Tlie celebnitors »Mit u> ■ parently was as well as Usual Sun- Ive vens". * Warren Mrs. Harry Dunn Mrs. were In and Hasting ' sey. Mr. Estcnnan Ls quite well bles were decorated In the national the Solomon tome where they as- day. He tod cone ctoan town Ur the clvde BANNER WANT ADS PAY . again ★ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bid­ colors and the evening was spent stated the bridal c<n»fle onto. Uie ’ after-noon, reluming home about 4 , c,>ae w,irrcn were ,n H**u>gs i well of Monrovia. Calif., have been with Ramos and visiting. Homer is tractor and trailed and followed by > o’clock and dropped doad in the ,-----------------------------------------------visiting her uncles. Ashley and one of the fathers who has entered several autotabbUes with horns ' bathroom of hta tome a few mlnReport of the Condition of The Hasting, City Bank | Loren Johnson and families and service and went to Detroit on blowing awi’a few cow bells ringing ' utes after entering Uie houM.-. Cor­ Monday from jthere has gone. the qr*?Assion proceeded al a stow oner C. P. LaUirop of Hastings who 1 — - and ------ other relatives. * Robert Fro:.’., --------I son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. to Camp Perry. Va. for Scabee naw Through town to the school- wm summoned pronounced death Beeler leaves for Camp Grant. Ill. training. Mra. DeWeerd and little chouse where a high school dance 1 due to a heart attack. November 4. xs he was a recent In­ M? ^nd1MH lFddltta-«te Awajs w,de|y known throughout , FnbUxhed in wcordmr. Vith » esU n»4. Vy Ut OooUNltBioner of Ut BankiM M1 Ldd L*1*1-' the tired v> Mele «uunaUable and after ul|A community as he had lived D«P*rt®*ni yonnui to tk« provtaiont of •««uon la ot th* Michlcan tiasacw ductee. * Registration for Book No. ¥r4 last Monday at the ’nrornapple- duration. nLd ” n CP y hcre slncc hta birth on Oct. 18. 1877 uratBUon* act.. I In the ' wheelbarrow* the grconi wllh thc cxcentlon of five veara Kellogg school totalled about 3150 Dollar* Cis. The supply on hand was exhausted irarv Clo» j 'Saturday a tr>'Thrrt r'rn enri'nt11 rauch ’ »l»nt tn CtorloUe. His mother died before the last applicant was cared Thor*' Jfiple-Kellogg me moi --ppivncHVKK and Jo tile amusetift’nt of tlie dancers. । v-hen lie was a small bov nnd later for. Late nnDllconts will receive th- Canununjltf library will *be - clcsed Tiic good-natured newly-wecta ap- i hL, jathcr remarried, the step. flb:--------------S0>3Sl» book from Detroit by mail. * The r.n on Rai*rt«v Sax-*day arumnrtn< afternoons hroinninu beginning parcntlv enfoyed the celebration xs | mother nosslng away in Cliarkr.te Parmelee aid society had a fine Nw. because of the scarcity of much ns their friends who jus* । niviut a tnontli aeo I.S4MCT.3U crowd at their chicken and ham Wanted to have a little with the Uc had serrtdUte as vS dork’. tor Uie Jimior auctton«r Thefun celebratory uwliL suDDer Friday night and clearer, over S100. * Mr. and Mrs. ft.' G Resigns Posillon al»o called cn the Lobdclls and gave . ing Quinlan s. Blake's. VandrrCridler were guests at a vez/ Beauti­ TOTAL AH8KT3 Tom I. Gillett, who has served as rcccPtlun 011(1 re'I Veens. Johnson’s and recently enful wedding in Park Congregational ceivea a treat. ■ । tcj-cd uie employ cf the Kroger church in Grand «aplds Saturday j store. He has been a capable and evening, the ryjrringc of a friend, sition. taking effect last W< Halloween Parties >i accommodating cu^/wjtr.employee nv He wnt Mar>' Hcrarntin It was a pleasant 'Tom has been a faithful । Tlie Floral Garden dub with their « »«ui. a kind neighbor and, ® evening - for the Cridlerx ns seven J nil ihtf» years, and the pt will families amlllAc «nlrkv«a a I bo TOTAL I* EPOS ITU ftlcncl who. who, Trill will w be niLvxrt mtazed bvlhr by Uw mmnics enjoyed enjoyeu ■ pot-luck pot-iucK supper ftiend ream before tiieir marriage was nn — --------------------------mlM him serving them at the wln- and Halloween .,-n— ---1 — . mttri. rnijjmunity. He was a mrmparty- Friday evening entire MiJmunlly. JX Olbrr lixLUilU. r.vnt at the same church and on dow. Hta future plans are Indefinite nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frunk . ber.®* the. the Middleville F. k A. M. Middle tire same date. ■ but he will take a needed rest be­ Coman southwest of town. .tetot N«. 231. The deep sympathy TOTAL LfABILITW (Mt UieltMIng >ubor4ln*t'd obllcailea* 1 Wm. P. Corson. Middleville's fore taking a new oodticn. Toma Saturday evening the Past Me*» i of hosts of frimds ta felt for his Santa Claus begins his work next nutiiv friends wish him well in rons club entertained the nmioera wife. Olive, in this sudden bereave* CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Saturday at Wurzburg's in Grand ’whatever venture he makes. of MidieviUc O.E.S. No. 17.’4-4 cos­ I mi-nt. 135.000.00 " non on Rapids, entertaining tire children tume party and support M'the Shel­ | Funeral services will be held at. 3H, Murt.Iu. uno finding out their wants. He ex­ ter touse in CalectofiUi park. Both | Uie Beeler funeral home at 3 o'clock 27. I ndiri.Ud -Mrs. Clnrtnce French wxs called events were verji-niuch enjoyed by I Wednesday with interment in Ml. pects to stay tn the city most of tlie time while acting his role. * to Grand Rapids Inst week by the those unending. Hope cemetery. Mrs. Margaret. Rowe of Detroit has death of her stater, Mrs. Robert Saturday evening the Cub Scout been spending the week with her Gardner. 41. who died at Blodgett packs were entertained to n party NORTH HOPE TOTAL MAniLITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS hospital after a. tong Illness. sLstcr. Mrs Ed Timm and other --------- ------- ------ She at the Home of Mrs. Irving Lutz Mrs. Pauline Murphy in company relatives. * Clarence Seri Ian is re- ; was born In Grand Rapids and had on Grand Rapids St. with Mr. and Mrs Chuv Welch of celvlng training as a naval aviation lived in Chicago. Surviving besides Shultz spent Sunday with Mr. and cadet at Ohio Wesleyan college. I her husband and Mrs, French are MCMORANIJA Mis. Jay Anders al Prairieville. * Delaware. Ohio. ♦ George Masters. | her mother. Mrs Agnes- Shields, n Twenty-two ot the neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anders and son. PHONE 2226 formerly of Middleville, has pone brother John Shields, and three HASTINGS Mra. Sena Pierce gathered at her Mr. and Mra. Fred Anders and Mra. home near Duncan lake. Saturday Gordon Thompson spent Sunday evening as a farewell get-together with relatives near Nashville. * Mr. ns she has sold her7 place \ and nnd Mrs. Donald McCallum atlcndbought in Caledonia. She will have <■<1 a birthday party Sunday at the an auction sdle ot goods next Sat- home of Mrs. Paimy Smith and uraay She » employed in tl-.c jxx-.t- Ri-nu Pierce at Hastings, h Mr. and M. A. LAUUIK cfficc at Caledopia. Mrs. Morse Murphy and family and Albert Anders spent Friday in Hospitalized Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mra. Har­ Correct—Alltel; Little Jacqyeiine Ann RnscnMhf. I vey Bill. Dale Hulbert and Mr. and clght-ycar^oId daughter of Mr. nnd Mr.’. -Nelson Hulbert .-.pent Sunday Mrs. Jack RastuberK of northwest I with.Mrs. Albert Ulrich. Thonwjjfolc. was taken seriously1 MclrThtirsday nnd token to Blod­ FOB VIJTO’VWVWAB BONDS y, gett hospital in Grand Rapids where Having sold my farm, I wifi hold an auction sale on the farm located 121 miles she was ooerated on for nppendi- I cltLs al 7 mn. She to making a nice i south on Hastings on M-37, second farm north of Johnstown Grange Hall on recovery from tlie experience. Her mother lias been with her most of the lime since the operation and Sunday her grandoarent.s. Mr. and Mra. Claude Rosenberg and cousin. ■ Lois Ann Kacchele. were nt the hbs- • pital to see her. Two oUier ot thr Rosenberg children. Terry and Nan­ Commencing at 1:00 o'clock, I will offer the following: cy. have also been on the sick list. IDDLEVILLE W. A. ROTH, FURNITURE UCTION SALE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1943 HORSE Gray mare, 14 yrs. old. CATTLE Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, giving milk, due March 21. Black heifer, due June 11. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, due Mor. 3. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh Oct. 15. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old/due Jan. 9. Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh Sept. 24, due June 21. Black Jersey, 9 yrs. old, giving milk, due June 12. . Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, giving milk, due July 7. Holstein-Durham cow, 2 ys. old, fresh Sept. 25, calf by side. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, giving milk, due }unc 4. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh Sept. 14. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, giving milk, due June 19. Holstein cow, 4.yrs. old, giving milk, due July 10. Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side. 5 head heifers, 4 to 10 mos. old. HAY, GRAIN, & STRAW 25 ton mixed hoy, timothy, clover and alfalfa. 500 bu. good oats. 1400 crates corn 4 ton baled oat straw. FARM MACHINERY McCormick binder. Hay loader. Side delivery rake. McCormick mowing machine. 2 sec. spring tooth harrow. 3 sec. spring tooth harrow. Seven tooth walking cultivator. J 10 Gale walking plow. Double shovel cultivator. Hoosier disc drill. Set crotch back harness. McCormick Deering 2 single unit milkei Rubber tired wagon, flat rack, now. Dairy Maid Heater. 2 Meyers washing tanks. 2 milk coolers. Milk cart. 8 ten gal. milk cans. McCormick Deering separator. McCormick Deering manure spreader. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Copeland electric refrigerator. Kitchen table. Dining table. Day bed. Kitchen range. Piano. Cream separator. Other items too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, NO PROPERTY REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR FRANK McCARTY & SON, Props. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer ERNEST GRAY, Clerk Football Victory *T ' The Thornapp’.e-KellogK school toolball team scored a victory at Wavland in the night game Friday bv a schore of 6 to 0. The season will close this Friday with Caledonia meeting tlie boys here. . Church supper for Coal Members of the Metitodis’. church ’ will serve a nubile sunner at the church on Thuraday evening. No­ vember 11, for which no charge will be made, but it is expected those 1 who attend will contribute toward | the fuel fund, and as liberally as possible. Explanation If our Middleville news the past few weeks has sounded hurtled or not Just up to par, it Ls becaus? I I have written unaer tlie strain ol snatching a few mumenta from the care of it seriously ill one in our home. I have tried to give an ac­ count of the main events s-j the [ boys in service will not be entirely ignorant of home news, but it has been a hard task. ' Thoma pple-Kellogg Community Fair : ThK annual school-and commun­ ity fair will be held at the school, tnta week Thursday and Friday । iilKhU. There will lx* agricultural . exhibits, Vi««ry gardens, home I making and industrial arts and it is hoped tlie fair will »■ better Than c*er Approximately $200, will be , awarded in cash prizes nnd will include the sweep-stakes given to the tour high ranking F.F.A. boys and । the four outstanding Home-Making i girls. Good procrams' are scheduled tach night in the gym at 815. Tlie , program Thursday evening includes , the main feature of moving pictures taken in Alaska of Wild like pliotographed by Mrs. Royce Grimes In the summer of 1940 on Kodiak Lsland, and are very entertaining I Friday evening feature will be Percy Abbott the magician. Remarkable Man With everybody busy at some worth-while job thwe days. Thorn­ apple township's oldest ettiaen., James L Smith who passed his Wth birthday. Saturday, doesn't take-a back seat fpr anyone. Mr. Smith who lives on M-37 IbOUTTlVe miles north west of town, has never had a hard sickness. He helps around the tartp. up in the early morning to help with tlie milking was his usual stunt until a milking machine was Installed this fall. He husks corn every year and turns out a quantity that would be considered good by a much younw man 'nils year he U out in the field each day. Aside from 'poor eyesight he lias retained all faculties in a fine manner. Hr belongs to tlie MxsoiUc lodge in Caledonia. Mr Smith was burn In Niagara Co.. N«w York. Oct. W, 1844 but AUCTION SALE Having said the farm and moving to town, I will dispose of the personal property at public auction at Hie form known as the Wm. Bolling place located 2 miles south and 'A mile cast of the Bliss factory, south of Hastings on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1934 STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK, I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: HORSES Cutter. Hay fork. Gale walking plow. 2 sec. spring tooth drag. Corn sheller. 2 ga,od work horses. COWS Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old. Jersey and Guernsey cow, FURNITURE 2’/a yn. old. Test and breeding dates on these cows given at sale. 2 Holstein calves, 6 mos. old. HENS 30 yearling mixed hens. 50 young chickens. . GOAT 3 yr. old goat, giving milk, GRAIN 50 crates corn. 15 bu. wheat. 20 bu. oats. FARM TOOLS 2 farm wagons. 2 single cultivators. 9x12 rug. 8x10 rug. Majestic cabinet radio. 3-4 Rollaway bed, new. ( Antique bureau. Ironing board. Hubbard 3 burner oil stove. Rag carpet. 2 rockers. Home made cedar chest. Apex washing machine. Writing, desk. Commode. Egg crates. Single bed, springs and mat­ tress. Square table. . 10 gal. jar. 3 gal. jar. Dishes and cooking utensils. Fortt,, .hovels, hoos. 3 chicken coop., and numeroui othor a,Hcl«>. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, no goods removed until settled for. CLARK H. JONES & PETER S. RANDALL PROPS. DEWEY REED. Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk �THE HASTINGS BA.KNTR, TWISDAY, NOVEMBER 4. IS41 Uowmuch does it cost to bomb Berlin ? OUPPOSE, in tlie dusk of an English evening, 1,000 huge bombers soar over the Channel and head for Berlin. By the time those planes return to England, their motors will have consumed 2,400,000 gallons of gasoline! The cost . . . of^the gasoline ALONE . . . will be more What arc YOU doing to help pay the cost of those raids? (In addition to-the gasoline they use, it costs Uncle Sam TWO HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS to build 1,000 4-motored bombers . . . plus the cost of training the 10,000 men who make up their crews!) To pay for the gasoline used on ONE such raid, 96,000 Ameri­ cans would have to invest at least 10 percent of their next pay check in War Bonds! Modem war is expensive business ... its cost runs into fantastic figures. 30,000,000 American wage earners are now putting an average of 10 percent of each pay check into War Bonds every pay day . . . but still it isn’t enough! You get a big kick out of reading about those 1,000-pIane raids. You know that such raids, if repeated often enough, will soften up the Axis. But . . . Our air raids on the Axis are increasing in frequency and intensity. When land operations really get going, the cost will be staggering. than $380,000. More and more Americans must join the Pay-Roll havings Plan . . . more than those already in the Pay-Roll Savings Plan must begin to jack up their War Bend purchases • must start to invest more than 10 percent! Remember . . . Welt Bonds are the finest investment in the world today. You get back $4 for every $3 you invest. And ; . . the more War Bonds you buy now, the quicker the Axis will be licked . . . and the less the war will cost in the long run. Think it over. And every time you’re tempted to put a nickel in something you don’t_abaolutely need^-put it in War Bonds instead! KEEP ON BACKING THE ATTACK! WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON E. W. BLISS CO. ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS COFFEESHOP .ANDRUS SERVICE HOTEL HASTINGS MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE TAYLOR SHOE STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL ■ STORE HOME BAIRD'S STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES THE HASTINGS BANNER COLEMAN INSURANCE MILLER REAL ESTATE HASTINGS CITY BANK • CASITE CORP. NATIONAL BANK VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE I NT. SEAL » LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4, IMS FOOTS !___ "___ '________u______ _ '__ I Wm F. Flnglelan and others to 1 Sunday visitors at the home of COURT HOUSE NEWS Harry4 bJocg H. Rsiglsr and wife, iota 3 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kahler Sun­ .'-'***■* ■ 2 Freeport • day were: Mr. and Mr*. H. Har----------------------------------------------------- ' Glenn C Gates and wife to Dant mens. Katamaroo; Mr. and Mr*. p K<rng j BCpe jecuod 3 Hope. Harry Merritt, Albion: Mr. and Mrs. WARRANTY DEEDS Harley B Andrews and wife to 1 Elmer J. Witt and wife to Geo. V. Dorr Kahler and Mr. Lehman. Woodland; Mrs. Clam Scrvaxs, i Waiunhoff and wife, parcel section Vicksburg; Mr*. Mina Bagley. Hope gion rchlbilltaUon »u.kern and ser- tin Bill r.ow before Congress, c.ca’.- <cctlon *> Munir Grove 31. Orangeville. vice offfltera in seeking ’ to obtain j ing a national obligation to aervice , . ™ , Center. * Mr*. Knastnck and Atherton of The American Legton ----------To%c3 - ----------- —— ‘ | Staler A. Caukin and wife, 40 acres journeyed to the White House here free acc«s to Army and Navy Ixm- Other mAlred bom and wife, parcel sectton 31. recently and in a lengthy confer­ Btala in aiding disabled World War Castleton. ^servicemen in Uie prepiratlon of trick. Her ton Elmer KnMirick of ence with the chief executive out­ The conference between Ute na- I , . ,w Byron E Sweetland and others BatUe Creek from Saturday until lined the 1944 Legion program tlonal commander and tlie PreslCelesta M. McClelland and others *«*■ to Archie C. Hendrixsen and wife, Tuesday with har. * Mr. and Mr*. adopted by Ute 25th national con­ "I am for that," the President dent which lasted overtime <m the 1 “> S**" lot at Gun lake. Yankee Springs Lowell Herbert and their father vention in Oman?chief execuUve's schedule embraced | lection 32. Castleton. said, ’’and you can say that I am a number of subjects on which The ' Mark A. Ritchie and wife to EvtIpw Krogman to Mrs Hasel Bil­ The national commander received a very cooperative response from The latter phrase was added be­ Amerlcan Legion had expressed it- i ton J^Beck and wife. 2 tota. shore ling*. parcel section 24. Hope. Pennock Monday. * Mr*. Elisabeth I of Gun lake. Yankee Spring*. the President. The latter allowed he cause it Is common custom no. to self at Ita Omaha ccnvpnUon. of Lansing spent the repeat what the President may say Discussed were the foreign rela- I Myrtle Wallace to Hugh L. Wal- roil E. Powers, Iota Phillipa Addi­ Robinson weekend with her parent*, the Rev. at a private interview, unless by ! ttons tlon* policy policy of ot Tlie Tlie Alnertcan Ainerlcan LcLc- lace lace and and wife. 75 acre* aecUon 34, tion. Nashville. and Mra D W. Robinson * Garth permission. Commander l witrn Com- expressed rxnmuaerl nennta&inn. nlnn- the thf* principle nrlnHnle of at universal . .TnhniHnir gion: Johnstown. Floria who has been spending a 15­ Atherton, backed with this Presi­ , Laughlin. 80 acres section 11, day furlough with home folks redential support, will pursue tills Orangeville. -’ matter further with tlie appropriate lisa E. Germain to Bertha L. ttimed to Alatama Sunday. Armv and Navy authorities ployment • | John Thomas to Clare W. Thom- Flory, ta lot lu. block 2. Woodland the com­ DUNHAM DISTRICT The national commander also dis­ Commander Atherton ako ex- as and wife, 40 acres section 20 village­ mander on matters dealing with cussed with the'President the Se­ Mr and Mrs. Harvey Cheese­ ’ Emory L. Houghtahn to Patten to the President on Invita- Prairieville. friendly cooperation with other lective Service questions that have tended Uon to participate again this year j Jerry E. Andrus and wife to For- Monument Co . tot 1. block 12, Ken­ man and famly were guest* Sun­ American republics, the President arisen around the "draft of fathers" in day of Mr. and Mr*. Harold Gray the annual American Legion rest Bush and wife 40 acres section. field's Addition. City. debate in Congress. He presented Armistice Day ceremonies at Ar- 14. Carlton. latRue Winans to Rots A. Winans and family. * Myron Mead ha* •Tluifa a new program, isn't it? The American Legion's considerate llngton National Cemetery. . . I Rose Clay to Lyle D. Todd and। and wife. 5 1-4 acres section 16. j the basement dug and wall built It sounds good to me!" Johnstown. opinion that men of service age who for a new house: Kenneth Mead Also accompany’itig the Comman- , w|fe. parcels section 2. Johnstown has aided his house with brick Commander Atherton explained are now tn government or private £r Frank” 8 CenUlver and wife'to> QUIT CLAIM DEEDS having remodeled the house closer relations amcna the Ameri­ employment and are unmarried, W. Mitchell. Marysville. Cal. his Leonard C. Smith and wife, tot■ Adolph Dause Jr. to Earl A • paper, a year ago; Orson Swift lias a new< can republics would nave a great might well have their exemption aide and Richard Seclye Jones, as- shore Gun lake..Yankee Springs, Feighncr. tot 29 Phillipa Addition. , deal of American Legton attention status re-examined before men with sociate national publicity officer. house nearly completed. and , David Shearer and wife to Leslie! Nashville. this year Ambassador Alfaro ad­ families are called into service. Fred Hill's house hr.* been resided Before the conference, the Presi- Snlffln and wife lot at Wall take . Adolph Dause Jr. to Harley L. with asbestoe* shingla*. * Mis* Commander Atherton told the dressed the 25th national conven­ dent posed with the NaUonal Com- Hope. President me the axtkiuu Legion ucucita believes ** if mander before a battery of camera- 1 Clark H. Jones to SamT J Couch Felghner and wife, 80 acres section ! Phylli* Cheeseman spent Uie weektion at Omaha. Neb., under the aus- rnsunu i 23, Castleton. end with her cousins Audra and plocs of the co-ordlnator of inter- married men with families must be men for picture®. i and wife, 40 acres seeUon 28. Has- I Harley L Felghner and wife to I tings. Adolph Dause Jr, tot 29. Phillips ' Betty Harris near Nashville. DOUD CORNERS 1 Otto D. Schantz and wife to Roy' addition. Nashville. . Last Week's Letter _____ ________ wirc’ 20 ftcres section1 9 2?otnce Harley L Felghner and wife to , Mr. and Mra. Will Shriber and 5, Thornapple. Adolph Dause Jr, 160 acres section LEGALS family of Hastings and Mr. and C D. D Bauer ftiucr and wife ...... to ... Earl. .... C. Her--' 23 and 26. Castleton. NOTICE TO CBSDITOBg Mrs. Will Gurd local were dinner rington and wife. Parcel Eddy's1 Wm. P. Corson and wife to Eva cuesta of the John Gurd family beach. Wall lake. Hope A Hecox. parcels In Middleville. R»nrt»v * Mr nnrt Mr. p n R*re. r a Marshall and wife to Eddie Eva A- Hocox to Wm. P. Corson WELDING — AUTO REPAIRING b SERVICE ; man and Daisy Bergman sailed at Marshall and wife. 16 acres section11 and wife, parcels In Middleville. tlie Buxton home In HasUngs Sun- 7. Orangeville. Florence Lobdell to I-uclus Lobwill WE BUILD — WAGONS — TRAILERS — HITCHES I day to see a niece from Beulah. * Albert F. Showerman nnd wife to1 dell, lots 22 and 33. block 6. Lincoln | The funeral of Alfred Bishop was Peter Dykema and wife. 80 acres1 Park. city. held at HasUngs Saturday. The section OCVMU11 « 22. BarryNaw ond Used Ports — Gloss Installed Bvron M. Ketcham to LuVcrnc sympathy of the neighborhood to Harry L. Watkins and wife to1 P. Bivens, one acre, section 34. Ballee. In th* Cllr the bereaved family. * Lewie Mlaer Kingsley B Wlgen and wife. 71 tlmore if Haitian, inc who 1* in Pennock hospital was not BCrt3 Mutton 6. Johnstown. n Byron M. Ketchum to Lewis A-1 CASH FOR YOUR JUNK CAR as well Sunday but better Monday. — - - — J. • --------Clayton McKeon and wife •­to' Earl. 1 acre section 34. Baltimore We hope for a speedy recovery. Wm. F. Richards and wife. 40 acres1 Bvron M. Ketchum to Otis A. Phon, 2407 Hoitinn 221 N. Mich. Ave. and another parcel, section 1. Bal­ Earl, 1 acre section 34. Baltimore. Sartorial expert says the well­ timore. LcVancha Cotton to J. C. Schad Lee and wife ! dressed man must have 14 naira ot — A. ... Reynolds —,------- ----— to —1 rnd wife, 40 acreu section 3. Yankee Oat ! pants. It must be pretty cold where Chas. A- Brouae and wife. 40 acres SPLaVanchu Cotton to Fred Matte­ he 11 — section •*"“ ’ 1.**Prairieville. —•-*—••>'“ NOTICE TO CBBD1T0BB son and wife. 40 acres section 4. Yankee Springs Fred Matteson and wife to LaVancha Cotton. 80 acres sections 3 end 4. and. lots at Bartow lake. Yankee Springs. Annie McKnlght to Irene Saylret. tot 911 and Eta of tot 912: also lot WIreneySayles to Annie McKnlght and others, kt 911 and E'i of lot cUli 913. also lot 967. city. Annie McKnlght to Jean McKnlghl Flnnle. 3 tots et Wall take. Ull.d, tktr IRth. A. D. IlfU. HAdolph Dame Jr. to Ed R. Feighml. Judn of l’r< Ont ner and wife. 80 acres section 26. Castleton. _ _ ___________ NOTICE TO CBBDITORB jrom With President Roosevelt Rockefel- 1 called into service. It secs no reason why there should not be a national Stand service act by which other num discussed could bo called into necessary de.. . .Le! one American Legton problem........ with fensc ....... Industries. The American : the President and won hta support, gion. he explained, has favored the PETE’S AUTO PARTS OP WEST HOPE Mr. and Mrs. Ira Osgood and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everette McCallum ->f Hickory Corners. w'Mr. a\d Mrs. Glenn Morehouse / and Gloria Springer were KaXtmaxoo visitors Tuesday a Mr, Hiid Mra. Everette McCallum. Mrt. Martha Replngle of Hickorv and Major Gordon McCalhim of Washington. D. C. were cal­ lers in the/nelghborhcod Tuesday. * Mr. aprf Mrs James Collison of | I Kalnmaioo were -Sunday guests of ; Mr. t>h(l Mrs. Gltnn Morehouse. * I .There was a good crowd out to the ^community club and Aid at the Ronald Anders home last week. * | The Nov. Aid will be at the Ray : Barnes home Nov. 10 for dinner. * 1 Mrs. Mare McCallum received word that Ru-Ncl Holmes of Pcntlac was in the hospital with a broken leg. His many friends here hope for a oulck recovery' for him. * Miss Mildred Osgood, who is an instruct­ or in State Teachers college at Terre Haute. Ind, spent last week with her father Jesse C'good. Mrs. Glenna Weber and Mrs. Esther ; Johncock and children also spent | from Thundnv night until Sunday i with their father. * Mr. and Mrs ! Albert Warner visited their son and family Lance Warner at Parchment | Thursday their son-in-law Harold Schuster in Borgess hospital Friday, end Monday they, with other mcm­ i bera cf the family, are at their i brother's home near East LeRoy. * j Donn Snringer was home on a I thrce-day furlough from n training । school In Ohio. He U soon to start on his flying lessons. * Jesse Os- j ' ood was pleasantly surprised Friay by a family gathering In honor I of his birthday. Those present b-’sides the home folks were. Miss' Mildred Osgood. Terre Haute. Ind.: 1 the Rev. and Mrs. Isaac Osgood and । I children. Woodland: Mrs. Glenna I Weber and Mrs. Esther Johncock i nnd children. Detroit: Mr. and Mrs ‘ j in Osgood ’and children. Mr. and I Mrs Welton Brooks. Cloverdale and ! Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Barnes. * The neighborhood ru saddened to hear , of the death of Dr. Morford of Del­ ton. He was a veterinary who was I prompt to answer calls nnd faithful ■ In hta work He will be missed very 1 much in our Community. AcTIqn OBDEk rOB yUBUCATIOX M. la Ml* Omij. •» tae UQ* day raca K- Millar bariM tiled la said tl htr notion nrayia* tall tai la­ man l saa no filo I* tali conn *arIni to ba tba lail will and toitamosl old docoMad bo sdmltwd to propio tao aieculloa tairoof and admlalauaof said oitato bo noalid to H. Ht »a adtulaiiUator ill* tao viU sa- patlliaa: Mlt'PVotal* OMic«. k» *4lnt»4 l«r kurl>< 1*14 .... . into ropy. " Barai. Click of I ««,______ OBD-_ ro_ ,OAT,QU r0» 'J"40?. ® f F ' 4, . B",7 Oour prubato office in n>a cn a WAKE ”1 FULL OF ENERGY DRINK Court nn the 33rd l>. 1041. >1 ten o ■■14 hririnc. lilted. OetnLer l*th. A. hluirt Cleruenl, Judgr ORDER FOR PUBLICATION State nf Mirhtran. The Pre the Probata Office I linn in •aid liibnly. O.-lober A. I». 1043. Present, lion. Stu srfFrtftate. UP Each Day * MORE MILK • Rely on our fine milk to supply you with that eitra xest for living and working that makes each day a joy to wake up to! Milk is the perfectly balanced food—an dour milk is RICH, with all the cream left in. Call us today or order several quarts from •$; your favorite store. You’ll like it! y y y y ? Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 13 petition pi BUY U. 5. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hasting* 5 If You Want to Buy or Sell Used Gas or Electric Appliances tcautt of the scarcity of new and used gas apd electric appliances brought on by the war, we believe it Ell rasi I |H | B this used equipment. With this in mind we announce a new, free service to our AND MAU IT Ml Bl B B wl will be a genuinely helpful service if we serve as an "information center” for |^| | |V| r FREE TO OUR OFFICE WAR TIME APPLIANCE PLACEMENT SERVICE n FREE DATE customers — NAME Each of our stores will maintain a list of used gas and qlectric appliances ADDRESS available from individuals and a list of ARTICLE those desiring to buy. SIZE or CAPACITY Assisting buyers and sellers in locat­ CONDITION - GOOD MAKE APPROX AGE FAIR POOR ing each other, will be the ektent of our WANT TO BUY PRICE 1 WILL PAY or sell these appliances or act as agent WANT TO SELL PRICE WANTED. for their sale or purchase. We will CAN BE SEEN AT service. We cannot undertake to buy assume no obligation nor charge any (onsumERS •» TIME REPAIRS NEEDED______________________ power rompnnv DELTON Miss Dorothea McBain of Hills- ; dele visited her father Rov McBain Sunday. * Mr. nnd. Mrs. Will I Whittemore called on their brother • and elater-in-law’ »Mr and Mrs Charles Whittemore: in Rutland , Saturday afternoon. They all at1 tended a meeting at tlie Goodwill i church in the evening. * Mr. and 1 Mrs. John Adams nnd Mrs Lecn Pennock went to Kalamazoo Friday afternoon to meet their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reed of Stratton. Neb. who will visit them for a week. A Much sympathy is extended to the family of Cllffcfrd Morford in their bereavement. * Mrs Bert Pat- ; ton of Battle Creek called pn friends I in town Saturday afternoon. * Mr , i John Adams, and Mrs. Glenn Wil- ' Ham. and three sons cf Gul) lake ' spent Saturday in Battle Creek. Mr and Mrs. Travis Rover of Battle Creek spent Sunday with her ' parents Mr. and Mrs Wade Town ‘ end family. * Faith. Hone and Flar- I itv. a three-act farce by Jay. To­ bias. will be presented by the sen­ ior class of Delton high school. Fri­ day evening. Nov 13 at 7.30 o'clock | A matinee will be given Thursday afternoon for the grade children and for those unable to attend Fri- , day evening. The cast consists of ‘ jovce Leina.tr. Ruth Craker. David Kahllo.-' Robert Osborne. Dick , B antes. Esther Klngsburv. Priscilla I Eddy. Fred Koppolow Bill Harper. Donna Barclay. Lowell Shepard. I : Marshall Gay and Della Phillipa , 1 The n'ay Is directed bv Miss Lor- I etta Wagner. * Mr. and Mrs. Lear. Pennock and Mrs. John Adams, i and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reed of Nebraska called on their cousins Mr I and Mr«. Lowell Herbert and their uncle Andrew Herbert at Otsego Eonday afternoon. . There is n& shortcut • Yard by hard-fought yard . . . paying for every inch of ground with their courage and their live* . . . the armies of Freedom arc pushing forward. Now at last. Victory is certain. But the road ahead is tortuous and hard, and grows more difficult with each advancing step. And there is no short cut. No easy way to win. Each stronghold taken, each slave-nation set free, swells the demand for fighting equipment to back the attack. More guns, more tanks, more planes and bombs ... longer supply lines to speed the endless flow from factories to fronts. America's primary lines of supply—the railroads of the nation—jiaye already begun to fee!* the pressure of the tougher task ahead. In the past nine months, for example, New York Central freight load* hava in­ creased about 14% . .. and passenger traffic, including troop movements, more than 70% ... over the same record-breaking months of last yegr- But even mon must be done. For the peak has not yet been reached. The most critical period still lies before us. Only with the continued cooperation of shipper* and receivers of freight—and of the traveling public-ican this bigger job be done. The men and women of the New York Central, and of all the nation’s railroads, realize the sire of the job ahead, and that there is no short cut—no easy way to do it. They kndw that time is the one precious war weapon that cannot be manufactured by all our roaring war planes, nor bought with all our billions .. . That hours save! arc lives saved ... And that there is no time to lose on the rocky road to Victory! New York Central OAfr Of VAf/nofOKf/CTOxy/ TAKI A RAILROAD JOB for VICTORY * BUY MORI WAR RQNBS ANO ITAMPt * —■ ■ । ■ - ------- �Tin; HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1943 of men's Uvea. H we Mopped to I '• — — •*— ball ground . lade a deci- erton apparently did not antagon­ ize hl* audience. He was clleered on LEGION HEAD HITS WART ME STR KES Un Arthur Bolort.' »OVT>I BOWNE sx'ffiS1': . .1 LEGALS Pomtl or »»»«* bSi.SrK?SSmu hone folk*. .V«UC4T>O» ?fparM, C1*rk •< Prokjl* There । CKDAB CBBEK tstb Leslie Gould and family visited their MteiUcr. Mr. and MraAioan ois«i octoMr a. d ivs*. Mr. and Mn Art Gould near OUwith their Considers Them The Same iv about the Vam baugh of East Bowiw were callers H- »•»«• Cim^i max Sundar * Mra UaUeGould rs. E V_ As Soldier Refusing Te Fight . . Sgt. and a,n> M,r>r v„ Ain. > Monday for dinner, tt Mag BtebMr*. Russell Palmer ore receiving ty Blough. * Mix. Frances jv>rritt n certHicaUB ley's and Pally * birthday. « Mra. congratulation* on Ute birth of a was a Sunday afternoon caller of Tl, K.thrm M«rf v*a Kuie* Milke. time Strike* were placed in a cteM Eetella Roster. * spent Mn. WedPaul! c«ari K.tbnn iiarrla fikd In Uzzte CalnuoF fi* Itaatln0 aOutt and' Mra. Arthur0 BMford^arid «ori1 Mrs. HcHma^ond children i*r wtHion wh ’io“ Mvieg with treason by National Ownman•- ............ rrn went Wed- I’ heart b»r pr»jtn« that an or 1 fnJfn TjiUriditl. Saturday night f inhffwldrew KoulXw 'we Ite* “ -------------- dinner honwlrw n«lw «U1 l>« panaiu Mr. wd II." J W git* I »1B1 her daughter Mr* Lloyd Owvn 1 Field and Mra Mra John Anderson of Alto. * Mra. . ,,h4u,t:„ I and family. Friday afternoon Mn. । Lizzie Hoffman and Mra. Lucy Stahl (l 7. 6r4«U, Th.« tb* id h Jay or; Calm* and Mr* Owen called cm » — 1 of East Bowno were Sunday dinner ■ Ni.vrmbrr A. D- i»43. at t«n ■ ‘ ’"'A. }* , Carl Boyes of East Hickory Corocn fit. Fred o. Filch, waiver of no­ .— .-.a- ..r u*_ Da.it Mn»rr_ 1 i’k formrrrrti at 111.I I'r.ii*. r boerus wid found him very much 1mtice. filed, order appointing admin­ BAKBYVILLE ■w— t Mr, * i -sm’sssls1, istrator entered. • tor prevention al «top° . . . and brother-in-law and wife of De- ”Tt •7. y.rifcrr OHaveg. Tbai peMte' Ummers and aon of Battle creek 1 •Pf’S’’ fit. Borah O. Kenney, proof of tacriina u» “PM* war fndustry-and today — r' J. M. Church wlU Pfc. Duane L. Day who ha* been troll were Sunday guest* of Mr. and rotk. b« invn »>y p<ii>u<atiea I spent Saturday night and Bunday • ™ service filed, proof of publication laltlng hi* parents Mr. and Mrs , Mn, Floyd Walton. * Ml»* Jon- . t * »«p» <>t thi onter. for Ur*. c.n wllil hi, brother Clare and family. I evening «'*en'ni Nov. 1 tt I n'lirMLnn • it u lfmV moan* Uw prevention at »top- tiled, proof of will filed, order ad­ ctuextlon. it 1* trewoii for the man , page Ln anything and lu any and . A. Day. returned to Camp White. phlne MHIfr aud niece Mrs. Eva 1 ’76* r Ir'tao n2aa« a ■*»?1 * Maynaid Monroe and Iberia i Mr. a6d Mm. WwM at the front to refuje to use hte gun. iJrcv uidustry because every single mitting will to probate entered Wnw)., V, WAS 1 t,___ ...... .. TiArr a-*-. tb" Hl y of Grand ‘IB “»u ( 4 ’ in aaiil1 KiugKjOtt of Kalamaxoo spent Fri­ Marylln al their home fit. Walter A opauiamg. Spaulding prw. proof Oregon, ia*t Thuraday. It was iU* MJ.ar,. and HL waiter a All .T y.- ■^,,7 l?W« “ “ •»•.<«« M« having ' *£?"«« »w<some *f5n* of publication filed, order allowing first visit home in nearly, eleven R*oi<U vUited Motaav and Wed- | f*’*.. p day night and Saturday with May- . Park. Gull lake. TV,..rl Sf Probata rurd's grandparents Mr and Mra ‘7*4" claim* entered, final account filed, months. * Hie Rev. Birdsall of the n^.y at Steve Mlilcra: Mr and final receipt* filed, order assigning Clark Home at Grand Rapida oc- i Mra Ora Miller were Saturday and a »ru. c-j.y Probata Ardy P>en * Morris Benedict ha* j iTsai >■ ’££1,11 1 been home from Idaho for a tO-dayx i<irMJie<un'rara^n. strikes U I residua entered. Inheritance tax de­ cupled tlie pulpit, both at Nashville Sunday gueaU; Thursday evening , and Barryvtllc and wa* a dinner guests KUMts were Mr and Mrs. Charite Charlie ]| ______ , i. I think tartnlned. discharge of adminlstra- anml -----furlough and returned to hte train- 1 trite Even as Conunander AUiarton Ui^tmenwho^Jh _____ Mr unrl F H. H loStll.. Hili ir.lt ’., 1/guest nf of Mr and Un Mn. E. Lath- II r.ii.v. ea or wiw j tor issued, estate enrolled. Gibbs ..r ot r*t.. Clay Mr. and Ur. Mra. ' roti pubiicatiom ' ■ : rrerf^nt&‘the^‘erd^th^hc- Mra KlB^Y / mJ,“n roE WBUCATIOM rop Mr. and Mn. Will Hyde were Mlitqn Murphy of Grand Rapids I fit. Artemeela Babcock. ' also rbat. Coart. ” dinner guest*. * The Rev and were overnight gueste Saturday. ’ (wr Mn. Kenneth Griswold and Bud­ h.M at tb. and Mrs Clair Holder of Beltevue , *«h Mr. ""d Mrw Harold White, Mr. and Mra Archte Thoma* and , E*t. Adalbert Patton. Widow’s dy are moving this wci-k to Erie, Pa. , «f I spent Sunday with Mr and lira. isnd of Plainwell. Commander AUierton wus believed . | ‘elecUon ■ cellar flted. peUUon for widow's The Rev. Griswold will take a 3,- father of Cascade and Clare Cook . Probate onic th* 3«tth day of' john Ltnur/n ♦ Russell Watson i 1 1 "J tao filed, order granting wld- >e*r Seminary cvurac at Oberlin of Grand Rapids »pent Wednesday ; to have taken cognisance ot these I ™ ■ allowance allowari of Detroit spent the weekend with ; FOB VICTORY BUY BONDI «f» with Jake Oles* and daughter Cordevelopment* In scrapping ilia pre- 'olr,. ow* allowance entered, petition for College and Mrs. Griswold and Bud­ nne In honor of Mr. and Mrs. , f p„,i pared address and .ticking extern‘‘««* to sell filed, order for pub- dy will remain with her parvnu at Thoma*' 34th wedding anniversary. l, t) poraneouxly and straight from Uie dependent ujwn an uninterrupted llcalkin entered, Erie for the time being. They iiave fit. William R. Johnoock. final inul a very successful pastorate here * Edd Lacv called on Arthur Clark I lt»n. D shoulder. The astembled labor lead- stream of supplier from the home OHB-BUC* PRIVATg... »■ recatpt* filed, discharge of admin­ and at Naahville and have earned Saturday al the Ward Boulard era gave him clone attention and home * Mra. One Smelkrr. Mrs Southern gallantry found it* .. istrator issued, estate enrolled. when he finished they row to ap­ the love and respect of ail dunng plaud him. bU'^General Arnold Est. Laura Belle Edger, proof of their stay of a little over 3 yrs. We Beulah Hustettier vLMtcd Wednes­ match in Brooklyn after a resent of days ago that ** we publication filed, order allowing regret seeing them move but wish day afternoon at the Lacy and PbrGreen T.ke. Fleer ‘said “a couple nt broadcast of Phil Baker ’ * 'Take n “ ritt home. * Mrs. Ethel Boyle te « President Green took the floor liad barely enough air al Salerno. claims entered. them success In their new home. or Leave ta* .how. (WKZO Sun­ Kat. Inez E Nichols final receipt* The Rev. Ltoyd Mead of Whitehall viritlng in Detroit and Lansing * to answer Commander Atherton. He To you men who have been in uni­ day* at 9 p.m.1. Miriam Herr of MLshlcr and family. Mr and • you know -jL/"" 7. what "J'".'n Dial metres n’uZZ filed, discharge of administrator has been appointed to fill tlie va­ Wm. did not dispute Uie national coni- form Brooklyn got jitter* and couldn't Mn. En-in Mbhler of St. Johns. ' , filed, estate enrolled nixnder * figure* retained from the cancy and will begin his work here face the microphone. Private Louie Bkl Martha G. Johnston, peti­ next Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. Wil- Mra Edna Hostettler and daughters. Dixon of Atlanta, Ga.. volunteered tion for administrator filed, order | son Wlllitts wuuux and children of Mus- Mr. and Mrs, Frank Martin and in her place, answered the $64 appointing administrator entered. 1 kegon were euesta of the Rev. and daughter Mra. Lena Shultz of ■I Grand Rapkte. Anna Wolcott of fit. Frank Elston, final account Mra. J.«? r® question, then offered Mie. Herr ing 1 074.000 workers - ■ I ?Lrnen.’ 10,1 J Wlllitts from Friday until 1* I-anslng. Mra Keith Daniels. Ftoyd of* jl"'7 thousands more when we all or any part >f the prise. She Rtelng to height* of emotional ten* TL” Y* -7^7n " ai vwl L"iSSJ*l!Sr'A1S2!. S.M»- d?Tm wTdtawo wu" Berkey and family of Hastings, and declined not. finally agreed to ac­ oratory. President Green opened hl* ii.Su™ nun. 53J kAmm. ™i. ““ ™TuTh."k(?i. Clare » Eash and family enjoyed defense with the statement cept fast one dollar, explaining she MK'MIGAS FOOTBALL GAME* ON due entered, discharge of adminl*moved Sunday ddinner at the home of Mr. "Mr Commander it appears to me wa* "going iu frame it" so as to issued, estate enrolled •>?, h™ nnd ...ad Mrr Mrt A. T. Eash in honor of that I can with jxwfect propriety b. <7 S , r trator fit. Miron C Barnum. petition I Mr Huron ‘'lr »° n E™ 1®! Jonn M*.n wno be reminded oi the gallant private. “ u, their son Ensign John Eaxh who “ is if at tint Salerno kf cl point out to you that Uiom who heads, and *£,•£.-4 for administrator filed, order ap- '™P'“y™*11 <-rr£sutwEv bon1'' on furlough. He will return seek perfection In an imperfect; pointing administrator entered. Healy and to San Diego Nov. 1. . NOTICE TO CBEDtTORB PATHOS IN WAR... world are doomed to dtenpjKdntbond of administrator filed, letters , dinner gueststof Mr. and Mrs. Maun ment. but he who follows the path- > y00 help the boys who ant A minor tragedy of war-time a ar*S:iuSS aiSS,way of logic and reason, looking ... the story of thousands of u fit Soh^ P Oswald MUtlon far 1 night and Sunday guests of Mr. and meeting Thursday afternoon nt the above and beyond the Inconsequen- Trainman'* N trike English childran. born since ■ "In my own home state, just two hearing claims filed, notice to cred- Mra. Charles Day * Mra. Uocdon *orVfroII1n,(P’.jJ}d Frank J^nes of tlal fault* of a small minority, will the war. and bow they w«r« r ORSONIC realize that after all we are making weeks ago. a group of men who itma taued. warrant and inventory Hcjfman^nt^-rda^umand A/^^£buU^ intrigued by a atrange, round . Orson Welle*. who once swamped a fine record in a most imperfect work on the Pacific electric slopped fruit. Larry Lceueur told the work. I don't know wiiy The great to^WX?dVpo» n« A‘SXivdQXna Bnunm were the country** switchboard with hi* world.” i story on the WORLD TODAY | American public doesn't know why panicky "Men from Mar*" broad ­ President Green scored what he But they stopped. They are serving (WKZO daily at 5:45 p^L). t cast. recently caused another but of lhrtr grandpurR*L'S22n of Caritdn Mra termed the denitailrtatkm nf -or­ tlie shipbuilding plants and Uie I tar to ORtn Nsfety deposit box en- weetend 84 million oranges were un­ I c »» dcvaitating congc»tion by ganized labor as a whole for the plane factories of Uie Los Angeles ! «« e loaded in Britain far the children.. sins of a small minority, reviewed making no broadcast at all! When as crucial a *pct x; cxlxtc ir. ' Most of the children had never , the AFL’s no-strike pledge given to area, day. * Mr. and Mra Anthony all the ---United„„ Blates todav. '.~.'r ’,'.V_.’In 2 Ppro(S?d U(£i iTg^XTto ^erM*r' KtaSriM* HumphreAra^AUc^Oarta^ and seen an orange briers — they ' the government immediately after ---------poitjioncd on tlie "Suspense'* pro­ we lost more planes and didn't even know the orange Pearl Harbor, and claimed that ductian ship, to ttatlw «*M» UJM> «hc ^nouce ata coS filed, order "mid ------------------------gram. (Tuesday* 9 p.m. WKZO) Emory Lowe were In Hastings Sat ­ Eledge had been kept MO percent should be peeled before eating. tadio fan* from coast to coait enemy knocked down that week, gppointmg administrator entered, MM? urday afternoon v organized labor. He cited the called CBS iution* wanting *to 80.000 workers killed and 7.000,000 7.000.000 ( Suet^^Mild^be’tta dWfarawe’ta I °i dl,«deIre dlevtUewre aueat* of Mr and Mrs "LETS PRETEND injured the nation ’* 11 ^uctLa^oidd be Ita d^^we in 1| y* admi^tilUon taued.^order Um- Ocorec ouleu from Friday until snow why. injured In in producing producing the nation's ■aj-S&KSu Zha.—Last Weeks Letter alnews of war and asked, "does that 4® JM* count for anything, or doc* it mean °£ Mrs. Arthur Bates attended the CBS studios in New York after SEVEN LONG YEARS... anything?" fndtanantly he asked: k.,. .cv.mh «'»"'■ £££ ^^callera~gt Oerad ids ’hurray and Friday. * The • I* this a world without aln? Do • «» “F 1, BtMa^aJ^ton.bondof FX .1, .. ller.hoh Dr. Chri.i..n' M. (To.rf,.. SMu.d... 10«S admlnlsft-Stqr TIM. tetters Of adnJi.iA rreZk kiso a .Mtes« Phyllis and Ec­ the memlxrs of the church always ?/. y0Ur ' ' I ■dmln “" DAIWC uirr. w«a .T ---- ---. .Marilyn ----■hi. week. will. ' *7 ,bc “ i mini) mln.lstrBUon order caiier < Mrs live up to Uie hinh standards aet *• ,,1Bl C'QS< U> u*. Mrs. Harold Harold Higdon Higdon and and kardt kardt spent spent several several dav.s dav.s over the Ro»ctuary De pc3"’1’ »hell». apple core* ami candy for them? — Do Submit to Arbitration and Mr* HUdon's sister- weekend with their uncle -the nrnoffraternal nt sSiii organldaughterShould and Mra. Higdon'* sister- weekend with their uncle and aunt C.mi. rewrnin« WT. W n Ml ™i lhc Soar ->MlM tttlon* maintain their standards of “ I dan! know anything about tha fit Arallte A._ Cox^proo^ of^will (n ^ u . creeJt \ ere Sunday Mr and Mrs. Richard Bloomer in Milons maintain their standards of “I don't know anything about 1 wSof of service fUrel proo r in-law of Battle creek were Sunday HU^°5Stt^fBi 10 ike role oi or "M ike pro«r.m la. mM. . h* . Ann Arbor and also attended the rlghtcousncM a!wav*? rightcousnres always?, no TV* you find merit* menL» of^ of my bruthp-trainmen brottier trainmen’»* 1de- I illed. perfecilon in family .life, the mmt mand.^ j SllftteSd“tar'uniite of LTow^re "Judy Price” Wl1'1 110 )oun® audience. The mart filrt^r^ alMWM a guest Friday and Salur- dav dinner guest* <> and Mrs. • ha n,l,» eaten—a nt.f w*y to ru sacred oruanizallon in America? I concede they were absolutely dllte jt ***—** k—a* ta^d^rder fllnrl il£iu£ tettAre day u, 1* , teSteniSJtan and Alfred Higdon of Kalama- Rw..^2 will venture to >ay there are sinner* tThatnnIsn't the point, ,r>enmv Thte admit aecretarv. For dramatic the show, the more In TTie Aiwrtcan Legion?' * tratton. profenucdly ta. friendly to la| ^blteA I entered" "-•'■I-'" <'<•■ »nn >n«mt Wwinrsdav and Thura— *- -■ *• **•“ the duration. •!? «»cn-a new way to Labor’s Black Eye I bar ---- ‘—> Herslioit is de­ gua^c a.>how » popularity, but ihf hinery for_ tij*' ^.^"PfnloJ *U,d" ciavicai Mere town os wuinwx ~ Commander Alhertun wit* Intro- machinery — ,j moting all his U E»l- Miron C. Barnum. peUtlon Mr and Mra. C. W. McKeown of duced to the convention as a na- labor disputes during thia war. .J’ wikh hte uncle and aunt rxtra-radio time ttonal commander of Tlie American have a forum or a court rhert------- ! «or hcartM claim* filed notice to Grand iL.pldi were Buntal'dmn»' *7*™ I Mr and Mra. Walter Cooke. * Mr. to American BEST BET OF THJ WEBK legion who carries a union card side* can be heard. In the Instance 1 creditors issued, warrant and In- gurata 0£^ Mrs Russell I and Mra. John Springetl of Nash ­ H* igorketl for three years on n of Uie tralnnwn* ca*e that forum X^ukry’nied* Theatre Wing For something new In a quia | Mead arid family * Tlie Rev. and railroad once, and sUll maintain* . made a decision—It might be they „ AHoe Crouse, discharge of Mn. Kenneth Grtewc>7d and Buddy. ville arid zDenny Bates were din­ ahow. listen to CORRECTION ner gufcLs of Mr. and Mrs Arthur hte memliership in onn of the ' made the wrong decision—I don't rxpcu [ cr issue... v.. — ~ executor Issued, estate enroBed. were Sunday dinner r----- ------PLEASE, the program now rallr.ted brotherhctxte This an- know, but whan the umpire call* zdger. order au- । r.nd Mrs L. A Dav and fanUv. Mr Bate/ and famUy Sunday. * Bruce heard ov«r WKZO every Satur­ ’ Eckardt went to Lansing Monday nounerment was applauded by Uie * man out. he a pul. SomcUmra he ’ thoriilna aMlgnment of asset* for and Mn. Lester Beach and son of day night at uinc-flftcrn. You're delegate* I* wrong but the man te neverthe- , d^tributlcsi entered. i Vermontville were Wednesday eve­.’ where he is taking his second term ------ -----Speaking in a friendly tone and 1 less out. and vice yers* Those I fit, &t Mary E. Bollman, final acac­ ning callers. * Mr. and Mrs. Dorr• in the iliort course at M.S.C. * > Sunday afternoon eallera at the 1 intinuite manner. Commander Ath- I things about even up tn the course count ru^if nrder for oubllcatlon filed, order publication Webb of Nashville were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. nnd Mrs. home of Mra. Bertha Ec kardt were entered. fit Joseph McKnlght. warrant Flmer Gillett. * Lieut. Jr. Grade. Mr. and Mra. Albert Reesor and Martorie of West Wood­ and inventory filed. Report of Condition of the National Bank of Hastings : Perry Fawett of Missouri and Mrs.’ dauahte? Mr. and Mra Glendon EekFa&ictx and children of HAstlngs:I land. of Hasting.-.. Rickic..Oeriinger POWERS ECHOES Mr. and Mn Floyd Fxzett and ardt and sons Albertand Lawrence. Geo. Last Week * Letter children of Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Albert Frost and family were O. D. F*x*etl were Sunday evening; Schneider and daughter Etta. * Mr. i ruptsM very pleasantly surprised Wednes­ caller* of Mr. and Mrs. Burr Fnvett• and Mrs. Walter Cooke and Mra. BsviMd I day when iter brother pvt. William and family. * Pfc. Duane L Dxy Lydia Schuler were Sunday duuier Porter, who te stationed at Fort Dit. and Mn. L. A. Day were in Laming, guest* of Mr and Mrs. Lafe WilASSETS I New Jersey; her mother Mra. Wal- i Tuesday, calling on Mrs EmmaJ iiarns and family near Freeport. , ter Porter and sisters. Mtees Margie Wood and daughter Vlrgiline and I and Marion of Sparta came to Miss Anita Box. Red, Black. Caspian Seas 149.07*.ec 1 spend the day. * A/C Robert Field, The Red. Black and Caspian sea* ' who te home on a 15-day furlough Bocqusc of ill health. I will have on auction sale at the brick house one mile north Boulder Dani are all classed as mediterranean 1 3.70000 frotn Georgia, Mra. Field and hw Boulder dam is 660 feet In width I . !■!.< seas because they are enclosed or 1 mother. Mrs. Will Field of Hastings of Maple Grove Center an M-66; or 2 miles south and 2 miles west of Nashville an *10*03 *1 ” 'r',b"r V,r * will were Thursday evening dinner at the bottom. <5 teal wide at the nearly enclosed by land. lop. and 1.344 feet Jong nt its crest guest* of Mrs. Robert Field's par- s'gr “°r • b*“ as? COURT HOUSE SS££S s: lSl &L.SSS&- STATIC Ly ★ PETER PRESCOTTS SBM'.IS‘ft's: M?; K2?wS&.sLJm0DLA’"‘ UCTION SALE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1943 LIABILITIES r—... .— Rlp». sag CBrpBQ |h»1i. . DEPOSITS STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: ISOOO of Unlleii Hl«l (inrludiag pnatil ot.Slalr* anil paliUral tuMlvltlont ami ratbiar'a rh»rk». ale.I ... 1,243.0] CATTLE TOTAL LLVBILITIKW — VAI'ITAL ACCUONTH Mulley cow, fresh Feb. 8. Black cow, fresh Feb. 25. Guernsey heifer, fresh Sept. 8. 2 yr. old steer. Yearling Guernsey heifer. 2 calves, 8 mos. old. 2 calves, 4 mos. old. Guernsey calf, 2 mos. old. 40.000.00 40.eoo.oo CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Blal* nt Mieblcan. County rt Barry. W. A. EATON. Casbirr. (NEAL) S-MONEY MERMASH For EGGS WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chicks gain fast on MERMASH 17% of 18% protain with vitamin AID feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. GET READY FOR THE ZERO HOUR! INSULATE your home! Keep the cold out ond the heat in. Don't waste precious fuel . . . FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 21U N. CHURCH ST. It's necessary to make most of what you have! ' the REMODELING REPAIRINGOR BUYING HOMES See Us Now—Reasonable Terms THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Stabbins Bldg. Members F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 JFe Sell War Bonds and Stamps FARM TOOLS 12 in. Gale walking plow. 12 in. Bradley walking plow. 3 spc. spring harrow. 3 spike harrows. Steel roller. Oliver 2 horse cultivator. McCormick mower, 5 ft. International side rake and tedder. Wagon with flat rack. Double horn***. Hay fork, rop* and pulley*. Electric broader. Jamesway oil brooder star* 2 kerosene barrels. 2 rolls chickan fence. Electric fence outfit Quantity barb wire Steel stock tank. 2 milk cans. Large crock Barrel churn. Other articles not mentioned. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Range. Heater. Oil stove. Bed. Hand washing machine. Table and chairs. Bentley's reed organ. Walnut buffet. Some other furniture TERMS: CASH. NO GOODS REMOVED UNTIL SETTLID FOR. GEORGE B. DEAN, HENRY FLANNERY. AuctiMMi �LEGION REHAB THT HASTINGS BANNEB, THCTtSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1H3 BIX thlt it sure 1* swell to know you eased up a bit now. fellow. Burdette Tenn., to Maxwell Field. Ala., hl* ’ . have friends who remember you lecently ran ncrorw another Burr) present address' being: A/C Ronald H./Mulvaney. Squadron K-3, Flight 2. Class 44 F Maxwell Field, Alabama — - -----. has seen recently. His-latest address (Continued from page 1. Sec. D , 1* given elsewhere in.this column Box 2. Navy 83. 1 Lieut. Wayne A. Snyder. 01580347 New York. N. Y. 'I o T me year on the Job without vaca­ ^c nome h0,n5 of °LMr. Mr and Mra. Mrs. Frank. rr"_Hk APO 4908, c/o Postmaster tion. your friend • Zolly" 1* en­ A letter from Burdette Timm Sanders, was the scene of a lovely joying a brief "furlough" from says that he la undergoing special military’ wedding "Ta*t 'weekT’the the copy desk. So. the column । training at the Submarine Chaser bride and groom being Mra. Orpha Sgt. Kendall E. Potter. 36158651 this week will be a sort of iUtTraining Center at Miami. Fla. Kimmel of Hasting* and Sgt. Ben­ Co. B. 32nd Const. Bn., I Burdette says that because he has jamin Hart of 8. Carolina now sta­ Camp Crowder. Mo. 1 been transferred about «o much and tioned at Fort Custer. The bride so rapidly, he hasn't received any was attractively dressed in military Pvt. Ralph Frisby. 36154287 PronV'will be back to normal mail since Aug. 5 and hopes that beige, her corsage being yellow baby APO 635. cZo Postmaster | tils letters catch up with him soon. mums Med with yellow satin rib­ I Al the time he wrote Uie letter. bon. They were attended by Mary A letter recently received from Burdette wa* planning to go to the E. Gallup, nnd Sgt. Thruman Wil­ Pvt. Milo E. Bixler George Gardner by hU parent*. Mr. camp movie because it was free and ley of okla.. now stationed at Fori 16th Armored Div . and Mrs. Charles Gardner, say* j he wa* broke and didn't have the Custer. .Mary's corsage was bronze Camp Chaffee. Ark. that he 1* well and on duty some- money to go uptown and we ll dare baby mums nnd tied with old rose where in tlie Mediterranean area. He | anyone to pul forth a better reason satin ribbon. There were several Sgt. Inurence E. Garrison. recently received a card and a pres- ! for patronizing the camp movie baskets of flowers of orange and 20637513, ent from Mra. O'Donnell and toys I than that. Hope the situation has yellow mums with large red. white William Beaumont Gen. Hospital. and blue bows. After the ceremony, Ward 10. El Paso, Texas a buffet lunch was served, the table 'Laurence says that he sure would being decorated- with a two-tier like to hear from some of hU wedding cake and red. white nnd friend*). blue candles. Many friends attend­ ed Best wishes and all happiness Burdette A- Timm. S 2/C to the bride and groom. Eburgladen Hotel. Room 14 Pfc. Curtis Hawkins, recently the Miami. Fla. victim of an attack during which ids pocketbook was stolen and he Pvt. Gerald A. James 36458871 received severe facial injuries, re­ 522nd Base Hq A B. Sq . ports that he is getting along niceh Cobb Countv AAFld . at the statton hospital and hopes Marietta, Ga. to be back with his outfit soon Ato the attack, he doesn't remember Pvt. Gerald Skidmore. 36462576 n thing about It nnd hasn't the 29 TS.S.. Barracks 2645 least Idea who hit him or with whnt. Truax Field. Wis. Recently Curtis ran across another Barry county boy. Lee Burwell, with Donald E Clark. A/S K whom lie used to skate at Reid's Co. 871-43 Resort. Lee Ls now a seYgeiint and Camp Hill. U.SJ4.TS. the* two of them had time for a Farragut. Idaho. good talk. Hope you will be back TROUBLE MULTIPLIES! with yotir outfit soon, fellow, bePfc. Gerald Lawrence. 36460583 cnu«e we know that's where you Hq. 69th Tac. Ren. Group. ONE DOWN AND FIVE TO CARRY In a while. George'* present, county fellow. Richard Beckwith. ON THE HOME FRONT i once address is: I one of the few fellows from here he Addresses Blue Monday begins with a tragedy. For the Monday car of the five-some has folded. With proper precaution it would not hale happened. Once a month inspection by our skilled ean*JUe» like this . . . due almost entirely to the new order Have a real expert checkup . . . and then come back at Inter- Abilene. Tex. dresses. We ttilnk they nre all cor­ rect (or we wouldn't print 'em!* but well be surprised if »p aren't called to time somewhere along the | line for pulling a blurb. Hang on! Away we go! I The address of Bob Roush Ls I APO 502. c o Postmaster, San Fran­ cisco. Cui. -Instead of APO 505 ns I , hope none of your letters—especially [ "that certain" letter—go astray). Buy U. S. Bonds and Stamps ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Haitingi, Mich. Donald Nevlnjf latest address Ls APO 759. c/o Postmaster. New York City. Pvt. Willlafa H. Birman. ASN . 3686218 -------Camp Reynolds. Greenville, Pa. Aviation Cadet Ronald Mulvaney j has been transferred from Nashville. ■Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Dan Douglass were Mr. and Mrs. Rov Douglass and Mr. McCone of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs Oley Dougin's and family. * Mr and Mrs Albert Nash and two children were Sunday evening cullers at the home of Mr and Mrs James Wil­ cox * Dr. and Mrs. C- D Mohler cf Hostings were supper guests at tlie home of Mrs. Dan Douglass Wed­ nesday evenbig. A Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcox attended a birthday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs. Lester Lord's In honor cf Mra. Wilcox. A Mr. and Mrs Roy Oaks, Melvin and Delila and Twyla Jar­ turd spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Oaks east of Hastings, a Mr and Mrs. Howard Johnson of Hickory Corners and Mra Rankin Hart and daughter AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at Public Auction on the Perry Shurtz farm located 5 miles East of Battle Creek on U. S. 12 to Sandstone School, turn right 2 miles South to first four corners, turn right first house, or 1 mile West of Ceresco on Spaulding Road THE NAVY TAKES THE CUE Mr. and Mra. Byron Guy. He ex- In the love of There a>the Love of peels to be drafted soon. Here; --------------- +<» ' Think of him »UU a* the Mine. I PLEASANT HILL । Beatrice and .Bernice Palmer He “ ttcl dead—lio is Just away! spent the weekend with their par-1 By Jame* Whitcomb Riley S»“m.u.,cXfeu* ISS'JffiB “.‘J*8 ! an™Mr^CWton (SnpbeT w The ’’“Veio'XY’^velt in on Armls- Sunshine club will meet with Mr*. Ben Palmer Thurtday afternoon A ftHamntav . ***? ’ S3. 'S1. “SSvif'c ed the Garden dub at the home of । Mrs. Norman Purchase north of n .?,1 pTimer ’u, n. ?r Bert Palmer, a Mr. nnd Mra. Bert ; Pa mer .pent Sunday with her parent*. Mr. "Z? nnd Mrs.' Cynis Cyrus Shroyer 1* Mrs Barbcrsf orners. * Mr Mr. and Mrs. at Barbers Corners. Matt Bedford attended the fish suoper at the Middleville creamery Friday evening, a Sunday dinner guesu of Mr. and Mrs Paid Gib.iison were Mr. and Mrs. Frank v Killmcr and son of Coats Grove. ■ OBITUARY OF JESSE A. FOX Jesse Arthur Fox. youngest child of Charles E. Fox and Ednah ‘ -Spraguei ‘Fox. was born in Battle Creek on Aug. 17, 1034. and was taken in death. Oct. 24. 1943. at the age of 9 years. 2 months and one liuii will contribute to the winning of the war.ofnrnclamatlotr ••Where** Nov 11 1943’ is the 2 HEAD HORSES 1 horse, 11 years old. 1 horse, 12 years old. Good work team. 30 HEAD OF CATTLE 3 registered black Aberdeen Angus cows, 5 yrs. old. 2 Purebred black Aberdeen bulls, 17 mos. old. y 1 Purebred black Aberdeen heifer. 17 mos. old. Heifers and cows bred to pure blood bull, all due in spring. 3 Purebred black Angus heifers, 7 mos. old. 1 Milch cow, due April 1st, milking 10 to 12 qts. 8 Hereford heifers and steers, 1 yr. old. 1 Durham heifer, 2 yrs. old, pasture bred. 1 White Durham heifer, 1 yr. old. 1 Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, pasture bred. 1 Holstein bull from W. Sprague stock. heifer, 1 yr. old. 1 block heifer, 2 yrs. old. 1 Purebred Jersey bull, 18 mos. old. 2 Purebred Guernsey heifers (bred in Moy). 1 Grode Red heifer (bred in Moy). 2 Heifer calves, 6 mos. old. 1 Poland China sow, 5 pigs 8 wks. old. 1 Poland China sow, 8 pigs 10 wks. old. 13 Shoafs, wgt. 125 lbs. each. 1 O.I.C. boar, 500 lbs. 18 Full blood O.I.C. pigs, 6 wks. old. FARM IMPLEMENTS 1 1 1 1 1 wagon and rack. Late Deering binder. John Deere hay loader. McCormick Deering mower. Oliver Corn planter, fertilizer attach­ ment. Fertilizer or Lime spreader. 1 Corn sKeller. 1 Bean puller. 1 99-Oliver walking plow. One 2-Horse John Deere cultivator. 500-lb. scales. 2-Wheel scraper. 4 Roll Storm fence. Army saddle and bridle. Double harness, nearly new. Girls' bicycle. tile nation Coinman brief talk filed a det The Ama The heads ganlZAlion.i the conuni Atherton's tliat day by rededicating ourwives. with Hie faith and loyalty of Uie men who fought und died for our came during Uie first World War. io those tasks which are directed toward achieving victoiy ui Uie present struggle, "Now therefore. I. Franklin D. Roosevelt, presidint <>t Hie Uiiilcd States-of America, do hereby cull upon the ueoule o! the United States io observe Nov. 11, 1943. by devoting Uuunselves wholehearted­ ly and wiUi renewed fervor to ev­ ery task that will contribute to Hie winning of the war; nnd I di­ rect that tlie flog of the United States be displayed on mH govern­ ment buildings on that day." marks atre American 1 ol all veU main in committee CHICKENS 49 HEAD HOGS 1 Poland China sow, 2 yrs. old, 500 lbs. 1 Chester White sow, 2 yrs. old, 300 lbs. 300 White Rock pullets, ready to lay. Other articles too numerous to mention. This is all first class merchandise. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, NO GOODS REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. JAMES REYNOLDS, Proprietor HAYNES CAMPBELL, Auctioneer HARRY KING, Clerk fair twain a small I pensions I< mander Al Tecmen. cause the He wi* a student :it Monroeschool nnd member of Bethel chajx'l church. He 1* survived by the parents, who reside in Johnstown twp.: three brothers, Chas. Duane Fox of rout" 6. Battle Creek. Richard and Robert nt home; and one sister. Joan, at home: a grandmother, Mrs. Maria Pox of Battle Creek: a great-grand­ mother. Mrs. Alice Juckett of Burington. Mich ; and two nephews. MUNICIPAL COURT Frank Glilons, 19. of Buttle Creek, 'Tiarles and Jonathan Fox of route was arrested by the city police Fri­ day afternoon charged with reck­ 1 cannot say. and I will not say less c|riving on Michigan Avenue That he I* dead.—he is Just away! With a cheery smile, and a wave of . dining the rush hour when work­ men from the factories were un A favorite indoor sport of the Navy at USO clubhouses here and the hand. He has wandered into an unknown their way home. He was brought in­ overseas is pocket billiards. A member agency of the National War to Municipal court Saturday, ad­ land. Fund. Hie USO operates more than 1500 clubhouses and centers And left us driaming how very fair mitted Hie charge. and was sen­ where every effort is made to furnish the men of the armed forces It needs must be. since he lingers tenced to five days in Jail and glv-< with a home away from home. in n fine ot 810 and $7.40 costs. If , there. And you—O' you. who the wildest he faits to pay. 10 days will be added to Ills Jail sentence. yearn Mary of Brush Ridge spent Sunday were presented with a gift. * Our For Uie old-time step nnd the glad at Hie home of-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. sympathy Ls extended to Mrs. Herreturn.— WAR BONDS ■ Haven*. । bert Van Streain in the death of Think of him faring on. os dear i her brother of Kalamazoo, who was । I MILO found dead at his home Sunday Fifty-seven people attended the■ morning: also to Mrs. C. Morford P. T. A. at the school house. Fri­. and family in the la* of their dear . day evening and enjoyed the Hal­. one. Dr. Morford's death was a loween entertainment given by Mrs. shock to everyone in the com- 1 Saunders and the pupils. Tlie ple-. munlty. * Everyone in invited to , eating and donut-dunking contests, the Home-coming which will be held , were especially enjoyed. After the. at the church Sunday Nov. 7. Pot- ■ —to both men and women, on just your own signa­ program refreshments of sand-. luck dinner will be held at one • i wlches. coffee and pumpkin pic were. o'clock. served. The next P. T. A. will be ture ond security. Cash advanced up to $300.00. held Friday. Dec. 3. with Mrs. Bert HIGHBANK Stenger and John Beck the comRepay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. Mr. and Mra. V. Hawblitz and mlttce. * Mr and Mrs. Merle family spent Sunday at Amos Wen­ Bradfield were In Allegamon'Tues- ger's near Naahville. * Several from dny nnd Thursday on ifusincs^. * Lhl* wav attended the funeral of Twenty-four neighbors And friends Oeorne Green Sunday In Nashville. gathered at the home' of Mr. and A Mr. nnd Mrs Prank Hnwblils CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION $ Mrs. Laurel GarrLsori'Saturday eve­ visiter! Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. S 10154 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. ’ S ning to help Mr. Garrlscon cele­ Frank Jones in Battle Creek, also $ brate his birthday, also a farewell called on Howard Jones and family PHONt! 2722 $ ns Mr. and Mr.,: Garrison are going there and Mr. and Mrs B. Jones HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. to live in Hastings this winter Four at St. Mary's lak?. * Several peo­ tables of txidro were enjoyed and ple enloved a dinner given for Stu­ other gaipes. The guest* of honor art Guy at the home of his parents. abled met their gave Comnuu heavy cm program t Uie Work associated "You mi he said. of Americ fighting r their iieall common < it they gel Rankln'n committee He said. 1 be turned CO PERSONAL LOANS H MOT CLU ICN BRA SOU !c| M 220 lc MEN and WOMEN WANTED IN OUR LOCAL PLANT k k k k lc lc |c k lc lc icl GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES k k PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE VIOUS NYA’OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING HAY AND GRAIN 50 ton Alfolfo Brome hoy. 300 bushel Oats. 18 ton Silage. 600 bushel Corn. 12 bushel potatoes. committee. John Rani Stored’« 1,1 the Arinistice with Oermany which tcrmuutted iil>sU1..ii'* U Uw of U.e IU*: Worid war* iuuT’^wneieH* Wjlt.ieus usuaio concurrent resolution tfa o|uuon ’ 18 ol Uie uxty-mnth cungrra* pa^ed June 4 1920 n(JUt-.Ms tin- president of Uie Unlltd bulel lo u I)J(X-lamatloi> ealllllK for Uw oUenunce of Nov. 11 AimuUtl. day. ulld WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1943 AT 12:30 SHARP, THE FOLLOWING Lcgi.la WA8HIN The Amti LUatlvo DH the vital I* adopted by vention In welfare of War I and families, wi committee here, recei mander Wi All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1943 LEGION PRESENTS REHAB PROGRAM Dr. Morford Found Dead In Hit Car Friday P. M. SOMETHING FOR THE BOYS t b*" - under the UUe the credit of, . Chairman greeted with veterinarian, was round dead. FrtBefore Congressional ‘that Jammed Legislative Committee ' in which the bearing waa held. the hlghwn Leglen Program Outlined WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 22 The American Izgkxi's 1944 le< township. talatlve program dealing with . . _ the vital luues ot rciiabilltaUon as program for legislation dealing ] - •tu.nin. I adopted by the 25U1 luiltonai con- ‘ with rehabilitation. Commander I vcnllon In Omalia. keynoUna Uie AUterton emphaawed: . 01 a/.*M,.cou^;I welfare of the disabled of World I 1—Jurisdiction over veterans' leg- only *o .4?? I War I and World War II nnd tlielr i talatton In connection with bolh P wi n™ road and struck a lance, which famlllca. wm laid before the House World Ware I and II should remain **£*{“; I stopped It. The sheriffs office was committee on veterans* leg Walton promptly notified. Undcraiieriff here, recently by NaUonal Com­ • Doster and Coroner Lathrop were In the house. mander Warren If. Atherton. soon on their way and. upon their All 18 members of Uie House arrival made their investigation. Used Aerial Tetagraghy 2—Pruvb! mi of sufficient hospital ; clol League. ' committee, headed by Chairman Dr Latlirop called It a case of heart Jolin Rankin of MUdsalppl. were beds so that Ute Veterans Admin-1 Don Siegel carried the load for attack, and did not consider an In­ present when Congressman U-ltoy tatraUon may care for Uwne In need Hartings Piston Rings in the Recraa- 1 quest necessary. .................. ........... from *----- servlet - —(Iqq League and produced a 681 m- , Johruon of .California introduced upon their discharge directing artillery Ore from ths Dr. Morford is survived by hta riea to cod three games for hta; the national commanrier. in World War II. wife. Vida, by a son Vernon, ot Virtually all armies used a 11 Commander Atherton m.-.de a He set forth Uie Omaha conven- mate* and to have third place for , Cnstey. and by a daughter, Mrs. system: the plane circled over brief talk to the committee, and tlon resolution on thia aubject, in­ Vera Lawrence, of Cremey. also by target, noted the burst of shell filed a detailed written ouUlne of cluding the further requrat that if BLISS LEAGUE: Foundry won a j a brother Floyd, of Delton. The American Lcgian'a program. sufficient Veterans AdmlnistraUon pair from Engineers; Shop Office । a code message was telagra] Tlx- body was taken to the Wert- and .--------The heads of other veterans' «- beds are not available that The dta- annexed two from Electricians and ' man funeral home In Battle Creek. *° a receiving station. ganlzaUons also nj -------- J *--* — . obled men be retained in Army and Office won the odd gome from Tool । ippeared before the committee. I Navy hospitals u long u may be Room. necessary. Atherton's Remarks PISTON RING LEAGUE: CIO —Increase In disability compenCommander Atherton in hta re- , -3-------- -------------------------------won a pair from Navy Tool Room; -- provided in HJl. । Engineers blanked Office; and Ma­ marks stresM-d the poalUon of Tlie । satton -----rates aa In HJl. American Legion Uiat the handling ‘ 3356 already Introduced by Choir- । chine Room won a pair from Grinof all veterans' affairs should re- man Rankin In Uie House. Rankin's main in the veterans' legislativecommittee ------- ------------------ this ubill ‘’’ *favor -------­1 reported RECREATION LEAGUE: All Ae­ committee in the House because ably October II. ries ended In three to nothing TREAT YOUR CAR TO of tlie committee's long record ot fair treatment of veterans. fight to provide protection tor wc'KteiVJdREGULAR CHECKUnl «ldw> and .nd orphans of « World World War ».r I "L,. «™, "The American Logion Ls asking ' widows 1 dcU : . US iSSSE" a small raise for men receiving 11 veterans. rou from Hastings ice and Fuel. pensions for war dlsablJiUcs." Cora- Widows and Orphans LEAGUE. Rotary mander Atherton told Uie commit- j On this subject, commander AUi- , SERVICE Fort Custer Inf.; Kiwurus tecmen. "We are asking tills be- erton In hta prepared statement,। blanked No.. 2 wnitewasned no whitewashed Gix» Gibs uugout; Dugout: car in top condition, caii'A.- the cost of living lias risen said: .............. w continue ... ........... our]' ond K,wan18 No- 1 won l,,e mbber At the largest U. S. heavy bomber base in North A fries, fliers and ground crew members of the and lias brought hardships to dta- 1 "We propose to for more officiant dows to mi<lprovide ’ronSSuu 0^tWor^ ’"cOioSwLAL^LEAGUE:• state State Army Air Forces are entertained by Martha Raye, screen and radio singer, one of the leading figures abled men dependent solely on fight protection forrWar wi- .‘ "^^^i^HTAFTTJRAGtTK service, for added their government compensation." dows and orpiians of World War Insulation ./<..• in the show world sent wherever American Boys are stationed, by L’SO-Camp Shows, a member ? Vrteron, ^TR^7M Yfrer twke topped JrT, 40 M ....1 and Ms M’s m by Commander Atherton abo 1*14." LmJ I veterans. HR 1744 after from twice a‘ and Mthree sby I to wii^removed K*me; Coffee ShopMscored agency of the National War Fund. heavy empluuta on Uie Legion's being objected to was removed ‘f>une' over UOIIeMoone; * ecOTea Serv- I f.71^ from “ victories Andrus program for vocational training ot the consent calendar of the House. Ice took a pair from Goodyear Bros. tires! Start it off the World War II disabled, and , but it is our hope that tills meri- Hdwe.; MQai-Lljir Cre<^ierv "won Middleville Creamery won I; associated rehabilitation matters. torlous Iwklation can be called up ,d’‘Yd rame limn Trio C^te Foo*' right for foil driving Mastc :s of Olbera . Barley as Scratch Feed odd game Irom from Trio Cafe;- Food •You members of Uils committee," , bv some other method I '.the n<* “ “ rame 1710 ca,c rooa I The Japanese as a nation are ear- , For poultry scratch feed, barley frw of nf i Center annexed two from Medics: I he sold, ■'represent tlw great iwatt; "I have mentioned only a -Lfew nestly. dedicated to the proposition .w-_,; nnd Standard XT* Oils dropped two to makes a good aubstitutc for wheat. of America In the treatment of our our oblectlvcs. However. I ask perAA -----*.»_ FIRST METHODIST CHURCH j that all men arc made to be slaves If barley ir used in place of corn lighting mm who have sacrificed mission to submit for the record the > u 1 Morning WoralUp next Sunday at ■ nnd servants of Uie Mikado and all for poultry, the ration needs an adtheir health and Ui/ir future In our remainder of our resolutions to..180-244-180-• M4 10: 00 o’clock. Mr. Stone will use as common defense You mat to grllter with Uie bill numbera which KG. Laubaugh ’ his Uiemc, "God’s Controversies nnd riches and resources are created for ditlcnal supply of vitamin A. aa bar-1 it they get a square dual." ■ would carry such recommendation" D Siegel ... the glory and grandeur of the MiI Icy la deficient In this. Green feed, ; Ours." There will be special music. Rankin'* Reply to occomplLshment. We know from .155-206-214—674 Tlie Church School will meet at kadoan empire. I range, slfalfa meal, grass silage, or j Krause . , Chairman Rankin replied for hta I experience your committee will give C 1BO-196-178-M4 11: 30 under the direction of Judge y McMillen tlrh liver oil will supply the vitamin. MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR committee to Commander Atherton. • tach one careful con-itderaUon. . 184-179 191-554 . Adclbert Cortrlght. The Youth Fel­ He said, In part: "At the end of this war the Con- K Clark Ixulzlana Furchase Chase lowship will meet at 7:00. STATE ST. PHONK 3M4 HASTINGS "The veterans of this war will not ' grass will of necessity effect every K OUoaen The Itouisiana Purchase, complet«... nirr.r.«i The Michigan Conference Wom­ be turned out without employment, preribie economy In government but C. 203-167-179-530 an’s Society of Christian Service cd between tlie U S. and France M Wftaon ‘ . America thn i "The disabled of Uilr. war will not , wc hoj»e that never again si’.all the J. Buy War Bonds and Stamps Hara! .235-157-146—638 will hold Its Annual Meeting in April 30, 1603. involved 1.172.000 I ,n 0,0,1 01 LaUn America tho Hill .. school year begins In April or May J .103-211-133 —636 ; Trinity Methodist church, Grand square miles and a cash considera­ J Patrick | Rapids. Thursday. Nov. 4. Repre1 and ends in November. WOMENS LEAGUE | sin tat Ives from ’.lu? local Methodist tion of 315.000.000. Jone Daniels toppled the pins for : Church will be In attendance. a 479 series to lead the women keglers for the week and to spark her SOUTH JEFFERSON UNITED /F mates. Bonnet and Gown, to a BRETHREN CHURCH . three game triumph over their op- i F. W. Moxon. Pastor ponanta. Preaching at 10 AM. .Betty Braendle and Lucille WllHeuy uraenaie ana nucuie wu- । Sunday school at 11 AM. litis teaming together for Slate In- ; UBCF at 7PM aulalion staged "a race for second HAVE YOUR CAR CHECKED ^M^Uh*Mra dBraendle cainlnr ’an Evangelistic service at 8 P.M. spot with Mrs. Braendle gaining an Mid-week prayer service Wcdncs- BOWLINGNEWS faSSttW --------------------- _ FOR DURATION SERVICE a CHURCHES McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE FOR WINTER NOW MOTORS OVERHAULED CLUTCHES INSTALLED IGNITION—CARBURETOR SERVICE BRAKES RELINED SOUTHWIND GASOLINE HEATERS REPAIRED. MAHLER MOTOR SALES 220 STATE ST. PHONE 2909 wniiSk h day 01 ’:3° P'M' to „¥ Mrs. u> rs winitts 4W». I The WMA. will hold an all day Strand Theatre dropped a pair to , meeting Thursday ut the home of ZSd I Mrs. 'uilian Barter’236 236'E. E:. Thorn Lillian Barker. Tlsorn oX ™; s' a *«■“»» a™* -ui tr£’n.w?n™nPtor/T’reom‘pS- baitist church notes 1 PL Sunday school at 10 o'clock. ’ ErtVlrte service at 11 o’clock. SerJ. l£nteU^............130-169-171-479 139-169-171—479 ■ Conununtan 8ctv' ..160-130-171 — 470 , ------ ira'162 136—460 Evening'” meeting at 7;J0;Evangel. .162-162-136 —460 -----------Si S- 43^457 ser™n . n Hoxiow 186-125-145^456 ILY.P U. allyqtmg J86-125-145Tuesday —456 [ nights m. smtth :::::::"i66-i77-iitz455 bw,ud Me/Ung at .165-177-113—455 162-128-152— —453 L53 '“S’.163-138-152 J. Maclvor . Wed. nights prayer meeting at .146-144-152—442 7:30 C. Hubbard at the church. Also teadilng .136-175-130—441 : F. O’Donnell S. School lesson. .133-126-180—430 ofWed. M. Matthews afternoon. Nov. 10. Ladies Missionary Society mecte with Mrs. 1 Dough Sticking to Spoon H. Hawkins on West Mil! street. । To prevent dough nicking to the All ladles invited.^ spoon when making dumplings dip PRESBYTERIAN 1 the spoon into hot liquid each time ANNOUNCEMENTS I before putting it into the dough. 8. Conger Hathaway. Pastor . The Women’s Missionary society* will meet Thursday afternoon, Nov. I 4. at 2 o'clock at the manse. Rev. i W. M. Griffin, of Vitui Oklahoma, a missionary among tlie Indians in I Oklahoma, will speak. The public Is invited to attend and hear his i message. Sundav morning worship at ten- ! thirty. The pastor will tell about | "The Boy Minister" and will preach 1 on the theme. ''Objects of Memory." GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. O. H. Trlnkleln Services held In the I.O.O.F. hall. Green street entrance. Divine worship at 10:30 A.M. Tlie Dastor^wijl preach an. ‘‘Observing the Signs of tlie Times.” Sunaav school at 11:30 A.M. The Sunday school staff meets tomorrow (Friday) 7:30 PM., at 1501 S. Jefferson. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Corner of Ehst and Bond Sendees on Saturday: Sabbath School 9:30 AM. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Y.PM.V. Meeting 4:30 PM. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve­ ning at 7:30. METHODIST'RURAL PARISH Bessie M. Rullsonr-Pastor ■ Preacltlng services at Martin and Quimby at 10 and 11:30. Commun­ ion Service nnd offering for the Fellowship of Suffering and Serv­ ice. Church school at usual time. Sunday school at Goodwill and Hendershott. 10 and 10:30. The Goodwill young peoples group will meet Sunday evening with Shirley MUltaon. Theres a crowd on the lines It’s always a big croud in these war days. But the long distance operator keeps the calls moving quickly unless there are just too many for the circuits. If she says the circuits are busy, you can help by canceling your call if it isn't really important. But if you can’t cancel, the operator will, request — ’'P/e«ue limit your call to 5 minutes." It’s the work of war we are trying to speed over the wires. MICHIGAN BILL Tl LI PH OH I COMPANY PILGRIM HOLINESS TABERNACIf Sundav school 10 A.M. Next Sunl is Missionary Day and tlw offer­ ing will be Riven to that cause. Preaching at It AM. will begin a scries of evangelistic services. Rev. Wilber Phillips, a Southern evan­ gelist. formally from North Caro­ lina. and now a student at the evangelist He will speak every nite U. & CHUBCll Rev. Coldren. paster of the U. B. Church an Grand St... is at Bliss­ field assisting in Evangelistic serv­ ices and Rev. Samuel Ostrolh will preach for him next Sunday. Noy7, at 11 n-m» , ■ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Comer Church and Center Streets Subject, “Adam and Fallen Man." Sunday service 11 am. . Sunday sciwjol 0:30 am. Wednesday evening service at 7:45 pm. • Reading room In church edifies open Wednesday and Saturday from 3 to 5 pm. AUCTION SALE Having decidcd to rent my farm out in fields, I will hold a public auction at my farm located 3 miles west of Nashville and 1 mile south; or 91 miles southeast of Hastings on M-79; or 3 miles northwest of Maple Grove Center on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1943 COMMENCING AT 12:30. HORSES Brown more, 9 yrs. old, wgt. 1600 lbs. Black gelding, 11 yrs. old, wgt. 1600 lbs. Bay gelding, 7 yrs. old, wgt. 1550 lbs. COWS Black Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh 2 wks. Red cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh 2 wks. * Spotted cow, 5 yrs. old, due now. Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, due Nov. 3. Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, due Nov. 12. Black Jersey cow, 8 yrs. old, due Feb. 10. Guernsey and Durham cow, 4 yrs. old, due Dec. 1. Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, due soon. Heifer, 6 mos. old. Durham bull, 14 mos. old. SHEEP 14 coarse wool ewes, 1 to 5 yrs. old. Coarse wool buck lamb, eligible to regis­ ter. 20 ewes, 1 to 5 yrs. old. Reg. Shrop buck. John Deere corn binder. Deering mower, 5 ft. cut. Massey Harris mower, 5 ft. cut. Osborn side rake. Thomas grain drill. 3 sec. spring tooth harrow. Single disc. McCormick Doering riding cultivator. 2 horse walking cultivator. Oliver No. 11 riding plow. 99 Oliver walking plow. 2 walking plows. Spike tooth drag. Land roller. John Deere hay loader. New Idea manure spreader. 5 tooth cultivator. Double shovel cultivator. Birdsell low wheel wagon and flat rack. Pair heavy sleighs. Steel wheel wagon. Set dump boards. Viking cream separator, nearly now, 400 lbs. capacity. HAY About 7 tons hay. Corn shelter. Good set heavy work harness. Third horse harness. 2 log chains. Cant hook. Large kettle. Spring . s«at. Forks and shovels. Galvanized stock tank. Other articles too numerous to mention. TOOLS Milwaukee grain binder, 7 ft. cut. McCormick grain binder, 7 ft. cut. Oak bookcasa. Oil stand. 2 burner oil stovo. Kitchon table. HOGS 2 O.I.C. sows, with 17 pigs. 8 shoots, wgt. 80 lbs. , HOUSEHOLD GOODS — TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. MILTON GESLER HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer 2 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-11-11.pdf eb984956c02b4a96656626e2031a0c87 PDF Text Text HELP BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS The Hastings Banner SECTION ONE—RACES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR On Three Damage Suits the ft ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Were Started Here Last Week Home Front HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1943 SAVE ELECTRICITY HASTINGS NEEDS MODERN YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTER TO CONSERVE Tyden Pork Offer* Ideal CRITICAL MATERIAL Site for Such a Project BACK THE A WAR I NU 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS FOUR COAL DEALERS *1145Delin,’uen‘Tox! Distributed Lost Week RATIONIN INVOLUNTARY ☆ AT A GLANCI RATIONING PLAN County Treasurer George Clouse last week remitted to the townships, villages and to thl* city their re­ Three suit* for damages were , spective shares of the delinquent started in the Circuit court of this , taxes he had collected for the county with the filing of the ncc' month of October, amounting in all eKtary legal papers with the county Tlie Banner has several times the difference between good charac­ HSU. Tl>„ *1.145.44. The to Thia Isa regular Certificates of Necessity .i; to .... , amount* *ent tn Careful Use Can Bring mentioned the urgent need of a । ter and delinquency. Polks have been so apologetic clerk. - ? the treasurers of the differ* different mu- designed to. aid ym T« ii.mU Two damage actions, growing out community center for Hastings, ita i about writing tills letter from the To Be U*dd During Present nlclpauue* were as follows: About Big Saving Such a place, or any kind of a primary value would be that It ’ place, could never be a substitute Home Front. Shucks. I insisted on of automobile accident* were filed Acute Shortogc < To the townships: Assyria would afford a suitable place where. Jor u r^Lhome and writing the thing uii* week I ‘Now Thursday. Ralph Teeter *uea Chas. b£e' J* iI., Plans 1*1 nns tor f<g Lssuuig Usulng and honoring I Baltimore 445 69; duttj Barry tukcfUiut gun out ot my ribs. Zol- C. and Nettle Baughman, claiming article* outlining specific ways for .1 under wholesome coudittans. our I Wi??lldid10HeVer’ ^°°l*n‘t5 . ^'certificates of necessity" to insure Carlton $30£3; Castleton *218.69; > — dividual! ,— ----- ----------to cooperate mor* ly! ('Seriously, guys, I have several damages of 4300. Alien Bishop seeks conserving the seven essential scrv- .■ etty's young people could get to- I txiv ^iri^rtth “n ablr division of available ■ Hastings townshlo $2633: Hope | winning »£«***<« thing* to tell you about. 'Die first $500 damage* In the suit he brings ices Included in the war conserva- ।I aether for such purpoecs as recrea- boy. *?r,K r ulU1 ? ^ider and better coo, supplies here in Hastings were ' $27 92: Irving $0.41; Johnstown । Meats, FaU, . tion program. i tion. group social gatherings, db.- I Is—wtio’a iiome on furlough or against Wm. Clark. Monday bv represent*-1 $30.12: Maple Grove $0J7; Orange' 5 On Thursday Fred W Brenner I Electricity 1* one of these esaen। | cuflslon of timely topics, dances. I tunt. It tea perversion of the hu- tlv„ of tJu. leave? The list is so long this week c^umy Defense vtlle $2.27; Prairieville $13.03; Rut- ' valid throughDec. 4; Brown 8 _____ take ____ the ____space ________ __ I games, etc. It would also serve such that _ I can't to filed men- preliminary notice of the fact' tlal services. ’ Councl1- the Hastings Chamber of | tend $10.76: Thornapple HIM: K teMmragood Nov. 14 and to Hon a lot of the fellows who lire that.he ask* damages not 'xceedtag f Most e £tric Power Is generated I, adult organizations a* the Women's ।, gangs of joungsters become hood- commerce theBarrv Countv War । Woodland *20.72: Yankee Springs through Dec. 4. sporting new stripe* on their ‘ 410.000 from Floyd und Valley through the use of coal, pelroleiim, i club. Rotan' and Klwanta clubs. >1“nd local 110 09 701411 W, ^“.70 | 8SSSTxGY*?,«Sd thn sleeves8 If I list the fellow* I've Moore and Marshall Tripp*. The products, and natural gas. In those .| so many types of informal gather- 1' ,in^nctltlLs“^Crl2-^rted,hlnrth"11 Rat'On , inrtlnct is not. perverted .and ; coal dealers including Hastings Ice I To three villages and this city: Bjood seen, and the places they go back ■ lepers do not mention the reasons localities having water t«wer avail - ings. If posible. it should con- i ■£’ to, you will at least get an idea for this action They will be given able for producing electricity, tlwwe |; tain a large room wherein could lie , properly guided, it developathi i & Fu,.| Hiutiiqts Lumber & Coal. 1 City of Hasting* $260.11; Freeport Vli‘l 1 Farm Bureau Services and Smith ' 440.10: Middleville $15.72; Nashville , Book 4 good through Dec. 20. of Ivow Hastings lias spread itself when the formal complaint is filed. ! other metitod* rnust. supplement. suitably dlsplaj-ed relic* of Hastings *1 contribute much to Br<M Vclt/. o> n,,. Hasting.-.! 4285 81. Total lo villages and this | * bM-> within our borders: I The complainant’s attorney resides i that process to provide continuous pioneer days, and ot the preceding , Onlln dinned to partici- city 4601.74. i « i'J?0™ 522*1* niku oolumbl. in K.lkn^QO. _______ ” a^'oe. ui !, twenty-fourJSSJlS hour a aay lod when lndUns were Uie ^jy the welfare, happinew and 'of a young n person, when he ....1: iirnur .L.n ----------------- «*» ------_igood for 5 lbs. - on Nov. 1,- rtn the fuels fuel* mentioned mentioned above, above, coal coal, jnhttbjlant.s College NYC' Hoi. Reid Webb — ■—— a a » ———— the . s,i. , o. kt p-™...x sass ctaeu I ..... — ---------------Ku far urant.-r aiTUllInt | ■­ I of elKtrtcitv oroaucca in aucnigun I Such a center would be supremely ” nikht now etomumto Ito .re ' Stamp 18 good for 1 pair, i Hi,. TinitZd qtates worth wh||e CTpcctany for young EarJi; Gene Busti. Pensacola. Fla. ■“ I and the United State*. ""Through conservation we can | people coming into the formative 1 dealing with tile problem of juvenile . amounte to a volunire raU^U« extended indefinitely. A I aDprSdSStelkltwo/pounds tariod of their live*, when such a [ delinquency are realizing what they ay5tein wnj, priority given to those ' Marines—Bob cook, Jr.. Oberlin stamp No. 1 in War Rattot | III scheduled ^oodjor one pi College. Ohio. I of coal required to produce one place might mean for their future (Continued on Page 4. S«. 1,» ; W|1O have not more than a five day. Army—Bill DeCou. Dick Plngle1 kilowatt hour or unit of electricity. I-----------------------------------------------------------i sunnlv cf coal on hand and. In any ; Stamp Number 8 from ton. Clarence Gross. Salt Lake Eight Rcgulor* Ploy Hasting* Now Has 6,065 | With this saving in coal, will au- , I event, limiting deliveries to not Mileage Ration A Book, w city: Dave Stone. So. Car.; Wer. • , more than one ton al a time per tomatlcally come a saving in critical Rqw H Ubba rd Their Loit Gome ,gallons of gasoline now And It Now Ha* 360 Manker; Marty VanGeison: Dave 1 I material*. Fewer hour* burning of ! । customer. Playing their last game In the ’43 tthrough Nov. 51. Goodyear. Camp McCoy, Wls.; Dick ' Edge On Charlotte ' Dealers will, as far as possible, lamps not only saves electricity and ADDOIFltcd T O Fuel OU seas-jn. the Hasting* Saxons downed Bcssnu-r. Baltimore, Md.; Joe Wil- , deliver the grade and type of coal 'therefore coal, but will make your | . A* a ration book is Issued for each Period 1 coupon* In new Belding, a close I rival, by the cox. Amherst College, Moss.; Don : , which a customer prefers However, rcori of 27-6. Pl last longer. The lamo manu- , Dairy Draft Board in a sea ot I Reid. Nevada; Elwood Yoder; Gene member of the family actually liv­ lamp* the certificate of necessity will altaclurer uses critical material. Few- ; * ... lenslve action 1 Bennett. Chicago; Dick Kenyon. ing in a city, village, or township at er replacements of lamps thusk The appointment of Roy Hubbard Joseph R. Sower* of this city, who tow the'dealer to suhrtltui a grade mud and water, t I was kept mostly to the ground, ex­ Carnegie Tech. Pittsburg; Dave the lime tiiey are handed out. the mean* more material for the use * as a member of tiie Barry Countj- was frcently awarded _a Carnegie | suitable for the heating plant In­ number given out tells the actual in tlie final stages ot the game Cook. Loyola College. Los Angeles. our armed forces. _/ | Draft Board has just been made by medal for saving 8-year-old Carl volved if this preferred grade Is not cent w hen Belding became desperate and . The second tiling you might like ix>pu)ailon of the city, village or Therefore, turn u*uu> lights and elec-: !I'.' the I rnereiore. vuru ' Lansing Selective Service office. Gallup. Dec. 29. 1942. from drown- available. Furthermore purchasers. took to the air. to hear about Is the record of the township. In handing out recently, through iricai trical uppuanvea appliances un off him that, are not ••• In । Mr. Hubbard follow* Harry Larsen Ing in the icy waters of the Thom- | when granted a certificate of nec..... ---Early in the first quarter, the football team. Having played seven the schools, ration book number 4. •• use It *■ is ” not — *■ '** true that switching ‘ on the board, the latter having apple river here, left last week for <•*.-,Kv will be given an opportunity Redskins scored liu-lr first, last und The regular November meeting games to date, we have won five duty with the Seabecs. He Is rated to specify the dealer but if that only touchdown, during the game. the executive board of the Bar lamp* or other electrical equipment moved to Muskegon and lovl two. Battle Creek Central, the actual number of people living off and on frequently requires more , Mr. Hubbard is active in all com- us a seaman of the second clasy. particular dealer happens to lx* out Co. Chapter. American Red Ora n cliiss A Uam. and Ionia both in a municipality can be easily clectrlcity than leaving them on.' munlty activities. He is a Veteran The medal had not arrived when coni at the time, the certificate Capitalizing on a fumble by Thom- will be held Tuesday, Nov. 16, proved to be our jinx. Our regular ascertained. Tlie men and women When replacement of lamps Is nec- of World War I. is a charter mepi- Joe left. His friends here are pie"to ■w-Cm-s on the^astlngs | u ----7.30 p-m. at the city clerk’s offlo P|M“ 31’ud tai S mteto toe tackle. Dick Rasey, left for lhe>Ma- serving in the army, navy or air essarv purchase lower wattage . ber of the local American Legfon ning a public presentation of — I— ,1 iSToftoS •rlnes Nov. 2. A.s a result of a severe force, whose homes are In the town­ lamps'providing they will give suffl- post and was one of ita first com- medal on his first furlough. He has coal on hand, ; 21? , , „ ,, , ' , , yardage in 5 play* for a touchdown. DAY OF PRAYER OBSERVED injury to his fjngcrs during shop ship. village or city, would of course a wife and a 16-month old son. dent light. | men ders. not be included In the distribution vient ■ i T,ll’w I’1*11' Is *‘l-<?ctive as of Fri- i-hc conversion attempt was blocked TODAY AT EMMANUEL CHUR period. It hits been necessary (or If electricity is used for refrlgera- I —------ • • -------- nun inrev K unun uf ration btxiks. So the number of . dav. Nov. 12. It means that from ; und nejAina's scoring was over for I <« — him tn io nuv pliy tne the uw lout three games I that date on. coal dealer* here will * * * ' with a metal finger. However, metal ■ books handed out would show the tion cisreRard all prior orders and honor scoring started midway _iMp2|oiluSh* *u finger or no. the team would i<-eI ; actual number of peraom 1n tiu open. Let foods cool before placing certificate- of nreeaslty only so 1 ^Z'Xn^wUr Colunin re- I "y’JrLrSi^S Sh’^c In your refrigerator. Defrost regu ­ better about the Belding game this 1 given areb. with the service men ' Vn Vhi. P J,« ‘ U C ° “ * hOrU " ‘ e I lorl ^ “ poor kickoff to the Beldtai, Xo2 larly ar. too much Ice on the cooling Ft Ida v niirht if Uncle Sam had only and women entirely omitted, lariy w. too mucn ice on , n omitted. tatn big hearted and given Dick1 In Barey Barry' county 21.007 ration coils makes your machine ineffl' exists In this area. 47-vard linewhich and from there ** Application for a certificate can [। tne's ^rted ’ a drive resulted in I‘ 0LsU®?_t_D™veL ntmiher week here 1 books were given out. In this city cient. 1 —- .... When different■ boys >«nd Capt. O. R. Thompson with head- . onl> Tlie third thing I thought I’d I the number wa* 5.765 Tlie Countv When cooking cooking is to done done with with elecelec- ; Thirty-five •n-'ti>iive auimm only. lx tie. maac made al at me the iocm local ration ration ! B touchdown. Thomas and Foster. reading material win be prov — your ------- --------•— girls gjris from from the the Middleville Middleville High H quarters in 416 Federal Building. n,flr« olflce. In ln the thp Hnme Home Lumber menrimi alrnut with Incidentals Ls a , War Board are not permitted to tell triclty. do not use range- for la.mhor ,comnm. , ho replaccd Myer3, who WOS In- | X .J th’ jcek from heating the stated Prank Garbow Garb assisted Frank -------- --- ------ -- paai,panv uuiiuui, mi* on Michigan Aventfe ......... lured, alternated in carrying the Communion will be observed at from the «r^e" service-II the me actual actual number numoer of ut Barry county nc«mi« m.c kitchen. Turn the heat- | school _ ------Gra” d Ra?£ds: b,11,<lintt th* rve«t Ino of K ajn., and a ten-minute public I men in town E ‘~*‘ — inir K u*..v unit down and -cook ---------on----------stored------------------------- — .„.it guard training, «•=>•«> state »r~m troop .Jw4 of State Bu when you've sifted * men and u-nmen women nnw now In in the service. service, 1i ,n Ing Midd evllle wirft With the iia harvesting plant ..« .north -----------------------—X,Street. —V r zI ball to the 3-yard line from where । at 12 o'clock, to which empl „ .! [They are allowed to give only ap- heat >—«» as murh much ok as no&slble. possible. When When his hi* fine fine potato potato crop. crop. Mr. Mr. Garbow Garbow train training and army emergency relief | TllP Hastings Chamber of Ccsn- ' Mason Thomas pushed it over. Ice ,people and school children ore • Continued on page 1. Sec 2< you can conserve by utilizing the county largest according potato growin Areawhich F. Dtst. 1. 6th Service co-operation the Of­ • [proximate figures, and they will In­ baking the'ful/capac'ity oftheoven. " ,! 1* ersone in ofthe to mand. includes Barry. ComKent.!: merte in Trivtitan" Defensewith ha*'written n^hsd enough^potnte'to --------------- lets in the county according to mand. which includes Barry. Kent. * Jtre of ctvtlt— -------*------------I form you that there are 1200 from Electric hot water heaters can be I County Agent Foster, and found Mcntealm and Mecosta counties. । letter5 t0 coa ) dealers confirming 5, the half with the this county now in the service. That Ls probably less titan the actual wasteful through carelessness. Check it impossible to g^t help to har- ncordlng to an official announce-I the proceedure as outlined above. । ( ThLs voluntary rationing program kickoff at the half. I number: but call it 1200. Tills city your hot water faucets for leakage.; vest the crop. An appeal was made met made tills week. in matters pertaining to army aoulies onlv to oeople of Hastings g-?dlnB JL forced to punt after has undoubtedly furnished more Don’t allow your water to run so, to Allen Bishop. County Agriculand Mr. emergency relief. Capt. Thompson I and those who buy coal from local r? “ downs due to a stubborn Has­ than 25 per cent of them, because hot that it I* necessary to coo! with , tural Labor Assistant " ----! Schipper of the Middleville school states that he and.-ht\ command deniers. । Brown of Hastings made It has about one quarter of the cold water. With a war that Is costing u so ; for emergency help tn harvesting, will work through .nie Red Cross in nils drastic action was necessary run h,rlr 29 yards lo county's population, and there have Hartings friends will be Interested been no deferments of young men much, we cannot afford to | Mr. Bishop with the help of the the way of Investigations andrec- ; (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) | (Contlnued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) to know that Lt. <jg.) John M. living in this city because they were wastefuL_______ ._____________ I school people organized 35 student* cinmendatioiis. The Army Emer- ------------------------------------------------------------1 ...................... Gould of Grand Rapids, formerly (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1> , for the t job. five gentry .Relief,-Cart. Thompson ex- , r<\n mz^*wra.i ror u_ —The ----- ---group —r worked -----------------for granting plans . of thus city, ha* reported for duty days but only mtased missed two days of plained, has facilities x 1! day* ”, for frozen nt Quonaclt Point. H. I., for hi* in­ i school as II came during teachers’ loans t° soldiers or soldiers'families _ _ ___ . _ doctrination course. Since leaving ales of interest or even givI instluite." Nor-al) students worked »t 1°* n Hasting* about eight years ago. Lt. I the f,ill five days. The students ing dire•Cl relief or hospitalisation I. offering a good list Gould has been an Insurance sales­ also said ; assisted In the harvest of over 4500 in ceriailn instances. He — - — - , hog*. chickens. doe mmnnd is Ik interested in in , , — ,, man. Mrs. Gould and three children I bushels of fine potatoes that Ills command Local Group Hopes to Coach Coodcll and are remaining in Grund Rapids. Lt. | coSg. ««»“ elSt.'rtSu.to i nave r,on. neooy re, Have Plant Ready For ‘Gould 1?. the son of Mrs. Corinne Saxon* to Be Gueit* _______________ _ Gould of Lansing and the late Atty. ii~.« i etc. ] Use During January Tlie Hastings Brotherhood will : Foster, that v.ohas sent out large John M. Gould. Capt. Thompson who came to hold Its Annual Father and Son ’ groups of students to save a crop. ' Hastings will soon have the serv­ Many Fine Testimonial* Congratulations are in order and Delton — school group n ofr eighty this area from Detroit, is a veteran ices of a modem, frozen food, Banquet on Monday evening. Nov. I The r-"''" STERLING WEEKS, Prop. here's why:—Sgt. Hqward Wilcox tn Given at Banquet Here -------— served — 15. with Coach Fred O. Goodell and wonted on carrots, and the Hickory of World War I. having Having sold the form, Mr Members Enroll In locker storage plant complete with of I he 127 Inf. Red Arrow Div. lias Comers school helped in the harvest I the Rainbow Division, prior to enthe H H.8. football team which has Charlie Leonard, recently installed will dlspooe of the personal processing service, if public de ­ Many New Projects been awarded the “Purple Heart had an exceptional season tltis of 9.000 bushels of apples. All the ! tering/ service in this war. he was , mand seems sufficient to warrant a* grand master of Michigan Odd at public auction at the I nt u rest camp in’Aaetralla. He s high school* in the county have office manager and accountant for | Barry county 4H club members year as guests. rated 7 miles east of Hasl Fellows, received many splendid tri ­ release of critical materials by the. the son of Mr. anti Mrs. U-wls are entering Intp the Food Produc­ excused students in smaller groups i a large stone company in Blooming- government for Its construction. butes at the banquet given in hl* State Road; or 2 miles no. Although tiie Michigan Depart­ Wilcox of Irving. Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ tion program In earnest according to to help with the local com. potato ' ton. Ind. In order to get release of these honor at the I. O. O. F. hall here cox now have three sens and a County Agricultural Agent. Harold ment of Conservation was unable and bean harvest. I His telephone numbers in Grand f ering to furnish a speaker this year on materials, at least 60 per cent of the Saturday evening. A capacity crowd son-in-law in the service: besides J. Foster. Many members are taking According to producers these rtu- | Rapids are, office. 6-1212; residence. , — member* and proposed space must be contracted of ... over 250 lodge Howard. A/C Kennith Wilcox al meat production projects along with account of transportation restric­ dent* have been very dependable. ' 8-4881. for In advance. That is. If a 750 guests from Hastim Umum. Calif., and Gale has en­ their handicraft or clothing. proj­ tions. they are supplying 1600 feet careful and satisfactory labor. They | —- ------------ ’ • ’ ——— listed In the Army Air Conis Re­ ects this winter for the first time. of sound and color film of Michi­ have the very highest regard for-------------------------------------------- --------------- locker unit were proposed, the gov­ parts of the stale attended the Clifford Hammond will act aa ernment asks tliat those siwnsoring gan's natural beauties, covering event. serves; he is a Junlolr al T.K.; their Others who have never been Inter­ thereirtt the ><~Lh Showed In the the project produce evidence to Although eaaentlally a lodge af­ son-in-law Cpl. Harold Dooling Is ested in the winter 4H program are such topics as. "Timber Harvest." • Michigan Marsh and Shore Birds." show mat nt least 450 of the lock- fair. It Bl3O also represented -* In -------------no small for full particular*. nt Camp Claiborne. La. enrolling in the county meat pro­ "Michigan Commercial Fishing" ers have been rented for n year In rf ree DleaaUre and pride Howard .wrote his parents that duction clubs os their only project and "Michigan Canoe Trails." ndvance-not merely spoken for but hJ h hcre fee| tn this fine SAM GUTCHESS, Prop. Edward Tobin and Clare Skinner tills winter. Having aold tha farm. 1 Charles Hinman will be captain ac ually paid for with the money tccoenriton which ha* come to a are in the .*uime Co. with him. all ess will dispose of tl M. at production was presented ot the supper squad assisted by Abe held in escrow until the plant Is local citizen — — -----who •has won -------more property at public auct Tabulation* to date show that three ooys were graduates of the to the county membership abput VanTll. Roy Chandler. Gits WlnIn operation. than a little respect and personal about $18,600 lias been raised Barry County- winter 4-H clubi Class of H’3» of T.K. High school. a month ago and the response has geler. William Schilhaneck. Harley It is only recently that the gov­ esteem right here in his own com­ farm located 0 miles ea to dale during the Barry Countv More Nice Seeing you home New*— been fine. Arrangements have been Fox. Oliver Tasker. Harry Ritchie, leaders will meet at the AmericanI tings on State Road; < ernment has commenced to release munity. United War Chest drive which Pvt. Francis G. Silsby. who has made for a group of county 4H club Herman Hauer, Wayne Merrick. Legion Hall In Hastings on Mon­ north of Nashville one the critical materials used in locker is sliU in progress. Tire above A number of the grand lodge of­ been in service 19 months, arrived members to accompany County Walter Gilmore. Carl Weyerman. day. Nov. 15. for the first leader'si construction which were ' frozen” figure includes total return* ficers and their wives were present let sedan, chicken*, hay home Friday for 10 days from H. Agent Foster to Climax Saturday George Heath, Richard Schlllman meeting of the winter season, ac­ shortly after we entered the war. from only five of the sixteen cording to Harold J. Foster. Coun­ P. Hill Military Reserve. Va. You're morning. Nov. 13; to purchase steers and Herschel Folllck. Even now. only those communities Including Mr. and Mrs. Andrew farm machinery, houaet , townships and eleven out of six­ ty Agricultural Agent. A compli­ looking fine, soldier, and that good for feeding. One hundred twentywhich want frozen food storage Bradford. Baldwin; Mr. and Mrs. etc. Han— ”*-------------- ‘ teen residential districts in the mentary dinner will be served byi ' behavior stripe speaks for itself to five choice white face feeder steers l. Gray will act aa< locker service badly enough to meet Earl Pfaff. Sandusky; Mr. and Mrs. sale and City of Hastings. The quot^ »et the Legion Auxiliary at 7:00 P. M. the effect that you and rite army from the southwest are now yarded ___ elsewhere in this the requirements mentioned above Lowell Patterson, Flint; Mr and for the drive is $21,650. State Assistant 4-H Club Leader.! hit It off O.K. Francis used to see there and from tills group Barry will get release of the materials for Mrs. Francis Dodge. Detroit; Mr. for full particulars. and Mrs. Theodore Thompson. Wil­ Howtfd Wilcox <nol the one men- Countv club members will secure Miss Beatrice Boyle and D'stricL . Immediate construction. tlooed above but Howard W. from their feeders. Faster lias made ten"The Benefit Dance sponsored by’ Club Agent, Ray Lamb, will be at OPA. TAKE NOTICE | Thq size of the locker unit to liamston: Mr. and Mr*. Orla Fraz­ FRANK SENTERS. Prop. ier. Detroit; Mr. and Mr*. Glenn K. over Delton way) before he was tatlve arrangements for financing local 138. UAW-CIO was well at­ Vie American Legion Hail from 4:00 The story of the creation of the ii be conrtructcd here will thus de- Hammel. Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. transferred. Where are you now sol­ the steers. Insurance, etc. Club tended. and produced a totkl of P. M on to meet with leaders. No world will dispose of the penookl is told in Genesis in 400 ' Knd somewhat on the number of dier. and are you related to the members who have not already sig­ *185 for donation to the Barry formal afternoon session will be William Balch. Kalamazoo. ty at public auction at the He* which are signed. words. The world's greatest moral , Howard W. in Australia?* , nified their Interest In purciiaslng County United War Chest. All ex­ held but the two leader* will ad­ code—the TVn . Commandments— 1j Tliosc Representing the Rebekah Grand rated 1 mile aouthwert backing (he proiect hope to ---------------------vise and demonstrate work con ­ Odessa on the main road, I one of these steers should contact Lodge were Mrs. Zeta Ttpson. De ­ Sailor Leo Johnson came home ord*. Lincoln's be able to have penses of the dance. 469. were met contains only 297 word*. have U)c service Installed James Retd farm. He la cerning any individual club lead the County Agent's office imme ­ troit. president; Mrs. Etta Smith. Monday from the sunnv south for by the Local's treasury, so that the but , ‘here early in January. immortal Gettysburg address is tut 10 days leave. Golly*. Its good to diately if interested. The workudll entire door receipts could be given er's problems. Further details are given in an 286 words in length. The nwiam. Declara­ close with a show and sale at the Following the 7:00 o'clock dinner, have you home. Leo. We didn't have to the War Chest tion of Independence required only ' advertisement in this issue . hay. and furniture. Henry at which all leaders attending are State 4H Club Show at Michigan much chance to talk so will give Adda Gibson. Lansing. । 1321 words to set up a new concept cry the sale and Raym asked to make reservations in of freedom. State College In September. you further dope next week. RUMMAGE SALE The program featured several will ' MUNICIPAL COURT will act as clerk. Bee the I Other members lacking the fi­ BiUy Crawford will arrive Friday Smith's market. Fri., Nov. 12. County Agent Foster's office, ‘he The Office of Price Administra­ Lawrence Irwin of this city was speakers who are well-known lo­ where in this Issue for full state leaders will discuss the cloth ­ nance and desiring a short time for 10 days and there'll be a certain Dowling WJ3.C3—Adv. tion uses 2,500 words to announce picked up Friday evening by the cally. The Rev. Karl H. Keefer of Ing. hot lunch and handicraft proj- a reduction In the price of cabbage city police on a reckless driving Grand Rapids wo* toastmaster and 1 tiny young lady, not yet a year old. meat production project are turn­ Rummage Sale. Presbyterian | ects having many samples of work who will be ever so happy to have ing 16 swine. Thev ate starting with Kim Staler, until recently a Has ­ brought into Mu­ charge. He was GEORGE WHITMAN, Fra* 3 to B barrow pigs bom in late Nov. 12-13— for the audience to view. her Dod Iiome. nicipal court Saturday and pleaded tings attorney, made the present*- ' Having sold hl* farm Mr. August or early September.'They I Mr. Foster states club enroll- A CLOSE GUESS Adv. From Camp Haan. Calif. Tuesday ] guilty. Judge Cortright gave him tlons to the new grand master and ; merits are Just coming In so it is night cam* our own Red Wilkins will feed them until late March The county canvassing board : a fine of 425.00 and .14.50 costs, was the main speaker. Myles Gray, when a show and sale will be held hard to notify every interested lead- completed their labors on Thursday. I which were paid. clerk of the House of Repreaentafor 14 days' furlough. Seemed so I er. Winter club leaders are there- The official -figures agreed exactly ---------------------------lives. Is known to many here, at natural to nave have mm him arouna around tne the terminating the project. County Foster feels here is a chance j fore asked to plan to attend and with tho unofficial statement In least by name, through his official Banner office, except of course, the Agent , — ------------. I m^ke their, dinner reservations now. the Bonner last week. The majority I ! connection with the Michigan taguniform was,i— different than the old to make some money when one con­ siders the cost for feeder pigs and In spite of the shortage of labor was 1.448 against local option. The | । istature and is one of the ranking outfit that goes with printer's ink. hogs, chickens, farm took and materials In general a most total vote was 7.446. There were , ' Odd Fellows of the state. Orla Fraz- grain, and some houeehi LU Harold Parker leaves Friday also a chance to help the food cause. Other member*, both boys and successful summer season In 4-H predictions of a record vote at this | icr, past grand mastes. Introduced ■ for Fort Knox. Ky. and Betty (Mrs. Henry Flannery wUl ory clubs has been completed this election. County Clerk Hyde, how- 1 the Grand Lodge officers present See . P.) will stay here until Harold girls, are turning to rabbits and die adv. elsewhere in week with Achievement Days over ever, stated that he could not la Lyle Kurr. Noble Grand of the Has- ‘ knows where hell be stationed. Har­ poultry for their winter livestock full particular*. the county. 4-H club member*, ac­ agree wltli such on estimate. He । 1 Mngs lodge got tlie program under- for ' old was Interested to learn that project. Both projects are very cording to Mr. Foster’* report, have stated that, after figuring the mat­ I wav and Charles Lawrence. Grand Arnold Perkins was In N. Africa. worth while and Interesting. Many produced a great amount of food ter carefully, he estimated the vote ' Chaplin of Che Grand Lodge gave You know he. Arnold, and Allen boys and girls already have the during the summer for the war would be about 7.300. He came Prentice, all started out together— animal* for these projects. ■ the Invocation. All enrollments In three projects effort. he aavs to tell you guys—well, may­ within 146 of the actual figure— ■ Members of the Hasting* Lodge west of Woodland in be we better let him tell you him­ should be made at the Oourrty a close guess. : No. 58 presented the new Grand self. Harold expects to oe in Louis­ Agent's Office. There will not be ATTENTION I Mastar with a diamond ring and ville. Ky. on Sunday and hopes to any local club organization in the I the Rebekahs a beautifully-upholSENIOR PLAY FRIDAY NURSES' AIDES make contact with Capt. Ray Flxuue local communities for these proj­ rtert-d lounge chair comolele with Tours, visits by the County 'The Guest Room." Is the title Mrs. George Hebden, chairman of and Jean (Mr*. F.>. Greetings Cap­ ects. I hasscck. As on added surprise, his ,thia laaua for full Extension Staff and other helpful the Red Cross Volunteer Service of the play presented by the Sen­ tain—we heard that you arei I wife. Bertha, presented Charite with are planned for all mem­ committee, has asked that all ap­ iors. Friday evening. 8:00 PAL at scheduled for a bit of flytng down material ft 4100 victory Bond and specified WAYNE WWA plications for Nunes' Aide clossei Central. at Randolph Field. Texas, after tins | bers enrolling In the project*. I in a clever little poem, that it waaIt Is a Modem Comedy with the be turned in to her within the next first of the year. Why don't you i to be wed for the purchase of a few days, because the committee following cast of senlons:—Melvin break down and write ■ us about I new'fishing boat whenever such an hopes to begin the classes (night Hanvlnd takes the leading role. Wil­ yourself? And you'll got a bang out i । Item become available again. lard Simms; Pat Newton. Mrs. Mar­ meetings) next week. of this:—Ken McIntyre (LU Comdr.) Charite, evidently deeply moved tin; Willo Hampton. Janet Fairley; wrote Kate (Mrs. Me) that she had I bv the many fine tributes, expressed uail Foster. Gail Foster, Charlotte Powers: Mar- i been In his thoughts all one partic­ his sincere appreciation. He said Jory Stanley, Mrs. Lessing: Morris HOME NURSING CLASSES ular day—the day he did his wash- 11 The contract for cleaning what is . that one of his main Interests tn HUI, Mr. Lessing; Helen Car), Mary; i > Instructions are now available tog and It rained and he iuid to known as the Burd drain, in Carl­ the Odd Fellow Lodge waa the many Charles Stadel, Halsey. hang them inside to dry. Remind* i nrolecte thev carried on In the Inton township, was let to Lapham RECEIVES COMMISSION us of thlsl Navy Jingle— Bros., of Shelbyville, fpr 45.100. Il Second Lt. John William Reed, urest of general public welfare. He IT HAPPENED IN BELLEVUE ■Take me back Into a land ' said that It was hta one ambition now home on furlough, son of Mr. Delphinium and Johnny-JumpWINS WINGS according to Mln. Earl Coleman, Where they don’t scrub down with Is a cleanout Joo on an open drain, and Mrs. Albert Reed. Hastings R i —■— -i.—.—■— —f*r to continue ।Clifford which extends from the north part ups- picked the first of November; chairman of home nursing. sand I of the John Blaser farm, section 18 1, recently received his silver Raspberries and red ones at that of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Where no demon typhoon blow* hl* Immediate tn that township, in a northerly and pilots wings in the Army Air Corps being picked last week. Dandelions Where the women wash the clothes." I easterly direction to the Little at Brooks Field. San Antonio, Tex­ blossoming a second time and a silver pilot* wings recently at Black­ as. A former student at Mich. I Thornapple State river, 2143. i distance of 3or Mr after­ whole field of them too. And a land Field. Waco. Tbx. Lt. Mudge phone Evening College. Lt. Reed received his pri­ NOTICE white tea rose plucked from ye Edi­ is home at the present time on ten noon claaeea will be arranged to mary flight Instruction at Bonham. tor's garden a week -ago. Possibly day furlough and will report for Our station will be clooed all day suit the convenience of those Texas and his basic flight training A<h. 11 U ["X'X"’ '» ‘twill be summer again before long. duly nt Berkstrom Field. Austin. Thanksgiving Day. Andrus Bor vice. desiring the course. at Perrin Field, Texas. —Bellevue Gazette. Texas the 14th of thl* month. Adv. 11-11 ’ BELDING BOWS TO HASTINGS 27-6 jiSinSS. jix JOME INTERESTING CENSUS FIGURES Joseph R. Sowers Is Now A Member of The Sea bees ’ W1„ Red Cro» Board To Meet Nov. 16 Middleville School Pupils Help Save Big Potato Crop S Capt. Thompson In Charge of Plant Guard Training “J?* 7.6 LAST MINUTE HOME FRONT NEWS * AUCTION SALE COUNTY 4-H STRESSING FOOD PRODUCTION BROTHERHOOD FATHER & SON BANQUET NOV. 15 FOOD STORAGE YTflTzT."!LOCKER SERVICE $18,500 Raised In United War Chest Barry 4-H Leaders to Drive to Date Meet Here Nov. 15 CIO Dance Nets $185 For War Chest x Dredge Is At Work On The Burd Drain Carlton Township j0CM| SU1E 1.0.0. F. HONORS CHARLIE LEONARD �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1943 LOCAL NEWS i1 I AID VICTORY BY -S Boyce, MLu Mabel Bisson and'MUs Ottilia Kaminske. Dinner at 6:30 from injuries received last week o'clock. Tuesday when she fell from the back steps at her home on 8 The Presbyterian L. A. 8. meets Michigan Ave. She sustained a on Thursdsy afternoon, Nov. IB. at I broken rib. u sprained left arm and the home of Mrs Robert shannon j severe bruises. Mrs Bertha Johnson is con­ Buskirk Is chairman. ' fined to tier home on E Madison i with a broken leg. . Extension Group No. 4 will meet Announcements have -~ -, ----- been ------- reat Mlv the home u, of Mrs. Vemor .culm Webster wcwM*. celled-of tiie birth of a son tol.. i;jn wridav Nov 12 Pharmacist Mate 2nd Class Rob t. Power and Mis. Power on Nov. 8i cln.le No j of w a c 8 wm in Chicago. Pharmacist Mate Pow- meet wllh Mr> Ballance. 418 E. er formerly lived here but u now colfsx, on Nov. 17 at 2 P. M. 11 verseas In Australia. Robert Burch of Jackson, formerThe Barry Co. Nurses Assoc will ly of Hastings, underwent an op- mef.t Tuesday Nov 18 at 8 P M. • cration at Mercy hospital. Jack-, — «■-.«» . .. ------Kellogg Health Center Mrs. Olive son. Ulis week. < Sewell. Exec. Bee Mich State During Mrs C. H. Osborn's visit Nurses Aasoc., will be the speaker. In the east with her daughter and AH registered nurses in Barry Co. husband. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond urged to attend. Johnson, she was a guest at.a>ban­ quet given at the Hotel Astor in Circle No. 3 Methodist church New York City honoring Walter will meet Friday P. M. with Mrs. Lippman, who was presented with Ed. Story. a literary award. Clifton Fa diman, well known mailer of ceremonies The Hastings W. C. T. U. will on 'InfotmaUon Please', was toast meet on Tufaday, Nov. 18. with master for the affair, tlie many Mrs.- Arthur Chase. 1305 8. Hannotables present included Helen evor, for a one o'clock carry-in din­ Hayes. Sidney Kingsley, and others ner. Plea-re bring one dish of food, prominent in the theatrical and your sandwiches and table service. literary worlds. .... Mr. UU...HUU Johnson ... had ...>...7 u This is roll call meeting, with poya part on the program and gave! roent of duej. Every member U his portrayal of Thomw Jefferson (urged to come and visitors are [,ron> £hc Patriots he recent always Welcome. All our meeting. New Ycrk success tn which he puyed Mre are open to the public, public. the leading role. Earl Pfaff, connected with the I Regular meeting of Hiawatha Re­ Sandusky paper for over 20 years, Ibekah lodge Friday — evening, ------------------Nov. 12. at at 8 o'clock. There Th---------- J ‘was one of the Grand Lodge of-1 12. 8 o'clock. will xbe dlsileers attending the Odd Fellows । tricl visitation with pot luck sup­ dinner Saturday evening honoring per —­ after lodge. Also Initiation. Grand Master Charles Leonard. I Mr. Pfaff is in line for Grand Mas­ Regular meeting of W. R. C. ter. which office he will assume tn,Thursday. ------ ----- ,,.... Nov. ... 11. nt 2 P. M. O. A. three yean. Mr. and Mrs. Pfaff • R. halL have a son. 27 years old. who has ------------been in service three years— this will1 Hospital Guild No, 7 will meet i>e his third Christmas away from: at the home ot Mrs. Vemor Webster, home. He writes ills Dad that as 930 8. Church 81., Wednesday. Nov. .soon as he comes home he wants, 17, at 2 P. M­ id* own newspaper and for his!-------------- ' • FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE 29c any site picte SMOKED HAM whole or Shank half SIDE PORK Fresh lean 4 pts. lb. Use sidewalk west of store. SLICED BACON lean 6 pts . lb. 39c 3 lb. pts. LARD Home Rendered Style 19c BACON SQUARES lean 3 pts. lb. 22c Brisket 6 pts. 2 ik- 25c BOILING BEEF rationed ib 38c SMOKED HERRING Grade 1 5 pts. Ib 2Qc RING BOLOGNA lean & meaty VEAL SIRLOIN STEAK 7 pts Ib. 39c STEER BEEF LIVER 6 pts. Ib. 2QC steer beef *1 Z. BEEF CHUCK ROAST 9 pts Ib. ZOC I Lean Salt Pork We may be letting oursefves : <5";! CANADIAN Attention. Deer Hunters! by the P1" piece FOOD CENTER-Headquartcrs for Your Food Supplies. I SQUASH FANCY HUBBARD V10C| |CAR ROTS' 7.OC jf Garden Fre.h APPLES DRY ONIONS POTATOES ROME BEAUTY U. S. No. I •“ Garden Fresh each peck I FREEPORT Pet Milk Carnation Milk Oleo 2 Corn Flakes BUTTER Br. point Tall can Tall can 1 Br. point Home Brand 6 Brown points Kellogg ib.. Igc. pkg. Isc. pbg. SpC 35c 8c 8c rlOc Wheaties Shredded Wheat IlC Rolled Oats 22c Cream of Wheat 22c Del Monte Peas 15c Del Monte Corn 14c Premier Tomatoes U°" 15c Pks- N. B. C. . । Pk9 Quaker p><9 13 pts. No. 2 can 13 pts GLOSS STARCH !• 2-15‘ Brown Ib. WHITEHOUSE COFFEE Pancake Flour Pancake Flour Harvest Time Prunes Pork & Beans Crackers 26c McKenxtcs 3»/4 Ib. sack Pancake Flour 5 Ib .sack 3 26‘ Ib. 4 pts. Swifts 21 points ib. box Ritz Crackers Peaches lb. S. & W. box Campball’s Assorted 3TXL. 2 Granulated Sugar 5 4 point, FOODLEENTErt ■ can. 23C 32c For VICTORY BUY UNITED mukere In Ihese, LI Ed»,ln Humid., who Im. bra.: .T' l-ll“c“»l> ,U“ P“‘ kll Mondw for 01.1" si.ir Univrrsity to begin what is termed Recognition School, a special type of preparatory training for overseas duty Lt Pumala was able tn visit * his wife sind new baby daughter at Gilbert. Minn, for a short lime before he started this last part of his training in the U. 8. A. John E Robinson, lut week, rounded out 25 years as assistant on the P D. Cutter Dairy Farm during which time he has missed only about two weeks of woric ‘ AMERICAN LEGION „.|COI11C ”• AU members . " p,, Fjut WM A will uiral will. Mr. »nd Mrs Bm WUSMurt.y .1 3 . Kov. 13. Milo The W 8. C S will hold their annual baiaar at the church Wed. Nov. 17. A short business meeting — ••• •be «•••in ■• •• will held the afternoon fol­ lowed by a chicken »upj»er at 0:30 to continue until everyone is Delton The Triple Link club of Prairie­ ville will hold an all-day meeting in the I. O. O. P. hall Friday. Nov. 12. Each one is asked to dress tn old fashioned clothes The senior class of the Delton school will present its play ••Faith Hope and Flarity" In the school au­ ditorium. Friday evening. Nov. 12 at 7:30 o'clock. The Home Extension group will meet in the activity room in the Delton school Tuesday, Nov. 16 at 1 o'clock. The lesson will be “Mak­ ing our Household Equipment* Last". Everjync is cordially invited to attend ,h the Mrs. Ross '« - meeting. Mr. Pierce and Mrs. carl Scotsman wtjl present the lesson. Next Thursday evening. Nov. 18. Is the lime for the regular meet­ ing of the Unit and following the badness session. the junior member* will have charge of the social hour. Those on the committee are MLws Dorothy Schanu. Janet Burns. Helen Henry. Maxine Jar man. Ilene Rogers. Agnes Cun­ Cloverdale ningham and Barbara Jean JohnThe Cloverdale W. C. T. U. will cock> be held" at the home of Rev. Moyer on Wednesday. November 17 at 2:00 A project In which all can help P. M. Subject: ‘Thanksgiving," led Is the task of Retting the Christmas by Mrs. Moyer. Everyone welcome. cants---ready -------—j to send to the service The Cloverdale L. A. 8. will hold men. The picture of the Legion1 its regular meeting at the town heme will be pasted on the card hall. Nov. 11. Dinner served at and the cards addressed ready for noon. Mrs. Frank Humeston Is the mailing. , hostess. • • • I The L A. 8. will have a supper Tn a message from the Otler Lake at the town hall on Thursday. Nov. Blilet. the Unit was asked to send 18• money Uils year for the Christmas i Earth Rotation Affects Gon donation. Instead of gifts, because j of the shortage of supplies and!The ----- -----------—,—. plays an .... earth’s--rotation Imlabor. TIUs met with the approval portant part In the-aiming of longof the Auxiliary and »5 00 has been ranee runs sent for the Billet fruit fund as a a • requested by those in charge. ■■ ■■ BB Tlie Unit also voted to send — 85.00 to the cigarette fund for the; S=S Veterans’ hospital at Fort Custer.! 34c 1 21c 29c | 41c 9c no pts. No. 2 Vi can Campbell’s Soup 3Oc 33c i 25c 15c 1 I Sr I ; • i ; ■ : Del Monte 27 pts. 2 Vi con FulILDS MACARONI SPAGHETTI ■ Rowena 5 lb. sack Hckmons Salted pk?> No. 2 can Fine Quality Clinton 16 pts. ■ i SWEET POTATOES 3 23c BUSHEL BASKETS IOc-l5c CABBAGE Garden Fresh Solid Heads it. 4c I ib.. 29c 15c 3 43c ib.. Rural Ruisctts IN-iTHE BULK H ■ MF COMMUNITY NOTICES wi'f^1 btrPw£C rt!fll°vot^eMnittRov day e'vn,n«- Nov BACON 25c ™. Biulnra Wanra .-HowlUI omid meets Monday evening. Nov. 1S th“?r«byte?in churrii par­ jor> Comprising the committee are -„****«. ““« u,c Mn Adelyn= Mrs H. oTHayea, n»e Rev. and Mrs. John Sinclair moved Lawt week front the second ward to the Elxey Mead house al the corner of W. Bond and Young FOOD CENTER! Entrance on Michigan Ave. Nmr. U. w.i.mm'VSSiS Su^bJ- ,or 858798 SLAB BACON jORffNIgTIONS DIRECT FROM THE STADIUM At the last meeting, the charter । was draped In memory of Mrs. Ruth Moore, who had been a member for a loiMt time and Was loved and re- , .'pected by her associates. She will I be greatly missed. * i Your membership dues should be! i paid before Dec. 1. 1943, if possible. ■ If the full 100 per cent of the* I quota is repotted • before Dec.- 1.’ the Auxiliary will receive a National, Presidents citation. Have you paid* BOB KELLEY your dues? IATORDAT • • • . AHIIMOON Figures given in the last National! News show that Michigan's mem-1 bcrahip quota for 1943-1944 is 18.-: rtU» HSADLMI NIWS BETWEEN HAL VIS 098. an increase over the previous* year. In 1942-1943. Michigan exceed- SPONSORED BY YOUR FRIENDLY < d its quota by a percentage of * 102 50. This Unit can help in meet­ ing die 100 percent figure by 'pay­ ; ing dues promptly. CORRECTION ’ * * WJR The item reporting Lt. James Knowlton missing in action printed in the October 28?h issue of the Banner incorrectly stated that Lt. Knowlton was a brother of Julius Knowlton. Jr. He is an unde of Julius Knowlton. Jr., former Barry County Scout Executive, who U now stationed a£ 8cott Field, III INSURANCE COUHSELOB MICHIGAN vs. PERMANENT WAVE44* WISCONSIN DEFENSE 206 £. STATE ST.. HASTINCS, MICH. ■ilM N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE, MICH. BONDS STAMPS wbaw Macey rttssM U sot sspsAd. STEBBINS & JACOBS THE REXALL STORE ■ffiili ' HASTINGS I Dorrance Trethric Agency 2nd Moor Natkina! Bank Bldg. FksmaqMs , ---------PHONE UM1 HastingsI Phone 2307 �THE HASTINGS BANNTTL THUMDAY NOVEMBER 11 ;----------------------------- -- --------- --------- 1943 MnnciPAL COURT ’ Raymana Gamble, of Battle , Creek, was arrested Saturday night I chu«hn‘ SOME INTERESTING BELDING BOWS TO I S » wk CENSUS FIGURESi -HASTINGS - - - - - - - - - -27-6 ----- FOUR COAL DEALERS IN VOLUNTARY • ! and paid the *15 fine and *4 50 It Methodial Methodlrt church by the bishop bUhop in (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) i (Continued from Page 1, Sec. 1.) costs assrased by Judge Cortright. I I place of Rev. Kenneth Griswold ----------------- -----------------------uho had resigned. He was starting needed on the farm; while there g*. up the next Hartings touchdown. | on his fifth year at Whitehall. liave been many such In the town- Taking "a lateral from Thomas. " rblLlfEC Brown skirted the Belding backfield (jKANuCj (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1> where he has had a very successful ship*. Call It 25 per cent or an even for 12 yards and went over with j-l.,.--- ...... because, at preaent. there ta no coal pastorate. Tlie membership of his 7 ’" here available for sale and most church there lias trebled In the four 300 from this city. You can obtain two red jerseyed players on hl* ,4 dealers have orders dating back years, and a fine modern panonage this city's population at Uie present time by adding 300 to the 5.765. who •everal months. Many householders, was built and paid for also. After a poor punt by Belding.1 “• •• • unable to get coal through their Rev. Mead will not be coming are now known to reside within the city limits; limits; *0 so you you have have 6.065 6.065 a* as the the Hastings started -----------another«... drive..ot. Im'. lh, ...M... _____________ rarace territory, for he was. city jruular M...... dealer, .M..V have M-v.,4 Disced . a _ simiInto a sirs ‘ ■ short 22 yards which ended will. ■ •present census of Hastings. In 1M0 a lar order with one or more of the bo"! Nashville und graduated 1 present with other dealers In the hope of getting troiflsita high school. He has beezi ** *’“ 5-17?; A,1 Zear <*’lenuui taking a short pas* from 1 ---------------- " * in the ministry for 25 years. The I Charlotte had 5,544. The Charfotle , Thomas for 5 yards and another 1 Quicker service. Nashville church U fortunate to 1 Republican of last week states that marker. Ayres spilt the upright* This means, of course, that under normal proceetiure. when coal be- 81 1UC • a preacher. . ..... ----------- 1 5405 No. 4 ration books were re- again and the score was 21-6 flaauulreti for that city. Assuming that ung» at the end ot the third quarMins to be delivered here agiln, u .Charlotte has 300 In the service ter. In the fourth and final period few people might get a k»: of caul. ■ OBITUARY James HenryKnickerbocker was its actual population would be Hastings recovered a fumble deep leaving many other famlllra without bornApr 12. 1870. in Barrycounty. | 5.706 at the present time, or 360 m enemy territory. Porter who was ftH‘1. Hus, certificate of nrcr.islty the son of Henry and Viola Knick- । !«*■ than Hastings, while in 1M0 ctoing a beautiful job of filling Louis plan will ensure that these who er bock er, and passed away suddenly , It had 369 more than this city. No Myers' shoes, did most of the work nc;d coal the mo t will get first call at his farm home on Oct. 31. doubt the number .engaged In war tn cutting through the Belding line • ■nnnaenwii?which win iJT’in’taJrJi " He He was was .united in marriage marriage to to 1 work wuf» In m naaunga re- (or (or gains gains of of 3. 3. 4. «. and ana 5 s yards yarns a a ury. united In Hastings iscwnea factories ia is retry. Std? e the M*ry A. Atkins on June IX 1894 To »pon»lble for the increase of over with the ball resting on the 2-yard U 1 •horU8e ' mu this U1IIUII union IVUI four LUUMI'U children were iahii bom., ,1 8R0 In the part, three Syear*. Charime; the Belding line held for one — • ...... nauina in tnin. 1i lotto lotte factories, or some of them, are play, but on the next play Mason 1 one daughter. Mvrtic Myrtle, pawing > Furthermore, it is rrauerted by fancy. His wife passed away Jan. Li bu*y °n war work, but not so *momu Thomas rippra ripped mrougn through me the wmei center this feint committee that all who 1M2. 1 extensively as those in Hartings, j and scored the final touchdown in have trailers available give what He leaves to mourn his passing number of No. 4 ration books the game and season. Ayres’ crxihelp they can1 In hauling their own hia nw children. enuaren. Wm. wm. un-iucacnx, c Knickerbocker. KhT” out In this county wm 21.007. xenion attempt was blocked and «*’• r lnce this dr livery In srnall H(irry L. L Knickerooixer _.J iu.u I Add to that the number of Barry the final score was 27-6. Hasting*. icta will put mi extra strain on the Hort • Biddle, all -» of nestings: ■> | county men and women in the Eight of the regular eleven are trucks which the dealers have brother. nrocner, Ernest r-rm-si L. u. ssmcaeroocacr “»•—• reported --•—-— — —-?■■ but ----—— — — — - —be Knickerbocker 01 of [» service, at -1 JOO. prob- senior* this zyear and will — not available. Hastings: more and you would have 22.- ; back next vear. ----------------Those participating Hastings: aa sister sister Mrs Mrs Effl* Effl* ColCol- ably monr.-------—. Fla : .two — u_i» *— - of in their last game were Coleman, No cne of course, really likes or ■ |(llgof. k.4 Miami. half-si*-I1 w» 207 ^3 as the the -----------present---------population wants this plan —---not the- customers tPr, Aller Mr A |lcf. Benner and. Mrs. In the ----census of IMO. end; nym. Ayres, tackle; Ottosen, —r..r*, ...... ..----nnr ........ Tln» irr,. •.....' (Mt. D<-iuHrr wiu auo ■ ■■— t this county. ... - —■ ,] cuu, vau-uc. w .uki.. center !I ,\,l .Inlv I Ilf. n . __ — _ .. ___ ___ • . ___ ....... was <111 -T-V.a. ___ ■ _ ____ . _ IM certainly not the dealrra. But, wiima Story of Hartings; and four Barn a population was 22.613. That and co-captain; Martin, guard; I1 V. U.IC . onlv P^C,15M1 'n, t,"kxl grandchildren. several nieces and | would indicate that the number ot Mvers and Brown, halfbacks; and available for equitably dividing the n'-’-hews and " host of fronds । people In Barry county U 406 less I Thomas, fullback. Myers, who was slim supplies of coal. Funeral services were held at the । than it was three years ago. That is injured in the Ionia game, was ----------------- -----------------------Walldorf! funeral home on Wednea- | probably nearly correct, for many forced lo the sidelines early in the Ancient Pipes--------. 'day. ‘Oct day. 3.Oct at 2 o'clock the 1Elder from this county ---------------at 23. o'clock the Elder from ' this county have been attracted Belding game game due todue thisto Injury Belding this injury A copper pipe, made by Egyptian George Schram officiating. Burial to the large cities of the state, beMahar. Belding fullback, was out­ • 2750 mm B C.. <- it now * was Rutland cemetery. cause of the very high wages which standing both offensively and de­ coppersmiths in “ at Kunana^ceme icry.------fensively for the Redskins. Ayres, In a Berlin museum. BUY I started. BUY WAR WAR BONDS BONDS tackle and place-kicking artist for Hastings, played the outstanding game on defense, while Thomas. Brown, and Porter were stealing Ute show offensively. . The Saxons won six and lost two games Cids year and as a whole enjoyed a successful season. The Saxons lost to tlie BaUle Creek Bearcats 16-6. and were forced Into second place of the West Central League by a score of 25-12 admin­ istered to them by the Ionia Bull­ dogs. Our oruurratulatlons to Coach Fred Goodell for ills fine Job as coach of the 1943 football t!ub and to the entire team who were ex­ cellent sportsmen, win, lose ordraw. LEGALS BOTICB TO CBEDITOB1 OMDBB FOB yOBUCATZOV 1847 kMkz« tkarwl b* •' a ~py rt Ihl. katlu HI* STORES INC. POCKET SECRETARY PLAID ROBES With REMOVABLE PASS CASE and MEMO PAD Many beautiful patterns—ideal for car, home, football games, etc. and compartment for invoices, etc. «">’o ■ Reg. $155 Genuine Leathar Special 50 «70 ‘ Reg. $4-15 S195 52 “x72" Reg. $5.65 SUITCASE HOT WATER soU.&3 9Q SQ on 0.0U $ A nn 4-D3 HEATERS Sfuray, hoavy-dufy 26-incn black bac wifh triple lock, reinforced corners, and Ceiling $6.48 Special of weather KIT SETS u Model Building —Youngtter* prefer fo build fhoir own plane*, ship* and fanki MARTIN BOMBER KIT 51.98 NAVY AVENGER KIT 51.29 ARMY THUNDERBOLT KIT. .51.29 VA. KIT....51.98 DESTROYER & CONVOY KIT. .79c GEN. GRANT TANK KIT... .51.98 GLASS CLEANER GOLF BALLS MAPLB LEAF OBANGE 5X,7 COVERS An Excellent Xmas Gift! mammgtl 60c Ball Priced at Dozen 10c BOX NG CLEANER ROYAL LIQUID RADIATOR SEAL beH-plet CeUlig 49c iw. isT37c 29c ALUMINUM CLEANER HE4LTH SERVICE Prevent* leakage of anti-freeze! Dittohst 4 I r I •H, rom ntroi *5.95 "OLD tH&USH" HOUSEHOLD MRS. CARL SPARKS. Props. Having sold the property, and no further use for the furniture, it will .be disposed of *t public auction at the residence located just east of T. 8. K- Reid's resort at Thomapplc lake. The ftijniture and miscel­ laneous articles will be offered. Dewey Reed/ will cry the sale and Clifford Hammond will act *s clerk. See the adv elsewhere tn this is­ sue for full particulars. v wife. Mr. VonTuyle will dispose of the personal property al public auction at the residence located nt M2 Reed Street In Nashville, He is offering a good list of farm tools, household goods, one male and cow. hay and wood, rabbits. chickens, etc. Harry Pennington will cry the sale and Art Crook will act as clerk. See the adv. elsewhere in this Issue for full particulars. WOOD CONSTRUCT ON "Aeromht" (Continued from Page I. Section 1.) Sparks Shop in Hastings. He will dispose of household goods and mis­ cellaneous articles. Alon Flory and Clifford Hammond will act-as clerks. .See the adv. elsewhere In this Is­ sue for full particulars. JOHN ROGERS, Prop. Having sold hU farm, Mr. Rog- , ers will sell the personal property at public auction at the form locat­ ed 1 mile north and K mile east of Doster; or 2 miles south and 3 miles west of Prairieville. He Is offering a good Hat of hogs, hay and grain, machinery, household goods, etc. Loren coppock will cry the sale and Milt Leinosr will act aa clerk. See the adv. elsewhere in this issue for full particulars. heater with quicfrunning motor end adjustable heel de­ flectors. two heavy straps. AUCTION SALES BOWLING BAG Radiator Alcohol Utt I EX All WAIMACW Remember ... the effectiveness of your doctor's prescription relies upon three Fundamentals: Expert compounding — full strength — fresh materials — and a rigid adherence to the use of ingredients specified. That is why we urge you tu bring your prescription to the Rexall Drug Store ... where extra attention is given to these three priceless ingredients. ceafaiser. X20c Better Buys at Mark's 128 W. STATE PHONE 2524 Stebbins & Jacobs ■ Hatting* Phone 2131 your curls in place during �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1M3 [HEEDS 'fortunate that we show their interest by providing for ter the war. the building may have'Soya,'Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Newton YOUTH AMD I Will ARV U its beauty will attract. That is the Place for a community center. At the meeting of the Hastings Rotary club Monday noon, its members unanimously voted to sponsor two things: fl) the improvement of Tyden park. (3) the building of an ade quate community center on that fl V I rNTrD III ULIlILR ! Ml 71 • •ew s#. ■ itt'niMMW-: Ray Branch, who had tills matter on his mind and heart when he was : the program suggested u-,.. health, 1Umda attends Sunday School a-ud sationa to do to equip it with the part c4 ra. above, whenever Mrt Branch will church regularly and. in spite of his ■x net'-n valkc Ih» ILL — <lae , tell teii tnem toe njoney i«r the me them mac that tta rponey ta i.i,si>iin« i« avniiahi* -Than u»a_! "f trust he may bi Rparcd to US 1 tings would vote for the improve­ ment of th* nark and provide the furnishings for tlie community munity center for promoting a finer center. -- _ ______ _ 1 -tocUl spirit and a better social He said that when he was a mem-; ay our fi^ople—particularly ^er.t°rrlt>« C1^sCiwi1 nC|U * our y°unR people WittTrecreation °< 8“n““ m* man while the factories change । • from war work to their original: lines. We know that II paid for all the labor on community project^.' such as the Dclton-Kellc^jg and ‘ Nashville-Kellogg school building.. and tor many sanitary sewer pro] ects tn Hastings It might give the same aid after this war. In that event a larger building could; be built on the park, and more 7ktervive improvements made on its* grounds. In the meantime the city, could proceed with la plans, which I it has secured from a competent j landscape artist. As materials may probably not be available until aft-1 wwmiMttow “* VEAtKOMTOH CHomo - ground beef 73 tfST CUTS-T*IMMEO SIRLOIN STEAK PRIME RIB ROAST ACK in the days when 1 hanksgivine was new, thrift was the first law and the abiding rule. , B The happiness and health of the earliest Americans — yes, even their Very existence—depended upon their frugal, saving ways. REW,SH FILLFS NEW LOW PRICES BLUE BONtlET SALTIKE5 HUE lOHHLI SALTINE5 HUE CONNCt GRAHAM CRACKERS 2 Al. 31c NAllSCO “ 35| fancy rid iIZ »» IS.'™ 2 rxct 2k . SULTAHA 47r MUSTARD “ r<& 2k ASSORTED CEREALS POST TENS BUCKWHEAT rO.Sr. 5 2 l« 47c 2 51c CA,T 22c 12c TOASTIES KITCHEN ART QUEEN OLIVES ”*S2fc Ria F EAST h» 8c JUNKET CRISP WHEATIES . he 10c or. 9c RENNET POWDER «. 8c DUFF'S CALUMET • oz o- BAKING POWDER CAN 7C DIAMOND CRYSTAL n-ot T- SHAKER SALT STUFFED OLIVES IMMONI* hg. It VANH.U 1ST 53c wwrmsLD BAKING SODA ‘%7.39c WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED MILK 3 ass26‘ 2»c I4OZ «A_ PKG ZUC HOT MUFFIN MIX CHELSEA CIGARETTES CA„ Jill a ENRICHED—DATED MARVEL BREAD ’ AA . 3 ff29‘ VIRGINIA TREAT LAYER CAKE EACH NUT TOPPED GOLD BAR CAKE EACH mwiimiDiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiniiiiiHiniiiniii>p.iiiiiiniMHiiminiiuiiiiinBiiuwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii: ill 35c eag 27c HONEY BRAND PARTY LOAF LUNCHEON MEAT 5NO8HEEN 12-OZ. CAN q/PKG. ZOC GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ■2581.27 CAKE 8C FidilR ’ ’.”181.27 WOOOKUHYJ mn soap 5 ROLLED OATS I6OZ. JAR CAKE FLOUR ANN PAGE POST rag SUNUYfiELD SULTANA—KIDNEY 3^.59' BEANS NOW • RED CIRCLE COFFEE • BOKAR COFFEE ^ IV JAR the best pos­ 1£rl ^C| . LABOR SCARCITY INTERFERES ■ County Drain Commissioner Mark 1 Ritchie has several repair Jobs on drains which he would like u> iiava bids on. The scarcity of labor, how­ ever. is interfering with procedure cm ihwe Jobe. ’Die farmers Inter­ ested arc anxious to have the work done coon, tut the clogging of the drains prevents working a ccnsld- SHREDQrD WHEAT Ho Better Coffee in Any Package at Any Price! IOi/rOZ. sible core of your shoes and your health by wearing gajoshes on oil damp winter days. It's smart to be sensible. L“ Henney attended the funrt-al ot 1 Mrs. Orvin Wlckom at Clarksville. i Wednesday. CRACKERS BEANS 8 O'CLOCK 1lP Please j’oin in this pledge: "I won’t buy anything —anything at all—that I don’t really need.” Take IB. □IQ DUTCH 2 CANS15C CLEANSER Vi 51.25 FLOUR ~ IONA IMITATION ■ts 15c VANILLA MACARONI DINNER SULTANA 9c 9 DURYEES POULTRY SEASONING "Wilt LB. JAR ta ANN PAGE FANCY. .SEMOLINA as* MACARONI 3 a 25* 25C 4^ BM PEAK ECONOMY VALUES DAILY KIBBLED DOG FOOD and 'VeijetalileA. keaUtf. tyieiki SPIES — JONATHANS — MCINTOSH 454 MtCHICAH KltAUT 5-47 APPLES CABBAGE ORANGES SWEET POTATOES 2 7c MLB. BAG IMINED / MIRE LARD 2 At 31c MARGARINE u.23c ’ SUVMUOOK BUTTER IS. ROLL 47c dexo VEGETABLE SHORTENING JUICY—ROklDA DELIC1OUS-NANCYHALL MICHIGAN-WEU RLEACHED CflBY CARROTS SQUASH R^SH-WASHEO RiPE-HUBBAgO „ NEW CROP 2^S15< GRAPEFRUIT SCALBO « 3 - 14c RUTABAGAS — FANCY—LATE HOWE - 5c CRANBERRIES kavo 4“29* 6 bo> 29c 3 IK 10c ICA. 1 ROWENA ANN PAGE—BOSTON STYLE Penney's specializes in thrift and savings. il ------ -------------- I 64 And for the things you simply can’t get along with­ out, come to Penney's! c li18c 39 37 49 611 33c COOKED HAMS Children, We must all sacrifice and skimp and save to help win this hardest of all wars! LB. HtADUSt **D WHITING Q-J u. 25c rump sirloih WM "breast VtAL WilAjI ib. 35c Bo’S lu® u. 27c H£A{?» TO JAT-4-HANIOJALP And today, with Americans putting big percentages of their incomes into War Bonds, thrift has come into its own again. , family. * Bates and — visited relatives in Detroit a few days over the weekend. * Geo. Schneider and daughter Etla were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eckardt and family and Mrs. Bertha Ecknrdt * Mr. and Mrs. Glend<?n 'Ecknrdt of Hasting;; were afternoon visitors there. * Miss Leola Henney spent the ThwXentf with her sister MLm Wilma Heuney in Battle Cicek. * Bruce Eckard*, of MB O. spent the week­ end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckardt and Joyce. * Mri Lydia Schuler and Mias Olga Eck­ ardt were Sunday dinner guests of Mis Clara Kloppnuteln and Junior Shuttle in Woodland. ★ Mr. n.ul Mrs. Karl Eckardt. Bruce and Joyce Eckardt and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scheel were in Middleville Sunday up- ' nude for an anniversary meeting In- Dw. a with dinner. ■ bazaar and CHICKENS STEWlKfi FOWL HEARTS and GIZZARDS Li VERS 27 GOODRICH GALOSHES STILL LIVES ONI Shopping al Penney’s is so’ important today— when dollars must stretch farther than ever! ensuing y ye “ Cora Gcbi Mrs. Rose J roasting or frying huh Penney’> way of doing bueinca* keeps operating expcn*cs very low. Tire resull is savings for Penney’s and these savings aye passed on to our customers— as they always have been—in the form of lower pricer. i^aliiJ7i — They're WARM WATERPROOF THE OLD emoon with Mrs. John Woodman, which they have rented. * Geo. Election ot officer! resulted in hav- Schneider and daughter Ella were ail re-etected sa foUowa: Pres. Basile Woodman: Vice Pres., Wayne limn "tK,.?4rs' * Mias Agnes Benson spent the weekend in Lansing with her broth­ Barnett, worthv patron; Mrs. Aiene ers. * Mr, nd Mrs. Burr Fassetr Rcahm, aiiKKiatc matron. Frank tinla enterfalned a friend and family were Sunday dinner Mooher. associate patron Mrs from Percy Jones hospital last Sun­ guests of Mrs. Perry Fasaett and Maude Smith, aecrefary; Mra. Fto£ : day afternoon. * The <H elute were children in Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. ence Marble, treasurer; Mrs.'Doro­ entertained at the church basement Harry Green of Bellevue and Pfc. thy Sheldon, conductress. Miss last Thursday evening * Mr. and Richard Green of Ft. Benning were Agnes Smith. Associate conductress; Mrs Reo. Brink from Milford and Tuesday nipper guests and Mr and Mrs. Abbie Hinman. Chaplain: Mrs. Miss Huth Woodman from Pontiac Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter Erma Gardner, marshal; Mrs. Pau­ visited the home folks over th# were Friday evening callers at the line Rogers, ornnlat: Miss Xbanor weekend. * Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Fassett home. * Mr. and Mrs. Al­ Haven Adah; Mrs. Dorothy Foote. Demand of Ionia visited at the fred Higdon and family of Kalama­ Ruth; Mra. Georgia Crarit. Esther; home of the former's mother Mra zoo were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. LaVemc Ktnne. Martha; Mrs. Pearl Dcmond on Sunday. * Mrs. Mr. and Mrs j. L Higdon. Mr. and Emms Evans. Electa; Mrs. Zela Paul Woodman Is suffering from a Mrs. Welby Crockford of Woodland Cor trie hi. warder and William Hln-‘ aevere attack of neuralgia in her were Sunday afternoon callers. right arm * Mr. and Mrs. Wayne They have received word from Pvt Several special services were used 1 Duntje and Kay Nadeen of Battle Harold Higdon that he is located throughout ti>e evening which mode | Creek, Bob Jeannotte of Prrey Jones at Camp Fannin, Texas. * Mr. and the work more Impressive. Follow- hospital had Sunday dinner and Mrs. Russell Mend and children Ing installation refreehmenu were spent the evening with the Rev. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ---- j E -S. TYiompsons and MlasVIrginli . and Mrs. Clayton McKeown. They * MT. and Mra. Edward Thompson were at East Lansing on Friday. * and ehHcfren of Sunfield were SunMr. and Mrs. Elmer Gillett. Mr and ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT ■*-“ Pm- m. aursts at at Emory Emnrv TlrompTiw>:nnMrs Zelma oox announces the Mrs George Gillett and tons and cngaKemvnt of her daughter. Miss -on »■_________ _______________ Mrs. Henry Klevering and children " " ‘ were Monday night supper guests Thelma Cox. to Pfc Merle K Burd. son of Mr. and Mrx. Ray Burd of NORTHEAST WOODLAND of Mr. and Mrs. Vem Marshall and .----- - .■------- ---- and ----• • Family, tlie occasion being the birth1-' Nashville. Nashviile. No date has been set . Mr. Mrs. Ben Schneider, wiio day ot George Gillett * Misses for tlie wedding. . bad bought a houae in Woodland Bette Hickok and Helen Olaoh of , liave moved and are now living Nashville were Wednesday supper COATS GROVE there. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hinca have guesta of Miss Eloise Day. | The LAS. met last Thursday aft- moved into the Schneider house Tor the summer months. Jirk And wl,h " rM’rca'.ton center avalineqlfvU .Tilng bi to have the com“b**1far "IIantl *he d0 >'ear - Hastings would to | go muc ji t0 y10 » of IU facilities. Charges win be myz.-ly show a real Interest in the and installi the^various Sil—just enough to cover actual Lfmrk and for having the city set «« rLnnrtnn? problem of juvenile delinquency. ___ ____________ _____ _____ further that _he was_________ confident ______ , , , * . The Belding place is no* ’ to about the work of tmprovinc it. so said ■aerdaliae their ccmmurMy cenwUl be ready for the service it can ~ Lntere/t and quits ----------Several---------from here attended Um f Hastings is thshking of such Wr. mLie'thJL 1' probably Interest; and I prooaDiy willrout wunout any interest; ana|*uneral of Mrs. Mary Neale in place, the. question naturally ^imtT He made these statements. —.1 M««h *‘ >I e Saturday afternoon m ; -hat that aa on one mill tax would yield about «: Wkt* shall It be placed? adults. “ e, " “®c — x. gball d tod is Important It would *£* ’ wtot I 55-------000 a1 year—or JI 00 a year on Though several years have passed and thev areH.sUr^ of decided interest n'ta Hastings there could be no tb~ ' -- -----------Mr ieach each u IUooo of the city's valuation since she Uved here, we still renM-m.. -t—... the site. It had better aAs « tn - WOU —. jd be about Bfl cents each! b'?r the many endearing qualities to the the mmmunltv community center. center. Mr. Mr. | '*■* Thal >t.about 0{ tbc 5755 persons -he jxisscssed and she was loved by be on State street or in the Branch said that he felt certain I yeftr Ior that he knew where the money ।'hown be living m Hastings now everyone. We extend our sympathy leas district; but for reasons would bo forthcoming to build »। by the nwnbe" of No 4 ration i,o 'he family. * Mr. and Mrs Ferri* to mw it should not be far from That surely! Lathrop of Toledo are .hanpy over district. It should be centrally fine community center on tlie pork books taken here II the people or HuUnp wopM!w„„m bur(im„,„,, ain the JTirJS±’L "L.tLe£t?7 --------------------- 1---------------------------------- “ ““ 1 ‘ neo'iiie* •And “.’I®?" ’ • lnf “t£ If the “tx-oole'* «*v' J J Wlllitte celebrated his of Hastings voted that 335.000. it “j’.' °n' would show their interest in the, JJ®' 1(k_H E proposition, and that would insure I “f U,e commurn:, «nur. he fell e.-r.. & NEW OF! THE GREAT ATLANTIC i pacific tea co. sSt SSJ Mo �THE HASTINGS BANNER. TiTUH8T)AY, NOVEMBER 11, 1943', CHURCHES FIRST CHURCH OF CHMT, ■•>(TENTIBT Corner Church and Center Streets Subject, "Mortal* and Imrnorunday achool 9:30 am. fedneaday evening hervtec in church edifice and Saturday from BALTI .MORI! CIRCUIT Rev. Lyle' E. Olmatead, Pastor Baltimore Morning worship service 10:00 A. Prayer service. Wednesday «vening 8:00 P. M. Please remember this service. MoCallam Morning worship service 11:30 A. Sunday school 10:30 AM. buck. The rled to Carrie E Jones, Sept. 36, home 10: 00 o'clock next Sunday. Sermon Oartv, who la PDreign Mlwtons Bee- 1 a M-pound spikahorn theme will be "Tlie American Sun­ rotary of the church, and who hus ■ second ind only other animal to 1886. and lived in Middleville until long day." Music by the Adult Choir. .made various tour* of our mission > fall to date to a bow-and-arrow IMS.when they moved to their who I The Sunday School will meet, at fields and recently opened newel*-. hunter, a 151-pound eight-point home ‘---------------—------------------------------------------- to Hastings from in Carlton township where moved 11: 10 and the Youth Fellowship bl tions in South America, win stow ) boot, was kflted by Ralph KunaM- I thev resided until her death tn J near Coals Grove about pictures of this new Held and tei 1 man. Detroit. 1941. . ago. Surviving ' oEsnSr. Mra, at hl* experience# there. Everycnc j Oonaervatton office™ estimated , Surviving are their two FHEBBYTEB U invited to them special services ! there was a 10 to IS percent in- 1 Mn. Maude W. Smith Mo; and three ANNOUNCE The WJfdiF.MB wUfi hold their crease In hunters this fall over the Mtrmle R. Falconer of 8 conger Hi----------ly. - Baator November meeting this Thuri>.d», 679 who were licensed a year ago and three sons. Frank < Sunday morning worMilp at ten- afternoon at the home of Mrs. for the special pre-rifle season. thirty o'clock. The pastor will tell Glenn Miller. 220 W Clinton St , They anticipated a heavy attend- 1 of Richland;... .u».., r lol. ., , Yotnur people'* meeting Friday ! ancc next weekend, reporting am- drrn and eleven great-grundchil- 1 ard ehapei art Tuesday evening *t the home of Arthur Kid- । atantial numbers of outxtate rest- dren, may nephews, nieces, other ' and interment wu ii of Life." The veeted choir wifi sing. der in Irving. I dento who indicated intention to relatives and friends to mourn thetr cemetery. Sunday school at 1145, Robert Prayer meeting next Wediwwdav try for a deer tn Michigan In Robin McGiocklln, Sunt. evening at tlx: home of Mra. Le- Hood fashion, He w a man of a very cheerful DONT BUY THINGS YOU DON’T The Boy Scouts will meet Monday land Bennett. 418 W. Apple St. The department reported, at the disposition, patient and always a nteht, E. L. Taylor. Scoutmaster. N*rth Irving same time, that 800 names had been kind and loving father anc* *’------The Ladies Aid society will meet Dr. E. F. McCarty will be the drawn out of 1.460 applicants for locki-d an the bright side o Thursday afternoon. Nov. 18. with *ne*ker at the Sundav morning the «nectal port-season ontlerlew thing. But Mrs. Agnes Shannon. 118 E. Walnut. service and in the evening we will deer hunting season in Allegan “There i* a Reaper whose Mm D. A. Van Buskirk wlU act as attend the service at the Haatlnas - county December 1-10 Last year 79 Death. chairman of the meeting and the church where Dr. McCarty will deer were slain by rifle fire in the And witn his .'Jcklc keen Christmas Bazaar and Supper will ■peak and shew pictures of South special hunting period. be discussed America. |-----------------«*♦-----------------earth The Thanksgiving offering tht*. Sunday school following the ■ OBITUARY Ar'* 'he flowers that grow there­ in.” ■ God s angel had called hlrn and he centtv installed In the church base- rins. P'.ee lo W SunaayNew York. Aug. 1. 1859. and oassed the Walldorff funeral home. Friday GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH HASTINGS RURAL PARISH ' Nov. 2. at the home of his daughter. Nov. 5. at 2 o'clock with Rev. B. J. D H. Trinkletn. Pastor .Rev Bessie M, Rultson, Paster --------....... J. Smith, after an illness Adcock ofticinUn* and interment Mrs, Monte Services held In the I.O.O.P. hall. Preaching service at Goodwill and of three days at the age of 84 years. was In Riverside cemetery. Green street entrance Divine wor- Hendershott. Communion service | 3 mohtha and 2 days. htp at 10:30 A.M. Sermon subject, Offering for Feliowshio of suffering 1 He came to Michigan at the age DIES AT HER HOME "The Parable of the Tower". and service. Time io and 11:30. of sixteen years and settled in Mkl- IN SECOND WARD Sunday school at 11:30 A-M. Sunday scliool at Martin and | dlevUle where Ids sister. Mrs Marla Mrs. Christina Aspfnall. 79. wife The Grace Guild meets on Wed­ Quimby-at 10 and 10:30. Tungatc and family had settled a of Frank Axptnall. died on Saturnesday. Nov 17. at the home of Mr* Quimby W5.CH. will meet Thura- , few years previously. He was marJoseph Shultz, 828 8. Hayes. A. day. thl* affternoon. with Mra. Bea- I chicken din net will be served at ale McKeown. . 6:30 PM. for the members and Copies of Upper Room with friends of the church Chrutmas mailing envelopes arc Thanksgiving service Sunday. available now. Nov. 21. at 10:30 AM. The Sunday school will take j>art. BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES Sunday school at 10 o'clock. FIRST U. B. CHURCH Divine services at 11 o'clock. Corner of East and E. Grand St. 0:55 Bible school with classes for list singing and sermon Tuesday night* B.Y.P.U. All young 11:00 a m. Morning worship. In people invited. Meeting at 7:30 at | recognition of Men and Missions church. Wednesday night prayer Sunday, the pastor will speak on meeting and teaching ol Sunday , the topic. ‘Thia Man ." school itvjson at 7:30 at church. 6:30 Adult and Senior C. E. So­ The Lidle* Aid mecta with Mn. , ciety. H. Sandeen. North Broadway, on 7 .30 Song service and gospel mes­ Nov. 17 in the afternoon. This is sage. a week earlier due to Thanksgiving. , All ladles are invited. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH HOMAN ARCHER BAGS N. Michigan Ave. at E. State Road FIRST ALLEGAN DEER 24-month guoranteel 45 heavy-duty Rev. j. R. Chrispell, pastor I a Detroit woman bagged the first 401 E. State Road. Phone 3444 deer tn the Allegan county bowplates, 100 amp.-hr. cap. Plenty of power Haslinga church and- arrow hunting season which for overaga winter u>e. Equalt or exceeds Sunday school at 10:30. Lawrence I opened this week, the state conser- , ^Wwl* »ld Adams, superintendent. • vation department reported today. I most "new car" batteries. Save now! Mornhia worship at U 30. Dr. E ‘The second deer also fell a victim F. McCarty of Lansing will be gue.it to a Detroit arrow. preacher. | The department said Mr*. Eur- . At 7:30. the WHAPMS will be ccha Shoemaker, of Detroit, shot in charge of the service. Dr. Me- . the first deer of the season, killing EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT toilet tissue HOUS «>• tiuuc-WTapped to. nowt Save! 100 roll* Montgomery Ward WAR—FORGET IT. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Don M. Gury. Rector Holy communion al 8 a m. Sun­ day school at 10 am Morning worship and sermon at 11 a m Ded­ ication of 100 new nymnals of the newly-published book recently adop­ ted by the Episcopal church. Thl* is one of Die finest collections of hymns ever published, including the favorites from all ages, os well The bo-,ks are tn a special red bind­ ing. and are Inscribed os mrmorlnU or gifts from a number of Individ­ uals in the congregation. Emmanuel Guild held their No­ vember meeting at the home of Mr* Kellar Stem. Wednesday. Nov. 3. with Mrs. W. D. Barnes. Mrs. C S Potts. Mrs James Bristol and Mrs. W R. Cook hostesses. Interest­ ing reports and business filled most of the afternoon. Tlie receipt* for the rummage sale the previous week were announced as over 8230. Mrs. Gury brought the report of the recent regional meeting ul Battle Creek. A social hour over the tea­ cups followed. St. Ceclla choir Guild of Emman­ uel church met Wednesday evening. Nov. 3. at the home of Mrs. Royal Hayes. Following dessert, a business meeting was held, and Dians made for the serving of a turkey dinner al the annual Christmas bazaar, which will be held on Tuesday. Nov. 30. IIKST METHODIST CHURCH Morning Worshio will be held st MOOSE HALL GOOD ORCHESTRA ’Auto Needs KWIK START" REDUCED! 488 WINTER KING" REDUCED! * * * * * MONTOOMIRY WAR# Guaranteed 30 months ... built for hard service! 45 heavy-duty plates, 100 amp.- hr. capacity. Wood-glass insulation for longer life. Save in this sole! NOW MORE THAN EVER IT’S SMART TO GIVE 63? WINTER KING", long-type Safe priced ... and guaranteed 30 months! Gifts for the home 51 heavy duty plates, 110 amp.-hr. ca­ pacity, wood-gloss Insulation for longer life. No better battery made ... so SAVE! 8“ WILLARD "SAFETY-FILL Guaranteed ... and nationally known for dependability and power. 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Quick-action, acid type cleaner,phi a neutraliser which ii a rust preventitive. cleaning. Will fll noil car». ★ Use your credit to buy anything carried In our rtore stocks or pictured in ■ 100% PURI NNNSYU VAN1AOIL 17Jc* low-prMI - * u*° y°w credit to buy anything carried in our stare stock* or pictured in our catalogs Montgomery Ward Montgomery Wart �THE HASTIXns BANKEB, THUMDAT, NOVEMBEB 11, 1M> FAOB BIX OBITI'ARY OF ALBERT WILLIAM HESSMER 0.-0 F. lodge, ‘ I Legion Auxiliary. During her real- NEW BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY ! DEATH OF MRS. Mr Hessmer was a kind and Jov- dence in Eaton Rapids, she was Fiction . MARY E. HOES of the Baptkn Marquand— "So Little Time". • Mra. Mary E. Albert William Bc.v.rnrr was bom Ing husband. lather.and brother and an attendant he is greatly missed by hi* family I church. Funeral services were Corbett-* Golden Grain ". passed away on F in Hastings on Sept. 27, 1879. the and friend* Albrand—' Without Orders-'. 'Pennock hospital where she hod : conducted by the Rev. L. Winston aon of Gottlieb and Predertcka ruucxu •»<«.«• w..E .«.M -.8*2*^ ------ -- — -------------Lorihg—"When Lights Are Light been a patient for about two weeks. Funeral services were held nt — the Bt'u.'.mrr. and died on Oct. 'Jfl. 1943, Leonard chapel on Thursday aft- Wednesday afternoon. Nov.in 3,Rlvat Again . she was the widow of Frank O. U OcL^at.^ai *ihre7 ociock. two o'clock, with interment arc'd 64 years and 39 days On May- enwon. ---------- «-• ’ -> —I.M.V twn n»n<«k wirh inr^rm*iit tn RivWi ’sUey—"Hedge Against the Hom. the family moving from Irv18. 1904. he was married to Mis* U»oy rrrer wno pa»cu uu. the R^v- Don Carey of Ortuid, erside cemetery. » __________ Lincoln—'The Bradshaws of Har-i ago. Surviving are two daughters, Jan 29 1932 and was married to’Repktk* officiating. Interment in, nlM". Mrs Fred Hendershott. Grand RapMrs Anne Arndt onMav 24 1932.1 Riverside cemetery. HENDERSHOTT Wentwortb—"Miss Silver Deals < ids. and Mrs. Thorwell M. Paulsen. Bu?vivm2 are two ----------------- - ---------------------I Tl>e Hendershot and McOmber ; pleasant Ridge, Detroit; three 2ms Dwight A Canton. Ohio, and 1 OBITUARY OF MRS. 4H Club* were represented at the With Death". Disney-"Crimson Friday". ^grandchildren and three greata aSZm/r ii. ” w»ms moohi: ill Mumoma AjManrUM .1 O'Hara—"Thunderhead ., grandchildren. Mrs Hoes was a Army. Baltimore. Md.: Gardner—"Case of the Drowsy member of the First Methodist ter. Mrs. Mervin Klein <ChjrJotte, rick • was bom in Indiana on Sept. Clark Md Mrs Leo Hen Mmquito". church, the W.SC-8.. and one of BMimeri. Trenton. Mich.; s two 9. 1900. and passed away on Mon o^.?^her^ * QsU-nso-^O River Remember' . the Pennock hospital guilds Funergrandchildren; three step-daugh- day. Nov. 1. at the age of,43 yean.■ W* ‘J™"L •V'1> ffrred , I al services were held nt the Leonard Um. Mrs. Clare DeCou and Mrs. j 1 month and 22 days She came to ^?"icer^ with Mrs Rob“‘ikEhtel in Holbrook— Wanted. A Murder- chapel on Monday afternoon at two Thomas Stebbins. Hastings, and ( Hastings with her family when but, w Mr an^rs U*o Heno'clock, the Rev. L. Winston Stone Mra. Max Dirt rich. Chicago; two1, child and thl* city had been her and Metle w7re StmdLy oSCniT m u officiating. Interment In Riverside Halliday—"Blood On the Black cemetery sisters. Mrs. Jacob Rehor and Mrs. home since then except for about dinner guesu at Alton Cranes, to Fipd Pierson. Hastings; and two three years in Eaton Rapid* On Rutlu;id* * Joyce an(j Robert Clark Market" — —-------- — brothers. Herman of thl* city and March 27^ 1R17, she was united in, ftrv ^jth the chicken-pox. * Robert of Owosso. marriage to Warren Moore of this Mrs Ernle Matteson was badly Daniel — "Island* of the Pacific' For about forty years. Mr. Bess- I city. To them were born a daugh- brUlse<j and shaken up by a fall on mcr was in the meat market and , ter, Mrs. Olenn Storrs < Jacqur- tlu> stairs jn her home. Saturday grocery business, first In partner-! line Hastings anti. a son.'■ lliuiillilK. morning. w * Mr. and Mrs. Hanev 1 . Moore) . ...of ----.. ---uiiu nun. ship with his two brothers, then Tech. Cp!. Warren ------- 1— -..u ----- u.— _/ Warren Mrmrr Moore. Jr Jr, now r» pajmalee and j daughter of Battle later tn hl* own store on S Market stationed at Camp Perry. Ohio. who. creek, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul PalJean Barnes. Librarian «< St. After his retirement about a with the father, are left to mourn mcr of Middleville R.F.D.. were dinLibrary Hours. 10-12 A.M.. 1-5 P. Mariorir Jr.n Sirm.n. n.t.ml.nt . — . -----------— r ago. he moved to hl* home on the loss of a faithful and loving ller itueaLs ut Floyd Garrisons on M. Monday through Friday. Tues.' Broadway. There he operated wife and mother. Surviving also Sundav, honoring the birthdays of the Beumer kennel* as long as are her sister. Mrs. Harold Smith Mrs. Garrison. Mrs Parrnalee and health permitted as he was espec­ (Julia Herrick). Hastings, and a Helen Kay O'La light to. the small CIYTt, AIR PATROL Herrick. Long granddaughter of Mr tuul Mrs. ially interested in pedigreed bird brother. George dogs. He was a charter member Beach. Cai. Mrs. Moore was serv­ Garrison. * Mrs. Leo Hendershqt*. . Persons wishing to sign applica­ of th<f Barry County Rod and Oun ing as chairman of Pennock Hos­ will entertain the W.S.CS. Tbtfrs- tion blanks for membership in the C. A. P. will please call at 804 N. club in which he was always ac­ pital Guild No. 19 at the time of day Nov. 18th for dinner . Michigan Saturday afternoon after tive. For many years he had also her sickness and death and she was BANNER WANT ADR PAt been affiliated with the local I. also a member of the American < I,rin cXTb^.. - u/nTraftu. !•«.«! HaaoraMa Arrhi. n. j|yn<maM. c.rmii JudaIn th. aba«* rniitM ran**. Ii ap peariac that for th» appnrauroSun". nf ih» drf.nd.n-, M.rj.,rie Joan Slrnien. -annul Ur»>»«n R0Y ROGERS, MIDDLEVILLE PASSING OF MRS. DIED SUDDENLY SUNDAY ALMA LANIl'S r Mr*. Alma Lantus. 74.pa.wd away Roy Rosera. ». of Middleville, suddenly expired Sunday evening pn Monday at the home of her while sitting in a chair at his home. son-in-law and daughter. Mr. und The sheriff a office was notified and Mrs. Walter Prrktns. 411 W Court Coroner Lathrop and Sheriff Bera St. Mrs. Lanhu came for a visit mode investigation I Ing the Twp. to Hastingsrequired over 40 by years during the summer and was. taken i ..... . ro­ HI so was unable to re tuns to her L-rthrop pronounced it a case of Isome. The remains were taken lo heart disease and decided that an Hillsdale where the funeral was held. , , pU I ,'t.i u». s»i L EG A LS Attention! Specials! niiv kinw F°RTH*T«T"» BUT IXVW HOLIDAY BAKING 25e 5 MSTDT FLOUR Country Club. 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CRISCO 15 points 3 lb- can SWEET ONIONS >b MELLO larse size V-8 COCKTAIL 46 oz.-4 point* TOMATO SOUP crX»’ PREM 5 points TREET 5 points Open toe gaberdine pump with medium or high heels Grosgrain ribbon trim. Ib 20c SO DO YOUR TOP: Women's chenille slipper with platform sole -J-1.39 SHOPPING EARLY! Children's foot hugger in sturdy felt with plush cuff. —------------ 98c CENTER: BELOW: Men's kidskin slipper in black for year 'round loung­ ing. Stitching detail--------2.49 No. 1 Quality.. Nol rationed I FRESH GROUND SHOP NOW FOR BEST SELECTION HAMBURGER 77 - 25c mURKETS SHOESTORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IL IMS I wick's paranta, Mr. and Mra. O. W. Mr. and Mra Herman Zarbal, ovar ter and Mra Neil. Adair. I Mra. L. R. Storer entertained 1 the O. O. club for dinner and > medl- , Bthible and other relailvta wwtrend. ____ ---------------------------------------------------- > bridge on Thuraday Mra. Kattb I TuM-•’ Mr. and MT*. WWla Struble spent Mra J. C Ketcham ta spending her Extension group on Monday Fuller of Nutley, N. J. ma a guest Sunday tn Battle Creak. thia week tn Ann Arbor . Saturday guaste ot lir. and Mn. d*Y from I . _ _ Mrs Blanche mi. Otis Ls .ri.itinv visiting **!_ rel­ evening at a carry-in supper fol- for the evening. John Hoevenalr were Mr. and Mn. A gun I Mra. Herbert Wilcox and Mrt atives In Lansing thl* week. lowed by the lesson on "House-1 • • • . . family. Alvin Helrlgie of Freeport. | Enge) fo Vail lake lor the weekend. Mr. and Mra Carl Sheffield and hold Appliances.” Ten were presMrs. Dell Newton was hostess to Floyd Armour spent Saturday lit Roar lie. Kitchener, rs Archie Tobias entertained family of Albion visited Hastings Mr. ahd * Mra. Herman Zertel the J. F. F. bridge club Wednes­ and Mra Francis Thomae and relatives Saturday and Sunday. Mra ill i Gertrude Bentley of Kal-| day afternoon. Mrs Frank AspinallIto has returned “r anS^hsv Iren Of Shultz on n Sunday. returning with |ranrti leaves Almira Sheffield ----------------- I Mrs Nl"’ Castelein was the hon. . • ihter imdfanv ^lr h°me 00 8 H*no**r Mr. amazoo spent Thuralay and Frln H K Vandr Glewyn wend aleavea wert f°i Athton °"* "l * shower last Tuesday given To celebrate the homecoming of lay for Wayne to i*Fred i ‘ n« Freed Mra *nd *■<”• n‘rtiard Bchoenbom of. (toy with Mn L. H. Evart*. Mi*s Ballot! Martha Uhi Miaus of Albion । Mrl Myron Tuckerman and Mrs. Pvt. Richard Bowman who is at­ her mother. Mra.i. . <HU bziiob. ^d her aunt. Miss Ola uTv lilund her Freeport who take possession today.Agnes Sim and Mrs Charles Kerr Fred । Roy Douglass at the home of the tending school art. champaign . HL Aspinall U now serious! ■ 1* here help- Th*1 7^fbels will stay with hl* Bunday guests guests ot of air. Mr. ana and Mn. A weckend ptest of Mfea Mary fry . former. jt. Appropriate Appropriate decorations decorations Mr. Mr.and andMrs. Mra. Ben BenBowman Bowmanhad hadtheir th® daughter. Mra. Freed 1 sister. MY*. Cha*. Aldrich Until 'Will Fighter -was —-----iter wvre were Mr. and Mrs. Mra. — Hawley Mra.----------------------------LflU Burkholder o ’ ‘I**! °Lr..Vr were wtTP used us*d and "n<1 dessert dessert was was served served Thanksgiving dnn<r P»»l dinner Bunday, with Con**4 trig care for iter. former's mother r- P- Mausguest*. Bingo was ■Hto Isenhath I. Dan Hickey arid and family famth and Perry, of P»» ■*— P**f‘.nto twenty-five about forty attending. The entire doiaert with Mra.1 Mr. and Mra. Otto Isenhath'1 u,ey --------c.. Sunday — . leavins. the piitfcne Of the evening with family was assembled with the exMr I M1m Esther Doty spent the week- They returned on Mr. and Mra. Mrs. John Hennef of'Allerdlng of Lake Od&to. (were in Alma on Friday attending Mrs Maim improving COVlng __ _______ .-... v-”____ ■ . eeption n _____ in Mn. Roy Hen-1 »lth her parent* In Athens anslng and Mr. and Mra. Hen; j Edward Edward Fteher Fisher of c Lansing spent I the L-a prize* presented to .the guest ofr Corp. tr.uv Keith n 13 _ >wman ■the funeral of Denton Richards, Uuialng Tech Cpl. Warren M«x»rc. Jr. re­ of honor. usbtnd or ney and daughter of Battle Creek VMkehd at the home of his! Mr. and Mr*. Walter Wallace were ‘ England, and two of the daughters. hoatra for the November husband of Mr. Mr. uennatn Isenhath’ss amcr. sister. Mt„„, Ruth and Lclah Farr of "pent Wednewlay evening with Mr.i(MUenbt Mr Mn j0B puher. I Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. turned Thun day to camp Perry. Ohio, having been called here <m au4teo1 MrJidMra "nd >««• ivereU. 1 Mf tnd Mn CT^e Kuempel and| Frank Vis In Grand Rapid.. aaoncav me'sTcknra ini? I Wayne were tuesta of Mr. and Mrs Mondav or bv the sick------------* ■*death —*• I Mrs Chwter Hodges was hostess Mis* Marjorie Hill returned to daughter and Mrs. James Foley | Mrs Matte Waters spent the week of hl» mother. Mrs Warren Moore, to her bridge club Tuesday after ­ ■ Okhn Densmore Saturday night , ■ - —-- --------------------- - noon. Top honor* were awarded spent Saturday with friend* in Ot- in Mason caring for her sister, who ■ and Bunday. Mrs Addie Springer spent the aego. i to Mra. Kenneth Laberteaux and I" nrv 111. I Will Mullen of Prairieville wm Mrs, Roman Feldpausch. Mr and Mn Wilson Ouidet of Weekend guest* of Mr. and Mrs ■ the guest of his sister, Mrs. E. A. Weekend in Nliea with U. C. N. Springer and fa~ family. Tanaina came for the 1. O O. F.;L. 8. Will were Mr. and Mrs E. ■ Parker, on Sunday. Mra. Howard Orsbom entertained' Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Roftor. Ade- banquet Katurtiav >>/ ----------------------------------------------------------Saturday and soent spent the; Fort** °* of lwmvss Detroit msiu a^d w cm, ouuu Simday ■ Mrs Robert Walldnrff visited line and Edith ot Orand Rapid* and — W.U1 Mr and K’S —• Mrs »•— James •—— the* thev entertained Mr and Mrs KenKen­ ■ her husband at Great takes. Ill., Mr. and Mrs W. Dove of Carlton; r. B ..u .~4 . wllh -.w. M — —na •- Mr*- J - ™ ' neth r Sult and mtia little son nf of n...u Battle ■ from Friday till Monday. spent Sunday at the Swanson home. 1 lir aand Mrs. Max Lynd of Mid-1 Creek. gUMtC*peaker wKMta°Helm'm. I }«"»»“ enjoyed Mtea Doro’■ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lewis were Mr and Mrs Glann Brpwy were dlevilie lasts !! Mrs. Wm. Stebbins. Mrs LAUtTncC were Um>4,v Monday avanlna evening el guests I.. Grand Cl—. ■> .4 Rapids U.-T^,aa>4s» OteVUiea wara ■ Sunday guests' of Mr and Mrs in TuesdayBamett. Mm. Chas Pot:.'. Mra C MarUn. OTH4U„. research-geologist ot the: thy Reynold*, a guest and Miss of the Fred Grangers .no.r- ™ ' '■ Surrey divSon of the Margaret Johncock won prizes ■ Will Crans of Middleville Mrs. Margaret Btaup returned Mr. and Mrs. Philo Sheldon and! I W. Weapinter and Mrs. W. R Crook ReolORlcal survey ■ Mrs. F. E. Adair Li tlie guest Of home Tuesday after a two weeks' ind' Mra Clarence Grohe in Grand Rapid* Thuraday. Department of Conservation who ” • • *” ■ Mrs Harry Parker of Jackson this visit wlUi her husband. Corp Fay M Terry aiOrand Ranlds Thuraday I Mni Weapinter spending Ute day proved J an unusually interesting interesting Attractive in ail all its Its appointments appointment* ■ week. . ..J"ut “An[ with Mra. Clarence DePlanta speaker Btaup 'at. Camp Evans. Belmar, N. were in I--------- —,------- .— speaker. ... ,,, was the te* given Monday after­ Mirs Elizabeth Henry ■ Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Bronson J. Mrs. Fures4 Wolfe and children Miss. Martin gave an illustrated noo ” *•» noon by Mrs. uteharo Richard rtmn* Grona fnr for Monday In Battle Creek ■ Visited Mr and Mrs Basil Smith Miss Ethel Burton of Detroit and jL» tetumed Sunday froma afew fewday* days' 1 taite “nuvtuKuit, Mirhienn a a Geoloaist. and and h« „r., ' ------------------------------------’ talk. vnia. "Michigan, “ Geologist, ...... her house guest, Miss Martha Ben­ Sunday guests ofto Mr. ai ■ and daughter of Jackson Bunday Lansing arrived Monday for an In­ CUr'.rS-lf«™n Mr. Tnd .nd! visit with her sister. Mre ° “ r "' Mra. George a ■* her talk *~ Camera."" She-----------opened by nett of Evanston. IU, A silver Clarence Hammon —“ " ■ and Monday In r-HnrlrUtrdefinite slay with Mrs. Edward il'notfj?"'1 H"”mon<' *n'1 ‘“.. “’I T M» .nd S!?ci^>U c Burthol- showing a geological map of Michi­ epergne filled with white chrysan­ ■ The Rev. J. R Chrispcll went to Burton. gan. The mineral regions are des­ themums accented by yellow and M5? H.mld Bakrr or O.le.bur. ■ Shelby on Monday to conduct a Guests of Mrs. Warren Calkins cribed as a neat of bowls covering white bebe mum* centered the tea Mrs. «wold with 1 ■ two weeks' rvangiliMIc campaign and Mrs Mary Mills were Mrs. ----------------ter runt. Mr.. ^VK.-’id St the state. There are seven major table where Mrs. R. E. Walt and ■ at Uie Wesleyan Methodist church. I .con a Burger of Irving who spent ' minerals and fifty-four minor ones Mrs. Aben Johnson poured. Wednesday and Thursday, and Mr. ' Mri~'itotert H.tkto retumri h«lBu.teo»rMU»toTw ? ..._ ■ Mrs W. J. Field Went to Lanfound in Michigan. The seven majMra »«>D<:ri ■ aing on Thursday, spending the and Mrs Matt Bedford of MiddleA weekend guest of Mr. and Mra. or olies are iron, copper, granite. ’■A low arrangement of white bebe ff ‘*"k*' ■rat of the week with Mr. and vllle on Mondav David Waters was Chauncey Hunt t mndstone. limestone, silver, and In Boston, Mass. | * — jwii.. mum* flanked on cither side by ■Mrs Don Bliven Evrlvn Campbell spent the week­ Leslie. gypsum. 62"x82” UTILITY BLANKET Bunday guests of Mr. and Mra.1 4f Mrs $X49 Burt Webb was In Kalama- 1 Martin showed colored slides Chinese figurines in white, centered ■ Navul Air C;idet Hollis Isenhath end in Battle Creek with Dorothy John Hart were M r and Mrs. Rus ­ the charmingly appointed table at 1707? reused wool)__ ___ ___ zoo Bunday where she visited her (j,r majority of which she had tak■ returned on Wednesday to Mln Allan. • sell Richards of Muskegon. granddaughter in Borgexs hoNpital rn herself. The picture* covered the luncheon given Saturday by ■ neapolls. Mum, after a visit with Guests last week of Mrs. Wm Lt. and Mn. Harold Parker re Mrs. Dewev Hon for Miss Martha «•_ Gordon Havana nt from Die porcupine Mrs. of n**nH Grand jg^higan 72"x84" SCOTCH HEATHER ■ his parents, Mr and Mr*. Otto Isen- Crawford were Miss Eleanor Andre turned Monday from a visit with Bennett of Evanston The guest* ■ hath Erotite to Minneapolis, he and Miss Dorris S, Kemp of Grand PiX. him hte *toter. Mr» Gerald Swerdfeger Rapids ,"n spent the weekend in Hius- mountains In the northeast to the brought sewing and knitting and< 70',; wool I * ■ vbU'cd hLs brother. Naval Air C*d£l Rapids. Dr. t v J? -- ------ln Buffalo. "nd with hb.'', ..’.E Wait is In Washington. D Irish Hill* in the southeast Bom* spent a pleasant afternoon. views were taken near Ionia and ■ John Isenhath at Iowa City, Iowa. spent Thursday XU, .t U.e »» »,ltl.rCM„P.ri„i 1 62"x82" PLAIN COLOR. MAROON. BLUE. Charlotte. I HLi parents Itere received word Crawford's C.. Ulis week. training al Harvard university. The Shuffle Club met Friday eve ­ Michigan as a geologist secs It. Officials of the Hastings Mfg. Co. ■ Monday that Hollis lias been trans-' Mr and Mrs. C. H. Dahlhouscrl CREEN (20% wool—30% reprocessed wool) returned MU- \ wno wni are.lundin, .a Xl.te.- hu.inN. 'I Mp.ll R- J.IItokje J Hinkle rr attending the theNBP.A. NB.P.A. oonoon- Is as beautiful a* an artist might ning for dessert at the home of Iferred tn Pensacola. Fla. left Sunday on a i I;; Mrs. Ivan Gaskill. Prizes were won short, visit | ventlon followed by a Super Service pnlnt It. _ _ __________ I MLm Dorothy Stanley was home trip in the upper peninsula. Mr Mr and "A*" 64"x76” JACQUARD PATTERN 14rs. D. D. IValtOn.;, , mmmp in t.iiicBcii by Mrs Eugene Dahlman. Mra. Chicago ate ■ from East Lant.lng over Uie wcek- Mr* Phil Danlliouser of Nashville With Mrs Robert Kelly returned last Research meeting WIn DolanTbewejr Arnos Dahlman and Mrs. Gaskill. INDIAN DESIGN are at their home during their ab­ week ■ cnd. “eek from St Louis, Louis. Mo Mo.. where she :it.... u Hon. Harold Phillips. George tit*.' Heb- .1 ■ Mr. and Mrs ^Walter Watkins sence Mr. Robert C HnlUfax and Miss The other guests were Mrs Clare visited her husband who Is stationed .den and George Snook. Howard Barnes, ■ were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Marjorie L. LaUbaugh were united Johnson. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Christman at Jefferson Barracks. Mrs. Howard Birdsall. Mrs. Bob O. H. Stebbln* of Louisville. Ky.. Ih. L. Watkins of near Dowling and little grandson were In Orand Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers of spent the weekend In Hastings. Mr* In marriage on Wednesday. Nov. 3. Vrooman and Mrs. Wilbur Tolles. at Emmanuel Rectory, the Rev. Don ■ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aldrich of, Rapids for the weekend. Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs ' r Calcdonl.v were Sunday guests ot Mrs. Erwin R. Clark made a busi­ Chris Myers of Sanwood called on ,Stebbins, who has been the gueet M. Gury reading the service. The Mrs. EHL* Kelley entertained her I his mother. Mrs Charles Aldrich | ness trip to Battle Creek Tuesday their brother. Mr. and Mra Carl E. for two weeks ot her parent*. Mr couple were attended by Beverly pedro club on Thursday. Those hav­ Guest* of Mrs Ruth Cappon were Msers, south of HaMlngs, Saturday. «and Mrs. W. D. Bennett and Mr. and Lord and Harl Daniels Mr. Halll- ing highest scores were Mrs Royal I MLm Mnrgan t Bottutns of Grund Mrs Arthur WUlitis, returned with fnx Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ■ Rapids visited Mrs. Aldrich Sun- Mrs. Mary Gibson and MLss Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Carleton KoccImmc ;him. Hayes Mrs Ellis Kelley. Mrs. ■ day evening. ' R. Hallifax of Carlton township. Walter lewis, and Mra. Royal Hom Cloverdale arid Martin Benkarski Wyandotte . ... of, ---- - - _ . on . Saturday V. . iwnui uriiMini 01 of n)u>iuuuc I. rtBHteh Lewi*, Mrs. A guest of Mr. und Mrs C F. and Mis* 1 I Weekend guesU of Mrs. Morris and Mra Irving McCa nH of "**" tretr ^“f^baugh iaThc <J»“*« f| h traveling prize. Mrs wer'' rreer.t recent ’visitors of .Litcn. at the home at Aneell this week was Mrs Angell's ter of Mr /^ Mra^ Bi^r Laubaugh. auphen K#nnpi. <a# g and BLUE t M„ I Hill were Mr and Mrs. Marlin. tie Creek for the weekend. Mr. and Mra. Geo Fulton. mother. Mrs. Clare Dean, of Bat­ ofillrout*.1- -MrH”*?! Russell ZerbeHwill be hostess at ■ Smith and Janet of Jackson. | Mrs John Darron will spend Fri Mr and Mra William Fox of Kai- tle Creekuill reside in Ha *h"*.“J*1 ■ the next meeting Nov. 18. amazoo spent the weekend with the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arnold enter­ arc employed nt the Silver-Rich Co. | . home folks. tained Mr. and Mrs Guy Munger I The hospital board met at the A guest of the James Browns lost of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ ' week was Mra. Brown's mother. Mrs. sell Waiterspaugh of Battle Creek home of Mrs. Wm. Schader Monday W C. Bretnrncr of Berwyn. Ill. 'for the weekend. afternoon. . Mr. and Mrs. B»rl Bumford and Those who were here from away Mra. Reva Benson were Sunriay to attend the funeral of Mrs. War­ ifueets of Mr and Mrs. Harold Eck­ ren Moore on Wednesday of last Mr. and Mrs William Linington. ert or Rogers Comers. week were Arthur Moore. Charlotte; entertained their "500 club" of six­ A guest of Mr. and Mra. Wallace Mra. Naomi ColiUis. Baton Rapids: teen on Saturday evening, a de­ Osborn Li Mrs Osborn's niece, Mlsr Miss Daisy King and Mrs. Martan lightful time being reported. WinSallv Kerr of Tulsa. Okla, who ar ­ at 7:30. S. J. McCARRELL. SPEAKER. Pastor Gospel Center Shirk. Battle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. nets at "500'' were Mrs. Gamer ■ rived Monday for a few days. Dan Peterman and Mr. and Mrs. Hampton. Mrs. Henry Kline, VerRattle Creek. Michigan. BRING YOUR BIBLE! BRING YOUR Mra. Hazel Doolittle returned to nor Blough and Clarence Cappon. Cook. Lake Odeasa FAMILY! You aie urgently.Invited. Sheriden Crisfield, paalor. Syracuse. N. Y. on Tuesday after Vivem Mrs. Alma Flngirtnn wns in Chi­ an extended visit with her daugh­ cago the first of the week on bur­ Friday evening, Nov. 5, Miss Grace 'The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you AU." Rom. ter and son-in-law Mr. and Mra ner*. Edmonds was the victim of a -etirHoward Prost. Curtis Bottum of Ann Arbor was 6rise at the home of Mrs. Wesley Adv. 11-11 Mr. and Mra. Arthur Bennett. Ca­ the guest of his parents. Mr. and lurrell when fifteen friends re­ det Eugene Bennett of DePaul Uni­ MnL- E. F. Bottum last Tuesday minded her of her blr.hdfiy - --------- -... .. . . .anversity. Chicago, were'gueste of Mr. eight ’ . nlversary. She was the Hie' reclple recipient and Mra. Harlow Barnum in OmU Miss CJharlotte Bnmum of Chi- j of some lovely gifts and cards, Grove on Wednesday. cago was the guest of Hastings ... Mra Leona Proctor of LoiLiiru: friends last week- / ' Mrs. James Partner Is to enter ' spent. Monday and Tuesday with , . -Jin the Y. M- L. 21ub on Thurs__________ Mrs. Keith Fuller, who haA-been Mrs Leeiimd Bennett " H astinea relatives and | day afternoon opnext week at her visiting Wm. McKnlght returned to Wil­ friends, went rent to Monday ~ to . home on N. Broadway. mette. Monday after a short visit visit her brother and will also visitwith Mrs. Joseph McKnlght Mrs. George Devlin of Columbus. x ThePythian Bisters and their Cadet Eugene Bennett returned Ohio, before returhing to her home families met Tuesday evening at Saturday to DePaul University. in Nutley. N. J. the Pythian temple for a family Chicago afttr a week's vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rice of night dinner and social evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bennet’ Dowling were guests of Mr. and There was a good attendance. (Completed his 1st 3 months of Mra. Flovd Rice on Sunday. Mrs. training). Many family dinners Rice remaining for about a week Two tables of 'contract were in were given In his honor, and an while convalescing from her recent pin} play uil on Thursday AIIUIOMB., evening when Wednesday evening a skating party illness. I M1M Jean Brower entertained her nt Thomnpplc lake. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Wor- I bridge club Winners were Mr* Sunday guests of Mra. W. J. AlIcrding were Mr. and Mrs. Frank den of Chicago visited her parents. Robert Walldorff. Mrs. Hiram BaxVan Conett, of Bedford. T. S. Baird was in Chicago for , a few days this week. j Mrs. Jesse Haney ana daughter I • they1 'v' of Manhattan. Kansan, arrived Sat- I urday to loin her husband here. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Baird enter­ Short sleeves—long sleeves, tained Mr and Mrs Harold Hiler Telephones 2244-2557 q of Ionia und Parker Pennington I*™*------------of|K] and buttoned front cardi­ Detroit over the weekend kend I J . d,r .to •• j?a, „ Mrs Rob't Cole and d little daugh daugh-­ s gans. ter arrived home from Salinas. SATURDAY ONLY NOVEMBER 13 Calif., where they spent ten weeks J* ‘ ..-»rv stamp.. hotnc-l DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION with her husband, col. Cole. If Jun'of Mr. and Mrs Harold Phillips were Allan Jones and Kilty Carlisle in Chicago for a few days this week l’’"' *■.rm"**'“ and were Joined there bv Mrs. Phil­ nV <rth*r ’ . ,re . - .uA ips' mother. Mrs. D. M. Strong of; Hannibal. Mo and Tim Holt and Cliff Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cowles. MLm Frances Cowles and Mra. Chester I Stowell were in Orand Rapids on ■ Saturday. Mr and Mra. C. W. Dolan re­ turned on Thursday from a week's ; visit in Chicago SUNDAY ond MONDAY. NOVEMBER 14-15 Mr and Mrs E. J. Storkan spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George | Olivia DeHaviland mid Robert Cummings Bauer in East Lansing Mr and Mrs John Renwick re­ turned to Birmingham Monday aft­ "Qualify Shoes Properly Fitted" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:M to 3:00 P. M. er a week's visit with' Mrs. RenSawyer of Kalamathla weekend with] ERSONALS CLUB NEWS WE NO, DON'T HAVE IT BUT YOU CAN KEEP WARM WITH OUR BLANKETS Make your selection from the following *8’* ’5” GOOD QUALITY BABY BLANKETS at 29c an<) 69c *n SINK BEN FRANKLIN STORES f SOCIAL ITEMS REVIVAL SPECIAL MEETINGS WINTERWEAR Jackets Corduroys Flannels Serges and Gabardine 575 As? > THEATER fl rt I <•* All Wool Sweaters jjj I £50 398 500 and 575 LARCENY WITH MUSIC 5 I FIGHTING FRONTIERS' BOYS and GIRLS SWEATERS at 1.00 I TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE E Gtfeardwp8 AT FIRST SNIFFLE, SNEEZE THIS IS MORS THAN A JOB! Put a few drops of Va-tro-nol up each nostril at the very first sriflfe or sneeze. Its tfuick action helps prevent many colds developing. Follow MS Filling prescriptions is more ’than a job for me— it’s a profession. I have a real obligation to^fulfill— to YOU, the patient —to your Doctor and to myself. That is why I always give your . prescription my undivided attention and to* compound it with the utmost care. VICKS VATRO NOL TUES., WED., THURS.. NOV. 16-17-18 Flonnel ond Gabardines "PHANTOM OF THE OPERA" All filmed in beauUfnl technicolor With Nelson Eddy, Susanna Foster and Claude Rains*. No advance in prices arry theathi? B Hastings, Hastings. Mich., Mich., Phones 2247-2282 398 U $ 5°0 595 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 12-13 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Evelyn Ankers and Bllile Barite 'You're a Lucky Fellow Mr. Smith' ROOMS fl Luggage SUITCASES Charles Coburn und Marguerite Chapman HOT A COLD WATER "MY KINGDOM FOR A COOK" HOTEL HASTINGS SSZ SUNDAY and MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14-15 STEAM HEAT ■JI REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY JX Shite & JeHertee Slacks Corduroy "MAD GHOUL" B ingle P-58 per wk. •> Phony n I B "PRINCESS O'ROURKE" and George Zucs-o and David Bruce IBKEIl'SE pDRIIG STORE== HosHrb* 3 SKI RTS-3.98 - 5.00 and 5.95 PLEATED i HASTINGS. MICH. 795 SHOWER BATH DUFFLE BAGS MONEY BELTS FURLOUGH BAGS SHAVING ell at papular price*. Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 P. M. J The Barry will nol be open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 'Exclusive, but Not Expensive' fl KITS ■ �PHONE lint HICKORY CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE The Hastings Banner AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Qgtes can m« »« word, nJalssa < Display Unet Mt In e»j faca «TJ>» 10c per Mbs. First taaarUon IWc par rucceaalva InsartMn of EIGHTY ON Ti • 1 H.so” 1 Loren tE, 1 Hershberger 1 AUCTIONEER When you are going to have a sale Sheldon Agency All Kiads of Insaranc* Surety Bonds Hon 2115 Hastings ' within walking di.lanc* of «H«i WWylnut. Phone 3353.____ 1S-1J WASTED—M..I.He>C-'l <• r «•" oral homework modern home. lira-, It. <>t two. Phone 8M». II 11 ‘ WANTED—Wnwian foe general t work. Hylteabr Urn... Woodland. K Swanson Agency 109 W. STATE NEW LOW RATES Properly damage and Liability U. AUCTION SALES llLat Your Sale With for some of that good Lily White Flour WANTED—*»i»...ne In mt wood »n ..t wilt l»re l<y rnrd. W.lhau.' Wi.itl.wk. Ni.btllli. H I " Protect your right to drive under Michigan's new responsibility low in the world’*. Urgent auto­ mobile insurance company. CALL SpOS Farm Bureau State Agent EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT CONTACT GEORGE MAURER FARM EQUIPMENT AND MISC. ' Interested In buying or selling FllR" SALE—Chicken feeder. rom|.lrte •t.wk rrhatlr le.tured. I.ar*e a-.orrmenl of (abanur.1 (HMiltr. fountains: ju'.t ree»hrd- M..nt*..nier> War-' IEOH KALE -Clean Easy milker .nd Det-aval milter. Clare Raab, It.-k. Ville. Frrrpnrt phone 402. II 1* ■ FOR SAI.E--3 «l.re| trailer will, reel.' I y.u.d lire.. Mak , W illumsi.ti. 1 Ft-.nr Hieki.rr ftl’3 1 i» 11 j HAY, GRAIN * COBN_____________ ' FOR RAf^-Ear earn ».w weight ller.r*. 1 1- '-run It 1. *■ mile. Coutliea-t on NASHVILLE PHONE 3170 M 79 Phone 709F4. II-II Dates un be made at Banner office. [ Full KALE—Quantity of «.wol mm <" ■ the talll. Inninre Vitt'enl Nurion. N'a-h-. • W. | Till*. Illi HENRY FLANNERY SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. snOH 7'i 1 N. HASTINGS, MICH. 666 TABLETS. SALVE. HOSE DROPS GOOD YEAR FOR MICH. FARMERS ( HOUSEHOLD GOODS Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of furnaces Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sanders for Rent G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Phone 2311 U 142 E. State Tlie federal. department of agri­ culture reports that the income of the farmers of Michigan for 1943 will exceed $500000 which Is a rec­ ord for this state. It will be fine if that record can be maintained for a few years. Michigan farmers need Tt to put their farms and farm buildings in better condition. Espec­ ially do they need to realize that farming,cannot continue on a prof­ itable basis If the soil La being de­ pleted. Soil building is a problem that needs careful attention In Michigan as well as other states. FOR KALE—Larse lTor-.ee tea ting • I...e Pt,Tie 72r.EJ -till 1 FOR WALE—.Sturton rabinrt rutin. Lite model. tike new. Write ’Itvli..’’ . lt.ni.er office. If-. FOR SALE—Hrowft enamfle.1 iron Ind.j with aprinea, earellenl condi'lon. .!■•»« I Harer.. hSoiie 3733. lilt FOR HALE—Tilt’ top Thur ...... -r. n.r.| , only 4 year. Phone 2753, 305 W. FOR SALE—Electric refrisorat-r. very r—d condition. Merle T-.'.i»., 1 hole 745FaV nn| FOR SALE— W ..0.IU.U.I player piano, eabiert crand and Lroeh 4t> roll. 1-aere Simples Ironrr. tall afttr 1 I- M. 435 W. Center, phone 3351. , FitlC HALE—Rollaway led an.l Footwear NOW! We Remove Dead Animals mat MEN’S HEAVY CASHMARETTE 4 BKL. ARCTICS PHONE INSURANCE and BONDS HASTINGS Oar policies cover the new Michl(in rininclii BetpaniiblUty tsw. 2697 ANDRUS Phone 2510 _______ _______ NO COUPON REQUIRED For Prompt Removal of Old, Crippled or Dead i \ Horses and Cows / IN MEMORIAM ALL FORMS OF JERRY Glycerin Nat'I. Bk. Bld* ' tf. J AUCTIONEER \ CARD OF THANKS List yosr Auction Sales with SAME IN ALL RUBBER Help Horses \ Vh° Cattle' DEWEY REED Batea can be made at Banner office. Pkons 1487 Hastings, Mich. . Our stock is Limited! VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday TOUGH, HEAVY, DULL FINISH JAKE DEPRIESTER UVBSTOCK Bayer for STILES and Company Hastings stock yards, phone 25M, or call 717—Fl through the ‘BILL” SHERWOOD HUNTERS-TRAPPERS FOR SALE—Doroe Sprint bo.«r«. ready tor aerrite Farnirra prlert Ont yearl­ ing Khropafalre ram. Serrral ram lamb. Wm Prey. Caledonia. 11-25 FOR SALE—W.I.h pony for ri.lint. rultivatlnc an.1 L«unty. Abo 5 m"r old roll. Tonurtha Farm.. R. 3. Delian, WORK RUBBERS Highest price* paid for furs, hides and pelts. One block north of the Hastings National Bank. If. FOR SALE—Hobtein row. will fte.hen .twin Jrr.ey ,«<u| Hr..no Hab. bull. w<t. alwxit SI’il; hrmul ewrr. Bhropahlrr: .terr, 3 «r. nl.l. hei'rr. 3 sr./old W A Trumble. 3 mil.-* nurihaeit ot Middle, die. R.mtr 1 SIZES 6 to 12 DEAD AND DISABLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY Eon- SALE—Yearlinr Hnn'l-Mr ■ ram. INSURANCE Hotel Hastings HORSES $5.00 Phi COWS $4.00 Glycerin availoble from animal fats is badly needed in WAR EFFORT. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Call collect. CASH KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS For your old Scrap Iron, MEN’S AND BOYS’ 100% WOOL KNIT FELT SHOES ZERO WEATHER PROTECTION Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum. Brasi, Copper & BOYS Attention Farmers! GLENN F. LAUBAUGH CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville DR. DERK STUIVE CHIROPRACTOR 1:00 p.fn- to 5:00 p.m. Evenings Mon., Wed.. Fri-, S< 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Short Ware LY BARKER’S Hsrilsgs PteM »U 2 to 5 MENS 6 to 13 HORSES, $5.00 COWS, $4.00 Dead or disabled; Prompt Service 7 Days a Week. OFFICE HOURS 9:00 am. to ]2 noon Truss Fitting laughter ter. he n here an few lak HASTINGS Small stock Picked up Free. animal may save a lifet Glycerine from your Don’t Hesitate! Call— CALL HOWARD BRISTOL Phone Collect - Hastings 2715 or Res. Phone 7I8-F2-3 BATTLE CREEK RENDERING CO. MEN’S WARM WOOL SOX g �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1943 EICHTY-EIGHTH YEAR Oh. well, even Bob Hope has and good hunting wishes, X cant trouble gelling stuff like that resist inquiring "Why u it our across. Maybe when the censor s. sharpshooters on furlough or leave --------1 haven't been able to shoot any Labor U so scarce here that some game?" Day after day we asked Bill <Continued from Page I. Section 1.) of you fellows may be leery about DcCou und Don Flnglclon what the gag*. Uie prtntables are pretty coming home. A typical, if tajdy. they got. and everyday we heard few. All you have left la stuff like, remark in a summer letter home the same corny and cute, "We got back." from the anny: John Coleman Pfc. to Dairymen—"Why doea that waiting till I get home to weed the cow seem ao happy while she's being vict&y garden." Some said that I To John Coleman—Gollys, we're sounded like Dave Cook! milked?" sorry John that we missed our sig-' It's said that Ken Tinker, one of Dairyman—"Bhe'a a baseball fan our oldest salts, in the Navy since rials iyou know what that means) —likes the Yanks." 1840. is slated now for some special down here at the office laat week Or. from the Navy: und your letter was side tracked A group of sailors came upon training he's hoped for. until now. The fellows and gals will Almost slipped my mind! I under­ , be Just as glad to hear from you another member of their group, a Swede, who was all doubled up with stand Bill "Sunshine'.' R^ed is sup­ ; Itowever. even if we've made your laughter. Asked what was Uie mat­ posed to get his wings tills week < news a little late. We know you'd ter. he replied. "I got bored sitting after more than a year of hard work : want to add about Hhfi. taking .here and started telling myself u without a furlough. If you ask me. Belding 27 to 6 Friday night etc. few lokas and gosh dam. I ran congratulations are tn order. | As a matter of fact, while trying •Before I aten off with good luck to catch up to date, some of our across one I'd never heard before." 1 jottings are going, to be late this week, but shucks!, when fellows I write that a two month old Banner is still, "darn good reading," (os I' sailor Marlon Becker mentions in hla letter printed below) we juat figure we'll do the very best we can and it'll sUll be O.K. with al) of I the lads and lassies who are doing such a magnificent Job tor all us | back here al home. Now to the news about town:— 1 Tlie kids still soaped windows down WE HAVE jUST LISTED five hundred fifty-five acres on main street tnls Halloween but what a chance they took! This time in Hastings and Carlton Townships. There is a nice 1 It would be their 'Moms' who'd be all modern house with lights, furnace, bath, toilet, grabbing 'em by coal tails and col­ lars. wnat with the scarcity of full basement, large basement born and outbuildings, ON THE HOME FRONT THERE IS NOTHING SO SAFE AS REAL ESTATE! has good fences, excellent soil and lays good, close to Hastings, besides the beautiful home place-there is two more complete sets of buildings and tenant house, the price on 455 acres $85.00 per acre ond one the 100 acre-farm $90.00 per acre. • tixts (?) were Ims expansive than usual. There wasn't ao much knock­ ing on doors for, "trick or treating," either. The poor kids felt that they'd have to- take their ration books along if they expected to get candy or a cookie, and that's Juat making loo much of a 'point' to celebrate Halloween, so all in all, the mas­ queraders were neither destructive or noisy. Ax one young fry said — "Heck, thia ain't any fun.” and blamed if we weren't sorry for the little fellow. We Just can't seem to pick up many hunting stories these days like we used to—everybody is too busy to take much lime off from the se­ rious Jobs at hand. However, one morning this week Hlraoner Charley Leonard. Ken Labcrteaux and Clark O'Donnell decided they'd take a few early hours foe a bit of shoot­ ing—they hoped. Tlie time waa set for 5 A M. Up got Ken and Clark, had their breakfasts and waited, waited, and waited. There wasn t any hunting that morning. For an" accurate account of what happened write the Mayor. A friend of this threesome was heard to say. "nicy probably all had about os restful a time as usual—and got about us many birds os usual, you might say." No comment. Speaking of Charley Leonard— the local Odd Fellows gave Charley a testimonial dinner and dance at their hall Saturday night honoring him upon hla recent promotion to Grand Master of the I.O.OF. of lOGhlnn. It waa a fine function to attend but the fact that it waa given MERMASH 80 ACRES FARM in Carlton Twp. has 8 room house, with furnace ond lights, o dandy newly remodeled barn 32x60, wonderful basement has drinking cup for the cows, land is rich loam lays level, well fenced for _____________________________ ____________ $7,500 152 ACRES in Rutland Twp., close in. lays level, ten room house with running water, lights, basement barn 36x74, priced ot------------------------------------------------ $10,000 4 ROOM HOUSE in 1st word on East Si. in good shape for only---------------- ------------------ .-----------------$1,500 160 ACRE FARM in Woodland Twp., has new house all modern, new basement born, level land rich soil, good fences_______________________________ $15,000 WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE EARL R. BOYES Chicks gain fast on MER­ MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. for such a perfectly grand guy made it about one of Uie nicest affairs ever to be held tn Hastings. AX the close of the dinner. Clinton Gregory (Freeport) home on 10 days fur­ lough, was asked to come to the platform and stand, while the group arose, faopd Clinton and the flag, and song. "America". These are days when the singing of national songs stirs deep down in your heart—It should always be so, because there is an ever present danger in accepting our freedom and liberty without feeling the profound grat­ itude for such a precious heritage. Incidentally, Chuck Leonard, who is now home awaiting orders from the Air Corps, was here to take part in honoring his Dad. More about Clinton, (who worked ' at the Bliss before he left) he said he had been in service eleven months. been all over the country and is now at Grass Lake Midi with the Military Police division. He likes army life O K and says he meets Lewis Wilkins, (Dowling) who is also home now on furlough, very often. Both fellows figure it's a lucky break they're in Mich, for SECTION to sec Bob Moon 'Nashville) until Bob was sent to a New York P.O.E. He's seen PcU> Baciielder at Tinker, he and Pete making a trip to nearby Will Rogers Field to see Jack Garvey—the three fellows ’ all having been inducted together. Several times he had a visit with Raymond Green at Tinker, a Nashville boy. whose parents now live over toward 8oz.85c 60c ALKA SELTZER 60c BROMO SELTZER GLYCERIN 2oz. 1 oz. SPTS. CAMPHOR OLIVE OIL U. S. P. 4 oz. 75c MILK MAGNESIA U.S.P.qt 5Qc FORHANS TOOTH PASTE pt 50c ADSEP RUB 49c 20c 25c 50c 59c 39c Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol 59* SMOKING TOBACCO PETE’S AUTO PARTS 100 29' ASPIRIN WELDING — AUTO REPAIRING & SERVICE WE BUILD — WAGONS — TRAILERS — HITCHES New ond Used Parts — Class Installed REAL ESTATE BROKER (The beet Investmeat an earth ia the earth llaelf) HASTINGS, MICH. CASH FOR^YOUR JUNK CAR TELEPHONE 2118 PHONE 2659 — LyBARKER’S TR VANILLA COMP. I Pfc. Homer W. Snow. A-S.N. 36459063 ■ 302nd Dep. Rep. Sqd. Tinker Army Air Field Oklahoma city.. Okla Pfc. Norman Keller with the Air Corps at Shepherd Field has Just finished 10 days furlough at home-. | 3orry we didn't; see you. fellow. Sorry too. that we missed Sgt. ■ June Leary when she was home : How about a letter June to bring , is up to date about what goes on? , Bob pierce. H.H.S. football C*pt. in '40. arrived home Friday for 7 days from Shreveport. La. Bob used to be stationed in Georgia for which olace he has very "warm" regards. Louisiana U a big improvement but. I "I'm still Michigan." says Bob. Your ■ looking great soldier and remember 1 ar stamps at the office for you there’s a letter from you In the not Pfc. Dale I. Pennock. 36178771too distant future. •Julie' Knowlton was home Thurs­ Seattle. Wash. day and Friday and saw his son Your folks will have them for you Michael for the first time in 5’i ; when you return to tlie USA months and from all indications which we hope is mighty soon •Pa' Knowlton was plentv thrilled. soldier, and until that time best Why. the first thing you know Jul­ wishes, good luck, and take a couple ius. the little fellow will be taking . extra shots at the Japs for old boxing lessons and ready to take Zolly as a forerunner celebration of you on for a bout or two. Julius Is your homecoming. attending radio specialists school By the way.'—the money order we and his address is— sent to you. A/C Donald Newton. Julius Knowlton. Jr. Bainbridge, Ga. on Oct. 22nd has Bks. T32 368th TBS. been relumed. Where are you fel­ Scott Field. Ill. i .• low and don't tell us you're up In Incidentally. Mrs Knowlton's broththe air all the time or we're apt to er-ln-law. Ivan John Smith Ph M. believe you and decide air mall is 2/c who has been at Great lakes used just for airborn troopers. the past 16 months left Friday for Nice Seeing You Home News. California and points west. He was Home Wednesday until Nov. 12th also home while 'Julie' was there is Homer '42 from — --------•—Snow. :: 50 Nashville the lwo could mect before they Tintcr Tinker ~;ld. Field. Ot!_. Okla., who says It ‘took off' again. seems great to be home but he likes . You remember the w..w uw> three „„ Shuts his Job in the army too. (Homer boys in service (sons ot the Fred you remember lias brothers Harold . shutz’. Gun lake) well. Harold in the Aleutians and Howard at (Continued on Page 2. Sec. 2.) FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. STEBBINS BUILDING DRUG SPECI N. CHURCH ST. Phone 2407 Hastings • - LyBARKER’S PHONE 2115 HASTINGS 221 N. Mich. Ave. tf BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESUL IN THE 4^! > ★ The same gas that is used in the home to prepare our meals and heat ^ater for those healthful refreshing baths is also used to help make guns, ships and airplanes. Every time a housewife saves gas she is helping to keep our war plants going full blast. Do yotir part. Help to keep our plants producing for Victory. Save gas . .. Use it wisely. Help bring up supplies with War Bonds! KITCHEN [w^y^tNus^ ☆ r® fa# of the army's "prime movers," but you con help to. moke sure it will be there-where it's CHi needed-to haul vital supplies. More and more war workers— | GAS IS ON THE JOB { mineral*. * 7. 2, ☆ You cgn't help by driving one * Wartime GAS cooking . Gas is doing a double-duty WARTIME job — with a network of pipelines designed for PEACETIME! ☆ * War Industry's demand for gas to speed the pro­ WAR BOMBS duction of scores of war essentials has increased greatly. jgOHM It taker only a minute to prepare those tint. through careful buying will buy many extra Bonds. Its PATRIOTIC co carry your package*. 4 Time-saving Tire-saving Gas-saving Convehient Safe Accurate ond all busy people—are pay­ ing their bills by check! It saves time and gas . . . and irs the Your War Bond purchases do that for our army just as they one- sure way of keeping a rec­ ord of what you spend! Open o checking account now. build up a post-war reserve You Are Cordially Invited to Open a Checking Account Now! ly, frequently, for the du- for you! So buy bonds regular­ ration. ☆ ☆ ☆ 3. Wartime residential requirements have been step­ ped up — along with the needs of new military es­ BUY U.S. WAR SHOW YOUR COLORS SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! tablishments. And — steel cannot be obtained to expand the present peacetime network of pipelines — because it is more vitally needed on other fronts. consumERS power tompnnv SAVE AND CONSERVE FOR /V HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty Six Yean of Continuous Service" PHONES: 2105 - 2103 VICTORY 1101 HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. IMS ASF. Unit 8CSU No. 1190 Co, B. listen, you guys, we're rerv proud ! Monmouth. N. J. Your 'Mcxn' pvt Donald K. Wellfare. 36421394 j How are^ you getting along, fine of you. Leon, who finished- H-HB showed us that new picture of you co. B. 134 Inf.. A PO. 35 *38 hM been assigned to a troop car-- that U a dandy. The anny mual Camp Rucker. Alabama Your brother, ; ’I1.1,* | Austin. Texas, on the 14th. Loon all that. Your mom certainly haa Dear Brother Donnie: Pfc Kart O Welfare. 36404354 , Jocks grand and by the way, he hM her hands full keeping trick of you AF.O 783. c/o Tt Oen. Hospital a most becoming tan. We haven't 4 boys—vou change eamna so fast. The daylight hours are getting . seen William yet, but well bet he a it's a real lob . absorbed plenty of the Texas sunGlad to hear that Lt. Comdr. Alva shorter every day. AU I have done shine too. Kirchner hM arrived safely in New is Ito here on thl* nice toft bed all day long, except for the wall to I How do you fsltows like your pic- Caledonia. Rememiier the day we __________________________________ tu^ on onthe front ixuje? We thought talked on the street (you looking ao me&v but still I'm tired and rrsdy Hastings Mich City. Utah. your hands? Nice going to have that v Fte/sh Brt , lures the fron T> ,1—r.'l • I till. -------uxougm. ln battle snip grev> and you tnr Home for 3 days enroute to Am- He. stripe Joe. well write you at— 2d • they were good t meant he would mis* 1 hent OoOege wm peppy Joe Wilcox । Pfc Joseph WUcox, NNfOM Lyle ^tu^pte^S Marine Boo , '________________ | skid your guess tor your future des­ > days *nd the boys hedn .. .__ _ .___ . I Unadon wm Ne* CaMdorpa? Good Cook. B§?had hoped hte oousln Bob i lock, commander Dave Cook, would get a furlough at from Jefferson Barracks. Mo andr>.u-mfiiutinm tn wm the same time so they could hunt writes hte wife charlotte <who Just ' together, but Bob left Sunday for arrived home Sunday after being ! WjJh“t new Pfe *tnp«ilHow's ev- including my eye* which are more trill ever get caught Oberlln. O.. and Dave arrived Mon- with Bob and biding him good-bye>•Tri™iig ou­ so I don't feel so bad now. except get them done some tlay from Ban Diego. Calif , on hte mthat -1 be )«• iste still still on on nlz hte way—Mid - —m . out there in Col- that I am mighty weak. I don't day. •• furlough. Better luck next time fel- yet letdestination destinationteteunknown. unknown.Like Likethe thevvirmw uei know how long 111 be here. Most I have been transferred to anoth­ Im PS. To satisfy hte hunting yen fanner told the motorist, who was onulo? likely quite a spell longer, time will er outfit and as far I like It much Bob routed out ids pal. Fran Gog­ inquiring about directions. "Well, . Say—how about more news from tell. better. Please notice my change in gins every morning at 5 am., to go I cant exactly tell you where I am nil you guys! We can't come after This is an all new hospital. Every­ address. I law Gilbert Townsend it al!; you 11 have to dish it out to with him. and they report pretty but anyhow I ain't lozt." Hello* Arnold Perkins—and wm 1 'a so we can reharh It on to all the thing te new, never been used until yesterday. Boon Ill be camped quite fair luck. we came here. The beds are really done to him. oh yea. I received Lnstance- a treat, nice and soft and clean. another letter from Archie Vaughn Understand Carleton Bwift te Letha thrilled to get seven letters home on furtouah In Middleville' FY ktey and at test knowing you had itow goes tt with jou Kenny Lane First bed I have seen, let alone yesterday. I guess he gets pretty safely Ln North Africa. Glad *And U' T and hM been about town calling arrive! . ...... — ... Naval training statkxi at Farragut, touch, since I left the States which lonesome but donX we all? on friends. Hope we aee you before you liked the boat trip even if you '.T'.-.-.T '"’ has been about 7 months. Yea. I you return Carleton and what we <Ud sleep on tlie deck all the way ’d»ho? More letters, more news. have been In the army 11 months. «n°re pwer to you fella-s.and Spent 3 months In the States, the near about how 'pordUvely devas­ acroM. Arnold writes. "Give me ™ .wlth J™, to tating’ you h»k Ln a uniform te good old Michigan. Lhf. place te terrible.” Cheer up, Arnold, from «rhal. Oood luck to you all. really something. '—— Doing the town Saturday in spite 1 we hear, you haven't seen anything , Southwest Pacific of the cold rain, were twins Ronald , yet Wteh you could see the finished October 25, 1943 and Donald Oonkltn * (Delton R. .3 product of the picture* you liad taken the day before you left — they Dear Friends: but the boys finished H HJ8 -*41) are simply super and pretty nice I received my first copy of the from Columbia Army Air Base Ln South Carolina. They arrived home for a certain someone to have while Banner yesterday, "since I left the Thuraday and have until the 17th. I you're a few thousand miles away States.** It wm dated Aug. 12. Litfrom home. Well write you al — ■ tie old. but. darn good reading. I'm They are with the medical corps al Lt Arnold Perkins. 01309478 sure glad my mail to catching up the station hospital. So far they've । AJ’.O. 15005 C/o Postmaster . with me. as news from home and not met anvone from home but New York Ctty. N. Y. 1 Iriends mean everything to us out they hooe to aee George H.yde at Corp Wendell Reeae. Dowling, of hercnearby Fort Jackson when they get I sent my change of address when back—and if you are still there. the Air Cor;* luw been transferred . ! George. "They were pickin' cotton from camp Hood, Texas, to Bhep- I wm al New Caledonia, but I when we left." said Ronald, "and pant Field .Texas Neale Rec«e. hte must iiave made a mistake for you back here It feels like whiter hM brother, is training at Miami Beach; had It wrong. It te: Marion Becker. P 1 c I practically arrived." But the fellows a third brother Gordon, te in the lerchant marine—a three-star fam- ’ U. B. N No. 145 1 allowed m iww they didn't care if y. the Recee'a । c/o Fleet Pottt Office i it wns IS' below—the lrn;>ortar.t Go ahead and say what you like San Francisco, Calif. | thing was they could get home. . —you letter । Home looking great with a bcautlful tan te Gordon Jacobs, whn talnly gotten the breaks, the wrung ... Ill probably iiave a cook's rating. I was at Willow Run before he went way. Paul as home on 30 day fur- as I'm back In the apron again. I've ' In service His address Is— lough from Percy Jonas Hospital— had quite a tot let of ofexperience -------- ■—— cook—*• ! Cpl. Gordon L. Jacobs. 36415106 . still walking on crutches, and wm ing In restaurants urants Tlie . navy needs 40th TB S. s । spending a little time in Chicago cooks, so here I am. | Boca Raton. Florida. ' « would have to be the feUow ; Jm one <g the most beautiful Whan Dave Stone and Marge HU! In a taxi accident—and now hesl^,^ thc wofjd i know became lo Albion to Uke Elisabeth back at Percy Jones hospital. Tough । u a magartne: Tve French home over the weekend. i tone ^K^n' whirerex°a Paul 1 bern TOndcrlnf cver Unce lf the I Dave's snappy convertible caused Uong OK now. Heres a poem Paul author of that article was ever here no end of excltment among the wrote on hte way back home irom j-u |ivP tz, write more of mv ex, co-eds. They stood gog-eyed at the Au»tr«U». ICollr.. B.UL >ou'U Bu: Ihe ciuor no. i windows and gaped. Thai's how to wonder if a fellow takes more so I guess I ll .have ------ —to-•clone. — ' ' ' INSULATE your home! Keep 1 much attention a man and a car chances tn the Jungle or in the Sincerely yours. ' ■ get nowadays as the gate really feel traffic thicket of Chicago.> Sam Becker there's Irony in "The Man Without The Little town called Hastings the cold out ond the heat in. a country"—rather lt's-v"The Coun­ Did You ever Ijessr of Hastings? . October 30. 1943 try Without a Man ", now. Well, that's My old home Town Don't wazte precioui fuel . . . Dear Zolly: And now our salutes for the week And I'm going back to Hastings, SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS : Just a few lines to Include a and congratulation to second lieu­ Gonna' quit My ramblin' around. H’« necessary to moke the tenants. Leon E Mudge. 136 E I've crossed the deep blue ocean; , change of address. I sure enjoy gvtj ting the Banner and I look forward Grand, who Just receivetjl hte wings । crossed tlie equator loo. . . most of what you have! at Blackland Field. Waco. Texas Now I'm headin' back to Hastings j to receiving It each week. It keeps 9 Stebbins Bldg. Members F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 ' nu- ixmted on the news of the good and John Wiilianf Reed. Route I. There's nothin' I'd rather do. । old home town. Then there te Food who received hte wtngs at Brooks Field. San Antonio. Texas, with his You can have Your San Francisco ’ Center’s adv. I haven't tost track j of points since I left-. Hope to be mother there to see the graduation And New York City too. . . | back there cutting steaks for you all exercises. Both fellows arrived home But take Mo back to Hastings | soon. When I listen to the radio I Friday for a 10 day furlough, and I got those home town blues. i think it won't be long now. BoaIc It's not a great big City. training makes you hope U will be It's no Metropolis.................. । soon anyway. The Infantry is where But tt beats your Old cMcago I you may do a lot of walking, but Or Indianapolis. • they are the ones that will send For rent ot $2.50— $3.00—$3.25 and government Oh. take me back to my home town , us all to a victory that te not far that's where VwanU be^^s. ' off. tax—in our fine safety deposit vault. Get one toI can see the green of.uie maples . I saw Orville Cooley once while today for your war Bonds and other valuable papers. I hear 'em calling me. / I wm here. We are not far from Those home town ijlucs Blue for my home town together. Inspections and hikes take going back to Hastings <• , care of all our free time. and there I'm gonna settle st______ down.- ' Hotr to be hearing from all the '* . home’folks regularly. I'm settlin’ d(Jwn in — Hastings ____ ^L.KcithL. Brady. I quit my ramblin’ round MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND Oh I'm blue for Hastings. Blue iav"my home town. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. Camp Fannin, Texas Ouj aiup is on the way back home -a' year we've been away , Oct. 5. 1943 and some of us got busted up In one or another way. But we’re headed for home again today and Ln eacp heart te a song for the U. 3 A. te over there and we know It won't be tong. TUI those shores we've missed for many inonUis will be under our feet again Where a man te free to do his will As nowhere else he can. And we'll see the folks we left be­ hind Having sold the farm, I will dispose of the personal property at public auction at Dear old Mother and Dad And we know to see us once again the farm located 9 miles east of Hastings on State road; or 2 miles north of Nash­ Well make their old hearts glad ville and 3-4 mile west on And the girl in a million who was I true’ And had the patience to wait Well see again before many days Watting there at the garden gate. And a land not tom b7*shell anJ bomb COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK and emptied out of Japs For those of us who've done our bit and a little more pcrtuips. Tlie land of plenty and of plenty 1940 CHEVROLET SEDAN, with radio Syracuse spring tooth drag. more we know te well worth fighting for. and heater. Bob sleighs. Post hole diggers. who looked fine and still can't get Amherat College Amherst. Mass wnere ne wanted to oe. joe u very ,Leaving Saturday night for New _——----- rC-T U««W7rTenn. Let tw have your new address- eign lanausgm which suits him to going to attend Midshipman school es fellows, and beat luck to the three a *T*. Ite a alwayt wanted to take Columbia University. Good hick at you. 1 Italian and nowJt*a tn hte currteu- am 7 in' July) wm scheduled to Pfc. Ernie Burr. Air Corp*, te ' At the footbull «me Friday nlaht HOME FRONT .. 1 _ “ wm, BUY WAR BONDS S.MO.VEY REMODELING REPAIRING OR BUYING HOMES. GET READY FOR THE ZERO HOUR! See Us Now—Reasonable Terms THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION OUR SERVICES WAR SAVINGS BONDS We Sell War Bonds and Stamps BANK MONEY ORDERS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES AUCTION SALE NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS Having Bold my farm, I will sell the following property at public auction at the farm located 1 mile north and 3-4 mile cast of Doster; or 2 miles south and 3 miles west of Prairieville on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1943 AUCTION SALE COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK. MACHINERY HOGS 3 Duroc sows, wgt. 350 lbs. 25 feeder pigs, wgt. 65 to 130 lbs. HAY ond GRAIN 75 crates of old corn. 800 crates of new corn, i bu. alfalfa seed. 65 lbs. brome grass seed. Quantity of stock salt. FARM MACHINERY Deering binder, 8 ft. cut, good condition. Oliver manure spreader. John Deere side delivery rake. John Deere double cylinder hayloader. John Deere G P tractor, on steel, com­ pletely overhauled. Oliver 2 bottom tractor plow, 14 in. Steel wheel wagon and hay rack. Gale corn planter. . Double set of work harness. 4 sec. spring tooth drag. 3 sec. spring tooth drag. Two 2 horse cultivators. Land roller. John Deere mowing machine 6 ft. cut. Gale plow. Bob sleighs. 5 tooth cultivator. Platform scales, 600 Ib. capacity. 30 rds. hog fence, 6 ft. stave. 25 steel posts, new. Corn shelter. Post drill. Grindstone. 50 crates. Pitcher pump, 10 ft. new pipe. Large iron kettle. Gravel screen. 16 ft. ladder. Hay slings. 75 ft. of 1 in. rope. Quantity of grain sacks. 1 roll poultry netting. Levels. Log chains. Galvanized tank, 100 gal.^ajb' New house tank, 30 gal. Hand corn planters. 8 gal. milk cans. 10 gal. milk cans. Cider barrel. Quantity of forks, hoes, rakes, saws, etc. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Complete bedroom suite. 2 single beds, springs ond mattresses. 6 straight chairs. Cots. , Rocking chairs. Large quantity of dishes, cooking uten­ sils and crocks. Sewing machine. Marble top stand. TERMS OF SALE: All sums of ten dollars and under cash, over ten dollars, 6 months time will be given with a good bankable note drawing 5% interest from date. JOHN ROGERS, Prop. LOREN COPPOCK, Auctioneer Hickory Corners Phone 17 F2-1 MILT LEINAAR, Clerk WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17,1943 'Howdy' to the Beckwiths Dick te going to sub chaser school: says he'll be glad when he gets out to sea again. You have an open season the year round in your hunting don't you. Dick? We'll write you Richard A: Beckwith. 8 1/c Alcaxa Hctcl Room 910 Miami. Florida. Ken has a change of address which tePvt Kenneth Beckwith 772nd Gun Bn. AAA. Btry “C" Vallejo. Calif. Sending greetings to all of hla friends at the Mfg Co. te— Pfc. Michael H Ulrich AS CRD No 1. 5ft Bqdn. Daniel Field Augusta. Ga How about a letter from you. sol­ dier? Ask Clair Cl urn what day of the month tt te and lie'll tell you how many days it te until Ute 15th be­ cause his wife te leaving that day to Join him at— Cpl. Culr E. Clum. 30183496 Rept. Co B. 570th SAW. Bn Drew Field Tampa. 7. Florida Congratulations for that Pfc. Jimmy my boy. We'll write you al— Pfc James A cool. Ml98055 A PO 464 c/o PoBtrnaster New York City. N. Y. Sorry to hear you had a hospital session Larry Hook, but we under­ stand you are pretty much OK again but anxious to hear from your friends. All right folks, here's Ms address, get busy. Pvt. Larry Hook. 3*412985 Btry B. 774th AAA. Sherman R Wortman of Anti­ aircraft Training Center. Camp Wallace. TexM. has recently been selected to attend an mltetcd spec­ ialists school lo oursuc a course for Radio Electricians Qood work feltow—we remember when you grad­ uated from Delton W. K Kellogg back tn 39. Good luck Greetings Don Curtiss at Fort CHICKENS 100 Rock pullets. • Whir* Rock rooster. HAY & GRAIN 10 tons clover hay. 3 tons alfalfa hoy, second cutting. 50 bu. old corn. 150 bu. new corn. 50 bu. oats. v 3 acres good standing corn. MACHINERY Black Hawk manure spreader. McCormick mowing machine. International side delivery rake. * Dump rake. Land roller. International hayloader. Wagon with combination hay and stock rack. Butler tank heater. Dearing binder, 6 ft. cut. Empire hose drill. Calc riding plow. 5 tooth cultivator. 35 steel fence posts. Quantity lumber. 12 oak posts. 4 end oak posts. 2 wagon tongues in rough. Forks, shovels, tile scoop, cant hook. • Bench vice. Slings, ropes and pulleys. 2 wheel trailer. Lifting jack. Log chain. Large iron kettle. Scalding barrel. Two 25 gal. crocks. Cider barrel. Sausage grinder. Lord press. Primose separator. Pails. Strainer. 1 Vi h.p. gas engine. 20 bu. crates. Vi h.p. |ohnson gas motor. Several horse collars and halters. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Large cupboard. Sideboard. Kitchen cabinet. 6 kitchen chairs. Bookcase. Wardrobe. 3 beds and springs. Quantity fruit cans. Kalamazoo heating stove, size 18. Oil burning Estate Heotrola, large size, used 2 months. Other articles not mentioned. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. SAM GUTCHESS, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY. A.cHMwr L I. CRAY. Ckrk 1 s i i i 1 j 1 �Haw more days. Mummy ? 0 "Tell me./How many more days before Daddy can come home?” Nor the millions of other Americans when their husbands, or sons, or sweethearts'will be back. bought by your dollars will hasten the day of Victory . . . the day when the boys come marching home. And mother doesn’t know. So she answers the same way she’s answered a hundred times . ; . The tragic truth is that many of theih will never see their loved ones again. Never. Don’t slacken your Bond purchases while victory is within our grasp! Never let it be said that while the attack grows stronger on the fighting fronts, we at home failed to back it to the very limit of our ability. But this we do know . . . •‘Not so many days ... we hope. , Daddy can’t come home to us until the war is over. Until we win, you know.” Every minute by which the war can be shortened means Fewer lives lost—Fewer white crosses on a lonely hillside. Nobody can tell the thousands’of bewildered little hearts when their Daddies will come home. Your job is to put every dollar you can possibly dig up into War Bonds. The fighting equipment Dig down deeper. Buy extra 'Nar Bonds. Help shorten the war by those vital minutes—or days, or months—which mean American lives saved I. KEEP ON BACKING THE ATTACK! ■ WALLDORFF fi-SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE t CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON E. W. BLISS CO. L ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS COFFEESHOP ANDRUS SERVICE HOTEL HASTINGS V MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE TAYLOR SHOE STORE . “- ,7.7.77 TV-. VTRien 4 ■ LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL STOre HOME • BAIRD'S STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES THE HASTINGS BANNER COLEMAN INSURANCE ’ MILLER REAL ESTATE HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK CASITE CORP. VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE I NT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM �ms THF HASTINGS BANNER,THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1M3 Cheyenne. Wyoming Hastings Banner November 1, 1M3 GentleoMa: and aakx coming up tomorrow night at the —I to— Id regiment and he tiut hu address be changed Legion club. All the officers in our ttuStjmi for th.DonB,d Towwnd. 3541 110830 uadron are getting together, atoo vea and girl friend*. The ataff tUchhe received °° B' 1301 Bn 18:h ; money Fart”MeCtellan.' AhL'.’"*" officers are sure, grand. They treat quite sot Bob. Thank you. ua m one of them and make ui grateful. Mrs C. Tbwnaend know that they are here to help Hlsadi____________ Falconer. 35415338 us and not to give ui H— when we Pfc. Gerald Gonvou "“"-rent than Oct. 25. 1943 — make a mistake. ’Different Hdq. 32nd Q M Salvage Depot some camps I have been in. Bure Ft. F. E. Warren. Wyoming Ban Francisco. California Thank you vary much. I am back flying again and this wish I could be home to help but Sincerely, time I mean flying the p 47. (Thun­ my schedule is going to be rather Mra Gerald Gonyou derbolt) te all airplane 2000 Horae full from now on till thia war te PS We enjoy the paper very much power** worth ana then some. Ill over, M being so tsr tram home don't no bother to get 350 mllea per hr. get man everyaay and when the in a very slight dive. Takes off al paper comas we can read about about 110 ml per hr. and lands at Lt. Kenneth M. Dunn what all our friends and relative* about Uie same. I go on a high 305th Fighter Squadron are doing back home. Gerald te altitude mission tomorrow which Dale Mabry Field being fireman tonight and on the will be around — *• - ----------------Tallahassee. Fla. radio they ore singing "White plane to fly i PS —Alpheoua hM been moved to ChrUlmas and I am thinking of al! going to like it OK Thelma and another island and. hM a different the boys who are away from liome ’I are -->• still living in the same place AJ»O. No. His address now Is. and I'm hoping their Christmas will and are not able to find a better Pfc. Alpheous Dunn. 36151573 be white, when I started thia letter place The Post rules are that all AJ».O. No. 718 C/O Po. M. officers tflying) muat eat or pay San Francisco. Calif. for 3 meals a day at the Officer's Somewhere in Italy mess so an apartment isn't too nec­ Dear Folks— essary. Thelma and I went to They Just said we had one hour Nov. 1. 1943 church last night Yesterday wm to write, and at the same time handed me a letter from Aunt Ma­ bie with 3 V-Mail's tn it, so I can write. Well so far it hasn't been so bad over here ar it wm in Sicily— yet! I'm still hoping for a box. S rm Do You Want that lists! new wood Breakfast Room Furniture by Lloyd 5950 TABU AND 4 CHAIRS You take new pride in your breakfast nook or kitchen when this sparkling and popular new furniture moves in. The gaily colorful trim sets off the easyto-clean white enamel finish. Solidly built to last for years. W. A. ROTH, FURNITURE A War Time job that will be secure in Peace Time also? DO YOU WANT to help to keep our transportation sys­ tem intact? . MECHANICS are essential to the War Effort. We need 2 mechanics at once. Best earning possibilities. BURKHOLDER -NISCHAN, INC. HASTINGS CHEVROLET PHONE 2226 HASTINGS AUCTION SALE Having sold the farm and engaged in other work, I will dispose of the personal prop­ erty at public auction at the farm located 11 miles east of Carlton Center; 4 miles west of Woodland; or 7 J miles northeast of Hastings on - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1943 Starting at ! o'clock sharp, I offer the following: HORSES Sorrel horse, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1700 lbs., good one. Grey horse, 11 ys. old, wgt. 1600 lbs. Block horse, 4 yrs. old, wgt. 1300 lbs. These horses ore sound, good workers, and true. COWS Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh 2 wks., calf by side. Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh 5 wks., calf by side. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh 6 wks., calf by side. z Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due Dec. 1. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, due Dec. 15. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due Jan. 6. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, due Jan. 1. Durham cow, 8 yrs. old, due Dec. 20. Jersey cow, 2 yrs. old, fresh 2 wks., calf by side. Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, due Nov. 25. Holstein heifer, 2 mos. old. Thii if a good herd, good producers, good Heih. ond 0. K. Herd reft 4.2. HOGS 7 pigs, 41 mos. old. Brood sow, wgt. 300 lbs. CHICKENS 20 Barred Rock pullets. DOG Good stock dog. MODEL A FORD, 28,0<XJ miles on it, in vary good condition. HAY, GRAIN & POTATOES 30 ton of good baled clover hay. 400 bu. new corn. 50 bu. oats. 15 bales oat straw. 10 bu. potatoes. FARM MACHINERY Deering mowing machine. Massey Harris tight bottom hay loader. Ball bearing, hard rubber tired wagon. Flat rack. Dump rake. 2 horse cultivator. Oliver No. 11 riding plow. Land roller. Stone boat. Lacto electric cream separator, 600 Ib. capacity, good one. 6 ft. horse disc. Pickle or corn planter. Corn shelter, Set sleighs. Bean puller. Grapel fork. Eight 10 gal. milk cans. Pump jack. Cook stove. 6 new cow stanchions. Post hole diggers. 3 rolls roofing. 2 work benches. 3rd horse harness. .. Several collars. Feed barrels. 2 sets double work harness. 20 steel posts. Cross cut saw. Forks, shovels, hoes and other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR No By-bidding, everything goes to high bidder. thing to be back home now I have received 2 Banners and mf Sept. Uaue of Readers Digest. I'm sure some Turns. Tell everyone I said Hello and III write whenever I can. which wont be very often. I want Dad to write more often I sure need something to read and lota more mall from ev­ eryone. Well this will be all. Love Junior M. Weilfare. 36407874 A.P.O. Na 3 Barry county Red Ctom Hastings, Michigan Northern Pacific Dear Friends: ; I received a black knitted sweater, donated by your Red Cross Chapter. ! and I wish to extend my sincere I appreciation to all members of same. I'm sure the valiant effort* of The American Red Cross. In the :>ast. as today, are appreciated by i all good Antericana. I think the censor will allow me to say. that the sweater will come in very handy i here. A very good friend of mine. । Robert D Gardner, says that hla mother ia a member at your chap| ter. I consider Bob xs one of my closest buddies and he is a very swell fellow. His mother should be . very proud of the fine work he te doing here. My home te in Kalama­ zoo and tt was nice to receive aomethlng from so near home. Sincerely Yours. Michael W. Smith Michael W. Smith. M M 1/c U.8.N.R. c/o Fleet P. O. Sail Francisco, Calif. —x I Mayo son of Mr. and Mrs Henry ite oven 1 Mayo cf Battle Creek la ill with und drift! dipiheria but la getting along fine •now. ITiere were no exher penana in der the doctor's care. * James Stor- I Mra Roy Jenkins received the kan Sr. hM retired from the rail­ Uie plane with jxxir husband. tad news from her brother .Howard The above facte conaUtute all the road In Grand Rapids where be Heims In Morley tltal his son who Information available. Your anxiety >e<r?. ? ia a gunner's mate Is mining in ac­ during Uits trying period te fully w?r>h2Jnew^lU ,! tion. * A suit has been Bled in Clrappreciated and you may rest m81 । Hired that any additional data refo^k4_Lhtf cult court against Floyd Moore and . Marshall Tripp for the accident reived will be sent to you taune**** ' diatel>nearer home. * Ray Jenkins te ill ■ which occurred two years ar> when dlately. mateiz. flu morning. * Mr. and Tripp left Moore's truck by the Very sincerely. . I John B. Cooley. Mrx Charley Charley »Mayx> of Battle Creek side ot the rood loaded with sugar were 8guesU of Mr. azxl Mn. Archie beets with a flat tire, to go for help. Colonel A O D ue»u Of Acting Air Adjutant General Burd. Burd- Sunday. * Mary Ann Green. Whan he arrived back at the truck 7 year old daughter of Mr. and a woman had been killed. She wm Mra. Bill Green, of Battle Creek, te riding with har son <a mute> who in Blodgett hoapiial in Orand Rap­ had no licence * Albert Green is U. Hugh A. Kelley ids few treatment. She had Infantile covering the Tripp heme with brick Fleet Post Office paralysis this fall and te unable to siding * Joe Flala has bean workBan Francisco, calif. Pvt. Ralph Frisby, 35154287 A.P.O. 835 c/o Postmaster helping to car* for har. * Ralph Sgt. Darwin McClelland 666 M. P. E. 8. Co. Fort Custer W^AKE A/C Donald C. Springer W.TB. CAA Miami University Oxford. Ohio UP Each Day ; Pool Squadron Tyndall Field, Pvt. Richard Bowman ABN. 36456223 Co. 6 Bks. 8 Armory U. of I1L Champaign. Hl Cpl Earl K Smith Company B 225th Bn.. 69th Regt. IR.T.0. Camp Blanding. Fla Pvt. Robert M. Bllvin. U. 8. Amy A S.N. 35404383 Btry A. 220th AAA. i Long Beach, calif Pvt Maurice V. Miller FULL OF ENERGY San Francisco. California Ctoi. Clarence J. Cheney ASN. 35415332 • DRINK MORE MILK • Sgt Gerald B Cole, 36160670 572 MJ’.RG. Co. Prisoner of War camp AUcerille. Alabama Rely on our fin* milk to supply you with Pvt. Marley W. Aryes 1683rd Ord 8. At M. Co. Fort Dix, t it the perfectly balanced food—an dour milk it RICH, with all the cream left in. Call ut today or order several quarts from that extra xost for living and working that C.W.O. Donald R Wldrig W3119758 Hq At Hq. Del. 191st QM. Bn. Mbl. (Trk.i Camp Maxey. Texas. your favorite store. You’ll like it! Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! Pfc. Hannon Wilcox U 8M C R 542939 Box 548 Parris Island. 8. Car. HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK For Lt Merle Savacool: AP O. 635 HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. 4 nc Next week—oh. no you don't catch That wm mighty / nice b( you PASTEURIZED. FT. 7c. QT. I <9 Michael to take time out to ac­ us mixing up names agatn. so Just knowledge your sweater. You're so for fun. Just try .and g^jess who'll near ua you r* about one of our bring you greetings next week. If own—Kalamazoo te practically a your guess Is a bulla eye', well see suburb of Dotton. you know. We're that you get a proper reward for BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS glad you've met up with Bob Gard­ t7'n* Cheeito °r *Q(neUUnl- 80 untJl ner too. and here's an added bit of information to what you had to __________ Zolly Coffer. say. We have a George Gardner. Nan*, stationed at Attu. who Just Chinese Fingerprints - wrote his mother. Mrs. Charles Fingerprinting is by no means a ' Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. HastinCB Gardner, that he was issued a Red Cross sweater that wm made by Vie new development in crime detec- J tion. The Chinese have long used it .• Barry County Red Cross. for documents and bank notes. 1 Since we started the ‘Home Front', jukt for those of you away we reasoned that it would be Just as well to omit comment about the unhappier things, even though they 1 must be reported elsewhere in tlie paper. We know it's a little like the ostrich and of course the fact is. I all of you know the sorrows and horrors of this wnr before we do back home. The old saying. "Don't fool the troops." probably had a very real basis m its origin. However, the following letter te ! Having sold the farm, I will dispose of the following property at public auction ot of a sort, that renews hope and the form located 1 mile southwest of Lake Odessa on main road, known as James faith to such an extent that it ov­ ershadows Uie first reports. Even'- < Reed farm on one who knows Jimmy Dibble has felt from the first that he is safe, that no matter what hla hardships may be he has Hurt smile that nothing could ever change------ and now come official words supporting that belief. . STARTING AT T O'CLOCK. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: . Mrs Maxine Dibble c/o Ray Erway R. 1 Hastings. Michigan Dear Mrs. Dibble: Notification that your husband. First Lieutenant James p. Dibble Pair 4 yr. old Black Perchcron hortos, was reported missing in action tn 2 sets good l«ath«r harng&s. the North African Aiea since Sept welt broke. <ound. 0. wm sent to you by the Adjutant । Several good leather collars. 2 horxeg, coming 3 and 4 yri. General on Sept. 24. Hatter. Further Information has been re­ reived to th* effect that Lieut. Dit>- 1 1 sot harness. ble was the pilot of a P-38 Light­ Rubbe' tired wogon. Holitoin cow, TO yr». old, fre»h icon. ning fighter plane which left Sicily i .on Sept. 9 on a patrol and straf- | Holstein cow, 8 yr*, old, doe Feb. Wood wheel wogoo, John Deere. ing mission to southern Italy. The Holstein cow, 8 yrx. old, fresh, wilh report stated that about 5.25 pm. 1 row cultivator. while strafing an enemy truck concalf by tide. Slip scropor. toy along a road approximate! v 30 Hohtein cow, 5 yn. old. efue Jon. 3 horse Oliver plow. * miles east of Agropoti. Italy. Lieut. Holstein cow, 8 yrs, old, due Feb. Dibble's plane was observed to climb Walking plow. to about 2.000 feet wtth his cock- ' pit on fire apnarantly caused by . 4 heifers, coming 2 yrs., due March. 2 drags. Buggy. enemy anU-air-crafc fire From this ' Hereford bull. Durham bull. position your husband balled out Sleigh. Good buggy pole. HIGHLANDS DAIRY UCTION SALE SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1943 ' HORSES FARM MACHINERY CATTLE 2 Holstein bull calves. 6 spring calves. MILL HELP WANTED SPAREOR FULLTIME 24 Hour OPERATION GOOD PAY ond CON­ . HOGS Sow with 7 pigs. * Sow with 4 pigs. 3 Yorkshire gilts. 3 Hampshire boars. 5 mos. old. 2 yr. old Spotted Poland boar. 4 Spotted Poland bears. 5 feeder pigs, wgt. T25 lbs. Yorkshire boor. 4 mm. Yorkshire boar, yearling. SHEEP 5 fine wool breeding ewes. HAY About >0 tom good hay. FURNITURE Good Kalamazoo stove range. Stove range. 3 dining tables. 12 dining chairs. Dishes. 6 rockers. 8 beds ond springs. 5 stand tables. 5 commodes and dressers. Iron kettle. Many other articles too numerous to mention. VENIENT HOURS. TERMS: CASH. NO GOODS REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR.. HOWARD RICE, Prop. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer JAY WING, Clerk KNAPPEN MILLING COMPANY AUGUSTA, MICH. - Out ii-u FRANK SENTERS, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer RAYMOND LAPO, Clerk �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1M3 89th birthday, which is UU* Monday . ters are getting out their twavy togs ! formerly of fclddlevlJle. wm in town ' MIDDLEVILLE * Mrs. William Nonmtar , . Ur. Cm l-inux. .nd «»* an .urUod_iwrth fSlS hISS m*5 day on a twenty-day hospital leave [jlMCMnP Crowder, Mo. * Mra. Kronawitter was .•w and Mra. Lloyd Bli** of Grand Rap­ id* visited al the home of his slater. tlful and prafuee. Interment waa made in Mt. Hope cemetery with ' cummandery committal.____ UCTION SALE Because I am employed in Lansing I will dispose of the personal property at Public Auction ot the place known as the Lloyd Allerding farm located 1 mile north and Vi-mile east of Carlton Cantor or 8Vi miles'northeast of Hastings, on THURSDAY, NOV. 18,1943 STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK, I OFFtR THI FOLLOWING: COWS MACHINERY Red cow, 6 yr. old, bred May 12th. Full Blood Guernsey, 6 yr. old, bred May 20th. Holstein cow, 5 yr. old, bred Moy 20th. Brindle cow, 5 yr. old, due soon. Guernsey cow, 6 yr. old, due in Novem­ ber. Holstein heifer, 5 yr. old, pasture bred. Durham heifer, 9 yr. old, posture bred. These cows arc T. B. tested, herd test Farm wagon. Wagon box. 7 ft. double disc. Oliver 2 bottom 14 in. tractor plow, good condition. John Daere manure spreader. Good 2 wheel stock trailer. 3 section John Deere drag. John Deere hayloader. International side rake. Single cultipocker. New Idea mowing machine. Single 'cultivator. Double harness. Tank heator. Three 10. gal. milk cans. Strainer. Milk pails. 4 wheel trailer. Hay fork, rope and pulleys. Whiffletrees. Ladder. Milk cart. Chicken fence. Pump Jack and ’Z» horse motor. Fork, shovels, hoes and numerous other articles. 2 yearling heifers, 3 spring calves. Guernsey bull. HOGS Red tow and 5 pigs, 15 feeding shoots. Red Duroc boar, wgt. 140 lbs. CHICKENS 75 mixed pullets. HAY, SEED CORN Around 12 ton good mixed hay. 1 bushel Hi-Bred seed corn. TRUCK & BUILDING 1935 Chevrolet Truck Dual and tandem wheels, 14 ft. platform. 7x14 building. ■ Glenn Allen end son Dick of Grand । Rapid* visited al the home of hl* mer and children, George Leigh uncle. Olenn Allen al Parmelee. and Mary Kay of Chelsea: Misses Bunday afternoon. * Mrs. Robert Lola and Mary Agnes Stoker of ! Float, whose husband was called to ponUac; Mra C M. Hinckley and service Thuraday, la staving with daughter Doris. Mr and Mrs. Paul her parent*, Mr and Mra L. R. Hinckley of Jackson: Maurice Stokoe and the Rev. H. H. Harris ot Wayland; Walter Nelson of Whitelusfl: Earle Stokoe. Eugene D Matteson. Mr and Mrs Clarence the UeUcr home*. Kteeby. Mr. and Mrs. John Thedr. Mra. Charles Fasoldt and Mrs. John Panaeloe Eitewtoit dub Mra. Glenn Allen will be hoaten* Rietberg all of Grand Rapid*. to the Parmelee RxtetuUon club at It* flrat meeting of the season thl* r. ■ -... Wednesday, Beyond the mtet* that bind us here -----------Into the new and larger life. Of that serener sphere. The Young Woman * Guild of the And ever near ua. though unseen Methodist church will meet with The dear, immortal spirit* tread. Mrs 8. F. Myers this Thuraday eve­ For all the boundless uni ver ning for it* regular monthly meet­ •Is Life —there are no dead.” ing The girl* are always busy at some worth-while Uilng and now are getting out Christina* cards to ORDER FOR PUBLICATION the boy* in service. CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk Football Season Closes I The Thomapple-Kellogg football I boys closed their season Friday night when they snowed under their old rival*. Caledonia, by a score of : 25 U> 0. Most of the score* were 1 made on running plays, completing two touchdown* were Flnkbeiner and Kermeen. and Bennett made the extra point on a pass. The score at the half stood 10 to 0. Outstand­ ing player for the visitors was Kaechele and for Middleville, was Schondclmayer. I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT MY PLACE 1{ MILES WEST OF WOODLAND MONDAY, NOV. 15, 1943 Commencing at 1:30 sharp, the following described property: 13 HEAD OF CATTLE HOLSTEIN COW, 2 yrs. old, fresh June 8. HOLSTEIN COW, 6 yrs. old, calf by side, fresh Oct. 23. HOLSTEIN COW, 7 yrs. old, fresh April 1. HOLSTEIN & JERSEY COW, 4 yrs. old, fresh April 20. BROWN SWISS COW, 4 yrs. old, fresh May 24. BROWN SWISS COW, 2 yrs. old, frosh June 6. GUERNSEY BULL, well bred, GUERNSEY COW, 3 ys. old, fresh Moy 15. GUERNSEY COW, 4 yrs. old, fr4sh Sept. 5. GUERNSEY COW, 4 yrs. old, fresh Sept. 12. GUERNSEY COW, 2 yrs. old, fresh Oct. 1. GUERNSEY COW, 2 yrs. old, fresh Oct. 9. GUERNSEY COW, 2 yra. old, frosh Oct. 16. coming 2 yrs. old. THIS IS A GOOD HERD. ALL T.B. AND BANGS TESTED. Gentle for children. PONY HARNESS. PONY SADDLE. PONY CART. Four 10 gal. milk cans, new. CORN SHELLER. TRACTOR PLOW, 2 Bottom 12 inch. TERMS: Cash-No goods removed until settled for. F. S. NIETHAMER, Prop. LOREN HERSHBERGER, Auctioneer LLOYD HITT, Clerk FOR DURATION SERVICE car in top condition, for mow efficient ■ < .. fires! Start H off Hfht for foN drWii^ with « thorough wnlcmj. McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR ITK ST. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Miu Dorothea Corning will en­ tertain the Dell Allen Past Matron* club this Friday evening at her country home southwest of town. There will be a potluck supper a’. 6:30 and the wive* or husbands of the members will be guests. Middleville P. T. ‘A. The P.TJk. will hold Its first meet­ ing of the year at the W. K. Kel­ logg school Nov. 17 at 8 pm. There ' will be open house and a good pro­ gram of music has been planned, provision has been made for the care of young children in the kin­ dergarten room. Como and exproc* yotjr Interest tn our young people. South TborriappieFarni Bureau The Soutl/ Thomapple Farm Bu­ reau group 'will meet al the home I of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Davh on Nov. 18. Tills will be a hard'dime । party. Come dressed for the oCeaslon or pay a forfeit. Pot luck light] j refreshments a* usual. Death of Fred O. Stokoe Fred Q. Stokoe. prominent citizen ! end lifelong resident of Middleville community, died at hi* home in the village on Wednesday. November 3. 1943 at the age of nearly seventynine years. Ho iiad been In poor i health for several years and serious- । ly ill for the pa*t four months. He | was bom tn Leighton township. Al- । legan county on Nov. 6. 1864. the son of Andrew and Amanda Matte­ son Stokoe. pioneer settlers. Later his father traded farms with Llew­ ellyn Camnbell and moved across the road into Barry county on the farm six mile* southwest of Middleville I still owned by the family. I He attended high scF.ool in Way­ land. graduated in accounting from I the Northern Indiana University at Valparaiso In 1891 and from Albion college in 1896 with the degree of Bachelor of Philosophy. He taught for *omc time in Uie Normal school in~Hooe. Ind., and in rural schools • after returning to his farm near | . Barlow lake. He moved to MiddleI vllle In 1909 when he organized the I : Middleville creamery into a cooper­ ! atlve concern and served as ite I manager for nearlv twenty years, j when UI health forced retirement, | He had held many offices of । trust, had served as village presl- I dent and trustee, twelve years a member of the school board, ten years as supervisor of Thomapple township, and had been acting jus­ tice of the peace the past ten years.. He had served gn the official board i of the Methodist church, taught in ; rhe Sunday school and had been a leader tn Y M.C.A. work. He was a I member of the Hastings Commandery No. 56 Knights Templar. Hantings Royal Arch Masons, life mem- 1 ber and past master of Middleville , PAA.M lodge No. 231. and Hte ' member and past patron of Middle­ ville chapter No. 11 OE-S. In 1900 he was married to Miss Stella Robertson of Hope. Ind., and , to this marriage were bom four , children, a son who died at birth, and three daughters. Lota. Lois and Mary Agnes. Mrs. Stokoe died in 1913 and until they had grown to ■ womanhood, their father maintallied his home and" Tulfllled the duties of both father and mother. On November 2. 1924 he was united In marriage with MLss Edith Jones. . of Middleville. Besides his wife, and the three daughters, Mrs. L. O. Pal- I mer of Chelsea, and MLs.scs Lola and Mary Agnes Stokoe, teachers in the Pontiac schools, he leaves two sisters. Mrs. George S. Bassett of St Petersburg. Fla. and Mrs. C. M. Hinckley of Jackson. Mich., otic brother. Dr Carl Stokoe of Los An­ geles. calif., two grandchildren and many other relatives and friends. > He was of a studious mind, high ideals and Impeccable character and deep religious convictions. Truly of ; him it can be said. “I have fought. a Rood tight. I have finished my i course, I have kept the faith." Funeral services which were । largely attended, wore held at Uie. Middleville Methodist church at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon under the ! auspices of the Hastings Knights; Templar Cotnmandery. Knights I William K. Liebier and Herbert | Cook acted as guard of honor while the body lay in state. i AUCTION SALE Olive flavor is Imparted TREAT YOUR CAR TO REGULAR CHECKUPS! There will be a potluck supper at the Methodist church thia Thuraday evening at 6:30 o'clock. A program at 8 o'clock will follow the supper and a freewill offering will be taken for benefit of the fuel fund. All in­ terested in the church are invited* FURNITURE DEWEY REED. AucHono., ■ OTIC* TO OUZ>ITOB1 Recent Bride Honored Mrs. Bertu* Palmer entertained thirty guest* from thia vicinity and Hasting*. Saturday evening, honor­ ing Mra. Curtis Solomon, nee Vernelva Barnum. Lovely refreshments were served and the bride received many nice and useful gifts. 12x13 Vi linoleum. 2 large chairs. Round Oak heating stove. Dresser. 2 beds and springs. Small table and other articles. WAYNE WEEKS, Prop. OBDBB FOB FUBUCAT10W LEGALS TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE. NO GOODS REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. SHETLAND PONY. Dr William Helrigrf, pastdi Ute Trinity MetbodU chord: Orand Rapids, who ia a fat­ friend and former member of Mr. ORDER FjpB PUBLICATION HASTINGS PHONE UM Buy War Bonds ond Stamps Here! AUCTION SALE Having sold my farm I will sell the following property at public auction at the farm located 6 miles south of Dowling on M-37 and 3*4 mile west or 3 miles north of Bed* ford on M-37 and 3-4 mile west on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1943 Commencing at 12:00 o'clock the following will be offered for sale: HORSES Grey gelding, wgt. 1700. Black gelding, wgt. 1700, good team. Double work harness, nearly new. COWS Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Sept. 17. Guernsey Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, due Dec. Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, due Jon. 17. Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, due Apr. 11. Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Oct. 22. Guernsey heifer, 16 mos. old. Guernsey heifer, 13 mos. old. ■ Guernsey-Jersey heifer, 13 mos. old. Reg. Holstein bull, 2 yrs. old. 13 Head Holstein heifers, coming 2 yrs. old, pasture bred, same of thoni Springers. These Holstein heifers are all bangs tasted, and good ones. SHEEP 20 Shropshire ewes, 2 to 5 yrs. old. Reg. Shropshire ram, 3 yrs. old. (Those arc extra good sheep). HOGS Hampshire sow, 12 pigs, 5 wks. old. Reg. Poland China sow, 9 pigs, 4 wks. old. Reg. Poland China sow, 10 pigs, 4 wks. old. ■ (Those sow* are all one year and 6 mos. old -and _ ore good ones.) 2 Poland China spring boars, wgt. 2S0, eligible to register. ■ 8 Feeder pigs, 50 pounds. CHICKENS 34 White Rock yearling hens, laying. 30 White Rock pullets. TOOLS International pick-up baler, model M, in A-l shape. New Idea spreader, nearly new. McCormick binder, 7 ft. cut. Osborne single cylinder hay loader. Osborne side rake. Hay tedder. Osborne mowing machine, 5 ft. cut. Thomas fertilizer grain drill. Oliver No. 99 plow.2 Horse Moore plow. Gale riding plow. Spike tooth drag. John Deere, 3 sec. spring drag, good. 2 Horse walking cultivator. 3, 1 Horse cultivators. ■' Low steel wheel wagon and flat rack. Wood wheel wagon with box and shovel­ ing board. 2 Harpoon forks and one sling. Fanning mill, good one. Land roller. Tank heater. Corn sheller. Set of Stoughten sleighs. Platform scales, 800 lbs. Root cutter. Set of good fence stretcher*. Quantity of small tools, forks, shovely, HAY AND GRAIN 25 Tons clover hay. 175 bushel oats. 81 acres standing hybrid corn, ripa and sound. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Enameled Kalamazoo coal and wood range, excellent' condition. DeLaval electric cream separator, Two 10 gal. milk cans. Emmerson piano. Solid oak dining room suite. 9x12 rug, 11 11'A rug. Day-bed and pod. Odd choir*. 2 Library tablot. Dishes. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED GEORGE WERTMAN HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer ERN �-l h - »» the Tnr HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IX. HU >AQg BIX Mra. Bowers accompanied by Mr. | the former's parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nlethamer and Peggy. Weal and Mrs Lloyd Hitt and Unyd Jr.. Carl Helse and attended Uie school Woodland and Mr. and Mra. RlchZritautfrerfland Mr arid Mrs fnlr- * M|ss Hulda Euper and Mrs. ard Brod beck an« daughters, ot cf Ea*l Woodland. Mr and Mrv Howard Hewitt were hattlZcreek Castleton township. * Mr and Mr. Don Smith and two children of visitors last Wednesday. Miss Euper Dorr Kahler called on Mr. Ind Mfrs. _ •_ -I Wm,a>.. o.__ «... Sunday guests of Mrs. Arlie Chester. Mrs. Jennie Conley of left Monday for her work in Fow­ Hugh FurnlM of Nashville Sunday Nashville were dinner guests of Mr. lerville after a ten-day vacation afternoon. They found Mr. Fumbu. Sjdndler and Mrs. Margaret Estep and Mrs. Douglan Rickie of Lan­ 'with relatives here. * Jean Burk­ seriously 11). following a heart sb were Miss Catherine Spindler and sing. * Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crock­ holder. Florence French. Helen Carl tack on Friday. * George Schneider — Etta — ______ were Sun-. Miss Schneider James Griffith of Battle Creek and ford called on the latter's parents. and Judy Mulder visited Joan Left- rnd — G. W. Spindler of West Lafayette. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Higdon of Barry- ler from Friday until Sunday and day dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Mr. andniwnura attended tnr the scnuoi school iair fair maay Friday Victor Eckardt of Northeast WoodInd. * Miss Ix*Roy Perkins called rille Sunday afternoon * Mrs. Mary Kimmel of land, cn Mr. and Mra. Roy Rowlader and Mra. WillU Dalton wereSunday I evening. * Mrs. Jessie Hatton Sunday. * Mr. dinner guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- , Mulliken Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. ; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Town* were and Mrs. Perkins are moving to inond Dalton of West Lake Odessa. | Damon McClelland. * Mrs. Manrar- Sunday dinner guest* at the home Freeland, near Midland, where Mr. * Miss Marjory England of Chicago I ct Garilnger of Nashville- visited of the latter's brother. Mr. and Mrs Perkins is employed a* carpenter in iljtome for a visit with her mother. , Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McLeod Fri- Otlo Tlcknor of Sunfield. ♦ Mrs. J. o. Miller lias been visiting her constructing buildings on the new Mra. Glenn England * Verdun day and Saturday. weekend Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Williams daughter-in-law and newgrandArmy Airfield near there. * Mra. | Flory of Detroit spent the Laura Gardiner and Mrs Lawrence with his mother. Mrs. Bertha Flory wcn. hosts Monday evening ut a daughter. LeeAnna Miller of LanFaul took pillows, vases and maga­ attended the P.TA. fair. On Sun- ; dinner in honor of her brother. Pfc sing. Albert Miller, son of Mrs. Mll----- ...... Mrs. ,i Norman Russell nuaacil u, of Hunier ririw. Field ler. who i* in the Service was home zines which have been made and day. Mrs. Flory. Verdun and — Nlethamer were dinner gueau -----------Geo. Georgia, who ----was.---------home on .fur- recently to visit hls wife and new collected by the Woodland Blue r, Star nwthtra to the Percy Jones ■ t the home of Mr. and Mrs Blake 1 lougli. Other guest* were her par­ daughter. * Miss Neva Unger visited hospital at Battle Creek' till* week. RUing of West Woddland. * Mt t enu. Mr. and Mra. G. J. Russel) of friends In Chicago from Friday un­ and Mrs. Clinton Dodge and baby Petoskey and another brother. Mr. til Sunday. * Mra. Geo. Parrott Bunday dinner guest* at the home son of Sunfield were Sunday dinner , and Mrs Gail Russell of Caledonia, visited her daughter and family. Of their daughter and family. Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs Geo. Forman * The Rev. and Mrs H V. Town- Mr. and Mrs. Jay Vrugglnk of | send and family were Sunday din- Orand Rnplds Sunday and .Monday. and Mrs. Clarence Arnie of Battle, and Miss Florence Forman. •Creek. This was a birthday cele­ Mr. and Mra. D. B Green are ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. LeRov * Stella Parrott was taken to Uni­ bration In honor of the birthdays of planning to start for Florida, Wed- , — Leigh of -------------Sunfield. -* Miss — ,-------Etta versity hospital. Ann Arbor Monday Mrs. Paul and Jack Arnie. * George nesday of this week. They are going Schneider —---------------spent---Thursday and Fri­ for obscnaUon and treatment. * Getgcr suffered a heart attack Sun- । in their car and take their iiouse day in Lansing. * Verdun Stowell Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ardis and sqn day while partaking of a community trailer. Whether their A coupons for and Miss Jean Lumber of Luke Jimmy of Inkster were weekend dinner at the Methodist church. * I sasoline will take them as far as Odessa visited the former's sister guest* of Supt and Mrs. H. A. KitMra. Chas. Rowlader of Grand Rap- ! Florida they do not know, but they and families. Mr. and Mrs Lester son and Mary Jo, ids spent Friday and Saturday with are Rolng as far ns they can .^uth Noble and sons and Mr. and Mrs. her sifter, MTS, Lawrence Paul.. • nnw now nnd and n^rhnne oerhaps will get Ir* to their Robert and sons, all of Vicksburg Mr. and Mra. Vance Nulf of Lan­ destination before the winter is ov­ i over the weekend. * Mr, and Mrs Mt. ana Mrs. Leon Tyler and chil­ sing visited Mrs. Hattie Bowers er. .. ★ . ........ Miss ............... Leona............................... Heise and friend Ward Hynes and Larry- of Charlotte dren. Dorothy. Merrill Lee. Gordin from Tuesday until Sunday. On Miss Laurel Jo Woolsey of Grand and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hynes. and Cheryl moved to Freeland. ner.r Bunday Mr. and Mrs. Vance and Rapids spent Friday evening with Woodland were recent diner guests Midland on Monday of this week at the home of Mr. ad Mrs. Frank Mr. Tyler, who Is a carpenter, and Hynes. West Woodland. * The Rev. contractor. Is employed in that ca­ and Mra. H. V. Townsend attended pacity at the Army airfield near the baptismal services at the Sun­ Freeland. The Tylers who have been field Church of the Brethren Sun- . residents of Woodland for many day evening. years will b? greatly inhsed In this Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brodbcck of ccinmuni'.y and in the Methodist South Woodland gave a family din- church where thev all took an active net Sunday in honor of her uncle. ■ part Dorothy and her Beauty Shop Theodore Schmalzrled of Levering , will nLs*i b- missed here. who has been visiting hie brother On Sunday a community dinner Will Schmalzried of North Woodland whs held in the Methodist church end other relatives for thenyl two following Sunday school in 'honor weeks Other guests were Mr. and of the Tylers. Mrs. Tyler's sweet Mrs. Al Laired and Fred Jordan. vole? in sons and readings will leave Rattle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest a vacant spot in Woodland. Tucker and daughter Jeon. Clarksvtlle. Mr and Mrs. Jasner Jordan 'Woodland >"O'iiana Bov. .Meet .,ieri in Washington usiiinaion M.M 2 c Tom Nlethamer of the and Arleta. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Jordan and children. Frank Jordan 1U S. S Nuvv and und LaRrau McMillen. • P - of- tlie - Army ... and daughters Stella and Alice. Mrs !M. had a haooy re­ Buell Wise and son John and Mr. tunion in Seattle, recently. Tom is and Mrs Ted Jordan and daughter, tcn n sub-chaser which nut into North Woodland. Mr. and Mrs jport at Seattle where LnReau is WOODLAND TROUBLE MULTIPLIES! ONE DOWN ANO FIVE TO CARRY Blue Monday begins with a tragedy. For the Monday car of the live-so me has folded. With proper precaution it would not have happened. Once a month inspection by our skilled PERSONAL LOANS casualties Jike this . . . due almost entirely to the new order of driving. So why not drive in before you have to be towed? Have a real expert checkup . . . and then come back at Inter­ vals suitable to you. —to both men and women, on just your own signa­ ture and security. Cash advanced up to $300.00. Repoy monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. Buy U. S. Bonds and Stamps CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 101K W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BI>DG. PHONE 2722 Hastings, Mich i J stationed. Tom has covered over and around Woodland and the sur­ "Child Activity Primer". They ere­ 10.000 miles since leaving New Or­ rounding towns to come and enjoy now divided tn two groups. Fairies leans on his boat and had aome our annual Christmas program with and Brownies. Tlie Fairies an* read­ mighty Interesting experiences. Laing "Adventures in Story Land "and Reau likes Washington and hla work the Brownies the Smedley and Olthere. •m primer. First Grade The six-year-oltis are reading Miss Doris Whitney, teacher Former Woodland Resident Mrs. E E. Vender visited our room their third pre-primer and will soon be ready to start "Dick and Jane". Wednesday. Mr. end Mrs. Jesse Rowlader. The six-year-olds have finished tormeriy of Woodland and recently their scrap books. Fifth and Sixth Grade. of. Nashville, were driving from ElyThe first grade finished the Mrs. Arlies Spindler, teacher rita Ohio, near Cleveland where the?, had been visiting their daugh­ ter. Mra. Helen Lukardt. when one of .the*r tires went flat. While Mr. Rowlader was changing tires at the We are observing "Book Week’* by reading library Ixxtk* for* our regular rending period-., Friday we will have a book review, telling ■ Our front black board border Is one of black and white in silhouette tn keeping with November evenla. We are grateful to Naomi Hlllcy. -formerly from W.H.C.. for sending ua roine curio-. of native African (Continued on Pane 7. Sec. a.) a truck And dragged a number of feet. He was knocked unconscious ■ nd suffered a broken rib and leg besides other bruises. He was taken to a near by hospital where hls broken bones were set. Given Saturday. Nov. 20 The Senior class of the Woodland Twp. school presents "Seven Keys to Baldpate", written by George M. Cohen, at the school auditorium on Saturday. Nov. 20 at 8 F> M. Charity Circle The Charity circle of the W.S.C.S. of the Methodist church will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Ted Euper. Friday evening. Nov. 12. Mrs John Hauer will assist the hostess. Lt. Flory- Undergoes Operation Lt. Gaylord Flory- i* convalescing from an operation for appendicitis performed recently at the camp hospital at Camp Maxey. Texas. This is the second operation that Gavlord has had since entering the annv. Uie first being shortly after hls induction. We all wish you a speedy recovery Gaylord! Goodwill Circle The Goodwill circle of the W. S i C. S. of the Methodist church will | be entertained at the home of Mrs i J. L. Smith Wednesday afternoon. Notice—.umnerv 01 vvooaiano Twp. If you have •* a son or daughter | •>* ■>a ,m .--------Is . yet t to ‘7 j| Service who .j United States, will you please send i or phone a brief message from hls I or her letters of the past year to I one of the fallowing members of the Blue Star Motlicrs- club so tluit we mav use it in‘sending Christmas messages to other boys or girls who are in tlie service. This plan requires much time and effort so will you please send al once. Mrs, Marr Murphy. Mra. Nellie Barnum. - Mrs. Phoebe Nicholson. Mrs. George Piper. Mrs. Robert Barry. Mra. Nellie Townsend. Woodland Township School . The annual P.T.A. Chrisunas pro­ gram will be held at the school Tuesday evening Dec. 21. The pro­ cram tills year is In charge of tlie high school vocal group and will be a musical program. A very^fine cantata has been selectedzond the chorus is hard al work getting the program ready- for presentation. In addition to the cantata there will be a Christmas carol service with the audience participating and a special number -to be announced later. As usual /hls is one of the I high spot* on the school calendar I and the school wishes to extend an I invitation /to all their friends in ITS TOUGH NOT TO KNOW In Michigan, a thousand miles away, his young wife is in the hos­ pital. Ever since he got excused from drill he’s, been .waiting by the public telephone — waiting to get a call through to the doctor — hoping to hear him say, “It’s a boy, and they’re both doing fine I’’ But the wires arc crowded with calls (hut move armies and speed war production, culls from service men to the folks back home — and many civilian social calls. * So—puticntly he waits. Waits and looks at his wutch with a lump in his throat. And finully he’ll have to Xo back to his barracks-—to go to bed, but not to sleep. If 1NV*S1 1H you want to do a (food turn Tor soldiers and sailors, leave the long distance lines clear for their calls in the evening between 7 and 10. That is usually the only time they can telephone. And if you hove a man of your own in the service, remem­ ber it's better to let him call you. If you try to reach him by long distance, he's often difficult to locate. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 9 10 & <*. HZ "Band -17,, i>Ol u;.. EJiltrUi •/ OfttifT 23. inJ Tribute to •V U r°~A^rBui U?" Mr Dooley MEN and WOMEN WANTED IN OUR LO|CAL PLANT a1* GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS °n and the accirl Va/J°U8 , , ^^ Wte. frOot ^c°kf oCCldent Jform Utility I »bich° — ■ I* ’^Plied^S ’ ^hirK u Per l ric light anotvn I 4>c GOOD PAST WAGES EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE. VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted QJov°d a* n zai/- BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE GENERAL CABLE CORPORATION HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANNEB, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11. WOODLAND uaual. we still had a nice friendly *'ho enjoyed the show* and attractions offered. The chicken supper wus well paironlaed as waa /Continued Iran rw 0. Bee. XI jungle people. bok Week” u for our Friday wr lew. telling i i.llhouetto ler rvenla. omi Hilley, or ending ve African trict and patronage of all our citi­ zen* and good neighbors, thia nice Ihank^rtryane wlu> IrlpM tbr the conun unitire. night WM a bi* success. Allho the crowd did not seem quite aa large aa ported by the treasurer Mn. Frank Nlethamer. Without the aretetanoc 1. M. Morning worship M. Sunday echo® AUCTION SALE On account of the death of my wife. I will dispose of the personal property at pub­ lic auction ot the residence located ot 512 Reed Street, Nashville on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1943 Commencing at 1 o’clock, I will offer the following: LIVESTOCK Mule and harness. 3 yr. old cow, giving milk. FARM TOOLS Doodle Bug, Dodge. 4 wheel wagon. 4 chick brooders, 100 size. Corn sheller. Fanning mill. Dump rake. 3 walking plows. Three 5 tooth cultivators. McCormick mowing machine. 2 wire chicken crates. Ice saw. 2 shot guns. 30 gal. copper kettle. Double harness. Forks and shovels. Quantity of manure. Many other articles too num­ erous to mention. HAY & WOOD Quantity of hay in barn. Lots of kindling wood. CHICKENS & RABBITS 12 rabbits. About 150 chickens. 25 White Rock pullets. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 small cook stoves. Gasoline stove. Car radio. Commodes. Tables. Beds. Chairs, all kinds. 5 heater stoves. Library tables. Oil burner. Gas stove. Floor covers. Ice box. Victrola. Cupboards. Cabinet. Laundry stove. Washing machine. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NOTHING TO Bl REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. P. A. VAN TUYLE, Prop. HARRY ART CROOK, Clerk PENNINGTON, Auctioneer M YWrth PoltoW>hlp 11: 00 A M. Bunday school 12: 00 A- M. Mornhig worship. Zion Lutheran Church Paul W. Gelnr, Pastor 10: 00 A. M. bunday rchool 11: 00 A. M. Morning worship. I mon theme—“TM Millennium J Monday. Woodland Wednesday Choir iU'hcaxsai WxlncAday. Rev. Paid Geiger attended the Saginaw Veliev Local Pastor's Con­ ference in St John's church at Sag- The Evangelical Church J. 8. Deabier, Pastor Thank Offering Bunday 10: 00 A. M. Thank Offering Bun­ day in charge of the Woman’s Mis­ sionary Society. Thank Offering Service. 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school 8:00 P. M. E. L. of O. E. Topic "To Be Christians I Must Share” ted by Henry Plessner. 8:45 p. M Evening worship. An­ them "Just As I Am" Sermon theme How God Answers Prayer". Wednesday Choir Rehearsal Thursday Midweek Prayer servlea at tt-.e home of Walter Cooke Revival services will be held ax Che church Nov. 21 to December 5. The Third Quarterly meeting will be held Sunday. Dec. 12. Dr. E. S. Faust of Kalamazoo will be present. Members of Uie Christian En­ deavor attended the Barry County C. E. Union al the Grand st. United Brethren church in Hastings Monuay evening FREEPORT I Mrs. Ruth McRoberts of Alto j spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Henney. A Mr. and Mrs. I Clifford Allerdlng and Beverly of I Hastings went Sunday evening I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl EverI son and family. * Adah Sigler, whb I lias been spending the past few weeks with relatives tn Ionia reI turned home to help care for her father, Chas. Aspinan. Asplnall. wno who u is in. 111. , -ner, unas. X It’. H <n CXn. I, L. n Jim.k 1X1 "El' Tuesday. * Mr. and Mrr Harold' aoo ware in Grand Rapid* last week. ★ Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Chnum of Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. An­ drew Gonxallea and family were Bunday dinner guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Clin­ ton. ♦ Mr. and Mn. John Thomas of Lansing were Friday evening callers of Mr. and Mn. Guy Smith. « Miaa Dorothy Bunn spent Sat­ urday night and Sunday In Grarid Rapids with relatives and friends ★ Mrs Bessie Fox of Haailnir* visit­ ed Mn. Frank Dorr Saturday. Mr. ,*nd Mra. Willis Lape rpent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs. Seymour Lape In Orand Rap­ id*. * Mr. and Mrs. Roy Preston BJid family of Battle Creek spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Belle Preston. * Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cool spent several days last week visiting relatives and friends > in Grandville and Orand Rapids.1 * Mr. and Mn. Marvin Thaler and children and Mrs. Bessie Pox of Hastings were Friday night supper gueau of Mra. Wm. Hutchins. * Mr. nnd Mra. Clare Bassett and family of Irving were Bunday aft­ ernoon callers of Mr. and Mra. George Bassett. * Mrs. Elmer Seesc is spending some time with her daughter. Mrs. Wm. Olthouse of Bowne. * Mr. and Mrs. Vlveme, Cook <nse Frances Hall) of Lake Odessa of Mr. «nd Mr*. Merrill Karcher, and famDy. * Mr. and Mra. Wai-1 ter Rogers of Battle Creek spent Bunday with Mra. Maude Rogers, and Margarite. * Mr. and Mrs. Jvi Kauffman attended the reception In honor of Chas. Leonard at Hus­ tings * Bunday guests, al the Joe Kauffmans were Mr. und Mrs. Matt Boynton of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kauffman of Logan. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Attee and family Of Gull lake were weekend guite's of their parents, the Rev.' and Mrs J. W McCue. Little David Atlee, who hxs been visiting hi* grandparents, returned home with hls parents, Sunday. Honored With Birthday Party • noon guests of Mrs. Maude Rogers, servea. and Marguerite, and Mrs. Jennie | ~ Cassady. * Mrs Nelda Cool reDuration Club Announcement reived a tetter from her brother. There will tip a food, vegetable.' Pfc. James Cool last Friday. He' “nd bazaar sale on Saturday, Nov. stated in his letter that he was in I 13. nt Stuart's grocery All gods a hospital somewhere In Italy, but! "»u’t be brought in by 10 oclock expected to be out on duty In aM nothing sold until 10.30. Bring few days. * Mrs. Nellie Veitor and and buy The money will granddaughter of Lowell were Sun- £ «5«‘‘ U> gifts,to our boys I day guests of Ute formers daugh-1 “* service. ter. Mrs. Ralph Stuart and fam------------ Freeport Townsend Club Meets i lly. * Mrs M. A. Larson visited The regular monthly meeting of । from Friday until Monday with । her daughter, Mrs. H. Wood and the TX>wnsend club will be held । family. A Supt. und Mrs. Evart Friday evening. Nov. 12 in the Ardis and son Jimmy of Inskter Cool building with pot luck supper: 1 called on Mr. and Mrs. "F. C. Tab­ at 6:30 to 7 oclock sharp. Everyone 't: Invited to attend. ; berer Saturday afternoon. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Postma, Pioneer Resident Passes daughter Phyllis were Sunday aft­ Nelson Morgan Hinckley, ipn of: , cmoon visitors at Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Postma's of McCords and Mr. Zalmon Decatur and /Mary Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Alexander Hinckley, was bom in7 Irving Twp.1 of Lowell. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Allen Barry Co., AugustM 1863. August: I Fteh, daughter Virginia and Miss . < Continued or, Page 8. Sec. 2.) I Emily Dipp were in Grand Rapids I Saturday afternocui, the two lat। ter renuiinc/I as overnight guests of Mr. and M/s. Lavern Segar. returnIng Sunday. A Patsy Wedel of Has­ tings spent the weekend with Patty Hoyt and attended the Carnival Friday. A Mr. ond Mrs. Austin 1 Rosenberger and Marion of Clarks­ ville spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenberger. ! APercy Rosser accompanied by 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Howk spent | Sunday afternoon with Mr. - and j Mrs. Horace Clark of Grand Rap­ ids. * Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas | of Lansing were Friday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Karchcr. * Miss Elmira DeWeerd ; of Carlton was a Friday night I guest of Margarite Rogers. | Supt. and Mrs. Evart Ardis and । son Jimmy of Inkster were FrlI day night and Saturday guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hoyt nnd at­ tended the carnival at the school house. * Mrs. Emma Anderson will leave Thursday lo spend the win I ter with her son Carl Anderson and family at Amarillo. Texas. * I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sage und fam­ ily were Sundy dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buehler, the oc­ casion celebrating the birthday of ,Joe Buehler. * Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ vin Thaler and children of Has­ tings were Saturday evening sup­ per guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler of Campbell. * Mr. and I Mrs. Will Schrader of Alto were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aldrich. * Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchins, and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Grindel of Spring Lake ware Sunday evening callers at Mrs. Ellen Yargers. * Mils Doro­ thy Van Patton of Brunson hos­ pital. Kalamazoo., spent the week- ' end- with her parents. Mr. and J Mrs. Clarence Van ■ Patton of North Ficeport. * Sunday guests of Mr. nnd^MrjJ Ben Blakney were Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Segar of Grand Rapids, A Mr. and Mrs. Gary Studt <tf Lake Odessa were Sunday morning callers of Mr. and Mrs. George Bustance. Mrs. Bessie Fox of Hastings was : a Saturday afternoon caller of I Mrs. Geo Bassett. * Mr. and Mrs. ' Boyd Payne of Hastings spent Sun­ day evening with their mother. Mrs. Ida Payne. A Mr. and Mrs Wm. ■ ' Hale were Sunday guest*, of Mr. and Mrs. Carvl Fuller of Lowell. ★ | Mrs. Lulu , Canavan nnd dnugh-, ter Delores of Ionia were Thurs-: ' day afternoon caller* of Mrs Frank I Dorr. * Mrs. Mabie Burns of ‘ Bownc called Friday on Mrs. Guy' I Smith. * Sunday guests of John! Aaplnall were Mr. and Mrs. Fayer Underwood of Ionia. Mr. ond Mrs. Rutsell Aaplnall of Allegan. Mr. • and Mrs Ford Aspinall of Thorn­ apple lake. Mra. Corn Aaplnall and daughter of Hastings. * Dr andi Mrs. F. L. shepherd of Remus spent; Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. L. R. Wolcott. A The Rev. and Mrs. Evart Love of Grand Rapids were Wed­ nesday ■ night callers at Mr. and Mrs. John Thalers of South. : Campbell. * Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hoyt attended the:banquet held ini I. ,O. O. F. hall Hastings, honor-' Ing Chas. Leonard Saturday night. Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. I | Allen Fish rfnd Calvin were Mr. and i , Mra. L* A. Segar of Grand Rapids, i ; Mr. and Mra. Harry Fish and fam lly of Middleville and Mra. Maryi I Dodge. Chas. Overholt was a Sun-' : day dinner guest. * Bupt. and Mrs. i , Evart Ardis and son of Inkster) 1 were Saturday afternoon callers of Mrs. Mabel Yoder and family.! AUCTION SAL Saturday, Nov. 13, 1943 Storting ot 1 o’clock sharp, I offer tho fonpwing: Good dining room mite, buf­ fet, 6 upholstered choirs and table. Universal electric stove. A. B. gas stove. Florence circulating heater and stove. 2 cook stoves. Large leather rocker. 2 sets good chairs. 3 piece Mohair, wine color, living room suite. Simmons metal bed, coil springs and mattress. Oak buffet. Apex 6 tube electric radio. Metal baby bod. Majestic 6 tube electric radio. Good baby carriage. 2 metal beds. Coil spring. 3 burner oil stove with oven, green and ivory. Victrola and records. Child's play pen. 12x15 Congoleum rug, blue and grey. Electric sweeper. Table model 5 tube Motorola radio. Set of Thiesto dishes. Electric heater. High chair. Trunk. Electric sweeper. Easy electric washing ma­ chine. Montgomery Ward oil heater. Extra chairs. Light fixtures. Clothes bars. Tables. Dressers. Commode. Gas pressure stove. Library tables. White sewing machine. Bed, coil springs and mat­ tress. Dishes and cooking utensils. Two 5 gal. cans. Three 10 gal. cans. Clock shelf. Some rugs. Also throw rugs. Radio stand. Many other articles too num­ erous to mention. NOTICE: Ail articles sold on.last sale and moved bock into shop, unless called for before Saturday noon, will be sold again. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, NO GOODS TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. DEWEY REED, AUCTIONEER AND MANAGER ATON FLORY AND CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerks BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS AUCTION SALE UCTION SALE Having told the property and no further ute for the furniture, I will dispose of it at public auction at the residence located just cast of T. S. K. Reid's resort ot Thorn­ apple lake on Monday, November 15, 1943 Starting at 1 o'clock sfrurp, I offer tlie following: Dining table and 6 chairs, with Needle Point. Antique rope bed, walnut. Kitchen cabinet. Cot. Base rocker. Smoking stand. 6 leather bottom dining chairs. . < Rocker. 2 whatnots. Antique stands. Round dining table. 8 odd chairs. Antique dishes. 2 dropleaf tables, walnut refinished. Bed spreads. Curtains. 1 pair drapes, hew. Feather tick. Pictures. Pillows and bedding. Man's suit, size 40. Two 20 gal. crocks. 2 burner oil stove. Two 3 burner oil stove. Oil heater, small. New overcoat, size 42. Library table. Trunk. Milk stroiner_Car ice box. Floor lamp. Mirror*.... . Gasoline camp stove. 2 Con. rugs, new. 3 used Con.,rugs. Dressing table. Books. Tools. Sewing machine. 2 sets of small scales. Shoes and some clothing. Gas heater, small. 2 wooden tubs. Ice cream freezer, 2 gal. Gasoline Spearing jack and Spear. Iron pedestal table. Gas plate and cabinet with draws. Garden tool*. Saws, planes, forks. Shovels, hoes and many other articles too numerous to ’ mention. TERMS: CASH. NO PROPERTY TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. Having sold the farm, I will dispose of the personal property at public auction at the farm located 7 miles east of Hastings on State road; or 2 miles north and 3 mile* west of Nashville on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1943 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK HORSES Brown mare, wgt. 1400 lbs., sound in every way. Grey horse, wgt. 1200 lbs., good work horse. •' A good double harness. CATTLE Grade Guernsey, 5 yrs. old, due Mar. 2. Grade Guernsey, 3 yrs. old, due Feb. 3. Guernsey heifer, due Dec. 21. Dark Jersey and Guernsey heifer, due April 1. HOGS 4 shoots, wgt. about 90 lbs. HENS 116 yearling White Leghorns. 60 White Wyandotte pullets, 5 mos. old. HAY & GRAIN 9 ton first and second cutting alfalfa. 2 ton mixed hay. 1 ton third cutting alfalfa. 75 bu. oats. Quantity of straw in barn. 40 bu. feeding wheat. 75 crates new corn. 40 bu. shelled corn. 225 shocks of corn. FARM TOOLS Deering binder, 6 ft cut. Mowing machine. International cultipacker, with tongue. Oliver riding culfivator. 2 walking plows. 7 tooth cultivator. Dump rake. Disc drill. 3 sec. drag. Slip scraper. Rubber tired wagon and flat rack. Oil drum and pump. Centrifugal pump. Royal Blue cream separator with electric motor. Water separator and strainer. Post drill. 500 Ib. scales. Fence stretchers. Corn sheller. Feed grinder. 2 horse gas engine. v Extension ladder. 2 bee hives. 20 gal. crock. Electric brooder stove. Coal burning brooder stove. 900 lbs. hard coal. Water fountains. Feeders. Two 5 gal. cream cans. Sausage grinder. Large iron kettle. Wood burning heater, nearly new. Mantle clock. Chicken crate. Wheel barrow. 4 metal feed barrel*. 25 cedar fence posts. Barrel churn. Small metal churn. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NO PROPERTY REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. Mrs. Carl Sparks, Propx. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk STERLING WEEKS, Prop. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk �THF HASTINGS BANNER, THURSPAY. NOVTMBrH 11. 1H3 COLD 1WRAT DEPARTMENT STATIC ★ bu PETER PRESCOTT FOOTBALL ON WKZO... MICHIGAN AND WISCONSIN— *■ Nov. M —IU» ►«. ' MICHIGAN AND OHIO STATE— Tony Marvin, announcer foe Columbia's new five-a-wpek comedy*.ariciy ,,ll0W m. Pi l11 uwr*a. of these same jokes over many of these same stations." While the cold sweat poured down his back. Tony was re-assnred by Director Marx Ixxb that the sign-off was in the script. THE SHOW OF THE WEEK... Without a doubt, the show with the biggest money-winning appeal on the air today is the TAKE IT "DATE LINE' Delecting ns Selecting its materia! from th* OR LEAVE IT program with its best stories provided by the top question. Phi! Baker asks the -■ ---------questions, arid the whole nation hear TAKE IT OR and magazines. listens. i»iri». You'll ■ *«•■>». «> and marshaled LEAVE IT on WKZO at 9 P.M. into a powerful Sundays. dramatic show, CBS presents MORE PUN FOR YOU! “DATE LINE" Probably the biggest news (WKZO Frithat has come out of a radio network in a long, long time is p.m.). BobTrout. the fact that Fred Allen will member of the return in December to the CBS news de­ Texaco Star Theatre (WKZO partment is the 8:30 p.m. Sundays). So get set narrator, and the for the time of your life again stories heard are —Fred's back with a vengeance! tlie actual flesh and blood inci­ dents in this ____ ODDS AND ENDS. global war — a program is timely . Mrs. Dick Hyames takes all the as " time ......... itself. 1 buttons off the singing stars before each broadcast and sews them back FUN OF THE WEEK... on after the show, because studio fans have a penchant (or snatching It’s Colonel Stoopnagle who them off as souvenirs ... They had to take the roof off a freight eleobservation that orchestral per^usaionista will be the only wouldn't have to walk six floors to civilians who will have dnimhis broadcast studio;' he dreads stick for Thanksgiving thia being cooped up. Hniinmnim'... —Adv. ' ’ grandchildren and host of Chveh of Um VaiUd could tell them mane and rnrrnAHT friends. ■ 1 I Funeral services will be held at! E. B. Griffin. D. D. pastor | K L L I U K I 1 Lester's funeral home this Thurs­ Freeport _________ day aftemoorj at 3:30. (Continued 1. sec. before. Finally they hit upon an (Continued from from Page Page 7. Sec. a.j 2.) 1j ------------11:10 A. M.—Morning worship. idea. They measured the horses. Methodist Cflnrch 7:00 P M — Christian Endeavor. ^^u.w'iKfehl’°wi”To'd b'" 1:00 Evangelistic service. Sure enough, the white one was two —Jed him . Rev. J. W. McCue, pastor A — P. •• M.—— (eMage Rev. Edward Gamble To Ui's । 10:30 — Morning worship, Theme. Message by Rev -«■-——...... -w .j . । what happens when we lose our Michigan. -------- ----- ---------- ------- daughters. Freedom ! °f reedom. | ‘ofFulton. Fulton.Michlg Michigan. I noUs, Hazel (deceased) Cleo and Melba. 11:30 ‘ ‘ classes ’ - for: l - Services will continue each eve > 11:30— —f Sunday school, ... Surviving are two daughters. Mrs.' all ’ 11 ages. dupn« «£• * Yankee officer Algiers took Melba Johnson of Knoxville. Tenn,: 8 00—Evening worship, special , 8:00 oclock. Rev. Gamb.e bringing hh identification bracelet to * naand Mra. Cleo Surrarrer of Pier- music at all services. • the messages and special music. tlre j^ier wanted u cleaned. port; one brother. Delbert Hinckley. 8:00—Wednesday night, prayer Pleasant Valley , didn’t speak the language and of San Francisco, a sister. Mrs. meeUng and Bible study. 10:00 A. M -Morning worship. ; the jeweler dldn t speak LngTlsh. so 1100 A. M—Sunday school he iroU out. -PleSe remove tarLouella Ingalsbe ot Grand Rapids. Evangelistic calling continues allI 11 grandchildren and 7 great- this week. The evening services will be held nlsh." expecting that the man would with the Freeport congregation. j Jook In hls book of translations be­ - . ** * ~ ! fore doing the work. Two days later ~ he returned for the bracelet and the s« HELP the War Worker War Workers need transportation. If you do not need your car we will pay highest cash price for it. All years from '36 to'41. BURKHOLDER-NISCHAN, INC Phone 2680 301 E. State St. BARRY BYPATHS By JANE CAMERON What a nut) On a Morford was and 34 days. He was united in mar­ riage to Vid* Webster on March 7. 1906. To this union two children were bom. Mrs. Vera Lawrence and Vernon Morford. Hastings. ■ _ He a,, practiced veterinary medicine from Delton for the past thirty years. He leaves to regret his passing hls wife, the two children and one brother Floyd E. of Delton,aM four grandciuldren. besides nephews and nieces. FAIR LAKE . I Mrs. Jean Letts of Hastings and I Mrs. Iva Gettys of Delton ven 1 weekend guests of Mr und Mrs. H. । O. Armour. * Mr. and Mrs. Chas. | Pixley spent Sunday with Mr. and I Mra. Merritt Lewis and family near Bellevue. * Kinsley Ladlea Aid 1 meets Nov. 18 at the Kinsley hall • for a pot luck dinner. * Mr. and Mrs. Iray Pearce of Battle Creek and Mr and Mrs Lyle Dickerson of Hastings spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. H. O. Armour. --------------------------------U' "Please Remove Tarnish." picking-up 1 velone on whrw hack were dprvwit1 ed the items for this column. It , looks like it would consist of what little we b.™ In th. top of our head. OBITUARY " Clifford Edward Girls. atteruhunlll It you Yun out. of bobby pins, take the registers apart. Take the whole dam furnace *“lln«^l5rtT“?1 ; > *'£■.JVSfcJ * bunch I found in the oil burner. Slim on a fox-hole In Bataan— | Frank Sinatra's Draft Board just "This fox-hole approved by Good made him I-A. Now there will be Housekeeping." some feminine squealing. WOW! • • • 1 Every' time we hear him, I ask Pat­ _ W.____________ _____ .______ ' ... It V.— <from fine out-of-style blouses. They she sa>‘5 no and I aay mine Isn't are for the new crop of soldiers' either, and we decide we must be babies, of which there is a great. freaks. This goes on- week after sufficiency I: seems a shame to . week. keep these nice silk garments • • • around when they are outmoded, so Something cute—The boys in Austhal U the way we solved the prob- I trails, have trained the kangaroos lo Jem. It will help stretch the meagre .run their obstacle course with them. Incomes of the service men's foprf- | Too bad they can't be trained to lies, and wont the little cherubs : kick the Jape' buck teeth In. Amerlook cute In litem? lean soldiers seem to have a very • * • wholesome way of chumming up I Just told Buster the worst moron ' with animals. My son writes that Joke, and I've been grinning all. he and his fellow Cadets have a dog afternoon at the look of deep dis- 1 who goes to all their classes with gust on hls face. It seems there were them. They, made hlru>e coat with two morons. They each had a horse the Air Corps Insignia on one side and they couldnT teU them apart. | and he has a Sergeant's stripes on One of them cut oft hls horses' । the other. Announcing the Opening OF A U A NEW PLAN OF INCREASED HOSPITAL INSURANCE BENEFITS ... at No /ncreate in Cost Now . . . 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MICH. FROZEN FOOD LOCKER STORAGE IN HASTINGS for the Very Near Future! The War Production Board HAS MAKE YOUR APPLICATION AT APPROVED of the installation, BUT The STRAND THEATRE in Hastings we MUST Secure sufficient leases for between 9:00 A. M. and 9:00 I*. M, INDIVIDUAL LOCKERS before final Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this permission is given to make installa- week. Thereafter, during show hours tion of the necessary equipment. until further notice. NO RESERVATIONS WILL BE MADE BY PHONE • The cue for motor oil aelection thu fall is—eave that battery, All money received, with applications, will be held in escrow in local banks until the plant is in operation HASTINGS FROZEN FOOD STORAGE COMPANY protect that engine, stretch those ga» coupons. Change to Stand­ ard’! famoua lao-Via 10 W, the fastest starting, eosicst-on-thebattary 10 W motor oil you can buy. At today's reduced apeeda, oil consumption is greatly reduced, but batteries are older. Under rationed driving, they reciiarg* leee, run down faster. Too-heavy oil increaace battery drag, endangcra tlie motor wticn starting cold, wastes gasoline. Iso-Via 10 W gives instant lubrication, yet stays tough under heat—gives full engine protection. Get st today. And make an early appointment with your Standard � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-11-18.pdf 72ccb3d244f46b1a1ab3ef345455673e PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner SECTION ONE—PACES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR On LEGION HEARS CAPT. P. C. IVERSON tho ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Home Front Describes Function of Percy Jones Hospital HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1943 EDITORIAL 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS JOHN LARSEN CITED -A FINE HONOR RATION IN Good as the war new* has been flcult barr'Jr has been surmountduring the past two weeks, nothing ed. at the fighting fronts ha* ap-i ' • • • * proached in significance the out-' We should be neither discouraged, i Commended for Meritoriou* come on the diplomatic front a* a surprised nor disillusioned if. at ‘ Act When Jopt Bomb result of the conference at Moscow, the conferences which follow. It His Ship • • • becomes evident that each of the1 Judging from reports, a bails far four nations involved appears to,,, An official report from Washing- ' I agreement was reached which in- *rrav ratiicr widelv from the course ton. issued Tiiursd^y of last week.il eluded China as well as the Unit- of idealism for the sake nt self stated tiiat John A. lArwn. son of 11 ed Stales. Great Britain and Rus- Interest. We should take it for Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Larsen of this I city, had then been cited for meri- |J sla—and the degree of understand granted that there will be coruud- torious conduct. He is an ordinary 1 Ing exceeded expectations. erable "horse trading" on a gi- seaman, a member of the crew of 1 • • • gantic scale and be prepared to1 the Steamship Nathaniel Currier. »f the result of this conference indulge in this old Yankee paMlrne' which defeated a flock of Japanese Is not now negated by isolationist ourselves We should be represent-■ war birds, which attempted to make I a dive-bombing attack on that ves- , senatorial‘ action faction spiked any ana and <a gallon senau,rla tlon ------------------which has U| very definite in-. sei. It was a supposedly vulnerable .11 -W —..... — . wanl nrwj ata I aU «?«**»« participation S... by the .tractions as to what we want I ship. But the Japanese airmen u 8- A- in world affairs at tta con- how far we arc prepared to go Int found the crew ready fur litem, and were no doubt greatly surprised by . elusion of World War I-then pro*- making conees. ions : lite accurate shooting which defeatpecte tor an era of durable peace • • • b,ckprt"gs rt*Thertaccowttt of the action states seem brighter than al any time in ☆ AT A GLANCI This Is a regular weekly U. 8. Army Medical Corps gave a designed to aid you in yo> brief resume of the work being done rent purchase* of items rat* st Percy Jones Genera) Hospital. the government. This nr Battle Creek, at the Armistice Day believes this service will era Dinner given by the American Le­ dividual* to cooperate more gion ana Auxiliary st Legion Hail winning the war cm tta horn here Thursday evening. Nov. 11. CapL Iverson Is now serving ax a plastic surgeon on the Percy Jones valid through Dec. staff. Percy Jones Hospital, has been through Jan. 1. 1944. established to provide men in the Jrvtrek with ann-talizM ueatowin of tta highest t^fetawBlue sumps X. Y. Z good thi ' a* standards particularly tor diftlNov. 20; Green stamps A. B, " and <>tk» ure com-.i Book 4 good through Dec. 20. ■ ,: cult I ' Thr >■' . .b H .. 1 •.,! ,!.>■, l..u'k :i.,- |J.h :. i • i . Stamp No. 20 in Book 4 becocnM good for 5 lbs. on Nov 1; remain* -i '•: m •• Atnr. . ! !!u- B..t- the present century. which will undoubtedly ensue, ar^^t tbc cuntcr was at anchor, un- i otr * , ----------which ; tie Creek Sanitarium property in valid through Jan. IS. 1944. •• • ♦ two-----------------important factors favqr 1(MuUn< |w Cttrso onto Hl To All The Boys tn Service:— I May. 1942. for 62341,000. First comWhile the Moscow conference to a successful and reasonable agree- South Pacific island, when a flock Just a friendly little chat from PVT. RUTH BUNDAY ' nutnding officer of the new hospital Stamp IB good for I pair, validity of five Japanese dive-bombers ap­ an<! Mender- of ,,,, 1141 o 8 . rfellnwll Jefferson ou St ,. Hastings, WBB Wos col. Col. inow (Now a a major major general) general> not "the finished product." it does volved want a curable peace and proached. By the time lite enemy extended Indefinitely. Airplane shott districts^ Hunting to fun for Michigan was * member of a Worn-. Morman T Kirk (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.1 w„. ..--------Kirk who who took took over over on Indicate that a primary and dlfNo 1to tn Waraction. Ration Book U. 8. TREASURY WANTS airships rump were ready begin tome game but not so good for deer Qfg Army Corps unit which recently | june jj 1943 111 scheduled good for one pair. . the Currier had cast off the targes, REPORTS ON FOREIGN this year a* gas to short on account Ie;t First wAC Training Center. I J ", *’• **~' .. ._. m|>n Brrlved on GasoUne wits under wav and had Ita guns HOLDINGS of conserving for war purpose* so here, for duty with the Army at 1"“*^“ 24 Hua the •he boys at tame are not all going | port Mason. San Pranctoco. Califor- June.“ and Petev Citizens of Hastings who own any I Stamp Number 8 — •—*—countries ------- »-*— ---------------Clinton the doughnuts will be wait- nla I * "’’P11"! WttJS officially named P^cy property in »foreign were Mileage Ration A B< ing on your return. We will reserve ' WAC unite now are at work with! Jones General Hospital, honortng Ing from the Currier that the dive i — notified », by -----------------------------------Postmaster Maus today , gallon* --------- ot __ gasoline ---------some of those ducks on the pond the Army on more titan 268 posts, toe late Col. Percy L. jotte*. wno ▼LIE LAP El If EE Al IT AE TUEin T A V TA AUDI EC bomtars shied off. and their bombs that' they must file report* of their through Nov. 21. 81 back of the barn for Kenneth. al*o in all 48 State*, the District of Co- . had been one of the outstanding .iS'SXS^’-x,SJSMS; a few rabbits for Gene. Ata when 1 lumLln. and overseas. j medical officers serving In France Issued after Dec. 1 will be worth 5 — .... —.— — —u 1}m> old .1^ pxpandcp WAC training pro-1 in World War I. Tkey Voted It O. Themtel,..-WJ, Should The, A.k th.!^ “’.ei “ue gallons each, compared with the red rooster amt make rhlcken to resulting In in-- fn addition to the original price, rhicken ! gram Is in a rapid* rapid'in-Stole To Put up the Mode, The, Now Need for Expenses? ma> ponsber (us is hew eww, | Report forms, lusosm u TTR- present value of two gallons for (lunipilna when*you come. We have 1 crease of supplemental troops, the • approximately *J.500.000 has been I ne currier is not a warship, but j soo. may be obtained through com- coupons of ttaee types. This means ■om- snow at present for the first. ' WAC members of which are tak- (expended for remodeling the new Some cities of this state and some H and C" books will contain fewn..uti-„ ri,. 1w Is i, merenant merchant vessel, vessel. it It carries carries anuanti- morclal tanks, banks, or irom from me the nearest Hope alls well with you boys where- 1 ing over more and more Army Jobs, construction, including barracks for counties are finding It difficult, be­ ajr’rni’ alrcrafl mnw and lh,‘ men who Federal Reserve Bank, the postever you may be and will close this Hundred* of trained WACs go out I enlisted personnel manned them knew how to shoot master states. Penalties are provid- tael; coupon will be good for more friendly llUle chat tills time, hope | each week from Port Des Moines. jnnex C----------* **—“-• cause of much higher costs of labor SStnM \n mbun. and :। Percy Jones •'u,Kr® General Hospital । Bnd materials, to operate within the ef(U nt ml.-rui nr- twn 1 antl straight. The citation does cd for those who Wilfully fall to file gallons than before. No Increase in to write rntire next time. Goo.1 luck. 1 the other WAC training centersb and their ' rea, J* fun f l,on,n ?. °? Jan ' 15 mill tax limitation without incur?rSw „ hS? „ ILt trK ' "ot •“’* U” “““ .___________ the amount of gasoline allowed la best wishes from all. specialist school*, to take their' 15. 1943. when Its first patients were deficits tnree times as nign as tney were » which this Hastings vounu man : <*» ■ —-—j places with the Army. ' admitted, . and the formal dedlca-1 • STrtv k' *" • 1 «“ tooSrldT but hrB|s^mentioned ■ ■ rifaajr RJlIfE ' involved. ' rmn tcok nlacr on Feb ZJ with letter wa.> at the si city eounn.'eread "iiXCi“ nearly 50 years ago. among tiww cited for meritorious I (]f Al kIDMi MARt 'Hello. Again.' and here wo gol Why should not Saginaw Flint, conduct. LVLHL I IRI IJ I IMI1L with a few news views about the . Battle Creek. Grand Raolds and i jn talkings with hl* father, we . . a tf a n a m r r/k other cities with a limit of 15 mills (earn tnat when John was home last [ (I A I AU All ADI t T(| county. i James C Magee, then surgeon genYori fellows from over Qrangevlll ■ •1e all city governments and county for, county, school and municipil summer he mentioned thto affair kVHL M V MILMULL IV I eral. Mrs. Percy Jones, widow of the way will be interested to know that I - boards of supervisors unite with taxes; put this matter up to their but did not give any particulars, I late Col. Jones, and Gov. Harry F Saginaw city and Saginaw county in cwn voters? Their own voters set I concerning his part in it. except to ; ihe Friendship Cfab (7th—12th! Kellv. present at the ceremony. graders) dedicated their service flag On May 1. after General Kirk asking Gov. Kelly and the state leg­ the limit. Why not let them raise It. i gay that he acted as an assistant ■ (Continued on Page 1. Sec. 2.» I , ] was sent on a special assignment bv islature to use part of the state sales instead of playing the baby act and , to (he gunners Supply Sufficient to u now a B member of the the'1 <2? IO? 70 Tnfnl tn Ontoi Lieutenant General Brehon B. tax cash to help a few Michigan beyving ’he state to help them outi, John is t t uU0 C Somervell (which eventually result- cities get by with their 15 mill tax ’°oe du« ^or crew of crew another veaael. of merchant another merchant veanei. j "Tide Over" Situation for Witn Ten Township* | rd ln General Kirk s appointment limitation, which their own citizens tnemseivcs? _ and writes the home folks whenever ] Week Calhoun, he is at a port long enough to do , a rrs-s. Yet to Report as surgeon general of the Army). by vote, adopted for those cities. Counties, like Kent. The rise In retail prices has given Genesee. Saginaw and Oakland so. Most American merchant vcroelO' 'There to now enough coal a vail- , Rear Admiral George Re The Barry County United War' Col Joseph E. BMtton. o—»..w., —— --------------- ---------------- --* in ------------•'—Table to tide over the neediest Chest, under the chairmanship of chief of the medical divtoton.81 xth the state a very large revenue from with big cities which voted on ■ are’ — now ------------engaged transports Aben Johnson, has already more; Service Command, was placed tn the state sales tax. so that.it has 'themselves 'die limit of 15 mills for applies to American forces in U 1 cases here in the City for about ’ counlvand (,‘l> I»>n*e.e5,1 war areas, or to our allies, the Bft I anollwr week .according to Leon Novy; Col George Shank, I than met its quota, as of Tuesday i charge of tta hospital. He was Careful Use Can Save get enough ..-Mlmon- j toh i'h and Russians. They' They oil all jAn Bauer, chairman of the Barry coun­ morning, by having raised *22,- uromoted to the grade of brigadier the Murphy admlntotraUon. and has flnd ,...M u .. difficult to »v. the Army ■ °r.« W5.000.d00. ey lo operate gun crews. ty War Price and Ration Board. 1 093 20 ... hi v. cash ey tc operate the the county county governgovern- ; big big guns guns and and gun crews. Valuable Tonnage —.., money, and approxt- general on July 4­ Hasting* Manufacturing Compal Tills, however, was made powiblc ' — > ««4x> in pledges. | About 4.000 patients have been Coal is one of the seven essential mutely an additional (500 plrdgi ;r.mt. because these cities iuprif 'ttail ----------------- ----------------------been notified by the Navy ® by tlve fact that the Pet Milk Com- has incse. nowexcr. Incomplete (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) services included in the war conserThese, however, »»•<are incomple tax limit. These large ciUev nut up i Rear Admiral George H Roc bounties to its service men in World panv has made 100 ton* of coal । refurnsj as there are five townships j big scraps, and force cmlntles to , ration rrosram 1 returns, there Construction Corps. U. 8. Navy, B War IL II to improbable that the reduce allotment* for epanty notds • available for city distribution, the One-ti>ltd or 'tile fuel normally state will be able to siiare money to In order that these rifles may, get I. Bliss Press Company released acarused for heating homes, and other “J™ assist counties and cities which find somewhere near what they need for i load of coal and th* Olty of Has­ 4lon Officer when this local c buildings in the United Slates i»» dd to returns ab • It difficult to get along. The law , ting* made 30 cords of wooe L* v *Hready made wjuted. expert* say. wasted through rpn,u mai1' city expenses. Su^h counUes and I ganixatlon receive* II* Annv-Mt । elves cities which have the 15 mill cities ought to be/ ashamed to ask ! able. Of the cash gifts. Hasting* city' " at Central Auditorium. Nov. 1 Inefficient healing systems, inexpert 1 limitation. whWh they themselves the state to belt) these cities get by. , Thto fuel. Mr. Bauer state*, will Admiral Rock was bom operation of the heating plants. un­ Kle contributed *17,693 20—but i | necessity orden and will be dtotzi- Rear : voted to adopty the right to submit when other cities and counUes are ould be kept in mind that thto Hastings and graduated from Hi necessary heat losses from Ute the matter again to their taxpay- paying nwnythan 15 mills for their r sum included sizeable contributions ting* High school before enter! building, careless or profligate hab| eft. and ask to have the limitation Hope to Have It Operating bu^thro^h^ ^^.1 ^urt from Individuals, and from corpor-1 total tax. Ji's their kettle of fish Annapolis. . ■ -ita of daily living. l repealed They had better do thirty Theje'iriT way out without begging | । dealers who an? co-operating in a ations and also from their em-1 Con! is of basic importance to Early Thu Coming Jan. I we think, titan to send committees the state to Rive them money which I voluntary rationing plan for the America's economy II is vital In the ployces. many of whom live In the I to Lansing to beg the state to fiffi help It will surely need for bonuses for Halting* Men Back of It , duration of the present emergency. ! Addres, by Mojor,PrU., ।I a —TO/nwlei-m.™ manufacture of Iron and steel, ex­ rural district*. 1 These four dealers are: Hastings T. Shank. U. 8. Army. gui.utlWfr Of the six Townships which । plosives. synthetic rubber and doz­ Head ot Army, dpecialixed themselves out of a situation which Michigan's 500.000 men In the sen - | Reservations for the frozen food Ice & Fuel. Hastings Lumber <k Officer at Fort Custar. ice. Let them help • themselves out , .storage in Hastings have been.com- Coa) Fann Uureau en* of other war needs. It directly have reported complete returns.; -------------... i Program for Training : their own citizens voted on them? of their own mess. Coal. Farm Bureau Services and The ceremony will be held at I K have l»wers moat railroads and generates Barry, Rutland and Woodland I ing In very fast, according to Ray Broa Velle & ie c others Recruit* ! Hastings has no 15 mill tax limlM. on Nov. 26. ao that all cmptoyygi made their quotas, and the ,k — 1 better titan 50 percent of the total We all help pay the sales tax. .j Branch, tnd^ntlnn. indications, based ’linmi upon’ex-, ex-, Mr gtgt^d th<t outside of of the company, both night and OM* the goal necruir* tatton. Hastings needs more monev the electric power used in the country. are within 75r; or better of iwnsnips in(? supplies suppucs already aircaay mcmjoucu. ' Thc Barry County Education As-' than the present charter provision which largely supports the state I perience in other communities, are' I, the mentioned. shifts, can attend. Complete returns, by Tor— Over half of the Nation's homes arc zVlmission U> other than an* there was was no no prospect nrosoect of of any any more more will be itemized in next week's I sedation held its first meeting of; of 10 mills can supply for city ex- government. Wh> use that money to that the maximum will be reached, there healed .with coal. । the year at the Nashville school, penses. That limit does not apply pull Saginaw's chestnuts out ot a long before the plant is completed. I roa| reaching here for at least phyees is by Invitation only. paper Il is apparent that if consumers Wednesday evening. Nov. 10 The to suot-crt of our schools nor to fire which they started themselves 0 । j us t BS soon as the required numanother week. He states that he ha* Less than three percent of Uta Here in Hastings a committee of do not conserve coal, we may well thousands of manufacturi:^ or­ meeting was well attended, consid, our share of county taxi*. Our city They are not so poor that the? 1 t>e r of reservations have been made' notified Cant Leonard, head of expect to run short. The use of coal women collected *1.60109 in cash ertng the problem of transporta-1 needs more than 10 mills for city ganizations engaged in war prodm> have to beg money from the state [o conform to the rules laid down Michigan Civilian Defense and H. ’ in homes, commercial establish­ and *100 In pledges for a total tibn. every effort being made to'expenses alone, and that proposition . ilull dmuiu . me TTiev are as able~to pay more than, oy byine theWBr WarrllxIUC production Board, the n.A.oraau. Smith, regionalu»uuu«~i> bituminous coal tion have been given the Army­ ments and Industries can in many of *1.70109 by a canvass of women share ridro. with capacity load*. taxe?; a* as to is Hastings Hashmis , w/ork 0( ..... i— -u* I will doubtless go before Ute taxpay- 15 mills for all taxes ln.slB!iailon will tbegin. The administrator In Cleveland nt of th. the Navy “E3. and the emp4ayM*"^B Instances be reduced through one in the residential districts. Mrs. Following the banquet, a start' era next April. We belleye they will and many other of the smaller cltlant should ready for operation! acute situation here but lias been this Barry County company URn 01 more of the following measures: George Hebden served ns general business every right to feel proud of tlieir meeting was conducted by, vote to increase the charter limit les. Ata the smaller cities woui( Within five weeks thereafter, Mr. abc Ito get no definite promtoea. 1. HEAT-SEAL THE BUILDING chairman of this residential drive the president. Mr. Earl VanSlckle. to 15 mills, for they are sensible ( never think of asking Gov. Kellv I Brnnch believe* Thto would itaffine production record Barry to not the only couhtv Barry to not the only county assisted by the following: a. Insulate wall* and ceilings. rcadv fOr busl- where fuel bins are depleted. Ionia, First Ward—Mrs. Fred Linington. of Middleville. The minutes of the people. They know our city govern- and tta state to furnish money for,; cate that b. Install Weatlier stripping last April meeting were'read bv the ment cannot maintain the streets,, their city expenses. •, ncss on or about ... — . I >r — • — > — — u n — — — i Montcalm and Genesee counties are January first. | c. Install gtorm doors and win­ 1st. Zone — Mra. Howard Barnum. ;ln h similar plight. . secretary. Miss Myrtle Wilson. ___________________ ;________________ dow*. ' I The location selected will be In;| The existence or a fuel shortage . d. Calk cracks to prevent heat Ch.; Mrs. Lyle Kun. Mrs. John Hastings. Mr. Arlle Reed. Nashville. । ..... , . • the heart of the city and will borArmbruster. Mrs. Myron Reynolds, leaks. State Will Deed Lots to der on a parking lot which would j■ here is no myth. It is Impossible to Mrs. Leon Young, Mrs. Charles Law­ 2. CHECK YOUR FURNACE JAi vinvLUi, rrop. nfford easv access tn the nlant Full! rence. Mrs. Arthur Haven. Mrs. Hastings, was elected alternate; RECEIVES THANKS n. The fire pot. smoke pipe, and On account of poor health details will be announced just best use of every bit of fuel avail­ all interior parts should be Harold Foster and Miss Barbara delegate to the Representative As- K .**. , V ” J soon as the uennUston Is given to oble. Except for the voluntary co­ VanVleet will hare an auction Wilcox. scmbly. Article* Made Here Prove cleaned. sort start the work. Mr. Branch said operation of the four dealers al2nd. Zone — Mrs. Clarence Shultz. The city has been using as as — 3. FOLLOW APPROVED FIRING Ch.; Mra. Addie Brink. Mrs. Herbert Several topics of general IntereaS Practical Gift* ol dumping place land on the west Frozen Food Storage Is fast beready mentioned, there would unun. rivwn ruuu aiuipst , rcuay mciiuunm. uwiv wvuhi u«iPRACTICES were discussed, including the Na-! proof that articles made by the side of Fall creek C<x>|kt and Mrs Kenneth Pavne vallej. r ■ejc valley. It appears coming a leading Industry and if ■ doubtedly be considerable stafering 4 CUT HEAT OUTPUT 3rd Zone—Mrs Rolland Bolton. lional Education Association's War 1 women of Barry county for the that the sUte __ of Michigan owns the the War Production Board had not here right now. It's a case of 1m1. Don't heat unused rooms (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) and Peace Fund. N.E.A. member- production department ot the Barry land. which to being filled with rub- frozen the critical material* re- provising from day to dav to relieve farm tnaehtawy 2. Draw drapes at night ship, proposed changes In the county chapter. American Red blsh. The city recently received a quired in the operation* of such a: the neediest situations. But so far. 3. Keep windows closed Teacher*' Retirement Fund law. and, cross, are appreciated by the men letter from the State Land Office plant, doubtli*^ there would be there has been no cause for panic 4. Keep temperature down , and the new School Aid program, tn the armed forces, is provided in at Lansing saying that this land. vcry few communities without one and it might be well to Inveattgato ment elsewhere In this Issue for 5. Remove radiator covers Mr. Jopplnga, with Mr. Fleming ! a letter received from the Red Cross which it acquired because the owner , The government recently reeog-.the truth of many of the stories particular*. A. Heat-seal your home. accompanying at the piano, enter- field director at Camp Wolters, failed to nay the taxes, will be given nlied "he necessity of releasing this1 going the rounds before accepting 5. DON'T WASTE HOT WATER 6 PROTECT 8TOR TO COAL ESTATE OF LEWIS MAIR*. F Judge Brown, of Grand Rapids, talned wllfc a solo. A group of stu-, Texas. Five bedside tags with the to the city if the courwll deatoes type or equipment for the smaller; them as fact. such ownership. In that event, the communities Rumor Is a dangerous enemy in a. Keep rain. snow, and ice opened court here Monday for dents, under the direction of Mrs Barry county label were distributed letter On account of the death of said that the state department , .™' j I times like three. away from coal in out-door stor­ Judge McDonald, who was holding Hamilton, presented a short play ip to the men in the wards and to would deed this property to the city. I **• above, the estate will ba dtapoaat JLnOr>Jhh..MS*in ------------- — mterest of The age. thus reducing the volume court that day In Saginaw. He, the «« «•«.«* *..» Junior *Red “-1. quote the letter, "those tn charge. j>-' also that the State Land Office | *’4°" the nlant PUT PENNIES TO WORK of moisture that must be eva­ called the calendar. $nd set for'Crow. 1 Tr??m-n’" , n • v... escrow in local banks until trie plant . ___ _ __ .... .> — » eserpw In local banks until the plant would forward to the local author­ porated to bum the coal. trial this term the cases that were The speaker of the evening was **}* Camp Ground Road U> Doud is in full operation. celved bv Arthur Lathrop. Oommls- and one mile cast. A good I Save heat to SAVE COAL announced as ready by the altar- Major Clyde F. Price, from ^rt 8. B^W^ prottactlon ities a suitable resolution to be Six well-known Hastings men are sloner of Schools, from the Director horses, cattle, hogs, sheep. hi passed, upon which tire Land Office nev* concerned. I Custer. Major Price has had wide chairman for.the local chapter. could base its action in deeding tire tacking this local project. They are of the Mint renewing an appeal grain, farm machinery, etc. 1 -- -------------.... — —. lata to Hastings. In the only criminal cam on the experience in In the field of education.! education. I ------------------Articles being made now are the all Interested In the progress of through the schools to the children offered. Henry Flannery will c calendar. The People vs. John 8hep- and' Is ' now serving ' .. . of - , .bedside bags, _ —a* president scuffs ata chair It is needless to add that the city Hastings, and believe that our city of the country to return to circula­ sale and Ernest Gray will i ard, he set the trial date for Dec­ the Army Specialized Training Pro- < cushions. The bags are envelope council Friday night promptly voted needs and ought to have this mod­ tion small coins, chiefly pennies, The Hastings Junior Chamber ember 6. and continued the bond gram. He to also director of the; style, ate tied to the beds and are that it desired the property and em way of preserving foods, fruits lying idle in "piggy banks” and Chemical Warfare Program at Fort ’ used for soiled clothes and tissues. of Commerce at their regular meet­ given by the defendant. receptacles tn the homes. His address on the " “ sub—u 1; The “ '"* — **’ slippers ~ with requested the Land Office to for­ and meats..which promotes health other scuffs are “ soft He dismissed, under the statutes, Custer.. Hi* The mints of the United States DOUGLAS DrCAMF, Prop. ing sponsored the Executive Of­ and saves money. ficer and Staff of Squadron 62.-1 six cams, listed under the heading: fCCt. ■Army Specialized Training sole and toe. are used until soiled ward the resolution at wjee. While have produced nearly three billion Having decided to qidl fi this land would be of little* value to ----- -----------------apprec --d then thrownU.rxaway which especially and then of the Civil Air Patrol of Grand "Case* in which no progres* has Program."..was pennies during the post three years. the above will have an auctl any individual. It to desirable as a the request for a large iated by the teacher*. | accounts for the Rapids. tacn made for more than one year." Even so. this supply, added to the urv number of The next meeting of the Barrv ------ M * scuffs. The chair covers citv dump. In a few years tta fill . Those representing the C. A. P. Thev were the following: nieces already in circulation, to in­ of Nashville; or 4 mite will be up to the level of South . Celebrates Its from Grand Rapids were: Lt. Van • Myrtle Praybys and Myrtle Gould County Education Association will will are stuffed with scraps left over Michigan Avenue, and tta land may veiCDTQTCS ITS sufficient to meet the unprecedent- South Katamo school; < from other sewings. Mrs. Bechtel Otteren. Executive Officer; Lt. v«. Archie and Marv Corrigan. be at Hastings. April 2. ■ cd requirements of our war-time south and 3 miles east says a request for Tight weight bath then be usable for some ciyic pur- Tenth Longfield. Intelligence Officer; Lt. i enrn Anniversary xrinivcrsciry economy. Edwin D. Well*, receiver, vs. Tho*. Grove Center. Ho la oftari Heavelhorst, Supply Officer; Lt. Wi- D. French. robe* has also been received and ! ! This wetk. Food Center here celeview of the fact that.the mrt- list of horses. cattle, ta< ' . . . , Thto wc€k. Food Center here lev. Transportation Officer: Lt. will be made if suitable material brutes lu Its T< Tenth Anniversary. I expended tn such quantity for The aYea to be conveyed to the I bratW( .nth An ,uv*rsary. National Steel Corporation v*. Hilton. Flight Leader; Lt. Larabee. can be found. city consist* of ports of lots 1225 ; Actually, *-*—•>-Ute anniversary ----------- -< should. minor coinage are eoaentlal to the Hrnrv Flannery will cry Stamping comoanv. Communications officer; J. W. O. Standard Walter Wallace vs. National Ac­ Mrs. Frank Andrus is In charge ata 1226. also that portion of lot.I have been celebrated last month manufacture of guns, ca£ri<>£*r and E. Z. Gray will act Van Deven. Personnel Section; J of the cutting of these articles and 1. block 28. and lot 2. block 29. also but Roman Feldpausch said that In; planro. ship* and the like the eco- See the adv. elwtwhcro in W O. Thompson. Medical Section ceptance Service. Mabel M. Bernard v*. Prosper O. work was begun by her and her the north 21 feet of lot 3 block 38. vfew of the current situation of i nomlcal ure of throe metals to a vl- (or full particulars. and Serg. Witter. Transportation of the Eastern Addition to the city. ,shortages and restrictions, he was, tai war-time necessity. Into the Bernard. Many construction records have assistants last week. Section. Just too busy trving to keep mer- I three billion coins atxnre-mentioned, MRS. ALBERT KttMD lying west of Fall, creek. FHrabeth Jane Elliston vs. Lloyd1 been broken in the United States Lt. Van Otteren explained the chandisc oh hand insufficient vol- i there went 10.000 tons of strategic Owing to the death of functions of the C. A. P. end a L. Elliston. armament program to date, but few.' SECOND WARD P.T.A. ume to get around to celebrating an metals. band. Mrs. R***mer will i Flight is being organised In Has­ if any. have been more spectacular To HAVE HONOR ROLL anniversary. It was- tn October. I ClUldren are therefore urged to the ;er»onal property al pi ting* for those interested in avia­ FINE RECOGNITION than a world * record for war*Np ■ The Second ward PT-A. voted, at 1933. during the.depth of a severe keep their small savings in the form tion at the residence local­ tion' and the 17-year-old boys that FOR construction establish*! by The thelr 1Bjt mc<r ung. to make an hon ­ FOH HASTINGS HAS I INlis BOY ISO I .--------- ,7 , Uicir last iiictuiw. male ail nutibusiness depression that Pood Cen- of war-savings atamp*. and to put north of the monument; Itathlehem-Hineham Yard Yard when when nt are planning on entering the Army . ,, • rx-u u ■ . to . 'iu Bethlehem-Hingham IX-™nd q >- rnii of t$h the Second ward service the llOO-Wn datroverWireLJthe ter UpriICU opened Ul in M»c the P* present CSCIIk KAML.VII, location, tack »>• into —> v.circulation ., v ...n— the . y— pennlee. — half mile :outh ofUM Bog Air Forces when they become 18. L.’Ure — ■ v. — Bspace .w.a. M.k, The Barry county .draft board i ataking over part of the which nickels and dimes now- In in small Woods Hole. Mbss.. where he to on escort "Reynolds" within 25 day's nr Quite .a bit of Interest has been ' .the staff of the Woods Hole Ocean- ;^Tlhe Ume7the keel was laid. T& Lmrdttre MH an? has released tta names of five men had been used by a motor Bale* | banka. During the next few_ weeks created In Hastings recently owing household 'Bitotabora, ’ first group of ship* of thto type V^^wn^ ^td Sd- who. will report f°r *rmy duty at and garage business . of the Holiday season the need tot to the organising of a committee for osraphic TnsUtullon It wa* something of an experi- until coins in circulation is espec- will act ” .. p.2^ Fort Sheridan. Illinois, on Novem­ the promotion of aviation by the i torv haa been credited with the, built by this same yard required Edmomto ’ at Hostings Chamber of Commerce. saying of nunv lives, and rerea-h ; 302 day* to complete The destroy- j ber 24. They are. Duane H. Austin. ment. Mr. Feldpausch admit*, and , tailv great.. .carried on there ha* greatlv in- er-escort to a new type of naval ( । wq Dowling: Gilbert L. Gordon. Battle no one knew exactly what the re-1 lari. I creased the effectiveness of our vessel designed to meet present day; ° pno e zna. Creek. Kenneth F. Meade. Naah- suit would be. Prom a rather mod- | DIES AT HOME OF inionnauon. est start, Fbod Center has-expand-; HER BROTHER The county health office notified Navy. Palmer's knowledge of Hy-1 nw»« for combating the submarine.1UI in facilities and variety of merMr*. Clara A. Shulta. aged 67. vine. Albert Lawren tz. Jr., of Delton ed । the city council last week that it dmdvn-mks a suhiect In which h» I u fMlrr and IPore. P?we,rful lhan i---------------------■ halfdied until now It to who ba* been ill since August, died '. had sent a mmole of our city water lectured during his last term at ,hp Corvette and yet far less com--------------------------------------asked for immediate induction fol- ctiandlsc ' LOCAL RETAIL MILK William OiUaapii to the laboratory of the Male health cnlleee. will be out to immediate ')Ucaled and„S?sllyJlh?n modfrn lowing his examination in Detroit, a i thoroughly modern super-market on Friday morning. Nov. I- at the DELIVERY SCHEDULE at the laboratrol it,! comntetad I CHANGES more than local reputation. A home of her brother. O P Binkier, department for examlmUon. The nr.Hicsl ure Bl Ine 1RDnr .tnrv “ n-n Nine men from the county were of ! branch wa* also started in Nash- Her husband. Edwin Shulta. pre­ unitary engineer of Uw c?u?^y much of the work upon. which he destroyer -escorts were completed. In compliance with an ODT inducted. Into the navy and have . ville seven year* ago which has also ceded tar in death several year* hnn*fll ** f'n««pd Of^UCh a ponfi- Naval officers, on the.basis of pre-1 ruling, local milk dealers will left Hasting* for Great Lakes train- ,met with an equivalerit success i *ao She lea zee a daughter. Mr*, offered for analysis of the w*tor w OK. , Acnttal naturo, due to its d’rect vlou* records, estimated that it confine retail deliveries to Ing atation. Harlan R. Scobey. Mer- i It 1* a rather unusual cycle which ’ Luelia Eckerson. Havre. Mont; one •ill cry LM would eventually take about four Mondays. Wednesdays, Fridays Un B. Pierce, and Keith K. Blough J causes a business launched In the arardson: and two brothers O P. civil *m patbol mm I “« months for construction from keel­ and Saturdays of each week. On There will be a meeting of the wi'tlme revealed at laying to launching. But by the| 7 of a ‘topreutan to observe it* Hinkler. *----- — . IXa?0,d A- DePew Dowling, fln)t decade of existence in the Blnkler, Bravo Funeral sendees Civil Air Patrol at the Hastitngs P11™r ~..ntiv application of assembly-line methods , Robert L. Oole. Nashville, Max I m)d< of B Klob.i wai^-but Ftad were oa ------- conducted bv the Rev A. M. made possible by quantity produc­ 8h'f‘dan 8ease. Woodland: James center has seen both of these e?*- Coldren on Mondav afternoon al tion. Bethlehem-Hingham was able i deliveries on Tundaji. Thurs­ C. Fruin^Bellevue, William R. Hay- tremes during its ten years in two — o'clock ***"' al the Leonard chapel, Inure.Ud .re Invited to come. | 8cletww* to cut this time to less than a quar-1 day* and Bundays. with Interment In Riverside. ter of the original estimate. Greeting* Gang—well, did you' Sues* your writer for this week? he is Mra. Russell Greenfield, who moved into town a few inontiu ago from the McOmber district south of Dowling It was Mr* Greenfield, r. member of the County Red Cross Board, who attended a Red Cross Council meeting at the Fort Custer 1 hptpltai ata discovered that the I fellows needed outdoor table* for writing, etc. She saw to It that they had them and the hospital staff ' reported tiiat there wasn't anything that the boy* have enjoyed as much as those picnic tables From here ' on site can sixtac for herself, to tar i own son Vernon stationed in Geor-i gia and all tta rest of you. Z C. LET SAGINAW AND OTHER CITIES GET THEMSELVES OUT OF THEIR TAX TROUBLES K^^tSSgS BARRY UNITED WAR CHEST DRIVE "dVER THE TOP " RESIDENTS HERE POINTERS FOR "STRETCHING" COAL RESERVATIONS FOR FROZEN FOOD STOR AGE COMING FINE COUNTY TEACHERS MET IN NASHVILLE WEDNESDAY NIGHT AUCTION SALES ^nT'S/S prv^£,COUNTY RED CROSS Hastings for Dump Judge tirown Dismissed 6 Cases J. C. C. Sponsors Civil Air Patrol Food Center U. S. Firm Sets World's Record In Worship Construction Induct 5 Barry Boys in Army and 9 in Navy 'j”; •>«> SSK5 HASTINGS MF6. CO. GET ARMY-NAVY "E" NOV. 26 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II. IMS 10 GENERAL FOODS SATISFACTION n I c COFFEE lb. -A I MATCHLESS O E c COFFEE Ib. AJ GUARANTEED QUALITY RAISINS I5r th FOOD CENTER at TEN YEARS AGO, Food Center was opened ' to give the people of Hastings a greater variety of foods al the lowest prices. This has been accomplished through our mass merchandis­ ing, direct buying and self-serve system. NASHVILLE FOOD CENTER is celebrating its Seventh Anniversary. During these 10 years we have been continu­ ally improving our operation, installing the most up-to-date equipment, so that at all times, we not only give you the best values In Barry County, but also make your shopping easier by giving you quality foods under the most sanitary*conditions. KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES OR RED LABEL OHIO MATCHES Thanks for your patronage—ice are doing the best we ean under war conditions. We promise to do better . . . after the war! LUX ❖ .AKES HARVEST TIME PANCAKE FLOUR 6 BOXES |QC SWAN MULLERS SOAP Ige. pkg. Plain or with Buckwheat "SOAtr-UOi" 5 •*—ck 25c Come in and s« our p^ pkg. Pillsbury Pillsbury’s p^IX, 1 ,b- ’or Pb9- 24c y Maxwell House White House Coffee 5 brown points Coffee Chase & Sanborn Del Monte Coffee Hills Bros. Coffee G-E Light Bulbs t. i.r ’ib. ib. Doted Coffee ib ib lb. 26c lOc I 3C 68C 34c 26c i OIC Scouring Powder REPLACES AMMONIA 34c bottle, U. S. No. 1 39c peck Sweet Potatoes Hd“" 3 >>» 25c Parsnips Garden Fresh , < ib.. lOc Garden Fresh it. lOc Fancy Rutabagas Leaf Lettuce 25c 45c Flour st f-tJ DOZ. Potatoes Dry Onions U for GUARANTEED BAKING 34c 100 Watt 15c 40-60 Watt 10c 150 Watt 20c 3^ 2Oc 3 S 2Oc 4 ^. 19c 4-19c ZERO 2 GUM TURPENTINE illsbur^s Regular size bar LARGE LUX TOILET SOAP LIFEBUOY SOAP GOLD DUST CLIMALENE V fl Rmso 0 C pkg- £ J an wide selection. Snosheen Cake Flour Pancake Flour I £ C | LARGE PKGS. 2 ® 4 points POST TOASTIES Spy Apples ______________________ 24Vz LB. SACKRight now. when the woste of a single ounce of ingredients is a downright sin and. a shame. Phillsbury brings you . . . GUARANTEED BAKING! We con't guarantee your ration points of course. But we can and yve do back Pillsbury’s Best with Pjllsbury’s dollars and cents. Try jhis.finc. enriched flour for just one baking, with any good recipe. If you don't like it better than any other all-purpose flour you’ve ever used, jot down the cost of all ingredients in your receipc and send to Pillsbury's Cooking Service. Minneapqli^ Minn. Immediately you'll get your money back. So. uncross your fingers, your baking's insured' Rome Beauty e°9 21 c $2.4O 50 Ib. bag sodib. Apples Jonathan Apples lOc 3 - 29c 2 <>» 23c WHERE QUALITY MEATS COST LESS Round Steak • BEEF LIVER Steer SPARE RIBS LINK SAUSAGE SHORT STEAKS SMOKED HAM PORK SAUSAGE Pork STEER BEEF 13 points Chuck Roasts 9 pwwe, Ib. ZQ £U Hamburger Fr«sh Ground lb. 4 points Ib. Style Breakfast Ib. STEER BEEF 6 points 5 points Ib. Steer Beef 10 pts. Ib. Sliced 7 pts. Grade Ib. 1 5 . points lean Ib. 29c 23c 43c 34c 35c 29c BACON TIDBITS 22c SLAB BACON 31c RING BOLOGNA s^\, 29c BACON SQUARES 3 „T .. 22c veal steak CHICKENS rrrcu: Freshly killed Ib. 29c 35c Leave Your Orders Now for Thanksgiving Turkeys, Chickens and Ducks FDDDkCENTER' Pork Steaks Shoulder Cuts 6 points Fresh lean 4 points N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, MICH. 25“ Ib. Neck Bones PORK no points 206 t. STATE ST., HASTINGS, MICH. Ib. lb. �— LEGION HEARS (APT. P. C. IVERSON (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) admitted to the hospital since Jan. 15. They have been relumed for tpeclal care from New Guinea. Guadalcanal and the other Ldand, of the South and Southwest pacific. Africa. India. Iceland. Italy. Sicily end practically every other foreign area where American troops ate now stationed. As it te now organized. Percy Jones General Hospital luu a capa­ city of more than 1,500 patient.;. Hit staff pf the hospital numbers approximately 1300. Including med­ ical. dental and administrative of­ ficers, nurse*. WACs. warrant offi­ cers, enlisted men and civilians. Since America entered the war. the medical corps has been faced with many tremendous problems. Capt. Iverson said For example, during a period of 18 months, the -number of medical officers was in­ creased from 1500 to 65,000. Difficulties exist in this war • which were not present during Woild War I. The present conflict, he pointed out, is truly global In rcope. nils means that U S. troops arc exposed to every climate from the tropical Jungles cf New Guinea to the arctic regions of Alaska and the various db.ca.yes and ailments which are peculiar to these various region*. Furthermore, the present war Is TWE ■A1TINOB BAWM1B. TW^BTOAT, NOVEMBER U, 1943 — makes possible emergency trnnsfu-'. unanswered | for their tajuries. If the young worn- ' noi Webster. Mra. Jack Stem, Mrs. I makes possinie emergency irnnsiu- ; upanswrrt slona •*“ on n the field of battle. The Sulfa ।| For exai example there is still no sat- . en ef the community seem to turn Royal Hayes, Mra. Roman Peldu ._ — ------- ..... — method combating ma-, j them down In favor of those free pausch, Mrs. Clark O'Donnell. Mrs.' orugx )iave likewtee helped..to keep . isfaetory r.„...™ of - ----------- ----------------------------— — of wttr lhfn Merle VanHouten, Mra. Earl down the number of fatal infections ' larla. The percentage of fatalities from lhe resulting from wounds. But. Dr. I 1-, •mall due to the use of such country is likely to have more vic- Chase. Mra. Oscar Manning. Mra.: Iverson emphasized that even the empnasizea mat uie . drugs as quinine and atabrine. but tlms of bad war neurosis on Ita James Shultz, Mrs. William Schll----------- — ... not work unless no practical method u known tor hands, mental cases that wUl very hancck and Mrs Qua Wlngeier. I Sulfa drugs will wounds are properly cleaned rather preventing the spread of this dis­ likely develop Into something se- | 4th Zone—Mrs. George Lockwood. 'Ch.; Mrs. Arthur Hansen. Mra. Earl soon after they are received, Pen- ease. Then. too. no satisfactory cure Hous. One of the greatest services the H- Coleman, Mra. John F. Crue, cillln, a new and as yet. scarce drug, has been found for the lesions pro­ has aided in kome remarkable cures duced by long emersion in cold or people on the home front can do. . Mrs. Garle Fuller. Mra. L. Storer. and lias succeeded in clearing up warm water— known u emersion Dr. Iverson believes, will thus com.- Mrs. KenUh McIntyre. Mrs David after the war—the lob ot making French. Mrs. Archie McDonald, Mra. stubborn infections wltlch even the foot. The terrible natural surround­ tw ... ,Fr«m.n Wrre.. Mr. H E. w.it, ings of jungle warfare have also Sulfa drugs failed to help. in ' Jr., and MIm Agnes *------- “Smith. “"K Percy Jones Hospital, incidentally. produced a type of Neuravte for p.r<«(ly .1 cue and MlBIl.d “ " -“Is doing special research in the use wmen no adequate treatment hag their own communities, i OVERCOMING EGG of Pencil] in and Dr. Iverson says yet been evolved. ™ date -----------One of the biggest problem.-;, Dr that experiments to indicate I SHORTAGE drUg | Iverson believes, will come when that Uie new dr? - is *- truly —remark------- I The following Item comes to the ■ww. —ent It U difficult.' and these war wounded and maimed । able. «» At m present 'Banner from one of our Rural Route costly to produce and Ils use Is con- must be released from government । 1 friends. A white Rock pullet owned fined mostly to these cases which licspltals to take their place In by Mrs. Edna McDonald of Long have not responded to Sulfa drug I civilian life once again. At present, treatment. J he said, their morale is unbelievably lYunsportauon of wounded back ) high. Thte U uartly to baza-ci hosDltaks for specialized are among their own kind, and do treaU^t te al£t problem These , not feel self-conscious or consplc- I a war ot movement, and U not betas; fought along ataUc lines-m In World I War T. Improved motor and air transport have also made possible n rapidity of-movement undreamed of in 1914-18. Thia means that 11 is utterly impossible to build base hoiulxals very near to the actual fight­ ing lines. For. during the weeks re­ quired to construct and organize such a base, the line* may have shifted anywhere from a few to a hundred miles or more. To meet lids situation, mobile emergency hospital unite have been developed. Including opmUng tab­ le, instrument cabinets, autoclaves and X-Ray which can be moved right up to the front line. Such mo­ bile ‘knits arc even organized for specialized divisions such os ortliopcdic surgery, plastic surgery, etc. It has been found that if wounds arc not treated in the tint 8 to 12 hours, fatalities are likely to in­ ci case by 75 per cent. The tremendously Increased fire power of this war hasrtended to Increase the number and severity of BARRY UNITED WAR CHEST DRIVE "OVER THE TOP" ■ Continued from Page 1. Sec. I.) hospltals are. of necessity, located I uous. much further from the bailie fronts But back on the main stree* at Ch.; Mra. Howard Osborn. Mra. Rom than in any previous war. Air trans- home, condition* will be different Johnson. Mrs. John Hart, Mrs. port has proven valuable but it has J *monq e majority of able bodied Glenn Laubaugh. Mrs. Leona Cleve­ been found that wfh certain t nx« I people, their facial scars, or lost land. Mrs. Fred Ballance, Mra. of injuries, particularly bad chest , nand or artificial leg. will tend to Maurice Foreman and Mrs. Frank and head wouncu. pauents carmen make Urem conspicuous. They can Kurr. 4th. Zone—Mrs John Hoevenair. stand the high altitudes of the air I be made or broken by the type of ambulances. These patients are glv- I reception people give them. The vet- Ch.: Mrs. Ina Weldon. Mrs. Herbert en complete treatment at forward । cran* do not want sympathy or. Bishop. Mrs. Ellsworth Smith and stations and then moved back to | merely a few words of stimulating Mrs. Eugene Dalman. Second Ward—Mra. Dewey Reed, bases for convalescence and treat- praise raise—they want to be accepted uck Into their former jobs or sur­ I Ch.: ment by the usual surface transport. roundings on the former prewar 1st. Zone—Mra. Thomas Ogden, Although much progress has been Ch.; Mra. Melvin Slocum. Mrs. basis. made during the war In fighting If former friends seem to ni’v Robert Kenyon, Mrs. V. D. Wldrig, disease and infection. Dr. Iverson said that many problems were still them, or to shun them at all socially Mra. James Langston and Mrs. D. I A. VanBusklrk. ■ 2nd. Zone—Mrs Maurice Roush, Ch : Mra. Henry Kosbar. Mrs. Fred Bower. Mra. Clare Johnson. Mrs. 1 Bettie Cooper. Mrs. Harry ThompMACKEREL 15-ox. un 14c . son. Mra. Erls Jarman. Miss Ardis Rose Bowl brand ! Clum and Miss Margaret la Lake. ' 3rd. Zone—Mrs. Louise Ducker, Jumbo 40c TOMATO JUICE iCh.; Mrs. Edna Storrs and Mrs. No. 10 un Howard Birdsall. Michigan I 4th. Zone—Mra. Maurice Ingram. Ch.; Mra. John Chandler. Mra WilASPARAGUS No. 2 cm 27c । Ham Shriber. Mrs. Linden Snyder. Dawn Fresh Cui Green Spoars Mra. Jake Cappon and Mrs. Wal­ ter Lake. DEL MAU 12-ez. un 13c Third ward—Mra. William Brad­ ford. Ch.: Niblels • i 1st Zone—Mrs. Harold Vande ' Giessen. Ch.; Mrs. Emma Murdock. TENDER PEAS No. 2 un 11c Mrs. Archie Tobins. Mrs. Arthur Mellow, fine flavor Zuttermelster, Miss Marie Blair and Miss Johnlna Cascareili. CUT WAX DEANS No. 2 un 14c I 2nd. Zone—Mra. Avery Aten. Ch.: Mra. Nell Adair, Mrs. Don Siegel. Odana - fancy qualify Mrs. Avis Tyler, Mrs. Jesae Kelly and Mra. Floyd Thomas. «-a cocruiL >■.* isc | 3rd. Zone—Mrs, Harry Scobey. । Ch.; Mrs. Orno Knowles. Mrs RlchMixed vegetable juices 1 ord Waite and Mrs. Einar FrandPMNE PLUMS No 2^ can 18c [aen. 4th Zone—Mra. C. L. Texter. Ch : Fancy quality, meaty plums Mra. Ellis Kelly. Mrs Harold PhUlips and Mrs H. B. Quigley. Fourth Ward—No chairman named: OLEOMARGARINE 19c < 1st. Zone—Mrs. James Burns. Ch.; Avondale Sliced Mi-Choice, vifamized Mrs Caroline C. Epley. Mrs. M. E. Cota. Mrs J, J. Brozak. Mra. Donald QUICK OATS 3 19c ; Smelker. Mrs. Harry Waters. Mrs. Earl Palmatier, Mrs H A. Adrounle. Country Club. 20-oz. pkg. 9c i Mra. Hazen Gray. Mrs. Corn Boyes PURE LARD 2 33c and Miss Agnes Sim. | 2nd. Zone—Mra. Richard Groos. Rolined. Economical shortening । Ch.; Mra. Robert Finnic. Mrs. Car­ CORN FLAKES 'SX” ft Te roll Burkholder. Mrs Charles Potts. : Mrs. Floyd H. Gaskell. Mrs. William Post Toasties or Kellogg's, 8c Parker. Mrs. Glenn Browfcr. Mrs. Warren Carter. Mrs. Arthur Lower COTTAGE CHEESE M pound 13c and Miss Sara Schader/ Creamy rich. Not rationed Ch.; Mrs. Arthur Fuller. Mrs. Ver18c CRUSHED PINEAPPLE Yet In spite of all these difficul­ tly—the varied climatic Condition, the great mobility of action, and the tremendously Increased fire power of the opposing armies—there have been less deaths from wounds in thia war than ever before in history. A number of new medicines and treatments have contributed to this iccord along with the mobile emer­ gency hospital unite already des­ cribed. Dried blood plasma, for example, has saved thousands of lives. It as a birthday gift, and whan broken open contained three yolks all tha same size. Evidently Biddy White Rock realizing the scarcity of eggs. production. PASSING OF OBITUARY lerding, Jennie night at her home on 8. aged 83. The funeral will day _______ morning, .._____ Nov. 12. __________ at the age .___of at the Walldorf! funeral I 59 years. He was bom in Carlton Thursday afternoon, at 1:1 township, Sept. 13. 1884. and spent his entire life in Barry county, On Sept. 2, 1909, he was united! ,prrJ'X"*<!,^JTWr7 ►pHE PILGRIM fatb<n gm us dor Am Thsnkigivina-and founded the Ameri­ can tradition of thrift and savings. Penney’s carries on that tradition. We run our stores without frills, and the sav­ ings we pass along to you! W«’vt an old-lashionod knock . for being thriftyl E Feel the Fresh-ness of Kroger $ Clock Breod FRESHqTODAY CtOCXfO-FRESH s EVERYOAV' Clocked-Frcsh from oven . . to store . . to you! Enriched witii Thiron— gives you more vitamins!! • Eq Ur,. 3 Loaves UvllwC Kreger's Hol Dated SPOTLIGHT. More llavcrful - Grinder-Fresh! Libby's oc Borden's. Limit 1 casa Case of 48, $3 84 Psanwt Butter Marmalade Sugared Donuts Krego Kroger's EMBASSY Citrus Blond. Not rationed! Q 0 Q 3 2 2 Liiy’White Flour Enriched Flour SiiTssrtty Flour Tall cans 24c 39c 30c 13c lb 64c s1.25 24Wb sl.04 99c Cello wrapped Pure Vegetable Shortening EQO UUv Ib bag Ib lb doz. PINEAPPLE 23c . MIXED NUTS hr 45C Country Club Quality No. 2» un TOMATOES 14c Red-ripe, solid pack PANCAKE FLOUR 25 lb. sack ifa/ue! £ 25c Country Club griddle-tested FANCY PRUNES 2 £, 25c 5 3-lb. bag 37c Fancy Santa Claras. MACARONI 3 or Spaghetti. U. S. No. 1 Semolina POUND CAKE FLORIDA ORANGES 5 -45c Now Crop­ Full of Juice & 15c CRANBERRIES lb. 33c HUBBARD SQUASH Ib 5c 2 PASCAL CELERY Groan but ripe bchs. bunch Extra quality good bakors 3 n». 25c Jumbo siza head 15C HEAD IETTUCE HOTHOUSE RADISHES CABBAGE A, B, D, G. Cnip rod buttons bunch 5c 2 lbs.. 7C i4b. pkg. 7c 25c 4 Ro 1 Maraschino PE ANETS 2 SOUP MIXES Aunt Polly's, Kitchen Arts, Phoenix Dainty Noodle, Minute Man Aa Ammonia, quart 10c CLIFTON TISSUE 3 roil* 13c 5c Insulate your open attic floor or roof with Double Thick KlMSUl. 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The bright red plaid ear flaps tie atop your head in mild weather and offer complete protection wheu pulled down over ears In blizzards or high winds. «s... �THE HASTINGS BANNER, ITORIALS an evening for reminiscing, Mr. Trainor's best man when lie was DEATH OF CHARLES i anniversaries are. and the married, was godfather and be- EDGAR YOUNG Charles Edgar Your <O0tt,W“ „r their eighteenth btrthday, 0>e dub —H* M them have elaborate or memberg purchased their second Mttaueive territorial ambitlcnB. , w<f savings bond The active, • • • ' honorary and aesociate members nil Combined with this te the fact »nt Defense »ump* In honor of XS “1"»T a: Sf' c™1 ■» •• "•11 »•*"Ux“,‘ St".h," What, for example, would the nom- jqow we Of nae tion of the Allied Nations have jn looking back to yesterday, been today if England, feeing the It seems such a short space full forte of Naxi might alone and. Time ha* dealt kindly with us. unaided iiad surrendered or sub- Has shown us what we could do. ..vUU„^...v.y. have .uve~ made Blitted io a dishonorable peace; And v circumstances made ' it ! possible if RumU had not had the reMrvM "» rr: ■ZL.~rj. tZ Totee of our dreams come true, of datarminaUon and courage* to Wllh Uu<hter Bnd wHh Mn<> com back, after staggertag initial we will work on and on. ' Idms. to smash the mightiest as | And our hearts will still be gay and sauita which Hitler could muster; young. ■ It the rapid conversion of Ameri- Long after our 18th birthday Z_ ~ • -__ -___ ______ _______ Ta lull anH anna ' ' A~. ...v cfikrratf nninrv ' “ •®S.“cST,t£; i TOomo'AMfevrasABY MO on November 19th. ,B,S' «“ Lulu Frances Landis and VVllUam HeniY Warner were united ly given way to Japanese agUTta- i„ marriage ov the Rev Frvfoele Sion and permitted the insider* i" StaReS Micb Th^y ha?e 51a full decade to develop and ex- way* been residents of Woodland plait China's tremendous material township, Barry couns*'. and Ute resources to the advantage of Hl- at the present time in the village rohlto's war machine? of Woodland, where they have re, _______________ sided twenty-five years. Two sons, Harold of Hastings s>nd IDEA CLUB | Lester of Woodland, fixe grandchuEVB8 BIRTHDAY w. and one great-granddaughter The New Idea club celebratednnJ IU I dren win belD toem celebrate their Golden AnniversaryMH" nn FYirtav avenimr Nov io ' °Pen housc wl11 ** held at th*-'lr with Mrs Mwnrd Tbdor as the : honie from two to five P. M. Sun- » stowed on the Irttle ftri Friends from Battle Creek and other OUtside pointe were present. ■ • eea 1,11,1 ■ —- FATHERS AND SONS NIGHT AT fill •SOTHWHOOD under the auspices of the Brother­ hood at the Methodist church. The two high achool coaches and the football squads were guests of hon- away on Nov. ultal in Ora had been a patient for four days. Waa He leaves no immediate family. FAi- whe neral service.; were held at Uie of Four reels of colored sound pictuxes from the state conservation department were showh. They were mtOTating and entertaining. The next meeting will be Ln Jannan-------------------- ------- -------DF.ATH FOLLOWS LONG ILLNESS Scott Allerding. wno who nas has oecn been ecOTl L. u Aiieraing. In poor health foe several years. - XFM. » B V ’J. J rJ^unn ®od Jennie Allerding of Carlton township He was aged 59 yun. 1 THE GREAT ATLANTIC fr raoath and 20 days He lived on a PACIFIC TEA CO. farm tn Carlton until moving to this elty sevm! years ago. Surviving are his wife, Mary: a aon. Bvln. at home; a daughter. Mrs. Ardis ElHott. Flint; one grandchild; one stater. Mrs. Earl McKibben. Hastings; and one brother. Arvin AlMi Jerdlng. Freeport. The Rev. L Wlnlav ston Slone conducted the funeral al the Walldorff funeral homo on i cloci Mn Monday at 2:00 P. M.. and inter- Ala ' OfFE ALL YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS 3 £.59* R^Wrcte . .2 i b. 47c Beker SoffM 2 i.b». Bic is Here Today! KROEHLER PUNCH'S hiinz STEAK SAUCE . BARBECUE-SAUCE ’.Si »c POSTURE * FORM DELISH SWEET MICHICaH A rtirti EC Krochler has built the ' 4,?S Me POPULAR BRANDS CIGARETTES buy today. poses with APrLtb JONATHAN H‘!K-washio ASSORTMENTS! designed scats and SIJ4 CHARCOH MAID ' IONA TOMATO JUICE 24-OZ. CAN SULTANA PEANUT BUTTER 'At 21c OUS OWN '‘“Silt TEA BALLS HERMAN'S BUTTES bit 33c CRACKERS SULTANA PAIN 'EE OUR QUEEN OLIVES 27c AHN IASS HUS SPECIAL VANILLA EXTRACT ’.85:27c Christmas Chair Is even more attractive being trimmed with a graceful grace to the arm. Covered cither Rose and Delf Blue. Catalog $1065° CELERY KEALED FLAVOK RUTABAGAS SULTANA BOSTON BEANS KIDNEY BEANS 0^ /BJlOwh. 16-OZ. JAR DONALD DUCK UNSV.’EETENED GRAPEFRUIT JUICE / 2s&sj 15c GREEN BEANS SCOTT COUNTY 18c SLICED PEACHES SULTANA Vt VEGETABLE 9c JUICE COCKTAIL IONA CUT 15c PRUNE PLUMS CAMPKILS ALP *CAN 12c GREEN BEANS 15c TOMATO SOUP 13c WHOLE BEETS LORO MOTT—FRENCH STYLE BLUE CLIFT Ac GREEN BEANS SfampA. 23{ HEART'S DELIGHT N<?an 11c DICED CARROTS HO. M CAN 14c BARRETT PEARS BERBER'S OR CLAPP'S 22c BABT FOODS %-> £-> X- Valid Jhis. (ju'jmk. CREAMERY FRESH KEYXO •WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED BUTTER a 47‘ MARGARINE 23£ MILK 3>26c •Not co«M<f^ »tfl> MT • ilmiUr "in*, ct kraad. PLAIN OR PIMENTO AHH lACS^lMS Of iiGULAB -------------'” honey hand SPAGHETTI itt 10c PARTY LOAF ■ OKA IMITATION VANILLA MICHIGAN—WELL IltACHED lOliA ’ 20c T^OKE Heiu low Prices 2F0R 25c 2^15c 3 K 10c HEAD LETTUCE ^xfiVUL SahihdtUL Might Mov. 20 StamM. tt, B, Valid. Jfab blade 't® 12c TOMATOES t® VALUES... LAtGE 41 SIZE 10c / y / ASST. CEREALS peck $2.89 ANN PAGE 11 ,nT.* r.raM FAMO/ ..___ GREATEST 100-LB. BAG ■«' ■ PANCAKE SYRUP ”£i 24c Bo* COM backs. See it tomorrow. FOR ’ tv — tBiim. Slcunfts. jc; 9/., IIwjuk. Jfaint. yiow. 6RAPE-NUTS13c GOLDEii'coiN new style and comfort in the scien­ DOZ. 5 lbs- 47c 3 lm 14c 29c M acintosh and MadNTOSH a: YUKON CLUB furniture of tomorrow that you can tifically "SI 11c MIXED PICKLES Grove church. LBS. GRAPES ■ • ORANGES - ■ GRAPEFRUIT ^POTATOES "?i22c PICKLES BEVERAGES EST Norton of Battle Creek, have pur­ chased the Kenneth Nothin farm. Mr. and Mrs. Norton have pur­ chased a farm, near Eckford a fahct caufothu—«a> DELISH FBESH CUCUMBEK NEW IN COMFORT-STYLE-BEAUTY Posture-Form, 24c CREAM MUSTARD 1513c DIKIY It's lits Bunoay. * Mrs. Charles La«b*ugh ta viaittng frtends tn Battle Extension Group No. 4 met at CARROTS SWEST POTATOES Ida'ir'lifflfjuTf.lt. Yes It’s true! ORGANIZATIONS MAINE—U. S. NO. Ir-S1ZE A THE FURNITURE OF TOMORROW WARD TOK the committee. EXTENSION GROUPS DIUCIC'JS-HANCY HAIL MONTGOMERY BRANCH DISTRICT Mr. and Mrs. WUaon WlUIU and children of Muskegon visited hte । - . , ,nomc. on uie norm suit ui uiai offlctatlnr Inunnent in the road. onto highway To amid Middleville cemetery._________ hitting her car Mr. Hoyt veered the home of Mrs. Harold Brockway. - I hte auto sharply to the left or Tire lesson was given by the leaaIF IT WONT HEL” WIN THE■ south side of the roadway. His car ers, on "Care of Home Appliances," evening. Nov. 18. at the hall at a WAR—FORGET IT. skidded about 60 feet, then turned Mr*. Howard Barnum. Secretary Uie YrortA-Hew laA Club Ulf, .nd trl^y__________ | ,---------- —----------------1 PASSING OF LIFELONG Isas-IHV WAS e.twcl.lly enjtiyea. - ctIKISTKMNG PARTY 1 NASHVILLE RESIDENT --------------------------------------------------------- MARKED WITH FESTIVITIES "fhe"bapttem*and‘chrt«iniAr<»f ¥?’'.PoV"' aOHt.OMtlT WAI* Mr and Mrs. Paul Trainor s four- . £>'< recent of Nashville, died on year-old daughter took place Sun- Friday at the DeWitt convalescent day night at their home. 633 S home ,n lhat village. She Is surBenton St., with thirty relatives vived by a sister, Mrs. Vincent Norftnd friends taking part in the ,<m- ®nd a brotlrr. Fred Potter, event. J both of Nashville. Funeral services A Greek orthodox priest from were held at the Hess funeral home Kalamazoo was preserit to conduct on Sunday afternoon, the Rev. H. the attendant ceremonies and Mr. R. Craig officiating. Interment in Nix Netas. of Battle Creek, who was the Wilcox cemetery. HOP AT Car Tipped Onto Side ioI fail. U...a over onto tta aide. The occupant* were bruised but not seriously hurt. T-'I.— — ~ mil— - ARMOUR'S 'I® 32c PABST-ETT CHEESE 18c TREET 2 ic u fc N. I C. SWIWDIO WHEAT 2«,21c IOIIFT til,VS WLLDORf 6 «oi.i25c HUS .ONHTr SALTINES WHUmtUT BEST CHUCK CUTS ROLLED OATS 5 & 27c TILT WHITS FLOUR ■Kt $125 JANE PATHS. DONUTS DOZ. CTN. I »V DATED Iv Paste ndbriNG/S WALNUT BAR in exquisite fabrics. no longer available in lhe future. BeM Mohair Frieze rovers. Ceiling price* 8159.00. other ORCA lew costly Fabrics are used in the same style* as w | / Jv .. 24c . runt frutti LAYER CAKE INDIVIDUAL *1-a 1,4>! fisuefe 2,JI 31c » 42c jw ■ 26 u beef roast Sirloin steak ROASTING OR FRYING CHICKENS FRESH DRESSED — . BREAKFAST ROLLS18c NO BONE—HO *'*5| I CTC ENRICHED—DATED MARVEL BREAD 3 ^29* Come to out store's Cat­ alog Department today ond let us *how you the hundred* of exciting gift idea* in our big FRESH CHOPPED -­ GROUND BEEF READY TO tAT-SHAN< HALF COOKED HAMS RUMP OR SHANK HALF LEG OF VEAL WITH POCKET VEAL BREAST SHOBT CUT 35c lb. 39c u 39c lb. 33c 25c LEG OF LAMB 33c LAMB CHOPS 29c SLICED BACOH 18c BOSTON BUTTS li. REDFISH FILLHS -* SALMON STEAK SOUD PACK OYSTBS fahcy w w FANCY-LATIGB SHRIMP 1 Christmas Catalog. u "■ -n.-ii ■ , ■ We’ll take care of all the ordering detail 1 far you . . . and save you in style to this tapeetric*. Some extra money on all your <D»UjU ANN PAGE SULTANA SULTANA ANN PAGE CEREAL DUFFS MACARONI PEANUT BUTTER MUSTARD MELLO-WHEAT WAFFLE MIX 2 39* 2 a 15' catalog purchases. We also call attention to the many lovely Holiday value* which are best choicn now. Let iu lay away your seletclon. W. A. ROTH . FURNITURE HASTINGS PHONE 2226 jjk I 2.-OZ. PKG. 14^ Il ANN PAGE JACK RABBIT WHITE SAIL SUNNYHELD QUEEN OLIVES NAVY BEAMS AMMONIA PANCAKE FLOUR 29( 5.49‘ QT. BOT. 5^-23' PKG. 2Q{ dexo 100% VEGETABLE SHORTENING �I THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. NOygMl ll. 1M3 TM CHURCHES ‘u£SE BlDMne Services at 11 o'clock. S3". . iiS' *. . Sermon by Pastor on "Thanki- • Everyone Will meet BI j Evening meeting 'al T:20. Evancellstlc singing and Sermon by the “ Paator ea for all agaa. TuHdW nUhU B V P. U. .11 ch will join n I uTto 'MS . 4 11 A. M. The Rev. on Tuesday, November 23. Dessert at mer. in the Navy, and Walter ot who has been T:30 o'clocx please bring envelopes. Middleville; and four daughters! Mrs Mamie Booth; HfcSan. Mra. ™. r««. «n36i.T cwimh "-'u&t "A, mu,S? C?"’™"'** ►<<>*«•» Bernice Barnum. Lake Odbeea. Miss Cor. Colfax at Boltwood God" fhls spirit-filled southern Thelma Deyannond. Detratk and Northeast Barry Methodist church MUa Leona Deyarmorxl, Adrian. The „__ 8*Ui A. Davey, pastor . evangelist is speaking every night TtarMay, Nov. 17 at 7:30. Some nave 4 already sought will hold Family night and Thanks­ Rev. Isaac Orgood of Woodland 7: 30—Prayer meeting at Hastings ahd found help fro* God. and we giving supper at the Northeast Barry conducted the funeral service at the Friday, Nov. 19. The W. ghpreh. trust you will be with us before the church. B. C. 8. ladles meet at the church Leonard chapel on Saturday after­ -t trvina— 111 »».. m.h. ,or — noon at one o'clock. With interment for <U1 an "itcmoon afternoon meeting, meeting. rot Pot m luck In Use Berryville cemetery .t T+Jfy** Bl Irving . We,xt, ? nda>;. ■ ma*e and chicken supper in evening. y “P. arm. quartet from the Bible Seminary • naaay NDv. SI In Owoaso will be with us. to sing ___ MHPPING BODY FROM s a.- —”-—--'ZgigspLra COOPERSTOWN. PA. Word was received Tuesday of the passing of Mrs Mary Burroughs at P M. Htwrt. B«m> the home of her brother. John Mc8: 30 P M. Preaching Service. The Durfee school P. T. A. will! ' Cllyn. at Cooperstown. Pa Mrs. Burrouglis formerly lived near Dow­ Stony Point. ' I meet meet Saturday, Saturday. Nov. 20. Oo Gome and1 ling. Tire body Is being shipped to j SIBYL DEYARMOND Tty P- M- Young People’s tvening j enjoy Ute the evening evening with with us. us. । , Mrs. Sibyl Dcyarmond. aged 47. the Walldorff funeral home, but ^Too Service. I The Maccabees will hold their' ___ -------------------<»«1------------------al Caro on Wednesday, Noy. ------ no funeral arrangements have been by- -----------two sons. . regular meeting thte Friday after-1 ’10. * She*‘is survived*— -----El- made aa yet. .Tmimaay—m>v. z«. 1 noon. Nov. 19. at the usual time and I Prager meeting at Stony Point. Plac* Home of C. D. Mead________ t No 8 w 8 c 8 W1U meet: , MONTHLY Pastor. Rev. Lyle E. Olmstead . Baltimore Chareh Monting worship aervic*—10:00 of the Wooten** Uan Service at cUd roam. Wet leeday. Nov. 10, eve­ iging guests. Cir- Sunday school 11 A. M. Prayer service Wednesday ning at 8:00 P. M. MeCaliom Church Morning worship service—11:30 ORGANIZATIONS ton*, Miton. president. >bert Cook conBltllAI. PABI.n ms; 'Mrs Harold MlTtlODlST METHODIST RURAL PARISH .'------------f Loveliness and Prayer"—Wm. SlickF1RBT U. II. CHURCH Ifr-and ‘Star Eye»"—Oley Speaks. Comer of East and E. Grand Sirs, were beautifully given by Mrs A. M- Coldrcn, pastor Frank Cooper, Mra. Foster accom9:55 A. M—Bible school. panying. 11.00 A. M. Sermon—"More; Greatly enjoyed was the review About. This Man." I given by Mrs. Carroll Burkholder 0:30 P. M.—Adult and Senior C. i of Mrs. LaMar Sheridan Warrick's E. societies. । recent book. "Yesterday's Children," 7:30 P. M —Song Service and a pertinent and appealing Uie of the present, concerning people whom gospel me-wigc by the jgutor. Wednesday. NoV. 24, 8 P, M Unit- we meet everyday whoa* pleasures ed Tliankagtving service First and problems parallel our own. or U. B. church । those of our friends, as a rule. It Invocation — Rev. L. Wlnaton । was a very human story, the kind Stone. । that brought "a smite to the lip. Responsive Reading—Led by Rev. I and a tear to the eye," under Mrs 8. Conger Hathaway. Burkholder's finished interpreUPresidcnl's Proclamation — Rev. lion. Seth Davey. Scripture—Rev. Don Oury. 8EVENTH-DAY Prayer—Rev. Mr Motion. ‘ ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner of East and Bond Sermon—Rev. Jos. Chrispell. , There will nbo be numbers of George M. Schram. Pastor 427 E. Center St. special music. The Thank Offering will be turned over to the Pennock Service* on Saturday: jtosplUl for their charity work. Sabbath school 9:30 A M. All are welcome. Worship service 11:00 A M. . Y.P.M V meeting 4:00 P. M. PREHBYTERTAN Vespers 4:45 P. M Prayer meeting 8:00 P. M, Wed­ ANNOUNCEMENTS 8. Conger Hathaway. Pastor nesday. Dorcas Sewing Society Thursday November 16. 1943 The ladles Aid society will meet: afternoon. Nov. 18 al the home of Thursday afternoon, Nov. 18, withi Mrs. Arlle Pew. 1135 8. Church. Mrs. Agnes Shannon. 118 E. Wal­ nut St Mrs. I) A. VanBuskirk willi WESLEYAN METHODIST 6reside as chairman. . Mrs CarrollI CHURCH urkholder will review wtho book,, N. Michigan Ave. at E. Stale Road "Yesterday's Children." Plans willI Rev. J. R. Chrlspell, pastor be made for the Christmas bazaar• 401 E. State Road Phone 3444 ami supper to be held December• Hastlnrs Church 8. Ladies are asked to bring their Sunday school al 10:30. Lawrence sewing. Adams. Superintendent. A special Sunday morning worship al 10:30l Thanksgiving offering will be taken o'clock. The pastor will tell about. for the educational work of the "The Lord Odd ns a Sun'' and willI church. . preach on the theme. "The Fitei Preaching service al 11:30. In the *of God." A thanksgiving offering; absence of the pastor. Glenn Millers to pay for the new stoker recently will bring the message. Installed in the basement ot thei Evening service al 7:30 with Vic­ church will be taken. tor Sianon speaking on the subject. Sunday school nt 11:45. Roliert. ''Life's Greatest Question." McGlocklin, Supt. A cordial invitation to all these Boy Scouts meet Monday night,, services. E. L. Tnylor, Scoutmaster. Young people's meeting Friday A Union Thanksgiving service evening at the parsonage. will be held ut eight o'clock WcdTliere will be no prayer meeting nerxlay evening. Nov. 24. in the First next week as we arc joining in the United Brethren church on GrandI union Thanksgiving service at First St. The Rev. J. R. Chrlspell. pas­ United Brethren church on Wed­ tor of the Wesleyan Methodist nesday evening- Rev. Chrlspell will church will deliver the sermon. Ani preach. offering for the Pennock hospitalI , North Irving will be taken. I Preaching service at 10:00 A. M. I with Glenn Miller bringing the mesFIRST METHODIST CHURCH -------I age. Sunday school follows the The Service next Sunday — »y_mornmorning service. Ing nt 10:00 o'clock will be a' . Thanks-1 Announcement regarding the cve- umndlff L?230 hostess. Quimby. Time 10 and 11:30 Thanksgiving service, special mu­ Mrs. Leo Wellfare. 409 E. Colfax! sic. will entertain Hospital Guild IB j Sunday school at Martin after Friday, Nov. 19th. visitors welcome. church and at Quimby before church. Writers' Guild meets Thursday.I Sunday school at Goodwill and Nov. 18 at 7 o'clock at the home of I Hendershot 10 and 11:30. Goodwill young peoples group will Circle 6 W. 8. C. 8. will meet! meet with Shlrle^Mlllison Monday. Nov. 22 at 7:30 for dessert GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH at the home of Mrs. o. Helm. 435 O- H. Trtnktein. pastor E. Center. Members please bring Services held tn the I. O. O. F. dues. hall. Green street entrance. Divine worship at 10:30 A. M Circle 7 W. SC 8. meets Tues­ Thanksgiving service. day. Nov. 23 at 7:30 with Mrs Qua Sunday achool at 11:30 A. M The Wlngelcr. 902 S. Broadway. ComSunday school win take part in the mittcc serving. Mrs. Herbert Wemnm 4..™ service —A—■-4 • ll-.A<1*1 aVH« U re Geo. morning at 10:30. " del. Mra. T114W Burt D Payne. Mrs. Van Houten. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST WOMEN'S CLUB Comer Church and Center Streets Tlie club celebrates its Golden Subject. "Soul and Body." Anniversary tomorrow. Friday, the Sunday service 11 A. M. 19th. al the home of Mrs. D. A. Sunday school 9:30 A. M. VanBuskirk. on E. State St- Mrs. W. Wednesday evening service al R. Cook and Mrs. E- H. Burton will 7:48 P. M. Bvc reminiscences. with tea fol­ Reading room in church edifice wing The meeting will be limit­ open Wednesday and Saturday from ed to members and guests from away. It will b?gln promptly at 2:30 o'clock. 10:20 ATM Subject, •Thanksgiving." Circle No. 2 of the W S. C. S. will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred PILGRIM HOLINESS Smith. E Center, on Tuesday. Nov. TABERNACLE Sunday school 10 A. M. Frances Coleman Supt. The young pcoolc Circle No. 9 of the Mcthodut received the Banner attendance Ltendancc last church will meet al the home ot Sunday. Mrs. Ciav Bassett. 721 W. Walnut Roaste Attention! Specials! KRISPY CRACKERS *7^ 35' 22c HALE'S CORN MEAL 5 lbs HEMO-BORDENS i»>. 59c BUCKEYE ROLLED OATS 51b*. 35c 51 oz. 12c RICE KRISPIES 8oz. 10c KELLOGG'S PEP SCOTT TISSUE 1000 sheets 3 for 25c 8 IODIZED SALT Morton’s 1 Ib. 10 Of. VICTORY FOR WAR SAVING BUY If 111! OVEN-PROOF CUII AND STAMPS 1.29 OPEN" ROASTER STATES UNITED BONDS O Absorbs heat evenly and quickly . . . roatjs meat and fowl to on . even, brawn deliciousnen. Holds a 9J4-lb. roart or a small fowil C.Thomas Stores, Inc It’s clear, durable, nan-absorbent glow, guaranteed against breakage from oven heat. With handy lifting grips! Covered Oblong Roaster. 2.00 Open Oval Roaster......... 1.29 MONTGOMERY WARD MJ THIY’RI LOW IN MICH OEPEHOASIS QUALITY! 3 LB. DELUXE Sil THESE FRUITCAKE • TAR SELECTIONS FROM V/AgDS CHRISTMAS PARADE OF 2.49 (Furniture Values Pleasing Appearance, Sound Construction, Low Fumllura! You’ll particularfy want to see these Prices—that’s why millions come to Wards for Values that "fll" Into Christmas budgets! Flowers for In gaily deczxafed box! Made from flnest ingredients . . * Hch batter, cherries, raisins, orange* T Thanksgiving! r s Cluster ’Mums and large singles in a gay assortment of colors, for the table and living room. f Flowers Make Us Thankful for Everything HEAT-RESISTING GLASS DUTCH OVEN * . - Christmas is not far away and we will have beautiful Poinsettias. Christmas Begonias. African Violets. Cherries, Holly. Mistletoe. Pottery, gifts and cut flowers. -a • ' ■ • Lit SILEX "l-CUPPOl" corm maktr 98c An Ideal every-day roaiterl Holds a 6-Ib. rooill Clear glass, absorbs end bolds beat! ■* ii ii Al-oyvorder early and call for if possible. Thank you. CLYDE WILCOX GREENHOUSES TELEPHONE 2530 104 E HIGH FULL PANEL CRIB AN OUTSTANDING VALUE! ^4.95 Sturdily built of solid hardwood including the full, pro­ tecting end panels! Natural beauty of the hardwood grain is protected by Wards best finish! Washable! Convenient automatic drop side; amusing nursery deco­ rations. 30x54-inch size; available in popular birch or maple finish. See it at Wards . . . NOW! 5-PC. MODERN OAK DINETTE LARGE EXTENSION STYLE 43.95 Attractive, well made—you'll agree this dinette set is on amezing value at Wards LOW price! The sunlan finish solid oak is effectively set off by washable artificial leather upholstered chain. The table 4-PC. PY1IX FLAMIWAM is 33 by 45 inches—extends to 55 inches. Room for six to dine in SAUCEPAN sir Only 50% Down, Monthly Payment Plan I Mattress—Felted-Cotton. Water-Repellent Ticking 9.95 ■ PRINT-COVERED "TAYLOR TOT” BOUItCIR CHAIR BABY WALKER GASOLINE 11.95 Thii chair will do amazing things TRY THIS NEW HIGH OCTANE GAS- OLINE FOR BEST MOTOR PERFORMANCE UNDER RATIONED DRIVING ■ 3 New y/or model in this nationally known walker. Detachable foot fresh-colored print. Full pleated rest... baby can "walk It" him­ valance goes clear to the floor! self or ride comfortably while And It’s a roomy chair z . , easy to relax ini HASTINGS, MICHIGAN CART skillet, and a snap-on handle that fits all three dlthesl CHROMI PLATO FRAMI A PH PLATH 1.09 Two 9'/i-inch pie plated Bake wheol». Troy withcolorful.bead». yovr credit to buy anything carried in our store stocks or pictured in our catalogs ANDRUS SUNOCO SERVICE JEFFERSON .nd COURT for your bedroom! Covered in ROOMY SHOPPING comfort. Seo it ot Wardsl ANNOUNCING PREMIUM SUNOCO 2M Montgomery Ward ■118-124 IO. JIFFIUON Ovooproofl 11 'j �PERS Nov. 10. 1893. by Alonzo E. Kenas- ! Mr. and Mrs. Ulrtch went to Pe­ —————————————— ton, Just Ice-of-peace. Mra. Chas. U. toskey in 1898 and resided there 1 until 1927 when they returned here. Jordan and Hale Kenyon were the They have lived at their cottage at witnesses. After Uie ceremony, they Little pme take, three miles west of ver-.arv, Wednesday. Nov. 10. Mr. Ul­ .were congratulated by Mr. Kenas- Shultz, ever since. Mr. Ulrtch has rich was bcm in Ohio in 1874. com­ ten as being the first couple ever , worked at the Hostings Mfg. Co. for ' ing to Michigan when a small boy 1 the past three years. They have five children. Mrs. i A parly was given by their chil­ - with his parent*. Mr, and Mra. Michael Ulrich. Mrs Ulrich was Haney HUI and Mra Nelson Hul- dren Saturday night, Nov. 6. In their ’ bom al Shultz In 1879. the da ughhonor with about seventy-five -------- z------- -------------- —-------------- ------- ...... ------------ _. .friends and relatives present Their American Legion and Auxiliary and toskey and Michael Ulrtch of Has- five children were all home for the lheir guest* attended the Armistice Ungs, R. 5.------------------------------------------ grand event They were married all Day banquet on Thursday evening __________________________;________ ever again, all having a wonderful —time. They.received many beautiful dinner at seven o'clock for the 4-H AMERICAN LEGION NEWS Congratulations to the Juniors for the fine display of pictures which they presented to the Auxiliary and Legion on Thursday evening. They plan co make another as the sons I to Mr and Mrs. Harold Schilds.' Mrs. Cliarles Rice. Battle Creek: i Hastings. R 2. Nov. 3; a girl to Mr. Mra. Everett Schilds and baby. Has.na Mr. Oordo.1 Utin. rrwawH. by Mlllirnns, 319 E. Green, Nov. 5, Rlngelburz Grand Ranids. Kamos.------and Mary Louise Gtatta. Freeport: a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Clare Edwins. Joseph Schultz. 230 W. Marshall; Woodland. Nov. 0. Mrs. Lorenzo Maus, 810 8. Market; Patients discharged during the Mra. Burdette CotanL Hastings, R week were: Mrs Joseph Bronson. INSJEAD. 1; William Face. Middleville; Mrs i Grand Ledge: Baby Girl Covey, C. J. Ricker. Hastings, R 3; Mra. j Hartings. R 2: Mr*. Glendale Myers Claude DcMond. Woodland. Medical patient* are: Melvin Cb- Brow^341^d.WlkeMr^dleimon PERMANENT WAVE-59* hora* vllle. Hastings R 4; Charles Moon. I ville Coffmam^reeport: Mra Gerald On Sunday the wedding dinner was planned and .served at their home bv their children to twenty­ seven friends and relatives. Two beautiful wedding cakes were served. NON*RATIONID * STYLES * Relative* Etiy to do, aUoluUly LarmJoi. Fralxd Lj Hollywood BovU lUrt and wcm«n rv«rr wbire. Money refunded if Ml eatUfied. STEBBINS & JACOBS Mrs. Robe Springs. Pvt. Stej technical South Dak Mrs Le> daughter 1 the magazine. "Call to Prayer." pub­ lished in Chicago by the National Holiness Missionary Society, ap­ peared the following Item concern­ ing the former Ml* Doris Buegc. now Mrs. Arthur Vesper, who luv ■ lecenlly received their appoint­ ments as ml'Aionaries: Mr. Vesper and Miss Doris Buegc Your Winter this citv and county. Mrs. Vera Young played .several selections on the accordion which all enjoyed. MLss Dorothy Schantz, represent­ ing the Junior Auxiliary group, pre­ sented the pictures of the service men representing the Legion and Auxiliary families in this war. The pictures were mounted in a large frame which will hang In the Le­ ftion hall. Acceptance for the Legion Open toe gabardine pump with medium or high heels Grosgrain ribbon trim. CEILING PRICE $Q98 day* this Hunting a Adams ho Monday Don Putt Tevtshave proved the ‘ durability of meet re the schoolhouse Friday eve­ ning November 12 Supper will be Captain Proton Iverson, from the Percy Jone-, Genera! hospital. Bat­ tle creek, who gave on intensely In­ teresting talk, which is reported dinner gu< dancing was furnished by Mrs. Young nt the piano and Fred Hale Save your shoe ration stamp and invest in a pair of non-rationed shoes for business or social life. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Har­ old Gray and family spent Sunday afair in keeping with the celebra­ with their parents Mr and Mrs. tion and rpirit of Armistice Day. Sam Buxton in Banfield. ♦ Sunday Remember the regular Unit meet­ pic were. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ried. ing this evening when Christmas Mr and Mrs. Wm. Clemmons and Mr. and Mrs liny Clemmons. * Next prepared They're durable and comfortable in addition to being • MANY OTHER NON - RATIONED OOTMI The Be sure to pay your dues before has Dec 1 If possible. Your promptness I will be appreciated. I On Monday the Auxiliary served Fur Trimmed VapoRi Every coot in our big collection is hand-picked for quality fabrics, superb fur. Doubly important this year when your coot must serve you well and often. Warm and wonderful day and night over everything. If you need a good Winter coat—choose yours here today from our big collection. Misses, women, juniors. lYlAKE family happy this every Christmas member with their of your SO DO YOUR TOP: Women’s chenille slipper with platform $39.95 favorite SHOPPING EARLY! Simulating "Persian Lamb. Black. Gray 100f? Mohair. Sizes 12 to 44. CENTER: Children’s foot hugger in sturdy . felt with plush cuff. ________ 98c BELOW: Men’s kidskin slipper in block for year ’round loung­ ing. Stitching detail------ 2.49 SHOP NOW THE CHESTERFIELD SMASH HIT 1.39 FOR BEST SELECTION f CUT-^ATE SHOE STORE SPORTS STYLES TWEEDS It’s a landslide, for the Chesterfield! Good wool content, well made gar­ ments. Lined and interlined Sizes 11 to 20—38 to 44. The most rousing success coat ever (and so easy to see why loo!). Right in step with the times, it’s smart everywhere, completely ver­ satile. it tops your suits, tops your date dresses . . . assures you of dateless good looks for seasons! Impeccably tailored Chesterfield with raglan shoulders' velvet collar. 0-20; The VALUE STORE 138 WEST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS, IMS Belding, and Mra. WUUam' Po^T Long, also called cm Mr. and Mra. PENNOCK HOSPITAL I interesting book written by • skilled to Battle Creek. Wundarllch and gueate Sunday gft-1 Medical patient* al the hd*pUal I writer—a fine Christmas gift tat Kalamaaoo. Mra. George Bnook spent are: Malvin Oovilto, HasUnga, B4; days in Detroit thto weak. to “Mr*. Dorr Webb and Mra. Addle Mr. and Mr*. Rolland Vatan ua | mittL NaanvUte; Chartag •nd daughter Busan were Bunday afternoon, with two tables tn ntay. ' Dowluut; Mra. Otis Eaton. E Chester Richardson and family guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Vai-1 More* were and turnedMr*. to byDavid Mr*. eu-a a( reatrtc- Top Mr* Minute Shrtner. 134 E CeSric Morey of Hickory Comers and Mr* Elean­ C!CU W Dolan and Don Btogtl left ir cen­ Mr*. William WorUey. Lake or Geiger of South Hasting*, were Prohibition Ray Hurlbert. oerx, nasung*. wni. Hasting*. RS. Saturday evening and Bunday Saturday^for a few days* deer huntconvcntbm held during the week include ! flurries of snow that outline Uie gueste ot Mr. and Mr*. ArUiur The regular meeting of the Ban■reek. . ,the follow a-ing: A boy to Mr. and branches of bare trees all the pas’, ftlchard*on. er class of the Methodtet ohureh1 , Mra. John Ingram apmt the Jane and Mr and Mra. O E. Goodyear had ___ । __-til Howartii. Battle Creek, week, have made a picturesque RcteUvea from awywtoat- weekend with her parent*. Mr. and nUngham attended the funeral of ft: Nov. | 10. a boy Vr Mr. and Mr* landscape with no tough going unMr* Gavin Ritchie to Boltto Creek tended the funeral of Mra Clara Mrs Urfer ln AUegan. derfoot ss aa y? >xt. ci ------Emocy Ftoher. Nashville. Nov. 11; dsrfcm ’ Just ■— -nice --------Sluilte. Monday, were Mr. and Mr*. Av/a RObert j, wiloox returned Mdair. Van Zlle toft Bunday evening tor . boy to Mr and Mrs Glen Mon- Michigan ‘-------winter weather a wir Mr*. Homer DePuy toft Sutorday g ahort visit with Mra. Paul Jone* » Paul Groat- Mr. and Mrs. George Baturday u> Nashville. Tenn- where 1 lea. Ml E. Thom, NOVa boy to Chrtetmas I trim* --------------------------------and Blnkler. Kalamazoo, and Mr end he u aWending George Peabody for Rockford. III. lo visit Mr. and at Grand Rapids. Mt and Mr*. Walter Croaby. Wood- good* to the down town stores call taught the clas* for rr*ny year*, Mra Thoma* Blnkler of Bravo. college, after spending a ten-day Mra. Frederick Parker unUl after Nov. 13; a boy to Mr. and to mind Uiat there arc only “thlrty- cave a brief talk which waa great­ Mra. Frank Carrothera and MUs tend. I the Christmas holiday*. R. E. Wait to tn Washington, D furlough here He had been tn the Burdette Clsler. Middleville I seven more day* before Chrtetma* " ly enjoyed MU* Mabel Btaon pre­ ter*. Janet and Kathleen Perry return today from Mn. ] C. this week I hospital for two week* before oom: 12; a girl to Mr. and Mr* ; Betty Osborn Caine (Mrs Ray- sented a record of the ftrat twenty Mra. Vidfan K two daughters of Grand Rapid* Ann Arbur where they attended a Nov. Mr. and Mr* F. C. Howley of ing isorae. A number of family dtoWlbalda, 230 B. Broadway, mond Johnson>. national radio *Ur. years ot the history of the claaa da. Mr*. William Fua < were weekend gueste of Mr. and U. of M conference for senior coun- Georgn Adrlan spent Uie weekend with ner* were given in hl* honor while Mr*, jamea Mason and Mr. and cLlkn and student advtocra. Nov. 13; a boy to Mr. and Mr* . has received a citation, signed br and Mrs B P Cowie* read an Dorothy Roush. all of 1 Mr. and Mra. J. E Mattoon. Mr. he waa home. Slocum, 217 W. Marshall, Elmer Davis and Henry Morganthal. Mr and Mra. R. K Compton and George < concerning and Mr*. Willtem Brooks, atoo of I -‘■•WUUam Wllllaru Grey Qrey WUle U*. 6. P2/c, 14. I commending her for splendid help children spent the weekend with her Nov. 1 Willette. W/c. Robert Btowell enterU Adrian, were afternoon callers u Fifteen uSng auraicol case* were re- ;i talnments cooperation various enterU SJf.R BJf.R .. al of Camp Camp Peary. Peary, V*.. Va.. waa waa »cm hospital. Kalamaaoo. *pcnt parent*. Mr. and Mr*. E. L Cran- pcTted U* following: al a with number of «utem dinner Saturday evens oalL al Sheridan. Mra. Oeo. Ransom and Mrs. Geo home on a ten-day leave visiting Bunday at home. home of hl* parents M Hinchman were Bunday gueete of hi* mother. Mra. George H. Poet Friday night gueste of Mr. and ।Clarence Cunningham. Bellevue , i embarkation camp*. On her return to her home In Richard at Ct Middievuie; Mra aara i Pennock rmnoc* hospital nospnai nursery nurserj has nas , tw.c offering taken. Mr*. Callfomla,Thoma* he^ Mr* Robert McKibben to Yankee an(| other relaUvea and friends. ,Jcxtcvb Martin. Middleville; Eaton Rapid* last week. Mra Mar- Mrs Howard Newton and daughter. Jcoeph who to Ivon Bheete. who had been visit- Darla, were Mr. and Mra. Henry Onto QarUnger and Miss Margaret I been filled to capacity thto week , Fred Smith to the December hoet- lough. White bebe mun Spring*. Mr*. Virginia W. Baird, who to Vahlsing and children of Muskegon Barker. Lake Odessa; Mrs. Laurel which has increased the number of Pvt. Stephen Hathaway has been tn the Military Intelligence office, • • • I candles decorated droorated the table I Pvt. David Goodyear of Camp Gan toon. 828 E Madison; Mrs L. F patient* so markedly that registered — J. Carolina, (pent a few sent frpm Greenboro, N. C . to .a Wright Field. DayUui. Ohio, spent | Mr. and| Mr*. Lorena Schelhaa en-1 n*P**P? JMd. Mau*. 610 8. Market; Mra. Jay nurses have been doing volunteer technical school at Sioux Falls, the weekend In Hastings with her day* wtUi her mother, Mra. J. A- McCoy. Wisconsin, spent Saturday xm.iin.... Stte Ii Aulv n.« well item^iS^ tEETv ' £££ Sturdy nIgh^‘Vh<to Tt^u^tTjtox Mi.h.lll. Mr, nlar* a* Rjvi CItomb Nurse*' South Dakota. '1 J daughter. -—Johanna, - ----------— and ■* mother. McCall Mra. Webster accompanied night and Sunday at home Hoate’tler.^Frreporl; ’Mrs Charles comment to local motortota along ^'“^^^r^.nd^Mra” Wm i f^ntna^rvl Uw even i her mother to N. Carolina and reWeekend gueste of Mr. and Mrs. ■ Mra. George Poet. Mra. Lewi* Stanton and grandda7g*htershlrtey"'Mliier“'i>nt the Mr.~and’Mra Harold Underwood MiT^Clra? P^te’ment George Myers were Mr. and Mra. Sldnam.^ciarksville; Mr*. I* Hon.. , Ore«: street namely: Uta <**>-to Kfo^w“’d Jfc ^Artour, wm .pent info^^ Sldnam. Clarksville; Mr* Lee Hans- , Green street. namely: It la easy to - M7, Ar[h“‘r mformaUy Stanley Thompson and son. Brace, weekend al the home of Mr and’ aiul Mri. Wayne Jenkin* of Kala- Bunday with Mtes Virginia PotU banter. Woodland; Evelyn Aspinall. I distinguish nur.sas and nunea aides I ‘»*a’*?ra Bna Mr- Bna **r’ nruiur ■" »p«n. wuurmauy. Mrs Fred Bowerman near Middle- rnaloo were w^kend guests of Mr. in OUvet Virginia row* of Lansing. ... ■ ■ Mra. Ette Nash spent the weekend' Hastings R3. Mrs Orville Boniface. I ty their uniform* and white shoes «**n»en. *“*£ ...__________ _ _____ --u.ia and and Mra. Mr*. Lester Leiter Reynold*. Reynold*. wm .n<t r«.(. w.w. left rn.n. Wm. and Louis Mlske left Sun­ with hrr Ulster. Mrs Lewi* Todd, Delton; Mto* Dorothy McKibben. I many of whom walk to and from Mra. John Rose and grandchildFrank Aspinall liM has gone to stay & Clinton; Mr* H. H. Chase, to j the to do volunteer----------wort. Mr* Dell’ Newton waa hoaleaa to TH STADIUM ... the hoepltai doIwepltal -------------------------------------DIRECT FROM THE 450 EL day on a week'* deer hunting trip to Clarksville. ren Jack and Ann Chadwick spent thl* winter with hl* daughter v‘---•—-------^ugfater and | They would appreciate a ride. «- her bridge club for deraert on Wed­ , and will visit their mother tn Mackthe weekend with Mr* Wilbur Rog- familv. Mr. and Mra. Loring A Monday guest at the home of firing Freed Freed toaw city. discharged dur- I P«Ctally now that ti>e weather u nesday. afll io to w uInclement for the next er* in Battle Creek • Of Toledo. Ohio. Mr. and Mra James Bristol waa his .••JTZ’ 7 Karen Benfield am , Mrs. Cora DcPue returned Fri ­ mother. Mrs. Eva Sweet of Banfield *V? v t ^J r . w »x^hJwinii^ tetov 1 few months. Jas. Radford Is spending a few Mr> Ciw, Aid^jj un Sunday Wednesday night dinner guests Mrs inude Lfrljiurv nntzrrtalned Melby Williams anaEckeTbatiy. 1glon Mrs. Jmste entertained Mra-meroy wuuam day* this week at the Mantoxe f NorfoUt Va to her son. day from a btuipess trip to Flint. Bellevue 1 ovw* McLaury the* wertrod^ 0 °* ii। vltY; 236 W Mohall ; Girton "Artntellce Day banquet, made jars. Jmsto Mcnaury enicnamea W)O BMrl N Bhultz. Acting as toastmaster at the Lc- of Mr and Mrs Wellesley Ironside I Hunting and Fishing club. . — Ald­ • and later left for Albion where she were Dr. and Mr*. Guy Keller and [ and.... wife Mr. ... and Mrs. Darrel met her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Miss Maxine Wateon entertained rich. sSy ^raU of^s lda Pal- : bgker. Middleville. Mrc^BmdeUe the third time for Roy Aubtoard to Mr. and Mra John Ironside. An out | Fredk. Parker, and left with her on Miss Faina Stockfish of Battle act In that capacity for thl* an­ of town guest wa* Mrs. Keller’* Raiw Jordan and daughter. Mrs Monday for Rockford. III., where she mailer were Mr*. Anna Baldwin and , c.™^tir Creek Bunday. niece. Mrs. Ray Bauaiiman of j Miss Louise Baldwin of Carlton. “g* **“»• 3J<, “>2. nual meeting of the Legion—an Walla Walla. Wash On Friday they , Mr. and Mrs Clarence Schulte Vildan Rogera, and children of will remain over the holidays. which he--------------handles.... very Pvt Jack Maxson from the Great Dema Rensch and Mary Ixmlse assignment _ — — Edw. Van Popertog left Saturday . Lake* entertained Mr. and Mr* Oliver and Mr and Mr*. Gerald Sdiultc Grand Rapids came to call on Mra. rraval lu£ w * weekmd Ololte. Freeport: Lester Lratg. , ably and well. for a week's hunting trip at Hum-, Densmore of Manistee and Mr and , of Nashville spent Bunday with visitor at the homo of Mr and Mrs | Clarksville; Mrs. Joseph Howarth Mary Loutoe Thomas, who re­ Mrs. Glen Densmore at dinner. er* Lodge. Grand Marais. U. P. Mr. and Mr*. John Schultz In Fred Hale ‘nd baby. Battle Creek; Virginia signed her office as Deputy County Grand Rapids. The previous Sun Jordan. A gueal at her home last i with friends from Grand Rapid* Mra Harold Newton and Mr*. ! Ampaugh. 705 E Slate Rood: Mr*, cferk. about a month ago. to now was Mrs. Mamie France of and Middleville. On Sunday afternoon at the; day Mr. and Mrs. Clarence fichulte week SUrlUut kSre wail the weokeSl I Ctaiule OeMond WaxlUnd: WU- wortlnx In Detroit. HorTSer Betty Woodland. Alfred William*. F. 3/c Is home on ! home of Miss Marjorie Reed, thirty-1 a ere entertained at the George Walter Thomas, Mr nnd Mra. Ellis Kelley enter­ ten-^ay furlough from Wakpcton. to Jackson with Mr* Newton'* ate- l11am ‘a,1\ FFace. ^cc', Middleville; w — who waa formerly em-;1?.®”1 guests gathered for a showerBOB KELLEY Adams home in Caledonia. Hastings. R2; Donald Moore ployed al the Hasting* Mfg. Co., k1।I five !" e honoring Ml** Roaelene Coop-1 tained Mr. and Mra. Walter Lewi* ter. Mra. Ualle Wright. |, Snyder. " “A. tea. Monday guests ot Mr. and Mrs. and children of Cloverdale on Bun­ ! Hastings. R5; Mm Bert Christie. wltll her. Mr. and Mra. John Gould and Mr* Ray Baughman of Walla Hostings. R5. T'nJC— w«w» . 1 er who is to be married to n/c Rob- i Geo Ransom were Mr. and Mr* day. Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Gray are deer Walla. Wark, was the gue*t of her , 4«» N-Browway: | o^< r j orilS ha. Oscar Jones has beer, been conftocd confined en crt M O. moore. Moore. in In nenneuvuie. Bennettville. o. 8. u.. O-. > Don Putnam. Geo. Wickwire and Mrs Gertrude clum left Sunday hunting at Mio thl* week uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mr*. Guy Middleville. Mrs Gordon Utter and to hu honw on w 8l the on Saturday. November 30. Mtoa i.ie home W. atm St. ’ c.*n—wx Miss' KUS HIADLMI KIWI MTWMN HA1VW non and Mrs. Emma Tack of Ban­ for a few week's visit with her hus­ past week bv by m illness Maxtoe Jarman jarman oresided prodded at the tea tea -----2nd Lieut. Leon Mudge returned C. Keller. la*t week. . baby. Frceprt: Mrs. C. J- Kicaer. MJtl neaa ;. Maxine . field. ; band. Coro Clair Clum. who Is sta­ to Austin. Texas. Friday after a ten- -I Mr. and Mra Herman Zerbcl left i Hastings. R3 I Mr * N,u ‘SftOQ 1are ----------Mr.- ttna and Mr Mra Nils u Olsson now table with the Misses Bettie CoopBV vrana uiruniv on Monday for Tampa. Fla. for the : ctofid Ssin 7 residing at --312 E. ' Mr and Mrs Harry Ritchie and tioned at Drew Field, Tampa. Flor­ —--------~ State Rd. "•* -and Marjorie Reed *ervtn« SPONSORED IY YOUR FRIENDLY ida. Games mes furnished furnlslied the atternoons afternoon s ’ - » Mrs. Hazel Hinkley were Bunday SSK w J. ‘‘■’a '?iXpXo° Bunday gueste of Mr. and Mrs. entertainment and the guest of dinner guests of MLu Alice Willison Orno Knowles were her parents. honor was presented with luggage Mr. and Mrs. R. E IJpscomb. of SIX e^’e.SnnW.oTWSpiltM and a corsage of rose* and chrysan- i thenium*. ML** Cooper will leave' .* Cannonsburg. Longyear's lecture st the Worn- week. - „ rltvi/irr hand towel* and a Journalism Society at Michigan Mra. R G- Finnle. Gordon and line SP! Mr Mrs. Leonerd Murphy > .'Si* n‘XSrNo”l isdor Bule coUeue. Utu, euUmeUtMly on the eighteenth for South Caro-1 Barlwira of Louisville arrived Wed­ en'e City club. ... I NSUtANCI COUHSUOI moved the flrel of the week to Ded “ deh£s,. becoming a member of Theta Bigmi u"* Mra. Mery Showerman left Tues­ nesday and will renutln over day for Stevensville tor an Evan­ ‘Tl’r. hUry Ahbey « NubetB. U । Thnnkscivlna. honoring Mi*s Martha Bennett of I WWW t Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. gelistic campaign and from there | 1---------------------------------------------- Evatuton. during her visit at the Mulliken for a campaign Maurice Ingram were Mr. and Mra. will go toDecember 8. \ f Af I I I ITEM C i. Mr* Charles Aldrich left un Hun- > Richard Groos home, was the SunT.aurrnre Athith and daughter of to begin December 8 Among the deer hunters who made Battle Creek. northern trek by bus this year Mr and Mra. Lyle Kerr and Mr the W. D. Moore and hl* nephew at I t-. .. ...a ro..H wifhiWr* laid for nine guests who were' v$. nnd Mra. Clarence Johncock were arc Roscommon; Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ s&vS --I to Grand Rapids Saturday. ard E Lancaster at Rudyard; and The Kenneth Laberetaux's enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Newtwon at jS MJ tained Mr and Mrs. Raymond Ma nlsliQue. . Reeve of Cleveland, his mother. Mrs Loring Freed returned to her DO THIS FOR r> a k-ennedv .oient last' «*>o ware former nurses and often Mr* Margaret Laberteaux. and Mr*. home to Toledo on Monday accom­ * * * —J Herbert McCord and son of Lansing panied by her father. Frank Aspln- w^inDBaUtehcS2rt>vi2ttaa Mr i contribute of their time and talent lost Friday. n E. wd! u> PMUttny .t the hupM. all, who plans to spend the winter Mrs. Hi Baxter were gueste. o tyllletu, S F 3/c. UBUJt.. who! Mbs Betty lane of Youngstown. there. Mr. Freed and three chil­ Carl Baldwin. . . .. i was home on a ten-day leave from Ohio, spent the weekend at iftene. dren. who were here lust week Mrs Monday evening the Business camp Peary. Virginia Other gueste Mr. lUid Mrs George Boerema On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Forrest for the funeral of Mrs Aspinall on Women s Hospital Guild held its (present were his sisters Mra Vir-1 family of Marcellus, were Sun­ November meettog to the Pr^X-. Stoia W. Baud of Wright Field, Ijtne with Miss Betty Lane visited Tuesday, returned on Wednesday. end day guc*t.\ of Mr. and Mrs. Charles relatives In Saranac On Saturday Mrs. Thomas Ogden. terian church P*r»o™. Dayton, Ohio, and her daughter, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. : Mi*s Ruth Robson and Miss Esther Christman. aomen* srouu of the church rerv- ; Johanna: Mra. Leo C. Hammond After spending seventeen days J. M. fjxngston were Mr. and Mra. Doty accompanied a group of girls. ng an excellent dinner to thirtv - and hU5band and Mn. Rlchard Leo. Haalings •The Eagle Squadron’’, th^ book Pvt. Robert C. Murphy left J. G Ruimvcld of Kalamazoo: «i Mildred WI1L Elizabeth Cortrighl. home. three member* and gueste. Mrs. today for Fort Sheridan for as­ Monday Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Stuart Phyllis Kelly. Dorotltea and Elaine signment to a basic camp. He has by Col. James Saxon Childers, re­ Carroll Burkholder gave a review of counting the htorr'in detail of the the book. ' Yesterday'* Children," I Van Horn and Martha Wedel -to of Grand Rapid* completed a twelve-week Ar„i12 American boyg who flew for Great which was greatly enjoyed. The Ml-s Arlene Campbell of Lansing Grand Rapid* where they attend- just A COLD stuff* up the no»e. cd Ute maUnee. “Junior Miss,’’ and "re-basic pre-basic course courae at Michigan ColCol- Britlan before we entered the war. causes mouth breathing, throat spent tlw weekend at home. for December is Mis* I had dinner. > «Ke Mining and Technology, t* having a nice sale to Hasting*. committee tickle and night roughing. use Grace Edmonds. Ml** Helen Wade Mr. and Mrs. Don Jones (Feme ] Houghton,/ This is due to the fact that our local and Misses Hazel and Elizabeth thl* tlmc-teited Vick* treatment filer. Caot. G. H. Michael McPhar-, Henry. Thompson) of Elwood City. Pa . were ’ ~ that goe* to work laatanUy... # Saturday night nnd Sunday guests STRICTLY PERSONAL lin. was <toe of the Eaglca who gave °X.Fr’ f <£“'? a, Wc llke W Ulk °r 0Ur 0Wn a kptahdld account of himself. A At bedtime rub good old Vicks Saturday afternoon Mrs Francis lamny uu» wc full T»a«e picture of "Mickey" to1 Hamilton (Irene Jones) assisted by VapoRub on tliroat, chest and train from telling about our new featured, as well as a double page Mr*. Timothy Howard (Ellen Leonback.Then watch Its ruiTMTIMG. -------u— «>•—u « drawing tJvowlng details of an air ardi of Kalamazoo entertained a I stimulating action bring relief STEAM HEAT ner ai vreu- combat. In which he and a fellow from distress. “f Un itatat BlUwp.l ™> \nd‘S“j oi Saturday' flyer, nin'pUnes. Th'e'author successfully eludedBlv«nn»l» five GerIt PENETRATES to upper breath­ HOT A COLD WATER M„ s«ta»,.t ft.-™ j ou.~ay and "out of ■ taroe' man planes. The author gives praise of the former's parent*. Mr. and ing passage* with soothing Mrs Fred Jones The afternoon SHOWER BATH v>i'SSS,?L5S>o^“i medicinal vapor*. It STMilATE* was spent Informally and the honor elicit and back surface* like a un Monday attending the funeral , the best looking tuoy in ine >oi. i . latter’s । warming, comforting poultice... of Mra. Btobopk niece. Mrs.Gordon I Andjuat think what they' ; tn m the Dieppe raid when he 1 guest received some lovely gift*. A visit to our store will find hundreds of new items Out of town guests were Mrs. Olland keeps on working for hours, Durkee (Beulah Geiger), daugnter 1 him—Peter Schumann “®uerl The hajed out over the Channel and was ver Densmore. Akron. Ohio. Mra. •<•■ wkila you *l**p—to ease that will make you hoppy. of \Xtng H toSi Intensely of Henry Henry Geiger, Geiger, former Woodland, writers name was Peter Oscar until. 1 Forrest Johnson and daughters. coughing spasms, relieve mu*curesidents christened when someone * > | resident* ■'he was v. lar soreness and* iiau* Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Brozak and switched the names around. And — lightness-andbring \/IGKo Joalynn were over Sunday guests1 besides my own father waa Peter I _ such grand comfort! vVxioRul of Mr. and Mrs, G. C. Kent of Lo- Schumann. What a thrill he would >3* »ell ’ have had wore he here to enjoy the J I® Deyo Larkin was In Vermontville honor. And Young Peter Bauer’s !g 8a?rurd,y Martf«nwo%?n bu,?£neMgreat grandfatlier was Peter Bauer, h; In noturol color. Wool yV n»^i 1 A"*1 eVer ,taCe hU Ume 93 yearS I* °* Axj011- Oiil0-^c.e guests ot Mr.. a„o th^rc has never been a time Camels Hair. 9 to 20. .Jy Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 PERSONALS WJR jlLIll Hl PH lirillllllall ^u"^~ ^7® , 0“ wfito1' U ri&e'nSKnSTwdXr oSS ---- ISnSK ^y^ty. R9■ M .M•.SOCIAL ITEMS s ftnT’SJE’Tr.« wi I v n i uAH __________________ OHIO STATE ‘ ' Night Coughing Dorrance Trethrte Agency LOCAL NEWS Outstanding Values ROOMS COATS-SUITS-DRESSES-SKIRTS. BLOUSES-HOSE and ACCESSORIES HOTEL HASTINGS BOY COATS COLD WEATHER DRUG NEEDS! PREVENT COLDS! USE ORAL COLD VACCINEWE CARRY ALL LEADINGS BRANDS LILLY ENTORAL 20 $135 SHERVAC 12 69c PARKE DAVIS IMMUNOVAC100 $540 fTRAND TtiEATR w“™ »n TU?SS^or" ,£ !?'h 5 MJ!'her brother. Guy Shull, and will ^S?e" remain till after Thanksgiving. " SI™, Mr. and Mr*. Vidian Roc of Kai- 50 »e ^lnk u • d d nmazoo were guests of Mr and *'c trust voung Peter Schumann I Mra. Edward Btorkan over Uie Baufr wlU enjoy the tradition of weekend. | thttl name.—Crawford Avalanche. ' Mr*. Velma Moore Barnum left- ■ — eg» Sunday for Providence. R. I., for pnwna wainKg h'r Mr“ dSr. “iliur vMted ter U™ “Si' McDonald rammed ^'7"“ Saturday from Battle Creek where I sh? visited Mr and Mrs Hamid an<^ Mrs. Miner Palmer and son McDonald for two weefc Richard and daughter Mrs. VanSu^day gdrats of MT and Mrs. ackle nnii 500 O"? vWud Uielr Hugo Wunderlich were Mrs. Edith daughter-to-law Mrs. Russell PalWunderllch and Mra. Gilbert Perry and infant son al Detroit ov» and son. Denny, of Kalamazoo, also • *S?kcnj' t ¥n!- BSbe.^1 f,le d Petty Officer Rupert Wunderlich, and Misa Ruth I^rle of Hasting* Vho was home from the Navy on spent Sunday at the home of Uie furlough. Mrs. Emma Wolfe of De- former’s norenta, Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ troil. her sori. Bethel Wolfe of, thur Bedford. * Robert Frost, son (Kalamazoo and his son, Keene of Mf. and Mrs Henry Frost left Wolfe, of Gull lake, who were Sun-1 Thursday for camp Grant for to­ day guests of Mr. and Mr*. James ducUcn into the service. a REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY ~ — Hasting* Phone 2241 Shirt fr Jaffer— Humphrey Bogart and Bruce Bennett "SAHARA" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:M S । HARRY THEATIII? BL* Hastings. Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19-20 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Ludwig Donath and Gale Sondergaard And some would eat that want it Strange Death of Adolf Hitler" We hae meat, and we can eat, and Lnpe Vele» and Leon Errol The Mexican Spitfires Blessed Event And sae, let the Lord we thank it SUNDAY and MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21-22 ■ Wait Disney's technicolor version ot Major DeSeveraky's best seller VICTORY THROUGH AIR POWER Bargain matinee Sunday 3:M in S:M HASTINGS 2750 TUES.. WED., THUR- FRI- NOVEMBER 23-24-25-26 "BEST FOOT FORWARD X K EAST STATE STREET In 100': long wearing Shetland Wool Block. Navy. RAF. Blue and Brown. Sizes 10 to 20. SUNDAY and MONodf, NOVEMBER 21-22 BURNS' THANKS Some hoe meat and canna eat, YOUR FAVORITE CHESTERFIELD "HI YA SAILOR", and John Loder and Ruth Ford Special matinee Thanksgiving day starting at 3:00 P. M. Evening prices pre rail. Lucille Ball. Virginia Weldler and Harry James and his Orchestra. All filmed in Technicolor REED’S — DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Donald Woods and Elyse Knox ADVENTURE IN, IRAQ ALSO OTHER BRANDS AND SIZES PARKE DAVIS HALIVER OIL CAP. i°o 89c 98c YEAST & IRON TABLETS 250 $395 100 UPJOHN UNICAPS pint 98c COD LIVER OIL $249 100 BETOL B COMPLEX 60c iize 49c SAL HEPATICA 27c VICKS VAPO RUB 27c GROVES COLD TABLETS 1975 FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19-24 The Barry will not be open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday FOR LONG, HAPPY WEAR J J 5 \ X Trim and smart over everything, they have an air of informality that is never out of place. Tailored with Printzess perfection, crisp lines that hold their shape, keen attention to the smallest de­ tail. Of fine, long-wearing fabric, tested for quality. Sizes for woman and misses. Frandaen*. nExcliuivef bul Not ExpuruiM'* Among �THE HASTINGS BAXXEB. TEtrUMOAT. NOVEMBER la. IM2 Hastings Banner CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Loren EDITORIAL— ASSOCIATION • Coal. Oil In Plastic* Both pool and oil are used In ufacturlng plastics. Delton, Mich. Hershberger AUCTIONEER When you are going to have a aa IN MEMORIAM Sheldon Agency Shipping Livestock Every Saturday All - Kinds of Insurance Surety Bonds kon* 21*3 Hastings FRANK JONES Buyer for STILES and Company. Hasting* stockyard*. phone 25M, or call 517 Lacey through the week. Swanton Agency EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good Lily White Flour NEW LOW RATES Properry damage and Liability Protect your right to drive under Michigan's new responsibility low In the world's largest auto­ mobile Insurance company. CONTACT GEORGE MAURER If interested in buying or telling Real Estate. Phone 3157 1152 8. Jefferson SL Hasting* AUCTION SALES SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. List Year Bale With HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE 3110 Date* can be made at Banner oHlcr. HASTINGS. MICH. W* TASUTJ. TTHESKEH11-100 ”11 nr li»l r. »1».7 Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished and in stalled for all makes o furnaces Get Your Winter Footwear NOW! GRANGES Eaver Troughing ___ ____ Tin Shop Floor Sanden for Rent G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. INSURANCE and BONDS AUCTIONEER list you Auction Salas with DEWEY REED Hie* can be made at Banner office. Pkoa* 3457 Hastings, Mick Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER and bos man’* hnr*rhlde jacket. .he 40. Call 3313 liter 5:30. Ill" FOR RALE—3 bed. and eprlnga. 4 fealb- FOR . HALE—Coon h.mnil pupa. tiro. er bed.. 14 quilta, rubber boots. So. H; | Hols*. Middleville. Ill23 In. Jointer plane. 2 .mall .land*. food grinder. |<> (al. Irg corn Miptw-r. POULTRY ‘ mn.lr .laud. Mrs Fred William.. 412 1 .V.. Inrun ] lu.nr 304*______ Il-IH FOR SALE Unit Ron r.w-krrn., five For sale Cireulaiing beater. Round |l> •<*¥.)> Ill 1 O.k; Humphrey hot water bath heater; , Prank* ilmrJini Prairieville 1.1 21. 2A both in A l ronditiun. Hani Radu, 410 K. leaven Hl.. charlotte. phone 71.1. FOR SALE—: White Leghorn pullet*. >. laving T5of. >l 2.1 each. rr.lalr IPSO »r Hastings FOR HALE -Tao Round* Oak healing stove.; a|..i l.i< Hu. k hard Atal .love. 2M5. Arihtiir Mthrop. Cl.iverdile Addle la-wia. I •_ mile* north Power. 11-1* Mhiral os 4 mile. Ea.t Mrtdkrill.PRODUCE 1 1 ll.it Blast roll or wood .lore. Kaay electric aa.br r. avlnut dining room •ulte. complete. 112 E. Court Kt . Fri­ day from V to 11 . Il la FOR SALE— Cnn.nl, radin. nearly new. Phone 3369 or rail anv day esrept Hat* • Urdas at 413 X. Michigan II-1B Fl'RXITl'RE Hove 35'-,. Modern Pre­ war made living, dining, bedroom and kilcheri furniture. Table fop (a.oline Hove 1 alre elrririr ptale. chest. of draw* S5.OU to *20.00. dreoer* *4.00 SR® Shipping Livestock NO COUPON REQUIRED MEN’S HEAVY CASHMARETTE 4 BKL. ARCTICS ' FOR SA LB •Apples. Jonathan. Spy-. Hubbard.tor■*. Wiener and King. St oil hu.. while thrv Isa * I. So Sunday .air. Irvine Orchards. 2 mile, • i.ulh..v«t rif Middleville. 11 I * AI'PLEH FOR SALE—fnaaihs.i*. Grime, Golden. Yor k Imperial and Hubbard• tun Hall'. Orchard. 4 miles ...itnweal nt Freejiort. If.. SAME IN ALL RUBBER Our stockis TOUGH, HEAVY, DULL FINISH ■ < _________ ______ HUNTERS-TRAPPERS FOR SALE—Daroc Spring boars, ready fur .erijre Farmers prices. One yiarling Shrop.hlre rani. Several ram limbs. Wm Frey. C*lednnla. 11-25 FOR HALE—Reriaterrd Hbro|»blr» ramr and ram lamb*. 2M. mile. «<i>ith. 1 mile we.t of Hunfiel.l C II ll korll tL week. WORK RUBBERS i Highest prices paid for furs, hides and pelt*. One block north of the Hastings National Bank. If. RAYMOND TOBIAS SIZES 6 to 12 Ft>K SALK^-Pair 2 and 3 yoar old eulta, full briber.. Uro. Hole.. Middlelrtlle ------------------------------iSlR SALE—Pair of mar. a ot. about 3200 IS,.., full u.tera. 7 and # yra. old. DEAD AND DISABLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY INSURANCI Hotel Hastings Limited! CARD OF THANKS LIVESTOCK Boyer for STILES and Cempany Hasting* *tockyards, phone 2555, or call ’ 717—FS through the saive. hose drops COWS $4 00 HORSES $5.00 Phi Glycerin available from animal fats is badly needed in WAR EFFORT. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Call collect. CASH KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS For your old Scrap Iron, Radiator*, Batteries, Alu­ MEN’S AND BOYS’ 100% WOOL KNIT FELT SHOES ZERO WEATHER PROTECTION minum, Bran, Copper & BOYS GLENN F. LAUBAUGH CURT Attention Farmers! DR. DERK STUIVE SOLOMON CHIROPRACTOR AUCTIONEER 2 to 5 MENS 6 to 13 HORSES, $5.00 COWS. $4.00 Dead or disabled; Prompt Service 7 Day* a Week. Experience and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middlevil OFFICE HOURS Lsl-.fvC*’ 9:00 o.m. to 12 noon 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Small stock Picked up- Free. Evenings Truss Fitting Mon . Wed.. Fri-. 6:00 to 8:00 p. 1XPERIENCED FITTER ward. flao. Abbey. Rmtt» i. CAMS- TO .MY PLXct Frt&j Xov. tj bran Buealel. ft Peter last. Haitian. R. animal may save a life. Glycerine from your Don’t Hesitate! Call— MEN’S WARM CALL HOWARD BRISTOL Phone Collect — Hastings 2715 or Res. Phone 718-F2-3 WOOL SOX Red Green or tops NOW HEPBESENTING HASTINGS BATTLE CREEK RENDERING CO. 1 SHOE STORK �THE HASTINGS EICHTY-EIGHTH YEAR ON THE HOME FRONT (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.1 nt Community House* a few weeks ago. and tlie two star* on the flag arc for Chartaa Schocmaker and Robert Bradaliaw. (There are 3 Bradshaw boys in nervice—where are you fellows—we'd all be glad to hear from you.) All the fellows who liave been furloughing since the || HS —Beld­ ing clash.-nave stopped good look­ ing. nose patched. Frank Bush. Cone play Bush.' they call him* to see what or wiiotn he encountered. Frank te a good nalured lad who take* a lot of ribbing, even about a broken nose, although It wouldn't HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1943 answer no matter what you do or The Legion hu a plaque with the honor roll list of all ot the sons and daughter* of legionnaire* now in Ute service ot their country. Here Jdhn H. Birman. Jr.. WUUam H. Blrmln. Howard BU*», Robert Bllven, Norman Bogart. Lewi* O. Bolton. Robert L. Burdick, Eugene Bush. Joiui Bush, Robert Casteieln. Or­ ville Cooley. Jack Crockford. Jack Delnaay. Robert S. Flfield. Jack Garrett. Robert Garrett. David S. Goodyear. Hannon Hawkins. Robert L. Henn". Dale L. Henry, Richard M. Hinkley. Duane Jarman. Ken­ neth . Johncock. Richard Karine*. Betty Marte Ketcham. Jack Lewi*. Jbhn Lockwood. Nancy Harknes* Love, Edward Manni. Gordon Mannl. Richard Manni. Robert Moore. Saxons hadn't rolled up a neat Warren Moore. Jr.. Robert Parker. Howard Raymond. Kenneth V Ray­ score for their final game And speaking of football—over at mond. John William Reed. Robert Middleville. Jimmy Folhemus. T.K. Reed. Don Reid. Gerald Rogers. captain tills year, is so anxious to Harold Rogers, Robert J. Rcxuh, gel in Ulla scrap with the rest of Maraliall L. Schantz. Robert Scott. you, he's already talked ills folks David Settle*. Harold Sherman. Into signing papers to permit him Robert Sherman. Donald Townsend. to enter service even though he tent Harry Wood. Jr.. Neville N. Wood. Another tiling that was presented ye* IR jimmv lad. you ohmiM finish schodl—and that's Just like telling to the Legton at the Armistice a boy not to chase the fire engine Day meeting a big picture (fixed by the young gal*. Dorothy Schantz. Janet Burn*. Agnes \ Cunningham Probably lota of vour folk* folks have JIS written you boys about the dlnnei JI A’.and program tt the Legion Hall or. Armistice Day. We don't believe hi^rtn<?Un^lV^ZteC>bnr^£!?hi,v there te another group in town that 1 >°*Lr* ftng . Bo6_.Burdlr »u.Jlrk knows the -fwl' of war more than * vft‘l„ ’ 1 V‘,S„ ’F you're .....^ —» with a snappy sslute and the Legion. They fought in the last. Hsrry Wood, you look nice and cool war and It te the generation of H,rrv wor ana daughter* aaugnter* who wno are ’f’Z, their «oiu and fraiohr tn thl* war*—-*-* tn- makx —*“ stripped to the Haiti and ready for thd world sat. ..n ...» —. find.u_ . । group are Nancy Harkness Love. time you must the-----------------permanent chief of the Women*' Ferry Oom­ answer and finish the job. ... .. ■ „ I mand. and WAC Betty Ketcham Already a number of the fellows. , from Dowling. You're all a great home with honorable dtecharge. lot-our very best wishes and Galhave Joined lhe Legion ranks to do for journeys. what tliev can to help back home । « •.mona the ILL ft?&LJL Among the newcomers newcomers introduced introduced .TnW,*h the other night were. Bill Hackney. In the Mail.Box department where /ou send Bob IJnk. Bill McCall. Duane Mnr- , we can print Uie stories you ..f 'em. *'hy. and Don Chase. Incidentally. j In etc. (well, maybe no( all1 of .. you .... get the — .Jea. Idea. You know the Hou Link who was with the Airj if Corps at St. Petersburg. Fla. and editor te like the censor, he draws is now homt with a hearing diffi­ lines, too.t Here a this week's:— Tile first WAC shipwrecked on culty. watches every chance he can to help—Tuesday he gave a pint of an island remarked: "I wish we had blood for the blood bank ax the lit­ ________ which _____ ________ second WAC tle extra he could do. Mrs. Link -it he former Ardith Hubble* sayr. tittered. "Yea, a Raft or a Gable Montgomery!' Bob whs terribly disappointed when Now >w to business: business: —war stamps n fir. had to be discharged. Let ole Tolly say right here to all you fel­ the office tor you— Lt. Robert H. Henney. 0-1313006 lows who receive your medical dis­ charge before you get to the blx New York’City. N. Y show, we’re proud of you. because you w-re in there pitching, doing Hi Bob. we've lust heard that your the best you could and that's the folk* have received a cablegram that you have arrived safely in North Africa. They'll collect the stamps for you, so until you can pick them up yourself—best wishes, and good luck. Nice Seeing You Home: Home Thuraday returning Satur­ day wa* Paul Roarick. (brother of They're WARM WATERPROOF GOODRICH GALOSHES womens SIZES Childrens 64 Paul Renrick. 36462582 Co. E. fit Reg R.T.C. Camp Bifert, Ala Paul said It seemed good to be In Hastings again but he missed his old crowd. Dick Brower, etc. because most all of them are in service Bill Crawford, (and congratula­ tions on the Pfc. stripe soldier and the Rifle and Pistol Medals.* says, it's quite different from his post three month* on maneuvers to be home pushing young Nancy Shaaron about In her cab of an afternoon —it'* a change he'* enjoying a lot Bills' address te— Pfc. William Crawford Hq co. Band Co. p.M. A.P.O. H MILL HELP WANTED SPAREOR FULLTIME 24 Hour OPERATION Take the best pos­ sible care of your shoes and your health by wearing galoshes on oil damp winter days. It’s smart to be sensible. BANNER Comp Forrest "38 wa* recantly home and 1* now Nashville. Tenn. . stationed at Norfolk. Sorry we Other Barry county fellow* home missed vou fellow. from Camp Forrest for 15 days are Another two we missed were Glen Campbell, Meric Courtney and Philo OUx, Jr. and Jack Max*en. we think Dick Bette at Nashville. we hope to make it before they go back. Victor Munton returned till* week to Buckley Field. Oolo where he te an instructor. Victor look* great and if you want to hear about a wonderful baby Just ask Vic about their young offspring. Victor meet* Les DcVault often and no»' you can be on the watch for Bob KHlv whn •rrtved al Buckley Field last you're home, cause we hate to fall down on the job and what with the rationing of everythin* bv iinagin*Uon. we don't get around much these day*. By tne way. the Bite* Co. te trying . to get the addrrase* of all of you fellows who used to work out there <o they can send you the Readers Digest If they don't have your address you better let them know how they call fellow* who fly glidera?— not—Dxxh New* and don't tell me they call 'em by 001 "ew* tnetr flrat rust names ! Congratulations their names ** Johnny nl.n c’“w.&reSKk-SSP. "'J0'1 p,c,u"' Larsen w..affiSS? as. Pvt Wilson from Middleville. and Orville Burghdoff. Jr.-the fellows nil came together Dick looks fine, likes the Army O.K. but wa* sorry lie missed getting home to wi­ the last H.HS. football game by lust three days. Dick wa* captain of H.Hfi. this year even though he wasn't here. We had a nice chat with Junior Burghdoff. He wa* sure happy to get home one special reason being Dorothy Olmstead and we thought we heard wadding bells but w<couldn’t •;/ for sure—yet. Junior mentioned neighbor boy*— san* of Ben Bowman, who live iust across the rood from Burghdoff* on ttie Middleville pavement—Keith Bow­ man te now tn Australis and Dick Bowman, who was home lost week, I-, stationed in TU. for special train­ ing Just where are you. Dick? (Here's a Ude light—Dick Thomas wa* down town looking for friend, and he saw Sgt. Bob Pierce across the street, pick gave him a yell and as the two fellows met a by­ standee said. "Shouldn't Dick sa­ lute Bob?" One of the fellows said. "In camp yes. but back here It's not the army, it's home.’- There may be another answer in. "Army Eti­ quette." but the fellows seem to follow home rule at a time like that. These four leave Friday for Camp Haan. Remember we'll be hoping you'll be back soon-end to 1 ' Ned R Ren nick called from '’nnl '-V «• ’*•'< ,r ^ Grand Rapids last wrek to see if any of hisrold gang happened to be home— he was on furlough and waa coming have been glad to see you. Ned. How about a letter from you—that would reach a lol of tire fellows you missed this lime. Hello Dick Scebcr. al Camp FV*rrest. Tenn. Talked to your wife • Nora Ellen Belson. Irving* and we were sorry- to learn that you have been at the station hospital for *ome little time. Speedy recov­ ery to you. We just knew that Joe Lentz— hr married Norma Bcteonhas been honorably discharged and that they are now on a farm west cf Middleville Another thing, did you know that your brother; Leo Seeber, Pine Camp. N. Y Ls expect­ ed home on furlough next week. Word from the Stan Wheaters iStan is Staff Sgt.» after they re­ turned to Pecos Field. Texas says when thev returned everything was different from Stan's squadron to the Commanding officer and Uiat Stan is now classification Specialty besides supervising his old lob o! Cadelapplications. He like* it and bath Stan, and Marg, send regards to Hastings friend*. Hi. Omer Barnum at Endicott. R. I. We know this t» a special week for you because we had a chat with Mrs B before she boarded the »’>*ln Sunday, to visit'you for a few days. Tom Stebbins ha* lust finished 8 weeks in Army Administration at Hattiesburg, Miss, and will arrive home Thura. for 10 days enroute to hi* next assignment. Remember about the Kalamazoo boy. Michael Smith, writing in but week about getting a Barry County Red cross sweater, and he men­ tioned hl* Rood friend Bob Gardner wlth him. Then ole Zolly said Geo. Gardner had received a Barry Co Red Cross sweater too—it should have been Bob the Bob mentioned in the Kazoo boys tetter. Bub is searrtan 1/c in the SB. at Attu: George. Brt's brother^ J* 2/c in the Navy now stationed In Egypt. Both bovs are sorgt of the Chas Gard­ ners. Bob said, “he was thrilled and pleased to get a sweater made at home—because it made home seem that much nearer." Take that feel­ ing to heart ladies—then put your heart In vour Job because they tell ur there Ls need ot more women to help with the present sewing quota to be done at the Red cross Rooms. There'd be n lot of folks around here thinking about you Saturday NcLson Gardner, not onlv becatw It-* little Jack's third birthday, but Sorrv we've mlved Cartel Bob Murjihy. We may see him yet be­ fore he reports bock al Fort Sheri­ dan. Ill. on Friday. Home Sunday from Boise. Idaho , came Duane Jarman for a 12-day furlough. Cpl. Ken Stamm I*, home 'Gee. you have a nice wnlle, Ken • for 10 days' He's been in seven different camps since he's entered service, right now lie-* at Camp Sedalia Army Air Field. Mo. He made a special trip out to Emporia. Kane., to see Dunne who's in the air corps. Norval was the first Stamm u>n to enter service, then Ken. Carol, t\nd then Duane Kenneth Johncock. who was transferred to Kellogg Field about a month ago te home. Look* fine— they're streamlining you. arent they. Ken? Good to see you aJfid now you don’t care if we tell the story about you and a gun In your basic training days, do you? It seems Ken ha* always liked to shoot and he'd been in the army tor many week* but never given a gun. One day still hankering to shoot a gun Ken asked the corporal if he could shoot hl* gun. Not realizing Ken wa* Tarin'’ to pull the trigger the Cpl. said. "Sure'. so Ken takes the gun and what happen*—a hole right through tiie floor of the hut—guess ago on his first birthday—no won­ you learn there are thing* you do der you write that it is hard to (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 2.) or don't do in the army regardless Ken was called—you know Uie rest and he was ordered to carry a gun with him 34 hours of the day for one week. “Even sleep with the dam thing." said Ken. "but al that. 1 had more fun shooting that once than any other time in my life but I orobablv wouldn't do it again." Home till the 20th 1* the swellegent guy Tom Robinson HJIB. '40. who lust graduated Saturday as Aviation Electrician* Mate Petty Officer third class. all of which can be said like thte-A.E-M. 3/C. Tom Is being transferred to Norknow your address sailor and well keep In the know about you through Sally. Tom told us Bud Waters HHS. For Croupy BARRY BYPATHS / By JANE CAMERON uni\i\ i SECTION l l I n 11IJ Ulelr w checU nn-b A War Time job that will be secure in Peace Time also? DO YOU WANT to help to keep our transportation sys­ tem intact? MECHANICS are essential to the War Effort. We need 2 mechanics at once. Best earning possibilities. this made from your small paper snapshot. tiful hand colored 8x10 enlargement Is only 83c. LyBARKER’S WELDING — AUTO REPAIRING & SERVICE WE BUILD — WAGONS — TRAILERS — HITCHES PHONE 2115 HASTINGS New and Used Parts — Class Installed CASH FOR YOUR JUNK CAR Phone 2407 Hastings 221 N. Mich. Ave. BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING SHOW YOUR COLORS BUY U.S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ They’re Never Too Young To Have a Savings Account of Their Own! PECKHAM'S REMEDY AT ALL DRUG STORES “Once Tried Never Without" Mother's have used this remedy for FOR TRADE 170-ACRE farm in Thornapple Twp. the new pavement: has 7 room house; large ba lots of timber on,the place; wants to trade for a 40 or 30 acre farm. 7-ROOM HOUSE in the 3rd ward close in; place has 4 bedrooms, good furnace; lights; city water; inside toilet; there is also a store building on the premises 24x24; will trade for a 40 or sell for--------- $4,200.00 Start your children on the right road to thrift by allowing them to deposit their own savings in our bank. See Give them a bank book, so that they can watch their account grow. Train them for the future ONE OF THE very best farms in Castleton Twp. with a wonderful set of buildings; ell modern house: large “L" shaped bam with nice basement; good fences; land lays level and is good soil; 455 acres at $85.00 per acre, or will divide it. by teaching them the value of money Prepare them for the future by putting 40 ACRES in Rutland Twp. close to Hastings, has small house and small barn; some good muck land for_____________________________________________$2,600.00 away money for their later education. 75 ACRES in Rutland Twp. has 6 room house; good garage; hen coop; just off the pavement for $2,600 EARL R. BOYES estate broker HASTINGS CITY BA "Fifty Six Yean of Continuoiu Service** HASTINGS* PHONES: 2105 - 2103 BURKHOLDER - NBCHAN. INC STEBBINS BUILDING ☆ ☆ SAVINGS REAL ESTATE! Real HASTINGS CHEVROLET can have a beautiful natural-OBkored life-like. lane 8x10 PletWW Coughs Due to Colds 80-ACRE farm in Thornapple Twp. not far from good market. Has 7-room house; barn 26x40; chicken coop 16x20; 6 acres of good woods, land lays level ____________ _ ___________________________ $4,500.00 Do You Want Ess. Peppermint Spts. Camphor Arom. Spts. Ammonia Glycerin Ess. Lemon Butter coloring Olive Oil HAS YOUR BOY IN UNIFORM SENT YOU A GOOD SNAPSHOT? PETE’S AUTO PARTS BETTER YOURSELF BY DEALING IN COMPANY Oil Peppermint Synthetic oil Wintergreen Camphorated oil Tr. Green Soap Isopropyl Rub. alcohol Ess. Wintergreen Saw In the paper that Jane FTohWe have lust been elected Mis* man. who is back entertaining serv­ ice men after having nearly given Dim-out of 1M3. We should have her life for them in that Lisbon known better than to start putting plane crash. <she is tn a wheel moron Jokes In this column. chair yet*, waa going to sing "Swing Low. Sweet Harriet." Been wonder­ OBITUARY ing ever since If it is a mlsnrtnt or Sibvl Devarmond. daughter is Harriet taking boxing lessons? ofMrs. John and Bessie Johnson, was You know these modern girls! born Nov 21. 18$M. and passed away Nov 11 She had b.-en in failing We have the distinction. I believe, health for several years. in having the only combination In She wa* united in marriage to the united State* without a single Joel Deyarmond on March 14. 1814 Sinatra record. Incidentally. Croon­ To this union six children were er Sinatra Is going to be crooning bom Mammte Booth of Bvron. to n wee one about Christmas time Burnice Barnum of Lake Odessa Girl*, you'll be squealing over an old Thelma of Detroit. Leonia of married man with two kids. Adrian. Walter cf Middleville. El­ mer of the U. S Naw. She also Something for the boys—The 1300 leaves five grandchildren Mr. Deyof you from Barry- county who rrsd armond preceded her in death four the Banner probably wonder why years ago. we fell down on E bonds. I know Funeral rerviees were held at the enough about your problem* and Leonard funeral home Saturday at your viewpoint to know tlrat you I o'clock, with burial al Barryville Judge everybody and everything in cemetery. it's relation to what it does for saviifk your life, which you have dedi­ MARRIAGE LICENSER cated to vour Country and us. You Robert P. Pnlmer. Middleville are entitled to this explanation. Marlon B. Phillips, Lansing . We ll take a long breath and be­ Chas. Penn'ng ton. Nashville . Elaine McNutt. Hastings ... gin. Hundreds of men and women from thl* smally-populated countv Robert T. Kidder. Hastings .. now work bi city defense plants. Alice M. Marti. Hastings .... VENIENT HOURS. AUGUSTA, MICH. Out 11-18 Medicine Cl NEEDS they buy more during every-bond drive Moat of the*c latter ones are Something from the boys—One of bought at Uie plant.- Wilcox-Rich the soldiers in Australia ha* per- | in Battle Creek • (he plant Uiat suaded a kangaroo to carry his puck maker: vital plafir parts, met a mllfor him when he ha* to move. lion dollar agreement during the • • • September bond drive.' besides meelSomethlng more (and if a cer- ing" Uie obligation of 10^. So boys, tain cat named Ruffle would stop•' you see that Uiotisands and thousand* bought rubbtng against, my hand*, -thl* — J* of dollars or ‘bonds ------ *---------*" *by “ would look better. Lie down. you Bam countv citizens were credited dope!)—Allied planes flew over half­ to Calhoun Kalamazoo. Eaton and starved German troops, wiiose sup­ Wavne counties. It you boys really ply train* had been messed up. by knew how your home folks were guess who? and generou*ly dropped backing you up. you would be so lavish, sumptuous menus of dinner;. elated you'd go out and knock the Uiat would make a well-podded tar out of every enemy reglnvnt American's mouth water. Arent we within range. Somebody had to tell you this and we says. "Janie, come mean? And tent it fun? GOOD PAY and CON­ 17303017 Nearly 1--------- -------------------------------4 PHONE 2659 �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER’ll, 1H3 —————————— New Todt City. N. Y. • ahe'a feeling fine and looks splendid, Tt 11" 1 lAklT rHALIT Ray was at Ktaka during the In- and she told ua all about you boys. THr HiIMF rPON I And r**nU> ^anafemxl Orio who I>m been tn the Army Air 11 IL IIVI IL I l\Vla I to Vermont and is now on hla way Corps 3 yrs thia lids M&y May is stationed ataUoned - ner for about four week*, but you know ' haven't had time to write until now. Well, Mother. Uie baseball season ! Anjuvay I was going to move aoou is all over, what do you listen to »o J thought tliat I would wait until dow. the football games? I heard I knew my new address before I contacted you. dlfLe'.'i cancentotf on Just, one thlrur, morning u have sucii a big aon. It Kearns. Utah The good oM U. 8. A. ference in___ >itv that vou Dads liave hlm. One Oct. 25th they had their Howard has been in service a year, it. They were very in^crc.'unR, mi: Ban Diego. California baby years of your sons has liad special training and is now though I hoped St. Louis would win November 3. 1943 second class sea diver. His adiirti: Dearest Mom. Dad & Bev. minimum of seventy hours in this for a change. I guess the Tigers dear, and AH aey happhftes you mis*. Surprised. I thought so. I'm aor- school and then on to advanced and didn't do so good this year, did they? Wen. after the war Lt over Howard William Hostetler those coveted silver wing* await you may bo they will have a winning Navy 8 1/c 1 Fleet postoffice wcum -m.- ..v... u.w । on completion of your ccwae there, San Francisco, calif ttll 5:0Q PM. then go out from 6:00 Flying fascinates me as I think ft team again. MWorth the great safriflce for the Roberta Ann. "Six pounds she pMce which surely lies ahead. Hap­ weighed and cute u they come she And Orlo. we're depending on vour■ PM. till anywhere from 11:00 PM du«. moot young men. but contrary j to 1 :00 A M. Some fun eh? I ’ m not | to my pre-conceived conceptions, ft py Birthday to Jack—goui luck to aunt, Mr*. Warren Roush, to keep More ccngratulaUons to the Ger­ us posted on 'Coming Events', If you■ kicking though, cause everybody b. certainly not a lob for a softie or ald Rogers, who liave o baby boy know what we mean. Good luck to> else Is doing their part, I do get » dead head. While I’m flying time go. There are no little cities on this t burned up at there strikes. AH the 1 teems to fly with me. and conse- bland so we arc pretty well isolated named Michael James. Mrs. R. was the fanner Hene Polhemus of Mid­ Mlows here would like to get hold , quently my two months tn Primary from the rest of the world. There dleville. Why wc can almost drcipher code■ of some of these guys who rehue to I *'«re Mme before I knew it and I •ren't even any natives here anyyou're located in sunny Calif. Howdy to the Hostetler broth­ letters now we've had so much ex­. go to work. Jan rent me that little ’ Sueas that It will be that way from I section of tire Free Prem for sen- I how on through the rest of iny News from Delton sons: a change ers (Just north of Freeport) with perience back here at home with all. Icemen where there were some fore- training. If everything goes accord- thing It xourselves, —here --- wr -- go .« after — " —— one for the army and one for the Of the letter combinations. Anyhow. men at the Packard plant who re- >ng to schedule 1 will graduate so our stay here l*n t getting any Navy. We -visited with your 'mom' fused to go to work on Sunday be- f About Mar. 1 and if I'm lucky I may Pleasanter. We are Just existing and Just before she Mt the hospital. A-P.O. cause they were onlv getting time <«t home to see my wife and (laugh- I that is about alL and a half instead of double time | t>*r and the rest of my family and ; , I aiarted getting the Banner yesThey should stick them all tn the friends. My training will have token terday. It wni* the first copy I had front lines and that goes for all approximately thirteen month* and 1 recetvrd and it really is appreclateo those monkey wrenches in the , I can say that they can certainly because I like to keep up with what wheels of progress. I teach you a lot in that time. | is ls go going ing on on ba D-icx ck tmere. here. I.,read I read the Uw first copy word 'for word "** nil **■ the way I got your last letter quite awhile ! I enlov netting Uie Banner and ’ " “ ajo nnd wus glad to hear that I rending Uie letters from the rest through so you can see I was inter­ everyone is feeling OK. | of the bova and girls in Uie service. ested. I received your letter telling me ! I’ve been looking around for r. I i didn’t know that so many were ' nice UUe souvenir for you," Mom. ' wning uitfil I started to take a of Vernon Hayes getting married. but no far I haven't any luck yet. I roll of my HJL8. class of "39" and That doesn't happen out here. The i tried to buy one from a rt-rtaunint. I mw how many were actually in the white bovs surelv don't want to even offered them 15.00 for It. but ■ senice. A lot of them are right out marry a native woman, and If we see any woman at all. it Is sure to be the Japs — and Germans no reap Guess I'll have to go to T1 a there giving »>■a « —• ' Juana and ree if I can pick up h— already and I'm looking for­ a native, so there won’t be many ward to the time when I can be out soldiers getting married out here. ‘ •omcthlng. I still don't like all these cocoanut | 1 have big plans of going up to there helping them. I hope to get trees. That’s all we see here, and fee Harry and Gladys (Bush) Sat­ a twin engine pursuit amp. but I don't think it isn't dangerous. If one urday night and Sunday but I don't guess tliat I will fly whatever they of the cocoanuts fall* and hits us . 1 knew hew It will writ out yet. Thev give me. on the head our days ot wornina want to “show me the sights''. I Well, this turned out to be quite are over So. believe me. I don't ' know IH liave a good Ume if I can a lone line, espectallv for me. I'm stand under cocoanut trees. ' make it. really looking forward to getting Please let them all see this letter t Did I tell you that Dale Bruck­ that Banner again at mall call and ns there are so many and I don't ! n.T, (from Rockford. Ill.) has been here's my new address for the next.; have time to write to them all, but two months. 1 shipped out? Well, he has, another A/O Donald C. Newton. 16117633 >1 tell them for me I think of them buddy gone to the four winds. I A/C Det., Sqd. 6. Fit. B. Class।! often- May God bless and protect had been chumming around with m-o 44-0 :1 you ttUI him practically ever since I've been I G.A.AF, Greenwood. Mississippi ; . I reniain. your son. : cut here, four months tomorrow. 1 every. Looking forward to seeing every -Raymond l Four months too long. hack in tn Hastings umiino, again. ncmin tI am. am i, Sgt. R R.‘ Reynolds, 36197235 I 1 guess I'd better close now and one back A.P.O. 708. c o Postnuuntcr Respectfully your*. — । get back to the base and hit the You can buy the home you like . . . even if you can’t build the ■ San Francisco. California Donald C. Newton । San 1 sack. I came out here to the HllllY (Hi! Don. The last four Banner.,,. <Gollj (Gollys, look out <or upt Raymond. crest U.S.O. because It was too noUy one you want! So decide on the one you like and let us help au you j«u can v«n ,। Wc •*don't want to hear about you beck at the barracks and Just as I have been sent io you। so returned getting petting any socks on the dome from re they Insist insistwalked tn the door here, - cat^h up to date. Also the relumed you buy it. We can still finance the purchase of a home that h ’ otcakes and money order has been sent to your falling cocoanuLs. Just proves there । ed that I have some F----even vwuv come nc*‘ address and should have is a time and place for all things. coffee. They wouldn'tt ocn is already built and finance repairing and remodeling, but, j close to yours but they sure tasted 1 reached you by now. Good luck. Z. ' Beat luck. Z.C.* ' good. I I'll be thinking of ypu. Take good Avon Park. Florida wc don't know how much longer we will be allowed to. So ' November 11. 1943 ! * Nov. 7. 1943 ! core of yourselves and don't worry about me. Dear Zolly: Dear Zolly: if you want to buy a homo er do remodeling, do it now . . . I liat c b*en transferred from Tar- 1 Having moved from Maxwell Max rant Field, Texas, to Chanute Field, Field, Ala., please change my ndtomorrow may be too late. Wc will be glad to explain our Illinois, so would like to liave the dress on the Banner nnd send it to: I Max E. My era. Mo. M. M. 2c 1 Banner sent to me here al Chanute ! A/C ‘ * Howard‘ Shelltngton plan that will aid you. Come in today. , Landing Craft* Repair and Main­ Field. B-l, 44-E. 61st FTD I‘m hoping too that all of my I tenance Avon Park. Florida I Building No. 60 friends will see my addreos. then ! I enjoy the Banner very much. It j U. S Nava) Repair Base 1 I'll be abe to get tn touch with them Ls: good to get new* of people you San Diego 36. California again.'as I did before I was trans- knnow. Thank you. (erred from Texas. So. John, you : A/C Howard Shellington Greenwood Army Air Field can drop mo a line, as I would like I Greenwood. Mississippi to know your address at Camp Fort Brown. Texas Nov. 10. 1943” Hood, and that goes for a number of |। November 9. 1943 । Dear Zo|ly: ; you fellows that I haven't hoard ’—*—* .1 Dear Zolly; I Thought I'd better drop you a line from in a long time I First. I want to thank whoever Ls । to lei you know where I am now I Sgt. Kenneth L. Shawtnan, ’ responsible for isrndlng me the 1 ns I have been on the move again. 36159374 / \ PHONE 2503 MEMBER F. H. L. B. 9 STEBBINS BLDG. 1 "Hastings Banner " I have been re­ 1 It must make a lot of trouble re­ reiving it for a long time, and even printing those addrsscs every few Chanute Held / when I was on Detached Service at j weeks and trying to keep in touch Rantoul. Illinois' ; Washington and Jefferson College, ; with all of vour subscribers in the ■ Sincerely, i Washington. Pennsylvania. It fol­ / ...Ken L*ervlce. I haven't received my Banlowed me up there. But, now tliat / .. I am back to my original organiza‘ South Sea Ismnd tion I would appreciate It very ,, November 2. 1943 : much if it were again sent to me al Mr and Mrs. Fred Reynolds , my old addre.ss: 766 Ekst Mill St. SftR.O. Burwell. 3615M48 Hastings. Michigan i Service Troop. 124th Cavalry Dear Folks. j port Brown. Texas H1 ever>'body. and l»w are i enjoy reading It very much, as you all? Fine, I hope. does my wife. Mary, who Is down I suppose you are surprised to gel here with me. It is the only way we a letter from me. aren't, you. I know can keep up on the news of the I don't vp-lte as often as I should, home town and all of our friends.; but I can't seem to force myself to 1 whether thev be on the War Front, write. The censorship is so great — -------•=•Front —• , or■ the ” Home that Unre U nothing to say. so I „Uuc at W .t uJ uuaor, While College, *I uxjz took. just don t write. You see. Mother, a very interesting, and educational we boys hare lost a lot of interest course in "Classification of Enlisted । in things being out here as long as •• -------“ — -----------— ----------------Men and officers." Also, we covered we have, but believe mr. Mother. I practically everything that comes’ think of you all. and write to you often, but the writing part Is onlv in my head, but I’ll try to write ns often as I can. Today is my day off. 1 haven't done a thing all day. but I'm.doing Just as I'm supposed to on my days off—rest—and we never seem to get too much rret either as wc arc kept busy most of the time, but there is no use in complaining—this is war Our alphabet's abused, .. P. O.. O. P. A-. They've sot us all confused. MONEY for Buying Homes . . . for Remodeling . . for Repairing c..-.-.r.,------------ -—. TIIE HASTINGS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming, I will dispose of the following property at public auction at the farm located 4 miles south of Nashville; or 4 miles west of South Katamo school; or 1 mile south and 2 miles east of Maple Grove Center on - under Uie heading of “Army Administration." Wc attended school *----------------*" days a week and — had *" very — UtUo —m for ourselves, as the study assignmenu were terrific. It was almost like being a civilian again. 2.1““, 10 * toul *"* s°““ “ school. Hut tlmt La naw. an.-l I am brother. Ben. hu been training War Dors at Fort Robinson. Nebraska. youngest brother, Lee, Is an Avia­ tion Cadrt at Sheppard Field, Tex­ as. Lee was a Sgt- in the Infantry at Camp Clsjbome. La, before being appointed as an A/O. Well, enough of my rambling an. Thanks again to the person respon­ sible for sending the Banner. Yours truly. Sgt Robert o. Burwell (Aben Johnson, of Hastings, is the person responsible for your get­ ting the Banner. Bob. When the war first started Mr. Johnson sent the Banner to about 200 boys ami you were one of them. He has re­ newed them each year since to en­ able the boys to keep on receiving it) Camp Maxey. Texas Nov. 9. 1943 Dear Zolly: Just a few lines to let you know that I have changed my address and would like to liave the Banner sent to me at: CWO Don R. Wldrig. Hq. & Hq. Det. 191st Qm Bn. Mobile Camp Maxey. Texas I was transferred down here Oc­ tober 28 from Camp Chaffee. We are under Third army set-up and also 9th Hq. <fc Hq. Det., "rilled Army Special Troops. I brought al] the enlisted men with me. from the Personnel Section of the Supply Battalion, 14th Ar­ mored Division. We are an admin­ istrative headquarters and our work consists mainly of checking and In­ specting all Personnel records of the 4 truck companies that make up the 191st Qm. Bn. The truck companies act as .separate companies anti will probably be detached from us upon completion of their basic training. All tiic personnel of the Battalion are colored except the Hq. Det*ehment and Ute officers'. Tilings arc pretty well upset now. as they are in hny new outfit, but expect everybody will be out of the woods before ClirtsUn&s. instruct offlccra school (our nighta a week so — *-■ —r Luctie and Don, for the .. time being Jr. — are --------stationed at Manhattan, ** -------Kansas. ___ ______ _ _____ on This letter_ U being jejlUen »"«“ 1. s*m‘ u™ » 1 — t «ul hi close for now. A biir HrUo to all the — i. ...7___ tj______ Chlef War Personnel Officer. UAA. ant, 191st QM Bn . PYt^LgUe c. Lockwood. AJBN. CQ. A. 236th ITB. 80th ITR Pvt. George O. Hagedorn ABN. 36458862 458th Bomb Group 754lh Bomb Sqd. Tonopah. Nevada Pvt. William R. Lind ABN. 36468847 408 MFKOXk. P of W Camp Papago park Phoenix. Arizona Pvt. OtU Tagg. 36417364 (Continued on Page 5. Sec. 2.) CAN VITAMINS CHANGE GRAY HAIR? Read tho amazing expartonc* of gray-haind people in Calcium Pantolhenale twit* tpontond by Good Havtokooping magazino. According Io Ihit rtpori: At»-did not W agact malt*. The ■artirac rczaonec occurred in * SO yew old; the I* tret in umr amount used in irtU above) PLUS 450 U. S. P. unit* of Hi. the viunuo twereaary to hoslihy nerves Try CRAYVITA. See wb«t « dltlCTencc it may make In lire way you lo* 30 dsy supply. 11.50. 100 duy supply 54.00. " STEBBINS & JACOBS THE REXALL STORE HASTINGS_________ PHONE 2121 MERMASH WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chicks gain fast on MER­ MASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1943 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK HORSES Black gelding, 10 yr>. old, wgt. 1600 lbs. Bay gelding, 15 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. CATTLE ' Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. o|d, due May 25. Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. bld, due May 4. Durham cow, 3 yrs. old, due May 15. Durham-Jersey cow, 2J yrs. old, fresh. Durham-Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, due Jan. 1. Holstein cow, 8 yrs. old, due Dec. 1. Durham-Guernsey bull, 1 yr. old. Durham bull calf, 8 mos. old. Holstein heifer, 10 mos. old. HOGS O. I. C. sow, wgt. 350 lbs. . Duroc sow, wgt. 350 lbs. 15 feeder pigs. POULTRY 125 White Rock pullets. SHEEP 12 ewes, 2 to 6 yrs. FEED 13 tons mixed alfalfa brome grass and clover. 5 tons second cutting alfalfa and brome. 8 tons mixed clover and alsike. About 250 shocks of corn in bundle. FARM MACHINERY High wheeled wagon. Flat rack. Sleighs. John Deere stag plow, new. 3 sec. John Deere spring tooth drag. John Deere Syracuse walking plow. Corrigated iron land roller. Weird bean pullcr^new. 7 ft. McComick Deering grain binder. John Deere riding cultivator. Single cultivator. 1 horse weedcr. International fertilizer graln drill. Deering mower. Sterling hayloade John Deere side delivery hay rake. Lance grapel forks, new. Hoeft oil brooder, 1000 chick size. Portable hog coop, good one, 6* x 8'. Co-Op electric cream separator No. 17, 850 Ib. size, new. Electric fencer (battery). Double harness. Single harness. Two 21 in. collars. Two 20 in. collars. Double work harness. 3 collars. Two 10 gal. milk cans. 14 qt. milk pail. 2 sec. drag cart. Harpoon hay fork. Forks, shovels, and other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, NO PROPERTY REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR Hon. Americans TELEPHONE Thankstjivioq Greefinqs Healthier CowsBigger Production WITH A CONCRETE DAIRY BARN FLOOR FREE;;;complete Instructions E. E. GRAY, Clerk W: just bet yon do, Tojo. Nothing tfould pleaie you more than to sec long distance circuits in this conn- aid food production A concrete barn floor is essential ’to highest dairy efficiency and productive capacity. Means heal tiiier cows. Easy to clean and disinfect Rot-proof.vermin-proof —Inexpensive and easy to btUld. Let us send free booklets showing how to build productive improvementswiththrifty,lasting 1 concrete-part of this Assoda- I Hon's wartime service to forme rs. try clattered with social calls. For the telephone system already is loaded 'with vital War calls that— one by one—are helping build (ho ‘‘road to Tokyo” and Victory. TO OUR CUSTONKASi We well know I he fun of telephone reunion* with friends and family at holiday time. But pleue don’t dp it (his year. War needs the wire* u never before... and you know shat DOUGLAS DeCAMP, Prop HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer nope WAB KNOWS NO HOLIDAYS, FORTUNO 00311 MSOtUHON MICHIGAN BILL TILIPHONI COMPANY • �WATER:: ; just plain drinking water;:; W is a mighty scarce item to American soldiers now in the North African deserts; And what lityfe water they can find, often isn’t fit to drink. So before our soldiers were landed in Africa, they were put through a stiff course of training to wean them away from drinking water! They were taught tQ dip water from streams in cups, and add a dash of iodine before drinking. This served the double purpose of disinfecting the water, and of making it taste pretty terrible. Each time, a heavier dash of iodine was added (but never enough to be dangerous), until finally the soldiers lost all desire for drinking water except in prepared drinks. An American soldier's favorite drink The favorite prepared drink of the Amcrican soldier is good, old-fashioned lemonade! But how were our boys to carry lemonade around with them? The Desert Warfare v Board found the answer to that one . . , th—what they call Field Ration K. This provides three meals for one man, each in a separate box, with a total wejght of 33 ounces, and a total value of 3,700 calorics. Field Ration K provides meat three times a day veal luncheon meat for breakfast* pork luncheon meat for dinner at noon, and cervelat sausage at supper time. It provides coffee for breakfast, bouillon for dinner? and a package of lemon juice powder to make lemonade for supper. Ration K also in­ cluded malted milk tablets, biscuits, a bar of chocolate, and three sticks of chewing gum; Sounds like “good eatin’ ” fof ‘ those American boys in Africa, doesn't it? Makes you feel mighty good to know they’re so well cared for! We’ll all agree that the best of everything is none too good for our boys! The things our fighting men need and deserve, cost money. They cost so much money that if we are to provide them, itwill mean that each of us will have to invest at least 10 percent of his or her income in Wax Bonds and Stamps. ' Perhaps you are already putting 10 percent of your pay in War Bonds every payday; But can’t you boost that 10 percent ; ; « just a little? You can if you’ll try : s s and you’ll try all right, if you’ll just stop and think how badly that money is needed! Think, too, about what a swell investment 1 War Bonds are; Safest investment in the ' world ; ; ; and, for every $3 you invest in War Bonds today, you get back $4 ten years from nov^ KEEP ON BACKING THE ATTACK! WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J.C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP John bulling & son E.W. BLISS CO. ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS ____________________ MFG. CO. Goodyear bros. hdwe. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS COFFEESHOP ANDRUS SERVICE HOTEL HASTINGS MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE TAYLOR SHOE STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL STORE HOME BAIRD'S STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES THE HASTINGS BANNER COLEMAN INSURANCE MILLER REAL ESTATE HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK CASITE CORP. VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STOR I NT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM a ■amr.r This’man was taught, not to drink water �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THUBMDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1M1 • DDT ■PORTiteSh ’S'ir'SS'SrS."””' |ggs. « Jg" Kenneth. glaaton of Hastings, and Mr. and Springs. Detroit and Battle Creek. Westings Mrs. Russell Hinckley of Watervliet. A wonderful time wm enjoyed by Kj.^Ua 6£S’J,,«S| 7 It W. Slid U<.^, «ere Sunday**rixltors ui Mra. ener^Ont*. was a Thtmsday call Duration Club Meets 1 Merle Bonneville and son Gary Earl Eversonandfamily spent Maude Rogers and Ktergarlte and at Mr. and Mra. F. O- Tabberer's. day visitors at the Joe Kauffman . Th. club will meet Wed. Nov. 84, and Jimmie May of BatUe Creek ra’tn’rtov dinner Saturday afternoon at the home Mrs. Jennie Cassoday. A The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bunn, Haro B* Kenneth Clark and Paul Fv'iiT iJih1?*’ TU,,cd his brother Lester Sonneand Mrs. Fred Roush and and were Bunday evening dinner ‘------. Ura. QialliL. Snyder and baby and Dorothy were in Grand Rapt of. Hastings were Saturday i. a vufc /amUy a*4urday._ He guests of Mr. and Mrs Rob­ inans arc spending this w.tk caring for Saturday. A Mr. and Mrs. O. brought the bad new* that his fine ipend the children of Mr. and Mrs. Fave Fausey were at their home he ert Newton and famly. * Harold new house bunted to the ground Bunn Allerding of Lake Odeoaa while the over the weekend and were Sundi Bunn, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. .. Friday and nothing was saved cxMra. latter are up north deer hunting, dinner guests of Mr. and M.. -- ----------S . oept the clothes they had on Their Hunt AMr. and Mra. Ruawll Hinckley John Thaler and Mr. and Mrs. Artz., where he will -'.many friends In this place extend kater katar of Watervliet spent Sunday with Howard Thaler. Thaler Other OUier gueste guests were and rremain ------- — in .the ■warmer climate, and Mr. and Mrs Mra Warren Surrarrnr and Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Knowles Knowles . Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Tabberer al­ •thy. A Quite a number from and family. A * Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blak- and family of Battle Creek. A * Mr. tended . a Wesleyan ..u—. church family place went north hunting. -’■v were —•— Sunday fliinX—v gneate mlmf. of nt Mr XXr and an>* ,. and ar*H Mr*. 11.. O. n H *1 Fausey Valiaav were CZim_ Vaaf Thi Thursday evening Paul ney Sun- I1 gathering last nded Mrs. Dwight Barnum of Coots . day gueste of Mr. and Mra. Ray- I at the wood school —1 house. A bounlast i Grove. j mond Preston and family and I Uful carry-in dliui called “ on .Mr and* Mrs. Allen “ Pteli! and ------------the pupils directed by the The Rev and Mrs E F. McCarty. “ -----------J ‘* returning to Muskegon teacher. Mias Wilson, furnished a r— Edgar Cheney and daughter before mecUng and supplier last a of Lansing were Saturday Monday. * The Rev. Edward Gain- ' program of music, recitations and osday evening. The program r guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her- ble of Fulton, and Mr. and Mrs. bible drill. Robert Kidder and Alice wm in chans of Mrs. Nina Town­ Goach. The Rev. and Mrs. Donald Walton were dinner gueste marks of Har“— send and Mrs. Donna Slocum and rty spent Bunday tn HasUngs Monday of Mrs. Claud Walton. * । married thia . consisted of a play by several ladu-s he conducted the servicer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woods were1 the church. and music by Harvey Burgess and ■ W. M. church. Mr.*. Cheney In Grand Rapids last Thursday on and received , Elwood Yoder. useful gifts. A Those from away Mrs. McNutt and Mr. Ballance all kMina remained over the week­ business. * Mrs. of Hastings. * Fred Cole, son of end. all returning to Lansing Mon­ spent the weekend with her par- who attended the funeral of Nelson day A Mr. and Mrs. Clare Payne ents the Rev. and Mrs. Olmstead i Hinckley were Mra. Luella InglczMr. and Mrs. Henry cole has been of Caledonia. bee. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Johnson. of Kalamazoo spent the weekend honorably discharged from a camp Saturday The from Wednesday Those from around Freeport and । Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Slocum end Gray spent with their mother, Mrs. Ida Payne. hospital tn California where he has g Thursday for Mr. and Mrs. Ca vicinity who are deer hunting are. daughter. Mtes Frances Burling. " > Mrs. Earl tings. ।Bunday tin. Al Jan- A Last Wednesday dinner guests been tor the past six weeks. Claud. Ted and Frank Walton. | Miss Laura Archer all of Grand returned to of Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hoyt, Glen1 Rapids; Byron Patterson of Whltla spending Bunday evening callers at the Joa 1 lee and Mrs. Marian Brink of Milford the Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Hoff ­ Claud Wai-! Kauffman home were Mra - " " went U> Fremont Thursday to spend KeUogg. Wm. Dipp. Jr., Howell neyvllle, Mrs. Arthur Beeman, Nor ­ man of Charlotte. Woods and Rltenburgh of Ionia and Mi a few days after having spent sev­ Newton. Forrest Buehler. Roland I man Novteky and Miss Bea DtThe Misses Helen and Dorothy of Kent CUv Huylcr of Greenville. A eral days here at home. * The FOrrow, Robert Newton, and several | planta of Battle Creek. Ralph EgSteckte of Battle Creek spept the Mrs. Virgil Woods dinner gueste of Mr. and Mr young married men of class No. B ot Uie SB. cut a nice lot of wood The Bev. Edward Gamble^ j last Friday from tree lops that were The Rev. Edward *Gamb?e ot"Ku given to the church by Mahlan Puller. Many thanks to Mr. Fuller ton. Is the evangelist al the Unit­ end to ‘-he boys also to the wires ed Brethren church tills week. The who served a dinner at Frank Kil­ Rev. Gamble has had wide experi­ mer's. A The LAB. will observe ence In the field of evangelism. His their 61st anniversary with a din­ messages are timely nnd helpful. ner. sale-and program at the church The public is Invited to share in Dec. a. Tlie dinner committee te these unices each evening at 8:00 Mr*. Pearl Demond. Mrs. Estelle o'clock. Kelsey and Mr*. Llaxlc Thompson; dining room. Mr*. Ethel Kilmer . METHODIST CHURCH and Mra. Katlierinc Clem; sale The Rev. J. W. McCue, pastor committee, bin. Orpha Wing. Mrs. 10:30—Morning worship. Theme Dorothy Kelsey, Mra. Ludle Fisher; "Tkwether.” ^1:90—Sunday school. Classes for program committee, Mr*. Dorothy Barnum. Mra. Mattle Schpelder and Desiring to cooperate fully In the Mrs Margaret Lehman. Club No. Evangelistic campaign being con­ I gsre monrv payment of 88 instead ducted in the lf B. church, uie of furnishing dinner at the last midweek and Sunday evening serv­ meeting. The following ladies are in. this club: Chmn.. Mrs. Pearl ice will not be held. Demond, Mrs. Lena Bease, Mra. Mae Smum. Mrs. Alma Boulter. Mra. Church of the United Brethren in Christ Ila Durkee, Mrs. Anna Barnum. E B. Griffin D. D.. pastor Mrs. Harriet Perkins and Mr*. Vida rTi>SoA M.—Bunday achool. Blood Mr. and Mrs Ira Schultz ot Hast- , 11:10 A. M.—Morning worahip. Ings visited al Paul Woodman's Sermon by the Rev. Edward Gam- on Sunday. - of Itorkford s? DESTROYER-ESCORT BUILT IN 25 DAYS NEW WORLD’S RECORD IN SHIP CONSTRUCTION Topic "Seekers for Freedom.” Lend­ er Gladys Hamblin. J:M P M—Evangelistic Service Special music. Sermon by the Rev Gamble. The evening service will be helo at the Freeportchurch. Beats World War I Destroyer. Time of . 4572 Days — Bethlehem Set Both Marks The Rev. Fred Hom of Battle Creek and the Rev. Dwight Hom of FalasUne, Hl., called on Mina. Kenyon Saturday afternoon. A Mr. HENDERSHOTT Mr. and Mra. Floyd Garrison spent Sunday al Pay Whitworth's. turned to their home in Battle In Johnstown. * Mrs. Ted OXaughCreek last week. A Thad Cook of lln visited Mrs. Lyle Bristol In Kalamasoo spent the weekend with Hastings, on Saturday. * Mrs.'Jen­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hom and Mr. nie Slocum has gone to Hastings and Mrs Henry Tholes and daught­ foi an extended visit at the home er of Kalamazoo where Sunday of her son. George. * Sunday cal ' at Albert Brill's were Mr. and ^Lester Bonneville went to Ypsil­ lers Mrs. Lloyd Storer. Mrs. Joiui Ha­ anti Saturday to spend the week vens and small son and Mr. and end with his daughters, Mrs. Donald Mrs. Clinton Lohr nil of Hastings. In mentioning chicken-pox vic­ ■Manning nnd Mrs. Dale Larabee. * Mrs. Adali Mteener expecte to go tims last week we didn't nave the to Monroe Tuesday to visit her name of Neva Brogan. All arc Im­ cousin Blanche McFall and will al­ proving rapidly now. * Remember Uie W. 8. C. 8- dinner this week io visit her nieces at Ypsilanti. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ulrich cele­ at Mrs. Leo Hendershott's. * Ernie brated their golden wedding last Matteson nnd son Laurence left on week. Their children and grand­ Sunday for a deer hunting trip. children except those who arc In the service were with them Relatives DON’T BUY THINGS YOH DON’T NEED—BUY WAR BONDS were there from Petoskey, Harbor Has Large Gun-Power for Both Offensive and Defensive Service; Equipped for Surface, Depth Bomb and Anti-Aircraft Combat STATIC Beating all prior records, the destroyer-escort Reynolds was completed and delivered Nov. 3 to the U. S. Navy, by the Bethlehem-Hingham Shipyard just 25 days after kpd laying. . ER PRESCOTT The Reynolds is a hard-hitting, fighting unit with great fire-power and speed, a bigger, more powerful ship than the destroyer-Krfrf, which held LAST MICHIGAN FOOTBALL GAM*— the previous production record of being built in 4514 days, during World War I. Bethlehem built both ships, built by Bcthlebam-Hingham Shipyard in record tine of 25 days. designed by the Navy to drive the Nazi subs from the Atlantic and turrets which can revolve in a complete circle to follow a target, and protect American convoys. She can deliver a terrific curtain of fire can be fired by a trained crew with amazing accuracy and rapidity. Aft effective at 2500 yards against air or surface targets. Like some of her is a 40-mm. Bofors gun, each barrel capable of firing 120 rounds of sister ships, she is one of Uncle Sam's contributions to the British fleet. 2-pound projectiles per minute. She has numerous 20-mm. Octlikon machine guns with a potential fire-power of nearly 400 shells every 60 The first group of ships in the destroyer-escort class were built in 302 days. ‘ seconds. Also, along port and starboard rails aft of amidships are a flock The next group in this class were built in 206 days. of K-guns which can toss out the famous 300-pound "ash cans" which Now the Reynolds has set the mark of 25 days. make it unhealthy for any submarine within hundreds of yards. And she is but one of hundreds of warships steaming out of the The Reynolds is, in fact, one of those powerful, swift, sea-panthers THEY GET AROUND... The most travelled trio in radio is that made up of Ahn Lomax. John Becker and Stand­ ford Merkin of CBS. They roam America to put on "Transatfcntic Call:*Pcopie to People” (WKZO Sundays, 11:30 A.M.) have flown 90.000 miles in quest of material for thia interesting program. A "BUSING HOUSING” PROJECT... Out in Rockford; Illinois, there 1* a little wooden cubby hole which NEW WAY TO SAY IT... The Reynolds has terrific battle armament for surface, depth- bomb, or anti-aircraft combat, Her main battery has guns mounted in three SOUTH SCHULTZ Mrs. Ada Aahby attended the Cedar Creek temetery circle Wed­ nesday at the home of Hattie Whittemore's of Delton and at­ tended the Ladles Aid at Clover­ dale Thursday. A Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mlsener of Kalamazoo called on Mr. and Mrs. Urater Sonnevilla Tuesday and spent the even­ ing with their mother Mrs. Mina CLAY HILLS Mrs. Loon Potu and Mrs. Gertie Hanis attended Uie funeral of Cha.*. Woolston. in Hastings, Fri­ day. A Several ladies from Clay Hills attended the Busy Bee meet­ ing at Mrs. Macle Potu, Thursday. Election of officers and plans were made for Christmas. * Roy McCaul la in the north deer hunting. Lorn Johnson of Middleville Is assisting with the chores. * Mrs. Hazel Me Caul attended the National Orange In Grand Rapids Thursday and Fri­ day evenings, and received the sev­ enth degree. * Mrs. Howard Colbum and daughter, spent last week In Battle Creek with her sister. Mrs. Chas. Poland and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Koilar'r spent Saturday evening at Leon Potts'. * Mrs. Sarah McCaul and Mrs. Hazel McCaul were Sunday dinner gueste at William Hulllt's in Middleville. shipyards of America to speed the day of Victory. ■THE MAN BEHIND THE GUN”. (WKZO Saturday* at 6 P.M.) is bringing the rcalinn of war to home-front Anterica. And with thit realism comes the new plirgte* being used by 1043 soldier*... for "Dog Show” — a garbage truck i» the "Honey-Wagon" — an officer is a "gentlemen by Act of Con­ gress”. WHO AM I —AND WHEN? Here’* a man who doesn't know who he i**-and he has good reason, tod. He'S Janies .Monk* of CBS, master of 3J dialects and he use* most of them every week ort the air. He's a villain on "Our Gal Sunday" (WKZO week-days at ll:4S AM..), an aged valet on "We Love and Learn" (1:30 P.M. week­ days) and a little of everything on "Radio Reader's Digest" Sundays ■ t 8 P.M.). Fie play* »o many people that actually he often for­ gets bis own name! GREAT THANKSGIVING... Thankwiving (lay this year h going to be a great day for radio BsteMcre to WKZO. An unprece- BfTHLEHEM STEEL sports announcer WhenTcd broarf. CAM the Alichigan-Uanipxlr.int game at the be­ ginning of the’ been lined up—including George Burgs and Gracia Ajlen - Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. Alvino R«y. Don Wilson. Robert Young. Lena Home. Jose Iturbi, Ginny Simms and many others. Watch for the time of this out­ standing feature. were no faeilities available for Ilic radio report Housing Project went to work— and a very work­ able. though not warm, booth wa* erected just for H using. Ted Busing ODDS AND ENDS... The Elm City Pour, heard on CBS, claims to be the only quartet which can sing whole chorda above high C. We won’t challenge them.... A frantic soldier scouring North Africa for a radio on which he could hear the Philharmonic-Sym­ phony concert some days ago was Pvt. Witold Rodxiniki, •on of the Maestro Artur RodainskL BEST BET OF THE WEEK... U yob like stories which are true a* life and packed-with vital artion. become a regular listener to MAN BEHIND THE GUN. heard over WKZO at 6 P.M. every Saturday. The actual battles won by our boy* are re-enacted — the gloriou* hero­ ism is depicted vividly in MAN BEHINp THE CUN. • —Advr- �Till nASTTNGB BANNER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18. IH3 On Th. Hom. Front thlon has returned from Bain- locker In the Prank Lee building MIDDLEVILLE Jervia Campbel! and aotj-to-lai ' tribute to the fuel fund can hand A company of nineteen peixtaa **ma to Henry Brog, trtu enjoyed a potluck supper at the monthly meeting of the Past Ma-! trona club. Friday night at the1 home of Miaa Dorothea Business included re-elecU officers President. Mra. M 1 «*Uamou4 evening and do a Utile hunting. * ncer of people of thia community,' iwrtnoe . Pvt. Warne K. Tags. 364M301 c o S MESr.^llrdTSf 5? >!lfi Alice Harper, who with her familj the home of Mrs. Ray. Lyons thia. thu S£S,.am0K<‘ Thursday afternoon. ncmuun. Nov. hot 18 18 at al a| 3 Richmond. Va., state* they arw „ Mrs Elmer Fenton will be nicely located but tula* Michigan, co-hoatess and and it te is hoped the the Mr. Johnson hM a ven itoe goal- meeting will be wall attended. The tion In connection with the Bey- circle plan* to sponsor a cafeteria ylda Me tai Product* Ccr * Mra supper supper each each month mon' this winter arjd ’WUllgma vent to Watervliet. one u whedulod for thto Wednesone is scheduled Wedneaday to vWt her daurh’Xi, -r. — ■ ____ Mra. Gladys Wurm and family. Mr and Mrs. Harold Ball and Mr.I and Mrs. Chester Gaukes are ex | pected home-Thursday from a deer,, Mrs. John Robarteon of Flint vto। ited her r--parents Mr and Mrs. Malhunting trip. — at. rnmh U.rtvrr PimirUte from otnon. Various 1 Mfs Jean Baisch The reining and humorous wen Dart ‘■«l maaUng will be an awning ot the afternoon's fan and tba ■taTrttton “u? w' h<1*’ CUaa C-li-Wd. TDAAT1O pouxlas Long Beach., (MUf Pvt. Dale Keeler. 36410880 AP O. No. 40 San Franciaoo. Caljf. man southwest of town while mov­ ing from the north to Flint where ha to employed A Leonard Elwood, recently Inducted to ateUonad at Pt Sheridan, ill. A Kenneth Koto of the U. B- Navy te haane on leave. We understand lie has seen action In Sicily and Africa, but to looking fine. * Mra. Mrs Btnei Ethal Kaecnew Kaechele or of itaiaKate- Hovie at PiainwaU. surer to Mra. Ohrt and John Andlarar « “» Dee' 10 A letter from Mrr. Bate of Chicago tells ns she la spa the .... winter in ...... Montclair, N. J, her daugliter Gladys whose husband, to whom abe wm married twenty month* ago passed aw*y OH-. >•, M". °<jte . Maurice. hM£ M U>> MWU«> To<in( M-> . Christian Association te located at Dayton. Ohio. The Goglc family is well remembered by older rrel dents • landing spice to WM ulb them wm the Worn by ber wedding Jh>l, Numero w„, rratewl ■enberg spent Wednesday in Baton Rapids where Claude and aon Jack are employed. ♦ Mr. and Mra. qunliKU US’"; Barney Ctetor received word thto attached thereto t-<n Monday that their eon. Pfc. Ed’ aro*t ■* Dainty refreshmenu were *erved I ward ha* been transferred from Pvt Hiiward Campbell. A.BK.. by the hostes* aaalaced by Mrs. Roy Alabama to maneuver tnUntog In Untvoralty th Lexington. My., spent 36151350 aa Steen and all departed with the ■ Tennessee. , Monday evening with their slater sun .he JuimUTUU. U» omeer. »“ aunt. Mra. Oscar Kaechele and Stars - ------- --- —---------- ---- T---------beat of wishes tor a happy future . c/o-Pastim»ter Mr*. Blanch Seg^ratrom and Mrs and Parmelee Aid Soetely family. BID also wm a Thursday of the chapter in the Masonic terntemin for the young bride. resided . T. J. Berry went to Lansing. Bat- visltor of hte uncle and aunt. The Paramelee Aid society will ■* > toe pie. Th* The addrera addre** of of the the SUmpwns SUmpaoru ha* been emp । urdgy to vteil their daughter and have a potluck dinner in the church I H—. : KJ™®"" In Grand Rapids to 114 Union Ave. an? lilflln Pfc. David B. Lang Mrs. Martha Dietrich, who has N. E. sone 3. * Mrs Della Cordes, her position and tills week began this week Thursday and in the ‘ I aon, Mr. and Mra. James Berry and Field Signal Bn. *nig. Center | children. Mrs s. relumed home ,been . . spending , ,, some time wlUi who to mending the winter with ln labor * tor >' afternoon a returned miaatonary .. « MH > . ________ It seems as though half of the ■ attributed < rrtanA« here h»r» after Krt«r idisposing of her 13-B-6 on Monday but Mr*. Bern re- friends Mrs. Flora Hanlon. I* convalescing °* th- Butok Co. will talk and show pictures of the mm from . thl* community — - ar*-wth north I thrombosis I thromboaia. hHe forminy Camp Jos. H Pendleton —. went to Grand , maUl—1 •»!!• Tom U hunlbf. * work. ' hunting and if at all lucky, many! sided tn cioverd*!* Bur Oceanside. Calif Ur, »Uc WM, « OoUdomT... n»BUU . lu£ —. wwi —w and expect* to from a aevara sickness. * The East ' families ought to be able to save’daughtefi, Ifta Qnt IlMpitaiised thto calling on Middleville — week w—.<» for California where Side card club will be entertained Middtevllto friends. Sun-- “:av^ th plant/ of meat ration point* tht* ! of HasUnga. Mr*, gm* Nqi Birib, at the home of Mr*. Nellie Thomp­ We are sorry- to know that Theo­ Me. Robert M Sherman. 36401741 day day before she 1^^,, leaves for Oallfor-1 sha 1P111 make her future home. * son this Wednesday. ■* A little — son. James, Mr. and dore Wleringa ot south Thomapple t7th Engrs Bn.. Med. Det. — — —Michael --------- —•—. was —; winter. Among those going arc Edd a son. Wesln Rtwen tax Pauline Benaway of Battle nl* for the winter. * Carral. UUte Ml** ureca .pen* nun.c M«V Harold Minor and ehUdrem wa* taken to Butterworth hospital born to Mrs. Gerald Rogen, nee■ Timm and Will Sweet with three dlevllie FuneralsCTvicoa Camp Swift, Texas spent mas last wc«a week .* al home daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Harold Creek ' ' while recuperating from a tonallcct- Barbara and Robert of Kalamaaoo in Grand Rapid’; Wednesday for. Hana Poihernu* in Pennock hospitalI Caledonia friends; Harry and Lew- at tha Ek ' Griffeth ha* been out of achool a omy performed al Pennock hospital •»«! Mr. -»n<« Mrs. Vai Gonnsen and treatment for infection in ilia good at Hustings. Tuesday, Nov. 9 Thei is Baisch; Russell Bedford. Jerald o’clock W BurdeUe Timm. 8 2/c couple of week* because of a cold in Hastings Munday * The Rev । weighed 10) Bedford. Roy McCaul. Mat Bed- interment D. BIBO — “ “1 ’7 pounds. ,A children of Otsego were callers eye. Hu wife and daughter Anna little fellow nnd compllcattam. * Gten Blake Naval Training Station near DowUng and Mr*. O*o. Curtis accompanied on their parent*, the Rev and Mrs Mae. his sister. Mrs Kdd <Timm ounce*. HU daddy who is stationedI ford form another part/; Burdet eUry was 111 with the flu over the week ­ Norfolk. 11. Virginia their son in-law and daughter? Mr. ■ I- W. Minor. Saturday and Bunday nr.d Ji Jacriueline Holes vLilted him with the air corps in Uw southi Beneway. Charles Robertson and end. * Mr. and Mrs John Kepfcey and Mr* Otonn Griffalh to Battle > evening* while enroute to and from nnd Sundaj and found his condition expecte to got home ChrUtrna* U>i Paul Spyker; Ed and Earl Aubll! are with h«r ateter at White Gioud Creak. Thursday where they vis-1 Saginaw where they visited their some‘ sy with Freeport friends; Hubert Wil-1 Russel Charles Shellenbarger. see hh wife and baby. better. I The Tower of the Winds, called while John is doing some hunting. lied their daughter and sister, Mr*, ■’brother. P2/c In Holland on Uu: same date.. son. Clint Heintx and Warren the Horologium, or tima-lndicatcr * Lt Carlton Swift ha* been hon­ Nov. g. a son, ben Allan, was born। Schetfla of Leighton; Ed and Bob of Andronlkoa Kynheskes, by whom Hhirlev Griffeth of Sturgis, broth- ’ orably discharged from the army Clark Seetoy. * Mr*. D. E. Hover Bremerton, Washington to Mrs Francis Polkert The daddyf Purdy and Carl Bchleh: Clarence went to Jackson cn Friday for a er of Glenn and Harold Griffeth I because of physical disability. ♦ The South Thomapple Farm u social science and math teacherr Thompson. Robert Ctalar. Pater Pfc. Floyd A. McCliAkin. 38181743 Mr and Mrs Tony Slagel of Cale­ few week*' visit with har son-in underwent an operation for goiter Bureau group will meet with Mr In ttw Thornappie-Kellogg achoolI Petersen. Clayton Bennett, Tom tru tiers Each side carried a sun­ □onia aunuav evening caucra “w and daughter. Mr. and Mr*, nt Bturgl* hospital on Thursday. and Mr: Clifford D«vL«. Thursday donia were were Bunday evening en^Sutej callers >Eno* A PO 839 and this is their second child. They, Berry. Sylvester Van Hom. Charles dial giving the hours of the dxy, Jkme? Wnder^hTme Price. * The infant ron of, November II. * Mr and Mrs Oienn co Postmaster at ine yames^^ucr.nqme mrou , Mr. **nd Mr*. Art Baker, who ha*; Solomon. Mr and Mrs Russell evening. Nov. 18 for a "Hard Times"; live in the Sprinkle home whichi Andler, Max Lynd. Bud Cisler, Dr. while a water dock waa housed * they । Mrs. Art Baker. New Orieaidk UaiLsiana home from Plainwell party. Forfeits are expected from | *ey punuawu c A Lund wKh Ed VanPopertng within to count th* hours of the purchased uiu Ulis .»u. faU. ’ Fred Slagel n Pennock hospital since Solomon and two children and Mr. any who come not dre^aed for the. they Sla<el b®® been1 *,n hospit visited hl* father * ------At night. a; Pennock hhospital —pib.: on Friday, of Hastings. ----------------------■ birth, «rs* breti-ht to its home on and Mr* Curtis Solomon were occa .. nn rner. nonr birth, was brought Ite whom they found in very Fred Shipp. 8 2/c occasion. There a ill be potluck light Nov. 13. a son was bom to Mr and nrnnd Rapid* Ranldw street, Friday. PHH« Grand guests at a dinner Sunday nt lhe refreshments' ~ ~ ’ U. S. Navy Rec Brks. health. Mrs Bud Cialer of Morth Grand H uh , Jane Brown and Bert/™™' «£_ ""J i ---------------Bka. D 125. Batt 1 Mrs. Lol* Stauffer and’ baby who BrwyrfLeWon .pent the weetend! “d™-lnP”1''1 Rapids St. Ttje little fellow weighed Paulo, ot Ko.al Ken,on Shoe Maker. Calif are making their home with her with their friend Mis* Kathleen ncr honored the joint birthday of 7 pounds, and has been named rassing or itoyai nenyon w-.n-.t parento. Mr. and Mrs Barney Cil­ Chamberlain atlNape^lUe^ill *1 a!enn Blld hli COUAln cousin Clayton, both! oom. Funeral services for r»„,.,i Royal tI. »Ken-! Stisaell Alvin Congratulations to A/C John C Bush. 36417413 ler, while her husband 1* in scrv * Mr. and Mrs. Geo. yon. 74. who died nt his farm home] te parent* uf these boys. Wing II. Group A. Sqd 254 Ice. te upending a month in Pon­ • • ■ near Merritt Monday night after । A A.F P8 —3 A A C C. tiac with her steter. ♦ Miss Fran­ art s? .hndi B ’it/a a briof illxiess. will be held at the Senior Play Son Antonio, Texas ces Pott*, daughter ot Mr. and M'ddl-vili- Bnotlst church at 21 The senior clxu of ThomappleMrs. Ray Potu. ha* completed her & ,!S“t«“Uert! o'clock Thursday. Interment win I Keliogg school has chesan Thurs­ 8 1/C Jack H Dclnaay. 822078 S’ ~ business course at the University be made in Mount Hope cemetery.: day and Friday nights, Dec 3 and Co C OTP. ’ of Grand Rapids and accepted a 3 for their humorous play <*‘Aunl U 3. Coast Guards „,w-i position with the Hager Lumber her mother. Mr* Mary Gray, who n,^M 1p’rr p dent of Mlddleviilc before moving Tillie Goes to Town." Cast of charBrunswick. Oa. Co. of that city. A Mrs. Gordon accompanied them home Sunday.' north twenty-four years ago. Sur­ actensure, Maxine Pinkbeiner, Don­ Claypool, who ha* been with her to spend the winter months. * Mm I McDyer, Jean Following 1* Uie new address for husband. Lt. Gordon Claypool in Maud Fitch, who has been »pcnd-; ^months nnd gone to Holland viving besides his wife, Princle, are na Davis. Helen Sr/i" J"'™,;' «/ Sd” W""” ot JaekS^I. in unEsn/- three sons, Roy of Grand Rapids. Hooper. Rex Bchad. Edison CharnKcniUlli E. Johncock of thl* city: Miami. Fla., for some time is spend­ Harold of Mio. and Ttwmton.of berlain. Jim Polhemua. Pat Seery. Pfc. Kennllh E Johncock “r.“:si'.,!!SST,uXinIV/’."SK Merritt; four grandchildren, and a Jack ing a few days with her sister, Mrs. W Kaechele and Arlene Williams 321st Air Base Sqd.. Eldon Lawrence before going to De ­ sister. Mrs. Orpha Gray of Cale­ The play Is directed by Mrs. Gall Kellogg Field visited her cousin. Mrs ‘ Gertie | ?? *. n-t.tei- 1^5 troit where she ha* a position. Her BatUe Creek, Mich 2^5! £un.Ut ^"w^nd’^HSardi donia. Russell and Arthur Smalley. husband is at present in Tennessee: From the Grand Rapids Press of nnd connected with the air corps. * I Parmelee Extension Club Church Supper for Fuel Fund Saturday was clipped the following Mr and Mrs James Pender accom­ Servrn and their son-in-law and j City with their grandparents. item of Interest to Hastings people: panied by hl* parents. Mr and Mrs daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert i .I The. PHramelee Extension club A fine crowd attended the supLL (jg) Hugh D- Allen, son o! t held i|s first meeting Wednesday | per Thursday evening at the Meth­ are spending the IV at u,c Strange Cetncidence --- ------------------------Pender spent Sundav at Leary of Hasting', Mrs E. 6. Alien ot Bellaire, is home David for iru ’with her'“brothisr," Frank’ wwk ,n the north hunting Maurice- Two ____ former schoolmate* of___ Mid_­• with Mr* Glenn Allen. Business i odtot church, the collection on leave after 10 months' duty in 3 dlevUle school thirty or __ years was preceded by a sumptuous which went for the purchase of gel who has been very 111 with Johnson is supply carrier on Rl. 2: dievilla school thirty or so years who IUU uccn very in wiui । " the Mediterranean area. He had Biagci " - uloers. ... . u_... Ray I* away. ‘ Iago nee lb, «fr*nl are now acroN the street, chicken dinner to which all did fuel After supper the crowd Ita* Many paraons have I white wn»ie Kai charge of a landing craft and took Eeptlc Sanborn has gone to Can•1 neighbors They are the Rev Justice. The chairman. Mrs E. Hen! tened to a very fine program in •an verv ill with intestinal flu the Glenn £------ ...------- —.. , part in the Invasions of Sicily and DMt few days Several student* 8IMFI.K COMMON sllmrat. tach ie George George Perry Perry Stanford, Stanford,pastor where with som» friends he pastor of of ningpresided with the leaders. Mra the auditorium. Il consisted of Italy Ordered back to Norfolk. Va.. were token very sick at achool -------------------------- «... . hunting big game moose * Mrs.- the Portland Methodist church and Julian Potts and Mrs. ..arold Cu,_ xylophone solo* by Jane Hooper he traveled oy plane from Africa Thuntdav .ch was on ‘ accompanied on the piano by her D0™ Babcock has closed her home Mrs. Leia Oetman Banfleld. . ler Riving the lesson. > to New York, arriving Nov, 1. an urana itapias »i. ana gone io ment. The father: readings by Misses Bessie the care of home oqi Mr. »ulh UM>ur and .nd mother. mother. “ .!2?.T”SJ?l _____ _______________ Lt. Allen formerly taught at Wyo­ Mrs. Ruth Uebler . --- -------------the home of her daughter. Mrs. Frosen Food Locker next meeting will be « Christmas Sines and Lucile Overholt and comming park High school and did Bedford .w. for the winter months * Fred Brog and Ralph Pinkbeiner party Dec. 16 al the home of Mrs.-munity singing lad by Gail Russell MCA work in Grand Rapids and Ids shoppers Thursday * Mr. and The Rev. Leroy Chamberlain ot are Installing a 360 unit frozen food Culler. ' Anyone not present wishing to conInter in Hastings. Before entering Mrs Roland Baumgardner moved the navy in July. 1943 he waa secre­ Saturday from Uie Stokoe farm on tary of George Williams college in the weat county line Cq their farm, Chicago. two miles west and north of town, HI* wife, the former Virginia which they purchased from Osear Swiucr. lias resided with her par­ Pinkbeiner last spring. The Bar­ ents at 54 Eastern Ave.. S. E.. and ney Cisler . _____ _ _ ______ _ ____ family will move from ha* been employed by the army 1 the Johnson farm on the prairie to weather school and Grand Rapids ; the Siokoe farm. U> be nearer his Industries. Inc. employer, Albert Wleringa. and ’ • * I the latter's son-ln-law. Rom MarNext week from over Coats Grove I tin and family will move onto the way comes all the dope from that I farm Barney vacates. ★ ♦ The rcre­ Youngs localc. and that very likable lady. mains — of ** Charles " --------- of HasRIOMINEHAI. fe a eambtaaltea Mrs. Ernest Smith will 'dish it out.' Ungs were interred in Ml. Hope •t vllalb iMpartsai. MiaatUfeaibr onr I-real dr Kt p. la rnaa< Until then, cheerio. cemetery on Friday. * Mrs. Henry birnded minerals. It contaTaa more ha»- (hr Lourdra aad Alx Zolly Coffer Brog la still confined to her home because of the bums which she re­ ceived a few weeks ago. when she What Cow* Chew In a day ot 24 hour*, a cow chaw* accidentally spilled hot lard on her ★ Warren of Mr.|' 150 pound* of gras, and h.rb.ge, foot. * W‘AXrThede.'wn ‘^^f °lLiihn-j •aiaut bimi ainrr mmeni »o«r__ ___ which yield* 50 pounds of milk, dairy j ^nd ””|ndS^d into Uncle Bern's -g.>r,.l,>rnd^*‘dJl‘v “reqSAmelu YOHF •xperta claim. . ' *ervice. Nov. 12. f the caeeaUal bady mlMrab. .-.vav.k. y&.’jutrxs re teed eaMatlala. They era bkh Pvt Dean R. Keeler, 36858153 Ban Marcus. Texas !S •“USS, “Ln'to, .so News Interested in GOOD HEALTH! Bio-Mineral For Good Health AUCTION SALE On account of poor health I will sell at public auction ot the farm located one mile north and one half mile east of Nashville, or J mile cast of Mack's Oil Station on M-66 on Wosdarous Minerals! Vf TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1943 Ht&ltll AllOYt All Commencing at 12:30 o'clock sharp the following will be offered for sale HORSES FOR HEALTH AND ENERGY DRINK MILK Pair of Black Geldings, IZand 16 yrs. old. FARM MACHINERY International hay loader. Deering grain binder. Rude manure spreader. COWS Iron Ago cultivator. Two row bean and beet cultivator. McCormick Docring mower, 6 ft. cut. Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, calf by side. Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, calf by side. Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, due Feb. . 1. Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, posture bred, Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old, due Dec. 20. Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, calf by side, old,. .pasture bred. Guernsey cow,. 6 yrs. . Brindle cow, 6 yrs. old, calf by side. Red Pole cow, 2 yrs. old. caif by side. Guernsey cow, 2 yrs. old, due Jan. 14. 2 Spring heifer calves. Grey Durham bull, 4 mos. old. Guernsey bull, 10 mos. old. 3 Sec. spring tooth harrow. Dayton side rake. One 0. I. C. sow, not bred. 12 O. I. C. pigs, 7 wks. old. HAY AND GRAIN Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk I HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 13' 30 Tons of good mixed Tjmothy and clover hay. 350 shocks good hard corn. 250 bushel good oats. Land roller. Dump rake. Crain drill. HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hutingi Home nraplr Sec With Yur Eywl Heavy double work harness. Right Way portable milker, double unit. niOMlXERAI. Bblrh c».—— * HaiMlag, Lacto croam separator with motor, 600 Ib. Bushel crates. 3 New steel baskets. 30 gal. oil drum. ilikV. Shovels, forks, whifflctrces, neck yokes. Electric motor, ’/4 h. p. IUOM1NFKAL la M 2 log chains. 40 ft. new belt, 6 in. and several other small tools. si'A.SXut: HOUSEHOLD GOODS Detroit Jewel range. Try il al Oar 2 Iron bods, springs and mattreSses. Stand. Oil stove. 3 Kitchen tables. ii'Mai.* Dresser mirror, 18x40. Two 10 gal. milk cons. New sweeper. ' Wood heater. Milk pails. yotH IlttoLTH Calf pails. Round Oak heater. Barrel churn. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS. CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. Everything to be settled for day of sale. nni MTBBTUUl. TBACT* how)a« the atwaach. liphaa. part BIO-MINERAL SPECIAL GUARANTEE: 2 bottles $ 1.85—J bottles J $2.75— STEBBINS & JAC COL. H. O. PENNINGTON, Auctioneer NELSON BRUMM, Clerk ‘The Rgxall Drug Noihvlll*. th»«» IMS Mailings * ---- **-*“ L, Low iron wheel wagon and box. Good heavy wagon. 20 Grain bags. •- Good post drill and drills. Hay rack, new. ■UY U. S. WAR BONDI AND STAMPS Phone 2651 ssw&" Oliver double bottom. 12 inch plow. Commode. and fatigue." Minerals—God’s Gifl * 10-20 Tractor with extension rims. HOGS "Start naw to fortify yauraelf kgatnst winter colds! Drink plenty of nourUhiag Highlands Dairy. Grade A Milk, one 4f nature's purest and healthiest foods, it helps build you up and protect ’ i �NASHV I HF BASTINGS BANNER. TffVRBDAT. NOVEMBER 18, I M3 SCOUT NEWS HARDWARE The Scout* of Thomapple Valley are looking forward to the annual cooperative dinner to be held Dec. 2 tn tlie social rooms of the Metho­ dist church. All troops In the Thomapple Area will participate. A Court of Honor will be held, com­ munity singing enjoyed and short ,, talks by some of the chief execu­ ! lives, • The boys who bicycled lb camp last summer expect to completo their stories of the trip this week and thus complete their requiremente for the bicycling merit badge, Of interest, to all Valley Scouts is the following letter from Lyle ' Fry. former scout executive In this | area, by courtesy of Richard Groos, Sr,. Dtat- Chairman of the Tliom■----•- Valley: — apple Sea Island. Georgia October 20. 1043 Lower Priced at Wards HAMMER HANDLES Wards Eclipse quality oval shape. Fits all claw and Rip hammers. Length 14 inches------------- SIX-FOOT FOLDING RULE Lakeside quality of seasoned maple. Stand­ ard markings on white engmeled finish.------ Quality claw hammers. Made of drop forged, high carbon tool steel—heot trdated and tem­ pered. — Famous Stanley quality. Four sizes mode of genuine cherrywood. 24 inch-------- ------------- COMMON L E G A L S - r-n. ?"■ IIt •P ■ NAILS Mode of copper bearing steel—resists rust; lasts longer. Correctly shaped. Sharp points, Ib. SASH CORD Smooth pliant Lakeside quality. Strong, clean. » a in white cotton. 14 inch size. Mokes good <5| IO clothes line. 100 feet.----------------------------- Ideal wall mount size for.small bathrooms, spare rooms’ or other utility installations. 3 «p inches deep x 11 ’/z x 12*/z inches’.------------- ” EGG CRATES For shipping eggs by porcel post or express, Light weight wood, strong and rigid. 12 doz. R-U-LJTE WINDOW OO MATERIAL An ideal substitute for glass on poultry- houses, burns and garages. Moke a storm door by covaring your screen door with this weather proof matertal. 36 inches wide. Run ft........................................ Phi/ o ■ yjC ' * FILTER DISKS Famous Johnson & Johnson Rapid-Flo Disks. Size 6 inch. Box of 100--------------- ------------ - McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES Oftr Use your credit. Any merchandise In our store stocks and In our catalogs may be bought on our monthly payment plan. BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS CUB NOTES second meeting of th Packs wah ------held „ -----at _ Central Tuesday evening. Nov. 16. A survey of Cub age boys has shown toat a lance per cent are in­ terested in Cub actlvties and should be given the opportunity to parti­ cipate in tlie program. There arc at present two Packs In the city: Pack 73 sponsored by the Methodist church with Philo Sheldon as cubma-ster;' and Pack 75 Mionsored by the Second Ward P. T. A. with Clare Johnson as cub­ master. A request for a new Puck sponsored by the Catholic church ot Hastings lias been made. It will UCTION SALE MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR auction at the residence located 5 miles north of the monument; or ’/j mile south of the Rogers school house on Shepard. Cp-h Don Hlnderleti Garllnger. ★ Th Barry Co M. Nashville-Kelloj served the din. speaker was ar Fort Custer. * was hostess to den club Tuesdi suitable for hostess served v menu. * "The C Friday night a Edna Cole. T election of off members were lowing officers Mrs. Nellie Bn Lana FUher; £ and Mrs. Orac ’Fhc Harvest I Evangelical chu the church Frl o'clock. A can gram will folio per. * Mr. and hosts to their ner Friday n Make this month your Dr. and Mra. V carinspectionmontk at Studebaker Take care of your car and it will taka care of you *T’HERE arc five aimplc things you can do io guard your *** car's mileage. Number one on the list is—frequent in­ spections. Drive in and have your car examined thoroughly by our capable Studebaker mechanics who have been spe- . dally trained in wartime maintenance service. You'll be given a check list of any needed adjustments or repairs. Whatever work you order will be handled promptly, efficiently and at moderate cost. No matter what make you drive, take these precautions: O Havo your car inspected frequently. e Get lubrication on a time basis, not a mileage basis. O Check your tiro pressure at least once a week. O Keep your brakes correctly adjusted. Buy War Bonds and Stamps Here! GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. CO. | 111 E. STATE ST., HASTINGS PHONE 2101 Mi of October. A. D. >043. Present: Honorable Arcble D, MeDauid, Circuit Jud<e. in the abOVO entitled rt,i<e. Il ap- pUinliff. li i< OKDRRRD that ih- defendant I briore inrr. 1 thia Order, thr t.lalntd COBH * NIFI.HKX br R- li. Xl»l»« AlIrtrntM for Plaintiff. Hurinrn Addr»««: Saturday, November 20, 1943 MEN and WOMEN WANTED IN OUR LO;CAL PLANT Starting at 1 'o'clock I offer the following: ’ Dining room suite complete, table, 6 leather chairs and buffet. 9x12 Axmitpfer rug. 5 odd chairs. Maytag electric washer, good shape. Chest of drawers. 2 end tables. New electric brooder. Ironing board. 2 looking glasses Apex electric radio, good one. General Electric oscillating fan. Rubber and leather belts. Dishes and cooking utensils. Other articles too numerous to mention. Rug runner. morning at ©Hove your car expertly serviced for wartime driving. 227 E. STATE ST. CUIT CofltT F<1 MARKY Owing to the death of my husband, I will dispose of the personal property at public 2 piece Maple living room suite, good one. Occasional upholstered chair. Several rockers. Wicker porch furniture. Porch glider. Mahogany bow end bed. 2 metal beds and coil springs. 2 dressers. Chiffonier. Steel cot. Pictures. Good steel folding bed daven­ port. 2 electric floor lamps. Keesler Field Ml**. U visiting his'Francis Neuman of St. Louis. Mo.nlng, Nov. 30. * Mr. and Mrs. wife and little son Dwight Philip: is visiting her sister and husband. Harvey Cheeseman Went to Grand bom Oct. 30, at Bronson hospital; ■ Mr." and Mrs. Henry Davis. Rapids to attend a State Grange weight 7 lbs. 54 oss. * Mra. Nellie Sarah Ickes ta spending Uw winter m^Un« held tiwre Thursdayand Pennock and Mra. Howard Pennock, with Mr. and Mra. Archie Herring- Friday. While there they received were In Kalamazoo Wednesday * । ton in Battle'Creek. * Mr. and Mrs. lhe Kmh und seventh degrees C. R. and Harry Snyder were called. David Conklin of Banfield enter' Mr. Bntj Mrs. Maurice Healy and to Gladstone, u. P.. last week to] talned about thirty relatives and willta Healy also attended Friday. * see their father who is seriously. friends Sunday in honor of ... their —Mr. —and ------- Mrs. Mra. Clarence Bump and hi twin twin sons son* home home from from service. service. Mr. Mr. family family of of Hustings Hostings were were Saturday Saturday and Mra. Roger Davis and dough- and Sunday gucsta at the Jolu» ter and Mra. Kenneth Ritchie al- Norton tome. * Mra. Sam Buxton DOWLING tended. * Mr. and Mra. Heber Fas-' <>f Ban He id kept house for her , . .. . ‘Last Weeks letter) ter and aon and Mrs. 8. Geiger' daughter. Mrs. Harvey Cheeseman, our Bunday School with Mrs. were dinner guests of Mr. and Mm during the latter's absence from Lloyd Gaskill as Supt. is progress- Lloyd Elleston Bunday. * Lyle and home Thursday end Friday. Sun,¥rn,®“£ton‘ tret ing nicely and much interest- is Kenneth Ritchie are working In I Rattle Creek Buxton and Mr. and Mrs. being shown by the children, there Battl e vroex. ,, _wefe gUMU Bl Gordon the were 48 In attendance Sunday and NHAM IJISTRH T | Cheeseman s and Mra. Buxton re­ room for a good many more, es­ nt DUNHAM DISTRICT turned home with her family. * pecially adults who are alwavs welThe Maple Grove Farm Bureau] Mr. and Mrs. Howard Norton and come. * The WJB.C-8. will have group will meet with)children are spending the week in their annual rummage sale In the Community the Banfield grouu at the Johns-1 Lake City, guests of the latter** George Smith meal market at Hastown Grange hail. Saturday eve-< sister and family. tings on Friday of this week. ♦ Jack Stanton who is employed at tho. American Legion hospital in Battle Creek was In town Sunday visiting relatives. * Mr. and Mrs Calvin Bovd of Battle Creek were Sunday callers at Mvron Whitworth's. * Several musicians from Hastln„ High School were entertained Wcdiwxhy evening by Robert Gaskill at his home. ★ Miss Florence Wrtayt wa* home from Lansing over the weekend. * Mrs. Ellen Mo­ Oicckl’n who underwent a malor operation tart week at a Battle FOR DURATION SERVICE MEDICINE CABINETS COLLAPSIBLE DEATH OF SILAS M. GASKILL In Battle Creek one day last week. Silas M. Gaskill, a retired of aonnwown, Johnstown, a>ra died ai at uw the farmer or ■ ------ Frtd Mrs. Fred home of- '' his daughter. ty. He eras was 80 Ludlow. In that cltyHe bom in In Johnsyears of age. He was bom town township son of Milton and Lydia GasklU. He spent nearly all hi* life on the farm where he waa bom. moving to Batlie Creek seven years ago. His wife died Jan, 13 1M1. Besides the I daughter at whose home he died he is survived by another daughter. Mrs. Floosie Nelson and by a son. ’ Clayton Gaskill, both of Battle 1 MARTIN CORNERS (Last Week's Letter) The children of the Martin school recently gathered 15 sacks of milkweed pods needed by the army, tar which they should be heartily commended, as ours 1s a small school, and It Involved a lot of hard work. * Mrs. DeVries and the scholars of the Martin school enjoyed a Halloween skating party at Reid's resort. The Fisher and Algonquin schools were also there to enjoy skating. ★ We are snrry to hear that Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Wceks have sold their farm In our district to a party from Muskegon, We surely hope- they find a new home near, as we would surely hate to lose these good neighbors and frtends from our vicinity. * Mr. and Mra, Merle Varney and famlly who have been living In Coots Grove the past few months, have moved back in the district and are living In his mother's Mrs. Lou Varneys' house, and Jackie and Shirley Varney are enrolled at the Martin school. ♦ No school Monday afternoon, as our teacher. Mrs. Alice DeVries attended the funeral of a neighbor and friend In Haslings. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Fay Demond and family are planning to move into the house in Coats Grove vaI cated bv Mr. and Mra. Merle Varney and family. * William Cogswell I and daughter Ruby were Tuesday This letter should have been writ­ ten a long time ago. but for several *J*ht ° reason* has been delayed until now. one great-great grandchild Of course, the Navy finds a great deal for us to do to keep us busy, and my spare time has been occuKl in writing Mrs. Fry. who has a little trouble since our new baby arrived. His name ta Gregory John and he Is strong and healthy. 'SF’SLS*” “ Mr ■ 2=L'^^1LSS!S*~.'S!1.S coverv."* Miss Mildred Gaskill and Naturally, we're very, proud of him. How are Mra- Groofi and Dick? I , her elas«mate Miss Genevieve Meof Wil*• *— suppose he ta as active in his troop HICKORY CORNERS as ever. You must have already held ,the Lloyd Gaskill home- * Mr. and 1 your fall potluck, haven't you? I'm „un <■>> in- >.iih nf .ixnuary. Robert Burdick, seaman 2nd class Mrs. Dan Hall of Hastings called on | :orry I can't be there to enjoy work­ 'dw/X-d °-8N' depot, Yorktown. Va.. was Mr. and Mrs Albert Lee Saturday I ing in Scouting with you. but I ~Xdtkrirmarried N ot . 5 at 7:15 P. M. to guess well have to finish this other afternoon. , big Job. This is probably trite by ■<>uri «t thotfk«. in th«, Elma Gilllstle at Warm Springs, now. but when I see what war de..of H».tin<., .rtd «••««* • *»P7' Va. Mr. and Mrs, Burdick will ar- DURFEE h"’.h7 Jill .-““Ji .f iid rtVe 1Mt Of »*»« week fOr a few mands of these boys. I un thankful 1 <■( **ii (Last Week s Letterl that so many of them have iud . «lay«' visit wiPi his parents, Mr. The East Baltimore Project class Scout training- The knowledge of at Ira.i t-.r.tr da,, yrlot to ui<l: and Mrs Lee Burdick and brother, met at the Community room for llving In toe open Is worth a great c xRlchsrd. * Pfc. Dwight Hitchock. their first lesson Thursday. * Mrs I deni, but still more imnortanl is the , ability to cooperate with others— to work together as a team. I know from what I have seen here that there is no better way in which a । Scoutmaster can spend his time than to teach boys to live the Scout I Onto and law. i After eight weeks in rather intenTREAT YOUR CAR TO she indoctrination al Quonset REGULAR CHECKUPS! Point. Rhode Island, we were given , a few days' leave, then sent to this I Naval Air Station- at St. Simons Island. Georgia. We are leaving chonics keep your here to be ‘ Fighter Directors"—offi­ cers who use the information given cor in top condition, bv our Radar to direct fighter pilots for more efficient In the interceptions of enemy bombera before they can unload their service, for added bombs. Well be in the thick of it mileage on fuel and in a few months. Early Ln November we go to California for training in tires! Start it off landing ojx-ratlons, I really enjoyed that afternoon and right for fall driving evening at the lake with you and with a thorough Mrs. Groos and Dick. Please say . Hello to them for me Also give my servicing. ' regards to the other men. because 1 T probably won't have time to write them. , Sincerely yours. Lyle Fry' LAKESIDE HAMMERS CARPENTERS LEVELS be organized at this time and will be Pack 106 The Klwanls Clu$> la sponsoring the new drive for more cub dens, believing that the best curator de­ linquency is to prevent IL Tlie Cub program keeps the ac­ tive boy usefully employed in his leisure time, establishes fine prin­ ciples and develops a high type of everyday living. _ __________ GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS Tables. Porcelain kitchen table. GOOD WAGES PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY Beca SOME JOBS OPEN F0R YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING All applicants mush qualify under the new war there listen warm manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted and BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT tione hasn Yes, TERMS: CASH, PROPERTY TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED EMPLOYMENT OFFICE FOR. HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY Bessmer, Propx y C. M. HAMMOND. Chrk KW■«y. I �THE HASTINGS BANNRB> THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IB, IMS NASHVILLE land Mrs. Cart Tuttk. A Bom to ICLOVERDALE 1 Mr. and Mr*. Elmer FI-1— -• 1-»—*•- • Pennock hospital, not. 11 : David Edward. Conaratul to the children CEDAR CREEK morning nt Mra. DeWitt s con • Last Week's Letter) Morford of Delton. A Lt. and Mrs. David May of Chicago spent a few days last week with ^ite ulece, Mra. Friday by the their daughter, Her condlUon su at the Kenyon home Sunday. Mrs. Gordon Thompson entcrthe Shultz Community club uraday, a nice crowd and a good cr. A Mrs. Ethel Horn ■ and . Grace Shoup visited their ste, Mrs. Maud Meyers at Grand plds from Friday until Bunday, ink Hom and Harry Shute visit-, there Sunday, the ladles re­ ing home with them. A Jerry went to Battle Creek ly to spend a week with his rr. A Mr. and Mra. Donald AUCTION SAL In order to settle the Eat. of Wm. Gillespie oh auction i A Mr. and Mra. Floyd'Mid Mrs. Lammera spent Sunday Wllklhscm of Cadillac called oil with Mr. and Mr*. Ike> Trtetram laje of Delton on mltted to m*k>r surgery. A The Rev. Mr and Mrs Delos Flower Satur- of Kalamazoo A Mr and Mr* Arday. A Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nelaonldy Owen accompanied MY. and ton for the afternoon on the Bel­ and Mr*. H. R. Krieg and daugh­ of !K.lJn.z^were weekend guests Mrs George Eddy of Delton to the gian Congo, was Interestingly given ter.-, visited relatives in Detroit by Mrs. J. C. Pumiss antT Mrs. O. Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Bertha at Mr. and Mrs. Bam Gaibt A F«rm Buroau meeting at Ha*ting* Shepard. Co-hoslwe* were Mrs. Krteg. the .lev, Kriegs mother re­ Mtes Boaanna Real at Richland; last Wednesday eventog. Mrs Kd^y Uster Bonneville Saturday and Don Hinderletcr and Mrs. Jesse turned with them and will be their spent Monday with her grandpar- *** one of the ten delegates elect­ Bunday. A Mr. and Mra. Albert Garunger. A The annua! banquet ot guest until Thanksgiving. * Mr. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oeib. A rd to attend the State annual Warner of Guernsey lake spent । Commencing at 1:00 P. M. the following will be offered for sole: Bunday with Mr. and Mra. L. i Barry Co, M. E. A. waa held in | and Mrs. Ralph Heu and Mr. and । Nashville-Kellogg school on Wed­ Mrs. J. R. Smith are leaving today ilia n icw wtxej ui wtuuu i — .• .— ~ —™ -—-• Bishop. nesday night. The junior class i <Monday) for Ute north, deer hunt- her daughter, Mtes Emm* Johncock.. Edward Campbell have moved back । tog. A Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Vance served the dinner. The principal A Mrs. Harry Green and dsugh-1 to Gull take once more. A Mr. and DtLTON Jr, of Charlotte were Sunday dlnMra. Roy L. Petersen, daughterI I ner guest* of Dr. and Mrs. Vance. ter Barbara ot Bellevue spent a j Mrs John Lammers accompanied few days the past week with Mr.' by Mr *nd Mrv Ike AJlteon of Gull Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mott ar­ was hostess to the Nashville Gar­ । Br. A Mrs. Lulu Beedlc and Mra and Mrs. Arthur T^tiirop. A Mra. kke visited Eben Albertson at of rived home Saturday from Califor-I den club Tuesday, Nov. 8 Mrs. Ida Robert Becdle were Heatings visi­ Glenn Kahler, who 1* is HI. Ul. is belter batter Galesburg Sunday ftndny aftemotm. afternoon A A nl*. nJ* Her husband 8 S /Sgt. Roy Roy Peter1 I Wright was chairman. An inter- tors Saturday. * Mrs. O. Shaw of at thl* writing. A Mr. and Mrs U soon to be another oil oil sen L te now stationed L. in “ W.. Va. Vi and Mra. There 1* Mtlng discussion wm carried on Middleville vtelted her son Cl*r- Lyman WUkinson of A, Prairieville, — I rl—u t lln !' well Well started Ataet^d tn this thta ronanunlty nonarsunltv !■ taking talrlntf a — course enli—«a in in camouflage. navnm , of the different vines and plants ence Bitaw and family over the William Hayward of Delton and aoon. A Funeral advices were held | te Palmer suitable for winter culture. The weekend. A Mrs. Gertrude ------ r..-. —v-” Mb* Glori* Pennock of Lowell at the home for Louie Maier Sat- He will goon come to Michigan on : a ten-day furlough. A Mrs. Fred hostess served delicious refreshspending some time with her Clemence of Climax te spending the ——— - ------ ---®— ment*. A The Clover Leaf class met I daughter and family in the north. wert dinner gueste at Lester Mon-, urday week, with her sister. Mrs. Russell Friday night at the home of MrsMr* Palmer» mother, Mrs. Mary lea's. A Friends were sorry to port: in cedar Creek ceme- Mott while Mr. Mott is hunting in Edna Cole. This was the annual Abbey, is staying in the home of learn that Grandpa Dwight Van raid .r son. F. in Hastings. The have northern Michigan. A Mr*. Blanche Hom suffered a stroke last Thurs *ry-- bgreaved ones ------- ---------election of officers nnd about 35 her " A. * Abbey * Richards and ner daughter. Mrs. Dorr Webb te a patient in day. We hope for him a very the aympathy of all members were present. The fol-1 Mrs M Harold Lowe of Nile* spent the I hospital Hastings. A Miss speedy recovery. A Mr. and Mr*. lowing officers were elected: Pres., Pennock “ — ••• weekend with her aon and daugh­ Mrs. Nellie Brum: VimF-PreA, Mrs. Effa Dean and George Denn moved Arthur Lathrop attended the fu- SOUTH SHULTZ ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Clare . tana wee* from >h*lr Lana nzner; Pteher; ov, Sec, mra. Mrs. tin. Ella o«rOar­ neral of George Green of Na«h-1 (La*t Week's Letter) 2 chard* in Jackson. A Mr. and linger; Trees linker: --------- . Mrs. Rose Smith town and are nicely located in their ville last Bunday. A A very lovely; Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hom to comrs. Charles Beck of Galesburg, and Mrs. Grace Brum teacher. A home in ths village. A Mr. and blrthday dinner wa* served at the1 pany with Mr. and Mra. Clifford The Harvest Harvest’ Home supper of the Mra. Dewey Jones were in Battle home of Mr. and Mra. Earl Gates,; Kahler attended the Farm Bureau visited her brother-in-law and ste- 1 ter. Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Durkee Evangelical church will be held at Creek Sunday calUng on friend*, in honor of Mrs. Cha*. Kingsbury, meeting Wednesday night at the and son David. A Mr. and Mrs. , the church Friday. Nov. 19 at 6:30 | ------------"• • who was wt. 79 .­ years old. Gueste pres- I. O. O. F. hall in Hastings. A Bert John Adams are spending the week o’clock. A carefully planned pro- DlIRFTE — — *1 Mr. ineir daughter. aau„nMT. Mrs. MrB Glenn Ulcim ent were ?.... nnd Mra Charles oook of Kalamazoo went Saturday, with their Kf*™-1,1' Ed luce, rerry amKh. Chu. Kingsbury, y. Mr and Mrs Earl with his rrxndd*ugh&r.MraL®cy i.Williams William* and and three three children children at at the the . Mr. Kiu*u!*ujsoUm *" Oates, Mr. r.Earl. and Mr. Mra.and Bertllrt Cheteon O'Connor. A Wendell Kenyon of 1i * w.MK. Kellogg atWaSklSd Gull lake Lyle Battle Creek vtelted hto p^nts, r and >3S. Farm WUtard and son EarL ----------------------ner Friday night. Those nresent, nortn defr hunting._________ Albert Monica ionics of Kalamazoo Kalamazooand ----- ..... Mr....... and Mrs Alva ..... Kenyon ---------------------Sator- > two children of Plainwell called D?rCandrMHL W?^ Vance ’and M?:' FOB VICTORY BUY WAB BONDS Mr. and Mra. Glen Sleight. A The! day and Ronald Kenyon and fam- cm their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Hughes Sunday. A daughter, Carol Am?. was bom to MrAand Mrs. Clyde Norhute tn i Sin nock hospital, Thursday mom- i K and passed away that evening, uch sympathy is extended to Uie parents in their bereavement. A Keith, Kenneth and Kendall Wil­ liams, Gull lake spent from Thurs­ day night until Sunday night with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, while their mother. Mrs. Glenn Williams visited Mr. and Mra. Elwyn Hayward near Hustings. A Mrs Elsie Horton en­ tertained the Dettori* Inland Lakes Garden club at her home Thursday afternoon A Plans were made for TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. toe annual Christmas party which will be held at the home of Mrs. Roger Williams the 2nd Thursday in , December. A Mr. and Mrs. Max Reynolds, Herman Reynold*. Rog­ er Williams and Russell Boulter: Leslie Williams. Hastings. Glenn Williams. Gull lake, and Kenneth | Dewey. Cressey, left Thursday night for Newberry, where they will hunt LORREN COPPOCK. Auctioneer MILT LEINAAR, CM deer for ten days. Mrs. Bertha Adams received a letter Friday from Mrs. David Shcperd who is spending the winter at Safety Harbor. Fla. She left Delton ___ ____________________________________________ ■ Tuesday morning and arrived to ..... Florida .u* Thursday inursaay and ana te « having/a navin;; u \ ----------------------------------------------3. BANN[R WAHT ADVJ< BR|HG RESUUS fine time. A Mrs. Wayne Waite/ of Augusta te working in the, ixwt office while George Leonard'!* on n deer hunting trip. / SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1943 HOUSEHOLD GOODS Cof. Wash stand. Table 2' x 5'. Table 2' x 2*. Couch. 4 rocking chain. Kalamazoo Heater No. 60. 2 rocking chain. 2 straight chain. Table 2' x 2'. China closet. Clock. 3 beds and springs. 2 dressers. 2 mattresses. Assorted lot of dishes, pans, etc. A lot of dishes and knives and forks, etc. ». . Kalamazoo range. Table 2' x 2'. Table 2' x 4'. 7 straight chairs. Dining room table. PICTURE 2 rocking chain. Lot of old cash. TOOLS, MACHINES AND MISC. ARTICLM Buck saw. Hay rdke. 3 ladders. Axe. 20 bushel crates. Lawn mower. 100 bags. Corn sheller. Lot of small tools. 14 Sq. Class C 3-1 shingles, Asphalt. 3 Sq. roll roofing. FARM PRODUCTS 10 ton hay. 50 bushels cedi. 40 bushels oats. 12 barrels. 300 gallons of vinegar. Leon W. Nichols, Admr. = AUCTION SALE On account of the death of Lewis Maier the estate will dispose of the personal prop­ erty at public auction at the farm located 9 miles south of Hastings on Camp Ground Road to Doud School and one mile east. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1943 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP OFFERING THE FOLLOWING. HORSES Brown Mare, 1600 lbs. , Grey mares, wgt. 1600 lbs. Old Grey mare. New Double harness, 2 yrs. old. CATTLE Why does this empty room postpone the Axis’ doom ? Because the radio's going, lights But when you help save elec­ wartime conservation, And that is are on, a heater is glqwing—when tricity, you help save the man­ why you are asked to conserve there's no one there. No one tn power. fuel, transportation and electricity wherever you can. listen, to read, to bask in friendly materials by which electricity is warmth. Il's a room of waste— and iixrafe icon’f win tears! But electricity hasn't been ra­ made.- You help shorten the war. That is why our Government good eyesight against bad light, or lock up your appliances, or silence. . your radio. Go on using electricity tioned, yo.n say. That’s right, it —coal, petroleum, transportation, for essential purposes. But don't hasn't. Isn’t there plenty of it? gas, electricity, communications waste it. Use what you need — Yes, there is. and water — to co-operate for but need what you use. 1109 power HOGS 7 feeder pigs, wgt. 125 to 1,50 lbs. SHEEP No ont^expecls ypu to gamble has asked seven major industries tonsumERS Red and White cow. Red and White heifer. Red Cow. Red and White caw. Bull calf, 8 months old. tompnnv 28 Ewes. 1 Buck. HAY AND GRAIN 1000 crates of corn, part old. 100 bu. new Oats. 100 bu. old Oofs. 40 tons mixed Hay. 200 bu. wheat. FARM MACHINERY Grain binder. Good canvde. Manure spreader. Side delivery rake. Double Cylinder hayloader. Steel Wheel wagon and taek. . 3 See. spring tooth drag. 2 hone cultivator (walking). Mowing machine. Grain drill. Oliver 99 walking plow. Platform scales. Corn sheller. 3 rolls barb wire fence. Grindstone. 50 crates. Cross cut saw. Quantity of small tools. Forks, shovels and bam tobls. Other articles too numerous ts mention. TERMS: Cash day of sale, no property removed until settled for. ESTATE OF LEWIS MAIER HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer EANttT �THE HABTINC8 BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IB, IMS most of the serious troubles which demand a remedy. Most of these moderate users of stimulants feel that, because they do not over-indulge, they have a right to drink liquor tn moderation, luor ScU- and that punishment of the abusets of tliat right, not denial of their rights, is the remedy. If the We are all pleased that the local saloon element become obnoxious in option campaign in Barry county carrying an their business, as they was carried on with such good tem- did when Die county, state- and na­ Kand falmeaa on both aide*. The tion voted dry. then these moder­ 5 margin against the proposition ate drinkers may turn against them win. and should be. accepted as nnd vote to banish the traffic, as showing that the majority do not they have done in Uie post. believe that local option is the so­ These moacrate-artnjtera did not lution of the liquor problem In Bar­ like prohibition when It became dif­ ry county. Neither is the present, i ficult or Impossible for them to get beer-parlor a satisfactory answer. । liquor only from bootlegger*. There It would seem that now Is the time I is nothing to be gained oy arguing for a free expression of what folks I about why the moderates turned think should be done to remedy the i against prohibition. We had better admitted evils of the beverage uses I accept it as a fact that they did it; ' of alcoholic Mquors. Some one has' also the fact that there are not said that "Drinking prevents think - enough total abstainers to bring a—some day thinking will prevent prohibition back again. * iking." With the hope that oth- 1 What is the wise thing to do 1 era will do the same, the writer under such circumstances? Would a will express his views. system of rigid control, rather than I In the election. I voted for local prohibition, seem best at this time. i option, not because I thought that If we honestly wish to minimize the i county-wide prohibition would solve admitted evils of the liquor prob­ i the difficult liquor problem, but be- i lem? In tlie writer's Judgment Uie I cause I could never Justify my ac- present beer-parlor method of con­ 1 tion If I voted approval of any trol is a sorry failure—it is worse l state, county or municipality lice-ns- i than Uie old-time saloon. Its evil i Ing of selling liquor by any system effect in luring the young Into , or plan which allows individuals to drinking habits are far more se­ I profit from such sales. Th^t I be- I rious than the saloon which R rei lleve to be wrong In nrinciple. vic- 1 oloccd. The lioura when purchases 1 ous—dangerous in practice. That can be made are framed for the system puts a constant tempta­ nurooae.of increasing rather than tion on the seller to increase decreasing the volume of sales. 1 his personal gain by selling to Whoever ulanned the beer-parlor I persons who. for the good of system must have considered that I the community, ought not to buy of drinking liquor as a beverage is a him—such os minors, persons who habit that ought to be formed, and . drink to excess, or those whose fam­ that the more of it consumed the ilies need the money which the hus­ better for society. band and father spends for liquors. Cun we learn from the experience Under the license system, the sel- of other nations in dealing with the lets are privileged to sell drinks or traffic in alcoholic liquors? We know ' bottles of liquor, which the buyers that most of Canada and all of I consume in tlie beer parlors, and Sweden at one time In recent his­ | then go out in their nlghpowered tory had prohibition and then dbsr cars often to injure or kill people ( carded it as we have done. What are ) cn • our highways, and become a they doing about it now? menace to safe driving on our public ' Both countries, when they aban­ ■ roads Or their drinking habits may doned prohibition, evidently con­ rob their families of adequate sup- I cluded that they would not license | port and their children of a fair individuals to sell liquor for their | chance in life. Or these drinkers ! individual profit. They also ended may over-indulge and appear on the streets lacking control of them- liquor is sold by the glass or other­ eclvqs. and becoming disgusting, wise. in both countries the liquor loathsome specimens of humanity. sellers are government employees, Or the liquor they drink may send and Uie places where it is sold ore them out in an unbalanced mental owned and controlled bv the gov­ condition, which might result in ernment. Both require that the li­ | a tragedy. quor be sold by the bottle, package I Why should men be licensed to 1 or case. wheUicr beer, wine or hard I make a profit an sales of liquor to I Liquors; and that it must not be । persons who may and often do do i consumed on the premises when I such wrongs to society? Can there I fold. Canada punishes the buyer if be any excuse for licensing men to ; be breaks the government seal on I sell, fpr their Individual profit, a the bottle, package or case before product that can and does produce le readies his own home. Sweden I such results? When one thinks of increases the salary of its employee who sells liquor in proportion as surprising that so many feel that hi.v sales decrease. 1 traffic In alcoholic liquors should be j The Canadian nnd Swedish lawn prohibited give the man who feels that it is 1 One thing that advocates of ban- ' his right to drink liquor if he choo­ ; ishlng the traffic are apt to forget ses the chance to buy it. take it I Li the fact that the majority of the home, and drink it. If he gets in­ toxicated he is punished if the offi­ ‘ they were the problem would not cers learn about it. Those who are be so difficult. Another thing which known as excessive drinkers are not I U quite apt to be overlooked is Uie permitted to buy al the government fact that tjie great majority of Iquor store. They must get it of । drinkers do/not drink to excess. A xjotleggers. if at all. and Canada i relatively small minority .of those j s not gentle in dealing with loggers. | who use,,alcoholic beverages cause I Tliere Li no individual profit for PUBLIC FORUM UNCLE SAM NEEDS YOUR HELP SAVING WASTE PAPER THE NEED IS CRITICAL.. SAVE YOUR PAPER .. IT WILL HELP OUR FIGHTING MEN Every scrap of paper is vitally needed, to make cartons and containers to send supplies and fighting materials overseas. You are urged to help by saving old newspapers, old magazines and ordinary household waste. Be paper conscious, don't let one piece of paper get away.. 3 Ways To Dispose of Paper 1 BRING IT TO THE WHITE BUILDING ON THE CEN­ TRAL SCHOOL GROUNDS. 2 HAVE IT READY IN BUNDLES FOR THE SCHOOL PUPILS TO PICK UP THURSDAY AFTERNOON. ' '. 3 - ■ ■ IF THE REGULAR PICK-UP SQUAD MISSES YOU, CALL 2224 AND A SPECIAL COLLECTOR WILL BE SENT. BECAUSE OF LIMITED PICK-UP, STORAGE AND BAIL­ ING FACILITIES, THE SCHOOLS WILL HANDLE OLD NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES ONLY. IT WILL ALSO HELP GREATLY IN THE COLLECTION AND HANDLING, IF THE PAPERS AND MAGAZINES ARETIED IN BUNDLES. MONEY DERIVED FROM THE SALE OF THIS PAPER WILL BE USED BY THE SCHOOL FOR THE RED CROSS OR IN SUPPORT OF OTHER PROJECTS WHICH WILL AID THE WAR EFFORT. THIS WAR-TIME APPEAL SPONSORED BY F MICHIGAN CARTON CO. Battle Creek, Michigan GET IN THE SCRAP BY SAV­ ING SCRAPS! the government salesman. He lias no temptation to Increase his businee by enoouraging anyone to drink liquor. Would some such plan be a good substitute for our present local op­ tion law, which means either attempting to enforce prohibition un­ der great difficulties, or having the beer-parlora, with their long hours and opportunity to Increase profits by increasing sales? No person has a right to demand that we hove laws that give him the right to buy­ liquor by the gUsa or bottle for himself or his friends and drink it on Uie premises where he makes the purchase. Would Barry county prefer the Canadian plan to our beet-parlor system? I believe it would be far preferable to our beer-parlor system, and that living in this county would be safer and more enjoyable if we hod it. I know 1 would like to vote for it. We will all concede that control of liquor drinking U a difficult problem. Some time I feel sure it will be solved, because I believe that mankind, under the providence of Ood. la destined to reach a far higher and happier existence on this earth. I believe in progress. I belfcve the use of alcoholic liquors for beverage purposes is an enemy ot progress, taucauon ana ngnt thinking will help us on the upward climb. Much can be accomplished in the home, the achool and the church to promote sane and temper­ ate living, which I believe will lead all of us to understand tliat Uiere is no real need for alcoholic bever­ ages, M L. Cook DELTON Last Week's Letter Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Reed of Stratton. Neb., who have been spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. la-on Pennock nnd Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, left Friday morning for Columbus. Ohio, where they will spend several weeks with their daughter and family. * Mr. and Mrs George Frcderickaon uro the parents of a son. Joel Douglas, who was bom in Pennock hospital, Has­ tings Tuesday morning Nov. 2. ★ Ma. Belle- Shepard who has been spending a few weeks with Mrs Alice Collins left early Tuesday morning, for Safety Harbor, Fla., where she will spend tlie winter. * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reed Stratton. Neb.. Mr* Helen Pennock and Mra. Bertha Adams called on Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Williams and family at the W. K. Kellogg Fann Wednesday afternoon.' Mr. and Mrs Llewellyn Erb and family have moved to Kalamazoo. * Mra. Kathryn Mott left recently for Valentine. Artz where her husband is stationed. * Mr. and Mra. Clair Reimolds and family of Chicago tqient from Friday until Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mra. Herman Reynolds. Mrs. Reynolds accompanied them home where she will remain while her husband U on a deer hunting trip in the upper peninsula. * Mr. and Mra. Roger Williams entertained the following guerxtx at a party Saturday night: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Williams of the W. K. Kellogg Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hayward. Hastings and Mr. and Mns Max Reynolds. Mr. ana Mrs. Willard Waters and children of Plainwell called on her parents Mr and Mra. Fred O. Hughes Sunday evening. ★ Mr. nnd Mra. Ralph Starring and children of Hickory Corners were supper guests of Mr. and Mra.-Leon Pen­ nock Saturday evening. * Mra. Clara Good U a patient in the Os­ teopathic hoepl taJ in Battle Creek where ahe underwent an operation last Thursday. * Mr. and Mra. Will Mills of Hope Center have purchased the George Payne house on Ekut Orchard St. They moved in last Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. Rog­ er William* visited their parents Mr. and Mra. Leslie Williams and family near Freeport Sunday after­ noon. * Mr. and Mra. Raymond Wlxnewskt have moved from tlie Clifford Kahler cottage to the Mar­ ietta cottage. Mr. and Mra. Mason Norwood of Kalamaaoo visited Mr. and Mra. Marshall Norwood Sunday afternoon and evening. * Mra. LaVera Quick and daughter Norma. Mrs. Jennie I vons and son Albert Lvons of Banfield called on Mrs. Mary Dorter Friday afternoon. * Mrs. Fred O. Hughes. Mra Roger Williams. Mrs Max Reynolds nnd Mrx. Marshall : Norwood were tn Hastings Wednesday. Mrs. Norwood called on her sister-in-law Mrs Leon Doster. * Miss Caroline Solomon of Knlnmatoo spent the weekend at her home , here. MILO Last Week's Letter The achool children and their teacher. Mm. Saunders recently gathered 25 bushels of milkweed pods and have them hanging on the fence as Instructed. The money they will receive from them will be wed for the hot lunch project. ★ Mra. Stella Barber of Richland was railing on friends in the commun­ ity. Friday. * Mr. and Mra. Laurel Garrison who are living in Hastings for the winter, spent Wednesday and Saturday here. * The Home­ coming which wna held at the church Sunday whs very well at­ tended. There were no former pas­ tors present but wc were very glad to have the Rev. and Mrs. Bnllock from near Hickory Corners Guests were present from Kalamazoo. Richland. Hastings. Grand Rapids. Battle creek and Augusta. Six more stars were dedicated on our service flag, making a total of 25 stars. * Mrs. Herbert VanStrmln snent two days last week In Kalamazoo look­ ing after her brother's business * Several people In the community attended The F.FA. fair at the I»lton school. Friday evening. Tlie exhibits and program were very fine. SOUTH THORNAPPLE Last Week's Letter Charlie Andler and uncle John Andler of Yankee Springs' were bl Grand Rapids -Thursday. * Mr. and Mra. Rov Nash spent RaUudny night and Sunday tn Grand Rapids with his brother and family. * Mrs. Francis Oliver returned home Fri­ day after spending several days with her sister and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Mason and little Dorothy. While there site had her teeth ex­ tracted nnd had quite a serious time. * Grace Nichols called on the Martindale familv And Mr. and Mra John Andler lost piuraday. MARRIAGE LICENSES Julius Crans. Middleville............... 3fi Vada Glover. Middleville - .35 BUY WAR BONDS IMPORTANT! Since the announcement was made last week of the opening of a FROZEN FOODS STORAGE PLANT FOR HASTINGS AT AN EARLY DATE Reservations Are Coming in Fast! The experience in other cities would indicate that we will have an overflow of subscriptions before the opening date. Don’t wait if you are interested! Reservations .are being taken at the Strand Theatre, Hastings until further notice. * NO RESERVATIONS MADE BY PHONE HASTINGS FROZEN FOOD STORAGE COMPANY � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-11-25.pdf 7614446bdbd2214357ed49180f68ed98 PDF Text Text HILF BEAT INFLATION— BUY BONDS The Hastings Banner BIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR SECTION ONE—FACES 1 to 8 Bruce Windes Doing His Bit to Rid Barry County of Red Foxes On /Aw ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆ Home Front To the boys on front lines. Navy, Marines. Air Forces. Basic training center*. WACi. WAVE**. Nurses and Doctors, each and everyone of you Thanksgiving Greetings to ah I November with Its crisp winds tell's us winter Is Just around the corner. The deer hunters who made their year's trip 'although short of gss and tires! nave managed some­ how. Word back says it's cold and | they have plenty of snow. Our farmers have about accomRUshed their task for another year. rip was hard to get and the wom­ en did their part outdoors as well As in the home. .The barns are all again well filled The fruit and veg­ etables In the basement will sure help with the rationing stamps and wc can give more to the armed time: For the men and women wherever they are; For those on the production line*, for a frpe na­ tion and a determined splfit to re­ main that. way. ■With their thanks goea a prayer that we may find a way to end Now with the assistance of the parents. I will try to give you some item about eaeli of our boys who have gone from Coats Grove. Clarence Steiner was one of the first to leave. He spent about three years In lervicc and won two med­ als He has been given an honorable discharge and returned back to work to help do his bit. Donald Chase was less than one year in service and has alio been given an honorable discharge He is working at Hastings Manufactur­ ing Co. Wedding Bells are ringing. Cong ratulatknA and best wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chase. Robert Seese. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H Seesc. has been going places. Enlisting in the Army Air Corps last September, he was called for active duty January 27. He took his Basic Training nt Miami Beach Florida. From there he was sent to Clemson College. 8. C- and after graduation to Nashville. Tenn, where he was classified as a pilot. From there to Maxwell Field, Ala. for training and on to Moody Field Georgia, where he was promoted to Adjutant Cadet Officer. “Bob” is now In Tyndall Field. Florida, only one fourth mile from the Gulf of Mexico. He says he is still wearing summer underwear and that the gnats are as thick as ever. He says don’t forget the boys in service are busy and appreciate let­ ters from friends back home. Ad43-48 Aviation Cadet Det. ' Tyndall Field. Florida . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brisbin have three Mars In the window Don was the first to go and Is stationed tn the Southwest Pacific. The weather is warm and swimming fine. Glen is now in Italy. He has been In England. Iceland and Africa. Glen is sure going places Kenneth is In Fort Des Moines. Iowa. His wife and baby are with him. / A long letter from Kenneth Demond tells us he is located at Scsrtt Field with 40 000 students. KeowHh 1* taking radio at the school for Air Cadets. They have a ashedule of classwork which starts at 4:30 a. in. and goes through until noon. The second class to 7 p.m. The third and last to 2 ajn. He *ay* he must pass eighteen words a minute before graduation. We know Kenneth will make good. Edward Brinker is a Sl/c, hopes soon to be a coxswain. Exact nature stationed at Bermuda. Ed has been the victim of a severe infection and fungus growth In his ear which has evidently slowed up the much coveted promotion. He hopes to get home after the first of tne year. Arthur Wood has been relieved of I active air duty for the time being I nt least and has been given an exeI cutive position at Berry Field. He I is the direct representative of Ferry I Hear.iuarters Command, receive* I the orders for planes from Brittan. I China, and Russia. Is responsible I for securing the planes and crews I and getting them started to their I proper destinations He has an aaI slstant, two secretaries and two enI listed men to help him. But as the I Job has no precedent and is beihg I organized by him he is a pretty busy man. He spent ten days recently I renewing acquaintance with his I family In Lakeland. Florida. PartlcI ularly with his very blonde curly headed two year old son and eight year old daughter. % As Art attended Coots Grove I school and drove horse and buggy to Hastings High school, it sure I shows some contrast in our transportatlon methods Address: Lieut Arthur Wood 20th Ferry Group Berry Field, Nashville. Tenn. Don Townsend. who has been In service about a year writes from I Fort McClellan that the weather there through the middle of the day I is warm enough to go without a jacket, but that he would give the weather and the whole state of Alabama thrown in Just to be again I in Michigan upper peninsula for I these two weeks' deer hunting. He says to wish those who do go “Good Luck.” for him. Incidentally his ndI L I I I I 14 FACES—2 SECTIONS Son Returns to Present 4-H CLUBS SHOW ARMY OFFICER WAS Native J nr FATALLY INJURED Army-Navy "E” Award A SMALL PROFIT if Bnxe Windes. whose farm is on the HastingS'Mlddieville road on the north aide of the river, about 2 ‘i mile* this side of Middleville Is surely doing his bit toward rid­ ding Barry county of foxes, which have become a veritable peM in many sections of thi» state, in eluding Barry He began trapping them last month, and ao far has 12 perfectly good red for pells to prove that he knows how to get them. Hl* barn Is located on a high jwlnt on • mini, He nr ocia xucir his farm. sets his trap* where he can see them with a spy glass from the barn; to he does not need to walk to his trap* to find out what luck he has had. When he goes to the bam In the morning to do his chores, his field glasi will reveal quickly what success he has had. 514 4-H MEMBERS GET AWARDS FOR COMPLETING WORK Calvin Florio Named All-Around Co. Champion Barry County 4 H club* .com­ pleted their county 4-H Achieve­ ment date* for the summer 4-H club program with over 500 mem­ bers. parents and friends in attend­ ance. Five hundred and fourteen members completed their work In 641 projects and received certifi­ cates and pin awards from the County Agricultural Agent's of­ fice marking their accomplishments. In spite of a year of farm labor shortage and the necessity of many rural war programs. 4-H club work in Barry county did not drop HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1943 !. ■» In An Automobile Accident In Prairieville Last Week , > An army officer was fatally in­ jured and another officer and an enlisted man slightly hurt, when the army Jeep In which they were riding Monday skidded on the narrow highway in Prairieville township which separates upp*r and lower Crooked lakes The car plunged down the embankment in­ to the lake. The scene of the ac­ cident was about two mite* south of Prairieville village. Neither the sheriff* office nor the coroner were notified, and those officers only information about the acci­ dent was the account of It published tn the newspapers late the follow­ ing day. Michigan law* require that one of the above county offi­ cer* be notified when such an acci­ dent occur*. Probably because all four men riding in the jeep were from Fort Custer, it did not occur to the three of them who escaped serious injury, that civil authori­ ties would be concerned; or they may Iiave been to wrought up over the fatality that it did not occur to them to call the sheriff or coro ner. Not until the Banner of last week was printed were we able to gel the detail* of thia accident Lieut. Chas. B- Andrews, of Bes- I ...... — ___ __ Paid Premium* and Expense* Have a Small Cash Balance The Barry County 4-H Club* made a good showing for their first fair, which was held test August. They paid all expends, paid the Eniuma, and have a balance of 71 cash on hand, as ihown by County Agent Foster's report to the board of supervisor*. Under the circumstance* it will be conceded that this is a creditable re»ult. There was no admission fee to enter the grounds. There were week*. His wife whom he married । about six months ago at Laramie. । Wyo.. had been living at the- Post Tavern in Battle Creek. He te the third member of hte familly to die (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) । WAYS TO CONSERVE NATURAL GAS ir FORMER NASHVILLE FUEL SlIIMflOR EASESSLIGHTLY COUNTY GOES 20 PER CENT OVER IN U. W. F. DRIVE HASTINGS WOMEN'S CLUB OBSERVES 50TH ANNIVERSARY SAXON-WOODLAND GAME TO OPEN CAGE SEASON DEC. 3 Address: Cpl. Don Tbwnscnd Co B. 12th Bm 8th Regt. Fort McClellan. Alabama lows with two more games being Cleon Smith is now an engineer­ added later. ing officer at Gowen Field. Idaho. Dec. 3—Woodland, here His work is interesting os he assists Dec. ID-Ionta. there in keeping the plane* in flying con­ Dec. 17—Belding, there dition. Mrs. Smith joined her hus­ Jan. 7—Ionia. here band In September. She now is as­ Jan. 8—Allegan, here sistant in a Doctor's office. Jan. 14 Allegan there Fred cole is home with an honor­ Jan. 21—Greenville, here able discharge Bob Cole has left Jan. 29—Middleville, there the states, destination is unknown. Feb. 4—Charlotte, here Our girls arc also busy. Doris Feb. 11—Greenville. there Coats spent the summer helping at Feb. IB—Belding, here Feb 25—Charlotte, there tlngs Manufacturing Co. Evelyn Townsend after gradua­ NOTICE tion from HJL8. went to Grand, Christmas Bazaar and cafeteria Rapids for Nurses Training. Supper at Pint Methodist church Nina Brisbin left her work tn a I on Dec. 9. S to 7. (Continued on Page 5. Bee. 1.) > Adv. 13-2 Harry Saari Sunday Noon Accidentally Shot Himself. Harry Scare. 16. was accidentally shot in the shoulder Sunday a little after noon. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William E Sears, who live on Hastings Route 1. He has been cutting wood on the farm of Emest Fifleld on section 7. Rutland town­ ship. He took the gun with him into the woods that day. While on the way to the house for dinner he tripped and fell in such a man­ ner as to discharge the shot gun. the load striking him In the should- -Hnr Trick. tor Old CMte" te announced, as the subject of the County RATION ☆ AT A GLAM group*, by agent. Margaret Harris, assistant state TO DISCUSS FARM INCOME TAX REPORTS sss ofe zation. Foster attributes this sue- ..... cess to the interest and work of 63 I KJ A Al L|E*[\f IT local club leaden over the county . |v] Il IB IIlAI/J II and the value and interest of farm | ’ ****^*r«r ■■ Supply Not Abundant; youth in the work. Dr. Emory W. Morris Is Careful U«c Essential r Admiral George II. Rock. Construction Corp*. U. 8. Navy, Rs Calvin Plorla of Delton was [ Chosen Presidon* of In the past two week*, specific named all-around-county 4 H Cham-1 red from 1929 until retirement In 1933 as Chief Constructor and way* for conserving electricity and Kellogg Foundotion pion for the 1943 year. Calvin has .coaj have been outlined so that the carried 29 projects over a 6 year w Morrl, who ------- ---------------------------------------------- ------- ’ roplc tn Hastings and surrounding 4-H club career. One of his most! most j"“'"J *0° “Sv a member of the Navy Board for Production Awards. Born in Hastings nqmunity can better cooperate Dtog^whlch’he received *M7 9o‘lnK K^loM Foundation sine* the November 21. 1835. and an alumnus of Hasting* High School, Admiral 1 wit . —-------------------- ----------------------- -- ------- ---------------- ---------------- _itnXhe war conservation program h*’•*!*«* 37addl*? >n l[ death of Dr. Pritchard ’In n~i, _<u ........... ............................... _______ ____ Th W43 I"*"*.". from" 256 "muskrats ” V Ln of 11940. the' hoc, Rock‘ w, will “ officiate M a*.............. Presentation unicer Officer at. tne the award. #r of the AnnyArmyI Th1* aHifle presents ways and I mean* for conserving our not abun­ S?,b5“ h?,"125 ".’Sb?I" •—Ito.™ ta ... p™taU.n. u b. \ dant natural gas resources. or Srt “embS.. “ Ih , •«“ £>,’£“ I '""b" “ ““ »' “>* »“>!»«■ SUour.rUrlo, C.Wl, U„ , Natural gas is required for war production, home heating, waler "cognitl^ and^ honor ot ^being HMD*rUnr whothe rir*1 B<rT7 c<M,nty organization to earn thl* high honor, which thus heating and cooking. Current in­ named Barry County 4-H Cham­ George B. Darling, who i - ------ --- formation indicates that the sup­ pion also goes a 195.00 scholar- presidency a few weeks ---------------- --- cept a position with the National engaged Ln war production. ply of natural gas is limited. Pipe < Continued on page 3. Bee. 1) Research council at Washington. __ _____________ -—- - . D C. .>■ I / ■ • LAKE ODESSA LIONS CLUB Dr. Monda will continue as gen- , cured to add or enlarge delivery SPONSORS SCHUBERT SINGM& faoUititle* to bring to the point rounaauon since reoruary i. min. of mm all that is required for un­ _ poaewrt tar the Schu- restrained consumption. and has been a member of its board of Grand Rapids to be ___ ____ _ _ of trustees since July 20. 1936. Dr. This situation, is serious as was given in the Lake Odessa High soon recognized by the War Pro­ Pritchard, the first president of school auditorium on Friday eve­ duction Bo*rd who immediately that organization, and who did Dealer* Getting tn About ning. Dec. 3. with proceeds to be put into effect an order restrict­ most of the pioneering work which used for the benefit of Lake Odessa ing further gas house heating in­ gave It such a fine start, picked Enough Coal to CovdK boy and girl /scouts. Dr. Morris, then a practicing den­ stallations without express permis­ /Certificate of Neceasity tist in Battle Creek, to direct his sion from that Board. Now sup­ si--J\ efforts toward Interesting the den­ RUMMAGE SALE //' rvaea* plementing this restriction it is American Legion hall Dec. 2 and found necessary to ask for the tists of the Foundation area in coThe fuel situation here has ea^cd 3 Call Mrs Dan Lewis. 2420. Mrs voluntary conservation of gas used oparatlng with its health work. slightly during the past week, ac- i Mary Beach. 2776. or Mrs. S. B. in equipment installed prior to the Dr. Morris did his work so succording to Leon Bauer, chairman of Henry. 2443. If you have articles to war. the Barry County War Price and cctefully that he was given other donate. Legion Auxiliary, sponsor — With honest effort in this behalf Ration Board—that is. dealers have important assignments, as the area received Ju*t enough cool to cover increased to size and the scope of Its work was widened. Whatever Ls curtailing Its output through current certificate of necessity he undertook was always well done, our carlessnesr or thoughtlessness. needs without borrowing further NOTICE There are many ways for con­ from reserves belonging to local evidencing his clear perception of Taxpayers requiring assistance Ln serving our natural gas supply as what his task demanded and that Industries. filing Estimated Income Tax Dec­ outlined below. he had the executive ability to do However, the coal is being dis­ laration Due Dec. 15, 1943. 1. COOKING posed of in small lota as fast as it it succeufully. So his value to the A Deputy Collector will be locat­ a. Don't use the oven for kitchen is received and none of the dealers Foundation steadily increased—all ed at the Post Office. Hastings, heating. It is not designed for are being left with any reserves on of which shows that Dr. Pritchard Michigan, on November 29. 30. De­ (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) (Continued on Page 3. Sec. I.) hand. cember 1. 2. 3, 4. 1943. to assist tax­ So far. Mr. Bauer said, no family payers with the filing of the es­ has had to go without fuel—at least timated income tax return, due no one who has applied for cerUfl- | PROMOTED IN AIR CORPS cate of necessity haa been turned Bring a copy of your 1942 in­ down. (Roy J. White son of Mr. Joitn come tax return and an estimate of However, except for the voluntary White, R. 5. who Is now serving the following: co-operation given by the Hastings in the South Pacific area on Solo­ tl> Farmers and Businessmen reIce St Fuel. Hastings Lumber St mon Island has recently been proquring assistance on returns must Coal. Farm Bureau Service* and furnish the total Gross Income Smith Broa^ Velte & Co., in giving | the U. S. Army Air Corps. See story and Expense and Depreciation at certificate.^ of necessity preference in Home Front. time of applying to the Deputy over prior orden. there would have Hastingi City Exceed* Cbllectdr far aafcStance. The Mony Public Projects been a* great deal of hardship with FATALITY ENDS LITTLE deputy cannot take the time to Quota by 50 Per Cent manv families being left *'ln the Initiated by This Croup complete your Gross Income, ex­ GIRL'S LIFE * cold ” Cash receipts in the Barry county pense. and depreciation schedule. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Bauer pointed out. for ex­ War Chest ore *25.362 82 and. with latlon of Hastings numbered around (21 Estimated Income from all ample. that about 300 certificates of pledges received for future collec­ Kenneth Sanderson of tills city, 2500. a new club was launched in sources covering the entire calen ­ are mourning with them over the (Continued on Page 3. Sec. !.» tion. the total fund will pass the tragic deatli of Uiclr three-year-old dar year 1943 or the fiscal year our city, known as the Hastings Women's Club, with * membership 326.000 mark, putting the county daughter. Kay Rosalind, who ex­ 1943. more than 20% over ita quota. (3) An estimate of the income limited to forty. pired at Memorial hospital, Owosso. Mrs. Clement Smith (Frances Hastings City, under the spirited Monday afternoon kt 1:45, following and victory tax withheld by your leadership of Homer Smith, exceed­ severe bums-sustained when she ; employer for the entire calendar Wheeler), is given credit for orig­ ed its quota by approximately 50,%. backed into a tub of hot water last 1| year 1943 or fiscal year of 1943. inating the movement and inter­ Barry' Township. Including Delton. Saturday at the home of her grand- ।1 All taxpayers who filed an income esting the group of women who Leon Leonard. Chairman, exceeded parents. tax return for 1942 will receive the rthered in the parlor of Mr*. J. Goodyear's home on Jefferson ’ required forms and instructions from 55 Report to Coach Brozak Ha quota by 40%. The services were held in Owosso the Detroit office through the mall. street. Oct 18. 1893, to hear Mrs Thornapple, including Middleville. At First Practice Session Chairman. Glen Blake, exceeded ita £1:30 o’clock, yesterday. Wednes- Please Bring This Form With You. Irma T. Jones of Lansing, explain Fifty-five buys reported to Couch quota by a comfortable margin. At y. Nov. 24. at the Salem Luther­ , All other taxpayers *may receive the benefits to be derived from the Joe Brocak for the first practice the moment of going to press. Rut­ an church, with burial there. forms from their local Collector's new club movement for women just session Monday night. Seven of last land. Chairman Mrs. Harry Dunn, coming into being in the early 1890s. Little Kay was bom tn Hastings, office. year's high scoring Saxons are now is within 31.50 of ouota. and Wood­ June 28. 1940. and was the only • Hastings had several cultural Giles Kavanagh. Collector playing for Uncle Sam: Capt. Ray land. Chairman Karl Faul, needs child, a particularly beautiful and (Continued on Page 7. Sec. L.) By Joseph J. Thar. Kenyon. Duane Stamm. Dean Keel­ only 315 00 to "bust quota”. winsome little girl. Division Chief er and Dick Thomas In the Army Total cash receipts from the 16 and Ken Lane. Ted Banaah and Townships, exclusive of Hastings Bill Garrison in the Navy. BUI Bush city, are 36,587.63. or 73% of quota. is marking time before be too will John Coleman. Duane Ottosen. Capt. Harold Townsend, Keith Ayers. Harold Fuller. Mason Thom­ as and Geo. Brown are letter win­ ners from last year who are back. Also Morris Hili. Paul Myers. Larry Fuller. Richard Grable, Frank Bush Paul Benham. Utwrence Keeler and Phil Prandsen from last year's sec­ ond team. . The first game of the season will b« on Dec. 3 with Woodland here Extension Leaders Here Dec. 2 and 3 lings The cliange to the above dates, from thofe announced ear­ lier. was made necessary by the «hiftlng of specialists schedules MU Harris will show Uie leaders how to bring their clothes on hand ud to date bv changing sleeves, si. w« ... exiuuK U. w,e wur* ui, neckjln** and skirt fuUness. Many the 4-H dubs in livestock, crafts- homemaker* will find out of style --------• -etc. - --------------------------------manahip. But it did give thme I garment* of better materials than tn attendance an Idea of the regu­ can be purchased at present. These lar work of these dub* to Barn­ can be made into 1943 models by county. And it was well worth see- following the suggestions that will be given. It was thought wise not to have the usual Barry county fair this year, so the 4-H clubs took over and did well for their firat attempt. It seem* probable that a regular fair will not be held for the dura Lion. We hope the 4-H dub* will take the chance again In 1944. and that the people of Barry county will give them every encourage­ ment and. if it shall be thought MSC Specialist to Address wise to discontinue the regular fairs, let the 4-H boys and girl* Meeting Here Dec. 2 carry pn. County Agricultural Agent Har­ Il will be remembered that our J. Foster calls to the attention neighbor Eaton found it expedient old of Barry County farmers their reto cease holding annual fairs, and sponsbiilty on Federal Income and turned the grounds over io that Victory tax reporting by pointing county** 4-H dub*. They began in a small way. Their yearly exhibits out that every farmer, if married, increased in stae and public inter­ who expects a' gross income in est. and more than paid out. Now 1943 of 804 00 is required by law to the 4-H fair in Eaton county is well compute and file with the Bureau Internal Revenue by December established and it is an asset to of 15, 1943 a "Declaration of Eatimat। (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) military police at Fort Custer, was drowned when he was pinned be1 neath the overturned jeep in three feet of water. He also suffered se­ vere body injuries. He had been a* a •ACK EDITORIAL Our second Wartime Thanksgiv­ ing finds the situation ao favorable to the United Nations cause that1 military leaders actually fear that a wave of undue optimism about the seriousness of the Job ahead may cause those of us on the home front to relax our effort and thus, possibly, prolonge the day of final victory. . to a halt leas than thirty miles from Port Moresby were being slowly pushed back over the Owen Stan­ ley Mountains toward their base at Buna. Night Class for Nurses' Aides Begins The first meeting of the second Red Cross Nunes' Aide class began Wednesday evening. Nov. 24. at the American Legion hall. Mis* Esther Kreider, now director of Mudent nurses at Sparrow hospital. Lan­ sing. will conduct the course on Wednesday evenings. Saturday afttemoons and Sundays, this sched­ ule being adapted for the conven­ ience of those engaged in daytime job*. Under the direction of Miss Lottie Teusink. superintendsit of Pennock hospital, all necessary equipment was assembled and delivered to the Leeion hall for use bv the class for demonstration and practice work. Those taking the course are Mrs. Ivan OaaklU. Mrs. William DeMond. Miss Winifred Lancaster. Mr*. Blake Allerdlng. Mis* Edna Lowry, Miu Layonatine Kinney. Mia* Janet Bums, Mrs. Junior Max Wellfare. ------ .... HunU Marjorie Matthews.------,. Mr*.... Arnold Perkin*. Miss Doris Lundberg. Mrs Lecter The new pay-as-you-go plan of collecting the Federal Income Tax and the current Victory Tax places new reporting dates on farm income Foster points out that current 1943 farm records as to various sources of incomes and farm expenses are necessary tn filling out the re­ quired December 15 declaration. To acquaint Barry County farm­ ers with their responaibilily and the provisions of the new tax col­ lection plan Mr Foster has ar­ ranged for a meeting at the Court House on Thursday. Dec. 2. at 1:30 P. M. Mr. Clyde May. head of the Michigan State College Farm Bu reau Management Extension De­ partment will be present to address the group. Mr. May has made a careful study of the question and checked hU work with the Bureau (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) Thl* 1* a designed to believe* this service will etu dividual* to cooperate more valid through Dec. 4: Brown stomp L now valid through Jan. 1. 1944: Brown stamp M become* valid Nov. 23 and remain* good through Jan. Green stamp* Stamp 18 good for 1 pi extended indefinitely. All -B” and "O” gasoline coupon* issued after Dec. 1 will be worth * gallons each, compared with the present value of two gjltona tor the amount of gasoline allowed ia Involved. Period 1 coupon* in new ration* are good through Jan. 3: each cou­ pon good for 10 gal. Period 2 cou­ pons become good Nov. 10. SCHOOLS WILL N DISTKIBUTE THA BASKETS THIS Yl Hastings public distribute Thanksgh are rationed. SPECIAL MEETING OF ROYAL ARCH MASONS HERE There will be a special meeting c Royal Arch Masons here on Pri day, Dec. 3 with Grand Lodge off! Following a dinner, three candid from Nashville will be given degree. ANNUAL DINNER AND ov. 30. Turkey and fun :30 on: adults. 81.00; ch f WINDSTORM CO. BUSINESS INCREASES HIP BONE forumt to slip and fall widi* ■ Hat Already Paid Over about tn her home Sun 10,500 Lotset, Amounting Ing night. Her hip bone was broke*, to Over $525,000.00, she was removed to Pennock 1 . This has been a busy year far tlie Windstorm Insurance Company of this city—a year in which It has made splendid progress, despite the restrictions on gasoline, which have the Banner scribe Tuesday that the company will reach and pass the 1500 000.000 mark tills vear. As this U a mutual company. Its insurance tn force becomes tta capital stock: so this company will rank well up among the strongest and soundest leaders in the Insurance field. In Its own kind of Insurance, it is next to the hugest company in the Iowa. It is by far the largest in this state offering protection against loss bv cvclones and other kinds of windstorms. AUCTION SAL IZA ELLISTON. Props. On account of the death o husband, an auction sale wl held at the farm located 1 north ot Nashville on M-«> I from the Sinclair station. A list of horses. catUe, bo**, farm machinery, etc. will be at. Henry Flannery will ay the and E. E. Gray will act aa sue tor full WILLIAM McEONALD. Prop. Having d*dd*d to MA flMB Mr McDonald will dlgpoM Ct penaati oroperty at public aud at the place known as th* Gi said thia year in the papers about Mowry farm located % mile nt severe storms in this state. But at th* Hendershot school; ar there have been a few. A twister southwestern oort of the state and another cut loose in southeastern chickens, hay and Michigan. The company paid sever­ chinery, furniture. al sizeable losses suffered by its patrons in the two areas mentioned. (Continued on page 6. Sec. 1) elsewhere In this issue for full ticulara. U. S. ROOM TO INCLUDE YOUTH CENTER ACTIVITIES REGULATIONS CO! Joint Sponsorship by U. $. O. and City Youth Council Since the three nearby Coast Guard camps have been permanent­ ly closed, the need for a UJB.O. room In Hasting* has not been as great as before, consequently, in utilizing the maximum benefits of the room, the young people of the community have had access to the room during time. This experience demonstrated conclusively the need of a Youth Center. Although the room is per­ haps not adequate, the Hasting* City Youth Council and the UB.O. committee will jointly sponsor the room under the following plan: In brief, about the moat opti­ duties on Mond mistic statement one could make sell vl Um ployed to direct was that the Offensive force of Japanese and Nazi arms had been contained, temporarily at least, on Twelve month* ago. we were on all fronts. All of us hoped that 10 p-m.: on Sunday from 9 to II a. the defensive everywhere. At the Ude had definitely turned but m.—3 to 6 pm_—7 to 9:30 pm. Stalingrad, a mighty Nazi offensive we couldn't be sure. The room is to be used by any had been brought to a standstill barely in time: Rommel, after be­ Now. however, the initiative has ing stopped at El Alamein tn Egypt clearly passed to the United Na­ pital for treatment and was dis­ was being chased westward—no one tions. It is Hiller and Tojo who and Barry county charged Monday morning. furtough enjoy the could predict how far—by Mont­ must now worry about where the room * gomery's resilient Eighth Army; next blow will fall; who. with con­ BROUGHT HOME TWO BUCKS directly oonAny an •expeditionary farce of Bigllsh tinually dwindling resources must Sheriff Bera, hl* son. father and nected I and American troop* were brought parry the blows of an adversary brother hunted deer- in the upner 1 peninsula last week, returning Sat- i ‘to> a halt in Tunisia after making growing stronger month, by month. urday. The sheriff brought home I a 1 . brilliant start in Algiers and Mo­ a nice 7-pronged buck and his son । rocco; in the Southwest Pacific, The end Is definitely not in sight, During tba hours the the U. 8. Marine* were maintaining even though we must be prepared Cogswell, and Mia* Elvira DeWeerd. open tta recreational facll * precarious foothold on their at any time for the collapse of At the oomplaUon at th* ooun* available to all of th* boy* 8UPFER and bazaar beachhead at Guadalcanal and In Hitler’s uneasy empire. There is each member of the class will give of Barry county. An/f 150 hours of volunteer aervio* at New Guinea, the Japanese, brought (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.) to 7—65c.—Adv. Pennock hoapltaJ. LAST MINUTI HOME FRONT Jcyful new* to Dr. Forest Walton was tb and Mr*. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25. IB43 I dent, Mrs. L. R Storer; tad rioe-'pect to ......... SOCIAL ITEMS ! **** take poaaeMion of their lowing the weddttig a receptionJar ttw tmaudlate ralattvea rv Mulder: cost. sec.. Mbs O«rBoth young people attended Has* at the home of the bride s parents, ■ude Hampton; tress.. Miss Hasel , ling* High school end are mem- Mr. and Mrs. Kidder have taken Hmry* [enry. ben of the Methodist church and an apartment in Hasting* where Mrs. Kntekem — showed the — club ! Mr. Chase also a member of the they win reside for the winter. Mrs. Richard Groot entertained _ — — — - 1* — ». Six• treasures liwinoh, *» nwaant - - - ----------------very pleasantly al luncheon on Mon- many of her brought fmm from AmariMft American Legion. At present. Mr Mr. ।i ■. ■ . day. complimentary to Mrs Dewey Manila and China and told of her Chase U employed at the Hastings CUB DEN ' Hon. Ten guests were seated at the yean of living tn these other coun- Mfg. Co. He was recently given his ENTERTAINS PARENTS ;, table taoie which wrucn held neia dusters clusters of white tries. tries. honorable discharge from.the Army Last Thursday evening the boys 1‘— and x shades -------of — yellow >>--------chrysanthe----------- •------------There will ,-----------be r —.—,— nieet. Mter nine months of service, hav- tn Mrs. Delbert Whitmore's Cub ; mums tn a silver bowl. The after- ing. . ing been 1st Cook tar the officers Den entertained then punUi ror noon was spent with bridge at ■ -» stationed at San Diego, Cal. dinner, followed by a program at which winning scores were turned EVANS—JONES ■ Out of town guests from Battle ' her home. The boy* planned. pre­ in by Mrs, Carroll Burkholder. Mra. Annabelle Irene Jones. Creek. Jackson and Grand Rapids pared and served the meal.. Each R. E. Walt, with a guest remem­ of Mr. and Mrs.Prank R. were present. The many relatives boy performed a stunt, then staged brance for Mrs. Hon. -------■— — । — * r — •«---• »• — piayi the story and cos­ -----------jone* or Assyria iwp.. ana Richard F. Evan*, son of Mr and ’■'hh them success and happiness tume* for which they worked out Low roak crystal bowls with Mrs. Leonard Kvana, Sr., of near I together. themselves. The Den Is composed wl‘?,cs Marshall, were united in marriage I ------1• • ----of Douglas Bradford. Buddy Sny­ ! rrtdS5r « 7 °‘ctock Wednesday evening al INTERNATIONAL O. E. B. der. Ronald Trethrtc. Teddy Knopf. £f?h .n? the home at the officiating clergy- MEETS IN CHICAGO Robert Abson. Ralph Gwinn. Tommy I e S1*' m*”Mardus E. Tabor. ; Mrs. F. L. Bauer past worthy Cummings and Ed. McLaughlin. cl?4 natlFc * fB”' The attendants were the bride’s grand matron of the O E. fl. of 1 mlill frequently brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and, Michigan, returned Thursday evei M L. ‘>ipartur'’ Mrs. Dale Leonard of Au}-ria. The ning from Chicago where »he had ' brtde wore • n,ry Wue *ult w,lh; for a week in attendance at - wl’cre she will-spend tidier blue accessories and -a tae International Order of Easttne winter. shoulder corsage of yellow rose-; rm Star, held in the Medina TernHastings friends have received buds. Her sister wore a soldier pie. Chicago. Delegates were pre*Honoring their »on, Alfred Wil blue suit with navy accessories and I ent from China. Hawaii. Mexico, announcements telling of the birth, countries, and‘ of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ruwell her flowers were pink eamatlon*. Canada, *" and J other '*■ *** Beatty, now of Huntsville. Ala., After the ceremony, there was a the sessions were extremely in­ This General Chanter on Monday, Nov. 8. The little fellow reception at the home of the bride's tereating. o?l^url?RnIdChteewi&51iu^ 1ml STSeUevueMHLghE^h^olUaril f£u£ meeting convenes once tn three weighed 7 pounds and 11 ounces and has been named for hh father, years. Tampa. Fla., having been ae ®r guest and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. nrmwnr sh#* will reidzie with her Iwted as the meeting place in James Russell. Mr. Beatty was for­ merly manager of the Montgomery Ward store here. Their friends ex­ by the oUvcr F*rm Equipment Co A breakfast for the Michigan rteon ln Crci‘k before his enlist- delegates was under the supervision tend congratulations. Mrs. Frank Becker returned to of Mrs. Bauer, with 115 present. tier home on Monday after throe January. He has completed the One of the speakers at thl* break­ months tn Pennock hospital due Flexible Aerial Gunnery course at For the pleasure of her house the Army Air Forces Flexible Oun- fast was Mrx Geraldine Townsend to a leg fracture. Filch, a graduate of Albion col­ guest Mrs. Mabie Fteh of Bangor A. J. Larsen, one time W. S. lege. who has returned from China since the war began. Her husband Proud store manager here, is now is still In China where he zs en­ a pioneer merchant on Hastings' [Main street. 29 years in the same gaged in YMCAV irork. Mrs. Fitch especially ’ thanked kxallon.—Charlotte Republican — ing. the Michigan Grand Chapter for , Tribune. the excellent report given of their ----------------- ***---------------- donation to the China Relief fund BOWLING STATISTICS CHASE—CRAIG Five Best weekly scores: Beneath a large, simply decorat- during the past year. In Michigan BARRY COUNTY RESIDENTS TO ed white arch, a pretty wedding over 17000 was raised by the O. E- H. Phillips 200-175-218-694 < ELEBRATF. FIFTY-SEVENTH took place Friday evening, Nov 8. chapter* for thl* fund, and In . H. Reynolds181-237-171. .580 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY IB. at eight o’clock, at the home the whole of the United States D. Siegel221-187-IBB—577 so H. Drews...174-149-230—553 tot.ll Mr. and Mrz. George W. McKib- of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Craig. 604 about 812,000 was the total, . . 190-187-174—551 bln. of Orangeville township will E. Thom St., when their daughter, Michigan contributed over half of H. Organ . celebrate their fifty-seventh wed; Miss Doris Ruth Craig, became the th entire amount. When one con-i Team Results: ding anniversary on Saturday. No- bride of Donald Chase, son of sidcra that, one of our United i Commercial League: Trio Cafo vember 27. mV and Mrs. Jesse Chase of Coat* States dollars Is equal to 820 In <2>—Standard Oils <D: Medics <2) Mr. McKlbbln, son of John and Grove, and nephew of the late Dean China, the value of Michigan's gift —Goodyear Bros. Hdwe. <1); State This 'Insulation <2)—Food Center <1): Caroline McKlbbln. was born in Davenport. Hie Rev. L. Winston • alone Is greatly Increased. Orangeville township, on October stone officiating, reading the single contribution by the O. E S. chap- I Moore <2)—40 M and M's G>. i ter*.. of the United States Li in re- | Service League: Klwanla No. 2 13, 1865. ' ring service. sponsew'to the appeal* made by I <2»— Fort Custer Q. M <1>; Rotary cob r*.nd C m , F°' >>* b'ld* ,1.4-^. mSS " Ch£ns' “ E*!thrt. ‘ ~;i.ra — ------- «... .u.y when f2)—Gibs Dug Out (I). ■ rrancz. was c|JMe a floor length gown of white ' — »he visited this rnunlrv .V,:entlv recently 1 Recreation League: Bliss <2>— U^«7I NaihvU1«' on October silk chiffon fashioned- with I Many Hasting* peopte will also «c «1U « I Many Hastings people will also Leonard*: Hastings Ice and Fuel They were united In marriage on !i!*y butU‘?’. ? thS ‘S5.k P' be Interested “ to» know know that at the the' <li; •!>: Pteton Piston Ring. Ring* U.-White i2>—White Prodmarriage on t^sque walst yoke and petcr Pnn Chlcago»_ meeting Mr* Minnie ucte (D. meeting. Mrs Minnie ucte (1).League: Foundry <3>-Tool I TO this Slon^re bom twelve cfilK •nd„cu«» »*« Imported Evans Keyes. — Washington. D ~ C.’; Bliss b)u# League; Foundry' '3' children a daughter Nettte .Her ,nn«*’r ,was ---- ------re-elected Grand Room : Engineers 6)-Elec tri u.n..u Right HoornWorthy <0>: Engineer* <3)—1<0> -------------------------------------------nwiv «• thl .hili’ hpld *” plac'' by “ ’“''OP”1 lacf Secretar- of >the k. -International ---------- — — •«-— «« — Or-'' ci.n. clans ->■ (0); -«* Office <2»—Shop Office rFvrf, nL. °/e hal° wllh Howers of pearl. Bcbe Secretary »*"r of Eastern Star for a term of, <D. chrysanthemums In sii.des of white ----------------- * uhM th^h,r “na *‘ne composed her arm bou- three year*. Mrs. Keyes has held awlv th? <>uel A ‘ihimond throat clip, brace- Jhis position for over twenty vears, CARLTON CENTER 10 ,W8' 1 1110 K ot clghteen , let and ear rings, and white tatin her headnuartcr* being In Wash- EXTENSION GROUP ington, with offices in the besu-1 The Carlton Center Extension ”t?. nta I!,,™ .Ml*™ “?*•/ ~"K“0„h,7 tlful O. E. S. temnle there. Mrs.1 group met at the L. A. 8 hall. 1116 Keyes, whose husband was the , lessen was given by the lender* on Jorai. and Lyle McKlbbln, of Ot- brother and• sister -■ — In-law of the late Karl H. Keyec, of Olivet, was "Care or Home Appliances." The sego: William McKlbbln, of Hos­ groom. Mrs. Chase ware a floor a Hastings teacher before her mar-1 next meeting will be with Mrs. tings: Robert McKlbbln. of Delton; length gown of yellow zatln and riage. She is a cousin of Ml&s Mary 1 Keith Marlow. Dec 15. quite frequently ----------------Mrs. Gertrude Shattuck, ot Kala­ her corsage was of pink and white McElwain and vlsita her Hastings relatives and . DOWLING mazoo: Mrs. Doris Saunders of mixed flowers. friends, all of whom congratulate ■ Mr*. Mary Burroughs aged 73 Milo. Byron McKlbbln. of For ner her oauKiiurs daughter’s weuaing, wedding. air* Mrs her upon her re-election. h a. . r- Clover ------ ­ । ror ’ years and a resident of Baltimore dale; Mrs. Ruth Foote, of Delton. \hnf°^ Uor-/nB-h nn,.,. ICral|: rtiw “ drcv af b,rtck nrd ”* 1 township nearly all her life, pursed There are plrcy<*ERndchlldren thlrtv. arandchf ‘ aqua and Mrs. Chase, the groom’s GAY TIME AT away at the home of her brother and four great-grXhdchtidren. a.erandrhUdren mother, wore soldier blue. Their ____________________ ____________ John ktcGbmn at Coopentown. Pa.. Mr and Mrs/ McKibbin will identical corsages were af* mixed , LEAGUE BOARD PARTY With the High school gym deco-। >■»* »'<** fcom the effects of a spend the dny at their farm home flowers and colors. rated In Thanksgiving (aaton mood stroke. The funeral was held at the where thifir,.children and friends Following the ceremony n recepDowling church Friday with Mlw and, turkeys on »he wall a-swingln* are welcome to call. tlon was held at the home of the Bejsle Rullson of Waitings in charge bride’s parents, where ice rreuin and a-swaytn' along with 200 stu­ of the services: burial In Banfleld dents to the tunes by the Rhythm THORNAfrLE GARDEN CLUB was served and the Traditional Kings. Friday night, the ’Turkey cemetery. ★ Several of our deer The TTiomapple Garden Club met tiered wedding cake, topped with Trot." sponsored by the. Qldjt hunters have returned from -the ' Nov lr at the home cf MY*. A. D a miniature bride and groom, was ।' -T<mn»* board. Included nnttle of northern part of the state, but only . Knlsxem with the President. Mrs. ntt bv the newiv married couple, ------wrethlna — »'ai a few of them lucky enough to bring jntnd -— • F march, the VtrMdhler ureaidlng. Mrs. Charles Rog- Mrs. Prancte Haight and Mrs. Man..... a Conga line (We back a deer: * Mrs. Orlle Fisher, rcr* as chairman of the Victory Gar­ WHtoey osshted about the rooms. • suggest Helen Beyatrum start a Mrs. Albert Lee and Frank Ham­ Tapers In pastel shades, as decora[ den project gave a report of the mond attended the GUlesnlc auc­ Conga lesson class.) summer's work. Site spoke of the Hons, were hung above the table. Harold Fuller sure was flashing a tion .’isle at Delton Saturday. Mr. ne-fi of caring for any seeds.left Later many beautiful gifts were i lot of bulbs taking pictures. Won- Hammond looked after the chores over as the amount may be limited opened. bruH-» ir.v. lm, cutunr it'1! S.S':*?' at the Loe home, while Mr. Lei­ next spring. Abo asked- people -to The irxvclln; wen t In search of deer and ha* JL?? was a a brown brown and and white white checked checked clean Jin their gardens as this help? iwas brought back a nice one. * Misi to control nests of all klruls. Mrs. suit under a Chesterfield -oat of ; ...‘jn*, eJrm, ntflr Claudine Gross of Hastings was a n \url?.p_th%rC0?(S h?, Regers will continue with the work brown, with tumuoLse accessories. weekend guest nt the L. J. Oswald 1 Pink and white flowers formed I de^raHv th?' another vear. home. * Sergeant and Mrs. Orville 1 her corsage. The happv couple left | de " U “ .L n th to U h?«k?t2?n y .«m The following officers were elects Cunningham of Ft. Sheridan, Ill., lhe evening on a wedding trip to , iuivk?g ^he cd for the coming vear; President. in and Mirs Annette Clayman and an untold destination. They ex- ® h.Ur.g the Mrs. Lloyd Valentine; vice-preslmother of Battle Creek spent Wed­ — liked to dance. And anyway dancing nesday evening with Mrs. Cunning­ _ is good for "foot-technique" which ham's parents. Mr. and Mr*. Otis ra* should help all who want to be Altman. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halnimble of foot on the athletic field. lodu-wcrc dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Herrington tn §i Tom Waters arri on the 'WsT"- — arrived 1] ---------------------b.vh Cannonball' till" and Hilda Ed­ Battle Creek. * Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ "Plsto Packin’ Mama’s" ert Abendroth are moving on a farm monds took "Pistol Tun away from her. Both acts were near Bellevue. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Hastings. Mich. Teleohones 2244-2557 .leavily applauded and whistled. Lenz and Mr. and Mrs Luther Lenz Any more hidden talent around are moving to tlwir newly acquired > parts? Here’s for more good farm homes and their property here has been taken over by Mr. and L| times ------- s In the future. SATURDAY ONLY. NOVEMBER 27 Mr*. George WcrUnan and Mr. and ____. ‘ The Owl" DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Mrs. Charles MacKinder A farewell KIDDER-MARTZ* party is being given for the Lenz Ritz Brothers and Frances Langford >1 Saturday night a pretty wedding families. * Charlie Moon was re­ 3| took ;:1=place in the N. Irving church turned to Pennock hospital Bund a v S* when Alice Martz, the daughter of for continued medical care, and Milton Trafford's condition Is and William llopalong Cassidy Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martz, and slightly improved. Robert Kidder, the'sun of Mr. and. Mr*. Arthur Kidder, were united in Sheet for Soldier S'l marriage by the Rev. Seth Davey I In addition, to the two palra ot ^ore LM, F*6”*- MIm C«Te- I fil B»nt*n4 Uoyd Martz attended the shoes issued every American soldier II couple. For her wedding. Alice wore on entering, the service.’ three extra SUNDAY and MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28*29 [H an attractive blue ensemble with pairs must be available In .reserve, Dorothy McGuire and Robert Young and two mate pairs In process of manufacture. LOCAL NEWS GROCERY DEPARTMENT SUGAR 32' CRYSTAL BAKING SODA Ec ng ..... u SURFINE IODINE SALT 13' * —-....................... . SALT Diamond Crystal—10 lb. sack .... BAKING POWDER CORN STARCH pkg.MOLASSES Pennich— 20' 18' 8' 25' in FRUITS L VEGETABLES Sunkist Lemons Florida Oranges •a. Spy Apples Cabbage Cranberries Onions 2 Squash Ya m s 3 «>• New Carrots lb. lb. 21 15c lb. Spanish lbs. 2 ib,. lOc 4c 39c 15c 25 Good Quality DEL MONTE BEETS 14' PET or CARNATION MILK Q 1 Btown paint large can 9c 29c w DICED CARROTS 6 Green pointe*can EARLY JUNE PEAS 18 Green points WHOLE KERNEL CORN Del Monte—10 Green pointe ....--------- TOMATO JUICE Scott County—1 Green point ....4 can* PINEAPPLE PRESERVES Cubaplne—18 Green points—No. 10 ran 9' 14' 15' 23' $2*5 MEAT DEPARTMENT Sirloin Steak u”.r8l, 35c Beef Liver 29c Hamburger 23c Pork Chops 36c Pork Hocks 2Oc Spare Ribs 23c Pork L iver 2Oc Pork Steak 35c 22c Short Steaks iJX?l 34c Neck Bones 9c Ham 34c 59c Haddock Fillets i». 47c Mince Meat 29c 25c Baby Beef 6 pts. Ib. Fresh Ground 8 pts. Ib.. Center Cuts 8 pts. Ib. TOMATO JUICE 1st CALL 6 Green points No. 5 con 21c G. E. MAZDA LAMPS 10' G. E. MAZDA LAMPS 15' G. E. MAZDA LAMPS 20' SHREDDED WHEAT 21' ROLLED OATS 22' WHEATIES 10' SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR gg CREAM NUT I 2 “ 41 PEANUT BUTTER no points Ib. Meaty Pork 2 pts. Ib. Tender 1 P»Ib. Shoulder Cut: 5 pts. Ib. lean no points Pork no points Ib. Smoked Whole or shonk half 5 pts. Ib. Fresh pint no points Ib. Fresh, leon pts. SOCIAL EVENTS TRAND TREATRB= r NEVER A DULL MOMENT’ THE LEATHER BURNERS' "CLAUDIA" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 Only enough admissions to fill the theatre once will be sold at bargain price. Sunday TUES.. WED., THURS.. FRI.. NOV. 30. DEC. 1-2-3 The hit of the season ail in Technicolor Beitjt Grable. Robert Young and Adolphe Menjou "SWEET ROSIE O’GRADY" Adults 31c plus tax 4 cents, total 35 cents AllllY T1IEATIIJ7 Hostings, Mich.. Phones 2247*2282 JEd B FRIDAY and SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 26-27 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION THE FALCON IN DANGER and Wild Bill Elliott, Gabby Haye. FUOD^CENTER i K.V Schubert Club OF GRAND RAPIDS CONCERT High School Auditorium Lake Odessa Friday Evening, Dec. 3 DEATH VALLEY MANHUNT at 8:00 O'clock C.W.T. SUNDAY and MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28-29 Sponsored by LIONS CLUB OF LAKE ODESSA DR. GILLESPIES CRIMINAL CASE Admission: Adults 75c Students, 50c Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 Reserved Seats $1.00 Prices include tax. Tickets on sole at Reed’s Drug Store, Hastings. 206X STATE ST., HASTINGS, MICH N. MAIN ST., NASHVILU. MICH. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday �Idlng a reception for i reUUves was held f the bride’s parents. Kidder have taken In Hasunaa wlicio e for the winter. PARENTS »y evening tho boys irt Whitmore’s Cub d by a program at ! boys planned, pro­ ved the meal. Each a stunt, then staffed i. ths story and cosch they worked out he Den Is composed adford, Buddy Sny•thrtc. Teddy Knopf. Ulph Owinn, Tommy 1 Ed. McLaughlin. NEWS ends have received i telling of the birth, fr. and Mrs. Russell of HunUvlllc. Ala., v. 8. The little fellow mds and 11 ounces lamed for his father. of the Montgomery re. Their friends exa lions. Becker returned to Monday after three nnock hospital due i. one time W S. onager here, Is now rhant on Hasting** > years in the same -loltc Republican — 4TISTICS ckiy scores: ........ 200-175-218—694 ........181-237-171. 589 .221-187-160—577 .174-149-230—653 190-187-174—651 League: Trio Cafo Olla <11; Medics <21 ». Hdwe. (1): State -Pood Center < 1»: if and M’s (11. ue: Kiwanis No. 2 r Q M. (I); Rotary Out ID. League: Bliss <2»— Ungs Ice end Fuel gs (2>—White Prod- Foundry’ <3>—Tool flneers <31—Electri­ ce (21—Shop Office iTER 1ROUP Center Extension ie L. A. 8. halt. Tile a by the leaders on e Appliances." The will be with Mrs Burroughs aged 73 sldent of Baltimore all her life, passed xnc, of her brother it Cooperstown. Pn. i the effects of a :r»| was held at the Friday with Miss f Hasting* in charge burial in Banfield ■veral ot our doer returned fropi tho ' the’state, but only cky enough to bring Mrs. Orlle Fisher, and Frank Hamthe Glllcsolc aucItcn Saturday Mr. d after the chores of deer and. has nice one. * Miss of Ha* Hues was n it the L. J. Oswald it and Mrs. Orville Ft. Sheridan, III., •tte dayman and ! Creek spent Wedslth Mrs. CunnlngMr. and Mrs. Otis nd Mrs. Frank Halr guest* Sunday of •chic Herrington in Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ e moving on a farm d Mrs Luther Lenz wlr newly acquired their property hen1 over by Mr. and •tman and-Mr. anti cKInder. A farewell riven for the Lent rile Moon was re­ ck hosoltal Sundav nedlcal care, and d*s condition or Soldier the two pain ot 7 American soldier tervlce." three extra I’ailablc in. reserve. !»irs in process ot Hg BA8YTNG1 BANNER, TBVR8DAY, NOVEMBER >>, UH 514 4-H MEMBERS GET AWARDS FOR COMPLETING WORK । a project were presented to Eldon Houghtallng and Robert McDermid for Dairy; Kenneth McDermid and Kenneth Huntington for potato; Orra Newton for poultry; Marion Bancroft, Dorothy Ingram, Helen McNeil. Iva Baton and Norma Saunders for Food Preparation: (Continued from Page 1, Sec. 1.) Eileen Rabbit t. Jean Luce and •hip to Michigan State College that Joyce Roush for Canning. Mrs Wm. Calvin may use al his convenience. Slruln, Mrs. Chas. Rowley. Harry Brown and Andrew Kennedy were Delegates to the 1944 state 4-H Club Week at Mlcnlgan Stele Col­ honored on the completion of five lege In July were announced by , years of local 4-H dub leadership Mary Bullis and Ray Lamb. Dla-I{In their community. The thanks , and appreciation of the community goes to these leaders for the time | and service they have given. The Kennedy and Anne O'Connor, Fish­ County Extension Office presented er club; J------ —*• McDermid_ ____ Base 11 recognition of the length of club; MaryLou ___ ___________ .------,— .. 'service rendered the community. line club; Lorraine Wheeler, Al­ gonquin club; Naomi Beck. Milo I The names of 253 county 4-H club Club; Orra Newton. Freeport club; members were placed on the Coun­ Nyia Ball, Dunham club; Pat Kel- I ty Honor foil signifying outstanding Iv. Alton club; Robert Johnson, 14 H protect work In nearly every Barry Twp. club; Richard Furh- 1 one of the 23 project* carried by man. Delton club: Burton Calin-1; Barty Courtly youth this xumhan. Baseline club; Robert Reiber. men The largest enrollments in Assyria club; Joe Brady. Baseline 1943 were In projects like garden. club; David Brodbeck, So. Wood-1 Kullry. canning, etc. all of which d effect on the country's food, land club: Richard Oaborne. Milo: club and Russel Stanton. Dowling || problem. club. Alternates to State Club County Agent Foster points out week are as follows: Julia this same food production program Simpson, Jacquelllne Neff. Laura is being continued this winter by Schantz. Ruby Boulter. Shirley encouraging enrollment In Coun­ Smith. Kenneth Huntington. Frank­ ty 4-H club* stressing beef. pork, lin Phillips. Dick Steffen. Law­ rabbit and poultry production. rence Brown. William Richard*. Tliese project* are being carried in Junior Sherman anti Paul Wilkes. addition to the usual winter 4-H Special medal awards for com-1 projects of clothing and handicraft. C.Thomas Stores, Inc, BEST YET FLOUR 501b, sack BEST YET FLOUR 251b. sack Black WALNUT MEATS Bulk 2 ox. FRESH LARGE OYSTERS 1 Pin‘ 3 lbs YELLOW ONIONS Freih CALIFORNIA CARROTS bunch FLORIDA ORANGES per Ib. GRAPEFRUIT 1 lb. bag NOODLES $223 $112 15 68c 19c 10 31c 9c 20c BUY BONOS FOR VICTORY TO DISCUSS FARM INCOME TAX REPORTS IT K 3S3 A complete financial rrnort of the I im local. U1O. fund will be printed! Mein Barr the first of each year. i rural school marriage Funeral Other Hastings City Youth Coun- , to Prank Bi one ton, ell project* according to Mrs. Lau- Fred, barn in 1903. rence Barnett, HXLY.C. H.C.Y.C. president. president., Mr. Brocks < nt«htb She w“ tnarri*d u>. Edx*r L. rJELS n ' nrooka ln 1918 He died in April. 1940 Most ot UieiF nuuTled life was Maude 0. Snarks. Ml Plans for supervised winter skating i ^pent In Kalamazoo. After a long by. Ivo nephew* and I Wr,“d BraSl [ nignt dances wui be continued. BANNER WANT ADS PAY uary In Chicago when * train a”d U»«’r leaders are doing » work im, their car. which wewhich all ought we allto ought be glad to to be glad to crashed Into It appears that Lieutenant An­ boost In every way. drew*, Lieut. Byron T. Yancy. Lieut. Breckenridge Armstrong and Pvt. Raymond Smith, all ot them attend­ ant* at the Provost Marshals school at the fort, were sent out together in the army jeep to study or investigate a field traffic prob­ lem. (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) They were crossing the narrow that purpose. b. Use less waP tables. the bank. c. Cook whole meals in oven when । ever possible. d. Don’t over cook foods. of the overturned car. He first e. Water bolls at 21^ F. Violent freed Private Smith, who was only boiling cannot make water any partly pinned down by the car. hotter and'will not speed up The two then tried desperately to cooking. get the other two officers out 2. WATER HEATING from under the jeep. They were a. Set automatic hot water heat­ assisted a few minutes later by er* al minimum cut offs. <120*Ernest Quick, who Uves not far 140*). from the scene of the accident. b. Repair leaky faucets. They first removed Lieutenant c. Use minimum amount of hot Yancy from the water and soon water for washings, baths and । revived him. But they failed to other uses. revive Lieutenant Andrews. They 3. ’ HOUSE HEATING . . speedily drove In Mr. Quick’s car a. Follow recommendations as | to Prairieville village, where they outlined for coal conservation found Ralph Cook who. as a mem­ where applicable. ber of the Barry County Civilian b. Don’t heat garages. Defense organization, had been c. Keep garage doors closed If ga­ taught how to give first aid In rage Is part of house. such a case by applying artificial d. Keep fireplace dampers closed breathing. when fireplace Is not In use. Mr. Cook was unable to revive the Open or loose fitting fireplace lieutenant. All four were next dampers allow heated air to driven to the office of Dr. SchaefWhere thermosQstic controls are not used to regulate house emergency treatment to Lieutenant temperature a Utile practice Yancy and Private Smith. After will enable one to maintain that all were taken to the hospital fairly constant minimum tem­ at Fort Custer. perature. This is GOOD PRAC­ Lieutenant Andrews received his j TICE. commission after graduating from an officers school last February, was assigned to Fort Custer last month from Fort Warren at Cheyenne. Wyo. He Is survived by his widow and by two aunts living in Illinois. The body was taken to Benton. Hl.. for burial by the side of his parents. •(Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) was a good "picker." Dr. Morris Is Mje son of Dr. Edg# T. Morris, for many years a prac tiring physician In' Nashville, and a leader in the medical profession of this county. So he has the right background for a successful director of the fine work which the Foun­ dation is carrying on so welL It Is gratifying to the many friends of the new president that he ha* been chosen to head the Foundation. We believe he will fill the place to the satisfac­ tion of the Foundation’s board of directors, and of the people living in tht area where its splendid work is being done. It Is fitting, too. that Barry county, where the Foun­ dation's work was started, should furnish the man to direct Its op­ erations. - ] paiied away at her home In Haa- DON'T BL Y ' ngs. Nov. 18. During her earlier Ufe In Has- TO BRIGHTEN THE HOME-FRONT! WAYS TO CONSERVE NATURAL GAS As important ter wardroi sweater* and cri«p cottons to keep you looking spic ‘n span around your house . . . you’ll like them for war work, loo. Candy stripes, neat checks and other charming prints. 12 to*). CftOOM Shirtwaists or FORMER NASHVILLE MANHEADSIT Pinafore Type,. BOOKS! JUVENILE AND ADULTS FUEL SITUATION EASESSLIGHTLY Books Make Ideal Gifts! I They linger in your memory—build the future with books! *1 Publishers can point with pride to their list of books for both young and old readers this season. 1 । : The Apostle Japan Over Asia Indigo O River Remember Paris Underground, and Others Many popular Children’s Books! 80. 3 WE SPECIALIZE IN ORDERING BOOKS FOR YOU! MAY WE TAKE YOUR ORDER? 10ESSA । (Continued from Page 1, Sec. 1.) necessity have been granted during the ten days that this voluntary rationing plan has been in effect. Yet the amount of coal received here would have supplied only 25 to 50 families under normal conditions and if standing orders had been filled in order of priority Tills means that from 250 to 275 families would now be suffering from cold since certificates are Is­ sued only to Ibutse who declare pos­ session of only a five-days’ normal ^tie entire community has fl ted from the manner in these four dealers have put al er considerations aside to work with Il)e rationing board In making the best possible use of the limited coal supplies available. USOROOMTO (Continued from Page I plan any special club activity or party, should contact Mrs. Adair, who ; will help them with their plans and ---- -------------------------------- lp of young communities, who are ln Hastings and would like to plan refreshments at the room before they return home, ore welcome to do so, but Um ** mac^c previously with At the preeent time the youth dcUvlties include: Monday night—High school boys orchestra practice. . Tuesday afternoon—Campfire. Tuesday night—Open house for High school student*. Wednesday afternoon—Campfire. Thursday night—Open house Jr. High and High school student*. Bunday afternoon and evening— Open house for all school age boys and girls. For Grown-Ups...Fast Moving night on Friday for boxing lessons to be given by Oolden Gloves ex­ perts.______________________________ ients, 50c lasting*. ---------- help with the boys and girls Is as | OBITUARY dlv given as their help withserv- i Nettle E men. will continue to care for the room, being nominally relm- 1 •*r OI ua*c buried by the 08.0. I ham- P‘on« ARMY OFFICER WAS FATALLY INJURED uni Jude tax. evenings for their room tor young people will be pre­ tented directly to the boys and girls (Continued fihm Page 1. Bee. 1.) themselves through high school as­ the county. This year they wen. semblies ---------------------- they will wu. in order that able to add speed contests, which feel free to use the center and at increased the Interest and attend- tlie same time recognize the genuine (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) ance. interest for their pleasure and welof Internal Revenue. Barry county stands first in the f»~« that U evidenced by such a County Agent's office has assist­ ed hundreds of Barry County farm­ state in ita 4-H dub membership, plan. ihe city council will continue to ers In past years with their Fed­ Under the leadership cf County. eral Tax problems" He feels ha Agent Harold Poster they have p*y the building rent and heat. The They are Youth Council will finance the ex­ can give a very limited amount of carried on efficiently. his time to tills work in November worthy of all the encouragement pense of having a director, with a but plans to give the major part which their elders can give them. ’ small sudolenient from the Ufi.O. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers, whose of hLs time to such office calls be­ Their work Is constructive. It Is not for the Banner to say tween December 1st and 15th. Foster advises that farmers start now to what nhall be done about the Barry . The' Ether the information as to farm county fair in the future. come and expenses together so Barry County Agricultural Society । the forms may be completed in a has that responsibility. Neither । can the Banner answer for the 4-H I short time after December 1st. clubs of this county as to whether j they woulld care to put on a yearly fair. That Is tip to them. But we, believe that, If the Agricultural I society desires to discontinue hold-1 Ing an annual fair, and If they , would like to have the,4-H clubs j | take It over, and If that organize- । 'Continued from Page 1, Sec. 1.) tlon shall be willing to do so. It t tills year In an automooile accident ! ndght be a good thing all around. His Larenu were iSteUJan- Certainly the 4H bovs and girls Here are just a few of the most popular books ub 4-H CLUBS SHOW A SMALL PROFIT Stebbins & Jacobs PERMANENT WAVE-591 Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown All NOW ON DISPLAY HASTINGS :: PHONE 2131 PENNEYS BASEMENT STEBBINS & JACOBS THE REXALL STORE BASTING R PHONE till THERE’S fTFRTY OF STYLI and SERVICE BUILT INTO EVERY GOOD clolkx M, the only de to own these days! You muat service that all wool worsteds must have wise styling, too — — to continue wearing that faction season after nau * that kind.of Stutz—\at �Tire HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER U. 1MJ ■ RIALS : Rusal* and China all want peace aM bam larritorul ambition* • ’ ———— CDCCDADT *„ W TOWiw-tw mlw r K C C -r U K I aolid^^rop* for the peace program the University of Michigan medical school and was on the faculty there­ for tor four sear* before entering rvate practice. While on duty ■ . . . Ur*. Al Junto and son Freddie Chicago, he was awarded a felIn our ooinlon the politician* of Detroit who have been visiting .. The German military -_y who ar* attempting to draw Gonand.MY* , X. O. lowahlp in tho < American College of Physician* and at 81 to unbeaten. Hitler** era!* Marshall and MacArthur inone of Its youngest fellows. L. ? to the preeldentlal picture are play-* been Aeer hunting. * Mrs. Melba fared urrific Toae* but it *'.111 reing a petty, if not downright con­ Johnson, who has been spending Freeport Rebekah temptible, game Until Uie war to the past few weeks with her sister, Tire Rebekah Lodge hi over, both general* have a Job to Mr*. Warren Surrarrar and fam­ their meeting* to first do which la a* important as the ily. left Friday night for Grand Tuesday* of each month. At the neat meeting each members to asked —— — ---------— --- ■ presidency itself. Neither general Rapids for a few days vtoii with Nasi troop* are superbly dtocipllned rouJ<1 function effectively as a relative*, reluming to her home to bring a small price for beano and superbly led by professional mflltary leader if a good portion in Knoxville, Tenn., this week Wed­ All those having birthday* for October. November and Decem­ soidtora who know all the tricks of hl* lime were to be consumed nesday. * Mr. and Mrs Clio* of defensive and offensive warfare, tn campaigning or In looking after Moore were Sunday dinner guests ber were honored at the last meet­ ing. A pot luck lunch was served Contrary to the opinion of wish-, the tremendously Involved execu- of their daughter, Mrs. Dale Cook ful thinker*, the morale of the live duties which are Inherited by and family of We*t Carlton. * German army holds up under ex- anyone who assume* the presidency Ml** Velma Porbey of Battle Creek Pfc. Rueben Fish ha* moved from I spent the weekend with her portreme adversity If this were not । ... Rucker. Ala., to Tennessee on so. Rommel* retreat In North General MacArthur ha* staled | ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Forbey maneuvers. Africa would have degenerated into mBny llmcl that hl* one and only । end brother William. W Mr. and Pvt. Royal T. Good left Saturday : Mr*. Tony Blagcl and son Frank a route and the long line tn Rus*la: amWtion 1* to free the Philippines and Mr. and Mrs Faye Underwood for Spokane. Wash., after a 15-dsy would have been smashed in a doz- -reoccupy Manila. Bataan and of Ionia spent lite weekend and furloush with his parents. Mr. and en places Yet. the Naxls are no corresldor with victorious Phllip- Bunday with their father. John Mrs. Wm. Klemp. Word received by Mr. and Mrs •upermen and can look just as silly pine-American troops—and break Aspinall. Chas. Bunn states that Sgt. Ray­ and helpless in defeat a* the sol- the power of Japan far all time The Rev. and Mr*. Clifford Clin diers of any other nations--facto Perrnnallv. we believe he means ton of Hailing* were Tuesday din­ mond Bunn is in a hospital for observation. which were demonstrated to the r. So. let1* let the general fight ner guests of Mr. and Mr*. B. R. world before Stalingrad and in hl* own war in hl* own *raY He Is Clinton. * Mr. and Mrs. Henry Church of the United Tunisia. Our own military leaders doing a great Job—accomplishing Myers and two children accomBrethren in Christ beUeve that a massive invasion more wllfl than any other Knled by their parents. Mr. and E B. Griffin, pastor :*. George Bassett spent Sun­ Freeport from the west will be necessary military leader on either side. We before Nazis are ready to cry quits. | couldn't replace him by another day with Mr. and Mr*. Loren Bas­ 10: 30 A. M—Bunday school. 11: 30 A. M—Morning worship. 1 • • • who could do a* well. His task sett of Woodland. * Mr. and Mrs. 7: 00 P. M —Christian Endeavor—1 Germany's home front is the won't be simplified by the sort of Allen Fish and Calvin were In Grand Rapid* and Caledonia Sat­ unknown factor. Industrie*, even political interference which has urday afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs. Topic: "Builders of America," lead­ entire cltto* there have been crip- been thrown his way of tote. Let's Lisle Clark spent Sunday afternoon er. Helt® Bustancc. 8: 00 P. M.—The W. M. A. will pled or destroyed by aerial bom- cut out these MacArthur-Fbr- With Mr. and Mrs. Owen Steckie hold the annual Thank Offering bardment Countless thousand* President booms and concentrate of West Carlton. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Service. have been killed, wounded or left on sending him more airplanes, Woodrow Knowles and children of | The church will co-operate in the' homeless by the rain of bombs. Ger- more soldiers, more supplies, Battle Creek were Wednesday over- community Thanksgiving service on night guesto of their parents, Mr. Wednesday evening at the Methcdman civilians, like the civilian* In j ... En gland and Spain, have shown a‘‘ What goes for MacArthur, also and Mr*. John Thator * Mr* Earl- tot church. Thore wiU be no! England Bumford. Mrg Reva Bekon <d ~ 1 Thursday evening prayer service absorb ■ surprising mupeiMua ability ■mr.ij to. w• S mov.u punpuis- j goes for Gen. Marshall. Hwttolgl. Mrs. Dell Eckhart of thia week. Uhment—and in Germany there I During the Civil War. American West Carlton, Mrs. Ivan Roush and Pleasant Valley is always the Gestapo to hold the 10: 00 A. M —Morning worship. what they Mrs. Claude Walton, spent last wavering ones in line. Still, there voters demonstrated Thursday tn Grand Rapids. * Mrs. 11: 00 A. M—Sunday school. . is a limit to human endurance—as thought of a military man who let Anna Moore and little grandson 7: 00 P M—Christian Endeavor I even the stoical English are willing hinvfelf get dragged into politics— have been spending tile past week Topic: "Builders of America." to admit. Whether or not the and we doubt if the public taste has al her home here. 8: 00 P. M.—Tuesday evening much since tha^t lime. German cvtllans are approaching changed 1 . Franklin Burgess. Jtr., who is prayer service. MelhodLU Church • thl* limit is something that only attending a business college in Rev. J. W. McCue. Pastor I£G WHILE Battle Creek was a Sunday evening the German civilian*, themselves. BREAKS : 10:30 Morning worship. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish know. They may be near the crack­ NORTH HUNTING j 11:30 Sunday school. clas*c-. for Last week Mr. and Mre. Clarence ♦ Larry J. and Don Riehard spent ing point or they may be able to Sunday — until Thursday with --------------, carry on for many more months— Robinson and Mr and Mrs Elmer from Robinson went up to Houghton their grandparents. Mr and Mrs -3:00 p. M. Sunday—Young pco7h's choir rehearsal nnvbody'a- Even the experts di*- lake deer hunting, living in tkieir John Thaler of South Campbell * pl<"'« 8:00 house trailer. On Tuesday, while Miner King went to see Roy Blough e ™ •P ■M. — Evening worship Hou1arc! Thaler. Chmn Chmn. Ralph Moor out looking for deer. Clarence Rob- north of Clarksville on Sunday art and Proctor will speak Inaon stumbled on a tree root and The totter Just returned from Ann * ’“1 Howard Proctc So. the end of the fighting in fell, breaking hl* left leg in two Arbor where he underwent ar. an Music, male -chorus -------- and quartet Europe is not in sight and those places. He was taken to the has- operation. * Mrs Al Janis of De- ! 2:30 2._. Wednesday. --------------- ..—Ndv. ... 24. .... The ( htrikHnnclub eluhwill willhold h8Mit*itc c»rvlr*n<, who have their mind* set on some Dllal in Lake City for X-rays and iron who has been spending theDuration services particular date for the finish are a cast was placed on the leg. enabl- past week with her parents. Mr. in the social rooms ing him to be brought home on andMrs E. O. Olsen, was a Sat8:00 P M. Wednesday evening. A probably in for disappointment. Friday He to now resting com- urday evening dinner guest of Mr union Thanksgiving service will be ... ....toruUslv home ___ at^Lake Al- and Mrs. Elton D. *W. in the*church*' Alice -W1T .v. <1Gray" nnrl *Mrs Fltnnheld Clrav r* XV The holdRev. in th* rhnrrh Th. Allro - \et' any Gon-Quin. Gw of the happy fea- Varger of Grand Rapid* was in Griffin will conduct devotions; the • tn the I.wiin.1 nnu-nme —<-nm. wu uyr, that two fine Freeport Saturday to see his moth-j Rev. Snyder will preach the serAs to defeat eventual outcome copi-., jxlele for,Nazi Germany. wv^Sot ■b-;r irsiahe accl- ®r. Mrs. Ellen Yarger * Mr. and mon. hope Tor-Mr- Mrs- Hnwnrd DaMjgnd of Wood to nd -------------„ "» ««« “ «V»1 every ■ fapent Saturday Hening with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mead AUXILIARY NOTES brighter than at any time since the--------------- «.»» ------— -----' -Tn. Mina Denise is spending At. Thursday night1* meeting, (he «Urt of the war. In fact, we mav flineral SERVICES week be moving slowly but surely into j.-qR nWIGHT VAN HORN ■ —— with her son Ivan Denise j C1>rl*tmas card* for the service nf Alto Alto * Mr and .rwt m V* 1 men connected with Legion and one of the moat stable and peaceDwight Van Hom. aged 83. died *nd familv of * Mr Mrs " ful eras in the htotory of the world. nt his home in Cloverdale after a Glinton and sons of Hastings £uxlltory famd ”- •"membX?wes • • • • i0-._ illness and funeral services *Pent Saturday with their parents. ,or, remiunK. rnc < remembrance* True, the most difficult part of were st the Henton funeral home Mr “«<l Mrs- B. R Clinton * da7:ghtore of°&ionnmresUni the job remains to be done How- in Delton on Sunday at ?:00 P M u J O Harrow of not to all B^rv countv members, not not to to an all Barrs Barry county county ever, the degree of understanding Interment was .in the Prairieville ^rond Rapids were Saturday eve- membere. which appear* to have been cemetery Mr. Van Horn was a reR^sU of Mr .nd Mrs. Dun service men and women as reported | achieved already as a result of the “red barber and merchant, having *.?**’’?“ daughter. * Mrs in one of the papers recently. conference in Mmcow makes it buslnea* in Prairieville for Cl‘«<« Walton was fct Hastings Mr _Thc new honor roll has not yet i conierencc tn mwcm maxes it ovcj. w . Surviving are three Fnda>. * Sunday visitors at Mr * ,arrived so plans for the dedicn-1 Him over d«UU. will MoaTrnnUttl SiSSS"'mJ1“ Rin,‘"l!S> *"a”h Uler I ttnn will »nnrtnnrM Int-r I FANCY AAP QUOTA TURKEYS 49 FANCY CIADi "A"-* TO *-l CHICKENS GEESE HAMS PORK LOIN ROAST Oven Ready FANCY COOKtD (OS tMOKEDj WHOLE OR STRING HALF Dll EltD ... (2nd, OIL JhL A. - swash i CRANBERRIES RUTABAGAS LB. _ _ — EXTENSION GROUP The State Road Extension Group Set at the home of Mr*. Elmer iliesplc on November- 11 for an I all-day meeting. Potluck dinner at noon. The leaders gave the lesson on "Be Kind to Household Bquipmtnt.11 Mre. Ben Wait Sec. 1 21c 39c 29c 12c 27c 10c 37c 23c ANN PAGE MACARONI SPAGHETTI '$• 13 c o. 1 ARh CREAMERY FRESH FURE REFINED I-LB. ROH Q I4.B. X CART 2'/, PRUNE-PLUMS SULIANA NO. TIM GREEN BEANS ,0NA cut nc°a,: 13c VYoshh 14c "cS 12c GRAPEFRUIT 2^ 23c LEMON O"o&7a 2 CANS 17c n2aJ 15c A4P PEAS FANCY TOMATOES SULTANA n£,1 12c ASPARAGUS NC°U 24c v4C. RIITTFP 39c 55c 40c 45c 46c 34c 17c PEANUT 2.lb. ofir BUTTER JAR J7C DEL MONTE PEAS CORN Lunn MIXED NUTS N^0’ BAG I. LB. ALMONDS Bar; MAPLE HONEY SI„SL.„ 'A! I.LB. HONEY BUTTER N^F «. Cart . SULTANA 7-OZ. PKG. For Disk.i Rid, u 54,or Wit(l of Good Food VsIm! oa monte Fad —Wh«|. K.rs.l 2 WAX BEANS RELIABLE CUT NO. CAN 18c BLUE NO. I'/, KARO SYRUP LABEL GLASS 14c RED NO. I'/, KARO SYRUP LABEL GLASS 15c NO. »•/, 1 Ar MOLASSES GLASS\llC BAKING SODA W 2^ 9c CAKE FLOUR .... 18c .. ASSORTED CEREALS SUNHSSf 20c FRUIT CAKFS CHOCK FULL OF FRUITS A NUTS AT MARVEL BREAD t SELF-SERVICE J POTATO CHIPS : state road | 1ED FOSTO SICAN LBS. DILL PICKLES DELISH QT. 4%-OZ. STUFFED OLIVES ANN PAGE JAR ANN PLAIN OLIVES PAGE O'Zt-OZ JAR DELISH MIXED PICKLES SWEET 10-OZ. JAR 2-OZ PURE VANILLA ANN PAGE EOT. MARA. 4-OZ. RED CHERRIES SCHINO BOT. LARGE I.LB. CALIF. WALNUTS BUDDED BAG J2-OZ. PRUNE JUICE BOT. IO Qt. Galvanized Pails AQC BEN FRANKLIN STORES M33'® P MUED HAVO* EXTRA SPECIAL! PRINTED WRAPPING PAPER and CORD___________ 10c FULL ASSORTMENT CARDS...3 for 5c, 2 for 5c, 5c TOILET ARTICLE GIFT SETS29c to $1.49 COMB AND BRUSH SETS.29c to 98c BOXED BABY BLANKETS ...JUST ARRIVED$1.89 CIISB MICHIGAN 9' CELERY LBS. and Anti-Freexe CHRISTMAS ITEMS FOR ALL! 2“^' F/ tiCVytATE HOWE Complete line of Batteries RUBBER DRAINBOARD MATS_____________ _______ 49c FLEXIBLE DOOR MAT (Ideal (or standing on at the Machine Shop) $1.59 BLANKETS-Various sixes and prices from $1.89 to $5.49 STANOASO TEXAS OR FLORIDA Gasoline Heater Parts & Service HASTINGS WOMAN ' GETS 5 POINT DEER Several local hunters have re-1 turned from the north with their deer and among the successful ones is Mrs Donald Smelkcr A week ago Saturday Mr. and Mrs., ' Smelker of Hasting*, and her broth- ( er. Harold McDonald and »on. Rob­ ert. of Battle Creek, went up to Onaway On Monday morning al about a quarter of eight. Mr-. Smelker shot a 5-point buck weighting 145 pounds and a few minute* after eight. Robert Mc­ Donald killed a 4-point buck weighing about 125 pound* Mrs I Smelker has been hunting for sev-. rn years and thl* 1* her fir*t deer ! । The two older men in the party were not so successful, however i They returned home on Saturday MILK HO 35' 29' 29' 59' FANCY PAtlC.r—RED EMPEROR Motors Rebuilt OTHER VALUES FOR EVERYONE! BTANDINg 41' JUICY—FLORIDA CARBURETOR IGNITION SERVICE MAHLER MOTOR SALES FANCY SFIINS ICEBERG LETTUCE ■ = 2hea°25c ■ 23' ORANGES 2-29' SHAPES 6-291t GRAPEFRUIT■ ■ CR.SP-F2BSH AUTOMOBILE SERVICE Brakes Relined 37' 55“ 38' 29' FOB STEWING FANCY OtADt "A" • The Uolud BU1«. Ore*: Urlwln. drai Kid nine snAUfr.ndehlldren. JL0*.1?1.011?.- anu r. v. CJTjWerer laoocrcr * •» JSS.V’KL ,....... j • e .? ----- , MT. and Mrs Vlrd SheUenberger. “,nd «• If ^J***’”: Mrs. Mamie Babcock of Hasting* d.onB£- P’~*e C ™'L?- ' were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ><yrt»e 2420. Mr*. GlatfvJ and Mr*. Clement Mead and fam3443 or Mrs Mary Beach.; Uy. * Miner King was a Saturday 2776. and they will arrange to get caller of Mr. and Mrs Pete Bent- i yo!irJ contributions Members are । ley of Clarksville The Bentley* “ked to bring their articles to the are leaving Monday for Florida to regular Unit meeting on Thursday ------ a -u. spend the winter. * Mis* Miss Dorothjr Dorothy I «venlAg. Dec 2. . . Bunn spent from Friday noon until The Unit voted to serve two Sunday afternoon with Miss Marlon ALL MAKES dinners in the near future—one for Roush in Detroit. Mrs. Ida Payne left Sunday to the state highway force and the; spend the winter with her niece other for the comity 4-H club and husband. Mr. and Mrs. George leaders. Post of Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. After the meeting Thursday eve- ; Warren Surrarrer. son Clare and: Boyd Noviskcy spent Sunday at1 ning. hearts were played and a' the homes of Fred Ingtobee and: lovely lunch served, with the junior Lynn Slocum In Grand Rapids. *, Unit members in charge. There, Mi. and Mrs. Tony Gendralis and| was a good attendance. daughter Joyce of Grand Rapids1 Dr. Robert B. Harkness has been ' visited Thursday at the E. O. Olsen' confined to hta home with influ- I home. * Mr. and Mrs Dan Post­ ma were in Grand Rapids last enza and to now convalescing. Tuesday. * Howard Clinton of Be sure to pay your membership Bownc was a Thursday guest of his parents, Mr. and Mr*. B. R. dues before Dec. 1. I V. F. W. NEWS * * Clinton. Freeport friends will be inter­ -Next regular meeting next Thur.>ested to hear that Lt. Gordon W. dav. Dec. 2. Will you be there? I Balyeat. son of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. We had a successful party last Balyeat of Sparta, former rmi Saturday evening and we want dents here. Ls now on duty in the to thank everyone who attended. | Pacific area, having sailed from Another party next Saturday eve- । San Francisco some time ago. Lt. ning. PHONE 2909 Balyeat received his commission 2X0 I. STATE ST. Three new member* were taken | in June. 1842. and had been sta­ into the post, all were World War, tioned at Navy Pier. Chicago, and No. 2 men. They were Pvt Robert, nt Bethesda. Md. wlierv he took a N. Keeler. Me. Karl G. Wellfarr. course in tropical diseases, then and Cpl. Clarence j. Chenney. This raises our total membership to within eight of last year's total. Several have signified their inten­ tion of going along with us next y-ear. \ j Our auxiliary raised their al-1 lotment by 128 00 for the National ' home. Also sent 13.00 for a new ' nursery for World War No. 2 babies. I ! Plan* are being made for wrap-1 ping Christmas packages for our boys in the service, here in U. s । "A. Every member who has a boy I in the service on thl* aide to asked to send hl* name and correct mall (Former Trade Only—LIMIT—1 to o customer) ■ ing address to Mrs. Roy Bush or] Mrs Mildred Platt so that none of i our boy* will be missed. CHICKENS LEG 0' LAMB RIB ROAST OF BEEF LEG 0' VEAL OYSTERS FOR ROASTING FANCY SIAD* "A1 2c?„97c ENRICHED DATTO KU nilHHlS! 2u«47‘te51‘ Jant Parhtr TM MUT ATLAHTK » RACinc TtA CO, IT’S FLAVOR IN YOUR CUP THAT COUNTS! �. THZ HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IK INS mt, in fact ha fro«e three. 1 "The recent promotion of 2nd Lt. I Uiem home. Bud ha* been I Roy J. White to lit -U. ha* been years and he announced from an army air SB savs it's lucky breaks Ilka thaaa thee--------that In the Solomon Islands where he b 1 uated from Hastings High school in — at wesent serving with the Army 1W4. received his 67 c. from Albion , (Continued from Pag* 1, Sec. 1.) ' collage and M. C. from Univ, of Mrs. Frank Hoonan wtx> has been mill*'. Is ' Tnira xnrt was tnarrtfrf tn an Tnws_ vlIZl • _ .; with < money order tor ona smack■roo to— 4400 Jarboe. Apt 202 Kaiua* City girl May 17. 1M2 George ha* been tmprovmg nmr B/8gt. Robert F. Nawtan. 36106061 (2). Mo. where hl* wife I* now re- : al the La* Vega* Post since 1M1 . A aon. Roger Lawrence wo* bom Ragsdale. They had a nice honey­ Pacific, only. 21th Troon Carrier Bod. JS R°*t£nu’r 01 Mcpiwrvln hospital. Howell, on moon In Texas and Arkansas. "Con­ Hettle Mich.,. Wleh High Rrhnnl School arwl and the MUaouri Missouri i Tnazt Toad.’ Um PoaL naner and wHUk . Hoy 15 to Mr and Ml* Harold Mleh Dunnellon Army Air Held gratulations and Be*t Wl*h«” Dunnellon. Fla. Aviatlon institute, Kansas Otty, Mo. i the wi Think Zolly ha* all the dope on we Mire hope evtryooe will halp by Bate* of Williamston. The little weighed 8 lbw 5 or Mrs. Bateaone h taek^dSSSTErYBd at’13:S M8 Entering the service on Aug. 10. ‘ Coate Grove, so will sign off with Bending In all the chatty bite c* Nice B«nni Homa Neww: How a posin which expresscsour thought* news the ftliowi would like to hear Back 'Hiurtday after . 10-days 1941 at Kalamazoo, Mich, he atthe fonner Beth Tuttle, daughter be the Christmas port/ of Mr. and Mrs Newman A. Tuttle v tained the enlisted grade of Staff ' you kj To the boy* who wear the Khaki. Boot Now* • Sergeant and served as an ins true- i Jarry B»rr- from here, too? We nominate ' of Lansing, Or the lads who wear the blue. ' if you co Ijuislng. and granddaughter of ; Regular meeting of Rebekah Lodge Cpl. Kenneth Hawkin*. 30150336 t. t T—.....Ha. until /“Xefehel* tor Iin aeronautic* October, you fellows as our official Army­ the late fir*. Jane TUttte of Has- wHSta I^oVhanYH&y^T We will give a benediction. have hiked — 3 lat Fighter Oontiol. Control Sqd. 1942. On Jan 20. 1943 1*1 Lt. White Navy reprwientatlve* from Barry I llW?rn tn IL .nH Mr. W.vn. Wnlr • nln«- NOT’ W« You’re our heroes brave and true. Monday and Friday you would hare 8 O’dOCt graduated from the Army Air Force County. Now all we need is another 1 Born to Lt. and Mrs. Wayne FinkYou have seen Old Glory Uireatened noticed two high school students You have gone to give her aid Regular meeting of W. R. C. will from the apprentice class, aiatloned Kenneth tops, has been in officer candidate school at Miami Barry to-join the Marines and our betaer (Marie Eggleston) of WaiFla. and was commissioned record 3would be complete. Well nut Ridge. Ark. a daughter on Bunheld tn o A. ft. han You have heard your country calling .™ two year*, all of Beach. 2nd Lt. In the Air Corps At the Sacrifices, you made. day. Nov. 1. The telegram stated that ernoon M at 2 o'clock ihich time he sum* up, "you al- a the baby weighed 7 lbs. 13 ou., and ornwn' nvT' B- Fa If ray* have to do a lot of little thing* present time he hold* tho position of Pvl Robert E Barn-. 36193697 Fight with all your strength and checking 1 that "Daddy. Mother and baby, and Hdq Co. 2nd Bn. 116th Inf. The Pennock Hospital Kitchen might Grandmother are fine" "Grand­ | Guild meet* with Mrs, Maurine A.P.O. 30 U- 8. A ™ W«te ! bin, 459 E. Clinton 80 that when tho fight la over mother" Is Mrs. Henry Eggleston, Steinke. 623 W. Grand Rt Camp Atterbury . Ihd. St., on Wed­ It will have been settled right. business comer. It’s a good practi­ Greetings Steve Johnson, wiu'.’s who went to Walribt Ridge about nesday evening. Dec. * ** " Th»n. ccme home and take tthe cal way to get information agreed are reminded to bring I--------- --------- - I MWm. 239 N. — now willi you? Sounds like you had Bi places Mr and Mrs. William Meads of cKti^£7kete * PUC*d 'n the checkers—Dorothy Roberts, Bar­ Clinton Brtll. 434 W a lucky break In your tint assign­ That are waiting for you *1111 I of her son* and da bara Tietz 'Honk' Keeler. Loyal ping ln“ some day eoon. th9 Hastings rural r ment to be tn Ute south instead of Elm Hall recelvM word Friday. Nov. Christmas boskets. In our heart* you have a comer Kinney. LaRae Dean. .Betty Cooper. Jual caught a glimpse of the Dale Cpl. Leater J. MacLeod Maine for Instance, during the 5 from the Gov’t stating that their ’* I Stanley Meinert. R 2. Mrs. . That no'one else can ever fill. Dora Purcell. Elieen Sherblnski. and Roush'* (Freeport) when they were I AS.N. 36192477 winter months. Well write you at- son. Bruce, who ha* been a Ger­ man prisoner in Italy since Feb., has Vivian Norton—but good weather home recently. Where are you *ta- | 5th Academic Sqd. — (Claude E. Wilson) S’.even I. Johnson. 36884438 been transferred to a German pris­ Sincerely. has a lol to do with the facts as well Honed, soldier? । Barrack* 707 as the comfort of the fact-finder* on. Hl* address is given below for Mrs Erneht Smith. hat good Sheppard Field. Texas —. Burdette Clsler. Mrs. Gerald Rogers.lw — uvir who u at Lester te married and his wife | anyone wishing to write, Prisoner Hhu,u Conte Grove they all agreed. They thought who­ Miami Brach. Fla. The annual Christmas meeting Clare Zerbe and Joseph Marita, r ever wrote that popular song. “Isn't San Marca*. TVx. Larry had 10-days Evelyn and baby daughter are Hvof War, Pvt. Bruce W. Meads, ' When we said what's new to Caught In but he didn't get here untU the Bih ing with her people in Kalamazoo American Prisoner of War, No. of the Shultz Community Club will Middleville: Mrs. Merle HoM«lter,d -Hello.” non. we're glad to say meet with Mrs Kathleen Tedraw Freeport; Mrs Dorr Webb. Mn-1 day—Shi your hunch 1* right—a She ha* just relumed from a two 20513. Stalag 2 B. Germany. “Now It's over—Thanksgiving Dey". Lyle Hathaway has been changed very beautiful someone in ’ visit him al---------his camp The office of Defense Transpor­ on Thur*. Dec. 2. There will be an Jay Whitman and Mis. Emery .. but lightly beraerit. In Chicago C.—-weeks -------- ---—with -------------------It wasn't easy, 'twa* hard to do to Walla Walla. Wash 'Frances tation today warned ail person* con- -----------exchange of 25c gifu. Fisher baby. Nashville: Mre. ----------------------------- and ------, ------—------- —■ — — A few days ago Johnny Crue and and It isn’t just a platonic Interest * where Lester Is an instructor, Knowing you couldn't be here, too. Carrothers Casper, plea re note-. templatlng the purchase of either ... . „ . ---------- -Clare Ed wains and baby and Mr*, Rov Cordes were talking about the either. Larry mentioned his stop- 1 S/S«t. Melbome E. MacLeod. Bui for the others left at home, Lyle likes firing but i®vs “we were new or used truck* for the purpose I I*e Hansborger. Woodland. Clar1601153! officers they had in the last war. It over in the Windy City and some­ Our loyal spirit must be shown. up to 26.000 yesterday and it was of Inaugurating new operation* or w H -c* Cunningham. Bellevue- Mr*. / thing about an interesting friend— i The day was filled with much to do 35’ below and that Is cold. ” His ad ­ extending the area of present oper“f'Barnt*I Clyde Northlu*. Delton: Carl Nor- s Yet all the time we thought of you. ■lone that line but Johnny Mid his oh. yeah I Dean Keeler and Larry | «» postmaster. New Orleans, ua. , atlon* to contact the Grand Rap d,»*'runner wits ' Port Jacka°n- 8 C : Mrs. Georg* , had met each other before Larry | Melbomc 1* stationed In Panama dress IsWe had the "fixings"—the kind Sgt . Lyle C. Hathaway *• Id* district ODT office before tak- MTh**i.and J*by' W “ill . . for Bombardier I . where he has been for two year* , , 333rd. Batt. Tank Oorpo—was a was reassigned you’_ d — any tag such stei». i’nie_warning came ^ry Oaa°0<1 WedDea’ shalk^Mra^ I Sqd 728. 452 Bomb Or. ’ vou 1, Gordon »j o We have on every Thanksgiving wonderful fellow, a pretty swell egg schooling. Let us hearr from you E. MacLeod. 8 2/c from Paul J. Winkler. District ODT °ay..* 01 Dey. | that all the fellows like—this good Lorry—we’re ala-ays interested in I n ------------I smlthr°922W E.’ Madiion: Miss Ere- ’ Receiving Ship No. 140 Walla Walla, Wasidnglon I Manager, who stated that under »vitnn Tire numpkln pic was the best we'd . guy was none other than "Ike" E3- "Interesting friends.*' Good luck! % Fleet PnatoHlce ! s'*n ^anclsco. California tk 'Bernard Whitmore, you owe'Lyle ODT regulations, inauguration of — P W H e R nf I hr rw.1.™ 1 ,vn AaPln>11- HasUng*. R. 3: Sharon ‘ liad i seiihower. now commander and The W. S C. S. of the Delton Rh*y iji w Clinton- Mrs John * new operations or extension of pres- Mrthadlat Ji?, rtt.wELPte?? ■ Gordan graduated from Delton Since that special one for you and j Chief of the Allied Force* in North church will hold Its an- ;S“^— -•« Dad. Africa. In fact. Johnny's discharge he Don Johnson ‘ays '.ha» hr has ent operauunsmust ttrxt have the nual and chicken supper tn Bell and baby^ 701 a Htgh lasl sPrlnK Mid entered Navy ““ ‘ cht^h. WrtSJday SJ?!. Ray • ... ------* ~... ----------------------he entered service 9 months ago n -ner We noticed Dad wasn’t _.,.y qtilte so gat paper*. after he had served over- J' seen Bill Mown and the two had a SuTfi effeST "L^2*1 M^Lmd Hulbert. Hantlnp. :h mu are tim'd by Capt. Elsenhow­ And somehow then; wasn’t to mucr good time together. He wants to Oral MacLeod er. Incidentally, you fellows who 25 mile hiking basic days arc over Goodwill The hospital U still . very buy (Continued on Page 6. Sec. 2.1 UJ3.C.C. Training In Cincinnati Then toward evening, as shadows know Johnny, will be interested to (he hopes): the Army Ls now OK i The Goodwill w 8 C 8. has been P‘“" *£» Ohio hospital fall know that johnny’s son. Terrance, He is with tiie anti-aircraft coast postponed and will meet at the J?8?1 .W? 3161 Harvey Ave. nintFFF Seems tiie hardest time of all. Is one of the peppiest little chaps In artillery and hl* address is— on ------Dec.---3 u bctn« glTBn by the nurw Bld* Hospital Guild ID. will hold it* — home of — Mrs. ...... Fred Otis ___ — Cincinnati. Ohio J in ,‘rKt Pvt. Patrick Durkin. 36456020 Yet all at once in my heavy heart, kindergarten this year, and the Iri* MacLeod ** 1 Mr and Mrs. Walter Coppcck are Christmas party with exchange of for dinner. Visitors are welcome, Hq Bat. 840th Battel. little gala all call him Terry, so I realised the-noble part UJ3.C.C. Training in Cincinnati 1 moving in the Grover Brooks house gift* and,a tree, Deq. 2. al lha U. B. ----------------Camp Stewart, Oa. That vou and every mother's son you may know he's quite a lad. church parlor*.' Luncheon; at ope FENNOCK HOSPITAL Use 1 Ceti Ohio hospital । recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beeber did arrive from Pine । Have fulfilled since this war begun. । ?l<*" !<LX,.nK Three babies were bom at the 3161 Harvey Ave. Laurence Greenfield who have 0 Ninety per cent of the coal mined ! And even though I wanted you. the'folk*' wfo won't have' to worry Camp. N. Y. as we mentioned last, Cincinnati. Ohio moved in their new home in Mc- rifts ot canned fnii’ and vegetables hospital during the week: a boy j in this country is burned lo produce 1 Lk”fw_l<lu.!?adZour,,^',t__t? _ about meat nolnts for a time, befor Pennock hospital. «d “j”Be thankful? —yes. of‘ course I can. I cause — their deer, here thev to. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Richard­ heat and power. The remaining hw ; Returning on Thanksgiving Day— I The cirls have six months more ‘ ‘ they got training I Wilkins entertained twenty-one for son. Clarksville, Nov. 15: a boy | per cent is processed lo produce,' k,1?w ,n,f R°11 ,Y)W n rnanare , mucn are— —Keim Keith umiku Daniels, Hazen Grey. after the turkey course. Is— I CorvTn Hoffman, son of Mr and ^n^'vl"?n * The WB.C.S. of the Methodist to Mr. and Mrs. Rav Bell. 701 N. Who faces hunger danger, grief. j|m R.dford. Harold Newton. "Zip­ Shirley Chaffee. 36410790 Mrs. Lewis Hoffman of Delton has ; Mrs L>,c Olmstead is ill. church will hold a special meeting Wilson, Nov. 16; a girl to Mr. and po help mankind to find relief. ThorntMon. Meredith Meredith Dick, Dick, and and as a* Anti TMnk Co. 301st Inf. Thomoion. । been transferred from the Army Re- ■ From tyrannic* of every form. far M we've heard. Lucille Willette A.P.O. 94 % Pootinastcr serves into the Merchant Marines, j So freedom te again reborn. »ls the only gal who upheld the Camp Forrest, because of hl* valuable experience • Dear God. please help me learn that AeOrd for the gentler hunters, and Nashville. Tenn. glyfng . did a bang upup Job. bagging her own. i did a bang job. bagging her own Shirley who live* out Quimby way. of previous service on the Great , la the thank* we Rive for living. | Over at Thomapple lake Donnld has been tn service a year neM , Lakes for three seasons > Mead who was on his first hunting month; say* he likes the army but I Nice going Pfc. Lynian Duane, >V sure -U.C seemed good to get home. UV...V, I Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude "Howdy nil,"—we'd give almcst ' trip, came home with his deer and It Home out Yankee Springs way. is I Hunt. Route 4 who has been gradanything we possess if we could Everett Ling from Bellevue way. write all of you the things you like downed a 6-pointer. From some of Merlyn Courtney (his address Is ’ uated from the school for airplan? to hear about We try to hard every I the stories we've heard looks like Cloverdale) also from Camp For- mechanics at Gulfpprt Field. Miss, week to do Just that, but we’re not' some of you fellows will have to rest. Tenn. Merlyn looks fine and । How about a letter from you. Ly- | kidding ourselves—It isn't an ex- : tactfullv show some of the local he's having s great time with hta man? Kt job by a-long shot, perhaps । nimrods how Its' done when you 5-inonths old eon. Jerry LeRoy. who । Greetings to the Mickey McPharause we hare to Juggle this come back, to do the kind of hunt­ holds onto his Dad as if the little Una out on the west coast Captain weekly report In between several ing a man can enjoy. Some of you fellow knew his Did would soon Mickey writes Ural they had a most take off again for another while. ' enjoyable evening al dinner with I other lol>s -but when you fellows fellows hare been able to get in a a. _ ■_______ _ — .-a I .4,* Actnlr.^c V4I—Vn<‘ IrnrM,write like Clarence Surrarrer (Free- . little of that sort of gunning Bud Merlyn is now a Corporal—nice go- ! the Fred Astaires Mickey you know if | was a guest of Lord and-Lady Ca- , K’t > wrote this week. "Keep the j Chase <S/6gL In Air Corps) writes tag. fellow! Home In Woodland is Leon Nich- vandish in Ireland. Ltidy Cavandlsh , nner Coming." ole Zolly feels so that it was a lucky break for him inadequate to "do right" by you when he was transferred to Sioux olson who has spent a big port ot I being the former Adele Astaire, her j * boys and gals, yet we keep plugging Falla. 8. D. He loves to hunt and his time in deaert training and to brothers first dancing partner. along What we need Is chatter from ' he's near the Black Hills which Is see Leon's tan you can be sure there I Frank Rogers, now Captain in the x. nil of you and news from parents nearly a hunter’s dream. Bud. along was plenty of nun and little shade. Marines, who has been in the South , back here at home, about their sons ' with 10 men. started out after elk. He look* hale and hearty and men- | Pacific over a year, wrote hte and daughters. This Is the sort of < Bud says he got his deer and plenty Honed that hr flnMied Woodland ; “Mom" he hoped to fly toward Hie * „ . old U. — high In '42 and the only other fel- good 8. ... A. -----andperha|>s perhap*bebe home for Christmas. A letter Mrs. I , is Cart Allerdlng. ‘42 who is with Rdetrs received Wednesday from * the Seabees. Good to chat with you Billy Gladstone. Wtio has been sta- j Leon. (we noticed that medal for Honed near fTank. sayk.Frank Is on I .a. expert rifle too.) We'll all write you his wav iwme. It will'd* pretty , " swell to hare you home Frank—as । atLeon Nicholson Jr.. 3636858209 if you dldn t know. | Sorrv to hear you’ve been IrNhe I D Bal. 800th A A A. A.W. B.N. hosoltal these part 4 weeks at Mfl“ Camo H**n. Calif. Tom Stebbins considers he has a dison college. Doug Pavne. Glad to lucky break to be home over hear vou're coming OK. Let us Thanksgiving. He looks splendid, have your address, and speedy re­ likes his Job and will report to covery. chiun I Camp Reynolds. Pa.. Just across the । Myron Campbell (Freeport) who Ohio line, after his furlough. । has been in Iceland. England and Twa* late Sunday night that the | is now very much in the fracas in Art Lowers were awakened by calls , Italy writes he Is O.K. You’ve cerand knocking on the door; maybe I tataly taken the hurdles Myron* A hearty greeting, and very*— best he shouted the "Yank* are Coming” ** —’“ ------- — — ■* the ------* of luck. Another who was transferred to had just an overnight stop to spend ea with his friends, enroute to a new Italy 1* Max Freeman. We saw the assignment Of course. Zack visited German medal and the silver ring school before he left the next morn­ you sent your folks. Max. but we Only o! Wards for less than 50d ing—lie's a very nice guy that ev­ can only guess at the stories that porcelain ... soma quality as Fun to make! Simple enough for eryone enjoys knowing. Let us know they tell: Twill have to wall until dishes mother uses! Pieces are you come liome to really know the your new address etc.. Zack. child of six... just color, mount Merle Lancaster arrived heme manv experiences thev represent. Tuesday from Pennsylvania, after Bob Kelly writes from Buckley □ndhangl Choice of Donald Duck, party I Dutch Boy and Girt derecuperating in tills country* tor a Fielcf colo. that he hasn’t seen a Hower, Thumper, Mickey Mouse, number of months from oversea's tree since he has been there: neith­ duty. Welcome home Merle—you’ll er has he seen anv does. Inciden­ Bambi, Pluto! Buy set of all six! know a real Thanksgivjng tally. Mrs. K. 'Charlotte Hubbard I one I In town Moo. was Co. Coni. — Robt. ” B. i leaves today. Friday, to Join Bob in Johnson of Will Roger.-; era Field. . Okla, treeless Colo. I Bob Fortney Jr. is now T/Bgt. and nKwife and baby arc with him In Mfg. Co. before he was inducted Georgia. from Barry Co. Bill Dunlap writes from England Winn Green was called home that the countryside is still beauti­ from Camp McCoy, Wi*. because of ful to see. They haven't harvested his mother’s Illness. Mrs. Green is all of the grain yet and nuinv field* coming along OK. and of course are still Breen but he ha* yet to see she's so haopv that Winn was any sunshine. He likes his Job; has granted a leave lo come home. been rnnde temporary manager of Sorry we missed Eugene Guernsey one of the big warehouses; he's be­ who returned Saturday al midnight come a wizard with English money; for hl* camp in South Carolina. and the greatest treat he had after Wjt'd like a letter from you Eugene he arrived at Johh Bull's birthplace, —think you can make it? the biggest since leaving Uncle Bob Walldorff at Great Lakes Sam. was eating n "beautiful fresh" was home Sunday with a buddy of egs. Bill's address Is— his, Ray Renard of New York, who SgL WiUtemjE Dunlap. 36458853 R«al ’ ARMY HELMETS BIG, HUGGABLE 17-INCH PASTRY SIT FOR LITTLI 40 GRIAT GAMES IN ONI is stationed at G. L. The family A.P.d. 635-< Postmaster BABY DOLL..? 3.48 had their Thanksgiving dinner FOR BOYS, OIRLS New York City. N Y. "MOTHERS”... «g AT WARDS ONLY while the fellows were here. By the And we’re waiting for a letter At Wards only! Same kind of shock Dan Walldorff that he is captain George Robert Carpenter. Ptr. 3/c helraeti worn by their big brothers potato masher, rolling pin, pastry baby! Darling in crisp orgondy of their basketball team and they U. 8. Naval Air Station. and dadil Weigh last than 10 ozJ dress and frifly bonnet! Buy early! board, pie plates, 7 other pieces! have won eleven stcalRht—nice Brks No. 6 u-am work Ted! Did you know tiiat Atlantic City. N. J Kenny Lane is on the basketball Atta' boy. Don. for that Cpl. rat­ team at Farragut. Idaho and they ing. Well address congratulations have won 4—lost 1? Well write you to you at— fellows at— Col. Donald Nevins. 36417403 Theodore A. Banash. A/S A PO. 759. 'i P. M. Co. 1638 UjB.N.T.8. Great Lake*. III. Here’s the kind of news we're glad to get Best wishes tn the tinppy Kenneth c. Lane. A/8 trio. Co. 899-41 , Dear Zollv— Camp Ward. U-8.N.T.S. 1 You and the people of Hastings Farragut. Idaho. 1 may be Interested to know that a Dnt-Duh News .'little baby girt. Susan Rae, was bom A salute and congratulations to ! to S/Sgt. George.and Mrs. Dewey in Roy J. White to 1st Lt. has been the base hospital, La* Vegas. Air thing that ON THE HOME FRONT COMMUNITY NOTICES ORGANIZATIONS SHOP EARLY IN WARDS tyland Opening Christmas Selling of Exciting 1943 DOLLS, GAMES, etc.I COME EARLY! BUY NOW! While Variety is BIOI IMPORTANT ■MEXICAN WALT DISNEY WALL PLANS TO COLOR Since the announcement was made last week of the opening of a MAM TOT TEA SET 2.29 25' Frozen Foods Storage Plant FOR HASTINGS at an EARLY DATE Reservations Are Coming in Fast! 98c The experience in other cities would indicate that we will have an overflow of subscriptions before the opening date. ed! Don't wait if you are interest- Reservations are being taken at the Strand Theatre, Hastings until further notice. No Reservations Made By Phone PETE’S AUTO PARTS WILDING — AUTO REPAIRING & SERVICE WE BUILD — WAGONS — TRAILERS — HITCHES HASTINGS FROZEN FOOD STORAGE COMPANY YOUNG PATRIOT’S ARMY COMBAT sn 1.00 EASY-TO-MAKE FANCY 22 radlitk fiber board "action" loy»l Easy to mak« jumping Jops Tanksl Smash th* Axis targetl Fun for little glrhl Juit cut out.. . follow simple diradioni and you gat 5 gay paper party halt! PAPER HATS ... 25< PAINT KIT FOR TRICKY FlN_.„ AND OIRLS QAMI.i.ONLY hinged fiberboard case. New and Uicd Parts — Class Installed CASH FOR YOUR JUNK CAR thM. 2407 Hastings 221 N. Mich. Ave Montgomery �THT HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1M3 w^irmid with her parents Mr and ' «*• dollar*, were put In the claw home which she purchased recently. > neaday evening at tha horn of Mr. I We werc KurJ^nrctti lo^’^fl^ we weekend with her parenu w. ana trea*ury. Refreshment* were served ------------1 and Mr*. Leon Nicholson honoring en of a* “The Hastings Company We were sure pretty low after we Mra. * Lawrence pnefrock. G E B u „ Pvt. Leon Nicholaon. Jr. who was ----------------- -----------------------1 read Uw A. F. stotjr in the TurnBru^. of Augwta. father of W*."> uic n««.______ a_ : home on furlough from Camp Haan. LAST MINUTE day Detroit Free Press that you I had been wounded In action while HOME FRONT ^re'h^Snid ^^re^^atonTah i "”nded _____ Marr Mr. and !3 ‘p^n«k 1 Section 1) serving in the Mediterranean area. ----- . .- "^^"gn^ylr STnvw vrai'ra, eoenlnv atnnv O.K. Bill O.L«. install. Officers । Mr. NilesJ KnuSen of 843 Whed- : h«uitaL He wj^ed etaht hounds ( and Zea land Jtoy.1 tai before_ '»he relumed sdS™ Bunday afternoon callers at the ■ home of Mr mid Mrs Dorr Kahler ' ” • ••• — — • — — — ■ — -. - - JthT^lv — ■—rcssive ceremonv Tliurs* er St Cadillac and Donald Hvn<.j, and three ounces (- — - ' •• •---yi—returning ---------15-<U can write toyou. Keep your chin * were John Blocher of South Wood- I At rircUd Ison when th "newly elected of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hynes ' Mr. and Mra. Clair Edwin* have Mra Harold.Blakely and Gi • land. Cha*. Kahler. Clifford Kahler | S,'u • The ------ - I of Woodland, were married by the . a 5-pound daughter bom Nov. 5. r —who —v— took* i„u. uup, fellow. Thais a heck of a bit retumed to Monday-U Lm Lockwood if cheer to a guy who has taken and George Kahler of Delton and appointed officer* of the w ooa- Rev. o. B. Little in the Church of! at Pennock hcepital. named Mau- , CaUornia Saturday. raimply great and extra nice took-.?' UD in in; it Christ parsonage. Wednesday eve- ; rine Janice. . ------------h?< with the tan he picked up »’• on the chin besides—but you know what we mean—don't worry ning. Nov. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Covert of ** -- ------------------------.I •»«-» — — - -» — *>1 xi ’•Mrs.--------- --- ---------------------- ■-cm ------- Tb^ re Home Texas and at rc. Camp Bia—1—. S' Lea well and hotter luck from Y Blocher. Woodland. Dorr Is recovFor Thanksgiving where he Is now stat Tiie counle were attended by tiie ; Lake I..LAL Odessa WMV are the proud arand- , t{joyed ,j here 00 bi- Cherrio. • ertag from a severe heart attack vln. Marshall: Mra. Alberta Goode- bride'* sister. Retha Knudsen and parcnts parents of the son. bom to Mr. Mr. and and ________ _______ _____ _ which he suffered Wednesday mor­ moot. Chaplin; Mrs. Myrtle John­ Jack W. Korn. Mi* Knudsen wore Mrs Victor Sawyer of Glenview. lM. TexaS. arrived home Saturday . • ch*t <Kh him at Blinding be-1 ning. He fell from a chair, overturn­ son. Organist, all of Lake Odessa. a two-piece blue ensemble with rust ' HL. nt the Evanston hospital. Wedmorning to spend a week with his 1 tan he came home. Les and Winn rtI, Officers of the Woodland Chap­ ing a pot of coffee, badly scalding acceswries. and a corsage of- tails- , nesdav. November 17. The baby ha* parents. Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Benner j Green had a good time when theySAXONS. GUESTS OF bls arm. * Mias Marjory England ter arc W. M.. Mr*. Mildred Jordan: man roses and bronze pompons Her been named Thomas Victor and Is nn<j daughter Heanor. Miss Helena met on the atreeta and began cojn- HASTINGS HOTABV . Ernest O- Shomo. A. M.: Mrs. visited her cousin. Miss Nancy Har- W. uf the Hastings High attendant wore black and white and । the second child, the first being a Benner of Battle Creek is also paring notes along “ this I* tiie Member* of the Hi Lucv E. E Classic: Clas'-lc A. A P.: P Karl C C. auenoant ■ omca ,«uu >uiU ( me sreonu cnuu. u>c urai mcih# u Benner or Battle urcex is aiso Lucv Karl xlson of MS C. at East Lansing over Paulfootball team, Coach Goodell and rases and white I d.nurhter Rawver is Ik well kimwn S<x: Mrs Minnie Lois Bor- I 11 « ror«.iQ<corsage nf of nlnk pink roses daughter. Mrs Mrs. Sawyer known |' spending this week with with her parent* । armv" *nny. .tnsle. angle, «• the weekend. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. John der: Treas.. Mrs. Orpha I. Reesor; maline. turning the 27th to Laurel, AMlstanl-Cpach Brozak were »pein Woodland community as Eva nnd brother. They expect to enjoy ’ Returning u Dell called on Mrs. Hannah Waite conductress Mrs N Grace Eng., la Charles Lykins of Nashcial guests ot Hastings Rotary at The day also marked the 35th , Covert, the granddaughter of the Thanksgiving dinner Ui will be Miss., , IMUUKl'UIK I —--Is —.Ch* — —------m of Lake Odessa Sunday afternoon. land: -vine Who was In town with his their luncheon here Monday noon Assoc. Conductress, Conductress, Mrs. Mrs. wedding mmivenary brides Mr.— and Mrs. Lee Wright. | venison venison this this year year as as Eston Eston and and E21a Ela rvil rvil who was wi ...... ..... - — ------------- -- of the ,-----r- I, late ...... w •— ----------------------------------ee who Assoc A Tlu- Rev. H. V. Townsend and land: parents and n supper observing the.............................. ------------ROt dw>. with Mr. and Mra.1I "* twin rfn brother «* Sherman on Tuesday. Rev. Fr. John Dillon, guest spenkal family were Sunday dinner guests Grace M. Faul; Chaolln. Mrs. Ger­ dual occasion wa« served at the (Sherman is sun concerned that . er. paid tribute to the fine record Sxwdy Rrsij,^ ,s Teacher Eston Everett and children of Ver■u at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roval trude E. Stowell: .Marshall. Mrs Knudsen home following the wed- | Mr# France* Ringquesl Sawdy ’ montvllle. the army wouldn't lake him be- and conduct of the team and to ,s Frants of Charlotte. * Mrs. Carl Rrilina Benner:. Adah. Mrs. Mary cause of an arm injury he sustained the part which sports and athletics . .u- ' has resigned from her position a* | BU««. .. u» no™ 01 nrr , f »vn,.: Rulh. Mr» W-lUe Dur- umk- ,, a few years ago. He want* to be can play in character building. A J*’? I English iuicI Latin teacher after The Methodist Church £:: SWt'M?■&?£ Cadillac high -^hool. Mr. 'll H>^cs having served more than seven 1 in this scrap, too.) Charles figures properly conducted athletic program. I. Clifford Jeffries over the weekend. George F. Wingard. Pastor • rjauurt ftom U» Woodland hlah ln ,hc loall sh, h„ I he was doubly lucky lo get a fur- i with stress on team play, is one * Mr. and Mrs Robert Crockford Mrs Anna B Dell: Warder. Fred E oihool ,nl pllvH colteje and U a Morning Worship 10:00 1, — »_ -A. — , — ----------1 of rhe most valuable ‘ 'subject**' u, h.r home tor th, -■ of Midland spent the weekend with Border: Sentinel. Albert R. Reesor. -Sunday School 11:15 troooer with th, the MleWaan Michiitan State Stair , toUr wcvlu the 25th happens to be his birth­ which schools have to offer, he be­ Gifts were presented to the four traoorr bls parents. Mr. and Mrs. Welby Junior Church 10:00 day too. Charles report* that Earl lieves. Police. He has been stationed In w!llcJi ha* forced her to give up u Crockford. Sunday dinner guests installing officers and to Mrs. Re­ Cadillac since'last spring. her teaching Mrs. Sawdy will b? Youth Fellowship 8:00 ' Bluke and Bob Betts (Nashville) re­ !< were Mr. and Mrs. J. L- Crcckford vina Benner, retiring Worthy Ma­ be at home in the Black cottage in ■ 8reaXjv mis*ed in our school system. Ciroir rehearsal--------------Wednesday night — -------------— — I turned to Camp Forrest. Teno., on NATURAL'OAS FOUND s-. end Mr. and Mrs. John Hynes, tron and to Mra. Minnie Border who Monday where they are both sta­ NEAR ITHACA l She has been very active in the lias served a* secretary for the pa’t n Woodland. rxtraTwrEuter on ® Another natural gas field has extra curricular aUip afairs“oFiherehwl. of the school. ‘‘ two vear* without pay. •n Mra. Victor Brumm of Nashville in Nashville on furlough this week. been found In Michigan, half a mile Mciiciuu.1 re»«ca»u»icu,a wc.v ■ Observe Fiftieth i having directed all play productions. . Delicious refreshments were N< ? v ; 2 -n3 h v h .^ h h ^.* n 1 What'S your address Lt, end what's •’ visited her sister. Mrs. Welby Crock - served by Mr. and Mr* Reesor. Mr. | west of Ithaca in Gratiot enuntv Wedding Anniversary organized the Library and Ditin priate Thanksgiving setting with a pookm- 'over Vour wav? 11 ford a few days last week * MLv> and Mrs. Shomo Mr. and cookin' over your way? The discovery well, brought In last Mrs 1 Fifty year* ago on Nov. 19. 1893. elute and performed In numerous ’ Patty Tyler of Hastings visited Miss Border. Mrs. Classic and Mrs. Sto- ' Miss Lulu Frances Landis and Wil- other advisory capacities with the table of fruit and vegetables Jmt week, yields 3.500,000 cubic feet of ’ Martin Faul over the weekend. * well Charles Lykins. 36458864 gas In 24 hours. It Is located wlicrv ! lb>hiHenry Warner were united in , student bodv. It Ls sincerely hoped in front of the pulpit. A brief seyvIce was carried out by the president 670th Bomb Sqd. A.A.B. its outnut can be read 11v disposed -------------marriage bv the Rev. Fryfogle al t thatMr*. Sawdy will speedily re| and vice president of the society. I Laurel, Miss. few days with her daughter and of for household uses. iBIue Star Mothers lo Meet Sunfield. Mich. They have always KBln her health. An offering ot 163.66 was received. . family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ar­ The Blue Star Mothers will hold - b«n residents of Woodland Twp , Mrs. Margaret Estep, who ha* ' nle of Battle creek. * Mr. and Mrs their December meeting. Monday.' Barrv countv. and live at the pres- been teaching theseventh grade, I j ’ Ford Btowell and cons Pwtv and Dec 6 al the home of Mr< Osa ’ «nt time in the village of Woodland ‘ will be transferred to the position South Woodland Church 0^ ‘ Russel! were guest* at ,a. family Hecker with Mrs. Trellis Cox as wh where “~ ,H they ‘M’ have resided for twenty- । i ------vacated •— bv Mrs. Sawdy. »«Mrs. Josie ■' dinner at tjie home of Mr. and Mrs. five years. i Watrous who was in charge of the Arthur L. Dodge, nastor Will Brummeler of Grand Rapids. hostess. The president urges every Their anniversary' was observed kindergarten and first grades from 10: 00 A. M. Worship and sermon i The guest of honor was the son of member to be present at this meet­ Sunday when they held open house 1934 to 1941 has been hired to teach 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school Mr. and Mrs. Brummeler En*1m> ing as there will be election of offi­ from two to five P. M. Two sons, the seventh grade. Mrs. Watrous 8:00 P. M. Study class at the । 'J Robert Brummeler of Holly who cers. and committee report*. Re­ Harold of Hastings and Lester of jeft the local school in June 1941 home of Mr. and Mrs Otto Town- 1 leaves this week for his Naw Base member the date. Monday. Dec. 6. Woodland with their families were ttnd entered Central State Teachers send This class is having very in- ; 1 with them to celebrate their golden college in the fall and was gradua- terestlng discussions on Che prin­ Entertains Fresnmen > . returned Wednesday from a hunting Mlw Janice Crockford, a member weddine Mfcnv friends from this ' ted' with an A. B degree the fol­ ciples of a lust and durable peace. ' trip tn the'north. Fred reports community called to wish them lowing summer. Soon anc-t after nn her You are given a special Invitation >u»»,k £>ununcr. ■ deer, too much snow * Mis« Mary of the Freshman elass. entertained many more happy anniversaries. ------------she was — *—*- | to loin tills group. eraduatiqn itriken— seriously * — Townsend visited friends at Man­ 32 of her classmates at her home iilJflMMlil recent months was un8:00 P. M. Saturday Nov. 27. Love chester college. No. Manchester. in East Woodland. Friday evening. Senior Pl*y Draws Hit Crowd 4 teaching duties. Her Weast and communion at the South ■' Ind. over last weekend. * Miss Bnr- An auction sale took nlace In the A large audience witnessed ttvj I^Kit-nds here will be very Woodland church. bara Bailey of Ha*tlngs spent the evening, the proceeds of which, over Senior play ••Seven Keys to BalcM to wecome her back to this ' The Sunday morning service will pate’. Saturday evening in WWmmunltv. The great majority of I be our annual Thanksgiving servschool auditorium. The cast. follo^T hcr seventh gradu students are well । ice. The offering for Home Missions ing. did full justice to their parts acquainted with Mrs. Watrous os I will be received. and the play was much enjoyed. । she was their first teacher when ■ All members of the Church should Those In the cast were: Rex Weyer- thev entered Woodland school. , attend the services. We invite man. Elva Hynes. Donald McMillen. | -------------- ; others to worship with us. HASTINGS., MICHIGAN Bob Born, Eleanor Betincr, Lucille 1 Woodland Basketball Season 1 , — Gardner. Ted Burkle, Lynelt" To Open Wednesday Night, Wood|and Wealeyan Hove Motors, Coble, Wiring, Supplies without Priority. Smith. Lloyd Hitt. Arden Harper. j nrst game of 01 vtic xtuuh ui Tiie first the .season of,, ------ ». Methodist M Church Elwood Hcnneyr R<ns Krebs. Mel- lb„ Woodland Basketeers was held New Radio, $49.00 Radio. $35.00 Glenn E. Miller. Pastor vln Ralrigh. Byron Hesterly, Dwight th0 nJltht before Thanksgiving on | Phone 3972. Hastings Howlader. the local floor witlf the Alumni I Record Changer, $79.00 There will be no prayer meeting ------------1 plavina the High School. Mr. and Mr* S. W. Smith Heme schedule for the season: this week due to Thanksgiving. Radio service and parts, tubes, flat irons repaired, There will be preaching service Purcha.se Home Nov. 24. Alumni: Dec. 7. Sunfield: at the church Sunday P. M. 7:30. Stoves, Vacuum cleaners, etc. Have plenty of cords of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Smith of Cos- Jun. 7. loke Odessa: Jan. 21. Mldlleton township moved Into the vii- dieville: Feb. 11. Delton: Feb. IB, Nov. 26. Bovs and Girls watch for the all kinds. Also cone elements for heaters. lage Thursday, occupying the home ; Nashville, opening of the new Sunday school recently purchased from Mrs. Ber- ! ------------. tha Flory. Mrs. Flory has moved Family Dinner for Pvt. Nicholson Come and win the prise. Announce­ across the street into the Shcldrick i A family dinner was held Wed- ments later. OODLAND CAMP FIRE NEWS | The Hastings Camp Fire guard­ ians ware entertained Friday night at the Irome of Mnr. Wm. Stebbins. Mrs. Erwin Clark was elected the new chairman of the city guardians and Mias Barbara Wilcox, secre­ tary. It was decided to use tiie U. S. O. rooms Saturday afternoons for practicing ciiristmas carols and Camp Fire songs to ring at tho Grand Council Fire to b? held Sun­ day afternoon. Jan. 23. The guard­ ians present in addition to Mr*. Clark and Mis* Wilcox, were Mrs. Wellmley Ironside. Mrs. George Aten. Mrs. Clark O'Donnell. Was Beatrice Hemey, Mrs. Rob’t. Conley and Mrs. Norbert Schowalter. chmn. of the Horizon club. Members of the Horizon club, a group of high school girls. were re­ cently entertained at an evening dessert at the home of Mrs. Norbert Schowalter with Mrs. Edw. Van Popering and Mrs. K. R Sanderson assisting. Miss Harriet Slmom the Ciuno Fire field worker from Battle Creek discussed activities in which the club might be Interested. Offi­ cers for the jear were elect’d: Pres. Bettv Cortright: Vice Pres. BcverIv Bradford; Sec. Anne Goodye.tr; Treas. Martha Wedel. Historians believe that the inven­ tors of the automobile have had greater influence on the course ot mankind than did Caesar, Napoleon or Ghengir. Khan. , ecu I Corner CeBter * ■ dhdi llUDLEeVllI R WE CAN HELP THE OTHER FELLOW! WINDSTORM CO. A BUSINESS INCREASES Electricity itself' cannot be saved or stored away. But any reduction you can safely make in your use of it, will reduce the amount of fuel burned to make it. That will mean fewer freight cars to haul it and fewer man hours to handle it. More cars and more men will be available for the war effort. Each little bit that you save, multiplied by thousands of other Americans, will be an impor­ tant contribution to the Voluntary Conservation Program. Help Win the War-by Saving Morel (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.) But most tn number of windstorm Make family happy slipper. this every member of your Christmas with their favorite Choose a flexible lounging slipper for Dad. give sister frivolous mules, the children snug woolies, and pother warm felt carpet slippers for early morning breakfasts. Several patterns arc here to select from but quanti­ ties are limited on every number— SO DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY! TOP: Women's chenille slipper with plotform sole. ____________ 1-39 CENTER: Children's foot hugger in-sturdy, felt with plush cuff. ---------------- 98c BELOW: Men's kidskin slipper in block for year 'round loung­ ing. Stitching detail------- 2.49 SHOP NOW FOR BEST SELECTION CUT--RATE SHOeSTOBE w lastly CcKietfys Guiiztf S/toe " run small losses, where freak winds caused some damage. To date tills year tly . number of losses adjusted nud paid is a little over 10.500: ' and they amount to about 6525.000. which is a sizeable sum. There was < the usual prompt payment of every - loss. President Dodds stated that Ute | n-ssessment tills year has been paid I more promptly and with far fewer delinquencies than In any previous year. That shows that the farmers of Michigan, who constitute the I great majority of the patrons of I the company are “sitting pretty.” I financially, just now. Had the same losses sustained this vear occurred before the war, it is probable that Ute company's ■ losses would not have exceeded 8400 000. The Increased prices paid for labor and materials have made repair fobs cost much more than thev formerly did. - Under these conditions the direc­ tors feel that the company must raise its assessment rate from 15 cents on the 6100. to probably 20 cents on the 6100. There does not seem any likelihood of reduced costs for several years to come. The na­ ' trons of the company will realise I that that small Increase next fall is made necessary bv conditions, -rhlch the company Is unable to control. They will desire always to have the company in a sound fi­ . nandal position, wjth a surplus large enough to meet an unlooked1 for emergency, when heavy losses must lx- met. or, was tire case tn November 1940. when a fierce wlndstorm caused over 30.000 losses. [ which cost the company 61.350.000. Because of its sound financial pol1 Icy. the company had a nice surplus 1 so that it could pay the heavy losses 1 caused by that storm, without borI rowing a dollar, and with a good balance left after oaying its extraordlnary losses. Such financing ■ I* the best Dossible assurance to the patrons that their losses will be , paid promptly, paid In full, accord I ing to the liberal tgpns of the , Windstorm company’s policies. I The annual meeting of the Wind­ storm Co. will be held In this city on the 3rd Wednesday in January. Boon thereafter each person In­ sured by this company will receive a statement showing the exact fi­ nancial position of the company. 1 Thev know thev can depend on what that. statement says, because this old reliable pomponv ha* al­ ways treated It's patrons fairly, and । in -its statements has given them 1 the exact truth about the company and its business. The Windstorm Cos directors’ meetflrgx seem like a family gath­ ering. Their dealing* with each other with all who carry insurance in the company, and with the com­ pany itself are always above-board and consistent This invite* and wins the confidence of all who are concerned tn It* affairs. The Windstorm Co I* a big asset for Hastings. It is worth a lot to this city to have a 6500.000,000 comnanv located here. To care for Its large and growing business, the company has a fine organization. The executive officers—president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, live here. The details of the work of looking after 130.000 policies, ac­ counting, handling the correspond- I tings is paid each year by this com1 pany from 612.000 to glSjQOO for i itamDs. postal cards, etc. Tha compony draws many men from all parts of Michigan to our city. Out- Ways WPB Suggests to Help BUSINESS 1 Indoor and Outdoor Advertising, Pro­ motional and Duplay Sign Lighting (a) Daytime: Eliminate completely. (b) Nighttime: Reduce burning hours so far as practicable but In no case burn for an interval exceeding two hours and only during the period from dusk until 10 p m. (c) Electric signa necessary for direction or identification of places of public service, such a* public restaurants, public lodging oetablisnmenU, transportation terminals. setc.. may be operated during nighttime but only while the establishment is open fpr business. , (d) Reduce lamp wattage of all signa by the minimum practicable amount. 2 Decorative and Ornamental Lighting In­ cluding Decorative Flood Lighting (a) Exterior lighting: Eliminate completely at all times. (b) Interior lighting: Eliminate all non-esaential lighting; reduce the balance by the maximum practicable amount. 3 Show Window Lighting which does not provide essential interior illumination (a) Daytime: Eliminate completely. (b) Nighttime: Reduce burning hours ea tar as practicable but in no case burn for an (c) Reduce wattage by maximum practicable amount. 4 Lighting of Marquees (other than adver­ tising signs) and Building Entrances (a) Daytime: Eliminate completely. • (b) Nighttime: Reduce in intensity by maxi­ mum practicable amount consistent with public safety consideration. (c) Eliminate completely when establish­ ment is not open for ousinees except for amount necessary for protection. 5 Lighting of Outdoor Business Establish­ ments (a) Daytime; Eliminate completely. (b) Nighttime: Redu. o in intensity by maxi­ mum practicable amount. (c) Eliminate completely when establishrnent la not open for business except for amount neceaaary for protection. 6 General Interior Illumination and Show Case Lighting (a) Eliminate all non-essential lighting. (b) Reduce remainder by the maximum prac­ ticable amount consistent with public safety consideration and eyesight con­ servation. 7 General Conservation (a) Turn off lights and appliances when not actually needed. (b) Eliminate unnecessary use. I Air Conditioning Adopt more moderate margins of reduction in temperature and relative humidity. 9 White IVay Street Lighting ' Reduce wherever practicable to lower levels consistent with public safety. RESIDENTIAL 1 Eliminate all waste in the use of various electric a ppliances au ch as refrigera tors, radios, range*, apace heaters, water heaters, etc. 2 Turn off lights and appliances when not actually needed. EXCEPTIONS No effort should be made lo curtail necessary military, aviation nnri pobce lighting, light­ ing essential to public health including eye­ sight conservation and saljty, plant protec. tion, tranaportetion. and production purposes. As outdoor recreation#! activities are con­ sidered essential for wartime morale, the use of electric energy necessary for thia purpose canstiU'be maintained. wpb says: CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY - In cooperation with the War Production Board's Voluntary Conservation Program ★ "There is no shortage of electric power . . . and there will be none ... for war and essen­ tial civilian require­ ments." KRUG, Director Offita of War Utilities �THB HAITWOM BANNER,' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1HI Mra. Lenora Smith of visited Mra. Ed Matiinfin 1 Mr. and Mra. -Mattoon 1 Smith spent Bunday with f Vermontville. Mr. and Mra. Harley Fox, Mn. | Mr. and Mra. KF Humming* Archie Reickord and Mbs Grace and son Tommy of ths Franklin PMckord spent Thanksgiving tn «^5have m k guert JvwrUw wm“na’£°' lfUMU 01 Mr and l(n Thanksgiving holiday. Mr. CumWilliam Fox. . Wllllam mlngs' mother. Mrs. Freda CumMr. and Mra. Win. McKnlght. mines of Bay City. Janet and Bill of Wilmette arrived »r and Mrs Lav Wednesday ”*“*------*------night *"*■* to spend Thanks- I Detroit snent from giving, weekend with Mr, Joseph ffrfrML.rr: --------- -------------------------— saturday^smS“l ™^oSr McKnlght. I mer home. Bill relumed to Detroit Mrs. Earl Coleman returned front with his pare>u to enllU in the Charlevoix Monday where she was Navy. called last Friday by the illness ot Mr. and Mra. Clark Payne ac­ her sister, Mra Fielding Sloan. companied Mr. and Mn. Hollis Mc­ Mrs. Martha Brandstetter of Arthur to Reed City Nov. 13 to visit Grand Rapids arrives Friday to Mr. McArthur’s father who Is re­ spend the winter with Mrs. Sarah siding there now. Both couples Brandstetter. PERSONALS Willard Smith was Mrs. Smith's sis­ ter, Mra. IL L. Paulson ot Muskegon. Mr. and Mra. Ivan Snyder were Sunday guente of her parents in Battle Creek. Lewis Stanton. Joe Stutz, Damon Warner and Virgil Conrad returned Saturday'evening from a hunting trip near Manton. Mr. Stanton get­ ting a four-point buck. Mr, and Mra. A. L. Brown and daughters of Ann Arbor are spend­ ing 'Huuikiglving and the weekend here. Mr. and Mrs Homer Smith. Mr. m d wm. Mr *U1<1 Mra. Wil am Hubbard and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels returned this week front n hunting trip In the upper peninsula Mrs. Leon Stander spent a few days in Grand Ranlds last week. Mrs. Robert Kelly leaves Friday for Denver, col., where she will Join her husband. . Weekend guests of Mr. and Mr*. Roy Hubbard were Mrs. Geo. DeVriex. MIm Belly DeVriea.Mra Geo. Ra^ds5’ Jr' an<* Dlckcy 01 Qrand Mr. nnd Mra. Hornum’ S»nd»en were Sunday dinner guesta of Mrs. Leslie Brooks in Nashville. Mr and Mra. Hazen Myera and daughter Pat of Kulainnroo were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Boekeloo. Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Mari’ Trleb were Mr. nnd Mrs. Robt. We­ ber and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Miller of Knhunazoo. Mrs. Chester Stowell will spend Friday In Kalamazoo Weekend guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Allison Tolles were Mr. nnd Mra. Knrl Lake of Albion. Mr and Mra. J H. Tredinnick spent a few days In Detroit last Mrs. Nella Shrpler and Miss Eliz­ abeth Parker were In Battle Creek Monday Mies Jacquelyn Bachman spent Saturday In Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Martin Schramm returned from Ionia Sunday where thev had been called by the death of his father. Mr nnd Mrs. Dave Waters enter­ tained their nrohew. Pvt Shirlev Chaffee. Tur-day; also Mr. and Mrs. Im Chaff r nnd Harold, and Mr nnd Mrs. Richard Chaffee. Mias Elaine Jarman ot Galesburg spent tiie weekend with the home folks. Mr and Mrs. Ro’er Neilson of Battle Creek were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrr. Dan Ooucner. ROOMS STEAM HEAT HOT A COLD WATER SHOWER BATH HOTEL HASTINGS p.m. a nice 8 point buck. They re­ turned home Nov. 20. Mra. Payne served a family dinner Sunday conxkttng mostly of venison steak. Thanksgiving guesU of Mr. and Mra. Frank Bloom were the Arthur Crawfords and Alvin lynrrens. their son Harvey of Orangeville. Harold Warren and a friend from Eaton Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bloom of St, Marys Lake ' Mrs. Mike Beckwith. Jerry and Elaine spent the weekend at the home of the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Daniels. On Sunday tlu '’ •*««>«• they attended ww the own 50th wroomg wedding anan­ A, the • V. — latter’s brother _ .. J nlversary of and wife, Mr. and Mra. Clarence Downing uig at at their their home home near near Sunfield. Sunfield. ------------------------------------Mr. and Mra. Clifford Hammond visited their son. Pvt. Bernard Ham­ mond. <>f Battle Creek on Monday. Pvt Hammond Is a military police at the Percy Jones General hos­ pital and he took his parente through portions of this large in­ stitution where human lives are Saturday evening several Has­ tings O ES members attended tiie installation of officers at the Rich­ land chapter, each one assisting in the ceremonies, Mrs. L. E. Barnett hardt. marshal, Mrs. A. B. Gidley, chaplain, and Mrs. F. L Bauer, Ln­ ; stalling officer. 1 Tiie Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Clin­ ton entertained Mr. and Mra. Grant of Clarksville over the weekend. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. K. Frandacn nnd Mr. and Mra. Einar Frandsen, also Philip and Helen Frandscn are Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Robert Laurenson at Elkhart, Ind. Mrs. William Walker of Battle Creek is the guest of Ml&s Mary McElwain for Thanksgiving. Weekend guests of Mrs. Kenneth Dunlap were Mrs. D. R Craft, of Columbus. Ohio, and Mrs. R. D. Besgrove of Toledo, Ohio. The lat­ ter’s husband. Capt. R. D. Besgrove motored with them as far us Fort Custer, where he is now stationed; however Capt. Besgrove was able to spend a few hours in Hastings Sat­ urday evening at the Dunlap home. I Mr. and Mra. Harold Stark re­ turned this week after a several weeks' visit with Mr. Stark's parents at Ketcham. Okla. Mr. Stark re­ cently received his honorable dis­ charge from Fort Custer where he was stationed. Mra. Stark is the for­ mer Majesty Becker of this city. Mrs William Dunlap returned Friday after a visit with Dr. and Mra. Anton Thompson al Hennhig. Minn., a town near the South Da­ kota line. Mra. Dunlap reports that the temperature there was O' below ' and the snow drifts were 10 and , 11D. high. | Mr. -and Mrs. H- K. VandcGIe&sen ' entertained for Thanksgiving ids mother. Mra. Alice VandeGieMcn of Battle Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dunn and daughter Joan ot Bellevue. Among those who came home for llianksgiving were Miss Virginia Potts of Olivet, and Ml&s Jocelyn Ironside at Detroit. A Thursday guest of Mra. Claud Kennedy was Mrs. Sol Baker of Wamervllle. Mrs. Lev Baker of Wamerville spent the day with her sister. Mrs. Victor Mead. Tuesday I of Mra. Matta Tenn, t with friends in Leslie and Mason. Thanksgiving guasU of Mr. and Mra. Prank Cooper were Mr. and Week ending with Mrs. Almira Hackney were Mr. and Mn. Clar­ ence Hackney and son David of Paw Paw. For Thanksgiving Mra. Almira Hackneny was the gueat of her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mra. Russell Bender In Middle­ ville. Mr. and Mra. Bert Webb enter­ tained Mr. and Mrs H. R. Keenan and Nancy of Kalamazoo for Thanksgiving. Mbs Betty and Mbs Mary Louise SOCIAL ITEMS The November dinner at the Country club was a gala occaamn with eighty-five members and The tables held guests present. white candles, and baskets of white bebe mums and reti barberry tied with red, white and blue ribbon, while the lounge table was decorated with an attractive arrangement of pur­ ple chn’xanthemunui. Bridge fol­ lowed the dinner with Mrs. James Bristol. Mra. R. E. Walt. Walter Stanley and Harold Phlllijia turning in the high scores. The October and November committees combined with Supt. and Mra. VanBusklrk and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dolan set­ ting as co-chairmen. They were assisted by Mr. and Mrs Aben Johnson. Dr. and Mra. A. B. Gwinn, Dr. and Mrs. Ouy Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hebden. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walldorff, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bnook. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stander, Mr. and Mra. James Rad­ ford. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tredin­ nick. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Craw­ ford and Mr. and Mra. Paul Faulkner of Middleville. Schultz served a chicken dinMr Wednesday evening. Nov. 17, at the latUr's home for the Oraci Luther­ an Guild members and friends A nice sum was collected for the church building fund. HASTINGS WOMEN'S £ CLUB OBSERVES BOTH ANNIVERSARY honor 1 Fredrlc----------- ----- — ------(Continued from Page 1. Section 1.) evening. Appropriate games were ' clubs, but they were mildly that, played sglth urizes coinz to the hen- and nothing else. The new dubjwaa K, fanned Mr—on ~r. broader lines of to be scrtice, its membership to Include MU. Mr and Mra. ---------women“— from everypart pariofofthe thecity city n every C*rt Richards off Grand Rapid*. Mr. and from different denominations, and Mrs. Leon F, Bunder —...... were — — hosts — me intima us contacts thus proving of al a dinner for eight on Saturday night iwpuiar cord and on Oct 23. 1193, of Pennock: wotked ha but «f- ; secure caving; factive work In getting the unwieldy thirteen-member school board tow-­ cred in number; maintained a fine fair and was that made tl paid far milk for an awcially children, years ago; induced the A Thanksgiving dinner was given home of Mrs. Goodyear. Mra. Na- Michigan Central to landscape the BLAKE BARNUM. OF tn honor of Pvt. Shirley K. Chaffee 1 than Barlow was elected president. LAKE OWM*, school FOUND UNCONKCTONl Sunday at tiie home of his parents. ■ Mra. Smith, who declined that hon- beautifying of the old Mr. and Mrs. Ira Chaffee. Guests or. was elected vice-president; Mra, grounds, different church properties Detroit spent the weekend at the were Miss Ruth Rider, _ Mr. and . Elizabeth Barber, secretary and Mrs. nnd Riverside cemetery; brought a large amount of shrubbery here horns of their parents, Mr. and Mrs Mra. Harry McClurkln and family, • Ellen E. Robinson, treasurer. Arloa and Bonnie Sherman from ■ The first board of dlrectora inFloyd Thomas. Joe Thomas of Grand Rapids was also al home for Hastlngs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard eluded Mrs. Euuna J. Goodyear. energies into securing the modem 11.. vr<A fij. i;ox, oars, men si. high school building; worked for Chaffee and /-A. family. Mr. and Mra. ftuB. jciuuc the weekend. Edwin Chaffee from Williamston. Bentley. Mra. Isabel Pancoast; the better Michigan laws for women. Mr. and Mra. Howard Kemerllng Mr. and Mrs. Linden Norris and membership com., Mra. Clara Lath- Improved conditions were inaugur­ and family of Battle Creek wen' family from Dowling. and Mr and rop, Miss Flora Beadle (Renkeji, ated. throi,igh their efforts, at the Bunday guests of Mrs. Bcralcc County Home years ago, and yearly Mrs Henry- Heist, from Charlotte Miss Phyllis Diamond (Reynolds). Traver. Pvt. Chaffee returned to camp Wed­ The first year's study was devoted gifts sent those registered there. Mrs. Sumner Sponable and Mrs. taken .tto Pennock .” hospital He club club did did notable notable wort wort in in the tha „.”e,w.“ oA????? 83* nesday. to ancient history for half tiie pro- The Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hunt enter... bulanee. S? Up to this. WedOscar Bisson of Gourd Neck Lake tint World Wor bold U> -nrko. talncd the members of their fam-1 were guests of Mr. and Mra. A. D in contributions of money and in 1ftad 1,01 and a few friends at their home I - Mr. and Mra. Roy Preston enLowell of 8. Hastings Wednesday, ily | “‘”7 Sunday in honor of Mr. Hunt's tertained the Night Hawk Club Bat ­ the latter part given to current top­ buying bonds. •rtained Satand on Thursday spent the day with birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon urday evening. Nov. 20. Dinner was ics of general interest. Including These werr some of the highlights found Mra. Howard Dickinson in Mason. and curus Curtis or of Plainwell aiid served •». at 7« uv.w*. o'clock. The Me Mr. ________ _ I Wolfe v*ciuc ano rwinwcii ana a.k evening’»s discussions. towhed on by Mra. Belle H. Bur- Leach . Druckenbrod Mr wld Mrs Leon Young and entertainment was cards with prizes ton on Friday afternoon, when, with ly they sa Mr" ,i daughters from Goodwill Goodwill were going to Mrs. George Hillman and ----- - ------ s from sister anc husband. Mr and Mrs. among amoni, the thr-----•’ ----- - Weverman ------------- *----------------hich was । beating the.' golden annt • Carl Mra. Anna Newton guests Dwight Whipple, and children of luc »—- present. 1 and Harry Shute. any years. years.1 the club was held al th< many Thirty members X°Mra B A. Lybarker returned | .e^n'LdVeT ’Atd* of the Pra&by-. Very early in its history, the club Mrs. Clay Bassett entertained began to take an Interest and exert jtcr™ Lodtec ,*.id were entertained day forenoon. About noon 1 Tuesday from a week's visit with I . Thursday at home of Mrs. with a family birthday dinner Mon- Its influence In bringing about im­ cottage owners found Barnum her daughter. Mrs. Kenneth Bueh- 1 last at the t The RobtTJiursdav Shannon president f’1"’ evening honoring Mrs. Reid provements in civic affairs. Smith whose recognized ability made unconscious n»r nu c*r le, to Ml. Mom. nJ, ESS-. pJSdrt M ui Bassctts anniversary. v«l-«>lond Vari-colored ghertH. who In, In a few montlu the club went on her ultimately the president of all fJed Federated women's dubs tn iltj.theimconu Mrs. Rob'L Kenyon and daugh- meeting at which it was decided to mum* centered the table and. the record as having for Its definite the .“*5 J™*** .no uaxca ter are in Detroit visiting her moth- hold the annual bazaar and baked Kucste spent a pleasant and infor­ object, the establishing of a public Michigan. Mrs. Cook, -who presided. ___ Wedrfe&day. _________ _______ j. Follow-:0,141 t’wn,nk- , , library in Hastings, none then be­ reviewed some of the utlereaUng er. for two weeks. . sale Dec 8. Mra. Lester Kinnie spent several I ing the busineM meeting Mrs. Car-1 ramHv lr.t'brrtnJ wa« held last ing in existence. All money, save events in club life. ure and ahoek, his condition A family gathering days last week in Ann Arbor where ’ rou Burklwlder gave an In-splring A.^?v U ewdnn 1 nt was The held homelast of for running expenses, was set aside Of the forty members listed in •he went through the clinic at the i• review for that purpose In two years. 1895. the first modest year book Issued in review of of "Yesterday's CM&ren Children’” seventy-ftve dollars had accrued 1893. only sir are now living—Mrs. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Univ. Hosp. Mra. Albert Kinnie ac- '*“■ **“ and was used lo purchase that P. T. Colgrove, of Hastings; Mra. Frank Jordan of Woodland an­ companled her. nounces the engagement of hta Mr.-, and Mra. Floyd Eckert, of Do•sent were Mbs Elaine bought.and Miss Ronella became tho home. Grand Rapids, at an ad­ daughter. Alice Mae, to Corp. •vuiMuuui vi Kxllesburg. Mrs. Unnie first librarian. Years later the club ---------- ‘-----Mra. Effa Simpson Charles Wilson, aon of Mr. and Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ClagMrs. NeU Wilson of WootBand. Mrs. Earl Bumford spent last ! JfSl0nItay WatCT1 i eft of Hastings and Miss Mary turned over 1500 volumes to the Parmenter, community library, when the iilgh ----rionaa; sirs, nene m . rancoast. 01 Cpl. Wilson is stationed at Camp week In Fatfort with Mrs. Claud ।afislsted >Irs- Shannon. > Marcellus of Banfleld. school building was completed. I Saginaw; Mrs. Elva Bauer Granger, Lockett. Calif. Walton an«5ra. Be He Eckert. ! Tn In 1894 tiie Women’s Club took : of charlotte and Mra. Cook. Mrs. the birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burkey en­ the initiative in placing a grass plot Granger and Mrs. Cook were the 1 The electrical waves that am Mr. and Mra. Harvey Burgess and 1 To " celebrate ” ; Mrs. Dorrance Trethrlc. Harold Mr. and Mra. James Benham visited : Phillips and Lawrence Herrick a tertained Tuesday evening in honor with chains and posts, around the only representatives of those six ' crested when a person speaks into soldier's and sailor’s monument; I a telephone transmitter InorMbe to Sun,1*>' I..™Rroup V. of frlendi n... met^ Sunday wr for celebrated their 35th wedding anni­ the speed of sound nearly 400.000 MU# Charlotte Campbell of Bat- dinner at Shady Nook. They re­ versary. All the children and they were responsible for having a rest room for women located in Home Deot. and club nreaident from times. . • ■ tie __ ' for Ue Creek creek >n»nl spent the weekervl weekend udtb with turned to the ^Herrick i. home grandchildren were present Mr. Mr. and Mra. Ben Campbell. birthday cake and ire cream. In and Mrs. Ed. Burma and daughter Tlianksgivlng guests of Mr. and addition to the honor guests and of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mra. Guy Bauer wilt be Miss Hen­ their families the party- Included of Battle Creek, and Mr. and rietta Biiucr of Grand Rapids. Mr Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reed. MUs Ricca Mrs. Patfl Burkey. Paul is home on and Mrs. Russell Bauer. Chas, and Cyntlieal Reed. Mr. nnd Mrs. Edw. a fourteen day leave after seeing Ronnie of Plainwell. Van Popering and Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Elva B. Granger of Char­ Mrs. Chester Hodges and son Pat. action m the invasion of Sicily and Italy. He Is a Metalsmith 1 c and is lotte, who came to participate bi now stationed at Little Creek. Va. the golden anniversary of the Wom­ Mr. and Mrs. Ray .Link of North en's club on Friday, was the guest Broadway entertained Sunday In Mra. Kenllh McIntyre entertained of Mrs. M. J. Cross while in the honor of their aon. Lloyd Link, who her bridge club on Tuesday evening city. k home on furlough from Camp dessert honoring Mrs Rav Fin­ Among the men who are enjoy­ Bryan. Texas, Lloyd b a mechanic for nic nnd "Mrs Leslie Hawthorne. ing a northern hunting trip are J. in the ground forces of the Air W. Armbruster. Eris Jarman. Char­ Corps. Before leaving for nervier he Honors at bridge were awarded Mrs Jack Stem. Mrs David French and lie Kenfleld and Dan A&halter. was employed by the E. W. Bliss Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Co. Those present were - Mr. and Mra. Cedric Morey. Mrs Frank Baker and Mrs. Gerald Mrs Robert Link. Iris Link and Mrs. Kenneth Labterteaux was 1 Skidmore were Mrs. Carrie Graz- Psullne Stutz. Miss Marie Secsc, hostess to her bridge club on Tues­ Inger and MIm Clara Blecher of Mias N. Lucille Little of Cleveland. UB} . Bll< afternoon for Woodland nnd Pvt. Gerald Skidmore and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hansen, day scon* al of Truex Field, Wise. -Marilyn. Tommy, and Alice Marie }4re_ r0 Mrs. John Armbruster spent a of Lansing. few days last week wijh Mrs. Chas Frlday evening MM. M O. HUI McIntyre tn Kalamazoo, and for Mrs. Harold Foster was hostess was hostess to the Three Times Four Thanksgiving and the weekend will to jnembers of the charity Guild. club ' " at a pot luck supper for the Wednesday cvjmijjg. Nov. 17. She members and their husbands, later .and Mra. A. L. Dyer In Mint -j-, __________ the men went fo their lodge meet] Among Ute succeaaful Hunters who — C. B, Burkholder. Mrs. Homer ing and the yWomen remained at wrought bock a drerw*re>Mr. und Mrs. Becker. Mrk Chas. Faul and Mra. Mrs. HlU’s, fbr cards. Mra. Richard Nixon and Mr. nnd George Dean. \ / * * ‘ Mrs. Mike Todd who returned Sat­ Dessert was served from tables 1' Saturday —-------evening — Mr. — and J -----Mrs. urday, and Mr. and Mrs. Perry .. . lighted tapers ... k~ in txu- W. Hewitt entertained their Ljuibaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon centered with tel shades. Bridge was played with ''500'' club with twelve in attendThomnaon who returned Monday. The Rev. and Mrs. John Sinclair r.rlze winning scores turned In by ancc. Winners- were Mrs. Vernor H. A. Adrounle and Mrs. James Blough. Xfrs William Lfnlngton. and Mr. and Mra. Lawr. Adams and Mrs. Langston........................................................Garner Hampton and J. W. Hewitt. family spent Sunday in Grand Rap­ ids. Mr. and Mra. Adams will be Montgomery Ward employees and — •—. —-. ~ Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and were entertained at the home the J. F. F. club on Tuesday aftMrs. Elmer Hoffman In Grand Rap­ guests of Mra. Opal Baker last Wednesday emoon, eight being present for ids. evening. Games, singing, and a dessert and cards, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Angell will special feature of square dancing, | ... entertain Mrs. Clara Dean and MIm and played by 8am Keller. | Fourteen ------------------------z —at tables— were...Inh— play Barbara Curtis of Battle Creek for called was enjoyed. Aho several cleverly the All-Games "* *” "------party --------on Thursday Thursday Thanksgiving. told stories by T. E. Lomasney and evening in the Masonic hall, with Sunday callers at the home of Homer Ketchum. Later in the eve- j the wives of the members of thq Dr. and Mra. F. E'. Willison were ning" a buffet supper was served and Hastings Commandcry K. T. in Mrs. Birge Swift, of MlddlcvUle and favors were received from the “Fish charge. ------------‘ —*- *-u*----------Pond." i Kivenvn x’V'SS cT.S S’JS.^-’SSS ‘JJSK _____________ a1 ■"*-oi w ah*u « JlllOBMIlllllMMBIIIIIIBi than now We are offering a fine selection of LUNCH CLOTHS 1.19 to 3.98 ROBES, SLACKS HOUSECOATS at Popular Prices A Few Drops Up Each Nostril Quickly Relieve Head Cold Stuffiness Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dyer of Kala­ mazoo spent Sunday with Mrs. Ella Wolfe on their return from a north­ ern hunting trip. Mra. Herbert Wedel returned on Monday from New castle. Pa. where she attended the 100th anniversary ceremonies ot the founding ot the 1 First Baptist church. Mr. nnd Mra. V. D- Widrig were entertained in Charlotte on Bun- 5 MAY SC IN TNC BALANCE Every lime I pick up a prescripion, I say to myself "Thii h a life may be In the balance!'* Compounding prescriptions with the mpiost care is the most important thing 1 have to do—inqiorlsnl to. mo— to the Doctor—to |h« patinnt. That is why I pledge lo give erwry prescription my undivided altentioa. Yo,ir Roistered Pharmacist REED’S XZS ‘T"* Mr and Mrs W. A. Schader. Mr. and Mra. Burdette Sutton and Mrs. Archie Reickord were in Kalamazoo Sundav ar, the guests of Mr. and Mrs Leo Button. Mr- and Mrs. C- F. Finstrom re­ turned on Monday from n visit In Pendleton. Oregon, and Riverside. Cal., for several weeks. Enroute home they visited friends in Kansas City. Mra Boyd Clark left last week for Alamogordo. N. Mex.. for a visit with her husband. Cpl- Boyd Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Furrow and Miss Senta Furrow are Thanks­ giving guests of Mr. and >lrs. Rob­ ert Furrow of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Willard Graham of Kalama­ zoo was the guest of Mrs. Francis Hamilton over the weekend. Mrs. Marshall Schantz and Misses Dorothy and Lorraine Schantz are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Larsen and Linda of Muskegon for Thanks­ giving and the rest of the week. Dr. and Mrs. B. A perry returned Thursday frjxn Midland where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Perry. • Mrs. Iva Kelly visited Mr. and Mn, Merle Kelly and children ot j Laming from Friday till Monday. Dr. and Mra. A. B. Gwinn and two children and Ml&s Joan Hfewltt went to Culver. Ind.. Tuesday night for a three days' visit with Cadet Charles Gwinn, who is attending the Culver Academy. Special* ac­ tivities for Wednesday. Thursday and Friday have been planned for , guests. ' the military cadets and their guests. The Hastings visitors return on Saturday. Guesta of Mr. and Mra. Clarence Crawford last week were Mrs. Rob- REGISTERID PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Haitisgj Phon 1 2241 Sisis Sr JaftaruHt T* SHCCR HOS€ iotds for the christening of the . q. and Mra. Crawford's baby. . . B Full Fashioned from who returned Saturday, and McJ William Crawford, who left on Sun­ day for Camp Forrest. Tenn., after , a furlough‘of two weeks. His wife 1 SDKLG STORE Adm iration A guest of Mrs. Clara Wilder over the Thanksgiving holiday was Mra. ------------ Specialized Medication IKorlj Faet------------Mary Abbey of Nashville. MLm Willo Jones Is home Right Where Troable k! Kalamazoo for Thanksgiving. Grand rdief from sniffly, sneezy; stuffy distress of head colds comes fast as Va-tro-nol spreads through the nose, reduces swollen membranes—soothes irritation, relieves congestion, helps clear cold-clogged nasal W IwKw passages. Makes breathing.easier— UB WRA jtfAs try it I Follow directions tn package. wM’l IwWr MWIi \ 79c and 1.00 NEw FALL DRESSES COATS and SUITS $595 TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE "Quality Shoes Properly Fitted HASTINGS. MICH. Exc/utive, but not expensive �The Hastings Banner CHURCHES PaMtoUd Th«rrt»y *i Haallsfa. ML-kl(*a. AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. CLASSIFIED RATES 1H« >•’ wort, nlniwuw of Me. DttBliy lino Mt io cap* w black fac* typo lOe p*r Ila*. Ftrit tBMrUoa lV,e p*r word. «*eh raccMiiT* Uuertloa of **im ad 1* Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and HvrmotUm. Denounced." Sunday service 11 ajn. Sunday school 9:30 ajn. Wednesday evening service at 7:45 pjn. Reading room in church edifice open Wednesday and Saturday WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH from 3 to 5 p.m. llutlnn Church lALCDITORIALr. ^ASSOCIATION Satisfaction Guaranteed. Dale* can Dorothy McGuire. Robert Young, Ina Claire In “Claudia" The gay. enclianting story comes to the screen. Into Claudia's pleas­ antly rural and rather frivolous existence comes many disturbing things. ____________________—------------------------ Supt, Sheldon Agency All Kiad* of lusuraaco Surety Bonds boaa 21B5 Hasting* EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT Swanson Agency NEW LOW RATES Property damage and Liability “The Falcon in Danger" starring Tom Conway Jean Brooks Ont of the Falcon's moat thrilling icnacr. uuu ven nrwxoiies. a piiinr. hearsal for the Children's Christ­ adventures when an airliner reaches its destination without pilot or pasHere Ls a bit of timelv advice to mas Service Dec. 19. 10:30 A. M. auto drivers: If you drive, don't Fellowship meeting Thursday. drink, you may hurt someone; if someone else drinks, you may get hurt; if you think you won't drink. PETS POULTBY Protect your right to drive under Michigan's new responsibility law in the world's largest auto- FOR KALE—Whlu Rnrka. dr....<l Aka TH) IVL.IrHafS ,i~ltrl«. and polalo.., । BAPTIST CHURCH NOTFS HOUSEHOLD GOODS ‘____________j AUCTION SALES Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Divine services at 11 o'clock­ sermon by the Pastor. Fvenln® meeting at 7;30 Evan­ e-llLtlc singing and Sermon bv the at 10 A. M. Morningworship u’t 11 M v D W CARD OF THANKS interest to all church members. I ’. . . Annual Parish Dinner )■----------- ------——--------- ----- — Last Friday evening, a delightful * 11 r 1 t r r dinner was held at the Parish House I H r A I M r \ attended by 90 members and, I. IILn I I\LJ friends of Emmanuel church. Tables »-------- ■ were gaily decorated with chrysan- “The Leather Burners- ’tarring them urns and autumn vegetables William Bovd. Andv Clyde appropriate to the Thanksgiving] "Honalontr Cassidy” is called to acFollowing the dinner, the tlon by his lifelong saddlemate dhlldren were entertained with whose ranch Is threatened by rust­ games and stories at the Rectory. ’— while a program was given for the adults. Following community sing­ ing. M_elvln Haavind sang a group of baritone solos. The Rev. Don M. Gury. rector, spoke brteflv on Items of current interest to the parish, and William D. Barnes spoke of the coming Every Member Canvass. Concluding the evening. Miss Bernice Jansen, director of the Neighborhood House a Orangeville, For Prompt Removal ot gave n splendid address dp her | . Old, Crippled or Dead , work, and especially her meeting | \ Horses and Cows / with Oriental leaders at the re­ cent General jMnvention of the Episcopal church, where she rep­ resented the interests of the Epis­ copal Church in Japan, as a reHASTINGS PHONE 3H0 Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of furnaces Eaves Troughing 'Tin Shop Floor Sanders for Rent We Remove Dead Animals C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. LIVESTOCK If interested in buying or selling SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. ttt TABLET! SALVE. HOSE DROPS Footwear NOW! NO COUPON REQUIRED MEN’S HEAVY CASHMARETTE 4 BKL. ARCTICS PHONE INSURANCE and BONDS 2697 Glycerin Recovered S. Conger Hathaway. Pastor Sunday morning worship Novem­ ber 28 tu ten thirty o'clock. The pastor will tell about "So-u" and will preach on the theme. "The Bur- " oo, 1 AUCTIONEER ■ III Liat your Auction Salas with I rcllh7 Stindav school at 11:45, Robert MrOlocklln. Supt. Boy Scouts meet Monday night, E. L. Taylor. Scoutmaster. The Presbyterian Guild will meet Wednesday evening. December 1st at the home of Mrs. Delbert Whit­ more. The Woman's Msslonarv Society will meet at 2 P. M Thursday. De­ cember 2nd., with Mrs P. c. Angell. 427 Young Street. Mrs. Robert Shan­ non will lead and Mrs. William Grigsby will have charge of the DEWEY REED Pates can be made at Banner office. Hoao >447 Hastings, Mich. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday Lily White Flour SO tha. floar for bushel of CONTACT GEORGE MAURER HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE Hershberger . Loren AUCTIONEER "Dr. Gillespie'* Criminal Caac" ’tarring Lionel Barrymore. When you are going to have a sale Van Johnson The woes of a doctor nnd hb assistants pile up ns Dr. Gillespie Friday night young people's meet and hU assistants battle against art Ing at the home of Arthur Kidder epidemic in a children's ward, a scary adventure with a crazed con­ near Wood school. Prayer meeting next Wednesday vict, and the rehabilitation of a crippled Pearl Harbor victim. evening at the parsonage North Irving Churrh Rev. Chrlspell will preach Sun­ Betty Grable. Robert day morning at 9:30. Sunday school Young, Adolphe Menjou in al 10:30. Evening service, at 7:30. “Sweet Rosie O'Grady" A musical comedy star who takes New York bv storm. Robert Young GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH is seen as a police Gazette reporter Rev. O. L. Trinkleln who makes it his business to write a diary of the star, much to her for some of that good chagrin. SAME IN ALL RUBBER Help Cattle Horses | Our stock is Limited! VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. TOUGH, HEAVY, DULL FINISH FRANK JONES Ml Buyer for STILES and Company, Hasting’ stockyards, phone 2588. or call 61? Lacey through the week. I HUNTERS-TRAPPERS WORK RUBBERS Highest prices paid for furs, hides and pelts. One block north of the Hastings National Bank. if. SIZES 6 to 12 ‘BILL” SHERWOOD DEAD AND DISABLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY INSURANCE Hotel Hastings Pb« HORSES $5.00 COWS M.00 Clycqrin available from animal fats is badly needed in WAR EFFORT. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Call collect. . CASH KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS For your old Scrap Iron. Rsdiatoru, iatturius, Alu­ minum, Bran, Copper & MEN’S AND BOYS’ 100% WOOL KNIT FELT SHOES ZERO WEATHER PROTECTION BOYS GLENN F. LAUBAUGH IM Na. Michigan Arenas Attention Farmers! DR. DERK STUIVE CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER CHIROPRACTOR HORSES, $5.00 COWS, $4.00 'z to 5 t;., MENS 6 to IS Dead or disabled; Prompt Service 7 Days a Week. OFFICE HOURS 1 Truss Fitting I X PERIENCED FITTER 9:00 o.m. to 12 noon BAK’! OIL MOKTOOM 1:00 p.m. tq 5:00 p.m. Evenings Mon.. Wed.. Fri-, S< . 6:00 to 8:00 p.rn. Short Wave HASTINGS Small stock Picked up Free. animal may save a life. Glycerine from your Don’t Hesitate! Call— CALL HOWARD BRISTOL Phone Collect - Hastings 2715 MEN’S WARM WOOL SOX Red or or Res. Phone 718-F2-3 BATTLE CREEK RENDERING CO. Green tops Ci/r-JiATE SHOESTORF �THE HASTINGS BANNER EICHTY-EIGHTH YEAR SECTION TWO—RAGES 1 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1943 commission wo* then accountable to of maintaining the county home I manent care and relief outside: the -------- ------ ' ■ --------------- -------------Lining crate* .■—nrul fann which< ;or the. ywu. end. VftJue o{ ujl, rcal bebig $3,200 n A nnv DVD A TUC Board* of supervisors rebelled Till* 1* not an Indorsement by it thia and- *the against thinarrangement, -------- 2~~ —*----1‘“ *8.83934. Hie temporary the Marines or Army because they | slate aupcrvbor* supervisors association asaociation took granted by the poor board for f that; o«U 1. Many a Victory Garden a 1 do not Indorse anything as old a* By JA^IE CAMERON strongf action against It. it. The It leg!*- vear was *2355148. *.’”c The adm! |lcoun1 county i , that joke.______ ____________ ’ larm »r>owea me lonowing 1 -------luture—— responded by adopting r. -< — ------------------t thetlve expenses of the poor board tn Livestock *3 130 00: drain, c« Excellent Showing for the ’ present law. Under that law a coun; salaries, hay ano aIUJ i ecu *3,848 00 ccannca armed ■....... — expenses and clerk hire ! pay uwaix) Where nnuv ujcica there's u a nm, Will, uima there’s u a »*/! •_•!• r* ri i complexion this fall unless favor- to 41 COmnUMiOn 11OS are not not given given In.the In the report rrnort fur fur that tiini /_...and■ vegetable* .. ■». — > ty welfare commission ha* charge ch are $1 719.12: veg- : Wave. Whistling Swan FIOCKS able Morage condition* are provid- vege Year Ending Oct. I, 1943 of all public welfare work In the , vey. year, btrt but were Jully fu *3,tXX). 'Dust , rtable* and grocerle* tn itock at the • • • f\Li, *./» n I I cd ' i The taxpayers of Barry county , county, thus abolishing the county , brin bring* the total to to $35.39132. which ; county home. 81382 70; real estate g* th e totel The Family Baby has a cute tri- Stop Off Qt Gull.Lakc ------------------------.— .. Some aavice— on methods of— reducWill be glad x lad to know that very subsub­ poor board, and taking over the en- this county paid. will . 1 owned by the county, deeded to the , bute which tiie pays her mother. bl_ h.v_ Ing moisture Ion and keeping temr stantial progress is stantlal Is being made. made, ' lire welfare job In each county. The n-. above abov_ «hnw. -ho-.- that ,h< th„ The shows the r«in»v county .i county hv by Immates of the K~ru. home or iI Any Unlc tlmr llcr her mother picks picks her up ! Th, .‘hS 81,^ f-w -r- peratures tow come* from Profewor menu. tew provide that the board of weXe ^n^fton in despite Increasing coats of labor and ' in hm of horticultural ■elfare commission in its first year I persons on permanent relief, in re- for a quick hug hug and and **ys. says. ““You You’’re re i materials, in reducing the cost to supervisors shall name two of the — as making progress. •It found ways j turn for care and ana aid aia to mem. them. <4.»«.- a punkin.” the little miss returns I SfPMto-OMMXA.SW.C.!- PLEASANT MIDGE them of welfare work in this coun­ three members of this commisalon was “ ” pp>' i and the HutUon bay region lo their . ty. It shows-that the legislature and the state welfare’ bbdy one to cut costs here and there and did B50. Total of all these Items Oct. 1.! ^Vnn-r^^nn'ih so. In the year ending Oct. I, 1943. 1943 is *14,82982, or an Increase of Mrs. Mildred Ronk and baby .The old outdoor pit method gen ­ l You re a squash. I j^ven In the dunes and sand acted wisely when IL gave to board* member; but it stipulates that the of supervisors complete control of state appointee must be approved it had but l»x> memt * bars of the Virginia and Carolina erally provides Ideal moisture and Nancy of Ballis Creek spent Sun­ lay items one year ago. Substracting' choosing tho three members of by the board of supervisors Hint Buster wants jo get in the Air coast, according to Dr. Miles D. temperature conditions in late fall day with Mr. and Mrs. Lester be | $4. 448 67 from the $27,796 66. which which cut the overhead as can t Kinne. * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tee­ and winter for most vegetable* and county welfare commissions. In the gives, the county, through Its board to fallow hLs brothers’ nnd Plnile, director of the W K. Keldv was the cost to Barry county of re­' Corps four years since then tiiere ha* of supervisors, compile control of seen by Its report thl* year. For the Russell Laubaugh’s footsteps, The i lo«g Bird Sanctuary at Wintergreen some fruit*. After excavating a few ter. Mary. Mildred and David Inches, a layer of straw Is placed in called Bunday afternoon on Mr. and been a steady decrease in the cost the local set-up for welfare work In year that will end Oct. I. HM4. only- lief work done by the commission। other morning he ws slipping lake. one member. Clarence Mater, will for the year ending Oct. 1. 1943. and the area, then the vegetables and Mrs. Donald Murphy and family tn of welfare payments in this county. the county. The swans arrived nt Gull lake l>OMlbly fruits are placed on the draw a .salary, and the other two ------- - --------------------------— you have $23,347.99 as the actual[ around on the ice with ids motorHailing*. * The Extension class will No doubt increased demand for Four years ago tho Barry county will be — J by tiie -*day — *for -------attend•*— paid cost to the people of Barn' countyr cycle and I told him he better be Wednesday in Hocks of hundreds. straw. A small ventilator flue should meet this week Tuesday with Mr*. labor at good pay has helped. But board of supervisors selected Myron Ing the' commission's meetings, held of the relief work done by the. careful because If he broke hfo neck, according to Dr Plnile. who says ---------Kathiyn Richardson. Nina Town­ the prime factor is the excellent Tuckerman, of Assyria, as chairman every two weeks, and for time ac- commlwlon last year. That is nk what would the Air Corps do He th*t rlpht now is tiie peak of mlto a point at least a foot above the send. chairman ♦ Harry Brown, work of this county's welfare com­ and Clarence Mater, of Nashville, •tuallv required, ' creditable showing. It can be seen( said modestly. Well, I guess they d gratlon for the»e birds. As early as ■on of the produce. More straw Is Charles Townsend, Kenneth Cronk ■tuallv spent for other work required. mission. which is shown by actual as the two members to be named which is not expected lo be very that the county farm at present Is। just have to lose the war. that* all. l\iesdnv afternoon a few were spot­ layered over the produce and then and Greydon Wood are in tiie num­ figures given below . by the board, and recommended much. That will reduce the admin- nearly on a self-supporting baste ... ted nnd before daybreak Wednesday uin Is neaped over the mound, suf­ ber gone north to hunt deer and When the "New Deal" got under the appointment of Mrs. Nina Ware lustration expense by probably $1.­ It shown that tho commission Isi When the movie. "Salute To The •IrMdenta of the Gufl lake country- ficient to prevent freezing. bear. ★ Mra. Mary Simmons of way. it assumed that local author­ of Delton, as the state appointee 000. for the year edlng Oct. 1. 1944. doing a good job. and has the rightl i Marines." was tn Hastings a couple .«de were wakened by the distinctive Basement storage. Professor Mar­ Grand Rapids and Mrs. Kate Gilder­ ities did not know enough to handle for the Barry County Welfare Com­ of week* ago. the family of Edward whistle of the swan*, which U d-s- shall advises, requires attention to sleeve of Jackson spent last week The taxpayers of tills county will man on the county form. welfare problems, but that Wash­ mission under the new law. Under be Intereted to know that, where the Leinaar of Delton were delighted to | crlbed as between ji wro. a bark and the moisture supply. Soil or sand with Mr. and Mr*. Albert Kinne. ★, ington New Denlcn, had a monop­ its provisions Barry county must support of an Individual is taken ' .see Ed in the news reel. Ed is a , a honk Five hundred swans spent should cover the concrete floor and oly on such knowledge. Their per­ pay the entire cost of maintaining over at the county home, and where | graduate of Delton High nnd Lssta- Wednesday night on Gull lake and , Thursday, formances were fantastic, costly and the county home and farm, also the Tb’,’'*d ’v mernlng morning .in a I ttoned in California with his Ma- |rr’ yr." -'’-'in a owj-bv cement, hat impractical. Congrer-a was Induced entire coal Of. the hoapttaUzntlon of ty. the commission "XTKi I tine outfit, What a thrill It mud- aouthwuterly direction. Many Inter-. enray'nr water over the vegetables to Dour out money by tiie millions adult welfare cases. The state shares have been to his family to see Idin ‘ ”*rson« were on hand tn see and frulte help reduce moisture counany line of fancy and billions to be spent for welfare with tiie county. 50-50. the cost of ITS. unexpectedly like this I the birds makes their takeoff. With । ^55. duce. purposes. Local authorities iiad all direct relief of adults Needy port by the county. The figures 1 The .1 ..." a possible atonover on Lake St. ' ~ city auditor made . .Ids . finan-l .. nothing to say about it. Government children are cored for by another | given below for the year ending •1 , . . I Clair or Lake Erie, the swan* 'were -------------------------------------------------------------clal report to the common council There is something ro awesome headed for tire Virginia and Caro- ____________________________________ appointee* spent the huge sums in set-up, which the state selects, and i Oct. 1. 1940 and 1943. are net"fte ” ” p-»d“y nl«ht. showing the balance;, nboul a crUp whlte of writing , ni khorra ■ so-called relief work, that could the money for Its work is paid en­ urea —that -is.--------after— tiie refunds- P1^ in the various city funds on No-! — „„ p [les ty.forc vou. K llas a I ln“ , have no other effect than to in­ tirely by the state and national . in cash to the county by those re- vember 1, 1943. The total in all of virtue of it’s own in it’sfreshness „ Vy?1,L'4l n? crease pauperism by decreasing sovernmente ,• ciplent* ciPlenU of of Its it* aid. aid. who who could could and and them to cover the city's expends1 Ulld freedom^pm blemish. Dare | OuH 1.i'£p c' self-help No one Know* how much The Barry County Welfare Oom- ', d dld pay’,or for |n c0 cash, deducted, jor the next eight months of its vou alter ,ld P®> ,n ,^1' are deducted. ----------- 1 «”nctu» trance with was spent by thine federal experi­ mission made Its its flrat first report, for ;. also ul,x) deducted are the cash cosh sale* sales of flscftl ye»r. was $40335 15 The Julv ’ you 'strange httlA menters. for the money came from .....1 cu WMVMri na .MuToSrSBbn'iU un- I eastward.’The usual flight of snow he >i^rrdnrtJfn^.I^h^™,,atMti^te ’ »£«lucte raUed lhe C0UJ^y for the city WAs about $56300. ’iPcues As Washtngtton. and no reports were Jte ?oar^.- .t>xf at u I The repo*1 for the year ending Oct. ns remember It. The flaureal as we it. figures i marred surface, you. feel ns one I Ef' ’ " ' n.“r£ made locally. October amudon that year. i, 1043. u M follows: to I given above would Indicate that. I gazing Into a mirror Anything mnv • missed this part of Michigan up upto Later, the New Dealers forced the Deducting sales of produce raised Net Cost of Operating the unless some emergency calling for | become rwcome rerieccea reflected mere, there. out Out ot of tv* it's 1 If" I!’1- Ja!‘ "I."®?* ' ztates to match dollars with the on the county farm, and cash paid County Home nnd Farm. la large expenditure shall arise, the, depths -------------------------------------------nf enmmnniv hut erm- I may arise great aspiration.' £3^ by br for Immates of the county Included in the Expense Is towerlnrf ideals. Images of glory d Ph | city will get by easily until the next ■ state set-up. with headquarters al home, tiie net cost to the county of the cost of some perma­ that may move men's souls to nobler "■* J f i tax collection period, which will be I Lansing, and a county set-up, whose operating the home and the farm nent Improvement In the fi7 hteiT ?n next July. In addition to the cosh deeds—each word framed against members were chosen by the state for that year was $732636. Direct home$ . balance of over 140.900 the dig has the pearly background like a gem. ■ Wintergreen. They fly hleh in welfare body. The county orgalUza- relief In food, clothing, medical Direct Relief given adult I nearly $6,000 In funds set aside for and the whole a rare jewel. But. ^ks of rev<^i hundred and are tlon then made no report to the treatment and supplies furnished, Individuals and families 13 709 47 ' special purposes, a* follows: In the again, the labor comvletcd. the ; often mLurd by the observer, county They were accountable only less refunds by those able to pay. outside ot County Home marks are often but a hideous re• Hunters who have been wonder­ ' ’ fire truck replacement fund. $3.­ to the Dinting headquarters. 8o we was $21351.89. Cost of hospitaliza­ Net Cost of hospitalising 8335 03 030 40; In the water works re- minder of a spotted material and a ing about the Canada* are advised . know nothing of the cost of euch tion. less amounts paid by those adult cases for year. 559237 placement fund. $2360.00. Tiie futile effort. At times, one look* . bi- Dr Ptmle that many Canada work In Barry county. But it was found able to pay. for such cart Administration Expense . 1 council hopes to add to these back upon the tracings before him. ' geese have been down for the last a plenty. Washington and Lansing was *8.432 81. The administrative Total Cost of Welfare 34 651 40 funds yearly, so that when a new wishing he had never advanced so । month, but new ones are coming footed the bills. cost for carrying on its work war. work for year> ' ’ I fire truck has to be purchased. far. Ahead of him Is yet a (treat ex- i nil the time. Some stay through late Congress evidently tired of pouring $748134. or a total of $45,792.10 « or Oir«i e |S‘re-puS UmnS-SMeh t>anw ot open, white smoothness. It November or even Into December, j out ao much money for local relief Deduct from that the state's half lost It's appeal nnd has become he savs. Dr. Pimlr also reminds to Barr, corn., • ”"0^. !uS «o'"l .X, ” has I and put more burderf on the states. of the cost of direct relief, or $10.­ but a taunt. To begin again 1* to j the general nubile that Mite is the Michigan retaliated by compelling 925.84, leaves tiie actual cost to the wander back th tough a labyrinth of ™mt interesting time of the year at , counties to bear a sluire of Che cost people of this county $34,866,20 for thoughts thnt mock your pride. As the sanctuary, which is the property ' I of local relief, but Insisted on state the year ending Oct. 1. 1940. one polvr. hi* J>tn above the sheet. | of Mlchiiran State college. The । control of the county welfare orFor the preceding year, the state he feels not unlike a knight upon | sanctuary 1< still onen every <1*Y to i Ranlzation. and they required the was caring for the permanent cases bold adventure. He hopes that upon I visitors. —Battle Creek Enquirer. ' counties to i>oy the cost of tempor­ needing relief, for which we have ----------------- -----------------------10 5,1 UP “ replacement fund. his return the naner may fly from | ary relief, also to continue to pay no record, as the state paid It. The H fZniuI; which will tak. care of the cost the masthead of his vanity and jwr- < MARRIAGE LICENSES the entire cost of maintaining Its county, however, through the Barry manent rcuct granted to lamiucs , . .1 aid him as a craftsman of words i\. , rvwim, ..... .... - despoiler of the vl/ginlty county home and farm. The county county poor board, paid all the cost and adult single persons. Now the county and state, on a 50-50 basis, nr^el’ <4 a while sheet of paperl’j^-Valldi- xm Myrtle Williams. Hastings51 pay all the coat of temporary and ■ shoul(1 thal bccome nccM‘ Donald D. Chase, Hastings Doris R. Craig. Hastings permanent relief fur adult Individ- > sary uals and for families helped by the The taxpayers of this city can Marine: When I flirted with you, Frank Martin. Caledonia 37 JEFFERSON end COURT . HASTINGS, MICHIGAN conuniESlon. be thankful thal we have a board I thought I was getting a slick Mildred Schantz. Middleville32 In the years ending October i, of aldennen whorolan as they do. chick. Orville Burghduff, citv-18 1940. and Oct 1. 1M1. the govern- । to »» for a/situatlon before it WAC: Well. I must be a chick, be- Dorothy Olmstead, city 18 merit had a storehouse here in the | art-e-s. Instead of waiting for an building next to the Windstorm Co. , emergency, whldh might force the office, with a government employee i citv to sell bonds and pay Interest, in charge. The Generous New Dealers । The city* books show that, up kent a big stock there of what it to date, it ha* Invested $191,663.73 called "Surplus Products”, such as । in its water works, piping, etc. If fruit, butter, canned goods, evapor- । it had to buy and Install it at ^esated milk, clothing etc., which the i ent prices of labor and materials, spender* at Washington bought | it would take over twice as much with taxpavers money to save the | cash. Against this investment the has ac• ­ producers from suffering declining city *« “ set — • up -a '’depreciation •"’-I-""" — prices for their product*. These sur­ count of $45361.19. This leaves plus commodltle.'i were given out­ the actual Investment at this time right Lo County Welfare commis­ $14630253. 11 1* actually worth over sions for distribution to Individuals a quarter of a million dollar*. and families on relief. This supplied several thousand dollars worth of needed article* for families on re­ lief. without cost to the commission. The government storehouse was not The War Food Administration has in operation last year, as congress plugged that New Deal waste. Pre­ lifted for 90 days restrictions on the viously it had given away thousands amount of pork and lard nude from of dollars worth of goods In this home-slaughtered hogs that may be county. This government steck was sold or given by a fanner to persons not here In -the year ending Oct. 1. not living on his farm. Removal of restrictions on home slaughter and 1943. 7 he showing for tiie year ending sale was Intended to retard the Oct. 1, 1943 was actually much bel­ shipment of hogs to glutted market* ter than the figures reveal, as you and encourage more home slaugh­ tering; Farmers iiave been limited can also see by the following: In 1942. the inventory of live to thc< amount of meat or lard sold stock at the county farm was $2.- off lite farm to the same quantities sold last vear, ~ ___________ 572.85: of canned fruit and vege­ Homing Pigeon —.— tables $88330 The county then A homing pigeon captured by U. owned real estate that had been S. soldiers In the Meu*e-Argonne the county home, or receiving per- battle has lived 24 year*. COUNTY'S WELFARE | COST DECLINING ; g^j*0**1 ot u ,l0 • d AKK Y Produce Shrinks If Given No Core d Yr AI id City Has Good Balance! in All Its City Fund! even ANNOUNCING PREMIUM SUNOCO GASOLINE TRY THIS NEW HIGH OCTANE GAS­ OLINE FOR BEST MOTOR PERFOR­ MANCE UNDER RATIONED DRIVING FdSL'SS, •i"1 ANDRUS SUNOCO SERVICE SHOW YOUR COLORS BUY U.S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS Lift Pork Restrictions 90 Days for Farmers ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ NOW! ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ SAVINGS They’re Never Too Young To Have a Savings Account of Their Own! BETTER YOURSELF BY DEALING IN REAL ESTATE! FOR TRADE 170-AC RE farm in Thomapple Twp. on the new pavement; has 7 room house; large barn; loti of timber on the place; wonts to trade for a 40 or 30 acre farm. 80-ACRE farm in Thornapple Twp. not far from good market. Has 7-room house; barn 26x40; chicken coop 16x20; 6 acres of good woods, land lays level $4,500.00 7-ROOM HOUSE in the 3rd ward close in; place Jias 4 bedrooms, good furnace; lights; city water; inside toilet; there is also a store building on tho premises ■24x24; will trade for a 40 or sell for------- $4,200.00 ONE OF THE very best farms in Castleton Twp. with a wonderful set of buildings; all modern house; large “L" shaped barn with nice basement; good fences; land lays level and is good soil; 455 acres at $85.00 per acre, or will divide it. Start your children on the right road to thrift by allowing them to deposit their Need IP°UV Se^ own savings in our bank. Give them a bank book; so that they can watch their account grow". Train thenwfor the future VOur n 1 by teaching them the value of money. Prepare them for the future by putting 40 ACRES in Rutland Twp. close to Hastings, has small house and small barn; some good muck land for-$2,600.00 away money for their later education. 75 ACRES in Rutland Twp. has 6 room house; g garage; hen coop; just off the pavement for $2,1 EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER HASTINGS CITY BANK ”Fifty Six Years of Continuous Service” PHONES: 2105 - 2103 STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1943- PAGE TWO noon hour la devoted to social done- 1 Mr. Burgeaa WOODLAND ativeshere and In Grand Haven. Ar­ thur Allerding, 8r. went by train to Milwaukee ,ind attended the fu­ neral on Thura. November 11. Welby Crockford went by plane to MllwaUkes but could not stay until the gSKSi-wsa1 °jsl. nsr-c^iss HIGH SCHOOL NOTES I1VIL.J IIIVII The aextet and as adviser, elected: 1 acre section 30, Rutland. under Burrell’s supervision. I tary-lreasurer. At Ure next meettag. The dances include square and tag* thev plan to visit the National rt round dances, waltxee. Jittertug and Bank. Eari , u '•^ section 16. Castellon.' to taka turn* and practice every other Thursday night after school Blunder of the Week: Phil Frandsen claims that Aaron Burr’s mother died when she war. two yean old. Beginning Friday. November 12. all* tne teachers who drive buses will drive in rotation a different BOWLING NEWS Baltimore. laiim. He teaches the boys safety . V”U,,’W on and around the machine ---------------------------------------------*—■ •’ — «(Last ’—* Week’s Letter) ' i js carttoc -----Dove Goodyear was In tha groove Laljra c Ouy in a big way with a mammoth 240 ,nd wife H 2ctl<£ more we ail could do toward the war effort Esch home room had a first game on Thursday night In levlUe. representative talk over the public address system and tell what his room had sledged to do ---------------- —-------------------------Nettle Richardson and others to The high has — kept -------Mkkey -VFV school —T'---------— - ekMe •*cond when he hit Ralph B. Lawrence and wife, parcel MePharlin McPlmrltn's ’s wings a-lngs for Hie tiie third 213-209-182. 604for Hastings Ice city. Nicholson and Junior week MIm Roteon’s home room won and .Fuel in the Recreation League Silos Sheldrlck and wife to Bertha 4 » I hnzt rnornrra un । Wort hBa delved from SL' which the punpeta w last week. We are trying hard to and Will Ayres’ 588 was good forL. Flory, parcels Woodland village, d Af Mitwan- . Mra.,<^l‘IordJ^d VP* and Mrs. Birdsill Holly and son The Girls’League. keep hLs wings by buying bonds and third ape: and was made after a Carl Boton and wife to Walter Mirs, but herth^MV^in^ absence was Xnhb not dis- 1 Franklin (>..,4 Kfm Warn under , UHthat ih.v they are now in i rrc.ikm reetton fit of MYa Hamiton. Is span. i shaky start of 142. His remainng J. Brown and wife, 1H acres, sec­ '• Jr Florida wliere Birdsill Is employed soring the rchool warty Friday Ttie boys, under tire supervision games of 235 and 211 was a great . tlon 23. Assyria. vicinity have been planning for T Mm CroekJorri la an cm *** electrician in a ship building night. Nov. 19. called the Turkey of coach Goodell, have been playing • reversal of form. { Paul R Olmstead and wife to ai!drrsa u wp_ Trot." There win be a sixx-ial pro- basektball many weeks for their annual pU- to Arthur Allcrding, fir. and a mistrusted something wrong Upon f|nn Their tn •thr nnpn. Thr ... *- gym at • — Commercial League: Coffee Shop Myrtle I. Wallace. 40 acres, section captains and their percentages are <2)—State Insulation (1); Andrus 35. Carton. 9th. Ave.. S- Petersburg, Fla. i dents. Refreshments will be servvd as follows: Service <3)— Middleville (0); 40 M Walter E. Harshbergcr and others durtnx the evening Bud Wolfe's Captains Pct. ,___________________ I orchestra. "The Rythmn Kings". Goodyear Bros. Hdwe. (3)—Moose ocm. secttan 28, Woodland. I Berry Instead of enjoying lire thrllU of will furnish the music. 1000 Jog. D. D. !C-. Knestrick to rL-i Hattie <0>; Hastings Mfg. Co. (2)—Ftood “trtck to — deer hunting in the north with her । The Girls' Athletic Association, I Miller 000 Center (1). Bliss League: Engin- WhlUemorc, 20 acre*, section 3. huriiand as alte planned. Mrs. Lev under the superrislon of Mra m. amBur- Shilton eers (3>—Office (0); Tool Room Barry. ™ Pennock i rell. --------------------.—bv ...electing electing | Christie Hansbcrgcr was taken to started the—vear 1 1 SOO <2>—Shop Office (1>: Foundry (2)1 .17*{l,k,"endrlik> Barry Co. Sohospital last Wednesday where an Merilyn Zuttermetster as director of Me Uvaln i o inoo —Electricians (1). Service League:' . W5 ,are’ 40 (wettan 28. They operation for appendicitis was per- the group. Each ** class elected -a •»* —- will play until the middle of Woodland (21—Rotary (1); Gto £',,-’!LndI „ formed. She is convalescing nicely. manager and an assistant as fol- March lows: Freshmen. Barbara Nixon. The first regular club meetings Wm. E Hudson and wife to In­ Anne O’Connor: sophomores. Sally were held Monday Nov. 8 The Conternational Seal and Lock Oo. south Entertains O.E.8. Officers *-alf lota 732 and TO, city. Mrs. Regina Benner, retiring Goodyear. Mary Lockwood' Juniors, tract Bridge club. Mr. Taylor, adJanet Bm Smith Vida “h to “ “ ■ M Morford Worthy Matron of the Woodland Betty cortright. Patty Frwlere They User, elected Gall Foster, president: lie. III; artixura il>-N.n ortndand others, parcel village of Delton. O.E.S. gave a "Hard Time" party also vmrked on fundamentals of Wlllo Hampton, vice president, ere (01. Vida M. Morford to Janet Smith, for her officers al her home last soccer and nlaved a little volley bail Florence French, secretary-treasurN. B. Machine Room nearb’ । parcel village of Delton ■ er. They played duplicate contract .. Wednesday night The evening wn> and basketball. scored a Ripley with games of 794 ­ PVt Richard Tliomas Is home for bridge and two tables had perfect 796-796. Just two pins that first' Janet Smith to Vida M Morford enjoyed with unusual games and and others. 120 acre;;. section 32, music. The guests were dressed In a few days. He has been stationed scores. The Personal Improvement club, game. nt camp Haan Calif Calif ., where he has keeping with the occasion and a at Recreation League: Biles <2> — worked on anti-aircrart anti-aircraft ana and anaanti- with Mbs n.nnuuKamlnake ’Ar as adviser. bountiful lunch was served In prim­ worsen Vida M. Morford to Janet Smith, itive style by the hostess. Kerosene tank guns He hopes soon to work elected Ute following officers; Laura Strand (1). Hastings Ice and Fuel 1M acres, section 32. Barry. | SchonU. president; Elizabeth Pan- <3 —PUtan <0’- ^?°“rds Prrrv A VmTi.vl m Wm Rltannd lights and candles In pioneer fash­ as a range setter on the guns. Perry A-van A. VanTuyl to wn), Wm. iiltgorxj. Bitgood. — • • - taxis, secretary-treasurer. They nuide i *2>—White Product* (1). Hastings rtrry tuyi to ion were used thruout the rooms. Ten new members were elected plans for the year. Evelyn Woolzston Ice and Fuel scored 006-965 838. PrvrS*!^Tnh^R^Rktiti nnrf Into the Girl Reserves: Janet Bock- was appointed program Chairman 1 for a big 2823 series. vLk22 Surprise Potluck rioo. Beverlv Bradford. Charleon for the next meeting The French i Best scores: 1 P“JX.e‘ Oun *“e- Yankee The birthday -club sur- । Cnppon. Sally Goodyear. . W.O.G.S. --------------------------- ----------Doris : club with Miss McElwain as adviser. D Goodyear246-100-181-611 Springs. ___________ prised Mrs. F. E Border. Tumday Lockwood. Rene Rogers. Loraine ebtted, Doris Lcckwxxxl. president; R. Moore 213-209-183-604 " * ---------evening, when they appeared with । ‘'-‘'•mtz. Sue Smith, and Mildred MARTIN CORNERS Jean Burkholder, treasurer. For the । W.Ayres 142-235-211—588 well-filled baskets to share their will, (Last Week ’s Letter) Comp-221-194-155 —&70 dinner with her. ; Mr. Reinhardt's eleventh and > next meeting they plan to study | M Mra Millie Fisher visited at the ... w. — twelfth grade classes held a panel French Christmas customs. They H. Cook------------------ 192-191-187—570: song "Fre’re Jacaues". "Que cliacun O. Laubaugh.221-159-187—667 home of Mrs. Annabelle Showalter W. C. T. U. discussion Thursday on "How We -------------You can buy tho home you like . . . even if you can’t build the —j"Alouette." .,..----- ..... H Long.v—,..........145236-193 —862; and Mrs. Elsie Cogswell in Nash­ s'emprvss”- . and The W.C.T.U. met at the home Cnn Help Win The War." of Mrs. J. L. Smith on Friday. Noy. Nov. 4-H v club, Mrs. r»y<«Payne . —■ -™ - . - K. uf The seniors In Miss McElwain’.’ I The ■•-•» .mw. with «»». - - - •Clark175-179-313—553 ville Tuesday aHemoon of • last one you want! So decide on the one you like and lot us help ‘ -............... .179-171-203—652 week. * Mrs. Agnes Barry and son 12 and elected the following offl- class and the seniors In Mr. Rein-। u adviser, elected: Agnes Fuller. W. Merrick... .176-178-194—848. Robert visited her parents, Mr. and cers: Pre-s. Mrs. Clara Klopfenstein: hardt’s economics class are work- orerident: Hnrel Stauffer, viceprek- L- Hawthorne. you buy it. We can still finance the purchase of a homo that I Mrs Em Todd of Richland last V. Prce . Mrs. Bessie Woodman: ] iniI 1500-word term capers- The ; Ident: Neva Ball, secretary-terasurWednesday, Robert staying for a Cor. Sec.. Mrs. Allee Hendce: Rec. 1 sublects Include insurance. Juvenile There are four first year girls. WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE is already built and finance repairing and remodeling, but, Sec., Mrs. Susan Smith; Tr«ut_ lje’,nnu<*nrv. and ndvertbing. FouA off the girls are working on winJean Brower bowled a consistent few days* visit with, his grandpar­ one'■Li working on girls’ series Monday night for Portias and ent/. * George Barry of Hastings Mrr. Ren* Walts. Mra. Edith Black The chemistry classes h»ve b*m ter dresses, —----------------we don't know how much longer we will be allowed to. S who had charge of the program In- studying Charles and Boyles Law. rooms, and eight on 4-H personal as result her 484 1158-165-1«3> se­ b helping hLs brother MUo Barry traduced Mra. Edna Warren, a for- and have been determining the use account. ries wtu> good enough to top all the cut some wood for the winter. Wood mer missionary to India, who gave oj hydrogen as a reducing agent bv if you want to buy a home or do remodeling, do it now . . The archery club with Mr. Aten bowlers though many high single cutting has got to be the favorite pastime around here, and we mean us .a most interesting ... int and instruc- pacing it over healed copper oxide__________ as adviser. elected the following of- games were turned In. and ----habMias Murray’s algebra class has iivcrs. Beers’ m*. Pa*. tv-. Kellv. Connie Cook, bowling for Banner, . "Got to be", too. owing to the scar­ live talk on the t-.~ customs. ------mwv, v. president: Linden tomorrow may be too late. We will be glad to explain our -------* of ‘that county, ■been .... wcwklng with polynomials tl... ___ I....,___ ■sccrctary-treMurer. ____ ____ .________ hit one game of 197 and a 467 city of coal. * We regret to say its of the people the Cunningham. secretary-treasurer. The December meeting, a Christmas pa,t tme days. They seem to be Mr. Aten talked about preliminary aeries lo take second place nnd Dec Mrs Ida Flory is very- irerioualy plan that will aid you. Come in today. party, will be at the home of Mrs making fair nrogre.sA Having having now , eoulpment. " Thayer with 451 ranked third place. ill this (Monday) morning We wish Etta' Sclmelder. Banner wan three games from for her a speedy recovery. *. The I “Sf !S ■">' TUrnbUM chib, with Mr. Bro. Trio Cafe: Portias blanked Court Misses Ruby. Dorothy, and Greta. W«MUod MMM <>,«., ' h,^' House: Bonnet and Gown took a Cogswell of tho Center road were tnrni.i brace of «»mes from Michigan Bell Bunday evening callers at Mr and JfSS. 22. to ’h“ Th< v T1-1-Co; Strand won Ure odd game Mrs. Orr Fishers ★ Mbs Edna ,?£? from Middleville: and Piston Rings -------------- mother ” ” Flory and Mrs. -----------------Elmer Flory ,s w; whitewnahed Seal Company. b.rUerM'r1“Air.«s ‘■hs'sK, of Grand Rapids were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Ida Flory and Mr ------ some fundn- j Brower and Mrs. Lewis Herrel and family 1 tv"7rf7oJe£"' "" "~r------- r----------memo, rwes tor tumbling o * Mr and Mrs. J D. Aelick, Mr. Mr. Damson’s Beamansltip's club Knitting dub. with Miss t d. Ihayer ... and Mra. Orr Fisher, and Joycn Tire Valve Inventor PHONE 2503 Is planning to take a trip to Clear 03 J- Maclvor .. 9 STEBBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L B. .152-185-119-447 and Kent Demond were after Sunday William E. Gibbs, East Orange. lake to flndzbut about tha work the C<Y’pTr’ D’ Prcnch — school callers at Alice nnd Melvin N. J., invented the tire valve now men are doing there The boys hav< £«■ft c,ulr: i — .139-151-143—<33 Whetstones. Mr. and Mrs Sterling used on every-gutomobile and bi­ | elected Tom Dolnn as sklptxr committee for the next B Gaskill ... .160-183-1Q1—424 Weeks and Mr. and Mrs. Barry. I George Walton as First Mate, and | n*SE™uf- .. .. .. ,,, , M. Goodyear .158-134-129—421 They found Mr. Wellman very poor­ cycle. l Milo qoMren as Pavmnster. Bridge club with L. Lowry .... .114-134-187—415 ly. * Mr and Mrs. Roland Barry The time has come when you ^;lr£oh^ir.“ ,elrc,t5dl M Caukln ■ .139-157-114—410 left last week Thursday for north­ acorn henr the sweet voices of the 1 Pa,r,c,a Bhurlow, president. June , ----------------- ------------ern Michigan pn a hunting trip. «ry KomUr nutht n>er «r, pnu.-' *?,!?“, Iw^menrtl ” —- " -----------Frank B. — Spaulding to N. A- Cobb ticing in preparation for the annual brtd«r- Thcy and wife. 14 acres, section 17. Assy­ DOUD CORNERS ria. teachers’ carol service plmed a few games. The Faculty-Student Council dis- I a.TJ?rfvf?.“'rm“ Shirley B. Babcock and wife to Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Norris are cussed the idea of having a stand”ldp!.T.r' xfJSeftl’ -P^t- Nwton’ Glenn H. Hoffman and wife. 42 north on a hunting trip. * Margaret S3*ring delurn for to?high Sf president; ’ Marietta Perris, secret acres. section 26. Baltimore HoughUtlin spent the weekend at ’BeatriccY'MwcTto'Robt. Attention! renows Fellows ann and girw. girls. tne the J ar.*-treasurer. Their object Is to Beatrice I. Mead to Robt. I. ] Bald­ Quimby at the home of Ira Chaffee. Attention! ~ win ?2!rJ' — T-...-.-T. . t-arn to nlnv manv different tvnex and wife U intaroat order for Doomsday Books will start ™ mftn> d,fferent tH>«’ win -••• and wife. -*«•-4 ’ interest “ in• IM * Mra. West. Mrs. Dickerson. Mrs Nov 18 Due to higher costs its mice of Kames. . । acres, section 10. Rutland. wUJ be fifty cent? Aeronautics club, with Mr Howard E. Rice and wife to Hcn- Newton, and Daisy Bergman at­ tended the Circle Wednesday at Mr Hansen's retail merchandise «“™n I3 *° *Cr“’ "cU°n Delton at the home ot Hattie Whit­ elata has lust completed s course in Moses,pre..lder.t. president.J.ef Vernon Tcxter. | 33.Mary Carlton. 'hTtStStlS? MrK-xtdi V l«Mm to wm. L. Aubtrr more. * Charlie Maier Is here from North Dakota to attend hh broth­ on windows and papr secretarv-treasurer. They call them- | and wife. 2 acres, section 2. Maple er Lewie Maier's funeral. He will stay for a visit before returning inent In the session room at noon J^puninmawmoaei “ air’J" Claude Birch to Walter J. Brown home. ★ The Houghtalln family hour line our JurUer commUoloner B1""? wUh •>“ M‘ “ ’Y? ”!£?•“l“» “■ Wrl« were visitors in Battle Creek Sun­ has been In charge? tlonal onrnnlzatlons. Georgia L. VanValta to Fred J. day. ★ A fine turn out at church niTfolloX^new members of rt^..VaS^.,Ubw1thMrnSX’ -I Fine lake. Sunday and a wonderful sermon. the Hi-Y Hl-Y were were Initiated initiated in in the high lcU as “d',tj^r- cISS1M. . <lPOrKr Johrurtowm Come out and hear tiie word ot the the high Albert C. Hampton and wife to God. * Miss Bagley of Delton was school gym: Phil Fra nd.se n. Tom Brown, president: Harold Town­ Dolan. Larrv Fuller. Ray Martin send. vice president; Hnrold Fuller Joseph D. Knestrick and wife. 20 a weekend guest of Jercland Gurd. They made Dale Soonreller. Mflo Coldren. and secretary-treasurer Seymour L. Linington and wife to FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS Paul Benham. These members will plans for the following year The Know Hastings club, with Harry L. Watkins and wife, 160 BUY WAR BONDS have their formal Initiation at thr next meeting. Mr. Damson, Hl-Y WW ■ M-day furlough with his parent*. Brodbsde. Mr.jnd ^Cra Ralph Lrf? : »w»Y on the same day. Nov. ' *7y airparanUy had a hrart Betides h«- daughter In Chicago. I hv^ I*v* h«3- moUier. Mra. J. L. ; ^n, ftAr Crockford, und two brotttera. Ar***?<« ! thur Allerding. Sr. and Welby P>£I **£•*** ~ dh^ Crockford, all of Woodland; and 0De *uter' !‘£r* Iv“h Crockford Owens of Grand Haven, church and had no Identification । . . 'u^Lcttdly 10 “e sent * The BttdslU Holly. Move to Florida 1 and others are plan: <dby CrockArthur a aim oaugruer ----------- -is----------- -i ****** dtanw xK llu I ett *nd Mr. and lira Dayton AckmTbelCr^od Mral’yl* “ Brian*. PTM^eg. Harry •* ™ JW: 1r^« re»r— Bri WUMamo. Jw hroun1’ for Buying Homes for Remodeling for Repairing THE HASTINGS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION mMX ksx JAls.r,Th.rt WANTED WOMEN TO CANDLE AND BREAK EGGS FOR DRYING PLANT be taken into the club In February . Friday of each week the students of Hastings schools are asked to bring their scrap paper and that of their neighbors to the school which they attend. Mr. Annable suggested we start such a drive to keep the paper in circulation, due to the fact there fat a shortage of paper and also to help in the war effort Thr money cbllected from the first two weeks In high school, anil be given to the “War Chest." The sanitary committee. Jack Walton, chairman. ! Tom Waters. Sally Goodyear, and Ray Hotchkiss, are taking charge of this drive. Tutsdav. was the official day for । dues nt high school. Fifteen cents I was collected from each freshman 1 and sophomore and twenty-five । cents from each Junior and senior , for class expenses. We have had a very military look I this last week. Several former high. ‘ school bore. now- in service, have | been visiting old friends and teach- ■ •ere Amons them were: Pfc Ronald Conklin, pfc. Donald i Conklin. Pvt. Robert Murphy. pvt. | Dick Thomas. Lt. Bill Heed. Lt. Leon Mudge. Sgt. Robert Pierce. I On Tuesday of each week the THOSE WHO ARE EMPLOYED IN DEFENSE WORK DO NOT APPLY GRAY HAIR? When they took the beachhead ar Bougain­ ville, the Yanks fought as a team. Planes overhead . . . destroyers off-shore .. . invasion barges slipping in with sharp­ shooting leathernecks. It's an old American custom, this business of unriing together. And it's paying off in victories ... on battle-front and home­ front alike. For behind the lines, on this side of the seas, another battle is going on . . . the battle of transportation ... a fight that is growing bigger with every passing day. SILVERS-RICH 120 NORTH BROADWAY “15“ «ot rWMnUg (Um atom tmu) PLUS «SO Thou.ends Use GRAYV1TA Stebbins & Jacobs As part of the nation's great railway system —which carries HO per cent of our fighting forces and nine-tenths of the Army's fighting equipment and supplies—we of the New York Central know that this battle is. being won .. . by ifec same American spirit of tenmunrk that is winning the war over there. Office of Defense Transportation, the Interstate Commerce Commission, other government agencies, and the railroads..., Teamwork among the individual railroad themselves, working and fighting together iq a common cause. This is the kind of shoulder-to-shoulder effort that is winning the battle of trans­ portation . . . that is enabling the railroads to carry-, for 1945, record loads of 725 billion ton-miles of freight and 80 billion passcoger-miles. . And the endless torrent of loaded trains,' rolling day and night across the land, thunders an overwhelming answer to Axis dictators—whose "intuition** told them that free men in a democracy could never work together, and win I New York Central ■ AILIOAD JOB FOB VICTORY TrawitwrAoo the pan ofor^anizedshippers..' Hoetinoi Phone 2131 * BIVI TO TNI NATIONAL WAR fUNO * �THE BASTINGS BANTtE*. TBTRSDAT, NOVEMBER 25, 1M3 How Germany is growing stronger You MAY THINK Germany is growing weaker. But­ in many military respects, she is actually growing stronger'. Here’s how: 1. 2. German prisoners are just as cocky and determined aS} Germany hasVaised or reequipped a total of 60 new divisions. All told, Germany has 300 divisions! As Germany’s lines of communication grow shorter, her military might will gather power, like a coiling spring. The Nazi armies that fought so furiously as far from home as Stalingrad and the Caucasus will fight even more furiously as the fighting approaches Poland and Germany proper. Today Germany has 3 times as many combat divisions as she had when she attacked Poland 4 years ago. The divisions lost at Stalingrad have been replaced, and 3. The^ Germans now have 35,000,000 war workers in Nazi- \ dominated lands, as contrasted with 23,000,000 at the ' start of the war. 4. Germany can make ends meet on industrial manpower.' She expects to add 3,000,000 more war Workers by Christ­ mas in an all-out mobilization drive. 5. 6. Allied air bombings have been affective, but the vast industrial power of Hitler’s Europe is still high. • American officers returning fromthe front say that t ever. 7 German technicians are 'working feverishly on thej development of new and deadlier weapons. One of I these — the “magnetic” torpedo — has already begun to take its toll of lives and materials in the Battle of the I Atlantic. Another, a rocket gun, has devastating fire J power. Nobody’s trying to scare you. We’re going to win this war. But the toughest fighting is still ahead — and War Bond buying must b keep pace with the fighting! The more men and* the more money we can pour in now, the quicker we win. Buy an extra Bond ~ today I KEEP ON BACKING THE ATTACK! WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOR JOHN BULLING & SON E. W. BLISS CO. ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G.Jt BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT BARRY CLEANERS COFFEESHOP HOTEL HASTINGS TAYLOR SHOE STORE CHAS. LEONARD FUNE HOME FELDPAUSCH STORES COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGSCITY BANK NATIONAL BANK ANDRUS SERVICE MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 STORE BAIRD'S STORE THE HASTINGS BANNER MILLER REAL ESTATE CASITE CORP. VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE I NT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM �I THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1843 FOUR and Mr*. Florence Ullery are as- I 4r, lira. * had a telegram la*t week from her ! main over Thanksgiving Day wUh day and took 83 quart* of canned ly ly ratify notify your circle leader if you 1 delegatos of this group " | Glenn 8. Lauer and wife to Mau­ can | All came for B hard times rice H Ritter and wife, lot at Wall his brother Karl and family. The fruit which the W. 8. C. 8. ladles . plan -------to go.w ms orouw aari wm iamuy. Bronson hospital hTprovlcTed. I party and reported a good time. lake. Hope. oil station and store will be closed approximate amount was re-1 ------------The costume prise winners were Sena Pierce to Walter Collins and >1 Thursday and Friday while they The Birthday Dinner Mrs. Clarence Longstreet. Walter wife. 10 acres, section 8. Thomapple are absent. * Glenn Alien was cently taken to the Clark Home j dressed this Monday for the first in Grand Rapid*, from the Middle- | Mn. Glenn Dean and family en। time In ten days aa be ha* been vllis society. * Mn. Leila Johnson | urtalned al a family dinner party , vnngsviue very alck with an attack of quinsy and children have moved from the for fourteen Wednesday evening. Minnie A- Schroder to Alfred E. and required medical care. * In­ Oackler farm west of town where Nov. 17. honoring the birthday of t the summer to ths her mother. Mrs. Julian Pott*. Be­ Fniin and wife, go acre*, section 16. eluded among the hunter* whom *'— we didn't know about last week IlDcr placel about two mile* farther aides the guest of honor and her husband there were present. Mr Were Cleo Cumming* and Mr , ' NOV. Ii wtui a ana wire, *u acres, sscuon io. Bowman both of whom returned Mrs. Matt knee. It was I Orangeville. with a deer on Sunday night Al»o up *ome a third Wsdna*Eble L. Gould to Walter E Per­ Paul Gackter went in the Purdy. *‘ck,n.ea41 * il month. It is, kins and wife, lot TIB. dty cf Hasparty. ♦ Mrs. Charle* Robertion Orifjeth anu ncr pwrcnia. in* zmtv —— Y-7re~keep this date | Unas. Mrs. James Robertson. Mrs. Ju ,nd Tdr*. Geo. Curti* and Mr*. F. i‘l • festive event. i meetings and; Bata Norton and other* to BurIlan Potto and Mn. Glen Dean were R- Prtndle were tn Grand Rapid* | — Grand Rapids shoppers Thur*- Friday and v tai ted relatives. * I Kaateni Star day. * The Glenn Milter family la Mtosc* Helen Coman and Marcella | I Frank McCarthy and wife to Harnow scltted in the ThurketU* house . Davis of Jackson spent the weekend Chapter No 17 O R. 8. ton Jackaon ia preaident. ------------v«y Parmatee and wife, IN acres. °n their with their parent*. Mr and Mr* *»** " h#ld tot r ” Broadway, having moved Maatsrs-Jsns* ante MMt ! section 6. Johnstown. wecM 1 Frank Coman and Mr. and Mr*. Purpose of election of officer* Nearly twenty member* of the Otto Wstee and wife to R Sternear Dowling. Glenn to employed Clifford Davis. * Oueau at the PH" B01 »unn*r «t Clrcle met at th* home of Mn. Ray Hn* Week* and wife, lot 1. Wilcox. in Battle Creek. Clayton Bennett home for Thanks» *nd b“id“K(dod Mn. Lew BUtor ol HultoB. n. g “meeting«» “ Leighton Evangeli “‘>l‘ ­ Lyons Thursday afternoon for the Addition. City at the monthly meeting. Mrs. Rimer Fen-1 Marie Barry to James H. Swanson cal church. * Among the hunter* £J^rSS55,.'SShn*w.,,'5Lif! „ WtoMWHwta) ton waa co-hosteaa. The Scrip- . and wife, parcel section 18. city, J not mentioned last week were Paul .(Ynrt I... --- —— ------------------* * h*PW turs letaon was givtn by Mn. E 1 ■ - • and son* * Mr. and Mr* Dan r F«nton wae j Gackler with the Purdy party; Wil- o£‘,iS*dJS£”3 m“ S 1 mother,Elme last week when ■she rtcelvro E. Hickman and very impressive QUIT CLAIM DKED.H ]lam Cridler crldler and and Malccmb Malccmb Hoyt, I I। Ham S. VanHorn * The Pralri^Uter-' ^n^d*y 3/25^' th?'Andrew a letter from her son Richmond, also —‘ ... Cleo Cui ~immlnp and Charles a Marine in the South Pacific, tell­ >»™u O< rropor.. Baughman. J.. Jr. Cumming* and ary club will be entertained this 5?"-fc.De,U A1,en ,nd the Andre* ing her that the family's birthday SS551.i i Baughman oaugnman are both home each with Tuesday at the iiome of Mr* G»«kters. packages sent him were received at ‘a fine buck. * Thanksgiving ‘ — Day Philip Bender with a pot luck din- | Mrs. Robert Froet. nee Betty noon on his birthday, Nov. 5. One Vernon Hk“per who wlllbe asrisY- NORTHEAST WOODLAND K>rl ?ck*n11 Bnd Emery ner. * We hear conalderable. talk Beeler, has received word from package was sent Sept IB and the Xl bTwrY L R. fleeter and Wr*. • KuesU of Mr and Mrs Jones of Leighton will be enter- about residence building and po*t- l’*r husband, recently inducted In­ other a tew days later. A. H. Parker The November com- de^hter Joyce were dinner RurstA ^IteeVurnMln neariyMS cleared Ur" talned at dinner at Hotel Middle­ war factory location here tn Mid- U> th® army, that he to located at Kate Henderaon Sunday. Thr tatter ville. They will be Mr. and Mrs. dlevilte. Al! seem* to be quite au- Camp Roberta. Calif. * Mrs. Ann from the cafeteria supper, which it Entertains to not so well at this time. * HotnChas Fasoldt. Mr. and Mrs Clar­ thentir. and we trust In so. for there • Hes*el*wcet of Reed City will spend Mr*. Charles Parker entertained Is planned to make a monthly af- er Henney accompanied hl* brother ence 8teeby of Grand Rapids, and isn't any prettier town or nice: • Thanksgiving with her slater, Mrs. several guests at bridge Monday aft­ location for *uch around. * Mr*. T. J -Berry. * Sgt. Rusaell Palmer and Wife. Mr and Mrs Leon HrnMrs. F. O Stokoe. local. ernoon for the pleasure of her ney of Grand Rapids and hto sister. The Epworth League Young peo­ Nellie Soules of Dimondale came i of Gilroy. Calif.. Is spending a 15 daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harold Park­ WARRANTY DEEDS Mrs'Roush of Hastings to Baldwin ple were guests of the Leighton Friday to spend some time with I d*Y furlough with Michigan rsla er who ha* been here on a visit her mother, Mrs. Maud Cm** who i U * M Accompanied bv hi* wife and Herman T Reynolds and wife to Friday where they are spending a church young people Tuesday eve­ but left this Monday night for Cha* L Leonard and wife, parcel few days' hunting. * Mr. and Mr*. to In very poor health. * Thanksbaby from Detroit they hsve been ning All report a most enjoyable giving guest* at the Henry Brog I spending the week with hi* par­ Hasting* and on Friday goes on to Delton village. I Freq Cooke and little aon ol Byron time * Mr and Mrs Harry Fort Knox, Ky. where ner husband. home will be their son Clare and 1 rnL5 Ur * nd Mrs Miner Palmer, Alma M Schults to Laurence A ' were — auesta of Mr. and Mr*. Walter ...... Bausch and little daughter Nancy their son-in-taw and southeast of town. * Mrs. Hattie Lt Harold Parker will spend two Kndred and wife, 40 acre*, section Cooke Thursday * Mn. Homer will have Thanksgiving dinner with family, months In the tank armored forces Henney, Mrs Will Gerlinger. Mrs. her sister. Mrs Harold Stillwell and daughter. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Smith returned home Thursday Guests Monday afternoon were. 4. Carlton Vogel and Mis* Pauline Walker of noon from a week spent at the Ralph ttkens and wife to Virgil Geo. Sean and Mn Wayne Long husband in Grand Rapids * Mr. Mn. Roman Feldpausch of Has and Mrs C L Hlar and Mr and Jackson * Mr. and Mr*. Seward homes of her sons. Art and Ted ting*. Mrs A H Porker. Mrs Mark Conrad and wife. 30 acres, section attended the funeral of their cousin, | Mn. Asplnall in Hastings. Wedne*Mrs Fred Guffin will spend Thanks Brock ot Grand Rapid* were Sun- *n the Hastings and Dowling vicini- Ritchie. Mr*. Vent Hlir. Mn. Hat­ 3. Woodland. Wal ter Glover and wife to Wm. day. day visitors of her parents. Mr. I giving tn Wayland with their son —-------------- -----------------------| A hunting party composed of tie Stevens, Mrs. Wm. McKevttt and O Holland and wife. 80 acre*, sec- I and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Mrs. p R. Prtndle. Mrs Harry Bennett. tlon 18. Orangeville. BANNER WANT ADS PAY Miss Nancy Rosenberg Is Wqv- Henry and Austin Loftus. Miner Hi»r and children. * Mrs Fern William* Hastings spent spent the the ering from an attack of bronKial' *nd Amos Palmer. Glenn Milter and Williams of of Hastings weekend with her brother-in-law pneumonia. * Janet, elevefi-monUuUx,dc,n .r.e‘“rned ThF regular meeting the ... .— Mr .. - .. oW daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- i urday night with four nice buck*. * and sister. and... Mrs. Curtis Rouse circle scheduled fc Solomon * Among the successful sell Solomon 1* recovering from a I Mrs Ella Sneathen of Pttoskey has deer hunter* bringing home the severe case of the hive*. * Andrew con,e to spend some time with her cause of the invitation to Leigh­ Flnkbelner ha* been confln.-d u, son P D. Sneathen and family * venison, are Harold Ball. "* Chet —* d Squires of Naperville. Hl., ton. but the circle will meet in­ Geukes. Russ Bedford. Mat Bed- his home the past few days by rheumatism. * Thanksgiving guests <■«'»« £ *‘‘«'d the funeral of his stead on Thursday afternoon. Dec. ford. B with Mn. Harry Bennett for its New tenants in the Olen------Ker- of Mr and Mrs. Max Lynd and unde. Royal Kenyon, and remained Christmas party. Each member Is Mrs Mattle Lynd will be Mn Neluntil Sunday with relatives. Sat—to both men and women, on just your own signa­ rneen home on from Washington is i._ ---------------asked to bring a ten cent gift. _ —Kirk,-u urday thYwne f.milv rXSrTheSt. H.n Thompson. «... Mrs. »_L Lenna urday evening evening accompanied accompanied byby *** orchr/d bu ortetaSly from Ohto Patrick. Mr and Mr* Earl Lee and Mrs Pearl Kenyon and Mrs Orpha j ture and security. Cash advanced up to $300.00. Delightful Party Mr Plfle te an emDloyre of ihe “Ild daughter Nancy w Gray they wre dinner guest* of ■ WMWPr5dS. ffiS.tMn, flMM Mr» "■£ « McKwilt. Mr "nd ..... Hw Porrejt Bjknr... to [ Officers C ----- --------of Middleville Chapter Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. * Mn. Mrs. P. L. Thompson No. .. 17 O- E. 8. were B guest* of mm the. wm their and daughter Mr of Caledonia. ♦ — M cite °ttccomiSn ed lm sznwwrH ^JJd^ »" d ron-Ln-law Mrs D®Y Pugh and* daughter Grand Rapids to spending a fewworthy matron andworthy patron. atottM. tn th* miv ef UmIt moth- son Otar* who to with the armad Adelaide Baird, who 1* faroeJ ln j^iy. stating he was very »lck with heart trouble al the nIU,i Whlch Is always a txxrit to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred nioraj* Q{ a mother. * Mr*. Cliarlcs! Mrs. RathaSegarand baby Dawn Wieringa on north Grand Rapids Baxer *nd igr. and Mm John Duffey Marie ofGrandville wereSunday 8t. pl>n to spend Thanksgiving with visitors of her parent* and little Harry Gray of Merritt, brought relative* in Lansing. Mr Baker is son. Mr. and Mra. Andrew Oackler his mother, Mr*. Orpha Gray of uncertain whether he will make the and Carl 8egar. Jr. * Missea Marl- Caledonia to the home of her ala- trip as he broke both bone* ot hl* lyn Gillett and Helen Frey ***** **-■ »—i*rt who ter-in-iaw. Mr*. Pearl' vm Kenyon left wrist wrist in In •a fait fall thr*> three weeks ago ho*- -----------Saturday evening----------where she will and la *UU some handicapped to are In training at Butterworth — ------------------------get about on a trip. pita! in Grand Rapids, spent ------the ------spend the winter months ± Mr treekend at their home* in Middle- Mrs W. K. Liebier will .. Claude Kermoen rill -------------entertain- I Mr. and M Mr*. rille and Utahton. * Mr. and Mrs. for Thanksgiving. Mr*.. Ruth LiebLieb-'1 entertained with a family dinner Clifford Gardner and daughters and > ler and her mother. Mrs. J. P. Sunday. ouuuwv. Present were: Very I Boy­ Olmn Gardner will have ths foi- Slawson and Mr and Mr*. G. E. er and family ' of’ Grand Ledge; Mr. X-.— ------ -------------------------.... nlilkc * Mra M>ry Dlltchcr of and Mr*. Meryl Boyer and son of eveni.-.g over Thankaghlng. Mr m! .Grand Rapid* brought her aunt. Hastings. Mr. and Mrs Stewart Mrs. C H. Oruwold of Milford. Mrs Lydia Luton to the home of Rlgler and two sons. Mr. and Mr*. *nd Mr. and Mrs. 6. H Griswold Mrs. Olive Talbot. Sunday, who Joe Corrigan — and --J baby d^ghter -*----TtarnldKernwen lockl of Detroit * MIm Hester Soeten will care for her. Mrs. Dutcher al­ and Mri Mrs local, e w Mra rusroia Harold rsermcen, Kerawen. local,* will spend the Thanksgiving vaca- so ... called to *ce her mother and Dr. Edgar Faust, district superin>—»—r_ Mrs jjae croningtr and Undent of Kalamazoo waa the fion with her parents In Kalama- brother, loo. * Mn. Bert Ultery of Hastings Bradley. * Mra. Amble Mugridge speaker Sunday at the quarterly STATIC 3 PETE8* OT PRESCOTT WHAT’S COOKING? HOW LONG IS A MINUTE? Member* of the CBS new* dvpartnient. whose .broadcast* are timed io a split iccond. can turn their back* on the clock and guess within a second or two the patsage of one minnte. If you think if* easy, have someoo* watch the clock for you, and you eklintale ibe passage of 60 second* ... if you come within five seconds, you're an expert. ALL IS WELLES... Orson Welle*. Each time she broadcasts a recipe. man-sbout-radio, now is making of war brides. Every batch ol mail brings an increased’volume ol re­ quest* lor information on how io prepare wedding menu* and bride's breakfast*, along With tettitnonials that her recipe* are easily understood®y kitchen novice*. Novice , or expert you'll enjoy Mary Lee'* broadcast* Saturday morning* »t L-9:JQ, WKZO. WHAT'8 YOURS? appearances a I intermission time on the New York Broadcast* heard o.m. Orson reads Orsoa Welta ,rom t,le “Amerkaa Scripture*". Favorite songs usually fall into He is introduced each week by one category.... sweet melodic*. Carl Van Dorcn. When you nick your iop tunc*, if usually they carry quite a load of THAT BREWSTER BOYI a. sentiment. For instance, when a Pauline Hopkin*, author of ■-radio poll was taken of WAVES at Cliuntcr College. New York, the Columbia's “That Brewster Boy" is a mother—which fact is no surprise to moat listener*. So time favorites.. "Smoke Gels in graphic is her characterization Your Eyes" and "Carry Me Back at the teen-ags unpredictable t1o Old Virginny" - . Arc they your Joey Brewster that fan* say favorites, too? the writer must use a aon a* a model. Fact ta that Pauline* BRRRR... off-spring I* a girl! r Author of CBS “Inner Sane­ MAKE A DATE FOR FUNI ' ''turn Mysteries** (WKZO Satur­ Just tie a'siring a round your days at 7:30 p-m.) received a neck and remember that on De­ rusty revolver with five notches cember 12. Sunday night. Fred . cut into it* grip, and a note Allen makes his long-awaited re­ reading: "I hear you collect turn to the Texaco Star Theatre (WKZO, 8 JO P.M. SUNDAYS) old murder weapons. This gun Fred ha* been recuperating . . . has killed five people. Don't try »ome folk* think it's because of the na«ty things lack Benny has said about him. It * going to be fun— mystery broadcast*". and the date is December 12thl —Adv. ( UlM rinnn. r-Mi.'.r bnm. । Mary Ellen at Vermontville will be days with her Bister-in-law. Mrs Mr. and Mra. Harry Stimson, at S'"’’''". Ml» f»nn» a.Utrr hom,: B. C Or Thompson ThomnMn th. B. C. B«t Swift «hllr Whlle^Dr the Muonic Masonic tompl. temple B.uird., Saturday neevelut week Monday from the north I fu'?.Ls of the foi Li Grand Rapids. u thc north hunting. ♦ We nUig. Thirty-six persons enjoyed and visited her son Carl and fam- .. E ”*"er 1x1 Thanksgiving * Ij Kronewltter sorry tois know that William the roast chicken and dreasing dlnconfined to the bed ner which was com:IT. Uy untU Wednesday when her hus­ Mrs Day Pugh and daughter -4. c_<'.nLl!?ed to ?5LwMSh .WL*?nM£te..,?..a®und" band came for the day and took her with an attack of flu. ' ance and variety The tables were home * The Harold England fam­ Mary Ellen of Vermontville, spent Vernan Hooper a -business [ trimmed attractively In yellow and ily of Lansing and Mrs Morris Friday night and Saturday with .------•—>— made — Mu. white, candles and flower*, and Detroit Tuesday Lewis of Kalaniazoo spent the her parents. Mr and Mrs. W H {[‘P him M'w"w,r accompanied »*• — and visit- serving waa done by Wayne Carweekend with the girls' parents. McKevltt. ★ Mr. and Mrs C L Hooper lar drove her sisters. * Maxinc Flnkbeftter P®iter and Herb Cook. The mystery Mr and Mrs. Leon Potts, northeast 11 Hlar drove to to Woodland Woodland Sunday Sunday afternoon to see his'sister Mrs ftnd James Faulkner accompanied wer ® revealed and exchanged of town and ail visited Mr*. Lenius K5 “to nSibSd by iltolr debtotoB warhCT. «• -H®"1 Johnson at Bowne Saturday eve­ n.™ A-u Uto «l » Mlu rtotototo MUlto Wtoden. altoitoM . dfltoUns -"SKi “j ning. Also TO.UO.O Included ... in m. the A.m. Sunday Stoner wtbrrto, .I Uto FtoU horn. Bender ot Onuid Rapid, .pent conterenee to Grand Rrpldr Sal-*» tbailB Birther and wa* Alfred England of Middleville the weekend with her parent*. Mr urday morning. 'er ”tinL.<n fw 'ue grand party * Mr* Hubert Steven* and (laugh- and Mr* Philip Bender * Mr. and ^rk but but whteh they .tai ro Palmer—»«***PhAHp* I' work, ter Donna of Morley, were Satur- Mu. Clair Brog and children vtolt, -------------*°r<- but which which thev atari Richard Palmer, son of Mr. and undertake for the pl day visitor* of her sister. Mrs An- ed at the home of Jack Reynolds --- . ..... offlcsn. drew Oackler and family' In Grand Rapids over the weekend. Mrs MinerPalmer and Mtu MarMr. and Mrs. Glenn Dean and The Rev. and Mn I. W. Minor <*n Phillips , of Lansing, were children plan to go to Rochester.' and her mothT- Mrs. Margaret united in marriage at 3 o clock Batthls Wednesday evening and re-. BUas were at Kalamazoo on Tues- urday afteraraon. Nov 20. at thePaul - Faulkner, --- ---—. proprietor of the ________________ _________ 7 X Church of Jhe Naxarcne in Grand Rexall drug store for several years, / ~ i ledge, ipnie of lite bride, by the ha* sold his bluineaa to V .V. Tabor Rev IU11'h Putnam. They were at- of Reading, who expect* to take tended by Mrs. Ruth Prentice of possession Jan. 1 Mr and Mrs. Ta­ ......................... , Lansing, sister of the bride, and, bor are well-spoken of and have Ralph Palmer, brother of the groom rented the Bennett house on East The ceremony wa* performed be- Main 8L, recently occupied by the fore Immediate relatives. Richard DeWeerd family. They have two or Dick as he is best known spent I small children. Paul doesn't exa year In the south Pacific and wa* P«t to sit around, thal isn't his sent, home because of sickness and nature, for with helping his father for several months was a patient and managing Ute Economy store In Percy Jones hospital tn Battle »nd a few other things Paul feels Creek but is now quite well. The he can still put In hi* time Paul bride is employed at the Reo plant has been a very accommodating In Lansing. Their future plans are and efficient druggist and Middle indefinite but they expect lo be v*Ue lust hopes he hangs around located soon. * *” the town. j There are hosts of friends of the groom In this vicinity who ex­ Funeral of R. I. Kenyon tend best wishes for a bright future Funeral s.Tvlcc.t for Royal I. Ken­ ■ to him and trie bride yon of Merritt which were held at the Baptist church Thursday aft­ Change Location* for Winter ernoon was largely attended and The families ot Claude and Jack conducted by the Rev. 8. B. QulnRosenberg and Wayne Kcrmeen are cer. Among those attending the moving this week to Eaton Rapids service* from out-of-town, were and Onondaga for the winter as ..... ----------- ... Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kenyon and the.men are employed on the re- daughter Virginia of Grand Rapids; pairing of the Milter dam. at Ea Mr and Mrs Harold Kenyon of ton Rapids. Claude and wife left Mio; Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Kcnbunday and will live at Eaton Rap- yon and son Forrest of Merritt; I M* in a trailer. The other two Harry Gray of Lake City; Mrs. Orfamilies have rented a large house pha Gray of ’ Caledonia; Floyd at Onondaga where they wiU re-; Squires of Naperville. Ill. Mrs. Frank side and the children will attend ; Kenyon of Grand Rapid* Mr and the Onondaga school. Mias Kittle । Mr*. Roy Cook of Battle Crrek; the Lattimer, aLster of the Mrs Claude Rev. and Mrs. Parrott of BloomRosenberg. Is staying at tiie home ingdale Sirs. Vinnie Carl. Mrs of Mrs. Olive Talbot. Perry Adgate, Mrs Forrest Baker. .... Mrs Emm® Freeland and Mr* .Otto Attention—H. S. C. H. Isidie* 'Jahnke of Caledonia. The November meeting of the I ------------W 8 C 8. will be an afternoon' Sooth Thomappte Farm Bureau . meeting thLs Friday afternoon at | The South Thornapple Farm Bu3 o'clock with Mrs. Chutes Baker, reau group met at the home of Mr. We hope there may be a good and Mrs Clifford DavU Thursday, attendance as there will be con- -evening. Nov. 18 The discussion siderabie busmesa. Mn. Hooper.' waa ted by Walter Bender, due to rnlMlonaxy secretary is honing thr the absence of William Crldter. i dime collector* will be filled and A vote was taken for and against turned in. so they can be sent on | subsidies. The majority were against and complete the year’s budget. | subsidies. A report of this vote will' Thursday. December 2 the ladies be sent to Lansing Clarence Longare invited to be the guests of the , street and Mrs. Myrta Jackson each Leighton Evangelical aid at a one gave their report of the Michigan, o'clock dinner. Our Judies will fur-, State Farm Bt):eau amnenUcn . nlsh a Christmas ptagram. Kind- at Lansing which they attended as 1’^ ,.n < .... cu, ..r 11. «r Mid «u trsior WM in ■ art OBOE* FC Pr***hi, Ora EE Ctlttefri CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION HASTINGS. MICH. HIM W. STATE ST. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE 27Z2 tlnued on FOR DURATION SERVICE TREAT YOUR CAR TO REGULAR CHECKUPS! chanics keep your car in top condition. for more efficient service, for added mileage on fuel and tires! Start it off right for fall driving with a thorough iyt MEN ,„d WOMEN / MOT1CB T NW', of Towmbip Raw (Hi On thr McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES FK •* Hprinr* ' MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR WANTED HASTINGS PHONE 2354 Buy War Bondi and Stamps Hare! ROW (Hi Studebaker suggests INCUR LOiCAL PLANT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES PAST ON'T wait until something happens to jeer car! D EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE­ VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING All applicants must qualify under the new war MERMASH manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted For EGGS BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFC. COMPANY WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE Chicks gain fast on MER­ MASH 17J& of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D feeding oil. A lifetime math for chick, pullet and laying hen. They pay you. well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. t»tti nw w hiss®*’®51 N. CHURCH ST. , Have your car checked frequent­ ly by expert mechanics. Often, just a few simple adjustments will assure you a lot more essential mileage. What's more, taking ade­ quate precautions now may save you the cost of serious repairs later on. 1 N Bee hop Care for your car for your country! our net is® । t hi; mu on ■ and thia St the O Ktr’’*’.^2 *’iwncafM gggianasoni'J wMUtenii iw® marnj wm win*J l HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONI 2118 s nuittusu Even experienced motorists don't always realize that limited mileage, slower speed and increased town use create new operating condi­ tions which may cause trouble. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. CO. 111 L STATE ST., H ASTI NOS FH0NI210I 1 H«s �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1943 L E G A L S motice to cxxditox* ORDER FOR PUULICAT1OK ।;.’^w<VU.“^“TiU4>T,,,LA|IllT unllrr ueGk Tabercutofl* Still | COURT HOUSE HEWS Toko. H«ovy Toll [Form Mortgogo* Um Incom* Mokos found Friday by William HawbllU Carlton lu • a reported from New York that ! sayen mllaa aoulhwurt of Nashville departed farmers in the Wectem and nud- 1 Mr. Hawbliu compiled with the di- Pennock hoapttal. Harting*. western state* have reduced tneir rectloM for mailing It back to the She waa united in P marriage to €**»<** ♦><*• W ”— 1 farm mortgage* by more than (1.- | Weather Bureau and. according to Wm. Dec. l-» IB. lift. To . , Wm. J. J. Wortley Wortley Dec. .. 000 900.000 tothUi the tart it thl* union five children were bom: nxuiths. month*, and and that that Uu;y thrv iuve have inverted dollar fur hta trouble.' Orph* M. whose tragic death oc-. _/errt ’ billion dollars in govern ­ several bill ton dollars In^Koyern; , According to the ex; curred In 1932. Ray L. Wortley - BoMafra* wood ment bonds in that time. There iia* 1 <1 ur able *•» type of Wavland. Mabie, now Mr*. Gao moM Hurahie be*® UWe land .pecutauonfar btol5xi'.~£ade’of thin Bchaibiy of Woodland. Roy X. store according to an Robt. E Braden and wife to Max ll; TP® budget, adopt- Authorities beheve Ainer can tar- rubber, »-a* wnt up from the U. S. keeper 3rd dasa. with tha U. A 5°Okeih— . .^.<1^^ Weather Bureau station at Joliet. Navy in North Africa, cad Gallen Eck and wife parcel at Thornopple ed by tho board of supervisors last to Cos'"toil “Mwuapi n onUi proT14f<1 1UTO gf oOO. » n IU Th® a‘ ^ioon 23 00 ocloct Nor , ° BeddM^er huxband and chllU /»carried“® it pjn to"a< helghi John Cappon and wife to Frank which we toll all have to pay. That OMDBR FOB PUrBUCATXCjr j^om jg mile*, after which the dren Mra. Wortley left to mourn county near Augusta. J. Bchlepck and wife 40 ocrea, oeccover county’* share for without buying more land. Uon 30 Carlton. maintaining a state tuberculosis For the five years ending Jami- balloon burst and the unall box car- her passing, her mother. Mra. Tacy Other lasting rying the broadcasting paraphernalVan Brocklln. two Mrs - -T-------sisters —— , • — Jen- able for pert*. 1 Jeasla E. Pavr.e to Fred A Smith sanitarium which baa proven very ary 1. 1940 tiie farm income of thia p—------ - •------- ------ ---------------- *------- ’ — . | sndwUeDarcal woUon 5 Barry helpful In decreoalng the number countrv averaged J4.68a.000.000 j>-1 la descended slowly suspended by nle Alden of Hastings and Mn. durability, an* Lorin L. Evan* and tofe toAu- of tuberculosis death* In Michigan, year. In 1942 their income reached the i red silk parachute. During the ■ vyrl Coate of Word. California, al- cherry and white oak. Paruhin said. Thoaa ( bray Bdfion and wife. 40 acre*, aec- 11 haa alao cured many, who have 19,51)0.000.000 and Washington an- descer.t the mysterious- device In-, so four grandchildren. • ———• ~ -------- , side the box acted as a radio broodShe was reared in a Christian k*s suitable wara red tlon 18. Assyria. become aelf-supporthig aa a result nouncea that this year it will be । Morris W. Harding and wife to , of treatment they received (12,475,000.000. *1711* state will share <caster, giving readings on tempera- home and early in life felt it her bark hickory, rad mapk in tills pro^erity. according to Earl ।ture, pressure and enoUture of the duly to serve her Lord and Ms* *ugar maple and bUtari Wm. H. Wooden and wife, parcel i there. • section 0 Orangeville 1 lUbcreuloiU* Is an Infectious di- Miller. stattaUcian for Michigan’s ,air. When It reached the earth its ter She united with the Tamarac • •• Ciarence 8 Mason and wife to I tea*o, and a tubercular person can AAA organization. He soys Michi­ Job was finished but upon its return : United Brethren church and reBawling Alie un.th erf a raaulatloa bowtkM Frank C. Hlrth 2 lot* at Mill lake transmit the contagion to other*. gan* ca*h farm income this year to the station at Joliet it toll be set l-cently when -that das* was dis- . . r,fu“u very <tdesirable that auch such will approximate (525.000.iXM). or 30 for o|>erat!on and sent up again — I banded her membership waa tran«Johmrtown । So it 1* very “trable that , fared to the Woodland U. B. ’>ley H 72 feet. Byron W. Ketcham to Helen Fat-----------wu per cent above 1942. It is more titan Nashville New* persons-----shall not attend ~* public terson, 40 acre*, section 34. Balti­ gathering*, and not oUierwtea cx- double the (343.000.000 the state’s ix>se individual to pocalbke Infec­ formers received in 1940. The excess more. Wallace M. Osbom and wife to tion. In Ito early stages, a cure can of rains in the spring months and be made at home or in a oanitor- I in June took a lot of good money MONTOOMliy WARD ium. I Horn them thl* year. coin Park. city. While the number of deaths from 1 ----------------- ------------- —--------Leora Friedrich to Gilbert Dickin­ tuberculoids ha* declined in recent SOUTHWEST WOODLAND son and others, lot Bl Nashville and year*, we should not be lulled into Lft.t week’s Letter 120 acres. Maple Grove. smug complacency. No other com­ i Ferrin Lathrop Laura C Noyes to Leons Fried­ municable dlwase kills as docs tu­ rich, tot 97 Naahvllle. and 120 acres berculosis. It malms many Whom It ■ ।Eloise Smith) are the proud par­ I- l enu of a baby girl that arrived,. secUon 13. Maple Grove. does not kill. It costs in public , Friday Nov. 5. * Iris Guy and? John Thomae and wife to Lafloy fund* more than all other conunun। Miss M.?TV£ji ’ ’ neVni DeVault of Hastings Greenfield and wife, parcels sec­ Icable dinawe* combined. It steals , “‘J* Luella »**®J . I1 wc were oradueUw Vr.r» Iron. Ua <rte" weekend ««"»> guests of the latter’s tion 9. Baltimore. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION 1 sister, at Huntington. Ind. * Chas. Harry I tun* than any other communicable I Farlee and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frey, lot Walnut Ridge, section lon 29-. disease. It wastes and consumes Keith Farlee and son were Saturday Johnstown. ,„ | family independence. evening callers on Mr. and Mrs. Eunice M. Lomble to Clay B. All parents should be on the alert Isaac Williams and Mra Paul i Burkholder and wife, lot 782. city. to discover any case of it in the 1 Matthew R. Kaplan to Bernard B. They should not become Towns and baby of Woodland. * Mr. and Mra. Owen Smith visited Randall and wife, lot at Thomapple | y if they find It. because if her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake In Ume time “ it• U is cur curable. 1 to Ell. 1* Barr Uken 1,1 »Dle- But they Kathcrmxn of Bradford. Ohio, for ' tot T Cree^AdSitUxi Wotota^d *houW not tad to act quickly. If several days, returning home Wed­ viHrJp CrM * Addition. Woodland (hey aUBpccl Rny mcmber of the nesday. LItUe Carol Lathrop of To­ ; Mabel M. Stucky to Clifton II. i fajnll>' Dita <Wwa*e. ledo. returned home with her grandparents for on indefinite stay. •'-! Miller and wife, lot 84. Mix Addi* Mr and Mrs Arthur Gage and HICKORY----CORNERS trf Uon. Nashville. --------------------------------daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Verdan E. R. Willison and wife to John <Len Week's Letter) in H. Hiller and wife, parcel aecUon Mra. Blair Bamca. Mrs Edgar■ CoviUc and Barbara of Middleville 1 offir*. I 31. Prairieville. I Barnes and son James Edgar of Ot- were guests of Mr? and Mrs. Clyde I Roscoe •” « । ira Blough to John ILYoung, lot ! -.ego called on Mrs. Harriet Bam*. Covllle recently. * Mrs 1 3. block 3. Freeport. 1 and Mrs. Mary Flower Saturday Hynes and Elva were Sunday dinner I „ FToiiK Frank B. h. Spaulding upauiaingand ana wife ante to to > afternoon. afternoon. * * Warren warren Richards nicnarus and ana, guests of Mr. and Mrs Nell Hynes ’ Grace E. Reece. 30 acres, section 10. . sister Miss Effie Richards are visit- cf of WoodburyWoodbury. * Jota J°hn Mulllne Mtdltnela Is । .___ < ... ..... at Olfiiwo. __ —- * Mta* m n !m-dav 11 from I !OIIl , on a ten-day llltlOU furlough Assyria. ' ; ing relative* El­ home rwi M. P. Ijchncider and wife to Nel- , leen Jousicgnant of Gladstone willi Illinois He was a weekend gurst of sen C- DuBols nnd wile, tot 49. Del- arrive Monday night for a few day?-'1 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hershberger. Those from this vicinity to leave ton. vtalt with Mrs. Shirley Trick. * Home Owners Loan A*s*n. to Otto Harry an/ Snyder ui./uv. is — recovering froml for the north niter deer were. Paul B. Peterson and wife. 2 parcels. ; pneumonia leumonla at nt his home. * Eldon। Guv. Leo Hitt, Roscoe Hynes. Elmer section 20. Orangeville 1 ucadle. ------- Peters. Marton «... Gerald Pev-. Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Leh­ MODSRN Earl Herrington nnd wife to era. Chauncy Miller. Sam Willison. man. Guy Makiey and sou Russell. BANFIELD Ralph W. Harper and wife, lot Ed­ । George Willison and -Sabin Kent; Eugene Makiey. Walter Hcrshbcrg(Last Week’s Letter) dy’s Bench. Wall lake. Hope. ! have gone north to hunt deer. *■ er. Paul Brodbeck. Carl Jordan and Mra. Lee Burdick Is is entcru entertaining a। Ward Green. Lloyd and Von Makiey Mrs. Pvts. Donald and Rcnold Conklina QUIT CLAIM DEEDS n j Oscar L. w. Spencer to W. ... w O- Davis few young /«u<« people fii™r.y Monday eveningr plan on Joining their father over from Columbia Army Air Base in A beauty I The crijjf bright colors ; honoring nd wife, tot 1279, 1779. dty.. city honoring ner ner son son E. E. M. M. 2?< 2/c Robert; the weekend. * The Woodland SC. have been home for a few days,i, ‘ and _ . Lucy T wirlchv Vrltihv nnd and hrtdo uieir headquarters arauquanns Frisby to Ralph Frisby and 1, Burdtck and bride Wh<» who wil will returni United Brethren Missionary society returning io to their of this cotton tapestry suite will Johnstown Farm Form , others. — 90— acre*, 8. Carlton. to Yorktown. Va.. Tuesday ofter-• met with Mrs. Jessie Bass-tt of Monday * The Johnatown • —. section --------------~ ' ... - » as their guests bring new cheer to your living elub will •luive guesto Sal- I Maude W. W Sparks Snarks to Hubert B noon. noon, * Ben Trafford and son Jimi Woodland last week Wednesday * ..------church .«------ .. >base------ lr Ind. called at the Mes-. Pvt. Guy Sllsby of Bowling Green, i unlay evening, al- the Lathrop anc andj wife wife. go 80 acreo. acres, section , of Elkhart. Elk ---------- .; Vtrffmia. enjoyed n.day room! Rugged sofa and chair are e*FarTn caSleton. ' | senger home Sunday afternoon • merit the Maple Grove FarmVBuBu- 130. 30. Castlr* Mra. David reau club. * Idix. *•* Conklin ”—*•’*“ 1' Esther R. Johnson to Norman M Millon Trafford Is critically ill. Mra tough with his s4ster, Mrs body-shaped, filled with resilient svUle Thursday and Johnson, -parcel section - I. Maple Fanny Smith of Kalamazoo was a Cousins and family. * Q« ev went to Scottsville -------- — ------------— 1 Mrs. 1^. ------ ---in Nashville an. village. «------------------ euest at the Messenger home Tues- Harold Wortley of W«y|an fiber end cotton. returned with her moUier. Grove, •--------- »' • | visiting their grandmother. Katherine Jones, who will spend I ”------ ----- -- --------- ---TIsaac A. Allison was oern way । Lizzie Hynes. * Mr. and Mrs. the winter In the Conklin home. * , Ham. 4 lots at Fine lake, Johns­ 20. 1804. in New York and died Nov [ Sandbrctk and family, were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson ure' town. now residing on tho Morgan farm : John Van Antwerp and wife to) 11 at 5 a.m.. aged 79 years, five '1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morley north of Banflcld. * George Wick- ; Richard E. Rose and wife, parcel atL month* and 21 days. Nov. 18. 1893. Hough of Lake Odea'* in honor of 1 he married Antlia -Albertson. Sur- their father’s. Burt Rogers’ seventy- I wire and Henry and Mr. and Mrs. Gun lake. Orangeville. Chas. Harrington to Leda Har­- vlvtng are the Jfcidow. two sons. He­ fifth birthday. / Don . Putnam were recent Sunday Mrs. Roscoe CAstle and daughter. RUcsta of Mr. and Mr*. Ren Brink I rington. lot 74. Bush's Addition,. ber of Kalamazoo and' .Ford of Kcezler Field:' Miss.: two daughters. Lois of MidtHK-ille were Monday of near Augusto. * Mrs. Hattie Delton. Cordelia J. Lochner to Robt. O.. Mra. Gladys Torry of Cllnuuf and night guMp' of Mra. Guy Kantner. Dunn of Leonidas Is vidtlnx her brother George and Mrs. Wertman. Kelly and wife. 80 acres, section 30.. Mrs Frances Stokes of Augusta, a Dr. Munger will remove Lois tonbrother. Peter Allison of Alamo. 12 sils-TUesday mpmlng. * MLss Car­ * Mr. and Mra. Geonre Wertman Orangeville. Robt. G. Kelly and wife to Corde­- grandchildren and two great-grand- olyn Brodbcck Is spending a few aro movfhg to their new home in Dowling, and Mr. and Mrs. Luther lia J. Lochner. 80 acres, section 30.. children. Mr. Allison died at his days with Mis. Carl Jordan. * Mra. farm home near Walnut Grove. Adam Baitinger, who ha* been car­ __________ Lentz are moving onto the Wert­ Orangeville. Gull lake where he had resided for ing for the baby son of Captain man farm which they recently pur­ over forty years. Funeral services and Mra. Norman Wise left Wed­ chased. * Mra Mary Putnam enter­ PROBATE COURT Est. Ella Agnes Sheldon, final ac­■ were helrj at the Methodist church. nesday morning for North Dakota tained her bridge club Wednesday count filed, final receipts filed, or­- Hickory Comers. Sunday at two to take the baby to his parents. She nt a noon luncheon. der allowing account entered, dis­- o’clock with the Rev. Dtword Swad- plans on returning home after charge of administrator Issued, es­- dling in charge. Burial in the East Thanksgiving. * Mrs. Ward Green MUNICIPAL COURT cemetery. * Mrs. Josie Cadwallnder and daughters are visiting her par­ tate enrolled. Claude Shaffer. 54. of Yankee Est. Arvllla A. Cox, warrant and1 und George Thomas aro on the sick ents. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Smith. * Springs, was brought Into Munici­ Inventory filed. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Blocher have list. • pal court Friday morning charged rented the Grant farm and plan on Est. Martha G. Johnston, peti­ with disturbing the pence nt a dance tion for hearing claims filed, notice moving there In the near future. * Yam Sarno Thing nt Bowen’s Mills November 6. He to creditors Issued. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jennings of Lan­ Another name for the sweet potato admitted hl* guilt and was assessed sing spent Sunday with her father. Est. Anna Kahler, warrant and the costs In his case. B4.50, which Andrew Travis. Inventory filed. he paid. ___________ Est. Charles H Crawford, proof ot publication filed. Bt. Bert Frtsbv. petition for '' London's telephone automatic widows allowance filed, citations to■rin.imlil' tjmt ngnal Is rung up 545,000 times Est. Emily Adams, annual account r.rm in weekly. filed. Est. Mary Beattie Goodyear, proof of publication filed. order allowing account entered. Est. Martha Dickinson, order to assign certificates for purposes of distribution entered. Est. Bessie McKlbbln, final ac­ count filed, order allowing account entered, discharge ot administrator Issued, estate enrolled. Est. Fred C. Fitch, bond of ad­ ministratrix filed, letters of admin- Mirhin* M«r* rorrtopo ■■(Xit.Kii cluus ond vtfe to Chas, culoals conUnuM to b* * terrible Ilin-' . BID All bid* nail must U ba PMSMOTlMd passiaarltsd •. Tf.rsurtn. UUUUHI tho U.c nr»r. 11 mnnUw (Uvat— not hl«r tbsa ■Malgb* K«»»»*bar SO, D-,*™ *?*1 of IhU World War. 17 JXW Amar tasma 194*. HUS. will ba aa«<to al FOG ». M. Johnstown. ad wife 1 have been killed in battle. In* the ES’SfflAS1!*------------------------A. F. Putnam and wife to to Wavne W* period 50900 Anvericanihave Crowell and wife, tot at Bai ixe. xxnxre opnngs. died from lubercutoaU, which U a t,.h.rr..Uwix which » lake. Yankee Spring*. Frank w Stnalkrr to Lloyd E. curable disease if it can be taken .na «n 11 in ttme. Let us not MF that it doe* n**rak|« F*aacf floral tapestry TWO-PIECE LIVING ROOM ilnunl oi>r OHB A X1I1I.HEN 4 Jdrm. IOK BALI: rn«n»illp) BOW (Uullatid Township) 11495 £ FOR HEALTH AND ENERGY 5 DRINK MILK \We Uv^00 I tlement entered, petition for hear­ ing claims filed, notice to creditors Next Year Will Be Different ■^TEXT year wilt he different Not only the weather, and markets, and the netd* of jhe country. Our jobt will be different, too. Because next year we’re going to do tho»e job* differently—and we hope better! We. whose job is producing goods and services, have been making resolutions like this for years Anc^ we’ve been keeping them! For in our kind of business, you either keep on finding better way* of doing thing*, or—you go backward! And if enough people do that, the thing we call progren bogs'down. machines, and strains of stock. That’s the reason industry carnet on research—another name for a constant search for new knowledge and better way* to do things Because most of u* have been doing this for years. America has had the highest standard of living tn the world. And it’* the reason, too. that American production is doing io much today to bring victory. Bert B. Sparks, petition to give aeea deed pursuant to a land contract filed, order to give deed pursuant to a land contract entered. Est. Nellie Dryer, petition and order to cash United States savings bonds for distribution entered. Est. Sarah C. Henney. petition for hearing claim* filed, notice to creditors issued. Eat. Elida Shaw, ninth annual occount filed. " Est. Minnie Sprlngett. will filed. petition far probate filed, order for publication entered. FSt. John W Stairs, warrant and inventory’ filed. ESt. Seymour O. Jordan, final ac­ count filed, waiver of notice filed, order assigning residue entered, discharge of administratrix i&sued. estate enrolled. Est William E. Gillespie, warrant and inventory filed. Canadian Border Stations There are 37 Canadian border sta­ tions where one alien a minute I* being examined. For Croupy Coughs Due to Colds the search for better thing* And if Amcrica'vproducer* understand each other, and each other'* problem*, we’ll be able to do these all­ important job* better. Ctntrtl Eltctrlc Co., Schtntctady. U. Y PECKHAM'S I v \ X , 0 \ X e v' X , ' A $ “Start now lo fortify yourself against winter colds! Drink plenty of nourishing Highlands healthiest foods. It helps build you up and protect SOFA AND LOUNGE CHAIB IN LONG-LIFE FR1UI nnd fatigue? Aik For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MIL HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT 13' GENERAL ® ELECTRIC AT ALL DRUG STORES "Onet Tried Never Without." Mother's have used this remedy far you gel raol Taluel Built for Pay Only 20% Dawal BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS REMEDY • UY WAR BONDS Mohair-and-cottoo frieze .. . it lasts ond lasts! Add the handsome design of this fiber- IGHLANDS DAIRY Phoce 2631 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Halting! Um Va.ds ConvMtiMl Convooi Monthly h ontgomery M �gyiffF -------ON THE HOME FR0NT'™”&^M atr, 18. Rt. 1. Delton. Mich. Now undergoing “boot training. (Continued from Page 5. Sec L> know what Johnny Will 1* doing. “O1V9 out," Johnny. Don write* “I wonder if Brorak will liavc a erack basketball team again this vear. He’s lost seme good men fro.n IraL vear. Coleman. Townsend. Ottoaen. Tnomas. and Brown will prob­ ably be preUy close to first string." Hb> address is Pfc. Donald W Johnson. U-S..M C. man*hlD. military drill, and naval procedure. Ship Ahov. Bob. Hope well see vou when you’re home on Nov. 13, 1943 Hello. Everyone I Just u belated card Informing you cl my change of address ■ Am fine and doing- all right. Get prrtly disgusted and at times rather angry whl-n I hear of strike*, 'coal miners and others' Would think % Fleet Postoffice 6 , thev cruld use the War Labor Board San Prancbco. Calif. * Johnny Schults i* on m-rs rook­ until after the war Same viewpoint ing for a short time He want* ta Ls shared by a let of service men. Slncereh'. know abcut K'Uy and Garrison, how the football se#u>n cune out F”d how N-e basketbn 11 team will suck up. Johnny Is out to see and not allowed to print enough PS Keep ,thg 'Bnniwr" coming. 6f hl* addmsv to reach him. . Nov. 9. 1943 ’SuC (Gordon Bothardt Is on tho lookout for Jack Wagner, thinks he Dear Zolly. am now in California on --------deiiert may see him out there one of these .I ........ — ... ----------- — — day* He just received an oM letter maneuvers and wondered If you from Bernard Whittemore thal Kid ■ would change the address on the been *ddrr.Med to him in boot . Dinner for me I enjoy it very much .a..,- c.. "t r r.« 'tin rtilv tit ua I rVT h-nr tUll remembers hl* old helper, -f'-"’ since my brother There's a good fellow if there ever went into the tcnice^ _______ I've been killed and captured i.-i »r un this problem. It's quite a of helpful things ’’But’s" ad­ 's 1» the same as printed be»v- • > Thh der^rt is some place I never I •rtwre is a new recruit at the U. thought that such country existed : B. Naval Training Station. Great in the United States. If anyone lakes. Illinois, hr k Robert J. Bes- ■ thinks Yankee Springs U WOTthteM. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS at 112 East Court Street in Hastings. 1 o'clock SATURDAY, NOV. 27,1943 Good dining table. 2 cook stoves. 6 chairs and buffet. Wood and coal heaters. Baby bed. 2 sett good chairs. Mantle clock. A B gas stove. Man's fur coat. Universal Electric stove. Electric lamps. 9x12 rugs. Throw rugs. Majestic radio. Spring cots and beds. Iran bed springs and mat- Aladdin lamps. 2 gcod suits boys clothes. Dressers ond commodes. Montgomery Word circulating heater. New grate for fireplace. Dishes ond numerous other articles. TERMS: CASH DEWEY REED, Manager THE HASTINGS BANNER. TWCt»O<t. NOVEMBER IS. 1M3 J they have for ua. or stay home. I on yesterday too. so thjit makew ।' When I told you about all the two days school weA. ve missed. We X „ ta.™: K m~n. ~spare » MofUi M - JUT. t either ao to the ship’s store, tele- in we will be. four days behind phone center, go see the chaplain.! schedule and we make that up in ,or 4l*v In our rooms. We aren’t al- our spare time Ua. “Ha. You ’ lowed to leave the Station at all. I see they go on Jurt as if you had I Tonight they are having a variety ' been going to classes instead of । show for us made up of talent from I being K.--P.• —---- Won -- -----, our ------------------own regiment ‘------ * of 1800 girls. ’ToT'" Ij Ij sun am wilting writing thl* this letter now now with with ingiu Frank rraiiK ouaiu u> »o- -■ my gas mask on. We Just had a . morrow night Sinatra is Ing to sing --------for us.---San? '• practice gas alert and we will prob­ --to■-bek-here ----- ---of the girls are so excited over it. ably have to wear it for an hour but I’m certainly not. I Uiink I had belter quit writing will sign off. Write soon. Love, John now and get a little studying done while it's so quiet around here. Av/C John C. Bush. 36417412 Love Grp R Sdq 254. Wing II B?mlta Bernita J. Cole. A. S. San Antonio. Texas master R-Xl 18. Bldg. M. Apt. 3J 1>« nl.gtlr:,. California U. 8 Naval Training School Nov. 19. 43 The Bronx. New York. 63. N. Y. i Dear Zolly: Nov. 10. 1943 i Mind if an old friend has a word Nov. 18. 1943 to say? Route 3 I was Just looking over the "Home Ecar Zolly : Hustings. Michigan I received the last week’s edition Front" column and came upon that Dear Folks Congratulate me! I fiasaed the of the Bunner and want to thank incident of the meeting between physical and now I m really in the you for sending II. 'Alien Johnson Dick Thomas and (SgL> Bob Pierce, wherein a bystander asked If Dick Navy. And I like It better every is sending it to you. Bill> It sure seems good to read about ’ ——-’■ - jp|»s«i to salute Bob day. too. There are some of the --^olly—who ever heard of sa«well*-.t kids here I’ve ever met the home town folks and whaf they ! । luting a sergeant? Even civilians. I’m tiie only one in our apartment are doing. I read in the Banner about Capt. In times like these, should know . ii. in i..dliornift. Ivo met girls from practically every stale in the Thompson of the Old Rainbow Div that n sergeant doesn’t rate a salute, If you know of any more Rainbow- nnd 1 wish you’d publish thl* note union amt It’s very interesting. era in Hostings I would like to hear I in next week’s column for the in­ learning to drill, left, right, about irom them a-. I am In the new Rain- formation of the one or two t»eople in Barry county who haven’t pain face, salute and so on. I’m crazy nnd about it I don't even mind getting parbons between the old nnd new. enough attention to the army and *Please ”------ -• — — i. to tlip jj.j, nruanizjition to kno* that no give my------------regards up ut 5.30 und going to b'd at 8 30 Saturday we’re going lo have Cap­ Hastings Mfg. Co. as that । stoned officer, rates a salute. And tain's inspection nnd we’re all so where I worked. | commission* arc as follows—2nd Lt . . Yount for a short war. nervous aoout rt. It’s really funny IM Lt : Capt.: Major: Lt Col.: Co’. Pvt. Wm. XL Gallup Everything has to be Just so I | Brigadier General: Major General: tnouid be a perfect ixKMekecper Lt General: and General Even u when my six weeks of boot truiiUng Camp Gruber. Oklahoma | Warrant officer, (who holds a ratis over. Excerpt* from letter* written by ■i ■»« ing ur.-nu between Master Sergeant and Sunday. Nov. 14. 1943 Av/C Jcim C Bush to hLs parents. 2nd. Lt . but isn’t commissioned). Hello Everyone: For the first time since I’ve been Mr. and Xtrs. Roy Bush of Hastings. | doesn’t rate a salute Thanks Zolly. Nov. 6. 1943 ------Corp.---L. ” Paul —* Bates here it a quiet and peaceful in our Perrv Jones Hosp. Dear Folks: gone to the ship's store, two to Ute Battle Creek Wil) I'm now In pre-flight. Yes­ telephone Center, three are wrtlUM terday morning we marched over— letters nnd one reading Can you. ... .. „ Here’s a poem written aboard the imagine ten girt* living tn on apart- pnrndt- about a mile long, and four ship ’•Currier” by one of Johnny ..... ... — as ... ™.r« mi nt not as Kw large ours In in rin.n.1 Grund abrvast_ Jt wa> qUjte ft sight WlU» lairsrn’i shipmates. It wa* written Rapids our new cadet hats. lust prior to the engagement of the I think that thLs is one of the Currier that presented the circum­ I wish you could are the neat job of lialr cutting I did on myself. It nireat places Uiat I have been. The stance for which John received a look* Just like a feather cut. and officers, from what we have seen citation for meritorious service a short one. too, 1 guru rny days ot them, arc all for the cadets and which was mentioned in the Banner <4 long hair arc over for the dura­ want to tench us something while last week. Again good luck Johnny, and may you always stay afloat I tion. Nov 8. 1943 THE CRUISE OF THE CURRIER Sunday Ls such a lazy day around . here, almost like civilian life Here ! Dear Folks: In nineteen hundred and fortyis the way II goes Reveille is nt । Well. I Just finished my first day three. 6:00 a m instead of 5 30 as on week I In subjects, und boy. are they really The "Nathaniel Currier” put to sea, days We have 40 minutes to dress, nouring It on. And. 1 don't want to With merchant men and a gun make our bunks and clean tin- forget to tell you about the obstacle crew too. apartment This was my morning lo course we run today All it had was All drunk a* a lord with beer on clean the head. At 6 40 we muster 22 obstacles in lt» of ccurre. lluit board. in front r.f the apartment and fall was after we‘had an hour straight We’ll show the Japs what we can do. into tanks. Then we march a mile exercises. We also had a run after to breakfast arriving there al 7 00 the obstacle course so we wouldn’t ’- We ran under the gate while our We urr allowed twenty minutes to get tired of doing nothing. On the | valiant chief Mate Gafe prayers for our safe return, eat. .thin mirier In front of the level though, it’s swell here. Nov. 10. 1943 I The skiuper snorted while the crew [ cavorted. Dear Mother and Father: have off when we muster once again Well we Just received news last I And ordered a hard left turn. und march to church. Church starts nicht of more work. Thev are cut- ' So South we went and aall hell bent ut 9.15 and lasts forty-five minutes ting the u1. weeks course down to I To deliver the goods down there. *- the deck engineer relaxed with -a so wg get Dick to the barracks 6 weeks and we have the same 1 As sneer. about.10:20. Once again we are free amount of work to cover.—that’s so till 12:00 noon when we march to we will be done with our subjects by And the Stcwor^f cut everyone's dinner. And. by the way. we had Dec 23 a very r.™. » good ....... meal ___ today, . ...... too.—chick, First. I want to tell you that I HLs hair full gFglue, ns the shavm iiuLihed poVatue*. gravy, aanots. Him barracks guard right new You Ings flew z ' celery, ice cream and coffee. From see we go bv roster and my name Ls Chips u-orged down In his shop, I,<Xi pin till mess cull nt 5:45 w near the top so I happened to get Hie galley rang with a crash and have off again. After supper we can “ i' toduyr-Anvway. ---------- the — rest • -» of •»-the either go to a show of some sort fllghtyfa on K. today. They were As the </ok served up tiie slop. The^Bosum swore as his hair he AUCTION SALE Hoving decided to quit farming I will dispose of the personal property at public auc­ tion at the place known as the Glenn Mowry farm located J mile north of the Hen­ dershott school house; or 4J miles south of Hastings on the Camp Ground road on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1943 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP OFFERING THE FOLLOWING. HORSES Sorrel mare, 12 yrs. wgt. 1400 lbs. Brown gelding, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1250 lbs. COWS Durham cow, 9 yrs. old, due Feb. 21. Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, due soon. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due Feb. 10. Jersey cow, 2 yrs. old, due Mar. 20. White Durham cow, 4 yrs. old, due Mar. 9. Durham heifer, pasture bred. T.B. tested and in good flesh. 4 spring heifer calves, 8 mos. old. HOGS 7 shoots, wgt. around 100 lbs. 2 0. I. C. sows, wgt. around 200 lbs. CHICKENS 36 White Rock pullets, now laying. HAY & GRAIN 8 ton nice clover hay. 200 shocks of good corn. 20 bu. oats. FARM MACHINERY McCormick 7 ft. cut grain binder. Deering mower, 5 ft. cut. 99 Oliver walking plow. 2 horse dump rake. 3 sec. spring tooth drag. 2 sec. spike drag. Land roller. 2 horse walking cultivator. Low iron wheel wagon. Lumber wagon. Wagon box. Flat rack, 14 ft. 9 hoe Empire grain drill No. 15 DeLaval electric cream separator. Large iron kettle. 30 gal. jar. Nearly new 1 3-4 double harness. Old double harness. Extra collars. Forks, shovels, hoes. Other articles too numerous to mention. FURNITURE Library table. Kitchen table. 14 inch Round Oak stove. Kitchen cabinet. Day bed. Buffet. Overstuffed 2 piece suite. Other articles. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, NO GOODS TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR WILLIAM DEWEY REED. Auctioneer McDonald, Prop CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk Un-::' the deck gang tried to work [The Steward’s gang a sad song I wig. And called everyone a Jerk. I The black gang stood like blocks of ’ wood. While , bearings burned left and I right. And the Captain swore thal never : before. ■ Had he ever seen such a sight. ' In Noumoa we lay while the grass ■ and hay Grew on thr “Currier's" side. Tiie crew took u stroll with the M P patrol. With a bottle they couldn’t hide. But at last we sailed, and then high-tailed IL up to Guadalcanal's hot spot. And whllo we were there the Japs filled the air. With bombs nnd a little whatnot. The Ninety-Day Wonder, with knee* sagging under Called to hLs crew of yeggs. “To Fire you’re free as soon os you The whites of the goddam eggs.” The gunners let go and put on a show That made two of those Jap a puff. The rest took a hint, and took fast sprint To a ship a little les* tough. The first assistant. In a voice insLs1 tent. I Was heard to loudly cry; I "That dirty Jap will take a rap When I tell the FBI.” The First Mate said. "Wed all be dead Except that I’m free from sin.” The brave second cook, from a safe little nook Said. "This is where 1 came in.” A* the shots died away, we heard Whitey say. "CrovUle was never like this." "A life on the farm can do me no It seem* like hqavcnly bliss." So we dumped our load und to sea Passing through submarine Junction. Three shins were we. but at dawn we could see. The "Currier" alone still could func­ tion. epilogue Sail on. O noble ship and true! Thy courageous men and valiant crew Arc San Francisco bound and our Strong hearts will pull you through. Sall on. o vessel great and proud. I With beer bottles hung on every • shroud. ; With deck of straw and bottom of glass. i Ashore we'll sing your praise* loud. Addresses David A Irwin, F. 1/C US N R —C BS Platoon 2360—Area D 6 Camp Peary. Va. Theodore A B&nash. Co. 1028. USN.TS. Great Lakes. Ill. (HL Fred Notice you and Reuben Fish of Freeport have identical ad­ dresses. Are you fellows together so you can meet or what? Best luck to both of vou.i ’ DA.AJ’. Deming. N. eMeexlc° you should see thl* There are three things you can raise out here—rattlcanakes. scorpions, and tarantulas. Il ha* been chilly nlghU out here for-the last three weeks, but the days are nice and wann. It really doesn’t seem like November at all. I the football team must be on the ball thlt year again; hope u..'y iuvv a good season. I see Bill Burst once in a wlUle and we kill a few birds back there. Hunting must be good this year with half the hunters in the army. Well, 111 close now. This is my new address: . Sincerely, Cpl Harold Bolo ’ T/5 Lawrence C. Wieland AS.N. 36410791 ODER FOB FUBUCAT10W Seattle. Washington come out 2nd Lieut. Leon E. Mudge. 0-696948 Sqd. 26. Grp. B. 89th Trp. Carr. Grp. Del Valle Army Air Ba*c. Bergstrom Field Austin. Texas Zolly Coffer. ORDER FOR FURL1CATI0M Pfc K Whitney Bracndle. 36453386 AJP.O: 942. c/o Postmaster Seattle. Washington • i Was able to tell tn last letter that hr was In Anchorage. Alaska. Pfc Harold A. Potter. 16J19390 Squadron C. Bks. 435 Clara 43-52 Section 21 Tyndall Field. Florida M. L. Schantz. C6F. LFS.N.R. 134th Naval Construction Bn. ’ll i. i'urthw Ordrrrd. That puhll New York. N. Y. Pfc. Lewis J Guernsey A.SJ4. 36421393 Co. C. 320 Inf. A.P.O 35 '; puMuiaste-r. Nashville. Tennessee Pvt. William M. Corson 781 T.8S. Bks. 202 Army Air Base Lincoln. Neb. BUY WAR BONDS A/d Robert O. Moore Cadet Sqdn. B 55th Flying Training Detach. Palmer Field Bennettsville. 8. C. Pfc. Curtis Hawkins. 36458863 Class C-18—44D AAWFTTD Douglas Aircraft Co.. Inc. Long Beach, Calif. I Tfc Kennith E. Johncock | 321st Air Base Sd. f K-llogg Field. Battle Creek. Mich. Pfc. Fred R. Ziegler. 36458824 l^ircdo. Texas ■ Pfc. Merrill E. Isham. 36161643 I 51 ord. Co. r: San Francisco. Cal. . | I 1 , . Neil Isham. Sl/c OUR SERVICES 52nd St S Brooklyn—N. Y. G-33 SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Pfc. Geo. H. Cashmore Ha: Co 1st Marine Raiders Bn. r: Fleet P O San Francisco, Cal. WAR SAVINGS BONDS BANK MONEY ORDERS T/3 Howard R. Snow, 36157357 A.P.O 9015 r: Postmaster New York City, N. Y. ' SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Pfc. Reuben Fish. 36421381 Co C. 137lh Inf. A P.O. 15 •: Postmaster Nashville, Tenn. For rent of $2.50—$3.00—$3.25 and government tax—in our fine sofety deposit vault. Get one totoday for your war’Bonds and other valuable papers. PvL Carl M. Lehman. 36465366 Medics A PO. 7295 "■ Postmaster New YorM City. N. Y. , 1 1 j I CHECKING ACCOUNTS NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS 2nd Lt. Edward D. Fisher. 0-1116069 A PO. 9008 *7 Postmaster New York City. N. Y. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. Pvt. Fred Haywood. 36421373 Co. C. 137th Inf A.RO 35 ” Postmaster New York City. N. Y. UCTION SALE On account of the death of my husband, I will dispose of the personal property -at public auction at the farm located 1 mile north of Nashville on M-66 across from the Sinclair Station on WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1943 COMMENCING AT I O'CLOCK HORSES Pair of sorrel geldings, 6 yri. old, wgt. 3000 lbs. CATTLE White cow, 4 yrs. old, due |on. 10. Black cow, 7 yrs. old, due Mar. 2. Guernsey cow, 2 yrs. old, giving milk. HOGS 10 Shoafs, wgt. about 125 lbs. FEED About 100 shocks of corn. About 6} tons of mixed hoy. 9 acres of bean pods. FARM MACHINERY 7 ft. Deering grain binder. Osborne mowing machine. Dayton side delivery rake. 3 sec. drag. 2 horse Massey Harris culti. vator. Spike tooth drag. Farmer's Favorite grain drill. Thomas hay tedder. 1 horse cultivator. McCormick Deering riding plow. international hayloader good. Low iron wheel wagon Cultipacker. Black Hawk manure spread- 125 ft. 1 in. hay rope. Fork' and pulleys. Walking plow. Wagon box, Spring wagon seat. Harness. Collars. Corn shelter. Grain bags. Platform scales. Grindstone. Tackle block Set of sleighs. Other articles too numerous to men­ tion. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. Don J. Flnglcta........ U.8.N.R. Midshipmen's School John Jay Hall. Bll 845 Sgt. Richard Flngleton 18th Replacement Wing Radio Refresher Course AA.B. Ream's Field. Utah (Doug.) Class 44-3 Sqdn. 3 IZA ELLISTON, Prop HENRY FLANNUY, Auctioneer E. E. GRAY, Clerk � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-12-02.pdf f0c82ba5bc79f5af3001b57587ee5972 PDF Text Text HELP BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS The Hastings Banner EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR On the ☆☆☆☆☆☆ SECTION ONE— RACES 1 to 8 Notices Were Filed in Three Damage Suits RENEWED INTEREST IN OIL IN BARRY CO. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1943 EDITORIAL BACK THI ATTj WAR 16 FACES—2 SECTIONS A JUST CRITICISM OF N. BROADWAY NUMBER City Council Accepts Lots Offered by State n * TI A U I U ft H The presentation of the Navy Ret . graduated from Hastings High At the city council nwtlng Friday- 11\ H I I U Ft I U night the aidermen voted unanl-, . _, * a Army ”E" award to the Hastings school and has always maintained rnously to accept from the state AT ▲ GLJkNCK WB Manufacturing Company here for close ties In this community. Two Well* Being Drilled . *3 Prominent Carlton Farmer tend iana office on ice the me gift gin of or parts of oi lou. jou. an excellent production record In Another Soon to Be Started Tells What He Thinks of It on Michigan Ave. and Clinton 1 His plea to "have faith in our Monday of this-week the writer. streets tn the Fall creek valley, an impressive, dignified ceremony. leaders" and to "permit no thing Tte County Cleric Allan Hyde who which land the state had acquired terest in Barry county as a possible Although primarily of interest to or no consideration to Interfere with 7?‘U ? .a r'EuUr fcalura chat* with you this week- (Did you > at tax sales for non-payment of designed to aid you In Jto* fcrea where oil may be discovered. the employees and management of Ku™ -. However, he neglected to , th* production of equipment essen­ guess?) taxes. The land is not to be used rent purchases of items rationed by The Sun Oil Co. of Toledo. O. foenuon on. Import.nl rn.u.r to tial to the war effort” are admoni­ as a city dump. But it will be a con­ th.- Kuvcmment. Tills nowampar has recently secured a considerable you ton That Thot te. the tit.' arrival. ..rrtval. Nov. 18th. nth. I number of leases on lands In Carl­ In which the entire city could take tion* which all of us might heed his trading tn Hastings. What he venient place for putting dirt from believe* this service will auabfo h>of Aller Virginia Hyde "Papa" Alexcavate^ streets, or basement arras divlduate to cooperate more fully In ton township, which have been re­ pride. said ought to interest ev«ry dttaen. ttinnlKo ft,, m... fW. k. —.. w ~ lan te very proud of this young gal. I corded in the office of register of Incidentally, it te Rear Admiral all our business men and especially and say* she has a sweet winning । In that vicinity. In time this prop­ deeds of this county. That company Leu than three percent of the Rock's belief that the war against our city council. way with her that te irresistibleJ ertv mav become usable and of ' Brown stamps G. H. J and K now has al;.o obtained from Uie state concerns engaged In armament Japan te llk*ly to be much longer I notice." he began, "that you Just wait u few years from now,' a permit to drill for oil on the production have qualified for this than many people believe. The frequently call attention to the ex­ much value to the city. valid through Dec. 4: Brown sump when she turns .on That feminine James Bowler farm, section 24. Carl­ award. The fact that a compara- Japanese, he pointed out. have tre­ cellent financial condition of Hucharm and n*ks to use lire family | ton. where we understand a well 1944; Brown stamp N becomes valid and I agree with you that lively small firm in a city tn "out- mendous Naval power that they are tlngs; will soon be put down. Dec. 5 and remains good throudl it te highly creditable. Your city The’sawiy-Vacuurn Oil Co. one «t*te" MlcWgan was recommended holding in resene to guard the Jan. 1. 1944. owes no debts of any kind: you Dear Fellows and Girl* from Bar■ »* ■ 1 ■ of Ute large oil companies of this । for this honor. Indicate* that pro-1 inner ramparts of Hirohito's far- have money in every city fund to country. has filed for record several duct Ion efficiency te cloaely watched flung empire To date, the best take care ot the city's needs without leases on land* in lite Western part! by the Army and Navy, popular i and most powerful units of this fleet borrowing. You have good reason good through Dec. 20.’ s/M may b< —wheji I "think" up and r RII IHR I I IVIIIil of Irving township and a few in I opinion notwithstanding. (With the possible exception of air- to be proud of your city and its down the street In my own city. — - Out Tlxtmapple township east of the । | ; puuir plane carriers! nave have not not seen seen ac ac• -... - ­ t inanetai management.” County Treasurer Sends block and of the many people from I "What gets me." he added, "te T hornnpDle | A unique feature of the ceremony 'tion — especially the powerful, Well ­ 5 lbs. .through Jan. 15. 1944. Checks Totaling $26,555.80 area uhirh It has .eased that small area that are in the liere wa6 lhal presentation of gunned battleships We have sunk tow such a city as you have can be Power Soved Con Be service, and know they are scattered County Treasurer George Clouse coiulderabte1’number of leases In ‘ the award was made by a high and are sinking their destroyer* contented to allow such a miserable sump 1* good for 1 pair, validity from India to Iceland. I do mean last week received from the State Used In War Industries approach as you have on North extended Indefinitely. Airplane Department of Education a draft the southern part ot Hope township | ranking Naval of finer who was 1 and cruisers but as yet have dealt no Broadway, from the county garage stamp No. 1 tn War Ration Book If every mothers* son and daugh­ for *26.555 80, the second and final and on sections 1 and 2 in Barry bom and brought up in tha very; serious blow at the hard, inner core to the city limits. That half mile a drop to waste Yes. even wasting II scheduled good for one pair. ter of you could tell us where you Installment of primary school mon­ townships A well I* now being put city where the award was made. ■ of Japanese Naval power. At presor using water needlessly hinders are, and what you are doing, or ey to be given to the public schools down on the Charles Lechleitner • • ’ ent. and without belittling " the Gasoline war effort Probably everyone where you have been, and wiiat you of Barry county. farm, section 2 In Barrv township. Rear Admiral George H. Rock.' really splendid achievements of to your city limits, about seven our has observed that water levels in have been doing, we would sit The Bridge-Basin Qil Co has a The distribution was made at the miles, utri over u a KUMU good iubu road.. Then 1I thrilled, shocked, and spellbound rate of *4 60 per person of school number of leases tn Hope township U. 8. Naval Construction Corps, (Continued on page 4. Section 3.) I have to slow down, and endure a our lakes and streams arc consid­ All "B" and "C" gasoline coupons erably above that of the last sev­ with our mouths wide open, far into age in each district, based on the It recently completed a well on the lot of jouncing for that half mile. eral years. Correspondingly our issued after Dec. 1 will be worth 6 the wee lunira of the morning and school census made In the summer McDermott farm, and te now drill­ And it has been that way for yean." available simply for consumption gallons each, compared with the the time 13 coming soon, 1 hope, of 1842. which include* all persons ing another on the Payne form, he said. has Increased so there is definitely PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED when we will be doing just that very from five to 20 years of age In each section 27. Hope township, south of He continued: "A lot of trade no shortage of water. coupons of those types. Tins meant tiling. l.L lz« E. tivitavaky, recently district. The school census taken the school house That well was comes to Hastings over North Tu get this commodity into your "B" and "C" book* win contain few• We. hen* at home, read about the this vear will be the basis for the down about 400 feet according to returned from the fighting Broodtfay. The county seen to it war factories and homes requires "Wretem Front", the "African distribution of primary money In report* when this article was writ­ that the raid to the city limits Is pumps running continuously. These each coupon will be good for more Jones Hospital. Battle Creek. Front', the 'Pacific Front”, etc., 1944. ten. We have heard varying reports gallons than before. No increase in kept in as good condition as possible. and wonder if we may believe what But that half mile in the city lim­ more water te sued more pumps and the amount of gasoline allowed ia The county treasurer promptly about the McDermott well, all we read and hear, yet we glory in forwarded the Hastings Women's Club on its is a corker! I wish Hastings power to run them are needed. Involved. to the'treasurer of each agreeing that it te being operated as your heroic deeds You lads and school district a pumper, some saying It is produc­ would use some of it* money to Previous articles on conservation of the primary cash alosses must get some news from iolted for that district. The Has­ ing 25 tn 30 barrels a day. others make that half mile fit to drive the seven essential services have Period 1 coupons in new ration* Itnme and hear of politics, strikes, tings city school district received stating that 10 or 12 barrels te the Award Presented At over. I wish vou would say some-, :hown how conserving electricity OP.A. restriction*, demands for *5.598 20 Tlie other districts hav­ daily output. In that vicinity are . Impressive Ceremony Here thing about It.” means saving coal and wr are all higher wages, and all the grumbling ing two other wells, drilled three or If the writer tried U> do so he aware how hard it te to obtain coal. pans became good Nov. 30. 12-grade schools received and complaining that goes with it, amounts as follows: The Thomap- four vear* ago, which ore still onThe Hastings Manufacturing could not state this case better than The Club Board Records show that water pumoed (Continued on Page 1. Sec. 2.» Company received the coveted that fanner did. And what he spoke ple-Kelloag *3,013 00; Delton-Kel­ eratlng as pumpers, with a yield Army-Navy ”E” award at a brief, is the truth. We hope that what he in Hastings so far this year has r ; logg logq *2,037.80: *2,03730: woodland Woodland Township rowrwup from five to eight barrels a day. impressive presentation program in said about that half mile of jittery increased IS'", over the correspond­ prior to the general meeting. — district *1 398.40; Na*hvillc-Kellogg The Payne form well Is not far from ing period of 1942 This makes nec­ Central auditorium here Friday aft­ highway will lead to its improve­ . ACT A4IKJIITC *1.242.00: Freeport district *570 40. the McDermott and the other two essary an increase in electric power ernoon. ment. LA J I AnliwU I E | The distribution for all the school pumpers. to pump this water of IS': over We are still of the opinion that Is Hastings Ready? ' Probably never again will the All the other approaches to Has­ the same period. Where does it go? ARTHUR TEETER. Pre*. HOME FRONT NEWS K!"4 01 tE'coun,Y “ " oil in paying quantities will be conditions which made this cere- tings within the city limits are in­ Il is true the war industries we Having decided to go into another . . i! Z Assyria AmvU.— __p. mon? possible be duplicated—A viting — Green street. Hanover. ------Bel! district. 1184 00: found in Barry county. So we are It's Surely Coming consume more than ever be­ cwcupatlon and moving out of th* pleased to note that oil Is being global war of such scope that evpn Woodland Avenue. Cemetery Road. serve I Austin. *101.20; Assyria fore but record* show that this te state, the above will dispose of th* The following item taken from Hearty congratulations and a big; *303 60; Eagle. *6900; Elite. *37.40; sought in this area. We hope a good the Grand Rapids Press of Monday the manufacturing resources of East State street. State Rood street. not the main reason. It te being (cleanse itonw to Dick Rosen. Briggs. *16120: Checkered. *82.80; sized oil yield may be discovered by .’.hows the need of having an air­ small communit les like Hastings arc But that half mile on North Broad­ wasted or used excessively by all of at the farm located those who ore now becoming active Here’s all the d«|)c about him:— Lincoln. *230 00. port in or near this city. The heli­ needed to fill the demand for wea­ way! Guess we've said enough We us without our slways realizing we Baltimore—Dowling. *317.40: Stri­ In the search for “black gold" tn copter will be a common carrier in pons and supplies—a local company hope It will be out in good condi­ are doing so. X mile south of Coals Grove An Corporal Richard A. Rouen of Barry county. __________ which met the exacting standards tion before another fall. I ninxsburg ha* left for Camp Ite- ker. *220.80; McOmber. *21160; the near future. The item, an Amer­ set Year round conservation extends excellent list of cattle, hogs, chick­ the Army-Navy “E” Award— Hendershot. *105 80: Weeks. *220 80; Juene Training Center. Nca- Rlvir. ican Press dispatch, was u follows: the for. all the way from stopping wasted ens. hay and grain, farm machinery, actual presentation marie by a Durfee. *147.20; Barney Mills. *128.N. C-. where he will be an Instruct­ The Great Lakes Greyhound Skydrop* second by second from our High school graduate who or. He just spent a tew weeks' fur­ 80. (ways corporation Saturday was Hastings many water fixtures to excessive on to become a rpar admiral Barry — Delton-Kellogg district. lough with his parents. Mr. and granted a franchise for the opera- went sprinkling in Summer time. Think the Construction corps Of the Mrs A W. Rosen of Laingsburg, *2.037 80. I tion of helicopter service within. in of the many limes you have need­ titulars. U. S. Navy. J r Carlton — Rogers district, *12880; having recently returned from the I the state of Michigan. It was the lessly left a faucet running or put Curlton Center. *133 40; Bornum Mayor Charles H*. Leonard served SOUlh Pacific area. Corp IWeen is ; first such franchise ever granted off repairing a leaky faucet. Al 40 FRANK DeGROOTE A one of the remaining- few of the *110 40; Fish. *230.00; Welcome. County to Help Furnish lbs. pressure a break in a pipe al­ GLENN DENSMORE. Props. hr the Michigan board of aeronau- as master of ceremonies and, un­ Cool Supplies Now $230.00; Cheney. *73 60; Friend. officially, at l<to*t. represented the orixinnl 1st Raider Battalion. He lowing a stream of water to escape Christmas Presents for 115.00; Brown.' *179 40: Coats In order to dlsaolve partners Permit Discontinuance of Trhlch this entire community was in four major campaigns in the The company, a subsidiary of the size of a lead in a pencil will the above will have an attcUon /Soldiers at Fort Custer t the war production record South pacific—Tolagi. Guadocanal. Grove. *271.40; Ragla. *96.60. Great Lakes Greyhound bus lines, waste 1500 gallons in a 14 hour perVoluntary Rationing Plan Castleton—Nashville district. *L- < A Christmas package for every. proposes employeen of Hastings ManuNew Georgia and Savo He has only iod. A leaky faucet will waste u tiro types of serrtoet The fuel situation here lias Im­ much the highest praise for Col Edson 24200: Castleton Center. *82.40;, soldier at Fort Custer Is the alm of i Air taxi service as a common car- factoring Company. as 400 gallons per day. It will proved so noticeably during the of Hasting*; or % mile and his other officer*. He said their Lake View. *124 20: Hosmer. *73 6* the Port Custer Camp and Hospital rier. or operating under contract or Rear/Admiral George H. Rock. not take many of these to definitely superior skill and bravery Inspired Wellman, *9660- Morgan. 9151J6: council and each community in the ; charter, to and from downtown De- Construction Corps. U. 8. Navy, Re- past week that voluntary rationing increase pumpage at the plant. Felghner, *9200; Martin. *13>,40; dtetrict has been assigned a quota ' toit terminals and all airports now ..Urea. presented the award while and certificates of necessity are to the boy* to do their best. A visit to our pumping station will Barryvllle, (128 80; Shores. *196 80 be discontinued, according to Leon Richard was one of the machine­ County's quota this year be- or hereafter located in the counties Abcn E. Johnson, president of tike Bauer, chairman of the Barry show you how hard these pumps are Haalinga City—district. *5498.20. Barrv gunners for Co. B. He was severely a minimum of 120 packages. of Wavne. Oakland. Macomb and Hastings Manufacturing. Company County War Price and Ration working every minute of the day Township—Fisher. *216 - Ing electricity and wearing them­ wounded in the Battle of the Ridge 20:HasUnga Tills Is a project for the whole 1 Washtenaw. • accepted for the company. *119.60; Altoft. *280.60. community Board. It will no longer be necessary using on Gaudalcannl. He also buffered Star.Gregory. Air line service as a common car­ to participate In and the '----------------------------Colonel George T. Shank, U.S.A.. *193.20; Hastings Center. *59.apply to the rationing board for selves out. Most of you know how oarticulara. ___ __________ shrapnel wounds, as did mo&t of 80, Pratt. *73 60: Quimby. *142 60: time to start te now as all the pack­ rier. or operating under contract Executive Officer. Fort Custer, rep­ to permit to buy coal—you can get chlnerv. Necessary shutdowns for the boys, and a lung concussion ages .should be at Fort Custer by or charter, on regular or irregular resenting the Army, presented the a Hope — Doud district. *119 60; Mc ­ it directly from your dealer. when a bomb demolished their ma­ repairs mlaht stop our war plants Milk Subsidy Dec 20. Mrs David S. Goodyear te schedules between downtown De­ "E" pins to be worn by all employ­ All those aware of the critical Callum. *73.60; Cedar Creek. *161chine-gun site. 20: Hinds. *128 80: Shultz, *156.40; chairman of the project and later troit terminals and Pontiac. Clark­ ees of the company. James O Con­ shortage which existed here pay and none of us want that to hap­ Payments Being Made Corporal Rosen received five ci­ Bnuh Ridge, *138.00; Cloverdale. will set dates when she will be at ston. Flint. Saginaw. Bav City and nor. president U.A.W.-C.I.O. Local tribute to the four coal dealers who pen. the U. S. O. rooms to accept the intermediate pointe In Michigan. tations, one of which is the Purple *181.00. Conservation is passible and nec­ 138. accepted for the employees with co-operated in the voluntary' ration­ the milk rabkldr pkntMhU Heart He wo* one of the eight boys Harley Stadel of the projectile ing plan, thus assuring that the essary by every member of the fam- byUnder Irving—Wood district. *14720. packages. which farmers are being paid M There are a few simple rules to in his battalion who received this Jones. *15180; Ryan. *110 40; Fill­ plant, Gerald Scudder of Ute tool small supply on hand was distribut­ iy In keeping watch for any leaks cents a hundred on fluid milk of medal. Lt. Col. Liveraag? awarded more. *156 40; Freeport village. observe, among them being: 1st, Merchants Here to room. George Taggart of the piston ed on the basis of need rather than or wasted water. After this crisis te 4 cent* a pound on butter fat, m*M packages should be wrapped in these boy* the Purple Heart cita­ *570.40: LitUe Brick. *133.40. Ivan Roush of the pro­ prior order. Observe Special Hours rtrurplarU. tion nt their post overseas. lee tile plant and Pearl West and Except for this co-operation, pumps If necessary, we will again eral township* during the past Johnstown—King district. *5520; Christmas colors: 2nd, donors may­ Henrietta Hill of the InxpecUon and there would have been considerable serve you all the water you can use week and 1530 draft* hav* bM* Richard enlisted In the Marines Monroe. *243.80; Steven*. *142 60: place names and addresses in pack­ Christmas Week packing departments, also on the suffering during the unseasonable because our water supply appears twied amounting to *9657.30. Oc­ Feb 1. 1942. and answered the call Bristol. *18860: Banfield. MHO40; ages: 3rd. list of contents on card Twenty-three retail firm* here platform, representing the employ- cold weather earlier this month. unlimited. Until then remember tober payments of milk and cream fnr volunteer* to establish the 1st Culver. *358 80; Bullis, *73 60; Bur­ attached to box; 4th. coat of pack­ age should not exceed *2.00 have agreed to observe arterial hours Raider Battalion. He te the son of roughs. *17020. The dealers who agreed to the wasted water uses kllowats which have been made during the moott* Military personnel at the Fort during Christmas week. From Mon­ Mr und Mrs. A. W. Rosen of Maple Grove—Quailtrap district. Co-operation was the keynote of certificate of necessity plan were wastes coal Uvat Is hard to get. of November. However any producer Laingsburg. Mrs. Rosen te the for­ *16100; Maple Grove Center. *119 - suggest the following as practical day. Dec. 20. through and including the ceremony. the Hostings Lumber & Coal. Has ­ who through no negligence of hi* A FINE RECORD mer Maude Robinson of Hastings. 60; Mayo, *17940; Moore. *17020: gifts for the soldiers: army color Thursday. Dec. 23. Ute stores will own has failed to submit hl* evi­ Rear Admiral Rock stressed the tings Ice * Fuel. Farm Bureau Ser­ Mr. Rosen was in business in this Dunham. *24380; Norton. *15640; sox and ties, handkerchiefs, pen and remain open each evening until fact vices and Smith Bros.. Velle 8c Co. dence and receive his ch*ck, may the armed aefvices needed etty until he started work In the McKelvev. *142 60: Branch. *7820; pencil sets, cigars, cigarette*, boxes P OO pm. and will also be open the that Thanks are also due. Mr. Bauer co-operation of industry to of candy, toilet articles, smoking Thursday afternoon, Dec. 23 On Sec. of State's office In Lansing Betgh. *166.60. Hastings. 129 W. State 8t.. any time procs home this war to a successful states, to the pet Milk and the where he is still employed. Orangeville—Orangeville Village, tobacco, stationery, sewing kite, Fridav. Dec. 24. the *tore* will close conclusion and he asked those pres­ Bliss Press Companies who made during the month of December and fruit and billfolds. at 6:00 p.m. Corp. Rosen was bom in Hasting! *510.60; Blake. *69 00. payment w|)l be made on October'* Anvone in Middleville wishing to. - The special hours will apply only ent to let nothing whatsoever Inter­ a supply of coal available for dis­ May 29. 1923 and after moving to Prairieville—Milo district. *151.80; milk or cream. Milk or cream pro­ with maximum production until tribution whep the dealers here Lansing, spent most of hte summer Prairieville Village. *220.80; North give packages may contact Mrs. to Christmas week. Dec. 20 to 24. fere were comnletelv out: also the City duced during the months of No­ Chas. Robertson: Nashville, Mrs. Inclusive. Commencing Monday. final victorv had been achieved of Hastings whicn made cord wood vacation* with hte grandmother. Pine lake. *19320. vember and December will be paid Hlnderleiter: Delton and Hick­ Dec 27. the usual store hours will Mr. Johnson said that co-operation available to meet the emergency. Mr* Adalbert Robinson, and his RuUand—Algonquin Lake. *156- Don In one draft during the month at all departments of the uncle. Ernest J. Robinson, of this 40; Chidester. *220 80; Tanner. ory comers. Mrs. U-on Dunning be In force again with closing on between January 1944. company was responsible for the Woodland. Mrs. H. A- Kltson. *133.40/OUs. *48 00: Edgar. *73 60; and <;ity. Thursday afternoon as usual. record of accomplishment which Evervone is doing Christmas shop­ By the way. Dick gave a timely Goodwill. *82 80; Yeckley. *4600. KILLED IN The firms who have agreed to won the "E" Award. Mr. O'Connor STRIDING SETTING Thornapple — Thomappic-KellogK ping early this year and to buy a observe these special hours are: said tip about what to send the fellows AUTO ACCIDENT that sincere co-operation be­ gift for a soldier will add just that "ever there.” It's a little late for district.’ *3.013.00. Montgomery Ward At Co.. Long and tween management and labor groups FOR ARMY-NAVY The sad news reached Mr. and Woodland—Township Unit school much more pleasure to the whole Moore. Water's Clothing. Baird's could solve many of the problems OhrLstmas but would be welcome Mrs. Jack Stem late Tuesday night holiday season. ony time according to Dick. He says, district. *1398 40. Clothing. Frandsen's Store. Meyer's which are perplexing the present- "E" AWARD that Mrs. Stem's father. Oeorgo Yankee Springs—Gates district. to the boys irt active combat who Sc and 10c Store. Bonnet and Gown. day world. Briggs, had been killed in an autre like to smoke, a pipe Is a big help. *138.00; Yankee Springs district, A Hope White Roek Cut Rate Shoe Store. Thayer's We doubt if any event staged In mobile accident that evening. Mr. There was something essentially They can have the comfort of a 573.60; Ritchie, *23.00.____ Jewelry. Mark's store. Western Auto American in the fact that a com­ the national capital ever had a and Mrs. Stem left immediately for smoke by holding their hand over, H Laid a Triple Supply. Taylor's Shoe Store. J. C. paratively small manufacturing unit lovelier or more Impressive setting Rose City in the Dorthsrn^^art ar the bowl and concealing any telltale Fonnay Co. Walldorff's Furniture in k small Michigan city was given than the one at Central auditorium glow where a cigarette te out of the oik Egg Stora, Roth’s Furniture Store. Dutch the full honor of official recogni­ on Friday when the Army-Navy ouestlon as they make excellent A White Rock pullet, owned by Kraft Patnt Store. Parker Ware­ tion for doing a Job well and in the "E" was awarded the Hastings Mfg. targets tn the dark and that Is Mrs. Eda McDonald, who lives near house. Value Store, A. J. Larsen. fact that a high ranking officer of Co A firm who specializes in such when the Japs are active. However, Cloverdale, has made a decided con­ Lee Office Supply. Ben Franklin the Navy, the executive officer of work had been in charge, and trans­ the accident hfd they should be carefully taken apart tribution toward meeting consumer Store. Hodges' Jewelry. John Bulling a large military camp, the president formed the stage, sidewalls, lobby \e lime of going I and each piece packed separately. demand for more hen fruit. This A: Sons. of a manufacturing company, the and outside entrance of the auditor­ Everyone he received hod a broken bird presented her owner with an MICHIGAN HEAD LETTUCE Tive Hastings City Bank and the preaident of a labor union and the ium Into a background of glowing stem Good luck Dick, from all of egg that was said to have measured National Bank of Hastings will re­ mayor of a city spoke together on colors of red. white and blue. Flags WINS TOP HONORS us In Barrv County. by- 6H Inches in circumference, main open Thursday. Dec. 23. until the same program. of allied nations swung from either Head lettuce developed and grt Word from Capt. Frank Rogen to and it weighed a plump four ounces. side of the centered feature—the Two Ounces is the standard weight hte "mom'' on Tuesday stated that Army-Navy "E" burgee—hidden be­ he hoped to reach California Dec. for an adult hen's egg. Mrs. McDon­ Nashville Man Is hind silken curtains until the signal number 5. He alto said that he and Johnny ald gave the egg to Mrs. Homer Mc­ City Police Report for unveiling took Blare. varieties Fatally Injured Larsen met for the first time and Cowan. of Long lake. When It was The blue and gold uniforms of the had a great day together. Last week broken open for frying, it was found Given Friday Night Voyle Varney. 34. of Nashville, High school band, along with the Allen H. (Pat) reach completed to contain three yolks, all of the Johnny when we printed that poem waa fatally injured Friday forenoon military uniform* of the various or­ ’ of railroading when he The report of the city police was you sent home about. "The Currier, elven to the council Friday night at the farm home of Reuben Nor­ ders represented, made a gala, as it said t'was written prior to that Central's “Wolverine" at similarly honored for the two weeks ending at that ton. south of that village. He had well as an Impressive atmosphere, — memorable engagement—of course NATURALIZATION time, in the fourteen days that de­ conducted the Varney dairy in that will long remain in the mind* Jackson. Wednesday afternoon. At can tn 1940. it was written after the battle. “The OFFICERS TO BE HERE Nashville for several years He died of all fortunate-enough to be pres­ all the stops on his final run rail­ Currier” being the only ship left Naturalization Offlc-r Cecil R. partment of our city government at Pennock hospital late Friday aft­ ent. road men and friends were on hand WAGE ADJUSTMENT _ _ ___________ had served four Municipal court ■float Maybe well be seeing both Kiser will be at the county clerk's ernoon. to wish him good health and good FOR BLI88 CO. you and Frank by Christmas—hope office on Tuesday. December 7. at summons; had Investigated 35 mis­ Mr. Varney was a member of the luck in the retirement stretch ahead The Regional War labor 9 o'clock ajn. to act on seven appli­ cellaneous complaints; three bicy­ Nashville volunteer fire department Christmas Music of the popuar engineer. Mr Leach, of Detorit, has ordered a M *°bta you read the article In Nov. cles were reported stolen and two cation* for naturalisation which are and was called to the Norton home now living at 1029 Chlttock Ave.. anre of membership otaito 22nd issue of "Life" (page 9) about now readv for consideration. At that of them were recovered: had In­ when a fire was discovered In the To Be Broadcast I Jackron. was bom Nov. 11. 187*. rate change* for ten Joo **• vestigated two cases of reported lar ­ the 332nd Fighter Squadron, well time Mr. Kiser trill be available to roof of Norton's house. He was on Mrs Harold J. Foster, organist of and hired out to Michigan Central that Is the group Martin Hawthorne answer questions of persons who ceny; and the night police hod the roof fighting the blaze when he the Hastings Methodist church, willi Jan. 3. 1899. as yard fireman. He tions and retrna ments. In th* E te with—Expect to hear more detail* may be considering the matter of found 14 merchants' doors unlocked. fell, and in falling struck on a post broadcast a program of Christmas tory of this city. about your outfit from you Martin. naturalisation. This will be an op­ driving and th* driver was given tn such a manner as to cause severe music from the console of the or­ WORKS TOWARD WINGS 'Well write you at— portunity for such persona to get cheat injuries and a broken* neck. gan over the loud speaker system of 1906; to *15. fine and *450 costs. Pin mo ­ NOTICE Lieut Martin P. Hawthorne Hollis D. Isenhalh. 19. son of Mr. first-hand information on that subtor vehicle accidents were policed: He was brought to the hospital here the church on the three Bundays and Mrs. Isenhath. 804 So. Hanover lect. 332 Fighter Squadron for treatment; but his injuries were preceding Christmas. The program four traffic tickets Issued, and 176 St. Hastings, waa recently appoint­ Orange Co. Airport drivers llcensw Eleven dogs such that recovery was Impossible. will be given at five o'clock In the divided between main line pa»enSanta Ana, California ed a Naval Aviation Cadet and was KIWAN18 CLUB OFFICERS He te survived by the widow. Mar- afternoon. gcr service and on the Valley divi­ Remember n time back we told transferred to the Naval Air Train­ The Hastings Klwante club held were picked up. one redeemed and qulta. and a seven years old son. sion from Grand Rapids to Jackson, about Homer Barber sending a cable ing Ocnter. Pensacola, Fla., for in­ its annual election Wednesday, and 10 were disposed of Randall, and a brother. Samuel. DEATH OF FORMER the last ten yean being on th* to hte mother for an engagement termediate! flight training. named the following officer*: Pres­ The funeral services were held In LOCAL RESIDENT Valley where he had aooraa of ring-and the next day requesting Upon completion of the Intensive ident, Edwin Taylor; vice-president, ARRESTED FOR NON-8UPPORT the Hess funeral home at Nashville, friends. Mr. Leach now retiring aftNathaniel -William Cole, aged 82. the wedding ring Here* the story course at the “Annapolis of the Air" Stanley Cumming*; treasurer. Ar­ Robert Vanderwatar. 29. of Battle Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. died at hte home in Blair. Nebr., tn about what happened:— Cadet Isenhath will receive hte thur Hansen. Directors named are: Creek, was arrested by our sheriff's October. He was bom In Hastings Michigan Control. was a Spanish (Detroit Free Press. Oct. 31. 1943:) Navy “Wings of-Gold" with the dea­ Harry Thompson. Harrison Dodds. officers early last week on * charge WOUNDED IN BATTLE American veteran but gained hte "And speaking of our young peo­ ls™ s lion of Naval Aviator, and will Rev. Winston 8«?ne..and A. J. Lar­ of non-support. He was arraigned A wire from U» war department until 1881, when he moved to Ns- nickname of "Pat" from hte father. ple in the sendee, know youl1 be be commissioned an Ensign in the sen. before Justice Bowman. He *dmit- at Washington received one day braku. He waa a brother of the late Mr. Leach has * brother who ha* Interested In hearing about Ma|. Naval Reserve ot a Second Lieuten­ The secretary Is chosen by the last week advised Mrs Myrtle Cole. Mrs. Mary Hewttt of Chicago and Homer G. Barber—because on this ant in the Marine Oorps Reserve. newly elected officer*. L. E Barrett, bation for one y*ar. and waa re­ Hastings, route 5. f*—' ‘--------- •*“* Ursula Sisson of Tekamah. very afternoon at 4 o'clock, some- . ------------ 1 <**--------------who has .been the »ecretary since quired to pay ** 00 per weak fdr the Merl R. Clemens, was wounded tn' Mrs. Nabr. where In England, hell take as hte BAZAAR AND FOOD SALE the club- was organized two' year* support of his daughter. Ha was a snapshot taken bride LL Elsie Perryman, of the Bo Woodland Church of. Breth- ago. tendered hte realgnation, ef­ directed to pay the coats In hl* case that he was then In a hospital Pri­ RUMMAGE SALE Fit. Dea. 10, by the local M. C. *1 Army Nurses Corps, daughter of Mr. rm Missionary Boe., Bat.. 'Dec. 4 fective January L when the new of *4.50, also to pay a monthly pro* vate Clemens has been In the set"' Emmanuel Guild at Parish House. haul u.-.t l^ontxnued on Page 3. Sec. 1J Classics Drug Store.—Adv. 12-8 officer* will take their place*. ballon fee of *1*0. . Jce about * year a* a paratrooper, T T HnYYlD H YrtYIT llOlllt? J? 1O11L Three important damage .* suits, — — ile acctthe ------------re*ult an ________ «utomobile dent, were started in circuit court ctent. latt week. Tliunion C Coppock, guardian of Carolyn A. Coppock, asks *10000 damages against Calvin C. Buehler and Orval Deardorff TOomM C. «■» hlm-rlf. th, ntn. t-nie. a-klng *5 000 daroagg* •».«» tl»raa«n . ... M Coppock for herself also ’L1*'’®*1’* 4ame parties, asking *5.000 anJPa,t*?; . . D ... Hamilton and Sigler, of Battle “m Cre*k,_,«* J1* •«on,e>» for the complainant*. _ WATER USERS CAN HELP IN CONSERVATION ar,££«!!!•™ c"ry SECOND PAYMENT PRIMARY money HASTINGS MFG. CO. NOW FLIES ARMY­ NAVY T BURGEE AUCTION SALES BARRY ASKED TO GIVE 120 GIFTS FUEL SITUATION HERE EASES �THE HA8TTNG8 BANNER, THUMDAT, DECEMBEB t, 1BU -■ - t- ... R Ilark o, , ' I' ■ • — tsrtalned by Mrs. John Ourd Wed- LOCAL NEWS ajam'igg'COMMUNITYNOTICES0R6ANIZATI0NS PralrieviQe Delton ’‘ Wuted I« ™ .i U» u. S. O. '-----‘1 •Hin Pralrlavill* axtesuton club The Delton Inland Lake* Garden Youth Center —4 palra of boxing NeiUo Ciemence who recent- will hold an all day meeting Wed.. club will hold 1U regular meeting gfoves 10 be loaned for the next fy fell rrom p^n injured Dec. 8. at the home of Mr*. Fer ­ and Christmas parly at the home .few months. Please notify Rev. Dan her ta making a good recov- ris Quick in Pratrierile. Bring your of Mrs. Roger Wllllan Williams Thursday 'n.— ir h... .urh . Irfen tn __ -. own noon lunch. Coffee and des­ afternoon. Dec. -----i member will 0. Bach . — Throe persons from Delton are mt wlu be furnished by the host bring something that can be eaten " v ‘ •’ Mr*. Henry Oaakill of 414 8. enrolled as students at. Western lesson: "New Tricks for Old 4wrapped> for the Christmas tree Jefferson la recovering from a Michigan college for the fall semes- clothes ~ A group meeting for Ute Milo, ftroka which (he suffered three t5r.’tWc£SSP^?.tStS? ----------..................... . ............. ;— Banfield. Hickory Comers. Prairie..ill* and TWItrm MathnH* Hospital Guild 14. Annual Christuu psrty party •! at Mrs. Mrs W. W D. Bames, Barna, !135 mas ’* Tut*., Dec 7. W.r. Walnut 1:30 Tue*.. There will be an exchange of 10c gift*. ' ii.'UiTS? « & Many aUractive articles on sale.— Adv. 11-1. Mrs. Phillip Mitchell and her chUdren moved to tlielr home on South ^aahlngton m. U» nm « th. MU* Cyntheal Reed has finished her course at Parson's Business col-, lege in Kalamazoo. She has accept­ ed a position at the Bliss Co. which ' duties she began on Wednesday. । ? MH. George McKibben of Clover­ dale brought a large hen's egg Into the office Friday. It is on display in the Banner Office window. i Mr. and Mrs Muryi Forrma:: have recently moved from W. Bond | ,7m,* ■ ThP Widow* widow* Club will meet with The Fr< Arthur IWbnr LaUbaugh. T >iiiKoti.-F. N. X < I 1<rn ” Mr*. Michigan Ava. for a Christmas porty Friday. Dec. 10. Please bring a 25c exchange Regular meeting of the Women , of the Mouse will be held Friday । evening, Dec. 3. al the hall, at 8 o'clock. Increased Demand Placed On Service Industries by War THEATRES THE ELECTRIC UTILITIES The Chance at a Lifetime" starring Chester Morris, leenne Batea i Tiie newest of the Boston Blacxic 1 series has him trying out a bold ' experiment and he u forced to take cover as a confessed murderer. 1939 UUUUUUUUUUl 1942 QQQUQQQQQQQQQaQQQt Wb®*SX»S*SS.'i , The Coats Grove Extension Class "Wagon Tracks West" stxrriug J Everyone Is “ ids. “district superintendent will be I will meet on Thursday, December 0. BUI Elliott. Rick ValUn . A thrilling stay of the west,1 •. —” » — 1 ** ‘be home of Mrs Prank Kilmer Wild BUI reduces Gabby and an In­ ley is superintendent of Baroda' .... . 1 ___ dian from a “fever" ' swamp and I UWI then helps the Pawnees save their ’ ~ ~~ |I The in India. The Loyal U>yal Workers Workers Sunday Sunday school school m « ggM; "SS.SrZ.fe n.x. Bund., .. district d an aft- I, c Um of Methodist church The L. O T M will hold <na-s5 m the uic mcukxiui cuiuvn will win lands rtcuitunu "““’■i a graduate J, of Galesburg l0 o'clock. PUn to attend church emoon meetin* with Mre H*U'* I *t the home of Mrs. Almira and Bunday school. Dnx-uwci , wu >- _ ■-l-"- Come Home" starring December Din’ Lassie High school. - r I Whittemore Thunday, Dec, x “ Hackney, — niday, -- -----------’ rvu3"»uin scho 2hrUtmaa her be served at one o'clock. MeDowaU, Donald Lrlsp. I Plans will be made for Christmas Exchange of gift*. Guests are Wcl- । *•!*» Lancaster boxes. com. A great drama of the great love ot । • Useless’ Carriage* ' ■ ' a small boy and his dog. ,A» late a* 1831. cart* to carry Colvin on Thursday, Dec. 0. for the Coat* Grove Christmas party; — co-opera" The aiM-anniversary of the Coats 1 Emmanuel Guild wUl have a ten produce—which had previously been annual Uve dinner; also 25cexchange. gift exchange. ...-------- ------------nrove l. a. 8. will be observed on I I Wed.. Dec. 15 at 2 o'ctock at home of i carried in creel* on ponies’ backs— MtaTBoSfe JU? I S -.feniM ------------ Thursday, Dec. 2, with dinner, pro- SIS; were rejected In Donegal, Ireland, edar Creek------------------------------------- giiuu a - -------a* being “useless.** The Cemetery Circle will be en- Invited. j kii. wiKDts wcwuk. of renegades. man^ the avtaUon nwatonio air-। P^d 1 A riculum and Leatrice Dunning as a -ordl-nv invited senkrf in the Home Economics> curinviwa. riculum.’ Miss Dunning and Kroes r-m-r, gafc-iffga-, * ; sraii THE RAILROADS _ THE TELEPHONE INDUSTRY 1939 1942 ■ Kenny Baker in Doughboy* In Ireland” with Lynn Merrick and the Jesters i The story of a band leader and । night club singer together with his Inductee pals, as they KJ. their way into a soldier's life. How war'* impact has added to the reaponsibilitiea of America's utility, railroad and telephone in­ dustries Is shown graphically in the above chart The magnitude of the added volume of work placer! upon the njen and women of these. great service industries is difficult for the layman to grasp. The ehart is worthy of study. In every instance these Indus­ tries have met war's chcllcngo while maintaining practically nor­ mal standard* of service to the civilian population. Thu workers who have quietly carried on these enormous tasks are not eligible to receive official government awards for their truly great wartime ac­ complishments. In an effort to give credit where credit is so obviously due. General Cable Corporation — the nation’s leading independent supplier of electrical wires and cables, - has undertaken to publicise their rec­ ords of accomplishment. An edi­ torial from the Now York Times calling attention to the patriotic contribution of these war workers, has been reproduced in a General Cable advertising release from Coast to Coast. Busy Bcca About 179.000.WO pound* r.f honey and 3,380.000 pounds of bees* ax IT 8 A rACT—That the American were produced in th* United Stale* Legion lias more than 1.150.000 in 1012. This production of honey member, enrolled in more than ' was 21 per cent, smaller than the 11,800 Paste. crop of 229.000.000 pounds produced I in IM I Although the number of caLr|^LTl£I'eJ!!^«hives-on hand at the beginning of 2.n^*i■“« ">•” h“-'> ,w:10 in 1918! I per cent greater than in 1MI. and -The Drat steps toward organlxa- ' b,oom *’* nbundant. frequent raiim ever mast the country tion were taken at a caucus In , ------------* ot -----------*•kept — *the ‘Paris. March 15 to 17. 1910. A tem­ ! bee* confined Io their hive* dhr.ng porary constitution was adopted. ', much of the bonay harvesting peri­ temporary officers elected, and n od. resulting in the smallest l.unty general policy was formulated at a caucus in St. Louis. Mo., In May. 1919. Permanent organization waa effected and a national constitution and by-laws adopted at the first ,Cause Dysentery national convention, held tn Minnen , cau “! anolis, Minn . November 10 to 12. Dysentery may be caused by *ny 1B19 ----------------- ------of .------------one ut a number organisms, In general there are three kinds: that can O<k>n has chanced the etigi- produced by bacilli, by cne-ccllcd bility for membership to include proturoa. and by rnctoxoa or worm*. hnnorablv disrharced veterans of Bacillary dysentery may be spread World War II and thoae who re- by contaminated milk or water, and esj»ecial>y by Illes. These can travel tion of hostilities. The American Legion was char­ four or live mile*. Tu combat them, tered by Congress on September 18. kitchen* in infected region* should 1018. The Act was amended October be kept screened and darkened. 29. 1942. in order to make eligible for membership veterans of World War II. Need Navigator* Fifty to seventy-five thousand sea and air navigators. It is estimated, must be drawn within the neat two years from the ranks ot the totally inexperienced and the semi-trained. I Th!* is possible through the wider ' establishment of navigation classes in colleges, high schools and voca­ tional schools, a* well as throuj*h such special agencies as the coast gpard. U. 3 Power Squadron, and through yacht club* and racing societies. Equipmcffi needed by boards of education and others for training is frequently obtainable through .yachting societies or bost owners, who tn many instances will also provide a part-time instructor or two. Such co-operation facilitates the rapid ripansion and 'efficient operation ot the navigation train­ Jug program. x “Wintertime” starring 8onj* Heinie. Cesare Romero. Jack Oakie A gay musical and for the first time on the screen Sonja dances, the same grace that characterizes her skating Is apparent in her effortleas dancing. The story is\ set in Canada, where an enterprising young hotel owner can't seem to make ends meet. He brings a weal­ thy Norwegian and hU niece to Mhimce Ute reputation of the re AMERICAN LEGION TEXAS GRAPEFRUIT lb 8c FLORIDA ORANGES 8' SUNKIST LEMONS it 15c CABBAGE 2 !!»• 9C Sponish 4 "9c 2 lb*. 1 1 ONIONS Hubbard Qc 2 lb*. 3 SQUASH Table Queen Ac SQUASH lb. *T TURNIPS 3 lb.. 10' U. S. No. 1 jqc Peck 45 POTATOES 2 lbs- 25c YAMS Old Dutch 2i can* |<5C CLINTON GLOSS Cleon... CORN STARCH Sweetheart Soap 3 s.™ 2Oc Sunbrite Cleanser Gold Dust ^.7 Bowlene 5c 4 «n. con I9C | Sc HERMANS Lux Toilet Soap 3 bo. 2Oc Lifebuoy Soap 3 bon 2Oc JL * Facial Woodbury s s~p 3 bo,. 23c CRACKERS V; 29C Where Quality Meats Cost Less LEG O' LAMB 6 pH. lb. 35c Smoked whole or shank HAMS half 5 pH. 34c lb. Porter home LAMB Shoulder pH. lb. 32c BEEF STEAKS LAMB CHOPS pts. lb. 45c VEAL CHOPS 5 pts. 32c 32c SHORT RIBS 6 pH. I lb. 3 pts. ■». 29c BEEF STEW PICNIC HAMS SOUP MEAT Bonck** 10 pH. lb. Smoked 4 pts — lb. no pH. lb. O5c DEL MONTE BEETS 4 point* $1.65 CASE 48 point* 14‘ SAUSAGE lb. Of Beef Grade 1 Pork BOLOGNA Slicing 5 pH. lb. 45c 22c 29c [GROCERY DEPARTMEHTrn WHITE HOUSE COFFEE DEL MONTE COFFEE HILLS BROS. COFFEE Lb. .... SATISFACTION 12 pH. CHASE & SANBORN'S Dated Coffee, lb.t CREAM OF WHEAT Pkg- ............................................................. POST TOASTIES QUAKER OATS Quick or regular 2 26' 34' 34' 31' 22' 8' 21' SHREDDED WHEAT RALSTON FOOD KELLOGGS ALL BRAN Large pkg.................................................................... KELLOGGS PEP Tkg................................................................................. GRAPE NUT FLAKES Pkg MALT-O-MEAL MALTEX HEW CEREAL FDDDLCENTERt TRAPPERS ATTENTION — Highest market price* The American Leri town or nelghborii for fun, hide* and pelt*. — HARVEY BABCOCK. of every man or wo honorably in World I or III North of Notional Bonk across railroad track. West The legion la organised by De- ! doors of old Opera building. 12-9 oartmenta <states). Districts and | Posts, and membership In the nattonul organisation Is by affiliation — , with the Post. Tiiere are 58 Depart- ------menu; one In every state in the 1 union, one In the District of Co7 fa-J. Lt-J j'ftifr-J. lumbla. others in territorial pos- 1 sessions of the United Stales and Q In certain foreign countries. >9 Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ITS A FACT—The Legion is St non-polilical and non-sectarian. Section 2. Article IX of the na- , Donal constitution of the Legion THURSDAY and FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2-3 says: ••The American Legion shall be absolutely non-political and shall "ROSIE O'GRADY not be used for the dissemination ot partisan principles nor for the j promotion of the candidacy of any person seeking public office or pre­ SATURDAY ONLY. DECEMBER 4 ferment. No candidate for nomin­ DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION ation or election to. or no tncumJohnny Mack Brown and Raymond Hatton bent of. any remunerative* elective > public office, shall hold any elective , THE STRANGER FROM PECOS office or any appointive remunerativr office in The American Ix-glon, and Kenny Baker and Lynn Merrick or in any department or post there- ■ of. Provided that members of post. I "DOUGHBOYS IN IRELAND department or nations! standing or • pedal committees shall not be af­ fected.” SUNDAY and MONDAY, DECEMBER 5-6 Absolutely no distinction of sect Reddle MacDowell and Donald Crisp or creed u recognized. In that beautiful all technicolor version ii gion because of the many different types of programs carried on which I call for expenditures of money and the thousand* of man hours given to the promotion of the activities by individual Legionnaire*. Haw- 1 ever. IT’S A FACT that throughout the nation the physical properties and Investments of the National ft Headquarters. Departments and! Posts of The American Legion, such a* building*, furnishings. । equlpment^buildlng funds, tn vest­ ments In United Blates Government \ War Bonds, annual salaries paid to employee*, reserve and restricted fund*, and contribution* to com­ munity relief agenrlrs represent ap­ proximately W.7M.701.40. i Q /”^j f'TKAND THEATI2 Bargain matinee Sunday 1:08 to 3:09 Only enough admissions will be sold at the bargain prices fill theatre once. Evening adult price* start at 3:00 o'clock performance. TUES.. WED.. THUR., FRI., DECEMBER 7-8-9-10 Sonja Henie, Jack Oakie and Ceaar Romero . "WINTERTIME" It may be Impossible to see her In person in Detroit film offering now. Bahry tiieatri ? s Ed ij Hastings. Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 BANNER WANT ADS PAY Wanted I Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing FRIDAY and SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3-4 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Chester Morris as Boston Blaekie "THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME and Wild B1U Elliott and George Gabby Hayes "WAGON TRACKS WEST For VICTORY SUNDAY and MONDAY, DECEMBER UNITE P . Uli or you gsl your monsy bark at one* I Aak aboat Osrine Ear Drop* today at BONDS STAMPS N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, MICH I 1 "LASSIE COME HOME" 11' 20' 18' 9' 9' 22' 21' DEFENSE l STATE IT.. HASTINGS. MICH Profitable Calving Spring-freshen.ng cows are usual­ ly less profitable than cow* that calva in fall or winter largely be­ cause they are fed too little grain In the Rush pasture season. Stebbins & Jacobs | rhaa* am "THE SON OF DRACULA Bargain matinee Sunday 3:99 to 5;M Theedgy* Wednesday and TUunday U �J TH KA1TTNO1 BANyPE, WmtDAY, DECEMBER t, 1M3 ON THE HOME FRONT , too that Merle Clemens ■ : needed hospital care after a.aklnn(Continued from Page 1. Sec. I.) ' Uh that set the Naal on their ear ind Mrs. J. E. Perryman of Dubber- I to put it mildly. A speedy and com* "Homer, aa you undoubtedly reYour folks received a telegram on call, attended the University of Monday night. Charles Struble, say-. Michigan for three years (was Ing Uiat vou are very ill with maLamba Chi out there), received his larla but are now making improveappoinlment to West Point and menu which is what we wanted to was graduated in 1030, waa stationed hear because that’s the news that’s at Schofield Barracks. Hawaii, until easier to lake. Doesn’t seem any just before Pearl Harbor, and then time at all since you finished H M3, had a month at Custer lie fore being *37 then four years at Mt. Pleasant sent to Iceland for 17 months. I and now you’re In Sicily (hang the "It wot while he was in Iceland Germans and the Malarial) Your that he received the Legion of "Mom" was telling us about you Merit, one of six Americans to be meeting vour cousin. Don Hall, Ut so decorated, but what was even Algiem In August, and that you more important to him. it was there f have only seen each other once that he also met and fell in love -* — *that time. "— And •--* while — •— since you're witli Elsie. convalescing. Charles, tell us about "Iceland .became drab indeed that time vou ate a pound and a when the pretty little bride-to-be half of liver at one sitting. Get bet­ was suddenly ordered to England, ter fast. Best luck to All you fellows. but when shortly thereafter Homer, Last Minute Nice Having too. received simlar orders they both You Home News:— decided it was silly to tempt fate Leaving Tuesday, after 10 days any further. so applied for permls- home was Laurence Miller, who slon to marry and received it. looks fine, likes the army and has "Censorship has veiled some of been In service over a year. He is the facts, but 1 can tell you that with the air-borne Tanks—the only the wedding will be solemnized in one of its kind in this country. Lau­ the tlnv. 500-ycar-old Diddlngton rence worked ut the Piston Ring Church of England Just outside (lie Co., before he left here. We'll be grounds of the hospital to which Elsie Is attached. T/4 gr. Laurence Miller. 16088223 "Homer’s commanding general 151sl Airborne Tank Co.. will give the bride away (she worked Fort Knox. Ky. under him In Iceland) and there"!! Dale Henry was home from Great be a reception in the hospital Offi- Lake.', over the weekend Crr’s-Club following the service. Don Keeler is home from Camp Haan. Calif., and when asked how Die rings al Tiffanv’s—a miniature long he had. he answered. "Long of the bridegroom’). West Point class enough to see 2 H.H8. basketball ring and a matching wedding band, games and I hope the Saxons do both set with garnets and liny dia- the trimming both times.” inond-i—but nobody knows whether Cavalrvman Bob Bush, who !a they’ve arrived or not. You can ima- now stationed at East Lansing was glne there’ll be substitute, just In here Thanksgiving Day with his case!” grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Faithfully. Hillman Mary Ellen Menard. Visiting on Main street Tuesday Lyle Gillespie (Lake View School were Merle Lancaster just home dist.i has just been transferred to from 2 years in N. Africa and Sicily Calif, where he hopes to make con­ and sailor Albert Higgins who used nections with his brother Kenny to live near Orangeville although Gillespie who has Just completed u his family ore now Just south of portion of his work with the Army town on M-37. Albert just has 3 Air Corps and expects to leave Calif, days but while he w-as here saw nnv day. Lvle Is with the Naval Soldier Howard McDonald <Starr Air Corps—we do hope you fellows' School dist.) who is home from Fla. somehow meet ’’coming or going.” By the way. did you know your Ch arlea. At New Caledonia and Don. "mom" Is taking the Red Cross somewhere in the South Pacific Al­ Nurses’ Aides course to help carry on bert looks snazzy in his Navy blues back here at home? Let us have and would like to get mail ab— your adresses boys when you know M.M. 2/C Albert Higgins wh-rc vou’ll be stationed. Gollys. were sorry to hear that Unit U.88.P.C 788. Bks. IF F’don Chase In India hag been In San Pedro, Calif. the hospital following an operation Lt. DeForrest "Jr” Walton 'here inch a short time (11 PAT. • Thun, to 5 PM. Sat.) we missed a .chat with him. He’s probably just as glad ’causa we’d have only added ; to Ute many questions he had to answer. Fbr Instance, his brother Jack greeted him with. "Did you we any subs this trip? How many did you Ket?" - - .___ Aiki Injunction And That Property Be Sold In Our Circuit Court William 8. and Theollne R, Schader have brought an injunction proceeding in circuit court against Phlliu Parlove and Michele Poma. According to the bill of complaint, the plaintiffs sold their bowling al­ ley here-to Philip Parlove for >13.000. on March 1. The cash payment at that time was 13.000. and the contract stipulated that for each of the eight months when the alley is well-patronized—October. Novem­ ber. December. January. February. March. April and May—a payment of 1200 oer month on the principal and Its share of the yearly Interest must be made on the first of the following month. The bill recites that on April 1 this vear and on Mav 1. payments were made on the contract for the preceding months. The complaint states that about September 1. par love brought Mich­ ele Poma to them, saying that he was OK., and that he was to take over the place. The complainants state that they then declined to ac­ cept Poma as Um? purchaser, as they knew nothing about him. On September 3. however, the complainants and Parlove and Poma came to an understanding, and entered into another contract. The papers filed in the case states that Poma failed to make the agreed-on payment Nov. 1. It also states that he has foiled to keep the property insured, and failed to pay the taxes assessed against it. The bill of complaint alleges that Poma has threatened to operate the alley wtthout making further pay­ ments The complainants allege that they believe he Intends to operate the business during the profitable season, and let the property return to the plaintiffs. It is also claimed that he threatens to remove some of the personal property. The bill of complaint, therefore, oaks that an injunction be granted by the court against any such re­ moval of the personal property, and that the court order a sale of the propertv. so that thev can be relm- HHNOCK HOSnTAL pita! during the past week aa fol­ lows: A girl to Mr. and Mrs. diaries Wallace, 431 W. Manhall. Nov. 23; a boy to Mr. and. Sin. Albert Frost, Middleville, Nov. 25; a girl to Mr. and Mn. Mito Curtiss, Freeport, Nov. 27; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Myers, 401 E. Center, Nov. 27. Surgical patients are: Maurica Ritter. Delton; Mn. Bruni tt Ham­ ilton, Nashvllle; Mrs. Russell Price. 216 N. Broadway; Mra. Clinton ton J, McKeown. Hastings, R. 1; Brill. 434 W. Walnut; Mrs. CtayMn. Reginald T. McKeough, Has­ tings. R. 4: Mn. Harold Williams, Grand Rapids, R. 6; Mn. Lyle Nel­ son, Hastings, R. ?. Medical coses art: Melvin Co­ ville, Hastings. R. 4; Mn. Addle Smith, Nashville; Mn. Radford Stidham, 414 W. Mill; Mrs Fay Green. *511 8. Hanover; Wilbur Lane. 510 8. Jefferson; Mrs. Bessie Benedict. Cariuville; Blake Bar­ num. Lake Odessa. Patients discharged Included; Mn. Prank Becker. Miss Dorothy McKibben. Mrs. Lorenzo Maus. Mrs. Laurel Garrison. Mn. Ernest Bat­ tles. Mn. Earl Kreider. Mn Glenn Monica and baby. Baby Bernard Hall, Mn. Charles Wallace and baby. Mn. Allan C. Hyde and baby, Robert Seeby and Mra. John Hart, all of this city: Miss Margaret Barker, Mrs. H. H. Cnase and Mra. Orven Oarlinger, Lake Odessa; Mn. Otis Eaton. Saranac; Mrs. Walter Crosby and babv. W~>dla'''); Mn. Charles Bldnam and Mrs. Ev­ erett Richardson and baby, Clarks­ ville; William Cortright. Nashville; Mrs. Laurel Senslba and Beatrice and Bernice Palmer. Middleville; from Hastings rural routes, Donald Moure. R. 5. Mrs. Stanley Melnert. R. 2, Mrs. Clara Scott. R. 4, Mrs. Cheater Peck. R. 5, Mrs. Fred Chmlle. R. 1; Mrs. Dan Allerdlng, Free­ port. and Charles Moon. -Oowllng. the I*oii5 rd funeral home Manday at eleven o'clock, conducted by Rev. 8. Conger Hathaway, pastor of First Presbyterian church. In­ terment was in Riverside cemetery, beside Hie mother and brother. BOWLING NEWS Skeleton teams on Thanksgiving OBITUARY Day and lack of pin boys on Fri­ Myrtle E.. youngest daughter of day reduced the bowling for Uie Albert and Jennie Taylor, was born week to three leagues and a cor­ March 24. 1881. at Bloomingdale, responding number of better series. Michigan, and passed away al Pen Jack D*)naay, bowling for Kiwanis nock hospital early Friday morn­ No. 2 in Hie Service League led ing. Noy. 26. at the age of 62 yean, tiw Individual scoring witli a fine 8 months. 2 days. When she was 578 (178-195.205) *erles. Boyd about ten years of age the family Payne scored 558 (167-200-191) for moved to Hastings and for more Strand In the Recreation League than fifty yean the family has re­ and Ken Laberteaux of Leonards, sided in the same house on North also in the Recreation League Washington 8t. scored 546 (144-199-303) for third She graduated from Hastings High place. Recreation League: Piston Rings school with ti» class of 1900 and in 1905 graduated from the State | won two fronx Strand; Leonards Hospital at Kalamazoo. For a num­ took a pair from Hastings lee and ber of yestn she was employed in I Fuel, and Bliss annexed the odd , the law office of the late John' game from White Products. Gould. She was also employed in , Service League: Gib’s Dugout had other places al various tunes and a one game edge on Klwanls No. 1. al the time of her death was an' Rotary won a pair from Fort Cus­ employee at Pennock hosoltal ter; and Klwanis No. 2 bowled a The parents passed away yean i series for Woodland to shoot al on ago and Die brother. Irvin, belter a later date. Piston Ring League: Grinder won known as ’’Stub", who lived with his sisters in the old home, passed two from Machine Room; CIO won away five yean ago. leaving only a pair from Navy Grinders and the sister, Ethel, to mourn her poss- Engineera lost to Office by one game. She was a devoted sister, a kind and thoughtful neighbor and a MEETING OF W. S. C. S. The W. 8. C. S. of the First Meth­ true friend, who had endeared ’heraelf to the hearts of many' and odist church will meet Wednesday, she will be greatly missed by a large December 8. A luncheon will be circle of friends and acquaintances. served by Circle 8 at 1:00 P. M. Funeral services were held- from 1 Members are urged to make reser- lived here mare l and had served aa i I for fourteen yeara, the widow. Mae; otu Ethel RenkM, Musks daughter; two gn ten; and brother. > son. Hastings. Funeral a held at the Leonard Sunday afternoon at th the Rev. 8. C. Hathaw , Ing. Intennent waa In Creek cemetery. • A temporary restraining order has been Issued, and the case will soon be brought to trial. WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE Returning from the north woods after having spent a couple of weeks In quest of deer, Mildred Smith and Lucille Wlllltla displayed their keen­ ness of eye and steadiness of hand by smacking the pins for 518 and 480 respectively. Mra. Smith scored 168-153-197—to lead the week’s play and Mrs. WlUltU hit 195-155-150for second place. Kate Dolan was In third place with 147-152-171—470. State Insulation won three from Bell Tel. Co., courthouse won a pair from Seal Co.. Strand took the odd game from Portias; and Banner -------- complete scries from MiddlevUle. Best Scores: M. Smith 166-153-107—518 195-155-159—480 L. Wlllitts K. Dolan 144-163-155—462 M. Caukln J. Maclvor 167-132-154—453 Dresses she’ll wear in beauty through the hol­ iday season and during the busy days to fol­ low! Smooth rayon crepe, deftly styled for figure flattery in the new pencil-alixn silhou­ ette! Pretty winter shades! Sizes 12 to 20. MUNICIPAL COURT Chas. A. Hollister, of Battle Creek, waa brought into Municipal court Monday to answer a charge of op­ erating a motor vehicle while un­ der the influence of intoxicating liquor. He admitted his guilt, and was given a fine of >50.00. costs of >5.55 or serve 50 days In jail. PERMANENT WAYE-0; Do It yoinaU st hooM with a (B*r»Bto! STEBBINS fr JACOBS THE REXALL 8T0RM pharmacist* EHONE till THIS CHRISTMAS SELECT HIMSELF HASTINGS HELP TO RESTORE PEACE ON EARTH— Men's Sheeplined Jackets $16.50 and $21.50 Men's Blue Melton Jackets.__ $8.50 $9.50 and $13.50 Men's Cotton Unionsuits $1.49 - $1.69 - $1.89 Men's 10% WoolUnionsuits__ $2.39 Sure, baby wants new shoes Men's 20% WoolUnionsuits__ $4.75 for Christmas. Men's 50% WoolUnionsuits__ $5.25 Men's Sweaters______ $2.95 to $8.95 Men's Work Jackets.. $2.95 to $5.00 Men's Leather Jackets$8.50-$12.50 and $16.50 Soft Elk Leather Hard Sole BOOTS $1.39 & $1.69 WINTER GLOVES, MITTENS, CAPS, WOOL HOSE AND FOOTWEAR. Black, Patent, Brown and FLone 2396 BAIRD’S B.„. You can help to speed the day of victory and peace by giving United States War Bonds and Stamps as Christmas presents! Every War Bond, every Stamp, you buy and give helps to mould more bullets—to load more shells—■ launch more Liberty ships—lift more Thunderbolts and Wildcats and B-17’s into the skies! Men's Overalls. $2.00, $2.19 and $2.39 It is impossible to get some items, especially in boys clothing, but you will be surprised at the size, the good quality, and the com­ pleteness of the stock we hove been able to get under present market conditions. f I "'HIS year our memories of other happier Christmases are JL more vivid than ever. The stockings, the trees, the carols, the family reunions—memories of all of these make us yearn more strongly than ever for the safe return of our husbands, brothers, sons and daughters who ^tre far from home. • So the foremost hope of all of us is that peace shall once more return to this earth—and soon. White. For best selection shop now for baby’s shoes and house slippers. Every War Bond, every Stamp, you buy and give will help to dictate the terms of the Armistice—and write a peace that will endure. So give U. S. War Bonds and Stamps to everyone on your Christ­ mas lilt. Give and give generously! Remember—every War Bond and Stamp is more than a present for the one who receives it.’ It’s a gift of peace and happiness and safety for some soldier or sailor besides! ( z/ Hartdtome Strip** Or Nral Flgwt' /^MEN'S HOLIDAY TIES w Just in time for the holiday season! Fine wools, silks and rayon mixtures in proud patterns or stripes. So Low Prieo^ — Buy Hlu SoooroH MEN'S BUDGET TIISl Good-looking and they coat so lit- J| ft' tie! Rayon mizturea in stripes, £||W neat figures or splaahy patterns. * �THE BAITINGS BANNIB, THUMDAT. DECEMBER 2. IMS ’ making Elsenhower responsible for tcsults In the Mediterranean area, we shouldn’t object too stren­ uously if he has the final say-so about the men who serve under m® >• Section I.) him. - (Continued -------------from .— -P— Of course Patton’s action our arms tn the Boutowest Pacific, shockingly reprehensible—but the fact is that we are merely en- hM discussed thoroughly by gaged in Comparatively light skimalready. tehea on the outer fringe of Ja- , ... pan’s outer defenses The heavy I whenever we find ourselves get; fighting remains to be done. Be- ting sympalhlc over the terrible fore Japan can be Invaded. Ja- -pasting" Berlin has been taking panose Naval power must be de- during the past week, we recall Ute cislv?ly beaten and this. If Japan bombing of defenseless Rotterdam chooses to fight until her resource* and -he gloating remarks of Goebfor fighting are exhausted (and Yels, Goering and Hitler after en Rear Admiral Rock believes that tirc sections of Coventry were EDITORIALS Sunday morning worship at ten thirty o’clock, The pastor will tell, •bout Dust" and will preach on toe theme, "Conditions of toe King­ dom." Sundav school at 11:45. Robert 1 MoGlocklln. superintendent. . Bov Scout, meet Monday night, I E I* Taylor, Scoutmaster. The Session will meet at the. manse Tueeday, Dec. 7to„ at seven ■ I.' The teachers and officers of toe 1 Prespyterian Bunday school held a meeting at the manse Wednesday evening. December 1st. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Hastings Chgreh Sunday School at 10:30. Lawrence Adams. Superintendent. Missionary Sunday. Mom Ing sermon by the pastor at 11:30. Evening evangelistic service at ■istance from the Japanese Navy), there Is Warsaw. Stalingrad. Kiev, is Uksly to bring about the mast Sevastopol, or even London. Nazi titanic naval clash in all history, leaders set the pattern of destrucBefore bur invasion (roopa can uon a[ a ume ^hen they never move In on Japan proper her bat- guspected that Allied airpower would tie fleet must be swept from the day catch up and surpass Utelr Young peoples meeting Friday seas. With all due respect to ^-n The ruthless tactics of HlUer evening at the Uiwrenc- Adams demonstrated power of air attack w)dch have been accepted by the home, 927 E. Clinton St. REV. HENRI F. M. POL and the vulnerability of battleships1 people df an entire nation have | Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- , inadequately or improperly pro- made the destruction of Berlin tn- | F£V*wXil£ r8*“on h°,nf' Dean See. Need Soon tected from air attack, Rear Admiral evitable. Rock believes that In thLs final .». W.HAzFMS meets at the Lawp ‘Ratinnino’ Dnrtnr. rence Adams home Thursday after- 1 ror nat|oning Doctor. blow, the tremendous fire power of ar.i. i u ~w, . . - -------------------1 noon. Dec. 9. This will be a rally , The limited number of physicians our own "battle wagons" will be p 11 i i rx r i i r C service with every member urged in this country will have to be disneeded. Thus, although most of,I H UI H r \ j to be present. Mrs. Bennett will i• tributed to meet the needs of the ths naval battles In the Pacific have charge of the study book. The date have been fought at great ----------------------------------------------patches will be removed from the 1 armed forces, war Industries and range by the aerial unite of speedy GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH j apron at this service. Visitors are lhe civilian population, Dean Wil­ task forces ( and with surface unite! O. H. TrinkleUi. pastor i rnyfid"* ~ lard C. Rappleye of the school of seldom coming within range excent | 1 °°-P' toaU’ ] Quarterly meeting December IB at night), a great naval battle, street entrance Rtv T Penine in medicine ot Columbia university re­ ports. along so-called -classic ’ Une» with »rtneworah pal KT 30 A.kLThe c^^ the awruic End^e ^rtLjmdng....................................... Increase In the number of Sermon by the pastor at .« 10 «. A. «•M 1 students tn the medical schools ot battleships into position for a World" S«»u«w« u» >*•<knockout blow. must, not be disSunday school at 11:30 A. M. Re- . 'Xu missed as an Improbability. hearsal for the children's Christmas nl"K. “nlcc wUl ** xnade “l lllh cording to Dean Rapplcye, but the • • • I ...............“^rm^lnrn.WTuad.yey-effect will not be felt for several The battle at Tarawa to the GilHoly communion Dec 12 10:30 r^^j^^he L^Mge Ev- years, because of the length of pro­ bert Islands should make those A. M Announcement next Bunday lueild fessional education. who expect a speedy finish in the ,fu>r the service. eryone urged to ayend.----------"The over all medical needs ?’dJX5n?.er .Nom!* SOUTH JEFTKRSON UNITFn FIRST METHODST MET1IODST CHURCH CHURCH '' FIRST the country for military,,civilian, SOUTH llOTERSON UNITED 1 Morning Worship will be held at and public health activities have not BRETHREN CHURCH - can victory because at the end of F. 10: 00 o'clock next Sunday. Mr. yet been visualized." the report W. Maxon. Pastor the fighting we were in possession Stone will preach on Ute theme. of the Island. However, according ’ What Shall We Do With Ute Bl- points out. "At the present time Sunday school al 11 A. M. to official communiques, the cost of i ble?” There will be special music. there are about thirty-five thousand U. B. C E. at 7 P. M. | The Church School will meet at doctors in the army, and it Is likely lives was very high It is improb­ Evangelistic service at B P- M. 20. that by the end of HM3. on the basis able that Japan ever expected . to Mid-week prayer service Thurs- 11:_ „ .. ... _ The w W. s S.- c C. s 8.- wU1 will mrct meet "«>■ Wed- of the present estimates, the army hold out indefinitely against con­ day at 8 P M The W M A. will hold an ail- nesday at 1:00 o’clock to the church will need aboul ferty-flve thousand. centrated attack on such a small day work meeting nt the So. Jef£ ” >?«*, Lun £ “ ?" w111 ** ’ * n< ’ d % outpost as Tarawa. More than ferson St U. B Parsonage. 229', {Circle A A..Chrtomas program will "Should the ratio, of doctors per ■ thousand men in the inny be re­ to hold out M long ns possible and ^rtiin ^i.idenr rueur.or ], On wndnewtev Wednesday ev< evening, a County exact a steen price from toe tovad- atrtc*lln- P^dent. Missionary rafly will be held duced lhe figure would be modified. | to the church at 7:45. The The navy's requirements will reach fto The defends" u^alhmd ' SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST District Superintendent. Dr. E. close to 10.000 doctors. At the pres­ flnm c<>rner of Ea)'1 Mnd 00,111 StH. Babbitt, will preside, and the ent time the number of licensed physevere series of bombardments from paste-; George M. Schram Rev. Carl L. Conley. Superintendair and sea and still were able to; 437 E Center 8L, i ent of Baroda District in India, 000. and those between 30 and 45 hold out long enough to make us; Services on Saturday: will be the speaker. Rev. Conley has pay toe heaviest price yet for any! oaousin Sabbath ocnooi; School: 9:30 n A. m M-. rccenty returned to America on fur- total about 30.000." Pacific invasion. In this light, theL:1 v-— *-*”— ‘ *' pvr 11# ”H-----™e:ttaV°°anrt ^Vestwrx i >ouah?'He .—». «_ has u.. a- most interesting ,j result at Tarawa is more of a draw me<tlng *nd Vesper3 story srory concerning conditions in InTn- ; . than a dean-cut victory. 1 Riinaavinmirurs tn o xr dla. HLs lecture will be ^musteated dl “- H 15 lecture illustrated j Market Steers Earlier, ?« M—Lay b ,UreopUcon plctures. The meet­ 7MP if tog te op?n to evtrybody. ' 4-H Club Members Told -The above paragraph Is In no• PiiXr MrottoT* 7 46 P’ Beginning next Bunday and con• tense a detraction from the tre­ Getting the steer calves ready for for three weeks, a program , mendously heroic Job done by the• 1InPit: Unulng of Christmas music will be Riven I| market a year or more earlier than Marine shock troops. Their action ln» at home of Mrs. John Gould , nvpr U1P chimes system at 5 :00 : usual has been suggested to 4 H club was magnificent. Doubtless, as one' s tnuT 11 R rm-oru o’clock each Sunday afternoon. Mrs. i members and livestock men. of the commanding officers stated,, FIRST U. B. CHURCH j, j Foster will be in charge. The valuable lessons in this type of war­, Comer of E. Grand and Easl Sirs. Drorram will include ontan music, | , The club members, by feeding out the calves for six to eight months fare were learned which will prob­ ably make subsequent actions less Instead of handling them In the usual n'°o A- M_ Morning Worship- DAPTIST CHURCH NOTES costly. But the fact remains that Way, will aidjn^increasing the total a r- . Sunday School at 10 o’clock. I amount of rrieat~avkil«iblc. Tarawa is merely one of many simi­ Divine Services at 11 o’clock and lar points which must be captured _ 6,3S.Ju M- Adult and Scnlor c , 7:30 in the evening. Calves from 2 to 10’-months old and reconditioned before we can1 Our oucst sneaker for both serv­ and in reasonably good 'flesh are even begin a serious assault on Ja­ pel message by the pastor. ices is Rev. Henri F. M. Pol. a rep- f pan's main outer bases, it will be Mon 7:30 P. M. Official Board resentatlve of toe Christian Hebrew ; recommended. The animals should be started each February or M?irch_ meeting in the paator's studv. done—but not easily nor quickly. MLuion of Detroit, Mich. Thun. 7 30 P. M. Adult and Y. P. At 11 A. M. His subject "The I for fall sale, and in August or Sep­ tember for sale the next spring. Divine plan St Place for Israel," It makes sense to leave the final Prayer meetings.__ 7:30 P. M. Subject, His own per­ decision to the Patton affair to BALTIMORE CIRCUIT sonal testimony os "An Illustration | . Fifty bushels of corn or its equiva­ ' Gen. Eisenhower. Congressional Pastor. Rev. Lyle E. Olmstead lent in concentrated feed are re­ of divtoe predestination." committees, of course, can make Baltimore church Rev. H. F. M. Pol was bom in 1quired to get a calf ready for mar­ sensational news by undertaking Morning worshlo service 10:00 A. Nljswljk a suburb of The Hague to Iket. which will account for gains of Investigations, etc., but toe man the Netherlands; he was reared in , ;from 400 to 500 pounds. In addi­ to best position to Judge Patton's Sunday school 11:00 A. M. a devout Catholic home and he has , worth; to decide how completely Pre ver service Wednesday at 8:00 visited all the Worlds Continents tion. it will require from 1.000 to the men to service have accented P M. and has lived to France. Belgium. '1,200 pounds of good roughage to McCallum Church a calf six to eight months. Patton's apologies for the slapping Spain, South America. Ada and fl feed 1 It possible, it is said, the calf affair is Gen. Elsenhower, himself. M.Morning worship service 11:30 A. tears in China. He waa brought to i sco lite need of Salvation in China ■ ।should be started on grain before Of course, if a buck private had Sunday school 10:30 A- M. • and there be«an ills work on behalf i weaning. , struck Patton in anger, the fellow Because of the need for at Israel with the Shanghai Hebrew would have been dealt with severely PRESBYTERIAN* ’ milk in the-war effort and economy I Mission. All welcome. --dishonorably discharged at the ANNOUNCEMENTS I Tuesday nights B.Y.P.U. All 'of gains, the calf should be weaned Very least. However, undemocratic at about 500 poimds weight. though the statement may be. one Pfc. can be replaced with compara­ al 7:30.nd ttl tive ease but good fighting generals rif. 427 Young Street. Mrs/TtAicrt 1.!!!!?,S 8' le®®°nm„tm, Bloody History who ran lead an army to "heads Adana, where Winston ChurchiF. Shannonwwill lead and Mrs. William cn,vXi*.'f,.r„_An "■*■»»«" unuremr. Up" offensive warfare are few and ar)BWV Grlctov will have charge of the de- , Turkish officials met. is Tur- I ' i™”’ £ '««■■■• c’tf. wi».. i»pfar between. £0. as long as we are Votionals ■?------------------------------------------------------------------------------—---------------------------------------- ,. ulation of over 76.000. It is situated ilgbout 30 miles inland from the FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. ' northeast corner of the Mediterra- . SCIENTIST rm n.r™ Th'S.rh.n which P.w, Corner Church and Center Streets ,hr°u«n toe city is spanned by a Subject. "God "Z.: the Only 2™, Cause Cr I long, multiple-arch, masonry bridge I and Creator."" I over a thousand years old. Twice ' Sunday service 11 A. M. Sunday school 9:30 A. M. 1 before in this century Adana made 1 Wednesday evening service nl the headlines. In 1909 the Adana p. m. ,, ------------■■ ■— •••- •——— Reading room in church edifice ^‘’’“cre occurred, part of the gen­ open Wednesday and Saturday from eral religious and political turmoil 1 K D ir J-.. n-i ___ ot that day. Three .to .four ... thou­ sand persons, mostly Armenians, Blood Plasma were killed in the streets or burned Mora than 300 quarts of blood in their^homes. During 1919-21 the plasma are being shipped to England city wasNrccybied, by the French 8 SiSriTJ I « Canadian Railway Forms For best yields, garden plants Largest Line on Continent should be spaced accurately In the COURT Tba- Canadian National railways row. Planting distances recom­ form the largest railway system on mended are: asparagus, broccoli, the North American continent It bruaaels sprouts, cauliflower, cab­ has 23,600 miles of road, a length bage, and peppers, IB Inches; head almost sufficient to gird the earth, lettuce. 12 Inches; celery, fl inches; at ths equator, with a great band of Spanish onions. 4 inches; staked to­ rails, ties, ballast and bridges. matoes. 24 inches; and unslaked to­ These 23,600 miles of road form matoes, 38 to 48 inches. a fayflung steel network that touches virtually every city and town of Reports from areas where tuber­ importance throughout Canada, and culosis is on' the Increase, show that over it, by day and by night move girls aged ten to fifteen are falling victim to the disease. This is five is.. 1 earlier than usual among feof the nation. oceordtng u> the Michigan International In Its scope of opera- Tuberculosis AsaoclaUon. tion. the Canadian National system, 1 ,-----------through its United States lines. | Wayne County, Michigan, with serves many big American centers thlHr-nlne percent of Michigan's of industry including Chicago. But-'. jxjpulatlon, produces fifty-woven falo. Detroit, Flint, Pontiac, Lans- ' Percent of the tuberculosis deaths ing. Bav-Citv Saxlnaw Grand Ran. ln thta according to the PROBATE । ledo. Port Huron. Duluth and nu­ merous points in New England, in­ cluding Portland. Maine. The United States railways com­ prised within the Canadian National system include the Grand Trunk Western railroad. Central Vermont railway, and Duluth. Winnipeg and Pacific railway. - Flawless jwrformance of Amer icon combat planes at Uie warfront is due in no small measure to the fact that before they can go into service their functional operations must undergo the most searching inspection and scrutiny to which any­ thing on wings has ever been sub­ jected. Nut only do our fighters and bomb­ er planes undergo rigid checkups by company test pilots but they must again be taken over the hurdles by army pilots who have to approve each ship’s performance before it ☆ Starred on her "with list" ☆ $269 Blue, Wine, Block Are Gifts to Wear Let this store help you in your gift selections. ☆ ☆ ☆ For Men We Suggest Portis Hats Alpagora Topcoats Shapely Cr Van Huesen Shirts Wembley and Cocooncraft Ties Silk Scarfs & Wool Scarfs Comfortable Men's Kid Leather Opera Slippers For Leisure Hours $24* Plain and Colored Handkerchiefs Initial Handkerchiefs Leather Jackets Cooper Hosiery Wool Mackinaws Trousers for dress and work Pajamas, Outing and Broadcloth Outing Flannel Night Shirts Complete line heavy caps, socks and shirts. Red Suggestions For Boys the risers kept in sod and the lops of the benches cultivated. These vines still /grow well and produce • good yields. The vineyard suffered little damage in the heavy storm of 1935 when eight inches of rain fell , in 24 hours on central New York. ’ Virgin Wool Suits, all sizes Fingertip Coats You’ll find all the popular styles here if you buy Nov! Mackinaws Sports Jackets, wool and leather ✓ Corduroy long Pants Sanforized School Pants Wool Mixed Dress Pants Union Suits NEED—BUY WAR BONDS INSTEAD. Blanket Robes FOR YOUR Broadcloth Dress Shirts XDAYS O' & Heavy Winter Caps Felt Hats 2 Handkerchiefs Overalls - 3 to 10 year sizes io Leather Helmets Suggestions For Ladies Blanket Bathrobes, rayon trim Leather Jackets - Cape and Suede Big, comfortable and good-look - ’ W*”4 You $49.50 $39.50 W. A. ROTH, FURNITURE PHONE 2226 This Christmas Store has a complete gift assortment; Many items that are very scarce, you will find here. ☆ ☆ ☆ •. ____ 1_ HASTINGS . ■ -lot ')U’' A real . j p •5 2 Striped Polo Shirts Mittens and Gloves ☆ ☆ ☆’ ' a Heavy Long Sleeve Knit Shirts You’ll enjoy your home even more with o new Kroeh- Chair and Ottoman 1 Outing Pajamas in stylish Belted models value—-.see it. A ☆ ☆ ☆ Black i tilt back to your most comfortable position. filed. dLschn estate enrol Est. Marv to assign r order asslgi entered. Est. May safety depot open safety Est. Lulu administrate I lie*tion ent Est. Lewi I administrate I special adml publication ling special Rayon, Gaberdine, Chenille and Hickock Jewelery 8 ing. tailored in gorgeous new covering fabrics. Ing account Eat. CUft I petition for petition for filed.’ order mtotetrator, istrator filet ministration I E>L Guv for admlnla pointing a |bond of ndr of admtolati filed. Ext. Wall, publication claims enter Curlee Suits and Top Coats ☆ ☆ ☆ ler Reclir^r choir. deed filed, entered. Est. Willi Of publics! Service filed, der admltti of admlnlsti nexed filed, sued, order tered. petit! filed, notice Est. Adel ’‘publication freeholders sued; bond o Mie filed. ■ Eat. Emir, special adn I appointing entered, bon Lor filed, let tratlon Im special adi residue as p tered. Gifts Men Appreciate 3 •* Others From THE HASTINGS BANNER \ Christmas Hickok Belts and Suspenders JOIN THE SPARS. A patriotic contribution by trmteeslilp I Eat. Berth and inventa Blanket Robes Contour Farming A few early New Yorktiers planted and tilled their lullsidelands on the contour, but in our rush to make Ahis new world' productive, we forgot until the/fast few years the wisdom of th/.< old practice that saves the soil* and the farm. Old contour-plant/d vineyards on steep slopes are-still thrifty and are bear­ ing good crops. One old vineyard nogx-Nammondsport. on a 40-dcgrce What can a woman do to help win the war? Every time a SPAR is assigned to duty, another United States ’ Coast Guardsman is free to join his mates at sea—the job for which he enlisted and trained. Tlie Coast Guard is in action in every combat zone. Its highly skilled men aro needed to help convoy ... serve on trans­ ports ... land troops.. . patrol treacherous ■ea lanes ... rescue victims of submarine attack. Every man is needed for action. SPARS wear the same Navy blue, earn the same good pay, fill the same shore jobs as the men they replace...important jobs which women can do as well as men— or better. Like the Coast Guardsmen in wartime, they are part of the Navy. Service as a Coast Guard SPAR is a direct way to help win the war quickly. By joining tha SPARS, you serve your country. Get all the facts now. Ask the Officer in Charge of the nearest Navy Re­ cruiting Station for your free copy of "How to Serve Your Country in the SPARS." Do it today—no obligation! z^NEWGAY^ Soft Kid Leather Pluih Collar Company pil.-ts, experts that they 1 arc in detecting minor Irregularities in a new warplane, can usually check up on the ship’s performance 1 in test Hights lasting from 20 to 40 minutes, and the army tilers use about the same length of time. Com- j pany pilots are not permitted to fly a plane containing secret army equipment, although certain com­ pany employees, trained on such equipment, at times are permitted to go along with Ute army pilots in 1 their test flights. Last year, 1.827 MlclUgan persons died of tuberculosis. This is a sharp upturn from toe previous year, and doubly disappointing because ail dentils from tuberculosis are need­ less. according to the Michigan Tubcrculosls Association. ■ fatfa** * Gtrr* sums filed. t ,out c- Qh Waters Clothes Shop Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE "Quality Shoes Proparly Fitted" HASTINGS, MICH. A 1 �THE HARTINGS JUNNKB, THUB1DAT, DECEMHKH 1, IMS ' ■ 1 । bond of spacial administrator filed. . COURT HOUSE MEWS.g^r^ L. A. Day entertained Burkholder, Einar Frandaen. Dan | dinner on ^Udorff Mvrtn Taylor Archie , _aent were 1 McDonald. Stuart Clement, Norbert us dir,ir wtaS, s^2r Bath, Mr and Mra Clyde Hewitt, Mra. COUNC „ Clayton Branflatetter. [ |a .t>(.ae. K.od.ll.iU. Brv.h A Broom O» . FBOBATE COURT determine the hetn ot HaiUe L. HUI, filed. order for publication PUBLIC FORUM and family, all of , and Mra. Jay Blough —- — —J of Freeport, Mr. and trusteeship issued. inventory filed. Mrs. Lettie Dickerson and daugh­ Eat. Bertha M Van Tuyl, warrant Eat. Eli D. Hall, proof of pub- ters Of Shultz. A Mr. and Mra. Hur­ I Editor of Banner: and inventory filed. on Healy and daughter and Mra. । I was in Michigan last week. I Est. Eli D. Hall, petition to give I Clara Day and Vivian spent I was in Hastings. I was in Rutland deed filed, order for publication Est Adalbert Pelton proof of Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mra. | township and on tha home farm entered. publication med. onUr allowing »<*nley Haley and family in Lan- there where Sprint brook Joins ***«**"« aing * Mr. and Mra. Ruraell Mead Glass creek, eventually; Glass creek Est. William H. Rhoades, proof clalmi entered^ of publication filed, proof of - Hallman rin.l r. ■ *nd r,unll>r h*d M thelr TtUUlkSglV- 1 flows into the Thon>apple river; . ' j Ballman. final re- Jn_ Kue,ta Mr. and Mrs. Merritt | the Tbomappla mates with lhe service filed, proof of will filed, or­ and Claytem McKeown of Grand, and the Grand river flows der admitting will entered, entered. bond boM “ entered, discharge of execuUr executor to is-* l Quimby and Ed Earl otAugusta. I into Lake Michigan. From Lake Of administrator administrator with with tha lhe will will an-1 an-1 ® Of H. m,kl nexed filed, letters testamentary fa- > *u*d- ratata enrouad. | Mra. McKeown has been in Pen- , Michigan, down through live Hennl'nock hospital since last Monday.' pen canal, water from the Thomsued, order limiting settlemen’ «»■ „ j,ut we are happy toreport that, apple river at Hastings and Spring tered, petition for hearing claims BARRYVILLE BARRYVILLE |I Notice ofatour this week 1 she is better again. brook out in Rutland township joins j filed, notice to creditors issued. etaWB.OB. --------------------------Danka and Mrs. »»» “l“‘“,PP1 r‘wr.»,here “ Est. AdelberL Patton, proof of will be found in community no- ! Mra. ■«■. Madeline ------ * • — - Winn Battle 345 miles to the weal. Part­ ‘publication filed, testimony of 1 luces, Mr. and* " Mra *Will Hyda 'of Winn of Creek and Charles i>v miles. Hastings and Rock freeholders filed license to sell is-1 and Mr. and Mra. Charles Day were . McCoy ------and hta uncle Carl McCoy of ; sued, bond on sale filed, oath before I dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Ar- , Grand Rapids were Saturday din- | Island are united by "act of God." sale filed. j thur Lathrop at Cloverdale on Tuea- i ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will, * ’ ' Ext Emma Sherk, petition far day. tAe occasion being the Mth Hyde. ★ Annella Brumm spent 1 Guest of my father. Theron A special administrator filed, order I birthday of Mra. Louise Lathrop, Wednesday night and Thursday I Caln. I attended lhe father's and appointing xjseclai administrator It was a large famly gathering and I with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVine, son's meeting of the Hastings Brolhentered, bond of special admlnlstra- * grand time was enloved by all. ★ Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Day. Eloise erhood in the Methodist church on tor filed, letters or special ndmlnls- Aunt Louise enjoys fairly good and Wendall were Sunday dinner । Green street Twenty wars ago I trnUon Issued, order authorizing । health and has been a great bleus- 1 cueeta of Mr. and Mm. Clare Nor- was a member of the Brotherhood. speclal administrator to assign Ing ail these years to everyone. She . rta and sons of Lacey. ★ Mr. arid one of the finest organizations I residue as provided by the will en- . has ^gone^ to ^Fowlerville to spend ' Mra. Jesse Fossett of Hashvllle and have been affiliated with It was ! Mrs. Perry Fassett and children ot found in 1012 and Ira Traver, a — —„ ._._ „. Hastings were Thursday evening charter member, was present last Est. Frank Elston, order allow­ ! Higdon were nianksgivlng day callers of Mr. and Mra. Burr Fas- week. I raw Bud Wolfe^ Kendall ing" ,account__entered. . । gucsva or tnr. ana airs. win. van I Coats. Delbert Whitmore and How­ ard Frost. Delbert and I went to Cwfn and Wfrt- Friday night supper | petition for administrator filed, guests of Mr and Mra. O Tomlin country school together. Sound petition for special Administrator *H„lrvK levering of Grand Rapids motion pictures were shown <How­ filed.' order appointing special nd-1 MX.nt from wednrodav to Friday 1 Saturday Basketball ard Frost, operator! Of Michlgnn-g mlnlstrator bond of special admin Mr,. Klevering and children ' for 6th to 9th Grades beautiful scenic spots And this istrator filed letters of special ad- and Q], oUltUY. *Ttfrs. Earl Pen- 1 Mr. Fred Goodell, City Youth brings me to another thought . . . mlnlsUaUon issued nventory fBed.. nock ^t Thursday night and Council chairman for Saturday bas­ Est Guv V. McA lister petition Friday with Mr. and Mra. Ralph Absence makes the heart grow announces that all boys in for administrator nled. order ap- Pennock and Saturday night and ketball. grades 6 to 9 Inclusive who are in­ fonder. One cannot be away from pointing administrator entered.; Sunday with — rith Mra Mra. * Lucille McOlel- terested In Playing Saturday bas­ Michigan for any length of time bond of administrator filed, letters land near - Ilacev —.,1. ★ Mr. and Mra. ketball should report to the high without wishing to return. Tn be of administration Issued, inventory --------—„— Gillett ’ and aoru were away for years—like I have been— fUed. Thanksgiving day gurata of Mr. and school gymnasium this Saturday, is to be removed from much that is Est. Walter J. Ornube. proof of Mrs. Vem Marshall and daughters., December 4. at 0:00 A. M- At that near and dear. I once wrote these publication filed, /order allowing Miss Beverly Fillingham of Way­ time teams will be formed. words: Mra. L. E Barnett, chairman of the claims entered. land was a guest of the Gillette the City Youth council, has also an­ Its lakes and woods and winding Est. Frank Elston, final receipt streams filed, dlachanre of executor Issued, Mrs. Leon Plumb ot Detroit were nounced the appointment'of Clark estate enroUed. auetU of Mr. and Mra. Charles Day O'Donnell as winter sports chair­ Make Michigan a land of dreams. Michigan is all of that. Barry Est. Mary 8. Townsend, petition Friday night and Saturday. Mr. and man and of Mra. CaytonBrandstet­ to assign personal property filed Mrs. Rarl Gasser and sons and Mra. ter as Youth Council dance chair- ,county Is blessed with its share of of all that Nature has given to a order assigning personal property Gordon Hoffman were Thanksgiv­ man. entered Officers of the City Youth Coun- igrand old state. You who are close ing day guests * Mr. and Mra. Est. May Potter, petition to open Charles McCoy of Grand Rapids ell elected in November include Mrs. to the forest may not see the safety deposit box filed, order to spent Thanksgiving day with her Barnett as chairman; Mrs. William trees; you who may not have lived open safety deposit box entered. Earente. Mr. and Mra. Will Hyde Bradford, vice-chairman; - Mra. D. elsewhere may not appreciate all Est. Lulu Greene, petition for fra. Louise Lathrop and Rev and D. Walton, second vice-chairman; that is around you. Look! Make the administrator filed, order for pub- Mrs. Ira Cargo were Thursday eve­ Charles Paul, secretary; Don Gury. most of that which artists paint lle"tion entered. ning callera enroute to their home treasurer. Other members of the ■and poets write—and you can en­ Est. Lewis Maier, petition for at Fowlerville. Council Include Kathleen Perry. ,joy first hand. Stewart D Caln administrator filed, petition for Mr. and Mra. Wilson WlllltU and Harry Young. Mrs. Hah Hill. Fred special rtdminlstrator filed, order for children cf Muskegon were from Goodell. Harry Thompson. Clark I publication entered, order appoint­ Thursday until Saturday gueata ot O'Donnell. Rev. Winston Stone. L. 1 ing-special administrator entered. Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Wlllltto. * Mr. E. Bamctt, David Goodyear, C. B I WAIL—FORGET IT. LEGALS OBDMX YOB rUUCATIOX T ss Offk». he .w-KS.7 BTfh. jX L E tv .e s MOHTCOMIXT WAID THIS YEAR GIVE SOMETHING USEFUL SOMETHING THAT WILL LAST from Wards iis £ S l8 .t-= x s S » S i« S flM Montgomery Ward’s Great CLEAR-THE-SHELVES CLEARANCE See every one of these exciting values! We're clearing our shelves of broken lots, floor samples and slightly damaged merchandise. Every one will be a "lucky find" for the person who needs it. Hurry! Many of these bargains are one or two of a kind. Get your share of these savings at Wards. FLOWER Plant these now to blostom in early spring. Choice of Tulips, Daffodils, Hyacinths, Violets, Camas AE« Lilies, Wandffowers, etc. Now half price. Vw TOWEL DRYING RACK GLASSWARE! Ml PLAT! 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Ea»y working map fa»!«Mr. Rubbarixod lining. 388 Exira flna Shark-Graining addi baauiy tp top-grain CowNdti Easy wodung viida fentanar. 74c Enjoy tha Military protection of.thlx Blurdy Fabrikoid Lunch Kit. Bottle not Included. 688 Ample hed| for good-tixed cor. Revolving reflector doorv... builtin blower. Defroiler tuber extra ★ Um your credit Io buy anything canted in our store stocks or pictured h our catalogs S DIHYDRATED HIRB5 IN GLASS JARS 8-CUP DRIP.TYFI GLASS 1.00 COFFEE MAKER WASHAM 1.69 Mint, Tarragon, Rosemary, Mar­ Made with durable Pyrex brand joram & Thyme herbsl Airtight containers! Redpes Indudadl ports. Wide mouthj plastic han­ dle I Cloth filter included I j two years against breaking from oven heat. Smart for table irtqj ,i too! Non-porous glau . . . does not absorb food odors! | COTTON FILLED MATTRESSES White enameled, floor model, has three 25-inch dry­ ing bars. Handy in kitchen or bathroom for dry- "7*7c i Abscrbenll * u‘« your credit to buy anything carried in our store stocks or pictured In our catalogs Montgomery W �THE HASTINGS BANNFB, TBDB9DAT, DECEMBER 2, 1HJ PAGE SIX | and Mm. George teinaar for supper , Thanluglving Day. * Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Lloyd Demond spent last cdM£e“ft}n1{53' ^Pthe'f^Ser^'ri^- IMack~3«ie7 ap ddaughtCT^Vtotel Friday night and part or Saturday with Pearl Demand while Lloyd was deer hunting. He came back laat Tuesday with a htee 160-lb r- WiS PcaVt ^nnnd^w'ofd ■' n"? ref,K ^nldv'WnJStJute Mta? Mary Tabor In Grand were called to Chicago by the serR ' lds ljutt week Site was 70 years ■ lous Illness of his mother. * Cliar„ r hlUband passed away I He Hoffman returned from thgLJt fOur monUts ago. * Leo. Stor- (north hunting trip Saturday with kftn Cftme rr°m KlllaniIU'/>O ‘f ?},,y , “ 4 P°i"t tlt‘<~r . ,__________ JS^mnSTaJ. this’ winter. He BRANCH DISTRICT “ “5,1“ 1 M" c-““” « and was well known here. The fu- “ ^SS'^er Biud are working spent from Wednesday until Satneral was held al Vermontville Sat. > *P fh ww* fnrtorv * ’Die Teeter urday as the <uest of Mr. and P. M. * Hie P.T.A. was Held last Ksbren mwith the flu: Uie Mrs. Chas Laubaugh. ★ Mr. .and Wednesday evening. Mrs. Root. ,n r.mllv also and are on the Mrs. James Sidman spent Thanks­ giving with their son in Lansing Haatino an expert on Mr and Mra Chaz Mayo handwriting. 5”iT,1,’,tf'r"'lng 5f Battle Creek .pent Sunday with Mr. Birman was taken ill and was “«“*«‘4PnL.* Wld 9*1?**.. Mr- and Mra. Archie Burd. ★ Mr. not able to drive home so their married *o Doris Crate of Hastings . on,| Mrs Rov jenkens have moved son accompanied them back. Mr. on Not. 19. al Ute home of her par- - lnU) jj,e jame, Bowerman house tor Sidman Ls better at this writing. * Wits Mr. and Mra. Albert Craig. (h winter. * Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Mrs. Eleanor Strickland and MLu .1° Willson have moved to Hastings * Knapp spent Thanksgiving with Grand Rapids and visited at, Jesse I T1 d r qulle numerous In .Mr. and Mra. O- D. Fassett Mr. Chase's here on Saturday. We ex- , A*£ XYL,*. ' ‘ M and Mrs. Ray Fossett and three tend our best wishes for success and . lIU* J'--------------sons ot Bedford, spent Friday wlE7i hapnlnesa. * Mr. and Mrs. Ora Lehrn„vrnj them. * Mra. R. E. Hall. Sandra and man of E. Woodland and Mrs. Carl . BOLD CORNERS Wayne of Kalaino spent Thanksgiv­ Lehman of Nashville were ThanksMrs. Ida Newton and Daisy Berg- ing with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. glvlng mieste of Mr. and Mrs. Iztw- I man were dinner iniesu. at u N. Vincent -Norton. * Mr. and Mrs. ience Chase and sons. * Mhs'Ruth Bergman's Thanksgiving. * Sunday Kenneth Norton and family were Woodman from iki her kmvj guests of -John <T-n>ui>Mui was »«= home iiviiHr ouiu -w" «• v.m. Houghlallng were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. school work nt Bloomfield Hills. Mr and Mra. B. R. James of Spring • raite white In Marshall. * Mr. and from Thursday until Sunday. * Mr. Arbor. Mr. and Mrs Earl Krkhude I Mrs chas Laubaugh. Mr. and Mrs. nnd Mrs. Clayton Goodrich of Lan- and family of Albion. * Mr. Vincent Norton helped the small sing were supner guests at Lawrence nnd Mra. Don Mead and family of of Mr nn(J Mrs Kenneth Norf.hase£_on Thanksgiving day. ★ Battle Creek and Marshall Bowers ton ceIebraU. hl8 ftrst brithday. * E. Mrs. Penrl Demond visited a sick went to Ann Arbor Sunday night j Norton of Battle Creek spent two friend. Mrs. Bertha Mudge. !n Has- ; the latter as a paUent. * Mr. and days |n thls neighborhood recenttings recently A Wed. evening cal- Mrs. Ira Chaffee. Mr and Mrs. EdJer was Mra. Kathaleen Bovlan of win Chaffee and Keith Chaffee of ' --Battle Creek. * Mr. and Mrs. Har- Quimby were visitors at the Lynden ley Sense went to Battle Creek Sun- Norris home Wednesday night. * H1GHBANK Mr. and Mrs. E. Adams. Mr. and dav to visit Mrs. Letha Rich and ; Archie Newton of the Weeks district her new grandson. * The D G.T.O. ' called on hte mother. Mrs. Ida New- Mrs. James Durant and Mrs. Rob­ ert Perry of Detroit were guests club will meet Wed. P M. Dec. 8 ton Monday, Saturday night and Sunday. Mr with Mrs Marv Townsend. Chain.. --------------- "" — and Mrs Clay Adams of Hastings Mra. Ola Kimble. EAST DELTON___ _ u 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Galnder en- Joined them on Sunday. * Mr. . tertained on Thanksgiving. Mr. nnd and Mrs. Earl Marshall and fatnlly CI-AY HIU.S j Mrs. Lavem Shedd nnd son Keith, of Detroit ------spent "" Thanksgiving —‘— -• nt । Mrs. Preid> Fretda Marshalls * Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. William Hullett of: of Galesburg; their daughter Laura .Mn. MMdle.Uk. were Tluu.kedWU.s '?™! £?ni.lSS± “!| Mrs. Lyle Jones of Battle Creek ei. ‘ . a i Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carpenter and visited Sunday at Frank Hawblltz** guests at Roy McCauls. * Mr. and | Of Battle Creek. * Mr. and Larry Jones returned home with MraPotts were among the Mrs. Flovd Collisan. Mr. and Mrs. them after spending a few days at Triamtggivlng guests of Mr. and Lvnden Collison and Miss terrene the latter's home. sharP. thelr home ln Collison of Battle Creek were dinMlddleville. * Clifford Converse and ner Quests of their son and brother HORIZON CLUB family of Freer-irt. soent Sunday Lvle and family Ln Kalamazoo. * There was a Horizon Club meet­ at Leon Potts'. * Chas. Poland and ■ Stewart Waters and family attended ing Wednesday. Nov. 24. at the fandly of Battle Creek, ment from ■ a Thanksgiving gathering at the home of Martha Wedel. 318 West Wednesday nteht until Monday nt home of her steter Mra. Gordie Dur- Clinton .street. Plans for the year «.«. McNees'. w-M— • Sunday a.~a................... Guy visitors — at the kee in DeHon * Mr and Mrs were discussed with the new presi­ McNce home were Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and two children of Hills­ dent. Elizabeth Cortrlvht presiding. Chas. Gibbs and Mrs Gertie Harris dale come to the home of her par­ There were games following die and brother. Chas. Skinner. ★ Mr. ents Wednesday and al) had meeting and refreshments were and Mrs. Leon Potts received word Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and served bV the hostess. The next from their son-in-law. Morris Lewis Mrs. Harold Hill and family. ★ Rey meeting is to be December 1 at the that he is nt Fort Knox. Ky. Waters arid wife were guests of Mr, home of Elizabeth Cortrlght. A 1 2 2 & The perfect answer to your Christ­ mas "What to buy?" problems! Slippers Save Shoes, Relax Tired Feet . . . They’re More Popular Than Ever This Year! NOW AP CREAMERY FRESH KEYKO SUNNYFIELD PURE BUTTER 46' OLEO LARD . PA 1ST-ATT CREAM CHEESE PORK LOIR ROAST RIB END | -29‘ U. 18c JK “13Cc LB. IsffiDN STEAK LB. LB. STEAK Iribroast LB. SPARE RIBS LEG OF LAMB CHICKENS .STEWING . . . . . . . FOWL 36i 351 43‘ 29c 22cl 35° 41° 37° LB. MEN S LOUNGERS 4b JARS I / *c*n lie WHITE CORN e/4-orBOY- cUllC PEAS | scon COUNTY DICED CARROTS I MIXED VEGETABLES I IONA CUT I LOAD MOTT-FRENCH ■ RELIABLE CUT I 28* I TOMATOES "a-’iic BABY FOODS DICED BEETS tlOO' - — Come in today and >ec CAN SHOE STORE WI RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITIB - IRA QI. 7can /C M ir CAN IOC no c°an’14c It-OZ. «r. CAN I3C COMSTOCK ‘ PackaqsL dt drop (p/dcoJ •feSSF CLAPP J AND GUIH S Can 7C in/rOZ. CAN 7 /C |3i\59cj |2‘B=“47ci|3^o75cJ DONALD DUCK LB. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 CANS2 23c .. Jt 5 ffSKSVQr 131 ?lo. faction, (points. IONA ENRICHED VO«r Eup that coots! ts Wc FAMILY FLOUR LB. tlEAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS Ke 10c WHEATIES SUNNYFIELD tS24c iPMUKE FLOUR SNO-SHEEN I GOLD MEDAL I I OUR OWN "iil 24c I I GROUND SAGE 7515127 Valnel!! DELISH TEA BALLS ORANGES GRAPEFRUITS YAMS CELERY LETTUCE SOUTHERN—FOItTO RICAN LBS. ann pace 2 Ik % 9c ■S.24c 5-OZ. 9c r LBJ BAG 39c 7c PKG. PKG. IlC I’/rOZ. PKG. Q/C 2&M5c BAR 2 ■ 5C 13c 23c & 9c bars IT 29' 29' 14' 11' Enriched...dated daily lor freshness! MARVEL BREAD 3 -- 29c FRESH—TENDER CARROTS 2*^-19* M-OZ. ““St'11c ANN PAGE HEAD baby foods our attractive styles for men TOMATO SOUP •SI 12c 9c JUICE COCKTAIL CRISP—SOLID—ICEBERG 9-OZ. JAR SJ29 Ncan 11c IONA PEAS WAX BEANS LGE. BCH. AND <1 TOMATOES ■£«’13c GREEN BEANS I l£s TLo. dfailjiA. ColfaL 9/L CUu^ GREEK BEAMS I AiP YELLOW tCOITCOUNIV “Si 12c MICHIGAN musun* 98c IWrOl. VEG-ALL TEXAS-SEEDLESS LIBBY 5 Si 12c COKN IONA ALASKA SULTANA DOZ. *kh ’*«XiiuCe ’’<55 31c HAM NO.2 CAN SEAVIEW IONA , 2 31‘ SMM1 OUVES Soft sausage' 17-OZ. JAR GRAPES 2&W Women ’•eSL 4c DILL PICKLES "TS 21c MUSTARD lb. 38C ■ QUICK OR REGULAR HEINZ URGE SHRIMP I CREAM OF WHEAT 22c RICE FLAKES CORN FLAKES l.47c I■ KELLOGG'S ■iSiWc HUN! "IT' SALMON STEAK STEAK SAUCE ROLLED OATS IS 22c Lb.59c I■■ SUNNYFIELD t'ROUT STEAK CORN FLAKES TSilOc BARBECUE SAUCE DAILY KIIILED t LI. GLASS JARS ■ ILUI BONNET SALTINES 2 Al 31c DOG BISCUITS HERRING HOLLAND STYLE ea 99c ■ M CHARDON MAID ■pancake SYRUP "55:24c BAKING SODA JUNKET RENNET TABLETS J'AiLihniL&A.—QuaLih/,—UalufL DURKEES PUMPKIN PIE SPICE GET ALL 3 IN A&P PRODUCE DEPARTMENTS OLD DUTCH CALIFORNIA—RED EMPEROR CLEANSER LAUNDRY SOAP FELS-NAPTHA SWEETHEART TOILET SOAP. anh page OXYDOL SOAP POWDER. MACfcRQNJ AMMONIA SULTANA $J69 CHOPPED BEANS OZ FLOUR MUSTARD Warm Fell, with and hec|. Blue Brown. POTTED MEAT 'Si 32c SULTANA KIDNEY UKE FLOUR 2 a 39' 'Si 38c SHACK ARMOUR'S BEANS 9 ,, LB. ,C u 23c “cS 35c TREET CL, £, Q t/Mutn. Skunii. OalwA. JUICY—FLORIDA—SIZE 252 Mother's F Juliet Slipp MARGARINE PARTY LOAF ANN PAGE BOSTON IcookeHams u 24c HONEY TUNA FISH i MARGARINE •Si 12c MI-CHOICI MARGARINE - ---- ARMCUR'S PARKAY %1Bc CHEESE BANANA BAR CAKE 28c CHOCOLATE ICED WHITE CAKE .. 35c IANE PARKER DONUTS Mz.15c , THE BEST BUY IN ANY STORE * WAR STAMPS ★ AND BONDS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER t, 1943 BRONSON—WELLMAN Bennett. | vslt Ing her daughter Mra. O. F. On Bunday afternoon, Nov. 31. ware here Sunday for | Angell, returned to her home In from Columbus. Ohio, returned Sun- , lick on Wednesday evening at dav from Mt. Pleasant where lie home on South Dibble «. t George A. Rorauon , Battle creek on Tuesday. Mr*. Chartea Fa ill Mra. Warren WUooa. | Mrs. Gertrude Endsley lUS re­ *oent the weekend. That evening, in Dorothy C. Wellman of Jackson, to. wishes to dinner on Friday 1 -------------------- ... । Mn. John Graham. Mrs. Ftoyd turned home after spending a week company with Mr. and MTa. L. E. ; a Captain Robert C. Bronson was! .on. mg ll Mcrncrnon, who used to .Following the ceremony, a re ­ LL McPherson, Mr. and Mra. Don Bitven of Lan- ; Washburn and Mr*. Will Anderson in Grand Raolda with relatives and Barnett and Mr. and Mj» Clayton Ing solemnized nt the home of the of- j ------with «‘?omCcRf Maison he was entertained for din- -make her “ *home — ‘ the Fauto dur- cep**?" sing spent the weekend at their: of Jackson; also Mrs Ethel Renkes . friends, fldating minister, the Rev. J. J. ngATH O Ing her high school years in Has- brides parento. All Madison St. home here. of Muskegon, who waa here last y,. and Mra. F. D. Ctncebeaux OT ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Uhgs I Both Mr. and Mra. Anderton are Koehler, pastor of the Flrat B-ptl*t church of Jackson. ” ?' Carroll McGuftin and daughter. 1 w«k hclnine to care for her father. . Oun Ulu .pent Thanksgiving Dav Irving Denton in BaCUe Creek. • • • graduates of the Jackson High Mix* Lucille Bas.M lL Fort Wayne. Anne of T^verae City visited hl* 1 She retumsd to her home on Mon- , wlth and y^ Robert Cook and -. -. _____ .1 n-.-. ------- * WTw mother, Mra. J. O. McGuffln. from 1 dav. • yisa Constance Cook. West’ Apple Bl. entertained Wednesday Ull Friday. Mra Edwin Rtto trf Uncoln Park., Mrs. Frank Haight and daughter enter- children st a ThankSivUudinner while her husband to stattoned at well known former Hastings rest- heart trouble dent*. and a grandson ot Mr. and .suffered for MIm Ethel Copenhaver »1*nt SCT’fb .tESiAtaJ’ / I lalned with a family dinner In hon- Those present were Sir. and Mrs. wcreMr. Mr*. Navy Pier. Mrs. D. O. Bronson of thia city. jMrs Rlchard Floyd, Flojd- Foote, Foote. Mr. and Mrs. Fred ThsnkMlvtng at the home of her *. ®S^guSto*i 1 Wl'cw and « of her Stand’s birthday The Banner recently mentioned the jn Bordis nd, uncle. Harry RanudeB, in Kalama- “runMnclL*Maine. c on Mr *md Mrs Kenneth Wilcox and ruuU of Mr an(1 Foote. Putty and Barbara, Mr. and MOON—WILLIAMS Mr. and fact that Captain Bnravon had nesday Nov Mrs. Ed Enote and Charles, Mr. Mra. Myrtle Williams and John Mr*. Foote Charles. Mr*. Boyd Clark returned Baturto°h^wor?l0QPl8uSay h Mr fBJld M”; .P . L^Appteyorth’KsJamaVooon and Mrs. Robert Foote. Bernard ------- ------------------------------------ ------ ------ — and Janet. Mr and Mrs. Jack Rev. B. J. Adcock at the home of m W*rr-'r, day from a visit with her husband, a short *Uy al home. MLh “*4,5 1 Wednesday night Raymond Jones Foote. Mr. and Mra. Gordon Gray Mra. John Adcock of 437 W. MUI ‘A, the to the wife. Eula. Bgt. Clark, at Alamogordo, Texas. EdntoDdTaMomiMnted them ■ ot BaUte Cn3. and Nancy Lee aU of Hasting*. Mr. Bt . at sewn o ’ clock Wednesday J™ . ®°®njiltal serves i Mra. John Ketcham returned „ far Ann Arbor on Wednesday | JH.’. J^fti^nri'M^L’ L Dew^y I1 Mrs. »«• Earl Earl Mudge Mudge entertained ente Mrs. Mra. Clarence CurtU* (Ruth evening. Nov. 24. “t B°u‘h Havenon Ti»mt Monday from Ann Arbor where she , antl until Sunday M lhe 1 ’Wted Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Elaln y^ aij <4 Morgan on Monday, and । Elgin Mead of Morgan ------------------------------------------------t o, Foote > Duane. Jimmy and Johnny has of ; guest or pf ouss Mis* twnnenne Katherine mivws. Fellows. j._ —*»,. na* her ssev headquarters for «-part —• — iI Thanksgiving day gueaU ot Mr. Mr. and Mra. »» Ray Hiatt and Miss the lime In connection with herund ”•* Mrs. Ronald Haynes of " har . and y^. Albert Din' Dlnkcl’ of''1 and N. Wil- - Katherine Giddings of Battle Creek of Grand Ledge. brkle and groom wrfe^ccwnoanted f^rncd promotion* awarded longing to the Rltooto Bl here holiday with Mr. and work as supervisor of Zeta Tau : Grand Rapids were h 'r* on Mon^ «>n Bt. were Mr. and Mra. J. W. ,t)ent A pleasant affair last Friday by Mr. and Mrs. NeU Granger of hl^L W(.dnaa£*av anrt -n,,™.,- of; ' .funeral ui of n«.r their ,°f 8®ut.. .h Haven, Mrs. Mrn. Mrn a Quv Giddings. Alpha Fraternity. I dav tto o attend the luncrwi evening wa* the co-operative dinner Halting*. °°Od •waartun ... ............ ........... .................................................. m« t t™ from. * B Qldlfy Mr. -and Mr. IM.rr Hon 1*0 cauln. Ml*. MrrU?Twlor. Edlu. H~HU1. , at lhe home of Mra. George HebA reception wa* held after the 1x41 week Capt. and Mr*. Bronson . Chicago. Tuesday for Ft. Smith, Ark., to Thanksgiving guesta ot Mr. and , i ® tended the funeral of an aunt In den given by ’the wives wiiosc hu*- Ito^aurtiter-m-Laa **“ ——' visit his mother Frorn there Mre yp A. Gaskill at their home «•<£»•> Owoaro 1I 5^ ”^? ^dlii " thT si7g Owo&'o on on Friday. Friday. I bands were extending the Mag MwV’!he8wini«<wiSi her^molhtt Mr^*rtSrt.i°aSSiil Znd“ Mr mid i Wandamac Bechtel> and Mrs. Ruth Junior Guldet of Lansing spent । dlnnar al the Country club. Four acting as hostem. Twe iS Ho wl? atoo be to lta«S m2 tliem fa£l- ' Bu*klrk of Hasting* a few days last week with Mr and taU„ Of bridge were in play and tended the reception. ?£• .1“ nr .hb’wmtar * I1 Mra. Edith Bechtel relumed from Mrs. Jas Gower. | high £* a Do %£ lg*oa Mr» “ Edith returned from Mrs. Jas. Gower. । high scores were turned in by Mrs. Uje' greater ireater part of the winter. llea of tftu city and Mr. and Mra. ’ on**"• •"* Bechtel u sister.; visit with her Holldav cuests of Mr and Mra. | Hebden and Mra. Carroll Burku Eleanor Stridden and Miss Rotan Oa£ul Mn<extended T^Brelde^teto M & i7id~fc£’ six- Mrs- J- w Breidensteln at South Frank Mosher were Mr. and Mrs holder. ' Helen Knapp, had *I|hank*giVMig Nashville. Places were laid for six Havcn while she waa there ahe I Kenneth Mosher and family of ----- «♦» ---------WARREN—WARREN dinner with the former's sister. M„ Ort Fuller John ! - ---------------1 WpBMOH-WIlCOX I Announcement te made of the Mrs. O. D. Fassel at Barryville. marriage of Elmer Warren and Mrs. Mr*. Alice Mead-spent the latter for Chicago to remain several days.1 Dawson spent lhe first of the week ----------------------------------------------------- Mb^Cwl^n»>WHrn?’grt2iie’ht^anf Edna Warren, which was solem­ The David Goodyears and Chfl ln Chicago r A f I 1 I IT T ii C W i rr Tl 1A v i 1 r lcox ’ part of the week with her grand­ ford Dolans with Tom Dolan’s I B^day guest* of Mr. and Mrs \ (l I I Al I I I* M \ I and Warren Wilcox of nized at hl* home In Sun Held town­ son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ken guest, Parker LeVan of Loulsvld-', John Delnaay were Mr and Mrs. JvvInL IILIlJ Jack*on. former Hastings realdento, ship on Friday. Nov. 19 the for­ nelh Mead of Kalamazoo Ky.. .pent Thanksgiving at the Du- j Jeanette Mart*. ---------------- —--------------------------------B C. Aruteraon. Navy Pier, mer's son-in-law. lhe Rev. Isaac Mr. and Mis. Harlow Moored had lan cottage at Gun lake. Osgood of. Woodland officiating. I Battle Creek. Mrs Hazel MUter. I Friday afternoon Mrs. William a^J^'n6OnJa/1.^' a^LU’^<.d' as guests Thanksgiving their son Others at the wedding were Mrs. Tlianksgiving guests of Mr. and South Bend. Mr. and Mra. O. Helm Linington entertained her bridge *** h and family Mr. and Mrs. Forest small Mr*. LB?Lockwood were M1 m Ruth and family. club at dessert, followed with the ’^Jg^'hurch to Osgood (I*cna Warren > and the Moon'd of Assyria. bride’s daughter. Lockwood. MLss Mary Lou SuUivan Mrs. Burr Dennison and son Terbridge. Winners were Mrs. Clar। >• on SHurtla} lining. Nov Among lhe Hastings people who nnd Dunbar Sullivan of Detroit. ; ry, Glenn Swift. M1 m Maxine Swift cnee Cappon nnd Mrs. Bert Webb. 1 the Rev. B. AGriffith reading attended the funeral of little Kay ■ * • , me service. L ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and । were Thanksgiving gue»te of Mra. [ . . • .... ... ... Sanderson at- Owosso on Wednes! a in grown of friend* . surprised Mrs.' ... For her wedding lhe bride wore a —----------------------------------------Mr. and Mrs Leonard an­ Mrs. Earl Chase were Mr. and Mrs e. J. Shouu and MLm_________ Elma Swift I -------Doxey Qf thelr •iur Creek. vrrts. Anna Johnson on Monday evening winter white dress trimmed with nounco---------the ma Lawrence Chase and sons. Mr. and , Battle Beverly M.;. Robert Brown. Miss ----------Z, . in honor of her birthday which was gold, and brown accessories. A cor- daughter. Norma — rt. Wlnnell Gldicy, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Fletch­ Mrs. Jessie Chase of Coat* Grove. I Mr*. 109 . ------------. yesterday. Dec. 1. Mrs. Flora Story sage of chrysanthemums completed Gibson, of Drew Field, Tampa, Fla.. Mr. and Mra. J. E. Mattoon re- ' Brown and her guest from Detroit ’ er, Dr. and Mn, Norbert Bchowalalso surprised when she was her costume. cn Nov. 17. i ler. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jacoba. turned Sundav after spending the were Thursday guesls of Mr. and was presented wih a birthday gift m | । Mr. and Mrs. William Lake and Mrs. holiday With LicuL aijd Mr*. C. 8. Mrs- Silos Doster at Prairieville. was Mrs. Johnson. Contract was Jones at Wyandotte. । Mr. and Mrs. Roy Downs. Mr. and Maude Schomp. and refreshments served, all Mr. and Mra. Ernest Hayes and Mrs. Guv Nash of Carlton Center played । Mr and -Mrs. Elmer Warren of a happy evening. i .Sunfield township were Thanksgiv­ Phil Griffin of Gull lake were cn- ! were entertained Thanksgiving at. reporting ing guests t f Mr. and Mrs. Ralph tnrtalned Thanksgiving at the home i the home of the Guy Coykendalte. 60c size of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Soules. Baltic | The Rev. and Mrs I. A. Otgocxi Places were laid (or eight at the Eggleston. | of Woodland spent Monday with dinner , Riven on Friday evening by Dr. and Mra. Frank Carrother* Creek. Mrs. Ella Hammond spent the Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Eggleston. ;Mr. and Mn. Charles Fatil honor­ spent Thanksgiving with her moth­ weekend in Delton with Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Cedric Morey and jIng Lt. Helen McPherson. A. N. C. er at Whitehall. bottle 100 ’ Mary Lee were In Battle Creek for ,of Fort Sam Houston. Texas. Lt. Mr. and Mrs. Clgyton Matson Mrs. Mark GorrLson. The Arthur Hansens were enter- Thanksgiving. ■ ;McPherson returned to her duties were guests of his imrcnts at Dowl­ talned at the homo of Mrs. HanOn Monday Mr. and Mrs. Roy , on Tuesday after spending a week ing for Thanksgiving. oen ’ s parents in Bad Axe over Everett entertained Mr. nnd Mrs । Mr. nnd Mrs. Kent Drake nnd 200 | Sol Baker of .Woodland. Their David of Soul 11 Haven were guests Thanksgiving weekend. 46 ox. The Women of the Moose cele­ Mra. F. W. Denton leaves on Tues- ।Tahnkagiving guest* were Mr. and of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne Merrick 3 points vU brated the birthday of Miss Hah Wednesday night ant! Thursday. AU day for a month’* visit With her । Mra Rov Hcnney anddaughter Bottle 395 Reed Tuesday evening. Nov. 30. I Bonita. Battle Creek and Mra. Mary were dinner guest* of Mrs. & A. daughter in Boston. Mara. at their monthly party nt the hall. Don Hildebrundl who 1* attending . White. Nashville. Burton on Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs Roes Blivln spent A pot luck supper was served at 7 Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Sander­ the U. ot M. spent Thursday with pint Thursday with the Don Bllvlns in o’clock, nnd game* and entertain­ son, accompanied by her moUier. Mr. and Mra: E. J. Hildebrandt. Mrs. Cha*. Hinman 1* entertain- Lansing. ment followed. returned from Ownaso on Sunday. Thanksgiving guast* of the Har- . Mr and Mrs. Henry Weaver spent Ing her slater Mra. L. R Meara of ------ her ------------Hammond. Ind., this week, and her 1 old Downs were parents. — Mr. ■' A happy affair on Tuesday eve-1 Thanksgiving in Grand Rapids. 60c*ize brother Tech. Sgt Harold Shields. -• J •*---------Clement* --------------mid Mra. ” Henry of Sheri- nlng was the dinner given In honor Clare McKee went to Buffalo last dan. ------------------------------------------------of Mrs Irving Cntosy’* birthday. week Tuesday to visit his two sons'’ a tail gunner who has been *taA guest Inst week of Mr. and Mrs About twenty neighbors participat and tlieir families. Mrs. McKee, who tioned in England and will leave John Engel was R. P. Hanford of ed. had been there for a month, re­ about Dec. 20 for Miami. Florida. .... Mra. O. C. Shields has returned Detroit. Her sister. Mrs. Roy Plum- i turned with him on Monday. To celebrate birthdays of Mrs. Mr. and M-s Cyrus Buxom andl to lhe home of her daughter. Mrs. steel of Clinton. Ont. arrived on 'Earl Tate of Rockford and Mrs. Mrs. Jesse Norris were Thanks-• Chas Hinman, from Hammond. Ind. Tuesday for a two weeks’ vtslt. 60 333 Mis* Arlene Camubell of I-ansing Richard Bishop. Mrs. Virgie Reid Slvina guesto of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clare where she was called by the death of her brother. wm home -for the Thursday holl- entertained Bunday with a fantfly lords of Lacey. Corp. Rolland J. Cusack returned dav. Pvt Thomn* Stebbins, who had dinner. The guests included the Monday to Marmlon Military Aca ­ TlianksRivlng guest* of Mr. and husbands of the honor guests. Mrs. been lure for ten days with Mrs 100 j Stebbins and other relative... left demy. Aurora. III., after spending Mr*. Gilbert Fisher were Mr. and Ida Bldelman. Mr. and Mrs. Otis ' Haitliy nnd family. «... Mr. — and Mrs Monday for Camp Reynolds. Green­ Uif holiday with his Barents Mr. Mra FYcd Haney of Carlton. Pfc. Kirk E. Foreman who has Charles Eaton of Rockord. uiid Mra. P. J. Cusack. On Sunday ville. Pa. „ . Sparkling Water, Ginger Ale, Hi Spot — plus deposit •_ • • Mr nnd Mrs. Elnm Crook re­ Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Rogera enter­ been attending lhe Sparton School n Fletcher was hostess I turned to their home In Boulder. tained with a family dinner in his of Aeronautics at Sheppard Field. 1 M e club Monday evening , Colo, on Saturday after a w-ek’s' honor at which Mr. and Mra. Wm. Texas, will leave for West Point on ' to 1 Ugh honors u'ere uvre awardaward- 1> visit hero with Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ Schader. Jr. of Battle Crock were Monday After a tep-dav furlough for dessert,Tilgh nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rex ed to Mra. Cedric Morey and Mrs. dall Burk and other relatives.. also guests. Mrs Bnuna French of Bellevue Foreman. Miss Martha Lou Maus was home' Roman Feidpausch. The husbands The Harold Fosters, and the L. E. spent lhe evening at the home of . I from Albion college over thei v tolled tier sister-in-law, Mrs. Elsie Fostero spent Thanksgiving at the Ken Labcrtcaux. Reed, over the weekend. Thanksgiving weekend m>o. v—c. has returned « — • • • Mrs. Inez .Feascl to heme of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Woods , I Jacob Konkle vl-ited his daugh­ Among the affairs given far Lt. ter. Miss Edith Konkle. of Battle Hastings after spending .Thanks- j at Rives Junction where they atBUY BONDS FOR VICTORY REGISTERED PHARMACIST I Creek from Wednesday till Satur- giving with her daughter in Lan- । tended a reunion of the Foster fam- Helen McPherson of Camp Sam Hastings Phone 2241 sing j Uy. Houston. Texas, was a neighbor- I dav. Mrs. Clara Dean, who has been Flight instructor John Barnett hood ^nrty given by her aunt and j Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson and win v’*itcd h»r •rnren's Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ftnlan. of Fowlerville cn Sunday. On Tuesday. Mr. Peter son left for Fort Sheridan. 111., to | enter army service’. Lemuel Edmonds war. the guest I Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C Edmonds I Monday night enroute from NlnIgara. N. Y.. to his home in NaahI **Mrs. Frances Ward and ran. Rob- PERSONALS Popular Prices on Every Day Drug Needs 27c VICK'S VAPO RUB 27c GROVE'S COLD TABLETS AGAROL 3 small MODESS ALKA SELTZER ASPIRIN TABLETS 39c 98c YEAST & IRON TABLETS UPJOHN UNICAPS loo MILK OF MAGNESIA SALHEPATICA 49® COD LIVER OIL p»t 98® ENTORAL COLD VACCINE 89® HALIVER OIL CAPS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES TUESDAY AND FRIDAY DURKEESOLEO 6point* lib. 23c 17613501 CAMPBELLS TOMATO JUICE*'X23e ENGLISH WALNUTS 39' IDAHO BAKING POTATOES10 lb( 48c THOMAS SPECIAL COFFEE 22® FRESH TURNIPS 51b*. iQc CANADA DRY 15® 1HEEIFS C.Thomas Stores, Inc = DRUG STORE Give Practical Useful Gifts Irrt. were Thanksgiving inirsts of I Mr. nnd Mm. Raymond Aldrich of I Caledonia. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Johnson snent I the weekend with friends In Toledo. I Mr, nnd Mrs. Caryl Fuller and I daughter. Elaine, of Lowell were I Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. I Glenn Densmore. I 'Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Bennett of I Nashville were Sunday guests of I For 32 Years Headquarters For Standard Merchandise ROOMS HOUSE COATS HOT A COLD WATER SHOWER BATH GIFT BAGS ROBES AND Lingerie - Gowns, Slips, Panties $2.98 to $10.00 Matched Towel Sets COATS HOTEL HASTINGS Bridge Sets - Lunch Cloths Sheer Rayon Hose AND SUITS DRESSES Gloves CHESTERFIELDS Scarfs and Fascinators Handkerchiefs-Single or Boxejl Block, Brown and RAF Blue $19.00 to $29.75 All Wool Sweaters for Women, ALL WOOL SUITS Boys and Girls $19.00 Girls' All Wool Coats Carol King DRESSES Boys' Overcoats and Suits $5.00 to $15.00 Quaker Lace Cloths & Scarfs $298 ”Purey” Blankets and up Sizes 72 x 84. Part Wool, Rayon and. Cotton. "Nash- SHEER RAYONS FOR SHEER FLATTERY H A Ml s E .V s 'Exclusive, but not expensive' uo" Mode. Sotin Bound. Sort;'17---------- 1 0BF Af �Lathrop of Toledo, Ohio, returned home Wednesday. Carol Lathrop re­ turned home with her to May till CARD OF THANKS EDITORIAL­ ASSOCIATION Sheldon Agency All Kiads of Insurance Surety Bonds Pkoaa 21S5 Hastings Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. , Elwood Brake and family of Ionia. * Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brake and family spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ky­ ser of South Boston. * Mrs. Mary Bidletnan spent her Thanksgiving vacation in Grand Rapids. On Wednesday night she attended the wedding of her nephew. Robert Wen­ ger ana Virginia Rahn at Coopers­ ville. * MBs Eldlene Preston of Grand Rapids spent Wednesday and Thursday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Preston. * Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kime were Thanks­ giving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Heintz of Caledonia and were Thanksgiving supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Be­ land Jr. of Lake Odessa. Other sup­ per guests were Mrs. Mabelle Yoder. Gordon and Norma and Mrs. El­ wood Yoder of Freeport. ★ Mr. and Mra Dale Geiger and Patsy ' of Grand Ledge spent from Wed Inesday night until Sunday -night । at H. W. Geigers. They all spent Conrad have bought tS Ralph Ekkcns place and plan on rnWuig Ute re soon. * Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wise, MBs Josephine Wise and Mr. and Mrs. Duel Wise and son spent Sunday and Monday at Union City. Ind. where they attended the funeral of the former's aistar. Mary­ * Mr. and Mn. Guy Kantner and Marvin were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Kantner al Hastings Thanks­ giving Day. Loren Hershberger AUCTIONEER When you are going to have a sal EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for tome of that good Swanson Agency Lily White Flour 1S9 W. STATE NEW LOW RATES Property damage and Liability Protect your right te drive under Michigan's new responsibility low in the world's largest auto- Mrs. Ted Edwards of Mar&ltall were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Geiger. * Mr. Ivan Slater and son Lewis of Ionia were Sun­ day evening visitors of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Garfield Slater. * MBs Francis Scott of Grand Rapids spent Saturday night and Sunday with CONTACT GEORGE MAURER In buying or selling IN MEMORIAM SOUTHWEST WOODLAND daughter. Bonnie and Mr. and Mra. Sherman Jones of Assyria were guests of Mr. and Mra. Carl Holtom Thanksgiving. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sandbrook and family spent Thanksgiving with his parents. Mr. and Mra. Thomas Sandbrook of AUCTION SALES Uat Tour Sale With HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE PHONE 3170 Dates can be made at Banner office. U. WASTED—Work on farm by th. month. Call at 1*10 H Jeffer.on. 13 2 WANTED—Waahlna* or work by th. Mur. run «i»e good rrtrrmct. Mr,. Jantaa. l.l hou.r ant of Jlookr««. CHRISTMAS TREES 143 K. SUts Phone 2331 tf r .h s s G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. to , Floor Sanders for Rent I Eaves- Troughing Tin Shop I 1 11 Monhall Furnaces Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of furnaces ” ..r «>r spent Friday and Saturday With Mr- and Mrs. Harold Hecker and ’ family of West lake near Kalama- SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS. M1CU. 6»6 TABLETS. SALVE. HOSE DROPS ml family ZOO. ..4 family MBs Jeanne Kantner of Butter­ worth hospital, spent from Satur- HUNTERS-TRAPPERS rv of our day tin Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Guy Kantner. * Mr. and Mrs. Laird Wotring of Grand Rapids were weekend guests of hB mrtnorv of t parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wotdird !,< u.r I ring. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Stoffer of ..r, t,.■ r.ia Lansing were Sunday guests there. I * Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Eddy and1 ----Rex Weyerman spent Sunday aft­ ernoon with Mr. and Mrs. John emoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Wey­ erman and sons of Hastings. * Friday Miss IrB Guy and Linden spent kt.3sd.-M., Sunday afternoon with Mr. and \ Mrs. Galt Bever of Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Lehman and Mrs. Carl Lehman of Nashville were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr chki.n und Mra. Laurence Chase ot Coats Highest prices paid for fan, hides ■nd pelts. One block north of the Hastings National Bank. tf. ' ‘ j-a CORK FOR RALE—3no •hock of good corn. 2 tnllc* north of Delton. Inquire or write Yankee Spring* Oil Srat.on. IS 9 FDR SALE—240 ,hork» nt corn. ^Oc .hock. Inquire Sterling Week*. 7t2 E. Mill. 123 GRANGES FARM EQUIPMENT AND MIBC. INSURANCE and BONDS DEAD AND DISABLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY KALAMAZOO AUCTIONEER List year Auctloa Sales with TWP TAX NOTICES DEWEY REED Hastings, Mich FOOTLITE FRANK JONES QUALITY DR. DERK STUIVE OFFICE HOURS 9:00 o m. to 12 noon 1 :00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. 'BUI” SHERWOOD । INSURANCI Evenings Mon., Wed., Fri-, 6:00 to 8:00 p. Ph< Long EXTRA hour$. CASH smart new winter shades For your old Scrap Iron. Radiators, Batteries. Alu­ minum, Bran, Copper & Limited quanity Load. CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONKER Experience and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville t of FOOTLITE ' IRREGULARS 2 pain $1 50 Attention Farmers! HORSES, $5.00 COWS, $4.00 Dead or disabled; Prompt Service 7 Days a Week. Small stock Picked up Free. animal may save a life. Glycerine from your Protect Your Precious Stockings ! Wear these crodle socks. Prevent heel rubbing; deterior­ ation^rom perspiration—keep your feet os comfortable os well. Wonderful for extra stocking wear. Don’t Hesitate! Call— CALL HOWARD BRISTOL Truss Fitting HOSIERY We hove the “sheer, sleek fitting, long wearing stock­ ings you wont for yourself and as gifts. CHIROPRACTOR GLINN F. LAUBAUGH BN Me. Michigan Avmim WORKS g'SveeetMvreecreeeMVC'C'erec'ec'C'mM'C'ec'ce Shipping Livestock Every Saturday Hotel Hastings RENDERING | Buy EARLY for Best Selection! I Bales can be made at Banner office. Pkoae 34457 COWS $4.00 HORSES $5.00 Glycerin available from animal fats is badly needed in WAR EFFORT. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Coll collect. Phone Collect - Hastings 2715 or Res. Phone 718-F2-3 BATTLE CREEK RENDERING CO. SHOESTORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN? THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1943 IICHTY-EIGHTH YEAR SECTION j Pvt. Louis Barlow. Pvt, Corltes A. pendectomy is Gaylord Flory about that Lt.; hope everything cation and before enlistment. She (Woodland). You know about the come* along O.K. Glad to know awards Gaylord has. won on his that title Sandra Lee who arrived vn 11 IL IIVI IL I IXVHI p Bennett, pvt. Kennli E. Bolton, paintings? Well, while. In the hos­ on Nov. 21*1 weighed 7 lb*.. 12>4 ox. en. Milledgeville. Ga. Relative* in ---------------------- —' । Pvls James L. Bowerman, Pvt. Wai- pital. much to the delight of hl* We know she's a little dear and armed service Include Lt. Col. By JANE CAMERON (Contlnued from page I. Sec. 1) subjects, he drew pictures of almost how happy you are. Tough you had George M. Enos. USA. nnd Pvt. and you must get to wondering if Burr. A/B John Bush, Pfc. Cleo E the whole staff; however wo don't to get a sock In lhe eye at a time Francis P/ Hamilton. UBA." One of our soldier boys has moved there I* really a HOME FRONT at ; Card. Cpl. Dwight P. Chase. Pvt. believe he made any sketch ot the like this. A new member of the "coverall all, but let me reassure you. dear i Howard Colburn. Cpl. Robert O. appendix in question. Gaylord was. HluHLANll 1.EITFH PAPERS Twins Harold and Gerald Rogers commando*." that valiant force of to another island In the South Pa­ boy* and girls, there is a HOME Confty, Pvt. Robert W. Cooley. Sgt. In town visiting his aunt and uncle' out at Dodge City Army Air Field. mechanics which help to keep the cific and he thinks It's God's Coun­ FRONT, a real fighting Home Robert W. Corkin, pfc. Don H. Cur- th* Car] Nelthamera the other day. Kan., met Dick Bessmer who was U. S: Air Force flying under all try. but he‘says he uses the term Front. I know many of you person­ I tte. Col. Eldred J. Deming. Sgt. Since he has been home he has going by their way last week. The aorta of impossible conditions, is loosely. It reminds me of a cartoon ally although I am not out there I Robert E Demond. T/Sgt. Ralph T. painted a beautiful portrait of hte boys report a wonderful gabfest and Harold A. Potter, son of Mr. and of two doughboys sitting in a trop­ with you. I know many of your DeMott. Major Peter De Paolo. Sgt. grandmother. Glad youTe feeling well bet "Papa" Gerald somewhere Mrs. Lawrence Potter of Hastings, ical downpour and wondering why mothers, fathers, sisters. wives, nnd James L. DeVault, Pvt. Earl B. Eg­ better now Gaylord and its good to in the conversation let thoae ocher who recently graduated from an in­ sweethearts. I am here at home gleston, Pvt. Jack Elllnger. T/Sgt. have you home. two know how proud H make* a tensive course In airplane mechan­ with them and talk with them. I Vernon V. Engle, Pvt. Leslie W. Enics at Sheppard Field. Texas. They Home over the weekend was sailor Why did the moron go to - the ■ see many of them every day. I know zlan. Pvt. Dwight W. PUhrr. Pvt. Jim Morgan who has been in service Congratulations to Marine Don sav that one reason for the great florist? To net a Defense plant. what they are doing and what tliey John A. FUknnr. Pfc. Kirk E. Fore­ since '41 and Is now stationed in Johnson who Is now Pfc. Nice go­ record of an air force is that crews Gallup. George Detroit In the recruiting office. He's ing! fly awav confident that their ship are thinking. They are thinking of man. Pvt. Wm. We bought some packaged noodle ■ you. They are working for you They . T. Gardner. S 2/C. Edward O. passed word along to all the men has been coaxed and pampered into Kenny Tinker has started his Gpodson. MoMM 2ZC. Pfc. Clarence that when Barry county boys report are waiting for you studies in the Air Corps. He's now tip-top condition by specialist* like Listen In on the party line, talk R. Gress. Cpl. Maurice E. Haight. he wants to see them, which he stationed at Kalamazoo, where he's yourself. and noodles. Next time Ill get a Sgt. Edsel E. Haney. Pfc. Milo H. Alfred R. Williams. 30. 419 N. does. He has met lots of them been for three weeks. with them on the street or in their of bouillon cubes and a big Michigan Ave.. Hastings. Mich., was package home.*—what arc they talking | Haney. Pvt. Ralph H. Haney. Pvt. there. Jim says, he tries to help package of noodles and have four Word come* from Mrs. Clair E about? It te all tlie same topic. Your Frederick J. Haywood. Pvt. Robert them all he can. tells them when to Clum that she is "down here at'. graduated recently from tlie Naval times as much for the same price I L. Hazel. Col. William R Hirst. Pyt. report to be sworn In. about lhe Bradenton. Fla. with my husband Training School (Machinist*) on I don't believe bouillon cubes are letters, picture*, promotions, mis­ 35c size Jock Howes. PvL-John II. I rut rain. the campus of lhe North Dakota canteen etc. It must seem good to fortunes. furlough*, and general and even if they are. they Clair Clum." State School of Science. Wahpeton, rationed welfare are always foremost in their T/5 Ronalcr K- Ingram. Pvt. Gerald many of our young navy recruits Cpl. wouldn't take many points. I'll Greetings Holly Uenhath and Is minds although sometimes hidden A. James. Cpl. Robert V. Johnson. to meet Jim and feel that someone that a good picture, of vou. (front j N. Dak. when he won recognition make mv broth with them and cook , $109 Pfc. Norman J. Keller. will kinda look out for them on page) we think H's a peach and ns a "qualified striker" for a petty the noodles in it and make a grand behind a brave front, and it Is par­ F0'cou$c,Hz^.. ticularly so at this Thanksgiving 1 Gordon P. Kenyon. F 3/C. Lt. their first day in Die Navy. Jim's best of luck as you go to Pensacola. officer rating. Aller further experi­ meal at the end of the month when ence at his new station aboard a we are stampleas. I Harold E Kreutx, Kenneth C. Lane. brother Bill Is now at Pearl Harbor Holly's address is:— time. 30c.ize Yes. we have some selfish people A/8. A/C Jack Laubaugh. Ronald NA/C Hollis D. Isenhalh eligible for hte petty officer rat- । In town visiting her aunt and who think only of themselves and P McGregor S 2/C. Pvt Ronald Patsy heard her chums say their Ings. Hone vou set that oetty offl- ' -• —----------------;-----------their ocraonal comfort but we all I McLeod. Gordon C. Manni, GM 3'C. uncle Mr. and Mr*. Herschel FdFlight Brigade II-B. net rating fellow, and there sure Dad got a ten-point deer and she are selfish to a degree, but on the J. S. Matthews. 3rd Mate. Cpl. llck. and her sisters Betty McPher­ Pensacola. Florida isn't anything "petty ” about the “ M i ure to ? k 1 ’ f*.? 1 over-all picture there Is hardly a Laurence E. Miller. James Morgan. son (who works at the Windstorm), Here also Is a change of address ability you've shown. points had u> explain that •*" the ~ u“‘" We ----------------person that has not had their way Y 2/C. William E. Morgan. F 1 C. and Grace McPherson (who works for John: Merlin B. Pierce. Route 5. Has­ boys meant “antlers.” of life changed, taken on ■ extra Pfc. Howard L. Naylor. Pvt. Allen at the hospital) was Lt. Helen Mc­ Sirize N.A/C John O. Iscnhath tings te now taking his "boot' work and given their time and M. Newton. Pfc. Charles F. Ogden. Pherson of the Army Nurse Corps Shopping in the Big City, we training at Great Lakes Naval -----------— Pfc Carl Ray Overholt. Pvt. Gil­ from Camo Sam Houston. Texas. money to wartime services. Barracks 17 Locker 159 Training Station. One of the bright dodged odged baby t_ buggies, baby strol14 oz. . $1 size We folks here at home do a lot bert W. Paine, Pvt. Raymond G- If you happened to see Helen on Minneapolis. Minn. — — . — ^oics for hours spots to which Merlin te now looklets and unborn -----— -----of wishful thinking while you people Pipcr. Pfc. Byrle W. Potter. Freder­ tlie street you know how 'splffy' Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Munjoy R 4. Ing forward to te that nine-day and ended up. tired and weary Ln out there are doing a lol of forceful ick B. Ragle. S 1/C, Pvt Albert W she looks In uniform. Helen finished have had word from their sons this leave which will come when train- front of Frank Sinatra's picture, action, and how forceful, we nt Relgler. Pvt. James Reneau, Sgt. al HHS.. then took Nursing at week—Bob Is In Italy now and Dick big te completed. Over it In big letters wa* this knqt.. 75c size home can little realize. You have Raymond R Reynolds, Nell Rise. Borges*. Kalamazoo and Sparrow te in England. Best luck fellows. Carl J. Beteon has.exchanged >37 mortal (bring on the sarcasm. hospital. Lansing. She has been in learned that idle thinking will not Pvt Paul L. Rose. W. Slate St.. Hastings, for Norwich ' please) Inscription, "MY IDEAL." win battles, that life and death is ! Pfc. Dale L. Roush. Pfc. Gerald service over a year, this being her Pfc. Robert H. Munjoy. 36198041 University. Norfield. Vermont, where ; We say* crowly, "Who in thunder 50c real. You have learned to deal L. Ryan. Pvt. Charles W. Sanders, > first leave. Helen had been stationed A. P. O. No. 302 S Postmaster lie Is taking n soeclal five months’ cares about vour Ideal?" and a man with realities. In the not too distant Marshall L. Schantz, CSF.. Pvt. nt Camp Swift where she had just New York. N. Y. , course of training which will ulti- behind us pipe* up with. "That's future vou people ore coming, home Melvin O. Scobey. A/c Robert D 1 located the Wayne Snyders who matelv develop Into an assignment just the way 1 feel about, it." were stationed there. (Mrs S. was to civilian life to take up your Pfc. Richard P. Munjoy. 36417390 for further training In the air corps • • • places in your homes. In our homes. sell C. Shellenbarger. F 3 C. Pvt the former Agnes Burroughs* when A. P. O. No. 640 Postmaster as Navigator.'pilot or bombardier. We hunted hours for a bath In society. and in our government. George Smith. Pvt. John W. Sni­ the Snyders were sent to Camp Sam New York. N. Y. It may seem like a long road fellow, sponge and fin allv found one for You who have gone through the der. Cpl- Lynn L. Sledge. Pvt. John Houston. Later. Helen wax trans­ William Birman wrote his "mom" but keep plugging away and you'll ' 89 cent*. Now before we will pay 89 reali’.ica of war. arc going to help Stutz. Pvt. Robert Stutz. Pvt. Don­ ferred to the same camo and they that he was writing to her from the get there. cent* for a bath sponge, we will use full pint Townsend. nd. Maynard E. Tuck Tuck-­ thought they would meet ngaln. but part of tlie country where Doris us here at home to straighten out aldI D. Townie PvL Geraldine Fulton Stace, j the vegetable brush or go dirty, 8K 2/C. Ffc. Pfc. Michael H. Ulrich. Ulrich. Wayne was sent overseas and Mrs Hoffman Johnson is. which Is Bos­ daughter cur thinking and make a practical er. SK of Mr. and Mrs. James F. They tell as that tlie way to get n. Valentine. vaienunc. LL uu Snvder te now back here al home ton. Mas*., but Bill's address sounds Fulton. Delton. adjustment from war time to peace. Jr.. 2nd Lt. James N. Mich, was a memahead te to know th* right people, We can not hope to go bock to the Richard Weekley. Lt. M P. West. ; witti her parents. Helen has just as if he might be on his way. (Doris her of a Women's Army Corps unit. Il seems that If we want a bath past: that never can be. but go on pvt. Huro C. White. W/O Donald | finished a special course In anes- ond BUI lived in the same neigh­ which recently left First WAC sponge, we'll have to get to know to the future, bul'ding the best U. R. Widrig, Av/S Robert J. Wilcox, thesis and she expect* to be moved borhood—Durfee school district — Training Center. Fort De* Moines, an octopus. Does anyone know 8. A- possible from the conditions Alfred R. Williams. A/s, Cpl. Don- when she geti. back, perhapa over­ Doris married Jerry Johnson (!>'- Iowa for duty with tlie Army at) where we could meet one? Please as we find them, and each do their aid K. Yerty. Capt. Theodore seas. toni who Is now serving overseas). WAC detachment. George Field write to "O" c/o the Banner. part so that all may live in pence, Just home on furlough was:— William, who has a brother John, (LawTcncc Field) III. How about aj - - There's a special bit of cxUa ac-plenty u..u nnd securltv. Pvt. Royal T. Good. 36453877 stationed at Camp McCoy, Wte., is letter from vou. Geraldine? We just I Christmas ideas (If you want to We nrc depending on you for : tivltv about this week. as. lhe Vet- I H. 8. co.. 1880 Eng. Avn. Bn. now at— can't keep up with all you gate. avoid the Finance Co. nnd broken this peace time job just as we arc trans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary— I Geiger Field. I Pvt. William Howard Birman Cadet Ddhald C. Newton, son of 1 arches) give books of Defense depending on you for the nrescnl the ladles, bless 'em—tire sendinv, AS.N. 36862018 Snokape. Washington Mr. Archie C- Newton of RFD 4. stamps and magazine subscriptions. job We know yon can do both jobs . Christmas boxes to members, and Sorry A P.O. 7344 ■: P M. missed a chat with you HMiinat. Mich, recentlv reported to • These Ideas provide FUTURE en­ with eredlL sons and daughters of members. soldier:wehow New York City. N. Y. about a letter? — that's Greenwood Army Air Field as a joyment and contribute to the glor­ You work, wonder, and fight. We now stationed in this country; they a good wav to catch up with, HI. Harold Cole! Haven't heard student in basic flight training. He ious future we ore going to build ■ sent somework, wondtf. and wait. " lhe oversea's ----------—packages *----------- ------about you and your washing ma­ was graduated from Hastings High when the war is over. cookin.'' Best wishes from we'uns to time ago. In fact, the first 'lliank “what's chine for ages. From what we hear, school where he olaved baseball and Hire in time for Thanksgiving you' V-mail letter Just arrived from came Cpl. Ian Ironside from Essler sounds like you're taking a good took part in dramatics. He also at- | Adv. In a city daily—Marjory has ycu'uns. HASTINGS -------------------PHONE 2115 I am sincerely yours. Allen Prentice in England. This Is Field. La. He Leave* Friday for Fort manv “to the cleaner's"these days— tended central Michigan college .at cone home to Mother. I will not be Allan C. Hyde ! what he said: — Belvoir. Va. where he will begin sounds like terribly tough going Mt. pleasant. Mich. Nov: 18. 1M2 responsible for any etc., etc. Leo. A Miller Post & Aux. 3326 officers' but vou're making it. Good luck, was the date of his acceptance os : training In the engineer ­ Veterans of Foreign Wars "Hello All!" and just to be funny ing branch. If lie pusses his second .and our constant thoughts and Aviation Cadet at Milwaukee, Wis. Well, shucks! We are running out —How did vou spend Thanksgiving? Haktlngs. Mich. phvslcal exam. We know lan would pravers for all of vou to help "car- Uoon graduation he will oroceed to of paper. We rnn out of Ideas back — - ------------------------------------- Nov. loth. 1943 Oh. cuff —us for saying this but—out of an advanced training school for in the first paragraph. This ought heard some good answers to that Dear Friend*:— Sounds like a trip for: — the final steo preliminary to being hl* outfit of 1500 men. only 16 could to run 75 bushels to the acre. By — — — J ----t» — u J was vcry hB ppy today to receive one'in chiding"word from Bob Park­ Kenneth R. .Dunlap?F 2/C apply for officers' training—Ian was (Continued on/ Page 6, Sec. 2.) Cracky. er. that for tlie first time since he's the Christmas pkg. which you sent one U. S. N R. / three to pass. Heck, we flgbeen in service, he was put on K. P rue. A* you know the cigarettes were nrp of -Elect pd&Ulfflce it.'K QslBgA like . that,, n| l for the whole day. Between what ven' welcome and besidcs-L have New York'Ctty, N. Y. \ of promotions you fellows Bob Wnlldorff wrote from Great tuflt finished mv last sheet of writ­ kln<Lsthat Here's the official dope about we want to shout from the Lakes that "the dining rooms were ing paper this evening while writ­ earn Everything you fellows Beverly and Alice Good work, gate. open all day." and from what we ing mv wife. Ruth, so the sUtioncry housetops. "Two to Trade nuu u> tea I mi .bww Hastings Waves Go ­ and gate dp te so terrifically Im--------- too. Being read In the papers, we judge many -tj appreciated Being remeniremem“Boot" wherever you ore in scrv- School at College after "Boot of you spent your day. alternating bered bv those bock home puts re- portant "Two ycting young Hastings women who and then when vou hop up a "Txc betwecn turkcv and ham dinners— । newed strength In any soldwr s ice. r.llsted In the WAVU WAVES ... at Kalamanotch we shout. "More Power to 1 enlisted off the record fellows—how many ; heart and soul which in turn helps You." Ian had a chance to see hh zoo some weeks ago are now on as• ■' him to do his duty. did you have? bovhood neighbor, Tom Stebbins, signment to further training at adI wish I might tell you what I The highlight in the news of the Tom left on Tuesday for vanced WAVE schools, from which week wax lhe very Impressive cere­ am doing, but you can tell by lhe before Reynolds. Be sure and send I thev will be assigned in a few weeks mony at Central Auditorium (which type of unit I am in pretty close ns Camp u* your new addresses Tom and Ian. to actual work replacing Navy sallwas decorated very elegantly) on to our job. Don Doyle from over Freeport ors who are qualified to fight at Again I thank you for the re­ Friday, when the Hastings Mfg. Co. wav is home—haven't seen him a* ; seal membrance and wish our organiza ­ was awarded the Army-Navy E. which te another way of saying. "The two patriotic young women You've no idea what a satisfaction tion lhe greatest success. I am Riad yet. we haven't seen Charlene Thomas are Seamen Second class Alice May that award can mean to the folk.* Intel v either. See wb,at we mean? | Beck of route JI. daughter of Mr. back home who are doing a job I? being an honor. Another on furlough from Camp । and Mrs. E- J. Beck, and Beverly A. ' Best Wishes. help you. They knew they were Howzle Is Ivan Allerdlng who ar- Jones of 829 South Church. daUghLL Allen E. Prentice, doing n good job because they are rlved home at 2 A M. Friday mom- ' ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred 8. Jones, 0-1046926 working as hard as they can. but Ing just missing Thanksgiving. He | "Mta Beck, who te 21. was bom In It's nice to have the Army and Navy said he mtesed the turkey and had Hastings, attended high school here say. "Well done, and keep II up Now to the order of the week— to settle for a ham sandwich en- and Western Michigan College of until the battle's won." route but shucks, he has 15 days । Education, worked at Holly's Grill money order we mean, for one It must give you in service, a home, so who complains about UtUe 1 and at Kalamazoo Stove Co., both warm glow and pride to know that buck, being sent, with good wishes things like that—not Ivan, you can in Kalamazoo, as a cost acountant. your gang, back home, aren't letting nnd nice going to.— be sure He's In Cleo Card's outfit, j before her enlistment. She grad­ Sgt. Leon R. Helmer. 36424959 vou down. It .each Buddv of Uncle ------- --------- ugtfd wUh WAVE Jones from USS 87th Signal Co. U. S- Army Sam, had that same assurance from Hunter In Regiment 14. and te now Pvt. Ivan Allerdlng. 36412969 Postmaster his own crowd back home you'd proceeding to Naval Training school Ho. 411 Inf, A.P.O. 470 never hear of strikes because strikes Nashville. Tenn. i for WAVE yeonen at Oklahotna Camo Howzle. Texas. are lust not Included In the rules ! Agflcuitural and_^Mechanlcal,^ . ---, OKI Dot-Dash News. Nice Seeing You Home. of the game. Word from Lt. Wayne Flnkbelner lege. Stillwater. Okla. WAVE Jones, Having been in Camp Howzle two You all would have been ns proud says he was kicked Ln the eye while worked ns a valve inspector nt os the townsfolk* were of this hours. Cleo Card, who has been in playing football and the doctors are 20. Eaton Mfg. Co.. Battle Creek, after achievement and honor won by the service a year this month, was giv­ concerned about saving the sight attending Hastings high school and Mfg. CO. Everyone who had a part en 14 days/so he arrived In time of hte eye. We're sorry ns everything Western Michigan college of Edutn the presentation, was up to the for Thanksgiving; however he said mark and 'twould have cheered he made It the hard way. In order your heart to hear Jim O'Connor to be here In time to collect in respond for the emnloyees He did person on the turkey, he had to a swellegant job and well bet he was keep traveling, so one night he none too eager to talk before so slept on or at the exact spot where train conches connect—that's what many people. BETTER YOURSELF BY DEALING IN On the official programs all of he had to do to make connections. you. now In service from the Com­ He says, since being In the army, pany. were listed. You're n pretty he can sleep anyplace; which must sizeable part of our Barry county have been a help "between trains.' men. If you don't believe It take a Hl* address te:— Pfc. Cleo Card. 36412960 look nt this:— Cn A. 4’!th Inf. Regt. Employees Now In the Armed Forces FOR TRADE 170-ACRE farm in Thomapple Two. V. D. Ackerman, CMoMM. Darrell A.P.O. 470 the new pavement; has 7 room house; largo ba Start your children on the right road to Camp Howzle. Texas D. Aldrich. Y 1/C. Pvt. Robert C. Home to recuperate from on apAnderson. Pvt. Marley W. Ayres. lots of timber on the place; wants to trade for a 40 or 30 acre farm. BARRY BYPATHS ON THE HOME FRONT DRUG SPECIALS VICK’S VAPO RUB CRE0MUL5I0N MENTHOLATUM MOUTH WASH ANTIS^C„ REM COUGH SYRUP LYSOL MILK MAGNESIA ORHAN'S TOOTH PASTE 27c 27c 49c 79c 83c 59c 39c LY BARKER'S TR. VANILLA COMP, fall pint J.59 100 ASPIRIN 5gr. 29 LyBARKER’S BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS SHOW YOUR COLORS BUY U.S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ SAVINGS They’re Never Too Young To Have a Savings Account >/ Their Own! REAL ESTATE! ANNOUNCING PREMIUM SUNOCO 80-ACRE farm in Thornapple Twp. not far from good market. Has 7-room house; barn 26x40; chicken coop 16x20; 6 acres of good woods, land lays level $4,500.00 7-ROOM HOUSE in the 3rd ward close in; place has 4 bedrooms, good furnace; lights; city water; inside toilet; there is also a store building on the premises 24x24; will trade for a 40 or sell for-------- $4,200.00 GASOLINE ONE OF THE very best farms in Castleton Twp. with a wonderful set of buildings; all modern house; large "L" shaped barn with nice basement; good fences; land lays level and is good soil; 455 acres at $85.00 per acre, or will divide it. TRY THIS NEW HIGH OCTANE GAS 40 ACRES in Rutland Twp. close to Hastings, has small house and small barn; some good gnuck land far --------------------------------------------------------------------$2,600.00 OLINE FOR BEST MOTOR PERFOR- pjeed own savings in our bank. EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER bank book, so that they can watch their Rank account grow. Train them for the future by teaching them the value of money. Prepare them for the future by putting away money for their later education. HASTINGS CITY BANK fFifty Six Yean of Continuous Service” PHONES: 21OS - 2103 ANDRUS SUNOCO JEFFERSON ud COURT SERVICE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Give them a See 75 ACRES in Rutland Twp. has 6 room house; good garage; hen coop; just off the pavement for $2,600 MANCE UNDER RATIONED DRIVING thrift by allowing them to deposit their STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 26S9 HASTINGS, ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER ». 1M3 and son Carlton were Dr. and Mra. J Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tolan spent | Mrs. Geo. Tschan of Chicago Is P. E. Willison of Hastings and Mr. Thanksgiving atBattle Greek wiUi assisting in the care of her moth and Mra. Wm. Watkins of Hopkins,his parents. * Mrs. Almira Hack-I er. Mrs. Adelaide Baird at the Fred The Horace Wiley family enter­ * Baby Rosemary Haskins of Sara- ney of Hastingswas a Thanksgtv-Wlcrlnga home on north Grand tained—Ute-------following ---------—. _ guests for nac is being cared for by her Thanksgiving dinner; her parents grandmother, Mra. Henry Poulson. Russell Bender and family. A Mr.: {<*{» fwAprU < U bu‘ and brother. Mr. and Mra. Mito due to the critical Illness of the and Mrs. Pied Cialer of Grand ’Partridge and James of Hustings Grandmother Haskins, at the Har- RapMs were Thanksgiving guests M^Evelym Geukrethr«*Uogga and Mr and Mrs D A Wiley * Dick old Haskins home. * Mra. Vance of his mother. Mrs. Clara ctsler ' school al Gull lake, spent from WedRoot of Bellevue visited hb sister. Sharp and daughter, Mrs. Wood- who accompanied them home for a nesday until Sundayjrtth her parVm Rov Steen and family and his row Gillette of Grand Rapids spent, few days' visit. * Edd Plnkbelner ents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Geukes mndmo'hcr Mra Isabel Lepper, last week at the Sharp home on, was In the Levering vicinity last * The Rev. Bernard Lubben, a reKSay* Thanksgiving guests of East Main St. Thanksgiving guests; week doing some hunting * Mr. nilssionary from Mr arid Mrs. J l Riere were, the were Mr. and Mra. Loren Tungatc. and Mrs. Harold Oriffelh and chll81 thc Evangelical church in ■tev HH Harris of Wayland nnd daughter Charlotte and baby Peter dren entertained at dinner Sunday. L^fchton «t both sc^'Jccs Sunday Dr*and Mra R- M Serijan. * Miss of Parmelee. Mr. and Mra. Clair Mra. Veasie Harris and son Pvt. 8nt> *** 8^cst while here PaulineI Benaway J^F. Schlpper. Rev Benaway of of the lhe Bell Bell TeleTele- Tungate and child of Caledonia. Charles Harris. Miss Anna Hewitt ^uP,t-i-and Co's in Baitto, Mrs. Mary Sharp' and Mr. and and the Rev. 8 B. Qulncer. * Mary. Lubben and Mr. Schlpper *57? * Go's. office ofOce inand BatBunday ilea Creek Creek night at Mrs. Leon PotU. Mrs. Sharp accom- Jane Nichols. 11 years old. is ln V!™“,.Jbrojhe’7al_50?e, COUCmC. * * * MissMillie Whalen of the pooled her husband back to Lan-; Blodgett convalescent homeat 20 । John VanderVeen wentto Mlaland T-K faculty suent lhe Thanksgiving sing Sunday but Mrs. Gillette re- Cherry St. Grand Rapids for treat­ to spend Thanksgiving with his vacation at her home nt Eau Cl.ure malned for lhe week at the home of. ment and will be there for some iwn-ln-law and daughter. Mr. and .-_ r>.Russell ...•!> Hunsberger I her father-in-law. R W tlmo 1H has vic­ Mrs. Arnold Parker and remained ?Mn andj Mn. B. VF. Gillette. * time. The The little little 17girl has bwn been a vicnt Waviand were Thangsiving eve-1 Vernabelle Poulson of Battle Creek, tlm of rheumatic fever. Her birth- *or a few days yUlL * Mr. and -. .v.. m Tuesday day falls 14 and and children nine callers wat lhe home of 7her 1 spent fro from lucsaay until uuui Thursxuuio-iuaj. i«i» on u.. Dec. » u..u we hope Mrs. Harold Griffeth v~"T K.— parents, namnfc Mr. Mr 1 she cHn may mav hear libir from frnm many manv of nt her h,T were Were> Thankaglvtag ThankSgi Vine guesta CUCStH of of his 1111 broker. J. C. Bchad. ; day night with her brother. Leo .nd and r.miiv family in In th. the Sunday gueats of Mra. B. C. Swift I and Mra. Henry Poulson. , foftner classmates. 1। brother i Augusta vicinity. A prc-Thankiglvlng dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Maclver in Grand Rapids, Nov. 21 with the relatives from this lo­ cality as guests. Those entertained were Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacIver and two children and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Maclver knd daugh­ ter Janet. * Mrs. Everett Carter has gone to Camp Haan. Santa Ana. Calif., to visit her son Don. who is in training as a rear gunner. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bchnurr are staying at the Carter home during her ab­ sence. * Lynn Lepper of Detroit spent Sunday with nts mother. Mra Isabel Lepper and enjoyed a chick­ en dinner celebrating hl& birthday. Nov. 2D. W Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ritchie spent Tllankpgivlng day with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Buxton in Grand Rapids. 0 ★ Mra. J. E. Norgaard of Grand giving vacation spent here with her. her daughter, Mra. Rom Stauffer Rapids visited her parents, Mr. and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brog and family at Alto from Wednesday letters received Mra. Chas. Crookston from Mon- and his mother in Grand Rapids. * until Saturday evening. Her litJ.—tving Wedncs- Mra Lucile McConnell and two. Ue grandson, Leon Smith of Haa- Bob. who ia in the Navy expects —"----------n unall daughters spent Thanksgtvm-; tings who was also visiting at the soon to go to California for a. six day, she and her mother spent• ,In Hastings with tlie Maurice Crookt- m Muskegon. Her mother. Mrs.'Or- Stauffer home returned home wuh months' or longer stay. ★ Pvt. and ston family. ley Fausey returned with them for her and remained until Sunday Mr*. Harold Scger&trom arc visit­ a few days' visit. nftemoon. * The Earl Ritter fam­ ing his mother. Mrs Blanch 6cThe Vem Smith family, Mrs. —- and Mra. ----- Curtis ’ Grand Rapids were ThanksHattie Carpenter and little grandMr. CurtisArnold Arnoldvisitvisit­ Leighton, while —j of of Mrs. Mra. Nina Nina I visitors of his mother. Mrs daughter. Janet Maclver visited ed al the home .------- --------- --- - ,.n day furlough Vera's sister, Mra. C. O. Weimer Brandstetter Boyle at Mito. Thanks . -snsfer ­ Thanksgiving and weekend guests -----during transferfrom fromTexas Ter-to Ken "— and family at Lansing Bunday of giving. * Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Law- ‘ tucky. * Mr. and Mra. Ray Lyons last week. Miss Janet also ate rence and little daughter. Phyllis ot Mr. and Mrs Will Reed at Par - ““ —1 supper with her sister. Laurel who spent the holiday vacation with melee were her brother, John Shock entertained at Thanksgiving their sons. Ivan of Hillsdale. Alfred, wife is tn training at Sparrow hospital, their parents at Rapid City. Kal- of Grand Rapids, and their eon-In­ * Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Shoemaker kaska county. * Mr. and Mra. Elmer law and daughter. Mr. and Mn. and Uiree children of Kalamazoo of Leighton were Thanksgiving vUl- Fenton had as Thanksgiving guests, 1 Norman Carpenter of Detroit. * and Mr. and Mra. Wendell Lyons end little daughter of Flint. Ivan'* tors of or their rneir son-in-law aon-m-iai and aaughaaugn- Mrs Bertha uercna Matthews Maiuiewx and ana Mr. and ana wife and children who attended a Mr. _;.J and “ Mn. Mra. John — PosUn* tz. Melvin Waxkins J=hr. i c=r. and Jxzk son Jack iin _ Clrarwl Mr and Mra gathering of her own family hon­ Grand Rnntda Rapids. + * Mr. Mrs. nt of rinnd Grand RantHc Rapids, anH and Mra Mra. fva Eva Bert Benton had Thanksgiving din- Wood. ★ The Carl Galster family F. Myers and children and Mr. oring two members about to enter service, came Friday and accomner with the Glenn Allen family was in Grand Rapids Saturday, and Mra. Paul Spyker. * Ensign । at Parmelee. * The descendants Christmas- shopping and the llt- -Marjorie chandler, a former teacn- ‘ panted her husband home on Batot Rudolph Steeby of Leighton en Ue ones confided their wishes to er in the T-K school was In tdwn , day. * T. I. Gillette made a bust1 [ new trip to Jackson on Friday. joyed a large family gathering at Santa Claus at Wuraburg’s. * Petty Tuesday calling on her many i the Grange hall In Leighton Ccn- Offices Hazel Campbell of Chicago friends. Ensign Peg looks pretty Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell ter. Thanksgiving day. * Mra. Lydia waa in town over the weekend visit- , nifty tn her uniform. She has been I and son John of Detroit spent the Steebv of Grand Rapids, who is well ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs stationed at Washington D. C. । Thanksgiving vacation with their along in her 80s was the uldcst Clifton Campbell, and other friends, but Intended to fly to her new:; parents, Mr. and Mra. Vem Smith guest. * Mr. and Mrs Dan CUler * Miss Beth Rugg of the Beil Tele- assignment at New Orleans and | and Charles Campbell. * Mra. 8. 8. and children were Thanksgiving phone Go’s, office at Battle Creek hoped no auoerior officer would > Smith and daughter Eleanor of guests of ki his. — nephew. victor Victc. Clslcr will — be .. home —..v tills week from Tues- want her reservation In the middle Big Rapids visited lhe former's alsand family In Clarksville. day to Thursday. of the night and cause her to i ter-in-law and husband, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Wadd Thanksgiving guests leave the airplane ns happened on | Mra. Will H. Johnson, from Fri­ spent Thanksgiving In Jackson with Mattle ” ---------- — J son Burdct. the way up from the Capitol City.; day until Bunday noon. * Mr. and Benewny and her brother-in-iaw and sister. Mr. were her brother-in-law and sister, * The Rev. Ralph Harper and Mra. Arthur Wood of Lansing spent and Mra. Enos Price and her Mr. and Mrs. George Brog and children of Flushing, were Thanks-1 Monday of last week with his sis­ mother. Mra. Jennie Bovee who is children of Wayland. * Tlie Rev. giving guests of hb parents. Mr. I ter. Mrs. Clara Cialer. A Mr. and there on a visit Mrs. Wadd re­ and Mrs. I. W. Minor and her moth­ and Mrs. W. R. Harper over Thanks- , Mra. John Kenkey have returned mained until Sunday. * Floyd Holes, er, Mrs. Margaret Bliss visited the Riving and for a couple of days, and from their visit In the north. ★ who works at a defense plant in former’s children at Kalamazoo. took Mrs Harper, who has beenj The most successful hunters we have Hastings, had the misfortune to Thanksgiving Day. * Mrs. Rush here for several weeks, home with heard of from tills locality were drop a weight onto hts toe. which Randall has been in Grand Rapids them. : members of the Ed and Earl Aubil has so disabled him that lie will be the past week caring for her daugh­ Meddlcville friends will be inter- !. I*rty. Each got his deer besides off duty a month. * Mrs. Robert ter. Jeanette who has been very ested to know that Mr. and Mra. , lhe camp buck. <r Pvt. Charles HarRugg. who teaches In Dexter, spent alck. ★ Mrs. Hattie Smith visited, Bob Dean arc enjoying life at Coil- I < Continued on Page S, Sec, a.) the Thanksgiving vacation with her -----husband. Lt. J. R. Rugg of Camp Tyson. Tenn. * The Middleville Woman’s club will meet with Mrs W. R. Harper. Tuesday. Dec. 7. * Mr. and Mrs. L- R. Beeler and Betty Prost were Thanks­ tualed home Friday from a three daughter. giving guests of her oldest slater. days’ visit in Grand Rapids with Mra. Sidnev Gelb and family at their cousins. Mr. and Mra. Del White * Supt. and Mra. J. F. of the five sisters and their fami. .. Ilesin.. in an_..i most pleasant —>...>«gathering. ,,r tv. 1 -ss LET MA MAKE OUT Christmas Ci ji; “S' : !» ClUornl., Bb. enjoyed her stay mediate families present, w The I •>,- wast hut i« atari tn th,* Bedford hunting brought. home folks. * The ^descendants of home three nice deer, the sure shots »»_ nnt« »»—. jnhn Karchelr of Genuine "Silex" oZ»J!i?lrt,wu,S’wPE !;■“gfeM*’1?JJ? COFFEE MAKER ^‘ children of Detroit came Friday' n,“ht and remained over until 8unSffreX dn>' vli|lln8 hw Parents. Mr. and rt£?.<h££'ll!‘ nf^ h«ndf|n?»^ n Mra. Charles Baker. * Mr. and Mr*. d Mr °rBender visited their daughMr1 -ina *rMaynard Miller and fam ^jdt^a^Mr^ hilt lutant gtaav. ant^Phrilb^nloved TTiMi^irine 1 VL'ltlIlg Mr’ and Ar,bur Bel1and Phyllis, enjoyed ThanksgU ng on 6^^^. for j,ek.wn where day at a family gathering at the : she wlu brother, before go- Beautiful "ivory 6 to 8 Cup size Rose" | DINNERWARE SET 66 Pieces X ' “<■ l,,c W*enn /Mien noine ai rar­ melee were Pfc. and Mrs. Jack Mra. Lewis hasand sold purchased her farm Gnorhnuse - Kf Ranta Am east Addle of Middleville ^r. Calif s£: KMn^nnnt o’rUXl St ^now Ju““ U~rn°Us« Of KalanWZuO and ^1S'«i0IhV^t?fdnr^VemnBfkmny Wrv I^rr>- Flecser ftnd Infant son. occupied by qje Bronkema family. Rogerol Wyoming Park. Baby Roger' is a great-great-grandson of ! Mrs. Sylvia Alien. * Mrs trvlng Lutz and son David were Thanksglvlg guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lutz at Caledonia. Irving and his brother were in the north, deer hunting. * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holes entertained cn Thanksgiving Day, their son-tn-iaw and daugh­ ter./Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thorpe and two young daughters and Prof. H. P. Greenwall all of Kalamazoo. * Edd Perrault, Keith Schnuur nnd Edd Miller were among lhe deer hunters not mentioned previously. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Harper were her broth­ er, Fred Howard nnd children, her sister. Miss Jeanette Howard all of Ionia, and the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Harper and children of Flushing. Ralph and family re­ turned home later In tbe week ac­ companied by his wife who lias been visiting here several weeks. * Mr. and Mra. Jas. Berry and sons of Lansing visited their parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Berry and Mrs. Blanch Segerstrom over tlie weekend. * Ray Lyons was In Holland Sunday to see lib sister, and his father who has been ill in bed the past year. A Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vogel returned to Jackson Sunday evening after the Thanks­ WANTED WOMEN TO CANDLE AND BREAK EGGS FOR DRYING PLANT THOSE WHO ARE DEFENSE WORK EMPLOYED DO MORE EGGS! ■ LADIES WHITE SHOE SKATES High cut, arena clean white shoe, with full, warm plaid lining and built-in ankle support. Nickel, tubular Oana- SWEATERS ■ i A quality knit sweater In an assortment ot colors. V neck, sleeveless, full button, two pockets. Warm, comfortable. Sixes 3 to 9 $798 25 % wool 25 % rayon 50% cotton MEN'S AND BOY'S KATES Priced at Sixes 1 to 9 ■ $295 Isf p,icc*- 1 $ft48 I Many other sweat- g 'American Raider' GUN p,ic<,d FREEI Lay Away A Pair Today! MEN'S 2-SUITER BAG $239 Celling Price $28.95 DOLL BED Houiing four bint la a comfortable, uni- NOT APPLY ----------- —----- 'Ll u.l.J.1. Wh«a built of concrete a poultry botue wiU bs practically ths last Loay-1.«ting concrete is the thrifty ma­ terial for feeding floors, dairy bxrn floors. ----- 120 NORTH BROADWAY Our Ceiling Plenty of thrills and fun with ___ ___ the amateur soldier. IN SILVERS-RICH VJBj Has lhe exrlUMve spring tension cloth covered filler which locks out grounds nnd sediment. Complete Service For Eight large size, expertly finished. Priced Special at $2297 Simulated alligator fabrikoid finish. Full Uxe removable inner tray with hangen. $g98 r ------ — that help yen raUo mora needed foodetofle. WIHl PHONOGRAPH RECORD! concrete ccotrsctor or bsHdiag nuterUi DICCA—VICTOR—COLUMBIA LATEST HITS POITUND CIMINT ASSOCIATION We Buy Old Records Broken or Whole �Do you know what General Arnold said? he other day, Gen. Arnold lifted us right out of our seats cheering. T He said: "One day last month over 1600 planes were in the air gains From the United States overseas to some war theater.'' Of course, that was just one particular day, and a big one. But even so, that’s good. In fact, that’s swell! Then Gen. Arnold went on: He told how the Army Air Force and the RAF saved our men at Salerno. And how, in doing it, we had to scrape the bottom of the barrel. How we had to use every plane in North Africa—how we had to gather planes from every training center, depot and modifica­ tion center to do the trick. He said the.Italian invasion “would have been easier with more planes—and could not have been done with less.” He talked about the American raids on Germany. On one, 24 big Fortresses didn’t come home. On another, 35. On another, 27. On another, 21. And since he talked, 60 bombers—and their gallant crews— went down in a single raid. No one can attempt to evaluate their loss in dollars or the loss to the enemy in destruction of war materials needed by him to carry on the war. But planes cost dollars to produce—millions of dollars. Then he pointed again to the obvious fact that the Italian fight “is a small engagement compared to the gigantic expedition which one day, and we hope not too many months hence, will be set against continental Europe,j, . In short, if a fact was ever made crystal-clear, Gen.' Arnold made this one: What we're doing now is good— BUT STILL NOT NEARLY ENOUGH! And that goes for our building, for our fighting—and for the War Bond buying that makes the building and fighting possible. Coming soon is a day when, with one mighty effort, we’re going to smash into Hitler’s Europe and bury Germany under an overwhelming mass of men, equip­ ment—and all the materials that money can buy. And to do it we've got to boost our War Bond buying. We’ve got to buy more Bonds and more Bonds and more Bonds right up to the final minute when the Nazi and Jap flags go down into the dust—for good! KEEP ON BACKING THE ATTACK! 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Uord Hitt and Lloyd Jr. ware Thanksgiving Day guests of Mrs. TWxa* Saturday after a week s visit with hte parents. Dr. and Mra. G. F. Benner and sisters, the Misses HeMna andi Kr Benner and Mrs.! Flessner of West Lake Odessa. A 1 family and Mrs. Henry Schaibly ' pre-prtmer and two primers thte ' ———— Cappon were Mrs. Wm Hagerman. Carson Cttv. Mra. Burt. Ruprlght. Mr Mr, Uwrmc. r.ul.ecora. w«.jrue.u of Mr. MM Mn. Cbu KS Irf Lansing and on Tueadav._Lco. Bisch­ uanied bv Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hesterlv and family. * Mr. and Mra. off of Great Lakes and Mrs. BteehAnd, „d no) <X Baiu. cr«k ott of Waukegon, Ill. On ThanksPatricia Green haa read eight ' ' 1 •Continue dinner Hui. <d Mr. I d& Mr. and Mrs. Will Lyons and ; giving Mra. Cappon and hsrdauglieasy library bocks and one hard one U arrived dcr. also of Chatsworth. *"<1 Mrs Mn Karl K"1 °-Ka FxuJ ----- —— -------------„ —Bna .n ““ ram„v Bettv Cassie haa read six easy ones daughter. Mrs. Nells Shepler of ter* were entertained al the home Miss Dorothy Tyler of Freeland Hastings visited LL and Mrs Rayof Mr and Mrs Irving McCain In *u}.d sons'telted jj rs Benham for an tn- fif 5SL “iiS> remained « i momi Ouiltef csa- and daughter. Ksth- Battle creek. Faul Sunday afternoon. * Mis* visited Miss Porence Forman from Wednesday untilA, Friday. and nt _ _____________ —,. -*__Mr. _____ drfudt* vWt ’1!h1 her OaUgniCr. daughter. )1Brd OOCS. KMt Mr »—!• Uilnlno 1- o-.nX.., — .Newton wax in Coldleen Rae. *" In Battle Creek Bunday. 1| Mr3. cteo. Kaan, Call Mra. Willis Dalton entertained with -Aa. * Mr and Mrs. Warren Mr. and Mra. George Spillane, water last week with her daughterhously bee —.. v. Clarksville were Ing vacation. She was taken 111 with of thefonner's blrthdaZ Mr. or?d Mary Louise and Bob spent Thanks- Mra. Burr Cochrans and family °ver Kahter we^M? wid ... Mra. B. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and the flu on Friday and could not re­ giving at Richland with Mr. and Thanksgiving. Her other daughter. tinnT-v PlAuner a-irt IzRnv ano sirs. LX>rr KaJucr were Mr. and Mra. Frank Hynas. Sunday evening. turn to her work Monday. * Mr. Mrs. Biterman Read. , M!m Hard* Newton of Chicago, was >r. nnd M and Mrs. Henry Flessner returned Mj, and Mrs. Hynes colled on Mr. Clifford Kahler and sons Forrest Mrs. W. A. Roth left Saturday for also a guest returning here with her Irand Ra Mrs Raymond Dalton and Eldon and Mrs. Harry Boughner of Lake and Kenneth of Delton and George Odessa. * Thanksgiving Day din­ 10: 00 A. M. Worship and Sermon Pickford. U. P. where she was called mother for the weekend. Mbs New­ Hendricks of Ptkukey. On Sunday ner guests of Mrs. Arlle Spindler by the death of an aunt. I ton is taking an advanced course 11: 00 A M. Sunday School afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Kahler ac­ and Mrs. Richard Estep were George Miss Catherine Davies was home In psychiatry at the University of We Invite you to worship with us. companied by her mother Mra. Jesse Snlndler of West Lafavette, Ind. A cantata Drama ■’Clulsima.i Eve from Ann Arbor for Friday and the Chicago this year. Scudder nnd brother Ira Scudder of and Miss Catherine Spindler and in Hillside Village" is being pre­ [rt*on ofwei Mr. snd Mra. E. w Randles West Woodland called on Mr. and James Griffith of Battle Creek. ★ pared and will be given r* J. F. Gage of Minneapolis will ar- 1 Muskegon spent Bunday with her deKevilt Mrs. Scott Campbel] and children Miss OUta Shewchuk spent lhe church. Tbtiraday evening, i Wednesday ‘B. D< .T:* to . spend the daughter. uuukiiw:,. Mra. nua. Bernice Dealing: Kelley. a-.—/ pien or “v, of Lacey. * Recent visitors at the Thanksgiving holidays al her home The Annual ChristmasI bazaar baza and y‘ntor months with hte ctaughter Maude Ironside returned Margaret f bake sale of Lhe Ladles /.LI ■ Aid Society uid son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jas , Tueg^y from a several days' visit in Covert. * Mr. and Mrs. E. O. :R ' tvesaav from flitted the! Shorno were Thanksgiving day din­ will be held Saturday. Dec. 4. I Mr?. B. k. Bentley returned to her 1 SL9 Middleville. Mrs. Byron Teaker and ner guest* of Miss Elsie Shomo of hr*. Henr I home in Marshall Monday after a a nnd te children of Pontiac. Mrs. Maud Allegan. kntll Sundi United Brethren In Christ few days’ visit here with her daughrrl >,n Capron and Mrs. Mary Capron and Barents ca Capt. Robert Bronson and Mrs. 1. H. Osgood, pastor ter Mra. C. C. Higbee. Supervisor •pcn,1 nthc holiday at daughter Karan of Lake Odessa. Bronson of Jackson visited Mr. and Woodland I ot the local Bureau of Social Aid. w“l Brancha.„„i. Miss Vivien Schray of Elmhurst, Mrs. Rai uh Leffler and Mis* Joan Morning worship 10:00 A. M. 111-, apent the weekend with Mr. lefflcr from Wednesday until Fri­ and Mrs. Eugene Reuther. * Mr. day. From here they went to Kansas and Mrs. Ezra Dell and daughter 1 to visit the former's parents. Mr. who. have pu*“' «,.> Bru« mrc HujU smllh »nU lunll, aver Uw Joyce of Lansing were Thanksgiv­ j and Mrs. Hubert Bronson. Capu and ln'-s accom “EH'J’W" mww. WMnrv aue,u 0[ M । weekend. _ # ing Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bronson (Dorothy Wellmani : any pew home 7:30 p Cornelia Beverwyk and Pet­ I old Holly homestead in Woodland । M1m S'* Mrs. John Dell and Miss Dorothy were married In Jackson on Sunday. Kiloatrick pole spent er Wilds of Royal w Oak. and ■ Thursday |« —. and Mr — Dell. Sunday gurate were Mr. and * Mrs Inez Powers and sons Neil : Sunday <School 10:30 A. M. mother-in­ Paul ® Blanker Mr and Mra. Jarnea Langston and Mrs. paul UnJeT. of Grand RaiMrs. Elwyn Dell of Leslie. * George and Vance ot Lansing spent tlie 1 Morning worship 11:30 A. M. ki Alto. Miss Dona Stuart were guests of *d«- werc Thankwiving Day guests Forman stunt from Tuesday until weekend with Mr and Mra. Lowell I Christian Endeavor 8:00 P. M. Mr. and Mra. Claud " Su£rt m of Mr. and MrTfien fieverwyt. Friday at Roscommon hunting and Fisher. * Mra. Colette Greiner and I __________________________ Prayer meeting. Thursday 8:00 ! ;i Grand Ranids !' •■ ~ ” *** :; visiting his daughter-in-law. Mrs. JoAnne spent Thanksgiving with p. M. Raoids for Thanksgiving. | Mr. and Mrs. LaVem Wilcox and CEDAR CREEK Harold Forman and baby. * Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Aves of Sebewa • ----------- nnd Mrs. Elwyn Randall and Mia> Thev went from there to Grand j । family and Miss Lena and Royal Mrs. Russell Watson and.daughThe Evangelical Church lie rive: Leona Helse of Grand Rapids were Ranlds where they visited. Lha lor- |J—S - Deabler PastorBryant at Dowling were Thursday I ter spent Saturday and Sunday witl'RUesLs of their oarenUCMr. and Mrs. mer’s sister. Miss Ardath Leonatd I 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship guests of Miss Elisabeth and Miss I Mr. Watson of Detroit. ★ Mrs. Mil­ ;lv<-n Carl Helse last Sunday. Miss Leona until Sunday * Mrs. Grant Blood Hazel Henry. j dred Fritz spent a few days with 11:00 A- M. Sundav School also visited her parents from Wed­ and three daughters of Dayton.1 7 45 P. M. Evangelical League of Mrs. M. J. Cross leaves today for her sister of Detroit the post week. nesday until Saturday. * Mbs Hul- Ohio are visiting the former’s par- ; c. E. Lake Worth. Fla. 1 a George Haynes of California i very har da Euper of Fowlerville visited Mr. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Brock 'Mi. and Mra Erwin Clark and | called on hte sister Mra. Henry 8:30 P. M. Evening Worship rille hotel Thursday; Midweek Prayer meet- '.'“““’’/L, SDcnl Thanksgiving in Leinaar and family Thursday aftcrand Mrs. Ted Eupcr and Mr. and for two weeks Ii ~ ----- *••-*------------“-------------* I iivt/ll. noon. w * Mra. Mrs. Carl Hewitt from Tuesday ■ Ann ■ ■ Arbor ........ I a. Bessie v.Campbell, —* । * ‘ and Mr. and Mrs. Almond Weber of ing until Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Gil­ Detroit were Sunday dinner guests . Friday. Choir rehearsal Mr. and Mra. Henrv Cook. Mr. j Leslie Gould were lhe lucky- itecr bert McLeod were Sunday dinner with Rev. I. H. Osgood nnd family. 1 and Mra. Ray Cook. Miss Madeline 1 hunter* al this place, each getting -----------guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jlaynmnd Woodland Goes Over Top Cook were Thanksgiving guests at a. nice deer. * Mrs. Margaret Ryder Zion Lutheran Church McLeod of Grand Rapids. ■ the Jatnrs Mead farm in Rutland. I of Edmonton. Alberta. Can . spent In War Chest Drive I Paul W. Geiger. Pastor Mr. and Mrs. C. L Potter of Do­ AbOUT the only time he can Jet to Mrs. Floyd Craig spent Sunday tn j n part of last week with Mr. and Karl C. Faul. chairman for Wood- j 10: 00 A. M. Sunday School wagiac and Mr. and Kirs. Chas. land township for the Barry coun­ Mlddlevilln with Mr. and Mrs. Ear) Mrs. Ardv Owen and Joseph Ham 11: 00 A. ML Morning Worship Hidgon and Mr. and Mrs. Victor ty War Chest drive, reports Uint V^Sld$L?nlon(1 Mr. and Mra. Milo Biven-, of the telephone is a few abort hours Brumm of Nashville were dinner the drive here was very successful, Woodland Weslevan I Mias Edna Schultz of Detroit vis- Battle Creek and Mra. John Kushin in the evening. That'a when thousands guests Friday al the home of Mr going way over our queta of 1800 Methodist Church I ited her parents. Mr. and Mra. J. Of New York were Sunday dinner and Mrs. Welby Crockford. * Gene ,t He wishes to thank everyone who I Schultz. Sa Hayes 81., over Thanks- guests al lhe Owen home. Guy WarGlenn E Miller, pastor of other boya in the camps want to Rising spent -----the weekend with lus 1 contributed to the success of the X-4XU.W BlLln,L ; ner of Newaygo was an afternoon ---------------------------Phone. Hastings 3972 rntxln cousin. Vzrriun Verdun Ftnrv Flory of of rvrtroit. Detroit. < ♦ | drive and eanedallv to the sollclWe invite you to come and wqr- , U?1 c^*er’ use long distance, too. Mr. and Mrs. Don McDjod of Lake tors who so freely gave of their Mi Ip with us tn song and testimony 'Ls^L.* rf.' ---------------Odessa were Thanksgiving Day din- | time rand gasoline» Any time you arc not on die lines, ner guests at the home of hte par- ; The report for Woodland is as ing servlce'B'ob P.’ M ’ ' » Thanksgiving guest of |1 ijist weex s kiici ■ enLs. Mr. and Mrt. Gilbert Mcbeod, | followsPrager meeting at the church I5£^rlhur HHbur ttnd there's a better chance for-a soldier’s । Miss Jerilee Herzel has been out * Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Blake woodland Community Ftslithis Thurs. eve. Dec 2 at 8:00 P. St?0!™*1Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cappon of school part ot the post week with call to get through. Rteing entertained in honor of Lt. Vul Ass"n. 1131.27 M Conic and help us Pray for our spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and a severe cold. We are glad to trpor; Gaylord Florv who was home from Woodland Toarnshlp School soldier boys. Elwvn Havward at Welcome her grandmother. Mra. • Ida Flory, So unless it’s urgent, we hope you Texas. Guests were Lt. Gaylord <Scrau Fundi . . We are planning to open our Mrs. — has rcceovered from an attack of Comers. Florv. Verdun Flory. .Detroit; Mr. Woodland PT.A Sunday School soon. Watch for the I, co “*crs-_ won’t be using long distance from I Mrs. Edna Lee of Pennock has- the flu. * Mrs. Pearl Finley ol near and Mra. Geo. Roberts. Lake Odes- Woodland K. of P Lodge .. 5.00 date. i nltal spent Sunday In Grand Rap­ Kalamazoo te visiting hcr sister. sa; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nlethamer. Woodland F. and...a. M. Lodge 5 00 -----------------------7 to 10 o’clock at night. Save those Mrs. Elmer Gillespie on tlie Center Ids. Hastings; Mrs. Bertha Flory. Mrt Individual Contributions .... 700.00 The .Methodist Church I Mrs. Dora Coleman. Mrs Inez road. Miss Doris Gillespie, who hn.-i Geo. Nlethamer and Mr. and Mr.George F. Wingard, pastor I Haynes. Mrs. Janette Pettinglll were been stationed in Detroit the past Frank Nlethamer and Peggy. Wood- i Morning worship 10:00 Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Cole- two weeks, also spent the weekend land. ★ Mias Helen Reesor of Me­ Sunday school 11:15 man's daughter. Mrs. Mabel Ben- I at home. * The W. 3. C. S. at Wllcosta and Miss Marjorie Reesor of Thanksgiving Family Dinner Junior chureh 10:00 — ; nett tn Bellevue----------- — pliant Cogswell's last Wednesday *aKalamazoo spent the Thanksgiving Michigan Boll Telephone Company Mr. end Mrs. Ted Eupcr of East Youth Fellowship 8:00 Mr. and Mra. Len Feightner of quite well attended. Proceeds from holidays with their parents. Mr. and i Woodland entertained the members ' Choir .... rehearsal Wednesday night Nashville — soent Wednesday with hte dinner were >9 61 Missionary eol. 75c Nashville Mrs. Albert Reesor. * Mrs. Roy Rou ­ of the Eckardt family with a 8:00. ।— creasy. ------* Betty Ziegler of Hasilngs wna nder attended a play given by the Thanksgiving dinner Thursday. The pastor will bring a message sister. Mrs. Irving Mrs. Jessie McLaury and daugh- a weekend visitor of -Miss Carrie Grand Rapids Womans Club in Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew next Sunday appropriate for the ovent season season ter PorUa entertained five soldiers Cogswell. * Lyle Gillespie who has Grand Rapids last Tuesday after­ Flnkbelner. Mr. r.nil- Mrs.., -~ ----- Advent O-car noon. Mrs. Jessie Hatton who ac­ Ftnkbelner and chi) riilKfren and Mr. “The oartor and hb wife will en- ^om Fort Custer for 'nunksgivlm. been stationed at Norman. Okla . 1a.s companied her. visited Mrs. Mary and Mrs. James CL-~ Cterk and family. tcrtaln his Sunday School class dinner. Mr. and Mra. Gerald Van been transferred to San Francisco J. . . 7 ... ... ’ Aukrn of Bellevue were also alxn guests, mi.-«ts for hte •nwrviavnteht Auken Cadet ItIn the Navy Cadet • Kunz of Grand Raulds Middleville: Mrujmrah Oxtroth and Thurviay nigtiL_____ A gwU of ,da Alr lite Corpa Wctraining wUh , yl -------------------------i ..je (jral l Mr. and Mrs Kennard Schalhly Mra. Mabel Adnnu. Maple Grove. ...— * - Ltoyd .—Goodet ieriough who and children of Hopkins and Mr Mbs Hu Ida Euper. Fowlerville. Mr. Cnrlton Center Methodist Church Palmatier was Mrs Anna Endsley — of luck stationedin inGreensbt Greensboro. N. C . xtnminff worahln 12 00 Coats Grove. Mrs. Palmatier wax te isstationed 'and Mrs. Colon Schaibly of Kaln- and Mrs. E/ J. Bates and family. Mamina worship 12:00 TTvfws C s -01 here ibe CMM- U» Tjenkwlvln, jueu ' ‘" ------ ” bc ' 'n “ in the hospital parents------Mr. nnd Mr. and Mrt. Karl Eckardt and fam­ . mazoo visited their --------^f varicose vt-ins. H°u*6talcr nnd Mbs Idelle for the treatment of , Mrs. Hetrty Schaibly from Thursday , Hv, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scheel. Mr. mas party Thvraday at 2:00 P.M. but we are glad to report he has left । until Saturday. Thanksgiving Day. and Mt»: Ben Schneider and Mr. BRANCH DISTRUST Guests last week ot Mrs. Ruth the hospital now. I Mr. and1 Mrs Kennard Schaibly and Bnd ^Jra. Carl Hewitt. Woodland. Last Week’s Letter Dorr Darby, who hiu been sta- • -Vnderxoex Operation An operation was performed bn 1ttoned -------- at Springdale. Calif, is home —- a 2-weeks* Mrs Glenn Fnrtlilng nt McLaugh- on —„... furlough. - — * The lin I hospital. Lansing, by Dr MunU||-meetings . closed Sunday evening - ---- ...... al--‘ er last Wednesday. Mrs. Farthing I the North Maple Grove church. The i convalescing nicely and expects I Rev. Hill of Battle Creek, gave some to be home soon. I fine messages, during hLs week's ------------I preaching. * About six dollars was Celebrates Birthday I taken in at the Dort^s society m«eti Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clum. Lake | Ing at the home of Mrs. Kenneth . Odessa. Mr. nnd Mrs. Crowd Hatch. 1 Norton. * Mr. and Mrs Alanson , Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Smith of Comstock spent Saturday 1 Gerlinv.-r. Hastings nnd Mr. nnd i afternoon nnd Sunday forenoon i Mrs. Will Gcrllnger and Mr. and with-their daughter. Mrs. Chas.1 Mrs. Wavne Long of Woodland came j Laubaugh and Mr. Laubaugh. Mrs. Sunday with a carrv-ln dinner to । Chas. Laubaugh spent Friday nfthcln their brother. John H Summ. 1 emoon and Saturday forenoon with Since the announcement was made — ,-i— ------------ hcr daughter near Shultz. *. E. J. celebrate his birthday. Afternoon , callers were uMr. and Mrs. Victor Norton of Battle Creek spent a last week of the opening of a ' Clum and family and Mr. and Mrs. couple of days last week in this | . Warren Miller and family. Lake neighborhood. j Odessa and Mrs T. T. Wilt and son David of crystal. HOPE CENTER Mr. nnd Mrs. Sterling Modrack - Red. White and Blur Club Meet have moved to Battle Creek. * Mr. Mrs. Robert Boni was hostess to and Mrs. Clarence Textcr and son the Red. White nnd Blue Club Wed- Vernon venion or of Hastings; Mr. ana and Mrs. netdav at an nil day meeting. Car- i Leon Duiuting and daughter Lea•ry-ln “ dinner ---------------------was served J — st -------noon. । trice of Hickory Comers spent Thanksgiving with jtheir mother and Cheerful Heiners Birthday Club grandmother Mrs. Floy McDermott. Msr. Arthur Batr<s entertained the * Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ashby and Cheerful Helpers Birthday club at Mr. and Mrs. George Hartman of her home Saturday afternoon In Kalamazoo spent Tuesday vyith Mr. honor of Mrs. I. H Osgood, a new and Mrs? Fred Ashby. * Mr. nnd bride A lovely gift was presented to Mrs. Milton Warner nnd two chil­ Mrs Osgood bv her fellow members. dren of Battle Creek spent Tlianks- , .Delirious refreshments of icecream, giving wttii their parents Mr. and FOR HASTINGS at an EARLY DATE ancel food cake and coffee were Mrs. Fred Ashby. On Sunday Mr. served. nnd Mrs. William Ashby and daughter Marie visited their parents SCHOOL NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Ashbv. * Clarence Hol Lunches Payne has gone to Bedford to cut Hot lunches were served in ..,v the logs. * Mrs Wally Nadel's father is , cafeteria beginning Monday. Nov. quite poorly at this writing. ' 29. Pasteurized milk will also be served unless lhe milk shortage pre­ Permits Ilotigh to Expand vents IL Mrs. Clara Klopfenstein Wheat is the only grain that con­ has been secured to serve the lunch­ es. assisted bv Mrs. Miller and the tains enough clastic material, glu- ' girls of the Home Ec. Department. ten. to permit dough to expand, thus 1 producing lightness in bakca prod­ First Grade ucts. It should usually constitute al I ML-x Doris Whitney. teacher The First Grade is divided into least two-third* of Ute total dour In three groups. Fairies. Brownies and a recipe, although rye flour can be Elves. The Fairies have read a used alone in many products. j «Brumm was a Thanksgiving Day 1 guest at the home of her sister, and ’ family. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Man­ . ker of South Woodland. * Mra. Geo. Mra. John I hte brother Mr. FIcssner and family"it CK.UWU.. Mrs. Raymond DalIlllnntx Mr ~ d th—n. «nd vMUd PERSONALS Help him get a line to home ■ B“ •• p~eh-1?SSJr.u2BS2;ta„e, £ IMPORTANT MEN and WOMEN WANTED Frozen Foods Storage Plant IN OUR LOICAL PLANT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD Reservations Are Coming in Fast! WAGES PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY The experience in other cities would SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE­ VIOUS NYAOR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted ■ indicate that we will have an overflow MERMASH For EGGS Chicks gain fast on MERMASH 17% of 18% pro­ tein with vitamin A & D BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY . . \ ... WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE feeding oil. A lifetime mash for chick, pullet and laying of subscriptions before the opening dote. ed! Don't wait if you are interestReservations are being taken at the Strand Theatre, Hastings until further notice. No Reservations Made By Phone hen. They pay you well for MERMASH. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. HASTINGS FROZEN FOOD STORAGE COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1M1 '; of Mrs. Charlee Baker, Friday aft- 1 will be a Christmas party with ' ———————— emoon. Nominating committee for exchange of gifts. CDECDAnT | new offlcera wa* appointed as fol-----------f k [ [ E U K lows: Mra. I. W. Miner Mn. Henry Granger. 1 rv u u 1 V l\ I Brog. Mr*. W.tt? Timpson Eight members of lhe Irving 'Continued from Page 3. Sec. 3.1 taawtaw.ineel ____ ­ M*- an<1 Mra E. C. Tabberr* and G^P attended lhe NeUor.al them I San Francisco, Calif. s arrived Saturday from Camp secretary reported 82 qls. fruit sen: tng ________________ _. *Grand"*Rapi(is Mrs. Truman Pippeigiving of Algonac held recently in Grand Rapids dinner guests ot Mr. and Mr and Mra. Ray Wieland ra­ rowder, Mo . for a few day* fur- to Bronson hospital and the same which waa -----• —attended —»—by --------repre- were Thanksgiving Day guests of Mra. Fred Schwader of Campbell a gin I ceiftd a telephone call from their >ugh with his mother. Mra. Vessie to Clark Home. 11 eent to India; and C- v Holsteta Mra. Belle Preston spent Thanas*on Pvt. Raymond D. Wieland Bun­ Christmas box to Eowonh School ™ m reS of Orand * Mr and Mr* giving with her »on Rov Preston -aan. Calif , where he has pre- for Girls at Webster Grove, Mo , and ano 7th degree*, and aome day afternoon from Camp Grant, tinging wm enjoyed. Townsend Club Take Notice of the p,-.rv pinnev and Mr and Mra and family of Battle Creek, relum­ lously been for a short time 143 to Campbell Friendship House other degree ^Vldi^Mra^McCauT The regular monthly meeting — clarenoe Grandy and two aons ing Sunday evening. * T/5 Glen the Townsend club will be held at Mr. and Mn. John Thaler received Mra. B. C. Swift and son Carl­ at Gary. Ind. Ladle* who nave the of Marshall were Thankaglving din­ Oosch who is home on furlough the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D word Monday that their son Pvt. in were Thanksgiving gucata of dime collector* ere asked to fill them IJO^Mt ner of Mr and Mrs- Wm was a Sunday dinner guest ot Mr. Cool. Dec. 3. with a pot luck sup- Norval ha* been transferred to Le­ »r. and Mra P. L. Tliompson tn as soon as possible and hand to Chiruf e M Dl?p and f»'nlly An evening and Mra. Harry Riegler and fam­ per, not later than S.30. A good vadis. Utah. Irand Rapids. * Mra. Margaret Mr*. Veman Hooper so they may be «UMt was MtM Jronelle McGowan ily. * Mr. and Mrs Semiah Sera? iilra bus been real sick with the handed on and the year * mission - Mr» Clinton Gregory of the Military all. PrwUlce “ld of Caledonia. * Geo Brown re­ spent Monday and Tuesday with pr°?7?2 hWI,1 ^r ^’‘ven' Members u at lhe home of her daughter, | ary rf^portlonment met in full. and friends invited. . Po i iCc at Fon Cu5t(rr a weok . 3 P. 1 Mr*. Clara Stanton. turned home Thursday after a two their daughter and husband. Mr. fra I. W Minor. * Thanksgiving end guest of his mother. Mr* Ida hearaal. । weeks' visit In Marshall. * Mr. and and Mr*. Wesley Kime of near i uests of Mr. and Mra. Chas Rob-I Freeport Rebekah Lodge Meets w__was accompanied by Burchell. He Tran*fe.rrvd I Mrs. A B. Stevenson and son of Clarksville * Mr. and Mrs. John ruon were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tlie Rebekah lodge's meeting a buddy from New York. j Thaler. ■ iwm j Forrwl Schondelmayer. aon Grand Rapid*. Mr and Mrs U C MLshlcr and Marilyn Martin of IcKevItt and Mr and Mra. Day busy practicing for their comedy of A7C Mr. and Mra Virgil Woods re- iaDd Moore, speaker*, Mr. and Mra. Campr Schondel- Whitney and daughter* of Grand Grand Rapids and Miss Nonna Yod­ time which was changed will be 'ugh and little daughter Mary i play. rAunt Tulle Goea to Town" rnayer. .recently *pent a nine-day Ledge spent Thanksgiving with er were Sunday dinner guests of held Tuesday. Dec 7th with elec- reived word that their son Corp. I cbpnu wffl stag Ulen of Vermontville. * Betty and to be given this Thursday and Fri­ leave here tion of officers Each one is asked Kenneth Woods has landed some 8 p with w.w .u. hla parents, -MM* while ।| uien their iikai mother. nr!, mi* Mrs cjiiuib Elnara Whitney oveumm*/. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Mishler and largaret Allerdlng ot Coats Grove day nights. Dec. 2 and. 3 >1 the gym. being transferred I prayer meeting and Bible study, - Mrs. •— Nancy ••------ « —•— who has daughter Gwendolyn of South to bang small gilt lor beano all- where in England. from the Naval * Deming Islled their grandparents, Mr. and j er meeting. i ----------. / Ill.,. where been spending the past three - Bowne. * Mr and Mra. George In the cast will be Iva Moahicr. Air Station al Glenview, IU Ira. Henry Poulson from Friday |1 Maxine Flnkbelner, Donna Davis, he ha* ; b;™ been fcr for 2;™ threemonths, ------ - to *" । weeks with Mr. and Mr*. Frank Biutance and family were Sunday mil Sunday afternoon when their I1 Helen McDyer. Family Gathering* ! The W . M. A. will have an all dav Jean Hooper, Rex Cbrpua Christie, Texas. . Tciha. | Deming ta Grand Rapids returned 1 evening gue.ta of Mr and Mra. arents came after them. * Hart 8chad. Edison Chamberlain, Jim Cbrp*—Ob-rtrt‘“----Mr and Mra. Allen Pish and Cal- meeting meeting at at the lhe home home of of Mrs. Mra. uuoya Gladys | home last Friday * Mrs. Gordon Will Slocum and family of Hasio uai-.Tf h2 C. 52? •uffer spent the weekend at tlie Poihemu*. Pat Berry, Arlene Wil­ Masonic-Honora 1 Stahl and Truman of Login were ting* • Thanksgiving guest* of Mr. vln were Thanksgiving dinner < Dino with dinner at noon. ’iTtur*lomc of hi* father-in-law. Chas.: liams and Jack Kaediele. AU the Middleville friend* of Minden Wednesday visitors at Mrs. Ray antj Mrs. Claie Bassett and family guests of Mr. and Mis. Laver.. ■' Dec* tad I Each one 1* to bring a gin and put latighman on the Prairie Mrs i youngsters are talented and there Brace of Detroit wil be interested Wieland*. * Mr. and Mr* Victor were Mr and Mra. Henry k.yers gar of Grand Rapids. Other guests •uffer and three small daughters U no doubt there are two pleas- to know her name Inside of gift. Ttiere will he recently was one Steckle of Lansing spent Sunday and family and Mr. and Mrs. Oeo were Mrs. Geo. Woldring, aon Ken­ 'ho have been visiting her par- j. ar.t evenings ahead for those who of a classthat Duration Club also be a program and lunch. Bo to receive the 33d degree ।I with their father. Asa i; BasM-tt latter remaining un­ neth, M1m Julia Nylon of Hol­ A&a Steckle. Maaaeti die t nts accompanied him back to their |. attend the play. Tlu* Duration club held its No- tUre to come. in the Masonic order. There were i Mr and Mr*. Henry Smclker, ,land. O1MJ. OTl> „u,u,.„a Vi Smclker. Mr. Hl ill Sunday Sundaj evening. Mrs.. Jamc.s Woldring of ^r. Zee- vember meeting in the Methodist1 ew home at Flint. * Mrs Lillian -809 in lhe class called the "Edward'! and Mra Smelker and ; Mra. Mrs. Kenneth Bmelker Mrs. Claytan Clayton Denise uenisn of or North Norin Und. i*nd. Mr. and Mra. Mr*. Peter Merran eh‘.i’r7h nariori" ia*t Wednesday. Wedniwdav Charth of the United 'ole spent Thanksgiving with her Accident I two children called Fridas' on the ! port a Sunday guest Of Mrs. and children Of Greenville. Sgt. and The mretinr wm lajt in charge erfthe -------------.... , Brethren in ChriM wther-in-law. Mrs. Ward Stewart Ross Poulson, eleven-year-old and AU. Mra. <UUUU> Phillips Ulof EllaCatt. * --Mr.... and ........... . Rev. W S. *UU ......Mra ..... Henry .. ... . Mrn Henry Lemson of Pine Camp. 1 orOTrat^chfirnran Mn> aS U»itt Alto. . E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor rhiMren n,e N Y . M/s R. A Qegar. Mr. and ?ov sinM w“re st£g Jnd Mra son of Mr. and Mrs Clinton Poul Latest AddreM I Grandville. * Mr nnd .... Mrs. n,™ How Mv.r* Myers ana and two children spent lhe Some of lite Middleville friend* ard Thaler and aon were Sunday weekend with their mother, Mra. U rs . r a ' Moore and children of , R A and “ d? I son broke his left leg above the tiie son mother. Mrs. J?" J1*? ch‘wfCJ’ Qt R. A. Stuart and daughter. Mr*: 10: 30 A. M Sunday school. Honored | ankle. Sunday evening when play­ might like ta to remember John RobRob-(. dinner guests of the latter's stiicr. sister. .• Alfred Allred Myers near Wayland. ♦ ,-i■ Graixl ti.rua. Rapids and Mr.»«and — . Mrs . c^eUy gave a duet The meet„ Momtna worship. 11: 30 A-‘ M Markle Pauli, who Is aa much a ing in the lumber yard. In the ertson who has been in a Pacific i Mra. Wm McConnel of Middleville. Mbs Evelyn Overholt of Batt!* •« B<'n Biakn.'y Ing honored Wilma Kyes who re7:(fo 7:00 P. P. M. M. CI Christian Endeavor. art of Middleville us the Thom- absence of his father, who works hospital since September as a medl- * Mr. and Mrs Mr* Ralph Sa„. Sage ....and : Creek spent wiUi „ow ”* *the- u.ekcnd ~ * 1ner . ._ ---------Howard McRoberts of Auburn Cfntly Jolned WAvfcs She was Topic. “Money—-Mine 1 pple river, passed hi* 80th birth- in Kalamazoo, his grandfather and cal patient. John went overseas in sons — Dean — -.. a -----"vrents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Over« Y \ and Rob»rt were parents. Mr. and V. Miss Elaine Kauffman of ! presented by Mrs. Lightfoot with a Leader, Marilyn ay on Saturday. Nov. 27. and wm uncle, Henry Paulson and son El­ October of last year and has been. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and p°lt .w and Hubert. u..kaw *a Mr mid ....xjys. vpsnanti. Ypsilanti i. ue Bertnn Kauffman of I jQ%T|y aibUm an<i gift from the 8:00" P•* M.—Evening service. ivm a card shower for Ute event, don took him to Pennock hospital on Mveral different^Ulands.^He saw Mra. Can Bustanre of Hastings * j Hcnp'(3n^lkler^^and^Mr. nd Mr unit Mr* BattleCreek. r>'. and Mr* «.vek^ Mr. andT Mrs. Paul Durationciuo. club.' fineluncn lunch ----- 8:00 P. M. Thursday prayer mect‘%,““ * uuraucn a Atine was le received 53 birthday cards which for X-ray and treatment. The service In the Mund* and Rcndovs! Mr. and Mrs Lewi* Overholt and Kenneth Smclker and family wrrr were wrr5 — Thompson and family of Clover aerved |nr rerc a gnat iov to him Markle has break is slanting and will Ikecp — ----- -— and has ---------------------------....-------of ---------------------u । Sunday dinner guests o| Mr. iand campaigns gonet.,through three children Lansing were— Sitnnd aaie dvie ,werp were nmW( Sunday dinner ^gurau EnrerUlned Choir and Guests j (Continued on Page 7. Bee. 3.) i very happy home at the Middle- him al home for some time. lutraships mmamba enough. to •»«»> really -I'r*' appro- lA.Mtar urday HMt-vA guests v* of hi* parents. m Mr F. Mra. John Postuia of McCords, a of ^fj- and Mrs. Joe Kaid'mun dUe hotel with Mr. Erterman *eeelate the quiet life he left cn his and Mrs. Chas. Overholt, a Rob- Mt*. Woodrow Knowles and fam- aiUj family. ng that he wants for nothing. । Parmelee Extension Club father's er: Newton .n spent deer1 111V Uy, Mr* Mrs. Orval Orval Kok* Kokx fttlrl and familv family Mi* and Mr* Merrill ICarchcr I falHar'a farm east aaat of nt town. inwt, Here Mura is tu aw —nt the weekend Ann* I The tecoiid meeting of the Par­ his latest aOdreaa: {hunting. * Mr. and Mrs. Win i of Battle Cn-ek. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. and family were Sunday guest* of, W. 8. C. S. Meeting ’ melee Extension club will be held John Robertson. Tn. IV ' Mishler ot South Bowne were in Mishler and Gwendolyn of South Mr Mr. ant andj Mrs Mrs. Waytie Wayne Benton Benton of of iI The November meeting of the with Mrs Harold Cutler. Wed., Nov. 8th General Hospital Grand Rapid* Monday; Gwendolyn Hpwnc. Supt. and Mra. Wm. Spears Bowne at a belated Thanksgiving । V. 8. C. S. was held at the home 8 with potluck dinner at noon. Jills Dept of Patients, who spent the weekend al, her'arid little son of Caledonia were dinner In honor of their daughter A P O. 503 c.o PostnA&tcr, and Mra. Virgil Woods and family and Mr'. Mrs. and mUr ------ - -----San Francisco, Calif. IJSudMr.-tad iiSTtaffi aS’Si ’ John Thaler i5W?" ": IIDDLEVILLE PERSONAL LOANS —to both men and women, on Just your own signa­ ture and security. Cash advanced up to $300.00. Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION 101’4 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE 2713 FOR DURATION SERVICE TREAT YOUR CAR TO REGULAR CHECKUPS! \V\I1 f Let our expert me­ chanic* keep your cor in top condition, for more efficient service, for added milcage on fuel and tires! Start it off right for fall driving with a thorough servicing. McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR 221 F_ STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE 23M Buy War Bonds and Stamps Here! and family at Greenville Sunday. * Spcara remained until Sunday. EveMr and Mr* Russ. il Thanksgiving ... guests of Mrs. Julia ning guests were Mr. and Mrs n-nton aiid family of Hoatlnsrs Members of lhe W S. C. S will ,....... be guests of the Leighton Evangel Godfrey were Mr. and Mr*. George —.... Mri wa„ moms* or woutn isownleal Aid society this Thursday at Hooper of Campbell. * Mrs. Leon * Mr. and Mra Owen Sleckle spent JJr■ an<TMra RovDrinimr nf »b -' Sunday evening with their daugh- Altn ' y * a 1I o'cock dinner. The local ladles Howk spent Sunday with her »lewill pIeoi and Fkirothv nf .. ...... . . .. . wlll nrM/nl present thn lhe dAvnllnnal* devotional* nnzl and ' tjar ter. Mr* Mr* nla-n Glen Pnrlrnr Parker nf of TJIrhEIrM Litchfield trrr. lets. H Helen Dorothy Steckle of Mr- anrt. Mrs. :— *■*—.k‘ Willard Arnold and a Christmas program. Notify your who has been UL * Wilma Kycs. uTtWhio-V Battle Cieek. daughicr Marlyn of Hastings had circle leader If you wish to go so spent the weekend with Mr. and •uZ'tM — fnr Thanksgiving dinner at transportation can be arranged. Mrs Carl Kyes of El .veil. fn/m™ ™n?hFhUd ,he!r home Mor Mr and Mrs Rial | The Rev and Mrs Blaine Snyder Eastern Star Election and daughter were Thaiiksgiving. tx^Urra ^fra^^Hovrard Middle Ville chapter No. 17 O- E. 8.1 dinner gucsU of Mr. and Mrs. L.s- ily. Miss Mamie Taylor and Miss ? Hannka Schmid of Fennville were i?Xhof m, elccted tlie following officers on , ter Miller of Clarksville. * Mr and “a Mr ",d Fr»day evening al the regular meet- Mrs. Harold Skinner of • Battle •nunksavlnj dinner cur is r! Mr. g*1 ing:—Worthy Matron. Mildred Mac- Creek, Mrs. Wm. Tinkler and chil­ and Mrs. Chas. Aspinail and Adah ' Mr. j.«r and nnd Mr«J D Cod Cnni unrnt Mra J. D. spent lver; worthy patron. Malcolm Mac- । dren of Hastings were Thursday per l«nd* ram!ivB,Lh!»”‘rRieS- Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mr*. Iver; assoc matron, Jean Bolsch; caUers of Mr nnd Mrs. Ear) Ev- 1 hl <h3n\v R v rtcenliy pin- jtidson Kinnlev Kingsley, nee nee Laura Laura FtorelFogela.-xoc. patron. Harry Balsch; secre- . erson and family. * Mr. and Mrs. chuM-d the Wm. Fingleton home, Judson song. of Grandville. Other vursts tary. Lenna Kirkpatrick; treasurer.: Willis Gelston of Detroit came n'mduv Mr and Mrs' Arthhr Brown Daisy Hiar; conductress. Florence Wednesday to spend Thanksglv- Sunday a.tornoon callc... of Mr. o/ Comstock Park Mr and Mrs in ■““ Miller; assoc. conduclrMs. Leona ing with her father. Ben Blakney. * and Mrs. Ion' Riegler. * Mor: Sis- R. DePute of Wyoming. Jim Longstreet. Other officers who Mr. and Mrs. Clement Mead and son who has been in failing hcalili Ron Kincslcv was also home cn fur­ were appointed by tlie new matron family spent ’IStankSgiving with for some time Ls very ill. * Mr.-and • ’ lough from an Army Camp tn arc.—chaplain. Lulu Clark; Adah, the -latter'* parents, Mr and Mrs Mrs. Homer Henney of Woodland Texas. •------- >>— .» —t..ver. — »..•*. Jacqueline Mad Ruth. rvA_.u„ Dorothy Burt Shellenbtrger ol- Has'Ings. ★ spent Sunday afternoon with their Mra. Mina gave a family Bonneville; Esther. Dorothea Com- Mr. -----------------and Mr*.--Warren Surrarrar. son mother. Mrs. Mary Henney. w_Mrs. Thanksgiving Denise day dinner at her -— nnd —.. Boyd Novisky »pent Lorraine Russell, Mrs Nelpt 8lncClare Boyi Ing; Martha, Beatrice Cutler; Elec- zm for Mr. and Mrs Clayton te. Ruby Henning; marshal. Helen ---------Sunday with Mr. M; and Mrs. Aiucrt rr. John Van Dyke of Grauid Rap­ home Denise of Northport. Mr. and Mrs. Freeport. * Mr. and ids were Sunday dinner/guesLs of Hooper, warden. Mary Cook; organ- I Surrarrar Su--------- ---of ” ~ Denise and daughters Betty Ist. Clara Bliss; color bearers, vesta Mrs. Mr Alfred Gonzales and family ac­ Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Roush. * Harry Ivan Dorothy and Max Rice of Al­ Griffeth and Mildred Cisler: sen- Cotupam companied by Mr. and Mrs. B. R- Lane of Byron Center spent the and to, *■•—-n were Sunday dinner guest* weekend with Mr/nnd Mrs. Leon linal. William Uebler. A public in- Clinton >xr< had aa Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Clinton stallntion of the new officers will of .Mrs. —». Clinton ---------- s -brother. Morley be held Saturday evening with Carew and MraT ” «nu nna. niuiui uiuiion ana tarn.. — j Bell _as.— ---------officer. . the afternooiu* t Maud Installing .... a L 1 ? .°L. Ca . rl 'on ' ¥ r . ‘ an . d Mra^How“ "bSK report golden The worthy, matron's rcp_.. —™weddirfg i in<i Clinton and family of liowne .showed a most excellent year with and Mrs. Cltfcrl ’mJJi ,Tliank Tllank-\ -'* Mr. and Mrs. Ray CUntan Clinton and many new members added and ac-'' Mr Mr. »"•< nnd Mr* Mrs. V giving with their daushter —iu daughler and <. famil „ .. of **_.•!« Hastings.' Mr. an( andj Mrs. . 11 vines. Maud Fitch was presented Saturday afternoon ..... Staid oi .'■“‘'E .. . K MU1* uorc- A""a. 9S5“>” i with her life certificate to which Mrs. Steve Miller of SogTn. A family Thanksgiving dinner , she responded with a very ap- Mr. and Mrs Will Zuschnitt of, Uijf Bunn was sick at her home “oSj'S “"““S *c '''I, “i• ’ ""a Mn” Nrtl Kare£erh°&°su5u '—'•*- .'■--- -proprlatc poem. Others who re- South Hastings spent Tuesday aft-, '■-* — I celved their life certificates during ernoon with Mrs Mary Henney. Mrs. Polley Parks was p *”—*•। the year were. A. H. Parker, and .J — £““c. £ K SX. s guest of Mi”„S Myrtle Shaw. Dec. 17 is the date giving dinner Rogers knd Margarite; t------ of tlie next regular meeting. evening guests were Mr. and Mra. J ”““ded •»'"'U»S>°«n r''S‘ M?rlAbbtlnoI ES5tal¥°““ “““ FAIR LAKE ' 'WV uncle, o. A. Boom™ 01 Hu-1 Y ' Ben Quick of Battle Creek was I calling on friends in Hits conunun■ i.1, eJ“ r Da,dcu 01 H“- ting* at the Leonard funeral home Note* from Oar l Ity Sunday. * Mrs. Jean Letts and Hn®‘-.*Lrc ?d..y vl4l‘ Sunday afternoon. * Mra. Mabel , itervicc Men .nd Woman 1 Mra. Iva Gettys spent the weekend the BfitaSXmtSS Jr ' 5 Glen Gosch of Camp Gruber, I in Jackson. * Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Merrts and son Gamer and grandj daughter Marjory of Napoleon. । Ohio, spent Thanksgiving with Lot| tie Collistcr. * The Kinsley Ladies I Aid will hold their annual Christniaa meeting <>n Wed evening. Dec i IS with a chicken pie supper folVivian Buehler of Charlotte spent 1 lowed by a program and tree. Thanksgiving with their parents. FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS Mr. and Mrs. Forest Buehler and family of North Irving, returning BUY WAR BONDS Sunday evening. * Mr. and Mra. FOR HEALTH AND ENERGY Andrew Roush and Mrs. Victor Hefcncy of Hastings were Tuesday evening supper guests of their DRINK MILK----------------------mother. Mrs Mary Henney. * Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Benedict spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Junior McMillan of Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brendt and daughter, Mr. anti Mrs. Kenneth Steckle and family ot Lansing spent I Thanksglvhig Thanksgiving with their father, Asa X ' steckic. - ” Mrs. Robert Newton and chib X dren were Sunday dinner gucsu of X Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Newton on State £ Road. Hastings. * Mrs, Woodrow \ Knowles and Orval Kokx of Battle X Creek wer^ Friday callers of Mrs s' . Wm. MLshler-.pO South Bowne. * 'J Mrs Frank Allerdlng and Mrs. El- X len Yarger spent Thanksgiving day X with Mr. and Mrs, John Hutchin- s' son and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gnndcl. ? of Spring Lake. * Tuesday guests X of Mr. and Mrs. C L. Henney were X Mr. and Mrs. Burt Leppard of near s' Lake Odessa. ♦ Mrs. Eawood Yoder '' spent the weekend with her parents. X the Rev. and Mrs. Paul Olmstead ‘ X of Caledonia. * Mr. and Mrs. Leon s' , Howk and Percy Rosser were \ Thanksgiving guests of the latter's X | son. Wesley Rosser and family of * Allegan. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Donald X l Walton. Mis. Claud Walton and X Bobby spent Thanksgiving with Mr "Start now to fortify yourself against winter and Mra. George Brownell and X Mrs. Robert Campbell of Flint. Mra. X colds! Drink plenty of nourishing Highlands C. Walton- remained until Sunday. X Dilry. Grade A Milk, one of nature's purest and * Mr. and Mra. Karyl Livingston healthiest foods. it helps build you up and protect and family of near Clarksville were Thanksgiving dinner guests of their you from colds. Try it for relief from oyer-work parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wloand fatigue.** land and family. Dale and Lawrence Kauffman spent their Thanksgiving holiday i I with their sister, Grace Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! FINE ASSORTMENT OF GAMES AND TOYS FOR YOUNG AND GROWN-UPS * ALSO GIFTS FOR OUT-OF-DOORS FUN! NOW AVAILABLE-GAS RANGES, OIL HEATERS COAL HEATERS, KITCHEN HEATERS For Croupy HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK Coughs HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. Due to Colds G. E. Goodyear Hdwe 142 E. STATE HASTINGS 13 'ANTE SELL Your Spare or Used Appliances NOW War workers and others NEED your used gas or electric appliances. Many oi these families will suffer because they are unable to buy the range, refrigerator, washes, -ironer or even a toaster that they need. If you want to BUY or SELL a gas or electric appliance fill in the coupon below and we will try to help you. Assisting buyers and sellers in locating each other, will be the extent of our service. We cannot undertake to buy or sell these appliances or act Wo will aaaumo no obligation nor charge any fee or commission. SHARE YOUR SPARE APPLIANCES WITH THOSE WHO NEED THEM FILL OUT and MAIL THIS COUPON flout ■ FREE ■ nut Dace. ^w B B n*me_ *OD«ESS **ncie. I make__ ^ “CAKACny I I ' p«ONe *AW'OBuy WANr'OScll waneeo Can «saN time NEtOfo PECKHAM'S BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS REMEDY AT ALL DRUG STORES “Once Tried Never Without. ' , Mother's have used this remedy for U.J< HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. ' t Hutinj. (onsuniEHs 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNTIt, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1943 On The Home Front (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 2.) awarded his coveted "silver wings" and membership in the tanks of the Mr. and Mr?. Greeley Fox. that he has graduated from the Armament school at Lowry Field. Denver. Col., and is now attending the School of Flexible Gunnery at Buckingham Army Air Field, Fort Myers, Fla. Mrs. FOx arrived at Fort Myers from * ------------------Denver tat ----------week *■ Tuesday to be with her husband. Keith's address li as follows: Pfc. Keith For. 36460560 1st Student Sqd. A AFF.GR. Fort Myers. Florida. Cheyenne. Wvo. November 22, 1943 Dear Zollv: For quite some time I've been in­ tending to write you but since let­ ter writing is the easiest task to put off. it Just hasn't been done. I Just want to say we receive the Banner each week and thank you for it. Needless to sav. it Is read through immediately. EsDecinllv the Home Front News. It is about , the only way, nnd certainly one of the best? of keeping The boys informed I I am sorry I have neglected writ- city near our station. Sgt. Carl H. Bogart. 36169424 Fort Warren. Wyoming about each other Not. only that, but I Ing. but have been very busy the ... haVe had very _short ______ _ cuU We hair Nov. 23. 1943 ' ’ Communication Section those on lhe "Home Front" like to | past two weeks. Wq have been load- and I must say I look comical. It is 26th Base Headquarters & Air Dear Zolly: keep track of where and how their Camp Swift Texas our sh,P" preparatory to sailing the best though because there is no I see by last week's paper that OBDE* ro» rU»LlC*TI0M neighbor's lads are. Nov. 2i 1943 < and the Job has been goinfc on 24- , problem to giving yourself a shorn all ihe gang I went to Haan with Nov. 21. 1943 linura a day so we have had plenty 1 poo and keeping your hair combed, were home on leave. I sure wlsii I We w-e the Gerald Gonyou's oc- Dear Friends: of all-night watches. Hie loading Is The boxes you sent have not arcould have been with them. caslonnlly. As far as we know, they Office "in "l! We did not like It here bc- u tremendous operation. For ta- rived. m yet. although they are ob­ The New Jersey weather here Is, are lhe only other ones from that Swift. ■ Nov. 20. 1943 priority list something that I really don't think vicinity stationed here. Sire was n fore we went on maneuvers, but stante. we put aboard over 200 viouajy far down „ Saturday it's O.K. We have a very nice pieces of automotive equipment of thlnKS being shipped here from Dear Dad and Polks: is like any other ta the world: rain Woodand girl. too. and the world now j of a<l all ranging from Jeeps to eight-ton . Ule mainland. TtamkTa lot. I failed seems a small one after all when location, ------------- right ta lhe center «. I'm in Charleston. 8 C. now. We not over a hundred feet away. ——-------------•<— about ------ the ■ you see someone from home while the tr.tcr* entertainment — places. Tlie liz,:-lare- trucks and bull dozers, etc. It Ls to -answer your question here about 6:00 last Monday. I to many mile* away. . est PX nv and theater —-----are - — only one —- funny how some ordinarily simple “Life." We will be moving so much got mv I know Mather has n Job keeping Christmas packages Tuesday Mv husband was made Sgt. a year block awav. The Service Men's cen­ things cuke on exaggerated impor­ that I cfon't believe it will catch up got and I wont lo thank you a million track of us four boys but even then ago July 26. but so for tlie Banner ter is two blocks away and the bus tance—lhe radio Jeeps, which are WItn with mc me. m so a don't bother. Thanks for them, cause. I didn't get a thing I hear from her every week. '«»me Am still ta the Coast Artillery is still addressed to Pvt-. Clifford •.tntion, lust cutsld" tn* main gale, going ashore the first thing, were In them that I cant use. • nil stocked with toilet paper. That anti-aircraft here In school study­ ■rauslcy. ’ This makes no difference is only about four blocks. । As far as a heavy cruiser riding We had to come in here for re­ ing radio. After we complete our The last two bring;s we built was of prune Importance. We have as he receives the paper all right, but Been Lissued jmcks and ana will wm | nil been ’-sued field jMcks pairs and boy they sure are doing course I return to Haan, and .some I thought possibly he- hadn't in­ while on maneuvers had several all live on un K R-r-itions fnr me the rtrst first ween w*eek and ,ou. We tra eied knots a fast Job on the snip. We are sup­ uf that good warm weather. It seems rations for plu’.hu , at ataround llmes 30 Ur . thousand- vehicles cross them and lire formed vou. posed to leave tomorrow for the real cold here after the warm sum­ The weather here Is—well Indes­ we were up night and day maln- or so' ' rifle < While here I was fortunate enough , lust recejv-d wor<i that the North Atlantic..We saw action about mer In Calif., but I wouldn't trade cribable. We've seen *X»ut two taintag them. We ore busy at nil h o all oft me lhe California weatfer weather tor for a weeks of coo) weather this fall and times now. We did have quite a bit to make a couple olI nice trips, one ^1%^ SiW 8^11 l£er£l » annul uko anU. we naxe oeen b no snow worth mentioning. The of spare time, but that suddenly a week ago 8undn> was a trip cancelled, so our sailing is now a limping around for the past few ' couple of months of good old Mlch£>ura Y^'B re£d atout weeks with our tall end about ready igan weallier around tn? the laUnri bland tn.hu. <Oahu>. It It U is days dawn clear wnh4he sun shin­ came to a hall and we have paid around about 125 miles around nnd the this in the newspapers in a week to fall off. We got our quote-of | The Bariner U sure a help to the ing brlghtlv. Air for the nights, they for that vacation with Interest. scenery is very lovely, ranging from or so. The scuttlebutt has it that we Germans for October and we still | fellows ta the service. I get a lot of Please send my paper the same are beautlfuil To me It seems that ■■ -JJ ---------I. used — . by . -----j n address sou when I was high mountains sweeping down to are lo get special ribbons for this have a little time left this month to enjoyment out of it every week. "No where have I beheld Camp Swift before. the ocean, lo the desert end of the campaign. Everyone (Navy. Marines get some more I hope we do be- , Well. I must close for now. , Tlie sky a bluer blue cause it gets klnda dull when we Yours Sincerely. island where our air station is lo­ and Army) will be ta it. Tlie stars'quite so bright PfC. Don H. Curtb. 36858143 Pfc. George A. Oaks. 36453396 cated. We went through a beautiful Of flowers of deeper hue. I guess I am a natural pistol - can't find any subs. Co. B. 554th Eng. HV Pon Bn. Morman Temple, a picture of which shot. I qualified as a marksman on Bermuda was a beautiful place Company O Tlie Heavens never seemed sohigh Camp Swift. Texas I have enclosed. This past Monday the 45. getting 16 bullseyes out of 20 and I believe about the cleanest **,u 'n~' Or the clouds so white t had an opportunity to fly to Hilo. shots. It Just seerns verv easy to me. place in the world. There are no I As in Wvonilne Nov. 17. 1943 We went in a Curtis Commando We also worked on Tommy guns cars, there except what the Navv ‘ As the day softly turns to night." Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Dnickenbrud Sincere! v and flew past the islands of Mola- nnd I got a good rating there. has taken over. They depend on : kal. Maul, KiihuI. Lanai, and Ha­ Sgt. nnd Mrs. Clifford Tousley 702 W. Grand Our fobs have been assigned and । bicycles nnd horse-drawn carriages j Sat. Donald D. Leveadecker. Hustings. Mich. waii. The c|ly !■; very native com­ I have a very interesting one. I am , for transportation. I brought back His adorers Lx still 36198040 Dear Mother and Dad: pared to the more Americanized in cltante of al! Sgt. Clifford Tousley »U operational uperaiKHiai comcum- ■1 80money but mv billfold I 112th Signal Radio Intelligence That — is -2 all hns come up missing so I haven't Co. munlcation circuits. .1__ ________ .1__from Z____, onv anv nnw now. Presidio of San Francisco, Calif. shore based aircraft operating I may be able lo Ret home later | our field when we have It in opera­ tion. All contact reports will come on this winter. I can't tell because , Cpl. Louis V- Williams A.S.N. 36152816 on a ship you never know when in to me. . Be sure and do not worry about you’re going to get nulled out of one ! Battcrv C me. I know how to take care of my­ place and put into another. The . 989 Field Artillery self and we have a flock of Marines weather here is warm in the dav , Fort Bragg, North Carolina time but cold at night. They say it with us. I won't have a chance to write for never snows here except in unusual ' Earl J. Lewis. S l/c US.N.R. n while and in the meanwhile Merry i years. Christmas and a Happy New Year. 1 Well Folks I'll try and keep vn-> I and I love vou both and think you ousted as to where I am, so until I ^nre the most wonderful parents any- ! later Lt. Robert H Henncy-O-1313606 one could have A.P.O. 761. Postmaster With all my love. New York City. N. Y. Marvin Lt. (Ijt.) M. P. Druckrnbrod. rt- Fleet pcstoffice Maurice Benedict, 8 2/c US.N.R. New York City. N. Y. Hosp. Corps School Fleet postoffice ■ Farragut. Idaho San Francisco, Calif. <Gind you liked getting the buck. Dear Zollv: I've been going to write to you Maurice. Good luck J Dear Friends: for some time and finally got SOUTH BOWNE Lt. James N. Val»ntlne-0-67M93 This is Just going to be a few around to 16. j Last Week's Letter APO 929 " Postmaster lines to let you know that I have I was sorry I cotildnT drop In tya/uiituAe. Ban Francisco, Calif. had a promotion Jn grade and also when I was home before leaving Ensign John Ensh is how siaa new address and would like to the States: I was there lew than i tioned at U. A. S Pasco. WashingU. Harold E. Kreutz-0-1591251 have my copy of the Banner sent ! ton. after visiting his brothers, A.P.O. 307 1 Postmaster there in the future Ow«n nnd otto nnd families nt San Ils ready fur you today! You’]] exclaim at its New York Cily. N. Y, 1 have been In the state of Florida liked to see. Francisco * Mra. Edna Hostcttler for the post 18 months and can 1 am now stationed along the has returned horn Irani Pennock comfortable coziiiess—its lovely 191-1 styl­ Sgt. Glenn K. Kahler. 36464314 honestly say that all that Is written Alaska Highway, somewhere in hospital grenily imjvovrd which A.P.O. 9019 ’■ Postmaster about the place isn't exactly true, Canada, that's about ns definite a we are glad to report. * Miss Gwen­ ing—and be delighted with the restful* New York City, New York however, from al) the reports that location ns I dare give. You can dolyn Mishler was home from I get from Michigan, the weather Grand Rapids over the weekend. * ness it gives your body achieved through Pfc. Emerson S. Cairns. 36183498 Mrs. Wm. Cosgriff, Mrs. Jennie lowing address. Dad mav have al­ A.P.O. 4937 ”■ P. M. considerably warmer. It must be as 1 ready given it to you. but here It Kroebler’s scientifically built "Posture­ Pardee. Wnneta Schray nnd Mr. I haven't had to wear my woolen nnd Mrs. Arthur Brown of Flint, j clothes yet thLs year. Last year a Form” construction. Gracefully shaped seats Sunday aftemuan cullers nt Pfc. Robert O. Anderson. 35421347 ■ were ' group of fellows from my section ASN. 3841079! the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Co. A. 137th Inf. A P O. 35 : Godfrey. mid (jacks llinl fit your body like a glove went swimming for about two hours Med. Det. Brown reports that 5 Postmaster, Nashville. Tenn. 'I ills father,Mr.past and if the weather holds good we A P.O. 701 *6 postmaster 86 years old. is mid give complete relaxation not found in I plan on doing the same this Sgt. Shirlev M. Wilkins. 36157340 i! very poorly nt this writing, he was Seattle. Washington Thanksgiving and again ab-Christ­ Although most of the fellows from 1 formerly a minister nt Bowne CcnA.P.O. 12557-D. *7 Postmaster ordinary furniture. See it mid try it today! I mas. Perhnns this will glve/you softie Freenort are gone. I got to see a ter. ♦ Gwendolyn Mishler and New York City. N. Y. tangible evidence of the/difference couple of old friend* while home. i Marjorie Porrttt were Friday supin temperatures in Florida and Tl-"v were there on leave. F'Set. Dn> H. BiShop. 36157338 I' ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm I enjoy reading about the Barry Michigan. Personally though. I still | Spears of Caledonia and attended A.P.O. 12557-D. Postmaster i prefer Michigan ,to any part of county boys a lot. although of . the senior play. * Mra. Dorothy New York City. N. Y. । Florida nt any time of the year. • the pap-r has been irregular. Bu' ’Your is practically thc-. Curtiss and chBdrtn spent Thurs­ | Must close now/and ft to work. its mv fault, and not yours as I rome as address day in Lan ing at the home of Mr. Shirleys — we wonder if you WlUt Best Wishes. have moved several times of isle. . and Mrs. Fred High,-’. * Severn! two fellows have met each other.) 7 Carl H. Bogart So much for now in this neighborhood have been । My new address Is: Pvt. Theron A. 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A b poster will ap boards of the during January port and Pleas are cooperating and son Howa Mr. and Mrs. O and Ernest Jrla ter. Wavne .Va Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Thanksgiving s Ham Cogswell Center road. * Barry returned insula Saturday deer. * Mr. u ding have had in their house members of the Mr. and Mrs. son Maurice Monday evepln ire shine nt* com es. coffee. cak which al! eniov fine time visi tiful picture school. Mr. an to Hastings Tu purchased a h Needless lo s these good fr from our cotn they did not away. * Miss in Grand Rapi Mrs. Shfrlcy 8 WELDING — AUTO REPAIRING G SERVICE WE BUILD — WACONS — TRAILERS — HITCHES New end Used Part, — Clot, Installed In orde auction CASH FOR YOUR JUNK CAR Hasting WRECKER SERVICE Phone 2407 Hastings 221 N. Mich. Ave. tf START THE LIGHTER SIDE... STATIC When PETER PRESCOH WKZO has be­ come a refuge WE THE PEOPLE... 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When lhe house-work piles up and it's just about time for lunch, most housewives welcome a little musical relief—music to make the work lighter. That's where WJ<ZO comes along with “Matchless Music'* -an 1J:15 A.51. feature which com­ bines startling new arrangements with the old tunes we have all learned to love. . Cucrns tide Cucrns Cucrns Guerns Cucrns Beef c 2 Guam bred 3 Hols ‘Holstei ■ "the ed, good 9 ihoa 2- Cha each 14 pig Around TERMS Good oM Saint Nick is now direct from the frigid .'o.th b» a ipectal arrangcuicni t,t \\ KZQ. Two pickups a •r?? jrrc — Tucfday and fl? are invited lq.>. . I do his licit to till all o.'j rear. Of course. a;i- war pnr.rities,'yoq know. And bv the war. Jf^ndav, Wetlnes- . i!ay and Friday at 5:30, you'll hear “Strcxm-Hncd Fairy Talcs"!' —Adv. DEWE �T1IK HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER t, 1M3 land Mra. Buehl Beatty and family | leader's dinner and chib mMtiiw.WCkl health educators to Md of Kalamazoo were Thanksgiving 1 Mra. Rhode* attended her exlen- all over Michigan. Last yaar gueito of their narenta Mr. and tion clau and the 4 H handicraft school sold IDO aeala. TUs y«u Mrs. Fraikces Gortxun. * Mr. and meeting. .hope to sell 1,000 A Mra. H»i l<x*lng very nice. * Mr. and Mn. DumUr. a. t> ivii. at mb •-<Url u 1 1 . ' Mra. Lester Lord and famfly and I ,., ^‘Van Stream, Mrs. Emily W1 pntKanwr visited Mr. Mr. and and Mn. Mrs. in* th»**7ar«»«««. ••m p*3ato' Offira. Our Our community community was ^aa aho ahockad and Mrs. fCcnUnuad from Page S, Sec. 3.) Lvle Karrar visited <<"••»•■. *i •• »*i4 Pr»b«u otn»«. Robert Wiloox spent Thanks- nKfTnw Mrs. Gertrude Trahan and PieMsnt Valley ' Vernon Kartar •B* J* *• ‘■•"ft *"«»«»«*4 Karrar wmt west of Woodland *■* w ••« applaud far fw ku/iu ‘wm saddened Friday when• ■■ learned giving with Mr and Mrs James ! Merle Bradfield were in Kalam >■— at sc j lhal Voyle Varniy had died from Wlkox A Mra Joinle Wilcox of i Bunday. -• * Bunday — callen Mr. ■»!< •»*,< aatittwa: ■ 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship. take,Frt4ay Uri WUco* Mrs and Mrs. On Fishers was Mn. Bale xpiL.' nW han taking tha bu* lo Medairy by pubhtaUM 1 injuries received that morning Tha PlalnweU U aoendlna some time at 11: 00 A. M Bunday school. Cogswell and children and Mn. Ad- ri • <,r ■ U» h«n. N to « .U. Mr. “Wter. I hvu rtjr. Ite, JO 7:30 p M. Christian Endeavor. nabelle Showalter of Nashville. * •••b* •nd Mrs James Wilcox * Mr. and । “a°hkk“rAX« ‘te™ Topic: As Above. _ ’ Mr. and Mra. Roland Barry vidMd ,kI ducted by tlw Rev. H. R Krieg We Mra. Harry Dunn. Luella Bchrier I extend to Mrs. Varney and Raney and son Hubert were Thanksgiving 0:00 p. M. Tuesday prayer meel- Mr. and Mrs Clarence Curtis and at Augusta and Mr and Mrs our tincere sympathy. * Wm. Cort- sue»U at the home of Mr. and Mrs. n^he Pleasant Valtty W M. A So­ tons Em Todd of Richland Sunday aft­ right was brought home from Pen­ Rav Enrav. * Mr. and Mn. James nock hospital hut Wednesday Ills Wilcox spent Bunday at the home ciety will meet Dec « at the home ernoon. Robert Barry who has been hostess They ware sent on their’ ~ : prUc. * The HcCXmaM CeflUT condition U much improved. * Mr. of Mr. and Mn Laster Lord of Mrs Beulah Beland for an all visiting ills erandoerenu Mr. and way with happy memories. * Mrs SOUTH THORN APPLE moving to Hastings tn ttq etOr and Mrs. Lyle Cortriaht who were day meeting. A Christmas pArty Mn. Todd the, past two ——— OBDIB FOB PUBLICATION Vida Morford-U clerking in the I Last Week’s Leiter * Vf* ^FaLft! called here by tlie illness of Mr DUNHAM DIHTRICT has been planned and all members. li*med home with them. — v — "Syd Faulkner drug store here. A Major’ pred MBrfab entwd Blodgett ho*- ‘V. Cortright's father are leaving today and friends are urged to attend. । and Mrs Arnold T. Faulkner of tal on Friday, due to an aya in-: . ■ Monday) for Springfield. Ill. * Mr. Lait Week's Letter The Freeport W. M. A. will meet ttion. ■ * Mrs. George oom Holes took. and Mrs. Claude Marshall and Sgt. Eugene Bull arrived from Camo Edward*. Mau. announce1 ,rvuuu. Thursday al the home of Mrs. ----------“-- “ Ust % mother to Grand Rapids Rapid* laat daughter of Lansing wen- Thanks­ Camp Grtiber, Okla.. Sunday lhe the birth of a son. John Robert, her Gladys Dipp for an all-day meeting. -------- ,----r aa v visit weeks ..£,.?£?• after ““ of -* two -----------*— giving day guests of Mrs Libbie 14lh for a two weeks furlough * on Nov. 14. A Mr. and Mrs. John Bunday The Pleasant Valley prayer meet— — <•»- the family. * Mr. Smith MaranalL ♦ Tike Rew and Mrs H. Mjr Velma Dunkelbcrger who Ilaji Adam* returned home Monday aft-,। »■here with Iju was held at the home of the ' R. Krieg. Jovca and Shirlev vUltad been convalescing at the home of er spending the week with their,■ of the Goodwill dairy was picking Rev. and Mrs, E. B Griffin Tues­ HTATK or MICHIGAN IN THS <7B.23 d her paienU, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Os- daughter. Mrs Glenn Williams and corn for Ben Parks and son May-: fr-. “Tr’ day evening. | CL'IT COL’ItT FOR -TIUS COUNTY OF r>7 " HARHY fit i-lfANCRRY. Ha< fu»4 in ••14 giving holidav. * Mr. and Mrs. Cal- troth. returned to iter home in family at the W. K. Kellogg farm. nard last week. * Mrs Ada Shaw Sgt. Dorr Darby of Sunnyvale. ' un< tb«i is* «4- . vtn Plumiev and Mrs. Ida Wallace LAcey, Saturday. * Mr. and Mn. A Pvt, Royal Good of Geiger Field. returned home Wednesday after a California was a Friday visitor at •'•(• b« 1 were guest/, of Mr and Mrs George Harvey Cheesenian attended the Wash. ha* been spending * 13-d*v visit with her son. san. Clarence Shaw wife of the home of. Rev. Griffin, ••“’ Sheffield of Hastings for Thank*- sute Orange meeting at Orand furlough with his wife and with and family. * Theodore Wleringa The Rev. Roy HoughUin. relumed th* i4'b day of Riving. * Mrs Lillian Glbwn who Rapids. Tuesday us delegates from hi* parent’. Mr. and Mrs W. E returned home Friday after pass­ Missionary lo Africa gave a very •t un o'eto/b । haa been so very ill was able to go Maple Leaf grange. * Ray OUlas- Good. He returned to Washington ing a week In the hoapltal tn Grand interesting address at the Thank .1 i-robate iHtie- tor a short ride on Thursday ple )iu returned with a deer from Wednesday night. A Pvt and Mrs Rapids for treatment of hl* eye. offering service at lhe Brethren RAW CRANBERRY RAUSH im«4 tor I Thanksgiving guests in tlie home his hunting Uip. dvo ruiuuca. trip. ■ * Bob Rhodes. Roy»l Good visited the letters church Sunday night. .muu >uu Hoffman are mother. Mrs W e Good at the r,4 Th.I trnbile1 Dr ftn<1 w A Vance were u Claud and Glenn Olcn " “ by nJbilMifm 'f Mr. and Mrs McNaughton of Mul- north hunting A Mr*. Robert Lake osteopathic hospital in Battle Cretk SOUTH SHULTZ 2 cups cranberries (about Christian Endeavor News or ihrr.: e»nueu- liken. Dr and Mrs. W. A. Vance, who ha* been In Mi**l**lpui the past Mrs, Good expect* to return next pound); 1 orangs, 1 appte. 3-4 oup . The Freeport Christian Endeavor ••id d*> nf bear- \ Jr., and family of Charlotte and several month* rctumed'home Frl- week to the home of Mr and Mrs A number of our hunters re­ sugar. Wuch and pick owcranboFmeet at the home of the Rev. and day. Her husband haa been moved Nelson Warner of Cloverdale where turned home Sunday; Alva Kenyon rler. put through food chopper. Quar­ Mrs Griffin Friday night for a from camp there and as yet l». she will be cared for. brought home his deer We have not ter orange; remove seeds and aqUMM1 business and social meeting. Kuth luck supper was enjoyed last Tues­ unable to send her hi* address a a heard of the other fortunate ones. juice ch er cranberries; put rind ••• Yonkers president presiding. The so­ day night by members of tlie O.ES. Mrs. Nora Spomellcr of Moscoa- is MILO * John Graham of Kalamazoo ciety voted lo present the peg •Ides. «n. Mi. and Mrs. John Martins who ob­ spending some time at the home Last Week’s Letter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. pie but do not peel; put through' eant. “Behold! A King is Bom." ■ •id drfandant, | served their 50th wedding anniver­ of her *on Dale and family. A Mr Mrs. Rush Saunders and Mrs Prank Hom. * Littie Sharon Jane food chopper. Mix sugar with fruit, t at the evening church sendee Dec. sary. Nov. 29. were lionor guests. * and Mrs Clifton Harris and dough- Frank Roush amended the 4 H Manning of Ypsilanti is spending Stere in covered refrigerator Jara.. 10. Refreshments of. cocoa and Mrs. Fred Fisher left Sunday. P M. ter» have moved in the Healy ten- meeting for leaders which was held this week with her grandparents ' Allow to stand overnight U> saoaOnJ cookies were served tiy Mrs. Grif­ puinsirr. for University hospital. Ann Arbor ant house. A Mr. and Mr*. Bob at tha American Legion hall in Mr and Mrs. Lester Bonneville and Makes about IS ptnu. Recipe may; fin. It U OBDKREn th»t Jhe for observation. * The Junior de­ Weaks of Vermontville have pur- Hastings Monday evening. A The Mrs Dale Larabce of Ypsilanti be doubled, if desired. ; otiio The December Executive Com­ partment of the Evangelical church chased the Lowell Jarrard fann boys and girls of Milo school will spent the weekend with lh*m * mittee meeting of lhe Barry Co. C. enjoyed a party al the church Sat­ and have moved here Mr and Mrs. help to prevent a wartime rise in Jerry’ O’Oonnor who haa spent lhe E. Union will meet with inc Rev urday P.M. and brought gifts to be Jarrard have bought lhe Weaks tuberculosis bv selling tuberculosis past two weeks in Battle Creek re­ and Mrs. Griffin Monday Dec. 6. t>ul>il*hrd In sent to Red Bird MLs&lon in Ken­ home and have moved there. A Mrs. Christmas seals. Money'from the turned home Saturday. * Mrs O. Charlemagne of Franca owned 900 The Dec. County C. E. Union tucky. * Div. No. 1 of the Ladies Mildred Rhodes and Mrs Lillie sale of seals enables the Michigan E. Kenyon expects tn go to Kala­ different barat*. He waa vary fond meeting will be held at the Klli। Aid of Evan, church meet vuwvtt mu '-* at the k Cheasaman uneaseman ware war* at Hastings Mon- ■ TB Aa»’n. to hold tubereulln tests mazoo Tuesday to spend some time natrlck U. B church Dec. 13. An ■m hiving fil»d in church Thursday at 2 PJd. for elecx dav tVen’ tna Off last .week. Mr* and X-ray clinics, distribute health with her son-in-law and daughter of this type of bead covering and ‘ illustrated Christmas service will collected them as a hobby. >n praying that t„r tion of officers, also their Christ- cheese man attended at'*—'**•* “ the “ 4-H lilerrfture, and send movies and- Mr. and Mra. Harry Misener. be given. HflUred Chase, president C<>l»ll * NIKI.SKN ..i »n urdrr auy. ,na5 party. A E. J Whitney 6f Hastit the ----------------host society - » Is -----chairman ......... w. of ,I l.r R 11. Ritlwn I1. * Un’ts *ntl Mr- and Mr>- K R Cronk tile evening's program. I *u<>ra»y» piaiatift. 1 ‘ I and children of Coats Grove were The 1944 National Outdoor Poster ihr nth <!•> 1 Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred program for Christian Endeavor is I,...,* >i u» o'rUck tn j Camp. Mr. Camp Is confined to his ind.rwav A beautiful challrnvina underway. challenging rnb.t. Offley, be . a heart ailment. A Mrs. Oposter will appear on the poster E Wright spent tlie Thanksgiving | petition; boards of tlie nation to be placed OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION holiday in Oamsso with her daugh­ I It I* I during January and February- Free­ ter’s family, the Wilbur Walken. port and Pleasant Valley societies Monday night. Nov 29. L*> Ladies are cooperating In IhU project. Niehl at the Naaliville Lion's club Wives of members arc Wivited for MARTIN CORNER# both dinner and program. Ray Mr. and Mrs William Schantz TlicmpFcn is in charge of the pro­ and son Howard of Maple Grove; gram and A. A. Reed *111 be master Mr. and Mrs. Owen Varney and sons Out 1-0 of ceremonies Dinner will be served Having decided decided to go into occupation and and moving moving out state, we and Ernest Irland of Castleton Cen­ E n tn. by the ladies of lhe Rebekah', in Having to go into another another occupation — of the -------------... will ..... u I ter. Wavne Van Bvde of Hasting*. the LOO P. hall. * Word received p«lillAn I,r.,lnc SOUTH SHULTZ Mr. and Mrs. Minor Bateman and last week from Captain Merwyn dispose of our personal property at public auction at the farm located 5 miles north­ "inirrni <4 ••u ■ Mr “nd Mrs. Alva Kenyon enter- Plumlev states he has been given Mr. and Mrs Orr Fisher were " |l‘-n..4 to Ihrr.m cr.cribrd > Ulned the following guests with a a 30-day furlough when his physical Thanksgiving supper guests of Wil- ••<•!» tn th. east of Hastings; or 1 mile west and 3-4 mile south of Coats Grove on 'venison dinner Tuesday night: Mr Ham Cogswell ffnd (iuughtcni on the i rt»*u- •»!• warrants his leaving the ito ion, d.r ot and Mrs Harry Mlsencr of Kalama- condition Center road. A Mr. and Mrs. Roland J>r*’’rn hospital. When he reports for duty ' Toi.X nftk» i" Ioo: Mrs Olenna DeMott and Mrs. again his (xultion will be Intelll- ' Barry returned from lhe upper pen. i«r hnring '••id I Gordon Kenvon of Hastings: Mrs grr.ee Officer on the Admiral's insula Saturday evening with a fine .n,i i. i,«rri>« ■ 1 Anna elemence of Climax and Mn. Staff eUUunad at San Diego. Cal. i deer. A Mr. nnd Mrs Glen Aller- pri'll®#: •d. Tb.i public Russell Mott of Delton. * Mrs. Gor- * Guests of Mr. and Mrs Byron ding have had a telephone installed 11 ! Kenyon of Hastings and Mr. DeGraw for dinner Sunday were 1 in their house recently. A Several 1 and Mrs. Alva Kenyon and Robert their children Miss Lyla DeGraw of 1 members of the Sunday School gave and Bennie -spent Sunday with Mr. Detroit. Mr and Mrs George De- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Weeks and and Mrs Harry Misener in Kalama­ Grew and family of Battle Creek son Maurice a surprise visit last COMMENCING AT 12 NOON, SHARP. zoo. * Bom—To Mr. and Mrs and Mr. nnd Mrs. Sullivan and son I Monday evening Tliey brought re­ Charles Wallace, a daughter—her of Nashville. * Cpl. Robert Betts | freshments consisting of sandwich­ name Is Sandra Kav. Congratula­ left Iasi week for Camp Forrest. 1 es. coffee, cake, jello and pickle*, tions. * Callers at Mr. and Mio. Tenn, after spending a 16-dny leave I Out which all enloved, and we all had n Alva Kenyon's home Thanksgiving with his tangly. Mrs. Betts accom- I fine time visiting. Mr. and Mra. were the Rev. and Mrs. Fred Hocn nanled him rtO Trn»\ * The Rev. , 500 lbs. Alfalfa meal Weeks ware presented with a beau­ OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh Nov. 28 and the Rev nnd Mrs. Leland Sher­ and Mrs. Lihyd Mead -had as their tiful picture from the Bunday ■Slate «4 M|rhl««n. The Tri rard and little daughter Mariam. * guests over/the weekend ihelr ehil- 1 school Mr. and Mrs, Weeks moved Quantity of Bone meal. Oyster Shell s Holstein cow, 13 yrs. old, fresh Sept. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Milo Ashby and Mr. dren Hubert Mend and wife^f Navy to Hustings Tuesday where they hud anil City'of IU.tlnr< and Mrs. John Bush had Thanks­ Rurchased n home on E Mill St. I Mil .v i.t Sn Pier Training station. Chicano. Mr. Flour and Oyster Shells Purebred Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, giving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Orlo Mead and Mrs- M. eedless to say we regret losing i Frank Maas of Kalamazoo. * We Burtngame and son Larry of Lan­ these good friends and neighbors , niu< Quantity of Hybrid seed corn fresh Oct. 14 lust received the good news that sing. aso Mr. and Mrs. C. Crandall from our community, but are glad William Monica made his solo of Linden, parents of Mrs. Hubert they did not move any farther I Quantity of clover and sweet clover away. A MLw Alice Whetstone wa* | flight. Glad to hear it William. Purebred Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh Mead. in Orand Rapids Friday. A Mr. and kl. li FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS Mrs. Shirley Slocum are improving j rami and d»i^rmiti»d «, i Sept. 12 BANFIELD MACHINERY Mrs.'Emma Task Is taking care of ' Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, coif by s>de Mrs. Minnie Shriner at the Geo. Ransom home Hastings. * Mrs. Eva 1937 Silver King four-wheel tractor, on rubber, with Sweet spent Thanksgiving with her i Guernsey and Jersey, 3 yrs. old, fresh pulley, and extension rim« son and wife Mr. and- Mrs. Jas. Bristol in Hastings. * Mrs. Emma Dec. 28 Tractor cultivator. 6 ft. "Soilfitter** tractor disc Hobbs la entertaining her bridge ! club Wed. noon at luncheon. * . 16-in. Allis Chalmers one-bottom tractor plow Guernsey cow, 10 yrs. old, fresh Sept. 13 Thanksgiving and weekend visitors i 7-ft. Dunham cultipacker at Twin Cedars were Mrs. Marie Purebred Holstein cow, 8 yrs. old, due Putnam of Detroit and Mr. and 5- ft. McCormick-Deering mower, tractor hitch Mrs. DcVon Putnam, and daughter Dec. 6 McCormick-Deering side delivery rake Evonne Mary of Dearborn. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Rov Brown are parents of New Idea steel deck hayloader twins, a bov and a girl, bom at Grade Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old, due Dec. In order to dissolve partnership we will dispose, of the personal property at public Community hospital In Battle Creek. 6- ft. Deering Ideal binder, with tractor attachment * The Johnstown farm bureau 28 auction ot the form located ¥4 mile north. 1 Vi miles east and 2’4 miles north of McCormick-Deering manure spreader, with tractor [ club's Dec. meeting will be enter­ tained by Mr. and Mrs. Orin John- I Purebred Holstein heifer, coming 2 yrs. hitch son. A Christmas party will be one ! Hastings; or % mile north of Barbers Corners on of like feuUuea. A Mr. and Mrs. ' Low, steel wheel wagon. Hay rack old, due Apr. 21 Win. Sova of Chicago are guests of ; 2-tec. cpring-tooth drag 2-snc. spike-tooth drag the formers’ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Purebred Holstein heifer, 1 yr.’ old A. Soya. Wm. will enter lhe army ! Cloverseed buncher 5-ft. cloverseed windrower Dec. 9. * The WS.CS. will be en­ Purebred Jersey bull calf, 21 mos. old tertained for dinner Thura.. Dec. 9 Trailer with 8-ft. box and stock rock at the home of Mrs Sam and Doro- I "Hinman Easiest to Cleon** portable milker, single unit thy Buxton, assisted by Mrs. Clara : STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK, WS'OFFER THE FOLLOWING: Brown Swiss bull calf, 2J mos. old Hughes and Mrs. Henrv Gray. DeLaval cream separator, motor driven <This it a very good herd of cowt and T.B. tested. David Bradley walking plow SOUTHWEST RUTLAND Herd teit of 4.6.) Luclla Schrier of Yale came Wed; Planet Jr. 7-tooth cultivator alfalfa hay, put up without any rain nesdav night to spend Thanksgiving COWS McCormick-Deering lime and fertiliser endgate । with her parents Mr. and Mrs .HOT, 80 bu. wheat 50 bu. oats HOGS rv Dunn returning to her school Guernsey cow. 6 yrs. old. frosh, coif by spreader . , Sunday. * Sunday dinner guests I 6 acres shredded fodder in barn side at the home of Mra. Dan Douglass ; McCormick-Deering 1^4 h.p. gasoline engine Duroc sow, wgt. about 400 lbs. were Mis .and Mrs. Myron Bishop 250 crates of old corn Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old, heavy springer 100 ft. %-in. rope Four 10-gal. milk cans and familr-of Cliarlotte. Mr. and ■ 10 pigs, 10 weeks old Mrs Rov Douglass of Hastings, and . Guernsey cow. 8 yrs. old, heavy springer 250 crates of new corn Quantity of dressed and rough lumber Mr and Mrs. Oley Douglass and Gary j ■ Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, heavy springer Oaks from east of Hastings. * Mr. Set of sleighs Cutter " CHICKENS Guernsey cow, 2 yrs. old, heavy springer FARM MACHINERY Hog crate Wheelbarrow Hog hangers Beef cow 2 hog waterers 2 hog self-fs Poultry crates 400 White Leghorn pullets John Deere corn planter, new shoes 2 Guernsey heifers, 18 mos. old, pasture Steel hog troughs 20-gal. kettle and frame McCormick-Deering.5-ft. cut mower 175 White Leghorn hens bred Blacksmith forge Ohio side delivery rake 3 Holstein heifers. 6 mcs. old 27 White Leghorn breeding cockerels Cross cut sow Grindstone Krauss 2-horse riding cultivator *Holstein bull, 18 mos. old These ore Gosson strain, healthy and culled. Corn shelter Quantity of cratM 'these cows orc T.B. and Bangs test­ 6-ft. McCormick binder Platform scales, 800 lb. Grain bags 2-sec. spike drag ed, carrying good flesh, and very HAY AND GRAIN Poultry feeders and fountains 4 gas Drag cart Grapple fork good producers. Coal brooder stava, 52 canopy Slush scrappers the looks at their Unant house on I «i u» Hsuw L. HUI »a4 miiiM io I ’ FREEPORT 3"K l public nr oir>< t>uMi,.ti-n now r.iaIVashingbrothers, •s nt Kan Pennock I which ic from ckend. a Jennie and Mr. of Flint, allers nt rs. Glen iris tiint . old. is me-Cen­ ter nnd lay supDorothy ! Thun- Hevrrfti I od •’hue­ in good ronie to ith Havks with )' cnun* ' whlcFT s •s tt itriout t la licit me re- refuge ith rue n than c Riharreled dial at ing at "S ■ c in iym. max Hit • ays out »c. know, rdneaI hear -Adv. ■. ■ . NASHVILLE R L E G A L S AUCTION SALE I WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 8,1943 i A UCTION SALE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1943 HOGS 9 shoats. wgt. around 175 lbs. each 2-Chester White sows. wgt. 350 lbs. each r " 14 pigs, 6 weeks old HAY & GRAIN Around 25 tons of good clover end DeLovol No.'15 cream separator Hog trough Battery radio 7 new steel comer posts 1000 lb. platform scales Two 10-gal. milk cans 5-gal. can ice box Wringer and bench Numerous other articles bng- now frigid range:up* a and ’..M — ’" KEEP 'EM CACKLING AVI-TAB haa nine recognized fliah hens a "lift." 25 tons very nice alfalfa Brome hay Mow of straw, also 4 loads mowed oats in straw. About 300 bus. old corn About 150 bu. new corn About 25 tons corn silage About 75 bu. Govt, wheat 2 oil brooder stoves Post drill Vise 25-ft. 5-in. endless belt Oil drum and pump Sickle grinder New drinking cup Pullyas J 6-ft. 1 -in. line shaft and boxes Forks, shovels, small tools Many other articles too numerous to mention uunpanatve — % lb. mediaetea 100 TERMS: Cosh day of sale/ nothing to be removed until settled for. TERMS: CASH. NO GOODS REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. FRANK DeGROOTE and GLENN DENSMORE, Props. DEWEY REED. Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk maah. Give your flock tha banaiita of I Dr. Bals bury'• ’ AVI-TAB. Farmers' Market & Seed Store W. c»ur: st rhote atn Hastings, Mich. 11-25 ARTHUR TEETER, PropLOREN HERSBERGER, Auctioneer. | . • �J THr HkSTTNns Bvwra. THWUtMT. tirfrMBrK t, IW1 .Ham. Confirmed approximately 700 nn- !| Authorizing the arrooUttment of curnmlttee appointm-.'iit., f..r । a sub-coinmittee of five members to 11M4 made by National Commander , study, investigate and report to the May 1944 meeting on Uie necessity , Atherton. I Voted 60 to 5 to permit Congres-i- I and practicability of making en- man Hamilton Pish to rnok* a de­ largementa and securing additional I lense before it of charge* ne mls- space for the use ot national headAnd Actions Token By used his franking nrivilegs and jhen ■ quarters because of tlie increase in 1 approved the creation of a sub­ Legion activities Incident to the war Notional Executive Com. committee headed bv Past National program. p.-2nam°of Comnu»^~HarTy''w. "cobnery Authorizing the increase of the fisass7. Wik" mw the’ iSSSn i^gta^t^ttaTSrwiOunt Investigate further ’ into, postwar planning commission from iKSjs ™ ’>»«“ “»"wr! “ ,m* 15 to 25 members and approving a img the war $25,000 appropriation -for Its work. i, of fighting K I Uk LW»-. Directing all Legion departments me front of members of the armed forces and demand that control of war rcloca- and tlielr posts to call on their Cou­ nters housing nousing evacuated evacuateu Japjapdischarge Petition their families, and of protecting ta tion centers .nd of the .>» War w„ Relocation MUM • — " •very way the rights and interests anesc. and ~ Zf^Ae disabled men and women ot AiAhorltv-iUelf. be turned over to ^^‘S^aUon^om^ntre^mt |oth World War I and II and their the War Deuartment wterans legbiajon committre jurtar Deuartment. leoendents. the national wecuUve । Reaoiutions Adopted 1 f SOre the *Hm« or <5£taSmmlttee in Its two-day session The national execullve committee ■® CTnov. 18 and 19 took lhe fol- adopted lhe following resolutions. 29%‘heh«ted i?Sn |pwing actions: I Urging the establishment of a i Z9r",‘*" ,u« Designated tlie major legislative national shrine at Indeptmdence . thM the type of dlsnrogram for 1944 to be universal, Hall in Phlladelohia bv taking the ? "nunn Krrice. postwar planning, universal ; Old Park there into the national ^me^i^lar^ tanGhtarv training, and adequate pro- park system for Hie purpose of pre- [^‘(.sen ,ce or Mme slmilar *»“ faction of disabled veterans cf 1 rervlng the historical objects -and Kuj*KeOpposing paroles --------to convicted «<of­ World Ware .I and H and their de- | building therein nendenta I , Condemning all subversive and fenders of the Selective Service Act. Directing the national legislative Set uo lhe machinery for launch- 1 tin-AmerieaiT activities tending to tag The American Legion's Ameri- divide the American people in time committee to introduce a bill to canLcm endowment fund campaign • of war through the teaching of ra­ create an adequate board of appeals by authorizing the creation of a . clal nnd religious liarreds or of alien to which servicemen may apply for non-profit corporation and confirm- “isms." and urging all law cnforce- relief from various types of dis­ mg tlie appointment of 24 promin- : ment agencies 10 combat such sub­ charges some of which disqualify them from certain benefits and ant Legionnaires as trustees. | verslve efforts. Approved the largest operational' Demanding that various persons privilege* and which discharge* thev are at present required to ac­ cept under pressure. Army Control of Jan renters Directing the national legislative brought to trial immediately. a as ■ aMMIII AN M I rlllllN MrKlUWtn nVIVU I 1944 PROGRAM “ WALNUTS MIXED NUTS Sugared or Plain XY..C^ u. 14-oz. boifle ■ Florida Oranges B Full < Sweet, langy I .uico. ■ Florida Grapefruit B Heavy with mice H 19c $1.25 »1.27 5 25c 22C ib 25«..»a KARO SYRUP 1 Point per can SALAD DRESSING p.n> 17c Embassy Smoother, triple-whipped FRUIT COCKTAIL "'J!' 31c 30 Pts. POTATOES bi>d 1 2c stalk 1 OC Pasts! Ca'ery Cr.$p. clean - green bul RIPE 51 ) Maine Potatoes U. S No. 1 - for storage $1.69 v 15 i 47c Cllrui bland. State . Barry Allegan Allegai Eaton Ionia ..... run.* Ca,houn Calho Kalamazoo- t^Etoner served at noon hour AU interested ore In■ i: . I i ---------------Mrs. Orpha Wtag. Mra. Dorothy Kelsey and Mrs. Ludlc Ftelier: pro- “ H" «rotn com is J^s DOTothy Barnum. 11L jj, “JJ J, «« Blocker vuitad Mra Paul Woodman »•: 1 Friday afternoon * E 8 Uth r Tliompson and daughter Virginia « Ti»k». i»u.» •’•nt tn lhe University hospital In h tob.r Ann Arbor with P c. Wing last ;■ '•'X;.;-m;Thureday for a check-up following, c« j!!?™! ; the recent operation of Mr. Thomp- ! Hhr(1 Ot, Co son. and found he was getting along n„.j jor4oa. Ub»r, tutor »• , reasonably well. 5456.106 22JH3 41,839 34.124 38,710 94406 100,085 246438 330,854 2.684 4.419 3.730 3.715 7.891 7488 19483 . ; 104% 10.4% 1479 975 1460 3.014 2441 SI 00 so aa k.i t: e.so 30c 2 i 33c Only 3 Points per Pound Delicious APPLES 2 - 21c Sc pig. Your favorite brand V-8 COCKTAIL 15c Only 2 ration points BEET SUGAR 6c 14 Points 12 oz. can Petals large size - in Carlons. Government-graded d=S«n Country Club. JWhealies; pkg 10c) Michigan. 10 Points Michigan. 3 Months Supply. Kroger's High Potency r.. .. .. c nrrf3 DEcr BACON End Slices. ib 29c Not rationed PORK FEET or Neck Bones Ib 9c Not rationed POII KIDNEYS Ib 17c 1 No< ritowd. Fwb Hodu. Ib. 20« FRANKFURTERS ib 32c Skinlesi. Ng. • quajfry. Ib Not rationed sc u> 46c pig 4c For healthy livestock VIGOR OGG FOOD OLIV-ILO SOAP ban 3 19c Sweetheart Soap, 2 bars 13c CLIFTON TISSUE SAVE YOUR >°n> 3 13c Wrapped bathroom tissue 4 MOTOR OIL S, - 78c Penn-Rad 100% Pure Pennsylvania _ ‘29c I , Kroger'S Tanderay. 11 Pls. R°und steak Kroger's Tendaray. 13 Pls. Chuck Roast Kroger's Tendiray. PICNICS it 35c ib 38c ib 26c 9 Pls. 5 Pls SMOKED SPli GROUND BEEF Ib 25c Fresh. 8 Points , PORK LOIR ROAST Ib 29c Rib End. 5 Points Country Club Soda CRACKERS £ 17c Hunt Clyb Dog Food, 5-lb. bag 42c- SliiOin dteaK St6ak 1 5 Points BLUE PIKE Not rationed BLOCK SALT WSf Rib Roast TENDEDAY TEN DE RAY 13c C3TTAGE CHEESE In Pere-pak carion. ib SELL IT AT KROGER'S AVALON CHLORITE gallon 25c Ammonia, quart 10c 2 'K 29c CUT-RITE Wax Paper. outfit onto the farm of Charlie Utchleltner and will soon be drill­ ing for oil. * Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Modruck lave moved to Battie I Creek for the winter; will return ' In the spring to their farm. ★ Clar -t-nce pavne has relumed from the Ab.mi, <i«o<iyr*r. north without a deer. * Clifford ’ Kahler wm called north on account of the illness of an aunt. * Miss I Mary Daniels has employment In ' Battle Creek. Z \ 1 J. ciilkiai'. CHRISTMAS STORE HOUR SCHEDULE Dec. 2Oth Through Dec. 24th The following stores will remain open until 9:00 p.m. each evening beginning Monday, December 20, through and including Thursday, December 23 and will also be open Thursday afternoon, December 23, with closing hour on Friday, Dec. 24, set at 6:00 p. m. 15c lb Ik 22c KROGER WALLDORFF'S FURNITURE STORE BAIRDS' CLOTHING ROTH'S FURNITURE STORE FRANDSEN'S STORE DUTCH KRAFT PAINT STORE MEYERS'5 and 10c STORE PARKER WAREHOUSE BONNET AND GOWN THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE A. J. LARSEN THAYER'S JEWELRY LEE OFFICE SUPPLY MARK'S STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE WESTERN AUTO SU.PPLY HODGES' JEWELRY JOHN BULLING Cr SONS The Hastings City and the National Bank will remain open Thursday, December 23rd, until 2:30 p. m. 40c 1 Point Ib WATERS'CLOTHING J.C. PENNEY CO. BANK SCHEDULE 33c I Above schedules apply only to the period of December 20 through December 24. Both before and after this period, usual hours will be observed .with closing on Thursday afternoon.) COOKED - SMOKED HAMS TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE Brown Jersey Gloves, pair 17c SLICED BACON Shank Half 5 Points MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. LONG AND MOORE ' Keeps lunches fresher CANVAS GLOVES Grade A. 4 Points BACON SQUARES Lean. WASTE FAT The government urgently needs it for lhe war effort . C QUICK mnRKETS 3119c On th» ☆ Home Dear Everyone there, and I do I have just County Clerk Al you of last we expresses my ti instead ot rcp< same, remembe there, in a slig You should see our bit kt hoi paper to rush I en saving kitch ramble is my ef perhaps before wish 1 hadn't B Hn| Ha! Honestly, boy; mothers' heoru love and pride they burst, our everyone of yot go up to him o shoulder, somet them. I will u out ot Percy hoj>ed to read mother before evening at 0 P Una tit w£» 1 thought, "I chr 'Macs' when h and I was just take him to M two men in a < north and rigl 1 Itey took Use right to his hot do you know. enjoyed Iktetiln snlion on the v a Marine. and been a Marine co,”c“- ”.iF“e“9?.«r»»™ MichigarTgrsnulated Del Maiz N&lets 13c Avondale Toatoes 12c 58c Fresh Eggs Bran Hakes 9c Navy Beans 5 £ 42c Vitamin Cansules 3ci” »1.39 EIGHTY-EIGF ' Fine or Broad SOUP MIXES BU approuciM-d one | urdny. and I t a winter "stu only a HV I going anywhere the station, aloi in uniform can two packages; thought. "I oiq 1 help him on h "Say fellow! wt He said. "Ion kinds quick llki "Come in my c | you to a gas ata I here. You may •there, and loo. warmth of thi "* r"u,! GLASS CREEK <>r Jani»«: (last Week's Letter) Rob't. Otis and Ray Erway re•" turned.Sunday from a hunting trip. Trf * Mrs- Stuare Brownell of Orangc<k tn n.r vllie and Mrs. Jack Bellingham of •»i<! .ir Shultz called on Mrs. Jack Erway -r.t thrtr Saturday P. M. ★ Mrs. Sara Erwny rrobuiv j, spending some time at her home \i*"‘ I," here. * Mrs. Leo Tift of northwest . . . ITliflnnH wan 11 nf XTrc i who.i« HiMing*. Mkbi«an. Whittemore Wednesday, w Mrs .1 Ua't twviitr Uaj. prior to ..id l«ar Nellie Foreman of Hostings spent ... . the post week with Mrs. Rav Erway. 1 or1 1‘roLat- T^Y “«L'ted with a quilting at ‘ M (,„( jg.'ijfMrK Chas. Whlttemore'R two days ---------------- " | and spent Bunday at Harry Dunn's HOPE CENTER ' southwest Rutland. , Drilling on the oil well on Clar- j COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS MUELLER’S HOODIES 2 12 oz. pkg. 10c HELF BEA It MllUr, Not rationed PURE LARD Relined. J 2 MARMALADE WASHINGTON Fancy Ealing Head Letsuca g£ #j enriched with Kroger's exelusive Thiro:,. 15c Fresh - crisp - large size *3 S sh si & fl ^Vitamin- L,r«e lMm 20c Emperor vaikly The State Bureau of Social Security has released to lhe local Bureau of Social Aid lhe following 4ta tlstlcs. These statistics show the total pop­ ulation ot the State of Michigan, the number of persons 65 years of age and over, the percentage of population 65 yean of age and over, the total number of Old Age Assistance recipients as of August 1943, and the per­ ---------------- .----------------------------------------------- -------- . w recetvln< old Age Assistance. The same Information is Included for Barry and the surrounding counties. Tall No. 1 can, 18c, 20 Pls. RIGHT FOR STORAGE! Fancy - sweet - plump. sl“dy for the partlc pation ta such program of Uie employed personnal ™™! ucimruimua. ____ __ -i A*. mr 1scvciai Authorizing the apoolntment of a sub-committee of three members ’« devise a simplified procedure for maintaining records of memberahlos ' nt national and department heac quarten ' ‘ ' rninrlvnt Authorizing lhe increase of the . national commander scholarships of The American Legion to ten. and •that oruhans of veterans of World ,War If t> considered in the ani nual awarding of such scholarships, --------------- ---------------------- THIS COUNTY HAS HIGH PERCENTAGE OF PERSONS WHO ARE 65 OR OLDER DON’T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T M.,..,? iXr NEED-BUY WAR BONDS l< M^rrd |.h.r INSTEAD. J Unra.tee. ■ IRVING , I £ »«••< (Last Week's Lct/en John Pern and son Jack from ' t> smith. 7c GERBER S BABY FOODS <b>. b Bread 2 »n 10c 3 California Grapes \ Smell the Fragrance 4of Kroger’s Clock 5 Pis. Michigan U S. No 1 Perfect lor salads or desserls 14c Red Label, 15c Blue Label. 15 Pu. 39c 17jc to o» 14c 11 Brown Poinls • Rose Bowl brand. 64c £ it- b Quart 13c -7 n« TOMATO JUICE or Libby's. CIDER VINEGAR 8 Pts. Santa Claras 13c Avondale stone-ground 2 5 Redi-Ripe Pears Mkhigan. 3 Pure Vegetable Shortening. Country Club quality, 37c Quart i»r MUSTARD MACKEREL Makes delicious Johnny-cake OtecRiargarme Lily White Flour . PiHscory Flour Pancake Flour Heinz KeicJiup 45c AorAMAbUo No 2 c*n Z/C Dawn Fresh Cui Green Spears. 18 Pis. King's Ysllow CORN MEAL 5 £ 21c KROGO ft. Sweet Pickles, qt. i3k Mary Lous. Kellle-lresh - cello wrapped FARCY PRUNES 39c Now Crop. Choice assortment DILL PICKLES 2 £ DOUGHNUTS dozen 13c 2 Jt 39c ib New Crop California Point per can Peanut Ratter 5 u- $1.29 Rich in raisins, cherries, fruit peel EVAP. MILK 3 X 24c AMW/TS providing tax-exemption for corporntlon gifts or contributions to veti rails'onntnlzationns Authorizing tlie opening of nego­ tiations for the Legion's taking m u. Records neevrus x-ur over uur of inc the acuv.Li® activities of For Our Fighting Men.Inc . to makeavailable a greater number of kits to Die FRUIT CAKE . Libby's or Borden's BfSTAMwmws tommlttee to secure immediately armed forces and reduce the opera- Kalamasoo returned from a deer legislation giving control to the Ung expenses. hunUng trip with a nice buck. Mra War Department of all persons ofAuthorizing national headquarters , Porrv stayed at Big Rapids with Japanese ancestry within the United to use for the duration of the war her daughter and family while they States or its territories. 1 n pamphlet tvpe rather than tlie were gone. ★ Everybody enjoyed the Endorsing the Guriiev-Wadsworth ' loose leaf type of service officers ' picture ta the Grand Rapids paper «•••• .— un_^_ Bill <8-701 and H.R. --------------1806) jirovidmanual. of n Bruce Windes — and the sucz foxes ins for universal military training. Barring tlie solicitation of funds . caught ta Irving Twp. * Mr. and ina and calling on all departments and ta the name of The American Le- 1 Mrs John Be Ison and family and post to support this measure. measure. gion for any project or purpose out- i their daughter. Nora Ellen 8eeber. Directing the national legislative »«<•« of departmental boundaries 1 who was their weekend guest, spent committee to draft a bill to be pre- ot anv deartaient exceol by the ex- 1 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe sented to the Congre&s. establishing Pressed permission of the depart- 1 Llnce of Thomapple Twp. t Dell —1 _• - '! inrnt a definite channel of ---------command ’nent committee committee nt of th* the other other dede- ! Schlffman Schlffman who who went want deer deer hunting hunt which shall specify the duties of the | l’ rne— "t1 — or —-------------- “• ‘ - a£')— ' “‘*u hta son Fred of Battle ~ Creek Dissolving the* nld old vv^-i World War II returned home with a nice buck. * veterans emnlovment represent*- |D!iso lv,n'’ ,h and authorizing . Mr. and Mr. Wm. McCann will be lives, providing for regulations by liaison committee — •>. ­ Tiianksgivtag guests of Mr. Mo Mo-­ statute which shall give the vetcr- the national commander to appoint I Thanksgiving ans employment service adminlstra- ' new committee consisting of a ; Cann's sister and husband. Mr. and chairman. ‘two two vice vice chairman chaFnnan’and and 25 25 Mrs. Mrs" Adelbert AdelberT Wilcox wiicmTof Rutland live authority over local employ- chairman, of ‘ Rutland members. who are entertaining entertaining with a family family ;nent offices insofar as pie employ- general member#. ;[ who * Mr. and Mr?. ment of veterans is concerned and Authorizing the creation of a new dinner. ♦ Mrj!. Frank Travtor the orovixlon in each local ern- committee of five members to sur- jj will spend Thanksgiving in Battle nlovment office of a veterans em- vey all national cemeteries wherein , Creek. ployment representative so that re- veterans of American wars are bur--------------- ««* -----------turning veterans mav have a direct led to recommend suitable extension COATS GROVE and sympathetic employment serv- of present. facilities or the acquislweek's l^ttert ice available to them upon the com- non of additional facilities If nec-ub. ssary ; ,,w met wiui clction of their milltarysenTce. essary. L,P e. “wiimuh uruup .Pl? 1 _wllh Arthur Richardson.last TuesIncreasing the national rchabill/Authorizing the appointment of I of three members 1 for an all day meettag. * The tatlon executive committee from 9 a <•sub-committee ------- —— investigate ana and report . — L,■ A- 8. will meet Thursday Dec. — 2. to 15 member:.. : to Study. study. Iinwu-ak? —z *xw. Tax-Exemot contributions I uP°n « method thod of of a retirement pro- « lh'LchU)rch.(.or^ .•P*®**1 men* Directing the national legislative «•>>«»> Krnm for the employed personnel roESKwk ^,5. “T,'BBSS .• "kot : mg, observing the fllst anniversary. Hastings Chamber of Commerce RETAIL MERCHANTS DIVISION in Nashville 1 years past we h ter. but so far little flurries morntag everyth heuvv frost, n milder weather eumuln Hiller t tn', so that's r the more. To some of from farms, I a done for todai are?—feeding member a fet college fellows I'm not planni I have one of t windows; have in them, but didn't look pn me. It happened there was1 a " so I got some and pretty. I ’l Speaking of of a little jok M N O OOL I suppose m< Capt Merwyn so much acti Islands, and wa etc. Lately he hospital at Ma we arc hopln here In Nashs He had some Intyre, and th ried him to a by a Hustings Don't suppoe* heard about U lowed seme folks if they c in him; or tire Michigan, and and told about man in Amerlc carried plates ■ Michigan). This week, from his home to celebrate I dinner with I will be Thar and his birthd Is Caot. Carl former Flying ful to be ab through that with such hanc piles or plane though he wa had Infection which pierced Jon bombing. for a wiille. Capt. Rossi's we picked up Ingots that w Hons----- tonigh tire "outaide" wnitlng for t them they co runs, and tin thev couldn't They needed "The higher closed over co a most norte Then, our he* hit 30 below — (Continued ■ - .■ ■ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-12-09.pdf 757c1479f5024513d32766c762d2bdb7 PDF Text Text HELP BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS The Hastings Banner SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR Woodland Boy Injured When His Car Hit Tree TEN MODERN HOMES FOR MIDDLEVILLE HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1943 EDITORIAL WAR 16 PAGES—THREE SECTIONS !FUEL OIL ^x^.=jlONSER JATION ilno/ease World Hours to 48 a ' Peace rumors are flying thick and will be unconditional surrender n' rAtolfmif 1 TlALI Richard Bailey. 16. of Woodland, fast these days and they will do no son of Mrs, Lawrence Pinefrock, harm providing they aren't taken wa* seriously Injured Tuesday night AT A GLANCI * seriously. U. S. Govt. of Will the peoples of the United Nations.. Proper Attention to Burner area, which include all of Calhoun l*atAssist week a*ina result of an auto­ Funh«~re' Ih; | C." Re.ul. In j mobile accident. He Is reported to be Meeting An Acute We would all like to think that in a serious condition in a Baltic peace Is "Just around tiie comer" Japanese phase of the war is now , substantial savings Maple Grove in this county.gtnd the This is a regular weekly feature Creek hospital. Dear Everyone of you out Young Bailey was driving north - Middleville has a live factory but all of the reliable facts avail­ clear—complete dismemberment, of, Regardless of the war and fuel tcwnshln* of Katarno. Walton and designed to aid you in your cur­ there, and I do hiean YOU: Woodland at about 8 o’clock that which makes electrical appliances. It able seem to add up to a different the empire which Japan has ac- oil rationing there is 30 . more fuel ! Bellevue in Eaton county. The order rent purchases of items ratlonad by I have just fUilshed reading of has a contract with the government answer. the government. Thia newspaper quired through stealth, force and I oil convumed In ‘ Burry County for 1 affects all persons or corporation* evening. He was alone, and In some County Clerk-Allan Hyde's letter to manner lost control of the car. to furnish urgently-needed electrical ._______ __ __i heating dwellings ......and . ___ __ treachery and> .... the unintentional non-war use1 — ! employing eight nr or mzw* more n*rarwiapersons; believes this service will ana bl* in­ you of last week. HLs fine letter, which left the road, cr&aed a ditch products required in the war which to cooperate mor* fully tn Chances are that unless we are but never-the-less effective co-op-1 than wa» used in 1938. If home but does not affect any. wto are dividuals expresses my thoughts and feelings and crashed into a tree, about half thia country is waging. 7?iat factory winning the war on the home front of appeasement-minded poll- owners and user* who have an U> ! and tiiose of everyone at home,.... so “ ndle from his home. When the is endeavoring to more than meet willing to deal with the Prussian eratlon < m Uctan* of the United States. Great '«tnwnt in oi burning ^ulpmrnt ihtm of thte counis^ where this arinstead1 of repeating some o off Uie the ( boy WJU found. Deputv government expectation. It has military clique in arranging a com- । Britain nnrt France rtnrinv Hut c*Pect ot use this equipment in the d,-r aPP“««. *i'« several Who are emsame rr— ■—— •will — SddmSlid Blwriff Heriry Hyn«. of Woodland. been handicapped because of u promise peace—which would, in es- nnv veor« , K tn ten futur,‘ th<7 '■'"ploy rigid ploved in Battle Creek factortes & K I w“ notified W^-theT^iti: fifty- , jears ------ —Jefum r----------------Is to be-----------left only- --------- Ul 0luci ( fucUU ) OCUII.XHUUOU. u crmservatlon which have JhJmiv tt and made the inveati- house shortage in that village. It rence. be a victory for Germany— | ----.......war --- . contracts. They will there. In a slightly different vein. u,.k>n a doctor wa* summoned and has several skilled workers who Hitler’s armies will fight on for some | with • the limited island territory owing ... k- greater <.~,t— demand tn, to ,the for j have have to work 48 48 hours hours instead of of 40 main* valid through Jan. 1. 1944 would like to have suitable homes time yet. If so. it will be months । originally under her control before petroleum products ar — the .... dwind- 1 for a days work, but will receive ™-troleum and in Middleville; but the house* there before Nazi power can be broken. | her military cliques and jingotets j hug our bit at home—boys collectuig I Ihe Battle Creek hospital. It was are ------..j. -----... overtime pay for the extra eight i Green stamps A. B, C in Book 4 crude oil supply. all occupied and prospects for before Nazi P°wer ca” •* broken.' her mimarv clique, ami jingo j hours. _________ _ getting any of them teemed quite ■ .. How many months—your guess is as; began to plot world domination , good through Dec 20. Green stamp* present problem Is the great XWMlwui ““ “**"*T>.,^*|»* remote I D. E. F In Book 4 good through Jan. good as any one'*. war demand for fuel Oil. heavy * Because ’■- —u...> <■ . 1 1 This ' • •. • This,fnn too.Isisininline linewith withwhat what the turning oils, gasoline and motor o:l, 120 1944 till* factory ’s product te|j” "greatly "needed by' the govern- > New* that President Roosevelt. * people ot the United Natioa* wish, for the Army. Navy. Air Force and j wish I hadn't BITTEN oft so much I *airTI\I^T F<AI IT nt. and because the industry ha* Prime Minister Churchill ----- *•■'• — . - defense ptanta. Any reduction that ; menu and• Hal Ha! this •<declaration in itself can be made in the use of fuel oil •■limit urospvcu. nrrunact* in n,n«n excellent exceuent prospects u> In umuuu normal times. 1 ueneraitssuno Generalissimo uniang Chiang nai Kai anrx Shek niui had Honeetly. boys and girls, we War --I With the economic in Barry County will help to build ‘ it was believed that the government, conferred ... in Cairo came as no sur- .I solves nothing, mothers' heart* are bursting with fInd a way to meet meet .j pr|je uteerrm had and political ggrip of Japan on her up a much needed reserve for our could and would find |je Washington observers Stamp 18 good for 1 pair, validity love and pride in you. and when LiZTrS ! '■» presem Pf~n> spncrc ‘Ptaf ui 1'! miiuiirti. uimvn. Armed Forces and manufactures, ai- ^*\|a*r Ilf A IfF extended indefinitely. AirpMn* <riirH « conicrence tor they bunt, our Jove spills over to tor’the^rcoavmen^of^th^money ^t1 months and. ns expected, one of the about seventy-five million people petroleum is going to be a deciding . | DI Mr Mf A Wr stamp No. 1 in War Ration Book everyone of you in uniform. Every WAII IL IiMIE ™v nv«r?n™he SojKt.TSm- I main topics discussed was Japan. will be thrown back onto a small. factor In winning the war. I Ill good tor ode pair. boy I ace in the service. I want to go up to him and pat him on the , Sfitee of buW«*“ m«i of the vil- . ’ ’ ' ^ island territory capable of supportPointed Both Revolver* A shoulder, sometimes 1 do/ajk with Rohert Stowell Given Ton labeled promptly in getting In Jt U Rood ‘o know officially, that ing only a part of that number This serve fuel oil. Any method that can Undarsheriff Lean Doitei. -- - — for heat conservation, such them. I will tell you how glad I Robert S»owell Given Top louch wllh lhc auU1OrtUea al Wash- there te no inclination to - -accept ls not a problem which will adjust be used ----------- ----------- - ----- - ... Crazy Youth Now in Ionia ; Ja?ji“-B"^?id ! All "B" and —•'—-• — — •4. Sec •1.)• (Continued on “Pane Scout Award. Richard Groos I ingtan. The committee was met in a a compromise peace with Japan—It coal conservation, should be used , • H 4,10 ”C" gasoline coupons aporoaclted one. It wtis on a Sat­ after Dec. 1 will be worth 5 Reelected Dist . rrnraiar President One rmdy aP‘r,t- “ndc00pcrale found suthoriBesond the methods mentioned in J, , • . .... . -officers ---------1,I'1 issued urday. and 1 timk my car out 40 nec ecrea vn wMn Uu. State Police and• sheriffs' gallons each, compared with the coal conservation there are several of three counties—Kent. Ionia and present value romuared get winter "stuff in the radiator: The fall court ot honor lor the need for Bddiuanal housing was of two gallons for tilings to consider in burning oil. liad only a little gas. and wasn't District Boy Scouts of ,iroven; and it was demonsUated . . , . Bam Barry—were were an all out out lor for scvcrat several nuurs hours .I luuwmu coupona u» of mkjbc those prucu. types. Thia iuouw means going anywhere, well—just as I left Thornapple Be jure and have burner (gun j ’ and taur on Mnndav Monday in tn a "R" ’B’/and "C" “C“ bonks books Will will contain nVfawUi.r nn America was held in the Methodist lo thej r satisfaction the station, along came a dear boy type' dci properly nroneriv adjusted, ad lusted. poorly ad ad-­ ’ ..... chase _>..... after • . 16-yror-oid -in bov, .. Ii er — coupon* rrwinzina than fh.n in In the th* past, rwit hast here on Thursday evening.; The government has agreed to wild but lir uniform Carrying u suitcase and church justed burners will consume twice who committed several crimes in | each coupon will be good for mor* with an attendance of 300 person*. b ulld ten neat, modem homes. The two packages; right away I A fine feature of the program was lota wen! purchased, the surveys and the amount of fuel oil In producing a few short hours. He was cap- gallons than before. No increue in thought. ”1 ought to see if I can the presentation of an Eagle scout other preliminary work has been Die desired amount of heat. tured al Clarksville at 8:30 Monthe amount of gasoline allowed 1* help him on his wav. ’ So I said. badge to Robert Stowell, son of Mr., donc.«and an organization has been Clean boiler and furnace flues day forenoon. In a brief period. involved. Was Alone In His Tool Shed "Sav fellow! where are you going?” and Mrs. Chester Stowell of this perfected for carrying on the work, regularly, as carbon deposits or soot of time this youthcommitted rob- ; Fuel OU He said, "ionia." So I thought city. That award la Dre highest In I The project will be completed as When Accident Occurred will insulate burner flame from bollbery armed, stole two cars and] Period 1 coupons In new ration* . kind* quick like, for me. and said. scouting. Judge Archie D. McDonald possible. We understand er or furnace surfaces. threatened to shoot Undersheriff: are good through Jan. 3; each cou"Coine in my car. and 1 will take presented the badge to Robert s ; thal Coats Grove Loy Was the government will sell seU these accidentally shot to death Monday Check chimney draft as this has I been Doster twice. John Usbome.; pon good for 10 got Period 2 couyou to a gas station a. mile north of mother, and she pinned the badge that | lO mes on very reasonable terms, Aeronautical Engineer a prominent resident and former pons became good Nov. 30. ~ treat effect on oroper combustion, a orominent resident and former pons became good Nov. 30. a great proper combustion. evening at his farm home in Carl­ here. You mav get a ride quicker on the uniform of her son, Robert. giving — years-•— time•-to the Hiving 25 m ------jvrtio wuic wit pur-- ton township. He was trying to get Do not try and heat with a burner supervisor of Carlton, also looked -------------- • • ■ there, and too. you can wait in the ........... - ................... *nrnith"of~the'"station”'" bn" the 1 “ ’ne'n,bcr rTooot, Pbecl? chasers to complete, their payment*., a fox. which had dug a hole on the business ends of two re- Rsjairiec* Associations Lt. Cleon Smrtn. 24. an aero­ or room heater that te too small for at SSI^there he mid dle he was iuit I ?.®Uv! 4C0Ut wortt for thl" • Thi* Tills boost boost from from the the government government the inside and near the edge df his volvers, which this youth pointed “ 3 rtJSWMUiiuns nautical engineer in the U. S. Army­ the area that you-are heating as will benefit Middleville in many out of Percy Jm/Phospital ^d ’^n Acting officers for the dls-1 ^-sT^ii ^‘oTvX iJfk^ shed. Close to his barn and a few Air Corps and the son of Mr and an over loaded oil burner is waste­ at him The tworevolvershe stole Spans SlXty-FlVe Y«Srt It will be of value in keeping from a Lowell hardware the pre~ • hoped to reach. Ionia Richard oroos Grom oi of inis this city city was was a..ays. P K rods from his house. His body was Mrs Ernest Smith of Coate Grove, ful. \ u to J,-ce ..hta. trict.. Hicnara live industry in that village. The National Bank of Hastings vious Thursday night. It would seem ’ T ^ “ * ---’ Do not use fuel oil that te heavier discovered by Mrs. Townsend, was killed in nn airplane accident motlwr before re eleclcd president. He had filled . „ leaving 5 L* by ,bus.that br. reelected u>» he ..E mav ..»* now be headed for a here recently received a letter from shortly after the accident occurred. at Gowen Field. Boise. Idaho, on than the one recommended by your that evening M. ’ for North Caro-i I■tha( for'the ’If. ul “i,6 0 p pi^a nuSr ’iw ,hMl position 'yMltlon f0 lh* past j1®51 two lwo years, afa r a nnraiTrn prolonged stay at tiie Ionia ho*Marcus E. Conrad, vice-prealdsnl, burner manufacturer Tiie sheriff’s offlcq was notified. Tues. Nov 30 He died of injuries . inu V it was I. I 30 30, 1 T^n J !. The other district dffaers dffleers are Arlie (■Efl ( A DDklJTpD pltal for the criminal insane He The Chase National Bank of New Sheriff Bera and Coroner Dr. C. P. received while testing a plane, ac­ x thought. this* boy at” . A Reed. 'V1'.,I1 can C<|1*I1 leave 'r"ei ^ho 1° Rred. Nashville. Raymond Smith. Hmith.; ULvi V AK« LI* I Elv certainly should not be at large. York City tn recognition of *txLathrop investigated. They were cording to an official notification Macs when hte time is so s I Lake Odessa and Dorrance Trelhrlc. 1 Chaxles Keech, the 16 year old ty-flve years of continuous buri'* thoroughly satisfied that the death received by the family. and I was just .gelling some gas to : Winston Merrick was 1 who caused all this uproar, lived new association. It was on Dee. 1. take him to M-50 when up[ drov-. ^nhosen m dtetJicT commlswas accidental, and that no inquest Lt. Smith graduated from Has- I on a farm on a rural route from 1878. that the then Hostings Nawas necessary. two men in a coupe, going straight • lings High school in 1937. He was Lowell He had come into previous tional Bank made an initial d«no*tt The tool shed was open at the an outstanding athlete and much north and right through IONIA! council Report Shows Orgonization Council executive John Juncker. Juncker. :। collisions with the taw. but he . With the Chase National Bank wmife south end. In it were stored some Tliey took live soldier with them of Grand Rapids, presented colored I In Good Financial Condition farm machines. The fox'hole was better than average scholastically. I broke Hie record Sunday night * " right to his home, te as I glad? Arid vln„ p|cturnj of summer camp ) records here show. During his , H. H. S. Team Opens । and early Monday. When three re­ correspondent. Since that time there on the west side and inside of the know, Ii surely would have nave t, llf do you know plc[ur(.* of the annual, Season With 35 to 17 Win ' volvers disappeared from a ttowell has been a severe money panic, enhiw . "canoe" trio""into” Canada shed. Townsend had brought his enjoyed Ibitriilnir listening in In on the conver- , jcotit president of the Hastings Cham. ----------------------------------------- ■ • .U-. --j, also Qni three — major wars involving Charlie--------lauit Fridav nlahl at the High I| hardware Thursday night. --------------- ----------3-™thia gallon on the way. as this boy was Scout awards were given to the l*’1, °I Commerce for the coming ■loaded shot — gun, also tta lopg long Ccom school gym the Saxons started off was suspected, but kept out of country <we’re tn the third on* a Marine, and one of the men had following ’couts from the Nashville >'«ar “ meeting held in I. a OF; stalk into the shed. His plan was the M?sS>n right by defeating the sight. Officers searched his room now), a riproaring boom, and a trooDs- Fred Ackett scoutmaster hall here Monday evening. On the ■ evidently to poke into the hole been a Marine in our other war. Woodland High school team to the ut his home and recovered one ot prolonged economic depression as Tills Is December Oth and here Janm'Alderama. second class; and same ballot. Horner Smith w»s with the stalk and shoot the Tox lune of 35-17. | the missing weapons, but the youth well as ocher minor — "dlsturtiapcea.* vice-presidemt, Wlll|a»'as It attempted to escape He had In Nashville it Is raining Some James Kurti second claas. From named Tn the earlier stages v> of me the game । I — and other two -revolvers could •, But th* busln*u connection boCWMa In the euiiier •- tiie -—- ’---years past we have liad lots of win­ troop 107 Edwin Taylor scoutmas-. Schihancck was re-elected tress-, invited a couple of his neighbors ®. .*k... •«.— | these two institutions still holds. the tali Woodland boys had the best not then be r located. ter. but so far we have had only ter awards were given to Reynolds urer and David Goodyear and Dor-. to ijeip him get the fox. They hod Mr. Marcus writes: "Our record* little flurries of snow Yesterday Cordes first class- Robert Bradford rance Trelhrlc were named as the not arrived, and he had evidently share of rebounds, but later the Evidently young Keech had hi*.1 — height of Duane Ottosen and Mor-1 own scheme for a two-gun crime inomlnu everything was white with and Richard Taylor, second clasa: ! two new members of the board of; decided to dcylhe job-qtone. ............................... <^rnWre3?li?^LlL’2S , The coronfr and shertff believe heavv frost. now rain. Well, this Richard Groos, Jr. four merit bodges directors. ns 'Hill controlled tiie rebounds " for- wave, which he planned to start on During the past year,under the, that when Townsend grabbed his milder weather save* fuel, which is first aid. life saving, rowing and Sunday night. He fim stole his c Hastings. sumpin Hitler and Toio ain’t want- hiking; Pat Kelly, a merit badge in | administration of Einar Flrand- gun. he stumbled backward over In the first period the play was father's car. which he drove to yf’., .handicraft. ----- >.—.. n — from troop 75. nn. Boys Ho- .। >»n sen. fn/-tr.rv factory and other real real prop-1 the tongue of a farm tool and. in very hot and fast with the teams l™.U, where he left U. But he » hart Smith, scout master, receiving I erty owned by the chamber was some manner, discharged the gbn. the more. playing almost even. Hill and Otto­ sen making two baskets each to To some of you boys out there awards were Jack Slocum. Richard disposed of at mutually satisfac- the load entering the left side of lead the Saxons, tiie quarter end­ from farms. I say. 1 have my chores Llnlngton. Neil Will and John Coe- tbry prices, which, together with his abdomen, causing Instant death. The body was removed to the ing with Hastings leading 10 to 8. done for lodav. Know what they des. Orric Helm, scoutmaster of rental of the old piston ring prop­ >«"• T I With the beginning ot the aec- ™u."hbOm.d'?'d1Iu ■are?—feeding six goldfish. (Re­ troop 106. awarded a tenderfoot pin erty. dues and other miscellaneous Leonard funeral home, where the Smith Richard FeldFeld-1 items brings the total tot ‘ assets of the services were held at 10 o’clock this ond quarter, the Saxons’ defense ramblnKn S. member a few years ago when to Robert Smith. ->d o'^c Xi there was so much said about some pausch received his Star scout pin | organization to about 820.000. most forenoon. The burial will be in tightened to hold Woodland to two college fellows eating goldfish?) No. and merit badges in athletics and ■ of which is In cash or government Riverside cemetery. The Rev. s. baskets while three by Ottosen night luncii room. He brandished Conger. Hathaway officiated. I’m not planning on eating mine— bicycling. Alfred Cortright, merit 1 bonds and one by Thomas put Hastings the two revolvers. In th* lunch Although no formal action has room were Forrest E. Bell and three f‘ be ours for many more ye«r» Surviving are the widow and four I have one of these groups ot three badges In pioneering, civics, wood further ahead. 20-10. windows: have had the usual plants carving, wood working and blcycl- been taken. It is generally under­ children—Ralph of Lowell. Mrd After the half-time the Saxons women attendants, also four truck cumt in them, but recently, my plants Ing, Pal Hodges, merit badges In | stood that this money, Or al least Dorothy Bushong of Detroit, came back strong and the Woodland drivers. He ordered them all to;.... , V* didn’t look pretty ctxxigh to suit bicycling and scliotarship and Rich- that portion of it derived from Gladys and Madelyn. boys found it Impossible to get tiie stand aside while he raided the Windstorm Co. ard Trelhrlc was awarded a first, ulc snle and rental of property, is me. range and tile visitors were held cash draw: then ordered the four '-a. is . u without a point, while the Saxons drivers to hand over their cash. He Directors Met Here It happened at Kiehl's hardware I class pin and a merit badge in au- | to be used for the‘purpose of facBesides the Eagle award tory development here. Tiie orig rolled up 12 more. there was a '’special” on goldfish. | tomobiling. obtained about J30 by this oper. (11^^ ot tlu. Michigan trnnn 73. others Others receiving recog reCOg-­ 1 Inal Inal purchases nnrrhaux of nt property nmnnrtw Involved lnvnlvp/1 j In the final period with Coach ation, then backed out of the door । Mutua] WlndStonn insuranceoo. so I got some and have a bowl in In troop LT. CLEON SMITH I he sin-riff s offer i r»____ u______ ___ wZ__ Brozak substituting very freely. Uie ' r.l VK'inh.-d each window, they look ’’different’’ nition were: Star scout pins to Har­ in the transactions mentioned were old Gray. William Stebbins and made from funds contributed by senior year he was co-captaln .of play was more to Woodland's ad­ and pretty. I think. ... . , ’ 4i4UJ»iay. rumvccu ui wic 13 UlTom Dolan, and merit badges to the track team, end on the football vantage as they outecored the Sax­ Lonslnx were soon hunting for the tM.tora wcre Despite gaaoSpeaking of goldfish, reminds me Vernon Texter and Robert Stowell. local business firms-, professional men and factories to assist Indus ­ i team, a member of the Boys ’ Union ons 7 to 3. At the fuial whistle the boy. So were the Kent sheriff s nne restrictions, which interfered a of a little joke we used to have Advancement awards In cubbing Packages to Be Left ' Council, president of the Sport’s Saxons led 35-17. force, for they had been notified of iot wnn the usual teMinews-getUng when I was in high school (ages were made to cubs of packs 73 and trial developments here. George Green, reporting for the । Club and a member of the Ushers' At U. S. 0. Room Here The Saxons were paced offensive ­ the stealing of the Dodge car at travel of Ita agents, the company ago). It went this wav: 75. by Delbert Whitmore and Clair Tourist 6t Resort Committee, said He established a new con­ ly by Center Duane Ottosen and Lowell. j made fine progress In 1943. Th* A B C D GOLDFISH Mrs. David 8. Goodyear, chair­ Club. Johnson. Other troops In the dis­ that tourist and resort trade in the The thia ference record in the high Jump and Forward Morris Hill with 16 and 7 inc scene next uni shifted auuwu to mu Barry (' amount of insurancee carried M N O GOLDFISH carried by by thia trict represented were from Middle­ county during the past year ex­ man of the project for gifts for won the half-mile run in the state points respectively. Capt. Town­ county. At about one o’clock Mon­ company will Y S A R GOLDFISH the 8500 000.000 soldiers at Fort Custer, announces track meet during his senior year. ville and Clarksville. ceeded all expectations. A subs tan send, John Coleman, and Mace day morning, the family of John mark in 1943. I suppose most all of you know ~ ‘ , tlal decrease In patronage was ex"Well-liked, prominent, a real Thomas played ail-round good ball. ■ Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1.) Capt. Merwyn Plumley, wlw saw rooms to receive the packages on the so much action in the Pacific Alleaan Probate Judge fccted because of transportation following afternoons: Saturday. Dec. leader.” was the comment made of Capu McMillen with four baskets paid within the required time, with . i — ~ j restrictions. But actually, he said. him by a former teacher. Islands, and was promoted and- dec­ and Harper with four pointe led a surprising number of people 11. Wednesday. Dec. 15. and Sat­ Cleon worked at the Dow Chemi­ Woodland in scoring; Henney and orated for his bravery, leadership, Acted For urday. Dec. 18. If anyone wishing came here — rather than sections cal Co.. Midland, for a year and Bom played well defensively. etc. Lately lie has been at the company. laruicr norui — io spvna ineir en®. lve a package is unable to be farther north to spend their enone-half after graduating from boHDltal at Mare Island, Calif. and Judge Clement The Hastings second team defeat­ Umes. p*ck- Hastings High and then entered ed tiie tallet* Woodland reserves 31 we are hoping soon to see him Probate,'Judge Irving J. Tucker, tire vacations. Before and during Bt the roo'ns. Bt **11 at the Rogers Feed M. S- C. from which institution to IL B. Manker. J. poleman and here in Nashville on a furlough. of Allegan, was called here Friday the season. 4.762 folders were i ages may Seed Store and Mr. and Mrs. he was graduated in 1942. While Ralph Gies were outstanding for He lud some interesting contacts bv Probate Judge Stuart Clejnent mailed; 2.116 were passed out here I in answer to requests, and 789 let-1 J 10 #" ’ 5Ce ^ “ 1 «• l “ rnc d while away that I heard of. One to hear a contest over the allowance there, he was a member of the Spar­ Hastings. ui ciiquiiy were answereu. air. ters enquiry answered. Mr.! thl* *n,_ vmir- !■ . n such was his association with Jim­ of a final account in a certain es­ f ton cross country team. I Next week the Saxons take on MRS. FRANK MILLER. ___of____ 7__ I__ Ram' Cn there , rtitnla Barry Co.'s quota tills year is u recommended that be mie Roosevelt in Makin Lv ALso. tate in whlcii Judge Clement felt Green He enlisted in the U. S. Army Air the all veteran Ionia ^eam. The MRS. MAYME NEAR, Praps. he was attended by Kennith Mc­ that he himself was disqualified to no let-up In the effqrt devoted to minimum of 120 packages The Corps soon after graduation and game is going to be played at the On account of the shortage o< Greatly Increased Amount . promotions in the county must furnish this number touhst and resort-------- *■—" **■* Intyre, and the plane which car­ act. received his training at Yale Uni­ Ionia Armory. Tiie Saxons are help and being unable to carry on. Just beginning to ?rd", tllat ,every soldier al the versity. ried him to a hospital was piloted „ Of Mail and Shortage Of the above will sell the personal Under such conditions the law county. We are —j~. defending West Central League I-,.. — ._ __ Fort wilt receivn a ruirkaizi. Winair Fort will receive a package. Four by a Hastings boy. provides the following: (1) He can realize and appreciate our own pos- district chairman In addition to his parents he is Champions and this is their first Help Make Deliveries property *t public auction on the have been Don't suppose you out there have himself ask another probate judge sfblliUcs iuuiucs in this uiu respecLJie respect, ne believes. oeueves. ------- .’ ........... . ■ survived by his wife. Lots; a broth­ defense of their crown for tiie ’43farm known as the Mayme Near Uncertain Charles Annable. reporting on the ’’•'P# an^lU'cy, heard about the moron who swal­ to act in the case: or <3» he can er. John of Midland and two sis­ farm located 1 mile west and 1 teal fuel situation paid a high Middleville are*. Mrs Chas. 1 lowed some pennies, and asked ask the president of the probate ters. Mrs. Thora Shelley of Mid­ Because of the greatly increoaed miles south of Caledonia; or 4 Lineups P00 S n' dleville and Mrs. Freida Bryans Hastings folks if they could sec the change Judges state association to name compliment to the four dealers SL4O,1’,' NS?*iytUe. Woodland amount of letters, cards and pack­ miles weal and 4 miles north of In him; or tiie Irishman who visited some probate judge; or (3» he can (Hastings Lumber At Cbal, Has-1 Delton and Hickory Cor­ of Hastings. Hill McMillen ages. being mailed this year, the Middleville: or 11 milea rMrtheas* .. «. —■ M _ ... mBros./Vel* ___ .a n*r* Mrc TrVnnnlno* and Michigan, and went bock to Ireland ask tiie circuit Judge to act for him Ungs Ice & Fuel. Smith I*0*’, Coleman Krebs postal authorities are urging early of Wayland They are offering a and told about the prominent Irish­ In this case Judge Clement did not At Co., and Farm Bureau Services) [Woodland. Mrs, H. A. Kiteon. Ottosen mailing of ail Christmas gifts and good list of homes, cattle, farm C man in America: He said, every car feel that he should ask Judge Mc­ for the manner in which they I There are a few- simple rules to Townsend (C) G first class mall of all descriptions. equipment, feed and —*' carried plates marked. "Mike Egan” Donald to hear and decide the case, worked with the War -Price and, °b«rve. among them being: 1st. will Thomas Henney . The mailings were insufficient in. hold goods, etc. N. O. (Michigan). should be wrapped in for it seemed likely that It would be Ration Board to Ude over a highly I November to assure that deliveries ' erv t..v the sale and _..u Ca Thta week, mv son will be here appealed nppeaiea to io the u>e circuit mvun court, wuiv. and «m~ critical situation here My. An- ; Christmas colors; 2nd. donors may of all gift* can be handled on time. । will act a* clerk, from hte home in Grand Haven. *o McDonald would be disqual- nable said that more than 300 cer-1 Plac{‘ names and addresses in pockFarm Bureau Board although the public is cooperating .. to celebrate I am having a family Uled lf he hftd d«idK1 it tn the tlflcatea of necessity were honored I 3rd. list of contents on card better than test year.' according MRS. JAMES 8IDNAM, Frepr. Rotarians and Wives Guests Names Officers dinner with lot* of trimmings. It | probate court. Being well-acquaint- and that many families were saved, attached to box; 4th. cost of packto a bulletin received by PosUnas-1 Because of the death of her ; W11J chfJ'Un“ ed with Judge Tucker and having unnecessary suffering by this co-, age should not exceed 82.00. The Barry County Farm Bureau ter L. F. Maus. If mailings are At Special Ladies' Night and his birthday ail in one. My son full confidence In his ability to operation. Military personnel at the Fort Board held its organization meeting completed with tn the next few Meeting I* Cant. Car! Brown, one of the fap-iy decide this case, Judge CleThe retail members at tlx- suggest the following as practical Tucsdap evening al Hostings. The days, the parcels, will w.u no ..V doubt uwuuv ml!" “Uthwest of Nashville or one fonner Flying Tigers. I am .thank- nlcnt asked him to hear and decide Chamber voteu following officers were chosen: arrive on lime ' but voted 10 to use enruunas Christmas •( gifts ““> tor for me the sowers; soldiers: army cow color every day's mll« an«i «• but -------dehvery.; J— '* 51!1 ?TLA?.' “y h5, »ch"! wh«’-alwu,d ** done Bbout thc |J' lighting and decorations in dtesox and ties, handkerchief.*, pen and | uni? „ VcaJl{ Kiwaniary* President. ClarencU Longtrtreet of alUV delayed Barnrvui. church. She is offering • now rniiin* "L decot_'_^„ L. 2L. -------J ~ “ ----“ through that terrible year, fighting । lowance . of... the -----------------final account. —• now until Dec. pencil seta, cigars, cigarettes, play windows 'from cigarette*, boxes *”*. weaU at a kPecial Khwnte Tljomapple twp.; Vice Pres.. ArUiistmas a 1Ux horse*, cow*, bqga. pouLwith such handicaps in tack of sup­ ur Getty of Thornapple and Sec.- I^P8 ’ *. ■I » — on a somewhat restrained scale of candy, toilet articles, article*, smoking • u.._ i try. and farm tools. Henry Flannery piles or planes, without injury, al­ facUIUes. bur- will cry the sale. See the adv. In deference to wartime but tobacco, stationery, sewing kite, ; house here Tusday evening, with Trea*.. Carl Brod beck of Woodland ! J Transportation though he was seriously ill. and Grade III Tire Judge Charles O Arch of Hillsdale. twp. Norman Stanton was chosen to dened ax never before. *nd the <>LM.-whcrc enough to give at least a sugges-, fruit «and had infection from a piece of steel |UUbillfolds. .... be O' accepted. These .nrac!“ >p«Urtr...Alx»U HO were head the County Roll Call, witii a shortage of postal workers, over ticulars. in this issue for full par­ Uon of normalcy. Bulk gifts will which pierced his foot during a Rules Changed committee of four to help him. The 30.000 having been called into the The membership in general exwill be packaged here or at Fort Jan bombing. He has been at home Trrttete.Klinmup.~l. membership goal was set at six armed forces, make early Chrtet- CHARLKA NEAHE. Prow, “Steelton «.5"ite"'mnr Luster, accoratng to tne neea. for a while, but leave* for India 01 Frtce Aamtnistrauon toaaj an- __ . u. u. All packages must be at the Fort'! countv Prwecutcr Uuirence ’ F hundred and fifteen. Present mem- mas mailing imperative, if dellv-; haVta_ ^14 m, <ann soon: will take a ptar>e there; and nounced that tires manufactured M by Monday, Dec. 20. and arrange- i^n’tt Prosecutor Io? Ktwanu benhlp is four hundred and seventy ery before Dec. 25 is aujjfed. wly have an auctlttt sal* at th* “»d ment* will be made this week tar 1 -------- stay. He does not say much about principally from reclaimed rubber secretary .? ec "tar? - °r five. Plan* will be completed a* soon Do your mailing now and mart farm to dispose of id* part of Um thL nSi? his duties, but I have a magazine tor war tires) may now be bought | fal~ served as toastmaster. as possible so the roll call will get: your parcels. "Do Not Open Until personal property, located Hi 01 Ule club during the past transportation of Ute packages. letter written bv one of his buddies, bv thMe persons heretofore eligible | Attractive corsages were present­ under way the first of the year, chrtslmai." on the outside wrap- mite* west ot Dowling, firat taUM that discloses tilings Carl does not only for used tires Others who may j '"L ed. to each of the women guests Among other acUvtttts discussed ! per Reports show that many south Ju*.oft M^lft* i ^ff« . h..™. : also obtain throe used and reclaimed , . “P ’?.ar. _Mn<httons have were the joint meeting with Has-• h^e>^kedthelr pock’ ^l^d ofcaStabSphi tell. present. HELP! HELP! HELP! -------- — Here are a few excerpts from tire* me liquidation or sus­ A program of community singing tires include Include military personnel who lorcca Capt. Rossi’s writing: “At -------- . secure gasoline for official travel in pension of certain businesses here On Monday afternoon, the Banner was led by Frank Staiger of Port tings CTiambcr of Commerce and agca but these cocutltule a rather grain, and aom* mlMMbmaow which has also resulted in a re- received an envelope containing two Huron. Michigan district secretary' the annual Fann Bureau Family ,mau percentage of th* total num- i&clM. Hanxy Flannery will cry we picked up a rush cargo of metal their private automobiles. £?B nl .c>”.’ bet-**nt each Christmas season. ]*al*. See th* adv. •teevttar* M ingots that were to make connec­ Those now eligible for Grade III ducUon in Chamber of Commerce onc-dollar bills to pay for a year of Klwanis. and a song leader of Shellanbarger of Carleton twp. and jn order to facilitate th* handling issue for full panicuarz membership, the organization has in advance on a subscription which unusual ability. tions----- tonight tor a shipment to tires include: Nonnun Stanton of Maple Grove of Christmas mall In this city, the ----- —*Yee ,, -1 th* “nubiirte"----- some plant Was 1. Automobile drivers with gaao-, been active in promotions of local expired rtov. Nov. 1. The me envelope naa had auage Judge afcii Arch,. lor for many years a twp uxre chosen as delegates to the !cKal pernffice will remain open NOTICE waiting for them. Until they got line ration books issued for occupa-' interest, lias operated well within been malletf from the Royal Oak Judge of probate before entering of the Amer- aU 4ai galurday December 11 end Having been drafted asri 1MI its income and has actually (Mich.) Post Office at 6:30 p. m.'lhr First Judicial Circuit, and a National Convention ^ them Um v could not turn out the tlonal dilvlnke^tlOn 111 1® *or U* “I® of »tampa and pon- for Navy Bervtoe DemwSfr fjj runt, and until they rot the guns 3. Operators nf commercial ve­ strengthened its financial position on Dec. 4 but the name of the sifb- , recognized student of problems re- Chicage the week of Dec. 8. lng parceij,. states postmaster Mau*. I am forced to <fia*anttg|MHB thev couldn’t fight off these Jap*. hicles which deliver medical. sup­ even without considering the reve­ sefiber was not included. Be- । tated to Juvenile delinquency, gave . . Maus also urge* that if you ness until further neOriL^I Thev needed it. So we went. plies. drugs, dry cleaning (apparel nue derived from sale of proper. 1 cause we have many readers in n talk in which dry. good humor of ----------’’The higher we got. the colder it onlvi and essential foods. Also In­ . the Royal Oak area whose subscrip- the Will Rogers variety, was inter- of the juvenile delinquency preva- «nd mail of any kind to children, to thank all who Ijwfr got- Tile ice on the windshield cluded are threw vehicles uvd ex­ to — 1 Uons expired in November, it was tacM ’dth nuggeu of sound com­ lent, he believes. Most wares pf that you mark it in care al the operations auMM*ft£f M closed over completely until we had clusively by medical or dental labor­ N ijbp Kai . TAXpAYKBS , impossible for u* to determine who ",on sense. It is the contention of Juvenile crime can be traced bock father or mother, thus Insuring will again see • most perfect blind-flvlng hood. atories. uiLsatUfactory home conditions, moreprompt, aeliwery and teas to call on me tax“ now„du,e' co*lec' should have the credit So we are Judfto Arch that the answer to ju- toGuests from away were: John B confusion for the carrier* Each and pump Mta. IMwK Then, our heatlhg system gave out. 3 Persons, such as military per­ ’nf h°ldln« the two dollars here awaitdelinquency is found mostly . w*»W J W It was 25 degrees below, then tt sonnel. securing gasoline through . penalty or In the---home It isn’t nroblem chil I In, further mauneuona. ---------------------------------------------- ­ Cook, president of Hillsdale Rotary year there have been score* of hit 30 below----- At about 20.000 we the use of special rations (<kher dren but rather ’’problem parents” and Austin Pino, presldenl-elecCwf cards undelivered because only the (Continued on Page «, Sec. 1.) out 13 16 --------- -- -------- Wrt_a, , 1 (Continued on Pag* 8. Sac. L) than for furlough travel). who are really responsible for moat Hillsdale Klwanis. On ☆☆☆☆☆☆ Home Front 16-YEAR OLD BOY PUT ON 2-GUN DISTRICT SCOUT MEETING HERE ON THURSDAY NIGHT GEO. H.P. TOWNSEND LT. CLEON SMITH ACCIDENTALLY SHOT DIES IN PLANE ACCIDENT SAXON CAGERS DEFEAT WOODLAND TO HEAD C. OFC. CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR FORT CUSTER POST CHRISTMAS MAIL AS EARLY AS IS POSSIBLE KIWANIANS HEAR JUDGE ARCH AUCTION SALES �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1M3 LOCAL NEWS I Clement Sesur. PO 3/c, arrived ' home from Iceland last Tuesday I for a thlrty-day leave, which he is I spending with his mother. Mrs I Mi'dred Scgur of 121 N. Michigan Mrs. Wilfred Cole has closed her home on S. Broadway ’ and will One day Rummage Sale at Epis­ spend toe winter with her daugh­ copal ParL-h Hone, Friday itomarter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. I row» Dec. 10—Adv. . Charles Gorin joined the Has­ Shirley Blood near Woodland. Miss France.* Laird who jived with Mrs. tIngs Public school faculty on MonCole is now located at 413 E. Mad­ ison with Mrs. A. Easton. ‘LOSES HAND IN CORN SHREDDER : Mrs. T. J. Collick, Br.. ot route 1, Delton, had the misfortune to have hla right hund taken off above the wrist in • com shredder on Tues­ day. Nov. 30. The ycAing man was alone and had to amputate what was left ot the hand to release it from the maciilnc. He U now in Plainwell hoapltol and will prob- 1 day. Dec. 4. to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Engel sBonnie Sheffield- of BaUle Creek.” The little miss Upped toe •h<« nrmed services being conducted scales at 74 pounds and has been there. named Leola Sue Mr. Engel L*senI ins tn our armed forces. Mrs En- I । sei is a former Hastings rraldent. |N r D C A kl A I C sponsor a Sea Scout Ship. Oom- I , .Mrs Leona s Proctor, the for- P I* If \ I I N A I \ Blunder Spirit appointed a Sea I I»<T Lrau S Mote. remm.Wretl u r LKJVIIMLJ Scout committee composed ot the 1 .suDerlntendent of the old Pennock------------------------------------------ - --------- following members: Shirley B Hen­ hosoltal. is working in Lansing ut 1 Friday night, guesU of Mr. and ry. Edward Weidlea. and Fred Bech­ I the McLaughlin Osteopathic hos- ■ Mrs Stanley Mrinert were hi* tel. The Sea Scout* will meet Mon­ ‘ pita!. Mrs Proctor L* serving a* a I mother. Mrs. Laura Meinert, and day nights at the Legion Home. supervisor on toe 3 to 11 p.m.*hlft’ and Mrs. Rachel Tngeraoll of Kala. She is very much interested in her , mazoo. I new position Mr and Mrs. Burr Cooley accorn‘ In the’dally Christian Science Panled bv her parents Mr and Mra Elon Home Thursday night al 8:00 Monitor of Nov. 29. appeared iui George Juopstrom of Middlerille pm. to take up business tor the Hnteresttnx writeup of Miss Virginia *WI’ *n Grand Rapids Saturday coming year. Treeva Moore, mention of whw where they were guesu of Mr. and 1 npDointment In the Women’s Naval Mrs Chas. Juppstrom NEW GAY Service Officer Maurice Foreman Reserve Corjv. as chaplain’s assist- | OvfT Friday night Ruwt* of Mrs presented U»e post with a card file nnt. we mentioned in a previous ;jMchie Rcickord and ML*s issue. The article was accompanied Relckord were Mr and Nfra Milton containing the names of all vet­ eran* that have ever been a mem­ by a cut of Miss Moore, formerly Muruhv of Grand Ranlds music teacher tn Hastings schools ! Wr and. Mr\ Frank Sa’h“ ana ber of the Lawrence J. Bauer post Il gives toe information that Chap- Mrs Stephen Johnson spent uie since Its formation, and the yean, lain Moore has two brother* in -aer- weskend with Mr. and Mrs. George thev have been a member of the Dost. A comniete list of all deceased vice. Ernest. Jr.. XJ.S.A. Signal I Bauer in East Lansing. Corps and Ira. Seaman Second I Tuesday nlght_ dinner, guesto of members was also included in the Class. Great Lakes. Ill. I Mr. and Mrs Forrc!-. Lane were file. The file contain* over 500 Soft Kid Leather Mr nnd Mrs Theodore «Ted> ; Mr. and Mrs F E. Lane of Saran- names and rej>resetrts a lot of tune Dodds. of Kansas City, the former I nr On Thunriay Mrs. Lane and mid work on the Dart of comrade Plush Collar well known here, recently cclebrat- Mrs Chester Lxing were In Grand Foreman, for which Ute Comman­ der exoressed the thanks and ap­ ed their 25th wedding anniversary ; RaMds for the day at their home in that city Unique Sunday guests o. Maurice Lamme preciation in behalf of the pout. ☆ Starred on her invitation* received bv their aunt, and Mrs. Robt Lamhlc vrere Mr. The American Legion Auxiliary Mr*. Carl Weatpinter. Sr . for toe and Mrs. Lentz Chaffee and family "wish list" ☆ will have a Christmas Party at ' reception, reproduced toe original , of Nashville. Robert Walldorff. pharmacist the ixxne of Mik Lydia Rogers. wedding announcement printed In Dec. 16. Mrs. Rogers is the Junior silver type on a blue background. Auxiliary chairman and the Jr’s. Jesse Chase thinks his Victory Hilbert Monday onfor a garaen is rightly named. Not being . . Cook ... to • — left irln New York CMtv City for TVrnty-flve cent gift* will be rxsatisfied with doing Its bit all sum­ business .... — — •—•— ~r chantrrd. Cctne and bring someone Blue. remainder of •><> the wv-'k. mer and fall. Jesse picked a nice the Mrs Floyd Dickinson of ----------Chicagoeligible with you. is the guest this we-k of Mrs. B Wine. Mr. and Mrs Shirley Henry at­ Mrs. Deed Newton who has been a O’Donnell and Miss Florence tended the mid-winter conference suffering with asthma has been a O’Donnell. Black fnr nfflrvra at Bay City over the patient at St. Lawrence hospital weekend. In Lansing for several weeks. PASSING OF Mr.S. Word from Mr. and Mrs D. C. | Wordlw* bc*n received that Lit'* Bron*on now tn St Petersburg. Mrs Mary Devine, aged 83. beds. earned with Florida, states that they arc nicely passed away on Thursday eve­ two new hospital subset-lotion* will be here ’ located in an . apartment at 349 ning Dev. 2. at the home of her magazine within two weeks I North 8th street. fon-tn-Iaw and daughter Mr and : Tiie "early birds" in toe tuber­ Mrs. John Dooley, of Kalamazoo Th-re will be initiation of new culosis Christmas seal sale in Has­ following an illnes* of two week? Comfortable member*, at the next meeting—Jan. tings for 1943 orc reported by the Shi was born in Rochester, N. At this time .there will be a Michigan Tuberculosis AAS'^l>tl°n ihc daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Far­ 7*noaker on Veteran*’ Legislation. Men's Kid Leather of Lansing this year, to be toe fol­ rell Burns, and was married to John Tl\e Lesion L* nroposlng a number lowing t«n: Mrs. D. L. Christian. Devine of Bownc township. Kent veteran*’ bill*. nnd it will be Opera Slippers Mr. F L Fairchild. Mr. Robert A Co. later moving to this city. Mrs. of ’v*n fnr th»*tr Auxiliary to be in­ Mills. Rev. B J. Adcock. Miss An- Devine moved from Hastings to formed on tlie.ee issues. For Leisure Hours Bute*. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Grand Rapid* 26 years ago, Uvtoii R<Td Mr Ernest Burr. Mr. Ivan ■■ -------- - -. Ob her daughter. Miss Man Ellen Snvder. .Mr W H H Murray and ynuj the latter’s death in LEGALS ’ Michigan Mutual -Windstorm Windstorm In-^heh she wcnV to Kalama­ $2 49 sunince Co. zoo to make her home. Mr. Devine ORDEB FOR PULICATION Miss Gale Foster H.H S. senior, died in H®0 and another daugnUr was a guest on the Wednesday. Mrs. John Renkes > Ethel Devine । Red •'Communities in Action’’ nrogram prec.’di-d her mother in dentil in T-Tnsored by the Utpvenlv. of 1925. A son. he° Devu»c- llled ln Black .•rrmblr A. |». 10411. Michigan nt Ann Arbop Mir* Fo»„ I’rwnt. Hon. Kmart tcr had been int-Tvl'w/d n number infancy. Surviving are the daughter. Mrs of weeks earlier bv to? field work­ Dooley: oiw grandson. Captain i,. -i Matter of the er of the Adult EtKrcatton Program John Dooley, now serving m the warm­ directed bv Dr /toward McCitskey armed force*; two brother, ... ann-ied will of the University. Miss Foster's ra­ Bums. Middleville, anauicaMw. and B. t P- - tn. nelliloit dio subject rcla’ed to “Youth Rrc- Bums. Traverse C.... City; and — lour t... hr.,r<i»c reatlon Cenlete." in some coinmun- sisters. Mr*. Hurry Baker. New­ itics. berry. Mr*. Joseph Flynn, brceport. |( We. always thought rabbits were Mr* William Anderson and, •o urolijic thnt the trouble wa‘. In and ri’r. Mrs. John Flynn of Bowne town- .hr tnkhuTMrare of all of them. But ship Mr*. Devine was a faithful , -That’s not so. according to Henrv member of the St- Josephs Catiw• Weaver, who raises rabbits to sell. lie church oi Kalamazoo You'll find all the popular He hasn’t enough to fill hi* order*. The remains were brought to He sent one shipment of rabbits as Hostings wnere tuneral service* were styles here if you buy far as lown Ward Erway. who also Now! ’ held «l the St. BO.U- church on M‘?nraises rabbi/* says he doesn’t have day morning al ten oclock, father enough to meet the demand. J. V. union officiating. Interment 1 Tiie November issue of Th<* was on tiie family lot'in Mt. Cal-* Michigan B"ll ”. house organ of the Burn.. Cl»rk of Probate. Mirhluan Bell Telephone Co. car­ , vary cemetery. ried an illustrated story’ of the re­ cent retirement from the comDAnv’s NATIVE OF CARLTON ORDER FOR PtH-ICATXOK . ...r service of John W. Sullivan. Nash­ CLAIMED BY DEATH ville. a former district inspector Liberty Ctus Warner, aged 86. was for th* The illustration shows a delegation found dead al hl* home on E. ITwrn » of Grand Rapids district telephone St, on Friday. Oec. 3. He had executive* in Mr Sullivan’s home. been afflicted with dropsy for some — Tn addition to the life certificate, time but his death was unexj>ecud he was presented with a wallet and He was born in Curltoh township a wan bond from his friends and on Feb. 4. 1857. the son of Jasper If former associates. and Elmira Warner. Surviving are ig one son. seven grandchildren and Mi two great grandchildren. The Rev IV Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■_ B. J. Adcock conducted the funeral S. at the Leonard funeral home on ’ Monday al 10:00 A. M . and inter­ SATURDAY ONLY. DECEMBER 11 ment was in the Rutland cemetery. DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION PASSING OF JO\1N 8. ROGERS To maka this aimpl*, no risk hearing test Donald Woodi and Billie Burke If you ar* temporarily deafened. bothered John S. Rogers, who was bom m by ringing bulling head noiaea due to hard­ Assyria township May 29. 1857. died ened or coagulated wax (cerumen), Uy th* at his home in that township Wed"SO'S YOUR UNCLE" Ourine Horae Method teat that no many aay ne.-day morning after a long illness. and Tex Ritter and Russell Hayden mast hoar better after making thia almpla He had resided in Assyria during hk; teat nr you get your money beck at ooce. entire life. September 28. 1884 he wit* married to Margaret Chapman THE MARSHALL OF GUN SMOKE' Ask about Ourino Ear Drops today at who. with their two children. Mrs. Roy Morehouse of Battle creek and Ernest Rogers, of Convu, Cnlhcnxn Co., survive him. The funeral serv­ SUNDAY and MONDAY. DECEMBER 12-13 "The Rexall Store” ices were held at the Johnson fu­ neral home in Bellevue, conducted Hastings Phone 2131 by Rev. J. W. Fry. Burial was in Riverside cemetery. Bellevue. LEGION NEWS GREEN BEANS fflFRUIBL VEGETABLESflT Potatoes U. S. No. 1 New Carrots 43c Peck lOc bunch Cranberries 39c lb. Dry Onions 3 lbs. Bulk Carrots 2 lbs. Florida Oranges 3 Wagners lOc it. ---- ---- DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE OEc feeV 30 green point*—No. 2 sliced APPLE JUICE (Widders) no points "■ ■ qt. GLUTON CHOPS 21c 30' Gold Me Flour 5 LB. SACK 8c Be Apples cunan—gai. can. 25 LB. SACK lb. Pink Meat 9' PINEAPPLE PRESERVES $045 15c lb. 37' SCOTT CARROTS 29c 32c SPICED PEACHES TOASTED WHEAT I pk;v HALE'S WHEAT GERM FANCY MACARONI REGULAR MACARONI 41' 13' 27' 33' 26' CANDIED MIXED FRUIT ^Qi RAISINS, SEEDLESS 4 point*—pkg... ....i....-------------- - PRUNES Balk extra large siie—< point* lb. 14' 18' SNOSHEEN CAKE FLOUR ggc PILLSBURY FARINA Regular 8c—pkg. ------ ----------- 15' PILLSBURY MEAT DEPARTMENT! SIRLOIN STEAK 3 EC Steer Beef 8 pts. CHUCK ROASTS steer beef 7 Dll Best Flour ,|, PANCAKE FLOUR Pilhbary. 3 Ib. sack HARVEST TIME . PANCAKE FLOUR RITZ CRACKERS 1 Ib. box ---- ... SHREDDED WHEAT PREMIUM CRACKERS OLEO HOME BRAND DURKEE OLEO 32' 25' 21' 11 31' 35' 23' lb. pts. R* Fresh Ground Hamburger <«- «*•• ■*. ZJc Rump Roast... . »p> 4Ic oiling Deer B 36c Pork Chops 28c Side Pork Neck Bones Sliced Bacon ;c’"s. hoc 38c Cold Meats Pure Lard 19c Smoked Ham 35c 38c Salt Pork 23 c e 25 lb. sack JJ lb. Q boned & Rolled f beef f■ I । -f center lb. 8 pts. 3 pts. lb. Pork no lb. pts. lb. Jo 5 pts. lb. Home Rendered Ic .Stebbins & Jacobs TRAND TtiEATKB= i lb. Smoked 2 pts. lb. 3 p^. ib. B N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE, MICH. THE UNKNOWN GUEST' Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WED., THURS.. FRI.. DEC. 14-15-16-17 Return again of those favorite stars Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland See Our Ad "GIRL CRAZY" NEXT WEEK SPECIAL SALE Barry treatrw? JU Hastings. Mich , Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10-11 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION 'THE MAN FROM RIO GRANDE' ENRICHED FnnD7,center; r I lb. 2 pts. 5 points per lb ZO6 C. STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. Wanted! Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing assorted 6 pts. 3 $269 5 Sliced CRISCO SUWRS and Grace McDonald and David Bruce "SHE'S FOR ME" PURASNOW FLOUR SUNDAY oad MONDAY. DECCMBER 12-13 B Food Center IS EVERYBODY HAPPY' Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:M i] �TBt HASTING* BAVXt». TgtltSEAV DtCtMBtK ». Hu 16-YEAR OL.D BOY PUT ON 2-GUN . CRIME WAVE ■ I I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ | ■ ■ I I I I I I I I I I I I I <Cont!nued from Page ’ Sec t.l Usbome. of Carlton, was aroused bv loud rapping at their front dour. Mr. Usborne and his son dressed, and went to the door to answer the summon*. There they met a vountr bov thev had never seen be­ fore He 'old them a hard luck story of how his enr was in the ditch at the *ide of the road, on the north-and-.sotith highway near the Brown school house, not far from Hsbome's. John and hl* son helped to gel the car right side up nnd back on tiie roadway About an hour later tltcre was more rapping at tiie Usbome front door Mr Usbome and his son again met the same lad. but much changed in appearance. John said -“the V. bov’ r~T-~ looked — like a drowned Ht , wojy-luck story !*h!s “mc. I’** s“!? h*‘.*ta.r,Sd ,o drive west from the school house, As hr neared the bridge over the stream -the Little Thornapple nvcri he said he saw u man lying in the roadway. *0 he stopped hi* car and walked up to the man to see if he could help him. When he reached thL* stranger, the boy said he got up quickly, knocked the l»v down, ihn-w lum over u>. railing of the bridge into the U-y water *Sle the bov's car anrfdrove ninhllv mv He wondrtrd It Mr «The truth about lire disappearancc of the car and the ducking young Keecii had in the cold waters of the river was later ascerUiined. The fact was that he drove the car onto the wide railing of the bridge. When it reached the mid- II ?.« >?.■ foot in hLs I I I I I I I 1 Sfd« ShbE or lie would nofkit hm-d been dKed The D^dge car was fouml Monday In the m“r near the bridge! Kerch* story didn't seem reaaonable to the former supervisor 01 Carlton Hr told the vouth lie thought this aa» a case tlrit should te iS?dM » ute^KiX S “te law. and asked the boy 4f he would stay there untU he could get the Barry county slicriff or one of Ills officers to come out and decide what to do about It. 'Die bedraggled youth said lie would remain, and the sheriff's office here was told by Mr Usborne. al preclsely 2:42 A M. that morning, according to the Jail record, tiial ^There Is a youth here at my house, who claims that a man knocked him down near the Little Thomaptie bridge, threw him into the wa ■r. and drove away with tile boy's car" He askixl the sheriff to come at once. As Mr. Bera hud been up several hour* that night working on another case, he dtlled UiKlcrslieriff Leon Doster by phone, told him what Mr Usbome had said. and asked him U> go there at once and Investigate. ; Not long after that our undersheriff reached the Usbome home. He had no other idea in going there than to lielp this boy if he could. . When he went into the house he asked the lad ills name. He answejcd "I am "'Oari Smith, of Lowell" "AU right" said Leon "tell me your story." The under­ sheriff eyed tiie youth closely as he told about nearing the bridge, seeing the man lying at the road­ side; that he atopped his car. walked to the place where tlw man lay to see if he could help him; that the mon gut . to his feet, knocked him down, threw him into the »Qcum and drove away with his car. . "Look here, young fellow," said Doster, “you know you are telling me a lie," >He said it a little more emphatically than that.) Hr added "You know, and I know, that any man who is going to *b?ai a car doesn't lie down on a'ctnintry road and watt for some one to come to him with a car. That’s a 100 per cent lie. You know it as well a* I do." Seeing a. pocket book Ui the •»>"« coa‘. ’»'* officer look It and found in it a hunting license made oUl to Charles Keech. Lowell, Mich Mr Doster said: "That proves you arc a |jar You told me your name wa* Carl Smith " At this point the youth quickly arose from ills chair and. in doing so,' lipped it onto the floor in front of the officer. In ‘ 11 "".'Li'T'.? Hash young 1 “r** ® revolver, pointed it IJo-t< r who was Handing up. unrt' w,Ul oa,h- threatened to *>“»• ™ Udderyrru. l™„d lor­ ,A.“r5l J1'®1 .rt,?1^,! a^J. ,’-n 1 .uj ^Kri*1*■, nt *e? in the grocery there that morning hard learned he had walked into president, who was passing by. to ut the robbery. IiClarksville he told ftbO about —from ...... "seven miles up search ~—w.. him. ...... Beattie look the Mn. two •In — •*-—.... — * »*._ . .from the . youth's ..... the Clarksville grocery, —at the th. th* road where v»ihia ... car »n ran m.. out revolver* pocket* time Mr Bueche told his story, was of ,Wh"1 d, tor I Assisted by other village reslMrs M P Lenhard owner of the his meal and departed Mrs. Len-'u — «. ----■— . ----. —*. took dent*. Pepper and Beattie Clarksville Coffee Bhou Some time hard sounded the alapn. Keech to the former's gas station, after that Mrs Lenhard said, a । Leo Pepper, gas station pro­ where he was held until the ar­ youth. hi* clothing wet and “hay prleior. followed the boy along tiie rival of Deputy Hodson, who took sticking out of his hair," stopped main street, grabbed him from be young Keech to the Ionia Jail, at her shop for breakfast. Question- hind and requested John Beattie. where he is at this writing. Uig the youth guardedly. Mrs. Len- undertaker and Clarksville village It Is reported that there have been intimations In Lowell that' in society. A term at the Ionia In. ’ the principal young Keech is the ewmw 1Anw n«w*m* con u not right irsirv in ui his run sUtutlon — —: for the Criminal Insane — — me . . >mav nn.i nrvuwef aw*ia»ev upper story. .Hjs action* can only may h.ln him' 1111,1 ■**?*. I*01”1 so ciety. Income- S. lias 1bora be explained on the theory that hl* ••• ldxh ****** *Jld mind is unbalanced; there would BIG JUMP IN FARM INCOME seem to be nb other reasonable ex­ Tj ECAUSE we serve mother* every score day io the year, Penney's is especially well-quali­ fied to help them choose practical and welcome Christmas gifts for the family. We’re Mother’s best friend this time of the year! And speaking of practical, welcome gifts— there are none that belong higher 00 your list 1 han War Bonds and Sump*. HER CHRISTMAS GIFT IS WELL IN HAND'WITH Sw! '°r “ Lm. hp dld» « *W “°dO1U c°tn* to “ » ,1ll »«*Usbome* “>«*• >'«l mPrl a cruz>- criminal, so lie was ,,ot l”rpParpd “»r »uch a situation. Nor were the u»bon‘"’- *ho. k,‘p* 'tolhing abrjul the boy. and had never np 'pr -seen sppn him until then, and of CQUrse' dw ,,ot know oI ,hp crUnp:’ ™.,..nteed by bln, u,.lYam, LEATHER HANDBAGS The focal point of your whole costume . . your handoag! tsin:e_or small, nicety fitted! }S,'^C,, ll?adp ® hast,\ ,rom s “nrt *cnl oul l’,,° lhc <*»rxnew. At about 7 o'clock that morning, and some time after Doster had left tiie Usborne home, young Keech again appeared al Usbome'a. He drew both revolvers on Mr Usborne, demanding that tie take him to Lake Odessa. Joint told him he didn't have gics enough to drive liiat far. Tin- boy evidently belifted him. for he hunted away on foot. Raymond Bucclw, of Grand Rap­ ids. driver for the Meuller Baking Co. of that city, was one of the victints of the robbery committed by­ young Keech at the gas ftittlon south of Ionia. He wa* In Clarksville, early Monday and. <"wqq » GLOVES LEATHER Cut with a flarc in soft, dressy leather with a dash of stitching! - Qg 1 0 Popular winter color*. Slim or delighthandbag* make ’ ideal Christmas Mt gift*! They’re*’1 tion bo<4<* end Neat, small figures ... large floral A grand beautifully designed! make his Christinas BIG! Value In All Wool! lire family? This Christmas, gilt* •hould be useful, and we have a Warm BLANKETS 990 Wonderfully vivid stories of mystery and intrigue, cow­ boys and Indians, gentle ro­ mantic tales nnd fascinating adventures in non-fiction! Handsomely bound editions. stop at playthings foe the chil­ dren We have plenty of puxxle. to insure many a jolly evening by your own fireside. Advance Agent Double Traitor • Village In August THE PERFECT GIFT FOR EVERY WOMAN Lady Blanche many Cocking*. especially whan Farm WOOL blanket­ fur extra warmth! Trimly bound in rayon satin. Cowboy Say Your Prayers — Two tmart gift* in one. Practical too, th* cover k(*pt food werm or tenn <> itpotte pit pldt. Food* b*Lr fast** in Pyie* ware — •nd t*it« belter! T’ 9 quert lite — only f Jr Voltaire's Philosophi­ cal Dictionary unexpected new pair of »hoe»! TOWN-CLAD* FINE SUITS paint book*, and all kind* ot jolly thing* to keep thorn laugh­ ing and happy! "FLAVOR-SAVER'PIE PLATE Tht motl popular ntw Pyrex di*h ever introductdl Dttp with fluttd Enduring edge to Lttp all tht juice and flavor in your pit*. Lovtly dtiign with citar glat* A !"/♦ Fashions ot Your J' handln . ■ ■ 10 die For This Busy Winter! PRETTY FROCKS td logrihtt to ta*t »pa<«............... only FLEECE COAT AF/ / Jr PYREX CAKE DISH Notice the convenient glau han­ dle*! Baht* pedact layer calit* or double* lor meat*, Vegetable* and other baking. Waihtl taiily. A pair makn a lovtly Q P >4 gift. Each .... only v Jr t BEN FRANKLIN STORES 102 WEST STATE ST. HASTINGS Little dream dresses that arc so.becoming—you'll Teel 197S so comfortable tVeftring fnr thvy'rc style right any place! Soft rayons daintily shirred handsome aU-occasi<»n model in warm fleece! As appropriate over your suits aS your party dresses! Warm . . . durable . . . $frle<l in the casual manner with big 'pockets! Lined in rayon and draped. Sizes 12 to 20. ' Fabric shrinkage will Price! Superior Towncrafl* Quality MEN'S SHIRTS Every Boys Needs One Warm SWEATER 298 ft ft M ft of MEN'S HATS .SHIRTS FOR BOYS Fine fabrics in whites and fast- color pat11 r n a Generously fixed. Sanforised'' for fit. Kind All wool worsteds with seasons of service ahead—and style* to stay '“at the top of fashion" from beginning to end! Rich striping.* in single and doubjp breasted models. THE POPULAR MODEL OF THE WINTER SEASON! MATCHED MIXING BOWLS Ptilcct for mi*ing, belnng, tening.end tlonng< Grand for belong mound cake* Aitradivt for (try­ ing taladt, dtntrh St! of 3, ntit- Dark colon in all the popular patterns. * kid* can War Stamp* and Bond*! Toun not only please a friend, but help Rugged slipovers or two-toned epat models a gift he'll en­ joy all year 'round! baft kind of Christms* with! BOYS' SLACKS AT ...2.8» 1.65 Quality! Lots of wear at this low price I Comfortable fitting socks . . . sturdy cottons in slack length for sports wear or lustrous rayons in regular lengths far dress. - r. And. ** alway Cnriitmaa gift! World's greatest De­ tective Stories Annorfool* MEN S SOCKS 25c Mother and the kid* been uiing Dad's shoe coupon? flfi Give it back Io him in the Poirot Loses A Client DOUBLE-DUTY CASSEROLE Sturdy smart Service I* Yours! a nds ome Marathons*! Blocked fine fur left for serfsons of tough wear. In all the best coal shades for 1944! Proportionately sixed for exact all-over fit and Sanforised' to stay that way I Smooth white broadcloths or fast-color patterns. With N Derail • slarchleas col­ lars! Styled for service—priced to fit your budget! Rdf. U. B. Pat. Off. �THE HASTINGS BANNIB, TH UMDAY, DECEMBER F, IMS their wive* of Barry county with] The Annual Meeting of tha1 a dipner at their home last Thur*- Church will be held Thundoy eveday evening ‘ nuw. DaoMabar 18. Reports and i election of church officer* will be KaM Prt Elwood McLeod Homa am Fvt. Elwood McLeod of Ohio . Friday evaning. Choir Raha*r«al State University, Columbus. Ohio i -Money, Mina or God*" was tht arrived Bunday for a week's visit topic led by Miss Horde11 Harms with hU parents. Mr and Mr* Sunday. December 5 Mbs Marilyn Gilbert McLeod On Bunday Mr. Eckardt played a prelude. Doris and and Mrs Raymond McLeod and Jerry Bsies sang a duel. WOODLAND Dlek Bailey Injured When Car II While driving north tows about 8 ociock. Dick Bath trot of the family car. when he hit the soft siioulder. The car crashed and Mrs Don McLeod o into a large tree just off the high­ Qde.ua w-ere dinner gueeta. way on the brink of the drainage ditch.which croerea the rood just north of the Carrie Groainger farm. West Woadl**»d Birthday Clab The front of the car was demol­ he Annual dinner and ChrUlished. Birthday Club wee held «L the home to tiie Grozinger farm for help. • was taken to u Battle Creek PVk1**'..AMUHlng the hoatesa were hospital. It was revealed that he Mrs. Albert Hauer. Mrs- Leo Rush. has a fractured jaw and an Injured knee in addition to other body Gavlt. A delicious chicken dinner bruises. He' was brought home in was served at noon. A short pro­ Wing’s -ambulance Friday and his gram arranged by Mrs Frank condition is slowly Improving. Dick Hynes followed Mrs Ida Palmawas an outstanding [gayer on the tler of Hasting, the house guest of W H S baAkrtball team and lie will be greatly mbwd out of town guest K The Friendly Birthday Club En tertalned Mrs. Chas Hesterly of West Wocdland entertained the Friendly Birthday Club at her home Iasi Tuesday. These present were Mrs. Bertha Hines. Mrs Myrtle Kart, Mrs Will GavU. Lake Odessa: Mrs Frederick Vogt. Mrs Sam Gavlll. Portland. Mrs Marte Barry. Lan­ sing and Mrs, Henrv Schaibly and Mrs. JctAC Gavlt, Woodland. A |xjt luck dinner was served at noon. Birthday Dinner Mrs Lawrence Hilbert enter­ tained with a dinner at her home Sunday in honor of tier- brother. Rueben Wolcott's birthday Thb. was wl*o the birthday of her daugh­ ter, Mrs. Don Shomo who Is now living nt Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. with her husband, Capt. Don Shorno and son Donnie. Mrs Shorno called from Missouri and talked with her family gathered in honor the two blithdavs <>ur«u> Gueata were (if me OI 1*0 uinnuuvb Mr and Mrs Reuben Wolcott of Wert Woodland. Mr and Mro Cart The December meeting of the W.CT.U. will be held Friday. De­ cember 10 at the home of Mrs S W. Smith In Woodland. Celebrates 13rd Birthday The near friends and relatives of Mrs Della Mankteiow gathered nt her home. Sunday. November 28. 1943 to help celebrate her 93rd birthday and It was alao ThanksRiving day at Grandma’s house. A bountiful dinner was served by her, which she prepared herself. The same old-fashioned Thanks­ giving feast like she used to have years ago. and a IKUe venison add­ ed. too Those prwent were her son. John Tyler and wife. Weal Wood­ land. her grandsons Jame* Tyler Woodland and Leon Tyler. FreHand and their vim. her great-grand children. Miss Dorothy Tyltr. Herrm Lee ix-e Tyler. ryicr, Gordon ooroon and ana Cheryl cnaryi. rill Also Mrs Daisy Tyler. Woodland. Mr. and Mr* Fred Smith of Lake Hope Circle Entertained Tiie Hope Circle of the Methodist W.S.CS was entertained at the Born to Mr. and Mr*. Norman home of Mrs. Stuart Kussmaul McClelland Tuesday. November 3®. Wednesday afternoon. Mr*. F E. Border was co-ho»tean. Mrs. Chas. He will anawe r to the name of Ronald George. cut of town guest. Home Economics Club initiation Faith Circle Enjoy* A Home Economics club meeting Christmas Party and initiation Party were held alt­ Mrs Arthur Alluding. Sr. enter- er school last Monday All new tetned the Faith Circle of the member* (the Freolirnan girUi had Methodist with au vChrist* Mcuiuuisi wscs o v•> win. .iuuiv- , to cook the supper which consisted mas party Ttueday evening An ex- of m&shcd potatoes, meat loaf, chance r.f Rif la among the members , com. salad, pickles, bum and milk, was held----------------------------------------- ! Following the supper was the per­ ------- — ' tonal initiation ot each new mem­ Woman's Study Club to ber Our greatest thanks to Mr*. Hold Chii»tm»s Dinner Miller, our Home Economics teachThc Woodland Woman's Study • er. for her help In making the party Club will hold their annual dinner a success. B L and Christinas party al the school; cafeteria next Tuesday evening. I CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Tti> Evangeliral F.van-rliral Church Dec 4 Christmas music will be by ! Tiie Mrs Barbara Dalton The program I .. J S _______ Deabler. Pastor will lie given by tht' Program Com- [ 10;00 AM National Service Day inlttee Ruth Nlethnmer. Orpha nnd Holv Communion. Anthem Recsor nnd Regina Benner Hos- “Oh. To Be Like Thee" Theme of tcasca for the evening will be Au- Sermon. "The Loyalty That Wins." dra Kussmaul. Ruth Lake. Mae. 11.00 AM. Sunday School • Leonard. Rose Ixmg. Mary Lxwo. I There will be no Christian EnDorlrc Mnnker. Fern Mahler Drtr- < denverr Service In the evening be­ ds Hauer. Fem Trumbo and Arlie cause of the Communion Service Spindler. A carry-bi supper will be j which follows at 8 P.M. Sermon served at 6:30 P.M. will be by Dr. E. S Faust of Kala----------1 mazoo. Anthem. "Every Day His Hunters Entertain Wives i Love Grows Dearer". . Tiie wives of Ward Green. Walter I The Third Quarterly Meeting will Hershberger. Carl Jordan and Paul | be at 2 PM. Saturday. December Brndbeck were delightfully ente- t n. taiued to a venison steak dinner at I uiv home ilium- cf VI Mr ,*ii and nmi Mrs nn.v Water 1' । ,____. the -ZT~ Hershberger Saturday evening Paul ; PERMANENT WAVE-59; Hrixllw k u n very verv capable I'urwnli' chef, rnrl nnn Brixlbeck. and j ” . ’’’ VS hL* d< . r hunter nsMstante prepared D?. “ and served the meal. The evening numerous north woods stories. If you want a good venl*on *teak dinnrr consult Paul Brodbeck. the wives voted him tops In cooking. o * CHURCH NEWS 1 CAMPBELL BRETHREN CHURCH ler. aupL Morning Worship, 11:00. Subject. •The Virgin Birth''. CHRISTMAS PAGEANT AT : tlac last Saturday after aaaiaUng FIRST METHODIST CHURCH j in the Revival meeting* al the "Angela of Christmas" la the 1 Evangelical Church name of Ute pageant which will be presented by the Sunday school of Zien Lutheran Church the First Methodal Church at 11 20 Paul W. Geiger, Paatbr on Sunday. Dec. 19. There will also bv singing of Christmas carol* and 10: 00 AM Sunday School 11: 00 AM Morning worship headings appropriate to the holiday •eaaon The public ia cordially in­ vited to attend South Woodland Church of lhr FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Arthur L. Dodge, Pastor Morning Worship ecrvfce will be 10 00 AM Worship and Sermon held at 10:00 o'clock next Sunday. 11 00 A M Bunday School Mr. Stone will preach from the We invite you to worship with us theme. "Tlv Greatest Need of Our Times." There will be special United Brethren In Christ Christmas miulc Tiie Church I H. Osgood. Minister School will meet al 11:20 under the Woodland direction of Judge Adalbert CortMorning worship. 10:00 A.M right. Sunday School. 11 00 AM Mrs H. J. Foster will broadcast ClirUUan Endeavor. 7:30 PM. a program cf Christmas music oyer Prayer Meeting. Wednesday. 7:30 the chimes syatme on Sunday aftKilpatrick Sunday School. 10:30 AM ' GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Morning Worship. 11:30 AM. O. H Trinklein. pastor Unified Service. Ct and Preach- Rev. Services held In the I.O O F. hall. Green street entrance. Fraver Meeting. Thursday. 8:00 Divine worship at 10:30 AM. PM Sermon. "Christ* Advent al the We welcome you to our services Present Time." Holy Communion. Sundav school al 11:30 AM R<-hearsal for the children's Christina.* George F Wingard, Pastor Morning worship. 10:«O Grace Guild Christmas party at Sunday School. 11:15 the home of Mrs. Eugene Da Iman. Junior Church. 10:00 M4 E Mill on Wednesday. D«c 15. Youth Fellowship. 8 00 Choir rehearsal Wednesday night at 7:30. Our Christmas program will be METHODIST CIRCUIT . given = Sunday night December 19. Bessie M. Rulisdn. Pastor 519 E. Green primary department will have Residence Preaching Sunday at Goodwill (rat nart of the program which and Hcnder&hot at 10 and 11:30. ------ *J bJ *— * pageant by ' '1 *•' Sunday school al Goodwill at 11 mSuL0U,",rth?5<S^.-1r.Th^e public ^bU Is and Hendershot at 10:30 invited to this service. Sunday school at Martin an3 The Youth Fellowship meeting on Sunday Dec. 12 will be open to the Quimby at usual time. Plans are being made for special public. Rev. E L Holme* will bring Christmas exercises nt all points. the message. In addition there will b- a betweenCarlton Center hohday service at the Goodwill Worship. 12:00 church Sunday evening. Dec 2fi. Sunday School H OP with music by the Quimby ciioir and other features Also a Watch MARRIAGE LICENSE Night service at the Quimby church Marr Manning. Bellevue New Year's Eve Ellen Berry. Bellevue . -----------***"------------FIRST ( IIURCH OF IF IT WONT HELF WIN THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST WAR—FORGET IT. | Comer Church and Center Streets Subject, "God the Prooervcr of will preach on the theme. Man. ’• “ —*’ Christian —With -•« •An Ab- of Uieee beat । Can't Spell Bunday aervier 11 am. ----------sentee" Thp vested choir will sing bunding* when —> al «>. m ’Robert ’-‘■•“t raded Manila. Bunday wiwol 9:30 a.m. i. Sundav --u school 11:45. Wednesday evening eervice at1 McGlockhn. Superintendent. _„ 7:45 p.m. Boy Scout* meet on Monday Jananeae aa an Internment camp Reading room in church edifice night. E. L. Taylor. Scoutmaster for nriianai* at war I open Wedru-eda) and Saturday from ---------------------------------<0^ PILGRIM HOLINESS TABERNACLE iS&oat । Sunday School 10 AM. T1 (SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Gce-prWd«nt. Mr*. Richard Jac­ people again received the CHURCH _____ ___ _____ ____ ____ __________ ___________________ I ob»; Mcretary. Mr*. Cheater HccteServtcc* on Saturday______________ । Preaching Service at 11 AM. Rev. e»: treasurer. Mr* OU* Gallup. Union Service* at Carlton Center Mr* Manker will speak from the 1 Father Dillon spoke briefly on Church? ’ subject. "Maturity." Eph.-1: 15-18. | Catholic action and Mr*. Davis Sabbath School; 10 00 AM. Young peoples services at 7 PM outlined some of her plan* for the «» —V * -NO < *• Prayer meeting Thurs. nite at I Letters were read from boy* in der J F. Piper will be the guest , Earl Engle* Leader—E.win Curtis, i the service, to whom the altar aociety Aflenwon Service: Musical pro- We request you to be with us ***‘“ had *•“" sent fruit cake* and‘ mag­ azine mbaertptions for Chrtsunaa. gram aUj OO PM. Elder Piper will --------------- • • ► Mrs Howard Glbeon, retiring preai­ »ptak again at 2.30 PAI *ST. ROSE ALTAR SOCIETY Sunday evening at 7:4fi PM. LayAbout furtv member* and gae.sls dent of the society, announced that Evangelism clasa. w • attended Die Mtnuai Altar Society more than 70 boaea had been mailed to the bov*. Wednesday evening 7 45 PM noDuck. ... held... tn the basement ct Prayer meeting. — ...tr „ 'nu' St. •*Rc-e- school last Tuesday eveA1Ur , nine , Society will be held the 4th week After dinner. Mrs A. D Knlakem ‘n December, at which ume com­ No- t*nw.*e■ UM C« AYVlTAjirtMam* spoke to the group, recounting some , mittee appointment* will be made. • cf her exp-.-rieno?* while living in ’ ••* S. conger. Hathaway. Pastor A Christmas party and carry-in Manila After telling ot some of the HOPF. (ENTER ---------- and. living lliabits of .. tboth _.K. nn(j -------Mrs — Roy Preston and ---- ------'supper for members, parents and customs friends of Die Presbyterian Sunday the native and foreign population. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Pennock ana school will be held in the church Mrs KrU&kern spoke particularly daughter Mary from Nashville were Sunday ■—*—----guests •- -• at the •* Floy “ McDer- I dining room at 6 30 P M Saturday. of her experience when she visited “ December 11 There will be a short, tiw Cathedral and surrounding rno'.t home * Thursday evening j Thousands Use GRAt VHA program and an exchange of gifts. buildings or Santo Tomas. Site said visitors at the Fred Ashby home I Santa Claus has been Invited—and slie was fortunate in having visited were Mr and Mrs Sterling Modthe cuthedral al a time when all rack of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs Stebbins & Jacobs Sunday morning worship at, ten of the costly and beautiful relics Earl Gates of Cloverdale * Josie REXALL STORE thirty, o’clock. Sunday, December were being displayed. She said she Carpenter visited at Mr. and Mrs. 12. The oaxtor will tell about-'The was prompted to want to tell ot Kingsbury's tn Cloverdale Easiest Thing In The World" and these experiences when she read in Sunday. aW Smell the Fragrance of Kroger’s Clock Bread TOMATOES Avondale FRESHtTODAY 18 Point* t?12c GREEN BEARS OOCKEO-fRESK 2 BANTAM CORN TENDER PEAS 14c 18 Poinls ASPARAGUS •• h. "X. Dawn Fresh Cui Green Spears i BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS p°"< CHICKEN SOUP with Rica 13c 4 Pu. Van Camp's StAGKEHl DINHEX with Sauce. Country Club. 25c 5 Pis. PUMPKIN ^-Country Club 13c FRUIJ CAKE HOCKEY SKATES S1.29 45c Mary Lou. Cadmium-plated steel blades; full tubular construction. Soft-loe 29c style. Steel shenk for extra arch L support. Leather soles. Women**, Girls’ Skates. 4.25 ® Sweet Picllo*. quart 31c PIMEhTOES 15c 19c 3 ration points AVONDALE MUSTARD Slone-ground. 13c Old-lashioned flavor CIDER VINEGAR 18 Raliqn Points Whendu.y'.d0^^ PRUNE PLUMS No 2’4 on 18c Rich flavored, mealy plums means hghthear if you’ve worn ) o "COCK ROBIN" JUNIOR ARCHERY SAT * 195 wood bow, four IR-ineh arrbw» in cardboard quiver, tar* Wards Champion Football A WIDE SELECTION OF BILLFOLDS «■ |.95 Froctical, wanted gifti. Grained ond imooth leather itylei. Other Billfold*»t to »S 2-Cell Plastic Ristlilo 15 Pts, SPINACH Ckar Sailing. 12 Poinl* TOMATO JUICE n<> Country Club quality. V8 COCKTAIL 2 10c 5 Points ROLLED OATS 2 Point* 33c 5 Straps to wrist . . . leave* both hands fraa. Stands at any angl*I Regular cr quick cooking split leather. Voive type bladder. (Batteries are included!> DINNERWARE pasth 10c AVALON CHLORITE 2.69 Wine coloc.d sheepskin leather. Rubber voire bladder, shape re­ taining lining. For oll-qround fun end exerciiel Correct size ond weight for oc- can* 50 !b 46c For healthy livestock cahvas GLOVES Brown Jersey Gloves, ♦5c WASTE FATS - i 111-124 SO. JIFFIRSON PHONE 2704 Kellogg’s, Large | For tasty FANCY NUNES 8 PomU. 3-lb. bag 37c, 12 Point* 5 15 Urge bunch £ VITAMIN CW1ULE1 3 25< POTATOES BROCCOLI Green, fresh, crisp HEAD LETTUCE 5 42l 10 Point*. 3 mcnlhi supply. 31.33 High Potency SWfETHEABT MAP 2 bar. 13c MOTOR OIL 4 £ : Perm-Rad !00"(> Pure Pennsylvania 47c 25c 12c FLORIDA Oranges 5'35= CALIF. CARROTS 10c MAINE POTATOES *"£',■.* »1.69 EMPEROR GRAPES sSifcs a 15c Only 9 Points a Pound . . for a Million Dollar Ster KROGERS। PORTERHOUSE BEEF Tender, juicy - i s TENOEAAY. TENDERAY CHUCK ROAST 7 Pt* lb 26c Fresh Ground Beef Cooked Smo. Picnics Pork Loin Roast MRK HOCKS Sarva with Kraut. for Explonves SELL THEM AT KROGER'S 43 New low ration point* «> 3 5c Round Ib 20c Only 1 Point 6 PoinJ* 5 Point* TENDERAY Ib. Ib. IEEF UVEU Sliced. Krogar'* Tandaray 4 Point* KROGER Now only 10 Ph RIHMIT SlM6tf. 4 Pt. lk* 2le 25c SAVE YOUR TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE “Quality Shoes Pfoparly Fitted" HASTINGS, MICH. fisJIsn 25c Ammonia, quart bollle 10c BLOCK SALT 2.69 Finer milled FLAKES COM MEAL Kroger's Tandoray. Nbw only I Pt*. Any with any Kroger.-brard purchsie Yauth* Bright Yellow Juicy Firm Fruit. TENDERAY *’ 18-oz caa 15c An Inexpensive grftl Full offkiol Boxlng Gloves for Boys 5Sc SIM \2X?16c Mixed Vegetable Juices. Striking CORN Yellow. Grapefruit Fresh, Sweet, Juicy 14-oz bottle 22c HEINZ KETCHUP Ml m pound 12* NAVY BEANS Quad 13C Kroger's Avondale Gayer Hours Country Club. i*r Libby'* or Borden'*, 3 tall can* 24c Largo Size Ideal for garnishes CURRANTS £ ENRICHED FLOSS Michigan. 2 3 15 Point* FRESH EGGS Piel Tell 1 Point per can Jack Frosl Queen* Good quality . . . k>w priced I COTTAGE CHEESE California Wclnuls, Ib. 39c DILL PICKLES THE REXALL STORE Barry Superintendent* and ....» Fharznadjt* Sunt and Mra. H. A Kitson en- HASTINGS PHONE 2131' tertalned the superintendent* and [---------- ' ■ • . ■ I Pure Vegetable. 12 Poinls beg 5 & 6 Points KROGO Stortrtif Ruby Bee Kroger'* . Embassy PLAIN OLIVES STEBBINS & JACOBS Peanut Butter X; 2 i 39c Grape Jam 2 : 33c Grapefruit Juice"™ «G; . 29c Pancake Flour cZn 5 25c Sugared Donuts ^oz' 13c Spotlight Coffee 3 59c Salad Dressing 17c 36c Pet Milk lb. mixed nuts MEN’S AND BOYS’ KEYKO MANBARINE Vrtsmized. Cello Wrapped 15 Points Rich In raisins, cherries, peels —* — Vitamin-Enriched with Krogar'a exchtiiveThiroM.r 11c n° Fine Havered. GERBER'S port Gifts Clocked-Freeh from oven "X \\ Counlry Club Whole Kernel. -13 Pts or Libby's Baby Feeds ards for EVERYDAY.' No 2 C*n 11C Rl r»l«T* ! SHHUn SHU * St mu sin twist --------------k jjj HU IUIM NH NIHEYI YELLOW ME * IT* �THE mSTTSC* B1WB TBUM.DAV, DCCTMTirB A »H p-gx ats On The Home Front (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1J POST CHRISTMAS »?bF “ -SMAIL AS EARLY the snakes did come out. ; B y couldn't climb another inch. The I sincerely hope for your comfort if If RAC CID I £ temoeraturv in the cabin got so low danger, and peace of mind, you fl) 11 Pllljlnl [ (hat Ute windows were frozen with in all have faith in God My faith h-i ’** r ■olid ice on the inside. We could carried me through trials, and I - (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1 Jgel radio bearings that checked us km m. His »n»wn to prayer. He chlld-, „,nlP ,as Blvcn a[1() tht. kept all HUnrombesto ue He | earner did not know the right adtodnl rwre to tor to eel .nr side . ’SS’S' f" 1 dress * "rSStoi iorUtotolS “d I T""r •>” '» »•’ ™*““• Ihsi wotod nelo u» Jw &VSSerinK h»lon wmnMM pou-ito rate, to •'.Himalaya Hump’, bul not quite-,- । Good-bye now; remember our nJ*‘n ,n Army overseas All first 5’ do we went running In and oufspf ! thoughts are with you. n,1nl! 5ent pvcrse®«- must bear the clouds. To Uie right, big shaggy i hearts and ■ Sincerely ifirst cja« postage; -3 cents per Peaks of the Himalayas went right । . (Mrs c k > Bcjs Brown *u alr mail wnt to an <ji uo to 25,000 and above, where | Nashville. Michigan. A.P.O. address must bt'ar 8 cents Bre encased Ln another layer | postage ter each half-ounce in s. To our left, the sky was -atHiro .m the nanii e>n,i u thev '*'«!h<ht. Cards sent to men in the Jap patrols. ----- and then. SSLttv dJinul\? NllVy- ho»'cv*r- n‘aY Still be Sent e. Just coming over the arc p_ "’■'hat ri> vdu/no^T^lnfJmrev"’ ,or ’’ cenl* lf unM?a,wl or 3 cenls Then, our Warning Station "What .M^h^-rrh ktarehi ILrnnhUr lf '*'htch makes the card fits-, there were three Jap pur- anmI —C*•nf’^[i u u 1 class rna11' "R,’lurn addresses should ourthat. area. We In going the ple after knewover exactly cargo In a U0 pound where weour were. We hit warm rain broke tiieir steel ’ tie-down dt about 8000 and that cleared off bands hit the the iceand outside. Butceiling, it was purlciilng like step­ S’ ™11'‘TXJUS>d'‘'?.ne'."?,i;>n^ on s-our mau rrSuffik On then theyrefrigera crashed­ lew hKlSf o“he i-k ping big out holes; of a well trailed Thl' UtoaUon Is much ty»ck to the boards tor when weDoor got on the badly grounddam nnd­ At uh. MHS .5e7nh1v Fridas ,norp wrlaus than eVer belore due io. aging tame of the structural fuseso ­ .b.dorl ’The1 WrJdlsnd lame »hkh “I";,'.?,''""; '.I......... Broke the ice around the door lage. We went over with even a tjiat we could step out into the H.H.S. took 37-17i Maestro Brozak ”* everywhere and the grt’n.ly Infioot or two to spare ----it was sim ­ Mimhine. This is really routine. J baton in hand Introduced a ‘SP.S,?.’*01! nr,o»b’:,n' Won t say it has been easy and it s with song to the student body. The * tNa,i!,*ra v; anything pi tnot going to be easy But I don’t new fellows were in on the know, be- j ? *h5 know any easy way to fight war. they had been practicing so i *nr nI*orit5'’ o,er P,’rM>”n m?P And there’s no SciLm- in kidding cause Dawnger service on the mil­ (jmelves----- this is a hard war and with the nroper signal from the | or 5 ’t ThL« thev sang and did it well j ---rond This-LsLsasasit itshould shouldbebennd nnd we have to fight it the hard way. coach too—thU Is the snna| aeemml. accounts tae for o... the urgent ----------requests from Washington postal dejxartLoyal and True menl nnd the local txwtoffice for We ll always be loyal and True early mailing of nil Christmas ull thru our school days, । cards, letters nnd parcels. and when we are thru; Old Hastings High, tliree cheers 1 Banner renders, knowing the j prevailing conditions, will be glad ’.CT .------ 7 T --------- 7 for VOUr -this Is a hard war and \Ve pledge our hearts and ourselves to domply with these requests wr ftalst It Ihw Harwl er. -— — wnlF. to swsv are OSS.A-. sure, rs«,s. nnd will win ,IAUl> gladly .xxrpViHU.roopemte « Uiink oM —Rah! Rah! A 7— - *I — —— bnt—-• Rah! nam Rah! nun: Rah! rwr-iwi: txan: Rah! ru»n: 1 in in properly properly addressing addressing all all their their — Tiger Tler-r days dais would wmitrl be Im- The whole assembly soon u.. __ , .a. .,...1 --...... ..It qes in Flying knew the Christmas .....n mail and posting a vacation compared to tills C. N. lune and it sourjded like another | early. * A. C. flying- But If Its that much Saxan victory MaestroBrozakthrew-------------- ----------------------harder, it may be that It is that himself into the music with such k-.Vv M<>-rnrn<r r-i «tn KLS’T. A,,d Wc arr ulUr “b«'“on that the baton broke interested in getting this war over ln two pieces so next time the fel- ! *™EDVLE MELT1XG ^ny way we can. |ows RjVe j^. an |ron pjp..nntj The Navy Mothers club will meet ■That tells better than I can the ie]i insurance to thoseitting In I <>n Wednesday evening. Dec 15. nt ffrvlce Carl Ls doing in bringing the front row 7:30 o'clock In the Red Crosr. rmms supplies in and out of C.iUia and speaking of the game, the fel- in the Stebbins Bldg All nicniber.s ... - u • Continued on Piute I Sec 'lirc hrged to be present as all dues I has told us about the snakes • ; for the past year must be In bv which slither around overhead mthe end of the niontlf. Come prethe thatch-roofed building at their pared with thimbles and MtiMors secret abede. and how each Ume DON’T Bl Y THINGS YOU DON'T for sewing and cuuing As they put their boots on in the NEED-BUY WAR BONDS the Inst meeting in 1943 a large morning. Uiey have to shake them , INSTEAD. t attendance is desired. y TH £ Itoni-T?, affix? i; t! SKIRT y y SUCCESSES! SJ_98 up War Stamps Patriotic G Slim skirts, plealed skirts, dirndl skirts, draped skirts — all gift gems she'll love and wear for seasons. Weals, spun rayons, crepes, mixtures . at gift lows"! y x y & v FURRED W COATS 1 A Pre-Holiday Coat . Investments » Long-term Christmas gift someone special on your list—-a good furred epot Choose from otir star pre­ holiday cpltection. Extra worm, rich-looking fur­ red coaf's noted for their durotidn durability. Of qqtility wools, oil are datelessly styled for years of smart service. A y n aI! a y y a y 3a y, a y fl if A ; ’3 The perfect answer to your Christmas "What to buy?" problems! Slippers Save Shoes, Relax Tired Feet |y Q '3 X ALL WOOL CHESTERFIELDS $2495 WONDERFUL SWEATERS! Tops for college, ca­ reer gals' Long box pullover with plenty of co:y warmth . . and so generously cut too' Slick high ' ‘ colors. All Wool — a Imp. Zephyr, 5.93 The sweater mother will love! Nubby knit button-front sweat­ er—worm and smart over everything. 36­ 44. Many dolors. Mother's Favorite Juliet Slippers Warm Felt, with sole and heei. Blue or Brown. MEN'S LOUNGERS ’Iy is y 91 SJ69 fi y m y A y Women's Colorful Felt Everetts Soft Padded Leather All Wool $5.95 50% wool 3.98 >'5 X 1 Sole* V & 98c AND A tj $129 A M MEN'S TIES Gift Boxed £y ■x ■v Come in today and sea our attractive styles for men BUY BONDS 41" f SHOESTORE Guucjf $/toe " 69cup Many Attractive. New Patterns! A DO YOUR CHRISTMAS Shopping NOW! GORGEOUS GIFTS! Long - Wearing Fabrics! Ties for men . of oil ages ond all tastes. Small all-over potterns with a conserva­ tive bent, splashy eye­ catchers for the light­ er moments' y LISLES! Enchanting gifts for that "extra-special" lady on your list! Matched lingerie . . slips, gowns ... . exquisitely detailed with delicate lace and embroidery. y FINE TAILORED, $1.98 up SJBS up Fluttering, long-wearing lisle hosiery—a gift she'll appre­ ciate because they’ll keep her busy feet trim and love­ ly. Smart for her round the clock activities — at low. budget-saving prices! FUTURE PERFECT BAGS and up For her look-oheod Christmas gift choose a smart, durable "seosonless” handbag. We hove o quality group— carefully priced. 84c up SCARVES FOR CHRISTMAS y y 79c Goy, cheerful protec­ tion against winter winds — scarves from our super collection. Plaided, printed, solids —<>h-ah! colors Care­ fully priced. y y SKIRTS STARRED! 295 to 595 Smoothly tailored skirts to mix-mate with ev­ erything. Checks, and Plaids, menswear.flan­ nels. Trouser, box­ pleat styles. The VALUE STORE 131 W. STATE STREET § Qf>« Exquisite Tailoring! SHEER RAYONS! 3.98 Fine Shetland, 4.50 Ilian Ever This Year! GORGEOUS GOWNS. HASTINGS. MICH. Buy More Bonds To Lick The JAPS! �THE HASTINGS DANNER. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 0, fM3 PERSONALS the Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs. | Myers home at Leach lake. Caller* Tin Louisville and later will go on Leon Barnum of Woodland. 1 Smith me! daughter ot Jackaon Robert Besamer of Owosao. for over tho weekend. many year* a resident of Hosting*, and Walter Burd, of Ann Arbor, a former sheriff of thia county, were in this city Wednesday. Tlvey are Waller Burd ot Ann "Arbor was director* of the Windstorm Co. of in the city on Thursday on bu*ithis city, and were here to attend the December directors meeting. Mrs. Winston Stone returned Sunday for a visit with Monday from a short visit wlUv Mrs. Max Dietrich. DIES AT HOME TO WED SATURDAY Interesting to many friend* here NEAR GULL LAKE । Erickson were guatU of the chib. , proaching marriage of Mixa Betty 1 • • । Sigler, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ho*ts for the Ultra clab ai Wed­ To celebrate her tenth birthday aigleF of Battle creek, to Henton funeral home te Delton oi orand Rapid* and Arlhv ii^dauirtrtare k nesday night were Mr. and Mr* «—ora ••• — Lou n..„.. Linington Wn-.. entertained -————- micu Lieut *. Byron oyran B. d. Slattery o««s*cry ui of oauu* Sioux Monday afternoon with the Rev. D ---- Will. ...... Kathleen RL-nitrh n-n. south Dakota, i_ _____now -.-.i ______ a O Robinson, pastor of the Delton Sto'aiSmKSrth? Burdette Sutton Members met for Joyce Blough nrvt andi Pan*, stationed Methodist church, officiating. In- poth Kalamazoo- also aev< dinner at live home of Mr* Fred Janice Brockway for dinner Tues- atBragg. North Carolina. The terment «a in the Hickorv Cor- S ' Smith then returned to the But- dnv night. Later thev attended ceremony will take olare at Grant r.ers cem< tons for bridge, a Christmas party "Winter Time" at the Strand. Road chapel at Fort Custer, on had been an invalid for ten years ——. n> . nn(j exchange of gift* ■ . • • Saturday morning Dec. II. at eleven Friday evening al her fiomr IF IT WONT HELF WIN THE i ... I Mt5 Ccdric Morey entertained o’clock. Miss Madelyn Sigler, ats- died '-----wAtc—------------iorobt“ rr. —«—a— -------— Mr*. --------—.—ter -------of- the bride, will arrive .home ------- south of Delton. Mr. Baker died | yr Wednesday evening Forrest--- her ----------bridge club for dessert Tuesday, clllc,her n„ bridge wlaii, club Top icores for the afternoon were on her Christmas vacation from Lane entertained of two two tables ubles for (or dessert. dezzert. Tlvc turned in by.Mra T N. Knopf and Ward-Belmont. Nashville. Tran.to of — ------------each --— are — given ----winner* time de- Mr* Morey.' be her attendant. fen*e stamps 1 ... ■ A ...... . wedding ... party . breakfast for the a limited number of guests Mis* Helen BU bbins was hostess Sunday evening supper given by and will follow the ceremony and will to four guest* for dinner last Fn- Judge and Mrs A. D McDonald, be Riven at Hart hotel, BatU? _______ ... . .. day niRht u» celebale her twelfth guests being Mr and Mrs J Creek. On Friday evening Mr and Mrs. blrthdav They attended the Ha*- the H. Tredinnick and Mr and Mrs Arthur Lower ------- and _— Mr. and ---- - Mrs. tings kUiK3 —Woodland nuuuiaaiu basketball Kiuirr-. game. Richard Oroos and son. Richard WED IN SOUTH CAROLINA nt th ” ... George Aten mtertlklnerl entertained at the latter's home Iwnoring Lorenz, Dr Hcrbcrt Wwlel en. The evening was spent informally. Schelhas. who left Saturday for tertained at dinner on Tuc.sdav nounce the marriage of their On Mondav evening the employ­ daughter RcwJene to A C Robert Notre Dame, where he will be one honoring tiie blrthdav anniversaries of the Instructors in the Navy V-12 of Mnt KeniUi McIntyre and Miss ees of the Farm Bureau elevator O. Moon* at Bennettsville. S C. In program Sixteen were present and Maritin Wedel and their wives were entertained the Methodist vchurch .._—. .... on .... Nov. 20th. enjoyed the evening socially. i ... at the home of Manager and Mrs. 1M3 Young _. at Podunk ... .. lake, .... comcadet Moore, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shute en­ .i*on ....... Mrs. Harold Parker was the guest tertained the Night Hnwk club plimcjitnry to one of the nurriher. Mr and Mrs Robert B Moore, is of honor at two pleasant social Saturday evening A delicious honi” Jack Mead, who left for induction taking his primary flight training, affairs the j>ost week Tuesday eve­ In the navy on Wednesday. Fifteen at Palmer Field. S. C which is ning Mrs Arnold Perkins enter­ evening was spent playing cards, were present and enjoyed an eve­ lust five miles from Bennettsville HI HO CRACKERS, 1 Ib. box___ 21c tained two tables of bridge with prizes going to Miss Florence V. ning of games and refreshments where the young couple are making high scores being turned in by Wood. Rov Preston, Mrs Anna were served later Mr Mead was their home for the present time. Mrs. Russell Cleveland. Mrs. Robl Newton and Irn Shultz. Mr and presented with a suitable gift from HECKMAN BUTTER CRAX, 2 lbs. 35c Walldorff and a guest remem­ Mrs Ira Shultz were guests Mr his fellow workers brance for Mrs. Parker. A dessert and Mrs. Hugh Meyers win have DURKEES OLEO, 6 points, 1 Ib. _ 23c „ .___ ___ __ _ At a private ceremony Sunday bridge for eight was given on Fri­ the Christmas party. 50c gifts will **nlng at the home of Mr* Bartha day nlg^t by Mrs. AtUe Hay and be exchanged the Study club on Monday with- Hln„ ln Ijkp odes**. Edwin Wait her daughter, Mrs. F. A. Clardy, at INSTANT POSTUM, 8 ox. Ig. sixe _43c Mrs Frank Cooper u* a guest Mrs , nntl Mr% lucv Frisby were united which Mrs. Nell Adair and Mrs. Among the many pleasant social Aben Johmon, gove an Inte rwting ln marnaB ^. the Rev Blaine SnyRussell Cleveland carried off the affairs for Mrs James Gilmer whs bridge awards and a prize was giv­ the dessert bridge given last Mon­ and Laughter" by Un Yutan#, the ■ der reading the ceremony. Chef BOY-AR-DEE, Spaghetti After the ceremony a luncheon en tiie honor guest. Mrs. Paixer day evening by Mrs Stephen Jolui- well known Chinese philosopher wns enjoyed by threce present. In left Wednesday to Join Lieut. .■on in hei honor, and for Mrs Dinner, 5 green points ______ 38c addition to the bride and groan Parker in Louisville. Hugh Kelly. Winner of th” top Mrs Frank Cnrro’hers enter- , thns- in attendance were Mrs Ber•core at bridge was Mrs Wellesley • tired Tuesday evening honoring tha Hines, sister of Mrs Wait. Mrs. HORSERADISH MUSTARD, 1 qt. _13c Tiie Christmas spirit prevailed at Ironside. their house guest Mrs James Gil- I Myrtle Kart. George Phil Ups t and the delightful luncheon given on rncr of Grand Rapids. the Rev. and Mrs Blaine Snyder. Thursday at the home of Mrs I For the pleasure of Mrs James Frank Andrus for twenty guests Gilmer of Grand Rapids, who has ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT The mantel held an attractive ar­ be?ti the house guest of Dr and sijfrv years ' Mr. and Mrs. R Sterling Weeks rangement of American Beauty Mrs Frank Carrcther*. Mis WeHIt has just been brought to our of Hastings, announce the engage­ roses; bud vases with red roses <■!• ••• Ironside invited two tables of centered the stnali tables and a gay­ bridite for desert Monday evening. attention that Mr and Mrs. j w ment oi their daughter Rosemary ly decorated Christmas tree stood The winning score was turned in Wilkinson of Delton, quietly cele­ Doreen, to Cpl Richard W Pen­ BUY BONDS FOR VICTORY in the living room. At bridge by Mrs. H. D. Baxter and a ruokI brated their 60th wedding anni- nington. son of Mr. nnd Mrs. honors were awarded to Mrs. Ches­ remembrance given Mrs. Gilmer. versarv. Thursday. Nov. 18. at Wayne Pennington of Delton. No date has been set tor the wedding ter Hodges. Mrs. R. E. Wail and Mis. Hugh Kelly cf Lansing was an their home. Mrs. Fred Stebbins Mr. and Mrs Wilkinson have al ­ 1 out-of-town guest. ways lived in the vjclnitv of Del­ In honor of Walter Lewis of Clov­ Mr? Frank Cooper entertained ton and are the kind classed us "fine erdale. who leaves for tiie Navy un fifteen memtx-rs of her extension people.” Wednesday, a group of friends met group at a Christmas partv. and Mr. Wllkinscn is now 83 hLs for dinner Saturday night al the potluck dinner Monday evening wife. 79 They have three children Hastings Hotel. Later they re­ Mr?. Don Gury and Mrs Omo Floyd, of Cadillac; Mrs Barton turned to the home of the Ellis Knowles, leaders of the group, fur­ Cortrtght. of Kalamazoo; Mrs. Ray j Kelleys for bridge and an informal nished the lesion on refurbishing Castle, of Orangeville Twp.. six evening. The guest* Included Mr. old clothes Christmas music .nnd grandchildren and three great­ and Mrs. Hany Young. Mr. and group singing completed a pleasant grandchildren. , Mrs. Art Smith. Mr and Mrs. Royal Hayes, also Mrs. Lewis. Mrs Glenn . Kahler. Mr. and . Mrs Sloven ,Kamies of Cflovcrdah- and Mr. ; and Mrs. Burdette Lyttle ot Baltic . Creek. guest of Mi East Lansing Mr. and spent Friday in Grand Rapid.-. Sunday caller* at the home of Mr. -..j. and Mrs. ^.... «J. W ... lx.ng were «... Miss Edith Jenkins Bay City. Mrs. Fred Itong. LzUe OdrewMi Mr*. -Tom Long, Grand Rapid*. Wayne Long and MIm Mary Long of Woodland. They were happy to find Mr Long much improved in Ivealth._____________ __ SOCIAL ITEMS Ing the week with her daughters Mo Ed Hart in Grand Rapids. City. sMiss Gertie Elcklvcrn and Ml*-> Mrs. George Snook and daughter Fannie Schlelger of Lincoln. Nebr.. Ellse, Mrs Willard Smith and Mrs have recently moved here and are R. E Wail were in Grand Rapid* employed at the Silver*—Rich Co. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Roush were Mr. and Mr*. David Goodyear guests of friends .in Lowell on Sun- were called to Grand Rapids Mon­ day bv the serious ilinwss of Mr. *MUs Sara' Beryle Sciudcr and Goodvear's aunt. Mrs. A life Rock Miss Olenna Rogers returned on Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs, Saturday from a two weeks' visit Clark Payne were Mr. and Mrs with Mrs. B L.-Kenyon and Mrs Hollis McArthur and Johnny Miller D. L. Wing in Lansing. of Chicago Mr*. Aben Johnson 1* spending a Miss Maxine Watson was enter­ tained bv Battle Creek friends over few day* with Mrw Erik von Reis , in Gravoe Pointe, while Mr. John­ the weekend. . Mrs. Charlie Green and Mrs son is in the eaxt. Mr nnd Mrs. John Ironside reHarlan Scobey left Sunday night ■for u. IU Idaho >W where they were — - ------called- turned from Chicago Monday night by tiie serious illness of Harlan where they had accompanied their Scobev who is stationed there for non corp Ian Ironside on his trip his boot ’raining. • back to Eder Field. La. Mr*. Myrtle Moore spent Sunday Mr nnd Mrs. Albert Hauer of with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Trims of woodland were Sunday dinner Sunfield guests of Mr nnd Mrs Glenn Clum Those here from away to attend Mrs. Wayne Peterson and son the funeral of George C. Briggs on visited relatives in Portland over Saturday ‘were Mrs A. Botne of thP weekend. Philadelphia nnd Mrs. F M Smith' Mr. and- -•• --------Mrs. -----Kenneth Rogers nnd Mr?. Evelyn Bennett of Gales- I, Maxine Newton >. of Lansing were ville. Win. '1 in Hastings on business on Satur­ Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Corkin were day. In Kalamazoo Sunday afternoon Mrs. Hugo Wunderlich and Mrs xalhng »t ti><‘ home of Mr. and Fred Ogden spent Tuesday in Mrs. John Dooley Grand Rapids. Pvt. Thomas Stebbins arrived Mr. and Mr*. Gary Crook attend­ Tur.'dav evening from camp Rey­ ed the 61st annual Ladles Aid din­ nold?. Greenville.to make the ner al coats Grove last Thursday. acquaintance of/ ills seven pound Mr. and Mrs North Shellenbarnon bom early Tuesday morning at ger and daughters. Wancta and Pennock hospital and for a visit with Mrs. Stebbins and other rela­ Katherine, spent Sunday in Battle Creek with their daughter. Mrs tives. Fied Birman ami family. Wancta Robert Bessmtr cf Owreso called stayed for a week with them. on Hastings relative* on Thursday. Mrs. E. V. Pratt of Middleville William Parker was called to and Miss Helen Prentice of Has­ Lansing on Tiiursday by pie sudden tings spent three days last week death of his lather, diaries Park­ with the former's son. Sgt. Robert er Mrs. Parker went over for the J. Pratt at Lincoln. Nebr. „ funeral on Saturday Sunday guests of Mrs. Anna B. Clare Beach was homt from De­ troit part of la- t week visiting his1 Himes and two children of Kalamother. Mrs. Mary Bench. I mazoo. . Mrs. Virgie Reid .entertained Mr. Gcontc Scott left Monday for ai Visit with the Rev nnd Mrs Earl1 and Mrs. Lyle Bidclman and son of Scott nt Yonkers. N Y . slopping nt: Rochester over the weekend. LinVlne ami Buttle Creek enroute । Mr. and»Mrs. Earl Chase and Mrs James Gilm r and small1 son. Michael, spent Saturday and in Muskegon visiting daughter Key. with returned to> Sunday Grand Rapids Wednesday, have• friends nnd relatives. been guest* at the Dr. Frank Car-• , Jas. W Radford’ returns Um last 1 of the week from a trip to Atlanta. rothers home for 10 tliys. Mr and Mrs. Leon Blander enter­ Mrs William Crawford leftI °Mr and Mrs Dell Shively are ।tained eight guests for dinner and Grand Rapids Tuesday to spend Ibridge on Friday. Winning bridge three weeks with her husband ntt, leaving Munday for Kissimmee. scares for the evening were turned U> soend the winter. Granada. Mb- Pfc. Crawford Lv■ Fla.. Mr and Mrs. Hany Ritchie nnd Iin by Mrs R. E-Wmt and Willard stationed nt nearby Camp McCain.; Mrs Tiie parly was in honor oi Hazel Hinkley s«nt Sunday Smith. : Mi Ymti-g Nancy Shanrui ii Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finnic who । with Sam Gutchcss «t*ltmax. , Me. Mildred Rnb. tLsof Kalama- Iare leaving the middle ot tin- month • zoo spent the weekend at the home । to spend the Christmas' holidays vt'ilini: her (Indd. with Capt. nnd Mrs. R G. Finnic , cf Mr »u«l Mr*. Bernard Roberta Mis Ncllfe Smith was called to Mrs. Phoebe Mote was the guest Yell..I i. . <>•.!•■ I > ■ k bv th" of her daughter Mrs Fay Allcrdlng flint.of her daughter. Miss Doris1 in Luke Odessa lust week. Smith. wh<> underwent nn appen­; • Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Munton have dectomy on Saturday. Siu- is doing■ been cntcrtalrflng Mrs. Victor Mun­ ns well ns jiossible ton and baby daughter Melanie of Mr and Mrs. Maynard J Mdy-' Battle Creek. naliati went to Lansing on Wed-■ Stanley Meinert was in Whitehall neMfay where they' *'BI make theirr on Fiiduv where he attended the home. Mr. Movnahan was the for­■ funeral of nn uncle. Lew Meinert. mer proprietor of the Universal1 Guesta cf Mr. and Mrs. Wm Megarage here. Klbben arc Mr. and Mrs. Frank 811­ Mrs. Velma Moore Barnum was' cock of Urbana. Ohio. Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs. Cedric Morey were Mr. and Mrs. S. L Yerucr and MLss Yeola Verger of Battle Creek. Mrs. Morey nnd Put 3-piin»aBv Va-tro-nol up each , Mary Lee plan to Ro to BatUe nostril. It tl) shrink* swollen Creek on Friday and Mr. Morey membranes. (2) soothe* irritation. will join them for the weekend. (3) relieves transient nasal con­ I Mr. and Mrs. George Myers en- I STEAM HEAT 1 tertained Mr. and Mrs. Stanley | gestion . . . nnd brings greater breathing comfort. UI4W'4> , Tliom|xx>n nnd baby son Bruce of HOT A COLD WATER Follow the complete VlwiikeV Liinslng over the weekend. | SHOWER BATH I Mrs Ella Myers who has been 1111 ETSS? VA-TRQ-NOL i is being cared for at the Loren ' Single 13.50 per wk. up Gclnojbs ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Sure, baby wants new shoes for Christmas. Elk Soft Leather IF YOUR NOSE "CLOSES UP4 TONIGHT Christmas GOOD ASSORTMENT OF GIFTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY. SHOP EARLY WHILE STOCKS ARE COMPLETE Black, Potent, Brown and For best selection Practical, Handsome GIFTS ARE SURE TO PLEASE Economical To Buy 1! Buy Useful Gifts MAKE GOWNS and PAJAMAS LIST AFTER Colorful Suspenders Robe SLIPS and UNDIES BLOUSES - SWEATERS Wool and Rayon 650 ROBES - HOUSECOATS Smart Striped Shirts SLACKS-JODHPURS PURSES - LUGGAGE 1500 Expertly cat and tall­ —~ ’ quality broadcloth 32.50. BLANKETS - COMFORTERS LACE CLOTHS Cotton Pajamas TOWEL SETS - BRIDGE SETS stripe*. FASCINATORS - SCARFS button 12.69. HANDKERCHIEFS - HOSE patterns and S2 and style* Warm Jackets GLOVES - POT HOLDERS MATTRESS COVERS - APRONS IRONING PADS-COVERS BATHROOM RUGS & COVERS COATS and DRESSES CORNICES and CURTAINS Argyle plaid body with contrasting solid cokftsleeves.. $3.95 to $8-95 Hand Sewn Gloves these suede or pigskin gloves. Pair $2.50 to $6-50 Sports Sweaters CHILDRENS ROBES, JODHPURS BOYS & GIRLS SKI SUIT, COAT? BOYS & GIRLS SWEATERS Mild »Un In IM'i wool yarn. Beige, blue, $6.95. GREETING CARDS WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF DOU BLE K SALTED NUTS AT ALL TIMES BUY A BOND CHRISTMAS comes but once o yeor, FRANDSEN’S store is most conveniently here. When looking for presents for the hoppy’event. To get full value for every dollar spent. Be sure to come, as in days of yore. And invest your dollars at FRANDSEN’S STORE Two Tone Belts In brown, beige, or Mark and white. Only $1.50 E r BOTTUM Plaid Wool Scarves Warm shop now for baby’s shoes and house pippers. UP YOUt GIFT YOU SEE WHAT WE HAVE IN STOCK REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR and GIFT CARDS GIFT WRAPPINGS White. I OnlylZ « I v I CHRISTMAS/ y LUNCH CLOTHS Hard Sole BOOTS $1,390 $1.69 C.Thomas Stores, Inc please REED’S = I>HUG STORE ~ REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY — asaa* Hagtings Phono 2241 Stole & Jcftarcan Frandsen9 Exclusive, but not expensive Phone 3396 1 BAIRD’S Wod �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2911 FACE EIGHT The Hastings Banner C LAS SI FI E D WA NT ADS «. friend* ami rela- , n‘ «?4br7.vjabft ;r»n4iethrr. and ter a Mr. i ron»rd and inr «»rrir« unj hi> «f , win •!•*,. br re r r. Porter The following men were inducted . A Christmas tea and shower for into the Army and will report to Mlns Bernice Jansen of Neighbor­ hood House. Orangeville, will be Fort Sheridan, Illinois. Dec. 33: al the home of Mrs. KeniUt Paul Henry McDowell. Hastings; given ! virgll Jasper Whipple. Battle McIntyre, at 3 o'clock Wednesday. Dec. 15 to which guests are wel­ Creek: Ployd A. Main. Hastings: comed. Jam. Jellies, cocoa, or any itwih Lendm Victor Duane Hoffman. Nashville; 1 e Gordon Charles Merton Leonard, Hastings: 1 canned goods are asked for. Miy porter Allen Hazen Hock. Hastings: George urandehtMren William Eggleston. Middleville; WARD ERWAY . Theodore Junior Pranshka. Has- INEW SEXTON •v—vve w»i. t.> thank ungs: and Httrison Leonard StlmThe board of trustees of the .1: ° ri i*.,'.Middleville. Riverside Cemetery Association Tnd d-Ii’h of : The following men were Inducted ■voted Monday night to employ Ward th-r vi.n uh.rie. i into the Navy and will report to Erway as sexton 1n place of the Ad.wch for hi* rom-. the United States Naval Training Ilate Archie Reickord. He will be­ I Station. Great Uikes. Illinois: igin his new duties soon. □ L .ti .. vv er.-,1 Walter James Lewis, Cloverdale: 4r'.-wU-» Warner £ta"n<* Christopher Rohrbacker. , Franr.* Hastings; Verl Vemls Burd. Plainuineta auj I well: Donald Birdsill Fl’her. Has­ tings, (awaiting call); Edwin Earl — —, . . I Haight. Hastings: Jack Harlev Mead. Middleville; and Carl Junior j -.iZThe M.U w’ S Sparttt. Na'hvillc ru at.j j it my reU Samuel Ferman Shriver. Has- | PHONE 17F21 HICKORY .r the many a<«. ..r tings. was inducted into the Navy • durmc it>v r»e»nt nnd will report to the United States | CORNERS AT MY EXPENSE Naval Training Station at Parra- I (nee Usrriacn I gut. Idaho AUCTIONEER .:s ; „..h ,o Charles LeRov Sttdel, Hastings.: store t. r .he J.um was accepted In the Army Air Loren Coppock Dclfon, Mich. reut..e. and ir.md* Corps and is awaiting coll. | , in and rard* durin* * w» —----Satisfaction Guaranteed. Dates can IUMCRIFTIOX RATES NATIONAL EDITORIALITM'l ^ASSOCIATION IN MEM0RIAM ” EMPLOYMENT—HELP WANTED Sheldon Agency All Kiads of Insurant* Surety Bond* ' 2115 Hastings tf Hsnm Pion* Swanson Agency COMMUNITY NOTICES 109 W. STATE NEW LOW RATES Property damage and Liability Michigan's new at the home of Mr* Henry New Group From | held Oermaitie, WVdnesday afternoon. County Enter 1 U. S. Armed Services EMMANUEL. । GUILD The WS.CS. will meet with Mrs Allie Munn Wednesday D?c 15 for a uot. luck dinner. We will have the irgular ChrUunas basket os usual, All are cordially Invited. A Chrte'mn’ tree and program at ! the church Thursday evening Dec. • 33. The teacher and scholars of the i Martin school will put on the pro­ gram. All are cordially welcome. responsibility mobile Insurance company. Farm Bureau State Agent , i Loren Hershberger AUCTIONEER i Using and arrangement of sale. Call 2687 Woodland. The Milo W. S. C. 8. will be TWP TAX NOTICES AUCTION SALES CARLTON CESTER TRAPPERS ATTENTION — Highest market prices for furs, hides and pelts. — HARVEY BABCOCK, List Your Sate With HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE PHONE 3170 We Remove Dead Animals PRAIRIEVILLE TWP. Marshall Furnaces For Prompt Removal of ■ Old. Crippled or Dead j \ Horses and Cows / HUNTERS-TRAPPERS PHONE Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all mokes of furnaces Ill(he*I price* paid for fun, hide* and pells. One block north of the Hastings National Bank. tf. RAYMOND TOBIAS HASTINGS 10030 -Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Floor Sanders for Rent C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Phone 2331 If 142 E. Stat* North of National Bank across railroad track. West doors of old Opera building. 12-9 j Horses INSURANCE and BONDS Glyecrin Recovered from Animal Fat* Will 1 Help 1 \ Win / \ ’he / DEAD AND DISABLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY Cattle FOR Glycerin available from animal fats Is badly needed In WAR EFFORT. Phohe Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Coll collect. M. KALAMAZOO ANDRUS JERRY COWS $4.00 HQpSES $5.00 ’522 VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. RENDERING WORKS Dick Smith—Local Collector LEGALS T»n copl»« '»• »oon »' partible ORDER FOR PUMLIVATIUN AUCTIONEER List your Auctioa Sale* with DEWEY REED Batea can be made at Banner office. Pkon* 3467 Hastings, Mich. | Buy EARLY for Best Selection! ■ able CARD OF THANKS FOOTLITE " Shipping Livestock Every Saturday FRANK JONES QUALITY Buyer for STILES and Company. Hast 1 nr* stockyard*, phone 2588. or call 617 Lacey through th? week. HOSIERY We have the sheer, sleek fitting, long wearing stock­ ings you want for yourself and as gifts. USE '-’’JU M C. “BILL” SHERWOOD 666 TABLETS. 3ALVE. HOSE DROPS W FOB ATTENTION FARMERS! DISABLED OR DEAD Prompt service at any time. Scrap Paper I have installed a new large capacity paper bal­ er and will buy all grades of waste paper. ODT will not permit me to send a truck for less than 1,000 lbs. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH 305 N. Michigan Ave. Phone 2637 Hastings tf Milken HEXT—Double HOWARD BRISTOL ■- DR. DERK STUIVE CHIROPRACTOR EXPERIENCED FITTER • • t »in. I'ln/ne :: I -!< L smart 2 pairs of FOOTLITE $ J 50 JL ' Protect Your Precious Stockings! these cradle.socks. Prevent heel rubbing; deterior ation from perspiration—keep your feet as comfortable as well. Wonderful for extra stocking wear Wear OFFICE HOURS' nf Pralnetllle. 9:00 o.m. to 12 noon 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. ; ■ in ft tf ' Truss Fitting ■ Limited quanity IRREGULARS Experience ond Training in nearly every try line 1 Phone 72 Middleville ' Hastings. Michigan 235 S. Jefferson St. wear new winter shades Residence 718-F2-3 Phone Hastings 2715 ;:30 FOR of HOUSES 85.00 - UOWS.81.OO CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Guu-iditLc? Long EXTRA hours Stock Removal. 2 25c pair 45c Evenings LOST, FOUND. STAYED i OWNP.R—3f*y hare »tray Mon., Wed . Fri-, Sat. 6:00 to 8 00 p.m. 2909. i ennlaet anyoi • ale Call Mr Closed Thursday Afternoon* Colonic Irrigation - Electric Therapy LY BARKER'S ill W; STATE ST. Lent - Bine OVER KROGERS - Short- Wave HASTINGS SHOE STUB ttys j/roe OddMddddddhi �THE HASTINGS BANNER ICHTY-EIGHTH YEAR IN THE HOME FRONT HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1943 Norfolk Nava) Hosptuil where he is stationed in a Naval Mine Warfare school. Ronald McKibben. H.HS. □fl and his wife (the former Lorraine Bea­ dle) are here for 10 days with Die William McKibbens, Ronald looks wonderful the has always been a goodtooklng guv* and lie likes the work he’s been studying in engin- ■(Continued from Page 6. Sec. 1.) pwa Initiated their new suits FHlay night. Thev looked very dashnr—and were most of the evening. I Did you know too that Lewi* Myers was given honorable menticn In the aU-Michlgan Mythical High Ichool football team? IxwU dr- raine is with Ron and has a job that keens tier busv too. Mall will Io recognized. . reach them at:— Cadet Ronald McKJbban. 38458888 I A younger lad al whool who took 3324 SU.-ABT.U. lonora Ulis week was Bob Stowell. Westminster College Brown Hall It the Bov Scout banquet at the Room 207 Methodist church Thursday night. New Willmipgton. Pa. Bob is now an Eagle Scout, the only in town Saturday was Dick Per­ |ne In town at the present time. rault (Middleville ’28) who reports Ind when you know how much it Barrv county men. Gibson. Van likes to become an Eagle Scout you Sickle, nnd cogswril. are at Camp Ian appreciate how good Bob really with him. Dick, who has been sol­ k—good work. Bob! diering 16 months, returns on the I It looked like a blackout at the 15th. He says, the Army U OK. Coffee Shoo the oUier night but but he ’ s blame he’s not go­ Ihe real reason was because Homer ing to make certain It hLs professional Ind Mildred had. a partv out at career. He’d like mall at:— ■heir cottage for the Coffee Shop Cpl. Richard Perrault. 36190321 tree and they all had a very elc97th Signal Bat lant time We tried to gaUier a Camp Bcwie. Texas lew details of lhe affair to post on In sort of a furlough huddle tn Io you but we haven't made it yet. I Tiiis week War Stamps go to El­ front of the Barry theatre were lon McGahn and because it lust Cleo Card. Ivan Allerdlng and Kirk pannens Elton lias written us a tel­ Foreman. (We gave news notes ler for next week well priijl his about Cleo and Ivan last week.) Lddrem then. Your folks wfill keep Kirk, who has server! 8 months lhe stamp* for you Elton until you spent last month at Sheppard Field lome home Best of luck and we and will leave the. 7th for Stewart Field, near West Point. N Y. He's kope we'll be seeing you soon. happy about his new alignment Nice Seeing You Home will be In. Airplane Mechan­ I It has been another "ole home which Violet (Mrs F » has been with Leek" and If you ask why. just take ic; KPk but will slay here until JOrk u» located. Be sure to send us your :iddrej“. roldler. lome Itomc and say, "Howdy." Another home from Camp Mc­ I Phil Mitchell ।Capt.> arrived Cain. MBs.. Is Dick Seeber who Ironic Monday from Oklahoma and j-pent the 37 days In the hos­ kill leave Saturday for a new a*- pital. He last feeling much better liinimiiit at Oartip Cooke, Calif. now and LiIs filad to be home but Ifou're locking “Up-top”. Capt. Just missed see‘ng his I Don Clark, who enlisted and has unfortunately Leo. who returned Monday been In 10 weeks Li here from Far­ brother. for Pine Carmi. N Y. Dick men­ ragut. Idaho, until Monday when tioned Rex Walters. Stuart liell return for new orders Don Sweet <seeing Merlvn Courtlooks Jaunty In his navy blues a nev andMiddleville). Bill Crawford, the latter kerv neat looking lad. nay we. having lust been home now I Robert Hartman fCreaaey) Li two transferred from Camp Forrest. home with an honorable discharge Tenn, to McCain. Dick says it from the General Hospital at Beau­ s-ems good to see these fellows you mont. Texas, He was In the Air know and better yet they are all Corps and mentioned that the only still In the same outfit. Dick has 15 barrv county boy he saw all the Pfc. Richard Seeber 36410804 Liu Clarence Garrett • Hastings 794th O»d. Co. Light Maintenance I Trim looking Dick Pennington Cnmo McCain. MLw. |Delton> Is home for 15 days after Clifford Boorom B home from I months In service. He likes the Fan Aatonlo. Texas visiting his army wtll enough and will call for folks, the Floyd Booroms. Hope Lil mail addressed to him at:— Cpl. Richard Pennington. 16086062 we ll have a chance to visit witli ’’Cliff.’’ before you go back. Hq. * Hq. Co 302nd Inf. A.P.O. 94 you Reid Bassett was home but for I Crimp McCain. MLm long we don’t know. However, I Sailor Burton Allerdlng (QuriUm how center i Is home on sick leave dur­ we saw him long enough to rejwrt ing which lime he developed the he looks super and the army must k«HT.t cold he ever had. He said agree with him b«au.'* he sure he'd lust been to the Dr, and had looked as if he ' could take it" In Rust taken a shot for hLs cold, but no uncertain terms. Don Curtiss arrived iurme Satur­ Hon’t get me wrong, said Burton. from N. J. on a three-day pass Its tiie kind you take with a needle. day He’ll rejwrt back on the 9th to and if he’s like the other guys who dash home on these long weekends he was ulentv Ured. But Don if vou’d have slept every minute you were here it wouldn't have mat­ ' tered to your mother, she was that glad Just to have you back "home for a few hours. 'Some Day Otto Kuball returned to Fort Monmouth. N. J. Thanksgiving nlsht after 10 davs home His wife You Can <Harriett Couch) who has been with him Is staying here for the Soy I present time. Clayton F. Burlrlgh. Freeport *23. Fill 'er arrived home Sunday after 18 months service—6 months in Eng­ land—In the Air Corps ground crew. He now has his honorable discharge and will soon be doing hLi part with civilians back here at home. In town Saturday visiting his sister. Mrs. Shirley Keeler, was George Eldridge who has served 4 । years, wears stripes for overseas duty with Die Field Artillery and now has a 30-day furlough. George's home Is In Ionia county but he knows many Hastings boys, and girls we suppoae. and he’d like to be remembered to all of them. It seems as If some of the fellows are always arriving or leaving at , the stations these days, for In­ Right now we have a stance. on the noon train Saturday came Don Deaklns and Jack Buwar to win and ra­ hollz. Don/ls homo between convov tioning means fair iript; he Is with the army medical corps assigned to convoy duty. He’s share for all. We sa­ soon going to lose count of his lute every second front trips—he's really been traveling. j Jack is here for 14 days after his driver who: I third trip to England Jack, plus a sailor "rigging”, and what have you 1. He drives only . got—is the most likable, snappy guv when it is neces­ । ydu’d want to know. Don’t Just take our word for It, but this should sary. prove the point—while talking about writing letters. Jack said, he holds the 2. He i wrote to so many girls he hardly throttle down to I had time to write to his “mom." One in every port should be your saving speed. limit sailor, or are you establishing । an all-time high. Jack met Jack 3. He never drives Larkin on the train, the latter to by guess or gam1 arrive home Sunday but we haven’t seen him as yet. ble. Back tiie 15th after 10 day* home goes Richard Wilcox to Orlando. Ho plays game 100% hi* Pool pal*. W vou. Don-te on ihe look . JT, | ,23; “J ■ Lockwoods are going to have quite Bob who Li just beginning at— | a bit of sauer kraut. Are you going Robert N. Tinker. A/S. U.8N. I to stamp it. shoes off or on?. . . It Co. I. Plat I Brks 3. Apt. IM _ was good to see that Mich, beat ___ ........... Naw Tr. Unit. Western State College _______ ...... j Minn. I would say It's about time. College ” Kalamazoo. Mich. 45D I "Good luck. John ', we ll be writing •'Swell going” Pete Powell, up in , . , . Pvt. the Aleutians, for your promotion Hv' John “ L. Lockwood. 16088307 20th General Hospital A PO 689 to First Class Petty Officer Glad to hear vou are feeling fine.and ; '■ Postmaster would enjoy a pair of our skis. You I New York City. N. Y. must be having n bit of Know in. jI ... In recognition of his _ scholastic —-------‘ them thar parte”. Pete. Best Luck, excellence during his first six weeks Nelson Gardner wrote hB mother of training at U. S. Navy Pre-Flight for naval aviation cadets. that he was about to put a sign in School ™ front of his office. "Maternity— at St. Mary's College, Cal.. Zane W. Quiet.” lhe reason being that the Nash of Hastings has been placed honor roil, accord cat was iutvbig kittens on top of on the —station **“ ’*’s ------------"------J­ nnd Jerald was one ot that number. a filing cabinet—three to be exact, ing to an announcement today by He likes It and especially since he on the lost count, as Nelson was Comma riding Officer Clyde W. Is within 50 miles of his pal Leon writing. Wliat was the final count. King. To be eligible for this honor. Helmer. The feltowjs usually are Nelson? » Cadet .Nash had -to maintain on ahle to eet together every Saturday Here’s news about a gal about to < average Of 34 or better out of a night. <(Leon. you know. Ilves the make cr will WU1 marry nieuiy । povibie‘ < 0 during the first iialf of news—Betty Sigler first House on the Campground I.U oynrn Road ,81’ Lt. Byron Slattery at Grant G----- -------,r"‘ road. By the way. how long have Chapel. Custer, on Saturday ; worlt lJopf. you been In service. Leon?> Jerald’s । morning.Fort U. Silver Wings are ’mvwui flopping Lt. Slattery comes from * I Soutii Dakota and is now staUoned «x>n. Cadet J. A. Haynes at Fort Bragg. N. C- He is a good Sgt. Richard G. Bessmer. Zolly S.C.U. No 3417 Box 568 ' looking, very nice guy and old Zolly learns, will be stationed at 1626 Un’versitv of Mississippi. wants to go on record as saying Hdqs. S. U. Ord. Det.. Fort Wayne. Oxford. MBs. bride is a gal we've always Detroit 32 Mich, until Dec. 15. Sgt. - Bill" William Wilkcj B back al that his very fond ot and even though Dick is in process of being made an hB oid Job helping at the telegraph been he knows it. we're telling him she’s “inventory expert" and from now office. He just received his C.D.D. a perfect peach and we wish them on. will have no definite base or which he explained to us means joyous happiness for the ’days of company, nnd won’t know when, or "certified disability discharge," from their where, or how often he will be lives. Camp Fannin. Texas. He missed in In- shifted about. Foot loose” maybe "Hl there.”'meaning -------- —. over — ... seeing KelUi Brady down there and uu>> oom John Lockwood. Just heard but not exactly “fancy free-.behe said he wanted like everyUmg dial tliat sounds like ex actthat you have transferred to the cause that ike rather exaglto Slav in the armv but as long as 20th uap.un and u.Ki wtll .u: be ue ing and responsible work n Best o! General Hospital “«' « he couldn't he's leaving lhe 14th to rork ta in 2t; Uie X X-ray rzy luclc sergeant—keep right on cltmbtake a soectel course in telegraphy doing special wert: and all that at an Operations school deportment. Nice going soldier, it in teresMrs. Robert cole haa received » well bet that ynull find It talc resI in Indiana 1 ting loo Here are a ffew —— excerpts -' of radiogram from her husband Corp. "Hl” to Uie^Flngletons. all of you. l^knL/.r°F, ■ Robert, saying he,’had arrived safej Iv—but of courts he couldn't say but particularly to Don and Dick. ,12 Don was recenUy sworn in at the ’ JST d she i It isn't pfc. William Max Keller palatial cathedral of St. John the »°n a days MPfnd « give nw .... all — the — d —ycur anymore but rather Corp W. M Divine in New York City and hB would i beaus d better be good. . . x . • Keller -and he has recently been address B now:**flUS so you 'n” ’d I you would probably be interested . transferred from England to NorUiMidshipman D. J. Flngleton I in the monkeys here. I have seen . cm Ireland but his address remains U8J4R. Midship. School 1 quite a few running around wild. ; the same—A.P.O. 5. r; Postmasted. John Jay Hall BU. 845 j They are sacred, like the cows. I New York. N. Y. Good work. CorDBk YBrknwy radioman with a •! “w' some wUd"peacocks one dav day ! noral poral— —hope that '‘third third strine stripe is is —— wild peacocks one hone that crew of 10 on a B7 IBs address large birds. crew oi io on a n in mis soaress 011d ><>u of beautiful of b)rd thal r am sureI forthcoming pfc Robt.rlsfon! ' c Gardner has re­ Cp| Lvnn Stedge. 16064811 ntn- C 370th Field Artlll. Bat. ; 1 A PO. 449 Camp Maxey. Texas looking simply great and home for 7 days is Jerald Havnes. H H S. I □9 son of the Ronald Haynes, who enlisted in the Signal Corps but is now assigned to special work in en­ J। gineering at MBs. U. Jerald worked in the blueprint denartment at the Bliss a counle of vearx before he i enlisted which experience has been valuable to him. He took a test with 40 other fellows for the special nirHara pineleton 36417404 stood 5 ft. tall. He looked some tiling cenUy moved from Texas and his sSnr AAB8 ' J like a stork, but his head was like prraent address B Pfc. Robert C. Sail Lake Oty." Utah | 1 5“ ,how ho ^5r ' Prt Hfflnu Ftoher’s mother. *<*■ oft the ground. I saw some 311 Med. Bn.. APO. 450. Posttoo, in a marsh. ,. master. Shreveport. La. Robert says Mra p»rter Tooze and brother beautiful flamingos too. wish 1I had “ the time llnd and books that the Banner is not only interinter HntruT Fisher who live in Barrv I wlsh ’e tlme tz. &tud itndv nn nn lhem them- Dan rinn'’tt' **** fnrtrnt. tsUnlr rcHmr w fn Barry Rnrrv counlv rnuntv boys Iwvv* but Kilt two leftNov ’ 17 by train to go to «« y «P NaShvtne Tenn ^liere they ex- , U> send me a wahoo leaf. Mary. I also is read by fellows from other wreted to'vhit Herman—but he had ’ Btni have the' dl«r*o<xl leaves in my parte of the country as well. Old . tnSwfemS* Thev went on to billfold and they are still good. By Zolly Li glad that you and your Fa Jet N Ctor a£d d?ove tiie way, how does lhe dogwood buddles find lhe paper "good n-adSrScir homK os hVhad teft look? Next year’s buds should be tag” and one reason for that B it there for a short time They came on now rm not worried about the that so many of you take time out home^ver Uie £ounteInsTuid told Uttle one but dont know about the ----------to send In -so many- bits of interracially Mnrciaiivabout atxiutUie uieBlue uiue tuoge-------- ------------------------------------------ I estlng information. This matter ot _ >na kuswhich or bores the redbud? mountain is 8inmiles long andDid you or ,n redbud? Did you passing on information works both ^wttrtv-two curves the Scenery «U of the burrs nicked out of , ways and you might be surprised to rP£2 nuke. Marv-or vice versa?" know how how many manv people ncoole back bock here here know being beauUful all the way. Upon Duke. Mary—or vice versa?” To hB Mother and Dad:—"The are interested in news about Barry arriving homo Thanksgiving Day. j Indians sell pineapples here but ; county bora with whom they have tliry found a letter from Herman | staUng that he was in Los Angeles. they are pretty expensive. We have no personal acquaintance. tohe careful of the fruit we buy 1 Lt. Leon E. Mudge, of Hastings. Calif. and that his address is now: m we scrub the pineapples with I Michigan, has been assigned to tiie Pvt. Herman Fisher. 36159521 | soap and water before eating them i First Troop carrier Command after Btry C. 963rd F. A. Bn. .... We have a flock of chickens 1 receiving his wings in the Arm/ A.P.O. 183. % Portmaster I running around, getting fattened /.ir Ftorces, and is now continuing Cantair^Kterwrii1 Plumley on lhe f°r Thanksgiving, f am looking for- 1 hB ground’ school and flying train" wra? wort iwTbEn rtX a M-day *ard 10 da*- • • In •dditton , ing at Bergstrom Army Air Field, to™ ^bcXe^ffrotlra af «S3n I «o ^e cows, there are many water | Austin. Texas. The Lieutenant atas lib physical condition warrants , his leaving the hospital. When he reports for duty again hB position will be Intelligence Officer on the Adndral'a Staff stationed at San Diego. Calif. Hope you make it home for Christmas Capt Sec. A. Bight C.-A.AJ3. Ardmore. Okla. Gerald Lawrence lias been trans­ ferred to Eieler Field. La. Sally (Mrs. L.) Is with him. We knew At Gates school located 2Vx mile* south of Middle­ you were getting a great kick out of driving a taxi when you were ville just off M-37 on in Texas Solly, what are you doing while you ore stationed in Ia_? Greeting* Darrell Dean—we saw those pictures of you and your buddies taken al the carnival—no doubt about the fun you had there. PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, DEC. 11, 1943 AT 2:00 with keep* hi* car purring like a kit­ ten. 5. He 6. He Fla. He has two brothers. Ray and Sorrv vour new location Li &o iso­ buffalo around, especially In the Roger. In service and two cousins, luted ------ —..j no movies, nxnle«. nothing nothing but but country. TYiev arc larger and stock­ the lonesome kind, writes ier, than the cows and are kind of Howard and Kenneth Wilcox. All woods, lhe of these boys grew up in the Irving Darrell. Cheer up lad. well all write a blue grey in color. They wallow in the rivers mud. and swamps. neUthboriiood. You look fine Dick you str­ Oxen are used a lot with primitive and nice going for that Pfc. stripe , TDarrell '“ ' Dean Co. A. 137th Inf. carts. 1 wish you could »ce a typical in the Air Corps. Indian village. Mud houses, an ox or Back the 6th to Austin. Texas,' a camel harnessed to a pole and went A/C Joseph Lewis who has ; Nashville. Tenn .«.« «... Hi! Harold Parker—just saw Bet- walking in a continuous circle been ... In service over .a year u, in mm the. u|r corp* Joe. as you have already ty 'Mrs. P ' and she says she’s drawing water from .p, well. The guessed, lias to take all kinds of leaving Wednesday to join you at farmers use crude hoes and plows ribbing about "hB title”— Joe Lew- , Fort Knox. She's promised to keep they make themselves—clay water to. He went to school In Wayland w in touch with any Barry’ county fugs, home grown or wild food— thev are entirely self sufficient. . . but knows lota of tiie Hastings fellows down there. crowd because he worked at the । Keith Bass (Nashville) writes I suppose vou have read of the Viking before he donned hB uni- that lie has seen Napiea and likes terrible famine around Calcutta. form. You'd never forget Joe be- ; the people there much better than There are hundreds dying even- day cause he has one of the grandest i in Africa. Hie people in Italy have in the streets. I have seen children smile* vou ever saw. I very little to eat and Keith adds and beggars that defy description , , We saw a rather unusual thing Home with his preUv new south- | P.er^J%,121.w^n.,Lnr ern bride is Lynn Stedge. hail and ?oodI luck Keith, and It there to in fine place. A dead man was lying on the sidewalk and nobody seemed heartv and as readv to chat as to pay any attention to him. People ever. Lvnn wear* a pin for a ymft ft “ ? service with good behavior—Gollys. ’ went on about their work right winning that and a bride besides— added addM’ a PS. PR for ,or that purpose. near him. never seeming to be In 'Savy? ” the least concerned. There were "What a Man Stedge." they’ll call , vou. We we purposely purponeiy asked asaro Mrs. Mrs ««*nnX. you. Stedge her name < which Li Oleta) -1’.???*/!?? ,J2!£ra<Ut' Idaho' lhe pretty bad shaj* generally. I hope you don ’t get this letter right be­ Just so we could hear her talk. She "f*1 fore mealtime. .... ... I — was nni )hp !nvrll,**.t i/mthrm drawl Golly*. We had Kenn^ iWilO 11&S •«.. — Interested tlw kind vou irant^o Ibten to fm been "a lhcsc E!“l yr®r5’ ln 806 ’to’“h's letters . gufl Notice' hours Lvrm leaves the 13th (Mra 'rln‘tt'r of 00,3 ™ker ,U£t vou TCl “ Bln DeCou D^011 NoUtt S will ztav hero Stil he h oclted) ‘Urttog training last week. WBh . he's a Sgt He's coming right along American Automobile Service MAKES through. We can’t all be 100% car-tharing American*, but more of us can be. And must. Give your car the care it deserves. CARBURETOR IGNITION SERVICE Motors Rebuilt Brakes Relined Buy U .S. Bonds ond Stamps Gasoline Heater Parts & Service ANDRUS SERVICE and Anti-Freexe Phon* 2240 Hastings, Mich. Wood frame build ing 24' x 30' Site of i acre land Kalamaxoo furnace No. 42 3 burner oil stove 32 seats Recitation bench World globe P. M. SECTION TWO—PACIS I tended Hastings High school and 1 All of you will see the story about He didn’t die In battle was a mechanical draftsman In > the faLaI crMh of SmKh u as many herosa do. C *Howdy" Rom Norwood how eoes ‘ G°w*n F5ekl- Idaho II was his His was always a quiet ■ it?-^h«r vou a?( n^^5wt!''mom" who wrote your letter to 1 and in thU the rame w planes theP-39'i you haven broth- 'ou from Ooata throve. two weeks He had a job and lie’d <1 ?rSi iSihS Jhh'-T .£ U H. : 1.^. — now overseas, haven’t you? Where and everybody - liked him.But he took his chance with thf Many you• will remember Cleon ottiers is he and all that? What’s the >*•" ’ of — ' — — _t track meet*—he was a star of with never a thought to flee the the track, and now at 34 he haa It’s a topsy-turvsy world w» view made hU last run of any kind. It. with great sacrifice to be paid was a trial run he was giving the 1 Before the war's a Victorious cna Lt. Ross M. Norwood plane—he was the engineer to pilot and all of the letUetnente made, 439th Fighter Squadron the plane and do the teating. So shin the worm are added Dale Mabry Field Tallahassee. Fla. , u. uivcii «u au -»**? ?. *,.*. x Words often uk mean so little ye, yet ., nf u» John Bush B now aviation cadet, sometimes mean so much tliat *« 1 Well know just what the cost was and hB folks have received a letter, decided to use what we had writ ten b>' 'he number whoVe paid at ot congratulation from the Com- about Cleon. 1 our own. ------»— General —। .. . And no matter what the sadness ma tiding -> Randolph >w Field. Texas for the good work We knew him In his early years । the grief or *nd despair. nui wen. but oui a friendly inenaiy way. John has been doing. The letter not well, way, points out:— 1 We We knew knew he he had had aa courage courage ।Continued on page 1. Sec. 1.1 You must realize. however, that ' « sure os the dawn of day. | all of our study of the problems has - ----------- . produced no Infallible method of __ ______ determining in advance whether a -­ young man has that Inherent somex thing which will make him a natvwk jOrr ' ural and safe pitot. As a result. a ~ /*"/ some pilot candidates are later ™ transferred to other types of mill- . "» tary training. , I ■ / 4 ■ Comprehensive tests Indicate t/^ /rj ■ / that your boy stands a very good \ ”^| If fl chance of successfully completing ( r^. t —tr M n/ ll the rigid training for an army pilot j y ft I ■ /I and vou have every reason to be X proud of him." f~\. S Sincerely yours Ma lor General G. C. Brant. WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF GIFTS. Bell Water cooler Swivel chair Table Bookcase Cupboard Floor oil Kerosene can 2 out-houses VICK’S . INHALER Nothing will plaa.a "her" more than the spaikling beauty of a Garland Ring. Bo a smart Santa cUl gilt horn GARLAND _____ 27‘ PABLUM SPECIAL _______ 39‘ DR. WEST’S TOOTH BRUSH -T ■ BAND AID SULFATHIOZOLE 23‘ A7‘ EX-LAX 25c size ASPIRIN 100 QQi TABLETS. 5 Grain £3 ENTORAL ORAL COLD VACCINE TABLETS builds resistance to colds, box of 20 $4 35 capsules -----------I LY BARKER'S TR. VANILLA full pint COMP. BOTH FOB 113500 8 oxs. 85c C. B. HODGES JEWELER LyBARKER’S BUY MORE^WAR BONDS HASTINGS PHONE 2115 "No,1his is not Owoles Garage!* •he got a call for Ben'* Men’* Haberdashery. And yesterday one for Larry’• Bowling Alley. Judging from the piece of her mind she gave the last caller, her peace of mind is definitely disturbed. Unfortunately, mix-up* like these are bound to occur Even more unfortunately, a wrong number means an extra call on the already overburdened telephone system to correct the mistake. You will get fewer wrong numbers—and every one will benefit— if you will follow these practices: . 1 If you arc not abiolultly Hire of a number, check it in your telephone directory. 2 If you compile and use your oicn telephone Utt, go over It once TERMS; CASH DAY OF SALE. RHONE 2909 12-9 YOU DRUG SPECIALS . number* ... write in the correct one*. \ SUGGEST Smart Santa Claus! in a while and eliminate obtolele 220 E. STATE ST. '' * WE SHOP EARLY. when people trust to memory in calling telephone numbers. Complete line of Batteries MAHLER MOTOR SALES MAY THORNAPPLE W. K. KELLOGG BOARD OF EDUCATION 12-9 * INVKST IM VICTOAV-WtTM WA« SOMDOI • MICHIGAN BILL TILIPHONI COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1943 PAGE TWO I Were; Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Shroyer Est Vem B. Elliston, bond of PLEASANT HILL "■"‘•'““'SiSU.i.cw.! administrator Vere Carter recently tore down *ntl family. MMWxalL Mr and filed, letters of ad­ ministration Issued, order limiting ...x.»,L™*5?, ■Sdc&•E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor Freeport settlement entered, petition for hearing claims fil«d, notice to credi­ •’Konxcn farm" and now owned by । Keith Uxhleitner, Delton and 10: 30 A. M. Sunday school. Mrs Claude Walton received a him He drew the timbers home Mr. and Mrs. Amos Palmer and 11: 30 A. M. Morning worahip. । tors Issued. message Thursday from her and ha* the wall about done, to erect family. Freeport. 4r Lloyd Shroyer sister, Mrs D. C- Kok Of California Sermon by R*v. A. Hoffman, of I the barn rm. W n*' Corriaan Sr. •— -• —.c Th.,... through the Red Cross that their Charlotte. WARRANTY DEEDS of Grand Rapids list WedUI.MI UUOUBJ . ■■ 7; 00 P. M. Ohrteilan Enduvor. I Minnie I. England to Lewis Hard- put a new cement floor in hi* cat- , mother 1* all right. tic sher Saturday. * Fred Johnson Mr*. Bert Palmer and Mr- »nd j. * Mrs. Merrill Karcher and “‘’•‘J- b Topic: Why Growing Christian* 1* installing a water system in his Mrs. Paul Palmer. He expect* to Use lha Bible." attended the Womans So? a;0® P. X- Evening service. Gueat’ ji Minnie I. England u> Lewi* 'Hard- home. * Mb* Arlene William* has leave for the army Thursday. spending most of tiie last two , ’ Clinton Gregory who 1* called at the school Friday. I ing and wife. Parcel section 8. Or- ,been week* at the home of her friend/ MICHIGAN LED THE COUNTRY te Center Wednesday. * Mr. evenmg annvtUe. —Itary Poltoe in Battle creek Mrs. Roaina Oomatock of Grand "8:00 P. X. Thursday Flnkbelner In Middleville | Michigan produced S3 per cent of Mra. Donald Walton apent Mary Dleken to Karl H. Gasser ,Maxine Rapid* who taught since September while practicing for the Senior Uris nation’s pea and white bean ay In Flint at guest of their and wife. 80 acres, section 11. As- i play. , resigned la*t Friday and Mrs. Alice venor. "Aunt Tillie Goes To Town." j crop thia year, and the same per­ SSL. A Hoffinan of Charlotte were port. * John Fteh. Jr., of Oread Griffin hu taken charge of the syria. tr Fred Brog of Middleville was centage of thia country’s cranberry 10: 00 A M. Monuaj worahip. Ernest G. Morehouse and wife to (a Mra Wednesday callers of the Rev. and Rapids wm a Sunday caller al the Grammar room until a regular Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Sermon by Rev. A. Hoflruan. n^kebr ’and’ht-le ^r^dMr*. E. B. Griffin. * Miner King Allen Fish horn*. * Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C. Dunham and wife, lot at iMrs. MaU Bedford. Mra. Phoena beans. ' 11: 30 A- M. Sunday school. Production of white beans was 5.­ nioLtMaBun^-r m^AlhL» wl,e ClMU ftl K*1*"'*' Roland Furrow attended a bridge i Pins lake. Prairieville. Moon of Grand Rapids was an 844,000 bags of 100 lb*. New York The Freshmen class gave a party 7: 30 P. M- Christian Endeavor. m ^Mr^M^ Krt^ress last Tuesday. ★ club at the home of Mrc Robert Leon E. Myers and wife to Am, Afternoon caller. * Mr. and Mra. Mate was next with 446.000 bags. Friday night for the sopho­ 8: 00 P. M. Tuesday evening brose J. Guernsey and wife. 40 Walldorff of Hastings test week. * last Herb oook attended, a party at , Reports show that, omitting soy mores at the Bird residence In North . acre*, section 1. Baltimore. Mr^wwU1^ their mother; Mra. Muskegon exited on their daugh- Mr. and Mra. Vemor. Benton of Irving. The teachers were Invited prayer meeting. the Shrine in Grand Rapids Friday ! beans from consideration, this slate Rapids were Sunday guest* Harry R. Scobey and wife to , * Walter Lewi*, son of produced about 30 per cent of the E*tella Cree* west of the village. * ter, Mrs Rasnond Preston and Grand Tiie pleasant Valley W. X. A will Ohs*. F. Meyer and wife, tot 1080 evening. Mr. and Mra. Alvin Helrtgle of and aU report a fine lime. : Mia* Evelyn Overholt of Battle UmUy, Mondtf morning. * Mr. of Herb Cook, leaves for the meet at the home of Mr*. Beu­ and part of lot* 1107 and H06. city. Mrs, North Irving. * Mr. and Mra. Glen ,navy Thursday. * Sunday dinner ration’s bean crop of ell varieties, Creek te spending this week with and Mrs Lewis Bladcl and *on Parker lah Behind for an all day meeting of -Utcheld were weekend —-—s------ -Samuel J. Dudley to Howard E. ।guest* at the Bert Palmer homo of which the total crop was 22.100.her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Cha*, of Lansing were Sunday evening gucete of Mr. and Mrs. Uot I The entire Senior dos* autayed on Thursday Dec. 0. It will be Dudley and wife, 40 acres, section 11., OvaholU * Mr. and Mr*. F. C. caller* of Mr. and Mra. Howk. Mra. Parker remained lor a venteon dinner parly %l the> home the Christmas party with dinner U Sidney F. Flficld and wife to Guy I Tabbercr were In Caledonia'Mon- Aaplpall and Adah Slaler. A Mr. week’s visit to recuperate from of Mi** Helen 'Bustence Friday of noon and exchange of gift* and --- >—n------- — —u-.., „ v^wan Bassett and Mra. Forest Fox of Woodland Woodland Wire were her recent iUne&s. i evening, Dec 3rd 7 ©dock.-The Christmas program. E Keller and wife, east 50 feel of Mn. StclThe Freeport W.M.A. will hold a tot 985. city. _ afternoon ciUer* ot Mr. Mis* Norma Yoder spent lhe week- venteon wa* furnished by Ted Wal—.a —UK in.. Mi.hU,1 ton. and nrenared bv Mrs. Gall ‘ azaar al the Cool building on Wed. E. H. Ketchum and wife lo O. and her son ana wue, Mr. ana ana rars. F. v. r™-. oot. The table wa* patriot-. M. Ketchum and wife. 4 lot* at Alin ----------------red. white, — and। Mrs. Melvin Miller of Goshen. gonquln lake. Rutland. ~r|blu*. decorated —.. After — dinner tho class drove Ind., spent last week at the home of ' Harry Lenx and wife to Chas. - to Battle Creek and enjoyed lhe her father, the Rev. E. B. Griffin. I B. Mackinder and wife, parcel secMr. and Mrs, James Tyler of,। tion 33. Baltimore. Foil!* and baby of Valparaiso, Ind., of South Freeport and Mr*. Chre. Howard Oitv. * Gerald movie "Guadalcanal Diary" at theatre. lesls of of Mr*. Woodland were Thursday evening Chas. J. Nca*e and wife to Hob t. spent Saturday plght and Sunday Moore were Friday guest* Mrs. andCaroi Karelver spent the week- Uu- Regent the movie they returned venison dinner guests at the home R. Gillespie and wife. 160 acres. iga. * ★ Charles with their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Gertha Beam of Hastings Charles end with their grandparent*. Mr. to After and met at the Cof­ of the Rev. and Mrs. Griffin. (The । section 32. Baltimore. Monroe FolU* and Mr. and Mrs Woodworth of Eaten Rap'd* sI*n.L and Mra. Walt Thomas of South fee Hastings Shop for a midnight snack. Tyler’s brought the venison). Philip Dahlhouser and wife to Alvin Helrigle of North Irving. A the weekend with hl* little son and Bowne. * Mis* Marion Roush of । The Rev. R. A. and Mrs. Opal Cha*. J. Nease and wife, parcel Miss Velma Fbrbey of Battle Creek Mrs. Anna Moore Mra. Wood- Detroit and MU* Dorothy Bunn, Saturday night and Sunday Methodist Church Houghton of Lake Odessa were I Nashville. spent the weekend with her par- worth te still in the hospital. Mr. were guests of the former’s grandpar­ Saturday afternoon callers at the I Mngglc Arnold to Edward W. MHRev. J. W. McCue. Pastor ent*, Mr. and Mrs. Sam White of 10:30—Morning Worship, theme— Griffin home; Sunday callers were | ler, lot* 9. 10. 11. 12, block 59 and1 Hastings * The Rev. and Mrs. ■’Personality •rowu-.uy of ui God." uvu. j the Rev. and Mr*. F. W. King | other parcel. Middleville. J. W. McCue spent but Thursday -^S.w-ounaay 11:30—Sunday acnooi. School masses classes for *»d sonAEstheJ. --------- .ior. A1(ce Qrinin wU, alun<J lhc I Frances D. Hinkle to Seth' and Friday in Flint visiting their an. ..i:::c Grinage' and wife, parcel section i .. ... I MEN AND WOMEN to reprotant ui in this and adson and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. \ ■ 1 3:00 p. M -Young people’s choir ‘ Conference of The Union of Chrb- 16. Orangeville. Leo Bahr, ana Mr and Mrs. Fran­ rchearsal Andrew Fliikbclner and wife lo tlan Endeavor and Denominational cis McCue. * Mr. and Mrs. Bro 8:00 P. M-Evening Worship-1 Youth Workers at the Maryland Mary A. Lewi*, lot 8. block 9. joining counties where we have no Associate. Our vont, wait of the village, are caring Women of the church sriU. have hotel in Chicago December 9-13. Keeler’s Addition. Middleville for Mrs. Mary Hooper. She will be charge. Mrs. Glen Kellogg, p>estd- , The Rev. and Mrs. Griffin enter­ ■ Walter Rockhill and wife lo Al­ glad to meet her friends at any ing. Mrs. Wm. Mlshlcf. Mrs. Clar- I telnod the Executive Committee of fred Ash and wife, parcel section nation-wide activities produce the buyers. Earnings time. * Mr. Mort SLsson remains en*« Van Patton. Mr*. Oail Light-1the Barry C. E- Union Monday eve 20. Rutland. about the same. * Miner King spent foot and Mrs. J. W. McCue tak- hing, Dec. 6. । Ann I. Bessmcr to Walter Rock­ the weekend with his daughter, Ing part. Special music by ladies ■ , . — ., . ______ hill and wife. 5 acres, section ID. first 10 months. 1943 at Bear Lake. Mich. $4519.; Mrs. Harry’ Oliver of Ortonville. Carlton. FOR BUYING HOMES Arthur T. Kidder and wife to wniu Met With Accident | Prayer meeting and Bible studv LvUKI llvUJL llEvVj Robert T. Kidder. 60 acres, sections Carp Lake. Mich. $4093., Plymouth $5413. Write । 15 and 22. Irving. Roy Blough and Tom Whitman1 Dec. 19th. Sunday evening, local । FOR REMODELING I Ernest T. Erwny and wife to-Erwere cutting logs on the Morris broadcast Santa Claus will visit, PROBATE COURT nest Tobey and wife, parcel city of farm and in some manner the fall- us at 8:45. Special music will fea. Est. Charles H. Crawford, proof Hastings. and our representative will call. tng tree caught into another tree ture this service, John Tj. Mead and wife to Zoa A. switching it swiunmg It back oac* ano and pinning Mr. Dec. uec. re-Bunoay 26—Sunday evenmg evening the FOR REPAIRING Edtfhrd*. 80 acres, section 35. Blough. His'leg was badly bruised Sunday school Chrutma* program U L Mil I, u, .Mk lor .111 b. ««,. , Castleton. You can buy lhe home you like . . . eren If you can’t build lhe Edward A. Faught and wife to' —’—’-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Est. Vem B. Elliston, proof of Joseph Evans and wife. !• Iola Hardone you want! So decide on the one you like and let <** help •■’"olnUn8 ( endorf Addition, Nashville. Sarah Palmiter and others to ■ v Est. Julia Schmid, petition for ' Lloyd F. Lampert and wife, 1.5 acre, X iidminUtrator filed, order appolnl- i section 10. Johnstown. 7 SO. DEARBORN ST. CHICAGO. 3, ILL. is already built and finance repairing and remodeling, but. X ing administrator entered. Maurice J. Pender and wife to C Est. Orin A. Davis, proof of pubAllcrding ami wife, lol Lin»' llcatton filed, proof of service filed, , Arthur Park, city. \ proof of will filed, order admitting coin Estate Lynn Mastenbrook to —to both men and women, on just your own signa­ if you want to buy a home or do remodeling, do it now . . . X will entered. Bertha Mastcnbrook, jwrcci section < I EsL Ruth F. Moore, petition for 8. Yankee Springs. C । administrator filed, order for pub- i Frank Gilbert nnd wife to Silos ture and security. Cash advanced up to $300.00. v Ucation entered. and wife, parcels Wood­ plan that will aid you. Come in today. X Est. EUa Ingram, will filed, peti- Sheldrick Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. village. lion for probate filed,, order for land Willard H. Whittemore and wife »» publication entered/ \ Lowell J. Whittemore and wife, *' । Est May Pottcr/pelitlon for ad­ to 69 and 70. Bush's Addition. Del­ v mlntetrator filed./ordcr lor publl- lots THE HASTINGS BUILDING ton. ' cation cntcred, Guardian Fred J. Young to Geo. CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION J , Est. Vem, B. Elliston, proof of , AND LOAN ASSOCIATION V pubiicallon/filed. order appointing J. Keeler ami wife, parcel city. I91H W. STATE ST. ' HASTINGS. MICH. » administrator entered. 9 Stebbins Bldg. Member F. H. L. B. Phone 2503 , Est. Charles L. Scofield, final QUIT CLAIM DEEDS HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE 2122 Seth Orinige and wife to Geo. J. receipt* Filed, discharge of admtnis■ Doster, parcel section 6, Orangeville. lrater 'issued, estate enrolled. Edna C. Grinagc to Seth Grin­ I E}t. Ida Llctka, order allowing claims entered. > > age-•and ■ wife, parcel section 6. Or­ ^-i" est John Shay, proof of pub- j angeville. _I_______ ___ ______ _ _____ Mary Dodge lo Allen B. Fbh Ucation_ filed, order_____ allowing claims I x, "ru Fish v' ; entered. and wife. 2 lots block 10. Freeport. I' - J?. Est. Fred p.^Stokc*^ O. Stokoe. pcliuon petition for Janet Smith to Ada E. Johnson 1- i^d foiadministrator filed, order for pub- and others. 2 lot* city of Hastings. li cation entered" Ucation entered. ’ ~ Ada E. Johnson lo Janet Smith. I Eat. Xtnnlo Wurm, final account 2 lots city of Hastings. | filed, order for publication entered Mary J. Davis to Jay Davis and Eat Minnie Springctt. bond of wife. 60 acres, section 20. Assyria. i executor filed, letters testamentary । Jay Davis and wife to Mary J. I issued, order limiting settlement ■ Davis. 60 acres. Melton 20. Assyria. I entered, petition for hearing claims Wm. Furlong to Viola Pearl FurI filed, notice to creditors issued. long, lot Eastern Addition, city. i Est. Lyman O. Newell, exempliG. W Jones Exchange Bank, to flcatian of record filed, petition for Frank Gilbert and wife, parcels I allowance of foreign will tiled, order Woodland village. I for publication entered. . Dclpha Doster to Burchett Dosl Est. Minnie Sprlngott. warrant and i ter. parcel section 18. Prairieville. | inventory filed. Stephen J. Doster and others lo I E8L. Walter J. Onnsbe. final *c- Delpha Doster and others to from a- giant five foot bait of live, pure staple cotton into a buoyant : count filed, final receipts filed, or- i Pine lake. Prairieville. Scaly "Air-Woven" Tuftless mattress. AH the fleecy resilience of virgin I der allowing account entered. dt'- i Delpba Doster and othrtra to i charge of administrator issued, es , Stephen Doster, parcels section 6 cotton is retained in the Sealy Tuftlcis—making it luxuriously soft to conform to the body, yet firm enough tc give proper support. "Air­ j Uta enrolled. and 7, Prairieville. Woven" comfort filling is found only in the Scaly Tuftless—which others have tried to imitate without success—for Sealy alone has per­ fected through more than 6U years of experience the way to make "The Giant Pillow for Your Body". . and William. * Mr. and MJ*. Si­ mon suckle of Grand Rapid* were Bund*y”~afternoon"’caltenT'of ~Hr. and Mr*. Owen Bteckto. * Sunday dinner guest* of MT. and Mrs. Rob ert. .. Newton and family were Mr. FREEPORT and Mr*. Semlah Srere and Mr*, a time. At l**t report it te not Adah Mottcr were also Sunday tain If any bone* were broken. Mra u B. Lester soent trom'Vureday until Saturday with her sis­ ter. Mrs. R. A. «rown of Greenvine * Mr and Mr*. Q. H. Fausey of Muskegon visited their daughter. Mra. Howard Thaler and family Monday. A Mrs. Jennte Oaswdy REAL ESTATE BROKERS MONEY rniiDT umitF COURT HOUSE nfwi NEWS STROUT REALTY PERSONAL LOANS NO OTHER MATTRESS IS LIKE IT NO OTHER MATTRESS CAN BE LIKE IT! MEN and WOMEN A FIVE FOOT BATT OF SELECTED VIRGIN COTTON COMPRESSED INTO A “GIANT PILLOW FOR YOUR BODY" Sealy Holds the Magic of Transformation WANTED A QU A RI > OF HEALTH FOR GROWING CITIZENS IN OUR LOiCAL PLANT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS MILK—the drink that embodies all the nutri­ tive qualities of vitamins and tastes good too! Grade A milk, as fresh' as the kind you used to drink on Grandma's farm, is the kind they like. And that’s the kind they'll get if you -giva them our brgnd. Now that winter is here, every mcel you give the youngsters should be E fanned to protect their oalth. help their bodies and minds grow. They’ll get their ABC's better if you give them the ABC's of health, GOOD WAGES PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE­ VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! I ■t EXPERTS SELECT RIGHT TYPE OF COTTON Only in certain dis- tria* of Texas is it possible to produce the ipringy, pure staple cotton neces*xry for lhe Sealy Tuftlew. Ordinary Colton docs not have the apeciai re*UC ienro and strength demanded for the X cxclusiye Sealy "Ate;Woven" procen. X 'rhiv careful selection of cotton by C Sealy experts ia a highly important file£ tor in bringing to you lhc revitalising X, and long-testing comfort of the Scaly Jj Tuftlcss mattres*. K \ I -SINCE 1MI slept on lhe same Sealy Tuftlcs* for over 30 year*—a» proved by letters we have on file from all over the Unitad States. Buying the Sealy Tuft­ less haa become a family tradition. The experiences of the counties! thousands who have purchased this truly fine maitres* justify lhe world­ wide prestige of Sealy. All these ex­ periences of satisfied assure v------------------;----- ,owners ----------------,hjI ?<>«» «he outstanding comfort value when you buy this same Sealy Tuflieu mattreu today. Sleeping on a Sealy it like sleeping on a cloud I I HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY PboutMSl ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Halting* HASTINGS PHONE 2226 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1M3 iKarrarra * Bevara] old" frtends3Hoteelllsr attended the dinner in! Piston Ring League: MARTIN CORNERS I, , Office daughter and husband Mr. and flciating. Interment In Riverside Bparrow hospital in lensing, Willard Hilton of Hasting visit- ' neighbors nelghbm and --------------relatives of- Mr. ----and ■honor of. her i , mbrother ■ w, i „ ■ mwhich was held i whitewashed " —— — , » —Navy — Tools; ■—, Eklgi— Mrs. Ward Bender and two little cemetery. .a brief illnsss. At thia wriUni --------------- --------------------neral arrangements had not ed hte daughter. Mr* Alma GoodnJauntav cvrnimr'hon* last Sunday at thc Wm. Fry home, neers were In the winning column boys. * Mr. and Mrs. Francis Oli­ in Woodland. ★ 8 2/c Alton Fry of twice with Grinders. and Machine ver moved Mr. and Mrs Cecil OBITUARY ’ made. / enough — ------._z __ — Hoorn ljMd a olM f game margin on Presston and family from the Hat­ Great Lakes Training station vis­ Jolui Dimmick Adams, son of Elmer Gillespie entertained 7 ited his sister and -nusband. Mr. C. I- O. • tie Johnson tenant house to Has- Franklin and Nancy Adams, was ORGANIZATIONS ! Erste at dinner Sunday in ccleOtlier good scotm : tlngs Sunday. Cecil has a position and Mrs. Lawrence HosteUler Bun- I bom Aug. 7. 1173. on a farm IWi -----------------------atlon of their 25th wedding an­ Oiluple of Lai H. Long .........210-175-178-583 at the Bliss and Mr*. Preston in ­ invitations and south of Delton In Barry , oracc Lutheran Guild will niversary. A The W. 8. 0. & will arrangements. H. Phillina .... 157-181-222—563 tends to seek a job in Hastings. i miles Ml t»e. IS. * Th. Kheol eta5!f Hoffman of East Bowne spent sev- ~ county and passed away very »ud- » Christmas party Decembt 196-176-182-654 oral days with her son Paul and C. Aubil : denly at his home hers on Sat- at 7:30 P M. at lhe home of brated M1M Joanne Barry's 7th 303-172-178 —553 OBITUARY family. * Roy Bjough of Freeport K. Chase . , blrlM.* U.I Mend., r, M. le« “• 168-221-159 —548 cream and a lovely birthday cake 'n?prH.alrle«lnd' ihh2ainjfid hnu- while working tn the Murray Wood* K. Bracndlc Nicholas V. Porter, son of V|n-1 years. were served much to the dclW i U«^d th^v Saturday was Injured when felling > O. Fiori* gift to cent and Catherine Porter, was He was united in marriage io .. 179.-183-184 — •546 a tree. * Mr. and Mr*. George HUW. Hackney . a sisrx.rim'i;’ ss*“J2 bom fiept. 17. 1855, in Wells Oo.. Berth* E. Pennock on Jan 1. 1908., ------, ...------ler ot Gull lake were guests Sun--------------Ind. He want to be wllh his Lord To this union one daughter. LUa. Thc HobIe Grande of ReThe Maccabees will day at Clare Eash's. * Mr*. Nora. CLOVERDALE and grieved to hear of the tragic. “*“1 ^r‘u on Dec. l.roolng 88 years, 2 months was bom. Ibekahs lodge No. 53 will hold their next regular rnoeUng F Gless and children. Mtes Corrtne | Mu Blanche Van Hom is vjsltdeath near Boise Idaho of LL Cleon hid^seSS th^ bride with and 15 days old. I, Beside* his wife and daughter I ohrutniM party Dec. 13 In the I. noon, Dec. 17. Pot luck . Smith, ion of Mr. and Mra. Ernest I 1 ™ Oless attended the euchre party mg her sister In Battle Creek. * On Nov. 20. 1878. he was united left to mourn his passing are three o o p. |lttU e;30 dinner. Eve- be served at noon JU1 Thuraday eve al St. Patrick hall ■ Mrs. Edith Power* and daughter* Smith, ot Coata Grove. Hl* sor- “ J™rahte « “d 01 "•|“d u"111W1?T,1” to Mary■ Emily Rich­ £SAu“wiEil ■ «S”S,uSi SH East Caledonia. ★ Mra. Alice i of Allegan spent Saturday with her In marriage '■ rowing family have the heartfelt । dec in ards, in ML Zion. Ind., establish­ Gardner and brother Emory were mother. Mis. Emnui Jonncock. * Helirv of Deltoir. Frank Prank of Has Has-­ ■ ’ • u;_.U in UtajT hour ol their home in Hartford City. Henry ----------WOMEN'S BOWUNG ■ULAGUK sorrow ★ Georae Gillixtiin nf orated with flowers and silver1 tn Caledonia Wednesday eve., and Prank Humeston is on the sick list, ing Ind. To this union wen- born seven tings and several cousins. enjoyed a vtelt with George Clark — j -•««•••— I The W RC meeting dates have u insulation won three tan * Friends of Mrs. Ella McCaUum Charleston. W. Va.. visited Mr. and ,e*vSt' JiU Vl?*Miiov«i'the eve° For many years lie was a memmtDIror jeys ne chanfBd U) the »e«md and ", that site Is children, four of wiiom preceded Mra. Elmer Gillespie over the week“JJher 2mTir??ited taw tab’ family. * Paul Hoffman nnd fam will be glad lo hear .... their father in death. The three Uy were Sunday guests of Joe Mat. better and up and around again. * end and helped them celebrate their P*"8?.?* mm 'cii'llrsoie many Fr day. Dec 10. living are: Mrs. Elizabeth Landen, sang in lhe church choir as tong temick of Ada. * Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mm. Edward Bond and 25th Mra. wedding nnnlvcrsarv Mr . more ,n® Mr - and. Mr «as hh health permitted. He was j o'ctoS. As IhU Is dertion and barren Engtteh* and KAI* ^*44*1 UI* toge*n"ny ther, Harry Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee. izc. left lift Thu.sdto' Thu.»duy fur n month';. ----------- Mrs. Jennie Gordon, and Miss Idda a quiet man. always firm lit • his KT'ovEa._’*.'iSraVuiu® ’r.ohr' ' of oMlcera, a good attendance is winnlr^thc first lwof whom wllh their Devries and son of Grand Rapids visit with Mr*. B's sister in Bceiton. May. all of daughter Bernice of Grand Rapids 1 „ in ... tills ..._ city. convictions “ right and. dcslred A dessert luncheon will *^2 m Co “ 1 were ------ Bunday guests of Steve MH. Mass, a Mrs Martini Cliamlx-rl-in mother, live were Sunday visitors at Alice and bOVTII BOWNE rung. , Irvrvt at i n*rizw-k in n a Ft games, to t>cu ten Lv. There Jn®• ! returned home last w<-karc fromnine an grandchildren. wr< Melvin Whets tones and Mr. anti Steve Miller and family were en- ler's. He lived hu entire life In Delton . > d. Thayer furnished the spark twelve great-grandchildren, and two extended visit in Niles. * Saturday Mr*. Barry Wellmans Mr. Well-1 tertained to a venison dinner last and will be remembered by a host ' . fOr Portias with Marguerite Caugreat great-grandchildren. Also was moving day In lhe “ Dale' —» NORTHEAST WOODLAND ..’V ,w*nrt x.i— gunday al tlia. Bert Gray home in man i« is very poorlyu a. at hu this. — writing. of friend*. | Regular meeting of Hiawatha kin a close second, when Mrs. and Evelyn into several nephews and nieces. * Miss Alice Whetstone has been Campbell. * Mr. and Mr*. Win. Mrs. Fox. who is a teacher in tha Chas.newMonica Funeral services were held at the Rebeaali lodge No* 53 in I. O. O. F. Thayer rolled 511 <182-160-1*1 Mr. Porter was a stone-mason by house; Lester Monica nnd quite 111 the past week but Is Mishler were in Grand Rapids Woodland school, spent Thursday- thlr trade, which he followed as long Delton Methodist church at 2:rtj hall Friday, Dec. 10. at 8 o'clock, and Mrs. Caukin scored (197-126*. romewhat Improved al this writing Monday, their daughter Gwendolyn night with Mrs. Arthur Batea and family out of telephone Central in­ The two two score* score* were were the tha {*• Wllh . lnlcrTen‘ ln There wlU be Initiation. AU staff IM) 476. The to their new home; Mrs Denor-' Ibi- t>ralrl—vllt— rnn'r’nrx’ th.** It—v . . ._ _ , _ ___ . »■ • * Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hcrzcl and returning to her work. * The Rev. family. * Mr. and Mr* Walter best during the evening, .followed and grandson. Ronald Car­ converted and joined the Uniu-d lhe Prairieville cemetery, the Rev .nembers try to hTpreUnt. daughters nnd Mr. and Mr*. Oscar and Mrs. Andrew Hoffman of Cooke were in Grand Rapids Thurs­ Waugh by a «1 (142-168-151) aeries by church of Hartford City. Dale Robinson of thc local church1 Flory of near Hastings were Sun­ Charlotte were Wednesday dinner day. * Quite a few In this vicinity ter. Into Central; Lester and Ger­ Brethren officiating. | Hospital Guild No. 7 will meet Jane Daniela of Bonnet and Gown.. Ind., over SO years ago. Then Mr. tie and sons luive served thc pa ­ day afternoon visitors of Mr. and guests of thc Will Mishler*. * Milo have been 11] with Ute flu this just Other team results were; Banner. and Mrs. Porter transferred their trons of Cloverdale Tl. Exchange . -----------Ver nor Webstar. 830 S. ' with Mra Mrs. Ruel Root of Coopersville. * Curtiss. v>u. «... Jennie Pardee. Wan- week. * Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckardt Mr*. membership to the First U. B. DEATH OF । Church. Wednesday. Doc. 15. at one : won two from Court House; Bon­ and 1.elta Schray, Mrs Milo — Curites were at Charlevoix recently and at­ long and faithfully and will be church •Mr. ■ ■ - and Mrs. Vernon ■«■■),>)* IKarrar tail* ■ n , .IIIU 11,1 04 III “J < *visited •— ... of Hastings, soon after they NEWMAN A. TUTTLE ’ o'clock; pot luck luncheon. Bring ; net and Gown made a clean sweep missed greatly. > There will be e. children of near Lake Odessa were Saturday evening ol Pennock ho»- tended the funeral of a cousin who Community of their scries with MMdteritf? farewell party al Town had moved here 28 years ago. Word was received Monday by : a 10c gift. Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Lyle | pltol. * Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence was killed in an airplane accident. Trio Cafe blanked Wlicox-Rlch; and Funeral services were held at the Hall t)>U. Monday evening for Wal ­ On al Tuttle of the death of his [ ----------* MIm Wilma Henney of Battle ter Lewis of Uie Lewis Electric Leonard chapel on Saturday, at two brother ............ Newman ... A. Tuttle ... of Lan. .... The Banner ~ „.... Class will meet al. strand took a complete series from Creek spent the weekend with her Service, who haa been Inducted into Hr. Awav Rnnriav at I thC*1ln MmRh 11VW CJ-nPiston Rings. P. M . the Rev. A. M. Coldren ofsing. He passed away Sunday at the home of Ella SmRh. 115 W. Cenpeople. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Henney Uncle Sam's Navy and leaves for and family. Ins boot training on Wednesday. Walt and Mrs. Lewis were guest.-, BOWLING NEWS SOUR GEARS Glenn Laubaugh stepped into the of honor at a party In Hastings ''select circle" Thursday night while Saturday evening. I anchoring for Andrus Service in are no relish I the Commercial League. A big 237 SOUTH THOBNAPl’LE second game wllh supporting scores ■ Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wlerlnga “War to thc teeth" is I of 181 and 199 netted a 617 series. were In Grand Rapids. Friday No pat in its place . . but . the best of the week. Herman the eye specialist again. * Eu­ , Drews and Les Hawthorne staged nice Oliver of Hartings was her? not down thc gear-way 1 a nice race for second place with Thursday and Gilbert Preston ac­ in thc car your coun­ i Drews gaining a seven pin edge companied her home, returning ! when he scored 579 «!92-!77-21')» Friday * Mrs. Lisle Btecby actry needs as well as you. and Hawthorne netted 573 • 189­ companicd by Grace Nichols went At thc first sign of trou­ Sunday lo sec Mary June Nichols 203-180). ble of this kind get in , Commercial League results: wIk> is in Blodgett convalescent Goodyear Bros. Hdwe. won a pair home in Grand Rapids. ♦ Harry motion as easily as you from Trio Cafe; Coffee Shop took Clemtn Of Middleville assisted Mr. can, and steer our way. , two from F. Center; State InsulaUon and Mn. Charlie Andlcr last week ' won lhe odd game from MiddlesUie in getting up stonn windows anti And why not let us sched­ Creamery; Andrus Service won a in repair work on outside buildings. ule you for periodic in­ ' pair from Hastings Mfg. Co ; Moom* ★ Mrs Floyd Laclear accompanied spection, and avoid this 1 blanked Standard Oils: and 40 M A: her brother Perry Barnum u> Has­ 23-PIICE M’s won Uie odd game from Medics. tings Thursday. * Mr. and Mrs. sort of thing? Bites League: Shop Office won two Walter- Thomas and two children from Electricians; Engineers iin- of Hurting* stient Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ciiftrlle Andler. They i nexed a oalr from Foundry and Of­ stale that his father Geo. Thoma • fice blanked Tool Room. I Recreation' League: Hastings Ice has had an attack of pneumonia. * MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR and Puci took a 4M»ir from White Mrs. Hattie Johnson who has been Products; Piston Rings won the visiting relatives and friends in and od<l game from Bliss; and Strand near Hastings thc twist ten days was on the long end of a two to w:uv brought home Wednesday by Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm Page and little one count with Leonards. Buy War Bonds ond Stamps Hero! ' Service League: Rotary won two Connie Hedges ★ Mrs. Hattie Mninfrom Kiwnnls No. 1 nnd Woodland ard of Clarksville came Sunday to .sjM-nd the winter with her grand­ blanked Fort Custer Q. M. *3' WHOH^PSJSANTA F/LL HISSACK ? MARKS ofMiiw FIRE KING OVENWARE McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES UCTION SALE On account of the shortage of help, being unable to carry on, we will sell the follow­ ing personal property at Public Auction on the farm known as the Mayme Near form, located 1 mile west and 2 miles south of Caledonia, or 4 miles west and 4 miles north of Middleville, or 11 miles northcast of Wayland, on Set includes 8-lndividual Custard Cups; 6-piece Refrigerator Mt; 2 sixes of Casseroles with covers; 2 Pio Plates; 1 each Measuring Bowl, Utility Dish and Bread or Loaf Pan. Guaranteed 2 years against oven heai. SCHOOL BAGS MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1943 A sturdily made, large slxc bag tliat hold* plenty of book*, etc. No finer gift for the school boy or girt Commencing at 1:00 o'clock, CWT the following described property: LARGE LIST OF GOOD FARM EQUIPMENT HORSES 2 work horses. CATTLE 9 Milch Cows, Mixed breeds. Average herd test, 4.7 to 5.7. Age, breeding dates and other information gtvcif at day of sale. This herd .is in good condition; carrying good flesh. Holstein heifer, coming 2 yoars old. Guernsey heifer, 9 mos. old. Holstein bull, 2 years old. FARM EQUIPMENT John Deere Tractor plow, 16 in. bottom; nearly new. John Deere Harrow, 3-sec.; nearly new. McCormick Grain binder. John Deere mower. Walking plow. John Deere riding plow. International corn binder, nearly new. McCormick corn planter. Steel Frame hay loader, in good condi­ tion. Side delivery rake. Dump rake. 2-Horse riding cultivator. Walking cultivator. Farm wagon. Superior grain drill. Wagon box. 2-Sec. Spring tooth harrow. DeLaval cream separator. Scalding kettle. Wheelbarrow. Six 10-gal. milk cans. Strainer & pads. Complete set moving tools, including blocks. 8 Jack screws. 5 Log chains. 2- Whccl trailer with stock rack. Single disk harrow. Bob sleigh. Steel wheel wagon. Single harness. John Deere manure spreader. Double work harness. Brooder stove. 125 ft. hay rope. Slings and forks. 3- gal. potato sprayer. Roller. Stone boat. Forks and shovels. Hand corn and potato planters. Grain bags. Oil drums. Many small articles too numerous to mention. \ . / CALEDONIA BANK, Clerk rally MiiiiHireg rocker*. 24" nig*, expertly constructed with unusually high­ grade material in a variety at cater*. Priced At Only $1095 MUFFLER and GLOVES ENSEMBLE ment*, bra** locks, inner tic string* beautifully lined—a awell gift for wife, mother, or sweetheart. 100f WOOL SOFT—WARM COMFORTABLE Ek An ideal gift for man BK'.or young man. Matching Ensemble Priced at only $1615 $398 Pyrex-Ov«n Gift Set 8 K. IH GIFT CARTON FIRE KING 12-PC. OVEN SET QOc «7O jagg *1 GIVE RECORDS FOR XMAS We have a large stock of DICCA — VICTOR — COLUMBIA Latest Hits at Popular PricM SWEATER SHIRT Full length, ribbed sweater shirt, wellmade for long wear, in popular navy blue. Three button slip-over style with roll collar, long sleeves and buttoning breast pocket. Small—Medium—Largo MRS. MAYME NEAR JUVENILE—UtHOLSTHtO ROCKING CHAIRS OVERNIGHT CASE HOUSEHOLD GOODS Ice refrigerator. Bed davenport. Several items of household goods. PROPRIETRESSES N. C. Thomas, Auctioneer Priced at only FEED AND GRAIN 450 bu. oats. Quantity of straw. 35 tons mixed hay in barn. Full silo of ensilage, grain and oil. 9 acres ripe corn in shock, cut before frost with binder. TERMS OF SALE—All'iums of $10.00 or under, coth; on sums over that amount. 6 months* time will be given on good bankable notes bearing 6 per cent interest. If you wish to take advantage of the terms moke arrange­ ments with the Bank before date of sale. Nothing to bo removed until settled for. Everything, to be settled for at date of sale. - MRS. FRANK MILLER A modern gift for the housewife. PRICED AT ONLY FROSTED GLASS TUMBLERS Full 9’/z ounce tumblers beau­ tifully shaded in a choice of delicate pastel with at­ tractive gold rim deCdration. SET OF EIGHT PRICED AT ONLY C OtJ WE BUY OLD RECORDS! �THT HASTINGS BANNTR, THURSDAY, UFCT-MBFR 9, 1943 POUR ? mUd wl”u-r—he pre- I Cross who U seriously 111 id* .Press about Mr. Beach. When of twenty-five yean ago. Mias court. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' • pointed by Uie newly elected mas­ Watkins, and have many friends to was four years old hi* parents dieted last winterr would be a ° tough • ui — n-. .!.->• n^rumv Miss Pauline Benaway ot Battle Wanda Schlefla sang "I Love You of Lansing, in a ter: and 'all will be Installed on who sorrow with them in their became to Middleville from Wisconsin one. and It wt*. pr -------hope he hiu Creek and LU Robert Uchtenber- Truly"..Ths Chamberlains with her Lee Harcourt people ring ceremony performed at Saturday night. December II. A the trip' from Kalamazoo being by things correctly tthis year. „* The • ger of Port Custer were weekend brother Edward Kotesky and bride, double St. Paul'* Episcopal church in Lan­ beautiful service flag bearing seven Sunday, services at the Baptist vUltora at the Benaway home. * were married in a double ceremony sing. They- are making their home■ stars which is Uie handiwork of Installation church were cancelled because of There aTe a number of cases of Mrs Margaret Bliss. mother of in Bound Brook. N. J. Harry grad­ Mrs. tonna Kirkpatrick has been One of the nicest social event* of Rev. and Mrs Chamberlain were uated from the Thornapplc-Kellotrg hung Ui Uie lodge room. The stars lite early winter wa* the public inMrs. I. W. Minor ha* been very Hl this vicinity and later with his a defective furnace pipe. * Sunday flu. and cold* *eern to be quite With the flu and bronchia) pneu­ brother Fred made his first busi­ afternoon caller* at Die Glenn Sol­ prevalent. * Many of our resident! presented with a purse of silver, a school In 1938 and both the bride are for Clyde Stamtes. Richard staHaUon of the newly elected offi­ monia * Mr. and Mrs Rush Ran- ness venture in starting a hardware omon home on Grand Rapids 8L were shopping in Grand Rapid* plant, a large basket of flower*, an and he arc graduate* from Mich­ Perrault, James McKeown, Jack cers of lhe Middleville Eastern Star .m Roark, BOa Julia and Mr6 Mrs. last week and some were there on anniversary cake and other gift*. igan State College. daU spent Bunday in Orand Rapid; store at Wayland with an invest- were Mrs. Ju Hamilton. Robert Smith. Robert chapter. Saturday evening held in With th«r daughtf- --------- * —' ment of 9500. His success m life Roxey Ellis of Aito. Mr. and Mra. business. * Mrs. Al Pierce, nee At the conclusion of thc very pleas­ Dean and I^onard Elwood. the Masonic temple with clghtymtx and family, shows what work and good man- Lewi* Solomon And Ml*a Madge Louise Corson, is spending some ant event sandwiches, coffee, cake Mrs- Clare Schar flve persons attending The nation­ Solomon of South Grand Rapids. * time in Newark. N. J. with her sis- and ice-cream were served. vwM making a nice re­ agtment can- do. Members of the Barry county W.8.C.8. Mtaalon Meet al colors with Christmas decora­ Mr and Mrs. Wm. McKeviU Mis. Elmer Fenton expect* to go covery from her recent severe rickMiss Kathleen Chamberlain who R.L.C.A. and auxiliary will enjoy Dr. Harrv S. Upoennan. president tions made the chapter and dining — . .»-------u — • »_ « --------to Jackson this week to spend some Deas with acute arthritis. * Mrs. spent tiie week<nd in Vermontvilb* husband, who Is stationed in Camp Is a student al thc Evangelical col­ a potluck supper at the home of of the Baxter Seminary, Baxter, room very attractive and feative. Glenn Blake expects to go to Chi­ with their daughter. Mra. Day Pugh time with her daughter, Mr*. Aberdeen. Md. * Mrs. Harry Batsch lege Naperville. DI. was home Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Griffcth. on Tenn, will speak at a meeting of After Uie company had been called Mra. Will Johnson Charles Lewis and family, cago Friday to spend some time and family. and little daughter Nancy. Mrs. for the weekend and to attend lhe Saturday evening of this week. Che W.8C8. ladles at. 2 pm. this to order and prior to the installa­ with her er daughter and new little. little, accompanied acrompann-d her son-in-law_and «on-in-law anti Perrault has relurhed home Frrd Stokoe and Mrs. Rush Ran­ leletarallon. Tlreir oldedt. Edd Pcrruuk son Wed. afternoon at the church un­ tion of the newlv elected officers, lUghter) Mrs. Mare Squier vnu daughter. —,,,,.. Mr.. ..... and ...... Mrs. .......... Bernard from more than swv two weeks spent dall were in Grand Rapids Wed­ Charles, who I* in the air corp in der auspices of the missionary de­ the retiring matron and patron. Rouse Circle Meeting and baby "Susan Katherine " * Peck ot Htudmgs. to Lunstng Tues- .............. in.Uie North trapping, w The Kcitn * ■, u.-.j,,,.return iicouuy.nesday. Mrs, Baiscit remained over the West was unable to be present. partment. Norn and Harry Stimson, were pre­ Members of the Rouse circle will LaPterre Stimson made u recent day nnd visited until Wednesday schnuur hunting party was one oi until eveningto attend a meeting Rev. and Mrs. Chamberlain have sented with flowers by their daugh­ trip to Ann Arbor hospital for a nnd her son Vem and wife. Upon the successful ones as we under- of the GO club. * Mrs. Hazel spent nearly half of their married enjoy a Christmas party with an ters. Mrs. Geraldine Carpenter and Delightful Time in Leighton check-up on his health. Mrs. Bes­ their return to Middleville Trairs- stand the toys brought back four Shupley of Battle creek was a Sat- life in Leighton a* they came to exchange of gifta at the home of Thirty-five members of the Mid­ Jean SUnuon. and their tiny twosie Welch is caring for hl* invalid day she found her husband ill nnd buck.*,. Tills will save a lot of meat urdav night visitor of her sister, this pastorate from Detroit twelve Mrs. Harry Bennet’, this Thursday dleville W.S.C.S. had a moat pleas­ year-old granddaughter, Sandru Wife. * Ciare Zerbe had hl* tonsiL; his daughter-in-law. Mr< Maurice points. * Mrs. Catherine Trumble | Mra. David Chase nnd family, en- year.* ago. Their many friend* hope afternoon at ^o'clock. Carpenter. The mother, daughter:, ant time Tliuraday when they were removed ‘ recently and is about Johnson ju.uwuu <-<■-* ..... • ...... • • ...... «.»u u-iuKuiri i rau i-a.iru vij ML' । caring for him. He is now and daughter Pearl called on Mrs. । route to Grahd Rapids. they may celebrate their fiftieth the guest* of lhe Leighton Evan­ and Uttle Sandra were attractively Pleasant Thanksgiving better and able to t6 be up some. Charlotte Stacilauskus and buby at I Mrs. «Harry llirn. Hvdorn of Grand anniversary. Grand Mrs. L. D. Kaechele of Caledonia gelical aid ladies at dinner at lhe gowned tn royal purple silk. and wifr arc assisting in the Loren Tungate home at Par- : jJgS', " J£e Hydom “alrndavofand reMiM Henriett* Poland Is assist- Maurice The inztalllng officers of the eve­ church. Creamed chicken with bis ­ his care. Vem of UlUinr was -a rnekr last, week and also visited at ove?^ for S 'a few d^s “ visit received a letter from her son Paul, hi* care, vern or uinsing w;<. a i 3 . s L wevk nlK i nLso visited at n ,J lwd over f or a few davs visit Ing with the housework at the ning were: Ii Installing officer. Maud Maxwell Field. Ala., stating they cuit* and other varied dlshe* and nlng m A. A. Trumble Trumble home home * the W Wm. * CarlCarl- | "’th her wt« Jmdd Bedford home. * Mrs. Clar- Saturday visitor and Forrest and Ujc su.ci,“mf* tonni Kirk- 1 The many friend* of Thoma* I. of chaplain. Flora Hanlon; marthe Nellie Nellie Thomr ~ Gillette who recently resigned his had a wonderful Thanksgiving din­ a variety of desserts made the la- Bell; chaplain, •oce French hu been confined to fnmiJv of Grand Rapids were Sun- ton Swift U clerking in the Pont- ; rluick at Thompson shal. Dori* Poulson, pianist, Flor­ .c durtng rush * * I Ln.Ilr w atMrthe omrnut. , position the bed for .several days with on day aay viritor* visitors, *w Sherman arnnmn Sharp omrpr.f»i c{(K ctijce during the the holiday nouaay' rtish. and■ .Mr“,r .T2 t vnn a* clerk in the local port- ner. just like "Grandma" used to ence Gillette, soloist, Glenn GrtfS“2 Sunday on The V"... “» baby was z." to toS « toJm «<«. are glad to hear that he has serve at Christmas. He thought the uriteann wa* a“ caller little .«£ Haskin re- 1I attack of the flu but is some bette: Following the installation of Mns. Man Man Shatp Sharp and turned tn it« hnmgueju Of her broth brother. Clil- ! accepted a position in the Mailing turkey lee he consumed must have a royal feast and one to which all feth. to its home in in Snrannr Saranac fm Fri-. Sunttay BU est* of this Monday. ♦ The Prairie Garden his mother. M®. did Justice. The presidents of thc the newly elected matron. Mildred Mr. aand Mrs. ?url-^ 8e f3V- ari,cr. ***”* ,carcd ,for a! ,h^ 1 ford club will bold it* ChrLstmu party u/?,. wWr’hrSITn*’ 'to* ford Frcshnev Frcshncy and and family. family. * * The The II division division of of the the uostoffice post office nt nt the the weighed five Bounds. Paul and Bet­ and Middleville societies Maclver. the post matrons gowned at the home of Mrs. Emory Fink- n" > -J°nf 7-rotui R-infd/’was * V?lnc«i°f ,-S "“’’dparen.*. Mr and . tnany Irtcnis Of Mra. Adelaide State Prison at Jackson and began ty Kaechele. Cecil Freeman, son of Leighton Myron Freeman and another Cale­ Introduced their members and thc In white evening dresses formed the beiner this Tuesday. * Rev. and Bt.cli. of Grana Rapid* a as a Mrs. Henry Poulson, because of the p ... i ulK h-en verv sick at his duties December 1 Tom was —,............ -------of . the ----- _ , uairo. w;io nas occn very sits ui donia boy enjoved a get-together fellowship between the communities letter S for aervice, and after the Mra. Allen Steebv and son Linden weekend vhitor of her parents Mr. ;rrloU5 .•eriou* condition condition of lhe GrandGrand- Iljp hcme of |ter daughter. Mrs. ; home Saturday and Sunday accom- and was strengthened with the after­ InstallaUon of the worthy patron. dinner recently. of Howe, Ind., were Monday visit­ and Mrs Phlllo Bender. Haskins. Prwl wieringa on north Grand . panied by his sister. Mrs. Claude noon together. It was a beautiful Malcolm Maclver. the past matron.* These mild dav* make it hard to mother ors of her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Evelyn Oeukcs ani i j her I Rapids oi. St. Jiv are xmu elad m to know kiiuw she wc is iI Ravmond also of ~Jackson, — -—... who visdav—and some recalled that the and jxist patron* formed Uie square A. C. Johnson. * Old friends of realize that a year ago we were roommat.- Miss Betty Eckert spent ruiuiua and able to sit up a few I ited her mother at the B. F> Giland compass. The officers were Fitch Beach. Charlotte benefactor, all wading deep *now and enjoy­ thc weekend with the former's par­ improving Several families, who have been each day Mra. Baird is in ! lette home, early blizzard when school buses then -installed into their offices a.» were much interested in the recent ing .? gMwl cold weather. Thc Lud­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Geukes. hour* anxious to hear from their children her 92nd year but has been ven I —-------listed m last week’s Banner. The feature article in the Grand .Rap- ington weather prophet nedicta Both teach in the Kellogg school active in service have been relieved by re­ were stuck in drifts and some of retiring until Ulis recent sickness. * , Blrtlidav Dinner matron wa* presented with lhe Leighton children didn't get. at Gull lake. * Mr. and Mrs Wm. Mrs. Max Lynd entertained a few 1 Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Prindle en- cent news. A V letter from Pvt. a past matron's pin by the chapter Ross entertained at a family din­ friends Monday evening to bridge | tertained Mr. and Mra. Glenn Harry Baisch from whom nothing The Middleville ladies furnished and the retiring patron with a ner nt their home on west Main for Uie pleasure of Petty officer I Oriffeth and Mrs. Fred Stokoe at had been heard since Oct. 15. was the afternoon program, led by a pair of gloves. The officers gave a St. Sunday, celebrating thc fifth Hazel Campbell of Chicago who i a birthdav dinner Thursday eve- received on Friday announcing his devotional service with Mrs. Ray beautiful blanket to Sister and Urthdnv of their little daughter. was home on a tew dav* furlough. ; ning. Dec. 2, honoring Glenn's na- safe arrival in North Africa. In cltanre and a song serv­ Brother Stimson who also present­ Lt Helen Wilson, granddaughter Lvons NOTICE TO TRAPPERS Joyce Elaine. Albert Frost• 1 During remembrances to their corps of During the the hunting hunting season season Mr. Mr. I j tai ta) aa>. day. aA une fine uiiuxt dinner canipinru completed r^.r w.wl .In * Mrs. ““t™ Mrs. Frances Briggs of Bowens ice of Ciirlstma.* music, with Mrs. ed Krnn’h’f nt un<l Mr* (>tto Beciite) and children With a birthday cake made it a of officer*. The evening was closed bv I will be at Snyder's Shoe Repair Shop on S. Jefferson aflerMill* is in England an0 very busy swe ...... — of heZ'ni'i'rent.* - "r were broucht brought to their home east or of . -----""" "*vLsitora''oT 'cv’ .j r.uppv occasion little Janet Maclver singing "Say A were visitors her---------parents. Rev. with her nursing duties according town Thursday bv ambulance from ** ’?.£ “* _______ two vocal solos by Mra. Oscar Fink- Prayer for the Boys Over There' A. N N. Fields nt Onaway. | Pennock hospital. Hastings. Thc । and Mrs.'J', Furiouwh to late word. loti., t wi. n Th-irkstrtvtni' dnv * Mrs' Wm *t0— s1Mnt Tuesday Home on Furlough Pfc. Harold Enders, son of Mrs. beiner and one by Mrs. Elmer Fen­ accompanied on the piano by her •\-i a Mr ^nd Ml- towk Fink- ' “,ul Wednesday of la*l week with CpI. Richard Ptmuill. came Sam Coats. Lx also in England with ton. very beautifully rendered nnd aL'ter. Miss Laurel and dedicated appropriate for the Christmas sea­ to their parents, thc new matron J'li.!-if thi.’ vici dty are happy ! hcr u>‘" l. emptord inTuesday for a fifteen-days furlough the army engineers. " Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hamilton also son. Mrs. Peter Peterson presided and natron. Remarks were made by over, thc arrival of a 'little grand­ government work at Muskegon. * and is spending same at the home Fred Brog was a guest at the Matt | of his parent*. Mr. and Mrs Edd received a cablegram from Jack, at tire piano ns accompanist. A several of thc visitors after Which daughter. tom to their son Lt. ' Bedford ALLEN H. BISHOP Sunday to a venison Perrault, northwest of town ThLs last week announcing his safe ar­ reading "There I* Need" was given thc comuanv was invited to lhe Wavnc Finkbeiner and wife. Nov dinner. *home Pvt. Harold Scgerstrom is — • • ■■ second• -furlough •—•- -■ — rival "somewhere overseas." by Mrs. Harry Bennett. The main dining room for refreshments of since 9 miles wuth on Camp Ground road, first place west of Doud 21. it Walnut Ridge. Ark. The lit- i ’rvpnmnr" hTJ'new he Richard's and coffee. feature of the program was the sandwiches. cake was inducted into lhe Army six­ tie mix’ answers to thc name of ‘. assignment at Bowman Field. kv School Ky. teen months ago. He was last home store of "The Other Wise Man" Among those present from out-of­ "Sandra Lee." * Mrs. Nellie Soules Bwauin Field Ks Out 12-1C were Leonard Stimson of Segerstrom will remain here In February. He Is stationed at Thc many Middleville friends of moat beautifully given by Mrs. Har­ town of Dmiondaie is assisting in lhe Mrs. Bowie In central Texas with the Arthur Valentine family will be ry Baisch and which was listened to Muskegon. Mi*s Laurel Maclver of care u! her mother. Mrs. Maud With relatives. * Mrs. Dan Ctsler Camp accompanied Bud Cisler and hl* thc signal corp unit but has lust, Interested lo know that they have' with rapt attention by the ladies. Lanlnft. Mrs. WolcoU Mra. Harry two voting sons, Kenneth and Rob­ returned from two and one-half purchased a new home near Milan The afternoon closed with prayer Hvdorn. Mr. and Mrs. toe Bailey. ert to Lowell. Friday where the boys months spent on maneuvers in Lou- on tiie Caroenter road and are bv Mrs. torov Chamberlain and the Mr. nnd Mra Herbert Quigley '>< underwent operation* for removal L«ian». where -he has been three ntceiv tf-tiled. Art works in the ladies dispersed feeling that the aft­ Grand Rapids: Mrs. Maud Smith., of tonsils. * Mr and Mrs Herman different tunes. Dick stales travel Bomber plant at Willow Run, Yp­ ernoon had been most profitable Mrs. W. S. Hinman. Mra. Lewi* and the mingling of the two socie­ Hine nnd Mrs. Avis Tyler all of McConnell of Holland spent Sat­ is terrtfic-hls route from Ft. Worth. silanti. Kostinas. Mrs Mvrta Jackson of urday at their home in the village. Texas to Chicago was on a stream­ ties most enjoyable. Wayland chapter. * Miss Laurel Maclver of the Spar­ lined flier carrying 800 passengers Promotion row hospital. tonsing .spent the which jammed lhe cars, but Thc next regular meeting will be Death of Uttle Child Leon Fields, brotlver of Mrs. Otto weekend with her parents. Mr and reached its destination in 32 hours. Bechtel and son of Rev. and Mrs. Leo Denn Standish, ten-months- held on Friday evening, Dec. 17. Mrs. Malcolm Maclver ul Panneke. A. N Fields of Onaway, formerly of old son of Mr and Mrs. Stiles Stan­ Mr and Mrs. George Kilburn of Grandparent* Middleville has lust completed his dish of 550 Dayton 8L Kalamazoo Annual Past Matron* Club ' , Kalamazoo passed Saturday night Mr. and Mra, Glenn Blake are tombing mission over Germany and died In Borecas hospital in that Chrhlinaxl Party and Sunday with hl* xUler. Mrs. llttWy happy We overr the arrival of their is resting in England for three city on Monday. November 20 of Members of the Della Allen Past Ben Parks and fam ly south of flrst grandchild. "SiLMin Kather- months after his 25th raid. He is pneumonia which followed a long Matrons club with their huabuids, town. * Supt J. F. Schipper of the ■ine" — -Squier —•— *torn to ’ • and —• *» — now a 1st Lieutenant and will even­ sickness with whooping cough. Fu­ nnd past patrons of Middleville Lt. Mrs | Tliornnpnlc-Keilogg school atlcnd- Marc Squier in St. Francis hospital tually return to the States as an neral services were held In that chapter nna wive*, will enjoy their | rd a meeting of school Miiierintend- in Evanston. Ill. on Nov. 30. Grand­ Instruct^ city Thursday afternoon conducted annual Christmas supper nnd ixtrly I ent* n:. Woodland. 77turadtiy cve- pa and Grandma Blake went to by Rev. Allen Steeby ot Howe. Tnd. at the Masonic temple this Frldav nlng * Mr. and Mra CurtL* Arnold Evanston Friday night and re­ Masonic Election and Ute little one was brought to night. Suetter will be served nt 0'30 vL'Itcd nt the home of her brother mained until Sunday. vlsHed lhe Middleville FAA.M. lodge No. Hooker cemetery In Leighton twp. sharo and besides the fowl which Chas McPi-ek nt Augusta. Wednes- parents and *»cnt somcKUtnK with 231 at its annual meeting Friday for burial. Surviving besides the will be solicited those who attend, dav. Thev found her niece, thc for­ his cousin. Miles HallZ \ evening elected thc following offi­ parents are three brothers. Gerald. are asked to bring own bread nnd mer Other McPcck very poorly cers: WM. Ed Storkan: SW. Eldon Allen and Gordon and the grand- butter, and table service, nnd small i having been HI in tod for several . Poulson: TW. Norman Purchase; Krents. Mrs. Oscar Standish of aift for exchange. The "babv" of wec!t5..,* Mrs- Lvriia Bradford of I Of interest to.Mlddlvville friends treasurer. Clarence Longstreet; sec­ ilamasoo and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd the Club. Nora Stimson will be Nashville spent Tuesday with Iter o( the groom. /* the recent nuir- retary. Charles Baughman: SD. Watkins of Green lake. Caledonia nrooerlv initiated into membership 1 .-fster. Mrs. Maud Cross who is yen' mKC Cf Harrv, Willson, son of Mr Harvev Miller: JT>. Al Henning: Rt. 1. Thc parents were bqth tliat evening. . ... ... —ond Wlllson of Ulls tyler. Henry Poulson: RW. chan- brought ud In this vicinity, thc vtoted hiy sister, flp. Frrd De- , community tp Miss Winifred Hnr- lain and stewards are to be ap­ mother being the former Leola BANNER WANT AOS PAY Mnresq and husband ileqr Bowens Mills. Wedncday. ★ Mr. \nd Mrs. Edward Barber of Grand Rapid' [ were Sunday visitors of hersparent*. Mr nnd Mrs F. R. Prindle * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Geukes at­ tended the funeral of hl* uncle. Ben Geukes in Grand Rapids. Fri- , dav afternoon. Mrs. Glenn Kermcen was con­ fined \to her bed bv sickness-last week. * Leonard Stimson, son of Mr and Mrs. Harry Stimson ex­ tieci* to cat hi* Christmas dinner : with thc army, ns he has been called for the 23rd. * Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Finkbeiner made a busi­ Because of the death of my husband, James A. Sidnam, I will sell at public auction ness trip to Grand Rapids this Mondav. * Misses Marilyn Gillette my personal property located six miles southwest of Nashville or one mile south and Helen Frey who are in train­ ing at Butterworth hospital in and 40 rods west of Barryville church on Grand Rapids, spent the weekend with their parents. Mr. and Mrs T. I Gillette, nnd Mr. and Mrs Wm. Frey in Leighton. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Thede of Leighton nnd Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Klump were in Grand Rapids. Frldav afternoon to attend the funeral of their cou­ sin Harold Hacker, son of Mr and Commencing at one o'clock the following will be offered for sole Mrs Emil Hacker of South Haven. i He wa* onlv 33 years old but had ' been Hl for two years * Fred Gufftn was in Grand Rapids from Monday < through Wednesday in attendance : HORSES Dump rake. 2 Sec. drag, new. at the Horticultural show. MIDDLEVILLE * AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1943 lllnra* of Former Resident Middleville friend.* have received word that Mr*. Alice VonAverv. (or m.-inv years a resident of MiddlevillcJ has been confined to her bed bv sickness the na.*t month at the home of her son Earle in Kolamazoo. with whom she resides. We hear she is Improving but will to glad to see or hear from her old frier.cbL Address her at 1418 Portage St., care of Earl VanAvery. Brown marc. Black Gelding. , ■ ’ 1 i I * nangr oi location We built the barrel SIG Early m the war, the electric service inchutry received this challenge from W. H. Harrison, Director, Production Division, War Production Board: nYou istII be asked to scrape the bottom of the barrel to haul out more kilowattsi” But fortunately, we had built the barrel big! , . . Big enough to keep production lines roaring! Big enough to meet all the power needs of factories, mines and ship­ yards — and still supply your heme— without rationing — at bargain prices! Today, America is producing five times more electric power than it did in the last war — outproducing all of the Axis countries combined! Was it luck that we built die barrel BIG? No, the electric companies under busmen management — whidi supply over 80% of the nation’s power — have developed the habit of planning ahead. That habit has helped us give you friendly, depend, able service — and helped us meet die challenge of Am erica-at-war! William Mac Corson passed ids 22nd birthday this Dec, 8. His new address Is— Pvt. William Mac Corson Army Air Base. Lincoln. Neb. Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary About 160 friends of Rev. and , Mrs. L E Chnmtorlnln gathered at the toichton Evangelical church on , Monday evening. Nov. 29th to cele- ' bratc their silver wedding annl- ■ versarv. Mr. and Mrs R. J. Steebv I acted a* matter and mistress of ' ceremonies. Group ringins wa* led , bv Mrs. A. C. Thede followed by devotional* bv Mrs George Steebv. । The program included songs by Laura June Thede and Donna Car-1 cv; readings bv Emorv C. Jone*, and a talk by Don Mlntner. A i mock wedding feature pleased th-* on-lookers, a* Donna Carey and j Laura Thede were costumed to rep- । resent “Rov“ and "Martha' and re­ minded Rev. and Mra. Chamberlain I ForCroupy Coughs Due to Colds CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY MNI'T WAI 11 ELECTBICITT JUST BECAUSE IT ISN'T RATIONED PECKHAM'S REMEDY AT ALL DRUG STORES "Once Tried Never Without COWS Grade Jersey, 3 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side. Black cow, 3 yrs. old, due Jan. 14. Full blood Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, due Jan. 19. Full blood Jersey bull, year old.Red steer, year old. Roan steer, year old. HOGS 0. I. C. brood sow, year old. Ten 0. I. C. pigs, 3 mos. old, good ones. POULTRY 19 Rhode Island Red pullets, laying. 40 White Leghorn pullets, laying. FARM TOOLS Wagon, nearly new. Combination stock rock. . 2 Horse Syracuse riding plow. Walking Syracuse plow. One horse plow, new. McCormick mowing machine, 5 foot. 2 Horse riding cultivator. One, 1 horse cultivator. Land roller. Mud boat. Grindstone. 25 Fence posts. Fence stretcher. Post hole digger. Economy King cream separator, new. Milk pails and strainer. 2 Cream cans, 3 and 5 gal. Double harness. - Collars, 2 20 -in. 4 Sweat pads. Stove trucks. Caldron kettle. Seeder. Cross cut saw. Rope and tackle. 21 Grain bags. FEED Corn fodder, tied in bundles and cut be­ fore frost. 12 Ton of mixed hay. Small quantity of straw. 50 crates 1942 corn. 200 crates 1943 corn. Quantity of oats. 5 crates seed corn. Pickets, yellow dent. 6 bu. potatoes, some Pontiac and Coblers. Other articles too numrous to mention, TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NOTHING TO BE. REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR MRS. JAMES SIDMAN, Prop HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer E. E. GRAY, Clerk �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1943 ■IGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR nlce. * thing like It anywhere- It cure I Navy 93. Box 2 Last week Thursday and Friday I make* a person feel good to know . % Fleet Post Of had two day* off. During there two that some people honestly appro- New York. N. \ days I visited London. I saw Buck- elate what we are trying to do—win • • Ingham Palace. During tiie time I ' a war. I Nov. 25. 1943 I (Continued from Page L Sec 2.) wa* there lhe two Royal Prince**** I Some other time I may tell you Dear Sir: Officers Club entered* —------ *---and ’ — I, g* a look a look at al them. them, | some some of of mymy oversea* overseas experience*. experience*. I I am writing you in regards to Meanwhile thanks fnr 2100 Next I visited Westminster Abbey. 1 Meanwhile, for rhaneinr changing mv my my change of address. My new ad­ dress Is House* of Parliament. Tower of address in your file* 27 Nov. 43 Pfc. Roy W. Finstrom. 36858246 ear Zolly: London. Big Ben. and St. James | Sincerely, Just a short one to let the Has- Hospital which had been blilrod B«t. Ivan A. Brovant badly. Seeing all these historical • • • Flying Fortress because site U my places wa* very educational, but It | Pendleton Field. Oregon November 15 1943 I haw been receiving the Banner Duren from now on. Arrived on lhe I had my choke I would rather *re , Mr. Bnd M„ R^t M11L, ' [rain last night from Salt l-akc City, tlw Hasting* City Bank. ■gularly and enjoying U very much. , 220 S. Park pick FingleUlh was on tiie same Your loving sen, ­ j Hastings, Michigan news. [tain, but I didn't know it until Clinton Grace and Bob: Since being in the service I have [ills morning. at which time we had Cpl. Clinton H. Scobey. 38458192 | Dear Oee. you'll never know how happy only run Into one fellow fnxn Has­ k nice chat Spent about three days A P.O 637. -t Postmaster I wa* to get your letter. It wa* just tings. It wa* T/Sgt. Robert Hoob hiking with Larry Snyder, at S.L.C . New York. N. Y. like medicine. Your news about Al who happen* to be on thl* Field too. kbout Uttle ole patriotic Hastings Beumer and Warren Moore's wife I had a letter from Mra. Casper, Ind how we would like to be sta- Mrs Green also has another son: i sure was a blow. When i left they formally Miu Francis Carrothers, [loned at Kellogg Field so we could Harlan R Scobey. A-S. both looked Ln thtplnk of health. I who now resides In Walla Walla. kt least drop home on weekends. A Co 977—43 1 certainly feel sor# fbr the children Washington- I am going to try and keek at home kind of spoils tiie Camp Scott. UB.N.TS. . they left behind. They were both get over to sre her some time In [rails the army expect*, but you Farragut, Idaho j such good people. the Army though one’s time tint [ocn get bock in lhe swing of things _ . . _ , . Yes. res, Grace, urace, uw trip naa had Uul cer- their own. [nd start building up time for tiie — pretty. —the .... trip Yi)eweparts Combat Camera Academy talnly was "Die that Thai’s about all thc news for now ... Motion Picture tt-H a{”one tlme except 1st Unit 1>ve I always enjoy hearing from I Tried to look up Bill DeCou but Culver City. Calif. been beautiful cities. The Medlter- anyone from Heatings. he had transferred to lhe other side Nov. 30. 1M3 l ranean sure Is blue, but don't think | Il Salt Lake City about ten days Your* Truly . Dear Zolly _ sllp lr>ere are pirnty she can can'tv roil roll., There plenty oi of ,| before I arrived here Pfc. Roy W Finstrom Please cliange my address on ybur Bh,rka and turtle* in it. I also sow I Expect to be preUy busy from mailing lut from 1st Bomber Comreftl Urue n>iIW fuh 1 P.S. I sure would have liked to be how on; plus six months or more, iL1*! run In large schools and fly oul home and seen *omo of those footlo for people who set Impatient to this new one which is from In front of the ship. ball games. kbout replies to their letters. I have Sgt. Ivan A. BrovanL 26151056 Yes. I have received one Issue of . . k little saying, but it’s back In my Combat Camera Academy the Banner and sure enjoyed every V-mall poem to an aunt, from a l*t Motion Picture Unit 1 bit of IL soldier lad who grew up in tha BarBest Regard*. Culver City. Calif. You say that Bob haa a nephew ncy Mills school district Bill And now Just a little about my­ in Attu. My folk* think that my Th* Greeting From No Man’s Land U John W. Reed. 0-696803 self. Since coming back from over­ brother. Bob. is at Attu. He Is in Mv Christmas sock hang* In a fox Ardmore Combat Crew Detach­ rens. I'Ve sure been getting urountL .uthe «— Navy Beabeea. Maybe they u...have. 1 hQle ment First I spent a couple week* In Se­ met. As for my Navy life. I have no A palm is my Christmas tire, Ardmore. Oklahoma attle at a camp there. You see I’m kick coming. We have good food and I've hung sleighbells on the jeep ■ Aerial Photographer and they plenty of it, fresh meat once a day, What a funny Oiristinss It's going | November 18. 1943 on hardly knew where to send me here also fresh fruit We have our tough lli Folks and Neighbors: in the states. TYien finally I was | Here I am finally getting around given order* to go to El Paso with Yes. folks, this war certainly ha* But Christmas la Christmas In every |o write to you. I have been going a delay enroute, long enough so I ruined a tot of young and old live*, clime |o write fur quite u while but landed could be at home with my folks at also plenty of beautiful cities. I have So I’m sending this wish acrou the |n the hospital twelve days after I Freeport, Mich., and visit my broth­ seen a lot of the ancient ruins that koi back from my furlough. I ers and sister* In Michigan and In­ the Roman* built thousands of May fortune be at your beck and haven't fell much like writing. How diana a fvw days, which, of course. years ago There are plenty of Arab, call are you all back home? I hope O.K. I didi* for I haven’t seen any of French. English, and Italian people And a Merry Christmas to you from [ am getting along tine, now—ex- them for three years—thirteen here, and every type I see I thank me. [mcL to go back to duty soon. The months of tliat time being spent God that I am an American and |eason I am writing tills is to thank overseas. His aunts reply:— tliat my loved ones are back in tiie |lie folks and neighbors for their After arriving at El Paso, Texas, old UBA. Gee. if you folks Across tiie sear your greeting came kindness to my wife and I while I I was kept there for between two good could Just see how some of these Bearing a message just the same was iuune for my furlough. and three weeks and war. again giv­ live. The Arab people don’t As that which started years ago | I hear you are having snow back en travel orders to this place where people know what soap is. by the looks. From tropic land* devoid of snow. [here now. We haven't had any I tun now. Those orders also had a Their are made of pieces Beneath the olive and tha palm [now yet. but It get* kind of cool delav enroute clause. So thl* time, of rags.clothes Some have ports of soldiers* Was heard a world-encircling Lights Here’s wishing you all a having never been on the East uniforms. Thev live in small mud psalm. • Merry Christmas and n Happy New Coast, plus having some folk* in lhe huts.. w ..v wonders how a family can. And "Peace on Earth and Mercy k’cui I hope to be- with you all East I wished to visit. I went to *11 getOne into IL They work for about Mild" next year at this time. I would be »J_„. New York City, .... up Into Conn, and f|f[y ccnU a day ftnd Mlwwyi have Itlad to hear from anyone of you also down into New Jersey for a loaf of bread and a bottle of wine Were world-vibrations from a child. Devoid of wealth, devoid of ease. kt any time. visit* before coming to Hollywood, with them for their meal. Peace was HIS SONG through , Thank you kindly. or rather culver City, which, of Your letter came in the shortest agonies. | Pvt Howard Colburn course, makes only a few miles dif­ time of any I have received yet. It Dear God we ask for His sweet sake I Station Hoso. Ward 43 ference. for either one is really just left Hastings on Nov. 5 at 2 pm. The world shall ways of war forFort Bliss. Texas a section ot Ians Angeles—the most and I got it the fifteenth. Tliat’* spread out city in tiie world. what I call service. Bring back the boys from shot and Nov. 18. 1943 Here around Hollywood, soldiers I hope thi* finds you and Bob In sliell. Somewhere in England and all service men and women are the best of health. Also Clark and Mrs. Charles H. Green really treated swell. There are Helen and their family. Tell them From fox hole and all other liell; Hastings. Michigan I>1 a res here where, we can get free Hello fnr me. and the best of luck Return to office and to plow. pear Mom and All: meals, (and what meals I—they are and happiness to you all. if you And simple Joys forgotten now. Received your package yesterday really wonderful—all one can eat should find spare time, folks, drop a Dear G6d we ask may that dear kind was overjoyed. It seems so good and ...... good, too.) free bed*, free danc- line. I live for them. p get something from home. You ing. entertained and served meals That healed the/sick al least de­ Love. lure .sent me things which I needed at lunch counters by the "Stars" I mahfl. / George kcry badly. The stationery 1* so very | I’m telling vou I've never seen anyLead our beloved ones every day George T. Gardner, S 2/c IN THE HOME FRONT SECTION THREE—FAGM 1 TO And bring them home dear God to ' A P O. 33 c/o Postmaster auy. San Francisco, calif. Anonymous Addressee Harold J. Sherman, A-MM. 3/C T/5 Duane.-’E. Jarman, 36417399 C.AAV. 35 930th Engr. Avn. Regt A P O 9180 «: Postmaster New York City. N. Y. San Francisco. Calif. Pfc E J. Cappon Hq. it Hq. Prov Atlantic City. N. J. Pfc. Donald L. Smith. 36455015 • Cpl Kenneth C. Hawkins. 38159330 , Hq. Control Squadron T.A.C. Montbrooks Air Base Williston, Florida New York. N. Y NA/C Donald Ivan Smith. a&NJi. Class 12 A.R.. Brks. 7. Dech. “D”. Naval Air Station. Livermore. Calif. Pvt. George A. Lewrentz (Continued on Page 2. Sec. 3) Sgt. Robert W. Corkin Hq.-Bpl. Troow— A.O F. Army War College Washlngton-25-D. C. , BARRY BYPATHS Sophomore boys furnished Cpl. Raymond E. Shroyer, ; ..Question: How do you spell Ber36460582 Station No 2. Unit No 3. Brks. 109 tlin? । Answer: B-E-R-L-I-N. Prroque Uie. Maine . B-E-R-I-N. We bombed the “L" out Pvt Richard C Rasey Platoon 993 Trng. Regt TYie housewife wa* disgustedly R D M. C. B. San Diego. 41. Calif. I viewing the meat counter and won| dering why there wasn’t more pork. | The butcher patiently explained It Cpl. Harry J Williams । to her thusly. “Lady, if there wasn't ASK 18152387 11th Weather Sqn. । so many pigs on that side of the ■ counter, there would be more on Settle, Wash. thi* side.”. The Something FOR the boys—Since writing about the hundreds of Barry County defense workers who are buying their bonds In the factories outside of the County, where they work, and who are lO'i bond buyers, we have had some tiling else called to our attention. A great many of them buy a BOND A WEEK! Now. boy*, that Is something. Pint out of a defense worker’s pay check comes exactly sone fifth of it for Income tax. Then out comes old Age Pension. Then out comes Die shop’s private assessment for Wel[ fare. Then out comes the bond. Pvt. Orvall H. Curtis. 36421360 % Postmaster San Francisco. Calif. Pvt. Earl W. CurtU. 38424974 Co B 8.C.U. 1907 Fort Lewis. Washington Pvt. William H. CurtU. AB N. 36. 415351 Hitler and Hirohito. If that Isn’t backing up our fighting men. I don’t worthy of it's inatlgaUxa. know what Is. If any of you feel inspired to write The 10th grade are studying Ju­ and toll me that my offspring U a lius Caesar and when they finished, chip off the old block, don't. I al­ they were—supposed -------- -- ™ to -dramatize ------- — .. it ready know it ar.d am property -------------for school assembly. The part where chastised. Now I know what* MIm Portia learn* of Brutus' hasty pow- Robson used to go through, up at der ■* — fr!l fell *~ to — my giggling daughter xzi and good ol' Hastings High. There waa her likewise chum. After After-------many•*' tit- another war going on about that ten and giggles ‘—*--------they' had -* this choice time, but it didn't affeet the topbobit: PorUa r 1* sitting by the radio more giggle*. By JANE CAMERON Cpl Kenneth E. Litts. 36152726 Btry A. 989th Field Artillery Bn. Fort Bragg, North Carolina Pvt- Harold L. Knickerbocker A.8N 38882115 AJ»O 77 Medical Detach. 308 Infantry Camp Pickett, Virginia Then the collection* taken up in the shop for sundry good causes. Then the transportation. Then just living I And does that coat money these days Nothing a civilian can do will begin to make up for what you men and women in the Armed haa indigestion Forces are doing, but buying a bond a wrek and scrimping along on the HERE ARE SOME ATTRACTIVE LISTINGS A new 3 room house 2 miles out for $800.00 80 acre farm 3 miles out. Large house has electricity two barns, small wood lot, lays very good ond good soil on pavement for __ _S6.300.00 100 acres in Woodland Twp. lays level, excellent soil 7 room house, has electric lights, new furnace, base­ ment barn 38x58. tool house, garage, granary, trac­ tor shed, corn crib, hen house. Beautiful sugar bush —$9,000.00 77 acre farm mostly pasture land would sell with above farm at a reasonable price. In Boston Twp. lonio Co. we have a wonderful 100 acre farm. 8 room modern house, with furnace, lights, complete bath has 30x36 barn, granary, corn crib, chicken coop, tool shed, the soil is block loam, tile drained, good line fences, priced at $12,000.00 PETE'S AUTO PARTS WELDING — AUTO REPAIRING & SERVICE WE BUILD — WAGONS — TRAILERS — HITCHES New and Used Parts — Class Installed EARL R. BOYES CASH FOR YOUR JUNK CAR REAL ESTATE BROKER WRECKER SERVICE Phone 2407 Hastings 221 N. Mich. Ave STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 CHRISTMAS STORE HOUR SCHEDULE Dec. 2Oth Through Dec. 24th -nnun\ Stren8th H^?«dll\l far Holiday The following stores will remain open until 9:00 p.m. each evening beginning Monday, December 20, through and including Thursday, December 23 and will also be open Thursday afternoon, December 23, with closing hour on Friday, Dec. 24, set at 6:00 p. m, MONTGOMERY WARp & CO. TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE LONG AND MOORE J.C. PENNEY CO. WATERS'CLOTHING WALLDORFF'S FURNITURE STORE BAIRDS' CLOTHING Cheer! ROTH'S FURNITURE STORE FRANDSEN'S STORE DUTCH KRAFT PAINT STORE MEYERS' 5 and 10c STORE PARKER WAREHOUSE BONNET AND GOWN THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE A. J. LARSEN THAYER S JEWELRY LEE OFFICE SUPPLY MARK'S STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE Western auto supply HODGES' JEWELRY JOHN BULLING & SONS BANK SCHEDULE The Hastings City and the National Bank will remain open Thursday, December 23rd, until 2:30 p. m, (Above schedules apply only to the period of December 20 through December 24 Both before and after this period, usual hours will be observed with closing on Thursday afternoon.) ~ Hastings Chamber of Commerce RETAIL MERCHANTS DIVISION 1 » ■ dWW The pillar of strength your country is built upon is "Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men," and the thought closest to your heart is Victory for your country and those you love. Keep that pillar strong by purchasing war bonds with your Christmas Club Sav­ ings. No other gift could bespeak the thought in every American's mind so well, nor can any other gift give greater help to hasten our ultimate aims. YOU* jj you Money YoU' Need See Your Christmas Savings Club will enable you to save a greater amount 'toward the gift buying season next year when you find you've apportioned all your extra cash for War Bonds and Stamps. er SHOW YOUR BUY U.S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND COLORS STAMPS NOW! HASTINGS CITY BANK 'Fifty Six Yean of Continuoiu Service" PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MCEDGAN �Tin: HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 0. 1&43 PAGE TWO On The How Front G M A I.I JS B.1 UF V winter with her daughter Mrs. Me- 1 Letnaar and family Wednesday aft- ' Callum In Hickory Comers * 1 emoon. Pvt Raymond Anders of , ■Dianksglving dinner guaste at the HatUesbuig, Mias. Mrs. Hattie An- ; arsi-g OF MICHIGAN LV THE C Arthur Eddy home were: Mr and dera and Mra. Shirley Brotnels and ; CL'lT court for thk county Mr. WUluni M.rrt., a«n>“hw. J# * WK ™ DOth General Hosp. ton and Miss Marjorie Thomas of Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle ; ciinord o. Sieswn. Pi«i»iiu, Napoleon. Ohio andMlss Mary Cose ixrinaar and family. , uMj0,|n j^n 8f»m«a. Deftadani Oceanside. Calif. Pvt George Roush of Kalamazoo. ★ Mrs. Iva Gatlya 1 Mr. and Mra. Will Whittemore , order r«t a*p«u>ace and Pnbuce Peat office 1 spent Friday and Saturday In Has- spent Sunday with their brother 1 fella* tings and Jackson. * Mrs. Lottie and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. I Camp Baiteley. Tex. Colllster who iuu been very 111 for Charlec Whittemore of Rutland. A 1 some time Is slowly improving. * Miss Barbara Schoolenberg of KalMra. Zell* Doming who has been umozoo spent the weekend wfth her ending a week with Mr. and Mra. grandmother Mrs. Anne VanTyne. * ' i„ tb« enry Miller returned tn her home ' Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Boulter enter- I pearinc ib*' tn Chicago Saturday. * Mr. and talned Uie foliating guest* Thanks- j *' —„ Willard Mra ..M.ard Waters Waten and two chll- giving: Mr. and Mra. Russell Peadren of Plainwell spent Sunday body, and Mr. and Mra, Martan with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Rupe *----- ot Plainwell. ----- " "* Mr. and Mrs. , defrnd*ni, Roger Williams and son Dean called •IJ»». and Fred O. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, and on his parent* Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J "b, ' Mr. and Mra. Ralph Starring and Williams and family near Hastings two children of Hickory Comers Thursday afternoon. * Pvt. Raydal. of thi« Ord.r. mond Anders of Hattiesburg, Miss.. I motion ot Cobb a Nioboa. Leon Pennock and daughter Naomi spent from Thursday until Sunday ptolnUH. ‘.‘•‘.J Thanksgiving Day. * Mr. and Mra. with home folks. * Mr and Mrs. “th. "rii Allen Terry and son Michael of Lyle Letnaar and children went . Plainwell and Mrs. Travis Royer of Sunday with her mother Mrs. Hat- thi. ord.r. and that with! Battle Creek spent Thanksgiving with their parents Mr. and Mra. Elizabeth Robinson and Miss Kath- ; rabil.b..’ in tw H*.tta«. n Wade Town and family. * Mr. and ry» McDonald of Lansing spent *" Mrs. Wayne Waite of Augusta spent Thursday with the Rev. and Mrs. Thursday with her parents Mr. and j Dale Robinson. i" Mrs. Harrington. Mr. Helen and McGregor of Kolama— Charles r. — -------- ~ i *Mra. and Mrs. Sarah 1' ^>0 spent Thanksgiving with her conn a i, Mrs. Ernest Moore imd 1 Gilson of Swartz Creek spent last 8lsUr Mrs Robert Barnca and faml-Uiulltf. i wcAkcnd 4ln*y.' Hb'. * Robert Barnes and Sen1 B««h. "Jd'tor Scouts spent trie weekend at | Mrs. Christie Lawrence of Pareh- Yankee Springs camp. * Mr. and Bal th Creak. MkMean. I m‘Tt.?pcnAJrh.aJ1^glulng Mr! Lowell Whittemore and dilland Mrs. Gerald Bush and daugh- 1 dren, locai Wcrc dinner guest* of I ^rJ1.eakItS?slng-.t<^r\.a?u , .5' Mrs. Hattie Whittemore Thonks- ORDER FOR PUBLICATION I Gordie Durkee entertained the fol- giving. -■ * Mrs, Julia Durkee and , lowing relatives on Thanksgiving: Mrs. Della Castelaln of Nashville Mr. and Mrs. Ray Durkee and fam- called on Mrs. Hattie Whittemore Uy. Mrs. Julia Durkee, local. Ed Fridav afternoon. * Mr. and Mrs Willison, Fort Custer. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Norwood of Kalamazoo spent Clarence Payne and family. Hope Wednesday night and Thanksgiving OUR SERVICES Center. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wa­ dav with their brother and sister­ ters and chUdrtn. East Delton and in-law Mr. and Mrs. M* rah all Nor­ CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS I Mr. and Mra. Walter Willison and wood. * Mr. and Mra. LaVem Quick : children of Clarksville. * Mr. and Banfield and Miss Norma Quick of Mrs. Jay Wilkinson spent Thunks- Battle Creek spent Monday of las', giving with their aon-ln-law and week with, their mother Mrs. Mary daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ray Castle Boater?"* Mra. “EUa Rogers and 1 nc.a.r Pr?H}ev!Hen . ... « „ grandson. Billy Leonard, spent | Mrs Julia Weller and Mb* Caro- Thanksgiving Day and the weekend BANK MONEY ORDERS I I1?' a^’S0O,v’ien’1dllSerug^S of "It* her two son* Donald and SteeiMr. and Mra. Uncoln Bush Sunday. don Rogp^ and thelr families in . Mrs. Vida Morford spent Thank*- Chlca4!o OUR SAFE DEPOSIT tlaiu'hter-­ . ctvlno giving1 a'ith with hj»r her ion son anil and daughter in-law Mr. and Mra. Vernon Mor­ BOXES ARE ALL RENTED ford near Hickon- Comers. * Mrs. DURFEE . Herman Reynolds who has been (Loot Week's Letter.) We regret that we are unable to meet further de­ Edward Rice aiid his gome hun­ ' spending two week* with her son mands for this type of service, but new boxes are । Clair Reynolds and family In Chi­ ters returned from Die north wllh cago returned home Sunday. * Mr. a deer. Edd being the lucky shot * difficult, if not impossible to get. However, we will and - Mrs- Carl Simmons and son Thanksgivng guests in this vicinity be glad to hold your name on our waiting list to Charles of Ann Arbor spent Friday were Rex Casey of Hinds; Mr. and OBDEB FOB PU supply as boxes may become available. with her sister Mrs. Leon Pennock Mrs. Sam Kellar, Darrell and Joan and family. ★ Mr. and Mra. Leon of Orangeville; Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ Pennock and daughter Naomi were dall Kellar and sons. Nell and Dole dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. Ralph of Hostings at Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ 1 Starring and family at Hickory Oor- ward Rice’s; Mrs. Francis Newman „ .— Pen— wid daughter Carrol of St. Louis, I r.era. * Mr. and Mra. Howard MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND nock and three children of Hickory Mr. arid Mrs. Roger Davis and JereCorner* spent Thanksgiving with , lyn,/Miss Winifred Davis of HasFEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. •her -------------irfrTT m .v- . tings, at Mr. and Mrs,. Henry Davis': parents «•Mr. and Mrs. John liarMr. ond Mrs. Ashley'Vr.nDom and Gilbert I.* and Mra. Max Reynolds and children of Coldwater. M^. and Mrs- Set. Ralph II. Swift Fleet Marine Force ' >1 •± in daughter Palsy of Caledonia and Mr. and Mra. Roland Furrow and son* of Freeport were Thanksgiving ' dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. R. ' J. Willlama. * Clare Williams left Chicago Sundav to attend the annual meeting of the National Suf­ folk Sheep As'n. * Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Camobell and Hazel Camp­ bell attended a family gathering in GLASS CREEK Grand Rapid* Bunday honoring (Lest WMk'a Letter.) their nephew George Campbell who Visitors at Forest Haven*' during haa served oversea* for three years and te now receiving further train­ *<uicr mu mlci mxk. ootiuui ing here in the UBA. * Mr. and a weU of Nashville; Miss Marjorie Mra. Lester Raymond and sons of " Havens recently of Grand' Rapids Plainwell and Mr. and Mrs. Em­ : who leaves Tuesday to join Gordon mett Camobell of west Thomappl.' NOTICE TO - CREDITOR. , ' at Palm Spring*. Calif.; Mra. OU­ were Thanksgiving dinner guest* of '* L , bert Tate Juat back from a visit Mr. and Mra. Clifton Campbell. * . , with her husband In Virginia. Mr. Beatrice and Bernice Palmer under­ 1 ■’*“'* and Mra. John Haven*. Rodney. went a tansllflctomy Friday and aru •m *111 Dolores and Christene McGlocklin rapidly recovering . b..rd of. Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tate >< r«b-1 of Detroit. * Mr. and Mrs. Chas, DUNHAM DISTRICT in iti» Whittemore spent Thanksgiving at Week's Letter.) Its.fr Loaell Whittemore's at Delton. * (Last Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray and Prob.ir I Mr and Mrs. Forrest Havens and family were Sunday gutats of Mra. Virginia spent Thursday with the Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robt McGlocklin* in Hastings. Mr. Lulu Gray. A Mr. and Mrs. Sam Buxton and Mrs. John Haven sand Rod- of Banfield spent Sunday with thc Creeaemana. They brought I Chrlstene McGlocklin returned with Harvey their grandchildren. Donna i them to spend the Thanksgiving va­ home cation. * Thanksgiving guests at nnd Wayne Gray who had been their guests since Thursday. * Mr. Roy Erway'* were Mr. and Mrs. and George Ball bad forty, Maurice Erway and sons. Mr. and four Mrs. on Thanksgiving. Their NOTICE TO CBEDITOBa Mrr Al Wolfe of Grand Rapids and .own guests children and K<r and iii.H Mra. Mrs Ward W:»rd Erway F*rwaV of nt Has War.­ Mr. tings. * Mr. and Mrs. Russel Thorn­ and Mrs Jason Lubadle and chil­ ton and sons of Charlotte were dren, and Mr. and Mra. Harry Mc­ Sunday guests at Clyde Warren’s. * Kelvey and their children and Harold Otis of California is spend­ grandchldren. * MLss Enid Creese­ ing a few days with his father Ray of M.S.C. spent Uie Thanks­ Otis and grandparent* Mr. and Mrs. man weekend at home. She came Fred Otis. ★ Mra. Clyde Warren. giving and was accompanied by Mrs. Rob’t Lord and Mrs. John Lord Thursday two friends. Miss Ruth Haapala of were tn Battle Creek Saturday. * Chasaell, P. and Ml&s Winifred Gayland Bristol of Banfield wa* a Carter of U. Benton Harbor, both M. Sundav guest of Rob'L Otis. * Mr. 8. C. students; two latter re­ and Mrs. Fred Otis and Rob’t . also turned to East lhe Lansing Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn and Hu­ evening. * Mr. and Mrs. Orson Mc­ bert, Mbs Mary Dunn and Miss Intyre were at Muskegon Sunday as , Joan Erway of Kalamazoo were guests of their daughter Mrs. Edith ORDER FOB PUBL4CATI0N VanDongen .nd and family, and nnd to iffiZ m>ke the •rquaintence of their new roedi BnrUtiwrw PewsTi* Hasting . U fiTnndson. William Orson VanDonI » ension nt >>i<l C'nirl. hrl.l at guesU of Uie WJ’ewaJn HaaUngs , sen # Mrj Orfcy gQnc lo i’robal- ('.Hire in tha Citv <•( ft*«' I Detroit to visit relatives there until PLEASANT HILL after Christmas. * Mr. and Mrs. ■ List Week's Letter.) Hazel Campbell who is stationed in In I J°hn Norton and daughter Evelyn Chicago with the WAVES. cams c_:„ 1 ’P«nl Thanksgiving with Mr. and OeorgeMaurer in Hastings. * home Friday on a five-day travr leave.' 1 Mrv Mrs. Howard Norton and Her parents met her In Kalamazoo Mr. and were Thanksgiving guests and on their way home had dinner 1 children idmiiird t” Pr itisl Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Norton near with her sister. Mrs. Lester Ray­ of ★ Sunday evening caller* at mond and family near Plainwell. * Delton. Checscman’s were Mr. and Mrs Phoena Moon of Grand Rapids | Harvey Clarence Bump of Hastings was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. Matt Bedford, and her and Mr. and Mra. Floyd Nesbit and mother-in-law. Mrs. Cowin spent the time with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Williams. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chickens Pose Problems Tolan. Jr. and two boys of Detroit spent from Thursday until Sunday Ing chickens with Uicir victory gar­ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Williams and sisters. Arlene and dens—a new trend in some commu­ Alice. * Mr. and Mra. Paul Oiteon nities—are posing new problems (or and son spent Thanksgiving with city councils, according to the her parents Mr. and Mra. Frank American Municipal association. Prentice of Hastings. * Mr. and South Parndenn. Calif., for exam­ >t Probate. Mrs. Herb Cook were Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs. Carl Bod he ple. has adopted a new ordinance HINDS CORNERS of Fort Wayne. Ind. * Mrs. Addle limiting householders to a maximum iLmI Week's Letter.) Lewis has sold her farm to a Mr. and of 12 hens and 50 baby chicks—but George Robinson, aged eighiy- Mra. Alien and lias bought a house no roosters. Chickens must be three. passed away at Pennock hos- in Middleville and expects to move penned at least 50 feet from thc ; pltal Friday night. Mr. Robinson's there soon. . earlier days were spent at Hinds Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. nearest neighbor's dwelling, and anti Mrs. Clare Williams and baby chicks must be disposed of older resident*. He was liked and daughters Elizabeth Anne and Bar­ when they become four months old. respected by all who knew him. Our bara of South Haven and another sympathy is extended to the family dauglfber. Kfrs. Jack Griffen of FOB VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS and relatives. * Mr. and Mrs. Clark Chicago. * Mra. Byron Rowiader and BUY WAR BONDS be anterol ehaniia* hie aama tram D«la QUbart Lapbaa te. Paia Gilbert Grand Rapid* with lhe latter** ate- , Kennalh Dewey. Hickory Comers and Mr* Ernie Bateman and sons returned from Northern Mlcltlgan spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. My­ Oombal lau Monday night. Gienn and Ken- pen Bateman near Mason. * Mr. ! neth each brought back a deer. * atjd Mrs. Cha*. Hammond were draw w art*. H> Hit. Wins, , Wisconsin Mrs. Morri* Lewis of Parchment . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Baulch Zolly Coffer. ailnstfin rwd. Ttefi spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr. at Hastings. * chan. Hammond (And bow la that "interesting John O. Tate. 36464336 DELTON and Mrs. George Frederickson and came home from deer hunting Wedfriend" in Chicago, Larry?) (Last Week's Letter.) family. * Mr. apd Mrs. Henry MU- nesday. San Francisco. Calif. Mra, Maxtha Replogle of Clover1 ler of Wall lake are spending the l --------------- 4 ♦» ■ ■ p^Wm.^Und dale visited Mrs. Julia Weller Mon- 1 winter in tiie Dr. Farwell house. * f ------------------------------------------------Sat Robert J. Pratt. 10067317 (Continued from BUY WAR BONDS S P Robinson spent Thanksgiving Folin W. Will. 36434047 O. 369th Dif. WK. JO. M % Postmaster S u T WAR SAVINGS BONDS NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS ter. ★ Mr. and Mra. Edd Holly and Howard and Mr. and Mra. Gordon Learn and Mary of Kalamazoo ' ‘ - - -Mr. and - - -spent Siuiday will) Mrs. Burrel Phillipa. * Mr. and Mra. Joe Kcnicczny and baby spent Sunday at thc Wlnteky home in Wayland. fr WANTED WOMEN TO CANDLE AND BREAK EGGS FOR DRYING PLANT THOSE WHO ARE EMPLOYED IN DEFENSE WORK DO NOT APPLY SILVERS-RICH I2O NORTH BROADWAY AUCTION SALE Having sold my farm I will sell at Public Auction my half of the personal property at the farm located 11 miles west of Dowling, first house south, just off M-37 on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1943 Commencing at one o'clock the following will be offered for sale COWS 13 HEAD Red Jersey and Durham, 3 yrs. old, calf by side. Full blood Jersey cow, 8 yrs. old, calf by side. 2 year old Red Heifer, due Dec. 21. 6 yrs. old Brindle cow, due Dec. 26. 3 year old Brindle cow, due Dec. 24. 5 year old full blood Guernsey cow, due Feb. 24. 3 year old, 3-4 Guernsey cow, due Jan. Heifer coming 2 in Spring. Grade Holstein, due April I. Grade Durham heifer 2 in Spring, due in April. Grade Durham bull, 9 mas. old. Grade Guernsey heifer, 9 mos. old. Grade Durham heifer, 9 mos. old. Grade Holstein heifer, calf, 4 mos. old. HOGS 4 O.I.C. brood sows, just bred, from one to two years old. 1.1 Feeding shoats, wgt. 100 to 125 lbs. One sow, 2 yrs. old and 8 pigs ready to wean, 8 wks. old. 25 Feeding pigs, nice ones. HAY AND GRAIN 11 Ton of first class Timothy hay in barn. 15 Ton of first class June clover hay in barn. 175 bu. of good bright oats, will hold out by wgt. 200 bu. of corn in crib. 61 acres of bean pods. Stack of wheat straw, 12 acres. MISCELLANEOUS 2 Chicken mash feeders. 2 Sheep racks. 2 Push carts. Tank heater. Oil drum. Set of heavy one horse fills. Good Hot Blast Florence heater, coal or wood. . * 1 Solid Walnut double cupboard. 4 Burner kerosene oil stave. Two 10 gal. milk cans. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NOTHINGTO BE REMOVED UNTILSETTLED FOR. CHARLES NEASE, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer E. E. GRAY, Clerk £ , W Dr �TIIE HASTINGS BANNEB. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, IMS H4J1 1,888.82 SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS 1.31 OSS 1.145.51 131.75 law. Pawdors. s*4 DUlafacUMs ....... Barry County Court II Mlehion Oclob.r 11 .9 a.tssj» ToUl DtibutMsstuU f309.5« 183 10 I 170.05 jlrO| Hupplioa larry ta« oad Runfitld S vs 5,BOO.00 6.600.00 W! ...» ...» vaiaanan --- ----------- ----- *7oa.wa S.nnSOu FiUcerald Property. Middleville. Mlchk in the stitch at Um«. b. Valuation — A90o.0o annla Proparty. Dowling. Michigan. 5.593.87 " Valuation ...................... —-.-SI.500 i DONT 00 BUY THING H YOU DON’T 155.05 Johnaon Property. Middleville. Niehigaw NEED—BUY WAR BOND* S 519.65 3.352 39 CASE LOAD • Kayoadltuttt . 300.00. 1,500.00 I Refund. fr I 1 Bull 1 Hto< JJo® 60^001 ♦so oo | as 30.00 19.00 I 365.00 I Calf Hill * Dot a 1,130.00 | H'lnpll Bile M 340 00 900 no 800.0" 130 on CommlttuautV-Direct Relief 18.00 I 5ia"h.t.,”JtrrflGX "Cwltoa" takeo 3.9*5.04 1 HO.Oil 'Ttioraappla 100.00 1800 Hu 1.44" 00 ’ ~ 13.ius *7 i k Etc. | , n_ | ’ oi ■’>"' 4<oo 308 30 i 9d.oo; loo.ou, ; * ' -j sso.oo ’ ' 300.00 ■upporlM ,„ dociu 00, c*«h nn hand Octnb 0? 19 <3 -------- .......... Drnta““WooJ jSSOCXCf.MENTS: Tha Acrleultur* Offiet STATIC by ■ PETER PRESCOTT ./ PrUnT "Carlton 5100.00 1 Grain Binder UL.. . Lx»» Uk* Balaam and 8.300.10 853.50 i O18 H3 I koi no Hila SimlNte Get Your Application For That Locker Registered At Once WE CANNOT ERECT THE PLANT UNTIL A REQUIRED NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS Creak Phillipa Fannie Pryor "Th ora Prlaa "Irvins' : RMs Joint Raymond ■'Carlton Retard MOLDERS, CORE-MAKERS, HELPERS thala^ fti-ad Exleatlon Haddlar Joint Bpladlee "Woodland" ftarinxtr and Stafford .. mlrar fNeek Bguaw Brook "Maple drove' Shallow Lake Lina Drain of ASSEMBLERS AND MACHINE HELPERS ifaa -r, kea flprlnfa Wit Ito" Whnrtley HAVE DEPOSITED ONE YEAR'S RENTAL IN ADVANCE I • -I S839.77 There are Three Price Ranges eatIBn from Mr Commit- nf thn Drain la lhe Drain FIFTEEN, FOURTEEN and TWELVE­ FIFTY PER YEAR. and support- EACH LOCKER HOLDS APPROXI until 1:30 o'clock. Carried. MATELY SIX CUBIC FEET EQUIVA­ LENT TO A STANDARD SIZE RE- APPLICANTS MUST QUALIFY UNDER THE WAR MANPOWER STABILIZATION PLAN All money received it held in escrow in local bonks for your protection un­ til the plant it in operation. Leasescan motion tnaoe oy coonara ana hours or phone 2557 during day for appointment. HASTINGS FROZEN FOOD STORAGE COMPANY E. W. BLISS CO HASTINGS FRIGERATOR. be had at Strand Theatre during show WANTED AT RENTAL STARTS WHEN PLANT IS OPEN. 1!^ Oral. <*«« H«» REPORT TO TH* NATION than with fat I WKZO bring NEW NEWS... lion — "Report WKZO proudly welcomes to Its to tha Nation'*. newsrooms the leased wires of the Paul White, Associated Press, with its news head of the CBS gathered by 2.500 correspondents spread around the world. You’ll hear A.P. news over WKZO at 'paced intervals throughout the broadcast, and well-known report­ ers bring you the action as it and even‘>ig. happened, in a "Report to lhe Nation." "HELPING HAND"... After the Deep River Boys’ number on a recent "Kate THIS WEEK'S SUGGESTION Smith Hour” (WKZO Fridays There’s one show in particular at 7 P.M.) the stagehands had that makes WKZO extra-goo4 on trpuble moving the piano. So. Friday nights — and that’s the while Ted Collins announced "Moore-Durante" show. Co-starred Kate's next number, Kate helped the struggling stage­ his partner Jimmy Durante calls hand* move the piano. him. Moofc and Durante provide laughs from start to finish — why COINCIDENCE At least two people were proud don't you get in on the fun? when Bob Hawk made enthusi- They're heard Friday nights at astic reference to General Mark W. Clark on a recent "Thanks to the Yanks" program (WKZO 6:30 p.m. Saturdays). A gray-haired dignified RIGHT UP ALLEN’S ALLEY lady stepped up to the ouipmaster The denizens of Allen's after the show and said: “Thank return to the air lanes beat you for mentioning my son's name the dean of radio coosmBuM on the air". General Clark's mother Allen himself. Allen and Co *as one of the members of Hgwk’s come back to the netwoa studio audience—an audience which '• a weeks before lhe show «» broadcast from Nev York City. you could hope for. Mllrk.ll nmmuniratlnna to speak. Elghty4va pitta fr* yu*« earned their wings but didn't kfrow how to pilot a needle. And so they marched In formation to the UBO club where the volunteer women's 50.00 .3 100.00 (Iraia dl Cultlpacl Hay load 510.79 | Hiuala eulth 3M15 Coaaa, Ow~ b»»n mid* In cImb out, I of nnd to lower llln of as �THI a.<STtNCi BAxyra, TMxm^DAT. fttcngcn s. Darling The Navy says you can't send Christmas pack­ ages weighing more than 5 pounds overseas. Well, that’s too bad about the Navy—’cause I'm sending you the front door for Christmas! There's nothing they can do to stop me! Oh, Jimmy, it's a beautiful blue door—-or maybe it's green, I hope you like it. I hope I did the right thing. I walked miles'and miles through stores. And nothing was half nice enough for a new husband. And besides, I thought, Jimmy won’t want to lug some silly gadget all over the Atlantic ocean. than a Christmas present, it's a coming home present. I don't know if a $25 War Bond will buy us a whole front door (you’re the financial brains of this family). But it’ll buy us the start of one, won't it? So Merry Christmas, darling! I'm holding on to the War Bond ’cause it's too precious to go chasing around the world after you.£ But please on Christmas Eve, open the door . . . and walk in . , . and dream awhile. Then just when I was about to tear my hair out—I knew what I wanted to give you. It's more 12228959 WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THI VALUE STORE Love, Even if you brother or a husband who Is fight? ing, there’s a Christmas present—, and a comini home present—yod canjive al^oy^boyMhb years' “ Jean ATTACK! CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J.C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON E.W. BLISS CO. ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR. HDWE. REED'S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT WORKS COFFEESHOP ANDRUS SERVICE HOTEL HASTINGS MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE TAYLOR SHOE STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL STORE i HOME BAIRD'S STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES THE HASTINGS BANNER COLEMAN INSURANCE MILLER REAL ESTATE HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK CASITE CORP. VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE I NT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND• STORMBARRY CLEANERS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-12-16.pdf 8b009a9dc083e2d31a5a807458257396 PDF Text Text The Hastings BannerHASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1943 SECTION ONE—PACES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR St. Rose Pupils to Give Chrittmai Plays REPORTS A GOOD » Santa Claus in all hl* glory will at Central auditorium RESORT SEASON Home Front Beanwhenpresent Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, It’s A Profitoble Investment the children ot St. Rose On th* ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS EDITORIAL SAXON CAGERS not guarantee that a baste for dur-'i praee be reached. These BEAT IONIA 36~30 conferences merely present the op- i The fact that President Roo*>ve]t, w.— Minister Churchill and n —­ Prime Pre mier Stalin conferred together In apparent harmony was mure sign-1 nificant than the Joint statement issued. To Boost County’s school presetit their annual Christ­ mas program. "Santa's Little King," and "Die Greatest Gift ot All." are The statement was necessarily That the tourist business is val­ the titles of the two plays to be given. . uable to tills city and county was general In It* wording because, of Th* spirit of Christmas for both shown by the report of George the three governmental heads, only voting and old. reminding us of the Green for the Barry County TourUt Btalln had complete power to make bleasedneu of Christmas and teach­ and Resort Association, which hr binding commitmenu for hi* nation. ing lesson* that the Babe of Beth­ recently made to the Hastings Churchill can be overruled by |x*r*’ “ “ “'laS.’Kr ;'rc'o.n,uer“." H;d“^ llament. in matters of foreign pol­ ... . .v » tut been many more resort* where room icy while Roosevelt must have the Between act*, the smaller chll-. an(j board could have been obtained approval of the U. 8. Senate. dren will present short number* I ttt Our take*, and many more cot Up until now. each of the three and the program will be climaxed I tatte9 w mu, u,,.y WOU)d an have £y..“..b£,.U“fuL ;T*b cB>ux ,°{,Jlhe' been taken this year, when the nations thought luelf big and Nativity’ In which powerful ruvumi enough iu to pumu<pursue an inwuivii uh all the uic children uiuuirui number of or tourist* tourists far rar exceeded exceeoeo ex- , ywwcuui *1U tai,“ 1 nM-tatlon* nroved to I dependent policy without too much e part. . pectatlons Ttie-jThese tourtete tourists proved ChrUtmas Christmas carols will be played |I ~ be good patrons ---------------------------------------------------------------for farmers as well | regard for political and ------------------economic .. ,i._ ----.» — . U 1^ stores, tt nd f — * ‘ ■--------by file Hastings High school brass as stores, and they spent a gt>od conditions in the rest of- •• the world lion or railway station to tell you , many thousand dollar* in this j Each was isolationist in that it be­ good-bye and can remember the ensemble ' * • • county. , ijpved it* own responsibility in wise cracks and the smirk on Don’s Hello girls and fellows who arc in the annrd service of our Country. Where Zolly asked me to write to sou tills week, there were so many UUMjendcta Uuown around down at the Power company where I am employed that I nearly gave up the ghost However, with scarcely arty tncourugemrnl from one or two p'eopl -. I am going to write anyway Well folks we are soon going to have the privilege <ov obligatloni ot kissing Don Fufu-r goodbye Don 1* now m the Navy• —" *• ’u *—• U ixxnc awaiting cal.. *11. 1. know .... Uiat a Idt of you people ean cun reminntww remember rVu* Don Hastings C.A.P. Group "---—— I a.plwms 415.22 j* J ONI Siaoe Comeback Cn eh ktto Win W citizens by the junior Chamber portunity to accomplish something. Stage commerce, is on the move. At ofa -----------------------Even if the executive head* are in Rough-and-Tumble Game 1 meeting held at Central school re- ---»•*•**■"■*■■**■* —* agreement, the British Parliament The Hasting* Saxons last Friday I c®n^.t^ttatalngprogram weal vwkli or the U. S. Senate, have the power r.lght . •• — r-TT ” TT." • •• — ' i We*t Cm-i Cen-1 V}1 ■ at’oE'niL.designed to aW^ you to y u Ufttl any atCTrt wl>lch m«l,t b, nUM played pUyrt jheir Jhrir first tat Weal League game al U1 the* '"*■ Ionia rent purchaaea of !Item* nuhrt IM » th. Loaj. .too in -armory tral Le “” on the Tuesday. Dec.: 7, the men were I|M ral rJL1,,„ir with Ionia’“ s all-veteran . on Tuesday. Dec.• I 7. men were -----through their flrat hour of. 5! £» ; .TO.S'S". Bulldogs. Baxon* coming ouj on put Military Drill On the 9th. twenty £?.!< “>??? in fully 111 “lihiing'^pim “a* really Th*cy c^e ’Trom M^^ltraveled Ai^S to Grand Rapid* ’dividual* rtnr‘ln« to cooperate war on th.more he front. Nations after the peace conferences .Blue and Gold showed a members of World War I>. ----------------------------------£hUta atPlhe “if • oveTTake fiS1 . •»»" °f Military Ctourtray DUclMeata. Fat*. Cterara ™ “.°'cn“e pline, and Courtesy to the FlagI Brown Stamp. U M. N and P Thii U where an alert, intelligent scrappy Bulldogs. The game was ’h.’ST11’? ,TJu‘'dBy-, now good through Jan. I. 1844. public opinion lias a role to play, very- close and rough with a total LZhCiT 43 touh routs being oetng called caned. Hast Hasting* A1 I RTowr' »tamp Q beewne. good Drc. These conference*, whether Urey be or °f ngs made 16 of the 24 from the foul | cf Cirt^Pairmiruteuc- 19 ^jd remain, valid through Jan. held at Teheran. Cairo or Washing- rnaz’* ,fi ,,f ,hP ’* ,rnm ,h* ton. are not something distant and far away; not something which concem diplomats and statesmen only. As a matter of fact there is nothing of more practical, "grass rootc Importance to all of u* than the suecessful outcome of negotiations which will chart lire course of the late, opened the coring with , ’ Canned Grafc El*. B basket by oy Oyler. wlcr Hill r a Coleman. J 7-^A^mlt* oSrc' O"® ««*“» A. B. C to Book 4 Townsend Wu..u w.c a-nsend each .found the ।--------- , < » ° ] good Uirough Dec. 20. Green stamp. range for tor a bucket DucKet for lor Ure tne Sax-1 oax-;-_ — _ _ — ., _ , , D. E. F In Book 4 good through Jan. on*. Tt:c ' 20. 1944. bound* throughout Ure first quar- | Sugar Ur and were leading 10-12 as the' period ended. home town—and now 1 imagine I aSSXl ■■ * ■ Via luhcd in the Banner must nave During the second quarter, the; that some of his practical Jokes will , been impressed with the large num- । bounce. Before lie really went down wmen I; Now. however, the very fact that nomic resource* alone, war is in- score was tied four times with both, By Mt. Pleasant Chamber Stamp 18 good tor 1 pair, validity I bcr of lots al our resort lakes which finitely more costly than even the teams flghllng it out for the lead, lo Detroit to be rworn in he thought ' recent ।' ^’1* conference was held is official most ' changed hand* during recent bumbling and inept domestic ha.lc?, ! of Commerce: Plan Should extended Indefinitely. Airplane he would make u deaf with the .1 • recognition by theie three nation* administration ! Some of Uie purchasers Ionia a baakel basket lo to brtnir bring thrrn them’ T wa P o . r »« I. I months. the pur could possibly be Ion ‘> made d “ Rn l*Xamp No. 1 in War Ration Book comm.tndlng officer and if he I Be Investigated m good for two Points Per Pound Is | were from other states. Tin that such policies no longer meet ahead 16-18. could go to Florida for the winter Then there is the factor of loss of the realities of the pre*enL-day impressed with the value of cur re ­ Exchange Ratio Fixed ------------•** “ Sponsored by ite Chamber of 1 and up in northern Michigan for UW..M4, me. pcpLaikduring th? human life. Anything wmen which can u*»oun« the summer he would Join up Per- I Commencing ...u. this -i,-. week. „! vu»a- , sort take* a* fine places to spend world or the requirements for their pave the way for a P**0* which can |ulf <or Qwy caine bBCk strong to Conunerce. the city of ML Pleasant last week had ite annual observance A—9 coupons now good through tonally 1 believe he made no sue!) ; wives are entitled to receive 2 one- | the summer vacation. When build­ own security. materials are again available, endure for more than a few dec- ^.sco^ 8 to 4. The Saxons’ of "Get-Acquainted We*k." It was Jan. 21. 1944. deal but ite is in the Navy. Don.; point brown ration stamp* sUunp* for each >, ing there will no doubt be many new Of course, the mere holding *bf ades aLo means that the voungsters f ine defensive work held the rcore not a formal affair: It was a sin’ All "B" and "C" gasoline coupon* I wish you all of the luck ip the ‘ jx>und of r-' ------ klUju-n ‘— *-•salvage fata cere effort to have the folk* living issued after Dec. 1 will be worth 5 I down and led world aiyl we will really miss you turned in to U m.- retailer, the Grand .I cottages erected at Barry county this (and similar conferences) does | the (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 1.) " " 24-22. a lot. We promise to u.ttg* perfect, Rapids Office of fTice Admlnlstra- takes. And Ute property values tints ' During the rough and tumble play in. and in the territory surround- gallons each, compared with tha added to the assessment roils will Ing. Mt Pleasant get acquainted preeent value of two gallon* lor care ct Betty for you. a j Uon said today. The ruling went I help to pay local and county ex­ of the fourth quarter, seventeen personal fouls were made. In the with and really know each other; coupons of those typee. Thia means Dor: Keeler Just finished up a into WINS SILVER WINGS , Effect Monday. Dec. 13. . , , pensra. Considerably more than IL- | last two minutes of play Morris to create sincere friendships; to ’ B" and ’’C” books wlil contain few­ furlough here at iiomc from Camp addlUon to rattor. polr.ta. the Iloooouu or such sue property is now on In addition ration point*, 000.000 of build up good will toward that comer coupon* than in the past, but mitMirlfa will enntlniwv ____roils Hill, forward for Hastings, made Ha in in California. Don is looking housewife continue m to receive th-’ .tax eath coupon will be good for more , Saturday7 Last Day7 four out of five foul shots to give munity and Us citterns. grand and is doing all right in price expense of four rente a i In••••--. — -----the •-■—the■■ celling Whatever may be ML Pleasant churcnea cooperated «*lion* than before. No increue in the Saxon* a slight lead. The Sax­ Army. '-------— -used —-• kitchen fats. curred-and 1 pound •for it wiU be relatively For Fort Custer by canning out a well-planned proJhe amount of gasoUne aUowad te ons then made two baskets to de­ Camp | lhe jxUnts-for-fats- program, small—In building up the resort —, . vram for welcoming new comers: involved. feat the lonlans 36-30. Haan also. HL* lovely wife Dottie k............ OPA — pointed cut. is intended - -■to—, business of this county willi reniiy really I Christmas Packages * - ......... jy wU Fuel OU Tlic Hasting* second team lost a having them personally introduced woiking at March Field so she and , .-pur tne collccticn of used house- not be an expense, it is is a sound , gaturday, Dec 18. is-the Ixm day a sound to the regular members of each | Period 1 coupon* in new rations tCai^tinued on Piute 3. Sec i.) Mux cun spend u little time - to• , hold fate, which ore badly needed investment, ~ sure’ to pay good divi­ ■ to get Christmas packages to the church and congregation. They are good through Jan. 2; each con* grther The Castet . iudl from fur the making of glycerine and ’ dends to the taxpayers U s. O rooms for the men at Fort were made to feel that their pre*- pon good far 10 gal. Period 2 COUNashville. un<t I had the privilege , sulfa drugs. As a rrault. only house- I --------------- - ♦ * — Custer. Mrs. David S Goodvear. cnce at church services was sin- I pons became good Nov. 30. of working srilh Dorothy for a while wive*, wive-., other consumers, and Ute; -- AAA . the i — pi ------r/T|Al| Af I chairman of the project, will be cerely appreciated by tiie castor ------------------------------------when site was living here in Has- 1 operator* ’ of small boarding house.* rlrllJIJN Ilk AAA i there from 2 to 5 on Saturdav and and the entire membership. That. Ls . . . . «» tin;;.'-those where fewer than 50 per- LLLV.IIVI1 VI MMM helpful, not only tn Get-Acquainted Merchants Here ; packages may be left at anv other About the only people in service ! sons live—may exchange used fata v*■*■■■»■ j time at the Rogers Feed ASeed Week, but any and every week. 1 a EJ— that I hear about ate (hose prop!.- for points at their retailers. Retail T||uMlJ\IJin Mt Pleasant* service companies fcf “ r ' z ' r * “ >•••* I store. If it is impassible to make up Report A Fine who arc ft lends or relatives of themeat ___________ dealers, _________________ restaurants, army , IvVlIUllli a targe package, smaller one* may arranged to have each ot their em­ peopj- with jvhom I work down at camps, post exchanges, ships, manbe given and packages will hr as­ ployees wear s badge, with his Holidoy Trade Con-inner* Power Cutnpany. Helen ufacturing plants, nnd all other essembled here before being taken name given and his duties briefly Prcntice Just spent a weekend in tabtehments will not be paid point* ' The merenanta of this elty specified. When he called at a home to the Fort. Military personnel nt Nebr-uka vteltlng her fiance. Bob for (heir waste fats. Is Appointed by Judge he wa* heartily welcomed; and • the Fort want a package for each Pratt mid now she tells mr that Timor who get ration points in! Farm Production Goals (soldier there and Barry county ’ s that led to a better understanding. Carr os Special Prosecutor Iw is taking an ocean trip Then- return for their waste fate may. ol : For 1944 Are Upped The stores of that city boosted quota is only 120 packages. Don ’ t tvidently was an "understanding" | course, spend (he points on meat.1 Circuit Judge Leland W. Carr I (he get-acquainted plan by printing to obtain the stocks they Announcement before lie left (hough, as she is. cheese, buiter or any other food'— —- ------------ I is ’being made by forget I appointed Kim Sigler, former Has­ 1 the week before, in the local paper, to purchase for that trade. TtH* wearing u nice diamond on the cor- . bought with brown ration Mamp* Glenn wotring. Chairman cf the •___________ tings attorney who is now a mem- the picture* of proprietors and did the best they could under he reel finger As the housewife can collect ■ Coa»ty AAA Committee that ......... circumstances; and the buyers, I clerks in their advertisement* for Bonnie Jean Drake tolls me that point* for kitchen fats as soon as on Friday Evening. Dec. 17 the on- n j f KJ«OA as a special prosecutor Tuesday in I that week. At the stores proprietors realising the situation, have not her 11.1 fiance. Bob merer Place,, is is 'or tor was) she iu» ha* iu»u half a pound. It will be ncr nee. boo was) 1 -'tie a pvuuu. -election ------- - for conununity ' Vi ■ I•'60 -------- VFOSS ----------- 1X660 hte one-man grand Jury investiga­ I and clerks each wore a name card. been critical They well understand down Field, Ga KniHarc that early buying is desirable for d.,.,, at id Hunter Ilmw.FJ-M. a. II 1, would I unnecessary for to consumers to save mlueeman to serve the r toamsiups $ Knitters tion of the legislature. ’ which made it easy for the clerk be tiler It you could br home with large amounts before taking the for Ute year of 1944 will be heUTln JCwefS, IxnirrerS This appointment was announced or business man to ask for the them, as well as for the merchMM^ tit.- folks for the Holidays Bob but I fate to the retailer. Rrtaitar* wiU , tach of the 16 townships in the lxMr» F 8 Bechtel, chairman of after Attorney General Herbert J. names of customer* whose names, I gur-a they really aren’t expecting 1 »>ot Rive points for toss than one- c°u"‘y ,A ,. °J‘? CSL, .production Jor xlje Barry char ry Co. chap„ ,nnt^r. , Rushton had notified Judge Carr places of residence and the mem­ they would like to buy do not ta»> you in fact. Bonnie tells me that iutif a pound, nor for any fractional ; elected to attend the County con-., ter Amer) Amerldkn needs he\p he ...— Red Cross. needs PitteM* I,hal hc ’Rusten) wa* withdrawing bers of the families were unknown prove by waiting until the laM you may be going bye-bye. J overwclgiit—«uch os 1 lb. 2 ounces— . vention to be held to Hastings. 8at-1 from the rjkewers and knitters of the ST.,./ ’! frora Bn ftct*Ve I®11 In the probe to the employee or ttie owner of minute* Here's one Liz tin- Knllv hnvv— » *hte would Involve giving frac- urday morning, Dec. 18. for the .------countv J - There are 288 apron style traintev H?ht' 1 lest controversy in which he had । kit-bags ready to be stitched These P>«gpu.id ^.‘'(become Involved might hamper the the business Each store offered .M>me special Inducement to attract who wm serve for inc msumg year r'are simitar to the ones made last ' Jury's work. ' j>eople so they would meet the Advance Sell Out a "strlklng^p& oiyoGr Dad «“<• »»•’“- U,e>\«‘VB l" ......... ........... I ra.'HmXrb' Letters arc being mailed to each I eBr and arp 8*'cn to the mea_to- 2iL,,71, “J? .y*8® Last week Attorney General qualified voter timM id the county, giving 81 to* I the armed forces as they leave for n q a™.vre™ Rushton started an avalanche of group in each place of business. Du picture Is a group picture and b\ for "Thii Is the Army" place and time of election. of election. 1 overscas duty However, the houset ,hrr,n unfavorable criticism when he apit was taken in 1924 and really boys , fa*8Ifunc.t,on^Mco?e?tl,X ntace and cooperated in a moat helpful man­ The War Food Admlnlsiratton | ■ ’""“r *cnt through the grades at. pointed as special assistant to efiit any or all of you were home you P”**"1"* has assigned the handling of all , ---------------------- --------------------------"JTl -Thlr. w“uLBW*b<1’ rect criminal trials resulting from ner. It featured "Get-Acquainted could really collect hush ” money.1 undisturbed by th. pointe-tor-fat* eu 1 nornaonie-w k. Keiiocta con-' tn.. «■* Grand We were all taking a gander al th * I of friendship and friendly Interest picture and the best pun I heard antl Cfl lectors.ln Hun. are to be • napiua iruu lawyer who on more tn folks were emphasized in a very Ray Branch, man Bt™thinAd' ** shipped by Jan 20. j UBjnK in 1942. __________ than one occasion has rei was thi*-"I have seen fellows who ’ K‘v«» Bn aUottn*nl ,ofllnU‘0*l?o„1!l s represented helpful manner by special articles . .lft™rr ‘han this years. Ad____________ «.♦*----------- -Prank look like that but they weren't the I,o ‘n payUig rettUlers and otht. Prniwds ft^jR Frank McKay. Michigan Mlcnlgan political explaining More yam lias been received how these qualities en­ ministering the farm program is •uprrintendent of anything Prank. «».for howwhold fata. boss and McKay s associates. both in Navy blue and Army olive riched. and added to the Joy of liv­ Army-Navy Emeqprncy tUSit I asked Zolly If I could mention I It 11 was WBS pointed i»'ntrd out by b>’ OPA. OpA- howho*’- going to be a tough Job. It will take drab The order calls for sweaters, committeemen with good Judgment ing in. any communitv. | ever, that the point* exchanged In addition to the picture, thlvand yes was the answer. If a “Get-Acquainted Week" con­ Fund. and practical farming experience scarfs, gloves, helmet* and watch there will be several vaudevfils I her tarn my nephe.-, BUI I must be one-point stamps, since to carry out this assignment. caps in navy blue. • sisted only of shaking hands with numbers furnished by talent freai (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) "As a matter of pqrtlotLsni, ’ ' Mr. There are also becUslde bags, । for making change and that may Port Custer. Mr. Branch aayi. Wotring says, “knd also Just com­ scuffs and light weight bathrobes Sioux Falls. 8. D.. on December , mon good-business practice, won't to be made. this picture some 28th and he has qualified for furth- I you help your neighbors elect the These materials may be obtained er training so. of course, he will no most capable people in your com­ on Friday afternoons from the Red doubt be changing camps after his; munity ns Triple-A Committeemen Cross rooms in the Stebbins building i Thc New Plan Will Save graduation. Bill writes that he for 1944? Attend the election meet­ where Mrs Bechtel and iter assist­ । Time of Customers would like to come home 1 and we ing in your community Fridav." ant. Mrs. Dan Ashalter. are in sure would like to have him come Elections are to be held- in the charge.._______ i And Dealers », home I between tchoote but he several Townships as follows on I Food retailers here and through-; . H„ A White Christmas, Chrittmes ” Is seems to know that he receives or­ Lyman J. Briggs It At the Friday evening. Dec. 17 at 8:00 out the country have been notified Vi____ D._ ders nnd furloughs rather than Theme of Yuletide Program o'clock: Assyria. Town Hall: Balti ­ Three Injured Monday Head of the U. S. to file, by December 15. their estlgives them. For the nineteenth consecutive ’ more. Tawn Hall: Barry. Kingsley I mates of their needs for ration. Bureau of Standards Community Hall: Oarlton. Town In Crash on M-37 I had a letter from Richard year. the Hastings Teachers' Club ’ tokens. These tokens will go into If readers of the National Geo­ Hall: Castleton. Castleton Center Brower the other day. It is always under the direction of Superinten­ ! use on February 27. A* we underBedford nice to hear from Dick as his let­ graphic Magazine will turn to one School Houses HasUnra. dent D. A. VanBuskirk 1* offering to HM1; Hote ^ “hsT _Towh Trying. North A seriousof automobile accident oc“n°XgOJ ters are always written tn the good of the Inside cover pages of any the public a program of Chrirtma* tokenT which aiUare ! old Dick Brower style. ’Everything recent issue, they will find the Wood School House: Johnstown, curred about 1:30 p. m. Monday. carols. e ‘ - and troubleoftearing 1* always nil right with Dick. I be­ names of the directors, officers nnd Granite Hall: Maple Orove. Grange On M-37. about three miles north This year's program which will couams fronTraUon books!tor' lieve that things are ail right with important members of the staff of Hall- Pralrirvlila. Merle Bradfields of Bedford in Johnstown townbe given at Central School Audi-, mton/d gcSxls II wm ' rnot.t of you people, al least you let that publication, and of the Na- Hom> at -Milo: Rutland Goodwill ( ship. Donald Drake. 18. of Dowling torlum at four o’clock on Sunday.; nhurrh- Thomaoole. Thomnnn c. Middleville sustained xnstiilnMt au serious «-rtnn« cut rut above »hnv» hte hl* purc"“ 5. ° 1 I U3 folk.* at home think so. and if tlonal/Geographic Society. Church; great convenience—if you d< has os its theme. "A White Christ- : Included in that list they will School Shop; Woodland. Town left eye and across hte scalp. Leswe can only do our port here in 1 mas." helping I am sure we will all b? note the name of "Lyman J. Briggs. Hall: and Yankee Springs. Town , t(.r Mauley. 36. received bad cuts not lose or forget your tokens. .ndrK “ «“-* ”S? "‘IK,1! i, of. the on Re- Hall (Bowen Mills). liiippil. ,11 IU4IV Chairman ....... — .... Committee .......... —---------happier In uvuig doing tzui our RII»IV share W to have j■« — & to — -* • — — dream of a white Christmas—bring peace, ot coun*. there is only a .•earch.” Research is an Important ---------------- ---------us busy Christmas shoppers, boys percentage of Americans doing the part of the work of the National ij K4_J« A Elma — actual combat ikiuji i-vniun duty fluty but uui really icany folk* icuu Gvogra|*ilcSociety; -j--.,-., 'rothechaihnan —— FIDS Made A Fine risht All were by. grocers and other food 'J As a matter of fact, until Judge with their skis and snowballs. right hip. were taken taken to ngni hin nip. All taaen to io aa Hattie xsaiuc tlmates .hntiirt he fiteH nt ration il.l-.u most .nn.i of ..r us ... try .... to do mour .iw 1.1. retailers Should be filed at ration ' Carr, himself, came forward with Christmas card caroler*. Santa IT think bit II nt of tli., the rcommittee rharffrd charged with with that that Creek hospital for treatment. ..........I the war ___ — effort .....1 »and a______ nn ImtVxrtAnL banks on form No. 749-23. copies of new evidence which he had collectMnoruibiltty ia anman important man Record In 8th Claus, a mother with her brood, a toward I donU*v ’t I I. It apiieara that Donald Drake was ore available through whole-' ed Independently, many people had carefree young couple, a soldier on hear too much complaining. Every in its staff of workers. driving south. Just back of his car which salcrs nnd food retailers trade asI assumed that the investigation had Did you know that Lyman J. U. S. Air Corps guard duty, a snow Madonna. week I count my red ration stamps and ttuvellliyg In the same direction soclations I died through inaction or at the best Staff Sergt. John W. Schultz, was another r J“* and wonder if It will have to be Briggs was bom and grew up on The dramatic part of the pro­ — Twice u:m*ny ration tokens as । 1x1 * stale of ®usPended gram wo* written and 1» being di­ oleo or butter and so far it has been i. farm in Assyria township? On serving in the 8th U. S. Army Air Ralph BrteMey. with Mrs Wni DunoriglnBllL.TtlA Put hX? Carr described Staler as rected by Lester Schilling of the butter, so you can sec that things that farm the Brigg* Methodic corn* in England, spent a 20-dav ham and Mrs. Robert Collins, all aren't so bad for me. I do fall horri­ church is situated, and many of our furlough with his parents. Mr. and ■iViiik uu Okituc uirrfc ivuulc v. speech deportment of the high —— ——. . . , bly at writing letters to you people readers have driven to that church Mrs. William Schultz of Delton school. It carries one along in a Coming toward them from the the size of a dime. in service though and I Know that to partake of chicken dinners, neccmber 3, he left the home of south was a third car. with Lester Manufacture of the tokens was, light but wistful mood to a serious Sgt. June Leary. UB-M.C.WJK. la though they may never have at­ his parents and went to an army .. . ------- u—. eiartarl last wrok you all want to hear from home. ending. now at Ute Marine Corps Recruit­ filer's rest hospital af Atlantic City and with Rov Blair, 60. also of , The order now ckUOpr manufac-1. 11 I Just talked with Violet Shroyet tended it* services. Th? carol service program is as ing Station at Indianapolla. Lyman J. Briggs is not only an for two weeks, but expects soon to Hastings as hte passenger. and she tell* me that she talked 7" of I.IOO.OOT.OOO red tokens for follows: with Ray on the telephone a few important member of the National be realigned to duty. Shortly before the two cars came buying mrata^butter. fate, oils and Aliant 'taaLinn NOTICK days ago and believe me when I say Geographic Magazine staff, he is Entering the army Auk. 28. 1942. together the Short Way Line's cheese, and 900.000.000 blue tokens“OUr Allens jeCKing O Christmas Tree , that Violet Rets a new lease on life also the head of the United States Serot. Schultz, received his first O«k,I bus whizzed by the two south bound for processed foods. The original Amprirnn It Came Upon A Midnight Clear wjien she can talk with her curly Bureau of Standards at Washing­ I/>sf Cluster June 25. 1943 after. I e.n, rjtata, . cloud rf mow in order wm lor obouc h.,1 Udi num-American O Uttje Town of Bethlehem haired husband on the telephone. ton. D. C-. where Uw Geographic is completing five bombing raid* over Its wake to add to the flakes In the oenCltlzenchiD n Come All Ye Faithful Violet was fortunate enough to published. Germany and France Julv ?4 he air. so that looking ahead was OPA said the number of tokensVITIXenSHIp O Come AU Ye^Faimiui Dutch Kraft Store 13-M spend a little time with Ray this received n second Oak lent cluster oulte impossible, and the road was »’“ Increased because it was neces- Fotir person* test week filed apsummer when he was down In In­ after bombing Heroya. Norway and crooked al that point. The Drake “ry to assure an «j«iu*te supplypliratlons with the county clerk to p™ National Antocm polls but he is new ud at visit the Bureau of Standards. You four other target* in Prance and and Matilev car* rbashed into each to meet all needs starting from the become American citizens. Their SUNDAY CHICK KN DINNER . . ue Isle. Maine He is in a will find there, associated with Dr. Germany, each on separate mb- other and the auto driven bv Mrs u,e Pl,n 8°” *nto effect. The applications will be considered at The HeavensResound (German) Happy cbrts‘inB8 (German) by appointment Sr squadron at an air base up I Briggs, another Barry county boy. slon*. The third decoration came Privies" struck the able of the car slze was reduced to get a larger, a hearing to be held in the court A8 there. It is too bad that you are so ' Iler Fairchild, who grew up in Haa- August 17 after a raid on Schwein­ driven bv voung Drake. The three manufactured from the. room theJVorid-Handel iwiui here ncic on uu the uic third uuru Wednesday weuncauay ...» ..v..- ... . ■ . Lvman Wilkinson, far away Ray rt* Violet really wants tings, graduated from our schools, furt. Germanv and four subsequent women In the last named car were quantity -------------------------------------------in February, which will be- the- As Lately We W'tched (Austrian) Michigan. Phone P of material allocated. to so-nd Christmas with you. | graduated from the State College French and German bombing mis­ bruised but none of them badly , We .... The four who The Angel and the the Shepherds Shepherds Time—12 o'clock on. understand, too. that when 1 16th of that month. The four who; The Angel and «e understand, that wjxr. Violet violet also tells tens me that tnat Lyle hyie ,( also, and married a Hastings girl— sions ’ <Bohemian) hurt. The injuries to the three '• stcn»LS>csl, c"?ct apply are as follows: Out Rockhill. Don Heeter. and George Vera Ward. With 20 separate raid* to his men have tven mentioned Leander Leinhardt. 59. of this Shepherds Shake off Your DrowsyThe m^y ore coupon book will be usedThe Bureau of Standards occu­ credit. S»nrt Schultz received the Drake and Mauley cars were bad- No. 4, the others are to be surren- city. He was bom in New Dundee. Juppstrom have Just finished with Sleep (French) NOTICE TO TAXPAYKM the first Ian of mechanical training pies and uses an immense building Distinguished Plvln® Cm** Seritem- ly wrecked. Canada. May 9. 1884. and came to The Babe tn Bethlehem s Manger tiered. , down in Texas. Lnvona Just heard where all aorta of products are be­ the United States tn March. 1916. (English) cmDFN- DEATH*OF I ES££.VJLVE that Lyle is now at Chanute Field ing analyzed or tested to determine •Rose Thompson. 66. a widow. She On That Most Blessed Night (Span- a penalty of 4% will t and Bettv savs that Don is now at their merit or lack of merit. There 1 FnW RATTt'M 1 ING . was born at Plumb Bridge. Irekn) Mabel Seattle. Washington. I wasn't able too. many manufacturing execu­ from combat fivlne after comnl“t-|I TV," .r, HcotT, Fzl-a-nrl A 'I CoThC f’XCCUtlVC bOOtd OfRed Ulf Cross. BSTTy land. January 1. 1876. Her present; U>! How A Rose Fer Blooming­ fmv : Chapter American to find out what became of George. tives bring their production .prob­ inv his 25th ml-’lnn over *nemv residence is Hastings. Her last .„Pr,eJor*u’ . u . hls ShtMT* ram- JMty £Sina I WiU “" °* C si. Bt Darrell Hall tells me that his lems for testing, and for sugges­ •erritorv. SrTvt. Schultz. m«da l.U w,u mM,t *nccl Tu iuea„ izec. sv 1:30 cju residence before she came to this Westminster Carol (French-English) D m Bt clCTk'8 Office. All country was in Windsor. Canada. brother. Sgt. Norman, who is in a tion* for Improvement of methods, last bcmb run over Coesfeld. Ger­ ftrnvld D P “ shock to his wide circ e members are requested to be pres­ from which place she moved lb De- Deck the Halls (Welsh) far nwav country, has gained 20 or of product. Many of them have many October 10. et friends and acquaintances in this r pound*. Norman is in the quarter- been aided by the Bureau. Many troll in 1914. and has since resided Up On the Housetop (American) city which has been his life long ; ——» ,■ ■ ~> evidently . master corp* m he ~ is fraudulent claim* for manufactured in this country. Jolly Old 8t. Nicholas (American) home. saying out the choice food—must article* are disproved and exposed Rnwivns TO PLAY HEBE Anders Ernfried Halverson. 43. of Fum. Fum. Fum (Spanish) b- s*me such a method in order to bv the teste made at the Bureau of DECEMBER 18 Mr. and Mrs iwUum had Just 25 Christmas Nashville. He was bom December Kolyada (Russian) Standard*, it I* an important pan acmilre'thaae 20 extra pounds. The panalorinm Maiers of Grand returned that morning from a throe Zj , B. 1900, at Malung. Sweden. He BH1 Dunlap Is in England and is of the federal government. Every weeks' visit with their son CurtU Baskets Needed came to this country in 1823. land­ Bring A Torch. Jeannette, Isabella otiH family r.rallv in (n Amn Ann Artxir Arlira- and nnH he K- , „ 1 ’ fcwui.u ... a . F* PX " store working In — BlU has Barry county citizen should be bnwllnr-teams nf th* nation, will and (French) I There are twenty-five local fam- ing in New York City, and has lived be*n there n)x>ul a month That nroud of the fact that Lyman J. nlav here Rsturd-v evenins. Dec. IB. apperandy in his accustomed | Illes on welfare lists this year to in the United States since that time. He is Bleeping In,a Manger (Polish) PX lob Miunds all right Bill and ■ Briggs has been In charge of that against a team of local men. ^ood health Josenh Harold Whitaker. 53. of Away in a Manger (German) . receive Christmas baskets, accordI wouldn't be a bit surprised if a Bureau far manv rears, and still —---- - -------------------He had jtu---------------*-----just come un from fixing inw u, Municipal Judge Adelbert Nashville. He is a widower. He was few of the fellow* envied you at. ha* that responsibility. NOTICE I’he, furnace iee fire fire tn tn the the basement basemen cortright. Qortright. Individual*' Individuals,orrantira-' ------- — bom at West Vale, England. De­ getting ?uch a break' * Lyman te the son of Mr. and irt nttiirk J”™ iwl1 "12 ;1 lloSTtr — - -- __ _ __ __Who ______ ru™' Ii’,2rv .n- wiuin, U> cember 28. 1888. His last place of Hallelujah Chorus from “Th. MaaEhierron Struble L* atill un at, Mrs. • Chauncey Briggs, pioneers of be closed to the public d'lring the he exoired before a doctor could 1 help furnish these baskets are re- residence before coming to Ameri­ *lah“—Handel Rkxtx Fall* Emerson has been there ( AMyrta. He attended the. Briggs rehool's Christmas vacation. TV-1 reach him. i que^ to notify Judge Cortnght at ca was in Bradford. EnglaM He for ages, and he really has the luck 1 district school, also the Battle Creek r-rab-r 23 to .lanuazv 3-EXCEPT । The funeral will be held from the hk office phone 2173 at came to America in 1815. and has folks as he gets home once in a high school. He graduated from the Tuesday evening. December 28 Leonard funeral home at two ’ p , resided here since that date. (Continued on Page 1. Sec. 2J | (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) when it will be open. o'clock Friday afternoon. I— ■ ■ ■ — Oamp Fire Giris. RDAWN (TAMDt FAD BROWN STAMPS FOR ± «*« «'•» ->«» >»- GET-ACQUAINTED WEEK SPONSORED SALVAGE FATS COMMITTEEMEN I “HWU’SS-- SIGLER NAMED TO AID STATE GRAND JURY QUIZ I i —" ’ ISrt’SEKSMwhr™’pSiinorlS! s“d{£*n'^rilv^uS1 KS 5S'„'?xwr™&AS£n!!;' ^ *Sit IsarA1««-l!upS?rrt.X^!JS2- BORN AND GREW UP IN ASSYRIA TWP. B RATION TOKEN NOT COUPON AFTER FEB. 27 ANNUAL CAROL SERVICE SUNDAY �THE BASTINGS BANNER, THUMP <Y, DECEMBER 16, 1943 a success of such a week, so ft Is I fair to assume that Ils Chamber of Commerce and business interests have had the right motives and the older residents to know each other *-*—“ "" -should be made to do "exactly that. Better acquaintance and a more j fn freezer lockers includj There were 460 who Unproved Bmmwjy evening. Be there uc > their storage cellars. 104 who used Our quota has been filled for the | lng «-<h>ealcd numbers, was a pressure cooker for the first time new rNuraerie" cottage at Che Eat- , presented preceding th* wedding ttiictv this year, and 1058 who helped their on Rapids Home. TtiIs coUage is ceremony of renewal o< vows, per(Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1.) neighbora. More than 18.000 folks form*d Lhe Re’ WU1 L i large benefit to a community, boin 1 d ' P“*tor of Uw church ! strangers or folks one dkl not know spiritual and materia). Where u attended more than 1100 demonvery well, it would be silly—a use­ fine, friendly spirit pervades a city „ . Mr. Collin had provided a beauI stralions that reached 81 counties. Our sympathy is extended toDor- I trful guest book, prefaced by a poem 1 less performance. There must be In living there la a privilege. It is not . Other agencies cooperating were the othy Bushong on the Iras of her' af hGfMm^arfpSitfoa. InWhkh tile observance of such a week on easy lo start enmities and factions tie nu s verv .। snane. shape. He has a very irooa good maita. reputa- 1 OCD. P.8 A. and community nu- l f»thfr- Ororge Townsend. the goodly number of guests inthe part of all concerned a sincere in a town w-here the citizens know Don in the legal profession." trttlon committee*. interest tn folks, a sincere desire each other and Iiave a- sincere, — —• • • | bribed their names as enduring J1*1** “id that the new ‘ to be friendly, to have a mutually friendly interest In one another. PRIZE AWARD PICTURES 1 memorial- of the delightful occaI was a prosecutor would receive a salary PASSING OF MRS». helpful understanding of strangers Factionalism. Muplclon and distrust ■ ■’ WILL BE SHOWN from -----------page 1. Section 1) ! of »100 per day for each day in D^ftrN5'JZJ?,N 1 The art exhibit of original paint- 1 Mr. Wooton ia a retired member ding annlverwiry Tbatr MCL ---------—, —„ are not apt to spring up in any (Continued-----------------------It *hlcl‘ »rtualy participates in seen before, but taally knows little u>wn whone people arc genuinely Michigan Agricultural College College, as it ---------------1 Ings being held In connection with ! of the Michigan conference ot— the Wccton. ot Detroit wm 1 about them. If there is not genuine interested in each other. , was then called, and began work there he eer-ed served help hl* parent* celebrate. tiie Christmas program of the Has- Methodist church, whsrr --JAT .9^'----------------------- -----------------, hospital. Lansing. Wednesday. Dec. ; Ungs Women's club, tomorrow. Pri- ! day afternoon, at the Parish house, of Commerce, or our Junior Cham­ n W. w Keiley v*n.u of rrf Lansinr r 8 Mrs Newton had not been feeling qualnted Week." then it would be ber. or both, should inv lydcal mind. He liked to investigate D«*n •— • * uXera "fcJTr eU h*d <«» lo Lansing to promises to be of special Interest. a force. Il must be genuine. matters that were aligned to him PT“‘-— ------------- *™ For the first time several pictures [ Mt. Pleasant plan foi wlth h<T <taughter Mra Maximto report upon, and hl* record Mlchig.— —---------------------------It would not only belittle, it would such a week as we hav 'jISU .! Roger*, and later suffered a stroke. painted by William Fox. well1 Judge prowcuior. j unite Carr carr an- , Hcr hluband yrrd Ncwton. dlrd in known local boy. will be shown | positively degrade, a "Get-Ac­ with a view ot having it adopted as was one of steady advancement. He I special4 prosecutor. was especially interested In me- I nounerd. with Harry W Jackson, 1933 quainted Week if it degenerated into a fixed feature of Hastings here, two of .them being the ones a aales-promotion in*tea cl of a There are hundreds of new pco- chanlcal problems, and In ma- assistant attorney general and a She was a daughter of the late to receive the first prize for two I friendship-promotion affair. —. It .. is ... pie who have Men drawn to thia chine* Through UUr. hr acquired i veteran criminal lawyer as an aide Mr. nnd Mrs. Emmanuel Peterson. consecutive years at the annual, perfectly justifiable for business city and Its immediate surround­ his fitness and qualification* for | Mr. Sigler said that it would She is survived by ner daughter, exhibit of the Kalamazoo Art Asso­ men or service companies to offer I Ings within the past four or five the Bureau of Standards, and It led , probably be another week before he one grandson, two brothers. Dan ciation. Mrs. Strong, of Nashville.! fnr for that urck week xnmA some xnerinl special Inrttu-,,Induce- years. How well do we know them? naturally to his selection as It* di- could take an active part in me Peterman, Lake Odessa, and Scott will also show some of her pictures ! went that will draw people to their 1 How well .do they know Hastings and reeling head. Ho was alwny* much grand Jury proceedings because he Peterman of HasUna*w Service* sere painted in Prance, and many other 1 in science and the sciensc ten- has two cases pending in In his hl* priv“* J T. places of business. so they may 1 its .people? Can we do more to *lntere»ted I ... . ... ’Mill fie IrnAwl. ate nrneHe* Via I are ara. scheduled fof held at the Leonard funeral home. originals will be in the exhibit. his scientific knowl- 1 ate practice Ithat have a chance to sec the new races. I make them feel tliat we ore glad ces. He applied Saturday afternoon, conducted by *“* the Rev. Don M. Our/, with burial re-1' in •- the •*— department •*——----- - ' hearing. —-*— or to greet folks whom they would ; they are here? Have we welcomed edge to hU nofi. OBSERVE THEIR as made an outstanding | jn a publlc sUlKnent Klm like to be friendly with. But them in such a friendly way and where he has in Riverside. GOLDEN WEDDING to commercialize "Get-Acquainted with such a friendly spirit us to success. । mat he wcaild do his b-*t to find Mr Briggs as a man and as a the facts, regard1 rev of who might MUSKEGON RESIDENT Week" would b- a fraud and a make them glad they live in our ’ In the Downers Grove Reporter.I frost. A ieal desire to become ac- fine city or close enough to it so scientific worker stands deservedly be Involved—and thaw here who DIES HERE Downers Grove. Ill. mention is qualnted and a sincere wish to be they feel Hastings is really their high. Barry county is proud that know Klm are convinced mat he Robert B. Slone. 59. passed away made of the celebration of the gol- ' friendly arc absolutely necessary to "home town?" Are they glad they he. otte of her sons, has won fame will do jurt that. Monday. Dec 13, at the home of dtn wedding of the Rev. nnd Mrs. I In the world of science. and tn the make a "Gel-Acquainted Week" a J live here? his ------slrter. -----Mrs — Ed --------Binball. Probably no high grade trial law- . — — -N­ J R. Wooton. well known her*. The viral factor in community life. ' Would n "Get-Acquainted Week" application cf science to the prob­ yer In the state could have been | Mich Ave Mr Stone* home- w«* Rev Wooten is a former Hastings ' Mt. Pleasant seems <0 have nude help these folks and those who are lems of farming and manufactur­ selected who was more free of polit- in Muskegon and he came to Ha.v resident, a brother of Dr. J, A. ing. leal obligations or connections. Al- I about four months ago. Hr Wooton. and Mrs Wooton Is u for­ though he was elected county pros- 1 had been in poor health far some mer Carlton resident. Rev. Wooton served as pastor of I ecutrar three times on the Demo- 1 time. Surviving are the sister and cratlc ticket and later was named I '“le R“ri. of Grand R-spids. the Methodist church in Freeport as candidate for attorney general Service* were held from m? leon- and the church at Carlton Center | by the state Democratic organize- “rd funeral home.Wcdnc*dav.i>c. from 1894 tn 1897 and was largely Uon, he was recognized locally assn *’ 2 30 o'clock, conducted by Instrumental in building the pres- I independent. He stumped me state ! the Rev. L. Winston Stcnr. with ent church edifice in Freeport He I also held the NashvlBe pastorate j for Wnikie during me last preai- burial in Riverside. (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 1J from 1930 until his retirement in ! dentlal election. As a candidate for I --------------- ---------------------heart-breaker to the Ionia Reserves IMO. Rev Wooton graduated from ‘ the Hastings High school with the as the final whistle blew that would.. by Republican organizations InM- »•••"’• I" L VI J class of 1886 have tied the /core Manker and Excerpts from the article in the I , I legan and VanBuren counttea. Thus. ■ A total of 61 Christmas package* Coleman were high point men ’f— poltt^iHy^i^ejs free of obligations . ,— ------ - .r _ ..... containing stationery and cigarettes Reoorter ant given below . Hastings. Tile Rev and Mrs J. R Wooton. 1 aad friendships which might prove have been mailed to our boys in the II**ling* TI embanwndng ’in the type*of Invesembarrassing in the type of inres- service both here and abroad A parents cf Mrs. J R. Cretcher tluwtloo he is i. now now expected tn ..* 1I tlgatlon to mn. con- । letter of thanks from Lt Alien ■ Mary Wooton>. 1028 Maple Ave.. Coleman Ill***_______ were honored guests at a reception ..I duet 'prentice received a couple week* Hili —--------------। ago. Is proof. that at least some tendered them in the parlors of Ottosen NASHVMXE I have reached their destination and the Methodist church on Sunday Thomas afternoon, Nov 28. from three ta Mrs Ruth .... Johnson and little son were well received Townsend Ice returned Saturday !I Sister ~ ’ Howard Lee Dora •Ingram, who broke Ftaster from a three weeks’ visF. with Mrs her arm some lime ago. Is gaining fiftieth anniversary cf their mar­ Johnson's porenis. Mr and Mrs. slowly. SL*ter Mamie Frame of riage and was given for them by ■ Myers their doughtier and her husband. Roy Dowell of Harris. Mb. * Bom | Woodland is slaying with her to Mr. and Mrs Merle Scott Jr. a ■ There will be several new mem­ baby boy Dec. 3rd at the Lake Odes- bers to initiate at this week s m«'.- anti conducted by members of th? I ENGLISH WALNUTS, 1 lb. 39c W.3.C.S. and other friends of the ra hospital Congratulations. * TYie I ing A good attendance is desired, annual junior class play was given | All who wish to help pick there church. The parlor and tables In1 Ayres MIXED NUTS, 1 lb. 49c In me school auditorium Dec. 3rd. chickens, b» at R«v Bv«h * nt 1 30 o. the dining room were adorned by . Van Let Loo before a good sized audience The 1 m. Friday. Everything la shaping up a profusion of flowers, golden chryPECANS, 1 lb. 45c cast was excellent in giving this , Kohloff high class comedy. * The three cirOyler cies of me WB.C8. enjoyed a pot­ PEANUTS, 1 lb. 28c Whitesides luck luncheon and Christmas pro- 1 Howley grain at me Community House Dec. POPCORN, 1 box 13c Larson 10 There were about 30 ladles pres­ Robertson ent. * The Clover Leaf.cla.vi of the Evangelical church held thetr FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Christmas party Dec. 10 In the home of Mrs. Stella Barnes ♦ Mrs. Ray Tliompson was hostess to me New Year's Named Past Chief's club last Thursday SPIES AND JONATHANS night. * Hie Nashville Garden club Day of Prayer met Dec. 14 with Mrs Clara Dalhouser for their ChrLstmas oartv. * for Nation President Roosevelt has named Mre. Clutrles Ma pci and Mr* Don BUY BONDS FOR VICTORY CLOSED SUNDAYS January' 1 as a national day of Hinderliter entertained Friday eveprayer for "strength and guidance nlntr with a benefit bridge party for the Pythian Sisters at the home ' — i fare and for the responsibilities of of Mrs Hinderliter. * .The entire Memodist Sunday school. assU'ed > increasing victory." by me church choir will give a '■ ’ 0 BOTH PLEADED GUILTY Christmas program Thursday eve­ Dec 23. * Captain Merwyn v' William Moored. 18. of Caledonia. ning V and James Glass. 17. of Middleville, Plumlev Ls expected to arrive In ☆ ☆ ☆ ■ One-holf milo cast, one-half mile north. X were brought before Judge McDon- tyishville today (Mondavi. It Is 2H a aid Saturday. Both pleaded guilty years since Captain Merwyn left v of the charge of "breaking and en­ his home to enter me service of his mile east of Hickory Corners. v terlng In the night time.” Their coun’xy and from reports of hl* ' plea was accepted by the judge. “unit" during that time he has seen who remanded them to the cus­ plenty of action. * Pvt. Sam Var­ tody of the sheriff without ball, ney,-wife and babv. who were called here by the death, of his brother, awaiting sentence. Voile, returned last week to Mon­ roe, WJs., Pvt Varney la In the Not 80 Cheap veterinary service of the army. ★ Unlike other stringed instru­ Mr. and Mrs. George Sheffted of ments. new hari>s are better than Waqtlngs i were vidtoes Sunday in the Calvin Plumley home ♦ Mr. old ones and fine ones are apt lo and Mn. Richard Bogart of Has­ cost as much as *3.000 tings ■Wbbe weekend guests of Mr. ahd Mra Harold Hras. "GET-ACQUAINTED1 such an effort WEEK SPONSORED ■■ucx.wwuuy. WYsaSuHy. l* successful. It cannot fall to bring SIGLER NAMED TO . » rv a ww anitra Tsss’ssffi’tss:; AID STATE. GRAND “‘"jury qiii? • BORN AND GREW UP IN ASSYRIA TWP. saxoncagerF BEAT IONIA 36-30 V F W NEWS MGL FOR SALE APPLES C.Thomas Stores, Inc CARL BOYES ☆ ☆ ☆ CHRISTMAS JOY Christmas Shoppers! :■ s FLORAL CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE YOU'LL WANT AT SAVINGS YOU'LL APPRECIATE I COMB & $4 95O | BRUSH Sets $3 to I C | PERFUMES 25c to ----------- $700 FANCY SOAPS. 50c to BATH TOILET SETS, 59c to., COLOGNES 59c to $4 00 BABY TAKE Apart Dolls _i TOBACCO 1 & ’/j lb*. 45c— to PINE OIL Both_____ ______ CHEN YU Nail Sets $1.00 PERFUME Bottles, 25c— t BUBBLE Bath. 25c— $400 WHAT-NOT Pottery KITCHEN VEGETABLES FRUIT Plaques *1” 59' SJ50 spo SgZS j ^.zoleas, Begonias, t; 1 Cherries, Violets $ and Cyclamen. Roses, Carnotions, Narcissus 'Mums, 39' CORNING Tumblers Set 6 SACHETS 10c to------- -------- METAL VANITY $5°o BABY Thermome­ S< 50 ter Plaques BABY Plaques, 35c— 59‘ T5 29' S5°0 MEN’S Military $700 Sets, $1.25 —— Beautiful Poinsettias, the Christmas flower. Sjoo BABY Comb a s< so Brush Sets, 75c— I Monogram Playing Cards, $1.25 — I BABY TOYS 25c— * " S400 SHAVING SETS79c GIFTS MUSICAL Powder Boxes $^00 $3°° S S750 FOLDING Cribbage Boards MONOGRAM Stationery, 59c to I nations bouquets, SjOO MUSICAL $-»00 Cigarette BoxesI $350 POKER CHIPS Snapdragons, Combi­ Christmas Centerpieces’ Oregon Holly, Orchids, Gardenias and CarSdges. liveries so please order Stebbins & Jacobs HASTINGS PHONE 2131 GRAY HAIR? It will be necessary for early. Telephone 2530. REXALL STORE Figures just compiled by Miriam Eads. MSC nutrition specialist, show that 1581 families reported canning 106,737 quarts of vegeta­ ble*. 190.209 quarts of fruit. 82.919 quarts of tomatoes and tomato lulee. With an average ot 3.5 mem­ bers In these families, this pro­ vides 353 quarts of fruit. 19.7 quarts vegetables and IS quarts to­ matoes. An adequate canning bud­ get to give good meals rich in needed mineral vitamins and other nutrients suggests about 50 quarts of fruit. 30 quarts vegetables and 35 quaris_pf tomatoes for each adult. The amount stored and eaten fiesh must be counted in too. says Mia* Eads, who points out that these records were compiled before full amounts to be stored were in cellars or pits Families have un average of 3 bushels of vegetables and nearly a bushel of fruit for eacji person In the family. Since potatoes. 1U to 4 bushels for each person, are not Included in the amount, the quantity stored is close to the 100 pounds recommended Three 1581 homemakers report lust 5197 quarts of fruit and vegetables us to curtail our de- COURTESY IS NOT RATIONED AT "Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown All" RURAL PANTRIES '..IM I> rpB Wl.NTl.R At least 48.2tX),OOG quart Jars of food form shiny rows on storeroom shelves ,tn 200.000 suburban and farm homes of Michigan, according to a cotaservaUve eatlmate of the trork of foresighted families in bridging the winter food season of CLYDE WILCOX Florist out 13-10 I <CCMP4P4P<MP<WWP<V Ihouianch Use GRAYVITA Stebbins & Jacobs REXALL STORE “Courteey and Friendly Service �THE HASTING 8 BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER IB. 1M3 PAGI FOUR Peapl* 'kJlta Know tylne tyaadi Satf, "GIVE ME A&P BAKED GOODS EVERY TIME Mahuel CuMcked EDITORIALS you now sec playing tn their yards or sleeping contentedly in their own ^o*mb SHOP NOW for another World conflict twenty- BREAD UDONUTS DOZ ■ K C CART. ■ J Although the conference at Te­ heran was less definite in regard to the fate of Germany than the Cairo conference was tn regard to Japan, several important pointe were ap­ parently settled to ths mutual satisfaction of the three nations represented. DATED DAILY Stalin now seems satisfied with the w'ar effort to date of England and America and no longer sus­ pects that an Invasion from the west fa being delayed merely to further weaken Russia. This fact is evident, not only from Sta­ lin's own remarks, but also from the editorials and comments in Soviet newspapers which are close­ ly geared to the Kremlin. GOLDEN CAKE AND CARAMEL ICING—CARAMEL GOLD BAR CAKE caRO®0.^ EA. MARVIL COMtIHATION ••t*0 O(AN6I - FIHIAMLE COFFEE CAKE u. 17c WALNUT WHEAT & WHITE 3'Sr 29c ■ JANI PAIKCa FUDGE LAYER CAKE u. 38c 2 & 29: COOKIES A, B, C GREEN STAMPS EXPIRE MONDAY NIGHT, 0^,20 > flout 1 /?•; etm Qieett SlasKfid 2>, £, /-IId a Valid 74/3 — = THE GREAT A-iANflC i PACIFIC TEA COMPANY Wee/z Apparently there was mutual agreement on a plan and date for an assault on Hitters European I • fortress” from one or more points । in the west. TOMATO PUREE IONA NCAn7C BABY FOODS 3c.«21c TOMATOES SEAVIEW "can 11c 9-8 COCKTAIL 'S 15c TOMATOES SULTANA •&! 12c LARGIN'S VcC-ALL itSs 12c TOMATOES IONA “V^isc TOMATO SOUP 9: NO/JCT L&K ASPARAGUS “a.1, 23c-ASPARAGUS THANK YOU CAN Ar.L scon it'/j-oz. n_ - - - - - - - - - - - /C DICED CARROTS co. glass 7L raspberries s. GREEN BEANS 14c BOYSENBERRIES 29: I SUGAR STAMP NO. 2? I |NOW VALID—6 LBS. EACH! = =i PORTERHOUSE question which must remain un­ answered, and fa of no Immediate practical importance, anyway. A map will disclose the reason why. All possible Siberian bosns for aerial attack against Japan are highly vulnerable and could not be held unless Russia made a redistri­ bution cf forces which would re­ sult in u weakening of her effort agrlnst Hitler in the west Neith­ er Russia nor any of the other United Nations would want this. 'Household ROUND STEAK GRAPEFRUIT LB. A nice compliment to American production wit' paid by Stalin when, tn making a toast at a din­ ner party he said: "Without Amer­ ican machines, the United Nations never could have won the war.” That is an LndlcaUon of the extent to which official’ Russian evalua­ tion of our War effort has been re­ vised upward. Heavy pile lined wifh pile collar Outside is govern­ ment marine cloth. Weather proofed. A very warm coat. 1250 BOYS SHEEP LINED COATS Full lined detached hood. Made from glossy chino cloth. It’s a real winter coot for the young man. 1485 29' 26' BEST CUTS—CHUCK BEEF ROAST TRIMMED LB. FRESH CHOPPED PORK ROAST CHOICE—LEAN—CENTER CUTS SUGAR CURED —SHANK HALF SMOKED HAM LGE. BCH. LGE. ECHS. LBS. LARGE—SWEET—SPANISH { Thus, the presentation of the Sword of Stalingrad was something more than a pretty ceremony. It may well be that it signifies the new spirit of understanding which exists between these three power­ ful nations in their pursuit of a common objective—the wttoblfahment of a stable world peace. 21' SULTANA PEAHUT BUTTER LB. LG. About the only cheering thing for Hitler in this conference wiui the clumiy manner In which the news was handled. LB. 13' TANGERINES URGE SIZE SULTANA MUSTARD 2 a 15' DOZ. Enjoy Finer, Fresher Flavor . ’Ac?S\ «««><• Eight O Clock Coffc« — AcncAta's favorite—ii » Mend of finest Brazilian coffee... not only ;h»t. but it evo-.n to you in the freshly roasted bean. When yqu buy, it's Custom Ground exactly right for J| tour coffee maker. You get finer, fresher flavor! Buy Eight 0 Clock in the big economy J-pound bag. WL 3 QUANTTTIB PRICES SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES NORTHERN HOT CEREAL D.FLISH-DILL TISSUE MELLO-WHEAT 4»ou519* PICKLES feJ4L> RED CIRCLE pt. 2r 59' 2-47c • BOKAR JACK RABBIT 4. PEA BEANS 5&4r D SWEATERS Make warm friends We have pure virgin wool sweaters. Button fronts, zipper and pull Overs. 375 to 650 Many novelties for men and boys 198 to 500 COOPER HOSIERY Make fine gifts. Wools, silk mixtures, rayons, lisles. Regular length and short*. 25c to 75c In view of the fact that freedom CRISP—SOLID—41 SIZE , TWO BROWN POINTS AND 4c PER FOUND FOR WASTE K'TCHEN FATS 59' 28' 39' | It fa difficult to conceive of such J a presentation being made under ; any circumstances if Chamberlain or other champions of the Cllvedon Set < the English equivalent of our own "America Firsters") had been 1 in office The Clivedon Crowd re­ garded Russia (and America too) ri a rough and ready roustabout— a fellow you could um and tolerate but quite unworthy of acteptance u an associate and collaborator ‘and. it must be admitted that until recently, most of us in this country held much the same opinion of । RuMiai. 17-OZ. JAR ■33' OYSTERS sou° pack SHRIMP REDFISH FILLETS Another incident of acme signifi­ cance was the presentation to Mar­ shal Stalin by Prime Minister Churchill in behalf of King George VI of a sword forged in Sheffield in j memory of the "steel-hearted city । of Stalingrad." fresh—Michigan FLORIDA—"EASY TO PEEL" LB. BtAHS sultana-?*) kidney FRESH—TENDER FANCY-DELICIOUS 25' 27' GROUND BEEF RIB OR LOIN END pAot BRUSSEL SPROUTS 25 BROCCOLI CELERY APPLES ONIOHS ~ HEAD LETTUCE - 100 I /Sk Bi FRESH—TENDER Hundreds of patterns to choose from Plain, dots, stripes, fancies. Hand tailored by Wembley and Cocooncraft. 5555555555555555555555555555R555555555555555555 SIZE 64.. 5 FOR 29c CASE Of AHY SIZE .. S3.49 RIB ROAST PORK CHOPS 6 ™ 29“ v SIZE 80 7-INCH CUT—PRIME SIRLOIN STEAK mH? GET ALL THREE IN A4P PRODUCE DEPTS. DELICIOUS—TEXAS—SEEDLESS • 39“ FANCY—LARGE WEATHER PROOF MACKINAW'S FOR MEN Wlwther or not Russia will Join WE HAVE 8948530200534801000200010101020002010002000101000200230202000102010201235300022300022353025348534823001001020010 —Quality—Value 332^0028 —evaporate STEAK CHOICE CUTS—SWISS OR Natl Germany is still considered the No. 1 enemy to be beaten before the full force of Anglo-American I»wer is transferred lo the Pacific WH.'ia *bot. Z4C STEAK SAUCE AMMONIA . 9c r;e.»--^ CORN FLAKES 2 oSs kc FAMILY FLOUR 99c TOli^SiJAF^ ?. 13C PANCAKE FLOUR 5£J4c so.'p pokt ». J£2’c SLUE SALTIRES BONNET X -2 Al 3k DST cleaner A-PEX-I GAL. 52C 18c | PABST-ETT CHEESE KEYKO MARGARINE ■ LB. 23c creamery | BUTTER 44c FRESH SUNNYFiELD 2 34c LARD FUP.E f TREET 'S 35c ARMOURS £, M, N, P Bnatu/t Sl'.ntpi Ale All Idslid *1kU I'Jeek. FULLY TMMMcD Unrationed Brown Stamps In spite of shortoge of merchandise we are showing a very complete assortment of fine gifts for men and boys. On the other hand, suspicion I longer persists in England nnd America that Russia will conclude n separate peace with the Nazis and Uius allow Hitler to concentrate all of his remaining power in the west. '< NO. 2 11CAN IIC NO. 2 1 0WHOLE I CAN IwL KERNEL NO. 2 11E CAN 5 IL NO. 2 19CAN I AI­ NO. 2 1 r FANCY 1 CAN IJL IO'/j-OZ. 7To" ’ CAN 24-OZ. 11na CAN I « C IONA PEAS ASP CORN IONA C0RNc.<&' SULTANA PEAS ' A&P PEAS I TOMATO SOUP 1 TOMATO JUICE 10 1 Gifts Men Appreciate 3 75c WALDORF TISSUE doms" for which the United Na­ tions are supposed to be fighting. I» i. .u------ WM totally unrepresented at - — .. conference of this importance. Neither Elmer DSvis. heid of the U. S Office of War Information or his English or Russian equivalents were present I —although almost every othar branch of officialdom was repre-11 sented. . I | j It is not as though the Allied 1 press cannot be trusted—Oen. Eisen­ hower took correspondents com-1 pletely into hfa confidence before i the Invasion of Sicily and it was । one of the best-kept secrets of the . war—The German and Italian de- 1 fenders were caught completely I "flat-footed." ', Certainly moat of the propagan- 1 gia value of the Teheran confer- . encc was lost by amateurish news'1 handling. The atiff-necked. bull- | headed Allied silence gave Hitler's . well-oiled propaganda machine a i1 head start of about three days— | and It certainly "went lo town." As 1, a matter of fact, people of the 1 United Nations first learned of the | conference via German short-wave । radio. Nations in the Nazi Euro­ pean orbit were well filled with a I elevpr. highly-co'.ortd German ver­ sion days before the official Allied which amounted to a rather tame anU-dlmax. Elmer Davis, who deserves credit for slicking with hfa Job as head of the OWl tn face of official an* tagonlsm and lack of proper au­ thority. fa a shrewd, capable, level­ headed newsman who could have supplied the conferees with some b idly needed advice on matters per­ turning to nows, publcily and pro- 1 paganda. However, despite any and all pro­ paganda. it now seems evident tiial Hitler's attempt to spltt*-England. Russia and America lias failed and with this falitire goes his last hope GIVE HIM A PORTIS HAT The finest investment in a fine hat for that man of yours. 395 to goo GIFTS FOR WOMEN LEATHER JACKETS ..11.50- 12.75 BLANKET ROBES ........................4.98 Visit out Boys Department Here you will find the gifts he will appreciate. Heavy Jackets Wool and Cord-caps Heavy Shirts Hosiery Hooded Pull Overs Sweaters Sport Coats Button & Slip Overs Gift Neckwear Visit this Christmas store. There ore dozens of gifts not listed in this ad. We probably have just the right gift for HIM. Waters Clothes Shop Gifu Men Appreciate �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, IMS Goodwin Youth Fellowship will Sabbath School 0 30 AM meet Bunday evening. Place I" *“ Wdrihip Hour: 11:00 AM. Announced et Sunday School Nature Hike; 2:45 PM. Vespers 4:30 PM FIRST CHURCH OF Sunday evening 7:30 PM. LayCHRIST. SCIENTIST Evangelism class Wednesday evening 7:4S PM. Corner Church and Center Street* ' "" Subject, “Is the Universe. Includ­ Prater Meeting Mrs Clarence Workman iTjurned Thursday evening at the Church; ing Man, Evolved by Atomic i to her duileajat the Eston Mfg. Co . Force?" Battle creek. Monday after a Bunday service 11 a.m. week’s iUneas at her home here. | BALTIMORE CIRCUIT Sunday *c!xx>l 9:30 am. I The Ninth Annual Meeting of the Wednesday evening service al f*astcr. Rev. Lyle E. Oim I Stockholder* ot the Chariot te Pro­ 7:45 D-m. ll.kltlmore Church credit Assoettlten will be Reading room tn church edifice Morning worship service 10:00 A. ' duetion held at the Grange Hal) in the City epen Wednesday and Saturday 1 of Ciiartotte.' Michigan, on Dec I Sunday rchno! 11:00 A M 11. 1943, commencing at 11:30 AM Prayer Service Tuesday evening The membership consist* of fir­ FIRST METHODI 8T CHURCH I 8 00 PM ‘ mer* tn Barry, Eaton and Ingham The ChrtsUna* Service of Wor- McCallum Church ship will be held at 10:00 o'clock Morning worship service 11:30 A- Oountlea. i Five Hastings rtudent* at West­ next Supday morning. There will *<■ ern Michigan college arc members be a procuwional of four choir*. Bunday rchool 10:30 AM. special Chrutma* music by each of We cordially welcome the attend- ol campus musical organlxatlom the oisoirs, and a brief ChrisUna* ance of thia community to these which will participate Ln the ninth annual Southwest-rn Michigan M salah Festival which will be preA Christmas Pagear.:, "Angels cf--------------- • scnled by a mtiasrd choir cf more ^hrteunaa." will be presented at the PILGRIM HOLINESS than 500 voices Friday evening Dec. oiuiday School hour, 11:20. next I TABERNACLE Sunday under Hie direction of Mrs I, Sunday School 10 AM conducted 17. in Kalamxaoo Central Hlxh School auditorium. They are: MaTom Ogden The pageant wiU be ( bv Franet* Coleman belle A Hauer. Maurine Gloria given in the Junior Department Preaching Service at 11 A M Ruom with all Departments pafdc- I Rev. Mr*. Manker will continue C'.um. Barbara Shannon. Imogene, ipatlng. The ChrisUniu Offering , to speak on the subject of "Matur- Cooley and Ruth Bronscn Henry Mulder, who ha* been with wlll be used for the work of our ity". Eph 1:15-18. Methodist Children's Home In De- : Y P S. at 7 PM. the Ironside Monument Work* for troll nnd for the needy children of Preaching again at 7:45. a number of year*. I* now a uatlcnt the world through our World Scrv- ! our Christmas program span­ at the Ingham County Sanitarium loe Agcncua. ‘ sored by the 8 8. will be given in Lansing j Thursday night Dec. 23. Palmer Osborn, .son of Mr. and CHURCH SCHOOL TO Thursday evening prayer service Mn Wallace Osborn, who was re­ PRESENT PROGRAM ( will be nt Sam Shriver's, on Madl- cently graduated from Harvard University wa* initiated into the Ail department* of the church M,n Su ' national honorary scholastic fraterrchool will participate in Uus “ --------| nlty. Phi BeUt Krppa. at Cam­ Christmas program and pugi'ant HASTINGS METHODIST bridge. Mass . last week. In view of presented by the Sunday rcluxvl CIRCUIT I the fact that Palmer attended Har­ ot the First Me'.hodUt church next Bessie H Rullson. Pastor Sunday. Dec 19. at ll:30.8bngs by Residence. 519 E Green St. vard on a scholanhlp and never the Bxglnners. Primary, and JunPreaching services at Martin and had leas than three Job* at one tune lor De|Mruhent*. readings by Mrs Quimby at 10 and 11:30. Christmas during any ot his college year*, this honor reflects the exceptional Sybil Warner, and a YuleUde pa- 1 service. Special music at Quimby, gcant. "Angels of Christmas' will Sunday school al Goodwill and ability and creditable work shown be included. Parte will be taken by Hendershot The Hendershot txhool by Palmer during his academic ■the following p.-oplc; GeruldOie । will have a Christmas program al years. Quite a little excitement out on Brown. Helen Walidorff. Elaine 'be Sunday School hour Van Hom. Julianne Cooper. Mary । The Sunday School exerctMw In N Broadway Monday night when Rinehart, Dolores Van Houten, cooperation with the local schools a Civilian /Winter Pilot wu* forced Mary Louise Steinke. Liunnc Seo- schools will be held the following to land on Mrs Alma Finglcton’a n>.. OortriRht. — Quimby-Tuesday; Good- farm, around 10:30 pm, due to bey. Locke Poetcr. n Billy evenings. Quimby r-.!! —Wednesday; Martin—Thurs­ engine trouble. Fortunately it was Nancy Janes, Robert Seay. Elim- will moonhAt so he picked a safe landbeth Cortrlght. Betty Hummel. day. Myrna Knolls. Martha Wedel. Dorotliea Van Horn, Palsy Wedel. Ann • McDonald. Evelyn Gwinn. Rev ‘ s« .-4n,|- F<n', Th" produc­ tion is under the direction of Mr*. CHURCHES LOCAL NEWS 4 । , ' WHttl rtVIW Iim COST L1SS1 LEGION NEWS The Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legton Homo for a Christmas party tordght. IM. 16. A change tn plans. due to circumstance* uniorseen. had lo be made. Bring a , twenty-five cent gift for exchange The Jr. Aux. ha* elected their cffleers as follows: pres. Ilcne Rogers; Vice Pres. Joyce Harring­ ton; Sec. Darts Lockwood: Treas lorrame Schantz; Chap., Man Usckwood. Any girl under eighteen whose father 1* a Legionnaire is eligible to the Jr. group. Their meetings are Wednesday evenings at the Legion home Shcotlng Whales From Acto ' According to Penal Code 8260. Cal­ ifornia Stole Vehicle Act. Chapter 18. Par 180. It ix axumst the law in California tj shoot a whale from an automobile Wanted! Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing CHOOSE FROM WARDS GRAND SELECTION, by ringing buxxing he*d noi*** du* to hard­ ened or eoaguteted wax (cerumen). try U>* (Kirin* Home Method U*t that ao many *ay MODESTLY PRICED ® Oooso-boy or giri figure*; m A>k about Ourin* Ear Drop* today at Stebbins & Jacobs C Violin-Shape Glass Hower Welder. "The Retail Store" ® Pottery Bowl A Goose..r..“i r.J I Hastings Phone 2131 ® Picture Frame.......... .'.nr,nr.r.I ® Bor Set, complete with glatsoa...; © FrvH Pictures, pair..., ® Book Ends, book style..r. r. r. I <2> Running Comical Deg... ast minute ANNOUNCEMENTS S. Conger Hitlhawuy. pastor Sunday mornthg warship at 10;30 December 10 Th- Pastor will tell about “A Christmas Hymn" and will prrach a Christmas wnwm an the theme, "Anachronistic Inierviews." Sunday school al 11:45. Robert McGIcritlin. 8upt Boy Scout* meet Monday night. E. L Taylor. Scoutmaster. I I I I I Pennock hospital with a broken '■ U improving ana 1* al home now. ..u-. and Mr*. Nial Caatelcln an­ nounce the birth ot a 84 pound daughter. Pc«gte Sue at Pennock TxwpRaL-iDecJTthMrs Leon Doster Is a patient at Leiia Pot.'- hospital in Bittle Creek. (D Rack with Tumblers, complete...; den. w th Mrs Meryl Neeb as aecorr.psnUt and Mrs Harvey Burges* nnd Mrs. Carolina Gam-ri incharg cf co tumes. Th-- public I* cordial! invited to attend I I ' | I I I | I I I I ln«. The pilot was tram Greenville and '■* took ‘—*• his plane out the *“ fol *­ lowing day. Barn J Wellman, wiio long served the Banner a* cot respond­ ent from stony Point until health failed, died Wednesday, Dre 8. Mr. Wellman was a man of keen InteUlgene* and we always enjoyed cont*cte with ­ him. He w** a g ——- grad UBle uate & of Hasting* high school, -ebeoi. <class of* --1888. and seldom absent from Ute Alumni reunions. The Miller Farm* Corp, are now owner* of the Eancoert block by a deal recently completed threugh Uic Boyes Agency. . Harry Scoocy has sold hte home 120 W Bend to Mr. w.d Mrs Fred Meyer* Simon Ettcrbeck has purchasid of Harry Johnson the residence on W. Walnut St, which dates back to poneer days In Hastings, one of the two home* of southern Co­ lonial type that originally faced . Green Bl, and wa» built by Wm Harford. the- other I...,..-.-. -------------being— tom --------down several years ago. It I* Mr. Etter----------- —----- -—•— *• Tile deal was completed by the Boyes Agency, other sales they re­ port are Ute houv on 8 Broadway owned bv Mrs Marie Barry to Mrs Sum Bidclmui:. th - latter ha* sold her 40-a. farm In Rutland Twp.. to Lron Hughes who has sold his heme on E Railroad St near the old wool boot fac*ory. to Emcat Tobey The Dick Foreman farm in Rutland, owned by Walter Rock­ hill. has been purchased by Elben A? he of Detroit. Whnfs nicer for a Chrtr.’nw gift to lost the yrnr round thin the Hasting* Banner? Mr. and Ms. Rcbert Connelly who formerly lived at KZl E. Thorn have recently moved to Les Angeles Mrs. Archie ReicEotd and MI’S Grace Reickord have taken the hou-c recently vacated by the May­ nard Mcynahans on 8. Dibble nnd w-il) take occupancy the first of Ute year. Mrs Ernest Kenyon and MU* Jean Kenyon are in Lensing -where Jean U undergoing Treatments for a severe eye infection at st. Lawrence hospital. They will remain until after Chri.’tmn* Mrs. Frank Becker who was In ® TaM Jug, fruH decoration. ifts O Tobey Jug Waihablo Knit Jack* for the Home ST. HOSE CHURCH A meeting of the Board cf Directors of St Rose Altar. *oclr!y was held Monday evening al the home of Mrs W. G. DavLs to dLscuss recommendations to be mad? at, Hie general meeting in December. On Tuesday evening the St Rose Study club Li luivlng a potluck din­ ner and their annual Christmas party nt the home of Mrs. Ciaj'^in Brands tetter. Tumblers 1^-18. DELUXE 98c FRUIT CAKE Prevent dripping, marring of fur­ niture! Rl ony she drinking glau. 1.49 2-Cen Plastic Ristlite AT WARDS FAMOUS LOW PRICES In gaily decorated box! Made from finest ingredients . I * rids batter, cherries, raisins, orange* 89c Straps to wrist ; ; ; leaves both hands free. Stands ot ony angle! (Batteries are included!) AXMINSTER J bEVENTII-DAY ADVENT18T (Hl RCH Comer of East and Bond Streets RELAX IN THIS Mb. EMux, Fnrft Cak, . .14* 9x12 RUGS PLATFORM ROCKER Mixing Bowl Set 37-50 38-95 * &/rr* SUPPttS 1.95 U9 1.25 1.59 ;.2j*9 ..2J9 IJ9 1.75 L9B 1.19 I.7S 1.39. Lots of room, comfort... smooth, ful patterns of these style-rigH rettful rocking action! A gift Dad Axminstenl Clear distinctive de­ will enjoy. Deep filled with resili­ sign in striking colors. And th* ent fiber and cotton. Covered deep resilient pile is soft and with good looking cotton tapes­ springy under foot. try. A really good buyl 4-PIECE PYREX 95 Perk up your floors with the color­ Handy dishes to bake, mix, ond store ini Rolled rims insure safer pouring) Easy to wash! 2.45 8-Cup Drip­ Typo Glass Coffee Maker All New Patterns this Week! Soft Kid Leather Plush Collar 1 and IM-qt. saucapans, 7* skillet and snap-on handle that |69 fits all 3 dishes. Abo convenient for serving-on tablal Mode •<*' durable Fyr.x brand ports. Wide mouth, plastic hondUI Cloth Nl*r lndud*dl ☆ ’ Starred on her wish list" ☆ $269 CHINTZ-COVERED MULTI-POSITION BOUDOIR CHAIR FULL PANEL CRIB Blue, /d*^30%D*wel Wine, 1195 24-95 Black Comfortable Men's Kid Leather Opera Slippers A choir that will give a cheery Adjust spring to "bassinet" height “lift" lo your bedroom! Covered or normal bed height or in be­ in fresh-colored chintz. Full pleat­ tween. ed valance goes clear to the toe-touch action. Full panel pro­ fioorl And it's a roomy choir tection from drafts^ Maple or Both sides waxed birch finish. drop with Nvtod-Rim Pio Plato, Silex "2-cuppor Coffee Maker 98c ■ FIRE-KINO OVEN- WARM Ml MATS Drip type. Brew 1 or 2 cups, at needed. Enjoy more taite. Dehydrated Herbs In Glass Jan Big value! waral Suitable for table wo and $l Deep Loaf Dish Utility Baking DHh.... Round Cov'd Casserole Mbit, Tarragon, Rotamary, Mar­ joram & Thyme herbtl Airtight coniainersl Recipet indu d*di For Leisure Houri A Kitchan Seasoning $249 Red *1 BUck Brown Coniaim kitchen herb prepare- Ing. Recip*i included I You II find all the popular itylci here if you buy Now! PAINT KIT FOR BOYS WALT DISNIY CHARACTER EASY-TO-MAXi FANCY AND GIRLS ... 57C WALL PLAKS . . . ea. 25« PAPER HAT5 .. . Hows of funl Indudes paints, brush, crayons, Pencil j, pictures ia hinged fiber board case. Only ot Words for lets than 50d Fun to make! And easy... fust color, mount, hangl Youngsters love ’eml Fun for little girls! Just cut out... follow simple directions and you get 5 gay paper party hold 25c "Reel" ARMY HELMETS FOR BOYS, GIRLS 98« HrOt. Pyrex Casserele At Wards onlyl Same kind of shock and dadsl Weigh leu than 10 oil ★ Um your credit to buy anything carried in our store stocks or pictured in our catalogs Wil Montgomery Ward 109 STONEWARE INDIVIDUAL COVniD RBHII4MA CA55IROLKS DISHIS » Use complete for baked didws or plated frame for tenringl piet, walloped diiheil ★ Any purchase lotaRng 110 wW open a monthly payment occoui.. . ontgomery M ,35< �aasa THF HASTINGS B VNNFR, THURSDAY, DrCTMBFR 16, Illi The Home Ee. club gltls are Methodist church. Miss Beside Ruli----------------------.— — pastor, -------- officiating. Mr. Aeiick. to send--------scrapbooks, dolls son. Ing guide in the War Bond fund planning and stuffed toys to: "Mary Free a neighbor gave the opening prayer. which bond will be sent to the por- Bed Guild Convalescent Home and ».n------------•— Orthopedic Center.” at Grand Rsp- on the old family burying ground. Mr Wellman wa^ a member of Mr. and Mrs Frank Hynees were in tire foreign missionary work of j The freshmen girls are working the Martin Comers church which guests of Mr and Mrs. John Mish- the general church. on food preparation, the sophomore* his father and mother helped to er of Grand Rapids Sunday, the I Kiris are progressing nicely toward} build. Pall bearers were Edwin Deakin. Ernest Hunter. LeRoy Combs. occasion being the wedding anni-1 High school chorus has been i the completion of their blouses. Orr Fuller. Thomas Harris, und and KTr,. t j-vi practising .. on a Christmas cantata, ! dresses, and other garments. Claud Wlule. Hynes and Mr. and Mrs. Jolui ; ft will be given in the High school Those from out-of-town who at­ Miahler, both of Grand Rapids. * I auditorium on ‘TYie«<lr*y evening, tended the funeral were LeRoy Mis. Arlie Spindler, teacher Mrs. Ida Palmailcr of Hiurtings < nw>” “l 8 octock- Pr‘«ram ^1Combs. Mr. Forrest and Miss Myr­ lows: We have been first In school tle Mead. Kalamazoo. Thomas Har­ Spent several days last week, with 1 Invocation; ztumps the lost three weeks. This ns. Clatul White and II. J Wagon­ pE J1^ ChS^^d'kudTmre" week our stamp sale was 810 85 und er and families of Olivet. Mr und r^ny‘MeC^lw« a^dlimM^ miest i I™ Lords Prayer "—Director cne 825 bond. Mrs. Mattison and sen Cleo and E. n1 mJ mT iRS ' G&ion WUliams and Chorus. Joan Begerow and Manin Clastic H,™ KS, e>%!L . SJTK' 4 '' P “*d* of 01 the were champions in u ciphering con­ L. Hunter of Lansing and Mr. and "Jingle Bells ' “ and Parade Mrs F D Bennett cf Jackson. Wooden Soldiers ” Second Grade test Friday afternoon. Patrick WMA. met last Thursday Rhythm Band. So for Arlen Heise is leading in at the home of Mrs Cecil Curtis "Tidings of Joy"—A Christmas the T.B. stomp sale, having sold A fine dinner and program were Cantata —Chorus. 180. Warnie Demond and Francis enjoyed by members and vUitora. Two from Sunfield "Silent Night. Holy Night” Townsend are tied for second place The Thank Offering of $83 35 was ; Chorus Woodland's basketball squad and Audience. with 90 apiece. swept both games with Sunfield We welcome all bo tflds program. PERMANENT WAVE-59r here Friday night. Mbs Ethel Whitmer Passes The first team won their second Home Economics Miss Ethel WhRmer, 58. passed game of the season by a 45-22 1 The Advancer Home Ec. girls are count. Tlu* starting lineup consisted ‘ working like mod getting the hot Mrs. Eldon Farrell. Friday evening, cf: Boni. Henney. Krebs. McMillen, 1 lunches prepared. They are uppre- December 10. after a long lllnes.' und Harper. The game started i elating tne experience and enjoying Sendees were held at 12:30 Satur­ slowly with Woodland leading 6-5 | the work—that is, all but the dish day at the Farrell home, conducted at the quarter. In tile second period But even that chore Is being by the Rev. Arthur Dodge, pastor ci Woodland pulled away somewhat STEBBINS & JACOBS ।। es. done with a smile now. The menu and halftime udvan advantage a "11 enjoyed “:■ nairume THE REXALL STORE 1 for the following week is: Monday, ehiEih at cf' ,6 Tne lasl " -H Tiie last ,la!f half fe#1! featured Pharmacist 1 I goulash: Tuesday. salad: Wednes­ tne Brethren cnurch al Beaverton u,tne excellent 'iiootinv an<i HASTINGS PHONE 2131 day. Potato soup: Thursday, cocoa WOODLAND and Jello. cileryHi Wbyt^lsSoGood For Relieving Miseries of Childrens Colds More than two generations ago—in and keeps on working for hours—to grandmot tier's day—mothers first dis­ case coughing spasms, help clear con­ covered Vicks VapoRub. Today it is gestion in cold-v logged upper breath­ the mast widely used Ixrme-remcdy for . ing passages, relieve muscular soreness relieving miseries of children's colds. or tightness. lt promotes restful sleep. And here is the reason,... Often most of the misery of the cold is gone by morningl That's why The moment you nib VapoRub on VapoRub is so good to use when colds the throat, dust and back at bedtime strike. Try ill mer was a teacher in the schools of Belding. Midland and Beaverton for many years. Surviving are her father. J. S. Whitmer. Beaverton, two brothers, Edgar and John, both of Midland and one slater, Mrs. Martha Farrell of Woodland. Barry Pioneer Passes Barr, Wellman. 73. son of Oliver P. nnd Jolie Ann Wellnum. passed t away at his farm home in CastleI ton. Wednesday. Dec. 8. after a long illness, wnunaa wm> illness. air. Mr. Wellman was oom bom March 25. 1870. on the farm adjoining to the north, and has lived on tlu* farm on wluch he died since the age of eight. He was married May 17. 1899 to Miss Nettie B.Grctm who survives him. He Ls also stuvived by om_* daughter, their only child. Mrs. Ruth Keyea of Jackson Mr, Wellman was it graduate- of Hastings High school cLus of 1888. Services were held at the house at 1 PM. Saturday. Dec. 11. and at 1:30 at the Martin Comers , many fouls. Harper was ejected, via ARG AN I TATI the personal foul route. Ute tn the I I IVHJ fourth quarter. McMillen, erstwhile I Townsend Club No. 1 will have a forward, led Woodland scorers with pot luck lunch at their hall next 14 pumu whde playing his usual' Tuesday evening. Dec. 21 at. 6:30 good punt. Schantz led the victors o'clock". Members un* asked to with 19 points. Woodland Is looking । please bring table service, sand­ forward to Uie return engagement wiches and a dish of food. The busivllle Friday night. 1 with election of officers and a short i program and music. All members CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS land their friends are welcome. South Woodland Church Of the Brethren : Women of the Moose will celcL. Dodge. Pastor 1 brute birthdays of Mlsa Marie Frafe . Worship and sermon and Mrs. Claudia Ullery Friday. 10:00 “'JC Sunday school 1 ucc. Dec, 11. 17. roi Pot iu» luck supper o.au. 6:30. ixa>Los\£Sn.lt‘u\nr?unai.‘ C!H?aS“.E*e I’Ing 1,,K side «“,e in b’ attendance Attendance contest enJn1 Hillside Village", Village . will be given termini winners at supper. Each in the church. Thursday. Dec. 23 | one on side to bring two' at 8 pm. Everyone Is cordially In- amirs lur laut* und 6«&'h member viled. ! bring sandwiches and service, Re-| ‘ member two birthday gifts. Zion Lutheran Church Paul W . Geiger. Pastor Christmas party for Women of 10: 00 A. M. Sunday School the Moose will be held Friday night, 11: 00 A. M. Morning Worship Dec. 17. after the pot luck supper. Christmas Service:—The chil­ Each member bring gift ranging dren's Christmas Service will be­ from 25-50 cents. Also 10c gift for; held on Christmas Eve at 8 PM. An elaborate Christmas pageant has been planned with 65 Individuals men—one from the slates, and one taking part. The Junior Choir will oversens. After gifts cards ..... will be make Its first appearance In liw : played, new vestments at this service, in — Lr SbIh^.S ™ J.",S, j Mrs. Minnie tertalned bv Mrs. Leslie Gould on Farm Bureau group will meet at Thursday, Dec. 33 for dinner and a the ixftne of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Christmas tree. All welcome. Stouten Saturday evening. Decem­ ber 18. Supper will not b* .served; Delton The Choir of Delton Methodist instead please bring popcorn, candy church will present a program ot or apples, fur refreshments, Christmas carols in the church Sunday evening. Dec. 20. at 7:30. OBITUARY The Rebekah and Odd Fellow Angellne Erritln was born May 6, lodge of Prairieville will hold 1873. and passed away December 10, their co-operative Christmas party being 70 yean, of age. She was In the Odd Felow lull Saturday united In marriage with Byron Ti­ evening. Dec. 19. A pot luck supper tus. near Hastings. November 33. will be served at 7 o'clock after 1893. Mr Titus leaving nearly nine which will follow a program and Christmas tree. Each person is There are left, to nibs her passing asked to bring an inexpensive gift. 12 brothers and sisters, with several nieces nnd nephews, but none will miss her passing more than Chan The Maple Grove group of the Dinner, who litis made ids home Barry county Farm Bureau will with Byron and Angie, near Delton, Sidney Stanton on Dec. 18. Inex­ her during her last long Hiners. pensive gifts will be exchanged and Funeral services wore held at 10 refreshments will be served. o'clock Monday from the Hentcn funeral home with .Rev. Victor Dunham District Jones officiating. Burial was in lhe Tlie Maple Grove Community Prairieville cemetery. McDonald. 118 N. -H4«y. n« 17 Be4d “ the starting five. H " Besides Hester. Hospital Guild No 18 will meet Jv. Duncan. Barnum. and Kirnblr . with Mrs John Hoere-nalr. 529 E. acre injected into the lineup and Thom, this Friday. Dec. 17. This land turned in creditable performances. Wood 1 is the annual Christmas party: 1*71 Morning Worship 10:00 A-M. The scoring was very evenly divid­ ounuay oc.ro. re .uv a « lucl‘ luncheon. Please bring a 25c Sunday School 11:00 A-M. ed: Bom. Hcnney. and McMillen Christian Endeavor and Preach, r^hnnge gift, also canned fruit garnering 19 points apiece; Harper Ing 7:30 P M. ■ Je,1Y 07 Jarn for ho*pltal. coltctrtl 9 nnd Krebs 6. Stank paced Prayer Meeting. Wednesday. Dec.; Circle No. 7 of the Methodist 22nd 8:00 P.M. W.S.CS. will be entertained by Mrs. Kilpatrick Girls Basketball Morris Hill. 220 W. Madison, nexs Sunday School 10:30 AM. On -Dec. 7. the Woodland comTuesday evening. Dec. 21- for 6:30 Morning Worship 11:30 A M. munl'.y l-v oaw lhe W.H.1?. girls win Christian Endeavor 8:00 P M , pot luck supper. Committee in ihtir .wc?.nd game. The first gam? charge will be Mrs. Fred Goodell. lr “ Prayer Meeting. Thursday 8:00 I, «>arge with the Alumni was won 18 to 11. PM. । Mrs Mrs. r C. Bu. B. Burkholder. iiurxnoioer. Mrs. Joe rVi ”!1’ S7C0,i<* .*Sun- s Cliristmas Program. TiipM< iy । Brozak and Mrs. Arthur Snyder.1 " i Mrs. Guy Keller will be in charge » Uwo" with the^core of the program. Bring a 10c gift for [ST -9 J' was •' fa-s* movI the Christmas tree. 1W *nR ,?n<’ l>u,’res'tinK gam". Lvnttte Wuudland Evangelical Church s,,1‘th was high point tirl With 21 •abler Pastor I 1 - 1 T Ea J. S. Dcabler. points. The The oUier oilier 88 Points ixints were were Sunday I Writer's Guild meeting Thursday, Sf 10.00 A.M. Christmas C',_-----“ made by Barbara M»«bh<*re« Hershberger nn,t and Tlk-nie of S;-rmon. n,n'’*' ,IV ion "Jesus U.the 1V Sav- Dec. 16. 7 p XL Hostess. Miss Anna : » Joyce Curtis, each with 4 points to lor Has Come." I Barnes, nt the home of Mr. nnd their credit The guards also did I Mrs. W. D. Barnes. 11:00 A.M. Sunday School thi’ir part in the victory-. The rest of the squad was made Can e Dawn at ChrisLnls" Leader | q Circle No 8 of the Methodist W. up of Eleanor Benner, forward: to be announced. ; s- c 8 wU1 mect Monday evening. Lucille Gardner, guard; Virginia Evening Worship 8:30. Theme of December 20. at the home of Mrs Varney, guard, tuui Mnrgcfte Kuss­ Sermon "And They Worshipped I W. Dru?>enbrod. 702 W. Grand. maul. guard. Him”. , P01 ’uck ">PPer at 6:30 p. m. Ex­ The girls feel grateful to Miss Rehearsal for Christmas program I' change of 10 cent gifts. - effort she has pat into making them u winning team. Don't forget the gum- at Sunfield on Feb. 22. when the two teams will meet again. Urey hope you will all be there to we and help them win. Woodland Baskctcers Split Two With Nashville Woodland's basketball squad split two games with Nashville Friday night. The second team look their second straight win by a score of 22- 16. Rex McMillen led all scorers with io points. Tin* first team went down before an unusually scrappy and aggressive Nashville five. 38-31. , woodland's starting lineup was as follows. Bom. Hennev. Krebs. McXpllen. and Harper. Woodland started fast anrljedjt-o in the first minute. Na.dj<ille tiieu changed their tactics Ai-.d cm tliKlead to 13-9 at th? quarter. Nashville turned on the heal in the second canto, and held a hnlfUme Icadspf 23- 19. The second half developed into a bitter struggle with both teams trying to outplay the other. The third pericd ended with Nashville leading 30-25 The fourth quarter was a repetition of the third and th- game ended with Nashville on the long end of the 38-31 score. Much of Nashville'.-, success may be attributed to long shots. Their fast­ breaking attack was effectively bott!?d up under the basket, but long shots provided the margin for vic­ tory. The game was marred by little folks. Sunday school Christmas pro­ gram, a tree, giftr, for scholars, pag­ eant nnd exercises will be held Wednesday evening. Dec. 22. An of­ fering will _be received for orphan chldren. The public Is Invited. ng —....... Hasting* Women's Club The Hastings Women's Club copal Parish house. The Rev. Don M Gnrv will Rive on illustrated talk. "The Madonna in European Art.” Tiw Women's Club chorus will sing Christmas carols. There will be an art exhibit of original minting* and sketches done by members and friends. Tea will be served. Tlu* Methodist Church George F. Wingard. Pastor Morning worship 10:00 Sunday school 11:15 Junior Church 10:00 Community Notices Ycuth Fellowship 8:00 ■Choir rehearsal Wednesday nig^it Martin Comer* Preaching Service next Sunday We invite the public to our morning at 10 o'clock. All will be Christmas program Sdhdny night cordially welcomed. Sunday school Dec. 19 at 8:00. Parkbf the program following. Our Sundav school “tin will be given by 4he primary de­ can” collection for the Childrens partment and part by the Youth Home amounted to 827.13. Remember the CQiristnuis tree, Fellowship group/ You are mvjred to the worship and exercises nt the church Thurs-'* day evening Dec. 23rd. All arc cor­ dially invited to attend Gifts 4 M Him! MUNICIPAL COURT Harold L. Gray, of this city, was brought into Municipal court Tuerday. charged with operating a truck without a chauffer's license. He ad­ mitted It. and Judge Cortright im­ posed a fine of $5.00 nnd costa of 84.50. which were paid. We Regret that we hove no Cigars For Christmas This Year. East End Cigar Store J mas "What to buy?" problems! Slippers Save Shoes, Relax Tired Feet . . . They're More Popular Than Ever This Year! aQ rS Doud i The Doud Ladies Aid will be en- Buy EARLY for Best Selection! FOOTLITE QUALITY Telephones 2244-2557 We have the sheer, sleek "GIRL CRAZY" fitting, long wearing stock­ ings you want for yourself SATURDAY ONLY. DECEMBER 18 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Don "Red Barry” ond os gifts. "CANYON CITY" and Harry Brandon and William Ro vie h THE DRUMS OF FU MANCHU SUNDAY ONLY DECEMBER 19 Mary Astor. Herbert Marshall and Susan Peters Mother's Favorite Juliet Slippers "YOUNG IDEAS" Long EXTRA hours Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 MONDAY, DECEMBER 20 of MEN'S LOUNGERS "THIS IS THE ARMY" The rejrulA- showing at reduced price* of thia picture TUES.. WED.. THURS.. DECEMBER 21-22-23 Bette Davis and Paul Lukas Women's Colorful Felt Everetts "THE WATCH ON THE RHINE" Soft Padded Leather Soles arry theatre? Hostings. Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 -Ka B FRIDAY and SATURDAY. DECEMBER 17-18 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION The East Side Kids "GHOSTS ON THE LOOSE" Protect Yojir-Precious Stockings! Wear these cradle socks. Prevent heel rubbing; deterior­ ation from perspiration—keep your feet as comfortable os well. Wonderful for extra stocking wear. ' c pair 2 pairs 45c "FRONTIER LAW1 Come in today and tec our attractive ‘ styles for men SUNDAY and MONDAY. DECEMBER 19-20 Gale Storm and Robert Lowery "CAMPUS RHYTHM" SHOESTORE Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:M. H The Barry will not be open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thonday wear in smart \ new winter shades Irving Berlin's all Technicolor masterpiece 4ft*' HOSIERY THURSDAY and FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16-17 Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland n »5 H ‘5 HASTINGS TRAND TMEATR Hostings, Mich. »x TOBACCO POUCHES 50c and up BILLFOLD'S ....$1.00 and up Pipes, large assortment, $1.00 to $10.00 MIDDLETON'S VARIETY KIT $1.00 Middleton's Pipe & Tobacco Kit $1.50 MIDDLETON'S Blending Kit . $6.50 Christian Peper's Famous Five. $1.00 Christian Peper's Autograph Selection $2.00 Acme Tobacco Works-Blending Kit (Selection of Fine Tobaccos) $1.19 All Popular Tobaccos-A Price For any Purse 59c to $3.00 per pound. >v _Orttbn Center Methodist Church Worship 12:00 Sunday school 11:00 Christmas program at the church Wednesday night Dec. 22. You are invited. , 1 ear^ATE SHOESTORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1M3 PERSONALS been a guest or Col. BnU Tydon and Mr. end Mr*. Richard Oroo* Stj-ia.Mn.Edw. Van lace and sire carried a bouquet of Delton were Sunday gucat* A guest of loth Wilson until Dec. Cole Newton and Mr*. Low* 23rd 1* soldier. WUlam Pulley, who b with the medical detachment and dinner gue*t. will report back for duty at Fort Mr. and Mrs Warren Wilcox cf Jackson. 8. C MLv* Retha Savacool opcnl from Mr*. George Robinson, on Thursday Sunday unUl Wrdncaday with Mrs. and Friday. Ed Green of Evart Harry G. Krugh of Los Angele*. Mr. and Mr*. Car) Rote and son. Calif- Is vUlting hl* abler. Mrs. Robert, spent the weekend bi Grand Gertha Beam ttus week. Rankin visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Brower. Mbs DcLonh. Mr. and Mrs. Rusaell Roto Jean Brower were in Toledo for the nnd Mr. and Mi*. Raymond Logan. weekend and Miss Evelyn Brower Lieut, and Mrx Ralph Herrick. (Lecite Leonard) en route lo Cali­ Miss Murtha Lou Maus. fornia, stopped here tor a brief Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Buxton are visit with her parent*. Mayor and cntcitalning Mr, and Mr*. Don Mrs. C H. Leonard. Ute first of the Jewell cf Beulah lid* week. Week. Lieut. Herrick expect* soon to Mr. and Mr*. Robert Finnic leave leave for nn- overseas alignment today for Louisville, Ky.. to spend and Mrs-Herrick will return here Christinas with Capt. and Mrs R. O. Finnie and will then go to BenuTech. Sgt. Vemon Bntle arrived ment. Texas, for an extended visit in Hastings, via airplane and Bat­ with Dr. and Mrs Chas Tcdd. Dur­ tle Creek. Tuesday afternoon, from ing their absence Mr*. George Florence Air Base. 8. C-. to spend Brians will • occupy their apart­ a 15-day furlough with his wife ment. and relatives. Mr. and Mrs John Bogart of Dr. Ewald Lawson. president of Grand Rapids have been guestr for Uppsala college. Orange. N. J . has —*■ SOCIAL ITEMS were in Grand Rapids Monday. man wa* Charles Ix-dnard. Jr.. Has­ Mr*. C. E Lipscomb and two tings. and his usher* were. Lieut. Mrs.’ Arthur Wlllltts entertained children of Grand Rapid. were Robert J. Doland and Lieut Ken- ----------------her bowling--------team.-------------------------State Insulation. weekend rumU ot Mr. and Mr r.«h B. Oliphant, both of Fort for dinner on Monday night at a Ray Branch and ML-ta Jean Smith. । Custer. Christmas party There was an Mr. and Mr*. David Gocdytar ror net daughter’s wedding. Mr*, exchange of gifts followed by bowlattended the funeral of his aunt, Ii plgler chose a n dark gold crepe gown Ing at nine. Mrs. Allie Rock In Grand Rapids ■ which *hc accented with brown arMonday afternoon. A Chrtrtn-.as party for eight | ce»*orle« and a.ahoulder corsage of Mr*. Bertha Wellfare returned । green orchids. Tiie brlJcgrorcn'.v members of the Sunshine dub w held last .Thur-dnv at the home of last Thursday from a two months' ।। parent* were unable to be present visit with relatives In Greenville. I' A wedding breakfast for approxi- Mrs. R 4,, Winslow. There were Pfc. Robt. C. Francisco who hi* I maUly 45 rumu was held at the gifts for each member, a co-oper­ been home on a ten-day leave en- I Hart hotel following 'Jic ceremony. ative dinner was served and the i route to Jefferion Barracks. Mo.. | The couple left later for Lltuicn- evening was spent playing ped.o left Monday. Mrs. Francisco'accom-1 ant Slattery * pest nt Fort Bragg. Old fashioned sleigh belli on I N. C. For traveling. Mm. Slattmr panted him as far as Chicago. Wednesday guests of Mr. and‘1 wore a gray crepe frock, a grey hat either side of the entrance and1 Mr*. R. L. Winslow were Mr. and trimmed with blue flqwer* nnd a green pine on the stairway cn- j Mrs Clair Hager and son Bobble twined with gay colored light* lent i cou-de plan to reside at Fayette. ■ a holiday atmosphere to the meet­ of Vermontville. ing of Hospital Guild No 22 at Sgt- Laurence OarrL’oa of Et N. C The bride wax graduated from the home of Mrs. Frank Andrus last I Paso. Texas. Is expected home tills week, having received hl* honorable high school lit Hartings, attended Thursday night. Thirty-six mem-1 Harcum Junior college al Bryn bens attended the de-ss-rt nnd cnn-| discharge from the annv Mr. and Mrs. V. D Widrig were Mawr. Pa., and V.'cst.in Michigan trtbuted manv magazines for the | Sunday gucr* of Mr. and Mrs college. She was engaged in social hospital. A short bu*lnes* meet-; work al Hastings and Battle Creek lag was conducted by the president, j Frank Weinert of Lansing. Mr*. O. H. Trinklein and daugh­ tor the t>asl year, being affiliated Mrs Richard Grot*. At bridge the, ter. Dorothea were called to New with Ute c*lhoun County Bureau of winning .scores for the evening i ________ _ • were turned in by Mrs Groos. Mrs ! V York ettv on Monday by the death Social Aid. Lieutenant Slattery attended Sioux Edward Goodyear and Mrs Don J of Mrs. Trinkleln's father. Mr. and Mrs Guy Giddings spent Fall'- college. He ha* been tn the Saturday and Sundav in Bi*.tl>* army nearly three year*, serving in Creek with Mr. and Mrs Ray Hiatt. the chemical warfare division.— Mr. and Mm. Ernest Hayes, local Brittle Creek EnqiUrer News. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Patterspn Amojig the Ha-clngs guests at­ rick and Mrs Byron IFctcher. of Rochester were Sunday guests tending the wedding wen Captain cf Mr. and Mr*. Elmo Soules of und Mr*. Phillip Mitchell. Mr. and Chrtslmas candles and Yulctldc, Battle Creek. Mrs. Charles Potts. Mias Doreen d.-ccratlons were Used on the table , Mr. and Mrs. William Mustard Ctarv. Miss J*an Bamea. Mr. and when Mrs. C. B. Burkholder enter­ and daughter. Elaine, of Pontiac Mr* Wellesley Ironside. Mr and tained her bridee club for dessert were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Cook. Mrs Dwight on Thursday. Two tables were In ' FUher. Mrs Gerald Ryan. Mr, play and the winners after each; Mrs Walter V. Stanley. Mrs. HatTV Parker and son. Cnpt Fred Ziegler. ML'* Marilyn Zutter- round were awarded defense stamp*. I James Miller, of Jackson wore meis'.er nnd Laurence Fuller. Other wedding guests known lolu celebrate ,. v. husband'* birth- , To her guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Adair cnlly were. MPa Virginia Potts of tla}.Mrft jnmes Wallace gave a । over the weekend. Olivet. Mrs Hugh Kelly of Uin- party party In In his his honor honor Saturday Saturday eveMng. Mrs. Gladys Ironside und Mr. nlng The guests included Mr nnd । VOWS SPOKEN IN CHAPEL r.nd Mrs. William Schader. Jr., of Bur- Cooler and Mr. and Mrs । AT FORT CUSTER The Grant road chapel nt Fort Battle Creek and Miss PaulinqBcn- Don Goucher. ’ * ____ • • • Custer was the setting on Satur­ away of Middleville day morning nt 11 o'clock of the The Past Matrons club of Has-1 J wedding of Miss Betty Sigler, daugh­ Hr.gr.. Is entertaining with a one £ ter or Mr and Mrs Kim Sigler cf At the home of the bride's parents. o’clock dinner tpday nt the Ma-12 The Inn. and Lieut. Bvrnn Slattery, Mr and Mrs. Homer Henney. Miss imnic dining room All who have I < son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slat­ Leola Henney and LnVcm Hewir. been members of the Eastern Star ft terr of Spencer. S. D Chaplain were united in marriage. Saturday. for thirty years nnd life members Robert Joyce performed the Roman Dec. 11. the Rev. Harley Townsend are guests. Mrs. George Sumner., r.fflelating. Miv, Wilma Henney of lhl» vear’x president, is in charge' Catholic ceremony. The chapel was decorated with Bittle Cork and Elwood Hcr.ney. of the meeting. beauty baskets cf white Garn* sister und brother of tlw bride were chrysanthemums nnd tall white H'rcnclnnt*. Only the immediate rdDinner guest* Sunday of Mr. and, taper* in branched candelabra wenMrs. Ben Campbell were Mr and placed on either side of the altar Mr*. Robert Hyslop. Mrs Donald The processional nnd rece'Stonal Hyslop nnd daughter. Linda Lee, 8 marches were played by Mrs. Welles­ MARRIAGE Mr. nnd Mrs Walter L -Wallace Miss Dorothy Allen nf Battle Creek. ley Ironside of Hastings organist. S Sgt Russell Hvslop of Fort Cus­ I who also prevnt.-d a program b. - announce the approaching marriage ter. and Mr and .Mrs Russell Cleve­ of their daughter. Jean Man' to S fore the ceremony. in celebration ot the- birthday Approximately. 40 guests attended Vernon Harbin ol Corbin. Ky. The land. date Ims been set for Jan 2. Mr. of Dannie Campbell and S Sgt the ceremony. The bride, led to the altar by her Harbin has been in service for three Russel! Hy»lop. father, *was lovely in a white satin years and after several months hos- । Mrs Fred Goodell entertained 2 gown fazhloned on princes* line-, pltalization In Iceland and In this . with long sleeves and a xweether.it country, received hLi honorable with a shower Tuesday afternoon ■ neckline edged in reed pearl*. The discharge He is now employed in, honoring Mrs. Edward Storkan. ft skirt of the gown swept, into a long defense work tn Detroit where they j eleven guests being present. Mrs. J Chas. Townsend of Coats Grove train. Her long veil was styled with plan to make their home. was present from out-of-tja^n. g insets and a bert'er of lace and was held in place by n cap of or.tng“ MARRIAGE LICENSES A delightful Christmas/ blo«»om». She carried a bouquet of Chns. R Vlsbcck. Middlevilt' held by the New Ideiy white .............carnations Minnie V Reid. Elizabeth Ci Wednesday evenlng-^Dec 8. with Mis* Madelyn Sigler. si*rr of the,- -N C . Mrs. Emma S Evarts as-------------- . brld-, who Is home from Ward-Bel- M-rle K. Burd. Nashville the home or Archie MCCoy. J mont school, was her sister's only ( Tlicjma L. cox. Hastings Fifteen members/ind one guest. Miss £ Marjorie E. Boyes, were present • The rooms wiry decorated in Christ- • mas colors .and all enjoyed singing E carols andrthe Christmas tree. Mrs. 2 • Frederick' Palmer officiating »s’|f Appointments Sjuita^laus. The evening was one • laughter nnd fun and ail felt , are PRECIOUS. young again Games concluded n J meeting long to be remembered. IJ Make Yours Early Election of officers resulted as fol-, lows: President. Mrs, Alma FlnOnce you have your appointment be gleton; secretary-treasurer. Mrs.) Palmer: chaplain and flower chair­ sure lo keep it—be sure to be prompt! man. Mrs. James SiLnbee. Every lost minute means less time for Cancel the appoint­ Sunday evening Mrs. Frank Carment you can't make rothers entertained at supper honto yourself and us—BE PROMPT! wring Mis;; Henrietta Rust and Miss Hannah Rolf student nurses in Public Health service from Peabody JEANS BEAUTY SHOP college. Nashville. Tenn. They have Operators: Jeanette Pugh. Virginia Huvcr worked with the Kellogg Founda­ tion for three months. The guests Make Appointment. Early City Bank Bldg- Hastings included Miss Kathleen Perry. Miss Elizabeth Harlow. Miss Frances । Lccke. Miss Ruth Lyle. i i Christmas Open Monday, Tuesday, Wed­ nesday and Thursday evening next week until 9 P. M. Until 6:00 Christmas Eve. MEN PREFER HARDY AND HANDSOME GIFTSSomething he needs, something that will last a long time. something to boost his morale —you'll find just such gifts in our Christmas collection! .<<«<€ Beautiful Robes—■cotton, wool or silk. Price $6.50 to $15.00 Mrs. Byron Fletcher entertained her bridge club for dessert Monday evening. Two table* were in play and honors were awarded Mrs. Robt. Kenyon, Mrs. Norbert Schowaiter and Mrs. Willard Smith. Knit gloves, leather gloves, tor men and boy*. Some with matching muf­ fler*. Priced from $1.50 to $6.50. Mrs. Leon Bauer was hostess to her bridge club for dessert Tues­ day afternoon. The Busy Eight enjoyed their annual chicken dinner and Christ­ mas party nt the home of Miss Katherine Weeber on Monday eve­ ning. Gifts were exchanged and Smes played with prizes going to m Howard Orsbora and Mrs. Rozelle Stanton. GOOD ASSORTMENT OF GIFTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY. SHOP EARLY WHILE STOCKS ARE COMPLETE taFianartartarjanapic'iariariar GREETING CARDS GIFT CARDS GIFT WRAPPINGS WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF DOU BLE K SALTED NUTS AT ALL TIMES Hosp. Guild No. 12. Mrs. Rolfe Bulling, president, was entertained tor dessert Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Rene Ganguillet I with Mrs. Howard New ton as co-. hestess. The evening was spent tewing for the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith en­ tertained their birthday club last ; Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Bettv Marsman. The evening was spent playing cards with high prizes going to Ida Vcdder and James Gower; low to Nellie Gower and Jay Marsman. ! S.a'.urttft- evening Mr nnd Mrs. John Cliandier entertained a group of twelve in honor of Capt. James Miller of Jackson, who with his mother. Mrs. Harry Parker, was a weekend guest of Mr. mid Mrs. Nell Adair. Mr. and Mrs. William Mus­ tard cf Pontiac.' were out-of-town guests present. $1.00 to $3.50 Tics—-Pure silks, and the handwoven nationally Woriteds— known wools, Botany Nunn Bush and Edgerton shoes. Stat­ ion and Schoble Hats. 75c - $1.00 and $1.50 We have a good supply of Man’s Over­ A large aisortment of Leather Bill alls. Work Pants. Work Shirts, Fold en Socks and Work Gloves. $1.00 to $7.50 ROOMS STEAM HEAT SHOWER BATH DRLG tive in tone. Mrs. Cedric Morey was hostess to her bridge club for dessert on Tues­ day. High scores for the afternoon were turned in by Mrs. Kcnitb Mc­ Intyre and Mr*.. Mor^y. ■ ROT A COLD WATER BAIRDS Clothing and Furnishings for Men and Boys STORE REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY __ Hosting* Phono 7.241 State & J effort on **"t'T patterns. Gay end colorful or conserva­ HOTEL HASTINGS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Wod­ �THE HASTINGS BANNER CHTY-IIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1943 SECTION TWO-MGB 1 1 sure wishing this war would end so "Thanks" to the Divine One above. now Is a patient at Percy Jones up us a youngster In Nashville and Was it Just a day of a full stom­ Hospital. Battle. Creek. 8 SgL Kurtz mentioned a number cf the boys. D A DHV DVHATL1C ach and on empty heart? Though has a son. Harry, Harry. Jr., who Is a he used to know over there—they 1 KAIrJrY 11 Yr A Illi - tilt -he air corps, and too. were all In service. I U I I M 11 IJ ________________________________ lism, or you name 1l I'm wishing it may not appear to be very evi­ fighter pilot In you all a Merry Merry Christmas dent. each and every one of us has By JANE CAMERON Jontinued fiom Page 1. Section 1.) and a Happy and Victorious New so much for Which we should be srui; ^wnri-vow-. title. Genevieve plans to spend Yeftr and we will expect you all truly thankful. Tlu- confusion and ew Years with him and then stay hemt safe and sound lor th* 1944 up-roar of army life gives us very STW'.i.S 'ES^p,"u,r i little time to analyze and think > for a couple of weeks. Let s hope holidays. ' out for ourselves, the deeper under­ S/Sgt. and Mrs. Kurtz are now North Bend. Ore Moat sincerely. overseas, this slogan js used to sell Mt Uncle Sain doesn't change currents In the Universe. However, ‘ ?P®rw'u'nl *»» I Ralph enlisted over a year ago. He War Bonds for Cnrhtnuu gifts. Maude Schotnp this should never be used as an ali­ Creek, at the following address. | jooju flnc an(j 5^ pe Wafi giaj bi for forgetting "Him" who gives Ardea clum is all agog r.t interS Sgt. Harry Kurtz 1 soldier Bob Bradshaw (OrangevUle) To all you lucky people with sud- I »ls at receiving a letter from I "Howdy, all —here we go again, all life a meaning and direction 7424 Capital Ave.. N.E. 1 was also home—.so the two fellows denly-skyrucketed Incomes, may lit- ' Consciously. or not. wv all believe ronklin -Beckwith who Is over In . with "highlights of.tlw week." Battle creek. Michigan 1 hod a good visit. Incidentally, tie Janie send you a Christmas wish pglnnd. I don't blame her fcr The old town is really beginning that there is a Lord watching over He said he always enjoys mall I Ralph's sister Alice works on Arnnnd thought. We'll frame it ip. laming »<< I think it must be nice to look like Christmas time Uicse us. showing and guiding us on the Incldentally—Mr. Aben Johnson of 1 phlbian Tank* at a factory in Kalaholly, and here it is: "To bear ad- । taring from Ping and A days. Even" night now. more bright path to becoming a better person. the Mfg. Co. staru-d sending tin- . mazoo. versity well is difficult; but to be colored Christmas tree lights shine Is it asking so much of you and me Banner to the boys who first en­ temperate in prosperity is the, Home Thursday for 14 days is i from home windows. They look u to render to "Him" our heartfelt tered service and we have been ' gay and sparkle as much as al­ thanks each and every day? You sending the Banner to "Pvt. Harry Ernie Shilton who Is home for the height of wisdom " ----- ..... .v— 1oesn-t jQnjie know* that anyone of us would first time since he left Hastings Kurtz. Fort Sheridan. Ill," nnd 9 months ago wiUt Clarence Wash­ thank another, an hour each day. Newest gift idea—■Jlllfolds They I, nor will It. S/8gt. Kurtz said that it had fol­ until you are all back and we will If that person gave us a million lowed him across and now that he er. Norm Keller, Howard Naylor, are the feminine counterpart of feel the inner happiness that will dollars, yet that which our Father was home, they were coming back etc. "Ernie." who worked al the billfolds, and make nice gifts for gives us is free and beyond price. again after being sent overseas. He Bliss for a number of years, is with women in the Armed Forces. only come with Peace. the 2nd Army Air Force. He's glad It would pay all of us to remember he made his Pfc. stripe and says Al the "Oasis" In New York, the Aldcs did their first supervised this more frequently. he. "now I'm praying for Cpl." For our closing remark we quote practice at the hospital. Superin­ Sailor Bob Henry, who has done lies not so crazy about California juke box has one listing that Is ex­ tendent Lottie Teusink says, they from Ute Philadelphia Enquirer: plenty of sailing over on the Atlan­ climate, says it's not so hot. espec­ tremely popular. It Is "6 Minuter. Silence." Can t be the high school are going to be a tremendous help. "When un Armistice is asked for— tic side. U home, looking better ially al night. His address is— . crowd hang out there. And when you figure that this it will not be In "English"! May Pfc. Eniwit Shilton. 36458861 group is receiving all Instruction In that day be short in forthcoming. must give a man something besides the evening, after a full day 's work, Bet the Smith Bros, paid some shivers Bob, and whatever It Blythe, California One more word about Ute wed­ cold and on weekends, you begin to rea­ Income tax the last two weeks. is. you've got it. The only thing Middleville lads In town Satur ­ ding. You know the old saying lize that they deserve applause that Well, it's an ill wind. etc. about having you fellows home now has a resounding cheer in it. too. about the one who catches Ute it makes it doubly tough to have day were A/S Jack Chose from Kalamazoo College and Sgt. Fred brl '«->'« bouquet — well then, here's Among the group, whore husbands Dear Santa Claus: Il's about time "shove off" Just before Christ­ Rock trom McOID Field al Tampa. something to keep track of for fu­ you mas. but It is sure good to have Fla. Jack is bi the V-12 training we had our usual yearly argument. Wellfare. Mrs. Arnold Perkins, nnd ture developments T7ie fortunate you home. didn't bring us that bedquilt: and tl they keep him at Kazoo until You Mrs. V. Walter Caukins—all three "catcher" of Betty's bouquet was with a het-foot we wanted last Harold Webb, paratrooper, is March he will received his college none other than Jean Barnes — sure [Sure, baby want* new shoe* of the husbands now serving owrhome with honorable discharge. diploma. Jack thinks, however, he vear. the 50-buck affair strung fulla enough, we'll keep you posted. coooer wires and hooked up to the Remember he and John Wills may be moved any day now. He for Christmas. Now for the usual order of busi­ tangled their chutes and Harold To tell you the truth. Santa, Greeting? to all of you fellows pre-medic and there Is a pos­ REA. who would have been at Betty Sig­ ness, and it's another "Me" that came out the worse for wear, (oin Hook didn't think we'd get it. Well sibility that he will be sent to we say this though, the Courthouse Soft' Elk Leather ler's wedding Saturday. If you had takes the War Savings Stamps with u broken leg. He still has to for medical training. been home; namely—Dwight FLsh- again Utls week. Your folks will call, walk with crutches and he's on the school rest room is much nicer than it Sorry we missed mentioning John er. Hugh KeUy, Gerald Ryan, and for them and keep them tor you— mend but the process is a little Birman last week, who was home uwd to be. and clean as a whistle. Hord Sole Fred Ziegler. Your wives were there Santa, we want a ton of station­ Cpl. Thomas Edward McPharlin, slow, on a three day pass from Camp ary for writing to roldiers. sailors doing the honors for you. and very* 36186965 '. , BOOTS Good looking Junior HID. who McCoy. We knew how happy Mrs. mid what-not. We also need some­ attractive young wives they ore too. has been in service over a year and B. i the former Violet Norton! was thing lo hold our infinitives toeethMiami, Florida . By the way. Dwight, we saw pic­ to have John home and how we $1,390 home for the first time, returned tures of 5 months old "Brucy" who Good luck, fellow, and well answer Saturday to— nilsacd stating tlu- cause for her er. we're always splitting them, is a darling little fellow and already your letter yet. Of couree. you may dam It. Joy, we wouldn't know. $1.69 Cpl. junior F. Hill We would like to be put on the looks very much like his "pappy." txr home by then, in which case Dot-Dash News Board long enough to dispose We saw the slick Job you did well just deliver our greetings in "Hello again" Dick F.—Did you Draft PollocksvlUe, N. C, the sponsors and actors who Dwight in your camp paper. "Fer­ notice time we separated your ad- nil and Junior wears expert Bayonet couah nn«f sneeze nil those trnnry ’Dtlcs" published weekly at follow thru on. If we could just be Rifle Marksmanship medals----and icrlplions that we have to listen to A.P.O. 694. "Somewhere in Can­ sure it could be soon. piece; — perhaps his 28 pounds pin In ada." and because we know all of Nice Seeing You Home New« : ell day. In the army, they should Sgt. Richard Finglcton weight had something to do with our "gang'.' would like to see it loo, । be too busv to add to the epidemic Paul Bates and his buddy. Jolm his look of well being. He finished 395 Combat Crew Det. of colds with their constant suggeshere 'Us:— . Hannon, from Percy Jones Hospital H H.S. '40; mentioned "8ut" SothSec. A. Flight C-A.AB. Q. M. Diary 11 Ions. Boy. would we shut up their were here this weekend. Paul looks ard. Don Johnson and others in his Ardmore. Okla. big. fat mouths! Congratulations Harry Adrounle, crowd, all now In service. Junior Bye. bve. The Post Hospital depleted our the wedding bells have started ring- comincnud that he hoped who has just been promoted to ranks of the regular scribes, Pvts. tag and will chime out the bridal Janie. before they 1! a’n L first Lt. Harry has Just finished । King and Cohen, so yours truly is march shortly after the first of the u.hicii we add—"so say special work at Calble Brks.. Har- | If your offspring want those huge Black. Patent. Brown and mighty pleased to take over in their year. How about a few details.. Junior - - -had• a chance • -- <visit with rkburg. Pa., and he hopes to be to hairv mittens, and don't fee! absence. While this Isn't such an Paul? able to slop over this Friday and like kicking in with you Ernest Van Syckle H-H S. 39 (Dow ­ arduous chore, still it compares 3 or 4 lettuce White. For best selection Home from Camp McCoy. Wls I ling! who has been in service 18 Saturday' to visit his mother, en­ leaves a pair, just get a good mitten quite favorably with keeping Pfc. route west. until, "Just before Christmas." <too months. Earl said, five Barry Coun ­ pattern and use nice fur col­ Remer on the Post—comes Sat. A leCtcr written on Nov. 23rd, | lars for the backs. I made coat shop now for baby’s shoes two very night For the life of me I can't bad) is Jimmy Mulder. Everything ty men were in hLs Battalion (men- from Struble to his parents understand why anyone would de­ is going OK. says Jimmy, who is tion in note about Cpl. Richard says, Charles he's able to sit ud and feclr ( nice pairs that way. telling about.the skiing lie is going PerraultMiddleville last week) and sire to forsake our pleasant domi ­ and house slippers. ** — i—c thal nH aU he llkc(1 Anny good enough to write. Whew, what cile for an evening In town—all to do when he gets back to Is delighted because part of relief t is just to know that you 1 myPatsy favorite light opera singers have there is lo ixirtake of in the metro­ Wisconsin. All of which might give fairly well. He returned Tuesday lo: ; u a hint as to what to send Pfc. Ernest Van Syckle. 36190390 can push a pencU arouiyL even aft­ laryngitis. When some of her croon­ polis can be summed p in three someone er you've been fying planes all over ers' tonsils begin to curl, then it Jimmy for a Christmas present—n. Co. B. 97th Sig. Corps l Africa. Glad you're so much better. will be my turn to rest my ears. pillow, and not necessarily to put; Comp Bowie, Texas. / । ______ _ In town Tuesday lo visit ids Dud, Charles. selves! Anyway, payday isn't unUl his head on. All of you over Middleville way,' uioniinF 1 icfshf's ............ LeRoy Staup. ,who works at the sjss'h iLra,. Tuesday. . BllsG, was Cpl. Robert .Staup from Harry Kurtz, one of the first Bar ­ Thanki-ghtng han come and fKl* SHOESTORE passed swlfUy by for another year ry county men to enter the service, Comp Stuart. Ga. Bob « with Ute u. hiterested A(mea Benson dty . -----------/< anti-aircraft 'jilvWan -----and OTlc Often wonder* how many (Oct. '41 > recently returned fromsearchlight 3., and- likes htt Job all right He us actually did offer any overseas in the artillery corps and i and-likes ' N THE HOME FRONT is*:j I LyBarker few foj*^***^ MAKE YOUR LIST FROM OUR SELECTION We have a grand selection of gifts for the whole family—and the friends on your list—if you come in now while our display is not depletedl Shop REMEMBER-SHOP EARLY! LyBARKER’S HASTINGS -----------------PHONE 2115 BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS sb CHRISTMAS STORE HOUR SCHEDULE Dec. 2Oth Through Dec. 24th Strength The following stores will remain open until 9:00 p.m. each evening beginning Monday, December 20, through and including Thursday, December. 23 and will also bo open Thursday afternoon, December 23, with closing hour on Friday, Dec 24, set at 6:00 p. m. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE LONG AND MOORE J.C. PENNEY CO. WATERS'CLOTHING WALLDORFFS FURNITURE STORE H^nonVl f°r Holiday Cheer! ROTH'S FURNITURE STORE BAIRDS' CLOTHING FRANDSEN'S STORE DUTCH KRAFT PAINT STORE MEYERS' 5 and 10c STORE PARKER WAREHOUSE BONNET AND GOWN THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE A. J. LARSEN THAYER'S JEWELRY LEE OFFICE SUPPLY MARK'S STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY The pillar Of strength your country is built upon is "Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men," and the thought closest to your heart is Victory for your country and those you love. Keep that pillar strong by purchasing war bonds with your Christmas Club Saving>. No ofhor gift could bespeak tha thought tn ovary American's mind so wall, nor can any other gift give greater help to hasten our ultimate aims. YOU* HODGES' JEWELRY JOHN BULLING & SONS Your Christmas Savings Club will enable you to save a greater amount toward the gift buying season next year when you find you've apportioned all your extra cash for War Bonds and Stamps. BANK SCHEDULE The Hostings City and the National Bank will remain open Thursday, December 23rd, until 2:30 p. m, (Above schedules apply only fo the period of December 20 through December 24. Both before and after this period, usual hours will be observed with closing on ■ Thursday afternoon.) SHOW YOUR BUY U.S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND COLORS STAMPS NOW! Hastings Chamber of Commerce RETAIL MERCHANTS DIVISION Fifty Six fean of Continuoua Sorvict“ PHONES: 2105 - 2103 the easy, quick way—in our convenient store. HASTINGS, MH ■■ �THE HASTINGS BANNEB, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1843 PAGE TWO Heatings visitors Friday. Mn.1 Mrs Henry Poulson and Mrs'. Eldon the study. -State Farm Bureau. th* Weal Indies air bases wt-lch Haeolutlons' which were adopted at guards the vital approaches of the Crookston visited her son's family.: Poulson were Grand Rapid* visitors th* state convention held al Um- ' Caribbean eea area. Mrs. Maurice Crookston and chll- on Saturday, a Rev. 8. B Qulncer sing Nov 10 and 11. The neit meetAnother MlddJrvUl* boy making u cedi Freeman, eon of Mlndren * Mrs. Laurel SJrfhba was attended he funeral of Mrs. B J. Ing will be bald with Mr and Mrs Some Day , tr prwnan. who graduated from brought home from Pennock hos­ Adcock, wife of the Baptist minis­ Wm. Crtdler. on Jan. 12. pital Thursday where she iuid ix»n ter at Haatings. Monday afterooon. You Can the Thornapplo-KeUofg PTA a Mrs. Pearl Kenyon and Mn. for a week and Is convalescing at Hie officers of theT-K FTA are her home on Bro*d«av Her sister. Orpha Gray accompanied Mr and hoping tor a good attendance al the Say Mr* Furreet Baker of Caledonia to ncxi meeetlng to be held. Dec. 21. Katherine Mesick is looking alter north Saturday and vtaited <Tuesday evening) at 8 oclock at cepted for flying training last Jan. the home for her while she is HI | the Fill 'ar until Bunday night with the Harry tiie school gym The grade children 10 and at that time Was an em­ A number of our citizens were at GrayHamUy In Lake City and Mn Caledonia Saturday night and Sun­ Prlnclc Kenjon al Merritt. Lt. Ray­ * ill present Uu-ir annual operetta ployee of the Mich. Bell Trteptxte* Up!" day morning to listen to "Uncle mond Gray, grandson of Mrs orpha under direction of Mn. Heater Ker- Co. of Grand Rapids. John" Meredith and wife of the Gray, navigator of a bomber was mecn and Gull Rusell. Allho* there Masters - J owes Circle "Family Bible League” hour In home on furlough. * MIm Lydia is * gas shortage parents should The Masters- Jones circle will hold their addresses on Bible prophecy Cronlnger, teacher in the school* encourage their children and the teachers by attending throe mewl ­ * Mrs Henry PouVnn spxtit Sun­ Dayton. Ohio, is expected home ing* and discussing their protoUm* day and Sunday evening at Coats of Saturday to spent two weeks vaca­ Grove with her daughter and fam- ' tion with hr: mother and brother Officers ol the PTA arc—Prealdent. Thursday afternoon, at 2 pm. All Clayton Jackson, vice preaident. El­ are asked to bring a small article, Uy. and her little granddaughter. Mn Mac CioiUnger and Bradley ton Lawrence, utcy. Mrs. Ruaaell the nah pond. Oo-hmteaue* are Margaret Allerding. who is recover­ Mrs. Ray Lyon* Ls able to be out Lewi*, treasurer. Mrs. Oscar Kae- for Mrs L. R Beeler and Mr*. Albert lug from pneumonia. * Mrs For­ after a ten days slckneae with the chele. . Parker Everyone invited to come rest Bender has been very sick at flu. • Mn. Frances Brins of Bo­ and have a good time. her home southwest of town, the wens Mills has gone to Hasting* tn Birth pxvl week. * A light snow and the spend the holiday* with her daughMr and Mrs Vere Carter of the first real cold snap of the season The Woman's Reading club will Pleasant Hill vicinity are receiving hold it* annual Chrtstmaa party in has Middleville in its tolls * Wil1«... wh= oLx. brer. ’^rh^reifat^w' ’were Onu,<1 Saturday congratulations on the birth Of a Die basenrent of the MeUuxlLU Hl 111 at hl? hl* home on Church St for Bn<,Ilde<l comply p)By -Ar­ little daughter. ' Marilyn Irene.” in church. Tuesday afternoon. Dec 11. several days is reported some Im­ senic and Old Lice" at Keith's Pvnnock hospital al Hastings. Sat­ urday evening. Dec 11. The little proved. • ; Bert Carter and son Maurice * Edison Chamberlain, one lady weighs around 1 lbs. Mr. and Mrs Claude Rosenberg ihrtter the T-K senior* has been con­ went to Goshen. Ind Bunday and of Eaton Rapids spent Saturday of tionlng moans fair fined to his home In Leighton the met their slAter-ln-law and aunt. night with Mr. nnd Mrs Charles i past week by slcknca. * The Busy Thomapplr-Kellogg Basketball Mm Mary Orav who returned shore for all. We sa­ .-J. — o — Jay nftrrnoon they ~«T “ -----------------------------Andler Sunday they The T-K basketball boys played liome with them after spending home 'tn northwest ‘b entertauied nt the the lute every second front were at th<lrrtogether hi — * Pee ch first game of this season at -event! weeks tn Pendleton. Ind with thrir oI Mrs Glen Dean. Thursday. Thornapple. t Friday night with a loss: with her daughter. Mrs Rome driver who: Clarence * Mrs Betty Beeler Frort spent Delton. children. Mr -nd Mrs ___ _______ they hope for better luck Brookbank and husband. d MrM<m-­ tl”' wtekend with her husband's however, Rosenberg mid Mr. and nnd Mrs. Mrs. Mon He drives only Mr. and Mis. Henry Frost. , this Friday night when they mm ro- Gibbs of Yprillantl Clarence parents. of town. ♦ Mr and Mr* Dorr Woodland on the local floor Other Death of Mra. Ida Schooley nnd Monro- urr employed at the cast when it is neces­ have moved into the Blake games scheduled arc Jan. 7 Alumni, Mr*. Ida Schooley, urd U years, Willow Run plant and are living Howrll apartnu-nte on East Main St. Mrs here; Jan 14. Caledonia, there. died at her home in Fennville of a sary. in trailers * Mrs. Al Nye. who has of the local Bell • Jan. 18 Wayland, here. Jan. 21. stroke on Saturday Dec. 4 and fu­ been working In a Hastings rra- Howell Is manager Woodland there, Jan 28. Nashville, neral services were held there on office. the 2. He holds । taurant. has b-vn home the past Telephone Leola Clark of Grand Rnp- theie; Feb. 5. Hastings, here; Feb Tuesday As Ida Rosenberg die w*s week due to sickness 4 The .senior idsMrs. throttle down to the funeral of Mr*. 8 Wayland, there. Feb 11. Cale­ bom In Leighton twp. on the farm play cast was entertained al the Maudattended Cro»s Thursday and called donia. here, Feb 18. Delton. here; now owned by Dan Mlttner. and ■ home of Mr. and Mrs. Gall Russell on former friends. * Mr. and Mrs Feb 22. NaahviUe. here Supl. J F i grew Ui womanhood in that, viclnly. on west Main St Thursday evening. ide n William Streeter and four small i Schipper u the team’s coach. He never drives i She is survived by a *on Ftorrvsl of 3. Games nnd refreshments made It Marc daughters liave moved from Gun Fennville, a slater. Mrs. Frank Lutz a happv occasion * Lt 1.1^;, by guess or gam­ Apear Radio Squier in . cameThur*' came ihurs“>’d are settled in their home, ... — on ...-------; of Talbot. Alberta: two brothers . Squler cf cf Chicago Chicago III day ble. ■ Three members cf the T-K speech ' Wilbert Rosenberg of Plainwell and ; d-v and and took his hu mother-in-law mother-in-law the Stehr place on west Maui hill Mr.. Glen Ginn Hinic,. with him him *- Mis* Leila Jackson of — the---we»t class. Ella Rlchartuon. Lucille Ov- Claude Rosenberg of Middleville. | Mrs. Blake home home with . — ­ for A few weeks ,-tav with her ........................................................... county line, spent Wednesday r.icht night crholt and Maxlni Finkbclner won ________ 4. He ploy* th* with chum. MLss Joan laurels for themselves, their teachdaughter and infant granddaugh- » ‘,h her h*r school ehum. Matron* Partv game 100% with nilrtverson, enjoyed the an- 1 Dean and helped her celebrate her . er Mtet Whalen -nd Middleville ter. Stivan Katherine. .*>• Keiser fourteenth birthday. * Mrs. M. when they spoke over WOOD Fri- ..y-i chriam*, party cf the Della hit Fool pals. Mr. and Mrs Guerney 1* home after being ill In day on the subject of Tuberculosis l“n Paat^i&omi Hub at the went to Winchester. Ind . Sunday -------- - R«Pp Kalamazoo several weeks, five of and enristmas Seal Stynps We Q ZB hall evening The 5. He keeps hit car ' nnd spent the day with their son­ which dub Nora atimaon and in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs —were ---­ spent at Bronson hos- had loo much business at the tlm- b pttrrlng like a kit­ ^.uuwv Wright. ........ Mr ............... .. Glen Dean. j-;r Mrs. .1 Bob Claude Wright enter? *„Mri ,y —t-sr-r;— to hear them but many listened , h _• husband dwmng were Initiated Into ' the infant'* the U. S S. Navy this Tuesday anil and VandeiVeen. Vander Veen. Mrs. Mrs Bill McFall. Mrs. and said the girU talked like radio : ten. hl' wife nnd .uid Mrs veterans ^and public speakers and two-monjhs-old-son Harold Segcrstroni. S>egcrstrom. Mr Mr^and^Mrs tonnrt bltM (or supper Lawill come home to live with her Malcolm Maclvtr. and Mrs. Hattie 6. He is American •----------ter the guests enicyed a gift exparents during his absence * Mr? Carpenter attended the funeral o! Promotioiw change, games and visiting Jennie Hover, who had been spend. Mrs. Deed Newton In Hastings, Sat­ Sherman L Cliffcrd. son of Mr . . ■ lew weeks with her ron-ln- mdav noon. Mrs N wiu. the mother and Mrs. Wright Clifford of Mid- ^n«..krn >■ IUdIM through. law und daughter Mr and Mrs of Mrs Maxine Clark Rojrrs of dleville, has Jgeeii'promoted Ml'donary "V". k-lo -- thr »••• ; Missionary Meet Meet Enos Price in Jackvon. came home Lan'ing formerly of Middleville ■ ank of technical sergeant In the . Thr Baptlrt ladies will hold their Tliurdav so as to* attend the tuAttorney Albert Parker of Ann army We can't all be 100% armv air force, force according .reerrtlnr to u» an an- iwrular missionary meeting thte neral of het neighbor. Mrs Maud Arbor was a recent visitors of his nouncement made by the i car-sharing Americans, AnUller Friday afternocn at 2 o'clock at »he Cross. * Rev ! w Minor was at uaret’ts Mr und Mn.. Charles F Air-command headouarters home of Mn. Elmer James The but more of us con be. Kalamazoo Tarsdav officiating at Parker. * Mr and Mrs. Bert UUerv Young Clifford graduated "* * from -------lueit speakers of the afternoon will . the funeral rites of un old friend. 1 ■ Hading., wens Sunday callers on the Thomaiiple-Kellogg school in And must. Give your be Mis* Ksthartn LaSor. a blind Frank Weidner * Egbert F Hum- her mother Mrs Adelaide Baird at 1938 and entered thr army in Jan­ and Mrs Marie Duffle, of car the care it deserves. mond of Bedford. Ohio spent Tues- the Fred Wlerir.Ba home on north uary of 1940. Hr wax assigned to ladv, Paw Paw These lathes edit one of dav afternoon and evening with hi* Grnt.cl Rapids St. Mrs Rnlrd Is the present overseas a-vslgnmcnt on two magazines put out in braille for cousin. Mrs Fred stokor while on a gaining from her recent severe sickBuy U .S. Bonds salesman's trin through central nets and .'its up several hours each Nov. 1. 1942 and is now an aerial the blind. It Is called "The Evan< Continued on Page 4. Bee. 2 » Michigan * Mrs Bernard P?ck day Her daughter Mrs Florence engineer and mechanic at one of, and Stamps sprnt from Wednesday until Sat- Ullery spent Thursday wnh~her. * urd-rv with her rinretits Mr. and Miss Evelyn Geukes of trte Krtiorj? Mrs. Will Johnson both of whom .-chc-ol at Gull lake spent the wbekar? on the sick list Her brother end at heme. * The Barry county .. Forrc.'t came from Grand Rapids rural letter carriero-mid wive* on­ NOTICE TO TRAPPERS to:- the weekend Joyed a pot-luck and ChUsimas Mr and Mrs Sam Coats acccm- party Saturday evening at 1 will b«- at the City Market, back of Foil Of fir* afternoon* and raiHcd bv Mp-.-GbHr Brog were i»t home cf Mr. rfyd Mrs Glenn'L , Clarksville. Tnurrday^o the funeral IHh. Gaine* ahd visiting niaae.up at tbe Hasl'nc* Livestock Sales every Friday evening te bay of Mrs Ccfl' unde bewis Potter a very pkxvnXt evening * Mrwand Phone 2240 hide* and fur*. Al*o have a quantity ol Blue Spruce and • Mrs StAnlev Glass hnKbeen 111 Mrs Sew aril Brock and daughter Hastings, Mich. Balsam Christmas tree* for sale. For best price* on your fur* in bed nt her home on Grund Rap- Harriet /nd friend. Peggy Jackson 1 ids St for more Ulan a wdak. * of Giabfl Rapids were Sunday vlsland bargain* on Chriitma* trees, better see ___ X— Jgfw cf Mrs B's parents. Mr. and Mrs F. R. Pnndle. ALLEN H. BISHOP Sgt Frederick Rock is spending 9 miles south on Camp Ground road, first place west ut Doud a ten days furlough with his par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Cart Rock be­ School fore reporting fcr service at Pana­ Out 12-18 DONT BUY THINGS YOU DONI ma City. Flu. Hl* cousin. Francis Rock, who is with the maritime , NEED—BUY WAR BONDS seamen at Brooklyn. N. Y.. accompenied by his mother and sister. Mr* Leon Rock and Crystal of De- 1 trolt spent several days Ixn week al the Carl Rock home, returning to Detroit Sunday night * George Moen, who graduated from Michi­ gan State College last summer Lv an electrical - engineer with the Cola Mlg Co at Munroe. * Seaman Charles Vtebeck. «*on of Mr and Mrs. Lewis Visbeck is home on a few days leave from duty with the U. S. Navy It has been three or Owing to the death of my husband, I will dispose of the personal property at pub­ rnoir years since Charles was home . a* he was in the Pacific at the lic auction at the farm located 3 miles north of Hastings out Broadway, then ’/z time of the Pearl Harbor attack and ha.- seen plenty of action. He U serving hte second term of enlist­ ment in live U S Navy We hear Charles has fallen to Dan Cupid's arrows nnd most likely we can tell you more next week. Mrs R E MacNaughton. Mr. and Mrs Rush Randall enjoyed the vaudeville show, "This I* the Army" Starting at I o'clock sharp, I offer the following: nt Keith's theater in Grand Rapids. Thursday evening * Mr and Mrs Vernon Hooper and daughter. Jane visited relatives and friends at Lan­ AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE sing over the weekend * Mr and Mrs. Clulr Brog entertained three 1940 Pontiac 2 door Deluxe, less than Gruno 7.2 electric refrigerator, good. Grand Rapids couples at their 8.500 miles, good rubber. home Sunday' and all enjoyed n Electric Savage spin dry washing |xjt-luck dinner together The guests machine. were Mr and Mrs N. J Reynolds HORSE Mr and Mrs. Herman Pogenpoh! Porcelain kitchen range. and Mr. and Mrs Dwight Tabor * Black Percheron mare, good worker. Mr*, t-eonard Elwood left for Camp Estate Heatrola. Breakfast tabic. McCoy. Wv.. Saturday for a few FARM MACHINERY davr.' visit witli het husband who White drophead sewing machine. 1* in service * Friday callers at the I Farm wagon and combination rock. home of Mr and Mrs. W. K LiebSteel wardrobe. Coal and wood stove. ler were I K.- Parsona and ron Hay rake. 2 horse cultivator. Charles cf Grand RauKis. Zinc top kitchen cabinet. 2 ond-horse plows. Walking plow. Pvt Wm. MacCorson Yriro is with tl.e U S army In Lincoln. Nib 12x15 wine color Olson rug. 3 single cultivators. Weeder. I writes home that he had a wonder­ ful birthday Nov 8 with a party in 3 sec. spring drag. Land roller. 3 piece rust color living room suite. his honor at the USO rooms He Hoy fork and rope. Stell grain drum. 1 mentioned several cards and let­ End table. Reed fernery. Table. ter* from old Middleville friends Hgrness. Crosscut Floor lamp and 2 chairs. I together with gifts made it a very happy dav * The Young Woman's Pump jock with ' * horse motor. 2 work tobies. Commode. Guild wrili meet this Thursday eve­ Log chain. Grindstone. 2 dressers. ' ning witli Mrs. James Robertson It is hoped there will be a good at­ Kerosene drum. I man saw. Maple bed, springs and mattress. tendance. Congratulations 14’/zx20 canvas, new. Metal baby crib, large sixe. Middleville friend* extend • conTwo 10.-gal cans. G»tulatlon.s to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Folding steel cot and pod. wts. of Michigan Center on the Three 5-gal. cans. Rockers. birtlr of their third daughter, in a Jackson hospital. Friday Dec. 10. Electric fence charger and battery. Metal bed and wire springs. The little lady weighed 7!. lbs. but 50 small grape baskets. Automatic can sealer and 50 cans. we don't know h*r name Mrs. Lew ­ is' mother. Mrs. Elmer Fenton went Cistern pump. Chest of tools. 20 gal. crock. 6 smell crocks. to Jackson on Wednesday to care Three 3-tine and one 6-tine forks. for the mother and babe. Copper wash boiler. Potato and corn planters. Galvanised tubs. Ice cream frexer. Rouse Circle Met Twenty member* and guests of Several basket fruit cans. the Rouse circle met at the home ot Mr- Harry Bennett. Thursday aft­ Quantity of Chippawa potatoes. 2 wood kitchen cupboards. ernoon for the regular meeting and Around 6 cords of wood. Ironing board and clothes rock. Christmas party. An exchange- ol gift* was a pleasant feature. The Whiffletrees, neckyokes, etc. Numerous other articles. lidie’ are making several small quills for the Community Home Ln Grand Rapids. Lovely refreshments TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. NO GOODS REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. were served The ladles are also packing a ChrUtmu box for FL Custer Mrs W K. Llebler will en­ tertain the ladle* In January. Edd Timm and Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Rush Randall spent Cliaries Williams went by train to I Jackson Saturday evening and | home of his niece. Mrs Joxrpn spent Sunday with Mrs Timm *' Wra’.e and there met hi* Urotlwrin-law and sister. Mr. and Mr> Mn. Peter Peterson relumed Etra Palmiter of Berrien Spring? home Bunday from several days has been very sick and was con- I a Mrs. Harold Enders of Grand fined in Foote hoepttai three weeks ‘ Rapids was the Sunday guest o! her husband's parents.. Mr. and Florence Ullery visited her son Lyle but is now home and improving * Mrs Sam Cost* * Mr. and Mt* Harold Cutler entertained the Tillery and tamlly in Grand Rapids Mrs Norman Maclver nnd children Mm Friday until Scindav nights. ladles ot the Parmelee Extension 1 were home for the weekend after Wednesday. A delicious pot­ Her grandson Pfc Donald K. Ul- club spending several days in Grand lery was home on furlough from luck dinner, complete with birthday i Rapids * Mtadames E. F Blake Camo Seibert. Ala. * Little Carol . cake for Lula Allen was followed Philip Bender. Henry Brog. Olive — the lessen on making over old Talbot and Chas. Crookston were Dean ha* been suffering with a] *by cold and earache a Mr and Mrs Iflot bee MIDDLEVILLE * 1943 War Needs Long Distance This Christmas Help necesury calls get through by avoiding unnecessary calls. Use long distance only if it is urgent, especially on December 24, 25 and 26. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY • INVESr IN VICTORY—WITH WAR BONOS * ANDRUS SERVICE 11 WANTED UCTION SALE SATURDAY, DEC. 18,1943 WOMEN TO CANDLE AND BREAK EGGS FOR DRYING PLANT THOSE WHO ARE EMPLOYED IN DEFENSE WORK DO NOT APPLY SILVERS-RICH NORTH BROADWAY 'South Thornapple Farm Bureau Group The South Thomkpple Farm Bu­ reau group h«kl IL- rvgubr uweting .H. the home of Mr. and Mr*. Vux Adams on Thursday night. Dec. 9U>. Dl*cu*sx>n leader, Wm. Cridlcr ltd MRS. MABEL TOWNSEND, Propx. DEWEY REED. Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND. ATON FLORY. Clerks i �AND SO . . CHAHAlNIVHISPe^0• Last year, our boys held Christmas services in the Solomons. They held them as far from the enemy as possible. Ordinarily, you’d, say behind the lines—but on those Jap-infested islands, there are dften no lines .. . the enemy is always around you . .. waiting . .. waiting ... waiting for a sound that tells him where you are. So the Chaplain whispered . . . And our boys knelt in the soggy mud .. . their bare heads bowed, while the Chaplain whispered. And when it was over, they stood up, put their helmets on, snatched up their rifles . . . and started the man hunt that is their daily diet It isn’t pleasant. But it's something to remember when you spend your Christmas at home. It's something to remember when you buy Christmas gifts this year. Think of it when you plan to buy something you can do without... and then buy a War Bond instead. Yes, buy War Bonds for gifts this Christmas. Buy them for your men in the service... buy them for your family... for your friends and acquaintances . . . and ask them to buy Bonds for you ... instead of anything else. Buy Bopds ... Bonds .. . Bonds . . . and perhaps next year. .. the Chaplain will be able to lift his voice. KEEP ON BACKING THE ATTACK! WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE’ ■ CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON E. W. BLISS CO. ‘ ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT WORKS COFFEESHOP ANDRUS SERVICE HOTEL HASTINGS MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE TAYLOR SHOE STORE LONG & MOORE 5c-to $1 CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL STORE HOME BAIRD'S STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES THE HASTINGS BANNER COLEMAN INSURANCE MILLER REAL ESTATE HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK CASITE CORP. VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE INT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM BARRY CLEANERS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS, IMS ON THE HOME FRONT the winter in training nt Fart Bennlng. Oa. North tai the summer. south in the winter! How do you do it fellowi Must be some more of that Irish luck. His address lu qualifying Jump at Fort Benning, Oa. This tactical night Jump complcted his Parachute Jump TrainIng which lasted the standard four weeks and included jumping from the towers 250 ft high and leam| tng completely the technique of aife Kachute jumping and landing. He i earned Che right lo wear the | coveted Wings and Boots of the U. Oongrstulatlons 2nd Ueul Robert— you're Joining a lot of other swell fellows from this county who are now flying warplanci for Uus Army. Navy and Marine Air Corps. Kenneth E. Gates nww rotes as a MM Q/c having been advanced from a P 1/c. This new rating, si Zolly understands, la the Naval equivalent of Staff Sergeant. Hla new address is: Kenneth E. Gates. M M 2 c 312-18-50 New York Cilv. Oonaratustion.s Km-WIll it be 9th Cal. Det. Army Air Base. Shreveport. Louisiana I | ! Pvt. Dan Heath. 36460599 Co. A, 1893. Engr. Avn. Bn. Gowen Field Boise. Idaho Chanxe of A.P.O. for T/5 Law. rer.ee Wieland:—A.PO. 475. their new president. Dorothy Bux­ ton; Bee.. Mrs. Leon Tack; Tim. Farm Bureau meeting will Putnam. Pvt. Robert C. Murphy. the winter. , Mr*. Keith Norton AS.N. 1M89M2 j Sunday evening i i 4th co. Mh Tng Regt . Fort Bragg. N. C. । parents. Mr. and M HIGHBANK A S-J.P.—B.T.C., Next week your letter will be i ton. Fort Benning, as. written inn .kii«aHnn. Paratrooper. Old Zolly thinks' that --------- by Rev. Conger Hathaway , i|.„ o.troth-Adum* home Friday Compton, Jr., a grand-on of Ohio’s thwJks t^th^1 imkn^wmPrrt^tlSV-; lt *nybody really earns the honor who keeps tn touch with manv of tvenin». j? for a pot luck aup-, • famous-Otrlla Compton and moth­ you from Bnrry county Until then. jw a Chrin^ grX U-.W_lar.waar. er ot the four famous Compton A/C Ftfrest Schondelmayer '‘i'. Wonder If anyone ever get* ao hr Cheerio. ,bag. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Vem Haw­ the proud parent* of a i boys, probably the greatest quar­ Class !1-D Zolly Cotter. ft > blitz and family visited Sunday at i urday evening at Penr tette of scholars in the nation. She A::. "r‘.. . Aviation Cadet Regiment Mrs Bernice Brooks tn Battle Creek. name—Marilyn Irena, was among tne 16 guests enter­ Britain. U. 3. Naval Air Training Center QUIMBY M ng.1 c n"’tl? B”1 luck Keep tlons. * Miss Enid Fal ert and sincerest wishes for many try| * Mr and Mrs. Glenn Marshall —- ------- ------------tained at a riding party and buffet Corpus Christi. Texas • Last Week's Letter) visited relative* in Battle Creek port spent the weei Corp' Winn Green. 36421329 | h*PP>' 1frnd‘ngs‘ m .... Daniel E Payne. R 1. Cloverdale style lunch at the Virginia estate Mrs. Clara Scott returned home Sunday. * The Moore school win Usters Baa trice and of Mr. Compton's aunt. Mrs. Wilson APO 78 rJnni 18 one of a ol «*lected aol>Kal on Tha nksg iving have their Christmu program on. Bert Palmer home. from the hospital "" — ’ — Compton of Washington, in a Camp McCoy, Wi*. dlOT **» have bcen awigned to the operation Thursday evening. Dec. 23. Evary- Bedford spent from ' somewhat 'inside" note to her Zolly day after an snpendlciUs ar— received a copy of "The Real ‘ °l N^nter Army Training Program and te doing fine. * Mr. and Mrs. one welcome. * The Rrr. and Saturday with Mra. mother Peg writes. The guesUread McCoy", a neaL newwy. 12-poge. vn**emty Chester Scott and family arrived Mrs. T. A. Moyer of Cloverdale in Grand Rapids, like Who's Who—except for mo— .-kinja v.rTT j Fieia. Alabama, ana awom in a* a at .— —... .—...j- ot Illinois TralnHarry --------------on Wednesday before Thanksgiving and Mr. and Mrs. II —./ Cotter-1' and you'could find most of them Mrh1irek^>vn^riP?<E^h<.P^uilrere1 se«ond lieutenant. After Die oath KSuSLSJ"iS> ™ cf * w b> th * claM _____ ___________ and snent several days caring for ill of Jackson were Sunday guest* gucate CORNERS In Who’s Who. The host and host­ S^r^l of Camo Of cfflc nWiw. WO* UMen taken bv the claw,'______ tunics... tn______ foreign areas and Uino’meer °^«knted C°the kuagea. advanced engineering and hte mother * Mrs. Arminta Fleck at Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffmans, ess. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Compton. Kdding it wo* Lhe mi UcCOy." I We are glad to report that Mr. Burlington, Vtof Battle Creek spent Thanksgiving * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skidmore of WlnrTVllarf Inbinv vnuil "landing officer, J. ----------— Art's aunt and uncle. He is a noted TVanks oi miinr. iwuiw-i....— -• — — Dower* i*is muen Bowers much imorovea. Improved. •* Mrs. Thanka Winn Glad to toow you'll ■ graduates with iiivST^tTm ..... ........ J._________ .-H- f-rrerelr silver pilot winas wings •dv»nc^ •««’ and Tanguagm with .her daughter Mrs /ink... Gilbert T3 Battle Creek an* and Wr Mr. are* and lira Mra.1.Ar- iaR Newton and Daisy Bargtnan ' economist and lawyer and head of haveP^few^vPlrove^tChrdtaLu Pfc Lyle W Roekhlll Scott. *Mr*. Henry SoUiard re- thur Houghtalln of the Striker dis- yere callers of Mr. and MnTiffwSr the International Lumberman's As­ have a few day* leave at ChriaUna* bjuJ aw1a] ^nj^ry bad<jes fOr pro. in ooui grounu ana nmal Prclly PrO’lc’ and who wouldn’t .36460602 — — — very lovely picture* of trict visited at Mr and Mrs. Ernest Hallock of Dowling Friday aftersociation. Colonel and Mrs. Ather­ reived some i Home from Washington this Fri­ 32nd T.T.S. Bks. 178 He U sta- Skidmore's. Sunday. * Mrand Mr*. SorT * Mr and Mra“ik »*r Colorful ceremonies In the * O*Pn Moure, who has a emt ton Richards. She ts roving editor Gordon the «....other — —zday . — ------cornea Sgt. Bob Corkin to stay 7t'rendM bv ‘nkV and two grandfonr. tn service. Hr Chanute Field. Ill Island in the south. of The Reader's Digest Lt. Com­ day Honed on ani Ldand south, ★ w Vprn HawbUtz •—-»»» "?•«= afuert* ——— Culley of Battle Creek were week­ until after Christmas. Bob wrote' .nd^-nd^r/^^vrre iwUnn keeps track of many of the boy* in Walter Scot*, is 111 with the Wenger ”s. Nashville. mander nnd Mrs Carey; She is home to find out tn advance what enU ’ flu. ~ *' Friday at Amos | ' * ; end gueate of John Houahlahn. * > enta ,ru1 and frtend friends* ,rom from cverv every * section clk,n service, besides his own; here are Pfc. Olenn N. Campbell head of Die government de|>artment might be going on so he could make of the country. Son of Mr. Myron There was quite a fire Saturday -------- •———-----------Mr and Mrs Lynden Morri* and’ 36410786 at Barnard College. A lieutenant In E Freeman of Middleville. Lt. Free­ letters from his three — night on the Cairn* farm when a BRANCH DISTRICT , famly were guest* of Ira ciuftHa* [he*Ti;7;“a^d hte irife "aM’bkw I 1 of ““ oW Wh° mon __ NoV’ 3<' 19,3 man is a graauwe graduate or of momappie Thomapple grxv; tire got out of control. * Mrs. —---------------- .... —• at Quimby Sunday. » U. S Armv and hte parenta. the Barkers. . ““•“"‘j .. w , W. K K.llow HK» School. MidM°“" "'•? __________ Amber Reid and her family are now th Ostroth-Adama home Friday Camp McCain. Mississippi Just »hnu«nt thought iI would would drop you a Jult settled In Nashville. * Mrs Shir- evening for pot luck supper A FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS < fromJl the * State "Department* The i and J°hn Keeler, son* of dlevllle. Previous to hte acceptance few lines to let you know that I am lev Ritzman had her granddaughter . t« OK Si —- MM —*i~i’----- •**■* you the Judy with her a few days recently. -■ Fleet P O. hh .irl wh.. l. Jnn Uie “f® >hon. cwmwiy. onurf —Sj'^SiT Bell TelepF • Th- Quimby Extension Club met San Francisco. Cal. SHEAVES IN THE WIND. J daughter cf the vice president and Mrs. Henry Solhard last Wed­ Rapids. print with Chila Del Rio. the cousin of Dolores, Afri^n nesday for an organization meeting A/C Ronald H. Mulvaney has re ­ ri..t ni-> • • • " ' been through inn African campsugn Ute name of your ship. Bob ’ and dL’Cuvslon of making our cently been transferred from Maxto the WKZO radio program 1 h ,, . ' but In different sections Then I have heard that you have had equipment last by giving it the corGood wtehe* and Congratula-lon* . csune Sicily and Italy and though schedule ia a daily program of ' lo Bob and Roaetene < Cooper) Moore f*chTsuspeited&Mt the other m\gL where he will begin primary flight a little snow there. Boy. I would r«et care and repair. * A supper like to sec acme In place of this wns given, in honor of Loren Ernest who made, it Mr and Mrs. last | Mmewhere near the scene of training. HL* address Is: rain that we have here. How are Lewis. 8 2c who was home on month down at Palmer Field. B.C. . aetkm. the meeting came as a sur- , A/C Ronald H. Mulvaney things going there al home I was l'ive. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Class 44F. «8lh AAFPTD where Bob is now stationed. TTjey nri/e Censorship prevent* naming telling some of the boys about kill­ Chas. Rowley. Those present were honored library of recognised are telling the atory about how Bob . fte mm; place of the meeting. Both boys ,I Georgia Air Service. Jackson ing the hogs nnd cf all the good Mr and Mm. Pat Lewis. Loren. can "pick cm -meaning Rosy I were wero well we|i—and and Zolly zoPy 1* u willing to j। Tenn. meat I would have If I was home. Wayne Vandenlierg. Marjorie Mat­ . t -tt .. ------ — »—• ia: । Dale who is a honey and then Ute Um» I ' ty. th----ree .layer cake— against DaleLL.Roush. Rouah.36458828 36458828 everyone enjoys There isn't much I can say. but thews and the Rowley family. Later Bob took off but the plane didn’t; Ration cracker 'or biscuit, as 536 Serv. SqcL. A A.B. Longfellow. Wot take Rood care of yourself und I Loren- Lewi*. 6 2c Wayne Vanden- . quite clear ami sh- landed tn a cot- ! lhey cull em) that the boys'had a I Dalhart. Tex. Thoma* J. Robinson, A-E.M. 3 c will do the same h-nr Marlorie Matthews and Helen tonfield. It was a nice soft place to ; thought or two (or more) for the I we* recently promoted to corpora! Your son Rowley attended the skating rink settle down and Bob rnlJLwFh Ml. follls home when they got ' Congratulation* Dale, bet that third Howard entertainment. ■ ’ Thornannle Lake. * We hear ALLEN ’S BACK! the white stuff flying It looked like together. I stripe will be coming in due time! Oceana. Virginia Pfc Howard Moore. 36175188 that Pfc, Don H. Curtis is doing a full sized ’ow stonn No 1 ,Mr aretn of .Evart.1 IIFA .—.r,-r^-r,o Fred Allen, the dean of American APO. was ssdonexVratto ahimsmall M£ and Mnd Mni Mr" HEADQUARTERS. EUROPEAN A PO. 361 ’• Postmaster nicely in the radio division of the •crew-balls will hit the air-waves hs-m wss n^ded don" Mme except the a nlnne small “ Mlchii were recently thrilled J®*1" **?* reCJ7*Jly u 'rU'fd to re- 11 THEATER OF OPERATIONSNew York City. N. Y. A/C Kenneth 'Gillespie Signal Corps in the Army. He Is with more of hi* zany humor this HOW TO GET A TAXI... natch was needed the plane ■ S...I..K^skS? Uwt before nf>nioon-now e,v0 . .long ni.t.nr^ nh™ rail United States Army Combat EnglJust this week a V-mall picture Cadet Det. Class 44-B stationed in New Jersey. * Hubert coming Sunday evening (WKZO B-b Ls know?/** "pltehc*°£Si neera were using “commando" tac- holiday greeting was sent from MAAF — Marfa. Tex. Iniufficient gas for the home bus Smith 1* seeing a lot of country in B“nown B.M. no?_. «t*ttorwd Pcarl , tics long before the term wm ever North Africa to the Banner rasing 8 30). He's been iu retirement, but — cabs being hard to get —how to Cff the assembly line this wrek Harbor.He said he wu fine—may- heard. they m ln thp 0ntteh — To all the Folks in Town-Merry PiUUp R Nichols. F I/c get a ride...that’s the problem. Australia now. rime b» aalittle little hcroralck homesick now now and smd then. then, : Ik1m now preparing to use them Christmas Howard Me .-.re " came three cut? cute little numbers. To bIt confronted a commuter la W«it be sTrciflr:—On -R** Dc^. .......«. m» ,had m.u an everFful ■«... nl71'p‘1 xjuuwj Buddy «has life BRaln nPXt.assault on Eur- Excerpts from the grands-jn letter*: S. D- 3007 Nyack, New York the other day. BANFlEtp ate—7 Itw. Ihs. 14 ox.; ox.. I rinee rlnee he attended old Hastings ope. — a„ little iiou busy i.uv these days. rlnvs Rim. Darwin R*xford Tate Camp Peary, va. ’••’It’*,m Sup­ He shanghied a cabbie, and on the on Dec. 7th came Thomas Kent , high. His present address is: Mrs. Emms Tick of Hss’l"** ine Engineers have the repute- oose It te much colder bark home . ,u. .. „ . Dale Qreen. BAL 2/c. Cn) Robert A Eaten. 36193824 way to the station the driver told spent Sunday with her son Leon Uon of being the first to enter dan- by now. - . Most of the fellow's got Rth arrived Gerald Carl Lehman— Bax 1314. Navy 128, the passenger how much he liked and family. * The Charles Fuikgerous territory and the line to married while home on furlough 8 lbs. 10 ot All of their Dad* are % Fleet Post Office U. 8 Army beiners have moved from the the CBS show. BfO TOWN leave. Demolitions, building bridges but I don't .*ee why they .want to. In service, dnddys lx:hman (Nash- , San Francisco. Calif. San Diego. Calif Charles Neasc farm to the Floyd under fire, conyruction ot field for- I'm Just as happy the way I am. . (WKZO 7 p.m. Tuesdays). Seems tflle) nnd Tate, both being over- i pfc. Lyman D- Hunt, son of Mr. tlflcations—all these are In the En- as ever. Eckert farm in Irving Twp. * Mr. the passenger was Ed Pawley, the sens "Papa" Stebbins was lucky ' nnd Mrs Claud D. Hunt. R.R. 4. glneers' "book." Cwl William Hirst 36157353 ./ Dick and Mrs. Don Putnam were Sun­ editor in BIO TOWN, so from enough to get home to see you Tom. Hastings. Iras been graduated from Pvt. Richard Thomas, 3685154 Btry C. 182 F A. Bn. day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. "We're a fighting outfit and we’re now on the loyal cabbie is waiting Conarntula*lone to you all—we wish j Gulfport Field. Army Air Forces looking for a figlrt”, said Lieutenant Fort Bragg. N. Car Orvin Smelker of Bowne. Kent Btry C. 815th A AA. for Pawley each morning I all the Dads could be home. Technical Training Command Colonel a.-nCo. * Mrs, Wm. Wandell ts tn Hugo — J. -.--re. Stark. 7612 KlnssCamo Haan. Calif. Hl Sgt June Leary! What do you । school for airplane mechanic* spec- ton Avenue. Chicago, commander Dear Grandad: T/4 Carl R. Wachter. 36160719 Community hospital. Battle Creek, thlnk of the picture of the snapov laHzed In maintenance of cargo and of one Engineer unit now’ In Great How ir. everything at the fqrm? due to a strok? of para lysis. ★ looking Marine on the front page? , transport type airplanes. During I Britain. Hte men have had long What did you have for ThnnksglvNew York city. N Y. Mrs. Clara Warner, a former resi­ BINGER OF NOTK-OR NOTBB As one of the fellows admiringly hte stay at Gulfport Field. Pfc. ,I drt |iJti dny nonw ana dent of Johnstown, died test week drill*, day nnd and night, under battle batt!" ing? I sure mirara mlraed oemg beingJwme and Garry Moore, who co-stars with till he 111 saw — I. picture. If.VWMSC. .»>•••» •k “ "a ■ highly — — . ’ technics I■ U.JIIU.IVMTUO, said, when the Hunt •received c<Jn(utlona. UIIU and IKJre now MIC/ they want «on't In Cleveland. Many of hdr old remit. toIM to w think ire , I — v... - even be able•• to -­ Jimmy Durante each Friday night "She’s a pin. pip, nnd and Great Guns, be- i couree courre of Instruction instruction covering n* 112 , n „> ini« tavinn Hrm.> tnr chrutmis I wish we friends from thLs community at ­ put their training Into use. Laying get heme for Chrtetmifc. I wteh we shr's re a mn. Marine." 1 days of mechanical instruction. (WKZO 9) prides himtelf on bsmt tide* thatt corn <■>■-. I and clearing of minefields—one of rould all be home but we can t. :o tended her funeral held In Bedford -----..--------- 1 | congratulation* Lyman. a vocalitt. but his friends will tell Greetings Navy Nurse Ginny ..... A* --- our --- 1 the mo most moBl Important important, operations ojieruiions in in w» we may as well makethe best of favorite ca: ^oncharacter. CoL Hip ,hu W(U-_is one Of their many spe- it Sgt. Fay M. Staup / Bates over at Pearl Harbor. Ginny. ---------the Methodist church elected as Jou otherwise. The other Friday evirkin nays, these fellows In the c|iiitieA I don't know what they nre going a niece on Mrs Bernard Reed's Corkin ras-. — — e was telling Durante that wheno.h.nH ,n thb „nll ore |O do wlIh m Grandad, but thing.-. side of the family, just happened ! ground- crews — are R.-„ having a hand trj in j BBrry cuunfT he'» back with a vengeance — and CTer ting, tears came to his i I. Pfc. —_ Roland »»_•—> B. «».,< — »» ori, surely ^lirejy moving and that's about to meet a nephew, from Mr Reed's | flying V’S6' Pla,nt-6- J11®1, Chilson. 26. Clover- arc you're in luck, because he's a week- eYel >nd he wondered if there was side of the family, who is also sta- i a* the fellows who ore at the con- | dftl(, and pfc LyJe j i^nc.ur. 29. allrt know i.----- or can say. ly WKZO feature. Sure, you’ll anything he could do about it. Y<rar-grandson. tinned nt Pearl Harbor. i trots! •» ---------------------------right —-—nearI Hastings. R 5. And •from meet all the old stand-bys — John Jimmy advised him to stuff cotton Pvt. Robert C Murphy who spent Sgt. Robert H. Bailey son of Mra. bv is Sgt. Darwin H. Roth. 28. b/rt Mocrei,b3b4i73''3 the summer In training In cool । Alice Ykaefrock of Woodland. Mich Clarksville. R 2. Dot. Falstaff Openshaw and all ths ,n hit ears. Not nice, but effective, Pfc. Deltyrt Moore. 3£Hil northern Michigan te now spending | has successfully made his fifth and Oo M 385th Inf A PO rest. Dqn’t miat ill — — . Ian C. Ironside. T/5th Grade, son WELOING — AUTO REPAIRING b SERVICE Camp McCoy. WK of Mr. and Mrs. John Ironside has I left the Baler Field Topographical WE BUILD — WAGONS — TRAILERS — HITCHES GAG OF THE WEEK... FOOTBALL AOAINI Addresses I Engineering Unit. Esler Field. La.. New and Used Parts — Glass Installed Did you think the football season Again we refer you to Carry Paul Burkey. M 1/c । to enter the Engineering Officers' Moore of the "Moore-Duraste B. J. Unit ATB . Candidate School at Fort Belvoir, Camo Bradford. N- D B, with von. except for this fact: on Show" (WKZO 9 p.m. Friday*)'. ! Va.. a really tough Rrind. so Zollv CASH FOR YOUR JUNK CAR Norfolk. Virginia . I understands. Ian, who Is 27, Joined New Year’s day. WKZO will bring They were talking about an auto ' tiie Army In Nov. 1942. Home reyou not one. but TWO Bowl Foot- accident... "He had conclusion of WRECKER SERVICE IT ry-nn'* McIntyre i ccntlv for a fess- days Ian snld he bail games, a full afternoon of top- the brain" said Moore. "You don't 38 Rpl. Bn. was impressed with the thorouRhnotch sports broadcasting. Make a mean that,” returned Durante. "You Phone 2407 Camp Foiled.. TenncaW Hastings ness nnd intensity of Army training. New Year's Resolution right now mean concussion". "No,” said i Congratulations on this new ooportf to hear these TWO football games Moore. "I mean conclusion... ha’s Pvu Ruth Sunday tunity. Ian, and we know you’ll «riv? New Year’s Day. dead!” 107th W.A.C. IXL 1 (his new opportunity everything Fort Mason I you've got. Good luck! San Francisco. Cal. I Newly commissioned as a fighter I pilot in Uncle Sam's growing air Edward Sunday. 8 2/e, UBJ4. | fleet ia Robert Sidney Flfleld who U SS. Indiana 5th Div. | recently received Ids silver wings f; Fleet Postmaster and a second lieutenant s commis­ San Francisco. Cal. sion in the U. S. Army Air Force Reserve at Eagle Pass Field. Vic­ Pfc. Meredith J. Reid. 36424957 toria. Texas. HLs picture along with Co. K. 341 Inf. other information is on page 1. (Continued from page 1, Sec J) "Ensign Peg Chandler of the Gout Guard, home on a brief leave, en­ route to New Orleans, had n privi- STATIC W PRESCOTT PETE’S ALTO PAItTS SpecialNnticB Get Your Application For That Locker Registered At Once r M QUART OF HEALTH FOR GROWING CITIZENS WE CANNOT ERECT THE PLANT UNTIL A REQUIRED NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS HAVE DEPOSITED ONE YEAR S RENTAL IN ADVANCE There are Three Price Ranges MILK—the drink that cmbodics -xrll the nutri­ tive qualities of vitamins and taste* good too! Grade A milk, a> frosh as the kind you used to drink on Grandma’s farm, is the kind they like. And that's the kind they’ll got if you give them our brand. Now that winter is here, every meal you give the youngsters should bo planned to protect their health, help their bodies and minds grow. They'll got their ABC's better if you give them the ABC's of health. FIFTEEN, FOURTEEN and TWELVE FIFTY PER YEAR. RENTAL STARTS WHEN PLANT IS OPEN. EACH LOCKER HOLDS APPROXI MATELY SIX CUBIC FEET EQUIVA LENT TO A STANDARD SIZE RE FRIGERATOR. All money received is held in escrow in local banks for your protection un­ til the plant isjn operation. Leases can be had at Strand Theatraduring show hours or phone 2557 during day for Ask For Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! ASSEMBLERS AND MACHINE HELPERS E. W HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. PASTEURIZED. PT. 7c. QT. 13‘ appointment. ■UY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HASTINGS FROZEN FOOD STORAGE COMPANY \ MOLDERS, CORE-MAKERS, HELPERS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hastingi APPLICANTS MUST QUALIFY UNDER THE WAR MANPOWER STABILIZATION PLAN �THF HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAYDECFMBFR 16, ■irfll Woods and family. * Mr. and'ceived word that) Cpl. T. Glenn No- Church of United to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dukes. Free-1 -Jmiti. Burl Will: Wes. Ser. Guild. 1 Mrs. • 'k,-- Wm..... — Dipp were "... Sunday after. I , vlsky ----- J ,has .... — been ... sent - ... to lu UXU.XVI another Brethren in Christ---- • r'~’ - -*-* — ”------ -* •*— 1 Mrs Chester Stowell; Christian j- y Qr^fin. 'Pastor i— noon iruMta guests of Mr. and Airs. Mrs. Frediarmv Fred army ha_se base and sendc sends hi« his n»<*> new nd. social relations and church actlviDec. 5; a boy to i»vt. and Mrs Rex-, V II V R V II L J I Roush of Grand Rapids. * Mr. and dress: Freeport • ties. Mrs. Sibyl Warner, young Mrs. Ralph Sage and fam'ly visit-1 Cpl.-T. Glenn H_ NdvUky 10: 30 A M —Sunday ^icliool. ford Tate. Hastings. R. 6. Dec. 6 - women'* and girl'* work. Mr*. Car­ ed the latter * mother. Mrs Joe i Following are the surgtea' rx. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 11: 30 A. M.—Morning worship , roll C. Burkholder; children's work. "■n» « eta-- l ------r,-Ri ---------------n2rsipl7.',-sir.|. 35736156304 th q M Service Co 8:00 P M.—Christina* program liente registered on Monday P. M.: O. H. Trlnklein. Pastor Mrs. Rob t Cook; supplies, Mrs. feue and the Rev. E. B. OriHin. day ^ftenioon. * -John Fish. Jr..| 8:00 P M.—Thursday. Prayer Mr*. Thomas. Power* ana «ra. Em- , Services held In the l.O.O.F. .hall. Walter Ryan; publicity. Mrs. Wm. Were Sunday dinner guesu of Mr. of Onind was n aunday i. Xt*mra, ruinllff. meeting. mitt Hamilton. Nashville; from (Green street entrance. L. Hinman; membership. Mrs. Geo. khd Mrs. Herman Gooch- * ‘ "7,r{'5 ■ gue*t of Mr. and Mrs John Fi*h. * 8an Francisco. California Pleasant Valley Marjorie Thompson. Children* Christmas Service at Heath; fellowship. Mis. C D. Bam Arown spent from Wednesday until Mr Mrs Mux Sn. dcr ttIld । Lieut. R.’ Edmonds is now ------- Carl ... 10: 00—Morning Worship. 528 S. Dibble; Mrs. Redford Slid-; 10:30 A. M. Theme. "ChristtheSav- er; student's work. Mr*. Roy Saturday as gueat of his baby visited ....... the —latter -------- *- abler. -jut. Mrs. Mrs., Captain at a base camp at Anchor- 11: 00—Sunday school. ham, 414 w. Mill; Miss Beulah lor is Bcm!" Chandler. Alary Allcrdlng of Hastings. * Mrs. — . 1 Burdette Wilson and family of Has- i age. Alaska; his brother Pvt. Lorrn 7: 30 P M.—Christian Endeavor. Sense. R 3 Mra. Russell price. 216 Sunday school will not meet , at DURFEE Mabel Yoder, Mrs. Elwood Yoder. tings last week. ’ ’* I G. Edmonds recently soent a week 8: 00 P. M.—Tuesday, prayer N BrjJadway; Mrs. Lyle Nelson and the usual hour. Norma and Gordon Yoder, spent Mr* Glen Parker of Litchfield. F*1 ^*e home of hLs parents at Ann meeting. Mr* Frank Steams, R. 3; Miss, x ♦ *---------------Mr. and Mrs. Oliver of Lake S™a.SSyrorwuih™, Oktobcm. Ethel Manning. 202 8. Broadway. , FREE METHODIST CHURCH Odessa were guests In Uw Striker & *. m noli.'TSi. bii. ................ .............................................. The Barry C E. Union met Mon­ .Mrs. f.r" her sister. Mrs Leon Howk. ww, " Patients discharged since last Chrtstmas program Wednesday, and Bump home Friday. * The Rapid* A Mr and Mi*- Martin ;akcn . pennocg hospital Friday ar<> RTandsous of Mr. and Mrs. Buc! day evening. Dec. 1? at the Kilt>alreiiort are Blake Barnum. Lake Dec. 22. at 8 pm. Everybody wei- East Baltimore Extension class met d LmSI aere nX -LUht. retummg Saturday evening. ' Sisson. , rick U. B. church. Freeport and with Mrs. Dale Bump for their S.vrt«2Lurof<1M^Paft *Mrs ^®Ed allowed she had unduMr. and Mrs Chas Bunn received Pleasant Valley C E Societies were Odessa; Miss Beatrice Bowerman come. CT”; 7,7 Mr and Mr- Claud Tlle Showed She had undtlmi>. vmo DUU11 revvixu rieasuiK v .. ---------- ------- second 'lesMn Friday. * Mr and and Mra. Albert Frost and baby.; --------------- *♦*--------------wai.Kflnd family tMr^id Mr* lant fever, ari »"■>l her many friends fiiends ■ ajetter represented P ... letter from their son T Sgt. Chy- well represented. Mrs. Leo Reynolds and daughter Middleville; Maurice Ritter. Del- BAPTIST NOTES Walton and latnii'. * Mr. ana airs. «n,»<wiv n*-nvrrv a t°n Bunn that his brother Sat. —— — Marjorie of Battle Creek wire Torwl Buehler of N“rlh MrT Marv Hemiey attended^he• Raymond had undergone an operaThe Rev. A. Hoffman of Cliar- ton; Mra. Harold Williams. Grand, Sunday school at 10 o'clock ritesLs cf Mr. and Mrs. Edward lTh?h<‘ dHUgh^rs^BeUy wedding of her granddaughter. Mm' <>«» 0,1 No details were lotte filled the pulpit al the local Rapids; Mra. Sylvester Bhaneck.' Divine service at 11 o'clock, sub- Rice and daughter Veta on Sunday. Nashvllle; George Anderson, Bat-1 lect — "Prophecies Pointing to Belit ­ JipsineM. TTielr aauRii.crs Betty Henney af North Woodland1 Ri'enU R. church Sunday. Everyone ap- tle Creek; from Hastings, Mrs. Vir- lehcm." * Mrs. Neel and her pjplL, arc nnd Velma Buehler of Grand Rap- to Lawrence-Hewitt — Hoffman a .... R Rev. Lawrence-Hewiu of oi near near Sara-; anra-, ^,rs- Mcrrll Knrcher and chil- oreciated the ginla Brill. Richard Ros". Baby Da-1 Evening meeting at 7;3O. The putting on the ptogrnm at ihe I 52 s Vivian thBuehler « afternoon call- *guest guest speaker nnc last last Saturday Saturday at at the the home home of of dren ~’. ‘■W *r. * Mrs Mary nnc lair tne nomem er> on onwere u Thursday of Lowell, vid Fisher. Joseph Fisher, Baby (Sunday school will give its Christ- school house, with a Clvtstmas— |I motion of Cot,I, A ...Baturaa^at .. _ -------— .. er* Lt. Erwin Hoags of i evenlntr at 8 Dec. D:t. ' eUlntWf. tree. Wednesday evening Ralph Edwards Bell. Mrs. Margaret mas program of recitations, dis■Henney was a Christmas Copper were attend”d"by “e who just returned from Africa, Methodist Church I. ftr iSForM?^ Mt^'lUlph htkr'Pbrothe'r E*wSd ?nd *H«er.1 Sicily. After completing Kurtz. Mrs. Maurice Smith and' logues. and music, vocal and instru- 22. Come and enjoy it. Rev j W McCue, Pastor baby. Mrs. Thomas Myers and baby, > -rental, mental, at the evening service. .acr guests t>i Mr. and mix itaipn Hennev 50 missions as a pilot in enemy ter10: 30 A. M—MonUng worshfo , Mrs. Ruth Curtis and Mrs. Clay' IS — v e>r. ... .. PLEASANT RIDGE Tuesday night, B.Y.P.U. All young it?* .nd Mr, R E PaU.na r.f rritory. “oiy. He ha. been visiting hi* 11: 30 — Sunday School classes for He has been visiting his Mr. r~ and — Mrs. ton McKeown. people Invited to the meeting at the. 's. Wilbur Mlek of Saranac. * ■ R. E. Poat.na of parents. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Hoag all *■ — ... ---— ..... ... . ^%ian in'lnf ”were' Sunday ^dinner their son Dan evening Posin’" -----at 7:30. and Mrs. Alvin Helrigle of callers •”S.c“rd’ 5of we .{® Tuesday en nt Ute Sunday rrhool liour on >.«i-r g.tti.1 of near Lowell. Lt Hoag was a for­ 3:00 p. M—Young people's choir 1 The Irving Sunshine club madei church ..jrth Irving were Sunday - ------ ranter, or tnei the following donations: 2 heads' Wednesday nights 7:30, Prayer Dec. 26 * Mrs. Ella Klnne has > «*M e».«n» mer pupil of Mrs. Karcher’, rehearsal. =• —- of tXr. Mr. cr. and „ tuests J Mrs Keith Mar- and family. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank spending a few days in Battle . ,ln“r‘* ®',r« 8:00 P M—Evening worship, a cabbage. 3 qts. tomatoes, 2 qts corn. meeting and study of Sunday been school lesson at the church creek aw off Carlton Carlton * Mr and Mrs. Martin, daughter Marilyn and Creek ’^Uh".^ with Mr ’ iniT'Mra und Mrs cicll Cecil *“v", .n 2 qts. peaches. 1 qt beans; Guild! local broadcast special music. San ­ There will be no Duration chib Mhhler of Grand Rapfohn Baar and family of Grand Gwendolyn “ T"-..-' No. 5 donated 6 qts. of vegetable* t and Nancy. * Mr. and ■ ( (,im * XHXHr.X will rnwt meet With with Mrl. Mrs m H. Ronk Rapids werr-Sunday gues.s of Mr. were Sunday dinner KUMtt of meeting next Wednesday. Dec. 22 ta Claus will be at the church al and fruits, also 8 Un cans of food, Ladles T-irfie* Aid Win Mn. slr3 Kenneth Kelsey and baby, h, it. II. x.ri.r., Next meeting announced later. Hawkins of 414 West Mil) street. A Joyce attended a birlliday dinner. uid Mr. Allen Fish; John Fish, g* “r *nd »■' comprising com. mincemeat, beans, 8:00 — Wednesday evening. Bible Wm. Mishler of South Bownc. * * fr.. also of Grand Rapids was a tVm and Prayer meeting Bring beets, plums, tomatoes, peaches. • chicken supper will be served from Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Law­ Mr. and —Mrs. and Notice Rebekah Lodge .Members Study Waller. * Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jef- . ■•••• —— ■Roy —z Preston • rence chase. Gordon and David. * MkMi Bibles carrots und juices; Guild No. 11! fry of Grand Rapids. Mr and Mrs. I daughters of Battle Creek were You are requested to attend thr Mr. and Mra. Alton Wood and 8:00 — Sunday evening. Dec. 25 | contributed 11 qU. fruits and vege ­ Rebekah meeting and ChrLstmas Christmas program by Sunday tables. I pt. chill sauce and 4 Jara W.S.C.S. HOLD DEC. LUNCHEON Oreydon spent Sunday in Lansing 1 -Jienry of nasimg-. Hasting*. .Mrs °L ‘!?llr -------jgienry Weaver wee.vcr oi mi* --— ■ ■*■■* •lucy Stahl nf South Bownc were! Mrs- Bfl> P*5*0”' ? Mrs. Gertrude party next Tuesday evening. Dec school students. —ELECT OFFICERS with Mr. and Mra. Ward Wood and — Jam; Guild No. 19 gave 19 ‘ z qts. j •Bundav gueau of Mr and Mrs 1 Thomas of South Bownc and Mra. 21 a pot luck lunch will be served.i .. can v-.. The Yule tide ntmCBjihere pre­ family. * Mr. and Mra. A R. Teeter , vegetables and fruits, also a Xron Howk and Mra Glen Parker Margaret Miller and daughter Ann Bring a gift costing between 39c , ------grajx-frult —1 Juice vailed at the December luncheon and children ore planning to move 1 tu, Rev McCue was very erateful to of figs, one can spent-- Friday -afternoon A Mr. and Mrs. Rcbett Shellen- of’iHastings **"—------------------ und 50 cents to exchange. to Elgin. Ill., in the near future. * All of these fine I of the WB CB. held In the social nnd 3 jars jam. Mr Rockford Price and the men berger who lived in the former with Irma Brown. rooms of the Methodist church. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Townsend have H. of the church who husked his corn. gifts are greatly appreciated. W. C. T. U. Christmas Parlv ‘Hcrringfon residence have moved; Wednesday, the 8th. Seventy mem­ been ill with the flu the post week. The W C. T. U. will have their bers and guests were served at the The Woman s socletv held their ■ and — Boy* Service meeting and Christmas party at the Jfostma and daughter Phyllis were I ----, in --------Since the above news was sent RrelUly decorated tables with Circle DEATH OF MRS. riBUexts on Sun. of Mr. and Mrs. L. I A Christmas greeting was received home of. Mrs. Edith Bunn, next 1 regular meeting. Christmas and in two babies were born early o. 8 in charge. Later, a program M. V. BARKER 3. OHarrow of Grand Rapid* * recently by Frank Cool from his Tuesday. Dec. 21 at 1:30 There Secret-Pal party in the church par­ Tuesday morning. Dec. 7: A sun prepared under direction cf Mrs. We notice in the Battle Creek wmum some* wmtrwxcav >u Italy. *»«*,. will be a fine program and lunch kas last Wednesday with 33 in aP> to Pvt. and Mrs Thomas Stebbins, Guy Keller, keyed to Interpret the Enquirer-News Mrs. Budd Dukes and babv were son James here in of Thursday an ac­ x«„.c from ..v<x Pennock . x—-ji J'Mr. — and‘ *• Mrs. 'brought home has— Glen Kellogg re- You are to bring a gift not oven tendance. There wins also-flection nnd-a daughter to Mr; and Mrs. true spirit of the greatest of all count of the death of Mrs. Harriet pital by'ambulance by ■'ambulance last Saturday ceived word recently that their 25 cents to exchange All mem-, Ot oHicit-. for the next •year. Gifts Nlal Castelein. pltal church festivals, was much enjoyed. Barker. 89. at the home of her *..u are •_*. being i—i.— cared ——,i for at ,u, i~— nz—..a Bolt) «.and the ( son-ln-lgw. Pfc. u, Howard has5 bers are invited to bring a friend. While Mrs Frank Cooper, accom ­ daughter. Mrs. John A. Lown, of nnd new names were drawn for home of Mra. Neil Karther. * Week-, arrived in Engl)nd nnd is kr» good panied by Mrs. Harold J Foster, Coopersville. She was the wife of the next year. A fine lunch was GLASS CREEK end and Sunday guest* of Mr. and > hea.th and enjoyed the trip very j Public School Notes sang "Away in the Manger". Mrs. Martin V. Barker She was lite served bv Mrs. Howard Thaler. Mrs John Thaler of South Camp- much; has plenty to eat. has visit- 1j The Rev. Alice Griffin was nb- ,, r5 Audra Ironside portrayed the Man ­ daughter of pioneer residents of Mrs Frank Thompson and Mrs ,pell were Miss Dor.nn Thaler. Mr. | ed London and has seen Churchill’s i• sent last Thursday and Friday and U ger scene; again while Mra. Cooper Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P (And Mrs Frank Martin, daughter, home. I attenaed attended the Annual Annual Conference Conference, ' . sang the lovely "Brahms LullabV.. Iden, and was bom in -u ... Johnstown Marilyn. Mbs Gwendolyn Mbhler! Mrs. Allen Fish received t, letter qf the Christian Endeavor Union Mrs. Earl Chase, with her own little Dec. 20. 1853. Her husband, also Mrs. |I from Mrs. Mrs W W. Boughner that and Youth Work Director's meeting PENNOCK HOSPITAL of Grand Rapids- Sup'., and Mra. burn to Mr?. Rex ’Bite at. the hd&- baby, typified the "Modem Madon- came from Johnstown, and was al NOTICE TO CREDITORS w™ —" ^eld in Chicago, I>c, 9-13, she re­ (Last Week’s I-etten Wm, enzkw Spears «r. andj k.k.. baby «f of Cni.. Cale-1i r>arx Corp. tv,., Wm. nnx.hxm. Boughner. who has Kbeen pital Dec. 6. He has been named na". Margaret T. Applegarth's, one time county aupertntendent of Medical iMtients registered <u the Darwin Rexford. * Sunday visitors •Tlie Plisfe Where the Young Child schools. They resided in Hastings donla nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ona) Kokx j In a hospital oversets. has been lumed Monday noon. hospital are: Mrs Addie Smith. at Ray Erways were MLss Gene­ Ijv.” which might tie called the per- ’—-------- •-------cf Battle Creek. Mr. Kokx left for I discharged and Ls back on duty in I — -------• •to ­ moved Bessie Benedict. vieve Erway and Mra. Maxine Dib­ feet Christmas story, was read with far several years, then service Tuesday morning. the 14th his same regimen: His addresi is—! The High School Ls practicing Nashville; Mrs Creek, where Mr. Barker Wm, P. Boughner.. 36148070 for their Christmas program next Clarksville; Mrs Hannah Saver. ble of Lansing, also Mr. and Mrs fine understanding by the Rev. L. Battle ★ Mr. and Mrs Forest Buehler nnd . Corp. ---- ”— *--------------------became a bittiness promoter. He ob­ Sunfield: from Hastings. Melvin Frank Ferris and Mr. and Mrs Winston Stone. family, were Sunday guests of Mr Hdq. 2nd Bn 531,—Engr . tained the cash to launch several Coville. R. 4; Mrs. Fsjy Green. and Mrs. Leslie Raber and family of | Shore. Regt. Howard Ferris and daughter of the At this meeting the annua] elec factories there. He also in­ Middleville * Mrs. Dori-. Piper of I A.P.O. 464Postmaster The Seniors are sending in their >511 S Hanover: Wilbur Lane. 518 Chidester Dlst. * Mr. and Mrs. lion of officers and committee food Battle Creek spent the weekend 1 New York City. N. Y proofs today for their pictures 8. Jefferson; Ratfnond Hummel. Russel Whittemore attended a par­ heads were presented by the nom­ terested capital to establish the with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Vir- | Relatives and friends have re----------- _। 109 W. Apple; Mrs. Sterling Spon- ty at the Sam Young home nt Po- inating committee and ratified as Phelps Sanatorium, whose fine building Is now occupied by the ;------------------------------- able. R. 2: Mr*. Benjamin Adcock. dunk lake last Monday. * Mix. follows: Battle Creek Sanitarium. "Mr. and ! 425 W. Court; Mrs Reginald McPres.. Mrs. Rozcllc Stanton; 1st Barker had thirteen children, Keough. R. 4; Theodore Pranshka. of the week hi Hastings. On Satur­ Vice Pres,. Mrs. Arthur Hanson: 2nd Mrs. of whom ten are still living. Mrs R. 5. . day she called on her brother Wm. Vice Pres.. Mrs’ Stanley Cummings: by 25 Two boys and three girls were Otis who h ill ai Pennock hospital. Rec. Sec.. Mra. W. J. Linington; Barker Is alsoandsurvived 20 great grand­ bom at the hospital during the * Mr and Mrs. Harold Sharp of Cor. Sec.. Mrs. Flank McMillan: grandchildren children. Mr. Barker died in 1925 week, as follows: A girl to Mr and Muskegon spent Friday at Roy Er- Treos., Mrs. Fred Goodell. Commit­ Mrn Maurice Smith. Hastings, R. 3. way’a.^ tees: missionary education. Mrs. D. DON’T BUY THINGS YOU DON’T Dec. 1: a boy to Mr. and Mrs Bert D. Smith: spiritual life. Mrs. I. J. NEED—BUY WAR BONDS Jackson. Clarksville. Dec 2; a girl BANNER WANT AQS PAY Smith; literature and publication. INSTEAD. Freeport I TOYS AT SAVINGS BILLFOLD genuine grained partmenLt. I A $3.98 up A LIONEL-TRAIN-KIT -..$1.00 2.50 gMl|g«t«>g'gg>ggcre»gi<><t<»«»«i«i<»<t<tgt<tggtgigi<tgi<i<tgigtgigtgtgtgtg»gtgtgigigigigtcig(gtgtgi % ii SLEDS WOOD-BURNING SETS LEATHER Rough substitute if we have fit A wMMHWiiorMfWHWrMnziMrwrMWwninri, u>hat GIVE RECORDS FOR CHRISTMAS $1 19 DECCA - VICTOR - COLUMBIA WE BUY OLD RECORDS GIFTS TO PLEASE LITTLE TOT'S hosiery DINNERWARE Complete service for eight for her Merry for long lasting loveliness. Choose from lisle, mesh, rayon . . . and Shop Early. 51.98 $18.95 bet BEAUTIFUL GIFT BAGS A Gift ahe'U cherish for many tomorrows—a quality HOSIERY Beit you wont where, endlessly. We've a choice collection of the Christmos — long-wearing Very sturdily mode, brightly colored. 66-Picce Set "Wildflower" MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERY GIRL WAGON itet includes 8 each dinner plates, salad plates, bread and butter plates, soup dish­ creamer. l e g a CHURCHES orile colon —in suedes, calfskins, novelty leath­ ers. fabrics. Prices that suit your budget. Gift Handbagw. from $298 up Selections Limited­ Shop Early COMBINATION SQUARE 51.89 vegetable table dish, platter, pickle dish, mayonnaise bowl and LACE TRIMMED 12-inch rule complete with level and scriber. LADIES WHITE SHOE SKATES from $098 Hlgh-cat. arena pattern, eaay-to-clean while shoe, with full, warm plaid lin­ ing and built-in ankle support Keen. MEN'S 2-SU I T E R SLIPS $198 SWEATERS AND SKIRTS from from 298 GOWNS 84c Christmas sweaters get a warm reception—from $298 up sister to grandma—because they're warm, prac­ 57.98 Attractive, sftirdy tical and pretty for all-Winter wear. We've a su­ or own with pride. Leg-flat­ per assortment of pullovers, cardigans and novel­ $22.35 8 "SIHX" PERCOL ATER Attractively designed 52.75 I MARK'S J StORES INC. 128 W. StoN 5 Clear, »heer rayons to give Hotting, Phone 2528 ty knits for daytime ond evening—in fashion's best styles, colors. tering, long-wearing and perfect for ^wearable gift ’ giving. MENS SOX 25c up Royon - Cotton TIES 49c up Gift Boxed is �THE HASTINGS' BANNER. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1C 1M1 woodland Rapid* spent Sunday and Monday DowaglM were wvoMand guaria at in Detroit • Mr. «4 Mrt Rotart £■ STSiSl •"""a “ w’. "V.X’iTSJE! %SK « s^rtitn^ mteUn. ,h~ £2, txxik ■•'Hie other wise Mm" wa- T°n <->T1 Sunday they were Doc“' *»'* C?',CT ’y.'5* wa* dinner guest* ot Mr. and Mra. Paul Pvt. and Mrs Franklin Townsaid of Camp Grant. Ill. called on Mr. and Mra. John Hynea Saturday eve­ ning. * Mias Ellen Hilbert Of New Castle. Ind. arrived Tuesday to spend a week's vacation will-. 1m-t mother. Mrs. Lawrence Hilbert. * The Re» and Mrs. Fay C Wing were In Wayland Sunday where the former praachad the funeral ser­ mon of an old friend * Friday evening. Mra Vivien Barnum of West Woodland entertained * group of friends at a Stanley Brush Dem­ onstration. *n.nVv Mr. wJntnoXr and Mrs. Dorr ,......r called ____________KahU Kahler and Mr ..... — — -Ira. Clifford Clifford Kahler and 1 oeo Geo. Hendrick* Hendricks of Petoskey ’who is vuinn. .t ik» w.hi.r * T,’ft,oMKa.!S.“l^S'5MdirnS! re I wSKS tJSd H1U BnlMUUnwl .iutUbJa-' ritha birthday dinner Bunday in honor of her daughter, Mrs. JDon Smith and grandson Jerry Lee Smith wixwo , , । MJj,i Edith Jorkins of Bay CUy spent the weekend with Mr and Mr* , Wftync Uxlg * Mb* Joan Leffler were Mr. and Mr* Don Smith and I J^ nidav until fiimday rfk SISI? °LL’"U" 2 W»M Hn>“ «»> l»rChester. Mrs. Hattie Bowers of <y q[ chariotta spent Saturday with of Nashville * Mr. and Mr*. Welby Hynes * Mr* Percy Tehmen Mrs Ora LMunw andJZ. J^FU^r 1 m I T,sltrd Mn CBrt Lehman and Mrs Knowles of Hastings. * Mr. and Tiirf!.«a Douse of Nashville last Mrs Willis Willis Dalton Dalton tnUrUUiKl entertained the Ute Thursday 41VX5T.. afternoon * MU* Gladys Mrs. Lawnuice Vclte af East Woodland spent last Thun-day afternoon with Mrs HatUe Bower*. * Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Paul accompanied by Mr. aad Mrs. Clus. Rowfader of Grand JEh.m. «i£i I .taughtera Stella and Alice were <u>d Henry BehalbL dinner gueoU of Mr. and Mrs. Er1 nest Tucker of Clarksville. Sunday. COATS r..“GROVE fST;T..... 1 * Mr. and Mrs Clifford Poller and 1 Weeks utter* 1 Mr. • -— -— — '■ ■ ----- ■“------ * • । Jury to IJeut. Cleon Smith, was | tecelved by hl* parents Mr and । Mra Ernest Smith last Tuesday. I They later received word that he ! died early Wednesday morning st । Gowen Field. Bohe. Idaho His I wife was with him and arrived iiere 1 Friday evening. Cleon wa* an en­ gineering officer and a* a part of nls work, he and three others had I started to try exit a bombing plane. About ‘v mile from the field the plane crushed and three were killed nnd the pilot was seriously hurt. The body arrived here Sunday and a quiet service was. held Sunday at 2 PM. at Id* parents' home with burial in the Woodland cemetery. Our community was shocked and deeply grieved by this tragedy and extend our heartfelt sympathy lo the bereaved ones. We all feel a debt in that lie died for us all in his country's service. * Pearl De­ mond attended the funeral of Mr. Porter In Hastings last Saturday * Mrs. Guy Cornell and children of Ionia visited at Harve Woodman's and Ernest Smith's last Wednesday. * Mr and Mrs Leon Hynes and daughter Gladys of Woodland were j Sunday dinner guests al Paul j Woodman*. Evening callenr were Mr and Mr*. Ira Shultz of HasI Ungs A good sized crowd was present at Die L.A.S. anniversary meeting proving ground and in the fa­ at the church lo*t TYiursday. A fine mous Studebaker engineering dinner wa* served. The program was in charge of Dorothy Bimum. laboratories. Ah anniversary candle-lighting play honoring past and present Don't take chancea with your ■ merub. ’-s. was -featured. An annlternary song wos given, also a quia I In charge of Kathryn Richardson Studebaker service. between the men and women—Eth/I el Kilmer. Irene Brook.* and Lillie Crook for the Utter; Mr. Thomp­ How to get more son. Mr. Wcvgantt and Mr. Wing for the men. 17w receipts from the out of your car sale and dinner were »Sl>. *The election of officers in the Sunday school .resulted a* follows: Supt. Earl Sense; Am'! . Arthur Richard­ son; Sec.. John Richardson: Treaa.. Harve Woodman; Pianist. Margaret Coals; AmIs.. Dorothy Kelsey anil ; Ivah Brisbin: Chor. Kenneth Kel­ sey: Asat . Paul Woodman. The I program committee for the Christ­ mas program is Greta Endsley. EstelU Keteey and Lu die FUher. * Lloyd Demand of Ionia visited hta mother. Mrs Pearl Demond from Friday evening until Sunday * Th* Rev. wing was called to Wayland to preach the funeral sermon of Adelbert Huttleston on Sunday PM.__________ ______________ rtyu/ar/yyou^y*^^ tnostwfofit Studebaker’s expert service gives you top-notch mileage jp! TT’S highly important to have your car inspected frequently, if you want to get top-notch mileage with a minimum of ex­ pense for repairs. Our Studebaker mechanics ■re Essential Transportation workers who have been factorytrained to spot and correct trouble io a car before it gets serious. Come In for inspections fre­ quently. whatever make of car you drive. Our servicing is prompt and efficient because we use special procedures de­ vised by factory experts on the ‘ 4 GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. CO. 111 E. STATE ST.. HASTINGS PHONE 2101 GLASS CREEK (Last Week's Letter) A good crowd attended Ute W. S. c. S .A Fred OtU' last Friday. 3 Mrs. Annabell Showalter and * risters, Marjory and Bemita Cogs<E well of Nashville were Sunday-calS Jen* on Mrs. Virginia Tate Mra. * Ethelyn Tate of Hastings wa* a 9 Saturday visitor. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. M Russell Thornton of Charlotte were < Bunday guests at ertyde Warren'*. * 3 Mrs. Forrest Havens called Thurs■ day on her cousin. Mrs Ida Bidel­ X man who is with her daughter. Mrs. 5 Vergle Reid In Hastings. Mrs. Bi< delman U nearly 85 years old nnd 2 enjoying good health. She teems 3 very keen for one of her age and is 6 actively enjoying her hobby of knit3 ting and crocheting. She Is the last k remaining member of her geneniX tian of relatives. * Pvt. Harold Otis 8 left for Camp Kohler. Calif, the w I Utter part of the week after spend3 ! ing BU furlough with relatives here l i and In Kalamazoo. He expects to s enter an aviation school as a stu3 dent cadet on his return to camp. * , Mrs Rex Tate received" n mei.'sage I from her husband on hl* arrival in s: Great BritUn. that the voyage 2 across wm enjoyable and he Ls sit3 > uated amid lovely scenery and enS| Joying fine meals. ♦ Little Arlene Whittemore 1* having a tusscl with 3 I chicken pox. h Mrs. RusseD Whttlc• ; more and Mr*. Harry Dunn attend3 rd the leader's training claw in 1 Hastings last Friday. The next X I meeting of the club will be held 31 With Mrs. Clyde Warren Dec. 18 R , with the Christmas party. * Mr. U and Mrs. Louis Erway of KalamaM roo were weekend visitors at Fred X Otte'. _ i Holiday Gifts I i RAYON HOSE i i i GLO|E HOSE 89c and 95c i i S » » I Fine royon hose fhot ore good looking yet practical for daytime wear everywhere. Perfect fitting. Flatter­ ing winter shades. MESH HOSE A fine cotton mesh hose that will delight anyone who HASTINGS. MICHIGAN S 4 On) 11 Vs* McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES SOUTH SHULTZ (Last Week's letter) Gordon Kenyon came Wednesday on a 4-day furlough from the Navy In order to make his stay at home a little longer he came by plane to Chicago. His parent* Mr. and Mrs Alva Kenyon gave a family dinner Thursday night In hi* honor. Those MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES 127 E. STATE ST. HASTING 8 PHONE UM Buy War Bonds and Stamps Here! SMART BAGS Truly luxury slipper* . . . with in enviable \ \ tuility pedigree. Whitever your lounging apparel may be... you’ll find an Eileen Which ever bag may choose from our large selection . a you ,--------------------------------------------------------------will be "right" for her Christmas-large or small. In black, brown and a variety of colors and fabrics. Popular prices. $129 ?398 slipper to correctly aad colorfully complement ir. Early selections are advised. Admirable gift suggestions. $245 to MTLO <Uwt Week's Letter) . Mra. Wallace Burroughs. Mrs Merle Bradfield and Norman Wil­ cox were tn Kalamazoo Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Burroughs visited her sister, while Mrs. Bradfield and ’ Norman shopped. * The P.TA. and box social which was held at the schoolouse Friday night was well 1 attended and all who were present , had a Rood time. A profit of IS 58 was made on the boxes; also the pupils sold 87.79 worth of plaques $398 ForCroupy Eitetailippsaua Coughs Taylor’s Shoe Store Duo to Colds TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE I'sr-ixsa^’.r." « I ! I ' l receives them. Reinforced foot and top for added wear. Priced at $1.59 DUNHAM DISTRICT | Stssn Tlw Maple Orova Fxrtn Bureau 4 a tout of •!€&> wm takan in dur­ Community group will meet Ratiirting the evening. We thank every­ M0TW1 TO oay evening, uec. is u we notne Mr. and Mra Harry Mlx-ner. Kala ­ one who helped tn any way to make 0BDBB FOB FVI-ICATIOX thia event a oucccm. The next P. T. mazoo; Mr. and Mra Lester Scnne- RrfUlhriJiia m •< »»«■••. Tk« Pi CtiristReiri'r.nmrnw or n.canay ana <_ .v, kirra Kinyon. Hastings. W Merle Bonne­ gpplra will be served irutead of the '**,“* ..I* ulin. ville and Gary and Jimmy May of usual pot luck supper. There will PnjSsn *6m<« Mi (U cuy^si M*te«i Mid Off -- -----the church. * Mra. Emily Wilcox Battle Creek spent Sunday with at Hs2*gM*rt GubmiL Jsdgs ■•sa^«^%*ttidTwJ»*,S returned to her home Tuesday aft­ er spending the past ten daya with ■is. | r^Mlrtd !• mi"I 1 her steur in Medairyville. Ind. * tings vailed them Saturday eve­ Mrs. Nina Boyle. Sophia Spath. Mr ning * The Rev Fred Hom of and Mrs. Frank Roush. Wallace Battle Cre-k called on hit olrt Mrs Sam Buxton. * Zelma. the Hi­ , iX- m u fiud i. Mid1* ««.«*»•• ••»■•* *h, ■l.l.tr.tor wltk (kt will Burrouxhs and Mr and Mrs. Merle neighbors here Saturday. * Alva lle daughter ot Mr. and Mra. Ear! Bradfield were Hastings shoppers Cheesemm is under the doctors ST. Thursday Some attended the meet­ eare * Cpl Junior Jilll came from ing held at the courthouse in the past week. * Mn. G E. Kenyon North Carolina Tuesday, for a sur­ afternoon •moon returned home Thursday from Kai - prise visit with his folks, Mr. and amaaoo where abe has been vtait- Mrs. Fred HUI He started on the ing, and had an attack of pleurisy Eum trip Saturday. * Mr. and BARR WILLE rill xonms to oumrota the past week. * Mr. and Mrs Rus1 Last Week's Letter) *. Orin Burgess "of Battle Creek Mr and Mrs Stanley Haley and M1 Monica. Mrs Vina Harrington oil? children of Landing were Sunday and Sue Harrington of Kalamazoo and Leona Harrington of Hastings afternoon callers of Mr and Mrs Huron Healy and Mrs Clara Day visited at the Kenyon home SunEGALS and Vivian * Mrs J J. WUlitts OUDBa FOB FUB14CATI0M |» n»-<Mwr •dated tad spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs Blair at Mkklaaa. Tbt fr«b>lt Cttri '•« Ctaaty. Paul Kesler and family. Dr and HENDERSHOTT I^tt Mrs Clayton Wlltltts and tfw twins ilAl of Saranac were Thursday supper guests at the WUlitts home. * Mr. and Mrs. Elton Crane of Rutland. •'/ and Mra. Clifford Potter and Mr. vkited In Battle Creek and Kala- N< and Mrs Forre-jt Potter and son of mazoo Thuraday. * Mr and Mrx. „t H.lU.u. MUd**lMsrti Dowagiac were last Sunday dinner Robt. Bonnard of Kalamazoo, were Saturday night caller* at Leo Hen- #» Harold E Ma don. * Mrs Wm. Van curvn spent dershotte. * Bunday dinner gueata e>rr^ were.**-Mr snd X" the weekend In Detroit with her nt John Wej------------------children Her son was recently mar­ Mra Wm lL_, --------------------Eddy of Woodland and... , ried and she attended a shower for Chas. Van Vranken * Mr, and Mra. «„„w. him on Saturday night at the home Floyd Garrison vuited at Frank tr«Uea »r old • of her daughter • A great many of McCarty* In Johnstown on Sunday. Adribwt C«rtri<kt Daai.t iU Parana And hi our people nave been having the flu Mr. and Mrs Harvey Partnalee have anlifird roplaa r»« and hard colds the past week. The bought the McCarty farm. ★ Mrs. /, „ , It la I, rd trad, llu Bun Passelts and O. D FaasetU. Jennie Slocum came home last i>». .Bt,, a. p, it the George and Elmer Gilletts have Thursday from Haatlngs. where she aaid i>rok»i. •rtu» been the hardest hit. All are better again now. cum and the baby son. ★ The Ted Little Carol Lathrop of Toledo O'Laughlln family are sick with came Friday and will spend the hard colds. * Wm. Schantz te on week with her grandparent* Mr ntwapapar printed and Mrs. E H Lathrop * Mra ntcr here with hi* son Wilbur. * »n<i elrealst* Clavton McKeown returned home rs. Ernie hlattcAon spent Baturst»»rt from Pennock hospital Sunday wft- day night with Mr. and Mrs. Ed A rmcon greatly improved. * Ell Chapman and niece of Detroit and Algonquin. * Ute Hendershott Ex■ <e> Mr. and Mrs. Art Howard of Jack­ triiMon cl*** met last Tuesday at OMDBB r0B rUU0ATioi» Ckalnaan son came Bunday morning to spend the home of Mrs. A. C. Clark. On ............... . Htat» ot Mlrhlsan. — Th* thr day with Mr and Mrs Charles Friday Mrs. Warren Brogan and ir the County at Harry Chapman and they were all dinner Mrs Clark went to Hastings to get i. Hoffaaatrr “Stsstt Clta guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Rtzor th' next lesson. Mrs Clark acted and son of B. Nashville. * Mr and a.« substitute tor Mrs Ted O'LaughMrs Merritt Mend were Sunday lln on account of idcknera at the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Ca­ O ’La ugh I In home meron McIntyre and family <>l Quimby * Mr and Mrs Louts Hyde DURFEE of S Lyons were Sunday dinner mirsta of Mr end Mra Will Hyde Mr and .Mrs Guy Erb returned pvsvii Mr and Mrs Earl Rotliaar of Has­ lo the home of Mr and Mrs. Ho- , r "n.|.« tings were Sunday afternoon cal­ mer Hammond after spending a jiarharcrd i ler* * Mrs. Henry Klevcring and few days in Grand Rapid* Other it .. or.i-r-d. children returned to their home in guests are Guy Warner of Newsy••■uber a h. i Muskegon Saturday after spending ro. Mrs Margaret Ryder of Ed- 'i- '"""«■«• •' • the oast eight, months with her montan. Canada. * Mrs. Samuel ,'p* purrnts Mr and Mis. Elmer Gillett Geiger show* very little improve1, *.' Furihrr hole Her sister Mrs Earl Pennock ment. nnbllealten * Tire East Baltimore ex ten- n >■ thrr«*! i.« accompanied her home and will •■ ion claw iiicv met wiu> with Mra Dale .............. ■’ • >>[ «hl. ..........■ spend the week In Muskegon. । Bump Friday. * Mr. and Mra. Har- E™!'" ,’’»!>• .'jf’ "« j!" j o d rflUhie have sold their farm lo .nd "M HICKORY CORNERS ’ ।I Mr and Mrs. Walter Coppock. Coamr. < Lust Week’s letter* Prudence Nobles Chapter O.ES. No 3G0 of Hickory Content, Is pre­ renting charter membership on W< d Dec. 8 at 7:30 to Nina Aldrich Mid Josephine Cedwallader. The SOUR GEARS fallowing will also be installed as dfficers: WM Mary Klbiinger: are no relish A M .''Emma Lou Walters; Patron. Morris Allen. Sec. Lucile Doster. "War to the Heth" is Treas.. Gertrude Davis: Gon.. Doris Kelley. Aaooc/Oon.. Kathryn Bur­ pat In its place . . . but dick. Chaplain. Ella Stuck: Mar­ not down the gear-way shall. DorU Allen; Organist Juris Chapman: Ada. Anna Co)llm< in the car your coun­ Ruth. Pearl Merrick: Esther. Vida try needs as well as you. Hiscock: Martiia. Maxine Tolles; At the first sign of trou­ Electa, Edith Willison. * Jimmie Beadle of Augusta was a weekend ble of this kind get in Iucst of his grandparents Mr. and motion as easily as you frs. John Mourrr. Sunday guests were Mr. Mind Mrs. Nelson WUlivon can, and steer our way. of Johnstown. * Robert Johnson is G”1 And why not let us sched­ recovering from a recent Illness ule you for periodic in­ with pneumonia. ★ Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Campbell of Cedar Creek spection, and avoid this are occupying the living rooms al sort of thing? the Midland Park grocery store. * Mr and Mrs. Fred Elliott were al Otsego Sunday to see Mrs. Ada Cortright who Is seriously ill. 8 "Quality Shoes Properly Pitted'/ REMEDY HASTINGS, MICH. AT ALL DRUG STORES “Once Tried Never Without." Mother’s have used thia remedy for 11. TAYLOR'S SHOE "Quellty S*w« Praptrfy H HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS TANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1C. 1913 ■B2T- PERSONALS SOME GOOD HOMES AT A SMALL PRICE In the village of Freeport we hove a 7 room house with complete bath, electric lighA, city water and a fur­ nace. full lot and garage. All for only------- $1,500.00 Another house in Freeport 7 rooms, and bath, in fact all modern, excellent shape, new roof, attached ga­ rage for only ------------------------------------------ --$1 600.00 In the village of Woodland we have one of the belt store buildings on main street. Has a furnace in it, complete bath, a large vault, could be used for two family residence or a store building, all this far .$1,500.00 only In the village of Irving we have a nice house, good well of water, electric light* _. $1,050.00 EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER PHONE 2659 STEBBINS BUIIDING . BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS Mr. and Mn. Willard Smith and Mr. and Mrs. R E, Walt were In | Grand Rapids Saturday. Roger Wallace spent Monday In Battle Creek on business. Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul A. Ward of । Grand Rapids were weekend guesU of the Warren Wards and their uncle, Prank Ward, returned ' with them to spend the winter. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Calmand Mrs. E. J. Beck drove S Sgt. and Mrs. David M. Leary and bab. Judy to Kalamazoo, Thursday I' make their return trip to Scott Field. HL. after a ten-day fur­ lough spent with their parents, Mr and Mrs, Chua. Leary nnd Mr. and Mrs. E J. Beck. C. C. Burkholder was in Detroit - on business Monday. Mr and Mrs. Walter Sunday lef on Monday for n two mon’1”' •o California where they will visit their daughter Pvt. Margaret Sun­ day who Is stationed at Fort Mason San Francisco. The twin sisters. Miss Lorraine nnd Miss Elaine Smith of Balti­ more Twp. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lawrence Adams Mrs. H. A. Adrounie returned last week from a two weeks’ visit In Lincoln. Neb. with her daughter Zabelle am! Mrs. Harr)’ Adrounie She was also the guest of Chicago A Saturday guest of Mr. and Mr*. W. .1. Allerdlng was his mother. Mrs Hattie Allerding of Carlton Mrs. Swan Anderson was a recent visitor In Jackson at the heme of Mr and Mrs. J. W Lougheed who returned with her for the weekend Roman Feldpausch made a busi­ ness trip to Chicago and Milwaukee Friday and Saturday . Mrs. Forrest Lane. Mrs. Fred Goodell nnd Mrs. Joseph Brozak spent Sat unlay in Grand Rapids Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Crego. Miss Alma Stock and ll't'e N-«nrv Shaaron Crawford ot Grand RapMs u<-re a..n-*-v guests of the Clarence Crawford*. I end in Grand Rapids with her fam■Uy. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cota were OBITUARY OF guests of Battle Creek friends on .MRS. B. J. ADCOCK Sunday. < Miss Agda Anderson was bom in Mrs. B. Beleshenskl <B<jp Mur­ Gotxenberg, Sweden, on Jan. 17. phy) returned Thursday from New­ 1891. She came to the United States port. R. I., where she visited her in 1907 to Hvejyith her aunt in brother. David Bartholcmcw, Jr. Minnesota. Some three years later who is in the Navy. slw became a student In the Moodv Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mrs Bible Institute of Chicago. HL Edward Barber were Mr*. Alex Nell There she met and married Rev. and son. and on Wednesday. Mrs Adcock on May 13. 1914. They made Keith Barber of Long Island. N. j their home in Chicago for the next Y.. arrived to spend two weeks with i three veys. To this union six sons were bom. them. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Falconer and I Ben. Arthur. John. Wolter. Paul baby returned to Scottville Friday | and James In 1917 the family after a week's visit with Mr. and moved to Allegan where Rev. Ad­ cock became pastor of the Baptist Mrs. Clay Bassett. for a period of seven years. Mrs. Leona Proctor of Laming church family moved to Hustings in spent Thursday with Mrs. Lceland,I 'Die 1924. where they have resided ever Bennett. since. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eckert of De-1 Mrs. Adcock had been ailing in troll were weekend guests of W. A.1 health lor the past six months. be­ Hall. coming seriously sick about a Mrs. Warren Carter. Mrs Edward i month ago. She departed this life *dams, Mrs. C. B. Burkholder. । on Dec. 9 at 7 pin. at the age of Mrs. George Dean. Mr*. Ray Branch | 52 year*. anJ Mrs. Elmer Parcell spent Wed­ Slie leaves to mflum her passing, nesday in Grand Rapids. her husband. Rev. Adcock; and Weekend guests of Mr nnd Mrs. । sons, Benjamin and wife and son nf Chas. Solomon were S Sgt. and Mrs Holland; Arthur nnd wife of Battle Lvle L Kinney of Battle Creek. Creek: John of the U S. Army and The Solomons took 8 Sgt. Kinney wife nnd son of Hastings; Walter ■nto their home when he was twelve of the U. S. Army; Pau) of the U. years old nnd he attended school S. Navy: nnd James at borne: also at Carlton Center. He enlisted and a host of friends and neighbors. has been in the army seventeen She wns a true Christian, u faith­ years, most of the time in the Ha­ ful wife, a loving nnd hard working waiian Islands. Recently he was mother, and she will be greatly returned to thia country and has miwd by her family and friends. been transferred from Fort Ben­ Services were held at the Baptist ning. On., to Fort Custer. church of Hostings on Dec. 13 at Mrs. Ernest Burr nnd Mrs Will 2 p.m. Rev. A. Cornell of Mulliken Burr left Thursday for New Mexico officiating Interment was made in where they are visiting Pfc. Ernest the Lowell cemetery. Burr Miss Ethel Burton spent Wed­ PASSING OF nesday tn Lansing. WILLIAM H. SCHANTZ Pfc. Earl Capoon returned to William II. Schantz. 93. died Atlantic City Friday after a shortly after midnight Friday night twelve-day furlough at the home at the home of his son Wilbur on of Mr. und Mrs Jake Cappan. yr li < .•>. I (lowing a bri> f illness. Floyd Gaskell, ot Rovnl Oak. Funeral services wen- held at the .spent the weekend with, his plrents. Leonard funeral home on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gaskell of this afternoon, at 2 o’clock, conducted city. , by Rev A. M Coldren. The burial Mrs. Frederick Palmer -.pent the wu.« In Riverside cemetery. weekend in Detroit with Mr Palmer. Mr. Sciiantz had lived in this Miss Betty Lane of Youngstown. county since his parents. Mr. nnd Ohio, will arrive Friday for the Mrs. Philip Schantz, moved onto weekend their farm in Woodland township Mr*. Morris Pilgrim of Absarokee, in 1885. When a young mon he Mont., spent Friday and Satuniav worked in Musktgun. out estab­ «.■■>. «<r -nd J. J. Edwmnnds lished himself in the grocery busland U now visiting Mr -and Mrs nc«< in Hastingsji few ycirs later. Hnrac- Cole and other relatives Still later he purchased what wm and friends near Hastings. Mrs then known as the Adam Tinkler Pilgrim was formerly Clair Erb farm cast of the city, which h? of Baltimore. i o-rated for many years un’il he Sunday dinner guests .of Mrs. 611 |u waa no longer able to do the Archie Reickord and Miss Grace hard work required He was for ten Relckord. were Mr. and Mrs Wil­ years a director cf the Inteniutlonliam Fox of Kalamazoo, und Mr a! Livestock Show of Chicago, nnd was always interested in pure-bred and Mrs. Harley Fox. local. । stock. He served this county as a , member of the state legislature for six year*. He was secretary' of the Barry County Agricultural Society for five years. He was a life member sinter of the late Mra. David S. Goodyear. TJw funeral services were held tn the Berton Spring funeral home In Grand Rapids on Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock. The burial was bi Westlawn mausoleum. Sec.; Gertrude Davis. Treos.; Doris Kelley. Cond.. Kathryn Burdick. Assoc. Cond.; Ella Stuck. Chaplain; Doris Allen, marshall; June Chap­ man. organist; Anna Collin*. Ada; Pearl Merrick. Ruth; Vida Hlscock, Esther; Maxine Tolles. Mar­ tha; Edith Willison. Electa, charter membership* were presented to Mrs. Josie Cadwallader nnd Mrs Agnes Willison. A pot luck supper was served. * Mrs. Angie Titus who has Seen In 111 health for many tears passed away last Thursday. fuch sympathy is extended to the relatives in their bereavement. CORRECTION—In last week's obituary notice of John D. Adams, the names of the latter's grand­ sons. Keith, Kennetli and Ken­ dal) Williams was erroneously printed as Wilkins the Hastings Methodist church, DELTON and served on H* official board for Charles Harrington. 70. passed the board when the new church away at hl* home in Delton Wed­ nesday following a long illnesj was erected In 1910 and 1911. Ths son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. Schantz Is survived by five he was born in Hope sons. Elliott of Los Angeles, Calif.. Harrington, Oct. 3. 1873. He had re­ Wilbur. Hastings, R. 5. Marshall, now township. sided in Delton for the past 45 yean. in the navy. Kenneth in the army He leaves his wife. Leda; thre and now in Alaska. William Jr..' of Merle and Duane Har­ Nashville: also by two daughters. children. KalatnazoO; Mr*. Donnr Mr-. Glenns Mills of Pasadena, rington. Wait. Augusta; five brother*. Jame Cal.. and Mrs. Hairy Larsen of and John. Delton. George and Wil Muskegon. _______ lard. Kalamazoo, and BarziUt Emenclaw, Washington.. OBITUARY ' The W. S. C. 8. held Ite annur Robert Andrew Carpenter, son of 1B1TUARY William H. and Caroline Carpenter, meeting nt the home of Mrs. Vid Lt. Cleon Leslie Sniltii, son of was bom on May 19. 1861, at Wall Morford Inst Tuesday evening. Th Emeat and Sopha Smith, was bom lake. Hope twp.. Mich., and departed following officers were elected June 15. 1920. in Coate Grove. Bar­ this life on Dec. 9. n't the age of Pres.. Miss Caroline Solomon; rec. . -y county. He died Dec. 1 as a 82 years, six montiis and twenty sec.. Mrs. Lewis Eaton; core.-sec 'exult of Injuries suffered in a days. Mrs. Lincoln Bush; trees. Mrs Joh: jomber crash. On April 15, .1900, lie was united Harrington; sec. of local church Cleon graduated from Hasting* in marriage to Ida C. Hall, also of activities. Mts. Roger Williams: High school and Michigan State Hope twp In December of 1901, Mr. see. of supplies. Mrs. Robert Barnes; college. While In high school he nnd Mrs. Carpenter moved to their sec. of work with girls. Mrs. Anna was a star on the track team and farm home near'Shultz, where they Robinson. ♦ Mr*. Leslie Williams nt college he was a member of the of Hastings spent Wednesday with Sparton cross country team. have since resided. he leaves to mourn his p.tsalng her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. After his graduation In 1942 n* his wife. Ida. three daughters. Mrs. and Mrs Roger Williams. chemical engineer, he enlisted in Mrs. John Adams spent from a Emma Payne. Miss Blanche Car­ the U. S. Army Air Corps and re­ penter and Mrs. Arloa Burghduff; Wednesday until Monday with her ceived his training at Yale univer­ one sister, Josie Carpenter; and one son-in-law and daughter Mr. and sity. He finished this training in niece. Mrs. Addle Oliver; other rel­ Mrs. Glenn Williams and family July 1943 and was given n .snort al the W. K. Kellogg farm. * Mrs. leave before being sent to Gowen atives and many friends. Leon Pennock spent Saturday with Field. Bolre, Idalio Cleon made o'clock Monday. Dee. 13. at the her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. friend* easily and was well liked Goodwill church, with Interment Ln and Mrs. Ralph Starring at Hickory wherever he went. Comers. ★ The community was । Brush Ridge cemetery. On Dec. 19. 1942. he was married shocked last Saturday lo hear of the death of Mra Herman Reynold* lo Lois Helen Starks of Midland. DEATH OF MRS. Besides his wife and parents, he on Friday night in Pennock hos­ ELLA REYNOLDS ' is survived by ff brother. Donovan Mrs. Ella Reynolds. 71. died Fri­ pital. where she was taken Fri­ day night in Pennock hospital here. day forenoon. She will be greatly i Neil of Midland, and two sisters, ' Mrs. Shelley of Midland and The funeral service wits held Tues­ missed by her family and a large • Mrs. Thera Freda Bryans of Hostings. circle of friends, also In the Meth ­ day nt the Henton funeral home. Delton. conducted by Rev. D. W. odist church of which she has been ; A private funeral was conducted Robinson. Burial wits in Hickory | a faithful member. She and lier , nt the home of his parents Sunday Corners cemetery. She was bom in husband had owned and operated at 2 p m. by Rev. Harley Townsend. Three Oaks. Michigan, the daugh- I a grocery store in Delton for sev­ ' with . interment in the Woodland ter of Mr. and Mrs Fedu Hellengu. ! eral years, and had gained manv i cemetery. and had been a resident of Delton I friends. About< two years ago ill health forced them to retire. Mrs. I SOUTHWEST RUTLAND for the past 22 years. She is survived by her husband Reynolds was a great lovre of | i Last Week's Letter) Herman; three sons Clair of May­ flowers and delighted in sharing [ Mr. ant! Mrs Laurence Adams wood. HL. Russell, in Ohio, and flowers from her garden with her and daughter Audrey were Sunday Max of Delton; also by two daugh­ iriends. Much sympathy is extend­ ' gure.U of Mr. and Mrs. John Deter* Mrs. Nina Taylor of R'-vIjurv ed to her family In their great be­ | Smith. * Mr. and Mrs. Wm. HavOregon. oj?d Mrs. George Leonard I reavement. * James Shlrlow of Au­ ; « ns spent Sunday with their grand­ gusta called on Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ daughter and husband Mr. nnd oi u.lton. ■ lard Whittemore last week. * 1 Mrs. Robert Vrooman north of HasPrudence Noble Chapter No. 366, i tings. * Mr and Mrs. Harry' Dunn DEATH OF MRS. ALICE ROCK O. E. S. installed the following of­ nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ray Erway of Mrs Alice Rock. 86. died at But­ ficers last Wednesday night: Mary Glass Creek made a trip to Way­ terworth hospital In that city Sat­ Kiblinger. W. M ; Leon Leonard. land Sunday. urday. She was a resident of this W. P ; Emma Lou Walters. A. M.; city for several years, und was , Morels Alien. A. P.; Lucille Doster. BUY WAR BONDS Be a Good Santa Claus Give the Perfect Familv Gift KROEHLER Pfio/iMi CHAIRS Kroehler again brings you the newest and finest in lounging comfort. This time it’s POSTURE-FORM with scientifically designed seats and back that fit your entire body and leave you completely relaxed. Choose either the smooth, quiet Rest-Rocker or th© llll m WORE THE minis They were made of felt, of course, not steel. Styles were different then, with indelible lip­ atick and zippers newly invented. Janet Gaynor was the bright new star of the silent screen, and Helen Wills was queen of the You’ve helped make that electricity a bar­ gain became, by using more, you’ve made tennis courts. By their efficiency and dependability they’ve made it possible for you to get friendly service, cheap! Fifteen year*-and lots of changes! You can’t remember them all. Hera’s one you probably didn’t know was happening: During those fifteen year* electric rates were coming down and down. Maybe you haven’t kept track1 of those reductions because all the time you were adding new appliances — and enjoy­ ing more electricity — to make living easier and more pleasant. Bui ift a fact that today the average American home getf about twice $495° and op Recliner and ottoman. Both give supreme comfort for the entire family. RECLINER Ixran back to your moej comfort­ able position and enjoy true re­ laxation. The Recliner will be the moat popular chair in the neigh­ borhood. And what beauty it wil add to your home, with the rich ly tailored cover. ro economies possible. But the men and women of your electric company—under experienced bufinetf management — are also responsible. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY - Of much electricity for it/ money at it did fifteen peart ago! DON'T WASTE ELECTRICITY JUST BECAUSE IT ISN’T RATIONEDI OTHERS FROM $36.75 Give a War Bond—The Present with a Future W. A. ROTH, FURNITURE HASTINGS. . - "■ PHONS 1126 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-12-23.pdf 8b6af8ef80b4bf3dd2cf27a563850171 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner HILF BEAT INFLATION­ BUY BONDS SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR On tho ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Home Front HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1943 16 PAGES—2 SECTIONS NUM! AAA ELECTS OFFICERS FOR 1944 RATIONING ☆ AT A GLANCE * SAXONS CAGERS DEFEAT BELDING Hastings Takes Early Lead in 37-24 Victory The Hastings High school Hello all lads and lasses of Barry on* handed the Scrappy Belding County who are in the technical Redskins a 37-24 set-back Friday schools of the army and navy, in night at Belding. camp and on the firing lines scat­ Hastings was never headed after tered over the whole wide world, the first few minutes of play. The I stop in the midst of prepartAg Saxons led 9 to 4 at the quarter my Christmas sermon, and Mrs and added 10 more points to 5 for Hathaway emerges from a Utter of Belding in the second quarter, ther (Ciirislnws wrappings and parcel' score being IB to 8 at Uu* half. | ■post labels, sgnd you25the greetA fourth flurry of the third [wish harries tome back years to. the andbaskets final tn quarter and:. |im:« ofwetheJoined season.Henry We wish uarter by Coleman Hillchiefly made| Iwhen Ford you in, were outscored 8 to and 4. due Imlght be home Christmas ... The .... __ _ I. score — 33-16. reserves Iprayer that ourfor boy* might beThat out|I totieMahar s three "long toms"_played from lot the trenches by Christmas. The: the middle of the floor. [Armistice came to November. Tills Coleman and Hill led tlte Saxon i [year on Armistice Sunday our attack with 12 and 11 pointe. Thomas1 [whole congregation Joined in this । and Capt. Townsend played a good [pledge which Jay Marsman kindly floor game. Mahar and Burl paced; ' I Lowrence Farrell Named Chairman of Co. Committee Elections in the several Township* of Harry County were held Friday December 17. 1943. and the Chair - TTWjta a regular weekly feature believes t as follows: Assyria. Albert E. Jones; BalU- livid uals more. Archie C. Newton; Barry winning the war Harold Smith Carlton. Fred Henncy; Castleton. Wayne Offley; Has­ tings. Laurence c Beadle; Hopes -’ Brown Stamps L, M.N, P and Q Delos Flower; Irving, Bruce Wln- now good through Jan. 1. 1844. des: Johnstown. George Willison: Brown stamp R becomes good Dec. Maple Grove. Election to be held: 26 and remains valid through Jan. Orangeville. Clinton E. Castle; 29. 1944. Prairieville. Henry W. Germain: Rutland. Prank D. Ferris: Thorn­ apple. Grover H. Cline: Woodland good. through Jan. 20. 1844. Walter K. Fisher; Yankee Springs. Joseph Fiala. On Saturday morning. Dec. 18. the 16 delegates met in the county offlce and elected the following as countv committee: Lawrence Far­ Stamp 18 good for 1 pair, validity rell. Chairman; Allen Bishop. Vice­ extended Airplane Chairman; Glenn Wotring. Third stamp No. 1Indefinitely. in War Ration Book Member: Fred Hennev. First Alter­ III good for one pair. nate and William Strain. Second Alternate. Gasoline Following the election of County Committee, nn organization meet­ ing was held and Gladys Fisher was elected to act as secretary­ treasurer. Lou Lie Spilland. office ?ollons each, compared with tha manager and Florence Wood, office present value of two gallons for assistant. The work of the AAA for 1B44 coupons of those types. This means wi'l be devoted ro Con«ervitinn of "B" and "C" bonks will remtaln faw. soil fertility All payments to farm­ each coupon will be good for mere ers will be based on the soil-bttUd- gallons than before. No increase In (ng nractlces carried out on their the amount of gasoline allowed is farms. Also the responsibility of goals involved. for the production of the necessarv food supply will rest with this of- S RprlnUd in our bulletin so that we the Redskins each with 6 points. Linlght repeat It to unison: ■ri’e Ha*>Ines 2nd tram won from I "1 pledge allegiance to the men Belding 32-15. Jim Coleman. Ray rand women who have 'gone from Branch and Arnold Wilson scoring 8, I thi* Church into the service of our 7. and 6 points respectively. [country. Hastings [. 1 pledge my prayer for them: ETlrat tliey shall day by day redis- Coleman [cover tlie Joy of God's presence; Hill [that the Holy Spirit sliall be their Ottosen [Guide; tlial Jesus Christ shall be Thomas [acknowlcxigcd Lord and Saviour: Townsend [that they shall be HLs Witnesses Dolan [wherever they ore Myers I I pledge myself to my Church: Ayres ^Thut we. too, may grow to grace Poster and In the knowledge of Christ: Keeler :that Uray may find a spiritually ■ Grable strong and vigorous Church to h. Puller challenge them when they ......... return: 1, Bush that this Church'K horizon may cnFuller .large to match their experiences:’ .that the lap-root of spiritual life lin this Church may be long enough Belding jto sustain and feed new goals. I I pledge my allegiance to par­ Anderson friends and loved ones of— our Burt —ents. ----- ---------------------------------------■service men—to serve in Christian, Dlckeson ■ fellowship with thrm. Mahar rT May the grace of our Lord Jesus ■ Caverly I Christ lie with us nil. Amen." | McQueen 1 And then I ndded In the pastoral North 1.1 prayer: O THOU GOD OF PEACE.; Middleton Iwllhout WHOSE SPIRIT there can [Ji* no peace move through our dis■ ordered world with healing power. ■ and lead all mankind together ■ •ownrd the things Hint make for | rf,harmony and brotherhood. Open. Klhe blind eyes of un who seek to I [.enrich themselves by conquest and [/'richen, that they may sec a Abetter way of friendliness and inu-l if tun) trust. Be THOU the strong' nsurnort <f all victims of the [and cruelty of others. Make plain to nil nations the ways In which Croup of Local Business and [they cun labor together for the Professional Mon |world's health and happiness. Sponsor Project | We commend to THY loving care our sons and daughters who have Henry Vahlslng, f< gone forth to nerve their country tor of Henry's Mark nnd the cause of freedom, on land charge of the new frozen food stor­ nnd sen nnd In tlie air. Siileld age plant here. It was announced them from danger: keep them thLi week by those sponsoring the I strong nnd steadfast; give them project. Tlie building formerly occourage nnd inspire them cuuiiikc .mu chivalry; tiiivuii,. uwpuc mein cupled cupieo bv dv Henry nenry’s motkci to !: Market is Is also to with devotion to the cause for be remodeled to house the new unit. which they ...... .... are --offering ...., ...... their lives: Mr. Vahlslng w.w.LaiiM, will re,,, manage uic the u.au, plant -h.m to achieve arH(«v« a» Jure just nn ond w)n have havc direct dlrecl charge of of the and help them d will and tasting peace for the whole preparation of meats and other ----,u „_.re u-.„ Foods for freezing. world. Hold ------tn THY holy *-eplng, kcet all those, dear unto them, wl iu> u>rm. whom | The sponsors of the project, Abcn I1 they left t*** ,_J ih'in ‘have from the**«iata hanrf ruire’T&i Ra’wPr*nC«’ .u?1 Mn ^rd helnh them to U^e vIc’ot- Phniir^ Vten™ hr In THINF vVHfc H 11 I “nQ ircn«? BACK THI ATT) WAR----- | taken bv the Government to guar। nntee and,insure these war crops I against loss will be worked out PISTON RING CIO CANCELS \\ here, the local bfflce states. DANCES TO HELP SAVE FUEL\ > In a desire to assist in fuel con-*, nervation, the members of UAW-Clo Local 138 have discontinued for the winter the dances which they have been holding at the Country Club. The twelve dances which have been held since the Union's incep­ Mrs. lone Sprague It loll tion have aided several charitlM out of the profits made from Shows No Remorse ' A strange, revolting and almost unbelievable case of willful aban­ donment of five little children by tor music and inclden’al expensaa, their mother, which she has con­ leaving a profit of 8345.84. fessed. Li now awaiting final ac­ All but 850 of this profit wank tion by Judge McDonald in our cir­ far charities, including USO. Tu­ cuit court. The unmotlrarlv m«*h*r berculosis Fund. Bov's Town, Ra­ Is In jail without bond, and will no tional War Fund, Salvation Army. doubt soon be sentenced. Her name Is Mrs. Ione Sprague. 23. oF this reservation of 812.50 for the city., Tiie oldest of her five chil­ fantile Paralysis Fund drive dren Is not yet five, and the young­’ January. , , est is less than six months old. Her I The 850 remaining in the U husband. Lester Sprague, is now In treasury will be used as a * the army. On Friday. December 10. she Destroyed Signs and Robert W. Smith ' received from the government a mits. _ * , — check for 8264. which was paid, to This paper thinks It Is a fl Removed Flares From Delton, An Aviation her for the care and support of her thing that. Ln addition to providt . . .. rep, —. ,, family ci/cle which will not be hap­ Season’s greetings to you ail. children. More cash, about 8150 oer themselves with a good time.ti Streets and Trunk pily filled again after this war has Machinist, Met , month, would have come to her public-spirited group has contrimn . . Here we are about to celebrate ended. regularly thereafter. That govern­ so generously to worthy causes. Lines Lines Accidental Death I our third wartime Ctirlstmas. ment draft for 8264 was more than Ri cn,rd row who has Bo. In back of every Christmas■ Richard Rose, who has charge charge of of I Funeral services were held Wed­ she had ever possessed before. In­ HE’S READY lhe le maintenance maintenance of of state state trunk trunk 11 remaps Perhaps "OBserve "observe"’would would be be aa oetbet- greeting Is. or should be, the reali­ nesday afternoon last week, at the stead of being grateful for the use FOB THE FRAY llnM 1,1 counly recently com- ter word to use. since any attempt zation that the Yuletide this season Henton funeral home at Delton. Kim Sigler of Battle Creek was plained to the sheriff about the at celebration in the traditional is a mere brief Interlude in the. for Robert W. Smith, IB. aviation In Hastings Monday. He took goodtask of getting on with a job which machinist mate. 2nd class, sta- did. unmotherly thoughts to fill her naturedly a lot of Joshing about Ute «re or tt.rr.,1, Wc aak I fioped to withhold a tUtlMte ,Utath?7uit« tSnk luSi »“• htadred, ot thou- will probably be both grim and cost­ Honed at Norfolk, Va. The burial mind, so her oral and written con­ write-up the Detroit Free Preas gava was In Hickory Corners cemetery. fessions state, and she decided that II in Jnu,- N-mr. Atom. mrnl or plana imlll advance reh- nt cl‘r ?n«u.ret tad Si Sm- “ -----------------------------------sands of American boys are in posi­ ly—the final assault on Hitler's Eur­ ! Robert was the son of Mr. and this was her golden opportunity to him in its Sunday Issue. Kim says , Wa want you Io know that all rerlpUons mad, K poaalbla w deter-' nffined ataul the rem° -.-“l ol^Sp tion al the world battle fronts with opean fortress. l Mrs. Rolland W. Smith, of Delton. jqusnder that monev on herself and that, tn his work as prosecutor for Mlle diureltea are rememberlna 1OU mine the exact capacity or the plant | It™, and tlarea placed as danrer hundreds of thousands more on their He died on the previous Saturday a few othersjind that she would pro­ the state, his alm will be to gal nrnver: and that w -e want annroxlmate date nt _ _t____ a. “ | In pmver: we want to to. anti and the approximate of nnnnopen- warnings way and that the period of big along-a________ city streets. from Injuries received at Rlch- ceed to have a high old time, now the facts in the alleged crafttnc W fihclp In. every wav possible. Rev ing. But so many conflicting rumors The sheriff's office set about In­ scale offensive action, which means son to thank the good providence mond. Va.. when the motorcycle he • hat she had the money to pay for members of recent legislatures. Ha Donald Fletcher tells a very inter-1 have been started that the spon- vestigating and rounded up at first casualties heavier til in anything axsays he will go down the line was riding collided with an auto­ which has kept us more free from eating Incident about a soldier boy. । sors thought the facte stated above ten teen age boys, and from them have experienced, is Just ahead agalnlrt those charged with taking want, sorrow and first-hand expe­ mobile the preceding Thursday According to the officers, she dr soliciting bribes In exchange far "He slipped into the Chaplain s mieht prove of general interest learned that about 20 young boys । rience with the full horrors df shell­ night. He had been given a 10-day hired a nine year old girl to look their votes for or against measures tent quietlv. almost, without waiting Tlie ataf»'< of «he plant to date b and glrlr. had been guilty of those leave, and was on his way home, for an invitation, when the Chap-1 about as follows: fire and bombs than any other na­ riding his motorcycle, when the serious offenses. They were found ^’.e7 V of. h that were before that body. :iain looked uu tills soldier was I i—Definite arrangements have tare. in MMdl.vfll. and Dow- mrtOle X clreta u yw tion. large or small, engaged In this accident occurred. His parents, officers told us that she had since j studying him with thought-clouded been made with an engineering ling. Fortunately no injury had ren ynbroken. will be tempered by the when notified of the accident, stated that she left her home FIRE DESTROYS JOHN eyre 1 corporation to install a complete. suited from these dangerous per- ^realization that in thousands of EATON’S HOME rushed to Richmond, but he died Most of us now realize that, to adrec^nK them, as he with no Idea of ever return­ "Sit down, invited the Chaplain i efficient modem cold storage lock- 'formanccs, ------------- ’but —' -----*- ’harm -------homes much mightthroughout the nation, there The fire alarm, at about > o’clock kindly. ‘ er plant. have resulted. will be only unaccustomed vacancies dltlon to whatever ideals may be remained In an unconscious condl- Ing to her children. She met Sunday night, was caused by the "Sir. I have a question I must 2—,t Priorities for the release of es­ discovery that the home in which represent those who Involved to this conflict, we are also tlon from the time of the accident The snerm sheriff's s torce force mane made the me orBr ­ to uiose wno are now in I ask vou. Perhaps you cant* answer sential — -------• ■- ------------few blocks from home, teil- John Eaton lived alone, on North item cannot hZ nlduSn re,U ' and the youngsters . were training or overseas — and In many engaged In a war of self-preservauntil hls-death. lit. Perhaps no one can answer it." structl XnsoA wn ^hoJTtl^ about I brou«ht ^i-enl,le c<Lurt J*1’ homMthc eloquent stars tlon. The body, with a military escort,■ but would return in an hour, and I "I can try." Tlie Chaplain's voice the sf-------- —----------------- ---------' * ‘ brought to Delton on Monday.■I। assured her that her grandchildren flames. The fire had gained such : was quiet. 60 per cent of the proposed capacity (Continned on Page 4. Sec. 1.) ta n»ThX; ,urea al ner and Krancicnixiren n tL U,c nav> tWD*il l“ were in ncr goodu hands, would be headway that the department could ' You went with us through the has been subscribed and paid for years ago. (•looked —•—• after -•*— »for — •«-■—- ■■ — jbnttJe of Salerno. Sir. You know In advance. the short time contents department to learn what that de­ what It was. You've been with us she expected to be gone. Events partment desires to have done with IIOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS proved, and she has confessed, that LOCAL UNION GROUP advance subscriptions have not been these offenders. !uv began to learn what'war feally wired and this is holding up the ORGANIZE FOR I she had no Intention of returning to FAVORS FOOD HUB8IDIE8 Ils.'’ LEAGUE PLAY ■ ner her enuaren. children. " installation of equipment. Lxxal hockey enthusiasts are hop- I When Mrs. Sprague failed to show ‘ The Chaplain nodded, with a 4—Definite arrangements have LOCAL ROY BEGINS tog to be able to organize a ma *ng major lor 1 tin up on Turerfav Tuesday. December 14 14. a have [smile of encouragement to try to been made to push through the PRIMARY FLIGHT TRAINING and a minor league for a series of relative of the famllv reported the relieve the look in the soldier’s construction rapidly as soon as the games to be played at the Fish matter to Sheriff Bera, who at necessary advance subscriptions are Hatchery Ponds this winter, ac­ once placed the situation before j "Yesterdnv ouf unit took a posi- obtained. cording to Clark O'Donnell. An or­ Judge Clement, of the juvenile court. All advance payments for locker tlon in a little farmyard. We set ganization was held at the U.S.O. He called C. H Osborn, juvenile sldl&i. Because there had been to many*-------------------------------------------------I up our mms in the blackened stone rentals are being held In escrow looms Wednesday evening. Thooe agent for Barrv county of the State liquor sales to minors bv licensed । Ishcl) of what had been a bam. until the plant is completed and unable to attend that meeting but Welfare Board. Mr. Osborn acted NOTICE dealers, the Michigan Liquor ConA DAI CCDVITC (Then the enemy counter attacked. then each individual payment will Interested In organizing or Joining promptly and found that the chil­ trol Commission urged the sta^? . I AKUI jrlCwII r | It was a crazy thine for them to each be good for a year's rental legislature to enact a rigid taw to ***■**■• a hockey team are asked to notify dren had been abandoned by their |do We met them with everything commencing from the date of the Mr. O’Donnell or Harry Thompson, mother. He signed the complaint, a Merry Christmas and a Happy prevent such violations. Dealers.* HE AI HIIITfr (we had and mowed them down as official opening of the plant. chief of police. . . and on Wednesday the officers ar­ New Year. sometimes had good alibis. (1» They A |fr A[ HI I I they came on. but several got Dutch Kraft Store 13-33 would claim that the minor ap■wuaau ill I rested Mrs. Sprague and brodght (through I fired at one. but didn't THE CIVIL AIR PATROL , ,X , „ u.. ---- — nr I . her to our county Jolt Most of the SERVING IN PACIFIC AREA Irtnn him." Tire voice ceased. The Charming Christmas The Civil Air Patrol unit that has »264 had been spent by her In age, (2) In other cases they said | (soldier's head was bent, his hands started in Hastings is an auxiliary Fantasy -Rounds that they had asked the young per­ "rioUous living." the officers say|hldlng his face in the dim rhadowr of the Army Air Corps. The CAJ*. son hU or her age. and that he or feasting with a few cronies. She TIME IN TWO YEARS Out Program I At last the voice spoke again: handies courier service for the gov­ she had claimed to be 21. Convic­ had separated herself from most I "I had to us? my bayonet" ernment and has many other fly­ Maybe it was because people here of the money a generous govern­ tion of a dealer was difficult under Then abruptly the soldier looked Ing Jobs * attached to It, such as ment had given her to care foj her such conditions. The Liquor Control were especially In the mood for I patrolling and italson work Tlie up. eyes and voice steady with a children. Commission desired to put on end something of the kind, but the 18th (tense control. "Why does it go on. men and women In the service of Mrs. Sprague was taken Into Mu­ to all evasions of the taw. which Annual Carol Service presented by (Sir? I believe In God. I know He the C-A-P. wear the regulation nicipal court Thursday, waived ex­ forbids selling of liquor to minors. the Hastings Teachers' Club at Army Air Corps uniform with a few I (Continued on Page 5. Sec. 1.) amination and was bound over to They wished to make it easily pos­ Central auditorium Sunday alterations to distinguish them noon, hit a responsive cho the Circuit court, her bond being sible for any dealer to positively from the Air Corps and WAC’s. The fixed at 81.000, which was not fur­ know whether Ute young person, thp audience which made It C.A.P. has ranks just as the Army, DELTON SOLDIER nished. On Saturday she faced male or female, who asked‘to buy one of the moat enjoyable yet giv­ starting from thp buck private and L WORKS IN ENGLAND Judge McDonald in Circuit Court, liquor was of legal age or not. thus en—at least that was the concensus going as high as First Lieutenant of opinion of those who attended. where she admitted that she had putting tlie responsibility solely in the squadrons and going even Despite gas rationing, which abandoned her children. The judge upon the denier, so Ural he could higher when the command covers a accepted her plea and remanded her have no pottibli- excuse for his act must iiave cut down considerably large area. The Hastings C A P. as tho out-of-town attendance, the to the custody of the sheriff withIf he actually sold liquor to a per­ Et Iras no officers or men sworn [ out ball. son under 21 years of age. It de­ auditorium was well filled: in fact, AvtaUon Cadet Howard A. Shel ­ because there is a certain amount lington. United Stales Army Air sired further to make K a punish­ almost packed. In her written confession Mrs. of training that must be taken in Forces, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. able offense to give or furnish liq­ Included on the program were Sprague shows no sorrow or reorder to qualify. -■ morae for abandoning her children. Shellington. Hastings reaidente, is uor to a minor by any person, many carols not used here before, as well os a number of the "old In It she endeavors to Justify. her undergoing his primary flight train­ .whether a dealer or not. RAILROAD FEELS favorites." The processional along । misuse of the money given her for ing at Lodwick Aviation Military' The legislature did what was re­ HELP SHORTAGE, their care. It Is to be hoped that Avon Park, Fta. Official­ quested by the State Liquor Con­ the aisles to the platform is a bit Because of a shortage of help al Academy. I never again In Barry-----designated the 61st U8AAF trol Commission. On and after of ceremonial which never seems ] the Michigan Central railroad's en­ ly to lose its charm. \ there be found a case Training Detachment, Lodwick op ­ January 1, 1944. the responsibility gine house at Jackson, an appeal erates under supervision of Army The second part of the program I feeling and unmothei for selling is squarely up to the was made Friday to Jackson stu­ a rcal real little j i.------ »?' ... r-----' —iZt was ° uc gem K«n of oi a Christmas unntunu dents to work there during their Air Forces Eastern Flying Training dealer: he will have no possible fftnULSy written and produced by alibi for his act act if he shall shall sell sell rJxwter scttlllng of .kJ alibi for his If he Lhe imwch holiday vacations. Company offi­ Command, Maxwell Field. Ata. Cadet Shelling ton graduated from liquor to an y person, male or fe- I parlment of the high scliool. The cials said 40 to 70 freight trains Hastings High School Ln 1841 and male, who Ls under 21 years of 1 urf-jt. wistful humor of the piece Ensign Fredrick M. Granger, I An Eighth AAF Bomber Com- ; Ing de la yet1 an average of one and attended Michigan State College. age. No one can have an excuse for i CWTied along beautifully to an Im- of Mr. and Mrs Frederick mand. England—They patch 'em up | a half hours because of the help Prior to his transfer to Lodwick furnishing or giving liquor to a prmslva, thoughtful climax. It cbm- i Granger. 506 West Green and keep 'em flying. Sheet metal , shortage. he underwent C.T.D. training at minor. pressed tn a few memento of action who was graduated from experts. Private First Class Elmer . Duqueane University, Pittsburgh, flee al onca If you wo. The-present liquor taw. Act 328 many of the things that moat of us apple Kellogg School at Mit Mlt **" V“ I J. Willison, 35. of Delton. Michigan., NOTICE tmas to be. The Tne little finished -----coupons by Jan. l.Thesa uan> of the Public Acte of 1933 states ; want Christmas • - at ■ Ypaflantl left, and Master Sergeant William Milk will be delivered only every very plainly that “it is • unlawful! drama, too, had the benefit of an lose and was attending Law School processed and malted out and If E. Pietech. Milwaukee. Wisconsin. other day. from now on. No Bat. NOTICE I ......—■■ w < and effective stage set- ‘ nt the University of Michigan when : in at once you may nave to ■ delivery this week. Andrus Service will be closed J sell any alcoholic beverage to any he entered service. (See story tn I for some time after Jan. IM to " Hastings Milk Dealers Christmas day.—Adv. 12-23 | (Continued on Page 8. Seo. 3.) Home Front.) item. [Continued on Ps<t 3, Sec. 1.) MOTHER ABANDON! HER FIVE CHILDREN HENRY VAHLSING TO BE IN CHARGE OF LOCKER PLANT EDITORIAL gsaBre LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION TO REQUIRE IDENTIFICATION CARDS FOR THOSE IN THE 21 TO 25 AGE GROUP �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, PAORTWQ COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS I A vvfnA’rturi-rc up ,d0"'r ___________ , Solemn High Mas* will be offered, o-’*rberg 1* on the instructional at 8L Rom church at 13:00 o'clock. ’ Z^Vr .. .hT Lr.i»tiw I Johnn^on^ «le8PanL*willR be . OS- j ■sunEuJ^nmg worship at 10:30 WESLEYAN METHODIST HEAD LETTUCE MEAT DEPARTMENT POTATOES TURKEYS TOKAY GRAPES ] GEESE DUCKLINGS CHICKENS t Pork Roast CELERY HEARTS Smoked Ham TOMATOES FANCY 35' Link Sausage CARROTS Steak ORANGES Roasts GRAPEFRUIT Slab Bacon GRAPEFRUIT Sliced Bacon ORANGES Hamburger 52c 32c 32c 37c 33c freshly dressed freshly killed 2 ■■ 29‘1 Fancy freshly dressed lb. Shoulder string half breakfast style -- Buiu-n Round or Sirloin AA beef Beef Chuck AA Beef - r lorttu, lb. Texas Seedless, lit. - any size piece Pink .Meat, lb lb. lean California, lb. Fresh ground FREEPORT BUTTER meaty Veal Breast <3 n CHURCH JX Rcv- °°n M. Gury. Rector Christmas activities Include tlu** traditional midnight service beginif nine at 11:30 Friday night, nnd a W plain celebration of holy commona ion at 11 o'clock Saturday morning. Christmas day. On Sunday, the cnM tire schedule' of services will be omitted, as Ute Rector will be con“31 ducting a Christmas service at n : Orangeville. TJI Children of Ute partah arc inW vited to attend a Christmas parly JKltrom 7 until 8 o'clock tonight. : Thursday. M! Tile musical program for the Midnight Service Is as follows: lb. Pint 16 Brown points OPEN TILL 8 P. M. CHRISTMAS EVE-CLOSED ALL DAY CHRISTMAS WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS GROCERY DEPARTMENT MINCE MEAT $J89 PEANUT CLUSTER 45' 14' 41' RAISINS SEEDLESS WHITE CANE SYRUP Quart can PINEAPPLE PRESERVES $g45 PURE HONEY 2 lb. jar TOMATO JUICE 65' 21' 21' 25' 26' 34' 31' SATISFACTION COFFEE MATCHLESS COFFEE WHITE HOUSE COFFEE 1,0. ... HILLS BROS. COFFEE CHASE & SANBORNS Morning Glory MILK Igc. con 10 for 69C MIXED NUTS SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR n,. WHEATIES CHEERIOATS RITZ CRACKERS 21' PREMIUM CRACKERS . . HERMAN GRAHAM CRACKERS 35' GOODY GOODY PEAS ih Green pahrfct DEL MONTE CORN V.ieuum Parked—10 Gleen points LAWRENCE ASPARAGUS 18 Green point* WHOLE GREEN BEANS Jurdon—5 Green pfiinh 15' 30' 23' S. & W. SPICED PEACHES BAKHY FLOUR 24 ’> lb. sock 5 lb. sock 23c 49‘ hugh McLaughlin, OLDEST RESIDENT. DIED SUNDAY’ A. M. Hugh McLaughlin, the oldest resi­ dent of Barry county, died early Sunday morning at nl* home at 1017 E. State, where he had lived with a friend. Charles Sohirr. for the past six years. Mr. Sohier gave the aged man every possible care during hU lUneas. Mr. McLaughlin was bom July 36, 1640. on a boat on which his parents were coming from Ireland to the United Stales. HU mother died before reaching America and was buried at sea. At the lime of his death Mr. MeLaughlin was aged 103 years. 4 months and 24 days. He leaves no survivors. Mrs. McLaughlin died in 1926. Mr McLaughlin always In­ sisted Dial he had served In the Civil war, but was unable to find any official record!, that would entitle him to a pension. He said that he had served in n Michigan division ns a cook and later saw combat duty in the battles of Bull Run. Lookout Mountain and Get­ tysburg. The Rosary was recited at the walidorff funeral home on Tuesday evening and funeral serv­ ices were at the 8t. Rose church Wedntodny at ten o'clock. Father J. V. Dillon officiating. Interment in the Irving cemetery. THEATIII? Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 FRIdXy and SATURDAY. PUBLIC DANCE DECEMBER 24-25 ' DOL'IUJ: KEATLKE ATTRACTION "HAIL TO THE RANGERS' MOOSE HALL and Warren Douglas and Jean Winfield 1251 N. Michigan Ave., Hastings MURDER ON THE WATERFRONT' SUNDAY and MONDAY. DECEMBER 26-27 NEW YEAR'S EVE HOSTAGES" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:M to 3:1 12-30 206 t. STATE IT.. HASTINGS, MICH. N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE, MICH. , ENTERTAINED LIFE MEMBERS Past Matron* of Hartings Extern Star Chapter No. 7 entertained the life members of the chapter and those who had been member* for 30 years or more al the Masonic dining room Wednesday noon of last week. About 30 were proent gifts were exchanged and a pleas­ ant social lime was enjoyed The tables were attractive with Christ­ mas decorations, and a fine menu 2 GOLD MEDAL 25c 1.29 FDDTfoE ENTER 1 brown point icrluci* oj tlonol organization of prospective teachers Western's chapter holds the No. 1 charter for Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scobey, who recently sold their home at 130 W. Bond St, have moved into their new residence at 816 £. Marshall iujc "THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS' No point*—No. 21,. can JUMBO PEANUTS LOCAL NEWS aenship training under the super­ vision of the Mate department of public instruction. Tiie U. 8 Im­ migration and Naturalization Serv­ ice and the American Legion are actively supporting thi* program Clara Bush and Wlllo Jone* of Hasting* who are students at West­ ern Michigan College have been accepted for membership in the riCAND KINGS CORN MEAL 2 lb. box BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Divine services at 11 o'clock, ser­ mon by pastor. Evening meeting at 7:30, Evan­ gelistic singing and sermon. Tue.<day nights B. Y. P. U. All jxiun^^ieople invited, at the church D A. VanBusklrk. superintendent ognlUon committee of the National Education Association. This com­ mittee U Interested in establishing Some fancy bawling was seen on the local alley* Saturday night when the State Insulation team. Les Hawthorne, Bill Hackney. Glen Monica. Bill Ayres and Charlie Florin defeated the Fanatorlum by 21 pins tn a 3-garne ser­ Wednesday nights prayer meeting Majors if s. The Major* are probably the and teaching of Sunday school les­ best women's team in the state. son at churdi at 7:?0. Mrs. John Hoevcnair who suf­ fered a leg fracture in July, is now able to wnlk a little and can ana| wer five telephone. Tlie airplane which had a forced i landing on Mrs. Alma Ftngleton's farm last week on the Freeport road, has had to lx* dismantled and A] MIDNIGHT EUCHARIST removed tn sections, a.i the rough terrain made it impassible to take it out otbcrwbe. It's pilot was a j£ Sadie Mur Pahner. Organist yotuut sailor in the merchant ma­ Pi elude—"It Came Open the Mldrine home on furlough at Bottle ■ night Clear-'—Wills Creek. Before he could oversee its r— Processional PrrM'r^clnm 1 HvmnAlt Hymn—' Q^Gqme. All removal h’s furlough ended and he Ye Falthlul'—Wad/ \ Is now on tlie high seas His father Soprano Solo—“Cant/quc De’ Noel" and n mechanic from Battle Creek, —Adam* / have been at the job of gelling UK- DEATH OF FRANKLINRichanPBranch SHERMAN GARN plane removed. Kyrie—Mozart/ Franklin Sherman Gum. who lias Merle Cook wlio has been ill Soprano Solo 'Bethlehem''—Bow­ with the flu for three weeks had been in poor health for u lung time. ker J . 0 not her mL<ortune Sunday When (Missed away on Saturday. Dec 18. Wrginla Polte iw fell on some ice on S Broadway at Pennock hospital where he liad £• | Gloria Tibii-Moxart and fractured his ann. He will be been a patient for seven days He 1 GtatUis/Tibi—Mozart imablt to work for some time. His was born in Ohio on Jan. 32. 1665. a [ Credoy-Mozart mother, who Iuls been confined with the son of Mr. and Mrs Tobias Gam. jg ' -'Marjorie Boyes. Soloist the flu and bronchial pneumonia, Sermon—The Rector aged 78 years. 10 months and 27 is slowly improving. Offertory Anthem—"Sing, o HcuvMr. and Mrs Nils Olsson are days. The Gam family moved ,31 ms”—Stainer moving next week into the A. L. from Ohio to Carlton townaMp A Cyn’.hcal Reed. Soloist Brown heuse 419 S. Jeffrrron which many years ugo. later coming to 91 Festival Presentation. Alleluia— Hastings to teslde. He is survived they recently purchased. ■ CT, \Vhi'neu Fred Bugbcc of Baltimore Twp. by one brother. Adclbert Gam. of JjJ j The Star Spangled Banner—Key h a neUcnt rft Community hospital Big Rapids, his only sister. MIm MRS. MARY’ SHUWEK.MAN jSiSursum Corda—Mozart Lettie Gam preceding him in death Evangelist oerviccw St-rvicrfr at Woodland. M Sanctus & Benedictus Qui Venit—1 r.vangeu.st ^^aiiw’.a , In Battle Creek, where he under- several months ago. Funeral serv­ A Mozart U B. church.by Evangelist Mary **?<rx "nSg h2L°k ^n^2t* m CT Mary Ellen Hale. Soloist Siiowcrman beginning Bunday. DeMre. Ettwl Hess l» confined to ices were held at the Walidorff fu­ A Agnus Dei-Mozart cember 36. continuing for two. '7,.‘‘S’™ on w M,U 8‘ w,tto Uw neral home on Monday afternoon ul 2:30 o'clock, the Rev. L. Wlnaton "Silent Night"—Gruber weeks. All arc Invited to fellow- ,n'Jr‘J.en8"' • Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cnukln Stone officiating. Interment was-in CT "O. Little Town of Bethlehem"—. ship with u*. 11 ; h»ve " moved into the Beckwith Riverside cemetery. Jg Rodner 1 -----------Hoaner 1 house on E Center St. BALTIMORE CIRCUIT । Gloria in Excels!*—Mozart ' Twenty Camp Fire girls went IF IT WONT HELP YVTN THE Pastor, Rev. Lvlc E. Olmstead > Muniia Ixiu Maus. SoloUt WAR—FORGET IT. caroling on Monday evening, iutvBaltimore Church 1; Sevenfold Amen—Stainer i1 Recessional Hymn —“Hark! Tlie Morning worship service 10:00 A. I Herald Angels Sing”—MetldeU’Sunday school 11:00 A M. ।; sohn , Prayer Service Tuesday cvcnlnlg'll “ ; Pcstiude—“The Heavens Resound' — । .... . . ■! Beethoven MrCallum Church Morning worship sen ice 11:30 A. Hostings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■_ MA CHURCH Sunday school 10:30 A. M. Cor. N Michigan nnd E State Road We cordially welcome the al-. *2’Rev J. R. ChrUoell. Pastor tendance of this curnmunUy to FRIDAY ofid SATURDAY. DECEMBER 24-25 A Residence: 401 E. State Rd. these services. ’ i® ' Tekphone: 3444 Jackie Cooper and Patricia Morison M ilastin** church ” Sunday School at 10:30 Lstwrence FIRST METHODIST ; Adams, Superintendent Preaching CHURCH WHERE ARE YOUR CHILDREN Morning worship at 10:30 o'clock,* service at 11:30 with Rev. ChrL'pcll | bringing the message. Evening next Sunday. Mr. Stone will preach | W Special Christmas matinee Saturday 3:00 from the theme. "The Promise lorie ; evangelistic service at 7 30 Bargain prices only until 5:00 । Prayer meeting on Wednesday Our Day.” Guest soloist next Sun- 2 day will be Mr Victor Drilea, hus- < band of the former Margery Rey-1Q Mis Sidney Flfield. W Apple St. nolds. Mr. Drilea 'is a\ noted singer J ! North Irving church • Preaching service a’ 10 o'clock and it will be n privilege for the! SUNDAY and MONDAY. DECEMBER 26-27 people of Hastings to hear him. * | followed bv Sunday Scliool 1 i The Sunday School will present t The service is open to everyone. Frank Fay and Billy Gilbert meet at © j the Christmas cantata. "Love Di-’ The ...* Sunday school will ------I vine.”. Sunday evening. Dec. 26. at 11:20 under the direction of Judge SPOTLIGHT SCANDALS' eight o’clock In the chutcii.„All are Adclbert Cortrighl. invited to this program Mr. Stone will be in Chicago all Prayer meeting ’ Tiesday evening of next week as the guest of the Bargain inallnte Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 at the home of Bro. and Sister General Conference Commission on Patrick vest of Fillmore rchooLCourse's of Study of the Methodist Work yvotk i-. L- prcgrewing pregrt.s-ing nicely in. civ on oui our cnuivu. church. wiuciciivc Conference sessions; xwiuiKr. will uv be w church remodeling Tlie furnace held at Garrett Biblical Institute] ft TUES.. WED.. THURS.. DECEMBER 28-29-30 was hooked up sdwgc uwd it over < In Evanston. Mr. Stone is Chair-1 * the weekend-and It U hoped the .'man of the Board of Ministerial E Sunday School rooms can be com- Training for Michigan Conference e pleted rCftl 6 t,W 1COrk I l’nd AwociaU' of 1,16 School I * 43c 39c 29c 31c 4Oc 25c S 23 c lean SLiKi oTthi*R^I«ij*^tai o'clock. December 26th. 'Die pastor I CHURCH NOTES Order from Grand Rapids Music' will tell “A Chrthtma* Storyr' aixl ' Quarterly meeting was held atiwm be furnhlied by the senior will preach on the theme. “The the NvrUi Irving church Saturday ■ Cho[r y Great Visitation." Children will be evening and Sunday, the Rev. D.i carols will be sung from 11:30 ixiptfatd. A special ChrisUna* offer-- T. Perrine of Lansing conducting un[ji n oo o'clock Ing for tire War Service Couunls- the business session Saturday eve- Program—“O Little Town of Bethslon Fund and for Alma College ning and the communion on Sun-, lehem'-^ “Silent Night! Holy Night": will be received. day morning. In the evening h« alcame Upon the Midnight Victor Dniea of Tyler. Texas, will io preached at the Wesleyan church > cicar"' "What Lovely Infant C;ui be guest soloist. here in the city and was the guest Be" 1 Sunday school at 11:45. Robert of the Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Chrupell centennial Centennial Mass Mass MoGlocklin. Superintendent. . over the weekend. Kyrie—Month. Boy Scouu meet Monday night. --------------- *♦Gloria—Marsh. E. L. Taylor, Scoutmaster FfRUT CHURCH OF Tr mm lilial Mass CHRIST. SCIENTIST Credo—Sorin. HASTINGS METHODIST Comer Church and Center Streets Offeratpry Subject. “Christian Science/' Adeste FtdelLs—Traditional. Bessie M Rultoon. Minuter I Sunday service II A. M Centennial Mass—Marsh Preaching Sunday at C Sunday school 0:30 A. M. Sanctus and Heridenhot at 10 and 11:30.1 Wednesday evening service at Benedicts ChrUunas service. Agnus Dei Sunday evening at Goodwill at Reading room in church edifice Communion 8 Pt,u i open ----------x-n Wednesday and Saturday from . ,.Q Ho|y Ntfhl"-Adam. Tiie Quimby choir Will present a' 3 to 5 P. M. | "The Birthday of a King"—NcidChnsUnas Choral service. 1 -----------linger. Watch night service at Quimby GRAND ST. ' High Mam will be offered at 8:00 Churcii New Years Eve Dec. •' “ --------। o'clock Christmas morning wltji beginning at 9 pjn. and closing 9:55 A. M. Bible school. 1 the St. Rose Junior choir lumUh11:00 A. M. Worship. 1 Ing the music. Sunday school al all points 6:30 P. M Adult 'nnd Senior 1 Pat Hodges and Dick Feklpauscli usual. | will sing “In Old Judea”. Other m»i siuS-., a.'s.irs:. inlnixts nt th,. rhntr ira M«Han “!’>0 Tbar-Uy.^in,. MU. Y c’roU -Adrete Adelis; ChristPreaching at 11 A M. Chas. Mon­ Friday night—Family Watch ;mfls Ttmc ls co,,^ Again; Christker will speak at both morning and W «“ evening services Rev Mrs. Manker A. S. beginning with pot luck sup- Jutjca ' *” * ' ~ is joining her husband nt Spokane, per at 7 o'clock. i LxiW- mam wm be celebrated at Wash , enroute to Calif, to spend 10:00 o'clock Christmas Day. the holidays. GRACE LUTHERAN Chriatmaa Mass at St. Cyril The Christmas program -will be CHURCH ! church in . Nashville will be ul 10:00 given Thursday evening. Dec. 23. at O H. Trinklein. Pastor Christinas day with the eight o’clock. Included in this pro­ Services held in the I. O. O. F. • o'clock St. Rose Junior choir furnishing gram will be a play given by the hall. Green street entrance. -------- -------1_ lusting .. young people 45 mln. We Divine worship at 10:30 A M. Ser­ ! the music. invite you to be with us mon. "Reviewing Wonderful Thing..." Sunday school at 11:30 A. M EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday | : । i �TITF HASTINGS BANNER. THVRaDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1941 CAROL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS helping out an acute labor situa­ tion to drive the school buses, nc mon- Ilian three complete rehenrs- countered in producing the carol service this year. These carol services have always been enjoyed by the hundreds of people who ccme yearly to attend them. In view of the times and the difficulties involved, it seems to'us that the Hastings Teachers" Club the lecture traced thi> development through various schools of art down to tin- present century. Mr. Oury said that the Madonna as an art subject ha* brought forth tlie very best work of the great painters. be­ cause it represents tlie most lofty ideal known to humanity. In elat­ ing. he. showed Madonnas painted by thiee modem German artists. -FOR RESULTS! w ’ being stationed at san Diego. Calif., at present, and returned to- camp ott Sunday Tlie bride will remain with her mother for Die present and U employed at the Silver* Rich GRAY HAIR? I Af A I In Barry County, every week there are announcements to be made, notices to be posted, merchandise to be sold and jobs to be filled. And there are always people interested in .acting upon this information. Put your notices in the Hastings Banner classified section . . » where rates are low and results high. । Immediately following the cere­ mony. a wedding dinner was served by the bride's mother, a three-tier wedding c.nke adorned with a minlatiue bnde and groom centering MT 1|J f I ULAL NtW -FARM MARKET PLACE -Xr j the best that Ls to come The Women's Club chorus sang three Christmas carol*; "Angels. W« Tlie art exhibit at tlie Hustings Womens Club last-Priday wn* quite revealing in tlie amount of ioctti talent it brought to light. Over fifty picture* were displayed, nmpng mittee. them some very beautlfyl and dls- If you have produce to sell, put on od in the Banner to that effect. You'll'find dozens of people who are anxious to buy what you have to sell. ■Reporter Thousands Use GRAYVITA Wellesley Ironside and MLv> EMPLOYMENT 1 4 Do you need a job? Do you need an employee? Use the clearing house of information . . . the blastings Banner classified section to make your needs known Stebbins & Jacobs PRACTICAL and GLAMOROUS GIFT .— FINANCES COMMUNITY NOTICES Tlie mon who has money to lend advertises to that effect in the Hostings Banner classified section? If you need a loan, look through these columns. LOST & FOUND Remember the Christmas pro­ cram nnd tree at the church Thurs­ day evening Dec. 23. Bring candy or popcorn to pass and come and । enjoy the program with Us. It isn't necessary to call everyone in town if you’ve lost something ... for a few cents you can reach everyone through the classifieds. A new dress for the holiday season is a gift every woman will appreciate! Penney's has a thrilling new selection of one and two piece styles designed on graceful lines that whittle hips, minimize waist* lines. Deftly tucked and draped, subtly trimmed, in pretty winter colors! Neat, trim and ever ready to take her from activity to activity through busy war-time days! Select hers today.1 Sizes 12 to 20. Tlie school Christmas program will be Thursday evening, Dec, 23; the S. S exercises Dec. 26. at the Sunday Schookhour. - LEGAL NOTICES - The home of Mrs. Zclnin Cox. North Michigan Ave., wit* the scene o! a pretty wedding at noon on Tuesday. Dec. u. when her daugh* ter. Thelma L. became the bride of Don't post a notice on your door and hope that all will see it. Our low rates, enable you to know that everyone will see it if it’s in a classified. —. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AUTOMOBILES A a B M If your car needs servicing, or if you need a used cor. read the classifieds. You'll find a comprehen­ sive listing of cars and services. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ BARTER & EXCHANGE You don't necessarily have to "pay" for what yot/ buy . . . trade something you don't need for it! Put your offer in the classifieds and watch the results! For a Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year —We thank you for patronege of the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MERCHANDISEyour past year and hope that Merchandise for sale? Don't wait for the world to come to your door. Tell people about it the econom­ ical way . . . through the classifieds. we con continue to serve you through 1944. C. B. HODGES -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . —RENTALS If you war/ to rent a house or apartment, tell the world about it in the classifieds. If you're looking for new quarters, read the classifieds. ... - and Best Wishes ft a Me Christmas! STEBBINS & JACOBS REAL ESTATE Selling or renting property is a difficult task if you have to depend upon personal contacts! Use the easy, efficient classifieds. THIS CHRISTMAS « W * HELP TO RESTORE PEACE ON EARTti - - - - - - —ANNOUNCEMENTS Want to tell the world about something? .The Has­ tings Banner classified section will cany your mes­ sage and deliver it promptly. - -- .BUSINESS LISTINGS BUSINESS SERVICES Do you have a service to offer to the business world? Seft your services through a direct, low-cost clossified ad in the Hastings Banner. HIS year our memories of other happier Christ* inasci are more vivid than ever. The stockings, the trees, the carols, the family reunions—memories of all of these make us yearn more strongly than ever for the safe return of our husbands, brothers, sons and daughters who are far from home. So the foremost hope of all of us is that peace shall once more return to this earth—and soon. You can help to speed the day of victory and peace by giving War Bonds and Stamps this Christmas. Every War Bond, every Stamp, you buy and fcive helps mould more bullets—load more shells—launch more ships—lift more planes into the skicsl Every War Bond, every Stamp, you buy and give will help to dictate the terms of the Armistice—and write a peace that will endure. So give U. S. War Bonds and Stamps to ever on your Christmas list. Give and give generoui Remember—every War Bond and Stamp is than a present for the ene who receives it. it’s of peace and happiness and safety for some IJ sailor besides* T Don't dream about that new scheme you had in mind . . . put it in black and white. The classifieds will help you get it started. - Read All the Ads in. The Barnier for Real Opportunities The Hastings Banner , A Merry Christmas �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23, IMS FOUR Is record far the room, 'Day. Marilyn Smith and tiutge and music, we hat Hoffa Mr*. Smith town last Tuesday .saying goodbye Ung iv program ready fo uie icuiai vi o sci'co wu-o Vi ' '"'IT; -- ..Mabe! ’1 m.-lnawax l». ■«“« U> to his many friends here. He left Lansing on ThiLr.iday morning for ----a twv-ptano number. Thunday tensity. Detroit where lie has b-xii accepted (Continued Irons Page 1. Section 1.) for service in the Navy. The em­ Rangers” with Arthur Hunnicut Even those cynics who think that CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS The thrilling story of men who Word was received Monday eve­ ployees of the war plant in which The Methodbt Church the four freedoms, the Atlantic fight to the death to protect their ning by Mr*. Jeao«> Miller who re- he I'm been working since mlxtaumGeorge F. Wingard. Pastor Charter and the conferences at Cairo The Youth Fellowship will hold a land. and Teheran are bunk, will have Wednesday evening of her husband. Jesse Miller at Chrtxunas party Thursday evening. to agree that thia element of self Mr and Mrs Chas. Townsend Howell Sanitarium. Howell. Mr. Alice Fine!rock of Woodland, suc­ Dec. 33 at the LaReau home. preservation is. momentarily at Miller lias been a patient at the 10.00 A. M—Homing worship starring Warren Douglas, feast, of such transcendent Impor­ and daughters of South Woodland Sanitarium for several years. Ar- cessfully made his fifth and quail11:15 A. M —Sunday school Jean Winfield wen- guests cf his parents, the Rev. lying Jump at lore Benning. Oa. An exciting search for a danger10-00 A. M.—Junior Church Mr*. H. V. Townsend Sunday rangecnen.;, li*d not yet been made This tactical night jump completed much to help bring tlie war to as and 8;Qp P. MT—Youth Fellowship afternoon. * Miss Doreen Clary and his parachute Jump training which speedy a conclusion as poMlble. Wednesday night 7:30 P. M — and creates and holds your atten­ Mr*. Vero MlUer of HasUngs were lasted the standard four week* and Choir Reheorral tion with suspense and excitement. ■ Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and which Included jumping from the Clu-fcvtnias Dinner towers 350 ft. high and learning Mr*. Ralph Leffler and Joan. This The members of the Woodland completely have on our side such sturdy allies was a birthday dinner celebration tlie technique of tale Carlton Center Methodist Church 12:00—Morning Worship as Great Britain. Russia and Cliin*. in honor of Mrs. Leffler's sister. Womans' Study Cub enjoyed a car- parachute Jumping and landing. With an all-star cast it la a Mrs Miller. * Mr. and Mra. Ward ry-ln dinner for their December He lias earned Ute right to wear 11:00—Sunday school meeting and Christmas party. Af> cite coveted Wings and Boots cf the Uiousand show* in one. dlnclng, a delicious dinner a short busl- U.S. Army's moat modem soldier, singing and tomedy. Twelve origin­ Wcodlanil Evangelical Church ro^Uo^ Ural, if we bad neglect^ ™Mr^ S er iteas meeting was conducted by tlie al songs by Arthur Schwartz and J. 8. Deabler. Pastor th.Job we are now doing, if we had ^*nk H “ ' * Barbara Bid- President. Mrs. Anna DelL The pro­ the Parairooptr. 10:00 A M—Morning Worship. featuring the colored actress Hallie The parachute school at Ft. Ben­ refused all aid to our present allies, jey of Hastings spent the weekend gram commfuce with Mrs. Ruth McDaniel. is the school at which all Special number by male quartet. during critical months of the war with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nicthamer ax’ clialmian were In ning Army parachutists in Tunisia, Si­ • Theme of Sermon—•'Our Gifts when the difference between victory Lawrence Finefrock. * MY. and charge. Christmas carols were sung. cily. HlUy Gilbert, Frank Fay. Bonnie New Guinea and ail over the and defeat for England and Russia Mrs. Dorr Kahler accompanied by Mrs. Arllc Spindler read a Christ­ world, received their initial jump Baker in “Spotlight KrandaK" 11:00 A. M—Sunday school wm probably represented by the her mother. Mrs Jesse Scudder and mas story. "Star of Wonder". A vo­ training. In the last six months, ar. The story of a pair of vaudeville cal solo. "Prince of Peace" given UUl, rii™ powrr lhu .rm. m.nu- g*,1”- Y* °cuda7,°r "The Star 8flU Leads'*. Leader. Mrs. actors who start in the small-time, by Mrs. Rena Culler, accompanit-d refinement, casualties tn training Arthur Bates. slx-a-day theater* arid become stars by Mrs. Vest* Bom, closed the pro­ have 8:30 P M—Evening Worship. on Broadway s "Orcat Wliite Way". ■ive. !. we wv would have eventually eventuallj' Mf Wftyne been reduced over one-third. gram. Sermon Theme—"ChrLsfs Gift to n ------bn>«hl- Ik, u <.«■ .Uh . Mary „ „ "*•; Long „„ and Harry Leng ,„ werer The Clubs Christmas work this At the present time a man jumping OBITUARY Maxi empire strengthened by the dinner guests Sunday of Mr and year was the sending of Christmas from a plane at the Parachute Us". Melvin Leroy Coville was bom m Wednesday—choir Rehearsal •pods of Europe and Asia—and we Mr*. Fred Long and son Jack of greetings to ail the Woodland boys tchool has less than one per cent New York state Sept 30. 1850, the Thursday—Midweek Prayer m chance of being injured. would >»ave had to face the test Lake Odessa. Tlus wa* a birthday in sendee. son of George and Adeline Coville. Word comes from Pte. Chas. H. without friends or allies who could dinner in honor of Uttle Jack's third and departed this life. Dec. 17. al Thursday-Y.P.M.C. Meeting Long ioverseas) that he wants to give effective support Our pres- birthday. His other grandparent*. । Geriinger—Hilbert thank everyone who sent htm ent Job is thus much less grim than J*1" Mr& w’Tn-, McCartney" of Mrs. Lawrence Hilbert announces Christmas greetings and boxes, also South Woodland Church days. the marriage of her daughter Lor­ the Blue Star Mothers and Metho­ April 24. 1872. he was united in a* though the councils of the Nyes. Lake Odessa were also ”guests. *“•'* of the Brethren Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson of ena to Loren Geriinger. MM1 c. son dist marriage to Melvina A. Bolton, who the Wheelers and the Lindbergs Lansing W8.CJ5.. were dinner guests of Mr. had been heeded. For that we can and Mrs. Gilbert McLeod Sunday. of Mrs. Lyle Robinson of Charlotte. A Cantata drama -Christmas Eve preceded him in deatli on Feb. 16. Tiie ceremony was performed by 1913. To this union were bom four , in Hillside Village ” , will be given in be profoundly thankful. * Harold Deabler who has been at­ the Rev. Randolph Ray. D. D.. Nov children. Mrs. Lille Barker. Clyde tending the University of Illinois 20th at 5 P.M. In "The Little W , John E-. and Mr*. Lot* Hatch- , We can l»ope too. that somehow, Medical school in Chicago, is spend­ Church Floyd L. Meyer*. 39. passed away 8 P. XL Everyone Ls cordially in­ kiss. Around Tlie Comer". New when the final peace conferences are ing hit vacation with his parent*, York City. The couple were attend-- Thursday. Dec. 9 at his home fol­ vited. Dec. 24 . 1917. he was united in | 10:00 A. M — Worship and Serlowing an illness of three and one assembled. somethtnR of the spirit the Rev. and Mra. J. S Deabler. * ed by Richard Swanson and Ken­ marriage to Mrs. Harriet Dunn, mon halt years He was bom. May 10, , 4pre ..«-­ Mrs. Maud Capron of Lake Odcswi neth Stooksberry of the United of the original Christmas may who died in April. 1930. IfrLH in Woodland townsnip. the the­ t Sunday guest at the home States Navy vail in the deliberations of to Early in 111c he gave hl* heart son of Fred and Edith Meyers. On statesmen assembled — something hcr Mr- ",nd The bride wore a blue err;** to Christ and for many years has Zion Lutheran Church Forman. Mrs Dale Hau that ha*_never happened before in FVwm *'1 * Mr. and Mr " n>, '‘ ” *"•­ street-length dress with black ac­ looked forward to the time when lie Paul W. Geiger. Pastor and two daughters of Fairgrove cessories. Hcr con-age was of orch­ Miss O ay Ila Klahn of LaJtc Odessa, the history of the world—which er Christmas Service—The chil- would be called to be with his Lord. are expected Friday to spend part id* After a week and a half in who survive* him. He ha> always He was a kind and loving father, of the Christmas holidays with his New York City. Mra. Geriinger re­ lived in Woodland and Lake Odes­ held on Christmas eve at H P. M and an understanding friend. turned to her work in Woodstock. sa communities. He L* also survived Besides his children, he leave* to * Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Faul ac­ Ill. Her husband I* now on -*a duty. by four children. Marjorie Ann. An elaborate Christmas pasetn* mourn their loss, a brother. Emmet has be*n planned with 65 individ­ Mary Elnora. Marshall and Mar ­ companied by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mrs. Geriinger is a graduate of Coville of Blanciiafd; eleven grand­ Rowlader of Grand Rapids were Woodland High school and the lin. his parents, four sisters. Mrs. uals taking nort The Junior choir children. twenty-two great-grand­ dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clar­ Northwestern school of Medical Elizabeth Baker. Woodland, Mra. will make its first appearance tn children: and nine great-great­ ence Amir and sons of Battle Technology In Minneapolis, and at Stella Webster and Mrs. Dorothy the new vestments at this service. grandchildren; and many dear Creek. Sunday. Mr*. Arnie nnd two present Ls employed in the Wood­ Manning, Lake Odessa and Mrs. Tn conjunction with the pageant, friends. ron* returned with her parente. Mr. stock hospital tn Woodstock. 111. Florence Mead. Hastings; two there will b- a vndlellshtlng serv­ nnd Mrs. Faul to spend this week Tlie groom attended Woodland High bro'hera. Arthur of Alto nnd Cnl. ice in which all members cl the DEATH OF MRS. will partlclnatc nnd Christmas with them. * The school at one time but Was grad­ Homer Meyer* of Fort Leonard congregation 10: 00 A. M -Sunday school CARROLL BATES Rev and Mrs. T. H. Osgood nnd uated from Sunfield High and has Wood. Mo Word received tills week from 11: 00 A. M—Morning Worship children spent last Thursday in been in the Navy over five years. .' Funeral services were held from W-dnesdav evening the members Winter Park. Florida, bring* the I the home. Monday afternoon. Dec. North Star visiting relative*. Mrs. Fluland—Sommerfeld 13- wUh lhc Ri>v C A McO,ll!c °r of the Luther League sang carols news of the death. Dec. 11. of Mrs. Osgood’s mother. Mrs. Elmer War­ Mivs^ra M»e°^X^feld of O™<1 thruout the community nnd en­ Sant Bates after a long lllneaa. Mr*. ren of East Woodland returned the“ Rpx Rev. Henrv Henry Sadelmaire of Lak. Lak ■ joyed a supper nt the church aft­ Bates will be remembered os the home with them. * Mr and Mrs. McAllen. Texas, daughter of Mr. ,h wife of the Rev. Carroll M. Bates, Jerry Fisher were Sunday dinner anti Mra. H. A. Sommerfeld of Ly- Odessa. Burial was made in Lake- erwards. former rector of Emmanuel church guests cf Mr. anti Mr*. Orno lord. Texas,-was married to Staff ;flac cemetery. in this city. Mra. Bates waa acUvc Churrh of the United Knowles of Hartings. Sergeant Jean F. England of Moore 1 in church and civic work during Field. Texas, son of Mrs. Glenn ( A. ‘ their residence in Hastings, being a I. HOsgood. Minister Pvt. and Mrs Carl Lehman are Prerent* Pupil* In Piano Recital* Engand of Woodland. member of the Women s club, re­ Woodland .,n_— the preud parents of n t>eby son. "Die wedding was solemnized on Mrs Alic- Brodhrck recently pregent of the D.A-R. and president Morning Worship 10 00 A M. Dec i. 1. at vne the uuuiruui Lutheran cumvn church m in Garold Carl, weighing. -6 lb.• 10 —ox. sen!e<i the fnllm-ine students in a .. i-^-v of the anti-tuberculosis society. She Sunday school 1100 AM . ........ . ... P,.--. ; born n tv-- —3nluno recital at^thc Woodland McAllen with the Rev John Elver, at, Pennock ha'pttai. Dec. Evanselirtic S-n-ices each eve­ leaves two stepchildren. Mra. W SEASON'S School cafeteria with the mothers pastor, officiating.Miss Thelma The .father has Just recently been ning. beginning Sunday night Dec. Keith Chidester. Winter Park and mid teachera m guesta DorisBatw Holiday cf McAllen and Cpl Rob- sent overseas and will not only be the Rev. Carroll M. Bates. Army Janice Bates. Shirley Stadel. Larry ert Baebanroth of Moore Field were remembered as a of Chaplain. Wilmington. Delaware. S GREETINGS Townsend. Harold Brown. Gordon attendantsa reception was h<id alro as ml associate in the Wing Services were held at Winter Park funeral hni™ heme until the time of his hU Mrs Showerman Brtnm. Joyce Henney. Ernestine at tlie Holiday, home - ----------following the funeral manv with burial at Rome. N. Y. induction Mrs. Lehman is living TO ALL Monn*mlth. Janet Jordan. Joyce ceremony. The newlyweds took a ♦ in Nashville with her mother. Mrs. years of sucee«*-fu^ ........... Anderton. Nancy Hager, Norina short honeymoon trip to Montcrf-y. cf soul winning. You will enjoy t Clastdc. Joan Begerow. Peggy Niet- Mexico. They will make their home . Dou.se. Miss Lillian Sowerby L* at home these meellngy. All are mtat corOF YOU hamer, Audra Sears. Eleanor Ben­ in McAllen. for the holiday vacation from school cU"l!v invited/ ■ Party ner. Kilpatrick / , in Chicago. * Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. is irianning At Uic Lake Odessa school cafe- 1 Woodland Donates Christmas Travis and family of Grandville Sunday whoo] 10:30 A.M. Boxes for Servicemen 1 teril the following pupils were were Sunday callers at the home of Momimr worship 11:30 A M heard in a recital with the mothers | A tine contribution ot Christmas twelve tow memberr—Jrtrv Smith. No 'evening services during Ro- his folks here. HLs mother. Mrs. and teachers also as guests: Bette e.ckagcs is being made by our Edgnr Boulter. Ted Orfly. Dale vivnljnectinRi c» Woodland. Christ- Frank Travis is 111. ♦ Mr. nnd Mrs. codiand Community for the sol­ Cunningham. Vemcn BooheiSy-tne?^,^ orogram lias na* been ocen changer! cr. anger-. Arthur Flanders were Sunday Chase. Diane Peacock. Larry .nnTT nroc.rani BAKERY dier-: at Fort Custer. The following Pennibgtou. Harold Norton. Ronald^[rrn, Turcday to Friday evening at guests at the home of their daugh­ Schrieb. Erma Jackmn. Alice Hesteriy. TVv. Tex XtcXCUi.-n McMillen. Cillas Chas Root — •-» ** ...---- "T< icome Yvonne Short, Iris Kimmel. Sue money donation* were given for TTottwrlv ter-in-law and daughter in Has­ Ann Slocum. Marguerite rrmk. ’bus goctl cause:—P.T.A.. six dol- and Billy Hewitt. tings. * Mr. and Mrs. Richard H Herbert. J.C.UC.V, VU.V.C Marilyn Carole Hoffs.; Ura: SchoolI Scrap Driv- Fund, five : Tompkins nnd daughter of Big Marjory Jackson, Iola Klein. Lola dollars; Red. White <k Blue Club. Visit From Vocational Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perry । three dollars: Mrs. Howard Black. > Education Dent. and son of Kalamazoo will be two dollars; making a total of $16 M.\L. Bailey of Uie Dept, cf Vo­ Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs which was used to assemble nine cational Education. East Lansing. John Perry. * Mr. and Mrs. Joe lovely pitta. Of fhla amount. $7.07 visited the Woodland school TuetLtncc and Patty from west of Mid­ wa* paid for toilet kit* and shaving day. dleville were Sunday guesU of Mr. cTbam: $5 87. for billfold, travel . and Mrs. John Bolson. rose, .stationery. i»x of chocolates, Woodland School to Sponsor. tooth brush, comb: $3 08 for sol- | Scrap Paper Drive TO OBSERVE THEIR dlcr’s shoeshine kit and shoe creme. । The pupils of Wo Woodland Two. 'GOLDEN WEDDING In addition to1 the foregoing, the school n;e sponsoring Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller, who I Woodland Blue Star Mothers' Club in ... this community, ........ Everyone Ls MAKES moved from Hastings to Nashville prepared two gift packages; Mr- ------------ •*--■ urged -to save their-----hewspu|>ers. juid about two years ago after living Kari Eckardt. West magazines'. Date oftwo thepackages: pickup Wil! here 25 years will celebrate their । Woodland Birthday Cub. one puck­ be announced. Residents in the golden wedding on Sunday, Dec. 28. age: Mrs. Fred Gardiner, one pack­ country can sent! their jxipers and holding open house al their home CARBURETOR IGNITION SERVICE age: Mrs. James Ty ler, one pucfctwe magazines. neatly lied or boxed. on S. Main St., from three till five and the Do-Gooa-To-Others-Club ' onafternoon. tlie bits orBefore bnng o'clock in the of Coats Grove assembled eight school a truck will pick them up in coming to Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. packages, making a total of twen- the village. Good qualllv inagazlres Miller and children resided in Free­ ty-four Rifts many of which were . now bring mare than regular news­ port. Each is 69 year* of age They valued at $2 00 each. papers and should be lied or boxed have one son. Floyd Miller of Bat­ Brakes Relined Motors Rebuilt Our quota was ten gifts A BIG ' separately. The money from tlie tle Creek; one daughter. Mrs ..r-.r.-™ THANK -ru.ww YOU to th- club -i..u. QrJvp ,Q (o nn HEARTY Charles Radford of Lowell; five at Coots Grove and all others o'­ -hnr.cr plaque for the graduates of grandchildren sand three great­ Gasoline Heater Parts & Service Woodland Twp.. who helped tn tlus Woodland High school "ifi service. grandchildren. undertaking. Our wtah Ls that each Rft may make some soldier feel a Wodland Take* Double JOHN S. CULVER PASSES Complete line of Batteries ,tlc less lonely during this coming • Victory From Middleville John S. Culver. 85. died Friday holiday season. । The Woodland basketball squad afternoon >at hLs farm home four । toak a double victory over Midde­ and Anti-Freteze miles north of Bedford, in Johns­ Bice Star Mother* Elect Officer.* ville Friday night. The second team of Flushing, Long Island, estimate* town township, following a years At Uu- December meeting o! the tcok their second win of the season Illness. He was bom Julv 1. 1858 Blue Star mothers, officers for Ute by Uw score of 18-13. Ted Offley mother saves enough used kitchen on the farm where he lived and ensuing year were elected: took scaring honors with 6 points, was the son ot Mr. and Mra. James Preo. Mr*. Alice Ftnefrock: Vice w’-ile Bennett had 8 for Middle­ Culver, pioneer residents of Johns­ Pre-,. Mr*. Mamie France: Secy.. ville. town. Mr. culver had>■" never mnrf'lma ri?* Mrs. Myrtle Bulling: 'ITt-as. Mrs Tlie first team took a rough game rhd. D ty a half220 E. STATE ST. PHONE 2909 j— ..... r-j . . from Middleville by the score cf 35­ lowed by OPA. .brother. Edwardu— Darling of this city Curtis. 28. Tlie starting lineup consisted of and a sister-in-law. Mrs. Mary L. 12-23 The next meeting will be held Hennfrc Bom. Krebs. McMillen and Culver, who had made her home | Monday evening. Jan. 3 at the । Harper woodland lumped into with Mr Culver since 1935, । home of Mrs. Edna Towns. . early lead nnd ly-ltl it thruout. t I first half, endintf nt Ute interm Woodland 14A.M. Elect Officers | ston. 20-8 The third quarter v 304 Woodland P F. Ar * A M elected the calm iu.fnro before the storm. The the following officers at their re­ quarter ended with Woodland lead­ cent annual election: ing 24-14. In the final canto, both W M Herald E UassTc: S.W. Karl teams cut loose with everything C. Paul; J.W.. Lester H. Brumm; they had. Middleville. led by FinkSecy. Welby Crockford. Treas.. bfin»r. tried to eloee th! gap. and Ernest O Shomo: Sen.- Deacon. rallied slightly, but Woodland then Kel’h Durkee: Jun. Deacon. Fred retaliated basket for basket. and E. Border: Tiler. John Deli; Trus­ went on to win 35-28 tee for 3 years. John Deli; Alter­ Don McMillen again led Wood­ nate to Grand-Lodge. Clyde Wise. land scorers with 10 points while Finkbemer paced the lasers with 12. Ross Krebs played a beautiful de- EDITORIALS THEATRES - MERRY CHRISTMAS WOODLAND K In behalf of all patriotic American women who have ialvaced their, used fat for war uae. Mary Howard, of Hollywood, California, praienta Corporal Robert Bukin, of Perth Amboy, N. J., with a Chrlotma* tree ■ppropriatoly hung with present* highly acceptably. In war zone*.; 'There ii incectielde to ditcourag* troublesome Insect* and pests, tan. nlc acid Jelly for burns and sulfa ointment to prever.t the spread of i Infections. All are by products of glycerine salvaged from used fat.1 Raised Flag July 4, 1777 Old Glory is believed to have been flr»t raised at Portsmouth, N. H. where John Paul Jones was prepar­ ing to sail on the Ranger Tlie young ladies of that port made a Ilog, wrought out of their own and their mothers' g»wns. which was (lung lu the breeze in Purtrmouth Harbor on July 4, 1777. nosL s BUTTER ON THE WAY Automobile Service MAHLER MOTOR SALES GOOD CHEER TO THE WORLD A* wg wish each other Merry Christmas this year, we ore thinking of our neighbors ond loved ones across the seas, hoping the holiday season brings them new faith and greater promise of bright days to come. THE HASTINGS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION • Htebbta* Bldg. Mrubc J. 11. L. B. Blione 2M3 sthute on Jan 14. at the home of Mrs Ben Schneider, beginning at 10;DO Mra. Fay Wing and Mrs Jer­ ry Fisher will assist the hostess. A potluck dinner at noon. There will be a program with auext speaker Department report* wjii be given. Tlie following officers and chair­ men for the coming j"ear. have been appointed:—Vice Presidents: From the Woodland U. B. Church­ Daisy Tyler: Methodist ^.church— Jessie Hatton: Coots Grove church of Christ—Orpha Wing; Evangeli­ cal church—Mattle Schneider; Kil­ patrick U B church—Edi’h Black; Brethren church—Mary Guv;: Committees: Spiritual Education —Bessie Woodman: alcohol educa­ tion—Da Lsy Tyler. Character Budd­ ing— Ruth FLsher: Christian Citi­ zenship—Lena Osgood: Press and । Publicity—Ett* Schneider: Flcaer Oom.—Olga Eckardt and Mary Guy. points for Woodland. Hesteriy. Duncan, and Kimble entered the game in n ceucini moment anti did much to quell the uprising., espe­ cial Iv Kimble, who played what was probably the best game of his caWoodland is idle for two wefc until January 7. when Lake Ode&a invade* the local gym to renew the rivalry between the two school*. Woodland High Library Club Wednesday evening. Dec. 8. was tuest night of the Woodland High Library' dub with the president. Eleanor Benner Presiding A read­ ing from the Bible waa given tv Chaplain. Don* Bates. Roll call answered by the name of a book After the busines* meet mg there was a Quiz on books and their au­ ditors. The club then divided into three groups and went on a sca­ venger hunt in the village. On their T-5 John Russell Bulling enjoyed return a few games were played in furlough with his parents. Mr. the gvtn and a Grand March ended and Mr*. John Bulling, returning to in the cafeteria for refreshments. Tbxax last Sunday. Elwyn Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Baker of Uiiisirig, former ML-:, Doris WhiUiey. teacher rtaldents here, has been inducted David Osgood and David Vender into service in the Array. each sold 50 Christmas seals. This CHRISTMAS GEETING5 Wo have appreciated your friendship and look forward to many more years of pleasant associations. Our very best wishes go to the men and women who are in the service of their country. BONNET & GOWN SHOP them to the Fitting Bull Outwit-, Custer General Custer destroyed nearly 300 Cheyennes at Waihiin. tlkla giving no quarter, loiter, his band •>f cavalry met a similar fate In thfc Custer Massacre—or Battle of l ittle Big Horn Superior utrsiicgy cf the Sioux medicine man Sitting Cull re­ sulted in complete annihilation of Custer and hl* forces i|3':6». �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THLBBDAY, DECEMBER 33. 1943 Nov. 23 rd She writes that ahe-re- tcok special electrical training at | Sa cell ed the Nov. I’.th issue of the Purdue Unlvmity. is now enroute' and truly know Him until He came into Banner on. Nov. Stith—her birthday our world, until He lived quietly —and she couldn't have had a be­ Glow ruddlly with peace; ‘ ter birthday pr.-aent because she Continued from Pane 1. Section 13 among ua and became a man Past biturnes* forgetting. L* the last word If I doubted Him t home. I believe tn Him now. of Hasting*. ' "Jimmy" Roosevelt, are dca.- that *he is certainly learning how I'hy doesn't He fight for us and dorwuxxl Godj> love and pity. Oieam brighter and more clear; friends, both having fought togeth- to build fires. "I laughed when they ftth us? Why doesn't He help us er in the first Makin raid. Captain told me w.- d have to wear long un­ get It ever quickly? Il would not Plumley tell* about the time thsl derwear," writ** Annie. "I dldnX American jut be easier tor u*. but for them." Him a* pleasure never oould. He knows that whan Um *oul i* cipale In special trulning. for two liwnrd the north, sweeping Ger- stripped of iu earthly eecurtty. left ■ He. Captain Plumley. w?nt along nib—how about a het water bottle weeks, in shooting all kinds of gun* hany and Poland and Cxechoiio- naked to tonellneas, deapeir. and j with Jimmy, to meet his mother for ChrirtmaA—well, we could any- that haw been studied Their men Lkia and France and Russia and Sincerely. were chosen because of their high and have dinner with the Finn 1 how Uy 4nd get one. hi of suffering Europe. 8. Conger Hathaway. Lady. She's a very lovely person Hope your idaiu work out Fred worta in gunnery practice They | Tlie Chaplain paused. "Why ashnmed to held * prayer meeting ' -----------I too, according to the Captain After . Ziegler and we'll be seeing you ore required to tli.sa.-jwmblc the fearlessly ocanT God flcht?" he repeated when they drift h&piaw between jo aji you B*u and fellows guns and place them together again the holiday*. Captain Plumley ex- . (.bout the middle of Jan. lowly, while n|s tired thought tne inimitable pacific aky and sea | ,.. jt-cts r„ to be _ assigned to llw wes1: ■ " Bob " Clark's folks received the while blindfolded and out of the from Bury OrJXty County soil, ' I rap; il cd once more with a question awarded in •football w. >WI ।i letter ■he — waa ____ — — ——• । ............ —— —------ — ■ lha-spirit of God's love and mercy I* not de- No matter when- you are tonight— coart for duty. Hat U Um iGtiglng and the bewll—“' it •• is fulfilled -• when — He lets m foreign countries where you aBailor *"'- rDavid “vW Robinson was home or his good playing at Ohio Wes- I represent the Buckingham Army Orta: traditional loyally. Whereso|ered anguished prayer cf mllllotu nled; loD ' the 15th to the 18th Riad glad imi m evenevery- leyan. our "Mom "Mom" said anld you might might' Air field Field in a meet with num men Ifrom roc; (j ever I Mona. stand. toU. f heart-;. When hr spoke again the pain and suffering break Uko our thing to b? here and congratuia- make It home for Christmas—we ll I the other Gunnery schools in the There stand* also the great spirit l-.oughta on .which he drew were lives. Look up then. soul, for the W *Ju —\hut y " Hons David, for passing first cliuw b_- feeing you. we hope. | Army Air Carpi. Keith’s friends I am the face of your heavenly Father bends fried and, familiar, but deep. course । u*t with honors. David * i Congratulations to David Stone hope he may be cne cf the succros- Glory . . . the devotion ... the over you. Look upand hear the , "Our Ood is lust and fair. He ‘ held Christmas a little early *o who ts now Sgt Let u» have your ful contestants. > spirit ... I am He B speaking: "BeUeve. ' but that just can not be as net promis'd to favor us more promise thia inlcrum_of Inlerum-of time . that he could be with the family new address David, os soon as you Aviation Cadet Kenneth L. Wil- The American Flag! and rise again. Beyond suffering. So Bo in this ban wv deten-e. H all the right for the celebration. The most un- know your new station. [•ere on one side nnd nil the wrong beyond death, there is eternal life." | before your home you 11 nee. Dr. J K. Attiand. Lt. Comdr. In Wilcox. Hastings. R 1. has succe**- j I am peace. btR I stand firmly and , . “ For — I . reckon . , — that the ----------sufferings — . " Just rnn 4inber that the Ul greetings ti the other: If we were perfect in hr-oakh' heme bv David—scarf* and the Coast Guards, liar, been reas­ fullv completed his basic flying | unflinchingly tending you. he eyes of God; we might ask Him of Uu* present time are n* worthy , that wc : linens from Scotland. There will b- signed to the U. S. Public Health teaming at the Lemoore Army Air AgalnM. all column* advene to the “ M • »“» u» M*ru «r CliTUi ChlM Service aiui reports iu Washington Held and now takta hLs final luirAmerican Ideal. hies But we know Vint there 1* b. hid' •*" u-t whole ihru. he’s bock home tostay; for llw time on Jan. 3rd for u 4-weeks' course of die at an Army Air Force* Ad- From sea to sea I float above the wrote i-aui inusiuui* o.io>. r»c iu»u . . , , pong on our side nlro. We know intensive rtudy. Mrs AlUnnd and vanced Flying Training School beheads of all offering enough. He had Today you are the aymbol hie selfishness cf our nation in known Loyal American*. I recognise but around " We ll write you at— Tommy will continue to make their fore receiving hl* silver wings known also that there U a fellowof the teacliings of our Lord. per pre-war Isolationism, letting David RoblnMMi Stnl'c home m Hastings. Pfc. Rlchird Wilcox, son of Mr iuPertoT— . . L'hina pour out her blood while we ship of pain bringing the believUig For youTe fighting for all freedoms Postmaster Fire! pastoffice E Bruce Engle, who Is now Pfc . and Mr., Lyle D Wilcox. Route 1. Tlie Great Creator, from whose [old matertal.s to Japan; seeing the heart wonderfully close to the pas- with the gun and with the sword. teaching nice going Bruce, is enroute to an Hastings. Mich., recently completed New York City. New York «— «nirw i I am spun. little countries ‘of E’lmre snuffed Mon arid agony of Ids S»vlor. And And lf perchance you're feeling Ita a lucky breok for Johnny Bir­ unknown destination. He didn't advanced ground combat crew | h» )uwi Imnwn Die Savior . sorry he iuui known that a* the in . [ul one u* bv cne. Until England Wood ruw ui.v man at Camp .McCoy that hl*, fur­ have n chance to come home to «e -•----- and we disputed triumph haa gone on uliead. He 1 cause you can't be home this lough ju*’- happened to includ" his new daughter. Leela Sue. befare training at the Army Air Forces 1 --- alone: lmc*t Doukiiij Huat-Dolaa Ca.. 1«P—_ Memorial Day 1940) Western Technical Training Com[bout whether we ... should hem or will receive ua. following, through Christmas You're looking great. liC he „-. leftfc Lincoln Air base where he niand school at Northrop Aircraft I Mlekiaaa Mutual Liability C«. -----Lot. We al o know the pride of the gates of endless life. ..... been stationed, ...d. . Company,~Havrthorne. Calif Thl* I ,, , I'm Proud «f Him Johnny—WUh your bro.her could had That endless Ufe givro perspective *^7, Our hats off to you Bernard । u on^ct lhe special aircraft factory I He s an understanding soul. be home too. and meaning to it all. Then tlie I * e /® u . n J?_ ■Th" were God's own country. God's And speaking of hitting the "Jack Hammond for Playing the kind ct |lChcols in the Command's Los An- „And a man. nw dad: ililuc skv and HLs majestic hllh, but ngonlea of these years shrink down i 1 to begin where you began. Pot"—Ken Stamm wu* home on Santa you'll be Christmas day. | Et!ps dvuun School* Area. He was He underatanda the good. leaves her churches half-emnty and In the light streaming from that I And he understands the bad are going Just os you did furlough from Scdnlious. Muss in "Hammy" Is sUtlonrd in Battle . t8peciaily choaen for the advanced 1 4tu forgot"en how to prwy -to Orel, new and perfect world wc can un- I।| They technical bi in-­ .... . to do the best they can. lor to io hl* iu» iciiuiw* . , . .. . Nov., then this week alon<> came an Creek, nnd he feels sn lucky to be । ccurae. Prior find we know the hatred that derstand why God permit* tlie | Its boaic I W>at ere he couldn t have so near home. Uut he volunteered j ltniciion. Richard received basic two day* before Christmas hniericnns nrc being tatreht to feci fresent world agony. Out of these as they —ba*■ -- I। He helped make true for me; "Good-by", and go, he is. 'cause who's going to con­ to .substitute for one of the fellows, military training at- one of■ the ■Tor cur •s nrrnf-R. specially in th" lame* a great host is rising, a But not say. Miilrr. fnitn NeW York ?nr hnltrtae . ic training .__ — one of them is whining center* of me Army*«r Air1 . tradict an army order. fljrlent. We call It patriotism; but host of human souls who through ----- - ------- -------------- , Force* Technical Training Comthey want to get on with the Returning Saturday to Camp ---------4s it rfglrt in the ryes of Orti: is it pain and suffering have found their allow. Hood, Texas, was Johnny Bulling home for Christmas.-------------------------tnand. L pure and noble thing that an God. "Thwte are they Hint liave of the men are father?, ■rt W. W Parker, Pnrkr, son »n of »< Mr. Mr and ^d | who I* Tech. Sgt.-4. We'te sure k Wc know Uiwls Hine will be > Robert mmerlcan btr- learns in spit on the come out of great tribulation." Hal­ Most two have alx children rnurll P.rt..rHastings, MB... j H^ngS >■ Wm parser, arrived about the 4 because Johnny gave counting the time now until Mrs name of a J’Jitp"; that a parawcrtl lelujah! Wednesday from Craig Field, Hie soldier went quietly to hl* They!! not quite understand just us n special class of instruction— Hine arrives to sjxmd ChrUUiu. wonong our re-ink' is the saying, kind that — helps why jma. Ala., on a 10-day furlough. iilma. runougn. । The ----------• to wm. we just hop? we will remember, so with him at Camp Crowder. Mo. pn W'TIie oiilv good Jnp is a dead Jap"? place. A long time he lay staring their Dads were put cn call. i* in iiuuiw “*- to V. "S. , rm woua „ ujtaln, with a,a_ when Johnny comes home with "Louie" said that he thought iu Wlwn right is all on our side and up into the depth* of tlie Italian And If you think It's easy some of those half moons under the wn* -. last for 3 week* because when Armv Air Corps, Jmly our enemies are wrong, then stars. A man iiud met God. and it for the Farewell they must take. stripes well know—onc half circle. he'd been discharged from the has'------ h« !«•? may a«k. In the name of His wa* worth the cost." Captain Paul -M. Garrison. U. S,. ^ncj my onc ambition is Staff Sgt., 2 means Technical pi;ital for a slight cold, they must, I cues* I have preached long What some of you are up against llustlce. "Why doesn't Ood fight Ls really quilc a break. last his record or something I Quantico. Virginia for Quartermas­ Sgt. nnd 3 Is MaXar Sgt. Johnny nave hi • enough. Let mo conclude thLi letter Rapid Rhyming ■yor us?" raid he and Kenny Shawman who। because there he wa* no orders .1 ter Duty and ha.* been appointed , f Yet our Ood Is merciful and Iov­ with a Christmas poem of my own' Now to words of a gayer lune Arthur Chapman wrote the poem was at Dallas. Texas luid n date no anything—but "Louie" says now i Past Service Officer and Post For- | ine With full justice He mtorht composition: •Out Where the West Begins." in jre must keep you up to date to meet, but before they completed they've found 1dm again and he I cstry Officer. The Post area covers The moat horrible thing off. and cut* with thold back His hand and let u% fight T " - — “ 10 minute* their plans. Kenny was transferred gleaming shear, * Blui !Lh’.er .e'x s- a bit of news we have lias t-'t w»- may. ;•.• will n->t HLs about 60,000. acres and 1* 35 miles . j think there is. to Illinois. Johnny who‘has been ! Senia Furrow kntl Mary Ketcham south of 4Vashington. D C an the | And the sharpest pain I Wtlty for the world move Him to। Ta .... out priceless, remnant* I that is a little late ;'s about our friend. George Car­ of the year. • Lresk one almighty word "Enough! Potomac River. Is the oldest Marine penter. all the radio work at Nonh Camp rr.d Bill Kelly at the University ot I Corps Base in America. In transfThcrc will be no mors blorelshcd. Let the*? short days, ruled by lhe 1 when the tragic scuttling he went hunting Just for Hood which is a big nsslgnmenl but Wbconsin’whcn Bill K. was tran«- . ferine, he spent part oi Thanksglv- And mad destruction ebon king called Night. 4rn more Muttering and killing for a fun. u job he like.". His address b— • ferred - to the Amphibian — =-» —■> ing w?ek with his cousin*. LL Colo- , Qf R igR. htgh ideal Be crowded full of Him Who came School.' •time"? And this, my lads and lassies . .■ . T 4 Sgt John Bulling. 3'6159621 i Navy Turd. PhiLidilplila. Sen'a : el and Mrs. Carl Bauer and lhe . i wa» the way that it was done went on with the trip and here's girl* in Washington. D. C. ThanksLt. Pete Harrington, who received Hq Co 24th-T D.‘ Gr George had a gun. that he allowed |-he news it has taken us so long • giving day they vulted the tomb his' wings several month* ago. w North Camp Hood. Tfxa* would help him get hl* deer. ’C'C'C’C'C'C'C'CI Home for 7 (lavs between convoy to tell — Senta U. back wearing a ■ of the Unknown Soldier at Arilnginstructing at the aerial gunner 1 Now hold your breath for whats to trips was Barry Ragla who left | pretty diamond ring and a lovely ton Cemetery. Feld at Las Vega*. Nev. Mrs. H.. , come Friday to shove off again. Since ■ -mil? that tells the whole story. WUTU cr.nira mav oluuc.m; , w.t Barry was home six moutlis ago. he Greeting*. Bill Dunlap in EngHamer, now in England, has been husband. Carols brother. Hubert I Ihe gun was excess baggage has been tn Ireland. England. Afri- , land. We heard about how pepped promoted to sergeant aixl is now I Fuller, is stationed in Alaska where i this great big wonderful man. ca, and Sicily. He's feyling fine, up you were the day you received going gnyy. to a special .special vraxning uc has hub been omi for iur 14 i-t years. jcaia. He uc hopes iwpo trainingsenoo. school he Just grabbed a club and with it looks goc-I. and was happy to have 18 kttrrs — i:cd them over and over । Burd ' c ll4! worked in Smelker's hardto get a furlough in Feb. slew hl* deer with a big. Wham!. a chanre to ? <• hl* family, especial- and nil that H -re is |>art of a let- warcetorf, here ln time ] In the Hawaiian Blands since ; Now nil wc have to *ay is tills, Iv. hLs two daughters now 6 and 8 !er Bill wrote hpmc — — • • '" ■ ..... he entered the Army. Hi* address 1 May, having taken his training al knowing George as wc do . —postmaster. New | Fort Sill, Okla.. I*— . He sure went to town on the War .;----- “There irn't- much to write.about was except our Thanksgivinjr Day\ We . Ls APO 305. Earl W. OU*. 38413000 Locking Hastings Bond drive ’ frieiSiy'chariw ’Blousjh iFrr?pott — really rcaily had had a a very deltafmr. dinner diAner jj ' 'SLC‘pJ_K. n Thorne really ' Pvt. "" very deUotouA P.O. Ml ‘ I Postmaster , I so thl* story- must be true. 41. who Is home untii the dav aft- nnd we actually had turkey. I I Edward D. TTiorpe. rea*«y j San Francisco. Calif. I There needs must be a moral Our third - ' Charles has been in u wouldn't .scj' there was the .ua promised Good going to Dick Thomas, at er Christmas If- find It if you can. !,of_« nas mosea >t we did hnVo I; be In Trinidad but now I M-rvlce 'll months, likes hLs ..u_ work ; pound turkey/but u loaddress ...u.*. U: C“m»' Haan. Calif who i* now Pfc .. Tlie only conclusion we find on to India. HLs present mas brings out with graat; ennugn. iur>c,»cie many other i 1 inribe army and gets his mail at — enough. There/were Pfc. Edward D. Thorpe. 19013592 ' (Continued on Page 2. Sec. 2.) Ls. "OoUya. what a Man! " Charles BJptwhr-J(R24D70 1 ............... — »*’ .•««| things to cat including, the tradiI, There are other "highlights" in the ; er force the true meaning i tlnnal cronbcr/v sauce, sweit po337 TechJSch. SqdSJ’P I tntcM. pumpkin pie. dretsing nnd H but they will have to wait. -i( -[ Keeiler Field. Mbs. left last COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS of the word ,*ChrhtmatM Wilma Wieland Kye.* Twins Harold and Gerald Rog- rnvenil .c<Mr delicious d) hes We lew York . Dv<«®b«r 10, 1»*3 - -------- --v City entertained 17 orphan cltlldren for week for Hunter College. K. rs are home from Dodftc and the principles ‘ At my Air Field. Kan. Tni ' 'dx»j » dlruw.-l was one of the 17 soldiers City, where she begins her boot look marvelous and were ple'iscd. thi?. had .... the .......... privilege.. of. taking training in the WAVES. She is the •<J’7 11.1. I • , . I I. . .MX, ,irw,4 Nice Having You Home (you lucky that their pal. Krn Johncocx. no* one of them to dinner. My boy waa first young gal from Freeixwt to i>r»i«ni *t roil c/i Kellcgg Field has ih-» stationed a: at Kellogg the 12 vr*. old—his name was Ray­ enter one cf the Women a service guys-—who can stay for Christmas.) auiiiuiini In (his spirit w« wtih foe In town Saturday was Lorraine same furlough time so they can mond. He was very cute, intelligent units. Bert, of wlshe*. Wilma— i;ood,«r. li.-m. L joined up with a great out- as.mt, Thm Wallers (whose home Ls now m mcke up time for all lhe talking and uvll bfhavrd. They had twic- vou've STILL A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF all of you a pleasawt Minute* ol mrelini Grand Rapids■ looking fine, in they've missed. i a* much cn their plate as they fit. Ravmond C. Tompkins. 19. son «*r« r*»d and appr Lt. Hatrv Adrounle having .fin-I could eat and they hated to leave spite of Ute fact, that he recently Holiday Mason. Th» Mh-ioe lost over 14 pounds. Lorraine says, idied r.Ls special course at Carlisle anything, because I can assure you of Mrs. Alta Tompkins of RR 4. CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE TO KnURk*rbwkw' I if anyone really wants lo lose weight Barracks. Pa . was here 2 days en- >hst the English never waste any Hasting.*. Mich., has • entered the i.bn; nil they have to do is go on man­ route to Lincoln. Neb. Sorry wc, trod. It was a big thrill to watch Nashville Army Air Center „ c„wford |,bor ' eiivers and just forget aboot the misted that visit with you. soldier. , them cat. The officers brought each (AAFCC). Nashville. Tenn. This is jj Seatxv Marshall Schantz, who . of them candy and gum nnd so the first stop In a training program H. Moored. UUr . . diet. How about a letter from you SELECT FROM was in the last war. and has been did lhe fellOw*.. One of the fellows that will eventually graduate Avte- ‘ j. L*nc*.im. i.kor sometime. Lorraine? l*b"r ; In and out of town these days Ls in this one since July, was horn? I took the youngest bey—5 yra. old— tlon Student Tompkins as a com- | •' Captain Merwyn1 Plumley, (Naslt- Irom Monday till Thursday, Ho was I to the barracks. When he came missioned officer, with wings, in i E- Bromon. labor ryivFdpignduatiffTswyooaUdOdn«>*»«) ville) who wears seven decorations recently moved from Endicott. R-I-.1 Lack he had a sack full cf candy, the Army Air Forces. He is a grad- | i for his extraordinary heroism and where he us«1 to rec Omar Bar- : All cf the youngsters were given, n ua’e of Hastings High school. Good I I service in the South Pacific Area. num. to Gulfport. Miss. He said nde in a Jeep, then they went back luck Raymond—Give the new job | evervthing you’ve got. । At different times we have mcn- that thev are ready to begin train- , lo where they came from. • Howdy." to all of you guys on “One would naturally think that tloned his various exploits nnd the Ing on one cf the islands in the awards ho has received and now gulf and firm all he hears they an- I she fellows would Have gotten the Front Page—Pfc. Elmer Willi- i ' I the sidelights of his Ptlventure hold rcallv going to be '•roughing It." : homesick playing father to the or- son (Delton). Howard and Bob | cooner. Fred Granger andL-tHoward ; how you'rome out. fcl- I phans. but I really think it had the us know SPONSORED BY VERMONTVILLE LIONS CLUB low. oppodtc effect on them, at least It Shellington. It seems Howard and Bob (H. H. ; Lcridng great and here until the { did me. I even fell so good I went S '40> met for the first time tn the , ' . .. _j 29th Is Sgt. Major Vernon "Snap" j to an English dance nnd tried to ■ wanted* Ivlen ana Engle 1rcm Florence Air Bnse. S C. dance, but due to the fact that 1 Hawaiian Islands, in 2 years, on [ Music by Ed. Minter and his Virginians, I aaf*_— a , snap has been tn service ahncsl 3 1 was out of practice, and also that Dec. 10th for 10 hours. The fellows former Hayloft Band that U seemed like 10 min­ inrOfWCn WllO Are Lja-irs and he says the touThest | their dance step is n Utile different, wrote utes but It seemed plenty good ■■ a u thing he has To take Ls staying back I didn't moke out so good." Hard Of Hearing here while so many of his buddies I Bill says that nil of the littl- Anvhow. they had time to have CHRISTMAS NIGHT DECEMBER 25. - ship out. '"Dial's for me." rays ; English boys arc cute little fellows their oicturcs Liken together with "Snap" who has trained combat and they salute the soldiers by a typical native retting. Another VERMONTVILLE Single admission 50c plus tax. If you are temporudy deafvnwl. bothered crews for seine tUne nnd now want* t-aliing their hand nnd making a brother. Claude. U in the naw and by ringing biasing heed noieaadueloherdrned or coagulated wax (certunen). try the to go cverseas and "get going." V with their fingers like the famous two brother's-in-law, A/C Rober. Mocrc. (married Rnsclene Conneri Ourine Home Method Uat that »o manyway Talking about the fellows, there Is Churchill sign. Here's one on Bill we can't resist -nd Merchant Marine Michael ot "Snaps'* tea «nrt!ed tb«<n to hear w*U again. You practically practically ' net one oi -“d —Sob muit hear better after making thia aimpta crowd Bob Field. Field. Gerald Ryan. telling—He and his company Sgt. CnnnoUv 'married Irene Cooper had late leave it decided to visit who Ls now living tn Calif.) are also im>v or tom «.» to— ---------------- Joe Thompson, etc.—at home, they A*k about 0-iriaa Ear Drop* todV*1 .are all In service. Russell Engl.’, an English Pub. which they did. in service. Good luck tp the whole (who married Janet Mhthaeb. While they were exploring around tamt’y. , That's not n bad picture of vou “Snaps" brother, is stationed at the place it'was locked up for the night—the two fellows locked in. Fred either. We Just heard that Jackson. Miss. They finally got out— met an Eng ­ Von "have tangled with the Jana" । Dot-Dash News. "The Retail Store" 2nd XL*. Annie Ro*en'hol (Carl­ lish Bphbv that the fellows feared nnd that you really felt a bant ton CetttcrU arrived in England would Uilnk they were burglars but wHnpi VO|| u-rre In charge of n main Halting* Phone 213) he passed them by and probably batten' a' target, practice and fired thought. “Queer Ducks, these « re’vos. Fred, who grew up in MidAmericans." Roger Wilcox who has be~n in Arizona is now taking a whack with •e»>. diiri"r which lime b» wrote desert training at-— many poeihs. «eme publi«rwd in Sgt. Roger L. Wilfox “Caravan of Verve" and "World's ASN. 36152679 * Wnlr Antixdogv." Fred 1* lived in [ 3534th Ord. M A M Co. C. C. Long fr Son, Inc., successor to George E. Walker the 1<H1. "Who's Who in Poetry In 324Lh Ord. Bn. A P.O. IM Am-rt'-a." At present Pred edi’s Cr Sons, Pickle Company at Carlisle, Dutton, Alto, Posltn.W'.er, I-ns Angelea. California nrobnhlv writing rwm« whenevi Clarksville, Middleville and Delton, announce g i Frank Wendnll Reynolds. who he acts a chance. His address .Is: _ — 3■ ________ took boot________ training at _____ Great______ Loken, p-hnn Frederlrk M. Granger k' Naval Training School and later • US*N.R. " Fleet postoffice great interest. He said, his moat excitlng experience wu in a submaFine mission, detail* cf which well hear at a later Ums Interestingly enough, President Hoowveh s old- tn The Home Front ss MIXED HUTS AND CANDIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS WHILE THEY LAST! !& THE VALUE STORE 1 Wben BENEFIT DANCE! franklin stores Stebbins & Jacobi FARMERS! i 3 Season’s Greetings! May your Yuletide be a happy one! To oil of you here.ond to those absent ones we wish rriight be here, A Merry Christmas. ■ " G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. National Bank of Hastings 142 E. STATE HASTINGS NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS PRICES MATERIALLY INCREASED Over 1943! Contracts now being written, at: Due to the labor conditions over which we hove no control, we arc obliged to discontinue our business here, effective after Dec. 31. We wish to thank our many loyal customers, whose patronage we have enjoyed for the past 35 years. SMITH & DOSTER. DELTON L W. GEPHART, ALTO LAMBERT IDEMA, CARLISLE WEIRENCA'S STORE. DUTTON A. Q. FINKMINf R. MIDDLEVILLE CLARKSVILLE ELEVATOR, CLARK1VILU MERRY CHRISTMAS & a HAPPY NEW YEAR to all SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. Hastings, Michigan C.C. LONG5-SON, [ FKtMOHT. MICH. �INCH BAN NEB, TlflliSDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1943 Mr and Mr* Hugh Meyers Miss Hazel Catfldn U expected and Barbara of Grand Rapids were ■rtalned the Night Hawk’ < home from Battle Creek for the Sunday gua*u of Mr. and Mr*. J. a Christma* party Saturday were enjoyed during U«j evening dinner at | Christma* weekend. Davis. ng. Th6 rooms were decorated and Banta Claus wm pteaent tor H.nilh. Iba T/Sat. Harold Shield*, who haz. Mis* Eleanor Miller win antv< ajiproprute Chrtatmaa deco- the exchange of gift, from th.- church mt been the guest of his brother-in-law from Chicago thi* wctketnl lo spend Mb* Maurine Haavind, Mia* Mar­ and sister. Mr., and Mrs. Charles the holiday* with her parent*, Mr. m including a Christmas Ue? ttee. Refreshment* wwo served by ui-mei to jorie Stanley and Melvin Ksavind Hinman, leave* today for Miami, and Mra. Oeo Miller. rtth gifts for all. Tne ■evening ras spent playing cards with prizes ful time. were among those from Hasting* FlaMr. and Mr*. Leon Stahder are wlio attended the "Mtulali" in Kai-1 Mis* Katherine Oiddlng* is home spending ChrUtma* weekend in ;oing to Mr* Carl Weyermaa. H-in> anvrwyr Friday night. frorn Battle Cracfc for the holiday Grand Rapid* ihute. Mrs. Geo. Hillman and Cha*. Mia* Winnie Lancaster will spend vacation. Mrs Letha Mote spent the wetkMrs Nora Dawsou, Christma* at iter home tn Lake Richard Oroo* returned Wedne*- end wlUi Mra Maggie Hamilton day from a few days in Greene, and Mra. Hamilton* mother in Odessa. ChrUtmu cheer prevailed at the hostesses to a group i Mu* Marda Newton who is taking Iowa. Battle Creek. •rty given Saturday by Helm teachers at the tenner** oSd. post graduate work at the Univ, of Mr and Mrs Curtis Botluni reMr* Victor Munton and daughter •randsen tn to cclebra«e her ninth. pl!menu pllmentary ry to Miss Mi** Mildred Ml Chicago arrived Saturday for lhe turned on Saturday to their home i Melanie left Saturday for Denver, A dozen friend* enjoyed whose marriage to Sgt K tertalned the Friendly holiday* and with her parent*. Mr. in Ann Arbor having been called. Col„ where Mr*: Munton will join bmgo and a happy after- Adam* of Kalanuuoo and — club on RaturM even! and Mr*. Geo. Newton, will spend here by tlie death of hl* father. E. i her husband, an instructor at Buck• more. Md. will be an u.ent of enjoying the Christou • • • | chrUlmas day. The ceremony U to Cards furnished the snl Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Buri P. Bnttum. Mra. Bottum. aocom- ley Field. Mr*. Robt Beadle and Cochrane in Coldwater They will panted* her son to Ann Arbor where her niece Miss Arlene Beadle acFriday twelve member* of Hr»- £ 2™ during the evening. be Joined Uiere by Mr. and Mrs slie will remain for five winter Ed- companted them to Chicago and pita! Guild NO. 18. enjoyed a pot ta Benton Hartoon YuleUde e^ors Kenneth Newton of Jackson. wardfliottum also left Saturday tor spent the weekend there. mas party t»rtv {‘,-d a Christmas trv«- made atuachick luncheon and Christmas Pvt. Lawrence Hook of Dowling U his home tn Detroit, spending BunRichard Carlyon of Charlotte the home home Uve decorations for the informal with exchange of gift* at the . ... nartv .nd fh. WU r»u spending the weekend with hte home from California on a 14-day day in Ann Arbor. of the president. Mr* John Hoe­ emergency furlough. <nd is visiting Misses Genevieve Kern. Virginia daughter. Mra Pay Marble. venair The guild voted to hold membered with a shower of lovely ..ibra. and .^4 Alice ih- -Dontje --------------------*­ Kent, Lancaster of Will Rog­ are spend hl* parent*. Mr. and Mrs Hazen iLulkins their meetings the fourth Thursday 8U7h, ,°Tr p..wV‘ ing their holiday vacation at their er* Field. Oklahoma City. Okla . 1* Hook, his mother being quite ill. of each month Guests for the day c'-nlrl‘l schcol al .er Miss Adrianna Raidt of Homer, home* in K a lumazoo home on a 15-day furlough visiting were Mra Win A. Schadcr and Miss vacation. .... a number of friend* Mr* ---Qscar Manning Cadet Charles Gwinn is home hte mother. ------------------Lottie Teusink. .of her mother, Mrs. Marjorie Raidt, from Culver, Ind., for id* holiday and other relative*. A Norway pine tree, decorated I “ ‘ ‘ M r U ‘ and Mrs Harley Fox. Mrs. Holmes ’ brother. Sylvester Over ­ 1 “"•* **'■ 8. WashUigton St., and of hcr sis­ vacation. Following a custom of several with snow and green Ughu filled the smith. they moved back lo Barry WEDDING ANN1VEK6AKY ter. Mrs Nite Oteson ut. Ji*‘r,1ford large window m the home of 8upt. Lt ana and mm Mrs. Haroia Harold rarxer Parker are years slanalng.Mr and Mrs Frank The "500 dub" met Saturday county and are now living in Ute Chrutmak eve Mr. and Mr*. Lcalic Andrus iiiteitalncd their daughter’s. Sunday when they entertained the j^ytng^a rezi^Christma.'dMma/’at R’v. and Mrs. L. E Holme* of village of Woodland. m” Overtml th Will entertain her par­ Woodland are celebrating Uteir ,Mn. w,„. and Mrs. Holmes #M .,t two Mary Jane s, teachers for dinner on city teacher* and member* of the (h’r poine of Mr*. Charles Haney have ents. Mr. and Mr*. Burt Hayner ot Thursday. This year there were nine u ilfty-eigh.h wedding anniversary, .children. Frank of Grand Rapids -----------Lake Odessa The Ovcramith* will of education and guest* after before aolne to Mr and Mr* Dm "“’-' Mr = of «: liaving tx-en ।—... married n — -n Herbert. Johnalon of to -----particlpai crtl^.pate tn the holiday party board Dec. 23. iaa, IM.». ftJKl spend Christinas with Mr and Mrs. Mr. "MMn and Mrs. Hrnn.n Herman H.u Haunthe Carol u-rvice service. The mantel wm was Aisllar^ wh're the -vw"in« wa* pleasant evening. Lr R H Urrtali Ha.UB»g» accompanied Mr* Floyd at the farm home wtsrt oi Wood­ Woodland They have four grand- and pleuxan Keith Durkee at Woodland attractive with bough* of white spent with ”500'. Winner* wart 1 1S1 Clum clu” and *“ son. LaVerne L‘Ven‘' of “ Coats land. which they now own. children. Pvt, Harry D. hounes. i Robert Walidorff, pharmacist’s and green, interspersed with light­ Mra. Wm Linington. Lew Warner Mr. Holme* u B5 years of age and who wa* killed in action In North , .. — ---------------Mr. and Mrs Frank Burr enterGrove lo Kalamazoo Friday where inate 3rd class, and a friend. P M ed candles and on the dtnlng table and Mr. and Mrs George Van Hou­ mother. Mr*. Mary McCall, and hte Mis. Hulmes l« BO Both were born Africa Nov. 26. 1942; Pfc. Everett talned with a family dinner Sunday they attended the "Messiah Festi­ 2C Ray Renard of New York City, brother. Arthur McCall. was an effective arrangement of ten. val" at tire Kalamazoo Central in Woodland twp. where they have W. Johnston, stationed in Sicily, in honor of the birthday ot Uielr angel candles and greens. were here from Great Lakes. III. Pic. tiaroia and nc. Gerald Rog­ High school auditorium. spent most of their lives except for Ihrt. Harold L. Johnston, who Is in’1 son, Lyle Kurr. over lhe weekend. Assisting In receiving end serving ... Miss Beverly Brown Is home from ers came home on Wednesday :rom Mrs. A. L. Dyer and *on Kcnith twenty-two year* spent in the inin- Scotland; and Ellis H. Jotuuton df | were Mrs. Guy C. Keller. Mrs. HDodge City. Kansas, for a visit with Woodland. w. a «... came nunaay vu •ucou u»c tetry in lurrthcru and central MiciiDetroit for lhe holidays. of Flint Sunday to spend inc Mr and Mr*. .Chester Stowell en­ G- Hayes. Mrs A. D. Knlskern, Mrs. wnn her. nsrenu. Mr. and »»» aThey retired fall of of Among the students who arc relatives. They expect lo return noliaavs tertained at supper Sunday evening J. C Ketcham and Mrs. A. K. Mra J. J Xrmbrim™ '«I Uved for in a the number next Monday. Hcrbeix Johnston home Both old home are Misses Murtha Lou Maus for the pleasure of Cadet Chas. Mr. ana Mr*. Lyle Scudder and Mr. and Mra. Robert Umrcnson, jeur* on n small Lum near Mt and new friends are invited to call Gwinn who is home from Culver for Frandsen. and Elisabeth French from Albion. Mis* Catherine Davie* and Miss Miss Maxme Watson were weekend ann son Robert. Jr . of iJkiuu.. I Jcasank After tlie death of Mrs. on them whenever convenient the holiday*. Decoration* appro- Wailace of Jonesville. Mr*. Ruth Mary Ketcham of Ann Arbor.’ Ind., will be guest* at the A. K. _________________ ... propriate to the season were used Campbell Oortright. Mi** Heun taoitand. Leon D. Cool, ttr, ul Baltimore. home over Christmas. with covers for eight at the candle Merson and Miss Marian Sawyer of Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. FTwndscn Ma, and Mra. Howard Carsten George Mr and Mra. Wm, Parker and Mbs Mary Lou Sullivan arrived at an informal Gathering Sunday lighted table placed before the fire­ Kalamazoo and Mr and Mrs. Albert Snook will be Mrs. Snook ’ s (Frances CooB and two children father. A P Stewart. Algonac,- her son Robert, home on turiougn, from Sunday from Detroit to spend her place The evening was spent in­ Becker of Plainwell. ■HOWKB BATH of Joiuutown. Fa. visited Mr. anu sister, Mrs. Helen Hodges and son Alabama will spend Christmas witn Chrctnur? vac x ion with Inr mantle cDcurauons wtui tnintalum formally. Mrs. Freeman Fuiiuw on Monday. Jurat, Detroit, and htfr brother Mr. Parkers mother. Mrs Chas grandparent*. Mr and Mr I. U. figures, and two lighted Chrtotma* 1 The pupils of the St. Roee school Mr. Cool ana daughter aic in Free- nnd sister-in-law. Mr and Mrs Parker in Lansing, and on Sunday Luckwood. Mra. Norbert Sullivan titres lent holiday warmth and Tlie -Christma* lea and program held their Christma* party at lhe will be with Mra Wm. Parker a and Ml** Ruth Lockwood ot ,De- cheer. of Emmanuel Woman* • Guild —.— tan school on Monday afternoon and Stewart, of Royal Oak Cool. ana nelying James Cool cele­ Gordon ' ube ~ uhere — •for — •*the --------week *• ­ I Wednesday^afternoon waz ia* given in nBn jiafj an aeugntiui aeilghtful tune, time. uaier Later tne the pupu­ Miss Maxine Watson entertained brothcr and wife. Mr. and Mra. trolt will also brate hl* ninetieth birthday. end. ma*" In tlieplls_ ,i _ ____ >____of_______ •_ , ■ .— ; . . — a lovely lovciy Yuletlde i uirirac m went to the.... home Tom. Anr.e Miss Leola Y erg er, Miss Ruby Mars Flank Hall in Ovid. home 0( Mrs. Mrs Kcnith Miss Huth Lyle expects to spend und Mrs. Piioeoe Mote. Mr*. Leilia Miss Mary Jo Hawley. Miss Grace hcr cluu ul a cooperative Chruuiy* home Keniui Mcfntjn Mcintyre on Bnd nnd janet. Feldpauach Feldpausch and listened lisle me of Kenilh Mra. Edna Shannon of Buttle y- Green — -•—• Traditional ——■ Christmas ul inr home ni Tiaverse Creek on Tuesday evening. Mote and Mr. and Mrs Roy Tho3..i> Fxln.cnds. Ms.* Either Doly und dinner last Thursday evening. Gifts W. street. carol* Co Dickens’ "Christmas Carol" we ’re 4Un - and Vicki Baum’s City. ~zrz --i vlclrola. which all enjoyed, Mrs. Albert Kinne went to Jack­ will be entertained al the Fay nl- Arthur Lower composed a group ol were exchanged and winnen at pe- .-! U.rTnfni£ story » The Christma* * Mr. and Mr*. Wither Wallace son Wednesday to spend lhe holi­ lerulngs in Lake Odessa for CnriM- u-actwra who sang Ui tne S. W dio were Mrs, Glenn Kaiik-r, Jars. cluirmlng fr.kftt'2.1 I., were Sunday guests ol Mr. ana Mis. days with her mother nnd family. Hitt*. Mich 44^.<<-»(, Messiah festival in IZwIikmn Kalunu-— Russell Zertx-1 mid Mra Junior Me- ; carp” wa* Millan ..Ira Waiter Ix-wi* of Ctov- ! Qury. Mr*. Einar Frandscn and Frank Vis of Grand Rapids .... and w ,a. Edward Wedlca ,,vU.v. are „.K I I Miss Agnes Johnson arrived from so-o Friday evening. Mr. Mrs. vtwnd entertain the club on I MrK q g Goodyear. The shower ir“ Cpl. Kenneth Stanun arrived spending Christmas with hcr sis- j Ann.’ Arbor, Tu^JYMr*. Fred Shipp will litdaw s^..._ D**’ *W*■*'* ’ . . . 'ior Wi&* Bernice Jansen and short holiday vacation with hcr par­ Christ-n-is with hcr Bunday from Warrensburg. Mo. for r-in-luw ..ri Neighborhood House, had a tplcnMux Leach and Doris Defoe spent ent*. Mr. and Mra. Aben Johnson aad husband. Mr. and Mrj M u week's vuit with ins parents. Mcrl For the boys of «the intermediate I did response Adding to the chrtstAben, Jr., came front Culver Acad­ Sunday evening in Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Stamm. Mitmiiv .■ n • cliU*’ ’n‘‘ IMt-JuxiiM ’h-h'xii'’ Sunday i mw* Uie attrac-' *•" ma* atmosphere atmosph—was -----•*-Mrs John Ingrain will spend emy. Ind., hut week Thursday wild Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Fairchild und of ' tively tirel-.- decorated decora: . ,, M? n "’.5 school, a much anticipated event of tea table where Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fairchild of Christ mas with her parent*. Mr. rcmuUu until Jan. 11. it being lhe Saturday from Ml. M- rcy itcuaemy, tjJUl ,vas<jn uic dinner, of many Mra. Wm. Schadcr, 6r. and Mrs j only vacation the academy gives Grand Rapids Detroit win spend Christmas weck- und Mrs. Edwin Urfer of Allegan to spend the holiday yMirB eunduig,. given "by ’their * ’ James Langston poured. Mr* Mamie France wa* in Wood­ during the year. . teacher. ....... Mra 1.'«! -. J. Smith. The table. • • • Sunday guest*—of- Mr. and Mrs. at hom-r. I child. land Sunday and Monday. .I --------- -------. C J Stu.irt Stu..rt of cf gayly decorated, a large improvlwd improvised ,j Saturday evening Mr and Mr. Chcaliti Stowell *'!! were were Mrs. Cari Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Plant spent Cheau-r । Mr. and Mra. Edward Downs. Mr. .nurwiay Grand Rapi. — wdl be Ciiristmaa nn place and a lighted tree, mud? Lawrence Herrick entertained two m ur.no napm». 1t Hcn^lkaom Mra. MarvUi Ford uiul guest* of s-Tind Mrs. Albert Craig and Mt, und Thursday in Grund Rapid*. Mr.and Mrs. James a Christmas setting lor their en- tables of bridge al a Christma* Del otim of Big Rapids who came daughters of Grand Rapids and • Mrs Don Chase (klan to spend Langston. tertainment on Wednesday evening. |>«.rty. Mr and Mrs. Carl Van Loo Christmas witn Mr and Mra James to attend th.- funeral of hi* broUi- 1 IX;I Guin uf Big Raj/ids who welt­ Mra Ertic-t Kenyon; Mixx Jean About eighteen boys enjoyed the turned in high scores for -Uie er. Frank, was the weekend guest of I called here by the ucajh of Frank II Timmerman of Jackson. and Miss Lute Keiiyon will s|>end I'-trty. tin- < xcliong.- of gilts and the evening’s play. Tuesday afternoon n I, Mte* Briber Duty is al Iter hunp* iik> *lsten-in-hw. Mrs. R b Walk- I Garn. Mrs. to •lent eight Sunday m Lansing with Mr. and «am< . which were in charge of ** — Herrick —was »• hostess tn er ana Mrs. ann* wnuna; mi *. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs and Anna WllUtts; Mrs. , I in Athens lor the holiday vacafor dc**ert. Top honors were award­ Luck Footer and Jack Smith. Marvin Ford and Mrs. Carl Hendrik- Oino Knowlr* wire hcr paieiu. v.r. Mra. Rex Kenyon. I tlon. ed to Mrs Frank Andrus. Mrs. Jos. i Mr. and Mis- Greeley Fox will be son of Grand Rapid* were also and Mrs R E LipMWiuo ol C«nHoliday cheer reigned when 110 Brozak and Mrs. George Dean, 1 nonsburg aixl Mr. and Mrs. J. Fisher J lhe gutskv of Mr and Mra Nick guest*. assembled for tlie dinner given by , Christmas weekend guests of ihP j and son Mack .of Woodland. I Weber ol Grand Rapids over the Becatue their family cannot be Hastings Mfg. Co. lor the^off(ICC Harold Fosters will be Mr. and: Miss Helen Wuotun of D-tr-.i. I Cliriatinii' weekend together for Christmas Mr and force. Wednesday night. A I. . Mrs. Wayne Peterson visited Mra. John W MacLuclUan, Caro *m arrive Friday to :pend the Holl­ Mrs. Haney Myers gave a holiday . . . O. r. F. linn, hall. Places ruiits wen/ —. marl and Mra. Foster ’ s mother. Mrs Clara days with Dr. and Mrs. John WooI friends in Eaton Rapids on Sunday. Through a rapidly changing wot Id dinner on Sunday. Those present Christma* candles und lovely wmj poinsettia xArds. MnclJichlan of Bay City, who will . to"j Mo. M. M 1 C Robert Henry re’lie decoratton* ihruuglwut gnTn lind pomscttt*<'’dccorat.>d were Mr and Mrs. Floyd Myers and r. i. i.lii for l,.r an an extended —vlanrlr.l visit. vialt I . Mr Ulld D L. dirVlIilli Cl.- ’ Yuletlric and MTSMrs. D. C'lirklliUi ctiIi turned on ThurMfay to 11»ion. remain W# still odhero to the og« old custom 1 tile Ihou'e uhCt, fralttHid the Dcct-mlxr me wim George family. Mr und Mr*. Arthur Ben­ the ubiiqucl banquet uiuica./ table;, /'With MU. J. D. U. Murdock muiuova is u «•...« Mrs. being cute* enter-- tertalned Mr. and Mrs.- Ken Dolan , meeting i Muss. after .spending his furlough — ','v, of nf ll.n j>rl**fc .,-Lj .. as t<ms/mastcr; FriltlK nett. Jr., and family and Mrs. the Pr,«hrl.,rl«n Fmbyierun ILadiew Hebdi-n tained for Christina* nnd a few ; of Grand Rapid* mi Sunday. I; here with bis patent*, Mr. and Mra. on * hur-vday-aUiiie luune of cooper leading tire singing; ringing W. G. Thomas Reed of Jackson. Of setting aside business problems in favor Mr. and Mrs. Otto Isenhalh are Aid Shirley Henry. S. C. 2 c Dale Henn days following at the home of Mr the pn-sniei.t/Mr . 7«-y Cordes. R. *C. Compton Uompti hcad... Bradford and n./ei. and -----Mrs. — Roger Wiawell and son 1 spending the holiday weekend with DeAsert | wu* also home from Great Lakes.,----— wa* i-rvert to twrmty-five |ng the enterraminent—games and The Chratmas partv given by Detroit. In Detroit Of friendly greetings at this Holiday Season. ...Kalamazoo. ------------------------ z ' n l.itivia lii relative* ■ Ill., while his brother was hen-. . Jimmyu in Mnfi W. u Bradl<rr< • • read dancing—thp^vening was a liappy the -girl* at lhe Consumer* Power Mr and Mrs, Keith James ur.d member*. , Miss Willo Jones-same from Kai-! Mr.-. *Jessie —*" McLaury entertained a Christma* ittory and aimpit Mrs. Fay Mnrblc, Mrs.’ Oo. was held at tlie Hastings Hotel. We fhonk you sincerely for your . ; (itnazoo on Wednesday fur her va­ Mr nnd Mra. Wm. O’Donnell and family will be entertained Christ- wrrv exchanged. Mra. Wm. ‘giHe occasion. Rur*elL-C*veland and Mra. Arthur Tuesday evening. After dinner gift® children. also Mrs. Ernest Miller «»■» “l the l»oine of hcr parent.', bin*. Mra. Bradford. Mra. Jo*. cation. “ J with arrangements. were exchanged and a theater party ■ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kennedy and mid son Philip of Saginaw over the Mr. and Mra. Allie Cheney in Curl­ Shultz. Mn. Fred Stebbins ami Mrs. Patronage. Friendship and Good Will at the Strand followed. Those at­ weekend i ton. daughter. Betty, of Jackson were The Windstorm office force went tending were Mrs. Maude fachompf. Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth LabarttSux Mrs. Virgil D Ackerman ol IXSunday guest* ot Mr. and Mrs. And extend our Best Wishes to Hotel Hasting* thi* year for Mrs. Emerson Struble, Mrs. Ray vctll spend the holidays with rela- troll and daughter Kathleen, who cotninl’lee. । Roman Fcldpauscln i heir annual Christmas party, a Shroyer, Miss Margery L Boyes. I ’ Mtes Marie Rowe of Big Rapids tlvcs in Lansing and Leslie. Mrs. to in lhe Maruies nnd stationed in For Christmas and a Victorious New Year. dinner. Tue.iday. Dec. 14. and. Miss Doris Gamble. Miss Lor Ane ( and Mis* Lena la-iter of Buchanan Maigant Laberteaux of tanising Chicago, will arrive Saturday to County Health Office;, held their 6:30 enjoyed a tliealre party at Burling. Miss Helen Prentice. Miss I were guest* of Mrs. Nora Dawson was their guest for a few days la-.t. ( spend lhe weekend with Mr. and Chtlstni^. party on Wednesday later Marjory Norton. Mi*s Franca. Harold Phillips. They will all night in Chai loi.tr. dividing U>e fca- the Strand. I over tlie weekend and attended lhe week Cowles, Miss Ardea Cltun.'Misa Bon­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Lake will be Christmas dinner guests of Mr. thiUes at the homes of Dr. and j Carol service Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Leo Johnson and Miss Bar­ nie Jean Drake. Miss Mae Belle I Mis* Virginia Potts, who tenches be entertained at the home of Mra. and Mra. Aben Johnson Mr. Ack- Mrs. George Stucky and Mr. and Howard, and Miss Barbara Bailey. bara Bailey entertained a dozen of Uikcs mother in Grand Rapids lor erman and their son. Perry, who Is in Olivet college. Is home for the Mrs. Lyman Chamberlain- Dinner the weekend. , i>> the Navy are in lhe S. Pacific. Whs served at "Gleen Me.uloa*'* their friends from the Michigan 1 i holidays. Tlie employees of the Farm Bu­ Mrs. Earl Coleman is spending n ! Virgil. Jr., is in the Air Corps and and gifts were exchanged later in Bell office at a chili supper. Tues­ I Mr. and Mrs Guy Giddings nnd day evening. Tlie group included. reau elevator were guests of Miss । Miss Katherine Giddings are to be few days in Charlevoix with her training in Texas the evening. Mrs. Robt Field. Mrs. Korman Hall. Ethel Copenhaver on Saturday evc. Mr*. Joseph McKikght leave* to| Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs. , sister. Mra. ^Fielding Sloan. Mra Mildred Helmer. Miss Mar-i Mr and Mrs. John Bogart reday for Wilmette to spend ChristThe Bureau of Social Aid staff Ralph Hiult of Battle Creek n»i. ■■■«* m*-- ««•••• •T.u'*;'*....... j .7' ~ 1 . Ml** Otilliu Kaminski has gone turned Tuesday to their home in mas with Mr and Mrs. William Mi enjoyed n Christmas dinner party joric Reed. Miss Margaret Keeler.1 day visit «">•»»• knight, “and Miss Finnic, at tlie North Michigan Ave. nemo Mbs Gladys Hildebrandt. Mis* Jean I " to Chicago for her holiday vaca- Grand -------- Rapids after a ten ” *• ““ «**•• "<« M '** JoAnne •«*•«'»• Pinrmwith Mr and Mra. Cornelius Manni, will go to Louisville. Ky., for lhe c.f their supervisor. |? lion, the guest of relatives. Mrs Mane Mary Wallace. Miss Eleanor Stru­ . ... — u..>.k--.i holidays. and Mr. und Mr*. Roy Hubbard j holidays. , • Mr*. Be .-ie Leonard ha* returned HMble. on Wednesday evening. ble and Mrs. Thomas Robinson. , Verne Smith and Gaines and exchange of gifts fur­ Mi» Jennie McBain was enter-1I Mr and Mrs. Veme i; from a few days’ visit with hcr Mrs. Morris Hill opened hcr home fdaughter, Mra. Lester Monica, of tallied at the home of Mtes Lillian son Paul of Middleville were Sun- nished the cntertainmtvit for the Tuesday evening for the Christmas Christie in Grand Rapids for a day guests of the Frederick Grang- occasion. > Cloverdale. party of Circle No. 7 of the W S ;w days last week. era. . ; Miss Frances Locke plans to Mr. and Mra. Walter Powell. Judy A Christinas guest of Mr. and C. 8. Mrs. Lawrence Larkin, presi­ i ; spend Christinas in Hammond. Ind. Another holiday celebration was l Mrs Leslie Hawthorne will be hl ■ the gathering'of lhe women of the dent. A pot luck dinner was served i i mother. Mrs. H. J. Hawthorne of Hi.:mgs Citv Hank on Thursday followed bv an exchange of gift* । Detroit. with the program for lhe evening in licnliig at the home of Mrx. Fred' Mra. Byron Fletcher and two riarxirangcr. on west Gn.ni street, charge of Mrs. Guv Keller. Tlie children arc in Lebanon. Ind. this tor dinner and entertainment. Hie assisting rommirxc was. Mrs Fred week and Mr. Fletcher will Join iHtter mentioned tealure was con­ Goodell, Mrs. Joseph Brozak. Mrs them for Christmas. siderably enlivened by Mrs. diaries Clayton Burkholder and Mrs. Ar­ Mr. and Mra. Chester Hodges and Fail! who player! Santa Claus nnd thur Snyder. ►on Pat will be weekend guests oi distributed gift* to all the guests. her mother. Mrs. Frances Cusack in Belding. One of the gay pre-nuplial af­ Mrs. Ella Hammond spent the fairs <d w ,v r eason, wa* UIC the the niiscelweekend with licr daughter and i.-nicous shower given Thursday eve- Friday evening. Dec. 17. at Hotel family. Mr and Mrs. Lawrence . mng by Mra. Robert Field and Mra Hasting.' Bonuses were distributed Beadle Hastings twp. Their daugh- do,u,i(i Hall for bride-ekcl. Mix. among the salesladies. after which tcr.z-MLv* Arlene Beadle wm. in jcan Mun. Wallace, at the home an exchange cf gift* was made. L. , Chicago over Sunday , of Mrs Mabel Field on South Park A guest for a week of the-John direct. Sixteen guests enjoyed ptay..T'a’> ¥r:! “""I- M,r'-i tng Bingo, all of The game award < A merry party was in progress J. P. Womack of Englewood. Calif, being kitchen utensils, which were Sunday they were entertained at Rlvcn t0 Ni^Wallace after the last Friday evening when Kenneth the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney . p|*v. Smith invited ten boys and girls Hamstra in Lansing. I Tiy. ivonorcd guest wo* delighted to his home on S Washington st. Mr. and Mra. Cha*. Barnes left' witH the bridal cuke that cent<TCd An exchange of gifts and games oc­ Monday for Downers Grove II..' tpc |one table when.1 places were cupied the evening for Helen Wallwhere they will spend the holidays I |n|<t for all of The gtie.ts for the dorff. Norma Hollister. Mary Ellen .with Mr and Mrs Frank, Spcnsley ienilJK of refreshment*. Kelly. Votida Webb. Barbara Wcland family. . . • • • Ion. Richard Walker. Werald San­ . Christmas guests of the Roy Cor-1 /, .. Will. Joe Hubert, and A group of ;.k..d., friends of the Einar ders. .. Neil dra. are Mr. and Mrs Victor Drllru Frandsens enjoyed their iunpilaUty Owen Thomas, and little son of Tyler. Texas, who' arrived on Wednesday. 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This Serialized medication is designed to aid natural w< enses against colds nnd so help prevent many V IwHw colds from developing If used in time, ww * VBA 1|A| Tty itl Follow directions in package. vA'IKWhVIi *s[flsonsit �The H»»ling« Banner * HEUN HAYES BRINGS HOME THE BACON CARD OF THANKS afflicted with dysphemia—stuttering —are increasing, because "many draft boards fail to discriminate iti drafting these speech cripples," says director of the National Hospital for Speech Disorders. If he had his way stutterers would be rejected for active military service because they suffer grave danger of permanent impairment Their speech disorders are merely symptoms ot an under­ lying nervous condition. Ix>cal ex­ amining boards see only the symp­ toms; they cannot understand what speech has to do with a man's ability IAL EDITORIAL^ASSOCIATION A toilet soap suitable for use In waters varying from the softest To •the hardest has been developed by chemists of the army quartermaster corps in co-operation with Industrial technicians and soap chemists, the war department announces. The new soap Is intended for use by Amer­ ican soldiers overseas where bath­ ing may take place one day In rain water in a tub and the next day in the ocean. It was developed primar­ ily as | bath soap, but can do double duty as a shaving soap, and in an silt In the cleaning action, and is effective in removing almost any types of soils encountered Sheldon Agency All Kisds of Insurance Surety Bonds boas 21»5 Bastings of porches often afford entry for ants which can be very annoying, especially in and adjacent to kitch­ ens. In many cases, a thorough painting will seal the cracks suf­ ficiently to keep out the ants Larger crack filler or calking compound before the floor is repainted. Swanson Agency 109 W. STATE NEW LOW RATES Properry damage and Liability Protect your right to drive under Michigan's new responsibility low in the world's largest auto- nounees that u privately financed factory is being constructed in Mex­ ico City to manufacture plastic air­ planes. The planes will be ured for training purposes n<>w. and for com­ mercial purposes after the war. En­ gines will be Imported from the United States, but Mexican materi­ als will be u»cd in constructing the EICHTY-EIGH AMERICAN SOUNDS*! By Warren National Cc handling of the men nnd women War II,service. Delay* In th their claims for pensation in ux WANTED—EMPLOYMENT rj, W. 1.. < Ctlil'EXTER WeSkK I’T.nrr. Isltor., It-.<. 2 Multi. ’ «M«* *>ir l»k». Whldbi f.rm }.MI-l.<YMF.S 1' UAS’ltli MINTED ,.,r- lo S-tnoi.u -r.d <i1h-r■ .-l.ld- .-.Id, jo'n. Will rail for ood TRAPPERS ATTENTION — Highest market prices for fun, hides and pelts. — HARVEY BABCOCK. North of National Bank across railroad track. West doors of old Opera building. 12-30 CHRISTMAS TREES r Kit-tuu l.r ...Id 1-r U tin.r. 1 I. S.l । . " '-I tOH N ILE-1 !•» Si !•■». n D .- ■ pUn- 3773. FARM EQUIPMENT AND MIBC. AUCTION SALES LU. Tour Solo With IN MEMORIAM For hale - A eo.ui rr..m1 .rl.RBOtor- I HENRY FLANNERY ITt.d I.UOO- 2.-C4. FOR SALE —SO toa r.» Krun.tb Sl»». l-.R. W.-l ' hit- 1.1, ■ . .\<-t ullr. U 23 | stain remover, but sodium perborate, one of the best. is still available al drug stores nt relatively small cost Textile chemists of the department of agriculture report that it is par­ ticularly useful for white woolens. It leaves them soft and fluffy. Some and running colors do not respond. But many other stains yield to •ponging with a solution of four table­ spoons of sodium perborate in a pint Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished ond in­ stalled for all makes of furnaces Eaves Troughing Tin Shop ■ -nditlon. rirrllrni ’ tin-' wet — t ll«>llnC< on Uu F.inirr JotinRt'ti. FOR .- A Lt: —titan ctif-tnd lition. <‘jtv bo •• good Ntntc Rd. I'honr l FOR SA1.K--I93H Chrwolrt mcr-hoilra T.W. N rrvirr Station. C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Europe Suffering From Heavy Deficit of Food To mak.' up present food deficits to feed 80 t i 100 million persons, or nearly an additional three-fourths of our own population, it is said * Wishing you a Merry Christmas ond a Happy New Year It.000 miles away. Europe imported 10 per cent of her food before the war. or enough to feed 50 million persons. Today the deficit is probably 40 per cent or the quantity needed to feed 200 million persons. Food has always been the No. 1 problem of the world, for even in recent years only western Europe AUCTIONEER List year Auctioa Salts with DEWEY REED Pates can be made at Banner office. Hoas S4C7 Hastings, Mtch. DEAD AND DISABLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY COWS $4.00 FRANK JONES Catholic University The Catholic University of Amer­ ica Is an institution for higher learn­ ing founded with the sanction Of the pope and governed, under bis su­ preme authority, by the Epfscopate of the United States thryfigh a board of trustees composed' of bishops, priests ond ioymen. /As defined by Pope Leo XIII its/purpose is to "provide instruction in every depart­ . . . _ z I()r c|crgy and 141ty We Remove Dead Animals For Prompt Removal of . Old. Crippled or Dead , \ Horses and Cows / C. “BILL” SHERWOOD KALAMAZOO Horses RENDERING WORKS Footwear NOW! AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. NO COUPON REQUIRED MEN’S HEAVY CASHMARETTE 4 BKL. ARCTICS Hershberger Scrap Paper SAME IN ALL RUBBER Cattle Our stock is Limited! 6S4 TABLETS. SALVE. HOSE OROK ATTENTION FARMERS DISABLED OR DEAD Stock Removal. Prompt service at any time. HORSES S.'t.OO "Die wording of lhe Florence Nightingale pledge follows: "I sol­ emnly pledge myself before God and tn the presence of this assembly, to pass my lite in purity, and to prac­ tice my profession faithfully. I will 1 ' CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middleville GRANGES and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harm­ ful drugs. 1 wiU do all in my power to elevate lhe standard of my pro­ fession. and 1 will hold in confidence all personal rdxtlcrs committed to my keeping, nnd all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the prac­ tice ot my calling. With loyalty will I endeavor to -aid the {ihysician In hi* work and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my Wasted Weight Until Uie recent development of paper containers fdr milk, the aver­ age milkman starting on his dally rounds carried a load which consist­ ed of leis than one-half milk, the remainder of lhe weight being taken >tp by bottles and cases. eiit> The Mexican name Montezuma is 1 ini. a shortened form of a longer Aztec boy. word, meaning "a chief who. when Juh*; angry; shoots beyond lhe horizon." on behalf cf t ablcd to the fl rest until prom rideration Ls g their even’ ri« ciple that the the human wr aa much a pa done to s]»ced tints of buttle t led unevenly give added piece of the piece of net allowing raw to the under- Uy allotments discharge. Legion Keprtsc Dick Smith—Local Collector AUCTIONEER INSURANCE strength, dam over a same cloth or over a basted to the underside edges of the hole to go battle casualtie for themselves other Income d : Champ Clark Hemal Comman Legion and m [Finance Cotnm Loren Glycerin Recovered from VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. LOST. FOUND. STRAYED JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT PHONE HASTINGS 10030 "Those inclined lo ‘dam’ every­ thing might follow a literal meaning of the term if they hope to make their clothing, Tnuch of which has longer'•by' patching, mending and darning it." says Edna Gray, cloth­ ing specialist. "A hand dam in re­ placing the plain weave of the fabric is best tn mending most small tears in wool material, while for a large Glycerin available from animal fats is badly needed in WAR EFFORT. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Coll collect. chance of complete removal. Thor­ ough rinsing with water Is necessary after stains have been removed. quote food, as a result of mechan­ ized agriculture and rjipid transpar- Shipping Livestock Every Saturday LY BARKER’S Milage Pteaa BUR. Highest prices paid for furs, hides and pells. One block north of the Hastings National Bank. tf. HORSES $5.00 Floor Sanders for Rent 1 hove installed a new large capacity paper bal­ er and will buy all grades of waste paper. ODT will not permit me to send a truck for less than 1,000 lbs. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH * 305 N. Michigan Ave. Phone 2637 Hostings tf HUNTERS-TRAPPERS cliff-girt plateau 50 miles long and from 6 to 12 miles wide. About I IO miles south of Guadalcanal and 100 miles southeast of San Cristobal is­ land. Rennell has barely emerged from the Stone Age. Contacts of the natives with the outside world are tew. Traders have passed up Ren­ nell because its products never reached commercial volume. When they hired island labor they paid for COWS 0-1.00 HOWARD BRISTOL Hastings, Michigi MEN’S AND BOYS’ 100% WOOL KNIT FELT SHOES ZERO WEATHER PROTECTION BOYS MENS DR. DERK STUIVE CHIROPRACTOR 6 to 13 $069 Wishes-you Health and MEN'S WARM appmess WOOL SOX Red Christmas! BASTINGS personnel in tlon offices to solu'.cly inexc found that a ha.-, been dela ity lo obtain the Individua Tlie princip lay have been �THE HASTINGS BANNER softest to veioped by > industrial ■mists. lh« t, Tlie new here bath- ed prtmari do double and In an . with no ince t<> tncnl ■ fliunrcd e ured for 1 for comfrom the in mnleriacting Uie ncei ICK. Vest ’-30 .« &MERICAN LEGION Ml ILHIVM11 LLVIVI1 (nilUMWADNING JvUlll/J VvHKninU ItCTION TWO—SACK 1 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1943 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR Ii '<wec'we«'«'« ln Uie ttBU> where the discharged D A DDV DVDATLK >„I dAKKY DirAlnj J Uie adjudication divhkm* of the; Rv I AN E CAMERON .... .... i.Veteran* oy jnn* wwilov.* ... .... . (.Veteran* Administration Administration office* offices and uid By Warren H. Atherton, | it* failure to anticipate increasing Notional Commander load* by training and developing * aiuiatinn is devernnina which ' -‘ddltlonal personnel Due to such | Barry Oounty can well be proud t nm i^mned taJXdv nwv I lack l*r#onn*‘1- for Jat’ t»**t one of It’s sons. C»pt. Carl t not cerrteteq immediately may i n>g board* in some offices have, Brown of Nashville, has been a Dowling; Myron Whitworth. Route AMERICAN LEGION day. will be helpful. Plenty of orange juice 1* also recommended The doctor will tell you what else to do if you shall come down with the flu. Colds and pneumonia are attack­ ing more persons in Michigan than BRANCH DISTRICT Surgical patient* were Ralph death of Junes SUdman, who pitted away Saturday morn mg eph Beuhler, Freeport. Mr*. Mur__ _ from a severe heart attack He liad jorie Tliompson. 528 8. Dibble; Mr* MC\AK not been well bat had been show­ Arthur McCrimmon. Vermontville; K*]E IN lWj Ml** Dari* McKibben. 459 E Clinivuv.^ nrajp ing an improved condition. Hi* ton. Fred Jackson. Mulliken cording to a rrpert from the Barry funeral was held Tuesday at 1:30. Charles McNeil. Portland ■ County Health Department and the Burial, m the Woodland cemetery. Patient* discharged were: Arthur Michigan Department of Health Sympathy is extended to the be­ Pennock. Mr* Enuniit Hamilton, I Two <'hr‘?'ma£ The poaalblllty that influenza may reaved family. * About thirty-five Mrs- Thoma* Power*. CTarencc nhhed by the Post and Unit this become epidemic In coming weeks neighbor* gathered at the home of Mr. and Mr* Kenneth Norton. Fri­ Reid, and Mra. Addle Smith, Nash- >'«»r f°r families. must be n-cognized. day evening for a farewell party, lie; Mra Floyd Dukes and baby. : ,, . * * ’ We have no way of foretelling as they, expect to move to near Eckra. Ida Burchett, and Mr* Milo attend mg Uie_A uxilwry Curtiss and baby. Freeport; George Christmas party on Tliuraday eve- whe; her we face epidemic condi­ fort in’the near future. After lunch tion* approaching those of 1917 uid Anderson, Kalamazoo. Mrs. Glenn ' ’dug report an enjoyable time Mra wa* served they were presented 1918 or whether we may have to with a gift, and a purse, a* a token C- Parker. Litchfield; Claude Hoff- J ’ vrt‘" nnarr' ,n en.ro. nr mwith the UIm-b.m.- in as se­ of the esteem in which they are nini and Joyce Marie Haywixxi. program following the busln css *es- 1 contend held. ♦ The O. D Fossett*, the Burr Dowling: Mrs. Bessie Benedict and slon. Mrs. Erl* Jarman read the vere form. There should be general under- ----------Fnssetu---and ...» the Vincent Norton* Mra. Bert Jackson and baby. Christmas story from lhe Bible; Clarksville. Lyle Leinaar. Delton. Mrs Donna Harrington read an ar­ standing of the fact that little lip- ' have been entertaining the flu for Skidmore, Hastings patient* were: Mr* Frank ticle about Christma* observance in munlty from the disease is enjoyed Stearns. R 3: Mrs Sterling Spon- other countries and Mrs. Angelo by the person who ha* had it in able. R 2; Mrs. Win Benjamin, 602 Spirts told in an interesting manner the past He can have it again and N Hanover; Mr* Maurice Ogden about the Grecian celebration of again. There Ls no vaccine that he and baby. R 2; Mrs Roland Hum­ this holiday. Carols were sung and can get that confers immunity. He in a n contest. imiini, Mra nun Leora .Friedrich .uaukii can best protect himself and others mel and baby. R 1; Ml** Beulah In Sease. R 3; Mrs. Haymond Hum­ won firr.t place. Gift* from the tree i, by covering tils coughs and sneeze*, mel. 109 W Apple; Mrs Lvle Nel­ were exchanged and all had w hap- bv avoiding fauque and getting ' plenty of sleep, by eating regular son. R 3: Mrs Radford Stidham py time. and adequate meals, by staying out 414 W. Mill; Mrs Reginald McWatch for date of Initiation of crowds a* much tts possible and Kcougn. k KcouRh. R 4: *: Miss miss EU»el urci Manning. 202 8 Broad wav. Theodore Pranahwhfn members bv going to bed with the onset cf ka. R 5: Mrs. Russell Price. 216 N . »‘U »* received. Hiners. Broadway. Influenza develops wftriln two to January is designated a* "Legi*- live days after exposure and runs lattve Month . the time when spe— । * in nn* Pnxu- a prayers go with you. Cap­ elr claims for government coni- 1 headquarters cf Ute Veterans Ad- tain. when you return t/» India to nsatlon in too many case* are minhirnilon. rather than the as- again take up your hazardous work! ewa.dinu all-out tuicrifice* with Ugnment of block* of such numbers ublic humiliation and embarrass- I tn each regional office to be used Frank Sinatra’s Draft Board re­ nent and bringing, down needles* 1 immediately a* rteeded jected him because of a punctured Pen on brave heart.-, already . HrcommendaUon. drum. After hearing tlie girl* ----- u.. - of war | BMrd UMn nndUln of iu zur ning by the -------tragedy squeal but Saturday night, whilst It may come a* u shock to mll- survey and upon It* Iona experience tlie crooner wa* doing hl* Huff, we ion* cf Americans to leurn that as in the field* of rehabilitation and figured that his eardrum broke In e result of jurisdictional bickering claims procedure. The American tween government comniiltccs Legion ta asking U>e federal gov­ id bureaus, official red tape, un- ernment to do these thing* imme­ Does anyone know where the erstafflng of Veteran* Adminis­ diately: housewives can get soy beans for tration office*, and in too many In­ 1—Streamline the method* of sprouting? Every magazine one stance* ju*t Dinin official incom­ transmitting hospital clinical rec ­ picks has the method. and I petence or indifference, numbers of ord* by the Army and Navy by­ boughtup the chlorinated lime. Then, our fighting men. whom we hail as having such record* sent directly anticipating a yummy bowl of chop heroes today, may actually be de­ to the regional office of the Vet­ suey. I purchased the other ingre­ pendent on public charity tomorrow erans AdminMraUon In the home dients and went all over Hastings tccau.T cf the fallur^ qf reasonably state of each man or woman dU- trying to get the fresh soy beans, efficient MXtlemrnt cf their claims. charged for disability. and "Velly sally. no can do." Maybe Lrgion Make* Survey ' 2 — Place Veterans Administration cur dialect is a little The American Legion 1* now contact representatives al each dis­ Is the bean situation. nutty, but so Pencillin Available of curren. veteran legislation At । case* Onset of influenza 1* making a nationwide survey of Ulis charge center to make certain trial Soon for Civilians ninlT Jan 6*19+4* thwe^wm te’a 1 sudden, with temperature ■ every auenugra discharged man or womui woman u Is Girls, did you have good luck in “ rising to 102 to 105 degrees. There We have all read about penicillin, ru»y advised a* to right* and bene­ your wee. little homemade lhe may be severe prostration. The ’ iU> veteran* dUab,Ut> fits available under existing laws getting new infection-killing drug, cf the veterans ’ bill* now under bit to your soldier boys? We saved Is likely to experience ca*> : und that all service hosjAtal clinical sugar and baked cupcakes 'were whose discovery wa* .announced eonsidejatlon in Washington and sufferer nnx witn eves Partial returns covering 34 states records are expedited in tike prose­ month* ago It has proven Lansing. This should prove of espe- tarrhal symptoms fink. with eeyes. >£ they ever good?* and packed them several in this survey have disclosed 1537 cution of the highest value in destroying clal interest a* each member ought •,lhrual ‘rul vnnaptpe Being at of their claims. solidly, and when they arrived at cases of Worid War II veteran* di*3— Re-establish the block system the two Universities where the infection in the wounds of soldier* to be Informed about current af­ feclcd. charged far disabilities, in which of distribution of ”C" designation Only one case of influenza has who were injured in battle. Ils sup ­ fairs. boys are tearing how lo learn how there have t:“ I been reported in Barry County to numbers lo regional offices of the to fly. the cupcake* looked like ply has been so limited that it has from 3 to 8 month*, date. Tills occurred in an elderly month* or more, more be be-­ V(.u.rww Administratlon. been available for civilian uses nistrauon. ; imd spent Saturday afternoon not Shirley B. Henry, Fourth District patient who expired wiUi pneu­ tween the filing of their claims and and. until recently, there was not Committeeman, n member of the morun. the starting of their compensation woman in need ...— —________ nearly enough for army need* , local post recently received confir ­ payment. No disabled veteran ration at the lime of di*charge i* Major General Norman T, Kirk, mation of his appointment by Na­ The English people have qufje a army surgeon-general, last week should be forced to wait that long kept in service until there is avail­ WOMEN’S BOWLING LEAGUE understanding the Americans announced that, within six months tional Commander Warren Ather­ to get hi* right*. able a bed tn a Veteran* Admlnla- time Margaret Caukin made her Mon ­ ton, as a member of the National As one English officer told his com­ I penicillin, which is ndw getting unIn that waning period too many tratlon hospital. ■ day rtlght bowling quite an affair of these veterans, some of them 1Ma. p ,WHVMU„. will Wlu be avallmass production, 5— Provide muster out pay In rade*: The American boys have J der „ she-----------------------started with a— 159-------first ------------battle casualties, are left to shift amounts dependent on htigth ot a strnrige game They call It. Aw, | nWe ior civilian a* well as military teen other Michigan Legionnaires when ’ •eerived similar National recognl'Ttame. stepped up the tempo on ------ ------------ wiUi | nrfds as 1U pT0duclton u frowlnc for themselves. If they have no service with a portion payable at Nuts’ They -have cardboards 160 the two remaining games to a 180 other income during thi* time, they -discharge and the balance within numbers on and they lay kernel* of j by leap* and bounds, and it will tlon. and 198 score to give her a 537 com on the numbers. Then some­ .'oon not be classed at one of the , and Uieir lumtlie* arc forced on 30 to A0 daVK after scries, the only one of the evening. txxir relief. Wc must not forget thus, one calls out BINGO and all Uie rare drugs. General Kirk made.' 6— Authorize' an officer of the others Betty Braendle hit a close •500 ”. The "Flu" Grips say, ’Aw. Nut*!’ Veddy fun­ i these statement* at the American; their Army or Navy pay and fam­ Army. Navy, or Veteran* Adminis­ series but was two pins short when ily allotment* stop on the day of tration to grant immediate tem- ny. I say old chap, dontcha know. : Pharmaceutical Manufacturers As- Michiqon-Rest Ond I she scored 179-137-182 BeUy Coo­ discharge. , | sociation meeting held last week . . . porarv rating on tlie discharge of Pip. pip. Cheerio." per and Dee Thayer tied for third Lesion Repre-entalion* Made I in New York City. He wa* the for- Sleep Help Most any disabled veteran from a hos­ । place with respective scores of 162­ As National Commander of Tlie pital. I believe cat* are psychic. Here* mer commander of the Percy Jones T1, to be effective al once uid 147-166—475 and 171-170-125-475. health department American Legion, dedicated lo binding on the Veterans Adminis­ why. I had used up my meat stamps General Hospital al Battle Creek. .. Th.e ...... .» Team Results' Portias <3»—Pisfiahting lhe home front battler, of tration. with payment forthwith to as usual, and was indulging in ' Gen Kirk hailed thi* infection-, 20 per cent cf the people of Michl। ten Rings i0>; Trio Cafe '2>—Midlhe men and women who are fight­ continue until permanent rating Is some wikhful thinking about round killing drug as ’one’ of the Uiree gan are afflicted with a mild type; dleville <11; Bonnet and Gown (2) ing our war. I have filed report* made. steaks. The old cat hopped in my heroes of Word War II.’’ He said o( influenza. People should try toi—Burner Strand '2>—Wilcoxon this survey with Uie President .... other „ two were blood plasma keep Ln a good physical condition., Rich <1»: <1>; 7— Shift the U. S. Veterans Ad­ tap like an answer to prayer. I Die Mich. Bell (3>—Seal Co. of lhe United Stale*; with Con­ ministration from a peace lime ba­ began to wonder if you could get a and the Sulfa drugs, «o they can reduce JO'the lowest <0>: State Insulation <2t—Court gressman John Rankin of Missis- sis to a war agency for the dura­ steak off a cat and reached out to --------------- <-•-*— limit the possibility /5f theiX getting House (1). slppi. chairman cf the committee tion tliercbv making available to II see and hr streaked for the door BRINGING BODY that disease: and if/lhey should get I Good Scores: cn veterans* legislation of the priorities for personnel, material, and didnX come back until the next HERE FOR BURIAL it. should be able io combat tt fan J- Daniels 134-191-147—472 House cf Representatives; and with equipment and supplies essential to day. . i Roval Myera •has received wnrd of more successfully car-,. *». L WlllitU r—. by -j properly ,__ r-..t __ W1UIH4 153-158-161—472 United States Senator Bennett the proper treat inent and care ot ' the death of Ids brother. Shirley in^for thermelves. ........... |L Kenyon................ I**'!3?*!**— (elves. _ . I L Kenyon Champ Clark of Missouri. Post Na- veterans of World War 11 provided The kid* had Bing Crosby and hexGeorge Myer*, aged 63. who passed enty of sleep will help1 J. Parcell lionnl commander of Tlie Amcricun for by tlie Congress ot the United was swinging that beautiful "Ma■- - -— be a victim of the flu. , C. Cook .. .171-153-131—455 i Legion and member of the Senate \ States. SK- I’rlne h Hymn." .155-136-155—44fl Finance Committee. swinging, he wound up the ro|>e and Mr My£ra moved from Ludington roW Avoiding over-eating drink- ‘ --------A vert over-eating. drin) 1 The American Legion has asked — *- -the u~ trumpets got wilder •« v.,™. Arizona wncre ■ — _ _.xs __ di . n<t ......... .. — tierv a son re- cold. let go A* Ing al least two quarts of water BUY WAR BONDS these national leaders to take im­ that at NO time shall any war dis­ amj wilder I got madder and. madj’ sided. later going to। San Gabriel. mediate action! lo speed up settle­ abled veterans of World War II det. and then he started "WhervTal. where — ---- employed He lie was । ment* ot these claims. and hl* or her dependent-, be with­ Do We Go From Here-" and I bet was n former well known resident As spokesman for tlw 1.180.000 out government protection. a lot of swing-haters around the of Woodland township where he members of The American Legion, countrv told him the same place lived for many years. Mrs. Myers and the 540,000 member* ot it* NEGRO DIES JUST BEFORE preceded her husband in death. as I did. Auxiliary. I want tt clearly under­ 123RD BIRTHDAY Surviving in hi* immediate family stood that wc will carry this fight Known a* ’ Uncle Sam’s Oldest Will somebody in the Banner of­ are his four sons, two of whom are on behalf cf the Worid War II dis­ Pensioner.” "Uncle" Mark Thrash, fice hunt up a bell, or wreath or in .military service, and tii* brother. abled to the flnlsli: that we will not a negro living In a log cabin in the surnpin. and hang on the Lop of Ratal rest until prompt, and efficient con­ Chattanooga National Park Reser­ tills alleged Tlie remains arc being shipped to It would mean sideration is given their needs and vation In Tennessee. died on Fri­ a very merrycolumn? and a Hap­ Hasting* where funeral services Ihcir every right is adequately pro­ day. Dec. 17. Had be lived until py New Year Christmas will be conducted at the Leonard to ALL OP YOU! tected. Dec. 23. he would have celebrated chapel on Friday. Dec. 24. ot 1:00 We stand adamant on our prin­ hi* 123rd birthday. PM. the Rev. L. Winston Stone PENNOCK HOSPITAL ciple that tlie cost) of rehabilitating officiating. Interment will be In the Two or three years ago. Mr. and the human wreckage of war is just Mrs. The news given herewith is for Lake Odessa cemetery J. W. Hewitt of this city were a* much a part of the cost of wag­ on a vacation trip through Tcn- the week of Die 7 to Dec. 14. in'’ war ns is building of battle- nessee. and made the acquaintance During Uta I period the following xhlps. planes or tanks, and that it of "Uncle Mike." He wa* bom in babies were bom at Uie hospital: I* a federal responsibility. Red tape ! Slavery times in Virginia nnd dur­ I* being cut and inefficiency is be- I ing the Civil war was captured and man. Nashville.- Dec 8: a boy to Ing weeded out to speed building I recaptured several time*. He had Mr. and Mrs Donald Taftee. 302 of war weapotw The same must be ' been married five time* nnd was the N. Broadway. Dec. 0; a girl to Mr done to speed rebuilding of the vic­ father of 29 children. 18 of whom and Mrs. Maurice Ogden. Hastings, BUY Urns of battle. were living when the Hewitt* met R 2. Dec. 7; a boy to Mr. and Mrs Causes of Delay him. His oldest child was then 08 Roy Erwav. Hastings. R 1. Dec. 10. Our survey I* showing numerous bov to Mr. and Mrs. Nell Jones. AND the youngest 60 years of age. aHastings. cause* for the delavs in the adju- । and R 4. Dec. 9: a girl to Mr. The government employed him in dication of these durability claims. the park from 1892 to 1922 when he and Mrs. Marion Smith. Hastings. Most of them can be corrected by i was retired, and had since lived in USE administrative actions peace and quiet In hi* log cabin The causes range from lack of ; home, greeting everyone with a Medical pattern* were: William personnel in Veterans Admlnistra- I smile and with memories of other Otis. 1502 S. Jefferson: Mrs. Susie CHRISTMAS SEALS tlon offices to reason* that are ab- | years not *o peaceful. Whitney. Freeport; Miss Elizabeth soiutclv inexcusable. We have even I Finch, 402 S. Washington: Frank found that adjudication cf claims MARRIAGE LICENSES Gam. 511 S. Jefferson: Mrs. Fav They Fight Tuberculosis has been delayed became of inabll- Wm. a McNutt. Middleville ...22 Green. 1511 8 Hanover; Wilbur ity to obtain red fiber jacket* for Norma Anderson. Hastings Lane. 510 S. Jefferson; Mrs. Hannah the individual case folders Sunfield: diaries Moon. The principal reasons for the de­ Floyd D. VanAlla. City ... Lol* I. Brisboy. City lay have been found to be: 1—Round-about. tlmr-cc*»uming James A. Malcolm. Hasting.method of transmitting hospital Wanda June MacLeod. Hastings 30, clinical records of di'charg“d men Kenneth A. Adams. Baltimore ..23 ** by the Armv or Navy to the Vet­ Mildred E Gould. Hastings erans Administration facilities. These are being forwarded now to DONT BUY THINGS YOU DONT NEED—BUY WAR BONDS the Veterans Administration office , INSTEAD. nearest the discharging hospital for s fifaisrssi s?h ';;23™ DURFEE munitv hospital in Baltic Cl Saturday. Mra. Bugbse and and Mrs Edward Rice caUod on Sunday. He teems lo be —* the home folks. * 1 who is spending his hl* parent*. Mr. an Mra Samuel Geiger Ls about th« We salute YOU, American servicemen and civilians, for your part in helping to bring happiness to the entire world. We salute yeti with a holiday wish heartier than ever before. MERRY CHRISTMAS LyBARKER’S HASTINGS -------------------PHONE 2115 TO YOU AND YOU AND YOU You ore giving more this Christmas than ever before. You are contributing toward last ing peace for the entire world by working longer hours, by doing without to buy War Bonds, GAILY TIED WITH HOLLY COME OUR BEST WISHES Serving you hoi been a pleasure. cheerfully overlooked the You hove curtailments THE ANGELS SING by offering even your lives. Christmas this year has deep meaning for you, because the ioy of giving which means sacrificing is yours. They sing glad Christmas tidings, they sing May your Christmas season be filled with gladness, and may the coming years of peace bring you lasting happiness. of a peaceful world, of a happy world. We put of service that wartime has made necessary, and we appreciate your cooperation our trust in God. and we know that peace is HASTINGS CITY BAN soon to be ours. Fifty Six lean of Continuoiu Service ANDRUS S€RVIC€ HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hutingi PHONES: 2105 • 2103 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1M3 Page two tloned Mo.. in In Crispe Crispe Memorial hospital. Plain- death. Tlie body with a military! Chas. .Hendershott and Mrs. Floyd 8. Culver, an aged resident of commissioned ofluxra. in fact a Honed at at Jefferson Jefferson Barracks. Barracks. Mo., J------------ — -- --------I----------------------- .... Is now at Wittenberg ^11^.. college. a-*."-, Spring- In well after an illneM of ■> three week.,escorti arrived, in Delton Tuesday. Garrison attended Vie runend of Johnstown, died Saturday and wm W/O J O. receives higher allowAs ever. With Lover field. Ohio, where he is taking his He was born in Kalamazoo. March Smith enlisted I ui the navy two Wm. Schantx in Hastings. Tuesday buried in the Banfield cemetery 1 traces for family maintenance than Your son and brother. A'Cadet training. * Mrs. Avert 113. 1870. the son of Mr. and Mrs. years ago. Having been given a 10- * Tlie McOmber 411 Club met with Ernest Mott, relumed home from Kingman., Henry Sievers. He had resided a; day leave, he was enroute home on Joyce and Robt. Clark, on Saturday, ' SOUTH SHULTZ | Well, enough O.I. palaver. WUhPvt. Emeet BeIson. 381B7215 many years «•He the motorcycle when the accident I for their Chrtstmaa party. There • Howard Bryan and family who ing yqu seasons greetings, 1 remain. ’-------- lake for “ “— — A.P.O. 603. % Postmaster Mra. Bert option of Battle Creek Aris., last Thursday where she has11 'Crooked been with her husband for several leaves two brothers. Edward Sievers. hapiwtwd. Besides the parents, he U | v.a* ■ Christmas tree with gifts, Sincerely yours, San Francisco. California apent Monday night with Mr. and weeks. Elvert has been moved to Lawton mid George Sievers, Van­ survived by three brothers, Arthur. । gating on the pond, und refresh- . have lived lierv a number of year., i moved on the Peck farm neaT Sgt. E. R. Hoos Mrs. Leon Pennock and from Tues­ the C. I. 8. school at Fort Myers. couver. B. C.. several nieces and, Clyde and Harold and three sisters.! menu. * Christmas was fittingly Bristol school house last week. ! 1108 Signal ---- * Co.. 11th Service Op. Dear ZoUy: nephews. Funeral services were held Margaret, Marian and Helen all al I observed by our church school on 1 Their children can still attend the day night until Friday afternoon We have again been recalled to Pendleton Field. Oregon . ... the 67th Division tn Juul to jump Mr. gnd Mrs. Ed. Penbrook, who from tile Truesdale funeral chaj>eIJ home. A Gold star has been added Sunday with a program nnd Chrlst- Delton school. * Mr. and Mrs. Haxat 1:30 Saturday after-1 to the service flag at the Delton I nm tree * Mis. Franctw Hender- ry Misener of Kalamazoo visited I Excerpts from leltera written by from maneuvers tn LouLdan* with Garth Floria and baby of near have been living at the Arthur'•। Kalamazoo, with burial in Riverside. Kai- Rtirai Agricultural school as nejihottls in Kalamazoo visiting Uie 1 their mother Mina Kenyon nvon Friday pvt. Ernest Belson Bebon ’to * his --------parents, tlie 470th Truck where Gordon had Hastings have been visiting her hus­ Eddy home, have moved into Uie noon, graduated from the school Me)Atendershotts. * Mr and Mrs. evening. * Tlie Rev. and —. Fr™ id ii Mrs. Fred •' Mr and’ — Mrs. ----William B. Bolson, been sent temporarily to mere band's parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. living rooms in the oil staUon just; mnazoo. ------ " • • ‘ i Lynden Garrison of Cleveland came Hom and the Rev and Mra. Le­ route 1. Hosting*. maneuvers in Tennessee. It Is quite south ot the village. * Mr. and Mrs..! About Sixteen mimlnn of the I Mrs. Mary Doster is sick and ik! Mason Norwood of Kalamazoo called L O. T. M met at the home ol Mrs. I HENDERSHOTT ’ Sunday to visit, their parent* Mt. land Sherrard and Marcia Jean of Nov. 2. 1943 a stretth of Tenting on the cold, cold ground' tor Gordon. This time twlnar fnr at the home of her ‘'on on Mr and nnd Mrs. Mrs Marshall Norwood Hattie Whittemore last Thursday. I Everyone had a fine time al tlie i and Mrs. Robt Garrison. * Mr. and , Battle Creek culled on old Dear Mother. Dad. and Harry: ! for their Christmas Ulhner and W.S.d.S. Christmas party last • Mrs. Altxit Brill called at Oils De- । neighbors here Friday. * MT. and u*uxnK-r. mid. ..M.WUMM-, and Mr. and Mr*. Roger William-i-------------------Received your letter tonight that tin* boys and I are living near town Thunday at Mrs. Ronald Haynes' Haynes ,■ Mott's Mr’Sunday “ J - to *- see *' Mrs. EUq 1 Mr* Frank Hom entertained the you wrote. Dad. Oct- 13th. Sure In a lovely- farm home and enjoy H« daughter. Mra. Vern Quick of; Sunday. * Mra. Wayne Waite of Christmas party. aifts acre ex­ Thursday Argie Stratton of l in Hastings. The new officers are: Lahr who is ill. ♦ Tile Hendershott Farm Bureau hireling Thursday was glad to hear from you and that it much, especially after months of yUmfield visited tier Saturday. * < Augusta and Mrs. Roy Walters of changed. Mrs A Mrs. Leon Pennock and daughter Hickory Comers have been assisting 1 ui Plainwell ni..^n and „.,i her mother and Mrs. I Pres., Esther Brill; Missionary pres.. I school Christmas party will be held | night. * Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Bishop you arc catching up on Uie work living in hotels with a couple of night, and the McOin- ! of Baltic Creek and Mrs Gordon in good shape. Wish you could get very active kids! How about trans-, Naomi and Mrs. Charles Harring-1 in lhe post office during tlie |»st Meda Spaw of Prairieville were in Mabie Ganison: social activities.. Wednesday night, ecretary Maude tier bcr on Thursday night. r I Kenyon of Hostings visited at the a little of our rain. It' has been ferring our paper to Uils address too were in Hostings Saturday week. * Mrs. George Schmalzricd attendance * Ellsworth and Carol Myni Henry: secretary Altha Hendei- I --------------- *-• Kenyon home Sunday evening. * rnmtng off and on for the last few for our stay here? We've been on night. ★ Dean WUlianu who has of Levering canny to Lhe home of Starring of Hickory Cornets spent1 Missionary tr-as.. Catherine GLASS CREEK । Orville Cook who has been working been sick tor several days is now on her son-in-law and daughter, the Monday with their aunt Mrs. Leon I .•holt. now. I heard from Wilbur, liio move ao much I didn't bother --- - -------Extenalon d3SS 1 In Ohio and has been In the” hos­ day* Jfnvncs. flower com- Irene Hendcx- j The Qlwa ■ | -------------the gain. * Mr. and Mb. Glenn Wil- 1 Rev. and Mrs. C. E- Duvls-lasl Frl- Pennock. iBelsori) guess he likes it up there with the other change from Wino­ Robert W. Smith shott. Bertha Garrison. * We were met with WiUI Mi.; V1JUV ,TBr„n I.l*; pital there came last week to visit at Camp McCoy. na. liams and three sons of the W. K. day night where she will spend the Clyde. War:tn Funeral services for Robert W i.lad that Mrs. Elizabeth Rullson, Thursday, a lovely dinner wa I hLs sister Mrs. Ethel Hom. Christmas Greetings. ZeUoa'Farm were supper guests of1 winter. * Mr and Mrs Dunne HarHad some "Flllle Steak" tonight ••WinUielr mother. Mrs. John Ad.hns.;; rington migiun -of w Kalamazoo called on their w.c.. Smith. 19. aviation machinist mate is able to be out again. * J. B Dex-; j,eiVed after which the lesson on and fried potatoes. Sure had a I mother. Mrs M Charles Mrs. Gordon P. Fisher fioturdoy night "— **" *--’— Harrington 2nd chess, stationed at Nnrfalk. Va.l ter of Batil)' Creek culled at A. C. I clothing war. given by the leader. । BARRYV1LLE meal Don't know as I ever heard were held al 2 o'clock Wcdnc.sduy Chuks Friday aftrnu-on. * Mr und j Mrs. Harry Dunn and Mrs Ru-.).-! I Mr. and Mrs. Huron Healy and W. S. Tolbert. R. 2 Mr. and MTi Arthur Halst of East, Sunday. Murfreesboro. Tennessee The choir o' the Delton Methods*! from tlie Henton funeral home here ; Mrs Floyd Garrison and Mr. and , Whittemore. Christmas gifts were lanslng spent Saturday night andI with burial in Hickory Corners cerneMrs. Lrnle Matte-son. attended the , exchanged bv cheer-alstera. T|n Bunday with Mrs. Alice Collins church gave a fine program of of Mr. and | funeral of their cousin, train Fish- | inemlivrs vUltor----They attended church servicesi Ciiriitma.s caroLs In the church Sun­ ten . Robert, the members and nnd one visitor were “pres' had a chance to get them Sunday 13 December. 1943 mis Lib Dougins.-, Sunday morning. * Mr? Ada day evening. * Mr. mid Mrs. Gor­ Mrs. Rolland W. Smith, of near1 er. at the Dowling church on Sat- , and aim a lot of bacon. Some of the Dear ZoTly. Their uncle uln nMl mccung. meeting. w air. nnu —t- afternoon. "’l:’ ------ Myron .i 4J in lhc ncAt Wright of Flint come to the die Durkee spent Saturday after* Delton, died of injunes received urda. .i.i' were Sunday evening callers of Mr Sorry I missed seeing you during Whitworth Dcwlltii’. nn.ssed ’Vav an r-,. a motorcycle-automobile accident of Dowling, pn.v.-d a aw.iv ^jrs.s. vi*.'* q1;iS Whittemore spent Sun- and Mrs. Forrest Bldelmiln. * Mi*s breakfast, but not inc. ■......... . .............. ...... .. ..................... ........... <>f ................. ....... vs i*i i.emu home cf her daughter. Mrs Rob­ noon in Hastings * The fire truck in my five-day furlough. Maybe I'll at Richmond. Va. HLs parents wc.e Saturday forenoon, the funeral be^,0 wlth Rob; parent.', were Kob:. Oil. Slirkkers ai ert Barnes and family ’Dte-dav was called out Sunday evening about v“.» If ’ I day with the rvvu.. wet Ul Tf >•«« you hear hear anythirw anything from from J. J. do better Christmas. if I ever make lug held Tuesday ntDowling the Dowling | Richland Mra. StBwwnell from Friday nil V. the accident.and :ushed 9 ..... Hichlond * Mrn.* Stuart of thL« week for a vlsi. * Rol>-r: 8 o'clock Ur extinguish, a chimney fire notified of p r *-mki*.|: Dibble, let me know. < Ernest and it in good health. What with the ;im} son Mn Stanipy Stanley of Crangexulr Crangeullr and anti with Mr and .%•>». uwr Barnes who L<at Norfolk. Va . called at lhe home uf Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ to his bedside, but he died without church. * Mrs. Tod OTAUghlln 1,11 und Jtmmy Dibble lived across tlie road four different connections from recognizing them as he remained went to Battle creek Monday. ie। ------------------------------muchI (rcn, ,.ach olh„ and Bttended both bus and train. 111. doubtless, hfe parents last Saturday He said ert Adams at Crooked lake. * '• Mra. Margaret Wliccx of Uie Ciild- and family. * Because of so much to tell all of his friends “Hello' * Henrv Sievers. 73. Crooked lake. in an unconscious condition from 1 ••• •• ■.inc until Tui-'dm with Mr*.'■ 1 ester district called at the Jack sickness there will not be a Christ- lhe EMger school). be quite the mashed package when Kenneth Horton who has been sta- Delton, died Wednesday afternoon tlie time of the accident until hh Harvey Parnulce. * Mr. and Mrs. ' Envoy home Sunday to see liic new man tree and program at the church Nov. 7. 1943 I steam in at Ute journey's end. for the first time in many years. , boy who has been named Jnm>* all better rattle up some fam­ I'm very happy and proud about Instead, there will be a short pro­ ilyYou I Stuart. pictures and send them to me । Maurice Erway of Grand Rapids Eram and party nt the school before long. 1 sure have enjoyed Detroit on June 29th and put on , was u visitor at Roy Etuay'.s Sun- ouse Thursday afternoon. * Mr. what I have had so far and would an acUve duty status August 23rd and Mrs. Karl Gasser mid sons are । day also Louis Erway of Kalnnuappreciate more. Il sure has been • and became a full-fledged Marine I zrx, cnllid. * Mrs. Annabell Siio- moving this week to Battle Creek a nice day. Have been reading a : gal on October 2nd after completing having sold their farm home in took on our army planes and what । the rugged six weeks' training at ijn Tute < f Hxstings called on Mr:.. Assyria. * Mr and Mrs. Clarence they can do. Quite interesting. Jus’. Camp Lejeune. New River. North Higdon and baby oaoy nnd and Mrs. Harold ' . Vnginin Tntc Sunday, * Little Ju— Kood bunch of books Carolina. Our basic training was {hrminh m/snecin^Servlce 1 die Whittemore has 'the chicken- Higdon and daughter of . doled out with no punches pulled. । pox. * Mr. and Mrs Russe) WhltteDibbles a just as we’d hoped and imagined— 1 more attended a christma# party at Mr and Mrs F if 1 ithron were i Christmas V-mail. I sure hope they J perhaps a htUr. more no. It wxs / CtiruUnstmoy warn your , Miss Ethel Copenhavers m Hustings stindav riitiniT nr rw- VhSp1”1* tMK UlBt Jtmmlr* Ls safe and difficult to make the change from Hivcn t had any Christmas pack-! civilian to service-woman, but we ■ Ju.nu-i) Kturday night hirii*" .»**. Mr. and „uu Mrs MrJdftHiib,'rt tJftrnu aLl^ami’lv1 to your tabic the finest Il: s.-l Thornton find family of *Mri Mund I survived the ordeal with much frxxh available in all ihii I Charlotte wire Friday vLsftors at das- niahlt and Sundav^ with h^r nK’”and not wr>* much **c‘ I ,c»rtn* of halr bY “NaO-’a"'. I Clyde Warren's. si-rer Mrs v£rn Tnrtf.m I ’’nd class mail either. The latest and higher-ups. Of course, the WP" u the ~r,T P** °< 1 DI ‘« ,DrtJI instructors) rate a mite w-u .snent “S' Sr/LfSfL ?_nP2?"’ ' Augiwt. August I will have a good svmnathv and acclaim for thoae shall We’dnesrtav HarlJPprM^rood supply •I of sympathy Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacDougai ■luemS .M? h«"*”-1W •« «« nVre .«!« —<■*-' « luM war .nd t~r. I a ill spend Christmas with their son aice • mocns with tig Gilletts Qy lhe way CBn y#u n , They certainly get a battle of their Floyd Tungn’.e and family in Bat­ mouth organ like I used to have? own on home soil. At the climax of Official Fingerprinting , tie Creek. *,Thc school nnd Sun-y Nov 21. 1943. Sunday night | our basic training we had our bttday school Christmas exercises will In Argentina, every male reach- !j Got our turkey and the trim-1 tal|on parade, battalion show, and 'ng the age of 18 is fingerprinted. ! mines today for Thanksgiving. the graduation exercises. Beverly vrning. * Mr and Mrs Ben Brink One can will make two creamy jmoolh pies 'll is getting so it is hotter here. । Jones graduated from Hunter Cd­ । cf Augti'.a were Sunday dinner , _. . , , , In another month it will be mid-. lege Wave training In New York I guests of Mr and Mr.-.. Don Put­ 62c 3 KROGO nam * Mr. nnd Mrs DeVon put ­ I lk pit®. I get the Banner now nncMhenI "boof^tag and. the Coincidence is KROGER S STUFFED , nam of Drarixam will entertain for Shortening. 15 Points Nov. 25. 1943 quite the marvel. She will complete ' Christmas dinner at Twin Cedars. For that holiday, baking I Brown Sugar, 4-Ib. bag 25c Tlie boys sure hud a feed today, i her Storekeepers' training in Mll; Mi - Kitty Hinchman Mr. and < Continued from Page 5. Sec 1 ' ' as you can i«ee by the enclosed icdgevUle. Georgia about lhe 26th 54 c i \fi>. George Ranson of Hastings. t li.in- alway.s wanted to drop menu. I work until after midnight । of this month. I keep hoping that 12-oz. can G'<>i-je Wlckwlrv mid Henrv and ■ 0.1 a Im- nnd tell ynp how much end the cooks work all night, but | something will happen so she can *1: and Mr* Doh Pltna.'r. >■.' B .:i- I appteclafe your column. Mv It's worth it. I did manage lo get make It home for Christmas, too. b3X fi.’Jd. * Mrs Rnlx'rt Smith has ix-cn mn'.hri-in-law. Mr. Willis Kant- a couple hours sleep this after- but I guess that's Just wasted wishWhole Kernel Banfam Corn. 14 Points do.16c PECAN MEATS •II with the flu but lias returned h>-r. .-nds me their Bunner quite t oon would have had mere, but imt. CHERRIES t-ez bonle 17c 'o lur work in Batt! Clerk * Mr- eften, und I read T. from front just give these boys a few minutes Fresh llavory kernels I arrived here nt the IndlanapoNo. 2 can Red Maraschino S1.04 § to b ick. even the adv rtt-emm'..• anil and tlv-y've th-v've got a poker game going ILs Rrcruiting — Station ------- -----------October—8th .. . spend Christmas with Maurk-r Tlicre .•■•ems to be some contro- end - • arc - ••they — — *— I'd •■• — to following — -a ••thre'-day ----- -*— -•stop-over — —— in FLOUR Enriched "art* noisy like Fine- Flavored. Easy to prepare 18 Poinlj । Cr< okston and famliy-cT'M. s-.inr DILL PICKLES 2 37c versy os to who tans a salute in throw them all over Uie bank. Chicago where we purchas'd our lhe Crookstons are nfovmg \o Nev. thi; man's nrmv Well, acceding - It did not seem like Thanksglv- Sereeant stripes, carefully dotachCountry Club baking lesfed Mary lou. Sweet Pickles, qt. 31c York City. * Mt . Afanct.i iS.il' . t°, '"n2L ’a?...“11 c lnc ,!i‘-v Io mr' ,iul 1 11 »“s dig bur Pfc stripe ithose of us dozen Munton mid bibvmiuglitci M>-lan- mt'Mcnrd officers nnd Warrant of- [ Tlie ixivs sure were all pleased with whc'd received them graduation day 29c PEARS . । ie. left Saturday'''!lor Denver CcL. flier.-., and Officrra of friendly and th- «at». Were getting in a nn- at “boot camp —50't of the class' or Plain Kept Fresh in cello wrapper Counlpr Club Halves 24 Poinls ( where thry wii> s|Krtd tlie holidays ul.ud nttlion- r ib- .i -.ilnt- With ‘ chine now to make ice—2 ton a • -reived tamt). and saving them with the fonder's husband Pvt Vic­ Uu* latter two categoric » raluu> I dav. That wilTTw nice. Well at for future use when we transfer. tor Munton./* Myron Wltwcrth an L> ontlonal ITioi to October. 1942., leas’, they try to make the A’rmv vu. Our 0,.,^.. Sergeant ..... rating U merely tcni1! cr'is^. 19c CURRANTS No 2 can . eld and former resident cf this vi- a Warrant Officer did not rale 3 i home in some ways, but it will porary Our duties here are fasrinity. dls^r at hh home in Dowlittg salute. but al Hint time. Army reg- . never be home until I get behind cino Ung — >n Figs, pkg?Mc 3 Pis. Blue Ribbon and *** never lose interest for Campbell's, 3 Pt* Country Club, Tall No 2 can lie, 5 Pis. । on Saturday, he was buried, in the ijatiuu entitled him to all privi- , tlie jHow. us. My work Includes the interview.1 ccineUry Monday. * John leges and courtesies accorded to I'm feeling fine and will write (Contlnued on Page 4. Sec. 2 > SEEDLESS RAISINS DELTON itSKROGERS for the season's I Olives 26c Bread Niblets Corn Early Peas Sugared Donuts 13c pts M.25 4 78c Males a welcome gill Penn Rad 100‘a Pure Penmylvania 17c X nt Sun-Maid 4 Pls. Oranges Jumbo doz. ,79c 39c WondcrNul Mergarme. lb 20c 6 Pls Medium e Smill, doz 35c ri.’ 7 ib< 49c Bt.g‘4 Yellov mi oik,t- 6 lb* 29c Pascal Celery ”.?wi stalk 39c Cranberries CoFfse Sweet Poiatoes lbs. 29c Emperer Grapes lbs 31c >ach 12c bunch 19c ib. 21c Head Lettuce Fresh Broccoli 59: 2 Delicious Apples 26c 10c Winesap Apples Michigan Potatoes A., £. 3tc 10c 47c 15 KROGER 5 EMBASSY Salad Dressing «», 17c COTTAGE CHEESE -^4 13c CIDAR VINEGAR I WOMEN TO CANDLE AND BREAK EGGS FOR DRYING PLANT - 13C 51.39 s* - 25c 5 Z, 27c 3 Armin's qu»H 10c DOG FEED MEAL LARGE ROASTING Kreger s hut/ CbJj. 5 lbs 42c CHICKENS I LUMP ’ENDER $ 9 K>cger . AvondUa AVALON CHLORITE Treat of lhe feas FOR ESSENTIAL WAR WORK In Pure pak carion Nol rationed VITAMINS Kroge.1 3 I $ 25c Celery Hearts c.i» KRCGER’S HOT DATED SPOTLIGHT 10c Id ' 4/C 59c Florida Oranges “ * * 5 WANTED 2Sc „ Siz. Large do: Florida Grapefruit EVAPORATED MILK 3 ' GRAPEFRUIT JUICE KERSEY COCOA CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS MI*CIO!CE MARGARINE c 18c 2 l-:b .ar 35C 2-lb jar 69c. Not rationed No ration points required Kreger's Embassy ROLLED OATS ON THE HOME FRONT PURE HONEY e 13c Slone ground. Cid fashioned flavor 3 •> 35c 10c Motor Oil AVONDALE MUSTARD I $ Emerald Walnuts 11c 13c Ceunliy Club Ailt about Plant Oller PEANUT BUTTER to ™>________ ____ ____ Raleighs, Philip Morris and most other papular brands 25c SODA CRACKERS 13c 8c Tomato Juice Cigarettes KROGER 5 CLOCK 3 Pumpkin XXXX Sugar 1 ■«> 1,01 ME^TY Each bird specially selected lo give rjMlc;. your money. Stewing Hens is. Pork Loin Roan Rib Cui IS 29c lb 33c lb 33c 4 Poinlj Oysters Solid pack Smoked Kami Shank Half. 2 Poinh Picnics COOKED - SMOKED Juil heal and serve. THOSE WHO ARE EMPLOYED IN DEFENSE WORK DO NOT APPLY 37c . 4 Points FRES-SHORE Rushed Iron: ocom lo yo.' Mincemeat Country Club - Bulk ~ Piece Bacon ib 31c Lean, 3 Pis Grade A Sliced Bacon, lb 39c. 4 Pls. Nol rationed Pork Sausage ■ Bulk. V.'ell seasonad is 37c ib 32c 5 Poinls Rosefiih Fillets No ration points required ' KROGER mamis LATONIA CLUB ASSORTED SILVERS-RICH Beverages 3 X 23c BUY * WAR BONDS * and Stamps 120 NORTH d Real Xmai Gift I BROADWAY �nre bmusoO i«m. ratnuotr. otcrwtrn a. mi ■Allardisf wa kru .F un; .?;r Drain (Carlton) l>ur.all.,n. Rlaia Put Mllr . .. ■oi M A? Awarding of NE U WH of N • raw 1000 J —■ • 485.00 gei.sra 11 SUPERVISORS fc/sss Itxachila Drain NEU •fWU »f HWU iaa« io MMnl Fn-.l 1.30 3 O0 5 34 24 00 18 SO 3.75 W Titmar.b J t*n• L. L»ek art W. T>u>»r*b y , ,. s.tt — H Ell-rion .75 Ham GuUhrw .75 P llarliagar Oram Hoarla A t 25 31.00 .4 HE!i NWU »< HW% J of ws ot HKU J. W. Brook* 1.95 Garllager Bro«. Courthoo Hrelth Bantfil Hlxbwi " Hlcbwi •’ MEM l: 100% Arthur Erkrrt Arthur Eckert 143.1oo 143.1l>0 81.1SO 313.;so a 44 j00 91. 50 30.50 13 30 6i.no ei.oo Village Baltimore ------ --- ------ - Hrnnrr-Wilnanii Hope- .......................... ’__ Irving .................. U....M.U. SEU ol XWI. 1 n1 4 including 7 1r 305.00 5791.50 549i.OO 73 .20 140(30 11*3 .00 gent H33.77 Nona ■S r H 4 r« It • sti.|,I 1 r r h of hwm • 100.00 Allrrdisr 701.50 133.00 U nt HEM " J NWU nt 8 KU nt HEM Htaia H.t: 8WU of H Drain Bracial Aaaaaaaant Won I Bert Friiby "BUlra-rartoU Drain" 1 Claud Y»il»r Drain H|»rlal Areea.iaent Roll for ibt Joarvli Dorie John Rkbardaon Townihip of Woodland. Coualy of Harr/. 1 John Rirhariiaon Wm. Moore Myrtle U'aahbarn Hollon Hull oxa. Michigan EU ot NWU HWU of NWU NW% of NWU I County ut Haire ■oil CUI: 11 iSM-CNCri .30 Uarlingrr Brea. NWV " W "a HEM UerliBgar Brea. H. K-mrau 1.85 10. as 3.S so. Mapla Urova Oraucavilla „— PrairtoTllIo —« Rutland ............... Ranarka 3 1 ■< PA P4. nat.ts 1 347.50 415.75 Hijlwar Road Haoalll a Brldxaa' .•L975 Road BanWil 495.00 cynwr oi nprure nwamp 'Drain. Th. lo a HWly dirar Nashville called on Mr. and Mra. Vincent Norton and Mr. and Mra. Chas. Laubaugh one day last WM*. Haalth A Drainage Ford Btowtll I 50 Ch. N. Frank Hynas f — Woodland SOUTH BOWNE Maur|.-e |llau< Freak H/nae J. Jordan J. Jordan BEU of BEU • >6. ioo.no 2‘ P 3 7j25 NU of NE U<*t. Church BEU of 8EU 6WU of BEU hoard adjourn until 1 3 Aftarnoon Srnlon ss called > I HW<4 ot BW8 Rrr.afll Orla W-Smith ntn Hlairi until Monday. October 18lh, at 8:00. .Sulfa NH of NEU E. SO A. of an of 8EU WU. 8WU of NEU sir. NEU toe C. Qroiingar C. Qmlntrr Ociobrr Setilon Haatlnra. Michigan Eart William. I;.. 7.»25 f.«»5 birthday. * Merry Christmas to lhe editor and his staff of the Hastings Banner. Mr. and Mra. Harvey Blough ot Welcome Corners. Mra Rachel Stahl and son Arthur of Zion R1U. th? Rev. D. Zook and the Rev. Troyer of Clarksville. Roy Blough and daughter Betty of Freeport were callers through the week al Jerry Blough's * Mra. Lydia PorriCt attend* rd church Sunday morning and waa Eldon Farrell WU of WU of REM The compunity was shocked to Elian FarrrU Holl Call 8 II .1 . r 5?? n'ii Health Blata ot hlicbican. i. Carried. ANNOUNCEMENTS: Th NH Of MEM of NEU Ea. 1 A. ..■inau. lonncriv oi nowne. w mt. and Mn Anthony* Humphrey and Mrs. Alice Gardner called on MM. €?...<■ tin.i>„.„ ~~ -----■ a.*M^a*a Tuesday ★ Harold Glesa and Uy of Grand Miller Is assisting with the houseu^.1. >• • vriln Wmm.. re­ sister is assisting with the work , at Evart PcH‘» * Born to Mr. and Mra. Evart Poll Sunday. Dec. 13, a son. A Mrs. Jennie Pardee. Mira Wsneta Schray aceomnanled Roll Call 4 calling on friends of this sto Sunday. * second class Bea in Arthur Anderson of Boston viall his sister, Mrs. Paul Hoffman a family Saturday. * Marion a Barbara Burkey of Hastings apt the weekend with their cousins, I Clare Eash children. * Mr. a Mrs. Charles Gibbs of Middles ■pent Bunday last at the Sti Miller home. * Clare Eash a family were Sunday dinner gue of Floyd Burkey of Hastings. forenoon. !-• STS Chriitina CLOVERDALE HU »f NEU of NEU HEU of NEU Drain Spacial Hanner ud WUlUmi Drain 1300.00—184 J KU of NW U 8EU of NWU EU of NEU WU ot NEU 14 31 32 >2 4 4 4 4 7 V 7 visitors on Monday. * Tlie slon Class lx-ld thklr Dec. at Olenna Huninrton's on 1 day afternoon. * The Ladle Maccabees in tills vicinity i ed their annual Christmas Uli Call All (Continued BRANCH DISTRICT Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wilcox spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Emory Wood in Hastings. * Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Norton and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Norton fa Kalamo. * The Branch school will have a Christmas tree and pro­ gram Thursday svening. Deo. 23. * Mra. James Sidman went to Lan- Traci, ParerI or Sub Diriiion High Health Benefit Henry- Wllllauu ffif'SKT-i.’TSSfc'SffS Psblk Hasllk WU ofTwU Higbvay Harriot Fare lea ion and wife. ★ The Dorcas Society at the Ostroth-Adams homo was Suite well attended Friday evening. i■ Mrs. Perrigo of Albtop Albion expects to spend the winter with Mrs. Otis Whitmore. Phil Qailtarar h i Harry Christmas with Mra. and family in Assyi— Mra. Vincent Norton ipgnt •re »UI a S3.W. Mm Hattie Whittemore at on Thursday. Mrs. Lenotv Waugh wm in tnaxoo on Friday to attack funend of her mother-in-' Annie Waugh. * The Gan ChrUtmas party waa the home at Hssal 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1943 we're actually seen evidence of' around here. We have a weekly ual ty type* of Joking—but only on our The folk* are sure good to us We made our first flight yester­ Pvt. Theodore O. Hayward. time. ( over here. We always have a good day The pilot practiced landing* personal liupectton each Friday own M1I1744 On Th* Hom* Front — Nope. I don’t regret a.bit of IL time addle on pass. While talking and take-offs. That Liberator is 13!h General Hospital morning but keep most Inpeccably behind. People buying milk stop A .P.O. 9138 *k Tviucrvater I My room-mate. Sergeant Lof* As my room-mate otten puts IL and stayed at the American Red little radio work such a* relaying him. give him a bottle, and he milk* San Francisco, Calif "If I had it all to do over again. predate the military manner in I’d loin the Marine Corps, taat* Cross. The next morning a* I wi*s cur position, etc I can eee Uiat I'm which he conduct* affair* tn a set­ what Ud <fo.’ And that expresses coming out ot the Red Crass I ran going to be a darned buoy fellow. forms and al! for the fellow* from ■broadcasting ------ - - ••— about — the news "Hooup of this tj-pe and aumire his my sentiment* completely—only I Into Howard Martin this folks are We have another flight scheduleo calf that Ls put into U.e cart 1 aeiKUve service and the seventeen-__ _________________________ ______ knowledge cl every pliaze of Uie nujht try to cnllsv earlier—even u> the ones that had the schoal bus*. for tonight at 7:00—a night IlMit.would xlcr" Mai Ines. Site does a splendid __ __ not liavs . believed thi* if I Class 44-5-DB. Later oi. In lhe 3rd phase wr.<-n hid it I got a souvenir vw*r-nlzi enlistee* I believe were lob. In case you're interested, it's Corp* and it* function*. ■* not * seen “ lying my age and don't think I We were .ture surprised to see each --------sfciiy —H* - --------------- w-u j*. other. . .K " M.nn,over WIBC’ <PhHr» 'Plug?— —M*vhe Maybe I• whlrh which Ban Angelo. TYxaa MM the. first women to enlu. nv Our "boot camp” life *a* similar cidn t pore over (hr. plan fore 1 The American Red cross really making some long hope, to E! Paso. _ ___________ __ _________ ^ts 1070 on the diaL ■ wc muojcxi to that v* of uw. the meus. men'*. We studied and aft either. This life ha* made doe* »/lot for the boys over litre. Salt Lake, over the ocean, etc. Abo ■om one of the King * Polioemen. Pfc. David B Long live women candidates. We do a I'm thinking of requesting trans- where the men practice the course, me realize more of what our men-' IThey have a place for us lo sleep in our third pliase we get our own t sure is a wicked end deadly Hd C. TMT.. 8D A. of publicly work. too. which is fer to either■Motion-Picture Oper- Wc freUed over lecture note* about in service are experiencing and how when on pass If they are filled up Well pick it up in Kansas, eapon. It’s about the else and* Camp Elliott i moat mtnsulng for me. We ‘qtor or else Radio Operatora school Manne Qorpa HL-.tory. Naval Law. n>an> ttungs 1 :nuunucj«;ocd pre- । they will send us to some private plane. jape at Uwae tor cap guns Elwyn Ban Diego. 44. California bava ft radio programs, newspaper wlien when IIve ’ve been here k»ig long enough enougn Organisation. Admlnisiraiion, Ma- viously. I even think the newsreel home. The Red Cress also puts up or maybe Michigan. a*. I think 111 give it to Doc when Ptctures public speaking and ap- to be able to make such a reques‘’. rinc Corps Custom* and Couneslr*. is thi choicest portion of a movie some cf those good old U. 8. meals. get home. Please write soon. Russel diaries Bhcllenbarger. KL c but the food la pretty good. We Kr-rew* j haven’t done as much I like this life and being near home Drill, Personal Hygifoe, xiraw rirai aio >IOW anxl formerly I merely tolcr- : First Aid. I went to church last Easter Sun­ ibid pullmans cothing down iiere. Love % Fleet Postofflce bf the publicity work as I supposed but we live almost like civilians, Defense Against Chemical jhemical At ’aclc ated them. They taught me what Attack, and ran into another f-T'nd of and I had a lower all to myself Pfe Junior M. Well fare, 36407874 1 Ban Francisco..California rd do When I requested this assign- except for the Marine Corps cus- Guard Duty. Weapons and Combu "was going on and how to face the day ment but, because the rest of my toms and courteslt* naturally ob- Tactics. Uniform Wear and Cart. grtnuicss there and I'm happy mine. Hl* name Is Robert F. Adams. Really came in style. Some of you folks would know hie Still haven’t' had a pom. so will Pfc. Donald L. Heeler eare so engroasing. Um not served, and I Joined to be strictly Physical Education. Aircraft iden­ about the adjustment. There is one father. Clark Adams. really celebrate when I do get one. tiled. There are five cf us “GJ.” and to face Uu- war. Thanks tification and many others. We cl’cumstsnc-. however, that IrriThursday. Dec. 3. 1943 I went to Sydney on my furlough 6600 Ellis Ave. Marines in Lndunip-iiU to our Commanding Officer. Major even sat through some of the train­ talcs us thoroughly and of which I About time to get up so will close Dear ZoUy: Seattle. Washington and since our arrival, five of the Ralph E. Boultrn. we ding to as ing film* used - for the men We 4iu.clu.A-i * umu .» IX a guilty guy, In July. They have a zoo there now. Just a line to thank you for the Love. men have left for combat training, much "OX" life as is possible liked drill, after becoming accus­ and that is "mistaken service”, we Bill Pvt. Donald K Wellfare tomed to the dlicfpllne and the are often called Waves. Span, or ' dress. You can't possibly realize Sgt. Wm. DeCou. 36424941 Co. B. 134 Inf. commands of-the men "D.I.'s" We Wacs and any service-wontan will iat Need s lake, Grand Rapid*. what new* from Iwme means to us. 4th Bomb Sdn . 34Ui Bomb Gp. APO 35 *7 Postmaster were tn great sluipe for the batta­ tell you how utterly infuriating it , I suppose acme of you folks heard I imagine it's the same all over the FIRST WITH THE NEWS... Nashville. Tennessee A A B . Blyth. California lion parade on graduation day— becomes simply because ot people's ;some sfork« about the boat i came world whether it'* a sailor aboard The Columbia Broadcasting System inc inc battalion urn union pa- >±ck « knowledge of uniform*. ■over on. We were out three day* the oay day of ua>. days. Tlie sillp or a soldier or Marine sta­ Pfc. Karl O Welfare. 36434354 rade will never be forgot ton by the P1"? “f*-80 "“W dVfTn’: *T- ."nd srm»thlng went wrong with has won first place for all-around tioned In Italy or any point be ­ This is to tell you of my slight Women Marines We were in full I understand the confu- 'the motor so we had to turn around war news covering this year. tween there and the Aleutians. New York. N Y. color and our pulses beat patriot- *loh bir- Atl11 11 aggravates us. We iand go back to California. We were change in address which happened Typical of the CBS new* coverage Monday so as to have you send my ically along with tlie band music have no n-ck-nanu- us..ei th u were two notable newsbeats within 1 out mrito and made it thLs time Bonner straight to me with Uie and. if I could have gazed about one* wh.ch we al.ow our fellow- < Cpl. Lester M. Clark. 381817H the past month. On November 21. I hear cne of Jim Lancaster* t’lnhteit delay. <we were al attention*. Um certain Marines to use. which are “Gyre.i-’ 479th Bomb Sqd.. 338‘Ji Bomb I raw coreddrrab'e of Alaska and Wooley Edwards. CBS correspond­ I yas transferred from the lOO ’ h I'd have seen a proud tear trick- or ’Leatliemeck —otherwise were ' . ........ . Grp. Ung down many a cheek a* we res- Ju»t /Marines . thank you. and I hear.he te to th- same campI. am .... Squadron to the 99th Squadron of decided that with the powdble ex­ ent in Honolulu, flashed the first Army Air Field ception of Michigan, it is the most the . ’ firne Group (441st) and ao am Uxed that, for some of us. this proud of the name. I b»n I haven t been able to find him news of the American offensive Lake diaries. Louisiana beautiful place in the world living next door to where I lived would be our last parade and it I want you to know how much IJ*1- „ T _ . „ aaaiiBt the Gilbert Islrnds. ten Thanks again for the Banner, befcre. Am going to work a* an definitely meant the parting of appreciate the "Home Front" col- ,'\el* 1 . havc wrlt'.*r? Kenlth 8. McIntyre. Lt. Cmdr., minutes before any olher news here's hoping it won't be long Innumerable friendship*, foreverunin and what, a world of good itAihat theywill Jet me so will have Armorer now instead of as a Mc- nnd M.C.O8KR. source released the information. On till I can receive it mailed locally. remembered because of the circum- doe* for that lonely feeling that we 'to close. N.A.B.U No. 7 Navy 805 Not ember 14. Farnsworth Fowle TWO HOURS morer, but they didn’t have ut’ stances creating them There Is a seldom realize is truly present when Elton Mcohan % Portsn aster broadcast from Naples.-first time OF ENTERTAINMENT... work, so I was working as a Me ­ bond which is beyond description it comes to analyzing it. It's good to p s- «ould like to h-ar from itnySan Francisco, Calif chanic, Radio ring* the Christma* Bell nnd perhaps not obvious to the hear about friends and their actlvlwiio would like to write. I am Seattle. Washington had come from former enemy terri­ in a two-hour wluie to America c-vtml observer but it's plainly vis- ties. My only criticism lies to the always clad lo get le.ters. v think I will like it here, but Cand. Ian c. Ironside, 34574305 will have to get acquainted all over tory on continental Europe. from the air's leading entertainer*. ible when "boot camp' cronies desire to read about more of the Pvt.. Elton McGhin. 361B697Q Co. D. Gry D-50-1 again with the different setups and chance to meet There were girls people about town nnd In service, A P.O. 32. % Postmaster Officer Cand. Regt. the men I do know some of tlie Ban Francisco. Calif. (Not allowed to print-squadron, monies Robert Young. Santa Clan* from every state in the country and Expressing myself in one word I Fort Belvoir. Virginia men quite well so I think I will < s. COLUMBIA SCHOOL lack Benny. "White Christina*" even one from Alaska, and finer say, "more". Hl. Ellen. Did you notice you pet along as well and maybe bettor <company, division, regiment for any were in on th" take‘for* the war than I did in the lOOih Squadron. <oversea* address or name of ship— Best of luck and wishes OF'THE-AIR... Bing Crosby. Bob Hope and many giris Uve never met. Tlie spirit Is AC Don Borton addresses given are adequate but impressive and clutches the mem­ •tamps last wre-k? B's good to hear B F.T.S., plan* 44-D Sgt. June L-ary. U SM.CW.R. Interesting, audience • provoking jthert—all over WKZO on Chti*t- ory in technicolor. The fight of Thanks for everything. will necessitate slight delay in de­ (rem you. We hear about you from Flight 3. Brits 93. skits — stories behind the most ma* Day beginning at J in the all these girls pulling together for USMC Recruiting Station Kenneth 1livery.» your “Mcvn" and th-n too. when Shaw Field amazing scientific inventions of the ifternoon You'll enjoy everv one one purpose with such wonderful Pfc. Kenneth Demand. Krcsge Bid? . 41 E Wash we’re at th" Coffee Shoo we often Cpl. Kenneth W. Stamm Sumter. S. Car of the 120 minute* of fast-paced tasks so skillfully accomplished ABN. 36460801 IndlsnajKlh 4. Ind. ‘ chat with Geraldine Magnon—get entertainment! makes one reallr- Just who: a won­ 388 T.S.S. Bks 348 it? G"-xi luck soldier, hope it isn't Sedalia Army Air Field Pvt. Betty L. Cooper. A 611304 Scott Field. Bl. derful world we'd live in if every­ Warrensburg. Missouri WAC Detaclunenl Nov. 21. 194: long before you're home. one worked on such a basis—mere­ THE "MESSIAH"... Mitchel Field ly a simple term called "cooper­ Dear FYlks Back Home: Sgt Carl R Wschter. 38180710 New York December 5. 1943 500 Voices will blend in Italy «iu» autu ...c «... w wm . I know all the folks like to heer ation” nnd the will to win however A P.O No. 9070 *> Postmaster Manhattan Beach Handel's Messiah, the full ora­ Nov. 4. 1943 small vour rale A sense of humor from us over here as well us we Ilk-­ New York City. N. Y. Brooklyn. N. Y. Walter James U-wls Dear Phyllis and All: torio to be broadcast by WKZO pulled us through-the guclllng first to hear about all the-fellows. I Dear Zo'-Iy: A F Co. IBM UB Naval Training Last tkght I wrote to mv Dad days when we were so confused and can't tell you Just where I am and beginning at 10:30 P.M. Friday T’5 Wesley Blough. Jr.. 36105129 Just a line or two to let you and Aunt Mabie, to III try and Station w» were delirious with laughter, whet I m doing, but here goes for know evening. Christmas Eve. The that I am getting along swell Ap.O. 0301. Postmaster Great I-akc*. Hi. write one to you. About the time thanks to the wide array cf Individ- the best massed choir will be heard in litre at Manhattan Beach. Wc have you receive this you will be eating transcribed form—repeating the had very good weather here lately a big Thanksgiving dinner. Eat Next work a good egg. whom concert given by Western Mich­ nnd It Isn't v;ry cold. It has snowed seme for me. will you? I'm still In Sgt. Robert Lee Pierce. many of you know—Lyle Scudder— igan College on Friday. De­ just once here io far this winter. I the hospital, eating, sleeping and ABN 36458843 will chat with you. Until then. have been learning how to tie dlf- enjoying it. When I get tired of cember 17th. It will form a APO 9131 1 Postmaster Cheerio. frrnnt kinds of knoia and learning lying on my bunk. I hitch up my San Francisco. Oaltf Zolly Coffer.' beautiful and reverent con­ different parts of the rifle and pajama* and stroll out on the clusion to WKZO'* Christma* ThompsoTi machine tun I hate had Boulevard nnd watch the people Eve broadcasting. bayonet uracLoet, ond they sure ar ■ go by. We can run all over in our cruel looking Most of the boys like pajamas. It’s real nice here, nice —to both men ond women, on just your own signa­ HUMOR ON THE AIR... It here nnd are I'xJking forward to buildings and nice surroundings. , going acrora on tlie other side of Don't worn'. I’m nut hurt, just That big laugh in the CBS studio ture and security. Cosh advanced up to $300.00. the pond We are trained to fight wpm^uL wurn oin. I^wish , WUM1 I4 could_be ulrrr there 'vdience after producer Ted Col­ \ on land e* on the sea. so I guess for Thanksgiving and Christma* lin* introduces Profe*«or Tom w 11 be K- able -11 n> to take •-»lr« ci I-an. mtr. You w... coui'dTake*some __ u l-i. ”____ pictures __ cape of, ourof. we will Repay monthly. Prompt service. Come in or phone. selves. ■ Z \\ LYMAN BRYSON / ' them both and send them to me. rant” on the •’Kate Smith Hour” My parent’ send me/thc Bahncr Tell everyone Hello for me. every' week and 1 sure am glad to day. have been arranged for broad- • s due to thi«: Tom bounces out «>n Haptiy Thanksgiving, Christmas receive it I am interested in what and New Year ca t on the Columbia School of the the stage garbed >n scholar's cap my friends are deIng and how they CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION ere coming along in the service. I io the audience this inietipiion i< am running out of words so I will Dear Dad: son handling :’re led r. al rr-carrh. written boldly < . the back of the 101 *> W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. close, but keep up the good work eown: CHARLIES TIRE SHOP". I've tried several time to write Listen tor education—and get en­ HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. / PHONt 2722 and keep the good old Hasting* you. but could not think of any­ The "Kate Smith Hour ” i» heard joyment too—the Colombia School Bonner contlng. thing to say, so I’ll try again I sure 7 Always a friend. appreciate your letters Dud I can —Adv. Hh-lwrd A. White almost see you sitting down to <5713. U.8CO.TA write my’ letter. How Is ev­ Manhattan Beach erything nt the shop? I sure Brooklyn, New York would like to walk in up there some lime. Ill be glad when I can get December 1, 1943 back there to work. Tell all the fel­ For best holiday wishes. Moy the Christmas D-ar Folk.'.:. said Hello! Better tell Merle season and the year to edme bring you much Greetings' from California. It's lows I and John Wood to practice K exactly as pictured above UU Clark up on their pool befory I get bock that is good. n my story away back in I haven't received any mail now Kcam*. so here gees for quite rome time so I guess I I left there a week ago Sunday. should have quite a bit when I do get it. How about sending me a box Ing. I had hoped to be sent a long of cookie* and candy. way* from Utah, but M luck would I gue-’s I forgot to tell you I saw MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR have It. tx>ck U> Salt Lake A A.B, Bob Hojx- and Francis Langford we went. We were there two days beck in Sicily. He looks like he dom GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES and then put on the alert; shipped in the movies and just as crazy. out on Thanksgiving day after a C2< K. 8TATK ST. HAMTINGS PHON* I would give anything for peach of a meal, all the turkey you a Boy. piece of pie and quart of mlik. coud eat. dressing, squash, cran­ You should see the way they deliver berries. Jelly, onions, potatoes, ice cream, cake, pumpkin pie. and hard . candy and nuts. Probably a belter meal than you could get anywhere except home. Before shipping. I met the rest of my crew. Our pilot's name is ' H.xasan. from Los Angele.*.: co-pilot. Lane from Georgia; bombardier. Lindsey from Texas. They're all 2nd Looiea and seem - like dam swell guys. Taasan ha-v 85 hours sclo tn the B-24, which is the type of ship to which I am assigned. Heavy | Bombardment. The flight engineer is another Texan named Catoe. the , armorer is a fellow by the name of O’Brien from near Seattle. We only have two of the three auxiliary gunners needed. One Ls from De­ troit. name of Slouser and the oth- ‘ er one Is Hogon from San Fran­ cisco a swell bunch of -guys and we’re going to have a heck of a lot • of fun. We are to be stationed here until March 1st. taklng all three phases ; of training. Blyth has about 200 population. 1 so what they do Ls give us a 2-day pas* every two weeks and we can go ' to L A- or Phoenix. It takes about I seven hours to get to each by bus I as we are just about nt the half- 1 way point The ones that know tell us that we are darned lucky to be here where we are in the summer the temperature climbs to 150 and stays there. That's no He. During the dav now it stays between 85 and 90. SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE although at night it get* pretty darned cold. VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING The ftold is laid out in what j* called ?he British dlsnersai srstom It seems to be spread out all over the valley. We're four miles from the P-X nnd theatre Thev have buses running pretty regular, though It you find this unusually liard to read Us because I'm writing it In bed. We don't have any reveille and therefore We stay in bed a’ long a* possible. If* about 9:00 now and still a bit too chilly to get nut nt K-H *L~ ' jo jTATK ky PETER UF PRESCOTT PERSONAL LOANS 13965735 MEN and WOMEN McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES WANTED IN OUR LOCAL PLANT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES PAST EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY (Dliistiw rush on telephone wife, too All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Help keep ForCroupy clear on December 24, 25 and 26. Coughs Please use long distance only if Due to Colds HASTINGS MEG. COMPANY Il i. -iuJ. 8 REMEDY AT ALL DRUG STORES "Once Tried Never Without." more than 50 years. holidays. INVEST IM VICTORY- WITH WAR BONOS MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1843 George Converse of near Hastings meeting this month. Date of next -----•—--------------meeting announced* later. * Sunday callers of----Mr and Mrs ■ Leon Howk and Mra. Glen Parker . ■ were Gicn and Alma Stahl and latA Merry Christmas to all from Clarksville, and Mrs. Eugtne Krauss Mra. Robert Newton from her broth­ your local correspondent * Mr. and of Elmdale, h Mort Sisson who been er. Pfc. James Cool, somewhere in wm dated Nov. 33 Mrs. Carl Ainsworth, two sons, Can ill for some time remains lhe same. Italy Pfc. Oliar lei Blough cf Keealer Mra. Prances Carsten of John­ Field, Jr., and Jimmie of Grand Rapids Misk. U apending a furlough visited their grananioliier, Mrs. J. stown, Pa., and J. D. Cool, were home with his parents. Mr. and Sunday callers of Mr. and Mra. D. Cool Ms: Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. JotM! Blough and family and Mrs. A. B. Stevinson of Grand Rap­ Rolland Furrow. * Guests ot Mr. otbar relatives and friends ids spent the weekend with their Mrs. Allen Fish received n letter mother. Mra. Elnora Whitney. ★ were Mr. and Mra. Merle Campbell irotn Pfc. K Braendle, who b some­ Mra. Joe Buehler who underwent and daughters of Hastings. * Glen where in Die Aleutian* and atnee un operation at Pennock hospital Keiiegg. accompanied by the Rev. the cliangc in hb address he has J. W. McCue were Saturday after ­ returned to tier home Monday aftnot received any mall fur three noon callers of the former * broth­ weeks, but has met Harry Williams a Friday night supper guest of Mra. er and wife. Mr. and Mra. Herschel of Middleville, and they ns buddles Gertha Beam ana uunt. Miss Nellie Kellogg of Eaton, also made a bu*i- became very clave friend* Hb adCrouch of Hastings. * Mrs. Howard neoa trip to Diunondale. * Mr. Carsten and (wo children or John­ and Mra. Frank Thomp*on, weal of Pfc. K. W. Braendle. 36453386 stown. Pa,, were Sunday afternoon the village, have been sick with callers of Mr .and Mrs. Robert New­ Influenxa. * Pfc. Chkrres Blough of A.P.O. 738. '? Postmaster ton and Frank Cool. * Mrs John Seattle. Washington Poatma of McCords spent Sunday dolyn Mishler of South Bowne. and Mr. end Mrs. Ch»_s Bunn received night with her mother. Mrs. Henry Miss Norma Yoder were Sunday a letter from their son. 8«t Ray­ Smelker who is sick. * Mr. and afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. mond A. Bunn, who had an oper­ Mrs. Byron Rowlader of Caledonia John Thaler and Mr. and Mrs. ation on his leg. stating that he were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thaler of South Camp­ has left the horpital nnd says it bell * Adah Sigler 1* assisting with Rolland Furrow. housework at the home of Mrs. Cora Asplnall. the latter submitting move again, but has w take it easy. to an operation at Penn-x-k hospi­ Celeuiate* Both. Birehaay tal. ★ Mrs. Genevieve Crans and J. d. CuOi oeliurate* lu* M>-h son Charles of Caledonia are vUlt- binhaay anm.cia*./ luaut). tn glier mother. Mra. Elnora Whit­ ney. Mr. and Mrs. Max Snider anu and children Ginger ana Dana oi joniutoAii. Fa., woo aimed baimu ano daugntcr Jean ot satue Crcex arriveo Mcixiuy. Munu-y cauera were Mrs. Heimesey anu Mr*. Ho­ ernuun caller* ot Mr .ana Jus. Dun­ gan. Mrs ituperi came ali ol am Fiemun. * Mr. anu Mi». Alien Grand Rapid*, congratulation*, Mr. Fisn and ualvin were Saunaay v»*i- Cool Horn your many friends. Grand Hapida * Mrs. Glen xvx-augg Real Estate Change* 01 has been sick with bronchitis. * Mr. There have been recent transac­ and Mrs. Frank Burgee, spent the tions here m the village. Mr. and noon. * Mr. u.iu Mrs. nemiuii Gosen weekend at Jjome. * ■ Mr*. Guy Uauui nos oeen ill the past week. * Mr*. Cnas (Moore> Wo-Jdru/i wno the Ira Blough home ana have moved into it. Eugene Wuiiam* of South Camp­ has been in a hospital In Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Wells Riegler have bell wu* a oundjy .gurat ol Mi*a returned last Wednesday witn her purchased and moved Imo uic FinSarah June uurgea*. * Mr. and htMband. Mr. Woodruff and Is gieton home. convalescing al lhe home of her Mis. Marvin Turner and two cmi- mother. Mrs. Anna Moore. * Supt. Mr. and Mrs. Leap Karcher have dreti vunted their parents. Mr. and und Mrs. Donald Crouch arc ex- sold their residence tn tne south Mt*. Jonn Thaler of South Camp­ Tvectbig their daughter and husband part of village to Mr. und Mrs. bell Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coq). and Harry Lane of Byron Center. Tne Mrs. R. Bauman from Bunker and little granddaughter of pTiTr *Tu.^7i7C ” Lanes take possession Tuesday. Tuccday. Alio. Mr and Mrs. Howard Grew of- Fish made Cxlif.. iHn * Alien Mrs. Mina Denim* has moved into U,«a, lake »rrc SumUy «UC*U ot “A,‘" a" business trip to Cale­ Mrs. Mary Hoopers home. their mother. Mrs. Estelu Cress donia Friday. Mrs. Elnora Whitney has sold her Mr. Hiram Karcher of Remus is property back of the cemetery to west of the village. * Miss Gwen­ dolyn Mishler of South Bowne at­ spending a few weeks with his Mr. and Mra. Earl Everson. they tended the Christmas exercises at brother. H. C. Karcher and family. taking possession recently. Mr. and Bownc Center Sunday evening. * Mrs. Palmer moved into the vacat­ Mr. and Mrs. John A. Myers and The Freeport schools will close ed Everson home. daughter and Mrs --------------Deeds Myers of Thursday afternoon with an ap---- - ----- ----------------------Kent Resident Pn.’ses Grami Rapids were Sunday dinner proprlatc Christmas program and Mrs. Ida Glasgow, widely known guests of Mr. and Mrs Alim Fish, exchange of gifts for a two weeks' to many In FTeeport and Biwne ★ Mrs. Max Snyder and baby were vacation. Saturday guests of her mother, Mrs. There will be no Duration club vicinity, passed away at her home FREEPORT last Friday after a two weeks' ill-' news. For many years ahe^waa promlru-nt In civic and patriotic cir­ cles. She was married t<r William Glasgow. Ciuktmas eve ivoC and had been u life long resident of Kent county. Surviving, besides the husband, ore a aaugbtev. Miu Mil­ dred Joy; her mother, Mra. Melvina Hogan, two brothers, a sister-in­ law. three niece* and one nephew. Funeral aervlcea were held Mon­ day at Burton St Baptist church. Grand Rapids tlie Rev. O. V. Rob­ inson. officiating. Burial services were In Freeport cemetery. Method!'! Church Rev. J. W. McCue, Pastor 11:30 A. M-—Sunday ochool. cta*»8:00 given dially • «W) study P. M —Christmas program by Sunday sdiool. All cor­ invited. P- -I.—Wednesday. Bible and prayer meeting. Brethren in Christ E. B Griffin D. D. Pastor 10: 33 A. M. Sunday school. 11: 33 A. M. Morning worship. 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. Leader, Polly Yonkers. 8: 00 P. M. Evening worship. Pleasant Valley 10: uo A. M. Morning worship— Christina* program. 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school. 7: 30 P. M. Ciuuiian Endeavor. 8: 00 P. M. Tuesday evening pray­ er meeting. Tne uuUtinu Pdgeant at the Freeport church Sunday night ---• was weU attended and enjoyed by nil Rev. and Mrs. D. H. Carrick ot Sunfield were Sunday afternoon callers at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Grllfln. Tne Executive committee of the Lane-Memo, ial Home me’, at tlie home of Rev. Griftin Monday. Tne Ullbwlns members were preoent: R:v. A- Ho fl man. J. I. BaUioilf. E. B. Griffin. WARRANTY DEEDS Deed Newton to *' Madge Maxine Clark, parcel city. Deed Newton to Madge Maxine Clark, parcel city. Maxine Deed Newton to Madge ------ - ---------Clark, parcel section 32. Carlton. Deed Newton to Madge Maxine Clark, part of lot 44.1. city. Walter F. Row and wife to Arth­ ur L. Simpson and wife, lot Gun lake. Yankee Springs. Harold A. Ritcnv. nnd .wife to John W. Cflppock jnd wife. 123 acres, section 23. Baltimore. LeRoy Rasvett and wife to Wal­ ter J. Sunday r.nd wife. 2 parcels city. Swan Anderson and wife to Elmer H*rry F. Johnson to Simon Etter­ leek and wife, part of lota 922 and A. Caukir. and wife. 40 acres, sec­ ll*C K Gay to Emery Hall and tion 15. Hastings. . Edward Snobble and wife to Fred others, 160 acre#, section 23. Barry. Cub' and wife., lot 3, Hillside Park, Mary a Long to Gordon D. Stan­ Woodland. ton and wife, 40 acres, section 31. Arthur J S'.rodtbrck and wife to Baltimore. Jerry Andrus and wife, part of lot Nettle 8. Parrott to John G. 432. city. Wheeler. 40 acres, section 1. Maple Archie F. Matteson lo Robert J. Grove Walter J. Sunday and wife to Baltimorc Wm. R. McDonald and wife, lot 33. Henrietta HUI and othera to Wm. Glasgow? Addition, city. । ... ,v ^,Clarenct O. Welch and wife to tion .jon 13, Maple Grove. Carroll A- Hamilton and wife, 2 Em.vm _______ _ to Emma J. Brandon z. and othera lots Phillips Addition. Naahvllte. Ethel Gamble, lots 8fl nnd 7. block Albert Milk nnd wife to Geo. F. 5, S’rikc-’s Addl'lon citv. MIPer "nd wife, parcel section 35. Ethel Gamble to Emma J. BragNaahviUe. - don and othera. kite fl and 7. BtrikJ. W. Duffey and wife to Paul er's Addition, — -city. — Harold Classic and wife to Matie; Foreman. 8'-; lots. Elmwood Beach, Houghton, parcel* village of Wood-1 Gun lake. Yankee Springs. | Alfred E. Fruln and wile to Man- land. Vert Robinson and wife to Arthur I VariE’nst *nri wife. 57** acres, sec­ lion 18. Assyria. Joseph A. Bayles and wife to tion 33. Barry Claud Wi’.«on and wife to Melvin State of Michigan. 80 acres, sec­ R Bird end wife. 1 acre, section, tion 11. Orarjsevllle. ,Madge E. Roper to State of 24 Yirk<*c Sprint. Eva R. »tstrr to R'chard ”, Itenn,, Michigan. M acres, section 5. Yan­ kee Springs. L. A. Abbey Sr and wife to Carl Orangeville Anii'ns Ba-lev Aldrich to Cor! G. Nlethamer and wife, parcel sec.1 Ricker and w’'». IM acres, sec­ tlon 5. Hasting*. tion 27. Grac- Bartynr to North I. All»n Archie F. Matteson and wife, one end other*. 130 acres, section 18. acre, section 28. Baltimore. Ruth Van Hom to Howard Hut­ Barry. son and wife, parcel section . fl. to Hastlnn* Mfg. co.. 32*4 acres, Barry. Floyd Geiger and othera to Glenn section 8. city. M. Kellogg and wife, lot village of Fl report. Alfl<on T. Williams nnd wife to tlon 13. Prairieville. Ronald M. Ryan and wife. 80 acres. • ?'< . John DeWeerd nnd wife to Elmer State Land Office to Chax D. f «nd wife. 80 acres, section 7. Cnrlton. ’ 14. Trying. Herbert J. Freeland and wife to Ff-Vttm. parcel at Pine lake. Prair­ ieville. d». Carlton. v-'rrson G. Edger to Emllv V. Roy E. Sine and wife to Mae C. Mittwr. Ml rcres. S’ctlm 23. Hon*. Ruth E Kahler to Leon F Mvera Deed Newton to Mnd^e Maxine ■-i, P< cvv. --n, acres, sccvion *o. Deed Newton to Madge Maxine Woodland. Clerk, parcel city. Dorethv Buxton to Clark H Llovd Elliston and wife to Syivlfi Jmec -n^ wira. lx s. block 13. Cooley, lot Greg?* Addition. Nash- Kenfield’s n^dHl-m. city. vine v*-w*f f Schwneho tn Aaron Emllv V. Edger to Lyle Vander- E Fchwueho. parcel section 33, conk ard wif*. 2 parcels, sections B'l'lmorc 1(5 and 21. Rutland, Perry E. Strickland and others A Lynn Ercwq and wife to NH’ to Earl Ek Striftland and wife. 80 O Olsson and wife North 2H rods BCras. seeflen. 35. Johnstown. Ct H' 897 and 8M. city.___________________________________ Walter J Sunday and wife to Ronnld Hnmea nn-l wife, S-r-th ‘i • lots 11 and 12. Andrews Addition, to Cltv of Hwtlngs. Helen Mott and others tn Marnus Cook und wife. lr0 acres, section 2 Pralrlevill" except 16 loU 1ft Prairieville, village. PATRIOTIC AND PRACT USES FATS waa dviparataly needtd to produce vital products ar BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS . They don’t want your tears DON'T CRY. Donjt let them you cry I** Whiipcr* the older Red Croat Worker. And m lhe litlen ol wounded come up the jonjplank ol lhe hoipilal »hlp, lhe yovnj novice iwallowt, ihvli hei eye* lor cn Intlanf, and nod*. They don't want our tear# . . . these boy* of our*. Not though they face a future that at first can seem harder than death. They want our courage . , . they want our resolution. Courage and resolution to match and sustain their own. Courage to keep us going on with thia great task—no matter what it may cost these coming months in blood and sweat. Retolutlon lo back lhe boys who are lakInj these risks, with every breath Ihal's in us and every dollar we can rake or scrape. The boys realize, far more than we can, how fast war uses up machines, ammuni­ tion, equipment. The guns and tanka that took Hill 609 tn Tunisia had to be rebuilt or replaced before they could thunder down upon Messina and Naples. The landing barges that brought our men to the perilous bcachrs of Salerno must be repaired and reoutfitted before they can drive ashore in France or the Balkans. We eannot win the war with the bullets our bottds bought lag summer. Those bullets are already buried in Jap- pnd Nail-sravet. And another horde of lhe desperate, cornered enemy is cominf on. Bullets and shells . . . tanks and guns . . . ship* and planes. These ore the things tho boys are asking us for . . . the boys at the front and the boys behind them who will never again do things with two hands, or walk with two feet, or see with two eyea. They don't a*k us to give what they have given. They only ask us to skip tho easy tear* ... to invest our money instead of spending it ... to lend the mere money price of Victory. Second Christinas after Bataan Wonder where they’re going for Christinas? Who’ll wish them "Merry Christinas”? What's on their menu for Christmas dinner? What Christmas gifts will they exdmngel What will they pray for on Christinas Night? .What Christmas memories will haunt their hearts They only ask us to buy War Bonda tbfi stillness of a snasr-robetl countryside, and the friendly laughter of free people? a . * the glitter of acres of ahow windows, and tho holiday bustle of free people? KEEP ON BACKING THE ATTACK 1 THE HASTINGS BANNER a e e the stocking! hung, lhe tree trimmed, the kids up at dawn, the presents unwrapped— the carols sung by free people? I low mail) EXTRA War Boadi w YOU buying thia Chahnnilf CONSUMERS POWER C �THE HASttNOS BANNFR, THURSDAY. DECEMBER S3. 19»3 FAO1 HIX Tllcrry Christmas, everybody ? 'T'HIS YEAR, when you wish everybody Merry Christ-*■ mas, think of the millions of American boys who aren’t having such a merry time, f doing everything you can do to help the cause they’re fighting for. Think of the wounded soldiers in Italy, the half-frozen sailors on the Atlantic, the marines in Jap-infested jungles, the American captives behind Nazi barbed wire — By staying extra War Bonds. Buy exlro Bonds for Christmas gifts. Buy extra Bonds for the boys overseas. Buy extra Bonds for yourself and your family. You'll iind it a little easier to think about them ifyou re How can you help? ‘ And remember this: Every time you buy an extra Bond, you not only help pay for the guns and ships and planes that these boys must have—you also help, bring nearer the day when they, like you, can gather around the Christmas tree with their wives and children and mothers and sweethearts and friends and say, “Merry Christmas, everybody!” KEEP ON BACKING THE ATTACK 1 WALLDORFF & SON STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S . B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE CUT RATE SHOE STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON E. W. BLISS CO. ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG STEBBINS & JACOBS FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT WORKS COFFEESHOP ANDRUS SERVICE HOTEL HASTINGS MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE TAYLOR SHOE STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL STORE HOME y BAIRD'S STORE FELDPAUSCH STORES THE HASTINGS BANNER COLEMAN INSURANCE HASTINGS CITY BANK MILLER REAL ESTATE NATIONAL BANK CASITE CORP. VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE ’NT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM 7 BARRY CLEANERS •- �TH» HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER M, 1M3 SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS (Continued from Page J. Bee 1) 'MACTIONAL SCHOOL Dl^TRI 018 n I.IHW oi.i4f.lt D*U>' uu.ii laltlmara fli. sli’.io OU «» lohm own . ..................OB44S5 D3S3.34 Grove ..NAC 334.30 T 43.54 jii’46 iu*e’ MapU __ ----------- ------------ - ........ fx 7?—.-..’. "iii*30 - - ..... Lrichton OS.1X2.99 *4.09 D 3.737 64 roa COURTHOUSE •---l.B. 101 70 O 1 344 os PROBATE COURT tamen Lary issued. Order limiting settlement entered. Petition for hearing claims filed. Notice to cred­ itors isaued. aid ministrator filed. Letter* of admin■nd istm tlon Issued. Order limiting settiement entered. Petition for Wrlad. or tn Lwj^j h dar Of' Ell. of Daniel Shay. Will filed. ’ tt b“ PeUUon for Probate tiled. Order for Cerrled. ■■Hire on Hilariea ■ arept Criminal Clan Davis. Final ac- C. Unheg >0 and anpported he ae*epi ad and Sr.y'Li publication filed. Testimonies fMd. H Order to determine heir* of iUtUs I Probatr. P. HUI entered. Estate of Anna M. llammonda, ,, Final account filed. FtaaX MMpflM I "'aolTcUl on OtUlnU MoU»n •4: Yeo*. Blrkue. Ronlter nil ■nd atiptwri- tty ot H. ■hi rlair tered. Ducharge of administrator, . issued. Estate enrolled. >au CmH jQseph McKr.lght. proof of I af Anna publicwtlon filed. Order allowing claims entered. all rUlma. Est. of Wm. H Beattie. Will filed, heard tar j Petition for proba.e filed. Order fog rrbraarr._ ____ *i._ , rni lU.ir < mm. I > । Probata offtee. in and tn •are. a com I tarr . •<:! Direct* "j. --- ■ ,... Ury issued. Order limiting seUtemem entered. Petition for hearing claims filed. Notice U> creditor* te- । publication filed. Order' appotrOng administrator entered Eat. of John W Stairs. Proof of publication filed. Order allowing claims entered. 1. 1937 aa amended and pri f tn m p. a. nf i»i; that 15 per rent of the I ton- med. Ran Cell: :o Baa rd Won for special admli Order appointing sp. entered. Bond of sp. ■ I 9 110 A. Claim, ie l.-.Mlt 0, AlU« publication entered. Est. of Lewis Maier. Order ap­ pointing administXBlor entend. B.j;,d id administrator filed. Letter* of admlnLAration Issued. Order UmAt.031 Itlng settlement entered, PatiUon for hearing claims filed. NoCtoo to RTATF. OF MICHIGAN IN TH« .CIR­ CUIT COURT 1>«R THR COUNTY OF !T»4TIM£r..ficIffiS*feiaS.,Ku." creditor* Issued. HARRY IN CHANCERY. REGULATING FISHING IN CERTAIN Clifford O. Stamen. Plaintiff. Order authorising sale of stock Mta WATERS IN BABBY COUNal. tend. Est. of Peter Maurer. Final re­ ceipts filed. Order allowing account entered. Disliarge of administrator L'sucd. Estate snrolled. BL of Henry J. Stews. Will filed. PeUUon for probate filed. Or­ der for publication entered. Ext. of George A. Robinson. Will filed. Petition for probate filed. Or­ der for publication entered. L E G A L S that th- |>»O|i|r »f |.i»t a a™*! frirnil Lbthrots • 14 "0 Mt. 70 tne SO MUNICIPAL COURT Annetta Sprague 21. was brought into Mun Friday on a charge of made by a merchant i She admitted her guilt. . right imposed a fine of »25 and coats of H-50. which were paid. motion of Cobb * hialarn. attornaji plalatitf. N Il la ORDERED that the defan Harry Ceanty C««rth»u»(otober R»«aion Mielnr.n , Ortnbrr 20. 50.70 ■ Heating*. Purauanl tn the aSjoernment the day before th« Bverd tnrl 1 I04.5O I 'Ll Irr Wayne Weeks. Odessa, formerly u. thia Order. and that within forty dart the tilalntiff eauae <hla Order to b pabliahad In the lieatingt Renner, e new. Boll Can m Original Motion into Mw? ctpal court Saturday bn a charge of eruetly to animals. It waa aald that he left on hl* place when he moved a cow witn no provision for COBB NIELSES herA proper car*, and that tho poor animal suffered especially from a lack of water to drink. He admitted Ute charge and Judge Cortright gave him a fine of *10 and HAO costs, which were paid.t Probata w 53 L Hl. ■WadP ExBiatacd Wadi is an Arabic word that means a small stream that flows for only a few months ot the year. । Mot inn m 'Wai, ■r DeGali IttW ’ tlentiemen: Ctelma FREE! •,a-«v Commit ■ n,ih» iMtitf ■ Harr. I'e.in" ■depte-d. Hiner who file petition" moot r>f a drain, ar- n Mleiiic*»: Roll Call d capita reqni Ordered. Ths TO WOM1N 30.M *ui‘j Holinga Banner. K: (25) dollari that (hr County Drain Ceunly Acrb-aRaral Alt Tea Allocation ComAitt. Diaatl Roliaf ............ .. Adailaiiirallw Watfaro fci HohUerii Buriai. . BOARD OF HITE II VI SORB For the County Jf Barry e Honorable lUard of Huixr< Motion mad- 0BDEB FOB FVUCATI0N , State of Micblnan. The Troian Court Albert ll'ojpr J,din C. LW>( Ml Call: I® ye« .sup«r.t.»r froPay Roll Venmilt< lU*liac«- Mh-hlpan Pre. I. 11)44 Ess I rd If ?LS3 Hlabt I person. T'E4! Jf oinBi. i*«rur.. • Oatar Wens. admlnl.ir.tor wit* th* ttt jUw&B! at sal will namtard havion filed tn ■aid Court bo and la hereby »»f ie rathe b. allowed a* filed, and that tics Ihrrenf be elren tar Ml t bo Jlaeharird (rout said trail. , I copy at thia order, for the JulbJW .nr if •K.*,(.nl,ur:ii::;..,w.-. Dreamt it forenoon, at aald Prabot* Ulfiae. ho natrnr yrhaHd aad rlrealalo filed. O �paok thf noirr thal.pald for a birth certificate.' and shall be -'deposited hi Uie general fund of the county. Tlie Liquor Control Commis­ sion shall prescribe the rules and regulations governing the uniformity of form of the card. “On and after January 1. 1944. it shall be a violation of the provisions of this section LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION (Continued from Page I. Sec. 1.) minor, except upon the authority erf and pursuant to a prescription erf a duly licensed physician. The dealer or any other person who violates that tew Is guilty of a misdemeanor, which te. punishable by a Jail sentence, a fine or both. uus year, ni aptvia. is an amendment to Act die Acts cf 1933. It is Act ie Public Acta of 1943. Tlite - -w will be effective on and after January 1. 1944. It reads as ■Don: “Any perron, between the ages of Ji and 25 Inclusive, who te a purchaser or consumer of alcoholic liquors, shall carry and display, on demand of any licensee under Act 328 of the Public Acts of 1933 as amended, a* liquor-purchase identification card. Such cards shall be Issued by the county clerk, under the seal of the Circuit court, and must bear Die name, signature birthdate, address and photo­ graph of the person to whom Issued. The regular fee shall be charged by the-county clerk as ages of 21 and 25 years inclu­ sive. to purchase alcoholic liq­ uors. unless he has Ln hLs pos«»Mion u liquor-purchase identlficatlon card, issued to him pursuant to the provisions of thte section. Any person who shall transfer, alter or deface such card shall be guilty of a misdemeanor." The above law. as can be seen, places the responsibility for prewrbig such liauor-purchose Idenu fl carion cards ’ up % the Liquor cSSSaSSSX. W them ready for t)ie young people. 21 to 25 years or age Inclusive, no that tl>e law can be made operative on and after January' 1. 1M4. That commtevton has sent to the county clerk of this and every other Mich­ igan county the forms fcr such cards, and the detailed instructions for ihcir Lmuc. The commission has prepared th# forms for the nccessarv two kinds of cards that me re're'-cd to curry otr ’he nrovtetons cf this new law as follows: <1>. The Application Card. Tim jpllcaUon card must application ...... be filled out ---- - before — .. -----------------and ■ signed the young per­ son, mate or. female. 21 to 25 years old. inclusive, can be granted a liquor-purchase IrienUficnUon curd, which U necessary for the person to have before he or she can luwi fully purchase liquor of any aui thonted liquor dealer. The appllI cation card must be 3.x 5 inches In : sire. It must be signed by the ap’ pllcant in person in the presence of the county clerk or hte repre­ ! sentative. Tills card must have the I name. Uie place of residence, dote j of birth, the sex. height. coloY and j weight of the applicant. Uie date : when the card was issued, also the . number of the card. It will be worse 1— than foolish—for— the applicant ~ to ..--------tnteremesent lite or her age. be-. caV*t “if c!5rk h?5 rec7 nrr ' ^0" ks which show the date of blrt11 of evcrY person in the county ■”"> “> » followln, th, 1B4»712) *Lluuor-Purchitee Identifica­ *“' tion card. When the application card te duly signed by the voting person 21 to 2S yeiirS old. inclusive, and given to the county clerk and the small fee shall be paid to that officer, he will issue to the appli­ cant a liquor-purchase identifica­ tion card, which will te 2S x 4 Inches in size. On the back of that card wlU be printed that section of the new law which we have HAq-nsns baxnfr, tiwbway. dfcfmbfr ?x iw quoted above. On Its front aide stand above individual rights tn because it makes It- easily possible must appear tlie name, postoffice this as it does in regulating auto- for him to be certain whether the nnd address, the dale of mobile traffic. Individual rights person who asks to buy his liquor birth, the aex. cotori weight and must never trespass upon public is a minor dr not. He can demand, height of the person to whom it te. rights. under this tew. that any young issued. and the dale when Iksued. i if any young person. 21 to 25 iicrson. male or female, prove that Also on this c&rd mutt appear a I years of age inclusive, needs to buy he or site te not a minor. If that photograph of Uie young , P*r»on. alcoholic liquor for the legitimate young per.-.on cannot then and mate or female, to whan it Ls W- ; uses of his or hcr family, he or there present his or her liquor­ sued. He or she must furnish the xhe will have no reason to be purchase identification card. If picture, site Bi x 1'-, inches. Tlie ashamed of that fact, nor be that person has and presents such seal of the Circuit court of the ashamed to secure, and present to a card, with his or her photograph Aminev Inimuuwl cm on the lh» lhc dca]fr |( asked to do SO. a on the card, he knows that ne Is county m>i.t must Hn be Impressed front side cf the card in such a llquor-purcliasc identification card, taking no risk whatever In selling manner as to include all or a part which wilr be required in Michigan the liquor that person wishes to of the nhotograph. which will make on and niter January 1. 1944. buy. If he falls to do that, he has nulte difficult a fraudulent use of If any young person. 21 to 25 no alibi. He will be a self-confessed the card. TtiLs Identification card Sears. of age. inclusive, wishes to violator, can be prosecuted by the must be curried on the person to uy alcoholic liquors for his or her authorities for selling to a minor, whom it is tesued so it can be own use an a beverage, he or she and can be sued for shown If and when it Ls asked for cannot reasonably object to the re­ the parents or guard by the dealer. quirement that he or she must first minor. The purpose of this law te. aa Is purclw.se such an identification card, This law will go very evident, to prevent the sate when'the purpose of the law te the toward ending the'sale of liquor to or furnishing of alcoholic liquor to very worthy one of nreventinq the minors, and reduce the harm which minors Every normal person will sale of ,. MUUa to uu >ma. **liquor minors. If he or such sales inevitably cause In med­ readily grunt tluit the sate of such 8he te ashamed to have it known, icine it has been found that nreliquor to minors ought to be pre- that he or she uses alcoholic iiq- vention ot disease te better than vented. uors for beverage purposes, they curing the trouble. This law Is a Tlie slate has granted the right had better ask themselves if they preventive tew. designed to save lo sell liquor to persons whom it > cm3 afford to do anything that the young and inexperienced from may designate. It has a right to they are ashamed of doing No the possible tragedies that follow regulate that sale os it may believe -self-respecting pej-son should coi­ liquor drinking, which may develop ls best for the public good. The 1 tinue that or any other line of,.into -------------an uncontrolled —.......... ----and kpossibly — —z public good requires that minors conduct which causes them to think uncontrollable appetite .for liquor, should not acquire liquor drinking I teas of themselves. | Prevention te the best way to pre­ habits. it Ls decidedly NOT an in- I The person who sells liquor and vent such a catastrophe. ' terference with any one's liberty. 1 wishes to be law-abiding will be Right here we will add that we Public rights and the public good glad to avail himself of thte law would like to have lhe schools re- follow drinking alcoholic sUmu-1 lante. Prom what conversation we have ■ had with county and city authori­ ties. we are glad to report that they favor this new tew. designed as it te lo greatly curtail and pos- aibly put an end to the sate of llqSTATE TASK 1ULXI AND REGULATIONS . I.« hi^l THI GUI AT ATLANTIC fr mild sugar cured roahIng i (Tit E hl 5 CHICKENS 4 4 LB. JS1C | average 3 POINTS PER LO. 18c IONA FLOUR BAKING POWDER BAKING SODA o'.’SA'i:;', . l,‘A 19c 2 ;.li: 9c 14c WHOLE KERNEL MIRACLE CORN 12-OZ. CAN SULTANA PEAS VACUUM PACK .ffU. Sil.-.TAHA TOMATOES IGK ASl-rGL1,. URj.' V£ ;-.'iii EiEN KANS V-8 COCKTAIL LB. 4 TO 6 LBS. AVERAGE ... ru.rail tit $1.01 BEET SUGAR euNUL.t.0 5u'.32c ANN PAGE VANILLA ISE 27c molasses LB. SIEMNG FOWl DUCKS KO : CA!i no. : CAM 12c NO ? 23c FANCY-Y0UN6 LB. 9 TO 14 LBS. AVERAGu LB. 37° 37° 37° 35° 29° COOKED HAMS PORK LOW 29cROAST f PORTERHOUSE STEAK LB. prime RIB roast 39c - 5,c 38c 45c OYSTERS HEARTS & GIZZARDS 35c LARGE SHRIMP PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING d ft x o NONESUCH MINCE MEAT 16c STUFFED OLIVES 39c QUEEN OLIVES A„,.rf l»c CUCUMBER PICKLES 27c 30* HtAkT'S PRUNE JUICE ......................... DLLIGHT APPLE JUICE A«.«. GRAPE JUICE PRUNE-PLUMS or. 23c ItS 37c ... WHCH ’S 24c SULTANA N<CAN 17c CRANBERRY SAUCE K&.t.tt!? 18c PLUM PUDDINGo“«" 33c YUKON CLUB GINGERALE 4 29' s BOYSENBERRIES STASI N6La”1 27c LOGANBERRIES ..... 27c APPLES * GRAPES 2 •“ 3 V 2 ’• 21 ★ salad“pears FOR FANCY—CALIfOtHIA 2 (CHS. CARROTS UHH-TEKAS ICH. BROCCOLI 2 CELERY SBUE IAG ILL Hdiday FATS each JUICY-flOUOA DOZ. 29C 19c ORAHGES CAUFOkNIA 25c FRESH DATES full LB. 59c dil'Jhia SILVERBROOK BUTTER NUCOA MARGARINE 9c are eligible for enlistment. “Never in history," says Secre­ taW- of the Navy Knox, "have American women been offered such a chance to serve their country. Never has there been such an urgent need for their service.’ Kull information about training and opportunities for useful worE is contained in the new booklet, “How to Serve Your Country in the WAVES or SPARS." It is obtainable at all Navy Recruiting Stations and Offices of Naval Officer Procurement DOL 61C l?i 12c .at «c 26c MKFD noict MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL 3 «/» JUNKIT UTKO YICHAIll SUHNTFIBLO RENNET POWDBI MARGARINE PURE LARD Haren £ 23c PKG. The same ratings, pay,and opportunities for advancement which in the past have led thou­ sands of men to "choose the Navy” are now open to enlisted women in the WAVES and SPARS. _ ..._ ... 2"5SM9c RED KIDNEY BEANS SUNNTIIOOK eggs _:zzrr. CREAM CREESE dtolidaip THiiaL! .sl47‘ MILK PORK S BEANS 19c COCOAHUTS Jo Jop. O{{. Jha. WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED HEAD J4C 25c HEAD LETTUCE 2 2fc PEANUT BUTTER SULTANA 2 JAij 39c c.-s.-sovo-^0 10c 25c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE RASPBERRY PRESERYES . - jMiA. . . . <W OIL c POULTRY SEASONING LEMON o; ORANGE PEEL 3 BORDO GOOSEBERRIES ..... 23c RED RASPBERRIES STAU N6tAU 36c 12c HO. J 1k CAN I B OZ. 15c Silver, Lead, Strawberries Idaho leads all states in the pro­ duction of silver; Missouri leads in lead, and Louisiana tops all states In the production of strawberries. CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY CUAKlk SHANK HALF b 33 4 TO S-IB. OPEN UNTIL . IP. M. THURSDAY NIGHT Ijffl If. M. FRIDAY NIGHT |V I - * 5UNNYFIELD CAKE FLOUR & smoked lit e^29c GIUE UIRR Bonoi EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/470/HastingsBanner_1943-12-30.pdf 0f8775dce5b6457cedf7e3a6d81fa905 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 30. 1943 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 Io 6 2^2 12 PACES—2 SECTIONS NUMBER I UNDAUNTED AND UNAFRAID WE MEET THE NEW YEAR! : On thi * * * * * .* Dr. Gwinn's Home Heavily Damaged by GIVE THE GRAND JURY A CHANCE’ — EDITORIAL INCREASE IN CITY TAX RATE NEEDED * ote He°'th DT Wqrns °f Second RATIONIN' Greetings for the New Year. i continue to cut deeply into Nazi • (j* • \ , war production. ' That, form of salutation is prob-1 z - . Gr. on Wednesddy iton.^ * AvlllU 1 LIJILL — .. . .heavy damage » candid about it—German J ably more in keeping with the times Fire did damage WedWednes­ The 10 Mills Limit Was Put out a warning last week that If Ute i Investigation to Date Get­ than the customary greeting of ch like the civilians of Spain, j day afternoon to the home of Dr. f , r jjMI A B. Gwinn, on West Walnut street. Poiand, Russia and Great Britain' |n the Charter When Labak'people ot Michigan relax in1 lb*ir I to-,. . Wto-wiw fto.*, ting Wretched Official , "Happy New Year.” surprising ability to! to ‘ • have shown a surnrislns . .... ./ he^ precautions as the ct ••Hello All”—lot* of original wise pltal. and Mrs. Gwinn and two of and Other Costs Were Lass Support Fnr. 1944 can. and probably will stand up under devastating aerial j • cracks around these days—one of the children were in Battle Creek. influenza epidemic wanes. new* rent*purchases ot'Renu ratlaned' ! The time is here NOW when^the All that most of us know about be. a victorious year but chances are raids without a widespread, panicky the Thomnpple Kellogg senior A young daughter, who was ailing citizens of Hartings .nouu should be o. ntotow. « seriton.■wains was talking about now soon but not seriouslv HI. was al home Rushton and the Grand Jury In­ that it will not be a happy one in break in morale, likewise, German Ctotoo, thh service will enabM In­ considering what they can CXPYZ _M. -n.. n..^. believes he'd be In senice—aaid he already When she became aware of the fire, vestigation is what we read in view of the casualties and destruc­ Industry Is apparently so well dis­ ously dividuals to cooperate more fully in ou.hl to do to enable oubte our OU- city el., •ijndoj told ; and ought , had his "pin-up” girl, but he called which originated from a small stove newspapers, and based on Informa­ tion which must be endured to make persed that even bomb attacks wa winning the war on the home front meet its responsibilities for the . her his “chln-up” girl because ahe used to dry laundry in the base­ tion so far available, the attorney that victory possible. which have leveled great cities like to future. The time to meet an emer­ was the only morale ' buildcr-up- ment. she called tier father by general should either resign or be Hamburg and wrecked more than recalled. gency. which we should all know lent. The 1 per” he needed. Hitler's Fortress of Europe may pltone. He hurried home and car­ Unless fact* so far concealed come collapse with comparatively light half of Berlin have failed to cause will face Hastings, is before It shall much worse. A second wave would now good through Jan. 1. 1M4. . On another occasion when we ried her to a neighbor's house. Al­ a collapse in war production. Fur­ arrive. We should realize that a Brown stamp R good through Jan. . started listening in. Ute conversa- though the department mode a to light, one is led to the conclusion Impacts from the west—weakened thermore. the German armies have ierious emergency will face us when come in three or four week*. The 29. 1944. Brown Stamp S becomes I Hon was about the cltoice of being quick run. the flames had made that Mr. Rushton was either over­ from within by tremendous Allied proven themselves to be stubborn, the present World war shall end. public should not relax Its efforts shot, at sunrise or Minset. "That such headway when they arrived eager to be accommodating to Mr offensives and the drain of man­ brilliant, courageous defensive fight­ We should be ready for It. for It to control the present outbreak wouldn't be hard for inc to decide," that It was impossible for the fire­ McKay or else was responsible for air and must continue it precautions." Is headed for Hastings and the 1 on first page of War Ration Bock said tills young, out of school dam­ men to prevent a heavy loss. The some of the most thoroughly effi­ power and material needed to main­ ers. who are quick to take advantage whole country. sel. many of you know. "I'd take house was gutted bj- the flames and cient muddling that this stele has tain the Russian line. It is possible of every mistake which opposing cent of the people of Michigan had Four is good for 5 points for the When hostilities shall cease, the the flu. The percentage has dropped purchase of pork through Jan. 1. that 1018 may be repeated. commanders offer. sunset, because I Just wouldn't want there was almost a total loss of the seen in many a day. There Lx widespread public sup­ 10,000.000 young Americans, who to 10 per cent of the population. to get up that early in the morn­ contents—Including a quantity of port for the erand Jury investiga­ However, the best military opin­ ing." Christmas gifb>. Even veteran foreign corres­ have fought for liberty and oppor­ But everyone should use every nretion and people have confidence in ion is to the contrary. Green stamps D, E. F In Book 4 for mankind, will be looking cautlon to escape it. by keeping in pondents like William L. Shirer, tunity Remember back when we prom­ Judge Carr and believe that. If left good Uirough Jan. 20. 1944for employment. The 15 000.000 ised to keep you jxx-ted on the author of "Berlin Diary”, have of more who have been engaged in good physical condition, avoiding alone and given a free hand, he! latest fashions Well, now Il's “bear Belief is that Hitler has a suffi- i^c. had to revise their estimate of war work must then find other colds In every possible way. will come through with a probe as coats,” that are being worn, not large police force to keep the Nall morale under adversity, up- lobs. It will take factories whlifh St thorough and far reaching as the clently ' that any beautiful grizzly had to one Dewey conducted in New York home front from falling apart and ward. have been making war products lay down his life for a lady. It's of military ^equip- । ' City or Judge Homer Ferguson enougt»_rrserves 1 several months to scrap their war Shoo juxt that tiie old coat*, much the headed in Detroit. That Lx the ment to put up ....... some ..ww. stout defen-1 Concensus of opinion seems to be equipment and retool their plants ...v... .w K to. SUmp 18 good for 1 pair, validity worse for wear, ar® really "bear” of a grand Jury people want ;give battles even If Allied bombings । (Continued on Page 4. Sec. l.» for making peace-time goods. There extended Indefinitely. Airplane No Ice Was Gathered Here sort no matter hew or where you look and are willing to support, finan­ will be delays after that before they stamp No i in War Ration Book cially or otherwise. That Year. Never Was , can have their products available III good for one pair. The main highlight in the news But. from the manner In which , i on our markets. We know as well -now* ---- - ns WA *•’----of the week was Roy Hubbard's Thick Enough grand Jury affairs have gone to we will later that, ---unUl our . J-on9*”«o Area r<e 083 at-the bowling.alley the other industries can square away to sup-1 Recreation Grounds We heur this statement occasion­ date, one doesn’t have to be overnight. That is the highest score In ally: "We never iiad such a mild imaginative to harbor the pro­ ! ply the demands for their wares. ----------Western ---• and ---------Central Michigan Jan. 21. 1944. league bowling ever made on the winter as this." It should be said found suspicion that there are in­ All "B" and “C“ gasoline coupon* million* of men and women will be have several large areas which al­ local alley. Expect now they will that the winter isn't ended yet. We fluential elements in the state who : l°cM. city, state rcaa y are usea ready used lor for recreauon recreation issued after Dee. I will ba worth 5 have a little ceremony of some may get plenty of snow in Janunry would be more than satisfied to ' . nnd national government* can proerouiids For Instance Ln Barry gallon* each, compared wtth the kind In recognition of this high and February. But if that did not see the grand Jury die of inaction. present value of two gallon* tar vide Jobs for them until our Indus- county.v_Despite Wartime Shortages. Hastings Merchants Com ­ the Yankee Springs park of 1ecord. Roy will be "King of the occur, and the weather continued In fact, until Judge Carr, himself,, tries can resume the production of 4.200 acres is planned for groups coupons of those types. This means bine to Honor First Baby of 1944 With Fine Set of Gifts goods Pins'' and we imagine tlx- opjxjsing mild for the entire winter season. recently unearthed some fresh evi­ for consumers. — who wish to spend a day. or a "B" and “C“ books will contain few­ dence (where was Rushton all this team will do the "crowning ' Once again the Banner is spon- * coupons 'han in the past, but >4t would not be the first time in time!), Fortunately town*, cities, states longer period, at a lake where bath­ er the grand Jun- appeared to soring a contest in honor of the —--------- W1U jo,, Thank* to all you fellows and Michigan's history. and the nation have much public ing beaches and beautiful shore on the verge ol oblivion Home Extension gals for your Christmas greetings. first Barry county Baby of 1943. The writer can remember the beMaybe No increase in work they ought to do. The impor ­ lines invite the tourist Cottages E^ons than it was Just coincidence Did you draw the V-mail picture winter of 1875-1876 He taught Tills youngster, in spite of war­ can be rented by groups desiring B“oUna *■ tant thing Is to plan and provide that of all the capable trial lawyers .time shortages, will receive a fine note we had from you •'Gordy” Groups to Study for these Jobs beforehand, so as to to make a longer stay. There are mvoii ed. ’-’ •» in«’ Mate. *’"tc. ’MZ-Rdshton Mr itusnton teiec't vuectCrothers? (In England) It was very offer the maximum of employment sites where tent* may be erected Kuc* OU Uhkrn?Mnnrtiv 1I 1x1 identified assortment of gifts from Hastings w’ onp onp who who was closely identified beautifully done And George Flngmerchants and business men to take up the slack while Lndusfor a few days outing al Gun. I « — i -------------1 »** th Pran > ‘ McKay maybe it was Family Health IndusPeriod 1 coudoo* In new ration* or * * i!h ... Prank•— McKa it was leton iin Britain) which one were SJJStor morning, not once in sleigh «r .... .— > maybe Any baby bom in Barry county, change to pence time produc- .chief Noonday and Payne lakes ■ ftrf BOOd through Jan 3; each cou­ .? ah.,!!sl gh ul 1 ,u *1 an — unfortunate oversight — on Barry County Home Extension tries you in the picture you sent. You cutter, I- I Mr ... RuKl,, IKir that he made of Bariy county parents, after 12:00 *“*£,5 always in a buggy ’hni<jn ’on's, part leaders know that in Rutland. Hope. Yankee Springs non focU) gal Period 2 cou-’ are making a special study pon Industrial -should have had an 'X marks the “ SM3’tatnnmbif ,tJXtod“®'1 ,hr “PDolntmcnt witiiout con­ o'clock midnight. Dec. 31. is eligible groups will be an overwhelming de- and Orangeville are several thou- • pon* valid through Feb 7 Period 3 nr eaHv° spot" sign for us—we got a great or family health in January*. 'Local there farly Saturday morning. The rulting Judge Carr: maybe Mr. to enter and the one born first of mand for commodities that have sand acres, now owned by the state coupons, now valid remain good will meet with Mary E. Bulkick out of it. Your idea ta empha­ roads *T5 —..C. will be declared the winner. Only leaders mu ‘,oy. but Rushton was- merelv a bit con­ iir*hnm7'exten*imwa'g’7m<' not bcen Produced since the war conservation department These through Match 13. size the correct address on your there was no snow at any time to PTatextension *hTrS?irtHnihetaHta? hunter* I . home agent. January started—such as automobiles, re- hare h«v» been hw>n acquired aennirerf to tz» give rt»e hunters ** fused when he said that Gov. Kelly children bom to parents living tn 4its,and 5 allthe the m2 Court House Ln Has- - ■ ■ ... appli- the privilege, during the season, ol ' D greeting. Howard Bolo. was a good interfere with walking. fn? electrical 1 knew and approved of the appoint­ Barry county are eligible for the tings, (Ml there those lands tands where slgrsi'g£ sSTOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL ngs. for the first lesson "Indies-1 Indira- ancefl of b11 household art!- hunting on People tn Hostings then gathered ment In advance: maybe it was a prizes. . . Hons of Illness" and the second len- cles. .._ building nillinin material*, etc Many ; invite instead — -• • — *-*-• • ---••-j .MEETING ice from the Hadley mill pond, simple slip of the tongue which Pfc. Howard S. Bolo. 36482585 of forbid hunting. . The following gifts are being of- son "Equipment and Care of the fDnhHe, new uses for plastics. | These area* are within easy reach v The annual meeting at which extended up Fall creek valley nrompted him to announce that fcred: APO 696 '■ Postmaster new aicx < Sick k Room" the tatter part of the . new nc fabrics, J»«»ncs. from Court to Grand street There he would withdraw completely from New York City. N. Y product*- of various ouiw sorts* uuc due >t ur by humhwumc automobile.of Bai.V1® Hartings wen Franklin rranxun Stores, Biores. a baby oaoy month mnnth I: .ui Kalamazoo. w.—— — Ben To the Banner and its staff came »as no ice gathered that winter, the grand Jurv to give Judge Carr a blanket; Lil'VH * fLontr nvm Jt* .. 5c fn * I CW1 * recent discoveries, will will appear anoear on tie Creek, Creek. Lansing I jinxlntz and arwl Grand nrand RapRan- » will be ,irltl held al the bank ban Fuasday & Moore. to 11 00 rnon _____. , r__________ to recent —"Thanks a million for the Banner because it was never thick enough fr6c hand and then to "neutralize” Store, a packet of 12 diapers; The j ,h® nwwkilr.. There will be a huge [ ids. and many smaller cttlea. But January 11. 1944 al 10 am.. to«M* as I have enjoyed it a great deal. U» cut in tlx* usual manner. The that announcement by the later as­ Value Store, a baby robe and boot- City Council Opposed expansion of aviation. greatly in- the eastern part of the statetacks , It helps me to keep up with what writer remembers that a targe lot sertion that he wa$ still retaining les: Hastings Cut-Rate Shoe Store — S. . —. , . creased use of airplane® for mail, such recreation ground*. Detroit, business a* may lawfully coma ba­ Is going on in my own community. on the Wm. Mitchell farm, now Linsey at 82,000 per month to con­ a pair of baby shoes; Highlands IO OUCH Regulation ?nd lKkiMn«ir, unices. Pontiac Flint. Saginaw and Bay fore such meeting ** I When industry u squared away for City folk* have no near-by area* 1-6 M. A. Larnbie, Osshtef I say. Merry Christmas and a Hap­ owned by Alvin Smelker, was duct anr and all trials which might Dairy. 30 quart* of milk delivered py New Year to all As ever. plowed during January* cash uif the — The city council Friday night sent i peace-time production. It will rm- that can afford such recreation "a* __________ . ■ ■' . result from grand jury evidence; as requested or 1300 Inv-^.. The year 1876 was called the maybe Mr. Rushton didn't make baby Vandenburg. Sen,.,v available labor >Ui Sen-|| ploy plov aU the for sev- we have mentioned. mentioned. _ vonci; m Set. G. V. Leeper babv- lives live* in the country: The atelUr to Senatoryandenburg. "Centennial Year"—the 100th an­ himself clear to reporters when hi- Hastings Banner, a 83.00 bank de­ jrgilson and Congressman era! years to come e state conservation depart­ NOTICE TO CCHTOMEM 605 Bomb Sq. -------------------llnjt Uu . L( . a | But jn tI)e lrr | m therp wil | Hoffman, protesting against the Lea 1 in the interim there will be merit will try to remedy this sltuaThe Ptrfcin* Barber shop will niversary of the signing of the Dec ­ altua399 Bomb Co. told them that all grand jurv funds posit: Banghart s Bakery, a special laration of-------Independence. which 1* now being considered a real emergency, requiring local, tlon. according to P J. Hoffmaatcr, c-<*«d January 1*1 to January March Field. Calif --- - ----------January --------- In his hands would be turned over cake for the motherr Reed's Drug bill, hv congress renffrwas Tluit *01111 bill Kill proposes UrnnilM to tn state rial* and ana the Hl. national natlnnal governments director of conservation a 11 a., work. *Oaa t itlBTlk VOil fnr —ail fawwa anX M That to the rare of Judge Carr-maybe store. A Johnson & Johnson Baby by he merely omitted to mention that -set; LyBartter-s, a box of baby regulate aviation and airports In to furnish much employment Plans department will ask the legislature you a happy, proapareu^fcs he j Center. _ ________________ a manner that the council be­ should be reodj- as far a* possible in for n considerable sum to make it he nrutviMvl proposed tn to withhnlri withhold an rilhi-r rather soap; Food 12 can* of Ger­ of ,nav that even event‘ in Hastings, with with an an sueab sizeable sum to guarantee Linser's ber's Baby Fvxxl and 12 large cans lieves would deprive cities of con­ advance of the expected unemploy- possible for city dwellers in Eastern Also for the Banner a*it hrinv' or ,n Hastings, ------ or maybe he didn’t ever real- of condensed milk; Montgomery trol of municipally-owned airfields, ment which, for a time, will follow Michigan to obtain what those in K1WANIANH ENTERTAIN such as Hastings plans to have. The the end of hostilities. Western Michigan now have. Sum: two senators and our congressman --------------------------- the funds for Linsey's pay Without question the federal gov- ' --We will ask. in addition to the GROUP OF BOYS that -celebration. He could not. ly wanted to turn over the funds Taylor's Shoe Store, a pair of babv are requested to oppose the enact-1 Rrrmmit will h.* r*arir tr» nomaratr usual n ns nr I ng 41 70S WIO fry park The Hastings Kiwanto cl) Curb' ment of the proposed law. ------------------— j u rt BC carr In two installments land acquisition, of which 81500.­ with cities like Hastings. It will shoes; J. C. Penney Co., a crib Gerald L. Reynolds cause of a severe rainstorm. But mJlE1 I probably agree, as it did In 1933 000 If allowed would be spent in Box 89 it valid reason btoni«rsM*toi ’*J.«to.: .'eoSb" key dinner and ANNUAL MEETING he walked to town New Year's ttnd following years, to pay labor southeastern Michigan." Hoffmaster mavbe there is some brush and rnttim wiim* wirwtst Santa Barbara. California morning He can remember that it To the stockholders of Riverside cost*, but will exact of cities that CXT7w,'SdsparunenU promotion at followed. <Continued on Page I, Sec. 2.) seemed like a warm April morning. Cemetery Co.—The annual meeting they furnish needed materials. Our It rained occasionally as he hiked will be held Jan. 5, 1944 in the city council can be relied upon to recreation*! projects in aouthsMtsale VL— L.T? _??? to thlTwtok* Directors Room of Hastings City have projects to suggest to the gov­ em Michigan covers an area that but it was a warm rain and he promote a gigantic liquor -Si: dd-dUl didn't mind it. ernment at that time But when ta within 30 miles uf four-fifths of S Lwlle for njle* of rontast and. So we have had a* mild winters have Containers for nave netted nettM him a big his sum xnm of nf mon*v mnnev description of the gifts. of. electing three members of the the federal authorities demand that the stale's population. ASIJNDU S <*■)■ as this has been so far. and a* mild with anv luck), should later be If state fund* can be made avail­ board of directors and to transact Harting* do Its part, by fumlsldng secretly hired tu a-special Investlsuch other business as may come the materials needed for the pro­ able the legislature ought to appro­ fci'.nll continue until April. And we gator for the grand Jury: maybe NOTICE posed public improvement*, our priate This money foe the benefit will probably have them again. It was just another one of those, Effective Jan. 1. 1944 the charge council could nromtae nothing of Southeastern Michigan, where .unfortunate coincidence* which fot openings will be 812. Care of whatever under the existing sltua- sa.tanre a percentage at the oeople bay's Ufa! Cafeteria dinner — Woodland Tprompted ------ n—Mr ---- -------------Rushton — to Tselect * run lot. r,. NOTICE 17: half lot. 8350 83.50. NOTICE ; Uon. Do you ask “Why not?" The of *thta stat* reside it will be an Methodist church New Year’s day . Mr.. Dalton from among all the Riverside Cemetery Assn.' Andrus Sen-ice will be closed New answer Is easy. investment that will be well worth । Start serving 12 noon. (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) Adv. 12-301 12-30| Years Day. adv. 12-30 (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1J while. Home Front WINTER OF 1875 A MILD ONE A GLANCE SOUTHEASTERN MICH. DESERVESIT THE HASTINGS BANNER'S EIGHTH ANNUAL BABY CONTEST S ,iS,yr5£In2%SiS clViS' ?S32?S'u»?GM?S$S>J&. pfcj to «iiaar.- SSifi,1".'" c*su“w' a; SAVE w SSfc aSTES �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 39, 1943 PAGE TWO CHURCH HEWS all points Trie Go Mil John Weyennanl —----- --- --------- ------------ into Municipal court lueaaay alter- BITU AR iyrlon Whitworth. *e« ■mas and Catherine born in Johnstown. B March 13. 1861. und.de December 18. al h sis'uuS Rex. si John Muilinex of the Navyl aamnretr nis guut ana auage who is now stationed tn Florida andl ,, Oortrikht sentenced him to 10 days Mrs. Bertha Muilinex of B*Ule. The full Choir aang six ,Vnumtan j- V5 00 county to pay "and fine -I •*- ■ — ..•• —----' — I ntak<n5 }25<l^n 0( Bnd Jjail °“Uand of M U -—- ------ --------- — Walter Hershberger and Bobby, Joe <H II asltai* church Christmas day. * Mr. and Mrs.w Mr? a he «l,wl ‘o P“y hemust remain15 Sunday Bchiol al 10:30, Lawrence n August 13. 1891, hr Chas. Partee and Nevah werefl Adams. Supt. Preaching service at mrrluge to Ednu F. guest* of Mr. and Mrs Isaac Wil-S] Joann Erway. Gerald Smith. Doro■' ' 1 —■ Hams and Mrs. Paul Towns and San-Ji e maar n .home for Evening evangelistic service at thy Coleman and Bertha Ootant. - - - -------------- --, Lillian Lcinaar. u dra of Woodland Christmas. *"l 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fisher haveB Prayer meeting Wednesday eve­ presentation to the church by Ray ; csides hU wife and received word that their son. 3nd.B ning at tlic home of Bro. and Sis­ Erway of a beautiful American ■ 1 —— ■■■— Lt Edward Ph her luu arrived i| to mourn hb pa** ter Sinclair on West Bond street. lher. Ororge of Bri “S’ Mr and A R '™ safely in England * Mr and Mrs ’! . nephews and three Mb‘n R.ilbXl ' mOVed frotn thelr hOme °° TOUte ’■ Roscoe Hynes and Elva called onM Miss Rullson. near Dowling, and Hasting*. to 512 W. Chicago Street Mr. and Mrs. Earl Count and sonl] at Barber's Corners Friday. We are I Elgin, nlinola. Bth the exception of BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES Miss Gertie Eickhorn, who was sorry to report that Elirl is on LheM spent his entire life Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Les­ formerly at the Silvera—Rich sick list. * Mr. and Mr*. Laird Wot-il nty near the place o son Gen. ch. 3. "Bring your Bible.3lbic.” olant. plant, left Jett Tuesday morning mom for her ring of Grand Rapid* and Mbsaj will be remembered Betty Wotting of Lansing spent1 Divine Service* at 11 o'clock. 'clock, home in Lincoln, Nebr. nda. Sermon by Pastor and Communion . and A B Gwlnn and! Christmas day with their parents J! uncral service* were and Mr*. Glenn Wotrlng. . J Service children are moving into Mn. PIor- | Mr. ock Tuesday nfterna Mr. and Mr*. Shirley Mayo and.] iton funeral home Evening service* at 7:30. Evangel- |ence Fleming's residence at 330 E. । Richard of Hastings and Mr. and£| ■i Rev. Jones of- Hick istlc Binging and Sermon 1 Marshall St I Mr*. Fred Mayo of Maple Graved ■elating Burial In Ba Tuesday nights B.YJ> U. all Mr. and Mr*. Herbert J. Freeland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith ] young people Invited, meeting at have purchased the residence of Farlee and son Christmas day. * 1 the church at 7:30 Mr. and Mrs Ward Erway on W. Raymond Smith of Ann Arbor spent ATI! OF MRS. Wed. evening 7:30 prayer meet­ hl* vacation at the home of his IllAHI) Ickes ing at the church. moving next week to Uie sexton's parent*. Mr. and Mn. Owen Smith. |4r». Mary S. Ickes, w home at Riverside cemetery ♦Mr and Mn. Or* Lehman were 11 Ickes of Baltimor Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. rl on Monday after a PRESBYTERIAN Laurence Cha&e and sons of Coats (poor health and had ANNOUNCEMENTS ment of the former Dr. Hyde home, Grove. Gordon returned home with pt ul the Greenfield cor. W Green and 8. Pant St*. S. conger Hatnaway. Pastor his grandparents, for a few days* fit home for the 'past 225 W. center Street Jolm Michael la the name of the p bom In Baltimore Mr. and Mr». Chas. Warner and I I Sunday morning worship at ten little aon born to Mr. and Mrs. he 11. 1868, making li । thirty o'clock. The pastor will tell months and 16 days o Victor were guc&ta of Mr and Mrs. I A suzling motion picture with about "The Beat Picture" and will torrid dances, tuneful tunes and pilal. Ing are her husband;" Harry Lilly of Grand Ledge Christ-&| Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenc* Hutw mas day. ♦ Mrs. Pearl Bamum...| £reach a new year's sermon. "A comical comedy. A fasL-stepplng have moved Into their newly pur ­ ljiv Uy From i-rom Th* The Mire." Mirc. Gertrude and Blake and Mr. and, I chorus of boy* and girls help Jump Sunday school at 11:45. Robert l he entertainment mercury to the chased home at tie W. Grand SL Mrs. Clare Barnum of Lake Odcsr i | McGlocklin, Supu Mrs Addle Perry is ill with bron ­ were Christmas day guest* of Mr I boiluig iiolnt. chial pneumonia at the home of and Mrs. Fbrrest Hager. * Mr. and. I Boy Scouts meet Monday night, lu-r daughter. Mrs. June Martin. E. Mrs. Ralph Ekkens and children^] E. L.sTaylor. Scoutmaster. Ann Corio in "Sarong Giri' j Walnut St. Mrs. Perry is 96 yean moved to Gobles recently and Mr. I ol n|re manse at 7 P. M. Wednesday. Jan. Tim and Irene and Bill Hear, and Mrs. Virgil Conrad and son.d . Jo‘,‘u?k' hu 9^^°? 1 A C Z*n« arrived home who purchased their place have;! 5. The Presbyterian Guild will meet furnishing the "hoi" music this Li Sunday evening from California, moved In. * Mr. and Mrs. LorenH Wednesday night, Jan. 5 at the the *tory of a burlesque troupe ar- having completed his work at BL Hershberger entertained the Bloch-?.] home of Mrs. Fay Marble. 302 E rested n a raid and a synthetic | Mnry-8 college. He expect* to leave er Christmas dinner this year. Those. I love affair instituted as a means Jon. io for primary training at Ol­ present were Mr. and Mrs Charles M Thorn. | lumat low*. The Woman's Missionary societa- of revenge. van Lente and aon. Mr. and Mrs. 3 will meet Thursday afternoon. Jan. Victor Obennan and Mrs Harrison JI Moonltahl ta termant• starring reived word that her son. Martin Blocher. Grand Haven; Mrs. Ger-J 6. with Mrs. Aben Johnson. 309 8. Gloria Jean. Ray Malone. , E VanOeiaon of the U. S. Army trade Park St. Mrs Addie Springer will Strong and Nancy. Grand J The story of aVennont girl who Air Purees, has arrived in North Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dittman. 1 have charge cf the devoUonab and Mrs. D. A. VanBusklrk. will direct enten a New York theatrical sdtool Africa Detroit. * Miss Jeanne Kantncr of I to become *tar pupil of a student i ------mi----------------Butterworth hospital spent Fridays CANVAS G The Barry Counts- Christian En­ body that bo**U seemingly endle&s PLEASANT RIDGE and Saturday at home. * MlM Mary I Mr. and Mn. Lester Klnne spent’ Dodge of Delphos. Ohio, is spending I deavor Union will hold their Jan­ talent among it* young singers and Christmas with Mr. and Mn. Cecil ; the nolidays with her parents, the I uary meeting In the Flrat Presby­ dancer*. Hunt Club ------------ Rank and Nancy in Battle Creek. *, terian church of Hastings at 8 P. Rev. and Mp. Arthur Dodge. I fine Chris* ----- ------------------------' Christmas program M. Monday. Jan. 10. Rev E. S. ■This is the Army"------------------------ i A ---Mr. and Ogle I g-hn-i Jinursday n^7r.da.. eve _v._ ' Rul)j nor. ano J^Mrs. sari. Mgic Flannlgan, nunnigan, by Irving Berlin | given by the scnooi nnd Ojfer flpent Christmas HI-HOCRA The entire company of 350 sol- 'ning * There win oe no uunes "ii'ir'njrr 1 tlona) secretary of Christian En­ diers. >nth of * wt,h hcr P«rpnLlti-.n ' Mr. and Mrs Pctwho appeared in the musical Aid at Coak Grove in the month ’ »?,’ I deavor. will give an address and Broadway and during„ thewcrassFuller who used to " I show pictures. This meeting is open on , ,sol- January. ' ine *atLee cmu Gro« p^^'^-av p’ul Brodbeck entertained Smuckcr's C counttv tour, appear* with the •» and Mrs. and Paul Mre Brodbeck entertained J to the public. their“criglital original roies'in the Sunday * Mr and Mrs ^rriSv11lrMr“I’nd Mro’vori^nuf” diers in their tr. the ------ f morning. - .... .... mas day. * Mr Mr. and r— Jove* utlcn«i- mas dav. * .nd Mrs Mn York York Dufnuf. I picture. Irving Berlin makes hb his : Kenneth Kelsev and BOUILLON SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST debut in the picture singing "Oh. ed a family dinner Sunday witii fv of Kalarnaroo were Christmas j CHURCH Chic How I Hate to Get Up in the Mom- Mr .and Mrs, E. H- Lathrop. Barry- Eve guests of Harry Sandbrook and I Corner of East A- Bond Streets Ing" as he did in the stage version, villr. * Mr. and Mrs Alton Wood family. ★ Mr. and Mrs Cornleius I Services on Saturday: Cappon and family of Stony Point I ----------------------------and Greydon spent Sunday with Sabbath School: 9:30 A-M. HILL'S BRO Mr. and Mrs. Allie Cheney near were Christinas day guests of Mr. I Victory Day Service. 11:00 A M/- WOMEN’S BOWLING LEAGUE Mrs Wm. Cappon and son I \Medlocre scotc* prevailed Mon­ Carlton Center. * On Sunday. Jan. and YP.M.V. A Vespers 4:15 P. 9 there will be a basket dinner In Larry- * Tin- Rev. and Mrs. Frank I i Social gathering Saturday /ve- day night on the eve of the closing the church basement, the yearly Moxon of Hastings spent Christmas I nlng 7:30 P.M. nt tile I.O.O.F>mall ut the first half of a split season church following * Mr. Eve with Gliy Kantncr and family. H Sunday evening 7:45 |»,M Lay- which ends next week. It brought and Mrs.meeting * Mrs. Percy Lehman and Mrs. g Albert Klnne spent the i together the two leading uimu mid Evangelism Claw ' BUY Ora Lehman called on Mrs CarLl Wednesday evening 7 45 P M. virtually ctnclwd the lead for the weekend in Jackson with relatives. Lehujan and baby son in Nashville ■ Mr. and Mrs. Wamic Kelsey al-, Wednesday afternoon. * Mr. anti 1 Prayer Meeting Thursday 1:00 P.M. winner. State insulation was pitted * tended the funeral of Shltley Myers , Dorcas meeting at home of Mrs. against Portia* and though Qu- on Mr* Eldon Farrell and Ljirry Joe I Friday afternoon al the Lconscores were close. Portias grabbed John Gould. ,■ of Woodland were Christina* guests.! all three matches. Jean Brower, . i»rd funeral home in Hastings ★ । of the Rev. and Mrs. Dodge. * I ^FIRST V. B. CHURCH anchor for the winners led in the . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Harry SandbYook' and I and John spent Christmas wRh MY. Corotr of East and E. Grand Strs. match with a 460 series wlilie hcr and Mrs. Arley Townsend and family family were guests of her parent*. J opponent, Betty Braendle, scored A. M—Golarcn pastor . in Grand Ranlds. Mrs. Edith Rich­ Mr. and Mrs. Burt Rogers of Lake fl l 9:55 a.m. Bible Scliool with class­ two pins less with a 458. returning with them for a Odessa. Christmas. * Mr. and Mrs. 1 Jane Daniels, bowling for Bonnet ardson es for all ages. Lon Moore were supper guest* of I .11:00 a.m. Morning worship, ser­ and Gown led tlw evening scoring few days. . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cappan Christ- J mon. "Precious Gifts For a New wit li a 464 scries. mas night. MARRIAGE LICENSES Other results Trio Cafe won two Robert ; Year." I G. Phillips. Nashville ..22' 6 30 pan. Adult and senior C.E. from Piston Rings; Wilcox Rich Maxine V Dull. Nashville . .19 GOOD ADVICE took n pair from Bonnet andGywn; Societies. Lawrence E. Hook, Hastings .21 If you want your dreams to come Strand won three from Bell TL-liv Julia Eaton. Nashville ............. 16 J trae. don't oversleep. pel message phone Co.; Banner won twice from Co., Court .. House blanked Monday 7 30 pan. Official Board Seal <— .. and ------— -------meeting at the pastor's study. ) Middleville. Thurs. 7:30 Adult and Y.P. prayer j * • * ----------- nth .. ■« pm w. Two Cars Smashed; doh thzM LOCAL NEWS Start the New Year right by colling at FOOD CENTER for all your food needs for the holiday weekend. We're ready to welcome you with hundreds of low prices on high quality foods to prove how easy it will be to make good on your resolution to save more money in 1944. These values aren't just a “flash in the pan”. We're cooperating wholeheartedly with you. and with the Government, to hold down prices. We've streamlined our selling . . . eliminated frills and cut profits to the bone ... so thot we can offer the finest foods ot the fairest prices throughout the year. MEAT DEPARTMENT TOMATO JUICE No., 5 can 9 1 6 Green points K I THEATRES k • FIRST CALL FOOD C I ( SPARE RIBS meaty SIDE PORK POTATO CHIPS Famous—Ige. pkg ... fresh, lean SARDINES 3 Itrcwn paints Pork Roast i™ Pork Chops TR EET 5 Brown points STUFFED" OLIVES Tall Jar .... Smoked Ham Beef Roast Steak Beef Stew Hamburger Smoked Ham Saurkaut DILL TOMATOES BEVERAGES SALAD DRESSING . Salad Bowl. pt. .. Van Camps—13 Green points .. Boneless MULLERS DONUTS WHOLE WHEAT BREAD OQ, Mullen 3 loavn fcV DINNER ROLLS SPAGHETTI 23c Slab Bacon IVORY SOAP »">. 6c 3,O'29‘ - 24c points 23c Z C h°»" 34c S„^"'u„‘a.7X°fn.d'SK?S Young Driver Held pt, any size piece POTATOES Peck 45c NANCY HALLSsweet potatoes 3 lbs. 29c 15c each CELERY HEARTS HEAD LETTUCE head 3 lbs. 19c bunch each CARROTS Igc. pkg. 59c 31c lb. U.S,N° 1 PARSNIPS Oxydol Igc. pkej. C.Thoi fresh ground O E ib. j Standard Size 2cans 2 3c pks- 29c 35c 29c 39c 32c Bulk FRANCO AMERICAN IVORY FLAKES AA beef lb. Sirloin or Round AA beef lb. PORK & BEANS ■b®. Po.k lb. Grade lean RIPE OLIVES Palmdale—Jar it 33c center cut lb. RUTABAGAS 3 lbs. serious autom automobile :< 1 Rev. Robert J. Kees. of Evanston. !' There was a sertous Ill. Watch for further notice, in accident at the comer of West ; I Grand and Market streets Christ- < this paper________ i mas night, at about 11:15, when a |, FIRST CHVRCh’oF I car driven by Wayne Leyendrcker. i ‘ CHRIST. SCIENTIST 1 16. of Freeport, going west on । । Corner Church and Center streets ' Grand street, crashed into another | I Subject: “God" । car, driven by Reuben Rounds. 18. ; of Battle Creek, and proceeding ' • Sunday service 11 a.m. i Sunday school 9:30 a_m. .south on Market street. With young Lcyendeckcr was! । Wednesday evening service 7:45. Reading Room in church edifice Miss Margaret McCulley, 23. of , open Wednesday and Saturday Muskegon. The car was owned by ; Victor PraCL. of Rutland. Pasaenfrom 3 to 5 p.m. gers in the Rounds car were Mi. ! GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH and Mis. Fred O. Kicpc. and their O H. Trinkleln, Pastor 1 four small children* all uf Battle , Services held in the I O O.F. hall, Creek. Mr. Kiejx- and family were taken | Divine worship at 10:30 A.M. to Pennock hospital tn an ambulance Sermon, "A Simple Recipe For where, they were treated for cut.-, Haopiness In 1944 ” and bruises. Lcyvndecker had a cut Sunday school at 11:30 AM on his finger, a cut on his neck ahd Sundav school staff.meets Friday. a small one on hl* forehead. Jan. 7. 7:30 PAf . at 521 W. Court. City police who were called to the scene of the accident state that HASTINGS METHODIST the weather was clear, the street comer was lighted and the pave­ ■ Bessie M. Rullshn. Minister ment dry. Tlw offlccra state tliat Residence. 519 E. Green St. tlve driver of each car did not. ap­ " Watch Night service at th? parently notice the oilier car ap­ Quimby church Fri. night Dec. 31 proaching the street intersection. beginning al 9 P.M closing at 12:01 The police rejwrt states that, AM. Jan. 1. Please bring sand­ there was beer In tlic car driven by wiches. cookies or Jello. Friends young Leyendccker. which the from other churches of Pnrislu are voting woman who was with him Invited. An interesting and inspiba- said she bought al a HasUng* cafe tlonal program. Both cars were badly damaged Thn Preaching Sunday at Martin and driver and others in the Rounds Quimby Time 10 and 11:30 car claim there were no lights on Regular Sunday school services at the Lcycndecker car. and that it FTI2AND ' Hosting!. Mich. IH CAI 12 ■= Telephone! 2244-2557 ■ FRIDAY a.d SATURDAY. DEC. 3|.|AN. I The. Joy Giri in her latest Fun Whirl Ann Carlo, Tim and Irene with Johnny "Scat” Davis famous orchestra "SARONG GIRL" Bargain matinee Saturday 3:00 to 3:00 only also the latest World in Action scries "MASK OF NIPPON" and U. S. Army Band on the Screen Don't target tliat gala midnight show.Dec. 31 Sorting al 11:45 P. M. The feature picture will be MOONLIGHT IN VERMONT' Admission 27c plus l*x 3c total 3«c to everybody SUNDAY ond MONDAY. JANUARY 2-3 -------- —----- - wild nrwt Moore, William Gaxlen and Xavier Cugat's wonder orchestra. "THE HEATS ON" Only enough admission* will be sold at the bargain prices to fill the theatre once. TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI.. JANUARY 4-S-6-7 - - ------- --------- - — — v .... ...K Hastings at reduced prices. tvuay iriumrn io The aame picture that played hero •« SI 1A >__ ____ ______ Irving Berlin's all Technicolor spectacle "THIS IS THE ARMY" 10c SOAP POWDER I BULK 2»»>s 29c| COFFEE SATISFACTION WHITE HOUSE COFFEE HILLS BROS. COFFEE MANOR HOUSE COFFEE 3 lbs. 59c Bahry th eat kb ? JEk Hailing!. Mich.. Phone! 2247-2282 PUBLIC DANCE The less you FRIDAY OI.4 SATURDAY. DEC. 31-JAN. 1 Penney's st quality mcrch possible prices DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Chester Morri, and Nancy Kelly 2 lbs 66c "TORNADO" MOOSE HALL "SALUDOS AMIGOS" You don't p at Penney's. SUNDAY and MONDAY. JANUARY 2-3 And there's hig help in th and Walt Disney's technicolor musical feature 1251 N- Michigan Ave.. Hastings t's patriotic every way j into War Bor longer. Save b Save, too, by * store for thing I promptly at 7:00 *nd 0:30 Laurel and Hardy comedy favorites with Judy Marshall "THE DANCING MASTERS" NEW YEAR'S EVE TUES.. WED.. THURS.. JANUARY 4-5-6 The folks w who know thi Bargain matinee Sunday 3:M to 5:00 chief concern that yeuget n you well. It pays big 12-30 PISTOL PACKIN MAMA1 206 I. STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. • » �TTTF HASTINGS BANNER, THVB81FAY, DECEMBER 10, 1»» —- 1 tern. Mrs. Katherine Peck of HM-^'of whom passed away a number of'soon as soda and sour .milk com- , already resulted In the indictment merit* of the of several iegutators in the pay 011 but. to emphasize by understate­ tines and Mrs. Marion Wheeler of years ago. Surviving are..two grand- bine. * U.tfl. » son. ...... PL n A. of .. TI.1_ 1,....... __ ■ outside clients wiro -had some sei-1 ment. it is just a bit unllkaly tb*t outside interaiU Battle Creek; one Chnrlro. daughters. Mrs. Robert DeWitt. For thin batters, tire soda and fish interest involved m pending1 he would do the job fairly so far Battle Creek; and live grandenil- M<M< gon Heights, and Mrs. George :our milk usually furnish enough aiu * itr iirmrrv leg Ulutl -n. it ». is. — as someI as tiie public is concerned. Tlie It is situation* ... Maybe .. dren. KingwHl. Muskegon; also a daugh- leavening, but thicker batters and TA Y DATE Nkpilkn claim, "ethically possible for an at- ‘ one that paid the biirgest retainer more at a simitar klr pyrion Whitworth, second son of •irn. icisex was ini.uuiii— -................. ——. dougiu usually med some added I AA KA I L nLLULU tumey to serre both tlie pnple and would be the one likely to get first the full spotlight of >mas and Catherine Whitworth. ber of the East Baltimore United , and twu great-grandchildren. baking Count tea'■ r'.rw _ . „m* .1 vI ... of . ■powder. I. used , .1 with ■ (_on ...... sour , I.„, Investigation. > born in Johnstown. Barry coun- IMlUUril , (Continued from Ou,,,. Page 11. QSec. 1.) a private client when he votes as consideration regardless Brethren church WlltH where site had be- t ....... Mrs. TCurtz wm --- - ~ a devoted ....... mem- spuon soda, 1• cup [March 13. 1861. und departed this longed fur 04 years. Funeral sm- Ixt of Emmahuel Episcopal church, milk. ar. equal to 2 tecu.poona of When our city charter was-adoptDecember 18, al his home hr ices were held ut the above church also one <4 the oldest life members baking powder in a recipe If more ed. aboitt 40 years ago, 81 Au was the Wllng, at the age of 82 years. 0 on Wedne day afternoon .it- two ‘4 Hasting* Ixxlgr No 7 O E 8 leavening powder U needed, make pay foi 10 hours of unskilled labor, nths, 5 days. o'clock and interment wu in the She possessed many noble qualtlc* It up with baking powder. and 8250 to 18300 for skilled work­ lot character >n August 13. 1891, he was united Striker cemetery. ers for the anic. 10 hours. Tlie -------— that endeared ------- her io her friends Her 'cheerful attitude marriage to Ednu F Fisher. ' prices of eggs, butter, meats and in the face of trials and difficulties Police Report to the re made a home for ids niece, PASSING OF MRS. Frocerics generally were Ins tluui was always an. inspiration to her k. Lillian Lcinaar. of Hickory ci.aheXce HOAG mlf of present prices. Then the friends. Funeral services were voh- Council Monday Night new city charter fixed 10 mills as fners for 19 years. Mrs. Anna M Hoag, widow of the lexides his wife and this niece lute Rev Clarence E. Hoag, a for­ . ducted by the Rev. Don M. Oury at the limit of taxation for city purChief Harry Thompson. gave his[ iroscs. That was ample for that dav. I to mourn his passing ure a mer (wistor of tlie Hasting ■ Pint I Emmanuel church on Friday at years me lher. George of Bristol Lake. Methodist church, died on Wed­ eleven o'clock and interment wa.. report of police activities. tor tire, uno and inr for •••veraj teveral years the cost of in Riverside omr-tery ---- ---------------------.ulrMj aCHy nephews and three nieces, all Dec. 22, ut die Clark M< near Dowling, and other rela- nesday. mortal home in Grand Rapids, ISMS!, « the !*greatly 10incre-ed coat of & FrS?' uKT1 i’hfh wm “ But where she had resided <«r/F urtern re?* ” -* _ vilh the exception of a few years, years. She *ai born Sep’. i£i Labor, labor, and and the Um large large advances advances in in Christmas’ eve Duriiia "the ‘period spent his entire life in Barry at Douglas, and i» survived by1870. her materials, both of which Sunday moniing l>e S. Fuller. tiie city police issued 122 drivers the co«t_of nty near the place of his birth daughter. Mr*. Lois Knight. Funeral 85. of Carlton township was found l/censV^eSjir Munlctpal coun th. the dly. citv ha. has to havMn have in grr^rg earning on i will be remembered by many lervlccs were held at Clark Home on it* work, now compel the city to summons, handed out 15 tickets for •** „°, w oot ’ H* 1 l le clt, to dead in bed, having passed away -nds. use the mills. L•* ,h " full ten mtrt * Even that u ’uneral services were held nt 3 Friday afternoon and interment was in his sleep following a long period traffic violations and received and ” ock Tuesday afternoon at the in tire Douglas cemetery. of failing hoalth. He h survived Investigated 28 mLvcellaneouv com­ not chough. Tlie city could not re­ iton funcrni home in Delton by his wife. Mary, und one daugh­ plaints from citizens. The night po­ pair the damage done on East Walh Rev. Jones of Hickory Corners DEATH COMES TO MRS. ter. Leona, at home. Funeral serv­ liceman found 24 doors of the city's r.pt street by the Fall creek flood elating. Burial In Bonfield eem- MARGARET D. KURTZ ices were held at the Leonard biLdneu places unlocked The po­ last Maxell, because it had no tnon. Mrs Margaret D Kurtz, aged 87. chnpei on Tuesday afternoon at two lice picked up five dogs which were ey. and could raise none, owing to ' widow of tlie late John Kurtz. o'clock, the Rev S C Hathaway! roaming nt large, contrary to the the cliarter tax limit. Tlie city en­ AT1I OF MRS. 1 posed away on Wednesday. D-t 22. officiating Interment in the Fuller peace and dignity of the commun­ gineer estimate* that, it will cost ICKES following a stroke. Her parents cemeteryIty; one of them by its owner; the( at least $3,000 to make Hint repair, Mary 8. Ickfti. wife of Wil­ were tin- late Mr. and Mrs. John other four will never disturb any' which would include a wide culvert es of Baltimore township. Cole Mi Kurtz. Who died a nurn- PASSING OF FORMER । one hereafter. A stolen bicycle was, When a city like Hastings is in Monday after a long period bvr uf years ago. operated a meat recovered and restored to its own-,I such a position it is inviting serious' health and had been a tru- market here for munv years Mrs. er. One breaking und entering trouble. For Instance..the Michigan the Greenfield convafc-.- Kurtz h id been a resident of HasWord was receive<| hern Wt-dnes-, churge was reported and investlgat-1। Avenue bridge needs replacing with Irome for the past week. She day. Dec 23. of the, passing of Mrs ' ed. Two motor-vehicle accidents i: a much stronger structure. It is' bom in Baltimore Twp, on here from Grand Rapid), where the Marian Rowley Brice <>t Detroit, were policed. 1 not equal to tile heuvy truck traffic 11. 1868. making tier 75 years, family lived for fifteen years. Two widow of the late T S. Brice, u ' which it now carries. There ore iths and 16 days of nge. 3ur- sons, Charles und John Jr., were former clerk, of Barry county. Mrs. HOW KIM SIGLER SPENT other things tlie city really sliould [ are her husband: twu ctaugh- bom to Mr and Mrs. Kurtz, both Brie.1 was n Jong time resident of1 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY do that it cannot attempt under Hastings, residing with the late Mr Kim Sigler. Buttle Creek attorn- present conditions. When the war and Mrs r> R McElwain for many siiail end. it will be necessary to years and teaching m the Has­ as sfiecial prosecutor in the grand • meet quickly the emergency created tings schools and in the county. In1 jury investigation at Lansing prac­ by unemployment, by undertaking Detroit ; hr was .< member of St tically a 24-hour day grmd for the reeded local improvement* wKh Mark's Methodist church and a last two weeks, was bane for! government aid. Hostings, with a charter member of the Federation' Christmas yesterday and today • I■ 10 mill charter limit caimot meet of Womens clubs o! flVit city Sur­ Tomorrow Mr. Sigler will be back that emergency. Tills city will be viving arc son, Dwight of Roch­ in court at Lansing to renew his ex­ lie!plcss. unless it can have more ester. N Y. and Bob. a grandson, amination of witnesses, I money available. in the armed service* Another son.1 "I like the job." Mr. Sigler said. !I Can Hostings get. more money Let. preceded his mother in death. "and I expect to go right down and keep the 10 mill city tux limit? through the middle regardless of 7he suix-rvlsors und board of re­ trait on Friday at 2 30 P M . and who may be hit." interment was in Woodmere ccme- , The Birule Creek attorney who view could make a large increase in the lusersmenu of real estate. But i recently formed a partnership here that would mean that the city ' with Burritt Hamilton, was selected would have to pay a far larger per­ , us special prosecutor by Judge Is— centage of the county taxes. Tills t land Carr of Lansing, because of city has 4 members of the Burr> Following a long period of ill­ his skill as a trial lawyer and his county board of supervisors, und CANVAS GLOVES 15c ness, Charltf. L. Moon, used nearly widely demonstrated ability ns an the townships 16 members. The 16 18. passed away on Wednesday. examiner of witnesses in court. members would be warranted In Dec. 22. at Pennock iioupital where Except for the brief time taken thinking there must be a valid Hunt Club Dog Food >'meal> 5 lbs. 45c lie had been a patient for six weeks. out. for his Christmas dinner. Mr. reason for u big raise in assess­ For the past nine years, Mr. Moon Sigler spent the holidiay <it his ol- ments of city property. As a matter Had conducted a store at Dowling flee in tlie Security National bank , ol fact there would not be Property HI-HO CRACKERS 1 lb. box 21c and previously had been employed। building as he expressed it: "With ‘ in this city is now assessed fully in a Kroger store in Battle Creek. a batch of testimony and a bunch as high us it Is In the townships, Smuckcr's Grope Jam, 6 pts. lb. 18c Surviving are his parents. Super­ and os high or higher titan In visor and Mrs I-eon J Moon of day Enquirer-News.__________ other cities, like Charlotte and Baltimore township; one brother, Marshall, which have about the BOUILLON CUBES________ 5 for 10c Dale, and a sister. Mrs Howard Sl'PER-HIGIIWAYS | same population ns Ha-stings. A Vanderlie <if Dowling; his grand­ AFTER THE WAR Chicken. Beef and Vegetable | lieavy raise in real estate assessmother. Mrs. Clara McCoy. Celina. While big city planners are anwould not be warranted, and Ohio, and his grandfather. George Ucipnting a heavy increase in air- ।1 menu in all human probability, lb. 33c Whitworth, of Dowling. The Rev. plane travel and traffic, they also would, tliat HILL'S BROS. COFFEE we would pay inudiS. Conger Hatliawuy conducted tlie realize that rubber-tired vehicles mean more of the county tax thart we funeral at the Leonard chapel on will also be used to an even larger T.cw do. which would be unfair. Sunday. D»c 26. at 2:00 P M. and1 extent than before the war. The only alternative, thert. Is to Interment was in the Dowling Fpr instance Chicago's Planning raise the charter limit. I^Sltould be cemetery. ■ Commission has recommended the made 15 mills instead/of 10. That BUY — BUY — BUY — BONDS! — i construction of seven addlUonal cx- would give the city council a mar­ ;OO|> COOKS SAVE | press highways inrlhat city after gin of 5 milts over tlie present [the war. These roadways will be limit, which would/ enable It to Milk that turns sour offers less from 18 to 20 rexfs wide, and J heir /meet einergencies_.tnal will surely excuse for dismay than milk that estimated cost lx, $232,000,000. 'The gets Miilled. say Micliigan State new highways would be. either ei\- qulrcinenU in^focal municipal projCollege home ewnomics spec hi I bn*, voted, or excavated, so that stop--,scctr. in widen the federal govemsince the sour milk lends itself to ping for street intersections would menL-wfll cooperate As It is now. many form.-, of cookery'1j 'not be required. the 10 mill Unilt is not enough to Sour milk may replace sweet in ; pay the ordinary running exjjense* baking, and give lightness, tender- 1 of Hastings, und is much too small ru-sK. and flavor to any hot bread to meet emergency expenses of the except poixnera. as well ar. gingertypes we have njentioned. or for brpad and spice cake. A.-, for sour I Hospital MUMU u. la .... meet M»iM>ratlon with the federal gov­ Guild „ No 19 will ru-mn. a mere spoonful or two Jan. an. 6 at a-. 2 tfdock o'clock with Mrs. Mr;. A. W. ernment in projects lor employment "Edie-, n gravy, sauce, or soup sandwichc-s and service for your- immediately following. tlie end of special Sour milk <>r cream has , _______ World War II. .<11 the food values of milk or cream w The women Women of the Moose will We understand that the city when fresh, and that alone is good celebrate their monthly birthday council will submit to the voters of reason for not wasting any. I(3rty Thursday evening. DeC.-.30 at Hostings next April a projxisal that To u-y sour milk successfully In Maurice Ingram's, 302 E. Mar- the charter city tax limit of 10 nulls •hakibg. ..t-.i... a » few general ni^es are use­ potluclc sapper at 7;0o. Briny be iticreased to 15 milks. Wi* believe If you still need a good winter coat, here and now is the self, also one dish for the table. that proposition ought to be adopt­ Rule One: In SUbjUtirting sour There are two birthdays this month.. ed. There seems no prospect for milk for sweet, use an equal quan­ Mrs. Claudia Ullery and Miss Man­ many years to come for the cost of time to buy it at thrifty savings! All from regular stock. tity of the rour milk. Add Just Sense. labor to decline, and that means enough soda to neutralize the acid. that the cost of materials will, tn One-half level teaspoon ' soda I.} Townsend club No. 1 will hold a nil probability, at least for several Here are winter's success coats-richly furred, warmm«ugh tor each cup of really sour party at the hall on .Saturday eve­ years, remain about ns high as at nrllk. or onc-qUarter teaspoon if the ning. Jan. 1. 'IMe next wcRulnr present. smartly styled for seasons of wear. Sizes 14-44. rmlk is Just ttimlng. Too much soda meeting will be Tuesday evening. To put our city government in gives bad flavor and odor and pro­ Jan. 4. AU arc welcome. position to meet emergencies now duces dark flecks In the baked , and conditions that may arise aft­ ... , ..... Hospital Guild No. 14 will meet er the war. the oily tax limit ought Rule TWO: Mix soda with dry in- for a dessert-bridge al 1:30 Tues- to be increased to nt least 15 mills Bredtents. Don t add it dlrtxUy to day. Jan, 4. al the home of Mrs. i Even at that the city tax rate in ih< milk, or the gas needed for w. l. Htriman. 423 W. center St. Hastings will be no higher Dian In leavening will begin to escape os _______ many oilier cities of this size. The St. Cecelia Choir Guild will meet Wednesday evening. Jun. 5. at TWO INHERITANCE TAXES Probate Judge clement has com­ 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Duane puted the inheritance tax for two Miller. estates, since our last report. Tlie two amounted to 81.888.18. and ore tor the Estate pf tx>ra C. Kepkey 81317.58. and ’the Estate of Walter Spaulding. 8570.60. These inherit­ Goodwill The Goodwill W.S.C.S. will meet ance taxes go into the primarv Friday. Dec. 31. at the home of school fund. Mrs. Frank Ferris for dinner. Visi­ tors are welcome. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ INCREASE IN CITY | January Clearance WINTER COATS C.Thomas Stores, Inc ORGANIZATIONS ★ From Regular Stock! Trim med! SPORTS COATS •TWEEDS COMMUNITY NOTICES Sbultz The Shultz Community Club will meet with Mrs. George Clouse Thursday. Jan. 6. ' Make It Shine In History Pages AT PENNEY’S Our generation has em­ patriotic and wise, nowadays, to save money every way you can—to save and put your savings into War Bonds! Save by making everything last longer. Save by not buying useless and trivial things. Save, too, by shopping regularly at your J. C. Pcnpey store for things you really need! The less you buy the more you need Penney values. t’s I Penney's still offers, as it always has, the highest quality merchandise that can be had, at the lowest possible prices. You don't pay for cos’tly extras, for frills, or "front" at Penney’s. And there's another thing about Penney's that's a big help in this wartime yeas. _ The folks who work at your Penney store are people who know this town and its wants and needs. Their chief concern is to help stretch your budget and to sec that you get merchandise that will serve you and suit you well. It pays big dividends to shop at Penney’s. barked on a crusade for freedom that has never been equalled! Let’s make this year the final stage and bring to an ending the sufferings and sacri­ fices of warfare. END THE ATTACK . BUY MORE BONDS $1QGO GIVE THE GRAND JURY A CHANCE! । (Continued from Page 1. Section 1.) I employees at his command for tlie 1 special assignment of driving Frank McKay from Landing to*-'Graiyr Rapids , ■ , Maybe there is some explanation1 which can make all of the above seem sweet and reasonable. Maybe, as one commentator pre­ Martin Comers dicts. "When the facts are revealed Preaching service next Sunday I. wn „ Jay JnJ- JJnscy wllsCy of UI WiO„u ;{Rapkls why morning at 10 o'clock. Plan to at- waa named prosecutor, Rushton will tend church and Sunday school. i emerge ----------------------— ------stronger•»-than ’ ever In ~'Wpub­ . ~ ’ ’He confidence." Perhaps! But cf so. In an Exclusive Class . explanations should be forthcoming Tuna trees In. America have no quickly—and they liad batter be znown enemy in the form of insect--. I good! Real good! or blight. । n is already apparent Hint those : conducting the grand jury are in I for some severe personal sniping. I one of the special columns, emanat­ I ing from Landing which appeared l in several of the state-papers Satjurday Lv a good case to point The basic structure of fact was there but by a Tittle touch of color here and a slight twist there, the picture was made to appear just as the writer wanted it to appear—and the way he wanted it to apix-ar ob­ ‘ vlously coincided closely with the way those opposed to -the grand YOUR ! jury also wanted it to appear. I Maybe this. too. was Just another1 of those strange coincidences. The grand Jury investigation has BarryviUe . The WACS. will meet this week Thursday, Dec. 30 for a potluck dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burr Fo&sett. This is election of officers and everyone is urged to be present. patrmagc AHO A HAPPY BANGHART'S BAKERY HASTINGS PERMANENT WAVE-59t NEW YEAR STEBBINS & JACOBS UHU/E the BEX AU. store nUYVt. j Pharmacists iTE . PHONE 2331 HASTINGS PHONE 21311 $1295 - $2295 Good warm wool coats. Fitted and box styles. All are lined and interlined. Regular stock. Sizes 10 to 46. SUITS DRESSES $1295 $100 Excellent quality SELECTED CROUP OF COTTON for such a low price. Good fabrics. DRESSES priced to clear at once. Well styled garments. Sizes 12 to 18. Two piece suits. CLEARANCE of WINTER HATS $100 $198 $149 Every hat in stock priced for quick clearance. values to $4.95. - Former - The Value Stor 138 W. STATE G. E. GOODYEAR • CHESTERFIELDS HASTII �TUB HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 38. 1>U PAGE FOUR I There will be no Bunday night I Thomas Stebbins and baby. 231R 3; Mrs Marshall Warner. 305 in the Interest of world stability,! Fisher and son Max were dinner I Lansing * Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Vnllsd Brethren In Christ service until further notice w Ors«i. Hanover; Mtaa Msrjo’ie P*lmf I. H Osgood. Minister then you’d better raise your boy to guest* * ------• Varney — and.daughtora *-* were ChristSunday ol Mn Mary Fisher ,,, I Surgical patients ware: Mra. Dalton Ml** Geneva Hubbell, 7 Woodland be a soldier. und Mis* Susie Fisher of SouUl TU. t.^ Marcone Marjorie Thompson, Thompson. aza 538 8. a Dibble; uiome; n. N. taw East bi 8t T V e V?n^ mpr 101 Mtas Zana Douatas. Hzztlng* R J . The Morning worship Evangthsl Rev. ..... n,... ... D , Thc medic*! eiUc31 patlcnU patientsare: are: Dxr^ DarJ mother. Mrs. Udlu•Taylor of K*laWoodland. Other guest* wire Mr. eeka new*. Dec. 14-31. Marie Wetaenhofer Middle- Wright. Mary Siiowcrman will bring the l R. * 1; C. H. h. WflW. rf (OMil'nuM from Page 1. Sectton l.l lory, a year in whlah Use success of and Mr*. Harold Hecker and chil­ mo * Mr. and Mia. Hida Guy of •----------— —** Mra. Cora Aapinall, 213 W. w Green 8t: Mis Busle Whli:i£ that the final collapse of Germany dren, KaLamxxoo and Mr and Mrs. East Woodland were Sunday dinner Freeport; Mr* Henry Barber, <l Bunday school A growing S. 6. Richatd Butiop. 232 B. Jefferson. Apple will only come after a crushing mll- Allied arms will oe interrupted, if Waller Fisher, South Woodland * guests of Mr. and M.-a Fay C. on-------Dec -15. Those <uuM receiving receiving medical medical care W. Clinton. Glen Conley. 2.0 f at aU. only by setbacks of a minor Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ftesner and Wing. * Mr. and Mr*. Darr Kah­ Itary defeat Patient* discharged during the were: Mtaa Allee Whettone. R 3; Hanover; Mm. Man Scot ho f Evangelistic Servicea continue nature. However, the coat (Tarawa eon Eldon, Mr. and Mrs. WUlis Dsl- ler were Christmas dinner guests al wtek were: Mr*. Nell Jones and Mrs Susie Whitney. Freeport; Mra. Nashville; Mtaa Alice Whetstone.* each evening 7:30 P. M-. except and daughter. Woodland and baby. R. 4; Mrs Vere Carter and Emma Runyan. Alonzo Nott and 3; Mr*. Hannah Sayer. Sunfkfr Surprisingly enough the weak is but an example) will be heavy; ten probably so heavy that 1844 will be Mr. and Mrs Raymond Delton and ton. * Henry Boillnger spent the Sat hnbv. Middleville; Mra Donald LaVeme VanHouten. Lake Odessa; Robert Bryans. 821 E. Marahall. • i l**Roy Flessner. Lake Odessa, were Christmas weekend with his broth­ f Special night* to which all are TMfee and baby. 31 neither happy nor Joyful. adway; Wilbur Lane. SIS 8Jefferson; Mra. lies are concerned U. Joseph Stalin I Christmas day dinner guest* of Mr. er and abler. Joo Ballinger and Invited are as follows: Women— Floyd Myers. 711 I i- .Mra. Hannah Sayer. Bunfield. rDan '— M„ to the contrary, the American Home Mrs Lou Steiger of Sunfield. Mbs Alice Bollinger of near Ver­ Thursday Dec. 30. Young People— Myrtle Mannl. 233 — Our Job b to see that Uib country, and Front We have suffered less clam­ which Smith of Lansing returned montville * Mrs. Gertrude Scudder Fri. Dec. 31—Watch Night Service. Mrs. Marion Smith and baby. R. 5, • Wright. Hasllnga R 1. a fin« young fellow has Glen the News for the week of Dec. 31—38 Buehler. Freeport; age and done more complaining »nd left formany Fleeznera for a visit. * Mr. and Ira Scudder of West Wood­ Men—Sunday Jan. 2. AU Men's Mrs. Roy Erway and baby. R. 1, all time, really does become with U given herewith Browne andIonia baby. Alonzo Nott, ll Mrs Nia) Ntal. Casteleln tand baby babr 818 “ ney Pcrr7. squawking than any other nation a better place in which to enjoy the and Mra. John Dell and Mis* Doro­ land, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Campbel) Choir. Family—Friday Jan. 7. Bring Mrs_ family of Lacey and Miss V?ra entire family. engaged in the war Organlaed full benefits of a stable peace. That thy Dell were Christmas day dinner und S Church, "Miss EiuUt«Ci. . of Lansing were Sunday KUpatakk 402 8. Washington. Mn. pressure groups, disregarding the might form the basis of a pretty ■ ueata of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Dell of Scudder dinner guests at the home cf Mr Lansing. Mr. and Mra. Ewyn Dell Sunday School 10:30 A. .XL Green. 1511 8- Hanover; Miss fate of the boys at the battle fronts Leslie were aleo guest* Mr. and and Mrs. Dorr Kahler. Worship and sermon by the Rev. McKibbefi. 458 E. Clinton: have used the urgency of the mili­ good resolution for the Year of ot Mrs. John Dell also calkd on Mr Mary Showerman—11:30 A. M. tary situation to force oonceaslons 1M4. and Mrs Lee Bidwell of Mulliken No evening service® while Evan­ from their government at the and Mr and Mrs Ear) McDonald of gelistic a?rvlees continue at Wood­ point of a gun. figuratively speak­ Lansing. Hr. and Mra. Reuben Wol- his parent*, Mr and Mrs. Walter land U. B. Church. s. Broadway. Dec. ing. John L Lewis and hb UMW i cott. East Woodland and Mr and Fisher, that Lt. Edward Fisher has I Mra. Carl Walt* and Mr. and Mrs. arrived safely in England I Ralph Bowerman. Lake Odrusa. 33: B boy to Mr. and Mrs. August —— *----------I. are a care to point and now the Woodland Wesleyan Oailen Mlske. son of Mr. and E O. Shorno. Woodand. were Lake Odessa. Odessa Dec Dec 34; 34; aa girl ।girl Already our rubber eompan! Methodist Church Mrs Royal Gardner. R. 1; Uoyd Myers Lake railroad brotherhoods and the steel Mrs. Walter Mlske of Northwret I King. Freeport; Mrs. Richard 1‘' Mt andMrs. rants H. Fleming, have learned how lb mait- revert Glenn E. Miller. Partin' workers threaten to follow suit. i Miss Mary Dodge, art teacher of ChrtaUna* dinner guests ot Mra Woodland, who has resided in Lan­ Bishop and Baby. 233 S- Jefferson; Nashvtlle, Dec. 37. kinds of satisfactory synthetic rtrt Bundsv .«chool 2:30 P M tlie Delphos. Ohio schools, is spend- J^a*TJ,.nC4? I1 J? rt *? Mjs. sing the past year with hto wife, snrlce 3:30 P M. Mrs. Gerald Powell. Dowling; Mrs Surgical patients include. John ber. and the possibilities of the 2P Preaching service AU of this Indicate® that, to dale, Uig the hohdsy vacation with her , Spindler and Mrs. Margaret I.-tep the former Helen Brodbcck of ijoy- the-------special Arthur McCrimmon. Vermontville: Gerber. R. 4; Mrs Cora Asplnall. cent urak haven't been roratchr Come and enJ *■’ music — we have been so far away from the St., the Rev. and Mra. Arthur entertained with a fornix dinner Woodland, has been accepted for P. M. (Mrs. Guy Smith. Freeport; Mrs. 213 W. Apple; Miss Marjorie Cole, Neither has the 30-ccnt steak. ■ of South Woodland. * Mr. on Sunday. Oumta were Mr. and and song this Sunday t war and so untouched by hostilities ra Tom Long of Grand Rap- Mra. Bernard BuUtau. Grand Rap­ service in the U. S Navy and will that It is difficult for us to realize ids spent leave this week. The Mbk the holiday weekend with ids. Mrs. Bia Andenon and Err'**1 the grim. klll-or-be-killed nature of a baby daughter. Maurice vandrcar. A-8. Lafay-tto. ’’’ind., * Miss Catherine this global conflict. * Griffith. Bat- celving his bool training at the son Jack of Lake Odessa were Sun- Spindler and James I.—- Griffith BaU Great Lake® N. TB. dinner guests * Methodist ■ »>e Creek Mrs' Geo. ------------Hudecdt So. even uicnutn though irar»muru. forewarned, me the day oo. cay ninner w The nw nnowwi r ,, * " ----Mrs Paul Towns has received . 1.... a cafeteria:iFvrtvn .tremendously — . ..... - ■increased ----------- . casually ——■u,y W WSC6 are serving (Evelyn Hvnre) Hynes) ofof Owosso Owosso spent spent .8 CS..l^h. _________ ____________________ 1. Ser Siy. word from hcr husband In India SUGARED lists which will come with a full' t that he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant on Dec 7. Congratula­ tions. Woodland's servicemen who spent 1844 * Pvt Elwood Uvln« r«*n‘ly near her hus­ ' Mrs Mrs. Edward 1Retsor. ------------------------------or Plain . ■ ... Md«xxi McLeod of Columbus Columbus. Ohio Ohio, was was 1 band who is in tlie service. He has Christmas at home include the fol­ 1844 is likely to see the end of the u Friday and ; been transferred and she exjFcta lowing: Raymond Smith, Russell war Hiller. ThB This will release ar against Hiller day Mr and ^(oln him taler * Mr and Mrs Lind. John Mullenlx. Elwood Mc­ Dozen men Mtl!. ullocri „ icn and material for the final push Mr Gilbert, McLeod and Pvt Me- Gerald Potter and children left Leod and Edison Baas Edison was jainsl Japan and will bring up » crc gue5u C against wcre PIf Mr. Mr. and anu Mrs aan. Saturday for Dowagiac to spend in Woodland Friday. He has been Cello Wrapped new and difficult problem* tn the d ,n McLeod of Lake Odewui Other several davs with his parents. Mr :stationed al Gulfport. Mira, but his return will be transferred administration of governmental at- gurau were Mr and Mrs. Dell Wil- and Mrs. Clifford Potter. * Mr. and iutxm .. ana and sir. Mr. anaand -airs. uue Joe nv- No­ Mra. LeRoy Perkins of Freeland to Maxwell, Alabama for further falrs In conquered territories. I, li»n» .Mrs. training. was a guest at the home of Mr. atid .■ wicke r\f U/rwwlI ■ । ” ,( KCr nrirl of Woodland and Mr. and Dale Hynea, son of Mr and Mrs. Raymond McLeod. Marvin and Mrs. Leon Hynes Christmas day Coilee with the richer, fresh 1844 loo. may be the year that de­ Mrs Nancy of Grand Rapids * Verdun and over night. Miss Gladys Hynes Henry Hynes U now overseas. His EVAPORATED flavor. Full-bodied, delicious termines whether we will have a Flcry of Detroit spent the Christ­ of Hastings was also a weekend address Ls Pvt Dale G. Mynas. 36466113 prolonged era of peace or whether ina* holidays -with libs mother. Mrs. gue*t at the home of her parent*. Co. c. 825th Enar. Avn. Bn. Mr. and Mrs Geo. Whitmore of KROGER'S the world powers arc merely to re­ Bertha Flory. On Christmas day. A PO. ' Postmaster Carson City and Mr. and Mrs group for another showdown some­ Mrs Flory and Verdun and Mrs HOT-DATED McGowen and Frederick and Country Club time within the next few decades.’ Geo. Nlctjiamer were dinner xueau Harry u’ 8.’ Army Mrs. Hazel Ward of Sheridan were cf Mr and Mrs. Frank Nlethamer dinner guests of Mr. ano . If the spirit manifest at Cairo of West Woodland On Sunday for Chrtstnuis W.8.C.S. Annual Meeting Mr*. H. A. Kltaon and Mary Jo. * and at Teheran t* translated into dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Nlelhamer Miss Doreen Clary of Hastings and j The following officers and choic.-. action after the defeat of Germany, ; nd Pvgrv. Mrs. Bertha Flory. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crockford of men were elected at the annua! G<JF Nlelhamer. Verdun Flory' <«d then the chances for a real peace Mtn meeting of the W 8 CB —President 1 Point per can urns uoau ot coat* orove Midland <*ri.rtims dinner Deris Coats of Coats Grove 1 are gcx-d But if the isolationist eb • MRs wire gucate of Mr. and Mra. Blake ”-«tn.srt^Ku«* —Mrs Vera Hewitt; Vice. Presmenu in America land they are still Rbdna *er- * Mr. and Mrs. btuart kus>- Mrs. Elsie Farthing; Rec. Secy— Mrs Fem Trumbo: Cor. Secy — strong and active* and Europe, get MrX.a Un. adon r»n«l. u>m I »» “ ■ S>? cl P ‘ Sr":, Trw* Aiwt Mr T A Whitmer urrr ■ da* guest* at the llOtlli Of her pcr- Mrs. Ornha Revor: Trcas.—Mrs the upper iiand with each nation Joc •”? ??r J' S’_. nt* Mr anrt Mr* Ed Demnrav of Stata HUberf: Misrtonarv Educa­ unwilling to make any concessions KI.™ Rr.Xna mT'aS i u m tion—Mrs Susan Smith. Social Re­ R”w?’ i ™ o?wSU.ret"llh i‘ SIX lations and Church Activities—Mrs COUNTRY CLUB 28c Sardine Tor.darloins, 16-oz. can 13c, 16 Points Fortified. 6 Point*. Mi-Choice Margarine, lb 18c Gertrude Reuther; Student WorkuST-z^S $'-nSJESPA and .<»n Zack of Beaverton called ut Mrs Claudia Wolcott; Children’ SPOTLIGHT 3 £„ 5Sc £ this week. * Mr and Mn. Clarence on Mr. and Mrs Frank Nirthsmt-r and sons of Battle Creek and Work—Mrs. Rather Wingard; Sup Chrtsimns dav. * Mr and Mrs Anile pile*—Mrs Leu Shomo; Litera­ fa-Roy Perkins of Freeland were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rowluder of ture and Publications—Mrs. F.4»?l Rapids were giu>ts of Mr Sunday dinner giie- ta al tlie home Grand iO Flj. Largo No 2’/J» can 3k, 30 Pts. Krogsr'i Embaisy 11b. |ar 24c Mrs. I-awrence Faul Saturday Rowlader The president will en­ i.f Mr. and Mrs Roy Rowhidcr ♦ and Sunday. Jack Anne remained tertain ’he Society at her home Mrs Juna Jordan came last Wed- < and to spend hit holiday vacation with for the January meeting. r.e«day to spend th- Christina.-, his giandparenta. Mr. and Mrs hrltdoys with her son C*ri Jordan Fairth Circle W.S.C.S. Io Meet * Mr. and Mrs Uoyd Hitt and family * Mr and Mrs. Hobart Fail!. circle the Metho­ Liovd. Jr and Mr*. Hattie. Tli' ... Faith . ----- of .. 3 Pl*. G.-gpalrui! Juice, 46-oz can 29c, no Pl*. Prepared Spaghetti Dinner. No point* required Fchaiblv. Grand Rapids. Mr. and mid were Sunday dinner gueab- dirt Wi.CS. “ "” ~ will meet ------ ’ with Mrs. Mrs. Coion Schaibly. Kalnma/oo Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith of John BHUing. Tutsday evening. Mr and Mrs. Kennard Schaibly. of Cheater. Mr. and Mrs Douglas Jan. 4. and family. Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs and daughter of Laiumg 5r George Schaibly and son. Wood­ Ricme also guests * Mr. and Mr.-. C HUNCH-ANNOVNCEMENT8 £ tl/ ration pem:* requirad I Pura-pak cartor Krall Swanky twig. 3 Poinl*. Most varialie* land: were Christinas dinner gumts were Owens and daughters of South7 Woodland C'hurrh at the bomc of their parents. Mr. . Robert Haven '~4>f the Brethren spent the weekend I'litl Mr; H -nry Schaibly cf West Grand hcr parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. 'Arthur L Dodgy. Pastor Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Kennard with 10: 03 A M —Worship and sermon. L. Crockrord of East Woodland Quart tar Schaibly and children are standing ;! For 11: 00 A M.—Sunday adiool dinner they were the holidavs with his parents | , Christmas With Best Wishes K Fellowship supper anttUonfllv Eirbauy, extra smooth, triple whipped Avondale, itono-ground, tangy flavor Plump, meaty, tangy. More for Mrs. Viola Na«h wiio has been 11 gi:~ts of Mr and Mr*. Welbv and Janice Other guests night will be held Friday evening. I fi your mcnoy Gel several bottles with her daughter. Mrs. Carl Niet- ’, Crackford and Mrs Arthur Allerding Dec. 31 at 7 o'clock at the church liamer ol Hastings U now visiting ।1 wcre-Mr. For Your 1944! Mis* Nettle Scngcr. assistant to hcr daughter. Mrs. Carl Scofield of Woodland. On Sunctav Mr. and the pastor of the Detroit Church I i‘tto fkmdv1'* Mr’ anTMrTLiw- ' AUerding entertained lerga »iza juicy ron s£lth and tta^htor £&gt£ats of the BretJiren und former Ml>- ; xjonary to China will be the speak- , of his parent*. Mr. and Mrs Owen ’9””? I Balls ol Juice Smith of South Woodland for V S2ckwr|n.* Man and er. The aupper will be potluck. AH a SfOCCQeK Large bunchai bunch We con look bock with­ Christmas dinner Other gueste sSiday dinr£r membera and friends are invited. were Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Lathrop ’ The Methodist Church out regrets and . a"d Mr9,B™1 and two two daughters daughters. Tnlrdn Toledo. GhlA Ohio.. ! family oiof ★ J. O Yank George F. Wingard. Pastor RIPE OLIVES 22c Mr. and Mrs John Smith. Jackson of TraverseHastings. City and Mrs. Bertha 10: 00 A. M--Morning worship proved our worthiness and Pit Ravmond Smith. East Cotton of East were 11: 15 A. M —Sunday school n05i ia Lansing. * On Sunday. Mr and guests at the home Woodland PLAIN O' IVES 29c of Mr. and Mrs. 10:00 A. M —Junior Church Mrs. Lawson. Smith and daughters for a democratic way of Dalton Tuesday * Mr. and 8:00 P M —Youth Fellowship were gureu of her parents. Mr Willis Welby Crockfora and Janice Wednesday night 7:30 P. M — and Mrs W. S. Turner of Battle Mrs. Rehearsal life' We can lock for- X Creek. * Mr and Mrs. “ Choir Mrs Bernard , and Mr and Mrs. Robert Crockford A cafeteria dinner will be served \ Butkau. Grand Rapids; Mrs. Ella I 5 xre \nd Mre at tlie church on New Year’s day. and Ernest Andrnon. De7nrt xr™ n F ward confidently to years 0 Anderson troil: George Spindler. Lafayette, . u”.,. ,-r^ard daughter dEh-tnw W Sat. Jan. 1. Serving will begin at Banner and a>«Kntcr daughter Eleanor Eleanor arc arc twelve, noon. 'J Ind.; Miss Catherine Snlndler and I Uon, ‘,’r Bnd The Methodist Youth Fellowship of happiness in a peace­ X James Griffith. Battle Creek; Mrs.' visiting In Milford. III., from Mon­ until Thursday * Mr. and Mrs enjoyed a ixirty at the home of 0 Arlle Spindler, Mrs. Margaret Es- , day Richard Hughes of Allegan were Bettv and Phyllis LoReau. 14 mem­ »' tep. Miss Carrie Orozinger and Miss . Christmas ful world! guests of Xfr. and Mrs bers and one guest being present. \ Clara Blocher. Woodland, snent 1 Karl Faul and family and Mrs. C. f Christmas day at Gillstcad in Wert ।! B Benham Saturday and Sunday Carlton Center MethodM Church 0 Woodland. ♦ Mrs. James Htaterly Mr and Mrs. Fay C. Wing WEI* 12:00—Morning warship »' and Mrs. Elizabeth Walts enter- Christmas day gw-sU at the liomc 11 OO—Sunday school KEEP FIGHTING X tained for dinner on ChrUtmx* day ।1 of his brother. and Mrs. Jay 0 Mr and Mrs. Eugene Blulr. Lan- (l Wing of Carlton Mr, Zion Lutheran Church Center * Mr. and 18 Poinli. Groan Boans, No 2 can 11c, 5 Pointi 0 sing. Mr and Mrs Chester Hester- Mrs. Gordon Williams Mery leu, Sweat Gherkin*, quart 31c and daughPaul W. Geiger. Pastor FOR VICTORY lv and family. Lake OdesM and I ter are spending the holidays with lo.oo a M*—Sunday school X Mr/and Mrs. rhx*. Hcslcrly and 1; their parents in Petoskey. * Christ 14-Poinli. >| Q ­ 1100 A M —Morning worship X sum*. West Woodland dinner guests of Mr and Mrs 12-oz can I qjC 0 Mr and Mr- Gcrrv England of mas Dorr Stowell were Mr. and Mrs Woodland Evantrilcal Church Sava up to 45% on the kind ol J 8. Deabler. Pfislor Ceunliy Club griddle tailed. 20-oz. pkg 7c Noble and son Gordon and Country Club Whole Kernel Com, No 2 can 14c, 13 Pi*. \ Enulnnd and Mbs Marjory England i Lester beverages you l»ke-tangy, alive 1 and Mrs Jack Hartman and 10 A M—Morning worship \ Sunday afternoon * Gu<. l- ct Mr Mr Vicksburg * Mr and Mrs Sermon — ‘The Lords Command '» ; r.d Mr- Chas Farthing for Clin ’- sons. Plants • and daughters of LATOMIA CLUB »' mas dinner were Mr and Mor Ward FRESH GRADE B dozen Hanford were Christmas dinner 11 oo A M —Sunday school »' Flovd Kimble and son Dick. Coins , guests her parents. Mr. and Mrs or Kellogg** Com Flake* 18-oz pkg. 12c X Grove, Miss Setty Kunble. Hartings Milan of Largo government graded egg>, in carton* Trurtibo * Mr anti Mrs ' Prayer In Hie^c Times, leader. । '» r.nd Mr and Mrs. Lynn Osgood and i John Gardner and daughter Lucille Mt<s Dori* Bates lib. »' son Jack and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn । are spending three weeks with their fl M —Evening woriJUp. j V Farthing and daughter Joyce. daughter and husband Mr and —'The Validity rf Life" . •A Woodland. * Mr. and Mrs. Jerry’ । Mrs. Lawrence Oetingcr of Lcaven- Sermon Tuesday—E L. cf C.p , businer.s , I Country Club. Aik about Plant Deal Sweetheart Soap, 2 ban 13c । worth. Kansas. * Mr and Mrs meeting. ' I Frank Hynes spent Christmas with Wednesday 2 P.M. W.M S. monththeir son. Mr and Mrs Ward lv business meeting and Lesson i SALTED PEANUTS 10c I Hynes and Lorry of Charlotte * Study ■ tug . Mr— Agnex Dorewncc of Wert. Wednesday evening—Choir • Rr[. Criico ©TSpr-ji. 3 lb. jar 68c. 15 Point* pkg. Woodland wits a Ctm.s|in.is day Pann Rad 100% Pure Pennsylvania PAN NOLLS guest of Mr and Mrs Ford Stowell Thurzdxy—Midweek Prayer acrv- EDITORIALS i: fa WOODLAND m wm* i 1°“* 7T-°,npji*1 ,*” 5 Dlallk > DONUTS 13c MILK 3 r. 26c B" “ K «?■ ."1 crated lima 25c Keyko Margarine * 23c Fruit Cocktail ™ 18c Peanut Butter 2 X 39c TciRiato Juice 11c Franco-Amer. «'>*" * Csitage Cheese ' Saiad Ci'Essing kw Lomrjns h I & I :■ TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE 20c 17c Mustard 13c kehaig Head Lettuce Mich. Pctatoas 15 Maine Potatoes 10 Idaho Potatoes 10 Delicious Apples w»h 2 Yei’ow Onions 3 [i'iil Pickles 2 25 c 1 12c 47c u, 45c & 49c it. 21c «» 19c 6 - 29c FLORIDA ORANGES 7b* 49c 37c Tender Peas The Dec 36 meeting of the Christian Endeavor was a goed service in which to end our year of sen ice Mrs. Arthur Bates, leader Tlie Misses Joyce and Phyllis Frkardt sang a duet, and Miss Marilvn Eckardt played a piano .solo The >iw> v favorite Christmas m carols of> <•«. our young people were sung and div ---- J cus&cd We hove just received another carload Pancake Hour 5 u, 25c Niblets Corn Carload of roofing received this weekcomplete stock of all weights MO VI VO M EItY WAK B MQGERS'I TENDERAY 52c 17c Palmolive soap 3 •»» 20c BEEF Rib Roait it Tenderay STANDING. 6 Potnli Boiling Beef lb Happy New Year! EAT AND DANCE at ARCADG FOOD BAR MRS. FRANK B. STANLEY, Propr. Middleville Michigan Lean, lender 29c 3 ix 23c 4 Ql 78c 26c Chuck Roast Tenderay or Rock Wool-Place your order now for ROOFING 11c Fust Toasties "■>8c Eggs ■ Tyler entertained with a Christmas } dinner Guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler. East Woodland. Claud Troutwinr and Alfred Fisher. Mar­ tin Corners and Mrs. Delia SLuiku। low. Woodland. Mr and Mrs. Carl Burkie and ' ton Ted wvre weekend guests at t the hi’inr of Mn. Burkie s abler, Mi and Mrs. Clifford Jeffries •' Olives 3;r 26c GRAPEFRUIT g; KfOgO SBOaiEHIHG 3 It 62c Motor Oil immediate delivery -11c 13c Cheese Spread 6 L Sada Crackers ROCK WOOL INSULATION French Brand 27c Sirloin Stoak lb 37c PAPER NAPKINS Embotted - 70 Count Tenderay. Rich and juicy. 8 Pls 1 9c 4 Points 3 Points ib 31c Lean Piece Bacon Boneless Veal Shoulder R0“L.T 33c Boneless Veal Rump Roast «> 43c Pork Loin Roast Rib Cut. 4 Points. Ib. 29c 1 Point. Fresh Pork Hocks ib 20c Bulk Sauerkraut New Peck No Points. Ib. 6c KROGER Rk. 0c 1 Ao Pointt Uequind on Theto Ilemi ! PORK FEET ib Tc AVALON CHLORITE PORK BRAINS ib 21c PORK KIDNEYS u>. 17c BACK BONES ib 6c gallon 25c (Ammonia, quart 10<i YELLOW PERCH b. 23c VITAMIN CAPSULES Kroger i High Potency PICKEREL «Ju 3 YELLOW PIKE b 26c ib 21c SUPER mnRKETs pkgi $*1.39 R«<olution No. 1 1UY MORE WAR BONDS �THE HASTINGS BANNIR. THURSDAY. DECEMBER M. 1MJ I children returned to DetroK Bun-! John Barnett flight Instructor. ’ on Tuesday High ocorc winners' of Fort *nd L-uixt le Briggs returned to> day after *p«ndlr.g the holiday returned to Uie Columba. AC- were Mrs Roy Hubbard and Mra. present. TbacdOH to Molokai U1W. wa i Bowen* Mills Sundsy' onOund with Um Kellar Stem*, port on Sunday after spending D S. Goodyear. Christinas were their children Mr. ... afternoon after spending two weeksi Mr. and Mra. Gay Jordan and Christmas with Mr. fcnd Mr*. L —— and keeps tn* very busy, ---------- ---------E. Barnett. To sme as an Informal get to- and Mrs. Eugene Snyder and fam­ e second largest island in turned to Sylvania. Ohio, on Tues­ Mr. and Mra. Donald D. Smith Dr. and Mn C. P. Lathrop and gether before some cf the girls ily. Allegan. Mr. and Mra. Waldo entertained their son-in-law and Oarlion Center entertained with* a day. Ml** Olive Lathrop were Christmas return to college. MLv. Doris Gam- Tefft ana children, Otsego and Mr. He admitted the Ccrtrlghl waived daughter. Mr. and Mn WtlUam family dinner on ChrUUna* which Ciirlslmas dinner guests of the eve guests of Dr. and Mra. R. F. ble entertained Monday evening and Mra. Max Snyder and baby 1th. Wailuku,' Maul. tine, upon the your Solms, and two son* of Detroit included many Hastings relative* Gordon Ironsides ware A. A. An­ Webb in Grand Rapids and were. with a dewert and bridge. Her Freeport. to ebuin the or over the weekend. Other Christmas derson of Grand Rapids and !Zr. entertained Christmas day at the'guests included Mm Betty TreDinner Ruceta of Mr. and Mra guest* were Judge and Mra. R R. und Mrs. Richard Allan of Flint. home of Dr. and Mr*. O. H. South- dinnkk. Meet Agnes Johnson. Mlsj McPeek ut Charlotte and MIm MurMrs. Almira Hackney. Mrs. Rus­ wick in Grand Rapids. MU* Olive Marv DeVries. MUs Catherine Da™U>CS WTOOISG The Ivan Snyders entertained sell Bender. Middleville. Clarence Lathrop returned to her liome in I vie*, and Miss Cynthcal Reed. Detroit on Monday 1 . . . Pie'nU. L*n*lng i Mr and Mra. Otto Isenhath were Mr. and Mrs Fred Benham. Battle and Wm Hackney were called to Miss Marjorie Raldt of Saginaw [ Misses Dorothy und Margery John Huven am over ChrUtmoa guests of Mr. and Creek and Mr. and Mr*. Jas. Ban­ Mt. Morri* Friday to attend the Mr. and Mra. Louis Miller cele­ funeral of Mrs. Hackney's broth- Is spending tile week wiUt her sis- Stanley’. Mart- Ketcham. Bonnie । Mr*. Frank Isennath and Dr. and ham al a holiday dinner. brated their golden wedding Sun­ Mr*. Elisabeth Reickord and son iter*. Mn. Nils Ol*'on and Mis. Btnndstelter. Marjorie HlU. Bever- the Chaster Stowell* included Mr.- day.. Dec. 28. at their •^tne In Mrs. Robert Dawe and son of De­ Del fif, Lansing were the auaals of troit. returning Sunday. Chrialmaa gu««u of Mra. Jessie Maurice Pender and her mother, lv Brown. Elisabeth French and and Mrs. Harry Ball and children. Nashville. A Christmas dinnw at Mr. and Mr?. Lawrence Huver of McLaury 1 Mra. ----------------------" Philo ou* were --- the — girls * en- Flint; Mrs. Marvin Ford and were Mr and Mrs. Elwin Mr*. Albert Raidt. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Merrick this city on Christmas day. and Roberts, Charlotte, and Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Perkin* l* in Dr- । trttained at a party Monday eve­ daughter, and the Carl Hcndrlckand aon went to While Pigeon Sat­ of Mrs. Mary English on Sunday. Mra. Gerald VanAukin of Bellevue. troit tills week and will go from ning by MLw Dori* Lundberg A de­ scn*. Grand Rapids; Mm. R. B followed by a reception from three urday to visit her parents, Mr. and Rev. and Mrs. 8. Conger Hath­ On Tuesday and Wednesday she there to Baltimore. Md.. U> visit, heious curry dinner was served by -Walker. Mra Anna WUUtU, the until five, many calling to pay their Mrs. Charles DcLano, Mr* Merrick away spent Christmas day in Al ­ the hostess. Z Arthur WllUtta aiuhF. G. Stowell. respect* to tills popular couple. relative*. and son remaining Uli Tuesday, bion at the home of their son, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mr. and Mr* Robert Fighter and Francis Hathaway. Mra. Hathaway Gage and son Rolland of Saginaw. Mr. end Mr* George Ransom were. | Bridge was played after dinner | A large family gathering was Gm-.u came from HaxUng*. Low­ hr^’&a guest* ot her eUter at wit h p.-laea going to Miss French ; h**ld at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ell. NaahvUle. and Indiana. children or Lansing were guests of w'eLTfrtxn" AibtoA ’ to-Y^aZiu "for C12kT^re M^anS* lit? ’nKS £ Christmas , and Mis* Brown Willis Struble Their guests were lib parents. Mr. and Mrs William a short visit at the home of her YfX? KJSe^nd ofrft Mrs. Carl Warner and family. Bat­ Fighter on Christmas day. daughter. Mrs. Carl Scheffler and clemen* JandT Mr dahd^Mra * Merle MLss 1 tle Creek: Mr and Mrs. E J. Stan­ . Christmas guests of Dr. and Mrs. returned home to Hastings Tuesday Callihan and sons ofplJuuiiig. one - ---------------------- ton. Caledonia: Mrs R T. Webb rnerly MIm Jennie Helrigel. a na­ n<An. or of wnoi whom will soon be called for 1 family party at t he home of Mr and family. Rlehand: Mr. and Mra. tive daughter of Petoskey. Mr. Mil­ Christmas guests of Mr. and Mr* ' service. and'Mra. George H — Heath, ------ ------when Rnbl. Olncr. Middleville: Mr. and er is a native son of Nashville. Ebiaman of Ft! Wayne. Ind. Huincr Warner were Mr. and Mrs I f nil of their six children and their ■'J—------------------Mrs o W. Struble and Mire Carrie Mr. and Mr* Dorr Wright 'Enid Lloyd McCormick und children of. ” S-u —" linRrr. spent in Hastings where Mr. Miller unrt Dim. Nlrkpl of Riy cu>. Js ' families were home, dinner bring Struble. Rrxlcrick “'*7* •«> t*™. ^*7' Mohler' and two children,of Lan­ Detroit. Mr and Mrs - — । Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Huver had • * hcr 8. F ent were Mis* Stella Heath. N;les. Warner of ot Comstock Comstock Park Park and and Mr Mr . p,™ | visiting Mrs.c,S. sing were Christmas lluW' of Dr Warner i,^ their guest* for Christmas dln— 1 herof.daughter. a Jcffurson r... H“rr> mnn^nrSS Cummings 8. St., for and Mrs. C. D Mohler. Other din- and Mrs. Marshall Warner of YpMr. und Mra. Berton J. Ki mp । n«r EliZAbcth Reickord and years ago they moved to Nashville S&U7m Mr.ffl.U“E?. her guests were Mr. und Mrs. where they purchased a home on Edwin Smith of this city. Mr and Mrs J. E. Sweeney called (.r. jl’iddlevillr alu> p/, }i,.ro?d Miss Jean Loppcnlhicn spent the Grand Rapid*. Mr. und Mis 1L< {7>‘ . English cf thLs city. K „‘d Christmas holiday tn Battle Creek rnond Gilbert ‘Margaret Heat Miss Jocelyn Ironside Is home on Mrs Clarence Workman on j,,*’ .2 p«? „ Mr. and Mrs. Percv Dimond en- I from Detroit for her holiday vaca- Christmas day enroute from Fife ri.tul^ed to Dodge Oity Kansas on »■' lhc Sucst of Mr. “>’d Mn. G. A tcrtalned The Navy Girls and oth- i children. Mra Charie* Radford of their home in Detroit L Ji? ... 8 un’r- *vnn3"5 0,1 Bttrton Birton’and the.r the.r son *On Gerald Gerald. Jr Jr . mid Mra. Adelbcrt Heath and three Lake to tiuir Uon. Wednesday ?ETcr , „ cuesU nuests at a -c Christmas dinner dlnrwr J.7”"*1- *nd Tl°yd Miller v cf, Battle ... ol.'. hav, ... . evening Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold McDonald children. P-dford. 1st Lt, and Mrs. at r-r-M.1, her hon-e Creek They(Iva alsosnnn. have five grandMr and Mrs A J Vcdder and Mrs. Cecil Roberts and Mary .New London. Conn., on Christmas G Walter He.itli and Dr. mid Mrs. I Th(kv<, pr^ent Pfc and Mrs i Children and three grrnt-grnndchllMr and Mrs Floyd Girkrll spent nnd family of BktUe - Creek were day. . Iuests of tlie former's mother. Mr*. R iy E Heath and baby. CJuUtme.।. LVinan u. D num. Hunt .MLss onc grandson. Don,. — Is -------servingI Christmas day »» Grand Rapids ! ncr riving this week for a visit with miss Thelma mcima Weywey- ' rtrrn- --------- - — finnic McDonald for Christmas. , Guest* ol -Mrs. Hah Hill o-i(cf ci: Chicago erman. n th « army | Allen Kellogg of Flint was the ! her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Prank emi.m. Mra Lawrence Bird Bird. Mt Misss i, >ln ttxc anny at present. present. Christmas eve were Mr and Mrs | guest or of m. Mr nnu and ««. Mra. John Wood Mis.-, Elizabeth Hartow was the, IloBtra H' len Keeler, and Miss Agnes Smith 1 The couo'w received many bean­ Dale Bldelnwn and children of Bat­ 1.. J •Mr andMr. and Mra.llurrv HurryULktera Waters guest of a friend hi South Haven -­ Covers were laid for fifteen at Afterward an exchange of glF_i tlful wedding gifts and cards and ovat ’ christn ’ ia* ............... I Mr * u,d Mrs w,n Shriber and: tle Creek. Mr and Mrs CUC: over the weekend. • • ovnj; Christmas. nit.?. tJ,e family dinner at the home of around a lighted Christmas Ute best wishes from a host of friendi Lightfoot of Freeport, MLre Helen Mr and .Mrs Kent Drake Mid Mr. ar.d Mrs. Mi *.«r Mrs- Juiia Martin °n Christinas was enjoyed by all. in Hastings and Nashville, and the and Miss Florence Wade and।i Mr rf ... n.u-... Mirroundlnr towns. The afternoon day. Guest* from ~.t out ct of tz.«» town were David of South Haven spent Crtuu Battle ^jiltle Creek were guest* of her Gat In The Scrap Mrs Wayne Bidciman of Mus- Mr. and Mra. Willard Perry and | Fridav till Sunday with Mr. and ton. Sirenls, ------ over •- Mr. — und 1 •Mrs Cyrus Bux- ! MIm Edna Shultz of Detroit ' and in the Miller home wax apenl in Ira. Wayne Merncx; uie weexeno. im kegon. tlie Tatter being there over ‘(.n mu? Mr* >n. over the weekend, On Satur— Perry Perry>.s father. Lars i Mra. Wayne Merrick; . visiting, reminiscing, and group rir nnri Mr* Norbert Schow ’ altrr dtiv all were dinner guest* of Mr. 1 will spend the weekend wlti: her the weekend. ■ . Dr. andL."t Mrs. Norberi dwu«u.ui any MU were uuuicr »• twi- • ~r—r. ------- .im ShuKit.। yiK*. M.irjon.- Hill and Mr cf Midland and Mrs , itrr Philo pmm Jacobsen. — singing of good old-fashioned With Uncle Sam *’rdaughter . nnt ,hwere ? Many Barry county proplr will and Christmas KUi-sts and Mrs Sam Buxton of Banfield. narent*. l>ari'nt^-. Mr fclr- and ’u,d Mr* Mrs- JJ(M - bhuiu .,— — v to t<> K.-iIumaKalamaSun,ake b,k1 J,U1C of Uul‘ remember MLw Betsy Boyhn. who church hvinns. Il is hoped tliat live returned Tuesday of relatives in Grand Rapids Callers at the Buxton home on Sun-1 8. Hayes st. i Otu retu Mdlrrs have many happy years was connected with the Barrv ahead of them. They are a grand Mr. nnd Mr 'James Bristol have day were Mr. nnd Mrs Barney Wil- । Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Saiidencn ■no i*x> sf:>-r' spending the Chrutftias vacation with their families rclutned Iron? Port Clinton, Ohio. Hams and children of Maple Grow,1 were in Owosso for ChrtstnnM 'sewon rouble, bavlntr always kept the'r Mrs Robert Brown and Miss where thev visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I-ee of Bed-{Mrs. Sanderson's brother. Bqjer home and hearts open to any and Brown were Christmas din­ Last year Steven Bristol ford nnd Mrs. Thomas Shay of Bat-. Maurer returned with them on Bcverlv evening with, Mis. Jocelyn attended collro* In s'^u. vrwu all who needed care. love, and asner gue.-.t;! of Mr and Mrs. Silas d:iv Mire Edith Konklc of Battle Creek lie Creek. Sunday for a few days’ visit. Ironside of Detroit nnd Mira Vir- j cl,v taking apcrla? work bi public ri«t«nce ns well as friendship and Doster of Prairieville , \^chriTtSk*TrreUnga hoapHallty. was the guest of Mr und Mra. Mbs Bonita C Hcnney of Battle I Weekending with Mr and Mrs Mr* Maud Spark* spent Christ- alniu -PoltA of Olivet as out-ofHenry Weaver from Friday till creek is soending the holidays with Rlchard schfileman were the Robt town guests. . 1 Hastings friend says: "I ahad a ver~ --------- -------‘j had very Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Everett. Schillemans Schillemun* of of Lansing Lansing. and Mrs. A L. Brown and dauith* IE IT WONT HELP WIN THE • ’ , I nice but exceedingly busy year tn Mls.< Nonna Michael visited her Mr und Mrs. \Vesloy CuUer and Bfhiiiimuns or umsing. Mr.- and Mrs. Jos. N. Shultz and tors and is remaining there till-. Ytiletid* colors and a Christmas New York and an uneventful triii ulster. Mire Ada Michael, of Detroit daughter Jane of Kalamazoo were , Mr. and Mrs Harry Wood spent week. tree made attractive decorations at from Weilne.Mliiy till Monday Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. { Sunday with Mra. dra. Lily Densmore \<r. aKd Mr. A W E HsyiUltnn the home of Mra. IJobcrt Sliannon Mr and Mn. Hurry Hilton of Lillian Lichty. Ionia. ■ nt Up. Ar -' " •— — wlio entertained twenty-one memDetroit »w guests of Hastings Christmas Day guests of Mr wnd Lin ilUlllllllllllUlil'IIHIIIIHHIiyUIHliUIllIllfllNIUllliniillUHIIIHIIIimHiillHillj j Clirtetinas guests of Mr. nnd «t-ter. Mrs V W. Mcfcn al 229 S. bers cf tlie Charity Guild for des* |: i relatives over the, ChrUimw. week- Mra Ororge W Sblllni^ I Mra‘‘SVi'shuU^^e the Robt. mid Jeffcram: rcn. part lart or of tarn la..t week. Mr. Mr > M-rt Wednesday wenlng, Dec. 22. J Gillespies of Dowling, I CnMr and Mrs. Earl McKibben and wain. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Read. Roy ‘gre° NcXe*Smlt!?Tetumcd last ’Hamilton ,nniU! ’ has been with the |x>llce She was a^lAtcd by Mra .1. Brozak. ' = Mrs. Nellie Smith returned last Mr and Mr* Willard White and of Rtchlmxl. Mrs R L Rob nson w ~ krefr(^ n^ou®K ‘ohKn% UhTo%^ rS‘ force ol‘ nlot, Angelis for the past Mrs. W. Perkins, Mra A. Snider and i Mrs. D. Hunte*.;. Bridge was played I daughter were guest* of Mr and Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. R. L, Robinson, h । (l M1 Dori* Smith recover' J with Miss Sadie Glasgow and Mra. ‘ Mr." RM Mdw or SI John, on J'5"?11" Sly i.om -----------------mi . ° ................... ................. W G. Hauer holding the winning i , .Sunday. . ,,Mr t’?,ld, » deetoniv dectomy. Pridav Friday Mra Mrs. Rmlth Smith enter. entcr:core* There was an exchange of 'I Christmas guru* of Judw and Mra E. .J- Waiter, and of t tallied her mother. Mra. Jennie Christmas i:iU*. and sixteen glasses ,i Mrs. A D McDonald were his sis- Battle Creek and Mr. and Mra Cassidy and hcr brother. Chis. of Irin and jelly were contributed j ter MLw Jessie McDonald, of D- Kenneth Buehler and family of Mt Cassidy of Lansing who were en­ bv the members for Pennock hos-• I troit. and Patrick C. Howard of Morris were Christmas day gue»u route to her niotht t 'r. home in FrceSaturdav mom.ni: Mr and Mrs. piUtL | Ba'tie Creek. of Hielr parent*. Mr. and Mr*. eirt. Pvt. John Alk-n Pierce of Hu* Clark Panic entertained their famMr and Mr... C F. Finstrom w-ere T',eo- Bu.p‘}'f'r nf ,M‘ar Claricsvillc niversiiy <>f st. LOUIS was u week­ guests of M HI"! Mr Andrea All the children were home except end guest oi the Smiths und of Mr members cf the family present in­ CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINING . = Kemp of Battle Creek la»t a.i-k- IJ und Mr- J M. Buehler und and Mra. Ray Pierce of Dciton. Don cluded Mr i. M ir- Pay.ie. the WilAniens those entcruiiniiur with । end and found Mr Kemp confined sons who are at Topika. Kjuumis family dinner* cn ChrtstnuU otgre = FeldjMUsch of Detroit was tiLso to his bed bv lllnere Christman day guests of Mr. «»d, their Bunday dinner guest. the K ’ naeth Payne* nnd their'son Mra Almira Hackney who-.i/ttur-sts s their Sunday dinner guest. Mr. and Mrs Hubert McArthur Mn. Glenn Ingram and family , Mr. and Mra. Win Zilychnitl „ were Mr. and Mra Glen:/ Abbot == nnd Joan of Marietta. Ohio, were /“J; *'’*' **r»! and Mr. und Mrs. Adclbcrt HcaUl Grand Rapid'. Gue.-,I., during th- and two children s f Izillc/Mr and Corners. Mrs ...., - -— ultltI1< guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wea- Wclcomr welcome oomera^ wuiur jwi n, p ffuneral U|,rrai of r-.i,.i. ...... st. x«n t:.>m attended the Glen \periioon weie Mr. and Mrs. Holl! Mrs. Clarence Hat kmy-'.md chil­ Hammond of So. Freeport. Mr and Stannard in Kalainuzoo lost Wed- McArthirr. Mu-kegon. Mr and Mr ver on Sunduv dren of Paw Paw: thFJlusiseil BenClary and Mrs. Grace Mrs Mr. and Mrs Sidney Fifiekl were — - ;Geo. , drrs of Middleville/and Mr. and ■» Chrpdiuas guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Bcnhatil of Hasllni Mrs. Wm. Hackney and two r.hil- == Ernest Flflcld of Battle Creek "" “"*• w’’ .dren. / . Mra. Emma Murdock returned Monday from a week’?; visit with -- ----- ... ............ ; .,11U njj.JArl Richards^si cnloyal Have, family, 7 MK and Mrs Roger Wlsweli and datrfthfer. Helen, who had not been ’ Mr. and Mra. nable Harvey and । ren ipu-d at ‘their Tiome. E Mr. and Mra. liner. w.... Sonics„ ... of Bat—• I = a^An ' ’ Myers ' non of Kalamazoo. Mm. Bsssk? Amiable. Walnut. Sunday, the follow tic Crejjt-Mid Phil Griffin of Gull , K Mr. nnd Mrs. Weldon Bronson. With the family at Christmas lime I Mrs. Barry Ragla and. -------------daughters At,i;Vs Hewitt. Car! end Howarth Mra. Mae Robinson nnd Mra 3. C. for about twenty year*, came tin-1 were Chrutmas guests of Mr. und Hewitt m;d their familia. <f Woo-.iThe Lyle Beadles entertained Mr. Brock visited relatives In Jackson expectedlv from San Diego. Calif., «arW-r of coau Grove., Un,!; Mr. and Mra. Guv Nu.th cf and Mra. Harry Cobum. Mr. and 1= nnd will be here a few weeks. over the weekend. I . M ^’rtnia G bte who k. at- Carlton Center: Mr and Mrs Paul Mrr. Wm. McKibbln. Mrs. Amy Mrs. Leeland Bennett nnd cijll- cuST?SLSi 'lending Etnnianucl Missionary col- cahosn and daughter, anil Wm Silcock. also Cadet and Mrs. RonI love nt IVrrt..» ftnrlnn. —< L lhe Hpwll, a-(1 falnk|v Qf Sarnnuc; Wlll aid McKibbln, and Cadet Geo. HE dren were Christmas weekend guests of Mr and Mra Frank Bennett of “nrt ~ ••• - ike Odessa: Mr. arid Mra Schwartz of N<*w Wilmington. Pa.. Nashville and from there went to the latter three were house guests = latnsing nnd visited the former’s A fine selection of ."Printgcss” ALL Wool Coats ot great savings. ol the Wm. McKibbins for the holi- i = sister, Mra. Leona Procter. m/ £? evening The Forrest Lane, celt-1 Sff? were mMr wd hi Mi :* ' 17 Ri‘J'ard;,’n ‘."“V. Cr:£v; days. ig= Mr. nnd Mra. L- J. Teegardln of brated Christmas at their home the Herman Whilcr nnd sons "df Lake I Coats that will givo you years of wear, style, warmth and comfort. NusJl a,“? A,bcr' Sixteen were present at the fam- . = Grand Rapid:, were guests of the . . . llv dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. = Rev. nnd Mrs. John Sinclair Sat­ previous Sunday vrith the r guest*. Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. Robt Bess-1 N’u4'- ,oca* Every coot bears a Sale Tag with reduced price. In some cases kcnncUi C. Mire Betty Edw. Monica on ClirLstmis day. u. Lane. ta t. miss re-uy Umc. uanc. mcr mcr o( ol qwomo Owo*jo also also spent spent Sunday Sunday n_ ... R1111_r. H.,rknf< urday forenoon, enroute to Battl* ncnneui Vntinuhlmvn. Ohln »«nrf Dr Youngstown. Ohlo.-and Dr. aiul and Mra. u-nh thcm njm w<>k .hr .............. Herman . . .and, •4‘1 Robert H.irkncs TliT-sc from >ut-of-town being Mr. ; = . Creek to spend Christmas with J. R Hw ud Ur. .nd Ur, r. E Brimm , mrauu luj lhr ,.J wetom,f,lu n. and Mr*. Dale Bassett Und family. Ig their children. They relumed on, Lane of Saranac. i Bnnriav mm-j* and *.<r* *-n Christmas guest, their nalionalh Grand Rnnlrl*. Mira Helm House. == Sunday und were guest* of the Rev. Christmas guests of the Ralph ' Wesley B. ^>ew were Mr and Mra!1 . N?.’.’cy,_” Battle Creek. A C Robt Clark. = nnd Mrs J R. Chrispell and other Row's were Mr and Mrs. Frank , Dnrrel Buckland and son Michael. Mount Pleasant und Mr and Mrj. = friends for the day. Leo Morgan. L-hpctnlng. . = . Hillsdale. Mr and Mrs. Rutscll Pvt. Robert Cook was home froni| Graves of I/wcll. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Mein- Whittemore and family. Gias* Creek, Oberlin. Ohio, from Thursday until In honor of their son. A C Robt. tyre had as Christmas guests Mr nnd Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Gould, Sunday. Clark, who is leaving for a private = Pvt Wayne Peterson of Frrt and Mra. Howard Davis and Nancy , «hcrldan. who were weekend guests Mra. Love's headquarters a<c now In flying training b.-se nt Iowa City, Custer spent the Christmas week­ of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs of Mr. and Mrs John Gould. leva Mr. nnd Mra. Mcrl Clark cnMra. Wm. Win T T. Plant spent *|>en» Cincinnati. end ‘here with Mn. Peterson and Archie McIntyre. Mr. und Mrs , Mr. and Mrs. Urtained twelve guests for dinner — Merritt Mead of Barryville were vimday Sunday afuntscr, afternoon with fFknds friends in ! Christmas afternoon Dr. mid on Sunday Mis* Helm House of = s little son. Mr ILirkne s held open house to-. ,,7"*^^ 7n<t m't" Till! niii*MiUiak Sunday guests. , •*•-* ----- ■■ Plainwell ami PstOv* Mi'.link -. a few friend, to in -?t ar.l greet. Battle Creek and Bill Mishak Mr. and Mrs. Frit* Southworth On Christmas. Mrs. Ida Palmatlcr guests of Mr and Mrs M. C. Musolf \f> I wlir.-e nffti-fa! wmk hi_____ : . . . . . . , of (Detroit for Christmas and Sun- and son. David, of Lansing, spent entertained Mrs. Levi Houfstaler. i the Christmas holidays with hcr Mis* Idelle Lake nnd Andrew Houf- , otilfiwnt-d to Increase- her fa th stater of Rutland Iln tne'lnwortant role wmiv-n avia­ Mrs. Nell Boekcloo. Mr and Mrs Garv Crook scent mother. 1 SOME COATS at 16.75 and 18.00 Mr. and Mr*. O. P. Sinkler spent arc to olav in winning the war. Mr, and Mrs. J. E- Mattoon spent Christmas with Mr mid Mrs. Rolla Christmas with the latter's broth­ a few days this week with Mr., Vieln of Vermontville enjoyable Cluistnui Lt and Mra Harold Parker spent 1er. F. C- Rowlev and family of and Mrs. Jack Sinkidr al Long lake. NOW REDUCED TO S. JonesChristmas cv? guests of Mrs. Vir- •’«,nt w ^ tin- Carol sing glvm bv Friday to Sunday Christmas leave Adrian. Lieut and Mrs. C. ----guests । glc Reid were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fro.t al their Wyandotte were also a!r: C — _____________________________ from Ft. Knox. Ky.. with Mr. anti of 1 / Bldeltnan and son of Rochester home o-i W. Bend St. to a nel'thMrs. Roman Feldpatisch and fain- there. borhood group-These partlchwting Mr. and Mrs. Leo Morgan of Ish-, and Mr. mid Mrs. Renn Bldelmmi lly.. All enjoyed • a Christmas day uansing. were the Cedric Motov* and Mra. ... . reunion with their parents. Mr. und pemiug . were, weekend guest* of i ofI Lansing. 75.00 and 65.00 ALL WOOL Miss Beiva Rllev of ................. Midland ... Is Msbel Morey, the -Bernard Reed.. MIm Ben. Mis. Charles Parker of Middleville. their son-in-law mid daughter. | -----— her u—vacation ------ a— _.„K. t spending with Mr. all(( ami nic \yauar(> oborns. Sit. and Mra. SRt. June Leun-, of the Marine Mr. mid Mr*. Glenn Monica. Mra. Art Richardson and Thera Mr*. Hugh Riley. Mt. and Mrs.'Vernon FUR TRIMMED COATS TO Corps Recruiting Station in In­ Naglcr accompanied Mr. and Mra. Leon DeLano and Leon. Jr . of Ionia 1 mother. Hazel Doolittle, of dianapolis. made the trip to Has­ J B. n Wolf Wnlf to t<> Freeport Prrenort Ust Inst Mon Mon-­ ' were also nl«n their Christmas guests, aiirstx j, Syracuse. r.irii r N. tings and back with the Parkers, J. tn visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. day. to attend the burial services the latter remaining- for tlie week. of their cousin. Mra. Wm. Glasgow Mr. and Mra. Hurry Ritchie nnd Mis. Edw Charles Lcniy, and family. GIRLS COATS 4 to 16 AT SALE PRICES itr club,of right Mrs. Hazel Hinkley returned Fn- terrained 1> Mr and Mra Charles Leary and of Grand Rapids. Mr. und Mrs. Frank Haight and day from New York City where they member., nt *on ut her home family with Sgt. June Lean'. Mr and Mrs Vem Leary and Mr. and Wilma Jean, spent Christmas with spent several days with Quarter­ master Richard Hinkley. The----------------Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilcox and Mrs. Robert Leary spent Christmas Ritchie* and Mrs Hinkley were en- pm . । with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Leary, Donna of Battle Creek. vi Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. tcrtalned for Christmas at the home of uuwcii Lowell. Wo'rc Off To A Thursday dinner guests of Mr. Lewis E. Shafer were Mra May of Mr. and Mra. Frank Ritchie bi and Mrs. Jerry Slam were Mr Sco t and daughter. Mire Beatrice Grand Ledge Mr -mid Mrs. Clarence HKhitnond of — Mrs. and Mr*. Wm. C.' Laubaugh and gcott. ststcr and niece o. .... THIS CLEARANCE SALE offers many items Flying Start! Mrs. Anna Laubaugh of tlie Good- Shafer and Geo. Wick, all of Jack­ spent Christmas at Mr. Hammond’s will Dist. and Mr. and Mr;,. Jas. son. and Harold D. Barden of Par- old home in Prairieville Twp. with their sons the Leland and Lawrence throughout the store, GREATLY REDUCED— Benham Mr. and Mrs. Stam spent mn. Mr. and Mra. — Earl Christmas with his father and M .. Wareham —.. -and —( Hammonds Saturday night thev 1944 marks the take-off 1 entertained Mr. and Mrs. George ----- --------------------------------------------- I Jensen and daughters of Mt. ClemBlouses, Sweaters, Purses, Hose, Slips, House of another year at war, cn* Weekend guests of Jas. Ransom and Mrs. Maude Schomp were Mr. but wc'^ rcocty to. com­ Coats, Robes, Slacks, Jackets, Suits. I and Mrs. Verne Wellman and Rus**T« ' ' " sei of Jackaoh and Mr. and Mra bat the unexpected of /rM Ed Stringham of Detroit a/ . A Wednesday guest of Mr. and A Few Timely Drops Help warfare ... to come soar__ Mrs. Richard Rose was her sister. , iKr X Z7z7\ Harold Sharn. Muskegon. ing ^hru victoriously! mZ <1 j Ensign and Mrs. Kenneth CavL«_ » 1 anaugh of W. Unity. Ohio, stopped I off for a weekend with Mr and | Mra. Walter Ryan and their dough- 1 ter. Mra. Melvin Oelow while they । and | were enroute to New York City | Mra.. Oelow Is the guest of Bcntari Harbor friends thU week. KEEP 'EM FLYINC PERSONALS WASTE PAPER SJSU,K-.!'S.„Xrn i S“’'o"xta'KiSZSn cu,“r: •X SOCIAL ITEMS CLEARANCE SALE Starts Friday, December 31st Sport Coats! Fur-Trimmed Coats! Dress Coals! ALL Coats Greatly REDUCED! rs SIS REDUCED 33^% and 50% Come Early to Get the Best Bargains! 1251 522S Prevent Many Colds from Developing! Works Right Where Meet Colds Start! Beware of colds! At the first wiming sign of a cold—first iniffle or sneeze—put a few drops of va-tro-nol up each nostril. This specialized medication is designed to aid natural |f £ defenses against colds and so nelp prevent many vlwlMi colds from developing if used in t m; U ■ VB A.IIAl Try it! Follow directions in package. VM ■ HU H Vli GREETINGS BEST WISHES One It»ck of Fine Dresses Ont to Go at HALF Price! BUY WAR STAMPS Other high grade Dresses GRE/ ROOMS 8TEAM HEAT HOT COLD WATER DUCED. 1944 SHOWER BATH from all of us at Single 5330 per wk. ap 11EED;S HOTEL HASTINGS DRUG STORE SOME WASH DRESSES, BONNET & GOWN SHOP I __________________ SALE LASTS ALL NEXT HASTINGS j The Early Shoppers Will Get the I . J WE �Paper Parachate Supplies Jangle Fighter* The fl»»ting» Banner NATIONAL EDITORIALindlYCASSOCIATTON MEMORIAM Sheldon Agency lM 3S. CTjJ« Ktr.lgt, I 12 30 U AU Kinds of Insurant* Surety Bond* hOM 2H5 Hastings NOTICE •> __________________________________ JOHNSON'S Swanson Agency RESTAURANT NEW LOW RATES Property damage and Liability GRANGES Protect your right to drive under Michigan's new responsibility NORTHEAST WOODLAND Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bloomer of Ann Arbor spent the weekend with Among Christmas day guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Walters. Mr. and Mra. Guy Walters- and family of Charlotte with Mr. and Mrs. Will Lctson and family; Mr. and Mra. Charlie VanZent and daughter Bet­ ty and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Doraey of Detroit and MLss Bertha Wag­ ner with Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Bates nnd family; Mr. and Mra. Richard AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY EXTENSION GROUPS Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished and in stalled for all makes a furnaces Eaves Troughing Tin Shop Walter Cooke and Mrs. Lydia Schu­ ler; Mr. nnd Mra. Wayne Henney of Dewitt,.Mr and Mrs. LaVem Hew­ itt of Hastings and Wilma Henney of Battle Creek with Mr. and Mrs Homer Henney and family. Mr. and Mra. Karl Eckardt and Bruce and Joyce spent Christmas day with Mrs. Kate Henderson and Floor Sanders for Rent C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 142 E. Stat* Phon* 2331 Wishing you . a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year LEGALS son of Lansing. Miss Marian Hen­ derson of Detroit. Mrs. Chas. Bailey and sons of Battle Creek. * Sun­ day dinner guests ut the home of >nt nnd daughter Betty. Mr. nnd Un, Forest Dorsey of Detroit. Mr. ■ nd Mrs. Arthur Bates and family. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS WAVES SPARS .Hun ,..n l‘ DEWEY REED Loren Hershberger AUCTIONEER Q. Can an enlisted woman re­ quest training in a particular field—for instance, radio­ even if she has had no pre­ vious training in that field? A. Yes. But it cannot be guar­ anteed that the request will be'granted. Assistance given in preparing adver­ tising and arrangement of sale. Call Q. When do I get my uniform? A. After you Arrive at training school. However, you should bring enough civilian cloth­ ing for a week or two. Q. What will my hours be at training school? A. The hours will depend on the school you attend. How­ ever, they will be on a mili­ tary basis. Reveille, taps, etc. Pixlcv arrived Sunday from Camp McCain. Miss. to spend 15 days with hLs parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pixley. ilea can be made at Banner office. ion« 3467 Haatingn, Mich. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Datea can Q. How long will my training period be? A. The training period will av­ erage about four months. Clyde Coppock's children ore ser­ iously ill at present. * Mra. Lola Miller nnd Chris Johnston called on AUCTIONEER List your Auction Sales with AUCTIONEER Loren Coppock Delton, Mich. 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS TRAPPERS ATTENTION — Highest market prices for furs, hides and pelts. — HARVEY BABCOCK. North of National Bank across railroad track. West door^ of old Opera building. ' 12-30 HUNTERSTRAPPERS Highest prices paid for furs, hides and pelts. One block north of the Hastings National Bank. tf. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday a Middleville parage, were brought before Judge McDonald on Mon­ day for sentence. Tlie first-named was given a prison sentence of from 2 to 15 years, und the Caledonia youth from 15 months to 15 years. FRANK JONES Buyer for STILES and Company, Hastings stockyards, phone 25tt, nr tali Ci: Lacey through the week. Bovle. Rec. Secy.. Mrs. Merle Brad­ ' One Exception field. Cor. Secy. Carols were sung With the one exception—Monter­ and gifts exchanged.- Presents were also given to our "secret friends" rey. California—whirr the chief which is always an enjoyable fea­ oriental race group constate of Fili­ ture. Refreshments were served by pino<—there Ls no county or city the hostess. The next meeting in in the United States in which Ori­ ental comprise more than onetenth of the population. field attended n Triple A meeting in Hostings Saturday. * The church wns well filled Thursday evening when the schOol children gave their annual Christmas program. •’■u l-ft-rs Mt, ll»Le.te«d LEGALS ‘BILL” SHERWOOD DEAD AND DISABLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY COWS 54.00 HORSES S5.00 Glycerin available from animal fats is badly needed in WAR EFFORT. Phone Hastings 2565 or Kalamazoo 2-9544—Call collect. KALAMAZOO ' WORKS RENDERING x Dick Smith—Local Collector INSURANCE Hotel Hasting* Pin CARD OF THANKS ATTENTION FARMERS! Scrap Paper DISABLED OR DEAD Stock Removal. Prompt service at any tim$? • I have installed a new large capacity paper bal­ er and will buy all grades of waste paper. ODT will not permit me to send a truck for less than 1.000 lbs. CLENN F. LAUBAUGH 305 N. Michigan Ave. Phone 2637 Hastings CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training in nearly every line Phone 72 Middlevil Truss Fiiting HOUSES £5.00 - COWS 91.00 Phone Hastings 2715 Residence 718-F2-3 HOWARD BRISTOL 235 S. Jefferson St. HEALTH HAPPINESS PROSPERITY PEACE Hastings, Michigan DR. DERK STUIVE For the past year* we have brought you our .greeting* . . . each year we feel the ties that bind us become stronger! We feel a debt of gratitude for your loyal patronage and continue to maintain as nearly as possible our usual service to you. ' CHIROPRACTOR Wishes you Health and appmess PHONE MM-REB. 2901 . OVER KROGER8 HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWO—PA HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1943 EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR Loren visited his parents Mr. and Eightaen year* ago we bought our title was. "Hangover ” I luut ah Fort Benning. Georgia. . I like my location very much. to L*rruo. rexas. ime usicway io Mrs Gordon Edmonds in Aim Ar- first radio. Whenever our friends wondered how they felt UriMM came m to hear it, the dam thing' if one can Judge from the musi Mexico”. (It* a broken down gate ! Good food and living condition*. would either shriek like a banshee' , ... G. C Edmonds This Georgia weather i* very The town Ls right on tire Border or do a blackout No matltar howj M h . ---------------------------------------------------- - not forgive Gene for holding back flexible. We wear overcoats in the and consist* of a handful of MexiX.tSSL (I November. 28. 1943 late Usey stayed, we had no music.i morning and by noon we sweat in cans, five or six Whiles and three Spending Christmas weekend (Continued fiom Page 1. Section 1.) this glad news because now he tells moming I As soon as ttre-y were gone, recep- *n i with Mr. and Mra. Willard Smith pS Hope m see the old loam about way back on Thankagiv- undershirt*. It ranges from about ivjvs Tnl* is a typical border town Mr and Mrs. George Wellfare tion was fine. Some of those grem-1 t ns portrayed in the Movies. It has 221 E Thom St. were Mr. and Mra. Harvey Paulson nex. month U’K da* °f Ule officers and 10* to 90* in a day. llru the flier* are always talklngj ,* Could you tell me any of the ; a small population and covers half Hastings. Michigan ; ' Yours. llielr lad>' Rucst* were having dinand son BUI of Muskegon. name* of local boy* here? It’* on . of the state of Texas. At lean it Dear Fqlks: Christmaa guests of Mra Sara: Gerald L. Reynolds । t?<etI1*r and, It has been a long time since I wise to Gene's intentions, because, awfully big place, but might be seem* as though It doe* when 1 Brandstetter and the c. B. BrandI walk through it. Mort of the build* last wrote ypu and a lot has hap­ impromptu - like they made Gene able to locate some of them. „ . ■ ' oc-nng us ana we nupc wen irr ■ stand up in front of the crowd and Keep up the swell work on your . ing* look as though they dated back pened during that time—most of first combination: It sure is a bllw-1 {be window It ta very funny HxnWi of Chicago. Mrs. Martha an of you wan on a permon- • Ing "Let Me Call you Sweetheart” column ! ’ to tlie time of the Revolution. Tlie which I cannot write in a letter. Jul experience, to kit down to eat j didn't nut that cactus there BrandjpcitCT who has been here for ent b**u again.” , We have done a lot of traveling and have a program of the finest pufpo«e. I swear it How did I ki Yours. ; cnly modern building in town is the .u Nora Mae We can just see Gene, several week* returned tn Chicago Nice Seeing Heelng You Home News: JJL Robert Murphy U. 8. O.. and they furnish all of by land and by boat. I tun no dinner music without a rapid fire of fnv brother-in-law would want who reports that he turned scarlet with them for a short visit. , , " Hui ’ne ‘ sUia Home since Tuesday unti how di • • • lour entertainment. It was a pleas- longer in North Africa, but (cen- "Are you weak and rundown?" Is kpow h0£ roW j” • --- --- * Just the Texas heat. Mrs. Oscar Palmer spent Friday 29th was good-looking A-MM.l/c w , ...» fhlnk . your User sluggish? Du you have he would nm hl* Mee I December 8. 1943 1 ant surprise to discover that they rVA™ ■‘*7 o'rtKnT 1 we MU1 "Deep in the Heart In Grand Rapid* with her daugh- Italph R«inh Clemens ciMn*n« —from Marthas Martha * । oj. ~-------- ccuij. ji*ve been your South Sea Island, J spoke English at the US.O. On the no Arabs and not as much mud. colds? Are you cross and Irritable?. the cactus? I’m no clairvoyant ter Mrs. Esther Ahrens in Butter­ mJr^^ratrttae* qwrin/of^NajJivme for ’r'exnn- Nora Map of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Osborne street if u ydu you speak speaa to .someone someone they uiev iw people arc pretty nice us. worth hospital. With her mother splk Englls Eng Ils”".. A free free Including the soldiers and sailors. etc., e.c. etc. 720 North Hanover I reply. "No *plk -rib*, it's all his fault. Mrs. Anna Deal Mrs. Palmer wa* । translation, translation. ar. a* you have have probably all of which orc mostly Italians. to be seeing you up this way. Hastings. Michigan ,, , , . 1 A verv haoov New Year to al entertained at the Neuman Deal* ard Martin before he entered serv- hope I Ruewed. is. ’’I don’t speak English.” Francis, better known as "Frit*’’ Dear Brother and Sister: Heard a swing band doing a you. especially If you wear khaki In Grand Rapids for Christmas. 1CS- At one time Ralph went to springer, k lhe'thlrd”and“youngeat the Naris took about everything. nightmarish Dung and they said the blue! I suppose you are rreatly sur' Tlie Air Field here is a new one. ^ofMr and Mrs Harold SpriV Mr. and Mra. Roy Hubbard were The dav before we left I received prised arenX you? Well, believe It I *tiU under construction. In fact I folks over that wav way too too. He enen­ , fr Cloverdale, to enroll a* an air or ip Grand Rapids for Christmas fnllu not here I am after so many am helping to construct It. If any- your package containing a tlashwith Mrs. George DeVries and ML** listed in the Navy 2 yrs. and 8 rnns 1 corps cadet. "Fritz" who will be on months. but It’s better late than i one doubts my word they siiouid see I'uht. dictionary, atlas, stone, etc. ago and ha* a brother Alvin sta­ i call to leave for Fort Sherman after never isn’t it? BcUy DeVries. the callousez on my hinds On the tioned Field. Texas. °Whllrat1 Kelly m C1row? Xthr nnlv i hls ,8,h blrU,day °h Jan >■ ,s lh® ■ Mra Ida Pnlmatler entertained U I wanted to thank you for the whole it’s a nice field. My one more boxes if and when mv mall Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Malcolm and -(■^rinJ^naioh iST’w^Hhib" 1 !«'cond brother to Join the Army swell clu-iSUiUM present, it is cer- complaint U the weather, it’s either daughter Charlotte of Lansing on nKTpiS^Jh? hrtls from Alr Corps’ WhU*‘ U,C UUrd bro,her talnly grand. I sure got a lot of , freezing or raining und when it that is soon. You can .send me more wav1 wXZjP? 15 ahtady in training as a Navy nice gift* Uiis year, thank* to you । >ains you are in mud up to your Christmas eve. co. gum. nuts. etc., anytime you ■•'ifn?>"1"wim n>cr- old Zclly doesn't know all. 1 appreciate everything. ;v-— Mr. and Mrs. James Parmer and DVlto'.' are you all? Fine. I hope— i I’m expecting to liven up the town can get it. . lunn i w l'Pr or not Uthree flying cadets Mr. and Mra. Harry Baldwin were STmITF <^yth?mir«emJd Tn*’fL one"f2nuy a rroort-Uir it I How Tilings are pretty cheap here—a am feeling O.K. os far as health soon for nt the completion of my entertained for Christmas at the S m^' ; certainly deserves something more haiicut costs .06 r»nt.s; a shave Is concerned, but I ’ m homesick, of I home cf Mr and Mrs! Roy Suppler course I am expecting a rests °°? I than !,n honorable mention. Con- course, being away from, home os gunnery .09 cent*—a little difference in Lansing. furlough. «nd YeionIt I vratulatlons and best of luck to the long as I have, it isn't surprising. (Continued on Page 4. Sec. 2.) Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Loppenthlen ner at io a M. on one of the cold- ..nylng springers" (that’s almost a A* I ain an avid reader of the it? But. I have a Job to do before spent Christman in Ludington with esl days we've iiad this year. No puni and an extra special bit of Ls I can come home, so I guess I th<- John Welssnera. wonder he didn't seem to mind the , "brat regards" to the parents. might as well get used to it out dress hereafter: "T weather—ne he spent most ot of ras his n 17 I, Robert Nell and family. Mr. and wentner Pvt. Raymond J. Murphy.36872998 here. I.. of service I.. months in Iceland, ... re- . 1 Mra Arthur Nell and family, Mr. ........ 8th. GSS. Sunpose you all had a big get turning to the U.S A on Aug. 29. hM sucessfully completed his three and Mrs Forrest Neil und family, "Stub Loredo Army Air Field ’ s" brother DI win Is in Iremonths ground school, military and By |ANE CAMERON all of Detroit, and Mr. und Mra. land now but the fehmis were to- 1 ^^.IcjmdMtonmxcowie at the together on Thanksgiving, didn’t Laredo. Texas , you? Everybody wa* there I supLyle Nell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Regards to Hastings and the •pOM*. or were you and Howard north n-"rJ* ”' Herman Neil. Jr., and family. Mr. . New Year prediction—It's Joan hunting? Did you get a deer thLi ■ “ anncr and Mrs. Kendall Keller and family *;e 1 Bronka this time. She will be a top­ year? I missed himting again this spent Christmas weekend with Mr. ranking singer before the year is Air Station at Livermore (Calif '. vear. I wasn't even lucky enough । and Mrs. Herman Neil, Sr. To com­ out. Bluejacket Loren Ernest Lewis. to Jap hunt Of course. I don’t want Sgt. Clarence Pixley. 36154268 plete the day a telegram was re­ 628 East Mill. Hastings. Michigan, to hunt them anyway. I am satis­ Cannon Co. 301*1 Inf, A.P.O. 94 ceived from Cpl. Tharon E. Neil New Year wish—We'd like to be i wen reccfcnltlon os a "qualified fied to live peacefully. ■ ‘ | Zolly Coffer. wishing al) a Merry Christmas and Kenmth Gate/ has been home , JPAer*' /rilh'Ji'unn a Superman a few minutes. First, We hail a swell Thanksgiving n Happy New Year and stating ail 1 we'd choke Hitler. Then we'd tnr eleven rlnvs vorrv we ml**rd third class at recent graduation even my- Hostings Mich ..... if .. I. did — cook'the .... dinner ..., was well. cause an eclipse on the Rising Stir you Ken How's about a letter from , ceremonies for the Naval Training self. We had turkey, dressing, gravy. Dear zoUy • Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Crandall of ?u ro’Lri^ u*^V<tatar Last nnd not alone we'd nut n wad We salute YOU. American servicemen and as. corn, bread arid buttar. enut- | -me Hastings friends of Carl Ed- of Sheridan. I. M. Compton of Delton in every hat trump-t in Bill Kelly from Navy Yard at |f f Illinois. Urbana. 111. und Mr. and Mrs Henry Small and rp- sauce, pumpkin pie, and tee mond* will be pleased tdleam that the gum country. All. «0UWn*t It be Word from- Richard Hinkley mfamily of Grand Rapids were "Phllly" was hecne for a few houra a,ld water—a pretty good meal, eh? i bc received his Captain Commissionpeaceful around here then? civilians, for your part in helping to bring But lots of work fcr a wh" r outft* I effective Nov. 29th. He enlisted Christmas guests of Mr. and Mra. Chrlstmos day. His brother. 1st i formed hls mntlicr. Mrs. Hazel R. K. Compton and family. Miss Lt. Hugh Kelly, in thd South Pad- Hinkley, that he had arrived in of mm, but I ana my helper got more than two years ago and lias L- nora Compton returned to Grand fic. wrote Uiat ho hadn't had any 1 New York City and had shore leave it out. but we were awfully tired bten flying in Alaska for more than What do you do with a two-vearhappiness to-the entire world. We solute you Rapids to spend a few days with mail for weeks. Hls "Mom" has as- । this week, so on Monday Mrs when we Rot through. . years He received the Air Med­ sured him that he will need bushel Hinkley and Mr. and Mrs. H, S. I suppoee Howard is working .. u w and .1K1 the uir DisUnMWUI1. »-lk with. "No' D-ddy buyed ’urn.” Mi ■ Mildred Small. in, May 1943 On Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. George basket* when his mall does catch i Ritchie left for New York City.for try day isnt he? Everybody- seems KUhhed Flying cross in June th Li If we can’t kid the wee ones, l« with a holiday wish heartier than ever before. —,__ Sheffield had as dinner guests, Mr. up with him. Sailor Jack O'Don- i a visit with Dick, until Thursday, to be working these three days—ttheyare 1 year, for long and «> tenuous hours looks to me Hke we mliht as well ^nlHIer^- The TTie shop inrvn wnrtr^rx —* flying in ,______________ _____ and Mrs. G. Winston Sheffield and nel on the same ship ns Hugh, ign, re- ................... About three —-------weeks-------------ago Dick- was .— orwl good soldiers? workers ol put Santa in 1-A. eat his reindeer, hazardous conditions. Sharon of Traverse City. Mr. and celved hls Christmas mail shortly ah—1 promoted to Seaman »*■» 1st Class »•>,< and are putting the things out for us. Carl was home in July and states nnd make a roast out of the stork, o.Mir Halloween, ~ Mrs. Calvin Plumley of Nashville afltr so that’s *hc the way | last week was given the rank of and we are using them up. Tell that the winters really get cold in too. while we’re about it. and their son. Captain Mcrwyn it goes. By the way. Jack.—bet you Q M. 3rd Class, another promo­ them to keep up tlie good work. . . Alaska although he has endured Plumley, who recently returned fellows had fun with that collapsi- Hon. His address, however, remains We are counting on you people them with the clothing furnished Idea for a manufacturer—It must from active duty in tlie South Pa­ ble Christmas tree Florence sent I the some ns before. Dick Ls having back there to back us up. So. don’t flyers. His address: get very monotonous fcr men and cific war area. In the afternoon a sou—or did you Just cut down a a multitude of Interesting experi- let us down. The quicker everybody toCant. Carl R. Edmonds. 0-660. women in the armed forces to write number of Capt. Plumley's friends palni tree or something? | ences in Uncle Sam’s Navy, many realizes we have a Job to do, and their complete addresses on all the called to see him at tlie Sheffield Reporting back on the 3lat after of which are real thrillers, help do it. the quicker Die light* go 42nd. Troop Carrier So.. letters and cards thev have to home. , . spending the holidays with the;, A Monday ■ .letter .. irom Marine cn again all over the world and tlie A.P.O. 942 write. Someone should make uu Dr. and Mra. Frank Carrothcra Hershbergers in Woodland la— : Harry Wood to his "Mom" and quicker I can get back home to Seattle. Washington a handy printing set so that with spent Christmas with her mother in R.M.3 c John Mullenix . Dad. assures them that he Is OK. you all. Loren Edmonds, enlisted on April each change of locale, they could Whitehall. U. S. Naval Section Base । after the Tarawa clash nnd he 1$ I have a lot of work to do today 3rd. 1943 and since Sept, has been change the address, and it shoifhl Mr and Mrs. Kirk Hamilton and St. Petersburg 8. Fla. , „ .... ... so think I had better close for thia stationed at tile Okahoma A. & M. be something they could carry and children of Flint, and Miss Anne John, who finished at Woodland । to lake time out to tell al) the time, but before I close I want to with tlie following address: it shouldn't be messy line the Chil­ VanBuskirk of Kalamazoo were '42. makes very natty sailor. I frlcnd-s he has back home. "Merry take this opportunity to wish you Pfc. Loren G. Edmonds HASTINGS dren's .set*. With one stamp, the ty.-tONF ?lt< Chruunus guests of Supt, and Mra. ,which is oura way of saying. "He ।r Chrurtmaa Christmas and nnd a Happy New Year." Year.” address would be written, thus TTi A. Van Buskirk , great." He took his "boot" at ' That Is "simply swell" of you Harry I Your Brother. Oklahoma A. & Msaving a lot of wear and tear on Clare Beach of Detroit came looks ‘ Raymond SUllwater. Okla. Thursday to spend some time with O L.—20 week* of radio al North­ to think about the folks bock here. the old right arm. U.—and has just been Christmas Just wasn't so Merry this I Sgt. R. R. Reynolds. 36197235 his mother. Mra,.Mftry Beach, dur- western 1 moved from Tampa to St. Pete. He year because we were realizing 1 A.P.O. 708. T Postmaster Ing her IRiieas. there is nothing wrong with anew how sacred Christmas really San Francisco. California Guests of Mrs. L. V. Beasmcr over says 1 Navy that he can see and he Ls—it wa* a quiet joy that you feel llllimillllllllllllllUIOM the Christmas weekend were her the 1 figures he had a mighty lucky instead of hear. XYie best of luck sister-in-law. Mrs. Caroline L. : December 16. 1943 to be home for Dec. 25th. In­ and may the New Year bring Peace Mr. and Mrs. George Hillman Stahl, and hcr brother. Guy E. break I cidentally. Joe Hershberger. Wood ­ to you and all mankind. • Shull, of Ft. Wayne, Ind . Mrs ( 315 E. oolfax St. land □S. who lias been in service Stahl remaining for several days' I Hastings, Michigan Here’s a message sail to the Dear Grandad and Grandma: visit. <over a year and a lialf is now on uiui.cu'n.v *■’— nun Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Furrow < American - Legion Auxiliary. It is I'm still here at Fort Benning Sgt. Joe C C- Hershberger, Hershberger. — 30183890 self explanatory. How about a num­ waiting for .school to start. I have and Miss Senta Furrow accomKnled Mr. and Mra. Rolland 95th Q.M. Co. A.P.O. 95 ber of you taking on tills assign­ a pretty doubtful future —this rrow of Freeport to Grand Rap­ Los Angeles. Calif. ment; sounds as if this lad will school waslies out about 50% of ev­ ids where they were Christmas Leaving on the train Monday for have plenty of time to keep up hls ery class that start*. With a caval­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fur- Washington i was Bob Corkln and correspondence. ry background it will bo extra row. Mrs. Marie Bigler of Detroit. Wendell 1 Todd. Wendell had a 3-day Baltimore, ft. D. tough for me. who was also a guest, came home pass from fit Bowling Field so he made U. S. Marine Hosp. I sure wLsh I could be with you with Mr. and Mra. Furrow, remain-1 h .. hom( for Christmas. Taking the Room 636 over Christmas, had planned on it Intf here until Sunday. same trum. train, was lovey Irene Jones American Legion Aux. so much up at school. Well, it will . Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Watkins axe Hamilton, who was on her way to Dear Madam: be lonesome, but 111 get along. We guests.of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Head- vUll Francis, who is stationed at I nm back from foreign service will get three day* off at Christ­ man <Flnr.nr« (Florence W.tlrln., Watkins) n oft ClIHralGibral­ WalLer Rewj Hospital. Young David and.I will be in the hospital a long mas—havenX decided wliat I will tar during the holidays. Paul was at the station to bld hl* time and will go to a Veteran's hos­ Supt. D. A. Van Buskirk went to mother good-bye and send his love pital after Christmas. Do you know Still haven't received any mail • Ann Arbor Monday to attend a a !' to hls Dad. ' someone who would like to swap from anyone. I'm anxious to hear meeting of school instructors. . 1 letters to pass the time away? from somebody. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.*-W. Dot—Dash News. nnu. .ere Mr. and ».rd I „J£Wr,“l,U°'“ “ two n™ W* - Thanking you in advance. I remain, Write when you can. Hewitt on Christmas were Mr. Your Marine Friend. Mrs. John Hewir "" “1 “r C. B .Lewis Bob and Mrs. Merle Kelly and children Cand. Robert W. Bush. Cpl. of Lansing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Monday. Dec. 20, 1943 16102732 Kline of this city were also guests. Sgt. Donald I. Nevins Dear Zolly: Mr. and Mrs. Kelly and children ASK 36417403 You had my address a little Fort Benning, Georgia are remaining for the week. A.P.O.;„759 wrong in the column Inst week so mr. and Mr. «nu Mra. mra. William nuiiuni Linington uiiiingioii r •'...Postmaster ---------would you please print this correct and two children nnd Mrs. Blanche „ Ney York N. Y Otis, also Mrs. Frederick Bishop of We know Uoyd 1* tn India, we re one: Dear Zolly. not so sure about Don. Wish you Traverse City, were Sunday guests Pvt. Robert C. Murphy. 16089062 Tills Ls just a line to let you know at ft family Christmas party at the fellows had time to drop us a few 4th Co. 4th Tng. Regt.. AB.T.P.- my change of address. Prom Flor­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Otis of1 lines, we'd sure enough like to hear B.T.C. ida. "Tire Land of Sunshine" (so Holt. " from you. Best luck and good going. Miss Stella Heath and two nieces. I Christmas cablegrams sure made *fnrv Ellen FlUn and Sally Aallv Heath, w»nf n lot nr Mary went a Of folks nrrMind around thes* these naris parts to Muskegon Tuesday to visit Mr. haony. We know of two such: one and Mrs. Raymond Gilbert and will — to Agnes ‘----------Burroughs --------- u- “Snyder —•••— •from ----also visit Mr. and Mrs. Berton Kemp Wayne in England and another to of Grand Rapids, returning Friday. Mrs Edith Cramer (Baltlmoretwp.) Mrs. Francis Hamilton (Irene from her son Cpl. Chester Cramer Jonesl left on Monday for Wash-, ington, D. C.. for a visit with her husband, who is in training there. I Christmas eve guests of Mr. and Mr*. John Rose were Mr. and Mrs.; Wilburn Rogers nnd Arlene of Bal- । tic Creek, also Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ ard Rose and son. 75-mm. shell Mr. and Mrs. Roy Everett spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Start aavlng! Henney and Miss Bonita of Battle FOR SALE a good, modern 8 room house in the 4th Creek. Bert Henney also spent1 Christmas there. ward, Hastings, 3 bedrooms arid bath up, five rooms I------------------------—------ 1 stationed somewhere In India. ON THE HOME FRONT PERSONALS BARRY BYPATHS K HAPPY NEW YEAR LyBARKER’S THE NEW YEAR MONEY INVESTED IN GOOD SOUND REAL ESTATE PAYS STUDY DIVIDENDS down, furnace, hot water heater, full lot, has garage, an excellent location in good condition at $3,150.00 6 ROOM house in 4th ward, all modern, full lot, has NOTICE! a large garage, a nice place in a fine location for $3,850.00 The Annuol Meeting of the Formers Mutual Fire In­ A NICE 5 room house at Carlton Center, has elec­ surance Co. of Barry, Eaton and adjoining counties will be held at the Grange Hall in Charlotte on Jan­ uary 19, 1944, at 1 o'clock. tricity, furnace, running water in house, 2’Zj acres, has barn and other outbuildings, has good abstract Best Wishes for 1911! Let’s give wings to victory Buy more bonds! Work your best! Let us serve you during 1944! priced at-------------------------------------------------- $2,500.00 FOR SALE an elevator and feed grinding The meeting is called for the purpose of reading the BUY WAR BONDS mill in Eaton Co.-------------------------------- - ----- - ----- $2,500.00 Annual Reports and for the election of six directors: two from Barry county, two from Eaton county and two from at large; and for such other business as may EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER properly come before the meeting. HASTINGS CITY BANK f ifty Six Years of Continuous Service" PHONES: 2105 - 2103 R. H. BURTON, Sec. Adv. 1-13 STEBBINS BUIIDING PHONE 2659 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER M, IM] MOI TWO .u.»u » Mra Herold u Grlffeth is M confIned make the day a happy and lively I occasion that will not soon be for­ their family on Christmas, Mr. and Irving, hls bother. Earl and fam- of hls mother. Mrs. Frank Stanley1 Uy of north Leighton were visitors| u,Uy of —_ Rochester and hls uncle. John and family at the Hotel MlddleviUe. I at hls mother in Detroit for Christ- (to’ her "bed with * *the flu—other 1 one. * Sgt. Stewart Sweet team> gotten. Jaapbs -----Jacpbs of Grand Rapids The lat- * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spencer and mas. * Mr. and Mra. H. S. Ben-, bera of the family have been —U Ulsrlth on Friday fcr Camp Phillips. Kan-1 . Ur ter remained for fer a «w.days' visit. I children of Jackson were visltora' nett visited her daughter and other| the same trouble. * Mr. jKtt and sas. after a fifteen days furlough 1 Christmas Family Gatherings * Mr. and Mra. WUUam Campbell of her sister. Mrs. Maurice Harper relatives in DetibR from Friday| £nns Price of Jackson spent at home with hls parents. Mr. and, Mra. Leon Drew of Battle creek little son John of Detroit are and family this past weekend and pnill Tuesday. * Mr. and Mra.; urday and Sunday dn townn wli —d little Mr. and Mn. Paul Ambruster and Davidson of Hastings. Mr. and Mn. and with her Mn. Wm. Sweet. A gathering in hls visited her mother. Mr*. Hattie tndiqg the'holiday vacation with ion Sunday all went to Orand Rap-: ‘ — ____ ._________ Joe Corrigan and tittie daughter. spending ovee. and honor was iield at Uie home on : Smith from Friday until Monday. ...c!r parents. C. B. Campbell and i ids for a family gathering with end ridtor* of her parents. Mr -and and Mr. and Mfo. StewwrtRigler-, their par Sunday wlttf Mra. Sweet’s sister and; A laqiily gathering and Ohriatmas , I Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smltn. * Mr.I their mother. Mis. Ruth MlUer. Suter's, Mrs John >nd Mrs. Burdette Wadd. ♦ Mr. and family of Detroitpreaent. also Mra - dlnn< was enjoyed Sunday bv the Mn Jervis Campbell Christmas j and two sons of this vicinity. Mr d Rapids • Mr andj and M Ur. Eddne * Bchlefla and iSd daughter Sweet of Ypsilanti and MUs 1 members of the family as follows: guests also included Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and and Mra Mra. Wilber Wilber Klump Klump. Mr ! *”>d Mrs Prank Castle of Prairie-1 The Barney Ctoler family has. Ad and children .ry “ Caledonia Mr. Harlan and Arthur T hwir and Ar- *tile were Christmas visitor* of her; moved from the former John*on Marcia Henning, as guests. * Mas-. Mn. A Jay Smith and sons. RegiRay Tolan. * Mrs. Mary Gray ac- den and Mrs Mrs Arthur Thede and son son and Mrs Warr«T TOede I mother and »Uter Mra MalUa farm on the Prairie to the Rag Ernest Bail and chil- and Mrs. Robert Bowman and two ter Hiram French of Barbour Hall, nald apd Richard of Ada; Mr. and ■ oompanied .her sou Charles Gray •J— ------Dorothy were-dinner' »clku and Miss Winnie, who was Cridler tenant house. Ateert Wie-: a family gathering j children of Flint were Christmas Nazareth colleae. Kalamaaoo. is Mn. John Smith and Mr. and Mn. and wife of Merritt to Lansing Sat­ daughter vSesuof Mr and Mra J. P. Klump 1 »>omc from Grand Rapids for the, rings oyvner of the Jolinron place, a parents at Byronj gursU Mt the home of Mra Uns- at «. home with his parents, Mr. and Harris Smith and little son of w. - urday where they spent Christmas iday as it wm. their. fey on west Main fit. Middleville:Mrs. Mrs.Clarence ; Mr. Mrs. Arthur Clarence French Frenchduring during the the;1Coopersville Coopersville; Mr. and-------with the Grays' son und daughter of Orand Rapids Christmas Day. 1 ueekend * Dr. C. A. E Lund is ‘ Is remodeling the house arid his son-! people arc sorry to- hear of Jht- holidays * Pvt MaxCorsonof Un. Smithand tiiree son* ofHastings Burdette Gray and family and Miss * The E L C E of tlie Leighton i expected home this Wednesday from tn-rlaw and daughter. Mrs. and j church is sponsoring' Minneapolis. Minn., where he went Mrs. Ross Martin and cnlldrerr.of। recent death of “fjhe the 6 monthffild montitf^ld| coin. Neb. Neb surprised his parents. Mr. Mr.i; and Mr. Mr^and and Mra Tad Ted Smith of, Maxine Gray. Chas and wife re­ aFvancellcal tenouet for the young brople of । W M*nd Christmas with his moth-1 Quincy are moving Into it soon.sw ‘ bring rick In bed several days with son of Mr and Mrs Bowman, who I and Mrs. W. P. Corson Christmas near Dowling. Jay was unable to turned to Middleville with ids the communitv this week Wsdnes-1 er nnd others of Ihe family * Er-; Mrs. Glenn Grlffeth has been con-; the flu * Ellis Crons has gone to died ai a suddenly -U4.-,.. of a -Jthroat throat gland obob-1 day. having come on^a three days' toe present — because of ... an attack of , mother and remained until Sunday d iv evening at the church The I nle Kellogg of Grand Rapid.', was I fined to her bed since last Tues- Lansing for an indefinite stay and night wheh they left for their.ua . VC ..nL -----.aient —। a caller at the W K Llebler home day with an attack of influenxo. contemplates spending part of the stfuction. Mrs. Bowman was the pass Other guests Christmas were flu “L.I 'former -------- “Barbara ■“*------ -Kollar. —-----------------... * Pic. Ger--- j her gmer. xira. Arch Dent and son northern home. * Mrs Peter Peter- “program is composed of home talent « u> sucaaer. aid Rogers left for hls camp In Tom of Kalamazoo and her daugh— - I ■ A pleasant time was had at the son was confined to her home on with Mr. Schlpper as speaker. * *1 one 01 day last week. > Pfc Charles ■ Glenn was also sick and off the winter in Florida. ine cxienn Christmas dinner guests al the Kansas thte Tuesday after a two ter. Miss Edna May Dent of Jack-i home of Mr and Mra. Andrew ’ Broadway last week with the flu. ★ on The Glenn urao Deana lumily family entertained' Harris arrived home ftlday from Route a couple of days. Hls substiMr. and Mrs Claude Kenneen en- cn Sunday Sunday al s’ a family gathering.: Camp Haan Calif to spend Chrtot- Lute -Cmtis Solomon carried the| cn.rira Campbell home on the Irv- weeks furlough -“pent with hls wife son; also Mr. and Mr*. Fred Cor-! Flnkbelner Sunday when their chil­ mother. Mra ln< ^,1 WCJe nender- the former Bene Polhemus. son of Kalamazoo. dren and families gatherad for the . tertained the following members at his hls mother. Mrs Martha Dean of. ma® wrek with Ills mother. Mrs mail during his absence ■I Vestie Harris । Mr and Mrs. E C Jones and , shott. Mr. and Mra. William CampKarl Rock leaves this Wednesday1 Mr and Mrs. Clarence Defimldt holiday feast Present were Rev. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wiiber Klump are ■ and. Charles of Leighton and Mrs: bell and son John of Detroit, Mr for the Great Lakes Training Sta-iand son Dennie and hls trtolhor, and M>s. E. C- Finkbebier and botii numbered among the- flu vic- Ediw Stokoe were Saturday guests and Mrs. Vem Smith and son Paul. tion after spending Christinas at, all of Detroit were vLsilors at the daughters from Bangor; Mr. and tims. * The Ebrl Lee family spent, aoV Christmas gathering at the! Mrs. Sarah Campbell and niece home with ill* parents. Mr. and Mra. 1 home of Mr. and Mra. Clive Church-1 Mra. Jas Clark and children of Christmas and Die weekend in Bat-, home of Mr «pd Mrs Charles | LoueU Cook of Middleville. * Mr. Carl Rock. Karl expects to be trans-. m from Friday over Bunday. Other Parmelee. Mr. and MraGncar Pinktic Creek with his mother and ah-j Fnsoldt In Ornnfl Rapids Other. nnd Mra. Earl VanSlekle and UUlr ferred immediately to Norfolk. Va. • members of the family enjoying beiner and children and Mr. and ter and other relatives. * Mrs. Pen- I guests included Mr. and Mra. Clar-1 son Jerry spent the Christinas holi- ★ Albert Vredenberg Is numbered1 Christmas al home were Mr and Mra Wilber Klump. of this vicinity. ; na Kirkpatrick went to Grand Rap- , ence Bteeby of Grand Rapids. * days at hls parents home In Hart. ♦ among the sick. Wc hope this aged ---Mrs. Jas. Poliiemus ------- — and J children, — Misses Betty and Barbara Fink1 ids on Friday to enjoy the holidays James Pruett cf Centerville. Ken- Mr. and Mrs W. K. Lleblcr made citizen, one of our oldest nativePfc. Gerald Rogers home on belner remained for a few days I with her son Russell and wife *, tucky. was in attendance at the । a business trip to Grand Rapids born residents, will soon be well also furlough from Kansas visiting his visit with their cousins. : Mr and Mrs. J., F. Schlpper and I funeral his daughter Mrs. Stan- one day last week ★ Miss Elsie for last year both he and hls wife wife, the former Ilene Polhemus.i children were Christmas eve, ley Glass. Tueadav of last week. * VsnderSchuur of Monroe spent the were very ill for some time. * Mrs. * Rav Tolan of the Lleblcr store Mr. and Mra. Will Johnson ac­ ' guests at the home of hls mother! Pfc. Zale Frey has relumed to ' weekend with her parents. Mr. and John Robertson of Flint and MUs is confined to his home in Parmelee companied their son Forrest And I in Overlsel and Saturday visited 1 Brooklyri. N. Y. after a three days: Mrs. Herman VanderSchuur. ★ A/C Laurel Maclver of Laming were with the flu. ♦ Mrs. Hester Sorters —, family of Grand Rapids to Has­ her mother and sister In Holland. pass spent at the home of his par-; Clarence fierijan of Miami Unlver- home with their parents. Mr. and Kermaen of tlie T-K faculty is spendid- Ungs tin, Christmas day where a family Mr and Mrs. J. C. Schad and son enta, Mr. and Mrs. Will Frey, in [ slty. Oxford. Ohio, spent the first Mrs Malcolm Maclver at Parme­ was held at the home of the holiday vacation with her gathering gat । Rex were Christmas visitors of hls Leighton * Ray serven was off | of last waek with hte parents. Dr. lee for Christinas and the weekend ing and Mrs. Bernard Peck. parents in Kalamazoo Word was| Mr. — — . w— There ...— v i father Fred Schad. and sister. Mrs , his mall route 0 couple of days lastnnd Mrs. R M. fierijan. * Tire Mal* Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCaul and recently received of Harold's arrival thev were joined by Mr and Mrs. Russell Hunsberger and husband week with the flu. Hls sub. Maurice . colm Maclver family at Parmelee Mrs. Sarah McCaul of northcast in England. uVem -*" Johnson ot Lansing. • »»• M1— m ■„ w.vt.nx |. in Wayland. a*. Mr and Mrs. Charles Johnson delivered the mail. * Mr. have all been numbered among the vicinity enjoyed a Christmas day Leona Lanfear of Kalamaaoo. Mr. "Santa Claus" has arrived home I Baker. Mrs. Getty Duffey und and Mrs Harry Fish and children ] sick and Mac lost several days last gathering at the home of hls sis­ - Christmas at n —— w(lh week |rom hls became. of very weary after a month of ac­ and Mra. Maurice Johnson and four Charles Duffer were dinner gues'-s4 ----spent Freeport ter. Mrs Ed. Colburn in Alaska * tivity at Wurzburg's store in Grand daughters. Bernice. Ruth. Ilenu 1 at the home of Mr, and Mrs John LiTX his mother. Mrs • Mary—Dodf - Rapids and ready to settle down to and Ixils. and Mr. and Mra. Ernest —Jr Mrs Ruth Llebler and mother. Mrs. John Whaner was in ••• Plain I Duffey. Gun lake on Christmas tn1?^ hlJrt wuw rm I Mrs J' p a,aUMn entertained on well mast of last week cart —r,,his usual mode of living until an-, Ball and two children. Erneat, Jr., “ ln— f *l® ((Ry * Mrs. Allie Groatmat of Grand school and ill In bed with the flu, duXstmai day. Mr. and Mrs. Leon her son who was ill. ♦ Mrs. we caiira' irs. Isabel other other season toils rolls arounc. around. We called and Cheryl of tills vicinity. Twen­ Ranlds visited her aunt. Mrs Anna *“ui« wnu^umoiAn cf the t k s,ater ofOrand Rapids and Mr members of the immediate Lepper Ls spending the week in । on u..,) |n city and he seemed ty-three v — Baird Tuesday afternoon. MUs Millie Whalen of the T-K B.lt< ur, w K t iptler local w Detroit with hcr sons and fam- t ” £ busy listening to° the draires' Johnson family mot together for th. KnlMavc * ______ L' ■n.nzlina U’e -------h0U»da>- 'S I I"". UueUcS* te^ndtaj thJ , Pvt. Charles Oreely Ypma of Ft W‘zy» 1« ---------- - i~~ hSn. ftt^ LCP’ °° many ^ung A^ericam 6% of | first lime in numy yearn. creek! ■ per bel ICuster and a buddy from Alabamai.‘ at her home in EauClaire near Ben- holiday nnliaav vacation at Battle Hattie creev er j , donw on f lirl °U8h. . the rnMt jxilhetlc requests he ever ! ! were Christmas weekend visitors • ton Harbor. * The Sid Braun fam- ,1 w jth ), er parent. MUr, Bn( j Mra Roy wIII, Hnr nr,X On,. . . chapter No. 17 O. E hud was that of a little girl who 1 Another happy family gathering ■■■■■ "■ ... < ■ - ' Cook. * Mrs. Charles Crookston S MlddleviUe was represented at the school asked him to bring back hcr mam- was held at the home of Mr. and spent Thursday in Hastings with of instruction held at Hastings, ma who had gone to Heaven. * Mr. । Mrs L E. Elwood on west Main her son Maurice and family. Mau­ Tuesday evening of last week, by the* and Mrs. Eldon Poulson and chli-;8t. Christmas day. Present were rice. who is a salesman for the Pis­ following people. Mr. and Mh*.1 dren spent Sunday with her par- Mr and Mrs 81 Lepper and Mr. ton Ring Co. In the east. Ls moving Malcolm Maclver. Mra. Al Henning, ento. Mr. und Mrs. Glenn Welling- and Mra 'A. B. Lewis and little son. to Flushing. N. Y. and with his Mrs. Harold Cutler. Mrs Dan Cis- ton nt Three Rivers. * Miss Vera David of Detroit. Alton Elwood and VV^ITH ALL THE TALK about Freedoms, what about family left Hastings. Monday for ler, Mrs. Herb Cook. Mra Vernon; fiensiba returned on Thursday to family and Mrs Leonard Elwood, their new home. * pfc. Harold Se­ Hooper. Mrs. Harvey Miller. Mrs. her work as supervisor at the State, local. Leonard was unable to be ’’ freedom of choice? A VERY HAPPY gerstrom of Bowman Field, Ky. Dorothy Bonneville. MUs Leona hospital In Kalamazoo after being, home for the occasion but will be new YCABl was home Christmas on a three days Longstreet and Mrs. Fred Stokoe home for u few days caring for her. grunted a leave for Now Years. all the other freedoms people arc talking about —and a few leave, other guesU at the Seger- Many of .the officers who planned father. Frank fiensiba who has Mr*. LewL*> and little son are spendothers besides. In large measure, freedom of choice is what slrom home .7, were Mr nnd Mrs. to A 10 go were were111 ’tai with wun flu nu and unable unaoie been V'crtr sick with flu. but Is now | ing the week with her parents. tlmdnp^ir?d Mr ? m« t5 1 •« ,o oirena attcnd * * a A family family gathering gathering • about again. | i * ’ * Freedom of choice means such ordinary things as trying ,SJld WttS ,1cW at tllr home nnd u w**rtofofMr. ■—1 | Mr nnd Mrs. L. W. Huirtt enter-! TwenWivc persons enjoyed a HarMr ^h»( MIu»nrf£« i Mr* Ra,ph Ken>on Iown 011 soy beans in the south field next year, if you think it's the tamed on Sunday, their son-in-law I Chrtatmaa family gathering at the f_?.r.p5r .^nTS" . Christmas p with the following pres- and thing to do. It means buying the kind of flour-you think ' h l lr C J, n u ‘ laughter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy iiome of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lyons school .at Western Slat.- College gives you the best biscuits. It means you and your boy McCaul and hls mother. Mrs. Sarah on Sunday Present were Mr. and last year. w;iil be interested to know nW-’ rar?;. Mr. rSf i.r • doing the deciding whether he'll go to college, or learn to (I1'.' ArL*S£’iL- McCaul of the northeast vicinity. Mrs. Ivan Lyons nnd three ohilthat she is teaching in Lawton. * S ‘ 1 Mr nnd Mn> Ra>‘ M‘nk ot Chicago dren of Hillsdale. Mr. nnd Mrs To Our Customers: Christmas weekend guests of Mr. Grifre^h U wnuo™Mv»rh ■ UJR5I “,,d Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Drcsch of! Owen Lyons and tiiree children Freedom of choice is the soil in which character grows. and Mrs Mark Ritchie were their VivUn Vivian Williams. Mr. m Grand Rapids. * Portmaster und < and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and p iJhnuuV ajj?J Mrs. C. A. Gardner nnd daughters. HeTiry Werner ot CheLva. Mr and Wc could soy "orchids to you" but that's too up to Mrs Delbert Buxton and daughter Grand responsibility for the decisions made—has done much to Kdn ’ lr I Suzanne and Janet, spentChristmu। Mrs. Alfred Lyons and two of their Phyllis of Grand Rapids and Frank tiomc nnd untj| -rUl.s<iOy ut Royal Oak three children nnd Mr and Mra. develop ihe character that is going to win this war—on the dote. What wc really mean is thanks for your patron­ Lee and daughter Edna, of Middle­ on west Main St. by sickness. on wist Main st m sickness : w|U| |1(,r fnther .where hcr ate- 1 Stanley Lyons and two little daugh­ battle fronts, on the farm, in industry. And when the vic­ ville. Mrs Helen Erwin left for her from Tennessee also joined flti of Kalamazoo, and Mr. and tory is won. thf kind of America we have fought and worked age, and may 1944 be a year of Victory and Happi­ Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Gillette and home In Brecksviln. Ohio. Tucs- ter Mrs nine Alice vviwui Corwin "Uimi stayed mat j Mrs. Wendell Lyons Xnu I.nr-L 1.—. I them. ml.ujviw, and anu little luuc to preserve must be a country in which every man and woman, daughters Marilyn and Janet were inlVvJ U D„!t ir 'tie Gardner home and looked after daughter of Flint The only memness. and every boy and girl, will have freedom of choice in even Christmas guests of her sister. Mrs. F?irt‘-»v<rA?J2>d Glenn Gardner during their ab- ber of the family obsapt was little Gerald Kccgstra and family In dinner w^?rnlh inhn pXt.FSPrscnec' * Mr nnd Mrs Norman| Barbara Lyons of/’kala'Di.uoo who Grand Rapids * Christmas guests Btuner*ttms' nJlihS0 Maclver and children spent the'* as ill; / “ al the Glenn Allen home at Par­ Mra Gerald Potra nf tlpnMe .“nd weekend holidays in Grand Rap•/• • melee were. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Al­ Wph *. ^*rL<and A Chrislnp<1ainilv Christn)a<famlly gathering was riri tnlAi I U p w. £HT. CBS len and son Dick at Grand Rapids. and Miss Frances Potts of 'Grandl' MOBILE PRODUCTS—DISTRIBUTOR rtamd. Ur. i „. P. R. Prindlc entertained on he d nt lit* «■ U>e home of Mr Mr. and’ “ Mrs. Bunday visitors were Mr and Mr? Mr.- Rapid.. P r Fulcra m thT^tJ Chrtstmas lheir daughters and famJeralj BUY WAR BONDS — . . Bedford. Saturday, a very Harry DcPiiit. son Jack and their Robert took France* Frances to to the the rtty GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES ert took es. Mr— and Mra. E E. „ H. Barber,, 1Barber -------- - pteasan pleasant feature being the presence ■little granddaughter. Sharon Lynn; Sunday night and remained ]2i E. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE 2544 id ttie IlitlekreBt-granddnuKhter, _ 'Jncki ____ ________ (tighter, I of Pvt. _____ Stanley Johnson__ twho of — Beverley. and u««u. Mrs I3M1 Nor-- I night. Other »■.<:, afternoon Christ guests' f • — —-.-.y. ★ r- Mr. ■■■» iwxm l_.lll.-H C.nrti ~and/« Barber, 'Mid Mr. and Mrs. was hwTie from Camp McCoy. Wi» ..ome Wb.. Carne tiler of nf Detroit rvtrnb were u-nrn <1 were Were Ray's Pav\ brother. hrnlhar Frank VmnV Potts — man Carpenter Brock and daughter Har-; untir unUr Sunday. The tint first furldugl furldugh __1 Christmas visitors of her parents. I and daughter. Jean of Dexter. *! bewWd rictjkll ot Grand Rapids. | ______------Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reed at Par-1 Mr. and Mrs Robert Tolan of Bat­ -Mrs. Dolly Johnson, also Mr. nnd melee. * The Prairie literary chib "* -------spent the --------■ ■1 at! _. tie Creek weekend , 1 met at the home of Mra. Chas. their Parmele home with their son 1 The annual Christmas program Mrs Horace Livergood. Mr. and 1 Baker. Wednesday for Its annual Ray and wife. Saturday they were . of th* Leighton Evangelical church Mrs Frank Trouyot and Mrs. txiui.se Christmas party. * -John Vander-1 Bests of Mrs. Tolan's cousin. Mrs *«-' hrld >nst Friday evening A Cleveland of Grand Rapids. Other Veen and young grandson. Jack irry Stimson and family in Grand “"'ProEram WUi rendered. After rucsu for supper were Mr. and Mrs. VnnderVecn spent Christmas at I Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tolan. | which a group of eighteen from Loren Johnson, local. Midland with John's daughter. Mrs. II Jr. and two small sons of Detroit! J110 Junior Choir visited fourteen Sustains Injury Arnold Parker and family. * A i1 were also visltora of them and the tiornes in the neighborhood singBud Bronkema who u employed tittle daughter. Carole Mae wns|I Clare Williams familv in Pleasant >nR Christmas carols. An old time .... --------------------Christmas parly was then held at at the Flnkbelner A Son store was bom to Pvt. and Mrs. James Wil-11 Hill over...the weekend. quite disabled Tuesday last.. when the home of Mary and Donna Corey, Mams in St. Mary's hospital In Mr. H1.U and Mrs O A. v.. C. ilUIUBUll Johnson VIIen- —-........ J —••• — -J. he caught hls fingers in the feed Grand Rapids on Dec. 15. The daddy 1 tertalned as Christmas guests, their wllh "n exchange of gifts. is with the U. 6. army in the south daughters ** k. •—’, and .j The cholr lllcn prc4enlctj n lovely grinder at the store. Injuring them and rfamilies. Mr Pacific area. ★ Mrs. Alice Corwin I Mrs A. W. so badljthat they required twenGetty.. — nnd three children -------------------------.n mirror tray with a set of twelve exjiccu to soon close her home on of ..the Irving road, and Rev. and tumblers to the director. Mrs. Arthe Irving road for the winter! Mrs G A Steeby nnd two sons, of thur Thede. months and go to Nashville to her] Howe. Ind The four small grandAfter this a grand lunch was daughter's home Christian Service sons and one granddaughter helped served. Needless to say, U was an I The ladies of the W 8. C. S will meet at the Methodist church this Friday afternoon. Dec. 31 for a 1 I o clock pot luck dinner and after­ noon meeting. It is hoped there will | be a large attendance as there will be election of officers included in the business. Those who attend are asked to bring some thought for the New Year. The missionary (Continued on Page 4. sec. 2.1 MIDDLEVILLE I Freedom of CHOICE HAPPY NEW YEAR McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES GENERAL ELECTRIC WANTED FOR ESSENTIAL WAR WORK WOMEN TO CANDLE AND BREAK EGGS FOR DRYING PLANT CITIZENS' 18762662 CREDIT CORP. gives you Thank* a million from all of us tele­ phone people — for your help during the Chriilma* rush. By making Long Distance calls only when the need wai really urgent, you helped us keep the calls of war moving promptly. FULL OR PART TIME THOSE WHO ARE EMPLOYED IN. DEFENSE WORK DO NOT APPLY mh run, roa, phase ieip SEEP LONt DISTANCE VICTORY TELEPHONE WISES CLEAR SILVERS-RICH 120 NORTH BROADWAY 1. Buy More Bonds! 2. Collect Scrap! Especially this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, December 31, January l and 2, help keep Long Distance lines open. • Remember, war needs the wires — and war knows no holidays. 3. Sharc-thc-Ridc! 4. Conserve! Michigan Bell Telephone Company CREDIT COUP. LOANS * IMVMT IH VICTORY-WITH WAA BOMM * �THY HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY DECEMBER 70, HU REEPORT 4r. and Mrs. Edgar Cheney and tighter Donna of Lansing were turday night and Sunday guests ■Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gawh. * •. und XLrs. Hurry Fish and fumf of Middleville . Mr. and Mrs. Ali-nah and family were Chrisl! u dinner gucata of 'Mn. Mar/ • xige. In the afternoon they called the Budd Fish home near Pleos|t Valley. * Mrs. Lvdta Karehcr Soutli Bowne and Mrs. Mary iopcr were Christmas guests of -. and Mn. Frank Dorr. * Mrs. mey Deming is spending the holi­ es with her son and wife Mr. and F C. Deming of Grand Rup* Mr. and Mrs Clare Basset ^Id family ot North Irving spent Dlstmas with their parents Mr. Id Mrs. George Bajsctt. * Mias 1th Sherman of Jackson was a inday visitor nt the Rev. and rs. J I. Ickes'. * Miner King ' Sited his wife Clara last Wednray at Kalamazoo hospital, und Ids her nbout tlie same. * Mr d Mrs. Gordon Gray of Hastlnw* Ire Chris’tno* evening caller* cf Mr <1 Mrs. Semiah Scese * Mr. nnd f. Harold Aldrich and faintly enyed a family gathering Christmas [y at the home of Mr. and Mix. nrad Loss of Caledonia Russell Hinckley of Watervliet >a a Saturday caller al the Wnr1 Surrarrar home. * Mr. nnd ra. Bob Shiner of Detroit spent inday with Mr. and Mrs Ben akney. * Mr. and Mra. O. H. uscy of Muskegon spent n few ya at their home and had ns elr Sunday dinner guests. Mr. and r». Howard Thaler and baby. * ic Rev. and Mrs. C. V. Holstein Grand Rapids spent Christmas y with Mr and Mrs. F c. Tubrer. * Leon D. Cod) of Baltimore. । 1., who has been visiting relative^ 1 d friends around Fret-port was Sunday guest ot Mr. and Mrs. ven Steckle of West Carlton. ♦ r. ami Mrs Fred Schwader of uth Campbell were Sunday cnl* of Mr. and Mrs. M. DeVnss and .s. Ellen Heirigle of Grand Rapx. * Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wolf of. •stings were Monday caUer* ot nnd Mrs. Grow Forbey. ♦ Mr. ■d Mrs. Caryl PuUer mid dnugh■- Elntnc of Lowell spent Christ■is with their irarenb. Mr. and Lrs Wm. Hale. MUs Elabie reK lining for n few days. ♦ Mn. nn>e Oirsady who bxs been ending a few weeks wifh her sop med home. punday evening callers of Mr. ,d Mrs. Wm Hale were Edgar .tenev and daughter Elna and 1 ither. Mrs Nellie Herbert of Lan- ton Rapids were Christmas dlnr guests of their mother Mrs. ElCatt. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert ittoh nnd children of Ohio' spent idny and Christmas with Mr. and -s. Henry Mvera and family. * '. and Mrs, Dan Yarger of Grand .nlds spent Christmas with their ithcr Mn. Ellen Yarger. * Tlie •w Blough children spent Chrtxt|is -dHlth their grandmother Mrs. TrriM Belson of Kalamazoo. * fiesta of Mr. and Mrs. Clement VL A. ROTH extends BEST WISHES for the NEW YEAR Let’s put Father Time on the Victory side of '44 with Uncle Sam! Donna has returned home with J Karcher and Gloria spent Sunday ! 8 Q0 P. M. Thursday prayer meet­ gathering of the Royer family was Machine Room von a । Mr. and Mrs M. Devos and. Mr*, son. ---------------------—•sr: —r. —r -•"-.n--------- - i. — held last Sunday at Tlie Kfcmtall Engineers. Ellen Heirigle of Grand Rapids Mra.. Kokx Kokx for for aa time time as as Mr. Mr. Kokx^ Kokx“ in in Plainwell Plainwell visiting visiting friends. friends ** ina Coats home, a La Verne clum woe t RECREATION 1-RAQt *•■-■ van l Valley Maple Grove. * Holly Whitman of Sunday afternoon- * Asa Suckle I* bi tervice stationed, at Ortat Chris' hum day dinner gursu ot Mr Plea 10 no A. M. Morning worship in Grand Rapids last SaUirday. Rings won two from Ha Lansing spent Christnum with Mr- spent Sunday al the home* of hU । Lakes. * Mr. mid Mrs Alvah Moore , and Mn>. Guy Smith mui Lloyd 11:00 A XL Sunday school and Fuel. White Product and Mrs. Tom Whitman, * Ml&s children. Mr. anti Mr*. Victor Stec- and family of Lawton. Mr. and were Mr and Mrs. Howard Hofigh' BOWLING NEWS ■ 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor i two from Leonards; and 1 Leda.* Moore of Grand Rapids was kle. Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Steckle. Mr*. Dale Cook and family of West ton of Detroit. Mr. und Mrs. Watt — Ralph Moore Thomas of Bowne. tv,, .. «w.». 8:00 P M. Tuesday prayer meet­ ■ Santa Claus came to town a'day ' ped two to Strand. BUM Mrs. Dave Eash ot a Sunday guest al tlie tones ol und Mr. and Mr* Andrew Brendt ' Carlton. Mr. and• *« ' MT*. Julia Godfrey. Mrs> Anna all of fainamg. He was accompanied and two daughters, Mrs. Gertha Bowne Center. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill ing. . early and. stopped long enough al mace in team standings ft Moore, und Mn Mary Cool ♦ Mr. there bv Mr. and Mra. C. D. Bauer Beam and aon Bert and Mrs. Nellie Karclter and family. * MUs Elaine the Recreation Alley* where Die 'TTKr; nnd Mrs Dan Postma and daugh­ cf Hasting* a Ml.-.. Viida Schwader Crouch spent ChrUtmas day with i KauffmAn of Ypsilanti spent from Commercial League was in session V™ to pas* out a few gift* in the form *5? ter Pin HU spent Sunday with Mr of Detroit and mother- Mra. Fred Mr and Mrs. Chas. Moore. ♦ Mr. Friday until Monday wtUi her parnnd Mrs. Clare Johnson of Hasting;. Schwader of .South Campbell called mid Mt*. Alvin Heirigle of North ents Mr and Mrs. Joe Kauffman of i-xccptlGnai big count* Roy Hub­ eXXVriCT. LEAGUE — Kii A-pinall'* chi’. moved to PtnnQck hospital last bard's gift was an imposing 663 und in the afternoon called on the at the George Forbey home Christ­ Irving had as Christmas dinner and family. * John AsphiaH'schilformer's parents. Mr. and Mrs R mas day. * Sunday evening callers gucuta Mr. and Mr*. Dan Follb. di, dren were at lii* home for Chrbt- Wcdnesdav after suffering a nasal series; one of the largest in the hls- . No. 1 lost a pair to Rotary he Jrom ol Mr and Mrs Clement Mead VnlnaralAO. Ind.. Mr. and Mrs. Keith i mas: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Aspinall hemorrhage We are ail-hoping for ton- of the local alleys and one of and Mra. Waller Dunkle- Marlow of Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. ] and family. Carlton center. Mr. ner a speedy improvement in the best in hl* year* of bowling. He r.rinnr-Trin Mr. and Mrs. Ford AaplnaU of uerr Mr cf Lacey, a Delores and Bet­ Lawrence Hawkin* and daughter* and Mrs. Ford Aspinall. Thomapple health. * Tlie W.S.C.S. at Mrs. AlHc hit 21, m hl. lint dnpll, . near Thomapple lake were recent berger und Mr.— and Mis. John Hoevenair lake; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Slagel nnd Munns l.ut Wednesday was well at­ two »phli. Uor-d lW In the Mcnnd E . k , J1 L J!.','.. ,C ty Walton of South Bowne are — - -----callers cf Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A»ul- spending 1 Hasting* Hastings j family. Caledonia; Mr. mid Mt* tended in spile of illness and other „.n» «nh ■ Mid . -cbm,.- ‘.'.“‘'J 2S n few days with their of nall. * Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rock­ cousin Nancy rJntlr^n-i - Mr — nnd• •MrT’tt.-irokrWoodT’and Chas. Bradv cf Hosting*. Mr. Brady caur.es fur non-attendance. Pro­ nnd scored 257 without a break by ClpMon. ' ** hill of ntiir Hastlni'x were Suiidav is attending the Palmer Chiroprac­ striking out from the fifth fram- d The Rev. and Mrs. E. 3. Griffin dinner guesta of their parents Mr tor school at Denver. Co). all enjoyed helping to fill a sur- with the exception that hl* last ball * ?d “ and Mrs. W. W. Rockhill; their *l>eiit Christmas dav with the tat­ tert parents. Mr. and Mrs M. A. prLa- Christman basket of trcuta left the ten pin standing. , ^n^nMrtwe8won granddaughter Miss Betty Miller ters parent* Mr and Mra. D. A. Larson of Kalamazoo. * Chas. Old Santa didn't do so badly for 15f_\*nZ Goodi.e?xl®E?^_Hdwc' *JI’ for uug pastor MUs Rullson and r.f Nile* and Mrs. Mina Manee of stoner cf Byron center, a Mr. and Woodruff of Eaton Rapids came Pfc Garret Everson who ha* been iier mother. * William CcZswcU Will Ayres ami at any other time three from Coffee Shop. Lansing were guests at the Rockhill Mr* H- J. Harmon and *on Cliarles Friday - to spend ChrUtmas with spending a furlough with hl* par­ and daughter;. Mrs. Ruth Varney would Other good scores: have been an easy top score. home (or a i--w days ★' ChrL-'.-ms of Grand Rapid*. Mr. und Mra. Mrs- Woodruff and son Mike, at ent* Mr and Mra. £nrl Everaon and and Miss Greta Cogswell were SunBowling on adjacent alleys "Bill" of Mrs. Anna Moore. * — AUt ••lev uud family and Mr the home . dinner gucata of Mr. mid Mi* Ralph or ninr scored 210 in each of hl* first — ——— Mr. ann und sin Mrs. novo Floyd aauv Gaul of Flint'. 3«unUy north of the..village rearmed ..... Borvl Alhcrl.«,,i of Gull Mr Richard Durkee und family were nnd Mrlei-iis-u ' two tries and 222 in hls final game B. Melnwe c?^Pokta i Mr. and Mrs. Keith Prien and Nan- take • ' spent‘ Christmas with their MZ and Mrs. Palmer Jorgtson. m/ 178-200-F . W. Wellman and Mra. Orvnl Ballance of Battle "•.tllni..i CcgsVrll and fon Wayne nnr. Mn. fur a huge 642 serie*. cy of Hastings. * Mrs. Mina Denl'O pan-lit*, the Rev. and Mra. J. W Creek. \«r and nnti Mra. vsra Geo. ciro Hilman Human • ----- ...c‘u™d Glexiard Showalter Of Nashville. W Mr. "S™' ‘u »« ... “ ,:2 spent Christmas with hcr son Ivan McCw- a Ciu*. Harmon of Grand Mr andMm 600 series by hitting the K Chx*e Fred usjaw. Ba Hance mn Mr' to n‘r Ida Finn Mr and and daughter furlcuFlrId h ftlth hl, “IMrentA Mr Mrs. CI n,.^. Mrs Mrs Orr many Denise and family of Alto * Frank Rst’tas. Dallas Alice and Sandra Mr. ana mb. ma for 600 while bowling for C. O'Dom w".' JUIUOI MCMiuen ana ano • . , nim._W■.•"j"."''!.'."' h X .,.r William w-n..m Cogswell n,nnrt Mm maples Walton, accompanied bv his daugh­ Albeit-son of Gull take arc spending and Mrs. Junior Fisher. and Mrs. Piston Rings in the Recreation ------cf Hasting*, Hastings, arrived with witn ., , ter Mrs. Bernice Cla-woh. suent this unk with their grandparent* Michael Ruth Varney were ...vo,those nw,, from this League His score* were 271-160-315. writ Sgt. Huru- a,,,,,, well tilled filled hnxket*, baskets r.n cn r-hristm-ix Christmas a* nt ._? BL Chester McMullen of Hunt Almost anything can be fun if Christmas with tjic latter'* hu-- the Rev and Mrs. J. W. McCue, a Mr end Mrs c MBen"d'rtTfora ln8ton collPKe Sunday with nelghix-rhood who-attended thefuPISTON RING LEAGUE-Grindu.„ . bsnd W. F. clo-son of Howell * Christmas evening rnllcrs of Mr. family dinner. * Mr. and Mrs. Wm. the R.-v. and Mrs E. G. Griftin and neral of William Schantz Sr. in ,he n'v n,,rt Mn* P n Ortftin .w. .i wiiu»n> RrWanra sr m er* won two from Navy Tool example. nHnnint whet a are Laid Mrs. Inna Brown and G'^orge nnd Mrs. Geo. Forbey were Mr. and cruxes naa a lumny dinner unnsiHnstlnf;* but T ucm IAY afternoon. ’1^ori,,rtn.!,'fvnVilinte ** Brnl,rcn Room: CIO blanked Office: and to be coming back. ' ChristBrown were Christmas guests of Mra Bernard Quigley of Hastings. Crakes had family Sunday evening. | ML'* Minolta Miller and Mr. and * Mr. and Mra. Sam Rondabush mn* for Dr and Mrs. 1. H. Walters church Elroy' Bmeiktr •>«* and wm son t T.w Sgt. COATS GROVE Flrn Mr*. Glenn Miller nnd txibv of Has­ und family of Lowell were Chriit- and -family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Uoyd Donald Sundav aft”rnnon Lav. Week's Utter ting* * Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ayers mas <hnner>;uesta of Mr. And Mra. Karcher nnd Mnrion. Mra. Ethel callers ofwere Mr. and Mrs Semiah Mra. Paul Woodman and daugh­ of Kalamnzpo were recent guests Ray Wieland and family, also Mr*. Cecil and Don Cecil all of Orand S<c«e. Donald's luldrv.vt is: ter Darlene spent from Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. E G. Olsen. * Mrs Troyer * Mr. and Mr*. Howard Rapid*. Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoover of Sgt. Donald K Smr-lker Genevieve Crans and sons, and Crexs of fzuch lake spent Chrtat- Hastings and Mr. jnd Mrs. lx-ap. Tech. H A- K Co. 3W Rigr Bn Mrs. Elnom Whitney spent Chri't- mn* with tlwlr mother Mra. Estella Karcher. Geo. Crakes of Hustings । Camp San Luis Obbpa. Calif. Thompson his been quite Hi during mi» wPh-Mr nnd Mr«. L. C Whit­ • Cir.'-; w<- t <4 town, a Mrs. Dorothy cculd not be present due to in­ the post week. This Monduy morn­ ney- and family of Grand lx*dge. * Pippel cf Algonac cmnr Thursdav fluenza. ing lie is being taken to a Buttle Mr. nnd Mra. R. F Kunde hod a I Miss Velma Forb"V of Detroit spent evening to spend the holidays with Creek hospital. We hope for hi# Christmas dinner ut their home for • horn Friday until Sunday with hcr Mr. anil Mra. F. C. Tabbercr. speedy recovery. * Many In our parenta Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Forbcy Family gatherings on Christmas Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Schantz und ! ,-otnniunU.v have been having the and brother William. m ci Sunday: Chrtelmna dinner children of Grand Rapids Mr. and । flu but seem Io be on tlie gum no**'. silt :* cl Mr. and Mra. Semiah Mr: Martin Kunde and Donna of South Bowne. owing to sickness the Death of Mort Sisson Muskegon spent Christmas nt their Mort SLsson. 76. passed awav home h re. * ML’-s Vada Schwadrr Keim. son Vein of Clarksville, Mr. family could not all I*-- home. * r.f Detroit is .•landing the Chri*’- nnd Mrs Chart. Woodworth and son Christinur. dinner pie*ta of Mr. and Sunday morning at his lmm«* alter mns holidays with hcr porriiu Mr. Mike of Eaton -Rapids. Mrs. Anna Mr. Claud M>-.id were their chil­ u lingering illness. He leaves besides and Mrs. Fred Schwader of South Moore and Mrs Adah Motter. * dren. Mr. and Mra. Howell DeMund his widow, a .brother. Burl Hts-on. Campbell * Mr. and Mrs. Emory Mr nnd Mrs. Galen Overholt of and *on of Woodland. Mr. nnd Mra. Fur.<:.«i renders were held ut the Myron Mead nnd family and-Mr. residence Wednesday afternoon at Kime cf Pleasant Valley were Sunthv evening dinner "ues’« of Mrs licit .Hid family .of Lansing. Miss und Mrs. Kenneth Mead of Maple 3 o'clock. Interment in Freeport Mabel Yoder. Mn. F.lwdbd Yoder. Evelyn Overholt/ cf Battle Creek Grove * Miss Elaine Kuuflman of Cemetery. .-i.fii’t Christmas day with their Ynsilanti nnd parenta Mr. nnd Mr*. Norma and Gordrm * Mr. and Mi Krbckah Lodge Meeting Harold Woods were '-'■•nd «v -n • j; rents Mr. und iMrs. Chas. Over- Joe Kmiffmnn nnd family enjoyed The regular meeting will be held ‘ licit. The tluee children of I-cwLs •A family Christmas dinner with Don Thomti'nn of South Cnmutx11 Overholt remained for a few days. Mr. ami Mr* Paul Tiiompson of next Tuesday evening Jan. 4. All --------- - ... are urged to come and * Chrlt-lmas dinner guesta al tlie Cloverdale. * Christmas dinner and member* troit were guests from Friday until home of Mr. u:ul Mn Glen Kel­ weekend gutsta of Mr. and Mra. j bring u smpll gift Sunday cf Mr. nrnd Mrs Ivan logg were Mrs Howaid Bolo of Bat­ Willi* Lip-- were Mr and Mra. Hnr- ' Afethodi'l Church Rotts*i. Hill anti Tummy. * Mn tle chork. Mr. and Mrs. Rooeit ley Hatfrld. Mr and Mrs. Seymour : Rrv. J. W. McCue, pastor and Barbara Ann of Grand | Claud Welton, and Mra. Donald GlurgGW and family of Dowling. Walton were in Hastings last Fri­ Mr. und Mrs. Willard AmQH-und Rnuids. Afternoon and evening : 10:00 A. M—Morning worship— day shopping * Mrs C.tr.i Cirr daughter Marilyn of Hastings. callers were Loma Peterson und Theme "Christian Education’ ‘11:30—Sunday ' » <•1 L'in‘.h)g !•; spending the holidays Maurice Glasgow remained for a baby of Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Ira with her daughter Mrs. Chas. Hoy’ few tlays with hls grandparents. * Blough and son Ivan of Alto. Mr. . 8:00— Evening worxhio—Them". Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Weaver. Mr and und Mrs. Steve Xflller. daughter and family. “ nnd little son of Logan, and "Our Ideals for the Coming " Mr. .-.nd Mrs. Buel Sisson spent Mrs. Eugene Krauss of Elmdale, Helen Mr. nnd Mrs. Tobla* Brovont. Mr. Male quartet wil sing. scent Chri-tim* with Mr. anti Mr* ard Mr and Mi; Glen Parker of ad B:0Q—Wednesday evening, Bible Mra. Wm. Blough. Miss Lota Litchfield were Christmas dinner Verdun Coville of Middleville. * guests study and prayer meeting. < f Mr. and Mrs. Leon Howk Wieland nnd Bonnie Lou. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blough had ar Mr. und Mrs. Claud Walton en­ Percy Rower Mrs. Parker re­ their Christmas dinner guests Sun- • nnd lumed to her home Sunday after tertained at Sundoy dinner Mr. nnd Brethren in Christ three wnks' here. * Mr. nnd Mrs. George Brownell and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Steve Miller daught’-r aMrs. .... Mr. E. B Griffin DD. Pxstor John Thaler of South Cainp- Robert Campbell of Flint, and Helcrf-and son of Logan. * Dal-Dinner — ,। Freeport had as guesta Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Donald Walton * r>!nn Kmiffman is spending hls vacation bel on Christmas dny of Mr. i 10: 30 A. M. Sunday school with hb« sister Mrs. Paul Thompson Basil Thompson nnd son of Pon­ cuesta and Mrs. B. R. Clinton were Mr. 1 11: 30 A. M. Morning worship and f'-mllv of <7|r>vrrtfr-.lr. * Blind"'- . tiac. Mr. ant! Mr-. Woodrow nnd «. Morley Crew w. 7 00 P M. Christian Endeavor. Mra. J. of ........... Grand and* family of Battle evening supjier guests of Mr. and •Knowles Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Clin- Topic: "Prayer in These Times." Mrs. Tom Whl’niif” wen- -Mr. n-'-i Creek. Mr nnd Mrs Marvin Thaler Rapid'. B:00 P. M. Evening service umi |W(. children of Hustings. Supt. ton of Carlton. Helen Moore »nd Mr- Ralph Eye of Ypsilanti, Mr and Mrs. Wm. Spears and son of Jimmie Gonzales Afternoon callers __________________________________ nnd M15% Zenith Robachcr nnd Caledonia. Orvnt Kokx ana were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clin­ children of South Freeport * Mr. two childrenMrs Creek. Mbs ton arul Jack of Hostings. Mr. and and Mrs. Lnvcm Segar of Grund Donna Tiialercfof Battle Grand Rapids and Mis Howard Clinton and Janet of Rapids were Christmas day guests , Zj'Z-CAvCafZ JLf /*'f H/ i f of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben Blaknev. * Mr nnd Mrs. Howard Thaler and Bowne. ★ Mr. and Mrs. George Mr and Mrs Dan Kauffman of Lo­ gan were Sunday evening callers nt the Joe Kauffman honic. ♦ Lean Cool of Baltimore. Md. who came to help hti father. J. T> Cool cele­ brate his 90th blrthdav nnd to1 spend Christmas here left Sunday ,Sa AT MIDNIGHT —REDEEM THEM NOW! by way of Port Huron to visit hLs son Wagner before returning home.. * Mr. and Mrs. Clement Mead and family sptnt Christmas evening Q*i <QuU VoIm» At AaP/ Ofuu with the hitter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Shellenbarger of Has­ Quality Mtald in Plantc^ul VaMely! tings. Christmas dinner-guests of Mr. SUGAR CURED - SHANK EHD and Mrs. Henry Myers and. family RIB OR LOIN END were Mrs. Alfred Myers and chil­ dren of Wayland. Mr. and Mrs. , Glendale Myers and baby of Mid­ dleville. * Mr and Mrs. George Bustnnce nnd family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Faye Studt of Lake Odessa. * Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Holcomb nnd family, Clare Kauffman of Logan and Mrs. Julia Godfrey, were Christmas din­ ner RUcttt of Mr. nnd Mrs. George Hooper of South Campbell. * Mrs Mabel Yoder. Norma and Gordon Slamfi Valued! were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Emory Kime of near CREAMERY-FRESH Clarksville. * Christmas and Sun- i day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woods were Mrs. Doris Piper of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Robert fU«E VEGETABIT White of Stevensville.-Dorothy nnd , FANCY ROCKS—4 TO 6 LBS. AVERAGE ” Helen Woods of Hastings * Sun­ ts day evening Mr. nnd Mr.<. Ivan BLAIN O» FIMENTO Roush, accompanied bv Mr. and Mrs. Ira Preston of Detroit, visited Mr. and Mrs. George Singer of BHILAOELriiJA Wayland. 3 TO 6 LBS. AVERAGE Dr. Vemor Moore of Grand Rap­ ids wus a Sunday caller of Mrs. SUNNYFIELD Anna Moore and Mrs. Chas. Wood­ worth. * Mr. and Mrs. Clare Emer­ son of Niles and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Heirigle of North Irving called on • MI-CHOICE Waste Paper Helps Pass Ammunition P'lacatt. StamfU Jt, M, N, P, 2. A PORK LOIN ROAST THAKKSFOX VOttR . patromgc AND A HAPPY NtWYMR wherever you may be Soldier, sailor, marine, war nurse, civilian, homemak­ er, we are thinking of you this New Year*! Day, hop­ ing that good cheer of the season reaches you where- cvcr you arc. We want to thank you for your patron­ AND MAY WE CONTINUE TO SERVE YOU AS WE HAVE IN THE PAST age in past years, and wc hope that we will be able soon again to serve those of you now in distant lands. The friendship of every one of you, here at home or far away, means much to us, and you may be sure wc will strive continually to be worthy of it. SMOKED HAMS 4^29232492081422^2979805849951292277314 : BUTTER KEYKO OLEOMARGARINE PABST-ETT CHEESE CREAM CHEESE PURE LARD OLEOMARGARINE TREE! PARTY LOAF ■ tOADCAST POTTED MEAT ALL-SWEET OLEO SHORTENING dexo SHORTENING CRISCO or SPRY VIENNA SAUSAGE ARMOUt'S POTTED MEAT SWIFTS PREM WILSON'S DEVILED HAM 31c 23c 18c ROASTING CHICKENS • 41‘ STEWING FOWL 29‘ PRIME RIB ROAST COOKED HAMS PORK CHOPS PORTERHOUSE STEAK BRAUNSCHWEIGER u. 32* HERRING LARGE SHRIMP PICKLED HERRING SHORT CUT HONEY HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL EXPIRE JAN. 1 READY TO EAT—SHANK END 3'AOZ. CAN CHOICE. LEAN. CENTER CUTS 3£62c LB. FUJ.LY TRIMMED ’AS 10c • LIVER SAUSAGE 5-LB. JAR HOLLAND STYLE THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION • 9 STEBBINS BLDG PHONE 2503 Stebbins & Jacobs FANCY REX ALL STORE "Courtesy end Friendly Service Shown All” HASTINGS PHONE 2131 CUT LUNCH SELF-SERVICE �Tin: HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER X 1943 IAOK FOUR f MARTIN CORNERS 1 several fine selecUoris. ........................................................... 1 The childho*died in a Mr. .nd Mra Maurice Cogswell MIDDLEVILLE * Oft The Home Front Shirley Trick tt home with an quite exted In the church are cordially lnown table The annual Chrittma* party DCLseinenL or mr Mcmooisi enuxeu. Tuesday afternoon with twenty-one - ladies and seven small children attending Committee tn charge was Mr* E C. Jones. Mra Vemon Hooper and Mrs Charles Robertson. A spending a Lhlrty-day fur- □arau „ Mra. Burdette Wadd recent ‘ i„un* cetved a letter from Dr. Ewd. —— son who operates a hospital m in new New Haven. Conn He states he is well but th^t Ills father. Dick Johnson is in very poor health and confined to hls room most of the time but mentally very alert. Old friends rlorv Christnui* Rucsts of Mr. and Mrs । Flory near Hasting*. They holiday dinner guests at Mr. Urj otu Landons m Carlton Sun- die were Saturday night and Sun- (Continued from Page 1. Sec. 2.1 ant there. Am feeling fine. Will <;« agiUn wmxi’posaaole. Pfc Karl Q. WelMaze. oeaJOM Excerpts from Lieut. Comdr. K. S. McIntyres recent ieucra prove interesting. His recent move to a Ess* ten Dtagn. 41. < SgSJE.-aA.' 1 * Fievt Postmaster Ban Francisco, Csltf Fyt^Stgihcn C. Hathaway. Bks 1331 Sqdn 811 Army Technical School AAJ.T.T.C. Sioux Falls, 8. Dakota K. b. McIntyre Ueuu oamar.. M.C.. UB.NJL Edwin Earl of Maple Grove. Wayne Van Sycie of Air. and Mrs. Wade Town and cf Hast mgs. and Mr. and Mrs. Orr family of Delton and Sunday guest* Fisher were CltrUUnas dinner of Mr. and Mra. Wilbur "rales and never make a gucet washerwomen. guee-ts of William Oogswcll and family of Hastings. A Mrs. Joe Sudaughters. A Mr. and Mr.. Carl gait v.i-n,.™ «n» a n..<w>kaa<.i Despite the fact that sickness Mr and Mrs Rush Randall were Gnuhius and daughters of near guest oo our own much longer. New York City. New York hindered praejicing—the 6. school in attendance at the funeral of hls Coats Grove and Mr. and Mrs. law 1 nrctrams at the two churches Wed- cousin. Frank Randall, aged 72. Clarence Curtis and sons of Au- f" family. A Mr. and Mrs. .Ralph Star­ “i Cpl. Robert K. Gorham nesday night were much enjoyed Monday afternoon at the luncrai gusta enjoyed Christmas dinner ring are the parent* of a girl. Nan36186990 Th* children all did exceptionally home In ALendale. Tlu- musin with their parents Mr. and Mrs. cy -y Evelyn, born ----------------------Monday evening- around It—Ural's Che way all the • ABJ4. Hq 76th Ordnance Bn. well and those who undertook the whole home was In Lamont was re­ Roland Barry. A Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dee. 20. at Leila hospital, weight otlicenare living, so one u already APO 4915 % Postmaster training of them in spile of the tally Injured in an automobile ac- Karrar entertained the Karrar 7 lb. 2 ox a Mr. and Mrs. Carl in his "iiole'' at night. The docs 1 New York. New York bury season and sickness, deserve cldcnt. Thursday, families a" a holiday dinner Sun- Simmons of Ann Arbor were guests leave a well, oucut and puliey ngnt | much commendation. ~ day. Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. at the Starring home from Thurao-rald D Krllw. 8 1/c No Dissenters Shlrlry Slocum, had as their guesu day over Christmas. A Sgt. Merle oy their tent—that Is where we Amohlblous Operating Bar.e Death of Small Child In the United States, the com- at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Evan* of Midland Park. Gull lake. uuihe and do the wash. Navy 128 —Hciped evacuate the wounded Friends of Mr. und Mra Samnite mon Jury is the only body of peo- Karrar and children cf near Lake has been accepted for tlie U. S. Air ■x Fleet Post Office Seiulba of Clarksville, formerly of pl.- engaging m a governmental oc- Odessa. Garth Slocum of Grand Service and Is now located at ShepSan Francisco. California u Jap prisoner ano had twen witnthls vicinity, are verv sorry to near tivlty which Lv required by law to Raplds. and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kar- pard Field. Texas. of the recent death cf cne of their settle' a question by n unanimous rar. Barry and — A Mrs. Agnes . c j son Recent guests of Mrs. 'Harriet pretty sight------Sgt Richard Besamer little seven-mot hs-o!d twin sons. vote. Robert vLdted tier parents Mr. und LeCalre Hotel. Room 719 Mra. Em Tbdd tn Richland Sun- Barnes. Mra. Edgar L. Barru* terday and now have a tent to ourMoline, Illinois . < dnj' afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Todd and son. James. Edgar Barnes of have been 111 but are somewhat Otsego and the Rev. and Mrs. ume here. I slept between aheeU. | T/5 Lynn L. 8tedge. 16064811 OFF THE BEMIS... Improved. A Claude Trautweln of Estlr Barnes and gr.mddaugh- Ine nignLs seem to be getting Many people throughout the thc Center road and Alfred Fisher -<-r Joan. E"'e!lc Bo*eh r.f Or*nd nation are bemoaning the epidemic spent ChriJtmos day with Mr and Rapids. Callers Christmas were quieter tho If the big AA guns open ; Camo Maxey. Texas »c uu. t Mkcp. ore so near­ of cold*, but Columbia'* hr*t Mrs. James Tyler In Woodland. A Mrs. Blanch Cross of Plainwell nnd Pfc. Glenn Campbell 36410786 woman new»ea»ter, Elizabeth Benn*, Mr. and Mrs. Shirlev Slonim were Mrs. Ada Thorp and Emma Lou by. Food 1* getting better and wc now have bread at every meat To- । hat a special teuton — for anguish. -------------------- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. nnd Walters. * Mr. and Mrs. Howard mgiu. we even had real butter and I Camp McCain. Mississippi 10. »he Mrs. Homer Rowlnder in the Well- Pennock-and children were Satur- and orange. On Friday. December !?. . day evening guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. looked hopefully forward' to her man district. J About 10 or 12 miles from here is . -Pye CUrence D. Campbell's, Melvtn Whetetone. Mks. Alma Harold White and family of Plain­ tin active volcano which Is very should read: nevi trip to the mike Monday. 8/1 D. Campbell. December 13, when the wouhpeotn- Goodenough. Mrs. Millie Fisher nnd well, w Mr. nnd Mrs. John Harring- pretty on a clear day. The inoun- j a ’’ Clarence ■r“’' 18119007 pletc five year* on the air without Mlss Ruby Cogswell visited MUs ton of Delton were Christmas rains are pretty too, but Uiat is Whetstone ut Pennock ho’pl- guests of their daughter nnd son- where the lighting 1*. Wc aren't Student Instructor Army ever :ni*-ing a scheduled broad­ Alic-tal Sunday afternoon. They found tn-lnw. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard PvnForce Pilot School cast. Just one more to ro - an<) her somewhat improved. A Mrs. Ida nock and famllv and called on Mrs sure all tile natives are tnenaiy Brooks Field. Texas but Father L----- seems confident Flory and daughter Mrs. Clara Her- Clam Underhill. A W. M. prayer that FIVE HOURS OP FOOTBALL! they are. This place is no bed ( zel were Sunday evening callers at meeting will be held al the home ol rose*, but the boys wnu tame up Pfc. Ernest Burr 36492558 On New Year » Day (Saturday) Flu! Monda» »pent in bed! Mr. nnd Mrs. Orr Fishers. A Melvin of Mr. and Mrs. John Moure? 785 Bomb Sq. H first had a tougher job than V. KZO will bring you not one.’but Whetstone and Mrs Alma Good- Thursday. Dec. 30. nt 8 p m. A Ute here curs, and we give them lot* of , 486 Bomb Gp. TWO great Bowl Game*. Starting enough were Christinas night sup- Hickory’ Comers Unit of the Bum­ credit Alamogoradb. New. Mexico for IL noon, wuh Ted Huying at the per guests of Mr. nnd Mrs Orr Co. Chapter of the Red Cross will "THE OfEN DOOR" I uiu kouiii to miss seeing you all I 1.1 c-cphone, you'll hear the Grange Fisher, a Mr nnd Mrs. J. D. Aellck meet for an afternoon meeting at around the Christmas tree tre" but I do 1 Pfc. K. W. Bracndle. 36453386 Another addition to the : o.l Game between Louitiana state and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Demand the Masonic Temple Jan 5. A larpe hope you will have a pretty one and WKZO mornir.,’. schedule! Be­ of the Wellman district and Mrs. On quotn of new work Including niirr- hits c( turkey and lots of run—after 1 Seattle. Washington p nnng next Monday. WKZO Fisher ariended the Christmx' erous artlci-s (or Perry Jones h.«- all that?, one reason we are out | I.i.unediatcljr following thu [.rpudly picsents the daytime church service at tlie Goodwill pital ha* been received. Pl.-a- ■ here. < Note: Ken. your young drama series. "The Open Door ' church. Sunday evening. TheJJulm- ccme earlv. Everyone come! We daughter Janet, really ly had ti a ccacos­ from—well, why not begin the New ritrct until Anrll by choir was present and rendered n-’ed your hrlp. the story of Erik Hansen. i: -----pearls mopolitan Christmas: * 'from Year with Just one more guess; । Ja»»Ph V. Ilaallly. c.:zn of students at mythical i-shcils num from UwUl be -n Year is ■ ; Harbor. sea-aucus Fcarl Harbor, • •— when -—• ;one —- n«ui — microphone for the play-by-play icjcf.eraon University and tn* Guadalcanal, and a Jap ten yen « Rood as anotherJWe Juat heme , kcfiption. Till* .g>njc Ret' under piece from Tarawa—not that she ^e guess that all of this 8ha*Uy ccnsunt efforts "to open the uldnt have traded all that glory , warring will be over In 44 li the door that leads to truth and cow. New Year's Day — two bail her Daddy, of course-------> one to be proven right. Until then, • NOTICE TO CBEDITOBfl freedom tor the human spirit'. game* on W KZO beginning at • • • Cheerio. Don't mis* an episode. NOON. ' Howdy. Dick FUwy." Remember ; Zolly Coffer, WELDING — AUTO REPAIRING & SERVICE s fall when Dick hurt hls hand .DN-N-N-DIE! . insisted on playing with the I WE BUILD — WAGONS — TRAILERS — HITCHES SCHOOL OF THE All f.S. squad before he had to leave I iool in his senior year and | inning next New and Used Parts — Class Installed tnge his football togs for a uni- 1 m. Since that Ume Dick lias STATE PARK BULES AMD CASH FOR YOUR JUNK CAR traveled quite a ways from home, in I HEOULATIOXS >■ ’ic.i.'d 15 nuniilo It. wa* the first train ride .... .l‘»rks belong tn ■tncin .Hl*l« r-y liirvuuh Fri-lay. V ever had. so It was an unittally <it th? Htair WRECKER SERVICE 1 tlie Air ,t nine experience for him. Here's rir".' ' beginning "Minilie sent to ills "Mom '. Mrs. oid f*riliti>« Phone 2407 Hasting* 221 N. Mich. Ave. (be Other day and nibbkd ou Dag- '• 'Uli y tii.-onnh Hiday iur School Poem not-u * neck! tlie .\ir on W l.ZO can have your^armv khnkl You can have your navy' blue ‘.OTICE TO CREDITORS But here's a different fighter I'll Introduce to you. Hls uniform is different The best I've even seen The Hurts calf hifn "Devil Dog" Hls real name is "Marine.'' He was trained at. San Diego The land that God forgot Where Ute sand is fourteen inches deep tirumalcaird And the sun Is scorching hot. STATIC PETER PRESCOTT Best Wishes to All 1344 BABIES and for the -first Mama we have a nice bouquet of flowers! WILCOX FLORIST Phone 2530 PETE’S AUTO PARTS LEGALS MEN and WOMEN WANTED IN OUR LO£AL PLANT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES PAST He's peeled many an onion And twice as many spuds And during hls leisure Umc He washes dirty duds. And when this war is over Here's a tip 111 give to vou Get yourself an ex-marine There's nothing he can't do. BABIES And to the first of 1944 we will give $3 in war savings Stamps ☆ ☆ ☆ DBDBB FOB FUBUCATIOS And when he dies and goes heaven To SL Peter he will tell. ‘Another Manne Re "I've spent my time ny l.ulldinc, M<ut>m*ui. ForCroupy Coughs Baby Furniture When in need of furni­ ture for the baby or youngsters we invite you to stop in and see our stock. We carry a com­ plete line at reasonable prices. ☆ ☆ Due to Colds PECKHAM'S -REMEDY AT ALL DRUG STORES “Once Tried Never Without." Mother's have used this remedy for W. A. ROTH FURNITURE Heating* Out 13 30 j FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONI EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY SOME JOBS OPEN FOR YOUTHS 17 YEARS OLD, WHO HAVE HAD PRE­ VIOUS NYA OR HIGH SCHOOL MACHINE SHOP TRAINING 1944 All applicants must qualify under the new war manpower stabilization plan in order to be accepted BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY- . WE'VE RESOLVED TO carry on our faithful service in your behalf. The entire organ­ ization joins in this.pledge and in extending their wishes for your health and happiness in 1944. FARM BUREAUSERVICE HASTINGS ALL THROUGH THE YEAR LET'S WORK FOR VICTORY Victory won't wait for us if we're late ... so let's buy those Bonds on time! ANDRUS SERVICE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUB8DAY, DECEMBER M, 1M3 BABY ☆ rtf the yeab ☆ CONTEST * Best Wishes to the First 1944 Baby!. Th. Flnt 1944 Bob, — Congratulations & Best Wishes We have a Nursery Chair for the first '44 youngster. WHO Will Win the Ninth MOTHERS—ViUt our Bab, Doputroont for oil of Bab,’, rrood. OUR GIFT FOR THE FIRST 1944 RABY Our baby goods de­ partment features furniture, wheel goods, etc. Annual Hastings Banner IS A BLANKET First Baby °fthe Year Contest? BEN FRANKLIN STORES Montgomery Ward Hastings GIFTS WILL BE AWARDED TO FIRST BABY BORN IN BARRY CO. FOR THE FIRST BABY OF THE YEAR Our very best wishes And to oil mothers . . make this store your headquarters for Baby’s needs Our present for the 1944 Baby is a package of 12 diapers. LONG & MOORE MICHIGAN 2. Arrival of baby must hr re­ ported tu tlir Hanner by Jan­ uary 11. Mothers! 3. Report of arrival must con­ tain la) Exact time und place of birth; <b) Parent.’ namci and addrr**; ic) 'Doctors name and address; id) Baby's name. We maintain a baby deportment We will present the first baby of the year with an Infant’s Dress. BONNET & GOWN SHOP 1944 HASTINGS, MICH. SUPPLIES FOR THE BABY BABY’S SHOES Mother* realize the imparlance of early footwear for their bubin. We invite mothers to moke this store their heodquarters for Baby’s needs. Our stock is complete and includes JOHNSON and JOHN­ featuring everything that baby SON. MENNEN'S and other nationally-known products. THE BANNER We invite you to visit us. Will Deposit WE HAVE A SPECIAL GIFT FOR THE FIRST BABY OF 1944. 11, To THE FIRST BABY of 1944 CONTEST BULES 1. Baby mu* I be burn in Bar­ ry county. Io parent* llvlnx in Barry county. needs. firms whose advs. appear below. The birth record, with date, hour and minute of birth and full names of the parents and at­ tending physician must be sent , to the Banner office so that the winner may be selected. NOT LATER THAN TUESDAY, JANUARY 5c TO $1.00 STORE HASTINGS A fine assortment of gifts awaits the first Barry Co. Baby born in 1944. Some baby is going to be lucky. The first boy or girl born in 1944 in Barry county to Barry county parents will be given prizes offered by the business --------------------- $3.00 A BABY ROBE AND BOOTIES. We have a Special Gift for the first baby born in 1944-A Johnson & Johnson baby set HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE Registered Pharmacist Always on Duty! Phone 2241 State & Jefferson BABY A PAIR OF SHOES, REED'S DRUG STORE Hastings, Mich. ■ THE VALUE STORE We will present fho FIRST 1944 MICHIGAN HASTINGS For The First Baby Born In Barry County in 1944 BABY NEEDS DAINTY THINGS FOR BABY! Lovely little garments that every mother dreams about and so moderately priced that she can choose a complete layette economically. Wc carry a,complete line of baby needs and invite you to moke this store your supply center. BABY WE WILL PRESENT THE FIRST 1944 BABY Our baby department is com­ plete in every detail. Wc will present the WITH A PAIR OF SHOES 1944 baby with a Tiny though they may be it is most important thot they be fitted cor'-rectly. We carry a complete line of children's shoes ranging from the first shoesjo adult sizes. We specialize in corrective footwear. Box of Baby Soap We will present the first Baby with a Crib Blanket. , BABY LyBARKER’S HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 2115 PENNEY'S HASTINGS MICHIGAN No. 1 of 1944 Congratulations SHOESTORE We have o NICE CAKE To the FIRST 1944 Baby We will deliver one quart of GRADE A MILK to the home of the FIRST 1944 BABY for 30 days, delivery to start when the parents wish. If baby lives in the country, we will pay $3 cash instead. HIGHLANDS DAIRY * HASTINGS for the mother of Barry County's 1 st baby of the year. Congratulations TO THE FIRST B-ABY BORN IN BARRY COUNTY. IN '44 Greetings to tlie First Baby Born in 1944! SB/ Fcldpousch’s Food Center Extends . Congratulations and will present COMB, BRUSH AND RATTLE this baby with 12 cons of GER­ BERS BABY FOOD and 12 large BANGHART'S BAKERY HASTINGS cans of Condensed MILK. FOOD CENTER HASTINGS NASHVILLE To the first baby born in Barry Co. in 1944 we are giving STEBBINS & JACOBS • HASTINGS DRUGGISTS I’HONE 2181 CONTEST CLOSES TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1043,® P.l �THE HASTINGS BANNEB, THUBKHY. DECEMBER SO, IfU fAOr mr Some figures for Ostriches! . ■ ** ) In the Sicilian campaign, part of our losses in the material employed were as follows: • We lost 8% of our medium tanks. • We lost nearly half of our 57-mm. guns. • We lost 3313% of our 75-mm. gun carriages. • We lost 22% of our 105-mm. howitzer carriages. • We lost 5 1% of our 37-inm. gun carriages. • We lost an undisclosed number of ships, landing barges, airplanes. • We lost a vast (piantity of collateral material like food, clothing, things like 1,100 miles of copper telephone wire. z • We lost all this in a month-long minor campaign that wqs iu'Uvery sense of the word a complete victory for us. There’s just no use in trying to dodge ' this fact: Somebody’s got to pay for that stuff we lost. Somebody’s got to pay for the new KtuIT that replaced it. Somebody’s got to pay for the infinitely larger amount of stuff that's going to be used—and part of it lost—in Italy, in France, in the Balkans, in Norway, in India, in a lot of places. It’s no tfse kidding ourselves. That "somebody” is Uncle Sam—and we've got to lend him the money to do it by buy­ ing War Bonds. There’s no cheap way out — no easy way out — there's just nothing we can do except to keep on working and buying more and more Bonds till this War is won. And the harder we pitch in right now — and the more Bonds wc buy — the quicker that will be. KEEP ON BACKING THE ATTACK! WALLDORFF & SON CUT RATE SHOE STORE STEBBINS & JACOBS STRAND AND BARRY THEATRES HODGES JEWELRY FRANDSEN'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE J.C. PENNEY COMPANY WATERS CLOTHES SHOP JOHN BULLING & SON E. W. BLISS CO. ROTH FURNITURE G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. REED'S DRUG FARM BUREAU SERVICES MARK'S AUTO HASTINGS MFG. CO. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. G. R. BOOKCASE CONSUMERS POWER CO. IRONSIDE MONUMENT WORKS B. A. LyBARKER BONNET & GOWN AUTO SPORT SHOP THE VALUE STORE COFFEESHOP ANDRUS SERVICE HOTEL HASTINGS MEYERS 5c & 10c STORE TAYLOR SHOE STORE LONG & MOORE 5c to $1 CHAS. LEONARD FUNERAL STORE HOME BAIRD'S STORE ' FELDPAUSCH STORES , THE HASTINGS BANNER COLEMAN INSURANCE MILLER REAL ESTATE HASTINGS CITY BANK NATIONAL BANK CASITE CORP. VIKING CORPORATION EAST END CIGAR STORE I NT. SEAL & LOCK MICH. MUTUAL WIND­ STORM BARRY CLEANERS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1943 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1943. 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